https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-01-06.pdf b15da55a5403b5590760f7b4dadf359f PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR 14 PAG^S HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JANUARY 6, 1932 COUNCIL CONTRACTS PAGES Ito 8 SHOULD NOT GET NAMES OF COMPANIES CONFUSED MERCHANTS AGREE ON CLOSING QUESTION monwealth Power Oo. On Wednesday Nights COMMERCIL CLUB ORGANIZING FOR GO­ FOR ELECTRIC SERVICE BARRY COUNTY HAS ARRESTEDSIX Low Prices Quoted By Con­ Coniumers Co. Has No Connec ­ Present Conditions Do Not ELECTED OFFICERS sumers Power Co. For Five UNDEVELOPED ASSETS tion With American Com­ TO-CHURCH” SUNDAY Warrant Opening Stores TRUCK Year Period LEON TOLHURST SUCCEEDS THOMAS BAIRD AB PRESIDENT The council did not meet on the fourth Friday of December, because that was Christmas day Instead II Iwld its session on Monday evening. Decern- PLANS FOR YEAR’S Tire only item of btuiness of special interest was the unanimous vote of the WORK TO BE PRESENTED council to enter into a contract with the Consumers Power Company for electric service for operating tire city's municipal waterworks and sewage dis­ posal plants, for a period of five years from December 28. 1931. and from year year thereafter until terminated upAt a recent meeting of the Hastings;.to -----------------------------------------------------r Commercial club Fred Johnson. Kim । on tliirty days notice Sigler and Charles Hinman were placed ■ Tlie company submitted what the upon the board of directors for a per-1 council considered a very fair contract, lod of three years. Last week the board with low rales for the service-lower - ax officers •for the - new than the city could hope to produce met■ and• selected electricity for its own use. year the following: Progress and Development of City Depend Upon Confi­ dence and Courage President—Leon Tolhurst. Vice-President—Robert Walton. Treasurer—Charles Hinman Secretary—MUs Eva Hecax YAjrlng the year 1931 Thomas Baird I SURVEY OF BARRY 02318875 which olh'atandlng things could be done for Hustings, because of unfavorable fi­ nancial conations throughout the COMMR. MAUDE SMITH OUT­ country. Nevertheless Mr Baird and his associates maintained interest In LINES HISTORY OF the club and govt attention to such ac­ EDUCATION tivities as were posiibir under Hie con­ ditions Theoiew officers will no doubt an­ TEACHERS QUALIFICA­ nounce their plana and policies for the TIONS ARE MORE RIGID future au soon us they can so arrange We hope that the Commercial club may have a wider influence and be a Many More Improvements Are stronger force (or the community good Needed In Some Rural than it ever has been Willie financial conditions arc such Schools In County that not much cun be attempted to­ wards the establishment of new indus­ are printing herewith the talk given tries in Hastings during 1932. yet this by County School Commissioner Maude should not be a lime when efforts by the Cbmntercial club for the develop-I Smith, before .... the Rotary .. club at their luncheon last week, as we “ know our mMol HoUnn .b»uld r.u i„ SSSrwT?.SS-Xdto degree, । The need for competent supervision Courage U a quality that we all ad-. In instnetion In the rural schools was mire In an individual. Even when clrkeenly felt at ^sery early date. Supt cunutancex over which lie has no con­ Gregory .utfvfn his 1860 report, “The trol make it seemingly impossible for county that/ jiaya 320,000 annually for him to secure what desires, he ; teachers' tiages r-ould have better ncvrtheless refuses to give up. He, schools and get more for its money if holds the purpose steadily to win out. It, is courage like this that has enabled It would pay 31.000 cf the sum to an intelligent and efficient superintendent the United States to recover from pre­ who should sec that the remainder was vious depressions and it will lead us out properly expended that the teaelwrs em­ ot tt>e present one. It is Ute same kind ployed by II perforin their labors skill­ of courage that is needed tn Hastings fully and efficiently." Efforts have been to keep on the lookout—to keep on made from time to time to provide working and to keep on expecting prog­ ress in this community—progress that means for the adequate supervision of will make It a belter as will as a larg­ Instruction in schools in this state. In 1867 the office of the county su­ er place, with more wholesome condi­ perintendent ol schools was created. tions for all who live here. The act provided tiiat the county suWe have confidence that the newly l>erinlendent should be elected by pop­ elected officers of the Commercial Club will work out plans that will make the ular vote. No educational qualifications club an increasingly useful and Import­ were required. The salary was to be ant factor tn the development of this not less than 83.00 per day nor more city. We hope there will be. not only than 85.00 per day for each day em­ among the present members but many ployed. such days to be determined by who are not now members but who will the county board of supervisors. One be. a spirit of co-operation and help­ duty of the couqty superintendent was fulness that will result in good for to examine teachers and grant certi­ ficates and the law required that the Hastings. superintendent should visit each school of the county at least once In each year CONTRIBUTIONS MADE and examine into'the gtscipllne and TO PENNOCK HOSPITAL mode of instruction, etc. In 1875 the office of county superin­ tendent pf schools was discontinued by Barry County Residents Re­ statute and tlie office of township su­ perintendent was created, no educa­ member Institution During tional qualifications being required for the Holidays this officer. His principal duty was to Since the last report a number of (Continued on page six) donations have been made to Pennock hospital which are gratefully acknowl­ RUSSIAN COUNT COM­ edged. , The gifts are: Alva Kqnyon, Bellevue, ING TO BROTHERHOOD Route 4. 6 qU. fruit; Mrs. H M. Hill's hospital guild. 2 boxes fruit, grape Will Speak At Regular Meeting Juice. Jam and Jelly; Clifford Rich, 81 Monday Night, Jan. 18— qts. fruit-and pickles; Mrs. Bert John­ son. 3 qts. fruit and 1 qt. mincemeat; Supper Squad Later Mrs Edward Campbell. 6 qts. fruit and! The January meeting of the Brother hood will be held one week from next Springs. 1 bu- apples; Mrs. John UsMonday night. January 18. The ipeakboine. maple syrup and apples; Mr. er will be Count Alexis de Sakhnoffsky. and Mrs. Wm. Gorham, grape Juice; n Russian count, who was compelled to Loyal Workers' class of Methodist Bun­ leave Russia because he did not be­ day School, a check. lieve tn communism, who hag become a These contributions are appreciated citizen of United States, bdievlng that and are.a grtat saving to the hospital liberty under the stars and stripes is board, pwkhock hospital fills a big place ; far to be preferred to the despotism of in the life of Barry county and we communism. The count has kept In often wonder how we ever got along touch with the situation In Russia and without its ministrations. will bring a real message to the Broth­ erhood. giving them information with regard to the situation in that unfor­ CLEARING HOUSE FOR tunate country, in which the average CHILDREN’S CLOTHING citizens counts for practically nothing, has no liberty, and nothing approach­ Openy In White School Bldg. ing freedom, but must obey orders that come from the autocracy of Moscow, On Monday—Sponsored By which Is just os hateful as that of the Czar's, but which is evidently trying Central P. T. A. * The clearing-house for children's harder than the Czar did to bring bet­ clothing sponsored by the Central P. ter economic conditions to that counThe supper squad will appear, in the M.. in the white school building. There is a great need for warm garments. next issue of the Banner. Provision will be made for repairing and mending the clothing. Please lake time to sort over your unused garments and help to provide comidrtable clothing for school. chil­ Local members of the Moose Lodge dren If you cannot send the clothing will hold a family night at Moose hall on Monday, please call phone 2218. here Thursday evening. January 7. This is the first of a series of similar events STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. to be held during 1932, The annual meeting of the stock­ CO. MINISTERIAL MEETING. holders of the Hastings National Bank, Hastings, Mich, will be held at Its banking offices on Tuesday, January 12. County Ministerial meeting will be held 1932 for the election of directors for at the Methodist church In Hastings. the ensuing year, and the transaction Pot luck supper at 5:00. Bring your own of any other business that may come service Tire Russian Situation" is the topic before Ute meeting. Polls open from fnr 11 r v-i — 10:00 A. M. to 13:00 P M-—H. a Haywe. Local Moose Lodge to Hold Family Night ALL NIGHT DANCE. ■T. ROSE ENTERTAINMENT. Knur jmmenl, St. Rose Hal), Thurs- RESORT PROPERTY ADDS INCREASINGLY TO TAX ROLLS The dally papers of December.Jl con­ COMMITTEE URGES EVERY The merchants of this city—outside tained the aiuiuunci-ment of the ap­ CITIZEN TO ATTEND ON pointment of a receiver for the Amer­ fcctloncry dealers and fruit stores— JANUARY 17 ican Commonwealth Power Company. ' realize that there is no justification. It appears tiiat some t>ropie have | under present conditions, for keeping GROWTH OF LAKELANDS tiiought tiiat company was the holding HAVE FAITH IN VALUE . their places of business open on Wedcompany for the Consumers Powei i nesday evenings. Accordingly all of the HELPS LOWER LEVIES Company, or in some way related to it OF REGULAR ATTENDANCE kweriea. dry ’go^ds Stores! “furniture . Tiiat is not lite caw. Tile American stores, clothing stores, hardware stores Big Percentage of Assessments Commonwealth power Corporation has Democratic Spirit Batata la In ueriain Certain Townships Comes 00 tn xownsnips uomes - connection ------„-------- whatever ------- with th* Con­ ... ■. .. mi ncuunuay eve: turners Comixinv. It it is the Com- Various Churches—Your Cosumers Power Company ninga during the months of January. From uottagers : monwealth Southern Company, a going iI ■ '! p.hm.r. —h Onorntinn Ta Rnlicited February and »«. March. Experience *... has ww ..v. uuv company ; P ration is oo c ted | shown that, for the winter months, the Among the things which the-peoplc'. concern, which » U the holding of Barry county should bear in mind for Consumers " ‘ recently •«- •is-1 ­ Power. *^ The "Go-To-Church-Sunday ” for Barry patronage would not justify opening on sued annual statement of the Consumcounty is January 17. 1832 Let's all go. I Wednesday nights. The arrangement is that this county possesses a splen­ did resource that is not developed. ers Company shown tiiat its business In ' Tbe.success of last year's effort along includes all stores here dealing in the lllpulMU,v asset 1931 was succeMful, so that it is able to' this line fully warrants the oboervanee kinds of goods mentioned-. |w which can become U11 an ,important for thls county. But to realize on thia, take care of interest, and dividends.! again. Many a person began last ycar|---------------- -»-•-•----------------________________ u resource, It is necessary tiiat .there ta­ and had a surplus over all charges on "Go-To-Church-Sunday" and has'——*-—------ ----------------- ---------------nun Joy jvjr to lu IIUIWII himself miu and »^||,| helpj il good understanding and a harmoni­ There U no reason to question its sol- ; continued, with . to to -ll all concerned. Church attendance U is | ous working together of all our peo­ vency. . a sharing proposition. ple with the township officers and the ! The suggestion has been made that' board of supervisors. . I At the present time 85 00 of each. 8100 of taxes raised In this county for thb support of school districts, town­ ship, county and stale, the building road building requires taxation—85.00 of every 8100 come from taxation of re­ sort property located on Barry county's beautiful inland lakes. It lias been because of the resort development al­ ready made, and because some of our resort lakes are accessible by good roads, that Barry county will have this year an Investment of 8100.000 by the Kellogg Foundation in building and equipping a summer camp for crippled and handicapped children. This will be the first of its kind in Michigan, and we know of no other anywhere BRIEFSTORYOFA HASTINGS BOY CITIZEIIS5H0ULDMTMIZETHEIRTOWN time, anywhere, in his life time hasj ever been in a church shall celebrate that event by attending some church of | WALTER , his or her own choice on Sunday. Janu- ...... ------------ . ...... THREE LACKED CHAUFFEUR LICENSES, TfiREE DROVE WITHOUT LIGHTS FINES AND COSTS IN THE CASE WERE Officers Lay Blame Levy, But Law Gets Driven Not Truck Owner Our readers will remember tiiat it according to the report of the coroner's Jury', was responsible for the collision with John Usbomc's car. with the re­ sulting death of Mr. Usbome's daughfact that the sheriff had twice warned truck without proper Ughta befcgr the One would naturally tlilnk that, after K. SCHMIDT WAR all this had occurred. Mr. Levy would SPEAKER AT ROTARY CLUB see to it that his trucks were equipped with such lights as the law requires ON MONDAY I when they are driven after dark in the in nis or ner me. Take one or more witnesses along with you to church on —•evening and before daylight in the January 17. All over Barry' County 1 morning. We understand tiiat lights church going* is one habit that no one ADVOCATES HIGHER TARthe necessary equipment to operhas ever regretted forming and Tt' Ir IFF ON CANE SUGAR and ' never overdone, while there are untold members who regret that they have not WENT OUT IN WORLD been as faithful In church attendance People of Michigan Now Use forth from the sink hole to the gravel Larger Percentage of Cu­ AND HAS MADE GOOD as they should. * pit in Carlton without any pretense of Jesus, our great Example, commends having such Ughta aa the law demands, ban Product church attendance with a promise to and without even Uie kerosene lamps His Marked Career Is An Honor meet with us. as shown in Matthew Walter waiter K. Schmidt, aenmiai, a member of or the _,lh _hlrh .h_v -,r„ Grind h»M4< IWi-ry duh .nd propri.-15“ **" «to the School and the 18-20. In Hebrews 10-25 we are admon­ t/ir nt th. remora Hhnn nt that CISUUl. tor of the Camera Shop of that city. ished by Paul not to forsake Ute as­ City sembling of ourselves together. All logic The development of this camp will that he could do as lie pleased about Nearly flfty years ago a young man re- and ordinary common sense pronounce of ths Hastings Rotary club on Mon­ focus the attention <pf the state and lights for his trucks. We cannot un­ day. He proved a very interesting talk­ . ......and ___ rprac. the country upon Barry county. It will celved his diploma as a graduate from church attendance as helpful derstand why he should defy the law bring out the fact that this county has' the Hastings High school. Perhaps a I tical. because of the fellowship, insplr- er. making no pretentions to oratory, but speaking in an off-hand, sincere some wonderful resort lakes, which can different value was placed upon even | manner about things which were of in ­ i ment. No one has been found yet who become summer vacation grounds for High school diplomas in those days! " many thousands of peoide Instead of than Is the case to day. At any rate it, is ashamed of having attended church terest to his hearers. spirit as he has shown In thia mat­ He discussed the urgent need of the for practically the few hundred who1 was then quite generally considered regularly, or even once in a while. If ter it would seem that Mr. Levy richly >uu call mu the uie roll run of ui the iiw really realty great men , vituciia dtixens <J< of any vmiiuiuiuiy community siwuuing standing by oy now find pleasure and recreation at that a diploma was almost a sure poss- you and women of this country, church at-1 their town, giving its local tradesmen such lakes. ,। port ___________________________ to success, regardless of the sub- tendance will be found aa one of their j every possible dollar of their patronage, On Wednesday morning before day­ It will not be difficult for Barry I sequent effort put forth by its possessor, light, Sheriff Leonard and Undergood habits and practices | The weakness of outside ownership U county to add more fjian 81.000.000 to | But that theory has long since been many The Hastings Brotherhood of laymen1 that It is not directly Interested tn the the present Investment in resort prop- exploded, and contact with real life in Is putting time and money Into this i community's progress. 1 erty at our beautiful takes within the I this «ld world has quite generally effort, because of their faith In the! He urged his hearers to write to driven to the sink hole and empty next ten years, if the right steps shall: demonstrated that, regardless of the Congressman Ketcham and to Senators tense of having Rich Ughta aa Michlbe taken. There must be a friendly number of diplomas held, the fortunate value of church attendance. One may be very thankful that good Vandenberg and couzens. urging them attitude toward such a development on. owner of them must put his knowledge clothes and lots of money are not to favor Hie Capper-Kelly bill, now the part of townships and the county, to some useful piirjxjse requisites for regular or spasmodic I pending in the United States senate, It must be realized that our takes conAt any rate, nearly fifty years ago this church attendance—at least not in! This bill U designed to protect Invenstltute an asset worth developing and young man graduated from the Hasthat all of us will benefit therefrom. | tings High school. Hastings at that Barry county churches, nor any others tors and makers ot worth-while spe­ that we know of. cialties. also to protect the dealers in ofTlcers, It U reported to ua that Conwhether living In the townships con-1 time was not half 1U present slae. was • . The BrotluThood committee ask all such goods. talnlng such takes or anywhere else in purely an agricultural city depending He stated that we are alf interested, Barn county. Such resort property' entirely upon the surrounding country to realize tiiat they have been appoint­ ed to membership on this committee, especially In a community like Has­ will bear its full share of state.* county for Ils support. Growth was very, very and to invite any and all to start going tings, in the fanner and what we can and highway taxes. slow, and opportunities for young men to church on Sunday. January 17—any do to help him. He sold that there Is For individual townships, where starting out in the world were very (Continued on page aix) church of your choice, anywhere—only • Continued on page three) rare This young man cast about for ctart going. living in and around Hastings can help j something to do that promised aomeThe Brotherhood named as the com­ the farmers of the state of Michigan. JUDGE McPEEK SEN­ rlHTTHJ 7or the future, but he could not RETURNED FROM Y. M. hind It for the very good reason that it mittee to plan for Go-To-Church-SunTENCED FRED BENHAM day, the following: Secretary Frank Ing our Congressman and Senators to C. A. EDUCATIONAL TRII (was not here. Angell of the Y. M. C. A.; Charles Hin­ After some thought, his mind turned man and W. A. Schader. Case of Jas. Benham to Be Set­ to the great, growing, undeveloped west. Winston Sheffield One of Party Had he gone there we are sure that he for beets in Michigan. At the present tled Later—Chas. Heltzel time this state Is consuming five From Lansing Area On Tour would have made good in some line of TO ASK RETENTION OF Gets Prison Term pounds of cane sugar, grown tn Cub*, workj because he was well grounded in of Eastern States to one pound of beet sugar, produced COUNTY AGRL. AGENT Judge Russell R. McPeek held a seshonesty, industry, loyally and depend­ in Michigan. He said the cane sugar Winston Sheffield returned on Mon­ ability without which no young man and manufacturers are day from the Y. M. C. A. educational can win real success. More than that he Ninety Men and Women Held'; producers ■ । carrying on on extensive and expensive trip which he took with 31 men and was fortified with a wonderful phyand his father, Fred Benham, had been Meeting On Monday to Dis­ • Continued on page five) boys from the Lansing area. arraigned previously. Each had entered ■ (Continued on page five) ’ The boys, representing twelve Michi­ cuss This Subject gan localities, had a grand time, their POST OFFICE RECEIPTS ing chickens. On Wednesday the Judge About ninety men and women, many itinerary taking them to eight states. COUNTY SCOUTS PLAN called each of the two separately Into TOTAL $41,136.64 IN 1932 of the latter the club leaders In the They went through Canada to Niagara ■ DRIVE FOR FUNDS county, held a meeting tn the court Falls, then to Albany. New York City.! room on Monday afternoon to consider Keeps Hastings As First Class Washington. waxrungton. rnuaaeipnia. Philadelphia. Atlantic Atlantic , City, and back through Akron, Ohio. *° “how the Film, Alexander ways and means for retaining the serv­ ham confirmed his previous conteesloa Office—Fine Gains Made In ices of the county agricultural agent In The Y. M. C. A. building in Akron Is ................... Hamilton ” At.....Strand* Thea­ and made no attempt to shield hlmoatt, Last Three* Months Barry county and thus provide for the said to be the finest in the world, and admitting that he was guilty. He waa ter On January 20-21 4-H club work among the young people the boys greatly enjoyed their privi­ The Hastings postoffice made a good later brought before th* Judge, who icges there. leges mere. "Alexander nicisiiurr munition Hamilton” leaiuring featuring and the other benefits to be derived showing for the year 1931. The total Some of the boys on the tour were1 Oeorgc Arliss, one of- the outstanding from extension work. receipts of the office were 841,136.64. Fred A. Smith, formerly a supervisor Last year the total was 841.370.57. ao only twelve and thirteen years of age, photoplays of the year, will be shown „ year . were 823353 less and one man between seventy and, at the Strand Theater on January 20 of Rutland township, acted as chair- the receipts this with the Judge, although he had pre­ eighty years ot pge accompanied his and 21. under the sponsorship of the man and John Klllick was secretary, i thin’ ’forTcM. All thiw considered viously plead guilty, began to lay th* Representatives were present from (this is a splendid showing the foot- blame mostly on his father. -The offi­ grandson, and the aged man didn't Boy Scouts of Barry county. 140 000 miss a thing—was always ready to go! All proceeds from this film will be nearly every township in the county jlngs beln4 Bbovcers say there u evidence against him and had as fine a time as any of the ’ used for the maintenance ot scout oc- and the large majority were enthusias-1 to keep the local postoffice in the list of crimes in which bls father is not fellows. ; ganlzations in Barry county—with a tlcally in favor of continuing the work. ot flrjt dau offices. Implicated. The Judge, however, told As an inspiration to other boys who minimum deduction for overhead ex­ A good many freely spoke their con­ What seems surprising la that, for the young man that he would not ac­ victions and questions were asked the first nine montiis of 1931, the re­ might wish to take such a trip but feel | pense to the Strand Theater. cept his plea of guilty after his attempt they haven't the funds, we refer them; Lost fall W. K. Kellogg offered to County Agent Harold Foster concern­ ceipts of the local office fell conslder- to shield himself, telling him he either to Winston's method, a year ago he help the county maintain a full-time ing the work, which he gladly and fully was. or was not. guilty. He previously started a Christmas savings fund at1 executive here provided the Barry or- answered. just about enough, if the earnings were It was appoint Ml the kiK.- banks UUUM, here iivir and nnu religiously ic-ii*ivruni) . ganlzations . uimiiimil, raise i .l-v 81.000, ni.iw, a » fraction lincuuu of ui - finally - * decided --------- to - - -ri ---- —a maintained, to keep Hastings postoffice one of saved his money regularly and when . the total amount involved. This means committee consulting of two people as one of the first class; but the margin said he wasn't really guilty and at­ the time came, he had the cash to fl -1 that scout organizations In Barry will ,rom “f11 township and the club lead- would be exceedingly small. Tire big tempted to put the blame an somebody tht« splendid anl.nHlH educational .dnraHnnnl trip trim | be K. able .hl. to tn have the Ill* advantage Ih^vnnfnnn ot nt a n full- CTS in lb. the count, COUntl*. to tO nJ Call on On U>. tllC lx»rd bOSrd gain was nance this m In _ „„„ made„,in„ the last three months w. October. November ud said he would not take his plea but whlch he ao greatly enjoyed. But he . time executive on the Job every minute ot .uprrylm when the, m«l n.«l ol ------•— —For — those three - months ------- — • was glad to get home and says Has- for less cost than most counties pay for week and ask them to reconsider their ~ December. this would insist On a trial If he continued vote on the count tings knows nothing of want or pover- an executive on duty part time only. year the total receipts were 19.628 06 to make such claim. The young man girls and the For the same three months of 1930 the ty as does the east, for which we should ! Tickets will be placed on sale some- the good of the bl,__________________ all be happy. 4 1 time during the tatter part of this week farmers and their wives as well. receipts were 88.511.87, showing a gain When one considers the small cost to of S1.116JB for the last three months ■---------------------------------------- I or the first of next at fifty cents each. Chariea Heltael. of Catftoo, was FOURTH DIST P T A Aside from any benefits to county the taxpayer, which is trifling, about over a year ago. This splendid gain brought before the Judge, charged with “111 . ’ scouting, the film is one of exceptional put the year's receipts well beyond the taking indecent liberties with a female MID-WINTER MEETING interest Its Story is based on the stlr- assesaed in the county, and compares it 340,000 mark. child. He admitted his guilt. Nelgiibcra ------------ ring days in early American history with the good received there can be Everyone Invited to .This Gath- when George Washington and Alexan- no possible question as ta the desir­ ANNUAL LUNCHEON Hcltael, saying they thought leniency , . _ . , — . . I A.. Hamilton BT.mll,am were A.htlnc . hnatll. OF WOMEN'S CLUB; fighting a hostile ability of retaining the county agent. ering At Central School On | der The annual luncheon of the Has­ congress to push through the important tings Women's club club will be held held on withstanding the favorable comments Assumption bftl. a measure that was ANNUAL STOCKTuesday, January 19 HOLDERS MEETING. । Friday. January IS at one o'clock in The Central P. T. A. regular meet-; eatabllih confidence In the The annual meeting of the stock- lhe social rooms of the Methodist Ing tor January will be replaced by the |crcdu °r new rePubllc holders of the Hastings City Bank will, church, L. A. 8. Circle No. 5 serving, Fourth District mid-winter P. T. A. I 11 "* be held In the directors' room of the' Tickets may be secured of Mrs. Mil­ meeting on Tuesday evening, January | ENJOYABLE TRIP TO Bank on Tuesday. January 12. 1932 ton Murphy and Mrs. Herbert Brown. 19. This promises to be a very Interest-1 ' ORLANDO, FLORIDA, prisoner ing gathering. All people Interested in I Mr. and Mrs. Carl H. Tuttle of Naxhchlldren should attend. A complete . ''llle have gone to Orlando. Fla., where the purpose of electing a board of di­ the program. program will be printed next week. they will spend three months with rectors for the ensuing year and for ———**’■'' 1 relatives. They write the Banner that such other business as may come before ANNUAL RED CROSS MUTING. | they had a nice trip down, going by the meeting. The polls will be open HOODLAND HI-Y. The annual meeting of the Barry County Red Cross Chapter will be held On Go-To-Church-8unday, January way of Baltimore, Washington, D. C.. next Saturday. January 9. at 3-.8Q P. M. H, tn the evening the Woodland Hl-Y Richmond. Va. through the Carolinas club, led by Eldon Parrell, will conduct and Georgia The weather was fine NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS. al the National bank community room. (Vivian OUnar) services In the Freeport Methodist after they left Washington. They found You are hereby notified that all wa­ Everybody and anybody invited. church The boyg will furnish music fine paved roads all the way. following ter taxes will be due and payable on U. 8. l.from Baltimore to Jacksonville. IRVING TAXPAYERS. along with toe program of worship. The country looks fine and the weath- January 2nd. 1B32. All metered bills must be paid on or before January 15th Saturday, January 9.—Arnold Malooim, RITLAND TAXPAYERS. and all flat rates on or before January Saturday, January B will be my last 31st. 1833. lb take advantage of dis­ day al National Bank. Will be at home , DANCE. counts. No discount allowed after above DANCE. every Friday thereafter to collect taxes. Every Saturday night at Clear lake. mentioned dates. a E. Davis, City At Indian Landing. Friday evening, —Frank Herrington. Adv. tf. onuary 8.—Adv. • ------------- ------ WHO GRADUATED FROM THE HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL NEARLY 50 YEARS AGO �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 6, 193? WOODLAND. the next few months and suggestions committee. Blate Welfare chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mohler and Alenc for conducting the welfare work were. Rev. Carpenter discussed some appallmadc by Mr. Hartman. ing conditions he had found in hl* work Greeting* were brought by Hor>ce'“ate Mr*. Forrest McMillen of Hasttags ; Following tills conference, a dance Mias Alenc remained until Squday to Parrish, state welfare officer, and Wm Mrs. Walter Wallace Is seriously 1)1 visit her slater and husband. I c. Pellit, Grand Chief De Guerre of On Sunday a clam for newly elected Elwyn Dell returned Sunday to hls[ । the Michigan 40 and 8. Mrs. James Bristol entertained the ; school work at Romeo after spending j Mrs. KiUtel Smith, national poppy >cretarics was held and matters of taStudy club on Monday. the holidays with Mr. end Mrs. John I LOCAL AUXILIARY DELE I Chairman of the central division, said iresl presented. Proposed legislation Delphian Mr*. Emma Bush was taken sick Dell. plans were being made to sell 525.000 CATES TO GIVE COMPRE. department chairman, the widows' and Monday and is confined to her bed. Mrs Rosa Benham of Hastings spent i popple* in Michigan thia year. Bhe orphans' pension Ailll being one of the New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Karl' HENSIVE REPORT made' several suggestions concerning moat important. nock hospital toe past week, following Faul. . the publicity for the Poppy Day sale. In her addr.oss, Mrs. Augusta Cone at the extraction of a tooth. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ruell and family, CHILDREN WELL CARED Interesting talks were given by Mrs. Sturgis, stressed community service Regular meeting ot Tliomapple returned Sunday after spending Christ- ; rno AT TMC RII I ft Ft®*1 Lyons; Mrs. Ootfredsen; George and Unit activities. A new idea was a Court of Maccabees will be Friday. mas end New Year's with her parent*, i rUn Al I nt DlLLtl Of Battle Creek; Jock R. C survey of the Legion families and the January 8. AH members'please come. Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Covey, of Gobles. Cann, publisher ol the Legion News; Mr. and Mrs. Kellar Sunt have re ­ . _ vault, puuusnv* starting of a cradle roll for the chil­ Mrs. Nellie Hitt spent Thursday in Many Suggestions Given For’,:" Mrs Laughton; State Commander dren. The Idea ot selling toe Auxiliary moved to their home on West Green Ann Arbor. . Kcfgen ‘and National Committeman through service was advanced by the St, which has been extensively re­ ''Development and Progress I Ray ” “J "* Mr. and mA. Geo. Spindler returned i Kelley. Mr*. Marte Schrumpf, de­ de)>artment chairman. Mrs Bertha modeled and improved to thetr home in Purdue. Indiana after of Auxiliary Work iI partment publicity officer, asked that Proestel. who gave a most Interesting ' The board of supervisors will con­ spending the holiday* with relatives vene for their January session on Mon­ Member* of the American Legion] clippings be sent to her every three talk. Auxiliary' are urged to attend the meet-' months. A fine Fldac pageant was Fldac chairman. Mrs. Willow John­ day. January II.-This session is usually Miss Virginia Faul returned Sunday tag this week Thursday evening when a । given at the dinner at the Wenonah son, discussed her department activi­ given over to report* of county officers to resume her studies at Michigan * ties and gave suggestions At U*e close and to routine business. — very comprehensive report of the con-! . hotel. State College after spending the holi­ The Southeast Rutland W. C. T. U. ferenoe recently held nt Bay City will: Because Mrs. Edwin Sayles! local a Joint banquet was held at the hotel day.* with her Irartnts, Mr. and Mr*. be given. Mrs. Henry Mulder, president, child welfare chairman, was unable to with Paul Martin of Lansing as toast­ will meet at the home of Mrs. Ger­ Lawrence Faul. and Mrs Don Foreman, secretary, rep­ attend toe gathering, the Hastings master. A fine program was given and trude Bauchman Wednesday. January Mr. and Mrs. John Bulling and son.l resented the local Unit, and were well] delegates acted in her place and report- prominent guests introduced. Gover­ 13. Pot luck dinner. National prohibi­ John Russell and Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe. repaid for their trip. cd the Child Welfare conference, which nor Brucker was one of the speakers. tion birthday program. Roy and Elmer Bush visited Mr. and Bulling ot Hasting* attended the Spar-1 Both Mr*. Mulder and Mrs. Foreman The conference was primarily for]] dealt largely on the work ol the Billet. presidents, secretaries and child wcl- ] During the past year a new and com­ returned with many new ideas and Mrs. Eugene Bush al Christmas lime ton Dealers’ Convention al Jackson Tuesday. fare chairmen, and herewith we arc]' plcte r.ewnge system has been installed suggestions for the betterment of the and presented them with some beauti­ Mrs. Agnes Fisher and son Doni giving a summary of the program. ] nnd the buildings painted and renewed. local Unit. ful gifts to remind them ot their fifty­ of Hasting* spent Monday evening with i Mrs. mod Ripley of Sault Str. Mi-1 The Billet is now operating on a bud­ fourth wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs B. 8 Holly. Michael Kelley has been removed to He. department president, presided nt ; get system, being allowed 811450 each METHODIST S. S. OF­ Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Barnum enter-; his home on West State St. from Pen­ the meet Ings, which were held at the city । quarter. During the past six months FICERS WERE INSTALLED nock hospital where lie was taken after tatned Mr. and Mr*. Jordan of South hall. Other deportment officers present ; 18,000 ha* been saved out of the allowa fall in his basement just before Woodland. Mr and Mr*. Cur! Jordan of | were department .chaplain. Mr*. Lottie j slice, with z only the December bills Woodland and Wallace Jordan of CiUifri.v.t.l Tho Tinder of Lapeer; Mrs. H. P Gotfred-' unpaid. The mnrw-v money sneer! saved from the Delightful Service Conducted Christmas. Hi* back was badly injured, caso New Year's day. "OF COURSE, I'M NOT but he is slowly recovering. sen of Lowell and Mrs Cynthia Baker budget will be used on improvements, Sunday Morning By Rev. Mr. and Mr*. D. B. Green accom­ Word was received Tuesday by Mrs. department vice-presidents Mrs. Fred pnc of which *111 be a greatly needed TOO TIRED TO GO OUT panied by Mr. and Mrs. Ward Green!” L. L. Dewey W. F. Clary of the death of Mrs. Wm. Howard, vice-chairman of music de- laundry. The clothing request* were and baby left Wednesday, December 30.1 partment. led the singing of old fa-, sully ansa-cred this year, which is A delightful service was held at the Kent of South Bend. Ind., on Monday, ..... I Wore My miliar songs. Our Fourth District I *picndld There Is room for twenty Methodist church Sunday when the following a long Illness. Mrs. Kent had Mr. and Mrs. Glenn England and) president. Mrs. Marie Schrumpf o! more children at the Billet, but Will new Sunday School officers were In­ many relatives here who are saddened family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*.I ENNA JETTICK SHOES Niles, was appointed as a member ot probably be filled by spring, stalled by Rev. L. L. Dewey. Those at her passing. The funeral will be on i Gerald England of Grand Rapid.;. Mix*, the resolutions committee. i Mt** Monica Kenney. R. N.. superln- who assumed their offices were: Supt.. Thursday nt South Bend. Today Mrs. M J. Walternate of 223 Mill SI Phyllis returned to her school work in: That the veterans at the Amcriran undent of the Billet, discussed the Mr*. R. O. Hubbard; First Asst. Supt.. Grand Rapids after '.pending the holl-* Leglcn hospital may net be forgotten children's diet*, the aim being to make Thos. Baird; Second Asst. Supt.. Clar­ lias undergone n serious operation at days with her parent' , I and the rervice baskets kept always! the menu* a* inviting as possible by ence Grohe; Third Asst. Supt.. Mrs. the Highland Park general hospital- nt David Kilpatrick left Monday for It’s been a busy day, too. I did the houseworlc and pushed baby filled. Mrs. Earl Sogers, department re- constantly changing and Insisting that Lowell Jones; Secretary. Mias Florence Highland Pork. Michigan, and Is slowly Michigan State College after spending habllitatiun chairman, urged tiiat cadi the meal be temptingly served. A child I Bump; Treasurer. Fred Johnson; convalescing. She would be pleased tn in her carriage for two hours, but I fe;el just as fresh as a daisy." member be asked to give- 10c for this 1 came to toe Billet and was asked If Asst. Treas, Clinton Lahr; Chorister. hear from any of her friends at 20285 the holidays with hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fran!: Kilpatrick. cause, which would not be burdensomeshe liked milk. She replied. “ I don't R. H. Loppenthlen; Librarian. Dale Onilra St- Detroit, Michigan. Wednesday morning's Detroit Free to anyone. At Chnttmas time each know. I never had any." Raw milk and Bump; Assistant. Mrs. C. J- Lahr; United Brethren church of tins village man at the hospital was remembered cod liver oil are given In large quantities Cradle Roll SOpl.. Mrs. C. E. Grohe; Press carried the announcement of the is holding revival meetings at the ENNA JETTICK SHOES are made in 177 sizes and with a basket of fruit and a candy | to the children, and there is no eating Missionary Supt.. Mrs. A. D. Knlskem; death of Theodore R. Broiueau. age 53 church every evening. cane donated by Mrs. Lnughlon. pud! between meals. Pianist. Miss Marguerite Vrooman^ at Kalamazoo. He Is the son of Un­ ) Miss Esther Schuler of Ann Arbor! widths . . . AAAAA to EEE » Sizes 1 to 12 department president, arid a new batha member of the board of trustees of AML. Miss Leah Burgess; Supt. Be^ iate Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Brosseau ot robe, and at Thanksgiving time each , the Billet, Mrs. Agnes Dunn, said their | ginners’ Dept.. Mrs. Harvey Burgess; this city. He 1* survived by hl* widow, was a caller nt Smith iGilmes' Satur—— Your Enn* Jettick Dealer c«n At your foot perfectly i day. one was given a chrysanthemum and purpose was to hove no child hungry supL Primary Dept . Mrs. Leon Bauer; hl* daughter. Mrs. Blanche Hagadonc .. .provided it is « norm*! foeL ENNA JETTICK Mr*. Ella Anderson and son Ernest, plant* were placed in toe lobby and i or neglected. Every Unit can help-BupL Intermediate Dept . Mrs. L. V. and a son. Robert Brosseau. all of YOU NEED SHOES b« xmert in appearance, the lasts ar* fashAnderson of Detroit spent New Year *, ward'. Attention was also called < through the sewing club work and as Dewey; • ”and -• all ------------------------*~ Kalamazoo, and his sister, Mrs. Mai with Mr*. Artic Spindler and daughter.-’ • of the various------teachers NO. LONGER to the special rehabiiitatlcn tax. lias- sir ting in times of need. The Billet is a and assistant teachers. Few people Northrop, ol Nashville. Leo Maraton left Saturday for Mil-1 tings' share Is 81050 based on the paid ; home, not on institution, where chll- realize tiic number of workers it takes The Enn* Jctbck price* ol waukee. wis. after iqieuding the holl-' BE T.OLD up membership of December 31. igjl ' dren can be well cared for and happy. to conduct such an organization effi­ CELEBRATION HONORING । days with his parent;, at Blanchard and Child Welfare is the atm of the 40 Aboiit 200 children passed through the ciently and successfully. and the in­ THAT YOU FOUNDER OF I 0. 0 F •snu. hiu and 8 organization, stated Mrs. Ruth^hrjkle last year. C. A. Mohnke. a mem- stallation service on Sunday was a ___ ! Mr* Mary W<.. : . ’“HAVE AN Everson, department chairman. Ls<C Ser of the dental staff, is at the Billet revelation to many who were present. „ ] Sam Ka’hcrman. had the misfortune I mean that every woman can have the stylish foot year they gave 8500 lo the children ol (every other Wednesday cartag for the All pledged their co-operation in Odd Fellows Planning For Fam- to break her wrtet one day last week. EXPENSIVE comfort of ENNA JETTICKS American veterans in France and, children s teeth. The supervised bal- making the coming year an outstand­ — Misses Esther and Gertrude Bchuler ily Night and Pictures On ' FOOT 82.000 to here u. at ..V.,.. home ....... anccd ..... diet MW., does na a great to prevent ing UIIC •-.VW . V welfare work B.v.v 1-— ‘ deal .w one for the church and Sunday Look foe the a*>t "ENNA JETTICK ” o. ths sole | of Ann Arbor spCitt N«>-Year's with; At Christmas r-hrtetmne time tltriA they tlwv care rtirt* for nt the decay rtwtv of nt their th*lr teeth. tA^th Through Thmtioh toe lht» school, At Friday, January 15 I their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Scliuleast ten children. | use of toe Couzcns fund of 820.000.000. । your protection. Hastings Lodge No. 58. I. O. O. F. will] Anctlier address of c-interest , great stride* in child welfare work - PENNOCK HOSPITAL. commemorate the birthday of Thomas Arthur Giddings left Saturday for was that given by Miss Mcnlca Ken- have bet n made in Michigan, said Wm. Several babies have been born at the Wildey. the founder of the Order, with hLs home in Tawos City after a visit ’ ney. who i* superintendent of the c. Pettit of the 40 and 8. "Without the hospital since the last report, as fol­ relatives here. Mrs. Giddlnga and' Children’s Billet at Otter Lake. Eighty Auxiliary good will, without the Auxll- low*: December 22. a girl to Mr. and a "Family Night" at their hall on Frichildren ore registered at the Billet ut1 iary interest, without toe Auxiliary Mrs. Vern Moore. 501 W. South St.; a day evening. January 15. at eightdaughter Ruth remained with her pur- j .nits. Mr. and Mrs. John Vellc. for a ‘The House of Quality Footwear’ the present time. Each undernourished mother — •love, —-------—••— --------------— girl to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Main. Route o'clock. our child welfare program A most instructive and interesting . slwrt visit child who enter* the Billet Is kept in would not be possible." stated Herbert 5. on December 28; a girl to Mr. and Hastings, Michigan tl»e preventorium department for a R. McKinney, department chairman Mrs. Charles Gladstone. So. Hanover program has been arranged throuehl Vane Wotring returned Thursday! the courtesy of the educational bureau | l,c,n Ohio where he ha* been conduct; period of from three to six months and secretary ot the Billet trustees. St., on January 1; on January 3. a boy of the Conservation Department of the l,,*f talks. | ....... where they are brought up tn normal if With 519 Posts and Units in Michigan, Mr. and Mr*. Albert Orttn Sunday. .. . This LadW Aid Socie.y of the KLINGENSMITH. possible. The fruit cellar I* full for there is no reason for call* for help be­ Christiansen. Route 8: and on January state of Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Warner are Motion pictures of wild life, includ­ Methodbt church will hold their: Little Leota Uiptiam oldest daughwhich nil are happy. A Christmas party ing unanswered. Dr. Arthur Derbey of 3. a girl to Mr and Mrs. Carl Bland. ing the moose herd on Isle Royal, will inonthly meeting Wednesday afternoon, ter of Mr and Mrs. Lee Lapham. for- very thankful to toe men who. gave was held on Sunday. December 20. and Detroit, who Is in charge of the pre­ Hastings, Route 8. be presented, accompanied by instruc­ Supper util be served by Club No. 1 'I merly of this place, was taken to Pen- them a wood bee mid to Mr. Devries besides that, each cottage had n tree ventorium work, discussed tiiat phase for the wood given them last week. Mr. The Woman'. Study club of Wood-1 nock hospital Monday night and un ­ tive lectures. A lunch and dance will and Santa Claus visited the diHdren. ot activity and Mr*. Maya Tansky of INJURED IN ApCIDENT. follow the program. Admission is (rec land will hold their next meeting.! derwent an operation for appendicitis. and Mrs. Warner arc both in poor The 40 and 8 gave each child a woo! Bay City offered the co-operation of Mrs. Priscilla Ooech was painfully to Odd Fellows and. their families. The January She is_— getting---along as well---------------as can be health. . 12. at the *ch<x>lhooM>. Subject ---------- - ’----------------------------sweater and two gifts were given by the Michigan Children's Aid Society in injured in an automobile accident just Ior meeting Hireling will be "Michigan." "Michigan" i expected. Marshall Brandow returned to Lan­ the Auxiliary Units. agisting tiie work of the Billet. C. F. before Christmas near Lansing. As re­ usual capacity attehdancc is expected'.] for as the famous "Family Night" of the 'Ir Bnd Mr* F. F. Hilbert enterSchool began Monday morning after sing Sunday evening and will attend According to Mr. Hartman, national Ramsay from the state school at Cold­ ported to the Banner. Mrs. Goach. in Hastings Lodge never falls to crowd, ’amed Mrs. Glen Blake and daughter having a ten day vacation. the Agricultural College. rehabilitation committee secretary, a water said. "Our alm must be civiliza­ company with her daughter and hus­ the spacious hall. Katherine from Middleville, and John A. Johnson of West of Middleville O. D. Freeman of Nashville was a concerted effort is being mode to again tion. marching forward on the feet of band. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jones of Sagi­ Members are urged to bring sand- ’ Marti n from Wyandotte. and purchased the Converse farm caller at toe Green home Sunday. • - Mr. ----- Mrs ----- I HIT VV.I.VIK ISHII and I Introduce 65.000 to 70.000 disallowed healthy children." naw. was going lo Lansing and the car wicbe* sufficient for their party, to- J » -vI Hl,b ”"*-»» Srt-. Mr3, St3t;l Hilbert — and -iI exacts --------- ------------to move on It — this-----spring, ■ --Mrs. Stevens is in very poor healUr case* tor reconsideration and adjust­ An outline of the -welfare (dans for struck a hole in the road. throw-hmMr*. getoer with a cake. family, and Mrs. Rena Culler from; y«h — „ — in — which her friend* will be sorry to hear Mr. and Mrs. Converse will move on ment. A rchool of instruction for child 1932 was presented by Major John F. Oosch to the lop of the car. rousing a farm near Hastings this spring. welfare chairmen will be held within Roehl, member of the national welfare painful Injuries. She is recovering Don j Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Sliorno. -----BIRTHDAY PARTY. Mr and Mrs. W. F. Green of Detroit The first real hospital for the men slowly. Shorno and Miss Louise Hilbert spent and Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence LeBaron tally afflicted appears to have been es The flve children of Mr*. Jane VanSunday in Grand Rapids. and children ot Lansing were guests of tabllshed in Spain in 1409. Aman gathered at her home on Cas.’ CITY VITAL STATISTICS. Mr*. Statu Hilbert and daughter* County Clerk M. O. Hill is beginning St. on Sunday to help her celebrate her' ■Acre Grand Rapids visitor* Wednesday. seventy-seventh birthday, the flmt I to receive the records of births and Mr. and Mn>. Jahn Dell and Mrs. time her family has been together for] deaths from tiic various townships and Cha*. Leonard visited Mb* Dorothy for this city. The total deaths record­ forty years. A bountiful dinner was en­ ; Deli and Miss Ardath Leonard in Kulaed in Hastings for 1931 was 27. with 40 joyed and all wkshed Mrs. VnnAinan]| mnzoo Wednesday. blrtiu. But that total Included the many more happy birthdays. • The children present were George! School opened Monday after a week's births and dcatlis which occurred at “Where Better Foods Cott Lett” ' vacation. HASTINGS - MICHIGAN ■ . ■___ Pennock hospital. Leaving the hospi­ and Will Thornton nf Hastings. John! Mrs. J. V. Hilbert b visiting friends Thornton ot Grand Rapid*. Mrs. Wm. tal out of consideration, there were 21 PHONE 2272 Hastings, Mich. in Halting* lor a tew days. . , deaths and 28 births during the year Haywood, Rutland, and Mrs. Fred Xng-i Dr. mid Mr*. R. O. Finnic accomram Hasting.* 1 Dr'‘",<1 Mr''' R G Hnnle accnm1931 In Hostings. ' H __________ panied by Dr and Mr. Kinde <4 HosPROGRAM FOR THE BALANCE OF THE ^EEK BUY L. A. S. CIRCLE NO. 2. | tinR' werc Creek visitor* SunMEETING OF METHODIST WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY Mr* W. j. Field will entertain Meth- d“>’ MISSIONARY UNION. odist L.. A. S. Circle No. 2. ot which > MLvi Lot'ii-e Hilbert returned to her The Methodist Missionary Union will or Hailing* meet on Wednesday afternoon. Janu­ Mrs J. M. Townsend is chairman, on ’’'Riles at Baltic Creek after spending Monday ctcning. evening. januirj January io. 18. mrs Mrs •’,,e her mother, Mrs. ary 13. at toe name of ■ holidays with, -• the home ot airs. Mrs c. C. A. A Kerr. -T-. __ Baird and. ... ......... . dtatB I 24’>lb. Sack Pound 1 Cloth Bag* Devotions will be conducted by Mrs. L Thos. Miss Mabel Sisson will State Mllhrrf HUbert. FRIDAY—SATURDAY L. Dewey. Chapters 4. 5 and 6 of the J assist the hostess. Mrs. D. D. Walton Arthur AUertang and D on Tyler bfbook. "Charm* of Change." will be rc- will give a paper on the opera and R“n reconstruction work on the home —DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM— viewed by Mrs Clara Brown and ' drama, and Mr*. Baird will have charge I “,rA “ary Fis,'*?r wliich wu, jar- RESUME OF CON­ FERENCE PROGRAM LOCAL NEWS *5.00 .nd *6.00 IKONSIDE SHOE CO • Feldpausch’s WTCAN t> • TH EATCF .jy ------------ French’s* Butter Sugar Flour 53c 30c 49c Pure Leaf Lard 1OC HART Choice GREEN BEANS, can. HART SIFTED PEAS, 3 can PREMIER TOMATO JUICE, 3 cans. BLUE ROSE RICE, 5 lb* for DRY ONIONS, 7 lbs. for Chipso Pig Liver Pound 24c 55c 25c 25c ,25c LARGE SIZE PACKAGE Corned BEEF Boned and Rolled Pound 18c Hamburger We Lionel Barrymore in “Guilty Hands’ 10-lb. 19c Cube Steak Pound 3ZC ioc have fresh white fish and trout, salmon steak and smoked white fish Friday and Saturday Specials Group -v Uestroycd by lire vnrutmx. Chrutmtv., roup No. 0. Mrs. Janu* Jam.* Batson, lead-!of lead-! of the devotions. The usual pit pot luck luck; ,lall "“"J er. Jill Rnx AU All! oupper suntier will be served se: ’ and' please ' 'bring j tnornl"’’“u®P« d“Jnal:''s -I will have the Mvsterv Mystery Box. members urged to come. your sandwiches and table service be- arol‘n(1 L-W The origin of the tire was ---------------------------------------sides a dish of food. Members may not known and had gained considerable NATIONAL SECRETARY COMING. , bring guests if desired. headway whtn discovered. Miw Genevieve Hoover spent last! Miss Ruth Wheaton, a National-------------- 1 - ---------- - ------------ ... .UU.C*. .. . HOSPITAL GUILD NO. 8. *rck with Mr and Mrs. Raymond Faul joint meeting of the Methodist MisWUI meet at Mrs Chiford Vaughn ■ I L*«»toR /Villi iii.ii.iik VI ,|IC .lli*- > ---, “ . .... . . sionary Union. Queen Esthers Esther* and Klmr King1120 1 420 w- Walnut WalnutStrect. Street. Thursday..Janu Thursday. Janu ( < hlTord Kalilio and family of Orange­ ' ‘ 1 'Hie spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mr*. Heralds Tuesday evening. January 12. ary 1.4—Mr*. Fred’ Hate ' ----------------- - --------------------Geo. parrott. at seven fifteen o'clock at the church NORTHEAST WOODLAND. Arthur Kilpatrick Spent from Wedparlors. Light refreshments will be Mrs. Leonard Wachter is gaining ne*duy until Sunday with relatives m served and an offering taken. Every­ slowly. East Larv.'.ng. body invited. Vivian Hansborger is on the sick list. ---------------- . QUIMBY. REBEKAH LODGE. 1 All who ventured to the watch party .. Tlie next tegular nnx-tlng of Hia­ writ big. at the church New Year's eve. enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bawdy spent ‘ watha Rebekah Lodge No. 53 will be the game.-, and-supper. Thursday evening at Dell Williams' 1 Friday evening. January 8, at which Mr and Mrs. Glen Kellogg and fam­ time the officers will be Installed for in Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tyler and chil- ।ily and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Glasgow the ensuing year. visited at the A. J. RUey home In Pot luck supper at $:30. and an en- dren of Woodland spent New Year's ]Maple Grore Sunday. tertaimrfent • following the business •at Sheldon's home. Mr. and Mrs.---------lawrence Rltzman------and Harold and Richard Cotton of Grand -------------------—------------session. Rapids spent part of last week with' daughters of Hastings. Mr. and Mr*, their coustn. Lawrence Hansbargvr. WIU Casteiein. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley GUILD NO. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Burr Cotton and fam- Rltxman and daughter and Mr. and Uy oi of mixu Grand Rapids. Mr. and airs, Mrs. van Carl Mrs. Sunday n. al -.u napiu*. air. aim ..... Orval Haywood spent w.uu, Edwin Smith very pleasantly enter­ uy tained Hospital Guild No. 8 at the for­ Pope and baby of Sparta. Mr* Mabie.the home of William Rltzman in honor mer's home on Tueiday evening. The Valentine and children ot Lake Odessa, of Ml«s Doreen's birthday. business meeting was followed by Lelah Hansbargrr and friend of Lan-! Lillian Strong who had her'tonsils bridge. Mrs. Glenn Brower winning top sing spent New York's at Plinny Hans- and adenoid* removed last wcekvhas been quite seriously ill but is better and score and Mr*. Cha*. Leonard low. Re­ barker's. Mr. and Mrs. Tompson and children I expects to come home Wednesday. freshmenu were served. cf Sunfield spent one day last week at | Th® telephone lines in this vicinity CIRCLE-NO. 3. Sheldon's home. . I «®ra broken down during the ice storm a Thursday night. Circle No. 3 of the Methodist Ladies' U. 8. FORESTS. ' Mrs. Wolter Bidlcman t* Dot wry The forest* of toe United States are well at this writing. Johnson 1025 N. Michigan Avenue Fri­ day afternoon. January 8. Guests are being cut four time* as fast as they are HATCHING TURKEYS. ' j being planted, says the Forest Serfice. Invited. Many turkey producer* now buy The highest point of earth is ML poult* from commercial hatcheries in­ We don’t know which would look fun­ nier tn' use. a 1010 model flivver or a Everest In the Hlmalya* and the lowest stead of hatching the eggs with a tur- ‘Reckless Living” and “The Tip-Off’ Adult*, 25c — Children. 19c SUNDAY—MONDAY WILL ROGERS IN “AMBASSADOR BILL’ Comedy—"Two Barb Brothen" and Latest Newseast COUPON—TUESDAY—NIGHT ‘THE BELOVED BACHELOR’ "WITH PAUL LUCAS WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY—FRIDAY Wallace Beery and Jackie Cooper in “The Champ” Comedy—"Nothing to Declare" and Latest Newscast Adults, 35e — Children, 10c SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM v Charlo Farrell in “Heart Break” and Paul Luka, in “Working Girl.” Also Cartoon In Sound "Egyptian Melodies" Adalis, 25c — Children. 10c �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY *. 1»S! Lrehleltner. If .Kennedy. IX - Sporting Items Boy Scout Neu'i Snyder. lgMcMillan. Lg. AT BANFIELD. i Troop No. 60 Banfleld. Calvin Boyd , Scout Master reregistered Tuesday. DeFinal score: Alumni. 17; H H. H„ 13. cvmber 29 with only one boy who has Refers*: P. Robinson, Ionia. 1I ------.— sway, ---------------------------------------moved dropped. Two new— boys Through an error the Banner report­ also registered for this year Warren ed last week that the Woodland Con­ Mead is to act a* AM^tant Scout Mas­ solidated first-string quintet lost to ter and Millon Lefhaar chairman of Pierson. r.f Troop committee with N. W. Weston Woodland WON 19 lo 14. Bo far this and Sam Buxton members. season, the Woodland first* have not Moore. IX been defeated nor did the team lore a autne in regular competition last year Fisher, c. Troop No. 74. J. A McNulty, acting The neck of 8upt. Cecil J. Barnum, we Zcrbcl. c Scout Master also finished their re­ understand, has been "hopped on" con­ Williams, c registration dropping only one boy who siderably during the past week by en­ James, rjt. moved from Hostings and adding a thusiastic fans, because of the scores number ot new scouts. There are at we published, and so we hasten to make present about 28 registered scout* with a correction before any further damage u Troop committee consisting of Laubaugh. I*. is done. Richard Cook, chairma^, Dr. M. R. Wilcox. 1g. — Kinde. Leo Herrington and Louis ALUMNI BASKETEERS Karmev 71ils should be a very success­ ful year for Troop 74 a* the boys al­ H. II. S. Second Team. DEFEAT HIGH SCHOOL ready have a man’s sired -project” lined up for completion this year. Blue and Gold Squad Puts Up Thompson. r.f Correction— Woodland Defeated Lake Odessa Great Defense But Loses By 17-13 Score GOOD RECORDS. Both Troop 60 and 74 owing to the fine reregistration which were over 90 per cent of the old Scouts again lined up for action, are entitled to a trip to the Strand Theater as the guests of Mr Branch who is giving free admission to the troop and leaders Who reregister 90 per cent or more of the old Scouts. Beckwith. U Field. If. A collection of former Hosting* High basket ball stars were just able to now Howard, c. out Coach Hawthorne's scrappy Blue' Raldt. r.g. and Gold quintet after four pcrioda -Bishop. )g. terrific play. Not once during the con-, Kurr, 1 g. test did the alumni establish a safe lead and at the end of the third quar­ Final score: Alumni. 19: H. IL S.. 7. ter the score was an even A GREAT OUTING. The alumni used three teams during) Referee: P. Robinson. Ionia. Troop 75. Sterling Rogers Scout Hie game, one of which was the com- < Master finished their reregistration plete first-semester squad of last year. j Tuesday P M.. December 29th. and These players apparently had loat nom47 * * started their new year off with a hike of tiie speed that used to count heavily out around Al-Gon-Quln lake. There were 12 boys accompanied by their scout masb-r. Outdoor cooking tests were completed and a number of games added to the day’s fun. The scout* esti­ mated their hike was about 9 mile* but ket. to hl* credit while McMillan found thr MUWU¥111Herewith is the Middleville schedule coming home tired and happy could the ring twice for the Hawthornltes.' have covered lust u much again if as for the balance of Uw season: Don Fisher connected for three goal* much fun wa.4 ahead. In the reserve game aiul Howard made Jan. 12—Galesburg at Middleville. two for the High school. TROOP 73. Jan. 15—Sunfield, there. Tla- first-string team played splcn-, Jan. 22—CaledonU-ht Middleville. Troop 73. Winston Merrick Scout didly on defense and held tiie aluinni Master, made their first hike of the Jan 29—Saranac nt Middleville. shiirinliooler* pretty well in check. As year last Saturday to High Bank creek Feb. 5—Nashville at Middleville. usual, however, the squad was a bit where tests were passed in cooking, Feb. 9—Galesburg, there. slow In getting under way with an firebuilding, compass and tracking. Feb. 18—Open effective scoring punch. All member* Eight boys made the trip accompanied Feb. 19—Caledonia, there. of the team have Improved their play Feb. 20—Byron Center at Middleville. by Mr Schafer. A very fine trail was noticeably with each game and fans laid by Scouts Wm. Fox. Lynn Perry Feb. 27—Nashville, there. were well pleased with the showing and Willard Arnold and the scouts fol­ made. lowing It had a real man's job trying Herewitil are dctalL* of tiie games: LOCAL PYTHIANS PLAN to ’run down” the trail makers. The boys voted it a real hike and plans Alumni First Team. CRIBBAGE TOURNAMENT were made for another of longer dura­ tion in the future. ot Middleville Cagers To Play Galesburg i and pushed baby : fresh as a daisy." i aajuy ta« foot ek Shoe*. 1177 sizes and Sizes 1 to 12 fit your foot p«rf«ctly foot ENNA JETTICK >cc. tn« tain are tainIp it the type usually >6.00 have the ttylith foot JETTICKS ETTICK" on tk« sola If.. 11 is put thsra for E CC O’Donnell. r<. •ear Flnttrom. 11. Ubert Green Bunday. 1. Kenneth Warner are to Uu- men who gave bee • Ad to Mr. Devries ■ncr are both Boyes. rX Adair. I f. . in poor tndow returned to Lanvenlng and will attend U College. ran of Nashville was a ireen home Sunday. il hospital for the me ippears to have been •in in 1409 kill Laubaugh. r.f. Young, l.f. James. IX Moore. IX Williams, c D. Fisher, c. Zcrbel. c. .. Buy Yourself T'hat SUIT IE WEEK Hands" Tip-Off’ ILL” Only Think of it! Made to your exact meas­ ure . .. the newest patterns... fine fabrics! McCall Bros. Tailors- HT LOR” RIDAY >oper in :ak” and lirla” 0 Details of Play to Be Diicussed At Dinner Thurs­ day Evening FUN AHEAD FOB 71. Troop 71 which was to have been held Local Pythtans will hold a "Jlggs" last Friday night was postponed owing D dinner at the Fuller Hall Thursday to the illness of Mr. Reid. Scout Master. 0 evening preliminary to a general dls- The new dale will be announced soon. 1 ciuslon of plans for a round-robin cribAT WOODLAND. 0 bage tournament open to all K. of P. The new Troop 79 at Woodland sent 2 Ixxlge members in the county. in their registration this week and 1 According to tentative plans, the plan to start the Scout program off 0 games will be played on a ten-week with a "bang.” Forest Roe. principal of 0 schedule, during which time Individual the high school. Is the Scout Master. - scores will be kept and suitable prizes Mr. Roc has had Scout Leadership 4 awarded to winners. Four contestants training and has been active-as Assist­ I will play at a table and partners will ant Scout Master at TToop No. 23 be changed after each game. Ten games Springfield Ptace School. Battle Creek. will be played each evening. I The committee In charge is as fol­ Donald Gager. Welby Crockford, and Ward Ptanta, are to act as Assistants ! lows: Clyde SchUhancck, clialrman: and the troop committee consist* of - Hervey Schomp. Ed. Smith. Al Brown. Wm H. Lind. Ernest A. Shomo, Eldon Mort HUI. Stuart Clement. Harley Fox. Farrell, Clyde Ruel), and Rev. V. H Roy Hubbard and Orville Sayles. Beardsley. The troop committee plans to have their first meeting Monday evening. January 4. Nineteen boys are already registered and a number more have already signified their Intention to This week Friday, the Hastings High join. The troop Is sponsored by~ the cage squad travels to Mason for a till Parent-Teachers’ Association. with the bosketeers there. The HawREAL LEADERSHIP. thomltcs are expecting a hard-fought Under the leadership of Scout Exe­ game. The next heme game will be cutive. T. Ben Johnston, the Battle January 12 when Grand Ledge comes Cieek Area Council has grown from 4 here for a contest. troops and 137 Scout* in 1921 to 80 troops and Cub Packs with 1931 Scout* and Cuba for 1931. These figure* were published in a series of chart* which were on display at the Headquarters building in Battle Creek. This Is fine Woodland's undefeated basket ball team meets the Clarksville five in a testimony of the wonderful leadership game there Friday evening. Clarksville, at the head of our Area and as Barry' too. has not been defeated so far this county is a part of this Area we may season and the Woodland boys are go­ well feel justly proud of this construc­ ing to do their best to alter this fine tive growth made in 10 years of prog­ less. The annual meeting for the area will be held January 12th, 8:00 P. M. at the Headquarters Building where these and many more Interesting facta win be brought out with the Issuance of the annual report for 1031. The Troop hav­ Independent cagers of Hastings will ing the most adult* representing it at meet two teams from Grand Rapids in this meeting, will be entitled to a free the Hastings High gymnasium Satur­ show at the Bijou or Regent theaters day evening. January 9. The prelim­ Battle Creek. "Come on mothers and inary game is scheduled for 7:30 fathers, here’s a chance to boost your son* Troopl" o'clock. High School Quintets Play at Mason Friday Woodland Cagers to Clarksville, Friday Independent Cagers to Play Grand Rapids RURAL FIRE TRUCKS. Rural fire department* are increas­ ing in number, thanks to good roads, rural telephones, farm business asso­ ciation'. and cooperation of towns with the country. The U. 8. Department ot Agriculture. Washington. D. C.. will send free Farmers’ Bulletin 1667-F. entitled ’’Rural Community Fire De­ portment*.” NEW SCOUT DIARY. The new Boy Scout Dian’ for 1932 is now In and can be obtained at the Scout headquarters. A real mine of useful information is contained be­ tween the covers a* well a* the dally diary. Every Scout should have one to carry with him at all Umea. "Here’s to the boys! the destroyers of dignity: a The demollshers of conceit; the de­ Iowa is tiie leading producer of pop­ tectors ot slum; corn in the United States. The protectors of sisters; the sweet­ heart* of mothers; The law-breakers of today; the law­ makers of tomorrow; The builders of cities; the construc­ tors of nations.” Scouting makes a real man out of a real boy by a real program of work coupled with -play. Reduce the “Cost” of Your RUPTURE Does the truss you wear "cost" you irritation, or pain or insecurity? End such suffering, reduce such "costs,** by having our Truss Expert fit you correctly with an Akron Sponge Rubber Pad Truss. Ask your physician about our service. He knows the importance of a correctly fitted truss. You will find us here every day to serve you. Every truss sold is guaranteed to hold the rupture. THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. Ly Bark er, Proprietor. Hastings, Mich. AUTHORIZED EXCLUSIVE AKRON TRUSS FITTERS BMi™ UNDEVELOPED ASSETS CLOVKRDAIR. ‘ The garage and car of Mr Whitney s । was entirely destroyed by lire New I Mr Chilson nad the misfortune to . ■ break hlr-ankle going home from the there are reaort lakes, there can be fire Friday night. Another shot 1931 no possible question as to the iisdom sprung before passing out. however wc snd direct benefit to such township* hope Mr. Chilson gets along nicely and themselves of encouraging develop-, able to be about soon. ment of resort property at the takes Mr and Mrs. Tom Jenncy and within their borders. 1 daughter of Detroit spent the week end While we have given the figures be- j at the home of Ralph Jenncy' and I fore, we believe it ta worth while to family. rejieat tliem now showing that. In the Mr. and Mrs. The1 be Oeibe of Men-: ten years from 1920 to 1930. In Yan- don spent Wednesday at the home of kee Springs township, the aaaeaaed Mr. and Mrs. Jone*. value of all other property Increased Mr. and Mr*. Lockstedt spent Christ -1 only 81.980 or .7 of one *er cent; while mas at South Bend. Ind . Mr and Mrs In the same township the assessed Jone* looked after the work until they value of resort lands increased from returned. 884JH5 In 1920 to 8224.895 in 1930. or an Isaac Jones spent Thursdsy at the, increase to ten years of 8140.080 or 188.1 home of his folks In Kalamazoo. per cent. The tax actually assessed. Charles Kingsbury,and family enter-1 against other property than resort tained Mr. and Mrs Jones. Mr. and property In Yankee Springs in 1920 wa* Mrs Chilson and family. Mrs. Malres. 89.130.94, and In'lgSO 89.283 66; or an »t the Tyler Kingsbury family for increase In the ten year* of 8152.72 or Christmas. 1.7 per cent. In that same period the Mr. and Mr» Fr»nk Maun of Long, tax assessed against resort property in! lake, Katamasoo, spent from Wednes-, Yankee Springs increased from 82.- <tey until Bunday at Charley Snyder’s. I 305 85 in 1920 to 86.70389; or an inMr and Mrs. Ralph Jenney, Elmo crease in the ten years of 84.397 84- Snyder and Jean Waugh were Battle or an Increase of 190.7 per cent. In the Creek visitor* Saturday. same township the amount of taxes Mrs. Lottie Garrison entertained her paid by other property than resort* de- mother Mrs. Ella Hammond, of Has-, creased from 86 9 per cent of the total tln«* lhe P**t week. levied tn 1920 to 58.1 per cent of the • •• SOUTH THORNAPFI.E. | total in 1930; while the amount assess­ CM -________ Mr*. Lizzie Stevens, who has been ed M. to resort property ... in — that township increased from 13.1 per cent in 1920j very 111 1* gaining slowly she sat up in to 41.9 in 1930. For the township and । a chair Friday to eat her dinner for stale tax. as well as the school district ' the first. Her many friends are calling “MOUTH TESTED” GIVE Mi 31 HIM Thue PRECIOUS SOLUTION InntanUy. In normal tartlhig VITAMINS ply of body building vitamin* I) 31 a* anttwptlr in practical t»e. 5.000.000 Strrplocixcl were killed -torrs only. cated. this resort property helped toi Perry Barnum and nephew Clare pay in 1930 almost 42 per cent of the Barnum accompanied by Mr*. Martha entire tax assessed in the township of! Moyt and daughter Eunice spent New Yankee Springs. ‘ I Year's day In Middleville with Perry's We have given previously the figures, (or OronrevUlr .nd .111 n« ropeU thrrn. rxcpt u> uy |Ut in OranrrvUlo Ite u«m«( valuation o( all praterty. oulrldr o( rrarl nroprrty. | actually decrraKd IM.TTO In Ite Un . ___ . __ _ . . . years from 1920 to 1930, while resort property assessed in Otangeville town­ ship, in the same ten years, increased 8101350. That U resort property In­ creased 150 per cent, while all other property assessed decreased nearly five , s < “r< Olen NKboU o( IrMng Wrdnrul.y «llh hrr (alter. M, , “J «"■ O»«. »• "" 01 ‘‘t'1' nnrt tom.­ and k<rn Mr*. TIiMvUirb Theodore Wlmncrn Wieringa. land and fam ily west of Middleville Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrett spent New Year’s with her father. Chas. GufBn and daughter, Mrs. Frances White In Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Eggleston and erty other than resort property paid daughter Catherine were guests New 88 6 per cent of the total tax levied in Year’s of her parents. Mr. and Mr*. John Andler. Orangeville township in 1920 and only Word received at Christmas time 77 per cent in 1930; while resort ;»roperty paid H-4 per cent In 1920 and 23 from Mrs. Arthur Terry, of Barrington. per cent in 1930. This Increased assess­ Ill., say* that tier sister. Anna Peterson, ment of resort property paid its full who ha* been very low. was a little bet­ share of all state, county and local ter and thought she might be brought home from the Francis Willard hospital taxation. in about three weeks. Could tiicre be any question a* to tile Mrs. Harry Clem and son Raymond benefit of resort property to these two are spending a week at Rockford with township*? her daughter and husband. We hope that In 1932 the fullest coChas._____ ____ B. Johnson ______ ______ called on Chas. operation between townships. local GufTln in Middleville Saturday. While officers and the board of supervisors! Mr. Ouffin cannot walk around he is will be given In the encouragement of feeling quite comfortable and is lookthe development of Barry county's re-. ing good, sort taken Tosmshlp* and county can co-operate in making better roads to reach these resort*. Townships and; county can co-operate in aiding a I county-wide organization devoted to! calling the attention of outsiders to the. beautiful resort lakes of this county. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. School opened Monday morning in’ the Otis school after a week’s vaca­ tion. Wm. Havens. Dick Laubaugh and Er-1 win Havens were Sunday callers at Coats Grove. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Hoard and Mr. and Mrs. E. J. McDonald of Grand Rapids were Sunday afternoon callers at the home of the former's daughter, Mrs. Oco. Havens. spected resident of this place for a long time passed away at his home Sunday. Funeral services were held Wednesday conducted by Rev. Conklin and burial was made in the Rutland cemetery. The bereaved ones have the svmnathv of all. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bagley and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gor­ ham and son and Mr*. Buell Beattie and baby of Kalamazoo were guest* New Year’s day of their parents, Mr. I apd Mrs. Francis Gorham. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dunn and chil­ dren were guest* Tuesday of the for­ mer's brother. Spcricer Dunn, and fam­ ily of Bedford. Little Miss Zona Douglass returned to her home Thursday after an ex­ tended visit with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Douglass. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Foster of Ann Arbor were guest* for the week end of the latter'* parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H, Otis. EAST ORANGEVILLE AND WEST HOPE. Sunday visitor.* of Mr and Mrs. Ernest Johncock were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smclker of Hastings; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown and daughter and Joe Crowels of Shelby and Abe Hay- R'“‘P AT MIDDLEVILLE. Troop No. 65 Middleville, 7 new re­ cruits received their tenderfoot badges at an Investiture ceremony after re­ peating to the .'jitisfacllon of the rest of the troop, their Scout Oath. Law and Motto This took place around a council fire built for the occasion, on the floor of the gymnasium al the new Kellogg Thoroapple school. All recruit* Mr. and Mr*. Russell Johncock en­ are now full fledged scout*, we have the largest registered troop In Barry tertained Sunday, Mr. and Mr*. Basil county—Signed: George Jorgensen. Hayward and daughters of Alto. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Warner and daughter of Troop Reporter. Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. W. B Hayward Artichoke* arc produced commer­ of Delton. cially in the United States only in the Mrs. Jas. Collins spent Tuesday in PHONE 2131 HASTINGS YANKEE SPRINGS. Zandt who Is in the sanitarium there. Edd. McKlbbin and son Melvin went. The>’ found her vcr? low with not tn ai..k. p m ,nuch hope* of rvcovery. Mrs Nclto Alaska Wednesday P M. J|f W|lrd Mrs vanZandf* mother, and The ice storm Thursday night raised her two ,uter*. Mildred and Marjorie havoc with the telephone lines. . Ward, from near Stuart Lake accomMr. and Mrs. Edd. McKlbbin and son them. ~ Wedding bells rang in our midst Melvin spent New Year's with Mr. and again Friday evening when Mrs. Lillian Mrs. Frank Brown and family of HickDillen and Jack Diffley. both of Chi­ cago were united in marriage by the Miss Laura Raymond returned to her Rev. H. H Goodin in the Goodin home home near Thompkins Saturday P. M. Mrs Diffley is the daughter ot Mrs. after having spent a week with her Goodin. Mr. Diffley returned to Chicago grandmother. Mrs. Eliza Norris and Sunday P. M. and Mr*. Diffley will re­ son Burdette. main with her ixirent* for a. few days. Mrs. Gettle Duffey and son Johni We extend our Congratulations and went to Oshtemo Saturday P. M. to see Mrs. Duffey* niece. Mrs. Goldie Van- The Share-Holders in the Hastings Building & Loan Ass’n Have Jtist Received a 5% DIVIDEND! —and in addition there is a nice cash reserve on hand. The record of this local institution is most gratifying. It was organized by Hastings business men for the benefit of Hastings, Hastings home owners and Hastings investors. ‘ Its officers and directors serve without pay. The sole purpose of the organization of the Hastings Build­ ing and Loan Association a few years ago was for the good of this community. A large number of loans have been made to Hastinj pie so they could buy or build homes or improve the ones t ready owned. These borrowers have all made good and this association to­ day does not own or hold a single piece of real estate. Any surplus funds you may have invested in shares of this association will help others to improve their homes or build new / homes Ten New Home* Built In Has­ tings the First Six Months of 1932 Will Help Bring Prosperity to This City! Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Johncock and sons and Mias Thelma Ford of Kick-, cry Comers spent New Year’s with Mr. and Mrs. Chas. VanVranken of West Our teacher. Miss Norma Castle put on a nice program on Wednesday eve­ ning before Christmas. The children all did their parts well and the par­ ent* and friends enjoyed this program. Earl Leonard is visiting friends in Battie Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bruce of Ur­ bandale were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leonard. Paul Titus of Kalamazoo came Bun­ day and got Mr and Mr*. Byron Titus and took them to Kalamazoo to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs Ed Titus. Mrs. Mac Jones of north Prairieville spent a few days last week with Mr. CARVETH & STEBBINS Thia is a purely mutual company and . every share holder participates in the profits earned by careful management. Get back of thia Home Institution. Put your dollars here where they will help bring prosperity td> YOUR community. Telephone or call at the office for full particulars. THE HASTINGS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Phone 2278 Room 9 Stebbins Bldg �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY $. Ittt The Hastings Banner fund slips to farmers in excess of that ] amj QpMonS; What Others Say pr-«l»d M to. MlchH.n . {7^ farmer exemption exemutlon on all gasoline used ____ £ . ’ in tractors or other farm machinery. If a farmer buys 10 gallons, for example, be b entitled to a refund allp for 30 THE MOVIE REPORTER. cents. But many unscrupulous dealers u7d7h7 Ameri- give refund slips for several limes thb c*n Newspaper Publishers AssoclaUon amount—«ay for 100 gallons, amount- ■ at Los Angeles that "the movie MiUusing to 8360. Thb means that the netjby goes back thirty ar forty years to low lo Uw .UU U >k» . ,U1_ u_,.._:tBe hard-drinking, cursing, swaggering secret that ne^puper renorter" reporter." " this’ sort of " game is’ being j newsnaner (U Ml4 la s4vaa«a a It msi rtiwlh •III $• Ma4* > played in a big way by dishonest gasoHe doesn't exist today and never did IM BSXBT COtJMTT, THXXZ MOXTHS i line dealers. Another plan has been for exist In a typical way. Scenario writers 16 4DV4MCM ,-------——w,— -----! retailers to buy a given number of galUlc reporter majL-be Otn-SIDB HAMBY OOtMTY. OMB roumM 8VM8OU1TI0M. ONI 1°f gasoline and an equal *n50un‘ I At any’time in the Journalism of the ntaB IN ADVAMCK------------------- -8J.»o‘ot kerosene. These are mixed and Pacific Northwest of the last fifty years ’ - . —. ! nlared placed on sale ns low-nade low-grade Baseline gasoline • tl>e drunken, swaggering, bullying reADtKMTitflNO U*TK8. I. , . . ... n... .. walUUka. Th,“ “»,hr" «5n“ w- [»rter wn* the rare exception, and be x )«*|. *»4 tMgiM loutM io« • gallon on every gallon sold but pays quickly lost hl* position when know­ an Sral r.ava 2Sr t«r Use. ledge of hi* conduct came to the pub­ lisher and editor—Spokane Spokes­ man-Review. ■ Mtwwiui **4 R*»»- The difference, of course, is pocketed GIVE THE DREAMERS A BREAK! ■arriMM win b* prist by the dealer. Still another scheme is You don't like dreamers—think they rioo •«,$* M Uu •• Probabl>’ thr worrt °! Stations open are impractical. Certain kinds of •ic«m at loo 1 up for business, ostensibly backed by dreamers, however, are needed in the >ui u * a nori. 'Iii'obitu*!/ * small corporations. After a short per- world. Every advancement in civilization dil b« pubb.hU .nJ»r 10d of bUAln*-'5 lhe operating corporaiBir«« ii b«*rs ib« tlon becomes bankrupt. The state, to has been made possible by a dreamer ■ .**. which the gas tax t* owed, is the only who thought out the idea. The development of the idea along job raixTixu. | creditor or at least the chief one. In practical lines b tiie port of the hard- 'This and That The cost at Schools. Backward Glances; , Bits of Yesterday <•> I Small District Pay Heavily. 10 YEARS AGO TODAY. City Clerk Darts' records for 1921 Anyone who will consult the tax rec- show one hundred and thirty-two births in the city of HastlRgs as com­ pared with one hundreds and thirtyin the office of the county school com­ four in 1020 And he has recorded missioner, will be impressed with the eighty-five deaths as against eighty of fact that taxation for the support of tile preceding year. 1020. s, umv *„» „ ° Tl * ’ r Krtckertocher. the Utpublic education is not equitable. Tills U not true tn Barry county only. It b;JJ*°f Vj ^nd. .true __ —aof the___ .._ •________ - of every ____ Knlek*rhrw*k»r Knickerbocker, la is t>u« the Aral first birth Sr, to tw be entire slate and county, so far aa we know. Tiie Ucum club met with Mr* OeoFur instance, in one school district In Assyria township the school tax last VanTlfTUn Tuesday afternoon. County. Units Needed. This district had 73 on the census list, ed to learn tiiat he received a delightand so received about $1,700 from the state- in primary money. In another school district in the same township. Kellogg Toasted Cam Flakes Company, trict school was $14 67 on the $1,000. or of Battle Creek, one of the largest almost five times as much as in the breakfast food companies in the world. other district. In the township of Hope Floyd is the youngest district sales there is one district where last year the manager in the employ of tiie com­ tax rate was $3 99 on the $1,000. while pany. in another district, in the same towntalned tiie members of Reading club times as much. In one fractional dis­ and tiielr husbands at dinner Friday trict in Orangeville and Yankee evening at their home on Church Springs, the tax rate is $1890 on the street, and enjoyed a pleasant evening $1,000. or more than six times the rate afterwards. Tiie Windstorm girls enjoyed their in the Assyria district mentioned. Any­ p*x*d i* 4 *■> 1 i j p .another locality and under another: TJ,|S m,n *J01 'u,‘ one can see that such inequality in bi-monthly social meeting at the home taxation for the support of public edu­ of Mis* Sadie Mae Silsbee, Thursday -------------------------------------------------------------i»™. Holding companln u> th. bock-1 ““J cation is unfair and unjust. Since the and served a chop-suey tupix-r. WINNERS OF WARS ground undoubtedly profit richly from'pracnc*, Irotn lhe visionary and takes law requires public education and. be­ "An even greater mystery than who jhu dishonest enterprise. i another’s ideas and makes them grow cause It is to the Interest of all that we 90 YEARS AGO TODAY. have public education, the law ought won lhe war is what were the winNaturally the big gasoline companies lnl° something stable. nlngs ’’ In this terse sentence the dry- cannot be parties to any of these in-1: The Tiie far far-sighted -g,8,,ted man mon ‘is‘ A * dreamer of" also to provide a way by which .the Supervisors this Thursday morning de­ burden shall be equitably distributed, cided to submit to tiie voters of Barry wilted Arkansas Gazette describes the (Hgues even if the managers would *a sort. Before anything unusual can be done, as It certainly is not at the present county the proposition of adopting the folly of war. i permit and it is probable that a major- i some person must have had a drcam. a time. county road system. Tiie measure was And what b gained by war? Democ- Uy of lhe smaller companies refuse to ’vision, a presentation, a suggestion The question is: What shall be used passed after Introduction by P. T. Colin its beginning would have been as the unit for equitable distribution of grove. president of the MlclUgan State racy—with a majority of European engagl? ln ,uch rackets. Nevertheless which ' the school tax? In Indiana and in cer ­ ridiculed by the materialistic or prac ­ Good Roads Association countries now forced into dictatorships the state b losing great sums through [ tical thinker. tain other states the township is made House cleaning with its annual and that give the ruling head more power, RM taX evasion and it will be a good But some men can drcam and arc the unit, and each school district in a semi-annual terrors is rapidly becom­ than kings or emperors ever had; last- investment for the state to hunt out ।practical enough to try to make their township has exactly the same rate of ing a thing of tiie post through the taxation for the support of its schools medium of the Barnes Electric Suction ing peace-with nations meeting th.- thoM. who ar,, cheating the jiubhc 'drcams come true by experiment. Often they gained the suggestions But that is unfair, because a poorer Cleaner, a clever invention which is problem ot disarmament with poll’.-. treasury in this manner, from a mere dreamer and are not con­ township may be required to support a.-, being manufactured in this city and evasiveness; international good will—> . \ scious of it. but think their own minds many schools as one that has two or sold in great numbers over all the with the distressing war-debt situs-1 DECLINING PAIRS. ( evolved the mind picture and its ac- three times the amount of assessable United States. Uon furnishing new fuel for hatreds, Barry Countys Agricultural Socity <compllshment. property, and the rate varies because LasI Friday evening. December 29. A dreamer may have been responsible of the smallness of the unit The the "Hope Daring Girls" met at the and suspicions; prosperity for lhe vic- displayed rare judgement in getting out (Tex.) township system is better than the in­ home of Miss Anna Johnson. Several tors—ask'England crushed with debt . ol the fair business while its finance.. for your success.—Houston dividual district system, but it lacks a years ago these girls were members of Chronicle. ask France where unemployment isi were still in good condition. For many good deal of being ideal. "Class No. 12' of tiw M. E. Sunday growing with leaps and bounds, askt years dwindling gate receipts In coun­ A CRITICISM OF NEWSPAPERS In several of the states the county is school, with MLss Johnson ax tiwir Italy. Belgium or Jugo-Slavia where ties throughout the state hare indiDr. Charles E Jefferson, former mln­ made the unit. This seems far more teacher. Since the girls entered one ' - • — •------- Ncw equitable. There would not bq such a of the Bible classes of the school, they rere growing bter ot Broadway Tabernacle, budgets wrecked by lhe hostilities ofI rated that th variation In school taxes as there have always met once each year. On j York City, made a s— speakingwide tour tiie World War are still oppressing the! leu popular.' through California last winter. " He would be between township rates where this evening 11 of the original 22 were Some countiei have chosen to dispeople with huge tax burdens, and askt came to Redlands and was entertained a township is the unit. Hie more pro- present. Supper was served and the lhe United Slates where the repercus­• regard these warning signs and as a In the home of the Rev. Herbert C. evening spent in discussing the past, present and future. Those present sions of that conflict are only now be­■ result hare created large defficils. A Ide. pastor ot the Congregational were: Winifred and Leona McLravy. church. I heard Mr. Ide describe Dr. few like Barry county have quit with ing felt with full force. Mettle and Mottle Striker. Florence Jefferson's ways of working as related War b a futile display of vainglory;; surplus funds still left in the treasury. Otl*. Genevieve Rider. HUdred Roush. to him by the New York minister. . . . a conflict of brutality tn which there is. We predict that still fewer fairs will be Bcsste Bush. Hazel Mother, Elaine He is careful not to read the news­ Bauer and Grace Hill no winner or loser, only sorrow, debtI held next year. People haven't the paper before he begins ills work in the and discord for all concerned. money to spend on them and could use morning. As he expressed It. “I do not 30 YEARS AGO TODAY. like to getthe newspaper-minded." nils is if they funds to better advantage CAESAR did 'not a severe criticism of newspapers. The Born Sunday night to Mr. and Mrs TRAVELING MUSEUMS did. As agricultural expositions, the newspapers with their list of accidents mrrit the triumphal Dell Neu ton, a ten pound boy. Soviet Russia along with ite bombas­ fairs performed a distinct service. But and crime and divorce and scandal do The kids arc improving their vaca­ car more than he 1 unfortunately midway entertainment-, not put a man's mt nd in the best con­ tion by coasting and having a good that conquers him­ world has aba been responsible fori and other side feature* came to obscure dition to let God's thought flow time generally. many constructive innovations worthy1 the real purpose of these events. Peo- through him—nie Rev J. H. Olm­ Levant McIntyre is preparing to self. —- enjamin stead. in the Homiletic Review. build a fine residence at his farm north of attention and study. ranklin pie couldn't come without spending and east of the city this year. Among the latest of these is a travel-j; considerable-sums of money on foolish Tiie Women's club will hold Ils an­ ing museum built especially for chll- little things for which there was noth­ nual banquet January 15. Tickets can be secured of Mrs W H. Goodyear. ing left to show—ao they ceased to come NEWS GLEANINGS. At a meeting of the State Judges As­ youngsters of the isolated villages and Also the development of motion picture sociation last week. Judge Smith of tills Russia's 1930 harvest produced 3,­ community farms of the steppes to theaters and the advent of ^xxl roads city was elected President for the en­ 600.000.000 bushels of grain. 600.000.000 travel to the cities for'a glimpse of rare that made the amusement facilities of bushels more than the year before. suing year. County Clerk Veite was initiated In­ and beautiful objects or educational large cities more available helped re­ Tiie name John Smith becomes liter­ grersive states are now working toward to tiie mysteries of Masonry last eve­ exhibitions tiiat flt in with their studies duce the appeal of these midway at­ state participation with counties in the ning. Having enjoyed a good rest and ally Giovanni Fabbronl in Italy. —the collections come to them. These tractions. cost of education and. by reason of dined on a bucket of blood for a New The Eskimos dubbed Mrs. Cliarles state participation, the burden on the Year's dinner, the lodge goal aas in wondering museums are built especial-,Luckily ______________ the problem facing the Barry counties U decreased, so tiie plan can prime condition. The genial official ly for children. Articles are arranged, county association is how to dispose of Lindbergh the "Little Blue Goose." be made to work morc equitably. the way children like to have thcm|iu a*»eu to the best advantage and profited, however, by his long experi­ Via Aurelia, the highway which 2.000 While at the present time certain arranged. Not a single "Do Not Touch not. as in certain other counties, how to years ago joined Rome to Gaul, will school dbtrlcts. like the one in Assyria ence on a farm and held his own. so Sign" is used to curb the youthful curt-' pay its debts. Most of the money rep­ be completely reconditioned for modern and the one in Hope—and there are that he was not incapacitated from ful­ filling his duties today, though com­ traffic. oaity in these displays. Many historical resented in the surplus fund came from usually from one to three in every plaining somewhat of a general sore­ events of interest are demonstrated by patronage of Barry county people and Recording instruments show that township which have very low rates of ness all over his body. school taxation — the time b coming Mbs Winnie Harper is home today colorful marionette shows. Many coun­ if these funds are now turned back into New York traffic noises are 10 per cent when thb condition will not be allowed. from Olivet College to spend the holi­ tries have already tested the traveling some project for the benefit of the louder than those of London. School costs will be equalized, and the day vacation. library with considerable success and county, the original purpose of the fair To protect a crocus blooming on the unit for equalization will be increased William Goodyear, of Howe Hall. lawn of the imperial palace at Lenin­ No doubt lhe county as a whole, or a Lima, Indiana, is visiting relatives and special trains or trucks carrying various1 wlu in B sense still be carried on. grad Empress Catherine I had a guard combination of county and state, will friends in the city. agricultural displays are common here ( i z ----- ;----------------------mounted there, and for nearly 200 years be tiie unit toward which state edu­ in our own county But Russia is prob-1 FINANCING HOMES. sentries were stationed at that spot be­ cational system* will be directed in the 40 YEARS AGO TODAY. ably the first to develop perambulating In 1920 there were 20697204 dwell- fore the order was finally counter­ matter of school support. Ivy Lodge. K. of P.. Nashville, was In thc old days tiie individual citizen museums especially for children to1 ings used as homes in the United manded. honored last week by tiie presence of supplement tiie work of the classroom. | States by 24.351.676 families. Of the |)ald the entire cost of educating his J. W. Hopkins of Lgnslng. Grand U. 8. War Dept, needs for 1932 re­ Tiie idea is a project in visual cdu-1 latter, slightly more than one-half vealed an item of $74,980 for musical children. This worked a terrible hard­ Keeper of Record* of Michigan. ship, the result being that large num­ The employees of the Nashville News cation worthy of more than {Musing no- j rented their homes, about one-quarter Instruments and sheet music for tiie bers of children who needed school ad­ at the sanctum of the editor before vantages could not get them. Because got ' tlccowned home* free of debt, and one- National Guard. Chrbtmas. put down as new carpet and an education b deemed essential to ~~ ~ ~ 1 ,ourth werc P*y*ng mortage* Thhad the walh nicely papered, all as a Bees travel a total distance of 40.000 A DANGEROUS PRECEDENT. j small percentage remaining b unlisted miles to provide a pound of honey. It citizenship in a republic, that plan was ' .coon,™ „ p,o„ny «.u»n . I* Michigan* state government wiU be wblk aI! of the>< toUU hav(. Jn. requires about 10.000 flights by one bee .changed so that all property within a, kina Khool dllOtet wo. uwuta lor Clothes .-In wringer* and eonwd carpet sweep­ setting a dangerous precedent if it I creased during the eleven years inter­ to gather this amount the (Upport or lu Moob. I, CloU»e — end er* repaired at second hand store. purchase* the questionable securities of tenlnf the relaUv(t niurcs j)robabIy rc. Without any kind of question, thb Ls j Tiie electric fan was invented by Dr. Thc school started off nicely Mon­ soon to be changed again We do not, counties that plunged excessively in tiie mutn wry much lhe tj1U5 wtth Schuyler S. Wheeler in 1886. The building of the new school pretend to be a prophet, but the indi- day. 1 IxnMmg of Covert roads. Bonds issued'.^ iUghUy morc one-fourth -of building prevented the former over­ A cargo of 4270 tons ot sunflower cations seem very plan that a county by these counties cannot be sold on tiie American families owning homes free crowding of the lower gpoms. seed oil from Odessa Ukraine, received unit, with the old and co-operation ot 1 Thc Rcdpalh Star Concert Company open market. Why should the state at-J 0< debt. the wide application of.Hrn- nt New Orleans, will be used in making the state, will form the basis of future give an entertainment In Union plans for lhe support of public cduca- will ’ tempt to play the fairy godmother by' vers proposed system for home loan food products and soap. tlon. ye might as well all prepare for 1hall Saturday evening. itepplng in where those who liavc “ discount banks i* obvious. While the Tiie .'upenisors are In session. We The automobile industry is respon­ that situation, for it b coming. sound knowledge of values fear to; oHan* Of the plan await* congressional sible tor 82 j»er cent of the rubber and hope they will give due consideration Higher qualifications for teachers will tread; why xhould the sla.c sinking consideration, it seems apparent that 55 per cent of the plate gloss used in be Insisted "upon also belter education- to 1 the needs of the county in thc way funds be Cluttered with such paper? j the main usage of the discount system the United States. al opportunities for children, especially *of a new court house and jail, and sub­ in rural dbtrlcts. These will be-pro- 1mit the questlotf to a vote of the peo­ ProUbly these counties do need funds] not be to lend on new bulldrags, alArkansas has learned its drought les­ ple. for welfare work but there no Just!-! though the stimulation of home butld- son. a recent survey revealing that 35.­ vidcd and some way of supporting that > Mr. and Mrs. Ira VanValkenburx s)stcm will be worked ouL flcation for giving thb asxistance by] ing u a pan of thc plan, but to refi- 000.000 quarts of fruit and vegetables will leave next week for California, which state they expect to make tiieir icaorting to a procedure that is so fix-; nance a number of exbting home loans, have been preserved on the State's home. Their many friends regret that caffy unsound. Essentially Ute pro- considerable stimulation for new 242.000 farms. they shall leave Hastings, and trust posed benevolence of the state means. building would be supplied by the reMiddleville. Mich. that health and prosperity may attend that counties who have managed their - kaae of capUal the exbUng homc December 2$. 1931. them in their new home. The Hastings Banner. affairs conservatively are in danger of j loan machinery now tied up in mortGrace Messer returned to Aklcy FACTOTUM. Hastings. Mich. school yesterday. bclng penalized for the extravagance, gages. A factotum, b one who does for his Dear Editor­ H otter eoumlu. Thu U unto .nd a i employer all sort of services, the word In behalf of our grange l wish to 55 YEARS AGO TODAY. to Ukolr lo eiuour.se eoMen.Uve: ,0 mtkt home ownership ifreuontoy being incorporated Into English from thank you for so kindly printing our Admirers of beautiful snow are oounly sorernment Ur the tulure. ,[rau l0 marc ina„ lj mo ooo lhe Latin phrase fac tolum. “do (thou) grange notices during the past year, it doubtless in their element al prwent. all" (facere. "to do." and tolum. “all"). means a lot to u* as *o many members The proceedings of the common GAS TAX RACKETS persons who are today renting houses. The word is applied to those “doers" iiasr no telephones or else arc on the council and lhe board of supervisors It is estimated that Michigan is los- and 10 reUcve the family in office* who may sympathize with a Middleville exchange. publUhcd in this issue necessarily ex­ Yours truly. cludes lhe usual amount of news. ing thousand* of dollars annually whose home ownership under refinanc­ certain office boy: whenever the man­ ager told the bookkeeper to do some­ Vere E. Carter. Ayer’s American Almanac Is now through evasion of tiie gasoline tax I ing difficulties, especially in a deflated thing. the latter always told a clerk, Middleville. Mich. , ready for dbtribuaUon by the drug•■Gypping" the state in this manner has • real estate market, is frequently a who finally told the lad—who “did" IL ■ -■ -•1 ,$1*1* and we are free to say tiiat we hopeless burden. Fac-to'-tum Is accented on the sec­ Style writer in a contemporary warns' have read this welcome visitor with developed into a regular "racket " und syllable; sound a as tn hat. c as ladies against wearing Eugenic hats!satisfaction and profit It contains an The purpose of thb racket is to evade Some automotive genius might get k. o as tn old. u as In circus. with sport or other very informal at-1 astonishing amount of Information payment of the threc-cent per gallon to work on. a ? taxicab door Ourthat familiar doesn't’Jack-of-all-trades* Is tire. Especially should this caution be' which is useful to everybody and shows tax. Several Ingenious scheme, are have to be reopened and slammed shut inot * ^*ctoturo: former does odd directed toward the tourist ladles we how to treat nearly all diseases from toT »nyone who will pay him; the occasionally see wearing knlckerbock- which people sutler used. A favorite plan of dishonest deal-. by the driver idriver, wrinn.iiv personal^.—Detroit latUr does everything; M speak, tn ers and French heel pumps —Arkama.-. Congress is again in session. «• to win business u that ol giving reI an establishment." Gasette. BuslM*s U steadily improving. A Quotation B F . Way of Our World A Communication This Weeks Word AREC & r Drastic Reductions IONIA I0IT TE OTHER HA Officers To Dec Am , On account of the mild fall and winter weather we have, more readers, n Fair in 1» OVERCOATS, SUITS, LEATHER and MACKINAW COATS, GLOVES. MITTENS, UNDERWEAR. WOOL ’ HOSIERY, MUFFLERS, Etc. in Mlchlg Several o lated defl decided t< grounds I up the de than we should have at this time of the year. on an ext show; bu We are now offering this merchandise (all standard makes) at from 25% to 50% Reduction This Is tr ing coun See our windows. Come in and look around. You will not be dis­ appointed when you see what your dollar will do. tending t fair thia that pcoj fairs? If to malnt: appear t interest I vent the nanclallj and has year. Otl lo* suit, crsxful. ' would it as much Lambie# Doyle “The Store for Dad and Lad' liopular one had HASTINGS, MICH. natural!; times, enough I any moi This I Burry o should i Greenbacks are worth 93 5/1 rents on the dollar. . Gen. Tom Thumb and wife. Miss Minnie Warren and Major Newell will give two entertainments in the after­ noon and evening. Tuesday at Union Halt There will be an exhibition at U>e Union Hall on Friday evening, given by the young people's aid society for the benefit of the poor. We trust the iiall will be well filled. Doni fail to Jitend the donation I»rty on Wednesday evening. The Message crowds out a comment on the retiring county officers, for which we hope soon to find room. Read the able and Interest.ng mes­ sage of Oov. Charles M. Croswell. Good sleighing. ' people a in our c their oa to conti We cum because Ings fo: thing U) while U That is questtax I Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Miss Mixon ot the University Voca­ tional department is expected in the county. January 13th. to address all the High school girls. Woodlands four Y groups assisted by their mothers and others arc put­ ting on a pot luck banquet for ail men arid boys of the community next Mon­ day evening. January 11. at the school house, with Rev. N. A. McCune of East Lansing the guest speaker. This Bunday. January 10. is the re­ union of Barry county students who are attending cpljrge at M. 8. C. They arc all invited to the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Brown. 510 Linden Bl. from 3 to 5. Adelbert Heath is chairman and a lively program has been arranged. Rev. Karl Keefer will assist with the program, also Paul Rood EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK. A district Y. M C. A. conference will New York acta (again) to put an end be held at Lakeview school. January 16 to gangster rule. which (bought last tali to the r ing heli ground: be disp county, on suet big cro sale of .hand v enough ground Current History to send three delegates each. This is Delsel-engined truck spends half a put on by the Lakeview Hl-Y. . cent a mile for fuel oil on run ot 14600 The January number of "Young miles. Men" U full of helpful articles. Be sure to read. "I am still Rich" on P.P. 131 Nicaraguan Canal plans backed by investigating board. The county-wide "Go-TO-Church" Hoover proposes consolidation of Bunday is set for Sunday. January 17. AU Y men bear this in mind. Federal bureaus as next step in govern­ ment economy. SOUTH SHULTZ. Mr. and Mrs A. Cook of Potterville Speaker Garner denies Democrats have tax plan, despite Democratic spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ House leader's statement that burden lard Drake. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Gibson and son, will fall on rich. Gerald, were. New Year guests of Mr. Hoover urges congress to speed wel­ and Mrs Lee Bresson of Kalamazoo. fare measures. Mr. and Mrs. John Doster of Milo and Mrs. Florenqc Wilkinson of KalaStrife in India due to "spirit of mb-," Mr — and Mrs. Will Cham; “«» vlaRed _-----------nui 14I4BUIchief san Ramsay MasDonaid. h*»uin ..—*... berlaln t Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester SonnevUle cele­ Food luxury taxes imposed by Eng. brated their fortieth wedding anniverland are effective January 5. wy Neu Year* with Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Kenyon. Britain calls parley January 18 on Mr. and Mrs William Wotring of reparations; 10 European nations in­ Kalamazoo. Dr. Martin and wife of vited lo confer at Lausanne on German South Bend. Ind., and Dr Powler of crisis. °! Mr ■»>«" J. W. Tedrow Sunday. Finland votes for repeal of prohi­ BeMnor Craven of Lansing vis­ bition act. ited her parent*. Mr_ and Mrs AdelLeague of Nations and United Blate,• bCDw£"tvrH'^hto*^h lhc Dwight Horn and ins cousin, Loyd plan for good government tn Liberia to lake place of present graft-ridden! Uubaugh of Cincinnati, Ohio have ^ren^*ndln< ’ fc*' wlth theU administration. _______ Rusjlsn budget for ’1932 near $14600 -1 000 000 United States protests discrimination i Oates and grandson Ber- New with Mr. Mrs Mina P^annhj^’^nrt'1’ Jtoto Amerrcn ,rtor ta M.hehun.., .nd d.Ukhiee Itoore, ol B ------------- Un MhJ'ir ,UUock of MUo "Japan would not accept Manchuria lrj , ,en,°” Thursday and Ed­ a. . gift," s*r* J.pon's Iiew McCallum •pent Sunday with them. Chang army withdraws from Chin-' OKANGEVILLE. chow to Great wall leaving Japan. . I 111 army in Control of Manchuria. | th?pLtA?ce?ta..w.M*K2ul‘e Itj P"‘ bul “ u ibu wrtlGandhi imprisoned by BriUstr-fcr agitating non-violence campaign- Pitel also held. »*,«-* SkorSnook or K^mukoo wu > P*1100 8500.000.000 loans' National Credit Corporation to be available to banks Thursday, January 7 U. 8. consul to China attacked by Japanese soldiers at Manchurian bor­ der; Japan offers deepen apologies " »«» irxuu U null.- »«k »lih reUUvei at K»> Senate vote* to give 40 DOOAJO bushel* of farm board s wheat to relief of poor. •rid lamnt'Iu and w“u ranujy of Plainwell. Flerce I �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, ittt IRE COUNTY FAIRS IN THE DISCARD? construct the needed buildings. BRIEFSTORYOFA we frankly state that wfe do not think ...-HASTINGS BDY PIONEERjARTICLE )|(TEREST Telh of Early Inhabitants of Hastings And Their CITIZENS SHOULD PAT­ RONIZE THEIR TOWN I H*'4' °f *b0d0 I-------- .cw.Ur.uM lr«„ W on..' V sUtutlon. If the annua! fair is aban­ . ________ _____ doned. sometldng should be dona with _________________________ ___________ ! Thc Banner Is Indebted lo Mr. Wai- [ lhe money that wtll benefit all Of Barry slque. lithe, “strong as an ox." and lace Townsend of thU city for an ex-1 radio campaign to Induce people to buy county. standing well over feet in height I tract- which someone had cut tong ago.cane sugar, are making claims that It with a goal edu-! fron» an old paper, evidently published. u better and healthier th^n beet augarthe grounds, we presume that the rational foundation, at fluent conversa convene-­ hi this city, the date of which cannot The speaker said. "I am a chemist. Michigan Adventist Association, which OTHER ASSOCIATIONS tionalist. he easily won and retained be determined. Whoever made the clip­ That Is my business, and I am prepared has used the fair grounds several times friends. Buch a young man. fortified ping from the paper was interested in to say lo you as a chemist that sugar HAD LIKE EXPERIENCE aa he was. and with no expensive n jxiem and not In another pioneer ar- U sugar, whether It U made from bceU purchase the grounds at a fair price. stands a pretty good show for licle on the •back aide of the sheet from or from sugar cane." Thc only differ­ Officers Of Barry Oo. Society We understand that the Northern. habits, winning out. should he locate in any which the poem was cut. The pioneer ence between cane sugar and beet suEastern and Western Michigan Asso­ place wiiere success is possible. import- gar. he Mid. U In the whiter color of. article would now be far-more ImportTo Decide About Continuing ciations of Adventists have'combined This young man, after finding no ant as it evidently gave a pioneer his- the cane sugar, and that is produced Annual Exhibit Here lecently. and will hold a joint camp suitable opening around here. /Bid his lory of Hastings. However, there wo* । entirely by chemical. He stated that meeting for lhe entire alate hereafter preserved one complete tinragraph of ] there Is no difference between cane worldly possessions all ready to bundle that ptonetr article, which is so inter- sugar and beet sugar chemically, nor in readers, no doubt, to see la the dally It would be a fine asset to tills dty and papers a statement that the Ionia Free county to have that camp meeting-held word came from the then Congre-s- esling thgt we give it space at this the affect* of either sugar upon the ] human system. Pair In 1031 met with a loss of $3,160.13. in Hastings. The fair grounds here are man James O’Donnell, of Jackson, tiiat time. Thc paragraph Is as follows: "In August. W0, Henry A. Goodyear । If we want to cariy out the speaker's i That was the first time that fair has well adapted for such a purpose. It has there was a vacancy tn thc Naval been suggested that whatever might ix been in the red. Academy at Annapolis, to which any came hither from Detroit on a pros-, advice In this matter. We should write So far as we know, not a single fair realized from the fair grounds property, young man in this whole Congrcsaioml peeling tour, finding thc fallowing In- our Congressman and Senator* asking1 In Michigan met its expenses this year. together with the cash now on hand District would be eligible, after a ngiti habitants in tiie village: Slocum H. them to favor higher tariff to protect j Several of them, which had accumu­ could be turned over to the board of physical and educational test. Tills op­ Bunker, with hi» family and brother I ix-et sugar, thus building a far greater 1 lated deficits running Into tha^ thou­ supevlsors of Barry county, or to some portunity appealed to him and though Thomas, living tn a log cabin near the demand for It. which would mean that | ’ ’ “ ' - acres of - I sands, of dollars, added to such deficits other county organization, in trust to quite 3 number of young tnen were grist-mill; Abner C. Parmolre. regia-] thousands and thousands of this year. The Eaton fair association, be used In the purchase of suitable sites present for this examination from the ter of deeds and acting county trca-i- ■ good Michigan land copld be devoted to after several years of unprofitable fairs, for county parks at the resort lakes of various counties of the District, the urer. was in a log house northwest o!'■it profitable branch of agriculture. decided to’qult while the quitting was this county. This Is a suggestion which Hastings lad walked off with tiie hon- where lhe Newton house stands <the |1 The speaker frankly discussed the' Newton house formerly stood at the prohibition question. It was not difficult ■ good, and accordingly sold the fair might work out satisfactorily. grounds to the city of Charlotte, paid In Annapolis Naval Academy, which corner of State ami Michigan Avenue.____ „ — MIDDLEVILLE. up the debts and the Eaton county fair he entered In 1885, his scholastic ca­ which is now occupied by the Shell oil Volstead Act. He said that we do not Tuesday was operation day for some reer was but a continuation of Uic rec­ station;; I/rvi Chase was keeping a want the saloons back, but we do want! will be no more. The Marshall fair put on an extra effort tills year and a great of our little folks. Connie Beeler and ord he made tn the old Hastings High tavern on the banks of the river near to get away from the evils that have show; but It finished In ti>c red and Billie Snndefur each had their tonsils school. When lie graduated he and tiie bridge and north of Pannalee's.] grown up under prohibition. In his there Is discouragement for the future. removed. At this writing they ore feel­ Richard Pearson Hobson of Merrimac Alexander McArthur was carrying on, judgment something must be done to j This Is true of fairs In all the surround­ ing pretty good again. On Wednesday fame, stood st Hie head of the large the sew mill and keeping a place of en- accomplish this and will be done in tlvc; tertainment In the log house previous- m-ar future. Thc Banner and everybody i ing counties. The Michigan state ’fair Swanns Gardner underwent an opera­ class In scholjFNiip. Jost a tot of money. It was no doubt tion for tonsils^ she Is doing fine. At that iroie the government fol­ ly kept by Bunker; Willard Hayes, the else will agree with the speaker that] The gravel trucks have drawn many lowed tiie policy of giving the three or sheriff, was tn a frame house (the first there are evils under prohibition, just wire for Barry county not to attempt a loads of gravel up lo the school drives foifr with highest standings at gradu.n- one in Hastings! erected by Dr. David as there were evils when we had sa-. fair tips year. Pythian auditing committee met on tlon, special Instruction along lhe lines M. Dake, on the corner now occupied loons. It is easy to criticise and find | Does oil this Indicate, os It seems, that people are getting tired of county Wednesday evening and found thc that appealed to them most. Tills Has­ by thc Union block, where he also kept ’ fault W'iUi any proportion of this kind.1 fairs? If so. Is it worth while to attempt officers books in a A No. 1 aliape. Next tings young man selected Naval Archi­ the post office. <tiie Union block of that1 The question is not how to And fault, j to maintain something In which people Tuesday they have a pot luck supper tecture as his work, and after his day Is lhe aamc as Is now occupied by | but what to do to remedy thc defects. I and then Installation of the officers for graduation Uncle Sam sent him lo the the Loppenthlcn store and the Palmer, Those who point out the admitted evils' tending to answer that question, for we the year. University of Glasgow. Scotland, for drug store!; Philander Turner, a car- cf the present method of dealing with, The next meeting of the Boosters further instruction in naval Architec­ penter lived in a shanty near the grist the -liquor question should offer somedo not definitely know. It surely does tippcar tiiat there Is a growing lack of club will be January IB al lhe hotel­ ture. After his graduation from thc mill; and Hiram J. Kenfield, carpenter j thing Constructive, something helpful, and Indian trader, lived in a board: It is quite evident that tiie prohibition I interest In county fairs which will pre­ Supper oil F. M prompt. University of Glasgow he returned to The Ice storm did not do much this country, and after having served shanty on a lol opposite the site of Mr. question is up now for disposal of some1 vent them from being successful fi­ nancially. Ionia county has free fairs damage here, some limbs broken from as manager of the most important Goodyear's hardware store 'that store sort. We do not believe the Eighteenth' and has gotten away with It up to this Navy yards In this country, he was still was where thc Goodyear Hardware Amendment or the Volstead Act will be year. Other counties have tried to fol­ Iward of. further honored by being chief of the Co.'s store now stands); Mr. Kenfield ; repealed until those who oppose them, low suit, but they rfave not been suc­ Mrs. Dell Allen lias been spending the Bureau of Construction and RciMUr was an active man. and was then build- can offer some constructive plan tor • cessful. The result tills year al Ionia holidays with relatives and friends with offices in Washington. D.C.. which ing the first bridcc across the Thorn- dealing with the liquor issue. | ----------------- <»> would Indicate that folks do not care here. position he now Alls. For “excep­ apple river at Hostings." ----------------- ----------------------PARMELEE. Thc holidays are over and school is tionally merilorous work" during lhe as much for a free fair ns they used to. If ever such a fair should have been again under way. It seems good to see World war. he was honored with thc NEW YEAR’S DAY EDIMr and Mrs Merle Stimson and son the scholars on llwir way to school. TIHN IA/AQ CDI CNniD °f Orand Raplds spent 8und*y wtlh popular it should have been in 1931. No Navy cross. TIUN WAS Sr LEN DID ; the former's mother, Mrs. George Cook. one had to pay a cent, if he didn't wain Thc young people who are attending But while all these successes were j and husband. --to, to attend lhe Ionia fair; so it would colleges have all gone back, so there being won. the years rolled by. Instead naturally make an appeal in hard aje many vacant chairs In lhe home of being tiie youth of 50 yeais ago lie Chas. A. Weissert Favors Ban- j Mr. and Mrs Shook of Reed City are ■ »pendlng the winter with their daughtime*. The appeal was not strong clicies. has reached the age of 62. and still very ner With a Kalamazoo ter Mrs WUUam Reed fnml]y enough to enable the Ionia fair to make (The Pythian Sisters are having pot active and ax mentally alert as ever luck supper this Monday evening and Gazette । Glen Allen and Laura! Maclver ore any money. This year five naval.officers will be This bnngs us down to what thc work afterwards. relin'd One of them will be Rear Ad­ We are indebted to our old friend j011*,c*,lst at this writing. Pythians will Install their 1932 offi ­ and a former member of the Banner ., 8hl ’ *r K 5 ra *« 1 , 1 * nd Barry county fair association could or miral George H. Rock, the “Haatinga should do. The failure of county and cers on Tuesday following a pot luck boy" v.no graduate.! from the Hastings staff. Cha:b - A. Weisrert. now state! H»«Ungs jrithjhta Uster, . , Evert 8weg>i and husband. state fairs this year ought to make the supper. High schqol nearly 50 years ago. and editor of tiie Kalamazoo Oaxette. for Cards received from the Oueke's are concerning whom this article is written. a copy of that paper for the first day TlLor'n Tuw‘* and family ment people who have always been interested cf the new year. Il was a unnderful J1J Jf,*™00*’ *n OrandvUk In our county fair think and decide In to lhe effect that they hod a fine trip their own minds whether it will be wise and arc enjoying the climate and scen­ KINDNESS SHOWN issue, containing several sections show-;I Grand ' ” Rapids. "’ * Next Sunday evening a meeting will to continue a fair In Hastings or not. ery In lhe south land. TO LITTLE ANIMAL Ing tiie growth of Kalamazoo city and be held at the M. E. church at 7:30 to H, E and Mrs McConnell, of Lansing We cannot imitate thc Ionia Free Fair, cr.unty. also many important items organize a , -young meeting. became ue lack lhe grounds and build­ were calling on friends here one eve­ concerning the development of coun-, _----------- -7-? . people's ----------last week. Herm says work is stow Pictures of Former Hastings UM wllUn tl» nuilu, « lUl-nMoo. E.e.yoo. u InrtIM u, b. pre«nL lugs for carrying it on. Is there any- ning -------------thing lo indicate that It would be worth in their office, Woman and Small Deer wlilch arc covered by thc Gazette. । while to put on a county fair again? These features were brought out and: In Seattle Paper HICKORY CORNERS. Thill is not for us to decide. But that with thc regular news contained in the; Young Missionary Workers Band of In thc Post-Intelligencer of Decem­ Gazette's'columns, made a most inter-j question is up lo lhe members of the Barry County Agricultural Society, the Wesleyan church of Jfickory Cor­ ber 26 published in Seattle. Wash. ap­ esting paper. which includes every person who ners held its monthly meeUng at the peared a picture of a former Hostings bought a membership ticket when lhe home of Sanford Willison. Considering woman. Mrs. Beatrice Beckwith Col­ LOCAL PYTHIANS HOLD ANNUAL INSTALLATION.' the stormy night a good crowd was lier. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tiie society has on hand, according present. MIm Edna Willison was in Beckwith of this city. Barry Lodge Ho. 13 K. of P. installed to tiie report made at the annual meet­ etiarge of tiie program which was on The article states that a tiny deer the following officers Monday evening < ing held thc other day. a cash balance India. The refreshment committee. about a year old swam feebly to thc following their election last month, j time » $4,775. There is i>u no debt against ««= the composed of Eliott Jodon and Douglas shore of Lake Washington and lay C. C.—Lloyd R. Storer. grounds. If it shall be decided as best' Galndcr proved themselves a very efll- down exhausted. A passing motorist V. C -Milo G. DeVries. committee. to abandon the fair, the grounds could cient ----------------saw the deer and summoned Earl Col­ P.—Harry Young. Ezra Gearhart had his tonsils re­ lier. who with his wife and son George be dlspoeed of. as was done In Eaton j M. A.—Clyde Schilhaneck. moved Saturday at the hospital st Del ­ county. They are not adequate to carry and a neighbor, carried thc deev^jpto a I. G.—Winston Merrick. on such an exhibition as would attract ton. He Is doing very nicely at this worm room and laid him down in front O. G.—David Boyes. big crowds at tiie present time. The writing. of thc fireplace, where he was soon M. E.—Earl Boyes. Mrs. Otis Lawrence had the misfor­ warm and cozy. Thc game warden came sale of the grounds and the cash on K. R S.—Walter J. Lewis. .hand would not give the Association tune Sunday night to fall when going later and took the little animal back M. F —Ed. Smith. off — the porch, severely spraining her across tiie lake. enough ’ money to purchase larger — M. W.—Keith L. Fuller. grounds, make a good race track and]ankle. This picture in the paper showed The new officers are busy arranging Mrs. Collier with Ute deer, which the a calendar of activities fpr the coming, children in thc community say belongs year. Mr. Storer, tiie new cliancellor. I to Santa Claus. wishes tiie co-operatton of every mem- '. IONIA FREE FAIR HAD DEF­ ICIT THIS YEAR FOR THE FIRST TIME ] fall and ITS, GNAW TTENS, 3OL US, Etc. this time ng this andard 5% to >n ne in and ot be diszhat your )YLE I Lad" A. ITEMS » University Voca­ ls ex pected In lhe h. lo address all the Y groups assisted nd others arc jiutbanquet for all men nmunity next Moti­ A. McCune of East speaker, rnary 10. Is the rcunty students who »e home of Mr. and 110 Linden St. from ith Is chairman an.! las been arranged, assist with the Rood. I. A. conference will 1 school, January 18 Co. Y groups are tales each. This is umber of “Young tul articles. Be sure Rich" on P.P. 131 I were to Marry." • "Oo-To-Church" unday, January 17. . In mind. JHULTZ. Cook of Potterville Mr. and Mrs. Wilur Gibson and son, fear guests of Mr. m of Kalamazoo. in Doster of Milo Wilkinson of Kala)d Mrs. Will Cham- er Bonneville celei wedding annlvcrh Mr. and Mrs. O. Ullam Wotring of irHn and wife of •nd Dr Fowler of » of Mr. and Mrs. on ot La ruing vtsr- and Mrs. Adelih Use holidays. ills cousin. Loyd nnall, Ohio have e days with their nd grandson, Bcr­ * Year's with Mr. Bedford. ka and son. Dorr, ’• ot Brush Ridge ok of Milo visited rhunsday and EdBelty McCallum enyon of Marshall iem. at.I in. We Wish To Thank You for Your Patronage during the year 1931 We are going to try and give you even better ser­ vice and a larger stock to choose from during 1932 ILI.E. quite seriously ill *tu>r at thia wrlt■“laniseoo was a aunt, Actclla i*nt several days fiends at Misha- Home Lumber Co. ur Binkier spent ehUvea at Ko> Hastings, Mich. Telephone 2276 On Thursday evening of this week a UNFAIR SYSTEM OF dinner will be nerved at Castle TAXATION DISCUSSED JigKs Hall after which the first o* a series, Ancient Plan For Financing Education In Michigan Is Still In Vogue The attention of our readers is di­ rected to an editorial irf this Issue of the Banner. In which Is discussed the unfair system now in vogue for luxa­ tion for the support of public educa­ tion Ui this state. Michigan is behind most other states in this matter. Il still holds to the un­ dent plan of having each district pay Its own school costs, without reference to others. In many other states the county is made the unit for taxation for public education. That is far less cosily from the administrative stand­ point than the present plan, and Is a much fairer proposition for the average citizen. Il is thc •interest of thc “aver­ age citizen" which ought to be consid­ ered. Thc editorial carries Ils own com­ ment on certain districts in this county which shows this inequality In a strik­ ing manner, lhe time ^1)1 no doubt soon come when this will be corrected, as it ought to be. OBITUARY. John R°hlnson. son of John and Patience Robinson, was born at Fow­ ler. St. Lawrence Co.. N. Y.. on Novcm-, bee 13. 1849. His early life was spent near Ogdensburg. N. Y.. later going to Sturgeon Bay. WU. In 1869 he came to. Barry county where he was united in ■ marriage to Annie Lllone Peck on February 22. 1877. Four children were bcm to this union. Charles, Fred. Mary. and Lulu, Die latter dying In 1899. Mr. Robinson was cunvu-ted in 1894 and united with tiie Baptist church in! Hostings in 1915 He suffered with thc baking palsy for 30 years, and passed away December 24. 1931 at the home of hl*, son Charles in Marion, aged 82 years. 1 month and 11 days. Surviving are tlitf widow, three children. Chirks of Marlon. Fred and Mr.'. B. F. Cowles ot this dty. 11 grnndcliildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral acrvlccs were held at thc Baptist church Bun­ day P. M , Rev. Adcock officiating. Burial in Riverside. WOODBURY. Rev. and Mrs. Jas. R. Mlddaugh, son Roy. and daughter Lura. of Laingsburg. Mich., spent New Year's day with his brother. O. D. Mlddaugh. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Puchaiski and Kenmore of Lansing, having spent the holiday vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Bchulte In Woodbury, returned to their homo Saturday with OBITUARY. her brother. Ernest Schulte, also of Charles A. Newland, aged 90 years.1 Lansing who camo Friday and returned on December 6.poised away <>n Sunday; Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wickham and December 27. having been ill since No- j sons. Gerald and Raymond nr.d Mr. vember 22. Funeral services were; and Mrs. Russell Booker and son. Ver­ conducted nt lhe home on Wednesday! non. of West Woodland visited nt thc afternoon at 2:00 P. M Rcv- O. M ] home of Mr. and Mrs. P. C. DeCump Conklin officiating. Burial was made in, Rutland cemetery. Surviving are eight Thursday evening. Danna, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. children. Mrs. AUda Bosardus. George Wayne Grant, who was in Ionia the Newland, Mrs. Edo Edger. Mrs. Bessie latter part of the week having her Storms. Bert Newland. Mrs.Ora Hinds. Mrs. Zera Robertson and Fred Newland. tonsils removed is doing fine. Mr. and Mrs Fotrest DeCamp spent, ‘Mr. Nuwland had many friends who. .v- M — , at .. MW New Year's day the home of her. had learned to truu him for ius many parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Booker fine characteristics. The bereaved ones West Woodland. have the sympathy ol the community. . at *nd W. O. Pierce cf Crlbbacc-Pedro parties will be held. All lodge members who enjoy either I crlbbage or pedro are urged to attend' Thursday night. Dinner tickets are 25c and the Pythian Sisters who are to serve it promise thc committee in charge that Dinty Moore is a piker' along beside of them when corned beef and cabbage are to be served. Plans are being made for a large at-j tendance Thursday night and every member is urged to be on hand. Every Day Price* at WARNER’S! A Big Special Every Saturday! i lb. 19c Bulk Green Teat Warner’s Special Coffee . . 1 lb. 19c 2 lb. Box Soda Crackers19c Good Cream Cheese1 lb. 19c Corn Meal or Graham, 5-lb. Sack 15c Pure Buckwheat .... 5-lb. Sack 23c Fried CakesPer Dozen 18c White Beans3 lbs. 10c Powdered Sugar1 lb. 8c Sure Set Jelly Powder, Package 5c Little Buster Popcorn, . . 2 Pkgs. 15c Macaroni3 lbs. 23c Warner1! No. IOS D. GREEN. Mgr. “Protect Me with CLEAN Milk” OU take every precaution that the precious little lives entrusted to Y your care may develop into strong, sturdyThealthy youngsters, and be­ come physically able to shoulder the responsibilities of life that may come to them later on. You always aim to be certain that every particle of food that, passes their lips is CLEAN and SAFE! Are YOU As CAREFUL About Milk ? As You Should Be • Do you KNOW that the milk that you are using is CLEAN? If it isn’t then you are taking chances with the lives so prec­ ious to you. Medical research has proven beyond question that DANGER lurks in UNCLEAN milk. With this FACT in mind, we felt that the people of this com­ munity would appreciate a supply of milk that they could KNOW was just as CLEAN as any milk produced anywhere. Not one single thing has been overlooked by us, either in equipment or care, in producing quality milk just as CLEAN as is can be produced. Michigan State In­ spectors recognized this and designated this dairy as the ONLY ONE in this sec­ tion that would be permitted to sell Grade “A” Milk—either raw or Pasteur­ ized. That is your best guarantee that if you use Highlands Dairy Grade “A” Milk (either raw^or Pasteurized) you are getting the CLEANEST milk that can be ■ produced. That should not only be * comfort and satisfaction to every uuer, but it is really an insurance againat any of the many diseases caused by UN­ CLEAN milk. We always recommand our Grade “A” Pasteurized, because no cleaner milk is produced in Michifan. We are here to supply whatever milk our customers may demand. For thia rea- ■ son we selTGrade ”B” milk (raw or Paateurized) and all produced from our owrj herd. You cannot buy any cleaner, or bettor..Grade “B” Milk than what we furnish, but of course it is not aa good a* our Grade “A.” Why not begin the New YeaF right by supplying your family with — " “ ‘ “ Milk, the BEST, the CLF “ ud th« CHEAPEST food your everything considered. HIGHLANDS TELEPHONE 2651 ROBT. W. COOK, Prep. �TOE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 6. 1932 schools outside of Hastlnr- a gain of i suspended while he watched a baseball [ human adjustmenu. It l< impossible to eight since lhe beginning of tins year. I or football game will be able to appre-1 have a first-class rural school without a A good one-teacher rural school is in j date lx>w a school child must feel who i first-class teacher. As the teacher is. session at least nine months each year, site for hours every day on a seat that, so U the school. Building and equipbeginnlng about Labor Day.and closing 11$ uncomfortable for him. ment do not iqake n school. A good ibout the last of May. The school | Qulte number of tlx* schools are1 teacher has first of all. largeness of ground* should comprise at least one [ provided with suitable sources ot; ml’id and spirit and secondly good oracre and the weed* and grass cut be- WBter supply. Neighborhood farm d*n "°t pin-drop order, but where the fore school opens in September. Thc 1 homcs are ^Ued upon tor tIse water ; children ore orderly because they wont Quality of Mattrial, Skill in Workmanahip examine teacher* and grant certificates school grounds In our county average I Most of the schools have a sanitary 10 be and there is an atqtoaphere of Individuality in Design, Mark Our Produc and this examination could be by wrlt- about one-fourth of an acre and very drinking fountain, those not -liaving ' happy work in which all are co-operala truly democratic spirit, t few of them are provided with any na-, wroe USP individual cups. Suitable fa-'ln® t0 democratic spirit tural beauty in the form of shrubs and [ clllties for wasling the Children's hand:. I of k00*1 wiu and helpfulness. ‘A good tendant preferred. In 1881 the office of township sup­ trees. Thc Brown school in Carlton , are not found in very many, school*.' teacher follow* the state course -Of will be pleasing and Instructive. in,i!ud>'* ,M?r *chool is classified accord­ lownMup. the me Otia utu In >n Rutland Kuuana and ana the ire, SomFhave some nave lhe the paper towels toweta while in erintendent was abolished tujd the township, __________ V child brines __ , ' ln«tzt this nnd a n neatlv ‘ Culver—in---Johnstown are — decided other schools__ each a.__ towel ,tlls rn.irAj. course and neatly nrepre­ Facilities for producing Individuality In every office of county board of school" ex- ---------------— ------- ex-i tn this ii,i. ■< r>u.u ...» located trvarort in 1 <from _________ «... thc common ______ ................. lUitcrf program nrntrram of nt classes ciASJtm according to amtners was created. No educational ■ ceptloiui to as they are tn home. But wash pared In the qualification was required for members. * k'rove where there is plenty of na-1 ba«ln j, ll3C(i very extensively. A few sjaie standards is posted of lhe board. Tiie law required that tural beauty. J schools have facilities for carrying out they should examine teachers and' In general the school buildings the hot lunch project during the winter doesn't Jet the program work her. If consulcnt” grant certificates. A board of township throughout the .county are the pro^pct months. An oil stove (in two schools a she is not "hearing # class" recite at* a school inspectors was created and the' of the labors of the past generation. I two burner electric plate) a teakettle. given minute or period, she lias a good chairman of this board was given im- most of them having been built from dishpan*, basins, plates, cups, spoons, reason for it and at all times she I* reasonable. Her work is made real; that mediate supervision over the schools twenty-five to sixty-five years ago. Ex-i etc., comprise the outfit and one hot is, it is connected up or related to the of hl* township. A duty of the secretary | ceptlons to this are the Lincoln in As-! dl*h of food is served tor dinner, real world of men and women. Every Phone 2497 Iron«ide Bros.. Hasting* Bro... Proprietors of the county board of school cxaml- [Syria township which was built to reone can Judge any workman by hb ners was to visit any school of the • place the one burnedlast winter, the, tool*. One can measure the industrial good school has a GOOD SPIRIT aqd county and examine into its condition i Carlton Center, thc Bullis, and Bur-:stage ot any nation by thc tools which J* known and advertised by this emo­ upon the receipt of a notice from the j roughs in Johnstown, the Cloverdale in ‘ it uses. Industry Insists upon lutving tional atmosphere which dominates it from day to day. The good spirit of thc chairman of Hie township board of 1 Hope. Use Beigh in Maple Grove, the the most approved tools with which to good school is caught from the good I school Inspectors staling that said Gun Lake in Orangeville and the Prai- work. Good tools, costing much money u defcal whtn eBCh shining ।they did not feel were so much to school was not being successfully con- rievillc school, a number have been will be readily "junked" If better tools ^wVirtlKaU yotTsomelhlng about'rected “nd 8rcal «conomy can be efducted. After such Investigation the! remodeled and hate the windows on, Mn be secured. Industry does this not « U» .«.« ert I U» -U1 u, b«ln .,.!»> teacher might be asked to appear be- jone side of the room on thc left of thc i fOr the sake of “keeping up with the _ _ _ ? tlon In the matter. They had to ormor”rtrttUTl, ernrt .n. fore the county board of examiners. [ pupils and the window-pane area about fads" but because It Is “Good business." A« .A. «- SLS'LXTJ In «n»i in 1891 the uic act was passed wiiivu which v.iv-.i.A.. one-fifth that of lhe uuo, floor space. Some Tlw , j*. sa same nie pnnoprrs principles wmen which apply io to in in-w wu.nrni«iu iu»u uc*n ciuucu these and other reasons the ' created the office of county commK-'of the schoolhouse* that have been re-‘<mstry apply with equal force to the *nt® 50 T81^’ « our every 5*” ■ county is the unit of taxation and ad-1 M I'm )u« . tool. ■ "" b"”t sloner of schools. By this oct an nd- modeled are tlw Dowling, and Durfee business of education. The science of it j hud to edl^a!c h.s own children or they, whlch is growing most in 1 vance step was taken in rural educa- in Baltimore township; the Rogers and, ha* been made active through thc text *ent educated. After u time, men among thc states today. We are But ot all the tasks that the world can give tian. For the first time In the history of Welcome Corner* In Carlton; the Al- books that have been dTitten and pub-' to "0!“® thBl <<!“«’«!. d .^at ulcWgan has done for CEDAR CREEK. our schools the person appointed for j toft in Hastings township; thc Ryan - jhhed within the past decade. We do| Hkhtened pco^e gave value to the. rurM1 school., yet there are addl-; I'm glad that I'm teacliing school. - Schoo) commenced again Monday u.. the . not .... . ] JW£rty around them. Itjra* | Uon>1 MlChig.n should and supervision was. required _ to v. have .some and Freeport in Irving .township; have .. the .uniform text jjg^ books by any - after a week's vacation. educational qualifications. Such person Banllcld In Johnstown; the Orange- I means throughout the county, but with was to be -------a graduate *—•— of*some ----------college ----------or••— vllle. Hie North *- Pine lake lake in in PrairiePrairie-'»a few exception* thc text books used to cdu Miy. Leavitt spent New Year's day In ----■ :or . aumbu.lon „■ Belding. normal school or hold a first grade vllle township and the Barlow lake] arc not so out-of-date. | Thc ice storm did considerable dam­ teachers' certUlcate Thc power, of the »chool in Yankee Spring* township. Convenience and efficiency would also I Twa m am Co* a w.-1 oounty commissioner a* fixed in 1891 I Tl)e advantage of having the light be served if there could be a high dcage arbund here. .a.av.na other nnmun .nd t>» . 1 were practically the same as today ex- knitted from only one side is that It eree of uniformity in the basic texts, pruprrlv of i-ofl.- c.me >o b. U«d «'> ' We are glad to report Mrs. Wm. Ma­ tunity for Idgh school 'education for '», ***»£. d"“u«» •» ccpt thc teachers' examinations. The prevents cross lighting. For a child to I no school should be restricted in any io .win thTihooU. atn« »u — "J'L eW? , son la getting along very nicely. compensation fixed by law ranged from be compelled to look into a light pro- subject merely to the basic text* There rht. ^nu from rtuc.trtprtPl. .nd “lrtu.re Phrtrt1 (Continued from page one) . Will Gurd and wife were In Battle 1500 to *1600 tsoo $1600 arcordlne according to thc number duces headaches and drowsiness. In siwuld always be supplementary mater- ... ’..........________________ ■ health health education education and and eouininent. equipment. ।------------------------------------------------------------ Creek on business Monday. of schools in the county. many instances both the child and his | late provided by the school and kept in all rociety sutlers from illiterate people 4. Require that all school buildings, derstand. too. that Mr. Levy did not In 1815 the first law wait - {taxed parents and even tiie teacher will i the library for each school subject, but then all society must, in order to pro­ shall be comfortable, safe and sanitary. -rar. uu. -------------..u trucks ......... J* order this driving o. of' his without 1 which required professional training for think that the child is sick, suffering. economy and common sense both dic- tect itself, educate thc growing chil­ r “ *!?, 5. Require tiiat all teacher* for rural wch ItshU u Ih- Uw rrtuUrt lo hr teachers. The amount required was but from some serious trouble while thc tate that the basic texts of any county dren. The problem that arises In doing schools shall have academic and pro­ .lopprt, w. undmund. u». chu (he " “>,"«• arawh. ~melhu« my this Is devising the system of taxation olflcers found that three of the men un,'?ua1' ... „ . . , fact is that lhe only trouble is incor- i should be uniform. Such uniformity by which thc funds for the support of fessional -training equal to tiiat re­ arrested had no chauffeur's licenses, ax' Mr and Mr*. Lawrence Bostwick In 1921 lhe so-called teacher traln- rect lighting of the school building. 1 aids the dealers in keeping In stock the the schools may be raised. Many plans quired of teachers In our best city sys­ .r. m,ul,rd to L... whra dnv J” towiuhlp wnt Suhdw »nh A very few of the senooihouses hove books needed and thus much delay L» tems for the same grade of school work. Grand year of professional training beyond been wired for electricity during the avoided. It aids the teachers In discus­ have been used but none has yet been In, » truct Why rt o.h<r ot * tlrtl Russell •" Watson and wife and nr “d-­ the completion of an approved four past year. Thc Al-Gon-Quln lake in 1 sing their methods of instruction. It discovered that has satisfied everyone. There isn't much money in teaching of trucks would employ men to drive ma Dunkley. school. Clarence Campbell and family also year high school cour*e. And now no Rutland, the Star, Dowling. Bristol. | aids thc county commissioner in help- No scheme has been devised that make 1I turn ...o a . longing glance tOrti >h»y turn with Il possible to have the best educational From John Gurd and family ate New Year's more teachers* examinations arc held BurrouglM and Assyria center. IU noir, .nd IrlU. Ih.t . Oil W Prefer ing teachers and in testing thc char- facilities and at the same time have no in thc county and the certification is might wear_ strance If he han n rtndre nr nurnose dinner with Arccllous Campbell and About 55 per cent of our rural school* acter of work done. It aids children family near Lake Algonquin. handled entirely in the state depart- have either a room heater with a when it becomes necessary to move tax burden. Good schools just as to comply with tiie law. And a book's an extravagance. everything else worthwhile cost money. I The charge made against tiirce of jacket or " a ua basement furnace and a , room from one scnooi school to anotner. another. it It aiav aid* tnr the In the early day* of America when oil nt thn teal.l.ti.r. jacKet ’cmeni turnace But the hl... .Uh . 1 L ,1B31 । „ ,tUu frcsJ1 ftlr ioiake flue to bring the air parents in lhe purchase of book*. From WEST ORANGEVILLE of our wealth was rural wealth, when AND EAST GUN MARSH. new-mown । w|thout chauffeur's licenses. The th<? outside to the furnace or every viewpoint a reasonable degree of no one was rich and few were therefore And the children bend to their task; L: : others arrested were cliarged with hcatcr'i° ** heated and a foul air out- j unifornUty In text books is desirable relatively poor, our New England nnMrs. Armlno Pike. Mrs. C. E. VanEtt Hearts to open and minds lo lead— driving a truck without such lights as and son Lavern spent from Tuesday nr ’ lct connccted thf chimney to take, for the rural and village schools. What morc could a teacher oak?. ............................ ........ ............. taming one hundred °r more school- fou] alr froBr y^-r0Om. The rest of thc. Now enough has been said about thc ccsors gathered together in the little the law requires. The hearing of these until Thursday with friends and rela­ A^^nachTinr Af i “hod* strti have the un-jaeketed stove. I school grounds and buildings and now valleys that lay between the New Eng­ The room is small and the light is poor, cases in justice' court was delayed In tives In South Bend and Mishawaka, .hLt )i^ H^ilocatrd u«Hl|y »n center of the 1 what about the teacher? As the mother land hills and streams and there erect­ And there's chalk dust over the floor; the hope that Mr. Levy, who was bc- Ind. Ueved rMponilbl(. fof thc sltlu. nn^ IhoL-1 now'h ddn L th^ ofilTe’ rO0m Whcre *** flrSt p!ftCC<* by lhC “**”* ‘he hOmC' the ‘mhn' ®akM ed a church nnd near by erected a n,.» But future d-lrt-n. citizens come and and „n go Mrs. Wm. Bowen has been on the Each day through my open door. w "2 r ,» pioneers who erected the building the school. Thc most vital question be- building for their school. As early as tlon. would agree lo pay the fines: but sick list but is much better at this 1642 Massachusetts passed a law re­ There's a glimpse of green from the he did not. Accordingly lhe justice, writing. J T,M* 8t0VM r“dl*,C ,hC hc#t ftnd « U f0" ,n>' U nOt Wh° “*2’ 5?,“i hottest close to the stove and the heat their laws but rather who are rearing quiring each community with fifty after patiently waiting for two or three neighboring trees. Mr. nnd Mrs. James Modjlska and houscs to erect a school building nnd In ^^r!^nTX.Ir^iSi^i?tn nV^ldecreaaea “ the dlst“,lc‘' from ‘he j and teaching their children. It is a And a glint of tiie water's- bluedays, imposed a fine of $10 and the Mr. nnd Mrs. H. A. Hawley of Grand ^nivncy 1 the “lsclwoU ln Barr> Stove increases, so It U quite cold in the 1 matter then of prime importance to 1647 passed the first compulsory school 011. Maker of Money and Lover of Ease. costs In each case on each of thc six Rapids spent New Year's day with law ever passed in America and prob­ rounl>' other parts of the room. | Barry county as to who are the teachI wouldn't exchange with you. drivers. One was able to pay and the Mrs. Hawley's parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. ably In thc world. These little schools A Rural School Surrey i We have advanced for in our knowl-1 era. Their names do not define them were supported by the people who lived There are piles of papers to mark in red. rest of tiiem later raised the money. Tiie officers regretted that they were Of Barry County, edge of and facilities for seating since, but they may be known better by. a There are problems tiiat numb the School started Monday morning. ’ Today schools in -the county arc' the pioneer days. The old log bench I study of their age*, their educational around about them and by those who brain. compelled to arrest the men. whom January 4. after a week's vacation, had children to attend thc school. This thought of as being of two classes—the supported by spikes was the pioneers' i qualifications and their experience, was all well and good for that time, but one-teacher school and thc consolldat- . method of meeting the need. This in-1 In our list at nunllfV-d traehor* for I Tn of qualified teachers ed schooL There are quite well recog- j genlous effort to satisfy the need was the county we have 37 with degrees, as our industrial life has changed, our economic possibilities have also great­ nized standard* for each of these type*, soon displaced by a patented desk. this includes Ute city teachers. 108 with i ly changed. In those pioneer dayswe.Uh farm waz."pnnripal wuTceoi In our county we now have 106 one- i more attractive in form and more com- hfe certificates. 18 with first grade. 6. und room schools; four two-room schools, fortable in use. Many of the earlier With with second er.de grade .nd and 7. 71 «,.H with ennn.v county Dowling. Orangeville. Delton and Pral- desks were unadju*table to the size of normal certificates or renewals. It Pays In our one and two room schools nine I wealth has a way of piling up tn some rieville; two consolidated schools. I the child. A very small per cent of our Thomapple and Woodland and two [schools have the now adjustable seats, of the teachers are men. but their sal-• spots nnd tlilnning out in olhert, and Our to village schools, Freeport and Nashville, so then arc still many children sitting aries on the average, with perhaps one |। since that 1* the case if justice is to be outside of thl* city. Three one-room!in seats that arc too high, with their exception, are not any higher than done, it becomes necessary' to tax prop­ Values! schools are closed. Podunk. Cobb and I feet dangling in the air and their cir- those of the opposite sex. The salarie* erty where It is and educate children Shop at 116 - 118 East State Street Wall lake. In three of our two-room culauon of blood Interrupted and many paid tq all rural teacheys this year I where they are. Our county, as most others, ha* the Hastings, Michigan schools, permission has been given to I sitting in seats too low. Any adult who think average About $90 a month. teach the .ninth and tenth grade work, i ha* gone out to attend a meeting al A successful teacher must have had local district plan of school support and But It ha* been reported that this will thc schoolhouse and had to crowd him- many contacts .with th« hfe of men and( in nearly every township inconslsnot be allowed after this year. There self into a desk that is too small for women of affairs in order to develop[ tcncies and inequalities can be shown. is an enrollment ot 3377 in these. him or has sat on a plank with legs judgment, poise and skill In making, Equality of educational op|x>rtunity is what'uie'taxihg system should guaran­ I tee. otherwise we have not improved | the system much since the day* when I every man had to entirely educate hl* j own children. ' In Assyria township the tax rate In I one district is $3 per $1,000 with 73 on | the census list; while in another the tax rate is $14.67. with 14 on tiie cen' »u* list. In Hope township the tax rate in one district is $12.11 with 1 twenty-four on the census list and in another the rate 1* $3.99 and thirty-five i on the census list. In Orangeville town1 ship is a part of a fractional district of 1 Yankee Springs and their tax rate was $18.90 per $1,000 last year. And so on. Solid colors or striped patterns The problem Is clilefly one of proper in sturdy broadcloth! Plenty of | distribution of tax burden and of cduRibbed coUon. rayon striped ... cational facilities. very well finished, of an ex* scat aod leg room! A feature cellent quality materl AOm value men will welcome.'* [ Tiie various states of the union orc *L Sizes up to 501 I trying numerous methods for equalllzing- educational opportunities and ty Hull. prica lnpr.ua. tax burdens. Indiana nnd a number of I.v Ikrifty ihcpp.n. U.1.U I other states in the Mississippi valley combin.d with QUALITY, tuck ' have been using the township as lhe "v.Im." .r. (tally riaw.d wiik unit of school organization and admin­ CASH PRICES istration. While this unit is larger and SIZES PRICE EACH more just than the local small school PRICE PAIR district, yet In these states it Is quite Tr.dlHwu of offwiag oaly unsatisfactory because It provides too GOOD accowtl many officers for the amount of ad­ Im PoMoy*. ••fooiduM growth. ministration required. It also provides as'many tax rates as there arc town­ Yoo'ro aovor oa.*ry boro. RoFirestone tires and batteries ships. While these are fewer than the g.rdl.u of kow liHte y.» p.y, are guaranteed FOR LIFE number of districts it does not solve thc you that fk. QUALITY problem of injustice. California and against defects in workman­ mu«t b. tuporiorl parts of Oregon raise a certain amount ship and material. per child for every child Ur the coun­ ty. This is distributed on a county basis and lhe remainder is provided by local support. - Tiie most decided tendency today is full double bed site towards the county and the state as SENTINEL unite for school support. Nearly half of thc states today are on that bast* Some Beautifully bound with sateen of the outstanding ones are Maryland. . . unusually Urge assortment Ohio. Louisiana and Utah. The out­ 13-PLATE standing advantages for the county as of colors ... the quality of the unit of administration and taxation these blankets is unbelievable at this low price! Price a year 1. It equalises the tax burden. 2. It centralizes the authority in a small county board and makes effi­ ciency possible. X It removes the office of county school commissioner from the realm of i party politics. ■ 4. It makes possible the classification »OF NW 02376875 Quality * Skill * Individuality Hastings Monument Works X.'TU’ SIX LEVY “ ARRESTED 1 - ■" TRUCK DR VEHS PENNEY’S ° Welcome Underwear News! Broadcloth DOWN Go Tire Prices! Shorts X5C Firestone Battery IOC Long Wearing Where Value Medium Weight Means More Union Sults Greatest Tire Values Ever Offered Than Mere Tirestone Low Price! “BIG MAC” Oldfield Type Guarantee Misses Ribbed Hose Part-Wool Novelty Jersey Dresses Sizes 7 to 14 1O% DISCOUNT . Andrus Battery & Electric Shop Distributors of FIRESTONE Produets Rayon Hose 25c 49c On Firestone (Sentinel Type) Tires! Telephone 2240 Chardonize Low . Luster Work Shirts Sizes 3 to 6 Hastings, Michigan Women’s The Favorite among men in Chambray 4.40-21 S4-79 S 9*30 4.50-21 5.43 10.54 4.75-19 6-33 12.32 5.25-18 14.60 7-53 5.25-21 15.82 8.15 5.00-19 12.90 6.65 for Women 9®® Two Piece Jiffy Types Men’s ficulty. ; 5. It makes possible the classification । of teachers according to qualifications and salaries. |' 6. It makes simple and easy thc ad­ ministration of the schools. 7. Expenditure of school funds for school supplies can be more wisely dl- Blanket Lined JACKETS 1.39 Men's Blankets Wautband OVERALLS 79c Men's Pair Domet Flannel SHIRTS 59® Watex \ 31b. Batt �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 4, IBM Mn Stanley Kerr ot Columbus, Ohio PERSONAL so much to them no oj>dually driving e owner who eing oiiernted tain Monday Year's day In iderablc dam- Ira. Wm. Manicely. ere in Battle opened up there to no nethlng very ice Bostwick Sunday with and GrandI family also e New Year s ampbell and UN MARSH. C. E. VanEtt om Tuesday Mishawaka, xen on thc tier at this lodjtoka and ey of Grand s day with and Mrs. C. y morning. ’ vacation. . hi ♦ Mtoa Anne Burton has returned from a visit with Arm Arbor relative* and friends. Miss Margaret Heath has returned to Mr. and Mr*. Edgar Thomas of Day­ her teaching at Muskegon. ton. Ohio, spent the holiday* with Hos­ M1m Eleanor Miller ha* returned to ting* relatives. her school at Birmingham. Mtos Florence Watkins ha* returned Mlis Helen Knapp spent the holiday to her school tn Wyandotte after the vacation with retoUvaa in Detroit, holiday vacation. Mra. Ruble Kelley of Kalamazoo,is tiie city on Saturday on buxines*. spending a few day* with her mother. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Bush and son Mr*. Mary Burgess. Robert visited In Woodland Thursday Ml** Martha More of Marshall spent Mlsa Lois Heath returned to New­ berry Saturday to resume her teaching. der and other relatives. Ml** Stella Heath went back lo Niles Bunday after spending her vacation al Thomas of Detroit were holiday guw.to home. of Mr. and Mra. G. E Goodyear. Mtoa Mae Keller ha* returned to Ann Arbor after spending the holiday* at Cowles visited Mr and Mrs Dewey home. MIm Jannet Michael has gone to Ann Richard M. Cook and Mis* Murid Arbor to contlnua Iver work at the Uni- Fry spent Wednesday with Rev. and ve rally. Mrs. Keith Chidester in St. Johns. MIm Helen Uigwn of Alma College Mr. and Mr*. Elwyn Daniels spent spent lhe week end with Miss Thelma Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lewi* Dan­ Kelley. iela nnd family In Northeast Carlton. Mr. and Mr*. Dudley Rice of/North Miss Rosebud Larsen went to Detroit on Sunday to spend the week with Judson. Ind., spent Bunday with Mr. relative*. and Mr*. Don Karcher at the Country Miss Helen Biddle spept a few day* club. In Grand Rapids with her sister. Miss Mrs. Jacob Rehor came home Mon­ Dori* Biddle. day from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Emily Douglas* of Grand Rapids Fred Rchoc"and family of Canton. spent the holidays with her slater. Mr* Ohio. D. M. Stuart. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Schilhaneck and Patty were New Year's Day guests of week for a visit with relative* in Long Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Plumley of Grand Beach, California. Ledge. Mr. and- Mr*. D. L. Christian spent Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daniels spent the Wednesday and Thursday with friend* week end with the latter's parents. Mr. at Birch Run. and Mra. A. T. Eash nnd family of Mtos Marion Muored from Chicago near Freeport. spent New Year'a and over Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Wm. Plant *pent New lhe home folks. Mra. Daisy Skidmore of Richland is and Mrs. Arthur Fellows and family of spending a few weeks with her sister. Grand Rapids. Mrs. Lillian Llchty. . Miss Carolyn Fisher. who spent the Donald Boyes returned last week to —__ ______ holidays with_____ Mr.___ and ___ Mrs. Gilbert Flint after a visit with his parents. Mr.' Fisher, has returned to her school and Mrs. Roy Boyes. I work at Romeo. Dr. and Mrs. Adrounle and family Mr. and Mrs. John Engle and little spent the Christmas holiday in Detroit.1 granddaughter. Katherine Royer, came vtoiUng old friends. i home New Year'a Day from a visit in Mra. Ella Whlsman and daughter Clinton, Ontario. Alene of Nile* accompanied Mr. Robert Mtoses Hazel Henry, Josephine CarGaidner home Bunday. | veth and Beatrice and Frances CarMrs. Eleanor Stricklin spent Ncwrother* have returned to Detroit to Years day with her sister. Mra. Chas. •* “‘------‘---------their various schools. Callihan, of East Quimby. Mr*. Rachel Erb and Miss Lucy Erb Henry Weaver returned tost Tuesday of Benton Harbor were guests of Mr. from a visit with hto father and other relative* in Johnstown. Pa. Burgess over the week end. Mra. M. J- Kelley and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gay Jordan < Man­ Gloria Anne of Detroit arc visiUng Mr. stein i returned Bunday to their jiome and Mra. Stewart Kelley. * at Flushing. N. Y, after visiting Mr George Huffman spent tile holidays 7»nd Mrs. Kellar Stem during the hollin Detroit with his sister and husbahtl.' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kline. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schute ot Grand Mis* Bernice Henry ha* returned to Rapid* and Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Wol­ her school duties at Akron. Ohio, after cott of Berkeley. California spent New spending her vacaUon at home. Year's with Mr. and Mra. Keith Dan­ Miss Thelma Kelley returned to M. iel*. 8. C.. East Lansing, Bunday after Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bentz and son spending the holiday vacation here. Edward leave today. Wednesday, for Mr. and Mr*. Carl Finstrom nnd their iiome in Ban Antonio. Texas, after family spent New Year's day in Battle spending two weeks iiere with relatives Creek wlUi Andrew Kemp and family. and friends. Mrs. Henry Hubert has returned from Mis* Louise Gower visited Mr. and Chicago where ' she visited Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Plumley ot Grand Ledge Mr*. Noble Caln and family for a week. from Thursday Uli Bunday. Mr. nnd Dwight Fisher. Walter Heath and Mra. Plumley coming home with Mis* Harry Adrounle have returned to Al-1 Gower 6n-8unday. bion college after tiie holiday vaca-l Mra. ‘Phyllis Reynolds spent the Hon1 week end in Grand Rapids with her Stephen Bristol entertained Harold । Tower. Will Brisby and Paul and Al­ seriously 111. Mr*. Reynolds returned to fred Kjmpter of Grand Rapids over the• Ann Arbor on Monday. week end. Mr. and Mrs. Louta Miller returned Thomas Stebbins, Leslie Cook, cran-; on Saturday from Petoskey where they ston Wilcox and Francis Townsend re­■ were called before Christmas by the turned on Bunday to their studies at, illness of his father who passed away Ann Arbor. from paralysis la.it week. Mis* Genevieve Rider of Akron. Ohio,. Mrs. Janette McCarty of South was lhe guest of Mb* Jennie McBain Haven nnd daughter of Detroit. Mrs. and other friends on Wednesday and Etta Wetsei and *on Robert of Detroit Thursday. and Miss Allee Sprague of Kalamazoo Mra. Eleanor Strkklen entertained spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Bunday Mr. and Mr*. L. P. Edmonds of Don Karcher. Woodland and Don Hosmer and family Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Lee ot near of Charlotte. Lowell were guests of Mr. and Mra. J. nimniiipinnii v. as. Townsend ivwnsei Midshipman C. i*. N. springer Springer nas has re- M. on New Year's eve. Mra. turned lo Annapolis and Miss Bernice ■ M.-. Mra Lee to is a writer of animal and chil­ Springer to W. 8. T. C. after their holl- dren'* ' stories for the Classmate and day vacation. other periodical*. Ml** Marguerite Hetmansperger re­ Arthur E. Westbrook. Dean of Illinois turned on Saturday to New Rochelle, Wesleyan University School of Music N. Y.. after spending the holidays here at Bloomington. Ill., was a guest on and other place*. Mto* Florence Bump. Miss Mabel Sis­ Dewey, and family and of his parents. son and Dale Bump were guests of Mr. Rev. and Mra. J. H. Westbrook of Mid­ and Mrs. Axel Erickson (Jennie San- dleville. Dean Westbrook had becti In dnhl i of near Alto on New Year's Day. attendants at lhe National Associa­ Dr. Winifred McLravy of Grand Rapids tion of Schools of Music In Detroit, {December 28-31. Ic 10 27 26 ANNUAL JANUARY CLOCK SALE! iteen •able 2.98. each year, during January, thereby keeping the stock new ■pedal bargains In all standard made clocks. For those who enjoy hearing lhe ticking of a clock we have the well known 8eth Thoma* line of clocks In time, strike and chime special prices on atom clacks with plain and luminous tr pointment. L. V. BESSMER JEWLER "ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW" HASTINGS MICHIGAN Mtoa Tillie Tydtn has returned from I Mra. Miranda Sisson ot Irving l> now’ TRIAD B. Y. P. D. NEWS. a ten day*' visit in Chicago. with her sister. Mr* Ida- Palmalier. During the holiday *ca*on the B. Y. Lorraine Itenhath ha* returned to! Ur- W“1 Mr* Morri* Barlow were P. D ha* been very active. On ChristFlint to resume hto studies. .Sunday guest* of relative* hr Lansing mas Eve the young people went carolMIm Lleva Perry has returned to( Ur* Ctorence Goucher and Donald'tag. On the following Sunday evening Goucher visited in Ctevctend. Ohio.: they met at Sunfleld for their regular her school duties in Lansing. during the holiday vacation. meeting. On Saturday. January 2. the Mra. Herman Blankenburg and her; State B. Y. P. D. Cabinet met and trait during hto holiday vacation. twin son* of Battle Creek spent Sun- , transacted their business and In the visit tn -Philadelphia. day with her mother. Mra. Mary Sev-. evening, they with the whole B. Y. P. emnee. ’ . |D.. were entertained at the South MUs Sarah Schader and William Woodland church with a game supper to Kaiamaaoo where aba attends W. B Schader have been entertaining tlielr and a general good time Many of those cousin. Richard Rogers, of Spokane, present became decldWly Interested In I the "Truth Society." other game* were Ml** Josephine Chase has returned Wash., during the holiday* Mr. William Severance and hl* played and evrrv one seemed to have a daughter* Barbara and Wilma of Bat- good time. Sunday evening thc retfblar rnasoo. Mtos Dorothy Ftold has gone back to Ue Creek spent Sunday with his mccllng wa* held at S. Woodland with 7. B. T. C.. Kalamazoo to reshme her mother. Mr*. Mary Severance. I a very Interesting dtocusston. Thc disMr. and Mra. R. J. McCreery came co»ion of personality and character studies. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd DeLano of Bat­ home Bunday from Baltimore. Md . |will be cnnUhued next Sunday at the tle Creek were Bunday guests of Mrs. where they had been spending two Woodland village church. Come pre­ weeks with Mr. and Mra. Albert Konklc pared to state your ideas. You have Carrie Hall. and daughter. some good ones. Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd McCormick and Kalamazoo by the death of her *liter children have returned to their, home LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY. on Monday. in Detroit after a two weeks' visit with On Monday evening of last week. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hubbard of De­ and Mrs Ernest Edmonds and Miss troit visited Hastings relatives during her mother, Mra. Homer Warner. Mr*. O. H. Cleveland returned Mon­ Grace Edmond* delightfully enter­ the holidays. Mrs. Ella Frost of Plainwell was thc day to her home In Columbus, phio. tained with bridge, most of lhe guest-. dinner guest of Mr. and Mr*. Bert after vtoiUng her mother. Mr.*. Nettie Hyde, during the holiday season. rnt were Mr. and Mr* Edwin Pate and Tinkler on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Nel) Bockrioo nnd Mr. gnd Mr* Albert Hubbard of De­ Mrs. W D. Bennett visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mate of Grand Rapid* daughter Jannet and Mra. Wilda Mor­ troit. Mr. and Mrs Gordon Edmonds of gan and son David of Kalamazoo visit­ Nashvdle. Mr. and Mr* Stanley Wood during the holidays. Winn Green, who spent his vacation ed Mrs. D. W. Rogers during Uve holi­ of Kalamazoo. Ml« Dorctha Edmond. day*. Elmer Howard and hi* daughter and E. HyatQuf this city. resume his teaching. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wood of Kala­ husband. Mr. and Mra. Charles Walker, H. T. CLUB. mazoo visited Dr. and Mrs C. E. Hyatt and son of Kalamazoo were gue»to o! Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Wilcox Sunday On Monday afternrcn Mrs. A. Toile* the first ot last week. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Pate and chil­ afternoon. During the holiday season. Mr and bridge ' and all the guests rcijort a dren of Detroit were holiday guests of Mra. Weldon Bronson. Mr and Mr* jolly time. Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Hyde and George Robinson and Mrs-. S. C. Brock LACEY. ' George of Prairieville were Bunday visited Mr. and Mra. Warren Wilcox Mr. amt Mrs. OH* Ketcham had as I of Jackson. guests of Mrs. Nettle Hyde. Laverne Ryerson. Ml*.* Elizabeth gueeta Friday, thc fallier and mother of the totter. Mr. and Mra. R. E. Seeley. Judge and Mrs. R. R McPeek of Char­ Dodds and Mrs. S. B. Wilcox were in Grand Rapids Wednesday visiting the Mr. and Mra. Fred Bracey. Mis* Baket lotte on Monday and Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ryan and fam­ ladies' aunt. Mrs. Carrie Balch, at thc Mrs. Emma Williams and daughter. Mona; Mr*. Storey, nnd Mr. nnd Mr* ily of Jackson were guest* ot Mr. and Isabella Home. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wood accom­ Roy Callaway and son Dennis, all from Mr*. H. P. Tuttle la*t week. Mr. and Mrs. .8. B. Wilcox and W. A panied by Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Bayne ol Battle Creek. A picnic dinner wa* eaten Spaulding spent Sunday with Mr. and Coat* Grove, were New Year's day guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Wood ol spent playing cards. Mrs Merle Bradfield at Milo. Thc pidro dub will meet Saturday Mr. and Mra. lyridon Bronson have Grand Rapids. gone to Sarasota. Fla., where they will , Mr. and Mra. Donovan Moore 'Bea­ night In tiie Ketcliam hail for their trice button' of Lo* Angeli*. Calif., second party for the winter. All form­ spend the balance of thc winter. er members are requested to attend. Mrs. Lavern- Ryerson and baby of visited Mra. Mamie Mance the past The young people of lhe Brigg* Roseville spent her vacation here with week. They went to Detroit on Monday church will hold a party in the church to visit relative* and friend*. Mr. Ryerson and other relatives. Mrs. Floyd Hamilton and two chil­ barement Friday evening of this week. Mr. and Mra. Frank B. Drouiltord of A sjxclal meeting will be called WedPontiac were guest* of Mr. and Mrs dren, Vcm and Goldie, of near Adrian were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vnn- nerday of next week for the Union J. R. Hayes during the holidays. Mis* Anna Perry, who lias been dlcn from Monday until Saturday. They Cemetery Circle all members arc re­ visiting Mr. and Mrs. WUlard Perry at liad a family reunion with Mr. and quested to attend. Dinner will be served at noon. ' Mr*. S. Kesler on New Yeat s day. Midland, came home on Saturday. The oyster supper given Friday of Mr. and Mra. Milton Murphy. Mr Mra. Winifred Pryor and John Pryor of Lansing were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. nnd Mrs- F- L. Bauer and George attended, considering weather condi­ Bauer were in Grand Rapids New Robert W. Cook on New Year's day. Mis* Theresa Peteraon has returned Year's eve attending thc ball given "by tion*. The sum of 816.30 was realized to Ann Arbor after spending her vaca­ Malta Uxlgc F. & A M. al the Armory from supper sales. The next meeting Richard H. Rogers of Spokane. will be for dinner Thursday January 14. tion with her mother. Mrs. Mary Peter­ Mr. and Mra Albert Rice entertained son. Wash., a student at Northwestern Uni­ Mr. and Mra. A. H. Carveth returned versity. Evanston. HL. who ha* been Mr. and Mr*. Goldsmith of Manton and Sunday from Charleston, W. Va . where vtoiUng his grandmother. Mr*. H. Rog­ Mr. and Mrs. Plice of Detroit over the they • visited Mr. and Mrs. Marion ers. and other relatives during Uvc holi­ The .shinglee far the repair of the day vacation left Friday evening for Hodgson. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Edmonds and Evanston to resume Ids studies. Hr is a roof of the Briggs church are being family of Nashville were guest* of Dr. son of C. H. Roger*, a former resident ordered till* week and work will prog­ ress as swiftly at weather condition.^ and Mrs. C. E. Hyatt and family on of Hasting*. New Year's day. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Matthew* enter­ ‘and help will permit. The attendance at lhe Briggs church Adelbert Heath. Robert O'Oonnor, tained over New Year's. Mrs. Rnllv, Tom Ogden. George Bauer and Jacob Adams. Alden Adam.-, and the Misses Sunday for morning services and Sun­ Miller have returned to their studies at Alma and Ruth Adams of Sparta, day School numbered above the aver­ Mtoses Ardis and Lois Smith of Rock­ age for which Rev. Harold Dixon, pas­ Mrs. A. D Kntokern returned on ford. Harold Bosliora of Aliendaic. tor and Mra Elizabeth Gray, superin­ Mra. Chas. Jones. Mtos Doretha Ed­ Mrs. Maude Smith and the Misses Ge­ tendent wish to express their gratitude. Mtos Eutoh Case of near Battle Creek monds and Richard Edmond* of Battle neva and Geraldine Smith nnd G spent several day* the past week here Creek were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. J. Scarry of Grand Rapid*. with her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton F. Edmonds part of last week. Thursday from Evanston. Hl., where MANY DEL1GHTFUI. PARTIES DURING HOLIDAYS. Mis* Marian Stanton left here Sun­ she lied been vtolting Mr. and Mra. During the holiday reason, n large day afternoon for Western State Teach­ Lewis T. Kntokern and family. Neville Wood has returned to New number of delightful social gathering* ers' College where she will enroll for a York City to resume hl* college work have been held and several Watch three months' course. Miss Stanton was accompanied by Mto* Frances Solo­ after spending his vacation with his Night parties that were enjoyable. On Christmas eve Dr. and Mrs. Kcn- mon to Kalamazoo, tiie latter having parent*. Mr. and Mrs. John Wood. Mr. and Mrs. Harry WaUdorff and 1th McIntyre and Mr. and Mrs. Jack employment there. Rakowsky held open house at the home David Aspinall. who for the past Mr. and Mra. W. T. Grigsby left on Monday for Kissimmee. Fla., where of thc former when about sixty friend several year* has been an invalid, has they will spend the rest of the winter. called during the evening. Dr. and Mrs. been decidedly worse thc past ten days. •Mra. Vera Gray, who has been a pa­ Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Field were in Chas. McIntyre, Jr., being honor guesto. Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Goodyear and tient nt Pennock hospital since Belding on New Year's Day at Mr. and Mrs. A M. Hall's. C. F. Field, who had Mrs. D. S- Goodyear. Sr., entertained Thanksgiving does not show much im­ been visiting there, returned with them. twenty guest* at a charmingly appoint­ provement. Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan. Mr. Nelson Brush and son Robert and ed dinner on Saturday evening follow­ daughter. Mrs. Al Plough of Chicago ing Christmas, complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Terpcnning and children and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cole and chil­ and Mrs. Harold Pelham of Nev.- Mr. and Mrs. Marion Morgan and chil­ dren. Joyce and Harold, were holiday Brunswick. N. J. At contract bridge dren were Sunday guest* with Mr. nnd guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brush. top scores were won by Mrs. Charles Mrs. Ed. Morgan of thc Durfee district. Mrs. Belle Hoffman was also a visitor in Mr. and Mrs. Maz Lewis of Sturgis Potto and Kim Sigler. Christmas decorations were effec­ thc afternoon. spent New Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Don Leals. Their son Jack returned tively arranged in lhe lounge at the COATS GROVE. home with them after spending thc Country club for lhe dancing partyholiday vacation with hto grandparents. held on Christmas night which was day with Mra, Clark Overamlth. Din­ Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer, in com­ well attended. Among the guests were ner to be served by diub No. 1. a number of college young people nnd pany with Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Bulling The t>. G. T. O. club meets next week and Mr. and Mr*. John Bulling of others who were visiting in the city as Wednesday with Mr*. Lena Scasc. Woodland, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kane well as a number from out of town. Covers were told for twenty-four at Chairman. Pearl Demond. of Nashville were in Jackson Tuesday Mary and Tom Long of Woodland attending a convention of Sjiarton a New Year's eve pot luck dinner at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ear! Cole­ have been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. dealers. Wm. Brooks. Mra. Ida Newton and Mr. and Mrs. man. The guest* watched the old year There were 64 present on the first Frank o. Newton and children of Rut­ out by playing contract bridge. No Sunday in the new year at Sunday • land. Ed. Groat, who recently relumed prizes were given. Another enjoyable Watch party was School. During last year. E. S. Thomp­ from thc South, and Mr. and Mra. son nnd Mr. and Mra. Warney Kelsey Eugene Bush ate New Year's dinner tiiat given by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon had a perfect attendance and received Ironside and Mr. and Mrs. Frank An ­ with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Btuh of drus at thc former's home, sixteen nice pin* from the Superintendent. South Hasting*. Mrs. Wing. ' Bernard Caln has returned to guests being entertained at contract Miss Ruth Woodman’of Caledonia Schenectady. N. Y.. and Miss Rachel bridge. was home for the Christmas vacation. ha* resumed her studies at Western SURPRISED ON THEIR Rjv. Frank Loomis of Woodland State after having spent the holidays SILVER ANNIVERSARY. spoke at the community service Sunday with their parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Ther­ evr/hng and Mtoa Marian Woodman on Cain. Stewart Caln of Pontiac was Frank Todd of Hopkina on Wednesday sang -When the World Forget*" and also at home for Christmas. evening. December 23. in honor of their tiie Mule Quartette sang “Even Me" On New Year'* day the following twenty-fifth wedding anniversary. and -just Outside the Door." guests wvre entertained at a four The evening wits joyfully spent with Mrs. H. Woodman nnd daughters o'clock dinner at the home of Joe a fine program prepared by the young Ruth and Marian were in Kalamazoo Wllllll* and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest people, consisting of sacred tong*, Wednesday. They alto called at the L William*. Mr. and Mr*. Earl Williams prayer, talks on change* in twenty-five Fisher home near Hustings and found of Carlton. Arthur Wlllitt* and wife of year*, readings and special songs by (he Ethel recovering nicely from her re­ this city and Mr. and Mra. Chester young people, after which the presen­ cent operation. Stowell and Robert of tation of many nice and useful gifts. Mrs. Ida Dove of Bridgeport. Conn., On Ctirtotma* day thc following This was followed by the serving of re­ has been visiting here during the past guest* enjoyed a delicious pot luck freshments. Those pre rnt from away week and attended church Sunday. She dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. wcrc: Rev. and Mrs. C. W. Cappy of expect* to start homo this week. Coopersville; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Se­ Next Bunday evening the community ing. Mr. and Mr*. Louis Walker and bright and daughter Lucile of Dorr; •ervlcc will be led by George Coats; Mr*. Carrie Walker and Mr*. Eliza Mr. and Mra. Wm. Grinage of Martin; Musician. Mrs. Kendal Coals; Booster. Hall of Hastings, Mra. Vine Scott of Mr*. Mathilda Pierce and sons Wayne Flossie Bennett; Handshaker. Harley Rutland. Chester Stowell and family and Erwin of Byron Center; Orange Seaac. 6! Kalamazoo, Joe WJUitte and wife of Fales and daughter Lucinda and Ml-j 'Arthur Bennett. Jr., was home for the South Hastings and Arthur WUUtta Fleda Truax of Wayland; Ml** Mar­ week end. and wife of the city. guerite Todd of West Flint and Miss Mr. and Mrs. ollie Boulter apd fam­ New Year'a visitor* at the home of Sarah Combs of Holly. ily visited in Orangeville on Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Zagelmeier on 6. Church BL were Mr. and Mrs. E. A FAMILY PARTY. men's class offer* a prise to all who at­ Zagelmeier and Jean of Grand Rapids, Cover* were told for twenty at a de­ tend s. 8. each Sunday in the year; be­ and Ensign John Stewart Homer of lightful family gathering at the home ginning next Bunday. the Naval Academy at Annapolis. Md.. of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lombard on New Frederick Cole of Woodland spent who had been spending his Christmas Year's Day. Guests from out of town Ids vacation al Andrew Townsend'*. vacation with his parents. Mr. and Mr*. were Mr. and Mrs. D D. Smith and Samuel Horner of Hancock, stopping three daughters of Detroit and Mr. and CHICKEN SHORTCAKES. ' I on his way back between trains lo .visit Mr*. Burnette More and cltildrcn ol Chicken shortcake Is boned stewed his grandparents here. He left again on !Marshall. Mrs. Smith and daughter chicken in its awn gravy, slightly thc evening train for Annapolis. ; I Susie remained lor the week. . thickened, served on biscuits. SALE BAIRD’S Continues! AT Bargains Still Available In Heavy Winter Clothes HERE THEY ARE! MEN’S OVERCOATS Grey*, Tan* and Brown* Size* 34 to SO Regular Price* Sale Price* $13.50 16.50 22.50 28.50 35.00 $ 8.45 11.45 14.45 18.45 24.45 YOUTHS’ OVERCOATS All Color*. Size* 12 to 16. Regular Price* Sale Price* $ 9.00 13.50 16.50 $3.45 5.45 8.45 MEN’S AND BOYS' LEATHER COATS Front Quarter Honehide, Blanket and Sheep Lined, Leather and Wambo Collar* Sixe* 8 to SO Regular Pricea Sale Price* $ 6.95 8.95 11.45 15.00 $4.95 5.95 7.95 9.95 MEN’S AND BOYS’ Sheep Lined Coats Leatherette, Moletkin and Beat Grade Corduroy $4.95 values - - $3.45 6.95 values - - 4.45 8.95 values - - 6.45 Also Junior Overcoats Sizea 3 to 11. Regular $5.00 to $15.00 Sale price* - $2.75 to $7.95 HEAVY WINTER UNDERWEAR Medlicot Extra Heavy All Wool $4.00 Value Garment A Suit A $2.95 $5.50 Superior andStephenaon Brand Union Suita Valuea From $1.25 to $6.00 Sale price? 8.8c to $4.45 Men’* Two-Piece, High Rock Fleece Lined, Beat Quality. $1.00 value A Garment A Suit 68c Collin*’ Wool Mixed. A Garment $1.58 $1.35 $2.50 Value A Suit $2.95 T. S. Baird CLOTHING for MEN &. BOYS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �Tin: HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY «, ISIS CARDS OF THANKS WANTS Used Auto ONE CENT A WORD. PARTS! NO ADYER- WE WINH THE CHURCHES Home Economics Extension Work EAST BALTIMORE CLASS rWAXTKD—F~4ii«s Umki M. C. XhUU. . TrlrelM* !3<*t Ke«»I»s» If FOR BALE—O. 1. r. but .prins Hc>'. fall sot akih. *4 U'1* »»•* “I X»«h | Oita Jirbalaa. tt BODY GLASS FOR ALL CARS Wrecking Nash Advanced 81s. met for an all day meeting with Mr* Tom Hoffman on Dec 10th with seven visitors. 14 members and both leaders order by the chairman some resolu­ tions »rrt adopted and a committee of I three were appointed to forward these resolutions to our supervisor. Thc com­ ' mlttee appointed were. Mrs. Christie I Pad lei ord. Mrs. Fred King and Mrs. | Cruttenden. Then a,review of our last Batteries, Radiators Generators GLENN F. LAUBAUGH After that we adjourned >r» M-a-na. Ilarvld <’..ra Eazrihardl. ' H. S. SHELDON OF THAXKR—W. with |« i la aaA rrtall'o, Rnt. C. M. < r 1 rd r»r Ihwr Lio,In..■ ■ Ih vt nblr t blllEE. I'harlna A ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE HASTINGS. MICH. .a aa raal aatata. Real Htat* Mlaa. Otanal ae/.r* ■ -.Inu- * - a. l^ot AUlrarl BovU GRANGE PROGRAMS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L MAUS & SON dinner. the Hutlnfi Burial Vault has proven its superiority over all other Burial Vaults. leresting lesson ably given. Quite a number of chair* were brought with chair cover* finished which were inspected and scored by our leaders We are looking forward to our next wxsletan'metuodibt church notes. meeting—Edyth E- Welch, reporter, I' Hastings Burial Vault Company '• PHONE 2C22 HASTINGS, MICH. Report of the Condition of the Delton State Bank delton class The Home Management class of Del-j ,, nritoa. u -u,,,. , Mrs. Bertha Bush. Wc each enjoyed i HKaot'RCi.s •' <•»« । viewing the modem Improvrmenu » uuss and niMofjn'N ’ . recently Installed In her home. 1 _ j After a delightful dinner the das* ' "^tatf" moun. v ;wa* called to order by the chairman. I u’’ , Hertha Riuh The routine work am. U”M,H ««.URtTIRtl > maaiias followed by several announcements by i k Jaaaary; the leaders and arrangements were •.Tlr-.l" t.a.A.el’ <i.|. r .u t.'. 1 ** Oa Ratanlay. Jaauary t» Iba 1 vill piMmry |a Jnhnalnwn f. M. "S arre f>m ..rar IL.*.-<■» ISIaitrr arwi >n lha afirm—n «• rr..r.a, b, Wai ! t'nwram al tbal hall ’ I.. B 1 ■' l > .'"-E > Th-r- will b* a thfaa art lh<* <rarif» hall Hatnrda IO 1*. M. V.rrt,mr 1. 1 FOR N.lt.y^NAM t**,1!*'*^. ?*/; . •»■ill- ha ao chars* for lb- •« ' lallimanl. <V.Ua atwl l-rinc , von M1.K- Ei«bt l...rae v.-.. 1 cartav, la. I>.r. r. r.-nl rnnh'.ne nnib ..1 ,n Irn.X. FOR ,-iU.f: HASTINGS MARKETS roil SALE OR TRADE To What Use? E NOW have presented to us a new year; a freah start, a clean slate, a new begin­ ning. W To what u 8 shall we put the year, and the FUI S RUKKVM. home of Mr>. Blanche Mott at 2 P. M. BRANCH DISTRICT. Mrs Woodard of Hastings is spend­ ing a few days with her daughter. Mrs John Darby. Miss Frances Darby who has been working In Hastings for several months returned to ber home here Monday. The Dorcas Society of North Maple Grove Evangelical church will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Marshall January If A cordial invitation to ! ' brings us? It is ours to do with as we will, and now is thc time to resolve that when this new year becomes the o I d year, as it inevita­ bly will, we may look back upon it, not. w i t h regrets, but with pride. for In entertainment. Then Mr*. Cruttcqden gave our regular lesson on shades and curtains, their uses and how to IRVING GRANGE NO 8*. Our Service Citizen’s Mutual The Vault Without a Fault FIRST UNITED BRETHRBN CHURCH Miss Ruth Mudge entertained a friend from Grand Rapids from New Year's irus till uu Sunday. ounuay. Miss ailmi Mudge niuage rere* turned to her school work Sunday aft­ .. rnrwn emoon. Mrs Wm Ryan nnd Priscilla re­ turned to their home in Detroit Thurs­ day after spending a week with her parents here. School began in the Branch district Jantiary 4 after fen days' vacation. The funeral of Mr. Stevens was held nt the Assyria Center church Friday at one o'clock. Rev. Rhoades officiating Burial in Assyria Center cemetery. The ice storm of Thursday night crippled our telephone service. Mr and Mrs. Henry- Bldelman. Mr. nnd Mrs. Forrest Bldelman were New ■ Year's guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Potter in Hastings. Mrs. Saddler of Hasting* Is staying iwith her daughter. Mrs. Lelah Bidelj man for a few days. I Mrs. Lelah Bldelman was a guest of COUNTV LINE. mth. w.midl Mr. and Mrs. Will Gerllnger of । Woodland came Sunday afternoon to —-’isee their uncle. Philip Gerllnger. who ,,, । nas oeen mck iot inree wcexs. He is and|not gaining very fast. Miss Doris Bachelet and sister. Jane, of Grand Rapids spent lhe week end i e । with S. C. Schuler and family. .«,r Miss Ila Sargent who spent her va" ' I cation with her parents in West SebeIwa returned Sunday to lhe home of Miss Olga Eckardt. I The Misses Ester and Gertrude Schuler and girl friend of Ann Arbor, were home for a few days over New Year's with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Schuler. MU* Rose Eckardt had the misfor­ tune to fall on the ice and was quite badly hurt. Mr. and Mrs. E J. Bates and family were Sunday afternoon visitors at the home of Mrs. Anna Eckardt and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Scheel. 'Mr. and Mrs. Lewie Eckardt of Grand Rapids were New Year's guests ot their sister. Miss Olga Eckardt. Mrs. S. C. Schuler and daughter, Helena, were in Grand Rapids Wednes­ day shopping. Bruce and Joyce Eckardt visited their vt»M» grandma. Mrs. Anna Eckardt. and Mr " Hut? and Mrs Ray Scheel the latter part of last week and it is needless to say they had a jolly good time. No telephone service on County Line as telephone poles and wires are In very bad shape. TAMARAC CORNERS. Remember the revival meetings at the church every night this week. Song services at 7:30 fast time. Everyone invited to attend. Mr*. Clarinda Stowell received new*, from Edmore that her aunt. Mrs. Henry Hughe*, past tier 90’s, had pass­ ed away. She also wishes to thank her many friends In remembering her so well In the various wavs of sending her things during her recent illness. Cleo Sear* and family spent Sunday with hi* cousin. Antlia Bolton and family in Hastings. Harold and Richard Colton and Lawrence Hansbarger called on Ber­ nard OHHns last week the latter being II <«l , FUNERAL HOME FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. II 43. CHURCH OF CHRIST. COATS OROVB. EMMANUEL CHUKCn (RPIBCOPAL) A. McNally. Radar. CEDAR CREEK GROUP. 8AVIXGB DEFONITK «u, The Cedar Creek Homemakers group met at the home of Mrs. John Lammer*. December 11 for an all day meeting. ' After a bountiful dinner the meeting was called to order by the chairman. Mrs. Gurd; 9 member* were present. The lesson on Window Treatment wa* FRKU O. liLGIIEM. FraaMaal. given by our leader. Mrs Watson. Win­ dow atiade*. glass curtain* and drajjeries as to pattern, texture, color and MILAN N. POSTER the making was presented in this les­ son. The next meeting will be in the aft­ ADAMS LAKE. l she pulled a pan of hot waler on her. ernoon. January 15. at the home of! Mrs Carrie Fuhr. Secy. Mr and Mrs. George Morehouse I At '“t report sl>c was still in the iu>i•l*nl Sunday at lhe home of their1 bu‘ on U* «*»>• ALTOr T GROUP. a. ' AtaK Eco..»ta Exten- neuhew, Elmer Morehouse' and ““ famllv »T»IKE» ACI1OOL D1ATMICT. “T *“■ Irvin, lert.ln U» L A 8 Wxlnndw. J«>uThr mmui. wu olW to ordrr by I^Urnoon. I U. Ewryonr com. the chairman. Mrs. Harthy. After a' Muriel Lindsey returned SunMis* Donna McKeown returned to brief business session, we reviewed the.dV 10 her school work at Battle Creek' Lansing Sunday after spending her lesson on slip covers and the finished I »ft*r spending the holiday vacation 1 vacation at hpme. chairs. with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eli Mr and Mrs.' Chester Bromley of At noon a lovely pot luck dinner was I Undaey. . near Woodland are moving on thc enjoyed, after which the leaders. Mrs ; Friends of Mr. and Mrs. David Shep- Haight farm. Grace Colvin and Mrs. Winifred Che- herd are pleased to learn of their safe Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Houghtalln spent ney. gave us lhe lesson on "Window arrival In Florida and that they are Sunday In Battle Creek with Burk Treatment." Curtains which include comfortably located and enjoying the Hougiitalin and family. shades, draperies and glass curtains. I warm climate. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Geiger. Donald Gelshowed harmony in texture, pattern. Orville Waddell of Woodland is a W and baby spent Tuesday in Kalaquallty and style with the other fur-1 guest of his sister. Mrs. Herbert Morenlshlngs in the home. After the lesson house, . Mr. ..ouse and family. Mr and Mrs. Mr" A. * Herrington ucrrmgion and ana chilenuMr. and' " Mrs. — Richard Petlijohn and drpn ot Dowling spent New Year's day plans were discussed for Achievement .। " Day. The next meeting will be at the :Donald Julian of Gun Plains spent ,l Walter Ickes'. home of Mrs. Clesaie Kennedy —Lillie ;New Year's day with Mr. and Mrs Grandpa McKeown is spending Barker. Secy. Marcus Bagley. several Recks with his son Clair in Mr. and Mr*. Marcus Bagley were, Grand Rapids. BOWNE CENTER. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. Dave Mr. *Ild Mr»- L0*1 Campbell and CaiHenry Thompson and family ate Backus of Galesburg. vin’spent Wednesday with Mr. and New Year's dinner with Mrs Alice Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bagley and son. Mra- Henion of Austin district. Gardner and brother. Emory Lowe. Ray. spent New Year's with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. a. Geiger and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Brackney and Mrs. Pele Hennlnette of Prairieville. Mrs. D Geiger spent Bunday In Freedaughter from Ohio spent the week end Mr. and Mrs Clyde Freeman and P°,T'u“ln« rc“u'7* with their mother. Mrs. Will Fox. sons, Clarence and Charley of Neeley M|M Donna McKeown spent ThursSunday dinner guests at Watt Mr„ and Mrs. Ernest Morehouse of with Mrs. Nellie Clemencc of HasThomas' were Kenneth Penoyer and South Pine and Herbert Morehouse and tlnes___ _ family of Grand Rapids and John family spent New Year's day with Mr.1 ’"' Thomas and family of Lansing. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. and Mrs. George Morehouse. Mrs. Guy Smith Was taken to Blod­ Little Opal Morse, oldest daughter The Dorcas Society will serve dinner gett hospital Wednesday. of Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Morse, under- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harve Clare Gougherty visited friends In went a tonsil operation st Hasting* on Marshall. Thursday. January 14. All Detroit from Christmas until New Thursday. rare cordially invited. Year's. Mr. and Mrs. Irvie Boulter spent Mrs. Earl Green and children of BatNew Year's day at Martin, lhe guests tie Creek returned to their home last ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. of the latter's sister. Mr*. Myrtle Scrlb- Wednesday after a few days' visit at ner, and family. ’ thc home ot her brother, Austin Flook, Mrs. Ell Lindsey accompanied her and family. daughter. Muriel, to Battle Creek Sun-1 Mrs. Gladys Ostroth spent Tuesday day evening. She planned to start night with her mother, Mrs. F. A. Robfrorn there Monday morning for Fiori- erts at Hastings. da where she will spend the winter, Mr. and Mr*. Will Craig of Hastings months — —hs resting and trying to retain regain and their daughter. Leona, and hu*hus­ her health. We wish her a safe jour­ band of Jackson visited Mr. and Mrs. ney. \ Dexter Crouse, last Thursday. George Mr and Mrs. Bert Brown received Craig Is visiting at lhe Crouse home. news from their ion. Carl, and wife Francis Roberts attended a .Sunday school class party Tuesday night al the enU near Marshall that their little home of HUdred Leyman near Warnerdaughter was severely burned when vllle. mrabrn .nd l.o .Ullori were preZn' 'd J" 10.10 DELTON M. E. CHURCH NOTER. At Prurlavi« U. B MISSION. HASTINGS CITY inRRIOW METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH yJll Merchandise ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. Callers al Walker Cotton's Thursday Lansing and Mr*. Ethel Houghton. ' ' Pearl Shellenbargcr is sick In bed' /and under Dr. Pinnies care. _ Mr. and Mrs. Burr Cotton and chll- \ 1 '■ dren. Harold. Richard and Wilma of >•[ Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mr*. Carl . „ Pope of Sparta spent Saturday and WALLDORFF so that we might enjoy the program <OU|II\»:d AIVOIINTN and especially Mr. Cook's talk. Our leaders gave a lesson tains. Tiie lesson was w organized and very weU presented. It was certainly opportune, coming ao well in advance of the spring cleaning. Interesting to note the changing styles LIA11II.1TII.H In curtain* as well as in clothes and furniture. Twenty-one members and two guests COMMERCIAL IlKPOmTN were present at this meeting—Florence HASTINGS PARIAH. METHODIST RPIBCOPAL CHURCH. Mr. and Mrs. Bedell of Clarksville COK-n GROVE CHURCH. called on Myric Curtis Wednesday eve­ t_-r»t , ning. munity service at this church next , Umlnary to disarmament, an agyeeLloyd Curtis and wife arc spending a Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock. Special jtnent between the United States and Prance to rush to one another's aid in Mrs. Eathel Houghton called on Vel­ ma Jarsther Thursday, lhe latter, who Racoons have the Interrstint habit where Unde Sam would have to do haa been at Ann Arbor hospital orer a of washing meat before they will cat most cf the rushing. month, returned Wednesday. EXPENSIVE “FRIENDSHIP.* J in our Establishment is marked in plain figures . with the price of the COM­ PLETE Funeral Service. .r.trd Chas. jf. Asonardr* PHONES: Funeral Service '^ru/cSi �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, January 6, 1! Visions Rainbow of Hope for^ Better Days for Farmers in Organization of Rural Forces unjust taxation. "This is not 'he poaltlofi*. Inspired sympathetic national understanding of agriculture* alm*. Buslnea* must Chicago, December 30 — <A-P>—Ed­ ton lhe rainbow ot hope for an upturn co-operate. tn our situation. ward A. O’Neal, president of lhe Waal Law Improved. character of our arduous toll with the American Farm Bureau federation. 1* confident >033 U going *16 be a "big “In a unified agriculture we shall forces of nature ha* bred a stubborn have sufficient force lo bring about spirit of determination that brooks no year for agriculture.'' opposition once we are aware of what adoption ot tiie measures which we ••Aa 1931 draw* to a close," O'Neal Mid. “I am confident agriculture has feel are needed at the present time. ■ For somewhat more than two year* readied, bottom.-Already a tremendous NASHVILLE. agriculture has been watching the ad ­ factor la at work which, with wire Mr. and Mra. J. Robert Smith and statesmanship to aaaiat. will pull the ministration of tiie agricultural mar­ family spent New Year'* with Mr. and nation'* basic industry back again to keting act. With an amendment to Mr*. Rickie In Grand Rapid*. permit use of the equalization fee the place where lhe full force of the Mr*. J. Clare McDerby and daughter farmer * Influence- can be exerci&ed for principle we are confident this great Margaret spent a few days last week the recovery of national economic equi­ measure can be made to function to with Mr. and Mr*. Carl Kuvt. the fhll benefit of our industry and librium. Mrs. Ottle Lykin.* went to Indiana with the cost resting only on the farm­ Silver Lining in Cloud*. Sunday to spend two week* with relaers' shoulders "How aevere the suffering of our "Farmer* also are looking to the lime Von Tanner of Munlth spent Monday farmer* has been is suggested by the when the speculative Influence* that fact that tiie year 1031 saw tiie price* affect our business adversely can be re­ night at the Ralph Welherbee home. Mr and Mrs. John Handel returned of many of our staple agricultural strained and regulated to their home In Cincinnati Sunday crops reach the lowest point known in "Agriculture Is reeking urgent a generation. And yet. ironical aa it is. changes In lhe national financial struc­ after spending the holidays with rela­ the world's supply of these staple crops ture so more liberal credit facilities may­ tive* and friends. The fire department wa* called to is less than normal, if the law of supply be available to us who feed and clothe end demand could operate. the nation and supply a huge portion N. T. easier'* home Thursday morning "Out ot the very severity ot the blow* of the raw materials which compose Its tlnguUhed before much damage wu which have been the fanners' lot has commerce. done. been born the factor which spells our Would Stabilise Prices. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lentz have salvation. We have learned t tie value of “We are asking that means now organisation. ' Farmers have become organiratlon available be put to work to stabilise Mr*. L. Keith Phillips and ton ot Seattle. Waaldngton price levels and establish once morc conscious tills past year to a degree Mr* Leon Partridge and children never before known, and it is through the honesty of our unit of value—U>e have returned to their home In Flint the power of organiratlon that Wte vis- dollar. after a weeks visit with her parent* Mr. and Mr*. H W. Walrath. The Clover Leaf club will entertain tiielr husbands Friday evening. Janu­ ary 8. at the new shop of Gall Lykin*. IGA BRANDS BRING YOU A Take CAKE FLOUR for example-.. BIGGER FOOD DOLLAR “Here's a top quality I.OA. product that turns out the light­ est and fluffiest cake you ever tasted—at about half what you used to pay. for ordinary Cake Ptnlnsttla. burned. FOREST FIRES IN STATE BURN 281,247 ACRES Represents Increase In Com­ parison With 1930—New Towen Are Built More than a quarter mlllton acre* of Michigan land wa* burned over by tSt­ ell fires during the 1931 season. It was reported recently by the Division ot Field Administration of the Depart- Cake Flour g£u W Light and Fluffy Pkg. A * Yowr LGA. Grocer ☆ Crisco W C. ft ’ _ Bran Flakes ☆ Pks- 10“ Apricots l® Large Can 25c Prunes 2 23c Large Size Lb. pkg. ft Pop Com I® 'Bean* I® pkg. Cut Wax No. 2 Can IGR 8c 10c ft ☆ ft Karo Syrup o»rk no. lyic.. 12c ■ft Nut Margarine l*. 10c •ft Shredded Wheat * Pkg. ☆ BEETS 2 Cans ™ 10' CHERRIES RSP 15c MICHIGAN Can 15c ☆ ☆ SPAGHETTI |» carrot's . Can JOc 2 No. 2 Cans 15c ☆ 5c ☆ ft SUGAR wit* 47c RICE ☆ ☆ ☆ Maxwell House Coffee Pound Lb. Satin White Flour M'/i Pound Sack ft ☆ & 2368 fire*. 90.182 scree a* compared with 4.700 fire* and 208.­ 000 acre* burned over during the 1930 The upper peninsula stood the brunt <5 mile* of telephone line* were built been burned over during the reason. by the Division of Field Administration. Moat of thb damage occurred early last in addition to the fire line*, about spring Thc report of the Department lor opened to permit quick access to area* each peninsula Is: Upper Peninsula of high fire hazard. Four fire tower* were built during (cc’cec’ecupc’c’wc'c'c'c’c’c’c’s'cc'c’c' A New Year’s Resolution is of Little Value If Broken ! Keep that resolve you made in your mind weeks ago, that you would save a part of your income during 1932. One of the easiest ways to save is to JOIN OUR Christmas Savings Club It affords us a great deal of pleasure to know that we have made hundreds of people happy at Christmas time by sending them a nice check just when they need it most. Those who have started this method of systematic savings seldom leave it. They open a new membership in each club year after year, becayse they have found these plans easy and convenient and at the end of the year they have a neat little sum to use as they please. seven o'clock. The committee promise* an evening of entertainment following the supper. Oonklln. Mr* Ida Hire ha* gone to Bellevue to spend the winter with her cousin, Mrs Carrie Higgins. Mrs. Frank McDerby. Mr. and Mr*. J. Clare McDerby and daughter spent New Year* with Mr*. Flora Rogers and son Max at Bellevue. — and Mrs Raymond Sellhom's Friday at ' "Real quality foods at prices that put money back into your purse—that's what you get in all IGA Brand Products— "How can we do both these things for you? It's simple. The I.OA Brand is one of America's most widely sold and extensively advertised line of food products under one label. Many millions of homemakers prove every day that I.O.A. Brand Foods mean better food for leas money! “Prove it for yourself today­ take advantage of my attractive money-saving specials listed in this ad For Better Vahsaa Specify I.GJL Brand." PART Mr and Mrs Oall Lykin* and twin Grand Rapids were New Year's guest' 71 Years Pratt. Vern Bera and son Wayne and Amo* Wenger went to Detroit Saturday with Mr. and Mr*. Clair Brooks’ household goods. Continuous slng spent Friday with hl* parent*. MB* Esther Dull. MIm There*** Dause and Mb* Eva Garllnger returned to their school work at Lansing Sun- Branch. MIm Margaret Funilis and Mis* Louisa Evert* to Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lake of Toledo spent the holiday* with Mr. and Mr*. Dorr Webb. Biterman Lykin* returned to school Monday after being out since October with a broken leg. Mrs. June Irland was In Pennsylvan- The two Kuhlman boy* from Detroit spent last week with their grandmoth­ er. Mrs. Polly Kuhlman. ____ Mr. and Mrs. J. Robert* Smith and family spent Sunday with hl* parent* near Vermontville. bought thc Paul Perkins farm west of Charlotte. Adolph Dause returned to hl* school work at Big Rapids Monday. Tiie January Brotherhood will be held Thursday evening at the Com­ munity house. The address will be given by. Hon. Charles B. Collingwood of Lansing. Bls subject la "The Coat of Crime." • IRVING. The newly elected officers of thc Fel­ lowship class are. president, Leo Eggle­ ston; vice-president, Ben Beverwyk; urer, Mrs. Ben Beverwyk. The meet­ ings arc held on the last Friday night ot each month and during winter months pot luck suppers followed by a program are the arrangements. At othfollowed by light refreshments. All are invited. Mrs. Wm. Cushing of Alma was called to Irving by lhe very serious ill­ ness of her mother. Mrs. Jane McCann. Thc Irving Ladies' Aid Society will George Eggleston Thursday. January 7. Please note change in date. Everyone Invited. Philip Nichols spent New Year's day at Allegdn. Mr*. Belle Carter visited .In Owosso a few days during ths holiday*. NORTHEAST CASTLETON. Mr*. Margaret Steinke returned to her school at Detroit after spending her vacation with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Brooks, and her husband. Robert Beattie of Battle Greek ha* been spending hl* Christmas vacation with Mr. and Mr*. Wm Mater returned home to his parent* Friday. sing visited bls brother. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Brooks. Bunday. . Norman Brown and Virginia Jean Brown of Grand Rapid* spent their vacation with their grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Brown. Mr and Mr*. Albert McClelland Ralph and Edith were In Harting* Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steinke spent Thursday In Grand Rapids. their dHKbcer u>d l.uabuid. Ur. uid Safe Conservative Service 1870 Progressive 1931 The Club Is Now Open Everybody Invited to Join There Are 16 Easy, Attractive Plans for Saving Offered in the “Christmas Here Are Some of the Most Popular to Choose From: Savings Club” PLAN I—Secures $5.00 PLAN B—Secures $25.50 First deposit 2c, increasing 2c each week, for 50 weeks, last deposit >1.00. PLAN J—Secures $12.50 PLAN C—Secure. $63.75 First deposit 5c, increasing 5c each week, for 50 weeks, last deposit >2.50. PLAN D—Secure. $127.50 First deposit 10c, increasing 10c each week, for 50 weeks,'last deposit >5.00. PLAN K—Secures $25.00 Deposit 50c each week, for 50 week*. PLAN L—Secures $50.00 PLAN E—Secures $12.75 First deposit 50c, decreasing 1c each week, for 50 weeks, last deposit 1c. PLAN M—Secures $100.00 PLAN F—Secure* $25.50 First deposit >1.00, decreasing 2c each week, for 50 weeks, last deposit 2c. PLAN N—Secures $125.00 Deposit >2.50 each week, for 50 weeks. PLAN G—Secures $63.75 5c each PLAN O—Secures $250.00 Deposit >5.00 each week, for 50 weeks. PLAN H—Secures $127.50 First deposit >5.00, decreasing 10c each week, for 50 weeks, last deposit 10c. PLAN P—Secures $500.00 Deposit >10 each week, for 50 weeks. the More Young and Old We Have Plans to Suit Everybody You Put In, the More You Will Receive at the End of 50 Weeks and We Add 3% Interest to Your Deposits Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank In Barry Co. Phone HNNNhN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY fl. 1032 PAGE TEN No Empty Stockings When Christmas Comes Next Year If You JOIN OUR CHRISTMAS MONEY-SAVING CLUB! Here’s the Solution to Your Holiday Gift Buying Problem or Any Other Problem Where Ready Money Is Needed ... Start Saving Right Now for Next Christmas By Joining One of Our Popular Clubs. . • A membership is not only a guarantee for funds when next December rolls around, but it affords a simple, easy method to accumulate a tidy sum without proving a hardship to your purse. Making the weekly Christmas Club deposit soon gets to be a pleasant habit—for you and for us. We like the opportunity of becoming personally acquainted with those who come to the bank, especially the members of our . Christmas Savings Club. ■ You and your friends are cordially invited to join our club for the com­ ing year. Get an early start. Do it now! Simply make the first payment and you "belong.’’ Keep up the convenient weekly deposits and in the fore part of next December you will get the money back in a lump sum—increased by interest. In This Bank We Have A Plan for EVERY MEMBER of the Family From the Youngster Just Able to Toddle About, to the Grandparent! EVEN AMOUNT CLUB PLAN Put in the SAME AMOUNT each week. In SO weeks: 25c Club pays..__$12.50 $2.00 Club pays—$100.00 50c Club pays____ $25.00 $5.00 Club pays, „$250.00 $1.00 Club pays. _$50.00 $10.00 Club pays. .$500.00 $20.00 Club pays $1,000.00 Interest at 3% Added JOIN. A CL UB TODAY! Put in 1c, 2c, 5c, or 10c the first week— INCREASE your deposit 1c, 2c, 5c, or 10c bach week: Weekly payments arranged to suit them all. Come in and let us explain this Christmas Savings Club or any other service we have to offer. , lc Club pays--------- $12.75 5c Club pays______ $ 63.75 2c Club pays--------- $25.50 10c Club pays— .$127.50 Interest at 3% Added IN 50 WEEKS JOIN A CLUB TODAY! HASTINGS CITY BANK I “The Bank with the Chime Clock" g TELEPHONE 2103 NEW INDUSTRIES OPEN ■ INCREASING CLUB PLAN This Club Is Open to Men, Women, Little Folks and Big Folks DOORS DURING 1931 Fifty-Seven Enterprises In This Section of State Invest $3,817,500 According to records ot the Indus­ trial Development Department of Con­ sumers power Company, 57 new Indus­ trial entenirise* began business in the dtles served by tiie company* power system in Michigan during the first eleven months of 1931. These indus­ tries represented an approximate capi­ tal Investment of *3A17500. and gave rise to thc employment of 1.987 factory' ! employees with an aggregate pay roll |I of shipping containers. ' of *2.791770. 1 ------ ---------------- - ------- ,----------------- ---.n The development has seemed to in-. sorting machine which, by means of an dlcate a trend away from automotive 1 electric eye. segregates good bean* beans products and represents what la con- frofn beans and enable* Michigan. •Idered a most healthful range in di- • k-ader in the production of beans, to vcralty of manufactured articles. While Improve thc standard of this product there have been some new industries ’n ’he world s market through lhe aaestablished cloecly related to automo- trance of uniform grades bile accesory production. Michigan's Increase in lhe volume of production advantageous strategic position, with Michigan's oil well* has resulted in ' relation to centralized general markets, the Installation of extensive refining 1* indicated in product* ranging from ‘ P^nts. a form of Industrial activity new ’ sand paper and yacht* to sausage. 10 the state. I hat the larvMf In.­ The fact that largest clnvlA single In । The most important articles from the vestment reported in the initiation of standpoint of general consumption arc IIwk Industrie* la *500.000 indicates a PRODUCTS NOW is the time to condition your livestock. Puts more vigor in your horses for the com­ ing spring, makes your cows give more milk, increases your egg supply and makes more healthy chickens. It's a mineral supple­ ment and a conditioner com­ bined. to your stock for Pep, Vim, Vigor and Out-Puti B. A. LyBARKER • “Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy Arc Shown to Everyone" Phone 2115 | visitors at Marshall Pierce’s. CEREMONIAL TEAS. ' very careful training. Much credit to 1 Thp circle will mee! again Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arnold of Bedford due Mra. Bampon. our treeher. some countries grow "Ceremonial on Thuraav. January u. with election Sunday vuttors at Josh Vandernn.-e will be quarterly meeting at teaa Theae teoa are usually grown „„--------- - ,K1. ------ .. _.--------- lift .McCallum ................ Saturday, —.... January ------------ „8, _. shade prcpared UIMjer rU. ,le‘5at interested are urged to be present. , Miss Uona Moon spent a part of her 2:W o'clock and Sunday. January 10. ' school vacation with Margaret Deprlcs1 n t 2-30 o'clock fast time them cost os much u *100. Mra. Anna Pierce will entertain the ter at Hickory Corners. I qi lc Ladles' Aid Society'at Mr. and afternoon party, which is being put on j Miss Betty Woodmansee returned Mrs, Edd face's well attended. Thursday of this weekend alUhe U- from .S”** Bl,nd*y **“re 1 proceeds *7.61. dies in reach of DowUng are invited to I * “ * U"' ,h * pastWweek "k °of f hher *r aun*.1 ’ ** ’ — ~ was a ° guest the Mr. and “ Mrs. Glenn Asplnoll and meet there and enjoy the afternoon to­ and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Robinson, family spent Christmas with the for­ ----------------mer’s sister. Agnes, nnd family. gether. DURFEE ITEMS. Mrs. Edna Gibbons of Battle Creek. Mlsa Edna Gerber visited her sister Last Week’s Letter. ■ Mr*. Clark nnd Mr. and Mr*. Harry and family. Mr. and Mra. William Our school is enjoying a week* vaWilliams and children of Charlotte Hummel of Nashville from Monday caUo,. afUr.il the fr*Uviu.A <4 auUt-l ‘ l ^ c 8l,ndMy-*.t lhe homc J,ck untll Thursday last week. _____________ Mr. and Mr*. Ray Jones spent Sun- < mas. They had Christmas tree nnd a jjr_ nn(j Mrs. Edd. Rice and daugh Uumullom. This rimo month day with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Strick- 1j very very good program, many fine ter spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. -l^etrte motor., .nd nr.rl, at «»u rrata M to Urn Cl*JIMi 'INI LIAR COMPOUND iin. JohT’McGlynn whose home is! “n<lng &Ch nUn”*r *how"’ I ,r“ ‘**r °”n<e*Ule' .............. " 1 1 -1 ■ activities of local Chambers of Com­ ' -"1 ■ ■ —.......... - . 1 merce in co-ordination with those of in Pennsylvania is a guest at thc home , ---------------------------the Industrial Development Depart' ■* 1 menu of some of the public utility roughs. Jamie Smith and family attended a I companies in the state. Dr. HESS FEED Urcc riLoO DOWLING. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 1 We Deliver Hastings Harry Woodmansee New Year’s day. I LENT . CORNERS. Clare and John Thomas spent Sun­ honoring Mrs. Parnell Woodmansee's 77th birthday, also the birthdays ol day in Marshall. Mr. and Mrs Ed Britton and Buddy Genevieve Maurer. Ella Smith and visited i>er mother. Mrs. Bessie Schus­ Ellen MeOlocklln, which Is an annual social event. ter, of Kalamazoo Saturday. Mr and Mn. A- D. Crandall and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hajnmond entertalned about twenty-fffe friends and Mra. C. M. McCarthy of Baltic, nnd neighbors to a card party b'ew ' rence Holcomb's. Mr. and Mr*. Holcomb' Mrs. Dorothy Hammond and Clare• wcre'lnfonnally entertained New Year's Thomas and consolations by Mrs. Thel-. eve at the home of Mr. and Mrs Paul 'm» Britton and Kenneth Thomas. Re­ Pepper at st. Mary's lake. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stanton and : freshments were served at midnight. Mr. and Mrs, Butler Bennett and Madeline Stanton have returned from] Eddie Lou of Kalamazoo spent Friday Detroit and Ypsilanti where they were i recent visitors ut the homes ot Victor with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ham­ Sproul and Carl Stanton. mond. . Max Smith and Miss Lizzie Smith Joe Sage of Freeport spent Tuesday wltte.Yils mother. Mrs-. Parmelta Sage, were entertained at the Roy Smith __ home in Johnstown New Year's day. at___________ Fred Ball *. Mra. Thelma Day of Allegan spent' Robert. Gordon, Wendell, and Nell • Tuesday and Wednesday with Mr. and I R**-* spent their holiday vacation in . Mrs. Fred Ball and Alfred. . . Battle Creek visiting their grandparMis* Helen Wolsey of Grand Rapids 1 *nts- Mt- and Mra. George Reese and spent her vacation with her parents.1 Mr. ‘in'’ Mrs. Paul. Mr. and Mrs. George Pox nnd Mar-1 Mr- *nd Mrs Fred Stanley of De-' itroit. Mrs. Frances Hughe* and Ed. ----- * Ruret. Tiie schoolhouse lias been redecorated Will and Paul Titus of Kalamazoo and on the inside during vacation, the work Mr. and Mra. Jerry Haync* and Mr. ' being done by Mr. and Mrs. Fox. The Mary Fisher of Hendershott were ! teacher and children put on a jirogram Christmas guests at Orile FiiherX* Mrs. Blanche Powell was. hastes* to and supper. the proceeds of which were about thirty-eight relatives on Sun- i used to buy thc materials. day prcvkms to New Year * several i coming from a distance to share tn thc ' WEST CARLTON. i Mr. and Mrs. Buel Sisson were guests festivities of the day. Mr. and Mrs. George Conklin and of Mrs Alice Gardner of Fllltnorc Sun­ day. family of Johnstown wrve entertained: I Mr. and Mr*. Mort Sisson accom­ at thc William Stanford home New1 panied Earl Rogers and wife to Hos- Year's day. Prank Granger has begun hl* winter1 j tings Saturday. Merl Utter spent lhe holiday vaca­ Job' of sawing In Hope township, hav-' tion with Ids parent* returning to hl* Ing purchased a quantity of Umber in the McCallum woods, owned by Ira and I school at Lansing Bunday. ' Mra. Dan Lewis of Hastings and; Belle McCallum. Mr. and Mr*, Albert KlbUngcr and grandson. Jack Lewis, of Sturgis called, on Mrs. Claud Fighter Wednesday. i Janet ol Battle creek were New Year s; , Messrs. Samuel and Donald Geiger of Quimby with their families and Mrs. i Thera Nagler of Freeport called oni DON’T SLEEP ON LEFT Mr and Mrs. Art Richardson Sunday. I SIDE. GAS HURTS HEART i Clarence Feltzer and family visited! • Mr. and Mra. Geo. Flrster of Vermontvllle Sunday. > Russia haa invaded lhe Arctic in. dr***“l *a< P»ia«> JIU quest for chemicals. 1L_2Z*_______________ NEVER BEFORE! SUPERHETERODYNE PERFORMANCE Hastings checks with the world judging this Question of value-Goodyear AT LOWER THAN ORDINARY CIRCUIT PRICES year* bare PROVED their enperlorily. CROSLEY LITLFELLA of building more than«U of all tin* nold in America. You get the benefit Our Service Also Saves You Money . Aii^neamer erec oy us neiore you ouy. rrncn a lowpriced Goodyear will d.liver all the MFtiee yeu require, you aro told oo. Wo >Jm lo -u,faeUoil ,t cogt COMPLETE With TUBES end TENNABOARD tlon* with ■ watchful, year round aervice New Style •ad Ton* Control... Combined Volume Control «r.d On-Of Switch . . . lllemF ni« Diive — Full Floitia* Movin j Coil DyiumicSpetkw... Flee Wood Cebinet at Low 1931 erica CareMly NO. MICHIGAN AVE. HASTINGS - Tir« Repairing ' Geo* Uaad Tire* -......... — ' ' ' �THE HA8TTNG8 BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANTAKY 8. 1>M FAMOUS WOMEN TALK Mis* Lucille Otis returned to her ON HOUSEHOLD WORK school work in Chicago Thursday after ‘ STORM SASH, strips STORM DOORS HIGH GRADE COALS AT LOW PRICES Hastings Lumber e Coal Co, “FRANK SAGE TELEPHONE 2515 DELTON. Die weather man put lhe finishing touches on 1931 Thursday evening by supplying a rain and Ice storm which did considerable damage in this sec­ tion/ Trees were broken down, tele­. phone poles and wires were down andj lor a time it loqkcd as If the old yearP was going to freeze out. Because of the inclemency o’f the. weather the watch night service at the; ' church Thursday nlgh^was called off. ' Tiie Delton Home Management clam’ , will meet with Mrs Blanche Mott onI Friday. January 15 at 3:00 P. M. Mrs. Carrie Wilkinson will entertain> tiie Ladles' Aid Society Wednesday aft-■ Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Bayer of Kalama-• roo were week-end guests of Mr. andJ Mrs Henry Krees. Mr. and Mr*. Peter Adrianson andI son. Harry, attended a New Year'si > Harry Jones of West Hickory Cor­ners on Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ephroditus Willisoni entertained Mr. nnd Mrs. Marshall1 Caltlirop and two daughters of Prai­. rieville tor New Year’s dinner Friday. Don't miss hearing the TwilightI .Tcera at the Community hall Wednes­■ day night. January 6. Mr. and Mra. Milton Nobles off Grandville spent Thursday night and1 Friday with Mr. and Mra. Harry F.'. Wertman. •■ The annual meeting of the stock­• holders of the Delton Telephone Co. was held in the hall Saturday after­noon. The same directors were re-- Rev. nnd Mra. L. D. Mile*. Mrs. Elhei} Pennock. Mra. Leda Harrington nnd1 Mrs. Irene Harrington drove four mites1 north of Middleville Friday night to1 attend a revival meeting which was’ being conducted by an old friend ot Rev. Mlles. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams entertain­ ed a company of their friends Friday night with a pedro party. Mr. and Mra. Lacey Jones in com­ pany with their nephew and wife. Mr. and Mra. Glen Whldby of Mio. Mich., drove to Fennville Thursday afternoon and spent the evening wlQvMr, and Mra. Roy Billings. Mr. and Mr*. Dan Daniel* and two sons are moving into Mrs. Kate Wil­ liams' house. Friends here extend congratulations to Miss Helen Lucile Francolse of Kaliimazoo who wm wedded to Joseph F. Kavtcad also of Kalamazoo at high noon Wednesday. December 30. Follow­ ing a dinner al lhe Hotel Oliver, after the service, Mr. and Mrs. Kastead left on a short western trip. They will be spent a couple of days last week visit­ ing relatives in Delton. Year’s dinner with Mr. upd Mrs. B. F. Mr. and Mra. Gerald Bush and Miss Esther Mary Atkinson ot Cliartevolx, spent Thursday night with the former’* jiarcnU as they were returning home from their holiday vacatlon.whlch they spent In Indiana. Fcrd Storr's nelce and husband from South Bend, Ind., have come to stay with him the rest of the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Sol Stanton entertain­ ed their sons and their families on New Year's day. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Johnson attended a fortieth wedding anniversary party Wednesday night at tile home of Mr. and Mr*. George Wood at Milo, given in honor of Mr. Wood's parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Wood of Prairieville, Mra. Vera Terry and husband of Litchfield spent their holiday vacation with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Town. Mr. and Mra. Willard Hall of Kalamazoo are happy over the arrival of a little son bom New Year's eve. but he arrived Just twenty-five minutes too soon to be the first New Year's baby. Miss Leo trice Dunning entertained nineteen little friends Friday. Decernber 39 in honor of her ninth birthday. Mr. and Mr*. Leon Dunning and Leatrlce spent New Years with Mr. and Mra. Jacob Barton at Otsego. Mr. and Mra. Elwyn Hayward enter­ tained Bunday. Mr. and Mra. Clarence Cappon and Utile daughter, also Vaughn Udy of Woodland during lhe pdst week. * Frances and Barbgra^Slelgh of LanMrig spknt last week, with their grandparents; Mr. and Mra. George Ktm. Eloise Boylan of 'Gull Lake was the guest of her cousin. Thelma Mott, a NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Kepkey have been after January 15. There will be another pedro party at thc hall on Saturday night of this week. January 9. Bring sandwiches, cards'and tablls. Paul Titus and friend of Kalamazoo came Sunday and took Mr. and Mrs. Byron Titus to the home ot Eddie Tltus at Kalamazoo to spend the day. Mr. and Mrs. David Benowa'spent Tuesday with their nephew and wife. Mr. and Mra. Bert Allen and family of Gaines. . Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cline and sons visited relatives at Lake Odessa and Delton last week. Mr. and Mra. Elmer Brown. Mr. and Mra. Herman Brown and son Robert. Miss Dorothy Brown and gentleman friend. Russell Brown and friend of Orand Rapids and Miss Lucille Brown of Leighton and Mra. Louise Potto of Caledonia were New Year's day guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Otis Morgan. Mr. and Mra. Guy Cline and sons spent New Year’s day with Mr. and Mrs. Forest Trumble and daughter of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mra. Earl Kennccn and family spent New Year'p day with Mr. and Mra. Everett Swegles of Hastings. Miss Fem Kermeen relumed to her duties at Battle Creek Sanitarium Sun­ day evening. ' tcrtainlng their son from Hart High school during the holiday vocation. He returned lo his school Sunday. Miss Bernice Gaskill of Comstock church Sunday evening at 7:30. Rev. DcVlnney will organise an Epworth League Society. The Bible class will be held in the basement led by Mr. Reed. JANUARY 2 OVER 40,000 MICHIGAN PEOPLE RECEIVED ANOTHER REGULAR CASH DIVIDEND ON THEl It CONSUMERS POWER PREFERRED SHARES MORE THAN EVER 40.000 Michigan People Earn A CASH INCOME Here TAX FREE IN MKHIGAH Consumers POWER Preferred SHARES Office CONSUMERS POWER CO. Mr. and Id turned from spending the holidays with ter par-) matter. Mrs. Armstrong, at Peoria, III. I i Mra. Charles Hughes spent several | Homemakers Section Brings In­ following were Christmas guests I day* lately with ter daughter and hu*teresting Speakers to College in The the Ray Erway home, Chas. Whltte-1 band. Mr. and Mra. Frank Preydl and: Farmer’s Week, Feb. 1-5 more and family, Forrest Havens and । »t Northville, Mich. Seven women of outstanding 1m- family. Richard Foreman and wife. ■ Wednesday night Mr. and Mr*. HerPaul Foreman and wife and Fred, r|lt Wood were invited to a six o’clock , cured as speakers for the Homemaker s Bechtel, wife and son of Hastings and dinner at lhe home of their son, Mr. Section of Farmer* Week at Michigan^ Cleo Brown and family of Hickory «nd Mrs. George Wood, of Milo, In State college to be held during the first Corners and John Foreman and fam-1 honor of their fortieth wedding annlweek of February, according to Dr. happily surprised by the arrival ot sev-, Dr. Agnes Tilson of the Merrill-Pal- tleth wedding anniversary of the moth- era! of their years ago. Needless to say they enjoyed the evening and appre­ Ciuu. Whittemore and family spent ciated the kindness of their children in "Parents ar, Educators" on Tuesday giving thl* pleasure to them. morning. February 2. MIm Catherine The anniversary party was held at the Cleveland of the Colton-Textile Insti­ Hasting5 Edwin BurkJ Ind. wife and children home of Mrs. Stebbins. Dec. 30 with Mr. tute of New York City will also speak on this date, her subject to be “Cotton of Ann .Arbor were callers at Fred Otis' and Mrs. James Boulter as joint host last week. Bruce Slddell and family of cetitiy announced, Mias Mrytle Weldon,, Grand Rapids were also visitors there. played. Mrs. Maurice Hughes and Forrest Havens and wife, also Vlr- Charles Hughes winning first* prize; state home demonstration agent of Kentucky, is lb give tiie main address, glnla and Gordon accompanied by Mrs Lehman and Clinton received, the Detroit, Michigan at the banquet on Tuesday evening. Robert MeGlocklln. wife and Dolores, consolation prices. At a late hour a pot Her subject will be "Tte Ten Home spent Sunday with Rev. Karl Keefer luck luncheon was served. Those pres­ ent were, Mr. and Mra. Milo Lehman. and family at Potterville. Maker's Commandmenu." The many friends of Mra. Ray Oakes Mr. and Mrs. Cassius Hughes. Mr. ami Mrs. Maurice Hughes and Mr. and Mra. cussed Wednesday morning. February Hs*ting>, Michigan 3. by Miss Meta Given of the National for her to undergo an operation. She James Boulter whose wedding annl-, Sc Iwo1 of Pressure Cookery in Eau returned from tte Pennock hospital ver*arU>< occur on that date. The othera present were. Mr/Xnd Mrs. Floyd last week Monday much improved in Claire, Wis.. and "Ideals for Family Life" by Miss Lucile Reynolds, con­ health and all hope for her a speedy Shelp, Allen and : Fred ITed Smith. omith. Mr, Mr. xnd Mra. Charted Melvin Peeling vpent last week with mined the latter's parents, Mr. and nected with the Farmer's Wife, St. The young people of the Good Will Hughes. Mrr-afid Mra. Clinton Castle hu Brandmother. Mra. Peeling, of Rut- Mrs. Lefever, of Doster Sunday. Pau). Minn. church had charge of tlx: supper and and Doris Boulter. Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Und and uncte. Mr E. La lone, and Mrs. Alice Klems. who U in the"UnT' verslty hospital. Arm Arbor, will sub­ Thuriday morning also. Miss Olive program at the community meeting Honeywell and Mr. and Mra. Merritt family of Yankee Springs. Sewell, executive secretary of the last Saturday night. An exceptionally Wood were absent from this meeting i Thc Odd.Fellows installed tlsclr offi­ mit to an operation Tuesday. She will Michigan State Nurses association, will good program of local talent was ren­ A most delightful evening was spent.. cers Saturday night Past N. O.. Lewis talk on "Nursing in the Home," and dered which received much praise. The Miss Ruth Atwater of tiie National Canners Association of Washington, D oeen cnucaiiy in out is reportca . „ Robert and Dorothy Hannon re­ C„ on 'The Application of Research in ship it has peen suggested they also nas improved. We are hoping for a speedy j^' ’^Sito^iun^Chao™Charlei turned Monday from a visit with their the Canned Food Industry to Consumer use local talent or take of! their hats recovery. Donald endeared himself to *2? 'OC1^^1S,Y^ Needs." . Forrest Havens and family spent Several exhibits ore being planned ~ ~ for thc Interest of the attendants and Friday at Alva McGlocklln’s In Has­ ing ms two years uiienaancc in our - • school. Don't forget to write to him or * next Sunday's figures. One hundred is two style shows will be featured, one tings. our goal. Sixty present at tins preaching Thc Parish family night will be held visit him or both. He will be pleased McKlbbin. displaying adult garments and the Some inspiration to the Pasother clotlies for young children. Con­ at the Good Will church Friday night and it will help pass the time. Pennock I Miss Marion Johnson of Orangeville service. ] I siderable time is being allowed during with a pot luck supper and program hospital. Hastings will reach him. The storm of Thursday night caused visited Beatrice Smith Wednesday Next Monday night at 7:30 is thc put on by Welcome people. the week for individual conferences. ' ,regular board meeting. Clyde Warren and family spent havoc will} telephone lines, trees, etc. j night and Thursday. Triple Link club meets with Mra. Next Wednesday. January 13 the Christmas with relatives in Lansing. We are cut off from nearly everyone. ___ MARTIN CORNERS.____ Art Lord and wife of Battle Creek Wonder if we will appreciate the tele-i > Evelyn Shelp Friday, January 8. All I -Mr and Mrs. James’Tyler and Mrs. were week-end guest* at Roy Oakes'. phone more when we get in communi­ day meeting. Pot luck dinner. AU be dinner meeting. You are cordially in­ Di’lla Manktelow of Woodland and . vited. Roy Erway and wife entertained cation with other. Our manager is do­ present if possible. Program. John Whetstone were New Year's their children over Christmas. ing all he can to adjust thc lines. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrett enterSee you at church next Sunday. Mra. Sara Erway is visiting her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Flank Cogswell and Mrs. Jasper Robinson, in Grand Rap­ family. Will Cogswell and family. Mr. ids. ' and Mra. Owen Varney and children. Mr. nnd Mrs. H. F Munn. Mis* Lena PRATT DISTRICT. Heidrtian. and Irving Charlton of Lake­ Last Week's Letter. view. and Mr. and Mrs. William Schantz and Mrs. Lou Schantx of Ver­ schoolhouse Wednesday evening were montville spent New Year's with Mr. enjoyed by all. even Santa seemed to and Mra. Orr Plsher. enjoy his part and much credit was Willard Hilton and sons spent New. given. Year's with hl* sister. Mra. Grace' Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Culler, Jr., en­ Landis, and family near Woodland. tertained Ciiristma*. Mr. and Mrs. We all enjoyed the fine Christmas program and tiie tree nt the school­ ma Murdock and mother, Mrs. F. house Wednesday evening. December Schaffhauser, Mr. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Burr Whlttmore of Hastings. Car­ tendance and the children were well roll Cutter, Sr. and Mrs. Clara Spontrained and all did fine. able. Her many friends will all be sorry to Th* famous Michigan Maid Mr. nnd Mra. Ben Waite and fam­ hear our old neighbor. Mrs. Mary ily visiter Mra. Waite's parents. Mr. It'* churned fresh dally - you'll Ilk* th* quality, ta*t* and freshnoM Crawloy, is very poorly, being confined and Mrs. Ernest Golden of Barryvllle on Christmas. Country Club In spite of the bad tee storm New Those who were entertained at thc A rich smooth blend of th* finest »»l*c Year's eve a large delegation from each home of Wm. and Mra. Wm. Cronk were of the school districts in Castleton Mr. and Mra. Glenn Sattcrlee and son MIXED VEGETABLES For delicious salads township gathered at the Martin and Mrs. Moss of Vermontville, Mr. and church and enjoyed a fine pot luck Mrs Howard Cronk and three chUMASTER PICKLES supper together, 75 sitting down to lhe dren of Grandville, Mr. and Mrs. Carey well filled tables and others coming In Althouse and three children. RED SALMON Country Club - th* finest ol salmon after supper. After supper Frank Miss Olive KeUey of Battle Creek is Pierce acted as chairman and Mrs. spending her holiday Vacation with her LUX, PALMOLIVE or CAMAY SOAP Jesse Garllnger presided nt the piano parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kelley. You know th* quality and we sang several hymns after which Those at the Vandenberg home were we listened to some readings given in Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bchlfley of Cale­ KROGER TISSUE a very clever manner by a young lady donia. Mrs. O. H. Vandenberg and Mrs. visitor and some very Interesting talks Chas. Vandenberg and children of Cenuln* old fashioned BROWN SUGAR given by Von Furnlss, Irving Charlton. Hope Twp.. Orton Endsley and Fred Garllnger and Miss Mabie Winslow of Sand Lake is also by our neighbor, Peter Kunz, ot spending her hollday recess at the v.*—. ararM Hastings township, and Mrs. Edna FurA rich smooth blend of finast wlscted peanut* niss and Miss Lena Heldeman, after in milled which a small gift as a token of our Mrs. Wm. Tinkler ahd William were I, Mich. appreciation was given four of the the guests of Mrs. Tinkler's daughter above gentlemen, then after singing and family, Mrs. Rowley of Ionia. "Praise God From Whom All Blessings The children arc enjoying a holiday KIDNEY or LIMA BEANS nuk 9c Flow" we departed for our homes feel­ vacation. Nourishing economical food ing we had all spent a very pleasant evening together.’ GOOD LUCA OLEO 37c A fine service at the church Sunday Sunday afternoon. evening. A student from John Fletcher BULK TEA 47c College in Iowa preached us a most CARLTON CENTER. excellent sermon on "The Judgment." There was a fine congregation out ROYAL BAKING POWDER 43c to the services at the local M. E. church us splendid music and Rev. Conklins Sunday morning. Sunday school at children sang together fdr us and 11:00 and preaching at 13:00. Country Club SANDWICH SPREAD 17c Wayne Conklin sang a solo in a very Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Valentine and able manner. Services every Sunday family spent New Year's Day with the A scientific bland SCRATCH FEED evening al Martin. Flan to attend. former’s father, Mr. Burt Valentine. Robert Henney accompanied his Standard quality CORN Cogswell, Mrs. Eva Trautweln, and Al­ aunt, Mrs. Fisher, and cousin Carolyn, fred Fisher ate Christmas dinner with of Hastings, to Grand Rapids, Wed­ Country Club 1 lb. loaf Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Munn and Miss nesday. Sandwich Br*ad 1% lb. Io.f k R.gular Country Club, 1^ lb. loaf 7c Heldeman in Lakeview. Stewart Brown of Lansing was a vis*w bland |, m — nd* fas* U>' LAKEVIEW. aldlne Williams. J«w*l . . lb. 19c French Last Week’s Letter. . Mlsa Verda Zuschnilt and Mrs. Clair Country Club . " Geo. Gillespie of Charleston. W. Vir­ Jonas and children of south of Has­ ginia, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Pike of tings visited Thursday al thc home of Orangeville. Mr. and Mrs. Walter their cousin, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ken­ Brown of Battle Creek, Mr. and Mrs. ney. Wayne Nichols visited his cousin, Wm. Schantz of Vermontville, Mr. and Robert Henney. Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Will Gillespie and family. Will Full of juice Cogswell and family, Mr. and Mrs. Holmes church vicinity were New Owen Varney and family spent Christ­ mas with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gillespie Crockford. FLORIDA ORANGES 33c The annual meeting of the HaaHngsand family. In Hand-E-Pak Bag Mr. and Mrs. Casper Thomas and Carlton Telephone Company will be Standard Savings & Loan Association Watch your local Kroger Store window* for outtfanding daily *pedal*. They*re your opportunity to *aoe Roll Butter Apple Butter "> 28c Peanut Butter King's Flake ftour 49® Her Grace Coffee ■FROM SELECTED FARMS & ORCHARDS- Grapefruit family of Kalamazoo spent Christmas Isold at the-Carlton town hall, Wedncawith Mrs. Edith Bolter. The Misses Iona and Sarah Gilles­ PRATT DISTRICT. pie. Ruby Cogswell, Winifred Johnston Mrs. Mary Lipkey visited her broth­ and Geo. Gillespie spent Saturday eve­ ning with Mr. and Mra. Heber Pike of er, Art Crook, of Vermontville a couple Orangeville. William Tinkler spent a part of his vacation with his grandmother, Mra. well attended. Thc program given by Ernest Lawton of Hastlnga. Miss Hasel Cronk returned to Musket the teacher and pupils wgs enjoyed by gon Sunday after spending her holiday vacation with home folks. HIGHBANK. Mrs. Cara Althouse and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox of Ruth of Vermontville spent Sunday Barryvllle spent Bunday with Mr. and with Mr. and Mrs. Carey Althouse and Mrs, Verne HawbUts. family. Raymond Green of Nashville spent Miss Ada King spent the past ten days with her mother at Charlotte. Worth Green. Olive Kelley returned Thursday to Len Marshall spent a few days with Battle Creek after a week's vacation his cousin Rlciurd Edmonds al ills with home folks. Battle Creek. the home of his sister, Mrs. Edgar The annual telephone meeting for Mead. Sunday. . 57 and 6? lines will be held with Mr. Mr. and Mra. Carroll Cutler, Franand Mra. Verne Hawblitz Friday, pot luck dinner. attended the doings at the Quimby church New Year's evening. All who North Maple Grove spent Wednesday attended enjoyed the evening very evening at Frank and Will Hawbllts's. much. ) LEMONS - 25c 25c Sunldst Sweet Potatoes Pork Roast Picnic Style BACON SQUARES Pork Sausage HAMBURGER Beef Pot Roast T Lb. 10c Bulk 4 LU. 23c Young and Tender Lb. xec �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY t, 1W» NASHVILLE- ACCOUNT BOOKS HELP ON PROFITS OR LOSS Financial Statement la Meoaa■ary to Pay Income Taxes Or To Borrow Money trott spent Christmas with Mr. and Mra. Otto Schute*. Wre Ubbie Marshall is spending the holidays with her son Claud and fam­ ily at Lansing. menu, or those who borrow money from their banks find the accofint The many friend* ot Aubrey FraacU books Issued by the farm management _oi uirww. m, at *>»>«*> Oolleael,^ uja, u, |« two m«iU» a great aid in either endeavor . Mr Bnd Urs y^ghner and The account books kept by more than Helen are rending the week 1J00 Michigan farmers this year show )u relatives in Detroit both there financial acUrtUes are a Mra. Haym wid family narf nt tb- ve.r'a work an chrUUnM Ualon Qu Arnold and COAL HEAT costs less! Statistics. after Kentucky Coal several SdLSO now prevailing Ton Delivered WEST HOPE. Last Week's Letter. A large appreciative audience attend­ ed Hie Christmas program at the church Wednesday evening. The school put on a play In which a very original and unique "orchestra" brought down thc house. There have been many re­ quests that this orchestra be prepared to play at entertainments and •we would ; predict a very hilarious future If they decide to do this. The church put on a very excellent program, chief of which was a pageant. All appreciated t Mra. Tom Murray In her portrayal of of the hlzhrel quality at Smith Bros Volte & Co Telephone 2157 Hastings, STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Last Week's Letter Mr. Mn mni.m utro »< family. . Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Shurtew spent Christmas day with Mr. and Mra. Bert Scott of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Geiger of Has­ tings are moving onto the farm with their parefits. Mr. and Mrs. 8. Gelgei. Mra P. Rose and MIM Lucila Rose of Hastings and Mra. James Mead and Walter Blake's Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. E L. Houghtalln spent from Thursday until Sunday with Mr and Mra. George Klenk of Sparta. lyid it Is difficult to borrow money at a bank without giving the banker a financial statement. I Most Michigan fanners keep some records, but only a small percentage of ; them avail themselves of the oppor­ tunity to obtain account books which were designed for their business in this | state. These books are distributed at cost by the county agricultural agents I or by the farm management departmerit at the college. Provision is made in the books for each farm enterprise, either In crops or livestock. Space for household accounts is also provided. Most of the account | books are started early in the year । when the supplica of grains and forage are the lowest. ■ The farm management department staff helps many of the state farmers I In opening their books, check them at hast once during the year, and eloocs Hayes remained foe the TlIEY Ili: HERE! Bend. Indiana Mias Madeline Garllnger of Detroit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Garllnger. Grand Rapids spent Christmas with Earle Felghner of Detroit spent Chrialmaif and over Sunday with Ills jMrenls, Mr. and Mra. Frank Felghner. Francis Showalter visited Grand Rapids relatives over the week end. Mr and Mrs. Wallace and children were at Lansing Cliriitznas. Don't miss this opportunity tQ see Hoover Factory Experts ONLY Mrs. Jennie Sprinkle nt Eaton Rapids Christmas day. Harry Neiman of Walled lake spent thc holidays with his mother, Mrs •32® DOWN Alien Brumm of East lauwing and home for the hoHdays. Mr. and Mra. J. C. Furnlss Prices on Plumbing Fixtures are Lower than they have been for sev­ eral years! It is an opportune time to make any change in your bathroom which you have been consid­ ering. These prices will not stay at this level, and you will save by making that change now! GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY HASTINGS, MICHIGAN The picked group of cleaning expert*, aent here from the Hoover factory at our request, are in town. They arc anxious to call on any housewife who is interested in the latest and best dcaning methods. You really owe it to yourself to take advantage of this unusual opportunity. The Hoover experts will not stay long. Telephone today, or drop in mid leave your name, and make surw that your J home Is going to be on the luclty list to witness a . ; fascinnlinnly intereating demonstration of the " world's most efficient electric cleaner. As an extra incentive, we are making au unusUal' ', J apreial offer on the Newf Hoover. The Hoover fao . tory man will tell you about It. OUR GREAT SPECIAL OFFER spent Brainard of Battle Creek Mh-s Minnie Eurnlss and Miss Edith Fleming were Free Inspection—for Hoover Owners Mr and Mra. D. D. Myers of Ham­ mond, Indiana spent Christmas and the *sek end with the latter* mother, Mra. Frank McDerby. On Monday evening the men of the Woodland. Maple Orove and Nashville Evangelical churches had a meeting in the biMemi-DC of the church Rev Rlebel was the speaker. Refreshments And here is another “special.” If you own a Hoover, have it inspected and adjusted free by a fuctory-tlralned Hoover expert. Needed replace­ ments will be made at minimum cost. ■Notify us at once if you want this service. Mrs. Haybarker of Hastings spent In spite of the lack of money, the tact being that when we made our gifts for Saturday at J Williams. each other we put individual thought on each one and Hie result was that we *...... enjoyed them more fully than ready­ ones. Mr. and Mra. Bert Fincher and Nile made 1 Mrs. Bertha McKlbbin and Mrs spent from Friday until Sunday with Campbell spent Christmas with CalIfon|U Saturday night by the illness Mrs. Edith Wilten and daughters ot!•Anna ; of her mother. _____ ; Homer McKlbbin'*, Yankee Springs. Ithaca. Gall Lykins received a telegram Mrs.' Nagler of Freeport is visiting Mr. and Mra. Ernest Morehouse of her sUter. Mra Samuel Geiger Pllle llkp si>cnl Tuesday at Glen Christmas morning telling of the death of his cousin. Mias Helen Love, of Rich­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ickes and fam- Morehouse's. ily. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Striker, Mra j Osgooff and family and Mr. and mond, Indiana The new Sunday school officers and Sarah Ickes and Mrs Mattie Striker Mrs. Ray Barnes spent Christmas at teachers will be Installed during the spent Christmas with Mr., and Mrs. Lynden Johncock's of Gun lake. Archie Herrington of Dowling. James Anders and family. Edward morning service "•at 'lhe Evangelical church. Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Lon Campbell and Willson and Mr. and Mrs Harold Mr. and Mrs. Amos Wenger and family spent Christmas with Mr and Springer and family spent Christmas Mra. .Chester Bromley of south Wood- ,d*y with E. D. Springer s of Bowens family were at Grand Rapids for ..... Christmas. On Sunday they entertain1 Mills. ' fland. Mr and Mrs. George McCullough of . -------------------------------------------------Hastings spent Wednesday evening at of Detroit. MY and Mra. Vem HawGlen Morehouse's and attended thejbllta and daughter of Hlghbank and Christmas exercises at lhe church. I Mr. and Mrs. Verri Bera and family. Several from here attended the! Dr. and Mra. W. A. Vance were I on Thursday evening. Rev. Isaac Osgood of Huntington College. Ind., te home this week. Wil­ liam McCallum of Western State Nor­ Imal and Gordon McCallum of Michi­ gan State College are also visiting the Iwtne folks during vacation. Mr. and Mra. Hubert Pettlnglll of Hickory Comers spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Everett Mc­ Callum. . ’ Quarterly meeting will be held here at thc church Saturday afternoon and Sunday. January 9 and 10. Rev. Baldorff will preside, assisted by our pas­ tor. Rev. King. 111 EAST STATE ST. Ruth Several young people from the Evan­ gelical church attended a youths' con­ ference at lhe Evangelical church In Laming Tuesday. The meeting began clle Wyant near Kalamo. John Wolring of La Salle. Ill. was a Christma.-, guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H- D. Wotring. Miss Bess Hinckley has leased Hie Dixie Qll station at the junction of M-79 and M-14. Merle Hinckley and Harry Green will continue as thc at­ tendants. The Star theater Is open again after being ctatstt Sil summer. Some very good pictures have been booked. Mr. and Mrs. fharles Betts enter­ tained relatives from Kalamazoo and Detroit over Christmas. BOWSE CENTER. Last Week's Letter. HICKORY CORNERS. * Mrs. Helen Smith is spending a few 1 Christmas visitors at Guy Smith's weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Bert arre John Thomas and family of Lan­ sing and Mr. and Mra. Howard Hough­ Pennock. In Kalamasoo. Prances Butler returned Sunday to ton of Detroit. her work in Kalamazoo after a siege John Nash and family and Jennie of mumps. Flynn and son Clair spent Christmas Mrs. Frank Brown entertained the with Nellie Flynn and family of Alto Sunday guests at Walt Thomas' were Banner class of the M. P. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith. Mr, and Mrs school Monday evening. The Y. M. W B. was entertained at Howard Houghton of Detroit, and Mrs the home of MIm Edna Willison New J. S. Thomas. The latter remained for Year's evening. a more extended visit There will be quarterly meeting at Mrs. Clara Watts and daughter. the W. M church next Saturday and Mabie spent Christmas with Will Bunday with E. S. McCarty of Lan­ Watts. Sr. and son Voids nnd family of ding. a returned missionary from Ja­ Alto. pan presiding. Sunday evening he will Mr. and Mra. Will Watts. Jr., spent illustrate his address with colored Christmas with the latter's sister. slides. Marion, and family In Grand Rapids This being the “week of prayet* a Wayne Benton and, family. Frank union prayer meeting will be held Brew and wife. Watt Thomas and fam­ Thursday afternoon at the M. P. ily. Merle Karcher and Naomi Parker church. enjoyed Christmas with Mr. nnd Mrs. The M. P. Ladies' Aid will meet Fri­ Lewis Skinner of -Middleville day for dinner at lhe church base­ Laurence Benton visited Wm. Mar­ ment. shall In Grand Rapids Saturday. Glenn and Ross Wiiidby with their EAST DELTON. families spent their Christmas vaca­ tion with their parents Iterc. returning Last Week's Utter. Mr nnd Mrs. John Willison and Saturday to their homes in Oscola county. i Miss Viola entertained Christmas. Gor­ Mrs. Viola Ouldebcck of Otsego visi­ die Durkee and family ot Delton. Mr. ted her\incle. Henry Wludby, Wednes­ and Mrs Claud Harrington and Clar­ day ence Willison, Edd Willison. Mr. and Attendance at our two Sunday Mra. Elmer Willison and Marietta. Mr. schools Sunday was U7. Not so bad for and Mrs Clarence Payne and son. Elour little burg! win. ot Hope Center, Mr. and Mrs Ray Thc L. A. S. of the M. P. church are Durkee and family. Mr. and Mrs Char­ practicing for a play "My Irish Rose­ ley Beck of Galesburg and Stewart to be given about February 1. Waters. The Young People’s class of the M. P. Ma&n Newton, Rex Waters and fam­ S. 8. will be guests of Trews Bera ily and Miss Viola Willison called to Wednesday evening . see Mrs. Julia Town at Crispe hospital. Freeman Fisk and family and Mrs Plainwell, on Wednesday of last week LaMonte of Battle Creek were gueste Mr. and Mrs. George Leinaar and Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bolyen. daughter of Hickory Corners were Doretha Jones u very tow at this guests Sunday at Rex Waters'. ■Tiling. Floyd Collison and family spent Mr. and Mra. Homer Flowers of Milo Christmas at Josh VanderUc's near spent Bunday with i»er sister. Mrs. Dowling Cadwallader. Mr. and Mra. John Wlljison. Mtes Viola and Stewart Walers spent Sun­ LABELS. day near Potterville with Mrs. Willi­ A label saying. "Below U. 8 Stan­ son's sister and husband. ’ dard-Low Quality But Not Ulegtl," on canned peas, peaches, pears, apricots, ASPARAGUS. cherries, and tomatoes does not mean After frost has killed the asikragus that the. producu are unwholesome nor plants in the home garden, it's a good unlit to eat. but does mean that the idea to cut off lhe tops close to the »I goods are of lower quality than the U. ground and burn them This destroy* IS. standards, under the food and drugs any dUtues tiiat nu.y be on the stenu. • 9/ie HOOVER Miller Furniture Company Telephone 2226 :: Hastings, Michigan ■ ............................ .................................... f What’s New in the New Chevrolet Six When you read uAoi'i sew in lk« new Outruir| iqu |oQ wU| i(ttec {|.( lbe Gfxit Americas Value £o» 1932. Syncro-Mesh and Free Wheel­ ing combined f« the Ent time in alow-priced car! F-rigina and cbaaaia improvement* that raiae |>er[ormanre to new heighU of power, apecd and amoolhoeat! The finest Syncro-Mesh Tranamteaion Syncro-Me.h permit* yon tn ahifl gear* with rnirvelinj. rpiu-kneoa, quietnew* and eaae. It even enable* yma to *hift ra|»dly from high back into accond. any time you want to uae the braking Curve of the engine. 65 to 70 Miles an Hour with Faster Acceleration Vital new feature* io Chevrolet'* air-cylinder engine enable it to develop 65 lo 70 mtlr* an hour. Stopwatrb |c*t* *ltr>w an acceieralMjaa from 0 to 35 niilee in 6.7 aeooada. Fbhcr boliea Chevrolet ha* ever introduced. And tha tame qualitic* of reliability and econorey that have won the approval of million* of Chevrolet owner*. AH thcaa you will find in tiie new Chevrolet Six at one of the loweat prices in the market I That'* why the new Chevrolet Six i* called the Great American Value fur 1932! A Smoother, Improved Six-Cylinder Engine Chevrolet now ha* downdraft car­ buretion. new cvUrwirr head, mani­ folding, counter -balanced rr«nk shaft • nd rubber mounting, inercaaing l>owcr 20 per cent to 60 Isonepowcr. Simplified Free Whssllng To lake advantage of Chevrolet'* Free Wheeling, .imply prrM a button on lhe da*h. Until yon pull it out again, you "Free Wheel." You coaat when your foot i* off the accel­ erator. You *tuf t with magical earn. Stabilized Front-End Mounting Smart New FHher Bodie- Chevrolet'* ercluaive method of mounting front fender*, lamp*, double lie-bar and radiator *cnir«ly to the frame stabilize* the frontend.and inaure* ateadinr** when txavelmg over rough road*. Chevrolet'* new Fuhvr bqdw* are Uw amarteet ever to appear in the •‘’■■P**** Md. Furtbcrmare. Fwbzr craftamcn have added new elrmrnu of ttreugth, quictncae and wdidity to the wouj-and-alec 1 conatructicr'. * Smoother Operation . . . fobtlnctive ' 'New Front-End Appearance . . . An Improved Clutch . .. Down-Draft Car­ buretion . . . Counterbalanced Crank­ shaft . . . Finger-Touch Front Seat PRICED AS LOW AS ’475 4S aria* f. a A Kw. Mia. S*«U ■m* *Mariw* aad •nr CM4C .rw* CU.J. MMW Dmwc M4. DM. j Gmm^ »*m« THE GREAT AMERICAN VALVE FOR 1B83 ' ' SEE YOUR DEALER BELOW ------- KRYW TH 1W W* • HASTINGS^:.; MICHICXR Freeport * D- Cadwallader, Hickory Cmn C W. Ruell, Woodland . - �TWB ■AlYfNGS BANNBR. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY «, 1*U FREEPORT. Last Week's Letter. Floyd Walton and Lata Care* Honert Feed* at Hanot Prien Victor Bteckle of Lansing and Mr. Prank C. Deming children. Little Jean Brandt of Lansing is MICHIGAN BB TELEPHONE - ed hl* tnoliier. Mr* F. E- Denting, over ( Mr and Mrs Duane Bauer tn Hastings ’ -— | Don TafTee of HasUng* waa a Batur-1 Mr and Mrs Wallace Campbell and The Rebekah* held thetr "Family day guaat at lhe home of Mr and Mrs. family motored Thuraday to Delton to Night" party Thuraday evening, De­ George Thompson Dell Godfrey ar\d wife accompanied cember It. at the local I. O. O. F. hall All Odd Fellows and Rebekahs and Mr. and Mfs. George Hooper to Grand : thetr families were invited, to help In Rapids where they were guests Christ celebrating the beginning of thc New ter ink. Mr. and Mr*. Omo Knowles and bei Osborne were lhe committee In Ralph Klddir spent m*r»l day* the latter's parent*. Mr. and Mrs R. Josephine Novtskey accompanied Mr with Mr. and Mrs. G$orge Kelly of Irv, Kintz and daughters to Hastings Mon­ E. Lipscomb. In Grand Rapids. John Delaney spent -Christmas w ith Little Dorothy Perkins wa* brought day Christmas rural* at the George Por- hl* uncle, Mike McAndre. aat Mneeley. I pome Saturday from Pennock hospital much Improved In health. COATS GROVE. Herbert Hinckley of Dearborn, and Irring-and Mrs Moms Vanderllp Mrs. Deeds Nagler has been carinc Last Week's Leiter. I Corwin Noviakey of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs Willard Demond at-| ' Augusta Hinckley were Saturday caller* tended the golden wedding anniversary; bowling. St the Burrarrer home. last Thuraday of the latter’s parents., a Christmas guest of his brother Claud. and Mrs Amy Raurabnugh of Charlotte Mr. and Mr*. Arch Grave*. Mr and Mr*. Nell Smith of Mldlapd' Herbert Hinckley of Dearborn and were guest* Bunday of the latter's idiand Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shelley of' Mias Augusta Hinckley were in Has­ Lansing spent Christmas with lhe j Mr and Mra Will Blough tings Saturday on business Mrs Anna Walton is very much im­ home folks. MIm Freda Smith returned Jerome Kidder and aon Darrell of proved In health and attended the fu­ with the former to spend her vacation. The school gave a fine program on ' of Mr*. Lydia Kidder. neral of Dr. Griswold Monday. FLOUR * FEED ♦ COAL CEMENT LIME Mr and Mrs Orio Bam hart of Ian- Wednesday evening. There was a nice Mr. and Mra. George Thompson BRICK -.- TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS I spent the week end In Hasting* the Ung spent Sunday at the home of the Christmas tree and presents Popcorn, guest of their son Harry and family latter’s brother. Mr. and Mrs Elmer apple* and candy were served. Miss Ada M. Hawley and Mias Gladys PHONE 2118 Frank Ganger waa a Christmas guest Roush HASTINGS of relatives In Heating*. Mr and Mra Ray Ware of south Crandall of Fayette. Ohio, and Mr. Lowell and P. M. Burgess and thrc- Johnson of Toledo, Ohio, attended I rhurch here Bunday. In thc evening children of Knlamaaoo colled Bunday i Jaan spent Chrlstma* with Mr. and Mr and Mrs Floyd Roush and son Community service She win the min­ ' .................. . ....................1 ’ —1— ' ■ Mr*. Orio Thoma* and family at Byron Without your telephone, you would inits many HOPE CENTER. ter of Hasting*. I Center. ’ Reed of Campbell called Saturday eve- ister of the local church 11 years ago, and all were glad to hear her again of thc delightful social events you so enjoy. Last Week’s Letter 1 Albert Anders of Plainwell returned | Revival meeting* will begin at the nine at the Elmer Roush home. MBs Ruth Woodman of Caledonia is; William Forbey. Jr., ia sjlending the w- .k* u.. home Saturday after spending a week Pleasant Valley U. B. church. January , , *'uh W' •tatCT- Mn’- Ercd Ashb>’ ' 3 Rev Charles A Glass will be evan- week with his aunt and uncle. Mr and home for her vacation. Invitations to impromptu parties, gotten up “on Mrs Alice Coolbaugh of Hastings is I ■ Mr MDd Mr> °*orBe K‘hlcr “J1 «eUlt ‘nd u “ ’•ry interesting speaker Mrs. Fred Schrader, of Campbell. Mr*. Ralph Keyser and daughter Ar- visiting her son. Warren and family. ■ thc spur of the moment,” are almost always *ons »P*nt Christmas In Kalamauxf Thuraday caller, at the Mra. Lydia Mr. and Mr*. Clark O^mmlth *nd j .,2 u«' pred Ashb>'and f,mny ei*nt chr,at-1Kiddcr home Mr and Mrs war- dlth of Lowell spent the week end with also John Tcxter and Mr. and Mrs. mM ftl Mr and Mrg Ernest Arm- ren Kidder of Irving; Mr. and Mrs her parents. Mr. and Mrs. William family are visiting relative* In Canada extended by telephone. Informal bridge games Mrs, Lov* Bullrnbargcr and Clair Dukes . . . luncheons . . . shopping trip* . . . theater Onraber ,1 u . unMw dlmurlIn ___ ______ __________ wlUo„ o Mr lnd UrI Miss Ella Coles spent her vacation Steiner and friend of Detroit. Mr. and Mra Hubert Barnum nnd family and -with her parent* In Battle Creek. | TAIBlAtt . parties . . . scores of such events arc arranged Mra. Claude Fighter received thc sad Clarence Steiner spent Christmas at i Mr., and Mr* Elmer Amsler and sons • Last .Week's Letter. liome were. Mr. and Mra Semlah Seese new* of the death of her uncle. Theo­ John Woodman's. by telephone. from Kenton. Ohio, Mr. and Mrs.; Funeral service* for Mrs Harn Bel- and Mr*. J. O. Reuter of Irving and dore Jones Funeral and burial took Mrs Edith McQueen and Mr and Anthony Williams and little son*, Mr. Unger of Detroit, familiarly called by Mr and Mrs. Wesley Kline and non place Monday. Mr*. Albert McQueen of Detroit. Mr The telephone in your home is a great social and Mra Rusacll Kay of Kalamazoo. I Aunt Abbtc. were held Monday al Verne of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs Miner King ot Bownc and Mrs. M Curtis and family of Mr. and Mr*.’ Harold Reger and son of the home of Nelson Willison and burial Freeport, and Mrs. Arlle-Spindler and 1 Mrs Mary Bustance and son Ted and asset. And in case offin, sickness or Cloverdale spent Christmas and week at Hickory Corner*. daughters of Woodland *pent Sunday and Mrs. J. D. Cool. end with their [Xrente. Mr and Mrs , The Aid Society which wa* held al Clyde Tooker home in Oarlton. with Mra Martha BeVier. other emergency, telephone service is ff B Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Townsend en-1 Frank Leonard. the home of Mrs Mason Forahey waa Friday evening callers at the Ted were visiting Saturday with her sister, Mr. and Mra. Will Cox and son from largely attended The January meet­ Bustance home were. Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mr*. Glen Perkin*, and fam­ tertained the annual gathering of priceless. Gull lake visited Fred Ashby and fam- , tn< will be the third Wednesday at the Vem AUerding and three children of ilyTownsend relative* at their home on llyMr. lastand week. Albertlne Smith. Levant McIntyre and Mr. and Mr*. Christmas day. Guest* - present were Mrs. Cliarle* McDermott | home Wc of arewdl glad to hear Dale Bunnell Carlton Center, and Mr. and Mr*. Carl Perkin* of Woodland were Christ­ Mr*. Kittle Sprague and Harold Cheater AUerding of Coats Grove. spent Friday and Saturday at the homo i* getting about again after his serious Helen and Hubert Thomas of Byron mas guest* at the home of the tetter * Sprague. Mr. and Arlfe Townsend and of their daughter, Mra. Clarence Tex-1 accident. - ____________ _ Charles Ludlow spent Christmas day Center are spending a few days with brother and family, Mr. and Mra. Glen Bob Dick, and Martha Townsend. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Endsley and Jack and, Last Week's Letter. thetr grandparents. Rev. and Mr*. E. Perkins Mr. and Mr*. William Duke* and Jean Endsley of Grand Rapids; Mra.1 Doris McKlbbin is spending this Yankee Springs. M. Wheeler. Lottie Stowell and Miss Gertrude . week with friends In Ionia. Rev. and Mrs Minard Lewis nnd family spent Christmas with their Mr. and Mr*. Geo. McKlbbin enterchildren of south Bownc were Christ­ daughter, Mr. and Mra Ralph Kyaer Stowell of Detroit. Mr. and Mr*. CheaSprings on account of the lllnca* ter Stowell and Bobby and Mr. and tamed Bunday. Mr. and Mr*. Lyle Mcmas guest* ot the letter's parent*. Mr. and daughter Ardlth June, of Lowell. and Mra. Henry Adams. Dr Peckham and sister. Mrs Edith Mra. Keith Stowell of Kalamazoo. Mr. Klbbtn and children. Mra. James Null ' * " “ -----­ The Chcesebrough mill Is again In Godfrey, were Christmas gurats of Mrs and Mr*. Wallace Townsend of Hastings attended Sunday school at Yan­ operation for an Indefinite time eight Martont Nagler and • son Phillip at tings and Mr. and Mra. D. D. Town­ kee Springs Sunday. send. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Townsend Grand Rapid*. hours a day. Lloyd Moore of Detroit 1* spending Phillip Nagler Is making hl* home and Mr. and Mrs. Lon Woods of,Coate kee Springs church waa a great succaas. the week end with the home folks. indefinitely with Dr. Peckham and Mrs. Grove. DEC. 21at, thia company mailed out Mr. and Mrs. Clare Bassett and Edith Godfrey, while hi* mother. Mrs check* to thousand* of it* investor* pay­ daughter Doris of Middleville were Marion Nagler. is recovering from her ing them the earning* on their investment for Chrlstma* guests at the home of the recent Illness at the home of her sister former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. George in Chicago. the six month* ending Jan. lat. Thia makes Bassett. Ml** Mary Humphrey Is the trained the 84th consecutive dividend the company Mr. and Mra. Dan I*ostma spent Sun­ trurae who la caring for MtUe Dorothy day in Grand Rapid* with the latter’s tinier and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Don George Perkins is in a critical condi­ Thia is worth thinking about Richards. tion at the home of his daughter, Mrs Grandma Barton Isn't ao well of late Theodore Rhul. tn Chicago and Is falling fast and Is very feeble. Ed. Coate and wife spent Christmas I. E. Moore and aon Lloyd were in and week end with their daughter and Grand Rapid* Saturday on business. husband. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Doty, and Percy Rosser spent Christmas In Al­ family at Level Park. legan with hl* son Wesley, wife and Christmas guests at the home of Mr. daughter. Gwendolyn Ruth. Mr. and Mrs Earl Rogers and daugh­ Mr*. Ray ’Seese and family ot La­ ter Marguerite, spent Bunday with Mrs. gan. Mr. and Mrs. Ashel Thompson and 1250 Griswold SL, Detroit Rogers’ mother. Mra. Caxaday, and famlly.JJr. and Mr*. Phillip Wingeler helped her celebrate her birthday. and daughter Vivian of Bowne. E.tabluhed 1M9 Mrs Ross Johnson of Jackson called H. W. 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MIDGET RADIO MACHINE SHOP S TUBE COMPLETE With Complete Line of Parts •19“ Battery «4» Exchanro I FK Ga«r*inf<a HEATERS for AU Can IsutaUod jffuto jport Jtiop Phono 2177 “Drive-Zn Service” Hasting* Krclgcr of Grand Rapid* were visitors at the Pearl Smith home Tuesday. Mrs Pauline Daniels of Irving sta­ tion came Tuesday to stay Indefinitely at the home of Mra. Pearl Smith. Richard and Ethel Palmer of Irving station were Clirtstmas caller* at the Pearl Smith home. Mr. and Mr*. F. E. Brunner spent Christmas at the home of Roydan Warner at Lowell. Mr*. Ralph Bhaw of Battle Creek 1* spending a few days wUh Mr. and Mrs Mlsa Katherine Otterbein of Detroit U spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Lobdell. Richard Lobdell U spending the holi­ day vacation at lhe home of his par­ Ira Blough of Alto called Bunday on his parents. Will Blough and wife. MY. and Mrs. O. L Henney spent Bunday with the latter’s brother. Elmer Wlney, of Lake Odessa Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Curtis* attended a family reunion Christmas nt thc home D. B. McQueen and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. McQueen ot Detroit spent the week end at the home ot L. M. Curtiss. Alice Burgess son and daughter ac­ companied Playford Burgess to Has­ tings Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wynn and chil­ dren of Logansport. Indiana, ore guests this week of Rev. and Mr*. Wynn. P. A. Thomas and wife attended the Christmas program at Carlton Center Mrs. Hasel Novtekey spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs Sam Eckert and thc latter’s daughter. Mrs. Maggie Wan- Rev. and Mrs Wilkins spent Christ­ mas with their daughter and husband. Mr. and Mra. Wagner, and family of Mr. and Mrs Charles Beattie and Grand Rapids family of Vicksburg spent Bunday with Born twins, a boy and a girl to Mr. the latter’s .parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Babbitt. St. Mary’s hospital Names are DonMrs. Fred Walter* and daughter Lester and Doris Mae. Myrtle of Irving were callers Saturday Orrie Catt and wife returned Satur­ evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. day to their work in Kalkaska. Lewi* catt, wife and family of Kala­ Friday callers at thc home of Mr. anti mazoo were Bunday visitors at lhe Mra. John Ltctka were. Leon Howk ol home of Mra. Ella Catt. * South Bownc and Harry Lane of Stan­ Christmas guests at the Mrs Ella ton. . Catt home were: Mias Marie Mussel Mr. and Mr*. Arthur VanDeusen and and Ernie Buckingham of Mancelona. •on Jack of Caledonia were Friday call­ Donald Winters of Grand Rapids. Mr. er* at the home of Mr. and Mr*. John and Mrs. Eddie SUufier and family of Uctka. Bownc. Howard Great of Chicago apd Mr*. Emily Sullivan and daughter Frank Bunker and aon Gerald of Alto. EBean of Hasting* called Thuraday al Mr*. Lydia Simpson was a Bunday the home of thc former's sister, Mr* guest of Mr. and Mra. Sam Eckert ot John Ltctka , Irving. P. A. Thoma* and wife entertained Mra. Maggie Wanieoa of Toledo. Ohio, John Baker of Lowell Thuraday. came Wednesday to spend the holidays Mr. and Mr*. George Seger and Bry­ With her mother, Mra. Bam Eckert. an Walker spent Christmas at th? Bunday guest* at the P. K. Deming home were Aaron J Burges* and two cod ' children Marie and Robert ot KalamaPlayford Burgess and three chil­ ■oo; Franklin Woldring of Holland, dren. Eunice. Paul and Hllmar of and Mis* Ione Salsbury of Grand Kalamazoo spent from Thursday till Rapid*. Mrs. George Deming; Mra. El­ Bunday at the P. E. Demlug home. mer Roush. Mr. and Mra. Allen Fish, Oscar Vanlmpe of Irving was a guest Mrs. Franklin K- Burge** and two chil­ Saturday at the W. S Surrsrrer home dren. Christmas guests at the home o! Mr. and Mrs Freeman Comstock of Adam Endres and wife were. Mr. and M*» Burt Hayner and family and Keith Durkee of Woodland. Mr. and guests ot mother. Mra. Lydia Mra. Carl Gilliland of Lake Odessa Sim peon. Cluistmas guest* at the home of Mr. ■Tiday at the Clyde Tooker and MT*. F. E- Deming were: Playford Carlton. Burses* and three children. Eunice Hllmar and Paul ot Battle Creek/Mr. Androw Brandt and children and Ken­ neth Bteckle of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs PUMPKIN or Sauerkraut 4 25' NAVY BEANS a^d*i^r 6 20c PICNICS s”'°M “"H*■ 10c PEANUTBUTTER SALAD DRESSING Rajah Brand qt jar 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE Mild and Mellow ib. PINK SALMON Alaaka, Cold Stream tall can CATSUP Quaker Maid Utt K ’ BREAD Grandmother’s Quality 14b. W 23‘ 29c 19c 10c 5c / FINE QUALITY MEATS Bulk Lard 'C BEEF STEAK 2u»17c PORK STEAK 4u„25c PORK SAUSAGE FRESH HAMBURG NO CEREAL 4-25c Choice Chuck Cwt* 10c BEEF ROAST Poirlc IKonst l""' Fn*h Picnin Lb 7* A&P FOOD storm Th. Great Atlantic * Pacific Taa Co. �3 3 V S THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY *■ IBM COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS | LEGAL NOTICES | FARM GROUPS STUDY WAYS TO AID SOILS Mr*. Hohl, In Chicago 1* much better Problem* of Mean* to Increase Fertility of Field* Interest* Michigan Farmer* raaatT. V>'ki*»n brr 1*S4. la LU- Method* of obtaining more profitable crops by Improving tiie soil* on their <•.... . >ki«k Interesting subject* tor Michigan farm»u*Ur Over Dividends a Utile. Chicago with his father who ha* been very ill. Mr. and Mra. Dell Godfrey enter­ tained Mr. and Mr*. George Hooper and family of Clarksville and Mr. and Mra. J..W. Rlgterlnk and family of Grand Rapids New Year's day. department al Michigan Blate College, who are conducting school* on soil Further InformaUon will be gladly furnished. management in 12 counties. Wednesday evening caller* at the home More than 1.000 farmers are taking Woodland. । which 1* given in Mlws Ruth and Dorothy Tabberer visited relatives in Clare Thursday and' LANSING. MICHIGAN waygo county farmers were included In Friday. the groups which took the first year, Local Representative: J. L. Maus A Son course last year, and more than 300 arc lings were Friday callers ai the hosnfe continuing their study this year. of Mr. and Mra. Frank Hynes. The basic problem on mat Michigan Mra. Hasel Noviskey and daughter. soils, how to correct acidity so legumes June, accompanied Mr. Kintz and can be grown, Is lhe first subject in the daughters. Lulu and Florence, to Has­ MILO. course given by thc College *peclah*U ting* Saturday on business. Lou Henney. Mr*. Florence Wilkinson returned to Two men from each of the groups in ...... ou, n. ouuuilir unu --- ------ -----' ----------- ---- her home in Kalamazoo Saturday after the county meet the speclalut* each Hastings v Isltors Saturday I Grand Rapid* Wednesday on business •pending a couple of week* with her U»-r _____ ____month, take notes on the talks given Mr and Mrs Charlie Beattie and *«<,<■. labor ...................... . . John Bishop of Grand Rapids and and then relay this information to the Mrs Alfred Corbett ot Toledo, called daughters. Irene and Jean, of Vicks­ day the yspent the day with Mr. and other 10 or 12 men In their groups. Friday at the home of Mrs. Lydia Kid­ burg were over the week-end guest* Mr* will Chamberlain. Shultz, and The information on ways to improve der and sons. Ralph nnd Walter. Wednesday they were guests of Mr. and, ■oils continue* through organic mat­ Mlss Ruth Tabberer returned Satur­ Mr*. Vern Quick. Banfield. New Year's Tiie New Yearn party which was ter. soil moisture, balancing plant ra­ given Thursday evening by the Rebek­ day to her school dutle* at Taylor Uni­ tions. commercial fertilizers. tillage, versity at Upland. Indians. crop rotations, systems of soil manage­ ahs and Odd Fellow* and their famSunday callers at the home of Mrs. After the holiday vacation school is ment. and soil type* and erosion Means Mary Lou Henney were, Mr*. Alice of stopping the low of top soil through lhe stormy weather. Everyone enjoyed Bachelder and Mrs. Hazel Roush of in session again this Monday morning. the evening which was spent in visit­ Mr. and Mrs. Don Jones and children ing. dancing and card playing In which Hastings. newest Michigan problem*. will move onto the farm east of Milo Mr*. Neal Karcher and Roscoe Fighter Capitol Savings & Loan Company II ai**: la*.-> .. 1*31. haadrad twenty four ai tka datikrt (»n*.OT). CLOVERADLE. Last WeeJc's Letter. Rev. Holtz motored to Niles. Tuesday, bringing his mother back with him. to spend the Christmas week end. Mr. and Mrs James MacDonald at­ tended the funeral of their little granddaughter. Bethel Dawn of Kala­ mazoo. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John MacLeod and granddaughter. MIm Lucille MacLeod, of Hastings spent Christmas with E L. MacLeod and family. Mr. and Mr*. R. Johncock spent Wednesday at the home of their daughter. Mrs. Powers of Plalnwett. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Monica enter­ tained their* children for Christmas. HINDS CORNERS. Mr* Marion Clem and family at Carl- j Pr»nk Uwrwu*. and occupied by Mr. netta Miller and Herman Rensch the tnn Mr. and Mra. Mahlon Tobias 1 And Mrs. Earl Laubaugh lhe past thirton rtantar. Center consolations. two children of Battle Creek spent last Mr. Lott of Elmdale called Tuesday •“ year*. Mr Laubaugh will move onW. 8. Burrarrer was home from Dut­ farm near Milo it ia reported. We ton Saturday. O. Tobias and Bert. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ware of South Marshall Allen and son. Mr*. Hall family into this community again. South woodland. Owing to the Ice storm of Thursday Mra J. M- smith and Mr* Caroline tie Creek spent Tuesday evening with Deming home. Mr. and Mra. Carl Gilliland spent Shopbell who are ill are slowly improv­ night tiie telephone lines from Prairie­ ville centra) are a!) out of commission ing. Leah Barrell accompanied Floyd To­ bias to Kalamazoo Sunday evening to The condition of Mrs. Lucy Rowlader Messrs and Meadames J. J. Doster spend the week with her aunt and lit­ slster. Miss Nellie Rayan remain* about the same. and H. J. Flower' attended tiie Pine Mr. and Mr*. Ward Hynes of Milling tle Marian Tobias returned to her Mr. and Mra. Claud Kantner of WUschool after spending her vacation consin. who spent their vacation with and Mrs. Ernest Hall Saturday and home of the former's parents, Mr. and his parents. Mr. and Mra. Levi Kantner, with her grandparents. report a most interesting meeting. Mrs Frank Hynes. Floyd Allen of Battle Creek is stay­ returned home Sunday The Milo Ladles' Aid will be entcrMr. and Mr* Claude Walton were In ing at tiie home of his uncle, C. N. To­ Mr. and Mra. Wash Helmer received Grand Rapids Saturday. the sad news of tiie death of their bias. Callers at the home of Mr. and Mra. daughter. Mr* Lottie Helmer Bowles, Wednesday. January 20. A pot luck Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bechtel and fam­ dinner everyone invited. ily of Hastings visited his sister. Mr. P. E. Deming Bunday were, Mr. and tn a Kalamazoo hospital. January 1. She Charley Youngs. Will Oms and Mr. Mrs. George Pickett and daughter. leaves a husband and six children. All and Mrs. Ronald Hayner. Bunday. and Mrs Andrew Orns. all of Barry The Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle Bernice and Mrs Jim Thomson of tiie family have thc sympathy of the township called on Albert Chase Wed­ Caledonia and Miss Ruth Tabberer. will meet with Mrs. C. N. Tobias Wed­ community in their sorrow. nesday. Darrell Kidder and Roy Doster of Mrs. Gertrude Varney and Bammle. nesday. January 13 for an all day On New Year's morning Albert Chaw meeting and election of officers. All Battle Creek called Tuesday at thc Jr., of Nashville spent the week end Mr. and Mr*. Porter Tooze and family members are requested to be present Lydia Kidder home. with her mother, Mra. Lucy Rowlader. were happily surprised when the form­ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gerold and Visitors welcome. Pot luck dinner fur­ who 1* seriously ill. er'» son. Alfred Chase, and family of daughter of Northville were Friday vis­ nished by the members. Mrs Carrie Scott is spending the Battle Creek drove In to spend the day. ____ u-. u—.. . .. . ..... . . .. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tobias took their itors of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Camp­ son. Mahlon. and family to their home bell. er-ln-law, Bert Bowles. and family be- All had a happy time. Mr. and Mr*. George Thompson en­ in Battle Creek Bunday, then drove to ing called by the death Of her sister | Mrs Crowd and son-in-law started tertained Mr and Mr*. Roy Yarger and Kalamazoo to sec their daughter. Thel­ Little Joan Hershberger spent part Thursday morning for Pennsylvania to ma. who was operated on in Bronson Mrs. Miller and Fred Savacool. George of last week with her aunt. Mra. Strong spend New Year's with her people hospital for appendicitis Thursday and Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thomp­ In Jackson returning home Thursday. th— —k- —« son and family all of Hasting* to a found her getting along fine. School began today. Monday, after Mrs. Susie Lawrence and friend. Mr. New Year’* party. The evening was several day's vacation. Mr. and Mrs Porter Tooee and Miss Mr. and Mra. Orl Everett and daugh­ Cook, of Battle Creek called on her ■pent in playing 500. Mr. and Mr* Ray Hamilton and ter of South Nashville called on Mr. Mildred spent Sunday with Chas. Lau­ cousin. Mr*. C. W. Tobias, and family baugh end thc former's mother. Mrs. daughter. Beverly spent the holidays and Mrs. W Helmer and daughter one Alice Fargo, of South Hope. Bunday afternoon. Floyd Tobias of Kalamazoo spent with relative* In Battle Creek. afternoon last week. Little Dorothy Perkins is slowly New Year's day with his parents. HOLMES CHURCH. Miss Thressa Bechtel and girl friend gaining under lhe care of Mrs. Frank ROBINHUE PARK. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wickham and of Hastings spent the week end with Cool Mr. and Mr* John Kollar spent Sat­ sons were New Year's guests at Archie The Misses Norma and Neida Cool the former's sister, Mrs. Ronald Hay­ Wilson * in Kalamazoo. returned home Thursday from an ex­ urday afternoon in Grand Rapids and ner, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crockford spent tended stay with relatives in Llnden- called on thc former’* brother, Clyde, and found him much improved. Harold Sunday at Welby Crockford's in Wood­ vllle. New York. CRESSEY. „ Mrs. W. W. Boughner lias been quite returned home with them after spend­ land. Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mra. John McLeoud were Mr. and Mrs. N H. Barber visited Mr. 111 for several days but very much im­ ing a week with hl* mother. Mr*. Celia Potts of Middleville has New Year's guests at Albert Rheam's and Mra. Fred Barber near Galesburg proved at this writing. been visiting her son. Julian, and fam- near Lake Odessa. . Sunday. Mr: and Mra. Joseph Crockford spent Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jones entertain­ Mrs Hazel Noviskey and two sons Miss Orpha Headly spent iier vaca­ New Year's at Will Crockford's in ed at a Christmas party on Chrlstma* accompanied Glenn Noviskey to Dut­ tion in Allegan with Mr. and Mrs. North Carlton. eve. the employees of the Lockeshore ton Monday. Mrs. Mary Lou Henney attended the Wlnegar and family. farm and a few other friends. ily were Sunday visitors at Bert HayMr. Stocking and Mrs Waters visit­ funeral of Theodore Jone* Tuesday al Grand Rapids spent Wednesday night nera in Carlton. er the latter'* daughter. Mrs. Verne Hasting*. Next Sunday church will be held at Mr. and Mrs. Victor Henney and with the former's slater and husband. Towne and family at Plainwell on Sat­ the home of Ou* Johnson. Mr. and Mrs John Kollar. daughters spent Wednesday evening urday. Mis* Alma Schumaker from near Plainwell spent Wednesday night and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie En- Emerson and daughter, and Mrs. Gas­ kill of Hastings. Saturday evening. Emma Johncock from Harbor Beach Is home for the holidays. Miss Beth Waugh of Hasting* spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mr*. Art Waugh. Miss Jean Waugh spent a few days Jennie Baker of Kalamazoo spent the with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dodgson at Richland. Those who spent Christmas at the Miss Helen Patton of Midland was home of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Enzlan home to help cheer Christmas time the week end at the Waugh home. He Enzlan and son and Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Mills and daugh­ Lee Reynolds and family all local. Tlw ter of South Bend spent Christmas with Mr. and Mr*. Grant Dickerson. and Mrs Leslie Enzlan. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Crandall and family of Kalama­ NORTHEAST CARLTON. zoo being present at that time. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Lower and chil­ A surprise party was held, at the dren of Lansing visited her parents. Mr. home of Clay Barber. Sunday Evening and Mrs. A. M Decker, and family New in honor of C. L.*s birthday. Year's day. . Mr. and Mra. Harry Rollston and Vaughn Lydy spent his Christmas family of Augusta spent Christmas vacation with his sister and husband. with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mr*. Elwyn Hayward, of Del­ Cosgrove. ton. Mr. and Mra. Elmer Reynolds of Del­ Mildred Ainsworth of Lansing *pent ton spent Thursday with Lee Reynolds Thursday night and Friday with Scott and family. Lydy and family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Myers of Lake MORGAN. Odessa and Frank Barry of Odessa Donald Mead of the M. 8. C spent Center spent New Year's day with Mr. and Mra. Tom Barry. A ten pound son arrived at thc Geo. Mr and Mrs Ralph Devine spent Brisbin home Christmas Eve. Mother Sunday with Mrs. Devine* brother. and babe are getting along nicely. Ray Preston, and family near Lacey. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Keeler and family of Hastings visited her grandmother, Forest, returned home Sunday after ipMttansa-wa Mr*. C. Blairs, Sunday, *he is In very spending a part of last week with Mra. poor health. Mead's parents at Macy. Indiana. Mr. and Mr*. Scott Lydy and Louise t*. Ukhigsa, Uli aotb Mr. and Mrs. Otto Neff and family Lydy visited Mr and Mrs Sam Lydy at visited relative* and friend* in LanBaddiebag lake Saturday. Mrs. Louise Lydy 1* home again Rev. I. Gibbs of Hastings and Mrs. after spending the holidays with her Mamie Webb and family spent Bunday daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. with Mr. and Mra Clair Van Sickle title Quick, of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mr*. Elwyn Hayward of Del­ Donald of Lansing spent last week with SOUTH COATS GROVE. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Case of Baltic ton visited her parents, Mr. and Mra. Creek have moved on the Royce Baine Scott Lydy. Friday evening. Rev. L Olbba of Hastings and Mr. Mrs Mona Stadcl, who has been and Mrs. Clair Vansickle spent Bunday farm which they recently purchased of Mr. Hawkins. We welcome them lo our quiet UL 1* mush better. community. Mr. and lira. Otto Nett and family DOUD CORNERS. George and Greta Plrster and L. C. Come to Sunday school at the schoolCoburn of Vermontville and Mr. and Clair VanSickle and Otto, also Don­ Mra. O. C. Unsea spent New Year's ald Mead and Opal Webb were In Mr. and Mrs. Will Carl spent New Lansing Thursday. Opal remained un­ with Herbert Plrster'*. Mr. and Mr*. Will Bayne spent New til Saturday. family of Hasting^ Elwood and Maureen VanSickle of Mr. and Mrs. Percy McMannls re­ Lansing visited Mr. and Mrs. Clair Ralph Wood. Coy Stowell and wife spent Bunday. turned home from their visit at Elk­ VanSickle Saturday. hart, Ind., recently. at Ernest Louden's in Hasting* Mr. and Mra. Norris Bergman and talned their son Howard and wife of Leonard Murphy and wife of Center Road spent Sunday P. M. at William family of Battle Creek spent Bunday at home. Murphy's. Relatives from Lecota spent New The only gridiron which thc modem Only about 10 per cent of the great Year's with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Garri­ girl knows anything about Is the one American corn crop U ezported. son and family. with goal posts al each end. SAVE MONEY By Having Your Car Tuned Up NOW and Made Ready for This Year’s Driving! During January and February, we will Reduce Labor Charges on all work 25% IT WILL PAY YOU to bring your car in and have it fully checked over, so you can operate it with greater safety and at less cost. ■ We have equipment suitable for any make of car and mechanics of many years experience. If we can overhaul a Lincoln successfully, we can take care of YOUR car regardless of make! Give Us A Trial! Universal Garage Telephone 2121 Hatting*, Mich. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-01-13.pdf 3a1217d776de0dee2af2bee3b3db543f PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR NUMBER PAGES Ito 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JANUARY 13,1932 16 PAGES NATED FOR JAN. 17-23 BROTHERHOOD MEET- I PROS. BARNETT GIVES- "T“ ™IG COUNTYSCOUTSPLAN Adv. In This Issue Sets Forth Legislature Ordered This Fea­ 1 ING JANUARY 18 -rx ANNUAL RALLY HERE ture Embodied In Teachers' SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT Principles“ suit of Drinking This Advocated By ' OATH OF ALLEGIANCE FOR ALL TEACHERS ' Contracts Hereafter ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN INVITATION EXTENDED TO CASES HEARD DURING PARENTS AND FRIENDS 1931 legislature relating to teachers' contracts and was given immediate ef ­ BIX MONTHS OF TROOPERS fect: All teachers In public school systems T. GEN JOHNSTON TO BE • and In state educational Institutions THE GUEST SPEAKER *up0orted In whole or in part by public AU nil MT UUAQ LAKub AMUUNI WAb Bon jamin Franklin I COUNT SAKHNOFFSKY WILL IN Next week from January 17 to 23 in-’ TELL OF CONDITIONS elusive has been designated ■Thrift,; Week" in honor oi Benjamin Franklin. | SOVIET RUSSIA America'* first great statesman. Al-1 I though Franklin did much to bring j about the formation of the new re- ^QUESTION WILL BE COLLECTED IN FINES 0^’" furtd* must lake an oath of allegiance "I do solemnly swear or affirm that . . win support the constitution of the | Convictions ! LIQUOR PROVED TO BE VERY PdlSONOUS COUNTYSCOUTSPLAN DRIVE FOR FUNDS Vile Stuff UNITS TO SELL TICKETS FOB'ALEXANDER HAM­ ILTON” '~ The sEbrfff and deputies are In- this dty. whose name we will not give f6r evident reasons, who bought some S . nZX SPECIAL MATINEE TO OF INTEREST TO ALL1^.’^^ “ ------------ BE HELD FOR SCHOOLS ' drinking It. The sheriff ha* made the Attend ' , arrcn nt of an n»rmn person whn who 1, i* rhttnrMl charged with with 1 All Proceeds I.KIto.— to this .HU oharf e For having furnished the liquor boy — of thrift as presented in "Poor RlchEvery Member Urged to Exhibits and Demonstrations to Numbcrcd One A]mBnac ' ’ । These thrift principles were not Feature Program—Officers On Monday Evening—Fred Hundred ThJrtwn—Ono Ac । popular three years ago. People | sUtutlon of the state of Michigan and , . to Be Elected Johnson Squad Captain tiuit i. will -... -----------------------------faithfully dladiarge — the . qnittal -»------and Two Settled thought that Franklin spoke in a dlf-1 Above Minimum Overhead to Be Given to Oonocil prepared to say. because the sheriff t* All boy scout troop* In Barry county dultea of the office “■ of* teacher ‘ accordJ ' Prosecuting Prosecuting Attorney Attorney Laurence Laurence E ferent age to a different people living1 iu«uh ... h. .. ------ -T - .^7: , 1. are invited to attend the annual rail.’ dug to the best of my ability," which Barnett has made his aetni-annual re- under an entirely different economic Brotherhood night Every member J*"!, h seU evidence he is 100a- Kellogg of BatUe Crwk, Barry eamXy io be Iwld in the high school gymnas-1 &hai| pe embodied in and made n part. iwrt aa prosecutor to the attorney gen- order Today, however, the wisdom of . . nrrtlh_-.nt tn he u .. _u. n0W **** the. *dva”t**c o! ium. Hastings, on Monday. January 25 |Of the contract “Teacher" shall in-j end. ahowing’ the number of case* the almanac is evident once again We, f U , Brotherhood will J® ** *e realize that young boys have executive who ta on the job to Till* Invitation la also extended to par- elude superintendent*, principals, and inndled through his office for the six can't gel a»ay from the value of thrift pr**nL because the program will be of had the experience which qualifies develop scouting throughout the counents of scout* and all other* intereated • superviaora. The University of Michl- month* ending with December 31 laat.. r k a quality that has been all too, unusual Interest. "Die speaker will have them to be good judges of their owr ty. Formerly the county organisation In tlie development of scouting here |nn and Michigan State College of usi, B report of which Mr. Barnett as neglected during the past decade. “ message that will be quite out of line* safety in drinking liquor, especially jwas paying for the part time servtee ot *• — — 11 -.11 wtoto«i. .((,_<...(. — — u Applied .... ------- — weU M thc of UUs county can Therefore we refer readers to Um- ^th those usually heard al Brother-1 Mich as they might procure under pres- Bn executive only. Mr. Kellogg, howMens call will be sounded npromptly al । Agriculture and Science !feei justly proud. It show* a total of |»agt- advertUement in this U»ue '***‘"”’ •- •*- — 6:30 o'clock in the evening and the]not included. Count Alexis de Sakhnoffsky wax'old. ought to avoid the vile stuff that?tween the cost of a full-time and a subsequent program of short talks anti i ,... 116 jirosrcutlon* ------ cuuons siarira started wnn with iu 113 cuncon- wnicn which was was suoecnoea subscribed to to in In nonor honor m of ‘ ~ .— ■■ ■ . .. _ ---------------------------------part-time executive providing the case was acquitted and this great American and present. U *°ld by boot*fgt^n Interesting scout stunts and display* I vlctions. <One ----------------------------* "■*' ----------------------------------- - which — — ------ 1 ------- ----- * ‘ le*™ **'«**“ because county continue raising the usual I two cases were of such a nature that suggestion* entirely tn keeping with <ud 004 **l*eVe ln ,,w‘d”po5Unl £ l,?p will be concluded by 8:00 o'clock at the communistic nn> gang which has Russia. i settlements were made, one of them the homely philosophy of thrift as enmmunl«iie ha* Ru**la very latest. Those who come to the! ante with Mr. Kellogg a policy of only by the throat, and is forcing Its people pot luck dinner are requested to bringI being bastardy and the other desertion, written in the almanac. sandwiches, one other duh and table, The list of offenaes is as follows: , *a» Ing that the communist autocracy is. service for themselves. any worse than that of the Czar. In Tills U th* first rally since Barry Attempts ................. ............. — 4 tributed by Mr. Kellogg is several times county Joined the Battle Creek area Assaults ...................................... 7 that to be raised here in the county. and the Battle Creek organisation I* ANNUAL . MEETINGS WERE Bastardy . 1 we believe it 1* not an Improvement: no Therefore on Thursday of thia week co-operating with the local units to Boat* and Navigation---------- 1 HELD ON TUESDAY IN over the old Czarist regime. . Such a EXCELLENT PROGRAM TO BE B11 acout organizations in the county furnish worthwhile and unusual fea­ Entering Without* Breaking 1 THIS CITY thing aa liberty in Russia la unknown HELD IN CENTRAL SCHOOL wUI bp«ln a drivp tor not a tures. Local telent will also have a Conservation —------- ---------- 37 [ ------------Such a thing a* freedom I* quite out of nniTADtnu drtve *n lhe u*ual senae, however. Their prominent place on the program with Desertion I 1 FIRE CHIEF GIDDINGS GTVFS thp question. One does wiut he 1* to)d. AUDITORIUM object will be to sell tickets for the scout exhibits, and various troop and Disorderly Persons---------- .30 e,—,, Hp n»“l p,t Msjeh food « SuUn and. ------------pholodrams "Alexander Hamilton." cub pack demonstration*. Officers will CITY BANK TO CHOOSE Embezzlement —1 ANNUAL REPORT TO CITY his autocrat? provide for him. He has; ot*-rp cppAtfCDC AD which will be shown at the Strand OFFICERS THIS EVENING Forgery ........................... 21 COUNCIL :no ilberty of choice. Neither has he oimic oruMrtuno Theater next Wednesday and TharoThose tn charge emphasize that Indecency 1 . 'choice of the kind of work he will do.i PEAR ON PROGRAM day. January 20 and 31. This play la promptness and snap will characterize , Harry Hayos Re-Elected Cash ­ nor tlie time he must give to doing it. -----------one ot the greatest historic film* ever tile program. Meas call will sound Motor Vehicle 5 PROPERTY LOSS I All that l* planned for him. He 1* ju»: । Teachers and Parents Should to be *hown on the *ilvcr *creen. His promptly at 8:30 o'clock even If no one ;; ier of National Bank—Other | Prohibition ... atimiaiTt-n ta sse a cog in the great wheel of Rusilan o.u—1- “ Intimate and vivid portrayal o< one eUe except the bugler is present. Also’ Public Health . AMOUNTED TO $5,445 Ceipotlam. Co-Operate to Make Schools Of mo#t significant figures in Am­ not later than 7:30 the regular pro-. Executives Selected Trespass --------Count Sakhnoffsky. the speaker for Successful As Possible erican history; a person who had more gram will begin so that the last num- 1 Tuesday was annual meeting day for Short Weights Hastings Is Fortunate In HaV- next Monday night, has kept In touch, be held tn thia city next do ,rith ““ P0*101" 01 republic ber Will be Concluded before 9:00' both bank* and several of the rnanuinstitution* of this "** dty. i o'clock. *facturing ‘ “ ... Snob Good Equipment The Hasting* City Bank reelected as ’ Herewith is the complete program: Only a minimum deduction will be UU1M U.UU1 in n™.,I *< .a. andten™!. capable Firemen Una wnal B win, on Iter, ute « “ ' ----------------------------------"" Annual meeting. Barry County Dis-; directors the following: M. A. Lamble. „..u™ n„te“S Carveth Dr C and cnaU assessed. which amount is a>made by the Strand management for Robert Walton, A. H. Carvetl trict. Battle Creek -Area Council. Wn “ R C Fuher moat douWe lhc “lary ,he overhead expense. All the proceeds Assembly—Mess Call. Russell Bush. 8. McIntyre. Kellaj -----ig attorney. Chief Guy Giddings, of the Fire I>- large attendance at this meeting. The Teechers. The session will begin st 'Anderson and M. . ‘ n “ * non * y * 75. The prosecutor has asked the Ban-1 partment. made hl* report for the year supper squad L* as follows: j 10 45 A- M A^meeung ’o^ ’heM* ten tne at*' oarm It Is. very interesting and very! md Johnny the chalrma^f the e«cuUve vice-chairman beard wiU be ofheld at ten unit and V7—f-----------the county Dinner, group singing. .. supper squad. The other members are:[ oc2°«I. .« fni thi» is his contribution to the camRemarks from District chairman—B. I Michl w, a , ™uum, <h™u« (or the Hullmr Harold Jones. Row Johnson. Abenj The program as arranged I* as fol- p>1^ He u turning over the entire Johnson, B M. Jenkin*. Kenneth Kel-Ilo*»: RcjKirt of the nominating committee hrtd this Wednesdav evenlna when i br*nd ot denatured alcohol, which ha* 1 Fire Department. . -.. 10;45 _jun|Or Girls' Glee dub, Miss picture Of exceptional merit. the offlcen will be named. caused serious injury In four instances! DuRng the year the department re- sey. Frank Kelley. Dr. Keller. D.------Keni 1 Frances Hunter. Director. The Hastings National Bank elected:*” 9Brry ’’l sponded to 51 fire call*. In 14 of them yon. Ted Knopf. Ralph Kerr, Russell I Thus every ticket sold will help the Balloting and collection appointmen' ' scouts achieve the deaired goal. Friends John F. Goodyear H O. Hayes David r"* eye* of lhe 'jctlm were anectecr damage was done whatever. These Kimmel. Leon Krebs. Dr. M. R. Kinde. of tcllera. S. Goodyear. A. N. William*. F. D.I*** demand OI’ 1*>C of|were largely chimney fires. There was M A. Lamble. Charles Lawrence. R. Introduction of toastmaster—B. A Wheeler. Grand Rapids. (Historian. .sating the work by purchasing one or Pratt. Charles 8. Poti* and E A. Bur- thu PoL'onou* Bt lflc, holl<1*y . one dumn fire. 11 grass fires, four were M. Lamble. R. H. Loppenlhien, Dr. Perry. Michigan Congress of Parents and ton as directors. The directors selectan Thrtr c * ” ln lhe hl « h ’ r ” ' B t ich hBd rotUn Lockwood and Burdette Lyttle. Archery Demonstration—Troop 65 **? ?.*„ *2? „ Ln, °n nrp T,ien‘ UTrp 21 flrps wherp Teachers). Middleville. L R. Beeler. Scout Master. cd a* officers: President. John F. Good-.0' d year; vice-president. David 8. Good-! “^c"*nd ! I**" WM k“ of The total Lunch—Presbyterian church. Price Vocal Solo—Lajrrence Mayer. HASTINGS DEBATERS 50c. . ' Cub—C K Hyatt (Grand howl. Law year; vice-president and cashier. H. O.: PjL*IU.c, LVI h.,0M fcr 1931 ™ on,y w-<45* whlch must be conceded as a wonderful showWIN FROM MARSHALL 1:45— Hastings High school orchestra— of Cub Pack. Sign. Salute, violin and Hayes: Leon J. Tolhurst and Orville **"n.1 Baylea. assistant cashiers. । °ri«*na* nature. The officer* ( for nrp department of thl* city. C. Overlay, Director. Piano duct). , International Bea) and Lock Com- I M "^ieh ito^ ere^Th^ ean ** n° auesUin but that Has" Greetings—8upt. D. A. VanRuaktrk. Fire by Friction. Flint and Steel, Te&m Meets Ottawa Hills of Seniors Girls' Glee club. pany. This company selected os direc-1 X U”11 h“ *n exceI,ent department. The contest. 65—Middleville. tor* E. Tyden. A. E Johnson. Richard Sh ti£? m^V are alwa>s On to Grand Rapids There Next Report of Tellers: h^vJV^lre <to thelr ulm<wt 10 Proptrtv from Mrs Geo. Clark. Muskegon. all school children in Barry county reIntroduction of new President, short Groos, C. W. Crawford. W. R. Cook., *^*ch Friday, Januajj 22 Greetings—State and District Board and M. L. Cook. E. Tyden waa made nan,M H**Ung» ha* a wonderful remarks. A Hastings High debating .team com­ Members. ’W5ulpmPnl tor ^hllng fire*. It ha* its Whistling aolos—Miss Florence president; C. W. Crawford, vlce-presldent; A E. Johnson, vice-president and MmrabL^lio^? LaFrancp truck and- *n fcddl* posed of Helen Weaver. Roy Heath and Ttie Application of Point XVII of the Brown accompanied by Miss Cahill. wen the llon when when cconditions are RUCh such lhal that thp the1 Lillian ——Tolhurst ------------ .----------— .affirmative —r—Children's Charter In Barry coun­ fifty cents. » llon °ndl‘lol« arp Address—T. Ben Johnston. Scout treasurer; M. L. Cook, secretary. The nre chief believes that two dde of the question "Resolved: Hiat ty—Mrs. Maude Smith, Commis­ The Vlkinz Viking Corporation. Corporation. This Till* eomcom-:' PerhaP® *par °£ jwlsoning will exert a mayor or fire Executive. I more definite effect. fire truck* are needed, thl* city ha* the Stale of Michigan should enact sioner of Schools. Closing Ceremonies—Oath. Law. pany selected as directore. E. Tyden. A.1 right, under its contract with the Rural! legislation providing for compulsory The Ideal P. T. A.—O. O. Oroene- continue with this activity can help by E. Johnson. Richard 'Groo*. w. R. Benediction. Fire Truck Association to use their, employment Insurance." by a 2 to 1 de­ woud. Holland. Commissioner of attending a photodrama of nnpanel In­ Cook. M. L. Cook, James Radford. WOMEN’S HOSPITAL clsion of the judges in a debate with Schools. They made E. Tyden president; A. E. BOARD ELECTION truck.- With such an equipment and Marshall High school at Marshall Community Singing—J. M. Town­ with a fine_C6mpany of men there is Johnson, vice-president and secretary SHERIFF INVESTIGATES Thursday. This gives Hastings eight send. Hastings. Leader. every reason why a good record can be and Richard Groos. treasurer. Annual Meeting Held On Mon­ points in the State League. , FIRE AT ERNEST PEAKE’S The Viking Equipment Company. day—Mrs. Harry Hayes Was made. The next debate in the State league Johns. Vice-President. Michigan RED CROSS HOLDS In fighting these 21 fires In 15 case* Tins company elected a* directors E will be held with Grand Rapids Ottawa the department used only chemical*. In Chosen Chairman ANNUAL MEETING Had Suspicions That Blaze Was Tyden. Richard Groos, A. E. Johnson. five of them U used water and in one Hills there on January 22. when Has­ 3:30—A short play given by Hastings' James Radford. M A. Lamble. F. E. The monthly meeting of the Wom­ talent. Mrs Arthur Haven, dlrecSet—Later Arrest. Mrs. Hill, and C. W. Crawford. The direc­ en's Board of Pennock hospital was case both.chemical* and water were rt- tings will defend the same side of the Boll Call Resulted In Prac­ qulred. In the 51 fire calls the wander- same question as in the Marshall de­ tors selected E Tyden. president; A Amy Hull of Hope held at the home of Mrs. Frank Andrus ful record was made having 89 per cent bate. Helen Weaver. Jeanne Clncebeaux 4:00—Social hour and tea In play room. E. Johnson, vice-president; Richard tically 300 Memberships Somewhere about two o'clock Mon­ Groos. treasurer; James Radford, sec­ on Monday, a one o'clock luncheon be­ of the firemen present, prepared to do and Irene Jones will argue for the Has­ ing served. As this was the annual In Barry County tings team. A win against Ottawa day morning the house occupied by retary. Hastings parents and teachers will meeting also officers were elected as Hills will qualify Hastings to enter the Ernest Peake and family tn Hope extend this conference every possible The Hastings Manufacturing Com­ elimination series for the state cham­ courtesy. We are sure the visitors will township was discovered to be on fire. pany named as directors E Tyden. A. follows: Chairman. Mrs. H. O. Hayes; TRAILER BUILT OF NEW Vice-Chairman. Mrs. Kellar Stem: pionship. It burned to the ground, with very lit­ E. Johnson. Richard Groos. Hubert be impressed with the beautiful audi­ nual roil call completed on Thanks­ Hastings High teams will debate in tle saved from the contents. The sher­ Cook. Cliff Dolan and C. W. Crawford. Secretary. Mrs. M. A. Lamble; Treas­ LIGHT-WEIGHT METAL the second round of the Grand River torium where their sessions will be giving Day netted 300 memberships or iff was notified and made an investi­ The directors named as officers, presi­ urer. Mrs. Prank Andrus; Charity held. Hastings has three good Parent­ WOO. one half of which is retained tn Valley series Thursday and Friday Teachers clubs, the members of which our county treasury. gation. As a result of it Mrs. Amy Hull, dent E. Tyden; Aben Johnson, vice­ Committee. Mrs. E. A. Burton, chair­ of Hope township, was arrested and president and treasurer; C. W. Dolan, man; ' House Committee. Mrs. Chas. Product Developed By Dow against Lake Odessa. On Thursday tlie will no doubt be much Interested In Harry Hayes, treasurer, reported 8530 Doyle, chairman. Mrs. Edward Good* negative team will travel there and on this district gathering. lodged in the county Jail Monday fore­ secretary. In the treasury not including the Chemical Company At year. Mr*. A. H. Carveth and Mr*. Friday the affirmative team will debate noon. The house is situated on Section The general chairman of the local Midland, Mich. John Nobles. here. The queitlon is * Resolved: That gathering is Mrs. Arthur Haven; chair­ 26. Hope township. There seem* little Few people understand or realize the In the last Midland Republican was the Federal government should enact man of the reception committee will be reaL need during the year, especially to doubt Uvat the fire was of Incendiary work of this board or what it mean.* to given a picture which will be of legislation providing for compulsory Mrs Keith Fuller. origin. • war veterans and their families. Insurance." Vemon Pennock hospital and tlie residents of tremendous interest to tlw people of unemployment Mr. Peake discovered the blaze in At the annual meeting held on Sat­ Parent-Teacher associations have a Barry county as well. time to arouse his wife and his six this state. It show* that remarkable Wm'ngcr and Lillian Tnlhurrt will ar­ vital part in the success of our public urday afternoon the following officers Total motor-vehicle weight texes for gue for the affirmative and Herbert In common with every other similar children, ranglng^/rom six to seventeen 1931 were 820.188.003.17 according to progress 1* being made In transporta­ schools. There must be co-operation of years, so thatuffl got out safely from records of the department of state, institution in the state, the past year tion at the present time. This trailer Cooper and FreJa Smith for the nega­ parents and teachers to make the L- L. Dewey, chairman; Adalbert Oortthe house. But for his timely discovery which show that that there were 1.­ has been a hard one on Pennock hos­ is fifty feet long and is made of what tive. schools as successful as they should be. right. vice-chairman; Mrs. Don Fore­ of the fire all of them might have 079.532 passenger cars in the state, pital. as fewer patients have entered is called "Dowmetal." Dowmetel Is a The efficiency of every teacher will be man. secretary; Harry Hayes, treas­ and more ’ charity work was required. product derived from one of the salt WINDSTORM AGENTS perished. , Increased and the discipline in every urer. 143 332 commercial vehicle*. 3339 mo­ Some, time tn October Mrs. Hull sold torcycle*, 62.012 trailers and 1718 deal­ But through tlie good services and wise wells near Midland, owned by the Dow Roll call reports from several of ths school room will be enhanced If there MAKE FINE SHOWING shall be such co-operation In promot­ rural districts are not yet turned This metal Is the farm to her brother. Ernest Peake, ers' licenses. Of these totals Barry management of this Board, no special Chemical Company. drive for funds has been necessary to much lighter than steel. The company on a contract. Disagreement over Uvla county had 5382 cars with the 'total ing the good of the school. ‘ * continue Its work is building roller mills to make use of Notwithstanding the Holiday contract is said to have started Ill- weight tax. 888.842. This hospital is too small to conduct this product for construction purposes. feeling between the brother and sister. Season They Wrote New a training school for nurses, so it is It Is said to have many advantages The Utter went ta the Peake home Auxiliary. and the response was MAKE GENEROUS GIFTS Insurance/ necessary to hire trained nurses, all of over steel, the principal one being its Saturday night, saying she expected to ore exceptionally capable. MIm lightness For instance, take the remain a few days. The sheriff found TO PENNOCK HOSPITAL whom The closing month of 1931, when Hlr*t. the superintendent, has also j trailer in question, which weighs fess the evidence that the house had been agents for the Windstorm Company Michigan motorists who are able to given thoughtful sttentlon to the need* than half as much as a steel frame set on fire In tho long wing back of the are usually at home, witnessed a con­ do so arc urged to secure their 1932 upright and evidently believes that Guild and D. G. T. 0. Club Send of the hospital, resulting In many fine । trailer of the same length. What that siderable Increase of new insurance automobile license as soon as possible, Mrs. Hull ^responsible for Jt. | will mean in saving gasoline, as well as Many Quarts of Fruit, Vege­ savings. booked for that company. Tile Decem­ even though the legal time limit for many calls for assistance before ths Just how much doc* Pennock hossaving In wear and tear of the trailer winter Is over. SPECIAL W. C. T.V MEETtables and Jelly pltal mean to Barry county? And bow |nd the roads of Michigan, can be ber total Is 81.437300, which will be 1931 plates has been extended until INO SUNDAY EVENING. Hospital Guild No. 5. Mrs. Keith Pul­ much to each Individual In the coun-1 imagined. The picture In the Midland added to the insurance in force. Such March 1. In aiding in the relief of the HASTINGS PARISH FAMILY NIGHT. A special service is being planned by ler. chairman, generously remembered ty? None of us can tell exactly what it Republican is that of the first trailer a total In a winter month, with very unemployment situation, the slate has little activity on the part of the agents, embarked on a 811.000.000 winter hlghPennock hospital during the jxist week mean* until an emergency arises or we. made of Dowmetal. It will carry four United Brethren church. E Grand St., with 28 quarts fruit and vegetables, or some member of our families, qre । automobiles and IU features Include would not be possible except for the at 7 o'clock next Sunday night. Janu­ four pounds of preserves and three seriously sick, then we are grateful for, Dowmetal floor, stakes and side rails, high standing of the company with the lor vehicle weight texes are to be used gathered at the Good-Will church Friary 17th to commemorate the Birth­ glasses of Jelly. such a fipe place and for such excellent1 ite designer claims that it will clip people of Michigan, and especially with In paying for this work. day of National Constitutional Pro­ And the D. G. T. O. club of Coats care as is given'there. Then we more. |5,000 a year off operating costa, and 1U patrons because of Its fair dealings SPECIAL OFFER. hibition. January 18. A debate put on Grove also made a liberal contribution deeply appreciate the kindly services another 81,000 from the original pur- with them. It also speaks volumes for Cowdrey ______ _ ’_s _____ Corner . Drug Store this by pupils from our H. H. 8.. "Resolved of 17 quart* of fruit and vegetables, of the Women's Board and ot the var-; chase price of the truck needed to pull the loyalty and co-operation of the k has an adv. on page 2 in which That the Volstead Act should be modi­ three cons vegetables and three glasses lous guilds X* well. They are perform- ’ it. nils trailer has been driven more company's agents, who are on the job week and dolne their best for the nrotnoour lady ladv readers will be especially in­ doing tor promo ­ fied to allow light wines and beer,'* will Jelly. Ing duties that cannot possibly be paid I than 6,000 mile* on all kinds of road* tion of the company's interests. terested. Take that adv. and 81.00 and be given. Dr. Woodbume will also speak • ■ up well. - — ------------will ■The management greatly appreciates for. but they are glad to help the hos- and• stands The license you will receive from Mr. Cowdrey a to us. Special music by the U. B. the continued kindness of the good pltal and be of service to others. cost about one-fourth as much as Its COMMITTEE WILL INVESTIGATE. young people's choir and other fea­ people of Barry county who have given Pennock hospital deserves the assist­ steel competitor, because of the saving At the meeting of the council Friday necklace. the regular retail price of tures. A full house is desired. so generously In helping to supply the ance and confidence of every Barry tn weight and it is equipped to haul night It was unanimously voted to needs of Pennock hospital. county citizen. pay loads either way on any trip. STEREOPTICON VIEWS The development of this new type name a committee to investigate rates OF OREGON SCENES. BASKET BALL DOUBlX-HEADER. ANNUAL CLUB LUNCHEON. of metal will be watched with much charged for gas in Hastings with a Next Sunday evening at 7:13 o'clock Tlx- members of the Hastings Wom- Interest It may mean the beginning view of having them reduced if that Hirsh Bros. Ind. vs. Kazoo Colored DANCK. of a marked revolution Ln transporta­ seems feasible and possible. The com­ At Odd Fellows lull. Saturday night, mittee consists of Aidermen Elroy To­ their annual dub luncheon at 1:00 P. tion in this state. ch“fc" “nf l Ur Woodard, Wrvidsrrl who will present nreseni — >* HKh ■ J- Oym.. S.I bias, C. W. Clarke and Harry R. Mil­ January 18. Carp's orchestra-—Adv. Mr. views of ■ • dlst church- Circle No. 5 has charge of ler. Il is the purpose of the committee Oregon and tell of the settlement of WELCOME L. A. S. 15c SUPPER. Che Northwest. The views are beautiful DANCK. the luncheon and are planning a fine Will meet at the Grange hall Thurs­ to go Into the matter thoroughly with At U. B. church Wednesday, January and educational. You will want to see Every Saturday night at Clear,lake. menu for the guests. Price of luncheon day. January 14 for dinner. You are a view if possible of securing lower charges for gas in Hastings. them. AU are Invited. —Frank Herrington. Adv. tf. 50c. BANKS AND FACTOR: IES ELECT DIRECTORS FIFTY-ONE FIRE CALLS IN YEAR 1931 MID-WINTER P.U. CONFERENCE JAN.19 Weight Tax for 1931 Totals $20,188,003.17 Motorists Urged to Buy Licenses Soon .fwS°p*1 �T1IT HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY IX 19M OLD STEAM PLANT .TOBEDIMTIEO LWPOIM ‘GO­ TO-CHURCH SIT Observed Fiftieth Anniversary LOCAL NEWS Mrs. A. J Herbert is slowly recover­ ing from her rettnl illness. Mrs. Theodore Jones I* confined to SELECT JANUARY 17. FOR her bed with a heart attack.*. . COUNTY WIDE CHURCH ' Mrs Fred Newton will entertain the Jolly Twelve club on Thursday after­ ATTENDANCE noon. • I The O. E. 8. initiated several candi­ MOVEMENT IS NOT dates at their meeting last, Tuesday.; DENOMINATIONAL ONE evening . On January 7. a daughter was born* HOOKING BIRD REPLACED WITH COMPRESSED AIR SIREN SIGNAL . REDUCING OPERATION COSTS AT WATERWORKS I Everyone Asked to Be Present At Church Of Your Choice and land. Route 1. at Pennock hospital. There lias been a false rejxirt that 1 Make It a Regular Habit have sold my milk business is the Electric Pump* Are Supplemented^y Diesel Engine to . In«urt. Continuous Current Sunday. January . 17 is "Oo-ToChurch-Sunday." We hope for the bveryman. Ingrams Jersey Dairy.— 'good of-Barry county that it may be Adv. ! generally observed Thl* movement At the council meeting Friday night I was sixmsored by the laymen of the the clerk was authoria-d to purchase continued and * I Brotherhood of thia clft. There 1* no the necessary code wheels for the tire j denomlnationallsm about It whatever. alarm, which will. Jy . opt rated at the It is designed to benefit the people of city hall. ’ Barry county, without regard to any de­ nomination. The people of the county lare asked to attend whatever church change in thtir adv., the Kroger Co. sent notice of the new butter price. It they please on this particular Sunday. January 17. and to attend If possible is now 27 cent* a pound, subject to . ■tar.if jtlic regular morning service So which­ ■market change. ever choice you happen to have as to Thr committee has chown Thursday, cheaper l;> c a church, you are asked to attend that January 21 as the date for tiw next irieity than one on “Oo-To-Church-8unday.'‘ Cheer Up party to be held at Pythian Tlie following 1* the committee hav­ Castle Hall in the Fuller Bldg. Several front Grand Rapids exing In charge arrangements for “Go- couple* —, ........ ........... — .— —arc To-Church-Sunday"; Y. M. C. A. Sec-1 pected to attend. steam d: • retary Frank Angeli. W. A. Schader and' Bora to Mr. und Mr* Lawrence Do- | 1 Charles Hinman. Thl* committee gave Binney of Dm Angeles. Calif:, on Janu- ■ us the following, which Is.their invi-'ary 6. 1933. a fine b»by boy. Ralph’ ration to every person in Barry county. Saunders Blimey, Mrs. Btnney will be j MR. AND MRS. J. ARCHIE GRAVES. pairs r. not alone In their own behalf, but in •: .membered ns Ml-* Kate Saunder*. boilers' Mr. and Mrs J. Archie Graves cclc-1 Their feet withtn the portal of the door bciuilf of the Brotherhood who named formerly of Hartings. brated their fiftieth wedding tumiver-i of the new life । At the nu etlng at the .council Friday them. *ary on Thur*day. December 24. by [ Dreamed of by both before. Here is what they say: ( night Mz*. Bertlia Wilcox was made a , . .. . member of thr library board In place holding open house during the day andi And stretching far before their Joyous -You m InUtrt b, IM l.-mm o( , Jol , m “ I । evening. ‘ eye* U» Otoe . BraU.„h«d lu ubweve Hr, W1U u,,! bility that tiie entire boiler plant might! 1 a TOlul member on III. IMrt. ■ I •« - .un- Bunday. Januw' HU, » te so damaged that none of them could Church-Sunday, not only for all reg-old Croatv “ thr three act nlav with tuv parents at the age of 10 to ,u skles ular attendants but tor aU who have ° ,J*!' t>- oswrated. In that event thr pump-1 log plant would be out of commission I Michigan and has resided in tlie same May life remain tor them as fair and not os yet established Uvat most help- g p-stival comoanv was enioved bvl Mrs. Graves was, _sweet. That aas a remote possibility and ।(neighborhood ■»>*«•"•••— since. ..... ------- , -. lul MM el auendln, mml.r ehu.el.: ^TuS..°' ‘“i ^eb^.blX'". XSSI never happened, but an explosion, or; bom in Canada. September 21. 1804 and The pathway just ar. pleasant to their fa-mv-thuur of that character, might put'came with her parents to Climax.' feet. .east once on Sunday. ( hlm to btctXQe alr-mind«d in u wry, the ptant where it could not be operat-. Michigan when only a small child. The , And should there ever come to either "The laymen urge your attendance.’ tjm(. The part., were will presented. That contingency has been cared family later moved near Nashville. Iu| one «.-* for .a ^ nn,,r.tinn nn thf C1JJ. | demonstration on nnr one (d , by egch m,nU)rr ter It would new seem a* if there is j Cartieton. where both young people Tlie slightest cloud to shadow oer the not Just Sunday, but by your REGULAR AT­ no chance for any mishap at the plant grew up togelhar. Mr. Graves spent sun TENDANCE lielp in keeping and makHINDS ( IIRNERB. tiut wruld prevent the operation ot the four wtnler* also one summer In the1 May love give grace to each to under­ । hul , ia Ing it more of an influence In everyMr. and Mrs. M. O. Tobias drove toi pumps. Ar. 'accident might happen to north pine woods, when- he worked in I stand l» u,e Older lend a Imlplns hand’d") B«« In »»r '•«»“< eommmuUM Kalamazoo Sunday morning and thfc electric lines leading to this city [the lumber camps, and had many ex-■And ’And tc throughout Barry county. ! brought their daughter Ti.clma home( from Battle Creek that would prevent; perwnces trknds have heard ium re(They're part—the years—the magic "Tlie laymen and ctenjy are well the flow of tlie current, which would ,“,“ years are past. Atr. nra mr*. i.mc i<>uia* uiki m>ii. aware that the church is not faultier* Thr young couple accompanied by After fifty years ot Joy and Jest stop the pump« But that contingency Sunday j Realizing it* weaknesses they seek your Bobby . called on their. parent* . . Varney journeyed ha* been provided against by tlie wi*e MrTand Mrs. John ------ . ..- c. „ • j i Of vonow, love, hopes and fear* attendance and help in correcting thex afternoon. ’ ‘to -M-shviUe w - — and• or BtadneM_ heartaches also team. action of tlie council. Tliey have in­ by wagoj . team ------ ------------------------------- --------I admitted faults. A* wc all know, we Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bechtel and famstalled at the plant a standby Diesel _________ Christmas Eve. Quite W(-hand and heart together ’ cnnnot change anything that we douiy of Hastings visited his sister. Mr. Vi ve alabored engine, which I* ready for almost in­ contrast (to the way young folks now .’es e'en through all kinds of weather. ■ nol nny contact with. Church and Mrs. Ronald Hayner. Sunday. 1 stunt use. so that in case anything areMr wlusltqt away In automobiles. -.Nrt' itrs ’nr.vrs the n.r ! ®° °“ lwln4 ,tld shurln'’ windows are drab looking from the Mr and Mr* Dodze entertained comhapi'ened to the electric lines this — par Mr. ana Mrs. Graves are_tne (outride, but beautiful and full of mean- pany from nenr Ionia Sunday. D!«*s* 1 engine can be started, so there | cnts of two daughters. Mrs. Pearl De-1 TUI W, nnc.mr th, >'»« «* lx!l> from 1 Mr’ phr!U» Wilkinson, Kalamazoo. will be no interference whatever with. mond of Coat--* Grove and Mrs. Stella 7Z2 thJ inside that the church crave* Is voting Mrs. Alfred Bishop. the service ot tlie pum|». It will br re- | Tuckerman of Assyria Center. And now In the sunset of our years. ••our‘best thinkerx are telling us that: Mr "’’d Mr* E‘ld TYaver and chilmembered that not long ago Just such1 tJm. Sunday foBowing their annlver- 1! ,«..... ”d ™ **»•» |J . <*««». --- ±5 ---- •• tiren. Mnu Mrs Celia Celia Traver, Traver, all all of or McOmMcOman accident happened. Tlie line lead- j fary relatives came with a pot luck' Well look back on the fifty years wtth| VL . ‘ HvM as few if any otlier bcr dhtrlct. and Mr. Klmerllng of Bating to the Con-Aimcrs |>ower plant at, dinner and spent the day. A nice clock | bliss. .s^hlv^ uITln tiwThurch tlJl si •l*nt Sunday *“»• Mr “lld Battle Cretk was put out c. c anmlv- was ■ presented that day by the rela-; Ah! ' yes they were years well spent. '**’----------■' U crship “,‘n tlw church that we ' ' to Ulis jolly good.*** 1 ha >«*'ren “ and M* inUtruta . n,| Mi* Clark Itoblnsnn nf Hmrion by the high wind. For half an tires Many more nice gifts were n - So here's a toast to this jolly good ibCTt ,rnrn --------- >• -— ,— ■—-- — Mr. und Mis. Clark Itobinson of Has­ roUp|e (values, for as you may already know. hour the current was off. but in about eeivrd. The folkming j»em was comting* were callers at C. N. Tobias's church Is an organization thnwwinki&tes after the aeddint the posed and n-ad by |heir daughter. Mr. •May you spend many more enjoyable lilr afternoon. years. j where hearts and heads unite in work- ' Sunday Dktel engine was handling the pumps Stella Tuckerman; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Francisco from' ing together for tlie welfare of thr and no one in Hatting* knew that any-1 the north spent Tuesday night with; thing hud happened. I roT'nYour days full of Joy and neVcr a tear human race. Mr. and Mr*. Ronald Haynes. It will stem queer not to hear the old T>* br’b' han' ‘he «<“lng Your health be superb, jour step evtfr -Local, state, national and world Sunday visitors at Edd Newton's1 , nn” ’ problems are crying out for fair. Just acre. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bunnell of! mocking bird whistle; but we will soon i **Tn P"*™' become accustomed to the new siren. now a matron, never more a maid And the •miles on your faces as dear;anil immediate settlement. History i Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Jo Neviti.l and m a few year, would mis* that at hourHour is as now. tenches that no rule is so fair as the and Ruby from so ith of Battle Creek.' May you count every star In the heavadvocated and taught In the church Mason Newton of Delton and Mr. and I we now do the old one. I P®'1---------------- * s * They stand together man and wife at ens so blue. —The Golden Rule. Mrs. Scott Bechtel of Hustings. Mrs. MILK AND FISH. ! tail ao -______________ | ,.TO tewJ1 „ out chlmte [Mrs. Ernie Smith of Shultz and Mr*. There is no reason why frexh or i tate to boldly advise you to attend the. Ronald Haynes were afternoon callers." properly preserved fish should not b< - — SUDDEN PASSING OF I church of your choice, but there is not Miss Ruth Waugh of Cloverdale Is at the meal with tmlK Fi«h —---------------------------------------------------------------- It asked by jou. (doing housework u, u.cu ,:iteaten il Guild No same 15 will meet with GEORGE BARNETT ON SUNDAY. I one of them who. for Mrs. Sarah Phil- , and milk are often cooked together m Mrs. Jugh*. E. State Road, on WcdnesThe friends of George Barnett, son would not give you convincing reason*. up* the form cf milk chowders « creamed day. January 20. Mrs. F. E Hcmey. of Pro<-cuting Attorncy«and Mr*. L. E why he goes, and why lie want* you t»| Callers at .Burrell Phillip* last week dishe*Secy. (Barnett, were shocked to learn of his JpijaUjim. Therefore, will you please।were. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Holly. Mr. and' - -------------—— -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- sudden death early Sunday momlng. crir&lder this a persona! invitation to Mra. Glen Davidson. Mrs Pearl Farr., ▲▲▲▲ A AAAA A A A A A AAA A A A A AA A A AAAAAAA por motc than two years he had been you from him to come and sit along! nil of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mm. Mark afflicted with a spinal divca*c. which side ot him at church on January 17.jGarri«.m of Cloverdale and Mr. and1 . had necessitated drastic operations at and to make that the beginning of a Mrs. Glen Hayward of Hastings. , both Pennock hospital and the Uni-'regular habit, so thnt altogither we Mm. Jay Snyder and Mrs. Scott; , v'-rsity hospital at Ann Arbor. During'can make life richer In meaning and Bechtel of Hastings visited Mrs Susie the summer, however, he hud steadily value to us nil. both young and old? Phillips and mother Friday afternoon. . ’ improved and liad spent tlie days on — •- — — Sincerely yours. The HiTpUur Hand class of the HenTlie Committee. • the da.enjxvrt at home receiving hi.; dersholt Sunday school held thetr class; meeting al the home of Mr. and Mrs ' • many jchooi friends, reading and goiiu:1 "Where Better Foodt Cott Lett' i tor rides with his parents. Two day* _____ Ronald_ — Haynes ---- Wednesday --------- —z .......... evening. wax a n large lanrn crowd and all re-1 re. , before hK death he had visited rela-' Rufus Weaver of Rutland received Thr re was ♦ We Deliver PHONE 2. Hastings, Mich. tires and hud been In his usual goad (word of the death of his brother. Johnixrrt a fine time. spirits Sunday morning, after eating Weaver, aged 83. on January 7. at hisj Miss Oeoruia Newton is spending al ’ bieakfast. hi .uddenly (oltapscd and'home in Fennville. He liad been ill'week with Miss Ruby Nevitt south of I Heart** Delight ' died wltlup a few seconds. Dr K 8.; for several weeks. Surviving nre u | Battle Creek. • i McIntyre, who had been hl:, physician, daughter. Mrs Eva Schuman. Tiffift. " ----*-------------Shults. Freeport > states that hl* death was due to a clot I Ohio; five sons, Duncan of Fennville. I SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. CHASE , of blood on the brain. ! Kenneth. Battle Creek. Rufus and Fred and Harold Prtndle of or Haitinfi & SANBORN'S At tlie time he left school here he of Detroit and William, nfiln. also, Plainwell were guests for thr week end ( Pound Lb. Pkg. was a senior, and bte mark* were such three brothers. Milo of Homer. Rufus'0* 'he tatter's brother. Jim Wilcox, and Pound ’ tluit he graduated Ixvt spring, altiiough < f this city and Oscar of Chicago. He;Ian>u>’> unable to be present. had resided in Fennville more than 40 Th* following person*, were Sunday ( > Ocvree was born in Dclroit. April years. afteroom callers to rec . Mrs Man'I ,18. 1914. and was seventeen years old---------------- ----------------------- . I Havens: Mrs. Fred OUs. Forrest Havens Hr 1, survived bv h!s parents in* MACCABEE INSTALLATION. (of Glass Creek. Ray Otis and sou of ’ brother John and sister Margaret Hastings Hive No. 398 and I>lton|Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. Harry, ’ Funeral s< nice* were held Tuesday I,lvc No ot ,hc Maccabees held n Dunn. Rev. and Mrx. Owiklln of Has-' > afternoon nt the home on South Park iolnt hw’altatlon in Maccabee hall tings called Saturday afternoon. > Street Among those from ouuidr ‘ufe' Wednesday night. January C Mrs.: Mr. and Mrs. Roy Doug lass of Ha«, citv who attended the funeral were E,hfl Humphrey. Asvt Grand Comm, tings r.nd Mr. and Mrs. Oley Douglas DRIEP APRICOTS, pound................. 18c Mr. and Mr* F. 8. Nichol* Mrs Che'.- 1,1 lahl"- *** the hirtulling officer a*- and children were callers Sunday nftter O'Hara Mr. C H Wilk and Mis ,’l‘t‘'d b>' Mr*- Dbotbeth Ashaltcr a* ernoon at the home of their parents. HARVEST TIME Pancake Flour . . 25c ’ Harry Urquiurt ol Detroit and Mrs O Ornnd M A- At ,hr cl06e Qf the | Mr. and Mrs. Dun Douglass. > R. Dickolf of Iron Mjutaui Michiganmeeting Mrs. Humphrey jjrezcnted Friend.* received, word Sunday thnt. MAZOLA OIL, pints.............................. 27c > : ister of Mrs Barnett and Mra WUUam a gift from the two Hiv-;. Glenn Terry pajkd away at Battle STRAINED HONEY, 5 pound pail . 59c , Stebbins. ~— Crpck h®m P’*‘«F'onl,‘ ‘hat afternoon. --------------------------------------- .. w. t. T. I . Mint i Hu parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Terry DRV LIMA BEANS. 3 pounds . . . 29c • WHO CAN EQUAL OK : thf w y,ed on the Roy Oaks farm tor a year! ‘ St RPASS THIS RECORD? c 1 u *"* ** hrld 1January jand Glenn was well liked by school­ GAUZE BATHROOM TISSUE, 5 lor 29c >, Mr. and Mrs. Leo F. Whitworth hav?p9, •' M8Utodi< church A pot niatM and all who knew him. The' , a son. Franklm Fay. born November dlnr,rr at nocn. fu'.jiacd by a bereaved relatives have the sympatliy; , II. 1931. ano lias 11 liting grandpai»,ra’rfr *:< neral bust- of all. Pound* ent*. nes* meeting and progiam. A good al­ Tlie McCallum Community club will , They arc as follow.*: ’ tendance is desired hold its January meeting this Friday1 • । Grandparents—Mr. and Mrs. W R. evening the 15th at the Glass Creek; Baltimore*clnte k. • Collirt-, Hickory Corner*. Mr and Mr.- 1 grange hall. Bring dishes for your own • Fresh Ground Fresh Dressed Mrs. Homer-'Hammond vt-lted her family and those who don't like oysters I >,Fay C Whitworth. Bedford. R No 1. mother. Mrs Hines near Woodland last ,. Great Grandparent*—Mrs. Uxilw oring sandwiches. Dietrich. Hickory Corners imother of Mrs Rankin Hart and children of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Morgan spent1 Brush Ridge wire Sunday night guests ( Mrs. W. R. Oolllmi, Mr. Ezra Collin*. Per Pound Per Pound Friday with friends near Battle Creek !.of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.1 • ColUns^Mr and Mre^ankhn MattR 1 ** Handicraft M*na,cr“" club ciub.of th* McOmMcOm- ,■ The .of th* "Havens. • son. Hasting. R. 0 Haren, ta not to well be- • > Pay Whitworth). Mr* Redia Whit- PrejfdenPTtobert Matt^i-VlcI ln’ Cwnfinw* ,n hrr n,r“l of ,bel On and after r.ext Friday the steam, j Feldpausch’s B utter 27c Prunes z Coffee 35c 21C ♦ Ro i Fruit Cake ReguterB>L79ER $1.19 Link Sausage Hamburg 25c 2 Chickens • ioc ■ "Mr "*>c '*«• ,w AFTER INVENTORY CLEARANCE We find after taking inventory we have several groups of WOMEN’S SLIPPERS in a good assortment of sixes and are all in good high quality merchandise that we can place on sale at bargain prices. We have them grouped at the following prices Men’s Floresheims One Group Men’s Oxfords All New Styles Broken in Sites $ys5 $025 Come and See Them! IRONSIDE SHOE CO. "The Home of Quality Footwear” This Coupon is Worth $6.50 This Coupon and a dollar bill entitles you to one of our “Get Acquainted Boxes'* containing a regular full size $1.00 jar of Elaine Best CLEANSING CREME, a $1.00 boa of Elaine Narcisse FACE POWDER and a $2.00 bottle of NARCISSE PERFUME; also to those who buy during thia sale, we will give absolutely FREE—$3.50 Pearl Necklace! $7-50 Value $­ for Only • • Guaranteed Indestructible, Brilliant Lustre, with Beautiful Sterling Silver Safety Clasp. 8525 r i EAN'C « TH F ATEMF ------------- HASTINGS - MICHIGAN ---------------------- PROGRAM FOR THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY—FRIDAY Wallace Berry and Jackie Cooper in “THE CHAMP” ADULTS Ue — CHILDREN He FRIDAY—SATURDAY —DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM— Charles Farrell in “Heartbreak” and Paul Lukas in “Working Girls” SUNDAY—MONDAY • Norm* Shearer and Robert Montgomery in “PRIVATE LIVES” COMEDY—-Caleb As Caleb Can** and Latest Newsgst COUPON—TUESb AY—NIGHT ALSO PARAMOUNT SCREEN BONO WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY George Arliss in “Alexander Hamilton” COMEDY—"Jane First- and Latest Newscast FRIDAY—SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM j Spare Ribs 2 Pound* ; ; |U| -) Mr»- Franklin Matteson). Au;u-CT,. We Have Salmon, Halibut, Trout Fillets and Smoked White Fish. ; 25c .STbu-K" d,'S.-M SS"bu“/™| GCILD NO 7 Harry lim:lulld' o< the Durfee district hospital Guild No. 7 wdl liold it* i „ Morgan of Ucey is moving into January meeting with* Mrs. Bcniice • J m Jvfn:nJln‘1 l,0UscTexte; r.« w south St. on Wednes- j .V*.?! Ru**«'ii Greenfield spent (day P M. Jauuaiy ju Member* me v JLf?*nlng with E B Greenfield •lugid to be present are al*7.^ ... uay* wdcotue. CecttonVurtor* of officer*. nr „ “■ tag at the home of Marton Morgan. centlv. Dan Oerlinger and wife of Na»hvU!e| called on his sister.. Mrs.' Leonard' Wachter who is gaining in health. Mr snd Mrs WUI Velte Mr. and’ Mri Wsuppei | * ShMdon «* cowattended testing the w’voctaUoti *t Hastings Thursday evening. * Tallulah Bankhead in “MY SIN” George O’Brien in “Riders of the Purple Sage” CARTOON IN BOUND—-BUSY BEAVERS- �THE HARTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANDARY 11. 1*31 i‘Guzz/er»’ Ahead in Sporting Items .IDEAS FOR AIDING THE UNEMPLOYED inporch. or other selected windows. I Line unfinished attic space with in­ Install automatic heat control de- eulatlng boards or plaster to create rxtra rorvm ar nlavroom. Rotary Pin Series I Two more 'tournaments remain In 1 the Rotary club bowling series, -after which the ten highest-ranking players 1 Buy Yourself That Install klr-moistening «humidifying > equipment to create more healthful “v w of heating system •. wallpaper, wall fabrics, wood veneer, or WOODLAND FIVE BEATS Weatherstrip doors and windows ;other OM or more rooms. CLARKSVILLE 20 TO 12 I New storm sash or double windows nutall hoC.WBUr heater or tank, To date the results are as follows: I TEE IN MUNCIE, IND. for exposed rtxxns. Rcfinish hardwood or painted flootr.. Team Btageg Second-Half Rally Cuspidor*.' consisting of Hube Co.k* nip uci D TA DIIQI ' Have wiring system checked over-or cover existing floors with pre-fin­ Charles PoUa. Joe McKnlght. Aben B'U ntLF IU DUdl, for compliance with Insurance require- tshed or block type wood flooring. to Win—Reserves Lose— UCcc Akin THMMIINITY menu. I Install Unoleum, rubber tile, or other Johnson, John Ironside nnd Hube Girls Victorious ncoo RUM uummunn I Jgodcmlte lighting kyxtem— relocate modem decorative composition floors Cook defeated tlie “Wilcox Worms" by REVAMPED TEAM GAINS Woodland’s first string eagers fought six pins This last-named team is eom- Cl n nil MM V- XT n*lurr*' substitute wall brackets for In selected rooms FIRST VICTORY OF an uphill batik* to win from the IKxed of Cliarlie Doyle. Maurice Lam­ Similar Effort! in Hastings chandeliers, provide new fixtures. 1 install ceramic tile floors or walnsClarksville quintet tn a game at ble. CHIT Dolan. Harold Newton and Would Doubtless Be Of BoneInstall extra electrical outlet* to'cot* In Bathroom or kitchen. BEASON Clarksville Friday. Trailing by a point Clyde Wilcox. The "Worms" won two — - . -eliminate ------------- ---or --------reduce- ------------------the need for Ion;; .1 Add new bathroom <by (by rearrange­d fit to Working Men at the quarter and three points al the out ofthe three games played but were nf partitions nartltlon* or exterior addition, addition cords.------------------------------------------------------ ment of BOYES LEADS SCORING; iialf. the Woodland tossers nosed ahead ncoed out by six pins in lhe grand to* Some very sensible suggestions have Eliminate the nuisance of finding or in attic or other spare space), to a one-|>olnl lead In the third quarter tai. light puli cords by Installing adequate' Install siiower enclosure In bathroom, been made and carried out in other lo ­ SNYDER, JAMES FOLLOW and then collected seven more point. Install modem concealed radiation. Last Thursday, the "Worms" were calities. which we think would apply to wall switches at entrances. „ .. _. , n . r, ! in Ute fins! period to close the game again defeated by "Bolinskls Brag­ Install new sink in kitchen or panCut up fire wood or replenish supply Hawthornites Display Good Dea 20 to 12 win. Clarksville was garts." a team made up of such slingers Hastings, in relieving unemployment try. ‘in cellar <local unemployment ctenmitplan so far a» we know, was first fensive Game Combined With held scoreless during the entire second • we're not saying of whati as Charles Tills Install night lights or bed lights In tee* may have cord wood for sale pre­ In Muncie. Indiana It worked bedroom with switch at bedside. „ , _ . half. This is the first defeat of the Leonard.. Frank Andrus. Roy Cordes. tried nu pored by unemployed laborers>. .rrra .. Scoring Punch 1 season for Clarksville. Kim Bigler and John Wooton. Ths with "* marked “"T1 succeM., Eliminate batteries an bell coll or Install handrail on talr* (cellar Hastings High basketeers a In preliminary the Woodland annunciator system by installing small sendee, or main staircase* >; recon-i • ....... --------- ------ after -----... ... ------------ , „games, -------------.. ------- ■MW f>id,MJii3 UMWIIC-U vriHua* uy ' downrt «»<■ U» “WoriMmln of defeats earlier In the season second team lot to tlie Clarksville re-,_j -y pins .,lns but b,lt ioai ItMt one one ganw game of ot use lhe serin. ,ertM pair and recondltkuj, home*, or or — income struct cellar stairs for greater safety; e power transformer. (n>n the win mr)., column -nliimn by hi' serves 20 to 3. 1 _V.ll.. olrt . - _ .. __ ___ . . ... finally broke Into while fV... the Wnnffii.fwl Woodland girLi On non *■•"«« -OIHM OuWeo-1. nri.twrtiM pn-perUCT. whifh wMch « dwlilllllV fceUnlJW in In tlTOnpropModernize the laundry equipment— install gate at head of stairs to safedowning the Mason quintet 22 to 13 in sextet defeated Clarksville 38 to 1. ' brabnnM Ihr Cn.pIdoX' for > win. W rnlur. •Woh U» nrrtof rrrondl- perhaps including new trays, washing guard children. . a game there Friday evening SuapenHerewith are details of the game: Tin- -OUMlrr.- eompo^d of Dovr i*» repolrln, wlU ure from !<«.। machine, inner, or clothes dryer. | Recondition driveway, applying new ooodynr. Will nrld. U. fcun.er, I wW •< Uw -me err rmploymrm hion of wveral members from tlie team Install laundry chute. crushed stone surface preset brick or In connection with tlie unfortunate Woodland Remove storm windows in early Ragstone walks or terrace pavements Clarksville Walton snd Glen Brower won three 110,lh“e ***’ J*”*1 11 I ’«>: -- - Men were IMI suggestions Howel) uniform affair, caused a re­ A Long screens- -----------with more Geiger straight games ■■IIK-S and anu tlie urc series. WIK' —... 1 spring. Replace old ------------- where lifted by froMs.. Tn I, .m nit I nu bowlers Iwxtrrr nn reside vamped line-up to take the floor. The R. Townsend To Holo date Hu, U>c Irl.r high-ranking on made rnade to tlie the residents ot tnat city we convenient type such as roll-up or out- I Put garden tools In order fur spring Livingston every Hastings reader would read swing • ' use—repair and sharpen lawn mowers. new. combination proved entirely cap­ Shomo Kauffman the Rotary teams are: Walton. 176; able. however, and the boys were final­ D Hynes be Cook. Repair cracked, lawe. or fallen plas- repaint wheelbarrows nuur uwv, 169; iov. Dave Mini: Goodyear. szwai/cai. 166; iw. ।| 11,0 fallowing which Is part of lhe list . . .. — • ........ -...... roller ....... handles. ■ Sullivan Hu .. 152. Charles __ . . _____ ■ 180; ‘“Cd there* tta n - ceilings throughout the and clean up ...3 Il -u ~._v — — ly rewarded with a victory. Will _ Field. Leonard, there and and xer see if if tiwv they could could not not t^r on — walls or and —oil all nwtalanrk on Hanson ...... Johnson Kim OIKIvl, Siller, 160; tools. mill 11X3, Clyde Wilcox. re IM.V*. I160; nnfl something — that they could do. In • house —' — Ing for both teams with three goal* Woodland Glen Brower. 158 1-2; Harold Newton. lhe wajr ot making changes or repairs.- piaster basement ceiling on metal 157- John Wooton 156- Charles Potts,(that would be worth while and effect fOr fire protection, cleanliness. and one free throw. Following closely Clarksville STRIKER SCHOO!. DISTRICT. were Snyder with two baskets and two tlie time, and appearance, — or surfacing 154; and Cliff DoNn. 153. “a real economy and. ■at ’ ,H " *same “m- ,,m * ’— ■* better -------------Sunday visitors at James Meads (give emploympR. Carrying out this।wnh wallboards. were — ‘‘free throws, and James with two goals. Woodland — Mr'a..« and — Mrs. Leon .Fuhr of ____ Cedar_ Clarksville Lang and Strickland of Mason each program tn Mtfncle lias relieved unemCover defective plaster ceilings with creek Mr and Mrs. Lee Mead of CIovBUcklcv MIDDLEVILLE CAGERS i R Rogers ployment and has been a g(eal help tolfBbric. wallboards, or pressed metal to frr|flle ami Mr and Mrs Harry Rkzor made two guah. 1 Barnum Mick DEFEAT ALUMNI 27-23 the blulnfM 01 lhe wnwn“nlly at the ... eliminate future repairs. “ n< ‘ Bna 1WTy * The Hawthomites played their usual ....... i. to( Hastings. ut.rt.wi HLumm z. i lj Um<> ||w arp r<.vfral of U1(. ------------ -------- ----------------------------------------Murphy good defensive game and In addition | Hilbert ‘ Correct defective fireplaces | Mr nnd Mrs. Donald Geiger are Wickham Muncie ____ _ got underway with the scoring drives in ( ■ Modernize obsolete interior trim and upending to a few daysfolks. in Saginaw vtait“ Knapp High School Quintet Emerge. Curtis ---------...------- e gutters, leaders, or d<X)r!k by replacing with new. time to establish a safe lead before the I Mrs? (Niger's parents. Mrs. E. I- Houghtaun Sunday. Stuart Baird game ended. Victor In Hard-Fought nVWn«’, ! Repaint interior trim in one or more Mrs. Irene Farley ot Albion called On Friday evening of this week, |, Install dormer window or skylight to ruonl, or throughout. on Mrs Mattie Striker Sunday eve- at the home of < Albert Cruttenden Contest January 15. Mason .comes here for a Woodland make attic sjxce more useful. Insulate roof or attic floor to reduce ning. Clarksville Middleville High school basketeera.dereturn game. Funs can count on a real Repair existing roof; restafn or ap-jheat losses In winter and to make sec-' Mr. and Mrs. I-eon Mead and Gene friends gathered to wish him a happy feated the alumni 27-23 in a whirlwind ply preservative to wood shingles: re- (lnd jtory or attic bedrooms cooler in Freeman of Hastings called on Mr. and contest. . Woodland Clarksville game played In the new Thornapple paint canvas deck roofs; stop all leaks I__________________________________________________________________________ birthday. Muson Valentine Bustanee —W. K Kellogg gymnasium last week.. Reroot with wood, asphalt, asbestos Clipper, r.f K. Johnson Richardson Neither aide established a definite lead „ metal shingles, alate, clay tile, or Barker, r.f. C. Townsend and the final result was in doubt up metal. Lang. l.f. Hauer until tiw last minute of play. The Mid • Repair or replace hardware; correct Metchsche, U Kime dievllle High quintet began the season FORglng doors or defective window* King Strickland, c. Clarksville, 20; WoodFinal score: late because of the shift to new quar­ Apply asbestos or other heat insulat­ ters but rounded into form rapidly as ing covering on pipes and boiler to re­ land. 3. Lamphere, Ig. practice sessions in the new gymnas­ duce waste of fuel. ium began. Reconstruct and straighten warped Total Next *n>esday evening tlie Middle­ chimneys, add chimnqy pots, point up Hastings ville eagers will meet Galesburg in a old masonry to Improve draft. contest to be held In Middleville. v Clean chimney flues: clean out* ash Lechleltncr, r.f As a preliminary,ta-Hw HastingsHerewith are details of the Alumni pits, repair flue connection. Boyes, r.. ... Mason basket iramc Friday eve­ game; i Modernize exterior of house by ap­ McMillan, c. ning. teams from /'the 8-1 and 8-2 Thornapple-Kellogg High School. plying shingles, clapboards, brick fac­ Snyder, rg. grades of the Central school will meet ing or stucco over present exterior. James, Ig. to settle a clowly-cOntested dispute for Repslr porch railings, floors, steps. supremacy. Both of these quintets have Williams, l.f. Total displayed a fast, snappy brand of game Perry, c. 0 Add new porch or enclose existing Pinal score: Hastings. 22; Mason, in thr inter-class tournaments. Mason 3 porch with glass to make new sunroom.; is bringing no reserve team so the Parker Construct new removable winter usual reserve team games will be omlt- Bixler. Ig. vestibules for doors exposed to cold ted. This U in line with a practice alwinds. ft Dz>rr,'n town, ready adopted by the Hastings High Build portable screen enclosure for Total Whool; that is eliminating the reserve open porch for summer use. Lions club bowlers are beginning an game In order to save transportatldn Alumni Prepare window and door screens for Parker. If tntcr-club series in preparation for the charges in out-of-town games, next season's use. including rewiring W. Bender, r.f match with the local Rotary elubl <•» ■ where necessary and repainting. Solomon, c teams. Results of the first three aames1 [)nilhlp.Upnrlpr Install modern closet fittings, such give “Curley s Cutthroats" a 55-jxnm I as shc?e racks, clothes hangers, linen Hungerford advantage over “HiH's Hoodlums “ ; I.NDHI rill shelves, storage drawers, etc. . Tlie first-named team is composed. ... . .___„3„,„, „ ... Palmer, rg. Correct the heating of a cold room. Repaint exterior of house where Total Mart HUI filin'0*""1 al#nU* “nd thP Uri*n*r M“r‘ • Referee: Carlton Swift. Middleville. weather permits. «n?uh “n ch*m‘*rWn- ket quintet • team of Grand Rapids In­ OLDtltLU mt IR Modernise floor plan of house by Final score: High school. 27; Alumni. In d^te nre’as follows* Hill ! in a double-header at the combining two rooms in one, changing 172 ^iXnl^Xlky W Cll-i,I“Uw Hl8h Saturday or removing partitions, etc. mil'll i4LP wmdekn«ht' 147- fJ. The first game is scheduled to Buy now! Convert large closet Into an extra Znrt. Rm«h *W» “ ’ “ oclock *h‘rP Both local toilet or shower room. Don’t drive on woni.imoolh tires when Provide extra bedroom by subdividing former Hastings 125; Chamberlain. 117 and Palmer. 97. u*ms contain >tanseveral and each faf you can have new Fircalone Tirea at these large room, by using waste space in at­ ••* this .season has cstabllslied a good tic. or by extra addition. low prices. 1931—the year in which values count­ Bessmer'* Market, newly organized ALSO TAG 'EM. record of wins. Enlarge exl&lng garage for extra car basket ball team of this city, defeated ed most — was for Firestone a year of Now they are talking about changing---------------- ,»> Never before could you buy such re­ or build new garage. the football rules again. We are In There's a lot of trouble waiting for the Meyer's Truckers of Grand Rapids markable value*. great accomplishment. Because of Fire­ 26-14 Saturday evening at the High favor of one which will require all cheer lhe man who knows Utere's a lot of school gymnasium here to win its shrubs and have tree surgeon repair stone’s unequaled position in buying raw leaders to wear strait-jackets. ' trouble waiting for him. decayed parts of Important trees. . You get extra strength, extra safety, sixth straight victory of the season. Modernize existing ' bathroom—new materials —rubber and cotton — efficient extra service with every Firestone Tira This Saturday evenfhg the Bessmer wall treatments, flooring, fixtures, quintet will take the floor against Walk­ because of these extra Firestone construc­ factories and economical distribution, er Steel Merchants, a strong team from medicine cabinets, etc. tion features. Build new closets. they gave car owners the greatest values Grand Rapids. Provide outside accessories such as Herewith are details of the game: in their history. window boxes, trellises, bird houses, etc. Hastings ready for use in the early spring. Erect new gates, arbor?, pergolas and Drive in today. Equip your car with other outdoor garden structures. Firestone Gum-Dipped Tire* and enjoy Monica, f. . Tread Construct concrete, stone or brick Williams, c. their extra aafety and sajiafaclion at the walks, terrace, or steps to house or ODopneH, rg garden. lowest prices in history. Brown, Ig. Modernize the kitchen arrangement Zerbel. g. . for more efllcienl work. Build breakfast nook in unused part Total of kitehen or pantry, or build new Meyer's Truckers breakfast porch. * Install new kitchen or pantry cup­ Rozell, IL boards and closets or modernise stor•X4-54 .40-21 Convert warm air heating plant to 4.50- 2C 7.00-20 14.65 XS.41 modern forced circulation system for 4.50- 21 better heating, with humidification. Convert one-pl pc steam heating sys­ tem to vapor-vacuum system for more TRUCK ojU BUS TIBBS 4.75-1S SOME LOG! uniform heating and greater fuel Lumbermen in Louisiana recently economy. 4.75-2T Improve operation and efilclency of cut a tree approximately 1300 years MO-11 old It was round throughout and had two-pipe steam, vapor or hot-water IIJI. a stump diameter of 92 Inches. system. 5.00-1‘ matches with the Hastings Lions club ONE HUNDRED SUOOES Re*w* U beln< PUyed °° I TI0NS MADE BY COMMIT_ HMASOTS I' DEFEATMAS0N2213 SUIT 50 Only Think of it! Made to your exact meas­ ure ... the newest patterns... fine fabrics! McCall Bros. Tailors 'Firestone Eighth Grade Teams to Plfly Preliminary Again Reduces Prices Club DOWierS Bowlers Lions HUD oegin Practice series ^a6e neaaer Set For Saturday} Bessmer Quintet Wins Sixth Straight Game HOW Are your FLOORS? This is a good time to lay HARDWOOD FLOORS! FLOORING Is Cheap LAROR Is Cheap .. . and in the winter is a good time to do this work. We will gladly give you an estimate on the entire' cost of new floors laid and finished, if you so desire. THE HOME LUMBER COMPANY HASTINGS PHONE 2276 6.00-19 1O.8« First Of New Rockne Automobiles Given to Widow of Famous Coach The presentation of the car was The first Rockne Six to travel the highways of America Is owned by Mrs. made by George M. Graham, vlceKnute Rockne. widow of the famous prealdent of the new corporation. gridiron coach after' whom the new "Knute Rockne was our friend and automobile was named. The pioneer our business associate," he said. "He was to have been vice-president of this to Mra. Rockne at the Rockne Motors company, had lie lived. His loss h Corporation administration offices In a matter of deep sorrow to us all. We this city three days before Christmas. feel that it U only fitting that the first It is now In dally operation In its own­ Rockne Six to travel lhe highways of America Ln to be in the hands of Mrs er's home dty of South Bend. Ind. Tlie presentation ceremonies were Rockne. Mrs Rockne take tills car as attended by dvic and Industrial lead- our gin and with It. our pledge that all of the Rockne Sixes of the, future -We feel that’ the advent of the will worthily perpetuate the memory ot Rockne Motors Corporation is a bright your husband." * sigh." said Harvey Campbell during Mrs. Rockne expressed her gratitude the presentation ceremonies. "It Is for lhe automobile and for the corpor­ particularly significant that the factory ation's action In naming lhe car after buildings that the Studebaker Corpor­ Knute Rockne. ation turned over aa shelters for the •Thank you so much." she said. “It unemployed a year ago are now going Js a matter of great pride and satis­ to house the employed who will be en­ faction to Knute Rockne* family that gaged in building this new car." During this new automobile bears his name the winter of 1930-31 Studebaker's ex­ and will so splendidly keep his memory tensive factories were thrown open to fresh In the minds of the American the homeless and the poverty stricken. people." 34x7 II.n. 5.00-21 Okb-Mr 5.00-21 i-1-21 6.00-20 11.11 6.30-20 11,11 5.25-18 tas.ss Special brand tires are made by a manufacturer, without bla name, for dutribulion by mail order hou»cs nnd other di»tributor« under their own brandn. Tlieec tlrra orc Bold to the public without the name “ UH ESTON I" and give complete service. You get extra protection ••Firestone" on every tire Firestone raskes. Intuit.I guarantee. Yew Andrus Battery & Electric Shop Open 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. Telephona DRIVE IN AND EQUIP YOUR CAR _____ �tub bastings banner, The Banner • *ut4“enl concerning the MaKMSMaaMMMMMHBaMBl _ spomorshlp of the program.* Bravo! we admit, ths view* and. Sen. Ooumd* fall to inspirej W/ldt but we wish him ~H :i iijjti itiimm—fi—ii rm>d U, Ih. mMllh, M, DEPKAT PBnTOABUl ; an(] Opinions: r ’ Others OOy Wednesday. January Out-of-Doors n. ims Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday A Hunting -Tale. Do Wolves Attack Men? Migration at Deer. Moose Appear. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Thp AdwrOMr by During the year 1921, this city"* fire during the meal- Hlram john*on. devout republican and truck responded to eighteen calls for The deer hunting season Is now al lime hour* in the hoi* ot connecting one of the best known country oditor* the truck's service in subduing fires. with a musical program, a lecture or of Michigan, is out with qn editorial the story telling stage and is bringing Some of these proved to be little fires, enjoyable features. But we wore a pre-prtmary its usual crop of Bunyaneeque legends but other fire* had gotten well under . . ., ,. r., convcnUon a* the only hope for the reA woman hunter near Lincoln, eat­ such headway that only the timely ar­ Invarlabiy we heard publlcans ot Michigan. The News being peanuts as she impatiently waited rival of the truck prevented serious sandwlchcd HrvM such a convcnUon will »pcU the along a runway, finally walked away damage. A soul- death knell ot the party tn this state Friends of Eli Holes, who formerly resided in this dty. will regret to learn melody would terminate In a pro- Imagine the result* of a pre-prlmary .___ _ ,, convention presided over and controlled heard a noise and turning saw two, that he was Ute victim of an automolonged and enthused descripuon of El. |he bUn(1 foltower> of D Mc. fawn* calmly "munching the discarded bile accident in Lansing Sunday noon, the latest-tn five-cent cigar*; Kay of Kepl: .-BIU- McKelgh*n of nut*. from the effect* of which hl* death reorchestra tunc in an enumera- Rlnt • and —* hl* *---------—new *taund'ally, the ex­ Wlth the tales of the hunters has, suited a few hours later. The Ugolgo club met Monday evening the unbelicveable cleansing and governor of Michigan. Die honorable come a report from Newberry concernIng Jerry Bkullna. a young trapper at tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Freddie Green; Hie bombo*tic and medicinal powers of "Cumbola" the florid sfatesman from Detroit. Mr. Ed- working - ——. — in the — area _ __________ between_ the — Sage' Gaskell. dentifrice, an ward Barnard, who leads hl* horde* of | country and the Tahquajnenon River. Hastings chapter No. 68 Royal Arch talk in a lengthy "blurb" underworld denizens to a state con- Skulina'* story 1* neither an argument ■ Mason* will confer the Royal Arch decuuccriuua .u* puwna ui ».<.,«/ ventinn as Al Capone once ordered theif°e or against the old question of' gree Friday evening. Jan. 12. on a team dal prepjiaUons that restore school-, Slighter of his comoeUtora. Try thl* whether a wolf will attack a man. [composed of William Reed. George GU* H. . . . _ .. , Just once, you republicans, and It will Skulina, armed only with a hatchet '•••• lett and Archie Milter; work to .»•»* start girl ci mi>!rxlan» and make radiant ukp {cn yr<r# to u.)pe mj[ du<race suddenly entered a clearing in which al 7:30 sharp. masterpieces out of most any weatherthe thing and put the party back five wolves were Utting. Skulina 1* not Quite a good many Hastings people beaten fronts;" while the lecture con-jn favor Better take a licking honest- certain wliether his knapsack and visited the poultry show at Grand Rap. brown breeches caused- the wolves to ids during the past week, and speak :«Tnxiw MMIo- ««»>> UM «™l,1 '>• tn*x> » lo win 1» .urn Un---------------mistake him tor a deer, but they made of it , >s being ___ _unusually _______ ,__________ fine. Henry , MKU*.. -ft, »X MM. .«*> ““ for him. Skulina threw his hatchet Waltemate was lhe only exhibitor men­ Iran !U. nix hoi and toih.r.d abou'. ,[irlng at Kal,>(n.nw We will prob- uhen the nearest animal was 20 feet I Honed from thl* vicinity, lie showing halted, turned. a pen of Barred Rocks from him. The pa Harry WalldorfT. Charles Leonard, ’* are Just a few of the reasons why we Ual convention ta 1932. — Ingham and trotted back ini ting his traps In th* same place the Mort Hill. Guy Giddings, and Max l seldom use lhe radio any more. Plenty County News. ■ following day, Skulina caught three of Lewi* attended the poultry show, the ~ ' of worUiwhile things arc given but it*1 NO PLACE FOR RADIO. the animals. bosket bail game and the show at Ute HISTORY IN THE MAKING. B hopeless and discouraging task to public opinion strongly support* the Last winter the Department of Con- Empress in Grand Rapids, Friday. Many event* of importance will take separate Hie grain from the chaff. Also action of the Bar Association of Los the Hulbert deer yard, four miles north TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. the spotlight during 1932. Of mos: j we've often settled down to enjoy n Angeles in protesting against tlie ra- lhe Hulbert deer yard, four miles John and Alex Ironside returned last ,o PM, ox « mm, wxllItoMMe ™x, .o h... I. d“ SS.%”' J nortiieasl of the village and 100 in the Fletcher swamp near Alpena. About week from Chicago where they went be thr presidential, congressional and spoiled by the discord* of some nearby two lnjcrollhones ln MUrt tended half of the deer togged were bucks. on business. gubernatorial elections. Of equal world | station of approximately the same wave to detract from the dignity of the law The Department lias received re­ Mrs. Ermlna Holbrook returned last importance but*of lew local interest, length. How much better to have Fed-, and to feed morbid curiosity. Instead ports from four hunters who killed week from Lansing where she has been will be such thing* a* the disarmament eral control ot broadcasting with al°* addressing the Jury, witness and lagged buck*. It la expected tiial vLsitlni for a couple of weeks. others have killed sotfte of these deer Miss Gertrude Covert of Detroit is UH U> .U1M ,MU ... „ M. M.X.XU, M to .»> und the Departn<enl is anxisu* to get the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Luke Waters. Miss Ermlna Goodyear is spending diveigrot opinions concerning the ques-1 the eost of entertainment or cduca- sickly taqulsitivenes* ot an unseen au- ri ports from them. Of the four bucks reported, one had thl* week in Grand Rapid*. Hon of war debt payment*. Sometime; tional programs that are free of adver- dlencc Half a day of Oil* broadcastJudge Smith, president of the Has­ during the year, too, the Manchurian । using and exploitation. This system in« UB* a11 t** association could stand. moved 15 miles in a year and one had tings National Bank, and Mrs. Smith situaUon to likely to be settled more has worked out well ta European coun-i ,Aik’ocUUon h*s B moved less than one mile. A 158 pound adult buck, trapped in entertained tlie director* and employ­ . , . , , . , . I strict code for Hie Judiciary as well as or to** permanently through peaceful tries and there is no reason why It for practicing attorneys. The rule* of the Fletcher swamp February 21. 1031. ees of that bank at dinner at Uieir agencies or by war. Another subject should not be adopted here conduct forbid Judge* from rendering was moved am) released la the Lan­ home Tuesday noon. Ten sat down at ------- universal ‘------- ’ interest —** than “—any ----- 1I Unless something to done ta the near: extra-legal decisions and from engag- den Game Refuge. 18 miles my, He the table, and It was a very enjoyable of more wav aiiot November 22, by 8 Dillon occasion for all concerned. Mrs. Wood yet mentioned will be the trend of ag­ future. ’ radio wifi continue to decline' tag in pract^ tendtag to foster *en*acatered. “X Foss of Bay City. Just one mile from ricultural produce prices and the size m PMUMX,. ™. .XXI „ . W, With the advancement ot winter and the (dace in lhe Fletcher swamp where of the "«op*. Im;*ovement here will cause it to a *plrndid instrument for dignity of lhe court and of it* officer*; lie was caught last winter. He had the beginning of lhe new year some ot the baseball fan* arc looking for­ wandered back to his home feeding be an unmistakable sign of better busi­ bringing worthwhile features to every they are Intcnden to discourage self-adgrounds. The deer weighed ICO pounds ward to spring and the opening of the ^.?otorlel>r acckfrs -Seat­ ness "just around the corner.'" The home in America. We commend the baseball season. dressed. j tic Daily Times. year 1932 is more than likely to be full stand taXFn by Sen. Couzcns. goo) Another adult buck trapped in the HASTINGS, MICH. of interesting event*, if nothing else. ■ fireman on Sunday evening when he CANADA CUT8 RED TAPE CONCERNING PROHIBITION. exUngutohed a fire in the basement Uncle Sam for all his vaunted progof his residence without the aid of the PUBLIC NEGLECT. Prohibition ftform seems to be ini less has some things to learn from his fire department. While attending to According to Maj. Gen. Smedley D. danger of taking precedence over other neighbor on the north. Canada has a hl' furnace sparks flew unob-crvrd into forthright, stand-no-nonsense method Butler, retired, »f the U. 8. Marines, types of legislation that are much more a pile of rimving* and other waste ma­ for ridding her commonwealth of unde­ terial. A short time afterward he heard most of the trouble with local govern­ urgent. A sirables. Our own federal authorities the crackling of flames, hurried into ments in lhe United States is that We have stated several times that, in might imitate her with advantage to Trading Com panto*, a synopsis. Dr the furnace room and found lhe fire our opinion, the Eighteenth Amend­ all concerned, except to the criminal / WILL never pull making rapid headway. Rushing Lathrop. Agcnck* for Scientific Research, a ■ forced: they only want people to think ment ha* produced evil) which al times elements and the shyster lawyers. . . . EVENTS OP THE PAST WEEK. through the names he gol the hose my nightly coverlet One prime factor in the problem of synopsis. Mrs. Gear. seem almost on a par with the unde­ that they want it enforced. which was attached to a hydrant, Shipbuilding in U. 8. estimated at law enforcement, which Canada has Reading. Rase Goodyear. over a heart that is turned on the water and soon put out This is not a pleasant statement to sirable features ot wide-open liquor und which we in the United States 60 per cent under normal. Critic. Mrs. Hicks. the fire. Little damage was done but not forgiving o f digest but the outspoken Marine is traffic. The growth ot organized crimi­ haven t. is a competent, able, thorough­ Formerlj we uxd. ♦ Drastic Reductions On account of the mild fall and winter weather we have more OVERCOATS. SUITS, LEATHER and MACKINAW COATS. GLOVES. MITTENS, UNDERWEAR, WOOL , HOSIERY. MUFFLERS, Etc. than we should Jiave at this time of the year. We are now offering this merchandise (all standard makes) at from 25% to 50% Reduction See our windows. Come in and look around. You will not be dis­ appointed when you see what your dollar will do. La.\ibie& Doyle “The Store for Dad and Lad" Quotation Current History nal bands with a resulting disrespect ly trained federal police force like the for law iiave unquestionably resulted Royal Mounted Police. With such in­ vestigators as these to get after the big from the Volstead act. But lhe weak- offenders, and with courts not bound nets of tlie anU-prohibition force* is by red tape tied Into skillful knots by that they have nothing constructive to criminal lawyers, st might get the propose. Few persons wish to see a re­ same conclusive evidence and the same speedy results. . . . turn of lhe open saloon The liquor in­ Canada also has a wise provision In terest*, uncontrolled, were Just about her Naturalization Act calculated to as rotten and undesirable a lot a* the discharge aliens from' adopting that present-day bootleg gangs. But al­ country as a field for Illegal practices. This permit* the cancellation of natur­ though lhe anU-prohibitlontots can alization papers in case of conviction foroement is slack, knows that the tear tl* Volstead law to pieces and for a criminal offense. We can Jal), • machine” in power through control enumerate the unfortunate result* of but we cannot deport, a criminal alien, of the police bears down Just sufficient dry enforcement, not otk of them has once he lias obtained American citizen­ to keep the public fairly calm. Any ever proposed a system for regulating ship.—Loa Angeles Times. political machine, ot course, needs liquor traffic if the law were modified money to operate and among the mo-: In this respect they are even more at willing and generous contributors to fault than the fanatic drys who refuw NEWS GLEANINGS. campaign funds are criminal ring: to admit that present conditions are at The Negro population of New York Such fund*, of course, white not re­ all undesirable In fact, looking at the City is estimated at 337.700. quiring out and out protection for the matter in retrospect, it seems unfor­ doners, at least imply that the law­ tunate that the American people Rural free delivery service costs the enforcing agencies will not carry on pushed through the Volstead act United States Post Office Department aggressive campaigns against these when they did. Previous to the time S100.000.000 annually. gangster bands. Thts explains why when the dry amendment wa* enacted, Alaska, purchased for $7.200 000 blind pig.*, and other dens can be b<-, prohibition was gaining rapidly. Local packs $30,000,000 worth of salmon an­ clo»ed by the seme on sltort notici option was in force and much sym- nually. when crimes like "the torch murder " puthy existed for lhe dry cause that The population of lhe world is now or similar wholesale killings iiappcn does not exist today. Within a few i (Minuted at 2,000.000.000. Directors ot the machine know that more year*, it is |>robublc that America Since 1863. when Die Homestead Act such tilings as these unsettle the pub- would have achieved the goal of tem- went into effect. 632.000.000 acres of lic and Oust evidence of relentless |x>- perance it desired without recourse to land in the United States have been lice activity is needed as a pacifier |a constitutional amendment—on taken up by homesteaders. Binre publlc^prath soon tire* or is amendment that ha* left the country Cellophane, the material now popueasily ddtpwl- the inconvenience anti, clearly divided, j larly used tor wrapping is largely made lb-? to criminal interests arc only Both sides who are loudly contesting 'from from wood wnnd pulp. tiuln " h" , • Lhb important question seem to forget1 AMlomoblteo^TnU.eU.S pay And why can such a situation cou- ’hat what United States wants is mumime tax which averages 4-oento a tinue? Simply because the averag-- neither bone dryness nor unregulated gallon. — It reaches as -high u*. -7 cento in Florida. An.ertcan aun t: hasn't enough inter- wttneos but temperance.—R. M. C. c»t in public affair*. If every eligible1 r;; ,r.r 1 - -----........ Each of the 425 offices in a building voter ta the (country regivterea his will under construction in Philadelphia will a" the polls not a corrupt jxilitical ring ° * • be wired for radio. On account ot the stranding of »a -cir­ ta the United States would Jung exist WAY OF WORLD .................................... But .’ney do not. If thirty per cent, cus troupe* a destitute elephant has A ton of gold would produce a 17tx-en left nt Fort Smith. Ark. It makes of the citlsens turn out. tlie event 1* inch cube. it awkward for the hotel proprietor unusual America's corrupt local guvThere are 66 000 candy and confec­ erninents are limply a reflection of; wlio has to hold the trunk, pending a tionery stores in the United States. universal diffidence to matter* of |>ub- settlement.—Detroit News. Tlie French perfume industry, cen­ he intenwt "That pioneer urge tb'explore places tered around Grasse, used 1.000 tons ot FREEING^THE AIR. where man has never before set foot is violets weekly during the harvest sea­ A* a former radio fan groin weary |mMt commendable." say. an editorial son. only reiterating a truth that is unde­ niable. Lincoln Stephan*, muck-raking Journalist of two decades past, who probably knew as many city bosses and as much of the Inner mechanisms of political rings a* any "outsider" ha* ever known, came to this same conelution after InvesUgatlon* that ex­ tended over years. Probably, too, al­ most any experienced city hall or po- Way of Our World Ing through lhe fiamex. Anon. THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. John Betlctz. an art decorator, is decorating the interior of the Hastings house in a very artistic manner. Many ■of lhe rooms are already completed and the interior of the building has I been greatly beautified. | The annual banquet of the Hastings FleUher .wimp Mm* 17. uni relea-wd In Uie lowo Game Hehise near J-nu*r> IS. *1 S .W F- M. O«od. I- M»l W Will Untenw cl I may comPWeon live mile. norUwa.l ot fc.i ! ‘ nm wboul eighi mu- hum u.e pto I ““ wherreleased cigns eight momn. months ,0TJw I5.naa-' ‘ta* w wre txr-was nc raas nneaaca o[ week. l(M. Mareonl s>,Um A third buck released last spring was! SiKS4““ ‘ b,°* ‘° shot ten mile* wost of lhe Iosco Refuge [ ,nf, It was apparently one of the deer re-1 -,,“^"5 Bowen leased in the Refuge. The Depart. *™„A n ment tau nor received complete re­ W. P. Catwtan of Utica shot a buck November 18. about three miles north­ east ot the Hulbert deer yard. Just al। mile away. ' Mouse probably swimming the nar-. ' row strip of water from Canada, havc er offered him ninety-seven cents per bushel for hi* wheat. When he came io lie wanted a dollar. Lewi* Striker is attending Albion bu*lne*» college at Albion. Michigan. Local cigar dealer* iiave not noticed been seen frequently during Hie post any material decrease in lhe sale of few months in the east end of the up­ cigars since the New Year resoluUons. per peninsula. Recently a bull moose The Wool Boot company Is bulldnig wa* seen by Ray McCullough and Al- [ I red .Lemieux of DeTour near Cedar­ a new brick warehouse 20 by 100. two ville. Last summer a DeTour man was, stories high at tlie rear of tlie main factory building. arrested" for killing a moose and sevHastings Musical club met at the oral have been seen in the vicinity of| । G. A. R. lull. Monday evening. JanuSt. Ignace. I ai'y 13. After class work and the reguiar busineM had been disposed of a program was carried out. Two num­ bers receiving special mention were. "A TRENCHANT Trip to California.** and a vocal solo A word incorporated into the Englhh' ^3' Dr. Gammon. The program was —MUs Franc from the French trencher, "to cut. us « follows: Piano Pi.no duct duet-Mte. Fr.n*carve.*' Its origin is uncertain; pos- Dunbard nnd Miss Clara Hendershott; staly. student, believe, from the Late, M. P. Herald—George Collins; Paper. Latta tredcare. "to cut." At any rate, "A Trip to California "—Mrs Margaret the idea of cutting prevails and the Bailey; Trio—Misses Edith and Anzo word may be applied literally, as to a Lombard and Miss Marjorie Keables. sharp blade, or figuraUvely. as to keen, FORTY YEARS ACfO TODAY. biting wit. Tuesday night of y*t week, NonTren'-chant Is pronounced with e as1. panel Lodge. K.- of P. 20 strong, was in end and a a* in account Example: Th. d.IC»dU« -r! rnrh.nt remark* rhm.rk. concern rnnwrn.­ 1‘‘e OfUCers. mode very trenchant ing the testimony of the state's star­ Past Chancellor—John Warner. Chancellor Commander—L. C. Feighwitness." ' ncr. • Vice Chancellor—J. M. Reiser. . Prelate—C. c Deane. Keeper of record* and seals—George BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. | Downs. of Exclsequer—Charles Mcln" Capital punishment is a relics of in >i Muter -— of dodging about from station to sia-t *Tltcr At ,he **mc time it to not a Tlve average tax on gasoline paid by savagery based on ignorance, false and the desire to re* Hao in a useless endeavor to keep free Uait 10 ** “hniied in a golf ball.-Llfe motorists in the United States last assumptions, ____ _______ __________ ___ Inner Guard—John Lee. year was 2 39 cents per gallon, ranging " " ’ Outc*" Guard—J. Ober . • of tthe Inevitable advertising Jargon" . In different states from 2 cents t seven Sing sing Prison • h.f ruin, m.nv -n n/H ... . .ni.,. A woman "*Titcr remarks that babies _______ Trustees—Charles Williams and J. M that ruin* many an otherwise splen- . . ... , ......... states' to 6 cento per gallon tthree ■riia V..II O n havc B habft of pulling the bedclothes states*. "The average man in America is Reiser aid program, we hall the effort ot Ben. i . ....... t economically belter ofi and ha* wider Mr*. N. T. Parker is sick with the couan. w bnw paaur.-ul0'" U"1' "“d W,U' ““ p°or U,“' opportunities Due MUC LV to it* XU composition LUUipUUllOll of OllUmCn bitumen liberties and broader vpjlUX I4IUIIT4 (Rip. b-.r uu. Ml .1 Ua “>““ >■>“> *• *!>.„ Hal., ' ‘ R and shells, an asphalt mined in thc,l,1*n ta >ny previous decade in ourr R. K. Grant visited hi* uncle in tawtouiM Uulu.tr>., I thenl “' Dutch East Indie* may be found of ’ national history."—Arthur M. Hyde " Cheater. s*> j thr anuuu' “X un conttiua-1Humorhh______ great value a* a nonskid surface for | United States Secretary of Agriculture Mrs. Kate Evans of Belle vile is visit­ road*. the teste showing that It keeps L —-—mg Mr. and Mr* D R. McElwain this that If* Uhulr r.du> liuiiutry Is br*„ jlunou uoman bousM pte. a rough surface in all weather. I E'«Ywh*re agricultural countries" week. tag irreparably damaged by the amount tore* for $500 to use as -nice interior | -----------arc being forced Into bankruptcy bec. F. L. will meet al tlie office of Dr. Tlie Bank ot Prance was founded 133 cause they are asked to pay tn gold Latltrop January 16. Program as folof time given to advertising over the dccoraUons" and the Picture* turned radio I am convinced alm that if » u »,tcturcs ,urncd years *1 wy years ago. ago. and and Jt* Jt* original original subscripUon subscriptionIIln lh4t Hwy nave h*ve not not got got instead instead of of in in low*: convinced, also, that UlOut to be Ruben:/, worth $50,000 list ----was---headed u.. by .. Napoleon. wbo\ubthe good* have."-Arthur Herf- , Quomuoju news .artldw. ----- .--------. . US.. ------------1. they .w-_ V. ---- -the industry is to continue to meet pop- which of course practically ruined scribed for 30 share: dersen British Foreign Secretary U. 8. History. Mrs Maggie Baljty. ulax opinion either advertising must m»m for nice inter; ‘ ’ Bodal institutions. Mra. Smith. decorations -1 a cocoanut «a* usedmthe launching! My business to to say what other btnry ot the Constitution, Mr* Hol­ be dlsoonttaued or entirely limited to,R*nsas City Star. j ot a vessel in Bombay recently. | people leave out."—G, Bernard Shaw lis ay. This Week’s Word Pun^Olt Paragraphs Crumbs of Wisdom FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY We herewith place before our read­ er* a program of lhe entertainment to be given by the young folks' aid so­ ciety tomorrow iFriday). The pro­ ceeds of the entertainment are to be given to the needy poor of the elty It to therefore a good cause and merit* the support of the people of Hastings and we are sure the entertainments will be well patronized Prayer. Sacred quartette—Plead Thou My Cause. Es*ay. Subject. "Charily"—Marshall Cook. Recitation. "Death Doomed"—Mis* Eva Nevin*. Solo—Philo Dunning. Instrumental Duet Declamation "The Fireman"—Frank Sherman. Dialogue. "BmlUi a Wood." Reading. "The Painter of Seville*— Mrs. Bailey. Dialogue. "Courtney Under Difficul­ ty Duet. "See How the Pale Moon Shtaelh." Reading. "Hannah Jane"—HenryBailey Dialogue. - Tlie Indian s Revenge." Declamation-Leon VanVetoor. Solo-Mla* Belle Wightman Recitation. “Curfew Shall Not Ring Tonight"—Mis* Anna Robert*. Dialogue. "The Saracen Brothers." Duet. Admission 25c. children under 12 years 15c. Age Means Nothing to These "Young' Pals Milton Noble* of Grandville, was ta the city Saturday calling on old friends. He to well known in the southern part of thl* county where he formerly re­ sided. Milton to truly 82 years young, steps off with Die pep of a man many years his junior, always looks for the bright side of thing*, enjoy* life tn the fullest and plan* to *Uck around Ju*t as long as he get* any kick out of do­ ing it. He confided to us that he re­ ceive* a lol of inspteaUon and enthusi­ asm from a pal of his,-who happen* to be hi* uncle, M years of age. Ttiesc two "lads" meet a* often as they can and get much pleasure In taking tang walks in the country and doing manyother stunt* that might weary a lot of fellows not a quarter of their age. The question of advancing years ha* no dread for fellows like that and we hope that they may long continue as such shining examples. A GREAT FAVOR, Down In Cuba the congressmen threaten to gb a strike, according to pres* dtoiiatche*. We don't consider "threaten’’ the proper word to use. TRUE TO*FOKM. -of Adolf Hitler talks very loudly wiiat he expect* to do and how easily he expect* to win. but most politician* do—before the election. U. B spends more than $3,200,000,000 on schools ta 1931. < Senate approves dlstribuUon of 40,­ 000.000 bu*bel* of wheat to needy. U. 8 send* note to Japan and China serving notice that it* right* mutt be respected ta Manchurian territory. Government deficit on January estimated at gl 3*5,449.487, 1 Senate votes $2,000,000,000 recon­ struction fund* as urged by president. Peruvian budget omits provision for foreign debt. British trade agreement sought in Scandinavia. AnU-slavery board of Great Britain to visit Abyssinia. Royal family of Bulgaria cut* own salaries. Hitler reported willing to back pro­ longation of Hindenberg’* term as president of Germany. German engineer invents apparatus for projection of motion pictures and advertising on cloudy sky. Soviet Ru&aia appoint* Vlasimir Shstoff Ass "I Commissar of Tran*|x)rL Japanese take Shanhalkwan. strate­ gic city on Chinese soil. t Burma's new constitution women equal rights. awards i Drastic action to taken by govern­ ment of India to round-up leaders of civil disobedience campaign; Gandhi is arrested and ton to placed on Indian congress NEVER TOO LATE TO PAY FOR CHRISTMAS HEALS. As a reminder of the undlmlntohcd need for anti-tuberculosis work in Michigan, a special issue of Michigan Out-Of-Doors to being sent this week to per..on* who have not yet |>ald for or returned tuberpriosto Christmas seals received last Thanksgiving Day. The magazine, a bi-monthly publiration of the Michigan Tuberculosis Association, stresses the fact that "No home^to safe from tuberculosis until all home* arc *afe." A series of pictures illustrate ChrLstmas seal financed ac­ tivities necessary to maintain increa*ingly thorough protection against tubarcqloal*. The significant fact that 2,062 per­ son* escaped death from tuberculosis in Michigan alone during 1930, a* a result of tuberculosis work, to brought out in the magazine. Had the death rate in 1900. before the start of lhe organized campaign against tubercu­ losis. prevailed in 1930. at least 4.914 person* would have been killed by- tu­ berculosis in Michigan. Due to the *uccess of tuberculosis work, the los* was reduced to 2Jl». ___ A JAPANESE INVASION. FRANCE HAS IT ALL. E.*; perlmen I* with rare evening primThe principal thing that Is the mat­ roaes. begun at Princeton University In ter with European nations today to Uust 1905. arc now threatened by Japanese Uncle Sam 1* unable to lend 'em aKy beetle*, which infested lhe planting* more money. 1 �Tin BABTINnt BAHXKB. WDNUOAT, MHl'ABT II, tin r, JANUARY 13, IMS Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday THE TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. During Die year 1021, this city** fire truck responded to eighteen calls for the truck's service tn subduing fires. bringing Some of three proved to be little fire*, legend* but other fires had gotten well under such headway that only the timely ar­ K waited rival ot the truck prevented aeriou* damage. Friends of Eh Hole*, who formerly resided In thl* city, will regret to learn iwo. tnai no was ine victim ui an auiomoiacarded bile accident in Lansing Sunday noon, ; from the effect* ot which his death reera has^ suited a few hours later. concernTlie Ugolgo club met ‘ * uappv. u. uh; he Sage | Gaskell. j River. \ Hastings chapter No. 68 Royal Arch rgument J Masons will confer the Royal Arch deUon of gree Friday evening. Jan 13, on a team — composed of William Reed. George Gil­ hatchet' lett and Archie Miller; work to start > which. at 7:30 sharp. Quite a good many Hastings people :k and visited the poultry show al Grand Rap­ lives tu ids during the past week, and speak . ____ of it js being unusually fine. Henry hatchet1 Walternate was the only exhibitor men­ tioned from this vicinity, he showing turned, a pen of Barred Rocks. ip SetHarry Walldorf!, diaries Leonard, Mort HUI, Guy Giddings, and Max Lewis attended the poultry allow, the basket ball game and the show at tlie af Con­ Empress in Grand Rapids, Friday. s north TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. miles I■ I in the John and Alex Ironside returned last About week from Chicago where they went Hicks. । on business. Mrs. Ermlna Holbrook returned last > killed week from Lansing where she has been I that visitink for a couple of week*. Miss Gertrude Covert of Detroit is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Luke Waters. Mias Ermlna Goodyear Is spending ne had this week in Grand Rapids. tic had Judge Smith, president of the Has­ tings National Bank, and Mrs. Smith >pcd in entertained tlie directors and employ­ I. 1031. ees of that bank al dinner at their e Lun- liome Tuesday noon. Ten sat down at the table, and it was a very enjoyable Dillon occasion for all concerned. Mrs. Wood e from catered. i where With the advancement of winter and the beginning of the new year some feeding of the baseball fin* arc looking for­ ixiunds ward to spring and tlie opening of the baseball season. ... __ L. H. Evarts proved to be *a good HASTINGS, MICH. ______ I fireman on Bunday evening when he extinguished a fire in the basement of his residence without tlie aid of the fire department. While attending to his furnace sparks flew unobserved into a pile of shavings and other waste ma­ terial. A short time afterward he heard the crackling of flames, hurried into Trading Companies, a synopsis. Dr. the furnace room and found the fire making rapid headway. Rushing Lathrop. Agencies for Scientific Research, u EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK. through tlie (lames he got the hose which was attached to a hydrant, synopsis. Mrs. Gear. Shipbuilding In U. 8. estimated at Reading. Rase Goodyear. turned on the water and soon put out 60 per cent under normal. Critic, Mrs. Hicks. the fire. Little damage was done but Mr. Evarts scorched hl* clothes in go­ U. B. spends more than PJOO.OOO.OOO FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. ing through the flames. Wc herewith place before our read­ on schools in 1031. ers a program of the entertainment to THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Senate approves distribution of 40,­ be given by lhe young folks' aid so­ John Betictz. an art decorator. 13 ciety tomorrow (Friday). The pro­ 000.000 buriiels of wheat to needy. decorating the interior of the Hastings ceeds of the entertainment arc to be house in a very artistic manner. Many given to the needy poor of tiw city. U. 8. sends note to Japan and China of the rooms are already completed It is therefore a good cause and merits I serving notice that ILs rights must be and the interior of lhe building has the support of the people of Hastings respected in Manchurian territory. been greatly beautified. and we are sure the entertainments will The annual banquet of the Hastings be well patronised. Government deficit on January 1 11 and Women's Club will be held In the parPrayer. estimated at »1485.449.487. te near Sacred quartette—Plead Thou My rger of In order that the committee may com­ Cause. Senate votes 32,000.000.000 recon­ f East plete arrangements, all member* who Essay. Subject, "Charity"—Marshall struction fund* as urged by president. c place desire tickets should procure same be­ Cook. Peruvian budget omits provision for nontlis fore Friday this week. Recitation. "Death Doomed"—Miss The success of the- Marconi system Eva Nevins. foreign debt. of telegraphy has dealt a hard blow to Solo—Philo Dunning. the cable securities. British trade agreement sought in ttefuge. Instrumental Duct. Scandinavia. Homer Washbum and Eugene Bowen Declamation "The Fireman"—Frank returned to Ann Arbor Saturday. JepartSherman. Anti-slavery board of Great Britain An item from the Prairieville Press: Dialogue, "Smith's Wood." to visit Abyssinia. ' A farmer near Prairieville nearly faintReading, "The Painter ot Seville"— _ buck ed a’"y ,aAl weck whrn “ grBln <lrMl‘ Mrs Bailey. Royal family ot Bulgaria cuts own north-i er o|I*rM ,a*n ninety-seven cents per Dialogue, "Courtney' Under Difficul­ salaries. ino o ■ bushel for his wheat. When he came ty." J ■ to he wanted a dollar. Hitler reported willing to back pro­ Duet. "See How the Pale Moon Lewi* Striker is attending Albion bus­ Shine longation of Hindenbcrgs term as th " inc** college at Albion. Michigan. Reading. "Hannah Jane"—Henry president of Germany. Local cigar dealers have not noticed Bailey. h • any maicnai uccrea.se in me sale of German engineer Invents apparatus Dialogue. "The Indian's Revenge." clBara s,nce ,h< New Year resolutions. for projection of motion pictures and Declamation—Leon VanVeLsor. ‘i The Wool Boot company I* building advertising on cloudy sky. Solo—Mia* Belle Wightman. Cedar- ' a ,,CW brlck wlircll0ltM' 20 by 100, two Recitation. "Curfew Shall Not Ring Soviet Russia appoints Vlaslmlr stories high at the rear of the main Tonight"—Miss Anna Roberts. Bhatoff Ass’t. CommLssar of TransjiorL I factory building. Dialogue. The Saracen Brothers.” Hastings Musical club met at tlie Duet. Japanese take Shanhalkwan. strate­ ' i G. A. R. hall. Monday evening. JanuAdmission 25c, children under 12 gic city on Chinese sol). t | u?y 13. After claw work and the regu­ lar business had been disposed of a years 15c. Burma's new constitution awards program was carried out. Two num­ women equal rights. bers receiving special mention were. 'A Age Trip to California." nnd a vocal solo Drastic action Is taken by govern­ Inglhh I b>’ Dr- Gan””00- The program was ment of India to round-up leaders of • as follows: Piano duct—Mis* Franc cut. Milton Noble* of Grandville, was In civil disobedience campaign; Gandhi ; pas-: Lombard and Miss Clara Hendershott; Is arrested and ban is placed on Indian lhe dty Saturday calling on old friends. t Late M- p- Herald—George Collins; Paper, He is sell known In the southern part y rate "A Trip t0 California"—Mrs. Margaret of this county where he formerly re­ id the Trio—Misses Edith and Anzo NEVER TOO LATE TO PAY sided. Milton Is truly 82 years young, s to a Lombard and Miss Marjorie Keables. FOR CHRISTMAS SEALS. steps off with the |>ep of a man many A* a reminder of the undimlnlshed » keen. years hl* junior, always looks for the FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. need for antl-tuberculosl* work m Tuesday night ot last week. Non­ bright side of things, enjoys life to the Michigan, a apeclal issue of Michigan 1I panel Lodge. K.- of P. 20 strong, was fullest and |>ian* to stick around just Out-Of-Doors is being sent this week . _ I Instiled al Woodland. Pollowing are as long aa he gets any kick out of do­ to persons who have not yet paid for laww! lhe officer*; ing it. He confided to us that he re­ ncem-li Past Ciianct-llor—John Warner. ceives a lot of inspiration and enthusi­ or returned tuberculosis Christmas seals received last Thanksgiving Day. • Mar Chancellor Commander—L. C. Peigh- asm from a pal of his, .who happens to The magazine, a bi-monthly publi­ two "lads" meet as often as thay can cation of the Michigan Tuberculosis i Vice Chancellor—J. M. Reiser. and get much pleasure in taking long Association, stresses the fact that "No ffl j Prelate—C. C. Deane. home 1* safe from tuberculosis until I Keeper of records and seals—George walks in the country and doing many all homes are safe." a scries of picture* other stunts that might weary a lot of i Downs. Illustrate Christmas seal financed ac­ He- of j Master of Exchequer—Charles Mcln- fellows not a quarter of their age. The question of advancing years has no tivities necessary io maintain increas­ false , dread for fellows like that and we hope ingly thorough protection against tu­ 0 re. Master at Arms—Van Simmons. berculosis. that they may long continue a* such , Inner Guard—John Lae. The significant' fact that 2,062 per­ shining examples. '' Outer Guard—J. Ober. . sons escaped death from tuberculosis Trustees—Charles Williams and J. M. In Michigan alone during 1930. a* a A GREAT FAVOR. lea is' Reiser. result of tuberculosis work. I* brought Down In Cuba the congressmen wider Mrs. N. T. Parker is sick with Uic threaten to ’ gb roh a strike, according out In the magaxlne. Had the death inities CriPto press dlsiiatche*. We don’t consider rate In 1900, before th* start of lhe i our R- K. Grant visited hi* uncle In organized campaign against tubercu­ H> de' Chester. losis. prevailed in 1930, at least 4JH Ji lure Mr®. Kate Evans of Bellevtie U vtsllperson* would have been killed by tu­ TRUE TO FORM. uig Mr. and Mrs. D. R. McElwain this Adolf Hitler talks very* loudly of berculosa in Michigan. Due to the suc­ what he expects to do and how easily cess of tuberculosis work. Ute lou was c----------- .--------- -------- ----------■ reduced to 2413. gold । Lathrop January 10. Program as fol- do—before the election. Of tn low*; A JAPANESE IMVAglON. Bed-' Quotations. news,article. FRANCE HAS IT ALL. Experiment* with rare evening prlmThe principal thing that la the mat­ meea. begun at Princeton University in U. 8. History. Mrs Maggie Baitoy. ter adlh European nation* today is that 1805. arc now threatened by Japanese Social Inslltullou*. Mra. Smith. other Story of the Constitution. Mrs. Hol- Uncle Sam is unable to lend 'em any beetles, which infested the planUna* taw. luway. more money. this nuprner. Drastic Reductions BETTER STORE FOR Here’s An Opportunity Men . . . to S-A-V-E/ EXTRA TROUSER OVERCOATS. SUITS, LEATHER and MACKINAW COATS, GLOVES, MITTENS, UNDERWEAR, WOOL HOSIERY, MUFFLERS. Etc. SALE! We are now offering this merchandise (all standard makes) at from 25% to 50% Reduction See our windows. Come in and look around. You will not be dis­ appointed when you see what your dollar will do. Lambie# Doyle The Store for Dad and Lad Means Nothing to These “Young" Pals Custom tailored suits, which sold this fall for $30.00, with one pair of trousers, are now priced at $2500 with 2 Trousers A Saving of $12.00 on Each Suit! There are suits as low as $20 with two trousers, and‘up to $40... the finest made. OUR GUARANTEE i Tlie January 9 number of the Michi- knowledge of rifle*, lie ha* taken up other, tlie syncro-mesl I gan Alumnus haa tlw following story the bow und arrow and te making a prevent* clashing and - . ._____ __ ■__ _ Fprre< rlrar clear xlirr»*s succrsx nf of it it. about Ta -former'Halting* boy. positive eogagement"As on engineer lie lias no superiors, I Nagler, now of Milwaukee, who gradu­ But Pontiac* control! ated from our public schools here. and probably not mure than, two or Ing 'providu still anoti ai the uic University uiuvn»*i} three -.-y equal* in the particular field ■In ­ vantage. The engineers I completed a course at and ha* rincr won fame m un engi- which he operated up unUl two or Uac* free-wheeling as _ . Hirer neer with. two of lhe largest corporathraavrar* year*avo agq.Thl* Thiswa* wasininthe thefield field over-running clutch t ! tions ot the country. hydraulic turbines, their design and whenever the accelera The story in lhe Alumnu* is written: manufacture After Ills graduation hr and road speed exceeds by WUliam W. Tefft, of Ann Ari»r. | *enl with the Allis-Chalmers Manu- The conventional cluf who I* also a civil engineer und a clo < ! factoring Company at Milwaukee, and course, must lie used to I personal friend of Mr. Nagler. Thr tide. wa* rather rapidly promoted to a high "in low" and start the c of the article which Mr. Tefft wrote U I P<> t In their Hydraulic Department alter that the driver n "Hunting Big Game With Bow nnd Ar- He de*l<nrd and invented and had clutch pedal entirely . row " The Banner mentioned this not1 '.latrnted. the .so-called Nagler High long ago. but tlie Alumoui! story give- Speed Turbine for low lie ads. Tills ha. wheeling clutch remain many more detail* and also mention- since been manufactured in vanoin Merely by releasing pre, pthcr things about Fonrst which we • forms by hv 'other 1,b" turbine manufacturers! Jcelerator. lie automatic are certain will interest our readers.।: The eight or ten companies with which ,the free-wheeling clutcl ! I havc been associated a* Chief Engl- ।into second and high o The article 1* a* follow*: neer for many years Iiave found that ( ; "Hunting big game—and what U 'more remarkable, killing It—with no other turbine has been able to bet- ।tlie clutch pedal. . iiome-made bow and arrow a* his only Ur the iccord. for reliable and carefree Responsive steering o|xratten through long [x-riod*. Dial iclf-energizing , Bcndix Hias been established by thiree designed ‘ccptlonally powerful Nagler! "An intrepid hunter and rifle expert by Nagler and manufactured by his ,make the new Pontiac Nagler has returned with u huge bear company. Tlie *ole reason Is Nagler'.' ,steer and stop. as trophy, from his first bow and arrow high engineering abUity and his re­ hunting trip into British Columbia fusal to compromise with reliable opcrEAST GUN I (And thereby hang* the tale that has। atlon. Mix* Dorothy Crawft "He I* the best salcman that ever ।Roush spent Monday been publlslied in one form or an­ other throughout this country andI came into my office, bar none. For !Middleville. twenty yean, or monI Iiave had to do ' England. Samuel Benxlba of 5 Our hunting party was anxious to, with the purchasing of heavy equip- ,the week end with trie find grtafic*. so we went info Silver• ment sometimes amounting to three Tip Pass, along the Frazier River, in। million dollars pet annum, and from ,daughter of Allegan s| Hie Canadian Rockies. It is one of the■ this experience Iiave come to know last week with Will On ; few best place* left for grizzly bear. We. salWmen very- well. Nagler ha* a fine »y. I liad our main camp in the Pass, at an। presence, looks you straight in lhe eye. John Russell of this | elevation of about 8500 feet, and we. and tells you "Tlie truth, the whole spent several weeks 11 , abo liad two other over-night camp­[ truth, and nothing but the truth" ail hospital in Kalamazoo . the time. He knows exactly what he t* in far corner* of tlie large territory wc at thl* writing and *U talking about and knows his product spend the remaining v were ranging. "We found and killed plenty of[ down to Die very last detail. It is caribou, moose and black bear, bat all1 seldom that this combination of fine that we saw of grizzlies were theirt salesmanship and high engineering ville. spent Wcdnesda track*. We took a good many ificture' ability come together in the same in of tlie latter's sister. 1 both with a small Llca stlll-motlou dividual. ford and family. "His general knowledge is tremen­ camera and with moving picture cam­ Miu Dorothy Gras eras. Some of three were lost or too dous. He is a great reader and has n retentive memory, and seems to be abldark for printing but I did obtain u burg and family of n tn summon up from that memory thr Mr. and Mrs. Artin fine movie of Nagler shooting the bear with bow and arrow, ro you can so-1 Items that will be interesting and apthat Nagler and I feci qualified to phcable to the )>artlcular point of con­ Orangeville called at establish the fact, even to a company versation. The fact that lie Ls an in­ ford home Friday ever ventor. and engineers are the best Mr. Readman and of skeptical engineers. qualified to be inventors, account* per­ Kalamazoo called at tl "And.bere la how it happened: "The weather had been wonderful haps for his changing from the Allis- home Sunday. I for about a week. And then it startea Chalmers Company to his present lo­ The man without i to snow heavily one afternoon and con­ cation. which is with the A. O. Smith tinued all night and until lhe next Corporation in Milwaukee. He changed one chance tn 150,00 noon, blanketing the mountains about some three yean ago and now is in the something say* the W ।. --------------------1 Engineering Department there, asa foot deep. Tlie guides liad gone down the mountain., where -there was no signed to large scale problems, where a shmC. to attend to some matters for «ry tarfce research organization has the Canadian Fin- Patrol. Alter ft I b«n «• UP- Nagler is particularly •topped snowing about noon. Nagler I Qualified by temperament nnd equipped and I tliought we would take a walk b>' training to do such work. Tills i* about a half mile up into Sliver Tip evidenced by some of the revolutionary Paas. From this point a view could be advances mad- in the engineering of had for nearly 80 mil^s We hid not lhl' company. expected to stay for more than twenty “He 1* a gentleman and a sportsman. i minute*. After searching the country 'The difference between a sport and a I carefully with field gla.-ses I noticed a 1•portsman 1*. I take it. that the one j track in the snow a little over one-half 1count* the game and the other counts mile away; it looked like a porcupine । the elays. Never have I known him to track in the fresh »now and Nagler । do or say anything that was mean or | allowed lie would go down and shoot It unworthy. These characteristic* do not 1 with hl* bow and arrow and asked me always go with high ability as they do । to go along and take a picture of him In him. "It is not often that all of tlie above while he did IL I declined with great promptness, and informed him that I can be written about a man whom you was not ut all Interested in silding have known for thirty year* and with down some 2.000 feet and then climbing whom you have been on several hunt­ up again in Hie slippery snow just for ing lrl|»s wlicie. under tlie privations the sake of putting » porcupine in my that occur, a man's diameter and mannerisms inevitably come to the camera box. "He then started down the mountain surface." Fcrrest Nader received hte B. 8. in while I remained on lop. In ten min­ utes or *o I could see a bear in the Mechanical Engineering from the Uni­ valley, about half a mile away, but did versity in 1906. His present home ad­ dress is 44 Oak Hill Avenue. Wauwanot dare slvoot at him for fear that a ; ricochet might hit Nagler who. by tills lota. Wisconsin. ! time, was out of sight. Nagler then' ...... came into view and cqrnercd the ixar DISPLAY OF NEW ESSEX ; waiting for me to aoine down tlie ANO HUDSON CARS HERE mountainside with the movie camera । before he shot it with hl* bow and ' arrow. The first arrow missed the bear Many New Refinements and Im­ . by about two Inches: tlie second caught provements Arc Made, । him just back of the shoulder and Dealers Say went clear through, projecting some four or five inches on the far ride; the A complete new line of Hudson and third arrow did the same thing, strik­ Essex automobiles are now on view at ing about four inches from the second. tho display rooms here, according to The bear checked out in exactly six­ the Johnson Auto Company, local deal­ teen seconds after he'was first hit. I ers. These modi-Js incorporate the latam able to verify this because I was1 cst features and Improvement* in car counting to make sure that there was1 design nnd are offered at exceptionally sufficient exposure on the movie film. low prices, the dealers say. “Nagle**, himself, explains that he Both cars have optional frcc-whccluse* the bow and arrow to give the Ing and syncro-mesh transmission and ■ game a chance and to make hunting a। in addition numerous improvements •porting proposition. “I hunted with a, and refinements have been made in । the engine and body. These two cars combine beauty, power nnd case of con­ I trol as never kef air-i according to the 'dealers. ' z Bi am tion ilton” standi ever t An Opportunity to Purchase NEW Styles and NEW Fabrics at a Saving of $10 to $20 Theat 20-21 deduc pense develi woi ¥ Thos. E. Waters & Son “The Better Store for Men" BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS Quality * Skill * Individuality Quality of Mattrial, Skill in Workmanship, Individuality in Detign, Mark Our Product • An Inspection of our monumental art Faculties for producing Individuality in every de-. ronatetent? Hastings Monument Works Phone 2497 B y n c r o-Meab Tt Fkee Wheeling M trol Easy, Deali in making your own equipment. I U*e a five and one-half foot bow and a string of Iri*h linen, whtoh I twtated myself to a diameter of about one-eighth of I . < | A PERFECT FIT IS ASSURED! customers. [NEW PONTIAC CAI HAS NOVEL efficient." -Naater 1* a clear-eyed. _ lithe Indi­ and Che V-Elghl—extra Current History d '< archery." USES HOMEMADE BOW vidual. and ha* probably never been handle, according to Um AND ARROW ONLY lie lield tlie Wisconsin State, record to; rrgardlex* of whether ------------ । consecutive bull bull's » eye with a Spring Bpring­ Thrilling Experience Related By fkid rine at ijxn yard*, and was a optional with the driver di. nA~.r-.ninn An Trin i member of the National Rifle Team Hi* Companion On Tnp I H.vtng «hau*u-d about au of tha po*convenient control but Through British Columbia ; aiblllttea in rifle shooting and expert Jbe speed* of the gear* During January Only We guarantee each suit to be strictly custom tailored for YOU ... cut from pure wool fabrics only. cenUy, "and the game didn't havc Pontiac* (ucceu in ARTICLE IM MICHIGAN ALUMthe advantages ot synci NUB TELLS OT F0RRE8T cutting edge*. They much resemble lhe miMlon. of quiet. con*i old Indian broadhead* which were very '" NAGLER OUR THIRD ANNUAL FREE On account of the mild fall and winter weather we have more than we should |xave at this time of the year. DESCRIBES HUNT FOR GRIZZLY BEARS MEN Ironside Broa, Bro*-, Proprietor* Hailing* W. B. C. NOTES. Women's Relief Corps called to order ttNqw^sldent with 24 members presIcnt nnd one BUter Mary Mance was I present from Grand Rapids„ Jte fol­ ! lowing officers were installed. Prwilrienl —Stella 5U..1!a Fnrmnil President— Forman J. V. P.—Tillie Hoevednlr. Becy.—Nellie Gower. Trcaa-Clara Tinkler. Chaplain—Mrs. Sisson. Con.—Lucy TBrner. Asst. Con—U>lj Larkfiu. Guard—Clara Clark. AMt- Guard—Jennie Roa ley. Press Corr —Edith Bechtel. Patriotic ln*L—Tillie McLravy. Color Bearers—Sadie Sutton. Clara talc. Busan Craig. I di Palmallfy. Corp* voted U> Ijave a public 'January 23. also our monthly; arty will be held on January! Prcai Corr.. Edith Bechtel. ' Tolerance is the ability to let other) (people be happy even when they don't' �■M THE HASTINGS BANNER. WKDNMDAY, JANUARY II, 1»M THE BETTER STORE DESCR BES HUNT FOB BMZZIT BEMS MEN FOR I Here’s An Opportunity Men . . . to S-A-V-E/ SALE! During January Only Custom tailored suits, which sold this fall for $30.00, with one pair of trousers, are now priced at HIGHLANDS DAIRY Robert W. Cook, Prop. Telephone 2651 Hastings, Mich. with 2 Trousers A Sauing of $12.00 on Fach Suit! There are suits as low as $20 with two trousers, and‘up to $40... the finest made. OUR GUARANTEE Wc guarantee each suit to be strictly custom tailored for YOU ... cut from pure wool fabrics only. Una ©7 (el A PERFECT FIT IS ASSURED! for An Opportunity to Purchase NEW Styles and NEW Fabrics at a Saving of $10 to $20 )wn Theater, Hastings, on Jan. 20-21. The entire pro­ ceeds, except a minimum deduction for overhead ex­ penses, will be used for the development of Boy Scout work in Barry County. itus snd A Thos. E. Waters 7 The Better Store for Men sM asm .e ’ m im ritiC a H i si?? * BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS Quality of Material, Skill in Workmanship, Individuality in Design, Mark Our Product will be pleasing and Instructive. Facilities for producing individuality In every de- conaistent? Hastings Monument Works 1 Phone 2487 Ironside Bros-. Proprietors ‘J ' v Quality * Skill * Individuality 1 Scouts Sponsor Historic Film Barry County Troops announce the presenta­ tion of "Alexander Ham­ ilton"—one of the out­ standing historic dramas ever to appear on the silver :onent. In B y n c r o-Meah Tranamiaalon, in making your own equipment. I Use a Free Wheeling Make OonI | five and one-half foot bow and a string J of Irish linen, which I twisted myselftrol Easy, Dealerg Say ARTICLE IN MICHIGAN ALUM -110 * «k*meter ot *bout one-eighth of nassivsxo cJ rwiar have steei . Pontiac's success in combining all the advantages of syncro-mesh trans­ NUB TELLS OF FORREST mission. of quiet, constant-meth sec-' old Indian broadheads which were very - ’ NAGLER efficient." • Nagler lx a clear-eyed., lithe Indi­ USES HOMEMADE BOW vidual. and has probably never beer handle, according to tlie local dealers. ' AND ARROW ONLY he lu-ld tlie Wisconsin State, record for The syncro-mesh always .functions, regardless of whether the car is in consecutive bull's eye with a Spring­ ' Thrilling Experience Related By field rifle at 1.000 yards, and war> a optional ulth the driver who may lock, member of lhe National Rifle Team ] Hi> Companion On Trip It “in" or “out’’ merely by moving a Having exhausted about all of the pos- convenient control button. Matching ■ Through British Columbia slbilitiea in rifle shooting and expert (he speeds of the gears, one to the. 1 The January 9 number ot the Michi- knowledge ot rifles, he hu taken up other, the syncro-mesh transmission j | IMv TQXEMOVt - Ui> TO UHMI I gan Alumnus lia. the lollowtng story' the bow und arrow and Is making a prevent* clashing and insures quick., about-a former’ Hastings boy. Fyne*: -u*— «» » positive engagement- ‘ ■ Nagler. now of Milwaukee, who gradu­ But Pontiac s controlled free w)>eelmore ULCU from IIW> our ««•« public p.LM.U. schools — -- - not -- -- than, ....... two or inn ’provides still another driving ad-1 ated here. nnd .probably completed a course at the University three equal* in the particular fleld In vantage. Tlie engineer* fir^enbe Pun- | and haa since wup fam«‘ as an engt- <hlch hr operated up until two o: Uac’s free-wheeling as "an additional _ -_ _ .......of • ’the largest corpora-! >hrte nier with two three vean years am wf. TTila Thia wa« wv in In the the field field over-running clutch that disengages tiqns ot the country. 1 hydraulic turbines, their design and whenever the accelerator is released! The story In the Alumnus Is written 1 manufacture. After hts graduation he and road speed exceeds engine speed.” The milk that comes to you from our by William W. Tcflt. of Ann Arbor, went with lhe Alils-Chalmcrs Mnnu- Tlie conventional clutch pedal, ot who is also a civil engineer und a clo.« I factoring Company nt Milwaukee, and counw. must be u*cd to place the rears personal friend ot Mr. Nagter. The Ude »’** rather rapidly promoted to a high ’ in low” and start the car forward But it h KUVERCAPPED. post Department alter that the driver may forget the of the article which Mr.Tcflt wrote 1* ; ,’ nt' in their Hydraulic n-™.rtm*nt "Hunting Big Game With Bow nnd Ar- j| He designed and invented and had clutch pedal entirely As long as the row." The Banner mentioned this no; i patented, the so-called Nagler High car is moving, lhe over-running free­ nate old-fashioned digging with a fork long ago. but tlie Aluaicus story givt- Sliced Turbine for low heads. This ha., wheeling clutch remains al his service. | or ice pick—old-time thumb-splashing. many more details und also mention* since peen manufactured tn various Merely by releasing pressure on the ac-1 You can lift off KUVERCAPS with other tilings about Forrest which u. lortns by other turbine manufacturers ceterator, lie automatically disengages The eight or ten companies with which arc certain will Interest our readers. the free-wheeling clutch and may shift with your thumb. Yet you'll find that I have been associated as Chief EngtThe article Is as follows: Into second and high or down through OUR MILK "Hunting big game—and what t«। ncer for many years Iiave found that all the forward gears without touching more remarkable, killing it—withi no other turbine has been able to bet- the clutch pedal. home-made bow and arrow as his only Rcsixinxive steering wlweb and big, operation through long periods, that ..elf-energizing Be nd lx brakes with ex-i 4ias been established by those designed ccptlonally powerful iieda! leverage I Nagler! "An intrepid hunter and rifle expert. by Nagler and manufactured by his make the new Pontiac equally easy to about our complete service. Nagler has returned with a huge bear company. The sole reason is Nagier's steer and atop. as trophy, from his first bow and arrow high engineering ability und his re­ hunting trip Jntp British Columbia fusal to compromise with reliable opcrEAST GUN LAKE । alien. And thereby hangs the tale that has Miss Dorothy Crawford and Mildred "He Is the best salcman that eve: Roush spent Monday of last week In been published in one form or an­ other throughout this country andI came into my office, bur none. For Middleville. twenty years or more I Iiave had to do England. Samuel scn&lba of Middleville spent : "Our hunting party was anxious toi with the purchasing of heavy cquip- lhe week end with friends at the lake. find grizzlies, so we went info Silver mint *cnu'tlrnes amounting to three Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dieble and little I Tip Pass, along the Frazier River. In। million dollars per annum, and from daughter of Allegan spent Monday of ■ this experience have come to know last week with Wil! Crawford and famfew best places left for grizzly bear. We. salesmen very well. Nagler has a fine Uy। had our main camp In lhe Po*s. at an। presence, looks you straight In the eye. John Russell of this place, who has elevation of about 8500 feet, and wc. and tells you "Tlie truth, the whole spent several weeks In tlie Borges* LENT CORNERS. ert Carrigan of Banfield spent Thurs­ ’also liad two other over-night camps; truth, and nothing but the truth" all hospital in Kalamazoo Is much belter Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chandler. Pauline day with Mrs. James VonHouL In far corner, of the large territory we I tie time He knows exactly what lie is at this writing and starts this week to . talking about and knows his product spend the remaining winter monttis in ■and a girl friend and Mrs. Glen Kel­ were ranging. ' BRANCH DISTRICT. logg of Hastings and Marc Hammond "We found and kilted plenty off down to the very last detail. It is Florida. L caribou, moose and black bear, but all1 seldom that this combination of fine Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Couch of Nash- Mllo Bnd clarence Hammond? ’ * latter's father. Mr. Bidelman, of Han, nammonotiutt we miw of grizzlies were theirr salesmanship and high engineering vllle. spent Wednesday al lhe home tracks. Wc took a good many ifictures, ability come together in the same in- of the latter', sister. Mrs John Craw-1 Mr Mrs. Henry Bidelman. ford and family. kon Thurl 00011 Powell both with a small Lica still-motionj dividual. Mbs Dorothy Crawford .pent thc,went BaUle Cn»k Sunday evening and Mrs. Rudolph Hall, of Battle "His general knowledge is tremencamera and with moving picture cam­. *** °fwMr’^nd Creek were Friday afternoon callers at eras. Some of these were lost or todj dous. He is a great reader and has a week end at the home of Claud RosenEifler. She haa ------been n" dark for printing but I did obtain u। retentive memory, and seems to be able burg and family of near Middleville. iMrx. Arthur " fine movie of Nagter shooting lhe bear- to summon up from that memory thr Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crawford and[ named Maleline Marte. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Notion and Herman Miller of Lincoln. Nebraska. with bow and arrow, so you can *e*' items that will be Interesting and apthat Nagler and I f<^l qualified to, pllcable to tlie particular point of con­ Orangevilte called at the John Craw­ urday with his sister. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chilson of Cloverdale. Mrs. Vincent Norton. establish tlie fact, even to a company. vcrsatlon. Tlie fact that he la an in­ ford home Friday evening. ventor. and engineers are the best Mr. Rcadman and Mr. McGee of of skeptical engineers. qualified to be Inventors, accounts per­ Kalamazoo called at the Will Crawford "And.hcrc U how it happened: tly of Nashville called, at Che home ot Mr. and Mrs. Irving Doster and June MI "The weather liad been wonderfulI haps tor Iris changing from the Allis- home Sunday. und Elizabeth called on his parents. Lrnoon for about a week. And then it startedI Chalmers Company to his present loThe man without an education has I to snow heavily one afternoon nnd con-. cation, which Is with the A. O. Smith Cooper Sunday. | When the mind stop# working Ilia in--------------------------------Milwaukee. He changed | tlnucd all night and until the nextt' Corporation - -----------------=— one chance in 150,000 to amount to •Mrs. Mary Carrigan and Mrs. Rob-, head begins to swell. | noon, blanketing thr mountains about, -‘■om'.- three years ago and now Is in the something says the World Call. a foot deep. The guides had gone down | Engineering Deportment there, asthe mountain., where -there was no signed to large scale problems, where - -a I.•.host, In Co attend to snine some matters for very 'rry larfc l»d research organization hat the Canadian Fire Patrol. After ft ■22222 been 22t •*- up. Nagler is particularly ttnnned snowing tnnwine about noon. noon Nagler Naelrr qualified by temperament and equipped I stopped | and I thought we would take a walk by training to do such work. This Is about a lialf mile up Into Sliver Tip evidenced by some of the revolutionary­ Pass From this point a view could be advances made in the engineering of had for nearly 80 milk. Wc had not thl* company, and a sportsman. 'cxnected “•He He is la a gentleman gen expected to stay for more than twenty minutes. After searching the country The difference between a sport and a carefully with field glasses I noticed a rportsmati U. I lake It. that the one track In the snow a little over one-half counts the game and lhe other counts mile away; it looked like a pcrcupln- the <dayx. Never have I known him to track in the fresh enow and Nagler do or say ^p»'UUng that was mean or allowed tie would go down and shoot it unworthy. TW-*c characteristics do not with his bow and arrow and asked me always go with high ability as they do to go along and take a picture of him In him. "It is not often that all of tlie above while he did it- I declined with gn-.iv promptness, and informed him that I can be written about a man whom you was not at all interested in sliding have known for thirty years and with down some 2.000 feet and then climbing whom you havc been on several hunt­ up again in lhe slippery snow Just for ing trips wivere. under the privations the sake of putting » porcupine in my that occur, u man’s citaracter and mannerisms inevitably come to the camera box. "He then started down the mountain surface." Forrest Nagler received his B. S. in while I remained on top. In ten min­ utes or so I could sec a bear in the Mechanical Engineering from tl»e Uni­ valley, about lialf a mile away, but did versity m 1006. His present home ad­ dress is 44 Oak Hill Avenue. Wauwa­ not dare shoot at him for fear that a ricochet might hit Nagler who, by this tosa. Wisconsin. time, was out of sight. Nagler then came Into vtew and cqmcrcd the bear..DISPLAY OF NEW ESSEX waiting for me to aome down thr: .. no . imr mountainside with the movie camera' AND HUDSON CARS HERE before he shot it with his bow and! —-------arrow. The first arrow missed the bear Many New Refinements and Imby about two Inches: tlie second caught •j provementa Are Made, him Just back of the shoulder and Dealers Say went clear through, projecting some four or five inches on the far side: the A complete new line of Hudson and third arrow did the same thing, strik­ Essex automobiles are now on view at ing about four Indies from the second. tho display rooms here, according to The bear checked out in exactly six­ the Johnson Auto Company, local deal­ teen seconds after he* was first hit. I ers. These models Incorporate tlie lat­ 1, am able to verify this because I was est features and improvements In car counting ----------- - ------------------------to make sure that there ------- was; —>|design and are offered at exceptionally -.m-l —l ■•nn.i.w, K.t mnvf* mfficlcnl exposure nr. on ,the movie film film. I;iOw prices, the dealers say. "Nagler. himself, explains that he) Roth cars have optional frce-whccluses the bow and arrow to give the mg and syncro-mesh transmLssion and game a chance and to make hunting a m addition numerous improvements j sporting proposition. “I hunted with u and refinements have been made in rtnrlnr* and body. hndv These two cars ears carry on providwd I। the engine combine beauty, power nnd ease of con| trol ns never before, according dealers. kuvercap 00 y — HAS NOVEL FEATURES j^-HaVf’of the fun." Nagter says, “is yet EASY TO OPEN EXTRA TROUSER .wo NEW PONTIAC CAR SAFELY SEALED OUR THIRD ANNUAL FREE > cenlly. "and the game didn’t have a Hastings I 1 Women's Relief Corp* called to order by the president with 24 members pres­ ent and our Sister Mary Munce was present from Grand Rapids, Jhe fol­ lowing officers were installed. President—Stella Forman. J. V. P.—Tillie Hoevenulr. Secy.—Nellie Gower. Trees.—Clara Tinkler. Chaplain—Mrs. Sisson. Con.—Lucy Turner. Asst. Con—Lots Larkins. Guard—Clara Clark. Asst. Guard—Jennie Rowley. Preu Corr.—Edith Bechtel. Patriotic Inst.—Tillie McLravy. Color Bearers—Sadie Sutton, Clara Hale. Susan Craig. Ida Palmalipr Tlie Corps voted tn (jave a public supper January 23. also our monthly birthday- party will be held on January 14th.-*-Press Corr.. Edith Bechtel. I Tolerance Is tlie ability to let other (people be happy even when they don’t i do it our way. / GEORGE W. R. C. NOTES. ARLISS ALEXANDER HAMILTON mwmbert Each ticket aold ipmu for Barry County Scouts. Buy a tickw^ from the boy# to as-' ‘If STRAND THEATER, HASTINGS JANUARY 20 a*d 2! This Advcrtiasmcnl Contributed By The =5^ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANVARY IX 19M I the Barry County Health Unit b to be _____ Middleville Monday evening. January1 present next week to show films of ta­ ll. where an Investiture ceremony for re rest to scouts. All boys are invited to the new scouts and leaders win be, be present. and scouts from Troop «. I Wednwdajr niornIns January u at Tlie annual meeting for Barry coun­ MIDDLEVILLE CCBS. « o'clock 30 representative dtliens and ty is to be held at the High school Middleville finished registration last. bu-Unws men of Hastings will be prrsbuilding in Hastings January fS; all week with 15 cubs This b the second ent to arrange financial drive and sale arrangements have been made by the Pack to be organised In Barry county. I ot special benefit theater tickets for the committee consisting ot Richard Cook, chairman; T. R K. Reid. Hugh Riley n »-A'. Hasting*, having been organized about Hastings. All profits derived from this Buskirk. Supt of School*, has al.*’ Myron Smith.- teacher benefit performance will be used to pay « “» w K B.nr couw dusrlci quou. TN. to make this one of the most beneficial 8chool u tbz, cul) moter and he u be-11* the first financial campaign for and enjoyable local scout functions By Woodrow Gillette. Rob-, scouting In Barry county since 1930 „ M ert Rugg and Fred Granger, all scouts j when approximately 82.500 00 was . »n Troop 65 who are acting in thr ca- raised to finance scouting for one year, .ub^t SStdir'p«‘l‘y“f CWef* 'n,e Rrv- Wuru A” to*n* *.nd *cout u,nlU Barr> sSrenri BroSrf i «<» ,w» other 100,1 Middleville men county are to arrange for their share «~P~ the pack committee which has of the local budget. wl^S uSSJmSS “>«' same duties as the Troop commit - ■ . . -----------7 Tteii t^^rtbts havc In Scouting L. R. Beeler, scout L^^r^.t-J-X al^t funcl ons "tMter of Troop No. 85 has been very] r^Tand hrtTIoXance *n "«■ organization of Pack 12 . PACK 9. £^iVif7SL^hlt^nlos??ware' -----------' Cub P,ck 8' Flr“ P^Tterian here will be thoroughly enjoyed we ar TROOP 7X church. Hastings, held an Induction “Xhihitinns of scouting activities and I Thl‘ Iroop Winston Merrit* scout ceremony at their regular pack mect'.if^-ort^comolk'hed uTll te ®“,er- ” t0 m**t Wedncs-jing. Friday evening. January 8. Karl various trooiis of the <*»/ evening* beginning Wednesday. Welfare and Junior Welfare, and BerJ^mts^aU^a short demonstration of I January 20 The troop is sponsored by nard Preston were taken Into the pack nmeram lias been ar- ,1,f Hastings Methodist church and Rumor lias it that there is a house in the mw cub program has been «-1 u ln do^uir, “Friendly Hastlnga that may be said to be raThTmeeling will be In the nature of I Al> 13 J™" of •«p or OTer- H-A-U-N-T-fe-D! Some of the boys a mt tart’ sutmer and all parents of not connected with any troop are urged । hate expressed a desire to visit such a IX IS of the couw inter™ *l “*“«• “S Ct’la,n,y Featuring White Goods - Linens - Bedding - Towels Cub News cited in Character Building work are I Timni* I new cubs and one unS to attend. Each family is asked ____ ________________ TROOP __ h*.Vp_^ n. recruited „ , 75. _ '.<U chl*» .»».v LATH ICV.UJrtA. within W1UUU This group. Sterling Rogers. scout> the J){Ul wecg shortly, cub applicant' to bring sandwiches and one other majtTr. „ cwt44TO lastcr. nciu held 1U1 1U B1111U annual election and I wlll placr<1 upon a dUh. also table service for ‘hen««'‘'*'» appointment nrinintmrnt of nf officer, affirm at nt its It* regular reffular Hot coffee, cocoa will be Proved- A1*J’ ■ weekly meeting January 4. Tlie troop TRAINING COURSE. through the generosity of T 3. Baird. thf ward Barry county's first training course local scout outfitter, ice erram for des-, Jr wa* chosen senior patrol for cub leaders was held Thursday sert. The annual election at officer,. for d Norva| 8lamm RuaseU evening. January 7. in the First Pres­ Ik. Ttarrv rViuntv nqtrlrt of thf B.lt... . . . _ . . . ......... the Barry County District the Bat­ Bush, bugler; Lion Patrol. Jack Wilson byterian church. Hastings The course tle Creek Area will also be held. patrol leader; Charles Struble, assist­ was under the supervision of Mr. Lloyd ant patrol leader. Fox Patrol. Norval Schafer, field scout executive ot the DOINGS AT DELTON. Plans are under way at Delton for a Stamm, jiatrol leader: Billy Ransom, Barry County District ot the Battle assistant patrol leader These scouts Creek Area Council. good old fashioned pancake supper for the benefit of Troop 55. The mothers wlll have the leadership of their Troop and Boosters club arc helping matt on their shoulders and with the aid working In the Battle Creek Area for the necessary arrangements. A definite and counsel of their scout master and a month, especially directing cub work, senior leaders should make this a very gave a very condensed outline of study. date will be announced soon. successful year for troop 75. The troop The work was taught by explanation, has an Inler-patrol contest with both demonstration, and imitation. A typi­ TROOP 74. Mr. Shafer and Dr. C. E. Hyatt arc to patrols running nearly even so far. At­ cal cub pack was organized with Mr. have charge of the meetings for the tendance. new scouts, advancements, Meyer .as the cub master and lhe men next few weeks and plans are being scout contests and activities all count and junior leaders present as the cute. made for a number of Interesting ac­ and each scout is "doing his best to Those In attendance were H. A. Meyer, tivities. Special emphasis is to be avoid having his patrol •'treat" the and George Holmes, scout master, placed on advancement through out­ other. troop 9. Battle Creek; Myron Smith, door work. The troop meets In the par­ cub master, Fred Granger. Wood row AREA MEETING. ish house of lhe Episcopal church. Has­ Gillette, and Robert Rugg. Den Chiefs, The Area Council annual meeting Is of Middleville. tings. to be held at the scout headquarters Lloyd Schafer, field scout executive; building Tuesday evening. December Aben Johnson, chairman of pack com­ NEWS FROM NASHVILLE. Troop 77 Nashville. Arlle A. Reid, 17. Dr. Spencer, president of Hillsdale mittee. Pack 9; Harvey Burges*, scout scout mastW. met at Kane's drug store CoUrge. gave tlie address of the eve- master. Troop 72; Dr. C. E. Hyatt, cub Saturday. January 9th. for the purpo^- ifiztg? in the absence of Floyd Starr of master. Pack 9 and District Deputy cf making a wood cutting expedltibn. the Starr Commonwealth who was Commissioner Maurice Foreman, mem­ The Troop meets In the old Masonic called out ot town and could not ap­ ber of the Court of Honor and Winston Temple and necessarily a few such trips pear at the Area Meeting. Sheffield, den chief. Hastings. must be made this winter to replenish These men and junior leaders were AT DOWUNG. tlie Troop Woodbox. Dowling, held its regular meeting Initiated with all formality. They were Friday night. January 8. at the Metho­ then taught to properly tic shoestrings FREEPORT PROGRESSES. and bow ties, to amuse themselves, and Three new scouts were admitted to dist, church. under the leadership of membership in Troop 78. Freeport, a*, Scout Master L. J. Oswald and Mr. eventually their cute, by tearing pope.last week's meeting. This brings our Schafer. Carrol Isham and Wayne Into unique designs. Fun and Instruc­ tion games were played. Simple com­ membership to 15. Harold Rosenberger Buckland were chosen patrol leaders is our scout master and Orno Knowlei tor this year. Lyman Chamberlain of mands were obeyed promptly nnd ac­ curately. Ceremonies were practiced and forms of handicraft were demon­ strated. A large quantity of written material furnished by the Area Head­ quarters. dealing with problems, type' of meetings and suggested forms was distributed to those present One of the features of the evening was the demon­ stration by "Bob Cat" John Larsen, of the cub uniform and its proper man­ ner of being worn. Every Day Prices at WARNER'S! Our Saturday Specials Save You Money Best Cream Cheese......... 19c Campbell Pork and Beans . . . 7c Large Com Flakes........... . . 10c Cream of Wheat.............. . . 21c lb. 10c Fig Bars....................... Large Loaf Bread......... . . . 8c 2 lb. Box Crackers. . . . .19c Warner Special Coffee lb. 19c Sure Set Jelly Powder. ........... 5c 5 lbs. Pure Buckwheat ........... 23c Big Ben Soap.............. ............ 5c i Prunes,.................... per lb. 5c Warner's No. 103 F. D. GREEN. Mgr. ?e: TAM ARAC CORNERS. Bom, to Mr. and Mrs Irvin Jordan at Pennock hospital Thursday the 7th. a baby girl. Both mother and child doing nicely. Mrs. Jessie -Olmstead received the sad news of the death of her'SeOr. Mrs. Clara Leopard Friend Site passed away Friday at her home at Marian. Osceola county. Mich., of a paralytic stroke. Her funeral wlll be held at Marian Monday. We all give our deep­ est sympathy to the many relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Myrtc Curtis and mother. Anna Curtis, were Sunday guests at Clarence Myer's in Woodbury. Mr. and Mrs. Will Gerllnger spent Friday P. M. at lhe home of George Mrs. Ida Dove of Bridgeport. Conn., spent a few days at Charles Newman s. We are very sorry to mention the serious accident that happened to Ed encc Gilliland of this place. He in some way fell from the loft of his barn, caused by a piece of timber he was standing on breaking and threw him out of the little door hurting him seriously. This happened last week Thursday. He was taken to Pennock' hospital Sunday and underwent a seri­ ous operation. We all hope for him a speedy recovery. The revival meetings will continue good Interest and attendance. Mr and Mrs Wheelock and son and daughter also Mrs. Wheelock's father, al) of near Saranac, attended meeting Saturday evening and Sunday morning services and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taberer of Freeport attended Saturday evening services. Aunt Anna Curtis ot this community haa reached the good old age of 91 years this Monday. January 11. She is the oldest resident of Woodland town­ ship. She. with her parents, came to this neighborhood when she was nine years old. She was of a family of ten children, four girls and six boys, of whom only three survive. She has two brothers, Frank Myers and Dan Myers. She still Is able to attend church and Is around the house dally. We only hope she may live to enjoy more happy birthdays. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Curtis of Kalamo spent Sunday night at Myric Curtis' to help celebrate Aunt Anna Cur­ tis' 91st birthday. WOODBURY. W. R. Wells and George Geisel at­ tended a meeting In Lansing Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert DeCamp and daughter Roberta of Maple Grove spent Friday with Mr. and Mra. F. a. DeCamp. Mr. and Mrs. John Jackson of Sun­ field spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs C. DeCamp Forrest DeCamp made a business trip to Lansing Thursday forenoon. Bath Towels 23x44 Inches! 4tor59c Blankets li'arm . . . Fluffy Sturdy- Absorbent PART-WOOL A wonder value 1 Large, soft fluffy towels of substantial double­ thread terry that will wear and wear. Smart colored stripe bor­ der*—in pink, blue, green, gold and lavender. A good weight blanket . 66x80 inches finnly stitched. edge . choice of boudoir colors. Soft, serviceable and an excellent quality at the price’ So Practical! 12 x 12 inches J “Steveng” Terry Wash Cloths ALL-LINEN CRASH 18 inches wide, you can uk (his excellent quality crash toe to •ttaay things! It comes bleached or unblcaclacd with pastel col­ ored borders I Exceptionally LOW PRICED I s--" 69® Super-value! Bath Towels lor 39c Sizes 20* x 40* and HF x JS' Improved quality—so service­ able you'll buy them by the dozen! Plaids, stripes, borders in assorted colors Lustrous ... Colorful 6'-19® Penney’s Price Is Extra I^)w! Penney’s Quality Is Extra High! only 98^ Price a Year Ago $L69! TO BRIGHTEN ; YOUR BEDROOMS Rose Blue Green Gold Helio Linen-finish 36-inch ‘‘Nation-Wide” Ramona Cloth Sheets 69c 81 x 99 inch me (before hemming) . . these sheets arc plenty lonr enr-ugh .o tuck in well at the foot Smooth, soft, but nude to give excellent wear. Ycu won’t regret stocking up f.«r the winter with “Nation-Wide" I This very same sheet sold for 87c a year ago • 15®’"* And a permanent finish, tool Excellent for table cloths, nap­ kin*. children’s play suits and many other things. Value to be found only at Penney's! Price a year ago was 19c a yard Pillow Casos, 42" s >6": 17c They sold a year ago for 21c A WISE ECONOMY! Rayon*and*Cotton Spreads Plaids and borders m gay colors. You will like the solt. firm feel of these generous-surd wash cloths—and the nwy tkry trearf “Honor” Muslin A fine quality, pure finish muslin that will wear and wear... and improve with Idindering. And you don’t pay a cent more at Penney’s for 1(19quality... in fact, you get it for less! 39 inch unbleached 36 inch bleached “^79* Long Wearing! Include these in Your Budget! Long Wearing! “Honor” Muslin “Wizard” “Belle tale” 36 inches bleadted and 39 inches unbleached ... a quality unusual at this ex;ep<ionally low frite! /SHEETS 81 x 90 inches (before hemming), these sheets are a boy you’ll be delighted to take advantage of! They'll come back from the laundry each time looking like new I 2 «•» $i»oo 42 in. x 36 in. Pillow Caa— lOo wise ' ones HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 116-118 EAST STATE STREET PAYS TO SHOP AT PENNEY $ Muslin ... 36-inch bleached 39-inch unbleached Longcloth ... 36-indt bleached “-'59c Frier a year ago 10 ydt. 73c iwise ones �THI HASTINGS BANNIB, WIPNMDAT, JANUARY 13. Ittl « PERSONAL Mr. and Mra. Ira Hull visited friend* in Marshall on Bunday. Miss Mildred Murphy was home from ■Y-fffffr' 1 a-»r?Wi'I''' ' REBEKAH LODGE IN­ FOURTH DIST. MEETING STALLED NEW OFFICERS AT STURGIS SUNDAY D. W. Shepherd Tells Pot Lock Sapper and Inter­ Legion AuxilUry Sewing and taiament Also Featured Glee Clubs to Meet—Joint Meeting On January 8 Party Friday Night Hiawatha Rebekah Lodge No. 53 met Miss Marion Lamp here spent lhe on Friday evening. January 8. for in­ stallation of officer*. The following Mr and Mra. John Engel entertained officer* were Installed. P N. G — Myrtle Brown. N. G —Emm* Carpenter. end.’ । V. o.—Anna Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Lucht of Big Rapid* Darrel Jones. . Mrs. F. L. Bauer goes lo DeWitt on Thursday to conduct an O. E. B. school of Instruction. Mrs. Mina Scott returned last week from Detroit where she had been visit­ ing her sister. . George Bradley of Lansing Is tlie guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Eddy and Mrs. John Quaife. Mtn Helen Wooton was the guest of Dr. and Mrs. Ro** Lethbridge of Mason over the week end. Miss Mildred Walters is home from Blodgett hospital. Grand Rapid*, but Is not yet able to walk. Alex Ironside of South Bend. Ind., •pent Sunday and Monday with Mr and Mrs. John Ironside. Miss Belly Lane Allerdlng of near Lake Odessa Is visiting her grandpar­ > Trea* —Viola Hynes. Warden—Nina VanDalsen. Conductor—Blanche Carpenter. Chaplain—Minnie Myer*. B. N O —Mary Bidelman L. 8. V. O —Edith smith. I. O.—Ira Shults. O. O — Harry Shute. Musician—Louise Gower. '■Press. Corr.—Bessie Smith. An entertainment was enjoyed. The meeting was preceded by a pot luck supper. Tite next meeting will be held Janu­ ary 22 followed by an entertainment. Several matters ot importance were1 discussed at the American Legion। Auxiliary meeting on Thuraday eve­ ning of last week, and plans for fu­ ture work were considered All who can are urged to attend the Sewing club meeting on Friday after­ noon of this week at the home of Mrs Tlws. Johnston when dish towels for the Billet at Otter Lakejrill.be hemAnother rehearsal of the Glee club, will be held Thursday evening at 7:45 o'clock at tlie Methodist churoh follow­ ing choir rehearsal. All member* are urged to be present if possible. Mrs. John Palmer is acting os pianist dur­ ing the absence of Mrs Don Foreman A report of the Presidents' and Sec- meeting by Mrs Palmer, who acted a* secretary in Mr* Foreman s place. Mrs Edwin F. Sayles was electedI delegate to the Fourth District con­ vention lo be held in Sturgis on Bun­ day. January 17. It 1* hoped there THE NIGHTHAWKS. may be a good representation from the The Nighthawks were very plcasani-rjocat Iz-gion and Auxiliary at Sturgis ly entertained at the home ef Mr. and os a ---------------------- --------------------hne program haa been preparedMrs. Chas. Freer on Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daniels visited will be served in the Masonic Temple. Mr. and Mra. Lewis Daniels In North­ to which all did ample justice. east Carlton Saturday night. partmenl Commander. Leslie Kefgen Mrs Frank O. Newton held high of Bay City, will speak. A record crowd Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wilcox and son from Battle Creek were Sunday guesu Is expected at Sturgis a* keen interest given to our wee “Baby Brother." Jack has been displayed at recent conven­ of Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Wilcox. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wild of GrandI Conlon and Donald Sothard were also tions. which have been exceptionally Rapids were the Sunday guests of Mr. awarded prizes. well, attended. Mr. and Mra. Verne Sprague, Mrs and Mrs. Edw. VanPopering. Evidently the Legionnaire* enjoy the Mr. and Mrs. William Ducker. Sr.., Chas. Shulta and Mrs. Chas. Babcock joint social meeting* that have been returned on Monday from an extended held, so they want another one on Fri­ Tlie next party will be held at the day evening of thl* week. Tills will visit in San Marino. California. home of Mr.-----------and Mra. Dell Newton on be an evening parly with refreshmenu Mrs. A- K. Frandsen of Benton Har----------------------------------------------born will be the guest of Hastings January 23 when tlie club will be Each one is asked to please bring your friends on Thursday and Friday. ! treated to a "Jlggs dinner.” own dishes and sandwiches and come prepared to have a good lime. The Mr. and Mra. Harold VandeGiessen i -------------of Battle Creek Were guest* of Mr and I HR»»<‘E-Ll N4 HEON committee in charge la composed of Mrs. Fred Phillips over the week end. HONORING GUEST. Mrs. Sterling Rogers. Mrs. Kenneth Mm. Don Sled,. I. In BaUlc Creek. I "" <" “ • Leins and Mra. John Palmer. IhU week ».», for her U,Ur. Ml- '‘“T?1”' »cfock lum-h™ ,l.rn The Auxiliary members are glad to fClfwr Freeman, who U wrlmnly Iff. J~WhU» Todd on TTmmd.r know that Mrs. Foreman is convalesc­ Mr. and Mr,, charlm WoUe and «n! honorin, her jural. Mm. Stank, Kerr ing from her recent illness so she is David or Kalamawo were Bunday 01,Columfma. OWo . aoe.da of Mr. and Mr,. Edwin BmiUl « “» were made b> Mxm attend lhe meeting!. John upon, and uafer. Mu. Louue Tr'dLHwefr. of near .Potterville called on i ”111cifftnrd Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kerr on Saturday. n°, L4 we!® ? Mr. and Mrs Francis Thomas and son Jackie of Battle Creek were guests! “**• Mrs. David ... ... -----. French. Mrs. Raymond Finnle. Mrs of Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Grohe Sun­ BUTTERMILK. Gorden Ironside slid Mra. Frank Anday. Buttermilk contains most of the vita­ W. L. Pennock ha* returned from mins B and C present in whole milk, Big Rapids where lie visited his son. EXC ELLENT VIOLIN RECITAL. but since the butterfat has been almost E w. Pennock, and family during the In lhe rush of things last week, wc entirely removed, vitamins a and D. holidays. failed to make mention of the splendid which are soluble in fat. will be limited Robert Mills left Tuesday for the violin recital given at tlie Methodist in amount, depending on how much church on Bunday evening. January 3. butterfat remains. The buttermilk is Alda Wall, who is 111 at her home near' by Mis* Marjory Hoyt. Mias Hoyt was valuable a* a food tn spite of thls^lack. Kingsley. ably, accompanied by her mother. Mrs. but when it is necessary to Include Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Tuttle und Mrs M. E Hoyt, of Grandville. large amounts of vitamins A and D Orval Perkins visited Mr. and Mrs Mbs Hoyt is a student at M. 8. C.. Chas. Ickes of Battle Creek Munday' whrre site is making a .fine record al FRUIT CAKE. evening. To keep a fruit cake In good condi­ the conservatory of music. Site is a Donald Doyle has accepted a position1 young lady of exceptional talent and tion wrap it in waxed or parchment with the Consumers Power Company,• is making the best of her educational paper after it is entirely cold, and place and wlll be located al Greenville and1 opportunities. Her many friends hero It in a tight container. Borne people like Belding. I are pleased lo learn of her continued to put in with the cake an apple cut in Mr. und Mrs. Rodmun Saunders of progress. half or a piece of cheesecloth saturated Grand Rapids were Sunday guest* of i __________ ___________ with cider. Look al the cake from time Mrs Jas. Silsbee and Mr. and Mrs LUNCHEON FOR GUEST. to time to see that no mold is appear­ Fred Palmer. | Honoring Mrs. Stanley Kerr of Co­ ing. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Phillips and“Mr. lumbu*. Ohio, who is the house guest TUESDAY WASH DAYS. and Mrs. Harold VandeOlessen were. of Mrs. Josephine Todd. Mrs Clifford Why not have Tuesday for waah day? Bunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Coy , Brainard Rave a delightful luncheon on Stowell of Carlton. ‘ Tuesday at her home in Battle Creek That give* time on Monday to pick up Mr. and Mrs. Harry Parker and Mr. Those attending were Mra. Todd and the Sunday newspapers. put the book* and Mrs. M. V. Hines und little son. Mrs. Kerr. Mra. O. E. Goodyear. Mr*. away, and otherwise straighten the Bobby of Kalamazoo were Sunday call- Gordon Ironside, Mrs. Frank Andrus, house, as well ns to mend necessary rips er* at Mra. Lowell Reed's. | Mrs. D. 8. Goodyear. Jr.. Mra. Sidney and tears, remove unusual stains, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Robinson and French. Mrs. David French. Mrs. Ray- put to soak any clothing that needs it. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Robinson went to mond Finnic and Mrs. Frederick Hill. Earlv Tuesday morning a good start can be made without hurrying. Cleveland last Wednesday for a visit ---------------und ex|>ect to return Sunday. : HOSPITAL OUILD MEETING. CLEANING GAS BURNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crook and Mr. Mrv cleo B*1’’’? h«te** to the To clean burner* on a gas stove, take and Mrs. John McLravy called on Mr. Business Womens Hospital Guild on □nd Mra. Glen McLravy and family at i Monday evening. Dinner was served by them out of their sockets und brush off Oak Park. Lansing on Bunday. i Mrs- Frank Kurtz at her home and la- all loose dirt. Boil for half an hour in Miss Magdalen Herman was called .to I ‘er U* Ou,ld wcnt Mrs Berry s a solution of washing soda made by her home in Sherwood last week by the “ome whcre the business session was adding 1-2 pound of soda to tach gal­ serious illness of her mother, who un- followed by games and a delightful so- lon of water. Rinse and wipe dry. put derwent an operation al a Battle Creek cl>l lline- Miss Ambra Fedewa is the back, and then light the gas to finish drying off. hospital. J February hostess. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wood called on I ------ IT awn ! L, I1R-------LYE HOMINY. Mra. Flora Wood at Coat* Grove on Mrs .'YZr. ’S*'. Lye hominy is made by soaking the Sunday. They also visited Emmett Co-1 P.a. 1 viile of Mason who is a cucst ut Mr 11nn“ f ortdge club on Tuesday whole grain in water that contains lye. “ 8UCM ut Mr afternoon. afternoon. A A Pot pot luck luck luncheon luncheon was wa» until the hull* are. loosened or softened, and Mrs. Wm. Bayne's. served and the ladles enjoyed their then washing lhe hulled grains in clear H. H. Peirce left Saturday night on “Christmas party'' which they were water and boiling them. Lye hominy a vacation to St. Louis. New Orleans. unable lo have before the holidays, ex­ has a distinctive flavor which many en­ El Paso, Texas. Old Mexico. Los Ange­ changing gifts, etc. joy and Is used In Uie same ways a* les. San Francisco, Portland. Oregon, other coarse hominy. Reno, Nevada. Ball Lake City, Denver. THEIR OWN TABLE SERVICE. Col. and Omaha, Nebraska. CORN MEAL. Children will enjoy their meals and Mr. and Mrs. Smith Will, Mrs. Matle take more interest tn eating what they Com meal may be substituted for a McCollum and Mr. and Mrs. Buryi Will are given if they iiave their own set of part or all of the wheat flour In many were In Battle Creek on Saturday to dishes and table implements. The knife, recipes for quick breads, muffins, grid­ sec Gail Will, son Mr. and Mrs fork, and spoon should be easy to grasp dlecakes. and cookies, using a scant Maurice Will, wnv underwent an ap­ and use. the tumbler for water should cup of meal for a level cup of flour, pendicitis operation at Nichols hos­ flt small iiands. and the pitcher for baking more slowly and longer, and pital on Tuesday. He Is making a fine milk should be sturdy, easy to pour dropping rather than rolling out blsfrom, and not too heavy to hold. Very cults. young children soon learn to feed CAR SKIDDED ON PAVEMENT. FIGURED CURTAINS. themselves without mishap# if given Sunday forenoon u Mr. and Mrs. If you arc using figured curtains in the right articles to handle. At first it Kirk Hamilton and Lorraine laenhath a room, choose a material with a back­ may be necessary Co guard lhe floor and were driving from Hint to this dty. ground the same color as the wall* but furniture against spilling, but after a they met with an accident which might slightly darker. The principal color in few accidents the child will be quite In­ have been much more serious. lhe design of the curtain material dependent. | Near Owosso their car skidded on the should repeat the color of the rug ot pavement and turned over on the aide. upholstery- Use figured curtains only CELERY AS FLAVOR. None of them were hurt and the car Chopped raw celery may be added tn when lite wall* give a plain affect. wm but slightly damaged. Tlie greatest many dishes, such a* stews, hashe.% REMOVING SILK STAINS. creamed vegetables, and salads, to im­ Cut raw potato will sometimes re­ happy It was no worac. prove their flavor. move a mud spot from black silks of firm weave. The thin film of starch left ‘when the potato haa dried can be brushed off. This treatment leaves a spot on all but black materials. Helpful Suggestions » ■X Dedicated to Better Vision The BESSMER Eyesight Service HASTINGS, JHCH. YOU CANNOT PREVENT J Your eyes growing older and older as time passes. But you can help them for close work, and you should. First get this help at about middle life, and have a change of lenses every two year* at least. Thus will your eyes render a lifelong satisfac­ tory reading service. FRESH MEAT. Soaking any kind of frosh meat in water before cooking is a mistake. It draws out the juices which give the characteristic flavor and add to iLs food value. If the meat needs cleaning, wipe it off with a damp cloth or trim It. SAUSAGE CAKES. Fry' sausage cakes and canned pine­ ! apple, and serve them one on top of the other. The tartness of the pine­ apple offsets Um rich flavor of the A BAKING TIP. A cup of water placed In the oven when a fruit cake 1* baking help* to keep the right amount of moisture in the air and to prevent the cake from drying out. . ' is a city of about three thousand, but! : Of Trip to Florida ■agMHBEB—BEl'MhMi'WaTi • The many Barry county friends at Miami and one of the healthiest sec-: herd. Orangeville township, will be interested ninni rviiiato read the following letter telling of I _ MIDDLEVILLE. thrir recent auto trip to Melbourne.! Thte month's Booricr* club meeting F!Kwhere they wifi «tay for three >111 «* on January 18 at the hotel, montlia *uh a 'try interesting speaker. Hon. ' M.lhn..™. PlnrW. Ftoc 11 I E’«I?A‘'On- °f Ho*tlng*. Who Will j Melbourne, Florida. Dec. 31. a very interesting subject for all Having been requested to send to the (of u*. It is hoped that every member Hastings Banner an account of our I will be present. trip to the southland f will try and A own<xl by John ?. B?e 'In P'-'lnt* ot IntCTrat, ku.kcd and P4lnIuuy jnjurKi his sonelons the way. Wlicn wc left our home , jn.|aw day WCPlt Not wishing tn OrangevlUe. the ground wa* covered < IO (0 lair ,utr an <n animal -bout -■ * II ~ ~ — — y---;; ' with that ■rttH snow. annw but Suit we' —— left toft the IS* last iaat trace* tr&Mi .... . . uoout with cf n disposition he was very soon' nf1., It “ >• wp for- Rnitth ftomt 1 ..__ ...... .. I t I? toft ^ft Nllrx for kUlNl. » no on. . would Indian,. Wr dror. Uirouili doom Band u. injured in U» .anln, and found Kal Ue at, luck hadkrewnu, adoa lour auK-r Tuoda, and £ alm lane aa when there laal. now KMjnj jj, molar buelueaa lhe olhcera lor the It™' h-'ahed. Pin™ are made northern Indiana the home of lhe. tl)r tntereann, meeting. Iw all a thr Ohrrr plow and the stndetmker waym m..mlha For lhe ntahta when end rar lndlanawh, tame non wuh. „,.rr „„„ „t „rd „me. a population th UkOth. a at, ol beau.. Iollw lh, c,pnu„ h.,. lua home., located tn «nma ol nelur. cto,n ,M •1 trnbereneaa, at, to dhre thimteh! plajer. end lhe keen'will pratid. havlne wlde atmla end ewe, Conner. „u „ , । A buv load of [teopir from Alto and vicinity were here looking over our just moved a* we drove around the school building one day lust week. Part soldiers' monument In the circle in tlx- of them had been here before and as center of the city on account of the they were looking over some other crowd of Christmas shopper*. When we sc pools these jieoplc brought the rest । reached the Ohio river there was such over here, as they had been much a dense fog that we could not see thr pleased with not only our school build­ water over the railing of live bridge, ing but the method of handling the' and we drove with our lights on which scholar*, rw our Supt. installed a? we had to do In driving through method tliut is new here and is getting! Louisville. Ky.. at the end of tlie bridge, good results nnd is well liked by both a city of 333.b00, the second largest city pupils and teachers. They may pattern south of the Ohio river. On account of after'us. there Is no copyright on our way of doing things here. except the street* we drove on. The Miw Lettie Howard. Manvlfie How­ traffic was heavy as it te a hustling ard and several nieces and nephews river dty. Following tlie course of the several auto loads of friends attended Ohio river tor some distance we got a the funeral of Watt Howard at Green­ good view of the great river. Leaving Ville last week Wednesday. Mr. Howard to the river bluff*. Here we had our first cxiierience of hill climbing and our read twisted around the side of these rocky ridges. One ride of the road war. a bank of jutting rock* while the other side was lined with heavy preu ape! fence protecting the tourist from lhe cha»m below. Here wc liad to drive very slow on account of lhe winding roan and very -bort turns. Hie road across Kentucky is good, but there are but very few miles cf straight road on this route., . In driving across tlie state we arc leaving out the Mammoth Cave which we hope to see on our return trip Nashville. Tenn., is tlie next place of interest to us. it Is a city of 150.000, beautifully located on tlie Cumber­ land river, situated in a rich, rolling country. Farming, dairying and frul’ growing are progressive industries Here they manufacture furniture, silk, flour, and cotton. We found heavy traffic here. Leaving the city on HuMurfrrsboro pike, one of the fined road* in the state, we soon reached thtdty after which the road was named The northern soldiers were camjxd for some time at this place during the Civil war. On from this place we soon came to Mount Eagle with three and onehalf miles of climbing, over roads cut out of the rock sided mountain circling and twisting its way to the top. Then a few miles on the top witere we toting a good hotel and bttslness places Going down the mountain was tour and-onehalf miles of the same rock road. Leav­ ing the mountain, we crossed a fertile valley In which we found tlie little city of Jasper with a fine court liousc on a block by itself in the center of town. On lhe east rida-pf the valley. Mount Signal rose twiT1 thousand feel, which we crossed, the ascent being four and one-half miles and the descent five and one-half miles. This brought us Into the valley of the Tennessee river, with Missionary Ridge on the cast. Mount Lookout on the south and the Cumber­ land range on the west, all points of great importance during the Civil war. The city of Chattanooga with a popu­ lation of 150.000 Is located between these mountains, the name meaning “bird's nest'* (Indian). Located on the bank of the Tennessee river it lies nt the intersection of five great highways The city is an important manufactur­ ing center, with four hundred indus­ trial plants. There are vast coal and hon deposit* in the surrounding moun­ tain* which are extensively worked. It was tn this valley that I spent the sum; mcr and winter of 1885-6 in charge of a coal company store and as agent for tlie Cincinnati Southern R. R. Leaving Chattanooga on tlie road to Atlanta Ga.. we followed the course made famous by “Sherman's march to the sea.' passing through Ringgold. Tun­ nel Hill. Dalton. Cantersvillc. Marietta, etc. Almost every town has a soldier's monument und cemetery. At times it rained very hard as we drove through Georgia, and the red clay sail of Ten­ nessee and Georgia was as bright ns many a bam just painted red. nnd as sticky as sticky could be. But we were lucky enough to keep on the A TABLE Half-Prices AVE you seen the table dis­ play of merchandise for sale at HALF PRICE ft Baird’s Cloth­ ing Store? If not, see it TODAY! There are sweaters, underwear, caps, mittens, jackets, gloves and other articles. 5 The sale of heavy winter clothing continues; with big reductions in prices on over­ coats, heavy underwear, topcoats, mackinaws, sheep lined coats and leather coats. Prices are cut on all of the above mentioned articles in both the men’s and boys’ sizes. H T. S. Baird CLOTHING for MEN &. BOYS Older residents Miss Howard, who Is part 85 years of age stood the trip verywell. Mr. and Mrs Roy Brumm, of Nash­ ville. were calling on friends here on Friday and also took time to inspect cur new school building. They were much pl»ft?ed and were only sorry that their town could not have a new building io show their visitors. In a letter to friends lx>rc, Mrs. Met­ ta Morgan speaks of the very warm weather they are enjoying at the home of her son at Ponca. Oklahoma. James Sanborn of Lake City came Saturday after Mrs. Sanborn who had been visiting relatives and friends for a week. He report* that they have liad no t now, or at least not enough to call out tlie road snow plow*. He being road man of h'.s county. Is always watching the snowstorms. Next Sunday t* "Go-To-Church-Sunday" in Barry county. At the M. E. church yesterday they had to open lhe HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Tlie Homemakers' Corner serve on trays is sometime* a tr when eaten in front of a fireplace. SCORCH STAINS. By Home Economics Specialists Michi­ A simple remedy for scorch stain is to gan Blate College moisten Ute stain with water and place piece ot cloth moistened with hydrogta Whole wheat provide* an inexpensive and palatable breakfast cereal. It may covered with a dry doth, and the spot be prepared fey soaking for 24 hour* Ironed with a medium hot iron. If the and cooking slowly for several hour*. hydrogen peroxide soaks through, re­ place the upper cloth. Be careful to see coffee mill. A third method is to parch it in the oven before grinding to give tt a delicious nut-like flavor. The whole very rapidly Rinse the garment thus grain cereals are a better source of treated before ironing. Tills method minerals, vitamin*, and bulk than the must be used carefully on colored fab­ prepared cereals. rics us the dyes may bleach out. In removing grease spot* from cloth­ ing which contain dirt, more rubbing and a larger'quantity of an organic solvent, such as carbon tetrachloride, chloroform or naphtha are necessary. Apply the solvent,from the wrong ride of till- material so that the dirt will be washed into a pad of cloth placed un­ CEDAR CREEK. Tlie home of Ernest Peake and fam­ derneath. To avoid a ring sponge from ily burned to the ground late in the the outside of the spot toward lite cennight Sunday night. There is much rympathy extended by the surrounding A tray can save many steps in setting community. Russell Watson and wife accompan­ a table, serving food nnd clearing away ied by Mrs. Libble Leinaar were Kala- the soiled dishes. It should not be so -----------------------------large that it can be loaded too heavily rparoo shoppers Friday, John Gurd haa commenced work for to carry easily. Other uses for. utility the Gelman boys who Iiave a contract trays are for rolling out pie crust, bis­ cuit dough and other pastries in them. building five bridges for the state. Those who spent Sunday with Rus­ They arc much easier to clean up than sell Watson and wife were. Mrs. Sarah lhe work’ table top and the flour will Count and daughter of Hastings. Will not get scattered. A meal prepared to Watson and family of Cloverdale. George McKibbln and family of Yan­ kee Springs. Robert and Will McKibbln and families of Prairieville. Uncle Mote Horn had two stroke* of paralysis u few nights ago. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baker of Kala­ mazoo visited Alger Oor and wife. Sun­ day. John Gurd of Hastings is staying with his son .Will, and wife of this place for a part of the winter. Wc extend our deepest sympathy to Rev. Jone* and family of Hickory Cor­ ners in their sorrow. * Sunday was "Gu-To-Church-Sunday” hen. Rev. McKean has asked for co-, operation to fill not only the church proper nnd League room but also the gallery next Sunday. Will you be there? WOOL MATERIALS. All woo) materials should be dried In a warm place but not near a fire or m the direct sunlight. Never allow them lo freeze. Hang knitted underwear from tlie shouldcp, shaping the garment* occasionally and squeezing the water from the bottom. OBLONG KITCHEN. ' If building or remodeling a kitchen, . make it oblong rather than square, to tribute the equipment most advaniageously. HARD 8.AUCE. To make hard sauce a little dinerent. ortng. Hard sauce is good with almojt any hot steamed pudding. “MOUTH TESTED” SOUTH WOODLAND. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Blocher spent the week end In Detroit with their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Joy Ditman. Mrs. Carrie Scott sjient Monday in Battle Creek on business. . Mrs. Gertrude Varney spent the week end with her mother. Mrs. Lucy Rowladcr, who I* seriously 111 and docs not Improve as her friends would- like to Mr. Joe Vroamnn and Mrs. Chas Sense of Lansing spent Sunday after­ noon nt Rev. J. M. Smith's. Mrs. Smith' improves slowly. Mrs. Henry Martin al tn of Dlnniondale called on aunt, Mrs. Lucy Rowlader. Sunday P. bedded in it. Reaching Atlanta, the fi­ A large crowd at the Wellman school nancial and manufacturing center of the southeast, a city of 355.000, we found ita educational facilities many, to a good program. Mrs. Carrie Scott returned hpme from lhe finest in the country with thirtyfour colleges and educational institu­ near Kalamazoo Thursday evening. It Is reported Loren Hershberger has tions all built up since the war, for it was burned, to the ground and com­ rented a farm In Indiana. The com­ pletely destroyed by General Sherman munity will mis* these people very on his march to tlie sea. We were able much from our midst, but wish them to avoid the busy traffic of the city by success in their new home. taking side streets on the west side of GUERNSEY LAKE. the city. Thr next dty of importance Franklin Ttdd of Pottersville railed was Macon, located six miles from the on Jease Osgood and family Friday. geographical center of tlw state. It Ik Miss Glrnnn Osgood has been on the surrounded by mile* of peach and j»e- sick list but is better now. can trees and rich farming lands, cot­ Mrs. Lettie Hart is quite ill, . ton being one of lhe staples of Georgia. Quarterly meeting was held at Mc­ Valdpata came next with a population Callum church Sunday afternoon. of 13.000. then on to Lake City, where a January 10. Rev. J. Batdorff from road turns to Jacksonville and eastern Sunfield was with us and gave a fine Florida. A little farther south at High address which was much enjoyed by Springs, other roads turn off. one to all. Tampa and one to Gainesville. Here we Archie Woodman was u Kalamaw» changed and took the road leading to visitor Monday. Ocala, and through Or^ndo. KlssuhQuite a lew nice fish are being caught mee on to our destination. Melbourne ।out of Guernsey lake now. by the sea. The orange gloves around i ---------------. Orlando makes one think of our fruit: A pelt taken tn December I* worth belt in western Michigan. Melbourne j three taken before the season. GIVE Mi 31 SOLUTION that neutralises even onion odors instantly. In normal gargling time It kills the germs that cause sore throat and Infection. 31 aa antiseptic in practical use. H/M 77>«« PRECIOUS VITAMINS ilia. rhlch contain, the richest 5.000,000 Streptococci were killed In 2 seconds. Say Ml 31 always. Store* only. CARVETH &STE1 PHONE 2131 �rm Used Auto WANTS PARTS! haittnos baxxti. wtuxudat. jaxt’abt ix im Home Economics Extension Work1 THE CHURCHES CARDS OF THANKS BODY GLASS Cylinder Heads, Radia­ tor*, Generators, Start­ ers, Mufflers, Con­ necting Rods GLENN F. LAUBAUGH GRANGE PROGRAMS H. S. SHELDON The Vault Without ' The Barryville group of Homs Eco-j 'nomica Extension work met at the. home'of Mrs. Flossie Richards, Wed-| ■ nrsday. January 8. for an all day meet- I Ing and pot luck dinner at noon. Tlie meeting was called to order by, the chairman. Mrs. Leia Bldciman. A short business meeting was held with ten members answering to roll call. [ Tlie forenoon yas spent in giving a portion of the lesson, then assisting] those wlio did not have slip covers finished. In the afternoon the leaders' Hastings Burial Vault Company I Our Service The fourth meeting of the Assyria Home Extension group will meet with Mrs Eva Sarver January 20. at I o'clock. We would like all members present if possible. _____, , _ „ ___ pair of curtains made according to directions or tint an old pair ecru or cream — Kathryn Cole, Secy. rays lhe Bkrtau of Agricultural Eco­ I Group No. 3 of Uie Hany County nomics. Some perWiable products are > Home Extension clubs met Tuesday hauled by truck as far as 600 or 8(X< 'afternoon. December 8th. at the home I miles in one or two days. As a genera) lot Mrs. J. W. Armbruster. 303 E. Mill rule. It docs not pay lhe farmer to haul St, the full inembership of sixteen be-| produce with his own truck for dis­ tances of more tlmn 75 mile*, says the Ing present. Each member brought her finished bureau. Most farmers who ship perish-1 slip cover and chair to be Judged by the leaders. Many lovely covers , were profitable to u-1! the produce to men displayed showing that each member wlx> operate trucks, pay truckmen to had taken an interest in working out haul it. or let truckmen handle It for Citizen's Mutual her individual problem. After a brief business meeting Mrs. HIT BY THE "REPRESSION." Cross, chairman, turned tlie meeting What has become'of the local boaster over to the group leaders. Mrs. WlnlnWho used to get up in lhe cimmber of ger and Mrs. Townsend. Mrs, Wlnlngcr gave a brief review on slip covers and then took up tlie HASTINGS MARKETS The lesson was devoted to taking notes, covering, window shades, glass curtains and draperies. Many samples of curtain and drap­ ery materials were displayed also samples of the different types of cur­ tain headings. QUTMBY GROUP. Tlie Quimby Home Economics Exten­ sion Group met at Quimby church basement Wednesday. January 6 for an all day meeting. Sixteen members. The forenoon was spent in reviewing the lesson on slip covers and inspect­ ing the finished chairs. Mr. and Mrs, Marshall Bclson from Wamervtlle spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Orlle Bclxm. cd when to use draperies, what ma-' teriata to use and how to hang them. At the next meeting each member is school this Monday morning at the to respond to roll call with n house­ Maple Grove Center school. hold hint —Esther Ware. Sec'y. .j Sunday visitors al Hie home ot Mr. The Dowling Home Economics Ex­ tension Group met at the home ot Mrs. Claud Hof!man on Tuesday. Dec. 8. Mrs. WilT Sheffield returned to .her home at Hastings Sunday after a week'sj More So Than Ever There has not been a period i n ninny years when it was more important for the average family to study the matter of costa. Even funeral costs. • Realizing that this is indeed the case. publicity t o « u r ability in serving at extremely moderate cost. Tlie lesson was on slip covers. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Lloyd Gaskill al Dowling. Tuesday. January 19. 1932.—Mary Herrington. npt sL-K».T.i'tyti <»t rit.»rr ItNfXd for ..hr hr l»n In rr-H' .... 1.) rrShh.1 .ui.I.II. ..J... , .f ril,. 1Hrf.rrner., A.ldrr.. II. tings spent Sunday with their daugh­ Kenyon in the afternoon of Tuesday. ter. Mrs. Earle Olcr. and family. Our Items are few owing to several January 19th, 1932. Meeting will be telephone lines being out of commis­ called at one-thirty.—Gertrude Bauer. sion due to the ice storm of a couple of weeks ago. and Frankie of Maple Grove spenl Thursday afternoon at Floyd Fcncele- sick list the post week and lias been staying with her nelce, Mrs. Cora Van Ett. She Is much Improved and *111 The P. T. A. will meet Thursday eve­ ning January 14 with a good speaker from Hastings and sandwiches, cake. spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Jello and coffee for supper. Our Sunday school is coming fine Walter Lewis and family. Mrs. Moggie Wanless of Toledo, Ohio, came Thursday to spend the wln- Reduce the “Cost” of Your RUPTURE Docs the truss you wear, “cost" you irritation, or pain or insecurity? End such suffering, reduce such "costs,” by hsving our Truss Expert fit you correctly with on Akron Sponge Rubber Pad Truss. Ask your physician about our service. He knows the importance of a correctly fitted truss. You will find us here every day to serve you. Every truss sold is guaranteed to hold the rupture. THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBarker, Proprietor. Hasting*, Mich. AUTHORIZED EXCLUSIVE AKRON TRUSS FITTERS 1 wish to announce to the people of Barry county that I have purchased the gas station, oil and grocery business of GEORGE E. HAYNES at ELDRIDGE COR­ NERS, located 8 miles south of Hastings on M-43. The only all-night station between Hastings and Kalama- ROYCE B. BAINE Successor to GEORGE E. HAYNES, E.q. president. Mrs. Lillian Griffin; secre­ tary; Mr*. Albertina Smith; treasurer. Mrs. Mary KlbUnger. The Kingsley L. A. S. will meet with Mrs Albertina Smith Wednesday. Jan­ uary 20 for dinner. WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME saoAowAv a omen Jirtbuianct Service ixron runs wuc n.iu .Alia, vvua ------ — -------- -•----- -Potts motored to Kalamazoo Wednes-' turkeys in the breeding flock day and spent the day with Mr. and Brain In cold weathMrs Morris Lewis. • er It Is belter to feed grain twice a Leon Pott* and wife, visited at Vance ,D^not feed too much corn. U Sharps In Middleville. Sunday. is the only whole grain available. -’ «t» ■ give mash too. Peed alfalfa or clover BARBERS CORNERS. hay in winter, or cabbage* or mangels Mr. and Mrs. Lee Buchen of Canon if hay ta not available. If milk is City and Mr. and Mrs. George Martin available feed It with the grain; or of Grand Rapids called on Mr. and else feed a laying mash through the Mrs Jay Smith Sunday. winter. Feed the turkeys regularly and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cheney visited I be careful not to overfeed. Change the friends M Lansing a few days. ■ place of feeding often. Breeder* need Mr. arid Mrs. Edgar Cheney were ini plenty of grit and oyster shell.. Grand Raplda Sunday. | » ■ Merchandise in our Establishment is marked in.plain figures ... with -the price of the COM­ PLETE Funeral Service. �Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1932 I THE HASTINGS BANNER What Will the Year 1932 Bring Us? | THE BUY™ 1932 (Paper read at North Pine Lake i lhe fact that a presidential election Fanners’ club meeting. January 2. *U1 tak® >llace ’ | At the bottom of the last depression. Henry Ford was asked for his opinion Of course It 1* nearly all prophecy at ' which in j nutshell U Ul course n ... — — ----------- ~l- Our 1932 Christmas _____ , ms uw. n. - 2S S’!! SAVINGS CLUB! need and make it better and sell it like an infant, everyone Is anxious cheapen than It had ever been made about what it will be like. And like the and sold before." That was ten years human family, heredity and environ­ and from another interview with 1 ment each play an Important part. Tile year begins with hope and joy great automobile manufacturer. Andre and singing. The year begin* with 'Citroen, the "Henry Ford of France." mlrjh and love and prewr—ye< there’s Citroens philosophy and Fords are . urn. «... tnr Ilf.', bringing. hrinslntr much alike. He proiioaes that we send and thete’s'a shadowing of future care. our o". old cars car» to » the Chine* and the The vear besins with vista* that s#em I People of India and Indculate them boundless. wltn glimpses Into gtaclou* with the riding habit. Then when good promised lands; we pray that all our c?.mc *«“ln th® Chinese wife anc. doubt and fears be groundless We the Indian wife will make thelrhiu. . . HU _ imU. . _ ■ __ ■ hti.tla tn J htiv n near rar hut •> thr tteTutm u> ' i Han.!. “ndl h “k “ ” New Year's day is a door that stand', i our ***** d0Check Studebaker's impres­ unlatched—waiting for your eager hand Sometimes Uie women wonder what sive array of 3 2 startling better­ to push It open. It is a door Uiat may ■ they can do to help clear up the conments against any other car. lead almost anywhere, it may lead In- ditions that exist around them. More 1932 Free Wheeling plus Syn­ to a small cramped room—or it may be. than they think, perhaps, for although lhe entrance to a large workshop It I men are willing to work and orc poschronized Shifting that leaves may lead into the sanctified peace of a sesaed of courage and vision to carry you little else to do but steer vaulted cathedral—or It may be the1 on through stress and storm. It Is not —Safety Plate Glass all gateway to the charm of n quaint old-, unusual for them to turn to women Weekly Payments RECEIVE NEXT around at no added cost— fashioned garden. But, no matter what | when clouds are blackest, and the womwider seats and longer wheel­ DECEMBER 1 For 50 Weeks vuta you may see when you havc an of the home is the barometer of bases—added power and pick­ pushed open the door; no matter . that home, and the general tone of the up—silenced bodies, engines, whether the scene you glimpse holds, household depends on her to encourage disappointment or Inspiration, always the family to go ahead. So in these chassisl Sea and drive a Stu­ remember this: That New Year’s Day Is times of stress, keep your head cool and debaker, the “buy" of 1932! a door, and that it is your privilege, as I your heart calm with cheerful smiles well a* your duty, to open It. Remember and confidence to bring the world back Other Studebaker llial the door ha* a keen and personal to something of its old self again. Betterments significance for you. because the vista Time is doing plenty of things to that It open* 1* your future, and no }.our business, no matter what that Armor Plated Bodie* matter how narrow and dark the boun- business is or what your particular job Automatic Starting dories of your life may seem at first ln m>y j*. Every business slump we glance, they may be widened and fW h<d jj^na] fOr new Automatic Ride Control brightened. It doesn't take a trained inventions, new methods of doing buslFull-Cushioned Power archltect to remove a wall—not always, cven new industries. History Is RECEIVE NEXT Weekly Payments Metal Spring Covers snd the dimmest room may be made Jltft repeating itself. One ingenious DECEMBER 1 For 50 Weeks cheery with gay chints and happy picnot long Bg0 proved that you Full Automatic Spark Adjustment lures. Jean make a silk purse out of a sow’s Air-Curve Coachcraft First days are Important because they Introduce us to new experiences, from n nearby packing house, stewed New Convertible Body Styles something really brand new; and *0 It them up in some chemical solution New Inside Sun Viior i* worth while for us to think a bit and spun it into Innumerable fine fila­ No-Glare Sloping Windshield about Uie new year today. Let us think ments, very much like rayon and the of New Year’s Day as moving day, silk purse was easy. The development Heat Resisting Sponge Rubber when we pack our grips and move on of the rayon Industry illustrates an­ Floor Mat* past lhe milestone into the next block other important phase of the new pro­ All Bodie* Insulated Against Heat, on the long road of life. Iipo Die 1932 ductive ciTlclency. as does the manu­ Cold and Noise block. A house cleaning -"opfifit to be facture of cellophane from sour inllk. January Closed Bodie* Wired for Radio When times were hard sixty-odd relieved years ago. the father of a family would Improved Brake* New Airplane Typo Instrument* the incinerator to destroy such things gather his family around him of an on Dash as old grudges and quarrel*, frustrated evening and say "Let us pray.’’ and plans and broken hopes; all our fears, after a season of communion with God Free Wheeling Dial failures and mistakes, send them to the through which they gained new Electric Gasoline Gauge stove. let them become ashes. But we strength and courage mother would must not destroy our soul’s furniture. say: "Now let us play." So praying Reffcx Tail Light Oh. no. Pack up our friendship* with and playing they got spiritual and New Airplane Type Steel-Backed _____ . * their sweet memories, our courage, mental refreshment that made tlie Engine Bearing* hope and faith, jam In plenty of smiles trials seem much easier to face. Seems like this generation of today might get Greater Cooling Capacity . . and cordial handclasps for 1933. something of value out of praying and A good many of the thing* that are Finer Body Hardware puzzling us today, won’t puzzle us playing, just as tlxy did sixty-odd Concealed "Hood Latches twelve months hence—returning em­ ployment. restored salaries, the price of Chromium-Plated Steel Spoke People's church In Chicago and the Wheel* dent, disarmament and lhe war with following are some notes taken from One-Piece Fender* China. A lot of history la bound to be Steel Running Board* made before another twelve montiis yea/ lias been the most difficult tn of communism and dictatorship may highest, both registered Guernseys, one roll by. And there arc so many pincer, twenty years. Immediately after Presi­ never reach us.” Improved Rim Assembly producing 60.1 |>ounds of butterfat and whtre we’re apt to go wrong. The next dent Hoover’s moratorium, a new the other 51.7 pounds for the month. But often a situation only looks as Air Cleaner. Carburetor Silencer; six months are likely to determine the psychology took hold of us. The gen­ The third highest was a grade Holstein nnd Full Power Muffler eral belief was that we had foand a If it couldn't be cured. Calm thinking A story of a beaver in Luce county owned by Howard Stanton, which pro­ cannot finance the purclusc alone, lie out of our difficulties. But this shows an adjustment Is possible If which was caught and killed by a tree duced 43.6 pounds ot butterfat. write of 1931 as the year of the deprre- way i New Service Policy suggests that they chip In with their painful. Let ’ s have the courage to lasted only a few days and the year idon. History may record it as the I It cut during the recent open deer sea­ neighbors and thus own a bull that make It then. That ’ s being an adult. "Year of returning sanity.” We've <dyaws to a close In chaos, and the cha­ son. and which was widely circulated learned that our economic order Is <otic attitude prevails among those who Life with all its problems is admirably through the state, has resulted in a the three highest testing cows were DRASTICALLY registered Guernseys owned by W. C. been looked to as capable of In­ designed to make ’bigger and wiser report from Weslle Miller. Leonard, re­ about like our schools and churches have I LOWER PRICES and government, run by the same sort iterpreting the significance of situations humans of us. When you reach the counting a similar instance occurring Schultz. They tested 60S. 54.6 and 543 pounds of butterfat tor the month. HIGHER EDUCATION. of human being* and subject to the iand conditions. This situation 1* not Anal chapter and you glimpse the pages In the vicinity of his home. Miller said same human frallUe*. 1931 Isn't all In idue to defective machinery in the ad­ through, all that memory has recorded he discovered a beaver with one of its Ntw RolucWell why not start in with noseguards PRESIDENT EIGHT Pric. the red because it has depreciated our iministration of government, or any dis­ ns the worth while side of you. are the hind feet securely caught by a poplar where they can get a purebred and bred-for-production bull. Mr. Edward and padded football shoulders? /jr w.B—niH.r. most popular American way of life. turbance of nature. It 13 the old, old joys and passing sorrows which the tree. The tree cut by the beaver had $1690 $160 We’ve discovered to our amazement difficulty of the human heart and family have shared, with the failures lodged in some other trees and had 1690 New that life consists of more than the prejudices; it is all contained in one nnd achievements and the few good then slipped off the stump, pin­ ” 1690 160 abundance of thing* that we possess, litUe word—"Greed." We cannot go friends who cared. ning a hind leg. Miller rescued the 1690 110 or at least that if It doesn't, it's likely on like this, when I say "we" I mean Tls the little house and garden trapped beaver. "He seemed to want Conv. Sedan, for $f. 1820 New the world. 1932 will be the blackest to turn up some day pretty empty. Where the life-time labors count. to Indicate hi* thanks by sitting up and 1790 360 Perhaps we will not again be ready Not In dollars but In friendships looking wistfully before scampering 560 1890 to estimate a man's success by the sal­ portals hate being revived, revitalized Will our satisfactions mount. off to the lake,” Miller said. ary he’s making, or the cost of the and dramatized; I see selfishness Has the home-place been a haven DICTATOR EIGHT house he’s built. But black as 1931 mounting on golden stairs. There will Where the children joyed to be HIGH TESTING COWS. looks right now. there’s * chance that be no recovery or prosperity for Ameri$ 980 $115 Do they turn and look up It Our readers will be Interested in the history will find some silver lining. 120 Coupe, for 4*--------------- 1030 With a happy memory? following report by Edward R. Bailey. The U. 8. delegation to Arms con­ dustrial stabilization for every other St. Regis BTiam, foe 5*f 1030 New If tn spite of hurt and sorrow 120 ference headed by Dawes, has chosen Important country In the. world. When The old walls have known content Sedan, for 5*---------------- 1030 cow-testing association in this county. Conv. Roadster, for 4._ 1030 New Dr. Mary Woolley as the firet woman we open up the ports of International You have filled your life with glory Following is his report: Convertible Sedan, for 5 1095 New member to attend a disarmament par­ commerce and obey the scientific law And your days have been well spent. of supply and demand in the inter­ ley. COMMANDER EIGHT Last year at a time when countless course of nations, and when all the na­’ Never once since the world began * nt’ w b.—ioi h. r. thousands of people were walking the tions have an equalized opportunity for. them go at prices BELOW COST. Tire Has the sun ever once stopped shln- duction was 761 pounds of milk, testing Coupe, for 4’——---- — SU50 $235 3.98 per cent butterfat, or 3029 pounds streets of the world In quest of work, national trade and when lhe rights of. ing. prices are low, but these prices are St. Regis B'ham, for 5?t <350 New when wives and JltUe children were labor are respected In the processes of‘ 'His face very often wc could not see, butterfat per cow. 23$ 1350 "The average value of the production lower—good only while present stock starving, when governments were tot­ manufacture; when,all these things are! And we grumbled at his Inconstancy; 1350 New tering on the brink of economic disas­ worked out on the basis of world con­J But the clouds were really to blame, lasts. THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATUR­ Convertible Sedan, foe 5t 1465 New ter. the nation* spent five billions of ditions, then and nit until then will not He. DAY ONLY! leaving a margin of 85.19 profit over dollars on armaments I Happily- l>ow- prosperity settle down upon us. It will For behind them, he was shining. STUDEBAKER SIX eVer. wc are to have a shift in scenery. not be long before American land will, And so—behind life's darkest clouds the cost of feed. •'Eighteen registered Guernseys own­ Next February on the second day of join the merger. Agriculture Is going‘ God's love Is always shining. the month, the representatives of lhe Into a combination and will Join the' We veil it at times with our faithless ed by W. C. Bchultz, of Prairieville, pro­ duced an average of 7413 pounds of nations will gather at Geneva to con­ merger. The merger of the banks Is fears milk in* December, testing 5.13 per.sent sider the problems of the world's arm­ already here, a merger of the rail­ And darken our sight with our foolish or 38.01 pounds of butterfat per/cow. aments. Briefly the conference will roads Is predicted Mergers bring the tears. consider the following five questions. 1. most serious economic moment wc But In time the atmosphere always This was the highest herd average. ; 840 >5 "Six cows, representing different 4.40 The limitation of men in the military have ever known. Greed of nations, 890 5 clears breeds, owned by Roy A. Bryant. Dowl­ service of their respective countries. 2. may be cited In Jap’s actions In Man­ For His love Is always shining. 890 New ing. produced an average of 1.002 690 Tire limitation of war materials. 3. The churia. It is not due to their Inter­ 4.50. ... 5 Written and rend nt the Pine Lake 890 New limitation of military budgets. 4. The est In the people of Manchuria, but be­ Farmers club meeting. January 2. 1932. pounds of milk, testing 3 63 per cent Convertible Sedan, for 5 95$ New abolition of chemical warfare. 5. The cause there arc railroads and coal and —By Mrs. John Rogers. Doster. Mich. or 36.4 pounds of butterfat each for the month, this being the second high­ establishment of a permanent disarm­ oil there. est herd of cows. ament Commission. A Harvard professor of economics 4.50. . ,. WINTERING BEES. Six grade Shorthorns, owned by B. What a universal blessing It would be predicted eight months before the stock Important considerations for winter ­ N. Fenner near Cressey,, produced an if the nations could be delivered once 5.00. ... and forever of the fear, the suspicion, market crash that such a thing would ing Wes are: Plenty of young bees, a average of 786 pounds of milk testing and the ill will that Inevitably attend cotne. You must remember that every good queen, enough good-quality stores, 438.per cent or 3438 pounds butterfat. 6.00 (8 Pty) the maintenance of big armies and time you get a dollar that you didn't sound hives, and protection from cold This was the third highest herd averand dampness. A colony needs from navies, and what on economic relief it 6.00 i« Pty) The following are the three highest would be if the nations could agree to The source of all wealth is the earth. 25 to 40 pounds of stores. If there is spend less on armaments and more on The basis of all prosperity is the soil, not enough honey of good quality for cows in each class on the butterfat chose things that add to human happl- and real estate will come back to It* tlie bees to consume during the winter, sirup made of granulated sugar is safe proper value when it ceases to be con ­ Hastings, Michigan The last Issue of our county paper sidered nothing bdt frozen assets and nnd just us good os honey. Provide the cow to qualify was a grade Holstein owned by Howard Stanton. She fresh­ says, the Michigan Bankers AsaociaUon where loans cannot be made and mort­ approve the plans as preaented to Con­ gages cannot be foreclosed on real es­ necessary to feed or open the colony ened September 1 last and gave 1103 Do not leave pounds ot milk, testing 335 per cent gress to give further financial reller In tate. while they can always find money after cold weather. the existing strain. In the same Issue to finance gambling and speculating. honeydew honey in the hives, as it may butterfat or a total of 37 pounds but­ m When the time comes that all tills It cause dysentery. Honeys which have terfat for the month. The best two six counties of,Berrien. Monroe. Oak­ knocked Into a cocked hat, you will a high perccntago gf gums (most tree honeys) are not so desirable for winter find prosperity back where it belongs. KHAKI CANVAS. land. Macomb. Wayne and BL Clair tercd Guernseys, and the butterfat The darkest hour In any man’s Uie U stores. Khaki-colored ml neral-dyed canvas are having serious trouble from a bond­ totaled 39.8 and 383 pounds for the when he sits down to contemplate how is much more serviceable than the ed debt of nearly 810.000.000 growing to get a dollar without earning IL Cap­ month. The third highest In the four A STORAGE TIP. ordinary white canvas for uses on the out of the application of the Covert law Wrapping papers Impregnated wills ital and labor In a democracy must farm as covers for machinery, sacked In the building of a huge system of copper salts have proved highly effec­ by Howard Stanton. She produced 31.7 Phone 2177 grain, shocks, and wagons and as awn­ county roads, many of them paved. pounds butterfat. Roger Babson, world famous statisti­ out the other. We should have con­ tive in preventing some of the storage ings and temporary shelters. Mineralfidence in the machinery of govern­ rots affecting pears grown in jhe north­ dyed khaki Is more durable and more cian. predicts that there will,be better C. Schults had tlw highest and next ment and country, that the influence business in 1932 than tn 1931, despite resistant to mildaw. IS ABOUT TO CLOSE! TRIUMPHANT NEW > PART Studebakers Select One of the Many Convenient Plans Join^Today! A Few Popular Plans X $ 12.50 25.00 50.00 100.00 $ .25 .50 1.00 2.00 $ 2.50 5.00 10.00 20.00 I * $ 125.00 250.00 500.00 1,000.00 and It solves the problem of money for the holidays and money for taxes money for investments money for any purpose you want. CONSULT US TODAY ABOUT OTHER PLANS The amounts will be increased by 3% interest when paid regularly! Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank In Barry Co. Hastings, Michigan Phone 2217 Finds Beaver Trapped By Leg in Fallen Trre Tires Go Smash* ALL GUARANTEED FIRST QUALITY TIRES! 29 30 30 29 29 Goodyear Bros Hardware Co. 33 32 $3.35 4.25 3Vt..... 3.25 4.25 5.75 9.35 9.50 Tube....* .76 Tube.« .75 Tube. .69 Tube,. .85 Tube. 1.00 Tube. 1.25 Tube.. 1.25 30 x 5 8 Ply-Truck. $15.95 Tube. $130 32x6 lOPlyTruck. . 24.85 Tube.. 2.00 All Othtr SI a Below Cott jfato Jport "Drioo-h Sonteo" �TKK HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 13. 1912 PAGE TEN >LAN WAYS TO CUT Y. M. C. A. ITEMS [ HORSE POWER COST WedjiMday morning all the Hasting*.Method* of COURTHOUSE NEWS Lessening Expense ■>' <>"”<”« «»'«• '<■ B» '■nd inventory filed. honal Department of the University cd At Michigan State on tiio pertinent topic of "Personal; Duc lo lhe mPady increase in the itory filed. Adjustments and Thetr Relationship to d<.malld good farm horse' and Succrsa." cheafier farm power. R. 8. Hudson of bo:ds QIed latter* l*-i an ununul An unusual feature of the Hi-Y Hi-Y DtoDto-, tJle fann and horv department at j,ucd . trict Conference at Lake View school Michigan State College i* beginning an Arthur E. Patton, dee d. Order ' Saturday. January 16. wtU ** the dto- ,cxtciun e project to determine the most allowing claim* enured. eusalon period* and tlie swim in the (economical method ot developing draft | Mabel Laudenslager. dec'd. Mnltartiim pool. All Barry county "Y" • ,colts* i Bond of special Xdmr. filed, letter* I*grou|>* may send three delegate*. ;i Twenty-four overage farm foals have sued. C. F. Angell wjjs in Buffalo Saturday been । purchased for tlie experiment Est. Lucy Franck, dec'd- Waiver of I and Sunday attending a national cum- I ,from Michigan farmers. They will be notice tiled, proof of will filed, order rnltUe meeting of the Y. M. C. A. Dr. i■ sheltered ( in cheap straw sheds and al­ admitting will entered. Wm. Hutchins, president of Berea Col-' jlowed to run ouUide tiie year around. inc. chairman. , '• ' The feed will consist ot com. oats and Petition for determination filed, order Go-to-Church Sunday. January 17. (alfalfa, fed tn liberal und limited for determination entered. can become a day of unusual meaning amounts. , All colts will have free access1 Est. Elizabeth Tasker. Third annual in the lives ot many many folk* who ( account filed. as yet do not appreclNg Uie value of Accurate ’records will be kept of feed1 Est. Charles W. Wing. deed. Final regular ehurch attendance .and luu development by weights .... -----— and meas! account filed, order for publication en­ Nashville Hi-Y had a big party last urcmrnt» for three-years. at lhe end tered. Monday night at lhe iiome of George of whlch time the colts will be broken! E*t. Mildred and Sybil Woodmansee. Wotring and pm to work. At this time it will Annual account filed. Hastings Hi-Y’ group are having noon1 lx. possible to make definite conE*t. William Smith, deed. Annual meeting* again Uils year. All other lo- ciU5|Oll5 M to tl*e efficiency of the account of Admx. filed. cal groups meet Tuesday nights from u,riou., methods . 7:00 to 9:00 o'clock at Uie High school. Tl!f rplla a,,. located at the south ; Est. Merril D, McVean. Annual acI count of guardian filed. Mr. Brozak in charge of the recreation. fnd of Ihp C(>nc1fe farm at which place i Est. Lucy Franck, dee d. Proof of will One of the "Y" groups had 22 in Bible vAitors arc always welcome. I filed, orddr admitting will entered. Study last week. . -------------- ; bond filed and" letters issued, order . ' limiting eettlement entered, notice to * meeting In the new home of their The Glass Creek Home Management creditors issued. leader. Kendall Coats 1 class will meet with Mrs Lester Rey-। Roy W. Griswold. dec'd. Will and! The Woodland HI-Y’ group met at nolds this week Friday. January 15. for I pctlUon for probate filed, waiver ot, the home of Rev. Harley Towrvend last an all day iheeting. Pictures will be the J ,;oUc<. nlPd. pr00f of win week with Mr. Townsend Lading the subject tor the lesson. Visitors are wel- admitting wilt entered, bond filed and I Bible Study. J letters issued, order limiting settlement i Middleville Hi-Y- are enjoying their u Porrest Havens. Mr*. Fred OU* andirn^^d |x-utlon foe hearing claims! meeting* in the new school. Rev. M. . -ay OtU Otis visited M Mrs. Mary in!, nira. nled notice noUce to to creditors issued. D McKean leader Ra> lr#- M “r> Haven* "" [I Y V C A cXmlttee men of Barn ,hr Wm HaV,n' hnmP, “ a®uH»we*t &t FJ1Mbctl> R HuU, d<eU nnal; - •-— Save Your Money, Boys & Girls! OUR 1932 CHRISTMAS CLUB Affords You An Easy Plan! You Can Start with only and NEXT YEAR You will have The Following Tables Explain the Different Clubs r.5(9 INCREASING CLUB PLAN Put in 1c, 2c, 5c, or 10c the first weak— INCREASE your deposit 1c, 2c, 5c, or 10c each week: If there is anything you do not understand about these plans, come in and we will gladly explain them fully. IN 50 WEEKS Ic.Club pays>12.75 5c Club paysI 63.75 2c Club pays-------- $25.50 10c Club pays....>127.50 Interest at 3r.’t Added Interest at 3% Will Be Added to These Amounts! ■* , E®1, Kenneth H Garrison. Annua) ,, l About one hundred fifty were present account of guardian filed FORERUNNERS. | *“ l*w < “th I E®1' Amanda Norris, dee d. Order al-‘ Start with the largest sum and DECREASE your de­ The chief weather signs preceding a Good Will church Friday nighk ta lowing claim* entered. frmTareVckS Uy. a temperature‘of J<Meph Pe,CT,on' dccd Ordfr ’'’I posits e'ach week. This is a very popular plan. • • -------------ploy P “ t on by the Welcome group. lowing claims entered. 40" P. or lower, anil little wind, say; Bt Nellle E pelltlon weather bureau experts. The prind-j Cha* Whittemore and family, also Ruth Erway spent Sunday at Cleo ■ for Admr nled walvcr of notlcc fllcd. pal requirement for frost when the j Brown's at Hickory Corners. ord(.r appointing Admr. entered. I temperature is not too high, to abun-1I „ . Clvde Warren and rivrt. warren and i| Est. otha Otha K K. Hull Hull. dee d. nnal Final ac- i dant radiation of heat from the earth. I Put in the SAME AMOUNT each week. In 50 weeks: with but little return radiation. A ^’ladr'" ZtTstSu^and visitor* Mason with । coun allowing accountt O off Admr. Admr. filed, filed, order order allowing ucaiason. ; ____ . 25c Club pays. -.>12.50 >2.00 Club pays--->100.00 moderate wind usually prevents frost and Mre. Darhng of Battk Creek count entered, discharge of Admr. is• .sued, estate enrolled. the°Sfi TurfacelMr ^WhSrheavy1 werc Sunday giirets nt Roy Onkes. 50c Club pays. >25.00 >5.00 Club pays.._>250.00 Est. Chrto Marshall, dec'd. Order $1.00 Club pays--$50.00 >10.00 Club pays.->500.00 confirming sale entered. b... much ndMUon I- u» nnh bc-i;' °X £ vXu - ■ Est. Charles A. Newland, dec'd. Pe$20.00 Club pays >1,000.00 ■ tition for Admr. filed, order for publik..- tapm. u lUrl, w.n» .«« pc .Erway undj cation entered. Interest at 3% Added venting I rest. >! — - -Buskirk - - - of — -• ' ere Bunday’ Hazel Hast Est. Sophia Wotring. dec'd. Final ac­ visitors at Roy Erway count filed, waiver of notice filed, or1 Robert Otto. Chas. Erway and Louis1 der assigning residue entered, dlsGasoline taxes brought in n nd rev- | Havcns wcre Bunday visitors at Wm. • charge of executor Issued, estate en­ enue of *246.373.000 In the first six omespie's near MarUn. rolled. months of 1931. according to reports to; -------------- « »■«.---------- 2-----Est. p. H. Lawrence, dec'd. Discharge REFORESTATION. lhe Bureau of Public Road.-. T": money will be used chiefly for road Of aid to Japan in supporting its of Admr. issued, estate enrolled. Est. Wltoon S. Whltrtght. dec'd. Or­ building. Nearly . 7.118.000,000 gallons large population are local end national, were taxed, or 4!. Tier cent more than policies ot reforestation and erosion! der allowing claims entered. Est. George W. Gribbln. Petition for In the same period last year. control, the Forest Service points out. license to sell filed, order for publlcalion entered. i Est. Fred Wagner, dec'd. Final oc-i । count nnd receipts filed, waiver of* nW-1 ! tlcc filed. ' Est. Asher H. Orsborn. dec'd. Order!. 1 appointing Admr. entered. b?nd filed. NORTHEAST CASTLETON. | COATS GROVE. munity service the leader will be. Mrs. '! letters issued, order limiting settlement A birthday party was given for O I The L. A. 8. met Thursday with Mr -. Pearl Demond; musician. Mrs. Kath-I ____________________________ ।1 entered, petition for hearing claim* O. I filed, notice to creditors issued. ' Mater Sunday. The guests acre. Mr. [ Cl.uk Overunith with a fine atlend- erine Cium, booster. Mrs. Agnes j cotton driers have been developed by and Mrs. Wm. Mater and Mr. and Mr.>nce. A comfortable was tied off and Haight; handshaker, Warren Cool- . the Bureau of Agricultural Engineering I Est. Arthur Fisher, dec'd. Testimony ‘ । of freeholder* filed, order determining (Carl Moon of Maple Grove und L. V.1 -<4ne worlt dunc °‘n “ RUilt for the baugh. Tlie program wlll consist of pic- of the U. 8. Department of Agriculture, hostess. :j H ~’— lure* on "Ben Hur" <Lew Wallace's It docs not cod much to build these I heirs entered. 1Edmonds. ' Sunday eveningMr*. LeeAlbert Howard gave story McClelland is at of NaahChristi presented in slides. ' ' ' ' ’ can 'be made • - by lhe - usual i driers, which | ville taking care of her mother. Mrs. an interesting talk on “The Land of: The Young People'* das* of the Sun­ cotton gin or plantation laborer*. ; Lafayette.” The Mix Violin Quartette day School will have a party at the 1 j TTJ ■' ' ~ <, , I Sarah Good, who is very ill. A lie hM no leg*—it doesn't need four numbers. home of Orville VanWic on Thursday w“".s ".s,. !oihj“Psiu°;i «sl ■ furnished —-------------------them, it flies. The Loyal Women's Birthday meet-1 evening. January 21. birthday organization. JL"' B?“. wtrc 1,1 H**Un** j Ing wlll be iwld with Mrs. Blanche! Next Sunday is "Go-To-ChurchMiss Bertha Miller, teacher in the ThursUny an °uslncsJi Bayne on Thursday. January 21. Pot Sunday" in Barry county and if every­ Lansing schools returned to her work M1&s f^tothy^yrtk of Buttle Creek luck dinner, program in charge of one who could come would be present Sunday, after spending the holidays atwl Mra Grc,a Ftrster of Vermontville hostess and Mrs. Florence Dunnigan, we might havc an attendance to be with her mother. Mrs. Belle Miller. ' ca,Ied on Mr- and PeM‘r Sa’’ The T ° c,a!j meeting will be proud of nt our own local church. | Funeral services for Ora Stevens I urd>>‘ i lu,*d tlvls «wk Thursday P M. insU-ad' A number from here attended tlie TELEPHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE 'were held on Friday. January 1. at the Edtoon Bass and bay friend of Ver-, of Wednesday at the home ot Mrs P. JT. A. at the Wellman school Frl■ Assyria Center church. The Interment ,nonl'll,L' CBlled on hls Parent*. Mr. Kendall Goats. The annual church pay evening. . ' was ako made at tlxat cemetery I and Mr5 Pet*r B*i' Sunday. | meeting will be held thl* week Friday Local college students who returiled ■ Mr- “nd Mrs- HatT>' Hannon and ut the home of the jiastor in Woodland. "BIG HEARTED" PAAVO. to their school work Monday were E»- *onl of Kalamaroo came Sunday to j Pot luck dinner. All Interested in the I X-ray pictures show that the heart ther and Anna Wiles. Dons Henry and; 'urprisc Mrs. Peter Bas* on her birth-church work arc invited. of tlie Finnish sprinter, Paavo Nurmi, I Hazel Tompkins at the State Teachers' i dBy T1,e>’ had a 8O0d tlmc ,nd *w‘! Nexl Sunday evening at the com- is three times the average size. CfNUIHl HONEff, TAR COMPOUND College; Norman Case to the Argu- hcr ,nauJ’ more birthday. |, bright * Business and Normal College ! Mrs GreU Flr5!Pr hi” »*«» «Wted Mr and Mrs. Fred Miller and family i,0 ,cach ,he Hosmer school for the were Sunday guests of their sister anil Iourth consecutive year, making a tout!, family. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Guy of?4 nlnc J'ears ln u,to Profe*^°n Bh.Nashville. ’ has taught In both Barry and Eaton J Tlie Mime* Doris Henry of Western' CDunltM “nri f°r thf 1“*’ ‘hrt*c years State Teacher*' College and sister B-iw has supervtaed tlie practice teaching of lUice of Lh peer High school spent their iCoun,y NorTnal student* in her school.! • vacation at the home of their parents I T,a“ >’ear Mlss Catherine Ftltrer will i Mr. and Mrs Percy Henry ** **nt herc' Mrs- p,rster hajl 'cry i Mr and Mrs. Hugh Cose and Norma MICCcMful in her Hot Lunch Project visited Mr. and Mrs Lucian Hyde Sun-! durln* ,he threc ’*"*• ,las Pro'idcd 1 day afternoon at the David Jone* home ''ducatlonal entertainment for the puAt the present low price of feed and by keeping of Pennfield. P*l» outside of school, including. "The every anipreTfit—the DR. HESS RESEARCH FARM I Initiative steps are being taken tolpasslon Pu>‘" nt Grand Rapid*. "Life is producing milk at 89c a hundred . . . eggs at less sponsor a church bee for shingling the ot Abraham Lincoln" at Charlotte,; I church roof which to in dire need of reCentennial at Battle Creek and plan-: than 9c a dozen, nnd saving 94c on every hog fattened. pair. All service* and activities are be-1 00 “Ufe of Gco Washington" this; 1 mg held in the basement ‘ The children have also enjoyed I Mr. and Mrs. Seymour of Lyon» ' n,an>’ ba*k<t h*u Sanies. <Mr.s Fir»t< r Your chance to gel a New Hoover on very special Michigan, parents of'Mrs Mary Dixon’|coat‘hcd onc Jettr at Vermontville I returned tn their home on Monday P,lows' and of 'arkl>u» kl»;b terms is ptmaing. Telephone—right now—for an , 'I ht»r < o'to villi what yon are gflling for your products. You after spending the holidayrat the par-1 u>roUK*' her generality. She I* a pepp.. appointment with one of these factory rrprescnlawlll wr tiirrr i, a ni<r margin of profit between the ro*t of sonage home ol Rev. and Mrs ’ Dixon ' industrious, and efficient instructor and tivtw—before they leave town. There is still time for produr lion and lhe selling price. ' ' Mb* Marian Stanton left Sunday for I through tlie use of many educational, one of them to cull at your home and tell you about Kalamaax> where she will enter I mwtazme*. application of latest meth­ the unusual offer. And he’ll tell you about the State Teachers' College for the coming <xb- “nd fuH co-operation of tin- school scientific, modern methods of rug cleaning and -semester. ; board, she to making the school truly The Mtoscs Catherine and Josephine I thereby earning the A plus dusting that have been developed In the great Just an ordinary farm with average animal* kept un­ Stanton were Saturday night guest* of i ntle received last year, Hoover laboratories. It's all-important that you their cousin. Lucille Cole. 1 ' Having graduated from Barry Cc.unphone note. The special offer doesn't hold good der ordinary farm conditions. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Henry accom- l>' Normal, site earned on Extension after they leave. Don’t put it off another minute I , panted by their mother attended the wwk ,or two >Tars *nd Mtcnded sum­ , funeral of Mr. Henry's uncle. Theodore | niPr normal at Btg Rapids and RahJones, ot Hastings on Tuesday mazoo. receiving hcr life certificate Mr and Mrs. Asa Stanton and fam-! (rom Western Stale Normal in *1931. The factory representativea will inspect — By slarlins to use Dr. Hess Stork Tonic al once a« a condi­ free of charge—any Hoover machine now in Ily. Mr. »nd Mrs George Miller and ------------- mdti’ik-------------tioner and mineral supplement. You loo can produce milk use. If it needs repair, they will be glad to at hfk a hundred. do the necessary work at minimum coat. .nd hu.fa.nd Mr. .nd W.. Orin Dur“LSI.*.' F*n-a-mln will keep your hens In laying trim. You will ham near Battle Creek to help Mr:, during its brief lifetime. The female be able to produce exg* at 9c per doien. Last Chance at Our Short-Time Offer i Durham observe the anniversary of her usually lives about 12 days. When Uie has ceased laying eggs she dies within HESS HOG SPECIAL combat* warm* and vupplie* a 1 natal dry. mineral balance. a day or two. The moth larva, or dairyVeeds^ ONLY - DOWN worm. to the one that eats your win­ Dr. He*s Products in all Ute*. More dairymen are feeding commer- ter clothes. Iclal mixed feeds. Laws governing the Hard lessons mate tough ping, but' a NEW tale of mixed feeds require that the Telephone for an । label on the bag give the chemical com­ they lead to a beautiful land. Appointment position. The open formula differs -rv 22 ’ - ~ frost The Bank that does tilings for you! • DECREASING CLUB PLAN EVEN AMOUNT CLUB PLAN Hastings City Bank Telephone 2103 Capital $75,000 STORM p^f™ABL STORM SASH strips DOORS HIGH GRADE COALS AT LOW PRICES Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. I Dr. HESS ~^uiek — before PRODUCTS COMPARE... THE HESS RESEARCH FARM Is Free Hoover Inspection DUPLICATE THIS S£ 9025 B. A. LyBARKER "Where Immediate Attcnliun and Courtesy Are Shown lo Everyotu" Phone 2115 We Deliver Hastings I from lhe closed formula in (hat the । former also gives the kinds and quan­ tities of ingredients in the mixture. 1 WILD GOATS. Among the game animal* ot Tennes-, MAN’S HEART STOPPED BY’ BAD 8TO3IACH GAS Miller Company Telephone 2226 :: Hastings, Michigan which have roamed ths hill* lor years. ( ♦ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13. 1032 WE An Opportunity to Return NATIONAL p to the Great American Habits of Hard Work and of Fellow-Feeling Life Insurance Day THURSDAY x-r ) FEW people does first life insurance com­ Providence give more pany in America, wrote learnedly on many sub­ than a single outstanding talent. To B e n j a m i n jects and founded a news­ Franklin it gave many. paper weekly which is still His greatness belongs not an institution in American * only to America and to the life. But among Americans Eighteenth Century, but to the world and to all time. in every walk of life, Science proudly places Franklin is loved and re­ him in its foremost ranks membered best for his because his experiments in sound counsel on the physics and his inventions homely habits of Thrift of the lightning rod and and providence, of saving stove. His maxims and and sharing, of in­ precepts from “Poor Rich­ dependence and security. ard’s Almanac” are still His advice is needed by quoted as sound phi’sophy the people who hold his among the learned minds memory dear. To a na­ of the world. As a states­ tion recovering from a man and diplomat, Frank­ period of economic in­ lin’s genius for making stability, occasioned by in­ lasting friendship* was a temperate spending and a deciding factor in drawing disregard of Thrift habits, French influence to the the following of the prin­ side of the Colonies during ciples laid down by Frank­ the Revolution, thus assur­ lin represents the initial ing American independ­ step toward renewed se­ ence. He founded the curity. 8 ...Is YOUR Family Fully Protected? T -5 63.75 -5127.50 1 your de­ plan. 0 week*: -5100.00 -5250.00 -5500.00 When Franklin esUbltahcd America'* Oral Ufc In- are legion. Proleelion i» still paramount through Life Insurance. Geo. E. Coleman & Son Stebbins Building >RN DRIERS. last mechanical Med­ ic been developed by ricultural Engineering rtment of Agriculture, much to build these be niadc by the usual nlatlon laborers. Commemorates the Birth of One of America's Greatest Men, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN SUNDAY share, mg THRIFT WEEK TUESDAY HEN the current economic crisis made Itself felt, lhe American peo­ ple were swift to recognize that lhe growing. Immediate organization of relief and welfare committee* was un­ dertaken under the preoure of the fervor always characterizing an Ameri­ can response lo an emergency. These eonimlllees are functioning today, do­ ing widespread good. They need YOUR SUPPORT! YOUR HOME DAY l JAR COMroVHD Giving . . . lavish contribution to rerngnlzed agencies of relief . . . ta the only solution of thl* grave problem. Surely, an unfed baby iiliould inspire the slogan. ''Give Till II Hurt*" as yan. *<22nJ No other investment combines everyday ’enjoyment, financial independence and sound economy to the degree that owning your own home will do. We have helped finance many homes since the organization of this association. Many would • not nefw have modern homes had it not been possible for us to help them. Between the two unwise extreme* of miserly, pleasureless living and spendthrift extravagance lies the sensible practice of purchasing affordable good things. Not only do these luxuries outnumber by the thousand those of Benjamin Franklin’s day, but lower prices and charge accounts put them within the reach ofeveryone. Use your purchasing power wisely. Budget your income, planning in advance how much will be spendable for wanted purchases after rent, light, heat, taxes and necessities are deducted. Then pur­ chase out of that income, investing your principal. You’ll find that keeping a family record of expenses will help you to estimate them in advance and enable you to save by taking advantage of lower prices. It ta not enough to merely “meet your obligations" as In former year*. Dire want ktlll confront* our unem­ ployed in many case*. Lillie children W-H.20 NATIONAL KS Budget Day W legs—it doesn't need Hastings, Michigan Own THRIFT WEEK FRIDAY WITH OTHERS DAY : THRIFT WEEK —1932 Sunday, January 17th to Saturday, January 23rd $75,000 THRIFT WEEK : Money put into shares in this association •will help some others to own their homes-. In addition to this, those who have had money here have received 5% every year. Make it possible for others to build homes by becoming a member here at once ! HASTINGS BUILDING AND LOAN Stebbins Blk. :: Phone 2503 ASSOCIATION Hastings Credit Exchange Stebbins Block :: :: Hastings, Michigan Safe B MONDAV Thrift Day From an orgy of unbridled specula­ tion and the spending of unearned In- THRIFT WEEK 8 Snch hoarding ta worse than foolish; ta harmful to the social and economic SATURDAY 8 23* E ARE pleased to offer to the people of Hastings and vicinity the services of our modern Trust Department—with its excellent facilities, experienced officers and its trained personnel. W A Complete Investment Service Can Aid You in Your Program of Thrift! Complete statistical information on all types of securities Complete brokerage service for the pur­ chase or sale of all listed or unlisted stocks and bonds. ,{<Careful, unbiased recommendations of investment securities to fit your specific needs. Assistance in the ^bl lection of coupons, dividends, interest, etc. These, and other investment services, are available at all times through our local representative, MR. THOMAS A. KENNEDY OPEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY. Hastings National Bank Hastings City Bank Make AWi II Day Name This Instution in Yourt Will As Executor and Trustee ' Ing capital for eager business, giving employment to wailing million*. tment NATIONAL, WEDNESDAY other extreme of foolish and frightened hoarding . . . the storing of money tn real Thrift urged by Franklin. B INVESTMENT DAY NATIONAL , OLD MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK & TRUST COMPANY BATTLE CREEK. MICHIGAN HASTINGS MICHIGAN H. J. Heinzelman & Company /noeifment S«cariH«« Assets in Our Trust Department. . . Over Eleven Million Dollars 116 OTTAWA AVE., N. W. \ GRAND RAP �FAD8YW1LVE THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY IX. IMt __________________________________________ ________________ Cultivated Plants Indicate the Antiquity of Man in America MILO. Second Comer Slone, tlie church, was Owing to the r Icknes* of the teacher, always pointing forward and upward Mr* Dorothy PcttlngiU. Milo school toward better thing*. The tendency did not begin again last w*ek as ex- some sort. Our serious thought should Elizabeth Wood spent the week end The high state of cultivation and Uie thl* agriculture had been going on ao.nual Gentlemen's Day. Twenty-nine bo to tlie religion that build* up and with Marie Hughes at Delton. The January P. T. A. will be held long that lhe staple crop* were firmly,were seated at the tables In the dining ■ana. The church provide* leadership set In esacntUUy their present forms. I room where a delicious dinner was and other Indian food plant! offer bo­ and the wild ancestor, were hfl so far | served at one o'clock. Each guaat tanical evidence that the Oral wander - behind o to be only vaguely recogniz- found a written toast for favors, which able or wholly unknown And in Uiei.- were read In turn Just before adjourntier* must havc come over the land elaborate religious ritual* the corn god, lug to the living room for the program, had become established as a foremost t The president, Mra Kraus, called the Involved. RaUicr than les* education., NORTHWEST RUTLAND. let there be more education." A rising j Alaska at a much earlier date than the m ,ro<n IU -Wl r— u|U> -< 1—Ur <h*lnn»n. 10.900 year* ago which many conserva­ ton for hi* Umely addres*. Meeting Caroline Oak of Barryville visited Mr. seen In the discovery- of a fossil ear After Old Black Joe was sung ae^on by the men. tive scientists liare maintained, states £ha£ lSx»7^l± a short buxineMr. wo* closed with morc songs. and Mr*. John BcUon. Sr. Sunday. Dr. Melvin R. Gilmore, ethnobounlsi After being cut off from the world by Mr*. Will Joluuon of Yankee Bpring, At important a* these great agricul- ,8nlffen took charge After more rtngand curator of cUinoiogy In tlie Univer­ sity of Michigan museum ot anthro- tural civilizations are. the slaw spread ing. Mr. Snlffen told In a witty 11 Uie the telephone line# being out of com- »P<nt Friday with her lister. Mrs. backward or northward of the knowl- speech, how he had written to several mission for a week we can get service Ernestine Edger. P°Thc fact that staple Indian food edge of agriculture b a* Important m . university presidents and other noted again on part of the lines , Mr. und Mr* Bernie Bcbon v 1*1 red Mr. Louis and Lena Dunn of Gale*- Sunday In the Terry VanTuU home at plants were so highly specialized as to supporting Its early appearance in men to try and get a spmker ter the burg were caller* at their uncle H G. Yankee Spring*. be dependent on man for their propa­ Central. America, states Dr. Gilmore day. when he happened to meet Mr. HoStrih^rsu^y^Urtwoii Ur» 8<J‘h Burgduff visited her gation. and also that a great diversity The fset that the corn, bean* and. Harrington, superintendent of Kellogg rjywrro lloluc ounuay arvenioun. granddaughter. Mr*. Gladys Good■quash group always appears together Agricultural School, who told him he of types of these crops were spread Mr. and Mrs L. Reltkerk luul com1UiUn<3 «y„»l day/brt that they were perfected earl) n*ed not go to all that trouble when over a wide geographic area, indicates indicate, and distributed distributed a* a* one one cultural cultural comcom'- J* he eo«W could Ju» Just‘ « a* «U well give the the talk for from KMamazoo Bunday after- weet and talk for that a long history of cultivation by ....... nlcx r. from the southern center north- him." So not hearing from three great noonThe P. T. A. meeting will be held at .... him the Indian from the wild form* lay ward Slowly they spread through lhe men’ he decided to let Mr. Harrington The Rebekahs from thl* neighbor- townhouse Saturday. January KJ. Enbehind the com. potato, sweet potato. r»ara. ’Sel? ZpulMed 7 £1 no-Tun" lhe and. so imr^un^ ml reduced'th. hood attended the Trlnle Triple LUik Link club at t-winm-n. un.lnn7nt^^L^7£dger and aiowi> uwy M , address rf. Llw ' hood hitman found^nhl* ed^SUte^’oftcn hindered by tribal1 speaker of the day. Mr. Harrington.ithe home of Mr*Floyd Shelp. Prairie- Seymour Llnnington. RcfreaiuncnU. Am^trT an<?i-h are ' hMtllltlM which prevented contact* in isu|»rlntendent of Kellogg Agricultural vtlle. Friday for dinner. A program of Harry Skinner and Mrs. Ernie X i XuoTtM^re^ ^re^ly School. who. in an equally humorous readings, song, and stunts was enjoyed. Edger. Seance “hen Phe^snta XI tiled al Intervals by the adjustment,. ••>'- ‘hanked Mr. Snlffln for hto Three guests from Kalamazoowere Mr. and Mrs Ritchie Mullen and wn"id b e to soil and climate' since lhe corn of unique Introduction. and theft gave an P««®‘ Myrtle and Doris Hall of Prairieville Mexico was not suited to Kentucky interesting and impressive talk on 'The Early tn the week Mr. and Mrs. Pen- yhuted Mr. and Mrs Sam RraU Bunm^"e ’ Newland and 7heL ac- Three Comer Stones of Society- neto took a long ride going through day Mrs Emma Johruon and children teeT^XmUliv alteredot’improved cUmatiJmg cllnges doubtlJw; the Home, the Church, and Educational PtalnweU. Oteego and Allegan back aUo Of Prairieville visited In the Pratt been essentially altered or improved cumauang cnm.fces uououess c। system." He said "these were not home by a different route. Thursday home Monday. om lhe native Indan products. cniumbus time the know!- K'-'t” ln modern times the same serious they drove east through several small ---------------- ----------------------in which all this agricul agrlcul-­ Yet b> Columbus ha/>wn7tr«L-d time the know! CLEAR FRUIT FRUIT JUICE. JUICE. The center In "i> thought and consideration consideration as a* In in rears years towns towns and and made made some some calls calls In In GalesGale*CLEAR tural productivity arose was in Ccn- f?^northwlriia^the u:>ir reache* oi l"*1- The home, the oldert Institution, burg. They enjoy these ride* Immense-1 A new promising method of pretrol America and Peru. Dr. Ollmore ,f-r i«r nortnwaru northaard a* as inc tm upper reacnc* rcocncs oi m lshou]d ।more morc “sacrinv’ |y Iv venting fruit juice# Juices from becoming becoming point* out. Before even lhe simplest of | the HiMOurl and the Great Lake* and ““J* ^wh^w^sh^ild ’> i, Mr. Schultz of Chicago Vruu., .nd nonben; X' - spent the "cloudy is based on action of an enzyme ^n.’ think of home making and.home build-1 week end at his Lake Hill* farm here, that doc* not affect stare he* and pro■ary for a sizeable population to filler pnmmv. .n™™' .in. » 0» n~ m ■< U. Th. r-lnndn. <o Chlewo Sund., .mdn,. Wbu In U» very slowly downward from Alaska through an absolutely unknown con­ quant development and diffusion or a , tinent. a process which, due to the hu­ perfreud agricultural system very man tendency to settle In villager probably took a good deal more tlian I wherever favorable, possibly took long­ 10.000 year*, in the opinion of Dr. Gil- j er than would the spread of a species of morc. The magnitude of the accompllshment 1* made more notable In that; -lid animal. Once established in Central America Jwhen ------------the-----------native---------------------------------American* arrived an unknown time, long or short, passed they brought no agriculture from their before these people passed from mere Asiatic homeland, and when cut off1 hunting and gathering of food to the1 from Asia by the Bering Sea. they were first rude attempts at deliberate grow- i totally without contacts with outside , ing of some of the wild plants. By the cultures,, developing their fine systems time the great civilisations of the of writing, mathematics and art of Mayas. Incas and Aztecs had dereloped.! their own initiative. 84th Consecutive Dividend /"\N DEC. list, this company mailed out the 84th coaaecutivn dividend the company Thia ia worth thinking about ®11£ NsSSHSj ffioah & |>nupgfrnEnt ffiotttpatty 1250 Griswold SL, Detroit Established 1889 J. L. Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings An average husbnnd ta one who can nado when he la looking through It for aoinethlng that was In plain sight when be pulled it open.—Cincinnati Enquirer. Saspiclevs A young woman who drives a car often give- Mary Lou'a daddy a- ilfL brought to the door hla llltla fouryear-old daughter met him Baying: “Daddy la you thinking about gat Ung KOCIfNE SIX Last Week's Letter. Tlie Pine Lake Partners' club met al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hall Saturday. January 2. 1932. for a day meeting. Meeting was called to order by the President. Pearl Brown. Singing—“Michigan My Michigan." Repeating of the Lord's Prayer. Singing— Auld Lang Syne." Meeting adjourned for dinner. Much credit Is due the ladles of the dinner committee for lhe excellent din­ ner which they served. order by the President and lhe com­ munity singing was very much enjoyed S<-cret*ry'4 report was read and ac­ cepted The meeting was then turned oyer to the chairman of the Program Comm.. Ernest Hall. Singing—-Battle Hymn of the Re­ public " Tiien Marian Hal) took us with her to Europe. We secured passports, got our baggage on board, watched the sailing of the vessel and then got ac­ quainted with the boat. After making several stops In Norway we went by boat up the Eastern coast of Norway to the land of the Mld-nlght I KLINGENSMITH. Mr and Mr*. George Converse and: family were guest* of Mr. and Mr*. A., Johnson West of Middleville Bunday Esther and Alberta Green called on Mr*. Clare Peeling al Oates' Comer* Saturday afternoon sags made the ac­ quaintance with tlie new baby-piere. It I* not getting along asjriji^as we would like to see It aa it tfots not gain in weight. Edlore Lalone began going lo school again after being absent moat of thia term from breaking his arm last fall. He had lhe cut removed Wednesday In Grand Rapids although he will still wear it In a sling another month. Then he will return to Grand Rapids for a final examination of the arm. Winfield Lord returned to John _____ _____ _ ,two ww w Andler's after_ spending week* with jm mother in Grand Rapid*. Mrs. Harry Latta. Mercedes Beck and Edward Bowerman called on Lester Power* and family near Gun lake Tuesday evening. Mrs. George Converse and two chil­ dren spent Friday with Iwr daughter. Mrs. Isabelle Pickard west of Middle­ ville. Several of the young folks from near Middleville. Bowens Mills and the neighborhood spent Sunday evening al lhe Green home. Fred Huff had the misfortune to get kicked by one of his horses Tuesday und made it necessary to have three stitches taken In his head. Mr. Weaver of Bowens Mills passed away Friday after suffering for some time. Much sympathy is extended lo lhe family. There were many interesting things to see in Sweden. Germany. OzechoSlavakia and Hungary, but we traveled so rapidly and saw so many place* of interest that it 1* hard to remember them all. However we all enjoyed our visit lo Europe and not one of us was sea sick. Music by Muriel Lindsey. Then Mr. Sherriff. from the Kellogg BOWNE CENTER. Foundation, was Introduced and he The community was greatly shocked gave u* a very interesting talk about W. to learn of the death of Mrs. Howard K Kellogg and the work he I* doing. Smith and baby boy at Butterworth Mr. Kellogg is very much interested in hospital in Grand Rapids Thursday child welfare work and Is spending a morning. Funeral services were held great deal of his money tn this work. at Bowne Center Sunday afternoon. Mr. wr. Sherriff tsnemn also aiso described deserwed the camp camp, Mrs. Tom Gougherty and daughter, they are going to build nt Pine lake. Margaret were In Grand Rapid*. Mon­ Recitalion n Nottingham. i, ua ,. „, HI> Katherine, wno Recitation by by Alvi Alvin Nottingham. day. Mnrv who spent uw the snlrnnlri naiw>i* r.brfbybv IT., i ........... . .......... A A splendid paper was read Mrs । holiday nt home, returned....... to hcr school John Rogers. ' What will 1932 bring us “; duties at Marywood. was then turned over to' Beatrice Thomas attended a birththe President for a short business day party at Marjorie Spaulding s, one meeting. Sccj. meetin g.—Pearl Brown. Sets. I of her former pupil* at Cascade Sat­ ' ' • ‘ : urday. returning home Sunday. EAST IRVING. j Marian Smelker is assisting hcr —7.' ; grandmother. Mrs. Anderson of Sparta Mr. and Mrs. George Dixon were in; with hcr household duties Mrs. AnderGrand Rapidsand Mr*. Giffpnl return-Ison was Injured in a fall Christmas ed home with them affig/spendlng a!day. few weeks with hcr daughter, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Nash attended George Vrater, and family. I the basket ball game al Caledonia SatMr. and Mrs. Roy Sceber acre in urday evening. Alice was one of the Battle Cree« Saturday on business. I players. Oscar Page and Edward Monroe of! Asabel Thompson and family were In wMU?J?i.S2enl Monday with Mr. and Hastings Monday. Mrs. WU1 Page. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Houghton of Mrs. Briton Mrs. Win --------------•• IX-Cockcr and .un, n.u ! Detroit came Thursday to attend the Page «•«.. were I. tn GrancfRapid* Tuesday on -- -------------funeral of the latter's aunt. Mrs business. Howard Smith. Mrs.. Houghton 'will Mr. and Mrs. Briton DeCocker spent remain for two weeks to care for his Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Prank Kurtz mother. Mrs. Guy Smith, who 1* ex­ eart of Hastings. . pected home from Blodgett hospital Mrs. Kelly of Hastings spent Sunday this week. THETIME TO WANT AB RIMllIS Phone NORTH HOPE. Last Week's Letter. Mrs. William Forest left Sunday for '• a week's visit with hcr mother south of Kalamazoo. । Mrs. Otto PraQthka and daughter called Wednesday on Henry Fennel* at I Cloverdale. Frank Lake and Ralph Jenson of I Cloverdale called Sunday afternoon on Dan Karns. Homer McCallum who has been spending ths part week with his par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs..Donald McCallum, returned Sunday afternoon to his school duties at Muskegon. Mr. und Mrs. f'erris Brown and daughter of East Orangeville spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Hart and family. Frank Chilson. Br . of South Bend. 1* spending a few day* with Mr. and Mn,. Frank Chilson. Jr. . They hate »o unemployment Un! China then body belongs to the army J STARTLES AMERICA Meets todays conditions with the finest cars ever offered in the low-priced field HE ROCKNE SIX is sold at the low­ You must see to believe est prices over placed on six-cylinder automobiles in the history of this industryTo appreciate how advanced it is, how different it is, ho w superior in dollar value considering size, quality and standard it is, you must sec the Rockne Six in all equipment offered without extra charge. its aerodynamic beauty. You must comIt is not just one car but a line of cars —the "65” of 110-inch wheelbase and six body atylea—the "75” of 114-inch cars. 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Declaring that If Is only a relic w.~ squatters, and restriction# —— — on set- plague, fbo wen- sq< (alters . with and claim , °T barbarism, and rep resell la nothing UemenL by the BriUah government gave juniper*, who could operate almost un- relating to the crown, h* ordered the him aa many worries aa plague modern molested in » wilderness. The BriUali. Canberra -------------—•---* --------------— marc•banished to *01110 atorcinvestors, writes Professor Vernon Win- also, in 1763. liad adopted a policy of slow Crane of the University of Michl- hampering emigration beyond the aome In England. Old Subscriber ther* gan in a Woaiiington bicentennial note Appalachian mountains, and this acof the Clement* library of American lion doubtless was a powerful factor In represent aotne flavor ot royalty and History. turning lhe sympathy of Washington to Inquire wbi-tber a weakening of th* In tlie Clements Library is preserved and his fellow jilanUr-speculatora away' tie with king and motb*r country la an advertisement Washington inserted from England, says Professor Crane, in lhe Pennsylvania Gazette ol 'August Early set backs did not dtseoprage' indicated. Borrowing from tbe bundle ot wblp18. 1773. calling the attention of set- Washington's faith in the frontier, tlers to his tract of 20.000 acres on tlie land.’:, however, and after the Revolu- Pl"K rod* and an ax head carried b*Ohlo and Great Kanhawa rivers, which Uon he bought tracts near Cincinnati | thru certain (Ionian officials, lb* Lonhe described not at all bashfully, “ndw and in Kentucky. In the prospectus of, don house has long liad nn ornate club can exceed them In luxuriency ot soil, 1773 he M»kc of Uie poivdbllity of a, called a mace as part of Ila regalia, or convenience of situation, abounding canal through the mountain wall to and the royal arms carved on It are in fine fish and wild fowl of all kinds, make a water passage to the bead-1 generally held to be merely patriotic as also in mart excellent meadows. — --------—‘ advocated ••it --------•• • - — • given • •Into th*waters of the Ohio, • and emliclll»hment. Though many of Uiem ‘by the bountiful hand again later, enhancing his status as custody of nn executive officer t>eof nature' are In their present state al­ most fll for tiie scythe.” he wrote. But the peculiar symbol of the authority In spite of the fact that these wonder­ realized that it could be licld together of the bouse Itself. which not infro­ ful lands were to be paid for by "a only by i-trong bonds of commerce and, qullrenl of two shillings sterling a hun1 i alty. Under tlie commonwealth a mac* I . AHNYRIA. ' WEST HOPE. Mason of Nashville. This community was saddened Bun-.' Messrs. —Thomas ----------- ---------------------------day to i>ear of the death of or.c of our secretary and manager ot the Nashville school scholars. Glenn Terr). In Bat- Uvcstock Shipping Association, Arthur ■ ... Creek «__ «. at Leila Ihospital. ___ _ .1 u— were In Ur He l.-J liad a. Miller and -on fllflnn Clifton Uin Miller in triple fracture of the leg and pneu- Jadoon cn Thursday to attend a meet -! — ------monla a developed when k.he was appar- |ng of thr State Livestock Association i cntly on the gain. The funeral is Tues­ held there. day afternoon at two o'clock In Buttle The shingles for the Briggs church Creek. roof iiave been delivered. The scaffold­ Irn and Belle McCallum. Mr. and ing has been placed, all awaiting fa­ Mrs. Everett McCallum. Mr. and Mr- rm able weather to proceed with the Roy Barnes and Mr. und Mrs. Will!: shingling. McCallum attended the funeral of Mra A. C. Hyde of Johnston and William Josie Parker of Kalamazoo Monday afternoon. ti nd the January' sc**lon of the Board The Double Clover Club <4-11 > is of Bapervbora. meeting every week now al tlx- school-, On Sunday. January 27. the Rev. C. house so w» to be finished an March. E. Pollock of Albion, district Superin­ Mr. and Mrs. Russell Holmes spent tendant of the IJinslny -Albion district the iiolidays with her parents, Mr. and will spend the day with Rev. Harold Mrs. Wm. McCallum, returning to their,, Dixcn Of Battle Creek on his pasturate. He will preach at lhe Union church at Jamc-B Collison of Kalamazoo called the morning service will dedicate the on old friends and neighbors Tuvsduy new church tower at the Base Un­ afternoon. church in lhe afternoon und hold Tlie many friends of Donald Douglas I communion and evening service at the of Prairieville twp. will be very much Brigg*. church in the evening. This is pleased to hear that he i. recovering nicely from his appendicitis operation in Pennock hospital. Tills street is a very active place <>n the Floyd Rankin heme but Mr. lately, due to Frank Granger's saw mili Rankin has been )laving the Quinsey. on Ira and Belie McCallum s property Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moore nnd family back of tlie church. It acenu good to of Battle Creek were callers Saturday see so much doing. evening ot their brother. Fred Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Ike DeBack and Norma and family. On Sunday evening their of Orangeville township spent Sunday .•later, Mrs. and Mr. Byron Guy. were evening with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Balm s. i guests. Tlie community meeting-will be held On Wednesday. January 37. Mrs. Friday evening at the Grange hall. Mr. Marton Strickland will be hostess to and Mrs. Jim Wilcox and .Mr und Mrs. the Pleasure birthday organization. George Havens, entertaining. Bring. Little Yvonne Jones, infant daughfoup plates Instead of tlie usual |<l.ites («■ ot Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Jones has for oyster soup Is thr big treat at this been suffering from eczema. meeting. Those who don't like oysters : - ---------------* * »---------------may bring sandwlcbczi for their own 1 YANKEE HPRINGS. uue. ■ Donald Losey, Wm. Lehman and wna umM with carvvn flowers an<l cm* MWj r|„|^ hm |( hggtuy digcard­ nfti-r w th<. re«t»ii<tinn ...» and .a mare. ... ..... nw> O|,| .i,.^En and the initial* of Charles H. ’<’ IL- was substituted. . . .UMHUUI-U. the Identical one Mill tn UM'.-St. Louis Ghdae-DemocrxL CriawoU *1 Jofteraoa Detroit, Michi*an J. L. MAUS & SON Hasting., Michigan John Randolph, Jn, writing what has t>cen called the •‘earliest Ameri­ can book on kitchen gardening." in Virginia alwiut ITtiS. dbcuiw! the cal­ Sullins nn the matrimonial sea would have been a heap smoother If In tlie eternal scheme of things man had breli so mMtllnted that the more aha criticized him tlie more lie would havc loved bls critic.—Cincinnati En­ quirer. PARMELEE. r;>ent Monday with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mrs. George Smith is quite sick with i^Emcnd. tort ummu .I'UrU .nUny UX •«< "" Mr. mxt Mm. Olrn Atkn ot or.nd ■" ““y1" "* Raimis spent Thursslay with Ills unrle. *l'“< <° °*htemo to see coldle VimGlen Allen and wife ;andt at tlx sanitarium there. They Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Stalslck ami Mr ,ovnd ,lcr lo* no h°P“ oI Undrachck of Caledonia were Friday u Mr. ana and Mrs. Dennis w O'Connor and afternoon callers at the Tungate home. Mr Olen Allen sM Lrnir.l M.eterr «1» ■j''"'- '™' m.r Uke odrss. in the " B. " D. ” Norris home. were ,kk .re ImproMny st un. wriuu. .spentTuesday ... ................... ~rt- """" xnese who wno attended uiienum the inc morning muruuix ^r’ an^,^r,l' These services enjoyed the talk by the lady Lydiu Wimurns and Mrs ol U» Home MUmo.mr, SoclH,. co^b, motto oSaTU the J. C. Mr .mi Mr. Ju, Coktoto ..rd K-r-mona torn TTmrutw A M. mrd tunu, wot SumMy MU1 Uw IMMrt Mm. WUltam. rrmurwl wlUr to braUrrr.Tonm TumBtr- <md tunlly. "-■»>■ “- Mrs. Raymond, tor daughter, for Uthe .-mwinRev. and Mrs. DeVinney were pres­ This community was saddened Sunent al the church Sunday evening und BIIU SwMM ii~Ep.toh liSSTn), f»r P; M ,<• '•"!> »< orgnnired an Epworth League. T' .dull. ort.nlM a mu- ,1udr eta. lo O““<- 'tanZ.r.di o ta Held U. Ita tetaneu. Mn. TlRees. ~ CUne wm olio-on etalmiun Ad «« merly Mim Ooldle Wwd, pie tare»i«l laokliut leeward lo very profllaM- «“» U» •JTO.IW ol Ito enure meetings. Every one not attending community. elsewhere are cordially Invited to alMr- und •■*«• McKibbln spent t(,nd Sunday in the home of the formers The Parmelee Ladles Aid will meet 52U*r i®rrt McKibbln and family of January 22 at the church ba.-w.ent Orangeville township. und dinner will be served by Mrs. Ma'.- J ' *** ' SOUTH COATS GROVE. colm Maclver, Mrs. Andrew Zerbc. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Firster and Ed­ Howard Smith and Mrs. Otto Wood. , _________ ward Barber of Vermontville and Doro,*KF :U»y Vick of Battle Creek spent WedAUA.MS MM. r.esday evening al Herbert Firster s. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fisher and Mrs. Emmett and Victor Coville of Mason Kenyon of Richland were Sunday ove- Mwnt Sunday with Flora Wood at the ning callers ut the home of Mr. and wm. Bayne home. Mrs. Marcus Bagley. . Andrew Stevens, wife and baby of Mr. and Mrs. James Nevins are the! Pullman spent from Tuesday until proud parents of a little girl born Thursday ut lhe home of Herbert Thursday evening. She has been Firster. named Shirley Haze) Mrs. Fronkl# | Mr. ttntj Mra. Herbert Firster and Mr. Boulter h the attendm? nurse. ttnd Mrs. Lyle Fisher attended "FamThe Farmers' club *ill meet Satur-1 ny Night" at Good Will church Friday day evening ut the home of Mr. and evening. Mrs. Walter Warner of South Pine.. Mr. and Mra. Harold Vandegrosen A. MYClellan. Commandant of Uie Sal-.and Ferris Phillips nnd friend of Batvatlon Army of Kaiamasoo will b- the; tic*” Creek and Fred Phillips and wife principal speaker. Tlie Keith's of Gun of Hastings spent Sunday at Coy Plains will perform «n unusual opera-. Stowell's. tlon. Everybody welcome. ----------------- «-•-«------------- — On account of sudden illness, Mra. GUN LAKE NEWS. Eli Lindsey was unable to make the । Last Week's Letter trip to Florida Monday. | Mrs. Getlle Duffey and son were in Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse ac-' Oslctemo Saturday to see Mrs. Duffey's companltd by Orville Waddell were nelce. Mrs. Goldie VanZandt. who h in Kalamazoo visitors on Saturday. U'*c Sunshine hospital. They found Mrs. Sate Boniface of North Pine Goldie very ill, which her many friends lake spent Wednesday afternoon with around here arc sorry to hea/. Mra. Irving Boulter. » ’ Mis. Qeorgt Townsend remains about —c------- ~i*» . the same. IRVING. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Count of KalaMra. Jane McCann, who lias been 111 mazoo’,spcnt the week end with Dennis is reported o. slightly better now. Duffey and family. Rev. and Mrs. E. K. Lewis ot KalamaCallers in the Geo. Taylor home Sunioo were guests of Mr. and Mra. John,day afternoon were. Mr. and Mra. A Perry on Thursday. Allen and Lawrence of Orangeville, Mr. nnd Mrs. Dell Schiffman and Merle Count and wife of Kalamazoo Mr. and Mra. Frank McNutt attended and Ha>vey Ludlow of Yankee Springs. Uie funeral of Rose Sehlffman Shafer's i Pcrcey and Sidney Allen of Bowens husband. Morgan Shafer of Kalama-' MllU were culling on friend* at Gun zoo one day last week. | lake Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Peek of Grand — <■»■» -------Rapids spent Sunday with Mr. und htrs. FAIR LAKE. Gilbert Peek. ■ The Kinsley Ladles' Aid Society will Mrs. John Perry visited hcr daugh-.meet January 20 for dinner with Mrs. ter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Dick' Albertlne Smith. Tompkins of Otsego over the week end. Mrs. Kate Simpson of Ross is spendChas. Wilcox, w|jo is 111 at Dean ing a few weeks at Jason Wlllison'aHall's l* gaining very slowly Gene Fritz acctdenlally run a needle Joe Taama of Grand Rapid* visited into his hand Bunday which necesalab Ben Beverwyk'a Bunday. tated the doctor cutting It Standard Savings & Loan Association ix common as cabbages. It 1« noted that Thomas Jefferson mentioned them The Cnnitltutkxt provided that the ceuiber unices It shall by law appoint Washington city markets when be was President. The rind of the pomegranate Is used and speaks another.—Homer. ncco leather. PONTIAC ANNOUNCES A NEW 6, A NEW V-8 THE NEW PONTIAC SIX chief of values Pontiac offers these important at no extra cost SYNCRO-MESH Bring! the Important Development! of the Year to th* Low-Price Field Value takes on an entirely new meaning with the new Pontiac Six just introduced. Hero you’ll find real riding comfort, great speed and power, smart styling. The transmission is Syncro-Mesh for effortless shift­ ing. The new second gear is quiet. Then you Iiave free wheeling ... all three of thne improvements at no extra coit. There's a big, powerful motor for extra speed, extra pick-up, extra stamina. Comfort is notably advanced—Ride Control to adjust shock absorbers as you drive; long wheelbase; rubber cushioning at 47 chassis points; enclosed springs. Interiors, too, present unusual values . . . rich, welL QUIET SECOND menu, tasteful appointments. See this new Pontiac— ask for a demonstration. You'll agree it is an outstand­ ing General Motors value. G. M. A. C. terms, if you wish. FREE WHEELING RIDE CONTROL THE NEW PONTIAC V-8 LONGER WHEELBASE Offers tte Distinction of V-* Par. formanca at a List Price under 'UO INCREASED POWER ANO'HIGH SEKD GREATER ECONOMY NEW, ROOMIER FISHER BODIES RUBBER CUSHIONING AT 47 CHASSIS POINTS Only "luxury" cars have offered the brilliant, reliable V-type motor. Now you can have it in Pontiac P-Eight at a lilt price below J85O! And with distinctive performance you also geg Syncro-Mesh, quiet Mcond gear, fro* wheeling, Ride Control. . . . Weight and length are what a roominess. Fisher craftsmen have contributed •trik­ ing body design, rich interior finish. If you have owned smaller, less ospable car*, Pontiac V-Eight will advance all your motoring standards without greatly increasing your expenditure. If you have driven extensive cars, Pontiac V-Eight will giva you moat of the same advantage* at far lower co*t. ENCLOSED SPRINGS RIDING COMFORT FULL PRESSURE LUBRICATION Let us show you how this remarkable car combine* HASTINGS BUICK SALES CO T. S. K. REID, Manager North Michigan Avenue �THT HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY II, 1MI F1XASART HILL. RADIO BRINGS NEWS ON LOW COST MEALS MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO MU PIlease hurry, Doctor;r The childish cry that grips Mother’s heart ... the family suddenly awakened ... baby is ill. Quick, the telephone... "Doctor, please come at once"... and medical aid is on the way. In such emergencies ... when aid must be summoned immediately.. .your trifphone is Priceless Protection. It guards your home, the lives of yourself and loved ones, 24 hours ■ dsy. It is ever ready to summon instant aid in case of fire, sickness or other emergency. Matrons Is a word of Panish origin. The term was applied to one of the soldiers In a train of artillery who as­ sisted the gunners In loading, flring and sponging the guns. P1onn^ r J1* : front ! aertou. operation. Mra. Jordan rntb- win to discuss! by Mrs. Amy । remalned untu Sunday to assist In u*r twberg of tbe home economic* facul- 1 _.rlnB of Mlrhlenn Michigan Stat* State Callroe College over sta- • Sunshine club met with non WKAR during th* regular afterThursday, noon period of brasdeaat during the1 for the three Play week of January 11. The broadcasts are -Cycl0M SBjly- consisting of on Monday Tuesday. Wednreday : c.mpbelL Mr*. Leath* Palmer. Thursday, and Friday afternoon* ' Mr. and Mrs. Clare WUUams. Vere Car3:2L°"C2?Ck'. .u t- L ... w i»«r. MISS Fanny Abbott. Henry EknThe first talk will be based on thr 1 bais nild FjCIlbaas wlll pul problems encountered In planning low on the'program at Irving grange Janucoat meals and why there Is especial ar/ 10 at tbc school January need of carefully planning low cost .,9 nicak. Tuesday's discussion will be on ] Mrs R j WU|jam3> Leath* and Etnthe foods to include In thta type of ma Palrot.r >pent prlday with Mrs. Cymenu with an explanation of how subShroyer of Barber* Comers, rtltutlon of less expensive materials Mrs Man Bedfonj and mother. Mrs. for more costly ones may be gained re- ; Mary wlIts called on Mrs. Jane Mclalnlng the same food value. Cann of Irving Thursday and found Hint* will be given n the third of her rapidly falling In health, the series as to planning of low cost Malt Bedford was In Grand Rap­ menus. followed the next day by sug- 1(l, prtdgjgestions of typical menu* for the in-, Mr and Mrv clare wlUlams enter­ tain. the pre-school child, the adoles-1 wlth n 500 party Saturday evecent. and the adult. The concluding ,„e won Un Rhea talk will combine the material present- church and Clare Williams and con­ ed the first four days to make typical *4*^ by Marti y Ervin and Lester menus for families based on the needs Rajrmond. ' of the persons In theTamlly. i Mr5 steve Carter and Vere were In I Study outlines based on the home Qrand pldl Wpdnfaday. economic, programs will be Vere Carter went With t»w In Ing within the next few week* and will b* Oran8r oke club l0 ln pro­ sent on request to those wlw listen to. Rnim a( me Johnstown Grange SaturWKAR. which broadcast* on a fre- urday quency of 1040 kilocycles or 288 3 meEa. Ed. ’Bedford Bedford and and Seymour Seymour Jocd.r. Jordan I visited at Uie Kraft home in Charlotte Sunday. Mrs. Jordan returned home; with them. H. J. Gibson, who is working Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bedford and Mrs. Grgnd Rapid*, was home to visit his Mary Mills «|*nt Sunday at George family Tuesday. Quite a number from here. Including Adams' near Parmalee. Mr. and;;— Mrs. Curtis Pierce Grand their pastor, Rev. Rlebe). attended the — j------------r.-~ .of *---------funeral oj Mr*. Lydia' Braendle at Sra SUve C.rtlr" ent*.' Mr Mr.- aad and Mrs Mrs.- stc Steve Carter. Clarksville Tuesday. j enta 'c Cart *rThe next meeting of the Sunshine Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cooke nnd son ot I Grand Rapids visited the former's club will be with Ida Skinner. The Project club members and their brother, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooke. families meet at Nellie Bedford's SUMr.aand Mrs. Takens and daughters j«nuary21^ From varion* record*. Including the | famous diary of Charles Pierce, Ice ( grees, also experienced let and fruit. The mean temperature for the month of August dropped still lower than that of July, as much ss an Inch of Ice forming on ponds during the colder nights, according to old chronicles. Six Inches of snow had fallen on Hut -eighth day of June, and In some parts Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Cole and Mrs. Col Yarger called at Mr. and Mrs. J. . Kick s near Freeport Monday. Friends of John Usbome will be glad to know he returned from the hospital i Tuesday and Is getting along well. ARE HERE! • Two beautifully new and surpassingly swift and powerful motor cars: New and Greater Hudson Eight New and Greater Essex Super-Six Thrilling new colors, gemdike and clear. Dashing new lines, longer, lower, the airplane's graceful “speeds and streams? ’ Scores of advances over anything heretofore offered, or likely to be available on other cars for many months to come, in striking new stand* ard equipment features for comfort, . convenience, style. More power than you probably ever will draw on. And all combined in two individually dis­ tinctive quality cars, each at a price which, in its field, Sets the Pace for Value I * Motor Car Company, Detroit, Michigan HUDSON INFORMATION Three Splendid New Sarles of S' Wheelbase*; Major, 132"— Sterling, 126"—Standard, 119" "101 Horsepower at 3600 r. p. Hudson Spccde 65-90 Miles an Hour Silent Second Speed 55 Miles Thermostitio Carburetor Heat Control Crankshaft "Power Dome Anti-Knock Combustion Chamber Anti.Flood Chok Silencer and Air Cleaner ‘DuoBn Automatic Engine Oiling Triple-Sealed Oil-Cushion Clutch Simplified Selective Free Wheeling Synchro-Meth Transmission Silent Constant Mesh Second Gear ‘Diagonal Trots Frame ‘Twin Nculratone Mufflers ‘Quick-Vision Generator Safety Signals ‘Ride Controls ’Natural Grip Steering Wheel ’Lateral Spring Seat Cushions •AU Seats Adjustable ’Full Opening Windshield 14 New Models, Gem-Like Body Colors and Upholstery to.—cl. j__ v-i.__ . ■ . . —... . . ESSEX INFORMATION "70 Horsepower at 3200 r.p.m. .Essex Speed, Beyond 70 Miles Silent Second Speed 50 Miles ‘Compensated Inher­ ently Bslsoccd Crankshaft ‘Power Dome Anti-Knock Combustion Cham’Fully Adjustable Silent Chain Driven Timing Gears Anti-Flood Choke Super Accelerator Pump ‘Roller Valve Tappets ‘DiagonalTrass Frame ‘DuoBo Automatic Engine Oiling Thermostatic Carburetor Heat Control ’Triple-Sealed Oil-Cushion Clutch Sim­ plified Selective Free Wheeling Synchro-Mesh Trans­ mission Silent Constant Mesh Second Gear ‘QuickVi,ion Iniirument Panel ‘Startix, zkutomaticSell-Starter and Anti-Stall ’“Tell-Tale'* Oil and Generator Safety Signals ‘Ride Controls ‘Nature! Grip Steering Wheel ’Lateral Spring Scat Cushions ‘Adjustable Seats Both Front and Rear ’Full Opening Windshield with TwoFinger Control 9 Sparkling New Models with Gem­ Like Body ColJrs and Upholstery in New Pastel Shade* Wheelbase Length 113” infreuive liitrfttitr tetlaiirt featarn at Prien fram S99Sta2IS95. F.O.B.Detnit •• tetra nil. il.'aimte tie nnfltltatii of Ena 1922 STATE ROAD. Mrs. Mary O'Connor Is spending this week with her mother. Mrs. Mary Rob­ erts. of Martin. । William Heiser visited Mrs. Vina I Perkins in Charlotte Saturday. I Mr. and Mrs. Pat Lewis and son and Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kunz of Martin Comers visited Mr. and Mrs. James Sot hard Friday evening. Marks Smith and Jim Sothard en­ joyed rabbit hunting in the north woods with a party ok friends on Sun। day. __ _ ; The Fisher school SrtlThavc their P. T. A. this Thursday evening. Pot luck supper at seven. Bring sandwiches and , one other dish and your own table service. Mrs. Lena Becker is chairman ol supper. Mrs. Carrie Fisher and Peter , Kunz will furnish the program. Every ! body invited for supper and program. 1 Originally an etude was written for the purpose of developing technical skill. Each study was built upon a single theme and was meant to develop some particular point, such ns stachilo. arpeggio nnd trill Composer* soon recognized Ils possibilities, add­ ing to the technical difficulties theme* of beauty nnd |x>wer. Such etudes found a place ot welcome In concert repertoires. Old Saying Refuted Tlie old taylng, 'Feed a cold and atarve a fever.' Is very poor advice," remarked a physician as ho prepared some cold tablets for a patient who had'Just said he had been "stuffing his cold.1 "The original and true say­ ing." the doctor continued, "no doubt was 'Feed a cold and start a fever,’ but It las been twisted about to mean exactly the opposite of what It was in­ tended to mean." Experiments conducted by a Cali­ fornia agronomist indicate two impor­ tant possibilities. By chemically crys| talking the salts hold In solution, be has coine to the conclusion thst the Inexhaustible supply of sea water may be rendered available for Irrigation I and fertilization. One often bears the statement that people are living longer. It la denied by expert* as clever as those advanc­ ing tlie claim, but In any event you will not get your share of longer life un- old practical way.—Howe s Monthly. HUDSON and ESSEX HOW ON VIEW ANO DEMONSTRATION AT OUR DISPLAY ROOMS his wife before leaving, when the lit­ tle son came around the corner. “What Ing post office?" Johnson Auto Company Michigan EvH Plautus. manners wllL like witered 40.000 AS OVER । ; ' OF YOUR NEIGH BORS KNOW.".. A CASH INCOME ' remained white with snow throughout j a little corn by keeping fires burning in their fields at night.—Kansas City Star. Plants require the same kinds of food as animals, with .the Important difference that tlie plant manufactures its own food and animals bblala theirs by browsing on plants or de­ vouring other animals. The tree la a factory where starches and sugar* ' are manufactured out of subetances j In the air above, and in lhe sunlight, ' mji Forest and Mankind. There are Ju»t three principal group*‘of food i fnr both plant* and animal*—rarbn- paid every dividend on 1U Preferred Bliarea In erally frozen out nnd ruined, although ganlxation. Here This perfect record is an Important point to you aa an investor. This strong record built year by. year through the many conditions of a long period Indicates a seasoned Investment—one of the rea­ sons why over 40.000 of your neighbors found this security suited to their Investment requirements nnd now enjoy regular cash dividends. TAX FREE in Get Our Interesting Picture Polder. MICHIGAN Consumers POWER • ••— — — Offices Preferred The forest service says that If is never very satisfactory to move trees from the woods. It Is better to secure them from nurseries. However, the chances of growth depend on circum­ stances. If the roots are taken intact CONSUMERS POWER CO. SHARES BANNER WANT ADVS BRING RESULTS Sime*. Watch your local Kroger Store windows for outstanding daily specials- They're your opportunity to save Roll Butter lb. 25c both ■ DR 4^ THE FAMOUS MICHIGAN MAID Parchment wrapped-dciivared fresh dally to all Kroger Store* Bread . igular 114-lb. loaf of the famous Country Club Bread and any regular Sc candy bar Surprise th* kiddie* Country Club SIFTED PEAS Country Club CHILE CON CARNE Standard quality CORN Avondale LIMA BEANS Country Club RED SALMON Country Club PORK and BEANS FREE RUNNING or IODIZED SALT ( 19c 10c 25c 10c 27c Ho 7c No. 2 can 2 Pk, Country Club Ralston's Food *• 19c c'""is31s!=r~d Bran content maka* it mildly laxative - cook* perfectly in 5 r Lard Best pure LITTLE BOY BLUE PEAS Fin. quality PEANUT BUTTER Standard quality 2 BUTTER KERNEL CORN Mid.ua Avondale STRING BEANS Martha Ann TOMATO JUICE PINK SALMON No. 2 can 23c 17c | 10c 10c Climalene Palmolive z? 25c otFCAMAY soap ------ FROM SELECTED FARMS A ORCHARDS-----Kroger Produce department* ar* the brightaat spots in every community. Choicest Fruita and Vegetables are received fresh daily - Head Lettuce SPINACH 10c California Iceberg Crisp, solid heads 1 Ta. 15c SWEET POTATOES 15c Texas Cabbage Pork Roast FRESH HAM Picnic Style 10c Whole or Shank Half Beef Kettle Roast ^ c^c... OYSTERS r«r S.1..U_____ __ HAMBURG STEAK f~s c—i Pork Sausage “■•-4c Lb. 7C garden fresh pi»i lu. lb. ijc 25c 25c 3 lu. r Ask Otr Employees , visiiea at me reran nonie in unariou.c are nil formed In the living plant, ; primarily from the simple augurs. * Michigan People Earn 40,000 ' ‘This Company has of Grand Rapids visited at the hornCARLTON CENTER. of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Ecknrdt and Mr.;i The attendance at the services of tbe and Mrs. Victor Eckard t Sunday. local M. E. church 18 still Increasing. Mrs. Carrie L. Gerllnger and Mr. Next Bunday is "Go-To-Church-Sunand Mr* Herman Winkier were Sun- । day." We „c Jwpc ,rr)uuc Wlu , lo hope c everyone will lr try to oo ob-. J,nd MrS' ° bert aerve that da>' and enJ°y the services McLeod of Woodland. wUh u». 8unday school at 11:00 and Bunday callers at PhBllp Gerllnger s preachJng at la oo. were Mr. Mr and .nd Mrs. Mr. Dan n.n Oerlinuer udlfS ,n th<. wh(T were. Gerllnger of Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Ger-’ are Interested in learning the hymns linker ot HaKlnkh Mr. and Mr. Bme, In „ w hymn book m the „ new are requested ,D c.In»«u to meet Friday aiiemoon is not gain- (jrreiuiciu Greenfield's. ’' • There Is no deflnite history of the of , Bebewa. ------ Mr. -— Gerllnger ---------- - — 5. . Mr M[1 Mrs j.-rpd jjenney spent genesis of the needle. Chancer men­ log very last. tions n silver needle In 1300. In pre­ ClHiln, up in lhe world u “ >»* >?“”■ "f KkKor ncr Freeport. Mr.. Kick whu historic times they used Iwnes, either ttae. » miller pt .Hllng down your work on time. I haa Iwen w very HI. la very much tmof birds or Ash. Ricemakers Uaaiari I 1“ Summer When Old Sol Refuted to Function ' ^ n Discussed over WKAR . and WillCBe HOU Mra. Alia. Seymour ocpuMUI Jordan UVIUU1I went wv.,v to • — SIU, and snow V n appear "fl".* to i w have wwu !>een mighty ■ : Cliarlotte Wednesday P. M. to *ee MU* , occurrence* daring the month of June, By Nalrillon Expert i Bertha Kraft, who la slowly recovering j 181(1. Jaly, who** average temperature ' THE T^fjbsoN Carter" hare 1 J5C — - �nre BAtnwoa banmex. wtommbat. mwvabt u. iki ploded in a garage owned by Charlie FitEXTORT. Mrs. Ooerae Woldring of EBPOET OF THE CONDITIO* OF THE HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK badly burned. TTir community gathering was enter­ tained by a fine program which the MUMgss. BUOUBCM Ur. and Mra. F. X. Deming and calked predated by those preaent. Everyone gm . A I I.li I 1 its::: IL O. HAYBB. CMkler. H. MABFL HIHHON. ---------- Pabita Report of the Condition of the Hastings City Bank UXHOL'MCXH I.OANH A N il IHHIXIUNTM < RKAl. KHTATK MONTHAllKH 11ONI1H AMO HKCVRITIKM. It Oust Ii.hmI. $3 • *.<•** <n 7.11S.0© • I37.7H3.3H • IOO.tl*4H s.oas.aT in imw 3O.SIKI *H 4<U13 5» 34.47*00 I1HT.230.I7 • I00.077.a7 • I0H.30H.OS • 44.sn.T3 <<>miiini:d AVCUUNTK IM- til • <<>MNKii< tai, DEroann. «u ■.•01 us s.uou oa Mlsle *!■ HAVING* DKI'OHITH. vis r. W. STEBBINS, M. I.. < WK, LOYAL K. I.OWKI.I AIDE onhj New Lower Prices 4.50- 20 $ 5.35 (Itzsao) 5.43 4.50- 21 (soss-se 6.33 4.75-I9 5.00-19 $ 6.65 (2SX&.OO) 5.50-19 8.48 6.00-20 10.95 (3U0 00) fhthflndu: The QUALITY Hrw within the Reach of AU SPEEDWAY 29x 4.40-21 $3.95 29x 4.50-20 4.30 30x4.50-21 4.37 28 x 4.75-19 $5.12 29x 5.00-19 5.39 31 x 5.25-21 6.63 Still Lower Prices in Pairs Bross Tire & Battery Shop TELEPHONE 2442 NO. MICHIGAN AVE. Guaranteed Tire Repairing HASTINGS Good Used Tires to Medieval Writers **A striktag feature of medieval lit•rature la Its general anonymity.” I writes W. H. Schofield In -English Literature tru.n the Norman Conquest to Chaucer.” Of the many who wrote, I gathering will be entertained by the Ladies' Aid at tlie Mine place. Every­ Lake one Invited to attend, pot luck supper this a simple accident. Funnerty. the I 7:30 Friday January 28. Mra Hattie Cheeaebrough enter­ Importance attached to an author’s tained the Missionary Society of the personality wus far lees than now. In | U. B. church on Wednesday January 4. days, but belter al this writing ---------- . . . —. —: • WUVB. Il wan ine ■uiKIWiiee Mary Bustance entertained her sis- । ter and husband. Mr and Mrs John I Aspinall. of Hastings. Mr and Mr* I .nd tm . >pkndld pnwr.m. In- . »r tr..«u»mr • Clyde Tooker and family of Carlton. UoS I eluding a Missionary play entitled to our contempt of nuMr. and Mr* Ted Bustanoe Sunday. । Callera Saturday at the Mrs. Ella Cali ■-The CUnlc." Tbe Christian fellowship । tbority, a heln.m* offen»e In their j ey«<- It was as unwife for a story- I home were Mr. and Mra. Frank Bunk­ was much enjoyed by all. ’ n»e odd Fellow* and Rebekah* will 'teller to depart from the wen-marked , er of Alto and Mrs. Stella Cress of hold Joint public open installation Sat-1 “ " ' lines of*............... inherited tradition a* *for “ him South Bowne. Trufiord Wilkins of Grand Rapid* urday evening January 16. to disregard orthodox beliefs^ And spent tlie week end with hl* parent*. Rev. and Mr*. Wilkin* PRAIRIEVILLE. Sunday guests of Rev and Mr* A pfudent author Mr. and Mra. Vaughn Mott returned august support. Wilkins were. Mr. and Mra.£. 8. Wen-, to their home in Scottville after spend- sought a powerful po'nra in order tn ver and Mr and Mr* Orville Deardorfi of South Bowne. John Doster and Frances. Mrs. Monition* on aoma nm-irnt worthy who Rapids Tuesday on business Mrs Samantha Peckham Odessa u spending uf A- Glass visited Saturday at the home of the latter near Lowell Mr. and Mrs. George Hulzenga and daughter Jean moved tills week to their former home In Dutton. Mr. and Mrs Hulzenga won many friends dur­ ing their short stay with us and we regret their departure Mias Tina Nier* of Dutton spent the week with Mrs. George HuUenga. Revival meetings thl* week and next week at the Pleasant Valley church January 3 to 34. Rev. Wheeler, pastor. gellst In charge of lhe services. Little Jean Hulzenga has quite ill for several days, but Is Improving rapidly at this writing under the care of Dr. Pultz. our local physician. Frank Hynea and wife were Lowell visitors Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs Frank Hynes had the misfortune to lose their radio, which was completely destroyed by fire dur­ ing the terrible ice and sleet storm. Mrs Anna Crossman is quite ill at lhe George Leonard home. Florence and Katherine Skloch spent their vacation with their grandparents in Muskegon. Florence and Katherine Skeoch spent teveral days this week with lhe form­ er's brother, Herman, and wife of Dut- eotdd not deny them. James Nevins of Orangeville. Congratulatlons Mr. and Mr*. Winnie Stratum of Plalnwell were Sunday guests of Mr and Mr*. Floyd Wales. Mra. Carrie Blanchard, president of, the Rebekah Assembly and her helpers from Battle Creek. Installed into their respective offices the following: Past N. O. Gertrude Jone*; N. G. Mary Boulter; V. O.. Hazel Olis; Rec. Sec. , Amy Silcock: Fin. Sec. Edna Castle; i Treas.. Mina Mills; War. Frances Cram; Con. Evelyn Shelp: Chap. Maggie Lehman; R. 6. N. O . lucy Norrl*; L , 8. N. O„ Stella Barber; IL S. V. O.| Maude Smith; L. 8 V. G.. Allie Wood; I. O . Mary Doster; O O. Adda Munger and musician. Dora Johnson The lodge presented Mra. Blanchard a bou- , ,, eatablhhed In Nldly In the htgliih "n‘urv “■ ‘ •Sax,'« r“Kelly thus berame dlvlde.l Into wvenil alalea and Independent cities. The tyrant Gelon n little later tr.iTi«fenvd hi* government■ to Nyram-e. whlrh t»eame for the time I lie n>o«t lm|H>rtant Greek elty in Sicily. Meanwhile the Carthaginians had also made rfttlc....................................... menu In the island at- I'anurmu*. Motya and Boloi*. Wars between the Greeks and Carthaginians followed. In Mr. and Mra. Wlll Blough visited their son Ira and wife of Alto Wednes­ day. Dr. Pultz, wife and son of Gr>n(,J Ledge, arc now located here, and ready for business with his place of residence in Arthur Seifert’s house and office across the street. Mr. and Mrs. George Martin were guests Sunday at the home of the for­ mer's parent* near Nashville. Rosemary Weeks of Nashville spent rcveral days with Mr. and Mra. George Martin and Thelma. Mr. and Mra. Carl Gilliland have moved their household goods from Lake Odreaa into Mrs. Edith Godfrey'* house on Beech Street WHUam Forbey of Irving was a guest Prank Hynes and wife and Mr. and Mrs. Will Olthouse were Hastings visi­ tor* Wednesday. Ward Hynes and wife returned Sun­ day to their home in Millington after spending their vacation with friends in Nashville. Kalamazoo and Freeport. Sunday guests at the Frank Hynes home were, Ed. Story of Hastings and Lyle Story of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Whitney and son Loren of Kalamazoo and Charlie Whitney of Cloverdale were guests of Mr. and Mra. Royal Good Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Kidder and daughter Marjorie and son Darrell and Roy Doster of Battle Creek were week­ end guests at lhe home of Mrs. Lydia Kidder and sons Ralph and Walter. Mrs George Thompson was a Hus­ tings visitor Friday. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Henney were in Hastings Thursday. Mr. and Mr*. L. M. Curtis* and R. C Everhart, accompanied Mr. and Mra. F. R. Everhart to Grand Rapids Mon­ day. • Walter Durkee and daughter Julia of Woodland called Saturday on Mr*. Glen Perkins. Frank Clark Is spending the week in Grand Rapids with his daughter. Mr*. Olmstead and family. Lloyd Moore and Robert Ferguson of Detroit returned Wednesday to their work after spending a few days at tlie former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. E. Moore. Donna Moore returned Sunday to tier school duties as teacher In Jackson Tlie students of the local school will write their semester exams Thursday and Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Parks have moved their household goods into the east part of Dr. Peckham's house. Mr and Mrs. R. E. Lipscomb and daughter Donna of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Orno Knowles and Myrna Lou. Maxine Tooker of Carlton spent the week-end with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Tooker. Mrs. George Brownell of Flint spent from Tuesday till Thursday with her sister, Mrs Claude Walton. Little Teddie Walton, young son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Walton, has been suffering xeveral days with streptococ­ cus sore throat, but Is Improving rap­ idly under lhe care of De. Pultz. Mr. and Mr*. Dorr Howell of Nash­ ville were guests at the Austin home from Tuesday till Sunday. Mrs Fnink Rom made a business trip to Grand Rapids Friday. Mra. W. 8. SUrrarrer and son Clare were in Grand Rapids Thursday, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ingalsbe and Corwin, Lewie Catt. wife and family of Kala­ mazoo were Sunday guests of the for­ mer's mother, Mrs. Ella Catt Dr. Robinson of Lake Odessa expects to locate here In lhe near future. Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Everhart returtfed Monday from their trip to Palm Beach. Florida, where they were gue*U of Dr and Mra J. H- Dewey. The j>eople of tbe neighborhood had quite a scare when a gasoline lamp ev- Statistic*. Coal Sicily in HiAory $ dow to be about again. Barbara Fox ot Hastings visited Mr. and Mrs. David Deal over tlie week end. Mrs. D. N. Honeywell and Opal have returned from their southern trip nnd report a very enjoyable time. The Triple Link Club at Mra. Floyd Shelp was well attended. A Jolly good lime was reported. Next meeting will be at Mrs. Maude Smith's In February. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Barber of Milo and Charles Barber of Kalamazoo were caller* in town last week. DOWLING. Thursday, January 21 la the date of the next Ladies Aid meeting with Mra. Ann* Pierce and Mra. James Clark in charge of the dinner. Mrs. Adelia Stanton entertained her brother. Charles Rice, and wife of Bat­ tle Creek Sunday and Floyd Rice and wife of Hastings. A teachers' training class has been organized in the Sunday school which meets each Wednesday evening In the diflerent homes for Bible study. Ward Woodmansee was absent from school duties last week on account of a badly lacerated toe due to an acd-J dent which occurred while splitting, wood at hl* home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson and! daughter and Mr. and Mrs Glen Eg-1 gleston and sons of Battle Creek spent! Friday evening at Arthur Covey's. Marjorie Smith entertained Miss Letha Whitworth of the Weeks district at her home over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Fisher attended the funeral of Mra. Josie McCallum Parker at Kalamazoo. Monday, which j was held at the Truesdale chapel. MY*. John Depricstcr nnd Mrs. Eliza-1 be th Norton have been numbered among the sick, th© past week. Mr. Cal Stanton too ha* not been quite a* well as usual and Mrs. Stanton is still1 confined to her bed with very little! change tn her condition. Eileen Norris was entertained al the home of Miss Vera Nelson in Battle Creek from Friday until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Burghdoff spent the past week at Orville BurgdofTs in Irving township. Wlll Hammond and son. Bernard of I Bristol Corners are ill at present with; count. *Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gaskill entertain­ ed Mr. and Mrs. Wallace of Hastings Sunday. Mra. Anna Pierce returned from Fennville Saturday where she attended1 the funeral of her brother-in-law, John Ton Delivered Smith Bros Velte & Co Telephone 2237 IlMtlnrs. Mich. »Mly became a Human province In B. C. ---------------- ----------------------- . Mrs. -Verne Calthrop who was In­ jured three weeks ago Is not improving as rapidly as her many friends wish. Wednesday night Mr. and Mrs. Mer­ ritt Wood were Invited to a six o'clock dinner at lhe home of their son. Mr., and Mrs. George Wood cf Milo In honor of their fortieth wedding anniversary. Later 4n the evening they were happily surprised by the arrival of several of their old neighbors. Mr. Wood was at­ tired in his wedding suit of forty years ago. Needles* to say they enjoyed tlie evening and appreciated tlie kindness of their children in giving them this pleasure. Donald Douglas Is Improving slowly. prevailing. ot tha^hixhest Quality at Averaging the figures for tho entire fnlted States, a male, at birth, haa an • ' . . «' SMB r«.« ..r Ur»: • «n»«le. years. At twenty-two a man may expect to live 4X35 years more und a woman 44.21 yean more. Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. Temple at Kalama-1 sportively, 35.® nnd M77 year*. and EAXNING THEIR PAYr • x Over in Basle, Switzerland. German financial experts are now arguing with British. American and French finan­ cial experts as to which kind of debts Germany will fall to pay first. Kentucky after several would hurt been to copyright theta as bls own." In a very able manner by all taking part We are hoping tlie folly bunch | of Rebekahs tzcocKans will wiu meet with wiui us u» again. again Mr,. K.U. Horrl, wrnl u> K.1.UI,.,™ last week to assist Mr. and Mrs. Cahill while Mrs. Caliill Is recovering from an i operation. . Lam Coon and family have moved beck to their own home alter a brief *tay with Charles Hook costs less! Rut thr Ian and Mr* Maurice Hughes Chas. Armstrong spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs Ernest Armstrong of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs Charles Hughes arc smiling over the arrival of a grand- Daylight extends from pole to pole at the time of the equinoxes. On ac­ count of refraction, the »un api-ears slightly alxivc the horizon at both poles when It Is at lhe equinox. Police telephone booths are installed throughout tlie Ixmdon metropolitan whenever a policeman la wanted at any (articular point, a red lamp will Jlgiit on the top of tbe booth. There are Indians in every state and In the District of Columbia. Dela­ ware haa the feffSst. only 2 claiming residence there. Oklahoma baa the most, 111*335 living in that state. Bal*do all tbe mmpllrated and elsb- pleasure than did lhe rat dolls and simple toys when they were the only ki City Star. an enemy," said Hl Ho, the sagq "I Inestimable favor of trying to reform hl mF—Washington Star. Macaroni or Spaghetti Encore Quality 5-lb. box ISTMUMu WWftt ECONOMY KUS' OATS 18c Quaker or Mother'r BIRDSEYE MATCHES NUTLEY OLEO 3 —10‘ 3 33c Michigan Hand Picked 4 lbs. NAVY BEANS tall can Finest Alaska PINK SALMON N.B.C. SODA CRACKERS Excell 24b. box 14b* loaf BREAD Grandmother’s Quality Mild CuredI lb. BACON SQUARES HAMS Sugar Cured 10 to 12-lb.. av. Ib. DIKIE A DOI IT ill* C/ll |LC Sultana Broken Sliced or Iona Whole Sliced 15c 10c 19c 5c 10c 15c No.3H 4C tlMCOB | J 29c SALAD DRESSING Raiah 23‘ PEANUT BUTTER IN A4P QUALITY MARKETS Pork Roast Beef Steak Pork Sausage or Hamburg Pork Steak c«at lu. LU. 18c Beef Roast A&P FOOD STORES The Groat Atlantic A Pacific Tea Co. 25c �Tin HASTINGS SANNIS. WTONSSDAT. 1ANVABT 11. UH | LEGAL NOTICES Managing Life FARMERS WEEK DRAWS FINE FARM PRODUCTS In the management and conquest of th* dally dl*api><>lntmeau, and small vexations which befall every life—the life of the Idle and iuxariou* no less than of the busy and lhe struggling— only a devout mind attain* to any real success and evince* a triumphant pow- Best Examples of Michigan's Fields and Livestock Lots Exhibited February 1-5 ■ time, and a turkey show which re। place* the usual egg show are tlie new­ est magnet* used to attract fintTTarm and farmyard products for exhibit dur­ Ing Fanners' Week at East Lansing, i February 1-5. ! projxrty of Michigan breeders who are ' co-o|>eratlng with the College In live • stock improvement programs. Dolt*. I sheeps, hogs, and cattle will be cxhiblt- the quality of farm animals. , New methods of raising turkeys more Interested In (lib possibilities of deriving profit* from supplying the Thanksgiving Day meat course. Tlie show at the College will bring in the better, morc profitable types of tur- Ttvc grain nnd potato shows will be held as usual. The quality of grain* was good last harvest nnd some fine exhibits will confront the Judges. The potato show wlll bring together some of the best samples'shown at previous exhibitions in the state. An electrical show set up by the college engineering department will contain some of tlie latest develop­ ment* in electrical equipment and It* ate*. This show will be held In the engineering building. FUh Clog Riv«r« Fi«h running up the Siberian river* to the Altai mountains each spring swim tn aoch close-packed rank a that It la ImpoMblO lo row amldat them. The mathematician Is a* great a ro­ mancer as Mahomet. What he believe* Stop Getting Up Nights Phytic th. BUdd.r With punning truth when he la only Invent- aymbola.—The Thinker. Eternal Law Is Model copie*, more or lee* Imperfect, of spending some who resides in Saturday eveClem and Winfield Lord returned to the of Mr. nnd Mra. John Andlcr passing a couple weeks' holiday with his people at Home Acres Grand Rapid*. Barnum was in Hx-.tings Fri- HENDERSHOTT. Thirty of our people went to the Family Night meeting at Good Will Friday night. Al) report a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Clark called on Mr. nnd Mrs. John Engle of Hastings Saturday A. M. Mrs. Lawrence Christensen and Mrs. Car) Bryans and babies were brought home front the hospital Tuesday after­ noon. All are doing fine. • Little TTeva Haynes, who has been this writtlng. Mrs. Leon Slocum of Battle Creek CLOVERDALE. Mis* Katherine Cagney mulcted al a visited her parent*. Mr. and Mra. Leun musical entertainment nt Hastings Hendershott on Thursday. Albert Brill and family spent Sunday Wednesday evening. Mrs Terpcnlng nnd daughter of Has­ in Hastings at Percy Diamonds to tings. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Everett Mc­ help him celebrate hl* birthday. We are starting n contest at Sun­ Callum of McCallum District spent day School to see who has the best at­ Tuesday with Mrs. Replogle. At this writing Mrs Wayland is get­ tendance this year. Next Sunday Is ting along very nicely after her illness. ■•Go-To-Church-Sunday" and It Is al- j Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert McCallum attend­ so our day for church service*, so plan ed the funeral of Mr. McCallum's sis­ to be present and bring someone with ter. Mrs. Parker of Kalamazoo Mon­ day P. M. She dk-d Friday following nn Thursday. January — 21.. — at the -------home---of operation. u^K-racsuo. Mr. nn4 Mrs. Dougal McCallum and | Mr*. Merle Bush. family of Detroit was here spending ..J--------the week end with their parent* and) NORTHWEST THORN'APPLE. also attended the funeral of Mrs. Par-1 , ttnd Mrs Mntt Bedford of Mldker Monday P. M 1 dlevtlle were Sunday guesta of Mr. and -jport. who ha* been ill the i George Adams and sons. Mrs. ”— Davgnport. ... .... ..... . > Mr \fr an^ VIFt, —1 Kermecn an* and Mrs. Earl and past week. Is getting along nicely nt Wayne entertained Mr. nnd Mrs. Ever­ this writing. — Mrs. Martha friain 1* spend- ett Swegles of Hastings and Russel ...„ fth her daughter. Adams Sunday. Mrs. Mary Bidelman nnd family of Mrs. P. D. Chilson aLSouth Bend. In­ Hastings were Wednesday guests of diana. Friends of Mrs. Chas. Snyder dropped Mr. and Mrs. Verne Thomas. Mrs. Earl Kermeen has been on the in and surprised hcr on hcr birthday sick list the past week with tonsUllls. Friday. There was a good attendance at both Misses Beth nnd Jean Waugh en­ tertained friend* from Kalamazoo, meetings Sunday evening. Epworth Hickory Corners and Cloverdale to a League meets at 7:30 Sunday evenings and the Bible Class at 7:30 tn the party Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Humcson of Bat­ basement. All are most cordially Invited tle Creek spent the week end nt the to these services. home of Mr. nnd Mrs. James Mac­ SANDY HILLS. Donald. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clancy are the proud Last Week's Letter. The Courtney's are cutting wood for parents of a little girl two years old. Home McKibbln. Congratulation* I Viola McKibbln accompanied Ruth to Hastings High this morning (Mon­ DURFEE ITEMS. Mrs. Bob Morgan and family arc day! to visit the High school. Will Shattuck and family of Parch­ moving on the James Hammond farm and three children wlll come to this ment spent New Year* day with Mrs. Shattuck’s parents. Geo. McKIbbin's. school In the near future. Geo. McKibbln Is not very well nt Mr. and Mr*. Carl Evans and da ugh1 ter of Battle Creek calk'd on Mr. nnd this writing. Byron McKibbln spent Sunday with i Mrs. Glenn Man-hall Sunday. David Aspinall. who Is seriously ill. relative* in Otsego. We arc glad to hear that Geo. Van। Is slightly Improved In health. The Junior P. T. A. met with John pltal at Ann Arbor, is slowly recovering, Wedey Moore. Jr.. Saturday. । Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Rice spent Sun­ and very sorry to hear that Mrs. Van­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hart of Zandt who is at Qshtcmo hospital is ... _. ...., near Orangeville. Mrs. Hart is »er> thr fitr <.f »> ..-i. iouily 111 with a complication of III. .r January. A. I> diseases SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. George Hall and father. Ella c Ecckxoe. Jn<ifc ..f Jack Moore and family called on Mrs. O. Hill Sunday who has been *lck William Hall received wire Sunday aft­ ernoon their brother-in-law had been • nf th. e.iatr - f fh»rl.« A jor gome time. ha,;.,in ..-4 mn> R*1'’- Fred King and family attended accidently killed. Myrlen Strait is traveling in northern th«t tie . I quarterly meeting at McCallum Sunpart of state and spent Sunday In r crenlnl tn Charl-a A. Rot, (jay. . ■ tl rt ..litaM. nrr.on /.Next Sunday is preaching at East- Tl^er^ S1?' The P. T. A. will meet at Wells school rt~-v in th. Baltimore U. B. church. Come. - •- «n.i Entertainment committee for our Friday night. Elwln Strnit who is in Ann Arbor ros।next P. T. A. is Dorothy Preston. Flor„(,cnce Knillln and Elizabeth Hollman pltal Is getting along fine. Word was •r.a. . Refreshment committee Is Christa received Tuesday he was dangerously it.. iiH.tn padtUeford. Anna Hammond and Pearl ill. pneumonia had set in. Mr. and Mrs. Eh Strait and Asa Strait went to . Birman. । A sleet and ice storm visited this lo­ see him last Wednesday. cality recently and took down many telephone jtoles and did much damage A simple remedy hn* been found for to trees. ’ the smoking fireplace. A piece of SOUTH SHULTZ. plate gluM about four Inches wide at­ l!»nh» J our teacher, Miss Garlinger, while tached lo the face of the fireplace „„ Playing games out door* with her pu- at the top of the opening will provide * it i . -.'t I pil* last Monday fell und broke her a barrier past which the smoke can’* '-< I ankle. ; ' . *."j| Mr. and Mrs. Chamberlain nnd Barwhlcli are Imffled In their attempt to -jbora attended lhe funeral of their .>; i ■' rt.| cousin. Mrs. Josie Porker, of Knlama- reach the room, send* all the amok* up the chimney, where It belong*. '.'i'.i'./ r200 Monday. H. ,:- ,,uj Mr*. Nosh and daughter Alberta of The glasa. being transparent. Is not i><» csrd I Hastings called on Miss Barbara •o much in evidence a* a metal baffle or huod and doe* not'disfigure the ,l,!“ek in. chamberlain Thursday. | Mr. and Mrs. Erny Peake lost their fl replace. »f I’mUte.' home by fire about three o'clock this morning. Only a few things were saved. They have the sympathy of their The whole course of thing* goe* to friends here. teach u« faith. We need only obey. There was a mistake in one of my There I* guidance for each of us. nnd items last week. It should have been Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bonneville cele­ by lowly listening we »ball hear th* brated their fourteenth wedding anni­ right word. Why need you choose *p painfully your place and occupation versary instead of fortieth. Hayes opOtulUlr Sponable 01 of CJIS. East and associate* and mode* of action CTrdit.r* - t Arrra, 1 r 'Mr and Mrs <>*>r* th.ir «Uiu< ‘sn"."v,rr,'‘o„H ! Hastings spent Sunday with their par- and entertainment? Certainly there ta <.*.,< tn t*. city .-r H«.nnr. ; ent*. Mr and Mr* Charley Kenyon. 'T'fc Miss Horn ls visiting friend* the need of balance nnd willful cleoU ...4 « juLV, tu' ll> Battle Creek. tlon.—Eim-rron. >< April. A 1> IMS. i,n <,-clock I Tlie Missc* Esther and Ruth Hom "uXmUv -a I n to-1 ! attended a young people's party at Mr. ’ * ' and Mr*. G. Holte's m Cloverdale Fri­ The Indiana gave Eskimo* their day night. name, which mean* “eater of raw fie«h." The Eskimo* call themselves Chottnul Tre.» | SANDY HILLS. Tnnult." which mean* ‘The People.* There to . Chlnew hairy cbMtnut Some from thl* commumly attended and a Jnpnne*e chestnut, but no Japa- the quarterly meeting at Hastings Satne»e hairy cheatnut. Die Chinese hairy I urday evening and Sunday. cbwtnut* are tx-lng brought to this | School will begin at Yankee Spring* “Some folk*," said Unde El>en, “Je« country In the hope that they will re- - Monday. January 11. after a two oatchelly don't want to be happy. DaC* place our cheatnul tree* which were i week*' vacation. why ghost Morin* wa* invented."— deotroyed by a Wight. While the tr.-<-« : Grace McKibbln spent Saturday and Washington Star. grow slowly and do not bear * good 5undar Closer-dale, the guest of her . «vii jrnra, tnej are ne,,........... . Odd Madlcal B.li.f , l!e»ed to be sturdier than thr Jnpa- . “nd Mrs Lylc McKibbln and Old practitioner* believed that th* nese cheatnui*. which bear In two’or ' d“'J*hU!re' Mae and Bonnie Lou. thr** rewra. * or Ot*<o. ’Pent Friday In lhe George Heth of the lark strengthened the hu­ 3 ‘McKibbln home. man voice and Increased It* *we*tn«aa. You Save Money by Keeping Your Car in Good Running Condition We are making SPECIAL prices on labor charges during January and February, and NOW is the time to have your car gone over and put in shape for this year's use. We have equipment to take care of any kind of job on any ,make of car, and experienced mechanics to do the work. It Will Pay You to Let Us Do Your Work! Universal Garage Telephone 2121 Hastings, Mich. Banner Want Ads Get Results pARM and CITI' HOMES alike have odd articles of furniture, machinery and clothing in storage that are too valuable to throw away. Other people in the county want to purchase just such articles, but do not know WHERE to buy. The Banner Want Ad column is tbe best medium in Barry County for bringing prospective buyers and sellers together. TT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE whether it’s rooms to rent, furniture lo sell, apartments wanted, farm products (of sale, hired help needed, articles lost, live stock strayed, or what not... in each case you reach the persons you wish to reach in the most direct way possible. Banner Want Ads get results! TXON”T BOTHER* to call in person ... Just tele­ phone 2415. Ifyou are not certain of the word­ ing, we will do our best to assist you. Simply give us the facts and your ad will go into print clearly stated in the fewest words possible. Our rates are reasonable ... one cent per word with a minimum charge of twenty-five cents. The Hastings Banner Telephone 2 4 PS � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-01-20.pdf dd91197ba1fec01d83d34cc98303d0c3 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR PAGES 1 to 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JANUARY 20, 1932 14 PAGES JAMES BENHAM RE­ CEIVES HIS SENTENCE TWENTY CLAIMS FOR FIRST K. OF P. FAM­ SAYS RUSSIAN PEO­ MIGHT WORK SE­ DAMAGES'TO SHEEP SUCCESSFUL DIS­ ILY NIGHT IN 1932 BARRY CO. HAS 5135,­ Pleaded Guilty to Stealing Are Roaming Dogg Worth the Guests Will Be Boys Who PLE LIKE MYSTERy TRICT CONFERENCE Chickens Along With His 7 8.16 IN TREASURY Amount They Cost County RIOUS HARDSHIP Played In Pythian Junior Baseball Series CO. CLERK HILL MADE AN­ CONGRESS IS CONSIDERING On Wednesday evening. January 27. NUAL REPORT TO BOARD 10% TAX ON THEATER Barry Lodge. K of P. will hold the first family night of the new year at which OF SUPERVISORS ADMISSIONS time they will be host* to the nearly fifty boy* who took part In tlie Pythian EXPECT TO PAY 61,154 WOULD MEAN CLOSING Junior baseball series last summer. | At this lime the Lodge will present OF MANY PLAYHOUSES I the members of the winning team with COVERT R0. BONDS IN 1932 ,, - .... ... , I their prizes al*o a prize 1* to be given Most People Would Not Attend to the league's leading batter and the Only Covert Road Unbuilt la Hastings Center Highway If An Additional Char,. Were I« ^.M1„ „„ Which Has Been Authorised Levied By Government 1 jow the dinner. Congress County HUI presented a uongrea* 1* is entirely within wiiiun it* >u right* rigiiu-. 1 Every r.vcij lodge imukc member ukhiwi I* »» urged tdjtwp1 vouuiy Clerk uirm M. m- O. kj. am ■> inlereetlnu report rennrt to tn the hrtort! In seeking new sources of revenue for the date in mind and to plan on being । veeu board tit of very interesting the pur|x»c inc purpose ui of namnciu* balancing Mac the autMutiai national , pacecaa.. present. . | SUJierrisors .'.uperrisor* last week. In which lie gave J—Among ---------------------------.-----------*.i .u_ ----------------------—- i.. — guest* wtiiiinformation budget. tlie proposals, according I AU the boy* who are to vbe will | full information a* to the financial' condition of the county and the to Hie big city dallies. Is one to re-en-' be notified by card^ amount of money In all the funds. a< act the war revenue schedules, which j well a* a recapitulation of the county'* would impose a 10 j>er cent tax on ad-1 Indebtedness. Briefly summarized the missions to theater*. The theory ot ‘ county has on hand in cash in the this It that the patron would pay the various fund* 8135.718.16 and the coun­ ty owes In Covert road bond* 8179.­ We do not pretend to know the in­ 30233. The amount* due on the*.come* of the big motion picture thea­ bonds in 1932. 1933 and 1934 ore given ter* in larger cities. e*|>ecially the big later In this, article. cities, of this country; but we do know .Ma. Uu that If the Strand theater of this city. 'MRS. AMY HULL WILL BOON regular expenses of the county are the only one here, were called upon to I HAVE EXAMINATION FOR paid, there was on hand January 1 pay 10 per cent of it* revenue” fori iweiurTV theater admission* as a tax. It would inBATlllX 1931 828.108.78. On January 1. 1932 the amount on hand was 817,10733. have to quit. It simply could not do It. -----------In the Poor Fund the balance a year The question would next arise: Could,CAin cup WAS ANGRY and would the public pay thU Increase? r»nrtTur-nfe raaaii v ago was 83.055 83. On January 1 this If we had the flush limes of 1928 and| AT BROTHER S FAMILY In the Library Fund a year ago the 1929.an immediate affirmative reply; could be made. The public could and Parents ; and Children Were 1balance was 81.330.62. On January 1 would stand for such a tax upon their, county Covert Redemption favorite amusement, when It would be; Lucky to Escape With Their ; ( Lives—Property Destroyed Fund there was a balance on hand those prosperous days. Not so now. The revenue* of picture theaters have been' arrest of Mrs. Amy Hull, of Hope the balance Is 815242.70. In the State Covert Road Fund seriously cut by existing economic con- township, on the charge of having set dIUona. There are hundreds of laboring fire to the house occupied by her which Is for covert roads built by the state within this county, a part of men in cities like Hastings who. when' they had steady employment at Wgh hoUM_ compleU|y which extended into some other coun­ wages, could and did patronize the ,troyetl by the all lh, ty. the balance on hand January 1. !>luat.eu 1° qULU *" extem- T,‘ey lhen i cupant* escaped but there was a loss of 1931 was 85.61723. On the first of Jan_L a1.1 ! » considerable property owned by the part of the family life, but they can- ^et-MO can. d tkll arul . large! Drain Fund a year ago the not now afford to attend picture showr |1 quantity |u of fruit frult and and vegetables. ^tabl^ balance was 83.78756_ The Aral of. Others who can afford it. do not attend — ■ “ “ Mr*. Hull was brought before Judge Jam as frequently as they did. If they hod McPeek on Wednesday afternoons. She all.-these funds the amount given a to add 10 per cent to the coat of thea­ acknowledged her guilt, but the Judge yeartago and the amount this year arc ter tickets, it would seriously reduce did not give her a sentence at the Ume always on the first of January of each Attendance al picture shows. This' as members of her family claimed that year.'' In the Revolving Drain Fund on would so cut down the receipts of sucn: she must be insane to do such n horshows In town* like Hunting* and1 rible deed In the meantime she will be hand one year dgo 8891.73. On hand smaller ones as to make* tlvelr operation1 > examined a* to her sanity. this year 8795.40. z on tlie present basis impossible. In1 In the Mortgage Tax Fund a year It we* very fortunate for the Peake many cases this would dose the thea­; family that Mr. Peake discovered Use ago there was 8156.-Tills year 8233.50. ter* and thus deprive people of their fire when he did. At that time the In the Delinquent Tax Fund the favorite amusement. It Is recognized1 house wa* filling with smoke, and Mrs. that amusement has become a neces­ Peake and the six children were all 39536. ‘nils year it Is 88.485.75 sary part of life In these day*. In the Teachers' Institute Fund the asleep in bed. In a little time It would We think It is not generally recog­ balance a year ago was 8274.83. Tilts nised what an asset a good picture Peake staled that after she jumped year it is 8388.18. (Continued on pago five) (Continued on page three) CONFESSES SETTING FIBE TO PEAKE HOME Every Year? At the January session of the board of supervisors there were twenty claims presented for damage* to flocks and killing of sheep by dogs. The total amount of the claim* a* presented was 8344.40. The Igw prescribe* the amount that can be paid for a sheep killed by dogs. A few of the bills were for amounts larger than the legal limit, so the supervisor* had to cut some of the bills on that account. The amount Father, Fred Benham COUNT 8AKHN0FF8KY GAVE P. T. A. ORQANIZATIONS OF James Benham was brought before INTERESTING ADDRESS FOURTH DISTRICT HERE Judge McReek on Wednesday ft will be remembered that lie at first pleaded AT BROTHERHOOD ON TUESDAY guilty to stealing chickens. Later, in talking to the Judge, he seemed'In­ clined to excuse himself and put all THINKS SOVIET FIVEthe blame on his father. Under these YEAR PLAN IS WRONG AND SCHOOL WAS URGED condition* the Judge refused to accept his plea, so he remained In Jail several Representatives From State P. days after his father had been sen­ Educated Aristocracy Forced to tenced. Evidently the young man con ­ T. A, Gave Inspiring Addresses Abandon Homes and P cluded that he was guilty, for be re­ On Important Subjects ions to Oommanii newed his plea of guilt, without any crcase of nearly 850 over the‘amount Tlie mid-winter conference of the reservations. on Wednesday. He was Ij Count Alexis de Sakhnoffxky gave given from nine months to five years'II a very interesting talk at the Brother ago. The total of these claims in a year amount* to a very large sum. Such was held at the, Hastings Central au­ 'hood Monday night about RuMia. He claims are paid from the license fee ditorium. Tuesday. January 19. The fund paid to the county by dog oom-___ ________ _____ ________ _ Pryer. — district chairman. Mrs, Roy of | cause his family belonged to the noers It IS still a question a* to whether - Danby. held a board meeting at 10 A. bllliy and were not wanted by the comall the dogs infthe county are worth a* m.. at which the following district dcmunlstlc element which rules Unit much os allowed for killing sheep al, partmtnt chairmen were elected: i country. any session of live board. ’ Endowment fund. Russell Borst. I The count started by describing con­ " “‘ I Student aid. Mrs. Glen P. Thayer. ditions that formerly existed in that | Humane education. Mrs. Eugene land. The Russian people like mysteryLyon. SHORT SNAPPY PROGRAM I Library' extension. Fred Weaver. peasantry, who constitute about 85 per I Home education. Mr*. George Rosso TO FOLLOW BUSINESS । At the eleven o'clock session. Miss SESSION I Frances Hunter presented the Has­ was worked ipto the Russian system of ting* Girls' Glee club in a group of religion, and wo* regarded with rev­ erence. When, during the World war. TWV RARRV GIT ANT) T)F songs, followed by an Invocation by BUGLE TO SOUND MESS THE BARRY OIL AND DEu R Dewey. Miss Clara Wheeler hr appeared in khaki uniform u a Rapids. P. T. A. State His­ VELOPMENT CO. WINDS | of- Grand CALL AT 6:30 SHARP1 soldier and was at the front, the sol| diets were disillusioned with regard to torian. gave nn Interesting talk on the UP ITS AFFAIRS i official directory. Among other things. Kim Sigler to Be Toastmaater J1110 Mcrednes* of their rider, for they | she stated that the election In al) lo. i saw him as a man like themselves. —T. Ben Johnston to Be (wearing a uniform. So they began to ical units --should take March.HAS KEPT WORD WITH ----— place- in I regard him as a human being like Guost Speaker OWNERS OF LEASED I.ANDS XS'ri £ I other folks. Because of the hardships Scout .xhlbl.luru Cub »ck d—»-! ST “ S* £2"™? incomlnc officers to the state office muon., uunu .M of the- mlsulk. win'' they endured, becauseJ?. Low Price of Crucjc Oil Dis- She also stated that all dues paid by a . ._ .. _ t m*nah?ment o[ tne Huvian arm., the feature the program of the first annual. n uter to blame the Cxar local unit arc paid In advance, and are courages Further Explora­ Boy Scout rally to be held In Barry; ‘... recorded according to the birthday of county since the troop, of the county tion - ------ In Thia ,County 1 the organization. She stressed these n.. n.tn. Pi.cr • i nln® the breakdown of Czarism. 1 According to the Count, about twelve When the Barry Oil and Develop- point* because the state P. T. A. fiscal J “>i~fr cent of Russia's population consUment Comi>ony was organized and sc- year ends In May. and the record* £ Time. 6,30 oclock Monday evening,. ..v t*i« m-bid-A , January 25. Kim Sigler will serve as1l\e “is^r^y cured oil leases upon many thousand* must be complete by that time. of acres of Barry county Land, the Fbllowing a lovely luncheon, served L-.dmuln and T Ren Johnston, ex-: nobl“. .iUCh “ 0,rn f.*UW' Wh0 promise was mode to owner* of the by the Presbyterian ladles, the after­ ecutlve for tne saiue creex Area, wur ,. . ~ ■ , — —- — land that if the company were dis- ; noon session opened with the rendition be guest .peaker. Middleville's troop­ solved, or went out of existence, these of several selections by the Hastings ers will put on an archery demonstra-1 ^Th^.n^dter “I^d it w* leases would all be discharged, so that high school orchestra. Greetings were tlon and all troop, will have the chance ™ there would not be a cloud upon the. extended by Supt. D. A. VanBusklrk. In J fire bv friction rare, f*Ue J1* *e?’1 civilization in Russia to that th* title of any of the leased property. The This was followed by two songs by the aristocracy. Earnest efforts were made Barry Oil and Development Co. has1 Girls' Trio. fore and after the pot luck supper. In in thnl that rllreefletn direction, wl.lel. which »■■■ were often kept tliat promise. | Wrt hero. Mrs. Fred Raymond, of During a brief business session, the We ail know conditions in the oil Grand Rapid*, past state P. T. A. nominating committee will make IU thwarted by the very people whom they business. Tlie price of crude oU Is so head, greeted the visitors, and left with report and ballots will be taken to elect low that there is little incentive for 1 them many Inspiring thought*, among drillers to put down new wells In. even ■ which was this: "We must instill a fierce ton A. Perry will have charge of this have the peasants' children properly schooled. Accordingly, at large ex­ proven territory, saying nothing about ■ pride in our local groujM." J. M. Town-1 business session. drilling in localities where no favor-’ (Continued <y page three) Mesa call will sound promptly at 6:30 pense to himself. he built a school­ able test wells have been driven. Since! o'clock. And by "promptly" the com­ house. Before It could be operated It the Barry Oil Company was organized| MAN Y AT SERVICES ON mittee In charge means Just that. The burned to the ground. Thinking the co-operAtion of home 08275875 RALLY HERE MONDAY HAS DISCHARGED ALL OIL LEISES <a to^’anX^tl^.^^t; “GO-TO-CHURCH” SUNDAY bugler will sound "soupy" no matter house. Before any teaching could be done the second building was destroyed troopers, parents of Scouts and friends of scouting In Barry county are invited. Allegan county. Besides these a deep Those coming "are requested to bring of the home, she opened the curtains ants together to find out why they op­ well was driven at Bellevue and on-, sandwiches, one other dish and table EMBARRASSMENT CAN EXAMINATION Dial separated the front room from MEDICAL nceiTv crunm diidii c othfr past of Vermontville. Several Support to Churches service since tlie supper, will be a strict­ posed a school. They stated that they one of the rear rooms of the home, and OF CITY SCHOOL PUPILS years ago two wells were driven In A*-. Sunday last was “Go-to-Church" I ly pot luck affair. Hot coffee and cocoa had always been happy without educa­ COME BY TELEPHONE tltere stood Mrs. Hull, dressed with her tion and that they feared that, if they ..... . .. ... . syria township. None of these well*:Sunday In this county. We have not As a Certain Lady In the Frfst hat on. and with her grip In hand, Will Bo Conducted Next Week made any showing of oil. The Eazt j heard from many churches outside this ready to leave the premises. One can contented and life thereafter would Citv ’ s Doctors Will All I Shore Oil Company started to drill on .city. The few from which we have gram has been arranged so that all Ward Discovered After Ac­ Imagine the thoughts that would fill J I the Bert KLnne farm In Hastings town-1 heard report an attendance double Mrs. Peake's mind upon such a dis­ ml tted that they burned the school Co-Operate Ujup about a year ago. got down only;the ordinary congregation. In thia city than 9:00 o'clock. cepting Dinner Invitation covery. That, together with other cir­ buildings on that account. But in spite Several days ago Dr. Kinde, head of about 1.000 or 1200 feet, with apparent- there was a large increase. A certain well known lady over in cumstances. led to Mrs. Hull's arrest. of such discouragements, progress had the Barry County Health Unit, mct ly no indication* of oil. Because crude', AU this La as it should be. But we the first ward we are sure will verify In her confession Mrs. Hull gave as I. 0. 0. F. HEARD IN­ been made In education in Russia un­ oil liad droiipcd to the lowest juice in hope the good work will not stop there. the fact that when you are holding a,i the reason for her deed tliat she was with the physicians of this city and re­ the Czar. Gradually opposition to TERESTING ADDRESS der conversation with another party, it is angry al the Peakes and was doing this quested their co-operation In an exam­ Its history this project was abandoned. No man would wish to Uve tn a comeducation and the Ignorance of the The stockholders of the Barry Oil munlty without churches. Even if we always well to know just who the for revenge. It Is expected the exami­ ination of the pupils of our pfibllc schools. All the doctors pledged their Company feel that they did their very ao not quite agree with their creeds, "other party" is. nation of Mrs. Hull as to her insanity Pictures Showed Many Scenic He stated that, under the Soviets, best to have this county explored for their efforts are directed toward makco-operation. Sunday this lady received a call to1 will take place In the near future. schools are being established and chil­ Before anything was done, a letter posxlble oil resources. Tlxe attempt in Ing better men and women and more Places In Northern her phone, and had a most enjoyable dren are being forced to attend. It explaining what was proposed was sent Hastings township was directly due to useful and helpful dtizens. The work conversation, which culminated by the NEW PUMP ON THE Michigan there be parental opposition, the chil­ -w _____________ ihelr effort*. Other wells driven near-.of the Sunday schools is especially 1mIto the parents of the pupils, asking "other party" Inviting her and her Mr. C A. Paquin, representing the dren are taken from parents by the portant. stressing as It does moral andI RURAL FIRE TRUCK thelr consent to have such examlna-;the county had thrir encouragement, i spiritual husband to come and have dinner with values in the lives of young):j Department of Conservation at Lul­ government and forced to attend lions made. The responses for the The Company did exactly a* It agreed them. That voice over the phone was ling, gave a fine talk. Illustrated with so pleasant and *o familiar that she at Greater Efficiency In Fighting pupils In the grades and junior high with those from whom It leased land people. If young folks could only realpictures, at Odd Fellows hall Friday not now so much giving children an were practically one hundred per cent, and has discharged every lease It lield. ire it. there are ten failures in life that once recognized It os her highly re­ Fires Assured By This In­ night. There war. a good attendance which Is very pleasing to Dr. Kinde. While it lost money for It* stockholders. spected neighbor's. There couldn't be Not so many In the High school cared I they have the satisfaction of knowing that Is due to failure to have a higher and all present were delighted with the Communists, to. support the Soviet stallation any question about that. So she broke pictures nnd address. Mr. Paquin gave for the examinations, although most of that they made a sincere effort and education. the Joyful news to her husband that A Barton centrifugal pump has been them said they would take them. j kept go-xl faith with the people from To those who attended churches last scenes from Isle Royale. showing the they were invited over to their neigh­ purchased for the Reo fire truck owned that island.-------------------He had also Preliminary work ho* been done by' whom lands were leased. The com- Sunday who were not church members. ! wild ----- --life —on ----------------------_ COUNTY AGENT FOSTER bors' for Bunday dinner, and that she by the Hastings Rural Fire Association. County Nurse. Mrs. John Nobles, who pany wound up its affairs and ended we want to say this word: The church;many views of scenic places in the uphad accepted. This pump has a capacity of 400 gal­ TO CONTINUE HEBE of your choice, whether it Is near or'per peninsula. Including numerous Some time after noon on Bunday, all lons per minute. It can throw a large has been testing the eyesight, hearing1 it* corporate existence this week. ........ views a ofF IK. Use Porcupine > mmtntain* mountains. and getting the weight and meaaure-, ---------------dolled up in their best bib and tucker, or smkll stream, which will give the de­ should have your support, and It needs Prom these islctures it Is quite evident Surpluses of Former Yean and they proceeded over to their neighbors' partment far greater efficiency in fight­ ment* of city school pupils, recording j |(|SIGLER GAVE tliat Michigan has, In its two upper it now If It ever did. You can add to home.'were graciously welcomed, but ing a fire where the water supply Is State Aid Furnished Funds SPLENDID ADDRESS the moral worth of your neighborhood peninsula mountain ranges along the were quite decidedly shocked to see small—for Instance a cistern or a tank Superior shore, scenery that will For Extension Work tliat they were almost through with Tlie old pump was not flexible and t"“UU,":Bn.ph..Ued Ob'iSiUo».otCtt. and community by giving to the church Lake of your choice the benefit of your pres­ rival that of the Allegheny and Ap­ their dinner. That was really quite an would soon exhaust the water from a ence. your influence and your support. palachian mountain region*. There In October, no appropriation was made The pupils In the High school and in jZens t0 Their Home embarrassing situation, and the passing tank or cistern without. accomplishing were also pictures showing the methods We hope you will do It. moments didn't help It a bit. Of course much In the way of extinguishing a the Central building will be examined employed by the ConservaUon Depart­ for the county agent, but It was voted Community an explanation had to be made by the firj,- It was fine when tliere was a big in some of the rooms of the Central ment in locating and fighting fires. Tise that the county agent should continue lady that she understood that she and jdpply of water, but not efficient when building. Those In the aftrds will bei The largest crowd at a Commercial RENEWED INTEREST IN siseaker explained that when a watch­ examined in the ward school buildings., club meeting In several months asher husband were invited over to Sun­ the water supply was small. LOCAL ORGANIZATION man in one of the high towers saw When the examinations shall be com- jembled at the noon hour yesterday, day dinner, only to receive the response Another valuable consideration Is ascending smoke indicating a fire, he expenses. The state pays 81800 towards that a mistake had been made in some that the new pump is approved by the pleted. whatever physical defect* the They listened to one of the best Business Interests of Hastings Immediately telephoned to another way, as they had Invited no friends to State Underwriters Association, while doctors may find will be rejwrted to speeches that ha* ever been given to station. Riving Use general direction Dr. Kinde. He in turn will report them the dub. It was by our own fellow dtlCo-Operating Splendidly In dinner. and asking them to locate IL With and club member. Kim Sigler. We After returning home, the lady espe­ The Inadequacy of the old pump was to the parent* of the pupils. What Commercial Club their instruments from two directions time. cially was much concerned as to where clearly shown at the Morgan fire, where shall be done thereafter will rest cn- j h»ve not space to review the address When the supervisors were together iye are glad to note the renewed In­ pointed at the same smoke column, that Invitation came from. Along In the It was found impossible to do efficient tlrely with tlie parents; for there Is no onjy to say that it was just such a one In October it was thought that there middle of the afternoon. Sunday, the work because the old pump had to work desire or disposition to have anything M the occasion demanded, calling al- terest In the Hastings Commercial club. they can get the angle and. knowing phone rang again, and a prominent to capacity or it wouldn't work at all, done for the children except with the tention as he did to otfr Individual du- It shows the fine spirit of harmony and the dhtancy’ between the two stations, tension work fund. That would 'only they can Iwtate within a few rods the good will which prevail here, evidenc ­ ties as dtizens and our responsibilities fanner near Middleville anxiously In­ and there was not a sufficient supply full consent of the parents. ing the business, factory and profes­ exact placJ where the fire is burning. quired If anything had happened to for such pumping. The new pump, sional men's Interest In the city's wel­ This helps to do effective work be ft)re them, as they had been holding off din­ however, would operate very efficiently ITEMS OF SPECIAL INthe fire gets under too much headway. that there were bolarfces from previous fare and the prosperity of the club. ner pending their arrival according to under such conditions because the TERESTTOOUR READERS ' mcnioeratup, wu* uuun 0^....^.....^ At , yesterday's meeting ----thirty ... —------- --- new the accepted invitation. A„ Hastings in the right spirit end in a name* were added to the membership That cleared up the whole situation, portioned to the supply, ft can supply somethlng like 81623. This with thn Unusual Selling Events An“ 1 “* ,roU The committee ha* been at work _ and leads us to remark that when you a large or small stream, whichever will 81800 from the state wtfi more than nounced In Banner's Col'| Mf 81g](.r drew from his experiences • very efficiently In securing new mem- In the Strand Theater advertisement provide for the county a$ent for tho arc talking over the phone, it is best be most efficient In fighting a fire. as a lawyer giving many illustrations bers and announced that there ore at . last week, the adult admission charge to know whom you are talking to espe­ With this added equipment our fire­ XL? p^S’that rt iT^rth while for .least a half dozen more, possibly . Mill for Wednewlay. Thureday and Friday unins This Week cially when a fine Sunday dinner men will be better able to fight fires a man to five for something more than larger number, who. they believed, was given a* 25 cento; this was our The Banner asks the attention of all : "hangs in the balance." If you would than they were with the old pump. matter has been settlad and that the Its readers this week to Its business, his o£n selfish interest*, and to realize would Join the club In the very near fu- error a* the admission should have like any further evidence along this news columns, which contain many' that°h£ iuisobligations to the com- lure. This Is as it should be. It is cer- been 35 cent*. Alm the double feature line perhaps Mrs. Will Chase, of the ELECTED OFFICERS. mJmlty which he mu^dlscharge if Ke .tain that there cannot be progress In! program given under the heading. first ward, will be glad to supply it. Tile directors of the Hastings City items of special Interest to each reader. • Mr. Foster has dispensed with his is to meet his responsibilities. >*ny community, unless there shall be Friday-Saturday;" this, too, was our Bank met Wednesday night and re­ Advertising is business news, has news;I is to meet nis re*panawm United effort. Instead of being dis-i error a* the double feature program RECEIVE BIDS. elected the officers as follows: M. L. value the same as other news. Itj c . heartened because economic conditions । was for Saturday only. We hasten to The Banfield Telephone Co. of Ban­ Cook. President; F. W. Stebbins. Vice­ touches Intimately the family life and'I: are unfavorable at the present time, make these corrections in the hope field will receive sealed blds for letting President; M. A. Lambie, Vice-Presi­ the family living. There are specialI1 of contracts for central service and for dent and Cashier; Roy Chandler and selling events, special prices quoted in r» J r 511011 conditions demand still harder that It will help to straighten out any all day. for consultation with any who |Bnd more determined effort. That Is misunderstandings that may have oc­ wish to tee him. Of course, he will ba trouble work until February 5, 1932. Loyal Lowell, assistant cashiers. ■ the Banner this week which are worth । curred between patrons and the thea­ ~ M—--------------- Barry county Scouts will complete । quite evidently the view of the splendid The Board reserves the right to ac­ they afford money-saving opportunitheir drive for funds this week Thurs: citizenship of Hastings. There Is a de­ ter management. cept or reject any or all blds —Harvey NOTICE TO CARLTON TAXPAYERS. urday. Parmelee.—Adv. 1-20 I will receive taxes at Carlton Cen­ tles. Wc will not particularize. We ask. day. So far. according to the commit-: termlncd purpose to go after the things LITERATURE DEPARTMENT. 1/v.lr Iw.rlr,*-. naw, ..I. kVkrkkx.malfA fnr th/* real nf our progress of ter Friday. January 29, February 12 you to look through our business news tee. th* ticket sale for the feature show, that make for the A meeting of the Literature Depart­ CHEER UP PARTY. this week. We are certain you will find "Alexander Hamilton." and the dona- city. ment of the Hastings Women's club cum I Uon of funds have been generous. Com­ day. January 30; at Hastings National It interesting. THANKS FOR GIFT. Thursday evening, January 31, at bank Saturday, February 13 and 37. At ---------------------------------------Iptete result* from the canvas and sale , , Some unidentified friend of Pennock NOTICE.-------------------- ticket* will probably be available Pythian Castle hall. The committee home every Thursday.—Burt Long, hcapitol kindly donated a busiiel of To the taxpayers of Orangeville > next week. treasurer.—Adv. cabbage the other day which was D. Walton will give a talk on French township, I will be at my home for the ,t>-----------gratefully received. Those in authority Literature and Mrs- X J. Pratt wtU give wUl K. P. DANCE. DANCE. purpose of collecting taxes, Fridays.— . MIXED DANCES. Freeport hall Friday night. January ‘ January “ 23. Carp's do not know whom to thank for this Every Saturday night at Clear lake. Herman Morehouse. Orangeville Twp.l Moose Temple, -TV... _ 1 ' I reheatnu—Adv. nocn. I girt. —Frank Herrington. Adv. U. These Time. Brer, P.r.on Ought to Give Influence and A Correction Drive tor bCOUl runas Lnas I fiursaay -VI �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JANUARY tt, ittt PAGE TWO COMMITTEE MAKES twice the salary of the prosecuting at -' H0W T"kS0BTS INOMEOH LOCAL NEWS "TIMERS BENEFIT BY CO-OPERATION iwo new face* on the!Modford, Oregon Corporation Utile Gloria Clouse 1* recovering-! ELJMade Orcat Success In De- ’ from her recent nines*. ' Ida wct | ALERTNESS TO GENERAL ma* aarmi aw in TXT i ChOMU 0y U1C, chosen tOWRSIUp oi CaT,-Iboard of CarlVCloping & RcSOFt by Ooaru the township . BALANCE OF $137,713.16 l^ ton to act foe hU brother. John U*-| Probably few reader* of thi* paper ------CONDITIONS IS A VITAL TRW AB URY REPORTED BY I borne, th the veteran supervisor of that who reside outside of Michigan, pay The Junior Court of the Maeeabee^ I township. mw-nahii). W was recently injured in closer attention---to — the Banner than will have it* regular meeting January ] —ho — --------1--------------____ NECESSITY TREASURER STREETER Jan automobile accident The other wS' docs Fred L. Heath of Medford. Oregon. 32. . ’ j "‘ ' ■” - Glenn Wotrh.g. of Woodland u*o,Fred will be remembered a* a former Mri A. j. Herbert «* convalescing nnucRMMENT PAM MATED I takes the place of 8upervi*o.- Cliarles well known druggist of thi* city and!niCely which 1* good new* to her UUVtnPIMLil I LAN MAIER- / TWO NEW MEMBERS - . « i Halton, who died from a stroke n r.; though he ha* been away for a number; frtendi 1 IALLY AID AGRICIII THRW ON BOARD >» --.uu ream.■ — .» ------a. h c.rv«h u> "LLI "lu BU"'l'UL,UHr Uli uvniiw THIS Iiow TERM 1 - ---- --—---------airs n. «. wwirtu i,u>u.aa w —— 1 coroner Adrounlc made his report interest in hit old home county of thc Monday Study club o» Monday Organised Marketing and Re­ Summary of Coroner Sa WorK ; for thc year showing several cxnmi- Barry. In a letter of recent date hciBfternpon stricted Production Are Im­ Given “ follows: [ Hlgtl school operetta tickets on sale Given Rv By Dr Dr. Adrounic Adrounic Comuom nation?, into catesof of suicide, death by There were bo"rd munication From Slate Idenly Stricken with death. There were M!ch' . „ . instead of 25c —Adv. Hie inventory made by the super- three ease, ot suicide; five ca«es of D«ar Fncnds -I Me by dimrent Thc Universal Garage thi* week visor*' committee at the recent tewion death in accident*, three, ot them by '-M*“ 01 me, Banner tnat you are try-, quotM. Mine very fe, on used ot the board shows that Barry county i uuTomobtles; two cases of accidental ‘"8 ,nU , ln sununcr; cars for Thursday. Friday and Saluris the owner of a considerable prop-; drowning, and four ca»r5 where peo- j rr“r“’ I day of this week.—Adv. trlv the total being W61JI91 30. I pie were found dead, but the death war1 1 arn l-nln« e Tl,e Ladles' Aid of Good Wil! church The court house and content* are due to natural causes. In practically. °r 811 orHanlzatlon here eight wH1 l(((T( M'. a, MO, Mr# r.'iu* prang Waters' for ... . formed .----- ------ I Will year. ago. We corporation dlnn„ FrltlMZ j, a. invenlorttd at »IBU332»; tlx PH «nJ every ease It w*s heart dbeiue iv..r. w. formed -a------------. nuary 'and fkc Brush Ridge Cemetery Circle will contents at *22369.10; the detention ' ---------------- ---------------------65 miles from Medford. Medford Is the tuc/.t Thursday. January 23 with Mrs. SURPRISE PARTY. heme a* *4.473; the county home and . y nc*re’1‘ *°*P ’«*»'*• Ube• ten Albm N.*h -Ethel ShulU. Secy. farm and Uie conu nt* of the home are I north on Broaduay Tliur'duy evening. !f*'i‘r* lt jialdno dividend* but they now M1W1 other Freeman of Battle inventoried at 154.407. >)®ld ' of our investment in | creek Is'recovering from her recent 111­ The county treasurer reported a bal- • January 14 wasn't a funeral proceasion. . ■ Mr. zenm Colvin thought, when: dividend*. This last year in »plte of । nrM. and u ncw B, her honu. ln lhls -he saw their headlight* coming down I dcpre»ion It paid 20'. dhldend. cllJ . . ginning of tlie year of 1135.718 10. Thi • w lud a luncheon coiresponds with the report made by the hill. Ii was just two score of P“* h"1:.stock Is $25—the। Tf(p w c County Clerk. M. O. HUI. on which we tricnds coming lo remind her of h- r, tMX‘l5wat in mind this lake meeting In the McthrxlUi church parMrthday. Cards, music and visiting J *•' , ,nllM ,rotn any ‘own. , ]ors on Tuesday, with n good at tendcomment elsewhere filled the evening. | ““ me you have great poa- ance Mrs. Colvin -hared the honors with! , „r>„ .< , The Y M. L. clubjaas delightfully communication from the stair board p"n entertained by Mrs. H. P. Tuttle ye«of health, listing damn reus com-, Mrs Eugene Nichol*, ro two light- d । munlcabif di eavs in which, 'indct birthday cakes acre sampled an<r^“n Diego spent the day with us last tcrday. Tuesday, afternoon, at a pot .. jwk iunchcon certain conditions, countie/ are re­ Guests tram away were Mr and Mrs Mr*. Betty Leonard 1* assisting In quired to co-operate with the state ' I caring for Mrs. Emma Bush who is not PTwecuin-.K Attorney 1 E Barnrtf reported fur the six months ending. who are "pending some Hine here tin । improving in strength as we all would I like to see her. January 1. 118 ea«-» dlsj-ooed of. with guests of Mrs. Lie’s mother, Mrs. Al­ *" ■ Mr. and Mrs. Morse Nevins are mov113 convictions, mid thirteen criminal myra Scobey, and other relatives. Jlng back into their home on W. Wai­ case* now pciidln,: The total (lne< and, DEATH OF DR. TAYI.OR. , । nut St., after doing some decorating 11 The many friends of Dr. A- L. T«ftrlc»r I rand repair work. . of Middleville in this city as well as In 1 PLANNING TO SPEND $23, | Charlie Phillips, a former resident of ' ■ this city, who will be remembered by the northwestern part of the county! 575,672 DURING THIS were pained to learn of his death.! | many "old timers." recently died at hb which occurred nt his home last Friday.; 1 home in Saginaw. PRESENT YEAR Dr. Taylor hurl practiced medicine for Mr. Paul Bond ot Charlotte gave a 1 fine talk to the Rotary club at their H'X’Tj; construction - ------ work I Monday noon luncheon on the subject graduation from the medical college, he| fQ TO 2Z BE OOZT CONTINUED f 'The Boy.” His luggeaUotu os to practiced three years ot Clyde, Michi, ___________ | what men can .... do to give boys a right gan. then moved to Middleville where List Includes Improvements, start were very worth whlkf. he has since resided. He is survived ■ X-ur— u_■ We hear that,u there ha* — been consid­ Wages, Dividends, Taxes by his widow snd one son. Thaddeus erable window peeping going on in Taylor, of Grand Rapids, assistant. Shultz lately, which J* a very worthy and Fuel Items proiecutlng attorney of Kent county.;i The Consumers Power Company ha* <?i occti)>ation for anyone. It is also He had a wide circle of friends and was 1 made its appropriations for 1932 to reported that two gas lamps were takhighly respected by al! whQakncw him. cover construction, improvements, op- vn from the Shultz church someUtne Quality it what you really seek In a MEMORIAL and the firm's reputation Is usually your rhlef assurance of obtaining it. That’s how you profit in deal­ ing with a firm with a reputa­ tion for professional integrity years of honorable business deal­ ings. Hastings Monument Works Ironside Bros., Propa. Phone 2497 Hastings PASSING OF MRS. HOTCHKISS. mitely mutely *18.000.000 *18.000.000 and and In in 1030 1030 It It wawas Mrs. MelLisa Ann Hotchkiss, aged 77., roori. Uiiui S27.0CO.OOO. Tlie company pa.sscd away on January* 14. and fit- made use of the impaired economic neral services were held on January 18: conditions to carry forward improviat two p M . al her home. 1017 E Rail- | menu that would enable the company road St. Rev. B. J. Adcock officiating., to take care of future greatly increased Burial was In Riverside cemetery. Sur­ demands for its service. While thu viving arc five daughter and two sons. amount appropriated this year U small­ er than for the two preceding years. ! Feldpausch’s Where Better Food* Coat Lan" We Deliver PHONE 2272 Shultz, Freeport or Hastings FLOUR BUTTER 24'Zjlb.Saclt Pound 43c 15c MACARONI 4 pkg»........... 25c Bean*, Carrot., Corn, Tomatoes, Pump- 1 A_ kin. No. 2 can . . . 1UC Head LETTUCE ir 2 head................ 13C SMOKED COMMERCIAL CLUB 24c NUCOA Pound . Picnic Hastings, Mich. A special ad will reach you Monday. Shankl*.* Pound By the Piece Pound lie lie Hamburger pound Frankfurters 4 />p S*u»age I I |L Bologna XV PLANNING FINE PARTY Entertainment For Ladies to Feature Gathering Tuesday Evening, February 2 Heinz Demonstration and Sale Bacon Choice Beef Roast Boned. Rolled Palmolive Soap 4 Bars . . . construction work. It will be noticed by tlie figures given Itiial the dividends to be |ia!d to It* ■! preferred stockholders are nearly , 1 * 1,000.1)00' more than the company'^ expenditure for coal anti oil. Commenting upon present condi­ tion'. Mr. nppv says there la little I value in attempting to lorecart thi '{trend of affairs at the present time; J but tliat the company * business shows , that Its business has slightly but steadily increased since October, which ‘ । would seem to Indicate that there has ' been a start towards an upward swing ' I tn business.. 1 25c Fela Naptha Soap fiA 10 Bara . . . dtfC KEfrF VQIlMO FBET YOUNO Simplex Flexiea. i >n baby ahoa wtah Ironside Shoe Company If farmers really would co-operate and work together they could relieve real estate from bearing the unfair share of tax burden which it does in Michigan. If farmer* really did co-operate, they could have their own marttnyng organ-' iratlonn. and reduce the Spread be­ tween what the consumer pays and better price for their product*. If farmers co-operned, we could have measurably controlled production of farm products. That will be essential in tlie future, tn order to save the di»asttous results of tremendous sur­ pluses of farm products. Our govern­ ment has It*, agents in every wheat producing, livestock producing and cot­ ton producing country In the world. If we knew what the exportable sur­ pluses of these other countries would be—and we can know through these government agents—it would be pos­ sible to adjust production in this country to the requirement* of a larger or a lesser market as might be re­ quired. Such a co-operation as we have out­ lined would mean that there must be somebody on the job In every county whose business it would be to get from j the government Its tabulations for the! right crops and pass tlie Information, on to farmery. Then it will always be I possible for the government to give to' Individual farmers tlie results of ex­ perimental work by government and; college' experts being done In the pro­ duction of crops and maintaining soil! fertility, so that land would be more profitably and economically farmed. 1 There is another way In which cer-; tain localities, by voluntary assocla-, tlon of farmers, can obtain far more, profitable result*. By such an assocta- i tion. machinery can be purchased whleh the individual farmer would not feel able to buy. A directing head of such co-oj>crating fprms could plan the! crops and the marketing to best nd-| vantage. There are now being carried, on In some |»rts of this country such farm co-operations. with group! management, which are producing' Rood results, even at present low prices for farm products. It Is going to be, necessary for farmers to be as alert! and at wide-awake to the needs of i their business as it is for tlie business, man who gets by in these days. Tliere I must be thoughtful work in the direc-1 tion of co-operative effort by farmers; in the future. The many Barry county friends of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Freeland of Grand Rapids, formerly of Freeport. Will b? Interested to know that on Friday o.' last week twin girls were born to them at St Mary’s hospital. Congratulations arc extended. The daily paj>crs this, Wednesday, mopung contain the announcement of the nappointment of Volney Ferris as postmaster at Allegan, a position Which he has tilled with credit. He was a for­ mer Hastings boy and U a popular citi­ zen of Allegan. Bert Nesbit of Morgan was arrerte! on Wednesday of last urek on a charge of trapping without proper tags. He was brought before’ Justice Cortright the following day and paid a fine of >5.00 and >6 85 costs. The trapping was done on Highbank creek. The Auto Sport Shop announces spe­ cial prices during the month of Jan­ uary for the reboring of cylinders, making this a favorable time for such OBITUARY. repair work. The Sport Shop also Charles Albert Newland, son of Al-l quotes attractive prices on tires and bert and Martha Newland, was born , other articles in their adv. this week. in Cuyahoga county. Ohio. Decembci, -Adv. 6. 1841 and departed this life Decem­ ber 37. 1P31. He came to Michigan in a JUDGE EGGLESTON.' covered wagon with his parents when 1 GIVES ANNUAL REPORT a small boy and settled near PlalnweU. On September 13. 1864. he was united Forty Barry County Children in marriage to Mary Bingham, who preceded him to the Great Beyond Treated For Deformities July 7. 1925. They located on a farm al Doster. In 1868 they removed to Rut­ and Other Afflictions land. Barry Co., where he passed away: Judge Eggleston made a report to the Surviving are eight children. Mrs. board of supervisors. as is required, Alida Bognrdus of Chicago. Mrs. Eda showing some of the work of her office. Edger. Hastings. George Newland. She reported that the number ot Olivet. Mrs. Bessie Storms. Los Angeles. afflicted, or deformed children who Calif.. Mrs Ora Hinds. Ceresco, Bert hnd been admitted to state hospitals Newland. Gillette. Wyo„ Mrs. Zera ns provided by state law from this Robertson. Middleville and Fred New­ county last year was 40. In many cases land. Shultz, Michigan, one brother. the youngsters treated were greatly' Dr. C. S. Newland In Calif , and a sisbenefited and their chances largely in- | mssrrjgg'r; y portant Factors •q Quality and Integrity Simplex The Banner lias suggested th it there must be co-operation on the part of farmers in working out from under the heavy burdens they are bearing in these days—an unfair projection of it. CONSUMERS CO. IIP PROPR ATOIS G VEN1 unrin ns- * mictxki I crating,and maintenance expenditure' «««“<• “k"’?,'"' Amy. to. h! V1"; I.,n„d Iran a ,np t« Ewtaa । ."S, ’fiJ’S,',! •1^ .pen, n Um. d.cU>.» Clrnrlf, W. Tippy, -ho added U»t "It would IM- . oUmlly for (hr Unit'd mcr^ ml Biair, fo th-. Ito dolr lo (hr unrm-: wa,d* ldo,«f. Whal f urn and hoard In En«- “ •'‘“"J" <»»>»“> • '’J'""*; land coortnera mr that (ho dolr la not "» dlWdrd the method that will best serve the un- ■ a* employed themselves." Construction and improve­ ---------------- ---------------------! menu .......................................$7,135,811 ’ NEW RECORD.---------------- Wa,.es 5335.0S0 A new official record for production Preferred Stock Dividends . .. 432S.430 ha* just been completed by a cow in j Taxes 3.433.569 tlie herd of R F Locke of Cressey.j Fuel 33tlJ»82 Mich, which entitles her to entry in. Commenting on these figures. Mr the Advanced Registry of the American'Tippy stated that more than *52.000.(XXi ■Guernsey cuttie Club, peterboro. N H. had been appropriated by the company This animal Is four years old, Mr- tor necesrary construction work and SjK’rt ot Arlmglon 24 210079 with a ■ improvements for the three year jwlod production of 14178.7 pounds of milk^ which will end December 31. 1932. Thit and 563 1 ixuinds (XHinds of fat In Class B. { year's appropriation for tills purpose i- ♦ J- The Howe of Good Shoes’’ •-JV-rbrr...... Never Before such a sensationally LOW PRICE for a genuine NEW EASY WA5HER only $5950 Here’s a new washer that bears the famous EASY name and the dependable EASY guaranty. A better washer offering important advantages that make for quicker washing and im* proved results, litis EASY is new throughout—not an old model cheapened to meet a price. See these outstanding fenturcs: Standard full-pow­ ercd motor; Beautiful French Grey porcelain enameled tub; balloon-type wringer rolls; big EASY agitator. The new EASY is a quality washer built without compromise in ma­ terials or workmanship. You can have thia new and better EASY Washer at an amazingly big saving. See this big value today. Pay $5 DOWN and $1.50 Miller Furniture Co. “Complete Home Furnithen** Michigan Hatting* rTKAN D * THEATKF —— ■ HASTINGS • MICHIGAN --------------------- ■_ PROGRAM FOR THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK I WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY S/ie abo reported that there were 31 The deceased was a man of the most Of UIM .dul.., .!», Uded by another Mate law. were sent. family and always ready to lend a hnsnitM * COUn,y 10 th<? Umv<’reSt>’■ helping hnnd to’any one in need. He George Arliss in “Alexander Hamilton’ «pTi*t*rJ*^ ‘^roX’« M ‘hKe “dUlt II offices of trust ca-’c" «7U $4,818.65. MATINEE WEDNESDAY 3:M P. M. FRIDAY—SATURDAY " ar^TXT -jra n 5 a 1D?\ °8iw»“ted, the borne of hta son Fred on the old ’W,0°° “ Wednesday at 2:00 P. M Rev.. One week from next Tuesday night fe^eara'n1fo0mpares * tin- members of the Hastings Conuncr- ;„p.,dWill a rial club and wives or lady We friend* willllnvc , by County County Welfare Welfare Agent, Agent. , ireiuana cemetery. gather In Pythian Castle hall in th,- j: invertlgation by ■ Fuller building for an evening of real! h- Osborn, who makes the report to1! DEATH OF LOUIS NORTON. 1 social pleasure. The dinner will be served P^batc judgf. who has authority! ' Louis Norton, a former well known ,rat 8 45 Tliere will be a program that to «irant ««h Pensions. Barry county resident, passed away at ' will have plenty of pep In It. to be enE MF.ETINft nr— his home In Richland on Tuesday eve-! nine, after a brief Illness. Funeral scrv■ her of the club who intends to ro and, . N . , A ‘*<>•*• , bring his wife or lady friend should no« \8 at the Orangeville church. Burial in! llify Secretary Eva Hecox. ?itnln~ ?’LM<’ud/‘-v Orangeville cemetery. There will be no extra expense for. Ji,... 5_., ’. 7, hn<^nit the club member. Each guest whom he|w. y Tliot* B1 m PENNOCK HOSPITAL. ’ may bring will cost him 75c. The tnem- Mh^. e, J™”: Baird and Miss Since last -'*»-•» report »-«*w three babies have! bership of the club is now a* high os j ' 2S*0?;.. * Juck supper been born at the hospital as follow;.: I , It »a5 du.Ing the peak years of pros- j ' ^r!0*** b> th' bu51nt^ To Mr. and Mr*. Leo Warner. 125 W.| , purity tn 1927 and 1928: so there ought | STmb^ts uerv Bond St J,nuar>' 12. a girl; Mr. and' to be' a pood crowd and there wiU rer- ^1^1“ thiClre,e Mr* Maurice McMurray . 522 No rtalnly be a good time. j q.U1,S’.t.hf work tO ** M'chl«-,n Ave . January 14. a girl; Dr. l?R*h2ch uU1 Mrt’ R*-V«ond Finnic. Woodland.I » »; $ ROGS AND GRASly* ■। be i.itcrtaincd ---------- ——— by — Mrs. Mary Burgess, January 16. a boy No SlUchl Xllrhla'.*m Av,.. on February it . ■ HOPPERS IN EVIDENCE I.312 8’" No <lah Ave 15. , *™. , n A an ‘•’“<rtatame.it feature. Ml*. HOPE CENTER. , ‘ ' ll> v> Marlon Lampbere. art teacher, gave on «unt tvate wiuu.._ Aunt Kate Williams, who ha* been! ' ,> nan> unu,u,'|> interesting and educational talk on **>• some better. ’ •ov^hi^mreT" *ra'htr *f 1 Whkh *“ neatly enjoyed. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kay from Kala;Shr had copies of many masterpieces mazoo are visiting their parent*, Mr. Or. January 13. a Hxrting* man with her and explained the various and I . nd Mi's. airs. Frank Leonard Leonard. . heard frog'.croaking and when moving ,types of paintings and the colorings and Kra. Mn. Fred Fred Ashby Ashby and and ennaren children ana' and ' some lumber was surprised to -t charactertatlcs that distinguish the dlf-:Mr. Tr. and and Mrs Mrs. ClifTord Clifford Kahler Kahler and and Uttle! little gra-M-hoppcrs on the ground and on the frrent nationalities. All appreciated — - In --Has!­ son ---spent Friday afternoon weeds nearby the mmber. ■ Mis*,Lampher»’» talk. tings. Robert Barton 1* entertaining his I One morning last week a large moth | PAkKiNn nr n>wr>>?s miller dew into the Banner office when ‘ ®FJ■*AM MAtb. mother and father from Oull lake thi*, the door wu* opened and live light 4t thc Bau> cretfc1 (u.to« (..»«( Charlie Williams is on the sick list. Lottie SUdneger frum Nashville is fid. on Monday uur f-rz -.e*U:si 1 . neral will be at Martin. 8he w** th’ replaced by a high wind and a light, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank MauV j Milting Mr. and Mrs Clare Ashby. uiGWfall. ■ known here. 1 Albert Auden- of Plainwell vtutetf' I Fred Ashby and family Sunday. —DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM— “Riders of the Purple Sage” and “The False Madonna” SUNDAY—MONDAY George White’. “FLYING HIGH” WITH CHARLOTTE GREENWOOD Comedy—“Shiver My Timbers” and Latest Newscast COUPON—TUESDAY—NIGHT Lawrence Tibbett in “The Cuban Love Song” ALSO AESOF8 FABLES IN HOUND WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY James Dunn and Sally Filers in “OVER THE HILL” 1 OMEDY-^BULLMANIA" AND LATEST NEWSCAST FR1DAY—SATURDAY < —DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM- Bebe Daniels in “Honor of the Family’ . —DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM— And CLARENCE DARROW'S "MYSTERY OF LIFE" �TUB HAM7NG8 BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARYN.1M2 ROCKNE SIX Sporting Items BUSINESS MEN’S TEAMS HASTINGS CAGERS LOSE TO MASON BY 15-12 IN CLOSE INDOOR TILT MIGHT WOK SE Bollnskl's Braggarts, a team com­ posed of Charles Leonard. Frank An-' dnes, Roy Cordes. Kim Sigler and John I .Wooton, won the preliminary series in ! the Rotary club tournament. Teams are'__________________ •Continued from page one) 18043389 | th*’, the late hourx and the night Incident to that would bring ph] । and in many case, moral harm to _ I There are other benefits of a theater I in a community like Hastings, where! where .hnw. are irr conducted rtinrl urt rrf tn tn a * clean! elft.nl the allows way. where the alm U to give the l>e»t ( entertainments procurable under pres- .1™ w-j byiri) -w r 7/ Yourself 21yS WtoS An! «««■>>« CTnXmtlS’Ttoy^^much' serious hardships If Congress shall Im- nouncements concerning the personnel ~Y* iiiui. me . ■ .. , .. of the teams and tto schedules will be siov Not u,uy only that, the owners intcrcsi interest themselves in community nmlw-f. projects ,n in ,or'c 1“ral theaters out of bwunesa or . . tlu-rmu-lve. In rnmmitnltv a way that U most helpful Take the' "T T V fTF* Strand theater here ms an HlurtraUrm entertainmenu to I I The Middleville Business Men lost..... ______________________________ Let u. enumerate some of the things it T w“uld cuHa11 "ven^ i 1 j Mason High school baxketeen evened does for Haxtmg, and the xumxmd- ’hlc» thc kovernment would tope to RJ JL JL. I their first game in five starts to Delton. • matters with the Halting. High quintet , ing territory outside of furnishing the «**■"'*■ »•»' “ le '^ 10 i a fast team from the Kellogg school for * defeat last week by winning 15-12 favorite amusement service. purixoe of the tax. Surely there must near Gull Lake. in a hard-fought 'game al the High J I be some better way of getting reve' The game was well played and de­ school gymnasium Friday evening. ■ .k . Br?nehL’bOs^*n*;.t‘*.^and “> th* government.! veloped In a pitchers' battle. Visbeck Mason opened the scoring and main­ theater, has givpn benefit entertain- b d t lhan ^po^n- ihls 10 per I throwing for Middleville and Williams tained a slender lead until the last menu for tto Boy Scout, of this «tv X t„ on“^Ur^mLionl ‘ • Continued from page one) i for the winners. few minutes of play, Then with the . and county which to. put good-w/ed I Middleville started live scoring in the count 11-10 in their favor, Mason send then led the conference in com- sums into their treasury The Strand J** ; i first when Holtforth hit saflly for 2 dropped in two goals. Hastings scored munlty ringing, after which "point 17' has also give,, benefit prrf.wmance. for ' ^^X^if n . S’, I bases and came home on a hit by one more point from free throws and of the children's charter-was dh- Camp Fire Girl* with like result. The ™ Xi Faulkner. the game ended 15-12. ) cussed by Mrs. Maude Smith, Barry Strand has also within a year put on • ‘Barl ckan uo tlw “rern “dimprove the quality of pictures pro-1 I Delton came back In the 2nd to tic The Hawthornltes seemed to. have county school commissioner, and E. M. leart three benefit entertatnmentv j considerable difficulty difficulty in in finding finding the the Brake. Ionia county school commix- aid local NiarlUcs. which added more duccd by tlie big corporations, cutting j ine xwt. h-nM-ht In >n considerable 1 In the 5th Gardner brought in an- bucket. Mason was guarding closely sinner. <Mrs Smith's discourse will be than 11,000 to the Conununity Fund. Not. out nil scenes of crime and Indecency' and all suggestive pictures, requiring । other to take the lead. *nd the players had lo hurry their | A misplay gave the visitors another M u mfsct the guarding on both given In full In the Banner next weck> long ago it gave a benefit rntertain- them to be educational as well as clean Mrs. Arthur Haven. " Ha Ings Council -'wnt for the unemployed Benefit en­ and interesting. In tie ri- the score eenru in In the 6th. Sth .. . .. .. jI to sides was good although the local quin­ k— . . tcriainmenu have alxo been given to In live first half of the 7th Gardner tet did not quite mecUthe pace it has president, ably directed- nplaylet en­ aid churches here*For yean it has titled "A New Vision." given by Mesand Holtforth scored giving Middleville been setting so far this season. dames Caukln. VanDilsen and Mulder been the custom of Mr Branch to give i tlie lead again. . an expensive Christmas party and enIn preliminary games the reserve* i Delton came right back In the 8th defeated the Hastings High seniors cussed by G. G. Grocnewoud. county tertalnment for tire school children ol cia June Koeplinger. daughter of Fred school commissioner of Ottawa count) this city and county The show is en- and Cressle Koeplinger. were ahocked In the ninth to win 5 to 4 tlrely free, and'there were many ex to learn of tor sudden death. In another game between Leighton 13-all. This is the second time that He presented 14 rules for .uccmtfu) P [lenses incident to giving the little Lucia June was born In Hastings, and the Moe districts, Leighton won these two teams have ended up In a T. A. meetings, which were very in­ folks a good time which Mr. Branch November 11th. 1921. and passed away deadlock. The game Friday was the structive end interesting. has cheerfully piid out of his own at Ptnrock hoapltal Thursday morn­ result of a previous tie. Miss Edith Thoma.', Extension Serv­ Middleville. pocket. Children by the hundreds have Ing. January 14th. al the age of terr : Herewith are details of the game: ice Librarian st Ann Arbor. <U. of M • flocked to Hastings for the Chrritmas you. two mo> . three days. She was a Mason stressed the essentials of shelves of shows and the gifts from tire Chrixt- bright and lovable child winning tire Mlchltsch. r.f. worthwhile books, available in the: Gardner—S. R. R. mas tree. To some of the children this friendship of both young and old by j Long. IX ... home and schools rooms. She said, in year I. was their only Christmas and her winsome smile. She attended the Holtforth—R. R. D. Strickland, c. part, "We stress health and sanitation their sole touch with the Christmas First ward scliool and was a pupil ot | CUpper. rg. . to such an extent, al times, tliat we spirit. j grade 4-2. Swartout. rg. lose sight of the cultural side of the, Visbeck—S, F. ! Suppose the Strand theater tod to Sl.e is survived by her parents, one child's environment.” home Saturday. January 18 at two P. close or cut in two tlx- number of its । rliter Evelyn and brother Ray. grandM burial in Riverside cemetery. ■■Progressive Parents and Teachers" Total was the theme of an address by Mrs. week because of this tax? That would j Hastings and Mrs. Ernestine Koeplln- — Her ____ kindly , ways and lovely smile Hastings H. M. Barnes, of St. Johns, sixth vice­ result in forcing people, especially. ger of Saginaw, aunts, uncles, cousin.- Are onlv lo«t for a little while, Johnsoo— Kennedy. rX president of the state P. T. A. Her five young people, to drive to larger cities! and a host of friends. BedfordSome day with clear and tearless eyes Boyes, l.f. .. objectives were: To promote child wel ­ Getty— for such amusements. We all know^ Funeral services were held at the , Well see and understand. Lechleitner, 1J fare in school, church, and community; Delton. McMillan, c... to raise standards of home life; to in-1 ■ crease co-operation between school and Whitworth—R. D. 8. Snyder. lg. home; to develop high standards of living; to secure better laws for chll-j .Vanderbrook—F. R. R. The Rockne Sil is big . .. it's Total ... dren She said the modern parent Is Final score: Mason—15; Hastings first, a person; second, an edqpator; roomy . . . powerful. Kelly—S. D. —12. third, a forte In the community. She, It give# you the finest Free R. Williams—8. R. defined a teacher as first, a guardian, Wheeling built—plus Full G. Moorhus—8. of personality; second, a stimulator of. Synchronized Shift ... it has curiosity; third, turns fear into cour-, E. Faiilkfier—F. 8. 4-Point Cushioned Power that age; fourth, able to cure indfference; fifth, changes self pity into confidence. I literally pillows the engine in F—Fly Out. Bessmer's Market quintet lost 24-25 8—Strike Out. live rubber at all 4 points of In a hard-fought overtime game to the R— Run. spiring, and conveyed a message of en-1 suspension ... it has Switch­ Walker Street Merchants of Grand couragement lo both parents and' Key Starting that simultane­ Rapids in a game nt tile gymnasium teachers. n _• . /-» it* here Saturday evening. The game endously switches on ignition and This meeting's success was largely! ed 24-all and in the first overtime due lo the efforts of Mrs. Fryer. Mrs. starts the engine—automati­ Cx’fl a r s period Boogert of Grand Rapids drop- Haven. Mrs. Louise Walton < district I cally starts it again should you Ollll Upen tO Jentry ped in a free throw for the winning recording secretary) and several local; stall it. All members of Barry Lodge No. 13 ' point. Williams wss high point man committees, and also the generous uw And behind the Rockne is KnlghU of Pythias who are either crib- for HasUngs with four field goals while of the Central school building and bage or pedro enthusiasts are requested English made the same number for the properties. The local teachers, co-oper- । the dependable guarantee of to enter the tournament that started ' visitors. Studebaker, oldest - manufac­ allng with the P. T. A. city council, un-, last Monday evening, according to the j in the second game of the evening, der the chairmanship of Mrs M. O. I turer of vehicles in the world. committee In charge. Tlioxc entering 1 Hlrsch Broltors quintet of Hastings, Hill, provided, as a pleasant finale to: late will be given the low score to start lost 16-25 to the Kalamazoo Colored this occasion, a musical tea. Tlie recep-' Other Rockne Features so that they can still compete at no Giants. tion of guests throughout the day. was Aerodynamic Body Design . .. Onegreat disadvantage. Those who miss Tills week Saturday January 23 the in charge of Mrs. Keith Fuller. Mrs. Piece Fenders... Sloping Radiators any of the ten rounds of competition locals play the Klndel Furniture Co. of Maude Smith provided the programs ■nd Windshields . . . New.Coovertwill also automatically receive the low Grand Rapids who are leaders in the and the Hastings Commercial club iblc Body Styles . . . Extra Long score of the evening. The first round of "Y" league. Battle Creek will play in provided interesting booklets concern­ Wheelbases . . . Extra Wide Seats the tournament has been completed. the preliminary at seven o'clock with ing the city of Hastings. The visitors, Next week standings of the tourna­ the Hlrsch Bros, reserves. plant. . . . Quadruply Counter­ withone accord. . left this message: ment will be published. The next weigh ted Crankshaft. . . . GIbmOtrwifin ryw :bu "One of the finest district meetings tournament is scheduled for Monday MIDDLEVILLE CAGERS wnooth electro-plated pistons . . . ever held." evening. January 25, at Castle hall. Silent Carburetion . ... Extra large BEAT SUNFIELD 32-15 brakes . . . Hydraulic Shock AbOBITUARY. Buy now! sorbets . . . Self-Adjusting Spring Morris Hall Haynes, youngest son WOODLAND QUINTET Shackles . . . Lanchester Vibration Caledonia Five Next On Sched­ of Jerry and Olive Haynes, was bom. Don't drive on worn, smooth tires when BEATS OLIVET 52-24 Damper .. . Finger-tip Steering ... skid wear. June IB. 1903 in Baltimore township, ule—la "Bed-Letter" Game you can have new Firestone Tires at these High-Velocity Cooling . . . Owner and died January 13. 1932. age 28 years. Johnson Scores ’22 Points For low prices. of Season 1931—the year in which values count* 6 months, and 25 days. He died -of Victors—Reserves Win • pneumonia being sick only a very short Middleville basketeers defeated Sun­ Never before could you buy such re­ Mod.1 field 32 to 15 In a game played at Mid­ Vital Specifications Medel "7S" By 14-3 markable values. great accomplishment. Because of Fire­ dleville Friday. This is the second time his mother died, and he went to make Woodland High eagers staged a scor­ this season that the Thomapplc boys his home with an aunt, until his fath­ stone's uncqualed position in buying raw Extra Long Wbrelb-uct 110' 114’ You get extra strength, extra safety, ing spree Friday to defeat OUvet at have scored wins over Bunfield. Geukes er remarried, and he returned again to Lam Moton-cubic 190' 205’ Woodland 52 lo 24. Johnson. Woodland with four goals and Bixler with three his home. Most of his life was spent extra service with every Firestone Tire materials — rubber and cotton — efficient displacement center, made 22 points for his team. goals and two free throws tied for high In and around Hastings. He was united because of these extra Firestone construc­ Very Powerful Motor. factories and economical distribution, Olivet opened with a reserve first team score during the evening. In a pre­ In marriage to Miss Madeline Todd on —brake h.p. tion features. but switched to their regulars as liminary game the Middleville reserves October 5. 1930. who survives him. He they'gave car owners the greatest values Extra Large Brakes — 143 151 Woodland began piling up points. defeated the Sinifield second team 7-4. is also survived by his parents. Mr. braking surface tq.ua. sq. in. in their history. Woodland outscored her opponents in This Frida/ evening. January 22, and Mrs. Jerry Haynes, one sister. Mrs. every period of the game and were Middleville plays Caledonia. Tilts is Nora Stryker of Athens, one brother. Models and Bodies •Lrorr •ertoev Drive In today. Equip your car with never threatened. the red-letter game of the year for the Donald of Hastings, his aunt. Mrs. In a preliminary contest, tlie Wood­ Thornapple-Kellogg team and a win John Lechleitner. and his grandmoth­ Firestone Gum-Dipped Tire* and enjoy Ccnrpe, 2 passenger >385 >685 land reserves defeated OUvet's second represents tlie difference between a er. Mrs. Adelia Weeks, besides other Co.eh, 5 MMangrr 595 their extra safety and satisfaction at the successful season and "Just another" relatives and a host of friends. One Coupe, with rumble mm, Herewith are details of the game: season. Keen rivalry exists between the sister, Mrs. Leia Serven. proceeded him | lowest prices in history. 720 4 paue nger 620 First Team Game. two teams and fans can count on a in death in 1929. Sedan, four door, 5 pasWoodland OUvet contest well worth seeing. senger 635 735 OBITUARY. A. Long R.F. Davis Herewith are details of the Sunfield Convertible Roadster, OHM Doretha Alma Jones, eldest daughter R. Townsend game: 775 Galusto 4 passenger 675 ■ ta of Rev. and Mrs. Victor E. Jones, was N. Johnson Middleville Cr«r^ Convertible Sedan, Bennett 'rerS* u* born March 27. 1917. and departed this 5 pauenger 695 795 Hynes Williams, rd Kellogg' R.G. life January 5. 1932. She leaves to . ___ Shorno Parker. rX Ma • 15-81 Stul. . 5X5-21 ••.is 99.30 4.W-21 •4-79 6.50-20 • •24-54 mourn her loss her father, mother, two OUvet started the above team but Ouekes. IX UJ>. brothers, four sisters, two grandmoth­ soon changed to a quintet composed of: Clossen. IX as;. 7-00-30 4.65 28.4Z 1.50-20 5.35 10.38 nOCl^NE 65 5X0-18 •*>» 16.XO ers besides other relatives and a host ot Willson, R.F.; Andrews. UP.; Oltaon. 11-D. 1.50-21 5.43 10.54 friends. Funeral services were held at Center; Horn. R.O.; Johnson. L.G. the home in Hickory Corners. Rev, Bixler. )«. Score by quarters: Swadllng officiating, assisted' by Rev, 1.75-1‘> 6.33 12.32 TRUCK and RUS T1R1R 5.50-19 E. H. Dubois of Ainger and Mrs. Ora Total .21 0 10 12—52 Woodland . Vanderkalker of Lansing. Interment 4.75-20 6.43 12.48 Olivet Sunfield in Hickory Corners cemetery. r.ilas Beardsley. rX Second Team Game. . X0.66 * rw fee j Woodland Showermap. r I Olivet ASSYRIA. 5.00 7* 6.65 12.90 R. Lewellen R F. Valentine Bterwood. I! A large assemblage.of men and wom­ UPCliNE 75 3015 U.D.__ •11.45 *«i’ot 6.00-19 IO.B5 St.04 L.P. Kilpatrick Hough, c. .. Mason en met at the Briggs church Thursday II J>. 32x6 H.D. — . C. C. Townsend Peabody, rg. Harris where work of shingling was in prog­ 70.60 31x7 HJk. . 36^40 R.O. Russell Brodbeck M. Lewellen ress by the men. The women provided 36x8 11,13..._ :ia 100.20 5.00-20 96.75 13.10 6.00-20 10.95 11.24 L.G. Richard Brodbeck Walker the dinner for everybody. One half of 6.00-20 H.D. ii.n. ••■14 1 Total the roof was completed that day. The Score by quarters: 6.5020 H.D. 31.6a 16.3* b’d.'Ulr : 5.00-21 6.00-21 Final scorb Middleville—32; Bun- scaffolding is again installed for the 7.50- 30 H.D. «6.4» • I.6O ll.li. Rulek M.. I other half when workmen will be again 9.00-20 H.D. field—15. Woodland 6.00-22 11.00 22.50 < JOTraUt 5.25-18 7.S3 14.60 useful. 9.75-36 H.D. Olivet ... UMa'bil* I Mr. and Mrs. Jay Cole and daugh­ LEGION BOWLERS BEAT ter. Lucille, spent Thursday evening TEAM OF ROTARIANS at the home of their daughter, Mr. and S|»cclal brand tirca are made by a manufacturer, without bis name, Mrs. Ed Hoffman. for distribution by mail order houses and other distributors under of the farmers are engaged in tbeir own brands. These tires are sold to the public without the Ex-Soldiers Averaging 191 1-5 theSome Hastings, Michigan spring plowing. ' • n.mo “FIRESTONE” and ting* High's star basket ball players la Second Game Bet New Edgar Case ot Battle Creek is spend­ ing some time at the tome of his Record Here the Albion college quintet. Last year brother. Hugh Case, this locality being | CLAY IHLLS. Scoring the best team average ever Fisher played al guard during the first tils boyhood home. Mrs. Anna Gibbs entertained the semester „. u forward ....... and during the sec- on record In Hastings, the American The first sapsucker, a spring bird,, Busy Bee club al her tome Thursday [ ond semester, making an equally good Legion bowling team defeated the Ro­ was seen here on Saturday, making dor eifttlng. A tary first team by 113 pins in a match himself quite at home. Jor an an all ail day day Mfttlng. A good good time time Is Is record at both positions. at the Reher bowling alley last week. reported. ’ — Mrs. Eva Sarver will open her tome 1 n Wednewinv on Wednesday, January 20 to the home Niles Saturday. । Management project class, members of points, or a team average of 191 1/5 j which wlU bring their new finished Morris Lewis and wife of Kalama P0*1115;. .. , . curtains or tinted old ones Open 7 A. m. to 9 p. m. Bowling on the legion team were: All. uiand Stanton who has been em­ Lions club bowlers defeated a team and wife. -------------.---------------------——-------—Harold England and family of from Horton's shoe store 2520 to 2462 Brown, Capt.. Leo Herrington. Morris । ploycd at Kalamazoo during the wlnGrand Rapids were Sunday visitors at, in a match at the Reher Bowling Alley Roush. Roy Hubbard and Morris O. Ur u now employed at the Dixie fruit the Potts home last evening. In one round the Lions Hill. The Rotary team was compoced mwket at Battle Creek, Listen to the **Vo4eo of FIreetoiso** Every Monday Night Over N.B.C. Na Harry Shults and family and Albert came near to equalling the record set of: Robert Cook. Capt.. Hubert Cook. Wickham and wife have moved onto by the Legion bowlers tn their match David Goodyear, Charles Potts and1 Ability is most clearly proved by acKim Sigler. | |compUshmcnt. Mn. Louise Putts’ farm. , against the Rotary club. ‘Delton Defeats Middleville By Reserves Beat Seniors 16-5­ ; 5 to 4—Victors Overcome [ 8-2 and 8-1 Tie For Second Slight Lead Consecutive Time SUCCESSFUL DIS TRICT CONFERENCE FREE WHEELING AND FULL 50 Only SYNCHRONIZED SHIFT Think of it! Made to your exact measure the newest patterns.. .fine fabrics! ' 4-point CUSHIONED POWER McCall Bros. NEW Tailors SWITCH-KEY STARTING Check what you get for your money Independent Cagers Lose Two Contests Tt restone Again Reduces Prices n 'Mi az | n 1 rytluan l^ara Journey >585 *685 Goodyear Bros Dwight Fisher Makes Hardware Co. Albion Frosh Quintet .ETwX! “* mMOTd“ Lions Club Bowlers Beat Horton’i Team Andrus Battery & Electric DRIVE IN AND ‘EQUIP TOUR CAI ■=gg=ag-ga— �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 3d. MU FAQ* POUR The Hiring. B,nner|~ and Opinio,^; W7iat Others Say MltkUM. 1 But when all ibis has been- dene what has really been accomplished? \ This and That Benjamin Franklin. Printer-Scientist - Philosopher. Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday LEAVE IT TO POSTERITY TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. An Acootnpluhed Diplomat. Alfred E. Budth, would-be president • done so far is that for a period of Of the United States, chief txxxe ad­ “J* w I anywhere from two to five year*, the vocate of this country, etc." lias made 8*Ueri*UM* *y Mall. FoatpaU: anniversary of a great American who B<u known clothing flrm ot Morrill, owrunhlp ot tiro taueo uedru h- • (It taroaro’a »0 moi tMacUea , . , . .. depression. He would bond the United should not be forgotten *mid the na- tambie and Doyle. Mr. Morrill* In,b«n ch«o<M from tank, lo Ou- or- 8uk, te n„ bunm, lpnU|, tlon * tribute to George Washington tere*t In th* buatnro* w** purchased IF HABBT COL-NTT, MX MOXTHS-. 11.00 ganlxstfcn* set up by the federal gov-'money around. In other word* he this year; for thi* noted American wa*' P**-tner». Robert M Lambic and (H |wl4 ta U'UM • 18 (Ml rWwtlr| eminent. It will take more than -■» would take our trouble*, multiply them not only * glory to our history but Cha* E. Doyle, who have been as*oIX BaUY COVXTT. THRU MOXTRfl „ rciurn- or ™rur.Np to Ukr art the »”tlt™ •"a •» without him Washington might not cla!rd <lth him tn the clothing bud* ik abVaxck -------- -- --------- - ---w< • . „ our children to pay. Thai* certainly have been able to achieve our Ind- »*“ »ho continue to con_ 11™>: Irra Ito. rco«n weu Ip our g w>y a,sp0,lni pmen, OITIIBI KaBBT OOVNTT, OXI pendence duct it under the firm name of Lamrxait lx aiivaxcz---------------- »roo tudgment. difficulties. The right thinker will never Thl* great American wa* Benjamin ’ble and D°?le rOBXIGX XL-BKOlIPTloX. O.XK For instance, take a man who three fall for *ny such Huff!—Grand Ledge FrankUn. who became, next to Georg.Hasting* High debating team again yean ago purchased a farm for JlO OOO. Independent. Washington, the best known American covered Itaelf with glory by winning SDVKRTItlSU XSTKB. of the 18th Century. Wherever en- the nek*l»*f aide of the quertion when ' REVISION OF THE DEBTS. they to Muskegon and• lightened men gathered during Frank- “ — went *" ------- Heights — ‘ j Iambs sold for from 13 to 18c a pound. No creditor ever wants to readjust lin'a lifetime, they accourfted him fbre- debated with a high school team there I beef cattle at from 13 to 15c a jnund. debts. But all too often he lias lo. For most In philosophy, politics, and Friday night. The decision was unan­ only that way often lie* whatever imous in favor of the local learn. ' Under those conditions the purchaser - ------------ -— ----- aipiomacy. diplomacy, aua and to mis this aay day m* hu name i; 1$ chanee he Hiicf saving somethl^ ^re In history a* that of a pioneer Mr: and Mrs. Kellar Btem enter­ of this farm felt that he was entirely from an investment tained at dinner Tuesday night, com­ safe in paying 15.000 towards the prtn-' The gradual funding of the allied Franklin was one of the most ver- plimentary to Mr. and Mrs. Emil Ty­ idpai ahd mortgaging for the remaining; debts. with varying degrees of reduc- satlN ihen ot ohr history. His clear dfil, of Evanston. uon In the"cash value of the total an- thinking and good common sense won Mias Gertrude Carveth spent the nultles provided, was due to precisely All »«r What has happened in the mean- > tills reasoning. To be sure, no exact him fame everywhere. As for his win­ week end at Kalamazoo with hea sister. Josephine, and attended a party at W. ,4,, time? Wheat is now 50c a bushel, fat yardstick of capacity to pay existed ning personality, r proved a tremen­ dous asset to the American cause. The ‘h*! cat tie and iambs about one-third of. then or exists now. Sucb*an adjust­ final victories of Washington on the Mr. and. Mr* James Ironside return­ । what they were three years ago. so, , ment with respect to a nation as to an battlefield would never have been pos­ ed Thursday from a few days' trip JOB FBt.XT1.XO. individual, must rest largely upon buxi­ sible but for. Franklin's skill in the to Chicago. nes* judgment field of diplomacy and his ultimate he cannot pay R. He will be fortunate President Hoover is absolutely sound winning of the French nation to TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. tn urging the reconstruction of the America's side. Yesterday was the 48th anniversary going to he|p that man to tell him Debt Commission. That tlie British Benjamin Franklin wu born bi Bos­ UNEXPELTi D SURPLUSES j |hat mortgage which he may have position has become mqre unfavorable ton. on January 17. 1708. HU father Rerd They fittingly observed the oc­ tluin when the settlement of her debt wanted him to learn tlie trade of casion by inviting to the parental Mnculta-.l *ojk «UJ.. „„„ . tank U now o.rud b, U» „ was negotiated scarcely needs to be candle-making, an occupation tliat he home the children and their families. carried on in Barry cou:..> during 1932 Natlonal Credit Corporation? Not at argued disliked so much that he threatened to Nor was it necessary for the super* all what he needs ta a larger income nils country has correctly and *on- revolt. To forestall hU running away Frank, a ho lives in Springfield, lUlnoU. vtaoi* to reverse the stand they took at tran*fer of hi* debt from the bank' ristently maintained the view tiiat tlie to sea. the boy Franklin was ap­ From the Woodland items: Wallace prenticed tohU half-brother. James, a back through the gene.al fund various lng t0 add to his income, as far os we I pubUc good faith is to have any value printer; and here Franklin’s rapid self­ Barry of Merriam, our Iceman, has had education got its start. In his brother's a gang of men at work for nearly a week little surpluses in the funds tor exten- can I thSs vlPW must be respected. But debt shop he met intelligent people, he harvesting as fine a crop ot Ice as has *icn work came to light that totaled What has happened to the value ot I *dju*tnn-nt in relation to capacity to eagerly read the best books, and he ever been put up here. He has filled C. about 81623 irutead of the 8900 esti- | thts man, Urm, measured In gold dol* p*>’ r"1’ upon “ «“««">« soon tried hi* hand at writing tor his ,or 'lar» with their purchasing power to-jR™“ vaUey of a world-wide depres- brother's newspaper, called the -first ery icehoures up to th;* time, and I* now engaged in filling the large ice­ nnMtlonal sheet in America " October. November and December from That farm, instead of being. slnn does not offer the best »|>at for Quarreling with his brother. Frank­ house at Saddlebag lake. this total leave* about 81300 available Mrlh 810.000. Is worth only 83,333 1-3 f estimating exactly capacity to pay. But lin set out for Philadelphia at the age Rev. E. R. Lyon* began a series of for the current year Thte budget will Bnd „ ha5a opoo mortgage on It How ln the Germany, for example, revival *ervire* al the Kilpatrick necessitate . ■ .h< no alternative If her creditors soon caught the attention ot Governor ■ church last Monday evening. necessitate the the disrwnsine dispensing of of all all srere-1 *eere-1 u ,Ws man t0 [>ay u. unlcM {<> exists.ihfy Keith at whose suggestion he went to I’ A ftw of our local fishermen braved tarial work and the slowing up of ac-, can Ret a iargf.r income? The answer i* and help maintain her finances and London There, in spite of many hard-1 the cold and stormy weather long tiviUes undertaken But extension work p]aln j{e cannot do it from the present! *«*r currency. Just wliat cut in repara- ships, lie soon obtained employment enough the latter part of last week to wiU be continued. Thr fine work being farm ttons 18 ,o ** recommended by and his agreeable personality brought make *ome very good catches ot bluePop, b, 4-H dub* home economic . w, by lhe Alta it I, hiin many influential friend*. One of | gill.* .na we are not pretending to aavwe con impossible to predict But the cut te them, a Quaker merchant Denham. | Miss Calla Jarvis visited her parent* groups, and other worthwhile activl-1 grru hw ,0 pr(^1Pm W’e! HkcljMo b* a deep one. and the effect --------------------------- :-------- ------------------------- in Woodbury tlie latt of the week. tie* will not be discarded entirely. This | certainly „rttlnl>. do PC anv upon the do not not uan want. t0 to ,see any al. at- upon th- twd«t.. of the Allies mu t m.*------------of- — .-j---------------corrcjiofijimgly serloits. discovery an -----------unexpected surplus was THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. tempt at blmetaUun. as the cheaper The problem c*ib for the nblr-.t and a happy ending to a situation that of the two metals will always drive out ___ _ A barn belonging to Clarr Furnls* of _____ most ex;<-tfenced bu.Uiu-.ji judgment' Nashville was burned to the ground might have aroused considerable ill the higher-priced one. so that we get that tlie country pas*es.-<-s. The Dtbt I early Friday morning. feeling. May the general fund continue down to one fluctuating baM- We car. Commission functioned admirably be-, j Eggs 25 cent* a doyen; butter 17 . . If rhouljI •hnutrt MM fittirHnn with Jcvl ! W Ml OWMM .urplaw. under, M 0,. , . . I! l«re. 11 w» I. ! cent* a pound. now. that Congress. similar circumstance* in the future! I.lar sliould . .. not .be .based , on mmnu-ii. Bcr'* nc * We hope tha * Cn, '*rp’ 1 Troxel's musical club will hold an commodi- ji *succeS* after due debate, will accept the real!-1 IX CHARACTER, open meeting at the K. of P. armory | ties, rather than on one or two metals lies ot the situation.and accede to the] FEDERAL WAGES AGAIN. next Tuesday evening. An interesting in manners. in style, . [ At the present time—and we see no President's request.—New' York Hirst Id' program ha* been prepared and a cor­ In answer lo Mr. Grant's communi­’ j immediate prospects of remedy—gold Tribune. in all things the su­ dial invitation is extended to all to at­ cation in this issue: We realise that1 tend. preme excellence is " । Is too costly. People who are In debt । Miss Mabel Colgrove entertained a find it out of the question to pay tliei.i friend from Cliarlotte last week they «illAlso be among .the last to debte. when income shrinks two-thirds Longfellow. NEWS GLEANINGS. Commissioner J. C. Ketcham attend­ With all due respect to the statesmen ed the couifiy teacher*' Institute for probably for several years to come Early talking pictures were limited Eaton county at Charlotte Friday. at Washington, we believe their at­ to scenes of .•even minutes, since that fanners and businessmen throughout Mr *nd Mr*. R. T. French and Mr tention ought to be directed to formu­ was the capacity of the disk record. j the country have taken wage cute con­ and Mrs. Stebbins, of Middleville, at­ lating plans whereby- the farmer par­ tended the dancing party in this city siderably in excess of 10 per cent. Mort Tlie average Government cost of ticularly can get a better income, and Friday evening. factories, too. have reduced wage* by A targe shaft in the handle factory so take the mortgage and notes ant! handling each letter mailed is 1.73' cents. al least 10 per cent; some by 20 per! _____ --------------------------------------------------------------1 m Freeport gave way one day last week other evidences of hi* Indebtedness out cent and some even more. In fact many Tl. rtd suck, sna nec-c I,-.; FnnMM • »•> | of the column of frozen assets. an-> industries have had hard work to keep flight is not ordinarily more than 40 ! £ ‘ l' lnnn td to open In Philadelphta. Nove* and familv nf Manix provide for the farmer an Income so mile an honr Within a short tune Denham died and । J " Noyes and family of Maple their men bu*y at any price. With the “ " _______ I FnuikUn .gain •» wtaunit a Job. bu: grm, mil.a hu nolhcr. M„ A. he can pay hi* debt*. It ta unfair to the cost ot living down about 20 per cent 7 cm™™’,*- M hu J.™ or debtor class to ask him tq. pay his from the high level* when the wage in­ debts when it requires three tunes the 8. is employed directly or Indirectly in' crease is granted, why Is it unfair to printing shop In Pliiladclphla and in <'ta'htj_»crts to George Wellman who i ” ............ ‘ • • • amount ot products to pay them tiial the production of automobiles. • it tlie ■ most - - Un­ I will move on to the same in March ■m* B'kttU UAUCilA tUIU.OJtT» , _______ ten years he had made ask government employees u, to accept Ua E. W Smith who has been quite sick 10 per cm.. CM. Thu u p-CcuUd,|11 du «•" «'»" A«. ____ ____ ..._____ _ air­ portant uortunt business of it* its kind in In the ____ American-operated Last year is better at this writing. true when only U>e uUrtea Above —etc cone. craft in foreign sendee completed 99 31 country. Next he bought the Pennsyl­ Ml** Sylvta Klnnie 1* home from vania Gazette, which toon gained a per cent of their scheduled mileage. U.MO ut concerned. Thi. minimum u HIGHWAY STONTERS circulation of 10.000 and became one of Middleville. Polly Mann ta laid up with a badly certainly considered a liveable wage' Seven hundred thousand miles of the th." outstanding paper* of the time In sprained ankle. lhew d.y. The -ano e.Um.led u Wh“' “ Ann A,bl" total highway mileage of 3.030.000 tnl thi* ps|>cr he began those pithy | maxims lo be gathered under the title Mr*. L. Ireland is entertaining her 150 mllbon dull.™ Allmew . 55 1-31 <*>»»'•"« «“ «' the United States is surfaced. of Poor Richard's Almanac." which ■ reasons why accidents on highways ore All but four states liave workmen's lives "today in lasUtig fame. so frequent. FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. hundred million still remains. Possibly j compensation taws. Meanwhile Franklin's Interest and Woodland reports a revival—of the A car in front ot us began to -stunt' —-------I activities had broadened in every dltills sum is just a drop in the bucket' 1 nure arc about 140 gallons of juice rcttlon He founded the American roller skating. by making sharp zig-zag* from side tn but faced with a deficit the size ot the : County School Commissioner Andrus i philosophical Society, organized tlie ,o 1 side. Apparently the driver wished to to a ton of Concord grapes. present one. nothing Is too small to' said the Woodland, school U doing The mot common family name of: consider. It is natural, too, that poll-|> give hi* passenger* ■ two women and u The recent sleighing has resulted in tlcians chould shy nt the thought of i miall child) a thrill The Intended 1 terest In science also developed, and he filling Freeport mill yard with logs, federal wage reductions. A general I thrill, however, went far beyond ex­ insuring plenty of work for next aeaWilliam Howard Tait was the first I invented a stove and began those exelection is coming and the party that: pectations as the car skidded left jicrimcnt* In electricity which have civil governor of the Philippines. Tlie Freeport Herald registers a puts through »qch a reduction is gotr.e across the road out of control, hit UNmade hl’ name a household word In righteous case because twelve farmers to be mighty unpopular with federal soft dirt and turned a double somer­ Italy exported 1.740,000 hats, both the scientific world. Every schoolboy knows the story of left their teams without blanketing employees and their families—and the sault. ending up a complete wreck. By straw and felt, to the United States them, and intimates that the owners last year. some miracle none of the occupants Franklin's su*plclon that the lighti total of this vole is considerable. When nlngbvlt was simply a larger specimen » should mend their ways or look out for times Improve we would certainly fa-j were kHlffl- or injured save for a few a climate where blankets are not sup­ There are 33.000.000 drivers In the mlnoiXZuts and bruises Also mirac­ United States to operate the 36.600.000 of the spark he drew from a Leyden posed to be necessary. jar. He proved the likeness with his automobiles. ulous was the fact that other autornohistoric experiment of the kite and the! The last course was pul on the new cost of living mounts. But Just now wt bank building standpipe yesterday, and believe the reduction advocated by cer­ ! biles in the normally heavy traffic on । A ton of coal yields approximately key during the thunder-storm. The in- j it now looms up to tlie fuU height of its vention of the lightning-rod soon fol­ the car | io.ooo Cublc fcet of ga5-tain bolder member* of congress a en­ dignity. Nearly all work has been done lowed swerved. Not all stunting motorists end I tirely in order. Franklin's diplomatic feat* make too, on the waterworks that can be done Michigan, the home of the automo­ up with such a spectacular spill—a ' while the severe weather lasts, and it bile has about BOO blacksmith shops long a list for a newspaper column, but is probable that the work will b; rood number of them end up in fatal and 70 livery stables. VALUES AND FINANCE. it wa* lie who first sought to bind the, . 1 turned over lo the village shortly, alIt is interesting »o note the eflorts, accidents that often involve the lives ot Tin- ■ “ . X™*'SSiwSSMM An aierage 'of three and a-half dozen bring mad<* at Washington to thaw out other*. But habitual stumer, usually is completed. “nlU ft ““ baseballs arc used tor the World Scries Culme, telore Ih. Ravoluucn. »4 until •frozen assets" --— -—-------.. .. -------------- -- ..... om- games. Gardner Potter and Will Chidester dining that struggle hl* Influence In leave for a short visit with Ionia rela­ companies, building ard loan aisocia- *'> or hitcr. Any |>enon with the intel-1 Fiance provided Uie factor that Tlie mocking bird Ito* been adopted turned the Revolution to victory for tives tomorrow. From Ionia Mr. Potter turns and other like institutions. These' Ultnre of a healthy thirteen-year-old will leave for his home in Orchard as the official bird of Texas. America. . * consist largely of mortgages and bonds. lx>>' undoubtedly realizes that a nurPark. New York. Even at 81. Franklin'* deeds for hl* About 20 per rent of the licensed air­ Up to the present time the National, crowded highway Is no place lo Mrs. John • Pcnderga*t visited the country were nor yet ended, for in pllots In Great Britain are women. » Credit Corporation has been authorittu c.u: capers with an automobile. 1787 he jierfurmed the culminating Valley City last week. Mis* Olive Grigsby wlh leave for ty congreu f<r the i>urpoae of loanine Rut the fket is tliat motor licenses The United Stall s consumes half the service of his long and great career Chicago next week for a vteit with her money to banks, taking these frown i we’constantly being Issued to person^ world’s output of tin. with tlie fitting act of becoming a brother Cyril. number of the Convention that wrote assets as security for the loans, with a who haven't the intelligence or the re­ txxsantlvllie was the former name of the Constitution. FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. large enough margin to make tlie loan' sponsibility to be trusted on a highway Cincinnati. Throughout his life lie was a de­ Il is splendid sleighing. perfectly safe for tU Credit Corpora- with • car. voted admirer of George WatliingUiu. It has snowed every day since Uon. and tile friendship of these two men U Ciirtatmu. magas, a full-blooded Indian. one ot the fairest pages in early Another step has been the addition Hon. F. D. Prindle is visiting re|aAmerican history. On his death, on live* at Chicago. i Apr.l 17. 1790. Franklin willed hi* cane We read that a London man left 100 No quorum al the council meeting on einment land banks, v will addi to Washington, with the famous Tuesday evening clocks in his will. An usually large es­ DERELICTION. to the facilities the farmer now has word*. "My fine crab-tree walking Greenbacks are worth - tn coin 94 tats to wind up.—Humorist. This word goes back directly to the stick, with a gold hc*d curiously and three-quarter* cent* on the dollar. for negotiating loans on his land. About eight inchm of snow fell on Still another step calls for the inA late start has, advantages. You Latin de. "fully.'' re. "back behind.' wrought In the form of a cap of libcri>:.d Hnquere. "to leave' —derellnquere ty- 1 She lo my friend and the friendI, Monday afternoon and evening . vestment of gMW.OM.ooo in still another avoid the dust of those who started tr^aaing "to lorsake utterly." ot mankind. General Washington. It ooa „ lne Shall the lUTmcn firemen be paid u Is B a ques ques-. corporation, whose purpose is to make early to avoid the traffic —San FranclsIn English, dereliction 1* used to de-1 « were a sceptre, he has merited it Uoo whlch now agitates the people of loans on certain kinds of securities! co Chronicle. note complete abandonment, leaving1 an<l would become R." I. ••-. ­ city. thi* • — ■ ■ with an Intention not to reclaim or re1 a 1 cmkiiu Sheriff Cressey ha* that are not marketable under prevt . ........ - — — ••--------- - - -----------------■•■* appointed apiMJimeu Isaac Isaac golf 'unic. and *1*0 U> mean a failure in A rather renbarraaing thing hap-1 W. Vrooman. vrooman. undershenff undcraherlfi. Frank ent conditions fAlso, a dollar will buy • a bigger ... ............ Prank N. N *11 than pened to a Californian real estate Bowen and Irving L- Cre**ey of Has­ It is bellcred that the net result or t>aU ,lun formerly. toTOfrly.—Arkansas Arkam.u Gazette “ ' “J* a willful neglect or omission. ------------ 1 k Dtr’f •ll“'»l'un pronounced with agent the ether day. While he wtu I Ungs, and Jacob Hofmann of Wood­ all at these measures will be that upjExperience hu taught Hut the best I “*l e ** 1,1 “tend a* in event, i stressing the many beauties and advan- land, deputies. All are excellent apwards of MXWo.ooo.uoo of credit can be1 *y to stop hitch-hlklnr hitch-hiking u U lost Jtut to -o let ii 8*?0 U'“.!a cucut 01 • 8P*ntah-type bungalow to a pointioenta. extended to banks and to the ottax or-.ihem hike.—euxu City Tribune. | “RAriied by hu aa-1 propoct. three different motorist* । Thera win be • Masonic fesUval at | sociaies with dereliction of duty." pulled up and asked tor gasoline.—Hie Union lull Friday evening, January 26. !*iT: eduction On Any Man’s or Boy’s SUIT or O’COAT In Our Store! r 25% to 50% reduction on all our Fall and Winter merchandise. 2.20 wt. Denim Overalls, full cut 95c Fast color, full cut Work Shirts 48c Brown Jersey, Canvas Gloves 10c Latnbie & Doyle "The Store for Dad & Lad" A Quotation Way of Our World Pungent Paragraphs This Week's Word The entertainment will consist of laughable fun entitled "Elder Mingled Donation*." from Josiah Alien. Comic EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK. feats and vocal and instrumental Broker's loans on Wall Street take music. Supper and- dancing. .. -- . nineteenth consecutive weekly drop to At home, is the regliler's office, the 11563.0004)00; U low mark for nearly 14 new William — present ------- ... -address --------- ----of wm. — , ge.804.000 000 marks high for Scudder, our newly elected register 1929. The weather is cold but pleasant. New sodium vapor lamp with four Umea the efficiency of neon is demon­ strated in New York. A COMMUNICATION. Davis resigns Philippine post; Col. "Irony surely Is one of tlie oonitltu- Roosevelt to succeed him. enta of the situation which would force Dawes to resign as ambaaador to a wage cut upon the very last group of employees lo receive even the mo»; Great Britain after hta arms parley modest increases during so-called work is completed. "goexl-times." Other elements of great­ Mellon's drastic taxation plan. In­ er Importance afe Injustice, Inequity, tended to balance budget by 1034 meets unsound economics. opposition from dry good.-, men. ' It must be recognised that the in­ Current History Federal Wage Cuts creases which were granted were the first in generations; and that while they did help to alleviate to some,ex­ tent the actual privations of thousands ct Government workers, they certainly did not bring the salaries up to a de­ cent standard. 'To cut Government wages therefore would put this class of employees back not ten but more than fifty years, and would be a wellnigh Irreparable blow to the civil service as a whole. 'These facts are being borne tn mind by legislators who have the best Inter­ ests of the Government and of Its citlaens. as well as of the employees themselves, at heart." (Federal News— Washington. D. C.) The general tenor of such editorials as recently appeared in the Hastings Banner, are certainly far removed from the altitude of the Methodist Episcopal church, and the teachings of the founder of Christianity. Apropos this discussion, and In happy contrast to it. are the attitude* of such men as Senator Ashursl of Arizona, who de­ clared 'the reduction of wages and salaries is a penny-pinching, cheese­ paring attitude, and I am against It." It is patent that even an orgy of Federal wage-cutting would have but little effect on the latite deficit nowfared by the Government, and leaders tn Congress, inclixilng majority leader Rainey. Rep. Byrtis. chairman of the House Appropriations committee, and Prerident Hoover, have all expreaaed themselves as unqualifiedly opposed to suoh ajnove. I wonder if the Banner will not print these facta also, editorially? Ass t. Mktg. Specialist. U. 8 Dept, of Agr.. Chicago. Crumbs of Wisdom BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. "An atmosphere of security, a free­ dom Iron) the fear of war. Is the first requisite for economic stability."— Arthur Henderson, British Foreign Secretary, 'We have Uksaiiaed sickness. We must change tlie philosophy that sick­ ness Is a necessity. Youth must be inspired by virtues of health and taught tliat health is a great adven­ ture and the accumulation of ages." —Dr. Willis A. Sutton, post president, National Education Association. Justice Holmes resigns from Supreme Court. Nonpartisan activities In both houses encourage Hoover reconstruction plan*. Norway add* 20 per cent lo duty on imports. Britain ready to give Burma respon­ sibility of government. Germany seeks economic standing with Italy. under­ Solution of reparation* hinged by MuMolinl upon American action. Nationalist leaders reject plan of Bruenlng to prolong Hindenburg * term for another year. French propose handing over Ger­ man -railway bonds to U. 8. in setlletpent of Interallied debt*. India prohibit* gatherings of more than five. Communication Costa Mesa. California. January 6, 1932. Hastings Banner, Dear Sirs: I noticed in my last Ban­ ner that some people who had been motoring through this state and had arrived in Hastings, with a report tliat there were several Inches of snow In Los Angeles. I have wondered if perhaps it was a misprint or If they had raid tliere was snow In the mountains. It does not ta 4* An»clf* Tve lived near ? !0T 8ever“ >«•« and never-­ heard of It yet Ot course there are mountains not far from us where there Is snow and the roads are rather crowded week-ends with people going up to it. but In Los Angeles Itself there Isn't any. California la a large state with all kinds of climates and II snows in the northern part, also In the mountains hpre ,7* .on*3' WBy 1 '•n thl«k “f snow being In Loa Angeles would be If soma of the suburbs lay rather high up the hills or mountains. rather disliked the Impression neonte there would get of our stale „^e had *c'eral lnchM of this winter, which Is needed a* our ground water level was getting low. I enjoy the Bonner but wish there "The time has come to paint the was more news from the port of Hie county in which I lived. (Oedar Creek ardly. vicious—.a thing ta be despised by •nd Noruuut Bwy>. My •very right-thinking mao and woman.’ wrote N. E. Barry uews lot year*. —Or« rranklln D. RoqmvbIL Mr*. Mary Smith Bennett. ♦ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY M, !Mt BWC0.MS5135.-" 7 8.18 INIREISURY , THE I BETTER STORE FOR MEN NASHVILLE. FREEPORT. ur. and Mr* w. a. vance were ween-, miss Helen gain or Bowne epent over end gueste ot Dr. and Mrs. Merle Vance the week end with Mi*a Margaret Per- j tun Vance of Charlotte. Dr. Emory Morris of Battle Creek spent Sunday with hl* parent*. Dr. and Dorothy Perkin* is nicely ImproWng ..------------- -------- ---------------- Raymond Perkin* of Grand Rapids spent the week end with his parents, In the Escheats Fund, which is the Three River* have moved In with Ills Mr. and Mr*. Glen Perkins. «Friday evening. January 22. will be fund for estate* where there are no parents. Mr. and Mrs. Verdgre Knoll. J. Clare McDerby was in Detroit community night and everyone is in­ vited to attend. A good program and •669.46 This year it is (70279 from Thursday until Saturday. pot luck supper are planned. The pro­ In tlw Repairs and Maintenance Mrs. Llbble MaaUch ot Lansing spent gram will be put on by the Udles' Aid Fund fot county property/ the balMrs Eunice Mead has relumed U> it Is •3 ’35.75. Mr. and Mrs. John Reamer and son her home after spending a tew weeks In the Tax Redemption Fund the in East J-ansing. Mrs. Minor Hamll- Lloyd were guests Sunday of Mr. and balance a rear bro was (1.144 25 This ton l» staying with her. year H it (1,773.01. Mr*.’ Clarence Shew Shaw and daughter. Mrs. Agnes Tlipmpson 1* on the sick In the Tax Collection Fund tlw Roberta spent a few day* last week list this week. amount on hand this year is (10.000 with Mrs Walter Springberg near East Miss Augusta Hinckley of Grand Ordinarily thereiwould be no money In I-rmsing and with her mother Mrs. Rapids culled Sunday at the Adam that fund, but this year, owing to the Eunice Mead at the home of Lloyd Endres home. situation with reference to township Mead. Dr. and Mr*. J. W. Rlgterink of treasurers' bonds, some ot these treas­ Mrs. Bessie Brown and children spent Grand Rapid* were Sunday guests at urer* haw paid into the county thk Sunday afternoon with Mr*. Hasel Put­ the home of Mr. and Mr*. Dell God­ amount of tax collected every two man and family at Jackson. frey. weeks, so there is at the present time Mr. snd Mn. Clair Brooks and son Tlie Misses Bernice and Vivian Ken­ a total of (10.000 In that fund. cf Detroit spent the week end with the dall of Central Lake are spending this In the Interest Fund, which meant* latter's parents, Mr. and Mn. Amos the Interest paid by banks, on county Merle Neeb and Miss Bernice is teach­ deix»lU. there was a balance a year Tlie Mlsr.es Esther Dull and Thcresaa ing the grammar room during Mrs.. ago of (5320.09. This year it Is (5^6430 Pause of Lansing were home over Sun­ Neeb * abtcnce. In the Soldiers' Relief Fund the bal- day. Mr*. Addle Miller of Irving called Rev. and Mrs. D. C. Oitroth of Lan­ Sunday on Mr and Mr*. Sam Eckert. Is 1130.30, ding spent Friday with their parents. Dr. Pultz, our local physician, who In the Cemetery Trust Fund there Rev. an£ Mrs. Albert Ostroth. recently underwent a scrlou* operation is a balance on liand of 1200. There at a hospital In Lansing is doing fine was nothing In that fund a year ago day and Sunday with their grandpar­ In the County Health Unit Fund ent*. Mr. and Mr*. George S. Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Neeb accompan­ The Clover Leaf club held their an­ ied Mrs. Leatha Clinton and sons tn nual meeting Thumdny night at the Hastings Saturday. home of Mr*. Llbble Marshall Tlie Mr. and Mrs. Orno Knowles and Myr­ In the County Road Fund the bal­ following officers were elected for the na Lou. were guest* Sunday at ’the ance on hand a year ago »u (45349.94 coming year: President. Mra. June home of the latter'* parents. Mr. and Ir land; vice-president. Mr*. Melissa Mrs. R E. Lipscomb at Grand Rapids. In the Covert Road Fund thia year Showalter; secretary. Mrs. Minnie Mr. and Mrs. Merle Neeb made a Biggs: treasurer. Mr*. Della Bowman: business and pleasure trip to Des­ The total cash In all these funds 1* corresponding secretary, Mrs. Fern Moines, Iowa, starting Saturday. They • 135.718.16 Tlie county owes for Covert Cross: chorister, Freida Schulze; expect to return the latter part of the read bonds the following. pianist, Mrs. Pauline Lykins. The Payable May 1. 1032 W1.154. payable sympathy and relief committee remem­ Floyd Neeb. wife and two children of I May 1. 1933 (04320. payable May I. bered over two hundred people last Lake Odessa spent Sunday evening 11934 (53.62833. or a total of (179302 33 tear with fruit, flowers, cards and food with Mr. and Mrs. Lgwls Neeb. I Thi* total is a reduction of about (200.­ arid clothing for the needy. Miss Gwenith Strong of Clarksville .000 from the Idghcst amount for such Linden Griljln. son of Mr. and Mrs. spent Sunday at the Lewis Neeb home. indebtedness. It seem* probable that. Robert Griffin has been quite sick for Marvell Neeb of Lake Odessa is help­ I within three years, this entire debt will n few days. ing Lewis Neeb during the absence ot ' be wiped out. It is believed that future Mrs. Grace Klelnhau* went to Grand his son Merle Neeb. Iroud construction can be managed in Rapids Saturday where she will spend Mr. and Mrs Roy Tooker and family some other way than by selling the a few months. of Elkhart. Indiana, were Sunday county bonds, which draw six |>er cent FUneral service* fcr John Kocher. 87 guests at the E W. Tooker home. j The only Covert road authorized but years old. was held Saturday after­ -Mr. and Mrs Frank Ross and daugh­ not yet built la what is known a* the noon at two o'clock at the Hess Funeral ter Dona and son Dempster, were ■ Hasting* Center road, consisting of Home. Mr Kocher and his brother. Grand Rapids visitors Sunday. j about six and one-half miles. During Will, conducted a dry goods store here Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Austin spent tha* present year something over seven over forty years. He and his sister. the week end in Grand Rapids with NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. i also called on her great uncle. Dave As- miles werejmllt in the southwestern Sarah, made their home together un­ relatives and made the acquaintance Horn to Mr. and Mr*. Homer Row-' plnall and found him very poorly. part ophezounty. in the township* of til last fall on account of falling health, of the two new grandchildren. Doris ladcr a seven and three-fourth* pound Mr*. Mae Oversmllh. Mrs. Myra ' Barrjnaijd Johnstnwn, at a very small his niece and husband. Mr. and Mrs. and Dorr Jerrills, whose mother will son, January 12th. He answers to the1 Firster, Mrs. Wm. Bayne. Mrs. Wood. | cost as flpmpared with previous Covert Sprouse of Illinois came to care for be remembered as Mary Austin. Mrs. Maggie Waneless of Toledo. name of James Duane. Miss Florence Mrs. None Coolbaugh and Mrs. Del-' road conXruction. It Li believed that them. Rev. Hayes of the Evangelical Coolbaugh of Hastings is practical tnond Fuller attended the Brethcrn L. the Hastings Center road can be built church officiated at the service and Ohio, is again back with her mother. Mrs. Sam Eckert, and expects to re­ nurse. | A. S ul Mrs. Hoover* in Woodland.'ot a cost not exceeding that paid for main indefinitely. Mr. and Mr* Clark Oversmllh and Wednesday. They reported a very nice, the two pieces built in Barry and view cemetery. son. also Prank Kilmer of Detroit were time. (Johnstown thin year, so that the The annual meeting of the Woman's Little Teddle Walton, who has been Wednesday evening guest* of Shirley ■ < a *---------------amount added to tire bonded debt will Literary club was held Wednesday aft­ suffering with streptococcus sore Slocum and family. | JUST GIVE 'EM A CHANCE. r.oi be much. For this year there 1* In­ ernoon at the library. A Bohemian throat, is again able to be in school. Mr*. Howard Bryan* and three little I There were no muskrats In contincn-1 eluded in the tax levy (61.154 for th? luncheon wa* served at one o'clock. Mrs. Wynn was numbered among the daughter* spent from Saturday until tai Europe prior to 1905; then a few retirement of Covert road bond*, so The Welcome Phllathen class was en­ sick for several days this week. Wednesday with her parents, Mr. and »crc Imported and today there are (that in any event the amount of the tertained Friday evening at the home Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Rosser, daugh­ Mr*. Bert Birman, near Dowling; she said to be 100.000.000. J county's road bond indebtedness will be of Mrs. Helen Butler, she was assisted ter Gwendolyn, of Allegan were guesLs by Mis* Carrie Calry, Mrs. Dorothy Sunday of tlie former's father. Percy ____________________________________________ ____________ ________________ _' largely reduced th** year. _______________________________ I Wc think every taxpayer of Barry Yarger and Mr*. Theresa Hess. Ion Gage of Jackson spent Bunday Dorr Caln of Lyndonville. New York, county can take a Just pride in the fine is spending a few week* with relative* condition of the county's finances. The nt his home here. Mrs. Ellen Spagnualo and two chil­ here. county owes but (179,000 and ha* over dren of Fowlerville spent lost week C. A. Glass, the blind preacher. 1* (135.000 casli on hand. The board, throad commission and the county of­ with her father. Charles Deamonte and still conducting the revival service* at Pleasant Valley which are very inter­ ficers are all working In harmony with family. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hcm and son of esting. the purpose of cutting costs wherever Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Coals made a busi­ poailble and reducing tire tax levy in Owosso spent Sunday with the former's ness trip to Battle Creek Thursday. Barry county to the lowest possible parent*, Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Hess. Errol Wells and Clift Klelnhaus were Sunday guest* at the Noviskey home limit*. . in Grand Rapid* Saturday. were. MUs Augusta Hinckley. Mr. and Funeral senices for Mr*. Sarah Mrs. 8. E. Johnson of Grand Rapid*. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Day and Eloise Good were held Sunday afternoon. Mra. Tiiey al*o called on Mr. and Mr*. W 8. accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hen- Good leaves two daughters. Mrs. Albert Surrarrer and family and Nel*on McClelland and Mrs. John Rafflcr. Hinckley and Mr. and Mrs. George den-bott and Robert of Hastings to Segel- and Bryan Walker. I-anslng Sunday when they spent the WEST HOPE. Ralph Moore entertained his Sunday day with their sister, Mrs. Ernest Wood Mbs Belle McCallum, Jay McMannis. School class ol boys Friday evening at and family. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde, were Sunday Jesse and Glenna Osgood attended the guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. funeral ot Glenn Terry in Battle Creek tiss. Games were played and refresh­ Tuesday afternoon. Glenn was the son ments of Ice cream and cake were Clyde Wilcox of Hastings. Mrs. Mabel Adams and Mrs Ethel of Mr. and Mn. Roy Terry of this served. The boys all enjoyed the eve­ and was a splendid ning to the fullest extent. Wilcox were in Hastings Tuesday to neighborhood young man. The bereaved ones have receive their lesson on H. M. Max Curtiss. Fred Kundee. and John Seifert were the boy* choacn to at­ Miss Minnie and Lee Barley of Nash­ our deepest sympathy. ville were callers of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. tend live Y. Convention held Satur­ death of Mr*. George VanZandt of day al Battle Creek and through the Mudge Sunday. I The men of the neighborhood will Plainwell Saturday. We didn't hear of kindness of Mr. Voorhees whom they hofd a wood bee Wednesday in O. D. It until too late to attend the funeral accompanied, were given a good time Fassett's woods for our minister. The sendee but the neighborhood would and learned of the good Ideals of the jL. A. S. will furnish a pot luck dinner surely have been represented if pos­ organization. nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fa.uett. sible. She was a tine young woman and I Twelve young people were delight­ a patient sufferer, hating battled with Uy were guests Saturday ot Mr. and fully entertained at the home of Mr. tuberculosis for five years. The family. Mrs. J. W. Wolfe at Hasting*. ’ and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox Saturday eve­ Mis. Wm. Ward and children of this Paul Johnson of South Bowne spent ning. honoring their son Kenneth's, place and her son Junior and husband, Thursday with his grandparents, Mr. also Miss Lorraine Jugle'a birthdays. we sympathize with in their sorrow. and Mrs. H. M. Boughncr. No school at tlie present writing as The telephone lines number 69 and Rev. Wilkins has been on the sick list 57 held their annual meeting at the our teacher. Mrs. Lena Laubaugh. is for several days home of the President. Verne Haw- quite ill with sore throat. Miss Rose Clark of Hastings spent Carlton Center Thursday on business. blltx. After a delicious pot luck dinner j the business meeting was held and Monday with her sister. Mrs. Mary P. A. Thomas and wife and Mrs. ‘ the following officers elected: President. McCallum. George Seger and Mary Lou Henney Wm. McCallum and family spent were Hastings visitor* Saturday. Verne Hawblltz; vice-president. Her|bic Wilcox; secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Sunday in Kalamazoo with Mr. and W. S. Surrarrer and sons Clarence (Mabel Adams; directors. Verne Haw- Mrs. Ed. Clarke and family. and Merle were in Dutton Saturday. We wish to make a correction. In the । blitz, Herbie Wilcox. Mrs. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Hany Thornpaon and j Worth Green and Pear! Basore. Christmas report we praised Mrs. Tom family of Hastings spent Sunday with | Ted Vogler of Benton Harbor was a Murray for her splendid performance. Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson. week-end visitor of Kenneth Wilcox. It should have read. Mrs. Tom Proud­ Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rogers and fit. daughter of Grand Rapids and Mr. and About 100 people enjoyed the oyster Mrs. Ed. Hotchkiss and children of home ot Mrs. Pearl Foster Wednesday. supper nt the Orange hall Friday South Boston were Bunday guests at night. The supper and program were COUNTY LINE. the Earl Rogers home. Miss Ila Sargent visited lier par­ excellent. The next month's meeting Mrs. Sara Boughner of Flint spent ent* In West Sebewa over the week will be with Mrs. Hattie Anders of Del­ several days with Mr. and Mrs. Henry ton. A personal letter lo the club was Adams. end. • Zine Clark vUitcd Mr. and Mrs. Peter read from Mr. and Mrs. David Shep­ Mrs. Minard Lewis of South Bowne herd who arc wintering in Florida, and spent several days assisting her moth­ Fender in Sebewa Thursday. I H. J. Gibson of Grand Rapids came wM much enjoyed. er. Mrs. Henry Adam*, with her house­ Mrs. A. C. Gesler of Centralia. hold duties. home Saturday morning . and stayed until! Sunday to visit with hl* family Wash., and Myron Parker of Kalama­ Mr. and Mr*. George Bustance enter­ zoo spent Saturday afternoon at Ira tained the following'to Sunday dinner; ' here. Mrs. Charlie Huff of Lake Odessa McCallum's. Mr. and Mrs. Millard BrecheUen and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Schroeder and family and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brechcame one day last week to help her sister, Mrs. Phillip Gerlinger with her daughter and friend* of Kalamazoo elscn and family of Carlton. Mr. and work. spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John Asplnali of Hastings and Mr. and Mr*. Herman Winkler and Richard Arenlz. Mra. Carrie L. Gerlinger were m Grand Mrs. Forest Fox of Tamarac CorRapid* Thursday. HOLMES CHURCH. knera called Thursday at the Bassett Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owen*, and home. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wachter were .callers on our street* Wednesday. We daughters of Grand Haven and___ Mrs. Sunday callers at the F. E. Deming are glad to see Mra. Wachter on tlw Arlle Crockford of Milwaukee were home were. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Deming gain. week-end guest* at Joseph Crockford'a. Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Seger and two | Mr. Fred J- Eckardt and son Eugene Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Farrell and *ons Hubert and Robert, all of Grand 'nf Grand Rapids visited the former’s ton of Carlton were Sunday guest* at Rapids, and Mr. and Mr*. George sister. Mi** Olga Eckardt over the Roy Wickham s. Deming, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Pish and Mr. and Mr*. Walter Durkee were in three children. | Mr. and Mr*. Reuben Gerlinger of Grand Rapid* Thursday. Hasting* visited their uncle. Phillip Mr. Elsa Everett* of Milwaukee is on account of the high water which HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Gerlinger Sunday. visiting Ilia grandma. Mrs. Sylvester prevents progrew. of construction on I Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cassell of Lan­ Ovaramith. the new road being graded near Dut­ sing acre calling along the line WcdChurch will be held at Thurlow Ans- ton. Deaday. paugh'* next Sunday. Tlie Sunday evening services were (Continued from page one) n Important Message DON’T SPLASH y~| utr TO SEMQvt - U1V this cap is easy to to MEN Who Did Not Receive ENOUGH TIES for Christmas. REMOVE NOW ... your choice of any Tie in the store ... all of our finest $1.50 tics are included T A gentle pull removes these new bottle caps that seal our pure, wholesome milk. They're KUVERCAPS. eliminators of ice picks and forks—spilling and splash­ ing. And they give extra protection to your milk. 79 The adoption of KUVERCAPS is jurt one more evidence of the progrew vene** of this modem, up-to-date dairy—one more «tep in perfecting our service to the housewives of this community. TWO for $1.50. Better Put in a Supply Right Now! Thos. E.Waters &. Son 'The Better Store for Men" take ♦ 0 four non- Inventory Clearance Sale of Col. USED CARS arley leeta Prices Have Been Drastically Cut to Move Them Quickly! reme mses Ians. y on All cars with the exception of those priced below $ 100 have been recondi­ tioned throughout and are guaranteed. ider- by OUR MILK IS SEALED WITH THE High grade dairy product*, packaged conveniently and lafely, is our pledge to you. Won' t yov phone your order today? kuvercap HIGHLANDS DAIRY Robert W. Cook, Prop. , Telephone 2651 Hasting*, Mich. given over to Mr- Farrell and his group ’ Theodore Buehler; treasurer; Fred of five boy* from Woodland who took ;Schwader; Chaplain. Geo. Brown; charge of their program in fine shape Warden. Carl Lenz; Con.—Harry in which they told of their experiences' Lenz; R. 6. N. G.—Noble Grand—Weiat different camps for High Y boy* which proved very interesting. The following officers for the Good Will Rebekah lodge were installed Sat­ N. O —Ralph Kidder; R. B. N.O. O. O. urday evening a* follows; P. N; O.— Phoebe Fighter; N. G—Minnie Mai- 1er; Musician —Hasel NovUkey. colm; V. O —Flossie Sisson; recording secretary—Marjorie Bachelder; finan­ BACON SANDWICHES. cial secretary—Sovilla 8 ch wad er; Plain bacon sandwiches can be put treasurer.. Thursa Lightfoot; R. 6. N. together in a very few mlnuiea when O.—Addle Mllier; L. 8.—Erma Brown; time is short and other fillings are un­ available. O—Vada Buehler; Chaplain. Laura Thompson; Warden. Mabie Osborn; Conductor. Myron Thompson; P. N. G. —Arnold Malcolm; N. a.—Fred Waaway almost half a million tons of rub­ Clayton Burleigh; financial secy — bish. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. 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Of all the things you buy, probably none gives so much for sp little as — �THE HARTINGS HANNER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY M, IKtt Body Resistance At th(x time of the year when the weather ia changing from one temperature to another, one must keep his body fit to overcome colds and other sick­ nesses, which are caused from changing weather. In order to overcome these illnesses it is necessary to build up body resistance. W/tuf Will DO it? COD LIVER OIL Is THE Thing! Not only body growth ant! development, but health and even life itsejf is dependent on the intake of a sufficient quantity of vitamins. With a sufficient quantity of vitamins one is not subject to winter colds and-the like. WE HAVE YOUR CHOICE OF COD LIVER OILS PARKE-DAVJS Standardhed. Sl'FER D ia fortified cod-liver oil of Upjohn in capsules). SQUIBB'S 10 D (with ristrol). MEAD'S 10 D with vistrol (two SUPER D (a fortified rod-liver oil of Upjohn). oil of Upjohn with malt). ABBOTTS (plain). SQUIBB'S (plain). WHITE'S tin tablets). Any One of the Above One Can Always Rely On. E. A. LyEAKEER “Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy Are Shoum to Everyone" We Deliver Phone 2115 Hastings SPECIAL! SATURDAY ONLY 9:30 A.M, Double Coated Ivory Enameled Ware —10 Quart Water Pail —5 Quart Mixing Bowl —3 Quart Convex Kettle WITH LID —3 Quart Lip Sauce Pan —10 Quart Dish Pan - Each LIMIT-ONE PIECE OF EACH KIND TO A CUSTOMER Meyers 5V1 Store HOW Are your FLOORS? This is a good time to lay HARDWOOD, FLOORS! FLOORING Is Cheap LABOR Is Cheap ... and in the winter is a good time to do this work. We will gladly give you an estimate on the entire cost of new floors laid and finished, if you so desire. THE HOME LUMBER COMPANY HASTINGS PHONE 2276 SAYS RUSSIAN PEO' PLE LIKE MYSTERY Boy Scout News Scout Drum aful Bugle Corps" of 75 I pieces. All Seoul*, leaders and parent* i are invited to attend. The date win be announced soon. Delicious Meals -from fresh Last Monday night MIm Muriel Fry[ OBITUARY. (Continued from page one) unh Bu.b«h. d n.Hd ■ ■— ■■ ■1 ■ 1 ■1 " , ment committee for the Jamboree ..... **urv c Florv was bom in Montautocracy. headed by Stalin. The aim which was held at Arrow Park. Birken- . Co Ohi„ September 28 1856 I of the Soviets 1* not to bring Russia up1 Iwad. England, in 1929. gave*/ very in- B % . ' ' th ’ to a higher level, but to bring It* civil- jlcreatlng and helpful drocriptlou of the* *? £ !!*.“"* ,_ *2^. ization down to the level of the least I "Jamboree" and some of the highlight* ln wWch BnsFOOD aspiring of it* people He told how his , of the occasion MLa Fry had drawn to UaBC M ol ------ ---father's -------beautiful -home had -------------been ap­ trrr hand plctures’of some of the typltn propriated by the government, which ca) shelter* which the various eontingenu from the different countries oe-' Co" “,fr comlnf to Wo0d’ also took away his lands. The peasants were directed to help themselves to anything they found on the premises. —«•«’ ■>— * i rs ! Thereafter they would take beautiful pictures, other works of art, fine fur­ Till* mthfrinff wn* tvnlrsl of Inter- Ciclland of Nashville. niture. doors from their hinges, and Scouting. Scouts from 42 dif- ' fn^^nv'wlio^werc^inablc to care^'m 1 cart them away to their own rude national fcrent countries, speaking 73 different J" who were uruble t^wefw houses. They would make no use EVERYDAY PRICES AT WARNER’S ot them, and did not know how. He stated that, under the present regime, there are no luxuries of any kind in Russia. There arc almost no automobiles, no good roads, no movie shows of tlie kind that other countries have. All the movies are owned and operated by the government and used largely for prop­ aganda purpose* bj- the Soviets. ClUi. dren arc taken from their parents Colleges of the kind that formerly nourished are not now maintained i They drove all the educated classes J and former leaders out of Russia. The speaker insisted that, under sueh circumstances, it is folly to expect conditionv will work out for good. He said we hear a great deal about the ‘five year plan;" but It is doomed to failure. It has been financed because the So­ viets took over countless millions of dollars worth of crown jewels and art treasures, as well as those they for/cibly took from the nobility. As the aKhftimunbt government needed mgney Ut would sell some ot the crown i jewels, or other treasures, or valuable I paintings in Paris. London or Nev. [York and get gold for them. The rest of the money comes by compelling the Russian people to eat black bread while the Stalin crowd fell the wheat abroad for money, which the Soviet tyrants are using in their much-touted "five year plan." He stated that the Russians arc not mechanics; they arc naturally lazy and that the Soviet or­ . ganlzation in big factories Is such —! tliat any attempt to operate them on an efficient basis is doomed to failure, because the Russian workmen sullenly 1 rebel against anything they do not Hike, or understand. He said the rail­ roads' hlch were tn prime condition in the day^CHie Czar, arc now badly worn, urUrft it takes two week* to make a jdtimey from St Petersburg, as it used'lo be called, to tlie Crimea. I whereas in the old days It could be ac­ ' complished in two days. Engine*, car. and other equipment, are being worn ; out and not being replaced. He bei llevcs that Russia lacks the talent to । successfully organize its new big trac­ i tor plants, machinery plants, automo­ bile plants after they are built, and that the Russian Soviet workmen will not co-operate with any foreign Im­ ported leadership tn such industries. Tile speaker said the Russians were great game of Scouting. Of course I many humorous fncidenU occurred and the boys had quite a time with the languages but made themselves under­ stood through the medium of the In­ dian sign language. Thi* was one of the most important evenU in the last few years to promote world peace and brothcriiood through understanding and sympathy for the different, na­ tions by the Brotherhood of the world. After Miss Fry’s fine message a number of the Scouts in our troop felt that they. too. would like to attend «uch a wondeMui event. SPEAKS TO HIGH SCHOOL. All that loving hands and medical aid was done to relieve her suffering, but being resigned to the "One who I doeth all livings well.” she patiently awaited the final summon* and wa<| ready and willing to meet her Lord. । . She leaves to mourn, three children, seventeen grandchildren, four great­ grandchildren. two sisters, two broth­ ers. and a host of relatives and friends. Dear mot tier we shall nils* you Our hearts arc filled with pain But hoping In Heaven to meet you again. Lonely without you; but to You earth has no chanrt. For you are resting on The Savior* strong arm. GLASS CREEK The Glass Creek Horne Furnishing class held an all day meeting with Mrs. Lester Reynolds last week Friday. A' very Interesting lesson on pictures was given and a very enjoyable day wax I spent. About thirty were present, in­ cluding visitors. Ray Otis and children of Kalamazoo | were week-end guests at Fred OtLV. i Louie Erway and family of Kalama­ AT FREEPORT. Dr. C. E. Hyatt. Cubmastcr and zoo were week end guests at Roy ErDeputy Commissioner, spoke at . .. Sunday visitors nt Chas. Whitte­ Purent Teacher’s meeting in Freeport Wednesday evening January 14th. out­ more’s were. Wm. Whittemore and wife lining the responsibilities of the organ­ of near Delton and Fred Bechtel, wife and Billie of Hostings. ization sponsoring the Scout Troop. Mrs. Homer ^IcKibbln and son Rich­ new troop organised early this month. ard of Yankee Springs were visitors Harold Rosenberger. Freeport druggist, last week Sunday at Roy Erway'a. Sunday visitors at Forrest Havens is the Scoutmaster with Orno Knowles assistant. Fifteen Scouts are regis­ were Mr. and Mrs. Robt. McGlocklln tered and the troop Is to visit Troop and Dolores of Hastings and John 65 at Middleville Monday evening, Havens of Lakeview. John. Louis and Virginia Havens where a formal Investiture ceremony will be put on by that troop and ten­ called on their grandmother in South­ derfoot badges awarded the new Scouts west Rutland Sunday. Mrs John Miller. Mrs. Roy Miller al­ and leaders. so Mrs. Walter Rhelmensnidcr of Grass Lake visited relatives here the latter TROOP 51. L. J. Oswald. Scout Master, had a part of the week. Mrs. Sara Erway I* visiting her sis­ treat Friday evening. January 15th. at their regular meeting when Lyman ter. Mrs. Wm. Havens of Southwest , Chamberlain. .Deputy Commissioner, Rutland. Mr. and Mra. Tom Lord of Battle showed two very interesting and bene­ ficial films, furnished by the Barry Creek were Bunday visitors at Roy Oakes ’ . County Health Unit. A* part of their First’'Aid Training the boys were shown "Good Posture" and “How Jimmy Won the Game,” showing Scout* in action ways been accustomed to being ordered and how much depended upon a boys' and lack initiative. He said that tlie knowing what to do in an emergency. big country wnlch they occupy wn* peopled by warring tribes, so tliat life Tuesday evening, Jan. IB. the lead­ was insecure and progress impossible. Under these conditions tribal leaders ers of Troop 79. Woodland, gathered for । went to Sweden and prevailed upon a n training session under the leadership ; Swedish nobleman to rule their coun- of Mr. Shafer. Barry County Field Ex­ sembly at the High school. Wednesday A. M . January 13th. taking a* his topic •Tlie.Value of Character." The talk was interspersed with blackboard drawings of a humorous nature. Spe­ cial stress was laid on live value of the things which we do in our youth to the formation of our character in later life. Pure Lard Sanka Coffee . 3 Lbs. 25c . 50c . Hills Bros. Coffee lb. 39c 1 lb. can 23c Crisco Baking Powd. Rumford. Lg., c.» 23c Pet Milk Coffee . . 3 un. c.i>. 22c 19c WARNER SPECIAL Pound IOC Fig Bars 12c Rusks Powdered Sugar Rolled Oats . Bread 10 Pound* 25c 2 Crackers 8C Pound Pound Box 19c LARGE LOAF 8c Big Saturday Specials ! WARNER’S STORE No. 103 CORNER JEFFERSON AND COURT ST. F. D. GREEN, Manager Just Arrived! NEW of the evening and tlie men 911. Gradually the country had im- theme I wholeheartedly Into the “Why" ’ proved. It is marvelously rich in na- entered • [tural resource*. It has oil lands, un- of < Scouting and the "How" for lead­ I counted millions of acres of rich farm er*. < This troop has a very active adult group which was augment­ land. Tlie soil is black and very pro- leadership 1 by the addition ot Mr. C. J. Bar­ ductlve. Russia has nearly all the mln- ed i Supt. of the Woodland school crals. It could be Independent of al) num. i was elected to membership of the other countries if it were peopled by who ’ committee. Mr. Barnum has a intelligent folks with initiative and troop l with competent leadership. i great deal of boy*' work to his credit has served as Scout Master in The speaker declared tliat Lenin was and i Michigan. an Idealist, sincere in his devotion to Gaylord. ' Communism. The same wa* true of COURT OF HONOR. Trotzky; but the present rulers of Rus­ sia are a corrupt bunch. They still , Wednesday evening. Jan. 27. 7:30 P. have hundreds of millions of dollars [worth of treasures which they took 'Court of Honor. This will be held In American Legion Room and all | from live Crar and the nobility. These the [ and Leaders are urged to be they can sell to finance their five year Scout* 1 plan, or to meet other situations; .but :present. All applications for second ■will fail, it is not efficient; It Is not !and first class Scouts or any of tlie honest and cannot succeed. He believes various merit badges must be In to tlie 1 the time will come when the present 1Scout headquarters at the Barry county leaders will grab what they can of the j Health Unit, by noon on the 21th. immensely valuable crown jewels and ANNUAL RALLY. other wealth which they can pocket Don't forget: Monday evening. Jon. and. when they get the country Into ,25lh. at 6:15 P. M. Is the annual meet­ such a me** tliat eventhing Is hope­ ing and rally at the High school. Has­ less, they will take what they can. Her tings. -Al) Scouts and their families from Russia and leave the poor people are urged to be present. Tills la in the to get out of their dilemma as best they nature of a pot luck supper and each can. family Is asked to furnish sandwiches The Count stated that he was proud and table service for themselves and of what the aristocracy of Russia, who one other dish for the tables. Coffee had been driven from that country, and cocoa will be served by the com­ had shown themselves capable of do­ mittee and ice cream through the Ing. He said that he had not been courtesy of T. S. Baird, local Scout । brought up to work. His father’s great [wealth was sufficient to take care of outfitter. Each Scout Troop In the county is ! ail the family's expenses without work. urged to make a display of their work I That was true of most of- the aris­ at the rally and will have 15 minutes tocracy. He said if one would go to before the dinner to demonstrate any ! Berlin. London. Parts or Rome, he of their Scout handicraft or stunt*. | would find men who had never been Mr. T. Ben Johnston, the chief execu­ I taught to earn their living driving tive of the Battle Creek Area Council, ! cabs, working in factories, or serving In will give the address of the evening some capacity and earning their own and a number of Interesting and worth­ | living. He told how lie had come to while event* are planned as entertain­ I America, not having been taught any ment. Tills is also the annual election • trade. But he sei.out to find something of officer* for the Barry county dis­ I he could do and how lias a responsible trict and this win be taken care of at ! place in the Hayes-Ionia organization, the tables. All Scout leader* will have which builds automobile bodies the opportunity ot voting. | A. A. Anderson, formerly of this city Tlie troop having the largest number ; now of Grand Rapids, accompanied the present in proportion to registered Count and Mrs. Sakhnoffsky to Has­ Scouts will be awarded a suitable at­ tings. and told the writer tliat the tendance prize. Count is at the head ot the designing department of the Hayes-tonla com­ A SCOUT ANNIVERSARY. pany gnd Is regarded as one of the The 22nd anniversary of Scouting most talented men of the country in In the United States Is to be celebrated such work. He is delighted with Amer­ the week of February 7th-13th. This ica and lias taken the first steps to be­ Is always an outstanding Scout event, come a citizen ot this country. featured by the big special court of After the address tlie Count stated Honor held In the Sanltorlum Union that he would be glad to answer any Building, Battle Creek. Last year Paul questions that his hearers might wish Slple. Eagle Scout, who went with Byrd to ask. Many took advantage of the op­ portunity. He answered in such a another man of like quality is being ar­ straight-forward way that all were ranged for by the Area Council for thi* convinced that he knew and gave fact* in each ca*e. The question* and an­ swers were as Interesting as the ad­ dress. given out at that time. The evening'* Bright Colored FROCKS Dramatically Low Priced $|*98 NEW! CLEVER! Every one is a knock-out and bound co be somebody's favorite frock be­ fore long! Dashing styles with fashion's beloved contrasts to enhance your Jiair and eyes . .. or more • conservative models ... all are smart and down­ right extraordinary at ibis price! ONE PIECE STYLES PRINTS BLACKS and BROWNS STYLES and SIZES for MISSES and WOMEN J.C. PENNEYCO 116 -118 E. State St. (lutings Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY tfl, 1932 PERSONAL "MERRY MIXERS" MEET FOURTH OIST. CONVEN­ I Last Thursday evening, January 14., TION AT STURGIS Mrs Zcira* Colvin w*v very happil> a businas* trip O. W Crawford ti on lo Chicago and Milwaukee. Miss Ruth Robson spent the week A. L. Brown went to Napoleon, Ohio, on Monday on bualnea*. Mis* Hilda Werner ipent tlie week tending a clinic of the Chicago Dental •nd with tier parent* In Belding. Society. * Mra. Frank Coleman of Battle Creek Mrs Harold Pelham expect* lo go to vialted Mr. and Mrs George Coleman New Brunswick, N. J. on Friday for a on Friday. short stay. Mr* Emma Sisson and Victor Siason of Grand Rapid* vuited Mia* Mabel ■Ing on Sunday afternoon. Bisson on Bunday. Mr. and Mr*. Claude E. Wood were Mr. and Mr* David Boyes were Sun­ Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs At the Library and completely surprised when a num­ Holings Was Well Represented ber of "Merry Mixers' and friends, came in a body to spend the evening At Meeting Bunday—Dept. The occasion wa* the natal day of Officer* Preient NEW BOOKS IN THE LIBRARY. Snow Sale Paul L. Hoeffler—Africa Speak*. Gifford Pinchat—To the South1 music and carat? High score* were won by Mrs. Harthy and L. J. Matthews Editfi P Fisher—Garden Club ManConsolation went to Mr*.- Kennedy and Clinton Scobey. Carveth Wells—Adventure. Just before the pot luck supper was . Laurence M. Gould—Gold. Dr Donald A Laird-Why We Don 11 served the two ladle* were presented, with a very pretty and uselul gift and Like People. also each with a beautiful birthday cake. FieUon. The candle* on each of them wrreertlDagn .ir f»neghy-^Thr Boeder Lon Wood* of Coat* Grove. mated to be about fifty. At about Montleth of Allegan. - Elizabeth 8 Payne—These Changing I Mr. and Mrs. Corwin Coleman of twelve o'clock the uninvited guest* de- Years, Baltic Creek were guest* of Mr. and Middleville were guest* of Mr. and .Mrs parted expressing toe desire to meef , Leo Toivtoy—War and Peace. Mrs Earl Coleman on Friday. Dan Lewi* Friday night. I Zane Grey— Arizona Ames.' the Masonic Temple, followed by the 'again In the near future. Mr. and Mrs W. J. Field and C. F. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Steinke spent joint meeting of the Post* and Unit* J. *6. Fletcher—Murder in the' SMITH—TISCHER WEDDING. Field were Sunday guest* of Mr. and the week end with Mr. and Mr*. Wal­ The Coloma Post received the award Squire’s Pew. ' . Mis* Fern Smith, daughter of John ter Steinke in Detroit. B M. Bower—Laughing Water. for having the largest representation , P. Smith of this city, and Gerald Martetan Clrapman — Weather Tree. I Mr. and Mr*. R. M. Lambic visited Mr. and Mra. H. O. Hayas visited corning the longest distance Tlie nest ‘ of Lansing, son of Mr. and Mary Synon -Copper Country. .Mr. and Mrs. Einar Frandscn in Ben­ relative* in Pontiac and Rochester meeting will be held to Saugatuck tn Tischer , Garc TUclier were united In marFrancis Bretv Young—Mr. and Mrs. ton Harbor Saturday night and Sun- from Thursday till Sunday March, tlw date to be announced later Mu. ■ Mr and Mra. Warren Wilcox and Mrs. Mary J. Ripley Sault Str !riagfr by Rav. Omrgn RilbolU. Tlie PrnnliMton. wedding took place at the horne of the Christopher Morley—Swiss Family । Lloyd Pender spent last week In De­ family of Jacason visited Hastings Mane, department president of the grooms parent*. The couple were at­ Manhattan. * troit where he was In attendance at relative* and friend* on Sunday. Mrs. Warner Bishop of Ann Arbor Auxiliary, and Department Com man- (tended by Mlu Katherine Tlscher and Jean Barnes. librarian the American Road Builders- conven­ came Monday for a few days’ visit with der Kefgen of the Legion, were honor ,Kenneth Ttscher. The bride wore «• tion. guest* and delighted everyone who 'gown of green taffeta, trunme^l with MILO. her niece. Miss Anne B. Burton. Mlsa Dorothy Field will entertain Mr. and Mr*. D. L. Christian were heard jl»em »pcak. Mrs. Ripley strewed (coral rosebuds. Many hearty con­ F. K Stratton of Allegan visited Mr. Mis* Esther Engle of Lawton, a dasv guest* of Mis* Charlotte Lake of Lan­ the subject of membership urging every gratulation* and best wishes for future and Mrs. H. J. Flower Tuesday. ■.. — ■.. — < ur u -r* rr member to do her best to re-enroil year* are extended by their friends. sing Saturday night, and Sunday. Mrs Dorothy Petllngill ia still unable this week end. every woman who was eligible to Join Mr. and Mr*. Edwin Sayle* spent to attend to school duties at Milo but Rev. J. A. McNulty and C. F. Field She urged the Unit* to carry on with ANGELL-BROWN Mra. Ethel Boylan is supplying in her went to Muskegon on Tuesday to at­ Saturday night and Sunday a* guest* their welfare work and with the mem­ • • < place Mr*. Boylan taught several tend the diocesan convention of tlie bership campaign. This was Mr* Ripthe announcement of the marriage on j yrBnt Milo so she seems right at Mr. and Mr*. Carl Finstrom and Protestant Episcopal church. !cy’« firat visit to this district and all .Saturday. January 9. of Francis Angell, Mis* Esther Doty. Mis* Helen Wade daughter visited relatives and friends were very favorably impressed with her son of Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Angell of Home. and Miss Elizabeth Finch spent tlie In Bay City on Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Prentice and charming personality and apparent this city, to Mis* Florence Katherine In honor of their sons. Thoma* and week end in Chicago am} attended the Brown, the marriage being performed son of Sturgis were guest* of Mr. and ablMty. Kenneth’s birthdays Saturday evening. grand opera at the Civic auditorium. Why the American Legion did not at Angola. Ind. Guests present were. Mr. and Mrs Har­ Maurice Pender has resumed travel­ Mr*. Fred Prentice over the week end. endorse Hie veterans’ cash bonus ques­ Both Mr. and Mrs. Angell are teach­ lan Scoby. Mr. and Mra. Ferris Quick. Mr*. Matte Tllkrns ot Campau take ing *fter throe weeks’ vacation. He was In HaaUne* last week helping to tion at the national convention in De­ ers tn tlie Lakeview school in Battle Ml;* Mlda Lechleitner. Miss Blanche and his Chicago sale* manager wore In troit was explained by Commander Creek, where he is athletic coach and Huglies. Max Reynolds. Mr. and Mrs care for her mother. Mrs Emma Bush. Traverse City and Petoskey last week Lee Dockerny and hl* mother. Mr*. Kefgen. Hi* *aid that the Legion felt she I* the kindergarten teacher. Their Thomas Spaw and baby and Kenneth that the bill providing pension* for the friend* unite in best wishes. Spaw. A lovely dinner wa* served at Saturday and Sunday, hl* parents. Mr.' ®f Dr ,nd MrB- J- A- Woo,on on Frl‘ widows and orphans should be consid­ NEIGHBDRHOOD PARTY. 'eight o’clock after which the young ered firat, and If the organization Inhad a merry Twelve neighbor ladle* i&~-central [people iL . - time with -game*, SulaT’ataT^ Hy<le' '“j R B. Snyder of Memphis. Tennewee .>teted on asking Congress tor two much Rutland were delightfully entertalncd'rtuntl,-etCMr and Mrs Keith Fuller and Mr. ^be week with hl* mother. Mrs It would hurt tlieir cause. Tlie veteran*’ by Mra. Walter Fllltngliam al her home: Mr. and Mr*. Schultz and the latand Mrs. David Boyes were guests of 9°“ K>rehpr’ returning hone Wednes- bonus legislation I* to give way to thi* near the Wilcox school on Thursday | tor's sister »pent the week end at their ore* bill at this session of Congress. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Watkins of Hopkins Following the general meeting aep- afternoon. Visiting mid stunt* made , Lake Hills farm iicre. returning to Chlon Friday night at a pot luck supper |I Mr. ' and Mrs. Raymond Wlndeknecht time pass quickly and all enjoyed cago Sunday evening. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ' a rate business sessions were convened. thc the delicious refreshment* served by " ^.. — j Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Nash were also, visited his parents. Mr. and MrsMr and...... Mrs H M...---------Kennedy and George Wlndeknecht, ot Grand Rapidsi when reports were given and discus­ . ton* visited their parent*. Mr. and Mrs guest*. । on Sunday. sions were held. A report was given the hostess. Flower and Bruce Sunday. They all ’ Prln. W. T. Wallace wa* In Grand , Mr*. Kellar Stem went to New York; the Legion on a petition which was had dinner with the lattet'a sister. Mrs. Rapids on Saturday and Saturday City on Sunday for a visit with tier■ presented at the Coloma meeting and Mr*. David Boyrs was hostess to the Lnuru Cadwallader and son. Hickory night attended the concert' given by daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs.. it was decided that the District should members of th- O. O. club at her home cock I. A good time was reported. tin spent Thursday with Mrs. Norris the Grand Rapids Symphony orchestra not accept it. a* it was too political it. on W. Green St-. Wednesday evening. Corners Gay Jordan. Mr. and Mr*. John DePrlester of and Lucy. Mr. and Mrs. C F. Moreau. Augusto, at Powers theater. Mr. and Mn. Fred L. Bu*h of Battlej nature, this ruling being made by the . v callers of — were Mr. --------------------------and Mrs. Flower Dowling were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. | Mr and Mr*. Wm. R. Norris. Mn. Mra. Forrest Mitchell and children.'1 Creek visited the former's mother. Mr*. Judge Advocate. Tlie main item for Jaftuary 13. Jake Johnson * Tuesday. , Norris. Lucy and Mr*. Beadle were in Followlrig a lovely dinner tlw clui»'!and Bernice Sunday evening. Billy and Hubert, of Lansing were, ,'. Eugene Bush. Sunday who is stlil un­ .'Jlscusslcn was the new set of by-law* held a short business meeting after. Mr. and Mrs. P. Small of Kalamazoo Mrs. Hazel Otl» and children enter- Hastings Friday P. M. and called al E. guests ot her grandparents. Mr. and I' ' det tHc doctor’s care. S'' reported on by the committee, and ac- which the evening was spent at bridge i(acre ------------tamed Sunday Mr. and Mr*. Sutton A. Parker’*. out •to their ------farm Friday eve. Mrs. Cole Newton, from Tuesday till Cyrus B. Marshall was the guert of1 cepted by the convention. • I Just a word about the crowd at I Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Flower attended and daughter* of Grand Rapids. Mr. Thursday ot last week. . Excellent report* were given by delcMr. and Mrs. J E. McElwain last week.■ . the funeral of the latter* aunt at and Mrs. Stanley Brown of Battle' church Sunday, seat* were hard to Mra. Dora Fcdewa. Mr. and Mr*. Clayton Brandstctter and Peter Fede-; 'enroute from the east to his home-ini gate* from the various Unit*, welfare Truesdale* chapeL Kalamazoo, thu Creek and Mrs. Counterman of Pasa- find. Ninety-two were present for the ’ San Francisco. Calif. work forming a large part of Hie serv­ dena. California. count by classes and over 100 were wa were In Lansing Mohday visiting ' r-> • wr > Monday afternoon. ice rendered by every Auxiliary. Hc-Mr. and Mr*. Dan ford Higgins of present at the cloee of the Sunday the former’* sisters. Mrs. John Bauer . Hngs had a splendid report as usual. Kalamazoo came Saturday to visit the , School. The people around here are and Mrs. Joseph Hafner. ''OFFICERS ARE CHOSEN ladles voted that on June 12 they latter's mother. Mra. Ethel Stebbins, beginning to believe in going to church. ' home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Palmer and BY WOMEN’S CLUB>* The "liould form m caravan and all go to Mr. Higgins returning Sunday. Mrs. We have no parking «pcce tor rent. I Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Quick and Robdaughter were in Chelsea on Sunday. , GLASS CREEK GROUP. the Children’s Billet at Otter Lake for visited their brother. Mr. and Mp Hlrgtn* will spend the week. Rosemary Between 80 and 90 were at the 11:00 Enroute they called on Clyde Shriner. Annual , Luncheon and Business* the annual birthday party for tlx- Glass Creek Home Economics Exten-lert ’ Vcrn Quick and family of Banfield. from Kellogg School was a guest alto , o'clock preaching service. They expect who Is a patient at University hospital. । children. The department prrsideni sion Group met at the home of Mrs Sunday.’ Meeting On Friday With Mrs. Stebbins spent a few day* last to go over tlie 100 mark next Sunday He U doing as wall as possible. asked, the Units not to forget the men Lester Reynolds January 15 tor an all Haw Several from Milo attended church week with Mra. Minnie Farr of Hickory and reach 150 before Easter. Mr. and Mrs. PohtsI B. Lane and Good Attendance in the hospltab. who are still paying i day meeting arid pot luck dinner at at Prairieville Sunday. Corners. i you a Button? Blue or Red. whlchl children and Mra. Chester. Long and'j The annual luncheon of tlie Wom- the price of sarffifice. and are deserving1 noon. Barbara Ann. visited Mr and Mr*. Cllt-1I cn’» club was held in the parlor* of Earl Otis and Morgan Hinkley atLast week the L. A. S. met at toe Mr. and Mr*. Flower were pleased to of continued eonsideralicn. i Tlie forenoon session was called to’ receive the new* their 14-year-old tended the Y Fellowship conference at church for pot luck dinner and bustford Fuller and their new son born the Methodist church on Friday. JanA challenge for a membership con- order by the chairman. — »»_ —>—1 grandson. Junior Kennedy, had receiv- Lakevle* school at Battle Creek Satur- new meeting—and such a dlnnet The Mr*. m. Charles January 7. 1932 on Sunday afternoon. test with the Auxiliaries of the Sixth Whittemore. Twelve members and five The palMr. and Mra. Fuller reside in Laming. - "Yfter’ the introduction of the new district has been accepted, the contest visitor* present It was voted we have cd the Eagle Scout award’ Monday day and were much pleased with the depression must be over meeting. ronage wa* just fine and all seemed ■dlYUn^peop,1<\.Wh? \ »°hn members cf the club and the reading to be conducted on a percentage basis. Achievement Day in our own group,’ night. Miss Wilda Cafferman of 8cotta I* Anyone having clothing they have no to enjoy the gel to gather plan. About &skine Friday night at Grand Rap-Iof (hc mlnutea oI lbc a Tire Sixth district includes such dues displaying our articles and give a play. visiting her friend, Mra. L. Reltkerk. utc for that could be made over for or 20 were present at the business meetids were Mrs. W D^Campbell. Mr*. vcr)r flne trtbule lo lhc uu a M. as Flint and Owosso. Time and place to be determined later. coming Saturday. worn by others, would you kindly leave I Ing and plans were made for some O. A. Burges*. Mr* Geo White, Mr*, WM by Mr>. auy c. Keller In the afternoon the meeting was An invitation to the meeting of the tame at any of the store*? The Aid will good work in the future, for instance, Don Bliven. and Misses Ann5,B’ ?“[.* Tlie following officer* were elected World war veterans and ladies of the turned over to the leaders and Mrs. SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. attend to the sewing. The kindness will a trip to the Holy Land. January 20. ton. Eva A. Hecox. Florence Campbell. . fiuiulns sw;_ Third district was read This meeting Fred Newland gave us our lesson on Mrs. Therms Eddy, daughter ot bo much appreciated. Do not forget. with Rev. John Everington of Rock­ LeVanChe C°tU>n Bnd I . Mrs. C D. Bauer; Vlcc-Pres, will be at Bronson on Thursday eve­ pictures In a very able manner, illus­ Lowell Jarrard. underwent a serious Callers at Mr*. Norris’ Sunday P. M. ford who will give his lecture with Winifred Johmton. 'Mr*. D. A VanBmkirk; Secy, Mrs. V. ning. January 28. with a parade, ban­ trating with pictures. operation at Pennock hospital Monday were Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Polley. Mrs slides to illustrate Thi* lecture la one Mr. and Mr*. Roy Cordes. Mrs. W. R. wmingcr- Trtas Mrs. W. J- Field, quet. program and dance. After the lesson curtains were dis­ night. AU wish for her a speedy re­ Sarah Smith and Myrtle of Battle, and a quarter hours long and la in­ ^•wk and guest. Mis* Murtel Fry of Ddeggte to National convention at All present felt that the convenUon played and dlscussed.covery. Creek. Ed. Parker and Mrs. Margaret teresting from start to finish. AdmULon^ Eng, and Richard Cook spent Wash . Mra. Marion Goodyear wa* one of the best they ever attended The next lesson will be given at the W. C Clark and Matt Balch spent Mullen of Hastings. Mrs. Mullen is sion 10c to everyone. We should have Wednesday and Thur^y In Ann Arto state convention at Alhome of Mr*. Clyde Warrantor an all Friday in Battle Creek. staying a few days a packed house. Friday night. January bor a* guests ot Mr*. Phyllis Reynolds. bj0I1 y Winlnger. PYTHIAN SINTERS IN­ day meeting. Date announced later — Mrs. Vera Gray returned home from STALLED NEW OFFICERS. Mrs. Francis Gorham. Sec y, Shultz. Pennock hospital Saturday. Brooklyn. N. Y, where she joined her,I Three — —River*. ... -----Mra. C. D. — Bauer. The Hastings Pythian Sisters had a Mr*. George Lowell entertained the parent*, after several .weeks’ visit here. I Delegate* to county convention at pot luck supper last Tuesday evening SHULTZ GROUP. Ladles* Birthday club Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sayles and Middleville, Mra. Kenlth McIntyre. after which they installed their offi­ The Shults Extension Class met Miss Cleora Conklin returned home Frank Annable go to Otter Lake on Mrs. Jack Rakow»ky. cers. Mrs. Charlotte Hubbard acting a* Thursday the 14th at the home of Mrs. Thursday after having spent some Thursday, tomorrow, to Uke three Our president. Mrs. Crass, rend u Installing officer, assisted by Mrs Julia children to the Children's Billet, main­ clipping sent her by Mr. Edgar Guest. Brower. Grand Senior and Mrs. Edith Libble Craven for an all day meeting time caring tyr Mra. Cecil Hecox and and pot luck dinner. After a short infant daughter in Kalamo. tained by the American legion and • Mr*. A. H. Carveth. in charge of the Smith. Grand Manager. The following business session the meeting wa* turn­ Mrs. Nellie Bodine of Grand Rap­ Auxiliary. The children will doubtless program. Introduced Mra. Robert were installed: ed over to leader?. Mrs. Nellie Clouse ids is caring for her sister. Mrs. E. E remain for three months in the Billet. Burch after which she favored us with gave a review on curtains Mrs Etaina Gray. Dwight Fisher spent Saturday night three fine solos accompanied by Mrs. M. E. C — Rose Calkins. Beck gave us very Instructive ideas on Mrs. Frank Norton and Cleora at­ with friends in Grandville, and on Sun­ E. 8 —Alta Tompkins. pictures. Arrangement* according to tended the funeral of Royal Cronk at day was accomiwmied to Hasting* by Mis* Anna Johmon wa* our speaker E. J —Minnie Young. rise, density of colors and design* for VermonlviUe Sunday and also called Mr. and Mra. Smith and tlieir son. who for the afternoon and we greatly en­ M.—Louise Gower. tlie different rooms in the home. Our on R. E. Chance and family In West 1* a college friend. Harry Adrounle and joyed her discourse on ’ The Club M of R. C —llah Schilhancck. next lesson I* to be on winter bouquets Vermontville. a friend from Albion college were Woman of the Past and Her ReacUon M. of F —Sadie Mae Palmer. and bouquet pattern*. The meeting will E 8. VanAuken of Assyria spent a guest* ot Dr. and Mra Adrounle over lo the Future." P.—Florence Fuller. be lield kt the home of Mrs. Robin­ few days last week with his son. Bryan the week end and Sunday afternoon O. Gz—Ida Waler*. son on February >8.—New* Secy., Mrs VanAuken. Dr Adrounle took the boys back to Al­ BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. Organist—Ruth Harens. Libble Craven. Mrs. Avah Swift and children of bion. Mrs. Peter Baas was very much sur­ Press Correspondent—Blanche Fox. North Maple Grove spent Friday with Among those who heard the Cossack prised lart Sunday evening when a PINE LAKE CLUB Mra. Bryan VanAuken. Afternoon visi­ choir in. Grand Rapids Thursday eve­ number of relatives and friends walked HONORED NEWLY NAT­ Hie Pine Lake Farmer’s Club met at tors were Mrs. Sylvia Bivens, Mr. anti ning were: Rev. and Mrs. J. A. McNul­ in. The door opened and a voice called URALIZED CITIZENS. Mrs. Paul Bivens and Ben Conklin of ty. Mra. O-’X: Burges*. Misses Jean out "Happy Birthday Mra Baas." Het Mr. and Mr*. Mort Townsend were the home of Mr. and Mra. Walter War­ Lacey. Saturday evening. January 18. The Barnes, Anne Burton. Arlene — sister. Mrs. Harry Hatner. of Kalama- in Grand Rapids Friday night and at- ner 1 impMrs. Alberta Oreenfield and son meetlnir was called to order by the bell, Florence Campbell nnd^-----।...A too brought ___________ , — tended the reception at the Y. W. C. J the birthday cake, a huge Clayton of Hastings spent Sunday aft­ President. Bert Brown. Hecox. Mrs. Don Bliven. Dr. and Mrs , onc too, the shape of a pillow. In gold A. honoring tlie large class who re- * Singing. "The Star Spangled Ban­ ernoon with C. W. Knowles. Clayton H. A. Adrounle. Mrs. J. E. McElwain. nnd white She also ’ furnished other cel red their naturalization papers that Greenfield of NashviUe was also a callner." Misses France* Hunter. Virginia Potts Ctxxllc* The dining room wa* soon evening. Thomas Oammage being 1 Repeating of the Lord ’ s Prayer. and Emily McElwain. Mra. E. J. Pratt, made ready, supper wa* served about among the number. Tlie gathering . Mrs. Velma Dunklcberger and son of Mrs D. ‘D. Walton. Albert Becker. J. ten o’clock. All had a good time, and was sponsored by the D. A. R. and the ' Singing, "Love’s Old Sweet Song." Secretary’s re|»rt was read and ac­ Battle Creek spent last week with M Townsend and W. R. Cook. j jeft wishing Mrs. Baas many more candidate* had been well prepared for her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray OsMr*. W. D. Bennett. Mrs. Kenneth happy birthday*. She wa* also pre- their examination. A good many na­ cepted. Mr*. John Rogers read a letter of trolh. Lelm and Mra. Lynn Newton, sccom- Knted with a beautiful vase, tionalities wvre represented, also one Mr*. Abe Haggerty ia very poorly at panted by the former’s sister. Mrs. Mil-------------- ------------------------negro. An-address wa* given by Rev. appreciation to W K. Kellogg from tlie tills writing. ’* Club. lie Mohler of Kalamazoo, went to Uma. LUNCHEON FOR MRS. ANDERSON. Whittemore and tliere were songs and Farmer 1 Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gray and chil­ The meeting was then turned over Ohio, on Wednesday to attend the Mr*. Kellar Stem entertained on other music which all enjoyed. Each dren of West Vermontville were Sun­ to the chairman of the program comm , funeral of Dougtaa Glbert. ten year* old Tuesday of last week at an informal new citizen was given an American day visitor* of Mrs. Lulu Gray and son Morehou.-< ion of Mr. and Mr*. Howard Glbert. luncheon complimentary lo Mrs. A. A. flag along with hi* naturalization cer- Herbert 1 Robert. The music by the symphony club Mrs. Bennett remained for a visit In Anderson of Grand Rapids, who left tiflcatc. Tlie ceremonies were.very imMedicated Cotton. ,5c from Neeley wa* very much enjoyed by Lima and later goes to Louisville. Ky,' the last of tlie week for Los Angeles, preaalve. PRAIRIEVILLE. all. They playrd ‘ The Ambassador's where she will visit her daughter and Cal, where she wiD spend several Gauze Bandage* ...10c to 25c Ninety-two was the attendance at husband. Mr. and Mr*. George Bteb- week* with Mrs. Richard Messer, WEDDING DATE ANNOUNCED. 1March" nnd "Hawaiian Island Waltz " Sunday School Sunday. Expecting a Mr. McClellan. Comm, of the Salva­ bln*. The other* returned on Sunday. Covers were laid fo relght. The many Hasting* friends of Mbs Adhesive Plaster ______ ___ 10c to |1JZ5 hundred or more next Sunday. Fine, Maribn Klnch of Kalamazoo, a former ।tion Army In Kalamazoo, uiu Intro­ Mcrcurchrome Sol. with applicator 25c nnd he gave ut a very interest­ isn’t it? music supenisor in the Hastings City duced < Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones and Mr. schools, will be interested to know that Iing talk about tlie welfare work they and Mrs. Dennis Duffey attended the Tincture Iodine with applicator25c are doing tn Kalamazoo she ha* resigned her position as teach- 1 Mlnstrvl show at Ionia given by some Music by XJr. Massey nnd Carl. "Hon ­ er of music in the Kalamazoo school*, Medicated Plain Gauze20c to $1.50 of the inmates of the Michigan Re­ and on Saturday. February 20. at high 1olulu March” formatory. Bed Pan* from—$1.19 up Mr. Dun'.opc told us something about noon, will be United in marriage to Di. Myrtle Hall spent the week end with Harold Nugen of Auburn. Ind. During 1the program for Parmer’s Week at ..78c and up Hot Water Bottles. Hannah and Helen Jones of Orange­ her May in this city, Miss Klnch made ILansing the first week in February. The BESSMER Eyesight Service Music by Randy Shook a "Lullaby ville toanshlp. a host of friends, all of whom unite in Atomisers .98c and up Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKlbbln. Ro­ Yodel” and "Mrs. Murphy’s Chowder." . HASTINGS, MICH. best wishes. Recitation by Merle Deane More­ land and Donaldene spent Sunday with Crutches, Urinals, Syringe*, Etc. In fact everything Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Woodman. A family BRIDGE-DINNER. house. \ Mr. and Mra. C. W. Crawford enterDr. Steinmlu performed an opera­ gathering in honor of Mr. and Mrs. for the sick room. Woodman’s natal days, an enjoyable laihed with a delightful bridge-dinner tion. We hope it was successful. cn Friday evening, covers being laid Music by Symphony Club. "Farewell time reported. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Hughes, Mrs. tor eight. to Thee" and ‘ Drowsy Waters." In children’s cases. It seem* pathetic to realize fflat a child Is Top bridge scores were made by Mrs Poem read by chairman. "A Return Bessie Hugiies. Charles and Rankin. so helpless in coze* of defective vision. School children, espe­ Mrs- Belle Mullen and daughter also Abcn Johnson and O, W. Wespinter. to Work" by Douglas Malloch cially. should be submitted to an examination of their eyes. And Singing. “Blest Be the Tie Tliat M:. and Mrs. Leon Doster of Delton any assistance in seeing they arc found to need should al once .spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Glen ENTERTAINED BRIDGE CLUB. Binds.'* led by Mr. McClellan. be secured. Mr. and Mra. David French of CalcRepeating of the watchword.—Pearl Jackson of Wayland. A surprise party at Mr. and Mr*. denra entertained their bridge club on Brown. Seo'y. GOODS DELIVERED William McKlbbln* In honor ol Mr Monday cvehlhg. contract bridge being played. Mts Orval bay lei and Dr. G it’s the plodder, not tlie plotter, who and Mr*. Ed Bllcock* thirty-fifth wed­ ding anniversary < patenta of Mrs. SilL. Lockwood held top score*. wui*. Laurence J. Bauer Post American Legion and Auxiliary were well repre­ sented at the Fourth District meeting on Sunday at Sturgte. It was one of the largest conventions ever held in the Fourth District, about 300 being pres­ ent. Thou from thi* city were Mr. and Mrs Edwin Bayle*. Mr and Mrs Harry Wood. Mr. and Mr* Dun Foreman. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Annsble and T. 8. K. Reid. ‘ This is .an unusual year. We get almost our first snow on January 18 Golfers are out on Christmas Day! Well, the warm weather left us with a big stock of heavy, winter clothes, and inventory time is here ... so, you’ll find unusual bargains at Baird’s Clothing Store. Winter clothes are marked down 25% to 50%. T. S. Baird CLOTHING for MEN &. BOYS Home Economics Extension Work Mrs Fr*nk **•»*»•«> Bring, Your Doctor’s R to the REXALL STORE We buy only the highest quality of drugs and chemicals from Squibbs, Merck’s, Park Davis & Co., and United Drug Co. We know drugs and chemicals are cheaper and a com­ parison of our prices with the city stores will convince you that we save you money on prescriptions. A registered pharmacist al­ ways in attendance to take care of your prescription wants. Sick Room and Medicine Cabinet Supplies Dedicated to Better Vision We Are Particularly Interested CARVETH & STEBBINS The REXALL Store to 65c �Used Auto WANTS CARDS OF THANKS THE CHURCHES The Vault Without PARTS! I COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Cylinder Heads, Radia­ tors, Generators, Startera, Mufflers, Con­ necting Rods GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Hastings Burial Vault Company H. S. SHELDON ONE Ulf HASTINGS. MICH. Our Service r Citizen’s Mutual initcly. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Ung* Sunday. TRADE FOR FARM HASTINGS MARKETS Grand Rapids Suburban Projierty- Grand Rapids BIG: dren of Battle Creek and Mrs. Agnes Fisher of Huntings spent Sunday eve­ ning with Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Holly. Kalamazoo shoppers Friday. Mrs. Tesler of Washington and Mr. GREEN’S Bom tj» Dr. and Mrs. R. O Finnic Saturday. January 10 at Pennock hos- j pttal. Hastings, a baby boy. weighing! seven jtounds and twelve ounces. Con-; RADIOTRON The Woodland Extension Group unjder the leadership of Mrs Barnum and' <T P's®" 3 > ‘ ।'j., .Tuesday evening. January 19. Dr. l-i.Kinde, medical officer of the Barry thru County Health Unit, and some of his ’ 2" i helpers will have charge of the pro­ ’ 12. ft was Michigan night and a very I interesting program about Michigan was given: Song. "Michigan My Michi­ gan"; roll call. "A Michigan Beauty! Spot"; chorus. "I Want to Go Back to; i Michigan" by Ola Kimble. Mabie Row- i land. Irma Tyler. Fem Tnimbo, Grace' England. Brief history of Michigan by The Passing [of TimelS? Hauer. Louise Rogers. “Michigan, thei Play Ground of the North." Carrie' has given us a ripened experience in our profession. For many years we have served right in this community, and have develop­ ed a service that num. Maggie Munlon. Lena Velte, Edith Osgood. Emma Davenport. Lena Kilpatrick. Lucy Rise. Mildred Osgood. Mr. Jerome England is spending the A number of Masons from the local lodge are attending a meeting at the Hastings Lodge Monday evening. Ernest Roosa of Grand Rapids spent mighty enviable reputation. . . We have devoted much time to the study of our pro­ fession, an d have added to our equip­ ment from time tc time. It is our aim to keep our service aliv? to changing conditions, and to The fifth grade are studying the de­ pendencies of United States in Geog­ raphy. They get most of the materia! GRANGE PROGRAMS The first grade are ready to enter their primers. They intend to go through Several primers before they enter the first reader in April. Miss Garllnger, had a bad accident. While playing a circle game outdoors at noon, she fell and broke her ankle. Site stayed at school all afternoon and FUNERAL HOME viewing in geography and history. Those receiving half holidays for be­ ing neither absent nor tardy arc. Kathryn. Frederick and Lois Clouse. Myrtle and Gladys Craven. Marabelle 'plckles acre served, a fine program was given. Reporters. Myrtle Craven.; Kathryn Clouse; teacher, Dorothy L. Garllnger. ROBLESKI ELECTRIC COMPANY The friends and neighbors of Mrs. Albert McClelland extend their sym­ pathy to her in the loss of her moth- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Titmarsh of Bat­ tle Creek called on Mr. and Mrc. Wm Titmarsh Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Jarrard visited Roy Bassett of Nashville Sunday eve- Mr. and Mrs. Cecil' Barrett visitedhis grandparents of Maple Grove Sun- time. to meet them WALLDORFF * South Woodland Sunday. Don't forget the Hosmer Friday evening. January 22. program is being prepared by friend. Miss Kampy. called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Titmarsh Saturday. mr. anu mra. uutuun CAiiuuuiu iuiu : family of Nashville visited Mr. and Mrs. O. O Mater Sunday afternoon. I Waiter Steinke spent the week-end in Detroit with his wife. Mrs. Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Brooks enter­ tained Rev. Mrs. Hayter and husband and Rev. Mrs. Courtney of Cloverdale and Harvey Leonard of Hastings rccently. i Mrs. S J. Couch, and family in Nashvllle. Mrs. Cora Selkirk of Plainwell called on Mrs. John Crawford Sunday. Mrs. Will Crawford is spending a and family of Middleville. George Slater came Thursday to visit his brother Ous, at their cottage here, returning home to Chicago Friday. Friday. Mrs. Anna Null gave a birth­ day supper for her little daughter, Neta, who was 7 yean old. A Question For Those Who Buy Trusses By What do you do and where can you go if your truss is uncomfortable or unsattsfactoryf Compare such uncertainty with the great ad­ vantage Sur expert truss fitting service offers. We are tn business right here in your city. Any truss you buy from us is guaranteed to bold the rupture, and our Truss Fitter U here every day. safeguarding your satisfaction. We handle Akron Sponge Rubber Pad Trusses exclusively. Come and let us-help you. tE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBarker, Proprietor. Hastings, Mich. AUTHORIZED EXCLUSIVE AKRON TRUSS FITTERS yJU Merchandise in our Establishment is marked in plain figures ... with the price of the COM­ PLETE Funeral Service. Funeral Service * �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1932 INTERPRETED MEAN­ ING OF UNIVEflSITY whose imaginative, comparing, refoctive intellects oombin* apparently un­ related facts into a picture of obviou plan and design. By "imagination" I do not mean to day-dreaming or wool_ gathering. I mean the power to visualEX0ERPT8 FROM ADDRESS ।Ise. to generalise, to see the thing beniVPN BY RV fri?fTV 1 fore 11<ho “dually takes form. The>nd conOIVBN DEUX. SHIRLEY BM1XLEY pj1nt GREAT W. SMITH ________ BUYS" Our 1932 Christmas SAVINGS CLUB! visualise* from its maxes the completed ■ structure, can only do this by IMAOI- RESEARCH WORK IS IMPORTANT FUNCTION [lively a good PART TWC thu, deal of time on th* ao­ ' called research mind. * because whUe Younff Men Preparing For 0a- U" research mind u likely to reach iu xoung men rropa ui» development highest development in in the the library library and and reers A* Banker! Need to De­ the laboratory (whether on or ot! a university campus) it is this quality of velop An Inquiring Mind mind that will. I have, an Idea, shake We have mentioned the fact many those of you who have It and who times that the High school of this city. GIVE IT FOOD TO LIVE ON, far . havv a ■ splendid arilendld and the city itoelf have more valuable to the business with representative at the Michigan Uni­ which you are associated and far more versity in the person of Shirley W. satisfactory to yourselves when you Smith, who grew to manhood here, come to look backward Instead of forgraduated from our schools and later from the University. He is now vice­ In the depression of 1920-21 the re­ president a* well a* secretary-treasurer of that Institution and ha* given search staff were the first employees twenty-five years of his life to caring cut from the payrolls of th* great Industries. The managers said they for our University's tarife »nd growing a ■ were ’non-productive.’' Today—fpr the business affairs. “ 'Recently Mr. Smith wa* called to fo*1 twenty-two myths—the big address a company of young men who | Plants have realised that their very are preparing themselves for career* hop* lie* in these research depart­ in the bankingme^lnif business.ofHrthe tried to : menu. their It Is battle there that the companies Inte^e^S Unl-|*tln of com^tlUon-by - TRIUMPHANT N1W Studebakers Triumphant New Studebakers at their Drastically Lower Prices represent the 4 great "buys” of 1932—including among their 32 important bet­ terment* auch outstanding ad­ vantages as Safety Plate Glass • all around, Automatic Ride Control and 1932 Free Wheel­ ing plus Synchronised Shift­ ing and Automatic Starting. Other Stvd«b«irer Betterments Armor-Plated Bodice Full-Cushioned Power Metal Spring Covers Full Automatic Spark Adjustment Longer Bodies—Wider Seat* Air-Curve Coachcraft New Convertible Body Style* New Inside Sun Visor No-Glare Sloping Windshield Heat Rraisting Sponge Rubber Floor Mats AU Bodies Insulated Against Heat, Cold and Noise Closed Bodie* Wired for Radio Improved Brakes New Airplane Type Instruments on Dash Free Wheeling Dial Electric Gasoline Gauge Reflex Tail Light New Airplane Type Steel-Backed Engine Bearing* Greater Cooling Capacity Finer Body Hardware Concealed Hood Latches Chromium-Platcd Steel Spoke Wheels One-Piece Fender* Steel Running Boards Improved Rim Assembly Air Cleaner, Carburetor Silencer; and Full Power Muffler New Service Policy DR ASTICALLY LOWER PRICES PRESIDENT EIGHT INN 1690 1690 1690 1820 -- 1790 — 1890 legi* B’ham, for S'*! ’! DICTATOR KIGHT Convertible Sedan, far 1030 1030 1030 1030 1095 Sits 120 120 New COMMANDER EIGHT IV —101 H. f. W. * Convertible I JI 350 1350 1350 1350 , farJf 1465 1135 STUDEBAKER SIX Coupe, for 4*_.._____. St. Regia B'ham.fcr J‘t Convertible Sedan, for 5 Goodyear Bros. Hardware Com panjr HASTINGS, MICHIGAN A PRECAUTION. Whenever practicable gather mum­ mified frulU left in th* orchard and deeply before buds open in th* spring. These dried-up fruits carry disease spring. verslty to these young men. as well as i “J11',to‘?r * to suggest some considerations as to *tart with a better or the future of the United Blates, which ' nomlcally made product. would be of vital Interest to them In I Since tile Invitation came to me to their business Extract* of this address speak to you 1 received and have been were published In the January num- much Interested in terne observations ber of the University Alumnus. We suggested to the editor ot a Washingare sure our readers will be Interested ’ ton news bureau by what tlie Federal in th* address which Mr. Smith gaW, | census of 1930 ha* shown with respect to the country which is as follows: ---------—”’s much retarded ■­in­ I am not an “educator" at all, in the crease In population during the past common sense of the term. I am Just decade, and its significance to Ameri­ an every-day fellow who has "helped can economic life of a future In which around ' with the finance* and invest­ even many of you will live actively to menu, buildings, purchases, and ac- participate. counu of the University for nearly The population of continental Unit­ twenty-five years. I have lived on the ed States has been Increasing during Campus so long that many time* I the decade, but more and more slowly, know what it is that the real educator* until it 1* estimated that within fifteen think they are talking about. Of or twenty years the population will be­ course I don’t know what the ulti­ come static for a while at about 146.­ mate facu are any more than they do 000.000’ or only 20.000,000 more than Now this is not mere cheap wit. It 1.-. we have tocptyjAnd then it will begin cheap enough. I admit, but It isn’t wit. slowly to dtxJUie. When I was a boy in It Is basic truth. THERE ARE NO FI­ grade school we learned lite then fact NAL FACTS IN UNIVERSITY EDU­ that the population was only 50.000.000 CATION. In speaking to you as young Tlie age of great population growth bankers. I should like to begin by ap­ and the kind of expansion dependent plying two facU about universities thereon now has clearly passed. A university exUU for two primary Obviously immigration as a source of population has Secome negligible; purposes: --r • 1. To pass on to the younger gener­ IflimlgQition In recent years has not ation, as helpfully and tnsplringly as equalled emigration. possible, the body of higher knowledge But the chief cause of the flattening that is, so far, generally accepted a* curve of population increase is the truth—and will be so accepted until lowered birth rate. Tha census of 1920 showed a birth rate of female children 2. Secondly, universities exist also —that Is. the future mothers provided for tlie primary purpose of continually testing the old. accepted so-called for each woman of the population. By facta and experimenting In new folds. This phase of a university’s reason for had fallen below the rate necessary being is called RESEARCH, and it Is even to maintain the population. Var­ in this spirit of research that univer­ ious reasons are'given for this change. sities chiefly differ from colleges, nor­ One that will occur lo all of you Is the mal schools, high schools, junior col­ increased cost of being born, re-en­ lege*. and other institution* of learn­ forced by the Increased cost of living ing. and it ia In this respect also'that universities differ greatly among them­ ventor of the phrase "Keeping up with selves. The Treat university la the uni­ tlie Joneses." was a political economist versity that lias, first, great teachers, of the first rank, if you measure mere­ and secondly and especially, great ly by the test ot stowing away much teachers who do not merely pass on to thought in small wordspace. He knew others what they have learned from why many families think they can’t the lips or books of otiiers before them afford to have more children. or what they have earlier learned from The decreased birth rate of 1930 is their own researches. They are tlie not just another phenomenon of the kind of men who. as naturally as they business depression. It was predicted draw the breath of life, are continu­ I don’t know what the law is that de­ ously questioning. termines growth of population; I These are the men who dig up the don’t even know that there is any such. buried cl tie* and records of the past, law—and even if I knew that. 1 would and teach us more than we ever knew not know whether the police were en­ before of ancient civilisations. These forcing it at present. But I do know are the men who. after their day’s that ten years ago two Johns Hopkins• leaching is done, pore over letter*. research men plotted the curve of ex­ pected population Increase far the de­ cause no historian has ever used them cade of the twenties and they came so। before, and give us truer ideas than we close to tlie actual as it eventuated have had of what our forefathers, re­ that their chart seems more as though, cent and remote, really were—not only they had been tracing a graph of his­ what their public men actually did. tory than one of prophecy. Anyway what battles were fought and won but THERE IS THE HISTORY, and there how the common folk lived, and they is not a thing to make one think the give us the thoughts and feelings that American birth rate is going to Inmade both the so-called great and tlie io-called common behave the way they Now anything that is profoundly to affect American Ufa in the coming 1c men who In laboratory Itwenty years is the profound concern ____ital, after whatever they < arc paid for is done, go on to find anti- Ibankers of that time. Here are some of toxin. Insulin, and a cure for anemia. Ithe things to be foreseen If. as seems and like benefits, and who while not likely, 1 the American birth rati does yet successful, for example, in their inot Increase, or as seems equally likely, hunt for the germ of Infantile paraly- it 1 even decreases still further. »1», have developed the so-called "iron It logically follows that the American lung” that has breathed for many a |public la becoming an older public. In youngster until hl* own respiratory 11920. about 40 per cent—four people muscles functioned again. Researchers’ <out of every ten—of those in this coun­ are the physicist*, the chemists, the I engineer*, and all the others who are ia future more than 20 years __ first among men to think certain of tstill near enough w that many of you the thought* of Ood after Him. and to twill live to participate- in it. only find the answers to questions that no iabout 30 per cent will be under twenty. man has ever before answered. ISimilar comparisons for age* twenty lo forty-five are 40 per cent In 1920 and 35 p*r cent within thirty to forty years. enough of them to go around. It is they The most interesUng comparisons are, who make the atmosphere; they who however, the figures for the ages above determine whether a campus is a place forty-five. A considerable number ot of mere drudging or pleasant routine, or a place of active life. They—more of the people will be over forty-five. It than bigger buildings, better labora­ doesn't seem quite fair to a man who tories. and adequate libraries—though has had to pat up with what men of my generation have recently experi­ discoverers as ships were for Chris­ enced that those of you who have topher Columbus—it is these men who shared the glories of this age of flam­ distinguish a true university from col­ ing youth will, if you personally sur­ leges. normal schools and high schools. vive. go sailing through to the age of These are the sort of men that unlver- triumphant grandpa and grandma. Economically. 3*ys this bulletin, we are going to have fewer consumers of of funds prevents paying adequate sal­ goods for babies, children, and youth— aries or. especially, prevents providing satisfactory laboratories, libraries, and and aged. The editor thinks that living other promising working conditions. standards are going lo continue to rise AND WHEN THEY GO. IT TAKES A due to,Improved technology. Working QUARTER OF A CENTURY TO periods will surely shorten; the time 1« OROW ANOTHER CROP. IS ABOUT TO CLOSE! Select One of the Many Convenient Plans Join Today! A Few Popular Plans Weekly Payments For 50 Weeks RECEIVE NEXT DECEMBER 1 $ .25 .50 1.00 2.00 $ 12.50 25.00 50.00 100.00 Weekly Payments For 50 Weeks RECEIVE NEXT DECEMBER 1 $ 2.50 5.00 10.00 20.00 $ 125.00 250.00 500.00 1,000.00 and It solves the problem of money for the holidays and money for taxes money for investments money for any purpose you want. CONSULT US TODAY ABOUT OTHER PLANS The amounts will be increased by 3% interest when paid regularly! Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank In Barry Co. the lifetime, going to be < ways done It best and most dependably —those in the middle span of Ufe. Old-age retirement on some kind of support is certain to come in increased measure; this support may be pro­ vided by the stale or may be provided through associations like life annuity companies, or employment unions, or directly by personal saving*, but earHer retirement seems certain to come. Youth is not going to get to work so early because there is not going to be the demand for its services. Youth must take a longer time for prepara tion; hence, thinks the editor, high schools and colleges or devices for similar purposes which the future may develop will flourish more than ever. However the number of grade school children, especially of the early grades, has already reached th* peak, since obviously the number of children in Hastings, Michigan Phone 2217 sort of conjecture about the future ought to interest bankers today as much as the banker of 1890 should have been Interested tn the future had finance a carriage he been asked factory or a liamess factory, or on the other hand an automobile factory. You all have heard of one prominent finan­ cial-plan of Detroit who in the Wa after he found out that his son* had invested some money In what has since I excellent device la a coconut with a SOYBEANS. hole made tn one end. stuffed with suet, and hung by wire from a tree limb. Cana with small openings also make good container. Buet baskets i perlment farm ot the Department of may be made of wire netting or metal Agriculture. Thia is the largest collec­ grating. Food may be mixed with tion oj soybeans in tlie world. motor businesses in the world, hurried home from California to get them out of it on the best terms possible, only food hoppers in common use for poulto Pnd that the dividends had already paid tor the stock. You should be as Interested even tn these possibilities as the banker of 1915 who might have been asked at that time lo help estab­ lish a big cotton hosiery or cotton dress goods plant. Get and develop as much of the qulring mind, the seeing, accurate eye. the habit of comparing, imagining, re­ flecting Maybe some of you think I ought to increasing birth rate. The building trade*, local officials, sciiool boards, taxpayers, parents, normal school your mind in the way suggested it seems'hardly necessary to emphasise officers, and prospective teacher* will character. You will observe—probably be affected by this fact—if. as it seems you have observed it already—that the from here, it is a fact. little Anger of the man who, along with For an older population, less wheal, less red meat and fats are going to be his ability, has what we call character, carries more weight than everything required in the period twenty to fifty years from now. Agriculture will cer­ that mere brilliance can heap on the tainly have to reckon with and adapt Itaelf to that fact. California and Flori­ da. those paradises of the old folks, may find their long-lost booms again reappearing on the horizon. Well. I don’t mention these things because I feel sure they are going to happen. Anyone who thinks he can ac­ curately predict the future may be as incorrect as the gentleman who during the 1830 * refused the office of Commis­ sioner of Patents because he thought It would not be Interesting; in his words, "All the Inventions of real Importance have already bee I repeat these because they are Interesting, -because you can whet your minds on them. AND ON THEIR MULTITUDINOUS LIKE. I don't mean that you can Improve your mind by a dull learning of any set of facts. Since facts are basic you will always have to do a considerable amount of tedious learning—but if you stop there you are not improving your mind. What I am trying to bring out is the great fact that your life will be more interesting to you if you think about Ideas rather than merely have emo­ tion* about even so innocent a tiling a* Babe Ruth, for Instance. Ideas, playing and counter-playing one against another, will make you more useful to your bank, more appreciated by your community, more comforting to yourself. These interesting poasiblUUes I have been mentioning—even If wc do the inquiring mind, who have one eye hours than bankers are supposed to. not admit that the human mind Is en­ to _____ denominate them—as,--------probaPeople will work fewer hours in the titled .___ _ „ ______ ______ day, fewer day* in th* week, fewer bdltles, arc SAMPLES only. But this FOOD FOR BIRDS. try are adapted to feeding birds, and Food for bird* is more sttractlve if special kinds for wild birds are now manufactured. emphasize tire Importance of character. If you do you can hardly be said to think. There 1* need perhaps In some quar­ ters for a better understanding of the fact that true education Is not merely vocational or professional. I hope that my grandchildren, if not my children, may live to see the day when it will excite no comment but will be the common thing for college bred men to go into the mechanical trades, into farming, into the garages and hangars mot merely as patrons bringing In cars and planes that they don’t know enough to repair), in fact going into any respectable means of earning a livelihood, with their chief reward in life the breadth and depth of intellec­ tual freedom Into which lheir educa­ tion has brought them. A horse can be trained to earn his living; only a man can be educated. DRIVERS' LICENSES. Approximately 300,000 motorists must obtain new drivers licenses before May 1. 1932. Since the new law requiring reregis­ tration of motor vehicle operators went into effect, about 800,000 have obtained Ucensej. The new law require* thaC all licenses issued between January 1st, 1935 and January 1, 1928, expire May 1 and it is estimated that about 300,000 driver* are yet using licenses Issued during that period. Distant relatives are al] right if they remain there. What New LOW Prices on Tires & Tubes/ SIZES TIRE TUBE 29 x 4.40 30 x 3 Vi 30 x 4.50 28x4.75 MIDGET *X4B Batteries HEAVY DUTY 85c $422 95c $425 MACHINE SHOP Let us REBORE your motor. SPECIAL Prices during January and February. PENN OIL 5 Gallons. . . »2« DRY CELLS 3 foe............ • J .00 TUBE PATCH jQ jfato Jport Phone 2177 13 PLATE! Battery GUARANTEED ONE YEAR Heater* FOR ALL CARS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 84. 1M2 V. M. C. A. ITEMS_ costs less! Statistics. after several year* ot experiment. actu­ ally show that heal pro-' dured by coal rosta lew than any other mean*. Thia te due tn a large measure to the lower prices now prevailing. Kentucky Coal I Twenty-seven from Barry county at­ tended tbp Y. M: C. A. conference at | Lake Vie*. Battle Creek, last Saturday. , Rev. 8. J. Francl* of Nashville and j j Ray Johns of the Slate Y. M. C. A. led' the discussion groups. Rev. Thrall of • the Battle Creek Methodist church (gave the address at the closing ban­ quet. AIL the boy* enjoyed a swim at । the Sanitarium union swimming pool as a climax to a full day. Boy* at­ tended from Coats drove. Woodland. Prairieville. Welcome Corner*. Free'port. Middleville. Nashville and Hastlng*. . Five boy* from the Woodland Hl-Y I group led by Eldon Farrell conducted I the evening phurch service for Rev. tVynn at Freeport Bunday evening. I Eighty in church at Carlton Center M. E. church on Go-to-church Sun­ day. January 17. I February I is the Father and Son banquet at Nashville. Mr. Clarence Holme* of lAnalng, speaker. January 25 Secretary Angell goes to Petoskey with State Secretary Roy Johns to help in Y. M. C. A. work in that district tor a week. , This week Friday afternoon and eve­ ning at Lansing, U held the annual 'meeting of the State Y. M. C. A. It will be held in tlw Olds Hotel with representatives from all local **&oclation*. ' Mrs Muxon of Ann Arbor, who spoke I to the H. 8- girl* last week, was great­ ly appreciated by the girl* according to report*. Professor C. H. Eckels Was Right Today we otter you coal of the highest quality al prices lower than they've been in the last ten years. Save Your Money, Bo ■ -—= OUR 19 3 2 Plan! You Can Start with only £ and NEXT YEAR You will have rtf INCREASING CLUB PLAN Put in 1c, 2c, 5c, or 10c the first week— INCREASE your deposit 1c, 2c, 5c, or 10c each week: If there is anything you do not understand about these plans; come in and we will gladly explain them fully. IN 50 WEEKS 1c Club pays____ $12.75 5c Club pays-$ 63.75 2c Club pays____ $25.50 10c Club pays------ $127.50 interest at 3% Added Interest at 3% Will Be Added to These Amounts! Not long ago. when the science of | animal nutrition .was still in the ex­ perimental stage, it was Professor C. H. Eckel* of the Minnesota. Experiment) Station, who made this statement: . •Experience and observation have shown that the three most common mistakes in feeding is a lark of liberal! feeding, lark of individual feeding andi Telephone 2257 lark of BUfilrlent protein." Hastings, Mich. When times arc hard, there is a tendency for the farmer to milk more; cows, regardless of lheir producing: ability, in an effort to increase his. | Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Hammond scant income. NORTHEAST RUTLAND. 'spent one day last week in Battle Creek. Ttw crying need for more culling is Mrs. Henry nnd brother of Laccy Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Tyler and fam- doubly critical now, because ot the spent Friday with her daughter and family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Morri* Calkins. iilly spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Jnrgt'-percentage of good but underfed ! Harold Smith of North Irving. cows in our dairy lu rch a* well as the Mr. and MH. Fred Savacool attend­ ed a show in Grand Rapids Sunday I Merl Savacool of Lansing spent Sat­ large nutpWjxof inherently poor pro­ urday and Sunday with his parents, ducers. If these inherently poor pro­ afternoon. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Savacool. ducer* went sent to the butcher, and ' Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Klrchr.tr of Mr. and Mrs Frank Newton attend­ Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Mr. ed a party Thursday evening at tlie their feed giVen to the good but under­ fed cow*, the latter would increase and Mrs. Wm. Claggett and family. home of Mr. and Mr*. Elmer Bush of | their milk flow enough to add mater­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newton and Gregory district. ially to tin* herd profit. daughter. Joyce, spent Sunday after­ noon with Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Moore As for proving that It pays to feed DOUD CORNERS. liberally, feed individually and fe-d! and family of near Freeport. Norn* Bergman and family and Mrs. sufficient protein, let us study the ex-1 Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Smelker spent Lidia Neal of Battle Creek visited at Sunday in Sunfield. perience of Howard T. Stanton, near’ Mr. and Mra. Smith Sherman and Henry Bergmans Sunday. Dowling, Mich. Mb* Bethel Hallock returned home family si>ent Thursday evening »gth During the fore part of November: Mr. and Mrs. Manley Sherman of Has­ after vtsiung friend* at Battle Creek and part of October. Mr.' Stanton was { tar two week*. tings. feeding about 78 lbs. of a grain ir ‘“‘—j' mixture if oata. dally, consisting of 240 lbs. of -----DELTON. tlrfWWan 240 lb*, wheat and 100 lbs MlcMfcanl State Ration, making it about 12 per Last Week s Letter. cent protein. This wo* supplemented There were twenty-one In the wom­ with 31 lbs. of silage per day nnd per ,en's Bible class at Sunday School Sun­ cow and whatever they could clean up ,day and elghty-flve in total attend­ iu tlw fields. ance. Also a goodly number at church Believing that he should feed more . protein. Mr. Stanton changed to 70 John Adams will gb to the hospital lbs. corn and cob. 325 lbs. of oats. 120 in Kalamazoo thi* week for observa­ lbs. wheat and 100 lbs. of cotton seed tion and medical treatment. meal in December. The same number The Twilight-Teer* gave a fine pro­ of cow* (eight In all> was getting 77 ..... mixture, but only -. a grant »t the Hall Wednesday evening. lbs. dally ot till* 33' The Following Table* Explain the Different Clubs Smith Bros. Velte & Co. The Bank that does things for you! DECREASING CLUB PLAN Start with the largeit sum and DECREASE your d« posit* each week. Thia ia a very popular plan. EVEN AMOUNT CLUB PLAN Put in the SAME AMOUNT each week. In SO weeks: $100.00 25c Club pays___ $12^0 $2.00 Club pays. $250.00 50c Club pays___ $25.00 $5.00 Club pays. $1.00 Club paya_-$50.00 $10.00 Club pays. .$500.00 $20.00 Club pays $1,000.00 Interest at 3f7e Added Hastings City Bank Capital $75,000 Telephone 2103 I HISTORY’S GREATEST SAVINGS BIG T-~— SALE OF THE LATEST 1932 GOODYEAR TIRES anti TUBES ren »»» .O.r prire and Mill drrMr t -t .01 bo, THE met. *1 tie.n«ild.«« MILUOX* WOKE lire. e**Un Goodjrw *• «Hrr tbr MOST V U.IE In ««y pH" Crl our I Offer for Your Old Tint EXTRA .SWINGS IF TUI Bl Y IN PAIRS 4.40x21$ 4.79 4.50 x 21 t'^Xi.&O* 5.00 x19 tms.oo) 6.00x 21 <-j*«.0O) 4.4<fx 21 $ 6.35 ClKxt.tO) CZtrxS.tO) _ 5.43 4.50 x 21 7:05 6.65 5.00 x19 8.25 11.10 (30x4.60) (soxs.oo) 6.00 x 21 12.50 (ssxa.ooi SPEEDWAY 29x4.40-21 $3.95 29x 4.50-20 4.30 30 x 4.50-21 4.37 28 x 4.75-19 $5.12 29x 5.00-19 5.39 31 x 5.25-21 6.63 Good Used Tires $1.00 Up. Still Lower Prices in Pairs Goodyear Tube* at Big Saving* Too. Bross Tire & Battery Shop Guaranteed Tire Repairing TELEPHONE 2482 NO. MICHIGAN AVE. HASTINGS K Tli “„d 1< “m. “‘-“’.S: »“• b"n peas per cow. The number of cows in I terestea. milk increased from four to seven but' Mr. and Mrs. Leon Doster enterthey increased from a deficit of 84.13 to | tMned with a card party Friday evc­ ; 8834 pfoflt over feed cost from Novem- nlng. jber U> December, after butterfat had’ Tlw Delton fire department was dropped from 35c to 30c. { called into service early Monday mornActlng on the writer'* advice Mr. mg at the Hull farm weal of the Doud Stanton then decided to add more pro- schoolhouse. The farm house burned |tein by adding too lbs. more cotton and nearly all Its content*. The house । seed meal, making it 169 per cent. Here : was occupied by Mr. Peake and family. is the best part of it. At this writing. I There were eleven tables played at | he has already decided to fatten two the pedro party at the hall Saturday ।cows for the butcher, because Mr. night. Chester Banghart and Mar­ I Stanton hates to milk poor producers. I quits Henton won the first prizes, and ' This time he was feeding the remain-1 Mr. Durkey and Mr*. Fred Hughes the I ing six cow* only 41 lbs. grain per day,; consolation‘prizes. Elll* Francisco drew >30 lbs. of &ilugr and 14 lbs. of oats and | the door prize which wa* a pound of , ix-as per cow per day. Yet. while the I coffee. .price of feed <hls grain mixture* inMr. and Mrs. Clarence Texter and {creased from 95c to 81 025 per hundred; family of Hastings were Sunday guests ; and butterfat remained at 30c per of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dunning. j pound, the remaining six cows showed Mr. and Mrs. Roger William* attend­ ; a profit of 82929 over feed cost. cd a convention at Lansing Friday and Study the figure* in the following' Saturday. I summary. Did it pay Mr. Stanton to Mrs. Effie Louden helped to care for I give more attention '.o hi* feeds and I Mrs. Ethel Kenyon last week. Mr*. i feeding method*? You answer! And.! Kenyon is in quite poor health. i while you are answering. Mr. Stanton , Mrs. Harold Pennock is assisting Ils losing no time putting new ideas in- Mrs. Tungate ot Gull lake with her 1 to practice. "Go thou and do likewise!" household duties. , November—Total cows. 8. dry cows, 4.' -----------------*♦*---------------total pounds milk. 3724. total pounds! IRVING. oi fat. 129.0. value of product. 345.15,: Mr. and Mr*. Dick Poff of Battle cost of roughage. 821.20. cost of grain. Creek and Mr. Poff * daughter. Mrs. , 822.10. total feed cost *4930. profit over । Mildred Van Dorn, and Mrs. Frances ’ feed coot. none, below feed cost. 8LI5. | Replogte of Battle Creek called on their December-Total cows. 8, dry cow*. 1. ’»unt. Mr*. Jane McCann, Wednesday. total iwunds milk. 5760. total pound* MUs al* 8hook of Montana, who fat, 202 0. value of product. 360 60. co«'h“ bccn 'idling at the home ot her of roughage. 330.24. cost of grain. uncJe- olen Nichol*, has gone to All^822.02. total feed cost. 85X28. profit •»«» to vi*lt other retetlw over feed con 88 34 Mr- and Mrs Wrrt Schlflman of S. L January—Total rows. 6. dry row*. 0. tinman's lf«al2«7'Sue m Joh« * ,n AnU 1 ITam •ha* ,wd a M?r1011’ operation. Mrs. Loop ! MS 97 mt»l feed1!^’ IMja nJnfU W“ Wllh hlm Bnd MrS PlCrCe frtK“ **■*«> C^t‘ M2’23' P Dowling stayed here with her mother, icea^cost, KS.CT. ; Mr. Mrs. T. D. Blinslon from Efl* tMU‘r‘ Grand Rapid* vUlted Mrs. Bliruton’s NORTH MAPLE GROVE. {mother amd husband. Mr. and Mrs. The Dorcas Society took in over 8121 I’}1X Thursday. .at the home of Hane Marshall Thur*- . Mr. and Mr*. Henry’ Nagel and d4y {daughter and Mr*. Stcenwyk from Mr. a.«l Mr. FrM Mr. <"“« R*^ '““d ** J““ KWr. and Mrs. Dan Roberts were guest* . _ , „ , . , Mr and Mr*. Orville Flook at Nash-i Je*^* PerP‘ Ir°m St- John* I* vdle Saturday evening. her *on. J. I Mr. aral Mrs. Forrest Kinney spent | Perry> and Sunday with her father. R. Hummel tn idle Quail Trap district. J Mr. and Mis. Wayne Barnliart and NURSE TELUS HOW TO |ton and WcU Hawks of Battle Creek SLEEP SOUND, STOP GAS {spent Sunday with Mrs. Hulda Hawks. blMlad at ao b*4 I t»nld not »i«. • ting* spent Sunday at Dexter Crouae'a. { tpsoBfnl Atfterlk* brraskt cut *U Mra Max beFoe and tun Jack are! i3|r:ufuig the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Don Roberts. Performance -thrills you’ve never had In any low-priced car 65 to 70 miles an hour . . 0 to 35 miles an hour in 6.7 seconds . . Silent Syncro-Mesh gear­ shift .. Simplified Free Wheeling.. Unsurpassed smoothness and quietness . . 60 Horsepower ireiffPrTF T“° ,hc new Cbcvrolet Six to *pprca*te the many new thrill* of it* performance. Taka it out on the ttreet, compete with other cartln traffic —and undcrtland what it mean* to-accelerate from a atandatill to 35 mile* an . hour in leaa than seven second*! Hunt out/ some long stretch of highway and open ilia' throttle to the limit —and experience the keen joy of a top speed without stress or strain. Travel over the roughest road you* know — and learn the advantage of iu naw slab). lixed front end. Run the car throughout iu full range of speed and power—and know the pleasure ot Chevrolet's naw smoolhnrss and quietness. Then, try the thrill of Free Wheeling— ot gliding along on momentum in a modem quality six—of shifting gears rawly, simply. 4 and quietly. And finally, change back to con­ ventional gear, and try shifting gears with lbs .easy, non-clashing, quiet Syncro-Mesh transmiaslou—which is exclusive to Chevrolet in the lowest price field. Never has the actual driving of a Chevrolet Six meant so much as it doea today. Come into our showrooms—without delay. Try out the Great American Value for 1932. Faster, livelier, smoother than ever—easier to handle and control — it gives performance-thrills yours never had in any low-priced call $475 Aflarfcsi/. •. 8. n«. NmU**. Jgnu -T-tg Mre. NEW CHEVROLET SIX THE GREAT AMERICAN VALUE FOR 1981 ~ SIX VOUB DEALII IZLOV 1 " W RRgfnn • l^s nVJIEU ' •• R w-A. Seifert, Freeport R. D. Cadwallader, Hidtar, Cenen HASTINGS :: MICHIGAN C. W. Roell, Woodland �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JANC ARY 29, !M! DOWIJNG. Ing lari week lo assist In the rare of' helped. In addition to the women in the organized groups, hu been record­ Lyman Chamberlain of the Barry ’ the rick. HOME STUDY GROUPS ed; the number far 1928-30 wu 14,921 County H-fllth Unit entertained the Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wcrtman enter-. Boyfcouu aithe ehurch Friday ew-,talned their daughter and husband ■nd for 1950-31 It wu 42,175. nlng with films, which brought out! Mr. and Mr*. Orville Dunn of Fine lake Army of Housewives Enroll In MARTIN CORNERS. very forcibly tha danger encountered | Sunday. Campaign For Better and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Cogswell and when handling explosives which wu a1 « hu been rumored of late that the i children of Lakeview and Minor Bau­ splendid object lesson and very Inter-, Dowling church officials are charging Easier Methode man of Spring Arbor were supper eating and without doubt, made a last- a Ice for the use of the building for I Annual reports of the Michigan State I Ing impression on the boys who were funeral purposes which ia a mistake College home economics extension urday evening. present Iwe gladly correct. In several In-; Pared with 1018 In 1930-31, an Increase Mr*. rlnrl Hilton nmai arm *vn eunn Mrs. Ethel and son John Mr and Mra Carl Stanton and Bar-j aUnc«- however, people fe-je greatly over 1929-30 of 31,768 In the number y^ted Mrs. Edith Bolter In Lakeview bara a‘rf Kenneth of Ypsilanti wenof women reached through project Sunday afternoon. Sunday visitors at Marshall Herta’s, । J? iL, work, according to Mias Edna V Smith. aute Telephone Co held „, _ . ,, , . . . , ' and in recognition of it. have left a state leader of home demonstration thelr annu*i meeting lut Monday The Cemeteryre-elected all donation of some kind for which they w grateful, agents The total in the firat period eyrnin| at the home Of Mr and Mr* their officers at the Thursday meeting . haw y arauriui. last week anrt and .rrnrrtlmr according tn to tha the wartv yearly1; wu 28.250. while during the put year HertKrt n„Ur A fine pot luck supper last It mounted lo 60.018. i waa Mrve<j by the ladles which' all en­ report have 8XM00 tn the treasury at POWERS ECHOES. In 1929-30, 866 group* began, u comand lhe following officers were We Join with the multitude of pared with 1018 in 1930-31. an Increase | ekcU<1 for ensuing year. Pres.. Lyle thanks wn given the officers lot their friends both old and young who meurn of 152. Only 663 groups completed pilhcri secretary. Ben Merrick, the passing of Dr. Taylor. projects in 1929-M. but 1002 groups, . A aood attendance at church SunSunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ flnUhed the extension courses given in, d*y evening and all enjoyed the fine Dorrrr.ce Trethrlc having been thur Bedford were Mr. and Mrs. C. J. 1930-31. Tliere have been 224 more music by the seven piece orchestra and transferred from Oregon to Cleveland. Schaabergcr. Mr. and Mrs Fred leaders of groups in the put year than' the excellent sermon by Rev. Conklin Ohio, by the Loan and Finance Co Schaaberger of Grand Rapids and Mr. In 1929-30. on the Value of Worship. You are ■nd Mrs. Virgil Andrews and little Tlw number of new members two I cordially Invited lo attend these serv- with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edd. daughter of Augusta. yeara ago wu 11JH8. with 10.136 of (ices every Sunday evening. Trethrlc. Miss Almira Retd and nephew. that number completing; while, acMnt miUe Fisher called on Mrs. Mr. and Mn. Otis Altman received a Charles Hauser were in Grand Rapids, cording to the recent report, the num- EctiUs Bolter and Mr*. H. Cogswell In telegram last week notifying them of Thursday. ber of members enrolled in projects for | Lakeview Sunday afternoon i the death of David Manning at Flint. Mr. and Mr*. Maurice Johnson and the first time wu 14.904, with 12,6271 --------------- < ------completing, an Increase of over 2,000. The soul gete Its food through the William and Samantha Manning, and mother, Mrs. Will Johnson were In Grand Rapids. Monday. An Increase of 28,254 tn the number' mind. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Blaeklock and well known In thia locality. family of Grund Rapids were Sunday Mrs. Millie Herrington has returned guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Mohler. home after an extended visit at the Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnson of Mid­ home of her daughter. Mrs. Shirley dleville visited their son Maurice and Moxom tn Grand Rapids. family Sunday. Friends of Mrs. Alice Markham, who A Ford coupe belonging to Charlie has been very 111 for several months. day evening while parked near the Kroger Grocery store on W. Michigan much recovered as to be up again nnd Ave.. Battle Creek, where he worked Teachout, Montgomery St. Grand and so far ha* not been located. Mr. and Mrs. Orlle Fisher enter­ Rapids. Un Carrie Travis and Mrs Belle tained their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mn. Byron Titus of Delton Sunday, Carter, our Extension Work leaders, at­ who also called at the Austin FerrU tended the meeting at Hastings. Wed­ nesday. home. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Balzer and little The funeral of Morris Haynes, aged 28 years, youngest son of Jerry Haynes daughter of Grand Rapids spent the was held at the church Friday with the week end with her parents. Mr. and Rev. Karl Keefer of Potterville in Mrs. Will Carter. Mlim Ethel Palmer was a Sunday charge of the services and burial in the Dowling cemetery. Sympathy Is ex- guest of her aunt, Mrs. Roy Travis and TELEPHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE • tended to the family at thia time by family at Grandville. . Charles Cordes is staying with his their friends and neighbors. WWWWWIRRMWWWWW9RMWV9WW I Mn. Anna Pierce was called*to Irv­ brother-in-law. Frank Travis and fam­ ily while his wife Is attending a rick friend In Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Miner Palmer and son Ralph spent Bunday with her sister. Mrs. Herman Nefke and family at Duncan lake. MANY WOMEN ENTER » € ■t STORM SASH strips 41wttboui\3Uater. Miles Conoco Germ Proceised Oil withstood When Walter H. Freed reached Pueblo,’ tion under the most trying conditions! Colorado, after a 41-mile drive from Colorado Springs, his car was so hot it Proof that Conoco Germ Processed Oil offers you the safest lubrication for had to be put into gear before it would your car. He had plenty of Conoco Qerm coming from the radiator, so he did not suspect the cooling system. But a garage man found not a drop of water in the radiator! The 41 miles Hasting* Lumber & Coal Co, King’s Flake Flour Michigan milled (Lowell, Mich.) * - “ar Barrel $2.57 M^lb. Country Club '»•” Cold Medal or Pillabury 47« •9te J4ft4b. B«ml IS.4I 3 2 2 VAN CAMP’S BEAN HOLE BEANS VAN CAMP’S VEGETABLE SOUP VAN CAMP'S VEGETABLE BEEF SOUP VAN CAMP’S TOMATO SOUP Rad Labal KARO SYRUP Roll Butter 1'A-lb. can 25c 15c 15c 19c 13c ... J5c . The famous Michigan Maid Her Grace Vanilla ’&£ 19c 10c AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR AUNT JEMIMA BUCKWHEAT FLOUR — i*.. 12c Baking Powder 23c (ROYAL Kingsford CORN STARCH 12c Flams tinted 15c 30-WATT BULBS 29c MAZOLA OIL 15c CANDY BARS 29c ‘ NUCOA It ’ s delicious 25c BL^CK WALNUT CAKE 4 Bread Oysters [ , \ OYSTER CRACKERS Oren fresh - bulk pint Z5c lb. lOe FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Cauliflower SPINACH CARROTS BEETS 15c Snowball heads Fresh Texas - health for the family Bulk - lb. 2a Fancy Texas Baby ’ 2 it*- 15c bunch 9c bunch 7c 3 - 17c Winesap Apples EsealUnt for sating - children lovs them 83 Pork Roast Picnic Style Smoked Ham Whole or Half Reef Kettle Roast Pork Loin LOIN END ISC Lb- Rib End Lb- Lb. PARAFFIN RAAE MOTOR OIL ing lessons with Miss McQuillan, edu­ cational director of Kellogg Founda­ tion in charge. A large bus load of ladles from Portage were present. The Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary Society will meet Wednes­ day. January 20 at the home of Mr. and Mn. Milton Trafford. A play "My Irish Rase.” sponsored by the M. P. Ladles’ Aid Society win be given at the Kellogg school Satur­ day evening. February 6. There are Here is the new yardstick of 1932 Motor Car Values Tlie Father and Son banquet will be l*ld at Kellogg school January 28 with A. 8. Barrows. Boy Scout execu­ tive of Kalamazoo, as principal speaker. Miss Rose Mary. Smith, kindergarten teacher at Kellogg school, visited the Ann J- Kellogg school for crippled children one day last week. Tlie Country Life club of Western State Teacher’s College visited our school Monday evening of last week. Mrs. Williamson at Gull lake picked a full blown rose in her garden last week. Who wants to go to Ftbrflda? Clark Aldrich is not so well as he has Mr. Lipps was a former parlsh- Richard Bennett and family and Edd Tinney of Battle Creek- attended the Wesleyan church Sunday and took din­ ner with Rev. and Mrs. Gearhart. The Bennett family are relatives of the Sc quart 49c GERM PROCESSED Estelle Lipp* of PltUfoqJ. Mich., has No. lean Farur/SaUcta - fins for frying Triangle. CONOCO Johnston at their home In Delton Thursday. January 28. About DO were present Wednesday afternoon at the Kellogg High school days. Ths famous Country Club Milk Made Loaf Del Monte Corn essed Oil at the sign of the Conoco Red KCOe?R°MCO/ HICKORY CORNERS. 45c life, change now to Conoco Germ Proc­ from burning up. The-Home Llterarv club win be en- 30 such ordeals will lubricate your*car Processed Oil in the car. No steam was HIGH GRADE COALS AT LOW PRICES Watch your local Kroger Store windows for outstanding daily specials. They’re your opportunity to save Convincing evidence of Germ Proc­ essed Oil's stability, of iu sort protec­ The oil that protects motors through glop! STORM POORS I Conoco Germ Processed Oil Saves Motor 11C 9j^c 19)2 ESSEX SUTER-SIX STANDARD SEDAN...HVB PASSENGERS... llj’WlrtlLBASB...«77JT.O.R.DRTROrT ToDAY a brilliant new and greater Essex Super-Six registers a new high in motor car Mrs. Minnie Lawrence, who fell a few weeks ago. hurting her foot and hip Is slowly Improving. It is the first luxury six—in the stria meaning of the term—ever offered in the low-price field. PRATT DISTRICT. The Monday morning looks and feels as It fold man winter had just located this vicinity. We are all In hopes he will moke his visit a very short one. Chas. Mead of Blteley was In this vicinity several days last week. Mra. Edgar Mead visited Mrs. Floyd Thomas and Grandma Jacobs Monday at their home In Hastings. Carroll Cutler, Sr.. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Cutler, Jr.. Mrs. Clara Sponable and Mra Edgar Mead attended the birthday club at the Quimby church last week one day. Wm. Cronk received the sad news Saturday of the death of his brother. Royal Cronk, of Vermontville who passed away very suddenly on Friday morning while at his born milking. Tlie bereaved ones have our sympathy. Wm. Cronk also Corey Althouse and family attended the funeral of Royal Cronk at Vermontville Sunday after­ noon. Miss Lena Lipkey. who has been sick Is better. Her mother has been sub­ stituting for her at her school in the Striker district for the past few days. In appearance, in power, in size and the struc­ tural qualities that make for fine and enduring fierformance, it represents the industry's steadast hope to give more and more car for the least amdunt of money —and presents it as the achievement of a manufacturer interested primarily in building that car truly fine. The combined salient superiorities of this new 1932 Essex Super-Six are unduplicated in any other automobile within hundreds of dol­ lars of its price. Note them well: THE NEW ESSEX SUPER-SIX a a big. car in SIZE, full-bodied, roomy, luxuriout,j THE NEW ESSEX SUPER-SIX isa big car in POWER — full-powered with a new high-competition 70 bonepower Super-Six engine that bints at its higher speeds with 50 miles per hour in silent sTbratsonless second I , ’ THE NEW ESSEX SUPER-SIX is standard-equipped with SELECTIVE FREE WHEEXlNG-^r/re as you choose. Geo. Scott is so seriously 111 and all hope for a speedy recovery. GUERNSEY LAKE. Our Community club met at Glass Creek Grange hall on January 15. About 85 were present. The Anders orchestra favored us with several se­ lection* which were much enjoyed by all. The school children gave an Ulus- THE NEW ESSEX SUPER-SIX is standard-equipped with STARTlX, auto­ matic self-starting and anti-stalling. against the most the field offers in sheer transportation, then Uy for yourself what your motor car money should buy. HUDSON MOTOR CAR COMPANY. DETROIT. MlOL INFORMATION •70 Horsepower at 3200 r. [>. m. Essex Speeds Beyond 70 Miles Sileat Second Speed 50 Mils* ’Compensated Inherently Balanced Crankshaft •Power Dome Anti-Knock Combustion Chamber Intake Silencer and Air Cleaner * Folly Adjustable Silent Chain Driven Timing Gears Anil-Flood Choke Super Accelerator Pump * Roller Valve Tappets • Diagonal Truss Frame * Duoflo Automatic Engine Oiling Thermotratic Carburetor Heat Control *Labyrinthian OU Cooling •Triple-Sealed OUCushion Clutch Simplified Selective Free Wheeling Synchro -Mesh Tran«mi*«ion Silent Constant Mesh Second Gear ’Twin Neutratone MulBera •Quick­ Vision Injtrumcnt Panel ’Startix, Automatic Self- Generator Safety Signals * Ride Controls *NaturaI Grip Steering Wheel • Arc-Slide Fastener Pockets * Lateral Spring Seat Cushions ’Adjustable Seats Both Front and Rear ’Full Opening Windshield with Two-Finger Control 9 Sparkling New Models with Gem-Uke Body Colots and Upholstery in New Pastel Shades Fitments in Ebony and Silver Finish Wheelbase Length 113" Prices Listing from |69J f.O.B, Deuou ‘Tbeir. and an imprtuine till of lbw sxchube feaumi ml, THE NEW ESSEX SUPER-SIX is standard-equipped with SYNCHRO-MESH TRANSMISSION — easy, silent, secure. ' Measure these, and a score more innovations found only in higher- and highest-priced cars —auicJt-rision histrum ent panel, ride controls, in­ sulated solid-unit rattle-proof bodies ofseamless = ESSEX SUPER-SIX Lb. 12c Mn. Mae Ooodrodo wen in Kalamaaoo Monday. The less a man knows, the harder It la for him to realise it. JOHNSON AUTO COMI HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ■ �tub HA.rnrn. banxi*. wbdnbsdat. ANNOUNCE SPEAKERS FOR FARMERS WEEK Investing Safely List Includes Nearly 200 Prom­ ' inent J|cn and Women Who Address College Audiences Building and l^an ha* Ooa Hundred year*' experience and every th tor that ha* been lhaexxrhiy tested to make * HOT I Investment. Safely is aaared ail m*rtr*re* are on owner occupied home*, avrrafin< te«* than S1M0-M each. Wise itatc rerwlatlon*. combined with economical tnanaremcut, makes safety doubly sure. These factors aha a-saure eam­ ino that bare never been lesa than in our JJ years of corporate life. 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Brand—America* big­ gest selling line of food products under one label. Thai's ho« we can do IL— ' ^4 □tier you better foods at Xr lower juice*." Your l.G.A. Grocer # -{X # # # Creamot IGR Milk A * Wheat TALL CANS ☆ ☆ PkeMC Flour IB ☆ 24t Lb Sack 69® ☆ Cocoa IM.................. Lb. Pineapple IGA . . . No. 2 Can Pancake Floor 10 5 Lb. Bag ft Syrup IM c»,»aM.pi. 2201. Boule 15c « 15c w 13c 19c ☆ National IGB SoapSalf_•fa WHITE LAUNDRY SOAP l.G.A. 3 rim 10c . SOAP CHIPS Sr I.G.A. 2 wt FKGi 33c SOAP GRAINS A l.G.A. URG1PK0. 17C WHITE FLOATING SOAP I. G. A. rah 5c * JELL-C • SOAP WASHING POWDER I.G.A. 21c COCOA Hard water SOAP 2 bibs 15c BEAUTY SOAP I.G.A. 2 Rua 15c l.G.A. HOUSEHOLD CLEANSER CAN 5C _ Pkg. 7' # ■£? ChipSO........................... Urge iqc ef . Tomatoes . . 2 Urge Cans asc ‘~ •ji? Rlce Fancy .... w Jam Assorted Flavors Apple Butter . . . W Tea A BLEND Green . 4 Lb.. 16 oz. Jar js <m. jar . % Lb. The lint of speaker* for the general and sectional meeting* at Farmer* Week to be help at Michigan Stole College. February 1-5. includes nearly 200 men and women prominent in all field* related to agriculture and home 1 economic* , Governor Wilber M. Brucker: L. J. Taber, Columbus. Ohio. Matter of the National Orange; Dr.- C. K. Ladd. Ithaca. New York, director of extension j work; C. 6 Brown. Washington. D. C.. representative of the Federal Farm Board; Duncan Marshall. Toronto, former Minister of Agriculture In Canada; Mr H. Ulteberger. Benton Harbor, manager Great Lake* Fruit Growers. Inc., and John L. Lovett. De| trolt. cecreUry. Michigan Manufaci turers A*sn„ will be ejieaker* on the ' general programs held in the after­ noons and evenings । Complete sectional programs with several speaker* for each day's sessions | have been arranged by many of the college departments. These meeting* are held from 9:00 A. M to 2 00 P. M.’ ■ and are adjourned to permit everyone । to attend the general meetings. Many of the sectional programs bring suc' cesfful men or women direct from their farm homes to tell their methods of I meeting present day condition* of pro­ ducing crops and livestock. Thirty Mate-wide organization* which have been leader* in better farming and living practices hold an­ nual meetings during the week and moat of them elect officers tor next year. Two programs tn which entertain­ ments will divide time with able speak­ ers are scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday nights. I 19c , . X7c z” 19c 12c KLINGENSMITH Miss Merck des Beck is visiting rela­ tives in Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Warner have both been quite poorly the past week but are much improved at thLs writing. Mrs. Warner'* parents of near Hastings came to stay with them awhile. This community was shocked last week by the sudden death of Dr. Tay­ lor of Middleville. He will be greatly missed by many as he was widely known and. respected by all who knew him. ■* Anna Storka.n andsVera Latta were cntertalued b^ihejr teacher. Mrs. Kermeen in Middlevnic. Friday night. Vincent Nortori .of Maple Grove and Will and KenneW? Garett of Barney Mill* were callers at the Green home Friday. Little Virginia Lapham was taken to the hospital in Grand Rapids Tuesday and wis operated on Thursday. They expect to straighten her foot which wa* getting worse the past year. Vir­ ginia Is the daughter o! Mr and Mrs Lee Lapham formerly of this place. Mrs. Albert Green. Alberta and Gor­ don and Laurel Scnsiba were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lapham In Maple Grove Sunday. Other colters there Sun­ day were. Marshall Brandow of East Lansing. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Nelson and baby. Mr. and Mr*. Manson Stanton and baby of Battle Creek Mr. and Mrs Claud Mayo of South Maple Grove and Richard Green of near Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Lapham expect to move, on their farm soon at Maple Grove Center known a* the Roy Laphatr. farm. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Ullery of Grand Rapids are the proud parents of a 9 1-2 [KTund baby boy born January 5. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johnson spent Sunday in Grand Rapids with Mr. and Mra. Sherman Sharp. They also called at the Ullery home and made the acquaintance with the new baby there. -ROBISHUE PARK. La»t Week's Letter. Mi** Betty Potts spent Saturday night with her sister. Mrs. Glen Dean and family of Leighton. ■ Mrs. Clara Ciskv spent a few days last week in Grand Rapids with her son. Fred and family and also motored to Lansing nnd spent a day there. Mr. and Mr*. William Poland or Grand Rapids spent Sunday evening with hl* aunt. Mrs. John Kollar and family. Miss Almlnla Cravens of Harru Creek is visiting at the home ot Mr. nnd Mrs. EhTld Jackson. Mr. and Mra Rco Bowerman anti family ot Grand Rapids spent Sunday afternoon with the former's alster and husband. Mr. and Mra Francis Haight Mr. and Mn Glen Dean and daugh­ ter spent Sunday with the latter, parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Julian Pott*. MARTIN CORNERS. Last Week** Letter. , The L A. S. will be entertained by : club No 4 at the home of Mr*. Murtha Demond Wedixsday. January 20. for dinner. A cordial invitation is extended I to all. ' Remember the nemces every Sunday । evening at the Martin church Rev. Conklin preached ns an excellent «er(mon Sunday evening You are cor। dially invited to come to these M*rvI ice* and hear him I Mr. and Mr*. James Tyler of Wood­ land and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Trautwcln I of the Center road were Sunday visi­ tor* at Alfred Fisher’s. Several from here attended the Well­ man P T. A Friday evening and cnI joyed the zplendid musical program. GUN LAKE* NEWS. Mr and Mra. Merle Count of Kala­ mazoo spent the week end With, hi* motjier ».nd Bob at Gun lake. Fred Hendershott of Hastings was at the lake Thursday and called at the Taylor home. Mr*. Man Taylor has been ill the past week with throat trouble. Glad to itear Mrs. George Townsend Ts gaining. ■ Mr auo Mi*. Albert Chilson of Kala.mazoo spent Friday with Mary Taylor Mr. and Mra. Harry Jordan of Grand Rapid* spent the week at their cottage at Gun lake. M'rM Count and mother . were in Middleville Saturday. They called at I Hie Harry Clem home and found I every body well. jaxtaxt m. irn | LAKE ODESSA. | Union service* on Sunday evenings | at th* different cburciie* ar* drawing full house* each evening. Floren Olds and family are moving licrc from Clarksville and he will Charlotte. *pent Tuesday assist Chas. Dally in hl* blacksmith Mr. and Mr*. John Bower* fcd daughter*, Mrs. Eunice Grplble Ind Mrs. Lottie Barker and Merlon Bowers and Chaa. Lepard attended Ute funeral ot Mrs. Edd Friend ot Marian. one day last week. The Home Economics group *111 meet with Mrs. Will Rce-d Tuesday. Tlw k-sson will be on "Blip Covers.' Mrs Nettle Lapo and Mrs Harvey are the leader* with Mr*. Will Reed a* chair­ man. Bom Saturday night to Mr. and Mrs Ernest Beard of West Odessa a ten pound daughter. Henry Lunbert. aged 78 yean passed away Friday morning at his farm home northeast of the village. He leave* hl* wife and many friends. The burial wa* in Lakeside cemetery. Geo. Hunt, a pioneer of Odessa. and for several yean a resident of the vil­ lage paXAed away Friday morning at the County Home where he had been cared for since last spring Burial Sun­ day in Lakeside. SPECIAL! called on hl* old teacher, u. DdOMnp. H«re'* Vlvrm Pierce attended a meeting of the Boy Scouts Thunday night tn Woodland. your chance to Save Money! IflViX 24% DAIRY FEED DAIRY FEED $J20 tn Uinsing. spent Pfeiffer In Woodbury. Mn Kedrich Monasmlth and chil­ dren of Campbell relumed to her home Friday after several day* visit with her parents, Mr and Mr* Ernest Grand, and other relatives and friend* 1 in Woodbury and vicinity. P«r Cwt Per Cwt THESE FEEDS ARE HIGH QUALITY FEEDS A POULTRY’ RATION. __ , Wheat may well take the place of ’ EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY middling* or shorts in the poultry ra-. tion thia year. One good mash feed ■uggeated by the U. 8. Department of Agriculture is 35 pounds ot com meal. 20 pounds of ground wheat, 4 pounds Of bran. 20 pounds of mewl scrap. IS* WOODBURY. pounds of ground octo, 2 pounds ot Mr. and Mr* Kay Clemence and G dried buttermilk. 2 pounds of fine J Kussmaul. from near Quimby. MLvv oyster sheila, and 1 pound of aatt. Thi*' Velma Kussmaul and friend. Mr. and makes 100 pounds of feed. Mn. Bowman, of Lansing. Mrs Donna Schneider and two grandchildren and A strong will won't wilt. 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Last Week's Letters. Mr. and Mra Virgil Andrews andI little daughter Arlene of Augusta,. were Bunday callers of her brother., Arthur Bedford, and family. Mr. .and Mra. Harry Nagel and son‘ Paul at Hickory Corners. Alec Neal1 . ^IIWMF«nyi TROUGHS »-60t-H.20 GEkUINL hONET L TAR COMPOUND WOODLAND. Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mra. Ralph Leffler and daughter* spent the week tfid with; Mr*. Carrie Clary of Hasting*. Mr. and Mra. Clyde Ruell and family | visited Mra. Sarah Rusli of Battle: Creek Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Roy Lahr Of-Baltic Creek were callers at Mr and Mra. Welby Crockford's Sunday. The annual election of officers of the Woodland Volunteer Plre Department1 was held at their regular meeting at the Council Room* Thursday. January. 7. with the following result*: Fire Chief I —Arthur Al trading; Firat Aas't Chief- 1 Geo. C Faul; Second Asst. Chief— Frank 8. Niethamer; Secy.-Treas Lester H. Brumm George Varney and Dell WHllam-v i left Saturday for Zion. Illinois to at-1 tend the funeral of Mrs. Clyde Var­ ney wtio paaMd away early Saturday) morning at her home in Zion. Illinois Mra. Geo. Varney and daughter* are spending a few day* with her mother, Mra. Lily Tayler of Ksiamo. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest McMillen of Hastings and Misa Katherine Mohler of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with their parenta, Mr. and Mn. Wm. Moh- The aolla samples will be tested In Room 301. Agricultural hail. Special­ Mr. and Mrs. Geo C. Paul spent ist* from the soil* department, rarh day. will dl*cu*s ways to improve tolls Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Chas. L *nd Leslie Stesby. were guest, of Mr. from *Wch ““plCS Paul of Hastings • Mrs Arthur Giddings and*daughter and Mra. Miner Palmer and family i r Ruth left Monday for thetr home In Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Frank TravU WEST ORANGEVILLE Tawaa City after spending the holi­ and son Ear) and Mr. and Mra Cha*.' ANO EABT GUN MARSH. days with her parents; Mr. and Mra. Flnkbelner of Hastings were afternoon Mr. and Mra. H. A. Hawley of Grand John Velte. callers. Fred B irder is spending a few days Rapids are spending the remainder of Milo Schondelmcyer accompanied this winter with Mra. Hawley's parents. with relatives tn Chicago and Ccd.ir tha Misses Nell and Almira Reed and Mr. and Mra. Clarence VanEtt. Rapids. Iowa. Hauser lo tlie Johnstown Grange . There has been some scare In the Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Pau! and son where the Irving Grange Glee club Orangeville school about tlie children Greydon spent Sunday with Mr and, gave * program Saturday. having mumps but it only turned out Mra Chas Rowlader of Grand Rapids Mra. Elizabeth Gibboney is spending Mra. Bernard Peck and little *on* of lo be ___a cold and a lottie touch of a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Welby Dowling spent Friday with her broth-' bronchitta. The scare U over. er. Maurice Johnson, and family. Mr. and Mr* Chet Falk of Cressey Crockford. . Sunday gueste at the home of James ‘ were Wedneaday guests of Mr. and Mra. F. F. Hilbert and Mrs, J. V. ■Kelley were Mr. and Mra. Tabor and' Mra. VanEtt. and Mr. and Mra. Paul Hilbert spent Monday in Grand Rap­ Mr. and Mrs. Clare Brag and infant. Tucker of Ganges were Thursday call­ Id. Mrs Ross Pierce and Mary Joyce1 daughter of, Grand Rapid*. era. Mr. and Mra. James Mohler visited; Mr*. Adella Snook has returned to visited her father. E. Joy, o£ Lansing friends at Lansing and Big Rapids her home to day. She la much tm- from Thursday until Sunday. Mr Pierce joining her for the week end. Thuraday and Friday of last week. t proved al tills writing. Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. Paul and Marda visited Mr. and Mra. H. J. Stang of Battle Creek Bunday. SYNCRO-MESH, QUIET SEC AND FREE WHEELING"ALL THR IN THE NEW PONTIAC I.uolt for thoroughness in Pontiac engineering. In all new Ponuacs, Syncro-Mesh makes gear-shifting effortless—second gear is really quiet—and free wheeling permits you to coast along at will. Then shift gears without touching the clutch. Yom get not jnti one, but all three of ihete big improvement! in all Pontiacs at no extra coft. NEW PONTIAC SIX chief of Pontiac offers these important developments at no extra cost SYNCRO-MESH * QUIET SECOND FREE WHEELING ■ RIDE CONTROL LONGER WHEELBASE INCREASED POWER AND HIGH SPEED Bringa the Important Davolopmonta NEW PONTIAC V-8 Offer* the Distinction of V-fl Per­ formance at a Liat Prico under M5O GREATER ECONOMY NEW, ROOMIER FISHER BODIES RUBBER CUSHIONING AT 47 CHASSIS POINTS . HASTINGS BUICK ’ SALES COMPANT ENCLOSED SPRINGS More news from MAYTAG Mra. Oscar Sherk spent Sunday with | The Ladles' Aid will be held In the NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. Mr. and Mrs. Nesbitt and family of her daughter. Mra. Harold Otto, and church basement Thursday, Jan. 21. family. Dinner at noon. Everyone welcome. Kalamazoo were Sunday guests ol the latter's sister, Mrs. Guy Cline, and family, and Mra. Rachel Allen of family. Grahd Rapids were Sunday gue*U of dlevUle. Mra. Wm. Schroeder entertained the______ Mr. and_ __ Mrs. _________________ David Benawa. Home Management club at her home Mr. and Mra. Frank Garbow attend- and Mra. Shirley Ktrmeen altetxted the of iii Caledonia Friday. Twenty members ed‘ Hie All-day club at “ ■* *home ** and four visitors were present. Every­ Mr. and Mra. Robert Smith of Green ville. The January meeting of the Wom­ one had a fine time. Lake Friday. an's Study club will be held at. th>' schoolhouse Tuesday evening. January 12. The subject for tlie evening will be "Michigan." ■ The Father and Son banquet »a.s held at the schoolhouse Monday eve­ ning. January 11. 130 were present Following was the program: Toastmaster—C. J. Barnum; Community Slnglng; Piano Solo—Greydon Faul; Solo—Mlles Beamer; Speaker—R. A. McCune, Pastor People's church. East Lansing; Quartette—Dale Townsend. Lawson Smith. Laird Wotrlng and Paul Smith. . 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Arid you can’t afford to miss seeing these new models now that you arc ready to invest in a washer. Come in. THE MAYTAG COMPANY Founded 1893 . . . NEWTON, IOWA WASHEH.. TABLE I BONER D. B. GREEN (WOOD BROS.) Hastings, Michigan ALL.MAYTAG WASHERS MAY BE AN OUTSTANDING GENBBAt MQTOU VALU8 NEW PONTIAC SIXES AND V-EIGHTS IONA FLOUR In November Maytag Either Model IS or Model IS meeting meeting at the home of Mrs Della Manktelow Friday. January 8. observing National Prohibition'.Twelfth Birthday. The program was as follows: Devotions—Mra. Loomis; Par­ liamentary Quit—Mra Bamujn; Re­ port on Essay Work—Mrs Brufnm; Echoes from State Convention by the President; Discussion—"How can our individual members help Prohibition" led by Mra. Susan Smith; Solo—Mra. Leon Tyler; Talk—Rev. p. C. Wing; pot luck dinner was held at noon. The Brethren Aid Society will meet with Mra. J. W. Hoover Wednesday. January 13. A pot luck dinner will be HAD EQUIPPED WITH GASOLINE MULTI-MOTOR 24’/2-/k bag SOUTH THORNAPPLE. This community war. saddened by the passing of Dr. A. t Taylor of Middle­ ville. He was a good doctor, a kind and useful man. who will be greatly Sunday afternoon from the residence with burial at Middleville. Mra. Harry Clem and son. Raymond, returned home Saturday after spend­ ing the past three weeks with lheir daughter in Rockford Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Johnson and after attending tlw funeral of Dr. A. L. Taylor Sunday, drove out to the home of Mr. and Mra. William Stlmpson and spent a while with them. Lola Belle Caln, daughter of Mrs. E W Tolhurst of Middleville, has been engaged to teach the Gates school this coming school term. Mlw Caln and girl friend who are attending the Per- i ris Institute came down and spent the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mra. Tolhurst. Tliere will be no school at tlie Gates school for a few. days as the schoolhouse has got to be repapered again and cleaned; one of the hardest Job* to clean owing to a furnace coal gas explosion. Some time after school' closed Thursday afternoon and Friday mornlng the furnace doors and drafts were blown open and tlie soot and greasy imoke rolled and blew all over everything. One would have to see to; believe tlw work It U going to take' lo ever get it fitted up for school again. Everyone thinks It a miracle that It didn't burn the building. ORANGEVILLE. Mr. and Mra. Frank Harper and son. Robert, of Plainwell called on friends at this place Saturday. Elmer Catcher and family entertain­ ed relatives front Ohio several days the past week. Elmer GlUeaplc and fantity of riear Hastings were Sunday guests of his sis­ ter. Mrs. Heber Pike. Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Lewis arid Max­ ine Foote and friend spent. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alf Lewis of Grand | Rap>4*. Beatrice Wickham of Detroit spent Saturday night and Sunday with her' grandmother. Mr*. Nettie Newark of: this p| are Mia* Eva Olchewisky of Kalamazoo ■ spent Sunday with her parents at this' Sunday guest* of Mr. und Mra. Clyde । Nichols were Edgar Dvrorest of OUvet and an aunt from Battle Creek and: Mr. and Mrs. Alger DeForeit and son and Mrs. DeVrou of Kalamazoo and1 John DeForest and family of Martin.' PAVING THE WAY. When moles make runwaya la tulip beds, mice sometimes follow them and nibble the bulbs. ' WlifU ECONOMY RllLLS PINK SALMON -“-IO1 SUNNYFIELD FLOUR 24W-ib. bag 53c N. B. G 4 Chocolate Varieties lb. 25c PINEAPPLE Sultana Sliced No. 2H size can 15c PEANUT BUTTER 2 25c 2-lb.jar 23c CATSUP Quaker Maid FLOUR PHhbury or Gold Medal 24V4-Z&. bag 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE / lb. BREAD Grandmother's Quality 1 -lb. loaf SOAP CHIPS Easy Task 5-lb. carton CHEESE Full Cream or Fancy Brick lb. , PANCAKE FLOUR Sunnyfield 5-lb. bag BIRDSEYE MATCHES 73c 19c 5c 33c 19c 20c 3 1Q« IN A4P QUALITY MARKETS Pork Roast Beef Steak Pork Sausage or Hamburg Pork Steak u. Beet Roast A&P FOOD STORES Th* Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. 7c ix 15c 3 lw. 25c isc �THE HARTINGS BANNER. WEDNF.ABM, JANVART M. IKS DELTON. MOBTOAOE rORECIXinURD | LEGAL NOTICES MIDDIJ5TI.LE. NASHVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wilson left Thursday morning nnd paxsed away at Monday for Indianapolis where he has about the same hour Friday morning. Sanford Willison of *1650 . Clift Kletnlians and family were at tlve in relieving the suffering of others and Mrs. Epaphrodltus Willison. Grand Rapids Monday attending the Mn. Jennie Searles of Hickory Cor­ funeral of Mriz Jacob Klelnhan*. beck and call of this community. The ! nets spent a few days, last week with Raymond Sellhom of East Laming, a what the condition of the roads but Miss Caroline Solomon Is entertain­ daughter. Mrs. Sellhorn was formerly Miss Francis Huve. ing her aunt from Kalamazoo. Mn. Frank McDerby and Mias MlnAlton Wheeler went to New Borges* mwh- t>»iM ORDER FOR FUBLICATIOS. hospital. Kalamazoo Bunday for medi­ day afternoon. cal treatment. Mrs. Frank McDerby spent Bunday Mr. and Mrs. Ike Johnson visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burl 8cud- with friends at Bellevue. der north of Hastings Sunday. , — -• Mr, Ad. Ttorp. will ml-riMn U» JS'"*1 U"nd,» “"» h" “■ Home Literary club Thursday, Janu-j D?rg*on- .. . nry M Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Bah* and The Methodist Proteatant Ladles' d“’!?‘£ k«*n» 8unday wllh Mr* Aid Society at Hickory Corner* will I W1 ' sponsor a home talent play presented ^huj; “ead “ hta "on K*n* by It* members, at the Kellogg School and family at Flint. :n Saturday , ll“r- and OUa ?<*ay th* on Saturday night. night. February February fl. 0. Mrs. Richard* to iI vlIle.are ,, a few airs, Blanche uiancnc rticnaros wu was taken taaen „ day* with his . . . mntnd-r Str.: ,, ,, r~l/tlrav Borges* hospital Friday, and Saturday '"^IterMraMcllssa Ookay morning she submitted to an operation W Furols* was at Ann for the removal of a tumor. At present | ^b?.r FWday to see her daughter. Miss she is In a very critical condition, but i , , _ . _ ,. her many friends are anxious for her ^a|,lda recovery ®Pent a Xew dflys wlth MUa Minnie Mi*. Graves I* the nurae who te as- ^Im tlw firat of the week kisting at the Delton hospital now. I , Mr and Mr*. Charles Moreau of i AmeU“ LenU- Mrs Suile K™11 «n(1 August* spent Bunday afternoon with! MOKTGAi.i'- FORECLOSURE. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION MORTGAGE HALE. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Jano*r». A. D. 11133. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. ORDER I OR PUBLICATION ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Mr. and Mra. James Underhill. Mrs. wl'h Ml“ M‘nnle Fumis*. LaingsUnderhill doe* not improve In health'I Superintendent Johnson - ---------- ----of ----------u fast as her many friends wishes sheI' burg called on friends here Saturday. J Clare McDerby was a business might. . caller at Battle Creek Friday. The Clover Leaf club entertained Ann Arbor were in Delton Bunday tail­ their husbands Friday night at Gall ing on friends. Mr. and Mrs. John Harrington visit­ Lykins' new shop. It war. an ideal place ed Merle Harrington at the Borges* for a party. The tables looked very pretty with their white tablecloths and hospital In Kalamazoo Sunday. The Delton Boosters' club gave an bitter-sweet. There were forty sat oyster supper banquet at the commun­ down to a bountiful pot luck. After supper many games were played. The ity hall Wednesday evening. There were about forty-four present. E. E. club will hold their annual business Faulkner acted as toastmaster. Three meeting Thursday night at the home who responded with toasts were H. T. of Mrs. Chris Marshal). The P. T. A. met Monday night at Reynolds as President of the Boosters' club: Mrs. H. F. Wertman as a past president of the Delton Community Street, who Is connected with the Ann club:. William Lcinaar as an interested Kellogg school at Battle Creek. The tire and battery shop has moved Booster and solicitor for the Delton Fire Truck; Russell Mott and Robert across the street to the Standard Oil . Barnes in the interests of the Boy­ station. The regular meeting of Laurel Scout work; Leon Leonard in the or­ ganization and purpose of the Boosters' club and Royce Henton as secretary day night at the temple. It was pro­ of the club: Mrs. Elsie Horton also ceeded by a pot luck supper. Card announced that plans were well under playing wa* the entertainment. Mrs. Idah Appleman entertained the wjy for a good old fashioned pancake Supper for Ute benefit of Delton Boy Past Noble Granda Thursday. The Scout Troop 55. The mothers and birthdays celebrated were Mr*. Lillian Boosters- club are helping make the Apple man and Dolores Appteman. Mr*. Charles Ackett entertained the necessary arrangements. A definite Bethany class at her home Friday program the Booster* adjourned to the afternoon. After the business meeting the ladles spent the afternoon In sew­ auditorium where they held their an­ nual business meeting and election ot ing. a lovely lunch was served. Mr*. Edith Mayo was hostels for tin: officers. H. T. Reynolds was elected president. E. E. Faulkner, secretary regular meeting of the Ladles' Mission­ and treasurer, and Chester Banghart ary Society of the Methodist church Friday night. . as vice-president. George Thomas announces that his Glenn Horton, who for several years has been assistant cashier of the son Clyde of Flint and Miss Lanis Augusta Bank was appointed tlw Deacel will be married. February 21. at the Evangelical church at Green cashier of the bank at their last meet­ Springs, Ohio. ing. On last Wednesday evening the Mr. and Mrs. George Lelnaar of Hickory Corners spent Saturday after­ neighbors of Charles Cruso helped him noon and evening with Mr. and Mrs. celebrate hl* eighty-sixth birthday, a fine pot luck supper was enjoyed. Mr. Ike Lcinaar. The Delton Community dub will Cruso received several gifts and ftowsponsor a dance at the Hall on Friday night January 22. The ComhlU orches­ son of Hastings were present. Miss Patricia McNltt is spending tra from Plainwell will lurnlsh the music. Supper will be served in the some time with her cousin. Miss Helen McNltt. at Cadillac. basement. Kir. and Mr*. Ike Lelnaar visited the MORGAN. former's sister and family. Mr. and Mrs. Hulbert Casey of South Has­ Last Week’s Letter. tings Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. VanRieWe of Mrs. Irene Harrington and Margaret. Lansing spent the week end with their Mrs. Kate Adrianson and Mrs. Lula son Mr. and Mr*. Clair VanSickle. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shaffer and son Wertman were Battle Creek shoppers Tuesday. Homer visited over the week end with relatives at Plainwell. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Cotton and HINDS CORNERS. Mra. Dodges mother from Grand daughter Bemlce ot Lansing spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Neff Rapids spent Sunday with her. Miss Burton. Mrs. Burgess and son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clair VanSickle and and Mr. and Mrs. Ansil Golden, all of Hasting*, were caller* at the home of Mrs. Mamie Webb and daughter Ruby MLu Susie Phillip* and mother last were In Lansing Bunday and attended the Salvation Army meeting Sunday . Mr. and Mrs. Walter Parr and Mr. evening. Rev. and Mrs. Allen DeLong of and Mrs. Elmoren, all of Kalamazoo, visited Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Phillips Grand Ledge visited Austin DeLong and Mrs. Farr remained for a few days and Mrs. Mary Turner Bunday. Arthur and Opal Webb accompanied Clarence Brown and Mrs. Pearl Barrett of Detroit visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clair VanSickle to Lan­ Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tablas Sunday and sing Wednesday evening and attended the rally of the Salvation Army of that took her daughter Leah home, who had spent the past three weeks with place. Mrs. Mary Turner Is gaining slowly her grandparents here, and aunt, Mrs. from her recent operation. Hendershott In Kalamazoo. Mrs. Florence Trutnpcr has gene to Mrs. Phena Wilkinson of Kalamazoo who is visiting friends here, spent spend some lime with her daughter, Saturday afternoon with Mrs. c. N. Mra. Will Craig, of near Hastings. Word was received here that Mollie Tobias. Tlie community meeting will be this Carr of this place who is spending the week Friday night at the schoolhouse. winter in Hastings is at the Pennock hospital with infection in her teg. Clouse. Mrs. Libble Craven. Mrs. Mrs. Sophia Mead spent part of last Madeline Haynes and Mrs. Mary Fish­ er of Baltimore visited the former’s week in Battle Creek visiting relatives. Morgan school lost two of Ita pupils son. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes Sun­ Monday as Ernest Grass is to go to day. Grand Rapids to attend school for the father Reuben Grames and Miss Cor* time being and Marjory Giddings 1* to Grames of Battle Creek called on Mr. go to Louisans as her folks received and Mr*. W. O. Tobias Sunday evening word that her grandmother was very Callers last week at the home of Mr. iU. ADAMS LAKE. Edgar Bolter of Coate Grove spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunt. Mrs. Mary Mullendore and Mrs. Hat­ tie Kllllck were in Hastings Tuesday getting the new lesson for the nex: meeting of the Home Management club which will be held Thursday at the home of Mrs. Ruth Terpenlng. The Farmers' club meeting held Sat­ urday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Warner of South Pine was very largely attended. A splendid pro­ gram was rendered and a general good time enjoyed by all present. An all day meeting will be held tn two weeks at the home of Mr. and Mra. Flower of Milo. You are invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. George Morehouse spent Sunday with their son Ernest and wife of South Pine. Friends ot Donald Douglas will be pleased to know he has recovered suf­ ficiently from his recent operation so as to return to his home Tuesday. Vialtorr during the week at the home of Mr. and Mrs Frank Bagley were. Mr. and Mra. Roy Cary of Neeley on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dunn of As­ syria on Tuesday. Mr. nnd Mrs George Morehouse on Wednesday and Mr and Mrs. John Cappon of Hastings on Sunday. Sunday evening callers of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse were. Mr. and Mr*. Earl Dunlap ot North Pine and Mr. and Mrs Wm. Potts and daughter. Mr* Joe Hutchins and two little girl* Jean and Doris ot Marshall. and Mrs. Burrell Phillips were, Mrs Herbert Morehouse and Orville Wad­ Clouse. Mrs. Libble Cravens. Mr*. dell were in. Kalamazoo Friday on Daisy Thompson ot Shultz. Mra. Bracy of Urbandale. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hen­ Little Audrey Mullendore is on the dershott. sick list. Mrs. c. N. Tobias entertained the Mr. and Mr*. Marcus Bagley spent Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle Wednes­ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd day for dinner and election of officer*. Fisher of Richland. Tliere were 23 pretent One new mem­ Mr. and Mr*. Ell Lindsey are having ber was added to our list. Next meet­ lheir building* wired for electricity this ing will be the second Wednesday In February at the home of Mra. Mary Payne in Hastings on N. Michigan Ave. YANKEE SPRINGS. Member* to furnish dinner, proceeds to Several from here attended the fu­ replenish the floral fund. Mr. and Mra. W. O Tobias visited neral of Mrs. Goldie Vanzandt at lheir children in Battle Creek Friday. Plainwell Monday. Mr. and Mr*, c. N. Tobla* called on Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Duffey and his brother-lq-law. Marshal-Alien, and vllie attended the Prison show at Ionia mother in Battle Creek Thursday aft­ ernoon. Wednesday evening and report II fine Tills community was shocked to Mrs Madeline Haynes of Hastings team of the sudden death of Dr. A. L spent Sunday night with Mr. and Mrs ■ Taylor of Middleville Friday morning Ronald Haynes. Dr. Taylor will be greatly missed by his many friends. We extend our heartfelt LIGHTNING DAMAGE. sympathy to the bereaved ones Out of every 100 buildings struck by Several from around here attended lightning only 2 are protected by the funeral of Dr. Taylor at Middle­ lightning rods. Lightning causes an rille Bunday P. M. 1 annual Iom of 112.000,000. DUNHAM school items. Last Week s Letter. account of sickness Friday. Our desk* received a coat of varnish during Christmas vacation. Rev. Rhoades and Rev. Hayes of Nashville visited our school Friday morning and Rev. Hayes gave a very interesting talk. i We sold 294 Christmas seals this Several of our pupils helped with the Children's Night program at the church Friday evening. ’ Next Friday afternoon we are plan­ ning to have a miscellaneous program. Ba by his large circle of friends aa was SUPREME RECORD OF VALUE-GIVING ...AND AMERICA’S GREAT RESPONSE! number attending the funeral. Bunday of flowers surely was a token of the high esteem in which he was held by deus B. Taylor and his daughter. wlth her grandparents and other rela­ tive* are left to mourn with the friends the passing of a real num. Miss Dorothy Bonnett, a graduate of our school. recently passed her state examinations as a nurse. Her standing which Is seldom equalled. Bonnie's many friends join in wishing her suc­ cess In her chosen profession of minis­ tering to the sick and afflicted. This Is not a snake story, but the writer picked up a butterfly on the cement one day last week and has had it on display for some days. Rather un­ usual for the middle of January. we be­ lieve. George and Mrs Vlcrs stopped here a few hours on Saturday on their wajr to spend the week end in Battle Creek. They like Lansing very much as a place to live, but would much prefer. If he could find employment here, to come back here to live. This Monday evening occurs the reg­ ular monthly meeting of the Boosters club. We are Sure it will be a worth­ while meeting. Hon. Judge Eggleston home over the week end. H. N. Potter has been unable to at­ tend to business much of late. Mr. Biddle is assisting Mrs. Potter In look­ ing after the business We are all wishing him success in the reaulU of the treatment lie Is taking. More wood Is being used here than BUI ___ I____ I____ I____ I____ I____ I____ L Almost $700 less for a Buick Four-Door Sedan in 1932 than in 1922! And the new Buick Four-Poor Sedan, listing at $995, is a Straight Eight with Wizard Control and scores of important advancements. Here is a record of value-giving that the piqtor industry, represented by Buick, has actually achieved. And here is how the motoring public has rewarded Buick for the achievement: Today, as a result of Buick's policy of giving greater and greater value, America is awarding Buick more than threc-to-one preference over all other eights in its price class. The reason will be instantly apparent to you when you note the valuc-ieaderihip of the new Buick Eight for 1932 with Wizard Control Twenty-six models, priced from $935 to $205 5, f. o. b. Flint, Michigan. BUICK THE NEW EIGHT WITH Wizard Control HASTINGS BUICK SALES CO. T. S. K. REID, Manager NORTH MICHIGAN AVE., HASTINGS Guy Warner of Dowling visited Mr. Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank that many a man. who Is not regularly and Mr*. Will Gates Friday and Satur-1 Hallock near Milo and helped them employed is out cutting wood on shares day. . ■ celebrate their forty-third wedding *nto help keep down expenses. Mrs. Edith Bonneville and Era and nlvcrsary. Merle and Mra. Isabelle May and son | Jimmie of Battle Creek visited Mr. NORTHEAST CARLTON. and Mra. Le»ter Bonneville Wednetday. Gardner's' family. Mr. and Mrs. Charley Kenyon and writing. There is hardly a night that the Mr. and Mn. Seymour Olmstead and auditorium at the school building is day with Mr. and M™. Jesse Kenyon not uied. Some very interesting con­ tests are being pulled off. ' Kenyon of ^7 Concord Mr Sr and Mrs Muri k>x m» Mary ol ' at Marton T”c’r Wf" aU,«’ lhere ** The school board are advertising sev­ eral of the district school buildings for Hastings were also there. M" Edd Fr,cndsale, some liave already been sold. Born to Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Bab-1 ^r- and Mra 8eolt L?d>' *Pcr>l SalArthur Guekes and family greatly cock, January 9. a son who ha* been ! J!rday.n,,ht. aPd Su’Jdfly ,rltfl l**elr enjoyed their southern trip but are of named John Edward We think thote a«d VUA,b‘"d; Mr and the opinion that Michigan is good two grandpas will be very proud of iBwyn H“>’*ard Dellonenough for them as a home. their namesake. I ■ ■ ............ SOUTH SHULTZ. The many friends of Mrs. Ethel Ken- Friday night missed a good time as Libble Craven and Arney Bonneville Illness and hope for her a speedy re­ put on a fine program. Russel Craven ' of Lake Al-Gon-Quin nnd Mra. Haze] covery. ' The Misses Maybelle Hart and Bar­ Benedict of East Delton gave some bara Chamberlain attended church in good selections on their guitar* and on Kalamazoo Bunday and spent the re­ the piano, Mrs. Benedict whistling. The mainder of the day with Mr. and Mr*. P. T.*A. will be held the third Friday evening each month. Everyone wel­ James Clark. Lorraine and Lorna Bonneville at­ come. tended Sunday School at Doud school­ Mrs. Vesta Monica ana ton Billie of Kalamazoo spent Saturday night with house Sunday. Don’t Get Up Nights Phytk tU Btedd.r With Kate Patton of Kalamazoo spent Sat­ and Sunday with her aunt. Miss Rose urday with Mr. and Mn. O. E. Ken- Hallock. Mr. and Mrs. George Kenyon spent Special Prices ON THE BALANCE OF OUR USED C ARS THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY JANUARY 21, 22, 23 You Can Save $ C/A on Good Used Cars as High as .. ./ XZ on the Abo™ Dates Call and look over the following cars: One One One One One 1930 1929 1930 1930 1928 Model A De Luxe Coupe Model A Standard Coupe Model A DeLuxe Tudor Chevrolet Coach Pontiac Tudor All of the above care are in fine condition and will be sold at bargain prices. of school nine of our pupils went to —Reporter. Brandt McIntyre; teach­ er, Josephine Romig. CHE8TNUT TREES. The Department of Agriculture has planted in this country more than 200.000 Japanese chestnut trees, which •wAmw.b* An 1*.. A < can chestnut blight. Universal Garage Telephone 2121 Hastings, Mich. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-01-27.pdf a3a79f042f4f9d2bfb548f528f6f4751 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER '<• SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR !chance to take CURRENCY INFLASUGAR BEET ACREAGE CHARLOTTE HAVING Holland Company Needs More 11 TONNECESSTRY Beets Than Are Available CONGRESS GIVING 8ERI0U8 ATTENTION TO THIS SUBJECT . .ills ' i m 4 SELLING EVENT OF ,■ UNUSUAL INTEREST NUMBER COUNTRY CLUB HAS DETROIT MAN MET SUCCESSFUL YEAR PRES. LW. SUB i Chosen At Annual RETAINED IN OFFICE INSTANT DEATH °"s Meeting Held On Wednes­ Wonderful Opportunity to Pur chase Clothing At Greatly Reduced Costs GEOROE J. SCHNEIDER'S CAR ITEM IN STATE PRESS SAYS DRIVEN INTO ORAWATERWORKS SYSTEM where in this issue. announce a selling event of unusual interest to our read­ VEL PILE IS LOSING MONEY ers They are quoting on many Items . In tiietr line, such ax overcoats. suits day Evening WINDSTORM INSURANCE 00. The annual meeting of the Hastings HELD ANNUAL MEETING Country chib was held on Wednesday ■ night when three members of the ON WEDNESDAY 1 board of directors were choom. Die board organized by selecting tire fol-' THREE DIRECTORS WERE lowing officers ----------------- DEFICIT OF OVER $10,­ furnishings, scarfs and all winter good, FAILED TO MAKE TURN .for boys and men. unusually low pricer 000 IN NINE MONTHS I'for even a special sale at this time of SOUTH OF woodland : ELECTED TO THE BOARD W. A Schsder—Vlre-President. L. G. Tolhurst—Becretary. This Company Had Been Hunting With Friend ' J. E. Clark—Treasurer . . Has Good SurOur Sister City Could Profit By I The above officers together with the plug In Banks With Which to And Was Returning Home Example of Hastings In Con­ 1 following gentlemen constitute the Care For Yearly Losses | board (or the ensuing year: C. _W When Accident Happened duct of Civic Affairs Whatever they say in their advertlserepresenting:. umrae u. urnnrian. im.it can be taken as> .. w. --------- - ■■ -------- — -- — ------..... —........... ---- -.......... — In the Grand Rapids Press of Jan-1rment Avenue. Deand Charles*. Mutual Windstorm -Insurance Company IIVII1C was *«.*. at .1. 742 IM St. Paul A.';..*', wi - *u<x1. - - Dr -F. Carrothers uary 20. there waa a news item, sent exactly what you will find when you go ] home . .Iran. .. M n»um... draih aradar era-, “>’>■ • ->-> k-ih « J* m , _ u ra from Charlotte, which contained the to their clothing store. nine wiien his car a four pas*eng<r Country club* in other communities: Wednesday of last week. The following information that that city's waterworks Buick coupe smashed Into a gravel "" having a lough time to get along । director* were re-elected for another system is not only not paying, but is a pile some distance from the roadway at ”ul the Hastings Country club has no three year term ' big loser for that city. the long curve three mile* south of1 debt and managed to get through 19311 E. A. Parker, of this dty. Clare O. As proof of that statement thc ar­ 11Woodland on M-43 The accident must] in good shape and starts off the new Thorpe of Kalamazoo. Orr O. Stanley ticle asserted that, for the nine months • have occurred at about 7:30.| >ear with every prospect ofhaving a: of Indian River. Harrison Dodds of from April 1. 1931 to January 1. 1932. J I No one was with Mr. Schneider and ««»d year. The officer* are certainly West Branch and W it Launstein of the total reyenue of t)>e Charlotte wa­ ' there were no witnesses to the accidents “>en who-will manageits affairs Owoaso. The hold-over directors are terworks wa* 85.021.19. Tlie article! Laverne Miller oi of this city aou and three v ’ w n " stated that there were paid in salarii ■ _T „„„ . Miveme Miner u>u say nuee ' '•ir' "”' , , , . - -. and also for supplies for the Charlotte I AT THE CLOSE OF 1931 BAL- menu* frlPnds were driving to has been- -a fine in­ wear uaaxaa* au Lake Odessa.] ... The ---- Country —----- - club — ■nd in passing ’Ututionfor forWasttnm Hastingsand and the the fact fact that that Ypsilanti. Jerome Harrison of Ludingwaterworks during tlie nine montlu ANCES IN VARIOUS FUNDS -- ---------------.u.- thl* -j—place, noticed ~-• -a rtitution car with the tall light burning They ■«» “ located here ha* drawn many to from April 1 to January 1. 815.425. or a TOTALLED 5j86.029.33 thought It had parked there, so did not ‘hi* city, and many who come to our Young of Muskegon. M E. Cota of Big net kau for the nine months of over Sunday of Clare. stop to investigate Other cars passed | resort lakes, even st some distance Rapids. Harold 810.000 to the city. by without apparently any thought of from Hastings, drive to the Country Charles H. Hughes of Prairieville and We can hardly understand why such AND THE BEST PART IS Fred R Lykins of Memphis an accident with a tragic ending club here to play their favorite game. a situation should exist in our sister the year In fact they are below pre­ ' war prices for tlie same goods. I Waters and Son carry a fine line cf --- 1 CITY’S FINANCES ME CONDITION city. Tite people there are a fine, in­ ----THERE ARE NO DEBTS n appears that Mr. Schneider had holders' annual meeting and named the x----------driven here from Detroit, as hr had | telligent lot of folks, and Charlotte te following officers, all re-election*: L. suriounded by one of the best rural: July Tax l£vy Will M>ubUe» ’ Ii': W Sunday, president; O. E. Crook. J J troll friends farm north of town. Hr | sections of Michigan, from which its Be Less] Than At Present— iiad been hunting there Sunday and it population Is steadily recruited. There tent lai market poMlble for the manu­ and treasurer. Surely these officer* deWinter Taxes Coming In Well 'WBS b> himself and his friend. must be a lack of public spirit and in­ facturers or this country that can com­ " „ / , „ vuiumg II. w that would J|art a luUe early txcaUM. • serve the honors that were conferred terest in public affairs in Charlotte pare with what Its farmers would upon them because they have labored The dtyAf Hastings wound up the he had lcft g uro to be repaired at a which Is responsible for such a situa­ create if they were in position to buy. faithfully and successfully for the year 1931 Jfth cash balance* in the WoodUnd station Then tills tion as this. You can talk about European markets , aIong Bnd mftl hlm I CROWD ESTIMATED AT 400 company. We will now give some figures of the various fiMsof 866.02933. AND WITH fr1fnd —they would be insignificant as com­ GENEROSITY 0E KELLOGG NO DEBTS. TiUjal* quite a contrast to,^ woodland and the two car* would Hustings waterworks for the year 1931 pared with the possible farm market. FOUNDATION A GREAT GATHERED IN SCHOOL treasurer ■hoard that the company baa the condition th£t existed a few year*; drtw. trough Lansing Tlie cash receipts for last year for wa ­ As a matter of fact farmers liavc not about 8451.000.000 of insurance in force. BENEFACTION GYMNASIUM ter rents were 820305.1B. Tliere was ago. when Hjr^city owed 850000 In Wlu.n hl* frirnd reached tlw filling «abeen large buyers of products for sev­ actually expended during the year on bonds and Had to borrow money from Uon ln woodland, he did not find Mr eral years because of advene farm i bank* to get by from July to July, there as arranged. He feared account of the waterworks 116.240 60 conditions. Pul the farmer back where WONDERFUL OPPORTUNgeneral condition*. and because the something had happened to him and T. BEN JOHNSTON IS Of this last named sum 84.083 wax paid which I* the city's fiscal year he can buy and he will start the wheels j itv cnD DllDAl DIIDII c drop in building costs had made necesAt the present time tlie city ha*. Parted south from Woodland. He found of industry moving; but he cannot do III rUn nUnAL rUrlLo for three electric pumps. One of them THE GUEST SPEAKER Aif a 1080 gallon per minute capacity, drawing interest in our bank*, nil th- lhe car »dere Mr. Schneider had It under present conditions. I ------------polio*. u llUo lhl. grBVci pile. He called But there is the clement of Justice!New Camp For Handicapped and for a standby unit which would cash required to finish the sewage Troop 65 Gives Archery Dem­ The company lias a good surplus of operate the I’.ufnping plant in case disposal ptant thl* year, with a com-; Harlry Towmend who live* near the In this matter as well as expediency. < cash in banks drawing interest so that Children At Pine Lake to Be onstration—72 a Covered anything happened to the Consumers plete equipment of machinery for tak- ^n,. of tht, accldent. The two went Most all existing farm credits were Ing care of sewage. No tax levy will t0 thc gravel pjje and found that Mr., Power lines. Bo the actual running ex ­ created when farm products were from Built This Summer Wagon Stunt rapidly without borrowing, which la as pense of the Hastings waterworks for a have to be made in 1932 on that ac-,Schneider had evidently been dead for; two to three times as high as they are About a year ago the W. K. Kellogg be—especially in times count. It has been building this plant a uttie time. Mr. Townsend rushed to *---------About 400 Barry' county — boy scouts. it should at the present time. It is unjust to ask Foundation made a decision which has year was but 812.157.60. for the 84.083 on the installment Man. carrying over hls |,ome and phoned Uve Sheriff, who1 parents of scouts and friends of *cout- when banks cannot make loam ■ IU> IIVUKwk w.k..,.. — V. -- —----a fanner to repay his debts, created begp very Important to Barry ■ county. « surplus every ....... Iin k .the I* nlr .11. .. n ___ -J X-l — to the • .Ing gathered ___ ... in .U_the Ul-i. ..Kschool kkI .­ as freely as they did a few years a year bank at 3 took Coroner AdrourUe with him High gym under such conditions, with dollars Because this is a rural county, to an an Investment, for the new electric ago. We cannot give definite figures as place where the accident occurred. | nasium Monday evening for the first per cent interest. that can buy from two to three times extent that Is true of no other county pumping outfit is saving the city a snug It will be noticed by the council pro­ Both the Coroner and Mr. Townsend j annual Indoor rally since live county as much of his products u* the dol­ in this part of Michigan. Barry was sum of money. (Continued on page five) ’ *-*Joined —* **■the Battle - *•Creek * Area«—under Hastings has very reasonable rates ceedings this week that the city took lars he received when lie made his loan. selected by the Foundation as the 83.000 from the checking account of the i leadership of T. Ben Johnston. Troops (Continued on page five) In a personal letter to the writer. county in which to try out a philan­ trunk line paving and maintenance ; from al! sections of the county were Congressman Ketchum states that the thropic plan by means of which to give fund and added It to the savings' ac­ DISMANTLING OLD 1 represented. congressmen are giving serious atten­ every rural child the privilege of a high CLEANING TREES AND count which it is accumulating for STEAM PUMP OUTFIT' ' Soupy" was sounded by the buglar tion to thc financial problems that school education and also of health that fund. Other cities, so we under confront the country and that there is education which would benefit him as RRUSH FROM ROADSIDES stand, have taken tills money, which Is Lloyd Shafer's wrist watch) and the a general recognition of the fact that long as he might live. paid by the state, and have used it for Standby Gasoline Engine Can forte In the kitchen in co-operation p considerable currency inflation is Unfortunately economic conditions County Assumes Responsibility street work. Not so Hastings. Tins city with volunteers from the tables worked Be Used If Electric Power required. Il would seem, if that is the became such that it does not seem ad­ realizes that the state highway depart­ at high speed to furnish coffee. cocoa For 167 Miles of Town­ Should Be Off visable to press the plans farther at ment Is likely to call on our city at doubt that our Congressman expresses this time; but we can now begin to see ship Highways We notice by the council proceedings . some future time to put Green street. Il correctly, that we can expect some how wonderfully fortunate Barry coun­ On the first of January, as provided which is part of a trunk line, or East that the city engineer was authorized Rev. J. A. McNulty gave the Invocation. comfortable cash situation. legislation that will relieve the tension, ty is in being selected by this organi­ by the new state law. '.he County Road I State street, included in M-79. in a to dismantle the old steam pump at the UV inc Stale Ul* UW VUUlip I«mu ■ ruiri. ... ... .......... ... .... Following a brief business session restore confidence and get dollars back zation. gratuluted over having within their Commission took over the maintenance condition for traffic These street* may water works plant, and tear down the Into channels where they will be ac­ Its first effort was made in Thorn­ require extensive repairs or repaving, brick wall from the only remaining Iteld, a program consisting of stunts. borders such a wonderful company tively working or be the foundation for apple township. The pupils In the vil­ of 167 miles of township roads. It will When that demand is made, this city boiler in the plant, so that that boiler with Its splendid record. It has met 1U take over an equal amount every ycur loans, the results of which will mean lage of Middleville were attending obligations to those who have suffered wants to be ready to comply with it. can be removed. This will take out Introduction of Toastmaster Kim Sig ­ for the next four years, until the entire employment of labor. school In an antiquated building, lack­ 835 miles shall become a part of the and have the money in the bank to pay; all of Uie steam pumps and boilers. The losses by giving fair and prompt ad­ ing proper ventilation and light, and county system. The average amount for It. Our readers, we arc sure, under- city now has an up-to-date electric man. Aben Johnson, chairman of the justments. The company is In good ENGLISH STARLINGS A miserably equipped as compared with taken over for each ’ownshlp varies, stand that the city receives from the I pumping plant, also a stand-by gasoup-to-date school buildings. In the state 12 000 |>er mile annually for the line engine which can operate thc the first cub charter to be granted in In keeping them on the Job. MENACE TO OTHER BIRDS rural districts the one room school was because of the fact that zomc town­ —• ------on » page five) । pumjwin case anything should happen (Continued Barry county after which Cubmaster ships have more of state and county being continued. While Thornapple highway than others, consaquently lew ———-------110 lhe Consumers Power lines . c. g. Hyatt and SCHOOL TO PRESENT Jack Miner, The “Bird Man," could boost of as good one room schools township highway. The average per 18 STUDENTS . Jvb.. .w .HOLD .v.^3 I we hope the waterworks committee pr0Ceded to give ,. a demonstration. Leon as the average still they were inade ­ -WASHINGTON RETURNS' HRAnilfiTinN ponnoAM i ft nd the council will not think the Ban-1 vanDalsen. one of the cubs, then township tor this year would be from Advises Extermination of UnAuUAIIUN rMUUHAM,^ u bmung into their affairs wheniplaywd a pl quate; soma of them without ventila­ eight to twelve miles. These Pests tion and without proper equipment. It st suggest “ that organized Ihere under sponsorship of For the purpose of doing a better Group . Entered _____ a Junior I—.— m-i. " “ some improvement onuUrt Pageant to Be Given In Honor High is Impossible for a teacher, with from ought to be made In the pumping ata- thc Presbyterian church and a second One cannot help noticing the in­ job of maintenance on these township tlon Itself. Il one will visit Belding and has recently been registered at of Bicentennial of First creasing numbers of English Starlings. fifteen to thirty pupils In a one room roads, for which the state will pay thia School Together Six other towns of this size, they will find1 Middleville. These will become even a worse nui­ school, to teach eight grades as they county 838.000 this year, thc County U. 8. President Years Ago much better waterworks buildings than । Among the interesting scout demonsance than the English sparrow. They should be taught. There are too many Road Commission advanced 84.000 of In honor of the bicentennial of Eighteen students who entered Junior we have in Hustings. With the old jtratldru was thc archery contest, and are fighters, and drive out other birds. classes, and not time enough to give its own money, because the state Steps ought to be taken to reduce their the pupils the attention they ought to money is not yet available. In order to High school six years ago celebrated the steam plant it was next to impossible illustration of the fire-by-friction and George Washington that is being cele­ brated this year, students of the Has­ number. Jack Miner. tlie Canadian au­ have. clear off the brush and cut out the completion of their scholastic work at to keep It clean and In order. Now. the nre-by-filnt-and-*teel methods of tings High and Junior High are to pre­ Accordingly It was suggested that the Hastings High school by a banquet however, with electric operation and a' (Continued on page six) thority on bird life, calls on everybody sent a pageant. "Washington Returns'’ ,,, to kill the glarlings. because of their there be established al Middleville a ..nuruving improving uioc these ruaus. roads. The inc nauuuMiuu commission held ------ in- the ---- Central ----------- school — Monday • stand-by gasoline engine—which will' viciousness in driving out other birds. consolidated school for Thornapple wished to be perfectly fair in this mat-1 evening. The group held a similar only be used at rare intervals—there 15 i si Alien HN MClAinR I IQT grade pupils will also take part no reason why the interior of the plant l»AMCU Uli nUPiUn Llo I township. There have since been an ­ ter. so it decided that to n>end an banquet at the time they left Hie sixth He claims that they are a menace to nexed two outalde districts. When the equal Roy hot lk be.- lnu made WESTERN STATE native birds. equal amount amount In in each each of of the the sixteen sixteen . «r*dc together. Mrs. “ -j Hubbard. can uul K- up-to-dste and put In1: ___ . . . __________ _________ townships, which would average 8250 nnw now ornne Kratle Ktitw supervisor, had charge of SUch a condition that a citizen of HasWe notice that the Conservation De­ Kellogg Foundation made their pro- . (Continued on page three) per township as can be seen All this banquet then and also of the one tings could take a visitor there without ( V»nn<» T aAina being made in the sewing classes and partment of Michigan plans to put on 7ork oTZiovTng me brusl" and the TheJ^c for the Bpp^Tn“. L ^stings Young Ladies tl»e art classes are helping to prepare a campaign to greatly decrease the . ..... . ... ■ *>n>l*ne aimlani* rifte ’a are — wzx, ■ira.'.'.l t.,<r that Ihlf tHIc M —Vlnn Vw ——D kkk*«1 the settings. trees has^o be hand work; so that ride, S'l* was ItSCl used lOF for no()l both ban b«i-— rtii,*, outfit. It. We not suggesting this ■ Making Excellent Record number of English Sparrows. The de­ In order that as many studcnta»as . ___ • partment Itself can do little; but it CITY COUNCIL TRANSACTS for liS'y •** M 00° W1” 5PCn‘i’Xewlth is a list of the students: be done al thc present time. The Ban- j ner Is as anxious as the council that Kalamazoo possible can take pert, tin- production will ask the. people of the state to co­ ROUTINE BUSINESS The commission got in touch with, Marjorie Baker. Kenneth Biddle. Mar- taxes be kept at the lowest possible A fine honor has come to two Has- is being produced with a double east. operate tn destroying that bird, which One group will present the pageant ou llmlt. But when better times arrive. a.4?llngs young ladles, freshmen at Westhas become a pest as well as a nui­ the authorities In each township so they surely wiU. we hope to see the I ern State Teachers' College, and grad­ February 26 and an entirely new cast sance. If tiie Starling is worse, as Jack City Oorincil Orders >3,000 Put to get the names of those who are In P'?cker' E115n,, waterworks building put In condition1 uates of the Hastings High school in on February 27. Miner says, the Department ought to In Sfivings Account For Main­ special need of employment, and then I en MBH ThU is somcwliat of an innovattoa arranged to see that the 8250 xppro-;^' ' wt £ so that apologies for its appearance the class of 1931. include that bird In its campaign of tenance of Trunk Lines priated for that township be paid for i^X jQJ^ jZhn’ Stake! need not _________ be made - - to any visitor. I In the list of honor students an­ here. Mr. VanBusklrk states, although elimination. — ■ ■ ■< a* —— I nounced last week were the names of many of the larger city schools have The council n?et In regular session ~ - ..^GROUND 1 j Miss Evelyn Johnson, daughter of Mr had this plan in operation for some Friday evening and'lt was largely rou­ tine business that was transacted. .... —-- ' ttnd Mrs ^v'd Johnson, and Miss Wlnl- time. In addition to giving more pupils ways has been finished qp the mileage; The council granted to Carveth and taken over in the townships of Wood­ SOAKED WITH WATER fred Howard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs production. the plan usually develops Stebbins also to F. J. Adams the right land. Carlton, Thornapple and Irving. i‘ Clark. Pilot—Margaret Chandler. to put signs across the sidewalks in Twenty-nine new pupils will enter Work is now progressing in Castleton,: The Take Off—Mrs. Hubbard. Recent Rain. Have Been of is likely to benefit the performance, he the High school as freshmen this week front of their places of business, sub­ Hastings township and Maple Grove. I Dawn—Marjorie Baker. Great Benefit—Frosts Have ■ a fine honor for Miss Howard and Miss Friday afternoon as the first semester ject to the approval of the city engl- The work of removing the brush and, Nnt Wnrt Wheat I Johnson to be chosen. And it 1* also The Ascent—Mr. Perking. The pageant will be divided Into four comes to an end. These students are: small trees that would hinder grading I Not Hurt Wheat g reflecUon of the good work they dld episodes Soaring—Donald Goucher. of two scenes each. As the The street committee was given au­ is in charge of Harold Jones, of John Adcock, Jean Arndt, John Bar­ We all know that up to a few weeks ln nigh school. Safe Landing—Mr. Wallace. curtain rtaes, a tiny girl falls asleep nett. Margaret Barnett. Clarence thority to put a bridge across Fall creek Orangeville, who was acieccted as fore- ' ago the ground in this section was very Wc other friend* In Over-hauling—Helen Weaver. In Newton courtBrady. Jean Brower. Hazel Caukln. man. and he has proven a very suedry. despite the rains we had in the congratulation*. Rc-fueling—Leo Tift Ing history. In a dream she sees George C W. Clarke, chairman of the fi ­ Walter Caukln. Doreen Charlton, Joyce cesaful manager. He is doing excellent fall. But the dampness that has ---------------- ----------------------Future Flights—Mr. VanBusklrk. Washington step forth from behind tha Cole. Barbara Crook. Rexlne Downing. nance committee, who has a watchful reached us during the latter part of pir-rc vn DCWMHPIf Evening—H. H. 8. Song. Star Spangled Banner. History, a chsrKenneth Echtinaw. Alice Flnkbelner. eye out for the city’s interest at all miles will be undertaken later In the I November, all of December and so far ulr I o IU rtNNUUA Future landin g* — Alleen Isenhath. Laurence Garrison. Editha Harrington. times, and the council unanimously in January has remedied this situation HOSPITAL CONTINUE Lucille Karmes. Evelyn Koepllnger, Le­ concurred In taking 13.000 from the ■ a great deal. _______ terity. ' take* her by the hand and loads lo Lancaster. Izol* Laubaugh. Beatrice paving maintenance fund for trunk HOME DEPARTMENT Dan Walldorf! informs us that he pmjt Table Linen and Refin ■ her. with tlie aid of other allegorical Moore. Robert Phillipa. Melvin Poat. lines in the city and adding It to the OF WOMEN’S CLUB. > finds in his undertaking business, that characters. Adventure. Youth and purpose .Marjorie Raidt, Rexford ruuun Reid. Paul savings rauiaccount . ------” for —that , , which ■ ■ -------The chairman of Housekeeper's Day ishing of Furniture Are ' in the digging of graves plenty of mois-1 Home, through acenes depicting epoch* Itearick, Agnes Royer. Rena Btrim- ^e council U accumulating. call* attention to the date of the next Dr. Kinde of thc Barry County' ture is found at the bottom of the' .In lhe life of George Washington. beck and Barbara Trego. . ' The city engineer was authorized to Home Department meeting of the Appreciated -. dismantle the old steam pump, also to Women's club on February 19. Mem­ Health Unit assisted by .local doctor* Is; graves, with Indications that the conducting a physical examination of ■ground below that is well soaked with : Friends of Pennock hospital are still ninit was-Tcn Itcar do*n the brlck WM1U around tbc ber* of the club both active and aa- all student* in the .. NOTICE. remembering its needs and grateful . _publfc ____ : water. Tlie ground, surely needed It. Hastings BI UH WA.VI XU. I old boiler preparatory to removing the So far tlie wheat seems not to have, 1acknowledgment is made of five quarts Scaled bld* for the operation of the same. He was authorized to plant lrec> soclate are requested to participate and schools. The work will end sometime: been harmed by frost*. There is plenty I'of fruit from Guild Na 15. Mrs. Wallace township. I will be at my ha Hickory TVlephorfe — Exchange wowk - -Corners ---------- Hwi-.hKrf. ------------ around the sewage disposal plant, ac­ bring n«w recipes—or old and tried dUrtng the latter part of the week. clialrman. and one doaen napkins, thc for one year win be received. AU blds cording to drawings submitted to and ones. Also to participate In the discus­ of molstbre, which will help the grow­ । gift of Mrs. R. W. Griswold of Freeport. purpose of collecting taxes. sion of labor-saving devices and useful CONSIDERING LANDING Ing crops thl* year.' must be In the hands of the secretary approved by the council. Especial mention is made of the Trees.-Adv. I-ST. FIELD AT LAKE ODESSA. appliances and methods, they have by Friday noon. February 5th. 1882. kindness of the Grand Rapids BookOur neighboring village. Lake Odes­ RFAPPOiNTFn Al post worked out In their own home The The right is reserved to reject any and REAPPOINTED AS POST case Co. in reflnishlng a number of WASHINGTON PROGRAM. afternoon will be entirely informal In sa. is considering the subject of an FANCAKI AND SAUSAQK all bids. V. E. Jones. Hickory Corners. MASTLR AT CHAKLurit. amd*, of furniture during the past The Hastings Womens club arc nature and every member of the club airport for that community. A com­ Mich —Secretary.—Adv. 2-3. We noticed in the state dallies of >rv.i. ■■■{■Iidm planning their Washington Bl-Cen­ is urged to be present and help make mittee was named by their Commercial tennial program to be given at the the day one of special interest to ail club to arrange details. Hastings might last week an item to the effect that and Is deeply appreciated MINSTREL SHOW. Muri H DeFoe of ' Charlotte had been schoolhouse Friday. February 5. ThU housekeepers. Quests may be invited. profit by their example. reappointed as postmaster of that city. FIRST WARD P. T. will consist of short sketches of Geo. There is every reason why that should DANCE DANCE. followed by bingo. 8:00 o'clock Thurs­ Washingtons life, readings and a one Al L O. O. F. hall, Saturday night. be done because Mr. DeFoe has made day evening. January 28. Everyone act play. Further details will be given Every Saturday night at Clear lake. January 30. Carp's orchestra—Adv. an excellent record. invited. Admission 25c.—Adv. —Frank Herrington. Adv. if. ers would be in the market for many thlngs for the home, as well as for new machinery for the farms, if they ♦ In That Vicinity As our readers doubtless know, there is located in Holland. Michigan. » sugar beet factory and a fine one. It has been unable in the past to gel this quantity of beets promised to Justify ELEMENT OF JUSTICE Its dtoeration. The Holland Chamber of Comnierce. co-operating with the Hol­ AS WELL AS EXPEDIENCY land Sugar Company, are putting on a campaign for acreage and wish to find Financial Problems Confronting out how many acres in thia vicinity, be made available for the raising Country Must Be Consid­ can of sugar beets. Any locality within a ered Says Congressman radius of 75 miles from Holland Is In Judging from the debates In congress the available territory and Barry coun­ that body is giving serious attention to ty ta well within that limit. Sugar beets do not take fertility from the urgent need of more ready cash in the country, which will loosen up the soil. They are almost altogether an air — and they do credits, bring money that is now In safe alr - waler ------- .plant, —--- so that — — deposit boxes into general use again. | ™>‘ exhaust the soil a* do some other thereby accomplishing a real Inflation. | cop*. which Is urgently needed. The Banner H ‘here are any farmer* in Barry think* this must be done in order to i county who would like to gel in touch raise price* of farm products and re- »“h the Holland Company with a view *ve demand for manufactured good*.jo‘ pUnUng sugar beet*, this coming which in turn would mean employment ,ps*on they should send their name? for labor. 10 secretary of the Hastings Com­ ln the Banner's judgment there is nolnjccflal club, MIm Eva H*cox, Hastings. greater need at the present time than “nd ,he w‘“ lh<m • ■ farmers — - in condition •to, :with Information and help to get that of putting be buyers. A drive through the country them in touch with the Holland Sugar will show that there is urgent need of Company to complete arrangements repairs and painting of buildings. Farm­ for acreage. PAGES 1 to 8. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JANUARY 27, 1932 14 PAGES SCOUTS.SCOOTERS ATTEND RALLY HERE COUNTY HAS CADSE FDRGRATTUDE is getting H. H. S. to Receive 29 New Freshmen Pupil* Health Unit Examining School Pupils Here T 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY CT. 1932 PAGE TWO NARHVnXE. I Mr*. Frank Me Derby went to Albion j | Thursday for a few day«‘ vtalt with relatives. 1 Miss Amy Hartwell and Mrs. Gall Mr*. Ray Water* is convaleacing from Lykins wtre at Grand Rapids Friday । a recent illr.es*. ! They called on the letter’s aunt. Mr* • Mr* Albert Botamer is reported as Henry Kunz. thought they were buying legitimate OLD be^seraxuly IR The Lentz Table Company resumed! AP- bonds, where the value of the security BRITAIN - ABANDONS COMMISSIONS GAVE operations Monday. They had been, had been approved by official author­ The Cedar Creek Ladies’ Aid will P BOVAL TO MANY FRAUD­ ity. only to find that their confidence FREE TRADE POLICY FOR meet Mrs. Sylvia Larabec. February 4., closed down since before Christmas. | Miss Edith Parks is the new night PROTECTIVE TARIFF ULENT ISSUES' ’ > had been misplaced. for dinner. I operator at lhe Bell Telephone Com-. , Until people gel to the point whete Lent open* thi< year on Ash Wcdnes!' i»nr■ I they realize that there Ls something .GIVES ENGLAND CONTROL day. February PROMOTERS MADE BIG - 10. and Easter. is Sunday । Mis* Edith Hick* left Tuesday fori higher and better and much more 1 | Grand Rapid* Jyhero she.ia going tc ’ OF COLONIES’ PRODUCTS ‘March 37 MARGIN OF PROFIT ,'wxuth while than am.-u-ring wealth, we One baby w»» born at Pennock hoapi- t*ke a course in nurslhg'■are apt to have such Impositions up­ HfnrnAv'Tnm('< C!leaver Pre tai during the part week—a girl to Mr. Bobbie, son of Mr. and Mrs. KenPublic OoafMencu Will Koi Bo on honest people a* were practiced ,Attorncy James Cleaver Pre and Mrt/Otorge Martln of neeport m-th Mead, of mint has a mild case of during the flush years. Bcstored Until Such Trans. 'J,™ pn)pdt, >ate, i aunts Interesting toonRo . . 21. ‘’ - - -Pacta January scarlet fever. A number of Hastings people went Mrs. Duff Eddy, who underwent an actions Arc Impossible. that were-ijonded are itnduljr.drormsed _tary Club On Monday We listened to a very interesting,under present unfavorable Hr..u,cial ’ T]M, 5(Malcrr ft[ the Rotary luncheon i. to Grund Rapids Tuesday night io at- j operation last week at Pennock hoa-, talk over the radio recently by D: emit.!!tens No c.oubt many bond, ,mui- Monday norm was Attorney James: tend a reception given for the Grand । pltal for gall stones, was brought home , Sunday. “ ’ “ecj’le’e will come back, and be restwed to face cieary of Battle Creek. He fa not only', O. E. S. officers. Ik.aikia .nd f.Ukr. John lor Ur. Molllr C»n j, ot ^.p,nation but 1*{ . church of Chicago. He was dis;tUMlnc value and will be worth It; but it ought B jjj .. interested —-_..u in history. IncludingrI Drulhrld. or KU.rauoo ho.n r.nUd! *"• held Krndjy •hr™’" « >>» our countrv’* unfavorable -ecomornle not to have been possible to sell many greatly rhr W.l«r hpuildln. i.rm U Milo .nd I U-rry.iU. ehurth Bn WdUlU o». to rr-1 of the bond issues that wcre floated in . conditions and what will lead t current history. His theinc was "Side-, .Ill uh. t — Won Mvch UL Mr>. O.ll L>Un> n« Br.rU! ‘ this country during thflush times ’covcry. In his judgment there m light* from tlie Recent English Elec­ Edwin Blanchard, a former ,nBessie a revival of old-time honesty and in- ; They iud no real basis for the values tion.1' He said we might think we an । placid upon tpem' nr.d were really not Interested in that election, but ।Kalamazro’on 8imdayat FuncraTierv* i B“”rn wcre at H“Un«* Fr!d*y calling | legrity. >w.— dur- --ban-faced For instance, hr explained------------------- -fntuds. Yet many such events have proved that we are vitally , Kalamazoo on Sunday. Funeral serv-1 _ *».. k.., „„ hold U. UU. 11, on .XET’ Ing lhe flush times of to 1029 ar. bonds hud the option would be obtained upon city commissions. Tl Three main results are outstanding G • | Mr and Mrs. Fred Warner and Mr».| property, by the investment or a very vestiguted the faluea b-fore approval from that election: 771? Rutland Cemetery Circle will Gail Lykins were in Lansing Monday small amour.’, of money. Thc holder of was given l.‘ As a result of It, England has meet al the home of Mr. and Mrs. evening. the option would then go to some definitely abandoned her ancient doc- Amil Ba’ichrnnn on Wednesday. FebruMr. and Mr*. Ralph Olin were called cumnuMion house and put a ficuc;< i JUDGE McPEEK SEN­ ary 3. Pot luck dinner. AU arc wcl-1 to Detroit Sunday by the death of hi* value on the land. With .ucW^olua-* a protective tariff, „- come. • ' brotheii-ln-law. TENCED MRS. HULL tton. this commission house would-get 2. England has. for an Indefinite Roy Bush is tlie owner of a beautiful Mrs. William Wallace. Chester Walsomebody to *ell first mortgage bond’ period. abandoned the gold „ ha* „„„ u-iuung .pens, pink amaryllis wnw which two large lace. MlaH Miss Basse tt ol of .. Lansing spent on the propertv for enough cath t i Recommended Minimum Time 3 A socialist. Ratnsay MacDonald, fa thrifty stalks filled wlth blossoms 1 Sunday with Supt.lmd Mrs. W. D Wal■ pay for th-- land, build the building »t.............. the head of-ttuEnglish government ls uor on, iMigr , b(|d also It - --------. ...... — ......................... . .. , alienis uuu IS U lace. of One Year At House of •nd leave tiie ortgimil option-owner n bv a ■ tremendous t-rmbniii'iit majority mntnrltv in in.,.. .... plan , ...t baek<d by . Mr and Mrs oll¥t.r Wallace and big margin of profit! Correction p“‘*w,nf,’t , , . tor. and Mrs. Harold Rosenberger' ..^n Harold of Perry spent Sunday with Such so-called •securities" ucr.-1 sta*e Kccuntv Judge McPeek on Saturday accepted "r ------ - ■V, —' irxora <Nora nuuijiiui-, Humphrey>■ ot rnTp.*ti Freeport sir arc Mtc the Mr and Mrs. Joe Hurd. ------ -----------_ ub-4 .u_A B McClure andl, L na if ’lhtf Plea °f sui,t which had been mad- entire addrets gi-.cn by Mr. Cleary. for-p_ nud part.n;5 o.j a by ».__ boy *. born on _..w ..... ... commUslons and In many cases. xs li. tn Mr1-- Amy Hull, admitting that shr It was very interesting January’ 23. in Grand Rapids. Con- family of Buchanan spent thc week! this state, banks were a J ** n5 L a mwtattons end with friends here ‘h*"eh1d?i,lrortUT»hSn' - "J- f.,arle? ¥ buy mortgage bunds a« an investment UM', rmCrete ix-IW m.teVlre' ! „„ „ A. “ZZLj'...:: Houpnal Guild No. 10 will be enterMr. and Mrs. Von W. Furniss were! cf Ernest Peake. In hl* talk to Mrs. ’“s~.sJrr J.T for Its saving deposits. Many so-called i Hull the Judge tjils wav Thursday afternoon .to morrow. m Ann Arbor Sunday to see their i country a big marketexplained for Amthat .i.an ; lalKed cue ot the hardest things that had come grains Mid manufactured p:oduct« Ourl b>. Mn Ennont Newton. Assi-vting the daughter. Pauline who Is In the hosexpnru to the British Island* will be [hn,tcts *t,-e Mrs Mort Townsend and! pitalAhcre. before him as a Judec—to sentence much reduced hereafter bw-uzr of Mf> M1idred Haney Old Gage. Gali Lykin* and son* were I prison; but he explained that he could protective tan fl The duties income | Hostings Commandery Knlghta Tern-1 at Greenville Sundav. F T4 net jee how he could do otherwise, in ca*c* are as high as one hundred per plar cnU.rtained with a mixer on Tues-1 Mrs. Clyde Wilcox of Hasting* called ENNA JETTICK Shoe, for Women view of the fact that she had herself cent, put tiiere for the purpoee of shut- (j3J. night, the ladle* being guests of . an her mother, Mn. Eunice Meade I Qi confessed her guilt of a serious crime ting out American and German manu- honor. A •dinner was served and cards Saturday. | Mr. and Mrs. J. cinre McDcrby andi He called her attention to the tact th.v' incturer> and io give control of h-r furnbhed entertainment. are made in 177 sixes and widths » » » tier oct might have destroyed the lives grain n’«rkrts to her own co on., v, Tb,, remains of Claience Covert of daughter. Margaret and Mr. and Mr.v. cf her brother's entire family of eight especially Canada. Australia and New Ratt'.e Creek were brought to Haxtlnj..-- Carl Huve spent Munday afternoon AAAAA to EEE » Sizes 1 to 12 Slw claimed that she would have Zcalancl. 7j”’onrt .. «> (,n Monaay Munday and ana lunerai funeral services services were wjth relatives at East Lansing. England’s abandonment o! the gold heW 10:30-i william Couch of Hastings spent warned them; but the Judge replied . _.j 3t. the .te*. W ...se!evan church . at — that etrn so her act had put their In­ standard ha* resulted in cntirng the, A M. Burial was in the Fuller ceme- Sunday at his home here. Aik your Enn* Jettick deder to ihow you the ncweit YOU NEED in Jeopardy .»> well as destroying her wages nt every Engli-li working man tery-An obituary will appear next week style* in Enns Jettick Shoei. You will be abounded to Tlie Chamber of Commerce met I Tins has rtxiucrtl thc labor cost of al! An accident occurred on M-79 near Monday night al the Odd Fellow Hall ■ NO LONGER icc *uch crsftimsnthlp, »uch 4 wide r«nje of UiU, brother s property. Th? Judtrc concluded by giving Mrs British manufactured articles. Th Q,umby Sunday morning. The blow- Un W. Feighmr was thc speaker. end »o many attractive itylei In the mort larhlonabw ! BE TOLD Of Btteriali at the Enna Jettick price* of Hull a sentence of from one year tp- t?cnd sterhng i now worth two-third- jn,. Iip Of a rt.ar tlri, M>nt t|U. Thc Woman’ll Missionary Society cf [ •Ui what it was before the gold dundard: v.r. nntl Mrs. c. E. Rathbun. vMio live thc Baptist church met hut Wednea-i THAT YOU was abandoned. Thia gives England the > ne ar Grand Rapids, into the ditch, correction with n. recommendation u. . *• I i day at the McDcrby home. the minimum sentence. Her only ex\ advantage of a lower wane scale than -nKlr injuries were not serious but they HAVE AN .nd ■ I planation of her conduct was she did rhe had before, with a better chance to1 wcrc ttith. badly bruised SOUTH THORNAPPLE. EXPENSIVE win back the market* she tort duriny Mr! and Mr*. Charles Ickes cf 77 Enn* Jettick Shoe* arc nude In 4 wide ren^c of beauand following thc World war. In the.’- Map’e Giove St . Battk- Cr-ek, arc the: Charles Arthur lias been hauling tiU tfylei and leather* and Enna Jetlick dealer* afra -n nite': " *““* n“”n,'*,‘“ L FOOT 3 ’ilSl'i™ daughter born Friday Before Judge McPeak accepted Mr«. market* America had made great । i;atin;5 of tpccfaifzc in tcntlblc ariuocratic *hoe* usually carried Hull’s plea, and before sentence, he gains. • • forenoon a ’ " ’ ' ’ ' ’ - Mr. Mr Mac-J - • OjeWlMgrMMM. Before the recent election • had, at thc request of Iwr son. iiatHv-c i local physicians make an examination Donald was thc premier c nno iWVlvc ounces, nan oecn nnmvu to determine her sanity. While- they and liad iiad almost a majority oi *o- Ejajne. Mother and child are doing Quality is what you really reck ■ Philip Keiser. who is ill. on Sunday. I । found that she wa* then rane. and w.t cinlhts in parliament back of him splendidly, j Mi's Anna Peterson was taken from in a MEMORIAL and the firm's ro when the crime was committed, they There a.-c two witut* of th- socialist-­ ‘the Frances Willard hospital In Chlreported tiui: 'he was suffering from a party—the conservative end thi'radl-l, reputation is uiually your chief “The House of Quality Footwear’ SMITH BELIEVES MEAS,, leriotiv kidney trouble, at-n from high <al Mr M.irl>jnaM is a enns nntiv auuranee of obtaining IL 1 URF K TURNING P0INT! Arthur T,rn 'at Barrington. III., about blocd ptatfure. 7 tic rest at the State; ‘oelnllst. He Is again premier, but hl- I Hastings, Michigan unc m lUrintiPiu ruin i two rw>ks agv thlnk Fhe u a Thai's how you profit in deal­ House of Correction will probably bene-( backing is not socialists, but largrh Gonalritctive ' H,Ifi:npaR little better although too weak to raise fit her heclth. the doctors Mated. Tlu-y; conservatives and coijservntive liber- Most ing with a firm with a reputa­ 88 i her head off the pillow atone. On the ROBINHUE PARK. , ting* spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. did not think her phyaical ailments had [ nls. Tlie radical element in his own ’ tion for professional Integrity Legislation Ever, Says Batfirst of January and again a week later MrJ Maude Mitchell of Grand Rap- Jol,n Kollar. caused her to be insane at thc time the Party tried to defeat him at the k-it and Inutworthine** over long tie Creek Banker < >he 'Uffvred revere heart attacks which nl Tu^y with lwr guur, Mr:. Arthur Clsicr haa entered the emPvakc home was aet on fire.-------------------electian but miserably failed, us lit­ „ greatly weakened her. Julian Pott* ptoyment of thc Glen Ingram dairy year* of honorable business deal­ | majority was greater than It had ever -- « a a--------------- '— ThS”ero’?: lPirt‘on ?P*T*\.Corpora I Walter Thomas, who ha* awdaled at _ farm south ot Hastings. .— - — , s.,.n b..jr-.ing*. Jtlor. bill..which passed both houses of, tlw, cha*. Andlcr home for some time “r “nd rL’,ri °Uo ot Will meet will) Mr*. Ennont Newton: England had been brought t-> th.' i Congress yesterday and wa* approved irone to the home ot his mother ‘.’T “IT r m *'t i WOODBURY. iiiuiscuv. February riu.uu.y i<• nil .................................... ....... Thursday. All iiicniurv membra*; bv President Hoover, was characterized to aiuist as his foster-father is ill John Koliar. Mr. and Mrs. L«wis SklnMrs. OUe Haven attended a meeting requested to be prwent.-Mr*. A. Me,or I’V™'’”'' '>» hundreds of mll- t iday by W. J. Smith, chairman ol the Mr. Mlld Mra Joe Springer and fam- ,,cr °r Middleville were afternoon cali- । of Past Matron* last Thursday at the Cov Sec'y ,lon-' yca’ly to her unemployed men.­‘ board of the Old-Merchants Nationarlly ol InlnK N)ent Wednesday evening trK i home of Mrs. Cora Morris in Portland. ---------------- **“----------------Sanro hJd taken Santar^’a shu- bank" xs “thr Krrat"*t measure j« the Peroy B^utnum*hom7’, .......... • Wright Clifford has been absent from Wayne Grant, who is suffering from M1Z to mm" h Xland few lid n ?lcr r'ucted bi a Native body." । Mr. and Mr. Theodore Wieringa and whool two weeks with throat and ear DAIRY CCWS. Ironnde Brut., Prop*. an attack of tonailltls was unable to of west of Middles iUe. were Sun -' trouble Fall is thc best time cf year l0.r I JSX 'fi^nG.K-’n.ncIVnu i . ' ------- - - ----------------------------------------------,---------last week. — Phone 2497 Harting* _v;i Germany financially France ........ teems t - u ,h(. ((jnilng potnl of busine^cov. ,d-> ' “ ’ 11 work dairy cows to trwdien. say* tlie Bureaujr.»u« ; ... day. guests o of, |hflr their parents. Mr Mr. and and>; Mr.m Mr. and Mrs. George Poland of Grand Mrs. R. H. Pfeiffer, who was sick with of aury mifiBUy. Wimer l» ««»kI raoM.ro .cry and mearss that the United Statesi choke, weloi third. «M .ummer UM mtam hoi" for a rMored Oerm.nt , will lead the world in that movement."! Mrs. Chas B. Johnson. Mr. Johnson Is Rapids spent Wednesday and Thursday the flu last week, is bettar. , much better after being confined to the, at their farm home and called on the i Ell Miller la suffering with a seven* ; France not only set out to hurt Ena­ “It will be administered.” Mr. Spilth ------------------------------------------------------------- 1 land but also to harm this country b» continued, "by tlial master executive,। j house several days last week with in-> letter’s brother. Fred Ingram, in Has- attack of erysipelas In his left hand. ; lection from a boil on hl* eyebrow. Sami tings, Wednesday evevning. ! Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Peirce wcre in and in many rrspccti the most dynam-i.' Senslba, _» --------..—j .w — lost year. Mf nIKj Mrs |<oy Douglass of Has- Lansing Saturday. who m-Msicd there 1 'i?' »t;i-akliic Inc'ii 1c I against England She failed with list, figure in American life today. Brig.’, is back doing chores for Mr. JoImimui. i General Charles O. Dawes. His demon-1 Miss Lorane Shaw will resume her I but succeeded in injuring England. capacity inspires Inspires rann faith nnn and concon- school at the Gates school this Mon-; ► ' 7b- Hr,!.. Fn-t-rh i- 1 ’.rated capacity ENGLISH ELECTIDfl IFFECTS UMENCf DR BRADLEY DIS- piccrncrpiiDiTirc LujolU □tuun! I ltd LOCAL NEWS ENNA JETTICK HOURS ARE COMFORT HOURS THOSE leisure hours after dinner when the dayi • activities are over. . when you sit down in an easy chair to read your favorite magazine or listen to tune­ ful radio programs . . are they comfort hours for you? Or is your evening spoiled by tired, aching feet, con­ scious of the work they have done all day long? due to improperly fitted shoes. Enna Jettick dealers can fit the normal foot perfectly and stylishly because *5.00 Quality and Integrity $6.00 IRONSIDE SHOE CO Hastings Monument Works Feldpausch’sj B “SKiSilSU-huolhouw l». teen 1.PWIU .nd MU ■!'.• ivilit’cnl n-irtii-• Fuel md t > 11 means that courage will take thc * cleaned which was necessary after the Yi nite with Harr’av M Jumwld ’< llllicr ot frnr- The rongested stream, of; ccal explosion Mime time after ♦ !^ h; h aa u. X kiatand 1 crwll‘uiH lhe P-^^’ ‘hool was out a week *«o. “Where Better Foodt Cott Lett' PHONE We Deliver S ANK A Hastings, Mich. Chase & Sanborn’s COFFEE or Coffee Hag 1 Lb. Tin 49c Butter 34c uB> or Hastings P & G Soap inc e.ck.u. CHIPSO 3 BARS........................-B.V . . . 19c Oranges £ A Few of Our HEINZ Specials KETCHUP Large size SPAGHETTI 2 can. TOMATO JUICE Medium size 3 for VINEGAR Pure cider or white Qis. CREAM of TOMATO SOUP 3 for SWISS STEAK 17ci 2Jc 23c 29c 19c 25c Pork Chunk Roast PORK Pound Pound lie 9c rTRANC • llllllg --------------------- HASTINGS - MICHIGAN—----------------- i n-inml -uni He h i' don-- -o bv inni" **'* P°wer cf t,lr greatest nation in the. We understand tlie furnace in a store S. Sb *sn ‘Xi:,n ,o run^R for ‘h'- .n Middleville had a coal gas explosion : BOWNE CENTER. tm ki!-i> and bv ... cutting the »r,»^ ■ in i— me ii-a • t and...... , tin.. n . rcncy. ,.<>»« «no ttand amousn tn to Visitors at Guy Smith’s the post week ♦ I nanctai ^daet d d f’’ ""uh lhc P“tHoUc citizens carry on1 werc. Mr. and Mrs. . v.v. M.. M>*. Yates, Mr. and Mrs ♦ “nA nub. oi g?‘“jsr ---------------------Gal! Burkholder. “ Mrs. Frank Kline, all «llte l«! «»l. .ten KnihM r.nnrnl0”1 »■'—_____ of Grand Rapids: Mr. and Mrs. Howard Aldrich and Howard Houijhton of De­ j^lftnm the pre.-ent crt-i- he will then <•_ h. intA.MBLE WILL A I favor the’soc allst principle* for which' ’ ADDRESS BARRY POMONA. troit. Mrs. Houghton, who has been ^,110 hu- nlwayv d The fact that a. Jning Grange will be host tq Barry caring for her mother, returned home Y ■•■rialist 1-, .it the I. -it! of the Brill:h county Pomona next wvek Wednesday. with Mr. Houghton Friday. Beatrice Thomas and Elsa Herman ▼ fc.'-eniment at the pre-ert t:me !■ dr,.- February 3 Thc morning session will < fined to ailect this country a> well ««’fee devoted to. business and will be fol- and Gertrude Thomas were in Grand Rapids Friday ♦ ether nations I lowed by a_pot luck dinner. A number from this way attended; Thus we d;-t •■•-n. !: m hrt,at’thc! Special feature* of the afternoon •jj.'i»k.-r explained, that America wa* program will be an address bv C. H. lire bosket ball games at Middleville, -.iralty .-.fleeted bv tlie-recent BritPA i Bramble ” ... speak • Friday evening. of... Lansing — who will J Thelma Bottlard was quite severely, election and thht' wc have great rea ।upon tlie subject nf ’Taxation and the' of! Relief of Agriculture" and mualc byj1 injured tn an auto accident Thursday., I Mr*. Joe Oneali and Katherine: Hon. (the Irving Grange Glee elub. We urge all who can to attend this Oricni! were Grand Rapids visitors Fri-1 CLASS BASKET BALL IS j meeting and Mr. Bramble especially' day. Russell Benton. Eldred Deming andj for the presence of «ubordinalc, POPULAR H. H. S. SPORT asks Laurence Benton spent Saturday in1 grange officer*. L Remember thc date. Wednesday. Grand Rapids. About 170 Boys Out of 270 iFebruary I. Mr*. Roy Deming visited her mother, 3. Place—Irving grange. Time' |-10:00 A. M. — Mrs. Lena Norris. Mrs. Cook, in Grand Rapids a tew day* Enrollment Competing On Lecturer. I Mr. and Mrs. Will Fighter of Ha»Class Teams OBITUARY. <:[Ung.; and Mr. and Mrs. Payne and son, Class basket bail I* n mighty popular uouut Marcn ji Louis *onon Norton was corn born on March 31.. J‘ Wily, of Battle Creek spent Sunday •port at. the Hastings High school mid; 141 and niozd nwnv Januarv 19 19:12 passed away January 19. 1932.;' with T. W. Gougherty and family, Junior High according to Joseph Bro- 1849 Mr. and Mr*. Watt Thomas were zak. director of physical education. Ou: leaving a wife. Martha £. Norton <nee ! Freemnni. an adopted son. John Norton. Wednesday evening-visitor* at Lewi* >11 class team* and this due* notjiof Maple Grove township: two step-: Skinner's of Middleville. mtn consideration the ones who'' ' daughter?: or.o stepwn; and eight|---------------- • • • are playing on the find and reserveli ■ grnndchildren. He was born in Neu . W. II. C. . York State and came to Michigan when Saturday. January 23, Corp* called to High *chr»l I cam*. So many have taken up this |tam--seven years of age. hl* parent.* Mttllng ’erder by lhe president with 15 memgam-,: that A and.1 B leagues have bet: Orangeville. The greater part of bers present. We sang the opening bees’'near '1 formed Mr Brozak *ays. The A lea tuc bls life was *pent in Maple Grove ode and repeated the Amelcan’* Creed teams play each Thursday evening and township on a farm, the last ten years and hud the regular routine of buslnes*. the B league team* during fiocn hours being spent,!:! and around Kalamazoo , Relict work for last meeting waa 113 50 In the race lor championships, the । Fun-Tai service* were held Thursday. other than money with 21 calls. We 8-1's and 8-2'» arc tied for first place; afternoon. January 31. Burial in served a public tupper January 23. and among Junior High teain* while the, Orangeville cemetery our February birthday party will be Miiior.s arc leading the H. H. 8. teams — ■ -»■♦*• - ■ | held on the 18lh and will be a Lincoln —:------------ AI.TOFT P. T. A. and Washington program. In closing GENERAL L. A. S. DILUTING. The Altoit P. T. A. will meet 'Jan- we repeated thc Flag Salute and furled There will be a general Ladles’ Aid1 tory 29. A pot luck supper will be the flags to thc muk of thc "Star moetlng «t the Methodist church, Wed- entd promptly at 7 00 o’clock fed- spangled Banner."—Press Corr.. Edith nesdai February 3 at 2 i0 F M Cir-! lowed by a play "Cyclcne Sally" m- th? BechteL cle No, 6 wdl turnuh a program, wlucij Pleasant Hill cammuiuty. Eveiyuia* u; > consist* ot a play by Hish nclsoul gi:L> invited. Pit ah: bring sandwiches, uuD »«» . a j supervised by Miss Emily McElwain, other dUh, and table service. . I 1 ry a Hanner Want Adv. PROGRAM FOR THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY James Dunn and Sally Fillers in “Over the Hill” FRIDAY—SATURDAY —DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM- i “Mystery of Life” and “Honor of the Family” SUNDAY—MONDAY Greta Garbo and Ramon Navarro in “Mati Hari” Comedy—"Whore Who" and Latest Newscast COUPON—TUESDAY—NIGHT Gary Cooper and Claudette Colbert in “His Woman” COMEDY—“ANY LITTLE GIRL" WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY “TRADER HORN” COMEDY—"WHERE CANARIES bf.NG" AND LATEST NEWSCAST FRIDAY—SATURDAY —DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM— Warner Baxter in “The Squaw Man” and Ben Lyon in “Compromised” I �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 21, IMS Sporting Items ROCKNE SIX OBITUARY. » Caroline A. Heimer, eldest daughter . of William H. and Ada Helmer, was »' Thomlppi.. born February. 19. 1M7 in Cortland# |lt was agreed that the Foundation'county. New York, and departed this , life al her home in Carlton January. -. 16. 1932, aged M yean. it) months and building and alio maintain, at Ha own cx|»eiue. health Instruction In the proOn February 18. 1868 slur was united ROTARY BOWLERS FORM WOODLAND BASKETEERS INTO FIVE NEW TEAMS“ u» | DEFEATED CLARKSVILLE . The car with everything! OU get all the advance­ ments, all the advantages a truly great car ahould have, when you get a Rockne Six. You get titt—and style— and rooihincss. You get the very finest of materials and workmanship. Check the Rockne part for part and feature for feature with any other low-priced car. Drive it. See for yourself why everyone, everywhere, is call­ ing it the sensation of 1932. Each Rockne chassis comes to you integrally engineered with these advancements; . FREEWHEELING IN ALL FORWARD SPEEDS FULL SYNCHRONIZED SHIFT AUTOMATIC SWITCH-KEY STARTING 4-POINT CUSHIONED POWER Aerodynamic Body Dejign One-Piece Fenders Sloping Radiators and Wind­ shields New Convertible Body Styles Extra Long Wheelbases Extra Large Six-Cylinder Power Plants Quadruply Counterweighted Crankshafts Glass-Smooth Electro-Plated Pistons Silent Carburetion Extra Large Brakes Hydraulic Shock Absorbers Self-Adjusting Spring Shackles Lanchester Vibration Damper Finger-Tip Steering High Velocity Cooling Owner Service Policy Extra Long WhecIHucx 1-irjje Motorx—cubic dupLiceuseui \'ery Powerful Moton — braltt h.p. Extra Large Brakes— braking surface 1^7753 | every cltteen of the county should by profoundly grateful to Mr. Kellogg, and , to the Foundation which hi* esiablulled, for what they have done for the county. (Continued from P*«e ano Vi«itor« Loae 2415 — Take Combinations So Arranged That Average Scoring to Date : Short End of Count For SocIs Same > ond Time Thia Season Vital Specifications COUNTY HIS CAUSE - Mod.1 "61" 110' 114’ 190' 205' With the preliminary seqlea ended, ■ Woodland's first-string cagers de­ tested Clarksville 24 to 15 tri a game nt the Hastings Rotary club bowlers have [ Woodland Friday evening. This Is tlie re-assembled into five teams so ar­ ranged that, basedr* on average scored to , second time Clarksville has been de-1 ------------—-------»I—— 11V the । hated by Woodland this, season. In;. date, each group Vtrte,. has Identically I preliminary games the freshman and. •'»«>«• scoring strength. reserve teams of Woodland held the These teams are as follows: The I small end of a 10 to 14 score While lhe Wooions, with John Wooton aa captain, 1 Woodland girls defeated the Clarksville I Charlie Doyle. Charlie Clarke. Roy girls 16 to 14 I Cordes and Charlie Leonard; The ; In the firat-team game, the Wood-' Browers, with :'Gus" Brower as cap­ ; land quintet eetabitehed a lead in the D»ve Goodyear. Will Field. Lou first quarter and kept ahead for the I Bessmer and Dr. Prank Carrolhera; | balance 6f tlie game. . । Thc Waltons, with Robert Walton as captain. John Ironside, Morris Lambic, । Herewith are details of the game: Henry Sheldon and Kim Sigler; Tlie First Team. Clarksville Wilcoxes with Clyde Wilcox as captain. Woodland Geiger Dr. D. D. Walton. Prank Andrus. Cliff ■ A. Long Dolan and Harold Newton; and the R. Townsend Hanson Cooks, with Hube Cook ax captain. N. Johnson Kauffman Charles Potts, Joe McKnlght. Abcn । Hynes Sullivan I ShOrno Livingston Johnson and Harold Smith. Score by quarters: Lions Bowlers Beat Rotarians 2508 - 2436 I Woodland Clarksville | woodland 1 Valentine ; Kilpatrick Townsend R Brodbeck Foreman Score by quarters: Lions elub bowlers defeated the Ro­ tary rollers 2508 to 2436 tn a match at the Rehor alley Tuesday evening. Dave Goodyear ot thc Rotarians had the highest round with a score of 205 and □tubs Kelley of "the Lions came second with Kime a 191. Herewith are details of the play: Clarksvilie A. Mick Whitbeck Seger Kelley 17D 146 191 .153 167 179 Wlxxitend 170 Osborn Clarksville .175 200 166 Woodland's freshman team subati- Hill 146 151 tued for reserves during third quarter. Schomp . Potts .... 133 152 — Giris' Game. 133 155 Wilcox .. Woodland Clarksville Walton 166 M. Barm.m Mick Cook .... 140 153 IM Stlcklcy Goodyear R. Rogers 169 Murphy Tearuue Hilbert Wickham Braird • . Stuart Curtis GrofT Pinal score: Woodland—16; ClarksDick Foreman set a new high score Referee: Bond. for one evening's jjtey with nine games won out of apdorible ten. With thirty games played Foreman now leads with ninteen won. Clyde Schllhaneck stands second with eighteen and Walter Lewis third with seventeen wins to his credit Middleville basketeers were defeated With seventy games to go only by Caledonia 25 to 15 in a game at the thirteen games separate the high and new Thomapple-KeHogg school gym­ low totals so that late entries still stand nasium at Middleville Friday evening. Play wax hard and fast throughout Monday. February 1. is the date set with both teams fighting hard for the for the next session. A short business lead. meeting will be held previous to the Herewith are details of game: card playing. Thornapple-Kellosr. Dick Foreman Heading K.ofP. Cribbage Players Middleville Quintet Loses to Calendonia Charlotte—Hastings Cage Tourney Friday Williams. U. Parker Perry, c Bixler. I.g I Boyer, rg. 1 Totals Caledonia. Shook, r.f Fischer. If. ... I Davis Wenger, c. ... i Leatherman, o. Boucher. r«. . Waldeck. Lg. . ! White Totals Shook. Wenger and Waldeck were ejected on fouls. Referee—Corbet. -.Western State. 66 72 14J 151 H. H. S. Cagers Lose to East Lansing 25-10 fartorr Hastings High cagers were unable to sum the slashing attack of the East Lansing basketeers in a game there Friday evening and toe* the small end cf a 25 to 10 count. Snyder scored nine of the ten Hastings' pointe and was high-point man of the evening. East Lansing has one of the best basket ball teams In the Little Seven Conference. In a preliminary game, the Hostings High reserves defeated thc East Lan­ sing reserves 7 to 6. Herewith ajr-details of the game: Hastings Kennedy, rd. Lechlei tncr. rd Boyes. l.f. . McMillan, c. Adair, c Models and Bodies Coupe, 2 paxaenger >385 >6«5 Coxch, 5 pxMetiger 595 Coupe, with rumble (ext, 4 pxaxenger 620 720 Sedan, four door, 5 pa«wager 655 7J5 Convertible Roadster, 4 passenger 775 675 Convertible Sedan, 695 795 HjOCt^NE 65 *585 *685 KJ)Cl\NE75 Totals East Lansing C. White. rJ W. White. I f Cribbs, c. .. Oramcs. c. . Sutterly. r g. Charlotte cagers come here for thc annual basket ball game Friday eve­ ning. January 30. This is the •'red-iettcr" game of the entire schedule. As a preliminary the 8-1 and 8-2 quintets a-ill attempt once again to settle thc dispute for basket ball supremacy In the Junior High. Twice before these two fast-moving quintets have ended in ties. The first game on the schedule Local Bowlers Beat Kellogg Factory Team A team of local Independent bowlers defeated bowlers from the Kellogg fac­ tory of Battle Creek 2582 to 2432 In a tournament here Monday evening. Thc Hastings team consisted of Roy Hub­ bard. Al Brown. Ray Dahlstrom and‘ Curley Schomp. COATS GROVE. Thursday, February 4, in Hastings at the home of Mrs. Claude Wood. Club No. 2 serving dinner. Don't forget the Coats Grove P. T. A. Friday night, January 29. You will be entertained by the men. Served with all you can eat of Army Slum and coffee from 6:30 on followed by a play, "The Case Against Casey." Bring your Kim Sigler of Hastings gave an In­ teresting address Sunday evening at the Community service. The Raidt sis­ ters of Hastings gave three appclal numbers and lhe Malo Quartette sang. Next Sunday evening the meeting will be lead by Mrs. Phil Kimble; musician. Floyd Dunnigan; Booster. Miss Ida Fisher; Handshaker, Floyd VanWle. ’ Birthday meeting at Mrs. Blanche Bayne's Thursday. A tine dinner was served and a good program was In charge of the hostess. The Young People's class enjoyed a party at the home of Orville and Ralph VanWle Thursday evening. Miss Freda Smith visited Miss Carol Potter In Hastings Thursday night. u.’Ota Mate anu men came to Mkcnigan *llh ber hu’bond ,ound ln c»r,‘n» township. To this union six children were born: four sons and two •i.. • w™i7L« Vnn tirtTwhen the^manarerx of the ' Goodyear Bros Hardware Co. Bessmers Win Three .. Games Over Week-End ,, । Beumer's al the High School gym, and Herbert First" and wife spent sun- went [Tome on the ahort end of a 40-4 day evening In St. Joljns. । yuher and Williams were high Oicar Flory and friend of Hastings' point men. spent Sunday evening at Delmond Cui-! Doud's Drug of Battle Creek, leaders ler’s. | in the Industrial league of that city, Thirty-one attended the Birthday will play Beumer's next Saturday club at Blanche Bayne's Thursday. I night. Reauther and daughter. Will Velte arid wife. John. Anna and Emma Laurence Velte, wife and son. Grant Hulllbarger'a entertained their sons and family of Detroit Lansing Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Euper spent Bun­ day at Fred Bolling's ot Lake Odessa. h“ ™h On Ap.ll ». !«M her Inntand “ Tjorapp® 9120.000 plant, «h<»l hu . cm.,, „„ ,„ a„„, >M „, thoroughly modem. |7_ ----- ... -- .. . ■ well . n ventilated .. . 7. ami,— 1 omun. ed. xnlenrtlrtlv... ._ oepurica . . . . mix ..inc . ana. -aiotncr . .. m equipped. 1idren. — Homer. — Hazel. and- Rctha. into There wax originally some opposition, her home atu! gave them a mother's Some folks felt very much aggrieved, care. • Now that the school Is in oiwration so ■ Tlie deceased hid been In falling tlie people in tlie rural districts can »ee health for nearly five years, due to how splendidly it is being conducted heart trouble and other complications, and note the regularity with which the but slw bore all her trials and affllcbusscs call for their children and re- tlons in patient submission to the will turn them after school, they 'changed of God. until He removed them all. from critics to friends, just as was true, Those who mourn her departure bein Woodland township. Thornapple sides her four sons and one daughter township and the village of Middleville are: two sisters. Mrs William Matthews now have a school they never would of Hastings, and Mrs. John Allerdlng have had under any other conditions, of Carlton, eighteen grandchildren, with a bonded debt of only 160.0(g), or nineteen great-grandchildren and a half what the building coat. Every child large circle of relatives anti friends, in the village and township has thc ---------------- - * * -------------advantages of a modern 12 grade BUGBEE CORNERS, school, with health aducatlon added Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cappotj and The township of Woodland built its daughter of Hastings spent Sunday at own consolidated school long before the Cornlei Cappon's. Kellogg Foundation was in existence. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Count. Kalaposslbly before it had been even matco, spent the week end with Mr. thought of by the generous man who is and Mrs. Chas. Foote. putting hls money Into it. That townMr. and Mrs. Prank Castle and son. ahip has made a considerable reduc- Louis, spent Sunday with Mm. Castle's tlon on the consolidated school bonds, mother. Mrs. Llctka in Middleville. While It is a considerable burden In Mrs. Castle's brother. Veroor Uctka, re­ times like these to retire these bonds, turned with them. yet 162 there are few people in Woodland | John Charlton and Byron made a who would want to return to the old , business trip to Hastings and Nashone-room school. While the Kellogg vllle^eaturday. Foundation was under no obligation to' .Mrs. Chas. Foote and sons, Dick and) S-.JS «"“•'«* •,*«»«>»:sum n„ um give the school children of Woodland Rapids Saturday. tlie same advantages in health instruc-: ! tlon that are being afforded at thc: Thornapple school. Accordingly a 115.­ 000 addition to thc Woodland school was built and paid for by thc Founda­ tion. Now the pupils in the Woodland school have the same health instruc­ tion that is afforded at the Middleville j school. The Banner has told the story of thc building of the Ann J. Kellogg school for handicapped children at Battle, Creek. That was done by Mr. Kellogg. But it became apparent lliat one of the । great needs of such children Is contact with the out-of-doors, which they can- i not get in the city. Accordingly the' Kellogg Foundation spent a good deal, of time and a considerable sum of money ' last year, searching for a site for a summer camp for these handicapped boys and girls. They found the ideal: spot on the northeast shore of Pine1 lake, consisting of about thirty acres, that was owned by Messrs. Ell Lindsey and Ernest Hall. It has a shore line' of over 3500 feet. The Foundation | bought the property, is building a road' to It and plans to put up this spring a 1 1100.000 ptent on the site selected, for, the benefit of these handicapped chil­ dren. It has done far more thon that. It has offered to the handicapped chil­ dren of Barry county the same ad­ vantages on the same generous terms ,OLDFIELD that were given to the handicapped children of Battle Creek. So Barry county will have a 1100.000 Investmept which will afford an eight weeks' vaca­ tion to 250 children who will benefit bj. it. It has already been heralded i throughout the country, for It is one of thc ffnt Institutions of this kind to be attempted. Because of economic conditions, the Foundation is not disposed to press Its plans further at lhe present Ume. When normal times shall return, as we all expect they will, we shall see fur­ ther developments tn the county that will be of great benefit to Its children, We have already seen enough so that , . M o,.M We all know the Railroad Companies have been granted an increase in freight rates. Why wouldn’t it be a good idea to anticipate your needs in the Building Line before the increase has to be applied to the retail price? We are still sticking to the LOW PRICES of last year LUMBER COMPANY TELEPHONE 2276 BANNER want advs. bring results Firestone Again Reduces Prices 0,0,0 / L ocouuo rypt Duly OLX4IELD DPI HUCK * iU» We Bring You GREATER VALUES at LOWER PRICES and Invite You to Come in and See the FIRESTONE LINE at These Low Prices Greater Value 4.40-2! 5.25-2] 5.50-18 J.34L21 Than the PRICE Would Indicate! ft.oo-in 6.00-19 UJ). 5.00-20 50 Andcrwn. l.g NORTHEAST WOODLAND. Mr. and Mrs. Pliny Hansbarger en­ Totals — Pinal aeore: Hastings—10; East. Lan- tertained company from Lansing Sun­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vandlen and chlldren.Jdr. and Mrs. Clare Bawdy of Haitingt, Michigan Hastings called on Mlles Bawdy Sun­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Hulliberger entertained Beumer's Market added three more her sisters from Lansing Saturday. victories to their win list last Friday Mrs. H. I. Church of Clarksville, Ar­ 'SOUTH COATS GROVE. and Saturday night. thur Stairs. Homer Smith of Carlton ... .... —.. Herbert ....... rrw.y nUM U« Jwiratyrt u> Vct- spent Wednesday at John-Stairs'. Mr. and Mrs. Flrster ...U and Kenneth HulUberger spent Friday Mr .nd Mr, CUrk Ownmllh nlUnd-1 montvlHe <nd detaUd two IndnpendM r. T. A. U lhe Homer rrtdey eve-, ”< <hel lown W lean ot 22- evening and Saturday with hls cousin njng 19 and 27-19. Chase was high point near Lansing. Will Beyne .nd MI. vuhed Uulr'”^" ““ wlu’ n"“““ Charley Velte entertained Bunday Mr. and Mra. Howard Clum and chlldeujhur ml tmtly tn Cooper.«he. P°a.turd„ R Freeville, N. Y.. John W. of Woodland. Mwmlc Church of Clarksville and •AfcS SS ’u.dj™* 2^ “ A Word to the Wise! 5.00-21 OulnbUc FOR AN All Wool Stylish Patterned Perfectly Tailored SUIT! McCall Bros. ■ Tailors 5.25-18 HJi. 6.00-21 II.D. 30i5 32x6 34x7 36x8 II.I) H.D H.D II.I> 6.50-20 H.D 11.0. Special brand lire* arc made by a manufacturer, without lite name, for distribution by mail order houses nod other distributors under rcapoDHlbility, Identity or puornnteo of the tire manufacturer. Fire­ stone do uot mnke^Speclal Brand Urea for ANYONE. Firestone Tires are sold through Firestone Service Dealers and Service Stores who give complete service. You get extra protection with the name •‘Firestone1’ oil every tire Firestone makes. Double Oust name “ Fl R ESTON E" and Andrus Battery & Electric Shop Open 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. Td.pho« 2340 DRIVE IN AND EQUIP TOUR CAR TO Listen tq the "Voice ot Ftreatame**Every Monday Night OverNJI.C. Nations �kN THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1032 PAOIPOUR The Halting* Banner|^; PtkUUM Vieu-s"and Opinions; ably refers to thc new Central school; -that we have a Carnegie Public LI-, .____ _______ .... .....____ ___ .... w«tM»4v. •• Miuit**.. . OOOK BBC*. BSiMn. .A.i C What Others bayJ LANGUAGE. ! This and That Washington* Bicentennial. | that we have a High school building j Soldier and Statesman. Backward Glances; Bils of Yesterday f 'in. € TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Thc Hastings High basket ball team he ran ure m pte/e’T^' Throughout the eight years of thc! defeated Greenville In a fast game liwntloned it (the building wa* dedl- ..oh. Kahr You out u, hlm tha!1 BnolulMn... W.r. (toll Wuhl«. I ■«” ” “ “?*“?*• , ,. .. , , , : as follows: Joy. R.F.; Bachelor. LJ’.; ln ,918,: lhat wc have a Jall lt *» coarse and vulgar, that it has no;.. chase;. — o. . --------p^kcr.- — ro M 1 wSiU sada.* I that couldn't be dupUcated—is he try- significance whatever, that it 1* not. ton fought with the alm of peace for- .--------—_.. ----- Jon— IN B1RBY covirrr. aiXMOXTURSi-Oo good English, and that It i* typical offer in mind. During hls Presidency. LO(It Mi4.1t adTMce * is <«at rt&wuon . * ,t., „ ,'» stodgy mentality or no mentality at hls scrupulous effort* t» to keep the the i W. H. Schantz went to Niles Friday ■ *‘u ** wnvrna We 2'^ 1,enu Bt all. ’United State* out of foreign entangleto act as clerk at a high grade Berkforeign entangle­ IJtivA?bv»S?rVtTT' TH>KK M0XTH" na,! length simply to Indicate thc danger in ■ you ask him what he would think • menu had as their alm the single! single I ’hire swine'sale to be held Saturday. ■ OUT8IDK BaBBr cot'NTY "oNB ! accepting tabulated statistics without of hls mother or of you if he heard you I thought of peace. Mr* Ida Wood was tn Charlotte FriYBjlb IN AP.VSXCX— --- -------------»3.«o, taking lnto consideration the compiler ’aylng "Oh. yeah?" all.day long in re-, For Washington, particularly in his day and Saturday to cater at the SpenroBBIGN SVBHCBI1TI0N. OXk j t-rv n-fui tit !pfln,t 10 e'*r>- ’*m«rk Hurt 14 m»de later and more mature years, war had ter-Cowan wedding, one Of the leading razK IN ADYAXCK-------------- —»-»» Accurate statuses a.e vyr> usciui in- You caJ| attt.nU<m to the fact that you l*t whatever glamor it might have; social events of the season there. , tie Instruments but unreliable ones are jiave had to make great personal sacri-! iiad in hl* eye*. To him. peace was a' Mtssdame* N E. Dimond. Paul Jones. ADVKBTHfiXO BATES. • simply sources of argument and mls-lfiee in order to nuke sure that he ol> ;er«>nal blesRng a* much as a )joal George Whitcomb, and Clarence De1 understanding [talns •* clxxl an education as U. avail-1 for the people. Peace meant to him the i Planta were guests of Mrs. Carl WesI ’ ' [able today You point to the shelve enjoyment of hi* beloved Mount Ver-' Pinter and Mrs. Dennis Murray Wed■4 M «Mk *M*r»..« - . * ilnKj jrttu the best books that you h«\- non with Its gracious life and its warm nesday of last week. k«s S«.I. .«*.. MORTGAGING THE FUTURE | rolled over a period of rear* so that hospitality. This right to peace he felt | Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Colgrove and graorlta *U B«> । One of the best features of the Re- he may have a sound cultural back- he had won by whole-hearted devotion ■ Miss Mary DeLue are leaving Tuesday rri*.. ..11 beeriM construction Finance Corporation, in ground But what good does any of it to military victory. He knew the value of for Las Angeles for an eight weeks' trip. “ 1 I .. tn.. ,> 1 do when his only reply is "Oh. yeah?" ..... .. to ..l°“ °p‘rJ" '* ,h“ “ I You „,i„ .bi .into .to II.,,­ on honorable peace by having paid its ‘"4“ Gardner Potter from Orchard Park. price In sacrifice, in trial, and even in ..... .r io, -to HIU any .u.mpu to pul ttorah »> |„ llke lhl[ ,„d p,,. the exjjocurc of his person on the field New York, u expected In the city this I’m will aS ob.iasQ LaFollette’s proposed 85,000.000.000 loan; mler Mussolini would not countenanci of battle. week for a visit with nephews, O. F. . : for thc purpose of launching a gigantic such slipshod beliavlor among his He proved the sincerity of hls love of and W. N. Chidester. bTpttotn ot wMk toprotobnu. ».■>=’? ^UCUU. to, 1» think b> peace again and again, by thc very Joe McKnlght, William Schader and readiness to resort to arms once more, Michael Kelley attended the Comalien occasion demanded. When what mandery at Grand Rapids Friday JOB PRINTING. rtiBipge^, ‘wh|ch it probably will NOT be* thc j leader among the nations? is known os thc "Whiskey Rebellion' night. a .. r. -to.... — -.ut -2-Mto :1 y Ou w atch hi* ■■j is ? pr» country will j;be saved the aijVtotototo difference <In You watch hls face as you speak and threatened for a time, early in hl* Supt. and Mrs. M. R. Keyworth. "b p,lD' , cost* or about $3,000,000,000 We realize J °u frill2r »»at lie is considering *e- recond administration, he lost not a Mrs. A. W. Woodbume and daughter. Marjorie. Ruth Lindsay. William Burd 1 .... to..,,. ,.t.« riously what you have said. In a final .. h f Icgislatire point of view 1<roraUon you urgc hlm t0 banlih t!w moment in despatching troop* to put and rmi Phil Wilcox Robert aianteii Mantell in it down. oown wnen When he ne naa had retired from the anu wiicox saw itooert PAGE MUNCHHAt’SEN! thl* sum is inconsequential, but around unul (r0ln hu vocabulary and to put Presidency to the enjoyment of Mount "Merchant of Venice." at the Power* Unwittingly, so it seem*, the Banner -here one-millionth of that total is still; hls speech upon a loftier plane. He Vernon, he cheerfully accepted the re- Saturday. sponMbUity of Commander in Chief! ------------touched a "hot" ■ hUbject when it men- regarded with respect. No more un- should txar in mind that he u the once Tnore. when our difference* with TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Mtn In to «xtnd nr tr.tnteu nthrmr tor «»«ln, "“,b" '““f" tloned that snow ----------------------—had ..«<«,< ui that lt u hu *o!Cmn duty to keep the France brought threat ot war. For­ So serious has the question of pro­ Angeles- Our---- purpose, of course, was the so-called ' prosperity to return ha-; >u.(aln u; Englbh pure and undefiled tunately thc storm-cloud passed, but dding suitable quarters for the stu­ pure propaganda We simply wished to ever been concocted than these pros-1 And as you close your argument he. Washington had proved ills readlnesh dents of the city schools that the mem­ suggest that in contras; to the dreary. I perlty loans and we'personally believe (with allItlie sincerity he can muster, to report to the battlefield had neces­ bers of the board of education Have drifting plains ot California, the crisp. [ that the proposal was simply a bom-1 Ir^1‘c'gl.^0 K' Dad Baltunove Eve- sity beckoned. decided to call a public meeting in the But the necessity of war alone in­ court room on Wednesday evening, balmy winter* of Michigan might be bastlc gesture on the part of "Old ’ . . duced Washington to take up arms January 31st at half past seven o'clock very desirable for those who find It Bob's" son. Launching a building drive LAZINESS AND CRIME, History record* what a fighter he wa*. for the purpose ot allowing the citlreiis difficult to maintain the desired degree [on so huge a scale mean* thc accumu-1 Philadelphia's chief probation officer when the came was Just and the fight to cfpreas their views as to the best of health in cold climates i latlon of a tremendous amount ot hls a>nrn to the belief generally was forced upon him. In every other procedure to follow. Mrs. A. A. Anderson and Miss Win­ B«. » to. >. to,. .™, pntony to toto, to-d .... to .1. ona Bennett were tn Grand Rapids This was brought to our attention ford—in fact the country right now >;-[t|On for the 'sheik bandit." George Washington had his Armis­ Saturday and saw "The Girl of My kindly, diplomatically but nevertheless ikn Process of recovering from the Idleness breeds poverty, disrespect tice Day when England signed articles firmly by a former Barry county real■ i ’Pending ?pree that ended in 3923 for parental control, drunkenness and of peace with lhe victorious Colonies; Mrs. Donald D. Smith and daughter . . who . for law and order, in 1783. The moment the cause for left Saturday for their .home in St dent now Uves near ... Lps Angeles •nd.. Once .11 all iw.nmn.riv this prnpertj h.c ha* bccu <-nn con ।complete disregard | ! iy Uwlr part, but the | which he had fought was won andi Louis. Missouri. Californla snows, we were told, confine structed It will June to be maintained Ili0UB|U u ajw,jS ll( mind to shirk triumph wa* n reality, he turned hls P. Kurtz has gone to Big Rapids themselves exclusively to the moun­ or permitted to go to ruin. This. too. honest cni(j^»ymeiit. and this is thc back on military glory. As soon as dc- where he will attend the Ferris Insti­ explanation of most lawlessness. tute. tains while the valleys basked In means more public expenditure; mil- [' true exnlanatlon From t)ve Middleville hems! lions of dollars each year, in fact. No ‘ The young bnpdT<?. on thc lookout 1 for a short, qwcz way of obtaining Howard VanAukcn has been spend­ -lnl an -u et(*y } living, „,JUK and U11U if „ there llr.lc about ready to pen an explanation one can justify mortgaging thc future money and ing a tew days at home from hls to furnish spending money for the one thinc’the^modern bandit * and when we opened a letter from C. W traveling duties. present ’ -------— — •* -----*, gunnun di.-.iikes almost as much as .Jones, a member of lhe first graduat­ The jxitato raisers are all smiles prison it is honest labor. there days, and why not? We all keep ing class here In it. to our consterna­ f If the slick and clever young .crook. on eating potatoes regardless ot price. LAND TAXES. tion. was an illustrated section from who is noi not anven driven ni;o into a career Career oi of crime . ... 'I wn ° 15 Oscar White is slowly improving IT IS the province 1 Unless the taxation on land is sub- • |,y fear of work, were confronted with from hls long sclge of sickness. which shows streets and countryside stantially lowered In the near future, the certainty of hard, laborious work, The noon train on Monday from Grand Rapids was somewhat late being covered with layers and banks of—can citizens of this state will continue to! If «nt to prtron. he might think twiceto speak and it is to .. amount it mure.t J Jj’”” ™bbl"« • biubt “ • r»> I delaved by thc cafe car catching fire you guess what—snow I The sight made thc province of tviswhile lhe train was in the shed in the ua puoiumx wcvc waiieu nu ownership of land. ThU will no!, court and police authorities in cities! us positively cuiiuus. envious. We ’ve waited al! city. winter for a similar fall here but to-1* f°r lllr f*'41 A wide distribution of | and counties having workhouses fori Tlie patron* of Burdette Llchjy car­ date only a few needed rain* have in-' lnnd owners gives a stability to gov-1 short-term- prisoner* and prison facrier on route two. showed their appre­ terrunted the glorious days of balmy! ernment that can be gained in no anw’tone pile.-; for long termer . | ciation of the important part a mail sunshine. View* of thc Times Tower^'her way. Property-holders, ns a rul..! ‘X'g'"mung °prote'^nM cnmlna"* ' carrier has in rural life by presenting him with a handsome Hamilton gold Covered with snow, of First street Itakc an active interest in the affairs g0 lnauy if l( th(, (!UI. watch. Mr. Lichty is one of the most blanketed In white, of Utile boys at of thc ’tate and make the very bestexplanation for their dishonesty. pleased carrier* driving out of lhe HasI lings office. John Muir Junior High engaging in <>1* °f citizens. But in recent years thc I* society Is to cure the criminal. It bm, tou. .1 >oun„u„ t„lw. into. Ito ptony to ton to IXSi’bSX Xy Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Kenyon ot Lan­ ’ sing, spent New Year s with Mrs. KenIng snowmen, etc., brought pang*of I creasing and the taxation increasing , a jw prey ..to. H.«, ui*on U|to... society must ...u--.. be w taught tauK.1. '■ curum permitted, he resigned hls com- yon's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hiram •m.v. that wuz" to memory—a.... sn that that In in certain certain districts rllntrlrtk the the ownernwnrr- that il.it th., nu.. can ^ ... be to. cut^..t 1 mission,to Congress and turned hii'Rosers. Up hahit habit nf of work also "days days so .u. of> >land a <has >become toa positive i.i.to J HvofMi face itoward home, never again again, nc he' tlvated. ,I lacc OW3ru newne when Michigan had winters worth re­ ship But ‘he problem U not merely find- hfl!M;d THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. halted,. to to be be drawn drawn away away from from i>eaccful |>caceful membering—and so did the sight of burden. Income from land at present! mg employment for potential proles-1 pursuits us a ■ private citizen. And this I Ovcr two hundred people listened to business men on Hollywood Boulevard docs not yield a fair living above tax .uonal criminals There arc many, no w .'U. t.1,to 1 n null3 n . V,., j,. acl, nt ot na to, n.3n but Hn «.nnn vear the program given by Troxel's musical charges and property is taxed so high -| shoveling off the walks! This last was , doubt, who find crime preferable only before, had but to lift hls liand to:club TurMja^evening at the K. of P. labor-----at low wage*: ...wh— j:8Ia.,j> the dictatorial power tendered hal1- tenaerea Ererrnumber was well rendered the most poignant of all. Naturally we ly that all but thc best productive tend- n common ---------- ------. . grasp inc uic.aiariai ;>ower .cuucivu -i-i- — .. .------......... ....... . to .— aim ...j * and eventually ua.c have w to to be returned. to would go straight if .to_._ their environment hini by an army .. that adored him and nd rrer-ived received th«« the heartv hearty annlaua* applause nt of ■ IB ...uiu.il> ■ .! - —.-to. --- -------------------------- ... , Mlu uuuiru mm arc confused. What manner of climate will rf—... them the op-. tba.t raged... - - of- Congress those present. The following program the state unless a new division of tb; . '...wt l,ld, him. b tl ’ aia 1 ld nn.u !A deny at thc neglect do Californians enjoy or suffer a* the was rendered; .case, may be? Former reslflents whose ....... .......... . him to assume monarchtai (lowers, and j Vocal solo—Margaret Loomis. veracity l» above reproach bring plc-ju* ownership of property should be|Y.* Daily fkirti'r Under, Y I TYnllv , his only answer was indignant refuse!. ■ ’ Piano solo—Allee Dickenson. Land taxes must conn , ture* of eternal sunshine; returning encouraged. L-r.2 . So one of lhe greatest o! soldiers re- • Vocal solo—Hazel Burns. Selection—Mandolin orchestra. travelers tell of chill winds and drift- down. The first step in reducing land I mnlncd one of thc greatest advocates | of |»ace. but. be it remembered, al-! Vocal zolo—Tula Thomas. Ing snow* <but then returning travelers tax* U economy and the second is to | ! ways the peace of honor. As head of. Vocal solo— Mrs John Schram. NEWS GLEANINGS. from Marco Polo on have always fix a definite maximum for the Urta! । !the honorably .... army lie proved how .... <nnnM «.w.7 - a ..i solo— Grace Grant and Annie specialized in tales of wonder*; but[ charges that can *»c be »>«uv made n against land I Christopher L Sholes invented the I war .... van 8n...=. ....... -a.ir may may be ov won; won; as a' President nesiceni ot th? in? ; Bullen. ——...........---------------------a.— — w —- Ream. ------United State*--he proved how a states- i' Rending Vinnie then comes this letter from our old y state ond local governments But typewriter in 1887. friend Charii. Jone* who bv the wav I even tnc nxtng oi a aennitc iaiia-ia' ”'«n may preserve peace with honor ' Violin duet—Mr. Troxel and Archie friend cnarli. Charlie Jone*, Jones, wl.o who by by the way rven even ’the fixing « of s a definite land-ti' i.tena w wing e « o of Onw#t Qn Uu(n ||je ^. Hughes lives in Kansas City, carrying with it maximum will do no good ' Lakt. yield* about 400 jiounds of salt. ; trjK during his two administrations. v ~“ ' —<Vocal solo—Herbert *» Marple nirtnriai v:* .'conomv * | — < faced thc risk of being drawn into pictorial txtimnnv testimony rrnm from an n.ithnrit authority economy in government. Piano solo—Errnlna Goodyear. n.e famous Grand Opera House in Europcan conflict*. Washington saved Vocal solo—Miss Walker. that cannot be doubted—the leading .Pan* has 2531 doors ., lbe «... country from the peri), but he ..v saw — Duet (Comet and trombone*—Dr. newspaper of Los Angeles itself. But KEEP WATC even this may only be a Joker edition1 Very soon wc hope to publish in full! Two-thirds of thc worlds expend!- j to It equally well Uvat its honor was in Barber and Mr. Troxel. I no way sullied. . ” Vocal' solo—Fred "* Spaulding. exhibiting specimens of trick photog- the complete analysis of Michigan's * g'Ja^,A°n rottdi to spent in the United; Plana solo—Annie Bullen. ' In the great political classic hr left Vocal solo—Mrs. Frank Hams. raphy—one can't always bank on tlie taxation problems given by Tom Con-.* " . - , i us. the Farewell Address, delivered to Selection — By Orchestra first rpresented under* lhe American people as he laid down newspapers in these days when sensa- Un. editor of the Crystal Falls Diamond I Circuses were . ------------------------------------j the Presidency, thc note of peace is Kirk Shaw of Colorado and Charles -------- truth that poMtbly we shouldn't have, s.iwtipiUM »y M.H r*‘£ua‘ - ■ to B r. c. t. . rattob X^t. S’itKUto Reduction On Any Man's or Boy’s SUIT IE O’COAT In Our Store! 25% to 50% reduction on all our Fall and Winter merchandise. T 2.20 wt Denim Overalls, full cut 95c Fast color, full cut Work Shirts 48c Brown Jersey, Canvas Gloves 10c Lambie & Doyle "The Store for Dad & Lad" A Quotation Way of Our World to k u» Ito*.. UU.: DMU. ».to «.b. xuu-: ................ _ XJTOSIK. ^'^.7 Business Is improving. Taxes are mostly paid. It has snowed for thirty consecutive EVEKTS OP THE PAST WEEK. days, every day more or less. Rear-Admiral Byrd prepares for an­ Thc Americans arc accused of drink­ ing one-third of all the lager that is other trip to the south pole. manufactured. United States gold policies declared Wood Is legal tender for all debts In sound. this city these days; and Is almost as scarce as the other kind of legal ten­ Stimson to head U. S. delegation to der. arms parly al Geneva, Switzerland. Our marshal is making it decidedly warm for outlaws, tramps and other James Beverly named head of Porto disorderly persons, who have been Rico government. caught abroad, that Hastings was a I Steps are taken for drastic curb of paradise far "Flight." A proposition is made to produce let­ radio advertising. ter poetage to two cenU. ft ought to be President Hoover signs $2,000,000,000 adopted. reconstruction finance measure; Dawes to head plan. hiblting hls chickens this week. Judge Smith has refitted and refur­ New England with $593 savings per nished the probate office In fine style. capita leads all other sections ot counGreenbacks are 94 and one-eighth cents on the dollar In coin. Wc feel very sure that the business Traffic In Panama Canal slumps of this country is steadily on the in­ throughout 1031. crease and in the coming month will Regular weekly air service between show a marked improvement over a year ago, tn almost all departments London and Cape Town. South Africa, and especially In the manufacturing started by English airline. districts. English offer to barter yarn for Hun­ The efforts ot the city authorities to garian park. enforce law and order should be en­ dorsed by all good citizens. Zamora, president of Spain, to sign There was some excellent singing decree dissolving thc Jesuit order; all that deserves special notice at the Ma­ property to be confiscated. sonic festival on Friday evening. Remember the Tennessee Jubilee Jugoslav king ceases to enact laws by royal decree. Singers are at Union hall tonight. Current History Crumbs of Wisdom Russia to start second 5-year plan in "There are too many middle profits 1933; seeks to make Soviet states the between producer and consumer."— Industrial leaders of Europe. I Oov. Gifford Pinchol. State of Manchuria to be formed un­ der Japanese protection. "Only 2 per cent of airplane acci­ dents are lhe result of mechanical Grew, present U. S. ambassador to faults."—Capt. Frank Hawks. Turkey, succeeds Forbes as ambassa­ dor to Japan. "It only takes intelligence, courage Japanese premier declares nation for and good will to make p prosperous open door and peace in Manchuria. world."—Owen D. Young? Atlanta. Ga.. was nt one time known । branded in memory:— . R- K* Grant one day last week. 'P. S. To our friend* m* California—1 Friday This is the finest analysis w« [ns Terminus back !n in IS27. 1837. and and later later as as -« Term! ’!!!* back —..nothing is more essential than Miss Gertrude Smith ^ent to Ann if ag have any kit by This time. Oft have evei heard. Unlike most tax an-1Marthasville. । Marthasville. ; that permanent, inveterate antipathic.-- Arbor foe a week's visit with her broth1 zam, enhof Invented lhe language . l1 against (articular nations and pas*. I er. Shirley, and family. course the above is Just In fun. But ! alysta. Editor Conlin ha- no axe- tn1 J)r i >nate nttachmcrits for other* should: C. O. Maywood has nnrr*h«»d an donl deny u. back here In the frown! grind ll0r an*' Projiaganda to spread. H»: referred to a- Eqwrunlo. be excluded; and that in place of them, interest in the ice bust north the pleasure of bragging a little has been a practical student Of fa:. -----------., , . , . i American Investments tn Canada to- just and amicable feelings toward nil FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. while we may.* — --- year* ahd probably U) should be cultivated. The Nation which problems for — many than J3.«M).000,(XX). Mrs ----------Burdick—of Kalamazoo visited indulge* toward* another an habitual has a better grasp of thc entire subjee 1:.itred or an habitual fondness, b in Mrs. Julia Willison over Sunday. I than any other person in Michigan. ; A cubic foot of water contains BELIEVE IT OH NOT. some degree a slave. It 1* a slavmto its Miss Nellie Baldwin spent Sunday [gillonsand weighs 62'» pounds. ■ Fundamentally, the solution of lhe W» read things about Hastings rr-!WhM* ,hc artlcIc is published wenimnslty or to its affection, either of friends in Grand Rapids. world crisis boils down to the question ..... ,,■ As many as 2060 which IS xufficient to lead it astray The historical address delivered by centiy we never even suspected before, recommend tlust every property ownervarieties of sausage of getting the unemployed to work j-- in Barry its* *contents __ ‘ *" No arc Produced >n Germany. from its duty and IU interest." Hon. Daniel Striker at the Hastings The source was a table of "statistics' ' “ “ *county digest ‘ “ -............ ...................-................ .. ... «*! O-ndM ... .to £ again."—Edward A. Fllene, merchant. compiled by un advertising agent. "Crime today is no longer a matter Thu table first established the facl[.:lne analysis .-of Michigan; taxation jUni trsitj of Lcndon. ■ ments for the sole Igirjx&c of main- ctety. ha* been publuhed in pamphlet of mere social interest. It i* an econo­ ituUUnn our peace • form and is a document of much in­ mic question."—Thomas A. Merry­ that• " Hastings was a city in ... Michigan| proMems pass *.» by unread, Fremont. Ohio, has set aside special Jour Peace terest and. value. , , weather. Philadelphia Crinjlnal Justice ■ictlon* ot its business streets for park-1 • **------- — but from there on the truth was Saturday. Ous Mewton made consid­ Association. mg by out-nl-town visitors. ' touched with consistent infrequency. erable sport for people on Jefferson It states, for example, that Hastings. At the end of IMO. approximately street. About half-past eight he wan­ "CrJUclsm is a bad road to travel to­ OPAQUE. has one national and two state banks i "We have tn England today a num­ $113,700,000,000 of life insurance was in dered into the little brick grocery and ward friendship."—Sir Harry Arm­ j There are three degrees of consiswith total assets of S1.0T7324—an over­ ber of young musicians who should go fore* in the United States protecting lency of matter measured by thc case one thing bringing on another, a bet strong. 68.000,000 policyholders. ! wa* finally made that he couldn't shot of tlie number and a gross under­ far." declares a composer One of them . with which light pawc* through: First. "What is fame? Pouff.'-just like stand out In front of the store and A pipe line in the New Orleans dis- [that which is trangp-vrent. so clear that estimate of total resources; that we Urea next door to us.—Humorist whittle for six straight hours. The bet that."—M. Chaliapin. trlct ha* been used for several jears'«>» can through it; second, that■ wal accepted and surrounded by plenhave three theaterr. two moving pic; j In New York's Central Park young­ to transport* molasse*. . "Some men. especially politicians, j.hlch is tratpiucent. such tu frosted 1 ty of good pine boxes he commenced tun and one auditorium seating 2000" ster* gaze with wonder on a real live ---------. , glass, which allow* light to pass> hi* work, surrounded by sign* reading, have such a command of language that —possibly lhe compiler liad In mind cow. And down on Wall Street, a bull The Swiss Army ha* discovered Hut through, but cannot be seen through: "See the Yankee Whittier," "Yankee -Hllr is I. mnn. more sustaining 0„ jong and thlrd thal wh(ch the old Reeds Opera House that has would be an even greater curiosity — i milk ' Whittier now on exhibition." "Portraits । marches than beer. ' clouded that it is neither transparent of thc Yankee Whittier Only 23c" and nard Shaw. been out of commission for many year*, Florence Ala.. Herald. nor translucent. the like. Gu* had the walk all covered but that still doesn't account for lhe 1 The burner now used in every gas "If the Impossible should occur—I • The word "opaque" wa* taken bodily! ' with shavings and won the bet. The ex­ extra movie 'theater; that tlie Indus-j It is improbable, according to-style stove was thc idea of Robert Wilhelm from lhe French opaque, "obscure." hibition was very exciting and wlt- mean the return of legalized liquor—Its expert*, that lhe Empress Eugenie hats Ivon Bunsen, first result would be a widespread re­ tries here are creamery, ice cream, , which reaches back to thc I-atin opanessed by a large crowd. <- • - duction of wages due to the demorali­ nulling, stock raising, dairying, poultry | will last long enough for everyone tu I; Onlj - 3 4 per cent of all Ute factories Cl“.‘‘Mudy." The other evening Don Parkhurst sation of labor which liquor always u accented on the second raising—it omits U> even mention fur-1 learn to pronounce the name—De* in the United State* have more than 230 men on their pay roll*, and only 1.4 a!;d to pronounced as though lage. His bobs became unmanageable niturc factories, or thc highly de- Moines Register. have more than 500. spelled o^pake. tn which thc o to as in and glided into a post. Don was not ■ France Is ready to Join In any sin­ velopcd machine plant* that turn out If you wish to test the boasud tol­ -----------obey, a as m late. The nctln o-pac'-i- sencusiy injured but received a jolting cere international effort to relieve thc such products aj car seal*, power erance of this age. try appearing among The Library of Congress ha# a coi- 'ty is accented on the second syllable; world of part of the load which lhe ,“P. ; . preucs. pUtoti rings, aiponiallc aprink- the pajama-clad in a night shirt — lection of 4.103,000 books and pam- sound o a* in obey, a short as in lul. obligations of national defense impoac. .phleta. 1.160.000 map*. 1.060.000 piece* c a* *. I as in it. y as in fancy. FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY, —Andre Haglnol, French Minister of Publishers Syndicate. of mu*^. and about 500,000 print*. | "The solid body was opaque." j n «nows and b10WJ Pungent Paragraphs This Week’s Word - Reich demands final resolution of reparations. BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. Japanese demands quick action from Chinese authorities on recent anUJapencse disorders in Shanghl. LAKE ODESSA. Mr. and Mr*. Seymour Onstead of Carlton and Mr. and Mrs. John Bow­ er* visited the latter's daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Oreibel Sunday. Sunday, Prank Snobble of Ionia, brought hls sister, Miss Emma Snobble to spend some time with brother Edd and wife. Mrs. Edd Snobble is In very poor Word was received here Sunday from Mrs. Alice Myer, of Detroit that her father. Burt Van Oman was dead and would be brought here for burial Monvisiting Davis of Grand Ledge to twrjgrenta, Mr. Percy Bishop has opened lhe barber .. shop of lhe late Prank Ulrich on Tup­ per Lake street. Michigan State Trooper Lester Coykendall of the White Pigeon Post vis­ ited hl* parents, Mr. and Mr*. Prank Coykendall, Sunday and Monday morn- turning to hls post at White Pigeon. Mr. and Mr*. Johnle Bretz of Detroit spent Saturday and Bunday with the •4 I �1 THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY t7, 1911 Never Before luch a ■etustionally LOW PRICE CHARLOTTE HAVING FINANCIAL TRIALS The W. C. T. U. vary fittingly ob­ served the twelfth anniversary of thc Eighteenth amendment at th* U. B church Sunday evening, January 17. with th* following program: Bong aerv- for a followed by scripture reading by Mrs (Continued from page one) Elsie Moran and prayer. Appropriate for water The common council of tills music was furnished by the young peo­ city recognize the feci that the water­ ple of the church. Drf Woodburne then gave • short introductory talk on the Ing, but ought to accumulate a fund 18th Amendment and then introduced that will pay for any unexpected Albert Becker, who presented the High , breakdown in th* machinery, equip­ school debating team who debated on ment or water Hum; also for exten­ "Resolved that the llth Amendment sions of the water mains. Right now the city has on deposit in thc banks on the affirmative aide were Melvin here a iund of 47,000 for that very Jacobs, Helin Weaver and Roy Heath purpose. Tliat sum has been taken Those on the negative side were Hu­ bert Folllck. Jeanne Ctnccbeaux and 1 plied to take care of any emergency. Nelson Gardner. The young people all > siiould one arise, without a resort to a did tine but the debate resulted In fa­ vor of tlie negative by a three to eight : bond issue. I A little over six yean ago Hasting* vote. Here’* a new washer that Tuesday. January 18, the annual . was ordered to Install a sewage disposal bears the famous EASY plant, so that its sewage would not be i dumped, a* it had been for many yean, the Methodist church with a splendid num* and thc dependable into lhe Thornapple river. Without a pot luck dinner at one o'clock. EASY guaranty. A better Following this twenty-two member* ! bond issue, and with the approval of washer offering important tire authorities at Lansing, this sew­ held their monthly prayer service con­ advantages that make for age disposal plant has been graduailj ducted by MU* Tillie Tjden. The following officer* were elected put in during the past six years. Many quicker washing nnd im­ thousand* of dollar* have been expend­ for lhe coming year. proved result*. Thia EASY Pres.—Mr*. Addle Edmonds. ed in the corutructlon-of *anilary sew­ is new throughout—not an Cor. Sec.—Mr*. Florence Fleming. ers and in connecting them up to thc old model cheapened to Rec. Sec.—Mr*. Maude Zerbel. main sewer which will convey the Treas —Mrs. Edna Hubbard sewage to thc disposal plant. Thl* city meet a price. ha* also built and paid for tlie neces­ sary building for the pumping outfit, Sec these outstanding fea­ also for the treatment of lhe sewage tures: Standard full-powwhen it is pumped from the sewers in­ to thc disposal plant. This city now ha* crcd motor; Beautiful In tlie local banks al) the money needed French Grey porcelain to pay for all thc equipment for this enameled tub; balloon-type sewage disposal' plant and will install wringer rolls; big EASY it during the coming spring or sum­ (Continued from page one) mer, .without issuing u dollar of bonds agitator. Thc new EASY The stew plant will have cost about agree that Uie man had evidently been is a quality washer built *60.000. drinking. There wa* a broken bottle in without compromise in ma­ Ha*".lr.g* also has about nine mile* of the car which contained a little of the terial* or workmanship. cement and brick pavement, moat of I wine he had evidently imbibed. We are which was built by Use city itself. InInformed ____________ tliat Schneider passed a car recent years it has not bonded for any a mile or two before the turn. The You enn have this now and DOWN paving, but ho* done all street work on driver of thc car he bettor EASY Washer at an thc pay-as-you-go plan. This yeor the and $1.50 last of thc living bends issued sev­ he neared the place where lie would anuiz.ingly big saving. See a week eral years ago will be retired from the have to turn to make lhe curve and go thia big value today. sinking fund—for tlie city ha* laid north into Woodland, hls car evidently aside a fund for tliat purpose. Beside had too much momentum and shot all this the city ha* about four miles ol straight ahead into the long pile of Tarmac paving ail paid for, and plans grave), which had been placed there to add some each year, but will not go for maintenance purposes. Thc high 'Complete Home Furnishers' in debt for such an improvement. speed of the car was evidenced by the It seem* to the Banner that there fact that its front, wheels went post the Hastings Michigan can be no valid reason why Charlotte middle of the gravel pile and thc hood ____ _ __ ______ could not duplicate this financial rec­ was buried in gravel. Evidently Mr. ________________2* ord. It could if its citizen* would get ;Schneider had gone to sleep, or had . r tocplhar. pull together and take an in- lost control, or was unable to control MIDDLEX IU.E. | at the M E church Sunday and thc j<<rjxl in their public business, as they his car. HU friend from Detroit, who The annual creamery meeting drew Ipasfor delivered a very interesting ser- suftly in Hasting*, and •—- do ....... ...... elect . .. ... ah „ owns .....I .unii. ।M। vi t.iav'u that farm* north of luwii town,, stated a good crowd on Wednesday. The re- mon* J , council which directs Its efforts toward Schneider wa.-. familiar with tlie road, |x>rts showed a large increase of bu»l-1 ' * *----------------doing the city’s business on Just as bust- 11« he had driven it many time*, and HINDS CORNERS. ncss-llkr u basis as a business institu, was ordinarily a careful driver. nrs*. nearly 93.000 lbs. more butter Mrs. Frank Chapman orHading* uon would conduct Ils affairs. HasUng* An examination of thc body showed made than the year 1630 and at less cost per pound. The trucks uro cover­ ♦pent thc week end In thc Edd Newton has men on its city council who sene | that the neck wax broken and the chest »« “ sacrifice to their own interests in [crushed in. In al! probability hls death ing more territory and thc farmers htM!W" ^.r to h „,„ .U. .M lluUntaneous Thp steering wheel have come to thc conclusion that cow* Mrs. Edd ------------Meyers of- Ionia visited ... Mr. =r order help the ;1 city pay better than plowing so much of and Mrs. Edu Newton and family from Tto‘ only banded debt ■ which Has- was broken, but the glass in the windtheir land. Ail of the directors were re­ Wednesday till Saturday. tings now has Is the outstanding 8170,- shield and in the car doors waa not elected. as yet they have not elected Caller* at the home of Susie Phillips ooo of school bond* issued to i«»y for'even cracked, showing that he must the officers. A very interesting speech and mother Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. the new Central school building. Had, have slumped onto thc wheel when thc followed the business meeting by Mr. i Will Harding of Maple Grove. Mr. and Hastings a large city debt, as wc un- . impact came Powell of Ionia. I___ Mrs._____ Will____ Moore _ _________ and Mr. and Mr*. dentand Cliarlotte ims. iU people nev-' We understand that Mr. Schnilder A bunch of fellows went to Ver- Ansll -Golden of Hastings, er would have voted these school i conducted a small manufacturing plant montvlllc to play basket ball Wednes-1 Clarence nnrt and v„tn»v Volney m Hardy visited bonds; but because Uie city itself Was In Detroit and was regarded as a good day evening, t their sister, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert out of debt thc citizens here were ready business man, Relatives of Rev. J. H. Wcsbrook I vraven Craven or ot nnuitx Shultz sunaay. Sunday. ;; to mortgage tnetr their future lor for Uie the pur-I pur-,---------------- * a » ; caine over and had a pot luck supper | Mrs. Mary Payne and daughter. Ar-1 pose came |wsc of getting adequate school build- i CRESSEY. fine Umc was wai loa. and Miss Maud Bennett of Has- Ings. But before the people voted upoi. upon! Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Henney have on Wednesday evening. A line Tobias’ Sunday the proposition, thc Hastings school* school'moved to Allegan. enjoyed by all. j|linns lings called at C. N. Tobias" I lie propoaition, Mrs. G. D. Whitmore returned home afternoon. board had accumulated well toward*: Mr. and Mrs. Falk entertained from Grand Rapids Thursday where 1 Mildreel DeMott of Hastings spent *40,000 in a building fund in antldpa- friends from Delton Bunday. she had been visiting her daughters for the week end with her parents. Mr. and tlon of this new building: so thc bond Mrs. Arthur Shorter entertained the a few days. Little Joann Strieklen re- I Mrs. George DeMott. :: Issue was *40.000 less than lhe actual — -m... —a— »• — a,— issue was 440.000 less than the actual Sunshine club on Thursday. Mra.'Henturned with her for a few days’ visit. I Thelma Tobias of Kalamazoo spent money required for the new school neuey and Mrs. Roy Dunham from The Caledonia basket ball team went Sunday afternoon with her parents, plant. We repeat that Hastings never Otsego were guests. home very happy Friday evening hav- Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tobias and Keel, would have voted these bond* if there Mr. and Mr*. Ferri* Quick from Milo Ing won both game* from our teams. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tobias and soni •--* --------------------------------had *been a large municipal debt visited Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Enzian "Die Pythlans arc looking forward to and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush and aons■ I Cliarlotte needs new school buildings Wednesday evening. a pleasant time Tuesday evening when of Battle Creek called on their parents.]. | too. and the stale will certainly compel Mrs. Mate Waters and Mrs. Lee-Ray• they entertain the district convention. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tobias and KeetlI that city to install a sewage disposal nolds visited Mrs. Julia Towne and Thc pancake supper Thursday eve-[Sunday afternoon. plant. Charlotte can have new school twin daughters at Plainwell on Wed­ nlng at thc M. E. church basement was' Burrell Phllll|>s is moving hls fam-! buildings and a sewage disposal. Hmlll plant nesday. well attended nnd a nice sum realized Uy to Hastings today (Monday) so the if Us citizens will take an Interest in Several from here attended lhe Farm by the ladles for their work. A local doctor can have electricity for treat-1 the city's business and gel n council Bureau play at Richland. Saturday firm donated thc pancake flour nnd it ments for Mrs. Phillips, She is not'who will manage properly its city evening. surely made good cokes. You should gaining a* fast as her friend* would affairs. Then there will be no deflclt Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Crandall and have seen some of the fellow* eat like to see her. Robert Phillips will of *10.000 for nine months in the oper­ children and Mr. and Mr*. Carl Enzian Middleville Brotherhood meeting this »Urt tn High school next Monday. ation of its waterworks plant >i of Kalamazoo apcu% spent OUI1 Sunday with Mr. Monday evening at the M. E. church,1 Mrs. Pearl Farr of Kalamazoo I* carPossibly the Charlotte person who' and Mrs. Millard Mlllnrri Houser. Hnnvr and wc are expecting a fine lime. We Ing for her sister. Mrs. Phiili|M, for the gave this news Item to the Grund RapMr. and Mrs. Lee Reynolds and famhave a speaker who we are anxious to. present. Ids Press did not know the facte; but fly ,pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E. hear, the Chaplain from lhe Jackson I Mrs. Margarelte Smith had a fine we hardly think anyone there would d. Reynolds at Delton prison. program for the community meeting send such an Item to a newspaper to be N. H. Barber spent the past week at A large crowd attended the services I at the schoolhouse Friday night. published about Charlotte if Uie facts the Delton hospital for observation and were not substantially as given in that । trestment article. Possibly our good friends in' Charlotte will not welcome the Ban­ LENT CORNERS. ners comments; but we make them in OU)U naTO n „ 1-rnl John, Thomas has „ traded his farm good faith. We arc sure that, if the ■ for a house and lot In Kalamazoo and ;>eoplc of Cliarlotte arfso minded, they I they moved there Wednesday. Wc are can make their waterworks pay. and. sorry to lose our good neighbors, but can duplicate the sound financing, welcome the new ones. which is done by the council of thl» | Mrs. Cora Train returned to her cltFi home in Richland Junction last week * I after working the past month for Mrs. illGHBANK. | Laura Frye. Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Hamlin and Mr, The P. T. A. wa* held at the home of and Mrs. Shirley Hamlin of Battle Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hammond FriCreek called on George Gleen Friday | day night with an attendance of afternoon. was held after which it was decided to Mr. and Mrs. Fredric Swarts and j meet the last Friday in February at O NEED to let your baby chick* die. No need Io lei baby chick family of Battle Creek spent Sunday 1 Uie schoolhouie with Mrs. Mary Doslo**c* cat up your poultry profit*. You can save them with with Mr. and Mr*. Bert Daly. j ter in charge. Buckeye colony brooder*. You can stop the crowding, the chilling, Mr. and Mr*, tidd. Green of VerMrs. Willis Carpenter has been tlie smothering, thc overheating. You can raise every rateable chick. montvllle and Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Bar- i seriously ill Uie past week but I* some ret of Nashville spent Sunday at i better at this writing. Her sister from A quartar-minion user* of Buckeye Brooder* know thi* ia true. George Green's. ' Otsego 1* helping care for her. With Buckeye Brooder* they are saving chick* that otherwise would die. They are making money tliat would otlierwtec be lost. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pierce of Mr. and Mrs. Thurl Cook and sons Three Rivers spent Sunday evening at | of Plainwell spent Wednesday evening Buckeye Coal-Burning Worth Green'*. j with Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hammond. Mr. and Mrs. Wil) HawbliU called I Miss Thelma Day of Grand Rapids Brooders on Mr. and Mrs. Harve Marshall of [ spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Buckeye Coal-Burning Brooder* have North Maple Grove Thursday after-1 Mrs. Fred Ball and Alfred.' They bold more coal. noon. । ---------------------------------------Mr. nnd Mrs. Claud Reid liave moved NORTHEAST IRVING. on the Ervin Charlton farm North of I Mr. and Mrs. William Dipp and fam­ hero . I Uy spent Saturday afternoon at Hasbrooders ever invented. Russell Rose of Grand Rapids ha* { Ungs. been spending a few week* at Frank; Mrs. Lydia Simpson of Freeport Buckeye “Rite-Heat” OU. Hawblitz'*. — ’’—* Sunday ------afternoon “--------------with •*- Mr. —‘ and spent Burning Brooders Mrs. Sam Eckert. Here’s the greatest invention in oil. EAST GUN LAKE. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown and burning brooders. Thc Buckeye Mr. and Mrs. Fred Poole of Plainwell daughter Margaret were in Hastings MR1U-Haat" automatically provide* Just recently married will occupy the Saturday afternoon. ‘ ’ Hen. Harry Selkirk cottage the rest of tho Mr. and Mrs. C J. Moore spent winter. _____ , with ___ ______________ _ _______ Bunday Mrs. Ida Moore at HssForest Willltt* of Hastings U spend-1 Ung*. Ing a few day* with hi* mother, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore and John Crawford. , family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. John Clem of Kalamazoo and sister | Henry CUJer at South Hasting* it beMrz. Cora Selkirk, of Plainwell called j Ing Mr. CIsler’s seventieth birthday, at tho home ot Mr. and Mrs. John AU of the children were present, also Crawford Sunday. | grandchildren, there being'28 in numHastings, Michigan Mrs. Will Crawford returned »o bar ber and a lovely birthday cake with 70 home Friday after spending, a week. candles. It was a very happy occasion, with l»er brother. Will Crans, and We al! hope Mr. Claler may live to see family of near Caledonia. (many more such birthdays. genuine NEW EASY WA5HER only on ys )AT $S9so DETROIT MAN MET NSTANT DEATH ?n all r :ut95c ts 48c :s 10c Miller Furniture Co t History HE PAST WEEK. yrd prepares for anouth pole. 0 old iwllcles declared I U. 8. delegation to cva. Switzerland. uuned head of Porto for drastic curb of r signs *2,000,000,000 .nee measure; Dawes Ith *593 savings per ler sections of coun- ama Canal slumps Town. South Africa, airline. sorter yarn for Hun- at of Spain, to sign he Jesuit order; all iflscated. ues to enact laws by final resolution of econd 5-year plan In ke Soviet states thc ria to be formed unJ- 8. ambassador to Forbes ns ambussa- r declares nation for ace tn Manchuria. d* quick action from is on recent antli in Shanghl. ODESSA. Seymour Onstcad of ind Mrs. John Bowtter's daughter. Mr. relbel Sunday. Snobble of Ionia. Miss Emma Snobble ne with brother Edd lie Is in very poor ed here Sunday from of Detroit that her Oman was dead and here for burial Mon­ is of Grand Ledge is ■ett. « opened the barber tank Ulrich on Tup- y and Monday momng to take a ten-day I. P- school before ro1 at White Pigeon, hole Bretz of Detroit nd Sunday with the » CITY'S FINANCES N FINE CONDITION MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO (Continued from page one) maintenance of paving, which ha* been constructed by the city, but which has of a trunk line. In addition to this tlie city ha* some­ thing over *7.000 in lhe waterworks fund, also a good balance in the street fund, x> that it is in good condition to take care ot the city'*, governmental need* without borrowing; and next July there will be a new tax levy. While we have no authority from the that there will be a nice reduction in the tss rale to be levied next July. The sewage disposal plant, which han caused a considerable part of our tax­ ation. will be completed, and lhe city it. That will mean a sizeable re­ duction in the sewer tax.' With over nine miles of cement pavement and paving. much les* street work than usual will be required Under present financial conditions it Is probable that very little paving will be started this AU this indicates that the council will be in condition to make a good re­ duction in taxes. We learn from the city treasurer, Mr*. Faye Donley, that something over *80,000 of the winter tax levy has been paid, leaving about *60.000 still to col­ lect. ThU U being gradually reduced. It now seems probable tliat the De­ cember tax levy will be met more promptly than had been anticipated. It can not be overstressed how much IhU city owes to our dty council for its fine work In reducing cost* and keepUmil, thereby saving this city from a bonded debt which would require year­ ly paymenu of principal and interest As our reader* who have paid their December taxes probably noticed thc ago. the reduction being over *3500. We are glad that the governing bodies of this city are doing their very best to lighten thc load of taxpayers. 58 OUT OF 78 ADVERTISEMENTS' OF HOUSES, ROOMS AND GARAGES FOR RENT LISTED TELEPHONE NUMBERS TO CALL REQU ENT advertisers in newspaper “Want Ad section* know that prospect* usually will not trouble to look up an advertised house or product when they cannot telephone first for information or for an appointment. Whether or not you have a house, a room, or a garage for rent, the telephone will prove useful daily in many social anti business way*. And. in emergencies, it will summon doctor, firemen or police immediately, any hour of the day or night. Of all the thing* you buy. probably none give* so much for so Utile as your telephone. IOWA POP CORN. Iowa, famous for It* tall com. is also leading producer of pop com. Il* aver­ age acreage In pop com from 1821 to 1830 was 25,884. THE CHILDREN OF TODAY Will Be the Fathers and Mothers Of Tomorrow.... Their little bodies should be carefully nourished with the CLEANEST and best milk that you can give them, because for growing children, and adults as well, there ift .no food that can compare with good CLEAN milk. The world's leading physicians, dentists and dietitians are all agreed that the growing child must have good milk to build bone, muscle, and give them good teeth. But you should KNOW that the milk is CLEAN. Many outbreaks of serious diseases have come from UNCLEAN milk. Don’t endanger your child’s health by taking any chances. Here is where we can help you, because state tests have proven that there is no CLEANER milk produced than our Grade "A" Pasteur­ ized. GRADE “A” MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—10c Quart GRADE “B” MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—8c Quart HIGHLANDS DAIRY TELEPHONE 2651 ROBT. W. COOK, Prop. HASTINGS, MICH. Save Your Baby Chicks with Buckeye Brooders i ou know as well as we do, it never pays anyone to mis* represent his goods. That is, if he wants to stay in business and grow. Yotrcan believe us when we say the greatest values today arc in Goodyear Tires—THE leading make. We know what we are talking about If you will give ua a little time we will demonstrate the reasons why. ComQ in and see. It will pay us both. N Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co B'Ao isn’t looking for all the value his money will get him these days? Just let us show you the 1931 GOODYEAR PATHFINDERS Good Used Tire* >1.00 Up. 4.40 x 21 $ 4.79 Still Lower Prices in Pairs 5.43 Goodyear Tube* at Big Saving* Too. 5.00 x 19 (30*5.00) 6.65 Bross Tire & Battery Shop 6.00x21 11.10 4.50x21 (30x4.80) (3*x*.00) Guaranteed Tire Kepairuv TtLtTHOHl 1U1 HO. MICHIGAN AVI. HASTINGS �THE HASTINGS HANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27. 1922 FACIE SIX Attention! To Painters AND .... THOSE INTERESTED’ IN PAINTING— Valentine’s VALSPAR Heavy Bodied Flat White— It’d waterproof, washable, will retain its beauty and perform its protective functions longer thnn other wall coatings, and it contains no Japan dryers which tend to shorten the life of ordinary paint. NOW! Is the time to redecorate your home inside at a ridiculously low cost to you, when labor is very reasonable, the weather is tine, and this big sav­ ing on heavy bodied flat white. Nowhere can you buy a paint of this quality at such a low price, A Paint Which Sold For $3.50 Per Gallon. NOW? FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY, PER GALLON .... Q1 01. / E. A. LyBARKEC “Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy Are Shown to Everyimc" Phone 2115 We Deliver Hastings TAMARAC CORNERS. was held Monday at the Wesleyan Tlie revival meetings closed Sunday Methodist church In Hastings. night with a very good interest and FAIR LAKE. with very good results. I A baby gin arrived at the home of home of Mrs Ora Houghton this week Jason Willison Friday and has been Wednesday as a quarterly meeting. It, , named Vera Mac. Mrs. Phebc Pepper is caring for mother and baby. will be an all day meeting. Mr*. Mildred Fritz and Mrs Lottie W^VpM ™ Mr a^°’£ CoUnrer aere guesG Saturday with Will Brummler of Grand Rapids and! x’i!lrr of..B“ll‘' Mrs Clara’Sears ! The Kinsley ladles Aid which met nmr Cotlnn nf' Grand Ranlrts vixiterl'W|U| Mn’ Albertinc Smith was Well “>>d a fine Umc had. Thc L d CoUon# Frldft> February meeting will be held the third ana baturaay., ; Wednesday for dinner with Mrs. Mr*. Clara Sears accompanied Mrs. Gladys Cornell. Theda Wilt to the Sunun Sister * BirthMildred Short. Uie fifteen-month-old day club at the ..... home ......v of Hazel Henney oaoy baby oi of air. Mr ana and airs, Mrs. ai Al anon, Slwrt. wax was Thursday. The next meetinc will be suddenly stricken with an Infection of entertained al the home of Mrs. Clara : the rar and takcn to the Delton hospiScars in Marell. . ; tai Saturday night. Wc are glad to say Mrs. Della Cotton was called to Bat- she is much better. ■ He Creek Sunday on account of tlie Mrs. Mildred Fritz and children and serious illness of her sister, Ruth. She Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis of Baltic also attended tiie funeral of a cousin. Creek nnd M1m Helen Davis of Detroit Clarence Covert, who passed away al'spent Sunday with Mrs. Lottie Col­ itis home in Battle Creek. Hls funeral Inter. BARGAIN PRICES On Our Entire Stock of Used Cars & Trucks You can SAVE $50.00 and MORE on our good used cars and trucks THIS WEEK. We have only a few left as follows: One 1929 INTERNATIONAL TRUCK Equipped with Gravel Body One 1927 G. M. C. TRUCK One 1929 MODEL A STD. COUPE One 1930 MODEL A DELUXE TUDOR One 1930 CHEVROLET COACH One 1930 MODEL A DELUXE COUPE All of the cars listed above are in fine condition. Bring in your old car and trade it for a better one! Universal Garage Corner of Church and Court Street Telephone 2121 s, Mich. scorns ATTEND IL! HERE scouts, Scout News ntaten Sunday the “th.yhas been aside ax Churciw Day and every Scout and leader lx asked to attend the ever possible. All pastors are urged to make some rrcognltlcn of Scouts and A HIKE TO HIGH RANK. Ten members of Troops 73 and 74 scouting during the day. participated in a test-passing hike. prepared by the Americanism Commis­ (Continued from page one) —— --------------------------------------------------- Saturday. January 23. to High Hank .sion of the American Legion. Depart­ starting blazes, by Troop 65 of Middle-! creek, where, in spite uf thc rainy i ,rnent of Michigan—C. E. Hyatt. vllie. L. R. Beeler scoutmaster; and a'Weather, wet wood and general damp-1 covered wagon stunt by Troop 72 under ne« of the ground, ‘ flrebuildlng with ' ANNIVERSARY PROGRAM. two matches, and tracking. Monday — _ Parc.n institution day direction of Harvey Burges* ---------- ’ cooking, -------------- — i muiKtay tests were finished. Tiie TRe boys were ac- . wh when ,n ,n all .nonwrirur sponsoring institution* Institutions are fn connection with the archery texts mninanlMl by hv Scout Rrnnt Master Matter Merrick Mf-rrlrlt of nt urged __ . . - to_______ ___________ . demonstration. H. H. Stroud ol Way­ companlcd sponsor_____ some—kind ot parent land also gave an exhibition of skill. Troop 73 and Mr. Shafer, field execu­ and Scout get-together for their troop Mr. Stroud hunt* with the bow and tive. A fine time was enjoyed and the Tuesday—Special Court of Honor, boys voted the hike a huge success us arrow and UUs year brought back a when every Scout, leader and parent is buck from the north woods that he had they dismissed after repeating together asked to attend the big Court of Honor caught In true fndlan fashion. Of the Hie Scout oath and Jaws. six arrows Mr. Stroud shot, four Wednesday—Home Day. Scouts to do THE RALLY. ranged close about thc bulls-eye. one some special good turn at home and hit tire bulls-eye. nnd bne <the first t Scouts were busy last week arranging mothers urged to have sons. Scout lodged In the white outer circle. Thisi for .the annual meeting and rally which brother*, and leaders in for dinner. exhibition by Mr. Stroud and by Troopi took place at the Hastings High school Thursday—School Day. All Scouts 72 aroused considerable enthusiasm. j. gym Monday evening. January 25. to do something special at school and Tlie Ramblers, a male quartet from' i Tables were repaired, letter* distribut- teachers are asked to especially recog­ Battle Creek, entertained the audience rd and general Invitations to the rally nize Scouts and Routing in some way. with a pleasing selection ot harmonics. broadcast. Parents and friends of Friday—Civic Day. Scouts will do T. Ben Johnston was guest speaker Scouting were asked to attend as well some civic good turn for their com­ of thc evening. He gave a brief andI ax the boy* themselves. * munity. interesting talk concerning boys. Boy Scout leaders and parents from all Saturday — Window Display Day. Scout work was a hobby with Mr. over Barry county were present at thc when Scouts will demonstrate various Johnston even before he adopted It a*i rally Monday evening and the fine phases of scouting in the store windows his life work. He likes boys nnd undcr- program was delightful. Mr. T. Ben of their community. All Scouts, and -sta'nds them; consequently his talks are Johnston. Area executive, took as hls leaders are urged" to wear their uni­ invariably worthwhile. subject. "Boy Urges." dealing with the forms during this Anniversary Week. A word ot greeting to the seouU and character and citizenship training of All scourers will be expected to wear a friends of scouting wax given by Sup: the boy. . Scout badge showing their connection in some capacity with this program, I D. A. VanBusklrk cf the Hastings '— public schools. COURT OF HONOR. Let's make this tlie beat "birthday Although no longer a stranger to Wednesday evening. January 27. at party" yet celebrated. Barry county people, Lloyd Shafer, the Legion room, Hastings, the January county scout executive. and ___ .. Mrs. Court of Honor convenes for advance­ LACEY. Shafer wcre introduced to thc scouts ment to second class, first class, and Miss Mildred Norton of Grand Rap­ and scouters. Mr. Shafer led the dos­ awarding of al! merit badges, to scouts ids is mdklng an extended visit here ing ceremony. passing the necessary tests. The Court with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Renier and Otficera elected for the coming year JF of Honor next month will be the first otlier relatives In the vicinity of Lacey. are as follows: R. M Cook, district where all scouts and leaders will be Mrs. Floosie HUI. of near Battle chairman; B. A Perry. 1st vice-chair­ invited to participate and the boys up Creek, a former resident of Lacey, left man; Ray Branch. 2nd sice-chairman. for honors will have special recogni­ Saturday of the past week for Salem. The following committee chairmen tion. Oregon, where she expects to remain were named: Camping. T. S. Baird; indefinitely. sea scouting. Frank Andrus; civic serv­ Mrs. Edna Case entertained a group PROGRESS AT NASHVILLE. ice. L- E. Barneit; leadership training. Twelve new’ registrations were receiv­ of her neighbors, eight in number, at Maurice Foreman; publicity. Will ed at the headquarters for Troop 77. an afternoon bridge party Friday of Field; finance. F. W-. Stebbins; troop last week. High scores werA won by Nashville. Arlle A. Re|d. Scoutmaster. organization. Roy Boyes; court of This brings tlie troop enrollment to 29. Mrs. Haxle Norris. Ice cream and cake honor. Kim Sigler; reading. Rev. L. L. A great interest is being shown by the wcre served as refreshments. Dewey; health and safety. Dr. C. P. boys and men connected with the troop Week end guests with Mr. nnd Mrs. Lathrop; cubbing. Aben Johnson; rural and plans for constructive work featur­ Percy Henry and family were n niece scouting. M. O. Hill. of tlie former. Miss Betty Calkins and ing advancement have been made. Representations are as follows: friend of near Hastings. Nashville. Charles Higdon; Middleville. Miss Wilma Jean Clark was n Sun­ DOINGS AT DOWLING. T. J. Berry; Woodland. William Lind; day visitor with her grandparents. Mr. Friday evening. January 22. Dr. and Mrs. Albert Clark. FrecportjArthur Seifert; Bonfield. Sam Buxton: Delton. Robert Barnes; and Kinde of lhe Barry County Health Unit Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cole and daugh­ visited Troop 51. Dowling. L. J. Oswald ter. Miss Fem. of Battle Creek wcre Dowling. LloytJ^G^itlll. Dr. C. E -KywtL Lyman Chamberlain Scout Master and told lhe boy* some­ Sunday evening callers at the Jay Cole and Robert Baines were named deputy thing of first aid ami helped in the home and attended the services al" the comdilidoners. A^vn Johnson. Maurice judging of the first aid games. Mr. Briggs church. Funeral and burial services wcre con­ Foreman and Richard Cook will repre­ Shafer accompanied him and helped sent this district at the area council with tests. ducted Friday of last week for Jeffer­ meetings. son Hyde, a brother of Frank Hyde, CUB UNIFORM display. During the business meeting. Treas­ who has been in ill health for some T. 8. Baird, local Scout outfitter, has Jlme. Mr. Hyde was past 82 years of urer Hugh Riley indicated that al­ though tlw supiwrt of thc drive for a tine window display featuring the new age. Burial wax made In the Wilcox funds had been generous considering Cub uniform. This is to be worn only cemetery. Thc Pedro club was well attended the times, that the organization could by boys 9-10-11 years of age who are not afford to forget the subject of formally registered os Cubs. It Is a Saturday night. Eight tables were very attractive uniform of blue and played. First prizes were won by. Ches­ finances. _ Rising votes of thank* were ...... given w to gold, blue shirt, knickers, "college pot" ter Wlnan and Donald Wclcher Henry Ray Branch for his co-operation in cap and belt, and knee golf style socks, VanSycklc was consoled. Mr. nnd Mrs granting the use of hU theater for two all trimmed with gold. The uniform Henry VanSyckle and Mr. and Mrs. days and to Fred Stebbins for the ef­ Lx completed with a blue and gold half Kenneth Garrett will be committee for neckerchief and blue slide. the evening of February 6. fort he made tn organizing the drive. Thc window has a background of Thc M. W. of A. Camp of Lacey will Scout equipment for all registered give n dancing party Saturday evening OBITUARY. Scouts and also shows lhe "Glare Cup” JefTerson Hyde, fifth child of Lucian which is thc property of the Area of this week in the Jones hall. Pot luck nnd Deslah Hyde, was bom in Syra­ Council. The cup was presented by supper will be served. A buffet luncheon was served Sunday cuse New York. December 18. 1840 nnd Charles F. Glore. former Regional offi­ passed away nt thc home of his niece, cer. who gave the huge silver loving cup evening at the Briggs church and a Mrs. Clem Kidder. January 20. 1932. to the region with the understanding general get-ocqualnted meeting with at thc age of 85 years. 1 month nnd 2 tliat any council which won it three the new district superintendent. Dr. days. When but a small boy hls parents times in succession should become thc Pollock, speaker for the evening. came to Michigan and settled on a owner. Battle' Creek arcs under the farm purchased of Lorenzo Mudge. Sr., leadership of T. Ben Johnston had the day of this week for dinner in the south of the McKelvey schoolhouse in highest nnd most well rounded pro­ church basement. A rug which is al­ Maple Grove Twp. On this farm he and gram ns outlined in the requirements ready ntfkTUHl be started nt this meethls brothers. Charles. Emerson and to attain the cup. for 1927-28-29 nnd Bom. Saturday morning, to Mr. and Franklin, nnd sisters. Elnorn and Abi­ the cup Is now our permanent possesMrs. Barney Williams, an eight and gail. grew to manhood and womanhood one-half pound daughter who has been Hls entire life was spent in Maple ThU contest was so successful that named Gertrude Betty. Mrs. May Bir­ Grove with thc exception of several the "Index of Local Council Accom­ years when he lived in and near Char­ plishment." a national rating system man. a sister of Mr. Williams, is stay­ lotte. While living there he took great was inaugurated nnd the Area Council ing with them and caring for mother interest and was a regular attendant of has had the distinction through thc and baby. A special business meeting will be the Nazarene Tabernacle. consecrated work of all leaders and He leaves to mourn their loss one boys to have an "A" rating for the called Friday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Clark of Maple brother, Franklin, the last survivor of Grove Center for the Wilcox Cemetery this pioneer family, several nieces and Circle. nephews, grand nieces and grand A TROOP FOR PRAIRIEVILLE. Percy Henry, accompanied by a Wednesday evening. January 27. a nephews nnd a host of friends. Funeral daughter. Miss Doris and hls mother. services wcre conducted by Rev. Ed. group of men of Orangeville township Mrs. Lottie Henry, motored to Lapeer. Rhoads Friday afternoon at the Wilcox are to meet at the home of Ell Lind­ Sunday afternoon and plan to return church with interment in the Wilcox sey to discuss plans for the formation of a scout Troop at Prairieville. Any­ Monday evening. cemetery. Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and one interested will be welcome. Mrs. Earl Bristol were Mr. and Mrs OBITUARY. Otis Ketcham and daughters. Betty and ASSYRIA ORGANIZING. Mrs. Melissa Ann Hotchkiss was bom Plans are rapidly being made for thc Ruth. In Fostana. Ohio. December 25. 1854. organization of a Scout troop nt As­ The Lacey Telephone Co. will accept coming to Carlton Center when but a J syria. All boys or men interested are blds for the central and trouble work child. Site was married to George , urged to contact Rev. Hitchcock or to be let this year beginning April 1. Hotchkiss at Carlton Center in 1875. . Leslie Brown of near Battle Creek and to thia union seven children were was a Sunday guest with Everett Milbom. Mrs. Edward Watts. Jackson. Mrs. CUBS CHASE GHOSTS! Barton Phillips. Grand Rapids. Mrs. Fourteen boys and two leaders of Cub George Millard of Jackson came Sat­ Lloyd Johnson and Mrs. Ralph McCos- Pack 9 made a pilgrimage Friday eve­ urday to make an' extended visit with lin. Battle Creek. Mrs. George Palmer. ning. . The way was exceedingly dark. his sister, Mrs. Ruth Henry, and fam­ Ceresco. Harry and Fred Hotchkiss. In fact, no Cub could see the brother ily. Hastings, who survive her. The husband immediately ahead. And tliat house and father died in 1919. Mrs. Hotch- that some might call "haunted"!—Was PLEASANT HILL. it really? Where could It be? Mrs. Sim Nlbbs entertained an old years and 20 days. Funeral services It seemed as. though a few voices neighbor. Mrs. Reed, from Hart, a few were conducted by Rev. Adcock al thc wcre a bit shaky and some of the knees home on Railroad st., at two o’clock had lost their normal spring. Doubt in­ Steve Carter's wcre entertained Wed­ January 18. Burial in Riverside. She creased when "the house" was reached. nesday evening at dinner at Rev. West­ was always a kind and loving mother Doors seemed to be at every hand, and brook's tn Middleville. and will be greatly missed by her chil­ even steps, sometimes. Such a house! Tuesday, being thc birthday of Miss dren and her many friends. Was that a smell of mustiness and gas? Hazel Campbell and Mary Ellen Wil­ Then alone with the leader and no liams. and Friday that of Jessie Camp­ OBITUARY. other Cubs! What could be next? A bell. Raymond and R. J. Williams, the George Robert Green departed this light! Eyes blinked but who was families gathered at Clare Williams' afraid* Then with all legendary pira­ Tuesday evening. Ice errun and cake I He was born on April 21. 1856 He at­ tical form and mysticism, a solemn were served. tended school at Hastings. About 1893 promise was made and signed.—What Our P. T. A. drew a good crowd and he was united In marriage to Anna was that instrument that was posed we were treated to a fine program put Turner. To this union one son was across the thumb? Was thc mark that on by the Welcome Comers Glee club. born. Edward B Green ot Grand Rap- it left really blood? And haven't we Tlie next program will be put on by | ids. He worked for Hie city of Hastings the Altoft group February 28. .about 15 years. Falling health in the sealed with the red from our thumbs? Mrs. Matt Bedford and Mrs. Mary' ! past five years of his life prevented him Are we going to secretly bury it? Ask Mills called on Chas. Wilcox and Mrs from further work. He leaves to mourn a cub.—C. E. Hyatt, Cub Master. Jane McCann Sunday and found them his loss. a son. Edward Green; a sister. both much better. Mrs. Nellie Walz, of Gary. Ind. and two LEGION PRESENTS GIFT. Mrs. Curtis Pierce of "Grand Rapids grandchildren. Marjorie and Donald The Lawrence J. Bauer Poet, No. 45. is spending a couple of days with her and a host of friends. Services at River­ American Legion, lias presented a parents. Mr. and Mrs. Steve Carter. side chapel 2:00 P. M, January 22. framed flog code nnd historical chart Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy and Mrs. 1932. Rev. Adcock officiated. Inter­ to Cub Pack 9 of the Presbyterian Anna Cambria and two daughters spent ment at Riverside. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles day by Mr. Frank Annable. acting as Bennett. Bill Foster of Caledonia was TOMATO INCREASE. the Legion representative, and was nc- on afternoon caller. In Pennsylvania this year tomato cepted on behalf of the Cub Pack by Mrs. Clifton Campbell is on the sick canners contracted to buy more tomaSCOUT CHURCH DAY. What bqth political parties seem to tracts is seven times what it was last February 7-13 la the 22nd anniversary season. of thc Scout program for the United dough-boys. 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Sweaters Fleece Lined Heavy Cotton 98c Smart. colorful pattern* of serviceable rotton broadcloths I They're made to bind I The shirt* are of flat knit cot- savings 1 New SavingiJ ONLY 98c tor this Luaiberjack Fleece lined for warmth. Mili­ tary collar, button - through pockets. Well-made for wear. Choice of colors. Boy’s Medium Heavy-weight Union Suits ^39© that union ruiti of ifea oqxfajr �Ronald Warner Is home from Detroit f (Heals ne$h I X® PERSONAL Lorraine Iscniiath was home Mrs. Nellie Cross spent Bunday In Lansing over the week and. Delton. Mr. and Mrs Harley Fox relatives in Lansing Bunday. on Thursday. from LUNCHEON WAS A QELIGHTFUL AFFAIR Emmanuel Guild Entertained Members and Friends of Oburch On Thursday DELIGHTFUL GATHERING. ' About thirty were present at the ■ meeting of Circle No. 8 of th* Metho­ dirt Ladies' Aid al the home of Mrs Royal Myers. A fine pot luck supper Home Economics Extension Work WHY RISK CHEAP SUBSTITUTES ot Mrs. R. J. McCreery. she contribu­ COATS GROVE GROUP. ted two lovely birthday cakes tor the The Coals Grove Group of Home ■ Members and friends of Emmantiel supper. All had a very delightful time H. O. Perkins of Lansing spent the church were guest* of Emmanuel Guild at the Banner office on Tuesday. iwme of Mrs. Leola Woods. Tuesday. PANCAKE PARTY. week end here with hls family. last Thursday at a very delightful one Mrs. Guy C. Keller's Bunday Schoo) January' 19 for an all day meeting and Miss Helen Furnls* spent the week o'clock luncheon at the Pariah House. In Buchanan over lhe week end. class U having a pancake party this pot luck dinner. Twelve members and end at her home in Nashville. one visitor were present. Mr. and Mn. Craig Sheffield have Guild, presided and gave an in terestine Wednesday night at the Methodist MUs Marlon lamphcre visited at her Mrs. Mary Townsend gave a review been In Kalamazoo since Sunday. report showing the activities of the church. Mlue* Barbara Trego and JanGuild in the part year, and outhned net Gardner are the committee in noon meeting and after a very fine pot end. plans for lhe coming ye<r. among ciurge. W. A Spaulding and Wm. Andrews luck dinner Mn. Orpha Rlciiardaon spent Monday and * Tuesday’ at Wall Mrs Eva Martens is spending a few which the redecoratlon of the chusch b DINNER AND THEATER PARTY­ hoped to be commenced over $1400 be­ lake. weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bush. hanging. Twelve girU were guest* of MUs MI-Jlbre ' ing already in the fund. Mbs Alberta Larsen went to Lansing The next lesson will be given at the Ray Branch returned on Saturday Han Tolhurst on her birthday, last JTlRev. McNulty was present and gave a Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. Theodore from a business trip to •Washington. D. home of Mrs Alice Chase on March 1. talk touching on Use various activities day. After a birthday dinner a theater -4drs. Katluyn Richardson. Secy. KI finer. i party at the Strand was enjoyed. A de ­ of the parish which were at such a Mr. and Mrs Joseph Shultz of South George Huffman returned last week lightful time wa* lhe verdict of al. IRVING GROUP Haven were visitors in the city over from a business trip to Chicago and particular branch or organize Sunday. . Tiie mrmbers anjl their families were Detroit. of especial appeal to tiicni It wav Mn. Jack Bnyder ot South Hartings i entertained at Nellie Redford's. Jan­ Lawrence Wolfe of Holland spent an earnest, thoughtful and most Inspir­ uary 21 Our teacher b a member *0 tlie week end with hl* parents, Mr. and ing talk. IL is hoped to -make these UNION MAOI Thursday. she and flu? pupil* were invited to the Mn. J. W. Wolfe. luncheon*, a feature of the church life Mn. Otto Miller Is spending the week pot luck dinner served at noon. Our Vernon Sheffield of Battle Greek for thc women of, the Parish. with her daughter. Sister M. Damon. Those club members and gueals, who btuinejK meeting was held before din­ Winston Shefile Id. attended the Women’s club meeting ner and the leaders took the afternoon GIRLS' LEAGUE HAS Mrs. Mary Burgeu spent part of last for thc lesson on picture*. The use. Irving Allison of Wllllanupoet. Pa. 8UCCBMFUL PARTY. Friday afternoon In charge of the Lit­ selection, suitability, framing and Discarded costumes of childhood day. erature department, were indeed most hanging were discussed and everyone of East Delton. Rehor on Tuesday. were brought out of seclusion and 'fortunate and must splendidly in­ who received thb InMui should be able ■ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boyd of Char­ Mrs. Edith Palmer of Battle Creek again worn by Uie memiyrs of tlie lotte spent the week end with Mr. and to more intelligently select and hang' formed and entertained by a. talk on Girls' League at High school at their Mrs. Harry Wood. pictures 10 that they will be of mor.: Roger* Thursday night. "baby" party on Tuesday evening of •’French Literature" by'Dr. D. D. Wal­ decorative and inspirational value toMUs Jennie Finch of Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Briggs, ot last week. Go-carts, dolls, and childish ton. Thc speaker «ald that the«Frcnch the home. Bowens Mill*, were guests of Mr. and toys kept the youngsters out of mis­ language lias been almost wholly de­ Stebbins on Bunday. The leader* also had some small cop- j Mr*. Loya! Edger Friday. chief. All were in cortwne and some ot veloped from the Latin. Dr. Winifred McLravy of Grand Rap­ les of famous painting* which were Mre. Sarah Brandstetter returned on id! was the Sunday guest of Mr. and Bunday from a visit with Mr. and Mre. them were very clever. Prizes were Anciently, there were two language* studied and dbtrilmtcd among the awarded for the most unique costumes subsisting together in France, which iwmb-rs Mrs. John McLravy. ■ Burr VanHoutcn of Alma. Mbs Charlotte Hessmer, winning first came to be known respectively as Laverne Ryerson was in Battle Creek Alml.11 and Nell Reed will cnctrtaln Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilson and son o! on Monday and Tuesday visiting hU Grand Rapids were guests of Mr. and and Miss Helen Jean Lamble was scc- langue-d’ oc. and langue-d’ oil. Tlie • the — . — — --club for the -----next----------------business meeting brother. Jesse Warner. languc-d’ oi). became at length the! at tlie Grange hall. February 28 Mem-1 Mrs. C- E Wood over Sunday. ■ Happy New Year." and MUs LambU French language But thc langue d’ oc.iber* bring chairs and completed slip Richard Cook was in Lansing Thurs­ Mr. and Mr*. Bert Zagclmeirr of day and Friday attending the Michi­ Grand Rapid* were Sunday guests o! represented a boy and Ids dog Miss a-soft and mpsical langue, survived 1 covers to be judged, pottery to be used Willonore Wlllitla received honorable long enough to become the vehicle of I for flower arrangement, flowers and gan Ptcas Association Mr. and Mre. J. D. Zagelmeler. mention. Mn. Guy Keller, attired as a lyric strains, mostly on subjects of printer bouquets and report the num-1 Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Frandsen of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Wood wcre at Benton Harbor spent Sunday with Mr. Coats Orove Thursday attending a nurse, looked after the children, pre­ love and gallantry, and famous u the' ber of pictures eliminated or changed I and Mrs W. J. Field. birthday party for Mrs. Wm. Bayne serving peace and order. The dean of t-ongs of the troubadour*. "Chauamu! The club will put on a Waahlngtonl girls. Mirs Rowe, was in general de geste" and "Chausous de Roland" 1 program, date to be announced later i Mr. and Mrs. John George of Hol­ Mr. and Mrs. Mort Townsend and land were over Sunday guests of Mr. .■on* were tn McBain on Sunday as charge of thc party and the pa­ are Use native names by which three j Mrs Nellie Mohler was appointed and fkirs. Henry Kuempel. j chairman ot this committee —Elsie guests of Mr. and Mra. Henry Kortcr. tronesses were Mrs. D. A. VanBusklrk. primitive Frencii |ioems arc known. Misses Lob Severance of Sturgb and The Roman de la Rose" begun in I Williams, Jr.. Secy, Mrs. Fred Spaulding of Chicago Is Mrs. J. E. McElwain and Mrs W. R. Beulah Severance ot Kalamazoo were lhe guest ’of her sister and husband. the 13th century by "Jean de Mcung" — Miss Sarah OiUesple. president. Mis< and completed in the 14th ftnlury by I STAR GROUP Mr. and Mra. J. D. Zagelmelcr, for two Blanche Springer, vice-president. Miss G de Lords is typical of the literature Mr. and Mrs. Earl Checseman ot weeks. Star Extension Group met at the [ Maxine Wabster. secretary, and Mbs Maple Grove called on Miss Theresa ut France in tlie middle ages. jlMimc of Mrs E. S. Hammond in Has­ Bunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. Mil­ Barbara Johnson, treasurer, assisted in ' The establishment of the Acudemi?! tings January Bechtel on Sunday evening. . ' ** ** day ' ’­ ' 15 ‘for an all meet ton Murphy were Mrs Janna Myer* Mrs. W. N. Chidester U spending a and Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Myers of Grand making thc gathering a happy one. Francalsc in 1629 where the literary ing. Fourteen' irfembers and four vis­ Gayly colored streamers formed a wick with Rev. and Mrs. W. ' Keith Rapid*. ccniu.es of France were proud and itors were present. The lesson on Wlncanopy in thc gymnasium and see-saws glad to assemble for the di\cus»ion ano Chidester and family of St. Johns. Mr. end Mrs. W. M. Robinson. Mrs. Mb* Marlon Stickney has returned to B. N Budon and Mrs. J. D. Snedcker. and other games suitable for young­ criticism of literature was ol much im­ moming. The afternoon was spent on Adrian after spending several week-, of Battle Creek, were Sunday -wuests ster* were enjoyed. A short program portance toward the Improvement of the lesson of pictures which was mode and music also furnished entertatn- the language and style of writing ot very Interesting by Illustrations. here with her abler, Mbs Bertha ur. a. m ruwicr. cream cones were served for modem limes. It was considered u Stickney. Mbs Hazel Smclkrr. Mr. and Mrx 12; Linden Sponalilc and Fred Konklc of Charles Wortman and Mrs. Avery ’ Xthl-r great honor to belong to Its forty im­ Grange hull Each member U to bring Tlie mothers of live girls were bal- mortals. although tonu> declined ad­ her completed chair so that five can ( Cleveland wcre Sunday guests of Mr Penton were over Sunday guests ol scony guests. Everyone said it was the mission. os they did not cure to con­ be choncn for Achievement Day.— and Mrs. Sumner Sponablc and other Mr. and Mr*. Smith Will most successful League party ever form their style of writing according Martha Beadle. Sec y. relatives. Mrs. Jay Cousins and daughtef. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taul, accom­ Glee Newton and Guy Slbby of Wood­ given. to the rule* of thc Academic. panied by Mr. and Mm. Raymond Aid­ land vbited their aunt. Mrs. Edith GROUP NO. 3. Sonic <if the many author* named by MRS. BOTTUM ENTER­ rich of Caledonia, apent the week end Bechtel of thb city on Friday. Group No. 3 Barry County Extension Dr. Walton, what they contributed TAINED GOOD TIME CLUB. mart toward the development ot the club, will meet Tuesday. February 2. at In Detroit. . Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tire members of lhe Good Time club French language, and *o"mc of their Burch today are Mrs. R. H. Randall. and Mn. Francis Seese of South Bownr Mrs. Harris Wearanga and Mrs. Cyril were guests of Mrs. E. F. Bottum of most noted works wcre: DeCou. 620 W. Green St. The lesson Grand Rapids on Thursday of last were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Hun and son of Orand Rapids. will be on pictures. Middle Acre. week. A luncheon was served to six­ Henry Weaver. Tf any members have altered old Mr. and Mrs. Eric Finstrom and Froissart—Chronicle*."—Became a HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Mr. and .Mn. Howard Grant and family are spending the week with Mr teen al the Herpobhclmcr tea room, curtain* or made new onea please bring MUs Anna Denchcll of Reed City spent and Mrs. Carl Finstrom. They are mov­ then the ladles returned to Mrs. Bot­ traveler in order to becomes an his­ tlvem to this meeting. tom's apartment at the Cody where torian. Sunday with the Misses Bertha and ing from Bay City to Wisconsin. Francois Villon — "Grand Testament." Marion Stickney. SOUTH SHULTZ. Mrs. Gary Crook, Mrs. W. J. Field bridge was played. High scares were —Known a* the vagabond king. made by Mrs A. C. Brown. Mrs. John Born to Rev. LewU Hom and wife Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sonnevllle spent and Mrs. Loy Royer, accompanied by commyrlca—"Memories.*! — Renais­ Mn. Robert Cook attended the funeral Mrs. Bertha Bush of Delton, wcre tn Dawson and Mrs. N. B. Waterman. Be­ of Ionia a daughter. She has been Thursday In Battle Creek. and Philip. sance Period. ot MU* Frances Maus at Kalamazoo on Grand Rapids Monday attending a named Carroll Evangeline. Rev. Hom Charley Kenyon Is under thc doctor's The Ladies' Aid Society will serve a Rabelais—The Life of Gargantun hostess served lovely refreshments.. Friday afternoon. Is a son ot Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hom of care. Hls many friends hope for ids chicken supper at their hall here. Frtmissionary meeting. Members and guests who attended Pantagruel."—Had a marvelous vocab­ thb place. Congratulations. Edmund Knickerbocker of 212 So Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crook and Mr. Charles St.. Lansing, is spending this and Mrs. Geo. B. Heath were in Orand from Hastings were Mrs. Ocorgc New­ ulary. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Mlnzey and Mrs. Vesta Monica and son, Billy, of Montaigne—"Essay* '■ which brought week with his brother, Orley Knicker­ Rapids Sunday and called on Mrs. Ann ton. Mrs. W. A. Hall. Mr*. Thos. Doyle. daughter. Evelyn, of Tustin, came Sat- Kalamazoo spent Sunday with her parhim much fame. ‘ bocker. 310 E. Madison St. urday to spend a few days with their lent*. Mr. and Mrs. C. Kenyon. Jones at the Soldiers' Home hospital Mrs. L. R- Glasgow, Mbs Sadie Glas­ gow. Mrs. C. W. Clarke. Mrs. Floyd Mr. and Mn. Jacob Van DeLune of uncle. George Kenyon and family and j Mr. and Mr*. Ed Monica of Hastings proved in health. Mrs. Annie Pierce of Dowling is •assisting Mrs. McCann’s Brown. Mrs. Fred Todd. Mrs. C. A arc"—Noted for his classical style. Holland accompanied Mr. and Mrs. the Clark Memorial Home. they all spent Monday with Alva Ken- 1 have been spending a few days with Pascal — "Letters Provincales" — One daughter in caring for her. R. J. McCreery to Parma on Sunday Lewb Acker. Dr. Edwin J. Pratt will attend an ail Kerr. Mrs. R. H. Loppenthlcn. Mrs. of the chief Intellectual glories of yen and family of Bellevue. where they visited relatives. A little son came to gladden the home ---------------- «♦»day clinic conducted by Dr. A. M. Ro- John Dawson. Mrs. J. G. McOufiln France. Mrs. Chas. PotU was*called to Ver­ vln of Detroit, an authority on endo­ and Mrs. Nellie Cross. Orand Rapids IRVING. Johns to see the new gra of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brown of Grand montville last week by thc death of crinology. on Thursday. Thb Is the guests were Mrs. A. C. Brown and Mrs. Rapid* January 21. He has been named , Mr..... and Mrs. John Katheter and son Mr- *n<1 MrB- R*? Perry. Mrs. E. D. Barber, whose funeral was monthly meeting of the Western Michi­ N. B. Waterman. nt Allegan Alleean and their niece. Ella Shook. Vere carter has been Moliere—"L' Ecoledes Rldirtles" — Paul David. Mrs. Brown was Heleni of All report a most delightful time. held on Thursday afternoon. Sonnevllle of thb place. | from Fingerbutte. Mont . were Sunday teach the Irving school next year. gan Osteopathic Society with a dinner Great dramatist. at lhe Women's City Club in Orand Racine—"LaFontalne"—Was a path­ MeGUFFIN—BRISTOL. verse City were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rapids. finder in literature. Mis* Florence Brblol. daughter of R. J. McCreery Thursday night, leav­ Mrs. Nina Allcrding of Carlton has LaFontalne "Fables"—Each one a ing Friday for St. Petersburg, Fla. been helping to care for her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Ward A. Bristol of Sa­ gem. Mrs. Charley Wood returned on Sat­ Mrs. Eugene Bush, who has been sick vanna. Illinois, was united in marriage Brosjuet—Great orator, noted for hh to Mr. Carroil McOufiln, son of Mre. urday from Detroit where she had been but Is much belter at thb writing. funeral orations. for ten days suiting her mother. Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Jubelt of De­ Anna McOufiln of thb city, last Satur­ Madame de Sevegr.es — "Letters"— Austin Barnum. and sister, Mrs. troit were in Hastings last week to see day morning at eleven o'clock In An­ Most famous letter writer in lhe world. Charles Kiley. the latter's grandmother. Mrs. Emma gola. Indiana. The wedding was solem­ Eighteenth Century. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Chapelle. Donna Burh. who has been quite sick. nized by the Reverend E. C. Humfreys Montesquieu—"Letters"—To him be­ and Bob of Charlotte. Mrs. Charlotte Mr. and Mrs. Wil! Sheffield. Mr. and of the First Congregational church of Noble. Glen. Chester and Marion Noble Mrs. George Sheffield and Dr. P. G Angola. Mrs. McOufiln b a teacher in longs the glory of being lhe founder or inventor of the philosophy of historythe local school system and Mr. Mcund Mn. Edith Martin, Elwood and Sheffield attended the funeral of Ed. Ruth Martin of East rinsing. Ernes’. Blanchard th Kalamazoo on Tuesday. Gufiln has been employed in the Has­ Voltaire—“Candide Letters"—First to Severance and Mr. and Mrr.. Fred Van­ Mr. and Mrs. Clement Sisson and tings National bank for the past five write history tliat gave real march of progress. Dyke and Barbara of Detroit came to daughter of Kalamazoo wcre Sunday Rousseau—"Confessions" —Influence Hastings Sunday to surprise Lemuel afternoon guests of Mrs. Miranda Sis­ The many friends of the couple unite of hls ideas greater than hi* works. Severance on his birthday. son and Mrs. Ida Palmatler al the let­ in expressing their best wishes. Nineteenth Century. ter’s home. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Edmonds were in MISSIONARY SOCIETY Chateaubriand—"Memories ouOFFICERS ENTERTAINED. Ire Tombe." Hudson Sunday to help celebrate the Mrs. Gary Crook was hostess on golden wedding anniversary of .their Victor Hugo—"Les Miserable*" "No­ cousins. Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Stearns. Thursday to the officers of thc Foreign tre Dame de Paris"—wrote as a phil­ They also vbited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. and Home Missionary Societies and the osopher and thinker. Second to Shakes­ Missionary Union, and each officer took Wlbert at Hillsdale on Monday. peare in vocabulary. Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds of Ann Arbor a guest. A pot luck luncheon was serv­ Becque—"Les Corbeaux." spent the week end in Hastings and in ed at one o'clock, after which a read­ "French literature taken as a whole, Grand Rapids with her sister. Mrs. ing course was started. Tlie ladies also may not be Uie wisest or weightiest, Clarence Barber. On Friday Mrs. Rey­ sewed rug rags for lhe Esther Home in certainly not the purest and loftiest, nolds will leave for New Orleans to Grand Rapids and made Thank Offer­ but by odds tlie most brilliant and the ing aprons. Tlie meeting next month spend thc Mardi Gras season with her most interesting literature in the Extra special price on daughter. Miss Margery Reynolds, and will be entertained by Mrs. Fred Flem­ world." ing. . • her nleee. Miss Phyllis Diamond. Seth Thomas Tambour In her usual charming manner Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush and chil­ ATTENDED BATTLE CREEK shape, walnut or ma­ E. J. Pratt, gave a siiort review of the dren and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hamilton hogany case. O. E. 8. CHAPTER INITIATION. new books on Russia. and son of Battle Creek, Mr. and Mrs. On Wednesday evening. January 20. Mrs. Marlon Goodyear, chairman of Elmer Bush and family of the Gregory $14.50 Clock. Now..| 8.00 district and Mrs. Eva Martens spent about fifty members of the Hastings O. Home Department, asked each club Guaranteed to Cure Head Colds, Special E. 8. went to Battle Creek to attend member to bring her favorite rcci|>e $15.00 Clock, Now__$11.00 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bush the Chapter there. The eighteen offi­ and some household hints to the meet family. Mrs. Eva Martens is spend­ cers of the Hostings Chapter were en­ Ing of February 19lh. "An afternoon $17.00 Clock, Now_-$11.00 and ing a few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Roy tertained with a program at 5:30 and with Housckeciicrs.' with Mrs. W. R. $20.00 Clock, Now__$15.00 Bush. a banquet following. Full Pint Bottle Cook In charge. Thc president. Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. George Lockwood. The Hastings officers conducted the Crbn, announced a George Washing­ $22.50 Clock, Now. $15.50 The ideal mouth wash, breath deodorant, throat gargle Messrs, nnd Mesdames Robert Cook. work for four candidates. ton program on February 5th. which $29.00 Clock, Now. _$19.00 Roy Cordes. Orville Sayles. Earl Cole­ initiatory Mrs. Robert Burch sang "Open Tlie will ba the next meeting of the club. $50.00 Chime, Now. _$35.00 man. Mcsdames P. T. Colgrove. Chas. Galea of the Temple." Kerr. W. R. Cook. Hubert Cook. Dgsle DURFEE ITEMS. W. D. Campbell. Don- BUrtn. uotti. ol 100 tab,. THE NEW IDEA CLUB. $1.25 Alarm Clock.___ 79c Crue. Tlie Durfee P. T. A. met at the Misses Florence and Arlene Campbell. At thc January meeting of the New $2.56 Alarm Clock$1.50 Helen Wade and Constance Cook at­ Idea club, its members were pleasantly schoolhouse Fridas' afternoon. After tiie business jiart of thc meeting we ontended the concert at the Eaton thea­ entertained at the home of Mrs. Arch­ $3.50 Alarm Clock.$2.50 tre. Charlotte. Monday night, featuring ie McCoy. After the six o'clock din­ joyed a short program consisting, of the appearance of Mbs Elizabeth Rar­ ner a short business meeting was held, mualc. vocal and Instrumental, speak­ ing and. stunts followed by a delicious Electric Alarm Clock, . den of Greenville. and the Olivet col­ and a social evening spent. pot luck luncheon. The entertainment $7.95 Value, Price $5.95 lege orchestra., Following the concert committee for Uie next meeting is GerBRIDGE-LUNCHEON. the Hastings people were the guest* of Electric Timo and Cal-' Covers were laid for eight at a pret­ trudq Van Patten, Orrin Birman and Judge and Mrs. R. R. McPeek at a endar Clock, $12.00 tily appointed bridge-luncheon on Sat­ Lilly Hoffman. The refreshment com­ buffet lunch at their borne. urday. Mrs. C. W. Crawford being tlie mittee h Lizzie Hammond. Glenn Value, Price$6.50 Aspinall. Jessie Couch. hostess. TYCLOHK- BKIDGK PARTY. The new jacket mound the stove Top bridge scores wcre made by Mrs. Eight members of thc U and I bridge , Harry Haye* and Mrs. A. H. Carvclh. makes the schoolhouse more com­ club wem delightfully entertained by fortable. Mrs, A. Tolle* on Monday afternoon. BIRTHDAY PARTY. The homo management class at An­ Everyone had a good time playing On Munday. January 18. Jack Per­ na Moore'/ Thursday brought out a “Cyclone" bridge. Mrs Frank McMil- kins celebrated hu birthday by enter- large crowd and several finished chairs HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Ian having iUgli score and Mn. Clar­ Uiiung five ol hb friends very pleas­ of which ClrtuU Puddleionl's was best. ence Baecnler low. Lovely refresh­ antly. Jack Bradfield of Kalamazoo ■Three pupils entered our school Mon­ ments were served by thc hoatcu. day which makes a total ol 33. via!led when you can buy genuine DAY • AT ER’S X 1 The World's Best Overall WOMEN’S CLUB FOR 15c >r 15c >. 10c ir 23c >r 25c x 25c . . 5c i.21c 1. 23c .. 19c 4 YOU KNOW Oshkosh B’GOSH overalls have ALWA YS given you splendid service and complete satisfaction. They are still the same old reliable Oshkosh B Gosh over­ alls that you ’pe known and worn and liked for years and years — not cheapened in any way That’s what makes them a lb. 5c a 19c L QSHK05HR'GOSH 19C REAL VALUE at $1.25 T. S. Baird Io. 103 CLOTHING for MEN &. BOYS JRT ST. ♦ ♦ llch. It’s to Surprise' heavyweight aterg COLDS! 49c ful array of ilrts and orts Each rful pattern, of atlon broadclotjut Vavingsl Medium f-weight lion lit* ■i I of Our January We hope you don’t get one . . . but if you.do, let us supply the helps that will make it of SHORT duration! Clock Sale SPECIALS for THIS WEEK LAST WEEK Laxative Asncrin Cold Tablets . . . ,23c Rexall Cold Tabs, Special23c 50c Vapure 39c 75c Aspiriods, Our Best Cold Cure . . 59c Mi 31 Antiseptic Solution 59c $1.25 Nose and Throat Atomizer . . . 98c 69c Pure Test /Xspirin Tablets 25c Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste . . 19c 50c Milk of MagnesiaTooth Paste . . 39c BRING YOUR DOCTOR’S PRESCRIPTION TO US ... WE WILL SAVE YOU MQNEY! L.V. Bessmer its ol quality ked so kart FuU n size: caceHDy Time for Jeweler Carveth & Stebbins The REXALL Store Telephone 2131 Goods Deliver* I �THE HASTINGS BANKER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY F7, 1B32 eight FOR ALL CARS mt Ford 2-Door Sedan Body. Whippet Convertible Coupe Body. 2 Good Ford Motors. GLENN F. LAUBAUGH Talephon* 2637 Na. NicMfaa Av*. Miatiiagt, Mxk. " .... Foil -\l । ol; -I mio 'll... A M. ITernrr. Hotdinc. Phono 710.—Fit. ’ , .... ABSTRACT AMD BEAL ESTATE OFFICE ' 111 l...nr,to„» Armor. Grand H*P-dHASTIXO*. MICH. . 2’ M.n.r to l-aa <■>>..! Mlsta. R»*l veUl. '*?, I'" T*'? •aid aa^tanuabMao. Ovnrral roavvyatHvr L". i'. .1 Biriag a cewplrt. art ot Abalrket B<x»U .'..m%,tUn "o r.'l of iJn.’v rowplM tram Ik. roord., eaa f-raiA '.n ; ,"t-Mr ’i.i3 plat* *k«UMI*. .___________ ... ... . wlr.m-n with wrnkly ad Our Success nes* for several days. Later Mr? Cole | passed gwsy at hls home Bunday after­ noon. He lived in thli neighborhood Ifor mkhy years, was tho brother of | Mrs. Hardy Orr. with whom he made ; hi/i home. Which later became hl* ' home. Have not heard the funeral or- iwANTF.TS—Prod In* lamha. M. C. Nkhol.. • Tel-plen. 5.1*1. r,vrala*«. _______ _ * FOR SAl.E—<» 1 It lost .prln* l.<., »l.« , r.n pit. KM all*. H mil. uo.l of Xa.k , .ill. Otto fUkaho. _____ tf jitnTirr.-1 will par n*b ter aalktao' . r\»ry taturdoy ol Horry Coono Auteur' Howr. I’hntw ‘l.il oftor Bi'H> 1’ M ; >!.«<•>. _ tf, 'aWLE.*— Hao ikoaund lm»Trh iw.j-t, oi.pl.-., Jonothan* Baldulna. *nrr«n>ata.' j IHK'.ardo.t... • ate Lu.k.t^hi.lr* M<-| filK klSltAl.I. MikTkRK r-a.lr i rnirrtiln with mcolral pro«rat.o. t-r an, ; 1 arnnixli...... ltro><a>M- t.rnw. Writ-’ —---------U„ Mrrlo Noel. Freeport. 5 : H.S. SHELDON ! Frank Cole has traded hls farm here, | known as the Orr farm with parties in I. Kalamazoo for city property. Mr Cole; THE CHURCHES The Vault Without Mr. Zimmerman, who purchased the Fellows farm west of Milo, has made ; extensive improvements On the build-' 'h to »tur— The use of Concrete Burial Vault* has become practically univer­ sal and with the higher sentiment and tenderness for our dead their tue will continue to berome more popular. For more than 10 years the Ilastingi Burial Vault has proven It* superiority over all other Hlifal jflow ora. kiii.l = » o J BODY GLASS CARDS OF THANKS Ibo ' PARTS! WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESp THAN 25 CTS. W hi Used Auto Edwai Bnrtoi llirr, m PAGE will no doubt accept lhe office whlih' if ill mean they will move to Woodland in the near future. We surely will mb*1 John and Mary from till* neighborhood but will wish them Qie best of every thing in their new undertaking and home. Thc L. A?Society al the honie of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jones Lockshore farm,' Hastings Burial Vault Company Ini-E F «lr Oak Hill cemetery. Hls boyhood days were spent al this plan?. ~ Elmer Cutcher and family enter­ tained a large number of friends Sat­ urday tevening with cards and dancing and a very fine time was enjoyed by SEE VS FOR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Monday arbnnl—1 HASTINGS MARKETS Rapids. Grandville. he returns home. I from one scholar to XI. At one time Mrs. Ferris Quick perpetrated a sur- there was but one child to go to school. prise for her husband Saturday evening Miss Julia Eaton I* the teacher who It1 by inviting a group of young |>eople for teaching u very satisfactory school. i .u■— n-»-.— —• ------- •- • atM1 Harding. jjr. and were served and a happy time was en­ Mrs. Gerald Harding and daughters joyed by all. Ardis and Joyce frojp Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs Ernest Quick spent were guests of Mr.'and Mrs. Morris Wednesday evening with the latter'* England Sunday. | had been in to reclaim a tire he had left i that morning for repair*. When it was learned Schneider had not shown up the friend, started out to search apd. shortly canfl- upon lhe accident scene. Thc pair had tertfThuntlng on the! ..David Kilpatrick and Mrs. John Schurer of East Lapsing spent thc week; end with Mr. and Mra. Frank Kilpat- CO Efl GETS I DOZEN BEST 4>O<UU M.00 PHOTOS. Cl Efi GETS 6 BEAUTIFUL BOR4> I DER PHOTOS. Green’s Special Mr. and Mn. Ted Tack and daughter । from near Benfield spent the week end and Sunday with the latter's parents Icy Kcrmecn. and family Sunday. PLAYER PIANO Slightly uwd and almost paid for. Will transfer'contract to respon­ sible party willing to continue easy monthly payment*. Small Sunday while Miss Marietta spent the day with her grandparents. suing deal and obtain wonderful bargain. Free trial. Also Baby Grand and one Upright Piano. Mr. and Mrs Raymond Bachellor and I family of Detroit nnd Mr. and Mrs/ ! Leans Tn gel of Scott spent thc week fend at Jay Ware'a. Miss JoAnne Finnic spent the week I end with her grandparent*, Mr. and ; Mrs. Joseph McKnlght of Hastings. | Mr. and Mrs. Royal Frants ot North; Woodland arc the proud parents of a , baby girl. born. -------' " 1 Kalamo Sunday. Mrs. Fred Border and daughter Winifred and .Mrs. E. O Shorno spent Monday in Grand Rapid? Careful Attention I Mrs. Fanny Carpenter, who has been visiting at tlie A. D. Lowell home, re­ turned to Charlotte Sunday. I Mrs. Ralph Story, daughter and I grand-daughter of Lowell visited at Jaspdr Reid's Tuesday. I All report an enjoyable lime. Quimby P. T. A. will give their play '"Schoo! Daze" at Dowling church next । Friday night for the benefit of Dowling There will be a pancake supper at Quimby church next Thursday night masters—Ward Plants. Donald Gager. Welby Crockford; Junior Asst. Scout - Rack full of silk dresses, values >5.95 to $10.00, Smocks and house dresses to close out at Stamped Pieces for Embroidery at 16 Price 144 STATE STREET Wachter. Jean England: Newspaper, Editor—John R. Bulling. There are 21 Boy scuots registered in the troop. Fred Everett and daughters of Lon- Allcrding Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Sawdy of Lansing were guests of Mrs Nellie Hitt Sunday. Mrs. Cora Shopbell entertained- her make every service we render the best possible. WOMEN! Mrs. A. Patton was a guest of Mr. and Mrs." J. T. Lombard of Hastings Sunday. Mrs. Geslcr of Washington and Mr. surprise visit on Mrs. Clara Valentine Thursday 'afternoon. Mrs. Valentine Mrs. Bert McCallum recently. The M. G. Dibble family of Detroit spent the week end at their cottage. reasonable prices. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Plante and Bev­ erly spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elon Plante of Grand Rapids. Present day dress styles rule against a bulky or heavy truss, This Feather Weight Akron Truss meets tliat situation wonderfully well. The light steel frame is stainless and rust proof. Thc padding is very soft. Our Ex|>crt Truss Fitter is here every day, assuring your satisfac­ tion. Private fitting room. You will get better rc-^ suits by coming bate. THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBarker, Proprietor. Hastings, Mich. days with lumbago S. D. Katherman had a severe attack of heart trouble Saturday but is slight­ ly better at this writing. AUTHORIZED EXCLUSIVE AKRON TRUSS FITTERS Campbell of Bloomingdale Saturday. Mr. Babcock and Mrs. Snyder are Mrs. Ella Taylor of Nashville spent several days last week with her sister. Mrs. Frank Norton, and family. Mr and Mrs. Glen Asplnal and fam­ ily ot the Durfee district spent Sun­ day with their parents. Mr. and Mrs GRANGE PROGRAMS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN 'i This feather weight 1 Truss designed for You The Aid Society of the Methodist! church will hold their regular meeting; Wednesday afternoon, February 3. Sup­ per will be served by club No. 2. And we have not forgotten the ne­ cessity for watch­ ing costs either. We r e n d e r complete Fh8meL One table choice gloves, hose, cor­ sets, etc* F. L. FAIRCHILD COMPANY Is given to every­ one who calls upon us; we know that such attention is es­ sential during the WALLDORFF SPECIAL SALE! Good values in winter hats, vel­ vets and felts j/7ll Merchandise Aubrey Swift and Orson McIntyre of Lacey spent Saturday afternoon with Ralph Swift at |he VanAuken home. Mr. and Mrs Harry Bussel of Battle Creek spent Sunday with Vem Shaner in our Establishment is marked in plain figures.. . with the price of. the COM­ PLETE Funeral Service. Mrs. Therma Eddy returned home from Pennock hospital Sunday. Ila Jarrard is helping out in the Eddy From 1526 to 1929 tlie number of co­ operative purchasing agencies of local granges in New Jersey declined more than SO per cent, but the total of pur­ chase* by surviving associations in-1 creased more than a third. Funeral Service 4 �Wednesday, Jan. 27, 1932 DRASTICALLY I LOWER PRICES THE HASTINGS BANNER Parent-Teacher Associations of Benefit to Home and School Alike I As stated In last week's Banner, we' conspicuous rather than I given rise to this splendid organization i tknown Purent-Teacher Axsoda£ H tu haithe MtX tL aT.Xn and f,ar that some program or ‘rc*jx>iulbil- TRIUMPHANT NEW won the support of our best educators J* <u®cu*’ ou,t’ ®ut 1i//r I.™. _<>i.. । the city these schools are affiliated -m pXSwSwilSun,. - anI "th ■“>« l»r» “>> l» "a^vHs Studebakers How drastically the prices of thc Triumphant New Stude­ bakers have been lowered, can­ not be appreciated from a mere comparison with last year’s. Add in lhe extra value I 32 startling betterments make Studebaker, unquestionably, the “buy” of thc year I prominent I are giving in this Issue Uie paper Yead There should be no hesitation on the I by Mra. Maude Smith, county school part of a iwrent to be a leader because I commlsnfoner, before the district P. T. of inability to write a paper or give u I A- meeting held In thU elty on Tues-1 talk. The meeting can be varied now I day of last week. We know our readers: and then by asking some one outside I .will be interested In what Mrs. Smith of the district to give a talk, a minisI । has to say. The paper Is as follows: J ter. doctor, lawyer, editor or even the I ' bj? I >n our • Bupt. Slaton of Atlanta. Georgia, ' full. * $elr » !rre and friendly discussion establishes n^w-v mhu in^hl I the relations that ought to exist bemore twrnshlD township, ,hp thc Stevens in John। tween the parent and the teacher. Tlie morp town township and Freeport mother and father are made to see. --— ------- and Nash| their vital opportunity in shaping the th?“ShS 32 Studebaker Bettermenu s-sm1 a stxt know. Much time is saved, friction be-1 tween the teacher and pupil I* averted ,z'‘‘ "P and unkind feeling and complaint".T against the teacher 1* made impossible, j *"* nc?.."?£!“!}. SS. Tn?S»Z™ rnuri ."mp.th.tle “"SJX’ISX A Successful Business Mun Said: "The experience of a longjifc compels me to say that it is out of the question for a poor man to become rich unless he sa-ces and banks money. Success is the real dividend a bank account pays the owner. Without such an account, a man gets nirwhere." • EnP?£ Is There An “OBSTACLE” Before Your “OPPORTUNITY?” 1932 Free Wheeling plus Syn­ chronised Shifting good to the child, whois both the drive the good vessel along, Safety Plate Glass at no extra foundation and the maker ot our It is not the work of a few— charge | The The pick pick of < civilization.'* lhe brave and the Armor-Plated Bodies Ella Flagg Young, formerly superin-1| strong— Automatic Starting tendent of school* at Chicago, says. It is He. It is I. it is You— Automatic Ride Control Observations of the spirit pervading Must drive the good^wl along. Full-Cushioned Power the meetings of Parents’ clubs la the' Will you work, will you save, will you cornerstone for that structure which ' strive? Metal Spring Covers will make the life of the child tn the Are you ready to take off your coat? Full Automatic Spark Adjustment • home ahd in the school a unityFnot a Arc you serving the state, arc you pull­ Air-Curve Co^chcraft life divided between two neutral, if Ing '.he weight— not hostile camps." Are you pulling your weight in the New Convertible Body Styles In our rural districts where there is New Inside Sun Visor often not a great variety ot social ac­ In the life of the Individual, even as No-Glare Sloping Windshield tivity is ...... still ... greater ••—> there ~ —. need ------ —of|n tn,. nfe Of the nation, the activities Heat Resisting Sponge Rubber some kind of organization where the I of totUy Bn. conducted in the light of Floor Muts teacher and parents may get together : thc|r influence on thc affairs of tomorto discuss freely tlielr common prob- row -mrough the schools Americans All Bodies Insulated Against Heat, iems. Buch an association lias an Influ-1 Mft themselves* towards their ideals, Cold and Noise ence over all the activities of the, A]1 duxen, should havc^r part in makClosed Bodies Wired for Radio school and especially in lhe field ol | jng the schools ' * ------Improved Brakes hygiene. Stable education In hygiene] -j^e prime bi makes lhe support of lhe parents al- developing the ___ ._____ ... New Airplane Type Instruments most a necessity. build the nation's future. on Dash I will mention Just a few of thel one's way of looking at things does Free Wheeling Dial achievements of some ot thrae Parent-! not depend upon the sire of the town Electric Gasoline Gauge Teacher organizations which have j he Hves ln but on u,,, ,11)e 0( hu mlnd. been accomplished in the abort time ...................... Reflex Tail Light . With education -• there •Is no --------"Main they have existed. ।Street." New Airplane Type Steel-Backed 1. Provided educational courses for Our educational system works in Engine Bearings mothers. many directions. It enlarges the earn­ Greater Cooling Capacity 2. Lifted home ideals and taught Ing value of the child to Ila parents Finer Body Hardware better methods of sanitation. and to the nation and it Is our business 3. Lightened the problems of school' as parents and teachers to get the full­ Concealed Hood Latches discipline. est knowledge and tlie best plans for Chromium-Plated Steel Spoke 4. Provided equipment for schools,■ । making every child healthier, safer. Wheels such as jmi per towels, sanitary drink-1 ] I wiser, better and happier and these Ing fountains, hot lunches, manual' plans must be constantly translated One-Piece Fenders training and household economics1 Into action. Fathers and mothers Steel Running Boards equipment. teachers, the churches and the officer:: Improved Rim Assembly 5. Improved school grounds through1 of government in the states and counDOWLING SCHOOL NOTES. planting of shrubbery, flowers, vines,• ties and towns all have one common Air Cleaner, Carburetor Silencer; Dowling Primary Room. etc. obligation—to advance these plans ofand Full Power Muffler Kelvey school thl* Friday night. Ladies I Mr. and Mra. Harve Marshall nnd 0. Created a sentiment for co-opcra- better life for the children. Spring is here! Thc children are re­ New Service Policy furnishing . lhe entertainment. 1 Mr. and Mra. Fred Hanes attended the porting tliat they have seen meadow are tlon and good will between teachers1 We still have good schools and teach­ Fred O. Btokoe s|X>ke to the Middleand parents, and so on. larks nnd robins already. One of the Bring sandwiches and either cake or funeral of Jeff Hyde at the WUcox ers are still doing all they can to help fruit salad. j church Friday. If democracy la to continue and have• boys and girls. Home life is still a great ex|>cricnces in Y work IB years ago boys discovered a grass frog In one of Mra. Fred Hanes spent the week end I Increasing meaning and value for the! influence and we have It In abundance. our mud puddles In the school yard. when Barry county was organized for ordinary citizen our schools must In­' Men and women arc still being chai- Y. M. C. A. Our fifth month of school ended Fri­ with her daughter. Mr. and Mrs. How­ sing spent the week end with hls per* ard Jones, and family at Battle Creek. culcate thc principles and promote the‘ lenged. Opportunity lives and posrtblllMrs. Kcnith McIntyre was guest day. We had an attendance of 99.470. practice of co-operation. In the rela­' Ues for achievement were never greatThere were - Twenty-two who were speaker to the Girl Reserves In Mid­ tions which necessarily exist between wtth relatives at Hastings. neither absent nor tardy. dleville last Monday night. parents and .teacher there Is repeated­ Hulda Hawks Saturday. Make Childhood Sweet Our first graders have completed ly opportunity for manifesting thc "It Is not In times of adversity that and Mra. Harley Graves and Mra. Ethel Will Smith attended the funeral of spirit nnd art ot co-operation. The Wait not Ull the little hands are at mankind makes its worst mistakes, but their primers and are nearly half way McKay and baby from near Hastings 1an aunt in Ohio last week. through them again. Coupe, for J*_________ in times of prosperity." Charles O. child la the common interest of both St. RegisB'ham, for 5*| Ere you fill them full of flowers: The third grade enjoy their "Home parent and teacher; the welfare of the child should be held up as the great Walt not for lhe crowning tuberose In 1029.109 out of every 1.000 folks in Folks" geography very much. They are To make sweet the last sad hours; objective. U. 8. had a savings account. France doing fine work in comprehension. In rural communities the relative But wltlle in the busy household band had 368 out of 1,000. and Switzerland The fifth grader's autobiographies Your darlings still need your guiding lack of opportunities for social and 595. "We can’t save money because the are completed in booklet form. Some hand; business contacts os compared with the neighbors are always doing something have their photo on the front corner. Oh till their lives with sweetness! city groups makes tor a type of in- ' we can't afford.” Much interest Is shown in our “teeth dlvlduallstlc thinking and acting which Wait not till the little hearts are still Prairieville Y group had a large at­ cleaning" campaign—four gold stars For the loving look of praise; U not conducive to community welfare. tendance last week Thursday night, Both parent and teacher need to be ac- But while you gently chide a fault, an Interesting Bible- study and some Our room goes to Banfield February 4 Tlie good deed kindly praise; luated by a public or community spirit St. Regis B*ham. for 5*t strenuous basket ball and real wrest­ In the P. M. to practice songs for the TIRE TUBE in which selfish interests are sub­ The word you speak beside the bier ling matches. Lloyd Lindsey has been music festival which will be held at Falls sweeter far on the living ear; merged for the good of all. leader of thc Prairieville Y group for Hastings In the spring. The school is an Institution of so- Oh All young Uvea with sweetness! e|ght consecutive years. We are anxiously awaiting the arrival clcty. supplementary to the home, for ,Give thanks each morn for the sturdy of our new library books. the training of children. Tlie home boys. Our second graders are using supple­ shows love secs God."—E. Stanley comes first, but due to the fact that Give thanks for the fairy girls; mentary readers once a day. They find Coupe, for $1350 parents have neither the time nor thc With a dower of wealth like this at Jones. them interesting. They are lessons on 1350 ability to educate their children in all Fourteen thousand four hundred safety. home. 1350 ways, the schqpUhis come Into exist­ Would you rifle the earth for pearls? fifty boys in Michigan Y. M. C. A.'s. The fourth grade have started on their 1350 ence. Thc parents hand the child over Wait not for Death to gem love's crown. Journey around thc world. They were Convertible Sedan, for 51 1465 to the teacher for a part of lhe time But dally shower life's blessings C. A. camps lost year. quite surprised to find lhe people of but he docs not surrender hls own pre­ down. Lloyd Lindsey attended the State Y Argentine enjoying the work and play rogatives as parent. The wise teacher And fill young hearts with sweetness. M. C. A. committee meeting at Lan­ of summer time.—Irene Dickerson, recognizes the rights of the parent and Remember the homes where the light sing on Friday. Tenfher. does not too strenuously Insist upon his has fled. Next Monday night Is the Father High School Room. own personal or teacher rights. and Son banquet at Nashville, with Thc tenth grade will present their Boys and girls are to be taught and And the love that glows in youthful Clarence Holmes of Lansing as speak­ play. "The Cousin From Coon Ridge." trained for social Efficiency which hearts, er. W. D. Wallace will toast the boys a three-act comedy, some time In Feb­ means tlie inculcation and development Oh. cherish It while you may! and Louis Webb. Hi-Y president, will ruary. Tlie characters will be as fol­ •’•13 PLATE of attitudes, deaires. interests and ap­ And make your home a garden ot give the toast to the Dads, and there lows: Theodore Hampton. Ward Wood­ preciations, the acquisition of abilities will be a quartette of local H. 8. boys. mansee; Eileen Burgess. Hazel Ed­ flowers. • S TUBE and skills as well ns the items of Where joy shall bloom through child­ Rev. W. D. Hayes will lead the com­ monds: Anita Thorne, Martha Rees; knowledge which are usually found in hood's hours. munity singing. Bessie Deane. Maxine Ormsbc; Mra. GUARANTEED textbook.*. And fill young hearts with sweetness. Woodland Hi-Y met with Lawson Winifred Watson. Leath* Whitworth; Let us REBORE Complata, Cash The much desired interest and the ONE YEAR Smith last Monday night. Spike Bloan. Earl Powell; Grover co-operation of parents with the school your motor. CARLTON CENTER. Green. Orville Babcock; Betty McCaris perhaps easier gained arid held NORTHEAST CASTLETON. rol, Helen DePriester: Gene Campbell. Mrs. Guy Wilson, nee Fanny Carpenthrough the formality of an organi­ SPECIAL Prices The Hosmer P. T. A. was well at­ Nelson Norris: Tramp, Bernard Ham­ zation. For this reason, a parents' as­ during: January sociation conducted on much the same home of Mr. and Mra. Lafe Usborne tended Friday night. A fine program mond. D. D. Putnam, director. Violet and February. line as the boys' and girls' clubs is a and other friends in the community was given. A pot luck supper was Herrington. Manager. and Exchange very useful agency. Not that the teach-' visiting during the past week. Mra. Wll- served at the close of the program. We have finished our semester tests ___ ___ ____ _____ and all of the tenth graders passed the Venus Pennock, who has been spend­ er Is supposed to go into a community - •--------------------------- *-*—* Nashville, has re; testa. Thc following received at least! PENN OIL an.95 • ... * Mr. and Mra. Herman Johnson of ing two weeks in 1" ' and set all lhe women "club crazy." 5 Gallon. .^, . Lt two A's: Orville Babcock. 2; Nelson Nor­ Meetings should be held about once a South Haven visited Mr. and Mra. turned to her home. Walter etelnke was In Hastings Sat­ ris. 3; Martha Rees. 2; Ward Wood-| month and topics of school and child Ralph Henney Bunday. HEAVY DUTY JRY’CELLS 3J.00 mansec. 2; Violet Herrington, 3: Hazel1 1 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henney spent urday evening on business. welfare should constitute Che program. FOR ALL CARS PAIR Mra. Bam Gutchess and children. Edmonds. 3; Helen DePriester, 2. Ninth; The schoolhouse Is the best place to Thursday with.Mr. and Mra. J. Kick of Von and Doris, spent from Saturday grade—Merrill Isham, 2; Carrol Isham. hold these meetings, because it is very near Freeport. TUBE PATCH JJ-c Mr.,and Mra. Frank Friend of near until Sunday evening In Battle Creek. 2; Emmet Herrington, 2. Seventh and desirable that parents should get into eighth grades — Gordon Reese. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Titmarsh and Clarksville spent Thursday with Mr. the habit of going to the school and Mr. Putnam will entertain the tenth daughter. Marilyn Joyce, of Vermont­ become familiar with the house and and Mrs. John Usborne. Mr. and Mra. Fred Henney and Rob­ ville and Mra. Leia Roe and children. grade al a "Rehearsal Party” at hia grounds and the physical needs of the brood school. Sometimes maybe it would be ert attended a birthday dinner Sunday Jean. Junior and BiUy of Nashville, home in Hastings Friday night, FebruSee tliat the houses tor the brood better to hold them in the afternoon given in hofior of Robert's birthday spent Bunday with their parents, Mr. and Mra. Wm. Tltmarah. . sows arc well bedded with clean ma­ Oelestla and Forrest Hynes, of south school February 5. The teacher must necessarily be the Fisher of Hastings. Miss Kathleen terial this winter. The U. B. Deport­ ment of Agriculture recommends guiding spirit In every Parent-Teacher Nichol* was also a guest. to our library In the near future. &un HefTlebower and family recently. organisation but she must remember wheat or rye straw, prairie hay, or The ninth grade Js' studying the MT. and Mra. Keith Jarrard and boys shredded com fodder. Oat straw is not tlie success of It depends largely upon Mr. and Mrs. Guy -Nash for dinner “Merchant of Vcnl^." The tenth grade so good as it retains too much mois­ the active part each member takes. Thursday, February 4. All are cordially spent Sunday with' Nate Welcber’s of The teacher should make herself in- invited. ture. In every life conies “opportunity” ... the chance to do better, bigger things... thc chance to reap a larg­ er measure of reward. Often between the old position and this new “opportunity” stands thc “NEED of MONEY." Those who take the advice of the above mentioned business man, will be in position to surmount the obstacles and grasp “opportunity.” This bank has assisted many in ac­ cumulating a substantial sum, so that WHEN the “CHANCE” did COME to them, they wcre in 'posi­ tion to BETTER themselves! Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank In Barry County Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2217 ’ Y. M. C. A. ITEMS 4 GREAT . "BUYS” New LOW Prices on Tires & Tubes/ 95c 85c 95c 29 x 4.40 30 x 31/2 30 x 4.50 28 x 4.75 RADIO MIDGET MACHINE SHOP Battery *4^ Goodyear Bro*. Hardware Company B Batteries Hcatar* $1“' sows. jffuto Jport Mo Phone 2177 ^DritM-In Strma1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27. ISO PAGE TEN .... . COURT HOUSE NEWS PROBATE COURT. Est Mary Walker. Petition for 11­ ' cense to sell real estate filed, order for *1 * * o * * publication entered. E*t. Roxana Dawson, dcc'd. Second' annual account tiled. ! Eat. Henry J. Chapman Petition fnr ' license to sell real estate died, order for publication entered. Est. Alla Veenstra. dec'd.'I*etltion for Admr. filed, order far publication1 entered. E*t. Artemicia Babcock, deed. First annual account filed. Est. George Jones. Petition to dis­ charge mortgage entered. Est. Eugenia 8. Perkins, deed, Pe­ . tition for license tp sell real estate filed, waiver of notice filed, testimony of freeholders filed, licence to *elL Issued, oath before sale filed, report of sale filed. , Est. Sarah E..Good. dec'd. WU1 and ixtltion for prebate filed. i Est. Fred Cunningham, deed. First . annual account filed. . ’ Est. Maurice J. Crass, deed. Pinal account ^led. discharge of Admx. is­ sued. ' Ext. Harle Brown, et al. Annual) । account of guardian filed. Rd. Ray E. Harthorn. Annual ac-1 count of guardinn filed. Est. Horace Bllvln. dec'd. Annual ac­ count of Admr. filed. | Est. Nelson T. Parker, deed. Annual! account of trustee* filed, order for j I publication entered. i Est. Martha J. Kennedy, dcc'd. In-' I veritory filed. ' Est. Roy w. Griswold, deed. Inven­ tory filed. | Ext. David 8. Goodyear Ilf. First an­ nual account of guardian filed. , Esta Quincy Tolles. Annual account) cf guardian filed Est. Nellie E. Parrott, deed. Bond (filed and letters issued, order limiting . settlement 'entered, petition for hearma claims filed, notice to creditors la।sued. . 1 Est. Howard W. leliara. deed. Order ' allowing claims entered. I Est. Wilson E. Whitright.' dee d. Pe­ tition for license to sell filed, order for I publication entered. Est. Amos Freeland, deed. Order rappointing Admr. entered, bond filed) | nnd letters issued, inventory filed. ones were real-sick with it. | EM. Emma Jane Klelnhans. deed. Mrs. Janet Pettengill and Mra. Elsie Petition for guardian filed, order ap-| Sothard tinted Mra. Alite Kelley and pointing guardian entered, bond filed' ' Mrs. Rose Bunnell of Cedar Creek. : and letterrtaued. । Est. Ermund and-LfUlan Strong. Pint Monday. j annual nccounnlf<uardlan filed. Our !• T. A. Thursday evening was Est. Scid Tinkler. ' dee d. Fiual ncwell attended. Barry Wellman gave us 1 count filed, orde^ assigning residue en­ a fine entertainment and Mr. Howard tered. waiver of nbtlcc filed, discharge] a splendid talk. Our ladle.; elected for cf Admr Issued, estate enrolled. the next meting in February are. , Ed. Laura C Watkins. Petition tot Mra. Pearl Matthews. Mra Ada New­ cash U S. bond filed, order to cash U.l ton for .‘upper. Mra Pat Lewis. Mrs. 8. bond entered. Elsie Sothard program committee. Est. LaWrencc G. and Grace L Ry­ Mr. and Mrs. Orval Fountain are at an. First annual accountWof guardian uthe home of Mr. and Mrs, Carl ByTans filed. 'of South Hastings caring for Mrs. Est Susan V. Pouts, dee d. Final ac-i . Bryans and the new baby girl who just count filed, dLsciiarge of Admr. Issued. I ' ' ~ ~ — arrived. estate enrolled |u————dfi———— F.«t. Caleb Rhbridger. deed. Order । __________________ ■______________ ,, ■ .‘‘HSS’SLl Order .IJ hOlTBWVST Rt'TLAS'D. I BARBARA COOW UMnA aamunt cnUrM, | UM Wttlr. L«Ur. I Ud.ndA Lrtur. LIKE IDLE MEN... IDLE DOLLARS Earn Nothing! Active dollars, like industrious men, earn constantly and STRENGTHEN the FINANCIAL STRUCTURE of the COMMUNITY. . costs less! Statistic*. after several yean of experiment, ariaally >how that heat pro­ dared by coal costa le*» than any other mean*. Thl* b due In a large measure to the lower price* now prevailing. Today we offer you coal of thc highest quality at price* lower than they’ve been in the last ten yean. Smith Bros. Velte & Co. It was estimated a few weeks ago that throughout the country nearly a billion dollars,in cash was being "hoard­ ed”—This money is now coming back into tho banks where it can be used safely, legitimately and constructive­ ly to hasten the return of prosperity. Kentucky Coal ‘ . This bank is doing its best to aid in the sound ad­ vancement of commerce and industry and the increase in employment. The progress of your own community and your per­ sonal welfare can best be served by you, if you will put every dollar you possibly can where it will be actively and safely working for you. This Dependable Bank -Offers You Its Best Services Telephone 2237 Hasting*. Mich. •STATE ROAD. Lut Week s Utter. Mr. and Mrs. James Sot hard enter­ tained Sunday. Mrs. Janet PeitengUI. Mr*. Mac Sothard. William Heber of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. George Haynes and June ot Shultz. Robert Newton has been quite sick, wc are lipping he will be out won. Mrs. Mary O'Connor has returned from her visit in Martin. Mr. and Mrs James Botlmrd attend­ ed family night at I. o O F. Friday evening end report a splendid lime. Mrs. Lena Bceker and eon Hamer are able to be out again having been quite tick with chickm pox. Most cl lhe chil­ dren had it. and some of our older Hastings City Bank “The Bank That Does Things for You" Telephone 2103 Capital $75,000 meeting will be held at| tartained at Mr. and Mr*. Truman Alton uhool md.y mm. durian Munion'x at Woodland Bunday. Mra. Maud Smith ot Grand Rapid* Eot John W Craven. First annual) mm” Jim Wilcox was seriously 111 Mr. and Mra. Henry Smith, with Mr. 20. The usual pot luck supper will be| account ot guardian filed J^ursday afternoon by being poisoned' and Mrs. Clarence Dinchart of Orleans held and a fine program Is being pre-] was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E*t. Charles Laurent. Order allowingircm eating hamburg. She Is better nt i calIwl on the (ornver's son. Mr. and 'pared. J. Matthews Sunday at the Matthewi 1 account entered . this writing. Mrs. Jay Smith, Sunday afternoon. I Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver were en- home. &t. Bert Dudley. Anm^I^accounl Mary HaVfIU u M better Bt . 1 Cut Your Fuel Bills Our Great Family of Satisfied Users Know- More Heat For Your Money —and It's So Clean, Too USE CONSUMERS Phone 2305 Consumers Power Company E»t. Arthur A. Main-Annual account!th^ *ri*ln8‘ , , „ . ■ . Mrs. Sarah Erway of Glass Creek j E»t. Katp Cook. dee d. Annual I c*me Saturday for a few days' vUlt account .af Admr. filed. ■ »*th her stater. Mra. Wm. Havens. John F Kocher, dee d. Will and Mr* Jim Wilcox and chilOKtiUon for probate filed, order for dr'‘n Sunday guest* of Mr. and j Mrs *Albert publication entered. “— Na*h of Hastings. Mrs. John Miller and daughter Ora ■.nrt Mrs kt-.- R tlnv UliUr of nf ClralA l^kn EAST ORANGEVILLE j and °y Miller Grass Lake AND WEST HOrE.|cfttne Thursday noon to see the lorLa*t Week's Letter । mcr*- mother. Mrs. Mary Havens. They Mr. and Mrs Byron Titus enter- »I»nt Thursday night with her sister. valned Sundoy Mr Burroughs of Bat- Mr* Fred (XI* of Gias* Creek and rtJ He Creek. Mr and Mrs. Vet Erskin and lu2?K,.’P?e„Frttll>' w ,, daughier of c«mp Custer. Mr. and McCallum Community club held Mra. Jake Hufiman. Mr. and Mrs. WaiJanuary meeting PrRtay evening lie RumcII ol Barney Mill* and Mrs ftUh » UrKe cro*d Pr«en‘. An enjoyI Dinner of Delton. ' program followed by an oyster Mrs Hattie Anders and *on Ray- supper made it a pleasant moeung. The !mond were in Kalamzaoo Monday. next meeting will be held February 1R Mr. and Mra. W. B Hayward visited Mrs- Hottie Ander* and will be ] Sunday their son. Mr and Mrs. Elwyn d^Uon of officers. Sandwiches and Hayward of Delton. OI’P otll«r dlsh for refreshment*. Mrs Jennie Chase of Kalamazoo I Mrs Una ^utaURh U confined to visited Mr and Mrs Jo*. Collin* Sun- her home at this writing with a severe 1 dMy. , sore throat. Her many friends hope for j Mr. and Mra Jas. Collins entertained a wwen’„ . Bunday Mr. and Mrs. FouLi Casey and Th' following called Sunday to rec children in honor of three of their Mra. Mary Havens; John Haven. Louis ' birthdays ; Haven. Mis* Virginia Haven- of Glass Mr. and Mra W R. Jobncock and Crwk Mr •«»? Mr>, ^>u,le “nd I "on* entertained Sunday Rhicrson Lou- daughter Marian of Kalamazoo. Mrs. iden. Maurice. Thelma and Wilma Ford1 Dlck ,l°»c of Hastings and Mrs. Emof Hickory Corners. >mn Otis and young lady friend of I Mr. and Mra. Byron Titus visited Wayland. 'Sunday utth Mr. and Mrs. Orlic Fisher' '1}’e GIaM extens.on J£°UP of Dowling , ■ held a very pleasant meeting Friday On thc 14th ol January Chan Dip-: ™‘h Mr*. Letter Reynold* a* hostess ner wa* on Jone* lake and the frogs; ‘he members and five visitors were , «er<- hollering. Can anyone beat thatiP««n‘ Curtain* and pictures were the tor 193J? subject*. The February meeting will be Mr and Mrs. Russell Johncock and: held with Mra. Clyde Warren. tons visited Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Rus-) j sell Boulter o! Plainwell. 1 MORGAN. ------------ _________ ■ Last Week's Letter. CRESSEY. I Clayton Webb anef Mr. and Mrs. Last Week's Letter . VanSicklc attended a surprise Mr .nd Mr. tMte.-l Eruun .nd ■' “» »«”'■» W»lw L.wU, ol Mr .nd HI, Lnlle Eiul.n .nd «rn report on B-lurd., ev.iUM An on■wnc Uw nek <rnd «lll> rel.u.n at »>*“'' *“» *“ l“a »nl> °la Cleveland music and refreshments. Mr* Ue Rcrtnld. .pent wnral Alurjpoodlna . IWW t~t ol U» dan U*l —t .Uh her ,UMr. Mr, T. o Crandall and t.oul, In Kalanuroo nln«* rrlurrwd to ipend a In dan at Mrs. Ida Krnton ot RlcliUnd .pent1 **r hoTO ln . lhe uwlernd with Mr. Till conyrr. 1 we lorr>' Mr Mr and Mr, Millard Hrxuer interN'“ h*" ,r^a Ulned on Srnday. Ur. and Un. Bill U«lr property In Uorean. end anil won Birwu and Wnley Cullen ot Kalama-1 be movlna wulh oi Chartatu zoo and Mr and Un. Wm. Culp Iron, I Mr a™! Ojf yd I near Richland ier uawla dalle ol Battle Cnek. Re, , 1 There .ere (orty.H«e pnaam al lhe »■«! <>“*• S«J c c. c. on SalunUy. Alter a bouuleou. >k- ‘"a •J”..1™" “'*a "* “» ate mnnrr. Ur Knule Honed moatna pic Portest K—— and —- Mra. Sophia Mead — turc* from the Kellogg Health Foun- jSunday dinner at the home of Elgin । datioa. Others from away who appeared 1Mead. on the program were Mr. Ding* of Del- . , '.on and Ray White and daughter from Kalamazoo. Tlie next meeting will be COMMON TABLE SALT । February 20. OFTEN HELPS STOMACH - Mrs. 1. Barter and Mrs. June Honey- j i ictte called on Jtjn H. Kirkland near) I Richland one day lut week i Irene Baiber from Battle Creek spent thc week end with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Barber. ] 27... Ml then ano LES with the Crankcase Dry to prove the Penetration of Germ Processed Oil and Value of the “Hidden Quart" "Hooey!” jeered one of the bystanders from Muskogee. Chevrolet mechanics tore down the motor and pronounced it undamaged. The doubters became believers! The oil’that protects a motor under such conditions will give you better, in a Muskogee, Oklahoma, filling sta­ tion when F. J. Morgan told how the "Hidden Quart” of Conoco Germ Processed Oil had protected many cart from harm when run with the crank­ case empty. To prove his point, Mr. Morgan had safer lubrication in every-day driving! Conoco Germ Processed Oil is the only oil that actually penetrates and com­ bines with metal surfaces. That’s why a "Hidden Quart” stays up in your nrntor and tititr drains away. It cuts 4own costly starting wear, saves gas, the Germ Processed Oil drained from his crankcase and, accompanied by the doubter, started for Checotah, 27 mile? fewer repair bill*. Change to Conoco Germ Processed Oil for safer, surer lubrication. ■ Checotah, but Mr. Morgan drove on to Eufaula, 14 CONOCO GERM PROCESSED MOtOR OIL �THE HASTINGS BAKNER. WEDNESDAY, JAMTART n. IMS MONEY-RAISING SALE! Pre-War Prices 4 » The unbelievable prices quoted in this advertise­ ment are back to pre­ war value and in many instances below. These are bargain days for thrifty people to get the most out of every dollar they spend. Conditions beyond our control and unseasonable weather force us to Liquidate a large part of our fine, new stock ... REGARDLESS of COSTS or PROFITS! WE MUST RAISE MONEY! Sale Starts Friday, Jan. 29 Sg95 Overcoats *15- Neckwear 2 for S1.50 ’Never Before atJSuch Brices. * 77ie Pair! Sizes 7%, 8, 8% only. X Men’s Rain Coats $«»69 Size 36-38 Only Grey and tan Jersey Cloth. Prepare for Spring NOW! PORTIS HATS Little Boys’ Overcoats 39* s Women’s and Misses’ Imported Scotch Wool Gloves! Reg. 50c, 75c, $1.00 Numbers ALL CARTER’S Blend Suits, 25% Discount! Short and Long Wrist These Coats Original­ ly sold for $6.50. Thia is LESS Than HALF PRICE. . SILK None reserved—entire stock at unheard of prices. Regular SLM-SL7S Regular JI.55-KJO These Scarfs Sold a Year Ago at $2.00 to $4.50. Men’s Leatherette Coats YOUNG MEN’S NAVY BLUE and maroon sport mackinaws, red trim SINGLE AND SMALL LOTS 2 SOO MACKINAWS, $£.00 Size 50________________________ w Youth’s 2-Pant Suits Boys’ KNICKERS Plain Blue Cheviots ONE BIG LOT *14® 98* 1 LAST YEAR’S OVERCOAT, $7-85 Size 37_________________________ I Size 34 - 35 Only. 2 MEDIUM DARK TOPCOATS, $£.00 Size 35-42 ______________________ Brand New Styles ! Genuine Lee OveraUs and Jackets Sjl? BARTEL PERFECTION Overalls and Jackets, Many HIGHER PRICED ONES In the Lot. 98c .95 1 HORSEHIDE SHEEP LINED COAT, Size 42 *9“ 3 BOYS’ OVERCOATS, Sizes 4, 8, 9________ _______ $3« Brown Outside Nap Gloves < < c NONE SOLD TO DEALERS. Limit, 2 pairs to a Customer. Pair 1 BOY’S RAINCOAT, $J29 Size 12___________ 2 ALL WOOL BLAZERS,_____ .$4.00 Size 14_____________________ 1 SUEDE LEATHER BLAZER, SE-95 zipper front, size 46_____________w Hickory Stripe and Pin Stripe 2 Buckskein Zipper Blazers, $0.79 15% and 16%__________________ O S j39 First conje—first served—No telephone turns on these small lots. Bargains galore not listed on account of lack of space. Men’s Coveralls and $1.59 a pair BOYS’ COVERALLS, :r.2.to.!2 69c Fine Quality /Catalina Slip Overs Dress Shirts 1 BIG LOT The finest J5.00 slipover. Our entire stock, your choice st $^75 All Other Slipovers Reduced! 69° Collar attached and neck - band stylos. Values to $2.50. Sixes 18-18%-19 included. .................................... THOS. E. WATERS & SON “The Better Store for Men” Regular 9&C-SLU SHEEP PELT LINED, wombo collar. 4^ pockets, full belt Beautiful new patterns . . . wide legs . . . wide waist band . . . | top pockets. Fabrics we have been sell­ ing to $3.75, all in one big lot... . 2 Moleskin Wool Collar Coats, heavy lining, full belt, 36-38_ Young Men’s Shirts, Shorts .... Young Men’s Trousers .ire. 10 to 12 Lined Dress Gloves The Finest Work Shirt Made. Plain Blue Only. Scarfs and Reefers We Guarantee This Price to Be Much Less Than Retail Prices Next Fall.1' A GREAT SALE of CO^U^^°ATS' Values to $3.50 $^65 $5.25 . '89c ALL OTHER UNDERWEAR REDUCED IN PRICE! RICE I 8-f95 Blanket Robes All Wool Plaid, DRESS PANTS Exceptional Value. MACK-SI-MUM Work Shirts . 64® . MEN’S HEAVY 100% VIRGIN WOOL UNION SUITS $4*95 BOYS’ LEATHERETTE, GENUINE DUPONT fabric. Sheep pelt lined, worn bo collar, 4 pock­ ets, full belt. ‘ An extra quality coat Sizes 8 to sys . SOO JACKETS SOO CAPS . . SOO SHIRTS Dark Neat Patterns. FOR THE BOYS! AU Wool Robes 73' A SUPER VALUE! WINTER COATS P^NJ^E m.ac£M INAWS, .ire. 8 to 12 £ SOO PANTS Plain Grey and Plaids A Real Value! Sizes 36, 37, 38, 39 Only. Any Tie In Our Store Includ­ ing Cheney’s at SOO GOODS Men’s Union Suits BLUE BOUCLE BOVS’ LEATHER COATS al Less Than Wholesale Cott 79® Winter Weight Beautiful Leather Coats * You will find this sale to be a real event not only because of the extreme­ ly low prices, but be­ cause the merchandise offered is new and up-_ to-date. —and ENDS Saturday, February 6th Men’s Front Quarter HORSEHIDE ♦ Please Notice CLOSED AU Day THURSDA Y to Rearrange the Stock HASTINGS, �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. J AND ART 17. IM1 PRAIRIEVILLE. NEED SPARE PARTS FOR FARMERS’ WEEK visited Fred Smith and family Hen't your chance to Save Money! 16ft% 24% DAIRY FEED DAIRY FEED $150 Ordinary Physical Equipment Will Fail In the Effort to At­ tend All Eventa Feb. 1-5 dla rubber stomach will be the equip­ ment needed by Michigan State Col­ lege guests who expect to attend all meetings, see all the shows and ex­ hibit*. and attend all the luncheons and banquets during Farmers' Week. Feb. Sunday. COUNTY LINK. over bury called on their uncle, Phillip Gwlinger Sunday. Investing Safely Sunday. There are still plenty of empty gel leal church was tn Detroit Friday next Sunday Don't forget lhe lecture Friday night. January 19. at thc M. E chureh. The topic. The iJtnd Where Jesus Lived" U an hour and a half in duration, is illustrated by slides taken and finished py Rev. John Rverlngton. Word has reached us of the passing children. Sunday in Grand Rapids and Sparta Richard McLeod of Woodland was calling on friends along the line Tues­ day. Mrs John Smith al Woodland called on her uncle. Phillip Oerllhger, Mon­ (formerly of this riclnfly) who paused j The annual meeting at Ea-st Lan.lng away Sunday afternoon He has been HOLMES CHURCH. In rww KmIIK a-w-nfKa ' i„,w hu wile, two nw Ahron end■ children or North Carlton end Robert twne fwad m MMMM l.rrwl rraup- ot tormen which Per Cwt. Per Cwt THESE FEEDS ARE HIGH QUALITY FEEDS O„. muu « "" "-W’wuwrf .w., S.,ndW .n.raoon. Hr with, mwd UutLW p-mon.lr.tta> nl) 4, BurilU hall door, were clswd when more <h»n .n tly p,„rl,,1U, pejjilf h»d wiueemd Imide uid Mr „,d „„ Morrett Wood were tn thoumnd. bore were input to wjdp , btnhdaj twrtr been thenywlre. Imo lhe bulldUn. -nu. Mr. .nd Mra OeorM' Wood ol Milo, rep-. Ieah.ro perwram Ku been >pht miowlll. jentletnen'. between Iwo nlihu to avoid duappolni-1 Jolm j FLOUR FEED -> COAL CEMENT ln® tbilere yURon.> rtower. N H Barber. Orwin Oerrett J* "IT. »"R Mrrr»» w<«0 Mr. Qerrett wm BRICK -t- TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS One ot them will brtn, to the eolle.-e ,o w„„ nne type. M Urealoek .» the other ,aK) ,mo.. will .tlreet U. ma, be.t Utrtora „d hope to meet Main non The train Mid potato .how, will be. jem with none mmlng. heM “ Monde, <tcdar> U Mra. Vender. Neerly MO ,pe.ker. ere Mheduled | et.iny.ta,,,], birthday uunWr uiin wuh this urn esteemed eateenwd lady ... - ;lor the Konerp and Mbttoml pTMirnm lfIU;y we «M>lr Row-. mBny m°TV . luppy on* ..Numprou’ 1 Our teacher has recovered from her I uihlrli rtr*. “7 lifted rtilrinv l^'held^^^n^e GUERNSEY LAKE NEWS. Our teacher has recovered iron net. ,tlonai programs ,)n<rw,i ~are£eld~eaily ’thc the ~.. are held p^imt early Tn in ... ■a Jack and Jerry Johncock spent the ... day and M^adjoi^iedro every ­ carcis.iu> also some callers made th. the hday pleasant one for her. week' end with their on Monday morning • aunt, — —• Miss Glenna -—", „ . one one to to attend attend the the ccnrral general meetings. meetings. Messrs, and Mesdames D. N. HoyenOsgood We had n° church services Sunday weil, Harold Jones. Milo Lehman and Ray Barnes, who has been 11L is as Bro. King had an accident with hls DOWLING. W. F Smith were In Hastings Friday much better. Thc play 'School Daze" put on by night, the ladles attending the movies the Quimby P. T. A will be held in thc and the gentlemen thc Masonic lodge. church basement here Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. John Cappon enter­ January 29. the proceeds to be used by tained a party aFcards Saturday night the Ladies’ Aid Society of this place. A very pleasant evening was reported The afternoon L. A. 8. party will Mr. Benson saw a woodchuck last meet with Mary Herrington on Thur..-week ___________ and also t____________________ heard a robin. Others day afternoon. February 4 Ladi-’s rejort se- ing one. please bring needle, thimble and dark Tlie Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will thread. give an oyster supper, followed by enMr-and Mrs. Rutherford Bryant and tertainment al cards, next Saturday family of Urbandale, Mr. and Mr# night. January^! They will commence Wayne Offley and family of Woodkind rcrvlng at 6 30 and continue until all were Sunday guests ot Mr. and Mrs | are served. They desire a big atY-ndLloyd Gaskill. ance. come and spend an enjoyable The scarlet fever scare seems to be evening with us. about over as there has been only on-; Mrs. John Brandsteller and Mrs. “Take Freshness tor example—IG.A. Coffees are case hi Dowling and the quarantine Nina Boyles, of Milo, called on Mrs. FRESH because 23 LOA Roasting Plants close by every about to W- removed, consequently it, Fannie Jackson Friday. Madames FanLOA Store tn the 40 states we serve—keep a steady has not proved tP'S'us serious, so far.' nie Jacbon. Maggig Lehman. Maude drcam of Toarter-fref h" coflee on its way from store as lias been reperefd. Smith and Ethel Honeywell attended io customers pantnes. Herb Stantonfof Ross township and ■ thc Aid nt Milo Wednesday. ••Specify IGA Brand CofTees— then you know it's son Lroh. aho C^renq- Stanton ot De-1 Mr. and Mrs. Al Rogers were Sunday fresh. Tnc flavor you like is blended into one of the iron wcre Saturday visitors at the Cal, guests cf Hie former's mother. Mrs. Stanton home. | Rogers nt Augusta pocketbook loo! Mr and Mn Mark Norris of Prairie-1 Mr. mid Mrs. Floyd Wales and son ■ Because the IGA Brand is one of lhe most widely ville. Mr. and Mrs. Jami’s Collins ot Frank visited Mr. and Mrs. FUhcr ol sold and extensively advertised brands—locally and na­ Delton. Mrs. Elizabeth Geulcr of CcnOtsego last Sunday. tionally—every I. O. A Brand item is always fresh and tralia. Washington, and Myron Parker Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johncock and lull of flavor and offers you more foe your money. Spe­ of Kalamazoo, were guests Sunday of I children. Mrs. Norris and Lucy spent cify I GA Brand—fcr real food satisfaction and real Mr. and Mrs. Orlic Fisher. » Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E A. Four I.G.A. Grocer Walter Gardner and family of Belle-1 Parker and family of Hastings. Mrs. vue and Orville Gardner and family ol | Parker gave a birthday dinner for Lucy .NashviUe . ..................... • — - and• 1UMj Margaret, which was enjoyed very visited — Blanche Powell family Sunday. much. Madeline Sunton of Battle Creek Mrs. Norris and Lucy had for caller.. Sunday evening Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Bert Stanton. Mrs. Irene Klbllnger and Polley..Mrs. Sarah and Myrtle Smith, Janet and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron of Battle Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Grand Schwucho ot Battle Creek were Sunday DePriester. Mr. and Mre. Art Baker and Patricia of Kalamazoo. callers. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ickes and Harry. Mr. __ _________ and Mrs.___ M._ J.________________ Noma. Mr. and Ickes cf the Striker district visited Mre %trs.’ James Collins spent Sunday with Mary Herrington Wednesday tn honor Mr. and Mrs. Orley Fisher of Dowling Lb. of her birthday. DURFEE ITEMS. Miss Lizzie Smith has returned from I.GJL vacuum packed Charlotte where she spent the past ten Last Week's Letter. Sunday guests of Thomas Hoffman days at the home of her sister. Mrs. Hale Clemens, and family. were Misses Jennie and Bethel Honey­ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald liurghdoff of sett of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mn. Guy Irving spent the week end at their Honeysett and Anna Honeysett and Lb. home here. Gordon Wolf of Plainwell. Helen Hoff­ man of Battle Creek remained for a longer visit, and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer STUART LAKE. Lusk of Marshall. . MUs Elizabeth and Edna McClurkln It is with sorrow we write tlie passing, of Mrs. Goldie VirtiZandt. which oc-‘ ’were absent from school with the mumps this week. curved. January 9. at thc Pine Crest 1 Mrs. Chas. Hammond returned home Sanltortum. Oshtcmo Mrs VanZandt was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. 1Saturday from a visit with son George Ward. She was born and lived most ol 1and family at Hastings. Tall Cans There will be revival meetings at the her young life in and around this vlcinity. About seven years ago Mr. and ‘East Baltimore U. B. church soon. Mrs. VanZandt moved to Plainwell Watch for dale. The L. A. S. nt Ralph Striker's Wed­ where they have since lived. She leaves a husband, one son. George. Jr., moth- 1nesday was well attended. Proceeds er. two sisters. Mildred and Marjorie. 1 The Home Management project class one brother Harold, besides many rela­ tives and friends to 'mourn the loss of 1meets with Anna Moore Thursday. All a dear friend and relative. She was 1members requested to bring their A Blend !A Lb. very patient in her long illness ana 1chairs. Mrs. Fred M«*ro. Mrs. Thomas Wilk­ met each disappointment with her«fin» courage and spirit. Her funeral was 1inson and twin daughters of Assyria held at the Johnson Funeral Home. •attended the Ladies’ Aid at Mr. and Plainwell. Monday, January 11 at 2:00. •Mrs. Ralph Striker's Wednesday. conducted by Rev. Sutcliffe and was PLEASANT HILL. laid to rest In the Hillside Cemetery , 8 DELICIOUS FLAVORS Last Week's Letter. u-. i by her Intant son who went to the Heavenly Home about four months . Mr. and Mrs. Chester Shimmcl of Grand Rapids wcre Sunday guests of I The saw mill on tlie Da McCallum Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett. Mrs. R. J. Williams and Mrs. Leatha IGA : place expects to finish sawing this No. 2H Can Palmer spent Thursday with Mrs. Em­ Can IOC ma Palmer near Irving. Born to Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Colvin TAMARAC CORNERS. IGR Thursday January 14, a 6 1-2 pound 1 Last Week's Letter. . boy Lloyd James. Thc revival meetings arc still in proPITTED FL> IOC I greas continuing throughout this week, No. 1 Cum nesday. i We are thankful for the Interest alio Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson and Ar­ IGR lor lhe good attendance. Mr and Mrs. T. T. Wilt of Sunfield thur called at Pearl Johnson's at FREE RUNNING Nashville Wednesday. HERSHEY'S । spent Sunday P. M at Geo. Scars Mr. and Mrs. Steve Carter called Carton ^C Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sehaibly and Half U>. son George spent Wednesday P. M. at Wednesday to see W J. Robertson who Ls recovering from his recent sickness. ! Mync Curtis’. | Mrs. George Sears called on Mrsth«- ncighbors.again. dames Jennie Purdun. Velma Jarstfer Mr and Mrs Bert Palmer enter­ id Large Pkg: ‘ and Hilda Sun® in Woodland Wed­ tained Sunday Mr and Mrs. Cvrus nesday P M. Shroyer. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Shroyer Mamed Saturday. January 16. at, and sons and Mr. and Mn. Hale Car­ the home of thc groom's parents'home in Grand Rapids. Miss Letha Smith ot penter and family. The play at the Grange-ball was well this place and Rusaell Clennethan attended about 200 being present Congratulations. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY Standard Savings & Loan Association daughter of South Hastings spent Thursday at John McLeod's. Mr. and Mrs Hany Decker and Julia Durkee of Grand Rapids were week-era! guests at Walter Durkee’s. J. L. MAUS &. SON Hasting*, Michigan Hastings spent Sunday at Hubert Bar­ num's. PHONE 2118 HASTINGS Save Money and Enjoy Easier Wish Daye Qtter “2'2175 DOWN Any way you look at it •AND IGA COFFEES SATISFY! ‘I’ Blend ‘A’Blend IOC ‘G’ Blend DELUXE Ll Z5« 39c 10 Cake Flour K'ZJ’ JQ MUk IGR 3 Sugar domino <x PEACHES 19c "fr DATES Big Value Features A LIBERAL ALLOWANCE of This Washer Blue Porcelain Enamel Tub. FOR YOUR OLD Balloon-type Wringer Rolfe. LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT 6-Pocition Reversible Wringer. . On Thh Beautiful New Model No tv-tang ling Agitator* UNIVERSAL^ Compact. Quiet Operation. ELECTRIC WASHER Beautiful Design. Powerful Motor $79.50 G,kPru' 1ZC R<S«I« Price 189.50 ASK FOR A FREE TRIAL JELLY Dessert POWDER IB 23c 2 ■AND CartL8bn 9= Teas IGR MARGARINE I ^MONTHS | J to PAY 3 20c BEETS SALMON Sec right in your own home why hundreds of housewives aro so pleased with thc rOl ELECTRICITY nationally known UNIVERSAL Washer. will do a 2 bom wuh. See for yourself why its many features make washday easier, cleaner, faster, cheaper. Try it Just ask us to send it to your home on Free Trial 10c SALT COCOA 12c ft ROLLED OATS CANDY BARS ft 19c 3 I.. 10c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Full assortment properly priced Tune In.' On Columbia BC System . Mondays and Thursdays from 9-45 to ilhOO A. M., E- S. T. Independent s'Alliance PRATT DISTRICT. Several In the neighborhood have been laid up the past week with influ­ enza. Mr. and Mrs Olen Satttriee ot Ver­ montville visited at the home of Wm. Cronk Thursday. Tlie young people's Sunday school class of Quimby was entertained at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Huffman. A very enjoyable evening was spent. Mn- Edgar Mead Is entertaining tpnipaii) from Scottville tins week. week end guest st the Mead home ^yXlOMS P«’w. 60F-H.10 GtHUML HOHtT 6 FAR COM POUND Try a Banner Want Adv CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY PHONE 2305 HH Ask to sec other models, at low prices and easy terms. . We have washers to fit every size family and every need. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY fl, IMi QUESTS AT USEMIPMIQAW RIFLES zuSED ■“ <- Q\ 'A Oi U)l Zlounces i°1 rKC 75 Baking a? az looking for record* tn removing thc fleece from more or Igu willing sheep In the shearing contest. College co-eds with mtjfc buckets in their iiands will not be locking for trouble but will tx practicing ways to keep thc bucket । right side up while a nervous cow h standing on the milker's feet during ; the milking contest. High and tow notes that resound 1 from tlie gymnasium annex Friday afternoon of that week will not be echoes from a meeting ot the tax pay­ ] era' league but will be Uie vocal efforts of competitors in the Orange singing contest. Likewise, facial coalings of । ALLSPICE. grease paint and sets of false wiiMker* 8LAVGHTEKING STOCK. Allspice is the dried unripe fruit of «« not prepystory measures for raidChoose a day for slaughtering farm> pimtento tree. It U called alhntee ,n» b*nlu bct ,rt onl’r disguises for the stock when the carcass will cool rap­ Uie teeau^ ,1 U Mid U h.v. Uw oaor ol j P*">T‘ « B° u»lr ““ “» idly but w)ll not freeee. A temperature all the spices I,ural drama contest. | It is going to be a hard week for ’] Judges but everyone else is going to । enjoy several days of work and play. . When Uie judges finish with the con­ tests, they can start on the entries in ; the sliows. and no one has yet invented । a allow where every entry can win first I place, so any Individual seen running mob furiously to escape a pursuing ~ * will be just one of the judges who guessed wrong. N DEC. 21«t, this company mailed out %-40 EFf^^ A 84th Consecutive Dividend O checks to thousands of its investors pay­ ing them the earnings on their investment for the six'months ending Jan. 1st. Thu makes the 84th consecutive dividend the company has paid. This is worth thinking about. BRANCH DISTRICT. Last Week's Letter. Mr and Mra. Harvey Marshall was very well attended Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Norton and baby of Marshall were guests of hls parents. Mr. arvd Mra. Vincent Norton, over the week end. Vincent Norton marie a business trip to Hastings and Yankee Springs Fri­ day. Mrs. Woodard, who has been staying at her daughter's home here returned to Hastings the latter port of last I ■ < -Kenneth Wilcox is home from Kalatoo school entertaining the mumps. ' J3»e Barryvlllc men met in O. D. Fassett's woods to cut wood for the church. | The Aid will serve dinner at tho home of Mr. and Mra. O. D. Faaaet. j Wednesday. ®!1£ TVational ffioan 8c flnuratment (j^ontpattii 1250 Griswold SL, Detroit Eatablished 1889 IJ. L. Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings 0 HUDSON BREAKS WITH THE PAST and gives you in these new cars A PRE-VIEW OF THE FUTURE! A word nobly to thrill the spirit and to quicken the pulse—PACEMAKER! A car richly to deserve the word—the 1932 HUDSON Eight! Beauty—a. Power— h..,., ,. » Finish Character-.. —far tiefint Hate •rtiiticnilf tea atty afeatiaeeriat&tifa aa4 aa iatetrity af ataleriahaaJnat tracttea ta jellify tie ladat try ', Progress— You are not asked unreservedly to accept this estimate of the new Hudson. Indeed, we prefer that^you do not, until you have seen "nnd examined with care the cars themselves. When you have done that, you will under­ V —*» alue tie rye aaJ h ieatoaitiaiiea. literally iy ia— stand why, with proud confidence, we wish these cars to make their own impression. You will be welcome in any Hudson showroom, whether you intend purchasing a motor car at this time or in time to come THREE SPLENDID NEW SERIES OF GREATER EIGHTS Th«*» richly styled large, impo*- Stsbuno Smu—Jli'' wieeliate. Especially designed to meat the dreda of dollar* hither, thia serial of Ownership. Lining from $1445 to »1M$. Lilting from $1275 to $1296. ALL PRICES F. 6. A DETROIT era. Listing from $995 to $1095. INFORMATION *101 Horsepower at MOO r. p. m. Hudson Speed* 85-90 Mile* an Hour Silent Second Speed 55 Mile* ’Rida Conlrol* ‘Lateral Spring Seel Cuthiont Simplified Selec­ tive Free Wheeling Synchro-Meth Trantmi*til, Self-Starter and Anti-Stall ’Quick-Vision II eat Control Anti-Flood Cboke 14 Spark­ ling New Model* in Gaa-Uka Colon and Black HUDSON EIGHT STANDARD SEDAN FIVB PASSENGERS • lir WHEELBASE • I««J F.O.B. DETROIT „ nar?*rL< QTATC Mr. and Mra. Royal Good were guests1 R I Ml bnlUMfl o I n I C I Sunday of their grand parents, Mr. and Mra. Henry Took, of South Shultz . Gun Toteri Are KntranU In OntL-. “ Born Saturday. January 23. to Mr of Many Farmers’ Week and Mra. Harold Rosenberger, a bab, boy. Congratulations. Contests Feb. 1-5 Mra. C. A. Olaas.of Lowell visited Guests of Michigan Bute College Monday at the U. B. parsonage Tlie revival meetings al the Pleasant who see farmers hurrying about the campus with long, squirrel rifles need not fear that U»e open season on good­ tended time propbata ia about to open, as the gunners are merely cornjietitoru in the and Mra. Orley Hulhberger Friday. Mrs. Hulliberger has been III tor several I . annual rifle alwotlng contest | Other men with sheep shears sharp- days. Thc Rebekah card party Friday eve- HUDSON Hudson Motor Car Co., Detroit, Miob. JOHNSON AUTO COMPANY HASTINGS, MICHIGAN RIDE CONTROL, RUBBER CUSHK AND LONGER WHEELBASE PONTIAC RIDING COMFORT tended. Mra. Earl Rogers and Claude Tighter wpn first prise*. while Marguertte Rogers and Glen MUler carried away the consolation* , Mr. and Mrs Elmer Wlney of Lake H. W. 8ee*e and wife are spending several days with their daughter. Mrs Tiiersa Thompson. of South Bowne. Ella Catt home were. Mr. and Mrs Claude Howk and Mr. Wallace of South Bend. Indiana Mr and Mrs Orrie Catt are no* back home to their many friends, hav­ ing finished their work at Mancelona Thc following officers were Installed, January 18. Into their different offices of the Good Will Rebekah Lodge IM; P. N O -Phoebe Fighter; N. G —Min­ nie Malcolm; V. O—Flossie Bisson; R villa Bchwader; Tress—Then* Light­ foot; R 8. N. O -Addle Miller; L<6 ' N. G—Erma Brown; L 8. V. G — Phoebe Fighter; L. 8 V. XJ -Vads : Buehler; Warden—Mabie Osborn; Conductor—Myron Thompson: chaplain— Laura Thompson; I. G —Henry Karch- : er; O. O —Jessie Waters; Musician— Hasel Noviskey. Thc correct officers that were In-1 stalled by the Odd Fellow* No. 148 With Ride Control you adjust shock absorber action to rough or smooth roads, by touch­ ing a button on die dash. Then, there is rubber cushioning at 47 chassis points — which insulates the motor and other mechanical units from the frame. The long wheelbase assures road-steadiness, and the enclosed, self-lubricating springs further promote easy riding. NEW PONTIAC SIX chief of Pontiac offers these important developments at no extra cost SYNCRO-MESH • QUIET SECOND NEW PONTIAC V-8 Offer* the Dietinciion of V-B Per­ formance at a List Price under •BSO FREE WHEELING • RIDE CONTROL LONGER WHEELBASE INCREASED POWER AND HIGH SPEED HASTINGS BUICK SALES COMPANT GREATER ECONOMY R. Sec —Clay ton Burleigh; F. 8cc —, Theodore Buehler; Tress.—Fred 8ch- | wader; Trustee—Walter Hammond. Chaplain—John Buehler; <O c <> r g e Brown Pro-tcmi; Warden-Clarence Miller: Con—George Miller; R. 8 N O.—Walter Hammond; L. 8 N G — Pete Miller; R. 8. V. O —Forest Bueh­ ler; L. 8. V. G — Ralph Kidder; I O — Brings the Important Development* of the Year to tho Low-Price Field NEW, ROOMIER FISHER BODIES RUBBER CUSHIONING AT 47 CHASSIS POINTS AN OUTSTANDING GENERAL MOTORS VA1XM NEW PONTIAC SIXES AND V-EIGHTS Sunday callers at the Pearl Smith e TuesPlayford M. Burgess of Battle Creek versary of the Aid Dinner will be a Aspin- visited Mr. and Mra. F. E. Deming served at noon followed by a program. Lewis of South Bowne and Mrs Clay- d*J ,,"“u of Mr and J Sunday and Monday । Keith Adams and Wendell Long are ton Adam* | ■» Hastings. in H*x. Guest* Thursday at the F. E. Deming entertaining the chicken pox this week. ' Raymond Perkin* ia spending a P. A. Thomas and wife w ' home were. Mr and Mrs Woldrtng of j Charles HUI <formerly of thU place) week's vacation with ills parent*. Mr lings on btuUMM Thursday, , nn tiu.' Holland. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ware of I of Edmore. Alberta, is visiting Mn. snd Mr* Glen Perkins.Mr.-. Lydia Kidder ha* h __ *.-r Mary Duke* of south Bowne called sick list for several days. Much better “T^r^hn'dron rrld„ U Ibr OWW B—< h™,. I «> thl. «rUU«. “J *»“ J1* “LS"' Mr and Mra Herman Rensch and ] Mrs. Agnes Thompson, who has been ,nd Mrs Charles Overhoi . Hannah Morgan and Birge TtK«nM Ted Bustancc and wife were gue*U suffering with loniailitis tor several, ---------------- _ .. . spent Friday in Allegan. Sunday at the home of the latter"*1 days is much better al this writing. NORTHWEST THORNAFFLE. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chester AllerDr. Pultx. our local physician. Is I The Ladles' Aid was well attended al Even the sharpest of us tael tfae dull dine of Coat* Greve. back with us after a serious operation I the church Thursday. Hie next rneelIng the Dr. WMcll of Howard City will be I for appendicitis. Improving nicely. ' .— - February ---------- --it will be “ “ •25th “*’ annlour future M D. who with hls wife and daughter are now located in the C. A. Cultla* house and ready for busiMr. and Mra. Freeman Comstock of Grand Rapids were Bunday guests of the latter'! mother. Mra. Lydia Simp- Mr. and Mra. Carl Gilliland spent the week end with Mr. and Mra. Vlvern Mr. and Mrs. J. L- Ickes and Misi Anna Ickes acre guest* from Thurs­ day till Saturday of Hastings friends. P. A. Thomas and wife enlert^lQfd thc latter'! sister and husband. Mr and Mra. John Helntaelman of Lake Odessa ' recently. wife attended the funeral of Caroline Stairs ot the Cheney district Victor Heney. wife and two children of Hastings were Sunday callers of the latter's mother. Mary l<°u Henney. Maggie Wandess of Toledo. Ohio, is now staying with her mother, Mra. Sam Eckert, for an indefinite time. Mr. and Mn. Orno Knowles and Mjtna Lou wcre guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Lipscomb of Orand Rapids Bun­ day. L. M. Curtiss, wife and son Mas wer-; In Orand Rapids Monday. Dorn Thursday to Mr. and Mra. George Martin a baby girl, Marie Ellen Martin. Congratulations. Dona Jean Bachelder, who has been suffering recently from an attack of appendicitis is much better at this | writing. Dwight Barnum. wife and two granddaughters. Phyllis and Vivian of Sisson were Sunday guests of Mr. and I Mra. Qeorgc Seger. Thursday guests of Mr. and Mra. 1 John Llctka were; Mrs Jesse Fcrgu- i son of Grand Rapids and Mrs. Arthur । VanDu&en ot Caledonia, and Mra. Ida| Howk of South Bowne. Mra. Mattie Mishler and daughter1 Gwendolyn of South Bowne called; Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Anna । Wolcott. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Surrarrer and] son Clare wcre guests Saturday of Mr. I and Mra. F. W. IngaUbe and Ctorwln i Noviskey at Grand Rapids. Mrs Dun Postma was a guest Thurs­ day of her sister, Mra. Don Richards in Orand Rapids. Mra. Walter Pease, left for Ln* Angeles Thursday after a few days stay at the home of Mra. R. W. Griswold. The community get-together "night was well attended and after supper were entertained by the Ladies' Aid whose program was enjoyed and the special number by Miss Bernice Ken­ dall. a whistling snlo. In two weeks th.’ Camp Fire Girls will put oh the pro­ gram for the evening entertainment. Mrs Merle Neeb and sisters. Bernice •nd Vivian Kendall, of Central Lake were Lansuig visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs Ray Neeb artB Merle Neeb of Blissfield spent Saturday at the Lewis Neeb home. Lake Odessa on biuineas Wednesday •nd called on Mr. and Mrs. Burt Bailey and Mr. and Mrs. John HeinUdman Ralph Kidder wlio ha* been suffering, (nxn* an attack of lumbago, is much ' better. Pork Roast » IlUdSlS Genuine Baby Beef Chuck, Ann, Shoulder PORK LOIN CHOPS PORK SHOULDERS LEAN PORK STEAK Picnic Cuts Lean, Meaty Any and All Cuts 2 Bacon Our Very’ Best Slab Bacon Short Ribs Baby Bcel Ml Cuts OUR BACON SALT SIDE PORK BACON SQUARES Lb. All Center Cuts Little Pig Whole or Leg Hull Lb. Lb. VERY BEST SLICED Ll«_ 1OC Lb. Lta. CELLO WRAPPED Pork Loin Roast 14c 8c 19c 15c 25c 9c Rib End {Genuine Baby Beef ' Round, Sirloin, Swiss Any and AB Cuts - QUALITY GROCERIES 2 large Cans 25c Pineapple 8 Bars 25c P & G or Kirk’s Soap 2 Lb. Box 19c Salted Soda Crackers 5 Lb. Bag 19c Pancake Flour 10 lim. 45c Sugar 100 u» $4.50 AGP FOOD ST TbaGiMi Allaatic& PaciS, Tm �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY tt. IMS moatoagd I ’ rouoioatrac Mrs. Hubert PettenglH of Ml* «nd DELTON. I«gul*r Church board meeting at the InM Manby « „ «- church Newell Barber of Crwey are paUent* ' Mr and Mr*. Neil Smith ot Midland । ristlng with the hou-4-work tn the home 1 ^n Eyerington Rnckfcwd in the Delton hospital. visited the home folks over the week cf Mr. and Mrs Glenn Kenyon ‘J™*™** ____ __ , .... , at the Prairieville church Friday night held Wednesday. February 3. for dlnatlH Mr, Xt end. I Mr. and Mr,. Roy Adrianson and, - tht* uw-x mi* mh'ert **tn be "Tn ' .. . — — ■ • . The D. G. T. O. club met with Mr* fBjn)|y at Battle Creek visited their \ Margaret CoaU for the January meet- home folks Sunday. I SL of^he ne.‘ Norwood. I Ing Wednesday P. M. An Interesting | MnL Bolby went to Ann Arbor i viUe A 8 an(j a small admission al PLEASANT RIDGE. 3 011 > Trn, 0,1 ,he of । M0(,du.. for medics) examination and jq cent* will be charged. Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Ronk of Battle ' I. "Hsndican*. "Handicaps."" A miscellaneous ihawer shower a - - ■ ■ | There were. 80 at Sunday School Creek spent over Sunday at tester .sslwas given the hostess. Refreshmenu treatment. sMra. Bertha Bush spent Monday in I Sqtxiay and a gooda*lsed crowd stayed Klrtne's. Mr and Mn Alton.JWcsxl and GreyI|n, The annual church meeting wa* held Grand Rapid* attending a W F. M. 8. • to church. Next Sunday evening Rev. don spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. district meeting. f Miles' topic will •be — —'lhe ru. c Samaritan — r^with the pastor and wife In Woodland Mra. H. T. Reynolds spent Thursday Road" which will be interesting for Allie Cheney of Carlton. '-' «o j Friday. The most of tlie officer* were with her daughter. Mrs. Georg- Leon­ Mr. and Mn. E. Willison »pent Sun- j T. A. Friday evening. January 20. by . <1 Mr. and Mrs E. S. Thompson ann ard in Hastings. Mrs. Charles amt daughter and Mr. day with Mr. and Mra. Chet Faulk*at twenty-four men and boys. i to daughter* Virginia and Martha visited — II.. Harald ru! **> AA fine fa Hr *.-*■ —- — talk was 01vt-tl liven bv by *** Kim Stale.-Cressey. Mrs. Pennock aand Mn. and Mr* Dillenbeck and son of Grandr* --------,-----------------------------------------------4 21: at the H. Woodman home on Sunday. Rapid* were visitor* of Mr. and Mr*. I Veeta Silcox spent one day last week at the Community service and thc 3!(| The Birthday meeting will be held tongs by thc Raldt siaten were much Bert Chandler la*t Sunday and UUs with '“*■ ** “ Willison Mrs. i with Mrs. Blanche Bayne thl* week enjoyed. Mrs. Lulu Wertman and Mrs. Ella Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chandler of J-l? Thursday. Reynold.- visited Mrs. Blanche Rich­ 1 Some of lhe ladies from here attend- Hasting* spenLthe day there John Adam* underwent an operation ards al thc Horge.it hospital Friday of Mrs. Lenah Wood in Hastings. « ivled Uie Couqu- Extension meeting tn Friday morning at Borges* hospital for afternoon. Site la getting along Just Thtlrsday. February 4. Club No. 2 serv­ =Hastings -Wednesday. ing dinner. fine «•„' Mrs Martlia BeVler is with her ling along as well a* could be expected i •» daughter in Detroit. ( Slide* were shcpvn at lhe Commun- and if all 1* well he may be able to come home this week 4 0,‘,'lty service of shepherd scenes in PalMrs Nellie Crow of Hasting* was a 13" ratine. Mr*. Clum and Mr*. Woodman ’ *" sang "Memories of Galilee." Next Sunday guest of Mr. and Mr*. C. E. 3 j',',' Sunday evening the speaker will be Morford. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Wertman visited a «« Kim Sigler of Hastings. Ttie Raidt *RMr. and Mr* Ray Johnson at Yorkville 3ter* also of Hastings will sing and Sunday afternoon. Mr. Johnson is a| J । Frank Helincr will play on the muaieal a in I saw. Kenneth Kelsey 1* the leader. patient sufferer with arthritis. miott Eddy i* Just getting over the • J3 I Margaret Kelsey, musician. Mra. Ludie j ,',"! [ Fisher, booster. Handshaker. Harlow mump*. There will be another pedro party , ' , Bamum. at the Hall on Saturday night. January The Young People' thu party will 30. Bring sandwiches, cards and table*. I M«i be held with Orville VanWle till* week The Deiton Telephone Co. at their I' «n>1 Thursday evening. annual meeting elected the »ame otfl- ■1 S3i I Miss Ruth Woodman. Miss Esther cers and directors for another year. i | Burl. ML** Thelma Luneke accotnAltoti Wheeler is reported os being), .1 *1' panled by three girl* from Caledonia very low at the Borges* hospital at ।, called at H. Woodman's on Friday eve­ prevent writ Ing ning enroute to the Caledonia—Ver­ montville basket ball game at Ver­ 6:30 o'clock Thursday evening at the! TELEPHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE montville. church. Every member is expected to! Invite her mystery daughter. STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Next Monday evening will be the Last Week'* Letter. Mrs. Dick Young* and children spent rnilKinil PRnrPPniklGS C0UNC,L PROCEEDINGS I COATS GROVE, 1^ WeeJrt I STORM ™1CAL STORM WEATHER SASH STRIPS DOORS MOKTOAOE BALE OBDEK FOB PUBLICATION HIGH GRADE COALS AT LOW PRICES I . I I Hastings Lumber & Coal Co George Taylor spent last week in De­ troit and Canada. Mr and Mn. Walter Blake and son spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Rose of Bedford. MOBTOAOE MALI: Mrs W. Richards culled on Mr and Mrs Frank Kinney of Hastings Thurs­ day Mr. and Mrs. Wm Richards and children and Mr. and Mr*. James Mead spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mead of Cloverdale. Mrs. Clayton McKeown wa* In Lan­ sing Friday Lawrence and Junior Williams spent Saturday and Sunday with their aunt. Mrs Elma White of.Hastlngs. Mr. and Mr*. Heber Foster and fam­ ily of • Barryvllle spent Sunday at S. Geiger's. « Mrs Dick Youngs attended the fun­ eral of her aunt. Mr*. C. H. Hauser in Kalamazoo Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Williams and daugh­ ters spent Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Edger of Hastings. Mrs. Jennie Harris of South Bend li visiting her daughter. Mrs. Dick run*. । Youngs and family, tv-l Donald _ *< Geiger __ __ returned . home from t-t->rt-4 by A14. Saginaw Friday. He was accompanied by Charles Smith who will spend sev­ eral days with him. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Striker and daughter and Mra. Sarah Ickes spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ickes of Hastings. Idl.Btnr. MublK* OBDEB FOB PUBLICATION I'rmrnt. II-a. Ell or. :n:i-. >or. ep. i oh ynwi loanoi ■ma ’ > I iMaau b ■I NOTICE TO CUDITOB1 «alr«4 is prawn! tk, •I !*• Prabala Ogirr. publication ROBINHUE PARK. Last Week s Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cisler and son of □rand Rapids spent Sunday with Uie former's mother. Mrs. Marvin Cisler. and brother Ray. Mra. John Kollar attended thc home management club at the home of Jes­ sie Schroder in Caledonia. Mr. and Mra. Julian Pott* and daughter Betty spent Bunday with their daughter and husbaod. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Finkbelner. of Middleville Mrs. Evrld Jackson and son Randall called on her daughter, Mr*. Ernest Barnes, and family of Harris Creek Sunday afternoon. • Mra. Louise Pott* of Caledonia called on Mra. Wright Clifford Sunday after­ noon. Mr. and Mra. John Kollar and Har­ old spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner of Middleville. QUIMBY. Last Week's Letter. Miss Gwendolyn Oaskil) of Hastings spent Friday night and Saturday with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Wal­ ter Bldelman. William Cormack, who ha* been visiting for some time at William Rltznun'j. returned to hl* home in Tole­ do Sunday Several ladles of the community were entertained Thursday afternoon at thc home of Mrs VanOorder. The Birthday Aid at the church was well attended Friday and the fine pro­ gram in charge of Rev. Conklin. Pro­ ceeds »7D0. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Lake of Has­ tings and Mr*. Gertrude Scudder of north Hasting* vtalted their sister. Mrs. George Scott. Sunday. NORTHWEST RUTLAND. L*«t Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. James Burdick of Grand Rapids were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Dibble and sons. Ross Belson has been having an at­ tack of la grippe. Wc arc glad to re­ port he is much better. Lyle Vanderbrook of Kellogg school Mr*. John Whltrlght entertained their daughter. Mrs. Huth Sowerby and family Sunday in honor of Mr. Whit­ right's birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Marley Burroughs of Three Rivers spent Thursday in the Ed Whitright home. Friend* learned that January 15 was the birthday of Mrs. Harry Skinner and planned a surprise in her honor. A few friends went to lhe Skinner home and invited Mr. and Mrs. Skin­ ner and Edwin to the town hall where cards and dancing were enjoyed. Tlie P. T. A. meeting was postponed for one week. Will be held January 23 at usual place. WEST CARLTON. Last Week's Letter. Mrs. Edith Fisher and daughters. Mary And Eunice accompanied by Carl Otterson of Hastings were Saturday supper guest* at Art Richardson s Sunday guests al Jay Blough's were Oliver Johnson and wife and Mr. and Mra. Howard Springer of Hastings. Mrs. Claud Fighter attended the J. P. F. club Thursday at the home of Mrs. Robert Mllta in Hastings Jack Johnson and wife ot Battle Creek were week-end guest* of 'Jay Blough and wife. I» Among lhe callers at Mrs. J. Kick** the past week were. Mcsdames Clyde Tooker. Clair Utter and Claud YeRer. Ray Newton and family visited J. Cousins and wife of Woodland Sun­ ADAMS LAKE. day. YANKEE SPRINGS. Mr. and Mrs. Irving Boulter madq , The Misses Mae and Edith Newton business trip to Hastings on Satur­ . Dennis O'Connor and sons Pierce spent the week end In Hasting* | and Clarence from near Lake Odessa. day. ' Mrs Neal Newton spent from Friday Rev. and Mrs. Mlles of Delton wereical,e<1 *n thc B D- Norris home Wed. until Sunday with her pprent*. Sidney -i..__ i... afternoon caller* of Mrs. nesziav nesday P P. x< M. nnd and MKs MUs Tnltro Laura Pni-nwAd Raymond Thursday who has been staying with her grand­ Flfield and wife, of North Irving. Herbert Morehouse. Wednesday evening a meeting will mother. Mr* Eliza Norris, accompanied The inferiority complex would be them home. fine If it would Just attack the right Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Raymond and H. people. Lindsey for the purpose of organizing J. Mick were tn Hastings Thursday P. n Boy Scout group here. Mr. and Mr*. Code Mullendore are,'M■ M. under quarantine a* Little Audry I*' ” F. D. Williams of Hastings called In the-J. C. Raymond home Friday P. M. sick with scarlet fever. Mr and Mr* Dennis O'Connor and The Farmers club meet* Saturday for *on Pierce and wife and also their son Freddie all from near Lake Odessa and and Mn. Flower* of Milo Juniper Oil Mr and Mr*. CRorge Morehouse Laura Raymond called in the B D. If You Get Up Nights ■pent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mn. Clyde Freeman of Neeley. Onllle Waddell left Monday for Mor­ gan after spending several days with Mr. and'Mrs Herbert Morehcxux- and boys. > Don't forget to attend the lecture to be held Friday evening at the Metho­ dist church of Prairieville Hasting* on Saturday on butlneu Norris home Sunday P M and MUs Raymond remained with her grundThe Yankee Springs community club will meet at the Bowens Mills hal! this week Friday night. January 29. Pot luck supper. All member* ary Invited to at­ tend. ' '» Mr. and Mra. Roy McMillen from near Cutlerville were visitors in-the Edd McKlbbin home Sunday. S:«S' IVatcA your local Kroger Store windowt for outstanding daily specials. They’re, your opportunity to save w. 25c FRESH MICHIGAN MAID (Country Club, lb. prints 28c) Roll Butter Cream Cheese 17c Fancy Wiecoiuln Colby Typa - that d.lightful tangy flavor 3 Ib«. 13c MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI 3 lb.. 25c EDGEWORTH TOBACCO An old f-vc 2 Old fashioned brown 10 Flnast Fancy Blue Rota RICE Nourishing and economical BROWN SUGAR lb.. 47c Iba. Michigan hand picked NAVY BEANS 15c SCRATCH FEED Corner. with any for quality 100 lb. bag $1.39 Salad Dressing Peanut Butter Embassy Brand (Temtor Brand, 2-lb. Jar 23c) BREAD Country Club Milk-Mada loaf bulk lb. (1>A-lb. loaf, 7e) lb. Country Club SODA CRACKERS 2 lb. bo. 19c 25c SWEET OR SWEET MIXED PICKLES Master Brand MOTHERS CHINA DATS *— 28c 10 Fine.t bulk ROLLED OATS 5c 5c 70-80 ilza PRUNES 25c IOC lb.. Canvas Gloves Del Monte Corn 25c IOC FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 2 -« 17c Head Lettuce GRAPEFRUIT h-u* - a. .a 6 ROME BEAUTY APPLES , Michigan's Tomatoes BEEF ROAST z.6. 972c Sausage or Hamburg 4 Lh.. 25c BACON SQUARES OYSTERS ft-23c 45c SALT PORK Li. 10c Lb. PORK ROAST SMOKED HAM Lb. 12^ c CHICKEN 18c Lb. .... 7c ■ vol R DOLLAR Bl YS MOKE A 1 \ KROGI R M ORI H � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-02-03.pdf f3ac4118c8b7d89e0797ef82def2578a PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, FEBRUARY 3,1932 14 PAGES WRITES ARTICLE FOR FINANCESARE UNIVERSITY MAGAZINE Michigan Editor Discusses Taxation; Sumner Myers Discusses De­ Levies Increasing Beyond Reason; Limit IN FINE SHAPE velopment and Value of Flood Lighting Necessary on Real, Personal Property CITY OFFICIALS CONSIDER PAGES 1 to 8 Nl GEORGE HERRICK ON SHIP SENT TO CHINA SPEAKER COMING EROM KALAMAZOO U. S. 8. Houston Stationed At Manila Ordered to Shang­ hai Last Week MISS ROXANA STEELS TO Complications and the warlike siluADDRESS CENTRAL P. One of the beat discussions ot mean the money derived from aueu- the state, that may be enlightening to atlon between Japan and China have student at the University of Cincinnati. ments levied against real and personal you as a basis to start this dhcu-vslon called many war vessels, belonging to Cincinnati, Ohio, is making a fine rec­ T. A. MEETING property upon the tax rolls of the state upon. ord in scholarship and has recently the American fleet and stationed al Conlin. publisher of the Crystal While all of you are aware that taxes My county M. in population, aoout about Manila, to Shanghai. Among these U hat! further recognition of Ids ability la A NICE BALANCE are Increasing, many of ydu may not be the average In size of the rural coun-1 the newest addition to the United SEVERAL MUSICAL Under the caption. "A Survey of Falls Diamond Drill, before a meet­ ing of tlie Michigan Press Associa­ aware of just how much taxes have In­ ties of the nation—a popUtation of 20.-1 States navy, the battle cruiser U. 8. 8. Flood Lighting." an article written by IN EVERY ACCOUNT him appeared In tile last Issue of the FEATURES PLANNED creased in a period of say fifteen years 000 people. It has seven townships and | Houston. George Herrick, son of Mrs tion. Mr. ConUn not only pointed It has been my duty to keep tab upon tnrre three small cities, also seven township j George Smith of this city, te la a ptUyi petty j college magazine. “Co-Operative En­ out evils in the present system but Cash On Hand to Pay For Sew­ gineering." The article is very com­ suggested remedies as well. Mr. expenditure* In my county for a num- school districts. Each city Is Included 1 officer on that cruiser. The fleet ha«!B0C,al Mour w Fouow Program and is finely Illustrated, with the township from which It wa.« been sent to Shanghai to protect) —Time For Regular GathorConlin has headed a taxpayers' as­ age Disposal flant and to Re­ prehensive telling of the development of flood sociation in his county and has payers In the expenditure of public originally carved In the school unit. American Interests there. By a treaty) in_. tn My first table covers township taxes between the United States and Chlrti.' lngs Ohttn8ed Tfiorgday tire Outstanding Bonds lighting and Its economic value. been a practical student of tax­ funds. I have, therefore, come into closer contact with' tax expenditures in and the period u from the year 1014 te American Interests acquired a certain ’ The next meeting of the Central P. In looking over the publication w* ation problems for several years. About five months before the next also noticed that Sumner is one of the their primary stages than many of you. the year 1930 both Inclusive. In 1014 portion of territory close to Shanghai. 1 T. A. will be next week Thursday eveetty tax win oe spicnu iiaauiiga iibs on nuuwu ui»k oiuiiua .. _ — His complete address we have di ­ city will be spread Hastings has there was raised and spent for town1 This is the foreign district of Shanghai, nlnz. February 11. It will be held in the hand In cash 866557.08 In the various1 assistants on the stall. and have gathered considerable Infor­ vided into three sections, one of mation and formed some rather defi- ship purjioses in the seven townships of and there are many British, French ।Central School auditorium. funds, as follows: 1 : The Banner and Sumner's many which will be published In this M ___ _ , . .... „ other friends congratulate him upon same position on consecutive weeks. I nite opinions on the way taxes are be­ my county the sum of $107.96150. In and other nations living there It is to The The teachers, teachers, with with Mrs. Mrs. “Myers yrr; zz Contingent Fund 8 7.65159 :hl. flne ,l<ww ing spent and on how much of the ex­ 1930 there was raised and spent for the protect th* treaty rights of Americans chairman, are sponsoring the program, Herewith is the first installment: street Fund .............................. tiusa. 4J46Z2 •~ which be very—Interesting. They ' u,‘u will -------------------- -— "" — penditure may be eliminated. It is upon same purposes In those same seven that the American war vessels have 552458'1 Water Fund Instead of telling you about this in­ thia foundation that I base my Ideas of townships >205523.76. ; have secured a fine speaker from the ■ . been sent to the Chinese city. 2.1UZ8 1 Fire Fund ! Western State Teachers College. Mtee Ul I, UK/ l,V three small1 UUU creasing taxation. I'm going to tell youi taxation; they've IKVU been JAUKKU gathered Mil on MK the'| AThe cities III in VIIV the .VUIIIJ county ------ « « » 5.482.34 I Street Paving Fund Roxana Steele. Her subject will be what I think ought to be-done about it. firing, line where I have met. sometimes j have tax limitation clauses In their 1 Lighting Fund 4.481.48 "Our Responsibility." She will explain Bear In mind that my opinion is that in court, sometimes tlirough removal charters. Two of the cities were re­ Sewer Fund 1.103.45 methods, but mostly by advice and per-1 organized from villages within the per-11 how It te developed through our public 50156, Park Fund school system. She will gladly answer * correct solution of the trouble. How- suasion, the army of tax spenders that lod so that we can compare them only, Library Fund 1.00050 any questions that may be asked of her hu been slowly but constantly advane- for a ten-year period, from 1920 to Interest and Sinking Fund.. by those in the audience. Ing their positions on every front. 1930. In 1920-the money raised by tax­ thoknappls oonbolidat Paving Maintenance for Trunk ' Several fine musical numbers have I have compiled some figures upon atlon on the rolls of those cities for city j JJne Roads been planned for both the meeting and 574.73 • ED SCHOOL PROVES hapa-some start may be made on the expenditures In my county and have purposes only amounted to 8154.074 Savings Account Interest (Continued on page five) JAMES McELROY HAD OP­ the social hour which will follow. The ITS VALUE road to a reform. When I say ttaa" I secured other* upon expenditures in 2,808.79 and Sinking Fund PORTUNITY TO STUDY Savings Account Water Re­ fral school playroom. Parents and all SPECIAL SERVICE FOR placement Fund 001.23 AFFORDS PLACE FOR who are Interested in such a gathering THE SCHEME Savings Fund (Sewer Ac­ . are urged to be present and to please BOY SCOUTS ON SUNDAY COMMUNITY. GATHERINGS count) 10.777.02 mark their calendars for this worthRUSSIAN WORKMEN NOT Savings Account (Paving Main­ j while meeting. tenance Trunk Une Roads) 8,88757 ---------- la Developing Into a Wonderful TEACHABLE MECHANICS ’■n» tiw m u» d., u u< ««>d Savings Account, street Fund 3,000.00 1 Thursday in the month is due to the Asset to the Township and Cash on Hand not Appor­ Foremen and Laborers Would f*ct that exlr» heating of the auditorWeek February 7-13 Middleville Village tioned to any Fund 6,758.09 ,, , -. ium Is required if held on Monday. VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTION .. . SIXTEEN BOYS WERE EN ­ Not Follow Orders .Given By whJle that wlll not be true If held on This makes a total cash on A special Boy Scout service will be The Thornapple Consolidated school OF >1,000 USED TO AID TERTAINED BY K. OF P. held at Emmanuel Episcopal church hand on Jan. 27 of66.057.08 has been In operation since the latter German and U. S. Experts Thursday. । (comer Broadway and W. Center St.) AT FAMILY NIGHT * YOUNGSTERS James McElroy, a nephew of C. A ‘ J**n At the present time there ar* out- part of November j:. in the new school, Sunday afternoon. February 7th. at standing bonds, issued when North < bul,‘Un« Mlddievil e Il la operated; Kerr of this city. Ilves in Lansing. He ' 5:00 o'clock. Is Intended especially. a w ociock, This mis is micnoeo especially „ n -_ TUA .| riCTC ■ --------------■, 1 with Increasing satisfaction to all • witn increasing sanstacuon to B i » n c UICDC |l|TRn Broadway was paved, of 83.000, payable went to Russia not long ago os an ex-; I for Troop No. 74. the Troop sponsored MORE THAN 400 GIFTS 81.000 a year for each year; but It will concerned. The majority In favor of a, LAUo Went IN I KUpert, to help on the Soviet "Five Year nv mrv’U Alice by the church, but all Boy Scout*, their rniircn ------ ------be noticed that there Is Included In the consolldated school was better than 0F CLOTHING PLACED Plan." which.is supposed to put Russia! UULtU are UUIUIBIIJ cordially IIIIn— ——— — — bl I'llbKl'lAmto 'famtlles and friends MIC on an industrial basis. He te an expert, n?.r K.” ?n above cash on hand over 84J0O in an . j I vlted. This is to commemorate Boy and attempted In good faith to carry c pul ln 0004111100 "interest and sinking fund," most of those against the proposition were dis­ Program of Games, Music and of Money Also Employed Part and u , n accO rdance with out the commission he received from i *°L001“"0' with * which 1* In the bank drawing interest. posed to belittle the new school; but rinnnlnw the. the desire exnressed expressed bv by the national For Free Milk Fund Dancing MaAn Made Pvonlnrr Evening an the Soviet tyrants wlw rule Russia. Th\< This is a fund designed to retire these time and the excellence of tpe school organisation for the religious observ­ and tried to deliver them the needed SS!tn bonds, ao that deducting the 83.000 un­ and Its equipment and the smoothness In Grades Very Enjoyahlc One ance of the day. A cordial invitation to I— .—».<-------- ■— -TO .b. --------— te chairman, U is ,P planning to sponsor a STO OTOd Ut B,pumb,r. nTOTOnd~ wppaid bonds, the city still has free and of Its operation have resulted In mak­ Sixteen boys, all participants in the clear over 863.000 In cash. The entire ing a considerable change in senti­ 1931 Pythian City League baseball series, sixty-six children from twenty-nine pwa io renoer meet tax levy last July was a little over ment already, so that several wHo at and Miss WUUnorc Will!te. storekeeper. w m*kf piwu tor ihu 855,000; so that the city actually ha.i first were opposed now frankly admit they were wrong, and that the suc ­ of the Hastings Public schools. «ccord-i^ 7%^ P, T. A. te a worth while or­ on hand more in cash than waa asked their January Family night last Wed­ cess of the school has justified the ef ­ from the citizens of Hastings in laxw ing to a report completed thte^week ike te <to^te^tX^l ganlzation. It help* the teacher, by fort and the coat necessary to have It nesday evening. last July. Following the dinner, C. C. Lloyd This represents only a part of the welthe Stovlet contributing interest and moral sup­ One might wonder why the city established. fare work done with this fund as only . . . . . rv—* In wrxk It The new building, with its equipment Storer introduced the speaker. Al would be’carrylng so much cash. It 8103 of the total amount that has been • Brown. Al acted as umpire throughout comes about In this manner. The city cost 8120.000. The district bonded itself the scries and was well qualified to spent for clothing- yet more than 400 ^P^Hcal and believes it will uttersr.llTO—-««»»has been building a sewage disposal for 860,000. The Kellogg Foundation give the Lodge members present a good DR. DAVIS OF STATZ BD. OF .nule, tewTS contributed tne coniriouiea the otner other geo.uoo. 860.000. Tncre There •••* “7 .. (Continued on page nine, p»rt two.) gifts range from socks to complete 1c principles which the Soviet rulers It help parents to meet occasionally, are at present more than 400 pupils' °r 'iwk the* h*d »l»n*orcd HEALTH WILL BE HON­ are attempting to apply. These rulers suits of clothing. enrolled. The facilities of the new; during the past summer. In presenting paid Mr. McElroy as they agreed; but as they do through thia organization. COUNTY CHAMPIONS OR GUEST school' arc ample for an school pur­ Ing the nicknames of well-known ma­ poses. and the pupils are enjoying it by the stupidity and stubbornness of 1 TO ATTEND CLUB WEEK jor league players who played positions many school children, themselves, with greatly. the Russian workmen, also by the pet­ vital touch with that work. WORK OF THIS DEPT. donations of clothing. Every Monday Many living in the rural districts, on their teams corresponding to the ty Interference of Russian foremen. Boys and Girls Who Excelled who IS VERY IMPORTANT afternoon a room In the While build­ They seemed to.dellght In doing what TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE were at first opposed because of positions tlie boys played on the fourth ing has been kept open for the purpose In 4-H Club Work to Have the expense and because the children they ought not. and would not co-op­ ON THURSDAY, FEB. 11 were to be transported to and from nedy work behind the plate last sea­ Especially Interested In County of distributing these articles. Teachers erate In carrying out the architects' or Delightful Trip school, have largely modified their son they must have appreciated Bill's ’ original plans, and stub­ Dr. Ford and Major Imrie Ar® Harold J. Foster, County Agricultural opinions. They find the taxes for the being introduced as Micky (Cochrane) Health Organizations—Royal vestlgated the cases needing assistance engineers bornly opposed the methods Mr. McEl! Agent, recently received from tlie State first year are within the limit men­ Kennedy. If any of Al’s listeners were and recqpimended donations accord­ roy had adopted to carry out those Myers Is Captain Scheduled to Appear On Pro­ College, announcements regarding the tioned when the proposition was first followers of the sport news last sum­ ingly. plans in the manner directed by their The next number on the Brotherhood county champions In summer 4-H club presented, with every prospect of re­ mer they must have also appreciated gram With Addresses To date the donations of clothing in­ originators. Duane Miller's introduction as Dizzy program will bring here Dr. Davis of clude: Thirteen pairs of galoshes. 6, Tlie Barry County Teachers' Institute ducing the school budget in the fu­ considers It a distinct honor to be ture. The busses call promptly for the (Dean) Miller and Benny .Adcock's the Slate Board of Health, who will be ----------- ------- -- - ----- — (Ulan U nov. BUG Will I1OV OC. B ICKU- will be held Thursday. February It, In named a county champion. well-earned nickname "Gabby." taken glovea. 8 pairs of mittens. 0 sweaters. ^>Ie mechanlc. He te very stubborn the Central auditorium at Hastings, children and bring them to the school County champions are eligible to at­ In ample time in the morning, re­ from Mr. Hartnett's of Cub fame. 83 pairs of hose, 4 shoe repairs, 8 pairs । anj prefers to mind his own Russian beginning at 0:30 o'clock, eastern stan­ nr naln rtf . . . . .. . .... .. « . .. _ dard time. The instructors for this tend club week held at Michigan State turning them promptly after school The following boys received C's. Neil Monday night, February 15. of tmnwa trousers. a4 pairs of nvpralla overalls, 90 20 bosses rather than the German College next July. This Is a trip to be has closed in the afternoon. Adair. Benny Adcock. Loren Boyes. Leo The health department of Michigan dresses, 2 skirts," 1 jacket. 4 pairs of ~ One (Continued on page six) remembered a life time. Boys and girls, Hammond. Melvin .Jacobs. William b becoming Increasingly useful to the bloomers, 2 pairs of socks. 2 suits of of the deaprtment of Modem Lang­ (Continued on page three) champions, from all over southern Kennedy. Bishop Kuhn. Keith Lech- people of this state in fighting all dis­ clothe*, 15 shirts. 1 necktie, 2 pairs of uages of Michigan Slate Normal Col­ Michigan come into the College at this leltner. Duane Miller. Melvin Post. pajamas, 4 overcoats. 1 underskirt, 1 HASTINGS DEBATORS TO lege. Ypsilanti, and Major Norman PLAY AT ST. ROSE HALL time. Great times are had together. Winston Sheffield, and Joe Thompson. eases and especially in preventing out­ middy. 3 hair cuts. 1 belt, 1 blouse. I ENTER STATE SERIES Imrie of Culver Military Academy. CulSUNDAY AND TUESDAY Royal Hayes and William Moore re­ breaks of serious communicable dis­ baby blanket. 1 dressing gown, 1 pair Forenoons are spent In Interesting study of project work. Afternoons are ceived R’s. Hubert Follick. who led the eases. It will be well worth the time of Trio Scheduled to Meet Kala­ follows: given over to sports while evening finds Three Act Comedy “Professors league with the remarkable batting any member of the Brotherhood to In addition to the above, the teach­ the boys and girls enjoying a good pro­ of .777, was presented with a mazoo Central There on ers have also been furnishing funds Community Singing—Miss Frances Preferred” Promises to Be average gram around a camp fire. bat and Allyne Warner, considered the the Importance of the work, which the for one-third of the free milk given Hunter, Dtractor. February 18 Amusing and Enjoyable Following is given a list of the Barry best all around player, was the recip­ health department of Michigan is do­ out in the kindergarten and the first Hastings High debaters will enter the ing. County 4-H club champions covering "Professors Preferred" a comedy In ient or a glove. Songs— Hastings Junior High Gtea That department is becoming more were used to provide the children with first round of the state elimination club. work done this summer: Following the presentations pedro three acts will be staged by members Canning club champions: 1st year, was played. Mrs. Theron Caln winning and more Interested In county health 84 54 worth of groceries and 86.00 worth series when they meet the Kalamazoo . Address—'The Making of Michigan organizations, such as we have In of milk. Central High school team In a match Frances Shellington; 2nd. year, Mar­ hall, on Sunday. February 7 at 2:30 garet Cheeseman; 3rd. year.- Alice and Tuesday evening February 0, at drew Roush, low. Cliarlcs Woodruff led The report for clothing disburse­ there on February 18. In the auditorium Shoemaker and 4th. year, Orpiia Buck. the men In scoring and Dr. Burton gladly gives every possible co-opera­ ments given above is complete up to of the Central High school beginning Address—“An Adventure in Inter­ tion. Because of the generosity of the January 17. Another report Including Calf club champions; 1st. year. Gary "Professors Preferred" Is Just a light Perry received the consolation. ternational Fraternity."—Major Nor­ Hastings will argue ths affirmative man Imrie. state and of the RockfeUer Foundation, Newton; 2nd. year, Norman Stanton: comedy. Yet, beneath the light surface Dance music by Loren Francisco's the entire list of welfare work being aide of the question: "Resolved: That 3rd. year. Lane Campbell and Advanced there is a moral and a lesson for orchestra concluded the evening's and especially of the W. K. Kellogg carried on will be completed soon. the state legislature should enact laws Dairy club. Oral D. Miller. thought. The entire play takes place In events. During the dancing a short Foundation. Barry county now has the Vocal Solo-Miss Josephine Romig. providing for compulsory unemploy­ Sheep club champions: 2nd. year, the living room of the Berkshire board­ program was introduced. Roy Finstrom benefit of a health sendee that is out­ HOUSE ON STATE ROAD ment insurance." Virgil Adams and 3rd. year, Albert J. ing house. Miss Amelia Berkshire will trumpet player with the orchestra, standing in Its efficiency and value to Dr. R. Clyde Ford. The local team will be composed of IS BURNED TO GROUND Bell. not let you forget who owns the place furnishing the first number, a trumpet the people of the county. Health work Vocal Duet—Lucille Karmeo, Lelo Roy Heath. Irene Jones and Helen Lancaster. Beef club champion: 1st. year, Rich­ and Patricia will tell ydu who does the solo. Mbs Barbara Wilcox and Miss is being carried on in rural schools as ard Wallace. work. The boardeni/will entertain you Charlotte Bessmcr presented a bit of well as in the consolidated village and Dwelling Occupied By Herbert Weaver, while Ralph Danhof, Stanley Wheater and Gardner Ackley will rep­ Sign in the Sky.”—Major Norman It la hoped that everyone of these with plenty of modem chatter. vocal harmony. Miss Jean Arndt city schools of this county. Results Eaton—Part of Furni­ resent Kalamazoo. Prof. Orman J. champions named may find it possible The nine members of the cast are brought the program to a close with a from such a campaign os Is being car­ Imrie. ried on by the Barry County Health Drake of M. 8. C. will act as Judge. to attend club week next July. ture Saved Beatrice Goggins. Florence O'Donnell. Louise LyBarker, Gertrude Miller, Ger­ upon ter several encores. Miss Arndt's Unit, will result In longer, happier and A house belonging to Homer Becker Albert Becker la debate coach here. LITTLE CHILD WAS ' ‘ ard Cusick. Clark O'Donnell, Thomas clever dancing az well as the other more useful lives, because of school but occupied by Herbert Eaton, two and Tlie Kalamazoo trio te being groomed MORE CHILDREN’S 8ADLY BURNED MONDAY Robert Fighter and Edward numbers on the program were thor­ pupils taking better care of their bod­ one-half miles cost of this city on the by Clarence A. Peters, a graduate of CLOTHING NEEDED TafTee, ies, better knowledge of what to do to State road, burned to the ground Sun­ Wisconsin University. McPharlln. During the intermissions oughly enjoyed by everyone present. Night Clothing Ignites From All the boys who look part In the keep one In good physical condition vocal and Instrumental solos will be afternoon. Had the city fire de-1 ---------------------Clearing House At White Bldg. furnished by Donald TafTee, Kenneth series were Invited to attend the dance This will come from the work of the day partment been notified promptly when e“mlnauon t ■ Candle Which Lad Lighted Barry County Health Unit, especially the fire was discovered, they could eas-1 COUNTY MINISTERIAL I Goggins. Florence Trieb and Frederica and program. Is Filling a Great Need In While Upstairs It 1s planned to make the dinner for from such splendid health training as Uy have extinguished the flames, but Besamer. The play is under the direc­ MEETING ON FEBRUARY 8. This City A sad accident happened on Monday tion of Dr. W. o. Davis assisted by the winning team In the Pythian City Is being carried on In the schools at for some reason they were not called The next Barry County Ministerial ,, Woodland, Middleville. Hastings and Have you any more boys' or girls' Misses Margaret McPharlln and Mar­ League an annual event. until the flames had made such prog­ meeting will be held at the Methodist morning about six o'clock when th* in the Kellogg school in Roas township ress that saving the building was an clothing you can contribute to the garet O’Donnell. Episcopal church In Hastings on FebJust across the county line, through the Impossibility. Children's Clothing Clearing House? Oscar Hurless was terribly burned. Everyone Is cordially invited. The ad­ AN APPEAL FOR A Plenty of water was COOK STOVE OR RANGE. Kellogg Foundation. There U a big demand for boys' trous­ mission is. adults 25 cents, children 10 available, but the department was We are'sure every member of the called too late. The high wind spread P. M. as formerly and we will not have stairs alone, the other members Of lite ers, boys' blouses and girls' dresses for cents.—Adv. The American Legion Auxiliary Is refreshments. Brotherhood will,want to know more the lire rapidly. We cordially invite every preacher In family having gone downstairs, when NOTICE. for a worthy family with a number of about the work of the state health de­ or cotton dresses will be acceptable. the county to attend this and all other partment, which so vitally affects the part of his household good* that were______ The Lacey Mutual Telephone Com­ small children. Every Monday afternoon the Clear­ „-------------------------------„„ ing House te open In the old white pany will receive blds for the operation It you have one that you will sell welfare of all the people of Michigan. on the first floor; the rest were con- ways have a progr-v. program zt of g=d good '.Mr.;; things; • school building on the Central grounds and maintenance of their telephone cheaply or donate to the Auxiliary, will Dr. Davis is a good speaker and what sumed and there was no Insurance. Mr. and a season of good fellowship. Will and many pupils have been supplied exchange, beginning April 1. 1032 to you please phone the president, Mrs. Becker carried some, but not enough I you not try to be present at the meet­ With complete outfit* through this April I, 1033. Will receive bids on oper­ Henry Mulder, phone 2675. at once? worth white. Insurance on the house. The fire evl-. Ing next Monday please;—W. D. Hayes, Royal Meyers Is the chairman of the dently channel ation only, or line maintenance only, or Prefer a stove with a reservoir. dandy originated originated in In the the roof roof around around Sec*y. For various reasons, the Auxiliary Supper Squad for the February meet­ the kitchen chimney. AU contributions will be gratefully both together. Welfare committee Is desirous of get­ ing. Tlie other members are: C. H. Les­ received, phone 2218 If you have ar­ THIRTY BOYS EN­ ticles but cannot get them to the 18, 0 P. M. The Company reserves the ting this stove as quickly as possible ter. Ell Lindsey. Lloyd Lindsey. Rich­ PAID FINE AND .COSTS. ROLLED IN 6-1 GRADE. school. right to reject any or oil blds. Address and will appreciate a prompt response ard Laubaugh. John McLeod. J. J. Thursday, January 23. Deputy Con­ For the first time, there Is a grade Mead. Edwin Mead. R. J. McCreery, servation Officer George Sumner ar­ In the Central school composed entirely to this appeal. JUNIOR AUXILIARY TO MEET. William Mishler, C. W. Mixer. Wayne rested John Baker, Jr., of Kalamazoo, of boys, with Mn. Charlotte Hub- day afternoon tual Telephone Co., E. Miller, Secy, GENERAL MEETING OF Saturday afternoon, February 6, a Merrick. John McLravy, Merritt Mead. in Carlton township. He was placed unthe teacher. She has thirty lads fortably as HASTINGS WOMEN’S CLUB. special meeting of the American Le­ BIDS WANTED. gion Junior Auxiliary will bo held at Manning. Leon Moon. Dale Moon and license that did not belong to him, but Sealed blds for the operation of the club will be held in the auditorium of the Legion rooms, and the supervisor of did belong to his brother. He was tiie Central school on Friday, February the Juniors. Mrs. Sterling Rogers, is Hickory Comers Telephone Exchange brought before Justice Cortright that MH. Hubbard. afternoon and paid 810 fine and 88.65 must be In the hands of the secretary consist of a celebration of the Wash­ ateqdance If possible. OLD TIME PARTY by Friday noon. February Sth. 1832. ington bl-centennlal. a one act play en­ From February 8 to 15 a free clinic St. Rose hall Thursday night. Feb­ MIXED DANCES. DANCE. titled "A Diah of China Te*.' and a ruary 4. Music by Montcalm county Moose Temple. Saturday night all blds. V. E. Jones. Hickory Corners, sketch of George Washington. Gueste local chiropractor. See advertisement “Old Time" orchestra Admtaion 35 ruary 6. Carp’s orchestra.—Adv. are welcome. —Frank Herrington. Adv. tf. in this Issue for details. , cents.—Adv. PEOPLE'S INTERESTS IN THEIR DECISIONS SUCCESS JUSTIFIES EFFBRIANBEXPENSE ■^“ BELIEVES SOV ET ? PLAN SURE TO FAIL . HILDREN BENEFI LETTERS AWARDED BASEBALL PLAYERS 01180350 BROTHERHOOD ON MONDAY EVENING Free Clinic UNO �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 193! PAGE TWO JUDGE MC PEEK DE­ GIBES EMERSON CASE FATHER IS AWARDED OUSTODY OF HIS LITTLE DAUGHTER I tlie plaintiff, but aho by the testimony I 010111/ Ofl 01111 io’"X*^y^lx^hiS^ BAnni LU. JjHIl !could be any serious question raised: relates to the right of custody of the | daughter of the parties. Fully realizing that in the usual case It is better that, j the care of or the tne children ennaren of or tender tena-r j year* be in the mother, yet. It must t>------ ..... -------------- -I conceded that -----------there-are considerations before the Court that strongly point to I a different disposition in the instent case. The little girl is apparently an nnFRI IIUL1II U L I DEATH OP JOHN VELTE. I CLASS DAY PROGRAM AT JUNIOR HJIGH FRIDAY IDT Tlllir lUL L||UL Students In 8-2 Home Boom II L I IllL i Hold Graduation Before Go­ wiiuiu urea, i list, i ing to High School ■ REPORT FROM BILLET AT 0TTER LAKE IS VERY gave lhe following ejeas day program for the Junior High school assembly. ENCOURAGING Class Song—Farewell to Junior High LOCAL NEWS Woodland, wen pained to learn of his Mrs Emma Bush Is gaining and is that vtllage at two o'clock Monday aftpermitted to be around the house. Let Us Show You why Simplex Flexies "keep youno feet KM are Interested in day-old chick*.—Adv. Mrs. Edith Bonnell will entertain । Club No. 12 on Thursday afternoon of again. His aliment was diabetic and this week. this was complicated with heart School. (The words for which were trouble. He had u serious set back over i«,pr«UK».ur rhua, .nd hu LEGION HOSPITAL CAR. written -by M1M Hartl. . the Monday Study club on Monday at DECREE GIVES DI­ an age where she is fully able to meas-1 the usual luncheon. . ING FOR TB PATIENTS s.rtSXSS'SS’o ” VORCE TO DEFENDANT urc the attitude and conduct of those; ---------------- -- --------Our farmer readers will be Interested more recent illness. Plano Duet—ddargarct Barnett and in an article about cow testing which j Rexine Downing. Al.. S.n Tba. There .*11 Be S STS appears on Page 0 of this Issue. Class Prophecy—Rena Strlmbock, Ury of what Is called the Woodland ing These Two Institutions left at present in the custody c.t the No Alimony Ordered—Case Edltha Harrington and Walter Caukin. Mutual Insurance Company. His sound, I father,, with whom she has been stay-1 Song—Barbara Crook accompanied meet at the home of Mrs. Muriel Perry careful business management had Within Its Boundaries Attract! Much Attention ; ing the past few months. The decree.: much to do with the company's growth. i,Vila : - -- --- . ., _ . , gram opened by prayer service. There was much local interest In theLn terro«. will provide* that the custody; MSI HCCA WU(U r-K.iar nniM nt nnnr r^k.1 Speech—The Outstanding Event pf He had served his township as super­ divorce ca*c of Nina A. Emerson | lvcn llle but. without gfv! tht Childrens Billet at Otter Lak. tJje Yea r _The Bl-Centennial — By ...... -........ , t ", ,, .. . - - ----, uir Year—sue ui-venicnr.„ a,,., n _ . .to .... _ .. i.Il ttlll I concerning visor. ad well as In.other capacities. Ho Ciair B. Emerson, tried tjetorc .Tudor jua*e|1IU{ assurance future action. the three children recently, Honor Student—Hazel Caukln. . to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bechtel. 220 was a public-spirited citizen and a high McPeek not long ago. Mr. Emerson m<jy notcd ,but not in tne decree, i !aken thfre from county. and uJe; pjBno Durt-Jean Brower and Mar- E Thorn St, al Pennock hospital. The type of Christian man. He was a mem­ filed a cross bill in the ««J that developments as to the principals j al|ttwrlt!e8 rfport that the children are | pftet Barnett. little miss has been named Helen Mary. ber of the Methodist church for many Peek decides Uiat Mrs. Emerson failed ln thls warrant consider. ulng a]on? .Sp]endldly and are very Class Will-John 'Barnett and EdJunior Maccabees will meet at Macca- years. One could always count on John to sustain tite allegations of h.r bill atlon roodfficat Ion of thu order at'’ ward Batter. bee hall February 4, at 8.00 o ’ clock, for SUDDEN DEATH. Velte’s aid in any worthy movement. and that Mr. Emetaon K entitled to the anothcr time. Tlie decree will follow: During — — -------of .. 1 „ -------- .. .by. -B-l ...’s—.... 1031 a--------total of. 172 children Farewell Lola Ruth Mc- a public Installation of officers. All He was 74 years old last November. relief asked in his cross bill. The Judge findings. Mlchignn veterans were given care at, Laughlin. members please be present. Visitors Mr. Velte te survived by his wife and gave the custody of the daughter to ike , . There will be no award of alimony fhe Billet. Only children of honorably ; Farewell by 8-2's—John Adcock., welcome. one daughter. Mrs. Louis Giddings. The Monday morning at the honu# of her father for tlie present, and until clr-1 {or tjie sUpjwri of the plaintiff, but if ' discharged veterans of the World war Class Song—Jolly Freshmen—Word' Mr. and Mrs. Charles 8. Potts en­ funeral will be held tomorrow, Thurs- son. Delbert Cosgrove, near Cressey. cumjtanccs’ may warrant a mwiifl- temporary alimony heretofore ordered nre eligible for Billet care. The ehll- I by Lucille Karmes. tertained with a delightful bridge-din­ cation of that order. Hls decree in thr jias nOt tx.rn |>afd. it is the desire ot The aged soman had Just reUm her ner last Wednesday evening, and on Methodist church. case is as follows, and la dated on Jan- ] the Cour} that the amount in arrears1 nite and their average stay at the Billet • Friday Mrs. Potts was hostess at a * ** been in falling health for some time. uary 27: be fettled before the decree is signed. was five montivs. There were no deaths charming luncheon. THAT STARTED SOMETHING. i "The unfortunate circumstances ot, ln othPr WOrds. it is the Intent of the' among this family of youngsters. The. Tile fire deportment was called to Christmas cards made their first apA man's woolen suit takes about nine there parties have been puliUciy pre-; court that there be cmpllltncc with all: net gain in weight of tlie children wa* I sented in the trial, and it is my opinion I o( (h,. orders entered in live course of i; 1050 jiounds or an average of 6.11' the home of Mr. and Mrs. Keith Dan­ pearance tn the United States in 1875. pounds of wool. that no use would be served, or profit1 t|Jls *Ujt iels, 701 E. Marshall St, on Sunday pounds |wr child. Sixty-three children I gained, by tlwir recital in this opinion. |--------------- -----------------------| were fitted with glasses. 60 were given i chimney In the living room. The damAt the conclusion of the proofs. I wa. rii ra RCt/ICVM RF. '"“XS X EVERY MICHIGAN HOUSE­ satisfied that the plalntilf had failed rlLM nciicn nc. to sustain Lhe allegations of her bill, PRINTS Rev. J. w. Westbrook of Middleville, --------------------------------WIFE BANNER SHOULD ITEM USE and that lhe defendant u as entitled to I ------------ • I pieted. None of the latter were postthe relief asked in ills cross action. The '! aPcllka Commending), ot Co-, BEET SUGAR fined to ids bed with heart trouble. His “ Srt™ conclusions reached were s ‘ . condition remains about the same from ■ Michigan Michigan 1.is fortunate in having Mnunhof nnorntmn nnri Attitude Attitude Operation and only by the credible statements of the! the I such a splendid home for its dependent THIS WOULD HELP day to day. His many friends hope he defendant and by tlw admissions of1 Concerning o Pictureseligible children, for here they receive • The Michigan Film Review of Jan-!'he best of food and care and live un­ STATE’S INDUSTRIES Bom on January 20. a fine baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Story of Kalama ' uary 28 republishes the Banners com- '■ der Ideal conditions, in most cases betment about the proposed theater ad-, 'er than they would or could possibly, Glenn Densmore of Woodland zoo. She will ‘answer to name of Joan Kathleen. Mrs, Story will be remem­ 1 mission tax. in its application to small- have at h”™cGives His Experiences In We are crealures of "what we eat.” You can’t '48-.A er town, and small city theaters In This Childrens BUlet U but one ot1 bered as Wilma Knickerbocker. Her Beet Culture sisters of -----------------------Hastings visited addition i.tc the ncvicw Review reuuuiu contains the fol- j _ - ------ - - - have good, robust health with an undernourished uauiuon me ,v.. . . ! :mother —and .—--------lowing article commending the Banner Auxiliary in Michigan. Another project : Q]ejin Densmore, of Woodland. wa» tier Sunday. body. You can leave your child no more valuable for its stand, also calling attention to ,n which they ure interested is helping ; ln tjle Hann,.r office one day the ]wst I The young people of the Carlton asset than GOOD HEALTH and a strong body. Not tlie the । an<j tughly commended what tiu*| c^'>’'cr Adventist church are having the value of such community service as as. t0 provide (rents and comforts for ...... Manager Ray Branch is giving to Ha. hat ln fftVor„of growing Program each Friday evening at -|1 veterans at the American Legion Legton ha»has- niUmpr ui ,uj ................. a thought goes through the brain, not a movement tings through hls theater: I l3,lul at Battle creek. On January 14.1 sUtIIir beets, also our advocating that 7:30. The presence of all the young you make, but what goes quicker and surer if you We suggest you read the cditoriiil 1332 there were 273 patients in thi.. Michigan people buy beet sugar instead l»eople in the community and any otiier are in good health. And good health means good people in the community and any comment of the Hastings editor on th.- hospital of whom 101 were World wa.- cf of cane cane aU8ar sugar.. subject of the admission tax. There is veterans. The tenth anniversary of th.’! Mr. Densmore aMM> has had much exper- others who care to attend is requested. food—THIS IS SO TRUE THAT IN THE SCHOOLS very little mOftMhM we can add. He openlng of this institution was ob- !ence ln Browlns sU?ar bcets himself, THE DOCTORS ADVISE THAT YOUNGSTERS BE knows from cxfxTlence that sugar COMMERCIAL CLUB hits the nail on the head. If you will served on December 15. and an enjoy- [ beets are not hurtful to the soil, and GIVEN MILK, because it is the nearest COMPLETE panion that wornout expression. But able time is reported A system ot "follow-up has been ! tluit their rootlets and leaves are soil PARTY TUESDAY NIGHT the article Is more enlightening than FOOD we have. X ‘ •■ I 1 4 the me#e discussion of the tax prob­ t 'taljllrijad between the hospital and, bulldt.u. nlc piain ltw!I Ls lftr6C1) linriMei Av soon ns a father is nd- made up ot nitrogen, which it draws Big Crowd Attended Banquet lem. 31r alui moisture from th? The article shows what on exhibitor mitred, to the tuberculosis hospital. froin and Social Time—A Very who is on tils tees can mean to a com­ rtejJrare taken to place the chtldr. n 1 Rround. giving back to the soil much munity. Wiwn a newspaper will give a at, tire Billet if care outside of the 1 mere than It take* from It. Because lie Delightful Affair ; waJ interested in the culture of sugar full column of praise to the motion home te necessary. There was an unusually large at­ Visitor, are always welcome at tin. 11^.** he made a study of the system of Picture industry In general and to n ---------------- ----tendance of members and guests al tlw . _.j Am ,Tlcan Leeton local theatre In poricular. It mean* that. institution and American L«ti<m putts Post rcot-ets by „z which wult„ the ,„c beet te nourished Commercial club banquet on Tuesday ONE DRINK of UNCLEAN MILK may undo ALL the owner of that showliousc is a civic Units, are urged to visit the hos- • He carefully dug one of the plants to asset. We have preached the value of. Pltu| »or tln-t hand information. (lnd wll hCltt. long lh(. rootieu grew, evening at the Pythian Castle hall. the work of years in building up health and strength Quality I* what you really seek A program followed the splendid an exhibitor taking an active part in I Hasting* and Burry county people as jje discovered one that penetrated the In a MEMORIAL and the firm’s dinner, wiiich was interesting and en­ because it may contain tho.se deadly germs that civic a Hairs Tlie newspaper story m'weil as Legion and Unit members, j 80|j !o a ^.mcc of three feet. In tin* reputation 1* usually your chief this issue Is conclusive proof ot what! should be interested in the humanltar-. pulling of the beets these rootlets are joyable. Rev. L L. Dewey very pleas­ destroy health and undermine the bodj\ assurance or oavaininz n. we h?ve advocated *ttn *’°rk being done in both lhe Billet [Cj(- jargelj- in the ground and become ingly sang Krclsler-s "Old Refrain" and Goodnight Sweetheart," Miss Actual tests by state inspectors show that no It would be a good idea if other ex-[ hospital. , |)Uiidi rs. Florence Campbell accompanying him Thai’s how you profit in deal­ hlbttors would call upon their editors; ; Mr. Densmore stated tliat he had a on the piano. . CLEANER milk is produced anywhere than High­ ing with a firm with a reputa­ and a*k for the same co-operation tiuii I OBITUARY. dunce to prove tlie value of a beet crop William Praegcr, a teacher of bi­ lands Dairy Grade “A” Pasteurized, It is RICH and tion for professional integrity was shown by the Havtlng.s editor. The Clarence Prindle Covert, son of । as a soil builder. At one time he, sewed ology In Kalamazoo College, gave an PURE and you run no chances when you use it. Why good it can do is unlimited. ’ James and Melvina Covert, wiui born a field to oats and barley. Half of the illustrated talk on "The Landscapes of and trusta or thine** over long ----------< • *---------------at Carlton Center. Barry Co.. Mich., on , field had. the previous year, been a Michigan.” He showed views in tlw not order it? A phone will bring it to your door. years of honorable businc** deal­ METHODIST MISSIONARY UNION. November 30th. 1871 where he grew to beet field, and tlie other half liad been dune section of western Michigan, pic­ ings. The Methodist Missionary Union will young manhood, attended school, Sun- j used for ether purpose*.’ He stated that Highlands Dairy Grade “A” Milk (Pasteurized or Raw) 10c Quart. hold their February meeting with Mrs day jchool and church. He assisted! the oat and barley crop on the acre- tures of trees, etc. and traced the Highlands Dairy Grade ”B” Milk (Pasteurized or Raw) 8c Quart. changes that have taken place through J T Lombard on February 10 at 3:30 his tather.on the fann and tn the store age that had been devoted to sugar tlie years from tlie glacier age down to P. M. Following is the program: On December 25. 1892 lie was. united j beets was far more thrifty and gave a I ln t0 F0nnie Hartman, who more abundant yield than did tlie oth- the present. His talk was educational and enjoyable. "On To The Villages." illustrated les­ pasred to rest on August 3. 1893. After cr. It was not fertilized at all. The only Following the program, the company son by Group No. 5. Miss Lettie Garn, Mrs. Covert s death, he worked in benefit received by the oats and barley danced or played cards. Ironddc Bro*., Prop*. leader. many cities. On September 9. 1912 he crops was from the rootlet system and Phone 2497 • Hasting* ‘Christ Come.' to the Villages." was married to Alberta Johnson ot I the leaves from the beet crop. These OBITUARY. Chapters I 2 and 3—Mrs. W. R, Cook Coats Grove After their marriage had been sufficient to make a fine I" Uu -x Andrew Morgan Carptener, oldest son they lived three years at Carlton Ccn-; Crea*e in lhe yield ot the two cropr.i L.. Enigmas—Ml-s Lettie Gam otr of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Carptenter. ter. moving to Hastings In 1916 which the land that had raised beets the pre­ was born December 5. 1847 in Calhoun Phone 2651 Hastings, Mich. place was his home until September ficus year, proving ite nutriment al- Co., but spent the greater part of his 30. 1930 when he moved to Battle Creek [ most altogether from the air and from life in Barry county. He was married where he has resided until death came moisture in the ground, the value of to Miss Nettle Smith on January 17. on January Z!.JM2^«^the agr^of ftl the beet crop as a soil builder te evi- 1877. who died in 1878. One daughter years, 1 month and 23 days. His faith was born to this union who passed in Christ was his comfort through his Untll recently, in tlie manufacture of away in 1903. On September 14. 1870, intense suffering. He leaves to mourn beet sugar, bluing was used to bleach he was married to Miss Emqia Farr. his departure his wife, a step-mother. it, which gave a bluteh cast to beet su­ Two children were born and five others gar. Better methods have been devised, were adopted into the home. Mr. Car­ half-bmthers. Martin of Holland. so that now while beet sugar te the penter died on January 28. aged 85 Glenn of Lake Odessa, one niece. Elvn same color as white cane suwar. A I years. 1 month and 23 u.,,. --------------------- HASTINGS • MICHIGAN----------------------days. otu»<ui« Surviving Covert of Lansing. three aunts. Mrs chemical analysis show* practically no' are the widow, two daughters. Mtes "Where Better Foods Cost Less” Freeman Ford. Mrs. H. J Christ nuu. difference ■between cane sugar and beet' Nettle Carpenter. Hastings and Mr*, and Mrs D. R. Foster, all of Eaton sugar: and there te no difierence in ttie Jessie Sears. Portland. Ore., and liki We Deliver PHONE 2272 Hastings, Mich. Rapids, and hj. brother-in-law. J. V>. ( nourishment of the two kinds of su- " - five adopted children. James and Fred PROGRAM FOR THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK Johnson Funeral services were held I Kar Winslow. Battle Creek. Route Carpen­ In lUallnn II Ihr WMknn , ,j lhe ,ouM ter and Mrs. Sadie Post. Hastings, and WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY R'\ Imrt. .( > w betnusnr In­ Mrs. Nellie Dinwiddle, Cloverdale, al­ Shults, Freeport Burial In Fuller cemetery. ... i stead of cane sugar, .. it would mean that so eight grandchildren and a host of X or Hasting* many thousands of acres now devoted friends and neighbors. Funeral services DIED AT HOSPITAL. : to other crops would be needed for su- were held at the home on E. State St. ' Mrs. MolUe Carr of Morgan. ''•11' .. ________ „ e ., gar beets. That would be a.%great help Sunday afternoon, January 31 at ta-o known in this section, p.wcd away | to'the farming industry of this state o'clock. Rev. Adcock officiating. Inter­ FRIDAY—SATURDAY Thursday at Pennock hospital. Has-: Whatever helps fanning will help the ment In Oak Hill cemetery in Orange­ Pound ■ tings, agid 78. rest of us. ville. —DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM— ■ Mrs. Carr had been spending the ---------------- <»* •viiilcrs with Hastings relative; and ESSAY CONTEST ON INITIATED INTO FRATERNITY. summers tn her own home. Tins winter SUBJECT OF MEAT, Dan Gould of Hastings was initiated .'she wa.-. staying with Mr. and }!rs. Joe Announcement of the ninth annual into the Eunomlan fraternity of Mead of 411 East State Road where »h? national meat story contest for high- Michigan State College, it was an­ ■was taken ill with intestinal infiucn- -‘Chua! girls, offering university scholur- nounced by tlie society st the termi­ SUNDAY—MONDAY ; ;a four Weeks ago. In getting out of bed ■ 'hips as major awards, has Just bfen nation of “Hell Week" last Tuesday. ’ one night, she fell, injuring herself, and; made *° teachers of home economics in There was a slightly lesser number Lux or Palmolive Bars I next day was taken to Pennock hoc-! schools of Michigan and through- of. new members taken in by the twen­ ■ I jiltul. Gangrene developed and her c,,t lllf country. This event is sponsor-; ty campus fraternities than last year. , I death followed. crt b-v 'be National Livestock and This decrease is attributed to tire de­ Van Camp's Chili Con Carne, 2 cans 25c ,! One sister, Mrs. Jim Harrv. and one M,nt Board with the co-operation of pression. "Hell Week" this year was COMEDY—"The Fantc'ls On" and Latest Newscast brother. Oliver Bolton, oi Hastings. th? u- 8. Department of Agriculture little more than a name. The require­ Apricots, No. 2l/2 tins.............................. 22c ’' survive tand a number of agricultural colleges. ments placed upon initiates are becom­ ’ The remains were taken to her home'*1 tlo5e 0,1 Matcb 15. Premier Ripe Olives, large tins .... 20c ing less rigorous every year at Michi­ > nt Morgan Friday for a prayer service. Teachers look upon the contest as a gan State College, This more human COUPON—TUESDAY—NIGHT > at her request. This was held Sunday ‘'••a««Ul aid to them In leaching their attitude is becoming prevalent among kiat 1 JO. follow.il by services at the meal r?urre.’. according to its spon- the universities and colleges oil over iwe pwk**.church. with Rev. Willitt officiating |tor*- biudente are required to ayite; | the country. ’ । Mr* Lykin* tang with Mtes Amy Hart- • c 3a>’’ ■'°mc Ph»»e of the subject of । Gould is a member of the Freshman •I woU as acconuiainst -Nashville News. Bntl ,he r“e*reh required in or­ I class, and Is enrolled In the division or ALSO AESOP'S FABLE , iat_________ | dcr to write these essays tend* io ! Business Administration. > PASSING OF MRS. ALBERT broaden their knowledge of the sub­ DEATH OF REV. HATCH. . BESSMER ON FRIDAY. WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY—FRIDAY Word <as received early this Wed, M... Pound | Pound Waite of the Midden death in the night Pound of Rev. Frank Hatch oi Muskegon, who 'I family residence on Wot Walnut St . PASSING OF MRS. FRED KEECH. was so well known in this county. For 1toc , at the age of 40 years. 11 mouttu anti, Mrs. Fted Keech. (Ruth Johnsoni , several years Rev Hatch served tlie 20 days. During her long Illness, every aged 47. passed away Tuesday morning, Methodist circuit here making a large cure had been given her but to no avail I at her home In Battle Creek alter a She Is survived by her husband, two j year s Illness. She was the steler of; Hous and faithful pastor, always ready SATURDAY ONLY sons and one daughter in her Unmi - Ross Johnson of this city, and a fornur' and willing to do whatever task came ! diate family, .The funeral wa* held at I resident litre. Surviving also are the -DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM— cw^. u. 1 tire hon.e on Monday afternoon at twe , husband and one daughter. Funeral Since leaving Hastings he has been o'clock. Rev. 5, A. McNulty officiating . services will be held on Thursday at1 doing Sunday school work in the stale u> Burial in Riverside. Mr». Bessnrer was 2:00 4». M, at the St. Paul English Lu- and was singularly successful. kindly, happy anti very hospitable bj j theran church on Illinois St., Battle ^tylexies Sronsida Jhoa Co. SUGARBEETSARE SOIL BUILDERS Good Health Invariably Means Good Food RUN NO CHANCES WITH THE MILK YOU USE! Quality and Integrity Hastings Monument Works Highlands Dairy ROBT. COOK, Prop. *♦ 1 Feldpausch’s Friday and Saturday Specials at CTEAND’THEATRF HEINZ RICE “TRADER HORN’ FLAKES BUTTER Z3C ‘The Squaw Man” and “Compromised’ ♦ ♦ 2^^ / Booth Tarkington’s Story of ♦ ♦ ♦ “Penrod and Sam” 2I( Rinso Ham Ends Spare I Ribs IOC 1 ♦ Beef Kettle Roast* Chunk Bacon DELIVERIES AT & AND 10 A- M. i , John Gilbert in “The Phantom of Pari»”~> Pig Liver Marie Dressier in “Emma” Sc 5c lie : ALSO 3 P. M. DAIL1 ♦♦ s»a#»ooaoMssM*a»»a»o»o»»»< Marian Marsh in “Under Eighteen’’ and X nature and lud many meads who did Creek. and the remain* will be brought of paralysis from the effects of which all they ceuld tor her during hlrlto this city for Interment In Rr.trudt lie never fully recovered. months, ci tu-kots. An obituary will cemetery, lhe bereaved one. have the No funeral arruigeuMute • have yet be printed next seek. . sympathy of their friend*. 1 been rnkde. I Winnie Lightner in “Side Show* ALSO MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON �THE HASTING*! BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 3, IMt Sunday, February 7. Church Day; j Monday. February 8th. School Day; . Tuesday. February 9th, Advancement Day; Wednesday, February 10th. Home Day; Thursday. February 11th, Parent , Institution Dav; Friday, February 12th,! PRAIRIEVILLE ORGANIZES. Civic Good Turn Day; and Saturday,1 Wednesday evanlng. January 27. Mr. February 13th, Window Display Day. 1 This Is the plan ot celebration and, HASTINGS CAGERS LOSE we urge that every .parent, pastor,' met leader, teacher and Scout unite in TO CHARLOTTE 23-17 Mr an4 Mr Shafer, field executive, .■ I with men from Prairieville and the making this Birthday the ''Bc*l Ever.” Marsh Genter Rrnrea IQ Hammond, keystone sacker for (surrounding country, relative to the Marin, center, Scorei > 3 ' lhe a„ cm»>Woi«. win i>i.r uw lormiiam el . troop in umt wi. nPoints Por Visitors—H. H. 8. , mow position on the Second Ward-mettin* was held at the homa-nf Fll | Second Toam Wlna 21 S team for 1932, If he enter* lhe series* “nd Lloyd Llndx^y. Mr. Herbert . Dccona rnm wins Al-tJ I this spring- If Hammond'S amateur’Morehouse wa* elected chairman of the 1 Unable to hold down the accurate (,tanijing remain* unchanged, he will ‘n»P committee, with Floyd SHelp, shooting of Marsh. Charlotte center. [ p|ay wlth IUjl fornu,r teammates ini Fred Smith. Lee Nottingham and: ONE BIG GROUP H t, oktiU'c American Legton Junior League fJamea Nevins members The comOne Big Group Ladies* 33 to 17 In a game here Friday evening.; diminution aerie*. imiUee will meet this week to arrange | Ladies' Hi Black Cloth and Misses’ 1-Snap Marsh-scored 12 of the 23 point* for| Mcl jncOb, Nelf Adair and Duane ’tor a troop meeting place and apixilnt (Continued from page onei Automatic FastenerGaloshea Chsrtottc and in ■4<UUon controlled' MUler lnneWer». will play with the i“»e Scout Master, Mctly all Ball Band* qq the tip-off throughout lhe game,Tin rn uara ward wniramca c.ntralite. in in city com-! -----------w-nd her .'.mall .-.mall ir.RHn-. . ,7 enure . city com— —“ mother who used to rend .....__ .... . . ....... ■ ITaRttnsfR rawM ,inf tit, a emd HcSit I pctlUon bul ...... W1U alio pIay wlth lht ,cl' A FVTVBfc SCOUT. 'children to a niral reboot where they ft;—' Broun or lilac k ,ef mtn ln thc Ln«*w "rt“I We ‘"wratutate Mr. and Mrs.Tlarold , had to walk a mile and a half, pan In J5Jg -r£i? Suv<n Pl-yed second. Rosenberger of Freeport upon the birth Gf the way over M-37. said Ure other th !baac ,or the Eal1 8ldcr5 wln Probity of “ prospectfvr "boy scout." Mr. day; 'I am so pleaM-d with the bu-rei' h, 2 ' ** n,ked t0 m>n*Kr the Centrulltes this jRosenberger is Scout Master of Troop j who my children had to walk t<> trying hard to Win but even though Every effort will be made toHtarti No. 78 of Freeport and the boys under 'school 1 ured tn worry about thetr bcChildren a teanu ln the Clty Lra«ue thu! Ws l«»dcr»hlp with Orr.o Knowles as- i mg run over by care. My anxiety did iya«v one Dasxet. me uxat resun wren t yvar Announcement of player-mana-1 stetant. have been making rapicPprog-I not end until they actually reached I ■■ Due to the late/now we are Rood enough tomake up for the ac- j Bger an<j captains will be made later in ress. All of the new Scouts have pas*ed home again. Now the buw, call here CUi^ Ithe *pr,R«-( thdr t^rrloot teats and Troop 65 of , for -hem and return them promptly overloaded with Rubber * Pre,lm|narygame the Hastings | j-pe athletic committee of lhe Law- Middleville. L. R. Beeler. Scout Muster, after school. *o I have erased to worry Footwear. We are taking no rence J. J Bauer Bauer Post. P**'- Amertcsn American D-glon. U>gton. gave ceremony Wr about them." thMn Thu woman wo!r,an gnd lu.r —■=--------. .T"—i ।rence »...» the —investiture -------- ---------------------This and her resents 21 to 8. Howard lead the entire. n.Te charxe of last yekr's chsm- hope that every member of Troop <8 husband were at first opposed to lhe chances; we are going to un­ scoring with four goals and a free ptonahlp team. Allync Warner. Wayne as well as all the Tenderfoot Scout* in ccnrolldated school, but now realize it« One Group of Ladies' load now, regardless of cost throw while Klebrum made the anly!8ny*.r and po^miy one or two other the county will be ready to receive their benefits. Light Weight or profit. Make this your goal fo.- Charlotte | dty league players will be used to " J *" *“"* — - *• . -pjp buwiev arc not only regular, but One of the best games of the eve- strengthen the squad. Snyder's *i>ccd Honor very soon. rubber headquarters and they arc orderly. The driver- are good nlng was the contest between the 8-1 makes him a valuable outfield man and man. who have thc same authority on Save Money! and 8-Y quintets in which the Warner shows promise of making a WOODLAND BLOWS THE BUGLE. the bus that a school teacher ha* in finally won out 15-5 after two other first-rate twirler. Thursday night, January 28, Troop, the school roam. Each driver has '., (“We Can Prove It”) contests liad resulted in ties. ' «ar 79 of Woodland. Forest Roc. scout i*"" - “a certificate —““----- *' ■ ■ anti - must have of •health master, enjoyed a short test passing | have a good reputation. Tlw transpor­ I WOODLAND CAGE TEAMS Men's and Boy*' Heavy Fann | DEFEAT VERMONTVILLE hike. The destination was unknown to tation seem* to work very Mtixfaetarily the Scouts until their arrival. Special emphasis was placed upon the outdoor The people of Middleville and pf the Day, If. \... 1 Boy, Win 08.11, Olrl, 28 7— Second'Class tests; cooking, fircbuild- township are appreciating the value of Marsh, c. ... ing. pacing, tracking, knife and hatchet, the school gymnasium, where enter­ White Solei 0 Games With Sunfield, St. Greenman. r etc. A great amount of enthusiasm re­ tainments and theatricals ure held NOW, Pair Sundecn, 1g. 21 Philips This Week garding scouting in general and Ulis The trouble seems to be £hat. whlfr BALL“I Woodland eagers won two contests hike in particular was greatly Increas­ Touu ................................ " B 7 4 from Vermontville In games played at ed a heiT the troop purchased a bugle cd two or three time*. When there wer? Ladies' Black or Brown from headquarters which was deliver ­ Final score: Charlotte—23. Hastings i Woodland Friday evening. The boys' basket ball or other contests In th? One Big Group Ladies* ” | team scored a 68-11 victory while the ed Thursday afternoon and C. J Bor­ gymnasium, the gallery rents were and Children's G. F.T. F.’girls’ team won.25-7. So far this reason, num. troop committeeman and superin­ Inadequate and temporary scats wereHastings both of there quintets have not been tendent ot the Woodland school, made placed upon the stage which could Kennedy. r! the corridors ring, showing the Scouts be removed after the game. In this defeated. Lechleltner. F1r»t Grade.The Woodland girls failed to score In how it should be doi<c. way comfortable resting for specta­ Boyes, l.f. Fleece Lined. tors was Increased conUderably. There the first quarter of their game but McMillan. I-adlrs', 3U*«c*. from then on established a lead that DEMONSTRATION OF*ARCHERY. Is still nred for more room in tlie gym Adair, c. Children'*. All MEN’S FIRST GRADE H. H. Stroud, archer from Wayland, It is hojx*d the room may be enlarged was never thtatened. Kennedy, c. DRESS RUBBERS XUC In the boys' game. Woodland started who was In attendance nt thc annual later on. Snyder, rg. The new school has already proven All Su«. *nd All Ono Price UV with a rush and maintained an over­ meeting and rally. Monday. January Raid!. rg not only as a school whelming lead throughout tlie contest. 25th. at Hastings, visited the Woodland its value, James. l.g. This week Friday the Woodland eag­ school nt thc invitation of Don Gager, but as a community center. The er* are scheduled to play Sunfield, assistant scout maspw^artd showed the gymnasium affords a convenient placi j Total Men's Men Heavy All-Kubbcr All-Rubber _ _ A there, and on Saturday. St. Philips, scout* and boya'lnttrested. different for community gatherings. People from I Men's Heavy bow* and types of farrows, as well as lhe village and from the rural district.; there. Herewith arc details of the Vermont­ explaining the procedure in the mak­ havq. a (ar better opportunity to get I ing of a bow. Mr. Stroud stressed thc together and get acquainted with each I ville game: Importance of a thorough knowledge other, and a finer and much morej After the opening week of play. Vermontville Woodland1 of tlie various woods and the Identifi­ helpful community spirit is being Hube Cook's bowling team Is leading j Gardiner The success of tire reixool ahd Shorn o cation of trees and shrubs. This work created. NOW its value os a community center have’ In tlie Rotary club tournament with a , Wilson w Hynes Is a part of the boy scout test* and total of ten points. Close behind comes I Wood._| Johnson every scout should be thoroughly at already so impressed themselves upon home In the woods and out on tha trail. the people ot Thomapplc township John Wooton-* team with nine point* Rnw-on Long . NEXT TO MYERS' 5 a»d 10c STORE RED or BLACK and Bob Walton's team with eight j Mr. Stroud explained how the back and the village that all opposition Is points. Then dropping down a few (_ . bar and undesirable wood In the mak­ disappearing. The folk* are finding 109 W. State St. *:* Hastings, Mich. Others for >1.98 notches comes Ou* Brower's rollers jScorc by fluarter’” ing of a bow, had to be seiMirated from that in this new school plant they have ’ HEAVY RED SOLES the good in such a manner that the a wonderful community asset. with two point* and the team of Clyde .. Wileox with one. (VernwalvUle .... grain was not broken so as to lessen Tlie five teams now competing were j Woodland ............. the strength ot the finished bow. OBITUARY. Archery has been for a number of matched according to average IndividReferee: Bond, Frank Klnne, youngest son of Hiram' ■ SOUTH GUN LAKE. • Jones of Grand Rapids. WOODBURY, year* nn important part In the pro­ and Laura Kinne. was bom in Syracuse. ual score so that the team' score In Girls*. The last week in January 1932 and Spikier i* recovering from a Miss Margaret Howell and brother, each case was theoretically thc same J Vermontville Woodland gram of handicraft and field day con­ New York. November 16. 1861 and I Seth Grinage was planting onion; broken rib. William, of Muskegon spent Saturday In tlie first three mutches, thc team Inman RT. Rogcrr tests at Camp Ben Johnston, where parked nwny at hla home In Hasting'; ' ground. । Mr. and Mrs. John Beattie and famwith their aunt. Mrs. Dora DeCamp tn averages differed by only a few points. I Hawkins Barnum a number of scout* have In the past January 27. 1932. at the age of 72 Woodbury. thc highest being 153 8-15 and thc low-* Aldrich Murphy made excellent bows and become very years, 2 months. 11 days. When but a; Mrs. Bell Brophy, who has been visit- »y and Mr “nd Mrs. Win Matteson John Grant is suffering with blood ing Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spicklcr of . “nd daughter Doreen enjoyed the ' I Thompson R-C. Hilbert proficient in the handling of the same. small Ijoy his parents came to Michi­ poison in his left hand. Under the scoring system of the Frey R-tf Curtis gan first settling near Battle Creek and I Gun lake ha* returned to her home in.dance at OrangeviLe Friday night. SPEAKS BEFORE P. T. A. Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis and tournament, five pointe are given to the Weaver Hynes Thursday evening. January 28. Mr. later on they moved on to a farm near! Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Carlton and Mr. and Mrs. Prank Bpickler visited Mr. Grand Ledge Saturday. team having high total of pins, one Score by quarters: Mesdames Maggie Grint. May Shafer spoke at the P. T. A. meeting Hastings where he lived forty years, and Mr-., Percy Ross were the guests of “nd Mrs. Morns England last Thurapoint per game to the winning team, later moving to Hastings where he re­ Winters, Dora DcCamp and Bird of the first ward school taking as his one point for the highest individual Vermontville sided when he passed away. He was Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Harper of Plain- day night Scheller met at the home of Mr*. topic "Our Boy.” The program period score of the evening, and one point for Woodland .. Chas. Carlton and Percy Ros* are Roxie Schelter. Thursday afternoon . .0 10 5 10—23 of the meeting was of a Scout nature first married to Mary Youngs, who well last Thursday. team having the highest collective Mr. and Morri.* England. Mrs. drawing dirt and filling a lot for James passed away several years ago. Nearly • and T. S. K. Reid, scout master of ten years ago he married Samantha | Electa Englintd and Mrs. Alice Hard- Daugherty of Kalamazoo, who has a and helped tic two comforts. single game score. This makes a maxi­ Troop 71, was tn charge. mum of ten pointe per game passible. Mead. He leaves his devoted wife, who i Ing visited C. W. and Mrs. Elizabeth cottage at Gun lake. BANNER ANT ADVS. PAT. Individual avcragesxto date for the Ims tenderly.cared for him. Severn!, UHC SECRETARY. ten highest men are s* follows: Robert Friday evening, January- 29. at the nephews and nieces and other rein-1 ^Walton, 174; Hube Cook. 171; Dave By winning seven games In Monday Barryvillc 4-H club meeting. Mr. tires, besides a targe circle of friends, i Goodyear, 165; Charlie Leonard. 160; evening's card tilt, Dick Foreman in­ Shafer, at the request of Arthur Lath­ Having been a good neighbor and of a Kim Sigler. 159: John Wooton; 158; creased his lead over hi* nearest op­ rop. leader, met with the club and ex­ cheerful disposition ho will be grcatly Clyde Wilcox, 158; Harold Newton. 157; ponent to three games. Clyde Schll- plained the rural scouting Idea. The mlsscd in the community where hr Will Field. 157; and Gus Brower. 156. haneck who was trailing Foreman by Iz>ne Scout Tribe composed of boys lived. Funeral services were held Fri­ Matches scheduled for this week are; only cne game a week ago Is now three living too far apart to meet weekly; day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Wall­ Wootons vs Waltons, and Cooks vs. games behind him but is still In second the Farm Patrol, when there are un­ dorf! funeral home. Rev. B. J. Adcock Wilcox. Next week there are the fol­ place. Tiie standings are now, Foreman der eight boys to take advantage of the officiating. Interment at the Striker lowing matches: February 8. Browers first with 26 games. Schllhaneck sec­ Scout program and the individual Lone cemetery. vs. Waltons; February 10, Cooks vs. ond with 23 and Walt Lewis third with Scout who has ven' little chance of Wootons; and February 12. Waltons vs. 21 games. ONE-TIME FORTS. contacting other scouts near his home. Wilcox. Minneapolis. Omaha and Vancouver Lloyd Storer made a strong bld for These three plans give rural boys all placing |n Monday evening's tucc by op)x>rtunlties to avail themselves of In the earlier days were named Port MIDDLEVILLE FIVE winning nine of his tan games to suc­ scouting and while engaged in their Snelling. Fort Dodge and Fort Moody. ceed In winning the evening's prize box various farm project* receive recogni­ respecHjrely. BEATS SARANAC 25-22 of candy. Storer's gross is 17 wins out tion from the Boy Scouts of America. of thc 40 games played. H. Benson of the National Scout KThornapple - Kellogg Reserves The Lodge club rooms ore now open O. headquarters in charge of Rural Scout­ every evening. Lodge members should ing is the man who founded the 4-H Lose 9-3 — Independents feel free to take advantage of this club work and who. at present, is work­ Defeat Martin 49-16 privilege. -• ing very hard to have every club and Middleville basketeers defeated Sar­ Next Monday-erfhlng, February 8. Is group of rural boys enjoy the program anac 25 to 22 In a game In the Thom- the evening settlor thc fifth crlbbage of scouting as well. apple-Keltogg High school Friday eve­ match. Mort Hill, county clerk. Is the chair­ ning. Topp of Saranac and Williams of man of Rural Scouting for Barry coun­ LACEY. Middleville tied for high number of ty and is assisted by a very fine com­ CASH PRICES basket* made with four each. mittee. Any boy 12 years of age or over PRICE EACH PRICE PAIR In the preliminary game the Saranac: ular session Thursday. February 11 for wlio I* Interested In becoming a Lone Reserves defeated the Thornapple High a six o'clock supper Instead of a din­ Scout or in the formation of a larger ner meeting followed by n program group is urged to write or see Mr. Hill Reserves by a 9 to 3 score. Following the High School games the given by the Consumers Power Co. or Mr. Shafer at Hastings and a per­ Middleville Independents defeated the ’who will give moving pictures begln- sona! interview will be arranged. FIRESTONE tires and bat­ Martin Independent* 49 to 18. The M. W. of A. ot the Uicey Camp C. A. BALCOMB SPEAKS. teries are guaranteed FOR Herewith are details pf the first-team Mr. T. Ben Johnston. Area Executive, (have made arrangements with Otis game: LIFE against defects in both Ketcham for the hall for a dance the brought C. A. Balcomb to the Lions Middleville workmanship and material. 0 evening of February 13. Pot luck sup­ club this week. Mr. Balcomb is a past Williams. rX . . per. Bring your own table service. president of the Battle Creek Lions ■? Parker, i f -I Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Miller and son. club and a member of the executive . Everett, and a niece of Mrs. Miller's. committee of the Battle Creek Aren _; MUdret) Norton of Grand Rapids, were Boy Scout Council. His address dealt . Bixler, Ur. 1 Bunday guests with Mr. and Mrs Wil­ with scouting and Ils program of SENTINEL liam Rhodes of Hastings. Miss Norton dtlsenxhlp training and character Totals building. Sporting Items Boy Scout News Rubber Footwear Plan, Under Way For Daseoail Mateties SUCCESS JUSTIFIES EFFORT ANO EXPENSE SNOW and COLD WEATHER mean WARM, DRY FOOTWEAR for your feet. Protect Your Health Now. BUY NOW! At LOWEST PRICES Since the war! Cloth Galoshes Cloth Galoshes V4­ NOTE! Storm Boots Dress Rubbers 37c Work Rubbers 99c Automatic Fastener Galoshes Cloth Automatic Fastener Arctics $j39 $1.74 Nive Rotary Teams Begin Bowling Series They Were $2.98 ARcfics HORTON’S $<•69 Underselling Shoe Store Rubber Boots $*•98 Foreman Holds Lead In K. of P. Tourney Tire Prices Are Down Greatest Tire Values Ever Offered! Greater Value Than the PRICE Would Indicate! Tirestone Oldfield Type GUARANTEE Firestone Saranac ANNIVERSARY WEEK. Anniversary Week, February 7-13, 1832. This Is the big week for scouts and leaders in America each year. This year we celebrate lhe 22nd birthday of scouting in the United States and we recall how W. D. Boyce of Chicago was Total helped by an unknown boy In uniform ONE AND ALL. who simply did his "good turn" gladly, child is securely well until all children willingly and then dropped from the scout....... doing— his are well; no child securely happy until .picture. ---------- This --------------. duty as K.. ...____ I all children are happy; no child secure1 outlined by scouting, through an . act_ lipgood education until all children °r service to Mr. Boyce who was lost Friday evening the Hinch Brothers!’! have the opportunity tor a good educa- 10 * London fog, has been the founda­ Independents went to Karoo to play tion. If enough of us believed in this, ll°n upon which boy* and men for the the colored Olanta there. The local hard enough, we might be able to do Ia-'t 32 5rcars have built their lives as boys tost in the last quarter after lead- ,something about it.”—Barbara W.' scoute- This boy of the past In ecouting throughout the game. The final Bcurjaily, in Progressive Education. I ln« challenges you of the present to score was 25-20. On Saturday evening --- «« » ~ I carry on the traditions and duUea of WASTED WIND. | scouting so that all lives with whom affair from the Battle Creek Steam It costs aljout 82 a foot to make you contact are better and stronger Pump. 35-13. news reels. j thereby. Lowrey .. Wyman. If, Topp. c Hindi Quintet Wins, Loses Over Week-End . A T FOR AN Rev. Maveety, a retired minister of “ Battle Creek, conducted the services at the Briggs church Sunday morning for Rev. Harol Dixon who has been real sick lhe put week with infection In his face. __ AU Wool Stylish Patterned Perfectly Tailored SUIT! McCall Bros Tailors Battery 4.40-21 4.50-21 / 4.75-19 5.25-18 5.25-21 5.00-19 $4.79 $ 9.3O 5.43 10.54 6.33 12.3X 7.53 14.60 8.15 15.88 6.6S 1X9O 13-PLATE $e$s 1O% DISCOUNT On Firestone (Sentinel Type) Tires! Andrus Battery & Electric S Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2240 ' i. �TOE BABTtWg BAKNKB. wnHBSDAr. rVBltCABY I. IMS The Hastings Banner1 Opinions; — What Others Say mu,.«t.n» yjras anJ stable source of ------- appears Hut farms and still fundamentally sound. "fann problem" so much that entire industry has literally been an inferiority complex. Land limited in order that so government cost does not I fall to farmers. This and a strict econin thc management of government *, u, uur ool to do away with some of the objection­ able radio advertising. The senator is' right False teeth for breakfast, bally­, hoo for rheumatism cure for lunch andI cut rate on women's coats for dinner 1* Just too much. Ttic present-day radioJ program collection, from seven in the■ morning until ten at night, is a strange 1 sLrrM Ollt-of-DoorS Planting of Fingerlings A Good Work Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday Special Clearance Sale of Bportaman Co-Operate TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Rearing-Pond Needed , Thc arclUtect has completed plans More than ow-half million flnierHospital, work on Ung* were planted In Barry county wllle11 commence early next spring. l.k^ during t93l*iaccord!^ n^w^lXuro^e^T DUTCHESS TROUSERS of J L. Brass, overwer of the 8tata »nd John Daw^m constitute the build­ Fish Hatchery located here. The exact number was 581.450. all of which were; 8hlriejr Me*dfingerling* ranging from one to five . J ...... inches in lenoth Paul Garrison of lensing visited Most ot th^planung was done under ■ “4? *** w supervision of a committee from the /r^*wJS**Nhf« th^rak enT hOme equanzau n M|np llomM getting . turned off a; Hastings Commercial club consisting of W. \N fees, farm boards or any other price good b;t Of the time.—The Northville Frank Andrus, chairman, Dan WalloA'hA„A d"thJ boosting "dreams." As a matter of fact Record. dorff and George Miller. Many other' W N' ChkksUr and friends. members also assisted with the work other U friend*, CHARACTER AND CONVERSATION. Bupt. and Mrs. Keyworth. Mr. and by law. Any claims and furnished automobiles and trailers ■ . The English continue to be a peculiar Mrs. Robert Walton and Mr. and Mrs to the contrary are simply oolittcal Abroadi they httXe a reputation to transport thc cans of Angerllngs. C. W. Clarke accompanied the debating sophistries. A definite limit c/ fte land for arrogance, or. nt least, for utter in- The Home Lumber Company and the team to Kalamazoo Thursday evening. jo MmoKia a*4 Kmo- I tax and buslneu-llkc management in difference to foreign criticism. At home Universal Garage put truck* at the Mrs. Walton remaining over for lhe disposal of the committee. . >n» ■»' U. Of the total Angerllngs planted, selves and their dearest institutions, anall<!st local unlla whflt ,,W and to talk as though everything Eng- 276.000 were supplied by Mr. Brasi farmer needs worse than anything else. H*h were going to the dogs America from thc local ponds while 284.800 perch Angerllngs were received from meets bad times with an exaggerated outside. The total plantings were as ! optimism; England meets tlwm with WORTH READING. follows: Large mouth baas. 20.660; Beginning this week we arc publish- exaggerated fiesslmLMn. She made a small mouth bass. 7.400; blue gllh. truly heroic effort In the great war; | mg the first installment of the survey 248.100; and perch. 284.800. These she was the only belligerent nation JOB PRDrrutq. I of Michigan taxation as given by Tom that honored Its debts without a mur­ planting* were distributed among 47 i Conlin. editor of thc Crystal Palls Dla- mur. and now she is shouldering a of the county's two hundred fishing lakes. • Uhl u U, Ind d Lwk ui ).k pnai mond jjrtu the Michigan Press large part of Europe's financial bur­ During 1931, according to Mr. Brass, ' ' Association. Since the analysis is de- den* Her writers and speakers rarely the total fingerling production of the HOW LONG? I tailed and complete, we decided to remind her of these facta. They prefer State Hatchery here was 850.125. This to tell Iter that her day is done, that mean* that Barry county received Hastings city has a government of ■ break the text up into. three division* ______ w_._ her national character is declining, slightly more than 30 per cent of the which it can be proud. Its finances are I which-will be published on consecutive that her captains of industry are in­ cutput. Mr. Bras* also states that sup­ being handled in a head on competent, that she has-forgotten the ply of fingerlings received from the ocing tmuuicu nanaieu U. in • a thoroughly uwrougmy business ousine^ | »'eek* under a three-column uqxib secrete of sport, that her public tradi­ like manner and taxpayers should have1 our front page. All these interested in tion. always an imposture.''is now cx- hatchcry for Barry county lakes was larger during 1931 than ever before. little cause for complaint concerning taxallon and government economy, posed; and the average Englishman During 1930 tlw hatchery furuUhed the the disposal of their tax money. Il is should read every word of this splendid absorbs Utesc wailing* with a sort of county with 257.200 fingerlings. , Bloomy enjoyment. The latest Jcrtprobable, too, that the government analysis thoroughly. Herewith is a detailed list of the • ■ -----------------mlah is Mr. W. W. Vaughn, heudmasplantings In the various lakes here in here will continue to be ably managed EDUCATION. I ter of Rugby School, who declared, at the county: M.n>- ilrnn « InM the .ub-1 • to "'U!U' , . , । gence of England was at a very low be induced to accept the responsibility , Ject of education discussed but never fbb ,nd u eMentul Mme_ of office, and so long as the people hen so splendidly as in a talk given by thing should be done to raise It—they arc wide awake in their demands for Prof. John L. Brumm, head of the had yet to discover the art of developgood government. These last two con­ School of Journalism at the Unlverintelligent thought in schools" Mr. siderations are interdependent. •Uv ui#K<nn Swfnr# . m##Knr Vaughn finds a grim danger signa! in sity of Michigan, before . ........ .... Im< wa I DESTRUCTIVE TAXES In order to meet the government deficit a part of Washington official­ dom seems to be exerting itself more to And new ways of taxing Industry and the general public than to reduce the volume of federal expense. A tax on automobiles is being con­ sidered that will neutralize all the eco­ nomies that producers have effected within the past three years to bring the cost of manufacture down and so stimulate trade. The automotive Indus­ try 1* a key industry. Anything that the Michigan Press Association re- i which are the resort of lazy minds. His ccnliy. Edncatlpn is popularly regard- remedy seems to lie in the improveed as a short cut to positions yielding n'rnt of convereatlon, and Iw invited 10c a Button $1 a Rip! $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 $4 95 Values, Your Choice -L the Kerr cottage at Gun Lake for a Misses Mabel and Evadenc Martin, who are away teaching, spent the week end with Mr. and Mr* John Martin. Al Bessmer was given a complete $3.75, $4.00, $5.00 Values, Your Choice given a decided boost at a party in his honor. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Great Interest Is being shown in lhe coming poultry show in this dty. which $^)95 $5.50, $6.00, $6.50 5095 Values, Your Choice O were poultrymen of Barry county more In earnest and determined to make the soclatlon are on the alert for every­ thing that can work to thc advantage of the exhibition, a* they have ever been, and ready to sacrifice the time and effort to Insure tlie success of the show. The Hastings Musical Concert Com­ pany are busy rehearsing for their first concert which will be held in Reed's Opera House on Thursday evening. February 8. W. R. Kuenzel. director, and the musicians are planning to give citizensofa concert of a higher athe meeting thp of grade crosswQrd than any ever before given by local talent Tlie contest played by members of the local whist club Tuesday evening resulted as follows: Osborn and Mead, plus 9. Parker and Severance, plus 72. Ironside and Hubbard, minus .2. Myers and Daniels, minus ,6. Pryor and Roberts, minus 1. Dooley and Boules, minus IB. Stuart and Pancoast, minus IB. OtL* and Otis, minus 2.4. Huffman and Hayes, minus 38. Stebbins and Doyle, minus 4 A. DUTCHESS WARANTEE You may wear a pair for two months—if a button comes off we will pay you 10c—if they rip we will pay you $1.00! puc>s. SEE WEST WINDOW .tounto w ra. u wrong. Prof. Brumm believe*. believes. EducaEduca-1, Hp contra,^ the conversation ot an wromr tlon should be regarded simply as a Englishman and >-^enchman: thc means of cultivating appreciation for English were .unsociable because they literature, arts, science and music; never developed /intelligence in talk Here Mr Vaughn .seeks to change the thus adding to the wealth and richness national character.'and that, we must of living. These are qualities of which fear—or hope—i* an impossible task. disagree with hl* view that------lhe one can never be robbed. Prof. Brumm I Wc------------------------------------Illustrated the futility of concentrating' Englishman's taciturnity at meal time* "^/talki one's whole energy on the accumulation THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. lellectual laziness. A Frencliman talks of wealth by citing the fact that forty- well because he gives full play to his The Middleville Post G. A. R. and Monday. If law and order can not be families are spending the day in the enforced in this dty. then nil law­ two men committed .sujclde in-a single emotions. An Englishman.-naturally a city as guests of Fitzgerald Post. shy [M-rson. distrusts hi* emotions, abiding citizens had better move out have a harmful reaction in a number day in one city because of financial keeps them under strict control, and so Nearly 100 couples participated in the and let the rougik* run the town. of Industries, and so prolong unemploy­ reverses. With money gone, these men is a poor talker. The inference there second dancing party given by the A lodge of Odd Fellows will be in­ Twentieth Century Club at the audi­ stituted by Geo. M. Dewey, special ment. Before any such law adding to had nothing left—no spiritual torium last evening. deputy, on Monday evening. February tlw tax burden of the public is passed reserve* on which to call. The cultural non jequitur which has misled many ■ The school building at Nashville wav 5. nt Woodland center. All members of people to their heavy cost. — Irish ; I’ -tur i side of their lives had been so neglected by Congress. every effort should be entirely destroyed by fire at 3:00 o'clock that lodge in good standing are cor­ Times. made to see that governmental expense that tlie draining of wealth left them yesterday morning. dially Invited to be in attendance. Tlie LaSeue.-. Minn., school recently is' reduced to a minimum. If figures entirely empty. Thc value of education The Reform club will hold a Union with thc broad vistas of appreciation it won the championship tn debate for meeting at Union Hall on Sunday eve­ mean anything there is plenty of room the third congressional district of that ning. for economy. More Federal employees unfolds can not be measured In term.', The essay read before thc Pioneer are on the governmental payroll today of dollars and cents. and Mrs. C. H.. Bauer of this city, is Tul»l« ..... •-•O.BJO 7.400 9M.100 384.800 superintendent of that school and is to Society at their late meeting by Mrs. titan ever before, except during war­ Amos Wakefield, Is printed on tlie first A QUERY. Resort owners and fishermen espe- be congratulated for his success. time. and are receiving higher remun­ Each week in his Northville Record,! dally will receive benefit from this co­ The expansive smile on O. F. Chld- shall print nfext week the essay by Cal­ eration on the average. In spite of the Editor Baldwin asks a question of. operative work between Mr. Brass and THE way to gain a vin Hill, Esq. These essays are inter­ fact that the cost of living has de­ more than passing interest. Usually! the committee from the Hasting* Com­ streets Monday morning was the source esting to every early settler of the good reputation is creased considerably within die past mercial club. Except for similar activi ­ of no little comment, and tlie cause county, and are printed by request of they are of the hom^pun variety but to be what you deties carried out in tlw past, it Is prob­ of it was found to be the arrival of an three years. If Congress is so disposed always they are thought provoking. In 8 1-4 pound daughter at his home the able that most lakes In the county It could save this country many mil­ tlie last Issue, for example, was the' would be entirely "fished out" by now. evening before. Mother and child are lions of dollars without taxing anybody query. "What is your plan to reduce' Socrates. In fact fcr a number of years no or­ doing nicely. ganization in lhe county paid any at­ A crowded house witnessed the Min­ taxes?" A real "stumper," we would A COMMUNICATION. tention to the problem of restocking strel performance given by the Has­ eminent should retrench. say! Most of us are doing a lol of Costa Mesa. California. lakes and as a result "the good old tings City Band al tlie auditorium on Public officials who fail in their duty grousing about the taxes but how many days" of fishing Just about disappeared Monday evening. Mr. George W. to keep the burden of government as of us are giving thc problem any) Trten attempts were made to restock Barnes of Cui urnbus and a company of snow, just a few days after I wrote. 2 light as possible' on the shoulders of amount of solid thought? Right now 1*1 the lake by use of fish fry'. This proved local "black face artists" assisted by Inches fell in Hollywood, which is a to be an unsatisfactory method. In Troxel's orchestra and other musical suburb of Los Angeles. Someone stated American workeraand American enter­ a time when we should surpreas ternfact tests carried on by the conserva­ talent of Uie city presented an amusing It was .first in 50 years and others said prise are failures as public servants* pers and prejudice* to give the tax tion department indicate that It is entertainment. The readings by Vinnle It never before had snowed there, so That the power to tax Is lhe power to problem though^uL unbiased study; doubtful if 1 per cent of the fry sur- R-am and the solo by Mrs. Troxel were my letter was true when written. destroy has never been more evident In Mr* Mary Bennett. especially enjoyed. but not many of us are. many years than it is right now. But very positive results are gained Dun Smith and William Field are NEWS GLEANINGS. We'll agree that the seasons are "all from planting fingerlings. About 90 per home from Ann Arbor for a few days. THE R. F. C. wrong" this year. Old resident* here In BACK TO THE FARM. Probably no more popular man could1 Medicine Hat. Alta, Canada, bca-.ts cent of these may be expected to de­ FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. According to Dean Cox of the Agri- ,have been picked to head the Recon- '2143 out of Its 2353 dwellings occupied velop into fish suitable' for catdiing. • winter in fifty years that no snow has Tin after tin of fry may be dumped in­ cultural college at M. S C., tills de- st , ruction Finance Corporation than 1by their owners. to lakes without improving the Ashing of Miss Ro*e Goodyear Saturday eve­ fallen here. So California's loos is evi­ pression ha* proven conclusively that (Charles Dawes. His record in public dently Barry county's gain. Dandelions noticeably but Angcrling planting in­ ning. Following is the program: Quotations concerning lhe Atlantic and daisies were found in bloom here farming still furnishes about the most , variably gets results. thus far also Indicates that he is ex- < only hut week. But this out-of-season These fingerlings are developed by Cable. stable mode of living In the long run , tremely capable with an unusual Leading fact* of American History. springtime is fur from being appre­ Four dally papers started publication permitting the try to develop In shel­ Workmen in factories, he says, are ability to get thjngs done despite util- i ciated by everybody. In fact we our­ tered ponds for about ninety days or Miss AlUe Cannom. unquestionably better off in times of ’dal red-ta|>t/Yet even with Dawes* this year in Peiping. China. Story of lhe constitution. Mrs. Hoyt. selves [ircfer a good old-fashioned winlonger. Here lhe tiny Ash are protected . Tlie English Channel is 21 miles unde from the ravages of larger fish and are Domestic and Social life of the col­ rising prices and booming industry But In control the R. F. C. will be no mlr-’, _____ with ___ ____ ______ _ P. 8. Even before lhe paper went to during the inevitable period* of depres­ ade machine. It can. possibly, help’ I at its narrowest point. provided feed. Within a ___ fewonista, Mrs. Fowler. months'* they" dewlop sufficiently "to I National Agencies for Scientific Re­ press our wish was granted. Winter is sion when factories run on reduced many of the banks to secure the de-1 A robot distributing station of the took after themselves. <sjmopBi*.. Mrs. Hicks. here—not an old faahiopad one but the time and unemployment mounts, thc Yet even the planting being carried I Cri Uc Mis* pooley. ground Is covered with snow and one «« to-«. - .to t™. advantage is all with the fanner. on now is not sufficient. The Com -1 are 101(1 there is a “kid" poker Farmers who are on to their Job. he] hoarded money back into circulation fttmUles without the aid of a single at- merdal club here is making fine use!tooni 0,1 de?el?Qn Where 14 thc -Edit. • again. This will be useful for the time tendant. pointed out. at least have their living I of the resource* available and the I »n«shal that be falls to see these Oi bUl °.f pe7nane"t Illiteracy in L^Tas been reduced State Hatchery ha, brrn more than I things? Unteaa be shall show a UUle and are never reduced to the destltu-jI I value unless the people, ihemsehc*. be- fr0|n jq to 3 per cent of the generous In providing fingerling* •/ttention to duties, it might be tion of laborers who during entered Barry county iwcda a fish rearing I **u lh® ^ty to trade him for a DANDELIONS In'bLOOM. I gin to have hope and optimijm with total population In the last 40 years periods cf unemployment are forced to pond for It* own exclusive use. Our ( tobacco sign. regard to the future. However, the R. | ;—r“, January 28, 1932. Frank Tucker Tucker isIs fillin filling a week s en­ lake* could abicrb 000 Frank ,, . „ । All flour made in Italy must contain lakes seek assistance from charity. The DeUn' absorb nlantinc* plantings of 1500 1.500.000 r. c. U the ten ol lhe w-called -rent- si 11>u„ gagement In Union hall this week Editor Hastings Banner. Angerllngs annually to keep them on a Hasting*. Michigan. further said there Is now a definite commencing Monday evening with dies" for business and Infinitely more; —------par with many of the lakes In the movement back to the farms, even «x,nd Ito lb. live MIUm doU.r ,.»««, I"" U» ktotoppl RJvrr X "The .Banker's Daughter." changing northern part of thc stole. In referring to our open winter, I though produce prices are low. by peo­ “nwwnwrHv hv r#„ iNcw Orleans is so laden with foreign The half-million Angerllngs planted plays nightly. Mr. Tucker has visited prosperltj loan advocated by S*« .maUcr thal 3 6 tons of mud and debris this city several times and is very pop­ ple who are forced out of lhe cities be­ --------------------------- - ftn, removcd from ewry j qoo ooo gal. thia year, for example, supplied only ular with all. window a dandelion bioosom which about one-quarter of lhe Ashing lakes cause of unemployment. These people' Mrs Smith picked today In our yard. I । the forerunner to a permanent new de­ Iona of waler before It 13 available for available. Even to get this distribution are doing us tlie pioncen, did. getting' wonder if anyone can beat that, we : partment in our federal banking sys­ domestic use there. none of thc lakes could be planted as city Monday on buslncoa. would like to hear from anyone who their living by home manufacture of heavily u they should have been. Re­ tem. products grown on five farm. In fact, sort competition in the future is going in Lansing Friday and Left an order Yours truly, With Dan Soper for some folding beds to be one of the deciding factors. the dean said, the old-fashioned prac­ E. O. Smith. and Michigan Manuals. With a county fish-rearing pond to! ------------—~ a tices of home canning, home-slaughter­ furnish the supply, organizations and' . J' w Lunn in Charlotte yestering of farm stock, preparation and The wife of a wealthy Canadian sportsmen in the county, wc believe. I oay' , preservation ot meals, the trading of) farmer write* that her one ambition Is could be depended on to see that every I fikty.ptve YEARS ann Tonsv ‘AO° TODAY, wheat for flour, home baking to re­ to see the big London shops. ApparentThe Ocrtnan Prince who became lake in the «unty received a sufficient George I. King of England, from 1714 annual planting of fingerlings to make GreenbaciT--worth 94 7-* rent* on th# place store breads and cakes and larg—“ M. dally a relation characterised by liar', ----------------worth W cenU 00 “ to 1727. could not speak or write lhe them rank with the best. dollar. mony and accord The French rapport English language. ' Thc second trial of Bell for keeping is variously rendered "bearing, connec­ ing brought into use again. Dean Cox T° finding his golf ball, a | open hit saloon after ivours Is in proeClothing prices are 40.2 per cent be- Callfomlan tion. relation, similitude, harmony, uni­ said that most of these practices had rubs it with a scent which | ress. "Women are beginning to take up low lhe peak prices of 1920. formity. affinity, correapondeaoc," an become almost lost arts and that the The "January thaw." has arrived and outgrowth of rapporter,”"to bring back. !a*LW±U?Ume Th7'"beenU>J Specimen* of“X^.'s first news- attracts butterflies. An added advancollege had sent out special agent* to tage Is said to be that no caddy Is our snow is rapidly disappearing. The meat a demand for instruction. The ing it down long enough.-San Fran-; paper, lhe Boston New* Letter, are sUli needed—and butterflies can't count.— sleighing U minus and the prospect for Ra-port Is pronounced with a as in | buxjnesa In lhe immediate future U well preserved, although printed tn l4feaverage farm family, he claims, can cisco Chronicle. rap. 0 m In pole in tlie Anglicized form; 1704. ■va. ■ ---------------not . .- ••• jnotgooo. good. but If the French form l* used the produce from $700 to 81000 of Its own Another nice thing about a news reel ■■■ ■ • Production of a seven-pound grape-1 There is now no question in proaunciaUon regard to is ra-par, with a as in living and this. he believes. Is the an­ b that it doesn’t introduce tlie third Wells drilled at New Orleans have fruit. 10 Inches in diameter, suggests the propriety of lhe city Investing encountered press stumps ot a fire engi.v W r.COUntered standing Standinc C'nrMr ktumAc in la the th# possibility rvmrthlHtv nf ■ combined breakfast' $2,000 am for a sUam. _ ___ swer to much of the dutec*. Inciden­ Example. Hw rapport between the । as many as three successive leveU.iand shower bath for the Ute risers —I We had an intere«Ung trial in the tally, tlx Dean believe* that thia back- Times. some as deep as 610 feet. | Louisville Courier-Journal. i court House before Justice Riker on Lambie Doyle "The Store for Dad & Lad" A Quotation Costa Mesa, California Way of Our World Mid—Winter [Spring! Pungent Paragraphs This Week's Word APPRAISAL OF REAL ESTATE CONSIDERED Organization Formed to Adopt Correct Practices and Uniformity One source of heavy losses in buying of bonds by investors in recent years was because thc appraisals of property covered by the bond*, made at the time above what It should have been. If such appraising had been done on a proper basis, there would be no doubt of the sound values of mortgage bonds, with sufficient actual proj>crty behind them als were properly made. Then1 was held a meeting In the city of St. Louis last week of men whose business It had been to appraise prop­ erty for mortgage bonds or mortgage loans, given to insurance companies or banks. Tlie purpose of the meeting was 4 to perfect an organization, by means of which future appraising would be done on a sound and correct basis. No doubt many estimated value* of real estate were honestly made In prosperous times, but lhe slump In real estate and In industry has greatly reduced values which were fair had prices continued" a* they were during the boom days. The purpose of the organization formed in Bt. Louis is to adopt correct practices and require conformity to conservative methods of valuing prop­ erty used a* a basis for loans. The organisation 1* to be known as the "American Institute of Real Estate Appraisal*." The head of the committee ganlzatlon Is Philip W Knlskcrn. son of Mrs. A. D. Knlskcm of this dty. The St Louis Globc-Dcinocrat of January 22 contains an extended interview with Mr. Kntskern. in which he declares the guide and control appraisal practices on mortgage bonds. With proper ap­ praisal mortgage bonds can be made safe and sound Investments; but con­ trol of appraisals Is absolutely neces­ sary. Better control by state security commissions in sanctioning the Issue of mortgage bond* is as essential os a bet­ ter organization of those who make the appraisals. The public who buy bonds are entitled to know from’proper state authority that such bond* arc valid and that they are backed by adequate se­ curity. VISITED FIVE RURAL SCHOOLS IN COUNTY. Miss Ina M. Kelley of the Rural Ed­ ucation Division of the department of Public Instruction at Lansing andYu*s Ada Blcklng from the Music Depart­ ment spent Iasi Thursday tn this coun­ ty and visited in five of our rural schools. Miss Kelley is particularly in­ terested in conducting some of the re­ citation* in groups to eliminate a few of the short class periods. PRODUCTION 1NCREAUEK. • The factory of The Maytag Company. Newton. Iowa. is.operating more than 78 per cent full-time schedule, and has been Unco thc middle of October last year- This not only means employment distributing outlets, but it means em­ ployment for people In other state* which produce tlie basic materials used in manufacturing the Maytag. at the Uajt- �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WDHiMPH, FEBRUARY 3, 1W> THE BETTER STORE FOR MEN tie of DfUirUIC KIN1NP 11 IlLVlLnu I lllnllu HL Hiswmi wrrrvaM » Saturday February 6th IS THE x Rip! 125 Last Day 4 OF OUR >2* 9 IE WO off ley Money Raising Sale HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE HAVE TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF OUR Pre-War Prices Buy NOW and SAVE! nned to Adopt icticei and nnity vy losses in buying >n tn recent years irateate of property I have been. If such 1 done on a propc: >e no doubt of the rtgage bonds, with perty behind them wn. if the apprateade. . meeting in the city 1 to appraise prop­ bonds or mortgage rance companies or ration. by means of sing would be dona ■ect basis. No doubt lues ot real estate de in prosperous ? In real estate and itly reduced values d prices continued the boom days. lhe organisation Is to adopt correct ire conformity to Is of valuing proptute of Real Estate id of the committee tt of this elty. The inocrat of January >ded interview with organlzation Is to appraisal practices With proper apsnds can be made estments; but eon■ absolutely necesI by state security Honing the Issue of lie who buy bonds r from'proper state sends are valid and d by adequate ae­ IAL OL8 IN COUNTY, y of the Rural Edthe department ot I Leasing and'Miss lhe Music Departrsday In this coun- is particularly Into eliminate a few eriods. INCREASES. : Maytag company, arating more than • schedule, and has means employment dory and Its many but It means em- «sic materials used k Maytag Pher* at tho UtUtiing 9200400400 a (Continued from page one) - 90: in 1930 theca Was raised ana spent purpose* WILLIAM J. SMITH, BATTLE lor the CREEK BANKER, TELLS member that OF DEPRESSIONS SAYS COUNTRY SHOULD KEEP FREE OF EUROPE thousand feet in 1914 and that In 1930 fact as I shaX Nvcrt to it might go on through the list of prod­ Passing now to lhe school districts. ucts and industries Uirvughout the cn- tendance In tlie seven districts of Iron county of 4305 and the total money spent for .vhool purposes in that year was 9277394.63. This sum Includes thc money received from tpe tax rolls and from the primary interest and other funds., William J. Smith, one of Battle In 1930 the average dally attend­ Creek's leading banker* and citizens. ance was 5432 and the money spent in . who has done much to ’promote ttw welfare of hte city, county and state, ed in thia annual expenditure about was the sjieaker -at the Rotary Club 130.000 per year on capital investment, luncheon Monday noon. He gave a either In tike construction ot buildings 1 plain, off-hand talk which the mem-' or in the retirement of bonds tor same ber* of the club apireclaled. | He prefaced hte remarks by em- > Taking up the county next we find pha'lzlng the contribution small towns that in the year 1914 the total lax col­ make to Mg cities and to the country lected for county purpose*. exclusive ; Times such as we are going through of county roads, was 172300. In 1930 tlw Docs Not Believe In Cancella­ tion of War Debts—Urges Tax Reduction now. he said, are not ptea-'ant. He said hte Itearen are not suffering any mere, and he doubted if as much, a* folks tn larger cities In other periods in our history times had been as bad as today, and the country came througl. ■ them successfully. Instead of feeling ■ disheartened or discouraged, he said. : we ahould regard the times as a chalItjige to sober thinking and reason­ . able action. j Tlie speaker briefly reviewed oilier 1 depressions, beginning with that of 1798 America was then threatened with concern In my vicinity show that lum- 8330430.00. The county road levy »** 97UUO3 00 in 1914 and 973AM 00.Ln 1930 this being In addition to the county costs ot taxes against each unit the manufactured product such as an auto- S P F C I A L DEMONSTR Hurt There Does it every article there luu been an tncrcas- checked, will soon become confiscatory, or increase the cost of living to an.un-1 bearable extent. Here are a few facts about tax rates* and valuations that I wish you to rememter In connection with what 1 have to suggest later on in this {taper In 1914 the average tax rate ini Michigan was 81837 per thousand dol-J ter* of valuaUon; tn 1930 the average*' rate wa* 83143. In 1914 the township in Michigan with the loaest valuation was Green­ bush township in Alnma county with a valuation of 850440; in 1930 the town­ ship with the lowest valuation was Sheridan township In Gladwin county with a valuaUon of only 818 800 In 1914 the township in Michigan I compiled these statistics In fiveyear periods and an inspection of tlw table* shows that each period shows an increase over that ot the five years im­ tramck in Wayne with a valuation of 931375 198 This township was later Inmediately previous. Now let's see what has been doing corpora^-d a* a city In 1930 the town-. ship with lhe greatest valuation was; , in mind that I am talking about real Grosse Point with 9117415.738 in 1914 lhe county with the lowest । estate taxes only. valuation was Oscoda with 91300005 Tlie records in the auditor general * office show that the state lax levied for In 1930 this county was still the lowest t in valuation but it ha* been boosted to. all purposes in the year 1914 amounted 93315.170 Wayne was tlw county-carrying thc I for tlw same purposes 829.500 000. In addition the stale collected and sessed at 9830413.132; it was still high' paid back to tire school districts of tlw in 1930 but Its value was up to 94486.- \ stale under thc primary school inter­ 848416 The total valuation of the state { est Jaw the following: In 1914. 85.726.­ has more than doubled in the period | 735 87. and In 1930 for the same pur­ under consideration. pose. 924471.43241. What this business slump will do to. Now let’s take a peck at the school expenditures of the state for the same but it s certain that when wc get com-1 period. In 1014 the average daily at­ pletcly through the wringer well be tendance in the schools of the state an odd specimen compared with what | was 464.869 and the total expenditures Now. it doesn’t take any philosopher i for all purposes amounted to 821397 799 38. which includes a capital ex­ to convince you that these things can't penditure of 94.153,410.78 leaving the continue; that eventually our tax bur-. cost of instruction and attendant maln- den is going to swamp u* The question Have you Callouses, Cramped Toes or burning sensations at the ball of the foot? How to get relief from this or any other Foot Trouble will be demonstrate**) at our store- & WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY FEBRUARY 10th and 11th wealth. Fear engendered by war talk By a Foot Comfort Expert of thc Chicago greatly depressed business. Men who were tn debt could not pay. At that Staff of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, noted Foot Spe­ time such debtors could be jailed. cialist—No Charge Jor his Services! Leading citizens ot New York. Phila­ delphia and Boston languished in jail If you sufler from your feet, it will be to your ever-last­ because of inabllljy to pay. ing benefit to visit our store on tho- above date, when a Following lhe Natxtleonlc war* came member of the most noted staff of Foot Comfort Experts an era of speculation which resulted In the serious depression of 1819. in America will be here—direct from thc Chicago Officce President Jackson's relentleM opposi­ of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl! . tion to the United States Bank had So important is tlii* to you, that we urge you not to much to do with the notable depression of 1837. Government deposits, taken mtes tlie opportunity. You w ill receive an analysis of Pedo­ from Uie federal bank and placed in graph prints of your stockinged feet and be shown just smaller banks throughout thc country, what your foot trouble is. The Dr. Scholl Appliance or crer.tcd an era of wild speculation, fol­ Remedy you nerd is then demonstrated to you to prove lowed by a terrible |>anic. In 1857 we bow perfectly comfortable it will make your fret. AU had another. Before wc emerged from I ttaur country was tn the throe* of civil this uilhoul cost to you! 1 war. That.-yar left ui with a national Remember the date aad be sure to attend. 1 debt pier 93400400.000. when our la cost of 937 10 per enrolled pupil. In We've had commissions appointed and [total wealth was only 916400400000 the year 1930 the average daily attend­ hearings held, we've had tax remedies , Our paper money wa* greatly Inflated ance had increased to 844 987 and the of all kinds suggested but so far noth­ F D F E I F.aeh visitor to our store during this There was wild speculation, with con­ total outlay for all i»urposes to 8119­ ing has been done How lung can this IW.w.l,.lLn -.11 r—... . sequent lilgh price*. We were forced to 308 09747 In which la contained 921.­ condition last? In my. opinion It will last until some retrench, to get back to a solid baste, 43932639 capital outlay. Taking this with the result that prices fell violent­ last Item from the total leave* the cost relief plan te agreed upon that cap get ly. Wool, which had sold for 9100 a of instrucUcn tn 1930 at 987469353 48 by the legislature or meets the approval pound, declined to nine cents. The se­ or a per capita cost |*r enrolled pupil of tive people on a referendum. Most of our Lax reformer* forget that vere panic of 1873 continued until 1879. of 8115 82 You understand that these figures changing our tax system te a very Un­ While It was in progress Senator Bay­ ard of Delaware, tn a senate speech, are not mentioned in any way critical partan: affair; that many minds have urged the repudiation of our nations', to the department of education or our 1■ to meet upon the subject and that no debt because, he declared, we could educational system: they are used forji particular plan or scheme te liable to MICHIGAN 1 be adopted Just as presented. What the never pay It. Tliere were strikes, lock­ enlightenment only. HINDS CORNERS. I Don't forget lhe Cemetery Circle outs. bank failures and crazy talk of Well let * see wiuit the result of this. reformer* of our taxing system need to ' dinner at Mary Payne's tn Hastings Mr, .na MM. non.W "““™’ flat money; but in 1880 we emerged great increase in taxation has had on keep constantly tn mind te that no February 10. matter how scientific or worthy a plan business and Industry. from that depression. sona spent Sunday In Hasting* with her Mrs Dodge', Dodge’:. mother moUtcr from from Orand Grand A TIP FOR MUSSOLINI. IN HITLER'S LAND! In my county there are two principalI may be, unless It can be enacted into In 1883 and on Into the early nineties brother. Mr. and Mr*. Scott Bechtel napuls spent Sunday with her. there was increasing talk of free coin­ industries, iron ore mining and logging; statute or made a part of our funda­ A machine used tn Berlin. Oer.. French parents must select their and._mlly. ----family. i » ■ mental law it tent worth the paper it's presses grooves into the asphalt pave­ children's namai from an official list, age of silver, fiat money, etc. This agi­ and lumbering Miss HenrieUa Eaton from north of I NORTHWEST THORNAPFLE. In the year 1914 each ton of iron ore tation brought on thc memorable pant.* ment to prevent automobiles from according to a decree which went into Hastings te staying with. Mr*. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Roger Fowler of Cut­ of 1893. which lasted more than four shipped from Iron county paid a tax eral schoote of thought on this subject .'.kidding in wet weather. Haynes. Her parents' home burned .lerville were Sunday guests of Mr. and years. The clouds passed then and of 39 0 cents. In 1930 each ton shipped of taxation reform. One school is seeklax ---------------------of 582. Passing to our— UmSunday. will now. He predicted that, within paid ,--------a — - ---------Ing methods to shift the Increasing her T Caller* at W. O. Tobias' Wednesday Mrs. Hannah Morgan te spending the three or four years, real estate which ber lands I have In mind a timbered burden from one class of property or week with her sister. Mrs. David Ben- te now so depressed will be eagerly tract ot 160 acre* in the vicinity of my persons to another; another wants to Abbott. Mr and Mrs Chas Graines bought. We have more money in thte own town. In 1914 the average tax |>er country than ever before. One trouble1 acre on that land wa* 44 cents; Ln 1930 consolidate units and centralise gov­ and Mahlon Tobias, all of Battle Creek Olney Adams Is on the sick list. Roas is—the hoarders—men who pull out (the tax has been increased to just ernment higher up and so on along thc Mrs. Pear! Barrett and daughter Tolan la caring for hia chores. their money from banks and hide It [ about 82 00 per acre. The estimate of .Hue None of them seem to be getting Leah of Detroit visited the former's Burdette Fisher has scarlet fever. They do not mean to'be. but really arc merchantable Umber showed 4 M feet anywhere and the'reason Is that no parents from Thursday 'till Bunday. The 25th anniversary of the Par­ public enemies. Tltey ought to be de-1 to the acre and at a price of 95 00 per one wants to stop spending—that is. Leah remaining for a longer visit. priced of credit for they have forfeited M stumpage, which te a fair average none of the tax spenders; and that's melee Lathes' Aid will be held in the There will be a missionary program lvalue, — that timber »— <Is ------worth 820 — per the class that we are getting most Ot at Hendershot next Sunday at ten1 church basement February 18. A free- public confidence. our suggestions from— they want to *!• — -rT. Tlie speaker ssid that In fifteen years acre. In 10 year*' Ume the entire value -oclock, Mr. Burges* will be present will offering wll be taken at noon for and will also bring a speaker from dinner followed by program. Come and our populaUon ha* increased 25 per of that tract of Umber will be exUn- keep up the outgo but seek to extract it gutehrd in taxe*. Can you see why | in such a manner that the operation cent; the income of our people ha.» Hastings 1 mcet old Urac grown 125 per cent; but there ha* been1 owner* of umber lands cannot afford. will not hurt the taxpayer enough to I cause him to squeal. an Increase of 233 per cent In taxation to hold them? Tlie record* of a large manufacturing <To be continued! Fifteen years ago Michigan's state tax. wa* 86.000.000. Now It te nearly 830.­ 000 000. in special taxes and in other ments. England .profited by gaining mented by Rotarians tar his straight­ ways we are contributing other bi;; territory said to Be worth 850400400. ­ forward common-sense talk. sum*. . 000. France gained even more. America There is only one way to cure this refused to profit by the war. Now we RECEIVES HONOR FROM panic, said Mr. Smith. Everybody must are bitterly assailed by those fur wliotn FR1GIDAIRE COMPANY. In thc Friday Grand Rapids Harald we fought. The speaker said the Ameri­ work out of It. Everyone should take an can people had been flim-flammed out appeared the. picture of Rupert Car­ An unusual opportunity to have your Interest in public affair*. We must re­ of billions of dollars because of their ruthers. formerly of this city, but now duce taxation. We must reduce al! idealism. residing In Orand Rapids. The Item In car tuned-up at low cost government expenses. We must reduce connection with the picture read as fol­ Europe is clamoring for us to cancel lows: Bie number of commissions that are taking money out of the people, and war debts. He hoped we would never ,A skilled artisan who turned to get on a business baste with govern­ do it. "Let the governments of Europe f-aleamanship a few years ago following ment. Individuals must live within repudiate those debts. If they will. Then a hunch that he had ability along that their moans. line. R. Carrothers of Grand Rapids, , Tho speaker expressed hte conviction never cancel them." be said European store representative—af- F. C Mathews that our country and our foreign bank­ governments are now paying 81400.- ,company. Frigidalre distributors here, ers have been paying too much atten­ 000.000 yearly to support armies and has won many honors with his comtion th foreign affairs. We have been navies. One-sixth of that would be suf-11 pany. trying too hard to build up foreign talent to pay their indebtedness to us. Regarded as the outstanding Frigidcommerce and have neglected our during tlie sixty-two years which we alre saleman tn Michigan. Mr. Car­ home market. The yearly production of gave them to pay it They get unwill­ rothen was set to Dayton yesterday as Valves ground Carbon cleaned American goods and products of all ing to pay. Instead they are fomenting guest of the company to meet with the kinds reaches the collosal sum of 980.­ hate and trouble among themselves quota congress there. The congress is Motor tuned-up . 000.000400. with 93 per- cent of them and trying their beat to rope us into' made up of salesmen who have reached their quarrels. The speaker hoped that । (Distributor points adjusted bought, consumed and paid for by our or exceeded their quotas. own people. Wc will always sell some never again will this country meddle in Carburetor cleaned and adjusted ■ Mr. Carrothers' sales for 1931 were goods abroad. To help sell more across European affair*. He hoped the United 182 per cent of his quota, and consid­ Spark plugs cleaned and adjusted ' the seas our international banker* have States will never be drawn into a war erably In excess of his 1930 record. No* Ignition timing adjusted and reset inveigled us Into buying tlie bonds of In Asia "The thing for us to do is to only will he be an honored member of OU will not need to scrub your floor* when bankrupt governments—although wc get out of the Orient and let them set­ the quota congress, but he has attract­ Fuel line cleaned didn't know they were bankrupt until tle their own affairs. We can find ed the attention of several executives they are finished with LOWE BROTHERS Headlights focused Fan adjusted we bad tlie bonds. We were drawn into enough to do in minding our own of the company. Including the presi­ FLOOR ENAMEL. It form* * smooth, durable a foreign war. when we had nothing business," lie said. dent. as attested by personal letters Battery tested and refilled with distilled In closing lie urged all to take an at stake. What te the result? The complimenting him on bls work. coat with an attractive finish and can be kept water interest and a part Ln their govern ­ speaker said that today the United Formerly employed by lhe Hayes clean very easily by wiping with a damp doth. States has more friends In Germany ment. local, county, state and national Body corporation. Mr. Carrothers took It i* made to stand the abuse and repeated deaothan in England. France and Italy com­ If bankers, business men. manufac­ a position as a salesman six years ago. bined. although they were our alHcs in turers and farmers of counties like ing* to which floors arc subjected and it is good OBITUARY. that var Within a year after thous­ Barry will do their part in public af­ on both wood and cement floors. Semalva A. Bolton. Ute oldest child ands of American boys had perished on fairs they can save our communlUesthe battlefields of France to save that state and the nation from getting oil of Lewis and Hannah Bolton, was boni This Floor Enamel dries quickly—put it on in country, lhe mention of America was on the wrong fool. Our obligations as May 21. 1854 in the Mate of New York the evening and walk on it the next morning. hissed In every French theater I We citUfln* should be as sacred as our re­ and passed away at Pennock hospital at Hasting* aged .77 year* and eight Very easy to apply and it I* made io a variety were called Bhylocka by the very peo­ ligion. He predicted that, within ten years, months She cam6 to Michigan with Low priest alto on oiling and lubrication, washing ple we had saved. They refused to hon­ of attractive color*. or the debts they owed us. Prance is this country will be squared away on a her parents when a small child and and polithing, batteriu, and olhar Ford Acnwrta Come in and get a color card. trying right now U> repudiate that part firmer, better basis and be more prx-s- settled in CasUeton. Barry county. peruus than it has ever been. "But let Michigan. She was united in marriage created after the war dosed, when it us not believe." he said, "that this' with Charles Carr November 3. 1883. bought materials by the train load can be done by pairing resolutions in from this country. Not until the peace conference did He said it will be applying common Mr*. James Harry and one brother. Corner of Church we learn ot secret treaties between the sense, patriouuu. cducauon and relig­ Oliver Bolton of Hastings, besides sev­ governments of Europe Then we real­ ion, with everybody getting bu>y and eral nieces and nephews. The funeral and Court Street H&ating*, Michigan ised that we had been drawn into a war RWtflng his mponslUlilie;. which will *u h»M M ths Barry-Ute church Sunm m WWW* which European govornmenU had get Amgnca on a pro-pcroui basis engaged because of their secret agree- again. The Speaker wu highly compli- ln<. Burial tn Barrynlte cemetery. DURING THIS SPECIAL EVENT REAL CONSIDERED currn Michigan Editor Discusses Taxation; Levies Increasing Increasing Beyond Beyond Reason; Reason; Limit Levies Necessary on Real, Personal Property Thos. E. Waters & Son ‘The Better Store for Men' W HAITINGJ CUT RATE TtWE • JTCRE * DON’T MISS This Special Ford Service Offer ALL OF THIS FOR ONL Y Y Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co. Universal MM �THE HARTTNOS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 3. 1M3 drive for prosperity out Korea* way." 1 TION PROBLEMS 11667239 ATTEND THE MYERS’ BIG 9 Cent SALE/ Wednesday, February 3rd to Saturday, February 6th GREEN GLASSWARE Wednesday Only! Matched Border DetigTt I1 j or 2 qt. 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The Radio Auto-Elec­ tronic is a POSITIVE diagnosis for Tuberculosis, Bright’s Dis­ ease, Diabetes, Cancer, Tumor, Gall Bladder Troubles, High Blood Pressure, Internal Inflammation and various other ail­ ments. APPOINTMENTS. If you are sick and do not know the source of your trouble, if you are interested in knowing the condi­ tion of your body, come to my office on any of the above dates and have your case analyzed by an EXPERT TECHNICIAN during our CLINIC WEEK, starting Monday, February 8. It isimportant that you arrange your appointments early, either by ^phone or letter, as only a limited number of cases can be diag­ nosed daily. W. G. DAVIS LADY ATTENDANT PANCOAST BLDG. Licensed Chiropractor PHONES: Office 2206. Residence 2207 HASTINGS, MICH. Millers, baker?, farmers and ctttanwi are co-operating in a new. original! I plan to bring back better time*. Mills, I have agreed to pay farmers $1.25 I bushel for wheat. Bakers promise to buy flour made from such wheat. Citi­ zens agree to buy bread made by their EDWIN DAY CONTRIBUTES bakers at ten cents a loaf, the old price If such a plan can be made to wprk it ARTICLE TO HARTFORD jreuld be fine for the farmer for be DAY SPRING would at least be ahead 25 cents a bushel on the wheat he used In bread; then think how much farther $1.25 a THINKS FEWER SENA­ bushel for wheat would go paying taxes . TORS WOULD SUFFICE and other necessities, saying nothing about luxuries. If this plan could have Reduction of Salaries In AU been made to’work two years ago and workable so other produce would Gov't. Departments Might J kept not have slumped perhaps there would Help Thinks Mr. Day not have been so many men out of In thc January 37 Issue of the Hart­ work. But with all other produce hit­ ford. Michigan.* Day Spring Edwin ting the toboggan, even eggs; sliding Day; who lives south of this city has an down as if It was greased, and looking interesting communication. Mr. Day now as tliough tiiey will not stop even formerly lived near Hartford, "has al­ when they strike bottom. The farmers' ways been Interested In the town and cut bi forced on him; he can take it or thc surrounding territory and continues leave it. Most others seem reductant to to take and to read the Hartford Day take' any cut In prices, especially gov­ Sprtng. With his permission we give his ernment. stale, city, county and town­ ship officials. Full time, big salary letter which is as follows: workers. 1 might Include doctors, un­ January 32. 1932. dertakers. possibly school teachers. To Tlie Day Spring: I was surprised that Frank ’ Burger, I was very much interested In George Foulkea* article in Thc Day a farmer, stockholder in Bangor bank, Spring this week, ■’The one remedy for and democratic supervisor of Bangor higher taxes is to stop spending." I township, sliould oppose .a cut in super­ don't suppose he means to stop spend­ visors' salary even as much as 50 per ing entirely, but spending too much cent for even that, when It comes to or borrowing to spend for that which buying necessities would amount to no • would pave been better done without. cut. It cant be he as a farmer does not । Tlie general government, state, coun­ realize the straits most farmers, small ty. city, township and school district business men and the man who Is try­ [officials certainly have been past mas­ ing to’ pay for a home, is in to pay thej ters In spending since the beginning of present high taxes. It was published I the World war. and the farmer, small that he said he did not think super­ ; business man and laborer were sure visors get too much pay. Ccrtklnly not. [ there was no use trying to stop It as Neither does Legge with hl* salary of long as they were getting their legit! - $100.000 00 as president ot the Inter­ national Harvester company, but a mate share. | But when the price of wheat slumped man out of work with a hungry fam­ । below the cost of production things be­ ily should be more leniently dealt with ! gan to look different to the farmer, and for stealing something for them to eat . it became a subject of controversy In than a man who collects $100,000 from I the halh of national legislation. Months the farmers' pockets, added to the high ' before thc so-called depression began cost of farm machinery. Wouldn't It be i most everybody realized something right to let Senator Capper know that * should be done to stabilize the price of mast’Michigan taxpayers arc willing he wheat to give the man that raised it a should go to it and try to accomplish fair profit, as you know, all schemes al! he advocates to reduce taxes, both failed; last October the price of wheat by a cut In salaries even up to 50 per went to the lowest level since 1803, and cent and. reducing the force so all will a majority of people began to realize have to work and cam all the money they get. even if one democratic super­ ' tomething was wrong. ! Now. a large minority don't know wc visor opposes. Edwin Day. have had any depression only as it Re-tired Farmer. help* them to more luxuries or a larger bank account, because the same pay buys more of the necessities, and why not save more money? In th^. next to the last paragraph of Mr. Foulkcs' ar­ ticle h-> sa» everybody talks taxation but nobody seems to do anything abou: it. That does not strike me as Just right. But the doing seems to be the wrong I way to suit we taxpayers. There always (Continued from page one) f seems to be someone ready to furnish I money (and plenty of it> to the very American experts who are supposed to . ready official spenders on any pretext have charge of the Jobs. Frequently | whatever if only that magic bond Mr. McElroy would, following out the , bearing Interest and untaxable can be American method, order construction , produced. I wonder if we have a United work done In a certain way; but It was ’ States m1 fin tor or representative simple more than likely, if he went away from j enough to think the people would not It for a time and came back that he be better off if there were only half as would find tiiat some Russian sub-bow ' ninny of him as there are Why had inspected the work and had re­ | wouldn't one senator to a state do just quired it to be done some other way. ns well as two. and not be half a* tin- which would not fit into the original I wieldly? And surely Ketcham could plan. Plans for the great buildings, al­ represent twice the number of people so for machinery and equipment for f he does and do it just as well os he Industrial plant* being constructed in [ does now. Russia, were largely drawn by Ameri­ : Senator Capper in an article In the can and German experts. Mr. McElroy [Michigan Farmer this week tells us we endeavored to carry- out such plans [are all paying for more government as they were drafted by the compe­ than we need; that one public cm- tent German or American engineers ployee or office holder out of every 17 who made them. It can be seen, there­ gainfully occupied tell* part of the fore. what a great hindrance it was story and Is more than even the most to him in hi* work to And Russian sub­ prosperous country in the world can bosses. who did -not understand the ' afford; that there arc just two ways we plans and did not have any clear Idea can or ever wlH remedy our tax trouble. of what was wanted, undo his work. ■ One is by taxing thc wealth that now After this liad happened many times [escapes taxation. (I wonder if the sen- Mr. McElroy quit and returned to this | ator could tell us a better way to do country. that than by an Income tax or could While In Russia for many months, the people .who now have plenty of he had the opportunity to see at first 11 money to lend on thc never ending In­ hand what an utter failure the Soviet terest and untaxablc bond be reached scheme of government really is. He also had the opportunity to know, from III that ready money could be collected in matters that came under Ills observa­ II taxes? i The other is by simplifying, tion. what a cruel bunch of tyrants the reducing and modernizing our systems Soviet leaders arc. Such a thing as of government, beginning in the school liberUfeUa unknown there. Since his return to America. Mr. 'districts, townships, counties, cities ant! I Anally the nation. Would not most McElroy has been called upon to make small taxpayers think the senator had several addresses and has related his thc cart before the horse? (Anyway, experiences while in Russia. He tell* some of the others have begun. Itfnla what he knows of the Soviet govern­ county board of supervisors made a re­ ment and of the prospects of their duction tn the pay of county officers.) much advertised "Fire Year Plan." . As Congress is now in session, would It which he believes is doomed to fail­ not be a good time for tlie Senator to ure. In our Issue of January 20 wc re­ rsee that some kind of bill is introduced to both simplify and reduce expenses viewed an address given here by by reducing employees, especially pay Count Alexis de Sakhnoffsky, in which of all who receive over $1500.00 a year? he predicted lhe collapse of the'"Five I wonder If government would not be Year Plan” and the failure of the | simplified and would not a majority of Soviet government. It was his judg­ Michigan taxpayers say "Senator, go ment, too. that when the .collapse of to it and if you succeed. Michigan. their scheme was Inevitable the Soviet » state, cities, counties, townships and dictators would, with such of the costly school districts will follow." And j»cr- Russian crown Jewels as they have in haps before it comes time for me to re­ their possession. flee to other coun­ new my subscription the Day Spring tries and let the Russian people get out of their troubles the best they can. might follow suit. I see thc Gleaner Elevator has an Mr. McElroy fully agrees with Count advertisement in tlie Day'Bpring this Sakhnoffsky that thc "Five Year Plan" week offering 24 1-2 pounds of flour for cannot succeed under conditions which one bushel of wheat. If not less than exist In Russia, and that the Soviet five bushels are brought at one time. despots never can put It across. That means for 300 lbs. of wheat OBITUARY. | brought 122 1-2 pounds of flour, plus Frank Cole, son of Joseph and Jane I the sacks. can be taken home; or in Cole, was born in Orangeville town­ | pounds of the same kind of stuff lie ship. September 29. 1855. and passed brought only it was enclosed in 109 away at his home in Prairieville. Janpounds of the best stock feed in the urary 24.1932. being 78 years, 3 month*, world, which if be buys at the Elevator and 25 days of-agc. Mr. Cole spent the will take about 120 lbs. of lhe same productive years of his life In Kala­ [wheat. Or figuring a little differently, mazoo. having in his youth learned the the farmer gets five sacks of flour trade of carrUge maker, and working I worth $2.50. after furnishing land. seed, for several firms along that line, spend­ [.•owing, harvesting and all thc rest of ing several years with thc Lull A: Skin­ the work. Tlie miller gets three sack* ner Carnage Co., and The Michigan I of flour, plus four pounds of flour to Buggy CO About 15 years ago. when his 1 pay for the sacks, 100 pound* of bran trade became a matter of memory only, . worth $1.00, total $250. minus a small he came back to make his tome with commission to pay for selling. In other his sister. Mrs. Lottie Orr. until her words the farmer pays a 50 per cent tax deatil four years ago. where lie has to havn his wheat milled. How much since resided. Tlierc are left to miss Ms different the old time toil, when he passing one nephew, Bert Reynolds, could take 300 pounds of wheat and and family In Indiana, and several cou­ take home 200 pound* of flour. 70 lbs. sin* from thc home community. Fu­ neral services were held Tuesday at the to leave five-tenths, then one-tenth. Henion Funeral Home. Rev. L. D. Mlles And the miller's was considered among in pharge. Burial al Prairieville. the best paying business of the time. Another Michigan Fanner article, "A BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. BELIEVES SOVET 'LAN SURETO FAIL ,11 ■ i । Z l| Ddicioui Heals 5-from Fresh <$|p^FCOD ifI pj Uciyeh EMM • ' EVERYDAY PRICES AT J WARNER’S Pure Lard 2 15c Fig Cookies ti>. 1 Oc Sugar Cookies 2 tbx 25c Big Ben Soap Bar 5c Pet Milk 2 Large Cans. | 5 C Rolled Oats 10 tis. 25c Rolled Oats Large Pkg. | 5 C Matches 6 Boxes (or | 9c Powdered Sugar th. 8c Bread LARGE SIZE LOAF - 8® OUR SATURDAY SPECIALS WILL SAVE YOU MONEY! WARNER’S STORE No. 103 CORNER JEFFERSON AND COURT ST. F. D. GREEN, Manager VALUE OF ENTHUSIASM. TALL TIMBERS. Though successes were the rule in Since 1880 Maine has cut nearly 44.Mr. Edison's life, rather than the ex­ ooo.ooo.ooo feet of lumber. ception, he never failed to display boy­ ish enthusiasm over them.”—Honey S. “If you listen to the neverdoa, it's Firestone. never done."—David Lloyd George. Shop ot PENNEY’S ~ 116-118 E. State SL Hastings. Mich. Values! Luxuriously Furred COATS that look as if they cost much more than S6.9O Afiy other season they would coat morel But wool prices art down I Fur prices are down I So Penney's famous bayji<power becomes greater than ever—and we can offer the-w truly remarkable values to you now I These coats are fashion­ right to the last detail: rough-finish woolens—wide wrap-over front—new longer length—fitted waistline—furs that are re­ markable for that quality and beauty. QUALITY COATS it • THRIFT PRICE! �TOT HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1*2 PERSONAL Hubert Fairchild of Detroit spent the POT LUCK SUPPER FOk LOWED BY INITIATION Two Kojoyabh Events Planned Por the American Lefion ' Auxiliary Members Two events that are being anUcipat- F.AREWELL LUNCHEON. The 8-1 class of Junior High school with Mrs. Beatrice Knapp, the home room teacher, gave a luncheon on FrlAU Junior High teachars and Mr. Wal­ lace and Mr. VanBusklrk were guests. .. The luncheon was held in the ptay- Legion Auxiliary are to take place thia wore arranged to repreaent an eight. On Thursday evening of this week, at the regular Auxiliary meeting, there will be a pot fuck supper at 8:30 o'clock, Leod. Mias Helen Michael, and Mrs to Kingsley on Tuesday for a few days' with Mrs. Nellie Conaway as general Walter Perkins had charge ot the serving which was done by County Nor­ stay. . Mrs Ophelia Ohalr of Chicago is the buttered rolls and one other dUh mal students. guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. W Crawford of food. Following the supper, the Unit, class played tor the grand march which Miss Jane Griffin of Battle Creek was bers are to be initiated. It Is hoped the guest of Mtes Agnes Burroughs there may be a large attendance on Brockway, and Mrs. Knapp. Thursday. Thursday evening. Tho program which followed a de­ Lincoln's birthday on Friday Feb­ licious luncheon Included class songs Mr. and Mrs. C W. Crawford leave Bunday for New York City for a two ruary 12. will be celebrated by the and yells from both groups. Barbara American Legion and Auxiliary with a Will spoke a cheery "Goodbye and Miss Ethel Jones returned on Bunday joint meeting at the Legion rooms. A Good Luck" from the 8-l s, Paul Rearfrom several weeks' visit in Pittsburgh. Pa., and Cincinnati. Ohio. o'clock, to which members of both or­ Miss Elizabeth Hart as advisor of tlie Mrs Charles Gladstone and baby ganizations are Invited. 8-2 heme room. Miss France.'; Hunter have gone to Grand Rapids, where Mr. Ths Glee club held its last rehear- sang "In Italy" by Geannc Boyd ac­ Gladstone is employed. companied by Virginia Potts. Mr. Per­ Mrs. George Devlin and daughter. Mrs. John Palmer. Some new numbers kins and Mr. VanBusklrk also talked Anne, of Jackson are guests of Mr. and are being practiced under thc direction of Mrs. Robert Burch. The club meets Thomaa E Reynolds of Chicago was next Tuesday night with Mrs. HarryBRIDGE PARTY AND DINNER. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Cook Wood. IM W. Bond St. Miss Jocelyn Ironside entertained Thursday night and Friday. eight of her friends very pleasantly on CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY. Saturday with an afternoon bridge Benton Harbor visited Mr. and Mrs. Seventeen friends and relatives gath­ ered Friday evening. January M. and party. Honora were won by Misses Dwlght Beumer was called home surprised Mr. and Mrs. John Francisco Marjorie Stebbins and Ruth Renderfrom Houghton last week by the death on their thirtieth wedding anniver­ of his mother, Mrs. Albert Beumer. sary. Those present were their grand­ ladles in the evening and all report a daughter, MIm Beverly Stair. Mr. and happy time. thc guest of Winston Sheffield Thurs­ Mrs. Leo Cummings and daughters. GUILD NO. S. day night Harriet Anne Chidester of St. Johns Mrs. Richard Endsley. Elmer Kelley. Mrs. W. G. Davis entertained Hos­ is spending this week with her grand­ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Jordan and baby, pital Guild No. 5 on Monday evening parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Chidester. also the farmer's mother. Mrs. Jordan. Bridge was played. .Mrs Kim Slglei Mrs'. Annie Swegles and Mrs. Mildred Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Brockway and son. wlnnlpg high score and Mrs. Ed. Law­ Swegles from Hastings spent thc after­ All enjoyed a very pleasant evening rence the consolation. Lovely refresh­ noon with Mrs. Jack Snyder on Friday. I with nmes and music. A pot luck ments were served and all report a Mr. and Mr*. Robert Cook and Leon I lunch’wos served after which al! re­ pleasant evening. Bauer were In Lansing Tuesday, the turned to their homes, wishing Mr. and men attending Farmers' Week at M. Mrs John Francisco many more years ZADIOWSKI—HAGGART. of wedded life. Sunday afternoon at five o'clock at Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kermeen from the Methodist parsonage. Rev. L- L. BRIDGE-SHOWER FOR BRIDE. Caledonia were the guests of the lat­ Dewey united in marriage Joseph Honoring a recent bride. Mrs. Car­ ter's mother, Mrs. Katie Snyder. Sun­ roll McGuffin. Mesdames Raymond Zadlowskl and Maggie Hoggart, both Wtndcknecht nnd Theodore Knopf en­ of this city. Congratulations are ex­ tended. tertained very delight fully with a mis ­ and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. | S. F. Nichols of Detroit over the week cellaneous bridge-shower on Frida}' evening al lhe home of Mrs. Windeend. , Miss Emily McElwain was hostess to Mrs. Will Thwaltes ot Grand Rap- knechl. Twenty guests were present. High bridge scores were made by twelve guesti^aturday evening at a nis Murray from Wednesday till Fri­ Mrs. Hugli Riley and Mrs. Leon De­ Lano (Mildred Riley). day. The bridge tallies were bridal in Richard Grcos Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers and Mr. and Mrs. Lindley of Battle Creek were NASHVILLE. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. orated with wedding bells, both being very attractive. Miller. Mrs. Fred Warner and Mrs. Gail Ly­ Guests from out of town were Mrs kins were at Charlotte Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mead and Miss Therexxa Dausc of Lansing was children were guests of Mr. and Mra. Einar Frandxen. Benton Harbor; Miss Thai. Gammage of Grand Rapids on Harriet Brien. Lansing; Mrs. Leon Delaino. Cloverdale Saturday. There were nearly two hundred at­ tended thc Father and Son banquet Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kelley and son. A FRIENDLY GET-TOGETHER. Monday night at the Evangelical John Malcolm, of Detroit were over thc About one hundred flfly friends of the State and Center roads and ad­ fine supper. Mr. Holmes of Lansing was art Kelley. Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Penney and son joining communities met in the social the speaker. Mr Goff and Mr. Murph}* of Lansing of Royal Oak were over Sunday guests tooms of thc Moose hall here Saturday of Mrs. Etta Blough and Mr. and Mrs. evening and enjoyed a pleasant few were in Nashville Saturday on burincss hours In visiting, playing cards and Rev. and Mrs. Rhoades of Maple Vernor Blough. dancing, the Linington orchestra fur ­ Grove entertained Rev. Hayes and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boyes and son of family Thursday night. Flint, were here Saturday and Sunday nishing music. Late in the evening refreshments to see lhe former's mother, Mrs. Anna Marylln Joyce, daughter of Mr. and were served. Thus those ot our chllhood Mrs. Floyd Titmarsh of Vermontville Boyes, who is 111. Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Lathrop spent lhe days who- attended lhe rural school. has scarlet fever. latter part of the week in Detroit and of the above local communities again Mrs. Bidelman and three children of Dr. attended a special clinic at the enjoyed a friendly get-together. Hastings spent Sunday with Mr. and Those from away were Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Amos Wenger. Henry Ford hospital. Louis Furhiss of Long Beach. Cal.. Olen Brown of East Lansing, and William Kitinhans went to Grand and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Furniss of George Gillespie of Charleston. W. Va. Rapids Sunday. He entered Junior Col­ Nashville are guests ot Mr. and Mrs. BASKET BALL BOYS lege on Monday. 0. W. Clarke today (Wednesday). Louie Diamonte of East Lansing ua.s WERE ENTERTAINED. Miss Ruth Hicks and Miss Maxine After the basket bail game on Fri­ home over the week end. Wunderlich ot Pentwater and' Miss day evening. Mr. and Mrs. David Boyes Mrs. Hazel Putman and children of Jackson spent Sunday with Mrs. Bessie entertained ten members of the squad Brown and family. and Coaches Hawthorne and Brozak. Wunderlich. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Couch have as a surprise to Loren Boyes and sev­ Mrs. Fannie Wilson of Tennessee eral of the other players. moved into the Mae Potter house on spent Tuesday with her cousins, Mr. A delicious repast was served thc Middle street. and Mrs. Sumner Sponable. She had Miss Hilda Lund'.trum underwent an guests after which games of various been visiting a brother in northern kinds were enjoyed, and all appreciated operation for appendicitis last Wednes­ Michigan. day at Penpock hospital. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis FurnUs of Long Beach. Cali­ lightful occasion. Claude Wood were Mr. and Mra. Lon fornia is spending the week with his Wood and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kelsey* parents. LOVELY BUFFET LUNCHEON. of Coate Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mrs. Alice McFarland suffered a Small gloss baskets of assorted flow­ Chamberlain. ers centered the luncheon tables and a stroke Monday. Site was slaying with Mrs George Hooper and daughter. -------------------larger similar------bouquet WBa was used TO on thc her mother. Mrs. Hannah Robinson. Miss Jean Hooper, of Memphis. Tenn., dining table at thc charming buffet Mrs. Bertha Mater of Marshall came mmr ___ i__ ..... ... come last week tn to assist wifh with the earn care ,luncheon given by .• Mrs. Robt. Walton of the former's mother. Mrs. Marcus on Tuesday of last week, covers being Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Bullen of Parma Stebbins, who lx very ill. laid for twelve. Bridge was played In brought Mrs. McDerby home Sunday Mrs. Fred Mahoney and son. Jack, the afternoon, high score going to Mrs. and Monday they went to Shepherd to and Mias Mildred Newton of Kala­ William M. Stebbins, second to Mrs. visit their daughter. mazoo were Saturday and Sunday FTunk Andrus and consolation to Mrs. The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Cole Newton A f amble church met with Mrs. Gokay Wednes­ and Miss Helen Newton. day afternoon. KNIGHTS TEMPLAR PARTY. Rev. and Mrs. Albert Ostroth and Grand Rapids last Tuesday night at­ About rixty-flKnights Temptar Mrs. Eunice Mead spent last Tuesday tending a banquet and entertainment and their ladld^rere present at a mlx- with Mr. and Mrs. Gail Lykins. given by the five O. E. 8. Chapter* in er last Tuesday evening at lhe Masonic Grand Rapids complimentary , . ... to tlie । Temple, and all report a very delightful Michigan Central depot. They will oc­ Orand O. E. 8. officers. ' evening. cupy the Miss Minnie Furniss rooms. Mr. and Mra. Frank Annable and I The guesta were divided into various Frank Miller of Detroit spent the her mother. Mrs. E. Monroe, and Mr. j groups and each group had to do a and Mra. Hurry Wood were In Grand certain part of the aerving, which Glasgow. Rapids on Sunday where flfty called on j caused a lot of merriment. Games, Mr. and Mrs. Otis Gokay of Middle­ Mrs. Annable's grandfather, Hiram stunts, pedro and bingo furnished the ville spent Sunday with his mother. entertainment. Mr. and Mrs Charles Dalhnuscr and Soldiers' Home. They also called on family were at Toledo Sunday. George Bradtah while there. BRIDGE—DINNER. Family night was held Tuesday night at the Pythian Hall. INNTIATED INTO SORORITY. and hostess at a lovely bridge-dinner Mrs. Martin Thrum of Wayne is Miss Frances Carrothers, who is on Saturday evening. Places were laid spending sometime with her parents. teaching stringed Instruments In .the for twelve. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Walrath. Detroit schools, has Just been initiated Pink and white narcissus made at­ The fire department was called to into Mu Phi Epsilon. National Honor­ tractive table decorations. A delightful Wirt Surines Monday afternoon to ex­ ary Music Sorority. time is reported. tinguish a roof fire. al Wail lake from Saturday UIJ Mon- Dedicated to Better Vision The BESSMER Eyesight Service HASTINGS, MICH. Here Is A Test For Reading Hold this paper about 13 Inches from your eyes. Now. can you read lhe »mall print clearly? No? Must you bold it further away? Then some of the focusing jxrwer of your eyes has been lost. What to do? Have us examine your eyes and furnish reading help. FREEPORT. 1 W. R Surrarrer had quite a thrilling Home Economics ' experience while crossing the railroad near Dutton while driving to his Extension Work track wort, but instead landed in a dltah BARRYVILLE GROUP The Bsrryvllle Home Economics Ex- ly uninjured. , Onto Catt and son TCeith underwent operations Wcdnesdsy at thc Pennock hospital for lhe removal of their ton­ luck dinner being served at noon a sils. Miss Nelda Cool is spending several days with relatives at LaBarge. ' Little Theo Kauffman is 111 with leader. The leader then gave us three questions to answer as a method in pneumonia. which we know how to like pfttures. The four ways of pictures influencing with the former's sister. Mrs. Susie people is through culture and inspira­ Baker and brother. Abe Thomas, of Lake Odessa Tuesday.. tion into our Ilves, also furnish us with Mra. Homer Henney and children of! Ideals and ambitions. The Jftalrman called the meeting to Campbell spent Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Mary Lou Henney. order following dinner. As there was no Mr. Lett of Elmdale called Monday business brought up the last minutes were read and roll called Seven mcm- at the p a. Thomas home. Mrs Maggie Wanless 13 some better bers were present also the following visitors. Mrs. Sarah Ostroth. Mrs. at this writing. Rev. C. C. Glass went to Colorado, Carrie Willetts, Mrs Nellie Fancher, where he Intends to carry on his. and Ssther Striker. Evangelistic work for some time. 1 Mrs. Mabie Adams then gave lhe reMaurice Jordan of Woodland and lectlon of pictures was shown on th" son Howard and wife and two children of Lansing, called Sunday at the Mra following kinds of pictures. Portraits. Anna Wolcott home. Scenery. Religious. Architecture, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson and story telling pictures. The meeting was adjourned to meet family and MUs Marguerite Walers of I with Mts. Frank Tobias some time tin Railings, were Bunday guests of Mr. I and Mrs. George Thompson. tlr*t of March, exact date not decided Forest Jordan and wife and children' of Lansing and Mrs. Rena Culler and Bobbie Wolcott and Helen Hilbert of, GROUP NO. 2. Hastings City Extension class No. 2 Woodland were guests Sunday at the; met at the home of Mrs. Ines Kenyon home of Mra Anna Wolcott. The lack of usual amount of local on Tuesday afternoon. January 28. A review of the lesson on the making and hanging of curtains was given by Mrs. Kenyon. Thc rest of the afternoon was spent in the study of pictures. A line exhibit of copies from old paintings was shown by the leader. Albertine Bauer —Gertrude Bauer, secretary. WELCOME group. Tlie Welcome Home Economics Ex­ tension Group held an all-day meeting Wednesday. January 27. at the Wel­ come Grange hall. Twenty-three mem­ bers answered to roll call. After the regular business session a review of tlie previous lesson on "Cur­ tains" was given. Many discussions fol­ lowed. At the noon-hour ail partook of a lovely pct luck dinner. The new lesson on "Pictures" was very interestingly given by lhe leaden I In the afternoon. Good pictures not only make our homes attractive but they bring culture and inspiration in­ to our lives They influence our mind and develop our Imagination. The se­ lection. framing and hanging of pic­ tures were discussed. Several pictures from good painters were shown making this lesson very Instructive. The last lesson will be given in Feb­ ruary. also the election of new officers —Minnie Falconer. Secy. QUIMBY GROUP. The Quimby group of Ute Home Eco­ nomics Extension class met at Quimby church basement, Wednesday, January 27. for an oil day meeting. After a busi­ ness meeting, conducted by the chair­ man. a review of lhe lesson on window treatment was given by Mrs. Clemens. After dinner lhe new lesson, the use of pictures in the home, was presented eating and profitable lesion. Our lead­ ers presented copies of pictures by famous artists. We also learned how pictures should be hung and framed and what pictures ore appropriate for certain rooms. ‘ Sixteen were present al the meeting. —Esther Ware. Secy. DELTON GROUP. ' Pictures: What to see in them and how to hang them." was thc subject of the fourth lesson for the Delton Home Management clan, which met at the home of Mra. Blanche Mott on Tues­ day. January 19. There were 21 members and six guests present at this thoroughly inter­ esting lesson, which is proof enough that class interest is being maintained. The subject of "Pictures' is much too comprehensive to be dealt with very completely In one afternoon, but the lesson was so carefully planned and given that a great deal of materia! was touched upon and an Insight given in­ to the wealth the subject contains. The center of Interest, coloring, suitability and the possible story in each picture were only a few of thc points touched Upon. As an'illustratlon. the stories of the pictures. Hoffmans "Christ in the Temple" and Abbeys' "King Lear" were given by members of the class. Thc list of pictures used Included some quite modern American artists, as well as thc old masters. The subject of the next lesson Is. "Flower Arrangement’ and the lesson tire home of Mrs. Julia Doster.—Flor- ASSYRIA GROUP. Thc Assyria Home Economics Ex­ tension Group met for an afternoon meeting. January 20, with Mrs. Eva Barver. Eleven members were present. The lesson was given on pictures, their use as decoration and groups suitable for different rooms in your home, also illustrated by small copies ot famous paintings. The next meeting will be March 2. at Mrs. Evsnglc Miller's. Members bring PODUNK. chairs and finished slip covers also pot­ Mr. and Mrs. Prank Waters enter­ tery and winter bouquets.—Kathryn tained his brothers and families Sun­ Cole. Sec. day. Hobart Kenyon, who underwent an EAST DELTON. operation for appendicitis al Pennock Mr. and Mrs. Gay Walers and son hospital, is gaining nicely. and neice of Plainwell spent Sunday Mrs. Warren Laubaugh and two chil­ at Rex Waters'. dren have moved to Hastings where she Sunday visitors at John Willison's will conduct a grocery store. were Mr. and Mrs. Charley Beck of Mra. Cora Laubaugh and Mrs. Ella Galesburg and Mr. and Mrs. Gordie Smith entertained the birthday club Durkee and son of Delton. Thursday, nearly Ally partaking of lhe Miss Viola Willson and Stewart wonderful dinner. They received many Walers spent Sunday with Mr. and and beautiful presents. Everyone hav­ Mrs. Albert Hartman and two daugh­ ing a grand time. ters of South Hiokory Comers. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Yeckicy enter­ Mr. and Mrs .Harold Pennock spent tained a party of friends Friday eve­ Sunday with Mr. and Mra. date ning. Games, cards and music made Louden and family. Callers were Maurice and Wilma Ford of the Kel­ Yecklcy served lovely refreshmenu. logg district. Mrs. Geo. Ransom spent several days A number from this neighborhood last week helping care for her cousin. attended a patty ul the home of Mr. Miss Bagley at Baufleld. who la very and Mr*. Ileiuiie McGlockln ncur Richland Saturday night. -• and the unfavorable weather. Misses Josephine Noviskey and Helen Boughner accompanied lhe latter's father to Hastings Saturdsy. Gayion Overholt and wife of Carlton | were Friday evening guests at the E. M. Tooker home. Mrs. George Brownell of Flint was a week end guest of her sister. Mrs. Claude Walton. Mrs. Claude Walton. Mrs. George Brownell of Flint were Orand Rapids visitors Saturday. Mrs Mabie Osborne of Campbell was a caller at the Mrs. Lydia Kidder home Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Glass of Lowell A TABLE OF Half-Prices AVE you seen the table dis­ play of merchandise for sale at HALF PRICE at Baird's Cloth­ ing Store? If not, see it TODAY! There are sweaters, underwear, caps, mittens, jackets, gloves and other articles. Q The sale of heavy winter clothing continues; with big reductions in prices on 'bvercoats, heavy underwear, topcoats, mack­ inaws, sheep lined coats and leather coats. Prices are cut on all of the above mentioned articles in both the men’s and boys H To Sa Baird CLOTHING for MEN & BOYS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN George Thompson Thursday. Russell Noviskey and Otto Colvin of Pleasant Hili called Friday at the Surrarrer home. Mr. and Mrs. George Makley. and Mrs. Ford Stowell of Woodland • and Mrs. Herman Coach were callers Wed­ nesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hynes. * Steve Miller, wife and fsunlljr of Bowne sfsent Thursday evening at the Sam Eckert home. Mr. and Mrs. R. E Lipscomb of Grand Rapids were Sunday guests of their daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Omo Knowles. ADAMS LAKE. Mrs. Frankie Boulter visited Mrs. [Christ. Sate Boniface of North Pine on Wed- many could not have attended otharnesday afternoon. wise. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse ac-! A little son was born Friday to Mr. companied. by the former's sister. Mra and Mrs. Kenneth Rozinska of Grand Clyde Ffreman of Neeley spent Wed- Rapids. Mrs. Rozinska formerly wm nesday in Grand Rapids where they Miss Alma Morehouse. visited Miss Hcrberta Morehouse and I Mr. and Mrs. Alder Deforest and son Mrs. Ken Rozinska and daughter Vai- I of Kalamazoo visited Mr. and Mra. Jay da. Bagley and family cn Sunday. Several from this community attend- i Sunday guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Frank ed the lecture illustrated by hand Bagley were Mr and Mrs. Charles Rspalnted stereopticon pictures given by' terline and family ot Neeley. Hr. and Rev. John Everlngton ot Rockford. Mrs. Roy Cary of Neeley and Mr. and ; Mrs. John Cappon and children of Odes-va Friday on business, and also Michigan. Quite a number from this locality. Hastings. called on Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fields in plan to attend Farmers' Week held at Mr. and Mrs Marcus Haziev srwnt the Cheney district. Lansing this week . Sund.y with Mr .nd RiehSS George Harthy and wife of Hastings Mra. John Blocher. Orville Waddell Pettijohn of near Plainwell. - - and former residents near here were ---------------- - » r guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. Sam of Woodland and Mra. William Waddell । of Morgan spent Friday with Mrs. POLYGLOT man Eckert and Mrs Wanless. Herbert Morehouse. They also attend-! Talking pictures are being made in Mrs. Lydia Simpson called Sunday at ed a lecture given in the evening at the 14 languages in JoinviUe the French thc Eckert home In Irving. Methodist church of Prairieville. I Hollywood, situated on the outaklrts of Little Audrey Muilendore Is convales- Paris, WOODLAND. cing from her scarlet fever sickness. ---------------- ------------------- i__ Mrs. Wm. Mohler spent Thursday Mrs. John Cappon, th* teacher of our RADIO. with Mra. Forrest MdMIUen of Has­ North Pine school conveyed several of j Ninety-seven per cent of telegraphic tings. her pupils to Prairieville Friday eve-1 communications from Sweden • Miss Virginia Faul of Michigan State College. East Lansing spent the week rung where they enjoyed the stere-, United States comes by radio end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. laiwrence Faul. Mrs. J. ViT,Mllbert spent Friday in Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Shomo and son Don were guesta of Allegan relatives Sunday. Phyllis Ruell, Pollyanna England and Mary Long visited Eloise Smith ot South Woodland Saturday. Edward of South Woodland spent Sun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Karl Faul. Mrs. LlUie Taylor of Kalamo is visit­ ing her daughter. Mrs. Geo. Varney and family for a few days. tings were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Flory Sunday. Mrs. Burnell Morlan of Paw Paw' visited Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager last i week. Mr. Morlan joining her for the | week end. . The Woman's Study club are prepar-1 ing for their annual banquet which will I be held next Tuesday. February 0 In! thc Woodland High school gym. Their | husbands will be their guests. The Ladles' Aid Society and Mission-! ary Society of lhe Methodist church j will hold their regular mopthly meeting | at the church Wednesday afternoon. Supper will be served by club No. X , Mr. and Mrs, Claud Rolfe of Lansing visited Mrs. Cora Shopbell from Wed­ nesday until Sunday. Dr. and Mrs. R. G- Finnle and chil­ dren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McKnlght of Hastings. The community was shocked today (Monday) to learn ot the sudden death of John Velte. age 74. He passed away at 2:30 this afternoon after an illness of one day. He has been In poor health for a few months, although lie has been Velte has been associated with the Farmers Union Mutual Fire Insurance Company, whose offices are located in Woodland, for thirty-three years. He was born In Woodland township and has been a resident of Woodland all of his life. He wax widely known through­ out lhe county. He leaves to mourn his passing, hU wife. Lena, one daughter. Mrs. Arthur Giddings of Tawas City, and one granddaughter Ruth, two sis­ ters. Mrs. L. Faui ot Woodland. Mrs. Neal .WBlrath of Nashville and two brothers, Peter Velte of Petoskey and Albert Velte of California. TREE BALM. Tar thinned with creosote is good for pruning wounds ot trees. The tar seals the pores and prevents decay. Add just enough creosote to make the mixture brush on smoothly; it should be of the consistency of a thick paint. The flags displayed i on the Capitol In Wa •bout a month each. It With Flowers St. Valentine’s Day Sunday, February 14 Let Some Tasty Floral Gift Be Your Valentine Messenger Everything in POTTED PLANTS and CUT FLOWERS The small, inexpensive orders receive the same careful attention that we give to the big orders. We assure you of prompt de­ livery and every care in handling your orders. We Will Deliver Sunday Clyde Wilcox Florist HASTINGS MICHIGAN �Our Success Has been achieved through caro­ tol baalne** management and saUsfaclory dealing with polk)- ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25 CTS SEE US FOR INSURANCE FOR SALE—O. 1. C. Urt .pring pi**- *>•*’ ; fell nice net ekl*. H mile ’"•l et ***** .JI- Olto Mehalre. H 1 Paper hanging and painting-<im : Pea.e. ‘Pbnav 3T18, Harttnga.________ If 1 SOTIt 17 To lAllMIHJ. Ilr'.ng your old' 1 elevated cMh rtorm end year aid eoe-lrd bed.lead.. lira.. eendlewtirk., sad a-elKrr | rear. to. the Barry Cotaaty Anlluoe Hnm» . evrrr Saturday and get yo-ir ea.h. Frank [ ItairL peoprietnr. . ’ U'i'i.r- • । i i a|it>lr«. Jonathan*. Baldwin*. Grewnit,g«, | llnbbardrttma. 23e bu.hel. Hi,... SOr bwohel, So Sunday Mien. Fred Lavrenev. Hickory Corner*. 2-101 1 Foil SALE—4 heifer, fre.h .wan. John j Whitmorr _ Pbooe 73-T-I’-’3;«J I AM «.(uip|-e.| Io do grner.l barne.* repair ing and .Imp work at my hi/pte on .10 » i Walnut SI. Al.o wa.hing ahd ailing hat i ll....a.. Fred D- Beech. 2 10 FOR’ SALE on’TRADE— Burna, and eowe. A M. Werner. Belding. Rhone ?IO«—Pit. a I’fHE KENDALL ftisTERH are now ready to • entertain with murtral program., fc.r any 1 . arganltaliaaa. Ilee.onal.1. term.. Write: | -Mra. Nerlv Neob. Frrwpt ri. S I WANT TO Pl lit HASH—A milk mute iri iu.llr.ea Write, giving fult partiealara. . to 411 Liringatone Aamar. Grand Rapid*. Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO. MICHIGAN J. L. MAUS & SON Local RaprcaaataUvea, Harttags. Mlrb. H. S. SHELDON -hi PLAYER PIANO v • . c w -glam tH i;r I. ft s* Ip . - -r ill ■s . OyrrecUd Wadnaaday. February 3. 1332. ■WbMl i. • little higher, sther pritea re ta*ln the Mae. M S f t; HASTINGS MARKETS ran have raine by railing Frank Green near N'aahyille and l-aying f'-r thia nd_ ___ 3^ LtUST—Dark grey Boo wool mackinaw be­ tween Ha.tinga and star erhordhouee. Maae at Harry Hponahlr’a meat market. Reward. Alan f«r .ale. eight ton. alfalfa hay. Call Eugene Freeman at Harry Spun able*, f.rm. 2-3 ? swing deal and obtain wonderful bargain. Free trial. Also Baby Grand and one Upright Plano. For full information write to Auditor, P. O. Box 195. Chicago. I1L 2-10 SALESMEN -anted in Michigan to aell our highly reined, dirtilled and filtered motor and tractor oil. t'n the farm trade with rrrdlt accommodation m fall of It)32 with out note, interr .t or morteage. Liberal rontmiaaion to .ale.men with weekly *daarirementr and full arttleaneot lhe Ar.lJ of each month. Moat hair rar. The Mnn«a 0.1 A Paint Co, Dept. Sake. Clrae land. Ohi-.____ ________ ____ 2-3 IIIH’SK FOR RENT—«03 N‘ Mieh. Ave. j Ifa.lmg. Write for iltf-rnialion. H. A„ llerediet. 3*0 Vineyard Ave.. Benton Har­ bor. Mieb. S-S FOt’XD—On H.n.n.r -treet nyar rity linuta. , I 5. Slightly uaed and almost paid for. Will transfer eontrael to rr*ponslble party willing to ennUnue eaay monthly payment*. Small lU iK H 6: s sl-vl i CHICAGO MUSIC HOUSE Has Near Hutlugs a FOR HALE—tin. range, practically new. •med S month.. Inquire Elmer Matthew.. 2 mile, north. *-i mile wr.t of Coata Grnve. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. 131 Ii 3 t ’faKKi WOOD BCZZF.D by hcur. ’e.ird "»r diy? Al.o green and dry -mid fur .ate, Gerald Trncher. Phone 34-Jfl. FOR SALE—Fifteen .hoat.. weight 100 lb., meh. Jay Pennington, g.e tnilrn aouth nt Noahvtlle. 23 WASTED—Farm hand by the .month Muat be good milker and goo.i worker. State If married, age and very lotrml wage.. Itoc K rare Butawr. ________ 2;3 WANTED TO RENT—Small arrmge near to Harting., would like good chicken roap and fruit on plare. Would ron.ider buy­ ing the right place. Write Itov "B" care of Hanuer. 23 15’ 3 ? ? il = r ‘ a = s j IPRI ip ? 5 O 1 Wheal—While. 3|e. Wheat-Red. 4»e. Rye. Me. Mr*. Leonard Wachter and Mrs. H. J.! Oibaon were In Nashville Thursday. Quite a number from here attended the funeral of Mr* Albert Beumer ini Hastings Monday afternoon. Oibaon Bemlar was In Grand Rapids j several days last week. He brought a; tine team of horse* for the Oibaon. jam. THE CHURCHES WANTS WASTED—To buy or rent typewriter tn rood rondill'U Phone -S9A. 23 Hastings Burial Vault Company IONE 2622 HASTINGS. MICH. •4 DflD QATF r vll Orllj 12J FURNITURE, SMALL TOOLS, LIVESTOCK and 1925 FORD SEDAN, the personal property of Frank Cole, deceased, Saturday, Feb. 6 at one o’clock at the farm, 2*/g miles south and */g mile west of Delton. Mrs. Ada Thorpe and slater. Miss Johnson very pleasantly entertained the H. L. club at their home in Delton Thursday. A chicken dinner was served at one o’clock. Mrs. Kraus, president, called the meeting to order and roll wax answered with quotations from Michigan authors. Sketch of life of Rose Hartwick Thorpe, was read by Mrs. Nina Boyle. Poem ’Curfew Must No: Ring Tonight" Mrs. Flower; Sketch. "Life of Edgar Guest. Mrs. Farr; Poem HOMER ALDRICH, Admini»trator members were present. The next meet­ ing will be held at the home of Mrs Farr at Hickory Comers. February 18. J. J. Doster took up his duties of Monday morning. Mra. Doster will go a little later. Their nephew and niece. carry on the work there. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Doster were guests at their daughter's, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Norwood's, of Delton Tuesday in honor of Mr. Doster's natal day. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Doster were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vem Quick of Bonfield who entertained a family party in their honor. Notwithstanding the cold stormy day Saturday a large company was present to enjoy the Farmers club at the home E all know the Railroad Companies have been granted an increase in freight rates, t it be a good wo idea to anticipate your needs in the Building Line before the increase has to be applied to tlie retail price? Ella Eggleston, probate Judge of Barry county and Mrs. Maude Smith County School Commissioner, were present and both gave most interesting and helpful talks. The secretary will report more fully of the meeting later. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Scobey spent Thursday evening with his brother. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Scobey, at Hu- We are still sticking to the LOW PRICES of last year! Mra. Carrie Oerllnger and daughter Luta were in Hastings Thursday. Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Anna Eckert and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Home TELEPHONE 2276 UR FUNERAL ' home looks like a home. It is kept like a home. It is furnished like a home. O At the same time, one finds here the special facili­ ties which a private' residence does not possess, so that the combination is an ideal one w h ic h has won thc com­ mendation o f all those who have elected to make use of our establish­ ment. f GRANGE PROGRAMS Mrs. Nina Quick Tack of near Ban­ field spent Friday night and Saturday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Ern Quick. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wood and family attended lhe oyster supper and card party at Prairieville Saturday evening. Truly The Vault Without A Neglected RUPTURE Is a Source of DANGER!! SEE YOUR PHYSICIAN CARDS Of THANKS THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBarker, Proprietor. Hastings, Mich. AUTHORIZED EXCLUSIVE AKRON TRUSS FITTERS ■FOR SALE j/JU merchandise Hy. Mid idclberl WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME Many scales weigh Inaccurately in winter because water or ice accumulates on the parU or in the pits H the beam works too quickly or is stiff in cold weather, something is wrong and errors in the weights are possible. THE DAWN OF SKYSCRAPERS. ElUha Gray OUs Invented the eleva­ tor with automatic braking mechanism Middleville Poultry Farm and Hatchery Ph... n. Middle,111., Mich. In our Establishment is marked in plain figures. . . with the price of the COM­ PLETE Funeral Semite. Chas. J4. Aeonardr-* Funeral Service �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, Feb. 3*, 1932 Barry County Cow Testing Associ­ ation. Closes Very Successful Year Pour year olds: Robert Cook. Uoyd The Barry County Cow Testing Asso­ Gaskill. Forrest Buehler. C. M. Stowell. ciation No. 1 under the leadership of Forrest Buehler. Range of production Leslie Raber, tester, recently reported Five years and over: Uoyd Gaskill, Twenty members carried on lhe work Uoyd Gaskill. C. M. Stowell, Wm. throughout the year with very satis­ Velte. Jesse Osgood it Bona. Range of production from 4745 to 434* lbs. fat. factory results. Nine of thc twenty herds In the as­ sociation made an average production ceaa of being formed. County Agent jof over joq p* f,t p,r cow. The lowFoster reports that the testing fee haslMt [1(.ril ln t|lc association averaged been reduced in accordance with the i jgo |ta fBt M lt c^ mat al) times and that the old members are ^,4,, Came near the 300 lb. mark, joining again nearly 100%. wiUIe some; wlth 3W lta or more new ^mbera are. joining this yttr. M foltowi: c M Btowell. Hastings. This will make nearly a fulpurebred Guernaey 4155 Iba. fat. Uoyd Uon for the coming year. Dairymen OMkll| Dowling, purebred Holstein, realise that it is only the best of cows JM, Lyl Garfield. Mlddtethat return, proflt during thraeumes ™ jyrg/.y fBl ♦ FINANCES ARE N FINE SHAPE ter rents and other receipts. At the end of each month these are distributed to the proper funds. January 27, when we Valentine1! Valspar Flat Wall White Heavy Bodied dryer, will retain Its beauty and perform IU protective functions longer than any other wall coaling. USE ANYWHERE—On walls andceiUnn: on plaster or steel; — Regular $3.50 per Gallon NOW per Gallon . . . $<75 Valentine's Interior Gloss Paint Enamel-Like Finish with Valapar. Cleansing very easily with aoap. It looks fust like -Regular $4.00 per Gallon NOW per Gallon . . . SseSO Paint Now While the Price It Right! end of the month, so thia 3fl.758.09 had not been distributed when this article We wonder if there is another dty of 5J00 people in Michigan that has a sinking fund on hand now to retire all its outstanding bonds and, over and above that, has in lhe various city funds 363,000 cash? With such a show­ ing the council will probably plan td make next July's tax levy a light one. and the citizens of Hastings will ap­ preciate it. If we had a lot of bonds to pay with several thousands of dollars of interest on them it wouldn't be so pleasant. The credit for this fine financial showing belongs not alone to the dty council and the mayor, but to the hearty co-opcratlon of all connected with the dty government. The present City Clerk Is an asset to Hastings. He has beeh there many years. He knows lhe city's business thoroughly. watches carefully to see that the city's accounts are kept straight. He is of great help to lhe council, because of hte thorough knowledge of dty affairs. Our City Engineer has likewise been in the em­ ploy of the council for many years. He knows hte job and how to handle it in the interest ot the dty and its citizens. He figures closely and carefully to save money for Hastings and yet is not "The experience of a long life compels me to say that it is out of the question for a poor man to become rich unless he saves and banks money. Success is the real dividend a bank account pays the owner. Without such an account, a man gels nowhere." 60c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50. Whitman’s and Bunte’a B. A. Ly BACKER "Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy Are Shown to Everyone" Phone 2115 We Deliver Hastings — • 3 Is There An “OBSTACLE” Before Your “OPPORTUNITY?” In every life comes “opportunity” ... the chance to do better, bigger things the chance to reap a larger measure of reward. Often between the old position and this new “opportunity” stands the “NEED of MONEY.” Those who take the advice of the above mentioned business man, will be in position to surmount the obstacles and grasp “opportunity.” This bank has assisted many in ac­ cumulating a substantial sum, so that WHEN the “CHANCE” did COME to them, they were in posi­ tion to BETTER themselves! Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank In Barry County agement. We do not need a city man­ ager in Hastings, when we have a council whose members are giving such thorough and close 'attention to the city's affairs. They could not be more considerate or conscientious In admin­ istering their own business matters than they are in looking after thc wel­ fare of Hastings. Our citizens ought to realize, too. that it is no snap to be an aiderman In this or any other town. It means twenty-four meetings at least a year, and usually several more than that It means service on committees which re­ quire a 104 of thought and attention. Hastings ought to. and we believe does, appreciate tlie fine service that te given to our dty by lhe. mayor, the aidermen the dty clerk and engineer and all the employees of our city, in­ cluding the fire department. That de­ partment closed the year 1931, which was an unusually difficult one to fight fires, and kept the fire loss in this dty down to a little over 35.000. It wouldn't hurt the feelings of any of these employees of the dty. nor any of the members of the council, includ­ ing lhe mayor and city clerk, if the citizens of Hastings would tell them now and then how much they appre­ ciate their good work. favor buying anything because it Is cheap. He alms to get the best lhe city lalnable. There are on the council men who Leave Your Order Now For Valentine Heart Boxes of Candy Successful Business Man Said has proven that It Is sufficient. to com­ plete thc disposal plant and equip it The machinery for tlie pumping and disposal plant will not b»-installed un­ til next spring, so the city had to raise tidpation of that event, so as to save issuing bonds. There is on lu»nd In the sewer savings account and the regular sewer account almost 312.000. which will more than pay for all the new therefore are interested In moving out OMrood and Sons Cloverdale equipment required for the pump Ikxim the low producers. Mr. Foster reports JSSO lb5. „t Wm and the disposal plant. The council did that Mr. Raber can handle a ten more VeUe woodland, purebred Holsteins. not know exactly how .much to pro­ 347.1 lbs. fat. Robert Cook. Hastings, vide for, but made the best guess posto join the aasodaUon at this time. mixed Holstein and Guernsey, 3200 Interesting figures are to be found In iba. tat. Joe Buehler. Freeport, grade Joly. thinking that if more were needthe annual report of the association and purebred Jersey, 315.1 Iba. fat. II. W. Griffith. Middleville, purebred Jer- be spread next July. Normally there average production of all cow* in the would not be any such amount of association wax 7,9335 Iba. milk and tings, purebred Jersey. 3025 lbs. fat. money in the sewer account as the-city 323.1 ’Iba. ""ZL T. butterfat. The high herd of these nine for per now has; although more will be re­ h*8? cenl of butterfat In lhe milk was held quired hereafter than heretofore, be­ wa* L0*!^ by C M stoweU wlth bteI Uy Glen Ingram with a herd test of cause a man will h^ve to be employed PUr^O«^y’P^“c‘r«“,vr:,5.4'; fat. This high average was fol­ whose sole business will be the opera­ age 8.682 ih. lbs. milk .nd and 4185 4155 iba lbs. fat towe<1 by c M Stowell 4.7%: Harold tion of thia plant. It will interest the """ of ann per cow. Mr. Stowell's farm is south Griffith 4.7'J; Joe Bcuhler 4.7%; Uye taxpayers of Hastings to know that lhe of Coats Grove. The high herd for plant has been built for quite a little milk production was owned by Uoyd ;Wm. Velte 1.4% ; Lloyd leas than anticipated, due to decreased Gaakill of Dowling. His purebred Hol- Oanklll 35' prices of cement. smachinery and tile, •telns produced an average of 11.554 so the city lias not only lost nothing, lbs. milk and 392.7 lbs. fat per cow. but has actually saved money by build­ Both of these herd averages are excep­ that all the members are using pure­ ing on the installment plan, and now bred sires. Six members are planning tional. to keep their sires until they are Mr. Robert cook of Hastings owned paying Interest and retiring bonds, be­ proven, six are using safely keeper bull the cow with the high fat record of cause this plant and the equipment 505.5 lbs. tor the year, a grade Guern­ pens. Four members arc using only have all been paid for or provided for. sey. Uoyd Gaakill owned lhe high proven sires, twenty-lhree unprofitable Another item which has increased milk producing cow having 14.104 lbs. cows were sold during tlie year. Four­ lhe cash on hand te the "paving main­ teen members fed a balanced grain ra­ milk credited to her for the year tenance for trunk line roads fund," for Following will be given the names of tion throughout lhe year and all the which there la now well tow'urds owners of the five high cows accord­ members have alfalfa seedings on their 39.000 in lhe savings account and con­ ing to age classification. Two year farms. siderably over 3500 in the regular fund. The wliole report shows a good bal­ olds: C. M. Stowell. Marshall Pierce. This money te not raised by tax.' It Robert Cook. Lyle Garfield with a range anced dairy enterprise with good cows comes from the state treasury. It Is making a very’ creditable average for paid to cities Uke Hastings at lhe rate of fat production from 429 to 388 lbs. Three year olds: Robert Cook. Jesae of 32,000 per mile for the maintenance Osgood. Wm. Velte. Milo Shaw. Rob t great help to any farmer making a ma­ uf paving on streets, which the state Cook. Range of production from 505 5 jor part of his income from dairy Iuls taken over-aa parts of trunk lines. This city has a Ultle oye^two miles of such paving. Instead qf-spending this SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. money for other purposes, the council GLASS CREEK. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Huffman spent Louie Erway and family of KalamaTuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles and keep II Intact. It does what repair­ ing is necessary on paving which the Hete at Woodland. way's. Elmer Shaffer spent last week with city built, but which is now part ot The young people spent Saturday trunk lines, and most of the balance la evening in lhe Engle hart home. The Mr. and Mrs. Harry Busaei at Battle in the savings account The council has Creek. evening was spent practicing the play done this because it wished to be pre­ Mesdamea Etta Gould. Edith Debait. pared for the time when the slate will which they expect to give in the near Nellie Mayo, Severe VanAuken and call on Hastings for new - paving for future. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McGlocklin and Kathriix- Maurer attended the Larkin these trunk line stretches of city daughter of Hastings were Sunday club at Alice Maurer's in Battle Creek streets.that are paved. It the city had Tuesday. gyeste st Forrest Havens'. used it. and the state made its demand, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Cheeseman and that would require a bond issue. The Ray Otte and daughters of Kalamaroo are spending some time In the Fred family spent Sunday with her parents. Otte home while Lorraine has been en­ Mr. and Mra. Sam Buxton at Banfield. tennined there shall be no more bond issues. The "Interest and sinking fund tertaining the mumps. Lyle Otis and wife of Kalamazoo spent Bunday with Mrs. Lulu Gray and savings account" is maintained for the purpose we have mentioned, to retire Robert. spent Bunday at Fred Otis'. the outstanding city bonds, which wc Mr. and Mrs. Dole Downing and Mrs Chas. Erway of Kalamazoo spent last ZoMa Miller spent Thursday at G. O. have. They arc now 33.000. with 31,000 week at Roy Erways*. to be paid next May. . Mr. and Mrs. Ray Brtebo of Lansing Marshall's It became evident last fall that the spent Bunday al Clyde Warren'a. Mer­ rit Gates who has been spending lhe tC Mrs Bryan VanAuken. Iza Jarrard city had more money in Its street fund past few months here, returned home and Bob Elliston attended McKelvy than it was likely to use. ao our thrifty Belgh P. T. A. at McKelvy school Fri­ council took 32.000 of it and put it in with them. a savings account, where it draws three Lemuel and Melvin Oakes spent Sun­ day night. Mrs. Ella Taylor of Nashville and per cent Interest. The street paving fund day with their uncle. Orville Burgh­ duff. on lhe River road. Atheal. who Mrs Frank Norton spent Wednesday Tlie taxpayers themselves voted to levy at'Stanley Briggs' in Kalamo. is assisting her aunt returned home ...... ........ | Tlvc Ladies' Aid of the Wilcox church that fund at not exceeding 31 on each with them. Al Wolfe, wife and daughter of' will have an all day meeting Friday assessed 31.000 of property in the dty; . Grand Rapid* —--- c. —l-,,-™ .•> iy callers at ' p February 12. with Mrs. Olive vz^rntvr* McIntyre. so that fund will be held for the pur­ 8 Roy Erway's. । Pot luck dinner at noon. ■ poses for which the citizens voted it. The undistributed cash on hand con- PAINT SALE A (Continued from page one part one) plant and making a sewer system for the city during the last six years. It PART gelher and consider their job as a mat­ ter of individual, personal responsi­ bility. They are there to serve the city's Interests in every way. They take thelr responslbilitles seriously. Under usual conditions the govern­ ment of a city la a loosely conducted body's business, and ao It becomes no­ body's business Tilings drift along with the result that lots of money is wasted In paying Interest, extravagance is en­ couraged when bonds are floated, and not much attention is ordinarily given to looking after the real welfare of a dty. We believe Hastings Is a shining exception in the matter of city man- Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2217 WOODLOTS REPRESENT SOURCE OF INCOME Small-Scale Reforestation Will Yield Oood Profits to Land Owners Farmers who will become '•forestminded." and.glve their woodlots a chance to develop properly will find that they have an unsuspected source of farm profits in periodic yields of logs. Ues. posts and other products, as well as a means of increasing the num­ ber ot game animals and birds on their property. Dean Samuel T. Dana of the University of Michigan School of For­ estry and Conservation told foresters at the Cincinnati meeting of the Cen­ tral States Forestry Congress recently. Kentucky. Tennessee. Ohio, Indlsna, Missouri. Illinois. Arkansas. West Vir­ ginia. Iowa. Wisconsin and Michigan were represented at the Congress. With 29 per cent of the country's to­ tal stand of hardwood saw limber, 25 per cent of its population, varied mar­ kets and transportation facilities, hard­ wood forests ot the Central States re­ gion need only to have their owners shown the possibilities of form wood­ lots to make them permanently and CLOVERDALE. Henry Fennels and Mrs. Martha Increasingly productive. Dean Dana de­ Chambeilaln served Sunday dinner to clared. Becoming forest-conscious as well os the following. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dickerson. Mr. and Mrs. Shelley Howell. crop-conscious is Important because Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Butler, and Mr. and even a vigorous tree growth will stand only so much neglect and abuse. Tlie Mrs. Harry Kelley and Mr. and Mrs. practice of grazing cattle in woodlands Lindsey of Kalamazoo. te the most serious handicap commonly placed on tree growth, he said, this Kalamazoo custom halting natural reproduction Grant Dickerson shoppers Tuesday. and decreasing growth. Although Mrs. Chamberlain returned after harmful, the practice Is widespread, 53 spending a month at South Bend. (nd.,. per cent of tile woods in the Central with Jxer daughter. Mrs. Forest Chilson. Slates being used for stock pasture, Mr. and Mra. Bert McCallum were1 while if Kentucky and Tennessee ore Sunday callers at the home of Mr. andI excluded the figures rises to 70 per Mrs. Wallace McCallum ot Rutland. cent for the balance of thc states, and The Ladles' Aid will serve a pot luck dinner at the home of Mra. Lester Almost ever# farm has some land, Monica. February 11. Everyone wel­ often a considerable share, which be­ cause of poor soil or for other reasons come. Mra. Welton Brooks and daughter te actually worked at a loss, stated were Kalamazoo callers Saturday. Deap Dana. If fanners would use this Mr and Mrs Eames of Kalamazoo for grazing and protect their woodiota, lhe result would be a gain in wood products, and in the near future in Snyder home. wild life as well NOBTTIKAST IRVING. PLEASANT VALLEY. George and Glenn Miller of the Jones The three weeks' series of meetings district called at Sam Eckert s Sunday closed Monday evening- Good inter­ afternoon John Buehler. Sr. is not gaining in est was manifested throughout thc health ax well as his friends would services and a full house enjoyed the messages and musical program given Uke. Mr. and Mra. Gall Lightfool and by Rev. Chas. Glass, the blind evangefamily. Mr. and Mrs. John Rickert of Freeport spent Sunday with Mr. and age with Mrs. Wheeler Thursday. Mra. O. L Lightfoot and Norma. Qul«| a number of men of this vic­ February 4. Everyone Invited. Mrs. J. F. Brake spent a part of the inity attended the creamery meeting week with her daughter, Mrs Donald at Freeport Wednesday afternoon. Mra.'Harlow Seger spent Thursday Slowina and assisted tn the care of the with her sister and family at Clarks­ new grandson who has been named ville. ____ Grayden Donald. NORTH HOPE. - Ralph Jenkins and family of East Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Hart and Orangeville called on Herman Rated daughter Mary, spent Sunday with Mr. Saturday afternoon. This community extend their aymwest Rutland. Mrs Arthur Oeslcr ef Washington Jackson in the loss of their baby which and Mr. Parker of Kalamazoo spent was brought here foe burial Friday Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Mra. I afternoon. Donald McCallum and family. ~ “ Dan Korns, te spending a few days Pearl Hull is on lhe sick list at this with relatives and friends at Grand writing. Rapids and Reed City Archie Woodman of West Hope spent nation to grant women equal suffrage. Sunday evening with William Hart. Friday—Saturday Special* Tires & Tubes 30x314 Peon. Vacuun Capa Overaixe—Tire and Tube . . 29 x 4.40 PENN-ACE Tire and Tube............ 30x4.50 U.S.—G.&J. Tire and Tube................ 28 x 4.75 G. J. Stewart Tire and Tube............ 13 PLATl/ s^ss $445 $4*5 $6- 5 TUBE Battery «>$75 RADIO Guaranteed 1 Year Friday—Saturday only Exchange Price Complete! SATURDAY ONLY! Heavy Duty *B’ Batteries SATURDAY ONLY I *15“ jfato %Sport J7ii Phone 2177 'Drive-In Sennet" �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1933 PAG! TXX COURT HOUSE NEWS 5 COAL HEAT costs less! Kentucky Coal duced by coal co»l« les than any other mean. s SO measure to thc lower price, now prerallinc. ’ Today wc offer you coat ot thc highd quality al prices lower than they've been In the last ten yean. Smith Bros. Velte & Co. Telephone 2337 Hastinga, Mich. POWERS ECHOES. Mrs. Claude Trye of Grand Rapids v. ited her parents. Mr. amt Mrs. Frank Travu, Wednewfay Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kscchele and children of Altegan were Sunday eve­ ning callers at the home ot James Kel­ ley. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Tabor ui cornpanied them home and remained until Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Miner Palmer enter­ tained us Sunday guests hte flicce. Mrs. Arthur Heydenbcrg and family of GrandvUk*. Mtes Helen Brog. Leslie Sterby ant? Amos Palmer. Mrs. Carrie Travu has been quite ill with the ’ flu" but Is somewhat improved at thi* anting. Mro. Mary Troyer of Grand Rapids C •1-t' PROBATE COURT. E»1 Margrcte Valentin?. Nomination i Jot guardian filed, order appointing; guardian.entered, bond filed, letter* tesued Ext. Aurtlla Chamberlain. First an­ nual account filed. ! Est. Frank Kennedy. Inventory filed | Est. Edgar Otte.‘dec'd, Order allow-1 ling claims entered, petition for license! ' to sell, testimony of freeholders filed. oath filed, seport of sale filed. Ext. Nancy C. Long, dcc’d. Petition ’ for sperial Admr. filed. order appoint­ ing special Admr. entered, bond filed1 and letters Isxtfed. Est. Samuel L. Hulliberger. dcc'd.i Order for adjournment entered. Est Frances E Horton, dee d. Final I jrcceiptji of heirs filed, discharge 1*-1 sued. estate enrolled. ' j . Est. Srmalva A. Carr, dec'd.. Petl-| lion tor Admr. filed, waiver of notice! . filed, order appointing guardian en-i| : tered. j Est. Prank Cole, dec'd. Will and pe­ I tition forYrobate filed, order for publl-1 j cation entered, petition for special i Admr. filed." order appointing specu! 1 Admr. entered, bond filed and letters , issued. Est. Jefferson Hyde. deed. Will and; i petition for frobatc filed, order for j publication entered, notice of hearing.' | claims issued. ESL/Wllham L. Wiles, dec'd. Final' ' rccelpU filed, discharge of Admr. Is-I ‘ sued, estate enrolled i Ett Semalva A. Carr, dec'd. Bond1 niqil and letter* Uaued. order limiting settlement entered, ix-tttlon for hear- ■ I in? claims filed, notice.to creditors 1*-1 ' sued. Est. Charles W. Wing. deed. Order । allowing account entered, dlsctiargv of ; executor issued, estate enrolled. LIKE IDLE MEN > Active dollars, like industrious men, earn constantly and STRENGTHEN the FINANCIAL STRUCTURE of the COMMUNITY. It was estimated a few weeks ago that throughout the country nearly a billion dollars in cash was being "hoard­ ed”—This money is now coming back into the banks where it can be used safely, legitimately and constructive­ ly to hasten the return of prosperity. This bank is doing its best to aid in the sound ad­ vancement of commerce and industry and the increase in employment. Bd,ar Cheney, leader ot lhe Carl-1 ton Center Y Group. Is having some hue and very helpful mretings. being ( 111 ,l1 nl hl', home Some ut ih<- par­ ' :'r' 'uc v>' ,11'mini tune. t(> tl,nr■ —''Tju. Frccixjrt Girl Reserves are plan­ ------------------------------------------------------------- rung on a leap year party tills month, visited tier daughter. Mra. Maurice The George William.- club. Wesley | Johnson and family Wednesday after- Logan's Y Group, are planning their noon. ---------------------------------------------------meetings for Tuesday noon so that -------- ------------------------------jboyu from the country can attend also.; GUN LAKE NEWS. I Albert Broker. Hl-Y leader of the Phyllis Duffey. Robert Count. Chlf, Huangs Group lias been on the job Allen and Robert Carter are all num- four years consecutively, an unusual be red among thc »irk. ; record. w^HfipEldon Farrell of Wood- [ Mr and Mra. Pierce d'Connor of; taiuf amf Lhb'd Lindsey and E. J. Crool^ Lake Odessa spent Friday evening with hare < reu a longer nyord of faithful-1 Mr und Mrs. Dennis Dullcy. ncss Sucnjcadcrs make thc good life Mrs. George Townsend Is gaining attractive. slowly. ; Nashville Hl-Y and tlie Scout Troop ________________________________ This cold weather makes a good are havingt some fun with volley ball.1 many feel happy, for now tlie take is .The Hl-Y were busy last week oistetirnr.-n over. They think now wc wtU ing in pulling on the annual Father hart: plenty of ice for the Ice houses, and son banquet. This makes the tenth rousvy uudfow and George Taylor in succession in as many years in are cdtfing logs for Sila* Doster on tlw 'Nashville, having cloie to 2.000 hi 10Cltarlie Ludlow place. tai attendance. __________________________________________________________________ C . j Woodland hud charge, of Y. M C. A. groups thc lost two weeks, while THr. I The progress of your own community and your per■ sonal welfare can best be served by you, if you will put every dollar you possibly can where it will be actively and safely working for you. \ .I/' 'mb JK ' Cut Your Fuel Bills Our Great Family of Satisfied lasers Know— More Heat For Your Money — and It’s So Clean, Too USE NSllMERS Consumers Power Company Hastings City Bank The Bank That Does Tilings for You' Capital $75,000 Telephone 2103 J. Barnum and Forest Roe at PINE LAKE CLUB. | BARRYVH4X. Tlie Pine Lake Farmers’ club met al1 Mr. and Mr*. Prank Day and Mr. I [ February 13 ut Detroit Y. M. C. A. the Home of Mr. and Mr*. Homer land Mrs. Edwin Day of Bouth Has[will be held a stale wide Religious Ilouers. January 30. 1932. for a day l ting* were Sunday guesta ot Mr. and |Emphasis meeting with Dr. John Mc- meeting. Thc meeting was called top’- ’ » rv'” iKai of South America, speaker. who crdir by the president. Bert Brown. ; Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Fossett. Mr. and Singing—Lore's Old Sweet Song. I Mrs. Ralph Devine and Mr. and Mrs | was one of thc leading men at the Inj ternational meeting in Cleveland last ; Arthur Lathrop spent Bunday with Mr. Repeating of thc Lord's Prayer. summer. County committee men and and Mr*. Will Hyde. Singing—Battle Hymn of thc Repub­ I leaders an* urged to attend tills very Mra. L. E. Mudge I* spending a tew n ■ helpful meeting. Plans for special lic. day* in Flint and Detroit. Meeting adjourned tor dinner. meetings all over the state will be dteRussell Mead and Donna McKeown.' Tlie ladies of tlie dinner committee | cussed. । who are attending-M. 8. C.. spent the] j Middleville Girl Reserves had a Very served an excellent dinner which was very much enjoyed by all. week end with their parents here. ' enjoyable parly lust week. Kenneth Wilcox returned to his' Meeting called to order by tlie presi ­ i A Father and Son banquet for Mid­ .-chooL work in Kalamazoo. Monday. ' dleville is Luing planned for February dent. Mh and Mrs. . J. Wilcox, Kenneth, Singing — Joy to thc World. with Rev. Thrall of Battle Creek as Secretary's report was read and ac- and Miss Lucille DeWitt of Nashville ‘ I the speaker. Watch for thc date. were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and' 1 February, though short. te full i "Pon, Mrs. Verne HawbliU of Hlghbank. Misses Doris and Marjory Gillette; Sunday. February* 14—celebration of ,roT llw Comm on ToP*0* of Interwere Sunday guest* of their grand-' (Race Relations and February 12 Is tojM* , , _.. „ 1 be dfecrred us a day of pruver by! Mrs Annina Pike gave a report on a. parents. Mr. and Mr*. George Gillette . women of 50 natiori* > ‘ ‘ ) Boy Scout meeting tliat she attended In। of Gul) lake. The L. A. S. will sponsor a Valentine, I Our government is now spending H**l>n«»- She ateo read an article oni approximately $100,090 an hour on its Heconstruction. Eli Undsey to.d u». supper at the home of Mr. and Mr*. ■ Arthur Lathrop on Friday evening. | ’military budget Woman's Prow. •houJ_. ■Far East, thc relation* between China | February 13. 'and Japan; The Gold Standard and COATS GROVE. CARLTON CENTER. The P T. A had n. big Hine Friday Free silver; The European debt; and »V MMU.U Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crockford and should .... all read ... an article .... in evening. Tlie men surely gave tlw large said we crowd n good entertainment and there the February American by Calvin Cool- Mrs. Hullibergtr visited at tlie former s ldg(. sister. Mr. and Mrs -Vet Overamlth of The President appointed Mr*. Keyes I wert Woodland Wednesday evening. I । Tlie L. A S. meets tills week Thurs­ Mr. and Mr*. J. Kick of near Freeday with Mrs. Claude Wood li; Has­ and Lre KilUck as Comm, on "Topic* ot interest" for the next meeung. ; port visited their nephew. Mr. and Mrs. tings, club No. 2 serving dinner. The meeting was then turned over to Fred Henney. Friday. j Sunday evening the program was in Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hale spent Thur*observance of Christian Endeavor week the chairman of the program commitday In Battle Creek. with ' Service " as the subject tn tee. Walter Brown. Singing—Old Black Joe. AU remember the L. A. S. meets with j charge jif thc president. " Mrs. Smith. School Commr. of Barry . Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nash till* week | Next Sunday evening there will be a ’number of Interesting things on the Co.. told us about her visit to Wash-. Thursday. February 4. for dinner. Ington. D. C. hut summer. Slw also Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Zuschnitl ot west program. A play. "Al the Parting of u* many Interesting tiling* about °I- ---Hastings were guests- of Mr. and •uio Ways" ways' by uy Mrs Bayne and Tom— llr.nnov - — •the Tome told ......... rii.lnS young people; a pageant -The Shining U* Washington . „1>r N„i Hing" by a group of young people and "How Would it a Heel us if U. S. Or,,?ll,a r’ Ntl" Herten Mte.JIRSS leader. Mrs M.e OtermnHh. musician.Ihou* Mrs. Dorothy Barnum te bx»ter. Coy| Singing-Work for the Night te wul 'Wled Woodland High Stowell is tiaiidilMkcr for next Sunday Comln,: evening I Then Mrs. Eggleston Probate Judge' E S Thompson went Monday to Ann i “I Barry Co., was introduced and «he j Arbor for treatment and operation. We '“8«« MUcre«un« things! -r-- ^'--rv7T Ur, »te». ter work. Su>,.ni-On».iU CKrWI-n SoKUrr- | o-.rwulh uu Mn. ShlrljT Stoeum The D G T. O meets next Wednes­ Mtran, lhen lutnrt mr io u..- •» All art mmday tor an nil day meeting uith Mr. ne.idml t.c a slwrt busineu merlin, unn, all* -m* *poo<u. mre.li' and Mrs. Cha.'. Townrend. It is men’s Rew.un, ol tire w.ldi word.—Pearl m-l,,ls , . , „ . day and a program 4» to be put on by Brawn, sec. ,»■ *'"> . thc men * _________ , B ' Carlton culled Monday on their couiMr. anJ Mr ‘ John Woadman and HENDERSHOTT. i, n'b..Mr “,ul UwU ,tolle "od Mrs. H. A Woodman visited Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Panualee and j S?Khool Bt Lakeview due Co IUMr.;. J Baker near Mlddli•ville Wednes­ Juiu of Johnstown spent the week end * thrtr ^wTiUs. Rowley day. at tlie home of Floyd Garrison w understand MU* Ionia Gillespie MORGAN. Irene Johr-eti and Eugene of Plain­ well yteitea Mr. and Mra. J. W. ShaQer Sunday. . Mr wT.d Mi.s W. H. VauSickle oi Lansing spent thc week end with their Phone 2305 This Dependable Bank Offers You Its Best Services . Mr,. C ,11 Jennings of Albion i« '. tiiylng at thc home ot J. W. flhaller CVhile she U Ipoldng-aftcr the selling of jjticr household goods here. , Several from this.way attended th* ; funeral cl Mollie Carr at tlie Barry ville । church Sunday. 1 As O'.io Keil and family are moving near Charlotte nershbors and friends | gathered at lhe hotw, m Mr ..id Mrx Cteir VanSicklf to say farewell and ex­ tend their best wishes to the family. church entertain* the Family Ntjht h j year. Mr. Laird Wotting members and their Inend, A gaud , *4, weUman. He h^ program U promlMd to all puui to, prmen very SUCCWJ4U1 BMIt Rnln^.v urtth ■' Ur atld MrS Hcnry Cole Of Wood•JnF 4 lh M • Und *■*’“ Thursday afternoon with Nelilt Matthew* in Hastings tatter's father, John Mead of this Next Sunday will be Missionary Sun­ day and our chairman Has arranged 1 ' to have Mr. Burgess and a lady irom' ’ Hasting* furnish thc program. The] NO SLEEP. NO BEST. program must begin at 10:00 o'clock sharp because they have to leave at 1 ■ STOMACH GAS IS CAUSE 10:30. AU plan to come and. be on; lune. . • ' Wc arc glad to liear Uial Mrs. ConkIfh u gelUng along w nltxly alter her ‘ operation. She Is ut Bronson huopl-' NEW LOWER PRICES 4.50- 20 .. .$ 5.35 5.00-19 . . .$ 6.6'5 4.50- 21 ./.. 5.43 4.75-19... 6.33 5.50-19... 8.48 (tVxS.M) 6.00-20... 10.95 ftVx*.$O) G<l»4.10) (XVl&.OU) (34x6.00) , X SAft 'fitUiUndac Th* QUALITY tiro within the Reach of AU S P E E DW A Y 29x4.40-21 $3.95 29x4.50-20 4.30 30x4.50-21 4.37 28x4.75-19 $5.12 29x 5.00-19 5.39 31x5.25-21 6.63 Still Lower Prices in Pairs Goodyear Tubes *t Big Saving* Too. Good Used Tire. 11.00 Up. Bross Tire & Battery Shop Guaranteed tin Repairing TELEPHONE 2«2 NO. MICHIGAN AVE. HASTINGS , 4 �■m RASTTXGS BANXEK WVTHflMDAY. FttlllUAMY S. 1»J* �THE HAATINGA BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1«M Save Money I TRAFFICUNNECES8ARY j i Tests Indicate Btop-and-Oo Signals No Moro Efficient Than Signs | EDMO NDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY -:- BRICK FEED <- TILE COAL u CEMENT -i- <■ LIME PHONE 2118 EAST ORANGEVILLE I Plainwell were Sunday gue*t* ot their AND WEST HOPE, parents. Mr.fand Mrs W. B Hayward Mr and Mra Jas Collison of Kala-! Mr an^ Mr‘ w-"R- Johncock and "m7. •K’b“!S^.Uiud ,S ' £ w The sick at Bob Barnes' are all on Ml and W- B. gain , i Joying electric lights. They have in­ Clarence Johncock Is aick with j stalled a lighting system. chicken pox. 1 Mrs. Hattie Anders to entertaining Mr. and Mra. Russell Boulter of her mother. Mrs. Erway of Hastings. LENT BEGINS WEDNESDAY ! SPAGHITTI SHIIMP CA$$ttOll TRY THIS I.C.A. FOOD TREAT ! ACTUALLY c/ieaperto but/ GOOD foods at \.Q.K.stores MACARONI or SPAGHETTI IB 3 1>kss 19c Flour IGR 24i6 kt. 69c Rice f—, 4 u*. 19c Brooms Fire Sei 39c Baking Powd. ICR cL 23c Cornflakes Sff”-' 11c 19c Large Pkg. Vanilla Extract IGR Bottle 23c Strawberry Preserves j- 23c Sandwich Spread Pears RICHFIELD j.> 18c No. 2 H Can 19C IGR QUAKER OATS Large I'kg. 19c Beauty Soap IGR 2 a— 15c Household Cleanser IGR 5c No. 1 Can Red Kidney Beans Palm Olive Soap IGR 10c c- 10c tu. 7*/4c I G A. STORES W no bettor Violators of Um* yellow light on sig­ nals varied greatly with Interaectlonji nuinina from 15 to 10 per cent, while FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS are , Horn where traffic is not heavy, and ! represent a waste of money in equlp: merit. as well as a huge sum In time lost waiting for signals to change when there 1» no Impeding truffle. soys Rogicr L. Morrison, professor of highway ; engineering and transport In Hie UniI veraity of Michigan. i For the last four years undergradj uate and graduate students In the Uni­ versity highway traffle control classes have studied obedience to truffle law.-, I at' intersections carrying n*lativeJy ' light truffle. Of 123«2 drivers watched ‘at stop signs. 47 per cent stopped on­ i tircly before entering the intersection. 41 per cent entered slowly without stopping, and 12 per cent ignored the sign completely. As the street became mnr important, ur during times when truffle was heaviest, the observance ot Try a load and be convinced. Tlie price is right too. FLOUR Btop-and-go signals than signs in controlling movement 1 and preventing accidents at interaec- Be free from soot and stringers by burning DIXIE JEWELL coal—a coal that ignites quickly, yet holds fire like anthra­ cite or smokeless coals. A firm blocky coal high in heat and with the lowest pos­ sible ash. a* high as 4 5 per cent, though tlw* average was 1.7 per cent. This apparen' better observation of the signals must be discounted for three reasons. Prof Morrison says. One Is that all driven apiiroaching a atop sign must stop or break a law', while only half of those approaching a stop-and-go signal art under tills necessity. Anotlier factor is that many, cities pzrmit right hand turns against a red light. if a stop is first made. These violations were not recorded by Professor Morrison's sur­ vey. but would undoubtedly raise the number of Mgpal violations. A third factor Is that signals arc usually In­ stalled where traffic is heaviest, and where enjs-s traffic ts normally forced to stop of its own aecojd and wait for a clear passage. whether,# light com­ mands It or not Thqte facts make It doubtful if. un­ der tiie same conditions, signals are obeyed much, it any. better than signs says Professor Morrison, who finds {hat accidents at signa! controlled crossing.', are as numerous. If not more so. than at stop sign Intersections, and tend to be more costly, both in money and physira) InJur^F While much scientific study lias been givenhc«y traffic, lit­ tle has- been doiM-^fby^vllIages. small towns and the .-ubu/b.-. of citlea. with the remit that law sums arc spent with little return thiH might not bt gotten inexpensively, and also with heavy looses of time to traffic held up unnecessarily. Where traffic amounts to more than 500 or l.dUO vehicles per hour, signals are extremely valuable says Prof. Morrison. CEDAR CHEEK. The community club meets again February 5. Tflerc has been a large program arranged and u good time Is cx|>ccted so everybody come and en­ joy a real good meal, with the rest of your neighbors. Henry Leinaar and family visited Vaughn Fuller and wife in Hastings Sunday. Arcchous Campbell and family of near Middleville visited friends here Saturday. The ice harvest doesn't seem to be getting under way very fust this wason. In fact people nre beginning to wonder about the product for next ieason'3 use. Thc writer has lived here 54 year* and never lias s<*en a year without ice before, but perhaps th? weather man may change things later. The mumpx scare in this community seem* to have disappeared and every­ thing seems to be going along on itched tile. . Little Raymond Owen of Buttle Creek spent part of last week with his grandparents of tills jilace. Harry Leinaar while helping his brotlier Henry cut wood in the swamp last week come In contact with some liaison sumac, which rjither got the the best of Harry as he lias been con­ fined to the house since. EAST GUN LAKE. ASSYRIA. Tlie next meeting of the Briggs La­ dles' Aid Society scheduled for dinner tarirawd by — —. —— on Thursday. February II, has been Saturday evening. January 30 Cards, changed to an evening session w lie re luncheon and vtelting were enjoyed by alL . ■ Forest WilUtts who lias bcea visito'clock after which representative* of the Consumers Power Company will put on a display of moving picture Crawford returned to Hartings Friday. « Hte sister. Mrs. Mildred Roush and films .which will be both Interesting and educational. All art welcome. «. Wilma Lou Roush accompanied him Relatives of Phlneaa Powers were In­ Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford and formed of his death Bunday morning at ■his home al Marlon. Indiana. Ute Forest WilUtta visited Mr and Mrs former hom»; wa* In this locality until Jasper Raymond and mother. Mra. Lydia Williams of Yankee Springs he moved to Indiana, where he has for many year* been In <he grocery busl- Monday P. M. who are living near the parental home arid associated with him in a chain of four store*. Mr and Mr*. Arthur Miller were guest* Sunday morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs Fred Miller during the service of Carlton Brooks Miller of tlie congregational church of Battle Creek, heard over WELL. Tlie reception was good. Mrs. Veda Guy from near Nashville 'in the guest of her sister. Evanglc Miller, on Wednesday and attended the birthday club at Mrs Marlon Strick­ land's. Daniel.Case of East LeRoy and uncle Wesley Clark oi Battle Creek called at the home of his broiher. Hugh Case. Sunday- afternoon, bearing the nqw* of tly death of their brother. Phinea* Powers, al Indiana. The February session of tlie Pleasure Birthday organization will be held at the home of Mrs. Irene Kent. Tlie Rev. Harold Dixon, who ha« been 111 the j>ost week from an infection on his face, wa* unable to hold hi* tegular services at lhe Briggs and Base Line churches of his pastorate and the Rev. Mkveety of Battle Creek, now re­ tired. supplied for him. giving an ex­ cellent discourse, Mr. Harold Stevens of Montana, who was calk'd here sometime ago by the death of hu father. Ora Stevens, will return to hu home sometime this week. BARRYVILLE. Last Week s Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Max Hcineg and chil­ dren of the Center road, spent Bunday with Mr and Mrs. Hal Lathrop. Kenneth Wilcox of Kalamazoo has been entertaining tlw mumps for the past week at thc home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Wilcox. Erne.*'. Wood of Lansing spent the week end visiting relatives here. Mbs Ruth Mudge of Wyoming Park spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L E. Mudge. The funeral of Mrs. Molly Carr of Morgan was held in thc Barryville church al 2:30 Sunday P. M. Mr. and Mr?. Lorcriro Mudge attend­ ed thc funeral of Jeff Hyde at the Wil­ cox church Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Clara Day and children of HJghbank were Sunday guests of Mr. and-Mrs. Elmer Gillette and family. .E^-rol Powers and Miss Lucille De­ Witt of Nashville spent Sunday with Mr’ and Mrs. H. J. Wilcox and Ken­ neth. The Barryville H M. class met at the home of Mrs. Bessie McKeown. Mr. and Mrs. Clmv. Day and family were Sunday guests of his father. E. A. Day of South Hastings. Mrs. J. j. Wlllitta and Mrs. Clara Day called on Archie Newton of Prichardvtlle. Saturday. MARTIN CORNERS. Last Week's Letter. Remember the church services and S 8. every Sunday evening. You arc cordially invited to attend there aerv- Llke any other progressive financial Inalltutlnn lhe Stand­ ard te anxious to grow, but if in our quest foe Dew friend*, we neglect to serve our present ones, we shall feel such growth te not sound. The Director* of lhe Standard never toot sight of their first bligauon—to render the maximum senice to neeaent certlfiate-holder*, with the welfare of present friends In mind, we have voluntarily adopted safeguards over and above those Im­ posed by the state law*. To new Investor* we offer the same safe, conscientious serv­ ice that has kept over 15,000 satisfied certificate holders on our Mr and Mrs Arthur Crawford of Orangeville visited at John Crawford s Thursday evening. WE INVITE YOUR INVESTMENT. Standard Savings & Loan Association Gri.wold .1 J^f.r.on Jacobs of Orangeville 1$ very low with little hopes of her recovery. Miss Helene Thaxton of OUcgo spent Wednesday and Thursday night at lhe home of Mrs. James Null. day evening February. A good program is btwng. arranged. A cordial invitation Is extended to all. Miss Vera Todd was an over tlie week end guest of her sister. Mrs. Agnes Barry, and family. The L. A. 8. was entertained at tin* home of Mr.< Lowell Dcmond Wednes­ day by club No. 4. we wish more might get out to enjoy these good times with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Landis and sons of and sons Bunday afternoon. NORTHEAST CASTLETON. Mi's. Wesley Brooks4s confined to her bed » Mrs Mary Burger of Lansing Is looking after the domestic duties of the home during Mrs. Brooks' Illness. George Austin of Nashville visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Tit­ marsh Sunday. Claire Carpenter of Hastings spent Mrs. earner Schondclmayer and fam­ Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Potcr ily. Mr. and Mrs Roy Travis and family Baas. Those who called to see Mrs. Wesley ct Grandville visited his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Travis. Sunday. Mrs. Will Carter and son Bob visited Joe Newman and sop of Unwin;: and Mrs. Laura Rizor and children of her diughter. Mrs. Ed. Balzer, at Eagle. Grand Rapids, Friday. .Mrs. Margargt Stlcnkc of DetroitMaurice Johnson hjid the misfortune to fall and fracture a rib last Wednes­ spent Sunday with her motlier. Mrs. Wesley Brooks. day while drawing marl. Mrs Pcu-r Baas who has been car­ Mr and Mrs. James Mohler drove to Olivet Saturday. Misa Alice, who Is at- ing for Mrs. Brooks te confined to her | tending college there, accompanied home with a severe case of ncuraligia. Charley Skinner returned home Wednesday from u visit with relatives in Grand Rapids. Hastings and Nash­ ville. Norman Haight returned to school this week after two weeks' sickness. Morns Lewis and wife of Kalama­ zoo spent Thursday night with the lat­ ter's parents, Leon Potts and wife, and Last Wedt'u Letter. Francis Sage, the tight year old son attended tlw Indoor baseball game at of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Sage had the Middleville. Harold Ehgland and family of Grand misfortune to cut thc end ot hu finger Rapids spent Sunday at Leon Potto’. SON J. u MAUS Hastings, Michigan A Liberal Allowance On Your Old LIBERAL ALLOWANCE Laundry Equipment FOR YOUR OLD LAUNDRY EQUIPMENT On This Beautiful New Model UNIVERSAL Electric Washer Featuring these unusually easy terms, thc liberal allowance for your old laundry equipment, and this rock bottom price, this special offer stands out, not as just another sale but as a real opportunity. Big Value Features Blue Porcelain Enamel Tub. Balloon-type Wringer Rolls. ^Position Reversible Wringer. Non-tangling Agitator. Compact. Quiet Operation. <4 Beautiful Design. Powerful Motor. Wc sincerely believe that this is DOWN brings you this nationally known washer on our easy term plan and you have 15 To kt you pfovc it to yourself— wc will be glad to deliver this UNI­ VERSAL to your home on Free /Trial. See it, use it—then you will know why hundreds arc pleased. ly payments. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Otbar Unusual Naw Modal* . . . Low Prices . . . Popular Tarmi Ekctm.Jy FOUS jQk-6<H-t|T0 CEWBIHt HONUt TAR COMPOUND Try a Banner Want Adv ir.g on svrnge rain. Ebcwehy in lhe home BH I of This Washer one of thc best w asher value* today. months to pay the balance in small month­ • them home to remain for « lew days. | Mr. and Mr* Bernard Peck and chil­ dren of Dowling visited her brother. I Maurice Johnson. Sundrty. I Mr. and Mrs. Ray Serven and chil­ I dten of Middleville spent Saturday cveI ning with Mr and Mrs. earner Schondelmaycr and famfly. Detroit. Michigan MONTHS TO PAY Mrs. Millie Fisher visited her mother. Mrs. H- Cogswell, in Lakeview Bun- POWERS ECHOES. The Hard Time" party nt thc Irvin? Orange hall Friday evening was well at Undid. Miss Lots Neil received the prize for the best costume. Mr and Mrs. Clifford Hunt and daughter of Grand Ledge spent the Morris, uho sewed the finger on. liop| Ing it *il] heal. । Miss Ruth kludge of Grand Rapid* spent the week end with the home .folks. Mi. and Mrs. L. E. Mudge at­ tended Hie funeral of Jeff Hyde, at ‘tlx Wilcox churth Friday. Mr? Forrest Bidelman spent last | week uitn Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tiller In Battle Creek. They came home with her Saturday evening and spent 8un. day at the Bidchnan home. i Mr and Mrs Vincent Norton called i<-n Mrs Ernrct Gray, llmrsday and [found her very much Improved ui ; health. Orangeville called on friends at the lake Sunday. Little Billie Null is on the sick list. MY McCletnenU who has been sick Investing Safely To u* the good aervlce w« zander the praeent certificate holders i* far more important than tlw securing of new busl- I <! ur �Hit HASTINGS BANNER. WBDNBSDAY. FEBKUABY J. 1W1 FRAnUXVtLLE. I PRODUCE FINE QROPS OF MICHIGAN BEETS Banser Grower* of But# lam­ ed Good Profit On 1031 Vieldg . certificate h« Blandfriends. we , growth is I their first •nt cerlifi- | Michigan Banner Beet Grower* foI 1931. 1931. according according to to records records at ot the tlw farm farm | crop* department. Michigan Blate Coi- Firrt—in the dbugh. Then ia th* oven. You can bo tun ©I perfect baking* in eriaj— taken off It. Mr. Dhyae used ISO pound. ITZ^BAKING IVU POWDER TU Banner Bret Grower* Contest is SOUTH SHULTE. STONY POINT. " Our spring Mke weather ha* caught visiting.relatives in and around Otsego Plover's Saturday and report a very instructive* and interesting meeting aing ware callers al E. Deakln’* Sunday. Saturday. Mrs. EliaabeUi Qcricr of Centralia. Opal Honeywell and friend attended The two miler of road north from Wash , and Mr*. Grace Clark of Kala- ■ lhe Senior play at PtalnweU Friday night. Wellman schoolhouse are being cleared mixoo spent Wednesday with Mm Josie Chamberlain Mr. and Mr* Albert Warner and Mr., mg next spring. and Mrs. Harold Schuster of Kalama-1 Adrianson of Nericy Congratulation* real, and daughter. Myrtle from K»la- xoo spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. . | Quite * change in the weather from niaioo were calling in lite neighborhood Charley Kenyon. Friday forenoon to Saturday. Saturday Mr and Mr* Bams and children and Mi** Horn Battle --------- ------- —-------------- -- — Mr. and Mr*. Deakln from MecosU , — -----Mabel --- ------ ---- of ----. ..Creek -« spent Unhrcmty hospital at Ann Arbor. l« I are atayiM at tlie home of their son, I Thursday evening wUh Mr and Mrs. i Wtnewhai Improved. Her friend* wish ; ^d a (,w wrc)t* • । Fred Hom that ahe will soon be well. | .. . . . ,^,ahbllr Waih. I Wilbur Gibson had a real aurpriw Eva BUcock of Kalamazoo apent the I itelmVr ua^d hit M-h birti?d» Saturday night when twenty-four of week end and Sunday with her parent* | mTSMlSenMidmnd- lhMr o!1 ncl«hbcr* of Rutland walked Mr. and Mrs. Ed BUoock and sister. Mr. I “V. *y' ”*’ .^A*"**! ’ln wtU* baakeU for pot luck and Mro William McKibbin and R™- £ve him aeomplX .urprUc.^d l?5 *wnln« ’1th Mr. and Mrs. Jantes Bryant have!a nutnb^of mce' Mr “nd Mr> Adclb',r‘ Cr*v«» «* and the crop grown by the winner th' ! ccl"d “ or,n«r» fre® Mr. and brought him a net profit ot gl 11.37 moved onto the Holcomb farm owned Mr w7 ?re^lad to kn^r tfiat Mr IMr* Andrc* Meyera who are spending per acre after thc production cost* of by Loula Johnson of Grayling ggg.13 had been subtracted from the r™ total receipt* The value of the crop ago ao is not a stranger .. .round and wo hmie he wlP OM >e Kenyon also received orange* FOR OVER A Boy Scout Group I* being organ-, t‘hdlTlikr the ,ronl :,lcm and 5 ktUr U*m was computed a* 48-25 per ton. ued here. Sponsors are. Messy* Lee * Ing they were having a fine Ume but NoUingham, Jame* Nevins. Fred : “ur^nSri^f iX life ™ thte :th,y llkwl Mlcllt«an of “u •t*Uv FAIR LAKE. 25 25c Smith, Floyd Sbelp and’Herbert More-; “ sad nlrt tethrt m^f «««» Mrs. O. E Kenyon with to “V ‘ J; their guest* frem Tu*un spent Tuesday I home Saturday morning. He had spent house with Mr. Morehouse as chairthe mo.t of bis life in this vicinity and man. nuuu They tIWJ tnet Monday when a~leader —. with Mrs. Mina Pratuhka and Mu* . was -- widely . known. .................................... 'AitUi ■ " ~ „n, ..... Opal o! Brush Ridge dirtrict Much sympathy is WM choeen. The U,. boy* ... are delighted ------- ------------------------------------- —-------’extended hia I to have a _group here. uttl^hm Mr. and Mr* Wilbur Oibaon and 111* bereaved ones one* BUCK MULLER'S HEAVE. I Mr* Ajtne* Trick. Allen Griffin, and I Triple Unk club wtU meet with Mrs Liw-re Ocrakl apent Bunday evening with Mr. TH tJL. r^.rd „.** ever mad.-1 Mn U4U< C0111”" are Fred Smith February 13. Do not for-1 K'"0^*11001 Where ,R and Mr* Ira Shull* of Hastings Thc longest forward pass ever made vicinity and under the care of has been tor some time. I **' * in a football game is sald to be * 70- Dr I{oblM Gaietburf 8 „ *< ORANGEVILLE. Fifty-four at church Sunday Were. <•*««*,» u■»<>■<■/ < yard toaa made In a game between th* ---------------- gA » Mr* Blanche Wlckhapt and France, hoi>cs the attendance V>uW be a University at California and Ohio State! Mahatma Gandhi lives at Alunads- in hundnd or mm. Tt.« mm. » f,. “ri **" <*••><« •“> »> and Beatrice Wickham and friend of Univenlty In 1930. I | bad, Indi*, Um >o«: .M <mr Umi U TW ov.r “•J’’”1 M“d" to Detroit were Saturday night and Sun­ the top" which would be jual fine. ,n,c J c- R»“5°ud home day gucate of lhe former* mother Mr. and Mrs. Earl Joitncock and chll-1 Mrs. Frank Brown and children and Mr* Nettle Newark of till* place Tlw community club meeting at the! dren. Mrs- Wm. Beadle and Lucy Norris . Mrs. George Willison all of Hickory were in Hastings Friday on buxines* Corners called on the former s mother. schoolhouse Friday ^evening was at-’ tended by a Urge crowd and a fine proMr. and Mrs M. J. Norris and Lucy i Mrs. Edd. MeKibbln Tuesday P. M and----------------------------------were Kalamasoo shoppers Wednesday she accompanied tiiem to Bowens Mill, gram was enjoyed by all. Mr and Mra Tom of De­ Ed Beadle returned Sunday to hl* dud they called on Mr*. E D Springer. I •*— •McWhirter ’*" । son’s. William Beadle’s, from a ylalt Edd. MeKibbln and son Melvirt went troit and Mr. and Mr*. John Foote of, i with his slater in Kalamasoo to Alaska Tuesday P M Pontiac were Sunday guests of relatives I Saturday night Mr. and Mrs Silas • Forest Wilhtta of Hastings called in at this place. N DEC. 21*1, this company mailed out Doster were surprised by their children the J. C. Raymond home Wednesday. ] Fred Bourdo and Family have moved chocks to thousand* of its investor* pay­ in-law* and grandchildren walking In Stanley Melnart of Hasting- called tn1 from Quincy to one of R VanVolken-. i with well filled baskets to remind Mr. the J. C Raymond home Thursday. burg house at tins place in* them the earning* on their investment for Mr and Mr* Heber Pike attended a, Doster that another milestone had been Mr. and Mrs. Pierce O'Connor from thc six months ending Jan. 1st This makes reached. ' Luke Odessa vteiled Mrs. O'Connor's party near Hastings Friday night and Earl Olis and Morgan Hinkley at- I sister, Mr and Mrs. Dennis Dufiey Fri- report a fine time the 84th consecutive dividend the company tended the Father and Son banquet ut I day. .| Mrs J. — ___________________ ... E Jacob* 1* vety *criously 111 ha* paid. * Kellogg school Thursday night. F C. Raymond returned to his home.bl this writing Frank Brown and family of Hickory I In Jackwn after spending from TuesMr and Mr*. Alger DcPurest of KslThis is worth thinking about. Corner* were Sunday gvesu of Mr* day until' Sunday with reiaSves here , amaxoo were Sunday gueaU of Mr. and Hasel Otis and family. | and Mbs Laura Raymond, who lias Mr*. Clyde Nichols The Ladles' Aid will have a pot luck been .’pctMfint; M-vcral weeks with her i Mr and Mr*. Art Earl were Sunday dinner at the Methodist church Wed- grandmother. Mrs Ellra Norris, also'guests of their son Floyd and family' nesday. February 10. All will be wel- returned to lier home near Tompkitb i at Plainwell. come to attend. 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BIRTHDAY SALE Jonteel Vanishing Cream....39c Harmfehy Cocoa Butter Cold RED CIRCLE COFFEE BROWN SUGAR PRICELESS PROTECTION in times of emergency A FESTIVAL of BARGAINS! Profits Are Sacrificed On More Than 200 Items The World's Largest Selling CE Tho ^flKaU, Store Your telephone is 1 9C Liggett’s Milk Chocolate Bar 15c Martie Che-rie*. 1 lb. Peanut Brittle. 1 lb. . Pureteit ASPIRIN TABLETS Bottia of 100 49c (New) Peppermint Pallia* hi Safety at your Rexall Store SUNDRIES Carveth & Stebbins Phone 2131 Hastings Percolator, « cap Corn Popper Cbaflag Dteh �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY J, IMt LEGAL NOTICES | MOMTOAllK HALF. tWnH kaalag »*«• l» Glen Ingram Purchases Proved JerH„ M sey Sire, Clollettis Plymouth Noble her ^i^™™ wiSTc^« daughter-in-law who lias been very rrnnli Uin > in H.rrv One of the good Jersey herds of r .•( oet.. i Barry county his recently made a good through tte pedigree a person is im­ i.iTaddition. Mr. Glen Ingram of Hastings pressed with the production shown in o A. Sh-i lias purchased tte Proved Jersey Sire. Collettis Plymouth Noble »tu sold to <i i»r .j Collettis Plymouth Noble, from Mr. ’ thXi “nd | Cleveland Neai of Akron. Tuscola Mr. Cleveland Neal of Akron as a call. no dollar*' county. Michigan. placing of Proved Slres in Barry coun- Jerseys ore daughters from this sire Mr. Neal has thought so much of the him to breed back on his own daugh­ ters producing Inbred females ot very fine quality for tte most part. The daughters from this sire are better in every case than their dams, according to records made In the Cow Testing Association. As two year old., with their first calf, this bull's daugh­ , Mr. Ingram and the County Agent. ■ A short time ago word was heard of ters produced over 350 lbs. fat on an ■ this bull owned over in tte "Thumb average. This is more than the average of their mature dams. Tte daughters j District" of Michigan A day was spent , P oking over thc bull, his pedigree and ; of tills bull have more than production, | u great many of his daughters. After they combine type with it. In every ! carefully ........... going over everything ............. te.,—..-IL was case th>- daughters are strong and diTided tliat that this was tlw tte sire sin* needed needed': rugged of bone with nice fine shoulders, decided to head Mr Ingram's herd and the; large middles and exceptionally well purchase was made................................. ',.| termed large udilers. Daughters from Collettis Plymouth Noble was bred on this bull would Improve the appearance the farm oi tte late Congre.vs- nf of nnv any herd, herd. Mr. Ingram plans to stand thia sire man Joe Fordncy of Saginaw. Mr. Fordney has long owned a nationally tor outside service, providing the cow* famous Jersey herd. His herd has many brought for service are blood tested and gold and silver medal cows because of found to be free of contagious abortion. their high production Mr. Fordncy Mr. Ingram wants to do what he can owned Sensational Iris. a world's record j for tte Jersey Breeders of Barry coun­ producer. In tlie past. Jerseys from this I ty. but docs not feel te can take a farm have also been found placed high I chance of infecting his own clean herd, In tte show rings of tte country. It B therefore is demanding a negative In such a herd that this bull was bred. I record on all cows served by this sire. Collettis Plymouth Noble's dam pro-1 We cannot help but feel that such a duced 11.637 lbs. milk and M3 lbs. fat’sire is a real asset to dairying in a In 305 days at seven years of age. The community. Painstaking care has been dam of tte sire of this bull produced used in selecting this sire to help along 9.449 lbs. ml>X and 535.1 lbs. fat In 365 tte Jerseys in and around Hastings. i ter have been working together trying to And tte right atre foe Mr. Ingram's a vi.— herd for tte past ten months. Proved r’l/Lr I 8irts have bctn look’-d Bt ln Kent* C®’" "" houn. Icnla and Kalamazoo counties r.t, and in every case turned"doWn us they DOWLING. I HICKORY CORNERS. January finally passed out with a' The following officers were elected decidedly cold wave and the freezing the recent meeting of tte tclephonr ------ - welcomed . . •by.'company: President, Floyd Morford; ------ -— is being .heartily weather these who anticipate (Hitting up Ice for vice-president. Elwyn Butler: secretary. the coming summer as thc tempera- Victor Jones; treasurer. Joseph Baines; directors. Sanford Willison. Olis Law­ unfavorable for this particular product. rence. Morse Backus and Charlie Lechleltner. Mr. and Mrs Nile Gorham and chil­ One hundred and forty-five attend­ dren. of Marshall visited their grand­ ed the father and son banquet Thurs­ parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. Cal Stanton. day evening nt Kellogg High school. Sunday afternoon. The cast for tte play "My Irish । which was given Friday evening was to be given Saturday evening. Februwell attended and next on tte ealen- ary 6. Is Maxine Bolyen. Maurice Ford, dar will be by home talent when tte,Evelyn Willison. George Willison, Eltenth grade pupils present their play, don Beadle. Lewclla Beadle. Frank "Tte Cousin From Coon Ridge," a Bolyen. Ethel Bolyen. Mr. Swadling. three-act comedy. Watch foritnplate Frank Brown and Mrs. Frank Brown, which will appear later. .-■' I Rev. Daniel Hodgen of Brighton will Tte Parent-Teacher meeting will be ®«ist Rev. Gcarhcart in the ntfnl held at the schoolhouse. Friday,,Febru- meetings al the Wesleyan Methodist ary 5 and oh who are interested in' church beginning next Sunday. jchool afialrs are supposed to be presOur loca*£- ?LA' re^*‘ cn( ' ) rented at Oakwood school Kalamazoo, en*-ktlf tK. H ) oi lk» (R. E. »i) »f *actlMi .» (22) *11 In town.hlf* numtwr <«.> (3 nnnb, r»»«* <*>en (7) *oatli**<l qosn Tt» K«1Cirri. wm-Unj j P. T. A. mwllng. Fri.ruwill be on TTiundar. February 11 wlrh ,q ,, Rriloe, rriiool. a patrloUc a commute. In ■'tanm bum" pro«rnm mil te jlmn. who am ebomn alphabetically. KWhn„ tarber ha. located hem. nl« ajaln with Um. latten A. 11 and, searlea. lured H. died sameC. Thom appointed toe work IUU omlna. Funeral mrv«a Monday ume am tote Airman. Lena Bryam. ^two P M „ itemon-, runeral Marr Coala and Kmmn Clemencc DUIU, „ Not„, Hickory The Dowling Extension Group wnv Corners cemetery. entertained at an all-dav meeting at Myron Rlchardron of Howell is tte home of Gertrude Gaskill Tues-1 spending a couple of weeks with hl; day. They next meet with Mrs. James: uncle and aunt. Rev. nnd .Mrs. Wm. C Clark at her farm home for dinner nnd Gearhart thc usual business session some time In A group of young people from the February' Wesleyan church attended thc meeting And "lest you forget," There's the of the Christian Workers League Tield afternoon meeting of tte L. A. S. this last Friday afternoon and evening at week Thursday at Mary Herrington's, the mission in Otsego. They reported it with a quilt to plan and work to do. to be a fine meeting. Several young Announcements seem to be the main people sought thc Lord at this meeting. part of tte news iu-ms this week, tte Don't forget thc coming revival at slowing up of social activities over the tte Wesleyan church. *or information week end being due. no doubt, to the we the church notes. sudden change In tte weather. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Smith of Lansing DELTON. spent a part of last week at tlie home Mrs. Blanche Richards and John of Blanche Powell and Mr. and Mrs. Adams returned home Friday from tte Coats of Freeport were Thursday aft­ Borgess hospital in Kalamasoo where ernoon callers. they have been for two weeks recover­ Violet Herrington entertained the ing from operations. following girls Sunday at the Lake Alton Wheeler Is still In the hospital View Cottage—Evelyn Herrington, Lor- but his condition is reported to be some eva Powell, Marjorie Smith and Made­ what improved. line Stanton. Benonn Searles, aged 73 years, passed away at hU homenear Banfield Friday DOWLING HIGH ROOM. morning after a short Illness of bron­ Bernice Hammond has returned to chial pneumonia. He leaves his wife school offer being In quarantine one and one daughter who lives in Kalama­ month on account of scarlet fever. zoo abo a sister. Mrs. Norman Chapin, Mrs. Frank Granger visited our room of Richland who is tte last survivor of Thursday afternoon. a family of eleven children. Funeral The tenth grade will have an oyster •ervices were held Monday afternoon supper Wednesday night followed by­ at Hentoo,',* funeral, parlors. Rev. play practice at thc schoolhouse. • Swadllng ot the M. P- church at Hick­ Twenty-three of tte pupils from our v ..... .......... ory Corners, -*officiating. interment in room were vaccinated by tte county the pennock’ cemetery. doctor Tuesday. Several of us have Mr. and Mre. ails E. Faulkner en­ sure arms. tertalned a number of friends from Mr. Putnam and Mrs. Dickerson have Middleville Tuesday evening. Light rebeen retained as teachers in our school j freshmenta were served at a late hour. f0LlhF comln|[ycar 1 Mrs. Ettel Pennock. Mrs. Mabie Thelma Tobias was absent from 1^^ and Mrs. Lula Wertman spent school Thursday on account of illness ! Wednesday with Mrs. Nellie Cro*a at —'iolrt Barksr. Reporter. Hastings. In the’ afternoon Mesdamcs 1 iiouvenlr. Murdock. Payne and Brand­ DOWLING PRIMARY ROOM. MIDDLEVILLE. stetter were Invited in by the hostess Tte snow on Saturday made tte Friday thc primary room drew names and a very delightful afternoon was i pavement quite slippery lor tte small for Valentine Day. The girts are going spent. >.l amount of snow on the ground, several to give a Valentine party for tte boys. Mr..and Mrs. Jay Wilkinson enter­ ’/'people were seen to fall but wc hate The first graders are starting their tained their two grandsons Don Wilk­ ------------- ---------- ..-------Elson Basic first reader and are start- inson of Grand Rapids and A. J. CortPhilip Keiser, who for many years | ing to spell a few words. right of Kalaniozoo a few days last । has been an honored resident Just1 Tte third graders are making poster^ I south ot town, iuu been ill for several for geography. One Is of cattle and Miss Kathryn Riley of Camp Custer i days and on Saturday was taken to tte otter is of poultry. spent Thursday and Friday visiting St. Mary's hospital in Grand Rapids, i The fourth grade art getting books friends in Delton. Mrs. Brandstetter of Hastings was in called on him. found him resting ns review. town Friday calling on friends. well as could be expected. We hear The fourth and fifth graders arc ra­ te will be operated upon soon His j viewing for speed in the multiplication Tte lighting of tte royal palace In many friends hope to tear of his quick tables. Amsterdam consists solely of candles recovery. . The sixth graders are taking seventh Irving McFaul and Charles Andler grade reading so they can take tte ex- >'and oil lamps. left Monday by auto to visit relatives ■ amination. in Ohio near Stony Creek and otter The "Weekly Readers" came today.' points. । Tte third grade made valentine um- I Our train service Is due for a change brellas and tte fourth, fifth and sixth1 Monday. Just what we are not sure, but. grades made Valentine baskets for art ' we hear Uiat we can then go one way Ust Friday one day and return the next. —Dorothy Jones and Mildred Coon, . , If you want to see how tte state' Reporters.| saves money go down to the north —Irene Dickerson. Teacher. county line and see what they are do-1---------------- - ■ » Why Get Up Nights? LOST ANYTHING? Try ■ Banner Want Adv. here down there last fall. It was piled Mildred Ward and Arloa Johncock upon steam pipes near the hid. no* were home from Plainwell over the they are drawing it to the east side ot week end. the river. Since they have discovered Lester Lord Is a new scholar in that the river bed cannot be changed, school. they have had to change lhe location1 The Springer children are having the of the bridge. j chicken pox. sick and had an operation Saturday morning. We al) wish her a speedy recovery. Parmelee anti Leighton men's ball teams played a game last Thursday night in Middleville. Quite a good crowd frqm here attended thc game. Harold and Merle Stimson of Grand Rapids spent Sunday ' with their melter, Mrs. Florence Cook and hus­ band. The former U some better at this writing. Lois and teulsc Sherk of Wyoming Tte MartiB**. T. A- win mr« t at schoolhouse Friday evening. February MARTIN CORNERS. nlng bi our minUter. Hw Rev. Conklin. All are cordially Invited to attend. pital Friday. We all hope for ter speedy recovery. Mr. and Mm. Rusnell Kay who has tern visiting their parents. Mr. and ’ ■ .-. -— - *- f a.t fn tneir UM spent Sunday nt Alfred Hater's. III Mia. M. ivw.wcuu U> TW-1 -I. and Mrs. Burdette Lyttle of Ral­ lied Mrs. Millie Fisher Wednesday of amaaoo' spent tte week end with their hut week. parent*. Mr. and Mra. Chas. McDer- Orsbom" for dinner Wednesday. Pebrii- < I ting friends and relatives In Kalama­ ______ _ it.« i. ......ii.— U i. extend- — ... returned to Un. ama Prlriuv __ . 17. ax> iwr K home Friday. ary A cordial invitation Remember-tte Sunday school and called to see Aunt Kate Williams last Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Houldsworth of grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sherk, Sunday evening. You are invited to at­ Battle Creek spent Saturday with Mr. while their mother Is in the hospital. tend both senices. The U. I. S. class of the Sunday Fred Ashby and family. Mrs. George Smith and Mr. Shook. Nr. and Mrs. Fred Ashby spent the school met with Howard Demond last Friday evening. A very pleasant time week end *Un their son, Clyde and writing. . The Parmelee Ladles' Aid Will cele­ brate their 25th anniversary February 18th in the basement of tte church. noon followed by a program. Alf are invited to attend and meet old friends. On account of tte cold morning.there were not so many attended church and Sunday school, attendance being only 34. Hope you all may come next Sun- Kindi There was a large attendance at the young people’s meeting last Sunday night. Everyone Is invited. COAL ONE OF THEM WILL f SURELY SUIT YOU. Q ROBINHL'E’PARK. Mr. nnd Mrs Julian Putts spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clive Churchill gnd family of Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clsler and son of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with their mother. Mrs. Marvin Clsler. and brother Ray. • Mrs. Evrtd Jackson and son Randall and MLss Elmlna Craven's of Harris I Creek spent Sunday evening with Mr.; and Mrs. John Kollar and Harold. Hastings Lumber e Coal Co, FRANK SAGE TELEPHONE 2515 Watch your local Kroger Store windows for outstanding daily specials. 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Personal Property Have Been Pegged GRAVEL THROWN BY FAM. MORE FARMERS SHOULD AVAIL THEMSELVES OF THIS SERVICE FARMERS’ WEEK IS A REAL EDUCATION 4 A Deputy Collector of Internal Reve­ nue will be stationed at the post office In this city on February 16. 1932. to as­ sist the public in the preparation of their federal Income tax returns for 1931. . The filing of returns should not be delayed by reason of possible changes Opportunity For Learning More About Various Phases of Agriculture, Etc. changes authorised. If. al a later date, ths tax rate should be changed, and an increase or decrease made allowable for the year 1931. suitable bills or refunds The writer had the privilege of at-j will be made without further effort on tending for one day some of the ses­ the part of the taxpayer. sions of "Farm Week" at the .Michigan State College. While there was a good! attendance, it seemed to him that, if Barry county people understood how worth while is the program of Farm­ ers' Week and the special Interest it should have for farmers, there would have been many from this county and many more from all parts of the state. COMING It Is interesting to look over the SUM OF $27,000 wonderful educational plant of the FROM STATE FOR TWP. Michigan State College at East Lan­ ROAD MAINTENANCE sing. Great improvemenu have been made in recent years. The equipment for the special work of such qn institu­ COVERT ROAD BONOS tion seems almost ideal. WILL MATURE IN 1934 In the program of Farmers' Week one Is given the privilege of listening to experts, not only from our own state Townships Could Then Be Re­ college but also from similar institu­ lieved of Highway Taxes Ex­ tions in other states. Farmers* Week us­ cept For Bmergencies ually Is planned far that lime of the year when farmers have more time to As the Banner lias explained, this attend gatherings than al any other county has taken over^ something like 185 miles of township highways to slble -with their regular work. maintain as best It can. These 185 miles A complete program for the week are supposed to be the main-traveled Is gptten out In advance. Anyone so township roads which are not parts of desiring can apply for thia program, the state or county highway systems. read it carefully and decide what topics Next July, according to the new law. he is especially Interested in. It would this county will receive from the state be impossible for one to take in all of 827.000 with which to maintain town­ so varied a program. ship roads. A little arithmetic will show One can get a fun£ of information that that will be a trifle less than 8150 per mile. While the county can make tUizers, how to get larger yields of par­ that 1150 do far more than a township ticular grains and vegetables. Especial­ could, because of its superior --coulp-. ly valuable are the talks on the treat­ ment of road-making and roadteepairment of different types of soils. Live­ Ing machinery, yet it cannot do the stock owners can learn much to their impossible. About 84.000 of this 827.000 advantage. Different phases of dairy­ will be spent this winter in clearing ing arc diseased—such as cheese the brush and small trees along the making, butter making, etc. Methods 183-miles taken over, so as to give the of fattening cattle are also presented. county a better chance to put the Raising of horses, sheep, swine and roads in condition. The ebunty road other livestock, clover. Sudan grass, etc., commission asked tb.e county to ap­ arc given by experts. propriate as much as the state gave There seems to be a growing Interest this year to assist in this township In poultry; so there are poultry grow- road maintenance; but the supervisors (Contlnued on page three) felt the necessity of economizing, sav­ ing every penny possible, so declined to COUNTY GETS DRAFT make the appropriation. The townships about half as much money for , FROM HIGHWAY OEPT. raised 1932 tor township highways as they did 1931. All of that will be spent on Final Payment On 1931 Auto­ tn township highways that were not tak­ mobile License Tax—Total en over by the county. This will show how limited must be the efforts of the of 104,012.18 county road commission in putting the County Treasurer Willis Streeter re­ 185 miles In reasonable condition. It U ceived last week Wednesday a draft probable that the board of supervisors from the state for 85.695.99. It came will not feel they can add anything to from the highway department, and the tax burden of the people of this represented the final payment on Barry county for the next two years. Provis­ county's share of the automobile 11- ion has been made this year. In the tax levy, to retire 861.000 of Covert The total of that tax received by the (Continued on page three) state in 1931 wan 320.110,481. Under the law one-half of this, or 810.055.243.50. STUDENTS TO PRESENT i represents the amount which must be * distributed to the counties. This is not BEAUTIFUL PAGEANT distributed pro rktlo. Each county re­ ceives one-half of the auto license tax Five Hundred to Participate In paid by citizens of that county on their Observance of Washington automobiles. Io. 1930 Barry county’s share of this tax was 854.420.84. In , Bicentennial 1931 Barry county’s share was 854.012.­ Nearly five hundred pupils will par­ 18. or a decrease of 82,408.46. This was ticipate In the pageant. "Washington Returns,” which will be given in the Central auditorium. February 26 and money be used for the maintenance of 27. In accordance with the United States George Washington Bicenten­ country roads. The state maintains its own trunk lines in this county, so that nial Commission. The production will be divided into all of the county's receipts from this four episodes of two scenes each. The source can be used on county roads. In addition counties received a pro rata of first one entitled. "The Youth and Ad­ about 82.000.000 of the gasoline tax. venture," portrays Washington's boy­ which Is not divided on the bash of hood ambition for sea life and his ad­ automobiles owned but on the basis of ventures among the Indians. The sec­ the mileage of highways in each coun­ ond. "The Man and Home,” tells of his ty, which gives the county a larger meeting with Martha Washington and proportion. For the last two years shows him at home with his family. Barry county has been able to main­ The third. "The GeneroFand Fame." tain its own highways without calling reveals Washington fe/Commander-lnupon the county for a cent. This can­ Chlef of the Continental Army and de- ROAD COMM. DOING PRELIMINARYWORK <4 not always be so, because improved and extensive repairs made. But It has been a great help to this county to be able to take care of its roads without taxing the people. The county road commission has so planned its work as to keep Its expenses within the amount the county receives from the state. Valley Forge. The last episode finds Washington journeying triumphant to the presidency and midst the closing scenes of his life, his last birthday •when friends gather to voice his im­ mortality. Hundreds of costumes are being made by the Home Economics Depart­ ment. All who enjoyed the dedication pageant realized that a great deal of NEARLY $1,000,000 duction, however, no admission is to be OF NEW INSURANCE charged. Last year many people expressed a desire to help pay for the necessary costumes. Because of this fact, boxes will be placed in the entrance of the auditorium to recei/e contributions to One would scarcely suspect that the defray some of the expenses of the month of January would be a good one Washington pageant. for adding new insurance to the Wind­ storm Company. The times are not LEGION AND AUXILIARY JOINT MEETING FEBY. 13. auspicious for a business getting proAU members of the American Legion quite apt to be true that there will be Post and Unit are Invited to the fish little activity In soliciting; yet the supper at the Legion rooms on Friday Company's agents, for the mo^th of evening. February 12. the Unit to be January, sent in new policies'* for al­ the guest of the Legion. Dinner will Windstorm Co. Agents Did Fino Business Despite Finan­ cial Conditions Herewith is the second Install­ ment of the talk on taxation given by Thomas Conlin. publisher of the believe in proceeding cautiously from money collected from the weight tax I the known to the unknown. , should go back to the counties except­ j1 In the tint place I am opposed to ing that collected from trucks and iany new form of taxation until the busses that do commercial hauling and Crystal Falls Diamond Drill before । amount that may be assewed upon confine their activities to our main the Michigan Press Association. highways. The ---------------automobile —is real estate is definitely pegged by con- trunk ----- ---------— In the following discussion. Mr. istitutlonal limitation. I do not favor tehen off the local tax roll and com­ Conlin suggests certain definite a constitutional limitation In what munities, including cities, have an in­ changes he believes advisable in may be called a "lump sum." If Um-1 terest m the weight tax. The gasoline Michigan's tax system. itatlon comes, as I hope It will, it t*x and the weight tax from the com­ . should come in a form that will limit I mercial vehicles that I have described I have been asked to make this pa­ per as practical as possible; to draw the amount that each taxing unit may 1 should go to the state highway de­ upon my experience with municipall­ assess against the real and personal I partment. These funds should be the applied to highway constructies and public officials and suggest, if property for it* own purposes. This I onl>' tton and maintenance. I have any suggestion, some ideas that will explain more fully later. I believe that the highway main-! I believe that every city whose charthe newspaper publishers of this assoi elation might seize upon as a basis for• tenance and- construction should be. ler doe* not now contain a tax HmitaI tlon clause should •be compelled to «in­ * ---• *a determined movement to bring about: centered in and confined to two agen-r* a change in our taxing system. cles, the state which should have en-i sert such a clause. With the old injunction that "Foolst tire control and actually do the work ।। I think you will agree with me that rush in where angels fear to tread.” of constructing and maintaining the.j real estate ought not to be entirely staring me In the face. I am going to। state and federal trunk line*, and the)i relieved froifi taxation. It is the basis hazard iflmc suggestions, not ax post­ county which should have charge of |j of our wealth, gels its protection | from government, was the inc basis ousts of ot live assertions of what must be done and actually do the work of Construct-.;iram but as one man’s ideas of what will Ing and maintenance of all the other connecting j lead to betterment and at the same highways including the nln b now he we h ct ro trunk lines, primary time not revolutionize our govern-'1county --------- ---------------■ --including --------- --------------.. I much of our population. The question mental practices to such on extent as “nd ("condary extensions in the cities. | Is what proportion should it pay and to create an opposition from those who 1 It is* my opinion that all of thei (Continued on page five) « SCOUT AREA COUNCIL MEETINGS BEGIN FEB. 16 Varied Program Being Arrang­ ed Under Direction of T. ■ Ben Johnston The big Council Training meetings begin Tuesday evening. February 16. at the scout Headquarters Building In Battle Creek. These meetings are open to all men from 18 years of age upward who are interested In scouting and training. Each year since the arrival of T. Ben Johnston In Battle Creek these meet­ ings have been held. For the last two z ___ ____________ years from 200 to___ 400 ___ men have been attending rcju regularly and the group has —rly iXi ” ------------- * 'for ----------been recognized Ils large/riiimbers and intensive yet vefy/Interesting training schedule. ( The courses offered are. Elementary. Standard. Approved. First Aid. Cub­ bing. Troop Committeemen. Troop Cooking and Comping. Archery. Life Saving and Swimming and any other phases of Scouting which have enough men interested to warrant instruction. Mr. Burgess and Mr. Shafer are to act as Patrol leaders. Maurice Foreman, chairman of lead­ ership training, says he is very much interested lhal every man possible at­ tend at least one of these training ses­ sions. Call or contact him if you can drive a load of men to the meeting or care to inquire further. THINKS FIREMEN COULD NOT HAVE SAVED HOUSE Herbert Eaton Says There Was Plenty of Water But High Wind Interfered Herbert Eaton thinks the Banner did him an Injustice last week in its account of the fire which destroyed the house he and his family were oc­ cupying on the Becker farm in Has­ tings township. Mr. Eaton says that, when he saw the fire first, with the high wind blowing at the time from the kitchen towards the upright of the house, he does not believe that, had the firemen been snmmonefl at once, they could have saved the building. He said he did his best to notify the de­ partment promptly. He sent his son to Mr. Becker's home where there is a telephone, but It happened no one was there at that time, so the boy had to go a considerable distance to another house in order to notify the depart­ ment. He said there was plenty of wa­ ter but with the heavy wind he did not believe the fire could have been con­ trolled. Change in Teachers9 Institute Program A change has been made In thd eachen Institute Institute program program « to be wn held. Teachers In the Central school auditorium Thursday. The addresses originally scheduled for the morning have been changed to afternoon and vice versa. As the program now stands. Maj. Nor­ man Imrie of Culver will give his talk on "An Adventure In International Friendship" and Dr. R. Clyde Ford his address on "Making Michigan a State" during the afternoon session. Morning sessions open at 9:30 o'clock and after- P. T. A. Meeting Tomorrow night at 7:45 o'clock the Central P. T. A. will have their meet­ ing. the program for the gathering be­ ing presented by the teachers. W. T. Wallace will give the Invocation.. Selec­ tions will be given by the American Le­ gion Auxiliary Glee club. The address will be by Miss Roxana Steele of West­ ern State Teachers' College of Kalama­ zoo. Refreshments will be served In the play room. A playle^e "A New Vision" will be presented by three mothers. Miss Parr will have charge of the musi­ cal program. most 31.000.000. NOTICE TO ALL PYTHIAN8. Conditions at the present time make Next Monday evening. February 15. time Is anticipated and all arc urged to any kind of soliciting difficult. Under the First Rank will be conferred on present circumstances for the Wind­ four candidates, and on Thursday eve­ storm company to add such a fine volW. C. T. V. PRAYER SERVICE. ning. February 18. will be our next Family Night. It Is the-annlversary of quite remarkable. It would not be pos­ World's Day of Prayer at the U. B. our order and a special program has sible except that the company church Friday. February 12, at two been arranged. Every Pythian and his has an excellent reputation for square family requested to be present. By dealing and also has a loyal bunch of agents. • , while meeting. Walter J. Lewis. BANQUET WMLIGHTFUL AFFAIR ., CHOSEN TO MEMBER­ SHIP IN THE ROBOTS nology at Flint, being one of a class HOME ECONOMICS GIRLS Last week he was notified that he SERVED THE DINNER had been selected as one of eight to become members in the A change in the Michigan Central passenger schedule obliges the Banner to get to press Wednesday forenoon an hour and a half earlier than for­ merly. This change took effect Feb­ ruary 1. That prevented such an ac­ count ac ought to appear of U»e obser­ vance of “Ladles' Night" by the Has­ tings Commercial club on Tuesday night of last week. It was a delightful affair, one that helps make a better community spirit, as such gatherings do. After a fine menu had been served under the dl- Home Economics Department of the dty schools, by several young lady program followed. The Invocation was given by Rev. J. A. McNulty. Leon Tolhurst, president of the Commercial club, called the meeting to order. In well chosen words he- in­ troduced the toastmaster. Kim Sigler, who acquitted himself with much credit, as he always does. There followed community singing, in which all heartily * participated, led by R. H. Loppenthlcn. Hie next number was a marimba solo by Richard Waite. It was so beau­ tifully executed that a hearty encore was Riven, and Mr. Waite responded. Following that was a fine vocal scpleased the folks that lie was also encored. Then followed a very Interesting feature of the program, an illustrated talk on “Landscapes of Michigan" by William E. Praeger, who has charge of (Continued on page five) St. Rose Social Club Gives Three-Act Play The three-act comedy "Professors Preferred" staged by the young people of St. Rose Social club at St. Rose hall last night, furnished an evening of fun and enjoyment for the good sized au­ dience attending. The main object of the play was to *lve duU care »**>' and the amusln8 f?™1* The cast entered Into the spirit of the story with an ease and naturalness that showed excellent direction. The mem­ bers of the cast were. Beatrice Gog­ gins. Florence O’Donnell. Louise LyBarker, Gertrude Miller. Gerald Cu­ sick. Clark O’Donnell, Thomas Taffce, Robert Fighter and Edward McPharlln. Miss Florence Trleb did excellent work as accompanist and also gave a well-rendered piano number. Miss Frederica Bessmer and Kenneth Gog­ gins in vocal solos, William Kennedy with his saxophone and Donald Taffee at the piano helped to make the evcWe trust Dr. Davis, who directed it. and his young people will not stop with this initial effort. WORLD DAY OF PRAYER ON THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 30 The World Day of Prayer will be ob­ served in this city on Thursday. Febru- ACCIDENT HAPPENED WEST OF DOWLING County Workmen Did Not Know of Trouble Until On Their Return Trip Charlie Bachrller, carrier on Rund prepare tn . keeping with ■ •--------a •program —----- — ----- ; uuuu: Route nu. No. 4 from num this uiu icity, on Satorsuch an occasion, one that will be fit- a,,±.7forenoon met with a painful and ting and helpful to all who attend. — — -------— very peculiar.m— accident. It happened about three-quarters of a mile west of ; Dowling on the county road leading EXCELLENT MESS BY SECT BOMB! a county truer, to wmcn was m। inched a V-shaped snow plow, had ------- - — -- JSlb'" B0YSDISCUSSION " WAa BUB4E0T B± '‘ 0 1 onK aP HIS me nr«HH OOTnN IT OF AT Donald Boyes One of Eight Seniors to Attain This Recognition At Flint SUCH GATHERINGS FUR­ Donald Boyes, son of Mr. and Mrs. THER FINE COMMUNITY Roy Boyes of this dty. is a senior at the General Motors Institute of Tech­ SPIRIT Propam of Mu.k and An Address Were Followed By Dancing and Cards ING SHOW FLOW CAUSED THE DAMAGE gram in honor of George Washington on Monday, February 22. which marks the 200th anniversary of his birth. The club has Invited as lu guests th? members of the Lions club, also the members of the Commercial club. It U expected they will have a delightful time. That being a holiday, it is ex­ pected to take a little more time than the usual hour and a halt in order that the guests and the hoists may have a social time together, as they surely will. | Robots, an world sisterhood to ------ ROTARY CLUB coming towards Dowling, each on its . « , —ZTT. , — : erators of the truck could not see be- Pcriod Before Eighteenth Year | cause it was covered with snow, it Should Be Largely Used In considerable size, with terrific force Gaining Knowledge through the windshield of Charlie's Secretary C. A- Halcomb, of the Argubrlght Business College of Battle Creek, talked to the Rotarians Monday windshield was completely riddled. noon about “Our Boys." He began by explaining that both psychology and Ing them, but fortunately- — not Injuring experience prove beyond question that — » -y —------------------------boya learn in only one of two ways:: hla eyes. .1.1 By im.uun, th.lr .Men. <X> By B"*”11" ™ PM» dun. UUM, themnlv... The. U ““""J W th. nadou Un. th. pniod ten.. U» l»n «hu.nu>; «« wm. h. to rnr UtouM b. umly ■..«» to pin.' « I* “ tag facts and knowledge In order that, j “ In th* from what he thus acquires, he may ed back on their return trip on team how to reason. He declared that boys and girls left Charlie's side of the road. They nolle- The notification letter stated that only those who have achieved notable recognition in their extra-curricular activities were eligible to membership. Leadership Is the primary requisite for to grow up by themselves, without or opportunity for membership, then outstanding work on contact with school publications, in class offices, in knowledge gained from their elders, and without an education, would easily sary. and high scholarship and char­ descend into Immorality. It Is the work snow they could not sec. and they had of churches, achools and agencies like acter are next considered. Initiation in the Robots will take the Boy Scouts which help tiiem to get place with the usual ceremonies at the a vision of life and of their respon­ sibilities in life. Junior Prom on February 12. (Continued on page five) The speaker reminded his hearers Congratulations are extended to Donald by his many Hastings friends. that the boys of Hastings who are JURY LIST DRAWN from ten to twelve years of age will be conducting its affairs a few yean successful in his college work. FOR FEBRUARY TERM hence. The most Important people In SCOUT EXHIBITIONS ON Called to Appear At Court Monday A. M., ■ the boys and girls from ten to twenty­ Jurors DISPLAY THIS WEEK He said the great questions before February 29 humah society and governments are Archery, First Aid, Oampcraft, not the tariff, not taxation, and do not The jury ILst for the February term the eighteenth amendment concern Pioneering, Cubbing Among on Tuesday. February 23. Ordinarily it The most important consideration Is. Subjects Featured what are the boys and girls of today would begin on Monday, but that hap­ pens to be a holiday. The Jury will bo In connection with National Scout (Continued on page six) Week merchants throughout the coun­ ty are co-operating with the troopers HEAR DR. DAVIS OF intervening five days the Judge will by the loaning of display windows for exhibitions of scoutcraft. LANSING MONDAY EVE In Hastings there will be first aid displays in Baird's-.ptothlng Store and Brotherhood Program Promises be brought before him during the term. in Palmer's Drug Store with special to Be Interesting—Royal demonstrations on Saturday; Troop 71 Myers, Captain will have a special window at Loppenthlen's; Troop 72 will demonstrate The members of the Brotherhood at all. Unless otherwise instructed, pioneering in the J. C. Penney Co. should not fall to be present next Mon­ however, the Jurors will report to the Store; Troop 74 will have a general day night to hear Dr. Davis of the court at nine o’clock Monday forenoon. scouting display at Goodyear's Hard­ state health department. That departFollowing is the list of jurors with ware; Troop 73 will show a campcraft display at Walldorff's Furniture Store; people of Michigan in fighting dis­ the townships which thty repraaeat: Michael Allerdlng—Carlton. Troop 65 of Middleville will have an eases. especially preventing outbreaks Emory Apsey—Hastings, 2-4. archery display at the Miller Furni­ of serious communicable diseases. It Lawrence Beadle—Hastings. ture Store; Troop 75 will show a gen­ will be well worth while to hear Dr. eral scouting display at Mead and Davis next Monday night for the work Bert Blum—Prairieville. Bumford's; and Cub Pack 9 will have of the state health department vi­ a display of cubbing at Larsen’s Dry tally affects the welfare of aU the peo­ Ferris Brown—Orangeville. Goods store. ple of KBchigan. His address should be Several of the local ministers held especially Interesting to the people of Richard Buehler—Irving. special services in observance of Scout this county because of the operation in this county of the Health Unit, which dress on scouting and its relation to is doing such splendid work. living; Rev. J. A. McNulty held a Royal Meyers is the chairman of the special service at 5:00 o’clock at which supper squad for the February meeting. time members of Troop 74 were pre­ The other members are: C. H. Lester, sented with registration cards; the Rev. Ell Lindsey. Lloyd Lindsey. Richard John Greene—Maple Grove. Percy Henry—Assyria. Brulnlx gave a ten minute sermonette Laubaugh. John McLeod. J. J. Mead. Fred Huff—Yankee Springs. on scouting and the Rev. Adcock gave Edwin Mead. R. J. McCreery. William Burr Laubaugh—Rutland. special recognition to the program dur­ Mishler. C. W. Mixer. Wayne Merrick. Harry McKelvey-Maple Grove. ing his service John McLravy. Merritt Mead. W. A. Laurence Moran—Hastings, 1-3. Moore, J. E. McElwain. Leon Manning, Leon Moon. Dale Moon and R. H. Mott. Lester Powers—Orangeville. CHERRY PIE SALE. Samuel Pratt—Rutland. A boy ehoir directed by Rev. J? A. Washington, his hatchet, and the Lee Reynolds—Prairieville. McNulty made its first public appear­ cherry tree! Doesn’t that maty* you / ance in connection with the special think of cherry pies? Albert Sargent—Yankee Spring!. To obtain some funds, and to Satisfy boy scout service Sunday afternoon. J. Robert Smith—Castleton. Although this organization has been the desire for cherry pies which ought practicing for only a few weeks, the to be prevalent at this time, the Girls* Gordon Thompson—Hope. performance it gave aroused cons|(fer- League of the High school plans to put tble favorable comment. At present on a cherry pie sale in this city, the there are nine members: Richard Bess­ plea to be delivered on the day cali­ Charley Turner—Barry. mer. Richard Karmes. John Lockwood. brated os Washington’s birthday. William Velte—Woodland. William Crawford, Palmer Osborn. Kneeland McNulty, William DeCou. operation of the bakeries In Hastings. Kenneth Brower. Robert Potter and The League will buy all of the pies NOTICE. from the city bakeries and deliver them Allan Kelley. after taking orders from the homes In pany NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING. the dty. Boy Choir Sings at Episcopal Church The annual meeting of the members exchange, beginning April 1. LITERATURE DEPARTMENT. of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance A meeting of the Literature DepartCompany of Barry and Eaton counties will be held M the court house In the will be held Friday afternoon. Febru­ both together. city of Hastings, Michigan, on Tuesday. ary 13th at 3:00 o’clock In the Com­ All bids to be received February 16th, 1932. at one o’clock P. munity room of the High school. Mrs. M„ eastern standard llnx. to elect' a world president, vice-president, Four directors and to vote on the adoption of a fiew tend. PUBLIC SUFFER. . On Wednesday evening. February 24. the American Legion Auxiliary will servo a supper In the Legion rooms Adv. - own side of the highway. Just a, tire NEED TO BE TAUGHT LIFE’S RESPONSIBILITIESiXTr^Tor ^ wSh^.T terlan church. You are Invited to Join In this union service on the day and date mentioned above. The call to prayer is given by calls a prayer." ------- ~ the mv.l. the nlow havlnw been set ness that may legally come before said meeting. Charlotte. Michigan. February 8.1932. Mo sum*. At U. B church Wednesday, Feb­ ruary 17th from 5 till 7.—Adv. DANCE. MACCABEE CARD PARTY. Every Saturday night at Clear lake. —Frank Herrington. Adv. if. Adv. �T1IK HASTINGS BASNtR. WCHNEIDAT. tTMUAIT H IW SAYS REPORTS IN PA WOMEN’S CLUB City Clerk of Charlotte Refute*: aptu iTtal* Includes new Figure* Concerning Water­ Are Insurance paid works Byate m The Harting* Women's club gave a roof on building. to April ». 1993, very delightful program to members and guest* at the Central auditorium ' Friday afternoon After a short busl- CHILDREN'S DIVISION CONFERENCE 0M. MAR. 9 Xvery Sunday School I* Urged to Send Workers to This Meeting LOCAL NEWS Today, February 10, U Ash Wednes­ day. the beginning of Lent At Kalamazoo on Wednesday, March her bridge club last Wednesday eve­ ning. Legislative Department given by Mr* Hand shoe repairing, reasonabk under the that the expense covers McLeod, the program for the afternoon Childrens Conference, su*pices of th# department of Chris­ was taken up by the preaident. Mr* M. miT Iover ot the fiscal year. tian education of that church and the Michigan Council of Religion* Educa ­ CarveUi gave "The Washington Bicen­ Mr*. Anna Nawtan will entertain the tennial. What it I* and Why." Mr* tion. Tilts conference I* open to Sun­ J. F. F. clutrpn Thursday at a pot luck Guy C- Keller gave an interesUng ac­ day school workers of alt denomina­ luncheon. count of the homes of Washington and tions and every school in Barry aounty Wrtcom# Ladle*' Aid will meat at City of Charlotte Michigan I aggregating 85000 00. our annual col- memorial* to Washington Mr* D. A is urged to hate representatives j>rr»- the Orang# hall Thursday, February VanBuskirk discussed the romance* ent on March 9. This conference 1* 11 for dinner. Ofiice of Clerk ’ lection.* will be about 819.00000 Jan. 27. 1932. i The operating expense for the year of Washington and made all see the but one of ten that arc being held in Mrs. W. J. WaUln* haa returned to Michigan next month. Topics of in­ Mr. Editor: »hoald not exceed gHJJOOOOO. Instead human side of this great leader. Mr* terest to Sunday school workers will be her home from Pennock hospital and Durlfig the post couple of weeks of ojteratlng at a great loss a* recent- Ida McCoy then played tlie "Washing­ discussed by state leaders la doing splendidly. there ha* been considerable "goa*lp" ly published you will note that we will ton March.” which was the march played at Ufoshlngton's Inauguration Note the special bargains dialed for about town, also some articles in vart-! operate at a profit of about 88.000 00 Friday and Saturday till* week by U>e ous papers delivered within the city. The book* ot my office are open for in 1789. MU* Maxine Hen ton gave a MANY COUNTIES ARE IN Auto Sport Shop.—Adv. very detrimental to the condition of public inspection at any time and I will character reading "A Patriot in the WORSE LUCK THAN BARRY Making." in which a shiftlcu. sullen th# water work's financial standing, gladly go over them with any person The Y. M. L- club meets today with As #omc of these articles were publish- interested enough to comeMn and make Italian by was cho*#n to play Uie part Taxes In Large Number of Mrs Dan Lewi*. A pot luck luncheon of George Washington tn the school ed over my name I -wish to make it the request, play and through thu contact finds his Placee Not Paid Since known that I did not compile the fig-1 Yours truly, The Moose Heart Legton chapter 626 way to manhood and self respect. ure* as published, neither did I sub-: L will hold their regular meeting Thurs­ Year 1930 "A Dish of China Tea,” a one-act City Clerk. mil- them to anyone for publication. We think in Barry county we are not day night. February 11. AU member* play. Was then given by seven clu(> members. Mrs. Robert Walton taking finding it easy to meet the tax situa­ Mr*. C. E Wood entertained the "" part the . w* of ....... Mr*. Wynne, the hostess; tion If there is any consolation tn it, we ' Mrs. Winona Downing, a* Lady Au- may know that other* countie* are giuta Clive, the guest of honor; Mrs. not having a rosy time of it either. We day Despite the storm there were 34 Maude Fumlss as Marcy, the niece; understand that in Wayne county present for dinner Five Loyal Order of Moose will hold Mrs. C. Duane Bauer as the Honorable alone 135.000 description* of real estate Clarissa Courtenage; Mrs. Woodburne. were returned for taxes in 1930. while Family Night, with pot luck sapper, In a* Mrs. Cynthia Ravenacroft; Mrs. O. this year It is expected the number will Moose Temple Friday evening. FtbA. Burgess a.* Mrs. Throckmorton, an­ be 167.000. Till*, of course. Includes de­ Welcome family night will be held at other guest and Mrs. Orville Sayles as scription* tn numerous sub-division* Janltye Wynne, daughter of the that were opened during the ”boom the Grange hall Saturday evening. February 13 for pot luck supper. A fine hostess. Tlie scene of the play Was at year*. “ program is being prepared. the plantation of Judge Wynne near On Tuesday the condition of Rev. Williamsburg and the time. 1781. Just OBITUARY. before the surrender of Cornwallis. Mr* Lady May Freer, daughter of Covert J. W. Westbrook of Middleville seemed Wynne had asked several guests far and Ida Freer, was bom in Hasting*. slightly improved. Mr*. L. L. Dewey is there assisting In hl* cart. afternoon tea in honor of her guest. The monthly meeting of the Pennock Lady Augusta, who had lately returned from England Site anticipates n rare year*. 11 month* and so day*, having Hospital Board was entertained by treat for her guests by serving them lived her entire life in thi* city. She Mrs Edw Goodyear on Monday with the usual one o’clock luncheon. some China Tea hidden away for seven years but thinking Cornwallis so near Eugene Crawford of this city passed , victory she wishes to use it in celebra- ried to Albert Beumer of Hastings, away at his home on Sunday. Funeral I tlon of the great event. During thi- and to this union three children wen* services will be on Wednesday with in­ conversation it is told. that Mrs born. Dwtght. Charlotte and Rich­ terment in the Sponable cemetery. | Wynne’s daughter. Janltye. has been ard. al! of whom with the husband1 Enid Evalet of the Welcome district ----1 passing secret dispatches (o the Con­ survive her. She also leave* two alsters I •* recovering nicely from a broken right I tlnental Army and for a few moments Mrs. George Martin of Grosse lie and । “rm which she received when knocked the hostess I* very alarmed for her Miss Bessie Lauther of Nile*, and one | do*” bj » d°S with which ahe was daughter's safety, but Janltye comes half brother. Clarence Freer of Sagt-1 Paying. dashing toNo .tell them, much to their naw. beside* many other relative* and - A * ,w twenty-five *“”' “ cent * »upper ~ will *" be I chagrin. Wat Cornwallis is defeated host* of friends. A brother. Glenn CL.... I wved by the American Legion Aux, and Waslilngton has won. She then Freer, preceded her in• death October ~ iliary at the Legion room* on Wednes­ drinks a “Dish of China Tea" to a new 17. day evening. February 24. from five . , . 4 1. out|1«U MITU III pVUl IICHIUI 19*7. She had been in poor health The system is usually in a c°mniw±r a“d; for nve year* rollowing a stroke and till seven o'clock. All are welcome. run down condition. A I . wv’' complication*. Mrs. Beasmer wa* of a Cream Producers—We pay cash and ’rB ,uRtlc ’’7? 8 1UC’ i Undly. happy nature, always bringing test your cream when you deliver. Ac­ tonic is very often requir­ their coscj,-er t0 to her ner friends friend* and associates and curate test* and prompt payment. City I. cess >PSS de»cryZmuch ?LUCh credit for ” ’Clr CO ." !, cheer ed to bring it back to nor­ । »Plendld manner in L^ng some kindneas for other*. There of Lakes Dairy. 609 E- Mill St.. Has­ ma! again. You will find I whlch tbO g*>c I arc many who remember her •generou. ting*. Michigan. Clyde Schllhuneck — none better than— \ _ ** * 1 hospitality as *he loved to have her PAID THE BET. Frtend* of Mis* Mildred Hawkin*, friends around her. In the home she Palatable Compound! Very early in January Deputy Con­ was a loving wife and mother and will daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Victor Haw­ servation Office George Sumner and be greatly missed by the family who kin*. will be sorry to learn that ahe Is Sheriff George Leonard were talking gave her such tender care during her in pennock hospital for an appendici­ about fishing through the ice. which is long illness. Funeral service* were tis operation. At last report she wa* lawful during the months of January held st the home on Monday after­ improving nicely. Robert Scobey was arrested one day and February. At Gist time Sumner noon at two o’clock. Rev. J. A. McNul­ expressed his conviction that there ty officiating. Burial wa* In Riverside last week charged with driving with­ We have a fine assortment of Valentine Card*. out a license. He plead guilty tn Jus­ would be no ice that would hold up a cemetery. tice. Cortrlght's court, paid 819.90 fine fishing shanty during either month. Don't forget to order your Valentine Heart boxes. JENNOCK HOSPITAL. and coat* and tn addition wa* given The Sheriff dissented from this oplnFour* babies have been born at the four days in >11. ion. The result was that a bet of cigars hospital during the past week a* fol­ Supt. D. A. VanBuskirk and the male member* of the Hastings High school cause Officer Sumner saw some fish lows: A son to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bu­ stall will attend a round table confer shantie* on one of the lakes near town. shong. 633 No. Church St . on Feb­ ence for superintendent*, principal* "Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy ruary 3. and men teachers at Davis Technical Are Shown to Everyone" To Mr. and Mrs. Peter Martin. 921 E High school. Grand Rapids,, on Satur­ SUS OF MANUFACTURES. day. The federal Census Bureau has Madison St . a girl on February 5. To Mr. and Mrs, Chester Keech. 638 •Iarted it* 1931 census ol manulacAll World war veterans and their la­ 1 tures. The questions are les* in number So. Washington St., a boy on Feb- dies from the Third district will meet I this year although carrying complete nfary 9. at Marshall on February 18. at the And a son to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Masonic Temple. The Legion and Aux­ I information. iliary meeting* will be at 5:00 P. M.. We imagine but few people realize Smith. Lake Odessa, on February 9. 1 that u printing olfioe is classed as a and a banquet at 6:45 fast time. Danc­ ing will follow. , । manufacturing plant: but such It 1* Circle No. 2 of the Methodist Ladles' SPtrectors of the Michigan Retail , and it is necessary to file the census Aid will be entertained by Mrs. Mary Drygoods association have decided to , reports each year the same as does! Burgess. 812 No. Michigan Ave., on a factory which manufactures fund-1 hold the association's annual con venMonday evening. February IS. The 'l ture. I usual pot luck supper will be served. verse City late in May. The drygoods . The member* are requested to bring men picked the time and place in or­ BROKE ANKLE IN FALL. quilt nieces, and if you have a pretty der to meet in Michigan’s Cherryland , Mrs Roy Chandler met with a pain­ ful accident on Thursday morning quilt bring It along for display. in blossom time. A. K. Frandsen U a Members are also asked to dress In former president of the drygoods asso■ when she fell on some Ice She wa* . . • ' going to take her children to school old time costumes if possible.—Mrs. J. clllon. ’ 1! and while hurrying out of the house M. Townsend, chairman. White or Golden Bantam GUILD NO. IL . I to tlie car. fell in such a wajf that she ABOUT THREE WEEKS LEFT. Tins Hospital Guild No. 18 will met at , I broke both bones in one of her ankles. Large Tin . . 13c Only about three weeks are left in The ankle Is now in a cast and she is which to secure 1932 motor vehicle Mrs Frank Raymond s. 544 E. Thorn St., on Thursday. February IL—Mr*. ’ doing as well as possible. SjOO plate*. Motorists will find themselves Fred Hale, pres* correspondent. Tin* and delayed unless they PASSING OF MRS. MONTGOMERY. inconvenienced Large Tin . . 18c purchase plates soon. Those who wait CIRCLE NO. X J Mrs. Clestia A. Montnomcry died on until the last two or three days of the Circle No. 3 of the Methodist Ladles’ , | Wednesday. February 3. at her home Jon W. M1U St. About two weeks ago month undoubtedly will be compelled Aid will meet with Mrs. Libbie AshalTins to stand in line for long period* while No. 1 Tall Can . . 16c I she was taken with the influenza and 1932 plates may be secured now with­ ter. 636 E Madison St.. Friday after­ noon. February 12. Guest* are invited. ’ i pneumonia developed Funeral services out any delay. ■ were held at the residence on Friday. POWERS ECHOES. > February 5. Rev. Adcock officiatingTin* FINE WAS PAID. Billy Bandy of Owosso spent the Light Meat. 7 or. Tin . . 15c ,1 Burial was in Riverside. • Margarite Medellin, a Mexican, week end with his grandparent*. Mr. temporarily living wit!) a faqiily in and Mrs. Will Carter. $^65 Hope township, was arrested on Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson and ♦ ] Mrs. clarcnre 1L Barber passed away day of last week for assault. A hne Tin* Largest Tin . .’29c + ion Monday in Grand Rapids after an of S15 and coats, or fifteen days in Jail, daughters ate Sunday dinner with his + J illness of several weeks. The remains was imposed by Justice Matthews. On parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnson, of Middleville. ' were brought to this city and the fu- Friday Mexican friends of Medellin* Mrs. Miner Palmer is confined to her jT 1 neral will be held at the Walldorf! Fu­ from Grand Rapids paid over the cash ji neral Home on Thursday at 2:00 P. M . and Margarite left with them for the bed with rheumatism. Sunday callers at the home of Mr JI Rev J. A McNu^y -officiating Burial Valley City. and Mrs. earner Bchondelmeycr were ♦1 in Riverside. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Orabe and GIFTS TO PENNOCK MOSPound Pound PITAL GRATEFULLY RECEIVED. f«inUy ot Home Acres. Mr and Mrs REV. RALPH WOOTGN ILL. Sincere thanks are extended to the' Rull° Bowerman ol near Gun lake and Friends of Rev. Ralph Wooten ol and Mrs R«y Scrven of Middle­ Fremont wllFbe sorry to learn that he following for their greatly appreciated is a patient tn Bronson Methodist gifts to Pennock hospital: Hospital Mr and Mn Arthur Heydenberg of hospital. Kalamazoo. being threatened Guild No. 9. five quarts of pears- Mr* with pneumonia and other complica­ Mary Burgew and Mr*. Cha*. Faul for Orandville. and Mr. and Mrs. Lewi* tions His friends hope for hla rapid a quantity of ran* oj fruit, vegetable*. I Flnwelner of Hastings were Sunday Jam*, etc. ! caller» the home ot Miner Palmer. and complete recovery. Either End ’ ---------------- ; Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Tabor visited W. C. T. U. । relative* in Orand Rapids the first BIRTHDAY "SUPPER." Hastings W- C. T. U. will meet with lhc week . Mr* Forrest B. Lane assisted by ______ «•>_____ — Mr*. Floyd Gaskell,entertained nine Mrs. Elsie Moran. 531 N East St. at I P«r P.cka(« . . BRANCH DISTRICT. little girl friends of Betty Lune to help 2 o'clock February 16. A half hour, celebrate her ninth birthday anniver­ prayer service wUl be held, fol lowed by' v“"nt Norton wa* called to Battle the regular meeting with a Frances / 8u ??*5’\by. the lllneto bte sary at a six o’clock "supper" party. Willard program. Mrs. Florence Flem- br°,her- Ed who lias pneumonia. Ing leader. All ladies are welcome. ', Rcmcni1*r the Dorcas Society at the FUNERAL OF CHAS. JENSON. ------— home of Mr and Mrs. Vem ItewThe fiuveral of Charles Jenson, who HOSPITAL GUILD NO. 7. 1 bUta Thursday ot thi* week. died on Monday 1* being held this aft­ have Frah Lake Trial. Parch. Filial,, Hospital Guild No. 7 will have a pot' Mr. and Mr*. Vincent Norton enter­ ernoon at two o'clock at the Methodist Smoked White Fith, Trout, Sall Mackerel church. Rev. Dewey officiating. Burial luck one o'clock luncheon February 17 tallied Sunday Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth at the home ol Mrs. E. A. Parker. 10141 Norton- of Marshall and Mr. and Mr*. will be in Riverside. 8 Jefferson SC. Il Is hoped all the la-, Rudolph Hall of Battle Creek. COMMITTED SUICIDE. die* will be present. Visitors are welMrs. Oma Wilcox of Cairo spent from come Bring your own table service.— ’ Wednesday till Friday at Hu- home of terday Roy DiUenbeck formerly ol Addie Edmonds. Pre*. Iwr parenta. Mr. and Mrs. L E. Mudge. Woodland, now residing In the Lone -----------------Mr and Mrs Vincent Norton were NEW OFFICERS. in Nashville Monday to help Um latI Star state, had killed himself. No par"Where Better Foods Cost Less" At the annual meeting of the Nash- ter * father. Capt. L B. Potter celtj tlcular* have been received. ville creamery Association held one brate his Mth birthday. We Deliver PHONE 227? GUILD NO. 15. day last week William G Hyde was Mr. and Mr*. Forrest Bldelman are Hastings, Midi. I Huepital Guild Na 15 will meet wiUi made president; L D. Gardner. vlce-1 »penduig a tew days with her parents, Mrs. George Stowell, go. Hanover St., president; O- J. Mason, secretary; C. W. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Potter in Ha*Pexmock, treasurer and manager. I Ung*. on Wednesday. February 17- Water rentals colected April 1. 1991. Palatable Compound Extract of Malt —AND Hypophosphites A nutrient restorative tonic suitable for use it debilitated conditions. ■ After A Cold A TONIC! For young and old. Use it to build up body resistance in time of colds and after colds. It Gives you Pep Vim.. .Vigor/ E. A. Ly BARKER Phone 2115 We Deliver 1 lastings Premier - Mammoth CANNED FOOD SALE Is Now On ! A Few of the Items. CORN 4^ 75® FANCY SWEET PEAS ^9 WET SHRIMP 9OC 85® ^9 TUNA’FISH FRUIT SALAD Spare Ribs Pig Heart 5c Cube Steak 30c Pork Loin Roast BUTTER U. OXYDOL Lamb Stew Lamb Shoulder Roast 11c t Let Us Have Faith To Go Forward Throughout the wonderful story of Lin­ coln's life, by Emil Ludwig In revealed the courage, determination and faith of a great man when beset by greatest difficulties. In it there is both an example and a moral for all of us today. No depression can continue if we, as a na­ tion, and as individuals have the same courage, determination and faith as Lincoln. Ironside Shoe Co The House of Quality Shoes Hastings, Michigan at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Oscar DVKFEE. Mr and Mrs Ernest Baleman at­ Standish with their brother, James , tended a miscellaneous shower given McClurkln. John Bateman In Eaton Rapid* Friday evening and received a great number of beautiful and useful gift*. A son came Friday to brighten the home of Mr. and Mr*. Dan Cheney. Mr. and Mrs. Thoma* Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Rice and Mrs Sampaon accompanied the music memory con­ test singer* to Hastings Thursday for Instruction from Miss Collings Alvin Batea spent several day* in this vicinity vtaiung and straightening up business. Mr. and Mrs Walter Ickes will enter­ tain the Ladles' Aid of the United Brethem church the second Wedncs-day in February al their home. Mr*. Edd Rice and daughter. Veta. spent Saturday and Sunday with the former's father and wife near Orange­ ville. Glen Marshall. Joseph McClurklln. 5r„ Mis* Ruth McClurkln and Evert Wickham spent Monday in Ea*t Lanilng attending Fanners’ week pro­ grams. Mis* Ruth McClurkln and and Evert Wickham spent Thursday at M 8. C. Mr. and Mrs. Joaeph McClurkln and family and daughter. Mrs. Marton Luelhe. and Evert Wickham spent Sunday P. M- with Mr. and Mrs. Jo-, seph Schnurr and family at Middle­ ville. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McClurkln and family spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mr*. Richard Summers in Middle­ ville. Mrs. Marlon Luettie. Misses Ruth and Allda McClurkln. Harry McClurkln and Evert Wickham spent Bunday evening riLAND ’THEATER .JW ------HASTINGS - MICHIGAN .... - ■ PROGRAM FOR THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY—FRIDAY Marie Dreuler in “Emma ADULTS 35c — CHILDREN IGe SATURDAY ONLY —DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM— Marian Marsh In “Under Eighteen” and Winnie Lightner in “Side Show SUNDAY—MONDAY Joe E. ,'ferown in “Local Boy Makes Good COMEDY—'Silent Ladle*" and Palbe Talking News COUPON—TUESDAY—NIGHT “HUSBAND’S HOLIDAY Herten Song "My Wife'* Gone t# the Country' 19C Lk. IOC u. 19c Feldpausch’s WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY Jack Holt and Ralph Graves in “A Dangerous Affair” Paramount Pictortal and Comedy—AIm Path* Talking New* FRIDAY—SATURDAY -DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM- Edward G. Robinson in “Five Star Final and Laurel and Hardy in “Beau Hunks” ALSO CARTOON IN SOUND �THE BASTING* BAMNU. WEDNESDAY. EFBBUAKY W. MM Sporting Items v ROAD COMM. DOING PMMIYWfl||K Great married to Thomas Gorham. Bcwidex passing her mother. three ulsters, four HASTINGS CAGERS LOSE TO GRAND LEDGE 20-16 bocal Reserve Team Wins 19-0 —Quintets Play Eaton Rap ids There, Friday What!...for only $178”? CAN'T BELIEVE ITI" When you look st the Moraine you won’t think of it as being , low-priced. Its gleaming, lustlcuiarly beautiful. Its stream­ lined legs and the flat, usable cop will please you. Then open the door. An in­ terior of seamless, white por­ celain! And the Moraine is specially designed to occupy but little floor space and yet provide room for large quan­ tities of f<R>d. — Down below, you’ll End a quiet, dependable power unit that operates economically and dependably, even on the warm­ est days. we've done to put the Frigidaire-Moraine line within reach of everyone. *10 DOWN—1 In a preliminary game, the HaMing* High reserves defeated the Eaton Rap­ ids reserves 19 to 9. Beckwith of Has­ tings led the scoring with four goal* and Field made three This Friday the Hasting* eagers will play the. fast Eaton Rapid* High school eagers tn a game there. Hastings wa* nosed out of a victory by Eaton Rapids 1 earlier in the season Herewith are details of the Eaton i Rapids game: i Hastings I Boyes, r f. Adair. I f. . Kennedy. I.f. ' .McMillan, c ^outMORAINE A For the second time this season. HasQpg* High eagers lost to the rangy Grand Ledge quintet in a .game there Friday evening. The score was 20 to 16 Snyder. Hastings right guard and Ewrrt. Grand Lodge right forward, tied for high score with two goals and two free throws apiece Adair. Hastings GENERAL MOTORS VALUE Raldt. I g. ; Lechleitner. 1. Total Eaton Ranlds ' Ewert . 'Hicks I Harod Sattler । DeLong Bilk Maggeft brother', and many other relatives and Middleville Indoor-v- • friends. -TTeams Win Twice *■' truly feel our loM'ls our dear road bonds. In 1933 884 520 of such bond* will mature In 1934 the final one’s gain. On looking through her Middleville's first and second Indoor Bible we find many pauages ot scrip­ outstanding Covert road bonds wip all baseball teams ' score wins over Moe ture marked that were her comfort be retired, amounting to 853.62833 District an<l Parmelee respectively in contests held In the Thornapple-Krl-1■ and guide in life. She loved to da After May 1 next, this county will owe and was " always S5 -"SS |• deeds “of«'kindles* p■» »■ only 8118.14*33 ot aueh. bonds. When TOBtime those arc are ret retired tree it it *>u.u would recur aeenr as u 11 tf Parmelee by 11 to 9. Tn! 0.11. hu WO. to be «1U> *«. «"»•" io be .U, W r.l» Herewith are details of the game;.-1 mitrH «wer vmc a. fh* if.tM rtvM " Lineup: Middleville First vs. Mor' There to dwell forever more; | To watch and wait for her loved ones District— state* Will increase about 37.000 a year .1 To meet her on that, golden shore. Middle ville Moe District. Position for the next four yean, until in 1934. Fish and thereafter, the county will be re­ Tolian S11(. 1&n<tPd for cunmg Chase ceiving 854MO » year from the state, Cowan I To hu blessed home on high. Johnson with which to maintain * township McCall There, to be with her loved ones. Ross a-B. Timm Where sorrow ne'er draws nigh. FYeeland i Getty If Ute county could match dollar* Holtforth 8. E Her Bib!* vu her refuge with the state, it would «eem as if Gardner P*"J j And when her day's work was done. Ulen the townships could be largely re­ Hlar lieved of highway taxes. With the Co­ Clifford s|W found the message Viabeck vert road bond* nil paid, the county McKee has prepared for everyone. Bedford Sti dnum xcuJd not be taxed a* heavily by conBox Score: :ributing equally with the state as 1: Middleville Will say. "Come.” to you and to me. | '*»' 1” 1931. , Moe And if we are ready and wailing. ! One thing the county must face Is ■Middleville Serond* vs. Parmelee. There our loved one we *!uUJ see.. this, that adding 185 mile* a year to — 1 the county highway system, by taking Players for Middleville: Polhemu*. Iover township* rood*, will mean that Lewis, R. Finkbeincr. M. Lynd. Gufiln, LI I AL H|II|U_ .the county must have a considerably Sandier. Kenyon. Smith. O. McKcwer nn IVL U. U. I Hu lllll increased equipment of rood machln,rry. or n never can oo tne wura. inc Players for Parmelee: O. Finkbeiner, । county can attend to all of this withMcKewer. N. 84ms. F. Fuller. Nefkey. lout materially increx-.lng the taxes Devlnney. Penwit. Miller. F. Oarbow j I from those levied by tlie county in 1931. and E. Kirmccn. The township* would then be relieved of Box Score: • Continued from page one) | highway tax. except a little to be Middleville .... nccung* on me program, vun exParmelee to tell farmers the beat pracUcer., 0,1 ‘0*nsWP roads, i and tlie latent developments in that ■ Total POWER COMPANY R i n n-- I in linni--------- MID OLCE.VTIL5.EO±E,RCS « „ costs less! Statistic*, after Thia is due several in now prevailing. I Smith Bros. Volte & Co. Telephone J3J7 Kentucky Coal SJL5O Bessmer Five Win Two Over Week-End Interest among the entries of the K. on Saturday. February 13. the Dougof P. Crlbbage race U increasing week- 1*** Community Five of Kalamazoo, ly ax It round* Into the home stretch win pi>y the Hlrtch Brothers' quintet Milo DeVries and Floyd Wood are: of this city in the High scliool gym­ running neck and neck in third place uaslum. Play begins at 7:15. only five games separating them from The Douglass team is the fastest first place. । colored team in western Michigan and The ployers' standings are given be- a good game Is expected, low. Each one haa played fifty games. I -----MARTIN CORNERS. Dick Foreman -*• -29! . Frank Barry and children of Detroit Clyde Schllhaneck . Floyd Wood Milo DeVries .27 brother. Roland Barry’s. Keith Fuller Walter Lewis 24 Orsbom’s Wednesday. February 17. for Lloyd Storer 24 dinner. You are cordially invited to atChester Long 23 tend. Harry Young ........... Remember the Sunday evening servLeon Tolhurst *" Ice at the church each Sunday evening, Harry Waters beginning at 7 o'clock. You are Invited James Lewis 20. to attend. DISTRICT TOURNEY TO BE HELD AT WOODLAND Stylish Patterned Perfectly Tailored SUIT! Tailors ' longer valuable for crops , and wishes to learn how he can put Return Game Friday—Cale- those acre* to working for him. with prospect* of profit in later year* donia May Play Second Game through reforesting, he can do that — Gymnasium • | Information as to special crops is also In — T.-K. disseminated. Baakcteers of the Thomapple-KelOne of the splendid services which; the Michigan State College 1* rendering; Foreman Leading Hirsch Cagers to Play At Half- Way Mark Past Colored Five COAL HEAT - FOR AN = All Wool BEAT NASHVILLE 26-13 that are no <te Lw Inr'MMdkWllr «>» E! ?. S’’52.’SSI S Cuuch with one goal and four fnc ■ 'earn up-to-date methods and the be*. «' >-! Bessmer's Market basket ball team , larm operation. • । . . ... . . „ journeyed to Battle Creek Friday night DOWLING. . was a week end visitor at Albert t0 crack Presbyterian Five ot The second game with NashvUk will Thursday the 18th. will be the date Woodmansee's. city Hamc WM fut throughof the next Ladles' Aid dinner and a I Dale Moon and Wallace Preston Bernier's finally winning 32-29 be played at Middleville on Friday. cafeteria supper with a Washington spent Tuesday In Ann Arbor where Mr. Eldon Chase —”' FUlier Im■! of the Galesburg game. program will take place on Monday , Preston took an eye test at the Uni- the scoring. ' out by agricultural colleges. There was i Arrangement' have been made ■ evening. February 22. plans are already veralty hoapltal. Saturday night the Beumer's Marsoma-reason then for sarcasm; but being made for this event. I Mr. and Mr*. Howard Stanton. Mr. yet Five defeated 'Whitey' Weyerman * whereby the return game with Calc-i that day has gone by. To be a good Charlea Bacheller our R. F D. carrier and Mr*. Marshall Pierce and family wildcats 37-15. Beumer s were in the donia will also be played in the newiI farmer now one has to consider his | Middleville gym. Season's athletic! met with a peculiar accident Friday and Bert Stanton were entertained in ; |rad all the way and the outcome wa* r.cres as a laboratory, tn which chemtickets will not be accepted for this) morning u he wa* driving we«t on his Battle Creek Sunday In remembrance never In doubt. leal and mechanical knowledge must route Just out of Dowling he happened of the birthdays of several of the StanThis Saturday. February 13. Char- game. Tite date of this game is Frt-f be combined In the growing of crops. day. February 19. Byron Center wiilj to meet the County snow shovel which ton family. )Olte Independents and Bessmer's MarA fine service is being rendered to complelcly showered him with looec Mrs. Gladys Woodmansee will enter- yet Cagers will play the prellmlnarv be played at Middleville on the follow­ the farmers of this state by our State gravel, breaking the wlndslileld also tain the afternoon worker* at her home game to the Hirsh Brother*—Douglas* Ing night. College* Fanners' Week give* the farm­ Herewith are details of the game: ! er a chance to get some Idea of the Id* glasses and Mttlng his face quite on Tuesday of this week when quilt | Community game. badly with the particles of broken glass, making will be continued. -----Middleville great advance that has been made in which necessitated a trip to the haspi-. Mrs. Louise Gerber of Route 4 spent WOODLAND BASKETEERS Williams, r hl* businr-.it. It also brings home to' tai and resulted in a short vacation. Sunday with Mrs. Mary Warner and Cloasen r.t him the fact that at Ea*t Lansing 1* Charles Scott has been autatltutlng Mrs. Hannah Kemmerling. BEAT ST. PHILIPS 27-23 an institution conducted for the purand delivering the mall In his absence. There will be a bread making conjx»e of helping him solve his problem* Mr. and Mrs. John McGlynq.lcft Sat- test at the next meeting of the L. A First-Team Reserves Win From Parker urday morning for their home in 8. when each loaf will be Judged and SOUTH GUN LAKE. Bunfield 16-15 — Girls Vic ­ -- ■— —.--u-j _,..i will be sold, so ladles get busy and Pennsylvania, after an extended visit On the morning of February 1. Gun torious By 36-12 with his sister here. try out the culinary art. Total . lake was frozen over for the first time L. J. Oswald. lAwrence Holcomb and Woodland eagers defeated St. Philips Nashville ____ Howard Stanton took part in a min­ DOUD CORNERS. of Battle Creek 27-23 in a game at Navue. rut. j Palph Truner of Hastings spent the strel play at Augusta Thursday eve­ The P. T. A. will hold their third Battle Creek Saturday evening. This ~ Couch. —*■ 'If. * i week end with Robert England. ning which was put on by the Bedford meeting at the schoolhouse. Tile debat­ Is the second time this season that St Wotring. C. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Stickler. Mr Masonic lodge. ing class will be there. Philips has been taken in tow by the and Mrs. Morris England and Mrs. About thirty-five neighbors and Mrs. Robert McMannls liar, returned Woodland basketeen. Woodland Garllngrr. Ig ' Alice Harding were in Plainwell Wedfriends of Mrs. Mary Burrougfti met home after visiting her uncle and niece Jumped into a three-point lead during i nesday. al her home Saturday evening, in hon­ Total the first quarter and kept ahead dur­ of Assyria. I Mr. and Mrs. Morris England called or of her birthday and spent the time Mr. and Mrs. Harry Waters celebrat­ ing the balance of the game. with games and refreshments. An elec­ In a preliminary game, the St. tric floor lamp was left in memory ot ed their 37th wedding anniversary, Philips second team defeated the tlie occa-lon. Mrs. Burroughs wo* host­ Woodland reserves 18 to 10. • ess the following day to several rela­ and a good time had by all. Against Sunfield at Sunfield Friday tives and members of her Immediate . Mr. and Mrs Percy McMannls re­ evening, the Woodland first-team re­ John Wooton'.* team took the lead In Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis at Streeter s turned home Wednesday after family. -------- ---------------------------- — — visiting serves squeezed through for a 18 to 15 tlie Rotary club bowling tournament; landing. Gun lake, recently. Mrs. Myrtle Robinson of Battle Creek their uncle and family of Ionia. win while the Woodland girls were also last week with a total of 18 point* j Mr. and Mrs Art Reed and little scored. Hubc Cook's rollers came next I granddaughter Madeline Keersey of victorious by a score of 38 to 12. WoodHerewith arc details of the ’ ' with 17 and then followed the Walton* ■ Orangeville visited relatives at Gun with Q. the Wilcox team with 4 and the lake Saturday. land-8t. Philip* game: with 2. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spickler spent Woodland St. Philips Browers The leading ten bowlers in the tour- i Saturday with the latter's brother. A. Long RF. Oreltlon nlnrnan My are “ fol,owa: Robert Walton. 174; Frank Franck ot Usscty. R. Townsend Vandemi Hubc Cook ' lTO: Da ' T G ,wd > el ‘ r 16S : Mr. and Mrs Lewis Harding. Mr. and N. Johnson rLniinwin,1 John Wooton. 183; Charlie Leonard. | Mrs. Morris Harding and daughter D. Hynes RO. imniiowicx wZn’' .,a°: — Ous Rrnlfr Brower. tin. 159; will Will Field Field, IM157; Diana Diana nf of nrand Grand Danld. Rapids tror. were mioit. guests nf of Shorno nonan* Klm 8lg!er IM; Haro|(j Newton, 155; Mr. and Mrs. Morns England Sunday. Score by quarters: ; and Clyde Wilcox. 154. The youngsters arc enjoying the 3 * I Games this week art: Browers vs. skating at Gun lake. ,Xii Woodland 2 27 Waltons. Cooks vs. Wooton*. and WalSt. Philips 5 *—23 tons y*. Wilcox. --------- ----------- — Than the PRICE Would Indicate! OERFULEOOIPMENr"",l”"'c““tte’”^ McCall Bros. Wooton Bowlers Lead In Rotary Tourney * Value. rAJ’fJX'S? .“^5 was carried out under the direction of ------------- Mrs. Mae Ovemnlth and Mrs. Arlle Nine Schools Expected to Oom- Slocum. Mrs. Nina Barry. Miss Alice Whetstone. Mrs. Millie Fisher. Mrx i pete—Three In Olass D, Mae Oversmith and Mrs. Arlic Slocum furnished refreshments. Six In Class 0 Class c and D district basket ball NORTHEAST WOODLAND. tournaments will be held at Woodland Mr. and Mrs John Stairs called on' Consolidated school on March 3. 4 and 5. according to Supt. C. J. Barnum. Three schools. Sunfield. Vermontville and Mrs. Will Mathews ot Hasting* and Olivet, are expected to compete in, Sunday. Homer Smith of Carlton called on the Cla**-D tournament and six: schools, Lake Odessa. Portland. Cale­ Ira Stairs Sunday. Mrs. Florence Leonard of West donia. Middlevine. Nashville andI spent Friday Mrs. Ju­ Woodland in the Class-D tournamentWoodland ---------------------------------- with -------------lia -Shuler. Finals will be played on Friday eve- Ila-Shuler. nlng, March 4. ’' Mr. and Mrs.' Tomp&on Tompson una and children Supt. Barnum also states that extra of Sunfield spent Saturday afternoon, seating capacity Is being arranged to with Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sheldon also i accommodate a total of 1000 spectators. Mr. Loomis and wife of Woodland. I — AT THE — CASH STORE S Mort., vWW SPRAGUE WARNER’S Richelieu Jams, 1-lb. jar. . 22c Richelieu Jelly, 10-oz. jar15c Ferndale Pineapple s£3 2 c“* 35c Ferndale Com2 for 35c Ferndale Peas2 for 35c Richelieu Vinegar, pt10c Richelieu Kraut, No. 2| can15c Richelieu Hominy10c Ferndale Tomatoes2 for 29c Libby’s Red Salmon ....................... 27c 10 lbs. SUGAR45c 3 Rolls Gauze Toilet Paper20c and 1 Roll FREE LG.A. Vacuum Packed Coffee. . 35c Maxwell House Coffee35c 2 Packages Raisins25c 3 Head Lettuce25c Cabbage. . 3c lb. 3 lbs. Spinach . 23c Texas Seedless Grapefruit ... 5c each Blue Goose Oranges 25c and 37c doz. FREE DELIVERY MEAD & BUMFORD ,42sa«“" Cash Store OUR FEBRUARY BIRTHDAY SALE Is A Festival of Real/Bargains I RCAVictor Radios Standard of Quality You will miss nothing nothing that is on the air, if you have an RCA Victor. Models up from $46« Prices Slashed On More Than 200 Items! See large bill for full list of items offered. Come early for at these prices this merchandise will not last. We are offering specials in every department of our store. WATCH OUR WINDOWS CarvethlStebbins Telephone 2131 Goods IN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. KFBBUABT K, 1MJ «2H2™-----------------------. The Hastings Banner. while thc Chinese have been extremely ■■■■■•■ Vie^S and Opinions; This and That backward In this respect. In fact for b many year* China ha* lacked anything! C--. Washington's Bicentennial that resembled a national government Abraham Lincoln. ■ Our sympathy, too, we must confess! — an t wrnerr w-.tmwtf 3 <EVF.NTYHIXTH YEAB The Colonie* United. . is with China. The sight of a nation A gouno CURRENCY. The Union Saved . with her man power and resources Nc>. yQra-g rh.^. National Bank. In . floundering about helplessly i* a pith a**emb!lng samples of the world'* curFebruary 1* a notable month in ful sight. But we mu»t also remember rency, lias received two specimen* American history, since it marks the 1 that Uve right to govern has invariably from £ Padflc °f birthday* of two great American* • gone to those people willing to .ubordlSe^ndart coin of Yap. used for whose influence on till* country a ...a. L«L-rrT. arx aorraa^n oa1 nate their individual hopes and aspir-: Inaking small change. 1* the “fel," a marked definite epochs in the develop­ (It paid la »h»«« • XS cut rHatUaa ment of a unified nation. These two atlons to some central governing au- di*k of sandstone ...___________ about t a- foot * in di J‘ ­ are George Washington, born February nmeter. Lucky little Yap. to be back on 22. 1732 and Abraham Lincoln, born IX fiakXY OOUXTY. THREE MONTHS thority. IX IfiVANCB ..... —-------- —-------the basis of chip* and whetstones. No February 12. 180®. OUTSIDE BARRY COUNTY. ONX worry or bother about the scarcity of YKAK IX ADVANCE --------------$1 Washington wa* the guiding nucleus WHOSE BLAME! gold or the falling price of silver. For roREIuXivSUBSCRIPTION. ONE , Recently a young speaker at a po- a wheUtone is always a whetstone with about whom Uh- disorganized colonial* .Lvivrr 1* ■ Utica] meeting referred to legislator* a* a utilitarian value quite apart from it* rallied during the War of Independ­ ence. and the man whose leadership ADVKHUJtWO RATES. "prize-winning handshakers" and the monetary uses. The lowly Yapster cannot hoard hl* was still demanded as the loo»ely-unlt, remark produced long cheers. ! money*, as the time consumed In dig­ ed state* began their flrat experiment* , Even granting the statement to be ging a hole big enough to hide his in centra) government. It is more than whetstone* would be worth more than probable that Washington's forceful. OOOK BBOA, KJlim. Wil lit (JtllCrS bay Backwarcj Glances; Bits of Yesterday friends of Dr. and Mrs. Leland Holly of Ann Arbor, that he ha* decided to locate In Hasting* and they have been hfre over the week end house hunting. Thursday O. E. Fisher, agent of the Michigan Central Railroad, received the following brief letter from the Di­ vision Superintendent Hackett of KUPPENHEIMER Custom Made Clothes ranged in prices from $45.00 to $125.00. senger station including brick plat­ form. driveways, etc. at Halting*, which will be built during the current year. I am sure thia will be welcome Infor- INTERNATIONAL Custom Made Clothes ranged in prices from $30.00 to $65.00. ly. as well as to yourself. *■* B««o nvore of a reflection on the voting the value of the money. What would he think of a country marked the difference between union Yours truly. II »• rri»i ' Public than on the legislator* themand disorganization. Other men of out­ D. J. Hackett. I selves. Who elect* the legislator*? The whose money could not even be used to standing ability and genius took part . build a wall or sharpen a knife?—EmMiss Mary Stem entertained eight ioo’tHr**''voting public. Therefore if prize-win-' In the formation of the republic but . porta (Rap.) Gazette. little girl friends with a Valentine none of them had sufficient power of till tx n'obitusrj n,n* handshakers are scht to the leg Is-1 leadership to mould the various fac­ ° J ’ lature it signifies either that the public! A FARM WOMAN'S EDITORIAL. tions into some semblance of orderly home on West Green street Monday Another cycle of earth's fruitage 1* government. afternoon. i prize-winning handshakers in Before a big crowd the Hastings closing, nnd we who have worked with ,— I office or doesn't have sufficient interest No great man has ever served his soil and sun and ram to aid in that country with less thought of self than 'school bosket ball team defeated the lot MnrtiXG. 4 in the matter to care. It 1* a fact that High team here Friday mighty fruitage, find ourselves taking Washington. There have been greater Charlotte 1 ’wow'™*Michin*. »<>4,i" r»»- a majority of citizen* will not use the a kind of Inventory di the year'* work generals than Washington, greater lay kind ot book tad Job pnni(o vote an{j unless taxes get It Is very good to hold in the hand ma­ statesmen and greater thinker*. He better game than the score indicates, the visitors holding their own during ______________ __________ ! abnormally high refuse absolutely toterial reward for our labor. But Blanks lacked the military genius of a Na­ to our manifold nature, we may count poleon. the statecraft genius of a HamMARRIED TEACHERS. ' give the matter of good government a our Increase In oilier ways. 11 ton and the philosophical mind of a| TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. H U U.. prta, wk. ol <>", pub. ■ «»«*•. « •»-«■ <*•» ' Many ot us have no doubt an in­ Franklin. But we should think of1 IU ImUWIOB W ,.l pA lor •»> “ U“" 0™"* <“ crease tn wisdom. Some ot u* can add Washington not in terms of office butj An association ha* been organized In fortitude, some faith. Others of us have in terms of character. Even during the this city known a* the Hastings male U» caphuM TSmto. 1.. »"»“ “» •«»' >” developed resourcefulness and inde­ dreadful winter at Valley Forge when chorus. The ofllcera of the association u»i o™ ... lh” »“? «7™- pendence. Perhaps the necessity of the hunger and cold took toll of ids under­ are Ernest Keller, president: Richard Loppenthlen. vice-president; Frank plAUHtlo WXU io U» con w. « »»• »»■ “ “<•“ >“ “ ,h* times ho* brought about a-co-operalion supplied army, the spirit of Washington .re •■•h H.«c .ho ‘«ollhet.lM..naiBrtordUo««- In family financial affair* for which refused to break, nor did the half­ you had labored long. S|jpple joys, starving men lose confidence in their Kerr, member at large; C. O. Maywood, t»< no BWM .omen Bionld be n- , •>* » director. homemade fun. more reading, thought­ leader. After the constitution had been Ulnod „ U«l»r. In UN- H-Unir,, ^cO so«r»™>n>. t b «««" t»«; Mi*s Ermina Goodyear is spending fully directed, to take the place of public tchoch management of affairs will fall Into more exciting and costly pleasure, are adopted, he was the one man in whom this week in Grand Rapids. -----------all groups unhesitatingly put their Na —..'the nrofesslonal noli-" Howard Allen returned from Lawton 1 the hands hands of of a a few few professional poll-1 *ure to have added increase of Joy and trust. Not many men in history have Married women, man}* argue, do not. Tuesday and was called to Roscommon tlclans who will manage things with affectionate wmejamily '* life, had the distinction of moulding a na ­ depend on their own salaries a* means. their ■ Wednesday. . own selfUJi interest* in view. j Welcome “ —each -*• —rebuff «• tion. and George Washington is one of support, and therefore should be re-11 Floyd Duryea, *Who IS' attending That turns earth * smoothness rough of the few to whom this honor ha* fal­ The young speaker evidently intend­ Northwestern University in Chicago Each sting that bld* nor sit. nor len. placed by unmarried women who do; was home for a few days. stand, but go! thus helping out the general unemploy -1] 'cd to take a rap at legislator* but he I So in Judging Washington let us not Little Kathryn Clarke, daughter of ,jreally shimmed the audience who', Only great souls do that. But life hu compare him with any other individual menl situation. But the primary pur-'| ; Mr. and Mr*. C. W. Clarke, fell from a trick of thrusting the rest of us into pose of a school 1* to provide the clill-11cheered so heartily at hl* sarcastic re­ i ways that are not of our own choosing in history, let us not judge him In th" a couch Friday, while playing, breaking light of modem • personality Stories” her arm. Bias 1* getting along nicely mark. dren of a community with the best 1 i nor easy. Arid regardless of our clrcum- which simply overemphasize the fact Mr. and Mrs W. A. Hall and daugh­ ' stances, she remain* the same firm that he was, after all. a human being, educational tacUlUes possible for the LIMfT LEVIES. teacher n* In every age. insisting that let us not even Judge him in terms of ter. Marguerite, returned Saturday amount of money spent. This requires Governor Brucker in a recent speech we learn our lesson Just now it seems office, but rather in terms of his cour- from Tulsa. Oklahoma, where they a cajvable staff ot teacher* os well a* •aud Uul MKhlwn nnnol mu. te,»» » W>ns to u-atl. u. Uut wv U..B sj>ent several day* with the former's good building* and equipment. There- ' . sister. Mrs Frank Twogood. v ,. . . ** broken u|>oQ*tin- wheel of our own her tax problem intelligently maUrlal mechanlstlc^clvlllzatlon. Walter Phelps, who Is atending col­ fore it *ecm» to u* Uvat the mo»t Im- attack ' lege In Chicago, spent Saturday with until ajj-possible economies in govern- u wp d0 not aartHjy le^rfi riTusr it a* a portant consideration in retaining a menl have been effected. True enough, means to promote tlte^hlghcsl alms of ^fasting* friends. teacher is "What results I* ahe getting [ W. H. Schantz went to Lansing on Nor doe* this remark apply only to the . which we are capable( rather than os Tuesday to attend the meeting of the with tier pupils?" and not, "Is she !.u.. .. mmo,. Michigan Livestock Breeders' Associa­ married or single?** Real teachers arc ; _ nft h, at tl.A tnfttl t.iYi*., more than four-fifth* of the total taxes । tion. uncommon enough so that when one? G. F. Chidester was called to Battle THE PRIMAL CAUSE. IT IS no such hei­ found they ihould be retained regard-1 paid in Michigan go toward the cost of; day evening at the rooms of the board 1 A singing das* of 125 ml*»es of Has- . Creek Wednesday by live lllnea* of R. ^maintaining local governments. LanTlie more science knows, the moi nous matter to fall, K. Grant who Is in the sanitarium of education or at the council chamber. Ungs, under the direction ot Mis* M. le*s of whether they are married or ring might well set an'examplc in econ- iscience Is compelled to recognize thi The Hastings Reform — club — now Kimball of k“Watertown. ” * *”“■ New York, " are there. single. I as being down to tie omy for the rest ot the slate to follow, the things we sec were not made of ti Mis* Ruth F. Welssert left today for number about 150. Il Is a wide awake rehearsing at Union hall, and will soon A rchool is something more than an '' things that do appear, that the oh dejected. — CHRYS­ Ann Arbor, where she will attend the organization, and will do an immense be prepared to give two grand costume but for all practical purposes taxes will Institution for providing employment! explanation of the mutter and of life amount of good. I "J-Hop ” on Friday evening. OSTOM. and a rock-bound rule prohibiting the j not be lowered materially until the cost a God. "Halbes Wissen fuhrt VC Union hall was filled to capacity last । ' of maintaining local governments and Gobb ab. grundllche* Wissen fuhrt i evening by the friend* who gathered | THIRTY YEARS AGQ TODAY. employment of married teacher* lr-| Uieir attendant activities are reduced. Gott hin." "Half knowledge lead* awa The following members constitute the at the temperance social. The receipt* I MUTABLE. regardless of their training, efficiency i which are to be used to set up a public I from God. full and deep knowledj senior class which will graduate We believe that one of the best way* to I ------------------—subject ,— and fltneas far the work is helping to leads to Him." I Whatever 1*-------------mutable 1* to from the city schools: Lerma Dennis. reading room were about $30 force economy 1* to limit by law the Woodland Lodge No. 289 I. O. O. F. ' change In In farm form nr or natlirn! nature; It It 1* Is IncantnconI Biologist* may make a last effort I work against the very- purpose for ' Edith Lombard. Volney Wilson. Har­ total assessment that can be made ,escape from the logical conclusionvey Smith. Mac Montgomery. Helena wa* instituted on Monday evening. stent, unsettled, unstable, variable. It which-schools arc built: Good educaagainst real and personal property. A ।God—by using such neutral terms i Davis. Glenn Merrick. Clayton Busby. There wa* In attendance a large num- is evident, therefore, that the word is tjon. definite maximum will help restrict!'"determinants" and "teleology," bi _________________________________ Forrest Nagler. James Lampman. Wil­ ber of the fatemity and everything applicable only to things material, | The derivation is from the Latin The hound of._____________________________________ liam McLravy. Harriet Eggleston. Jen­ passed oil very pleasantly. government revenue and should thus 'there is no escape. The circuit court i* in session, hl* mutabili*. "subject to change." an ex­ | heaven is steadily and tirelessly trackagc . hl* j U jiice. his determined leadernie Hughes. Georgia Hicks. Elizabeth TROUBLE IN CHINA. help eliminate many of the non-rasen-1 i tension of mutare. "to change." ing them down. Study does not simplify ojup. and hl* character ' • ., , . . . •••• w.cui mvwm . « j » ua » j mmvs , uuw »...».•<./ snip, ana ms cnaractcr. Severance. Elmer Cheney. Fred Baker. honor. Birney Hoyt, presiding. Public opinion in the western nations The balance of cash In the state Mu-ta-ble Is accented on the first Uals that invariably help keep the tax cellular phenomena; it shows Th e nation that Washington formed phcimmena: It shew: them The fonped Mabel Russ. Bert Zagelmeler. Gertrude seems to be strongly against forceful totals unreasonably high with real and'more inexplicable, and more and more Abraham Lincoln saved. Sometime or Ryan. Gladys Scldmore. Grace Booth. treasury January 27, was <826,172.77; syllable: sound u as In use. a a* in interference In the affair* of Japan and personal property tax rates unre- i the function* of life are seen to Involve other during the course of our history. Roy Coulter, class honors went to the receipts during the week ending Feb- oof,, tfflrd syllable as bl. ruary 3 were <124,748.55; payments dur-1 -ghc explained that mutable things environmental preparations and reel-1 n wa* probably inevitable that some first seven. China even though popular sympathy ttricted ns they now are. procities and correspondences that can­ sure or group* of state* should force County Commissioner Ketcham Ing the same time were $32,467.63; lacked genuine substance." favors the latter country. Big. blunder­ balance ip treasury February 3. 1877,1 not be explained by chance and that the question of secession . from the visited al Delton last Friday. ing disorganized China seem* entirely BRITAIN AND TARIFF. | can eX[,ialncd only by intelligent Union. Slavery turned out to be the Chas. Lunn spent Sunday and Mon­ $928343.60; increase for the week <102,­ i “You cannot remove difficulties with­ helpless before the methodical, well-1 out facing them.”—David Lloyd George. 208 92 । Departing from l»er traditional policy, prescience or providence. — Ronald subject that brought this question to is­ day al hl* old home tn Rockford. disciplined Japanese, nnd most of us of free trade. Great Britain ha* nowThe Hastings Musical club met at sue. Lincoln did not plunge the United live D. A. R. hall Monday evening FebGod. States Into Civil war to liberate the are inclined to favor the under dog. voted tocovers impose duties on all imports slaves but to prove once and for all rurary 10. After the regular meeting Yet before condemning Japan too with the exception of a small list of time that the union of states was In­ the following program was carried out: severely it is well to remember that ,essentia! foodstuffs. Orchestra selection—Misses Edith dissoluble. Lincoln fought to save the China has given plenty of cause for Of equal interest is the fact that government that the patriot* of the and Anzoletta Lombard. Christina NEWS GLEANINGS. Schuman, and Augustus Schuman. provocation. Bands of Chinese brigands England I* negotiating with her do­ Revolution had launched. . The average good watch has over Piano solo—Galop de Concert. Smith Looking ahead. Lincoln saw the for many year* have caused property minion* for mutual tariff agreements 150 parts. trouble! that were certain to result —Mis* Groce Beamer. damage along the Japanete-owned to ____________________ facilitate trade within____ Hie______ empire. Piano duct. "Evening Bells." Meyer from disintegration of tlvc bond that Manchurian railroad <onc of the fines'. Brltlgh Urtns ^one wtn have an ad­ A chestnut tree in Grass Valley. Joined the states. Secession once es­ —Misses Clara Hendershott and Franc in the world) and have been a constant venc cfjcct On American exports, sine­ Calif., acts as a hydrant, waler from a tablished os a precedent, the statesi Lombard. Paper. "Genius'—Miss Lenna Denthreat against the lives of Jai>ancv: BngJftnd has always been one of our spring below forcing Itself up through would be free to withdraw from the the hollow nuns trunk unu and pwius pouring uua out con- national congress on sugiucsi me slightest pretest, pretext. nationals living in China. Naturallv (customers, but an empire trade tinuously from a hole six feet above' America would then have found henwll Vocal solo—“By-Gone Day, are this has provoked Japan American* I xKrfCmrnt will make matters even ground. ’ in a situation similar to that of Europe Best." Cook—Miss Lettie V. Gam. Paper. "Growth of the Drama''— too. felt outraged when Mexican rob- uorsc Canada, for example, has bewith national boundaries, national Warren G. Harding was lite first prejudices and national suspicions Miss Margery E. Keables. bers under such leaders as Penco Villa ron.e increa*ingl> irritated with the President of the United Slates to drive keeping the possibility of warfare ever . Comet solo. "Martha." Strassbergcr destroyed American property In Mex-1 Vnlted 8latea tapolj ^tte* and doubtThia Company has finished sixteen year* of ।—-•—->—— -------------- ’ automobile —Mr. F. J. Wheaton (heartily en­ present. ico. held up American trains and killed I uould halJ the chsr.ee id' trade -----------success. In fact, had the states not attempted cored). American citizen?. Wc. too. sent armed [ <ith lttr mother country on more fa- j The Washburnc public school in Chl- secession. Lincoln, so historians tell us. Piano duel. “Sparks." Boone—Mlssc: It has paid over 160,000 claims amounting to forces to the border and bombarded vcrable terms than were available tcJ “8° “ course for golf caddies. Margery Keables and Clara Wightman. would probably have tolerated slavery more than $8,000,000. Stringed quartette—Ml**es Lombard, Mexico city wv-.h gunfire from battle-• On.al acUon In lm-1 ruh'^Tparklng is be- its a necessary evil rather than deliber­ ately force a break in the Union. He Schuman and Mr. Schuman. ships Japan, in fact, has considerable(l>re.)ns units is not vindicative, how-j jicVl.d l0 t,lc caic of Rcx vg Gross It i* located in a small city with low operating was outstandingly for the liberation ol FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. historical precedent for following the ■ evcr gi*. literally forced Into. it heard in 1812. in England, when Lord slaves and cliampioned the cause of expense. The Wool Boot Company Is now run­ course sha ha* In Manchuria and at I through similar policies adopted by EUenborough ruled that it wa* an In- liberation to the extent of his power, ning with a full force of men. and with A Michigan school teacher with no automo­ Sh^NU. Trt. UK ot ,b' Wte.her o. no. jeuto on.™ U. but above all other considerations. Lin­ orders sufficient now to keep the fac­ coln was for the Union. bile insurance just had a $4,000 judgment ren­ rrtln-B UK BRUM. uv»U»> ol Nons ,„ln ,1U bo bonHloul to ».»m tory running at Its full capacity until These two outstanding men in our dered against her. Many others in -Michigan July 1st. The present -winter the old Africa, the Bnt-sh conquest of South ■ countrj. >n the long run remain* to be history, whose birthdays fall ten days Africa and India, the Italian MUurel^^ have bad the same experience. 'The first weather records in America apart during the same month, then stock of wool boots seem* to have been entirely sold; and there seems to.be no of Tripoli and Flume, and the manner; American enporte .meunt w unis ..' W F" k'w, b!' J““n" C*.T‘ worked with much the same Ideal* In question but that the factory iwre will The unfortunate in automobile accidents in ban us who made daily dallv notes on tile tile' mind Only-it wa* the province of in which the North American Indians I Cfnt oj our totai manufacture.'but bantiw. have all it can do to meet order* this aeathcr for the years 1644 and 1645. every part of Michigan have been benefited by Washington to form the nation and the have been crowded out of their hunting ^1* volume, according to many obprovince of Lincoln to force recognition this splendid company. Frank Tucker Closed a week's en­ ground* into small reservalien. Ot j .,^.en. amo.ln.K !o thc difference beA novel process of making artificial of the fact that the Union thus formed gagement here last Saturday evening. courre Japan ha* a commercial interest, tw«,n - normar ancl -depressed" indus- leather from raw wool is reported from could not be broken of itself. Every week convinces the automobile driver He played to a good house the entire Bradford. England. In commemoration of the two-hun ­ in China and would like control of err- ■ that he cannot depend on the “other fellow" week. dredth anniversary of Washington's tain province* in that vast country to! There is a great deal ot fishing now The. petrified forests of Arizona ex­ birthday. President Hoover will open a and therefore insurance is a necessity. relieve her own congested condition ! tend over an urea of more than 100 series of celebrations In honor of the through the Ice and many nice catches square miles. The management has had sixteen years train­ The same wo* true of the oilier paralb 1 ■ first president on February 22. Special E W Morrill wrnl lo Oun Ukr Tuwing and is supported, by many wall known cases already mentioned Western na •, tings Public schools deserve thank* lor The manufacture of paper in the program* arf being prepared by club*, day and calculated that when he had tions will have to do considerable for- the maimer In which they have co-op­ United States consumes 14.000.000 cord* organization* and civic bodies that will caught what fish he expected, the lake Michigan lawyers who help in complicated last for nine months. The event even would be four feet lower. getting before they can wag a reprov-1 erated in welfare work here since school of wood annually. take* on an International aspect with L. H. Evart* started on a trip to the ing finger at Japan. It u true Japan opened last fall. By voluntary conlriThere is so much salt in the ocean such countries a* Sweden. Bulgaria. eastern state* Monday. has joined thc League ot Nations and bution, thc teachers raised a fund of that if all the waters were dried up France. Romania and Turkey partici­ Cashiers about the county are doing has signed the Kellogg Pact But do wal <1X00 and thi* na* been used exclusive- there would remain salt enough to pating with honorary programs. a great deal of swearing because the have to go far back in history to find I ly for the benefit of children. Many gilts make a continent 14'j limes a* large Gat in touch with our local agent. new hall dollar pieces bulge out In the GEO. E. COLEMAN & SON ZVra I center and cannot be sucked up. As tlial treaties have always been treated' o* clothing have been made in co-opeditors are about the only class that aa "scrap* of paper?" Il seems to us eratlon with tile locul p. T^A. and epnAt Russian railway terminals two HASTINGS, MICHIGAN , j, ' BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. .are . . exempt _____________ -of -stacking from the duly thal Japan's greatest enme 1* not at-1 sldcrable work done in helping supply men. sell ticket* at different windows, “Hard times ar* good lime* tn which* up'coin, ’everything U peen in the O, .HU Wk. L ROBB, knw, tempting to gain control of certaini nourishment to underfed youngsters. one for even dates and the other for to set readv for better time*."—Kath-. journalistic world. . odd dates. E O«rh»m Bm >old U* In HUIChinese province*, but in beginning j ’ ======== • • _______ land and gone to California where he It wasn't the old-time political orator' The official air mail flag with red. 1 her conquest several decades alter na-1 •The majority of good leaden lure' win make hl* home with hl* daughter. tions ot the west have seised for them- lhat disappeared: it wu his audience white and blue stripes. I* hoisted over Automobile Insurance Co. K»n >11 UK O.W IKTIUKK. lte,.-ClmluK BUUi D«.>r hbiKUm t>. B bkU FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. oppressed "—Aldou* Huxley. Weather pleasant. Howell, Michigan J could conveniently use. Anotlxr point! whaUs in a name? Jumbo was once I A P°rter’ at Covent Garden Market. ___ •Home owners arc are more more satisfied satUlicd' Gold 105 1-2. that hua nnrm' i i. ■ u ' iLondon won the world’s basket carry"Home to consider is that Japan has pro- cn j an elephant, and now he is a peanut.- L,- Ullc whcn he carned 30 with life In genera! than renters."— Springlike weather. — herself capable of orderly government (Boston Transcript. basket* on his head. George D. Gaw, official Chicago greeter., There was wo* no forum present on Tues- Today’s New Spring Prices... Range from $32.00 to $65.00 in Kuppenheimer Custom Made and $19.50 to $40.00 International Custom Made. Hundreds of New Spring Samples Are Here ...for Your Inspection! Lambie & Doyle “The Store for Dad & Lad' ( A Quotation This Week’s Word Way of Our World & Automobile KI , Insurance A NECESSITY! Over $8,000,000 Paid in Claims Reasonable Rates Crumbs of Wisdom State - Wide Service L Citizens’ Mutual I 1 �THI HASTINGS BANHKB, WEDNTADAY, EFBBUABT 19, 1MB THE BETTER STORE FOR MEN (Continued tram ce 8 E Custom Tailored -J 8 E Wil! Soon Be Over... We Guarantee to SAVE You $8.00 to $20.00 ON EACH SUIT SUITS w,THTl?K!vRIUl;5ER’ $20.00 The Finest Made at $35.00 and $40.00 to de 00 im it DON’T This Special Ford Service Offer (Continued from paga one) Our Sale of ► Conlin Opposes Naw Forma of Taxation BANOUETWIS DE­ Until Assessments on Real Estate and Personal Property Have Been Pegged LIGHTFUL AFFAIR These fine suits arc tailored in the new Spring, 1932. Styles—guaranteed to be cut and tailored for YOU. Only two weeks more nnd J. L. Taylor & Co. will with-' draw this bargain event Thos. E.Waters & Son "The Better Store for Men" the botany department of Kalamazoo College The pictures were taken by more than it* share the immediate locality- that the state should guarantee to every child an ed- ucatlon ahou'd be equal throughout matters In my opinion the propor­ thy state I believe that the poaitlon Mr paint* in Michigan. He had a screen tion that real estate property should Pearca takes la the right one. However, *o made that the picture* could be he leaves "an education" undefined. An thrown from the lantern back of the screen. yet they would show through it | the state, such as administration, different proposition from an education beautifully. As each picture appeared maintaining the peace and servicing real property to the extent of Insur­ began by telling how the foundation ing IU continued protection and the lad. of which he tells us, perform. I for Michigan Landscape* had been right of the owner to tiie peaceful To my mind the state should be held made from twenty to forty thousand possession of hl* property. responsible only for such an education years ago. All Michigan was then bur­ To my mind the only positive safe­ a* will guarantee to it a dtlxenahip! ied under glacier*, many of them of guard to insure real property Immun­ ability to function politically that thc great depth These slow moving glac­ ity from paying more than it* share An unusual opportunity to have your permanency of good government may iers left stones, sand and clay which of the coat of government is by be assured. Higher education and they had ground from the boulders and car tuned-up at low cost oonsUtuUonal limitation and so that many of tiie activities that have been rocks of Canada, forming them into this limitation may be Just to each of hills and valleys. Then when the floods the subdivisions of the state and not hung on Jo the primary education tree were not contemplated in thc original came that followed the melting of ice, gobbled by one to thc detriment of the wide valley* were formed and deep other, it is my opinion that the limita­ educational scheme and have no place i gulley* were dug. What he had to say tion should be within the subdivision, there when considered from a strictly of the sand dunes along Lake Michi­ not in the state as a whole. That brings political standpoint. In a short paper like this one it 1* gan was especially interesting. He said me to a discussion of taxation in the not possible to go into details on this they had a world wide reputation individual unit*. subject Suffice it to say that I believe Other countries have such dunes, bu*. FIRST. THE TOWNSHIP: You see I that the state should define what I in no other [dace are there growing am not in favor of abolishing the "political education" shall be and that township. It's all very well for Prof education shall be equal tn cost ■ cases on thc slopes of them, as arc R<ed to talk a* he did at live Univer­ such throughout the state. Par the sake of! found in Michigan. European natural­ sity Preu club about the uselessnesj of illustration well say that such an edu­ Valves ground Carbon cleaned ists are Interested In Michigan's dune* township government, but until he cation means Instruction in reading, i because ot this feature. His account of shows me where the interests of the Motor tuned-up the formation of peal bogs and people in the locality can be protected writing, arithmetic, geography, correct' English speech. American history Distributor points adjusted and the administration of affair* con­ civic* and economics to the extent of' (creating. Carburetor cleaned and adjusted ducted cheaper by removing the gov­ Pollowing the address by Mr Praegcr ernment from the people to a distance. Spark plugs cleaned and adjusted To supply such an education to the i the big Pythian hall was cleared of 1 will cling to the methods that Michi­ youth of the state the local property I Ignition timing adjusted and reset tables and chairs and those who cared gan has tried and which have served should be held liable to not more than! to do so indulged in dancing. Others so well in the days gone by. It is true, 3-4 of one per cent of thc valuation in I Fuel line cleaned who liked belter to play cards did that. that township government need* an Headlights focused Fan adjusted Music for the banquet and the dancing overhauling, but I warn you who come the district and the limitation should be fixed in the constitution, propor- was furnished by Carroll McGuffin and from the rural sections that when you Battery tested and refilled with distilled Honed to valuation as in townships. ' his orchestra. surrender your right of regional rep­ Then, to equalize education through-j resentation and direction ot your own out the state the halter should be tak-. immediate affairs you arc surrender­ en off that sacred cow. The Primary ing a heritage and you will regret it Schoo! Interest Fund, and that money later. Township government, even in used to equalize the costs. Ulis automobile age. ha* it* uses and We hear much about the great num-1 should be preserved, but amended in its her ot school district* and thc cost* of form so as to bring it up to the time*. officering same. Much of the fault 1* I would take away from the township with the school men who have engl-, all activities excepting repreaentaUon. nered the passage of laws that have iContlnued from p*ge one) assessment and collection of taxes and taken school board positions out of the Low pricet alto on oiling and labrication, walking sno* that they could not see that they Uie few necessary local administrative realm of public duty element to one of had done any injury to Charlie or ills functions such as cemeteries, fire pro­ political office holding In my own and polithing, batteriee, and other Ford Acceptortea .car. Bu’ wheswthey came upon him tection. elections and other matters county the result of the passage of the in the roadway and saw the blood that are purely local I would abolish streaming from hl* face and other the offices of Justice of thc peace, con­ salaries from less than M00 per year to evidences of injury, they realized what stable. and beard ‘of review, and have a fiat salary of 11.000 per year, in thc but three officials in the township, the district with the highest cost* in the to go. »o they toflk tilm in it to the supervisor, clerk and treasurer. Thc county. Corner of Church Telephone 2121 home of his daughter. Mr* Uoyd Gas­ supervisor should represent the townIf I may digress from a purely tax and Court Street Hastings, Mich. kill at Dowling. There the driver of ihip on the county board and. so long subject to one related to taxes. I might the truck telephoned County Engineer as the state retains the tax commission, say that the terrible waste in capital Rakowsky, telling him of the accident he should be thc assessing officer. The expenditures resulting should deter a In almost no time Jack wa* there and clerk should have the ordinary clerical general change from the local district brought the Injured man to a local doc­ work of the township to perform and tor. where his Injuries were given surgi­ the treasurer should collect thc taxes to the larger group system Just now. Paul and Mrs. Richard O’Brien of I Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McKnlght of but I believe that the trend should be cal attention. Two stitches were ncc- on a fee basis regulated by the amount Hastings. Lcn Wolcott of Freeport. W. I R Q. Finnic Sunday. collected. township*. with a central school plant Juries, while painful, are not consid­ All activities such as public health, to which all pupils should be conveyed 6. Augst of Lake Odessa and John ered serious. Mr. Bacheller suffered care of the indigent and other func­ Doster of Prairieville. not only from the lows of blood, but tions that are now the source of much Miss Mildred William* o fMason Mrs. J. V. Hilbert Saturday evening. the present single room school. That from tiie shock. He will probably be duplication between county and town­ fact has been proved by figures we have on duty in the near future. No one ship should be taken from the town­ complied in our own county where this ship and centered in tha county; the system Is now in vogue. School men Ur. and Mrs. Celia Thornton and happened. A like accident may not oc­ highway activity has. under my plan, will point to the closing of outlying boys played 61. Plilllip* school. Our cur again in many yean. already been moved schools and Hie dismissal of teachers sell of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs On thc *atne day on the State Road, To lake care of the necessary ex­ as a saving but it's been my experience Raymond McLeod of Woodland were Woodland second tram played Sunfield a county truck was going east and a man attempted to drive by the truck penses of the township I would sug­ that these savings arc cancelled in ex­ Sunday geust* of Mr. and Mrs. Ros* schoal Friday evening and *on by one gest a constitutional limitation for „ ________________________________ ,__ ­ Pierce. panded costs in other lines: transpor In doing so the windshield of his car Miss Phyllis England accompanied collided with a good-sized piece ot taxation purposes of from 1-10 to 1-4 tatlon. highway maintenance, etc. The Mr and Mrs. Clyde Rueil and family gravel which the snow plow itad of one per cent of the assessed valua-1 effect upon the pupil ot contact in larg- by Mias Evelyn Bradbury of Grand thrown up. breaking the windshield, tion and I would fix the graduation in er groups is. however, very noticeable; Rapids spent the week end with her the constitution. it U a move in political education that parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn England Covey of Gobles spent Sunday with but doing no other damage. THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: Our state should be the goal of every locality. It These two accident* show the neces­ sity ot care by both driven of snow­ superintendent of public instruction should come gradually, however, so Hastings spent Saturday evening with water. plow trucks and automobiles that may announces the doctrine that education that there may be no increase in the Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mohler. meet or attempt to pass them. In the is an activity for the state and not for: public debt. .Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crockford and case of Mr. Bacheller tlwre could be family were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. no criticism of him for he was on his Orno Knowles of Freeport Sunday. Halton on Sunday. OBITUARY. WOODLAND. own side of the road. If he had stop­ Mr and Mrs Forrest Roe are mov­ Mis* Geraldine Abbott of Detroit, Ruth Lucrecla Johnson, second Mr. and Mrs. Jtdl Covey of Gobles ped his car there would hare been no daughter of James and Lucy Johnson, are visiting Mr. and Mn. Clyde Rueil ing into thc Allen King house assurance but that he would not be In­ was bcm in Hastings township. Barry for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bulling of Lake land. Mrs. John Smith and Mrs. Perry jured a* he wav by gravel thrown with (X>, Mich., on July 25. IBM. She grew Odessa and Mr. and Mrs. Rolfe Bull ­ Flory of Woodland spent Saturday eve­ Mr. and Mr> Ne>1 WBirBlh of Nfclh. Hie snow. As these truck* travel twen­ ing were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. ning with Mrs. Cha* Hatton. ->0JJ.n,^0mJnh.00dJ « vlll< to ‘heir home Monday ty to thirty miles an hour, whatever l0 A large crowd expect* to attend the and attended school and Sunday school afUsr a Mr and Mri John Bulling. they hit goes with a good deal of force. at Coats Grove. In February 1900 ahe l. p*u|. Miss Geraldine Abbott of Detroit Woman s Study club banquet which The truck driven were likewise on moved with her parent* to Rutland.; spent the week end with Mias Louise ’ ' their own side of the road, doing the Among those from out of town who Hilbert who is home from Battle Creek evening. A George Washington play best they could to clean up the highway with a sprained ankle. married to him on December 10. 1903. as was their duty. When they realized To this union came one daughter. Bea- ^"httrsday. Februarj 4 . were Mr. and Miss Lenore Dowden spent the week the ladles and their gurot*. that an accident had happened tiiey MmhMtow Wi n h.. Mr* Lafayette. Ind.City. Mr. end with relatives in Lansing. “n<1 Geo MrS Spindler. Arthur Giddings. Taws* Self opening door*, controlled by did everything possible to aid the in­ e^Tfo^ JJd*a na^ Ofhher ™?her The church supper at the Methodist ^h"' Henry Zuschnltt and Mr. and Mn jured man. church will be held thi* Wednesday. electric cells, that swing back when In October 1912 ahe moved with her.cha*. Bette of Nashville. Mr. and Mr* February 10th, Instead of last week. tonUly to Newark. Ohio, where she Crowell Hatch of Vermontville. Mr. and The supper was positioned on account being installed in many modern res­ ADAMS LAKE. taurants. Mrs. George Bagley of Delton spent lived until April 1920 when she came to Mrs. Lewis Clum of Freeport. Raymond of the death of John Velte. Battle Creek where ahe has since re­ Wednesday ayernoon with her mother, sided. Mrs. Keech has been a great Mrs. Frankie Boulter. sufferer for the past year, but had Mr. Eli Lindsey was in Hastings on borne it patiently, and God in his Wednesday on business. mercy called her home on February Those who attended a day or more 2. 1932. at thc age of 47 year*. of Farmers' Week at Lansing were For many year* she has been a John Killick. Mrs. Lee Killick. Eli Lindsey. Walter Brown. Lee Notting­ members of st. Paul’a English Luther-, ham and wife. Mr*. Haarl Billings. an church, and has been a loyal! Lloyd Lindsey and Herbert Morehouse. Christian all these year*. Her faithful companion and ail Mr. and Mrs. Code Mullendore arc out of quarantine a* little Audrey has members of her family have done all E APPRECIATE that these are creasing the use of clei.n milk it is pos­ in their power to make her last days fully recovered from scarlet fever. times when an effort must'be made sible to cut your food bills and at the Zara Boulter of Ada . spent Friday- happy. She leaves to mourn her departure if the family “budget” is to be balanced. night with his parents. same time increase the food value of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Morehouse her husband and daughter, one grand But there is one thing that all should re­ your meals. and sons. Mrs Frankie Baulter and son, two sisters. Mrs. Della Cotton of member, and that is that keeping good Miss Roma. Blocher were Grand Rap­ Lake Odessa and Mr*. Alza Hopkin* of Becatuic of the cleanlineaa of the milk id* visitors Saturday at the home of Grand Rapids, two brothers. Lyman health should be one of the first consid ­ and Roa* Johnson of Hastings, one it prod/ces, the Highlands Dairy is the Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Rozlnska. erations—especially the health of chil­ Mr. and Mrs. George Morehouse ac­ uncle. Henry Chamberlain, also of Has­ only dairy in this section permitted.by companied by their daughter. Mrs. tings and her motlier-ln-law. Mrs dren. Don’t endanger health by scrimp­ Clyde Freeman, of Neeley attended the Clara Wilder of Battle Creek, also the state of Michigan to sell Grade “A” ing on foods the body must have. many other relatives and warm friends. Frank Cole.sale Saturday near Milo. milk. For our part, we pledge this dairy Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Bagley were her faith, conducted by the Rev, H. J. Every cent you npenci for good, pure Plainwell shopper* on Saturday. to always keep in mind its original pur­ Mr. and Mr*. Irving Boulter spent Fennlg. Burial at Riverside cemetery, clean milk will give you more vital Food pose—to produce clean milk that meeU, Hastings. F inday at thc home of Mr. and Mrs. value for your money than any other first of all, the health needs of children, George Bagley of Delton. God in his goodness, mercy and love I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunt visited Came to earth from Heaven above । food you can buy. It makes certain that and at the same time provides for people Mr. Henry Boulter at the Shelp home And look our dear loved one the building of bone and muscle will go of all ages, clean milk that fulfills the at Pine lake on Bunday. To live with Him there. The Home Management club will In His wonderful mansion bright and! on. Clean milk is a source of energy, highest standards in wholesomenesa, meet February IB. with Mrs. Ruth fair and a safeguard against illness. By inrichness and purity. Terpen!ng fbr an all day meeting. We will join her there in that Heaven­ The Farmers' club will meet Satur­ ly Home. day evening. February 13 at the Metho­ The light* are all out GRADE “ A ” MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—10c Quart dist church at Prairieville. Pictures will In the mansion of clay. GRADE “B” MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—1c Quart be shown on the screen by the Barry The curtains are drawn County Health Unit. A. Fox will pre­ side. Everybody welcome. She silently passed On Wednesday of last week at the O'er thc threshold by night. Crispe Memorial hospital of Plainwell, To make her abode Mrs. James Nevins underwent a serious In the city of light. operation for removal of gall stone, and appendix. At this writing she k LIGHT-WEIGHT "AMPH8." resting at comfortably a* possible. Her Electrical equipment on the new, month old baby girl is being cared far navy dirigible "Akron" weighs from I at the hospital also. MT" Eva Nevins 30 to B0 per cent lew than correspond-1 and Mrs. Btcbblns are caring for thc ingly powerful equipment of thc usual family at borne. commercial variety. ALL OF THIS FOR ONL Y CHAS. BACHELLER INJURED SATURDAY Universal Garage MILO. I era' Week at the M. C. 8 East LanNeighbor* and frlqnds of Mrs. T. e*peclal attention to thc Gorham were surprised Monday when Guernsey Breeders part of the pro» they learned of her death Chat after-I S’’*”’ noon which occurred near three oclock Milo Ladles' Aid will be entertained The brother* and sister* were sum- j home of Mn. George Wood moned to her home shortly before her | Wednesday February 17. for dinner, pawing. She had been seriously sick Mrs Wood furnishes meat, potatoes only that day and suffered Intensely. «nd coffee, the rest pot luck. We hope The funeral was held at Hanlon's fu-1 for a good attendance, neral home Thursday at eleven o'clock I * *"* EAST GUN LAKE, conducted by a former pastor. Rev. 8.' Hayes, of Bloomingdale and she wasi This ________ _______ community was___________ saddened laid to rest amidst a profusion of Thursday morning to hear of the death flowers In Ute cemetery at E. Hickory of' •* Mrs. — Elliott Jacobs -• of — Orangeville. ----------Comers mourned by her husband, her She waa laid to rest Saturday at 10:00 mother, four brothers, three *isters and a large circle of friends. Wo extend our MUa Helene Thaxton of Otxco (pent sincere sympathy to tiie mourning one*. Mr Abbott, who recently purchased Crawford and family. tiie Emerson Lewis farm, ha* also Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford spent Wednesday in Hastings and Mrs. Mil­ side there the coming year. dred Roush and baby returned with Mr. Schulta was over from Chicago them after spending a week with Mr. and spent the week end at his Laki- and Mrs Fred Williams and family Hill* farm here. and John Willi tta and son. Forest of About sixty neighbors of Mr. and Hastings. Mr* John J. Doctor gathered at their Miss Wilma Lou Roush, who has been home Saturday evening to give them under the doctor's care for some time. a farewell party before they move to Is not much bitter at this writing. ' their new home at Woodland Delicious William Shaffer ot East Orangeville refreshment* were served at eleven spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. John o'clock. With best wishes to Mr. and Crawford Tuesday. Mrs Doster tiw guests departed. William Butler 1* planning a trip to k Mr. and Mrs. Louie Kramer spent Ohio to visit his brother, and expect* to ' two days last week attending Farm- Hu- . loclume rd i incon,ble. It Latin he first i things ea withOeorge. t MAPLE SUGAR Days Are Neat! Look over your equipment and come HERE for your supplies! TAPPING BITS GALVANIZED CANS SAP PAILS I0*or 12 Quart SPILES, ETC. GOODYEAR BROS HARDWARE COMPANY HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 4 * a Plea AND A Pledge W HIGHLANDS DAIRY TELEPHONE 2651 ROBT. W. COOK, Prop. HASTINGS, MICH. �6 FAGBBDC THE HASTINGS BANNEK. WEDNESDAY, EFBKUAKY 1». »M EXCELLENT ADDRESS Delicious Meals ■from Fresh Pure FfOP ■Of I Eli EVERYDAY PRICES AT WARNER’S Best Lard 2 Tall Pet Milk 15c 24b. Box Crackers 19c 2 lbs. 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For county. Troop 77 of Nashville. Arlie A. | the ordinary young person these ques­■ Reid, Scoutmaster: is very rapidly grow-, tions arc settled before they are eight- Ing and the activities of the troop are 1 n great Incentive for boy* to become that has come into the life of any man। scout*. The troop U sponsored by men can be traced to his youth. Its impres­ ol thc community who were very sions and experiences. and to the' much in evidence'at the banquet with knowledge and education he then ac­ the boys ot the troop. quired. TROOP 39. It 1* not difficult to interest parents In their children up to the age of ten Troop 39 of the W K. Kellogg Agri­ .« • year*. They are then the objects of so- cultural school. Oull Jake. Warren BleUciUous care by their parent*. After boidscoutmaster. me/ last Monday eve­ that time, however, the average parent, ning at the school. Mr. Shafer was especially in thi* country, is apt to be­ present and helped Mr. Slebold with gin to devote more and more time to the advancements of thc troop In first social affair*, or to their work, than aid. This troop is quickly becoming a they are to their children. Before the test-passing troop_and 5 of the scouts child u ten year* of age the mother will be ready for the February court of especially, is quite apt to be concerned Honor. about what companions her boy may have and will visit the schools and see Mr. C- A. Balcomb. chairman of the his teacher and find out what that Area Council, publicity committee ac­ teacher is doing for her child. After thc companied by T. Ben Johnston, chief boy or girl passes thc tenth year, this executive, spoke at the Rotary club interest seems largely lost. Yet it Is luncheon Monday, taking as his sub­ then far more essential, for It 4s the ject "Our Boys." This is a feature of most crucial period of a boy's life. the Anniversary week of scouting, all What happens to him after he becomes service clubs in our area are helping to sex conscious is apt to determine what celebrate this event. Nelson Gardner his future will be. Boys of that age of troop 71. spoke from the scouts view­ must and will do something. It is dur­ point on "What Scouting Means to ing that period that they need most Me." Mr. L. E. Barnett chairman of careful thought and direction by their civic service work for Barry county spoke at the noon luncheon of the parentsEspecially should parents be con­ Lions club in the Interests of Boy­ cerned in anything that will give a Scout week, Vernon Wlninger of troop definite program to the boy or girl for ’71 spoke on "What Scouting has his or her time before and after school. Meant to Me." giving the boys- “slant" The parent ’Uhb realizes that and tries on scouting. The local Lions club has sympathetically to work out a program a very high percentage of its member­ ship actively working in some phase of A common mistake with boys, espe­ scouting. cially. is to feel that we must be doing A NEW CUB PACK. something for them without their Thursday evening a’ group of men conscious realization of the fact that they must pay for It—not in money, Interested in cubbing met at the office but in some way that will show that of D. A. VanBuskirk for tiie purpose of they have an appreciation of what organizing a cub pack. This pack is .to parents or teachers or the community be sponsored by the P. T. A. gnd Mr*. has done and is doing for them. There Walton, president, called the committee are too many boys and girls growing meeting. Robert Cook was elected up who have no sense of responsibility chairman of the jiack committee for to society at all Because things are this year with Supt. D. A. VanBuskirk. always being done for them, without Fred Johnson, Fred Janes. Earl Cole­ efBpt on their part, they seem to feel man and Mort Townsend members that all this world is for is to give Another meeting of the committee was them a gopd’tlme. give them [Measure scheduled at 5:00 P. M.. Tuesday eve­ and the/necessary things so they on ning. February 9. In the school office live without effort. That is one of the for the_j>drpose of appointing a cubserious mistakes, said the speaker, that can be made with boys. They should TROOP 72. know that they must do their part and A number of boys are passing tests make a suitable return by right living for what they have received from so­ for court of Honor. John Leary has completed ills Wit class tests. James ciety. Sunday was the twenty-second birth­ and Shelby Nash hate nearly com­ day of Boy Scouts in this country. Th* pleted Uieir second class tests. Ralph speaker paid a fine tribute to the Boy Weaver. Albert Orsborn and Winston Sheffield are working for a merit badge worth while. It teaches thc boy that he on book binding. A number of inter­ must do his part. He is not just to re­ esting articles have been made for the ceive. he Is to give his best efforts in display of Pioneering In J. C. Penny * return for the things his Scout Mas­ window. Saturday February 13ter. his troop, or his community DAN BEARD through these, do for him. Thus, be is Dan Beard, the National Scout Com­ taught responsibility. That explains why. in the history of prisons in this missioner. is expected to be In Battle country it rarely, almost never, hap- Creek, (health permitting* and every jicn* that a Boy Scout is convicted of boy is urged to have tests passed that a serious crime. He is taught that the they may receive their badges from world does not owe him a living; that this "grand old man" of scouting. Scout he is not al liberty to demand II tn a master Harvey Burgess went to Battle way that pleases his fancy, which often Creek last Friday with Scout Executive leads to crime, but must gain a living Lloyd Shafer to thc patrol leaders and a good place in the world by real meeting to prepare for the training course beginning February IS. service to society. It was a plain, straight-forward, fineA PIONEERING HIKE. spirited talk. Everyone who heard it appreciated the fact that lie had lis­ "Ye Ho!" A pioneering hike Satur­ day. February 20. leaving at 7:00 A. M.. tened to a fine message. every boy that want* an all day good time be there at 7:00 o'clock with your ASSYRIA. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Doster. who ___ dinner to cook out of doors. have been located In rooms at the Al­ CUB PACKS bert Rice home, are now located at The cubs and leaders of cub pack No. the former Nickerson residence at La­ cey. Mrs. Doster, teacher of the Eagle school, is a former teacher of the twenty-second scout anniversary Sun­ day by their attendance in the Briggs and return* there next year. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Norris and churches of their choice. The group at­ daughter. Mr*. Vida Jewell, visited tending the service of the parent in­ stitution. the First Presbyterian church their son. Clare Norris, of Battle Creek, who sustained injuries in a fall ot Hastings, received a very vivid serbut I* now able to be about by the aid monette by Rev. Bruinix of Grand Rapids. of crutches. Barry county’s pioneer cub pack No. Tiie annual meeting ot the Nashville Farmers’ Co-operative Shipping As­ 9. First Presbyterian chuxjh. Hastings, sociation will be held at Nashville. held a record meeting. Friday evening. Wednesday. February 10. at thc Star There were twenty-two in attendance theater when directors for the ensuing and two excused absentees. Since the list regular pack meeting year will be elected. Mr. O B. Price, agricultural agent of the New York sixteen of the boys completed the re­ quirements of health examinations. Central lines, will be present. The Briggs church supper sponsored These examinations have been ajid are by thc Ladies' Aid Society scheduled being given in the schools with the co­ for Thursday evening, has b-en operation of the parents, the schools, changed to Friday evening. February the Barry County Health Unit, scout 12. at 6 P. M:. followed by a moving and cub officials and local physicians. Credit was given at this last meeting picture program presented by the Consumers Power Company of Battle for these health accomplishments Additional honor was derived from the Creek. All are welcome. fact that six boys completed the Bob­ Mr. and Mrs Don Jewell returned to their home at Caro on Saturday. Mr. cat achievements. These boys were Jewell. county agent there, will begin Karl Welfare. Bernard Preston. Donald his duties tn Grand Traverse county, Preston. Bob Abbey. Dick Kenyon, and where he has been assigned county Jack Rearick. The total number of completed achievements for the two agent work. Mr. and Mrs.. John Norris were weeks period was sixty nine <69), all guests at a dinner on Tuesday at the following quite rigid examinations.—c. home of th#lr daughter. Mrs. Winnie E Hyatt, Cubmaster. Buxton, and on Thursday with their WEST ORANGEVILLE son Clare Norris and family. Both AND EAST GUN MARSH. events were honoring their daughter. Mrs Vida Jewell, of Caro. ley and Mrs. Wm. Bowen were in Has­ Mrs. Irene Kent entertains the tings on Thursday and called on Mrs. Pleasure birthday organization on Fri­ Cressey and Mr*. Snook. day. February 12. . Marjorie Hanson. a fifth grader of thc Orangeville school, has been absent SOUTH THORNAPPLE. Chas. Andler accompanied by his for four weeks as she has the whooping sister. M.% Gumle Keiser, and daugh­ cough. She has been quite sick but 1* ter. Edna Keiser, of Middleville, also getting much belter and will soon be Sam Senslba spent Sunday afternoon able to attend school again. Mr and Mrs. James Modjeaka ot in Grand Rapids with Philip Keiser Orand Rapids were Bunday visitors at pltal the past week for treatment. Mrs Mildred Jacobs, who has been Mrs. Lydia Willson of Middleville spent Thursday night and Friday at 'cry sick for several months passed the Perry Barnum home. Chas. Andler and Ids son-in-law. Orangeville and was buried at Oak Hill Irvtng McFaul, who went to Ohio Mon­ cemetery at Orangeville. Funeral was held from the Baptist church Rev. day returned home Wednesday. Chas. B. Johnson. Orrin Roberta and Fllckema of Martin officiating We ex­ tend our sympathy to Mr Jacobs Mr. and Mr*. 8. A. McCafferty were pltal. Grand Rapids, last week to see Philip Keiser. calling on friends In Otsego Friday. (Continued from page on#) NOTICE! 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Spaulding Cook were In Grand Rapid* on Satur­ day. ♦ ENJOYABLE MEETING AND POT LUCK SUPPER on Monday far a visit with her aunt •nd uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Warner Btah- American Legion Auxiliary Planning Supper For Feb. 24 At Booms Mrs. Richard Oroo* vtaited In Evan Hasting* friend* on Monday. ston, Hl., from Wednesday UHoEnday, Mis* Mildred Murphy wu horn* from Mr. Grooa Joining her Uxre for Bun­ day. Mis* France* Sydow ot Marshall was from Detroit over the week end. ’ meeting of thc American Legion Aux­ iliary on Thursday evening. A bounti­ ful pot luck supper wa* enjoyed, the tables being decurated with valentine favors and candle*. The regular Unit meeting followed day with hta family here. the week end In Bay City. Mr* Sarah Brandstetter visited rela- e NASHVILLE. FB EXPORT. Cliarle* Bette attended the funeral of the former'* brother-in-law. john-Velte Undent. Ray Hamilton; of Woodland, Thursday morning. The Ladle*' Aid of the Evangelical church met Wednesday afternoon The Margaret Hecker and Mr* Fem Cross. Ung*, intermediate and Mis* Blakney, primary. Mn. Leda Reed of Grand Rapids wa* nah Robinson. Miss Mabie Mead of Flint spent the brough home. wwek end with her father. Arthur John Brighton of Lowell wa* a visitor Mead. Floyd Felghner spent several days In Battle Creek last week, being called Congratula Boy Scouts/ on the 22"d Anniversary of the founding of your Organization! committee* were given end plana made dow teaches In Battle Creek thi* year. ler accompanied Floyd Walton to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith and Car­ rooms on Wednesday evening. FebruGrand Rapids Monday. pital with pneumonia roll Clary of Lansing and Mrs Lou Mr. and Mrs. C. W Doty and fam­ Mr* Ina Smith. Mr*. Hasel Wood Broekway at Hillman were guest* of be 25 cent*. Committees were appolntily of Level Park. Battle Creek and Mr. and Mra. J. E » Mattoon on In the city on Saturday on business. James Powell and Mrs. Blanche Powell Thuraday. . On' Thursday and Friday of thta T. 8. K. Reid and Frank Annabl* of Dowling were guest* ot Ed. Coat* I kin*. were In Detroit on Friday on welfare Mr. and Mr*. Sol Varney. Voylc and Sunday. MEETING OF BUSINESS St., to do some quilting. The women Sammie are moving tills week into tlw Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson and WOMEN’S HOSPITAL GUILD hope to finish It and the quilt will be Sam Varney house. Monday at the H. W. 8ce*c home. . Mr*. B. C. Brock spent Friday In Grand W. D. Wallace and daughter, Shirley, offered for sale. Thc Glee club met Rev. Moxon ot Caledonia, former! Rapid*. Interesting and Educational Tuesday night al Mr*. Harry Wood * ■pent Sunday with relative* at Lan- local pastor of the local U. B. church,) Ed. Kurtx of Grand Rapid* wa* In for the final rehearsal before ringing was a recent caller at the U. B. parson-| Talk On Isle Boyalo By Mrs. Libbie Marshall helped care for the dty on Wednesday calling on friend*. and at the Methodist church next Sun­ Mrs. Leon Bauer The Ladles' Literary club will meet The Clover Leaf club will be enter­ Francis Thomas, of BatUs Creek, Eighteen members of the Business day morning at ten o'clock. tained Thursday night at the home of Thursday, February 11. at the home of1 Those present Thuraday evening ■called on hl* sister, Mr*. C. E. Grohe. Women's hospital guild were delight­ Mn. R W. Griswold. wrote a “conUnuous" letter to Mrs. E Mrs. Bessie Brown. last Thursday. Maurice Campbell, who has been11 fully entertained by Mis* Ambra Fe- C* Potter, who 1* visiting relative* in Mr. and Mr*. Clair Furntaii. Miss confined to hi* bed with pneumonia for I Miss Katharine Pritchard of Grand dewa on Monday craning at their Kansas. All enjoyed tiie meeting and Rapid* »pent the week end with Ha*- regular meeting. Dinner was served at anticipate u fine lime on Friday Mr. and Mra. Charley Brown and Mr. 1the past week, is improving. ting* friends. the home ot Mn. Frank Kurts, the night of this week at tiie fish supper. land Mra. Will Gibson enjoyed a pot Mrs. George Thompson visited heri luck dinner Sunday at thc home of son. Harry In Hastings before the lat­ Mrs. W. R. Cook will apend the latter members then going to Ml** Pedewa'* ter left for Chicago, where he ha* emMis* Electa Furnlss In Buttle Creek part of the week with Mrs. Warner MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER held followed by a "Washington" game The Nashville fire department had ploymenL Bishop of Ann Arbor. FOR RECENT BRIDE. Jake Ruckel of Grand Rapid* 1*1 Mr. and Mra. Earl Sleight of Roch­ which all enjoyed. Then Mrs. Leon Misses Theo Parr and Esther Doty their annual meeting Friday night The following officer* were elected: Chief. visiting relative* here for several weeks. I ester. N. Y.. spent Thursday with Mr. Bauer was introduced and she gave a very interesting talk concerning Isle evening honoring Mrs Leon DcLano Frank Caley; asstatant chief, will Rev. and Mrs. Wheeler spent Tuesand Mrs. Scld Beach. Miss Olive Clark of Grand Rapids Royale, about which people in general < Mildred Riley >. sixteen guests being Shoup; secretary and treasurer. Fred know so little. Mr*. Bauer had pam­ present. Hemming towels formed the Ackelt. of Pleasant Valley. j Playfard M. Burgess of Kalamazoo | phlets and view* describing thc Island entertainment and Mr* DeLano was Funeral service* for Ray Dean were Mr. and Mr*. Marcel Evalet and and otlier places of interest, the Nipi­ presented with many lovely miscellan­ held Sunday afternoon al two o'clock spent the week end with hta mother. Mrs. F. E Deming. ’ ll gon. etc. AU greatly appreciated Mrs. al the Hess funeral home, conducted Enid spent Bunday with Mra. Edith eous gifts a* well as the towels. Dainty Bauer'* talk and hope she may speak refreshment* were served by live host­ by Rev. Hayes of the Evangelical Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wertman of Renkes of Clarksville. Mr. and Mrs Wesley Hall had a* again at the Guild meeting. esses. Mis* Frances Sydow of Marshall church. Mr. Dean had been In ill Delton were Tuesday visitor* al the Mtas Arlene Campbell will be the health for the past several monllu He Waltacc Campbell home. Mrs. Guy Kantncr of Woodland! hostess In March, the meeting to be on leaves hta wife, one son Danna and hta Wlrth of Grand Rapid*. spent Friday with Rev. and Mr*. E. M I mother, Mrs. Mow-cry. Mn. w. B. McLaughlin of Muskegon the fourteenth. M1*a Marysret Funds* of Detroit Wheeler. 1* visiting her sister and husband. Mr. Mrs. E. M. Wtieeler entertained thc ; I spent the week end with her parents. MRS. R. J. 8LEE RECOVER­ Mr. and Mra. Van W. Fumiss. U. B. Missionary society of Pleasant I ING FROM SERIOUS BURNS. George Bradley of Lansing ha* been Tiie many Hastings friend* of Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warner spent Valley Thursday. , visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Eddy and HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Bryan Walker is suffering from ai Sunday afternoon with hta mother in other friend* the past week. c R. J. Site ot Muskegon Height* will be Charlotte. light stroke of paralysis. Mr. and Mr*. Lyle Wilcox and son glad to know that she Is recovering WEST THORNAPPLE GROUP. nicely from the terrible bums site re ­ Mrs. Walter Roush and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Forest Fox of Tamarac 1 of Battle Creek were Saturday guest* West Thomapplc group met on Wed ­ of Hustings spent the week end with ceived on December 10. She was clean ­ Corners spent from Thursday till Fri- j of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. WHcox. day evening with thc former’s parents. I Mr. and Mrs. W. N-. Chidester look ing some articles in the basement of nesday. January 27 with Hattie Lyons the C. A. Biggs family. Mr. and Mrs. Will Hanes were at Mr. and Mrs. John Fox. HICKORY CORNERS. I He I* In Delton hospital but expect* to tiieir granddaughter. Harriet Chidester, her home and while cleaning a rayon ns hostess, eighteen members and one lamp siiade. the naptha exploded, visitor being present. Sherman Swift s Sunday and enjoyed a Wednesday.. February mm, home hum. ltd* thia week. wm.1t reuruary 10. iu. the me Kendall nenauu . me m. h uoies' Aid wm meet at come to her home In St- Johns Sunday. After the usual order of business In birthday dinner. , staters gave a r ---musical concert at the M. 1 thc home ot Mr*. Frank Brown for din-l Telephone Company baa hired Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Hall of Belding burning her right arm from the el­ charge qf the chairman, the meeting Orville Perkins of Lansing spent E. church. vtaited her father. C. F. Field, and Mr. . bow to the flngcr-Up» and the other • r i i »• t- IWr Friday. February 12. Marsden Germain as operator for anarm was badly burned also, besides was turrttd over to our local leaders. Sunday with Ills parent*. • Aid of the local M. E Mra Mary Bolyen 1* slaying for thc ««««« “ opcraw lor an and Mrs. w. J. Field on Bunday. Ethel Baughnmn-^iavlng charge of the The K. of P. play. "Cabbage* or Dol­ church will meet Wednesday, Wednesday. » FebiUd B <*«»«• te­ pre^nt at her son Frank's « she has oUw' Mr. and Mr*, c. B. Jones of Wyan­ : burning some of her hair. She Is nowforenoon lc*»on-<nd giving us a thor­ lars." will be given February 16-17. wasn't thought necessary. rnary 17. at the home of Mrs. Roy Nagdotte spent thc week end with her par­ able to use her right hand though she ough review nf last month's lesson in Tlir s&phomore-junlor sewing class ler. A quilt will be tied. Thi* will be an not been as well as usual laUly. ■ A number of young people from Bat­ ent*. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Mattoon. regard to colbr, care and texture ot are getting ready for their wool dress all day meeting. may recover rapidly. tie Creek attended the Wesleyan ktethMrs. Mamie Manee and Mtas Lorenc grieved at thc unexpected death of Mrs. curtains. contest Friday. February 12. Sunday. February 14. will be Lincoln odist revival meeting Sunday night and Manee were Sunday guest* of Mrs. A lovely pot luck dinner was served 8HOWER FOR BRIDE-ELECT. Gali Lykins wa* in Hastings Monday day and Rev. Wynn will give an ad­ Alice Lawrence Wednesday and extend assisted In Hie services. Everett Pattengtll of Grand Rapids. sympathy to the bereaved one*. Complimentary to Miss Marlon at noon and ice cream, a treat from dress In the morning, and a supper and Mrs. Walter Eaton and Mis* Letha Klnch of Kalamazoo. Mrs. W. J. Field Lettie Cridler. which we all enjoyed. program will be given in the local M. Mote were in Detroit the past week at­ We again took Up our lesson In charge IRVING. E church parlors Wednesday. February tending the hair dresser*’ convention. entertained sixteen guests very dellght- of Lottie Cridler who gave us our les­ Mr. and Mrs. William Watkins. Mr. 24. honoring Washington'* birthday. 56735. , fully on Friday evening at a mlscellanJohn Shute, Jr., ha* been spending Sunday were powerful and searching. eous shower. Miss Klnch will be mar­ son in regard to pictures, their use In and Mrs. Ray Watkins and Mr. and The community supper Friday eve----- --------- - --------- ,---------- - -— ,n vne morning ne irora ine icm Hie home ana place of hanging. Our Mrs. John Shroader of Grand Rapid*. tings spent the week end at Alfred 2 -j-m, 4:1 ..j B mother. Mra. Emma Weyertnan ofI rled on February 20 at high noon to Dr. lesson covered instruction in regard to Harald Nugvn of Auburn. Ind. She re ­ Mra. Albert Herncy and Mrs. Dudley [tended. Followed by a delightful pro ­ Whldby '*. j tight" He emphasized the fact that no Shultz. ceived many lovely gift* on Friday eve­ famous paintings and had on exhibi­ Kennedy of Hastings have vtaited Uieir gram by the campfire girls under the The Banner class of the M. P. Sun- man can fight a good fight until be *urMr. and Mra. John Rogers enter­ ning. Bridge was played wiUi Mrs tion small reproductions of each. aunt. Mrs. Jane McCann and found her direction of Mtas Blakney and Mrs. day school was entertained.at the home | renders to God and fight the fight of tained their son and wife. Mr. and Mra. The next meeting will be held In improving In health. D. A. VanBuskirk winning top score. Peete. Frank Rogers, of Grand Jtaplds on 1 Misses Dorothy Field and Barbara March.—Hattie Lyons, Secretary. Lewis Wilcox has gone to Big Rapids Thc W, F. M. S. ot tiie M. E. church nlng. j "Comes of the Bible." . Sunday. . . Johnson assisted with the serving. I where he has employment. met Friday with Mra. Miner King Mr. and Mrs. Earl Warrham and EAST BALTIMORE GROUP. Guest* from out of town were Mr*. Marshall Pierce from Dowling called Mrs. R. W. Griswold gave the third baby of Grand Rapid* are coming to' Ed. Klnch and Mrs. Mabel Plumley of young people irom ine tmmanuei uoaThe East Baltimore Extension class on hta mother, Mra. Annie Pierce, re­ chapter of the study book. y-Christ ruary ifl at which time there will be nett church of Battle Creek attended spend the week end with Mr. and Mrs. met January 21*1 with Mrs. Jack cently. Kalamazoo and Miss Mae Keller of come* to the village." Kellar Stem. thc annual election of officers. | the Wesleyan church Bunday evening Moore with seventeen members and Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Pqck and Mrs. Saturday the children of the "Kings’ Mr. and Mra. Sumner Sponable were Mrs. Anna VanAuker of Urbandale and brought two special numbers in one visitor present. After the meeting Green of Grand Rapids visited Mr. Herald" met at tiie M. E. parsonage has been visiting her uncle. Harry: song, which were appreciated and #nSunday callers of Mr. and Mrs. George MEETING WITH EX­ wa* called to order and the committees' and Mrs. Gilbert Peek on Sunday. with Mrs. Wyiin as their adviser. Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mason Jones, the past week. , Joyed by all. Their fervent prayers and CEPTIONAL SUCCESS. appointed for our balanced meal and a Mrs. Glen Nichols and son Philip Miss Dorothy Perkins Is able to sit up in Nashville. George Lclnaar suffered a broken legtestimonies were an Inspiration, n is Miss Maunette Engelharte of Detroit few minute* of entertainment for called on her faUier at St. Mary's hos­ for a short period each day. Mrs. Nellie Cross returned Monday still continues to delight her audiences which a new Wednesday while helping get out logs, hoped they will come agalncommittee is ap­ pital In Grand Rapids Sunday and Glen Perkin* and Orno Knowles morning from Lambertville, Mich., with thc new electrical theremln. pointed each time by the chairman. found him as well as could be expected made a trip to Detroit Saturday. where she was called Friday by tiie which I* baautlfully toned. Mrs. Cruttenden then gave us the re­ Wllllan Springer. Mrs. John Springer Carl Perkins of Detroit and brother death of an uncle. On February 1. Miss Engleharte view lesson after which we adjourned Charles VanDenburg of Rutland, played at Bloomfield Hill* at a music for dinner. After dinner we spent a few and Glen Nichols have all been on tiie Hugh Boyd of Chicago were In the vil­ lage Saturday visiting relatives. who has been at thc Edward Hines hos­ studio and the program was a big suc­ minutes with amusements then Mr*. William McCann was home from M Grandma Barton lx some belter at pital. Hines. Ill., for several weeks re­ cess. Her next concert* will be at Cran- Fancher gave a lesson on picture*, how this writing. turned on Saturday. brook school and Klngswood school. to choose, hang them, and what kinds Mrs. James Nagel visited at Byron Qr. and Mrs. D. G. 'Bills of Lansing Dr. and Mra. c. E. Hyatt and fam­ She expect* to also play In Ann Arbor of ffamc* thej- should have. Quite a were guests Thursday of Dr. and Mrs. ily were in Nashville Bunday afternoon with the University Symphony or­ number of small pictures were brought Mr*. C. A. Burger spent Wednesday F. G. Pulte and evening as the guest* of Mr. and chestra. Over 300 attended a program and shown. Miss Madeline Cruttenden with friend* near Otsego. Mra. Mary Mrs. Gordon c. Edmond* and family. Mta* Engelharte recently gave at Im­ gave us a very interesting description Milla and Mrs. Matt Bedford accom­ day and Wednesday guest* of Mr. and manuel Presbyterian church In Detroit. of each and tiie pointer, hta descent, panied her as far as Watson where Mr*. Ed. Cool al Orand Rapids. and Mrs. J. M. Townsend were In Wa­ kind of pictures he painted, etc. Quite they visited their relatives, the Hart's. Mrs. J. W. Rlgterink and son Hillis of cousta Tuesday evening atUndlng an TO SERVE LN UNITED a number of chairs were brought with Vere E. Carter lias honorably sur­ STATES DISTRICT COURT. finished chair covers and after the rendered Ills contract at Irving school Grand Rapids spent Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Godfrey. ■traction. For the March term of United States lesson we voted on the five best dis­ and has accepted a position at Free­ Thc local P. T. A. met WednesdayMiss Jannet Michael comes home District Court to be held in Orand played. port in the Junior high grades for the evening at the schoolhouse. The meetfrom Ann Arbor on Thursday for the Rapids. Charles F. Anders of this city All went home feeling the day well coming year. and Hon. C. L. Glasgow of Nashville spent. dent, Mrs. C. Whitney, and after a panled by m1m Elizabeth Cooper of have been chosen os grand Juror* and Our next meeting will be with Mrs. STATE ROAD. Thos. S. Baird. Dan Aihalter and Fred Washington. D. C. Hazel Brooks —Edyth E- Welch, reportMr. and Mrs. Clifton Becker ----and turned over to Mrs. Peete. chairman of MLws Opal Dintaman nnd Betty G. Stowell arc named a* traverse family and Mra. Lena Becker and fam­ the program committee. We listened and Lucille Vanderllp of Alto called Jurors. ily spent Sunday with th* latter's par­ to a group of songs sung by Mra. on Dan Shay. Jr., one day last week, as BARRYVILLE. ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Cooley In Peele's young girl*' chorus, then Mr. THE NIGHTHAWKS. they all were old classmates when Mr. Mr*. Oma Wilcox of Caro nnd Jolui Hasting*. The Nighthawk* held a delightful Chamberlain showed moving pictures Shay attended school in Alto. Day of Flint were guests of Mr. and William Heiser visited friends in of the progress of science in stamping gathering at the home of Mr. and Mra. Miss Margaret Spaulding and a Mrs. L. E. Mudge Wednesday and Grand Rapids Sunday. Clarence Helmer on Saturday evening. diphtheria. This picture should be seen friend from Chicago spent Sunday at Thursday. Clyde Coleman of Rutland spent Fri ­ A six-thirty dinner wiu served after by every mother. . the home of Mr. and Mra. J. D. 2tagelMra. Will Hyde la In Grand Rapids Jake Walker and wife of Hastings meler. Mrs. Fred Spaulding relumed to which cards were played. High honors asstaUng In the care of her son-in-law day evening with hta cousins, Mr. and were called Saturday to the George Chicago with them on Monday after went to Mr* Hugh Myers and Clarence who has been seriously 111 but is im­ Mra. James Sothard. Don't forget the Fisher P. T. A. this Seger home by the illness of thc form­ Helmer. aM consolation to Mis* Flor­ proving. visiting here for two week*. Thursday evening. Pot luck supper at Mesdame.s M L. Pierson. Aben ence Wood and Hugh Myers. Dr. Kinde and mother of Hastings 7 o’clock. Mrs. Pearl Mathews »and er'* brother. Bryan Walker. Thc next community gathering will Johnson. Arthur A. Crotliers and C. F. and Rev. Kinde of Kinde attended BIRTHDAY PARTY. Mrs. Ada Newton In charge of supper. be Friday. February IB. at the local M. Dolan and Misses Maude Ironside and Sixteen guest* were very pleasantly church here Sunday. Mrs. Osha Lewis and Mrs. Etale Soth­ E. church parlor*. Program will be Helen Michael were in Grand Rapid* entertained at contract bridge on Sat­ The Missionary Society will have a ard have charge of program. Everyone put on by the school. Everyone Invited on Saturday as guest* of Misses Louise urday evening by Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Thank Offering and program at the from far and near. and Ardelia Bierbower at a luncheon Hurd. It being Mr. Hurd's birthday. church Bunday evening. February 14. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bryant and fam­ Mr. and Mrs. Ford Stowell of Wood­ at the Women* city club. Top bridge scores were made by Mrs. You arc cordially invited to attend. ily of Hendershot district spent Sun ­ land were guest* Thursday of Mr. and Mr. and Mra. J. F. Edmond* drove to Gordon ironside and Harry G. Haye*. Remember the ValenUne supper at Mrs. Frank Hynes. the home of Mr. and Mra. Arthur day with home folk* here. Pioneer. Ohio. Saturday afternoon. Light refreshments were served. Mrs. Murks Smith entertained a Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Tabbcrer attend­ Lathrop Friday evening. They continued from there Sunday to Cuyahoga Falta. Ohio, and then to Mr. and Mra. Dorr Webb were Sun­ party of ladies Friday afternoon at her ed the funeral Thursday of John Velte ENTERTAINED WITH DINNER. home. Each one was to bring something at Woodland. day guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ham ­ Tallmadge. Ohio, where they were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Johncock enter­ for the Eaton family whose home Mra. Brownell returned Monday to ilton. called by the death of a couain of Mrs. tained at a six o'dock dinner Satur­ Mr. and Mrs Heber Foster and Mrs. burned Sunday. The hostess served her home in Flint after a few days' Edmond*. They plan to visit their day. covers being laid for eight. Out daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. ot town guest* were Mr. and Mrs. John Van Dornc are entertaining the flu. cake and coffee. A very pleasant after­ stay with her sister, Mrs. Claude Wal­ noon was spent. ton. Her nephew Teddy Walton accom­ We are hoping for better report* next Earl Prase, at Akron, Ohio. also. Wirth of Grand Rapid*. Two of the Bass children had their panied her to Flint. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Walton called Mr. and Mrs. Dale DeVine of Nash­ tonsils out on Saturday. Monday on the tatter's stater. Mr*. ville spent Sunday with hl* parents. BOWNE CENTERPeter Zylstra at Lowell. I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeVine. Mr. and James Porritt and family moved to Mtas Lola Carver spent Sunday with I Mr*. Roy Preston of near Lacey were Caledonia Friday. Will Flynn and fam­ her mother, Mra. Haskin* of Grand afternoon callers. ily of Alto arc moving into the Porritt Rapids. NORTH' HOPE. house. . Mrs. Lawrence Johnson and son* Mr. and Mrs, Jay Anders and mother Kenneth Penoyer and family of Paul and Richard ot Bownc Center! The BESSMER Eyesight Service and Mra. James Murphy spent Wednes­ Grand Rapid* spent Saturday night were guest* Sunday ot Mr. and Mrs. H. day and Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. with Watt Thomas nnd family. They M. Boughner. HASTINGS, MICH. Ray Welch and family al Gobles. all spent Sunday with Lewis Skinner Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Johnson and Cor­ Edward Fuhr of Hinds Corners wa* and family of Middlcvllli;. win Novtakey and Mtas Augusta Hinck­ on our street Thursday. ' Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dean pf Leighton ley of Grand Rapids were Sunday call­ Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Welch and Lyle have leased the Webb-Thompson oil er* in town. • Bide Iman of Striker district spent station. Mra. Leona Kidder and two children, Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs! Floyd Qrvin Smelker nnd family were of Battle Creek are now comfortably! Of comfortable v-talon ta being appreciated—recognised—more Randall and son. Grand Rapid* visitors Friday. located In the Roy Bunn house. and more. It Is now known that errors of v-talon Interfere with MU* Gertrude Wurm, who has been Beatrice Thoma* and pupil* enjoyed Mrs. Harold Rosenberger and Hitler thc quality and volume of work produced by an classes of at Howell for * few weeks returned a valentine party at the home ot Mr. Marvin Harold returned Thursday! workers. And that the correction of the error* helj» cor­ TELEPHONE IJJO HASTINGS, MICH. home on Saturday. 'and Mrs. Al Streelman of Grand Rap­ from Grand Rapid:,. respondingly- We suggest our service a* a means to that end. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Randal) and'aan id* Saturday. j and Mra. James Murphy motored to' Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner and Mr. Color added throughout the home by । iKalamaioo Batruday. —— -* ----­ paint and lacquer can accomplish and- Mh. Wait Thomas spent WedncaI Charlie Teal and friend of Kalaiuu- day and Thursday with John Thomas charming effect* when used on oc­ [ zoo are enjoying fishing here for a few of Lansing. They all attended Farmers' casional chairs., table*, and book' shelve*. I day*. Week at tiie College. Mta* Florence Wat fpm Wyandotte pver Get your Scouting 1 equipment at Baird’s Clothing Store ... official outfitters for the BOY SCOUTS and CUB SCOUTS Home Economics Extension Work e ♦ T. S. Baird CLOTHING for MEN & BOYS She'll be looking for Flowers V ♦ St.Valentine’s Day Sunday, February 14 SPRING FLOWERS in handsome­ ly designed pottery, at 50 cents and up. E TulipSj/Daffodils and Hyacinths. The small, inexpensive orders receive the same careful attention that we give to the larger orders. And we assure you of prompt delivery and every care in thc handling of your orders. tc We deliver Sunday morning. Dedicated to Better Vision Place Your Orders NOW for Valentine's Day! The Economic Value CLYDE WILCOX The Florist « I �THE CHURCHES WANTS Our Success The Vault Without Mrs Masters, nearly Bl years of age andrite M years a resident here, passed away Thursday at about midnight She, suffered a fall In her room a few days before that which, no doubt, hastened her death Site had seen many changes HKK CS FOR INSUKAHCC Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY i where the outlived all of her family i but one son Gryorge Mattern of this village, where ahe had made her home; GRANGE PROGRAMS not permit her to live alone. She was' given every care In her last years and was greatly beloved by a large circle of friends and relatives. The funeral ‘Vas, held Saturday at the Benaway Funeral ■ parlors. She will be greatly missed by H. S. SHELDON John D. Allen, who had lived nearly all of his M years In and about this village, passed on Friday A. M. after I being In poor health for some lime, al-1 though lie had been able to be up and V»ut the moat of the time. He was, a Civil war vrterln and had many Interestlng stories to tell of his expert-1 ence. Besides tiie widow, three sons' PLAYER PIANO Slightly used and almost paid for. uJ many other relatives and a host of K.4 J M. I.enl. VryMaiuHllr. Mlrb Admr 31 HAVE Vol' A IXHM far rent* Will fa if fhntgr Halwi>r«.n lla>I.nt., R-cle « Ph-na H»—FIS. S 1 ■ Mr<*Tf wA.vrr.fs—t» h»» so l.u.k... Will pay 3<* tr l. aa Halting. Mark. ' l.aar J ra.l <>f Quhnby. 3 1 The use of Concrete Burial VaalU has become practically univer­ sal and with the higher sentiment and tenderness for our dead their use will continue to become more popular. For more than 11 years the Hastings Burial Vault has proven Its superiority over all othrr Hastings Burial Vault Company j WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN FEBRUARY SPECIAL BEAUTY Guaranteed Permanent BOX Waves $7 down to . . vicinity. He is always a welcome caller on our streets, for he always has a pleasant word for his many friends j We were pleased to see by the Mid-1 HASTINGS MARKETS Sunday CARDS OF THANKS night factory building. On Friday Charles Beaker of Has­ tings and Grant Whitmock now of: Quincy. Mich., were calling on old friends here. They both formerly lived southwest of town, where they were neighbors. Come again gents, you are always welcome. The XL E. church was well tilled Sunday A M Thc services were much, enjoyed by all. Charles E Moon, aged 65 years, died very suddenly Saturday A. M. at ills home In the eastern part of town. Be­ sides the widow he leaves a daugh- 599899999 but a few years, having formerly lived near Big Rapids. He was a man well liked by all who knew him and much symjxthy U expressed for the relatives held this Monday P. M. at the Baptist church in this village. turned to their home here after spend­ ing several weeks in Grand Rapids Howard M- Smith brought a cow to market one day last week that weighed HBO lbs. Some cow. well say. 'MX! called to Battle Creek on Tuesday by the Illness of their daughter, Irene, but « They Don’t loly Eueharial. oly BacharUL hnreh achuol. ... I"--, r“ now can furnish you Insulitc 4x4 for $30.00 per thousand feet! Other Insulating boards at corres' pondingly low prices. Buy NOW! MLw Mary Dunn was out of school Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Barber spent a several days last week with tiie flu. couple of days last week with relatives Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster of Ann i at Lansing and alsosspent some time at Arbor were guests for the week end' of the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mr;. HASTINGS Happen’ Services of which we have charge MICHIGAN Mrs. Ray Mugridge and daughter of Uddleville were Sunday afternoon anjl personally su­ pervised ; every de­ tail is anticipated and arrangements made for taking care of it in ad- n Important Question For Truss Wearers • When you put your truu on In the morning are you SURE you know how to adjust It properly? Do not answer that question hurriedly. It 1* very important. Many rup­ for the smoothness and the uninter­ rupted beauty of services held under our direction. Com­ p e t e n t attention and personal inter­ est naturally lend a distinctive touch to our efforts—and just us naturally, they are very much appreciated by those we serve. tured persons are wearing trusses Incorrectly because the right way never was shown them. sarily in consequence. THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE Hastings, Mich. The next meeting of the McCallum । community club will be held with Mrs. Hattie Anders Friday evening. Feb-, ruary IB. Sandwiches and one other ; dish for supper. j Specials—Friday and Saturday 3 lbs. Homemade Sausage Cents For At MADISON ST. GROCERY WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME Many suffer unneces­ Let our Expeit Truss Fitter show you what to do to get the best results. Private fitting room. Middleville Poultry Farm and Hatchery Mrs Laura Frye has been real miser­ able the put two weeks. Her many friends wish for her a speedy recovery. Clarence Hammond received word Friday that hl* sister Mn Bertha Chandler of Hastings had fallen on the Ice and broken her ankle In two places, Andrew Carrigan of Chicago. Mrs. Mary Carrigan and John of Banfield spent Sunday evening with* Mr. and Harold Whittemore of Cressey called on his grandmother. Laura Frye Sun­ day evening. About fifteen friends and neighbors JgJ prrv a ir st gull « jfJll merchandise in our Establishment is marked in plain figures ... with the price of-the COM­ PLETE Funeral Service. Funeral Service �Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1932 JKOCJ^NE SIX The sensation of 1932! only with giving more dollar value than any other car on thc market. But the Rockne Six goes farther—it gives style. Its aerodynamic design isn't matched by any car at any price. It’s a car to be proud of in any company. It has Studebaker's 80 years of successful vehicle building behind it—and it brings you all these outstanding advance­ ments: THE HASTINGS BANNER January Report of the Barry Co. No. 2 Dairy Herd Improvement Assn. I During the month 68 cows were teat-1 qualified for special* mention In this ;ed and record* recorded. Thc average । division. „ • , row produced 750 pound* of milk and YF'0557’',‘ _ __ . , . .. , . __ ,-,.|er> Howard Stanton; breed, grade Hol12808 pound* of butterfat, testing .3.74 sUln. |XWnd^ mllk Ml)_ lMt 43 per cent fat. cent; pounds fat 40.4 <2>. <Owner> Ray I The average value of product. periBryant; breed. GraSe Shorthorn; cow. was 89.72. The average cost ofi pound* milk. 1243; tc*t 3.1 per cent; feed was 86 22. leaving a margin of pounds fat 38-5. 43». tOwnerr W.^C. 8350 per row above coet of feed. | Schult*; breed, registered Guemsjy; I Six grade Shorthorns owned by B. N pounds milk. 704; test."5.0 per cent; ■Fenner. Cressey, averaged- 813 pounds, pounds f«l 35.2. of milk testing 4.77 per cent or 38.75 UNDER FIVE YEARS—(1). <Own­ I pounds of fat. This wa* the highest er i W. C- Schults; breed. registered herd average for January. Guernsey; pounds .milk M2; test, 5.4: I Six grade Holstein* owned by How- per cent; pounds fat 50.9. <2). <Owncr> lard T. Stanton near Dowling, averaged W. C. Schultz; breed, registered Guern­ ' 932 pounds milk testing 3.69 per cent or .sey; pounds milk. 756; test 0 0 per cent; iond highest herd average. 'Stanton; breed, grade Holstein; pound* | Eighteen registered Guernsey* owned' milk. 1230; test. 3.35 per cent; pound* by W. C Schultz. Delton, averaged 6621 pounds fat 35.2. pounds milk testing 5 05 per cent or FIVE YEARS AND OVER—<1». '33.41 pound* fat. third highest herd* <Owner» w. C. Schultz; breed. rrgl>averagc. 'tcred Guernsey; pound* milk. 1231:' Thc following 1* a ll*t of the three tMt. 59 ^5 pound, fat. 77.9 CD. |highest producing cow* m each of five, (Owner» W. C. Schultz: breed, regts­ ; divisions: tcred Guernsey; pounds' fat. 1014; test. UNDER THREE Y E A R 8— 11».635 per rent; pound* f*t. 542 <3> (Owner) Howard Stanton; breed, grade (Owner' W. C. Schultz; breed. rcRi*.Holsteln; jxjunds milk. 1002; test 3.4 tcred Guernsey; pounds milk. 1017; per cent; pound* fht 34.1. Only one cow test. 5.1 per cent pounds fat. 51.9. FINE PROGRAM ENDS AT MICHIGAN STATE L How Much Money Have Yoh Tucked Away? If all the money “Hoarded” under the bed springs and in holes in the cellar or some pther secret hiding place Were Put In to the Channels Commerce, Tomorrow Pros perity Would Be Upon Us. 102- Year-Old Driver Obtains Auto License Probably the oldest licensed automo­ bile driver In the United States lives In Michigan. Ti»e Department of State recently issued a driver's license to Thomas Gordon of Grand Rapids. 102 With a constantly mounting attend­ years old. When the application givance which wa* crowd ....... -alimaxed ..... .. - with a . ----- ftlr uoraon, „g,. receivco. at of 8.000 people who Iveard Governor lt WM thought nu5take had been Wilber M. Bruckrr speak at the nvade Then because of hl* advanced WHEELING Thursday evening meeting, another I he WBS qjVu u, demonstrate to successful gathering of the farm clan* 1U1<. police th*t he could control an f synchro concluded Friday. February 5. at automobile. They rc;x>rted that he wo* Michigan State College. The total at­ a* adept a driver as the ’•average man r shift tendance for the week was estimated as 19.000 by Joseph P. Cox. Dean of Agriculture. ANOTHER REASON FOR COW An Increased attendance at agricul­ AUTOMATIC TESTING ASSOCIATIONS. tural economic and farm management Tiie average farmer has an idea that meetings and al sessions where tax ^,TCH KEY STARr>Nc problems were discussed Indicates that association testing is helpful In "spot­ farmers are greatly interested tn ting the boarder cow" or that it Is methods ot Improving the business helpful In "Finding out^what the cows arc doing." and w on. The number of practices on their farm*. 4 POINT Close competition in the many shows, farmers who have a broader concep­ with an especially fine corn show. gave tion of organized Resting, titan those College visitors an opportunity of see­ reasons mentioned above, are few and ing the types of livestock, grain, and Most every frfrmer. who milks cows, potatoes that win ribbon* at large show* and top prices on the large mar­ understands the factors which he must kets. Hundred* of Michigan farmers employ to attain a fair degree of suc­ Aerodynamic Body Design are owners of ribbons awarded as cess in dairying but they are forever One-Piece Fenders prises for their ability in producing jumping the track that would Ret them Sloping Radiators and fine farm products and in preparing to It. Eventually they fall, not becaune there arc no signboard* on thc road to Windshields them for the show ring. The rifle shooting conteot drew 300 Independence but, because they don't New Convertible Body Styles entries; 20 competed in the sheep stay on the road—once they are there Extra Long Wheelbases shearing contest in which thc winners and traveling somewhere! Extra Wide Seats Thc writer did not orginate We Idea sheared sheep in less than five minutes; Extra Large Six-Cylinder Power and hundreds of partisans of Ute teams of "cow testing associations." Since its entered in the pulling contest* cheered Inception In Denmark" and other Plants Scandinavian countries years ago. cow their favorites on. Quadruply Counterweighted The homemakers programs ran con­ testing work has. except for a few set­ Crankshafts tinuously throughout the week with ca­ backs. reached such proportions that it Glass-Smooth Electro-Plated pacity audiences al the daily meetings. has become the gauge or thc standard Pistons Michigan husbands will not know their by which dairymen, everywhere, meas­ own homes if all the methods of adding ure the efficiency of cows submitted for Silent Carburetion •» to home's attractiveness are adopted as test. And. yet. even today, we have a Extra Large Brakes suggested by tiie speakers on tills pro­ surprisingly large number of would-be Hydraulic Shock Absorbers dairy fanners who either laugh at the program. Self-Adjusting Spring Shackles Crops and livestock programs drew idea or have entirely the wrong im­ normal crowds, and sectional programs pression of what these associations Lanch ester Vibration Damper held by other College departments' were Intended for! Finger-Tip Steering show that the farmers' interest iu I But there^lS another phase of assoHigh-Velocity Cooling re­ productlon problems has not decreased, elation testing te&tine that has lias not. Anti! finui recently. received much attention. It em­ Owner Service Policy phasizes the importance of using noth­ REPORT OF BARRY CO. ing but a high class, purebred dairy POMONA GRANGE. Mod.1 Mud.1 bull and comparing the records of his Vital Specifications "61" On Wednesday February 3. Barry daughters with those of their dams. County Pomona Grange met with Irv­ About ten years ago there wan a stam­ Extra Long Wbcclbasn 1I(F 114' ing Grange for an all day meeting. A pede among dairymen, particularly of Large Moton—cubic 190' 205' Wisconsin, to “oust the scrub bull" and dupUcnum but Maple Leaf being represented. head even' herd with a purebred bull. Very Powerful Moton 66 After partaking of a bountiful dinner In too many instances the only require­ 72 the meeting was called to order In ment was that the "papers must ac­ 151 141 open session and turned over to the company the bull." bribing turfact lecturer. What a contrast we find today among The program was opened by com­ those progressive dairymen who have, Models and Bodies (^°orr munity singing led bf** thc Irving thus far, survived the financial storm! Grange Men's Chorus. Roll call was re­ For Instance. I read In Hut week's,* page Coupe, 2 paxengrr 8J8J >665 sponded to by some officer from each 14. February 3. issue of the Banner Coach, 5 paaeenger 595 grange telling what their grange was where a Barry county Jersey breeder Coup*, with rumble *e el, doing. AU granges gave good reports spent considerable time in selecting a 4paMeoger 620 720 showing a real live inter«*t In grange bull that would transmit the three Sedan, four door, 5 paework. Then after listening to two cardinal points bl a dairy animal. •enger 6J5 735 selections by the Irving Grange Chorus TYPE. PRODUCTION and REPRO­ Convertibte Roadster, C. H. Bramble of Lansing, was intro­ DUCTION. 775 675 duced. Mr. Bramble* ln-4 very forcible "After all," somebody asks, “why and Interesting mansrfr. gave a splen­ spend so much time and space In 5 passenger 795 695 did talk on the financial depression and searching for a bull?" “We farmers the present tax situation. He said that cannot afford to pa* more than 435 00 while the farmer was in the worst con­ for a bull that brings our cows fresh dition he had ever been In he was just as quick as any expensive bull." much better ofi titan a lot of the peo­ The answer to such an argument is ple living In the cities. Even many of that the bull which has been thc rich people have lost far more than proven through years of complete thc fanner. He quoted the saying. "It and continuous records Is a far bet­ is better to have loved and lost than ter Investment, not because Ise Is not to have loved." and then para­ purebred, high-priced or has a high phrased it as follows. “Il Is better not sounding name, but because he has the to have been rich than to have been ability given him through years of in­ rich and lost." tellegent mating and selection to pro­ Mr. Bramble was very strongly in duce offspring of equal or even greater favor of the' tax limitation amend­ excellence.—Edward R. Bailey, tester. ment sponsored by the Michigan Farm­ er. limiting the tax on real estate to DUNHAM/SCHOOL ITEMS. 1 1-2 per cent and urged all/ grange We are planning a Washington pro­ members to work for Ils passage. He also warned them against propaganda gram for Saturday evening, February 20. Commissioner Maude Smith will that would be put forth al thc last minute by those opposed to the be with us to tell of her trip to Wash­ amendment to scare. the voters Into ington D. C. last summer. Members of the district are cordially Invited to voting against it. Other features of the program were come. Thc seventh and eighth grades are reading by Lloyd Freeman, music by members of Star Grange and a talk by making Washington booklets. Friday forenoon all the pupils above L. C. Howard of Welcome Grange. the third grade went to Assyria Center A fine spirit was manifest and all Hastings, Michigan went home feeling the day had been to practice the songs being learned for the festival which will be given in Hos­ pleasantly and profitably spent.—A. G. tings sometime in May. Hathaway. Sec. We still have Ready-Jell at 4 boxes A SWIMMING TANK. MORE NEEDED. The first and second grades have Great Britain has perfected an Philanthropy has been ranked eighth armed tank capable ot speed ot 40 completed their Eskimo booklets. among the 10 great "industries" of the mile* per hour on land that can also Dorothy Mack has been out of school United states. several days on account of illness. swim across lakes and streams. The orvliestra practiced Thursday FUTURE SHORTCAKES. evening. We now have five members. NOTHING 18 NEW. • Teacher. Josephine Romig. The oldest chain store now operating . Eugene Ball. Teacher, Ing introduced by the United Slates Is probably the Hudson's Bay Company, Romig. which was founded In 1870. Department of Agriculture. To it Group of 8,000 Attend Thurs­ day Night Meeting and Hear Governor Speak Hoarding cash stagnates business and always has. loyal citizen should put his money into the bank where it can get back into Business and Industry and start the wheels of commerce turning. Success has never marked a life of hoarding. *^ 0 ciSSK—. Goodyear Bros Hardware Co. PART Money put into a savings account in this Old Four-Gener­ ation Bank will bring you satisfaction and profit — and happiness because you will know you have contributed something to the return to normal conditions Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank In Barry County s’ORTHWE.ST THORNAPPLE The 25th anniversary of the Parme-' lee Ladies' Aid will be held In the I church basement February 18. A free; will offering will be taken at noon for I dinner followed by program. Mr. and Mrs. David Bcnawa and Mrs. Hannah Morgan spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Leatherman of Dutton. Mr. and Mra. Guy Cline entertained the latter's sister and family of Kala­ mazoo recently. Maurice Thomas spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Carry of Augusta. The Young People's class led by Mrs. Schnurr will give a program al the church the last week in February, date announced later for the benefit ot pasHARRIS CREEK. Mrs. James Barnes has been on the sick list the past week. Mrs. Roy Foster and daughter. Laurel, will leave Monday for Colora­ do for an indefinite stay. Harvey Blough has a saw mill on the Arthur and Corwin Porritt farm. here, and is sawing tie*. Mr. and Mra. Wm. Fitzpatrick of j Kalamazoo ore^spending a few days I with his daughter and husband, Mr. 1 and Mrs. Ernest Barnes. Some from this way attended the Father and Son banquet at Caledonia, Wednesday night. I Mr. and Mra. James Porritt and famUy have moved to Caledonia where Mr. Porritt has a Job with the Kent County Road Commission. Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2217 \ve been HASING YOU mues to tell You stays up iu your motor and never drains away. You’ve Lost Your Oil' Only Germ Processed Oil actually pene­ trates and combines with metal surfaces. Two cars raced along the highway east of Abilene, Texas. The second driver finally You need that extra protection during the starting period, when almost half your overtook the leader and signaled to stop. "I’ve been chasing you twelve miles to motor wear occurs. Oils not Germ Proc­ tell you you’ve lost your oil,” he called to J. W. Bell. Mr. Bell found that a rock tectcd. Germ Proceued Oil tt*y* on the in the road had knocked a hole in the crankcase, allowing the Conoco Germ Processed Oil to drain out. But examination of the motor showed bo damage done. The "Hidden Quart” had surest lubrication bells. It. you can buy. Change to Germ Proceued Oil now at protected thc motor! Only Conoco Germ Processed Oil offers the extra protection of thc "Hidden Quart" BAKING POWDER SAME PRICE .XQ/wn Its double acting 25 25* OUNCE S F OR that We neither encourage “dry crank* case" experiment* nor guarantee succeaa under all condition*. But unsolicited letters from motorist*, now in our files, tell of this and hundreds of other runs with empty crankcases but without damage. CONOCO GERM PROCESSED MOTOR'OIL .................... 1 WANT TO SELL? TRY THE WANT COLUMN �THE. HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, EFBKUABT PAGXTKN Save Money Dr. James E West says that: Mem­ bership ol the scout movement is growing despite the economic situation through which the country is poising. Boy Scouts and leaders now number ' 860.199 as against 838,725 a year ago. an. ment for boy« below Scout Age there are now enrolled 20.000 boys and 3.490 leaders, a grand total in both groups u! 883 695 a:, a gal rut 868.228 last year. -tuual party the other night, called a ••hobo" party, where with a tin cup and plate, they solicited their supper Try a load and be convinced. The price is right too. Brotherhood are planning for their i Father and Son banquet February 29. It is to be a pot igek banquet and per­ haps -held th tire school building. 'Barrv county lost a helpful friend ini the death of John Velte of Woodland Hia last Y gift was to help with the! Father and Son banquet expense*. COAL -:- CEMENT FARM IMPLEMENTS PHONE 2118 dette. and they also called at the J. C. Raymond home. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin McKlbbln and children spent Sunday with Mrs. MeMrs Emma Johnson and Mrs. May Hart of Hastings called Wednesday P. M. on Mrs. Elira Norris and son. Bur- I Mr. and Mrs. Byron Rowlader of Grand Rapids spent Tuesday evening with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Mra. Matt Bedford and mother. Mrs. Mary Mills attended a club at Otsego. Wednesday, a* the guests of Mrs. Bur- Mrs. Kryn Vandenberg ha* been spending a few days in Grund Rap- ■F to a man’s heart Nsvar Tasted REAL Aprice* Til year* Tated I.G.A. Tr«s-Rip«n*d Apricots CAMPBELL’S Tomato oup c“” 25c DATES IGR When the People and Institutions of a Community PROSPER It Becomes a Happy, Prosperous Community You can help in the welfare and prosperity of your Commun­ ity by careful economy and frugal living ... depositing syste­ matically your surplus funds in this bank. Its 45 years of safe, conservative service to this Community cortimend it to you! 3% will Accrue to Your Savings Account ‘The Bank That Does Things for You" Telephone 2103 Ledge. The neighborhood was saddened Friday morning when the news came of tiie death of an old neighbor. John Al- MUSHROOMS 29c Mra. James Hopkins formerly of tills locality but now of Florida will .soon return tp her home In Hostings Watch for the date of the next meet-! Ing of the P. T. A. at the Alton dis-1 Capital $75,000 Mrs. Prank Hnwpiltz spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Jones and. family of North Maple Orove. The young people of Mrs. Schnurr'* Sunday School class expect to give an “I will buy only the Leading make of tire . . . Mr. aud Mrs. William H. Vundcrhuff ol West Caledonia called on Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith Sunday. • , Mr. and Mrs. Mux Bump of Has-1 tings will soon locate on their funn in Carlton. Mr. Bump Is making some LARGE SIZE Goodyear 23c Cake Flour IGR ^,7" 19c Macaroni or Spaghetti IGR 3 10c Maraschino Cherries Jelly Dessert Powder 168 3 >>- 19c 23c APRICOTS 1GB 19c 43c PEACHES 1GB 19c Light Meat Tuna Try IGA COFFEES BLEND Mr. and Mrs. Horry Usbome and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Andicr were Sunday visitors at Fred Johnson's. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hydenbeck ot Grandville were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer and family. Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Campbell en­ tertained friend* from Rockford Sun- HE VALUE of YOUR HOME and other real estate rests mainly upon prosperity'of the Institutions of your City and Community... Your happiness is measured by the “yardstick” of the happiness of those around you in your Community. The deduction is simple ... ; Some young people from the PleasI ant Hill district in. Irving, jftn on a play Friday evening for thc P.» T. A. veraary al the basement of the church I al Hie Altoft school, which was very Thursday February 18. A free will pleasing and educational and the P. T. offering will be taken at noon followed A. thanks them very much for this I favor. A big supper nnd a good time Mrs. George Smith, who has been | were enjoyed by thc large crowd. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hauer with sick for the past three weeks, is not the former's brother-in-law and wife. feeling so well at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clum of Coat* , Grove went to Grass Lake, near Jack- COCOA IGR Fels Naptha Soap Peanut Butter IGA Beets Baking Powder - ??c IMPORTANCE to YOU/ In A Large Measure YOUR SUCCESS Depends Upon its Prosperity EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY "Ym'm IMS | Be free from soot and stringers by burning DIXIE JEWELL coal—a coal that ignites quickly, yet holds fire like anthra­ cite or smokeless coals. A firm blocky coal high in heat and with the lowest pos­ sible ash. HASTINGS 19, “G” BLEND “A” BLEND 30c 25c 20c DELUXE J 39c BLEND FOR EVERY TASTE A PRICE FOR EVERY POCKETBOOK STORES «'! Coat* Grove were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mort Sisson. Myron Thompson mid family ot Campbell were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Fighter Sunday. | Rapids visitor Saturday. Mr. mid Mrs. Vcrdan Covlllc mid daughter of Woodland spent the week end with her parents, Mr. mid Mrs. Meadames Story. Yarger and Lewis ot Hastings spent Friday afternoon with Mra. Claud Fighter. Mrs. Chester Savucool was a Grand 1 Rapids visitors last Tuesday. । Mrs. Art Eckert visited her mother, Mra. Willis Bumf ord of Hastings, Tues- Last Week's Utter. Miss Dorothy Mead of Newaygo tqwm • thc week end with her parent.-. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Mead. daughter ui Lansing visited Mr. and Mrs. D. A McClelland Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Blowers and daughters Benucc and Beth ot Brook­ lyn and Mr. and Mra. Leo King and [ son Donald of Lansing were cntcrI talncd at the. home of Mr. and Mra. J. W Shaffer Saturday night nnd Sun- Little Betty McClelland spent the week end with lier aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Smith, of Hastings. Rev. Lawrence Gibbs of Hastings and Mr. and Mis John Tonihtuon spent Sunday with Mra. Mun' Turner and Austin DeLung. HOW GERMAN TREATMENT STOPS CONSTIPATION 10 YEARS OF PROOF 40.000 Michigan People STANDARD 30x4.50 In 1920 this Company inaugurated Cus­ tomer Ownership — a plan whereby the customers and others in the Company's territory might invest in the business and participate in its earnings as owners of Preferred Shares. In this time over 40,000 of your fellow-citizens have be­ come Profiting Partners by this popular Thera 40,000 owners inveilad becauta they want a socurity that is sound, de­ pendable, with a long and proved past record; and that pays a steady cash incoma backed by a parfact record of •vary dividend paid in cash, on the date due, ever since the Company started. (4.50-11) 30x3)4 Goodyear 29x4.75 Goodyear 30x5.25 Goodyear F TAX FREE । MICHIGAN Consumers POWER Preferred SHARES Aik Our Employe*! Of CONSUMERS POWER Bro8R Tire & Battery Shop TELEPHONE 2482 • - �DELTON. LOAN ASSOCIATIONS IN SPLENDID POSITION MICHIGAN BEIL TELEPHONE CO Twelve ThoRMad With Mine Billion DoDat* Invested Inlerest of Um A lam concourse of people attended the funeral service* which were held Mn InreeUng public in Bloomingdale We extend our sympu- ■ I thy to thc husband. mother, brothers I Another sudden passing from our Delton la attending her. We »ureiy are ■on* associated for mutual benefit and financial advantage." The borrowing Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bbelp and chil­ msmbers dependent on the funds fur­ dren visited Mra Bhelp's sister Mrs nished by Um saving member*, and IM Milton Flnkbeiner and family of Grand Rapids Saturday. Mr. and Mra John Brigham and eon, Investment upon the hootee which the Thl* plan ha* ahbwn results both for safety of principal and the amount ot earnings of any Investment security certificate* known, a* evidenced by .the published report ot the Comptroller of thc Currency of the United Blates, that with twelve thousand associations and nine billion dollar* invested, the lours during the year 1W9 were only aevenly-alx ten thousandth* of one per cent, a record that stand* without a parallel In the investing field. Thc Standard Savings and Loan As- Turn to Your Telephone —For shopping... for keeping in touch with for making social engagements audio assemble dinner guests or your bridge group, quickly. day Ita sixteen million dollars in as­ set* and its unbroken record of thirty eight years of never leaving missed paying a dividend of Ave per cent, or more, 1* a record that has been reached only through careful and conservative management by Its officers and dlrecKLINGENSMITH. Middleville and Lester Powers of near Gun lake were callers at the Converse home Bunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stanton. Miss Florence Stanton and Burdette Wilson attended a dance at Bowens Mills Wed­ nesday night. Few tilings give so much useful service and trolt. Mrs LawTcnce LeBaron and chil­ dren of Lansing. Marshall Brandow of East Lansing and Mr and Mrs. Frank Green and family of NaahriUe were guests of Mr. and Mr*. Albert Green Sunday. Roget and Charles Converse. Edward Bowerman and Mercedes Beck spent Saturday night with their uncle Les­ ter Powers and family near Gun Jake. Mr. and Mrs. George Converse ex­ pect to move north of Hastings soon Esther and Alberta Graen accom­ TITLES IN DISCARD. CORRECT) panied Mrs. Esther LeBaron to her In Spain it Is now a punishable of­ “Public speaking is a form of dra­ home tn Lansing to spend a few weeks. fense to print a title along with thc matic art and iuu nothing to do with George Grice spent Sunday In Grand name of royalty and nobility. thinking."—Samuel Crowther. Rapids with hl* sister. Mr*. Mildred Roberts, and family. Several of the children have been ab­ sent from school recently on account of . illness. Mrs. Mildred Kcrmeen will attend the institute In Hastings Thursday. protection at such low cost as your telephone. UILDING and LOAN SHARES 1-4 offer a good sound investment fnr otirnlito fimrlcThis Tkic nrm’on ____ for surplus funds. is it*proven by their lOO-Year-Old Record the fact that by state statute building and loan associations 'are protected from runs af­ fords a reasonable assurance of the safe­ ty of the investment. 43rd Ytar in But inert ®!l£ Rational ffioan & Unueatnrent OTotnpattH . 1250 Griswold SL, Detroit Extabliihcd 1889 J. L. Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings Mra. F. J. Hughes Saturday afternoon Mr*. Alice Klams returned Friday night from University hospital, Ahn turning to the hospital again. She is somewhat improved in health and hopes to receive much "benefit from the treatmenu ahe is taking. Mr and Mrs. Leon Felder celebrated their eleventh wedding anniversary February 3. There were eighteen guests present. Mr. and Mra. Burton Felder of Kalunuusoo, Mr. and Mrs Clifford Smith and son. Raymond, of Oshtemo; Robert Richardton of Battle Creek. Ruaael) Jackson. Mr. and Mra. Peter Deleys. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Felder and ■on. Lyle; Mr and Mra. John Oliphant and son, Richard; Mr. and Mrs. John Carlisle, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Smith, local. The evening was pleasantly spent in playing pedrn after which re­ freshments were served. Thc guests Felder many more year* of wedded Ufe. The Triple Link will meet with Mrs P W Smith Friday. February 13. Pot luck dinner. That being Lincoln* birthday the program will consist in part of readings and anecdotes of Lin­ coln. The ladles are requested to come In their oldest clothes in keeping with the depression and unemployment comic valentines will be exchanged. Leon Castle of Orangeville was a guest ot hi* uncle and aunt Wednesday. Carl Damon was a caller the same day. of Hickory Comers on Wednesday aftemoon at her home. 8lie too. was only ill a abort time And funeral *cmoe* were conducted at the Wes­ leyan church In Hickory Comer* of TIRES AND TUBES 30x3V> Mrs. Jennie Johnson I* helping in the. home of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Richard* Bulb Mr*. Richard* and Mr. Adams are making a nice recovery from recent", Hines*. George Lelnaar of Hickory Corners broke his leg last week while cutting1 logs on Dell Groat* farm near Ban­ field. He was brought to the local hospital and was able to be taken home Sunday. People in this part of the county hare ceased to worry about not hav­ ing any anow thia winter as plenty of it fell in only a few hours Thursday and with tiie ice beneath it. made traveling rather a risky undertaking spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. E R. i Willison. Mrs France* Searles spent thc week 1 end with Mrs Kate Burdick and fam- ' COATS GROVE. Hie L“ A. 8. met Thursday at Mrs. Claude Wood's In Hastings. In spite of the storm there wws a good attendance. Mr*. Blanche Bayne had charge of an interesting program. Some from here attended the P. T. A. at Martin Friday evening. A good program wa* put on at the Community Service Sunday evening. Ernest Smith and Bessie Woodman sang a Negro Spiritual; "Jesus. Savior. Pilot Me" was given with illustrations. Mrs. Keith Bowman gave piano aolo A play. "At the Parting of the Ways." was given. Mrs. Guy Kantner sang two solo*; Gladys Bennett gave a reci­ tation. Duet. "Laying Up Treasure* Up There." by Pearl Dctnond and Stella Kelsey and a Pageant, "The Shining Ring." closed the program. Freeport visited Andrew Townsend s on Sunday. Mrs. E. 8. Thompson and daughters. Virginia and Martha. and other rela­ tive* went to Ann Arbor Sunday to visit Mr. Thompson at the University hospi­ tal. The latter has had one operation and expect* to have another. Miss Ruth Woodman was home from Caledonia on Sunday. Miss Carol Potter of Hastings visited Freda Smith over the week end. Next Sunday evening the Community meeting will be led by Mrs. Bessie Woodman; musician. Mra. Alma Boul­ ter; booster, Mrs. Florence Dunnigan; handshaker. Clark Oversmith. The program will combine Evangelism. Pro­ hibition and Patriotism. The school u expected to furnish sonic number*. Mra. Elsie Moran ot Hastings, district and county evangelistic superintendent of W. C. T. U. will speak. Mrs. Frank Loomis of Woodland, local evangelistic superintendent, will assist with other musical numbers. NORTHEAST WOODLAND. Last Week s Leter. Mr. and Mrs. Hamburger and chil­ dren spent Sunday with Bessie Valen­ tine of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Eaglekroud and son of Detroit spent from Friday until Sunday with E. J. Sheldon; Mr*. Ty­ ler and children came Sunday after­ noon to visit with her sister. Rev. Relble ot Woodbury took supper with Will Valle* Thursday. Arthur Stairs and Homer Smith of Carlton called on John Stairs Monday afternoon. KIDNEYS DIURETIC 29x4.40 30 x 4.50 Tube 75c Tube 86c Tube 89c RADIO 13-PlATE Special SATURDAY ONLY EXIDE EVERREADY "B" Ag*U w. oH.r 5-taba MIDGET MODELS at *15.95 $£95 BATTERIES Nouo to Doalora 1 Pr. to a Cuil»«r. Thi. fe . xrowUtfwl RADIO BARGAIN Saturday only over for the first time thi* arlnter and the Ashing sport has begun. But we QUIMBY. Tlte p. T. A. at thc church Thursday night waa well attended and everybody | enjoyed the program and supper. Charles Casteieln. who was taken suddenly ill Wednesday night with neurallga of tiie heart t» some better at this writing. Miss Hilda HUI ot Carlton Center spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mr*. Otis Hill. The Young People s 8. 8. class was »le Hughes. Mra. Belle Mullen and Jane attended the surprise party for very pleasantly entertained at BarryMr. and Mrs. John J. Doster ot Milo. ville church Friday night. A large and jolly crowd enjoyed the spending several months with her. re­ and Mrs. Doster leave us but what la turned to her home in Boston, Mass, cur" loss Is Woodland's gain. Success All will be sorry to learn that Mrs. George Scott is not quite *o well at this ^Tuesday. February 16 te the regular writing. The 8. D club met at the home of meeting of the Rebekah lodge They will have a Washington program and sup­ Mr. and Mra. Glenn Kellogg Saturday per after the business meeting Thc night. The evening wav spent with gentlemen are invited to attend the music and games. All hope we may program and supper. Hope all the have many more of these meetings. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Rllzman and members will be present. Fred N. Ketchum of Kalamazoo vis­ daughter and Mr. and Mrs. William ited his grandmother, Mrs. Jennie Nor­ Ritunan spent Sunday with Mr. and ris, Saturday P M and called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Norris. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Norris and Lucy were In Kalamazoo Saturday P. M. on business. PRATT DISTRICT i Coral Wilson returned to her home । in Scottville Wednesday after visiting ' Mr*. Edgar Mead the ;>a*t ten day*. We were sorry to hear that Lena attended the funeral services of Mrs Lipkey had to go to the Pennock hos­ Thomas Gorham Thursday A. M. at pital last week for observation but Is Delton. now &o much Improved to be able to go Mr. ami Mrs Wm. E Beadle enter­ tained friends from Kalamazoo Sun­ er district. day afternoon and evening. Mixa Olive Kelley of BatUe Creek her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kelley. Misses Esther and Margaret Huffman of BatUe Creek spent the week end with their parents, Mr. and Mr*. Dirk Huffman. Mr and Mrs. Carroll Cutler. Mr. and Mrs. Carey Althouse attended lire fu­ neral of their aunt, Mrs. Celesta Montgomery, of Halting* Friday after* noon. Hazel Cronk of Muskegon spent the week end with home folks Mn. Claud Mead of the Star district and Mrs. Ethel Hess of Hastings visit­ ed Mr*. Edgar Mead recently. Friday'and Saturday Only! Elizabeth Williamson Of Kala- A building and loan association la a "mutual co-operative financial inatl- out-of-town "relatives and friends fPECIA Uon Wednesday rooming al Um Plain- a ah AmmUMom w*U hospital. th* U doing nicely. Her In* EXCHANGE FLASHLIGHTS Complete, 2 Cell . . AaOC HEAVY »•» BWg DUTY RADIO HORNS PENN-LINE OIL $n75 3 DRY CELLS 5 Gallon..................... NOW 3 for...................... 1 d* jfato Jport Jhop “Drivt-ln Service Phone 2177 Mr*. Laurence Rltsman of Hastings All are glad to hear that Mrs. Conk­ lin, who Is at Pennock hospital, U some better. Mr*. Grace Chaffee spent last week with relative, in 8L Johns. week with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Callahan of Hastings. 8ANDY HILLS. Hastings Sunday School every Bunday at J.00 Clifford Flowers of Jackson, and *la„„ John 'bhin ■ nd daughters, cadRd on ids brother William, of Prairieville on Sunday. church Sunday, to hear our pastor. Mrs FOODS - LENT at LOWEST PRICES appropriate for LENTEN moms. Too aopo- ttema Dated below make tMa atfwly aavtasa WMUta KDWOMtBW MACARONI or Spaghetti **•*“ 29* SARDINES Domestic —/n Oil or Muttard IMPORTED SARDINES FANCY WET PACK SHRIMP SANDWICH SPREAD PINK SALMON 3--25c 10c IO.J« 10c No. 1 Six. C*. RAJAH Cold Stream ta^ can 10‘ N. B. C. SODA CRACKERS 2 Si 19c SUGARED or PLAIN DOUGHNUTS No. 2 Csuw IOC BROKEN SUCED PINEAPPLE SCRATCH FEED •’tar SOAP CHIPS Eaty Tash $1.19 29c 5-B. carton IN AAP QUALITY MARKETS LEAN. FRESH PICNICS PORK ROAST CHOICE CUTS u-lOc BEEF ROAST ALL CENTER CUTS PORK CHOPS 2u*25c CENTER SHOULDER CUTS u. 10c PORK STEAK SMOKED PICNIC HAMS A&P FOOD STORES ThaGroat Atlantic �the PAGE TWELVE rnAwmtv sale. MORTnior. HAI.fi | LEGAL’NOTICES MOHTOAOB rOBECLOBUAE. th* hlahrat llJJir Harry and autr uf je.tr wrib*d ■ ’ < U ) »f th* »a*t bait qaatl»r 1'4) •aeapt • ..bib vl I arry. ctnutly ot Him raa mu icatioh banner. Wednesday, efbruary u. uh STRIKER SCHOOl fHSTBICT V Last Week’s Letter. ' Mr. and Mr* Walter Ickes will en­ tertain the L. A. S. Wednesday Feb­ ruary w. 10. Everyone r.veryune comr. come. Mr. and Mn. Donald Geiger and baby left Wednesday for Shipman. Miss , where they will spend several weeks with the former’s brother. Wal­ ter Geiger, and family. Mr. and Mn Eknory Houghtalin arc spending several days in Sparta visit- th* north rartiun of th* rr 1 ‘a 1 anj th* a*ath«**l ur (I* > of th* aouthraat irr ill .reti.n ».«hl («). . A. D. CHANCERT SALS John Ruling. Mrs. Amy Bonneville and Mrt. Vert Robinson spent Friday afternoon with Mrs Kenneth Babcock Mrw‘Frank Robinson of Union City is visiting this week with her husband who Is working for Mr. Vert Robinson. The community expresses their sym­ pathy to Mr. and Mrs Fay Hull and George Klenk. family of Jackson in the death Of their Mr. and Mrs. Swan Anderson of baby which was burned at Brush Ridge Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Eric Fin­ cemetery. They were former residents strom and children of Bay City called on Mr and Mrs. Lon Campbell ThursHay evening. 8BULTZ. Mr. and Mrs. Burk Bowes of Port­ Mr. and Mrs. Leo Welfare dnd chi)-' land and Mrs. Frank Densmore of dren of Hastings spent Sunday with Hastings spent Thursday with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs John Ruling. Mrs. Walter Ickes. Sunday visitors with Mrs. Katherine Mra. Nagier and Mrs. Vanderlip of Hart and children were Mr. and Mrs Freeport are visiting Mr. and Mr* Fred Bourns. Frank Boujna and Mrs, Samuel Geiger , N. Bouma of Grandville and Shirley Mr. and Mrs Clayton Shurlow and Cowing of Midland children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thompson and Mn. Bert Scott of Hastings. Vern Stanley spent Sunday tn Kalamasoo. SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Barnard enter­ Last Week's letter. tained the former's brother from Zee­ Mrs Oeo. Hull and Mrs Roy Rey­ land Saturday. nolds entertained tiie Birthday club Friday at the home Of Mrs. Hail. Elec­ tion of officers and other business for next year was. talked over. The officers elected are as follows: President. Myr­ na Strait; Vice-President. Thelma Hall; Secy-Treasurer. Lorrne Strait The next meeting will be with Mn. Herman Zenke. Harold King and Arden Houaler went to Manton early Friday morn­ ing for over the week end to visit rela­ tives. Mr. and Mrs. George Hall. Mrs. Kate King. Mr. and Mn. W. Myrlen Strait. Edwin Williams and Mr. and Mn. Asa Strait attended a card party Friday evening at W1M Boda home In Lansing. Mr. and Mn. George Hall enter­ tained Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Price of Lansing and Mr. and Mn. Asa strait and Edwin Williams Sunday. Alice Hill of Albion was home over Sunday. 4 3S/100 dollar* NOTICE TO CUDITOU clone Sally” which was very good. Mr. and Mrs James Gothard. Mrs. Janet Pettengill and William Hieaer were at Battle Creek, and visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pettengill. The house owned by Homer Becker and occoupled by Herbie Eatons burned to the ground Sunday P. M. No: very much was saved. Mr. Eaton has a large family and has not had any Several from this way attended the party Saturday night at Moose Tem­ ple. given by George Gillespie of Vir­ ginia. There was a large crowd and a delicious supper was served and al! had a fine time. QUIMBY. Letter. George Scott, who’ has been under 1 roun' D' 1 ■ hrard ’fwatla’’’ H*.i**a. HI *14 I'.rsad Hr I. Morn* O. Hill. DRDEB FOB rUBLICATIOM. tic copy of Order f> •riciaal rrr-rd Ito ••h-e. and that it i IN TESTIMONY Wllt.UEoi* I MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. and Helena. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Nile Castelein, who BRANCH DISTRICT. TAMARAC CORNERS. I Last Week’s Leter. Last Week's Letter. The Dorcas Society of North Maple Mr. and Mrs. Myric Curtis *nd urove Grove cA-angvncai Evangelical enuren church wui will mm meet nwu>er. Ann. CurlU. .petit Thumd.y M„ Vm h.wMIU, with their m Cjcll. Mid taWy .nd February it. A eordl.l lnrtassisted them at butchering. utk_ ..’'•“"“““ft »• •"> I Mn. L EMudre went U> Flint s.t** *■ 'L3?!1.10:.0 a^en urday to vUll her .on. Father John .M Mn.reulSlnUonolOruwllUp. .D,y/who u tan, removed to the Id. Wednesday wadMn Saeah Hudor the Male. She expects die‘.ndIson. Leon. Thursday F. M. M yW, d.uahlee. m,, p,,™ M Shrllenbaner Untied Den Oleo' R home, and Unity. Fry and lamlly. Etaer Henry Bldelhw made « business Shetlenbamee end family, and Jolly lri u p,w p,w aofelneUle FrlHoush and family a. a surprne on Mrs. d • eldelman and Mn. Saddler Mru. an elderly lady alayln< there, it ttcconl~mcd hJm as tar a. Richland K.W. ,Uyed „ hcm, [h< being h„ her birthday Frida. Friday .>»». evening. They all came with well filled baskets daughter. Mrs. Frank Parks. and all enjoyed a nne time. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bidelman were Mr. and Mrs. George Sears spent Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ Thursday at Wayne Long's in Wood­ ward Chaffee at Hickory Corners. land. Mrs. Maud Wortley entertains the A chamois skin used for washing windows cleans the glass with little effort. Investing Safely The personality of the Standard's director* is reflected in IU stringent regulation* which have carried it safely through war, panic, and prolonged financial depression. During over 39 years the policies of the Standard hare proven the wisdom shown in their shaping, during which time we have paid 5% dividends. Never a miss and no shareholders have ever lost a penny on withdrawal WE INVITE YOUR INVESTMENT. Standard Savings & Loan Association ^•4. LOST ANYTHING? Try a Banner Want Adv, At our present rate of earnings 25 Cents a Day Or $7.50 per month will bring you $1,000 in about 103 months. Prepare now for the "rainy day." Full information sent on request. Capitol Savings & Loan Company LANSING. MICHIGAN . Local Representative: J. L. Maus <ft Son 9 Ktad* COAL ONE OF THEM WILL SURELY SUIT YOU Hastings Lumber & Coal Co J. L. MAUS St SON Harting.. Michigan FRANK SAGE TELEPHONE 2S15 Sixm* Parity Nut Oleo Bread For cooking or table uh it. Country Club - NEW MILK-MADE - lb. loaf 5c Iba. 25c 10c $1.39 lb . 19c lb*. 3 100 lb. bag °~"«r ..... . Pork and Beans Bulk Lima Beans 4 10 CORN .^Standard quality BROWN SUGAR Canuina old fashion GINGER SNAPS or FIG BARS Strong - well mad* CANVAS GLOVES Bulk ROLLED OATS cans 2 lb*. 25c 15c 49c 10c 15c 25c 2 10 pint Ju* |b«- 2 9I 19c 13c keg. 79c can 10c 19c qt. 25c lb. Halaacan . BREAD SAVE ■ $ No. 2 cana 25c Puritan Syrup (Country Club Pancak* Flour. 2 20-oi. pky*. 13c, Bulk Macaroni or Spaghetti MIXED HERRING OVAL SARDINES TUNA FISH SALAD DRESSING ioc 7c ll^-lb. loaf 5 BULK PRUNES California 70-M also NAVY BEANS Michigan hand picked SCRATCH FEED CHERRY BLOSSOM COOKIES and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Har1 mon. of Cressey returned home last It Is universally conceded that a bank or financial institution is no stronger than the personality of Its directors and onicer* who control It—determine IU policies. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Some of the greatest fortunen of the world-g-in fact, most of them—began with small Havings. Watch your local Kroger Store windows for outstanding daily ' specials. They’re your opportunity -to save elark is able to return to his mail route Mon­ day. All glad to see him out again. Probtu 1 Mrs- George Scott, who has been III ------------ for several months. Is some better at . ! this writing. All hope she may soon reNOTICE TO CBEDfrORB. helping to care for her. Mn. Rev. Ouy Wilson of Crossville. ' Tenn. who has been visiting her cous­ in. Mn. A. D. Lowell, and other rela­ tives here and In Ohio, returned to her home Monday. Edwin Sponable returned Monday TO WHOM IT MAY COXCEHX: Small Savings Building Fortunes I STATE ROAD. Last Week’s Letter. Mr. and Mrs. James Solhard spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. William Coleman and family of Rutland. Several from this road attended thc KOKTOAOE BALE BOITOAOE BALE. ■inn.Tz. Last Week’s Letter. A Bladder Physic ir half < % Haunr. Hsbfl W. Mr.. ' lysTTXos Em baMy brand WRAPPERS For only 10 Country Club Bread Wrappers and 25c you may select any piece of Enamelware in the store. OYSTERS ------ Fine for frying pint 25c quart 49c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Mak* Kroyar't your haadquartara for fruit and vagatabla purchaM*. Sweet Potatoes RUTABAGAS SQUASH CABBAGE Grapefruit :y kiln dried J Dalidou* flat Freeh Michigan Michigan Hubbards Solid heads Fancy Floridas - heavy with jutca Suva them of ten / KR-QGER Smoked Ham QUALITY MEATS - LK 15c ROLLED RIB RQAST BEEF POT ROAST - 10c 12Msc PORK SHOULDER ROAST c—c.. -• 8c t BEEF RIB FINE FOR BAKING PORK ROAST Picnic Style 3 u». 25c � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-02-17.pdf a5788157852e227a1ba369935645b2a6 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR 14 PAGES PAGES 1 to 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, FEBRUARY 17,1932 NUMBER BARRY COUNTY HEALTH Conlin Believes That Real Estate and NEW K SEEMS UNIT HAS AUTHORITY PUBLIC INV TED TO Cases of Contagions Or Com­ Industrial, Civic and Welfare Personal Property Should Bear Only WASHINGTONPAGEANT CONTRADICTORY Lenders to Meet With municable Disease Should Be Reported to Them American Legion TWO MATINEES SCHEDULED Essential Parts of Government Costs PROS. ATTY. BARNETT EX­ COMMUNITY MEET­ ING THIS EVENING The American Legion, with its 10.000 FOR SCHOOL PUPILS OF del-standing--------------------In the rural---districts cotiLegion Posts in the United States. U cations of services .already maintained more than one-fourth of one per cent.,------------------------------Herewith la the final Installment putting on a •j»rogTam to help relieve Higher education welfare work and cemlng the duties of the Barry County siiould be abolished. of the talk on taxation given by CITY AND COUNTY unemployment. In Jhc opinion of the There should be a graduated consti­ other state activities, including the Health Unit, Thomas Conlin. publisher of the rural agricultural extension work, for-1 “ resident from southern commander of the Legion. Henry L. tutional limitation of a rate of from Crystal Falls Diamond Drill, before Stevens, a 'serious emergency exist* HAS ASKED FOR ATTY. one-fourth to not more than three- estry. public recreation and conrerva-1 Barry county, who had previously serv- EVENING PERFORMANCES a meeting of the Michigan Pre.ss tlon should be sustained by some other I ed as a township health officer, said comparable with that of 1917. so or­ fourths ol one per cent governing the Association. In the following dis­ RESERVED FOR ADULTS GENERAL S OPINION ders have been issued for aH ’Legion ­ amount that may be levied against form of taxation. They are. in the l*«ple In hte community still call him i cussion Mr. Conlin touches the sub­ naires to unite with other cittern* to real property for county purpmci main, activities that have come about I and ask for assistance in cases of eonject of county and state taxation Question.of Re-registration and help relieve the ‘unemployment situa­ and closes the talk with a sugges­ This rate will provide all the funds a» the result of wealth and industry J ta«ious dteeore. I N° Admiision Uhargeg — All t,h?w„ ’on’Mrrly done by the geatg nan ge Reserved Free necessary for county purposes if du-,। and their support should come from, Al* tion of how proposed changes in Method of Conducting Elec­ tion. that element of the state life. ilocal health ofileers in the town* and I ... Laurence J. Bauer Post No. 45 has plications now existing in county gov-; taxation can be brought about. tions What form this "other tax source" township* has now been taken over by । of Charge Jn Advance ...... Causing Confusion arrangea arranged tor for a meeting or of inausinai. Industrial. eminent are cut out. THEN WE HAVE THE COUNTY । should take I am not prepared to say J*’e Health Unit and all cases should special matinee performance* of th* There has been considerable discus- welfare and civic leaders of this counNEXT COMES THE STATE Some Washington Returns." will slon In the newspapers of Michigan | ty to be held in the Community Rooms This sKodld be (lie unit of government of the state's expenses should comt i, but probably from Income. Sale# and ** reported to the Unit* office In this। I other taxes, plans that place Michigan'*' c,l„y.... , J *hiMr.n concerning the new registration law. It i of the Hastings National Bank this, next below the state. The county tfren for the benefit of children seems to be confusing to many town-1 Wednesday, evening. February 17. at should be charged with the adminis­ from taxes upon real property. The I। business at a disadvantage compared! 1111s ftVOltU duplication of effort and I with those activities in other states I “ ^res everyone of expert advice and | throughout the county, according to limit, well say. should be placed al the ! ship and eity officials, as they do no: 7:30 o'clock, when plans will be present- tration of its territory, the care of the I am not in favor of. ’ i e * n ' 8u P ‘ D A VanBusklrk. seem to understand what their duties, ed and discussed for carrying out the indigent, public health and all other administration expenses of the state Elections of every kind should be REMEMBER—CALL THE HEALTH; On Tuesday. February 23. at 2:30 are under this new (aw. | local Legion's part- "of this national activities necessary to fill *n between government as it was projected before paid for by a head tax of some kind- UN,T OFFICE-not a former local o'clock tn the afternoon, seats in the At the Banner's request Prosecuting program. tne state and the township. , r.me.1 Central «*h™i school .urfitmHmn ludlterium will a. be ~reIt poll tax, vote---------------------------tax or any other | health officer. ------------------------------The probate judge should be rqgde a lot of adjuncts to our government call 1 served for pupils of the country schools tiie law aniPhas given us a statement,' a county judge with Jurisdiction up to that have served principally to hobble, old name. The ballot Is too cheap In I and other schools throughout the eounwhich explains II very clearly. Our at least $500 and to him should come industry and burden the taxpayers I Michigan, it's so cheap that the prlv-' ty; while on Wednesday. February 24. all of the petty litigation of the coun­ Such would include the salaries of state I liege Is being neglected and corrupted regders will appreciate the following from Mr. Barnett: ty that has not been taken to the ad-, officers and maintenance of state ■ Let the voter pay an annual fee of. not( । for all school pupils of the Hastings joining city or village local Judges or offices, the care of the mentally sick, j to exceed, a dollar and let the tax re-1 February 13. 1933. public schools and the St. Rote school. the prisons and reformatories, and the I ceipt be his registration card. I onJustices for adjudicstlon. . Hastings Banner. " । On Friday and Saturday evenings. Fcb|tlcipate considerable opposition and The offices of coroner, county aur- state courts. Hastings. Michigan. . niarv M and 37 th* twrfnrniarwei will veyort drain • commissioner and others I’ To sustain thia service the tax on some ridicule over this proposition, but Gentlemen:— n.l rtet. te llnuud in n... .Continual on Hwn p.n ten- SMALL SHAOK BLSW 0VBB " A member of your staff recently re­ WATERWORKS SYSTEM BE­ of the like that have come to be dupll- -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------au scat* tn tne auaitonum win De requested me to furnish a few words of ING OPERATED ECONO­ ONTO HARLAN *erved, according to Supt. VanBusklrk, explanation concerning the new regis­ MICALLY SWEITZER tration law which Is oonfuslng so many He further states that no tickets will of the county and township officials be given out unUI the evening of the PRESENT COST IS TWO throughout the state. SEVERE WINDSTORM performance, at which time those who I have hesitated to immediately com­ Rotarians Entertaining Others have arranged for Uckets can call for CENTS PER 1000 GALLONS CAUSED ACCIDENT THURS. same at the box office in the Central ply with your request for the reason At a Washington Program ' that there Is a very decided argument , --------------, school. Tickets will be held until 7:4> as to the interpretation of this new law These Conditions Preclude Idea On Monday Had Just Recovered From Serio dort Blur which they will be passed JURORS CALLED FOR AP­ The Hastings Rotary club has in-1 MEETING FOR ELECTION OF and directly opposite opinions have For Necessity of Standpipe ous Injuries Sustained I out to those who have been unable to been expressed by competent authori­ PEARANCE ON MONDAY, OFFICERS WILL BE HELD vlled hs Its guests next Monday noon.' Whan Wit Bv n Wnrrnn arrange for ticket* before. RerervaUon* For City's Use ties. . . When Hit By a Wagon I c,n arranw.d by calling the High the members of the Hastings Lions duo I VERY SOON FEBRUARY 29 The Banner files will show tliat. The great benefit which would be de­ and the Hastings Commercial club | Harlan V. Sweitzer, age 71. of -Wood-1 school office. rived from,the Installation of the new when our waterworks .plant was operatland, was Instantly killed about four! No charge will be made for ticket* or Tlx speaker provided by the committee system cam not be*„.. disputed. It is a ., ed by steam power, the pumping cost THIRTY-ONE COU­ P. M. Thursday afternoon, as the re- for reserving ticketo. Mr. VanBusklrk for the occasion te Dr. Knouss. of the QUEER SITUATION puts I .In alone, was "card .system" proposition that ■ pmui u, recent years, for .fuel —--------suit of injuries he received when a tutea. A voluntary collection will be department of history at. Use Western _ a_ card ___ ■ of his asp ... and __ . i seven and one-half cents for each innn every voter upon 1000 PLES SEEKING DIVORCE State Teachers College,of Kalamazoo, EXISTED 10 DISTRICT shack, against which he was leaning to taken at the two evening performance* greatly simplifies the handling of his I gallons pumped. Our city readers will protect hlrrisclf from the wind, blew to help pay expenses. Supt. VanBusklrk who will speak of Washington and his I individual voting franchise when he. be Interested to know that this cost ha* Seven Criminal Causes On contribution to his country and to the, No Tax Spread For Mainten­ over and crushed him. breaking hl* adds. however, that those who are pre­ moves from one precinct to another, j been greatly reduced since the pumps senting the pageant hope that no perWorld. Calendar For February ance During Present from one state to another or when he have been operated by electricity. From Mr. Sweitzer not only owned a good Instead of being limited to the usual i the best information we can obtain a* dies or otherwise Is disqualified. Term In This County farm In Woodland, but also owned what Inability to make a contribution. The School Year time after the dinner, „ it „ is expected Act No. 306 of 1930 created thl* new to the cost at the present time of The February term of the circuit that that the.Rotarians thn Rntnrtnni and anil their mipatc guests will will I What Is known as the Lakeview Is known as the "Statslck farm." Just collection will not be forced In any law which is known as part 3-A of the I pumping water at the station by elec­ court convenes next week starting enjoy a social Ume together after the school district, fractional, including across the line In Eaton county and general election law which was former-: triettv. it Is only a little over two Tuesday. February 33. and the jurors near his home. ly in force. At the time of its paasage cpnLs P" 1000 gallons. A representa- are called for Monday. February 39 program shall have been completed territory in both Hastings and CastleOn the Statslck farm a sawmill ha* Expenses for the entire production Its effective dale, with the exception of I Uve of the Consumers Power Com- There is the usual calendar of chan­ Thls will be a delightful meeting, and ton townships, has been reorganized, so been temporarily located, which Is sawwill amount to ..^™ about ... gUO and those in two sections of the Act. was placed ; l»ny told the writer the other day that cery. jury-civil and criminal cause* very fitting in view of the fact that i far as the township boards of the two Ing out bam timber. Mr. Sweitzer left charge felt that many of thoac who the day is the 200lh anniversary of the ' townships can do so. No officers have wno visits many water The calendar follows: ahead to commence upon June 1st, . their engineer, who his home to go to the Statslck farm to ■ come to see the pageant will be willing birth of George Washington. ! been elected as yet, as that ha* to be (Continued on page five) | works --------- pumping ------ -plants in Michigan, ha* h“ aflar some enmn sheep. W look after He Ont got U aa far to make some small voluntary con­. --------Z ----— -------------------done by the people residing in the dte------ 1 * » declared that Die plant in Hastings I* as the saw mill. He was talking with tribution to help defray the coat. All People vs. John E. Armstrong and LOWER RATES FOR GAS ^X^Thu"^^ °‘ Mr. Statrick just before tile windstorm James Penney, obtaining property un­ Aft*r the tho storm Ktnrm it It was noticed the reorganization as have all others came. After ARE PROMISED USERS When the cost of pumping was seven der false pretense. who are Interested in the school. AI that the shack, which was fitted onto a r HnC rnuB1IJ[-u u'jcno|ftnd one-half cents per 1000 gallon*. People vs. Emmett Ryan, violation of I meeting wilt be called In the not distant truck and was used by the employees in the liquor taw. for sentence Conanmern Power Co An ' ‘ here was now and then some agitation uonsumers rower uo. An . ta favor Q[ thc clty pUttlng up a People vs. James Blair, violation of future when officers will be chosen. i the sawmill for shelter and for serving The Lakeview district has had a their meals, had Upped over. Mr. Stat­ nounces Change Which Will | standpipe, os such an addition to the transient merchant law. for -arraign­ queer experience. It was Included as, nick noticed this and went to see what city's waterworks system would then ment. Benefit Hastings People People vs. Lewis Weaver, assault and MERCHANTS CO - OPERATE a part of the proposed Castleton | damage was done. He noticed that the hav^more than cut fuel costs in two. The Consumer* Power Company has One can readily see how that would be. battery. Township Consolidated School district I lifeless body of Mr. Sweltxer was unWITH TROOPERS IN UN­ filed with the State Utilities Commis­ A pump Is most economically operated There were strenuous objections to be-1 demeath the overturned shack, his People vs. Earl V. Knoll, bastardy. USUAL DISPLAY sion at Lansing a downward revision of when running at about its rated capacIng put into that district on the part of body having been crushed when the People vs. Frank Kuehn, negligent residence ga* rate*, which will the people of the Lakeview neighbor- i shack overturned. Evidently when the homicide. (Continued on page three) benefit the smaller user*, by ex­ hood, because their interests are large-' wind began to blow Mr. Sweitzer had REV. PR. KAUFMANN TO People vs. Mack Deeds, violation of EVENT IS WIND-UP OF ly with the Hastings schools, as prac-! tried to shelter himself from the blast tending to every home the benefits of the prohibition law. WINDSTORM DID CON* the low ga* rates now exclusively ap­ “ANNIVERSARY WEEK’ tlcally all pupils, who passed the by standing up against the shack. The SPEAK AT ST. ROSE HALL plied to those having gas water heat­ eighth grade and whose parents lived, wind was stronger than he realised SIDERABLE DAMAGE Michigan Sanltorlum and penevolent ers. It te estimated that this will mean Pioneering, Camping, Archery, In that district had been sent to our । when he did this. High school to complete the twelve Mr. Sweitzer was a life long resident Subject Is "Theresa Neumann," a reduction of more than 1150,000 in Barn Blown Down Killing Sev­ Association vs. Fred B. Todd, assumpHandicraft, Cubbing Among grades. Tlve Lakevfcw"' district' was of Woodland township. The farm the cost of gas to consumers, which will Who Is Called the Bavar­ eral Head of Live Stock especially help customer* most in need' among those that brought the proposed. which he owned and lived on in WoodFeatures Shown * et al. ejectment. ian Mystic of *uch a reduction. I consolidated district into the courts (Continued on page five) On Thursday P. M. Fine displays and demonstrations Wolverine Fruit Products company Theresa Neumann, the Bavarian It will take Ume to apply the new i The lliC people u , , CIU _ One of the deciding points In that suit.I ---------------’ **' . ---------of this city realised featured scout - Window Day" Satur­ rates, as it will require an lndlvidual Thuriday Bftcrnoon at .bout four vs. William Boughne\ trespass on the day. Most of the troops In the county which was decided against the pro-1 GATHERING OF 4-H CLUB posed consolidation, was the fact that 1 J 1 ! J-n VUVD Crated lecture by Rev. Father Henry survey of every ga* customer* account।O.dockt there waa B KVen wlnd. The W. T. Rawleigh Company vs. F.. participated in this Anniversary Week It Included the Lakeview rural dis-; LEADERS ON THURSDAY and of the gas appliances in a large. £torm n dld wme dnmttge hcrc but event. Co-operation of mercliants with W. Mead, ct al. assumpsit. I, -------------------------------------------------------- trlct, which both the circuit court here Uh hall on Tuesday evening. February proportion of the home, which the nothing serious in the city. John Nels* vs. Louis E. Barnett, as-: the scout troops made this event the company te supplying with gas aerviceJ Jn the southwestern port of the Handicraft and Giothing Club sumpsit. | success It was. Thu renowned lady who lives at It will not be possible to make the । COunty It assumed almost the proporWork, Judging, Etc., Are (Continued on page nine, part two) I Local firm* that permitted the use Konnersreuth. Germany, has been The original Lakeview district lower rate effective until April, and in,---------— • ----------• -• 1 tlons of a cyclone and demolished the | of display windows were: The Miller (ConUnued on page six) Topics For Discugaion some Instances not before May 1. barn of James Herrington, on Section Furniture Company. Crothcrs Hard­ count of her stigmata and Friday af­ This rate change will benefit 600 or 34 in Hope township. This was a nearly I. 0.0. F. CO-OPERATES IN Men and women leaders of 4-H ware Store, the Waldorf! Furniture 700 residence customers In Hastings new hip-roof bam, 36x56. Three horses Handicraft and Clothing clubs In Bar­ flictions. Catholics, Protestants, Jews. WELFARE DRIVE HERE Store, the J. C. Penny Company. Lar­ TWO POULTRY MEET­ and will mean a reduction of approxi­ were killed and two cows and other ry county will meet In Hastings on sen's Dry Goods Store, the Goodyear mately 33.200 a year to them. The new livestock were Injured when the build­ INGS ARE ARRANGED | Thursday afternoon, February 18 for llgion have called at her humble home. Hardware Store. T. 6. Baird Clothing rate Involve* a monthly minimum „„ wu sides M I a Leaders' Training school, occord- Medical men. leaders In their profes­ ing vuimpocu collapsed.. It blew In ,two of. Vote to Put Barrels In Down­ Company. Palmer's Drug Store, and change to 31.00, but brings a lower av-1 Ulc atructure and Ule roof craved O. E. Shear From M. S. C. Com-' Ing to Harold J. Foster, County Agri­ sion. and scientists have investigated Town Sections to Receive LyBarker's Drug Store. erage rate per thousand cubic feet. down jn guCh a manner as to damage Agents . - and studied her case and have been At Miller Furniture Company, Troop inglpto Barry Co. On'Fri- j' cultural Donations For Needy h®**1 . „ the livestock as described. Z State club leaders. Miss Wlxon and unable to give any natural explanation. 71. T. 8. K. Reid, scoutmaster, gave a .It will be remembered that the city, T|Je afternoon a bam belongAt the last regular lodge meeting. fine example of the difference between t day and Saturday , Mr. Lundin from Michigan State Col­ Her power to endure excruciating pain. council some Ume ago selected a com- lng j^.^, Johnson, one-half mile Hastings Lodge No. 8 L O. O. F. ap­ the unorganized gang who were playO. E. Shear. Extension Poultryman.! lege. will be present to give Instructions mlttM>nf quick recovery have not been humanly mlttecof Itsnwn its own members to take un up east of Prairieville, was badly damaged pointed a committee to take immedi­ mg cards, shooting craps, etc., and the Michigan State College, has been «-' accounted'for. This Is all tha more re­ the matter of reduced gas rate* with by the stonn. It pushed In the west ate step* for unemployment relief. "Scout Gang'* organized with a con- cured by County Agricultural Agea(. Lundin will cover the finishing of the markable because she Is not supported the consumers company. ThLi change end of the bam and ten bnn delml In ora.. about istructivt program. At Crothers „„„. Hard- Poster, for two poultry meetings In handicraft articles and other things by either solid or liquid nourishment. In rates, made voluntarily by that com­ half the roof. m-operny wIU, niter artejnMnUte., w„ 8U„ b UWflklUk. L. Barry county. Mr. Shear will be at the i important to the closing of the handi­ Father Kaufmann Li one of the few pany has the approval of the com­ Both barns were covered with wind­ Woodland school at 1:30 P. M. on' craft work. Miss Wlxon will discuss Americans who has had the privilege mittee and will be effective for those storm Insurance. Friday. February 10 and on Saturday! demonstration teams, judging teams of twice visiting this renowned lady^n benefited In their bills which will be There were numerous reports coming morning, February 30 at 10:00 o'clock and local and county achievement ex­ WELCOME GLEE CLUB her home. He has had personal visits paid May 1st. hibits us well os other things pertain ­ into the Windstorm Company from all Mr. Shear will conduct a meeting in ing to the clothing club project. parts of this county telling of small ruary 17 al which time the heads of MADE DECIDED HIT the town hall of Assyria. Clothing and handicraft art? two of with her parents, her pastor and tho SPECIAL LENTEN SERV­ losses, such as barn doors smashed, the various charitable organization* Mr. Shear* talk will be mainly on will dtecusa the best plan of action. It the subject of “Baby Chicks," their the moat popular 4-H club projects In , village doctors. Besides hl* persona! in­ ICES -ARE ARRANGED shingles blown off, etc. When It Entertained a Large te the intention of the Odd Fellows to management, care, feed and disease Barry county. Twenty-seven Handl-, vestigation* Father Kaufmann reads place several barrels In the downtown; craft and 31 Clothing elute are organ-1 and studies the report* of the investlAudience In Battle Creek prevention. The chick season will soon ized Speaker of Prominence Coming and doing very satisfactory wjirk | gaUons that are being conducted all sections with the request that the pub- * be ixre now and the care the chick’ <ri have In mind the w-. —..v„ of an ’ Monday Evening in tire county this year. This 1> i» the time. Hte knowledge of aevaral lie contribution For Each Wednesday extra’can* of "groceriei" whUc'makingThe Welcome Glee club has won a gets determines to a large degree, the slight falling off in number of elute I languages enables him to read theao reEvening D. Loren Harshberger has decided their dally purchases and dropping the । lot of distinction for the community of Special Lenten services are In prog-’ to move to another state so will have same into the barrel. The work of the Welcome Co-.ners. a few miles north Mr. Shor U . m»n «U QuHUtal U, Mr. raUr.MJ fen .Mr U> Ihr dmi wrU^it. UM fedrMj anuel Episcopal church an auction sale on the old Blocher Odd Fellows since the lodge was char- of the city. This Glee Oil sneak on this subject due to the fact work. I For tne past fifteen jeara he has been Rev. J. A. McNulty as farm, 3 miles cast and one-quarter mile tcred has been unceasing in It* relief' peared before mtny -w—- ana varied au­ IhMprevious to working with the ExAfter the Handicraft and Clothing the chaplain at 8t. Mary"* arid the Re­ tension Department he8 owned and club work Li finished the livestock and reiving hospH*U in Detroit Ht» experdiences around Michigan and is always follows: work to help Die needy and this work j dienres --------south of Coats Grove, sale to begin at Sundays at 10:30 A. M.—Sermon 12:30 o'clock. Mr. Harshberger oilers a has extended far beyond the memffer-! erected with liberal applause for the managed aP very successful hatchcry1 crops 4-H dubs will be organized to lence In these two large and busy boaseries by the Rector on "Why Men hay baler, some live stock and farm ship of the lodge alone. It te the pres­ character and quality ol Its music. near Fremont For a number of years ’ run throughout the summer. Mr. Fos- pltals and hl* contact and cotunltaMonday evening the Welcome Glee Mr SheaT was R O P iwi^tor for Ur expects a great increase in this tlons with leading medical men hare Love Jesus Christ." ent intention to make distribution of Wednesday evenings at 7:30 P. M — Col. W. H. Couch auctioneer. all groceries collected In the barreLi to club appealed before a large Battle the state which took him onto many <ork from the Interest that Is now be- qualified him to speak with authority Visiting preachers of note. families whose wage earners are unem­ Cree* audience, and as usual made a farms giving him contact with many >«W shown among boya and girls over about Theresa Neumanm Thursdays at 3:00 P. M.-Study class, ACKNOWLEDGE GIFTS ployed and whose needs arc acute. In big hit. being repeatedly encored. Paul methods of carrying on the poultry' tho county. People desiring a livestock, After the lecture Father Kaufmann or crop, club in their community; will be very gUd to inretr any qura"Building a Christian Nation." TO PENNOCK HOSPITAL. doing this work the lodge will be guided Oanguillet. who learned to yodel over Swings ... ............................... .. ..u talk the km *I**» over nw with with Sir that hla Pennock hospital had a pleasant sur­ by the advice of other charitable or­ tn Switzerland where they know how. We cannot help but fell that poultryproject Mr tlAMa tion*that hte a(izti»n*a audience amaiM would ItWa Ilka tA to On Wednesday evenings at seven­ prise during the past week when a ganizations that hove furnished or nrc was compelled to respond tn Ave en­ men __ »In _______ —LL _______ m that ar- aak. ask.Th* Thenubile publicla Ueordlallv cordiallyinvited. invitedBarry___________ county could gel many'Pnst^r hvfrwv verv thirty the following speakers have been contribution of 34 quarts and 34 pinta furnishing assistance to these families. cores. At the conclusion of the enter­ good ideas from Mr. Shear's talk. . rangemento can be made for the or­ In this manner duplications will be tainment we understand that the Glee secured: of fruit and vegetables, besides some SPECIAL SERVICES. ganization of a dub. club was signed up to broadcast over Rev. L. L. Dewey, pastor of ths Meth­ jam and jelly was given from the Es­ avoided. CHEER UP PARTI. Archdeacon of the Diocese. the radio at some lime In the future, odist Episcopal church here, haa ar­ tate of Clteta Montgomery, deceased. The next Cheer Up party will be held PUBLIC SUPPER. the date not being announced as yet. on Monday evening.. February 33, In February 24—The Rev. E. O. White. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes of Delton ranged with Rev. Stanley Nites, et The Welcome Comer* Glee club is the K. of P. hall. Fuller Bldg., and a Eaton Rapids, to conduct 8. John's. Ionia. also gave four quarts of fruit and vege­ cent supper to be given by the Ameri­ entirely composed of local talent and March 3—The Rev. W. Keith Chid­ tables. religious services tn this fine time is being planned. It is ex­ As a feature of the 23nd Anniversary ester. 8. John's. St. Johns. AH of these gifts are greatly appre­ can Legion Auxiliary on Wednesday emtiaces the following membership— pected that there will be several guests Week celebration, five scouts and two tending through the foilowUw March 9—The Very Rev. Charles K. ciated by the management, who are al­ evening. February 34 in the Legion Lou Matthews. Bernie Walker. Orlle from out of town. cubs representing all of the registered Jackson. Dean of 8t. Mark's Pro­ so grateful for the kindly, helpful spirit rooms from 5 Uli 7 o'clock. A Are menu Fausey. Ed. Powers. Paul Cangulliel. is being prepared, and all are Invited. Rene Gsnguillet. Stanley Malcolm. groups in Hastings visited the Has­ Cathedral. Grand Rapids. manifest. HASTING8 TWP. TAXPAYERS. Arnold Malcolm. Harvey Burgess. Edgar I will be at tho Hastings City Bank tings City Council meeting Friday EXECUTIVE MEETING. "YE OLD TIME DANCE." Smith, 8. James. Albion. Chenev. Gordon Utter and Orville Tut­ on Saturday. February 30 and Saturday evening, February 13lh. and offered An executive meeting of the county I. o. O- F. hall Friday night. Ftb- tle. Mte* Mildred Malcolm is the pian­ March 33—The Rev. and district officers of the Barry coun­ service which might arte* throughout ist and Miss Elvere Oangulllet assists C. Howard. Treat.—Adv. ty council of Religious Education will this city who are needy and In distress. her father, Pau) Ganguillet. in his MIXED DANCS8. civic duty standpoint and will tn no Your attendance and support solicited. yodellng selections. The club Is In no DANCE. Moose Temple Saturday, February 30. the Presbyterian church. All officers Good music. All welcome.—By Order way professional but sings for the love Every Saturday night at Clear lake. way interfere with employment of Carp's orchestra.—Adv. are urged to attend this moating. Of Committee.—Adv. —Frank Herrington. Adv. tf. of singing. PLAINS IT AB HE UN­ DERSTANDS ELECTR CITY CUTS PUMPING EXPENSE .WOODLANDMAN KILLED INSTANTLY USUALGRISTOFCIR lun7=etJ®IEWDST. HAS RE-ORGANIZED CUIT COURT CASES SCOUT EXHIBITIONS MARK. WINDOW DAY s -r | One Auction Sale Scout* Volunteer For Civic Dutiee �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, IM* ftcllve teeth were cared for. Removing OMIIGEHOIMER■KUS. B. 1.1 cago and Detroit over the Pirc Mar■ quette'* own line*. i The Michigan Central has very little ssssss sis si si u. is is ii *“* tor **«’South Haven branch from Ullll Ul Ui 111 vk Ui Hi • 11 [ Kalamazoo, arid almost none for the »nnrrmt>a c- K ,rx! 8. branch from Katepvaroo PERE MARQUETTE ACQUIRES t0 Woodbury. The proposed cut-off not only only save save the the Pere Pere MarMarPROPERTY 80 IT HAS ![■would would not । quette many miles of extra hauling on BEEN RUMORED I freight and ixstenger trains, bu! 'would also give that railroad access to '[-------------------------------Kalamazoo and Hastings, which would WOULD BE GREAT ADVANTAGE TO P. M. R. R. I ftin’teh additional traffic ,■ ■: Should thia transfer take place, as Milan nf Wnnlinw Saved h°P* ma>r ** *iue- ** would m"kc Extra Miles of Hauling Dated, Hotln<1 a fMr As Well As Providing Im- toed renter than Special Discount on all work Bought From Stock. Payment made when work is set on lot. Hastings Monument Works Irontidc Bro*., Prop*. Phone 2497 Hatting* 07803642 u proper diet, which Is the greatest need, and the other is an occasional visit to the dentist. . DR. DAVIS GAVE MOST IN­ TERESTING ADDRESS AT BROTHERHOOD the descendants of such people. who OUTLINED DIET FOR A GROWING CHILD have terribly infected teeth. due to a change in diet. lro|XMtant raU. Experiments Show Value of Children Eating Proper Food And Having Enough Rest it ever has been, andI proved F«.,onger Service •”'■«, Sf"" r ,, freight and passenger service from The writer had not noticed an *‘*n* noting* to and from Detroit and Chi­ lli tte* daily papers which stated that. C1WO the interstate Commerce CommHwlon,< , »---------------had permitted a change in the owner- --------------------------------------------------LETTER CARRIERS ASSN. ship of tlie C. K. and 8 R- R How­ ever. «r are informed, that the Chi­ TO OBSERVE BICENTENNIAL cago Herald, in one of it* test week ; issues, also a recent issue of a railroad Gov. Brucker Is Speaker.For magazine, made the statement that Program At Lansing On the Interstate Commerce Commission had granted to the Pere Marque'.tSaturday raiiroad the right to acquire the C. K Gov Brucker has been secured as the and 8.. also the Kalamarco and principal speaker al the Washington South Haven railroad lines from the Bi-Oentenntel program -.which will be Miclilgan Central. held nt the Temple House of the First Some time ago the Banner state! Methodist church in Lansing, after­ that the Pere Marquette iiad made ap­ noon and evening. Saturday. February plication to the Interstate Commerce 20th. under the auspices of the Eaton. Commission for the right to build a Clinton. Ingham. Barry and Calhoun cut-off line from some point In Van Counties Rural Leiter Carriers Asso­ Buren county, through this county, to ciation and Ladles' Auxiliary. a connection with the Pere Marquette Tlie program will include talks by Grand Raplds-Detroit line at Wood­ National Pte* w o. Armstrong of bury. It can be ’ seen why the Pere Niles. State Pres. O. W. Landon oLCas* Marquette »-ould desire such a cut off. City of the mens organlzatiosi. arid A* it Is now. all freight and passenger State Pres. Mrs. George Morton of St. business over the Pere Marquette be- Johns of Hie Ladies' Auxiliary, with ta-ren Chicago and Detroit has to be •pectel musical feautres.'Mayor- Peter taken to Grand Rapids over the Pere Gray of Lansing will act as toastmas­ Marquette's own line, there to be trans­ ter. . ferred to the Pere Marquette's Grand The Ladies' Auxiliary will serve tea Raptds-Dctroit line A cut-off leading in the Temple House parlors from 4 to from some point in Van Buren county 15 o'clock in the afternoon. Tlie banquet I will be held at 7:00, eastern standard I1 lime. The meeting is open to all postal I employees. To Whom This May Concern Into a child who hasn't any to begin with, but It will in every case improv* the child's health. There are two outstanding things ; Pythian Sisters had a very enjoyable j last Temple night, February 9th. with I a pot luck supper of which sixty pnrj took. The husbands played cards while [Temple meeting was held. A former • Past Chief Gladys Kelley iirescntcd the I following Past Chiefs with their pin* I in u very gracious manner: Arloa LaihI rop. Matte Ritchie. Ciiarlotte Hubbard, j Blanche Fox. Elte Myer*. Julia Brower. ; Edith Smith and Jessie Bessmcr. Norah ; Dawton and Marie Simmons being nbI sent will receive their pins at later : date. After TVmple pedro was efijoyed by both ladies and men. Rose Calkins [ receiving head prize for the ladies and ' Harry Waters for the men and conso­ lations by Charlotte Hubbard and Alta Tompkins. Saturday. February 13 the W. R. C. meeting was called to order by Prost dent, roll call of officers and chaplain read a portion of scripture and we repeated the American's Creed, and transacted the business of the day. There were 45 calls made on sick and shut-ins and $12 other than money re­ ported. Corps closed in regular order by giving flag salute and singing ••America " and furling the flags to the music of the •'Star Spangled Banner." The corps voted to have a birthday­ party February a Lincoln j। . 18lh with h ~— w d r^.W02.,yWjram -Pre“ Corr , Mrs. Edith Bechtel. --------------- ----------------------------------------------- SA A A AAA AAA AAA AAA 1 a,ate no decay after four years of such diet in 80 per cent of the children-'in one of these institutions; nor In 75 per cent of the children In each of two ethers and In 70 per cent in still an­ other. In other words diet alone, with­ out any dental treatment, proved that teeth were not defective after a period of four years of proper diet. This specialist has outlined a child * diet to insure good teeth, which must include for every child not less than a quart of milk per day. There must be one serving of a leafy vegetable every day. There must also be one serving of fruit every day. Vegetables and meat constitute the rest of the diet. Th.children were not allowed kny pastry, candy or sugar. The specteltet con­ tend* the starches in such food as rice, 'potatoes, bread, etc., turn to sugar and supply all that is needed. This special­ ist is convinced that sugar unbalances the diet and causes nearly all of tlie decaying in children's teeth. The aver­ age American in 1812. according to government statistics, used an average of 15 pounds of sugar a year, while in 1929 tiu* had grown to 115 pounds a 69c Flour Pancake Flour BUTTER 25c Hart • Red CHERRIES 2 c“ 29c PC <6 ...__ 4AC X ■ 3ti£ar 10 ROAST A 5?*. 8J*. P & G SOAP BACON Feldpausch’s Where Better Food* Coat Ltu We Deliver PHONE 2272 Hastings, Mich. BARRY AND EATON INB. 00. ELECTED OFFICERS AND HEARD REPORTS FRANK ANDREWS RE­ TAINED AS PRESIDENT During Past Year Company Re­ duces Indebtedness—Has $22,000,000 Insurance The annual meeting of the Barry and Eaton Insurance, Company was held at the court hotGe in this city yesterday, with a good attendance from both counties. A preaident. vice-presi­ dent and - two directors from each county were to be elected AU the pres­ ent office holders whose term* expired with this meeting were re-elected as follows: Frank Andrews, of Eaton county. President. R. B. Walker, of Barry- county, Vice­ President. Barry directors. William Gorham of Rutland and Jesse Osgood of Hope. Eaton Directors, Joaeph J. Lamie and C. D. Williams. It was recently discovered that the charter under wiilchy the Barry and Eaton te operating had expired in 1923. Tills had not jeopardized any interest of the company or Its policy holders. tx-cau.se the license nt -the company to do business had been renewed each year by the »tate insurance commis­ sioner. A committee wa* chosen some time ajP 'to prepare a new charter, which was submitted and read at the annual meeting here and was approved by them. There are still some formalities necessary before the new charter ahull be in effect, it wiU give control of the permit the company to approve in­ creasing the territory in which Insur­ ance may bo written. The treasurer's report sltowed a re­ duction In the company's indebtedne*.* as reported a year ago of somethlnj over $20,000 during the post year. It al­ To prove the bad effects of sugar on ! so showed that of the $101,000 of a*teeth this doctor tried an experiment[ with rats, which never have decayed :essment levied a year ago. over $96.­ teeth with their normal diet. He put 000 in cash had been collected, which is several of these in one cage and fed a remarkable record under present con­ ditions. them the normal diet which a rat con­ The secretary. Bert L. Taylor of sumes. In the other cage he put other rats, giving them plenty of the tame Charlotte, reported tliat the company food he had placed in the first cage. He ha$ insurance in force at the present also placed in the second cage where time in the two counties amounting to the rats could reach It a quantity of $22,000,000. An assessment of 50c on fudge every' day. Tfle result was that the $100 was ordered. LOCAL NEWS Mrs. Charles Jenson 1* seriously ill with pneumonia. Mrs Ida Baker Is convalescing from tier recent illness. Monday Study club thia week. Mrs E. C. Edmond* entertained her bridge club on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs W. L. Cluse l* reported to be rocoverlng mealy for which her friends SHOES FOR WOMEN Mrs John Hoevenalr will entertain MethodiM L. A. B. Circle No. 4 today After the regular O. E. d. meeting on Tuesday evening. The members enjoyed a social time with cards as entertain­ ment. Circle No, S of the Methodist church wiU meet with Mrs. Chas. Wood. W Center St.. Tuesday P. M. February 23. A good attendance Is desired. Regular meals are being served be­ tween eleven o'clock and two, including WIDTHS AAAAA io EEE inn, next to Flro Statlon.-Adv. Remember the Legton Auxiliary public supper at the Legion room* Wednesday. February 34. from 5 till 7 o'clock. Price 25 cento. All invited. Notice—E. J. Robinson, formerly of the Hastings Whippet Service, has moved to 313 N. Michigan Ave., where he can give the same service with The Are department was called out partment made a quick run ahd put out the fire with very small loss. Rufus Weaver received word last week of the death on February 8 of a brother. Rev. Milo Weaver, a Presby­ terian pastor at Homer. Rev. Weaver was stricken while touring in Florida. Tlie remains were taken to the home of a daughter at Flint, interment being in that city on Friday. All dog owners should give heed to the notice published In our advertising columns this week by Sheriff George W. Leonard. Mr. Leonard is giving tills notice out of courtesy, for he is not compelled to do It. He does not desire to make trouble for anybody if it can porslbly be avoided. It will be seen from the advertisement that dog li­ censes are now due and mutt be paid before March 1st to save trouble and costs SIZES are I to 12 you NEED NO LONGER BE TOLD THAT YOU HAVE AN EXPENSIVE FOOT . ironside Jhoe Co HOUSEKEEPER'S DAY. The Rebekah P. N. O. club held their Members of the Women's club are reminded of the program Friday aft­ February meeting at the Odd Fellows ernoon. February 19. which will be of hall Friday the 12th. This being their interest to irousekeeper-r. annual meeting the following officers especial Everyone is requested to being old and were elected for the ensuing year: tried recipes or interesting new ones— Pres., Mary Buskirk: Vice-Pros., Elsie and to tell of any labor saving devices qulred an appetite for fudge and did treasurer. Mr. Leon Bromberg, both of and handy utensils they use In their not cat as much of their regular food Charlotte, will hold over until next work. Notebooks and pencil* alii be of lowing the business meeting a splen­ did slipper was served by Grace Shute. -as normally. In a short time the rats Nellie Craig and Stella Foreman to 22 In the second cage all had decayed DEATH OF MRS. WELBY GARN. members and three visitors. A card teeth, while those tn the first cage were TO OCCUPY PULPIT. Mrs. Edith Louise Garn, widow of free from such defects Rev. Alexander Miyalt of Minnesota, party will be held February Ute 19th the late Welby W. Gant, of Battle at Ute home of Myrtle Brown to which Dr. Davis recommended as a part of Creek died at 2:30 P M-. on Bunday. who Is here a* a candidate for the jfas- the public te cordially Invited. The the diet of every child and of every February 7. from a stroke of apoplexy torate of the Presbyterian church, committee in charge of tho supper for adult who wants good teeth, milk, also which she suffered that morning. Her preached test Sunday and will preach UK- March meeting is Mary Buskirk. fruit and leafy vegetables once a day. sister died ten weeks previously from a again next Sunday at the regular hour. Lute Cole and Katlirme Weeber. people will present a This would not preclude other vege­ similar cause. Mrs. Garn was formeaiy The young tables nor meats. He recommended that Mtes Louise Hall, daughter of George dramatization. ’The Unconquered.' HAS FINE PROMOTION. there be no sugar eaten or consumed H. Hall. She was born In Emmett on under Rev. Miyatl's Instruction. Sec the Members of the Brotherhood, who with the meal, especially by children. It August 25. 1878. Surviving are two church notes for complete Information. heard his talk about RumIu, will be in­ might do to give them an occasional sons, Hobart H- and Gordon W.. of terested in an Item concerning Count FEBRUARY BLOSSOMS. piece of candy after a meal, but not at Battle Creek, her father, a .•.liter. Mrs. Thursday afternoon Dr. Adrounie. of Alexis de Sahknoff&ky of Grand Rap­ meal time. John A. Maclnytre. and two brothers. this city, brought to the Banner office a Ids. We explained al the time he gave The doctor concluded with the state­ Howard Hall and Vernon Hall. Funeral dandelion in full bloom which he his talk here that he I* the designer ment that Americans are given to services were held on Tuesday after­ picked on the lawn at his home. So far for the Hayes-Ionia company, manu­ boasting about what a wonderful pco- noon. February 9. at two o'clock. Rev. a* we know that never occurred In any facturer- of automobile bodies. Now | pie we nre and of our accomplishments. V. W. Thrall officiating. Burla) In February before. We Imagine It will be he ha* been made consultant in design­ But In the matter of health, the Unit­ Riverside cemetery. Hastings. a long time before it will happen again. ing the 1933 line of the Packard Motor ed States stands tenth from the top; Company, of Detroit. Hl* new duties OBITUARY. and in the matter of maternal deaths ON PAGE ONE. will take him to that city two day* Rufus B. Hosmer, son bf Caleb and at chijbhih. this country Is below every ' What seems to be the favorite tend­ other country In the world! We are Diana H. Hosmer, was born in Hills­ ing place for these record fliers?'' Those who ask questions must stanJ such individualists that we like to do dale Co.. April 29. 1849 and died at tire “Oh. any old spot on the rotogra­ what we please no well that we neglect home of his son Frank In Carlton Feb­ vure pages." and listen. what science has proven to be neccs-1 ruary 8. 1932. aged 82 yrs.. 10 mas.. 10 days. When he was a child tfiey moved sary for good health. to Castleton township where he grew CENTRAL P. T. A. MEETING. ’ to manhood. On May 1. 1878 he was The Central p. T. A. held their reg­ married to Miss Hattie , Saulsbury. To ular meeting Thursday February 11 In them one son was born. Frank, of Curl­ the Central auditorium. After the in­ ton Center, who has cared for hl* vocation by Mr. William T. Wallace a father for the past eight years Hattie v_^ --------------------- HASTINGS - MICHIGAN ---------------------- HL— playlet concerning P. T. A. attendance passed away September 21. 1906. was delightfully given by Mrs. Caukln. Mrs. Mulder and Mrs. VanDateen. Mrs. Mrs. Cora Filley. She died about three Windeknecht gave a very good report years ago. He La the last- one of a fam­ PROGRAM FOR THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK of the clearing house department. The ily of seven boys. He leaves to mourn secretary's report wa« given and the their loss ids son. three sisters-ln-law. attendance bannet was awarded to one niece and four nephews. WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY Mrs. Myers' room. Special music was PASSING OF LEONARD MORE. rendered very pleasingly during the Relatives here received word on Sat­ evening by the American Legion Auxil­ iary Glee club. *he High school trio urday of the death Ohat day about noon of Leonard Mor>> aged 80 years, and a group of fifth graders. The nddress of the evening wa* given at the home of his son. Roy More, in Smith. Ark. He father of by Mis* of Western Fort -.7 Roxanna • Steele VI __ ’ ........ .... was ...... the ....... State Normal on "Responsibility" and 11! Mrg- Albert Vedder and Mrs. Floyd FRIDAY—SATURDAY gave every parent a great manv things Gaskell and a brother of Mrs. J. T. to take home and reniember. She said i Lombard of this city. Mr. Mor- had —DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM— res|»rulblllty te synonomous with tnut-; ***** *n l*°°r health for several months, worthiness and dependability. Thrrc -'0 **‘s <**•«> not unexpected. Surte np one method ol teaching It. but. ''"'ing are nine children, the sister, that'we cannot expect children to rise' grandchildren, and other retetive.: Fuabovc their examples. We should praise | neral services were held .on Monday every good Imputee of Uie child end •A«noon In. Fort Smith. None of the / SUNDAY—MONDAY not just take tlie good for granted and 1 Hastings relatives were able to attend, condemn the bad. Res|»n*ibility forms Thr-V ***** the sympathy of their habits, and habits form ideals. man>' *H*nd* in this city. Parente who mte* these meetings mis* < IK< I , Nn , — Also Comedy and Pathe Talking News “■ I „. ■ absolutely wiped out diphtheria in that • city, so that there has not been a case rtf It It in It, recent years. of We have learned how to greatly re­ duce death from tuberculosis through fresh air. good food, pro;>er rest. Sci­ ence has yet to find the method of 241/2 Lb. Bag curing pneumonia and destroying can­ cer. There are far more cure* of the tetter disease by surgery than were ever known before, but we cannot be said to have found a definite way of preventing either pneumonia or cancer. HARVEST Pound Dr. Davis explained tliat he is a dentist, so lie wished to say something TIME! Suck pbout the teeth and the part they play in causing disease. He stated that it used to be urged that one keep the teeth dean and In good condition to improve one's appearante^ We now know that infections are the causes of most diseases and that the cure ol Macaroni them consists to quite an extent in re­ 5 Pkgs. moving the causes of infection. PALMOLIVE BEADS Dr. Davis declared that the teeth are the largest source of disease infection Each ----------in the human body. We have no vvarn, j ing that they are doing it because the diseased teeth UlBt cause infection are Lt»s. ♦noi^miui 9 “ i There arc many children, he said. | who are starting out in life handicapI ped because of infected teeth. In every I Michigan city where he goes Dr. Davis PORK LOIN ■ I visits the children of the second grade Either end. Poun4-— ' in the public school*, where the aver­ ! age age is seven. His records show , that 87 out of 100 of the children of i that age haw tooth infection- 54 out Smoked Picnics, 4 4 C of every 1(0 have poison running from Shankless _ I I lb. i the teeth into the throat, causing seriou* trouble These teeth Infections arc every year more people ▼ I in what arc called the "baby teeth." turn to white roapr and Sliced 7c ▼ | which most folk* think do not need mart of them use r and G ♦ [any attention at all. If parent* could Rib Boiling AI only understand how serious are the Beef __ < | dangers from infected baby teeth, they would saw their children much suffer| ing by having needed attention given Fillet* 4 QC Lake OE T i to such defective teeth. at _ I Olb. Trout T; He said In one school he found a!| T -'even year old-child with nine nbcess♦ [ ed baby teeth, causing a quantity of A । pus to run into the child's throat. The HOME CUBED . Bars X ■ mother would not think of looking at PILLSBURY'S BEST is Ing attention to thia matter, believes that proper diet will stop the progress of decay in teeth? He asked and se­ cured the co-operation of public instltulloqs where children are kept, and has carried on hl* experiments with xuch children for the post four years. These children arc Inmates of a chil­ dren's hospital at Toledo, the Michi­ gan State Public school >t Coldwater and a child's home al Detroit. By hav­ ing these children maintained on a diet, after their teeth had first been "Wr1 wish we could have more Mich plain, practical, common sense talks" we heard several members of the Brotherhood say at the conclusion of stale health department, at the Broth­ erhood meeting Monday night. He prefaced his talk with the state­ ment tliat. during his life time, more progrets had been made Im science than In all the ages of the put since man first appeared on the earth. That is one reason for the world's unrest breaqse we have to adjust ourselves so often to new truths and to facts brought out by science. No one can keep up with all sides of Its develop­ ment. We liave to leave certain branches of it to experts to continue Investigation and discoveries. Dr. Davis declared tliat science te not going to destroy religion, but Ln to give us more wonderful conceptions of the universe and of the laws which God uses in governing It. In recent years science has been giving attention to the cause and cure of disease and lias accomplished as much in that as In other field*. The trouble with the practice of medicine heretofore has been that we did not know the causes of disease. Plagues were accepted us a part of life. DIsea*e wa* accepted as one of the mys­ terious acta of God. We have learned that we cannot control disease unless we can know Its cause. In recent years medical science ha* conquered smallpox, until it is now a low fever and of other tropical diseases, Modem conception of conquering dis­ ease began with the achievements of Louis Pasteur. He was not a doctor, but his discoveries are the foundation of modem medicine and surgery. Yel­ low fever took an annual toll of thou­ sand* <4 human lives until Dr. Walter Reed demonstrated that it was caused by the bite oT^certaln kind of mos­ quito. Sitfce/that discovery, through the efforts qf American doctors and scientists, there lias not been a case of yellow fever in Cuba since 1901. Previ­ ous to tliat time* it was a yearly occur­ rence. When Uncle Sam wished to build the Panama Canal he sent General Gorges to rid the isthmus of the causes of yel­ low fever and of other tropic diseases, which had compelled the French to abandon the building of the canal. When there is a case of typhoid fever now. we understand at once that it la due either to contaminated water or milk consumed by the patient, which contained the germs, or to some carrier who innocently spreads the germs. Now there are very few deaths from ty­ phoid fever and there ought not to be any. Previously there were 1200 a year in this state. Diphtheria resulted fatally, in nine cases out of ten. until we understood cause. now Now u if laaeu taken in tune time u it ‘the oe cuuM-. can be cured in nine cases out of ten. and wc cun t)rcvi.m tl W|th toxin-anlitoxin. Dr Slemons. now head of the health department, when he wa* Tills 1NNUAL MEETING HELD HERE TUESDAY The nominating committee for tlje Bmgras^Uw FebruarTmeellnn'of*th£ fniinuinv war »■< 1 Murgcss. tne February meeting of the Mart, “ M-UKdUl L * B Clrck Ho. > hu Morris Hill as Chairman. I been postponed until until Mnndav Monday nloht night, I February 29. HASTINGS MEN TO API Mrs. Burgess will then be tlu- hostess m COAT8 GRtnr~li at at ner her home. home. 812 812 N N Michigan Michigan Are., Aw. and and Next Sunday evening al seven-thirty the members are asked to dress in old o clock, five ---------Hastings men will appear I time costumes mm and urum bring uicir their quit* quilt ------ ---- — on the the program nrnaram at nt the C,utn Grove rimv, blocks..a* had■___ _______ ■ •A George __ on the Coals been planned. Conunuhlly service tn which all are.ln- Washington program will be presented. v‘*Sd- „ „ ........................... Phase remember the postponed date. Dr. D. D. Walton will give an ad- • ----------------- —---------------dress and musical selections will be CIRCLE NO. 6, m. I out of Mght. and because almost no given by tire quartette composed of' -------- --- — . 1 j pain u felt by the child. But if such Mesm. G. L. Lnckwood. Raymond 6. wa* flellghtfully entertained on •, a child had nine running sores on hl» Windeknecht. Earl Coleman and Roy । Monday evening by Mrs. Raymond > I atm or leg. hi* mother would be wild Cordes II is hoped there may be a Windeiuiecht. twenty-eight being pre»| eht. A pot luck supper was served and .1 with fear. Yet the running sorts on guod attendance. rnn n it m-nvrn— ilwo *ww ®**nbcrs were received into , । tlie arin or limb might not be as CHILD IS BURNED. 1 t>u. circle dangerous as the pus coming from in-j, Betty Jean, fifteen months old child ' — ’; fecled teeth. of Mr. and Mrs. Don Wendell. North I PENNOCK HOSPITAL. >| Many a child te thought dull and Church 81. suffered quite serious bunts „ reumary ,i< w > stupid when the only trouble te that on Saturday afternoon, when she nccl- Mr. and Mr*. Richard Engta 431 E. , his system I* lull df poison from in- dentally pulled a kettle of hot wafer Madison St. y ,1 k-cU.il teeth Many such children have ***** nbniary IS a daughter was burn burn* <m her head and fare. She Is to Mr. and Mrs.-Halite McIntyre, Bas­ ing cared for at Pennock hospital, tings, Route 5. fTKAN D • TH EATR f Jack Holt and Ralph Graves in . “A Dangerous Affair’ “Five Star Final” and “Beau Hunks Butter Keaton in “The Pauionate Plumber” COUPON—TUESDAY—NIGHT Tallulah Bankhead in “The Cheat WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY Bill Boyd in “The Suicide Fleet” FRIDAY—SATURDAY‘ -DOUBLE FEATURE FROGRAM— Sue Carol in*‘Graft” and Helen Twelvetree* in “Bad Company A ” �THE HASTING 8 BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 193? Sporting Items BEN EAST GAVE IN­ TERESTING ADDRESS FOLKS IRE FINEST COMMUNITY ASSET ELECTED TREASURER OF KALAMAZOO CORPORATION. Tn a recent issue of the Kalamazoo Gazette appeared an item concerning penses. we doubt If there would be any savings, We behevg the standpipe, if would add to ratiirr than decrease the operating east of handling and deliver­ Related His Experiences On ing 1.000 gallons of water into the dty merly of thl* city. which will be of Isle Royale and Showed learn of the cost of putting in sr.eh a . , D. • । Educational Views CITY ACCUMULATING PROPstandpipe, we would judge It would be • Burton C. Wilson wax named presi­ from *10.000 to 812.000. MIDDLEVILLE QUINTET Indoor learns Play : The Rotarian*, at their noon lunchERTY OF VARIOUS DE' dent and general manager of American A f ron Monday, had the rare privilege of BEATS NASHVILLE 22-5 Sign* Corporation at the annual elec-1 It is certain that we do not need a At iviiaaievuie uym, hwln< B,n FjlAti ttu. outdoor* m*n of SCRIPTIONS MOU Hon Tuesday afternoon He succeeds 't.indplpe for fire protection, with four Three Indoor baseball contests took ! the Grand Rapids Pre**. He told ol hl* ■ K? uSm 'SS 2SS TtheTk£r£XoS Victors Have Two Important place in the Thornapplc-Kellogg gym- • interesting visit last winter to We IMPROVEMENTS TOTAL narium al Middleville last week. Par- Royale. Tills strange inland in about Home Game* Scheduled HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS r^elee slugger* defeated the Moe Di*- forty mllf* from the tip-of the Keenur,untUov£J nuuQH'’uo : M™:,..rt ,b. V o~Un« . b„ This Week trlct team 18 to 13. Middleville No. I wrnaw peninsula. In the upper prninbomn “““.‘SS'.i!™!!?. SHLS* Middleville basketeer* again defeat­ defeated Powers District 28 to 8. and Mila of Michigan, and about fourteen Financial Condition b Good and 't ,i» comn.in bi >»:;. •M were Albert ''urrent is off; And accidents do wtmed Nashville, this time by a score of 22 Leighton District beat Middleville No miles from the Canadian mainland Ident. In charge tlmr* h>M»D to Mandplpex There! Fine, HcIpful SpirR Prevails to 5 in a game al the gymnasium in S. 24 to 13. The bland 1* abopt thirty milcywinrut Id be iki reduction in insurance of jiroduction and Stuart E Bran Among Citizens ■ the Thomapple-Kellogg school Friday Middleville No. I—Powers. and average* five miles in width. Vi ... by having a standpipe. ?<r there New LOW Prices! NEW The, City o( Harting* t«’accumulating treasurer. Fred V». Sutherland waa r 1 2 3 45 6 7 ancient Ume* the glaciers wore away , . VKM WWCMW7 ■ VMWMWa »■«•erm ,W why City I Middleville No. 1 ... .5 3 8 1 0 6 5—26 the mountain range it once contained, a nice bunch of property and. with the : .v;; M. croclutt and Chaa. H Farrell. ht'realter consider invest- ' -District .. - - ---------leaving some bare rock hill*, with in- exception of the new Centra! -choal Powers The annual report showed the com- i!l>t SW-DOO to *12000 In a sttndplpe ■ tervenlng valleys, but with very little­ building, it ha*, all toen p.iid for. On Powers District Team: B. Nagle. Fl. । any did a MtiAfactarjr bu.«neM in 1931. We believe that the Majr health' NOW ONLY that building and equipment the out­ mditlun* roAsid'nd. wilh prospect*, board, or any health authorities, will Palmer. D. Tabor, Schondclmeyer. B I soil. The Island has about thirty lakes j standing bonds are for only *170.000 of and some riven. Ptthermen from Min- ------------ ----------------------- - .... ........... alM1 }ls Palmer. Beverwyk. Williams. J. Nagle. ■ ne-ota live Uiere In temporary shack* --------------------f<»r in incrme in 1932. At the *248.000 which the building •.yvtem in operation at our waterworjts' M. Palmer. A. Bedford. nt time 31 men are employed. In summer; out few people attempt to:equipment csm . U Idea) from 'tire health standpoint Middleville No. 1: Chase. Gardner, 'winter i on the island There are -lour This city I* the owner of its Tlie water is drawn directly from the Fish. Ross, Bedford. Haltforth. John- summer hotel*, which usually close the works plant. It 1* diffirulr n r well*. and pumped directly into the. sou. Berry, Getty. latter part of September or very early!what that b worth at tlie yre-t in October. (Through the jrar* there h*-.i lamination While tlie chance of con­ -------------------1 AU who heard Mr East were filled lame extensions of the water man. . . lamination in a .itandpii*e ha* been Parmelee 1 2 1 83 1 2 0—18. Blth a longing to visit this island He that, al the present time, the mlli-ag Uoe ........................ 2 3 0 2 0 a ® 1—13 . left Grand Rapids In company with 1 of those mains 1* considerably mon Parmelee team: E. Penault. W. Lui- Oeorgr Austin, pilot.-in an airpluitr Rian double what if v lien the something petting into the water m ler. Noffke. M. Hyn*. 8. Kermeen. O. and Walter Ha*.ting* of the state de-1 original plant was install* d It is s.ib iContinued from pace one* a standpipe, which might make it unFinkbelner. B Kagle. M. Maclver. DI- partment of conservation, on February to ray that, to duplicate the city ».irer. wlmto’omr Tlirre could i«^ to the vine. M. Miller. j. 193LThry flew oyqr Chicago, then, work* pl*nt a* it stand* nt the presep* With a standpipe and a steam rame average temperature at the faucet Moe team: H. Haight. E. Slmm. E dliectly to Duluth, then along the: time, would requite considerably more Il would be possible to tu* we now have when water I* drawn Haight. t{. McCaul. Ruland. W. Olbbs. Canadian shore until opposite the W- than *150,000. directly from the wells and pumped Im­ opera t;mp at fun capacity for Ulan. Peet. Clifford, Stedman. — --------*-----------— ---------------’* *bank ““*■ land. Tliey --had to give up nn---ttolr first 1 The city u has the menrv--in •* the fill the standpipe and mediately into the water mains, inattempt, became of a bllzxarti; but tlie to pay for ita n—v • wage dhpo-.i! lelghlan-Mlddleville. rtead of toin^ pumped into i standnext day they made the island, laad-. plant. equipment for which will lie ----------------------------- *-- — — -* ■*- ' ——• • •*->--------- -------------wr mains Leighton District ....2 1 8 S 0 2 3-24 ■ln 8 on snow time before delivery into the water point it would require filling mains. ■ - •• Mldlcville No. 2.......... 1 1 5 2 4 0 0—13 J“kf* , hsttnrilng the fact that gain. Mr East showed many picture*, re- pumjung ImAnd the d.;-*' al plant. • Under all the circumstance* which Leighton team: O. Kacchelc. D. veaUng the things typical of the. is- urecogiplrtHh Al! that remglns 'o Schad. R. Humbergrr. A. C. Thcdc. G land-There were picture* of tlie old!make the in tituUoii a roink concAn. we have given., we can. see no reason iti-d by atcam. Wilson. O. Noffke. G. Steeby, R. Fink. Why there should even be any agita­ "dump*" of the copper mine* that once i is the Installation ol the pump* and tin cost of pumping would be much re-,' H. Hooker. L. Hooker. tion in favor of a standpipe for our Bixler. I* duerd H ar had a standpipe, still pub’ Middleville No. 2; Brog. Sandefur.|! were worked there, beginning in 1843 equipment for the d»po-al plant. San- He sentiment in this city so much 'waterworks system. We believe that These copper deposit* were interwtlng. I Hary sewers have been nut ailed. * HtLynd. Lewis. Polhemus. Guffin. Smith. became of the proof they furnished;tic at a time, tar many year.-: but oppoed. fearing that water from a.1nine out of ten of the people of this from the country to the city and then Total ... to the suburbs."—Louis a. Palmer. Kenyon, Stedman. McGuire. Nashville that the aborglnes iiad worked tbem there has not teen a connected xystern, standpipe niisht be contaminated, tliat 1 Navue. r-f. ! with very crude tools. The copjxr i* until recently, alter the order came no attimpt was trer made to build Couch. Lf. The people Qf Hastings. We WOODLAND BASKETEERS found In nugget*, and is apt to to quit" from the state health department tn ~.ne Wotring. c antf can therefore to easily build a seuaie di*pw-l plant It would think wisely, preferred to pay a little • BEAT LAKE ODESSA 21 •10soft “S.,.T Webb. rg worked. Whether it was the predew-' to hard to extlmaic what the city' . l:i- more esipriw in the operation of a; Giirllngcr. Ig. pumping plant than to have any quesUibtnr. Ph. ol ‘be Indian* who were here vestment in the wwrr plant would b Victors Undefeated Bo Far Thin Co|umbus discovered America or but undoubtedly it xu iid .a lly reuefi •ton stout the quality of the water, orj Total . 1 it-. devlrabUily for household use*. the Mound Builders, or a tribe that *125 000. Season — Team Plays lived on this continent previous to that Ito city owns the city hall bunding.! It u-inild seem that now the question1 • Olivet Friday time who worked these deposit*, which It isn't much to brag of architecturally of buildinv a standpipe as a part of our i Woodlands undefeated High school!cm-eropped bn the surfurr of the b- und is nnt the type that would to con- wateraerk.’. *y«t.m need never be cagei* added another victory to their । |>nd. cannot to proven- but there arc, "tnictcd now to meet the nceils of a. record for the season by defeating Lake pSls #howtag where the mining had | c«y ol Uib sir/-; bu' It hou ■ the fir ■ raving effected by Use electric opera- ’ Much credit la to be given to the Odessa 2! to 10 Saturday evening at b„n carried ontib crude stone im- fighting apparatus, has the qpuncil tlon of the pump; nt the plant, with) Hastings High school second basket Woodland. Woodland also defeated piement*. provrtigxlhat human lying, room and provides storage. The up- the cont reduced to apiiroxtmatcly a litball team. Tliciic boy* have won 13 I nlrf* rVli-K.ua In ■ cam- .if IaVr « a a...— _ .. . ____ _____ .. .. ,—■!<<-. I.... ..... tie above two cents for pumping aGOOD IN COACHES OR SLEEPERS games out of 13, being defeated only sa earlier in Hie season. curing that the building, so tlwuiuind gallon* It b doubtful if a. curing copper copper. The The many many deep deep pits pits they they I presume presume to to . once by Eaton Rapids. However, last Woodland jumped Into the lead dur- left and ln their crude too! much of it a. useful, and the equlp- rtandpipe would further reduce the] week they avenged that defeat by a 26 um_ were aucceufuL , . «*t- We have no definite figures to। in* the first quarter and maintained pro*r wi-k that they ment would “ ‘to worth in the neighborto 8 victory. a safe margin'throughout the' game. ” j Provr It. but from what the Consumers; The nioavhrrddoes'notmove moose herd does not move about about !■ hood hood of of *15,000. *15,000. 6:05 A.M. AH member* of the second team are Thl* week the Woodland t-ami travel much on the bland in the winter । The city owns several miles of par-1 Power repn-sentaUve :iud to the Ban­ Leave Niagara Falls, N. Y. not later than H:20P. M. and Buffalo nor eligible next year and a fine team they co Olivet for a return game there Prl- time, but In the summer they are I There b something over two mile* :y r' WP believe tliat any electrically- 1 will make. So far they have scored 260 day. earily found. Fbhing 1* excellent. There I which the city itself built which are »l,crat<,l waterworks system, with a. point* to their opponents 130. Children of proper age half fare—no bagyage checked Herewith are details of the Lak? ^s plenty of wild life which make.* a ’ now pert* of trunk lines. In addition standpipe, can show little if any lower The second team b composed ol S.me: vWt U> We Rwk whlU, I •» "I lh« Or.en «n«----paving —------from»>pumpini: “ " >“cost “• than we have in « Has“■ Kelley. Howard. BUhop, Keller. Beck­ street^ nil of ringr with a direct pressure system. In IJne-up. -' Mr. Rut did not finbh hl* talk with- Broadway ra ’ to S'a? with. Field, Thompson. Fox. Snyder. the Jetlrnwn atreet'paving, all that on’ fac‘w,,u!d consider interest on In the half hour limit, but by unanlKurr. The second team )um defeated Lake Odessa mous request of the Rotarian* he con­ Michigan arenw. all the cement psv- the inresunwil ut rix per cent, depreSt. Philips. Alumni, Eaton Rapids. Woodland on Chnreh and Court .treeta. toof at least three per cent on the A Long Gattner tinued tor twenty minute* more. We ing Charlotte. East Lansing. Grand Ledg.— . .. .. .. .. .. . co^ of the rtandpipe. together with R. Townsend McLeod arc sure every Rotarian would have and Middleville. tlie maintenance cost and other exN. Johnson Smith been glad to remain a half hour longer oivns better Hian three mile* cf Tar­ Hynes Pickens to see more pictures and hear his talk mac inring. n' well n* stretches of lirick and cement paving not specified Shorn© Cohoon about them. above. The ro*t of all this, which lias toen paid for. would now to consider­ Woodland INTERESTING TALKS ably more than *150.000. Just what it Two matches during the past week Lake Odessa i would be worth today is hurt! to esti­ FEATURE INSTITUTE resulted In a win for the Brower team mate. over the Waltons and a defeat of the This city ha« a wonderful school Wilcox rollers by the Waltons Team Dr. R. C. Ford and Maj. Imric plant. Tlie HJgh schorl bulldtnr and averages now stand: Wooton*. 18; ] equipment have been apnrabed by ex­ Address County Teachefs' Cooks. 17; Waltons. 17; Browers. 12; pert* tor Insurance imrpose* at *248.and Wilcox. G. I The local Hlrreh Bros, basket ball Meeting Here 0O0 The new Centra) building repre­ The ten high men are: R. Walton, j team defeated the Kalamazoo Colored Talks of ufiusunl Interest by the sents as much more. The heating plant 174; Hube Cook. 170; Dave Goodyear. • quintet by a score of 22 to 16 Satur167; John Wooton. 162; Charles Leon- day evening qt the local High school two guest- Mjtaktfs. Dr. R. Clyde Ford would add *20.000. Thcr-grt two ward and Major NWlnan Imrie. featured the school buildings with their equipment ard. 160; Clj'de Wilcox. 159; Gus Brow^'gym. er. IM; Will Field. 157; Harold New-1 Charlotte Inde|*endeutt defeated County Teachers' Institute meeting at and the old white brick school building । ton. 155; and Kim Sigler. 154. ; Bessmer Markets' 18 to 17 In a whlrl- the Central school Auditorium here not used, all of which would repre«ent Thursday, city acbools were closed nn investment of tetter than *550.000. "• This week Thursday is open for wind game. jiostponed games and on Saturday the! Next Saturday. February 20. the lo­ during the afternoon so that aU of the with a debt of *170 000. Sa our city lias , Browers play the Wootons. cals will play a fast class a team from teachers could attend the two principal a net investment In these building* of M80.000. not Including the ground*. — '■—•— I Grand Rapids instead of the Clarksville lectures. Dr. Ford sketched the development The city owns property back of tlw FOR EASY LANDINGS. , Independents. A dancing-floor mounted on springs' DeMmer's Market will play the un­ of Michigan during his talk and point­ post office, also several lots near the old is being built for a cafe in Berlin, Ger-1defeated Woodland Independents in ed out tne value of state liUtory os £ roller mill, which should be easily means of making students reaully see worth *5.000. many. , the preliminary game. the close relation between scliool andi When one adds all these sums he will state. discover that Hastings has splendid During his address. “Victory by Sur­ assets in the way of real property. NEW CARS ANNOUNCED prise," Maj. Imrie stressed the impor­ But the finest asset of any city is the of the famed Roosevelt Un maxim.. folks who live there. Hastings hu every BY FORD MOTOR CO. tance "Do the best you can with what you've■ reason to feel pleased with its folk*, I got where you are." As a clas.il.' and with the fine community spirit in Four and Eight Cylinder Autos exampig of an all-time "victory of! thl* town. Stag Hair A Scalp Tonic and surprise" Maj. imrie cited the old Bible to Be Built On Same Sized ■berry Bark Cough Syrup. story of David and Goliath David won. Ctia*. Whittemore and family spent i (Continued from page one) Chassis For Both Maj. Imrie pointed out. because he Dinka Double Compact Sunday with Cleo Brown and family at OH Emulsion. 16 or. 79e Henry Ford Is regarded as one of the made the best of his opportunities and Hickory Corners R. Beeler, scoutmaster, demonstrated In the new Vacuum Tinl thus succeeded in taking his giant ad­ how to feather arrows, make bow mo*t i far seeing business men of this versary completely by surprise. John Havens'of Lakeview wav a Dyspepsia Tablets. 50'*.. . strings, bows and arrows, etc. (country. In fdet he has an uncanny, week end guest with his parent* here. Full Pound . . . English Throat Lotenge* At Walldorff's Furniture Store. Troop ,intuitive M*lue of the proper time and Miss Barbara Otis of Kalnnuuoo is I-AKE ODESSA. 73 Winston Merrick, scoutmaster, gave ।the proper way to launch a program convalescing from the mumps at the Mr. an<| Mrs. Wm. Hewitt of Sara­ Hygienic Powder. 6 os.. a demonstration of Camp craft. A pup (that will help hl* great manufacturing home of he rgrandparents. nac are staying with his sister. Mr-. tent all ready for the night looked business. । Kirns-AU, 4 or. ...... Several families of this community Harmony Rolling Masragc Edd. Snobble. this week. Mrs. Snobblc ratlier Inviting and no frogs or snakes attended the community meeting at Olive Oil. 6 at. Last week Mr. Ford came out with b suffering with rheumatism around cither. Welcome Corners Saturday night. The announcement that the Ford Motor Mrs. Harold Claslc has been having Olive OH. 12 ol J. C. Penny Company had a won- the ' Little Urrr Pill*. IM's. Company is now making and will soon the flu the post week. Her sister. Mrs. men pul on the mock wedding which Symond's Inn Peanut Butter 30c derful display and demonstration of . was formerly Riven here. Pioneering and camping presented by be ' marketing four cylinder and eight Florence Bcvrow. is caring tor her. Symond'a Inn Vanilla Ext.. Robert McGlocklln. wife and daugh­ I'enetratlnc Liniment, 3 oi The little nine year old daughter of Troop 72. Harvey Burges* scoutmaster. ‘cylinder car*, using Ute same chassis ter spent from Sunday until Monday for both. It has been well known for A shelter built of boughs and brandies P. M. at Forrest Haven's. Symond's Inn Let Midnight T*Irani formed the background for the work ‘over a year that he has been trying flu and heart trouble. Roy Erway and wife also Maurice Mis* Loraine Bushnell, the bookof handicraft Woodcarving and whittle out different types of engines and dif­ Erway and Hazel Buskirk spent from Symphony Lawn Pspeterle craft which members of the troop were ferent patterns of cars. He could have Friday until Sunday night with Mr. Cynthia Papelerie .. made the announcement six montlu ill the past three weeks with very Symond's Inn Baking Choeodoing. Idle wile Papeteric as well as now for carrying out his pneumonia al the home of her apnt. and Mrs. Al Wolfe in Grand Rapids. Cub Pack No. 9. C. E. Hyatt cubmas- ago 1 Rczelle Stanton and wife of Has­ Houle Cvrrr*. Card, while. for four and eight cylinder cars. Mrs. Warren Johnson. Her mother. Harmony Lilac Vegetal Symond's Inn Beef Cubes, ter had a very original, instructive and plans j tings were Sunday evening guests at Ilalkroft Pd. Paper, white and Shaving Lotion. 1 uss. !?■........................... -t interesting display In the window of But Henry Ford is shrewd. He wished Mrs. Etta Bushnell, of Northwest Odes­ Roy Erway'*. llallcroft Envelope*. Hair Fix , Ballardvale Strawberry. Rasp* A. J. Larsen, one of the Pack Com- to delay until the time arrived when sa Is caring for her. Mr*. Sara Erway. also Homer. Esther both for79c Olivo Shampoo A san. John Robert, was barn. Feb­ mlttoe men. The handicraft, leather­ he could see the beginning of a clear­ and Junior spent Sunday with Homer Lord Baltimore Pd. Paper .49c craft, knot lying and rope whipping, ing of the clouds of depression that ruary 8. to Mr. and Mrs. Howard McKlbbin and wife and Mrs. Robert Lord Baltimore Env^ 50's ...49c Theatrical ( old Cream. 1 lb. »• Ballardvale Grape Jelly.2 silhouette cutting, whittling, health have hung over this country for more Hershberger of Campbell at the local McKlbbin in Yankee Spring*. Cascade Papeterie 39e than two years. The fact that he has hospital. Ballardvale Grape Jam. 15 charts, map and poster making, letter Mrs. Roy Oakes is recovering nicely Mrs. Frank Brett returned from De­ writing, etc., were all demonstrations of ]made his announcement now indicates Ballardvale Currant that this great business man sees the troit Saturday where she spent two from her recent operation after taking JellyJ work which the cube are doing. several treatments in Grand Rapids. evidence that greatly Improved time* week* with her son Gerald and wife. I la Ha rd rale Orange Marma­ At Goodyears' Hardware Troop 74. ' are at hand. *o he will benefit largely Tlie body of Lincoln Culp aged 70. lade Rev. J. A. McNulty, scoutmaster, had a QUIMBY. Ballardvale Ready-Made still display of camping and equipment Mrs. Johnson of Jackson U vbitlng backed up by the American and Troop 'time when the indications to him rare Monday morning In the bam where he her daughter and family. Mr. and Mr*. flags of their troop. T. 8 Baird had a ]plain that the business of the country had gone to do c Imres. Hl* wife passed Shirley Rittman. very beneficial display of equipment ‘has definitely started toward better away last fall. He leave* one son Clar­ Mrs. Georg" Scott remain.* about, ence al home, one daughter. Mrs. Al­ os she lias toen. All sorry she docoii I and badges. Palmer's Drug store made ' berta Heaven, and one grandchild. up a fine display of first aid equipment. improve taster. ORANGEVILLE. At LyBarker’s Drug Store, the "Otorw Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clemens enter­ Orangeville young folks enjoyed a NORTHEAST WOODLAND. Cup" occupied the center of attrac­ tained a large company of friends Fri- j tion. 1lively St. Valentines party. Saturday ' Ice Hansborger and wife spent Sat­ day night. All report a fine Ume. given at the home of Mr. urday and Sunday In Grand Rapids Mrs. Jay Ware entertained the Birth­ In addition to the fine display here, evening 1 Arlin Yafak and friend of Traverse day club of tin? L. A. S. Friday attarand Mrs. Clifford Kahllo given by Mrs. windows of equal interest at Middle- Kahllo and Irene Nichol*. Many games City spent the week end at his home noon. were enjoyed by all. Much merriment The Young people's Bunday scliool ville. __________ _ _ ___________ was caused by the. girls taking the In­ Mr. and Mrs. Townsend and father class will be entertained at tlie home itiative. this being leap year. Refresh­ spent Sunday at John Gardner's and of Mrs. Margarel Anspaugh Friday / GUESS AGAIN. ? “Back in the city again? I thought ments were served at 11 o'clock and attended the funeral of Mr. Sweitaer. night. February 19. Mr and Mrs. Tompoon and son of The girls who Muck out tor tong "You made the same mistake that I Out of town guests were from Wood­ Sunfield called on Mrs. E. J. Sheldon did ' —Pathfinder. who is on the sick list recently. hair arc back in style. land and Prairieville. evening. Kcnneen, Perry. Boyer and Bixler each scored two goals for Mid­ dleville while Couch accounted for the lone Nashville basket. In the preliminary game the T. K. High Rbterves defeated U» Nashville Reserve* 10 to 8. Following the First team game the Middleville Independents Imt to the Grand Rapids Maroons 21 to 20 in a fast game with two overtime periods. Thornapple High ha* two game* scheduled thl* week end and both are in their own gym The first, with Caledonia. I* on Friday night and it is Caledonia's return game but It la to l»e played on the Middleville floor so T K. season ticket* will not be good. Saturday night Byron Center plays T K. High and season ticket* are good ' for that game Herewith are details of tlie Nashville game. Middleville Williams. rJ. Cloven. If. . Kermeen. Lf. Perry, c. Boyer. r.g SUIT ZU The New Spring Patterns! The New Spring Fabrics!! ELECTRICITY CUTS PUMPING EXPENSE siiixi■ at McCall Bros. ‘Tailors Winter Excureion to NIAGARA FALLS H.H.S. Second Team Claims Little-7 Title $ 50 Round — Trip Michigan Central Wooton Bowlers Lead In Rotary Tourney Local Independents Rf>nt Cnlnrpd Tt>nm DCOl ^OlOrea 1 EOm Only One Week More OF OUR BIG REXALL BIRTHDAY SALE Prices Cut Way Down On Over 200 Items This Is YOUR Chance to SAVE Money on Drugs and Toilet Goods! SCOUT EXHIBITIONS MARK WINDOW DAY Pure Foods R'exall Remedies Toilet Goods Opeko CoHee Z9C Many Other Articles at Money-Saving t Prices ! Remember Many Other Article* at Money.Saving Price*! Only A Week More! CARVETH & STEBB HASTINGS MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY if, IMS faoffour The Hastings BannerLm °* peMebwn ” wMile coursc “*e f,ct wc *°.c to pay tty war ton. »■ vet itr an ln*litntfle*nt fnet tn the ttnv- | OpiniOHSi , a I Whdt Others Say. _ _ _. ' when the day of reckoning comes. Does - ggVKXTT SIXTH TUH . I any thoughtful person In the United ADVERTISING AS A TOOL i A carpenter who permit* hi* tools to .lan.., w ■kom -------------- ! mortgage the future any more tlian It 8abwrte'i*«< *r i'Mir«kd: ■ j te mortgaged now? Continuing hl* ar- liberate!)- dulls hl* tool*—what can we “<H*STl.<M^ZI,.<’»»l5Mlffcu”00 gument ““ "Moreover. say for him? Business has a tool—a keen-edged «iii'i.« uua i ' the taking over by the Federal governIX iiakhy t.xiUNTT, nix Ui>ntus....>i.oo I nirnf at Federal expense of such pub-! tool that has helped to build the struc­ (tr Kid la s4vaac« a It aaal radactiaa rvucrai cxjiciuc •>» mkii puu ture of American industry. ■mi ba ■».!».) I tic work, a* roadbuilding and bridgeThe name of that tool is advertising. The ilinrp edge of advertising is be­ lievability. The tool, advertising. Is available to “ MSS?"' n‘**1 *‘°rl“* — •““a ,u,f rEau IX ADVANCa_________ $340 ‘rtX taxes on farnpr wnd farm lands. Ope business Whoever dulls it. hurts ------------------------------------------------------- -—] A lovely pipe dream. A* a matter'of business It confid-iio? in one man'; APVEBTUriNO HATES. ! fact tlie people whom the governor pro-: advertlslmr advertising te 1* lessened, lessened. confidence c?pfidence in all advertising tends to be lessened. i>o*e. to benefit would be the ones who As citizens of the buxine** communlty. a* well as for our own selfish m IdwoHr **“ a*e :iC' E‘rk **ar* e#UO,‘ ,hls ®l«an,lc loan wlth interest. No interest*, it is our duty to protect the ords »< Tkaaks. la Mrswriiai >»<i R«»» government is a fairy godmother. Every 'harp ydge of advertising. We can do that by using all available mean* to check every advertising claim again**. t Wf the people or corporations—and cor- j accepted standard* of -truth and of r<i». ' [(oration taxes are only an indirect tax1 good taste.—Ralph Starr Butler, in Nation * EjMlness. Jn, expect to retire these bonds without the getting money by direct or indirect ' 1 might possibly (though not probably)' : other taxes would an*e sufficient to, i make any property taxes of the pa^। This and ‘That Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday WARRINGTON'S AIDES. THOMAS PAINE. WRITER AND SOLDIER. TEN TEARS AGO TODAY. CHAMPION OF LIBERTY. । MU* Violet Hoefer of Lansing spent As the country pay* tribute to George 'the wwk rnd wlth Bitebee. durw nu. rn,. the 200th anniversary of hte birth, it 1* from 5:00 to 0:00 o'clock In honor of well to mark with some thought the the twelth birthday of their niece. Janet anniventarie* of other patriot* without Michael, twelve glrte of her grade bewhose loyal help George Washington ing the guests. A delightful tijue wa* might never have been able to achieve spent with charades and game*. The what he did. | decorations and favors were approOne of these is Thoma* Paine who! priate to Valentine's day. wa* born 195 year* ago. Tills remark-( In one of the most spirited debate* able man wa* the son of a Quaker who ' of the season. Hastings High debaton lived in Thetford. England, a stay-' received the unanimous decision of the maker by trade. Like all sturdy Eng-, judges In a match with Muskegon Iteh yeomen, the father expected hte Height* in the local school auditorium son to follow the family calling, but (Thursday evening. Robvt Walton, making ! Kathryn — Clarke — ■ and- — young Thoma* soon tired of making Claud- Kantner stays -. and j became an exciseman. After I represented । Hastings. The question a turn at this, he tried teaching in! Jwa*: "Resolved: That the principle of London. But already he had showni ' the closed shop should receive the sup­ evidences of an Intelligence far out of part of public opinion." the ordinary, and had gained the ac­ From the Delton item*: Mr. and Mra. quaintance of Benjamin Franklin, Will Mason are rejoicing over their new then living in England. In 1774. Paine emigrated to America, Bert Lttta of South Barry. bearing n letter of recommendation "The Perplexing Situation* from Franklin, and soon obtained the given al the M. E. church at Delton editorship of The Pennsylvania Maga­ Friday evening, for the benefit of the zine, published in Pluladclphia. Even tenth graders. Everybody come. then the American air was full of the J. D Murdock was in Charlotte Fri­ I spirit of Independence, and Paine not day to attend a lumberman's conven­ 'merely swung into the movement but tion. rapidly forged to a place of leadership. It appeared that hte genius was wait­ TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ing for just such tin opportunity, and. For being numbered among those preMlon. Paine launched the first of pupils who sold the highest number of those writings that soon inflamed Hie stamps during the holiday season. country with enthusiasm for freedom. Clara Oosch, Lets Lockwood and Doris This wa; hl* ' Common Sense," after­ Reuter of Freeport have won for their ward Issued in pamphlet form and cir­ school, two handsome pictures offered culated al! over tlie Colonies. It blew as prize.-, by the Michigan Association away every distinction between king for the Prevention and Relief of Tu­ and commoner, boldly urged Americans berculosis. The project to pave Jefferson street to assert their own national sovereign­ ty. and so stirred public opinion to the from Green to Clinton street will un­ doubtedly become a reality tp the highest pilch. In a publication of all Paine'* writ­ spring. When It become known that ings and letter*, the late Moncure D. the section of Jefferson street from Conway presents this remarkable where tlie pavement end* to Green writer a* playing a mighty part in the Street had been annexed to the shaping of the future United Stales. Il Green «treet paving petition, the other is Conway s belief that Paine, by hi* long-suffering residents of the blocks clarion writings, laid the foundation for south of Green street began to circu­ late a petition asking that the street A BASIS FOR ASSURANCE In the discussion of guaranteed cmployment and of other methods of as­ best sunng workers that their jobs will re­ main, one important point seems to be overlooked. It te that the best possible guarantee of employment is the abso­ lute certainty that people's wants will THE CENTER ROAD. seem insignificant tn comparison. Also1 continue and. In some degree, will have According to a resolution adopted by' pine hot adds. "Once price level* are: to be supplied. There is an unfortunate the board of sujwrvuor* in 1930 what raised from their present depths as by. volume of unemployment ip the coun­ te known as the Hasting* Center road this five-billlon-dollar bond issue, they,, try. Every possible effort should b’ made to reduce It and to minimize the would be due for conitruction this must be pegged or stabilized at a pro­ buffering that It entails. But while cm­ tean However, that may not happen. per level." Words! Merc meaninglessi ployment fluctuates in good and bad on account of a new law [uu.-id by ttK~irordsl Price* hever havc been or never periods of business. there has always legislature last winter. ' can be definitely pegged .at a specified, been and will be. under the worst con­ ceivable conditions, a continuance of Thl* new law state* that, where 25 level. Any person with sufficient intel- i■ a< .Hvny L activity affecting the great majority of percent or more of the property in I led to work himself into the chief workers. ’ ’ '' ~ any proposed assessment road district; administrative office of a great stat-। Proper recognition of this fact would j afford assurance to employers a* wall under the Covert act. or In any school; must know this to be true, as workers. It needs only a reason.-ibldistrict where bond* may be required -In conclusion, ‘ ‘ the governor said.’ ’ attention to obvious facts to bring 1! far Improvement of the *chool build- "The nation 1* tired of words, wards.'• about. People must be fed and clothed. ing or ground*, it ahall not be lawful words—about the farm problem, about; They must have shelter. A thousand for the assessment district or the. the power problem and other aspects of’ and one needs must be supplied dally. ! Nobody will be allowed to starve in school district to undertake to sell conservation, about the unemployment ’ America. Through charity or through band* of the district if twenty-five per problem."' True enough governor. and1 determined effort* to provide cmploycent or more of the property in such you might add that this nation is par- ’ ment for those forced into Idleness, the district ha* been returned as not hav­ tlcularly tired of "words, words, words,"‘ j a?utal necessaries of life will be Mur­ ing paid It* taxes. When the two from aspiring candidates who never,! nlshcd. The wheels of buaincss may be , slpwed down, but they will not stretches of county road were built in hesitate to "extend" the truth, or ap­ stopped, except In isolated instances. / Johnstown and Barry last year it was peal to class feeling and prejudice in। In that condition the va.'t number of \ found that 20 per cent of the property order to advance their own selfish po­ people, including worker*. m*y find liie ' o»*urance that te needed for a conlin- । within the proposed assessment dis­ litical ambition*. FAILURE is on!., uar.ee of sane expenditures and of । trict had been returned for unpaid I ether sensible activities that go wltli taxes In March of that year. A* that NO NEED FOR ALEX. the regular order of living.—Kamos1 ty more intelligent­ wa* below the 25 per cent, it did not In a front page editorial of a recent c,l>‘ Time*. ly to beyin again.— interfere with Uie selling of the bond* ime. tte Or.nd K.pid, Chrorucle. .a-' MORE MnJt Bn:R TOR I Henry FdRD. to build that road. There is no mean* vocates that Michigan straighten it* MUNICH. of knowing at this time how large a tangled affairs by electing Alex Groe*- j n,,, Munich Medical Weekly aston-' percentage of property that might be beck of Detroit governor. 'tehtf* kHKB the "IK country VUUUU; with Wl'lt the 11IC report t 11that] UI k . Included in the proposed Hastings‘ Echoes of an unpleasant past! A big Munich drinks more milk per capital Center road district may be returned; j majority of the people In Michigan, we than any other city In Germany, the average for 1930 being 35 liter per day I but judging from the way taxew have!| believe, had more than sufficient of -------._in .*o Jar thte year .. -lount j AlfX OroMbwk durtng hte three terms ।or over a third of a quart'. Tlie con­ come the amount sumption of beer, on the other hand.' IL—==___ may reach the limit fixed by law in ■ ln opjcc They believe unanimously that Is falling steadily. From 1.15 liters . the proposed district to the bonds could, he shou!d ,Uy ln dtc clty hr 11.22 quart.'' per capita of population• the Declaration of Independence and: not be sold. i ^ved *o faithfully as head of our per day In 1QK). consumption has drop- • even some articles in the Coastituped to 2-3 liter i3-5 quart> in 1928. and t lun We know that Washington was ! So far M the supervisors are con- statc goxernmcnt. ln fict If Alex has a below 5-9 liter <or one pint! in 1930 — one of hte eager readers, and tliat he | cerned. the board committed itself to fraclton of thP aWhty friend* claim. :Deutsche Verkehrsblalter (Berlin*. j. deeply respected Paine for the tremcn-1 the building of this highway and the; Detroit could make good use of him! ' dou; influence this writer exerted in, county road commission will earn’ out' noW- Dictatorial, high-handed rulers | maintaining public morale during the ( j darkc.'.t moments of tlie Revolution. In­ the mandate of the board unkas thte t0 l)r popular just now in Italy, deed Paine's famous broadside, begin- 1 NEWS GLEANINGS. new law shall prevent Russia and Jai»an. but Michigan people „ . . . I nlng 'These are the times that try — -.-:z I have no desire to see an arbitrary govThe first musical concert in the Unit-, men's souls." was written, it te said, on > ODD6 1,700,000 TO I. [ ernor at the head of their own state ' W“S *n H P“M’ TeXMS’ ln ■ Jw hc“d °r a dru,n when p“lne *“ “ 1598 I roldicr under Washington's command While driving an automobile, all of | |0„nMn«.nt ag#ln. lu. i Miss Gertrude Smith expects to re­ turn from Grand Rapids the latter part in 1920 KUPPENHEIMER Custom Made Clothes ranged in prices from $45.00 to $125.00. INTERNATIONAL Custom Made Clothes ranged in prices from $30.00 to $65.00. Today's Range from $32.00 to $65.00 in Kuppenheimer Custom Made and $19.50 to $40.00 International Custom Made. Hundreds of New Spring Samples Are Here ...for Your InspectionI Lambie & Doyle "The Store for Dad & Lad Luke Walters has sufficiently re­ covered from his rtcent illness to re­ sume his business affair. again. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Carrothera were In Grand Rapids Wednesday attend­ ing a dental meeting and incidentally seeing the auto show. Mrs. Frank Langstrotn of Chicago Is the guest of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Hendershott. C. F. Field has been confined to his Brooks luvs the reputation of being a first-class teacher as we hope he will home with illness. succeed in getting a very large class In EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK. our city. THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Stocks ease upward on news of pro­ Two grand costume concerts will be Berry county branch of the State given at Union hail. Tuesday and'Wed­ posal to revise federal nwerve banking Farmers' Institute wa* held in the nesday evenings. February 20 and 21. practice by means of credit expansion court room last Thursday. Election of by Ml*. Mollie Kimball, and her musi­ bill. ' officer* resulted as follows: cal das* of 125 misses of Hastings. That ■ President—Jas. M Bauer. the^c concerts will be a success, we; Al Smith wilting to accept Demo­ cratic nomination for inresident but will Sec.-Treas.—J. F. Edmond*. haje'ho doubt. Twenty-five rnUui in, Vice Presidents: beautiful Zouave costumes in their not make pre-convenllon campaign for delegates. IL E. Rising. Coats Grove military evolutions will form an attracD. A. Doster. Carlton. live feature of the entertainment. The Nation honors memory of Lincoln. Bert Walker. Irving. opening Tableau will be a vision of W. R. Harper. Thomapple. beauty, rivaling Fairy land, and pro­ Campaign started to bring hoarded J. Rubbin*. Yankee Springs. nounced by many as more than worth money out of hiding. W. H. Otis. Rutland. the price of admission. Let the penpic G. D. Scott. Hastings. Dawes tell* railroad* and* bank's bow of Hastings manifest their appreciation Wm. Smith. Castleton. of home talent and of really a good to share In I2.ooo.ooo.ooo pool. Orson Swift. Maple Grove. thing by filling Union hall at these Harvey Paddleford, Baltimore'-^ Hoover bill* freeing billion in gold, concerts. ■ George Robinson. Hope. now frozen In Federal Reserve System, Win. Johncox, Orangeville. to be rushed through Congress. John Docter. Prairieville. us are faced with necessity of making Michigan docs NOT need Groesbeck! Ecuador. South America, abandons Wm. Elliott. Barry. numerous little decision* that may have i .Ko, ” 1■“ *“lo™‘, gold standard. Geo. Bowser. Johnstown. considerable to do not only with our| Fred Brown. Assyria. No doubt a large number of readers A HOMESPUN MORATORIUM. Gar Wood unashes spccvlboal record About 5.000.000.000 jottlcs of soft ! ,n the fal1 of ,77a palne enUMcd ns a , John Dennis. Kale Moqrc of Has- of the Banner will remember the own life and health but with the life with speed of mor# than 111 miles per tings. and health of other*. This is true every I We've heard considerable about mor- drinks are consumed annually in the 'olu,lt*cr in the Continental Army and twin pacers. Billie and Bessie, owned by atoriunu of late in connection with United w.u'cu States. i became bw“nip aide-de-camp iuae-ae-camp to General | Executive committee—John Dennis. J. J. Grlebel of Woodland township. hour, using Ml** America IX. mile and every minute that we arc en-11 foreign countries but it remained for a । Greene. But military duties, fur from Walker. W. A. Harper. But many will be surprised to learn Decline in British beer consumption route. Book sales during the summer ’topping hte pen. only gave him a more Frank Edmunds of Hasting* Hastings Town- tiiey are still alive and in good condi­ rouses brewers to demand cut In taxed. city In Illinois to demonstrate that showed a large increase over sales for Ultimate insight with which to write.I1 ship gave a paper on "How I Built My tion after nearly 32 years. Shall we try to pass the car ahead despite crowded traffic? Shall we speed’ moratorium* can be put to practical the summer of 1930. • and during thte period with the army j Silo." He sketched hte full plan of At the Ume of their birth. July 4, British tariff plan approved by 452-70 use right here at home. I Paine begun that series of 10 pamph- building, kind and cost of material 1900. Bessie; the smaller of the pair. vote; ------ -------------------------------reduction of Income- taxes is cxalong ten to fifteen miles faster in or­ The new S! 000,000 certificate will be lets which he assembled under ttu- gen-] used, amount and cost of labor. He also was so weak and frail It wa* doubtful pccted. In this particular city. Aurbru. ru­ der to save a few minutes time? Shall about four times the size of tlie dollar i-ral title of "The Crisis." These main-] gave some of hte experiences in filling whether she would survive but through ------------mors begnn to spread of possible bank billR tnlnrd his reputation as one of the' his silo and in feeding the ensilage, the careful ministeration of their niteWomen leaders present Disarmament closings i what city, town or villagi' lending influences cf the Revolution. I ---------------tress, Miss Flora Beadle, who will be1 Conference with 100.000.000 signed peintersection , even though it seems ap- . .. . . , , . The Is next to diamond ...... .. . „ , hasnt had to face such wlitepcring* — sapphire .......... ------------- the ------------------But writing far from exhausted ail > FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY, remembered ah commteaioner of schools titions from many lands pleading for parant that the other fellow 1* going t. d wlntrr,, A1Uwu<h Uu- j » hardest of all natural substance*. of Paine'.' abilities. lit 1777 be wav' A second elevator te contemplated for in Barry county for a number of years, arms cut. strre’* on"the MrenathoMhe 'taet *banks *crt‘ P°rtcctly sound, a steady | There are 2.150.42 cubic inches tn the made secretary of She newly formed Woodland. she was cared for until strong enough France urges International force; Committee of Fonfgn Affair* establish-1 Delton gave the C- K. & S more than streets o.. tne strength of the lact -h’‘|btn?am of withdrawals began. Money ' ofilclal United States bushel. ed by Congrcw. He served one year ns 50200 worth of business last year. Red tlie delicate ilille with a spoon and Russia asks for total disarmament; U. a hasty glance indicates the road to be ... , , . clear? Shall wc slow doan or. unrafe;*“ 1’“ 7’. ,< « hr i co:nPu,JWr>' spring cleaning law of cL-rk of Un- Pcnivylvania Assembly. Those who were unfortunate enough bottle for weeks, but the owner* were 8 backs arms reduction at DtearmaIn .1782 Washington got him a grant to mtea seeing the Northern Light 8at- well repaid for she developed into a ment Conference. chill n.i« the . h.n. stored aw.iC*ln safety deposit boxes ancles; requires every proprietor in.Parte , ' ' " p. . . .. . 0{jJcr places. But the maytofTto repaint and repair his house every. of 4800 from Congres* to continue his urdny evening missed a grand sight in­ Chinese maintain stout resistance at <or r-ir.es. to save time? Think of * Uul bant io years, and this Job te done in two, writings. In 1784 New York gave him deed. The heavens were all ablaze and races in her second and third years. a tract of 277 uerrs of land in New, the reflection of the light could plaln- They were sold about this time to John Warning forts near Shanghai; Japs what little comcquence are the minute-, I districts of the city each year. . . .. perfectly sound and believed that if ... Rochellc: Pennsylvania gave him 500 ly be seen upon the snow. Whltwright of Yankee Springs, who fall to take Woosung after Intense or seconds we save taking these * . , , , : ,, . . . , bombardment. . people were given a few days to calm Motorcycle officers in Las Angeles arc pounds, and. in 1785. Congms awarded Delton seems to be on the verge of a kept them only a year or so. and trad­ him $.1,030 to keep him from want. boom. A great deal of building te un- ed them to Ike Youngs of Carlton Cen­ Japan apologizes for dropping bomb With independence won in America, derway there and business men rejnrt ter. Later they were purchased by in American section of International nm tfd m.v ortl,ur.lv >n«r.1s-'’"rd * . M„rv rs ow wo loona, of vs.h.w Paine was next attracted to the strug- business at being first class. Lumber Herm Wheeler of Woodland who drove Settlement. Ln H OW.™ wnuu , mo^ « UI.J U, “ ” 1 " v '" "" " “ ln I ,ta U ' “ " d uiu> llliruai iiic iuiuii i vuuami gle for liberty in France, and played n, te on the ground for several new store* them on a milk route and later In tlie prominent part in the French Revolu- and two or three new brick stores will livery business at Woodland. While in streets of this normally busy city | Statc* last year. Soviet* plan end of privately-owned How many of us would wager 517.000.­ tion. at one tlm<» being thrown into be erected. the livery barn they passed with the enterprises by titf. looked like a deserted village. Citizen' New York's "Broadway" is 15’i miles 000 at any odds against the chance of ’ prison and narrowly escaping the gull-, Shirley Smith was in Jackson Tues- business to Jerry Fisher and later to were no’, only given a glimpse of the : pig l.tu.e, for arguing in behalf of the deday. attending the dog .how; where h ­ winning i;oo even if we had the J. J. Oriebel who still owns them. PAGE COLONEL ALGER! possible consequences ol panlcy action They have never been separated and The British Empire supplies loss than, posed king. He continued a prisoner had some mastlfia entered and sucmoney? Yet many motorist on the. The report that the police authori­ i but were given time to think thing.' one orange out of every four eaten in until Janu-s Monroe, the new American ceded tn capturing a second prize. never owned outside of Barry county. ties in Detroit threaten to take away road persist in making decision* tliat! minister to France, finally obtained hte Getter's mastodon minstrels of KalaAlthough tlie days of the horse and the license* of 15.000 "personal liberty" put the n.0C»j.M» minute* of their life Ij over. Hundreds of citizens under the England. releaac. But during his months in mazoo will visit Hastings next Tuesday buggy are gone and buggy horses are autolst* who have failed to report j direction of civic leader* formed a vol. Prt-wn- Paine loit favor with many of | evening, and will give a minstrel .how almost a curiosity, they are still in ex­ when tagged is a situation to be re­ American tourists bought nearly <i »mu. ■ un,",r “s* b*"M 000.000.000 gallons of gasoline in Can­, hte former idalators by 'l'riUng his worthy of patronage who enjoy a clean. cellent condition, considering their age. ferred to the Prohibition Reform crowd much-misunderstood book. 'Tlie Age wittv-performance. ' s«d> m.,», <!«««„ "> ™> '“>* -—K « ada last year. and have a large number of admirers1! for action and propaganda. of Renton." _.n for dcbm Charlie Roger*, who te attending U» i.und. ta^rwi, mulr. ■"d W ■„ w M.u.ue.; s.!° wrekh|M? Ilr» Kalamazoo was in ... Ih. !»„•. witaU .(I m,. •”») "m « 1 “°k"” OOThl ” “•“ work long cast n shadow over an other-1 CRy Saturday ta »MU in nukrnr u»» araMh.;•> u,c 1"ul •* Ume: "Uj .an,Llovtr of.Ub-1 or. 8. M. Fowler has been remodeling piur of twin paocr* and in all prob-. run th* md iiokib <» DURESS. word derived immediately fromj'under Hite fen^^^nX^t.^ -*«<»« wtetor nr M »1I uls. il “ “ch n''’r £w . ,‘could. Ourvi nm hiuc .'r*.,.*...ri eil jnd Response was uwhole-hearted and . 1 «ln than to be 'thlnty. te It? Old •PrcncH durace, hardship," I markable genii* and achievement* be£‘ X,“Mi« w.uh chance—let * ask ourselves if Its 1.7. ■h in turn — - kbe - traced back ,Jo gin to shine,._ r |what ?«*. prank Ml*s Ruth of ’the which can for they were:Springer, writerj Ynee auna i7*Ti.7t7.£ Undoubtedly, if there were no laws worthwhde to risk minutes of ’ enthusiastic. Nearly " 100 per cent “* * TIME TO QUIT IT. jJthi*1 rire °hte' U .-vU Un’ our youth would stop at every corner pledge cards were signed, withdrawals the Latin durita. "hardnra." an ex-: philosopher, soldier and champion of • our life to save one. The dally press carries the an­ land wait for every green light. It te i| liberty. ■ I rt‘a,l'cs were, cut to a minimum, money came tension of duru*. "hard." nouncement that the government is to I Although duress was first used in | the policeman on the corner FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. cease making predictions as to future teeing out from hiding and the enure city rcthat inspires them with a surging de­ English a* a term to denote hardness WHAT! ONLY FIVE BILLION? price* of farm crops of all kinds. This sire to smash . law* and lamppost*. turned to normal. or harshness, it has since outgrown! Gov. Pinchot of Pennsylvania, who' Gold 105 1-2. Many bank* throughout the country, this meaning and te now employed al-1 Doesn’t the number of accident* prove BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. consider* himself presidential timber, Pleasant winter weather. Events have shown that the govern­ tliat we would be better off without we believe could have been saved by most exclusively in the sense of pres-! Ute Reform club-- now 189 ment has been wrong on some of 1U law? Forty years ago a:lists treasuredI - - ------------------— number* —.. — recently made a bid for the fanners' similar action. The moratorium is a sure, consttaint or compulsion—actual Bectliovcn instead of stock*."—Priu I active, efficient worker* in the temShould we not continue our system of vote In thl* country by advocating a or threatened; tesialnt of liberty. It te defensive weapon worthy of more Kreteler. I perance cause. fill lier, and sometime* lower than the education until every one will want to also employed in legal phraseology to! flve-bllUcn-doliar loan to be used for -----------, Several parties have been urging government guess. We can tee no rea- obey the h»wa of the road and all will study. indicate compulsion or contralnt by financing a gigantic program of public .... — "In England you wear plus four* George H. Brooks to get up a singing be lovely? why stick in hard-and-fast which a person is illegally forced to do! while I prefer to wear minus fours."— school In thl* city, and we are in­ Improvements. • i Radio never will ba wholly sattefaclawa in advance of public sentiment? Mahatma Gandhi. I termed that he has consented to anything *11) probably be. Think!—Michigan Christian Advocate. Suys the governor. -We borrowed, uiry to the listener until he can tum Accent Is preferably on the flrat; .—i teach provided a sufficient number of many time* that nhrh during the war, Off unpopular programs with a click syllable, du’-re*; u as In use inot ooi.lI "I fee) sure that the Akron will dem- fcholars be obtained. TO this end one PIPING COAU FIRST FATBONK onstrste the great value of airship*, not interested has left at tlie Banner office didn’t wc? And we can borrow what i that will be heard in the *tudio.-Ohlo C6al is piped in the Ruhr district of The tint "fleet" to go through the Example: •The agreement had evi­ • W'. •>»» d-Urwu M Mint Germany—tha fuel first being pulver- Panama canal was a group of Norwe­ we need to saw our people now. in Ume Blate journal dently been effected by dure**. ’ —Rear Adnural MofleU. (scliolars can enroll their names. Mr. gian whaling vrarete. * ” f A Quotation Current History Way of Our World Twin Pacers at 32 Are Very Much Alive This Week’s Word t—“»»“"• Crumbs of Wisdom \ "■ '■n° t' �THE HASTINGS BANNEK, WEDNESDAY, FKBKUAKY 17, Iffi THE BETTER STORE FOR MEN IIEWLIW SEEMS COIWICH (Continued from page onci WOOLENS sIHEIMER lade Clothes prices from o $125.00. foday you can enjoy the luxury of a ational lade Clothes prices from to $65.00. s pring m $32.00 to i Kuppenistom Made 0 to $40.00 tai Custom ade. mples ction! 1831. The 1831 legislature advanced thte date to May 1st. 1032. The critics of thte new legislation are almost entirely restricted to those who claim that the expense cannot be met under the peculiar conditions now existing It is an act which te absolute­ ly mandatory upon some sections and gives them no possible chance to evade compliance. Cities, villages and town­ ships with a population in excess of five thousand have no choice but to im­ mediately prepare for this new form of registration. it te argued that the un­ usual additional expense which the en­ forcement of the new law will bring continue to and including the twentieth inary election following May I. 1W2. ALL OF THE PROVISIONS OP THIS ACT relative to the - registration of qualified electors shall apply with like force to SUCH RE-REGISTRATION Section a seemed to say that <fte new law only applied to certain larger communities and that the smaller ones didn't have to take it unless they want­ ed to and than Section 7 says that there must be a re-registration in eyery township and city and that there was no exception and that tha. provisions ol the new law governed all. The object that the legislator* were attempting to reach was to insist upon n 1932 RE-REGISTRATION, hoping that the larger percentage of amalleunite who were not forced in by the provisions of the act. would voluntarily decide to come under It when faced with tlie necessity of holding a re-reg­ istration. It is this point th<r the At­ torney General's office in Lansing is now being showered with inquiries con­ cerning it. Townships which have de­ cided that they wiU not adopt the new unfortunate times in the history of the state and, in this regard, it swms to be true that the larger cities such as De­ troit and Grand Rapids are in a quandry as to the proper iiandling of . the situation. The loudest criticism forced In .must begin to get ready for I comes frdm the more populous centers the re-registration that Is ordered and and with some of the city treasuries at make the same preparations they have tlie lowest ebb they have reached in made for years under the old system of J'ears it can be readily understood that re-regtetratlon. One of their offlcets thte measure is not presently popular. turns to the old section under old Part It -- has ...«, been stated that the - city of u II 'iiofc <not r*i» Part H*n' II-Ai a.iu and aim* finds mcmi that UK the Grand Rapids will be put to an expense- | whole section has been wiped out and of from eighteen to .twenty thousand repealed and a note stares him in the dollars in order to put this new regis­ face referring him back to Sec. 7 of tration system into effect. This figure Part II-A. With the old lay apparently is not authoritative and I do not wish to gone and the new law not yet covering give it as anything but gossip although him because he ha* chosen not to It would seem to me that it was a rea­ come under it. the official takes his sonable estimate and I would be sur­ complaint to Lansing. prised to learn that the city, of Grand At the date of this "article the great Rapids could do It for a smaller weight of opinion declares the inten­ amount. tion of the legislature was to have a re­ Tlie city of Hastings, with n popula­ registration. but to permit the old tion of a little over five thousand will form to be used where the new form probably have to expend in the neigh­ was not mandatory or adopted. I be­ borhood of <500. of which amount 8300 lieve that, unless the legislature grants represents the cost of hew equipment an extension, a re-registration of some The books under the old registration kind will be held this year in every cost thd city of Hastings, approximate­ unit in the state. This question Ls be­ ly <25. as I am reliably informed. Thte ing argued by factions in the capital is an example of the vast difference in and I have written for an opinion of the Attorney General, which has been The city of Lansing has taken a vrtry promised inc. {nit which I have not re­ decided stand In its opposition to the ceived. I shall be glad to report on it new system. I am informed that the when I hear. common council of Lansing passed a The new plan would be worth many resolution providing for a concentrated times its initial cost once it was perattack uixm tlie plan. It 13 their desire that the special npasjon of the legisla­ tlirough now it must not be long de­ ture extend for regtetr'atlon layed. It end* re-registration as w«| under the ne* law for a period of thre' know it and creates a clean-cut system | year*. I understand that court action is of accurate records that will prevent OBITUARY. * contemplated to test the validity of the electlfli frauds. Moreover, the law pro­ Charles Christian Jenson was bom law. Official* of j.-vera! cities, including I June 24.1B45 at Ringsted. Denmark. He Hastings, are going to Lansing to con­ vides n new ind sensational clause that te Intended to compel the exercise of I came to the United States In infancy fer with officials of that city and It the great American franchise. If a vertI with Ills parents and settled in Racing. may be entirely possible tliat the regis­ tration law will b? postponed because notice tliat he is scratched off the Mat. of tlie expense burden which several ! ents died, and he was cared for by Mr. centers feel it would put upon them. In can citizen until he sees'to-it that he (Continued from page one) I and Mrs- Pillsbury. When twelve yearn next week’s Banner I would be glad to is reinstated. "■ v »“■»<•"» «“■ U> make a further statement as to the Trusting that this somewhat explains oneiurr was oom there. outcome of the meeting of the officials a really mighty good law. that is jua*. It .pnrar. that he h.d teen mw<•* “J®- “> «» nt Lansing a bit expensive to invest in as far as cring from another accident, in which. I war in the Twelfth Regiment of However, tlie new law provides. "The in some manner, a wagon loaded with Inlanlry at tlie age of nineteen and clerk of each township and city ol Ulis the larger cities are concerned, which wood backed into him and broke oev- j ’rrved till the war closed. He was mar- state shall provide blank forms print­ have no choice, and of little present Interest to the smaller communities eral ribs and cracked his breast bone ! t° Clara Remington February 19. ed on cards < hereinafter termed 'regis­ He had been able to get around out of U> whom children were tration cards'* to be used In th* regis­ that do not have to invest right now. I doors for only a few days previous to born: Mrs. Amy Abbey. Mrs. Bertha tration of electors. Such registration will «ay In closing that any measure the lai ter accident which resulted In Pauatie, Mrs. Lydia Powell. Mrs cards shall contain the following. A— which lends to more firmly establish and safeguard the sanctity of our bal­ hte death. Blanche Richards and Charles. Rlilph Affidavit to be used by the registrant; Mr. Sweitzer's funeral was held Sun- and Levi Jenson. Mrt. Paustlc and Mr* B—Space In which to note the date of lots and our elections is progression Cuy. February 14. at 1:30 P. M. at tne Abbey preceded him In death. His wife each election in which the registrant and progression is an American virtue that hard times has never been able to home: .ind the church rervlcc at .wo,Clara died June G. 1905 and later he shall vote; D-.-The ward and precinct. hold back. ♦ o'eioek was at Zion Lutheran church, married Mrs. Supplec. who died in u If any, in which the registrant resides; Very truly youra. of which lie was a member. Tlie burial riiort time. On October 5. 1918 he mar­ E—Space tn which to note the cancella­ rted jjrs. Emma Jones, who very lov ­ was in Lake Odessa cemetery. Rev. tion of the registration together with Prosecuting Attorney. Edward J. Nest'officiated at tlie funeral ingly and patiently cared for him until the cause and date thereof and the hte death on,February 8. at the age of and burial. signature of the clerk cancelling such PINE LAKE CLUB. Mr. Sweitzer is survived by his wife, 88 yean. 7 months and 16 daya. Beside registration; F—Blanks for any other Tlie Pine Lake Farmers' club met at Mrs. Mary Sweitzer, also by one daugh­ hte wife, who is left to mourn, he Information which shall facilitate reg­ tlie M. E. church at Prairieville Satur­ ter and her husband. Mr. and Mrs leaves five children. 18 grandchildren istration and the holding of elections. day evening. February 13. 1932. Lester Lake, of Grand Rapids, and twn and If great grandchildren. The fu­ The act goes on to provide for the The meeting was called to erder by grand-daughters, also by a sister. Mrs neral was licld at the Methodist church appointment of an advisory commis­ the Pres. Bert Brown. . Ludwig of Lansing. He was a fine type Wednesday afternoon. February 10. sion of Hirer members, by the Secre­ Singing—When the Roll is Called of citizen and man and there Is much Rev. Dewey officiating. Burial in River­ tary of State, on or before June 1931. up Yonder." side. sorrow over hte death. and further provides that this com­ Prayer by Rev. Miles. mission shall meet and approve a prop­ Singing—"America " er form of blank for use in the regis­ Secy's, report was read and actration of electors and thereafter cepted. recommend the chosen forms to the Meeting was then turned over to the various clerks of townships, villages chairman of the Program Comm., John and cities. This has been done and sev­ Kllllek. eral. of the leading printing houses In Music by Mr and Mrs. Ray Castle the statc. who handle ejection supplies, and Mrs. Ray castle and Russell Minor. are now offering these forms to the Short talks telling about their trip cities. j to Lansing Farmers' Week: Lee Not­ County Clerk M. O. Hill. reports that tingham. Ell Lindsey. Hazel Billings. many of the township clerks have been Herbert Morehouse and Hattie Killlck. hopelessly confused by Sections « and Music by the orchestra. 7 of thte new act. The original act. or Then Dr. Kinde from the Barry rather the addition to an act. came in­ County Health Unit was introduced to existence, as I have stated, in 1029. and he gave us a very Interesting talk and the 1931 session of the Legislature about his work. He first told us where made only trifling changes. Section 6 the money comes from to carry on this starts out as fbllows. work, and then told us what the Health "On and after May 1st. 1932. the Department is doing. Their work Is REGISTRATION of electors in each mostly to prevent diseases. He showed township and city of this state having us pictures about the spreading of a population of 5.000 or more SHALL diphtheria. be made in accordance with tlie pro­ Recitation by Betty Bevington-(Mr. visions of part H—A of thte act. and Mrs. Fog's granddaughter.) Nothing in this part shall apply to any Then Dr. Kinde showed us pictures other townstyp or city unless the legis­ of the Adventures of Peter. lative body thereof adopt its provisions Reading by Lloyd Nottingham. by resolution adopted by a majority of •Music by orchestra. 1U members in which case a RE-REG­ Repeating of the watch word.—Pearl ISTRATION of the electors in sueh township or city shall be held In ac­ cordance with the provisions of this LACEY. part either in 1932 or any even num­ Mrs. Elizabeth Gray is spending the bered year thereafter. The registration week with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gray b^oks then In existence shall be used at and'earl'ng for the latter, who does not Statistic^ after several any alectlon held during the. period of Improve very rapidly. RE-REGISTRATION.** ' yean of experiment, actaThursday evening, February 25. the It te rather difficult to read the above Wilcox Cemetery Circle will serve a and Immediately grasp its meaning. It fried chicken supper in the Maple simply says that after May 1st. 1032. Orovo grange hall beginning at 6 P. M. any other means. the system of registering voters will be and continue until all are served. A different and that in all units of more short program and election of officers than 5.000 there isn't going to be any w'Hl be featured following the supper. argument about it. In smaller units the system of registering voters te going Mhool Thursday, because Miss Hunt Ton Delivered to remain as it always has been unless attended the county institute in Has­ the smaller township or city makes up tings. of the highest quality al its mind that it wants to come under The pupils and Miss Hunt enjoyed a the new system and if it does so decide, Valentine party Friday afternoon. Vaiwhether it be" right now or a year'from entines were given to all and candy now. a RE-registration shall be had ac­ was served as refreshments. centing to this new law, starting May Mtes Mildred Norton, who has been a 1st. 1032. it - they decided In time to visitor in this vicinity for the past make such start, or Inf the next even month was called to tike home of her year II they were slow in deciding. parents at Coral' Thursday of last week Now, coming directly after this, is to help care for her mother. Mrs. Ed. Section 7. which says. Weaver.-who Is in poor health. I "In Um year 1032 there shall be a Sunday evening visitors with Mr. and Telephone 8257 re-registration erf the qualified elector.; Mrs. Harry Babcock and family were Hastings. Mich. of EACH TOWNSHIP AND CITY OP Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owens and son THE STATE. Such re-regtetratlons Raymond. Burt Boise and son Clarence, shall begin on the first day of May and all or Battle Creek. Taylor-Made Suit Cut to your exact measurements at less money than you pay for ready-rftade As to prices: Wc start as low as $19.50. Wc give you the very fines at $40.00, And in between, a big range at $22.50, $25.00, $30.00, $35.00 ALL THIS for ONLY adjusted Ignition timing adjusted Distributor point* ad- Headlights formed $495 distilled TIMELY SERVICE SPECIAL . thousands of addition.! mile, of fcood service. FREE Battery Inspection Cold-weuther stnrting taxed batteries.' Lightu were used more because daya were shorter. Make sure your battery is nt top capacity. We’ll test it and add distilled water free. Recharging and repairs at low cost. If ypur battery is worn out. we’ll give yob an aflowance on it and install a new guaranteed 13plate Eord battery for only $6.75. Guaranteed. NEW FORD BATTERY Allowance on old battery. If you value the added personality that distinguishes a Taylor-Made Suit, at LESS than ready-made, wc we invite your inspection of our Spring Woolens. Universal Garage Co Telephone 2121 Corner Church and State Street Thos. E.Waters & Son The Better Store for Men' id” WOODLAND MIN K LIED INSTANTLY t History 118 PAST WEEK. deral reserve banking » of credit expansion g to accept Demofor president but will venllon campaign for memory of Lincoln. ed to bring hoarded Ing. roads antf banks bow ,000.000 pool. ■eing billion In gold, leral Reserve System. Jgh Congress. America, bes spccd-bosi record e than 111 miles per America IX. nh beer consumption demand cut in taxed. ■n approved by 452-76 Income taxes is expresent Disarmament 00.000.000 Signed i>er lands pleading for international force; tai disarmament; U. iuctlon at Disarman stout resistance at far Shanghai; Jups ■sung after intense t for dropping bomb in of International I of privately-owned INEL ALGER! the police authori00 "personal liberty" ! failed to report situation to be re­ bition Reform crowd paganda. '«• a law that 15,000 1 best citizens have tot to have "llberty- hurry is no greater itop at every corner y green light. It te nan on the corner with a surging de­ es and lampposts, r of accidents prove better off without ntlnue our system of 10 road and all will Ck in hard-and-fast < public sentiment? Christian Advocate. ■ATRON.H. to go through the ' a group of Norwe- . NOTICE, DOG OWNERS! Pay Your Dog License to the County or Township Treasurer on or Before March 1 Dog Law, Public Act No. 339, Public AcU of 1919, Sec. 6, as amended, Act No. 53, Public AcU 1927 “On or before the first day of March, nineteen hundred twenty-nine, and on or before the same day of each year thereafter, the owner of any dog four months old or over, shall, except as provided in section fourteen, apply to the county or township treasurer, where said owner resides, in writing, for a license for each such dog, owned or kept by him. Such application shall state tike the last previous owner. “At the time of making said application the owner shall pay the following fee: If said application'is made before March first, the same shall be accom­ panied by a license fee of two dollars for each male dog or unsexed dog; and four dollars for each female dog; if said application is made on or after March first, the same shall be accompanied by a license fee of four dollars for each male dog or unsexed dog, and six dollars for each female dog.'* Take notice, that any violation of Act No. 339 of the Public Acts of 1919 as amended, renders any person violating the terms of said Act subject to prosecution according to the terms of said Act. GEORGE LEONARD, Sheriff of Barry County »8 8 BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING QUICK RESULTS COAL HEAT You Take NO CHANCE costs less! WHEN YOU USE HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE “A” PASTEURIZED MILK! Kentucky Coal s Smith Bros. Velte & Co You always KNOW that you are taking no chances. Almost countless epidemics of disease have been traced DIRECTLY to UNCLEAN MILK. This dairy was started with the ONE IDEA of producing the CLEANEST and BEST milk for the people of this community and to sell it at just as low a price as it-is possible to sell it. Actual test proves that no CLEANER milk is produced than what we produce, and nowhere in thia atate can you buy Grade "A” milk at as low a price aa we sell it. Such milk as this will give you more “food value” for your money than any other food your money can buy. It’a a safeguard against illness and epidemic, and in every way meets the health needs of children as well as grown-ups. GRADE “A" MILK (PaMaurixed or Raw)—10c Quart GRADE “B” MILK (Paatwurixwd �THE HASTINGS BAKNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17. 1922 FAORgX Delicious Meals -fromfiwh BnsFOOD EVERYDAY PRICES AT WARNER’S Bread 2 Lb. Lx>nf IOC lib. Green Tea....................... 19c 5 lb. Sack Flour..................... 17c 2 lb«. Bakery Cookies........... 25c Bulk Crackers, per lb............ 12c 25c 3 lbs. Raisins.................. .. 2 lbs. Best Lard..................... 15c 3 Tall Pet Milk....................... 22c 6 Boxes Matches..................... 19c 2 lbs. Pure Cocoa.................. 23c Shelled Pop Corn, per lb. . . . 6c Cream of Wheat Flour 24 £ lb. sack ........................................ 49c Coffee Warner Special lb. 19* ; Saturday Special Every Week WARNER’S STORE No. 103 CORNER JEFFERSON AND COURT ST. F. D. GREEN, Manner OBITUARY. Lillian Augusta, daughter of T. B. HOARDERS SHOULD RELEASE MONEY i, Orangeville, Barry Co, December 21. 11872. She received her education In Bellevue. Mich. The family moved to Hastings in the BILLION AND A HALF OF CASH WOULD STIMULATE INDUSTRY mm dst. HAS RE-ORGANIZED !: PENNEY’S'"”" Value-.! Shnti u> (Continued from page one) daughter. Lellah. >a* bom to then* October 0. 1893. Shi- was a member of Emmanuel church here and wa* one of the flrat confirmation class in the present church. Her marriage was also the flrat marriage celebration in the present church. They.moved to Grand Rapids. Jan­ uary 1. 1931 after a slum residence In Rockford. , . .. She never enjoyed vigorous health, but a heart attack on October 24. weakened her so that she never re­ gained her strength and she finally passed away on February 8. Her long residence in Hastings made her many fast friends, although her treated by a special act of the legtelature and included territory in the two township*. Judge McPeak held, and the supreme court sustained him. that COMMISSION NAMED there was no authority In law for a consolidated school district, or one at­ k TO SERVE IN CRISIS tempting to be created, to change or wipe otit the Lakeview district. The i President Appoints Col. Frank Judge held that only the same au­ I Knox As Chairman—Gives thority' which ereated the district, which was the legislature, could dis­ 4Diagnosis of Trouble solve It and annex it to the proposed Beginning early last year, and conCastleton consolidated district. This! 'tlnulng till October 1931. all over the riew was upheld by the'highest court. { country men and women who had dc­ Last winter, by act of the legislature, ! posit* in banks withdrew them, taking the previous action of that body in ’ . 1 the money out of circulation, putting it creating the Lakeylew district wa* rein safety deposit boxes or hiding it in setnded. This left the district without . old stockings. For all practical purposes. any organization whatever. No steps I so far as benefits to the community and home where she not only cared for were token by the people in the dis­ country arc concerned, this money her own family but cared for and trict last summer or fall to reorganize i might as well have been consigned to nursed several old people in their last; It. and no one fromwutalde the district ; the names; because no one can get any years. There were not many years but ' had the right to do so except the town possible benefit from it. not even the what she wa* ministering to some one boards of Castleton and Hastings .town­ hoarder, so long a* it is being hoarded in her home outside of her family. Her ships, 'who could do it upon petition Of the available currency In this life was truly one of service and no one I country, about thirty per cent was thus ever came to her in want or distress in era of the district Matters drifted withdrawn from the banks, estimated vain. Her sympathy went out especially along. No tax was spread for the at $1300.000.000! When one considers to the unfortunate and whatever her the $90,000.000300 business of this portion she shdfed or gave gladly to country that sum seems relatively others. authority to authorize the tax after the small; but when this money Is in active She leaves to mourn her loss her district had been dissolved by the leg­ use. instead of being hoarded, every husband, one daughter. Mrs. Clifton A. islature. School was started last fall । dollar of It keeps $10 in actual circu­ Watkins of Chicago, one grandson. and a teacher was employed who ha*; lation through the extension of credits, Jack Barber, a sister. Mrs. Phyllis Rey­ continued teaching even though she1 based upon money. If it is taken out of nolds of Ann Arbor and three brothers. lias had but a small amount of pay. as} the there was no money In the district < tne bank, name, the tne bank ban* cannot loan it. If it j w of pay E. E. of of Medford. M J. W. of Detroit, Detroit. Fay the bank cannot Ioan it. the manufacand safe™. for that purpose. There are nine Hirer wholesaler whnlexAler and retailer rrtnllnr cannot rnnnnt pupils from tliat district attending' turer. zona. get it. nor the consumer. Nor can it These attending the services from Hastings High school. Tlvc law re­ quires the rural district* from which pay labor when it is hoarded. If trade cannot have the advantage of it. the Gertrude Fetch, Colonel E. H. Camp­ High school students come to pay 160 manufacturers are deprived of the bell and Mra. Campbell. Major T. W. a year for each to apply on his or her orders which would otherwise be pos­ Hammond and Mrs. Hammond, Mrs. tuition in High school. But a* there j sible. So the can be traced Laverne Uiwn, Olson. mr». Mrs. Irene zxayes. Hayes. airs, Mrs. was no legal Lakeview district, after "T matter .----- -----... even „ l-avcriic to the ultimate consumer. All sutler Maude McCarthy, Mra. Worthman and the legislature had dissolved It. there because the hoarder has taken his M1M piupatrick of Grand Rapids, of the tuition of these Lakeview stu-1 money out of circulation. . . dents in our High school. This made' Realizing this. President Hoover has tvFs-ire raimM a situation which could only be rem- j appointed a commission, whose work is nttna iuiuvuo. that of inducing the hoarder to put his Thc Week* school was closed Thurs- edied by having the district created by Idle money where it will be available d®y whllc Mrs. Doris Holcomb atlend- act of the township boards of the two for business, and so help to relieve the «>e Teachers Institute in Hastings, townships. Tills was don? at a meet- | financial distress of the country. At the Mra. Irene Dickerson, teacher of the ing held in Nashville last week Wed­ nesday. It 1* hoped that, as a result head of that commission Is Colonel Dowling school also attended. Frank Knox, now publisher of the Chi-1 Mr. and Mrs. H. O- Armour spent of the meeting, ways may be derived < cago Dally News. For many years Col. P*« of last week at Mr. and Mra. Floyd whereby school can be resumed in tlie I district, and the High school pupil*. Knox lived InAUchlgan. He then pub- Armour of Hastings. fished the Dally News of Sault Ste.! Mr. and Mra. Fred Ritchie of Kala- from the district can each have $601 Marie. He went fronrtjii? state to New mazo° »Pent Friday P. M. at Lyle and a year toward their tuition, as the state I laws provide. Hampshire. when<hr'had charge of a Leslie Dickersons. large daily in Manchester. From that Mr. and Mrs Lyle Shedd and daughSHULTZ. dty he went to NeJ-York and became nf Battle Creek spent Sunday at Mr. and Mra. John Hullng spent Sun- ■ the manager of the Hearst Syndicate of । Lyle Dickerson's. newspapers. He could not agree with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dickerson attend- day with Mr. and Mrs. Leo Welfare of Mr. Hearst on what a newspaper should «• t,lc Creek C. C. at Mra. Mary Hastings. Sunday visitors at Andrew Smith'* ; stand for and so quit that post to take Payne of Hastings Wednesday. . charge of Chicago's great afternoon1 Walter Thompson of Irving spent a were Mr..and Mrs. Clarence Smith of I Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mra. John paper, the Dally News. I few days last keek at V. G. Frys. Col. Knox is an aggressive man and I Mra. Bessie DeCrocker's of Scotts, Chamberlain and daughter and Bob- । an organizer. He is already busy with Mrs. Jeasle McArthur and daughter of bie Smithf and Mr. and Mra. Clem plans that will bear fruit In the neariJacka°n Mrs. Ethel Whitworth of Heney of Hastings. future and bring out a large portion of Culver district spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Barnard spent this hoarded money. He calls atten- j thc‘r Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sunday with Mra. Emma Wallace und I son of Yeckley. tlon. in his first statement to the peo-I Matteson. pie of this country, to the situation as [ he sees it. He gave the following diagnosis of present difficulties: "Much of our trouble seems lobes national headache, caused by eyestrain, from looking across the Atlantic. We can't remedy conditions in Europe, but we can remedy them here. " The Chicago publisher estimates that 92 1-2 per cent of the articles pro­ duced in this country are consumed In our own home market, with only 7 1-2 per cent shipped abroad. NCTICNJ A Family Savings J. P. Coat* Ptas Snaps Needle* Sewing Thread 300 yd. Spools Safety Pins Assorted sizes C C Cr Bia* Tape Fast Color Lawn 8 yd. Bolt .... O Listerine .... 19^ 7 Ounce Size .... 59^ Hind’s Honey & Soap* Almond Cream lux '. . . 4'“X5c 4K Os. 11 Os. |L*|p Size VfVs Six. Arabian Palm 5 ,<lr Z5c MENNEN'S ■aby -f *WC Powder * / Powders COTY..................... 79c POMPEIAN ... 39c HOLBIGANTS. . 39c “Aywon” A if Mouth Antiseptic Pond’s 25C Large Size............. 59® Cold or Vanishing P & G Soap IO bars 25 3 Ounce Size Tooth Paste Listerine . . 17^ Ipana . . . 29^ Squibb’s . . 29c Pepsodent . 55 C Purse* All Leather New Styles 6 FOR B wy C WashCloths . Good Size in Five Colors. The LOW Prices on It Means a Lot To Housewives Because of freedom from "soot and smoke—and almost no ashes — Consumers Coke keeps the home cleaner. Easy to handle and regulate. Makes a better fire. Saves money Housewives Prefer CONSUMERS COKE Phone 2305 Consumer* Power Company this 7.1-2 per cent out of the window and still lead the world back to pros­ perity. If once we restore confidence al home. 90 per cent of our troubles are over." He commended the other agencies that arc moving toward reUef. such as the $2,000,000,000 Reconstruction Fi­ nance Corporation He stated that soon specific plans for inducing the owners of the $1,500,000,000 of hoarded money । to release their hoarded cash so that banks and the country may have the use of it will be announced by the commission. No man could have been selected by the President who will with more sin­ cerity. directness and common sense address himself to the task which has been committed to him. EAST GUN LAKE. Mr. and Mrs. Ceci! Wald of Rock-| ford, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Clem and I tsons Raymond and Edward and Mr. j Sam Scnsiba of Middleville called at the home of John Crawford Sunday' william Buller left Monday morning' for Kenton, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs Fred Payne spent sev­ eral days In Plainwell last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brown of East Orangeville called on John Crawford's I Thursday. I Tlie 4x7 club met at Corneil Cap­ pen's Saturday evening and everyone reported a good time. The next one being at Mrs. Prank Castle's. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Selkirk and Miss Frances Miller of Plainwell called on Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford and little granddaughter. Wilma Lou Roush, called on Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Raymond Sunday P. M. Everyone here Is concerned In Ice cutting and are greatly pleased to see Gun lake frozen over this Monday morning. Tires ■ We ask you to make any reasonable compari­ son, and FIRESTONE ALWAYS WINS! FIRESTONE GUARANTEE Firestone tires and batteries are guaranteed FOR LIFE against defects in both work­ manship and material Ins. Olive Doty. Ethel Donovan and Mollie Ferris: program. Millie Herring­ ton. Mary Warner. Mary Olllaspte and Blanche Powell. Scc'y. 4.40-21 440-21 4.75-191 0.33 Sunoco ' PRODUCTS 4.75-20 6.00-18 5.00-19 34x7 II.I). 5.00-20***.7S BLUE SUNOCO Motor Fuel Is KNOCKLESS at the regular gas price. DOWLING CEMETERY CIRCLE. The Dowling Cemetery Circle met at the church basement for dinner FtbruAfter dinner the usual business meet­ ing was called to order by the presi­ dent. A very Interesting program was car­ ried out including several valentine stunts, also a vocal duet by Louis Alt­ man and Blanche Struble. The next meeting will be March 10. The following committee* were ap- Bring You the Greatest Tire Buying Opportunity in Years 6.00-20 H.I) 5.00-21 And in addition you get that Firestone Service from a Firestone Service Dealer The New MOTOR OIL Andrus Battery & Electric Shop Is made by the Merc­ ury process. The New Location—Cotner Jefferson and Court Streets LONG LASTING! NO HARD CARBON! Phone 2240 Assistance Promptly Rendered EQUIP TODAY with FIRESTONE �THE HATHNOB BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, IBM PERSONAL Mis* Kathryn darks spent the w«ek end In Chicago. Mr. and Mr*. R. W. Cook *pcnl Fri­ day In Lansing. WOODLAND. At the Library Allegan that the body of Roy Dlllenbsck had been found hanging front a Boy Scout News More NINETY ATTEND PARTY. Mr. Dillenback had recently returned AT MIDDLEVILLE. About ninety members of ths Ameri­ After a dearth of travel book* during Troop 65 Middleville. L. R. Beeler | can Legion and Auxiliary were present poor health and It is believed that he scoutmaster, also in their own town Tuesday on business. at the fish nipper al the Legion rooms offer a real wealth of adventure to became despondent from the effects of had 6 window demonstration* showing his Illness. Those attending the funeral the variems phase* of scouting. I sing over the week end. ...... ports a qilsndid ttms. All enjoyed tha an armcludr by your own fireside. in Allegan Friday from Woodland were. Troop 77 Nashville. Arllc A. Reid, supper and are grateful to Mr. and icootmuster. visited Battle creek 8*1-' Miss Esther Doty visited at her home Mrs. Frank Annabls for their klndne-s*. There te "Rolling Btone" In which urday, February 13. A# entertainer*. N. O. Thomas and Lowell Thomas tell* the thrilling life Blake Rising. Elmer Rtelng, Mr. and Paul Webber of Detroit spent Bun­ hte male quartette were decidedly suc­ story of the gallant adventurer, na­ Mra. James Tyler. Mr John Tyler. Mr* NASHVILLE V18ITS~* cessful. Thte company ha* broadcast turalist and sportsman, Arthur Rad- Mamie France and Mr*. Mattle Schray HEADQU ARTERS. Mr*. R. R. McPeak of Charlotte spent a number at times over WOOIi, Grand clyffe Dugmore. Dugmore's boyliood from Elmhurst. Illinois. Tlie Troop made the trip through I Rapid*. They were clever and original Monday with Hastings friends. Miss Katherine Mohler of Grand tlie Kellogg Comapny then went to the I and everyone enjoyed them Friday father purchased to serve a* tlie family Rapid* spent the week end with her scout Iveadquarters where a pot luck I home, and on which they drifted from evening. . port to port in the Mediterranean, were parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mohler. dinner wa* served and then they en­ attacked by pirate*, were nearly ship­ THE NEW IDEA CLUB. Mias Elizabeth Smith entertained joyed the swimming pool and gymnas-1 Mrs. Harry Ritchie, So. Broadway, wrecked In storms, etc. Following this r«me of her little friend* with a birth­ ium for a period. Hie building te open day to any of tlie registered scouts or cubs i was hostess at her home Thursday eve­ came adventures In America which re­ day party, Thursday. February 11. ning, February il. to the numbers of sulted In Dugmore's growing Interest In Mra. Agnes Fisher and son Don of of Barry county at any time Scout-1 the club. A delicious 6:30 dinner was camera work, fn hl* camera hunts for Hastings visited Mr. and Mra. B. 8 miuter* are urged to arrange trip* to end. the building by notifying Mr. Shafer so served by the ho»tes* and daughter, the Holly Sunday. Mr. and Mra. J. M. Giltner are almoat every comer of the world—Ids that a date may be arranged. visiting a daughter in Belding this table being attractive with Its Valen­ African experiences alone would satisfy Harlan Sweitzer, age 71. of East tine place cards and center piece of was accidentally killed A FINE GIFT. the explorer's urge tn any ordinary Woodland spring flowers. Following a short busi ­ Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kerr spent Bun­ Thursday afternoon. February II when The American Legton post of Has- I man. Then. Just for good measure, he day In Jackson as guest* of Mr. and ness session the evening wa* spent returned to England to serve as one of a building beside which he stopped to • Ungs through Mr. Frank Annnabel1 sewing, the members bringing garments Mrs. C. C. Colvin. get shelter from the storm blew down presented each registered troop and iter most valiant battalion leaden dur ­ Mias Helen Michael and Mias Maude to be given.to the needy. ing the oreat War—in hi* own opin- on him. Mr. Sweitzer has been u resi­ cub pack with a framed copy of the I ironside were In Grand Rapid* Mondent of Woodland township all of hl* Flag Code." This te a wonderful pres­ INJURED IN FALL FRIDAY. ■ day on business. life. Tho funeral wa* held Sunday at Mrs. Mary Burges* suffered very Lowell Thomas has written splendidly the Zion Lutheran church, Rev. Nest ent for the troops and win aid in thr Mr. and Mrs. Louis Miller spent Sun­ to do justice to a remarkable and rare­ teaching of the flag tests pf scouting day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Radofrd painful injuries on Friday which will ly colorful personality. officiating. Burial at Lakeside Ceme­ We wish to add our thanks to those of Grand Rapid*. tery. He leaves to mourn his poulng. ■ The Irrepressible Carve th Well*, who hte widow, cne daughter. Mr*. Lestci of the various troops. Louis DePew of Hillsdale is spendhit a stick which had been driven near has been cited as the man who can A TROOP BANQUET. I ■ ing this week visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lake of Grand Rapids and two grand­ some flowers in the garden. This threw make the truth sound like a lie. in­ daughters. Ray Nye and family. Thfiriwlay evening. February 11. Mr. Dr. W E. McLravy of Grand Rapldi her in such a manner as to strain the dulges in some more of his delightful Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rucli and familv and Mra. Shafer attended the annua) i debunking In "Adventure." He wades In accompanled by Mrand . Mrs. Ed Uinquet of Troop 4 at the Maple Street terribly bruised and lame. Her friend* mow at the equator, picks violets in Mrs. John McLravy. Lapland, watches fish climb trees In Covey of Gobles spent Sunday wit>. M. E. church in Battle Creek. Troop 4 Miss Josephine Btcln is at tier home hope for iter speedy recovery. Mr. and Mra. A. B. Covey of Belding. 1* the old troop which Mr. Shafer in Harbor Springs this week because of MLj Dorothy Tyler entertained the joined a* a boy 12 years of age. This BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. baths. This la one of those books just the sickness of her father. Honoring the birthday of Mlu Adah made for "pick-up" reading as each King's Herald with a Valentine party was the eleventh annual parent and I Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huisenga of Saturday afternoon. scout banquet of the troop which he Odell her relatives surprised her on chapter te a "yarn" In itself. The book Campau lake were Sunday guest* of Mteo Phyllis Ruell entertained her has attended and while the personnel Sunday taking along a bounteous pot I* full of laughs and also valuable in­ Sunday School class Saturday evening of the troop changes somewhat the old Leallc Cook. Cranston Wilcox and luck dinner, cover* being laid for twen- formation which Is quite painlessly im­ with a Valentine party. tradition* of the organization still are parted. . Thomas Stebbins were home from Ann Mr. and Mra. J. V. Hilbert spent Sun­ and a general good time. Mias Odell Another fascinating bojk that can day with Mr. and Mr*. Olen Blake of manifest. Mr. C. E. Childs, the present scoutmaster, ha* been the troop leader Mr. and Mra. Ralph Wood of Grand was presented with an appropriate and be dipped Into at odd moments is Middleville. for nearly eight year* and the scout* “Told at the Explorers’ Club." ThirtyRapicbfia-ere guest* of Mr. and Mrs. C. useful gift. Rev. and Mrs. T. W. Thompson and who have passed through hts hands in three of the eminent traveler* and ex­ E. Wqbd over the week end. family of Sunfield called on Mr. and thte time all have only the highest re­ POT LUCK CLUB PARTY. plorers of tlie present day. including Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Severance of Bat­ spect for thte remarkable leader. Thte On Friday evening Mr and Mr* Roy Chapman Andrew*. Carveth Wells. Mra. Leon Tyler Sunday evening. tle Crrete"were Sunday guests of hte HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Mtes Leonore Dowden wa* called to 'iemotastrates the value of continuous James Bristol entertained their pot Harry Foster. Charles Lindbergh. Gor­ mother, Mr*. Mary Severance. Lansing Wednesday on account of the service to boyhood. Mr. T. Ben John­ Mr. and Mrs. Tt»codorc Kilmer and luck club very delightfully, sixteen be­ don McCrengh and Sir Hubert Wilkins, serious illness of her uncle. ston. chief executive, was the speaker ing present. At bridge, top scores were have contributed to the volume which daughter of Lansing were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Crocklord of Carl­ of the evening, as lie ha* been for a won by Mrs. R. W. Cook and Aben I* compiled by the librarian of the Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Larsen on Friday. ton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr* number of years. Explorers' club. Some of the incidents Welby Crockford. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edmond* re­ Johnson. related are thrilling, some humorous, turned on Thursday from their trip to A NEW CUB PACK. Mr. and Mra. Clyde Ruell and Mr COATS GROVE. booster. Virginia Thompson; hand-■cme pathetic, but al) are Intensely in­ Akron, Ohio, and other places in Ohio. and Mra. Ed. Covey spent Thursday in A member from here attended th? ■ shaker. F. C. Wing. Thq leader has teresting. A nice feature which adds Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Windeknecht Grand Rapid*. pointed cubmaster of the new cub pack sale of J. H. Townsend east of here on secured Dr. Walton of Hastings a* considerably to one's enjoyment is the were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hough of Hartford visited Mr ,• speaker and a male quartette, also -----of«.brie! biographical sketcMof the author and Mrs. Donald Gager Thursday eve­ forming at the Central school under Saturday P. M. George Windeknecht of Grand Rap­ the sponsorship of the Parent Teach­ Mr. and Mrs. Neil Smith of Midland Hastings to sing. id*. The Hastings Women's club met in which precedes each story. ning and Friday. er's Association of that school. Satur­ visited the home folks over the week The February' meeting cf the Glean­ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Sayles and the High school building Friday after­ In a more purposeful . Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kimble and chil­ day evening. February 20th. the pack end. er? class was held recently with Mr. daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and noon. February 12. The president. Mrs. •Mexico" by Stuart Chase "Cold" dren visited Mr. and Mr*. Wit) Kimble committee and leaders meet at the . and Mrs. Frank Haight to observe their Mrs. Frank Todd and family of Hop­ M. J. Cross, called the meeting to or­ by LaOrcncc Gould. al Lansing Sunday. High school office for an evening of der. After making announcements of kins. day meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Ciias. eighth wedding anniversary. Kenneth Ketcham and Miss Mari.- training in the cub work. The former is a most excellent work Mr. and Mr*. M. O. HIM. Mr. and future meetings, she turned the meet­ treating a little understood country. Fo-ter of Kalamazoo spent the week Townsend Wednesday. It was Men’s, Hubert FOUlck of Hastings ristted Mr*. Raymond Windeknecht and Mrs ing over to Mis* Anna Johnson, who Mr. Chase, one of our foremost econ­ end with Mr. and Mrs Donald Gager Day and they put on the program. PRAIRIEVILLE TROOP. Theodore Knopf were In Kalamazoo on had charge of the program in the ab- omists, has become very much an artist The young people's Sunday school iftnday evening. February 19th. Mr. A number of teachers from Wood­ Friday. MORGAN. In the writing of this book, for white land attended tiie Western Michigan Shafer attended the second meeting of Mra. J. M. Townsend goes to Grand the Literature department he has given a really scholarly inter­ Teachers' Round Table at the Pantlind the newly organising scout troop at Warren Coolbough's Thursday eve­ In her book review. 'The Good Rapids Thursday to attend a meeting Homer spent Sunday with Mary Tur­ pretation ol Mexican history and Hotel. Grand Rapids, Saturday eve­ Prairieville. The troop will finish re- ning. of the Republican state central com­ Earth" by Pearl S. Buck. Mrs. F. E present-day civilization, hl* book is at ning. Tueiday ten ladies of the L. A. S ner and Austin DeLong. i Kistratlon this week with approximate­ mittee. Adair verjr cleverly brought out both the same time a glowing picture of the met with Mrs Bessie Woodman to tie The Woman* Study club entertained Mr. and Mr*. A. J. Vedder and Mr. the pat ho* and the humor of the extravagant beauty of tlie country. it* their husbands with a banquet Tuesday ly 12 scouts. Mr. Herbert Morehouse, off a comfortable for the Eaton fam- turned Lanstog after and Mrs. Floyd Gaskell were Sunday scenes in the story and made it a most mountain life, its jungles, and iu fas­ evening. February 9. The following pro­ chairman of the troop committee, was lly who lost their goods by nre recently. TOk ihtjr cottage lierc in char.w. . : *“*----- ““j review. . . BLAU. MMLMr*. E. B More oCUntercsting review, gram was enjoyed by all: Roll call—A cinating cities, all. Mrs. w. O. A. Burge Burgess then took up the Marshall. mu vversnuui aiso gave a com- .----DOWLING TROOP BUSY. joke; Trombone solo — Roas Pierce: Play "Larry" Gould, second In command r.«.hk Th. tak. . Ur» ‘—y • Miss Geneva McQuarrie and Kenneth subject of "Negro Prose and Poetry.' — Truthful Husband*:" Trid—Mrs. . U-nrk It tn hnoln thia —n.1. — - - Friday evening. February 12. troop 51. McQuarrle of East Delton spent Sat­ discussing the lives of many of the best of the Byrd expedition to Antarctica, is Myrtle Bulling. Mra. Artie Densmore urday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. of negro writers and mentioning some the author of “Cold" which lias been Mis* Alice Smith; Four Tableaus were Dowling. L. J. Oswald, scoutmaster, de­ Sunday evening, Mrs. Elsie Moran o(. Some from thl* way attended the voted their meeting to the study of Hasting* speke in the interest of the funeral of Mrs. Allee Graham of L’ashof their best work. She also read sev­ widely acclaimed for belli its very real Chas. Faul. ' given; 1. The Fisherman; 2. The Street Mrs. Pliyllls Reynolds returned to eral negro verses illustrating their care­ literary merit and for its remarkable Car Hound; 3. The Marriage License; first aid. Six of the scouts present suc­ W. c. T. U. assisted by Mrs. Loomis' vUle Sunday. She was an old-ltac Ann Arbor Monday. She was called free natures and love'of rhythm. After subject matter. Dr. Gould describes the 4 Gossip Solo—Mt. Beamer; Everyone cessfully passed all of the second class ut Woodland. A group from the school1 neighbor here and attended the Morhere by the death of her sister,* Mrs. a short discussion of this subject the demolishing of the plane In which he enjoyed the wonderful banquet served requirements and the members of the gave two patriotic numbers and the K»n school. Till* vicinity extends their whole troop arc working to be in at­ flag salute. Pour boys gave an excr-. sympathy to tlie family. and a companion had flown to the meeting adjourned Rockefeller mountains and their sub­ by the Aid Society of the South tendance al the court of honor at Has­ else. Modest* Kinne rang ."Uve On Mr. and Mrs. Ben P. Blakney re­ Mrs. Harry Hammond and children tings. February 24. for advancement to Sunshine" and a mixed quartette sang.! of Vermontville called on her porente. sequent rescue by Admiral Byrd; he Brethren church. ANENT BLEACHES. turned on Monday from a visit of sev-. Sunday evening. February 21. at the the ranks of second class. I?...—>•__ I —.1 V n__ ■_ _ — Bleaches and other chemical* strong recounts the sledging expedition, the enough to remove stains will tuually at­ excavations in the Queen Maude Moun­ Methodist church union service* the petition against any change in the I emoon. Oclston of Alma. PANCAKE SUPPER AT DALTON. following program will be given: Male I8th Amendment was adopted, to be j Mr. a: Mr. and Mr*. Frank Kline of Detroit tack dyestuffs. It is therefore necessary, tains. the finding of Amundsen's record, Quartet—Two selections. “Beautiful Thursday evening. February IB. spent the week end here, her brother in removing stains from colored fabrics, left there eighteen years before: he Garden of Prayer." and “AU for Me." George Huffman, returning to De­ to handle them more carefully than also appraises tlie technical work of the Tenor solo—"Cldae to Thee." John R. Troop 55. Delton. RuwlLJdott. scout­ master. Is staging a puntkkc supper for white ones. They should be treated expedition. The illustrations are from troit with them. Cecil Winans of Battle Creek and Bulling; Trombone solo—Roland Val­ the benefit of the troop. Mothers and on E. 8. Thompson at the University his own photographic work. rapidly and rin*ed thoroughly. Color hospital at Ann Arbor and that he Is Mrs. Rankin Hyde of Prairieville There Is one more book that I can't entine; Boss znlo—"Asleep in the Deep" ladies of the community are super­ now getting along nicely. day with the Webb*. Kenneth Wil­ visited Mr*. Nettie Hyde on Thursday. changed by treating with an acid can —Birdsill Holly; Male Quartet—Two vising and the Pillsbury Company, resist mentioning briefly although it often be restored by using a weak alk ­ Next Bunday evening the program cox of Barryvlllc called in the after­ George Hyde spent the week end with ali. such W5 ammonia solution or am­ lias been on the shelvti for several selections—"Sleepy Hollow Tlpw." and through the Grand Rapids office are will be in charge of Lawrence Chase: noon. his grandmother also. “Steal Away;" Cornet solo—Richard furnishing the flour, syrup and the Robert Hendershott of Montreal. monia fumes. Acetic acid will often re­ months and has had a wide circula­ Durkee; Tenor solo—“Our Yesterday"— district agent is himself superintending Canada, visited his mother, Mra. R. I. store * color that has been changed by tion. that Is Julian Duguld's “Green Ronald Valentine; Saxophone solo— the griddlA Mr. T. Ben Johnston, area Hell." Here is a tale of almost unbe­ Hendershott, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred an alkali. lievable experience* in the-junglc wild­ "Flower Song'—John R. Bulling; Off­ executive, will be the speaker of the Hendershott part of last week. STUFFED PRUNE ORANGE AND erness of Eastern Bolivia, a tale that Is ertory—Piano duet—Mr. and Mr*. Ro­ evening and a program of scout work Miss Jessie Newton. Robert VanCREAM CHEESE SALAD. filled with a wild beauty of nature, with land Valentine; Male quartet—Tao se­ has been planned. The troop visited Tyne. Miss Marie Nye, Howard Har­ lections—“Look Away to Heaven" and the headquarters building Friday eve­ Twelve large cooked prunes, threerington and oUter spent Sunday with fourths cup cream cheese mixed with a deeper beauty of loyal friendships; "Nearer My God to Thee." ning where special work on the first that is rife with light humor-to bal­ Mrs. Anna VanTyne near Doster. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Covey left for their class swimming test was stressed. three tablespoons mayonnaise, thick Mr. and Mrs. John Walton of Kala­ slices peeled orange, lettuce, paprika, ance the moments of star terror. Four home In Gobles after a two week’s visit mazoo and Mrs. J. W. Crandall of additional mayonnaise. Make an In­ men travel a road that no white man with Mr. and Mrs Clyde Ruell. TRAINING COURSE MEETING. South Bend. Ind., were guest* of Dr. cision Ip each prune and remove the ha* seen for more than two hundred Mrs. Welby Crockford te entertaining Tuesday evening, February 16. 6:30 years, they stiare with yotr their ven­ and Mrs. D. D. Walton on Monday. the Extension class leaders. Mrs. Barn­ o'clock was the first of a series of eight pit. Fill cavities with the cream cheese Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Parker of mixture. Put a thick slice of orange on ture of high courage.—Helen Wooton. um and Mrs. Brumm Monday evening training course meetings. Albert R Mt. Morris. Ill., and Mr. and Mra. Mc­ a crisp lettuce leaf, arranged four This 1* for the ones who have missed Brunker. head of Mayor Cermak's NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. Dougall (Beatrice Parker) of Lansing prunes on each slice, and top with crime commission for Chicago, was the A large crowd gathered at the Well­ the flrat lessons. siient the week end with Mr. and Mrs. mayonnaise and paprika principal speaker, twenty-five men man schoolhouse Friday evening to the STUART LAKE. from Barry county were in attendance. P. T. A. meeting. Mr. D. L. Hershberger. Mr. and Mrs. George Coleman and Fine steel wo< Mr. and Mrs. Lord and children of for scouring Mr. Henry Baird also Mr. Ray Schant’. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Coleman and sons your aluminum TROOP 79 WOODLAND. of Woodland furnished the music. Battle Creek have moved on tlie Roy were In Kalamazoo on Bunday and Terry farm. Thursday evening. February IB. Wayne Offley and Mrs. John Blocher SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. called on Otto Fry. a brother of Mra. There was no school nt McCallum Troop 65. Middleville. L. R. Beeler, The neighborhood was shocked to had charge of program. Mrs. Maude Thursday as the teacher, Mrs. Lena (scoutmaster, will put on an investiture Geo. Coleman. Mr. and Mra. Basil Smith and Mr. hear of Mabie (King) Johnson’s death. Smith of Hastings gave a talk on her Laubaugh, attended the institute at ceremony for Troop 79 of Woodland. trip to Washington. D. C.. last sum­ and Mrs. Warren Wilcox and daugh­ Hastings. Forest Roe, scoutmaster. AU parents ters. Margaret. Betty and Warrena of Saturday P. M. at the home of her sis­ mer with six hundred teachers, which Mildred Ward of Plainwell was a Jackson were Sunday guest* ol Has­ ter. Mrs. Perry Wells. She leaves her was very interesting. Sandwiches, pick­ week-end visitor of home folks at till* tendance al the school building at 7:30 tings relative*. husband. Otto Johnson and two little ier and coffee were-served. place. o'clock. Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Birman of Dow ­ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Workman and girls Anna and Alberto, two sisters Billy and Beverly Lord are new DEMONSTRATION AT DOWLING. | ling spent Tuesday and Tuesday eve­ Mr. and Mra. Frank Andrus returned and three brothers. • ’ scholars in our school. Mr. and Mrs. George Hall and chil­ ning with their daughter, Mr. and on Sunday from Traverse City where Geo.. VanZandt of Petersburg. Mich., Monday evening February 22. Troop Mra. Howard Bryans and children. they were called by the sickness and dren spent Sunday in Charlotte guests was calling on friend* and relatives 51. Dowling, will put on / demonslra-! Mrs. Clark Overamlth has been very death of their father. Harry Workman. of Merl Hall and family. over the week end in and around elite tlon of scouting In connection with the i Mr. and Mrs. Paul., Dyer (Lillian Mrs. W. Myrlen Strait gave a valen­ place. Washington party and program at Miss Esther Fox. had a Valentin? Wolfe) of Kalamazoo were Sunday tine party to some of her Lansing Dowlfng. This is a fine opportunity of BUGBEE CORNERS. . friends Saturday evening. The house box at Hie schoolhouse Friday from showing the contact with the bi-cenJay Chatman of Climax, Mr. and J. W. Wolfe. Mrs. Dyer remained for a was -very prettily decorated for Valen­ two-thlrty until four o'clock for her tennlal program and scouting. few days because of her moUvcr's 111- tines Day. Dainty refreshment* were pupils. The children were treated to Mrs. Merle Count of Kalamazoo were jello, cookies and pop corn balls which week-end guests of Chas. Foote. COURT OF HONOR. • I served. they enjoyed very mtieh. The Four Times Seven club met Sat­ Don't forget tlie big county Court ofI Much sympathy is extended to Seth urday night nt Cornlel Cappon'*. An Honor at the court house, Hastings, Graham and hte children In the loss of enjoyable time was had by all. February 24. at 7:30 In the evening. I their wife and mother. Mrs. Alice Ciilckrn thieves visited Adrian John-, Graves Graham, who passed away with ran'* hen roost in the wee small hours All scouts passing their second or flrat pneumonia. Saturday A. M. Mr. Johnson got. jite class requirement* there will be eligible Oscar Flory and lady friend of Has­ slice gun into action nnd they ran for to have Dan B<<rd present their bkdgc^ at Battle Creek, where tho annual apetings called on Mr. and Mr*. LowL'Herzlc Sunday afternoon. Messrs. Cornlel Cappon, Byron John- clal Court of Honor will be held March . The BESSMER Eyesight Service Mr. and Mra. Ted Mead and Mrv. cox, Frank Castle, Adrian Johnson and S. At lids Lime all yearly honor and, camp medals will also be awarded. I Allie Mead, also Miss Knapp of Has ­ Tom Wilcoxmade a trip to Hastings HASTINGS. MICH. tings were Sunday afternoon callers at to sec the prosecuting attorney in re­ TROOP 71, the home of John Mead's. gard u> Wm. P. Rose’s stock running Troop 71 had Its regular meeting nt! at large and destroying tlveir crops. the Legion rooms Monday night, Feb-1 SUNSHINE CAKE. Tlwy hope to gel action at once. ruary 1. 1932. After the opening all of j Blx egg yolks, one cup sugar, sifted the boys went out to Uic golf links slid­ four times; one teaspoon lemon extract, STONY POINT. To anyone who suggests that you have your eyes examined. one teaspoon almond, one-half tea­ Loren Hershberger made a business ing. Mr. Reid furnished two curs for] The result* would give you cause for thankfulness. If your eyes transportation. Tao of the boys, “the spoon vanilla, one-eighth teaspoon salt, trip to Indiana last week. are found to need no help—THAT I* worth knowing. If they one cup pastry flour (sifted four times), Floyd Van Wie was In Allegan Fri­ larger ones" remembered that night for. DO. then you will secure that which will help you as king as six egg whites, beaten; one-half tea­ day and Saturday and made a trp to two or three days. One of the small you live. Visit us. ones lit on his head and saw stars. Two I spoon cream of tartar. Beat egg yolk Kalamazoo alto. and add! sugar. Beat steadily. Fold in B. j. Wellman and Geo. Barry went fine foot sleds were demolished. But all rest of Ingredient*. Pour Into deep to Battle Creek nn busihra* Monday. 9 o'clock every boy that rode back was greased pan. Bake 40 minute* in slow in town. Three of them walked to try. oven. Cool and cover with any light and to get the soreness out of their nuitcles. | fluffy frosting. of what were Payin’ Fer” Abe Martin once said: “what this Country needs is less Service and more of what we're payin’ fer." < f He was certainly correct, and that's what we try to do . .. give you MORE of what you pay for. The Service is Free! T. S. Baird CLOTHING for MEN &. 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Stebbins is taking care ’ I of her. x i Madames Doris Hyde. Hazel McKl£- FOR SALE—0. I. C. l*‘t aprlRS pic*. *<•» I fall pin not akin. H ,mlle we.1 «< NS»h ' vllte Otto Schulte. ___ _ H ■PAPER llAXfllNG ANU PAINTING—ChavP. . r I- ■ firJUat « Mrtiy'naodmr. r---t locatin', .n dr«f ..rd "VVtU Merifira for fWIOO. Pl.-.*ir • 1»-'7 or ' •II >t t:<> £. llla.r Al. nay .lit - Imcal Rryroanuurer. Heating*. *«tk- hall Tuesday night for the purpose of organizing a Bay Scout group. Mr. Shafer, the county executive, was in charge. All but one ol live sponsors BABY CHICKS! Bartrd Beck Chleka batthed from f(p from W K. K«I1j<S Farm »« G«‘l Lake. Bleodte.tnd. Ttapnaited- Hrrr l> year chaitca to get atartad with teal kl«h rlt.a .tack at ridlettloniiy low prirra. Our own alflln cf White Eastern*. Barred Bock. and Rhode Wind Reda aa low aa 17.00 per 100 If ordered thia month Fourteen hundred White Latten.' ob car cam pU«- *• ,cr leaa tecau.e we produce nearlr *11 our own •<(.. We do Cuatcca Hitchlt>S VISITORS AKE WELCOME Middleville Poultry Farm and Hatchcry A. W. Gaily. Prop . Middleville, Mich. -U WANTKIa—Hay add a.he.. Semi me a card .hill >"U hate them. Keith It.-nn.n. 1 Jl.nate 1 Ila t.n«., 3 7* j FaI •’•"AN te-di-.kli the farmer*. ! Meat t» married. V.or >»...« 1 pm>tk'ia. I-c M II ■■ ■ C .’I FOR SALK - All .nrietle. of c--1 .mi-n -e.1 at rru • .rialile price*. Ilef.-re Iniylnr rail I 7-iT —»’!.» -r wrife R. M. W.m!at..n. II..- i 1 r lir l 0 cry. k.l- . Mra I t , FOR SALR—Pair dapple arat m. ma S«e r.ew mil.h row., Half anile t.Lrlh M.ldle t.Ue nil we.| .Me ..! r.l.l- I..M1I. t.r.ff ■: = I CARDS OF THANKS = r | t = •Hi Ph s ! ’-d h 3 III 1.1’ WANTr.t» -Y.-.n< .net. I- |.«rn rl.r ; rrir.l n.rk; or train and help pl..r a..«i H. S. SHELDON Fault The Vault Without ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25 CTS attend .hutch aerafort and make uae of the Thi. rhureh la J.lnin* with the Mui her Oxir.h and with hraneh .hurthe. and wrie be. thmaxhout th- I'l.ite.l stale, in hatdina a .ice..' memorial amiee in rranetnbranre of the ideal, and ar Com |>ll.h ment. of <le«e(e VVa.tiiiltftnn. ‘Ihi. .emire mill he held .n the ehtireh e.liflee at 7 f. P. ,M. »n Wa.hincton', birthday Monday. February BSltd. the if the hrsmnlnc .'f the nation wide nsAtiK—Vrarlltw mlt for new milch aww. date relrhr.llnn. .iiperU.-d hr th. t'.inarea. nf the I n.ted State.. Subject for God and .Man. the I niamal Ideal." . Folf fiALI! ok RENT—«O aree farm. <ne 1 mile ...nil, ( Urk.olle. Mr.. Kd.th Kenkea. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHVBC^H. j 1-h.nr St -I t • lark.ville 2 17 Morning w.irahip at 10-.30. CRIMIM roll KENT—lint ami raid water, naw Sermon by Re«. Alevander 1- Mijatt. Hilbl,h..k fratit taawn. IM So. ILan-.aer St. Mr.. Jerl--penn.lea. Vhilanthr..|>hy." ■ ■ W M,,.|.|,. I-*.-..2 17 Hilt ItKST r... rc.tn hunralow with hath. A HJI.Ie drama, ’“The I'neoituarired" Io l-e ».r the Chrhtmn Kndea.or young peo­ V Mad'...n* ‘ 3-17 Piven ple at 7 JO. 1 Hastings Burial Vault Company IONE M22 HARTINGS, MICH. charge of tlie program. Watch the Ban­ ner for the preceding* of this meeting. damage here and In the vicinity. Lewis I Johnson's barn was body wrecked. John Doster's bam was damaged: some; the windows at Robert Gar-i large window in John Capjxtn's real-; deuce. Several small out buildings and 1 fruit trees were destroyed. Eighty-four at Sunday School Sun-i day seems it is impossible to go over the hundred but expect to make it I HASTINGS MARKETS IT ! the Methodist church Saturday night. Those who attended Farmers' Week at the M. 8. C- Lansing gave reports of the work during their stay there. GRANGE PROGRAMS Mimic—lie..trier llu.lon. Kelt rail—I iVa.hlKclonTh. problem. ■ 1 With thine .1 Miss Edna Flory cf Hastings called; on Mrs. F. J. Hughes and other friends | Saturday. Always pleased to see Miss Flory. The Triple Link meeting af*Mrs. W. F. Smith’s Friday was well attended and much enjoyed. If all the ladles now days would dress as economically as' some were dressed at this meeting the ‘ depression would soon be a memory., Only Mrs. Jackson and Mrs. Smith tied on this and Mrs. Jackson won out on the! draw. Dora Johnson and Clara. Scott tied on contest writing their name and address with left hand in, ■hortest length of time. Miss Scott win-; ning in draw. Mra. John J. Dovtcr won contest in pinning blind folded proper articles in right place. Roll call was responded to by reading sentiment on Valentine's received. Program consist-, rd of Lincoln's Gettysburg speech and other interesting articles of Lincoln's.' Mra. Homer Flower sang a selection her mother sang sixty year* ago. The Scott second Friday in March. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKlbbin. and children and John McKlbbin spent Sunday at South Berni. Ind, with their cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McKlbbin and Mr. and Mrs. Harry McKlbbin and yORTH WOODLAND., A large number attended the funeral of Harlen Sweitzer Sunday at the Zion w, -..x *- Mr. and Mrs- Al Lain! of Battle Creek vi.Mied at Ute home of ber.iwrent"- Mr “nd Mr" >)n>ton Jordan. Smith and attended the funeral of Mra. J. j. Grtebel is taking care of. fhmetav her mother. Mra. John Bower of Uke,”“rlBn HuwU> Odessa who is very low at this writing,. ——————-■ Philip Oerlinger. who has been sick BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Important ON FEBRUARY The Manufacturers of B. I’. S. Paints will hold a demonstra­ tion of their products at our show rooms. Mr. and Mrs W. H- Otis and Eu­ gene Barlow of Hastings spent Sun­ day with Mrs. Hazel Otis and chll- Home Economics Extension Work The Slumber Room Mrs. Townsend gave a review of the lesson oh curtains. Mrs. Wlnlnger then took up the very interesting les-; son on pictures. Many copies of the better pictures were studied and a very Interesting collection of pictures suit- Many persons, we find, are not ac­ quainted with the p u r p o s eorth e value of the slum­ ber room. ed his sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wales Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Norris. Mrs. Jen­ nie Norris and Lucy were in Hastings Friday P. M. Mrs. Norris visited her sister. Mrs. Mullen, who Ins been sick the, last week but was lots better, hope Peterson of Hastings spent Sunday P. M. with Mrs. Norris and Lucy. Mr. and Mrs. Delos Hughes of To­ ledo. Ohio, spent from Friday night till Sunday evening with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Norris. Richard; HASTINGS MICHIGAN The first complete all-Australlan talking program was recently exhibited Are About Your RUPTURE You are doing just that if you are unconcerned whether very 111. is some better. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kay of Kala­ mazoo spent the week with their partings visited their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McDermott. Saturday. Sunday visitors at the Fred Ashby home were Mr. and Mra. Clifford La- you have the proper truss, correctly fitted or not. but weir anythlpg, putting it on carelessly in the morning and— trusting to luck. Doi>’< take such chances. You may bo' making your condition worse Be sure by having our expert Truss Fitter examine you. We nt Akron Trusses exclusively and guarantee each to hold the rupture. Private Atting room.. ■ THE PRESCRIPTION ,6rUG STORE B. A. LyBarker, Proprietor. Hastings, Mich. AUTHORIZED EXCLUSIVE AKRON TRUSS FITTERS George Kahler is on the sick list. Mrs. Blrdena Lyttle of Kalamazoo spent the week end with home folks. The windstorm Thursday afternoon tlew over several small buildings and completely w recked Jennie Harrington * large bam killing two horses and sev- FUNERAL HOME V R V V can of paint 1 Lll-Jl-J TO EVERY VISITOR Mr. and Mrs. B. 8 Temple and Jack of Kalamazoo spent Sunday P. M. with Members are to report on number of pictures eliminated and number of plctures changed, also bring pottery to be used for flower arrangement, flowers The slumber room is a place of privacy, where friends and the family may call to pay their respects, and. if desired. keep constant vigil. It is a facility of our funeral home which is not dupli­ cated in the priv­ ate residence. WALLDORFF Several of the ladles of this place and Mrs. N. H. Barber and Doris Boul­ ter of Cressey. Mrs. Edna Castle of Orangeville and Mrs. Maude Hughes of Delton spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs. James Boulter. Mrs. Boulter was the recipient of numerous lovely gifts. Jennie Harrington's. Clifford Kahler and wife spent Fri­ day in Kalamazoo. - SPECIAL - At Electric Shoe Repair Shop Ladles’—Taps and Heel*. ........... $1 Men'*—Taps and Heel*. VMA» HICKS. Michigan Art, Hi Door North of Shell Gas Station. AND EAST GUN MARSH. Mr. and Mra. S. A. McCafferty left Wednesday for a week's visit at Mc­ Guffey. Cleveland and other parts of Mr. and Mrs. John Vandenberg are visiting at the present-time at Green­ ville. Mich, at Mr. Vandenberg's mother's Mrs VanElt and son. LaVern were In Otsego and Plainwell on business one day last week. Miss Irma Livingston and Charles McCullough were united in marriage al her parent's home. Rev. -Kellogg .of! the First Baptist church of Plainwell jfll Merchandise in our Establishment is marked in plain figures . .. with the price of the COM­ PLETE Funeral Service. �| Wednesday, Feb. 17, 1932 USUAL GRISTOFCIRCUIT COURT CASES 'Continued from page on«( Ethel Hunt vs. John J. Rakowsky. aaautnpslt. Dr. Ward's Medical Company va. V. appeal from Justice Court. Hastings Lumber and Coal Company vs. A Tolles and Company. a.uumpsiV Realty Agency, assumpsit State Bank of Freeport vs. Richard Schaddelee. trespass on tire case. Richard Schaddelee vs. Claus T agreed. Asenath J. Boley, guardian vs Charles Flala. cl al. trespass on the THE HASTINGS BANNER Ham V. Qulgg> and Zada Qulggle vs Lyman Held, et al. bill to clear cloud from title. . Charles Wilcox vs. Bari and Bernice Wilcox, cancellation of deed and agree­ ment. • Nashville State Bank vs Franklin D. and Dora 8. Kepkey. et al. foreclosure of mortgage. Samuel J. Cook vx. Minnie May Cook, bill for divorce. . Nashville State Bank »» Charles H Helmer,.foreclosure of mortgage. Ward Moore vs. Catherine A. Wing, foreclosure of mortgage. Chreter lUchardson by next friend va. Florence Rlchardaon. annulment of marriage. Mina M. Adams va. William U. Adams, bill for divorce. Peart M. Mead vs. Shirley Mead, bill for divorce Blanche E. Jordan vs. Guy W. Jor­ dan. bin for dlSroree. * Henry Rails va. William Shaw and Anna Shaw, et al. foreclosure of mort- Letitia I. Foster vs. Charles E. Smith. Helen B. Smith, et al. foreclosure of William Koolman va. A. Tolles and mortgage. Company, attachment. — Beatrice Elizabeth Wagar vs. Ira Waggr- hill for divorce. and N. C. Hanson, assumpsit. Claries L. Dibble, administrator Eve­ Michael Simeon and Jesse Hunt vs. lyn Dibble Estate va. Clark A. Barber. David R Miller, assumpsit In Capias Blroie McIntyre, bill to foreclose mortAd Respondendum. H. O. Barber, guardian va Frank Hasel Bell Curtis v>. Harold H. Cor­ Barnhart, assumpsit. tis. bill for divorce. Fred Main vs Ode Anspaugh. appeal James K. VerriU vs. Donr B. Neely, from Justice Court et al. bill for cancellation of deed. Alden Todd vs. City of Hastings. William Bollman vs. William Morlok et al, bill to foreclose mortgage. Slate Bank of Deckerville by Leon O Rudolph E Reichert. Stale Banking Wentworth, receiver vs Douglas Scott. Commissioner, vs. Nashville State Bank, bill for appointment of receiver. In the matter of the estate of Olles Edward P. DeMott vs. Ida DeMott. Shepard, deceased, appeal from probate bill for divorce. court. Morse Backus, guardian, vs. Bernice Burdette A. LyBarker vs. John A. L. White, cancellation of deed. Palmer. H. Jay Tlwrbum. assumpsit Rudolph K. Reichert. Stale Banking Lake Odessa State Savings Bank vs. Commissioner vs. Slate Bank of Free­ J. Loon Barnum. et al. assumpsit. port. appointment of receiver. MarJIe Raldt. administratrix vs Auditor General vs. Delinquent Tax Thomas Wilcox, appeal from Justice Court. Elrna Fuly. by next friend, vs. Ed­ ward O. Fuhr, bill for divoete. levy and Frank Kuehn, trespass on the Myrtle Washbum vs. Clair' L. Utter and Myrtle B. Utter, bill to foredoae John Usborne vs. Edward C. Levy mortgage. and Frank Kuehn, trespass on the Henry F. Kidder va Alta Kidder, bill for divorce Francis O. Usborne. administrator vs Harry L. Barnum vs. Gladys Barnum, Edvard C. Levy and Frank Kuehn. bill for dlrorce. lyna Sndth vs. Allie Smith, bill for Joaeph Borutka vs. Thomas R divorce. Olshcwsky and Sophia Olshewsky. as­ Lucy E. Olger vs. Alvin Olgrr. bill for sumpsit. divorce. Battle Creek Auto Body Company Clyde E. Slemsn, State Commissioner of Health va. the village of Nashville. Will DePriester vs. Henry Germain, assumpsit. D Roger Wight vs. Frank Sage, as- bill for divorce. cumpslt. Etoral N. Willson vs. Harold Willson. Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corpora­ tion va. Fred Champayne, et aL as­ sumpsit. Hammond, bill for diratr. The Commercial Investment Trust Katherine C. Thompson vs David R vs. Syra Pierce, assumpsit. Miller and Louise Miller, bill to set Ernest Peake vs. Amy K. Hull, tresHorace A. Wiley va Jessica Wiley. John McLravy vs The Great Atlantic biU for divorce. and Pacific Tea Company, trespass on Byron D McKlbbin vs. Mildred L. McKlbbin. bill for divorce’. Edvard B. Finley, Jr., receiver, va. O. Henrietta Van der Molen va. Kobe D. Freeman, assumpsit. Van der Molen. bUl for divorce. Edward B. Finley, Jr., receiver vs. • Albert J. McClelland, assumpsit. bill for divorce. Nellie Thomas vs. George W. Chancery Cause*. Thomas, bill for divorce. Frank B. Spaulding va Orly D. LenIngs. et al vs. Vjjne J. McPeck. bill for partition. Mary E. Reed va. Calvin Reed, bill charge mortgage. Lula D. Beltz vs. James A Belts, bill for divorce. John C. McKlbbin va. Hattie L. Mc- for divorce. I Julia E. Hatton vs. Giles H. Hatton. Kibbtn. bill for divorce. Wm. J. Wisner vs. Roy Barrett, ac­ I bill for divorce. W.l- rand I J French R. Oliver vs. Pauline Oliver, bill for divorce. Goldie Bender vs. Clyde E. Bender bill for divorce. Albert J. McClelland and wife, bill to foreclose mortgage. Frank Kohler vs. Anna M. Kohler, bill for divorce. Lester Von Powers vs. Nettle PowOlive B. Bivins vs. Reuben A. Bivins, bill for divorce. Edward B Finley. Jr., receiver vs Elizabeth Mole and W. H BadheMer. bill to foreclose mortgage Edward B. Finley, Jr., receiver W. W. B. Bera, et al. bill to foreclose mort- Neal Kareher vs. Arthur Siegel end Bertha Siegel, attachment. < "Frederick E Hill vs Leon CDobatTX assumpsit. The Industrial Company vs. Leon D Cool and Andrew Dooley, assumpsit. Glenn J. McLravy va. B. J. Dever­ eaux. assumpsit., Matilda McLravy vs. The Great At­ lantic and Pacific Ten Company, as­ sumpsit. Madison Furniture Company vs. Mike GJuklch. assumpsit. MacleJ and Mary Wielgosz vs. Mich­ ael and Helena Zawacki. assumpsit. Mrs. LaVeme Hall vs. the Nashville State Bank, trespass on the case. Manville Peterson vs. William Cramer and Earl Strickland, assump- Wm. Lind, guardian vs. Orley Gilli­ land. assumpsit. Boyer Fire Apparatus Company, an Indiana Corporation vs. Freeport Statc Bank, assumpsit. Sam Solomon vs. Board of County Road Commissioners, assumpsit Freydella Watts vs. Albert Houghtalin. trespass on tlie case. Jury dis­ agreed. • Ida Brandstetter vs. Glenn A. Boyle and E Quick, assumpsit. Alfred Moerdyk vs. Orma Glynn and Aetna Portland Cement VS/Tltiport Elevator Company, assumpsit. Chancery Causes. Mlhnle E. Hanyen. et al vs. Nelson, H. Cross, et al. bill to quiet title. In the matter of the petition of Rod- WIU Tobias vs. Mabe] Tobias, bill for divorce. John B EchQnaw vs. Jennie B. EchUnaw, bill for divorce. PART TW( How Much Money Have You Tucked Away? If -all the money "Hoarded” under the bed springs and in holes in thc-ccllar or some other secret hiding place Were Put In to.the Channels of '"Commerce, Tomorrow Prosperity Would Be Upon Us. 1 Hoarding cash stagnates business and always has. Every loyal citizen should put his money into the bank where it can get back into Business and Industry and start the wheels of commerce turning. Success has never marked a life of hoarding. Money put into a savings account in this old Four-Gener­ ation Bank will bring you satisfaction and profit — and happiness because you will know you have contributed something to the return to normal conditions. Hastings National Bank Glen and Grace Nichols vs. Estella and Edward Peeling, foreclosure of contract. Catherine A Wing vs. William W Rockhill, bill for an accounting. Glenn A. Boyle vs. Nina J. Boyle, bill for divorce. Francis J. Knowles. Myrtle A. Dowd, et al vs. Arthur Youngs, et al. bill to set aside deeds and mortgage. William Roll vs. Omer V. Hawthorne, Mra. Ira Hart is about the same at BUGBEE CORNERS. OPEN WINTER CAUSING Injunction. this writing. Last Week's Letter Foreman Stale Trust and Savings GAME LAW CONFUSION Mr .M eppon .nd Bank vs. Kalamaaoo. Gull Lake and ------------ ' daughter. Charlene of Hastings spent Northern Railroad Company, bill to A man working eight hours a day. Lack of Ice Does Not Permit Sunday with Mr. and Mra cornlel Carlisle of Prairieville. clear title. seven days a week for 2T7 yean would Spearing of Fish From 1 Mra. Adrian Johnson spent last week represent the services of impressed la­ SHULTZ SCHOOL NOTES. ■I with iier brother, D. Townsend at 1 the button holes in your children's bor on forest fires in Michigan during . Shore or Boat- ’ We are making a project of Lin­ the past year, according to the Division . made-over coaU. Charlotte. Because there Is little or no let on, coln's and Washington's birthplaces for of Field Administration of Department our sandtable. They help tb brighten of Conservation. During the past sea­ most of Michigan's inland waters dur- । • up our schoolroom. The windows have son the Division spent 243.000 for im­ ing the present winter, it does not fol-' crepe paper curtains and red cuplds pressed labor. Impressed labor used in low that the law which permits spear­ counting and injunction. > —...7 ------ ~ j—. .. , John Brandstetter va. Ida E. Brand-1 P*ny, et al. bill to set aside chattel on them. forest fire suppression Includes only ing through the ice for certain species Friday we had a Valentine party. It those men hired to fight single fires ol fish during January and February, stetter, bill for divorce. | mortgage. was very successful. We played games, and does not include the regular fire permits spearing from shore or from a hunted hearts and had a large box of wardens and about 800 key men" who boat during these months when there Valentines. are experienced fire fighters paid only Is no Ice. according to the Statc De­ The sixth grade have Just finished a during the Ume they actually fight partment of Conservation The Department states that it has cloth map of Australia. They have fires. been receiving a large number of in­ pasted pictures of natural resources and-products on It. They enjoyed work­ COATS GROVE D. G. T. O. CLUB. quiries from persons who are confused ing on it. The first and third grades made with their husbands, and a few other To such questions tlie deportment 1s Washington pictures last week. They friends afW-fwmer members as guests. replying that the law specifically desig­ make a nice border on the black-board. The eighth grade ts'wocjcing on men­ lie Townsend. February 10. for an 'all nates that certain species may be speared "through the ice" In Inland Thte Specials for Friday and Satur­ tal arithmetic and also reviewing day meeting, about TO being present waters tn January and February, and percentage. An old fashioned dinner was served at day Cannot Be Duplicated ! The seventh grade are having gen­ noon. After the remains of tlie meal if there is no ice during those months . Guaranteed First Quality Merchandise era! review in geography. We were sur­ had been cleared away, the regular only hooks aftd Une^ may be used. The use of "’tee lines" of not more. prised to find we did not know some business meeting and devoUonals were simple things about the world. We are conducted by the Pres, Mrs Sopha than five lines regularly attended. Is also not applicable to open water durworking hard to pass this year's exami­ Smith. nations. Opening song ■’The More We Get lines are being used through the lee. The third grade number class is hav­ 29x4.40 30x4.50 30x314 only one line may be used and that ing a race to see who can be teacher To-gether. OVERSIZE . must be constantly attended by the the most times in two weeks. We hold almost the entire program was given fisherman Otherwise it becomes a the cards for one day and the one re­ by the husbands of the members “set line" and is Illegal. ceiving tiie meet may be teacher the Roll call—My Favorite Pet. Several The use of “bottle lines," or lines at­ next day. Charles Blough Is ahead at present. He was teacher two days out original anecdotes of brainy animals tached to floating bottles is also illegal. Trout streams designated by the of four last week. Lois and Kenneth were told tn an interesting manner. A group of three songs was sung by Floyd Conservation Commission last fall as each being once. Last week was “Birthday week." Cium. Charlie Townsend. Ernest Smith. being open to hook and line fishing D Townsend. Jesse chase and Clark throughout the year, may not be used There were four birthdays In the week Oversmith. for spearing through tiie ice during A lively and interesting debate fol­ the winter months, or to spring spear­ Clouse,- Mra. Gertrude Oates and Miss lowed. Resolved: That cigarettes, high SATURDAY ONLY ing. Garlinger. We wish them “Happy balls, aiiort skirts and automobiles are Birthday." detrimental to the health, efficiency HARRIS CREEK. MIDGET MODELS at A fine program is being planned. and morals of women. The affirmative Wm. Murray of Hastings called on Come and see how “Two Scheming side was led by Ernest Smith, Glen friends here Friday. Mothers" get their daughters married. Densmore and Will Brooks, while Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas and Also see “Sunbonnet Sally and Overall George CoaU, Charlie Townsend and sons of Hastings, recently called on Jlm.“ We also hear rumors of two Floyd Clum were the defenders of the their father. Peter Thomas. n the outdoor nporta that Michigan offer*. young men coming to teach us how to negative side The eloquence and ora­ Sunday guests of Miss Edna Heler. RADIO BARGAIN HEAVY become dcctectlves. Everybody welcome tory of the speakers were all that were Mr. and Mrs. Eiray Horton and Toliogganing . . . skating . . . iccbo*ting . . . EXCHANGE DUTY 3*75 Pot luck supper.—Reporters. Gladys could be desired, and many good points daughter Joan, of Grand Rapids. Mr. fishing ... hunting ... skiing ... whaAevcr your Craven. Evelyn Horn; Teacher, Miss were brought cut by both sides, allow­ and Mrs. Chas. E. Stauffer and family ing they had given the matter under of West Bowne and Miss Ullian Runge I Dorothy Garllnger. favorite winter pastime, there unexcelled consideration plenty of Drought. There of North Dakota. FLASHLIGHTS QE- RADIO HORNS 7 E facilities for it in Michigan. No other section HOLMES CHURCH. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sanborn and chil­ Complete, 2 Call . . AtUC Get An Extra On. . . thread of seriousness throughout the Last Week's Letter dren of East Caledonia spent Sundayoffers more. j > Mr. and Mra. Roy Wickham and sons discussions and resulted in tiie nega­ evening with Mr. and Mra. Basil were Bunday guesU al George Ragla's tive side scoring a few more points Vreeland. PENN-LINE OIL $q75 3 DRY CELLS $1 00 than the affirmative, according.to the near Coats Grove. Miss Arlene Staufier of West Bowne S Gallon..................... NOW J Iff......................... decision of the five Judges. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crockford were spent the week end with Miss Edna Mra. Edith Richardson. Mra. Kittle ahead to assure accommodation*. A Sunday visitors at Will Crockford's In Heler. Sprague, Mra. Thelma Endsley. Mr. North Carlton. ' Mrs. Margaret Silcox, who is caring you’re away, keep in touch with family i Mr. and Mra. Demond Culler of and Mrs. Arlle Townsend and Robert for Mrs Frank McNaughton of Alto, by telephone. Knowing that all b well Coats Grove spent Sunday at Elmer Townsend all of Grand Rapids were spent Sunday at her home here. Matthews. Mrs. Mary McNaughton, had the will add to the pleasure of your outin| misfortune to fall aad hurt her hip, RAINBOW HIGHWAYS. Jackson and Mr. and Mra. Sylvester but is now able to be around again. Ovcrsmith calle* at Joseph Crockford's Highways at blue, red. green, yellow Phone 2177 Hastings Long Distance rales are । Saturday. and purple are proposed by road buildPlanning meals for a weak In ad­ Church will be at Milo Anspaugh's vance Insures greater variety and bet­ next Bunday. to appear dirty. ter balance in the diet. The Only National Bank In Barry County Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2217 Forest Fires Take Big Toll in Michigan MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. SPECIALS Fridayand Saturday Only! TIRES AND TUBES 25 Tube 75c Tube 86c Tube 89c RADIO* 13-PLATE Special T EXIDE EVERREADY BATTERIES Enjoy Winter Sports in MICHIGAN E JOY 1 jtfuto Jjport Mop “Drive-In Service” Al �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 17, 1932 PAGE TEN count of Adm: filed, discharge issued, Eat. Nellie E. Parroct, dee d. Inventory filed. estate efirolled. Est. Lawrence Keech Second annual ,! tory filed, petition for license to sell. account of guardian nled. 1 filed, order for publication entered PROBATE COURT. | Est. John H. Perry. Nomination of Est. Melt*** A Hotehktaa, dee d Pe- guardian filed, order appointing guardUtion tor Admr. filed, waiver of notice Ian entered, bond filed and letter* isfiled. order appointing Admr. entered, sued, petition to uttle claim filed, arAben Johnson and wtf* entertained bond filed, tetter* Issued, order limit-, der authorizing utttement entereding settlement petition for hearing Eat.-Llnnie Woodruff et al. Pejltlon flainix filed, notice to creditors Issued ’ by surely on bond to be released ci- urday noon to a four-course dinner. Est. Laura C Walkms. dec'd. Order i taUon* issued. allowing cialmt entered Est Clista Montgomery dec'd Pe- Bible study was urged, both for group Kenneili Stanley Rzese. deed, tttlon for Admr. filed, waiver of no- and individual study. PL-u: Marant Of !,'i*rd!.n nizM tlce filed, order ------------appointing Admr. *' ”nr en­ Hastings Y group, led by Wesley Lo­ Est. Arthur J Shelp, dee d. Order al- tered. bond filed and letter* Issued, or- gan. plays two basket boll games this 'der limltlng^settlement entered, pell­ lowinc claims entered. el*i™ nlfc. naic 14 dlevlUe. ______________ ____ '!«> . of i ibltcaUor. filed, rder allowing final creditor* l**ued. Bernard Clausen has a must chal­ account entered, discharge of execu-1 Eat Abraham H*jSFr(>- deed. Petl- lenging article in "Young Men" en­ tor Iwueo ml ate enrol’- d Gon for Admr. filed, waiver of notice titled "Menaced by Machines" then Est.wEUKrtW. S Perkins, dee d. Order filed, order appointing Admr entered read "What Makes a Horae Real" on - tend filed and letters Ukued. order pp 171. limiting settlement entered, petition for Nashville HJ-Y are taking in four hearing claims filed, notice to creditor* new members this week with special annual xccoui.t ol Admr.. died. Est. EWi- R-ttrs Final account filed, issued, inventory filed introductory service* both formal and Est. Semalva A. Carr, dec'd. War- Informal.____ release ol guardian fled discharge of irant and inventory filed. guardian Vsued. A Y'group of young men are meet­ EM. Lida 8 Hershberger, deed. First ing each alternate Thursday night for • Itstmwny ol witnnae* filed, order de­ annual account of executor filed. E«t Samuel L. HulHbergcr. dec'd. [Kit luck supper and discussion with termining legal heir* entered. Secretary Angell ut his home. Rev. Order allowing claims entered. E*t Edgar Oti*. dec’d. Order confirm* Miyat spoke to the group this week. mony of witnesses filed, order determ­ C. F. Angell left Saturday to spend ining legal heir* entered EM Henry J Potts, deed. Petition n week around Petoskey arranging for for --------license to .-sell filed, order for publl- a District Older Boys' Conference. der allowing claims entered. — Clarence Holmes, superintendent of Est Greta M Usborne. dec a. Band cation entered. filed and letter* issued F.st. Sprah E. Good, deed Order ap- the school for the Blind In Lansing, will be the speaker for the men and Est. Keqneth Stanley Reese, dee d pointing Admr. Petition for Admr filed, order for tera Admr. issued, order limiUtogi«t boys of Mlddlevtlle at their annual publication .entered tlement entered. Pf***®" f* Father and Son banquet which Is to E*t. sarali June and George Norwood.! claims filed, notice J? ter be held in the new-school building. Ninth annual account filed Est Ralph N. |or A. J. Larsen, Mort Nichols. Rev. S. J. Est. Inez L ;.nd Pauline E Nesbetappointment of Admr. filed, order lor Francis and Mr. Angell attended a Annual account of guardian filed. publication entered. statc Y. M. O' A. meeting at Detroit > E«. Roy W. Griswold, dee d. Petition! Est Eleanor O- Bugb*> FinalI account Frldwy.-ln the new North Eastern Y. for widow * allowance filed, order of guardian filed, release of guardian M. C. A. building made possible by Mr I granting wide* s allowance entered. i filed, discharge Issued^ Kresge's gift. Ertate of -Eugenia S. Perkins, deed. I Est. Martha E. Brown. Annual ac Order confirming sale entered, final ac-1 count of guardian med. . COUR T HOUSE NEWS Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Any way you look at it I.G. SATISFY FRESH FLAVOR I Blend 30c Blend Lb. 25c Blend Lb. 20c Two, Words Thst Mean Mors Thin Anything EIm to Coffta Lovtnl Lb. VACUUM PACKED De Luxe lk 39c Nut Margarine c**i0„ 10c Pop Corn Sare Po'’ 2 pou^.’ 15c Cream Cereal IGR ?•«« 15c Kellogg’s Corn Flakes 12c Baking Soda IGR Satin White Flour Tomatoes IGR • Bran Flakes IGR BISQUICK 24 h Lb. Sack 49c pk« 10c pkg. 35c Cherries IGR No. 2 Can 15C Peas IGR Tea IGA No 2 Can 1 5C F* a h i.b Bi«n<i JELLO Corn Gulden Sweet Pet Milk tall Dill Pickle* • IGA 23c pkg. Soap Grains IGR Ivory Soap . Super Suds . between copper and steel, the depart­ ment does not feel justified in using copper for the 1933 license plates, therefore making It necessary to con­ tinue with the 34 guage steel material. partment 15c per set but the depart­ ment is in hopes to reduce this coal for 1933 plates to 10c per set. Esti­ mates from various copper companies show that eppper pistes would cost from 17c to 19c per set. The additional cost of copper for the ,350.000 sets which will be needed for 1933 Ja-ioo great to be disregarded even' though the department desires to ald/Mlchi- IMPORTANCE to YOU/ YOUR SUCCESS In A Targe Measure Depends Upon its Prosperity ThL VALUE of YOUR HOME'and other real estate rests mainly upon prosperity of the Institutions of your City and Community... Your happiness is measured by the “yardstick of the happiness of those around you in your Community. The deduction is simple When the People and Institutions of a Community PROSPER ... It Becomes a Happy, Prosperous Community You can help in the welfare and prosperity of your Commun­ ity by careful economy and frugal living ..depositing syste matically your surplus funds in this bank. Its 45 years of safe conservative servicq to this Community commend it to you! 3% will Accrue to Your Savings Account Hastings City Bank HINDS CORNERS. Mr and Mr*. Tim Burke of Hastings called on Miss Susie Phillips and mother Friday afternoon. Frank Tobias of Nashville called on; his brother. Charlie Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Snyder and fam­ ily of Hastings were Sunday after­ noon visitors nt the home of Miss Susie Phillips. Mrs Mary McIntyre W attending to ■ the household duties for. Mrs. W. O. Tobias who is not gaining as fast as DOWLING SCHOOL. her many friends would like to see Last ; Week's Letter. her. Higher Room. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and Several children were absent re­ sons and hl* father. Mr. and Mr*. with sore arms, on account of Jerry Haynes and Mrs Mary Fisher cently 1 . visited Mr. and Mr*. Ray Severn In vaccination Duane Hunt and Herbert Bcadh Middleville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush and sons of !were visitor* at our school last week Wednesday. ■ Battle Creek spent Sunday with her Several of the students from the parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tobias. The community meeting will be Fri­ lower grades attended a musical al Friday -afternoon, day evening at the meschoolhouse. K.UUUIUUUM-.Angood awa |I Banfield |---.—i.last — -------------,accom-----. . . ---------------Mr*. program is being prepared. Bring sand-1 >>anlr<! by Royal Bryant and wlchcs and friedcakes and table serv-1 Harold DePrtester. Ice for your family. i Nelson N.. so the critics say. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tobias and son of । Studies hard most everyday; Battle Creek visited hi* parents. Mr. And Nelson never did aspire and Mrs. W O. Tobias Friday. Bernice Traver of Baltimore spent Moral Saturday iflght with her mother, Mrs Matches are a dangerous thing. W O. Tobias. And trouble to the carrier bring. The young people will organize an If you carry them in pockets loose. Epworth League at tlie Hendershott You surely are a silly goose. schoolhouse next Sunday night st 7:30. t Will have special speaker and half, Mr. Putnam entertained the tenth hour discussion. The young jieople are । grade Friday night as hl* home in Has­ , Ungs. After a rehearsal of this piny. especially Invited. Mr. and Mrs. Forest Hall and sonsr■.'Cousin from Coon Ridge." they had a of South Hastings spent Sunday with Ij social time. Violet Herrington won the Mr. and Mrs. Edd Newton and family. girls' first prize for writing the best valentine poem and Nelson Norris the boys' price Hard Edmonds and OrvilkBALTIMORE CENTER. Babcock received the consolation prizes ' Loma Cardd returned home Thurs­ A three course luncheon was served. day after sending two weeks with Mr. Putnam will announce the friends in'Battle Creek.' tenth grade class honors February 22. The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Everyone Is very anxious.—Violet Her­ । Cheney passed away Tuesday. rington, reporter. Mr. and Mrs Will Allerdlng attended The Primary Room. . ; the funeral of Eugene Crawford of The children, who were out with their Hastings. Wednesday. I Mr and Mrs. Clarence Thomas of vaccination, have returned to school. Bast Friday the fourth, fifth, sixth, i Petoskey also Mr. and Mrs. Robert I Nichols of Alba visited u few days last seventh and eighth graders went to Bonfield for all the schools to meet ui-ek at the home of Mell Hannah. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Tc-gon spent Sun­ and practice the songs together day with friends near Freeport. The fourth graders arc making a map North ------------America.------They are . going Mr. and Mr*. Russell Greenfield at- of — -------, — —_ to — tended a party given at the home of, cover It with a flour and salt mixture Ray Ciemence Friday night. The third graders are reviewing on Mrs Gardner was called home from! the multiplication tables. Iowa Thursday to attend the funeral This week we are going to have the of little George Albert Cheney. . bulletin board full of pictures on the Mell Hannah is not improving very' life Lincoln. % foot, not being able to Ml yp at all yet. There will be no school Thursday on Miks Kellogg of Quimby spent last j account of the Teachers' Institute at week with Mr. and Mr*. Robert Gias- Hastings. gow. Friday night was the P. T. A. There Mr*. Maud Smith called at the Me-1 wasn't a very, large crowd due to the Otnber school Wednesday I stormy weather. Mr and Mrs. Marlon Morgan spent' Mrs. Gertrude Gaskill was here to a couple of days last week with friends! visit one day last week. Visitors are alnear Battle Creek. ■ ways welcome.—Dorothy Jones and Frank Cardd of Lansing visited home' Mildred Ooon. reporters. folks Friday. , ---------------Cleo Cardd finished work for Mr. NORTHEAST RUTLAND. Kniflln of tiie Durfee district and is! Last Week's Leiter. nF QMln «... n . gram at the Algonquin lake school Ftttatned friends from Kalamazoo over Ing at eight o'clock. Everybody in­ bonie ol the school children have vited. Cliflord Hammond and son Bernard. cinalion for small pox. Floyd Craig and Herman Feldpausch attended the wrestling match In Battle Creek at the Masonic hall. Monday night. STOF USING SODA! “The Bank That Does Things for You” COFFEES «J M Cost Prohibits Use of Copper Car Plates The WELFARE of your Community is of GREAT . , Pk«. 10c 17c 7c pvi- 8c 2 Cana 15c Quart Jar 1 5c STORES W Capital $75,000 Telephone 2103 BAD FOR STOMACH tings spent Sunday with Ur. and Wm. Haywood. of Maple Grove Center. CEDAR CREEK. I BALTIMORE CENTER. I STONY PORINT. The windstorm Thursday afternoon , Last Week* Letter. Last Week* Letter. New down the large barn on the HarBorn February 5 a son to Mr. and ! Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Helmer of rington farm west of here. There were Mrs. Dan Cheney of thi* place. r„ | South Hastings visited his folks, Mr. two horses killed. I Mr. and Mr*. Homer Hammond spent and Mrs. Wash Helmer, Sunday. • Mrs. Henry Lelnaar has been sick' a couple of days last week with Mr. and m1m Ethel Coolbaugh. who is atiendfor nearly three weeks but ta recover- Mrs. Harry Hammond of the Durfee lng the Vermontville school, has been J ' dl5tricl> home the past week on account of the lr-K Mrs. Leavitt has beenconfined toher: Mrs. Mary Allerdlngwa* called to. scarlet fever In that town. bed for scleral days owing to a bad (j lastings last week to help care for her 1 p. T. A. at the Wellman schoolhouse case of heart trouble. Weare glad to ■ Ialheri Mr. Crawford. j this week Friday night. A good pro­ report her on the gain. , Miss Mary Stutz ofNorthHastings | gram and good eaU. Everybody wclRev. King and family of Baltimore u spending tome time at M. Hanna's. come. visited friend* here Sunday afternoon. Mel| Hanna, who he* been sick for Mrs. Howard Demand and Mm. Claud Tlie schoolhouses around seem to be wcekji aUghtly Improved ; Demond were In Lansing a few days rather large for the school children Mr. and Mr*. Robert Nichols came last week. Velma visited her alster and . wlw attend school In the country now- Iroin up north Friday to visit Mr. and Howard took in the program at the Mj adays but the Doud school seems to be Mr*. Mell Hann*. 8. C. a Utile small to take care of the large!_____________________________________ '■ crowd which gathers there every Sun-1 day to attend Sunday school, another unusual occurrence for a country Sun­ day school. Henry Wertman and wife report their grandson Morris Campbell of Freeport a Uttle belter. He has been Itavlng n very severe case of pneu­ monia. Mr*. Claud Kelley and children of Hastings spent over Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt, of this place. Now they are Priced So Everyone Can Say ... “Z mill buy only the Leading make of tire ... HINDS CORNERS. Last Week's Letter. Mason Newton of Delton visited Mr. and Mrs. Edd Newton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Mell Hendershot and sons and Floyd Tobias and daughter of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with their parent*, Mr. and Mr*. C. N. Tobias. Mr. and Mrs. Dodge arc visiting her mother in Grand Rapids. Visitors at W. O. Tobias' Sunday and Mrs. Lewis Abbott. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tobias and son. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush and family ull of Battle Creek and Orson Tobias and four tons of Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mrs. George DeMott and son Ralph and Anson Dodge attended Grange at the Johnstown Grange hall Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Georgia Tobias has been very poorly the post week. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and son's celebrated the former's birthday Sunday by spending the day with his parents. Mr. and Mr*. Jerry Haynes Henrietta Eaton returned to her1 home in Hastings after spending a, week with Mr. and Mr*. Ronald Haynes. Lenna Golden is entertaining tlie grippe. Goodyear STANDARD 30x4.50 («.S0-21> 30 x 314 Goodyear 29x4.75 Goodyear 30x5.25 Goodyear CAULTON center. Last Week's Letter. Holme* church vicinity were guest* of Mr. and Mra. Wm. Crockford Sunday. I Mr. and Mrs. Arlle Todd and fam-| Uy and Mr*. John Shupp and Floyd: spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heaney and Robert. There was a fine congregation out Sunday morning. * • Elton Marlow of Grand Rapids spent and Mr*. Elmer Marlow. Here, too, “More people'riefa on .Goodyear Tint than on any other kind ” BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SHOP NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. PHONE 34U HASTINGS, MICHIGAN SMITH & DOSTER DELTON, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 17. IM? Conlin Believes That Real Estate and GASOLINE TAX RATES SOAR AS PRICE IS CUT IN HALF . IIENDERSOTT Roxanna GarrUon L* better. Personal Property Should Bear Only -,w-,ne Hand rlaw at lhr Essential Parts of Government Costs »*« ’ ,,ul ”r-' ArrW' , Friday evening. They report a *ver, lOtmtlnued from page one) ------------------- •— • -burtnev, pleasant social time after the HILDING and LOAN offer a good sound in for surplus funds. This is If you win go over the elections that | the way to be sure that it * stopped 1*. Tiie people have organized an i have been held in your community and)constitutional limitation oi of inc the ™ young v' uy cuiiaiKu.io.iAi iinuiauun r . amount of tif tax tuv that may m." be Im*, spread '■P'™’™ league and •mount rtudy them from the inside, as it has agaimt real property | Sunday evening at wven-thlrty. They I Ml .hou> Jw ownni —.... - won, — w. BW.. . u» mu trtUM-*" ■are protected from runs af­ —make ..... out. .... Any . . .. of music and speaking Everyone is in will find that the chief reason for our, on: .. they'll township ' being In live position we «ere in to-' rchool district or county. that can fords a reasonable assurance of the safe­ st upon limitation proposed has | „Mr' i (day arise* from our elections. The in- exist upon the the limitation । ty of the investment for cMrtenbe and the ^r' *n,i Mrs. Ray Serven in Mlddlevilb', i terc«t in objectives, whether that be a no valsareason valli —to -----------n Sunday, get them out ' of 'exist Icontract, the sale of supplies, a jk>- quickest way Jow'pWne Romig and Loyu 43rd Year In Btuineat litlcal Job or what not. have dominat­ enco 1* to bring tte fact home to them , ' , Thoma* called at A. Cr Clark's San-: ed our govemmcno. local and state by tax limitation In closing I wish to say a word ta afternoon and they and Mr. and, through elector* who have no financial my fellow . ra ns to Mr " clarlt on aRoipl" Interest In the result*. Only rarely do activity1 l*lhcr in Battle Greek. H« *■ been u»c people tlw pcopw rue rise in >n tlieir uicir might mi*in and unu cast iny ui/ Ides of w what wnui their un ir major iiiujur wokiniy . , . ..__ ...-v.be . .... . .. .. .. .b« a v»rv >!c wirk aside the promoters with ulterior mo-’should thl* .year. Jt ihould * hrit bjl R ,s mtirh much tmnrnv unproved' Mr. Cassidy of Battle lives in mind and then it-'* usually done united effort to stop the extravagance Mr and Bn’’ Mra. Ed. ra “ldv nf hysterically and causes a swing of the of government that is eating away at Creek were Sunday Ruejts at Etnlc ’ pendulum to tlie oppotite side that j the vitals of this nation. Wc positively ! Matteson’s. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrenc? CUrisfenxen frequently brings more harm than good, cannot survive If the increase continue-. 1250 Griswold St., Detroit .im this la w no w extravagant Maicunu*. ’ >1 I! (*», these eimauiuMURM constitutional limitation* b and Statement.'Ij “nd eh’MjW visited hl* parents in the E.t.bli.hcd HM49 were placed upon real tax wc would be i have made these suggestions for the ; Sunuay. called upon to pay from (15 minimum; purpose of trying to infiticnce my fei-. , b'7t. 811, *a2nily wun Mr.and to not more than 120 maximum upon: low publisher* io unite buck of some ™r* J0,*n Ormsby were Sunday uveL Maus & Son, Local Representative. Hastings our real property, and that is enough. 1 plan. I may be wrong in my conciu4hir*t* nt Arthur Jacobin * in ALTHOUGH in a decad* K*aollnu I have necessarily left many item* of sions. yon may be wrong in yours. It , governtiirntal reform untouched in behooves all of uv to give nnd take and Tin-Community club will meet Febthl* short discussion. All such are sub-1 tee it we cannot agree on some general: ™nry ■ • , l*« •“« dinner at tht erle*. oyster farms, state buildings Ject* of legislation that can and should! line of action that will guld- every 'nomr or Jerry Haynes to help Mra Sewing club of tlie 3tewn-, uiuL'bo ASSYRIA. and projects, unemployment relief. be worked out after the tax upon real! newspaper in Michigan. Set aside the ««yne* ^celebrate her birthday. _A11 The next meeting of the Briggs Records of tho American Petro­ property selfish or petty uwitn interest >you may t ti i ti inuiKio has Iiw been ucru permanently pruiuiurau) pegged.' action vu uu > have; , Ladies’ Aid Society will b-- held Society 25 will held on on home of the leaders’ Ciarv Norris and Remember that tlie legislature Is th«M let unwHUhncM be our motto anti if: ^’r A s■ nj^‘t <!'!.* TI.u. <la. ; -Ladies' n.llrMla..Aidp,.bruarv forbea not-luck leum Institute show that tn l»io Mn. Meta Hyde. Ravenuca. while enormous. never court to which all suggestions must go this association can bring nlxwt an of Mr’*’ ra,ner S,Ocvm ,dr dlniM,r fhr home of1 Mr ami Mrs" and tliat body has ideas of Its own agreement of Its members to back snm. dinnntr. ................ wr Jen restof La cev LENT CORNERS. which must must be be taken taken into into account account in in plarrthat plah’that promises relief from the *«><-rMr. and Mr*. Lon Henderaho.. will • • • dlmlnlahlng return*, have encour­ twhich promise* relief from the — . to . reform . ... Uhrafr A crtVMl A good ri.nrexrntAllOn representation of of theWtOrktM^tdrk- । Pl ^nlreU calle ., on Mrs. Leland Ham­ aged tha filing of claim* for tax any effort present...... methods. Jou* situation wc arc now .in and. if. > rea orate IKa.fr their rrnlrim rilden w-ratdlnff wedding anna. anntPlainwell called holders of the Co-operative Shipping | 6unday rotunda many of them fraudu­ The high apot* which I have en-i every newspaper publisher will conw- 'vraary Friday with a family dinner mond. Sunday. lent and in. aomu atatra absorbing deavored to bring out arc: first that i crate hi* column* to_a furtherance of and will keep open house all day to AMC«**t»on were in attendance ut then Mr and Mm Pr^d Oto, entertained annua) meeting at Nashville on Tueaubles or IirofrmlVe pedm. taxation has increased out of bound*: auch n tax reform In oqr state it will!»«rlve tl-cir irirnd*. Congratulit'.oiu. day. February 9. ] Wednesday evening. First prizes were secondly that 1U increase must stop or be such service a* pos’erify will thank ‘ “ tlclentiy lucrative to support the BRANCTI DISTRICT. I A largrand inUresft-d gathering at-: wcn by cl,re mojna, and Leland were going onto the rocks; third that | us for. Fr. John Day. who has been sta- tended tenoeo the inc supper and ana moving picpit-, Hammond and consolation* consolations were wer won one-third of the retail price. gnaollno bootlegging. bribery, for­ . . tionedat Flint, spent Friday and Satur-, ” ture* •"•* «»« shown ”»■»’ »«• by the Con*umer« Consumers Power!. Power! by .. Mr and... Mrs Jay ------------------Houvenair. gery. Intimidation and. among other POWERS ECHOES. . DELTON. day mother. Mr- L. E Mudge. Company on Friday night nt the Briggs clarence Hammond was in Hasting* Now they mean*. sale of Inferior and ottqn j Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Johnson, and I There will tx a pancake supper at and Mr. Madge. church. After the films showing how J Saturday to visit hi* sister, Mra. Beri daughter Lois, visited his sister. Mrs. J the Community hall on Thursday night । Mr. and Mrs. Keith Norton and Bar- raspiratlon is restored to victims of lha chandler. She is getting along real communities additional aa thrlr profit* gasoline taz reve­ Bernard Peck, and family at Dowling February 18. ‘ponsored. by the B<>? bars of Marshall were Saturday guc*t* drowning, asphyxiation and electric! wejj nue* estimated a* high aa 1100.­ shock. demonstrations by local boy. Tuesday. , Scouts of DeHon. The price for th< of Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton. Mr. and Mrs. Manly Billings and win, „ hirh u I He AUbou.h 000.000. Mrs. Will Carter and son. visited in supper will b-> 25c for adults and 15r «r. Mr. and Mr* Mrs. Hmrv Henry Rideiman Bldclinxn. Mr were given. Proceeds from supper, ten Mrs. Hazel BlUlngs and children of L, Information reaching (he InstlGrand Rapids from Tuesday until for children. Proceed', to go to the Bov .-.nd Mra. Vincent Norton attended the dollars and eighty cents. Prairieville spent Bunday with Mr. and The organization Thursday. j Scout organization. Troop 55. A good P. T- A at tiie Norton schoolhouse Sat.... Pleasure - .......... Birthday ........ —j — ----------- ..... Mrs R. O. Burchett. x>ureiw:ifc. have been proposed. । will hold the regular March session nt Mrs Frank Penner and Kenneth Sunday callers of Mrs. Miner Palmer, speaker will be secured who will tall: vjdly.evening. Evangelical I the home of Mrs.- Violet per gallon ha* been mentioned, Tlie men < the N I. ----------------------------------------------Miller, on Fit- Thomas ...___ , of Plainwell spent Tuesday who U ill were. Mr. and Mr*. Herman on Boy Scout work. Everybody is inrevenues h a passed and fully enforced, and tho NcfTkc of Duncan Lake and Mr. and | vited to come. church s-ill cut wood in tlie Dlllbahner I day. March 4 for dinner. i jjr. and Mr*. Clare Thomas, expenditure of revenue I* confined ------------------- -------------------Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer of Picasan*. Mis* Margaret Harrington spent wood* Wednesday and the ladles will | According to the new state highway ■ to highway*, the ’70*10*1 growing Hill. I Thursday night and Friday with Miv, ------- -------------- --- --- •---------- - —- ,nd:ruling, that of taking over a portion! Some men dispose of a disagreeable ----------- and com­ । of the unimproved roads for a period; matter by stutllng the papers in the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mra. Ar- 1 Dori* Laubaugh of Hickory Comers. Mrs. Otis Whitmore. munities garnering additional milthur Bedford and family were. Mr. and' Elwood Eddy is staying nt home from Richard and Dorr .~.-z .------ ---------------------------------- — guests—of:-------their — stater. Ml** Francis! the township road-sides removing the I Mr*. C. J. Schasberger and .son Russell.1 school to entertain the mumps. ---------r—. ----- at---Hastings —.... brush, thereby giving work to the un-- - . to their farm after residing in Middle­ Mls.4 Fern Proos, Mr. and Mrs. Fred . There was no school Thursday a* our Darby ROBtmiCE FARK. Sunday. —— - —------- «-— .----------------------- ------. tcacherB nt lfndwj thc institute in Ha -, Mr and Mrs. Fred Rowden, son and employed. ... Schasbergcr -of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wends are the ville four yean. tings. . । daughter, af Grand Rapids were gu«U* Callers at the Mr. and Mra Fred Weight Clifford. Jr., has returned to George -Bedford of Middleville. happy parents of a baby girl born Mr. and Mrs. Roy Adrlanson and of Mr. and Mra. L. E Mudge Sunday Miller home on Saturday were, their Mr. and Mrs. MaurJre Johnson visi­ Thursday morning at the home of her school after being absent four weeks ted her mother. Mi'p'Mtiry Troyer, at children of Battle creek spent Frlrt.iv I afternoon. mother. Mrs. Sylvia Sddmore and son.! with rheumatism. mother. Mrs. George Weller. with their parents. Mr and Mrs pcGeorg- Eaton of Flint was a Sunday' Ehret Scidmorc and son of Augusta Grand Rapids. Wednesday. Mrs. Kate Robinson, who has been DOUD CORNERS. guest of Mr. and Mr*. L. B. Mudge. ! and cousins. Mr. and Mr*. Joe Moore Mra. James Mohler drove to Jackson ter Adrianson. sick tiie past thieo weeks, is able to be Several from this neighborhood at­ Tuesday to spend a'-few days with her• Mr. and Mrs. Sam E WiULson of Mr. and Mrs Ula Bldelmau spent I of BatUejCreek. up and around again. tended the Cemetery Circle at Mary daughter. Mrs. W. F. Goodrich and toi Hickory Corners spent Sundaywith' Saturday with lier mother. Mra. Sad-1 M« Or^L, T^y Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clsler and son Payne's of Hastings last week. dler in Hwilngs 1 Telephone staff U spending part of the attend special initiation ceremonies of Mr. and Mra Harry F. Wertman Gerald o! Grand Rapids spent Sunday The Sunday School at the school- the Eastern Star. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Reynolds enter-j Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bidclman re- ----- - - “*** h"”'“ with the former'* mother. Mrs. Marvin house Is still on the Increase. There Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scrven of Middle­ tained with a six o'clock dinner Tbura- turned to their liomc here after »pendClsler. and brother Ray. were 71 in attendance. ville were Sunday evening callers at day evening. Mr. nnd Mra. Elwyn Hay- 1»« the week with her parenta. Mr. and in-very feeble health. Mr. and Mr*. John Kollar and Har­ Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bergman went to the home of Mr. and Mra. Carncr ward. Miss Blanche Hughes and Max' Mra. Lawrence Potter in Hasting*. Wilma Jean Clark and girl friend old. Mr. and Mn.* Julian Potts and Battle Creek Friday. of Battle Creek spent the week end Schandclmeyer. Reynolds The occasion was in honor daughter. Betty, attended a surprise The debating class of Hastings was al the home of her grandparents. Mr. DINNER CHAT. , of Mt*3 Blanche's twenty-first birth-! party Saturday night'at the home of at the P. T. A. Thursday of Hustings Eventually every man 1* recognized day. After the dinner was over th-1 and Mra. Bert Clarke. Good vegetable soup!" Lewis Skinner as they orc moidag-Usck and all enjoyed the debate. -H Handicraft club andtthe for what he Is. Tt ought to be. It'* IB.carrot. four young people quietly slipped away, and found their way tn the home of Rev. Gearhart at Hickory Corners, where the services of the reverandl were engaged to unite Miss Hughes and. | Mr. Reynold* in holy matrimony with; I Mr. and Mr*. Hayward as attendants. I Congratulations’ire extended to Uiej happy couple. They expect to soon go I to housekeeping in the upper rooms of I | the Reynold* building and .will con-! i tlnue their work at the bank where j they are both employed. ! Mr. and Mrs! Milton Noble* of, | Grandville visited their daughter and , husband Friday night and Saturday. Tliursday afternoon a terrific wind, rain and hail storm passed through J till* section doing considerable dam­ age. Hie bam on the Holcomb place | was damaged; sixteen window panes । were blown out of the hou*e occupied ®!1£ SJatimtal ffioan & fnupstment QLompmty What Is a Bladder Physic? )NY FORINT, ettcr. Ira. Clarence Helmer of is visited his folks. Mr. It Helmer. Sunday. loolbaugh. who is atlcndontville school, has been n that town. the Wellman schoolhouse day night. A good pro­ 1 Demond and Mra. Claud In Lansing alert to serve you Hotel Rowe as you wish to be, served Every Day Any Hour brick yard was blown down. Also Jim < Tinker> Harrington's barn was made a total wreck. The hones and cattle were all in the basement of the bam at the time. Two horses and three head of cattle were killed and all of the others but one cow were injured but were gotten out alive. Mrs. Hattie Whittemore will enter- Priced i Say ty only ing make it lyear STANDARD 30x4.50 (4.50-Ji) $1 43 and SERVICE Is A Condition We wish it were possible to know ALL On Your Wheel 30x5.25 Goodyear our customers as individuals, and they knew us in the same way. Success without dependable service' is as im­ possible as crops without sunshine and rain. CUISINE UNEXCELLED — STORAGE AND PARKING Goodyoar RY SHOP 5TWGS. MICHIGAN ER Banner Want Ads Get Results Every Way I 'It's worth tho trip1 HOTEL HOWE GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN ERNEST W. NEIR. MANAGER Thursday afternoon. February 18. Little Charlotte Barnes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barnes, was operated on Friday afternoon at Pen­ nock hospital for mxstolds She wai brought home Saturday p. M- and Is getting along fine. Bert Patton enjoyed a call on Sun­ day frpm his nephew. Walter Hughes, and daughter from Kalamazoo. The Father-Son banquet will be held at the Community hall on Thursday evening. February 25. Supper will be served at 7 o'clock. The speaker for the evening will be Rev. w. F. Kendrick. Supt. of the Kalamazoo Dint. E^|s E. Faulkner will act as toastmaster El­ wood Eddy will give the toast to the dads, and Mr. Eli Lindsey will give the toast to the sons. Mra. Eloise Leonard will give some readings and music will be furnished by Hickory Corner* or­ chestra and the Delton Mule Chorus. Tickets at 75c per couple will be on sale al the local stores. WEST HOPE. Lasb Week * Letter. The ladles of the neighborhood are rehearsing n play to b^. presented at the next community meeting. "Mrs. Sul­ livan Goes Into Politics" is tiie name of it and Mrs. Lena Laubaugh is di­ recting. Little Gloria Joan Springer has chicken pox. Gordon Collison of Battle Creek man's. ' Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Pettengill visit­ ed her parents. Mr. and Mra. Everett McCallum Sunday. Mrs. Harold Springer was in the Delton hospital Thursday for treat­ ment. DRIVE CAREFULLY! Engineers have classified automobile skids under the following classifica ­ tion*: The power skid, the braking skid. the steering nkid. the speed skid and the balance skid. One general preven­ tative rule applies to all. however— drive carefully! Tj'ARM and CITY HOMES alike have odd articles of furniture, machinery and clothing in storage that are-too valuable to throw away. Other people in the county want to purchase just such articles, but do not know WHERE to buy. The Banner Want Ad column is the best medium in Barry County for bringing prospective buyers and sellers together. TT MAJCES NO DIFFERENCE whether it’s rooms A to rent, furniture to sell, apartments wanted, farm products for sale, hired help needed, ajrticles lost, live stock strayed, or what not... in each case you reach the persons you wish to repch in the most direct way possible. Banner Want Ads get results! T'xON’T BOTHER to call in person ... Just tele­ phone 2415. you are not certain of the word­ ing, we will do our best to assist you. Simply give us the facts and your ad will go into print clearly stated in the ‘fewest words possible. Our rates are reasonable... one cent per word with a minimum charge of twenty-five cents. The Hastings Banner Telephone 2415 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 17. 1WJ FAGff TWELVE Investing Safely After more than 100 war* of service the building and loan plan no* received the unqualified endorsement of the American public a* the safest place to invest savings. Building vid Ioan A-socbUons hare grown fasur than other financial ItutltuUuu* and have a record that has attracted the attention of'tlie uomrtr^ler Of the United States Currency by showing tne amallest of any financial institution of record—"• ten thousandth.* of I ’ with nine billion dollars in­ vested. ’ Tht Standard ha* beer In first rank* for 39 year*. has paid divide .uu .-f 5' -never a nils* and no investor ha* ever lost a penny <h«n he wlsfiid to withdraw. WE Ix VITE YOUR INVESTMENT. A- Loan Association <r’ Griswold at Jefferson fi«ii;~t~*imTipi.;-t,T-ilutiT] Detroit, Michigan J. L MAUS <Sk SON Hastings, Michigan I . Prtoei of Form Product, Suit Lowered . : Anyone who Jalks of taxation mal­ I ter* with our county treasurer comes to a realization that, with the i>rerent low price* of farm product*, there must be I rigid governmental economy by the 1 county, township* arid thl* city. The iwreentage of property to be returned this year In Michigan for unpaid 1931 Triumphant Jieui STUDEBAKER H7-IN. WHEELBASE 8O-HORSEPOWER Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co. time assisting them. Henry Caln and wife of Cadillac are spending the balance of the winter with tha former's .sister. Mr*. John D. Alien, since'the passing of Mr, Allen. There were several small damages to roofs during the high winds last week. ' : according to present indication* While I most of this wiU be paid later by prop­ erty owner*, that will cost them fees and interest which will increase the burden. Necessary functions of government I pie beyond what they Can pay. Until prices of- farm products shall largely .increase the prreent tax situation will continue in counties like Barry. Th.' । adverse tax situation also applies to factories. Economic conditions lit tlw» 'country are such that the market for manufactured goods b greatly 'cur­ tailed. Factory owner*, business and fwofrssional men as well as farmyn cannot continue to pay the high rates 'of taxes that have been levied In re­ cent years. DOWLING. YANKEE SPRINGS. Mr and Mra. Vlet«r Sproul and MeJvta McKlbbin went to Olivei daughter*. Nanrj. Patsy, and Vida Wednesday night to work tor the IRVING. Jane, M. of Detroit tlilted relative* here B------™,rn ------Bridhcrs on ------a. -road - -Job. , Mrs. Ernest Norwood from Lowell and al Baltic‘Creek over the week! Chart-'* Duffey cf Jackson spen. was calling on Irving friends Thursday end . Thursday and Friday tn the DuffeyJ Mr and Mr, AtnlrI Bauchman antj The Infant child, of Mr ond Mr* to®* 1 Mr*. Replogle from the Good Wil! Lewis Ferri* 1« recovering nicely from Mr and Mrs_Frank Brown and cnti- neighborhood visited Mr. and Mrs its recent operation st Pennock ho*|rtand Mr Brown* father, all from aennfe Foz.jwntly. tai. '• Hickory Corners were Visitors in the Mrs Qra Locke has gone to Hallont! Mr. and Frank Hook and fam- I-dd f-rid McKlllbin McKlbbin hOHIC home SUtldSy. Sunday. Bringelson. an * Mrs Str, Pnr, 1I .to n vlall j,er nlnna l-.-i tlr ’nffalczin Uy have moved to the home of their Mr*. Lillian Duffey, who has been , Loop has returned from Ann uncle. Charle* Hook, for the remainder 'Pending some time utth her mother. ^rpor much improved in health of tiie winter. Mra H H. Goodin, and family returned Mrs james Nagel was the guest of Mrs. Blanche Depriester wu* sudden-'to Chicago Saturday . ! her son and wlfL Rev. and Mrs. Floyd ly taken ill at tlie home of her mother. Ernest Williams of Hastings and Mr. Nagel, of Charlotte, a few days last Mr*. Milton Trafford, at Hickory Cor- »«** Mr*. John Crtwford of Gun lake ' w„k nets where ahe was called to asJVt in apre Sunday vlsitora of Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs prank Hoonan of Has­ her care and at present, both ladles J- £ Ravmond and Mrs Raymond s tinj{5 were gunduy guests of Mr*. Jane are in care of nn attending nurse, uiother. Mr* Lydia Williams. I McCann. . which we err serry to report Mr. and* Mrs. Fred Huff from near Mrs wilcox entertained a party The JohnMo»n Grange hall wm Bowens Mill* spent Sunday evening In of neighborhood Igdle.s on Thursday broken Into ro-r.c tun* 'a*t ueek and A oJa'” !“wne■* „ , ’ 1 The occasion being her birthday. relieved of mxm silverware, grocrric- 1 Th" Yankee Springs community club Born toMr. and Mrs Lou Nagel on card tab!- ’, etc. and seemingly, no real ‘ wl'l meet at tho Bowens Mills hall •pehruary 14. a daughter Congratulaclue to the identity of the pcriietrator* ; Friday evening, February 26 Bring . tlons Serving wtfl b. ,-!r. nt 6 30 at the «»>lp cream coke or Jello for refresh- | KIr and M„ Dpn Nagel and daughWa«h!ti ’.. n • ipper in the Church base- ment*. tera Bpent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Ray Clinton, just cast of Quimby. and sill r-.u’inur until oil a;» taken SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. care <if and remember folks, you onb Curtis Knoll visited hi* mother a few PLEASANT HILL»>• at ai Lake mu- Odessa *jur*'« reoeth recciiuy. j Mr* Lloyd Colvin and children m pay f - whut ■•ou nt o_. cafeteria day*. Mr* Jerry Elliott i» very bad with Wednesday and Th unday whlpp. ' cream cake and lots of other ’ rheumatism uncle s. Merle Tewksberry. of Gram: guci tiling, «ith n short program beC'.eota Conklin is caring for Rapid*. 1 John Murphy and Chester Shlrihr.el ginnuo' -it B OO o'clock and a cordial! Will Martin* at Kalamo. intiui.-m to everyone I Mra. Lula Gray and son Robert were oi Grand Rapid* spent Tuesday at - Mr and Mra Don Wright and Ftor- « Le°n Oray’v at Vermontville-Sun- Charles Bennett's ence vsned the former'* sister and d®yThe children of the Pleasant Hill family. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Co’Zon of' 'Hie Ladles’ Aid of Maple Grove met and Brew schools were vaccinated for Climax Sunday. with Olive McIntyre Friday. Tiie ladle* smallpox last Monday. Donald Trethric was tn La ruing and are piecing a quilt and with tW help of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer. Mr. and —a the gentlemen Detroit. Tuesday and Wednesday of hope to get it !lnk.hed Mrr. Clare William* and Mrs. R. J. soon , Williams were in Hastings Tuesday Mra. Rente Bodine, who has been afternoon. Uon preparatory to entering the navy •er.icr in t»»e near future. caring for her sister. Mr,. Vera Gray Hie wind Thursday night ripped a Mr> Dori* Pierce and Mra. Jessie went to her home in Grand Rapids for lot of shingles ofl Charle.i Bennett’s Sproul called on their grandmother. liouse. Mra. Will Evans. near Fair lake SunThere was no school at the Norton Sunday guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Sey­ school on Monday a.i Mr. McIntyre wa-. mour Jordan were Mr. and Mr*. Sam Lerayr Depriester accompanied Wal­ rick. Schkh of Grand Rapid* and Mr. and lace and June Hadley to their home The P T A had a packed house and Mr* Wm Murray of Hastings. near Joppa last week and Coral and u nice program Mr». Siebert of Grand Rapids is Jean tinted their grandparent*. Mr Tlie Cemetery Circle meet* the 25111 visiting Mrs. R. J. Williams tor a few and Mra. Will Dcpriester at Hickory of February al tiie Maple Grove days. • Grange hall for a chicken supper. Mr. and Mra. Lester Raymond spent Madeline Stanton, in falling on an Saturday night and Sunday with Ills SOUTH SHULTZ. ley walk m Battif Creek recently, re­ parent* at Moi inc. Mr and Mrs Byron Moody and son ceived a broken ankle bone which com­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett wen* pels her to remain indoors for uai.- Clifford and Mra. Mabel Moody . of in Hastings Friday. , Ume and unfortunately loses a part South Maple Grove spent Sunday with Mr. and idra. Bert Fulmer and chil­ Mr. and Mrs F. Horn of the school semester. dren spent Saturday afternoon with her Mr. and Mrs Gordon Thompson en­ liarcnU, Mr. and Mrs Cyrus Shroyer, . WOODBURY. tertained Sunday Will Anders and Howard Poll of Lake Odessa and family and Mr and Mrs Fred Ander.. of Barbers Corners. They report Mr Ftrrrst DeCamp of Woodbury attend­ of Brush Ridge and Mr. arid Mn Shroyer in very poor health. Mr and Mrs. Carl Kaechcle and ed * meeting of the Firestone dealers Charley Kenyon. children of Grand Rapids were Sun­ in Baltic Creek Wednesday evening. • Rev. Lewis Horn and Mr*. Hom and day evening caller* at Clare Withams’. Emanixl and Jucob Kussmaul went baby Carol of Ionia arc visiting the Attention! Ladies oi the Project club to Lansing Wednesday to visit their' former’s parents. Mr. und Mrs. Fred please bring yopr chair* and slip sister. Mara, who had tlie misfortuneHorn. . cover*, flowers and vases and a record to injure her foot. I Tne p. T. A. arc putting on a play c f curtains altered or new and picture* Mr, and Mrs A. M Sign* gnd Mrs ' Friday night this week. Everyone i* changed or eliminated to the next H. O. Pierce were Grand Rapids vm-t welcome and please bring something meeting. February 26. ton ■, Friday n’urning Saturday. | for supper. Coffee, cake. Jello und Mr and Mr*. Frank Rauxiui and pickles TX.:uld from nrsr Vermontville were! Mr. and Mra. Leo Boyer and son There was no school Thursday as call- . at the W. R. — ------------------of * -------------------- “ Bobbie Kalamazoo spent SundfJH Mrs Howard wsu attending the teachSunday alien' with Mr and Mr*. G E Kenyon er*’ institute. Mrs. carroll Cutler. Mra. Clara SponThe numb*: ►phot There are 8,000,000 pecan trees in sbie and Mrs. Edgar Mead attended the Texas (Merry-Go-Round Birthday club at , Mrs. Jay Ware’s of Quimby Friday A large crowd and a nice time was cn। Joyed by all. I We are sorry to say Mrs. Wm Tinkler j is. confined to in r b. d and Mrs. Geo. । Crank of Rutland is taking care of her 1 Mrs. Nancy Diamond of Grand Raji1 ids spent several days last week with i her daughter. Mr*. Robert Reed. We urre sorry to hear th%t Mr. Howard Cronk and family ol Grand­ ville formerly of this neighborliood were all Kick with the flu. We hope to hear they ay all on the gain. Mra. Geo Scutt doesn't seem to gain u.s her many friends would like to hear Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Vandenberg visitid thrlr sistrr and family. Mrs. Pete VanHout of Galesburg Suiffliiy. The teacher and pupils held a valen­ tine i>arty al the schoolhouse Friday ; afternoon, and ail who attended cnl joyed it very much. Mr and Mrs. Carroll Cutler, Jr., visited friends in Lansing Sunday. 32 brilliant Betterments • • the‘buy’ of the year! MIDDL*VILLE. Village caucus is called' for tonight. First family night at the Pythian hall Tuesday evening drew a good crowd and all enjoyed the Boy Scouts who I RIGID GOVERNMENTAL I ECONOMY IS NECESSARY held at the Benaway parlor on Thurs­ day P. M. She had been ill for some time The relative* have the sympathy bf their friend*. Fire was discovered’ in the Henry Ran home. Very fortunate that It wa* dis- ' covered in time. Mrs. Petersen who. time. Tlie cau*e la unknown. Otfr basket bull teams wore • real .•mile* after besting Nashville Friday evening. Tlie boy* had worked hard in 1 preparation for these games and on [ Monday they received a treat from j Prof. Bell, showing them that he appredated their good work. . The E. ’ church was well filled! Sunday A. M. to hear the Lincoln ser­ mon. delivered by Rev. McKean. There wilt soon be an im(>rovcmen’ at the schoolhouse. Arrangements have been made with the village so that then* will be two lights placed on Main rtreet ‘n front ol the building. This will add greatly to the convenience of tho-c who drive up and park there, csiiecially when it is dark and then also muddy under foot The father and son banquet is sched­ uled for Monday nlghi of next week. We hope for a good crowd, this being put on in conjunction with tne “Y" boys and the Mlddlenlle Brotherhood. 1 Our treasurer tells us that taxes are i coming slow of late, up to January I 10th. his record was Uu* best in the । county tor per cent collected. SOUTH SHULTZ. Last Week's Letter. Mrs. Martha Replogle of Cloverdale niece. Mlfs Maybell* Hnrt Tlie Barbara Chamberlain' and Maybeiie Hart spent Saturday aftemoon tn Kalamazoo. Guy Warner of Dowling spent several davs last week with Mr. and Mra. Will Gates. ' . j, Frank Hom spent Sunday with Mr. I and Mrt. Will Anders of Brush Ridge I district. Mra. Vesta Monica of Kalamazoo; spent Sunday night with her parents. | Mr. and Mrs. C. Kenyon and Jud Ken­ yon. their son. from Concord, spent Thursday night with them. Henry West pnd mother. Mrs. Dora Custer of Hastings visited Mr. arid MnMila Ashby Wednesday. Mr. and Mr* Prank Maas and ' mother. Mra. Kate Patton of Kalama­ zoo spent Saturday afternoon with Mr. and Mr*. O. E. Kenyon and Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Thomas of Petoskey and Mr. and Mrs John Thomas and two daughter* of Hastings visited them Sunday night. Mr and Mra. J. W Tedrow and Mr and Mra. Mila Mhby spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr* Starling Modrack of Battle Creek. TAMARAC CORNERS. Last Week's Letter. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Curtis of Kalarno called on Myrtc Curtis Sunday P. t Having decided to move to another state I will sell at public auction on the old Blocher farm, 2 miles east and one-quarter mile south of Coats Grove or three miles south, one mile west and onequarter mile south of Woodland, on Monday, Feb. 22 1932 The following property, sale to begin at 12:30o'clock. This will also be a community sale. Anyone having property to dispose of bring it to this sale. . The L A. 8 will meet at the home of Ethel Houghton Thursday, February T« An all day meeting. There Is work to be done. Miss Mabel Wortley who has been *lck with bronchitis la better at this writing. Mr. and Mra. Cleo Sears and Audra' May attended tha basket ball gunc at 1 Sunflrld Friday evening. Woodland | and Sunfield jilayed. Mr. and Mra. Boss Cotton attended tlie latter’s sister's funeral. Mrs. RuUi Keech, at Battle Creek Thuraday. We all give our deepest sympathy to the bereaved family and relatives. The L. M. S. will meet with Mra. For­ rest Houghton tills week Wednesday We are all pleased to know that Mrs. Clarinda Stowell is still on Hte gain and is up and around again part of the time. BOWNE CENTER. Mra. Clara Thompson accompanied Asahel Titompson and family to Grand Rafflds Thursday. . Dick Reid and family of Detroi' spent Sunday with Watt Thoma* and family. A terrible windstonn struck tip* community Thursday damaging roots siloi toolshed* and windmills. Earl Smith and family of Grand Rapids sere Sunday vUllora al Guy Smith’s. Beatrice Thoma* and Elsa Herman and tiselr pupils enjoyed a Valentine party together at tiie Buuims Center school Friday afternoon. Games were played, refreshment* *ervcd and a val­ entine box with valentine* for all. Mrs. Watt Thomas u«i*Ud Fir-. Lewis Skumncr * ith her papering Thursday at their farm home in 1 Leighton where they will, move this. NORTH WOODLAND. Last Week’s Letter. Mr. andjMrs J. J. Oriebcl were Sun­ day guests of Mr. and Mra. John Bower of Lake Odessa. it being Mr and Mrs. Bower’s fifty-fifth wedding annivrr- J JOHN DEERE BALER, TWO YEARS OLD, SIZE 18x22 Buzz rig. 3-scction drag. SO ft. Red Top steel posts. Tank heater. Attachment to cultivate beans with spring-tooth drag. Side delivery rake. Sheep tank and feeding troughs. International walking cultivator. International riding cultivator. Spike-tooth single cultivator. McCormick mower, 6-fL cut. Pea guards. Sleigh and rack. Platform scales. Clover trailer. Gas tank hose. Auto trailer. Two barley forks. Spring wagon. Five sacks fertilizer. Other articles not mentioned. LIVE STOCK Purebred Holstein cow, 7 yr*, old, bred Jan. 29. Purebred Holstein cow, 6 yr». old, juat » fresh. Jersey heifer, 5 month* old. Three O. 1. C. Gilts, bred between the Sth and 15th of November. One O. I. C. aow, due March 12. Thirty pig* just weaned. Four O. I. C. Shoats, two are male*. FARM TOOLS Superior grain drill. Miller bean puller. Farm wagon, flat rack. Land roller. TERMS: All sums of $10.00 and under, CASH. Over that amount, 6 month* time will be given on approved notes, bearing interest at 6rr. 2r't discount for ca*h. No property to be removed until settled for. D. LOREN HERSHBERGER Prop W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer WANT TO SELL? TRY THE WANT COLUMN IONA FLOUR Tht Economical Baking Flour MIm Audra May Sear* spent from Sunday till Wednesday with her auntie. Theda Wilt in Sunfield. Mr and Mr*. Randa Lipscomb of Grand Rapids spent Sunday and Mon- [49 lb.. in cotton bag 65c } ISTABUWtO i'WHIRI L J 241/2-/6. bag ECONOMY RHUS’ SUGAR PRUNES Pure Granulated 25-lb. cloth bag Fancy California 2Sdb. box $1.19 BROOMS Sturdy 4 Sew NUTLEY MARGARINE Pure Refined 3 LARD Each PEANUT BUTTER *“*PICNICS Lb. Lb,. $1.15 ». 5<= 25c 10c 20c 'W' 10e ft. 9C Sugar Cured Mr. and Mrs. Louie Krieger of Lake Pickens last week. Mr*. Lydia Storms and her mot tier. Mra Richards, and Charles Schafer and wife of Ionia spent Sunday with Mrs Andrew Rheam. Mra. Rheam. who lias been confined U> her bed nearly all winter, continue* about the same. Mrs. Cupningham vidted her son.: Cecil, and family of West Woodlknd.. Sunday. . Mrs. McCurdy, whose husband died recently, returned to New York this week Wednesday with her brother.' They motored through with Mr and Mn Ernest Corry of N. Woodland. 1 The many friends of John Vclte of Woodland were greatly shocked and I grieved to hear of his death. Mr. and Mra. John Hunt and son.! Walter, were Sunday guests of Mr. and j Hastings, Michigan ■■ AUCTION SALE! At least one thing that doesn’t need * | careful nursing ia‘ a continual grouch. I Ly,fer%UCHS □Qt-’ftOi.11.20 GthUlNi hOHtr L TAR COMPOUND SALMON Fancy Alaaka Pink Tail can 10c TOMATO SOUP Campbell’, 3 Cana 19c PANCAKE FLOUR Sunnyfield 5 lb. bag 19c CHEESE Fas.^^cSC Mild FoU Cr^m lb. Fall Ripened No. 2 PINEAPPLE Flavor «iza can |W - IN AAP QUALITY MARKETS BOILING BEEF l™ 4 Lb.. HAMBURG or Pork Saueage 4 LU. Young and Tender BEEF ROAST Lb. Freeh Picnic Hama Lb. PORK ROAST Lean Dry Salt SALT PORK 3 lu. 25c 25c 10c 5c 25c A&PThe Great FOOD STORES Atlantic & Pacific T Co. m ♦ �J ■ THL HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 17. 1*12 APPRAISAL OF REAL ESTATE NEEDS STUDY year baskets With teggS!f Method* Used Now Ont of Trend With Development of Life In America FREEPORT. I Wednesday at P. ' nes*. oiler Sunday evening al the Kintz '■ Mrs. Brownell of Flint I* spending 'the week end wit" Claude Walton. leaser Herutey of Campbell called Slowing down of population growth. Sunday of Dave Ferguson In Grand Saturday at the home of his mother. Rapids 1 }jrs Mary Lou Henney. growing decentralisation of the tetter, Mrs. Millard Lightfoot of Grand p Thoma* and wife were in | Indicate that the United States is be- Rapids te spending several days ,1th caiiton Center Tuesday on business, finning to settle down to a Jong period relatives and friends in the village. Mr and Mrs. Hartley of Hastings of gradual growth in which speimimive The Misses Helen Boughncr, Jose- ^cre eaijem Sunday nt the Sam Eckert phlne and June Noviskey accompanied home. ' *i ing part, and in which real estate ap-rthe former s father to Grand Rapid*' Mr* Macxte •Wouleii u vunt lmpraisal will be carefully made by con- i Thur*day and were the guests of Mr. | prOT( ^ at ' . proved at thl, this writing. writing. seientlou* and highly trained workers an< i Mrs p. w Ingalsbe. -----------• '—-st ----- i, . . u Mrs. M“r>' Lou Henncy isn't very who wiU value property at ‘its sound pfayford Ptayford MM Burgess of Bsttle Battle Creek well weU at Bl thte Ulli writing present or future worth and not at a I returned lluriunl home hnme Monday Mnnriav afternoon ■ (t.mnnn _____ , ,. ,_ . price some Interested party believes tel callers Sunday at the F. E Deming harryvili e | Justified, aays Frederick M. Babcock home were. Mr. and Mra. Frank C.| »Mr Mnd Hrg child* of Verresearch associate of the Bureau of Deming. Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Seger Business Research in the-Unlvendty ofgnd two sons. Hubert and RotArt. of and Mr*. Herbie W!lcq_x I Michigan tn a bulletin of the Bureau. Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs Alter. . Mr. and Mrs. M. Klout of Charlotte 1 More emphasis must be placed on in- , pfen and children. Mr. and Mra. ।come potentialities of property and;Franklin K. Burgess and two children day evening. Kenneth Wilcox of Kala­ ! leas on the opinions of biased dealers, i and Mrs. George Deming. mazoo spent the week end with his ‘ he declares Callers Tuesday at the home of Mr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Hcrblo Wilcox. I "If we are to hope that the future land Mrs. F. E. Deming were. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Wlllitta of will are more intelligent utilization of1Mra. ------... --" — “ anti‘ Concord spent Sunday with the home Ray— Ware of-------South Lowell reaP property we must recognize that Mr. and Mrs. Eimea. Roush. i folks. The Rebekah club will meet with! ,,u Lucille Webb ... 1 Misses Leva M and of FLOUR FEED COAL -i- CEMENT UME ent valuation facilities," says Babcock. Mra. Edith Godfrey and Mrs. AddU- Nashville spent Saturday and Sunday "During tiie long westward expansion Miller Friday afternoon. February 19. wRh the Day girls FARM IMPLEMENTS BRICK * and the general expansion of our at the home of Mrs. Godfrey. Mr and jf j. ^lletlk. are re­ country, the speculative value was the Mrs. Kllpfer and daughter. Mrs celling congratulation* for the little PHONE 2118 HASTINGS only one possible. It is still traditional, Lacey of Alto, were guest* Saturday of i ncw grand-daughter who has come to but not necessarily true, to expect all the fanner's sister. Mr*. Lydia simp- Uve with their son. Wilson, and wife. land to increase in value. Population ion. of Detroit । experts look for a steady population Rev. and Mrs Wilkins made a bustMr. and Mrs. Floyd Beard and famlevel in perhaps fifty years. As a na­ nras trip to Hartings Monday. fly of Lansing were Sundav guests of tion cur lively chilhood is over ami we Owen Dodge accompanied Claude and Mrs. xanicr Elmer uumie. Gillette. rsnretnl ------------ --—-------------- —------- ------------ , _ . Mr Ruu Jllurui lUilllUll must genie down to a responsible Walton to Grand Rapids Thursday. There was no school here Thursday *n burinees methods. ValuFloyd Chase and George Hugey ol M otir teacher attended the institute fundamental to real estate Detroit called on the former's mother, m Hastings British law* controlling election ex- . of a candidate's agent, who in turn dealings, and if we are to keep the Mrx. J. L. Ickes. Thursday. ' Mrs. Herbie Wilcox spent Tuesday peusra. designed for effecUve enforce- must report *uch assistance in hte fl. : confidence of home owner, tnvtrtment The following bikdpt.M men attend- with friends in Vermontville. , . . | nal acoounUng. In thte way the num- i buyer. Industrialist and government wr ed the Hudson-Essex banquet al the " and* — - of- Jackson - • 1 Mr Mrs — Fred- Rock ment and not. as apparently many | eTws and anU orsanizattons are must plan a science of appraisal, do Pantllnd hotel. Grand Rapids Thurs­ and Mr. and Mrs Dorr Webb spent American state taw* have been de-1 prevented from deluging voters with ] practical research, make available al) day. Frank Walton. Claude Walton. Sunday with their parenta, Mr. and signed, to permit evasion." gave raised propaganda irrelevant to the election! needed data without reservation and L. M. Curtis* and Floyd Walton. Mrs. H. Webb. develop a recognized profession of ap-' Mrs. Clittle Roush was in Hastings EAST IRVING. the tone of political campaigns in Eng- and piling up huge concealed election j x — --------- Several people from here attended ORANGEVILLE. land above that of any other country, expense*. Such control might well bee : praising which will be financially at­ Thursday. the funeral of Mrs. Alice Graham in JamM Hermlnette and family were ---------------------------------------------- = -------Mr. and Mrx. John Martin of Nash­ Nashville Sunday afternoon. and* deserve the thoughtful consider- emulated by otlutf countries. Prof tractive, honorable, will exempt the ap­ Sunday gueste of Mr and Mra. Carl ■ Saturday In Kalamazoo with Mr. and praiser from partisanship and protect ville called Sunday at the George Mar­ Pollock declared. Wilson Willetts came home from De-' Cary of Hooper Mr*. C. B Furgeson. Glared James K. Pollock, professor of In parlianicnlary elections the limit the public against deliberate misrepre­ tin home. troll Saturday night and took hte jj^trice Wickham of Detroit *pent Mr. and Mrs. George Dixon w«e In sentation. dishonesty and exploitation." Merle Nctb of Carlton was home mother and sirter Helen to Adrian Sghjrt*. night and Sunday with her Grand Rapids last Wednesday to see political science in the University of Michigan, recently at the annual meet­ about MAOO foe’s borough. In actual Sunday dm£>lher ear*, iaciuc NfUle ncoaua, NfWark. ar a[ hu --------brother-------who — I* — in- Ute .... hospital. _ . .morning .. ..where ----- they spent the • grannmomer. r. dav with With hte 111a wife wlf« and arvl little Marilyn Martlvn ■ lhls ..... *Z« and ana Mrs. SZre Tom Trwn Ryan Wvan and an.) daughHaiMrYa. SOUTH TUORNAPPLE. Mrs. Claude Walton spent Wednes­ day ing of the American Political Science practice these limits are usually not place ■ Mr. There wax no school Thursday at the day >n Grand Rapids, a guest of Mr. Louire. Mrs. Willette and baby are doAssociation. reached, and the fact that tn recent Mrl Heber Pike. Mrs. Pird Bourdo ter of Jackson called on Mr. and Mr*, Foremost among the provisions of years many Labour party men have Gates school as our teacher. Miss Lor­ and Mra. Tanis. ing fine at the home of Ixr mother. and Mrs Myrtle Ctitcher spent Thur*-1 Bruton De Cocker Sunday afternoon. The O. E. 8. will hold a school of In- Mr*. Snyder. the English Corrupt and Illegal Prac­ been elected indicates that where the raine Shaw, attended tlx Teachers d ftl Hastings Mr* Pike attending Bernard Ryan came home with them. structlon Thursday P. M.. February IB. Everyone present enjoyed the mis- ' th' t<fa-hers institute Callers at the Georee Dixon horn* tices Prevention Act of 1883. Is that expenses of all are - controlled, the Institute at Hastings Robert Smith o( Nashville spent Fri- which will be conducted by the grand denary program at the church Sun- j Mr and Mr* Zentick are moving Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Percy' Veswhich definitely fixes responsibility for candidate in moderate circumstances --------j «... —lay* with feu grandma. officers of that order. day ewntag. Mr. Herbie Wilcox .pent1 frwn to lhelr fann west of and Saturday all election expenses, except the candi­ has an equal chance, ^nd that cam<— day Mr and Mrs. Clarence VanPalten Monday In Kalamazoo. . the VJlUgc. date's own limited personal costa, upon palgns can be won on issues rather Mrs. Ada Shaw, and famjjy.^Grand Rapids and Mrs Chet Savacooi _______ ...w, invested, says Prof, - --------------------------------------Gur- and family of Woodland moved thte on money f Louie Martin^ Sr., -— ~ ^inied * the agent pf the candidate. This is than ' Mr. and Mra. Kahlo delightfully en­ GUN LAKE NEWS. in the 1931 elections the averaver- ' nie Kclscr-to Grand Rapids Thursday week to the Jud Barnum place. contrary to American practice which Pollock. In t tcrtalned a number of their friends -• j to see Philip Keiser wmo is in St. Mr. and Mrs. John Mitch, Mrs. Mary '| Saturday cevening ,rluua WIU1 ,,re Mrs. Don Putnam of Hastings at­ allows anyone to spend almost unlimit­ age successful candidate for parliament with a a ¥Bjroi valentine tended the local Ladle*' Literary club, Taylor and son Robert of Gun lake ; party, four couples coming from Wooded amounts cither for or against a spent about eight cents per elector in. Mary's hospital. <-:ilii>rt on Mr. Mr and t.n.zl Mrs. «rx Harry Marrv Clem Cintn ' . . j ' A. ve— enjoyable . ..., Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wicringa and and was dinner and over night guest called evening was Un«* called on Mr. and Mrs. W1D Page candidate. After elections are over all tlie London boroughs, though allowed accounts must be carefully itemised, ten cent*. In the counties the average two children, Theodore. Jr., and Anna of Mr*. F. R. Everhart Thursday. near Middleville Wednesday. । spent wHh dancing and game* and Sunday evening. E M. Tooker and Robert Tooker en-' ----------------No school Wednesday --------------- and--------------Thursday, IU1UU rutting _ until B 111WJ a late aiww4i hour.' I• --------------------------------sword to by both the candidate and coat per elector was leas than eight. May Wlerlnga. of .west of. Middleville f s.<r« Zada 7ar1u srimm«v _ __ _____ > Mn _ . th THE FAD. Mr*. Klmmey, wbk wa-. .> Mr and Mrs Alf • Lewis and his agent, and published in two news­ cents, and in the Scottish counties was। spent Sunday with* their parents. Mr. joyed tlvelr birthdays together. Sunday Our ' teacher, and Mrs. Chas. B. Johnson. papers of the election district. This in­ at the home of the former. sick with a cold. Gladys Barnhart and daughter. Eileen. Sam Sensiba. Clarence Bryant. How ­ Mtea Marjorie Jensen, the lady al1 ------ ------- ----------------------Mtes Those from ----thte way, who attended of Grand Raptds. were Sunday guests evitable publicity and tiie will and The character of political expenses is • 1 * — ._ • — I — — ■ n.Hv af Kir anrt . .. Plump Lady (absently). "Oh. U ability of the courts to easily ferret out also controlled by the British law. Ex­ ard Cross and friend. Miss Hazel Holes, tendant with Dr. Pultz. was taken the party at Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius attempted evasions, has led to the penditures which tend to enlighten the were in Grand Rapids Saturday eve­ Thursday morning to a Lansing Itos- Cappon's were Mr. and Mra. Stanley A few of the children in this vicinity only knew!" ning. pital. where she underwent an opera-1 Klmmey and Mary Taylor and son are having the measles. growth of a public opinion strongly Gumlc Keiser visited hte father. tlon tor appendicitis. She is doing fine ‘ Robert. All reported a jlnc time, favoring honesty, so that a crooked ganizatlon. are approved, but the hir­ ; Mrs. Charlie McFarland is confined lo discourage litigation."—Charles H. candidate practically commits political ing of vehicles, unlimited employment Philip Keiser, in 81. Mary's hospital al the test report. Seymour Olmstead of Carlton called j to her bed with heart trouble. prepared for failure. Tuttle suicide. Prof,.Pollock stated. of campaign workers and like expenses both Friday and Saturday and on Sun­ In many countries tho. expenses of which only the rich could aflord. are day his daughter. Mrs. Glen Nlcholr. non-party associations or groups in the strictly controlled. These conditions, lo- and son. Philip Nichols, also Elsie Williams, vteited Mr. Keiser. They re­ attempt to elect a favored candidate are as large as those of the political which insists that both candidate and port that he seemed very much better party itself, said Prof. Pollock. In his agent be active in preventing over which hte many friends will be glad to England there is nothing to prevent realous or illegal activity on the party Sam Semdba spent Sunday wlttj his such organizations from helping In a legal way. but they may not spend elections models for the rest of the parents. Mr. and Mrs Frank Senslba. and family- His sister. Vera Senslba, of such money without the authorization world, stated Prof. Pollock. Kalamazoo was also there. Mr. and Mrs. John Poll and little DURFEE ITEMS. Beth Waugh of Hastings is spending son had as their guest Sunday his people from Bowen near Grand RapTho revival meetings will start March ents. Mr. qnd Mrs. Art Waugh. ' 6 at the East Baltimore church. There was some tall scrambling to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shaw and Mrs. Rev. A- A. Griffin of Grand Rapids will assist our local minister. get the fish houses off the lake Wed­ family from NashvjHc spent Sunday nesday morning. with their mother. Mrs. Ada Shaw, and Rev. Fred King. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Garrison and family. Thursday afternoon a very severe hail and rain storm with a high wind Orma Jean spent Sunday with Fordlc KLINGENSMITH. swept this vicinity taking down an old Casey and family of North Delton. The children at the school enjoyed a barn and moving a silo for Glenn WEST CARLTON. Valentine party at the school Friday Marshall. While on Alvin Batea* farm Mr. and Mra. Art Eckert and family kitchen from Its foundation and a spent Sunday with their parents. Mr. cake and jello. The Misses Esther and Alberta scalehouse part way over, wrecking it and Mra. Wlllte Bumfard of Hastings. Gorden Edmonds and family of Green returned to their home Friday badly. - Wc sympathize with Mr. and Mrs. I Nashville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. after spending two weeks in Lansing with their cousin, Mrs. Esther LaBaron. , Dan Cheney ... In the death. w* of their son. Buel Sisson Sunday. George Albert, who only lived five days. Geo. Vester of Grahd Rapid* vteited and family. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Pickard of near Joseph McClurkln. Sr_ ha* rented a । their daughter. Mrs. Chester Savftool Middleville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. farm near Hickory Corners. I and family Bunday. Marion Luelhe of Caledonia spent Mr. and Mra. Vincent Kelley of George Converse Sunday. Wm. Stanton has been very ill the the week end- with Joseph McClurkln. ’ Clarksville called on Mr. and Mrs. Wm. past week but is some better at this ■" ‘ Dipp Sunday, afternoon. Br., — and family. Ray and Glee Newtdn with their writing. The Ladies' Aid at Walter Ickes-' Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kermeen en­ Wednesday was well attended. Pro­ wives spent the week end at Union ville. Mich., guests of the former's tertained at a Valentine party, several ceeds 87.30. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hunt spent; daughter, Mrs. Lyle Sarver and hus­ young folks of the neighborhood at their home In Middleville Friday night. Wednesday in Alto with Mr. and-Mrs.. band. Marshal and Marguerite Scgar en- Music and bunco were the entertain­ Edd Crtepe. Mr. and Mrs.- Claud Hunt and son., tcrtalned, Mac. Edith. Ruby. Gary. ments of the evening after which a tine Hubert, and daughter. Marvel Jean Vernon and Howard Newton. Saturday lunch was served by the hostess. Miss Esther Green and Laurel Senslba win­ left Thursday to visit relatives ini evening. ning first prizes and M1m Alberta Owosso and Flint. They found Mrs. Hunt's mother, Mrs. E Davenport, tings township were callers at Mr. and Green and Moody Leach second prises. seriously ill with pneumonia and at­ Mrs. Bud Sisson's Sunday afternoon. They departed at a late hour declaring tended a funeral of a niece, making it Mr. and Mrs. Guy Nash and sons of Mr. and Mra. Kermeen royal enter­ rather sad. Carlton Center visited their uncle. Ar­ tainers. Marshall Brandow of East Lansing Style* Standish and *l*ter came thur Richardson, and family Sunday. Monday with the sad news that James Clyde Tooker and family visited his and also attended the party at KerMcClurkln B’lU with scarlet fever at Middleville. mcen's Friday night. Freeport Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Luelhe. Mr. and Richard Green of Nashville also Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Austin and Mr. Mrs. Joseph McClurkln and family and Mrs. Mart Sisson of Freeport were spent the week end at the Green home spent Sunday with Mr. McClurkln'* Friday afternoon and evening guests and attended the basket bail game be­ sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Peter of Mr. and Mrs. Duel Sisson. tween Nashville and Middleville Friday Mow at Holland. night. COUNTY LINE. CLOVERDALE. CARLTON CENTER. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Corey relumed Mr. and Mrs. Rex MacLeod and fam­ Wednesday from their trip to New There wa* a good congregation out ily of Kalamazoo spent Sunday eve­ York state and report having a pleas­ to the services Sunday morning and ning at the E. T. MacLeod home. ant trip of IfiOl miles with no acci- Rev. Wynn gave a fine Lincoln's Day Mr. and Mn. Bert McCallum- spent ‘deh£s ‘of tire trouble. address. Wc will have special meetings the week end at Detroit visiting their • Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hansbarger beginning in the near future, the exact son. Dorsal, and family and' family • of Ionia visited Mr. and date will be announced later. A few friends helped Mrs. Clark and Mr*. Herman Winkler Friday evening. A good many enjoyed the open Mr. Russell Hart celebrate their birth­ ■ Mr. and Mrs Waiter Cooke visited grange meeting Saturday evening. The day at the home ol Mrs. Clark Satur­ his mother tn Sparta Sunday. Irving Glee club pul on a fine program day evening. and then supper was served. Mrs. Grant Dickerson left Saturday and Mrs. Ernest Corey visited near Friends and neighbor* were shocked for South Bend, Ind. to spend a few NHVvjlip Friday. to hear of the sudden death- of Rufus days with her daughter, Mn. Mills and Mr. and Mrs Herman Winkler were Hosmer Monday. Burtgl was Wednes­ family. day afternoon from the M. E. church in Grand Rapids Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown and Mr. and Mra. Clayton Valentine and daughter. Juanita. and Joe CowclrOf cident in Thursday's storm where Har­ family visited reiativas tn Woodland Rutland were callers al Ute Bernard lan Bweltaer. a life-long resident of Sunday. peOoliu ivotnc Saturday. Mr. Und Mrs. Millard Brccheiscn en­ Woodland township, sought shelter Mbs Helen Patton camr Friday eve­ near a shack on a truck which blew tertained last week the tatter s stetei ning to spend the week end wiUi Mn. over and resulted in his death- The and husband, Mr. and Mrs. ArniioMt of funeral was held Sunday afternoon ut Ohio, who are here on their wedding trip. 8 Burt8 Chilson went to Haslidgs Sat­ to Mn. Swelteer and daughter. A GREAT BIG DAM. The Mettur Dam on the Cautery: urday and had the cast removed from River in India is reported to be tlie biggest block of masonry in Uie world. New Year's eve. guMsad wrong. Eggs Ara Cheap So Is Feed/ A WAYNE or FUL-O-PEP Egg MASH will make money for you. Ask for our prices. TRY THEM and be convinced!, EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY TEXTURE in you^ cakes THE DOUBLE TESTED DOUBLE ACTING If/* BAKING ItV POWDER c^MEPRIQ ■’ forover / 40 YEARS Election Laws Control Political ExnenditnreR in Ultal Great Britain *dulU100d Ij.XpeilUl lUIUB in or1 vain ation u Publish Your AUCTION SALE IN THE BANNER! Read In Nearly All the Homes in Barry County! IT IS IMPORTANT that you have a large number of "bid­ ders” at your sale if you wish to get the value of your prop­ erty. The extensive experience of The Banner in advertising auc­ tion sales has proven the value of this sort of pijblicity for auction advertising.. Your sale published in The Banner brings the crowd of buyers. Many a farmer who has advertised his sale in The Banner has received from $300 to $500 more for his property than was originally estimated—just because The. Banner advertising brought a lot of "bidders. Telephone Office: 2415 —and the BANNER Will Arrange the Date With Your Auctioneer 4 �FAOX POURTZTN LEGAL NOTICES THE HASTINGS BANNER. WTONESDAT. FEBRUARY 17. IRK Donald Jones and family will no: move to the farm occupied by Earl Ijubaugh as they intended, on account of other arrangements. Mr. gnd Mra Laubaugh will still work tiie farm where they have spent so many year? and reside there also. Mrs. Mina Perkins has closed her! coffee kitchen and gone to Allegan toj visit her daughter and lake a much! needed rest till some time In March. Miss Martha Event of Lansing spent Saturday evening with Mrs. H. H Chase und Sunday with her mother. WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY [HOLIDAY FARES] to the Spaulding farm and work ft the coming year. Mr. and Mra. Wise­ man will move elsewhere. Mesdame.-. Doster. Wood and Flower attended the Triple Link club at Mrs. Smith's home in Prairieville and report a good time and program. Mrs. Edd. Deauman has J>e«n con­ fined to her bed for several weeks with heart trouble. Mm. Tillie SheHenbargcr U caring for her. r<cv„ voruana gave inc anure» at the Union services at the Methodist church at Woodland Sunday evening. Mrs. Andrew Reams has been very Thursday in Grand Rapids with the former’s sister and family. TO POINTS within the'States of Illinois. Indiana. Ohio and Michigan;' also to Buffalo. N. Y.; Niagara Fails. N. Y, Pittsburgh, Pa., Louisville. Ky, St. Louis, Mo.. Charleston. W. Va_ and intermediate points: Good leaving Saturday. February «Xh <after 3 a. m.i. and all day Sunday. February 21st. Returning until Tuesday. February 23. Tickets good In coaches. Children of proper age half fare. South Hope and Mr. and Mra. -Roy Good of Frreport visited Mr. and Mrs. Porter Tooze.Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Germain have purchased the Maurice Johnson farm brated their fifty-fifth wedding anni­ and will occupy the same In the near versary Spnday by entertaining some future. Mr. Gardner will move from of their children, grandchildren and MICHIGAN CENTRAL family. Mr. and Mn. Ges. Barker and family and Mr. and Mra. Merton Bow­ ers and four sons. There were twentyfive present. , «•* COAL NORTHWEST THORNAPPtE. The Young People’s Sunday School class at Parmelee led by Mrs. Schnurr changes in the neighborhood to be re­ church February 26th. Everybody In­ ported later. vited. There will be plenty of good music. A freewill offering will be taken ONE OF THEM WILL SURELY SUIT YOU Mr. and Mrs. DeLos Hughes of To­ ledo spent the week end with the for­ mer’s father. Mr. Richard Hughes. Mr. and Mra. Irving Boulter spent Sunday with their sons. Zara and Earl. Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Don’t forget the 25th anniversary of the Ladies' Aid Thursday. February, 18th. Everyone invited. Come and meet! visited Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Freeman of your old frieipls. Freewill offering at Neeley on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Bagley spent Sunday^rith Mr. und Mrs. Richard Pettijohn. Mr. Pettijohn has been quite ill but is some better at this writing. Clark Morehouse was out of school Monday because of illness. Mra. Frankie Bolter accompanied Mrs. George Bagley of Delton to Kala­ mazoo on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bagley spent Sunday near Hastings at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Cappon where they' met several others who had gathered We have two new scholars In our: school. Billy and Beverly Ford, making fourteen pupils. Word was received from Mr. smd Mrs Lynden Johncock. who were mo­ toring in Florida last week, that they were on their way to New Orleans to attend the Marde Gras. They returned home Thursday night and spent Sun­ day with Jew Osgood and family. Gordon McCallum of M. 8. C. was home with a cold a few days last week. Ronald Andrus was Injured Wednes­ day when a tree fell on him. striking him to the ground. -Dr. Farwell was called and found no bones broken. He is much better at this writing. Sunday school was held at the Ira Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Pettlngill of Hickory Comers spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Everett McCalMr. and Mrs. Harold Springer children spent Sunday with Mr. Mrs. Ellsworth Scott of Bonfield. Mr. and Mrs. George Tidd of tt-rville called Monday at Jesse SALE OF FLOUR Gold Medal or Pillsbury ROYAL BAKING POWDER MAZOLA OIL HER GRACE VANILLA Purity Nut Oleo IOC Macarohi or Spaghetti LARD BULK PRUNES NAVY BEANS Sardines Norwegian Golden Bantam Corn Country Club - fancy grade 10c LIMA BEANS SCRATCH FEED CORN Jewel Coffee Tuesday after spending a week with his brother. George, and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ryan and daugh­ ters of Jackson called on Mr. and Mrs. Bruton DeCrocker’* Sunday after­ noon. Bernard Ryan returned home LasCWeek’s Letter. Sunday evening callers at Will Page's Mr. and Mra. Ernest Johncock en­ tertained Sunday Mr. and Mrs Mark were. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Seeber and Fox und daughter. Mrs Mary’ Freer of. family and Mr. and Mrs. Bruton De­ Hustings and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Crocker and Emmett Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. George Dixon and Mrs. Brown and daughter und Joe Cowles Gifford, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Ed Johnson is caring for Mrs Mrs John Straus at Carlton Center. Ed Richards of Delton who has Just The R*“n p- T- A. met at the school returned from the hospital. Friday evening. All enjoyA a good Mrs Elwyn Butler and daughter. I Pro®ram,~ Mrs. Geo. Willison of Hickory Comers I ------------ • • ’ spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray' COUNTY LINE. Martin and son. ’ I Last Week’s Letter. Mr. and, Mrs. Lew Warner and. Mr. «nd Mra. Ernest Carey went to daughter, Lucile of. Hastings and Mr. New York state Wednesday morning to and Mrs. Russel] Jolincock and sons I be gone a week or ten days, visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. B. ” ------J' ----------- ---------------Mr. and Mrs. Will'----Oerlinger of Cadil­ Hayward. lac visited over Sunday with his sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wachter, and family. Victor Eckardt was in Lansing Wed­ nesday on business. Mr. and Mrs Waldo J. Oerlinger and family of South Sunfield were Sunday bereaved family. ' ' Robert Carnell is 11! and family. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Winkler were in Ionia Wednesday. Philip Gerlingen who has been sick a long time, is some better. LOST ANYTHING? Try a Banner Want Adv. Niles Wednesday. Mrs. Harold England and two chil­ dren of Grand Rapids, visited her parents. Leon Potts and wife, Satur­ day also called on Alfred England in Middleville. • Morris Lewis and wife of Kalamazoo were Sunday visitors al Leon Potts. FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Sweet Potatoes RHUBARB Fancy kiln dried Jerseys Fresh Michigan hothouse Delicious etewed or in pies ONIONS New Cabbage Smoked Picnics SWIFT’S “CIRCLE S” PICNICS PORK LOIN ROAST, Rib End . PORK ROAST, Picnic Style BEEF KETTLE ROAST, Choice Chuck Cut LAMB SHOULDER ROAST . BREAST or NECK 2 lb. 10c lb. 8c lb. 5jc lb. 12c lb. 15c lb*. 15c � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-02-24.pdf c7200498cce8f375425a9ffd9577f22c PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, FEBRUARY 24,1932 14 PAGES NWIlI . Clerk M. 0. Hill Sold TO CTY EXPENSE County 1028 Licenses For Pkssenger CARD SYSTEM OF REGISTER­ ING VOTERS SHOULD NOT BE REQUIRED HERE ’ WOULD HELP PREVENT FRAUDULENT VOTING But It Is Not Needed In Smaller Cities Where Buch Frauds Are Rare As mentioned in the Banner last week, a committee from our dty coun­ cil went to Lansing to inter^ew the mayor and members at the-council of that city to learn what Lansing pro­ posed to do with reference to comply­ ing with the new registration law, which is objectionable at the present tlmq because of the expense Involved in putting it into effect.. They found that about the only hope the Lansing mayor and council had of Cars Last Week LUNCHEON CLUBS | MEASURES IN FORCE fflOPHEJ CMMET TOCETHEO't™™TIONS COME TBOE PAGES 1 to 8 mXIJems.sBEllEFIIMIK COM“i 11123880 On Wednesday •< Situation ,i‘ ' * TOLD OF Judge McPeek was here Wednesday ‘MOVEMENT TO AID UN1MROTARIANS WERE HOSTS ATIJ It seems as if no one could criticize DEAN DAVENPORT _ purAVinTv MEETING Mvvriun. ' ’-either President Hoover or Congress for PREDICTIONS OF HARVARD PLOYED SPONSORED BY «nd admitted Paul James Trainor of' ENJOYABLE the steps so far.taken for credit relief ECONOMIST1 lhu c‘ty. and claus Jurgensen of; Up to THE LEGION MONDAY 1ft thia country. President Hoover Castleton, to American citizenship.] Last week County Clerk M. O. HUI selling f-utqmoblte license plates. Wednesday evening of last week hr placed the Issue aquarely before eonhad sold 1028 plates for passenger car* (•_ . „....... grew. Both branches have responded This represent* about one-fifth t)>- , DR. J AS. KN AUSS OF W. measures heartily number of such cars owned in tnte Q “"”** to his suggested S. T T. P C. UJAQ WAS QPF SPEAKER county which will have to get license ----------- and without partisanship Therefore we now have the National Credit Corpora­ before March lit if I hey intend to _ , , drive their car*, sixty days leeway were D«cu««ed George Washington tion. U»c Federal Relief Corporation and amendjnenu to the banking law*, allowed on the 1931 license plate*, but * _ _ . and His Influence Over the all of which are designed to straighten that will positively expire on March 1st . __________________________ w„ Struggling out the Colonies tangles that exist In the finan­ Thereafter the 1932 license platen will' be required on all cars driven on the | It was*, a happy thought which Atcial situation. be required on all cars driven on the highways of Michigan. sug-­ itorney Kim Sigler had when he sug gested to Rotarians two weeks ago that the Rotary club put on a fitting cete- j ' bration last Monday of the 200th an­ , nivenary of Washington's birthday.1 and Invite us guests, the members of COUNTY-SCOraS" AT TRAIN NG COURSE STUDENTS OE COUNTY SEE PAGEANT HERE neirri nne Both posted the proper examination. DAQTC fit CnilMTV AMERICA DEVELOPS Usually a federal officer ts-presenl at ALL PARTS OF COUNTY BIG-CITY CIVILIZATION such h*arin«f*- but onf "oi TO BE REPRESENTED D,U 1 1 * 1 ,U™ thl« ttae w Jud« MePeek wmdoer. ivuuni-r uQurn i at this time, so Judge McPeek conduct rd the hearing himself. • U- rrtn»r, Property Owner. Beqb.lUd to People of Middle Wept Arc Ones,■ Court -------- - —There -----Furnish Few Hours’ Work • term on -- Tuesday. was a f Who Will Find Remedy for ■ call of the calendar on that day. at i For Man Without Job Existing - Problems ’ which time cases were set for future On Wednesday evening. February 17. Following to a brief summary of the hearing. The jury will not report until a meeting was held in the Community address of Dean Eugene Davenport at February 29. room of the National bank to consider a recent meeting of the Commercial ------unemployment relief, representatives club. The address relate* to interests so ■ of the following organisations being vital to everyone, particularly farmers, i right now that we give It to out read-'?' , club. Lion* riyb. Rotary club. L O. O. F. crs. Whatever Dean Davenport say* on; any occasion of this kind to always worth while. ! Barry County Unemployment Com­ Washington attending a small gather- j -----------I mission. American Le( Legion and Ametling just before America entered the ] CITIZENS OF BARRY COUNTY r»ri Legion Auxiliary. World war. Someone then said that it QTTniTT n RP CGNRTTIPR tThe -*— withering was •called by the Le­ would "be a good thing for this country | SHOULD BE UONSIDERgion and Commander Sterling Rogers presided as chairman. He suggested ' if the United State* would get into! ING QUESTION | three different plans of relief work that war a* prosperity would follow." -----------reus OBLIVIUUS X £*. n flESORT PROPERTY BENEFITS TOWNSHIPS that'the Fuller hall was beautifully ANOTHER MATINEE TODAY FORTY-THREE ATTEND THE decorated for the occasion, with table1 F0R LOCAL BOYS AND decorations carrying out the patriotic FIRST AREA SESSION AT ideal* of such a day. GIRLS slbtllty tiuit they might Induce Gov­ BATTLE CREEK Something over two hundred were -----------ernor Bruckeruto include consideration of this new statute as ope of the sub­ b^pni-n'jr' FIVE HUNDRED PUPILS jects to be placed before the legislature GROUP HEARS HEAD OF TAXPAYERS OBLIVIOUS Community singing of patriotic' at the special session, which he will TAKE PART IN SHOW , He proceeded to tell what. In hto judg-, 1TO BOUNTEOUS GIFT "~ cal) to consider matters of taxation. CHICAGO CRIME BOARD J™1"’ ment. would result if America should ****w** * ------------ ------- ------------—_---------- _ I? Open to Public On enter the war. He stated that there! p»nar{Pnres of Yankee Snrintzs H- toppemhtao “r*d C. H. Osborndined to include this matter, a* he Albert B. Brunker Say, Proper1Uwn would be boom time, and boom pries KxPerlences Of Yankee BpnngS plan now in use in Middlelor Ulr pr<T,m. 'curr DoFriday. Saturday Evenings wishes the legislature to give Its entire for a while; but there would follow the! and Orangeville Could Be ville. Training of Youth Is Vital jian. representing the Rotary program - Free attention to consideration of the tax —Admission war a deflation in which the farmers of I Dunlicated Bv Others I Adelbert Cortright made the sugtn flnnrl (InvbHimpnE I committee, stated that Kim Sigler had. Onc uiuumuiu thousand three hundred and cne the united States wouia would oe be me the wont | gestkm that an executive committee be io uuuu uuvcrumeut (been chosen to have charge of the »-»nc mice „u>>uicu a»,u unitea states creasing'the burden on real estate. ‘ - -----------------------------lndbldual to carry on the relief work Forty-three scouters from Barry |affair. Kim filled the place with his fifty-nine school children representing' .uneven, sufferers. iroiiowing Followingthat, that,he liesaid, said,would would! „ The new law doe* not apply to any to be *• i usual grace and dignity and fittingly 59 scnooi* oe■ another anomer Doom, — De followed louoweo in *turn ji ~; in twrry couniy aim n. ’u. school* irom from an all accuomw sections of ukwuh tlw coun-- be •• • boom, township, village or dty of leas than county attended the first meeting of'usual .itermined by the spiritafiwtlng and judgment 1 .b>. introduced the speaker. Dr. James O. ty came to see the special/natince per-. u.. by * serious financial reaction . if made “ ,notlon 0141 meeting en5.000 population. The member* of the the Battle Creek Are* training course 'ntrodured the anr.krr Dr J*m« O ty came to see the special jnaunee per­ — -----------— -------------------— ------aursc me uian ui the de- formance of the pageant." Washington alI our people, which would come liter dorse the plan of work sponsored by legislature hoped that all township* in last Tuesday evening at Scout Head­ Knauss, of Kalamazoo, head of w..,.... ■on 1* dtopoeed to give up because he ! lhe American Legion, and Jo*. Mc1 Return* “ olvrn in the Central srhool « nt nenenerttv neater than SOU IS disposed to give Up Dccaue ne Amer lean Tefflnn MrMichigan would come under the new quarter* in Battle Creek. Woodland. partment of history at the Western; Returns." given in the Central school a period of prosperity, greater than encounters more troubles in life than Knlghl seconded the motion, which taw; but that i* not mandatory and te1 Nashville. Banfield and Hasting* were Slate Teachers College. Jie proved a, auditorijiln here *1,2:30 o'clock Tues- thu country had ever known. He pre- he expected, he can never be of much wai Rev. Dewey also made the very happy selection. Dr. Knauss gave' day afternoon. The normal seating ca- dieted that wages would mount to un­ not likely under present conditions. represented. . Mconded by R. H. Loppenthten, a most Interesting address. parity o! the auditorium is 1136 but heard of figure*, which they did; that help to other* or value to hlmseK. Thu city must operate under the Albert R. Brunker. chairman of the We are not going to have hard times th>l th, American Legion committee He stated that, in.his history de- extra choirs were brought in to oc- they would hold until the period of de­ new law. It will require an Investment Chicago Civic Safety and Crime. Com­ flation later on would ensue, when as a jxrrmanent condition In this (on unemployment be given authority mission, was guest speaker of the eve­ partment. he found students are al- commodate the overflow. country. We have had depressions be- t0 organize an executive committee to — ijrs ready to give honor and respect Those In charge of the presentation wages would be greatly reduced. Thu* records, together with a cabinet in ning. His graphic description of gangthe name of Washington; but there, praised the orderly manner in Which our war prosperity, in this man's judg­ fore and they have been serious. The promote the Legion plan In Barry which to keep them, which is an es­ dom and corrupt officials held the 1 ' emed lacking what might be I.this crowd of young people conducted । ment. would not in the end help our country has always survived them and.. sential part of ttw> outfit. close attention of his audience. Ac-1 after a few years which were by no j 8o the following committee was «h. 1 i him. Which ] Itself, even during the confusion of get-1 country. This economist closed by preThere are several cards which each cording to Mr. Brunker. his war on a . means pleasant In experience, and pwned. American Legion-Sterling voter, at the time he registers and <WUI„ eornpt omclid oecupyln, < they feel for Abraham Lincoln. He.,tijW the extra seats arranged. Dowling dieting that when America got down to hardships, the country came back and. Roger* chairman. Maurice Foreman, when he vote*, must sign. Every voter high position in Cook county's law-en­ aaid that while tfie two men were *i^ ' with 65 present had the largest visiting earlh again, after the second deflation, moved to higher lewis than before.i Alben Cndg Adelbert Cortright. In the state of Michigan must re-reg­ forcement department, won the friend­ lively different, he hoped to present; delegation while the Assyria Center । price levels and wage levels would be That will be true of the depression! Annable. T. 8. K Reid. Andrew Ister this year. In the townships tiiey ship of Al Capone. It so happened. Mr. the virtues of George Washington soV^uplls came from the greateat distance much lower. Everything seems to have through which we have been passing A Matthews; American Legion Auxll-will do this in the same manner as in Brunkcr continued, that one evening that all would love him as well as' More tlian 500 Hastings High. Junior: happened os predicted by Dr. Carver, honor him. iHlgh and grade school pupils partlc-| Dean Davenport explained that ag- for two year*- Just when we shall । tary—Mrs. Henry Mulder, chairman, former year*, where the township's before a general election in Chicago, he Fon>man Wrs NeUlc CernaFlrst. he stated that Washington was ipated in the pageant. "Washington j rlculture is not like other industries, emerge, or Just how, we are not wise' population is less than 5.000; If over was talking with Capone concerning enough to say; but that we shall j w>y Qlher commUtCq. member* are C. 5.000. they must come under the new the election day riot* and killing. Mr. above all else a keen, thorough, sue- Returns." which wift shown in the Ccn- For instance, if Henry Ford’s new car cessful business man. We are ac-' tral auditorium here yesterday for the cou]d be sold for 810 each, most everyBrunkcr said that he asked Capone customed to think of him as a military, first time, pupils of the county schools i body in the country would hive from —— — — C-i Cook. L. E. Barnett, Rev. L. L. Dewey. leader; yet it matinee one to t0 M jeverol of mem. them. There I*! United States leauer. jei lb is true that mat he ne 106t ioki more more ! being ocing special spcv>a> guest*. bur™, Another uu.vu.ee yerai dozen Ot mere IS ------------------- tar^ one hundredand . B. A. LyBarker, Cha*. H. Leonard, dltlonal work upon a dty clerk for thia battles than lie won. In almost any will be given this afternoon for pupils a]most no limit to the number of ] If1 u“_H!e*“.u'e ln2 have an election here in Chicago wlth- other country on earth, if a military: of the city schools and the general pub-1 manufactured products that will be dividual, if he be wUe. will not spend for each voter what is called the "Mas­ bemoaning hl* fate, but 7? will ------------ ------- -- ----- ---------- ---'-.u than! 11c isuInvited m- evening EL1— ™ umwafor »»«Ume <=«cu>ueperform- i bought pougntprovided proviaea the tne prices prices are are tow tow hia time ~™ ter Record" card, which will always re­ we can." Capone replied. "And then."' commander suflered more defeats maniuc k—... .... ph-Uv unri Mutnrriav .... __ _ _____ ._ • ■ aet about to see whst he can do to bet- Lind of Woodland. Floyd Everhart of main in the office of the city clerk. Mr. Brunkcr continued, "in my own he won victories, he would have been. ances on Friday and Saturday eve- enough; but when It comes to food ter his condition. relieved of his hi» commaiwt command witiiout witliout cere mm-­ nlngs. 1 nroduct* reductions in prices stimulate There must also be filled out for each presence, Capone stepped to a tele­ rrliared It is time for sober thinking about mony. but Washington retained com­ The affair Is being directed and pro-1 dcmand very little, because people canvoter a "Precinct Record" card. These phone, called the Chicago chief of po­ mand of the army to the close ot the.i duced here bv the teachers in the pub- 1 (Continued on page three) lice and ordered him to have strong Revolutionary war: and possessed tlie . lie schools. who. with the atudent*. have ; If farming in this country, he said. 1* which he will wish to avoid in the fu­ police detachments at the voting booths confidence of the colonist* to the very! ture: or what he might have done that TAX SPECIALIST TO during the election. And the election end. We next think of Washington as!( Tlie public is requested to reserve seat* havc far more serious attention by the PROBATE JUDGE’S RE­ next day was free from bloodshed.' chairman ot the constitutional con-1I early to avoid confusion in seating the government than 11 has ever received. TALK AT WOODLAND PORT WAS ASTONISHING This was only one of several similar the Counties are like individuals. They vention. It is conceded that that con-- crowds that are expected to attend. All United States and Canada are the cases cited by Mr. Brunker. He also1 vention would have failed in writing have opportunities which they miss, : -------------------------admission to the--------------------------pageant is free. — AU ,i only two countries in th* world where R. Wayne Newton, Who Is Barry County Hm Fifty-Eight said that conditions in Chicago were tin acceptable constitution for our gov- wats “• arc ---------------reserved. Simply R,’T’"*V call the ,h" I farms are generally owhed by inde- sometimes through their represcnUve not unique and that the well-governed eminent had it not been for the per-: superintendent's office at the High Member of Tax Oommlajiendent land owner*. In nearly all bodies making mistakes. The important Inmates At State Institu­ (Continued on page three) thing is not that mistakes have been sonal influence and the personal effort* school for reservations. other countries there are Immense es­ aion, Speaks March tion At Kalamaioo ot George Washington. No one could, Anyone who wishes to contribute to- tates owned by wealthy men. with made, but that we profit by them. God Almighty was very kind to Barry liave had such an influence in such a ward the expenses incurred in produc- peasant farmers doing the work. White from time to time the probate WHY NOT GROW BIG cialUt. will give a talk on thd Michigan body of men hod they been actuated ] Ing the pageant may do so. Boxes will county when he gave us upwards of court commits jx-rsona to the Kalama­ SIZE HUCKLEBERRIES? only by respect for Washington the i be conveniently placed in the foyer for The Dean said that it I* a mistake 200 lakes, large and small. The county tax situation at the Woodland Consoiizoo State hospital, we doubt If many for this country to permit the price of man. They must have loved him. Our i this purpoae. This Is the first lime that' I has given little thought to what II know that there are. al the present (Continued on page thrrey ' might realize handsomely. Whatever day. March 4th. The meeting will start time. 58 inmates In that institution who M. S. 0, Progressing With De­ next thought of Washington is as our'such a plan has been put into effect developments the resort lakes of Barry (Continued on page five) I at any school functiotfof this magnlvelopment of Large Kind PICTURES OF BERNIE ■ •'*'» ........... i tude. county have made will remind us of surprise to the writer to learn this —they "just growed." There was around Woodland by the Superintend­ Suitable For Michigan from a report lie saw the Other day HASTINGS CENTER MORE’S MODERN HOME Topsy no planned development. Under sucn ent of School Barnum and the County From time to time mention has been Agricultural Agent Foster. ROAD IS SCHEDULED mittee Chairmen): Costumes: Ruth mate from thU county him been in made In the Banner of the development Sampson. Eleanor Edger. Bertha Kuhn Landscaping Makes Beautiful that hospital continuously for forty­ in this state of large-sized huckleber­ Barry county more than 81.000,000 of was tax specialist for the Mlciilgan Setting For This Lovely seven years, having been sent from ries growing on high bushes and at­ Board of Supervisors Ordered (Mrs.). Elizabeth Hart. Elizabeth Pinch. resort property, or about five per cent State Form Bureau, spending all hla (Continued on page five) Hope township In 18S5. when she was taining the size of the average cherry. Residence In Marshall It Constructed In 1932 and time studying taxes in relation to Ag­ 23 year* of age. Each patient sent to It is a delicious fruit and commands The "American Landscape Architect" county? Had we all realized what these ricultural life in Michigan. While in the asylum is given a number. This high prices. LENTEN SERVICES AT Probably Will Be magazine, in a recent issue, shows five fine lakes might have become with a As we understand it. a lady living METHODIST CHURCH views of the home of Mr. and Mrs. planned development, there would have Bureau on progressive legislation they sent from this county, wax 1556. Those near Hartford, in VanBuren county? Bernie More, of Marshall. Michigan. been far more than double the resort should promote In the state legisla­ sent now are given numbers in the first developed this large-sized huckle­ the Hastings Center rood, leading from Rev Stanley Niles, State Ep- The house was an old one. which Mr. ture. Previous to this. Mr. Newton was seventy-nine hundred*. - berry. The attentfbn of the State Col­ this city too connection with the State ' * and Mrs. More have had completely blaming anyone for this failure to ap­ with the Michigan State College. Of the 58 from this county in the lege specialist* was directed to it and. road near Stony Point, will not be, worth League President, to made over. It is now a beautiful and preciate the bounteous gifts which Kalamazoo Institution 23 are women we understand, considerable progress built this year. Speak Evenings thoroughly modern home. The strik­ j Barry county has in Its beautiful lakes. and 35 are men. The county pays the has been made towards propagating This road was authorized by the gate and advise him on progressive tax (Continued on page five) expense of nearly all of them, in a very this variety. Next Sunday evening, February 28 ing features, as pictured in this maga­ board of supervisors. Unless there are legislation. Because of his study few Instances relatives are meeting the There are several hundred acres In special reasons why it should not be special Lenten services will begin at zine, are the flower*, shrubs and the through understanding and interest in cost. Barry county adapted to the growing constructed the county road commh- the Methodist church and continue wonderful landscaping of- the grounds QUOTES FIGURES FROM RE­ this question, Mr. Newton wa* asked to make them all harmonize and bring Some of those sent to this institution of such a fruit. Specializing in pro­ sion will have no option but to com­ during that week. Rev. L. L. Dewey CENT HASTINGS BANNER came from leading families. One from ducts of tills kind offers an opportun­ plete It. From what we can team the has planned a splendid program, with out the beauty of the home. Is engaged at the present time. Bernie has many friends in Hastings, this county 1* a college graduate, a ity for good profits. Would it not be cost of highway construction on con­ Rev. Stanley Niles of Eaton Rapids os Without doubt. Mr. Newton has the who remember him as a student in our Resort Publication Comments teacher with a fine reputation for suc­ wise for owners of Barry county piiick' tracts that have been let so far this the guest speaker. A special sermon and appropriate schools from which he graduated. He On Statistics Concerning Lake best understanding at the Michigan cessful school work; but her health land, adapted to the growimrof year have been reduced even from last broke under the strain of her work huckleberries, to get in touch with year. On the seven and one-half miles music will feature the Sunday evening: then went to the Michigan StateXoIProperty Development ... ... ; lege, taking a course in landscaping. service, beginning at 7:15 o'clock. the Horticultural Department of the built last year In Barry and Johnstown The West Michigan Tourist and Re­ Monday evening the Epworth League The pleasing illustrations In the Ameribe not quite right mentally. For several Michigan State College? It might be townships the total local tax for that will nave have aa supper ana and program program in In me; the I can Landscape Architect show ...... that not sort Association issues a monthly edi­ trends of Michigan taxation. Much Is - I wm years relatives took care of her in this well before doing that to talk with — ----- ——------------------- — road was 42c per acre; the bonds। , cbureb ->i.»•parlors for the young people of nr : only nnlv has ha« Mr. Xfr More Mnr<- had hnri fine flno training tion entitled "West Michigan. The heard of thia question to-day with a county, but her peculiarities became so County Agent Harold Foster, who will covered three years and that means. church Rev. Niles, who is state for such work, but that he has real Playground of the Nation." In the Feb­ demand for a lowering of the property pronounced that she had to be taken give every assistance passible to per­ 14c per acre annually, which is not *:EpWorth League president.'!* to be the] genius for it.. ruary Issue we find the following: to the Kalamazoo institution. She has sons who may be Interested. serious tax ,svxaker and honor guest. I Bernie went to Marshall as a teachThese things will be discussed by Mr. ■Those interested in statistic* might two brothers who are professors in colrotd dU y 1 At seven-fifteen o'clock each eve- er. He later entered into business there read from the Hastings Banner: In ten M.C. FREIGHT STA­ petitioned for and haring had the ap-1 n| rt weejtNUes is to be the' and has prospered. He has been highly year* from 1920 to 1930 ail other prop­ Beside the 58 In the Kalamazoo state nrovai of of the th# supervisors, «iinarvi»or«. as u we an ha'e| haveispcttker ““ * ... Lenten -------- services. ------ .— jnoval at. the I. honored by his fellow citizens and to erty In Yankee Springs township in­ of tliia extraordinary ophospital Barry county has at least two TION AGAIN ROBBED stated, leaves the county road conunls-i a ntUng >oung people! .~w Mw president «. now the of ..w the Marshall creased only 81.980 or .7 of 1%; while and probably more In the Ionia hos­ slon no option. It was to be built In, Iroin r^. NUcg. chureh in Eaton Rap- school board, and to now In Washing- resort property increased from >84.815 this question. pital for the criminally Insane. The Boxes Opened and Money Draw 1932, according to the resolution of ■ lds wju present "The Servant in the ton attending the National EducatlonCounty Agent Foster reports that all county's population 1* around XL000. so the board. A few years ago the cost of | House." on Sunday evening. March 6. al Association. His success and popu- 165.1G-. Taxes on all other property in meetings held thus far with the Wood­ Ripped Off Sometime Tues­ * mile of county road in this eountyl Everyone to Invited to these Lenten larlty are gratifying to his many Has- the ten years increased only 1.7% while land school have been very satisfactory. those actually committed to Kalamazoo day Night wm from 89.000 to 815X»0. Last year]mcetlngs and lt u hoped they ma|r be tings friends. taxes on resort property increase is comparatively small. one-half cost lew productive of great good for all who ----------------- --- ------------------The Michigan Central freight sta­ H?8 IBO.7%. In Orangeville township resort tion was visited by burglars again on property increased 150- white all other DECORATION DAY Tuesday night, entrance being made property decreased nearly 5*7—and *o should be built as cheap if not cheap- GENERAL MEETING OF WOMSPEAKER SECURED it goes; as we develop our resorts and attend to hear this expert on an im­ the same as before. er than and ooc-half ....... miles EN’8 — — ...H.. the —seven ...... ...... t.' .1 CLUB. MARCH .......... 4.1 .. __ .---------All of the light bulbs were removed V* resort property they lake up the bur- portant present day problem. built last year in Barry and Johns-1 The Hastings Women’s club will hold State Welfare Officer Wm. 8. HENRY GERMAIN. town, unless some stretch of muck land their next general meeting March 4. at Cftn5enter of Lansing Has | NOTICE TO UNEMPLOYED Having sold his farm and bought a the work of someone of experience. STS. H.'TXSSunk: oo Oarp.nUr of Ku shall give IT WAS GOOD NEWS. This morning IL H. Pierce said he on che proposed route smaller farm and not being able ~ to v-> carec The Middleville Accepted Invitation for all his cows, Henry Germain will > could not tell definitely what was taken trouble, which has not been antlcipat- South Broadway. Study club will have the program ini The American Legion committee on have an auction sale on the premises i until he checked everything over, but county may register al UM charge and it will be in keeping with1 Decoration Day service* did not wait Odessa improved road to have the an­ 1 mile south and 1-4 mile west of Hick- j many boxes were broken open, espeLICENSE LAW. orp Comers. Full particulars are given dally some cases containing drugs, the Lenten season until the time was near at hand before nouncement made that that sink hole, Thursday. February 26- The As a result of the new automobile in an announcement published on an-, which led him to think a drug addict Every member erf the club is urged to booking a speaker. Through their into which about 30,000 yards of gravel other page of this issue of the Banner. ‘ might 'have been responsible. They also drivers' license law, the counties and have been dumped, has been filled and Friday and Saturday, and ripped open the money draw but found municipalities have received 8134.525 Cordes and Mrs. Downing assisted by Inittee have arranged with Rev. WU- the road Is now opened to traffic. There W. H. PHILLIPS. ' nothing in IL since the law becAme effective last the Social committee. . 11am 8. Carpenter, director of the state ought not to be any further trouble Having decided to quit farming and ■pring. The law provides tiuit 15-ccnu with It. -- *♦*:—-------welfare deportment at Lansing, to give rented my farm 1 will have an auction writers, a Remington and an L. O. . FOUND DANDELIONS IN------------------- I the address on Decoration Day. Mr. PLAN FOB CAUCUSES. sate on the place known a* the Henry Smith, were stolen. If anyone offers village or county where application was BLOOM ON TUESDAY.. Carpenter to a fine speaker who always The time is approaching when Wickwire farm 1-2 mile north of Ban­ these for jale, notify the sheriff, who is made for the license. Guy Glddlnga found a dandelion sanuthing, worth while. It will thought will have to be given to holdfield. Horses, cattle, hogs and tools will i bloaaomlng tn hl* yard yesteraay, a privilege to bear him. be offered to the highest bidders. Full ----------------- ——-------motorists who secured their old driver'si Tuesday, and brought it to the Banner particular* will be found In an anDANCE. DANCE. licenses' before January 1, 1038 must. office a* a real curiosity. Despite the I. O. O. F. hall Saturday night. Feb­ on their mind* and arrange for them re-register and secure new licenses be­ cold weather this dandelion blossomed | ruary 27. carp's orchestra.—Adv. as if It were really spring. fore May 1. 1932. 4 L Two Auction Sales �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY M, »« ' YOUNG PEOPLE PRESENT FINE PROGRAM Feldpauech Market Imtallt New Counter! “TTTTTTTTTT LOCAL NEWS Reorganization Sale The Miller Furniture Co. an­ What Kind of Leather Make* THE LONGEST WEARING WORKSHOE? _ , A new system of counters, each one 1 ’ nounce a special Reorganiza­ "Ths Heart of The American — ' containing a rsfrigaratlon unit, is now, tion Sale on their entire stock I being Installed in Um Pvldpauach Mar-•, , Youth” Wag Subject of ket hero. These, together with the new, Mrs. J. p. Edmonds Is a victim of the of furniture and furnishings. Short Play . ___________ _____________ ’ . arrangement of shalvtng. ’will make the. influenza. This sale will offer great oppor­ ... J.t. — . .>• V tn YntmH I "The Heart of the American Youth" store as up-to-date as any to be found Mrs. Charles Jenson Is recovering tunities foy.bargains. See the | was the theme of the one act play "in the cities, the owners believe. The frn„ ”| ! given before the Methodist Sunday present arrangement ha* been evolved *n *tt*dt of pneumonia. page adv. on page 11 of*this rrauic bluuj nnu expert-1 Mrs. Orval Bayle* ....» .. a her ' School at their regular Sunday session, after considerable study and is ................ entertaining Miss Angle Mae Hitchcock as Nancy, ment over a period ot =f several ------- 1 ■***। pot ,-uluck club thia ------Wednesday -------------- - evening. 1 I issue. And remember there are months. Hanks, the mother of Abraham Un- ! AU of the alteration tcraUon work ha* ------been -----Mrs ------------------Leon Hauer------was----------------hostess to— the hundreds of items on the bar­ coin, who was depicted by Winston I done by local labor. Convenience io the Three Times Four club oa Friday evt- gain counter at this sale that Merrick. and Miss Marjory Baker as' customer is the basis of the new ar- nlng. It is a gen­ Martlia Wa*h!ngton. and Leland Jone* [ rangement. Mr. Feldpausch sajra. . W. J. Holloway is confined to his cannot be listed. a* George Washington, appeared and 1------------- • • •----------------- I home "by sickness and is under the care uine bargain sale. were discussing the,-modern youth BQDY DESIGN REDUCES of a nurse. . . . , MIDDLEVILLE. Nancy Hanks thought were lacking In, POWER LOSS OF CARS °! »Tw"' Dick Bandcfur was taken ill last SI Proper S.re.m.u.10, Out. Down i «r.r •>». u « m ' week nncl ha* been unable to have hi* barber shop open ter several days. All hope to we him on the Job soon. Hl* Special Discount on all tieular w tLs era of clviUtatlon. Higher Speeds , short business session followed by a spji has been ill also at the home of hU,. grandparents. W. H. and Mrs. McKevwork Bought From Stock. Then appeared Ml** Helen Weaver. ( - Studebaker's new "Aircurve" body ) social hour. Itt. attired a* an athletic girl and carrying I design, following the modern trend to-1 The Good Will L. A. 8. will be en-. Middleville teams won both games Payment made when work the Christian fing and Milton Murphy, ward full streamlining in coachwork, tertained on Friday for dinner by Mr* | from Caledonia played here on Friday carrying the Stars and Stripe*, the latjuu been responsible, according to the Burdette Cotant, on tiie Biggs farm is set on lot.. evening. The . Caledonia people liad ter leading in giving “The Allegiance to ; Studebaker dealer here, of adding I All are welcome. hired our gym on account of its good about three mtles an hour to top speed I Mrs . Wayne Merrick is the only authe Flag." After discussing the matter ahnut throe miles ton sneed v<— i. .k- nni» «... qualities and so os to be able to take far .some time Martha and Nancy de- wilhout any increase in horsepower . t horned representative for Charts foun- care of the crowd they knew would | elded that they were wrong In their Normally an extra 20 horsepower would • elation garments in Hastings. Carlton want to see the game. Their Judgment | criticism fit the modern youth and that be required and Woodland Phone 3971.—Adv. was good for a large crowd was present ' they wete not as thoughtless as th>y ’ The hospital guild of which Mrs. Clay- and they made a nice piece of money, had supposed. a huge amount ot a car s power is con­ • ton BrancUtetter is chairman was en­ but could not win the game. This leave* As the pupils from downstairs sumed overcoming wind resistance. At tertained Tuesday evening by Mrs. G. It a tie between the school*. Hastings Phone 2497 marched in. Mi.u Marguerite Vroomnn •«, »«im 60 num miles per uuur, hour, *vt for iusuiuc instance,, wind Miss Mary Boley ha* so far recovered i played - Washington's. Inaugural I resistance cats up roughly two-thirds I. Lockwood. Bridge was played during from her illness as to bq able to be • ! the evening. March " luTiuuiw,' Recitations were given by ' oi Of a car* car’s norsepowcr. horsepower, w>u> with a rapm rapid piupro- aiaico brought home Friday from her sister's The Rutland Circle • Donald Johnson and Jack Walton and portionate increase beyond this point. “ Cemetery -- - --- ---­ will where she had been since lier return ■ HTRAND BOOKINGS. Judith Fuller repeated the Twenty- At BO miles per hour, approximately 7, "lect-at the home of Mr. ana Mn. Geo ’ । additional horsepower is required to f”'150"’ March 2. Po: from the hospital. This 1* good new* i The Strand has booked some Inter­ Third Psalm. to her many friends. esting pjays as can be stun from their Much credit is due Mrs. Guy C- KeL obtain an increase of one mile per hour ,luek dinner All interested In our Woiverttra Alfred England was our Main street ___ Bassett for their jn speed, ; cemrterv cemetery irv try and attend. adv on another page. Included in the ler and Miss » Lucy flagman at the R. R. crossing a few new body design, the ,0 Mr' ?!?d **"; C1*rence Bump day* Ibt 1* "Ben Hur" the giant film spec­ splendid work in In making this program ''Studebaker's - - • last week while Bill was recov-1 tacle which comes back with new sound such a fine success. Credit should also dealer continues, rvflecu the succewful f°n February 19. a 1 j lb. boy who ering from having his teeth extracted. ‘ SSS synchronization. be given Albert Becker, who ’ assisted , culmination of this thought. Whllr “nswers to H* name Clarence. Jr. His A. H Bell was taken ill Friday. He WORK SHOES WORK CLOVES *en k-atber with *.«)> re. A not tier play that will be of special with the make up of Abraham Lincoln | completely satisfying the requirements Ed*t !.BcchtSu paring for attended the Pnrmalee Ladles' Aid So-, '■rn’‘rd ***• interest is Eddie Cantor In "Palmy and George Washington. I of appearance, thse new models meet' mother. Both are doing nne. clety dinner on Thursday atid they arc '. Yet Wolverine* coal no ------- —— ------- aerodynamic demands to an unusually T11<‘ spec**1 preacher at the WcdncsDays." tnorr lluin dwar« 1/or dinar) qutitily. fxene in today and try on vow favont* telling tliat he ate too much of their; ONi: ON BVD>.--------------- h,th dlJt„ „ Minooed b, the inJ*"1™, 7 ” style, ankle irnglii to tnroiucli good cooking. He is up and out thl* , SUBURBAN CHAFF. Manager of Employment Agency 'to creased performance with which their i ®®loc“ “r)2lnnUc* 5,’u’’^h Monday. Negro): 'What are you—valet?" ! engineers have been able to endow l?4U1" WJ11 ** ,llle “Have you a garden this year?' Mr*. L- E- Hamilton has been ill fori Negro: "No. sah. Ah may resemble | them. n w,llu‘‘ rec,of ot 8 din­ some days and confirmed to her room , him. but Ah doesn't Croon a note." ----------------- : Jotm a church. Ionia. ner last night/' FIRST WARD P. T. A. 1 w- w- Ingraham, who has been con­ We are pleased to rc|»rt that site is much Improved. “The House of Quality Footwear" I Friday evening. February 18.* th" j ducting the billiard room at the Club Tuesday evening the Pythian* will j Firn Ward schoolhouse wa* well tilled' Cigar Store, returned on Monday to hla have a pot luck »uppcr. followed by! Hastings, Michigan with parent-., friends, and children of former home tn Caldwater. Mr. and liielr annual roll cal) and a Washingtile First ward p T. A . who came to. Mr*. Ingraham have resided In Mrs ton iirogram. Our Grand Vice-Chancel- ...... ■ . . , . ■ , I enjoy a 6:30 dinner and fine program. Mae Carl a house on W. Center St in honor of the 32nd anniversary of the Thc ladles of the Prairieville Com- | lor from Sturgis will deliver the prin- • founding of the State P T A. and munlty Circle will entertain with a pot clpal address, it is expected tliat a George Washington's 200th anniver- lur* dinner and a free will offering I goodly number will be present to en- , joy the program. nary. nt home of Mr. and Mrs. Manley George Armstrong spent Sunday witii । They were led to the dining room by Billing* on Wednesday. March 2. Im­ ' Supt VanBuvkirk where the tab1ey>lx,rt*n: business meeting. Everyone his parents. J. W- und Mrs. Arm­ .y ------------- 1------- HASTINGS • MICHIGAN---------------------- ■_ strong. Mr*. Armstrong is quite poorly l were decorated with red. white shd welcome. blue. Invocation by Father McNliity The Rev. W. Keith Chidester, rector at this writing. Lewi* Skinner and family have ■ 1 then all were seated to a bounteou* of s- John* church. 8t. John*, wifi be moied back to their Leighton Twp. I 'meal. th* special preacher at the Wedneaday farm. The daughter and son will con-;1 PROGRAM FOR THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK ■ During the dinner three birthday. evening Lenten service at Emmanuel Untie to come to our school. Tiiey will cakes were preseiued. each with x ’ Episcopal church. March 2nd. The qvndle on. which were lighted bv three mnn>' friend* of the Rev. Keith Chid- be missed from among us. we under­ stand that Dave Chase and family will ;' girb Betty Donley, who lighted the e«tcr will wish to give him a cordial soon occupy their howie. WED. — THU RS. FRI. — SAT. ’ ' ; first candle representing George Wash- welcome. O. O Btricklen and family came ' ington's bicentennial, the second one Th* Crowell Publishing Company Double Feature Program down from Ghuid Rapids and spent , by Dorcas Weaver representing t2ie have turned over to President William the week end with Mrs. stricklen's par , PT I■ 32nd anniversary of the Stale P T A u Snultera. of the Hasting* Welfare enls. G. D- and Mrs. Whitmore. Sun- , . and the third candle by Virginia Wel­ Association, n check for 88 90. canmte- day. Edw. B. Whlttnore and family fare. whtf said her candb was lighted slons on subscriptions recently taken were din nd1 guests with them. . . . . 1 r • here by one of their :vpre*entatives Hart Whole Grain Golden Bantam Com 19c The madj- friends of Miss Minnie i This k<x» into the fund fur welfare Jenkins pf Irving will be sorry to hear 1 Premier Crotby Com, large can . . . 10c "ork in Hastings. । Following was the program that her health is not' very good oi. Louis Bishop of Lake Odessa and SUNDAY—MONDAY ■ Community singing led by Mr. Van­ Pinhead Tea (the Leaf Tea) l/2 pound 29c late. We all hope for her quick recov-11 Robert Brown of thu city were taken ery. Buskirk • i Sunshine Cornmeal, Graham or Pastry Talk on George Washington and his before Justice Ben Bowman on Thurs­ day on a ciiarga of assault and battery ’ life by Mrs. Emmy Keller SOUTH THORNAPPLE Flour. Two 5-pound Sacks........................ 25c । Guitar selection by Mr. Shllthroat against Ed Brail who made the com­ The many friends of Philip Keiser plaint The Justice assessed each 825 ! and daughter. Magic Washer 21c Beans, 7 lbs. 25c who is in St. Mary's hospital, will be । One act play. “George and Martha and costa which they paid. We un­ pleased to learn that he is some better. ‘ Hand Picked : Return." cast ot characters were Mr derstand that damage suits are likely Word received here by friends of the' COMEDY—' ‘Doga is Dogs” and Latest Pathe News toIbiluw. i and Mrs. Fred Hale and Mr. and Mrs Peterson girls of Barrington. III., states 1 Ernes: Fifield. HINDS CORNERS. that Miss Anna Peterson, who ha* | Duet by Mrs. I. J. Smith and Doro­ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Severn and fam­ been ill in bed the past five months, b thy Balance Coupon—TUE.S.—NIGHT WED.—THUR8. ily of Middleville spent Sunday with very low. The meeting was closed by singing Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and sons. Maynard Parks spent StOurday in: [ "America." Miss Leah Burgess of Hasting* spent Wayland with his grandma Andrus. I the week end with Mrs. Ronald Haynes Mrs. Andrus of Wayland accom-1 PENNOCK HOSPITAL. IN SOUND panled by Mrs Raison, formerly of' I Since last report four babies have, and family. (been born al Pennock hospital as fol-|r Victor Hardy of Carlton Center spent Wayland spent Sunday with the for­ Also Pathe New* with his brother. Clarence, and mer's daughftt-. Mrs Bennie Parks, and lows; February 16. to Mr. and Mrs '| Sunday Volney. ALSO RUDY VALLEE family. Adult* I5c — Children 10c ; Hollis McIntyre. Route 5. a girl; Febru-' Mrs. Spellman Casey entertained her SCREEN HONG Charlie Andlcr and Gumle Kclsrr ary 18. to Mr and Mrs. Lester ReyProgram SubjMi to 01uu>|e 'nold.t. 620 No. Hanover St., a girl; mot tier. Mrs Mott, and her sister. Mr. drove to Grand Rapids Sunday to see ■ Kilty From Kama* City" Without MoUco (February 18. to Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey and Mrs. Floyd Morford and daughter, the latter* father. Philip Keiser, at of Barry Sunday. St. Mary's hospital. j Keller. Cloverdale, a girl; February 19. Mrs. Sarah Newton and Miss Mildred Louie Martin and family spent Fri! New, Perfumed to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hobbs. HajDcMotl of Hastings are visiting the day evening at the Perry Barnum j ■ tings. Route 2. a boy. FRIDAY—SATURDAY latter s parents. Mr. and Mrs. George home. We ore pleased to report that 1 DeMott. ARRESTS VIOLATORS. that Mrs. Martha Hoyt is some better | —DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM— A PACKAGE Laverne DcMotl of Detroit^ spent ’ Sheriff I.coniird on Friday night. Just Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garrett were : south of Delton, arrested Luther Beck Washingtons birthday with his par­ dinner guest.. Wednesday evening of; SAVE the Side Panels ent*. Mr. and Mrs. George DeMott. and her brottfer, Fred Guilin, and family in * * • bearing the name of the mazoo. on a charge of possessing in­ family. Middleville. Mrs Mary McIntyre's son and wife Manufacturer from 5 new LINIT toxicating liquor. The cases will be . of Buttle Creek colled on her one day brought before Judge McPeek in the packages and get a Cannon NOT QUITE 100 PER CENT. I last week at the home ot W. O. Tobias. circuit court later. We understand The man who bought a secondhand Bath Mat FREE! Mr. and Mrs. Mell Hendershot and car took it back. “What's the matter |i ihut Beck was once a member of the, "The Southern California and TuLane Football Game” sens of Kalamazoo visited tier parent*. with it?” asked Uie seller. Kalamazoo police force. ’ Special! 2 packages for 29c Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias, ar.d fam­ Aiw Cartoon In Sound "Blue Rhythum" “Well, you see." said the owner. ily Sunday. "every part of it makes u noise except | Members of Methodist L. A. 5 Circle Ellen Kline is quite sick al the. pres­ the horn!" j No. 2 are urged to remember the post- ent writing. | poned meeting to be held on Monday Lyle and Mahlon Tobias of Battle j evening. February 29. at the home of’ Creek called on their parents. Mr. und , Mrs. Mary Burgess. N. Michigan Ave Mrs W. O. Tobtas Sunday i Wear your colonial costume and bring; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush and son* of '‘America's Newest Dessert" • quilt blocks. Battle Creek spent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tobias, “SURGERY* GUILD NO. FLAVORS w Special! < and family. Mr. and Mrs C. N Tobias and grand­ I W. will meet With Mr* Herbert J SERVINGS ’ 3 packages daughter. Leah Barrett, visited the Freeland at 636 W Grand St.. Thurs­■ former * sUter, Mr. and Mrs. Qari Morday March 3. 1932 Bring thimbk * und1 ganthater. in Nashville Tuesday. 1 be prepared to have a good time.—' Mrs. A. M. McCoy. Secy. DOUD CORNERS. • The Cedar Creek L. A. 8. will meet OBITUARY. Abe Lincoln wasn’t famed for his wit, ' at Mr*. Harry Waters Thursday. March youngster, for the^growing boy or girl, Cliarles Hoflmah died at his home . 3. for dinner. though one of the world’s greatest story jtnd for all who use their muscles and 377 Emmett street. Battle 'creek, -ut Mr* Nora Clemcnoe of Bedford is tellers. He wasn't famed for eloquence, brains. That’s why the most eminent one-thirty o'clock Tuesday. He was visiting her suter. Mrs. Daisy Bergman. though his Gettysburg speech is a classic born at Detroit in 1859 and had been। a few days. physicians are a unit in prescribing good, and will live forever. He wasn’t famed a resident of Barry county until with­ CLEAN milk—and actual TEST by the Mr. and Mrs. H. Bergman visited in a few months of hla death when he' the former brother Wednesday oi La­ for manners, though a true gentleman in state of Michigan, shows that there is no moved to Battle Creek: He leaves be­ cey. the fullest meaning of the word. He was CLEANER milk produced in this state sides his wife Emma, two daughter*.• Choice Beef Kettle Roasts, lb. . . Chas. Hyde' and family of Ionia just "Honest Abe.” 14c than our Grade "A" Pasteurized. Money Mrs. Archie French of Battle Creek: vtrited his sister Sunday. Good CLEAN Grade "A ” milk in its Swift's Premium Ham, lb. . . . and Mrs. Wesley Edmond* of Hastings.. spent for a quart of good CLEAN Grade 19c Mr. and Mr* Glen Marshall ot Bal-1 i two sons John ot Augusta and Caryl। timorc called al Robert McManus' homely usefulness, its honest economy, "A” milk cannot buy greater value in Ovanised. Whole or Shank Half .of Uattie Creek, two brothers. Williami Sunday p. M sometimes makes us forget its truly un­ any other food. Then there’s always the Leg of Lamb, lb. 25c Spare Ribs I and Jacob of Baltimore and one «*• The Sunday School is coming line. . usual qualities. Your money can buy no added satisfaction of KNOWING that it । ter, Mgs. Rose Hollister of Nashville; Pork Shoulder Roasts, lb. . . . food that matches it for the toddling northeast"woodland. is CLEAN and SAFE to use in your home. two halt sisters. Mrs. Charles Pickedi and Mrs. Delbert MacMillan ot GrandI Mr and Mr*. E. E. Vandlen of Ha»GRADE “A” MILK (PAMeurixed or Raw)—10c Quart Rapids and a host of relative* andI tings and Honfer Smith <H Carlton were • friend* The funeral was field oni Sunday gwsu at John Stair's; also I GRADE "B" MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—8c Quart | Thursday at the Dowling church withi Mlles Sandy. Rev. Hiiwkins of Urbandale oHIciaUng Ixlsh Haiubarger of Lwnsing spent I Burial in the Joy cemetery. bunday al home. Her mother. Mr*. Etta Hansbarger. returned with her1 "Where Better Foods Cost Less” HE'D GET THROUGH. tor a tew days" vuiu Stout Man >to little girll: "I wonder: Will Velle and Mr*. Ed Sheldon arc W« Deliver PHONE 2272 Hastint*, Mich. if I can get through this gate to the' on the sick Ibt. • ; i street car?" Mr. und Mrs. Victor Reuther und | Little Girl: “I think so, mister, 'came- childreni spent Sunday with her lather, । a great, big truck Just got through H." and mother at Gras* Lake. I To Whom This May Concern Hastings Monument Works 1 WOLVERINE IRCNSIDE SHOE CC. Feldpausch’s Week-End Sale! fTEAS D • Tti E ATK ■= Bill Boyd in “Suicide Fleet” “Graft” and “Bad Company” EDDIE CANTOR IN Palmy Days” Leila Hyams in “Freaks” “BEN HUR” LIMIT F1*CC ® JOHN GILBERT IN “West of Broadway” An Honest Food 4 MAZOLA Fresh Picnics 23c QUARTS ... At An Honest Price! 38t u. 7c' Feldpausch’s HIGHLANDS DAIRY TELEPHONE 2651 ROBT. W. COOK, Prop. HASTINGS. MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNEADAY. FEBRUARY 24. 1WI HASTINGS BASKETEERS BEAT OTSEGO 21-17 Sporting Items I Local Team Bhowg Offensive Power In Last Game on Home Floor NEW LAW WILL ADD tt^s?^'cooNn“scoinBis" j OWN NG COURSE I TO CITY EXPENSE I Jannette and Wesley Baheock. to Has| tings. Michigan, where he ipent his | ■ »■* WM*., (Continued from page one) J departed this lite February 17. 1832. I__________________________________ “BiUy." a. he wav<all*d by those bl< dty wo lhc rtceptlon rtther lhMn 'election — •»» « happy. Sn know l,lnl him bc,! be«t ’ »* wa«’ o( at a hannv . generous, kindly disposition, that at-.1 the role. • Clyde Schllhaneck who won rix . .. . tame in at Hastings High Any person applying for registry traded many friends. He never mar­ Oame Conclude* Schedule For . Join,. F-rlkr In n.u.1 tl» mMr .word .12 "T,"* musi sign inc maiirr record cara. also • ‘ . -------... " of ti^ qumteidete.ted Season—Team Points For of p P enbbage eribhaae tournament tournament on on Tuesday Tuesday .. OU*go '. — ■ .... record rtrni for the precinct card Wlien the carrd for h1' moilier motlicr ami and na tliior sister after after the corrupt condition* in Cliicago was of last week. 1* now Just two rimes bevoter approaches approaches ine the polls polls io to vote on M* “~4 *'u broadcast tn newsmoen throuah AaDistrict Tourney voter vote on hind Foreman. | Hastings lead the Individ- election day. he will find a member of mother * death n 1821. Tn a return game with Caledonia FriTlie standing* now are: «• »o(x’4' , . m.L lor both team* with four the precinct or ward election board at There »>“ >» C!’lc*8° hc ,a<*d *‘th * ma” free throw. Bchuger of Ot- a desk outride the railing To this per-1 and m0Rt °r a11 slum, the Middleville High school bas- Dick Foreman son the voter must give his name and lllac* *h, rr br lovrd *o well to be a* . subix-nas to answer for numerous libel keteera evened matter* with Caledonia Clyde Schllhaneck must sign an application asking for an ! al Qun l,ke he «l*nt hl* charge* But when Mr. Brunker apFloyd Wood •33 McMillan ot Hasting* third with three. officialbalkxt M 1« pX.“hroJh the vacation* He was ever read, and <U1- | I*«M J" court with compete proo ,,w t , _ L, L slantial margin, but a margin never- Keith Fuller........................ he will hand thtTsigned card to “* “» ailUt '* llon‘ h'- tbd'ish: oi all the statement* he midr. several the-leM and between these two friend­ Milo DeVriesw................................... 28 nnlsh with the local boys always fight- gate, Uw'ckrt. hukl, ih. ....‘n... de..: ...................... .............. ............ ................. -I-— ------------4. -------------call for . of which were made against the court* [ were in need; _never denied ... . About fifteen more player* are in j Ingeven to maintain *marg Inal lead. ly the rival*, a slight amargin I* suffl_ _______________ _ ___________________ _________________ ________ and their Judges, all tlie charges were cient. Earlier Uj. the season. Caledonia race and as an Incentive to those whose Starting lhe season without previous will have all Uie precinct card*, will 1 help in a financial way if lie had the dlsmlawd without being brought to defeated Middleville. luck at card* Is habitually poor, a j first-team experience, the Hastings look up lhe one signed by this man. money, and would deny himself to the formal trial. Mr. Brunker said that he During lhe week. ■ tlie Thomapple worth-while consolation prize ha* been baaketccr* have been displaying a con- compare the signature with that on last for others. HU hand wa* always lias never been molested with subpena* bo>s al*j annexed themselves another offered by the committee i stetently good defensive game through­ the card applying for a ballot. U lhe ready and willing to go down into his since that time although many of the . victory, thi* lime downing the Byron. Tuesday. March 1,1* the date for the out the season but have been erratic on signatures on the two card* are alike, pocket to lend, or give to friend* In charges he lias made have been very • - Center quintet by a score of 25-10. seventh session. offensive. Against Otsego, however, the he will then be given a ballot. The; need. HU kindly and generous acts strong. ’ Tlie T K. 8. schedule i* now com-1 me lodge administrative board ha* team functioned like a veteran outfit precinct board will keep both cardi. will live in the memory of his friend*. Tlie only remedy Mr. Brunker could ’ He will be greatly tnUsed in the pleted but lhe boys are pointing for the I ordered the club room* to be opened । This give* promise of good strength tor and stamp on the precinct card the suggest to correct such a situation wa* district tournament to be held al every evening to that member* may next year as the entire squad will be proper words which will show that this. home where he and ills sister carried to ' train our boy* of today In the way Woodland March 3, 4 and 5. | feel free to use them for the entertain-; back in uniform for lhe 1832-33 season. man voted at that election. When the on the family life after their mother's they should live tomorrow." It is too , death, and tried to have It al! that a During tlie season the Middleville 0( themselves and their guests. In a preliminary game the second precinct record is returned to the city ------------ . team added another victory to It* list clerk, he must, in every case, write on, home should be. In his last illness it late to do anything permanent with ------- ---------------- ------------------ —a i~.» the present generation, Mr Brunker by defeating the Otsego second team 22 the master record that the voter voted। wa* his good fortune to have with him said Our only hope is In the babes hl* younger brother. Charles, who cared ----------- . ------- ------ —-------pride to the fact that no school played or failed to vote at that election. has defeated them twice. If any voter shall fall for two years. for him through many weary days and and youngsters. With the proper train Herewith arc detail* ot the Caledonia in succession to vote in hl* precinct, nights of pain. He leaves two sister*.' Ing they will have the power and ablli- MIDDLEVILLE CAGERS BEAT CALEDONIA 21-20 , Hastings High basketeer* displayed Foreman Still Leads /_ Cr;kkna/, Tntirnrv onr ol ,helr be>l offemive games of th.-! fn^'^^T’for’use"’by”the in enbbage tourney n ln lhe team day New LOW Prices! !‘X«. rjj? s20 NOW ONLY . The New Spring Patterns! The New Spring Fabrics!! JKuSJS Two Close Ba,eball Games at T. K. S Gym ^,T“h m d't“1’01 Middleville No L Leighton Indoor . baseball team* played a nip and tuck and Byron Center games; Thomapple High—21. ... -- -------------, CTu.W u •” L _ Walldorff Funeral strongly In favor of the boy scout orM ,u .<rt- -Thursday evening. Middleville comJ ng I K.nnLt~ < । from behind twice to Anally squeeze Adnlr , Riverride cemetery j ---------------- - • • --------01 through for a 7 to 5 win. Leighton ' WrUI'n.n ’ both show that he failed to vote for ment was made in -— No matter how many clothes vour . opened the scoring with a run in the Hnrder r‘r two years; therefore hl* name will be A thick bladed dover egg beater give* ■ wife has she always buy* a lot more 0 first inning and collected three run* nJrt. , automatically stricken from the list, small volume and coarse texture when the minute you offer to take her on a J In the fifth to Lake the lead for a «eeunless he shall again appear before tlie used to beat egg whites. . |yip. ond Um*. Middleville wa* trailing by city clerk and sign a new application Total ' two juns at the opening of the ninth but tor registration within the specified !' her sluggers opened up and drove in Otsego time. The purpose of this particular four runs. ■ provision is to make sure that the voter Irving District had a comparatively Bchuger. If is registered and also that he shall vote. ■ easy time with Middleville indoor team Hlnckle. e. We understand the attorney gen­ ' No. 2, scoring a 13 to 8 win. Irving liad eral has ruled that thia new law Is now I two big Inning* of four run* each to In full force and effect and that there 1 step into a lead that left the Mlddlc- Platt. Umust be compliance with It this year. 1 ville boys trailing at the end. He lias also ruled that every voter in ■ Total . 1 Herewith are detail* of the games: the state of Michigan must re-reguter Final score k Hasting*—21; Ouego— before he can vote al the presidential election next November, or at the Middleville*No. 1 . .0 0 1 1 0 0 0 1 4—7 primary next September Leighton 1 0003100 0-5 There are some things to be said in Middleville team: Hlar. Gardner; favor of the new plan. It will be a Fish. Rosa. HolifOrth. Chase. Vlsbeck, permanent record for every voter. Ttie Johnson. Bedford. Berry. Getty, Bayer. Leighton team: Kaechele, Brown,’l^In the Rotary bowling tournament old law, in full effect in townships or Hunsberger. Thede. R. Steeby. D.■ Watches during the past week, the villagry of less than 5,000 requires that ! everybody must re-regUtcr every four Schad, Nefke. Finkbelner. Hooker. Wilyear*. This will not be required tn cltie* | Die WHCoxe* beat up the Browers 7-3 ar townships ot over 5.000 under the As a result of these matches, the score new registration law. so long a* one Irving 4 0010402 2—13 now stand*: Cook*—25; Wooton*. 20; remains in lhe same voting precinct Middleville No. 2 .0 0 3 1 1 1 0 1 2— 8 Walton*. 17; Browers. 15; and WIIcoxm. and does not fall to vole for two years Irving team: B. Nagel. A. Bedford. B.l 13. Palmer. R Palmer. Schondelberger. TaRanking Individual scorers are: Rob- two years in succession he must re­ bor, M Palmer, Beverwyk. Williams. J. Walton. 174; Hube Cook. 170; Dave register. Nagler. We would say the new law will be Middleville team: Brogg, Guffln. John Wooton. 181; Ous Brower. 158; considerably more expensive than the Polhemu*. Lynd. Kenyon. Lewis, Mc­ Clyde Wilcox. 158; Harold Newton. old plan. It will require at every elec­ 158; Kim Bigler. 158; and Will Field, tion one member ot tlie election board Iver. Smith. Hackett, Stedman. to be outside the voting Inclosure, with Williams. r.L Closaen. l.f. . Kermeen ... Hewitt, c. .. Bayer. I.g. McCall Bros. Tailors (Jfisjl(JailIio turn inyour Davis, nf. .. Fisher, l.f. . Leatherman Shook, c .... Bosuher. rg. old Laundry Equipment" for a I i beral allowance Wilcox Rollers Win Game in Rotary Match William*. If. Kermeen Boyer. rg. Standish ELECTRIC MR Keiper, rJ. .. Morsman. IJf. Huff. c. Andrigs. r«. Andriga 9 his name will be dropped from the' —. r^U.r.Uon UM. wlon- U»I t.n Jone. ho»»VTr. WU b. Uu hooM! bv inter bv t>ie eitv elerk that the nre i noon frOm .nd ’’tte Homc._B.v_.KNul., Bessmers Beat Eaton Rapids and Woodland Bradley 5ea«on For Spring Spearing Opens Mar. 1 Saturday evening the Woodland Inde­ pendent basket ball team fell before a much improved Beasmer Market basket ball team by a score of 23-18. At the half the score was tied 14-14. Williams shone on offense with 12 point* while Long starred for Woodland. Bessmers traveled to Eaton Rapids Monday evening to play the fast Inde­ pendent team there. The game wa* evenly matched for the first three quarters and In tlie last quarter Be&smera scored 15 point* to romp away to a 35-20 victory. Tills Saturday evening. February 37. two fast quintet* from Battle Creek will play the Hlrach and Bessmer fives in games here. Play begins at 7:15 o’clock. The winter spearing season close* February 28 and the spring spearing season will open the following day. Some changes have been made in the spring spearing season and In the stiecles that may be taken by spear’ from the non-trout streams. The dates of the rcA'on have been changed this year from April and May to March and April, and in the upper peninsula, to include part of May. Tlve spring speari Ing seasons in non-trout stream* this W year are: Upper Peninsula. March 1 to May IS. Lower Peninsula: March 1 to April 30. Tike may not be speared al any time during the spring season. Last A paint company chemist ha* Invent­ year Grata (Great Northern) Pike ed an emergency soap which docs not could be speared during May. require water. If CawAW FORi=J=i OLD PIECES ECORATE them in striking color* io the afternoon and use them in th* evening! You can do thi* with LOWE BROTHERS QUICK-DRYING ENAMEL for it dries quickly and is so easy to put on that you.will enjoy doing the job. If you have never done any painting, you will be astonished at the result* you can obtain—and * * g experience, there is a D Quick-Drying Enamel i* ideal for use oa fur- Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co. Hastings, Michigan PROPHESIED CONDT DNS COME TRUE (Continued from page one) farm product* to sink to such low level* that farm owner* cannot main­ tain the soil. He asserted that while individual* may own title* to land, all the land really belong* to the United States; so that one of the first duties of our government ought to be to make it certain that the soil shall not be de­ pleted. To prevent such depletion, ownso they can afford to buy fertilizers to maintain soil fertility. Good strategy for this country and patriotism on the part of its people demand that some­ thing be done to stop this soli deple­ tion. and it should be done before the best men leave the land and farming thus became a peasant operation. Dean Davenport declared that we have developed In America a blg-dty civilization within the past twentyfive years. The civilization of these big centers has few ot the characteristics that could be classed a* American, it 1* largely European. The real American* of today, said the Dean, live in the rural districts, the villages and the smaller cities of the United States These art the ones who must shape the civilization of the future for the United States. They must not permit the big cUiea with their foreign ideals to do that. The people living in the middle west, particularly, are the ones who must find, and he believed will find, a remedy for existing conditions, one which will maintain a rural civiliza­ tion with high ideals, also a govern­ ment wnich will not permit American life to degenerate to foreign levels. DURFEE ITEMS. Mrs. Sampson 1* suffering a very painful carbuncle on the back of her neck and we haven't had any school About forty friend* and neighbors of Elroy Houghtalln gave him a surprise Wednesday evening, The evening was spent in visiting and music after which a pot luck silpper wa* served. Arthur Palmer of near Big Rapid* came Friday to spend a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Edd Rice and they all spent Bunday with Mr. and Mr*. Albert Nash near Hasting*. Mr. and Mr*. Joseph McClurkin and family entertained Mr. and Mr*. Rich­ ard Bummer* and children from Mid­ dleville Sunday. Mira Ruth McClurkin and Evert Wickham left Feb 11 for WUllamston to visit Mr. Wickham’s grandmother Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hunt were called to the bedside of her dying mother. but they stayed for the funeral. Mlu Ruth McClurkin took care of the home and children during their absence. not be reduced. Each four years the expense for new registration book* in this dty under tlie old law 1* about 835 00. After the new system 1* in op­ eration it may not take any more of the clerk'* time than I* now required. There will always be kept in the clerk's office the master record, giving NOW IS THE TIME lions he voted, which can be produced in court if necessary. If these records are kept as they should be. those who attend to their duties as voters and vote regularly will never have to both­ er with rc-registering. Under the new plan, if a voter shall move from one voting precinpt to ahother, he would have to go to the dty clerk and have ills new precinct and his street ad­ dress written on‘the master record and the precinct cards. All the precinct card* are returned to the dty clerk after every election a* soon as the election board completes its work on election night. We would say that in big dties this new law would largely prevent fraudu­ lent voting. But we do not believe this plan should be used In cities like Has­ tings. or tn any dty of les* than 10,000 or 15,000. ■ TO BUY THIS You have only a few hours left to get this nationally known UNIVERSAL Washer on these unusually favorable terms and at this low price. Your opportunity to sell us your old laundry equip­ ment is almost gone. Select your UNIVERSAL now while the offer is good. L« us send it to your home on Fnt TriaL W. C. T. U. NOTES. The regular monthly meeting of the Mrs. Elsie Moran. The meeting was In charge of tlie Vice-President, Mrs. Florence Fleming. After a short busi­ ness session ways and means of helping our county and city officials in enforc­ ing our dry law* were dlscu&sed. We hope that every friend of the 18th amendment will stand by our officers and report any violations. Following the business session Mrs. Fleming took charge of the program which wa* in honor of our founder. Ml** Frances E. Willard. Meeting adjourned to meet with Mrs. Anna Perry the third Tuesday in March. All friends and member* of the W. C. T. U. are urged to show their loyalty to the 18th amendment and attend our meetings. NORTHWEST RUTLAND. James Dibble is working In Grand Rapid*. John Belson. 8r., and granddaughter Mildred spent Friday In Hasting* with Mrs. Charles Bauer. Mr*. Wm. Johnson of Yankee Springs visited her sister, Mrs. Brick Edger. Mr. and Mr*. Will ikdNutt were called to Grand Rapid* Wednesday by the serious lllneas of one of the for­ mer’s sisters. On Thursday evening friend* and neighbors with well-filled basket* took possession of the Seymour Linington home to remind Mrs Linlngton of her birthday. A pleasant evening was spent with visiting and card playing We stayed long enough to wish Mr-., Linington many happy returns of the day. February 18. meeting. Good program. good lunch lotto called on Rev. and Mrs. Fred King and dancing were enjoyed. and family Tuesday evening Mis* Mary Baulch of Assyria and The NO-4, tha United State* Navy Samuel Brunk spent Sunday with Mr. •eaplane. wa* the flrM aircraft to fly and Mr*. Chas. Hammond and family. screw* the Atlantic Ocean. 5. Bi3 V.lu« Feature! 1. Blue Port'laia J. Compact. PHONE FORA FREE TRIAL NOW CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Other Unusual Naw Model* . . . Low price* . . . Popular Tam* will do a 2 boor wMto- �THE PASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, FEMtPART M, l*t» The H.»ting. B.nner ^^ Views and Opinions; What Others Say This and That Backward Glances: Bits of Yesterday Lincoln and Slavery. "I.Cll Ul AkVKIU UAAC ULtCIUC UA1L Reply to an Editorial. parently decided to find what tMVkXTY sfxTH rasa The Union Paramount. . wrong, in some manner ne managea to CREDIT TO HARTINGS TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. trace the child to the hoopltal and once pr„ 3r ' wiehinn A Disagreeable Choice. , । Tncre are a numoer or Micrugan there demanded admittance by rear- rommunltles know of Abraham Lincoln, whose birthday the [ by Agenl *• up on his hind ,lego and j scratching largely by hearsay. nation fittingly celebrated this month, One of them, to Judge by the condi­ (If Mid l« Rd.TRO. . M H.I rWuU» Srfirb« | paws. When admitted he rushed up to tion of Its municipal finances, is HasI morning, a boy Richard C. appeal to the banks to meet its bills, i — j.. Ieemexj supremely happy as hejust as other cities are having to do mg ireeoom io an negro suves. has lead to a widespread belief that ** IN UAKMT COUNTY. TISlEK MONTHS into the Omleron. the honorcurled up on the floor by her bed to now. Today there is a balance of $66.­ Lincoln advocated the Civil War, to’ initiated L"'’’ 02923 In the city treasury, • and no outlaw once and for all time the prochom ® sorority at M, B. outside dauby county. one TEAR IN ADVANCE. P°Mlble‘ "I A sewage disposal plant Is being comThere will be an "Alphabet" party at . rooxiGN suBsoairrlox. oxa Yet. according to authentic records. And yet some people never seem to!plctcd. and the fund oldc to pa? YKAB IN ADVANCE-------------Powers school Friday evening—admUunderstand why other peoplg- can for the work is ample. No special tax In his eye the Civil War was simply ADVERTIMINO RATES. stand having three "creaturea" around!:’®^ »'»« t* necessary. Tax payments a grim ntrfssUy to save. lhe. union of your name. . ... C■ are coming in at a ncrmal raw. A re­ states thaKhad developed ' slnrt the Dr. and Mrs. Leland Holly have . duction in taxes al the end of the city's Revoluntlonary War. Nowhere, we be­ rented the new house being built at th" When you are considering JURY SERVICE. I'fiscal year, next July, Is expected. ' lieve. are his views regarding the rela­ corner of Center and Hanover streets spending a few dollars less ----------- — as * a—*rule, “ “ | Hastings is in the midst of a nrosPersons, dislike •* to •be prostive importance of slavery and the and will move Into It as soon as the and buying a suit of doubt­ called for jury service. There is reason - perous farming community. It supports Union stated more clearly than In a carpenters complete their work. On Saturday evening of this week an ful quality, remember this: for this dislike because it means time, small manufacturing concerns, and iU reply to an editorial by Horace Grecly population U qomposed very largely of Order of DeMoiay will be instituted in No regrets ever followed the away from business and the unavoid­ the descendants of Michigan pioneers. that appeared In the New York Tri­ Hastings with 30 members and with the bune on August 19, 1862. The following purchase of a able delays of court procedure often Partly to good management and note from Lincoln appeared next day: following officers: Master councillor, partly to good fortune must credit be seem Hire a waste of time. "Dear sir- 1 have just read yours of Raypond Bacheller; senior. Councillor, Probably the real Importapc; of jury: given for the cheerful state of affairs the 19th. addressed to myself through Jahn Ketcham. Jr.; junior councillor. : in this and other communities. Their Tlie New York Tribune. If there be In Carrol McGuffin; treasurer, Frederick service can never be appreciated until I public officers _are more_______ directly de­ it any statements or assumptions of Hill; chaplain. Richard Potts; senior one actually has a case in cpqrt require, countable to the voters than In big job huntinq. Ing a trial by jury. Then the averge I cities. Official actions must be ex­ do not now. and here controvert them. dore Knickerbocker; senior steward. plained, face to face, among neighbors, persons wishes to see men and women “ “ It there be in it any inferences which Woodbridge Champion; junior steward, When a man thinks in terms yo doubt the best distribution of peace, I may believe to be falsely drawn. I do Guy Culbert; marshal. Keith Chase; of the highest cahbre occupying the contentment vuli^,luic,n . 11U happiness u , UK and In. the sentinel. Orville Flory. of GOOD APPEARANCE, Jury box. "Trial by jury is one of thF; United States today is to be found fri not now and here argue against them. SERVICE, LONG LIFE, he If there be perceptible in it an impa­ THE HOSPITAL GUILDS. most ancient of our rights and is an i towns like Hostings.—Detroit Times. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. tient and dictatorial tone. I waive it in can't fail to see the wisdom Among lhe organization in this Important principle in our form of I The Emily Virginia Mason chapter. deference to an old friend whose heart of buying QUALITY by IN THE LEAGUE. county doing great good with scan; government. Incompetent or dishonest' Daughters of the American RevoluI have always supposed to be right. KUPPENHEIMER. "As to the policy I 'Seem to be pur­ Uon celebrated the third anniversary of praise or appreciation are the various juries thwart justice and this causes 1 Tlie United States is silting in the ’Council of the League of Nations. It suing.' u you say. I have not meant to its founding-on Friday last. Mrs. Jahospital guilds, more than twenty in people to lose respect tar and faith in' has been an observer in the Council of ron McElwain, regent, entertained with leave anyone In doubt. Prices this season are much alt Without them it is doubtful if the the League of Nations many times be­ "I would save the Union. I would luncheon at one o'clock the occasion reduced. hospital could keep going. Each group The Importance of jury sendee can­ fore. United States representative- ’ being honored by the presence ot Mrs. have served on committees of tlie stitution. The sooner the national Arthur Maxwell Parker, of Detroit. sees to it that the institution is sup----------------not be over-emphasized. .. —------------------------------------It Is a form of plied with essential things such os [ duty that no thoughtful citizen should League of Nations many times faith­ authority can be restored the nearer State Regent. fully and well. With the exception of communica­ the Union will be'the Union as it was.' uieeu. blankets, sheets, oianxeu, dishes, dunes, silver, sliver, operatoperai-,; . shirk. And now we are another step for­ If there be those who could not save the tions by wire. Hastings at this writing ward. The United States is siting in Union unless they could at the same is entirely cut of! from the outside Ing room supplies: other groups look CONGRATULATIONS. the League of Nations in an important time save slavery, I do not agree with world. When the storm began Wednesl after the mending; other guilds sec, decision, one of the most important de­ them. If there be tfioje who would day morning, few realized it would be­ that needy children are given atten-’ Recently Edwy C. Reid, more than cisions that hak ever faced'the League some time destroy slavery. I do no: come to serious, but at noon it de­ tlon, etc. Each guild has dues and. 50 5TXr5 editor of the Allegan Gazette, —lhe question of war or peace in tlie argue with them. My paramount object veloped Into a blizzard of such propor­ raises money for its particular activity, j celebrated his eightieth birthday annl- Orient. in this struggle is to save the Union tions that no one here seems to reIf the League with the help of the and U not either to save or destroy They are carrying on their fine work veraary. Two desks in his office were simply because they realize how im-' decorated with vases of roses by United States saves the peace of the came blocked with huge drifts and world, America's presence in. the many rural carriers were forced to turn, portant it is that the -people ot this friends, as tokens of their esteem. .De­ League will be Justified. Critics can back on their routes. In Hostings busi­ county have first-class hospital service spite his advanced years andjhe fact carp. Much good it will do them, q ness was suspended. Tho snow began But if we fail, the carping critic., will available right here at' home. Most of that he has had many opportunities to to pile upon the sidewalks in the busi­ ness districts until some of the drifts in us fall io appreciate the importance ot sell out, Edwy Reid has elected to re­ take it oul on the President at the next election. . ■ _ front of the stores were six and seven main actively engaged in his profes-1 a good hospital readily available until I It was a brave thing for Herbert feet high. slon. The Gazette Is a superior type at । Hoover to do to risk his ow# polittc^f Howard Allen has returned from M. THERE is no sub­ one. These hospital guilds are an out­ community paper characterized by the hide for the peace of Hie world. IL* has done tills time and again. He Js> utterly fearless manner in which the ML-s Bessie DeYoe spent Saturday tler habit of euil in standing exception, however, and the cautious to the point of timidity before i and Sunday with friends Ln Otsego. work they are doing deserves the sin­ editor has invariably expressed Ills ' the u’ortd than that he knows his way out of any crisis. But • honest views and convictions. ,when he knows his wny he has a stub- j cere thanks of us ail. THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Our congratulations are a bit born man's courage. If he could only At an adjourned meeting of the Exe­ B right , tardy but we nevertheless Join with Mr. dramatize himself, what a leader he cutive Board of the Barry County Ag­ GOOD WORKI ricultural Society, held in County Curtis Mixer ot this city and J. C. It is creditable to Hastings that the. Reid's other friends in expressing the would be!—Emporia Dally Gazette. Treasurer Sylvester's office Tuesday a Fields of Charlotte on Wednesday, next, Commercial club here now has the, wish that he may enjoy many more full report ot lhe receipts and expendl- can do so from Hastings and return for i largest membership tn Its history—a, years of usefulness. *1.20 and possibly for half fart. । Do not forget to subscribe for the' A movement toward uniform traffic total of 118. Sentiment among the ONOMATOPOEIA. A WARNING. port showed that the fair netted only singing school in this city. and motor vehicle registration laws merchants, manufacturers, business This word, which ripples so rhyth­ The work of excavating the hill in ail stales east of the Mississippi fifty-three cents above actual expenses. and professional men seems to be that mically off the tongue, comes from the north of the iron bridge on Broadway river has been started by the Michi­ this is no time to diminish such actlvl- searching for employment In large Greek onomatopla, "the making of u suddenly reminded of the fact that it Is now in progress. gan Department of State. In this re­ cities Such as Detroit, we publish here­ name." compounded of onoma. "a The farmers report lhe roads in ex-1 gard tiie department is acting under slavery. It I could save the. Union was his 28th birthday last Monday A live organization devoting ILs efforts with an editorial that appeared recent­ name." and poiein. "to make." The without freeing any slave. I would-do when about thlfty-five of his friends cellent condition and in lhe city the! authority of a resolution adopted by word referred to the making of u word it. and if I could save It by freeing all appeared at his home without warn­ dust flies in a manner not unlike the I both houses of tho 1931 legislature. to the upbuilding of this city is a fine ly in the Detroit Free Press: In direct imitation of a sound. the slaves, I would do it. and if I could ing. A most pleasant evening was en­ month of August Negotiations towards uniformity and Warning to job seekers in other This word is used today as the save it by freeing some and leaving joyed. the guests having brought a By the amount of sap pails going oul reciprocity have been under way In 14 ancient uitcmi Greeks tutu used Al, it, to UUliatC donate the U1C others UU1CI3 KIUI1C WO UU WBOl generous, supply ot refreshments. A fine of this city one would judge- that we I mid-western slates for several months parts of the country that they will alone IJ WOUIU would II also do IBSl. that. What WHISTLING CHEAPER. were going to have plenty of maple ' formation of words suggestive of I do about slavery and the colored race, smoking set and fountain pen were and it Is very likely that the legisla­ find no work in Detroit in case Although there is considerable dif­ natural sounds, such as “buzz." "mur- I do because I believe It helps to save presented to Mr. Stowell as a remem­ sugar this spring. tures of all these states will’ be asked they come here, and will gel no mur." "dlngdong," "hiss," “Crash," the Union, and what I forbear. I for- brance of the evening. Lost—Between Mrs. Jones'. Jefferson’ to pass laws next year to standanllse ference in the sound of the new electric help from local relief agencies, "hum," "clink." "cackle." "bobwhlte.”; bear because 1 do not believe it would Chas. w. Clarke has bought the street, and Wm. Tinkler's, a set of curls. traffic and motor vehicle law*. If this fire alarm and lire old steam siren. It cannot be too strongly emphasized. etc. Such words are called onomato- j help save the Union. I shall do less house owned by Andy Hum on Center Any one finding same will oblige the , succeeds, the motorist who knows the seems to be working splendidly with shall x-rnAACWV believe WXMbm what AI nam PCS .I whenever ..X., AI ox.utb XXX >I Street and will occupy it in the spring. owner by leaving them at the resl-i laws of one slate will be equally con­ Outside^ will obtain no employ­ the department The response to the — u —the -----------j , I-A— t. j-do A mmfigaig was g5Ven by tj^pypHa On'-o-mat'-o-pe'-ya Is pronounced II m doing hurts cause,—and shall dence of Wm. Tinkler on Broadway. | versant with the laws of adjoining ment in this city because there will signal by firemen has been as satis­ Owing to the absence of lhe editor । states. with first o ns In odd. second and third I more whenever I shall believe doing of MISS Minnie Matthew's room ’at the be no employment to give them. as in obey, first a os in hat. e as in key. [ more will help the cause. I shall try to school house last Thursday afternoon. and for other weighty reasons the in-| In widening the scope of efforts to­ factory as usual so far. Indicating that The automobile plants will take on augural of President Tilden will noil second a as in ask. Principal accent correcterrors when shown to be ward uniformity. Orville E. Atwood, Several visitors were present and an tlie sound of it carries welt. Also satis­ On Vi-nndm.' stress errorstheir old men first, and it will be on the fifth cvllahle syllable, secondary errors; and and TI shall shall arlnnt adopt neu.* new views views a« as enjoyable program was rendered. appear in this issue. chief of the motor vehicle license divis­ factory is the fact that lhe new whistle We are pleased to see the Rev. Mr.| ion. has asked that these subjects bo on tlie first and third. fast as they shall appear to be true Mrs. Gertrude Wcsplnter and Miss a long time before lhe local labor Fletcher on the street again. His 1 will save considerable money to tlie made the main topics ot lhe meeting of Among two of the theories advanced views. I have here stated my purpose Gertrude Hale left Tuesday morning market is fully absorbed. Outsiders health has been delicate for some time j the Eastern Association of Motor according to my view of official duty, for Cleveland. city because the old steam plant at tlie , will get no easy charily, because and over work Is fast tolling, on him. , Vehicle Registration Officials, to be called "bow-wow theory." or that involv­ and I intend no modification of my oftwater works can now be abandoned en- ' FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. the town is tired of playing an easy Today greenbacks are worth In coin, held In Washington, D. C. during April ing onomatopoeia, and the "pooh-pooh expressed personal wish that all men. tlrely. After the pumps at the water or May. This association embraces 23 theory." that language originated in everywhere, could be free.” ' Delton ladies want a good dressmak­ 05 3-8 cents on lhe dollar. mark role, and his no money with works had been electrified (thereby states In the eastern part of the United This able reply was given wide pub­ er to locate there. interjections which gradually acquired which to star in the part, even if it cutting pumping costs to a third of the Blates and two Canadian provinces. objective meanings. licity. It not only brought considerable Fred VanOrsdal has started a new Several of the member stales have at­ farmer cost) the council decided that Example: By means of onomato­ scorching rebuke to Orecly but it cigar store in Nashville. tended meetings of the mid-western served to bring the president and the The first village election In Wood ­ EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK. poeia. poets moke the sound of their it sevmed useless exjiense to keep up group. press (powers invariably suspicious of land will lake place Monday. March 7. trait and are looking for work, we lines suggest the sense.” steam pressure for tlie sole purpose of Stock market cases upward as ex-, one another) to n better understanding. Nashville high school boys made change takes step to curb short selling, i say it with all good intent, do not operating a whistle. A conservative es­ In fact It was the added support of the themselves and George Wright of that come here; you will find only dis­ timate of die saving in cost indicates press that paved tlie way. to a certain place very happy the other day. Mr. W. Mills, secretary of treasury, offers that the new electric siren will just! appointment. extent, for the Emmanclpatlon Pro­ NEWS GLEANINGS. $337,000,000 tax proposal. clamation. After this proclamation the sawed and split a big pile of wood for about pay for itself the first year.) And what is true of Detroit is true i You can get along with a wooden leg. The largest item In the municipal officious, inconstant Oreely was moved him. Judge Cardoza is appointed to Su­ but you can't jet along with a wooden Such care given to the problem of cut-1 of other cities. Employment may be I taxes of Massachusetts is devoted to to write another editorial which con­ Harry Witte pest. No. 418. was mus-. ting operating costs, even to relatively slack here but It is even worse in the■ schools, comprising over 28 per cent. cluded in capital letters with the tered in at Morgan the 17th with 17 preme Court ot United Slates taking head. The physical value of man Is place of Justice Holmes. not so much. Man as analyzed tn our ■ protection of persons and property com­ charter members and the following small items, is one of the reasons why । metropolitan area. So it is doubtful if words. "GOD BLESS ABRAHAM LINlaboratories Is worth about ninety­ COLN." officers: H. H. Sparks, commander; E. Unemployment relief planned in eight cents. Seven bars Of soap, lime the council here during the past few anyone is likely to better his condlUott ing next, with about 13 per cent. Without a doubt Lincoln had an In- -. — ____ „. ,. years has established an enviable rec- j by moving to the city. $125,000,000 road construction measure enough to whitewash a chicken coop, The pineapple Industry in Hawaii is tenre personal feeling against the prac- C.; H. A. Lathrop. Q. M.; D. C. no­ seems likely to pass congress this ses­ phosphorus enough to costr the heads ord in city management. I v. —..r------- ■ second to the sugar. tice of slavery; but there is also scant''veil. Burg.; M. Sutherland, Chap.; J. sion. I of a thousand matches, is not so much reason to question the fact that Lin- C. Krelgrr. O. D.; S. B. Preston, O. G.; see. It is the brain that taunts. HIGH COST OF SPEEDING. 1 b Gust Rundstaller. German engineer, coin would have continued to tolerate । N. V. Whitlock. Adjt.; L. E. Scothorn, Gov't, opens campaign to slop hoard­ I you but in order that your brain may be A.ldc rra tte HMdpMl o! A l»“lu" “»>' »• has invented a machine similar to a slavery os a necessary evil it the Union 8- M. ing; to itsue "baby bonds,” low-denomi­ kept clear you must keep your body fit typewriter for copying music, the Key­ could have been saved thereby. He; Monday evening a barn in the third nation securities. r««ulve on ite ro*d> H und,. om'u>' "> f"1* 10 and well. That cannot be done if one board being made up of musical notes, came to realize, however, that the sen- ward belonging to Dr. Burton burned from uw aundpoint of ecoti- b0*11* some .of the Une, of the instead of letters. Hoover, in message to congress, de­ drinks liquor. A man who has to drag liment concerning this important issue to the ground. The structure was a very a habit that is a danger and a on,, roe example, exhauathe atudle..modcni -PPmef It loots like It. A 111. was so divergent between North and ancient one and the fire was no doubt clares millions could be saved annual­ * to society ought to go off to the Motor vehicles in the United States South that only o Civil War. the idea’of incendiary origin. The loss must ly through reorganization ot executive to reaearrh oraanlxatlons fhto that an m,«ht •nl> and live alone. We do not toler­ branch of government. in 1930 had a valuation of $5,460,716. ­ of which was probably more abhorran: have been at least $1.50. automobile is from three to lour times sood effect—Hew tendon Day ate the obvious use of morphine or co­ 620. ' to him than slavery, could succeed in Chas. Doyle. Dr. Lathrop, Jesse Teflt New depth of 34.000 feet found In caine or opium and we should not tol­ aa expenshe to operate at ..mll.-.a,h, solidifying the' unity of the states [and laldes attended a party in Bellesuboceanlc trough off coast of erate intoxicating liquor, because these In Germany a motion picture depict­ minute .peed man .1 Iron, « to u [ great vuc Thursday evening. Cuba. things are what breaks down the com­ ing a train wreck was barred because Tomorrow evening in the Union hall miles jxt hour. Oil consumption «•’Opinions. mand of the individual over his own of its possible influence on the sale of home talent will give "Tlie Henrietta" seven limes greater at 55 miles per, ’-----------DeValera wins in Irish voting. life and his own destiny. railroad tickets. । with the following cost of. characters: hour than at 36. Tire wear nt speeds' One of lhe lesser movie officials inThrough alcoholic stimulation a man I Nicholas VanAlstync told Nick of Revolt movement by extremists BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. Artists arc now working on live sec­ loses his co-ordination. That u why li­ of 50 miles per hour is twice as much slsts that tlie 10-cent motion picture 'Wall Street)—Chas. Doyle. quelled in Spain. ond largest canvas in the world in the "Noise and power are not synony­ i Nicholas VanAlstyne. Jr.—D. W. Reyquor is no advantage to the brain. You as at 40. Gasolin** consumption at 55 will soon be with us again. The trouble Los Angeles Public Library, it being ex­ mous "—'Die Rev. Dr. Nelson B. Chest- । nolds. hear people tell how they had their Laval Cabinet falls; Tardieu recalled miles per hour is one fourth more than' 1*. however, that tiwyll continue to ceeded in size only by the famous wiu quickened (or the first lialf hour i Bertie VanAlstyne fa lamb)—Dr. to form new government. at 30. And in addition, the higher.duirgc $1 for IL—New York Evening mural in the Sistine Chapel. by liquor, but they don't tell you how "AdjusUng the work week is one of i °Ard Arthur tv-. VonHindenbcrg decides to run again later their body could not act in co­ speeds also subject the entire strut-[ Post. . Xnter-!-i£X Mud« Will Runge, a German flyer equip­ the principles of balance necessary to for president ordination with their brain. IK«l. thmtore. doe,’ “““■ “ >™ *p“d ”»■>« >»• ped with a special camera, took pic­ keep sustained prosperity. "—William, Dr Wainright-MiUn^Vondorff You boys have something ahead of tures of his owh parachute descent to Pyramid, built about 2800 B. C-. you in the problem of preventing the not "pay." stcad It. you at least the ground. found beneath sands at Glitch near return of liquor. We have not lived up ------------ r — (know where it went.-Los Angeles Cairo. to our laws, but, I repeat, education is Melbourne. Australia, is to have a Watson Flint—Shirley smith. -American workers abhor the impost' Times. LOYALTY. new reservoir with a capacity of 8.800.­ 6tiff note from League to Japan fails what we need to combat this condition. When wo have our younger generation " ’ ' When it comes to real loyalty, one 000,000 gallons of water as a safeguard under which it is bestowed.”—William Brown. to prevent further hoMlllties. Southern planters have asked the completely educated we will not have against dry seasons. has difficulty In finding a more devot­ Agnes Lockwood—Elva Mudge. Green, president. American Federation Moscow reports that Red Army num-' I types who aay. “Why should I not Government to print the currency on Lady Mary Trelawney-Sabie Beadle. of Labor. ed friend than a dog. This was beau­ my rights ae a dUsenf It is through paper made from cotton. Well. well, at Quajaqull. in Ecuador is to have a Mn. Cornelia Opdyke-Marian God- bers 582.000. tifully Illustrated by a little incident the boys of to-day that we hope to see In this country today there u more year. last they've struck on a plan lor mak­ "sun” dial that will uii time at night. New Manchurian republic of Ankuo a sound and everlasting prohibition that recently happened right hire in The light will come from a huge ing money oul of cotton.—Judge. proclaims independence from China; is worked out In this country. It there our own city. Donohue? searchlight which will revolve once parents."—Franklin D. Roosevelt. under Japanese protection; state will ever wu any great man who sccqai- every twelve hours, UlaminaUng vart-1 ,--------- — "Joe.” a big Newfoundland, wu pilsiied anything through the use of 1 ous landmarks at the same time each1 "I 4111 convinced that when confi- FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. be ignored by Washington. "adopted" into a family living here to effect upon Mrs. Coolidge. Asked by re­ nlght. alcohol I would like to have the fact | der.ee has been established amongst al) China Ignores Japanese ultimatum to be the household’ pet and lhe guard­ porters to say roairthing. she respondpointed out. Keep yourselves free -----------I nations of the -world, the present caCan this beautiful last withdraw 30 miles from Shanghai: from all entangling hablu. Remember. The value ot the fur catch in the i partly of all industrial countries will much tourr. ian-playmate of tlie children. And Joe Japanese .divisions strongly reinforced HVthe brain that count*.—Dr. Charles United States is estimated al $65,660.- not be sufficient to satisfy lire demand.” was alive to hla job. Recently, unknown *ith artillery, tanks and aircraft storm Mayo, noted scientist, physician, and wrestling match al Clurtotte between Chinese on 36-mBe front. Prevent Dissapointment ) Kuppenheimer Suit KUPPENHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES $29 » $50 Lambie & Doyle A Quotation “The Store for Dad & Lad” Michigan Acts to Get Uniform Motor Laws This Week’s Word Current'History It’s the Brain That Counts Way of Our World Pungent Paragraphs I 3. Crumbs of Wisdom I �THE HASTINGS BAXNMt, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY M, 19M 3030913202 THE BETTER STORE FOR MEN MEI TOGETHER The meeting ended with the singing f Taps." led by J. M Townsend. Repreeenfgttves of the Lions club RESORT PROPtm BENEFITS WHIPS the Invitation and th* fin* program Ing of 200 people like that held Monday noon wiD aid in creating a better corastart America on Its great experiment munlty spirit m this city. of representative government. Tlie NA.HHVTIJJC. ■ Mr. and Mrs. J Clare McDerby Oftd any other name than that of Washing- Just Received Suede Leather Blazers connidoring dollars less it of doubt­ ember this: followed the A very fine quality garment. Soft and pliable leather and lined with sateen zipper front. tenner nks in terms ’EARANCE, 3 LIFE, he the wisdom ALITY by IR. n are much d. . EIMER 3THES could gain and maintain Use confidence of the American people through such trying timaa must not only have been a just man. a good man. worthy of honor and respect, an intelligent man of great capacity, but he also must have been a lovable man. Why is it that the iiearts of the Am­ erican people instinctively go out' to Lincoln in a great lore for him. while we think of Washington largely in terms of respect and honor? Tlie fact that Washington preceded Unfact that he was a large land owner; owner of slaves and. in his day, con­ sidered a man of great wealth. The s;>eakcr thought that Washington had also sufiered much from those who had written his biographies They had painted him aa such an exceptional be­ ing as would naturally be looked upon with awe. almost reverence, because ot qualities claimed for ■ him by his biographers, which made him seem ; quite superior to humanity. If Instead । of being represented as a boy who I could never tell a lie. we had read that 'he libbed some times us do other boys. | we would think ot him as more like All sizes to 46 Trench Coats are here too. Light tan and black, full belt and,water proof. Splendid quality at lower prices— ’3?? s45.° Thos. E. Waters & Son The Better Store for Men" !s to Get totor Laws d uniform traffic registration laws f the Mississippi •d by the MichlKate. In this re­ . is actins under utlon adopted by 31 legislature. is uniformity and >r several months that the leglxia- t who knows the I be equally con­ w> of adjoining >pe of eflorti to* Uclo license dlvtethese subjects be of lhe meeting of sllon of Motor DOWLING SCHOOL. High Room. The tenth grade will present a three act comedy "Cousin from Coon Ridge." at the Dowling church on Friday and, Saturday evening; February 28 and 27. Come and see "Tlie fat freckled faced -dumpy dumbbell.'' from Coon Ridge, i Mra. Frank Herrington visited our' higher room last week We have added several new volumes to our library. The ninth and tenth gradeis had a written review in arithmetic Friday, j Marjorie Smith received highest stand­ Ing. 87 per cent, tn the class of twen­ ty. ■ ! Mrs. Dickinson was absent Monday I on account of Ulneas We are all expecting to see the "Washington pageant" in Hastings Some of the students are planning some flower bulbs to be planted In the spring. A bed of peonies, our county flower, will soon be set out. Richard Wall, of Hastings. will play the marimba between acts Friday night. Be sure and aee the “Cousin from Coon Ridge" shoot the revolver out of tlie tramp's hand. Mr. Putnam gave out the tenth grade class honors Monday and the averages were as follows: Nelson Nor- >. C. during April Lion embraces 22 «rt of the United iadlan provinces. Nearly iai Counts rllh a wooden leg, ig with a wooden value of man is i analyzed in our i about ninetya chicken coop, > cover the heads a. is not so much dn that tounte. ir brain may be eep your body tit who has to drag s a danger and a We do not toler- ris. SIS; Hasel Edmonds. 90.7; Martha Rees. 90.7; Violet Barker, 89 7; Helen De Priester. 88.6; Ward Woodmansee. 87J.—Violet Barker. Scribe. QUIMBY. Mrs Georgia Sampson was at home the past week from school on account of Illness. Mrs. Mary Bldelman and daughter Elizabeth of Hastings spent Sunday with friends and relatives here. The Young People's 8 8. class was pleasantly entertained Friday night by Charles Walters and Bertha Sliupp at lhe Anspaugh home The L. A. 8. will have a pot luck dinner at the church next Thursday. Everybody come Quimby church next Friday evening. February 28. with a pot luck jupper at 7 o'clock. Community singing and lec­ ture by Rev. Victor Thrall. D. D. of Battle Creek. Everybody welcome. ' Mrs George Scott is much improved at this writing which is good news to her many friends.* Mrs. Emma Lusk and daughter Min­ nie of Maple Orwe called on friends in this neighborhood Sunday. Mrs. Hazel Hifi and Ruth and Jun­ ior spent Friday near Carlton Center .vteitlpg the former's daughter. Hilda HUI. j SEED Time ! If you are going to need FARM SEEDS of any variety this spring we invite you to call and talk with us before you buy. « We May Be Able to Save You Money! We carry a full stock of PURE MICHIGAN GROWN SEEDS. e should not tols down the cotntal over his own my. Emulation a man to the brain. You they had their e first half hour m't tell you how brain. lethlng ahead of if preventing the rave not lived up seat, education is •t this condition, singer generation »?" U u If you come and see us about your seed. problems it will place you under NO OBLIGATION to buy from us. We give you PROMPT DELIVERY on all grades of COAL. Full line of Poultry and Stock Feeds through ting prohibition run try. If there ough the use of to have tlie fact yourwhts free ■bite- Remember. phyxictaa, and Smith Bros. Velte & Co. Phone 2257 Hastings, Mich. Washington was a very human man. but one who held himself under strict control. He was dignified and reserved, while Lincoln was never that. There uas always plenty cf humor wiien Lin­ coln was around, while Waahington was always the soul of dignity, although we find much humor when lie -writes of every day events. 'The speaker told an authentic story of Washington which Illustrated his retene. One day Alexander Hamilton and Gouverneur Morris were discussing this resene, when Morris said, point­ ing to Washington wlio was a little distance away: "I am going to go up and slap him on the bock and speak to him' in a familiar •way. as I would to any other friend>and I'll bet he will respond in the same rjuuiper as other folks." Hamilton rephM^Well it he docs IH buy a dinner fqf the party of us, and you are to do liwt same if he does not resjxmd as you say he will." Morris came up behind Washington, slapped him vigorously on the beck, raying "Hello." Washington was a very tall man. He turned and gave a wither­ ing look at Morris, never saying a word, and walked away from him. Morris bought the dinner The speaker said he wished to give a picture of Waslilngton as an honest, fearless, fair-minded, brave man. more than six feet tall, mmcular yet slender. As a Virginia gentleman, he treated women with the highest courtesy and was very fond of their society. No question about his playing cards for money; yet he was one of the most kindly, hospitable and unselfish of men. He was progressive and yet con­ servative in m» methods, always the soul of integrity and honor. The speaker felt certain that we would all have loved him had we known him The two great changes that Wash­ ington wrought In the United States were first, our separation from Eng­ land; and. in the next place, the launching of our nation with a strong, centralized government. For these two things Washington was mainly re­ sponsible. The speaker said that there probably was not in the colonies a man with a more violent temper than George Washington; yet he had curbed his temper so that, notwithstanding the fires that might burn within him. he almost always evinced perfect self-re­ straint On two occasions he lost his temper. One when General Ix< made a cowardly retreat at the battle of Monmouth, when language **s used by him that would have done credit to a present day automobllist down on Ills knees In a muddy road trying to change a tire. The other occasion was when certain newspapers were filled with bit­ ter criticism of him while he was President. Washington was a man of grit, great faith and determination. Ha was sys­ tematic in his methods, a man of won­ derful. and wonderfully balanced, judg­ ment. He was one of the four colonists who foresaw something of the great fu­ ture of the United States, the other three being Alexander Hamilton. Ben­ jamin Franklin and Thomas Jefferson i When he was made President, in­ stead of trying to surround himself with members of his own party lie in­ sisted on making Thomas Jefferson, leader of the party opposed to Wash­ ington. his secretary of state, with Alexander Hamilton, an extreme fed­ ' eraltst. ns secretary of the treasury. So widely did Jefferson and Hamilton differ in their theories of government I that it was all but impossible for them to get along; yet Washington held I them in his cabinet for three years and 'secured their co-operation. | Tlie great lesson that we glipuld 1 learn from Waahington. especially in trying times like those through which 'we are now passing, said the speaker. Is to secure business men of experience and capacity, of proven unselfishness and kindntM of hssrt. like George Washington, to conduct our public af­ fairs. The next great lesson we need to learn from Washington is that, no mat­ ter how trying tlie circumstances and conditions through which we, as a j>eople, may be passing, we must keep a stiff upper Up. have faith and confi­ dence and believe that the sun of pros­ perity will shine again, and that our country will go on to a more llluatricus future, greater even than lhe , greatest of its past* achievements. I The Rotarians and their t'uesU wcra loud in their praise of the splendid ad- WeXBUy recognize that this Is not the time, and the present are not the 'conditions, for a board ot supervisors to art oat to finance a campaign that will bring tq this.county.in the next; vestment in reaort property Buch a Mrs Kenneth Mead of Flint Is visit* campaign would eoat some money—. not a large amount—but under exist­ ing conditions the board of supervisors' Otbaon of Battle naturally feel that they must "trim to' the very bone." until better limes ap- ‘ parents pear. The Gentlemen's Evening of the However, this is the time for the peo- 1 Woman's Literary club met Monday pie of Barry county to be considering 1 evening at the I. O. O. F. hall for a how lhe bounteous gifts we have re-1 George Washington party. Tlx- tables celved in our charming lakes tnay be i were very pretty with their white realized on. In a way that will benefit I linen cloths, old silver, candle sticks, the county as well as those who shall I old dishes. Tlie menu was baked ham. potatoes, gravy, sweet potatoes, baked developed resort property We cannot apple*, corn bread, rolls, butler, cab­ too often consider what proof we albage salad, coffee and cherry pie The colored waiters and waitresets and we al) know that consistent and were kept busy. Many pretty colonial persistent efforts to increase thoae gowns were worn. Following the sup­ values will be surely rewarded per Mrs. Floyd Everts gave a history Take the township of Yankee of the bicentennial. Southern songs by Springs According to actual statis­ two colored ladles were enjoyed. A tic’ gotten out by a state representsminuet by Mesdames J Robert Smith. live, the assessed valuation of Yankee Carl Lentz. Clair Furnlss. Elsie Fur- Springs farm lands in 1920 was 1277.430 nlM. Elmer Croat. Clarence Mater. In 1930 it was *779.410—an Increase In Ralph Olin and Joe Bell with music furnished by Mrs. Gordon Edmond.* seven-tentfis of one per cent. and Mra. Charley Mapes waa enjoyed In the same township the assessed by all. A short play George and valuation of resort lands in 1920 was Martha Washington of yesterday and but 884J15. This had Increased In 1930 the Modern George and Martha Washper cent. t tring and Mrs W. A. Vance as the for­ The actual tax levy on the farm mer and Mrs. Donald Waldron and lands of Yankee Springs in 1820 was Mrs. Charley Ms pea as the latter The last number, was Historical charades crease in the ten years of only 8152.72 Mr. and Mrs J. Robert Smith lead the grand march after which dancing was The tax levy on Yankee Springs reenjoyed. The many friends of Hax Felghncr (U4U u waa jo.huw—an increase ui nx , who hav Infection in ills hand, will be levy on reaort lands in ten years of 84 - ’ 397.84. ar 190.7 per cent. having An examination of these figures will J Mrs. C. A Biggs and Mrs. Bessie show that in 1920 farm lands paid Ini Brown spent the week end in Detroit. Yankee Springs 88 9 per cent ot the 1 John Ackett has purchased the total tax levied in the township, while { Bivens property in the east part of in 1930 farm lands paid only 58 1 per, town. cent of the total tax. In 1920 resort Geraldine Lundstrum east of town lands paid IS I per cent of the total Final CLEANON OUR STOCK OP USED CARS Everts. . Mlsa Elizabeth Rev. and Mrs. Albert Ostroth spent Thursday with their son. Rev. D. C. Ostroth, and family at Lansing. Mrs. Isabel Cooley, is being cared for by her daughter. Mrs. Fem Smith of Maple Grove. A fine program was given at the Methodist church Sunday night by a violin quartette consisting of Joe Mix. 1st violin. Carl Heese. Woodland, sec­ ond violin. Merle Wheeler, Sunfield, third violin, and Victor Bawdy, pupil of Mr. Mix. fourth violin. Accompanist Alice Smith of Woodland. Vocalists on total tax. Wc could give the figures of Orangevllle township, which would show al-! most the rarne relative gain—not quite We will make VERY LOW PRICES on our stock of Used Cars until March 1st I Call and Look over the following: 1930 DELUXE COUPE 1930 CHEVROLET COACH 1929 MODEL A ROADSTER 1929 MODEL A FORDOR Two 1929 INTERNATIONAL TRUCKS with Gravel Bodies. If You Cannot Call. . . Give US a RING and We Will Bo Glad to Demonstrate to You. Universal Garage [ Phone am } uc of farm land in Orangeville town­ ship, than in Yankee Springs, so that farm lands pay a larger proportion on [ j 1 ' ‘T T ABB AtfXl. that account. Nevertheless. In Orange - i ' ' ' Vllle township. resort lands paid in tm IU per «n, « U» tour levied in the township, and in 1930 • ’t'opwent for suc11 townships paid 23 per cent of the total tax. । Have townships which have no resort Not to the same extent, but to quite; property any interest in thia matter? lighten the burden of every taxpayer an extent, will be found Increased re- Or do they sidestep It on the theory dahl. Nashville and Miss Pauline Bow­ sort values In Prairieville. Barry. Hope 1 that it only concerns townships with man Woodland. and Johnstown. There will be eon- resort lakes? That is an unwlre att 1 Funeral services for Mrs Mary siderabie increases in such values In I tude. as we shall show. Fire cents of Brooks of Battle Creek, were held Rutland. Baltimore and Carlton. every dollar raised by tax tn .Barry lakes as a fixed, settled policy for the Thursday afternoon at the Hess Fu­ neral Home at two-thlrty conducted by veloping the resort posslbUttles in any . sort property. It would not be difficult Rev Hayes. Mra. Gall Lykins sang township which has them, in lhe Ugh: for the county. If we set out dellberatefarmDon't forget the Junior Carnival of the experience of Yankee Springs ly to do it. within the next few years to Friday night, February 28. at the High and Orangeville? Wc have not official i double the amount of such property, school There will be plenty of fun for figures fpr other townships, but they* That would mean that ten cents of ail Mr. and Mrs. Percy Penfold of East Jordan were recent Nashville vuitets. snusoFcm SEE PIGEANT HERE Gertrude Wilcox <Mrs.»; Properties: Ala Myers. Beatrice Knapp. Jean Rom. Verra! Conklin; Publicity: Harold Lo­ gan. Charlotte Hubbard. Vivian Rey­ nolds. William Wallace: Music: Frances Hunter. Christopher Overlay. Mabel Clark. Leora Benton; Dances. Drills. Games Theo Parr. Joseph Brozak; Stage: Marian Lamphere, Wesley Lo­ gan. Helen Wade, Lighting: Walter Perkins. David Van Buskirk; Tickets: Theodore Knopf. Edith Heald. Herbert Reinhardt; Program Lena Leiter, Marie Rowe; Ushers: Fred Jones, Les­ lie Hawthorne. Wesley Logan; Make­ Up: Albert Becker. Marion Lamphere. Directors and assistants for the vari­ ous episodes of the pageant are as fol­ lows: (First-named are dlrector»-lnchitf); Prelude: Helen Wade, Jennie McBain; Episode I; Harold Logan. Walter Perkins. Josephine Stein and Mrs. Florence McGufiln; Episode II: R'ith Robson. Agnes Sheldon. Gertrude Hampton, and Esther Doty. E'pisode HI: Herbert Reinhardt. Catherine Cark. Man* Williams, and Helen FurnUs; Episode IV: Ehilly McElwain, Emmy Lou Stark. Louise Showcrnuin. und Florence McCarn. NORTHEAST RUTLAND. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Fighter of Freeport spent Friday afternoon with Mr and Mrs. will Strausbaugh. • Miss Mary McElwain of Hastings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Smith Sherman. Mr. and Mrs Ray Bryant spent from Friday till Sunday in Detroit with the latter's brother. Mra Grace Carpenter and son of Sebewaing spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Smith Sher­ man. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Woodruff were called to Grand Rapids Friday on ac­ count of the sickness of Gretchen TenEyck. Mr. and Mrs. George Welfare and family of Hastings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newton. Floyd Cndg entertained eight men Friday evening with a party. The la­ dles spent an enjoyable evening with Mrs. Will Strausbaugh. Mr. and Mrs. Manley Sherman and daughter of Hastings returned home after spending two weeks with lir. and Mrs Smith Sherman. Premier Inukai of Japan says that hla country wouldn't take. Manchuria > Roy Cordes gave a fine solo, desertp- as a gift; and that* not the way X j live of tho virtues of George Washing- they're getting it either. AUCTION SALE! Having decided to quit farming 1 will have an auction.sale on the premises known as the old Henry Wiekwire farm, | -tnile north of Banfield on * ' SATURDAY, FEB. 27th Commencing at one o’clock and sell the following: HORSES Team of good horses, 7 and 8 yrs. old; grey and black, wgt. about 2560. CATTLE Grade Holtein cow, 6 yr»., calf by side. Grade Durham and Jersey cow, 7 yrs., calf by side. Two heifers, coming 2 yrs. this spring. HOGS TOOLS O.born binder, 7 ft cut, tongue truck. Deering mower, 5 ft. cut. Dayton hay loader. 2-hor»e dump rake. Dorn side-delivery rake. ' Good wide-tire wagon. Hay r^ck. John Deere riding plow. Steel land roller. Gale riding cultivator. P. & D. plow, good one. Peerles^'plow, 14-in. bottom. 3-sec. spring drag; good one. 5-tooth (ingle cultivator. Superior drill, 11 hoe. Corn King manure spreader. 60-tooth ipike drag. Set bob-sleigha. Tank heater. Feed cooker. Economy King cream separator No. 16. Many small tools'used about the farm. Small quantity household goods. TERMS—CASH. W. H. PHILLIPS, Prop. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer �TTIF. HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY M. ISM Delicious Meals -from Fresh B^FOOD Warner Special lb. Boy Scout News WINDOW SHADES It has been years since we have sold Window Shades at the prices we are offering them. See us before you buy or.we both lose—and we make them to fit your windows. , 1932 WALL PAPER 19c Come in and hear the new R. C. A. Victor with the incom­ parable tone. New models as cheap as $46.75. CARVETH & STEBBINS HASTINGS OUR SATURDAY SPECIALS SAVE YOUR MONEY! WARNER'S STORE No. 103 . joyed meeting her friends there. .« Um^ She wa* a member of the Mcthod-.st con8ralulatc ita leader and ( church of HaMiggs for a number of U1Ve boy!‘ “P0"^ yorlc completed. years, but poor health prevented her! V TROOP 71 from attending for some time. She has 9. ... been a pallem suBerer for nearly two',2 Ato/to rZrtol CORNER JEFFERSON AND COURT ST. F. D. GREEN, Manager to Ito „a,?X" Ator.ta“to to.^2 [husband, one brother John, and many -Taps" and were dL-miXd. ’ * The TIRE That Taught Thrift to Millions EXTRA VALUES Beyond Anything Ever Known In the History of Tire Building. Tires.tone Oldfield Type C«ik Price C.»h Price Each SIZ4 440-21 4.50- 20 4.50- 21 4.75 19 5.00-19 5.00-20 5.25—18 $4.79 5.35 5.43 6.33 6.65 6.75 7-53 TIRE SIZE > 9.30 ,10.38 6.00—20 ^i.D. 10.54 12.32 12.90 13.10 14.60 6.00-18 H.D. 6.00-19 H.D. Cefa Price CaU Price Exdi $10.95 10.85 10.65 $21.24 21.04 20^66 Truck and Bus Tires 30x5 H. D. 32x6 H. D. 1545 26.50 29.96 51.00 DRIVE IN TODAY And Inspect the New One Stop Service Station That We Have Built for Your Convenience. CompleteTire, Battery and Electric Service. Gat, Oil, Greasing, Washing and Polishing. ANDRUS ONE STOP SER VICE CORNER JEFFERSON AND COURT STREETS Telephone 2240 I The New Wall Papers are here. Comq in and let us show you how cheaply you can now paper that room. We are glad to estimate the cost of any room for you. 1932 RADIOS 19c 1 lb. Green Tea. 6 Boxes Matches 19c 2 lbs. Crackers . 19c 19c 3 Tall Milk .... 10 lbs. Bulk Rolled Oats . . . 25c Large Crystal Wedding Oats 20c Large Mother’s Oats 28c 2 lb. Loaf Bread10c 2 lbs. Bakery Cookies25c 3 lbs. Bulk Raisins25c Good Brooms33c TIRE PRICES ARE DOWN! PRAIRIEVILLE ACTIVE. Monday evening. February 15. Dr. C. E Hyatt, Deputy Commissioner, and ■ Continued tram page one* I------------------------------------------- ;------------------ Mr. Shafer attended the second troop of Nashville. El) Lindsey of Delton and and cub meeting at Prairieville. The F. 8. Schroder of Assyria. formation of the troop. No. 80. wa* Briefly the plan to be carried out in comidetcd with lhe following men a* Barry county Is to secure a registration leaders: Herbert Morehouse, scoutmas;of all unemployed, then to solicit from'fter; —■ Led Nottingham, assistant scout .... ­ । home owners and others a pledge of a ।master; Fred Smith. chairman ot troop i few hours' labor al a reasonable hour- ।committee: and Harold Jones. James ly rate. It will result In a central con- ;Nevins. Floyd Shelp, George Wood, trol of unemployment. This program ।members. Thursday evening. February fa to extend over a jleriod of ninety ;25. the scouts will receive their tender­ ' day* and pledges of work will be asked ;foot badge,; with a ceremony put on by for to be done during this period. The ithree scouts In uniform from Has­ : members of the Post and Auxiliary' ex- itings. Dr. Hyatt worked with the cubs ' pect to do the soliciting and ask the >who were present and plans are under i co-operation of the newspapers of the 1 I county In making the program a com- Ithere also. pletc success. 'I Al Rochester. N. Y. this plan was: BOARD MEETING. I tried and resulted in providing a good; Thursday evening February 18 ut many with work. There the city wm!S;M p. m.. the Barry County Execudivided Into zones and Legionnaires. the' BoaM of the Battle Creek Area were gssigned to shit each proper!> council met in the office of the Barry owner and try to get them to have some county Health Unit for their first reg-1 needed work done around the property ,lInr monthly meeting since Die elecj that would improve the appearance or uon nt the annual meeting in January.' i housing conditions. In Rochester over, -----------56.000.000 worth of business was obDELTON PANCAKE SUPPER. I tamed In one week. Those agreeing to T Johnston arra eMeuUve. have work done will sign.an agreement' ke ut Uu, poxake supper1 Wt“’k <,btnbu'wl “ । Thursday evening, given for the beneposuDic. I m of Troop 55. Mr. Johnston pointed SuAb'tor. property own-1 „u, m In Barry roomy oho can ilnd aorn„„ job lor an unrrnployrd man during |h, n, , 0[ ; thrv nlnrty day. Former pamrularr, bo .ton la»r concornlna to arHANDICRAFT TRATNINO. rangement*. In the meantime be pre„ pared !o turnto a M u> tone one .ho . lUW Mclwtol}. >»ndleran dime. i- unemnloved l,or at CamP Ben Johnston last sum-1 ’ u?lctnpl >*”' e t_________ met. visited Cub Pack No. 9 Friday eve- ; OBITl'ARV. j nlng. February IB. Mr. Richardson has Mary Ann. daughter of Thomas and i kindly offered to help any troop in the Alice Whcutone. was bom in Cain- are® l» ‘be formation of plans and brldgeshirc. England. December 16.1 training in handicraft of various kind*. 1856 and departed this life February 20.'nnd »'* ‘mop in Barry i 1932 ut Pennock hospital county will avail itself of this fine serv-, When about ten years of age she;**' Mr’ *Bchardson is at present aswith her parents came to America to TrooP 23 at the । the home of her unde near Bedford, Springfield Place school. Battle Creek, later buying a home in Rutland town- ■ r>OWI ING PRonnF9RF<; ship. She taught school in the early & , „ I day? when of .Troop ’ winii travel uuivi was wu Umitad uuiiKu to iu horse' nut* , Five , -members .. ------ ■ 51. Dowling. ----- . y,....... April . ....2 IBS'* she . cmiifniiilAr tomnlutol and buggy married. I. L .1 J O-.UTiIrt scoutmaster, completed itypes of handicraft, specialtzing in Thoma* Crawley. Theirs has been n lhclr icconri cla*i requirements Friday'. leather-craft. He demonstrated methhappy life for nearly fifty years the eVPnUlR- February 19. at their regular ;ods of making bells, purses, sheaths, tat lourton luvlm, b«n spent in Ito- •'"“>■ meetto In to Dowllns Com- btatol goods, bey potou. ami vanUngs. Before toy cam. to Hgstogy ““"“ll boy. plan io M-|ou. oilier projeeu. Did we all like It toy Used m. a l.nn >omh ol HasUng. 1"14. "> “»«» W.dnetoy । and be.wjt by II? Wu Bob Abbey and also one ran ot to city She ^,ievenlng. February M. Io receive tolr proud ot hla new bell braided by Un. a nulrt home tartj Sonif U to tot promtaon seltr-Dr. C. E. Hymu. tobm.rt.r ALL COLORS-ALL SIZES EVERYDAY PRICES AT WARNER’S Coffee RELIEF WORK COM­ MITTEE SELECTED Hastings, Mich. Firestone and Sunoco Products wifcr\rddnnnIthha' ran ' At ,hc February scout roily Troop 71 wife and aunt ho* gone .o meet her .had the most present. Mr. Kellogg of 4, I Battle Creek bought 2'. pounds of Call not back the dear departed {candy nnd presented it to the winning Anchored safe where storms are o'er, troop. It wo* divided last night. We On the border land we left her. * - —-• —*------------ J - •— »Soon to meet nnd part no more. ,,I Item When we leave this world of changes. 1 I A VISIT TO HEADQUARTERS. Wc shall find our missing loved one. । Troop 73. Winston Merrick, scout­ In our Father's mansion fair, ... master. visited the scout headquarters bulldirur in Battle Rattle Creek Saturday, SwIuwImv Funeral services were held at her, ; building home bn E. Green Street Monday alt- February- 20. About fifteen boys and emoon at 2 o'clock. February 22. Rev., leaders made the trip. Wm. Fox comAdcock officiating. Interment made in’P,<led *»*5 *wimmlng merit badge and Riverside.---------------------------------------------- j Robert Corkins his first class swim­ ----- < ♦ » ------------lining. After lunch the scouts were es.» PRATT DISTRICT.--------------- icorted through the Kellogg company " John Putman. Mr. and Mrs. ClltTord I and returned home in the early after­ Lusk of Albion. Mr*. Emma Lusk and; neon. Cars were furnished by L. L daughter Minnie of Mnpla Grow. Mr. Dewey nnd I. L.'Boyes, members of the and Mrs. Glen Sattcrlec of near Ver- troop committee. inonlviilc visited nt Wm. Cronk s Sun­ CUBBING. day afternoon. Miss Ada King visited her motl^r at Saturday evening. February 20. mem­ । Charlotte over the week end. bers of the pack committee and cub­ ? Hazel Cronk of Muskegon was home master for the new cub pack organizing over the week end. at the Central school. Hastings, met at Francis und Margaret Hoffman of the High school for a one night train­ Battle Creek spent Sunday with their ing session in cubbing. Dr. C. E. Hyatt, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Hoffman. deputy commissioner, and Mr. Shafer We are glad to know that Mrs. Wil­ were In charge. Plans arc made for liam Tinkler is much belter nnd hojx* meetings of the pack soon. Robert she will soon lx- able to be around Coolt chairman of the pack cornmltagaln. |tee. Earl Coleman. D. A. Van Buskirk. Mrs. Dorothy Rowley of Ionia spent Fred Jones. Fred Johnson and Mort Saturday with her mother. Mrs. Wm. -Townsend members with Dr. George I Tinkler. j Lockwood, cubmaster. ; Mr. and Mrs. H. H. McVeigh of i wAftmlMn"—n..». Nashville and Mfas Olive Kelley of! WOODLAND BEGINS Battle Creek were Sunday afternoon! February 18. Troop 65. Middleville. L. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kelley. In Beeler, scoutmaster, put on an in­ / The Young People s Sunday Schoo) I vesUture ceremony for Troop 79. WoodI class entertained Saturday evening at I,and- Forest Roe. scoutmaster. After I the HAmm home nt of tr.. Mrs. Margaret Anspaugh.I a demonstration of the various phases ! Refreshments of ice cream and cake of Scouting, twenty-two candidates re­ 'were served. ceived formally their tenderfoot bodges. —George Jorgenson. Troop Reporter. No. 65. HENDERSHOTT. : Mr. and Mra. Fay Whitworth from CUB PACK NO. 9. I Johnstown. Mr. and Mrs, Leo WhltMilo DeVries has succeeded Aben E. • worth from Hickory Corners and Leon 1 Whitworth and wife of Battle Creek Johnson as chairman of the pack com­ I were Sunday evening callers at Ernie mittee Pack 9. Mr. Johnson resigned as chairman in order to devote a I Matteson's. । Mrs. Floyd Garrison l» caring for two greater amount of time to hi* duties ■ of the Shirley Mend children from as chairman of the county committee on cubbing. He still retains his mem­ j Hastings. j Mr. and Mrs. Mennells from La­ bership in the pack committee. Mem­ i Grange. Ohio, attended the golden bers of tlie committee and their duties i wedding of Mr. end Mrs. Lon Hendcr- are: Milo DeVries, chairman and per­ jshott. Mrs. Mennells is Mrs. Hender­ sonnel: Lyman Chamberlain, plans and training; Aben E. Johnson, supply: A. shott's sister. Albert Brill received a bad cpt on J. Larsen, activity plans. The post of i hts bead and a bruised shoulder while tlie chaplain will remain vacant until ' working in the wood* Friday. ■* new faster is selected at the Presby­ . The young people wish to remind all terian church.—C. E. Hyatt. Cubmaster. The cubs of Pack No. 9 enjoyed a '.again that they are having meetings each Sunday night and invite al) to double-feature program last Friday evening Rev. Alexander Mlyatt of ■ come. , | Rev. and Mrs. R. E. Showerman of Minnesota gave an excellent descrip­ 1 White Pigeon attended the golden tion of boy-life in Serbia. The cubs . wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. did not believe that they would care to live in muttyrick houses. Shoes of । Lon Hendershott. • 1 Mrs. Chas. VanVranken. Lawrence dried hides might not be lhe most com­ jchristlnson and the Clark twins are fortable. and surely there might be a much more pleasant diet than barley ! all on the sick list. Remember there will be church serv­ bread and garlic Really, the good old United States is a pretty nice place, ices next Sunday. after all. FEMININE POINT OF VIEW. Ralph Richardson,_ _______. _________________ manual training "Now. what could be worse than a instructor at the Springfield school, man without a country?" said the in- Battle Creek, —*- — ’—•*--------** fea •— ­ presented the second ture of the evening. Mr. Richardson, a "A country without a man." said an graduate of the Hastings High school, attractive mis*. class of 1923, Is a expert tn various MICHIGAN Scout Drum and Bugle Corps and Dan Beard. Scouts and troops having anyr special award* coming should be in at­ tendance for their presentation. Re­ member March 5! Let’s al) be there! Sunday afternodn with Mr. and Mrs. MacDonald. The following ipent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. cha*. Monica. Mr. and Mra. Wellington Monica of Bedford. Mrand Mrs. Hayward of Delton. Mr. arid I Mra. Russell Monica of Kalamazoo and TROOP 72. Fourteen boys with Scoutmaster Har-‘' Mf and Mrs. Lester Monica and son ’' Charles. vey Burgess, left early last Saturday,1 Mrs. Grant Dickerson returned from TROOP SI e.e.una. rruru.ry «. Mr. rar. mo™”1* ‘°F *n ,U d*y hlkp 10 *■*«' „ M,ond»y,F«bnJ an' 22. South Bend, Ind., Monday after visllShafer fend scouts from Hastings as- .A ‘P0.1? . Ing for a week. ’ ■UUU troop St tn . ihori Koot tkrnon"“Vi K',U> t"4 ■ Mrs. Rcplogle spent tlie week end rtrallon at th- Washington supprr tn KonnrUl HavUm. Orrwld Reynolds,_' Lwith Mabellc Hart at Schultz. th. Commuitlty church at Dowling. A ".'"I""’ “S, k“ W"“r’ scout talk by Vernon wit,Inker, a dr. Un4 I?”4 to bo Ming and cooking NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. ..... . ... . . Fg»«Fw tftr um-aiaH rlaww ranlr Rpv.rat by friction demonstration by Charles tests for second class rank. Several Mr. and Mrs. John Asplnall of East Thuston and tlie scout oath and law by games of hockey were played and sev- Carlton and Mra. John Friend of Evart, the scouts gave those present a view era! hard burans on the Ice were taken, Mich., spent Friday with their niece. ,. ask Ivan Barnum and Winston Shef- Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slocum, and into the scout program 1 field about that. daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Homer RowWinston Sheffield. Leo Nye and DAN BEARD. ladrr and family, also James Asplnall March 5. 1932. will be the big Red James Barnum laid out a trail for visited them in the afternoon. Mrs. tracking from lake Al-Gon-Quin to Friend is a sister to Mr. Asplnall. the city dump, the other boys in two the Battle Creek Area when Dan Mrs. Henry Cole and son Frederick Beard, internationally known figure in groups had some difficulty In following. of Woodland spent Saturday afternoon scouting, b to be present at Battle with her father. John Mead. CLOVERDALE. Creek for the annual spacial court of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slocum and honor. All second, flrat. star. life, eagle. _. Mr. and Mra. Corwin of Yorkvill' daughters visited hla parents. Mr. and and honor badges are to be awarded and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huneston of Mrs. Adel hert Slocum, in Woodland by “Uncle Dan." All scouts and leader* Battle Creek were Sunday callers at Sunday. arc urged to participate in the parade tlie home of their parents. Mr. and Mr. und Mr*. Laurence Lucas and starting from the city hall in Battle MrsTTamH. MacDonald. daughter Elnora and little grandson of Creek at 7:00 P. M.. led by the Battle Paul Daugherty, little Pauline and South Woodland *n-nl Sunday with Creek Area Council State Champion Mbs Montgomery of Kalamazoo spent her father, John Mead. , t » U.C.PENNEY GO; 0, 116-118 East State Street, Hastings, Mich. SUN-FAST and TUB-FAST! Cretonnes First time at * this low price! DRAPERY RODS IN BRONZE 98c 4^ Yard Curtain Nets IVORY OR ECRU 15c t« 39c Gay, Colorful Patterns! Quality that will Wear! Value Extraordinary ! WINDOW SHADES SIZE 35*60 ; (Ciretomim® 49* (CfflimSvall Best Quality . , at the pricel TAILORED ARE THE FAVORITE 9SC ea Brighten Up Your Rooms! 1 RAYON toe PANEL CURTAINS .OVERDRAPE Damask Tar< Elaborate Patterns Stunning Coloring* Jacquard Designs! Newest Colorings! Fine Satin Finish ... or Pebble Weave! Desirable 50'' width! 49c Twa ♦ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY M. IM2 PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Keith Puller were In Grand Rapid* Tuesday. Lansing on Bunday. OBSERVED FEBRUARY 19 Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wood spent Monday In Battle creek ' Mr*. MstUe Striker of Quimby 1* lhe Muskegon on Friday. George Bauer and Tom Ogden were from Kalamazoo over tba weak end. Mra Archie w. Rcickord and daugh­ ter* were In Grand Rapids Saturday. Lewis Bailey spent th* week end in Hillsdale visiting Darye! and Louie DePew. Francis Townsend was home from Ann Arbor over the week end and Monday. Battle Crock over the week end. ■ Mrs. Tho*. Sullivan and Miss Eileen Mr. and Mr*. V. R. Wlnlngcr and family visited friend* in Ionia on Sun­ Sullivan were in Grand Rapid* on Sat­ urday. day. Ixirralne laenhath and Donald Boye* were home from Flint over the week Mr. and Mr*. Dan Lewis visited Mr and Mra. Max Lewis of Sturgis on Thursday. Lawrence Wolfe of Holland spent the Dr. Winifred McLravy of Grand Rap­ week end here with hla parents. Mr. ids Sunday and Mrs. J. W. Wolfe. ' Mr. nnd Mra Tom Johnston called Mrs. Ernest Edger of Jackson visited on Mr and Mr*. MscKlr.der in Battle her sister. Miss Julia Rock, from Sun­ Creek Sunday. day till Tuesday noon. Mr. and Mrs Geo. VanTlfflin of Lake Grand Rapids visited Mr. *3W. Mrs. Willard Ickes on Monday. Mrs. George Maurer spent Saturday Mr. and Mrs Lyle Wilcox and son of and Sunday in Cadillac with Mr. and Battle Creek were Sunday guests of Mra. John Maurer. Mr. end Mrs. John Valentine of Mr. and Mrs. Prank Rogers of Grand Kalamazoo were Saturday guests of Rapids spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Edmond*. Mr. and Mrs. John Rogers. Mra. John Norton of Maple Grove Mrs. Cha*. Biggs of the Good Will community is spending this week with sister. Mrs. Clarence Bump. Lloyd Eaton and Charlie Champion Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Miller of of Jackson spent Thursday night with Shelbyville were guest* of Mr. and Mra. Edith Bechtel at this dty. Mrs. Burt Tinkler on Thursday. Mis* Emma Carpenter wu In Lan­ Mrs. Ira Hull is a patient at a Bat­ sing on Monday and Tuesday u lhe tle Creek hospital where she under­ guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chu. E. Mon- went an operation on Wednesday. Inger. Mr. and Mra. Weldon Wolfe and fam­ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Patterson returned ily of Battle Creek were guests of Mr. to Detroit Saturday, being called here and Mrs. J. W. Wolfe over Bunday. by the death of her uncle. Will BabMr. and Mra. Carl Finstrom and daughter spent Bunday with Mr. and Dr. D. D. Walton was in Battle Mrs. Andrew Kemp of Battle Creek. Creek Monday and Tuesday attending Guy Reuter and a friend were in the the Michigan Optometrist*' Conven­ city on Monday enroute from Freeport tion. • to their home in Fort Recovery, Ohio. Mrs. R. O. Hubbard and Miss Char­ lotte Hubbard were in Grand"Rapids on Kalamazoo and MlM Lotz Severance of Saturday and saw "The Merchant of Venice." Dr. and Mm. Will Thwaltes and Mr. and Mra. Walter Lake visited Mr. family of Grand Rapids were Sunday and Mrs. Bert Lake and other rela­ guests ot Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Murray. tives of Grand Rapid* Saturday and Mr. and Mrs. 6. p. Nichols and Jim­ Sunday. my ot Detroit were guest* of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Baker spent Mrs. L. E. Barnett over the week end. Wednesday with the latter'* uncle and Mrs. Janna Myers and Mr. and Mrs aunt, Mr. and Mr*. William Oorham of Earl Myers of Grand Rapids were Rutland. Sunday guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Milton George Gillaesple of Charleston. W. Murphy. Va.< was In the city on Saturday and R. G. Myers of Kalamazoo visited •pent the week end with relatives in Oscar Crook on. Thursday. Mr. Myers this vicinity. was a former resident here about forty Mra. Cora Dunning and Harold Dun­ ning of Whiting. Ind, spent from Sun­ Mrs Edith McCann of the Soldiers' day until Tuesday with Mr. and Mra. Home al Grand Rapid* was lhe guest of Xfra wm. Harding from Thursday Edwin Sayles, Lojynzo Maus. Warren till Saturday. Bolton and Frank Annable attended Dr. and Mrs. Frank Carrothers spent the Third District Legion gathering at the week end with their daughters. Marshall oh Thursday. Misses Beatrice and Frances CarMr. and Mr*. Harry Kelley of Kala­ rolhers. in Detroit. mazoo spent Sunday here with her Mis* Marda J. Newton of Kenosha. mother. Mra. Anna Boyes, at Qte home Wisconsin, and Ernest cole of Cold­ of Mr. and Mra. Earl Boyes. water spent Bunday with Mr. and Mr* Mr. and Mr*. George I. Khutz and George M Newton. their daughter. Mra. David Davidson of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tyden and Mrs Ionia, were Tuesday guest* of Mrs. Rlcltard Orcas were in Grand Rapids Archie McCoy. 318 State St.. W. Saturday and saw Maude Adam* at Charles Babcock returned to his the Powers theater. home in Toledo. Ohio. Friday evening after five months in the city assisting Mr. and Mra. Glen Ingram of South in caring for hla brother WiU. Hastings assisting in the care of her Mr. and Mr*. Fred Kennedy and lit­ daughter, who 1* ill. tle Bobby of Grand Rapids spent Miss Phyllis McDow of Kalamazoo Thursday with her parent*. Mr. anti and Howard Frost were tn Grand Rap­ Mra. Will Smith. East State Road. id* Saturday to see the play. 'The Frank Annable and Xfaurlce Foreman Merchant of Venice." were in Paw Paw on Saturday after­ Dr. and Xfr*. A W. Woodkumc and noon attending a school of instruction Mr. and Mrs Robert Walton were for American Legion Welfare officers. Sunday guests of Dr. and Mra. Roas Harry Adrounle and Dwight Fisher Lethbridge of Mason. were home from Albion collage over the Mr. and Mra. Gerahum Severance week end. Dr. and Mrs. H. A. Adrounle returned to their home in Royal Oak took the boys back to Albion on Sun­ on Tuesday after visiting his mother day. Loren Boyes. Charles James. Nell Mezdames Chaa. Pott*. F. W. Steb­ Adair. Keith Lechleitner nnd Junior bins. Wilbur Lane and A- H. Carvelh McMillan attended the Otsego-Allegan were Monday guesta of Mrs. Keith basket ball game at Otsego on Tuesday Barbej; of Vermontville. evening. Mr. and Mra. Wayne G. Frey and Xfr*. Charles Burroughs and Miss Dorothy Jean visited In Hastings and Katherine Burroughs of Cleveland. Baftlo, Crock last week, returning to Ohio, were guest* of Xlr. and Mrs. Michigan City Wednesday. Wayne Merrick and family over lite Frank Annable and sterling Roger* week end. were in Three Rivers Monday night atMi** Eleanor Edger visited at her tending an American Legion meeting home in Jackson over the week end. i where the former spoke dn "RchabilitaMrs. XL J. Cross was the Sunday lion" work. guest ot Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Pennock Jack Bradfield of Kalamazoo Is visit­ of Kalamazoo. ing his grandparent*. Mr. and Mr*. 8 Mrs. James Gower. Miss Louis; B. Wilcox, this week, while his parent* Gower. Mra. Edward Smith. MU* Mar­ are' moving to the W. A. Spaulding jory Gower and Mrs. Clyde Schllhaneck fam- nl l.l1and Pally motored to Grand Rapids on Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Frandsen of Ben­ Saturday afternoon. ton Harbor and Miss Florence Frand­ Mr. and Mrs. Ted Dolman of Grand sen and a friend from Three Oaks Rapids were Sunday visitors of Mr. spent tlie week end at tlie Frandxh and Mrs. Will Smith, East State Road cottage at Wall lake Mr. and Mra. Dick Schllleman of Has­ Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Bessmer have tings were also guests. been attending some of the meetings of Miss Ethel LaMore of Mt. Pleasant the Michigan Society of Optometrists; called on Hastings friends Sunday. Miss which is in session in Battle Creek for LaMore was the guest of Misses Ber­ three days. Monday, Tuesday and Wed­ nice and Marlon Creoser of Grand nesday. Rapids over the week end. Mr. and Mra. 8. J. Amer and Miss Misses Bernice and Marlon Crcaser Marcia attended a bridge luncheon In of Grand Rapids expect to spend lhe Detroit Friday, returning to Plymouth week end with Dr. and Mr*. Guy C. with their daughter and son-in-law. Keller and attend the Washington Mr. and Mra. Robert Fletcher, to spend pageant on Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hubbard of De­ Frank Annable. Don Foreman. Harry troit spent the week end with his par-, Wood and Andrew Matthew* were in cnls. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hubbard. Mra. Charlotte on Sunday attending a Le-,। Edwin Pate and Mary Elizabeth ac­ glon gathering at which Gov. Wilber M. companied them and visited Mt. and Bruckcr and Department Commander Kefgen were lhe Speakers. . Dedicated to Better Vision The BESSMER Eyesight Service HASTINGS, MICH. IMAGINE A PARENT t Who KNOWS his child's t^a need attention yet neglects them. Yes there are such parents. Surely it they realised what the result* are or will be, they would act differently. No child, how­ ever healthy, can succeed as he or she should when fighting eye steam. Parent*, the above deserves your sympathetic consid­ eration. WOODLAND. [| Th* Republican caucus wm bald'I Thursday night and the following wrae nominated Pres . L. IL Brumm; Clerk. About Beventy-rtve Friendi F. C. Kilpatrick; Treua . Leon A. 1>iei; 1 Trustee* 2 Years. Gilbert McLeod. Called On Mr. and Mrs. Grant Osgood. Henry Hynes; Assessor, I Truman Munlon Lon Hendershott . ... -Me ,KIU lit council rooms Saturday night with the* following result#’ Pres.. Karl C. Paul; Hendershott of Baltimore township. >•, Clerk. Raymond McLeod; Ttou.. Ralph their fine farm home a half-mile west Rise; Trustee* 2 Years, Carl Nlethamer, of Die Hendershott schoolhou.ve, the Geo Pan!. Marton Swift; Assessor, B. S. Holly. thia anniversary. To Mr. and Mrs. Hendershott four Woodland and Mr. and Xfr* Jolni children were born. All are living, are FIFTIETH WEDDING WAS Monday on business James Radford la In St. Louis. Mo., on a business trip. Creek visited Mr. and Mrs. Solon Doud that day They made tlie plans and on fiunday. Mr. and Mr*. A. H- Carvelh visited carried them out in a spirit of love tor Mias Josephine Carvelh of Detroit over and devotion to their parent* The children art Clyde of this dty, Mell of Kalamazoo. Vlnnte. wife of Elmer Slo­ and Mr* Earl Schleli of near Mlddle- cum of Urbandale, and Leo. who with hla family reside on the farm with vllle on Sunday. I Dr. and Mrs. Chas. McIntyre. Jr., of their parent*. "Open house" was kept al! day. The Ann Arbor spent th* week end Itere rooms, were prettily decorated, a color with their parent*. Mrs. Della Kopp* of Woodland was •cherne of.yellow and while being car­ the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Tlnk- ried out' in all things. Neighbor* friends and relative* living near by ler on Thursday. Mrs. Jack Snyder of South Hastings called during the day. Refreshment* visited her daughter In Caledonia from ear)y evening, after the arrival of some Wednesday Uli-Sunday. Humphrey U. Rohm of Madison. relatives from a distance, supper was served Later in the evening, after the arrival of more relatives, all were Chidester over the week end. Mrs. Frank Carpenter and son of given a fine lunch. One feature of this Sebewaing visited Hastings relatives meal wa* a beautiful bride's cake pre­ sented by a cousin of the bride, Mrs. from Wednesday Uli Sunday. Mrs. Charles Jones and son. Rlchsrd Vonnle Haywood, ot Battle Creek. Before lhe lunch there was u short Edmonds, of Battle Creek spent Friday program. A delightful feature ot this and Saturday nere with relatives. Rev. Alexander Mlyatt returned on was the singing of the four children with Mr*. Slocum at the piano. At the Sunday night to his home in southern Minnesota after spending a week here. request of their father tliey sang, as Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wilson and baby 1W said, "the old song* you used to sing when you were al! at home." A mock of Grand Rapids were guests of Mr wedding ceremony was staged, and. s» at the real one. the bridal couple were end. Clyde Sutton ha* returned to til* attended by Ernest Haynes and Mrs home in Detroit after making an ex­ Callie Paton, the sister of tlie groom tended visit here with hl* brother. Dell In nil TO guest* registered during the day and evening. Sutton. Among those present were Mr and Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Hart of Watson were Sunday guest* of Mr*. Miranda Mr* J D Mennell of LaGrange. Ohio Sluon nnd Mrs. Ida Palmatler ot West Mra Mennell being a sister of Mr* Hendershott; another sister. Mra. Wil! Bond St. Huffman and a brother, Hannle NorMr. and Mrs. E. F. McLaughlin of Muskegon and Mra. Ida Ester of Chil­ rin, and Mr. Hendershott's sister. Mra ton. Wis.. were guest* Monday of Mrs Collie Paton, each of these near rela­ W. B. McLaughlin, and Mr. and Mra. tives being accompanied by thch- chil­ dren and grandchildren. Rev. and Mrs Miss Helen Wilson was obliged to go Bhowerman of white Pigeon, former Monday to the home of Mr. and Mr* pastor of the family, were among those Burdette Briggs. Bowens Millston ac­ present. Besides those already men­ tioned relatives from Battle Creek. Urcount of being ill Hartings and Middleville were R. G. Myer* and daughter. Mf»- [tendale. 4hern for either a call during the day Scrogles. and daughter of KalamaSoo or for the evening. . Gobies visited Mr. and Mr*. 8. B. Wil-, cox on Thursday. Messnu.and Mc*dames L. B. Cham­ berlain. Finley Johnston. Jame* Lang­ ston. Leon Bauer und Milton Murphy attended the Knight* Templar ball in Grand Rapids Saturday evening. Xlr. and Lira. Clarence Baker spent thur Haines at Dutton and called on their daughters. Mra. R. J. O'Brien and Mrs. Ray M. Johnson of Grand Rapida and also called on Mr. Baker's brother and family near Sparta. Mrs. J. M. Townsend. accompanied by Mra. Titos. Gaminage of Grand Rapids, attended the meeting of the State Republican committee tn Lan­ sing on Thursday. The state conven­ tion will meet in Grand Rapid* on April 27. Mrs. c. T. Hampton of Iron Moun­ tain. Michigan, is visiting her daugh- M. Stebbins. She arrived here Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Roush of Kala­ mazoo spent the week end with th.' former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Roush, and family. Mr. and Mrs. George Sheffield and Winston visited Dr. and Mra. Ed. E. Wliite and Charlotte of Lowell Sun­ day. As the guest* of the White* thev attended an area Christian Endeavor meeting al Park Congregational church in Grand Rapids. After the vesper services, which were in honor of the bicentennial of the birth of Georg,! Washington, lhe young people and their guest* iud a lunch and social time in the church parlors. PAST MATRONS JOUR­ NEY TO BATTLE CREEK. This, Wednesday. altcrnoon the Past Matrons of the O. E. 8. Chapter of this city are Invited to Battle Creek where they will be lhe dinner guests of Mr* Frank Rogers Assisting the hos­ tess are Mra. M. J. Cross. Mrs. Fred Wolcott and Mra. MUton Murphy. In the evening they will attend the Bryant O. E. S. chapter at their Obligation night meeting. BIRTHDAY PARTY. Little Mary Lockwood celebrated her third birthday by entertaining sev­ eral guests on Monday, February 15. her birthday occurring the day before. Tiwee present were Anne Goodyear. Sally Goodyear. Jimmy Coleman. Joan Finnic, Florence French. Reynolds Cordes and Polly French. OBSERVED ANNIVERSARY. Honoring the forty-eighth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mra. George Hubbard. Mr and Mra. David Boyes entertained with a family dinner on Sunday, covers bring laid for ten. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hubbard of Detroit were present from oul of town. «•'. FAMILY NIGHT. There was a large crowd present at the K. of P. Family Night on Thurs­ day evening and all had a very pleas­ ant time. The play. "A Cup of China Tea." was pre*cnted by a group of la­ dies from the Women's club. CHEEK VP PARTY. An unusually large crowd attended the Cheer Up party on Monday evening tn the K. of P. hall. Fifteen couples from Grand Rapids and two couples from Battle Creek were in attendance. bridge" party. Mrs. Cha*. Solotnan entertained with cards Thursday altcrnoon Refresh­ ment* were served. Mrs. Alton Rathbum of Grand Ledge wa*. an oul of town guest. F. T. CLUB, Mr*. Arthur Haven delightfully en­ tertained Ute---F. T. club on Tuesday .-----------------■ fatal** ■ ft»mnrw, ttira *'_*<** afternoon, three tables playing bridge. New Are 7 We would like to do a piece of poetry about how fine our new spring merchandise is—but that’s impossible, so here are lhe plain facts. - * t New styles of patterns and fabrics most excellent quality and very low prices in comparison with previous years. Be sure and see the new spring suits, topcoats, and haber­ dashery' at T. S. Baird’s. and Mra. Will Flory Sunday. Allen Fuller, Mr*. Ada Fuller and Mra Nettie Nichols and two children of Battle Creek spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allerdlng and Geo. Fuller. Joyce visited Mr. and Mrs. WUl Pierce of Battle Creek Sunday. • Mra. Philip Sehray returned to her home at flmhurst, BUnols last Thurs­ day after spending a week or so vlsitIne friends in Woodland. Sunday with Clyde Munlon and Miss J Bernice Munlon of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs Chas. Clarke of HasUngs, Mis* Kathryn Clarke of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Chas. Doyle of Hastings. Donald Doyle of Greenville and Dr. ami Mrs Matthew Kinde of Hastings1 vrre callers al Dr. R. G. Pinnie s home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Rolfe Bulling ot Has­ tings entertained with a six o'clock' dinner Friday. February ID In honor of the thirtieth wedding anniversary of; Mr and Mrs. John Bulling Those at-i tending from here were Mr. and Mrs.; John Bulling and son. John Russell.| Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atlerdlng. Geo.' Fuller and Mr. and Mra. Will Hauer of | West Woodland Mrs. Clyde Ruel! entertained the J Bridge dub last Thursday evening. Mra John Dell left last Monday for' Flint to help care for her sister. Mr*., Curtis who was very ill. Mrs. Curtis; held today at Chesaning. Mr. Dell joined Mra. Del] in Flint Sunday to at- i tend the funeral and they arc expected' home this evening. Xtrs. Rosa Benham of Hastings spent ' the week end with Mr. and Xfrs. Karl Faul and Xfr. and Mra. H. J. Stang of Battle Creek spent Sunday evening with them. . d<r the direction of Madeline Reiser, put on a very entertaining program Tuesday evening. The 3-act play "No I Men Admitted" was well given and en­ joyed by a large and appreciative au­ dience. The Lake Odessa High school1 male quartette rendered several selec­ tions between act*. This was given al the P. T. A. program last Tuesday evening. Miss Virginia Faul of East Lansing Suits and Topcoats ’16^ uf T. S. Baird CLOTHING for MEN & BOYS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN DUNHAM SCHOOL* About righty people attended • our Washington program Saturday eve­ ning After the program given by the school. Mra. Maude Smith gave a re­ port of her visit to Washington. D. C. Then we organized a P. T. A. with the following officers: Pre*. Dorothy Hoff­ man; Vlce-Pres. Royal Donovan; Secy.. Fem Ball; Treaa. Colon Hallock. velvety insect with a win* spread of glad to have things of this sort brought Into the school room. Mrs. Bauman and Mra. Moody and Clifford visited school last Friday afternoon. We have seven guitars now in our orchestra. Floyd Healy is out of school with the whooping cough Robert Franz ba* b**n <lUlle Wllh UU<*1 trouble Several other, have been out on account of colds —Joaephlne Romig, teacher. !----------------------------------- - ■ -........... -wi J BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT. U AND I CLUB. The eight members of the U and I bridge club were very pleasantly enter­ tained by Mrs. J. Xf. Townsend on ton in still another way by eaung Wednesday of last week. Tlie guesU WlU. **W were attired in colonial costume*. the third Saturday evening in every George and Martha Washington and month Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Faul. Alexander Hamilton being among those I A targe moth was brought into school represented, as was also Bo-Peep. At last week by Mra. Moody. Clifford had bridge. Mr*. Frank McMillan won lop baby spent the week end with rela- found Ute cocoon last fall and the moth score and Mra. Fred Prentice Itad the Xfr. and Mr*. Raymond Faul of Lanconsolation. Mr*. Tho* Gsnunage ting spent the week end with relatives served the Washington luncheon. here. BIRTHDAY DINNER. SOUTH WOODLAND. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rice of Balti­ To acquaint you with oar quality "Hno-White" The big Aid Society held at the more Twp. gave a lovely supper Mon­ day night in honor of his mother's Brethren church last Thursday wa* well attended. Mr*. Irving Rice's, seventy-fifth birth­ Mr*. Gertrude Varney of Nashvilft day. Covers were laid for nine. Guest* Included Arthur Palmer ot Big Rapids spent the week end with her mother. fluh dried. Not starched, tel shed safflctonlly Mrs. Olive Conlon. Mrs. Myron Potter Mra. Lucy Rowlader who has been ebnto give a beautiful finish. Shirt* finished. U« and Mr. and Mra. Deane Potter of Has­ flned to her bed most of the time for tings. A very pleasant evening was the past 3 montlis. Her condition does spent and they all are wishing Mrs. not improve as friends would like to sec. Barry Wellman hod the misfortune Rice many more happy birthdays. INTRODUCTORY OFFER! 8 BRJDGE—DINNER. Mr. and Mra. Ross Johnson delight­ fully entertained eight guest* at a bridge-dinner on Saturday evening. Following the dinner the guest* en­ joyed singing many old time and pa­ triotic numbers. At bridge. Mra. Thom­ as Oamniage and Frank Hooncn won top scores. was badly bruised. Verdon Coville moved his house goods from the Jesse Dillenbeck house over nesr Freeport the first of the week. Mr. and Xtra. Homer Rowlader and Ju. AsplnaU of Nashville spent Fri­ day afternoon at Shirley Slocum's to visit Mr. Aspinall's sister. Mrs. Eliza­ beth Friend, of Evart. Mich., who has BIRTHDAY DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McPharlin ve.'y pleasantly entertained al a dinner Sunday in honor of their son Edward s birthday which occurred February 22 Covers were laid for ten. the color scheme being red. white and blue. All joined in wishing Edward many more happy birthdays. ty. Also Mr. and Mrs. John Asplnall of Carlton were visitors there. Adrian XfcCleiland lias taken over tlie cream route formerly drown by Keith Jarred in through South Wood­ land and North Castleton. No school last Thursday and Friday a.5 Mrs. Wotring was called to Ohio by the Illness of her mother. Saturday evening a targe company of friends from the surrounding com­ munity gave Mr. and Mrs Loren Hershberger a farewell surprise, over 100 bring present. Mr. and Mra. Hersh­ berger expect to move near North Man- LAST LEADERS' MEETING The last meeting of the Barry County Extension Group leaders is be­ ing held al lhe court house today. The lesson is on pottery and flower ar­ rangement. Each leader 1* to bring a piece of pottery and a winter bouquet. them from the community and will be pleased to welcome them bock any NIGHTHAWKS PARTY. time. The Nighthawk* met with Mr. and BOWNE CENTER. Mrs. Harry Shute Saturday night for a Xfr. and Mra. Eataven Russell's son. 8:30 dinner Cards were played, xfrs. Hugh Myera and Henry Sothard win­ Frederic has pneumonia. Xfr. and Mra. Wayne Benton and' ning high score and Mrs. Lids Sothard Laurence were In Grand Rapids Satur­ and L. Shultz won consolation. day, SOUTH COATS GROVE. Dori* Benton spent the week end Xfr. and Mra. DelmonB Culler. Mr. with Beatrice Thomas. and Xfra. WUl Bayne and Flora Wood Mr. and Mra. WUl Fox were Lowell attended the union services at lhe visitor* Saturday. Methodist church in Woodland Bun­ Xfr. and Mrs. Watt Thomas spent day evening. Saturday night with Kenneth Penoyer Ferri* Phillips and friend of Grand and family. Sunday afternoon they all Rapldg spent Tuesday evening at C. XI called on Xfr. and Mrs. Dick Jerrills Stowell's. and twins and Xlr. and Mrs. Dale Geo. and Greta Flrstcr ot Vermont­ Freeland and twin girls. Mrs. Free­ ville and Mr. and Kirs Herbert Flrster land's mother is in St Mary'rf with a spent Sunday near Freeport broken hip: Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and baby and Wil! Bayne and wife visited their daughter and family In Coopersville Mrs. WiU Thoma* and son. Walter, of Sunday. Niles spent Sunday at Guy Smith's.' Mrs. J. S. Thomas returned home with Varnum Phillips of Grand Rapids spent a tew days tlie past week with them for an extended visit. Xfrs. Orvln smelker and daughter his aunt. Mrs. Myrtle Stowell. were In Lowell Saturday. CARLTON CENTER. PODUNK. Mr.'and Mrs. Wm. Hale visited rela­ Lute Loehr and George Ransom are tives in Baltic Creek Sunday. Sunday visitor* at lhe home of Xfr. on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brown and nnd Mrs. Wm. Cruckford were Mr. and Mra. Hanson of Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. daughter Jaunila and Joe Cowles visi­ Judd Carpenter of Hastings, Mr. and ted Mr. and Mrs. Olvln Hayward of Mra. Joe Crocklord of Holmes church Kalamazoo Sunday. vicinity and Mis* Edith Allerdlng of < Rachel Caln of Kalamazoo spent lite week end with her parent*. Carlton. 1UV.V IIU p.iuouuw BCCVUJC OUll.Mfc..... Melvin Smith M, of ,Lansing was home day at the local XL E. church as Rev.. the week end. •Wynn is ill and confined to ids bed. ,• Mrs. Geo. Ransom visited tier cousin. Mr. and Mrr Fred H*-nncy Mid non | Mtaa Bagley, of BanflcW. who is Ml. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brecheisen end ■ Sunday. family visited Xtr. and taia. Mrs. Millard j Lewis Hine of Kalamazoo was homo _Tl*,-K*(.** —SUndSJ'. R-echclwn Cim^av Sundav a,,* afternoon. c ILM Dry Cleaner* - __ AGENT, L. J. MYERS, E. State St, Hastings. CLEANING, HAT BLOCKING, DYEING, and BUG RENOVATING. Window Shades JUSt Window Shades* Have you really looked at them recent ly? Or do you take window shades granted, like the weather. Look at Them NOW! ... SAVE Money NO Take advantage/of this remarkable offer and brighten up your home with that final touch . . . WINDOW SHADES. TWO Qualities Hand made and machine made. Any size up to 36 inches. AH oiled curtains. Fin­ est of quality. A real price. Hand Made was $1, now *7 £C Machine Made / J wai 75c, now Let us measure your home. This special is on stock sh*^-* ‘ while they last. TELEPHONE 2115 FREE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY S4, l»tt WANTS Our Success GRANGE PROGRAMS THE CHURCHES ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER- ™■ ■■ TT8EMENT FOR LESS THAN 25 CTS rBEE METHODIST CHUBCH. SEE UR FOR INSURANCE IBVIXO GBABGB MO. S5. Harting, Cbarck The Vault Without a Fault HASTINGS OITT MISSION pjkl'ER HANGING ANI» PAlSTINi.- < •> Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. U MAUS Harran Caar-I rail at 430 E. HUI A SON |\.*e'M !FOB MALE H. S. SHELDON HASTINGS. MICH. Maary to l«as aa ml atlsta. Baal aatale aaM «a caauUMtoa. Gaaanl aMvaystxlas Bavios ■ eoaiplata Mt at ALitrut Beak, aaaipilaS from Iba raaorSi. cao farsUb toai plata aUlTMto. H>R NAJ.F.-afair d»|.»da ttN, ' a a.I v.x j aaa, .*1.1 a... a — f *y —..r * , 1... „ , • a>.lrb.<.>. Half w<l. ■ n(ik M..I.II. ■ '01/ <« «ra.r .iJa -t »«ad 1 • । H । _ — - . ...__ ’.. A - - ‘ .J I., I'ara* ’ WASTKla—i»ar nlO ■■ ■■ a rar-l , • । B»ute k lU.tia*. ' ' - ?• Allat/... Home Economics Extension Work -‘ WESLEYAN METHODIST CHUBCH BABY CHICKS! Concrete Burial Vaults has become practically unlver- the Hsstlnn BurUl Vault has proven Its superiority over all other undirUken la Barry County. Hastings Burial Vault Company WELCOME OKAMOE HASTINGS. NICU. PHONK SC23 ALTOFT GROUP The Aitoft Home Economics Exten■ion Group met at tlie home of Mir., I Clcsale Kennedy. The meeting was I called to order by the chairman. Mrs.' Florence Harthy. 9 members. 1 vial- i ! tor were present. After the regular: 1 NOTICE TO CBEDITOBS. previous lesson wc adjourned for din-;p.*k ner. ... iu«» In the afternoon the leaden. Mrs ! . Winifred Cheney and Mrs Grace ColYANKEE SPRINGS. fri vin. gave the lewon on the selection,!3*1’ an<* Mr’ Bt^d McKlbbln were at s,,. raivauiy>' Oornaes vuanwrs Tuesday lucwiy P. r. M. as. and ana u«r eu... planning and hanging of pictures , Hlckor ..U libel. A. ' i visited UW drahur. Mr,. Vrua ........u. ... their daughter. Mrs. Trank — .! Brown, and family. The next meeting will be held the home of Mrs. Carrie Nichols ln| Mrs Melvin McKibbin and children , went Tuesday to spend a few days March.-Lillie Barker. Secy. with her sister and brothers near Mid­ I dleville. while her mother is In HasCEDAR-......... CREEK GROUP.. FIBST CHURCH OF CHBIST. SCIENTIST j The Cedar Creek Extension class-will1 Ungs caring for another daughter. Mrs. meet for their last lesson "Flower Ar- * “u- •’ John and Dennis Duffey-and mother rangement.” At the Cedar Creek; majored Id Jackson county near Tompkhft cn Wednesday and spent the day PINE LAKE GROUP. at the W. A. Raymond home. J On February 18. 17 members and 7 Wm. Shatter of Orangeville called at vivitoni of the Home Furnishing class the /. C._ Raymond home Thursday. met al the home of Mrs. Ruth TrrMrs. S. J. Couch of Nashville called pcnlng. After a shott bustnevs session at J. c Raymond s Friday. , In charge of Mrs. Myrtle Rogers, the Mr. and Mn F d. Williams and meeting was turned over to Mrs. Hat- daughter ______ Ardlth and Mr and __ Mrs I tie Kllltck who gave a review of the George Williams and daughter. Dorotaaon on curtains—how to make them. I thy of Hastings were Saturday evening also suitable materials. [ guests of Mr. and Mrs\ J. C Raymond FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH. Following a pot luck luncheon, ar-1 and mother. Mrs. Lydia Williams. j ransements were made for the Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum of Achievement Day dinner. Then Mr«. | Cloverdale called at the J. C. Raymond Mary MuUcndore very ably presented home Sunday. • Uhe lesson on. The Use of Pictures In Mr. and Mrs. Roy McfclUen and Ktee, F the Home.; I Phyllis from near Cutlerville spent M TTje nrM and last meeting will be Sunday Ed. McKibbin s t held jrfth Mrs Olive on March -----------------« a a METHODIST EPISCOPAL chubch. 3rd. ^hen Flower Arrangement will be EAST DELTON. | studied. . Mr. and Mrs. Hmer Willison and HATTINGR nnniTP vn I I MBriet’a spent Saturday night and Middleville Poultry Farm and Hatchcry HASTINGS MARKETS Notice! buying hides, pelts and fun. Mock north of the HasUnn National Hank^ARCHIE TOBIAH Important Announcement ON FEBRUARY 25 - 26 - 27 Laskota. 10a. Onto. Whaal- WMta. io*. Wheat—Ued. !• ■ya. nt. Oal*. S3* Bailay. St* baah.l Baakwhaal. I1.SS i«r cwt. Cara. 4 Or. Freda—Retail PrIce. Caltoa aeed meal. »i IS. 0<l BaaL 13.00. (■••i: Ml .- , » Mld41.a<a. 11 10. Brraltk feed, Sl.SS. Chick t«J. is.qo to (1.00. Cratked tern. 11 m TlaoUy seed. (3.TS baahal BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. ............ Itoltoa r>-»e 11VlA«mP— Hu..w- > U . VI iXTl.ta— T>' ' rare «-« a cw.i tn ' LOST—February 11 < M I a .I II. <.f Ban , .. • ' - home of Mr... Martha Brandstetter az00 Frtniyr a. so-enlwn mrfflben tain; „ Mr nna M„ Mc. 1 ...K . Quarrie a baby girl on Saturday. Febmif, m . Tn"'bL5U.r C!“‘r* 13 8110 *“» «*«» namcd •MarJ man, Mrs. Sullivan. All agreed in favor ‘ Elizabeth i lor 7r lc"dc" and “ Mr “nd Alvah Pennock were 1 calkd ,o ,he h<Mnf' of thMr "dn Alvah. T 1. “"'Jr. Sundn, m, uxount « th. wHou, 1M a.atd. IL.- i ‘ eAaw. r?r.>'r T r- 1 r. pictures which was very interesting. CHURCH. Mr and Mrs Oay Waters and von of JloHurd .nd .ir. o! , given. Selecting of slip covers for, Delton were callers Ph®M t(si Achievement Day was postponrd on Sunday evening. ' aCNextl mJt’lnv 1 ' Mr5 clarence at Ri x Waters ttnd Elwln » pari oi last February 29. at fl.30 at the weeg w)th home folks. home of Mrs Hla Myers with a pot Mr and Mr, John willlson. VloU chbistiax scientists HOLD w*w iuck dinner in our — leaden. -v.r A5h#Uer n honor rmm.gnd ..uf Mrs and spent Thursday evening with INOTO.I CEIEI.UAT.OX SEBVICE Mr, UW)> Jason Willison and family and got ac­ Mudge, to show our appreciation of quainted with their new granddaughtheir good work. All members please be present.—Gertrude Newton. Secy. Andy Louden and family are about to move to their new homo, the old ASSYRIA GROUP The Assyria Home Economics Ex- Bissell farm in the Polley district whlch< • tension group will meet with Mrs Ilhcy PurchM*d •cmc Ume *1° Then Call Us Erangle Miller. Wednesday afternoon. I March 2. Members bring pottery for^ flower arrangement and winter bou-1 Hastings Whippet Co. quets. also chairs and finished slip covers. Report number of pictures elim- ! mated and number changed —Kathryn Cole. Sec y. | mature the garage. He lias had THE EXCHANGE. "So Robert married a social nobody. iurr snd ,ust thlnk- hl* Ancestors came the following prices: latwr 7Se <iud acruss In the Mayflower!” • "That’s all right; her folks came arrow with half r million ”—Boston i1 Transcript. Haatlngi Whippet Co. AND THE NAVY? OLIN KUNZ. The Swiss Army has 31 generals. j i '• , i When it becomes necessary to make arrangements for funeral services in distant cities, our experience in han­ dling matters of this kind will prove invaluable. rnt vork X.er ill S* r * । and wuitfSe.tUn.' I it elarit' . M E. CHURCH NOTES. EMMANUEL CHUBCH (EFIEC0FAL1 Buy A 1930 Studebaker $QEft Club SedanOOU 1930 Easex JQQE Town Sedan WWW 1930 Chevrolet SedanO 3 1930 Ford Tudor 3 1 F R 1Fj F I 11 Lj can of paint to every visitor Telephone ZZ7b LLHttR COMPANY HASTINGS MICHIGAN Is your rupture held at the RIGHT point? In many cases the place where lhe rupture appear* Is aot the right place to apply the truss. Your truss does no good if incorrectly fitted. Do not guess about i such a serious matter. Have our Expert Truss Fitter j show you the right way to comfort, freedom of action and relief. Doctors endorse correct truss fitting. W» guarantee iL THE PRESCRIPTION DRUGSTORE B. A. LyBarker, Proprietor. Hastings, Mick AUTHORIZED EXCLUSIVE AKRON TRUSS FITTERS Ct $04 E 1931 Ford Tudor043 1929 Nash Ad- $OQE vanced Six Coach. Cw3 1928 Ford $4 Tudor____ I DU U. B. MISSION. 1HAT<HING I FOR HALE •aOADWCV t GUEM TanXea Boni-x> CBBm jrfll Merchandise in our Establishment is marked in plain figures ... with the price of the COM­ PLETE Funeral Service. $4 4E 143 $4 Aft 2__ I UU 1928 Studebaker 4 Pass. Coupe 1925 Hudson 7 Pass. Sedan WALLDORFF OHONgS wet 2683 rroaa 2225 CARDS OF THANKS NOW! T FUNERAL HOME ANNOUNCES Used Car p I e t e charge, re­ lieving the family of every, responsi­ bility, every detail, even to purchasing the necessary rail­ road tickets, mak­ ing Pullman reser­ vations, and check­ ing baggage. The Manufacturers of B. P. S. Paints wilt hold a demonstra tion of their products at our show rooms. 1928 Whippet Coach33 1927 Essex Coachf 3 $ft£ $OE Johnson Auto Co. HssUngs. Mich Chas. ft. £«onardr* PHONES: Funeral Service t UHCIUI service Hastings, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, Feb. 24, 1932 Garfield Has High Herd and Buehler High Cow for January Tn the Barry County No. 1 Cow 'Test­ second is another herd of thirteen ing Association there were 319 cows purebred Holstains owned by Jeaie COLLEGE GROWS TREES FOR FOREST PLANTING Suitable Varietiea For All Sec­ tions In Michigan Grown At Dunbar and East Lansing Tries grown by Michigan State Col­ milk and 333 lbs. fat. ■ lege at Its East laming and Dunbar The two large herds of 16 or mon cows, which averaged high were both this state for forest, shelterbelt, wind­ owned by R. W Cook. Hla herd of members find it both Interesting and purebred and Grade Hoisteins averaged break. or Christmas tree plantings Several species of trees are grown profitable to keep daily milk records of at each station to secure stock which hls herd of 30 Guernsey* and Jerseys The high'small herd of 6 cowa or mixed averaged 507 lbs. of milk and will be suitable to the conditions where it is, to be planted. live two stations less, to owned by Lyle Garfield of.Mid­ dleville. He has two grade Jersey cows The cow to make the largest number also cut down the distances which the which average 1551 lbs milk and 507 of pounds of butterfat is a grade plants have to be shipped anti avoid Iba. of fat. The second high small herd Guernsey UUE.>Ucj owned vw.«^. by Forrest Buehler. heavy losses of seedlings which become is owneg in woodland by Wm. Velte. Mr. Buehler lives near Freeport. Tlie dried otit in shipment. Mr. Velte has 6 purebred Holstein cows, ( cow gave 1380 Iba. of 5 per cent milk, * The Importance of planting forests on land not suitable for farming is with a dry one Included, which made: making 640 Iba. of butterfat. Site was recognized by- the federal government an average of 123S Iba. of milk and 39.4 fed silage, alfalfa hay and a balanced which co-operates with Michigan State lbs. of fat. They were milked three grain ration times daily and only five ot the shei Other high producing co%a were College In producing the seedling.! milk and 261 lbs. of butterfat. Of the 219 cows tested 34 j more than 1250 lbs. of milk and f owned by Milo Shaw. Morris Harper seedlings la tower thia year, and ProPaul crldler. £. Brodbeck and Bon. Karl Eckardt. C- M Stowell. Maynard Miller and Marshall Pierce.—L. Raber, lege forestry department suggests that the ease of securing help to plant the tester. seedlings should Increase the acreage normally reforested in this state. Christmas tree planta Hons furnish BROADCAST SERIES OF WOMAN ISSUES RULES TUBERCULOSIS TALKS. their owner with an income from idle OF IDEAL HOME LIFE Leading medical specialists will lake land within a few years after they are part in a wrte* of radio broadcasts planted. Other forest trees arc slower Ten Commandments for Home dealing with tuberculosis as a personal in producing money returns but the and public health problem, it to an­ cost of planting is tow and Utile at­ Making Arc Told By Farm­ nounced by the Michigan Tubcrcutools tention to needed by the trees after they are once art. ers’ Week Speaker Association. Complete instructions on the proper The health talks are scheduled for "Thou shall make beautiful, keep each Wednesday noon between Feb­ kinds of trees to select for certain clean and in order thy home" is the ruary 3 and March 16. and will be purposes can be obtained from tIngreatest of the "Ten Homemaking broadcast from station WON. Chicago, Col lege forestry department. Commandments." according to Miu at 11:50 A. M.. central time. The var­ Myrtle*-Weldon, state home demonstra­ ious discussions, each led by a special­ SMUT IS NO PROBLEM tion leader of Kentucky, main speaker ist. will be Intended Jar the general WITH MARKTON OATS at the Home Economics extension public as well u tuberculosis workers The complete program of speakers banquet Tuesday evening being held in Immune Variety Yields Well In connection with the homemakers' di­ and topics as announced February 3—Tuberculosis of the vision of Fanners Week at Michigan Michigan State Tests But Mouth and Upper Respiratory Organs." Blate College. February 1 to 5. Lodges On Heavy Soils Second of tlie commandments should Dr. Francis L Lederer. Chicago. February 10—-“A Talk with lhe Tu­ be "Eight hours a day shalt thou labor A variety of oats which is so resis­ and do all thy housework and the other berculosis Patient." Dr. Walter H. Wat­ tant to smut that it is unnecessary to treat the seed oato has been tried out eight of Uiy waking hours thou shall terson. Chicago. February 17— "Cross Eye—Ito Mean­ at Michigan Blate College and found attend to thy homemaking," explains MUs Weldon, who follows this with ing and Treatment." Dr. Irving 8. to be satisfactory for production in many secttons of lhe state. "Thou shalt not slump on thy job." as Muskat. Chicago. February 34—"Tuberculosis of the the third of the commandments. variety. Markton. is believed to have In the fourth. Miss Weldon advises Skin." Dr. Max S. Wien. Winfield. Ill. March 2—"Surgery in Tuberculosis come to lhe Louisiana Purchase Expo­ every housewife to "Take a short va­ sition in 1904 from Turkey, and a se­ cation from thy tjouseiwld tasks" Thto Dr. Jerome Head. Naperville. Ill. March 9—"Sinus Infection In Chil­ lection from this strain was made by in order to better lira up to the next commandment, "Thou shalt guard thy dren and Adults." Dr. Irving 6. Musk­ the Oregon Station in 1911. This oat lias been under trial at Michigan health and the health of thy famliy at. Chicago. March 16—"The Function of a State College for the past three years wlth all thy might." The sixth and seventh "laws ' as pro­ Health Department in the Campaign Against Tuberculosis " Dr. W. A. Evans. farmers for increase ao that in 1933 vided by the speaker, are closely re­ quantities of seed will be available. lated. "Thou shall strive to keep thy­ Chicago. In the farm crops department's ex­ self mentally alert" and “Thou shaft PAPER BILLS. periments to determine the variety's at all times hold thyself in readiness to Nearly 10.000.000 pounds ot special­ immunity to smut, it was grown in answer the call of thy family for friendship and companlonalilp." as Is ly prepared paper was delivered st the competition to Uro well known Michialso the eighth, "Thou shalt cultivate Bureau of Engraving and Printing dur­ and encourage In thyself and in thy ing the last fiscal year for the. printing emphatic by artificially inoculating family a sense of humor and tlie abili­ of )>aper money, checks, government portions of the seed from each variety ty to play." . bonds and revenue and postage stamps ed no smut in the plots which were The next to the last la one which is being found of increasing Importance into internal revenue stamps. 5348.696 not planted with Inoculated seed, and in the feminine world of today, “Thou pounds being used in tills manner. only a trace of smut tn the plots where . shall strive io make thyself easy to Even paper currency, which took up the smut spores were applied directly ' took upon.” and the tenth command­ 2.143324 pounds, required leas than ment to Thou shall not forget thy revenue stamps. Postage stamp paper badly smutted. Markton oate yield well but the straw amounted to 2.092.525 pounds. community." Is not as still as that of Wolverine oate and the smut free variety is more A TWO-STATE OFFICE MAKE WOOD BACK. opt to Iqdge on heavy soils than the located exactly on the state line If your sink "is too low and It cannot be conveniently heightened, build a dividing Texas and Arkansas, at Tex­ standard Michigan variety. Markton oats should not lodge on the lighter soil rack of hard wood to fit the sink and arkana, a new mlltton-doUar post office types in Michigan. raise the dish pan as many Inches as to will serve the twin cities and house The variety to not recommended for necessary to save stooping, while wash­ federal courts of both states. The state use in the Upper Peninsula where ing dishes in it. A wood rack will not line passes through the building's cen­ stem rust Is prevalent, lovold oato. mar the sink. It should be made of alate ter door. A problem of confusion which v Inch are rust resistant, will usually nailed to crow ends. Hard wood is pre- has existed for years over mall ad­ outyleld either Markton or Wolverine I tcrable to soft wood because It can be dressed to persons in both cities is ex­ onto there. . oiled with linseed oil to preserve the pected to be solved by the single post office. wood. It can then be easily cleaned. DELTON. There will not be any Father-Son banquet In Delton this week aa was announced in our last week's items. It has been called off on account of so much sickness and the fact that no tickets had been sold up to Monday morning. Roger Williams. Max Reynolds and Avis Mlles were all confined to their homes last week with the "flu" and there are lots of people in our sur­ rounding communities that are having IL Mrs. Elwyn Hayward gave a shower for the new bride. Mrs. Max Reynolds, Saturday evening. Theta Special* for Friday and Satur­ Mr?. George Leonard of Hasting! gave a green and tan shower in honor day Cannot Be Duplicated ! of Mra. Max Reynolds Tuesday after­ Guaranteed Firet Quality Merchandite noon. Aboursixty ladles were present mosUy from Delton and some from Hastings. Blocks for a quilt were pieced In lhe afternoon and presented to tlie bride and besides she received a nice lot of very useful articles. Dainty 29 x 4.40 30 x 4.50 .30x31*4 refreshments were served. Everyone enjoyed a very pleasant afternoon. The Delton Home Furnishing class will meet al the home of Mrs. Julia Doster at 2 P. M. Tuesday, March 1. Mra. Nellie Larabce of Hastings spent last week with Mr. and Mra. Harry P. Wertman. Sunday Mr. Larabec and son Lester and Mrs. Ida Tolles spent the day there and Mrs. Larabee re­ turned home with them. Charley Smith of Oklahoma is visit­ ing hiS brother William and mother, Mra. Matilda Smith, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs Solomon Stanton and Mr. and Mrs. William Seibel attended a family gaUiering Sunday at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell at Cedar Creek the occasion being in hon­ or of Mr. and Mra. Campbell's wedding FLASHLIGHTS RADIO HORNS anniversary. Complete, 2 Call . . fclOC Get Aa Eaton Owe . . f UV Delton friends of Charles Huffman, a former resident of Delton, were grieved to learn of his death last week, which PENN-LINE OIL $975 3 DRY CELLS |l00 occurred at Battle Creek. Sympathy is S Gallons...................... *•> NOW 3 for...................... 1 extended to lhe bereaved family. Mr. and Mra. Roy Walters of Gull lake are very happy over the arrival Bunday night of a 7 3-4 lb. daughter, who has been named Charlotte Clair. Mra. Walters was formerly Miss Emma BANKING by Mail with this Bank has become a frequent occurrence were giving milk. ( Of lhe medium sized herds of 7 to 15 cowa, Lloyd GaakiU'a eleven purebred Hoisteins were high with 1387 lbs. of milk and 41.0 lbs. of fat Ranking JPECIALT Friday and Saturday Only TIRES AND TUBES $*•*2 $ 25 Tube 75c Tube 86c Tube 89c UNITED STATES TIRES AND TUBES 9c* 7c* jffuto Jport Mop 4 ♦ Phon. 2177 “Driot-ln Strmct It Is often found inconvenient to call here in person . . . Inclement weather, social obligations_aressing business interviews, and various other things may make it difficult or impossible. . In such an event, we wish to remind you that BANKING by MAIL with THIS BANK has become one of the estab­ lished methods of doing busi­ ness with us. This bank’s service, its safety and all its banking facilities are accorded ALL depositors and patrons, irrespective of whether they call in person, or “Bank by Mail." Conservative but Progressive Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank In Barry County Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2217 MILO. Papers were drawn up last week Monday transferlng Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Doster's farm to Mr. and Mrs Louts Kramer. On Thursday Mr. and Mrs Doster moved to their new home at Woodland. We will miss Mr. and Mrs Doster much and heartily commend them to the people of Woodland as good and worthy citlaens. MORGAN. IVelte's tn East Woodland, the latter HELLO. GOOD-BYE! Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shaffer of Pauline Bu of Charlotte spent tire hello’ Kalamazoo spent the week end with hto week end with her parents. Mr. und parents. Mr. and Mra. J. W. Shaffer. Jake Ruckle ot Grand Rapids spent Specialty Salesman a couple days last week with Austin Many a man resembles a rooster. He Mr. and Mra. Elgin MMd entertained does the crowing while his wife does their children of Battle Creek over the moved. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Spaw moved onto the farm purchased by their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kramer. Mr. Germain is making many im­ provements on the farm recently purchased here. The Aid meeting at the home of Mrs. Geo. Wood was well attended and en­ joyed. Proceeds for dinner netted 6530. Lansing and Mrs. Irene Johnson of Plainwell spent Bunday with J. W. Shaffer and family. , Mr. and Mrs. Clair VanSickle anil Cecil Winans of Battle Creek spent Sunday with the Webb's. No school Monday on the account of the Illness of the teacher, Miss Helen WUlltto. Our former pastor. Rev. Angerer, now of Belding is at the Pennock hospital at Hastings very 111. We hope for a speedy recovery. Our third quarterly meeting for this conference year Is to be held at the Stony Point church beginning Friday evening the 36th. and continuing over the Sabbath. Thursday by Mra. Edward Farr, Hickpreceding the annual meeting, The election of officers took place this be­ ing a custom of the club. Mrs. Kellogg Flower was elected president, Mrs. Henry Whidby, vice-president; Mra. Glen Prouty, secretary; Mias Nina Fenner, treasurer; and Mrs. Chas. by "February's great men" a short Lincoln program was enjoyed. Albert Chase returned from his visit in Plainwell last week Monday. Porter Tooze'a natal day was the 15th and his father-in-law, Albert chase's. birthdays the following guests were entertained on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs Earl Paddock of Hope Center. Mrs. Alice Fargo and Chas. Laubaugh of 8. Hope. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Good of Freeport. attended and a good program enjoyed. ent and gave two readings and special music also provided. It to reported Mr. Wiseman and family will move the last of this week onto a farm near Freeport. John Kam­ merer. who has made ills home with the Wiseman's the past winter will ac­ companying them. Albert Chase visited Mr. and Mrs. Clase Holden in Kalamazoo Friday. Mrs. Tooze and daughter attended church at Prairieville Sunday evening and report a good meeting and large attendance. . Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Flower will cele­ brate their fiftieth wedding anniversary this week Tuesday at a one o'clock luncheon with fifty Invited guests. MOTORING COSTS. From detailed cost records reported on about 600 automobiles operated in various parts ot the United Blates. fig­ ures prepared by the American Road Bulldara' Association indicate that CRESSEY'. Rosclla Barber and friend of Sagi­ naw spent Bunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Barber. Gerald Cairns of North Irving spent Thursday with Lee Reynolds and fam­ ily-aThe C. C met'Saturday with an at­ tendance of about thirty-five, tire program consisted of readings on Washington and Lincoln. Rev. Belle of Richland was present and gave a splendid Washington. Lin­ coln talk. Junne Baker. Mr. and Mrs. .Carl Enxton of Kalamazoo visited at the home of Mr. and Mra. Delbert Enzlan Sunday. Mra. chai. Conyer and ion from near Richland visited Mrs. Lee Rey­ nolds and family Thursday. Mr. Stocking attended the funeral of a niece at Three Rivera on Wednes­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrto Quick and son of Milo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Enzlan. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. MICHIGAN as a Winter Resort Michigan, widely known a» ■ summer vacai I* la becoming recognised as an unexcelRd playground. of exhilarating winter aporta i nice time enjoyed by all. Visitors at Mrs. Clarinda Stowell's and son. George, called Thursday; Mrs. Della Cotton on Tuesday P M. linger called there uur^nxi Bunday. for the lovely box they sent her alsoi Rev ahd Mrs. Ronald Hoffman of are as follows in cento per mile: Light, Sunfield were Sunday guests of Mr. and hospital passed away Saturday evening. fours, 6A2; medium fours, 6.43; heavy, Mrs. Walker Cotton. Alton Wfrsriar, who has been ao sick Halting. 730; light sixes. 73g; medium sixes, noon at Henton's funeral home. day evening at their aunt's. A innumerable bilk TAMARAC CORNERS. The Ladies' Aid at Mrs. Ethel Hough- ■11 �THE HASTINGS BANNtR, WEDNEADAY, FEBRUARY 14, HU GOOD METHODS STOP coneimrino iu> nrirrwma! Ar aau i/ '•MaMWRWI* yum nn,u decision regarding the color REJECTION OF MILK I combination of the 1933 motor vehicle ; y SSBS M C A. ITEMS । license plates, is to be matte soon by OompEEle. R«fu.. M l* t*l»rt»«n< o< SUu. Ty . .ZT uM«k ST, .nanons are being comidarad at the Year party lest Wednesday night, enAccept Product With Abpresent time . tertalnlng the boy* of the Y. M. C- A. normal Flavors 1 The first call* for black numeral* on 1 group Rereral prevtniableJacturs may give Kllow background. The *«ond^c»Us The George William* Y M C A, i’ r\,n, J? e.vnr whirh riuu-i toT blue nuxncr*l* on a white back- gnxipled by Wealey Logan visited the milk an cbnormsl fte'-or which causes |gTOUnd. , reverse of the colors al the 'Middleville Hl-Y last Tuesday evening, its rejCiUan by the c.xnpaniea which lgj3 pute*. Within the next few weeks. After the Bible study a basket ball buy ml.'k from the fanners lor sate to a decision also will bemade regarding । game was enjoyed in the new gym. d y wmsunet* according to the dalrv the use at Michigan-mined copper in, saddlevUte 15. Hastings U. .. SI... COIM. X ..nr ~ra»n.y ---- Th r o Uege department make* many Oon ls ^auy recognized as the - i^Xn* bJe Xport*. analyse, ewi; y^r ot samHre of milk m(Ml uglWe cumbmallon possible while ^nauor-al marwhfch hare some undesirable flavors Uj, hlue on wWt* 1* considered to hare " prenuT In excludon of re_ ----------------------------- . --------------third place m teglbtllty of color combi“n ‘ Washing­ feeding strong Cav jred feed previous nations 'ton to milking, improper cooling of live m.lk. and prolonged lactation periods *W“ We4«»dey e,enln«. Febfor one or mart- animals in tue dairy Jn . hlue beeksruund The m«l marked difference is in the location of H'J01 J} P01 .,uc* supper and discussion. A talk about One farmer wlioce milk was rejtch-d the name of the state. Michigan Platas B3ble MICHIGAN 1932" 85lrb.!j! ,by ^e.v»“ Sn)oy^.by daily *i the receiving staflwn sent hare the words c,ub meeU c*er> two weeks sample* U, the college for test. An in- aoove the numerals white Ohio put* I vraugatlon *hpw"d thit the milk from ii^r year and state below the numerals. I al ,he san‘c P****Tlie * Hastings Hl-Y received Into one animal in the lietd oaured all th- 1932 color combinaUon* of other neartrouble' Tilt cow which gave tiw nn- by itales are: Illinois, blue and' membyship last Tuesday evening the desmabir milk had been in production orange Indiana.agxten _,and white; following new members: Franklin Kentucky, raarocn and white; Mlh- (Beckwith. George Dewey. William Fox. continuously for 23 months. Feeding adage or some other feeds ncsota. maroon and gold; New York. Arthur Webb. Maurice Adrianson. Robimmeolatcly before tnc cow* were black and yellow. Pennsylvania, gold ert Angell. Harold Adam*. Edmund mibked caused baa flavor* m the milk and blue. West Virginia, black and Howard, and Wayne Snyder. from several herd*. A change in the white, and Wisconsin, yellow-and blue. Hidden Yeara” by Oxenham. life fading time *o the troubte*ocne feed* The Province of Ontario is using a story of Jc*u* 1* the Bible book being •■ere ghen io cows after milking elimi­ cumbinatlon ot grey and black. -• — ’ ~ Y group, — u*ed with ------------the Pioneer 23 nated the objbctionabte flavors; i member* from tlie 5 to 8 grades. insufficient oxillng a! tire rqjlk HIS ESHAY. Nashville Hl-Y had a special meet­ Il’S pretty hard to get ahead of the ing Thursday evening, February IB. tn tions Most of tni* milk which wa* re- youngster* A teacher called for briefj uJduct" new^rnembe'r*8 int^'Tive 'club* lertArf r.rr. Irani f.nnfailed essay* on "The funnfcat auc™mbera *nt®. “* «“’»• jetted came from farm* which which failed funniest thine thing II rrrr ever _ Woodbridge Smith and John VanDe­ to cool tlie evening milk below 65 de- «,«•.“ One boy got through Several venter leaders. The group went to Mid­ grte* minutes before the others, and the dleville Tuesday night this week to Troubles may ocuir in mltk pastfturi- , teacher asked to Afe hi* effort. On hl* meet with lhe Hl-Y group there in ration plant* where any copper part* paper was written. The funniest thing Bible study and basket ball. have lost then plating *o the copper 11 ever saw was too funny for words.”— Middleville had two girls and their comes tn direct contact with the milk. Boston Transcript, leaders. Miss Thoma/ attend the State convention of Girl Reserves al Battle Creek last week end. February 13. “We need qsurc religion even more than white coal a* a source of power." —Dr. Charles P. Steinmetz. . Read "Wrecking or Building. I* Christianity Finished." by P. w. Wil­ son. N EXTRA DAY'S FG©© If . .......... ... "WHAT PANCAKES I WHAT ECONOMY! F R E E ? What's G.A. Brand Product*. Compare their low price* with what you've been paying—and their saperiftr quality, too! Then you'll know for less money. Syrup I.G.A. CANE AND MAPLE 22 Ox. Bottle 19c Pancake Flour IGR 23c Asparagus f^TSL.'cJ 25c Tomatoes 2 no. zm c.n. 25c Salmon IGA Fancy Red 29c Soup Campbell's Tomato 4 cana 29C Gelatine Dessert POWDER IGR Coffees . * I ’ Bland 30C ‘G’ Blend 25C *A’ Blend ZOC VACUUM PACKED De Luxe 39c IGA 3 ^19c Milk PET Tall Can 7c Peanut Butter ICR iso. j.. 15c I. G. A. ☆ ☆ ☆ Corn Meal IG4 ShU Su- ^lSc Macaroni or Spaghetti 5c Red Kidney Beane IGA &.* 10c Pork & Bean* c^npuu* 4 c*°* Z7c Laundry Soap IGA 3 b-,. 10c SOUPS Campbell'. A.wrt.d J C... 27c Tomato Juice c~.pb.n-. 3 c... 25c Gold Dust Largs Sue Package 23c white AND OUT COLD DUST SLOURlhG l-OWDER FREE! ft Bank r Has An Unbroken Record of 45 Years Service Unfaltering, accommodating, con­ scientious ... through prosperity and depression .. . this bank has ii 1 given its very best efforts to the welfare of its patrons and this community. • The management of this bank is in the hands of careful, painstaking business men, who have aimed to be conservative, and yet be as liberal as good business prac­ tice would permit This Bank InvitesYour Savings and Commercial Accounts. Hastings City Bank ‘The Bank with the Chime Clock’ program at the p. T. A. Friday night al j the Methodist church. A fine program I , of educational tklk*. play* and singing I wa* given. The .•■tockholders meeting of the Nashville Co-«peraUv«fBMppera' As­ sociation wa* Ifeltr Inst yedneoday tftlernoon. The following directors were . re-elected; Toifi'Xfason, L. D. Gardner. ,train of Ionia. Mrs. Gail Lykins sang NAMES ELEMENTS 1 HICKORY CORNERS. * up with a brokenTeg Arthur Miller. Vem Bivens, Cheater The Brown Brother* are building a j.\ nGHT ON TB. There are so many sick with flu tn .Smith’and Robert Martin. A meeting Interment in Lakeview cemetery. The Welcome Phils thea class will' Tuberculosis as a “problem” disease this community it U impossible to enu- stretch at road, near Marshall 1 will be held later to elect officers. The The following Officer* were elected at ilockholder* voted to sign the bank 1meet Friday night. They will entertain — -one mat does nt cat people alive' merate them The Kellogg school was j bul lpO(u them"—requires differ- ' closed Friday for a short time on ac- the Home Literary club at Mr* Min­ agreement for the re-opening of the 1their husbands. Mu* Mildred Catey and MUs Gladys ent methods of discovery, control and 0X101 of *° m»n7 of the student* and nie Farr's Thursday: President. Mra. bank. O B Price agricultural agent of Mary R. Flower; Vice-President, Mra. »»»«— sang over station >nr, . at Bal-1 treatment than — _•> — a* —— and its1' faculty being abaent. Potter WELL other diseases, On the evening of February 26 the«e Minnie Whldby; Secretary. Mra. Ber­ ent and talked on railroading and tie Creek Monday evening. Miss Calcy I nearest specific cure U rest tha Proutyx Treasurer, Miss Nina Fentrucking. sang “Just A’Wearyin' for You" and i Thu* was tubarculosls ^escribed by will be a pageant ar Kellogg high school commemorating thg Washington Eugene Partridge suffered a stroke Absent " Miss Potter sang "I Love a Dr. Alfred Henry. Indianapolis, prcslDr. Woodburne at Augusta is kept Wednesday which paralyzed his left Llttle cottage." and "The Old Refrain " dent of the National Tuberculosis As- bicentennial. Music will be fumUhcd very bW lately the day he visita thi* side. Mr. and Mr*. Adolph Dausa and I soclation. in an address before the by the community orchestra, chorus place, evary Thursday. Mra. Stephen Mater went to her family are moving this week into the Rapid* Antl-Tuberculosl* So- and high school band. Paul Jones became very ill last week home at Marshall to spend a few day*. Verdon Knolls' home on lhe north side. I annual meeting last meek AL’B WHITE ELEPHANT. Mrs. Llbble Marshall is helping care Mr. and Mr*. Fred Warner were al i Michigan, with 3300 sanatorium beds and was taken to lhe Battle Creek The Empire Bute Building of New for her sister. Mrs. McFarland. Lansing Monday night. i under th* c*rp of competent specialist* Sanitarium foe treatment. We are glad to see George Letnaar York City, tallest structure in the Miss Edith Fleming spent Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand Youngs of.wllh * highly interested medical pro­ world, has two stories below ground! on our streets again after being Uld at Hastings. . Charlotte called on the Utter’s Aster, tension and a broad legisUUve code, is Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Woodard of Char­ Amy Hartwell Sunday afternoon. favorably equipped to solve 1U costlotte and Mr and Mrs Ed. Greenfield Earle Wright of Ionia, field aecre-1lle*1 *nd most dangerous disease probof Marshall have left (or a western tary of the National Retail Credit as-. »«n- Dr- Henry declared He placed trip to California. sodatIon met with the members of the 1 Michigan among the most progressive The Clover Leaf club wa* delightful­ local credit exchange at the Belson »Ules for its anti-tuberculoaU work. ly entertained Thursday night by Mrs. Bakery at noon Friday. | Discovery and IsoUUon ot the "open" Bessie Brown and Mra. Ida Appelman. Mrs Eunice Mead and Mrs. Hamll- C5U<S now spreading the disease ts the During the business meeting Mr*. ton spent Friday with Mr and Mrs. present goal of aotl-tuberculoals workera. Dr. Henry said. During April tlie Pauline Lykins was elected president. CUrence Shaw. Games were enjoyed. Lovely refresh­ The many friends of Mrs. Iva Mar­ Michigan Tuberculosis Association and ments were served. tin* of Kalamo >ere sorry to hear of affiliated local branches will conduct an Dr tod Mrs. Stewart Lofdahl and her death Funeral service* will be held Early Diagnosis campaign throughout the state as a part of a nation-wide Jean Brown were at Beldthg Sunday Wednesday afternoon at her home. afternoon. Mrs. Uabcllr Cooley t* vblUng her program to flrtd the “other case" or un­ Funeral service* for Mrs Seth Gra­ daughter. Mra. Fem Smith, in Maple known tuberculosis patients and to pre­ vent their Infecting well persons. ham were held Sunday afternoon at one Grove. Dr. Henry attributed the success of o’clock at the Nazarene church con­ ducted by Rev. Dorthea Hayter. Burial mg their daughter Helen to Ann Ar­ the anU-tuberculoals campaign tn lhe bor Thursday for examinations She United States, which has had a reduc­ tion of death* due to tuberculosis from has been In bed the past three months nearly 300 death* per 103.000 popula­ J*eld at the home Sunday afternoon at with heart trouble. two o'clock in charge of Rev W D. Robert Ayers and Earle Smith left tion in 1900 to only 76 in 1930. to pop­ Hayes Mrs. Gail Lykin* sang two Monday for Carp Lake where they are ular support given the tuberculosis sones. Mr. Deeds was sixty year* old going to work 'on a road job for Christmas seals. Fund* from thi* and lived most of his life in and around Maurer Brother*. . source have financed anti-tuberculosis ’ Nashville and had conducted a black­ The girl scouts met Thursday night work for twenty-five years. smith shop for a good many year*. He tn organize. Twenty-seien member* STANDARD PLEASANT VALLEY. leaves hu wife, five step-children, two were present. There will be five Patrol*, brother;, and other relatives and three leaders have been elected. Emm* Fourteen members of Pleasant Valley friend* Interment tn Lakeview ceme- Jane Kleinhan*. Helen Bassett, and class went to Hastings Tuesday and Jean Smith. MLv Mainone I* the cap- enjoyed a pot luck dinner with Mr. nnd (4.50-31) , J3. D Hess «as called to Battle Creek lain and Mrs. Bran, lieutenant. After Mrs. Z. T. Norcut I who are spending early this morning to get the body ot lhe meeting games were played fol-1 the winter with thou daughter. Mra. Mr*. Brooks, a former resident ot lowed by refreshments. ] Blake A{lerdmg. -Nashville. Funeral arrangement* Kenneth Lykins as* at Charlotte and' Ed Henry of Marshall is al the Lee haven’t been made , Battle Creek Monday^ 1 Osborne home assisting in the care of Mr. and Mrs W D Wallace and Harold Bah* ha* taken over the U G. m, mother. Mrs. Ahtra Henry, who .family .spent Sunday with lhe latter* Cole milk route. The Cola will move continues in poor health. | sister and family in Howell SundayR«P D. H Brake at FremoM calkd Mr. and Mrs Fred Warner were al lived. Mr and Mrs John Bahs will h brother. J. ?. Monday mooung ~ white oneway to UuXg to attend Spring Arbor Sunday and spent the mSLelt,0t^hO day with lhe Utter * mother. Mra Mary . The ? °f f PLay *1!1,tvcn Tu“- a commn « mret^g 1 Hope. day and Wednesday night * „ maewng The Women a Literary dub met WedKJ™ attended Adolph Dau*e. Jr., of Big Rapids Library.' Bptnor Johnaoo spent the »rtk end at hu home here uoda, ,!«nwon » U>, oi Loa.n Tunaay «wnln» I and with hu sister. Thresaa. at Lan­ -Moran Vrnran .nd U» Helal IK, ot •“ sing. George and Martha Washington “ ] Mr. and Mra.-C. J. Preston were HasThe teacher* attended lhe Institute Washington, the Business Man. and I Ungs visitors Tuesday | at Hastings Thursday. UiiUUd Harlewder in Advancement of Civilization. I Emery Emery Kime and wife assisted Mra. Schulze entertained the Bible "Washington the Soldier and Prtsi-1 old Yoder and wife of near Prqeport. 'Searcher* Friday afternoon dent of the United States- will be dis-1 with their butchering Tuesday. Ros* Bivens haa purchased tlx- farm cussed by Mr* Gladys Garilngrr. Mra 1 Mrs Mary Bidehnan and daughter* on M-79 next to hl* father. Lewis Rm| Lottie Bell or.d Mrs lena Cook Ufe of Hastings were callers at the home >/« rut. on Cpodyoor and family who have been living there sketches of Samuel Francis Smith and. of her Uster. Mra. J. F. Brake, and have moved into the Wilkes house on Francis Scott Key patriotic ;ong writ- i family recently. the south side. era will be given Mrs. Gladys Edmonds , Mra. Inez Snore, who had been in will song “Mount Vernon Bells” and! poor health tor many month*, passed “America" will be sung by aij. ' NEW DISCOVERY REACHES away at her home Friday evening. She Monday evening will be. gentlemen’s NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. PHONE MAS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN CAUSE OF STOMACH GAS leave* one daughter. Mr* Wesley evening. A colonial party will be en­ Worst of Coldwater and one son Ro­ joyed. Supper will be served in Virginia land Bower and other relaUvci. Fui.t ral sen lets were 1h JU Munday alterMiss Electa Funuss of Batik Crock DELTON. MICHIGAN A. Li noon at the Evangelical chu&h at two spent Sunday with her sister, Mias! -bawaX WtagtM tut aU <aa. Saiga;. <raggtat aad FshMt's Drag o clock conducted by Rev. A. L. Btng- Minxue Purni**. Capital Surplus $75,000 50,000 t. a Treat deal more than that- kadira NASHVILLE. 1 Last Week* Utter. | Mr. and Mra. Verdon Knolls spent I the week end at Alma ' Mra. Fled FUher And daughter Patricla spent from Thursday until Sun­ ! day with relatives at Lansing. The fire department was called to the farm home of Arthur Miller near As-. . syria Wednesday afternoon. Spark* from the chimney caught the roof afire. The ridge row was burned across the houae. The Apple Blossom club from C. 8. T. C. of Mount Pleasant, under the A Faithful Public Servant Contributing Its Best to the Community Conservative and Helpful Entitled to Your Confidence THIS I.G.A. STORES ® i Now they are Priced So Everyone can say.., “I will buy only the Leading make of tire ... Goodyear 30x4.50 30x3^ Goodyear 29x4-75 Goodyear 30x5-25 Goodyear •1 Um, too, "Man BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SHOP SMITH & DOSTER ♦ �Tint BASTINGS BANNER, WEDNMBAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1B1 REORGANIZING - FURNITUR! SALE! Slashing Redactions On the Prices of RUGS for this Sale! In-as-much as the Miller Furniture Co. have associated themselves with the Grand Rapids Retail Stores Buying Association, it is necessary for them, to close out their present stock in order to make room for the new goods that will soon be here. To make sure that the goods they have on hand will move they have marked them down to such ridiculously low prices that those if? need cannot but take advantage of this golden opportuni­ ty to buy good furniture and house furnishings at practically their own prices. • . With the Axe of Necessity they Have CHOPPED GREAT GASHES In Already LOW Prices! What is their loss will be somebody's^gain. BUY I BUY I BUY NOW while the prices are at their lowest ebb. Take advantage of this extraordinary sale and secure what you are sure to need a little later if not now. Dining Room Suites We Know there are hundreds of hqusekeepera who are sadly in need of rugs, and thia sale will offer them a golden opportunity. What they need at a price they can afford to pay. Good grade Axminstee $ 4 Q.95 raj (9x12 tire)---------- .... I O 21x54 Axminater rags * 9445 rug, for ................... I 8JxIB.6 Axmlnster nig 9x12 Gold Seal Congoleiun Ig-15 114x12 Tapestry Brawl. |4 445 SmaU f»lt base ruga rug for-----------(—... !•» at only ............................ FRIDAY, Feb. 26 Beds and Bedding Reduced! In the bed and bedding line, the cyclone of necesaity has cut the most devastating swath. Metal beds, springs and mat- ishlugly low price of Ranges * Heaters In this department there has been made the most drastic cut in prices imaginable, as many of these goods are marked at only a fraction of their former prices. A beautiful circnUUng lOQ-OO heater goes for Cv A large du circulating IQQ heater for .........%>□ •zr 3 A beautiful stitched edge fluffy genuine A good combination WALNUT SUITE with 5 sturdy chairs, the large arm chair, table and buffet, for only £ _..5' There are teveral AMERICAN ORIENTAL and WILTON RUGS included We can only give you a small idea here of the enormous price-sav­ ing qualities of this sale. We can only invite you in to see for your- STARTS There has never been a time when there were more hand­ some dining room suites made than now. We have on hand for this sale, several high class suites which we have priced so cheap that it would almost be a crime to go • without, if you have even a desire for one. $^^93 .’49“ soft. rsiy airing goes at this 95 sale for ........................Q Several beating itovea 110 ’3 A well nude and guaranteed IQ.95 belUcal fabric spring goes for only V A well made 2-in. post metal SQ45 bed goes for only ...............V An entire outfit, consisting of bed. spring and mattress goes *^Q9S Other beautiful suites for $59.50 and $69.50. SEE THIS LINE and be convinced that they are GENUINE BARGAINS! Bedroom Goods A fine, well nude spring-filled IQ35 matters* goes for aa little as------- W NEW AND USED PIANOS Others that are priced rvgu- I4 4 .95 larly at 124.00 go for onlyI 9 Tables Wc have several used and new pianos included in this sale, marked down so low that you certainly cannot let the child go any longer without taking lessons. One full sired walnut used piano MA for only:IS Breakfast Sets While Stock La»t» flown STRICTLY HIGH GRADE 79c ONE BARREL OF CUPS and SAUCERS $s»95 Go On Sale at only They won’t last long, either! In looking over the stock of bedroom goods we find that there Is a much larger stock on hand than 1» necessary to carry .at this time of the year, so wc have cut and slashed the prices to such an extent that any one In need cannot help but taka advantage of the unheard of low -prices. A HANDSOME OAK SUITE finished in ba- $00-75 ronial yellow, the three pieces for onlyCO In this bedroom suite line are many odd pieces consistingof beds, dressers, chests and dressing tables, priced so low that it would be a crime to go without. Washing Machines Several good new and used washing ma­ chines go in this sale at from •34.50 «> •69.00 You certainly can't afford to do your washing by hand any longer! Rockers, Occasional Chairs We have made some sweeping reductions in these lines, thus offering advantage of this golden opportunity. HOGANY A COMPLETE THREE-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE, in the. walnut finish, consisting of Jenny Lind bod $AQ.OO . dresser and chest of drawers for only Cw BROOMS tome chain •H: »IOS Beautiful HIM, now R. MILLER says: “In all of his 30 years of furniture and housefumishings merchandising, he has never before in the history of his business been able to offer his customers such wonderful values as he is offering for this reorganizing sale... and he is glad that many who have heretofore been unable to buy, can NOW take advantage of these extremely low prices.” 'R” M tend this sale as the cost has beer, entirely forgotten In marking these goods. STORE WILL BE CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY Miller Furniture Co. ■ “Complete Home Furnishings” WEST STATE STREET : : : : HASTINGS, MK �THE BASTOfOB BANNER. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY M. Utt PAPE TWELVE CLOUDBCRSTS. K a cloudburst, the cloud does ’Michigan Universitytibrarian. not Recognized International Expert when he was asked to make »survey e»plains the weatlier bureau. U that. depends largely on thc wealth of ite of the Vatlcian Library by the Car­ rein forms and falls as usual but strong, treasuries and the skill of their ad- negie Endowment for International upward air currents hold It pp and pre- । mlnUtrators. so does thc quality of a Peace, with thg objcqLof the reorgan­ rent it from reaching the ground, and college or university depend upon, iu ising and cataloging of the great mass to It accumulates in much larger quan-1 library, in which is stored'the knowl- of printed books in that /library al UUfs than do ordtnary-sized raindrops. > edge and experience of the past and Rome. Hundreds of thousands ot When the upward current of air lea- present, the coin in which a place of volumes are on the Vatican ahelves. sens or the accumulation of water be- learning deals. That the UnlverUty of tlie accumulations of centuries. Valu­ earan ton much for the al.- to iuvid uix ' Michigan has one ot ths finest stores able. rare and curious works abound, ., of books in the country, and an uqsur- classified imperfectly and according I passed system for making them avall- to old systems. Dr. Bishop led the cloudburst. able to stndenta, may; be In a large study of tills problem and outlined a measure attributed directly to it* 11- system of nOfcxing liSotexlng .and arranging I brarian. Dr. William Warner Bishop, which Is now under way. and makes an Hs bead for tlie past seventeen years. ■ annua! trip to follow the prioress of • When Dr. Bishop was a student In the work, which will still be years in | lhe University. In 1M9. he found a 11-! the doing. brary of 80,000 volume*, cared for by Before coming to the University in nine persons. In his report for 1931. Dr.11815. Dr. BUhop was superintendent of Bishop gives the total as 799.763 vol-. the reading room in the Library' of times, and lists a staff of 130 full time Congress In Wasidngton, and prior to workers and 40 student assistants, ex- that connected with thc .Garrett Blbli1 elusive of the Legal Research and Cle- cal' 'InsUtute. tlie Brooklyn ~ Polytechnic menta Memorial libraries and staffs Institute and Princeton University. In .PQNSORfO AND ‘ The new library building, completed in addition to building up Michigan's 11GUARANTEED BY 1930. was supervised during the design- barary. Dr. BUhop U active In the na­ ■ Ing by Dr. Bishop, and contains an un­ ' tional and international held. He U STUDEBAKER ; usual system of Indirect lighting In chairman nt the Carengie Corporation I lhe main reading room and a large'1 advisory group. on College LIBraries, । number of devices for quickly obtaining: which recommends grants to colleges, books, regarded as novelties by conser- tuui "made four trips abroad for the vatlve librarians when Installed, but (Mmegie Endowment for International which are now generally adopted in all Pejce, is preaident of the International new structures, of this kind. Federation of Library Associations, a Dr. Bishop's skill as a book expert, past president of the American Library and administrator of library systems Association, and author-of many ar­ ticles and two books in the library field. KJDCK.NE six: It has size, style and power! All eyes are on your car as you flash by in the Rockne. And with good reason! The Rockne - has style no other car at any price can give you. It has size and tremendous power. It is built with that substantial thoroughness which you expect of a Stude­ baker product. See the Rockne and drive it, if you would find out what these advancements mean: FREE WHEELING IN ALL FORWARD SPEEDS FULL SYNCHRONIZED SHIFT AUTOMATIC SWITCH KEY STARTING Aerodynamic Body Design One-Piece Fenders Sloping Radiators and Wind­ shields New Convertible Body Styles Extra Long Wheelbases T Extra Large Six-Cylinder Power Plants Quadruply Counterweighted Crankshafts Glass-Smooth Electro-Plated Pistons Silent Carburetion Extra Large Brakes Hydraulic Shock Absorbers Self-Adjusting Spring Shackles Loncheater Vibration Damper Finger-Tip Steering High Velosty Cooling Owner Service Policy Med.1 Vital Specifications Extra Long Wiu-«lb.Mc> I 110* 1 14* I jrgT Moton—tabic 190* 205' Very Powerful Moton 72 — Itake h. p. Extra Large Brlk<*— 151 btaiiug tarfact •q.tn ill hi 1 pt-vn^rr Sedan, (bardoor, 5 pax- Com ertible RoadaUr, 4 paxM-ngcr Convertible Sedan, 5 pa»«iK«r UPC/tNF. Kart Wachter of East Woodland1 visited his cousins, the Gibaon boys,, Saturday. visited at the home of Mrs. Anna Eck­ ardt and Mr and Mrs. Roy Scheel the Gerlinger and Mr. and Mrs. Hennsn Winkler from Tuesday Uli Friday. Mrs. Carrie' Gerlinger. Mrs. Herman Winkler and Frederick Baesaier ware In Nashville WedpMday. visited their sister. Mrs 8. O. Schuler, and family Thursday. Mr. and Mrs George Schrlclder and daughter. Miss Etta, of Odessa and Mr. and Mrs. Will Velte of East Woodland' visited the former's daughter and fam-I Uy, Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eckardt and P. A-'Eckardt Friday. We are sorry to hear of the serious Illness or John Henderson, father of Mrs. Karl Eckardt We hope that, he might soon get better. IRVING. The Misses Minnie and Mary Jen­ kins are sojourning at home here tem­ porarily but will probably soon return to tlie home of their brother at LeRoy. Their brother. John, from Grand Rap­ ids visited them here Bunday. The regular Fellowship meeting will be at, the. hall Friday evening February 243. A good program Is assured. Pot luck supper. Everyone Is invited. ^TUBERCULOSIS TOLL D‘,‘°Veo? °\Star‘ L i------------------nrcuxBs IN Alton Warner from Vandalia, who is police radio operator at Grand Rapids Michigan continued to benefit during called on Irving friends Friday. Misses Minnie and Mary Jenkins 1831 trQra lu antl-tubcrculosl* cam­ visited .Mr. and Mrs. Steve Carter of Pleasant Hill a couple days. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Pierce and it and repeat lhe process, was .?* r ’ P?: 000 ulaUon toT cover cover it ano repeat tne process, wa* ■ ■■ children of Dowling visited their mothannounced at the meeting of the v. me ■ Tlie new rate compares with 703 and ■ Sunday. ™ 637 for lho same periods In 1929 and Washington, by Professor Dean B Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rogers and Mrs. IMO »nd marks a reduction of 32 per McLoughlin c:nf U» Uiuveniiy — Oi «I m tuteranoa, ,„0^u,y Jane Shrooder of Grand Rapids visit- i i Michigan. ed their aunt here Sunday. In tlie group of stars called by as­ ; 1920. It U shown tn data prepared by ' Mrs Lee Blackford is assisting with tronomers class Be. their light on be-1 the Michigan Tuberculosis Association ' The lower death rate was achieved Nagel s. . __________ XuiZ u I.rpii ‘fhl? X hXh number of caeca of tuberculosis reportik^r\ihieh’ ! cd tor thc nlnc m°nth period over 1830 COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Ines which indicate the prtaenoe of, , condiUonI incandescent hydrogen. In the star ' .y ,,,* show marked variations In width and intensity. Before Prof. McLaughlin s' 2?^’ Anrfa tV.a.aci^L. - H .. and Vnnmn -A .MVaw .V>l. I itanll —uberCUlOSiS ASSOClatlOtl. COPf^rom no^th? >’ lowering toll taken byX PC tpbaeuRaid That BloW Atmosphere Wily rS •u .u'r. ” SS. {spread •1'll.tnlweuwu antl-Cuberculosis -« work .nd and In 1m­­ ! proved general health conditlhfis. type | 'The increasing vigilance of physi­ Thc study of variable stars has been I cians and sanatoriums nnd the loyalty going on at the University of Michigan of Michigan people who support each for twenty years, and examination of Christmas seal sale are responsible for hundreds of photographs has shown the great success of lhe tuberculosis that the stare discussed by Prof. Mc­ campaign." the Association declares. Laughlin have different periods of “As long as these forces are lined up brightness and dimness In their hydro­ against tuberculosis, the disease will gen light. Borne vary In brightness in kill fewer men. women, and children regular cycles, some change quickly, each succeeding year." while others take years to change their state. DOWLING These stars may be regarded as Mrs. Elisabeth Rullson. who has been allied to tlie "new" or "temporary" quite sick the past week. Is reported Uttart |M5 395 *6*5 620 720 615 755 775 695 795 65 ’585 sunton iuuftl the past ins stars. The Be tvne stars mav be,.... __ «... '__ less violent relative* of the temporary laid up with a severe case of lumbago. stars. Prof. McLaughlin thinks iniim'i The funeral of Charles Hoffman, of completely exploding the Be class probably undergo violent internal up­ aged 72 years, a former resident of this heavals and blow oft the light "atmos­ township and who passed away at Batphere” of hydrogen which surrounds Thureday al 2:00 P. M. with the Rev. the heavier gases in the main mass of the star. The blow off. however, is W. II. Handlln of Urbandale in charge never quite strong enough to drive lhe ot the services and burial in the Joy cemetery. Mr. Hoffman was tlie tjither of Mrs. Wesley Edmonds ot this place. and when the pressure decreases the Mrs. MlUlc Herrington spent the force of gravity pulls tlie gas back to past week at Jackson, as the guest of the star's main mass. her sister, Mrs. Gertrude Kline, and family. ‘ BARRYV1LLE. Mr. and Mrs, Qerald Burghdoff are ^<r. and Mrs. Ralph DeVine very pleasantly entertained a company of rclallvea in their home Sunday honor- era) weeks, ing the birthday of Mrs. Wm. DeVine.1 Mr. and Mrs. Irving Fisher of VerThc following guests were present. Mr. ruontviUc were Sunday guests of her and Mrs. Cameron McIntyre and Nor- parents. Mi and Mrs. Waitace Norton man. Mr. and Mrs. Dale DeVlnc, and and Uster. Mrs Etta Stanton. Prank Mr. and Mra. Nelson Brumm of Nash-1 Hanunond and Mrs. Priester of Katavtlle. Russell Meade of Lansing. Mr ' mazoo were afternoon callers. and Mrs. Merritt Mhade and Mr. and Mrs. Eva Holcomb attended the 50th Mra. Wm. DeVine. i wedding anniversary' of her brother. Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox spent Laurence De BoIt and wife at NashSunday with Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hui- vllle, Sunday. sobus near Bellevue. ’ Mrs. Geo. Slocum and Marguerite Clayton WllUtto of Lansing spent lhe' visited at thc Elmer Slocum home at week end with the home folks. Hendershott a part of last week. Mr and Mrs. Elmer Gillette enterMrs. Hattie Dunn of Fine take was n tamed a comixxny of relatives v and Sunday visitor at S. A Wertman's. friends Sunday honoring their wed-' Mrs. Caryl Bowman and son of Hasdtng anniversary. , tings visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. •*•*--- • home William Stanford over the week end y, fori and attended thc George Washington of Mr. and Mrs. party al lhe church basement. dinner. _...___ ____________ _____ at the: Friends of Mrs. David Bristol who home of Mcbdames Winnie and Claire i formerly resided south of town, were Totias with an all day meeting Wed-1 sorry to hear of i»er accident last week nesday. March 2.____________________ [when in trying to remove a can of ---------------- ♦♦♦--------------boiling cyluuier oil from the stove The only state that has a law against where it was being heated for use in a private having a machine gun is (the car. she unfortunately fell, breakCaUfornla. ,tng her leg in two places. ..... YOU SAVE IN BUYING IT<*BAKING 1W POWDER 25 .29 Goodyear Bros Hardware Co. Hastings Michigan You savw in using KC. Use LESS thin ol fcigfe priced brands. cpjAEPR/Q * son ov»a * <0 YEA*> IT'I DOUILt ACTINS Having told my farm and bought a smaller place where 1 will be unable to care for all my cowa, I will have an auction sale on the premises, one mile south and 1 mile weat of Hickory Comers, TUESDAY'MARCH 1 Commencing at one o’clock and tell the following: LIVESTOCK. Jersey cow, 7 years old, bred Sept. 26. Guenuey hoifor, bred Aug. 12. Jersey cow, 5 years old, bred Feb. 15. Guernsey and Jersey heifer, bred Feb. 1. Durham' tieifer, bred Feb. 18. Black cow, 7 years old, bred Jen. 26. Brown Swiss, 5 years old, bred Dec. 12. Jersey cow, 6 years old, bred Feb. 12. Guernsey heifer, bred Jan. 25. Jersey heifer giving milk, not bred. Jersey heifer, bred Jan. 25. Jersey Durham, 4 years old, fresh. ' Jersey cow, 10 years old, giving milk. These cows and heifers are all giving milk. Brindle cow, 3 years, due March 15. Roan cow, 7 years, due March 1. Three 2 year old grade-Guernsey heifers, pasture bred. This herd of cows have an average but­ terfat test of 4.9. SHOATS. S shoats, about 80 lbs each. TERMS—9 mos. time will be given on bankable notes with inter­ est at 7r t payable at Delton State Bank. 4% discount for cash. NOTE: In case of storm, sale will be held inside. - COL. W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer. >.l U'eiuerl. HOMER ALDRIC^, Clerk. WANT TO SELL? TRY THE WANT COLUMN 4 00 BIG 5QCSALE 40 eao * sio KOO 1.00 ""kb-!*' . , । 1 1.30 in SiO .130 .. Wm. Vileld. labor । 3.H0 3.KO Ail io Htxvt C. E. I). 13S.1V s.oo P. S spark. WEST CARLTON. . Our rural mail carrier. Jed Stowe Is still unable to attend his duties as mail carrier. Recently, hr had thc misfor­ Ml-t-ll*tune to have his collar bone broken by । thc blocking giving way under his auto Edovodi which he was working oh. I Chester Rlciiardson was a Grand Rapids visitor Saturday. lfc6»il. | Mrs. Chas. Jenson, formerly Mrs. I.y!man Jones, of this vicinity has been i seriously 111 at her home in Hastings j Mrs. joe Sage, her daughter, who hah been [wiping care for her reports her condition greatly Improved. . On going to lhe bum to do chores .Sunday morning Bucl Sisson discovered two wood chucks fighting terrifically. He obtained the shotgun and perform­ ed the remarkable stunt of killing both woodchuck* with one shot. Alva Cowies of Otsego U visiting his daughter. Mr*. Bucl Sisson and fam­ ily. FOB- ' 1 ' Clair Utter has been confined to his bed the past week with flu. Mr and Mrs Mort Sisson are enter­ taining tlie flu. Our local mall carrier had a horse struck by a neighbor s auto Saturday night while tije hired man was leading him In by tlie road. A lighted lantern qQitectcd the man but the driver did not see Ha- burse, as both of thc'ui- UDM^MID Outstanding values for a Half-Dollar at your WMtRE ECONOMY WUS’ stock up with thia High Quality Merchandise 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE 3-50BAKED BEANS Quaker Maid 12£50‘ SALMON Fancv Alaska Pink NUTLEY MARGARINE SHRIMP Fancy Wet Pack GREEN BEANS Tall Can. No2 UN CABS 5 cant 5 Iba. 5 cans 4 cant 50c 50c 50c 50c CORN or TOMATOES 8^5Oc SAUERKRAUT, PUS0R 7&™5Oc MACARONI or SPAGHETTI 5-lb. box IONA COCOA 2-lb. can 19c 1-lb. can N. B. C. SODA CRACKERS Excell ; lb. carton CHEESE Medium sharp lb. 21c Full cream lb. PURE LARD <— WHITEHOUSE MILK 39c 16c 19c 15c 8 ^50 - IN ASP QUALITY MAajCETS STEAK PULS 12ft c Round, Swiss or Sirloin—AU Cuts BACON SQUARES c«uoph»n. wr»pp«i BEEF CHUCK ROASTS T^-.jyky PORK ROAST Center Cuts of Shoulder FRANKFORTS Riag Bologoa or Riag Uw Sauwg# KIDNEYS failed. AUCTION SALE! HENRY GERMAIN, Propr. SX1 ^^^rXd°2T;X n SSTmSt n ? explodhBs not t^,n u wcll 4-POINT CUSHIONED POWER Models and Bodies COUNTY LINE. Miss I&ther Schuler ot aS homo over the-woek en u>. Lb. 7^ic 10c Lb. 8V6c sik ] PORK STEAK AOP FOOD STORES ' thiGiMt AHuIicap«K.Tm<X 17c �«K F*W«T- Q Kind. COAL Offi OF THEM WILL f <1, SURELY SUIT YOU/ Hastings Lumber « Coal Co. UILDING and LOAN SHARES offer a good sound investment for surplus funds. This is proven by their 100-Year-Old Record the fact that by state statute building and loan associations are protected from runs af­ fords a reasonable assurance of the safe-^ ty of the investment. 43rd Year In Butin sss (Jlje Rational RJoan & Unucatment BTontpany 1250 Griswold Sl, Detroit Eitebliahed 1889 J. L. Maus & Son, Lopal Representative, Hastings Eggs'. Fill Eggs Are Cheap . •. So Is Feed/ TRY THEM an^l be convinced! EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY -:- Noriskay and pantomime which wa* enjoyed by all. Ralph Kidder went to Battle Creek . Bunday where he ha* employment. Mrs. Leona Kidder and two chH. dren accompanied Clyde Baxsett to Hasting* Monday. Mra. W. 8. Surrarrer made a burinea* trip to Dutton Monday. FEED -- TILE COAL CEMENT -- LIME FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS PHONE 2118 Here it is a refrigerator .1 KNOWN VALUE for only $178-°° COMFUTIIV INITAtLIO idaire-Moraine models. At last, a refrigerator of ivetew teht that sells for only IlW- They hare beautiful, gleaming white cabinets, ipecially designed to provide large btk Little room in the kitchen . Cold Control. Inside, the cabinet is lined with seamless wkiis porcelain—■acid- IO D OW N Thi. 4-cubicfoo< FrigsdaiseMoramei.oaly UU.OtWr popular sire models corre.poodioglylowin pries. Only day pays the balance. resisting where stains are most likely co occur. . And down below is the sturdy, dependable power unit that assures safe temperatures in the hottest kitchens on tne hottest days. Come in. See these amaaing new examples of General Motors value. ffouuMORAINE A OENIR^I, MOTORS VA^UI CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY HASTINGS. MICH.-PHONE 2JS3 MUsas Helen and Pettie Boughnar Oil Line Mrs. Claude Wshan and sister. Mrs. George Brownell of Flint spent Satur­ day In Grand mp<d* Mr. and Mrs. Claude Walton and Mrs. Brownell motored to Flint Tues- j Thursday Claude and Floyd Walton made a -Business trip to Benton Har- much improved at this writing. Mr. and Mrs Olmstead and Dorothy Louisa of .Qrand Rapid* were guest* Thursday evening of the latter's sixter. Mr. and Mr* Glen PtQuns. and family. • ' Rev A E Wynn ha* postponed lhe special meeting at Carlton Center till a’later date owing to lllnea*. Hugh Boyd Perkins of Chicago xpent several days at the home of hl* broth- -When Jack Edmondson halted his 2J4• ton Chevrolet truck tn a Conoco sta­ t»on» every time you start. Only Germ tion in Des Moines, New Mexico, thc Processed Oil actually penetrates and attendant discovered a broken oil line and an empty crankcase! The W M. A. Of Pleasant Valley. U church will enact Thursday, Feb- The Misses Ella Coles. Helen Blakney, Florence Bchcoch. Margaret Per­ kins and Marcella Mishler saw Maude Adams In "Merchant of Venice” al the guest* of Mr and Mr* George Alex­ Powers theater Friday in Grand Rap‘ ander of Alto Bunday. Mis* Helen Kingsley of Grandville Mrs Eva Wheeler of St Joseph wak called Saturday on Mrs. J. D. Cool. Levant McIntyre and Carl Perkin* Wheeler. ' Mr. and Mrs Georgs Htlnxemga of of Woodland were in the village Sat­ Dutton spent Bunday with lhe tetter's urday Glen Perkin* and Jack Beuhler mo-. parents. Rev. and Mrs. E M. Wheeler Mrs Wanless left Monday for her tored to Chicago Friday, where Mr. Beuhler will visit his wife and Mr. home in Toledo. Mias Nelda cool has been ill for Perkins will be thc gueit of hl* fath­ er and sister. Mrs Ruhl. Mft Frank Walton of South Bowne B He Drove His Loaded Truck miles with a DRY CRANKCASE Maurice Campbell. who has been Hl Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Adam* are now comfortably located tn their new home south of Hastings - . Mr. and Mrs. Leon Parkinsap. son Truman and daughter Virginia, of Lansing were Bunday guests at the Hahn home Rev. and Mr*. Wheeler made a busi­ ness trip to Grand Rapid* Friday Lyle Hynes of Woodland called at combines with tnetsl surfaces. And , only Germ Processed Oil gives you tbc protection of a "Hidden Quart" that WIU Waite. done in Hastings Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Layer of Alto called Saturday on the former’s slater. Mra. Lydia Simpson. Arthur Vanpusen. wife and ..son Jack of Caledonia called Thursday at the John Llctka home. Mrs Edith Godfrey te in with In­ fection in her ankle as a reauJJ of streptococcus sore throat, but is bet- The "Hidden Quart” cut* down after the oil line broke on the "Hid­ den Quart” of Conoco Germ Processed bills. It assure* m/< lubrication at all OU. Change to Conoco Germ Processed Oil at thc sign of Conoco Red Triangle. You may never break your oil line and drive with an empty crankcase. But remember that if you unlay. Callers Friday al the George Porbey। home were Mrs. SoviHa Schwader and! Mabie Oaborn of Campbell use oil* not Germ Processed . Thursday of lhe letter's eon. Roy Ains­ worth. and family at Home Acres. Grand Rapids. SOUTH SHULTZ. MIm Eleanor Craven of 1.aiming1 Orand Rapids were guests Sunday of •pent the week end wtlh her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Adalbert Craven. the latter's mother. Mrs. Lydia 81m pMrs. Ines Warner, daughter of Mr. Mr*. Frank Asplnall of Hatting* cele­ and Mr* Charley Kenyon, lx in New brated her birthday Tuesday when rite Borgrs* hospital recovering from an entertained the flowing retetttetf Mr. operation for ap|*ndfciUs. Her many and Mrs. Millard Breclveisen and fam­ friend* Ixspc for her speedy recovery ily. Mr. and Mra. Carl Buxtance and A number of the neighbor* of Mn daughter France*. George Buxtance. Clara Gate* met with her Wednesday wife and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde and assisted her with quilting. All en- I Tooker and family and Mary Buxtance. Joyed her fine dinner and a pleasant good time was enjoyed by all. A WAYNE or FUL-O-PEP Egg MASH will make money for you. Ask for our prices. BRICK evening consisting of reading by Mn ■Ua Call and Mr*. Janie Waten, piano FRANK SAGE TELEPHONE MIS FLOUR y daughter, Mn. W*I1*cb Campbell. Late barvtr spent Bunday at the Mis* u»iu Kinte rutted friend* In Wallas* term home In Bowne. L M. Curtiss has been entertaining Mesdames Ada Ashby, Kathleen Tadrow and Mary Gibson attended school Friday at the H W Scese home at Hope Center Friday afternoon and enjoyed lhe Washington program. Keith left Thursday for Levering where Quite a large crowd attended P. T. A. Mr. Catt will begin his work on the Friday night. Thc play "Scheming road which Is now under construction, Mother beginning al the above village. n t v f a CONOCO GERM PROCESSED MOTOR OIL Byron Lewis. Mr. and Mn. George are taking quite an interest in thc P. night from the P. T. Amy Bonneville and wa* fine. The two ______________________________ —____ „______________ gentlemen from Nashville kept the spent Wednesday with her parents, Mr. Mrs. Carrie Smith and. . crowd laughing with their selection* on I and Mr*. C. Kenyon Laqrence Tobias, of Hastings Gates was going Saturday w to her car Friday aM'family Glenn Catt has been ill for several days but is better now. Mrs . Vada Hershberger of Detroit came Friday to spend the week end nex* trip to Hastings Saturday. H W. Bees* and wife were Saturday callers at lhe home of their daughter, Mn. Ashel Thompson, of south Bowne. church met Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Roy Nagler. A good attendance and a lot of work wax accomplished. William Williams and son Henry William* of Carlton called recently on the former * sister. Mrs Barton, at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Pearl Smith. W. a. Surrarrer resumed hl* road work near Dutton this week, after a re*t for several day*, owing to weather condition*. The community get-together meet­ ing, was well attended and all listened to a splendid program of both vocal and Instrumental music William Porbey of Irving called Sat­ urday at the home of hi* son George apd family. Mr. and Mr* DePriester of Hastings Mrs. Charles Price and Mrs. Zells Price on Sunday. Mrs. Mildred Benton and daughter Jean called Thursday at the home of her mother. Mrs Zella Price. Mrs. Marlon Nagler and son Philip W«re in Grand Rapids Saturday. Mrs. Maggie Wanless is still on the gain. . Mrs. Lydia Bimpson was a Thursday Sam Eckert in Irving. Bryan Walker is still improving and a lot better at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Smelker of Grand Rapids were Bunday callers at the home of Mrs. Zells Price. The dance which was given Friday evening by the local J. O. O. P. was well attended and everyone enjoyed thc evening. " Mr. and Mr* Andrew Brandt and children of Lansing spent Bunday at the home ot thc latter's parents, Mr. Maurice Overholt was In Lowell Wed­ nesday on buxines*. Guest* Wedneaday at the Joe Kauff­ man home were. Frank Miller and wife and family of Topeka. Indiana, and Joe Kauffman. Sr., of Millersburg. In­ diana. • Clair Surrarrer bu been oh the rick Hat for severgl day* thi* week. Paul Johnson of Bowne spent Thurxday with hl* grandparents, Mr. and Mr*. H. M. Boughner. • Mrs Mary Lou Henney L> ill al the home of her daughter, Mra. Andrew Roush, at Hastings. Chaste* Austin home ware. Mr. and Mr* winum Yule of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Howell of NaxhriUc. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Utadcl of ClarkxviUe called Tuesday on Mr. and Mr*. C. V Henney. C L. Henney and wife spent Thurs­ day with Mr. and Mrs Henry Griff of Clarksville. Publish Your AUCTION SALE IN THE BANNER! Read In Nearly All the Homes in Barry County ! IT IS IMPORTANT that you have a large number of "bid­ ders” at your sale if you wish to get the-value of your prop­ erty. The extensive experience of The Banner in advertising auc­ tion sales has proven the value of this sort of publicity . for auction advertising. Your sale published in The Banner brings the crowd of buyers. Many a farmer who has advertised his sale in The Banner has received from $300 to $500 more for his property than was originally estimated—just because The Banner advertising brought a lot of "bidders." Telephone Office: 2415 —and the BANNER Will Arrange the Date With Your Auctioneer �THE HARTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, FYBRrART U. l«M MOBTOAOB BALK CHAKCB*T BALE LEGAL NOTICES STATE ROAD. Mrs Marks Smith has been rick with LAKE ODESSA. Battle Creek visited hla mother. Mrs. Joftn Hlnselwan Bunday. MiM Loraine Bushnell. whq has been We all had a fine time at our last P. j T. A. meeting. * splendid supper and 1 program. Mlsa Ruby Cogswell and Mr*. ' Pearl Matthews were elected for pro­ moved to her home In Northwest Odes­ gram committee and Mrs. Viola Ken- sa Bunday. Mr. and Mr*. John Demeray visited their son. Muriel, snd family in Jack­ son Bunday. z Mrs Mary Pierson had lhe misfor­ ,r. , Big Rapids visiting their »on Harold tune to fall on ti»e walk and injure her Mr*. Lena Becker and Homer and Mr. and Mr*. Victor Henney gave a Mis* Ruth Dye is employed at lhe Hand Restaurant at Woodland. Wm. Hliuelmsn of Bebeia. aged about seventy year*, met with a fatal Mr. and Mr*. Hollis McIntyre are accident Saturday when in the village. k wmi* »«yip k>4 M*h.l Mbl Investing Safely guarded Their own money in a substantial amount la invested. and their diligence in behalf Of the safety .of their investors' funds Standard Savings & Loan Association congratulate them, also Mr. and Mr*. in stepping *•’. Fred Peck. It Is the first grand child. Mrs Mary O'Connor spent a few struck and thrown to the ground. He was taken home by WortJey and Baine that he had u broken back and-died Roberts' health is very poorly. . Mr. ant! Mra. Andrew Kennedy and early Sunday morning. He leaves a wife , •uLl'-----ner Esther, Edd. DeMott. Th, .and family Sunday of South Hasting*. Mr. and Mr*. Orville Fountain and injured by a limb from a tree and died at Pennock hospital in Hastings in De­ cember. Robert Musgrove, F7, passed away Fri­ Mr. and Mrs. James Sothard attend day at his home on South Main St. He the ichoolhouse. Thursday evening, March 3. instead of Friday evening aa ''' । at I. O. O. F. Friday evening. A large veterans and belonged to Company E. usual You are cordially invited to at-' , crowd was present. The hard wind last week blew down Third Michigan, enlisting in Grand Mr. and Mr*. Roland Barry and chilRapids, February IBM He leave* a wife the barn on tike Snyder farm. Several bam doors were blown off or our road and three sons and one daughter. The Todd. Thc Fisher iiousc caught fire in thc funeral will take place at the home roof from the chimney burning out. Monday afternoon. The loeal American । The nre truck was called and soon had Lesion Lavcm Dcmerary Post will have death of our old friend and neighbor. it out. with small damage. Mra. Mary Crawley, which occurred al Mr and Mr*. James Sot hard, Mrs. Lakeside cemetery. CIIANCEBY BALB. Pennock hospital Saturday morning. MARTIN CORNERS. Our sympathy goes to Mr. Crawley in Jllfton Becker were in Battle Creek Parish night at the Martin church tils bereavement. hx-sday attending the funeral ot Mrs Friday evening, March 4. Pot luck sup­ Lena pettengill. - • Consistency takes all the 'pleasure out per and program. Everyone Invited. of life BRANCH DISTRICT. MiM Ruth Mudge and Mr. Dutmer of Grand Rapids were week end guests non fob publication 100a Hauk <4 K.Ur.-b.oo Itldg. WORTOAOE BALE. Hasting*, Michigan What a Bladder Physic ' Clayton McKeown made a trip to «r j Lansing Friday afternoon to bring his d.y rf daughter. Miss Donna, and Clayton Mtei* Wllllt*. who are attending M. 8. C.. to tu dkwrilwd aropwlT. »i»l all IS— rerum spend the week end with their parents • b>» •( H'llUm-**, mnnly vt Harry -I \llrh-r>l> .Iv.rr.l. t M ■ hr~.«<urtrr>. .-1 (hr mrthw-Al ,1 Uwt ■ Mr nnd Urs Vincent Norton were eaartar, Jurprised by their four children, who with husband* and wives came Sunday '?[?■' । afternoon to remind them of their thlrtv-firat wedding anniversary. A nJr-i iuncheon_of Ice cream and cake was ln . served bv them, to eleven preient. Mrs Cora ~ ■ -***•is still on the sick list. , Mrs. Leia Btdelman and Mr. and Mr*. Forrest Bidelman attended a fu­ neral at Three Rivers. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Potter and Grandma Potter of Hasting* were Danna fob pubucatiow vueste of Mr. and Mr*. Henry Bidelman •nd Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bidelman Rundav. 8"ndav evenine vl«itor» at the Ridel­ man's were Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Skid­ more. Gerald Skidmore and friend MiM Nellie' Cramer, of Mlomurt. Bill •nd Murv Wallace Mr. und Mrs Man­ lev Kberman of Ha*tlne* and Mary in mid court ihrir pravina ikat *» i Ca*ev and friend Albert Crittenden. irXTUr. An "H da’ ,nd •**nln« meeting will infcrtit k|. 1 he held at the North Evangelical FUBTHER ORDERED th! 17c Jewel Coffee Sliced Bread lb. leaf *•» milk-made loaf Hom*-M.4a. 1'A-lb. U.I k- Country Cub, 1%-lb. UM T. 49c 10c 25c TEMTOR PRESERVES GINGER SNAPSor FIG BARS FRESH PRUNES 5 California . 70-80 rias 29c t m nt Easy Task Soap Chips 5 Fancy Yellow Corn Delicious full ripened flavor ■ FANCY GOLDEN BANTAM CORN Country Club - finest corn SCRATCH FEED w . Just com pars it - finsst quslity mix MORTGAGE LAI.E following and Rnndav evenine. March H A cordial Invitation is extended to The Home Economic* an* Extension tne. Member* are requested to bring NOTICE TO CBEDITOBB. and *)ln covers. Mr. and Mrs. Fmd Rowden and chil­ dren of Grand Raulds were Sunday •f Ollsta A. TO WHOM IT MAT COXCKMC PRAIRIEVILLE. Mr*. Bertha Arndt. Mra. Frank Arndt •nd I eland Honevwel’ of Dnwaaia? visited Mr and Mte. D. N. Honeywell and Opal Tuesday. Mra Nettle Hvde of Ha*tlnn visited ‘•I Mra. D. N. H"nevwrll Wedneedav. Madame* W F*. Smith. Fiord Wale* ,1:1.-:i. roa roaucATioM MOBTOAOE FORECLOSURE OBPEB FOB PUBLICATION. tended the Ladle* Aid at the home of Ella C. Ksslavtaa. Jn4«* of I’rnbat. Mrs Ofor„. Wooc at Milo Wednesday. • . Mr*. James Nevins, who submitted WEST HOPE. tv a mater operation a few weeks aeo Bom to Mr. and Mrs. Geofiery Kellei was brought to the home of her Dar­ in Pennock hospital on Thursday, a , ants. Mr. and Mra Charles Hushes, baby girl. Wednesday evening She and theababv Miss Belle McCallum was in Kais- are doing nioelv. Mrs. Henry Rogers is mazoo in the Borges-s hospital Wed -; helnlng to care for her ncSday and Thursday for treatment. ; Mr. and Mrs. Llewellvn Erb attendMr. ana Mrs,iucnara Launaugn at-, rd the funeral of Mr. Sinclair or near tended the- Brotherhood meeting in Lowell the fore part of the week. Hostings last Monday evening. Charles ' Armstrong received word The community meeting held at lhe Friday nteht of the death of hi* eourin, home of Mrs Hattie Anders of Delton Jav Armstrt tw. of Lansing Mr. Armwas well attended and enjoyed. The next meeting will be with Mr. and Cassius B-anchard of Plainwell for Mrs. Richard Arentz. manv year* a resident of thi* vlllaae. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Arentx and mused away Thursday evening after family were in Kalamazoo Saturday. "nlv a few hour* illness of heart Mr. and Mr*. Wm. McCallum and trrxible. He was hlehlv respected and William spent Sunday in Kalamaaoo will be ml»*ed not onlv bv hl* family hut manv friend*. He is a brother of Clark. Mr*. Flmrd Wales of this place. He Mr. and Mrs. Harold' Springer and leave* to mourn their lots four daugh­ children spent Sunday in Bowens Mill* ters. four sisters and two brother* who ’ at the home of Clarke Springer. have our sincere symnathy in their kw. i Mr. and Mrs Bert McCallum of He will be laid to rest in our cemetery ■ Cloverdale called at the home of Ira i McCallum Sunday. » Mis* Rnsemarv Stebbins has been at Bunday visitor* at the Everett Mc- home from Kellogg'* sick with the flu. , Callum home were. Rev. and Mra. Fred Mrs. Fiord Shelp spent Thursday । King and children. Mr. and Mra. Her­ with Mrs. Harold Jones Glad to report bert Pettengill ot Hickory Comer*, and Mrs. Jones a* improving. I Gordon McCallum of East, Lsnring. Lewis Johnson of GravUne 1* visiting ‘ The church and Bunday School wel- relatives and looking after the damage done by the wind recently. Guy Hig­ । their midst and tlie school was very gins Is doing the repairing. SHULTZ. , Sunday visitors of Mrs Katherine Hart were Mr and Mrs. Prank Vis. Miss Ida Bourne and Harold Bouma of nesday night to Alfred Bennett. Grand Rapids. Mr and Mrs. H. R. A fine time wa* reported by all who Bouma and ton Frank of Grandville. attended the Kinsley Ladles Aid So­ Clarence Smith of Grand Rapid* and cletv which met for dinner Wednesday Bobbie Smith of Hastings spent the with Mrs. Gladys Camel], Not ao large a crowd as u*ual owing to so much Smith. sickness around. Cha*. Hoffman of Battle Creek, who daughter Lucille of . formerly lived in this vicinity passed Thursday night with away at his home there Wednesday. Andrew smith. Mrs Inez Ford is spending the week with relatives In Hastings. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT. FAIR LAKE. LOST ANYTHING? Try a Banner Want Adv CREAM CHEESE Wisconsin “Colby Type^ Domestic^vriss, lb. 37c Campbell’s Beans Pork and Beans Country Club Finest quality NORWEGIAN SARDINES 25c In Oliva Oil DOMESTIC SARDINES SMOKED SALMON PANCAKE FLOUR Country Club Pillsbury or Gold Medal Flour t4H-lb. sack FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Spinach Tandar curly Uaf ONIONS .Michigan Yellow Globo WINESAP APPLES CARROTS F.ncrb« RUTABAGAS ar TURNIPS -39c Idaho Potatoes KROGER QUALITY MEATS Fresh Picnics «* fmf^^ Beef Ribs CboicaCut. Bulk Sausage Smoked Picnics 25c 25c .. lk 7V4c An Economical Moat Dioh Popular With tho Wholo Family. Beef Roasts Fine S*/«ch'on of Cott Lb. IOC � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-03-02.pdf 248fda719ba1f85c4a3bba71620de70f PDF Text Text ♦ SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. MARCH-2, 1932 14 PAGES DEPOSITOR IIKUR- LENTEN THOUGHTS INPF 1^1 VI TH I . ’• Barry Oounty Elided to-Total HIS article is nor "news" in the usual ivvn«e: but we b.lievp it deals’with the highesi values ' ’•Li ’ -of Eleven Delegates—^Couri- - . _-in liti . | ty Convention On Apr. 13 T REP. L. W. FEIGHN^ADVO I The it publican state rntiM ntltin, to CATES VERY PRACTICAL 'rreminutf delegates for the republican | priatv Hu all of us io be thinking of right relaimiliutiul rtMivriitlun. has been set, fqr liondups. with all mankind .fnd with but Maker METHOD Grand Rapid* jin Wtdpesrfuy.'April “27 . t County convent ion. must Ire held, two®­ - (Jiir world is suffering (he inevitable r<aition WOULD STABILIZE from .1 horrible war.-caused by human selfishness ---------- — — ----------------- -- IN week.-, prior, or on April 13. and greed, in'which 7;OOO.GOO.huni.in beings veer? nil^TR I Al CONDITIONS The Mate Aprll convention UUolnlAL UUNUI I lUNb 1)(Iddemocratic lh 1:, ajld will H ,; rn....«4 u"d (he coinitv conventions will lx held Bank Deposits Were Insured 4 (,.w day, pn.vl(M1.. U11.frto . There Would Be No Question Harry county will be entitled u» About Complete Security slam. I O.ODO.lWHrWoundcd or physically h.irmed ind $100,000,000.0(10 ol property dtsfrci WEBSTER FURNITURE CO. COMING HERE LARGELY OWNED BY JOS. G GRISWOLD. PRES^OF . TABLE CO. NEW FIRM TO CONTINUE MANUFACTURING CHAIRS S'lmiM-r f< uy Whatever our influence, it for ilk- community with s|x'having «vur lives and ek^ritfilei creed.’- H wc follow in the Mas we will help’our' day'and jjehera•si no particular chutih Go to th< ■ choiii*. If not a member now, n. Faster Day. ,in.d make your’ lift than wvk tin- re.il things and the teal values of lif«-J What o>uld lu-lp us .ind (drr.country more churc in Giid. and .1 wrem- inner lilv. syi-king ."firM the Kingdom of (uhI .m«i llis righte»u«ne",’’ tn return lor which the Master has promiu'd lh«* nccdltil tilings ol lift.-' Hy"faithful scckinff'we will grow a helpful personality, strength of ilhiraiti-t. a more church' lit iirhtully. sincerely and ,. , . , Ip t” usirer in tli.il glad day vvlhri; all deiinminationa! barriers sfiall be broken, and there shall b.- One Ploek and One Shepherd REPORT HAS NO SUB- . SWl BASIS LARGE CROWD SEES WASHINGTON PAGEANT hopeful outlook and greater enurap, . Roger Bab­ son. the highcM authority on this nation’s Ijnfinm, One Man Had Pheasant Out of Season—Another Used a affairs. Ips recently declared iliaf^nothiny’ would do s<y much <*> restore htirmal evonuniic i-i.ndiritins MORE THAN 4,BOO ATTEND • in the United Stale ■cqiing ri'^rtCTf of .flu-. FOUR PERFORMANCES ( hmiian i.ligion.' HERE Ih.w shall we go about, ir^ Not by hvsieri.al emotionalisin. .. h 500 SCHOOL PUPILS '?? soon vanish, bm by TejMinable. sini’.'rr v.v owe to Gaal .ind man. asking the TAKE PART IN SHOW guidance of the Spirit, and persistently f-'or a 'iinv- after that titanic strugp.li*. lived in a " boot's Paradise." enjoying Rrpri-M-iitaUvr Iren W Frighner. j<>(, tju. democratic state convention, r.o lerial prosperity Our people lost their feveriji scramble' for material things -ciid’i the Bunner a very liiteieaUng f*1' do not know Jiut fiow many dele-j mmmui.tr.lta. wl.lrh tanr IW-tar .utlwrlmI for Uta nmnlr. | with its wild spiiul.ilion. brought idea*, liiut. II worked out. would mean much to tin- dcpoMhir'.'uv Well a, '-hr bunks of Michigan* Tur aitirP lol- NUMBER 44 PAGES Ito 8 CONSERVATION OFFI­ CERS MAKE ARRESTS OVERLOADED TRUCKS DESTROY-HIGHWAYS SCHOOL TOP™ FILM OF WISHION Four Important Episodes Life of Washington Are Dramatized' In and PRODUCTION IS PICTORIAL BIOGRAPHY OF FIRST PRESIDENT S LIFE SCHEDULED FH SCOUTS EO SHOWINGS FOR ALL NEXT WEEK NOR-COURT MDS (luring the two nuttnci for »enool pupils. Aft< ’ a medley cd patriotic airs by <l«-|He.l|- >11 IMUK. !>..<< '»■ 1. IIL-UIX1 r. 1 Wil Law Limiting Loafts That Can Limited Number of Adults and the High SrhOw orrhvelra. tire prelude by th- bank* through drt«nit(iry b. nd-' Increased •' Production Will >.cent- <nrened a^winx a group of chli-•ng eompunu' Du ni'urauo- ns- «)Greatly Benefit Hastings Be Transported On Roads County Schools Can Be ..0 been piovidrd by many bun'--- to, . . teacher call* one Accommodated th-ir prclerred dtrenn't «>i larx-t Business and Workmen Now |p Effect SESSION HERE IS LARGEST CONG. KETCHAM SAYS P. M. •.■mount.-. <if money ' A piece of good new-, hie, come t-j; fr fall* asleep, EVER HELD IN BARRY HAS FILED NO APPLI that, beginning March 1. the law which | Many of tire bonding compani'-' have) the. Hanner thh week which wc gladly . cfon him and llmi' Iwid'-that win Ire traruparted 1 curtailed their bonding buriiieas during purs on to our city readers, .who will) COUNTY CATION • |w> greatly. The Webyti-.j uni the pubite. rnath nf this sfut*- wi-pt ’ id gvidrit him into ” •■Ifcc: Il «will remain in efi« -t district treasurers, village and town- Furniture Company, which Jin-. for1 <m ;< ol Washing* ' umtt-thr~nr.r m June Overloaded DOWLING TROOP WINS :.hf|» trrasurets and others have not -veraJ year* bwn focatrd In TMchesrer. HAS NOT ACQUIRED if damage to gravel pahy uhder djrteuorrof the Washing-, Tin- four *rcne* were: The youth and been furnished depository bond-. Now New York, whw it manufacturedTl4[- p tz 1? c PA 11 onftn lni,:k can do a M,t ot >i..ir oseph cknight cup '•an Bicentennial Commission I nt L. A. Gf o. nHILnuMD toad-, when the .... ground , ts !■ waked with; the court* are holding that public fihuirs. i. ’o be moved Jo'HaivUnxx and ; adventure showing young Washington ‘ w>ter. MUI and they do a ................ lot of injury Pupils of all the grades in ’.Ire citv' *111 carry I.IHV (III on it* IU> line Illi- III ot 'furniture ■ makJ-'.- t.» ■ acIiooI moneys and Aomc other fund' will Middlcviifv Boys Earn Greatest rchovl.-. may attend the film during alive wnh dreams of tlw) sea and ad­ deposited In banks without this dcjinM- ini: in th.- Hastings Table Company. However Such ft Cutoff Would the Turma<-road-when tiwFy-drive near venture and, disappointed hire through regular elaax period.’, for an admUMon order of l,is wither. ,u a courier among' tory liwurance are ntfg preferred claim#. plant The Webster ----- . .Furniture . romprnv . Number of Badges — Kim. B.. Adv«n<M.o« Far Freight charge ol 5 cents. SupL VanBu&kirk tin- Indians qnd French: The man and against- closed bonks; mid that this | is largely owned by Joseph G. Gris-. Sigler Serves As Judge anti Passenger Traffic carry .on hv truck la- -.liould .all al>n Mates that a Utmlcfl number ot: ln>mr. Showing the courtship ot Martha •money- must be paid first, before any: wold of Grand Rapids, pre*id'-nt ui the; other depositors may haw any share Hasting. Table Company, and 8. S. Sonic time ago the Barnier men- [ County Engineer Rakowsky «f dii’-; With Chief Judge-KtpvSbdec presid-' adults and a few cdtHTty- school* can Cu.-tu. and May’ Day with 11 pageant ot in the distribution of fund* under' Simons* of New York City, vlcr-presi- ironed the fact that In a railway magafigure tire amount that, ing. the largest Boy Scout Court of be accommodated tf notice is , given chfldreii at Mount Vernon; The gen­ li(|iii<lntion . ; dent of the.Hastings Table Company, j in Chlcr.. l.-rald-W- ’ *}{“‘‘Jj g Honor ever to ire m id in Barry eoun-, beforehand. It is absolutely csM-ntiul: eral and lame, showing Washington Why should village, school district, j Tiie manager of the We J’ te( Company^, iy took jiliice in the Barry county appointed j- i-ommi0tl>n tn .chief artd 1 tom the shoulders Supt. VanHuskirk ‘.:pd. breau.-c Hie the gloomy day* at Valley Forge; The township or city money .be mure .sacru- ( Mr-Plaksln ..ui Jtochr.’iliir. j.-j, ,ul there, had appeared a n-pi.r! janct than the little hoard of a widow; ni«nci;<lly internittd {that the Interstate Commerce Com-] Mot<- than fifty scouts were presented visual iducation room. L-, rather <11111!!. »Uitc.-i»at> and immortality .-.howing the with 66 merit badges nr Insignia repre­ and large crowds cannot be handled at . luitton * rnbutc and later the tribute ot or of 11 retired elderly people, no longer. The Webeier Furniliftr Company has . mission at Washington had -given '-he able to tarn a living? been bought by- the Hastings -Table' p,t(. Marquette Railway Company the senting advancement in the ranks ot one time. But if sufficient notice t.' friend: at Mount Vernon. In tire post* given a schedule can be worked out He hide scene, tire young boy who dreamed I bellqye that every dollar deposited Company and As being moved ti» this .right to purcluiM- the .South Havh tn any bankun-Michigan should Ire jus': city and will occupy-n pari of tl.e Ha:- branch of the Michigan Central. :-'f. | Assisting Mr. Bigler M members of particularly wishes to .Hres< the fact of Washington is given the insignia of, | the court were William Shutters and tliat groups who comt. without giving posterity by history. exactly us safe, as money deposited in. tings Table Company plant where ititiie C K and S. combining th- two the postal savings Hinds. I believe that j will continue to ojrerntc under 'hi j road'- into a cutoff, in order to iiiv- j . L. E. Barnett The examiner* were L noticejare almost certain to be dis­ Two .reparate ca*ts of characters every bank holding a charter tffidcr name of the Webster Furniture Coni-ltx ttw service for that road’: ehicaia • j appointed in regard to gaming admi->- were uwd for the leading roles in the tire-law's of Michigan should be abso- puny and will continue the same litre j irelro.t piijssengfr and freight buslra. I Hyatt. L. J Oswald. Winston Merrick. -slon. C.iarg» for adults and fw pupils pageaht There are as follow* Geotae lutclv as sate a depoMtnry of money'viz. producing chairs. The owners of, The Hanner wrote to Congr-xiiwn IJr M 1{. Kinde. Harold Ho.M-iib.Tger. from th^ county Schools .will be IU cents; Washington. Gerald Skidmore npd GAS RATES IN HASTINGS (Continued on -page nine, part twin I th* plant* arc also the owners o'1 Ketrluitn to find out it Ire could a>; ■ rLeland Jones, Martha Washington, --- -- -«-•-«■—r—------... Wlddicumb Furnituie Company «if i tain if tire Intoratatc Commerce Copi-j i nnd, Lloyd Sluder. 1 The film Is <srenti.-iHy a pictorial , Marjorie Baker and Ailecn I-enliatit; COMPARE FAVORABLY Tlie number who attended the court biography ol the life ol Washington-1 PosterityPnnR FUND MAY NOT------------- (Grand Rapids and the producte of allimLssion hail given such - perniLv-lon. Kneeland McNulty and WITH OTHER PLACES I three companies will be marketed by Under dale yf February 23 Vl“’ Co:.-, Mr. Sltafcr .--aid. was beyond all ex-; and the Incident* iiortrayea are Mild to David Cook. History. Maye Bmelker ’ PROVE SUFFICIENT tire same sales organization. whirl: :-.| gressnuui writ* -: I am udvii-d that; irectatlon. But as the time for the court, be strictly authentic from 'a historical and Lillian TolhurM; Advenliire. Keith —— j one of tire,outstanding ones in the fur-. they <thc C«m;hls*loni have tli appli-1| ■ neared new name* of successful scouts stand(»lnt. Lcchleitirer and Nchon Gardner; QUALITY OF GAS TO liUn" ‘n ,u ,1H' Iu'!-' “ rc-,ult Because the fllm’t- of jjarrow width Calls For Help During February ‘"’u”' tr“d'' • -•’‘on °n fi>'' behalf M th- Fen- - Wayne Snyder and Hubert H . . I II is-expected that this addition to Marqu-'itc f»r the purclui.se of .th- .-. BE TESTED BY CITY i tlie th:.; schedule ongmally planned' and because the scltool here does no’ Fame, Long; Horne. Irene Jones and Hetty Were Heaviest During ; m,. ^ne produced III the Tatk- Com- road:, ft would appear then that the I had to be altered and. the court was] own a full-stzed projecton It U ncces-.i Relckord. Entire Winter . pany plant will resjih in a more active ! notices which have apireiired in other Patrons to Be Given Heater'not able to adjourn until nearly ten .-ary that the production Ire given on n Now- Prirn tn Roirin ' °’dock. | the small-slzcd projector, in the visual Rates, New «™> Price » to -x™ Begin TroojT 51. Dowling. .... L J. Oswald i educatioh room Any proflu that may SPECIAL LENTEN SERV­ ............... • ; : , . . wo ire gwa news to tin- men 111 inc of the October session of supervisor* • plant . About May May First First . iscoutmaster. ” ■ " a.. ------------------------presentation - —n« ass well a* ,o to U,c the *.... city, . that there 1. not a .substantial.f.ounda- ! About , ... outmaster. won the Joseph McKtitght. , accrue num the various ; that they had made the Mime appro-”,"nt “ “>’ . -. . ICES EACH EVENING .* It is needless to siiy thatsjhe last) non for this report, betraue it w'oujd |I ^j le nninc j; al their nii. ’ ctntg Fridav ! cup for the highest -.percentage Of secof.the film will be u*etl to help defray The council at (heir nii.-i-thtft Friday I prlatlon fur th- support of tire ,f.ori }'‘‘thrM.’ j^.,. nnl fre™ ti"'-:' - be. greatly to the advantage of this city j rtlld.t i„.ard the report of their special I ond class promotions Hurry Tompson the cost of the pageant. Supt VnnBu-,this county, through th.- Hairy e«>U»B l:, Ure ii^inur.. tnufe *h!.» 1--: one <>l o! , il fhr two roaiL were 6unbinvd into a j Imnnilttee. which was appointed aonte I w«s given -qx-cial mention for being the kirk say*. Rev. Stanley Niles Is Guest ."(j in furniture trade This Wa< . . ., tli«- fii.I 111' nil «*f (mitiiif.ir-. ! ...iiAlo f.,r it,.* tkr.r.i Murriilt-f ti* ‘ nnrtln.1 ‘ .. ... . . .. . ■ ...-• n: .. v.iil, ir..> । 1 first hit oF all line.' uf inutiufuo' ■moll- for ....the. Per.- Manjuvtte. starting j H'me”^o uv’mvMtigat^SaH' h(U\ in; fir*! registered uu inirer of 11 cub pack Speaker—-Series Close With Um- precedimt year. We mentiom.-d at lute when the depression begun in! in ViyiBurcn county and 1’WjliH" with a vk-w of seeing if they' in Barry county. Wm*ton Sheffield, an1 HOUSE TO HOUSE CAN­ the time that it seemed that tliat 1929 ft tk well known tliat the sU--u ! ---------Play Surtday Evening ---------- Hastings and ot | Cmi!d not be lowered. Engle Scout, was awarded a gold palm j through Kalamazoo. . would be insufficient to pertorm tin-., IContinucd on page three! An invitation is extended to tire pub­ VASS IN PROGRESS for winning in extra merit badges. Pic1 1 to Woodbury. i TI1V com miitt» reported that they ' I. service in Barry county for tlie entire । There Uno question Wit that such an (o,ind Ha-tu^# «a* rates tn line tUrev of George Washington. obtained lic to attend the vjieciul Lenten servRepresentatives of Legion afld ici a being held at tire Methodist chur<#i by Mr. Sigler from Cong. John' I artaiigement would ire advantageous t ‘ >,. Aith thay.-_<>f other citu-s of this sire; Mill appear* that the demands on m EDGAR FIFIELD HOME . ’ mV ! a,,,i ,lw! »- •>«’ dUi- Ketcham, were given each troop pre/.-' Auxiliary Soliciting Work , •■act! evening thia week beginning at BURNsrw the ground ; •«. the distance between Detroit aand Chi-i' fjfijfnaicd ugjtuwt In the matter of ent. . . ... < W1U1 normal on account ot ao much uia .>■ ow Uwt h|)i M n. ■ 7:15 a clock. For Unemployed The awards given wefo nv follows: ItTpresent lines. That road ’ now Jake-1 r4 ^ Cr , mI nittee spoke of their visit Rev. Stanley Niles of Eaton Rapids Is . ploymi-nt. 1t« nr»«»nl llnM That rnnd now* taker. I Wolf cub badge* Harry Tompson. inTalking with secretary. Chboni ot Rural Fire Department r«™11..'.l Called Reprcecntatives of ’ the American 111 iuikln* wim j. v'"’" —• < tt* Chicago-Detroit freight to Grand 110 th<l k>caj manager of the Consumers Sanford Rogers, cub Puck 9. Hastings. Legion and Auxiliary who were named tire speaker and will bring an insplra— a — .... f.K... — ... jj u t Building Could Not ' the poor board we find, that February tional message. Special musical nuinRapid*, where it is turned over to its | P(1Uf . r cmnpirty. whp anked that they (Continued o n page five* on the Relief Work committee wer»*' «iu the freavlest In its call* upon the I bers also being ununged for each Be Saved Grand Rapirts-Detroit line or to Rs wa|t until .1 meeting of the company. bury Thursday. Friday and Saturday' fund for the entire winter, 'flint would) ■ service Grund Rapid-. Chicago line. It would , ,tlould lM. b(.ld ,n jnrkM,n. whlch lu,.t DRAMATIC READER TO of Iniitxweck enrolling the unemployed, iMMwno* Im- mi naturally ™- fl •- looks ~~~ a* IIl About the) 9:30 Saturday morning the tire Closing tilts juries of Lenten meet­ who came to the Legion room* to regts- ings.month of March will see little U any J alarm here wax bounded and tlu- de- suv-t’ between forty and. tifty mile, on j1;(d been called to consider the mat- ) the young people from Rev. Niles* APPEAR ON MARCH 9 Ii.irtm.-nt sped to the home of Edgar MWre-hauluge on both ijutsriwr and „.r nI tflls ril.Cv AUvr lhat meeting., derrcusc in the demand. church tn Eaton Rapids will present One hundred stxty-»lx ‘ have regis­ • The Servant in The House'' on Sun­ ’ Manager Glenn Brower reported tliat; jn living towiuhlp When the freight traffic. Barry county is mhchiy I'Hunutc in' Fifivld. Jn Some time ~ago the Pete Marquette People of Hastings tered since Thursday. t-nt arnvea arrived they round found that havitut ua man to deal with this sltuadepartment mat • • the Consuniei' Comiiany had peti- .Young having silua- departmer day night. March 6. at 7:15 ojflock. Hon who ha- thy neCe^ary qualitfra of there was no water with which to fight »’ [£' ,7c„h. Solicitation of the city, by a house This will tre given m the social rooms ■ Parish Sponsoring Entertain­ sympathy and y<t Jirmirexx H. care- the names, .and the nr.- wa* under loo » J » 1 ' 'Continued on page six) 1 a , * because of the belter stage facilities. employed begins today. Wednesday. The play, with wliich ao many are — -■— . ment At Welcome fuHy ii.ventiga'r* all case. that are mmh h.-adway to Mop it at that tumbrought to h» attention and. with tire hiortfcr to; rend inMi alarm it w ty to’woodbury^but *'X tZ , The Hastings Parish young people March 3 by the American Lesion and familiar, is appropriate to tire season ty to Woodbury; but it appears that, DESIGNATE FISH THAT | are sponsoring an entertainment to be Auxiliary for any work that a property and carries with it a splendid message co-operation and help of the other rreceaary for someone to go from the the report that Ute Pi re MarquMte had MAY BE SPEARED i given at the Wclcofite Grange hall owner may hwre. whether cleaning the of brotherhood and good will toward membera of the board, he has worked Flflcld home a half mile to a neighbor’s asked permission to buy the ‘wn, basement, repair work, taking care ofi out a aystern of relief that hwure* that to telephone. As the structure wiw a branches of. the Michigan Central J all mankind Admission Js free. thow who need help will ge» it. at the Irume one.that gave the flames such n Which would form aUcIi a connecting Deputy Conservation. OHioer entertainment wHl be giycji Uy the children. cleaning windows, etc Rev L L Dewey is also planning for A .standard wage of ?5 cents an hour ►irecial services during Paulon Weekminimum cost to the county, and yet Mart that it w.i* hopek-jvs to attempt to Mr.. Mabel Powley Harper, a dramatic Sumner Notifies Fishermen will be paid for all k'hds of work, and )reader Ol exceptional ability She will those Who need- asaUtancc will receive fight them with only the chemical j unnouncenu-nt ui which will lx- hiarta About Regulations equipment (_____ *•* ' ’ ~ -*■ give a program of humor and patlw.,. 'wholesome food. Tiie loss was total; only ~a little of j Dr-lttity Cuna-rvation Officer George dialect anil costume nutnixun There lUiy kind that can Ire dune in tiw^m-xt But with all the carefnl looking after people. W1U be tx- number* numbers of interest in ‘ Sumner wishes to inform the people!will to old and 90 days. Phone 26S7. Andrew A Mat­ this- rihiation which Mr Osborn is the furniture in the house was saved Secretary of — Unemployment, for HEALTH UNIT FINISHES । of Barry county■ concerning the ‘law.* ' young ' .thews. — -------------- — —--— giving, unless there riiall tre a turn There was Mime insurance, but not | ........from ...... Mrs. Harper I irguluiliie *pranng March 1 . tocome* to us from Nilra. any work which you devtre done for the better in the near future it nearly enough to cover the Jos*. Tire, TEST IN CITY SCHOOLS Nearly -*-•»' every house owner rould pn»boernu doubtful that the appropriation I house belonged to Archie Cunningham I| Having decided to mute farming J I April 30 ft i.'t unlawful to spear in with very .firm recommendations from ably.find some odd job. that needs to i trout streams at nnjFume. the Anna Morgan Studios of the Fine made.last October will be sufficient to "***. J Gardner will have an auction sale on tre done, that some unemployed man Doctors and Nurses Give 1057 : According to notice received from take care of the situation for tire cn- EIGHTY-FOUR CASES tire Morris Johiuum farm 1-4 mile east ' the State Department of Conservation Arts Bldg, of Chicago and from many: could do. even U tt Is fur only a few Pupils a Complete Physical churches and organiratiuiui who have tire year of 1932. A new board of sup-1 nnkiTACinnc niccAOC oj Milo Puli particulars ot this sale hours. ervteora. however, will be elected in CONTAGIOUS DISEASE -will be Tound in ^recial announcement by Mr. Sumner, carp, suckers, redhurse. ;ponsored her program' Examination Those who are employed and have' See any member of -this young ireo Abril. They will have u session in April. on linbllier page of this issue of tiie■ mullet, dogfish and gnrpikc may be ■ an income are urged to autist in lh^» Du.mg the past six weeks, |u*>7 chil­ speared In non-troyt streunw in the pie's organization for ticket:;. Another in June and still another In (Dr. Mohler, Oily Health Officer, Banner. ’ ' manner a* every hour s work count*. dren of the HaMtiig* public schorl^ l/rwi'f Peninsula from March 1 to ►. an IF It Ik „nnn.ta>, _a , ' , n 4 October; so fk.nl that if It is necessary’ fnr for .■ Makes Annual Report to April 30. All sirearing must Ire done in the board to authorin' a transfer from. MRS. ETTA PARMELEE. under supervision <>: t!io Barfy Cuunfy the day time only. j Tlie Hastings Women’s rlub will .... BROTHERHOOD RALLY Council tire general fund, or from some other j In order to fettle the estate of the Health Unit. All rejulftrly-cnrulled pu­ fund, to the i»oor fund it can "* shave their general meeting Friday aft: Oily Health Officer Dr. C. D. Mohler late Fred Parmelee. Mr.i. Etta Pannejee . ON SUNDAY. MARCH 13 pil* in the High. Central and Ward PASTOR TO ernoon. March 4th. nt the honre ot Mrs. made his yearly report Io Gw council. phi! have an auction *a)c on the prein-1 LANSING *-”• v.’hoob were Included in the examina­ QPFAk (IN MARCH 91 H A Adrounie on South Broadway VISITORS LIMITED TO covering the- twelve months ending ires, mile east of the Holmes church. SrtAK UN MAnLn d I |,n^rjtn Wl)l glven by tlw Mid- Dist. Pres. Archie McCrea and tion. Local doctors took turn- In areWlUCMDCDC nC CAUH Y February **■ Hf M e“ea o! There wtll be offered 3 horsT*. cattle.) ing the Health Unit In iU »wk. Dr. Victor Thrall Will Give ^ViUe ahd will lx-Mrin keeping ■ MtMotno Ur rAMILT contagious disc m3 withth lire city lu tools, and feed. Full particulars will Dr. R Of the 1057 examined. 4M were K. O u. Thoniaa inotnas Cominir coming to 10 wMh |heclub u.ntcn , MclCea|l _ 2.—;------ „ „ 'hut time, as follows: ' be found in a sjreclal announcement on ) •’ The Addresses found to be free from defects and Ml Brotherhood As Their wHi give -Night* of the Old Testa" ” "..... " ““ Erysipelas .....v^r Precautions Taken For “ Benefit another |iugc of this issue of the Ban-1 Tire Brotherhood Rally for the with defects. The total number of de­ Wnnnr flnpst nwi. and Mrs Hole* will give "Nights Scarlet fever . >.. ncr. Col. M E. Bowers will cry this, fects found was 913. Flfty-flva of Hmmo nonor uuesi of Ncw Tcitamrnl ■■ rhcTr . wU1 Methodist men of Barry county will be of Patents At Pennock Hos Chickenpox iale.„_------- ---------. „ J Two-weeks-Iron* Monday tliere will so bc_j!pwial music. Tea will be served treld in the Mctlvodist church in thU defective ear- or hearing, tin were 10 pital During Epidemic j Whooping codgh city on Bunday afternoon. March 13 at n r- Miiwnsv . bc *hc March meeting ot the BrotherPneumonia . For the present and until this; cent unuerwoignt underweight or ao 20 per rent cent •v 30 o’clock lper x>r Mnl U. 4. .Ml HR AX. flood, with Dr R O. Thomas, pastor of w.vriew " Archie E McC.ea of Muskegon, who: overweight. 14 had skin dlxeasra, 441 epidemic of influenza is over, -visitors: Streptococci .. ’1 D. C. Murray will have an auction !th„ Klrsl prv,bytcrian church of Lannuhuk. Miimiui.......... al Pennock hospital will be limited to 10 sale 1-2 inlie west of Maple Grave Cen-1 sing, as jjx-aker. Dr. Thomas has ci The annual meeting of the Hiutings Is'the District Brotherhood President.; had cavities tn teeth. IKThad detective members of the families of the patlenU I Typhoid fever 3 1 ter. The property list and full pur-. »lde reputation for his pulpit work, j Rural Fire Association will be held at and Dr. Viclor W. Thrall of Battle! totalla. 12 had goitre. 5 had defiwlfva only. This U a precautionary measure — Uculara of this sale are publUlwd else-'also for the addresses which he gives the City ludl building on Saturday, creek will give tire addresses, heart and lungs. 51 had drfretive Total ...,. taken solely tor lire protection of the M; where In this issue of the Banner. Co).; before such organizations as dinner’March 12. 1932—2 wks. Il U hoped that lire men of. the' arehea and 59 had other mbcellNiMua paticriU.'who. being sick, are more sus-, >Jr& Norton will cry thia sale. (clubs, --------------- --------------------county, whether Brotherhood members | ailments. CIUDR. the me Brotherhood uromernooo and ana others uincts ofi ui । THE MICK ARE IMPROYING. ceptlbie to cold, tonsilltl* and influen­ MIXED DANCES. I like character. He is a pleasing speaker or not, will attend this gathering and I ' '’’ za than they would be otherwise. Sure-Tire Banner 1* happy to Mate that j STUDENTS W»K GUWTS. Moose Temple Saturday, March CENTRAL P. T. A. and wifi have an interesting message get tire Inspiration and the benefit of If. A. Hall. W R Carp's orchestra.—Adv. The Hastings Rotary club Monday iy no friend would want to call on a! W. Hall, H 8. Rheldon Sheldon and.W .1J I The next meeting of the Central tji nwho Central, tor b wno come, come. tlie addresses. , ■ patient there and expose him to a cold : Hollaway are all recovering from their | school P. T. A- will be held on Thum- i --------------- .«» ... dXnOL _ or the flu. aa can so easily be done un- | serious illneaaes. though not ! them day. March 10, A splendid program is I CHIROPODIST. REBEKAH SUPPER. kqowtngly. Your consideration in Chis are yet able to be out at all. Their re-! being prepared and it is hoped there Ironside's_flboe Store every Saturday Evary Saturday night at Clear lake outstanding records Wednr.’day, March H. O. O. P. hall-Frank Herrington. Adv. tf. j their TespecMve clan matter la solicited. j cowry is good news to everyone. | may be u good attendance. | 12-6 P. M Free consultation.t-Adv. tf. -Adv. J COMMITTEE REPORT■1 ED TO CITY COUNCIL ‘. Three Auction Sales M �Till. HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. .MARCH 2, IMS PAGE TWO Mr. & Mrs. H. J. Flower of Milo Observe Golden Wedding CITY COH L RE­ FUSES STATE'S OFFER . TAXATION WAS CHIEF / AI the Stale Highway department to £ nr mcu v TOPIC,FOR DISCUSSION nil thl» work thbinwhe. . IJ 117 LUU AL. HL IVO .under a previous )>*. the tat, h«\ Michigan League of Municipali­ been paying thU city . ar the- rate Of C. F Field U confined io huhonvi(9.000 per mile each year tor-iiw tnaln- , A fn<;nd ajyf neighbor tend’ its n Annie Humphrey followed by a pleasties Held Meeting In Lan­ jteiuutce ot the link ' mon tluuf twd ■ spk-udhl account of tlw celebration of itn talk of remtnuccnce. preFcnt 1um>: sing Tuesday miles nf paving built by out city. Mr. and Mm H. .k-Flowcr’s golden pinmu and many good wishes for the • Miv, Neva IHlery it recovering-from PROPOSED CONTRACT CON whleh I’.now n |>arJ. wf stiifr itunKlin. < wrddmg which we are ibry glnd to fijture. Mrs. Jsrpan. the fsiete».v ot her recent illness. The Michigan TMgt» ot MumcipnliTin- city had u ed out ot this fund publUb and. the Banner Joln-s with the the community, was at her best in her • Mutch came in on n cold c^*t wind । • ties, of which thia eily !> 11 member. CERNED MAINTENANCE only "hat win absolutely :u-r< vary to many friends of Mr, and Mr? Flwer Own tributes to the bride and groom.: i held u meeting at the Hotel Olds tn •make repbhr on Ute pavjna-. and had in wnhiiig them many nwr^Mgh h#i»py : A poem, written for the.giwtn. Wiui re- .-which very . few people enjoyed. OT TRUNK LINES Lairing yesterday afternoon Bewral put the rest in a »avinit> fund, so that atuuwr*arie.FuHowttu: « a iJuirt ctted In her own gracious manner by,' Mm inr. 0ui‘nr.ci?_cn^rtain<d un.- • thenw6 were, brought before thla-ga'liif the .-tiiic quired thi- hiyiiix ot n< 1. hiographicat sketch and a report of the'Mrs. Olive Dooiitllr. who rend- also a I'1’1*1 LUttld t--' i on Tin- dav «-v<piug. I el mg HIGHWAY DEPL TO tender verw* on “Friends. «... Old Home, Betty.-daughter Mr and . Mrs. „ F. I1 First there was n <1i»cu»»lnh of imfinving Hx« city would bt ln a poalUon.feathering: • j—-----------«—•_ ............ l>t ... LOOK^AFTER PAVING tj pay fur b out of'lhe money paid l». Honwr J . .......... . ............. Friends, the Real Friend* Like You, t B tjtu. v- tpilti- sick »’;ih the mrith-n- aible state control al local finance*, Kean. Ertr county/ Pa. January 27. which will In- long Jcnd'mberrd by us .-a* nils artiou atu ednaidcred, but nut . Officials te-dJd Equipment that purpbM* bV Uic'ftgje. 1657. in the fall of 1865 he moved "with nil. Tl-.e bride, iuna-lf. then read ti 5, K vd. nt the lint nier-ttiiF ' of the .‘h patii'pla—ami t m bls parents to Galesbiirs. Mulligan, letter fnSm an absent sister, giving an .4,.^ Mature W«- und<r»tand 11 !■« to be Called F-LBx State Wctikl ■ ‘ 'Viiuock handl'd ill tn.x'.n- and tin- following -nring he moved to interesting-description of their hmt 1 tins Werirn-Miny bnriight up at the rpecinl teuton jiut drparqpc Be Too Expensive Prairie-.die « n wilcut tain fJWT ity limit#.---------— - tiMi’iishijf Baily touiiiv hl. wedding aa recalled by herself then a Cidleil ■ ■ ■ .... ...tjih from present home Another qin -Uon will U- What part Mary was born in Ba­ .n Mr., FW.-, ■ of the. inomtHlninft •*-—’ J• Moreau •»- ol .the ..eight tax should be given by ._-.lt will not Bi­ . raviu. GeneM-e county, N ’ Y. NovemFridat A daughter was born to Mr and Mr bor 17. I8S0. In tin yea: "18»X» .-he <#ir rs hatipily received, ble lor that Job any' longer. ilti-nd-! Kenneth Clark. 5J7 No. MirhieairAvi I with her parents to Barry townsiilp. „ (J’l.iti, d< Tide t«i Rin- al) the wi-tahl tax lb,, on February 30 at Pennock luwpitai. , to countie.' (or the purpose of reliet:where Nite lived until February 23. ahv* of Hie rtrji when die. wax Wedded to H J Float r_. Two. i-peciaNB ing CiHintv and local taxes? ft u felt Thev unnu'dlatr-'y rums-to the Flow t-r:-hould not Ui*5 An rnornious <"• A pot luck suppe citnapy u:i- i>r.i:n|>tlv at 7 &) » ’ .•arm, »whlen. with Hu ’ Uiouitl be nlurntil Io cities lor the gr«om and’. ‘ There was :il«» a dbruxMon at th<? ‘ subject of munuripal taxation r entertained a 'AMERICAN LEGION ANXIOUS ■hod tx< n pianmxi. Tin* ntj Wide at -. die Toe d-.ouid hive an* pie width at the toe so that grow­ ing bones and rnurcles can ex- MANY SOLDIERS' IWES UNMARKED TO-GET NAMES OF ALL SUCH ’ Simplex Heins , are nude Let u» t your children itn three dim- Simplex. had 'lexles WENT SMELT FISHING IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN iold and nu THIS APPLIES TO SOLGIERS OF EVERY WAR friendlv Four Hastings Men Had Pleasnnt Experience Despite Hurd Ruin Storm Only.Cost to Family Will Be Ex­ pense of Setting Monument Furnished-!??* Govt. ironside Jhoe Co. mp and and !w < Prnnn lc and Mr*. Alla A pleasing procra which I* un- rt-ceired much an, relative* or. a ell drusen and dt Of th*Lilin’ flitnnr T finite monument, to ..bring the th' i.egr- of th<- u.ldU-r to Frank W. An tth mat mbit Ifare. And hall bring Hu- da»i: they will .-.till inn- ir n suvernm "n. FREEDOM NEVER SEP­ ARATED FROM OBEDIENCE BEAUTIFUL VIEW FROM -LONE TREE” Hitt v. Sidney Francis ol Nash- Kalamazoo Paper States That This Yankee Springs Spot grille Spoke At Rotary Chib May Become u Park On Monday PROGRAM Foil THE IIAI ANTE OF THE WEEK hrndmg rm in Lcnnwcf From hill tire vl and hili. To Whom This May Concern M !.l>. — THt'flH. Utt. — >AT. Iloulile leatur,- I'rogr.illi “BEN- HUR” ‘West of Broadway’ IN SOI NO Adult* 2!>r Special Discount on all work Bought From Stock. I ANN HARDING Hastings Monument Works LAKEVIEW DIST. HAS REORGANIZED PRESTIGE ALSO COMEDY—“Julius Sizzer” and Rathe COMMERCIAL CLUB D43.iv- rs Were Elected On Mon­ sENJOYS HEALTH TALK day Evening - School Has 11 Rtini* Learned of Health Unit Work Through Pictures Shown By Dr. Kinde On Tuesday Been Continued JOHN BARRYMORE Wi- have installed the latest equipment for FRIDAY—SATURDAY GEORGE - O’BRIEN brate with us The Rainbow Trail Friday & Saturday Specials -Sanka Coffee 35c 49c JELLO SPARE RIBS ’ 23c 25c Feb Naptha Soap GOOD, CLEAN MILK 49c Pork Loin Roast ’ " 8c And Slitn Summerville in “Racing Youth” Also Comedy—“Fishing Around” Blue Rose Rice 49c Maxwell Housv Coffee Is the MOST Economical Food ! 10c "il. JioUlitlJ i ■ I1.-. <1: r 5C Beef TnrgUCfe ’ 18c . Swifts Premium Ovtnigccf Hnin. PIG LIVERS Hamburger and il’incs that 5c 19c .. Pork Sausage /i 9c rOAlPLETE food that’ yruir money ran ’•jt.. when you consider its FOOD V.VI.CE—in iai-t there’s nothing to <!onin.ure with it. But hr sure that the milk v<i;t u-ej.- CLEAN, bevause many stM’ious । iiHk-wkcjmhI much. fMftmng ntu bveti 9c A Special Bill Will.Reach You Thursday. • - “Where Better Fcode. CostLui" Male of Michigan has rewaletl I ho fact that n<> CLEANER milk is produced in the stab- of Michigan than Highland^ we sell it' for less money tjnm yon would have t<< pay Mi any other city.' Why run any chaiuos with the milk you use. Why not''•buy Highlands Dairy Grade Milk and play safe? GRADE “A” MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—10c Quart GRADE “B” MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—8c Quart Feldp ausch’s PHONE 2272 iiti. ^l IfIREt'TLV by unclean milk. No one can tell whether milk i;; clean l»y Form? cmiipelriit man is -nil that tells w nat LOOKS the’most, bill what IS 5 Deliveries Dadi—8:00 — 10:00 — 11;00 A. M. 3:00 —4:30 P. M. We Deliver in “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde I able in CELEBRATION-SALE! French's Flour FREDRiC MARCH . T H E JW A D GENIUS" Feldpausch’s ; and “Soullierii t’allfiirnid anil ". uUm- Foolball G.nm" SUNDAY—MONDAY Payment made when work i* set on lot. BUTTER 23c Childrc/i IOc The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Al. l.l nild N< TELEPHONE 2651 Hartings, Mich. ’ prua* corrvopoiulcbt. JUecuou of onteers will also be held. - ROBT. W. COOK, Prop. HASTINGS, MICH. �•ftlE HARTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH ?. IMS hEllS.«WEBSTEflFMTK CO. COM SG HERE Sporting Items living indoor baseball jJoyera defeat. PAflRTTOUCB be located in the Leap Karcher buildGlen Novnkey and Riusell Navlskey. at-eompanled Mrs W s Gurrarrr-r to Hasting-. Monday. where the latter had Mr. and Mr Ted Buxtanra. wenThundav evening callers U Mf. and ■inploved in Chicago Mr I Harlow Barnum of Coats prove. Saturday cveoln-! t'wulh of Mr and Mr- Ted Bu-.tanr.- W'-re, Mr and Mrs. Fay Stunt, Ml-'/s Orpha .Murph-, and Pearl WiiAn and Ivan Hrad and Romen Selwiski ot latke Odewu . HASTINGS CAGEBS LOSE A Communication TO CHARLOTTE 24-18 Editor ot Ha ting* Raimer. . Ha-:'iiu<> Michigan. Stevens Makes Five Baskets For Victors Adajt^High Scorer For Lccani "XT /\ / ZY / V / A4 0J Prices! iWltruL- r.< nhu..-:iu>. utiu' NEW S SUIT WNit lieaiiuung Sundi* except Saturday ilighr Mr. ’Manon NftgURapids viutdr Friday |iiH-ri- through Ur hoop five turn- tni > dn- leu <>| liH trahiN 24 (iviiil*. Adair > Parrtu kr- player­ Fuller. I HofBie num. O. Fmktrin»» The Neu- Sp.ring Put tern's! The NejtrS(>rin!i l-'iilirics!.' WOODLAND GETS SET FOR DISTRICT TOURNEY both ol HaMlnrinuking 'one to Scaling Capacity of Gymnasium Enlarged to Accommodate 1,000 Spectators hnnd'-lmeyt r, .1 Palmer , c* l-. xpcndirat sewral day-. will dlth Ctodfrt ■• and Dr Pjckham Edith Godin y r. feeling U tter ndlnhtf ■ret-iriuan, I t ■ullinx. •• . Thursday. Friday and <j-rding to Supt. <’ • W'rodlatid Cuinolidated McCall Bros. Independent Teams to Play Tcurney Here |r.«:» ik-mimt ha.Jr. t hull teant- of "imrtiiiir.t -ibout Washington in day. turday The Kings Herald will hie t 3 00 • in a fountain' rd on Tliurs-»°hn Br«Mr aikl Mb John Mi iy .md Saturday. March in. following |> ■m in abowt an. hour and vill<- called Wednesday- c accordim son. George, and family Washington. Grand Ledge were over night gw-.'t< ol There wux an old'kenera). Thuisduy ••vcnJug Dr and Mrs. Fultz rjlfl-d. A A general trw and brave. Mrs. Danfcls, who har. been helping] He. fought in many hatt!«-> , independent team of iiatti*- Crv«'k; s ;t' thing!- now sta«»d,.iwrrtrams from . Mr* Pearl Smith the past b * wiik-,I ting*, and trams from Charlotte. Ka And hi-, cfJuMry tried to save -Vlnck. r.if.doma v.-. Odesia returned MondayHo her home m .Irv­ I Friday evening nt 7 Jo o’clock. Wood ton Rapids. Battle Creek arwl Bellr He had >• wife named Martha. ing.. . . land -, Portland; a .30 o'clock. Middl. a lady true and young. Dinncr-giH-sts Sunday at the Wiiiuni know hu ‘ Ville v» winner of Cah-dtaiu arid Lak ei-mmittee ha.- 1H.I-- that teams ir-.m A,ld ^,4 u,u hk,. t0 ...... .... najhe. ’ Brechcisen home in Carly»r. were Str Middleville. Woodland and fotua wiil| . Dunn?' i In- Iasi three game, in the ueorge — Washington; and Mrs. E’ M. Tooker and Mary BusSaturday evening at. 7 Hi d'clock. be present !' . auo possible'that a •? ^do-hU hatCh'’ ■ md family. la-> D final--. Sunfl'id v.-Olivet; Fj- 'nun Inen (lianrJ Rapid* may play ’%?'• hi* father smiled and said; lisfcla-The committee hope* to ,But Adnybsion chlirg- ■­ i rn glad the Mary you told wa, ti e at leu.-t right good team: paired' Adult ticket , far »trie the Mini'. Mr.-Brown said. Aduila- Ho was bora u-. a ricti baby dent 'irget fur ' applii And. wait alway t a cheerful giver. -■clio'il ^tuderit in Ba and lime M-hedules for the ’extra But now In- la* at res’. cvUtx; ingl*- itdml.' By the. Potomac River. Kiurnainent will la- announced next Thursday • 2S cent*.. The jN-ojil^ had Urg/ banquet ; To which he was iu>ked to dine; inme teal contest* witl> In 1789. basket bull to develop. He wd as a good Pn And could Bing a- ■ -«r iiiiimiiiitiiHiiiuiiiuiii;iniiiiiiiiiinti!Hii!HiiiHiiiniiiiiiiit!iitiiiiiiitiiuniiiiiiiii<iiiiiiti|iiiii>iiitttiiHiiiiiiitiiniiiiii^ Every play in the entire champlonrhip game between tin Untvvtisljv of Soutiv-rn California and Tnlanr will be : . pctaUir . Paul Ijond <•! Juhan Smith ol Batt I Individual Scoring Close in Rotary Match Championship Game To Be Here in Film Vs ,o‘s Friday and Saturd.c Uie game Im.- been - pilot ogrnpiMd. Mr Brani h ray* By um- of telescope leme*. bnaiuht out TRADE-IN MU( I TALE! IN CONNECTION WITH NATIONAL WATCH CLEANING AND JEWELRY REPAIR WEEK. SPECIAL NOTICE Full Value Allowed bn your old watch toward Any new inNIrl 1832 Mitin. Garland. Hamilton, or Illinois, wrist or ixx-ket watch. Here is a wonderful opjw tunny to get rid ol your out-of-date unn-hablr turnip. **• our new line and idck out the watch of your ClwlCT. You will be surpnud ai Hu- small amount diffrren*-* you will have to jmy. No matter what rendition your watch h> in -Trade it in WAT('l> OCR WINDOW FOR EDUCATIONAL It I-till DIMM 4Y C.B.H© D4 E J Dependable Jew Jcr HASTINGS. MICH. SUCCESSORS io PANCOCST A. S- .dl tfS CASH < MARKET W. SCHENK EL, M.n.«.r ROSE A VAIL. Propriatori SOME OF THE MANY SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY: 5-SAUSAGE 25c • 7-SPARERIBS SHOUIDER . .. AND I QUART SAUER KRAUT V V» 8ch“nkPIG LIVER 9£r fcrfV Ve SUCED PIG UVER 4c lb. PICNIC HAMS • Sugar Cured and Smoked - Pound 7C ® Q5 changes your wife’s entire kitchen— and cooking pleasure •Ioown down And in 1M2 We celebrate hi* -blcentehniaL Honif Emnmnics Extension Work canieiu ;<•■•-* and Tr-ctird.? eM-up.- the human eye. The ctator . can thu< sec and IRVING GROUP. , Tin- last nuM.tlng for the Home Furvlewn-.g a nl.«hing course wa. held with Almira game from sidt-lli.c held, he ru grange hnlNfor the day. After the pot hick dinner at Boon the business meeting and ••lection of offi­ cer* were held Nellie Bedford was elected chairman. Laura Cnrt« r. viceehaitnuui. Senia Kelley, n-cretary- o KITCHEN MEMO Twenty-One on H.H.S. Athletic Honor Roll numerals for TaUhfu'. ter. leaders. The chairs and slip cov!• lie learn.-. Coach Leslie ,.t- *< ri. then judged by the group to announce near alike in style and quality of the T^h- leaden, then Rave tlie !er-on on flowers in the home, Tin- conlalr.cn, Neil Adair, Lorm Bove*. Fred B:*- were dlrcussrd flrst as too uttractivc hop. Dwight Chase, Floyd Cogswell, * container thkes much interest from Roy Cronk. R«jr Finstrom. Roland Fur- the flower*. The sire and sluipe <4 raw Edmond Howard. John Hewitt, containers In relation to the flowers' Forres: Jamis. Steven Kartncs. Norman [used were |Kiinted out a.s tnuiortaiil Kclhx. Fills Kelley, William Kennedy.! Flower arrangement and the placing Junior McMrflan. Walter'Italdt, Win-[of flowers about the room wen- then st.ai Shenit Id. Wayne Snyder. George ■ taken up. j 'Another meeting will be held March' lie at uilian Johnson's to finish up re­ ; port* and work on quills we acr inakMr (and Mr* J. W Shafler and Ing tor Hie leaders.—Elair Williams. Jr. ••trier spent the week end at Plain- ISM’Yel) wltli their daughter. Irene Joliu-1 QUIMBY GROUP lo^Lan»ing WixfncMfay On- his way basement, February 3(1 for an all day home he stopjlrd. at Cbarlotte aitf meeting The meeting was called to | called on Mr. and Mrs. Ott.v Nel! and order by the chairman. Sixteen inem• bers and- one visitor present. Aflf-r After -------- were .... meeting. ... . Mrs ) \1■ M,u* H*c teacher, .the regular business Mrs Mbs Helen WHlitts. took the children:Clemens gave a review of the lesson on of th<- Morgan school to Hastings to see ■ pictures. W.« then adjourned for dihthe Pageant of Washington. Tuesday per It w*-t a treat for all jn the afternoon Mrs. Fancher gave; । WA?S 1sh*”rr ,11!' lcr UI*h-tln- m-w lesson on Flowers in the Home i ' r.J?r'5nwdBJL‘!?.e lrc ■“* lnche*'Thu lesson included the kinds of conthick but probably tne best there will talners. flower arrangements and the! I , use of flowers In the home. It was a j I Morgan has bran a sorry sight since Very Interesting lewon. the fire in December which dHlroyed' This was the last lesson for the year.! .the More and dwelling of Otto Neff, but everyone m planning on attending ;The remains of the buddings are be- .Achievement Day in the near future I Ing lorn down and the basements being .'—Esther Ware Sec y I' I fWed in and the ground leveled off ' Kind neighbors and friends had a bee I GROUP NO 2 [Friday and moved the building that Hastings Extension Club No 2 will j Iwns formerly the postofllcc years ago. meet at the home of Mrs. Chas Hln-' :back from live xlrirt and Mrs. Webb nun on Tuesday afternoon. March B.( intends to turn It Into a garage. Their1 Ail membrtt are urged to be present — i kindness is greatly, appreciated. The i Gertrude Bauer. Sra’y. . . ;little.village wTD look much better -- ----* [when the work U all finished. OLDEST STATE EMPLOYEE. | Several from this way attended thei — , Major Albert Dunham, keeper of the Irrmt Seal Rrnl nt In tlu> ■funeral of Mrs. Martha Vahwy. south Great of SOrhivan Michigan in the Tton&rt Depart .-' of Nashville.. Rhe formerly lived at ment of State, was guest ot honor at 'Stony Point. a banquet of veteran slate employes re­ Mr. and Mrs. W. B Webb and fam- cently. Major Dunham is 87 years of illy and George Webb ot Dowling called' age and on April 1. will have served on Mrs. Mamie Webb and family 8un-J Michigan for 38 consecutive years. He day. 1 is th« oldest state employe, both In age | Opal Webb Ium be« i. out of school and in year* of service .for a few days with Die flu. I ------------- --------------------- INTERNATIONALIZING (H»M POO.M POOM! THE ARCTIC. | The invention of a "wind machine" Sweden and France are tn send out now enables playu a of lionu such as one e*|K-iiniun apiece to the Arctic thu> the double-bass and tuba to play long- spring; Norway will send two. Denmark, sustained notga which hitherto have and Canada four; Finlahd four and the i ■ l been impossible. Soviet Republic seven. Automatic . . cooking !. Quick evoking 3. Cheap—cooking cooking 5. Eaeg cooking 6. Cool cooking 7. Dclieiout , . cooking 8. Safe cooking 0. EHicient „ . cooking 10. Modern , . cooking HOUT AUTOMATIC QAS RANGES f Cook ■for LESS i-than meal' per pesoiD and gives you AUTOMATIC GAS COOKING Gas cooking is the choice of millions of American women— and now it’s better than ever! ’ ’ This new gas range sweeps aside all comparisons with older type ranges and brings new comparisons in beauty of appearance, case of cleaning and perfect cooking results. $4.95 puts it in your kitchen. TM» Ihllilrttni n*» mnO.l DETROIT JEWEL GAS RANGE With AUTOMATIC features Oven heat control—oven in- lurned on — porcelain finish u«h>« cTbXi: .k.. automatically ..„«...t«iiv lights caeh that cooking top burner aa it is 1K MONTHS TO PAY while enjoying cooklng. See this range and other rmxlth in vur •tom. gj^youautfcmaiicgMcoqicing SPECIAL OFFER. f)Q25 Vf^zcash CASH ALLOWANCE MADE ON YOUQ OLD STOVL CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �THE If ISTINGS’ DANNER, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 4, JM1 The— Hastings Banner — ---------rut.: .i.. a -ntr “5 w'4'-‘j '. ». srast. Sul It -smiis notb. i^nnitWrjfcMdu. *t itaiiiao., ted to seek .wit a .profit by showing • ’ a.profit showinf ownopera-' UI. tionamf criminal gang* nor by paradme lV7i<it LeM«mi From the Put foul Indecencies and impure silgg' ’ • ;»ig-Boyy Razeed ‘ tions that afe so common in the moi . Kellnnd On Eamnenk.. . TEN YEARS AGO TODAY Uatiitfs. Ing ‘pictures. Sound Common Sense Hoy Fuller returned to Lake Oogebk. ■ ■ ■■. ■ Tiu* bu*.lne«$ ts riding to a. tall.unk„_, U. P. Tur Mia y after ibwiiru trip »* >»s it givca some heed to the pubhfc de- eulaUiw petit:--io for hhcandidacy "for , We vc heard business conditions dU- here. His daughter. Mlm Aletha. wh<» cusartl from all angles by economists m«na tor-detenry. It mtut --------cnnwlt th?, governor au.nn tn pri- . —............. ........... .•---------n,•Ub.it,* E-’tlm ’7ri,’npprt>achin« ’.;tv'»HL'.''i2: " n » v ., 7.,n* ( I... • a.. w..11* t finaacteTK polilteiaua. Industrul leadpuWic inten t enough »o im Dot to , .715, * i,'r*- SnicrnaUotialMa-and even Will y:...,. ... » OttinionsOthers Say . way 'lit.' iMlWHibovs to mwieMnr»* .. a... , m... n > i ipwawnr an< crimeJt must fb. Im pcim.l.ed t> mas. n .A,w-t..rv .1 Vh* >•. m* iv. v. 1 repealed Illnvng «,f devrncrute i< ic men and »c.;rrn who diouid u ” 'he home v*ui all St stands tugj, American hr-' ■ " 7his and TIt a t Baclni’ard Glances: Bits of Yesterday u he ’*li.-r -« nH £ idrrftn Xi HfiMe-presentIlorw ot this ovcr-dl*-, n he ..urkr -.,..1 b( to *« >.cu>se(1 ftlbjeit that t read' Tuesday, - -r-’ •* i-'-y lie ... .i!d . n.rmlH.r .h.ti.ClUn,. fro)u ltie (x... of clarence Bud-' nwcus.ni..- .,.i - trejMiry began un-14,^,, Kelland. wrm 1 Mdr trom.thr artninut-’r ^.mt, th- but b.-ys" stormv.i'.c.i rue h.m ,.(| iB n.,.|r 0W(1 t. •nitory t-itury by b- c:u om Constance »'cm is expected hanuJriE out.: out • ”',,l,‘ nrxl ■*'*?el* ftojn St -Marys '■ «nmin:-.-A- i,i,n b, MthintM to be is luirnilis. tghly enjoyable Knoxville. III.* for the spring • :::!!■ Hl' •'• IL--' X4'*'111 wMce Prevent Disappointment „f SAYV-QS OF WASHINGTON. dpriuliug u fu« tlolliir>< fill quality, n>niL*m*ivr thi.-t; v..tS ....... ii..,. ...i ti.. piinha* an Kuppcnheimer Suit ir. example ioct- Qia n I When a ninn Ihiiins in t«-rni Of -t;<»bl» APPEARANCE SERVICE, LON< I LIFE. |». of but iii»r Ql'.M.I'H Kri'ITNHEIMF l: KL’PI’I -M II .1MI l< GOOD CLOTHES ■29 <-• s50„ light U It Lambie injuit d wht r red light. An ct-uff atage at'the proper the red tig - stop and gl ; niiwutg tro ' nah’.-hand attch change here In our <Sl Doyle "t'lrt’ Sluri for Dad <- Lad” .4 Quotation of Our World U'uy NEWS GLEANINGS. ' Current History EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK Adniiiiidrati'Hi »•’ YYnJhhglctn <i FOTttY YEAH: Ida Sinclair. uintr Mr. and KTrx, Aildium Mr .and -Mrr* Ausiiit Iho. Mr. uhd Mrs Roy Pungent PiU&graphs with Hit Utter's 1 his H L’t’fe’s Word L I) Gardner DETAITIATE. lyn Erh st Fiatiievillr .<’it with-tier parent* |ti the northern ,M:t.u{ the state NJonday cmung FteTY-HyE YEARS AGO TODAY Mr Brunk* will open hut mating! that yfrur.iT Mrs Mai-hall Norwood Spent lo Ulf in ihwuutfs, -wdwj^ ait Darr r. port—A . j-irtu: upmi theater ofrntrs •> It pUnwu It lorjttoni «*i,. Tfc„ -Detroit^ Nr*- . Reed pity, on a ashing expedition ul thousand* of income tax''? Wt heps uu: inc rut*,will not iurirt to- cMinwnt. baling ute of Caput Friday ingin, Aunt Kul- WiUpwr-' <4 contribute to the T>tnr«rauc< Reading' ‘ Ku-Man tronji* ri'purlcd nw.’int'uu i> .«* C ‘ n ’ ! 4 O'-rt will convene at 3 Man< l.tiria*. border mar VladivoMok in and admiration ’ for these ' h« y are i>ot on t till you that they .1 would JF. ; _____ H-aid. th<- clialk .talk art^t, Union hail March 10 A Brtitkmai Truth dt-.-.rf! ttw world. are on txlr | and nothing can atop ua. SO0N! -‘*n exlUiCuudted with but IHlk The Uiue will come." shouted the •peaker, wnen women will get men's, wen- urtM'Khl to the home <4 Mr* Ada « -unt- air daily full "t trama end uur > uU-txtiauU Mtm to be doing a good ner. -.-wit ttk.tuitUj- lUUil —WU-> Mirptta t<> sUuid Uic funeral ol iu* ' buaineas. . " , • Wia.i Church VMitor. . grandfather. • �BETTE R S T 6 R E TO H ME X Thrifty People will buy these items NOW . . . WIDOW SEEKS TO I SHARE IN ESTATEl EMCE50F MPMMIffllK’-?. i Norton's Will, Leaving! Property to Minniy Bor■ land, Contested MILLIONS OP HOARDED Ilrcau.c Uu- talc Gr-iiS fiurtun and II MONEY RETURNED TO otlur parties mentioned in the articleII ;ire well. kno*it in UdiF county, the! ’ THE BANKS u "•»<reui tin’ ftiiio'ATiie item from) %vuc <>(" tin- Kalamazoo] ciiiretli’t FEDERAL BANK RE­ . ObifriK-. DUCES REDISCOUNT RATE I/iuis Rortoh. Htehlund. leaving hlv en-j t.lrv ritute ot IIB.IW ^tlmiihd vnlut! Movement to Bring Slacker •». Minnie A Borland. Rnlamarno and making !.-> prowmn iiirld- widow. Mrs .Dollars Out of Seclusion Is Norton.Were filed Tliunafiy.ini :-robate r-nut by In- adopted sun. John] Mi । ting With Suet - si N<at<-n. Maple Grove. BiHry: Phtiniy PRICE! SAVE MONEY by bringing your car in for our TIMELY SERVICE SPECIAL! •—A-great many people are taking advantage of thia special offer. You might, save time by callipg ds and malce a time engagement. illlllHMH i “ rr • || ALL THIS for ONLY S' Vaivrs rruunil Motor luntd-up IHxtribalur p<dnt« jti'lrd . It Ito Utter Norton'S ;» 'Gte p>-t:ri(>>i rumr ' Snark Spark ahis* plus* <<lranrd leaned ami and adjusted Ignition llmlnR adjusted GN OUR STOCK OF SERVICE O-V E R C O A T S T 0 PC 0 A T S WOOL BLAZERS WOOL I'lanm l SHIR T"S I I Ul.lIliilifililillllWtIE A few good USED C/\RS at special prices— Call and look them over. Universal Garage Co. Saturday, Milrch 5 Only FOR CASH ONLY Corner Church and Court Street, Hastings Telephone ^121 on >t Ml and Mr ami M<v Atchuj Herrington’ lied iii Walter Itl'.t.-' tn the Striker drier Sunday, afternoon. lurjinie, Smith uiu the gtieM ot ii> fine " The Keller Store for Men' iioint-y Hurry ny scouts earn MfWDS Clovi’tiiair called mid Mr. F TIuiwi frdm page <,ne» oSum Udft FREE SHOW! ,Rob78 H IN HASTINGS, SATURDAY Join. MARCH 5TH, AT 2 P. M. Troup Jack VAN’S DOG and I'O^Y SHOW will give a free exhibition on the ftrect in Hasting*, Saturday, March 5th al 2:00 P. M. Don’t iniaa this treat. There arc no charge* and no strings. Only-one show. .Enjoy -this show. It is oh■ohilcly free, through the courtesy of the business men of Hastings. Nearly — OUR RE-ORGANIZING SEED Time ! Furniture Sale , Il you are going to need bARM SI J .DS of any variety this spring we invite’you to call and talk with us belorc.you buy. A Few of the Money Savors Think of buying a full sized, three piece, overstuffed liv­ ing r>uin suite for $OQ.(I() as little as, . . vv We May Be Able to Save You Money! A very good mohair SEQ-00 suite for only WW We carry a lull stock of PURI', MICIIIGAN GROWN SEEDS. If you come and see us about * your seed problems it will place you under NO OBLIGATION to buy from us. We give you PROMPT DELIVERY on all grades of COAL. Full line of Poultry and Stock Feeds. t ANKEE WRINGS. I D WilHjnu t>! Hastir.i; railiAj in lie J. H ivniond noinr .Monday Mr ai.d Mr.- f E- R.ivnwnd cl Mrki/yi enniv WrdwMfsy to vMl the r - mother. Mr- ElUa Nwtfe and *'ll lhij'-.!t*n L*. Mr chi< । ■ from near Middleville d ut. Uw H. It, Goodin home Fn• Mi unit Me Dennis lUittey and (| dauuliier pbvGi. .s)x»ni Saturday and Sunday,nr.it Tompkins Jacki-on Won* ’.V, in l hr W A. Haymond liuilly. John fcchtinuw. who lias been in i. i-Uru state* lor a few hmntiis. h । Rev. iiuil Mi- H. it. Goodin and ' gnintidiiuylib r ’Vent to Three Rivers Phone 2257 A very good Axminstcr rug in tha 8.3x10.6 $4 4.75 for only ‘ . I ■ A da„dy soft mattress $*>.95 for as little as W j. at Minerva WwdinunS Allie .riiciuy in ViUttoh, Smith Bros. Velte & Co. And how they are taking ad­ vantage of our big rug stock, and no wonder, when they , can buy a full sized good 9x12 velvet rug for $4 .75 as little as. . I » ■nu Hastings, Mich. ,Mr». Cectl Rook. I VI tlieir hoinfc ill Jackson Sunday utter Kvbcy ami-Miendiiiii from Wednesday unUl.SunCn£k Friday. | day with Uib tonuerl, uioUtcr. Mr» n nuiiday eve- Elka None and son Burdette. :tt- .ind twill Hunda; visitors in the Edd. Ml'Kibbin Mn. Pauline) Iiduie »■ !•• Mr nuU Mis. Frutlfc Brown I .ind children AmJ Fred Blown ol f tick-' Kimi-- i|»wi w> (.'iini'i 1.1(1. count ol H.i.uji> wub -Mi. anal Laud But McKibliut. and mhui Kill.and j Beil ot orange Ville. Has proven that people will take advanI age of genuine bargain sales when they get a chance. The hundreds who have al­ ready bought what they were in need of. al unheard of low prices art- telling their neighbors about it and they are likewise ~ availing themselves of the golden oppor­ tunity to secure strictly high grade furni­ ture at unheard ot low prices. Hundreds of bargains arc still lef^on our floors. To those who have not already called we would ask you to come in and .be convinced that we are offering sensa­ tional bargains. BUY NOW, and Have Your Purchase Saved Until Spring! Miller Furniture Company , "Complete Home Furnishers" . - - Hastings,.Michigan West State Street �the hustings banner. wernesHay. OVER 3.000 AUTOMO­ BILE LICENSES ISSUED COMMITTEE REPORT­ ED TO CITY COUNCIL Co. Clerk Hill Busy Selling Numbers to Car Owners— 470 Commercial Plates Sold Up to about ten o'clock Turviay A QUARTER at the Rexall store More IRON EVERYDAY PRICES AT WARNER’S I throuvh Chr v.iutei*. Peptbiin tdnirpe.'is the appetite, aids digestion, and increases the number <>f r<-d cor­ puscles ,in the blood. Get a butte tnd.Q'. Best l ard 2 Ib.xlar Peanut Butter Bakery Cooki Large Cans Pumpkin,} 3 for Cream of Wheat Flour, 24’. lbs. 49c Corn Meal or Graham, 5-lb. sack 15c Fresh Baked Friedcakes, doz. 18c Old Fashioned Bulk Crackers, lb. ......... ?s More Strength New En/jrgy makes Spring cleaning a Joy! i «a>-... • PEPTONA PRODUCTION PLANS OF • FORD MOTOR COMPANY Estimate That Sum of 3300. 000,000 Will Be Spent For Labor Alone 12c Wisconsin full cream cheese, lb. 19c 3 Tall Cans Milk 19^ Attention Property Owners Warner Special Coffee, per lb. 19c Daylee Bread March First Means hjoving Time! 25c u. We have a, new service for property owners and land* Ir.rch. Call our office in the STEBBINS BLDG, for particulars. Big Specials Each Saturday WARNER'S STORE No. 103 HASTINGS CREDIT BUREAU AREA, CORNER JEFFERSON AND COURT ST. 1. D. GREEN. Manager BANNER WANT ADVS BRING RESULTS 11 PENNE Extra Values HG-llx i:. st it.-st. Sfl/ety BEYOND ANYTHING EVER KNOWN IN HISTORY OF TIRE BUILDING for Active .Infant Feet! 1! ■ lin.s. .Mirli Raynshu f?i\ /fi •All-Rubber Thcy<frive the f<<* plenty of ‘ rr >m, and yer fit fr.uglv at the pr-iud of thi. |Mt-.nt leather sipped * Galoshes , P-iuf-ir moire finish in blade • r brawn. 79c 0198ci Women’s and Misses’ • “BOZO” . Brown Canvas ) Shoes only 49C /Mhb' $ 4.79 $ 9.30 5.35 10.38 5 43 >-40.54 6.31 12.32 6.65 12.90 6.75 13.10 7 53 14.60 8.15 15.82 8.35 • 16.20 8.48 16.46 10.65 20.66 10.85 21.04 toil.!). $10.95 11.60 14.65 $21.24 22.50 28.42 S4»x3 II. I'. $15 45 32x« IL D.. 26.50 ■ 1\7 H. I>. ' 36.40 i>.0<i-20H.D. 14.50 <; 5O.2OH.D. 16.30 7.50-2OH.D. 26.45 !‘.<Hl-20rLD. 46.50 " 75 61.65 $29.96 51.00 70.60 28.14 31.62 51.60 90.40 120.00 ijll.Il. ANDRUS Telephone tt« SERVICE Corner Jrhrrson and Court Streets Haotinp. .Mich. FIRESTONE AND SUNOCO PRODUCTS /or mm Black Waterproof Work Shoe* with dunn welt , -ll.A v. jtrtpr.x.frd feather for nil-.4 .f..,r u,c. j|(.4,v Clll|1. i<.!e» $2.98 Rainbow colored tide stays! February Fashioned to Please the Young Miss! March hi to: dinner witn Mrs Mary Kibhnger. . Mr and Mrs. George Fry and Arthur Elizabeth CHn.. ' ' Knowlet <>t Jackson spent over the The Bible clw wit! 'entertain thrl: wretf #n<t uTth Mr*. Dewitt CoiUter. member- ot Uk Sunday Schoo! Friday| Veda and Rosemary Wltjianuon are evening in the church ba&enieni Sup- ■: entertaining tiw whooping cough. p»r will be served at 7 o'clock, program Kenneth UtU Jus bt-ni very sick. (ol.cwmc AH member*, rtf th.- Sunday] Allen Griffin. entertained thet.School with it. if MtrnlR- arc >ntliedj bipjH r Maw® NCKton.of Beltdn-Sun- "Best Bet' Brown Canvas Shoes only 9SC i ichuolhouw Friday evening. March 25. You are cordially invited to attend the*e meetings. We are expecting a tine , program next time The wabblemekr u a new device de­ signed to test the physical condltlon.-ol aviator*, but it aound* like an excellent thing to um- on candidate* tor jHibbc office,4Mil>aukr$ Jourwd. Priced to please her ’ mother!. Your growing daughter will be '•‘•iKhtcl with Penney** jiylhh, ■'hicfy trimmed ihoe*. Choice of ’n.'1 ^‘hcr*. Made to i ll. A Saving, tool, •S.49 in ^or \ an^ boyit Hr own rrefie outsoleT^**-** �PERSONAL Detrolt Sunday ard Monday attending a family reunion. । Mrs. Ernest Erway wax tlic guest of Mrs. Harold VandeOleaacn of Batik Creek part of last week. MU* Winifred-Bensley. who is at­ tending Battle Creyk College.. w a* tiw F E, Hill uf rinuui fupids wu tn1 guest of Mr and Mrs R J McCrt-ery tl»c city Munday on tuiUnr-** ■J®'.J" the, RepubBach'Her »,«l ‘■’.•llCS"™’ .'“'“V A Mans a Man ston. L V Bca-m’rr E J Prwtt and I t. Bau'-r attended the Btvine'Bsfl in Grand Rapid.1- Friday night _ Mr. and Mrs Ray Waters. Mr and John Vir!«- Of VcrtnoiiKlUe in- j Mt' O«*»W SUlnfce and Mrv Burdcu SURE BUT wi a' well dr until he proy worthy; while the ill pressed man rs often disregarded until hy proves lumself worth'.', • •T HE WELL DflESSED > always has the advantage, ft not be just- buV it’s true INTRODUCTORY OFFER AGENT, L. J. MYERS, E. State St., Hastings. BRADLEY LAUNDRY Motor company and nt pn-wn' perinteqdcnt of th<- Iwat treats; puittnent in the line* Rouge on Hu- .dnp n on Jh>- Mil ui Marell- M,!i VhiiI.KKv and daughter fla .-burn will remain here .ind yi’.l stand |Hirt nt tiir time during th«- tuin- THIS WEEK ONLY! to SAVE yourself Money on Window Shades! Owing to the fact that can be reduced « little nio holding our special price open this week only. on condition slock is not all taken. z of Mid.lh ViKv .-.lightly improved. BUY THEM AT ONCE NOW TWO GOOD QUALITIES Dedicated to Better Vision ■Contributed. b; Hand Made SHADES Machine Made SHADES The HESSMER Eyesigh; Service Why Arc Glasses Worn? tixUibb In addition freedom from the RESULTS of rye sleuiu i. i^currd. Thric are headache*. ncrvoudicM and many other muk-MiubU* cnndiUoiu ^jon't let errors ol vision interfere with yviir cornier!. suixess and happufeas- ii’*A dse aid of our sprvue. fatfaa.r ,l'r about tu<ii:v minutjrun. tfilwtlt sieve and and i«ru rnjw nt mtik thK-krneri sbehtij-wnti butter *n,I Hull • rule calU lor four tabl« vp-.K'ii. bnt- HOMlLHI( I. Tlw bridegroom was I frenay a> he (trolled ohm., TELEPHONE FREE DELIVERY �THE HASTINGS B INNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH !. IM? PAGE EIGHT Our Success fol bu»ln»i£. management and vaihfxrUiry dealing with polieyholdrrv. WANTS THE CHURCHES ONE CENT A WORD. NO ... TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25 CTS CAUCUS NOT/CES “’,VC.“T'?\. ran envnen or mm <mmn. The Vault Without a Fault Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L. MAUS & SON The u<r of Concrete Burial Vault* ha* become practically univer­ sal ami with Hie higher sentiment ami Icnih-rnrn* for mitdead their U*e will continue to-liernlne more popular. Tur more than 10 yean the Hastings Burial Vault has proven its superiority over all other Burial Vault*. . H. S. WfctDON u:rr. meyhodibt chottch. For rale by alt procresaive undertakers in Barry County. .Hastings Burial Vault Company HASTINGS. MICH. PHONE 2622 BABY CHICKS op.rrr.it for publication HASTINGS MARKETS HICKORY COBS'EBS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH NOTES barky Township republican CAUCUS DO YOU NEED A ■ • . NEW ROOF? KEI’USLICAK CAUCUS We have in stock a complete lin^qfRULEROlDand JOHN?; MANVILLE roofing. We have a good mjinv designs and colors baht Utas WISH METHODIST EPISCOPAL C I •. T CARDS OF THANKS might be quoted you. - I. TOWN Silt ir Telephone 2276 MortTciAoi* Homelike. Dualities - R<•member everything bring equal, you should leave your loofjng business in Hastings: it gives HASTINGS MEN WOjjK! < < HI ANY I I HI I I LT II MISSION Truss Wearers! OSDElt Eon PUBLICATION See this Amazing NEW Rupture Pad With Adjustable Center N" METHODIST EPL’iCOFAJ. CHURCH. £*». L. L Dtw*r. GRANGE PROGRAMS Akron .lianir-rorni il' THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBarker, Proprietor. Hastings, Mich. j. AUTHORIZED EXCLUSIVE AKRON TRUSS FITTERS BAPTIST CHURCH ORDER FOR PUBLICATION WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME W1HT1IU •BOstrns-r 4 GRttx [•ARI, isittid .Ambulantf Sent'r their uncis. nd luroily Batuntsy it: uijiTi-c party was given for Mr,' |r». Henry Wickham Saturday! i am! ir«k- �THE HASTINGS BANNER | Wednesday, March 2, 1932 lav. xhould b»- done, and done at one* The State of MMldgan should in*tat 1 upon it. It lx a |MMiUw disgrace to Ihr state of Michigan and its govrmiq» bodies that banks under .Mate super । vision and control can be forced U, close their doors and leave-their depot.!­ , tors to wait for year-, to get. even a pci i Continued from page one. part’ onai | tlon of tlieir money buck, and in num} InMancen then receive but a pittance a* can possibly befim.iAncd. I don't be- of their life's ravings. When one Mat* Hrvr any bank 'JLuIjrhave a right to ' shows tlir wuy In wiiicji this may b> receive a dollar nL-depositrd money1! accomplished, the other statci will fall from any individual, company, corpor­ in line, and banks all over the United ation, school district or municipality ! Slates will be sound and their deposit-, unless ills prepared to give the dr- secure. When a bank in China failpositor absolute assurance that he can ttiey cut the bankers head off. Then have uny part or all of hta money at arc no bank failures m China But China Ls. wc usually consider, a IwuthHow can it be done? f have talked en country. Only in the most enlight­ with many bankers about thia proposi­ ened of the civillred couiUrus do •* tion of comfiulMiry dr|x>*ltory Insur­ jiermlt banks to clave their doors and a tire. The first reaction is. naturally. tell their defXtaltars tliat they cun Iwvc - that fin. bank* could not afford il Tliat u part of tlirlr money sometime, if and “I he ro*l of the insurance, added to I when the receiver can jfet it fur them their burglary and other Insurance.' U all bunk-defXMtu in Michigan were would lx* prohibitive Hut it nerd not be lMje.ittvely insured, mi that you- and I prohibitive. Let the bankers of the and everybody else In the Mate knew Mate organize thelrown mutual insur­ bcyoiMl question tliat our money wa.i ance company Tiiat’ I* practically absolutely safe. In any bank, all th4Hat it would-be. although they might hoarded mid hidden money would g>> give it the n^mi- <d a central clearing back into the bunks almost instantly hotve or any other draigfiatlon. Ln the bunks would have money ui loan each bank keep on dcpuMl there a cer­ fur industrial, businey. and agricultural tain'percentage uf their total depostf- purposes, business would take* on rwv. io. shown three timet- annually in life, industries would receive m*w im­ theff published .Aalements. 1 think one petus. farmers could fiay their taxes ,» r cent would be atnplf. That would and Interest, the state would hav provide a hifyc sum. any fRirtlon of money with which toxumeact its bu.Mwhich could be placed almost instantly nc*-i, and normal conditions would again prevail * Business would lx* sta­ any bank, tlx* bank could call up |h-_. bilized and ............................. would remain stable. Then• It a ring Iumjm*. tell tlw-in of tire- run. b«* no occasion tor money to .mi k and ask for rash to relieve lire- situa- ta hiding plaar. But in spite ot all ph a , non. Ttw money would be tn. their j and urging/ of the- President, tin hands as soon a* on armored truck 1 Congress and thousands uf willing could get it there. The clearing house workers, every banker knows tiiat il ‘would tx- protected by collateral from will be at l-ast a decade before-an. tin* distressed bank A sene and simple i conuderablr amount uf tlie millions of btucinew transaction, should It tx* re- hidden money will eoipr run ol Die qmied. But it would M-ldwn if ever be sru-ks and tlie sugar bowl* and the required. If every dtfKMltor knew that safety deixolt boxes and go buck into lie could |«it in* money tn any bank in circulntu-n. when* it belong* if busiMichlgan and that he could get it the ness ta to go on again A pnxninent and : “ 7 highly sucrewful banker of 11 thriving' ■ month, or.uny other lime he wanted it,: central Michigan city fold tne recently (here would be no runs on bank* Runs tiiat hr wa* satisfied there wav over a un banks are usually tlie result of million dollars of currency hidden away scares, usually caused by nasty rumors, in safety deposit boxes in hta bajik. and almost always untrue But If tlie de- that no man could pry-w-dolfar of il jxHitors were sujje in their own minds. I00-. for 'circulation. That ta a mllUrat their money wru absolutely safe in lion dollars of criminal money, hiding any bank, false minors wouldn't scare its face ' ‘ through fear; in dreuiatton it "them. would m«ui> at least ten million! of It would as a matter of coune be business credit. It can not be coaxed or wheedled out. until its ownr rn.lcnow qrcessary that the central organiza­ tion have authority from the member beyond question that It is safe to de­ bonks to make a! any time a complete posit it in a bank. Whether you like It and thorough audit ot any niemb. or not. the fact, stand.*. This same bank, and to recommend any nerdid banker told me that u Michigan statute .changes in tin- conduct of Hie affair-. making it mandatory for every tank to inmire wwry dollar deposited in tin' petaonnel, if necessary. Al), «>1 edprae. bank would be-the very best Hung for to lx- under the final .tuix-rvision fit the the bank*, themselvc-x that ever hapliened in Michigan * banking department of the state. Tlie clearing Ik>um- will not find it' J want u> ask you people of Michi­ gan If this proposition is *ane and. large amount of ready cash. Tiie rxw* M*nsiblc? W<* insure our' buildings cash may be loaned to any member, against tin- and windstorm.*;, we insure b&nk which can find Rood use for it. in 1 oui; lives. w<* insure our children, we nny reasbnable amount, ut M>.k>w an, buy educational insurance for them mi interest rate that the bank can well' that-no matter what happeiut they will afford to pay it. the clearing hou-.e tq have mi-an* for securing an cducnbe secured by government txmds or tx>n. Ire insure oursehes as much a.s uny other quick liquid collateral, which wc can against sickness and accident, ta Ju*l a* *afe in one vault a$ another. । wr'insure our automobiles and our and on which actual cash could be .se­ livestock, but we place our money, a cured almost Instantly in,any amount, most vital asu-t. in a bank without a required for emergency u«*. The in­ particle of assurance tliat we can ever terest revenue from cash *o loaned to get II ugaln. The fault Ls seldom with member banks would nearly if not the bank or its offients and director* quite cover all clearing houA- exMlucs. | They are honest and sqt**re They are men we have known for year*, mid wc There .May Be Belter MethiMs. It the banker* of tile state know uf a plaee ctxifUU-nce . In their integrity. better way in which all of their deiKmi- Bank clonng-t are seldom their fault tun may be absolutely guaranteed Bank elating* are almost invariably . against l'*s. -»ll well and good But a cauM*d by us. the defiosltors. who get ‘ tiling a* necessary a* thta simple mat­ fnghti ni d at shadows and start n run ter of protecting oil depositors against No bank Is ever prcfMrtd to jmy all of DEPOSIWIHHEISVIIIL RADIO CLEARANCE/ Friday and Saturday Only Three Great Buys ! SEVEN TUBE SIX TUBE HOWARD HOWARD Reg. Price $59.50 SALE PRICEMIDGET Reg. Price $69.50 SALE PRICE- Oas Oaly Extra Special! g . - LOW BOY MEM 8-Tube Super! w# One Only at Regular Price $125.00 CABINET SET United States Tires 29x4.40 U.S. GUARD 30x31/2 U.S. GUARD 28x4.75 U.S. GUARD SW.75 Tube Tube Tube . . : *1 jfato J'poH Mop Phone 2177 "Drioe-ln Service” Hastings if* depositor* In full. To keep so pre­ pared would mean promfit dl auti-r The bank must have 11* money out at work, earning more money than the bank hx-; to pay- tn interest on drpevikt Hu*, tlie right system of insurance would provide mean, wiureby any tank could joy evert depositor on demand The old answer it right there "If I can get i* I don't want it." That *peih the answrr tn bank failure:, and bunk dos- 1 believe Michigan can be brought took to normalcy and uulu trial and agricultural prosperity ■ quickly if a gnnndatory depontory Itnuranrr re­ quirement Is put on the statute book ■ Tlierr would lie fewer 'Icejilera night*, fewer suicides, more contentment. m<5re security mid more ha ppi me in Michi­ gan if we could know 'bar our banks .ire safe. sound and secure Tiw* bunks will find the way. tf the state say. they must. Shall wc ask our_ legislature* to give us stich a hiw? Why not? There is boiind to be an answer to ro important. mt plainly cominonwhsc n opposition. Let us demand the answer from our --I'rvunt.t ut Landnir. without iinncce-vary delay Lcn W. Frtghnrr COST OF RELIEF WORK IN MICHIGAN RISES Nearly $12,000,000 More Is Spent By Counties In 1931 Thun In 1930 In caring for indigent'. Michigan i>pent $11,965,6X9 more for th«* year end­ ing September 36. 1931 than for ih< saine-yeriod ending September 30, 1930. according to compilation by the I>purtment of state from annual reporiof Sujx-rintendenta of the Pour of Michigan s S3 counties This compila­ tion >■' required by law annually. Almost all of the- increased cost was due to unemployment In 1030 the total cost of temporarY aid fc»r indigent* out­ side institution-, waa SlO.IBO.Mlj, while in 1931 the cost was $21.654.963. The number who received OMistanci in 1930 wn« 273,763 as compared with 068.963 in 1931. an increase <H 395.200 ent compilation. 21.670 - penofos were aided in infirmaries; 2.274 in other In­ stitutions; 619326 were given teidjxirurylid; mid 25.693 were receiving per­ manent aid outside institutions. Poor furms and equipment In the slate are valued at *15.O43£514nc com­ pilation shows. Smelt Run Expected To Be Record Breaker PART TWO Conscn’uitt'i’. . . hut Progressive PRESS Daily Clippings A San Francisco mining engineer hid $450 in a sock - forgot all about it and sent sock and cash to a laundry. The sock came back. A Chicago milliner hid her money in a stocking. It was thrown out with trash and she lost both stocking and cash. Otherwise'careful people are doing thoughtless things like these every day. ♦ A checking account is the safest "hiding place" for substantial sums of m^ney the skill of man has yet invented. Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank In Barry County An early run of swell iip tlx* Mwama along Lio- Lak*- Michigan shore is ex- .. jiectnl by the Department of Conser­ vation becuiL-M* ot the opi-n winter It ta considered likely that the run will, be­ gin the first or second week Di March. ' Because of the fact tliat large catchtw of *m>-lt have been taken through the .ice and from the dock* in opeh water during the winter. Jhi- run thta *j>rlug ta cxi>ected to be thr largest in tlx* .his­ tory of the species in Michigan. During Uh* "run* " urtrlt may be ' C'tmitnuuirtltinil anc part *?f thc c,ly rfo not know J’*®1 Jolln Henderson, a pofiular farmer taken with hand nets of not more tlian V>UHi,rii4riiLUire/rr what are the weather condfttonx in and supervisor of Ol, ".1. died Friday live feet In circumference or with Wilmar. Calif. February 8. 193f. |-*«ne distant part thirty or forty rniicx at hta home after u five weeks' iUness handle* not over five fret In length, ' T,R’ couhh' a* well tts the city! The funeral will take place Monday at from the following sticam* u* drslg- Tn ■ the wanner, , . • .. , ; <*Acra route area, biting eixty-slx by i tiiAimme. He leave* a wife and several nated by the Conservation Commission. I liad no thought of crashing into, M-venty-two mile* covering mainland rorji and daughters and u host of Charlevoix County: Boyne River down from Pearl St. in Boym* City; the columns of the Banner so roon 3M0 squurt. mil«. Catalina Islands 73 friendg. Buna! in Lakeside, after my pre-CiwUtma.* letter But at&quarc miles. San Clenjents 56 square Deer Creek down from dam on Sec. ,25. Mrs. Jane Jackson .-aged 04 years, . South Ann Township; Horton Creek tempting to make It apjiear that Lo*ilnlk-.* making a total of 4009 square passed away al yer home Bunday cv*.— . . down from dam <m See 6. Bay Town­ Angeles is the storm center of the uni- m!Je*. A registration of voters 1.* now In ■ ning. Besides the daughter. Mbs Mary ship; Monroe Creek down from High-, verae. *o-{o Sfieak. in the Banner during way Bridge: Porter Creek down fr«n the winter ha* started a little unusual pr0KT<,vs not >vt lomi>lvU*d So far the ? under our collar. ; enrollnK-nt shows around 400.000 for dam situated 720 feci from th? mouth; ix.**t Thta letter Uto b* construed as a. U|P ttty. BIltl lor thp ,mt. I Stover Creek down from, dam situat­ warning to one Charlies Jones, tliat. In me city. Taking these figures a.- a ; ed 450 feet frixn mouth. the future, lie is to keep his nasal ap1 gU|<jPi county ha* u fxipulation of Bcnac county Cold creek down from peiidage or fingers rather out ot this । approximately 2-250.000 human being ■. northerly line of Clark Street In vil­ lage of Beulah; Crystal Lake outlaw snowb.ill pie on pain ui haying them; AlKj yPt it ta-surprisingly ilear to the above Hammonds Bridg6; Round Lake scorched. This letter should not be | mountains and cunjons where wild life ‘ Outlet All otlwr streams entering construed as propaganda trying to in- -^bounds Crystal Lake down from road, around duce those of your readers to come out 1 jn B tater lptier perhaps 1 wln write here If they have no de*lre to come. It. ol a Un nuk. chmb visiting lake. would be necessary at present to have trap* with a neighbor of mine, a snug sum in cold cash hidden away Yours truly, WARNS FARMS BEWARE in one's Jeans, or tlie state authorities! w j, schanm I Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2217 Jane. she leaves two sans. Contort why has cared tor hta mother and stater and a son Will nt Grand Rapid* Hie fu­ neral will take place Wednesday from the home of Millon Howard. Rev Start officiating and burial.in Lakeude. Diplomas ate now being Issued to graduate* from a new college of bridge playing wrently opened in Detroit. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO OF ‘BARGAIN* SEEDS. might halt ojie at tile state line, to be 3343 pn^ped gt I confined In a detention camp until I . Wilmar, Calit. I proper arrangements could tx- made lol -------------- , B ' have you returned to your latest home 1 .MARTIN CORNERS before starting on your trip Mr ah(J Mra Arthur Janes of GrandBut writing in a more .serious mood vlll(. alld Mt wn(J Mr, Demand 1 the writer had expected to state to.wtfrtH CaM|rton were Sunday guest.-., your reader* that in five years of reM- , j and Mrs Orr Ftaher. dence hefe. there ha* not been <xte Remember tire* P T. A. will tx* iu*ld single flurry of snow, tn what is at the schoolhouse Thursday evening,: known as the city proper. Tliat state-, MaIch 3. Ulnlt.nd ,g JMday evening as J ment was true But rti the morning of; uMWl. you arc cordtally Invited to tta- I January 15 (Ite inhabitants of the city: proper and surrounding cities north. I Mr and Mr, Jamt._5 oI Woad. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. Plan to attend the all day and eve*, east and west awoke to find ane w two ]and and Mr. and Mr* H. P. Munn ning meeting at the church this week inches of snow covering the ground I and Mlsa uma Heideman of the Center Friday. A good program has been pre­ and shrubbery, which soon faded at; roMd were Sufkluy vtaltora qt Alfred! pared and every one Invited to attend; the sun arose. Il was very like a Barry 1 Ftaher * also the quarterly mrejihg Saturday county sqgar snow. The dailies reported j parish night will be observed at the it the first snow fall In nfty-four Martin church next Friday evening । P M and Sunday evening ■ 4. - — ••••■be a pot■ -luck ■ sup- ■ i Mgrch There will We extend our sympathy to Mr and yean, or since the weather bureau be- •per al seven o'clock followed by a pro- i Mrs. Dewey Jones and family in the gan it* service here There have been abundant rains here gram. Dr Duffey of Ionia Melhodbt loss of their little daughter. Jean, whose funeral was held at the church Friday since December 1. about fourteen inches church will be the speaker. Bring your up to date. Rain in the valleys means own table service A cordial invitation' The P. T A. has been ixwtponed on snows in the mountains Mt. Love and is extended to all. Remember the date. Mt Wilson, about twelve to fifteen and be on hand. account of -Uckiw-As Remember the preaching service at Mr. and Mr* Dan Roberta and Mr. miles northeast of the city, sometimes and Mrs Sterling Ostroth and children show mow covered peak.* Farther east. the church even' Sunday evening. You attended a surprise dinner Sunday In same range, the snow capped peak ।are cordially Invited to attend Mrs. Eva Trautwein Visited her ■given Mr. and Mrs Dell Shively at( of Mt. Baldy could be seen on any Hastings honoring tlieir twenty-eighth clear day during the month of Jan­ cousin, Sam White, and wife In Has­ wedding anniversary which falls on uary. Yet the climate is such that as tings Friday of last week. : soon as the rain* came in December, Mrs. Ethel Hilton and son visited February’29 i gardeti* were planted and today pea* Mrs. Edith Bolter ot the Center road 1 six incnes tall and other garden truck Sunday afternoon. STRIKER hCHOOL DISTRICT. There will be a P T. A. entertain­ ta up and growing nicely LAKK ODESSA. ment at the Striker School house Sat­ j At the risk of taking up too much of Mrs. Cecil Beck underwent an oper­ urday evening. March. 5. Pot luck sup- 1 your apace, would like to give your reader* some information which I am ation al Che local hospital Monday and Mrs. A. Richardson of Freeport spent sure will be both instructive and in­ was taken to her home Friday. Myron Bishop is in very poor health Friday with her stater, Mrs. 8 Geiger., terestlng to many ot them. Tlie city of A number of children are out of Mr. and Mr*. Burk Houghtalin and1 Los Angele* has a mania perhaps for family ot Battle'Creek spent Sunday adding to its limits According to a school on account of chicken pox. Chas. Lake, a pioneer of Lake Odessa, map of the city which you will find en ­ wlth Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Houghtalin Mr. and Mrs. A- Herrington and chll- closed, there are nearly three hundred passed away Friday at the county home drtn of Dowling and Mr. and Mr*. FredI and fifty iquare miles of territory wlth- where ice has been cared for the past King and faxndv spent Bunday with> in its limits. Cutting out part of the winter. Funeral took place at the un­ Mr. and Mr*. WalterTete* " . shoestring strip, which connects the dertaker* room* Sunday afternoon ) Mr. and Mm Emory Houghtalin1 eity proper with its harbor on the with burial in Lakeside Cemeterv be­ ocean at Ban Pedro and Wilmington. side the wife who )*ssed away two spent Tuesday In Battle Creek . th* city ta over forty mite* long, north at SamuelI and south, and about thirty milra east of Climax, one daughter and aeveral and west. Smail wonder residents in grandchildren. ~ Columbus. O. Feb. 26.—Beware of advertisements and mail order solici­ tations for so-called bargain seeds is the warning of R. D- Lewis, form erpp* specialist at the Ohio siatr university, who believes before such seeds are pur­ chased is the time to determine wheth­ er «’r not they are true bargains or an expensive disappointment. Such lots of seed, he says, are quite apt to be ol low quality, trashy, weedy, and poorly or not aQill adapted . Thank you MR. JONES, I’LL REPORT FOR WORK MONDAY -MORNING ' In many Instances tbe fact that an applicant for wurk ha* u telephone is the deciding factor in obtaining a job. Other thing* bring equal, an employer is quite likely Io hirn the applicant whom hr can reach most easily and quickly. The telephone in your home ia an importMil bu»lnCM a°4 •ocial asaet. And, in ea*r of fira. sickness, accident or other emergeneipa, your telephone i* Priceleak Prutectiou. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MARCH !, 4831 PAGE TEN th? Laiuing area .Y M. C. A. Dr. Me- tm >'■ / Fl P I i vrr ■ refc; .uh ,, y. M. C. A. ITEMS XS. COURT HOUSE NEWS | C F. Angell returned Saturday-night 1 “ . u - — ■ ■ JroMs-a-arrk in-The northern district, j PROBATE COURT. C1au<ic Edger Petition far. rintiK by Winston where atww and ice were common a# . Shcfiield-relating hi; exprriencea'of rero weather the fore part of Imi determination of heir, filed. ordar for week Tlie boys of Boyne City High -publication : — .—-> 4 entered, ■Cliool cooking cliuc; put on a- smelt Wm.hir.utm supper tor «k5 mr n and boys from over- Estate Jasper G Deed.*. Will and, ‘ petition to probate tiled, order for pub-. the area who met to plan for » confer ­ lain and her. । licaliun entered. ence jit Petrakey April 23 ■ . I Estate* Sarah E Good. Inventory Sonic xpirpdid character building ■)uW for uwk . . . is being done iii (hi- small Y j filed' tuxato ,. ard grouiM grmilM of »i Caritoil canton and Coats cuau G unnt, Estate ClintIc.* A Newland. Bond vom.i ■' ' Eagar Chern y ;uid Kendall Contvare1 M»d and letters issued, order limiting •• ttlrmi nt entered, petition for hearing j Claims tiled,-notice to creditors issued. ■ Estate Frank E. Se-haibly. Annual! ' will not make itself. —Chruiuw; Herald. ■account filed. Estate Janie# Sluihey. Annual ac-j count Tiled ' . nigi; and family acre Sunday ; Ertute Amanda Norris. Petition for! . Mr. .And Mrs. Claud Fighter, ml ^tr»< Duncan Parks of Froc- ' license to #eU filed.- order for pubUea- • j lion entered. • ‘ •1 art CJlcr and children j» n| ■ EMate Daniel W. Rogers Discliargei and‘Friday with her par- I of. adminBtrator issued, cstate'enrollcd E-tate Richard A Edmonds. Nomina­ tion vif guardian tiled, order appointingg-iardinn entered, bond ■filed, litters of! laud Fighter guardian issued. ■ >. . | EMato Frntor R Irottsidi- Second an­ ui from tin nual aceaunt filed. Wtl. D.p.i, jriUJ|. FuJter •Annual account | filed ■ summer ,.d-! Ertatc Mary Walker.’ Testimony ofi ;(l, fie.holder* hied. JictiLM- to sell 'reali dilate >•*- i-si oath b<Tur<- sale till'd. | tntitei al i tab Seba G WipKin Annual ac-j tesday. ;<ount of guardian tiled. . ■ Estate Michne) Doster. Supplement^ nf Quimby । to final account of executor filed. Estate Thoma*. R. Allen. Annual ac-i count ol adn^nUtrutor filial. ]■ Estate Chwgt* TkRgnrt <-I «l. Relcare above the;nt guardfun tiled, dischurgi- m guardian' ' issued, . Estate W M. Whipple. Order allow- ’ ing claim.* entered! Estate Harland V Sweitzer Petition! for admlnhtratot* hied, waiver of notice' filed, order apjxilntlng administrator entered., btir. filed, letters tesued, order limiting settlement entered, petition for hearing claims filed, notice to creditors issued!' " • Estate Edgar oti* Final account ahd; receipto tiled, dlscharg.- ol adminirtra-1 tor-iNSiicd, estate' enrolled.' Eqatc Ji ’Ierson Hydt- InAimpt tent, final act mint filed, disdnargc of guar­ dian issued. • Estate Jeffernip Hyde. Proof of will? filed., order admitting will entered, j Appetites with the.** : ->r.d .-Ib,| ami 1< 'ten. in-u. d ordrr lun- 1 ding M-ttlrment entered, petition fori hearing claims nted. notice to creditors/ l*.-.urd. Inventory filed. Fjthte Samuel J. Palmiter. Annual tecount of administrator filed. A Faithful Public Servant Contributing Its Best to the Community Conservative and Helpful Entitled tocYour Confidence THIS Bank Has An Unbroken Record of 45 Years Service Unfaltering, accommodating, con­ scientious .. . through prosperity and depression.. . . this bank has given its very best efforts to the welfare of its patrons and this community. • The management of this hank is in the hands of careful, painstaking business men. who have aimed to be conservative, and yet be as liberal as good business prac­ tice would permit. Stores Ata CerealWeek IGA Fla , ■ ,'l. ll. s.n,r. I > < l>| Although the 1931 sale ol tuberculosis' Christmas seals m Barry county! i 1OC Large Pkg. | ■. 7* h i s B a n k , Invites Your Savings ami Cominercial Accounts. Hastings City Bank The Bunk with the Chime Clock Capital $75,000 Surplus 50,000 Michigan Tuberculosis Association lowl.G-A. Pritt. jg Rolled Oats K ® 17C b IGA Cream Cereal 15c I Corn Flakes IM "■’IOC Jell-O Asparagus25 S Z 25 Sardines Crackers secured tor a continuation ol the fight >UU?.MU.WW> .urn UU j late returnx arc receive^. • . j Tim Mih toxiate in the county lias sevt-ral hi tola community are enter* I enu, Mr. and Mrs. w o Tobiu- ami i amounted to S495 itl. compared with taming colds or flu. Mr an/ and’ strMr# fmh Edd Tvavp. Traver «,irt'enmitu and family *7)634 received during the 19M c#m-' we are going .in have a party paigu according th a rcpurt .ju.*t twiu-d; Easter. The decorations tor Marcti and evening with |x>t link supper and n Ralph Skidmore of Vicksburg u of Baltimore also spent Sunday with by the As'-ociatioiiXOf thi- *um. $37d5a Ea-rtef are now underway. program in charge of I.lovd Dcmond spending n lew days with his father.1 lite home folks. Mr and Mr- Jake Weyerman are hits been.received through the mail; fourth grade are making the and Max Cbats. Music Wa< given by M W Skidmore, at the Imine of MKv ■•ulc. The remainder has been secure;!' *— •*-Susie Phillip-, and mother. ' ' moving back to Hastings. Tin* Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle by t«-acher.s ami school and community ■ We are making Japanese lanterns: Maude Hinith’CEufity*Conimre-i<>iicr ol Orville Tobias ol Detroit and Fluya managers through local campaigns Schools gave a talk about her trip'to! Tobiax and daughter Marian of Kula- will meet Wednesday, March 9. at the In iy rtawment Accompanying the re? ceiling by strings Washhutton and*conducted a number nuiaoo silent the week end with then home irf Mr and Mrs Ronald Haytu* Members to furnish [x>t tuck dinner :;ort. the A.s.Mwigtmn remiest-. ’that, of contests. i coumy i i-AKienis »mi county icAidehts who' haw have returned returned :U A ,t:w. ot the pupil* are making bird Ellen Kline is a little better ut this: Mr and Mrs. Willard Demofid went j wither-tin- ik-aU or motley.for themj pfM,era‘ to AUgustn on Monday to attend th writing .She has bci-n Miffenng w'ilh! Ralph and Miss Mildred DeMoll do.-o at the earliest ptMMblc moment ■ « Virginia —■•—*" Hayward *«-•——•-------was absent• Wed■ ­ funeral of Mrs (,‘ull. un aunt of Mr: : nrsday and Thur..day. and Cleone Detnond's. A* long us n great ttumbf-r of ' Ilunnuit of Middleville Verne tn Detroit. Woodman Friday on account ol illness > inkin'uniiccounted lor. the A" Georgia Tobias Friday liable to draft- im tompjet. : Sixteen of our scholars, Mbs Grace. . Our iiftwing industrial fortunes. fol­ infinity service on Sunday for 1932 or cIum- the 193! xesl Mr. Brown. Trddv Hayward. and Gor UI ami iilrnd... Mr lowing tlie modern mode in sky.-icraiwr. j Aiiproxiniatelv 3ti5 . county (I'm Foote- attended the flagrant at Most of the program was musical, given bid ot Kiiliimn/rxi mint the Mix Violin Orchestra ted hy-Mr acknowledged re­ । Hastings Tuesday Everyone crijoyed it. by Mix of Niuhvifte Merit-* Wheeler <> it. to them Iasi । The eighth grade arc through their Sunfield. Victor Bawdy and Cart Ht-te I history ant! are now reviewing. They of' Woodland arc the other member Uig appreciation fur tffc gen-i " ill war, lx- through tlwir grammar. assisted by HU Alice Smljh fit Wood-' , The seventh grade ire now reviewing h has been given hr i i tiw United States in geography. They land aj inani-t and Mr. Keith B<>*studying reading in tlie place of man gs soloist. It »>• a fine program mmar, and Heat’ll Habits in the and mutb-upprrciiitcd by the audience. ! place of history part of tlie week ■ , Miss Ruth Woodman was home from , Caledonia fur the wwjc end. •* E 8 ThomjMon U getting along firs i Mjwnth and eighth grade examination ’ in the spring.' i The fifth grade readme . from books wluch Hit teacher i» ;d:iy wiUi Mrs. Mqu-rva.Woodman with; if.ed tiralth .* dinner served'by club.No 3 and pFog•Die fourth grade ate studvuig ,; grain-In, cIuThp-oi Utdie Fishrr. I Some'from her.- attended tia- sale at also making a Japan* project. . The tn -I and second grade arc mak- ( Loren Herehbrritri Cast of here, Monday. • 7 he doctor was called Brntdav for Walter ThmbBtofi. who iy HENDERSHOT1. STANDARD Mr. mid Mr*' FY’ank Maltc.mn from the Wjwk's dtxtricl spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Harry Woodman "tif umnd Witte!' itolr hh‘Atnic-Mi.ttesoii, and (liniil.v! Grand RapidryWted John Woodman * Mr. and Mra, Hurv«y. Parmutec of Joimrtown spent Sunday at Floyd Gar­ on Hundny P. M The Community service next Hu ■ - . tended the rison's. il school in Mr and Mrs Vate'Johnston o! Jack­ day evening will be led* by Mr*. Ms Kimble; Musician,--Floyd Dunnlga son were Friday guests at A. C Clark'.* lie --------- ------------—— —M:’. dark and the twins went horn<-. ’“•o-'- r. KiiUwnne Clum; HamMmk with them and stayed until Sunday.1 Warren Cooibatigh. They are jilar.m On Your Wheel returning home with Mr.-Clark and!*'” another miuiral program giv.-n Mrs Henry wlu>\|>ent Sunday there i lh>- double mule quartette of Wcxdiand Mrs Catherine Martin of Joliet. Til. There will be six. «lectioiu - by the spent the week end with Mrs. Floyd double quartette, two tenors mJo>. two Garrison. I bass solos, n saxophone solo, a tenor Little Laimuw Mead, wlto has bein' «nd baritone duct and a piano duet. ■laying with her sister. Hnrtence nt ‘ HINDS CORNERS. Fl<Wti Garrison's lias gone to make her, [tiUtflrult*; Mr and Mr* Hsrbenon of Baltimore home with Mr. and Mrs Harvey Par—-------------------- — | TM QUAUTT Hr* wMln lk« «-och <H AU ~.™ ..... , are moving ou tltc Jake Weycrman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bryan* attend- i farm Mr# Dodge cd the funeral of Mr.* Tom Crawley tn *' J entertained .her mother .. Hartings Monday from Grand Rapids Sunday. Family night Parish meeting will be Mr and .Mrs C. N Tobias and will enter- hf>i,j ttt Martin this Friday night Dr., granddaughter Leah Barrett called un 30 x c I A s tb diiniwr Duffey of Ionia will tx- the speaker. Mr. ami Mrs. Frank-Newton in Has-1 h of Lacey. Thursday, Mu* Josephine Romig will be at Sun­ tings Thfitsday afternoon. 28 x exhibit and' sale of i day school next Sunday and give u ro­ Mr and Mrs. Warren Brogan and il will feature, a good jort of her Bible school work up north children of Baltimore spent Sunday 'Ft! ! Basil Hayward and family of Alto with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes. I wi’h Mr. and Mr- spent the day Sunday at Chat.. Van Clarence and Volncy Hartly visited j ...... WilllMr. and Mrs Will Vrankbr'k and were evening callers at i -^~ltheir »i»ler. ... Mr and ----Mrs.. Lutren laugtiter. Mi- » Dorothy. ‘ Leo Hendershotts j ton and (amity near Hickory. Corners Guaranteed Tiro Repairing Good Used Tires it and Everett Uainu. uf! Clare Hendershott came home this; Sunday. ' r >>i Mrs. Babuxk. Munday morning frum Hastings where; . ... . Barm-y Mills P. T. A- enter-!she has been stek lhe mat week with! i the uicmberaot the SteVrns club' iu flu al lite hcnuc of Mrs. Harry! SIMPLE GERMAN REMEDY ■ - Aquug ot last week. A Maton- Ritchie. NORTH MICHIGAN AVE PHONE UU HASTINGS. MICHIGAN FOR STOMACH TROUBLE i-vianfrntiwirvaTiFgauici^ind reA Urge crowd gathered al the home li ciUiUuih ^lcaluiML.. ............... - of -Mra- Jexxjt Haynes last Thursday toMr and Mrs. Henry Gray and family help her celebrate her birthday. After ill :r.€ tie- iMtruit# ol tiw taeey a licllciuua dinner ami grurral DELTON, MICHIGAN cleptwni- Company Jtir their fuuitii'ttme they departed wishing her many' vraTs work beginning April 1 ' j more such happy birthdays. THE P Goodyear rs ioca *.“11 J Apricots Spices o 12 25 29 X 4.40 $ !GR Vacuum Packed COFFEE DeLuxe 39c New Lower Prices! Speedway I kO'OO^SA® Slap L IM 7 s.,. ZJc Soap Chips IGA u.,. 17c Soap Soap luwwAwt Itf FLOATING Bi. Sc Oxydol IM Larg*! 2 b- 15c 19c 29 x 4.40-21 29 x 4.50- 20. 4.50- 21 4.75-19 29 x 5.00-19 31 x 5.25-21. . . . . $-3.95 . 4.30 4.37 5.12 . 5.39 . . 6.63 4.50- 20 $ 5.35 4.50- 21 5.43 4.75-19 h-33 5.00-19 6.65 5.50- 19 8.48 6.00-20 10.95 BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SHOP I.G.A STORES SMITH & DOSTER �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEHNF.SPAT, MARCH I ♦ KC ? t ■■ • . => ORANGEVILLE. 1. 193! CLOVERDALE. Bert Mason Mlttchknd. | - .1 .irnbr. qu«M.,ly mwint »IU b. b.la Ixw; plra'l; wre njrr. [ Tilt’ HoDlPDinJcPT'’*' flnd ^rs- Jnhn DeForesl and . ntJniLrriUKl. r A !I children children Of of Martin Martin wen* wen* Sunday Sunday gurats guests uauiraay Saturday nigni night ana and ounuay Sunday morning. morning.: . taipeft at tne home or Mr. amt Mr.*.. Itot his sister. ____ .Mrs- Clyde Nichols., — J al tlie Evangelical -I-..r»„.. and church: R«v. to_._ 11 Cha*, Chan. snvdrr Snyder Sunday. Sunday. By Home Economics SpodallsU Michi"­ family. *on of Kalamnroo will be In chant'* of _ J1"'”18 Hie XU^'and RZv" Holt^ win'Jo to t'rtaim-d fr(pnd» from Middleville Sun-; gan State College .. > A number of tjie friend’s of Mrs. Nashville to. hold quarterly confereiim ! day = I Richard Bourdo gave her a ..iirprise ! there Sunday morning.I Wc are glad to rrj»« 'but-Mr. Jones’ Whv nnt mnkw a run fnV tlw 111 ItHZ ' Hnl *O<1ay evening, ihtlt btltlR Iwr birth| TbecblMren mdr.bM lor li X!',' ‘.’’i »■' ■ wa «W.M..urn. ™ I ...Kit i-.c, ...i. । tine a!tr*r hi* lllii* •* of pneumonia, I nmll-pox in school lart. w. ek Mr. and Mrs, Sarn entertained I or UUrurn burliu wrk.< r.n be lu*'' '* boi.mOjr. nourdo In b>v.ly Mn ™ Into .<«,» und h.w m.n» m..r. nlrh butbdw' ' The community exUwta sympathy to Mr. Giwtrs - i a«x. Mrs Virginia Cran-1 br..d.u. Urn w-rt u.b. » n.f >pFunk ZTOm.nnd,, .nd unuh -pm Mr. and Mr*. Lockstedt on pie lew; of' uait. aIld little I’randdipr.tht'-r qL-Kala»t proximately 5 tt. by 3', ft. Sunday nt Dmtfr with hU aunt. Mrs Mrs. Lockstedt , mother, who died Fn- nurxeo Saturday 1 _____ _ John Jon<*«. who is ill. | day morning., following an o^ratior*.; Mr and Ml; j.*]0>-j ** of Qpn j Substitute wholeromr dtle<t fruiU for Mr •’"> Mrs. St John of Toledo were The funeral was heM at Plymouth,]ag,. spent Sunday a home of' rich candies in the chldrens diet.1 o«t tin* week end gtirsU of Mr. and Ind. Monday P M I Floyd Randall . Prune* stuRi 1 with iranui butter, i *Mr: Bourdo. . Mix* Helen Patton ol Midland was: Mr. aria Mr.'. Mark Garrison -.;Hnl FOR OVER * ■dales, or raisin* will provide minerals! Beatrice Wickham ot Detroit spept.. home over tlie w»'k end. • Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Shirley* 'and fuel needed for growniK children.‘ Saturday nUtht ami Sunday with her:i Mr». Replogle wax a Thursday chop- Ritzman ot Quimby . ’ .. . , Krandmothcr. Mrs. Nettie Newark, at! i per at Kalamazoo I Mr and Mr Hany Kelley of KalaMany hostesses keep a sugar syrup' this place 1 Mr*.- Patton and daughter ML*a‘«™«*» Hient Sunday Bl Henry Pcn-j op itand all the time to sweeten fruit I Ben Norman spent several days the Helen were Sunday gnextx ol ; t‘cJU . drinks. Equal parts of sugar a.nd water P4M with hl* daughter. Mrs. at Kalamazoo. j ’ ’. I an- boiled together for eight minutes,: Charle*. Hensen and family at Grand ।• Mr. and Mrs Jam*'.,MacDonald and Guaranteed plirs LENT CORNERS. I cooled and set oxide In n- glass jar.1 Rapids. , Mr and Mrs Frank ,Humeston were; Mr*,. Clare Thwn.u. i. in Plainwell and efficient. Punch, lemonade.' and oilier drinks! Mr. and Mrs. Kahlo delightfully en- • Sunday guest* at tlw'ihdnjo of George caring for hej tnoHiet. Mn F Fennen moy easily and quickly tx- sweeten^, pertained about forty of their friends V.m’ faiih at Rfchta^ Ounces ’ who :* riuuely Hi with a stroke. ■ USE without waiting for the sugar tn dta-lwlth a wiener and marshmallow roast .MacDonaldland ta«m at Kirniami Arthur Johncock cai calledMr*. Fred JI«U'nnd-Mrs Sage were solve. The ayrup thotl ).*. at-o a Saturday evening and a wry Jolly ew-1i Mr. Mr and anrt Mrs. Mrs- ArtHur riineWas spent ' ' ’ ' '4,n th<-lr dauKhtrf. Mr*. Edith Powers. Un 'HaxlingsAni businev. Saturday. lest then of high IKUgai- saver. ' . Inina was snent. ' 1 SflruUv ufteriumn guest* ut E D. ! Howell Saturday . A numlx-r of. our neighbor Kidh-s met ; priced brands. j A frequent caww ol poor machine Lcwrt and wife were Mr. and Mrs W 1 Mr and -Mr5 Kineebnry and at the i.nqu of Mr; C Dunham « r»i-^« nnd naie nf PhunwM! ^Vily visited the OUn Br<»wn family at Thursday tot a farewell party us she htitcliitig if. gummed oil on the shrflro*E£>> « ““•«' Wednesday.' ™-«* '» move "»» to “ Bloomingdale this ,hu ’ Plainwell !’ experts,to i tie case. It may came skipping or a Mr. and Mr*. Ford DeMond of Kala- week. j__________________________ stitch which dor.*, not track straight. , si c " . .. . ... --■ i■ James VonHout and daughters! ! Clean the case with kcrostur. a nome . ins and "Mary Elizabeth, spent from EAST GUN I AKE. ■ ----------I Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Nichols and Mrs ■ lcahom T sunuay bunuay Mrs. f* Kellogg IkLahere for Our hearts were saddened by the I Slopping over a work table cause* Newark spent Monday at Kalamazoo. ! J""• r"°T{L“ w-rod “ "a cosple ut'. Friday until Sunday with her mother. " . igjjg ' Mn;. Carrigan, of Benfield ; death at Mrs Elizabeth Salisbury Fn- ! back-ache. Test your table to see if------------- ■»-»«•--------------Mr .nd Mrs Be-t' MeCalium ,oent! day evening. February 20. She was a 1 you ran put your hand.*, palm down. GLASS CREEK. sundav at’flie' home m Mr mid-Mr* ' Mrs Edith Carpenter has been on the life long rrslderWof Hit* place Mid will on Hie table without .stooging-Castors. Bnd imiiuij, and ka Lowell: ’ • . ...... ..... . clro Brown null /wvii lx* greatly inlved by tlie entire com- * door stops, lengths of Rus pqie —r< kFred *t,h . 1 pi|M* and I(Whittetnorr* of iru-it,,nj Hickory cv«rn Corners. muiUty. The funeral will be held blocks <>f wood can be put or.i the Ulf table Bechtul. ru-ciitnl wife and mid son. Billie, of Has-1 Has- 1 Tuesday at two o’clock at the Marshall lc«» to bring the table to your cur- tings were Sunday guest.* at Chas. I rcct height, funeral homo ut Martin. She will be ‘ reft Whittemore's. laid to rest in Riverside cemetery. rI Save leH-ovef- egg yolks by covering Ray Otis and daughter. Barbara, re-; Mr*. Shirley Hunter and friend of1 turned to Kalamazoo Saturday after' them with cold water and keeping them an extended visit at Fred Otis’. .• • ' Detroit visited at the Sluter home Frl- j The GIoak Creek Home Furnishing day night returning home Suturdny. , in the refrigerator, or by dropping the yolks into boiling water and cooking Mr*. Anna Null attended ,Hu* 4-H , them until hard If cooked, when the claiuL held a very interesting meeting; Club party ut Mra. Esther Johncock’* yolk P. cold. it may be pressed through at the home of Mrs. Clyde Warren j Thursday. The lesson was on the re-1 Saturday afternoon. a sieve arid used to ganuxh creamed­ view of pictures ami the new lesson was Mr. and Mr- Will Crant of near, dishes or ealada.. the arrangement of flowers tn the1 Caledonia spent Sunday at the home ot | home. This being the last lesson uf Mr and Mr*. Will Crawford and family. Tin- mother who is Interested in the year the class wa* organized with Tin* 4x7 club met at the home of keeping her family well will provide the following officers: Mrs Mina Whit­ John Crawford Saturday evening and milk. Iruibi. and vegetables, the so- temore, chairman; Mrs Minnie Gor­ wu* well attended. Next Saturday eve­ called protective food*, for her family. ham, secretary Mrs Lena Newland: ning they meet at Mr. and Mrs. Adri- One quart ot milk for each child and a and Mrs. Eva Havens, leaders. . un Johnson’s. pint lor each adult will provide the Mr. and Mrs. Lester Reynolds. for-L Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Couch of Nash­ I line essential to the building- and merly'of this, place, are rejoicing over ville visited Saturday until Sunday at maintenance ot good bom-, and teeth. the birth of a baby daughter Cqn-j UT OF a financial crisis world-wide in extent tend the home of Mr. add Mrs. John Craw- I grntulutions. i The scries of radio talks by home ford. Sunday' visitors at Forrest Havens' i unparalleled in severity emerges this great eco­ Mr. and Mrs Burt Roush and some economics specialists at the college on were. Robert McGlocklin, wife and j all phases of home economics. may be nomic lesson: The moil important factor in any friends of Hattie Creek called on Mrs.1 daughter of Hastings and John Havens t Mildred Roush and little Wilma Lou i heard daily ut 3:05 P. M.. eastern and Shirley Gillespie of Lakeview. , purely buainea* investment is safety. Roush Sunday P.___ M. _standard time, except on Saturdaysjind Mrs Roy Oakes is confined to her; Mr. and Mr*. jultu.; Crnns of Middle- Sundays, over WKAR which broadcasts bed with, pneumonia. 1 In the light of recent experience, every’ known ville called on Mr. and Mrs, Will Craw- on a frequency of 1040 kilocycles, or Ward Erway of Hastings was "a guest ford and family Sunday. [288.3 meters. form of investment is meeting with the same question: of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Er-1 way. Sunday. What about safety? Alluring promises of high earn­ A large number from this vicinity at­ ings, whether in the form of large dividends or rapid tended the pageant in Hastings Friday; and Saturday evening. Much credit is' enhancement of principal, are no longer considered suf­ due the High school for Hie fine en­ ficient reasons for the investment of hard-earned tertaitunent. BAKING POWDER year5 25 f I SEEDS! SEEDING TIME is at band! We have a full line of the BEST field seeds wc can buy. Sec our seeds and get our prices before you buy. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT /BO. V 25* 5 i FEED — FLOUR BRICK TILE COAL CEMENT LIME i- ■ FARM IMPLEMENTS PHONE 2118 HASTINGS Why Not Participate in the Security ofi a Building and Loan Association? O > 4 $3980 IN CASH PRIZES will be awarded listeners to the REXALL DRUGGISTS’ RADIO PARTY LISTEN IN e*rry Sunday Evening 7.15 GET YOUR ENTRANCE BLANKS AT THE DRUG STORE CARVETH & STEBBINS PHONE 2131 77W fo*aU Ston HASTINGS Headquarters For I*arm anti fiaarden Tools HERE Hi you will find the newest and best in genuine True Temper Tobis — guar­ anteed by The Amer­ ican Fork & Hoc Co. —tool makers for over 100 years, and by us— to be the best that can be made,—in design, material and work­ manship. Garden lovera will find choice tools espe­ cially made to aid « them in die enjoyment of their hobby. Th« True Temper Garden Book (gives complete directions for every step in gar­ dening) or Users Cat­ alog (describes over 400 choice tools) both free to garden lovers and farm workers. Come in for pour copj. See Us First for TOOLS Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co. Hastings, Michigan^ I KLINGENSMITH. Mr.*. Mary Saunders had the mis­ fortune to fall down a trw cellar step* last week and break liyr hip. She was taken to Pennock hospital and is get-i ting alow as well as can Ik- expected. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bowerman of near Gun lake spent Sunday with the i latter'.* parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Latta. Mr. and Mrs. Hopper Freshney of I Middleville were guests of Mr. and Mrs.' Wm Johnson Sunday. Caucus for Yankee Springs will be j held al Bowens Mills Saturday March 12. . i Laurel Srnsiba has been quite til but j Is .better at this writing. Mrs. ‘Mildred Kenneen has been1 blfied to teach the Klingensmith school* again the coming year making four years in succession in the same school. Gordon Green has tjeen absent from school Hje past week on account of be­ ing vaccinated two weeks ago Marshal) Brandow of IJast Lansing and Richard Green of Nashville spent Sunday at the Green home. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Ryder, formerly of this place but now of Morley are the parent.* of a baby boy born last week EAST DELTON. non of Delton and Mr. and Mrs. Char­ ley Beck of Galesburg spent Sunday with their parent*, Mr. and Mrs. John. Willison. Chattie, Lorane and Lyle Collison al­ so* Donald McQuarrle ore all enter­ taining the mumps. Mr. and Mr* Rex Walers spent Sun­ day evening with Mr. and Mrs. George Lelnaar and Josephine at Hickory Corners. Other visitors were. Mr. and Mrs. Ike telnaar of Delton, CHfTorti Pennock of Grand Rapids and Ear) Pennock ot Fair Lake. Ray Durkee and family will soon move to the Will Hayward farm where Ray will work the coming year. Rex Waters and family. Miss Viola Willison. Mr. and Mrs Willard Waters of Cressey spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gay Waters and son of Plainwell, the occasion being Gay’s birthday. Mason Newton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alien Griffin near Fair Lake. CEDAR CREEK. Mr. and Mrs. Trixtrim and children of Kalamazoo were Sunday gue^U of John Lammers and family. Edward Campbell and wife, Clarence; Campbell and wife attended the fu­ neral of Clark Aldrich of Hickory Cor- ■ ners Friday afternoon. Mrs. Phoebe Dunklcy spent Wednes­ day with her staler, Mrs. Mary Owen, of Hastings. Mr. and Mr*. Leo Monroe and son of Kalamazoo appnt Saturday and Sunday with Ardy Owen and wife. Sunday caller* were Lloyd Owen and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harry John­ son of Battle Creek, We ore glad to report our sick all better. Parmer Kimbcl was able to return to Khool thU Monday morning after having the’measles. with Mrs. Una Mason Friday afur- -burning * IRUEIEMPEH IWoW JML5 rr HIUIIWAVS. road-surfacing maierlal, but Uw tubstance increased fire hazards to such an extent that it was found impractical. safety of invested capital is the^first requirement of careful investors today. The unquestioned character of Building and Loan shares as a safe investment has been demonstrated by the fact that during the year 1931 not a single Building and Loan Association in Michigan has been forced to close its doors. This unusual record of financial stabil­ ity in the face of such abnormal times as those of the past two years is certainly a wonderful tribute to the economic soundness of Building ami Loan fundamen­ tals and reflects the exceptional degree of protection money. Of course, earnings are desirable in an invest­ state laws provide for investors in institutions of ment; in fact, they nrc indispensable to a good one—ig our < but—they are secondary to perfect security. Complete""*!•this nature. ’ . Fundamental Elements of Security That Protect the Building and Loan Patrons Are as Follows: ' 1—The safety of a shareholder’s money . in any financial in-titulioii depend* upon how safely il h reinvested for him by that ln*tltullon. Under the laws of this stale a Building and Loan Association can lend only on first nwrtgage*. The place-’ ment of fund* Is thu* restricted to one of the safest, most profitable type* of Investment known. The fare value and fixed interest rate of ' a good first mortgage doe* not vary with the tides of fortune. The In­ vestment* of the Hasting* Building and Loan Association are In first mortgage* on Hasting* property largely, and every dollar m> invested U secured by mortgage on Improved property right here in Barry county. 2—Under our plan we require that mort­ gages be retired on monthly payments; thus the amount owing u* I* decreased each month and at the same time our security 1* correspondingly Increased. This plan also insure* the return of a certain percentage of our entire working capital each month and aRordt our borrowers a systematic and ca»y method of paying oR their mortgages with a consequent reduction in the num- 4—A Building and Loan Association is not owned, by a limited group of stockholder* who control il* aRain, elect it* oRicrr* and establish it* policy. It bt a mutual organisation in which each Investor 1* a an equal bail* with every other investor. Each inveilor ha* a vote in electing the director* and i* privileged to attend it* meeting*. Each share* proportionately with every other member in th* earning*zof the Association. 5—Reasonable withdrawals are permitted by Building and Loan Association* in normal times making this form of saving* convenient for the Investor, and even in abnormal times such a* till* the requirements of investors are con­ sidered under the policies that insure absolute fairness. It is how- , ever, the underlying security afforded every investor that appeals/ most to the individual. The basic principle* above stated build that security. There are no deposit* payable on demand. There is no fixed rate of Interest to be paid. The investment* are limited to 3—Ths law under which Building and Loan Associations operate pany earning*. afford* protection again*! any excessive withdrawals on the part'of patron* and forestall* the possibility of a "run" on the institution. In­ vestment* in Building and Loan, unlike most oqjcr forms of sating* deposit, an* not payable on demand; nor shall the Association be re­ quired al any time to pay out on withdrawal* of Investment more than one-half of it* receipt* in .any one month. This wise safety clause is uMurame against any disturbance In the country or com­ munity inksmuch a* il provides that at least 50 per cent of our monthly receipt* will always be available to carry on the business and there i* no doable liability on itock because every investor, being a shareholder. 1» on an equal footing with every other investor. " 6—In a Building and Loan Association We have no checking account* and we do not solicit the short term deposit fund* which logically belong In the bunk subject to ready convenient forms of saving* and one of the most secure and al the same time most profitable investmenU. This Association Has Paid 5%. per Annum Since Its Organization Our Building and Loan share* may be t^ken on the part payment plan by open­ ing an investment account with a small initial payment down and then paying additional amounts in regular weekly or monthly in advance payments. All money »o invested participates equally in the full earnings of the Association from the date of investment. Hastings Building & Loan Association Stebbins Bldg. Telephone 2503 HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARC II PAGEJFWELVE 1D3| MlMj Investing Safely AUCTION SALE! : Thy funeral services nf Mrs. Johr Vai ncy were held SuQday aficrrium at the home ol her daughter. .Mr? Rob ■ert DeCamp. south of Nashrtlk. Siu !«W a reijxTted citizen, a ho fornwly Financial imtituGr.n. take pride In their urc, because it »1<r.-aiLven'-.m’- through rood ttmes.ahd bad. . the Sjanda.-d fw 39 years. anv. practices art sthl fol;gh s-cvend. 4rjfe»>lon*. and .r.d-rt a iinidendsthruugh Mr. and Mrs dahjthters nf alth Mn and spent I The undersigned, having decided to quit farming, is offering for sale the following good^subjeetto a mortgage held by the International Harvester Company of Ameri­ ca; the proceed* of the goods covered by chattel to be paid to International Harves­ ter Company. TIuiMday evening iliMml, qI Fil-Uv as it/AiH be family night ot the vfiurch. Mu, Fox and puptU will furnish Ui" FRIDAY, MARCH 4 St arid.*! rd Savings A* Loan Association Gr-.,u old ,t Jeff coon Waslnpaton decuotmtw MRiilfi Detroit, Michigan foundU'; llOp'lMMi into-.it. I Local Rtptrirntuliid, a jik'BS-sl I. Bi'.iwp of Battle i with Mr. uiul | Mrs. Warnn C*xill»ugh» Owe Sunday. cur ticuniy Mr, Wm. I'.nak If G. c.-uua In Rutland Sunda< RoalrvM t«m 12:30 P. M., on the Morris Johnson farm, located one-quarter mile east of Milo. uf r. M-church Saturday and Sinida.;. Several of the neigliboi^ and Mhool’ children are confined Co their homes. Mr and Mr. B. J Wellman were > in Buttle Creek Thursday. Several from this place attended tin North funeral of Mrs Martha Varney ut the home of her daughter near Nnshvilk- aixl family ol Bellevue hair. •_ * Harley Slygh ■and duUfthWr partntaf Mr., time ycsidcnt of this place. Stidday. • i Wednesday for llieir new home near and family of Munchenter. Indiana and Mt. -nd M1 Richard Hodman e.unt- home from! jecond birthday in the past eight y< amum Gli’n SattMieci ol Vtcmoiitv'illc «ick; Monday February- 29’Her iiipthn With tfi»* fti FiKUy m :h! • vilcd in ten of her hylr r.iri frit attic uiul A-ne thtwti ntfe .•upi>cr tidnor all enjoyed the lint: p’: Holstein heifej’, year old. Holstein bull calf, 8 months old. Grade bull, year old. HORSES Bay mare, 12 yrs. old. Colt, 2 yrs. old. CATTLE Guernsey cow, 4 yrs., twin calves by side. Holstein cow, 5 yrs., giving milk. Holstein cow, 8 yrs., giving milk. Guernsey cow, 6 yrs., giving milk. . Heifer, 2 yrs., just fresh 4 wks., calf by side. Black 2 yrs. old heifer, pasture bred. ' Black heifer. 2 grade heifers, pastur^ bred. • HOGS AND SHEEP 4 brood sows to farrow in April. Brood sow, just bred. 6 shoals, 3'months old. 6 pigs, 6 weeks old. 11 Shropshire ewes. Shropshire ram. « * TOOLS Farmall tractor used one season. Little Genius 2-bottom plow for tractor, used one season. » ( Two-row tractor-cultivator, used one season. Terms—rCASH, excepting tractor on which terms can be arranged by seeing repre­ sentative cf the International Harvester Company at sale* Wa.Upn-no Mr. and Mr?. H. J h e. t.t Vermontville, spent Sunday •aith wn Kenneth of Olive their pan e.”, Mr. and Mr*. Win C?onk! Wellman’s Monday. , J. J. GARDNER, SORTH IIOI’L. Mr .and Mrs. Jim GoJn*on <4 Kala­ ma -j .1 caii-fl Suiidity antiauxin on Mr. Prop HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer Virginia, 'V AS.P Purchases More Than— 26,000,000 Pounds of Michigan Beans aitd Mrs. Harley Cir.v.c,. »j tutu.. from Thurediy until Sun- Creek wgre Sunday visitor., nt Clar­ ence Graves’. on luiount ot mid Mr. Currie ITsIilt is siib.Utming ..nd' pupil,. . 1 he» mi ONI Of THE LARGEST INDIVIDUAL CONSUMERS IN THE WORLD Of MICHIGAN PRODUCTS.— AUCTION SALE! ______________ a________ ______________ THURSDAY, MARCH 10 NAVY BEAN PANCAKE — In order Io settle the estate of the late Fred Parmelee <vil! have 1,11 auction sale on the pren.i known As the Ed Pannelee farm, 1 mile rast_of the Holmes church. 2 miles north of Coats Grove or 2' . miles west and I mile »ot..h of Woodland, . . ’ HORSES I Team of hl .»vy gray horses, wgt 3800. ' l Bay horac, wgt.’about 1300. . about CATTLE I .Brindle .e- . j Black cow. i Black and v.hifr cow. 11 c.«£., ...,s, .,|C riving milk and due to TOOLS 1 | 1 RED SALMON Sultans Brand. Ali MELLO WHEAT CEREAL Commencing at one o'clock and sell jhe following: • I Wagon and dump board.. wagdq and rack. R »lh wngoiu wide lire*. Deering mower,.. —• ■ ' ■ NUTLEY MARGARINE SHRIMP Fabry Wei Pack \ B«-.m pod?. 22 acre, wheat on ground. - THINK OF IT! 20 Itam, For S1.00 I ERMS—All sums of $10 and under, cash. Over that amount, 7 months time will be given on bankable notes with interest at 7',. No property removed until settled for. 2' will be given for cash. ADMINISTRATRIX * COL. M. E. BOWERS, Auctioneer ------ p*«- 19' 10c 10c No. 1 »i»e can EC RlCSt** Fancy Sunn,field 12-oi. pkl. HAHIN? Hon.ybuiich, Saadi... 7-aa. pk(. SARDINES In Oil or Mu.Urd RAJAH SALAD DRESSING 3l?o«.j.r RAKED BEANS Quaker Maid 1-lb. can CORN Country Ganll.man It-oi.can Oil Stove. Tanning mill. Many other small articles. MRS. ETTA PARMELEE 49c 5-lb. carton n EVERY ITEM LISTED HERE SELLS FOR . K e 111 d. u p hourd s. Glas«? door. Range. . 25' 13 2 Pk«. 25c PINK SALMON Cold Stream SOAP CHIPS EcoyTaek i EED AND GRAIN MISCELLANEOUS 2 Tall Can. MALT-O’MEAL c“ MeCnrmick-Deering binder, good one. Hay rake. Hay-doader. Plow. Spring drag. -’ Spike drag. Cutivatur. Bean puller Drag carl. Engine and pump jack. H.imep and collar*. .. 9 Sunnyfield 5-lb. bag AU of One Kind or Assorted If You Wish TOMATO SOUP Van Camp’. can DINNER ROIJ.S pan of IB lor BEETS or DICED CARROTS Ho.2 Bia can SAUERKRAUT or HOMINY No.2.ii.cn RED BEANS Mb. can MACARONI or SPAGHETTI S o.. pka Sc 5e 5< 5c Sc 5c - IN AAP QUALITY MARKETS - Might put ou by. Uuij . Mr and Mrs Quttira Bennett called I on ti.r latter's *l»it-r near Caledonia J ountLo utui report her Mimes tut hutn health. Mr. and Mr*. Byron RowUtfcr. Elztc -«nd Robert, pt Ci rand Rapid* spent •Saturday with leer pairnu. Mr. and ■ Mrs. R J WHiuuus. Mr. and Mrs Oscar Andw.>5n cnt< r-’ tuiiuxl Hund1 anil -tlutivc. fr<nu[ Grand Roplda Bunday. t Beit Palmer u again un tbo, aick. tut.! Fresh Picnic Hams Beef Pot Road r.„j.v j,.., n. 10c Pork Steak lean 3 i>« 25c Beef Steak Loin or Round 12^c 4 lb. average Lb. 5^c Hamburg or Pork Sau**g* 4 Lb. 25c Bacon Squares mild \b■ 6%c Pure White Lard 4 lu. 25c AGP FOOD STORES The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. ..... ...... । । =5====ss===g»ag==—= �• THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH SOUTHWEHT RUTLAND. ♦ t. 1312 * ’ ■ FAOR BRANCH DISTRICT. ---------------------------------- Mr and Mra Wm .Havens and Mr. France* Darby of Hasting*: wa* a{ and Mrs W. H. Otis were in Grand Sunday visitor of the home I humc folks folk* Rapids Sunday to .. aee —their ------ brother --------- ­ Mr. snd Mrs. Clayton McKeown are I in-law. Dr. B. J J. J Robinson. Tlicy report jn wuh the flu' A nilr»e U caring for' him as not very well them'.Geo Haven* made a businra* trip- Mn Ernest Skidmore Is ill with the; to the tiome of Mr. and Mr*. Herbert, flu Bhrll«,l»n<« ».»r L.K. Odn„„ wa-n,' Mr and Mr*. Adrian Johnson from- nIMl Mr and Mrs tzalle Adam* were near Orangeville were Sunday after- ln Qnnd Rapids Saturday noon caUers at the home of Mr andi Mr* ' Orow> rh^ . Ev„lgrI|fal Society .<• Mr* Jim jim Wilenx wiieox chllrrllof »UN| n„.Ma) e| at Mr und Mr* Ernest Gorham and !hp honil. of Mr. ail(j Mn Hi nry ron of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Bidelman Thuredsy. Mdreh 10 A co:ihe formers fiarent*. Mr. and Mr* mat invitation 1» extended An all Francis Gorham. We arr ({| Friend* here are *ocry to learn that drath of Jean, the nine year old daugh-, । Mrs. Roy Oaks of (>Uu.* (.'reek i* ill ter of Dewey and Carol Jones, which with pneumonia All wish Iwr a speedy nccurred at her home b-r- early w.-<iTELEPHONE 28IS FRANK SAGE । recovery. ~u— pnru: i Mr. and Mr*. Roy .Dougin** oi Han-; moniw.-Fuiirrai’servirr* were nehi ret­ ting* were Bunday guests nf the for-; clay at two o'clock nt the N Evangelical mer's parent*. Mr. and Mrs ' Dun i etiureh Rev Rhoudr.- officiating Runal ;5 v DourteM. in the Wilcox cemetery Jean w*< . a ASSYRIA. BARBERS CORNERS. Mr. and. Mr* Fred Ofi* of Gla<-> lovable child and will b» greatly mi*srd .. Last Week'* Letter. were Bunday guests in. the Wm in the Ixanc rchool and in the BUnMr* Emma Clark, who ha* been In' .Tlie P. T A will hold their next Creek Havrn*’ home Mr. and Mr- Rankin rfsy School where iie loved to attend.’ jioor health for wane time. wm. recent-, regular meeting Friday evening. March! Har t and daught* 7 of Brush Ridge and "by the many relnfivt.- and inend Iy taken to tin- University hospitul ut 4 Pot luck supper at seven Bring: were afternoon caller* -Tiw entire ni-ighb*>rho>*d extend* their Ann Arbor rrcOitly for observation, your own table service and sandwiches V? Bert -OU ■ uf DuwLng who was spend- ■ - mcerc :-ympathy to tl.e bereaved fam­ irentnunt ami p.» -itily operation later. : and one dull of food. ing 1 Ut Week at the home ut Richard ! fly. RiiiKinbrr til*-|>ot luidt dinner spoilMr. und Mr* Iferrnati Hauer wcr< Lapbaugh wa* culled home <>n Thut--.Mr anrf Mrs FnrreM Bidelman and -on-d by the Brigg* Ladic*' Aid Boeletylal GrkM Lake near Jackson Wednesat the home of Mr und Mr*. Will Jone- day to see I hi latter'** mailu-r. who b ctey by Un-iilnrfcsof hi* wlfe'Hrr manvi Mr. and Mrs. Will Richards .-la-ut ■ Tiiurrduy. February 25. ; ill. Saturday they again moturcii to friends here hope fftr her quick rc-i Tliunday evening al Guy Mead* turn' Banfteld. Invitation* to atteiul a |>oultry meet-! Jackson to attend the mother'* funeral.,• cowry. ■ MU* Mary DuuGa** visited from Mr „n0 Artani., Mrg Ing al the Blake Hatchery. Battle Crei-k returning to their home Sunday * F ' - «*«h Orirah. Bamu*!'OJ- tn. Rev. have been rerehvd by local resident "Mr and Mr*. Wm. H. VanderhtlfT On ’ "u ’ r Ind* vk n w l txnt Men •■’ d Mn Delbert OMruth and Mr. Nir• ' ■ > ano *on Robert oL-^We;.t Caledonia Mr and Au* W H OtU *|xnt Mon-• ^Usin|t u,.rv Wcdnt.^BX gu, H Mr and Mrs William Nash and fam­ I visited at the former * daughter, Mr. SLof Giai'ttwk :,n“ Mn Altp-rt o-trutj. ' • ily who liavi beeti fixated on (he for­ Jny Smith Thursday Mr* Henry Smith and daughter Mr.- Clara Wilder and *011 Fred Rememtar the community medtirm mer Ezra Tobla* farm tile past year .uigvBcai church Friday, will vacate the first ot March and (Tell Maxine mnehart of lonta. visited al K*»ch uf Bath-cr*vk were giu -.t -. Fi 1-N the fortnfr'K sop and wife, Mr. and Mrs VanAuken and family will take pl**day of their daughter and shter, Mrs Match 4 Jay Smith. Simday Franctv Gorham, and-husband : Fr -I*5*1*1 O*y of Three Oak - and two Mr. and Mrs Lewi* J. Muttlw-w* en­ Mr. and Mr*. Richard Laubaugh were !t;'I1,1H "I ’ »«t were gu. -t* of the fur­ The Gaylord lluhw» family arc en­ tertained the Merry Mixers Saturday in Dowling on Sunday to mt the for- :’l<r ni'*ther. Mr- Mmda Mudge Suntertaining tnutnfc dav m-tht ico Munday. Bund Nash. who ha*, been with Mr. evening with n' good attendance and i mer's mpther, Mr*. Bert on-. Five im mbtt* and two vbifor* from ■',I i,ni’ Mr:-,.Stanley WiUit* ol <>mJMar) Baser of Maple (irotf. recentlyJ| u very sociable time. High honor* wen ' Kun by nei)Fg<' Harthy of Hastings he-n- uttemied theme,ting of the GiarrNLHd ’*•*■ S inday vlftitor* of hi* 'Creek ............. -jit* and otlwr relativ*» here Home Furnishing club a! tin ■ Wtoym.ni “ I r,.iunl.Ur.n prto wr... ...n by Cl.y, hnmo uf Mrs. Clyde Warren Thm.sd.ij , .-ilband Minnfi- Batfiy “t “ Sunday altempnn buc* Mr .nd Mr. Fred Mlll-r .nd Im- J tfr*. L E Mudg< . ily were Bunday ‘ “ Roman Bull of West Carlton visited turn of (itiin rs fur th* m - year com-1 ~ it Mr and Mm John I*wj:. Sunday, . - jm.ed th<«iiit»n<r .. part ol t!;< meeting. BAftRYVILLI.’.run Guv, near Niiahvfllr.All i»ud an enjoyable time Th. dub Kenneth Wilcox of Kalamazoo NORTHWEST TH OH.N APPLE. rfc-Uj Home Management will lexp^cu lo pul on a play this Saturday; the wei-k end rural ol hl* parent*. ue la-ia on m« any. .wuren g at im... . ..... ciening at the Good Will comMRinity i,n<| Mi* Ifirbic Wik-o.x. 1,Mr. pviuu-h- \fifi.-r ni ti... Tlie Yunna Pc<4dgAjjlb>rf«mm< nt at inerting and will hate their achieve... ... ,, .HWW-dM .« <*«». c'.J>l.n,M.K....na.! M aim'll Cnvk Grange hall In the near future. : the coming year will >>• an important - taken fur the imstar nnd there will br Mf. und Mt- Stanley Willie «; MIIHH.I VU-I*_^ .. ...... village auditors mu 'at Whitman >• Concord *pent Saturday night und mite grocr-neh ' /<>nic>- < n Thursday nnd arnt over th'- Sunday villi tie- home folk* powers i;< hoi; . Mis*, eiinloilr Hyde of ClarkstonI .Mr ...a Mr. MMIUH nnUMnrr »».■ JUISINE UNEXCELLED — STORAGE AND PARKING CMrrtaua u„, *p,'ht the Week end with ln-s furent-’ Mr uml Me Height Tabor »rn-1 S4,,«,h"'r Mr >nd Mr*. Will Hyde. She with fur ol Mr and Mr, Vrrn* ,ha„ and balann d rnrrrrily week-end guest* of Mr,und Mr* Frank Buariir. moihd* also r-aUiil on Mr* Clyde Wit-; W D. Hawkin* has been ill lor unne' cog of Ha-tini-.Fuller ut Gramf Rapids '*• and Mrs. Bcrnite Shue Mr mid Mi- Frank Travis *|wnl i• Mr... ^ock Snyder of Shultz rpent । ,days. We nil 1k>j»c to see |um about of near Vermontville. » ' ■ - , Sunday wijh their Kon/Ray, und fiun- 1 l>att Uf last w'-ek with her daughter,!.■oobn. .- ' Mi- Hertiie Wilcox took Kenneth , Mrs. Fkirl Krnm . n, und family *nd wv„. calling Robert Ct'lcr uml wife were ily al Grandville • ' |he 25th uniuveiaary of the on iricndi here rm TUMday. They like Mr*, will Cnrtei rrturnixi Iwane ’ ...tendril Ijidwv Ain* ..... . home .............. . 'their near...Elmdale very much Saturday from Grand Rapid-- where',| Ladles'Aid tlK-ri • . .­ Mrs. Irene Finkbemer will entertain but surely enjoy getting back Ip the old i.< i iuirti i <ic.Mi.iy ukciui rier ' * <w ><" *he w:< railed Turaday ni attend herA farm crowd attended tin- Aid al: (laughti r. Mr. Ed Balzer, who was Hi'“ "r f " p“rn'rIr'' Mau- Iq»ii and Wring th, old time friend.. ... .. uirrmenf hi* ui.<k All ni.in. «... Max ... .. ■Lynd .... ....................... GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN agrrnent Ithis wiek l.mrluv Friday All meinMr.'.. went to Hersey .to L A- Do t FYtday anti a pleasant time; flu ber.« anrequested to bring their chain {spend the week end with her people, nd Mrs. .Oscar Palmer spent ERNEST W. NEIR, MANAGER i-ommmuty exit-nil* dt IM. K. nnd Mr,-.. Thrmi|M>n • with his brother. Miner, and. and "myxicrioas friend" gifts Committee * were appointed Sunday Mrs "cZ D Whitmore went to Grand Uniiiy H. V Neil ami family of Irving were (nr a r.uppcr to be hi id at the church RapuU d wit 1 her daughter*. G D.. and *on? nd with .Sunday afternoon caller* ut tlw luaiu tor Hie members <>f tlie Sunday. School ittn 'Hie third quarterly conference will! of Mr and Mr... Casncr ' and family of Hiutnta* spent Sunday Hhhondei- March 4th. STI ART LAKE. Mrs Ofi Oley' y* Dougla* Douglas dF Rutland Hutland apent-.and .-prnr.and Mr*. Mrs. William Long spent, Sunday with them in Hie city, all returning b- held ill- the < hurch Saturday cv«*"—.... ---------ii•»— . —■ i _■»<. ------------ nt». Mr and Mrs Iluy Mr. und Mr*. Holin Bowernlng. The president will be there and- Mildred Ward and Arloa Johncock Sunday with Mr and Mr*. Rotxirt Lord with iheir puren home ‘Kimday evening. The . uw mill ivbcing set on the Mr* Terry at thu plat will also auer.d church Sunday ; -- . — -ek-eiid gue-t-. of — . -‘ Quite a ru*h for plate* the las1 f<'u' calier*. Mr. and Mrs. L A Day und children Iiomr folk* al this place Coia Osgood farm getting ready to do ; -----. Un- Btuy Bee club met ut (he home-day* Pcqple can not get along without Mr and Mis. IV-rpurd Peck and Lord and Sidney >•****»*« v D i*J children <ii Dowling spent Bunday afl- ol Mr* Vance Sharp in Middleville, their cars these days mid .many waited were Sunday gm-.- ts of her parrot*. Mr, Mr and Mrs. Tram lx., (riaxin visiting her brother. Maurice last Thursday. A fine |M>t luck dinner thinking that there might be another and Mr- Chas. Beach q! the Render^ Lord uf Battli- cW*k. Also Mr. tfiid j Harry Sims uf Battle Creek, al > Mr. I ry 3 Danner W ant Adv. wu* served ut -noon to twenty-four. A extension. , ' ahptt district. JohiiMin. and’family. Mr und Mr- E A. Day. of Booth The basket ball :a-a»on |Ws cloud Mb* ““ ** • ------- - valentftw program wa* earned out« and Grand Mrs Flora Hanlon goVc three very in­ here und our teams are very pleased Hasting.-, attended the Aid Friday an ! Rapids . mrn er their shotring. now tor the finals Went the remainder of the week with Mr and Mra Virgil Andrew* und Ut­ teresting reading* their son. Charley anti family. . Roy McC'uui and wife spent Satui- this week end. ile diuighfer of Augusta spent Sun­ Mr. and Mr* Dofr Webb aivl fatl-.ily • This Monday evening occmth Rhe day uith her brother. Arthur Bedford, day evening ut John jlelra. near Harns of lit* ■parent Mi Creek. Father und Son banquet III at Uir the School: ’■>11 UHliquCl WIIOOI wen' Sunday --------, ,gucsLs , . ......... -------- . --and fumily u Eugene Allen and family wire Sun­ auditorium, A t. good .. ' aired crowd ... 1_ »«d Mr , H Webb ..... program has been Burr F'.iv tt i* having a fswellt tim» day vt-itors With Frank Hunts und looked for A* line NORTH MAPLE GROVE. wife and Charley Skinner. arranged for and.il will be worth wiiilc. entertaining the. mumlp IA and Mi <s Miunu- Bailey of Na*hEugene Haight and family enter­ Mrs L. E Hamilton is gaiiung mi The McKeJvs y Heigh I’. T. A. will be following visitors Sunday. tlu«t she is a^i to be up pun ot Un­ vlllr and John Day of Tiin-c Oak* were held this Friday night ut Che Brigh tained Mihool The men are furnishing the; Floyd Haight and family, Glen Sleigh tune which U good news to het friffids. Sunday gueste of Mr and Mr* L. E Mudge. Mr. and Mr* Stanley WOiyt* and family, Keith McNee and wife. ft would seem as if nearly every one entertainment. Mr anp Mm Howard Jones and Audry McNee and friend, all.ot Grand ha* a cold these days, some urc con­ of Concord also called. children of Battle Creek visited their Rupid*. Guy McNee and family and fined to their humi-s, hut the majority keep going trying to wear Uwtn down. BOW.NE CENTER. parent*. Mr and Mr. Fred Hanes Francis Haight and wife Leon Pott* nnd — wife, --------Morri* — Lewi.Me. Fred Granger spent Sunday In The three children of Floyd Fl>m<; Sunday. , — .. — — —— . Mr. and Mrs D,r.< Marahal! ot Nash- and wife of Kulainazoo and Harolu Jackson with relatives. rc til. Uw youngest having pneu- ; villc ami Mr. and Mrs Mutshall Belum EnglandJ and - ■ »family •- wen - among tin Wc hear that our old friend Philip monia; Mlxs tran n-ar Wanicrvtllr spent Sunday guert* at olive Churchill s in Middle- . . - ---------------------------------- ---- ---- ,Beatrice Thomas, Merle: pected o»d i* cxjxtcUng to be home f-Kurclier. Mi-*>* Helen Allcrding and 1 nt Orll- Betaon'* >vlllc .Sunday Mr and Mrs. Dan Rolicrt-s and Mr* -----------------------------------Mam'Kenneth ik-uhfi-r spent Sunda* with: IIIGIIHANK. »♦»-------- 5,fr v’pern Cook of Lake! Dorh peVo«- and ann spent Sunday CARLTON < ENTER. ' Ode. a evening W'Uh Mr ami Mrs. Bernard ----Everyone i» cordially invited Ui th-.-' A.-alui Thompson aiid fiitmlv andi Ilota-rt- at Hastings. 1 Mr and MI*. Bert Daly attended ttyc Howurd'Tase i. looking for a-£ini|lrIQ golden «nniven»ry of Mr. and Mrs. special meeting* being held at .,ie io-1 Mr* Henry Thomfison w«re in HaMings cal M. E. church thia *"-.k Com-1 Friday rent n - Mr- Du kcraoi) was recently j Lon Hendershott of lulumon and M: Guy' married and canting to her farm lot Mr and Mrs George Green'returned munion reryicr will beheld Sunday. 1 Mi' Addie Bvn'.on ” hve • . I home Ttiuniday from Indiana uftc- and Sunday evening wc expert the Smith accomiMnied Mr* Gertrude j Mrs. Norman Conklin hit* returned । spending a couple week* with the lat- Men's chmr from Fn-c;x>rt to tx- with Thoma* to Lowcll/sidtuday from Canada where she spent Cwoftcr'a brother there its. ILte hoped a good many will at­ Mr> John Nu*h and *on. Mr*. Jennie' month.. | The nclgbbor* surprised Mr. and tend aral enjoy Uiere service* »ith us Flynn and.Mr* Einar Ellis vi-ated El­ Mr nnd Mrs Charley Crouze of Ha*-j Mrs. Wurth Green and -a<n Mar.-Jiull Elmer Marlow wu* in Grand Rapid* mer EBls at Blodgett hoeplial Butur-' lititp. spent Sunday al Dexter Crouse'*.;Saturday night. All enjoyed,music and Saturday Elton Marlow of Grand Rap­ drfy. Elmer u my ill with dfabete. -------- -------------------- • jK,t mck ,upper. ids visited home folks over the week Mr. and Mr- Wgjhc Benton attend­ "1 FORGIVING SPIRIT. end ed the funeral nf their uncle. C W. 'STOCK AND TOOLS HOUSEHOLD GOODS ~ Btuib-nt.s i>| Northwestern Univcraity Mr. and Mi* Wm. Hale and Mr. an.1 ifi-nton »l Valparaiso. Ind., Thurwlay. recently save ave the member* of the fac‘ Busina** has progressed in spirit Mr* Ralph Henney visited tin- lurmcr's They Returned home Saturday. 3 oak dressers. 2 walnut dressers. 3 yr. old Holstein cow, giving lamination and accorded oil a» well as method, in conscience iu well brother. Wm. iurb<r. of near Nash­ Bowne Center »chool was clawri tlie 4 complete beds.. Bed davenport. ville, Thursday afternoon . of them a |ias*ing mark. as complexity " pad week on acemyU of the flu milk. Mr slid Mr* Wm Zu'ctinilt of west Howiird Smith 'of Grand Rapid* 3 9x12 Axminster rugs. ol Hasting* and Mr*, und Mi ■ J. Kirk spent-test week at (he h'gne ol Wat'. 9K,n<'' COAL Hotel Rowe... alert to serve you as you wish to be served ONE OF THEM WILL f >4- SURELY SUIT YOU* Every Day --- Any Hour '* Every Way I *5/ Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. ! 4 ail] 11 and SERVICE Is A Condition HIS Institution long ago bcntnie < onvinced tiiat when dependable, cordial service is rendered to the public, profits follow as surely as night follows, the day. T It's worth tho trip" HOTEL ROWE 0 AUCTION SALE! The following property will be sold at Auction Saturday, March 5 at 12:30 P. M One-half mile west of Maple Grove Center S "1UII.DING and LOAN SHARES |< offer a good sound investment ___ _ for surplus funds. This is proven by their 100-Year-Old Record the fact that by state statute building and loan associations arc protected from runs af­ fords a reasonable assurance of the safe­ ty of the investment. 43rd Ytar In Butinttt ®ll£ ffiatiomil iCoan & $nuEBtatent ffontpaiu; ♦ 1250 GrhwoldJSL,'Detroit * E*l*bli,hcd 1889 J. I. Maus & Soo, locul Rcpreaenluiive. Hostings Sunday Tin-.:-'ol Mr and Mr*. Fred Jean Bent.. spent the1 Hrmwy. week cud witl Mr\;ind Mr* B«-n Crockfofu of Mr anti Mr* Vrrnor Bcufon *pen'. Holme- church vicinity vi«nryi/.lr. and I Sunday ut the ifi nton home apd Jean Mrs. Wm. Crockford Wednesday eve- returned home with them. ' rung. Mr ami Mis Russell Greenfield and: children of wuth ot Hasting* viibted । Sunday with their *op. Mr apd Mr*. Lp .. ... Fk-kardt visited relatives In ploy oreenfield Grand Rapid... Wednesday Tuesday ufiernoon flu- carlton Cen­ Mr*. H J. GilAon ha* been in Grand ter .ichool attended the WaMiingtoi; Hu I rids the past Meek taring for her! pageant given by the Hasting* idly mother. Mrs. Henry Wachter, who u school, which was very much enjoyed seriously ill •Mu* Ila fUnrrnt spent tho week end Mr und Mr*. Frank Friend ot with her parent* tn Wst Scbewa. ' Plcusant Valley visited Thursday with Mrs. Leonard Wachter ot East Wood- . Mr. and Mrs John Usbornc land called al tlw Gibson home Thun-. day evening • north West riitla.ni>. Mr. and Mr*. Herman Winkler und Mr and Mr*. Marley Burroughs nl Mrs. Carne (hrfinger were 'in Grand j Three Rivets spent Thursday with the Rapid* Wednesday Mrs. oerlingcr vis­ iattera PartmU, Mi- and Mrn, Ed. ited her sister; Mr*. Mary Kunz, there. A Mr Johnson and family from near 1 Bcvrral uf our people attciRtHh Ujc iClarksville, have moved on the Jesse Washington pugeanl al Central Jichou* IMeyer's (arm the |*ul week. auditorium and enjoyed il very milch. Mr. and Mrs Bert Clark of Detroit Friend* and neighbor., with laukcU -were over tlie week end guest* of Mr. filled with the- luual good lunch, rr- iand Mrs. Jet* RowUdcr. . minded Mr» Maude Camp that F(l>Maitei Lawrence Giix-on went to. luaiy JU Ma* Iri I'Uthdu.. VMUitg. <GratHl Raukia Uumluy with in* uncle,'. card* and uiuaic made the tt ennui a 1Dona rd Wachter. U» m* hu grandma. pleasant one. 'Wachter, who is seriously ill. ,i 7 yr. old Guernsey cow to freshen June 7. International cultipacker, new last June. Deering mower, good repair. International corn planter, good shape. John Deer manure spreader, wagon, hay rack, 3-section drag, dump rake. 2 -8x10 rugs. White sewing machine. Round table and chairs. 6 extra chairs. Heating stove. 2 phonographs. Auto gas oil stove, 4 burner, nearly new. Red Star oil stove and oven. 2 good ice boxes and many other pieces not' listed. L arge assortment .of dishes and cooking utensils. 4 HORSES AT PRIVATE SALE D. C. MURRAY, Propr. J. E. NORTON, Auctioneer �LEGAL NOTICES | Miss Dorothy Crawford spent a week ; at the home of Claud Ronenburg and moving to Jirckaon to raise onions. family of near Middleville. The Four Times Seven Pedro club Mr. and Mrs Clarence Warner and with Mrs. John Crawford, about daughter’, of Kalamazoo -Apent Friday met forty-.five u%rv prewnt. All had n lovely tunc. Tin- next pedro party Is Gladys Oiieh of Nashville Becaiw the so-called "good bandits'' 1 Morris England of Wr»t Gun lake trailed on John Crawford Bundi** P M of Corsica have adopted American , John Warner and-t^on Harold of Dos- gangster and racketeering teclics with considerable lUcceM. the French gov- . Itatad *1 H. 1, .»•, Il>-‘ .4 •t bKtatet, I !> jplj— M»n Buitcm A.W»-«- ttk .......... At the Community service on Sunday icnii.g Mr Tuwnartid of Haitiiig^1 ivr a fine udder; und a male quar-1 He cninpoM-d of'Mr.v-r- D A Van-1 •of Mrs. Sylvia Hammond ut Three Rivers Thursday. “ Four Tunes Seven club was held *'a at Mr :ind Mri Frank Cnitk . Mi.mrday t-venmg Was well attended Every­ one report skn «cellcnt time Tiw next one will be held at the home of Mr. and X(ts John Crawford. Saturday, February 27. . • Mrs Miidted Roush und Roy Craw­ ford wee In Martin <>n bUMiie.-A Friday. Mrs Will Crawford rrct-ived word that lu-r little nephew. John William Dttunap. nf Caledonia ten D-om his The Community service next Sunday veiling will be led by Rulh Woodman; ' Mrs Bert Palmer was a. Grand Rap­ Id* viMfor Wednesday .Pearl Johnson of Nashville spent Thursday at Fred Johnson's. in Grand Rajilds Saturday. sari Drmond Mr-'- tarn* Mirthrep and Irving, were Friday night and Saturday rr. Stella Jodd al o ca.led there FXlly and Mr and Mm Chau CuU and r and Mr Clyde Cull id Augusta play cast and their families were en­ I 'd tjirrc Hunday'P M. and eve- tertained by tlie Irving Grange with a wonderful supper Saturday night. A short program and dancing were enJoyyd afterward Mrs. Byrun Rowladrr and children of Grand Rapids spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs Ha rlew B.miurn. Mrs e. S ThompMip. AMhcs Haight and Tlorenee Dun­ nigan went to visit Mr Thompson tn ’hi- Ann Arbor.hospital Saturday after­ noon. Mr Thompson expects tv have another opt'ralio i on Thursday. Prayer meeting thr« week Thursday mining with Mr and .Mrs. Wamcy Watch Our Window Signa For Outstanding Week-End Specials PINK ALASKA SALMON 25c PEACHES or APRICOTS Finest evaporated - e hee ROLLED OATS WHITE CORN 3 ■ Standard quality - full flavored BULK PRUNES Chester Shimmcl nnd wife of Grand Rapids and Robert F<vt« r of Caledonia Ciuirles Bennett I. I. Gibson. Norina and Paul Gibeon and Mr. and Mrs Clyde Skintur were afternoon callers. Mr*. Curtis Pierce of Grand Rapids was a Sunday afternoon caller at tlie TEMTOR PRESERVES TEA SIFTINGS grandpa and grandma Jordan a few x All popular purw fruit,flavor* 2 Economical bavaraga NORWEGIAN SARDINES ORDER FOP. PUFI.tCATlbx. inalnrd lor a Irw days' visit, ind Mrs. Floyd Clum went Sat. Gjavs Ix-.kr, near Jackson tc the funeral nf Mrv 4 Clnm'i Iut!<- were Sunday afternoon trailers at Matt Bedford’s and Seymour Jordan's. Merle Tewksbrrry and family of Graiuj RMbds. were Sunday guests ol Packed in Olivi Oil EVAPORATED MILK Wednesday Kalama. Sunday with tm-ir daughter. Glenn Aspmall. near Stony Point MILK MAID LOAF iw-n..k«< That fapwu* Country Club Bread JEWEL COFFEE A mild Santo* - a family favorite birthday SODA CRACKERS 2 C?untry Club'- just salty enough Sunday. of Kalamazoo visited the other. Bryqn VanAuken Mrs Merkle of Beebe visited at Wal­ ter Clark's Friday. Mr and Mrs Bert Clark of Lacy and Mr. and Mrs. Orson McIntyre and daughter Katherine- ol South Maple Grove visited at Walter Clarks recent- ROBINHt'F. PARK Last W'k s Utter ' Mr- Hnm Zerts- of Middleville WHITE SOAP CHIPS FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Make Krayar'* year beadqaartrri fas (rail mJ purrhttea. It’s )<*» lutfsalee el quaky and t*rd«a frrdme**. GRAPEFRUIT Wt rk Is profrfcMlng nicely on, the BEETS , Mr. and Mrs John Kollar anil Har­ rath Pine Lake road Many or our B-J, hulW.r, -i.’!<bcr mm arc working on it. Hop­ old spent Sunday in Lansing with the . through this ...mi way also. »»». former's sister. Mrs Albert-Prows nnd ? to *-<• It CARROTS •land Hammond received word i husband. ot the serious illness ot the J •’r'hn and. Elminn Cravens returned Khter of Mr and Mrs Arthurtheir home tn Harris Cfc-ek Friday are practically no hopes Enrld Jackson and Randall I Homer and Fred Ingram of Hastings called on their Miter Mrs George Pol“bd. arid husband Wednesday nt tlleir AND EAST Gt'N MARSH.. Urni L.<it Week s Letter Mr and Mrs Francis Haight accomMr and Mrs. Jim WilUaffis are rn'Wd*d Keith McKee and bride to California vtettlng rtlatlvrs making a Grand Rapids Saturday two nAmtJV trip andrexpect to return Vr *«<* Sam Ashby ol <asby the last of March.*>««* •I*’” Sunday wlUr tlie laittr's Mr *ar.d Mrs. John VandenBerg art)brother. Earl Robinson, and family and tlie proud iiwrents of a little daughter!!*’°lhei\ Mrs Kate Robinson. bofn. January 31 She will answer to- wlubun Kollar snent Tuesdav nleht bunch (Jc SWEET POTATOES BIG VEAL SALE SHOULDER ROASTS SJTvIS^u. RIB CHOPS LOIN CHOPS STEAKS BREAST OR NECK BONELESS ROAST George CWverse moved rum Friday .‘pcnl a coupte days last LOST ANYTHING? Try a Banner Want Adv. Mr and Mrs Howell Kay of Kala­ mazoo are visiting their parents. Mr. and- Mrs. Frank Leonard. , Mr and Mrs Clyde Ashby and Don­ ald Brocklebank of Kalamazoo visited at tht Fred Ashby home Monday. Mr. and Mrs Fred Ashby visited Mrs Velma Mavis in Cloverdale Sunday. MelUm Warner has gone to the Bute hospital in Kalamazoo where he has found employment. lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. BEEF KETTLE ROAST lb. 12Jc ROLLED RIB ROAST lb. 17c Ring Bologna ea. 10c 17c 19c 22c 10c 16e � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-03-09.pdf dbe9faddac7fbc8f75a616a2adca2611 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR LIMITS ON LOADS 14 PAGES judge Bipmics Approval ot Their 'jQFQ IA/FRF ^FTTI FD Plan of Saving Expense to UnuLu ivLIIL UL I 1 LLU Their Litigants ' DRIVERS OF TRUCK^yARE ATTORNEYS IN DAMAGE Judge McPerk. at the opening of thr URGED TO BE SURE February- term of circuit court here la ,t • SUITS AGREED NOT TO week, paid a high compliment to .the OF WEIGHTS GO TO COURT 12635623 ! PAGES Ito 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MARCH 9, 1932 McPEEK praises Tiinrr lICDflDlUr BARRY CO. LAWYERS 1111111 UuDUflllL SPECIAL SESSION CONVENES TUESDAY. MAR. 29 Governor Brucker Will No Doubt Recommend Several Taxation Relief Measures . C||DDr|\/ir PHI AT dUrOll uUUll I - COUNTYTROOPSHEAR Meeting On Monday Eve­ GIVES ITS DECISION Next din cim beard ning, March 21 ■ Harry UPHOLDS LOWER COURT IN rial < • Km Of th-- I'-i.-l lanio in: ’i.... • PERRY VS. HANNAGAN day. March 29. for the announced purCASE po* of giving attention to the lUYd nt •*ar ot Barry county, by calling*public new legislation goyeCping pucattnn. Th* attention to the larg* number nt law • ciovernor |s not c/imniutiiii: him-* H • ■ PLAINTIFF AWARDED LARGE VEHICLES WORK care- in this county which had been IDETAILS OF AMOUNT particular method -ir telirvm the. without- the neerwity of go­ WERE NOT MADE PUBLIC btirdm on n-a) e»»atr. but will iw* douu. HAVOC WITH HIGHWAYS settled JUDGMENT OF $700 ing Ur trial. He romnienilcd the attor;. i ncy* h.r the amount of work they had , Damage Suit Arose From Acci­ County Engineer Rakowsky done in bdiait of tia-lr client* In th»* <• This Method Wps Preferable to Mair, jar t«Vfty;Ujatj’h» Standing Trials With All dent When Grand Rapids Man Win Give Owner, IirMnam. ahd that every Their Potty Annoyances Hit Threshing Machine Information If Requested which were fair to all interest* eonTinfatal lircldent to Mf-> Oreta' lain week we mentioned the fact that ‘ « n».-d H. explained that In arriving alltf on M-43 in Hu- northea'iV-rn. from March 1 until June I loads that *“ ,hr‘’'’ NeUiemcnls the lawv.i: had Usbornr ' of thih'eitj some timt. i«gu. aho can be driven over |mv«I. gtave) or th. ir liUganU court fees and part I M-rious Injury of hir father. Jot :i Michfeilii -urfacc-Uval.ti road- m this county ”llM‘r ensL'’- “n(‘ hnd «»'«* lh'‘ county thr ' mid Mata would b<- murh testneud ,d Barry Mimething like 8150 lor each th ’ borne, were fullv dt-.-eillxci m th. cases would ' from iliosr ordinarily permitted ■ We. day. Trying tile s.cttjed ~~ • uggeslctl that timer who are in un>r have consumed -jcveral days The judge dark, and during u »< n* .< mamo.-r doubt ax to the weight* their trucks rxprmted In. warmest apfiroval of the one of the big truck, owi. .. ... . would be fe fmiitcd ’ to curry for- thr I large saving to taxpayer* and to lilt- I4*vy, of Detroit, and used t>ri a road job •line months ip driving over trunk' gants and prak-ed the bar of this coun­ northerd of Carlton Center started cross tiie road tjnexpecledly. to Mr ■ i** v or county road* should a«-t in ty for their effort*.in that direction Usbornr. 'and the Litter crashed into, t -iich with County Fuighuvr Rakbwsk.tlw -Kir of the big'truck Wlrn fils'F.'.rtr l): lull: •if Um. city who will fell <!h-hi the limit* car, cauaing Uh aima-t Instant (h ath AN INTERESTING PROGRAM wiuch tiic-law plana of his' daughter kiid bls own wrimu WITH MRS A. H. CARVETH 'Hie miLVUnum allowable axle loading injury. on concrete pavement* or ' |*avemcn> AS SPEAKER Soon after the accident, indeed on. With" a concrete base during the num ththr very day of the accident, thin- ivuiW* •J March, April ami May ure as foi- BROTHERHOOD GUEST ‘ Peirce, Squad Captain Most Barry Unit* Are Included In Lists of Honor Awards Presented jo/jui exiiaoid.- HaturtU.' 567917 FARMERS MAY 03956458 6 FATHER OF SCOUTING • IN AMERICA TALKS AT AREA HONOR-COURT 4.000 SEE CEREMONY AT 'BATTLE CREEK SATURDAY CENTRAL P.U MEETS i NUMBER 45 DR. R. 0. THOMAS IS construction m ON KELLOGG CAMP hum BviA HER SUBJECT IS . alt ot the orgAiof the truck.*, and others 'concerned. • Where -(mclng between axlea 1* nine MAXIMUM LOAN IS $400 Before the suits wen- -'arted Klin Siu -MENTAL HYGIENE" ?. PLANS INCLUDE MORE THAN fn-t and over, the maximum axle loo-l hr rriirrM-nling Hie Usttfrne.-. in the allowed I* 13.500 pound*. • J AVAILABLE THROUGH FI >usht thick by coun21 BUILDINGS TO COST probate court, had Franco* <1" Usbornr, . Dancing Master, Mr. Schrader, Where thl* *|iaclng u eight fret rix’ NANCE CORPORATION a brother. apixdntrd — -t— a., administratin' - --$76,000 illaili III inches to nine feet, thr maximum axle r* and iron pt to Present Twenty Minuteof Greta t .... l»ad is 12.400 (Miuiut* Pl lUnfirhl. that the au omobilr- driven bv M. Artistic Exhibition Also Wlien- the *|uiclng between.nxlea is FUNDS MUST BE USED r Troop -63. 40-ACRE SITE TO BE Usborne Hiat morning ’ was owned bi .even f<ct xlx niche.* to eight feet .six f FOR SEED. FEED. ETC. Francis G od»mc. Three suit*.w-rr The March inreliifa.- ■>! the Cent*. He claimed that iflPlH-.'. Ha- axle load alkiwxl U 11260 P T A aill be h* id this w.*k Thu: READY BY JUNE 15 Reid. one by Frances fl. u.m."' Usbornr a* Kunrarluit under th? influf iiound*. County Agent Zoster Will Soon started; iX'iuu Harting*. Foundation-to Cktre For Under­ Whrrc'thc spacing between axli-t: is tati-.'tte second by John Usbornr. ard' There ought to be a larfe? attendau-n Have Necessary Application trum-.dx feet six Inches to seven feet M-outmoster; privileged. Crippled and the third by Francis G -Usborn*- asdhe at this gathering. it under proper wmtrol a ailx InchM. the maximum loud r. !i.70O ■ ting*. Rev J A. MrNulBlanks Here owner of the smashed car. Ail thr*' The defendant fiaimed IKiunds. The .-jffcakw will lie Mrs. Albert CarAnemic Children i.arma*:er; Troop 77. NaximUr. County Agri* Harold. W Fiwlrr has ' w«6»* brought again*! Ed. Levy' and wa.** 8 30 or' 8:45 a\jd tha Where the spacing is from Tl-.r fret veth. who i* anzifficry m the state fed• — . BIMj Troop A Reid. been confined tq his home several days Other ” 1* intrr»**Ai • • ‘d■ rratidn of Women s clubs Her’sub*'< : at the time of the uccidt iit . he claimed building 1’n connection wi R<iM*itfXT|fer. with the lire. but expects to be at hi.* It wo* fortunate for ail concerted that th* jlaintif! ^rart no n*d buhl dis­ Krllogu Foundation Camp ._. maximum allowance is XBOO pound*. .. played on th>* rear of hi* threshing Wterr th*- spuing isr from four fret office 'again next Saturday, when lie that Mr. Sigler set at work on th‘- ■ Although Dan Beard t- 83 years old. will be prepared to give out infornr.i- case* very early that day. for it hup- lrw.il gathering.- a* a .-jx-ukrT Sh- machine outfit, as lie Jiouid have had. anerrilc. unde moot uhed atid~" und«;. he dill .pern* hale and hearty and hb maximum load allowed is 7.400 pound*. I ionjo farmers who may find it neces­ peted that on that partienlur day M:.* heutated very much about doing *•> and that the light* ot an apiirwichin;: Um* Eil UntUey farm in talk on routing m> thoroughly en­ ‘ Where the sparing, between axles is sary to borrow money with which to few himself-.* whOM- horn - is near De- at this tune, but where -he. has sjjokm । ar •*»> blinded him. titr. defendant, that township have .been let. joyed by all Who heard it Among the ram. out ide . ......... „„ iw- could not and Hint, a a n'sult Dr Matthew Kinde, directo from three fret six mrte? to four feet1 purchase weds, fertilizer, oil. gtunlmt. tmf was In HjJtlnB. of this city and whenever she special «uest< were semi-. executives Ih. «.«V ..I 1,1. Vurl, , al,|K„ml „„».,,unv of that fact rmiplrd With the failure of ■lx inches, the maximum axle load.,'fa; etc. needed to enable them to put m hm I.. from Flint. Benton Harbor. Ann Arbor. tte-ir . |irin« crops. At this writing Mr in the sink sink In doing ,X.,,.w some non, road rad work »A at .1 U» <wr«U w|U> Uxr plaintiff io haw Hie proper lights (L300 pounds. hole northeast of Carltnn Center.• Al!'• credit. Naturally it i- harder ‘tor one on hi* iHitfil. hr drove his car into the, F .1. Skidmore of Bal The maximum load on any otrt« wheel .the general 'contract. C Aboul 1800 scout* formed at tte Bat­ sary blauka but hr looked for them to • (hc ’ papera were irersonally served on must not exceed five hundred twentyl, to s|»enk to her own ipme folks on a Prnv threshing machine Buttle Ciwlt has pie arrive fry Saturday ngjct nirely ... . . him here on the day of five anjdent The Cl»*e was tried before Judge plumbing and the 'Central Electric tle Creek City Hall and led by tte five kVJSi jaiunds |>er inch of width of public question of till* kind Mr*. Ixiulv ■ docket ■ • Word from the State Extension D. • BrratPe the of- Hu. circuit tires It axle space I. nWir >9> fret or , Walton. Ute. president of the (Central Milo, of the Allegan circuit court, at ComiMtiy Of.Battle Creek the contract 60-pfece -coiit drum nnd bugle corpn. ... . ...*’ P .T A. told the writrj: My Mrtrr Grand Rujitils Judge Mile* eat m place over and shall not exrord four hundred. partinent of East Lansing state:* that court of ‘Barry county lx for electric installation*. ConrtruCtHm imurhed through tte buiunt-M section • and fifty »450t (xxind.* if axle spacing' farmers in every Mate except l*vnn*y- clcau. it i* (xiMlble to biinu a r’itxr to herself a WcitpY-n’r club .president, told of Judge Brow n'of Grand ilatrtd.v The to the sanitarium Union building fur les* than truui nine nine frot icet nania and Connecticut, may secure u trial here within a short time; but *n me tipi: Mn .Carvrth was tte finest jury ron»Lstcd of live women and -seven. lx. less and the canip is. expected to Im ready tte programamd prettentatiop of wards, ■Flo m-txlrnnm allowable axle londine ,n*x'm,»n »««' ‘hi* spring from wjyw county tip* court* are thn men Tipplaintiff was represented by first data? Star. Life and Eagle badgrs . . "continuedI on page three) *** * the VxiOOOUOO allocation of of funds funds now* now.vmr* haiiind m thrir work «»rir and. and aside nsid* speaker heard at at convention last Kim Sigle: ot this city, the dufendan'. for um. by Junte'15 . the 850 0<X).000 allocation year* behind in their year.’.We an in* that,the people of 'ilw camp will include 21 ,co :taac were presented by Mr. Beard penonal। at the dispuial of the Reconstruction. (rom that, then- would be many dt*ad- Ha-'-tinn- ran be assured of a worth (Continued on page six* .-even ly Medals/ribbons and-cup* were atso each designed to actonunodat^ , Finance corporation. (Continued on page fivei white addrvx* at the meeting tonwrCITY CAUCUSES children and-2 councillor, two large awarded for honor* at Camp Ben . TO It t* requinli that to get a loan of ONE HUNDRED SEVEN row night. , . . ------------------------- -----------Uatll jlou.,., B ..niaH hospital, and a Johnston, civic service, recruiting and BE HELD NEXT WEEKYOUNG LADY bUrrtnb SUFFERS .--.Ju LAUT < Mr Schradiy. of-Grand Rapids. In­ TY-SIX REGISTERED large administration building which will o'her special wrvte«BROKEN BACK SUNDA^ structor an dancing, who *p*-nds hl-includeotneea.a recreation hall, a dinProbably thr chief distinction of the M*ed or fertiliser, feed for work animals f Fridaj.' teacliing in HasitJiM will pre­ Unemployment Comm. Secures ing room cajxibh- >■: cutmu 3tx) and evening **.> a *p»Tial letter of cora­ Very Few Cities In This State,. or fuel and oil for motor driven farm' sent at tjie JiteetinR tomorrow- night a p U7„*-v Vnr'Twn Ytxjm* f<»t i.• rMmnrl andgiK-sU. and i mendation from the National Court of Or Anv Other Are In Better “ Whlnery. Loans will not be authorvr Any Miner, Are tn Better 1/t>(J ,nr ,||)y ot|ier T)H. M.(.IJrtlv Three Were Injured In Coast­ twenty minute program, of artistic! Ftrmaneill wont ror 4 wo xHrtien located m .< .mailer bwildint Honor given t<> Wiibur Allison of Troop dancing ' ~ Women connected with thedinlnc room. Cost *»t Bedford, fur the saving of a little Shape Financially demanded wilt b<* a mortgage on tli ing Accident On Lone Tree Tlie A|>rii ineeting wilt be called The Democratic City Caucus will t. IBM crop Penn*yl#Kla .ind Con jcctiMention wj.g. made last week nt tte ttuiMruction wjl) be approximately 875 -. «irl from drowning,^ Hiil In Yankee'Springs Filth* rs-’ Night." With Dr. George n ’ u** being made bv re;><X». Dr Kinde.*■»* • and ojn-rating co»u| *•.* heid nt the City hall Monday evening. ri” have no state law authorizing such Lockwood, duminan of the program A vad Jiccidenl happened on Sunday re.M*ntatlre* -I the American tegmn for the first -arem will nwrex-c th.- NONAGENARIAN PAYS March 14th. nt 7 30. The Republican11 mortgage. loan* » will administered .In . anciumiii afternoon wlilch resulted in painful »>in- for that night Tth-rr »■“t." ‘t * •„ .' ?~ and Auxiliary to oWmn work for three Fmindatlvns investment in the camo City Caudis will be held Tuesday cv-e-a The ,nans “• b»- administered-.in *iuu> n»u (**.-w .>■ more, meetings of1 the .. . ,. of -----VISIT TO BANNER the unemploj'-d who had registered “varly $100,000. Approximately ISOning. March 15th. at the Citw hall a< tb*‘* s‘,™‘ *«»' M ’h1*? *er« ',n<‘ V™ to ,hr*'''- onr voun« lady sufferthl* week. From what we have heard with tte committee children can b(- accommodated Eleven •7 30. Tlw Republican Ward Cuucui-c* a«» ‘hrouirh the Rarry county agncul-’ ing a broken back. '• ,rn- party.of .» ,*.*.. Tte four,vu..K young!«-»...people con-. ‘he nweinw* have been . specially eftAt pri-M.nl then- arc six women and whin* will be included tn the girly George will lx- held Monday ewnlng, March ‘Pra’ a‘t< “t * office. Tlu*y ar.- to b0. Dean, Over 90 14th. al 7:30 The Democratic Ward n»ade "nly in tiros where financing .'L-tlng ol Mi-.-e- G.-rtnide FcMpauwh Joyahlr and helpfu. tlm year, and >ure- one hundred and seventy men whn’ I-roup and 10 tn the Ikiv* group OnBernadfh.- ^arni-.v ^arnr.v and Me-r- 1.'’ ‘he g-oVk of the .•.cluxd* has been have registered, and are a.-kliu for Years Old, Rebjtlls The «>’>“' ■a'K''1 '«*' ^t. in Caucuses will b<- Tuesday evening, cannot be done .through-otter ilgeiicu *. and BernadftitJa*. Damp and wetm Webb site*, Sute*. allot uran.i Grand “‘“de U. tin- boys' group will be :eserv<ui !<•’ >•- more Mtistyinx b. thl*. co­ U(,r)t . . March 15th. at 7:30 a,,d *hcuffd only be made um- of wlu*n*; Jas. Clearing Of His Farm had come to the Lone Lrnie Trt-.Tree ojriatfm ojx-iat/m of parents. Tcacten and Teacher> anti co-operation i* being given te-n employe*** . i The following city officers an ,to be: absolutely nccc-Mary TheU- loan* air Rapid*, hud ................... " • ’to l«tente'uve roite to know each ?othe. th<." ' ^iyipcrM.11* including tte 21 «nmGeorge o Dean, a former well known Hill" m Yankee Springs township parent* hate come to know each electiil this year —Mayor: City Tn-as(Continued on page fivei old pioneer resident nt Maple Grove coart. on.- of tlte boys went" down Hr hv ,h,‘ '“’idi urer; Member Board of Review; two’. towmhlp. but for the past 10 years a .the camp, j alone on tte toboggan and said every­ Supervtwx; four Aldermen for the full UNUSUAL CALL f>SR resident -of Nashville was a welcome «Continued on page six) ’ thing was fine then the , four went r * uncmploved tn. the various tq^'nsliip* turrn one from each ward: one Aldrrcaller at the Banner Office Friday. Mr. MAGAZINES ANO BOOKS 'down together. Whether tlx* toboggan This will be a big help to the men. wr man from the find ward for one year; Dean over !» years young, dflves his DR. L. E. HOLLY HURT are sure. four Constable*, one from each ward. Donations of Periodicals Are ' h“ ?nrJjl BU,I.ey or J.1*5' whn’ -‘’T. own car. and geU around more sprights committee ha, already ___ sqcc cceedVery, very few cities in Michigan can Donations ol periodicals Are IK.neU lo fSUW lhe accident none could IN MOTORCAR CRASH ; ly than lota of men many years his Asked For Use In Ward . tell as it wa* al) done so quickly. Onr /q rd i„ procuring p.-rmam-n't work for boast of being in the splendid financial Junior T fellow was not Injured at all. so wa/ situation that Hastings ts. This we be­ Seven high school students will com­ two women in home*. Three Passengers Also Injured But what esjiecially interested us Liioranes jablc tn help th? other*, the second man The city has been divided into m*clieve is very largely due tn the fine pete for the Hastings. Higfi champion­ ; wa* his account of live clearing up of Slightly In Accident Here personnel of those who have been fill-: During the past few months there (being knocked unconsciou** He did not ship during an jissembly program to- tions and i» being canvassed for work ! hi* farm; the wages pa)d. and the ing our city offices, not only this year ha* been an unusual call for book* and' recover con*ciou*nt*' until Monday (lay in the HikJi school auditorium, the by thr Legion and Auxiliary .If there Sunday Afternoon crude cmiditioru. under which people but for several year* past They have magazines from tte public library arid Mbs Vainey •ustainml a *jirainr<i winner to enter the sub-dutrici con­ are otiirr- who wish to icglster. Mc­ lived at that time compared with what a. Matthew.-, chairman of the given freely or their time and effor-. the two ward branches, especially ankle and 'Mte* FrMpauseb .uttered a test m Grand Rapids. ApHl 5. The Andrew .. Grand Ra,>id< Mrs Holly, their we are surrounded with today broken'vertebra, but wa* able to walk ’ ' committee -Co-optr;*- A-.. from a sense of ^Ivic duly, have been among the unemployed people together frith U»e Hiles 61 " Unemployment Mr Dean came to Maple Grove fn -oil. Leland.'Jr. age 5. aud FlotetiL* Because of thl* great demand a rc-'and OMisted Miss Varm-y to the car 'conu.tdnt* turn* of. and French- 4-yrar old daughter of Mr am! 1865 and bought 80 acres of beautiful their declamation.- are a- follows Hej> -lionint the dr " Hastings " and haven»CM*,to it YhaUte c"tv"ha* quest ,s rurrefil and ttaed The young people were brouifllt to th. is made for both current and ttaed The youpg people were* broififlit to the bert Cooper. Scene on a BaU Wield. • **»rry county 1* solicited "by the erfm- Mrs David French or Caledonia, ^iled itTrentx lk raluefor emy magazines and book,., hoping many.bonic of «* _________ wen* -olid timber that wa* quite a wgys back Mr and — Mt*- G. Pwidnanwh Feldpafeeh ----. .... — — — - ' —Helen -mittee. . Irene Jono U S No. 0653; in -LU. which ih« v from the road, ot enurw tlii»-timber injured w hen "the ... Contrary io the idea the writer were riding and on^drivi-irbj Dr- . land wax no gotxi dollar *p<jit. . HiiAting* residents may be glad to con- of thU city, and Ml** Feldpaureh ftc- K.vhr. Th« Making of Our Country . for farming until the ------— -— ,~ In local affalrv. politics sliould not tribute them for use principally nt thr comiianird by her cousin. Miss Mar- Flag;" Delphine EngHiart?. expre.-os ’d ’hr other plumed heard ., ---------.... . ’ day. . thi». P Lathroti collided at the intersection tri* both targe and small, could be cut much figure. The candidate's quali­ ward branch?*. At the central library garet Feldpaucch. a trained mine, was Knight :’ Mi>ri<- Chaffer ’ King I----- Pinlife* effort to fitid work fur the unepiployvd ()J M.y; anff m-43 on North Broadw.r. cm down, burned, and tin* ground nc.uon i« imonnm. «« uu.m ui " l " JW rampfeu <0 tlw l.,r-r ml.rnrk ... Bt M.r> > In fication theinm duties<h.i ol / •«•- .» not^ limited :«> -U-gtoiumre*. but t* ne>f the home of Leo Tuffee Dr. Lath- broken up u... onto.for performing mun™W. <»"■»> m,,.ndn™> ll»rr. ur.nd n.|>id. in .n.Wawn Bh. to the White fU-tfliT*: ILillian'TdL hurst. Our Flag;" and Helen Skid- for Atty,man or woman who will co­ rnp was driving north at the time and In a little cabin, near the timber ■Ml! XW. will pul .ip «ood candi- “ «•“ 11 “ "10 ‘"“'h h"£ 1,1 mote. 'King PIUllp* to the White Set­ operate with the rommlttcr by regu* Dr Holly east ' . ‘hat Mr Dean bought, lived the fate dates u> that no matter wtw wins Ha*- ,lbrMrlr-' u*>l have to remain for six month* st ters'’ •■rjihg aud .showing an Interest Hl get. Ur Holly .-.nd his son were cut about Rlcliard Freer father of Chas. Freer. ting* Wh... *2‘ >°u '»usewive* , are sorting ( tenet While the injury i* a re-ram* and Jjurlge- for (he contest will be Dr 1) ting a job Even if the job t* d short. ling* will win be oc assured a.wureu ol or a u conlfimance imiiiiiiunc" . .. . . he* ... vour hook* and of• “ the excellent nunagettenMhrt “ndnaoera papers.nlea-w* pleaserenwmre mem- painful one. Miss Frld|Bttt**ch 4* doing D. Walton. Llojd Shafer and thc-Rrv. one. every bit help- and Ls^x-ttcr that: tte fare, the tetter requinng fifteen "f Hu* CUv. Mr.. Freer made a special'• sQtchrs to cla^ up a gash on hi f->re- ‘y of clearing thr timber off the land— made thU city known a. onT of the ** vmr matcrial'n* " well as ixireuble Mbs V.-qncy and nothing. . head. Mrs. Holly escaped wtth acvetaf ■ • • *— * I the two fellow* remained at the Feld- L L. Dewey best governed cities in Michigan nnd QOWe w!Ut y0U CXn, Another report ail! be made Last year Herbert Cooper took fits' “ seven* bruises and minor rut*, and the ixadsch until on Monday plan- in this event, withhome the terr dcctamalittle gixk although knocked iineon- acres of thb tlmbei. cut the big* into , wiu-n frtend* came for them MEN'S RALLY HERE ♦ton. A .Vision of War ‘ .-v.-n.,-. .-M-aped practically .......a-... m Mining length* and rail length*, pile sclous, uninjured SUNDAY AFTERNOON Thr four Were taken into tip* Taffee il»«' brush in windrow-, and have a home where first aid ireaitnent wa- two-rod apace between tiie windrows of . - On Monday Lewis Weave: u.i.* tried Dr. Thrall and Archie McCrea brush And what do you suppose that ’ J. F KOWLADEK. in the circuit court. Hr was charged Mr. Freer contracted to clear off thU the Pennock hospital Arc to Give Addresses —All . . Having decided to quit fanning and . . Jwiui . . gn ... a.viauit uponwith ine ah parents assaultui ujxm the jiarcnts of Melvin Jacob.* and Charles Furnis* The Holly motor car wa* badly dam— -. --------------- - ------ Men Are Welcome ] Hastings High debaters lost to z**e- lns u.lIe and in justice court, had went first and .second place n-specUvely aged and Dr Lathrop a car but slightly princely sum of 85 oo per acre, or »so rented his farm, J. p. Rowladcr will in the final* of thr Hastings High oraOn Sunday afternoon. March 13.•‘t’* ““ ro“n« °f ‘h" «*« plrad not guilty but wa> found guilty have an auction sale on the premise* 2 for the 16 acre*. How many people during an assembly pro­ BARRY CO. BOYS OUGHT ' men will be held •*tmizsalion sertea al Zeeland by a 2-1 bJ H j<ir> aIlt) waft a***e*re-d esaed J10 fine mile* east and I mile north of Wood- a . rally of Meihodut „„„ w„, w $10.and fine torfcalcontest and today would contract to clear up hegvy Friday morning*..The Hile of at the tte Methodist Methodist church church in in thl* this eitvJ SiStefHMtiii^rn.'rd rar nffira^ ra>,!*‘' of <l81 ° Hc $18.70 He appealed to tte clr clr-- gram native timber land for 85 (Ml per acre? land. He will offer for sale 4 horses. 32 at was ■’Wushmgtpn TO ATTEND CONFERENCE in Jacobis’ oration head of cattle. Yo sheep and farm tool*. •beginning at’ • • - court. The The jury jury ui <-n Monday Monday, in But Mr did it and made money ’ ----2 30 o'clock Every man Thuradte Hosung* argued the afflrinn- cull.. court Saaks’ while Furniss spoke <>n "Mod---------in tne county win oe welcome al this ! ,7-°* Mteh^.teSdtewl ab ° UI “ ,n,nul, A tound h,m • t P Ut * ln tol. M E Bowers will cry till* sale. in the county will tie welcome at this by it In a little leaa than ID week* he ern Youth and tu Opporuimty." F.iul- Coach jame8 Crowley of M S. hH() »l the kxn whether MateU«npi of MlchIgan enact«mlaws ctr(*ujt court Judge McPerk handed Full jiarticuiar* of this big sale will be meeting S'w uS"' 1’" Brotherhood Br°“’,’rh"d memmm'j,!,,lP m.M« w7>»,ushopl<I ln.ur.uce meeting, wnetnrr uromernood mem uneinoloyroent „ VMlrancr cum. h(m f*|y and „ inr Stair* and Evelvn Evelyn Lowell were thr the - ....I • .... . L»s . cut. Ute tojw ail found In a special announcement on trlitirnvd out. and the brush piled in C. to Speak At Gathering other finalists Judges were Supt D A another page of thl* U»ue of the Banhe '***• falls “lu* *pay windrows, in a way that was moat sat­ The DtMrlet Brotherhood Pre.ldrnt, — “> **itfv n' line 30 days addi- VanBuskirk. Assistant. Principal. Fred At East Lansing Archie McCrea ol Mudre.on. and Or 1 „i“"SfSt " l»n« I1L__ 1 1W *enknce __ _ . i* »'vs linjMMed. isfactory to Mr Dean All Of which ' Among thr *(x-*kcr» listed for the would go to* show that hr made over. 1 Luther Beck, of Kalamazoo, former We PUBLIC SI PPEH. • u r.A-A. Y- M c A Older boys' conferrnife. Ijuhcenuin <4 Uwl city, at first denu-ri On Wednesday evening. March 23. clearing ’ tun guilt of poi*Cf*ion <if liquor, but Mrs Clyde Wilcox has been named which will be held at East Landing un average -------- ------------ off ... a little more than 1 negative side of the question for *2>e-■ later confessed that hc was guilty an’d a* a member of the Library Board to Friday evening. Match 18. I* Coach, an acre and a 'ia|f the American, Legion Auxiliary will to attend this gathering 1 land serve a supper at tha Legion room* was sentenced to fifty day* in Jail fill the vacancy caused by the death of; Janu-S of the Michigan mate Stale -ro.. Thl* wm .the ’—- Crowley **» k- beginning of thf Dean REV. GORDAN SMITH TO ’ Judges for the debate were Prof. F from fiva till seven o'clock. Price 25c. and 850 fine, and was given two year* John Dawson, who..wu VM had«,, served for- a cotlec.. who n»i aho been secured as,..farm in Maple Grove, which wa* txSPEAK MARCH is.. w Moore of w s T. C-. Prof. O J l.robatlon tn which if he does not go long Umc Ai] are »urf Mr> Wilcox toastmaster I, 1 lumded Inta a beautiful IdO acre tract. ----------- - ---------------------- The Rev. Gordan V. Smith, Rector of of M. 8. CT. and Prof, Jeliema Thl* will be an interrating gathering । with nice home and building*, aad1 straight there will be more irouble for Inalu. a valuable member on the ST. PATRICK'S SUPPER. St. James' Church. Albion, and precl-'of Calvin College, Grand Rapids. Prof.’ hintand the Harry county bo>» who shall from which the owner rarnad enough Board. St. Roie haU/Mareh 17. Music and dent of the Young People’s Fellowship 1 MOore cast hi* ballot fpr the Hasting*‘ Lawrence Thomas, also of Kalama­ attend this meeting will be extremely to enable him and hia wife, who died a Irish aongs. Supper served from 4:30 of the Dlocwe of Western Michigan, “cam zoo. arrested with Beck confessed hit NOTICE. fortunate * ---------till 8:00. Everyone welcome. Price will pregch at the Wednesday evening ---------------—~---------1 The annual meeting of .the Hastings inc years In quiet peace and comfort. smtnirurnniKT 8U11‘ •,id P0*4*6410” ll1uor “nd 50<—Adv Lenten service at Emmanuel Episcopal ANNOUNCEMENT. ANNOUNCEMENT. — gtvm UJt) day* tn Jail and 825 fine, ai- Rural Fire Association will be held at 'church. March 18th. All cordially InI wish to animouce that I am a ww>, I wish to announce my candidacy for w tWoj>»,4 off probation Three sen- the City hall building on Saturday. NOTICE TO TAXPAYER*. vlled the nomination for City Treasurer on renew were handed out Tuesday. didale for the nomination for city! about nowaday* Monday. March 14. 18 the last day, the Republican ticket and will ap--------------■ ■ a__________ _____________ , . , treasurer on the Rapublicsn ticket ; -——— m for paying city taxes before they will I . .a ,CH**°roDI®T. . predate your support at lhe city cauI. O. O. F- DANCE. DANCE. WIU appreciate your support at tha | Ua CHICKEN II he returned —Mrs Faye Donley. City 6ho* Blorf «v«T'8atunlay ma on Tuesday nigpt. March 15.—Mr*., Saturday night. March IF. CarpEvery Saturday night at Clear lake. caucus March IS — Edward L. Sente-- । At U. B. churth WM Trea*.—Adv. ; 12-6 P. M. Free consultation.—Adv. If.| Nellie Casad^y Smith.—Adv. orchestra.—Adr. —Prank Herrington. Adv. if. j Adv. I l«th -A4v. DeclaimerS of H. H. S. Compete 1 oday One Auction Sale Hastings Debaters Lose tO Zeeland Jacobs, Furniss Win Oratorical Contest �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9. 1931 dim m in- Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. George Kenyon LOCAL NEWS To. Every Wdmnn appears that tire. ncw,O4Bcwrhch will be a palace iu' .— —- in Foilawing wdfr ..rnp‘t homes Hartfordla the account of the goldvtlicr villages, u Tar beyond en wedding annivenary of Mr and 1 .; any mumrlpul clectrlj Mrs. Ocvigf Kenyon of Shultz, and the tn lre.it hl.* |Unl,,.r umt..- with thru- ma n.\ I fiends ill ;lw- i.-ire io newt nt- oain • • . , U. ' 1'. t reiking Iti it will lx 1,1 extending best wishes to Ihex* g'KKi bV :‘>r VJllit.y Company liner, • ixroplc: »n»i) thew best for lhe welfare of their com-- Mrs F.Irny Tobias l* convalescing munrty. A *peci«l wedding cake was from her recent »Ickne»* also prvMnted by Mr and Mr* Lynn s. B Wilcox is slightly improvedIlrenop of Battle Creek . Mempry will fjon, pm recent heart attack. often take ire tack to this day and ev.Thp regulw. lnet.Ung ot the Loyalning of their golden »«M»M* T*'* ord. r of M<x»e will be held on"Thur>many friends departed wlUUng them. . many more years of continued health t ... — mid happiness Guests were present American Ixgion Auxiliary *upper on fine home[county. 111., Ur 1857 Mid < inn to Michl- from Monroe. Adrian. Tustin. KalamaMarfh 23. Pncc, .■bo. Battle Cirek. Nashville atui Has-|-3C- A,1 weronu. . ’ . Tin! O. E S Chapter officers enjoy«d ■timr the'. Ypsilanti in 1MM and moved ti/Hre vl- tji*:* ' ’ a six o’clock dinner on Tuesday night ; v;u !i;»' eitiity cf Sliu’tz Win n twelve y<ar. old. We hate here t<xiay. a groom and a Qt |1OHU, of j4rii MaildASmHh. ‘ • l. s and (5n Mirch 7. istci »l«* wiuj united in bride 1 • XI T11,’ri’ ttll> be “ Masonic dance tn ..■ret- that i tuarnage.ro Oorgc Kenyon-Four jx-.irs • For fHtv years they w* gone t.de bv tide llhc K of p haU on Thursday evening. of theis married Hie ttu v spent, lu ■ iHuuire and the re t of their fifty year.-. Sharing their trouble* and Joys alike : March 17. lo which all arc Invited. 'Urey have spent in Barry county. To Though somctimo. we know. It’s been! Stephen S-’hantz u very seriously ill this unfon were twin four children.’ quite a fight. at the hunre ol his aiMer. Mr* Sarah Ttuxse now living are Alvah K<|>v*’n >4 Tia- years ago when first they met 'Tinkler.' and his recovery U doubtful y IMIevire Amy H-.imcvilte of t^iulta And well ui* know, 'hut they rcm^pf^-Mary French, daughter of Mr. and tar It yet. | Mrs. David French of Caledonia, is reSunday. Munir B. twenty-fou w.;b. । hor.M* and buggy Up*y-rude to- covering from an attack of pneumonia. -Kether *... . Roy Dougl’ass of this.city lure taken i '.hil >peti! the day Several other: They went ev| bymtherc. ujiatevur the the .agency for and is flow the repre­ 11Fiend* and relative?) c.dl>-d in the: . tentative cf the VanDeusen Rug Clean­ ■ alternoou. A surpruv tr.ni been planned; ing co ot Battle Crack. ■ ’ For no crowd.was complete uulre.: , M■ , V. I.1I-. ; bv tr.-i: :ri* r. . were there1. .* Th. fuhcral ul John Haw kin- will' r.niH"h*5iUvi* and" i ” wiereru v... w - ----unt* l,,rtr ,un‘ be held ul the Baptist chinch oh Fri-! lr-n Tin* h"u-e v.i* tflth IftW share. {day_ afternoon* at two o’clock. An; cd with whit - and VMtil they decided like most ot u. do-obituary will appear later. «,■ brU.. br:..,. . . .1 «*mm.n«tafW>lrea«Ul>l>-' Ml>_ yvuu* Tran ol Um .111. »h» irti n»i:a and h<">-, !vo i* in training at Butterworth h<«jxi»i .1 for th<* romer- a Four children came to bless their home 'orand Hsi’idr ha* been Mrioutly ack.I ■ .. . . n-.-t .. rnllrH .. relucted as being' But nnn one wwas railed tz. to aa ts-trer better lia.me heme, o..., but .... on ^...,.4... Tuesday Mwa* But with the rest they have made thru much tmiwuvcd. ' O W Murphy Rot the thumb of lire And they Mill looi: young to us tdday .right hand too close to a naw at the, hey have climbed^ the. andiTabk* factory, and ntpiwd. oil ii little reached the top, . ' '' - - - • Friday. It u aBut going down, many i thvy'v** ppinfui tut not u .-reniHis injury. PAW PAW LAWYER URGING MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC PLANTS BUT BUILDS NEW RESI­ DENCE .N OTHHICOU.NTY Makes Absurd ChArgakp Gru’?'. Ort Project BuHLJfhirty Ycn-j Ago cric in the Mai’ ford Dav S|K,hi, yer Eixrr.aro te' RiiJnor with a taste for quality and an eye for style— Next Sunday The Detroit News will publish ao announcement of FOOT SAVER SHOES Look for this sdeertiiictDent ft die Women’s Section! It will five you a brand new idea of 1 how to judge the FIT of a pair of shoes, fl will tell you of the latest improvement ta the art of creating quality footwear. Sronside Shoe ■ Our neighborhood as well. as others saddened when the trews came that oiir neighbor. Philip Keller. had Mite Wmiftrd Howatdi daughter of passed away In fit Mary s hospital in years that are |cune< Grund Rapids. Burial was on Friday Mr and Mr L C Howard, who i now ■•d b> thr ring bearer*. Lorna Sin- And pjty in thr :,ntwf <>t In Middl.-iUlc cvinrUry His wife pre­ ilh- their In tie granMattgh|er who b. y an- . 1're r,t'Mr<ai*r aixl to ette i: h.i. been iiiyhly honored 6Hr has ced'd him fourteen months ngo Mr. other dear ■ ' I been invited tn Join the El Dorade. club: K.iM*: worked ut mfllnght mid car-' rift •nd th . life remain ter them a* Jaw as that is a campus wliter.- club Only ipenter work and was known by many before, . i p;*t>]>|e who have done outstandiire \r.tcek wvddatg. r* uTddir.g inarrh >r1ing>r d Nashtl Bui they'!! Hye. to Mrp every BARRY CO. GIRL HON - th.*. reflected much credit .upon M ard . ability * And ihould then* come to either o The slightest - loud to shadow Hu* . May love g|u: grace t.. undm.tjmd. .* " WOODLAND. And to tire other hnd a hi lpuighaiid ' ' David Kilpatrick of Eli M.iv you count every star in. the’- /mt tire end with rank Kilpatrick. M:n.r:<i:d pood. y tire .,.m:le« on your including w- .sjlgil'. t ‘ompany HASTINGS. Mid 'down and attended tire funeral of riniip Keiser on Friday. Robert Bugridge is better after a week ol illness with a terrible cold Hr Ikkuii going to bchool again UiB Mon­ day. NEW BUILDING BRICK. A n< w type of building brick is mu*fifth the weight of ordinary brick actually able to float in water It i porous, yet re.-islant to the entrance ot j water, and is of <ufl«*tciil .strength to by all who knew him . Mr and Mrs, Oi'orr.c Withry, «nee''support us weight i! built intote tower Puri Johnson) nt Grand Rapids,'came a mile high. in.v in .'Luigutuck Friday after, .-jx*ndu uver. <n two with her daughter. r;.. George Faul. . CTRAN D * TH E ATR ■= --------------------- HASTINGS - MICHIGAN-.------------------- PROGRAM FOR THE HALANt'E OF THE WEEK Writte-n-’jn Adah 'Horn. ■ GOOD CROWD ENJOYED FINE PRODUCTION Eaton P.npids People Presented e "The Servant In the House'’ Sunday Evening Just Think! Less Than 3 Months to Decoration Day induy. . . Hobble ill'll of Hasting* s|x*nt lire. P KHIM1.K > . i k end with Mr and Mr; J V HilBARRY t o.* BESIDEST. '■ rt and lire parent -. Mr and Mrs .line Yi'ii.r Coulter r-.t, Harry Bush 6|x*nt Sunday witTrilirtn. rrer Frv-port n-.tdf in, died Hiram Wnltr. age 77 yearr*. pawti tarrh.a :>• her home alter, n I'.mi-- ■*'v'‘-v a! 1“-s bnme Friday after a i.hnrt Sire is survived bv Mr five chti- -Ulttes- Mr. Waltz hax bc<<ti m failing . Ciair I), mid Claud S. Yclter oijhealth for ‘'»nre Um.- but was not conport. O. J Yeiier, Lowell. Mr- fitted l» hre home until tire last week FREDERIC MARCH “Dr.-Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” FR1. — SAT. ' Double Feature Program ‘The Rainbow Trail’ and “Racing Youth" SUNDAY—MONDAY Woodland with.his parent; Jajiet Gaynor & Charles Farrell Akron. Ohio, thrr - brethv:.-, T. A. and, ,)v <>nc Homer Henry of G. W R^tcr of F-irt-Recovery.' Old ■ H’10 ---------- was held Monday and j. W Reuter q! Grand Rnjr.dM. Buiud at Woodland cemetery. Mus I xiuim Hilbert and'Mik. Orlea'na Friday aften.-obn at tire hetr-e and kt .' tin at the Enwril Methodist chinch.' <st were Battle Creek vuilors Interment in Merriman cemrtere Mi.- ; Coulter had lived her entire life ol 73 Mr and, Mr- K«H C. Paul and Mar­ a .'[:< nt TThr week end with Mr. and Hastings Monument Works . ironside Bro,.. Prop*. y.r---. G'I.ildirre Ablxlt of IMnilt and Margery Barnard ol Wyandotte CONFESSES GUILT.•.•1x?nt tin* week end with Mr.* Ciias. '*■' Hatton and altrndA the tournament ball game.* Sucoad Man Will Have jjj ! s bu-sket Ml- Lenuru Dowden has been 111 “’Trial At This Session of with tire tin Hre-jMst week ting of the Hastings* ONE KALAMAZOO MAN held uf tire home ot FRIDAY BUTTER slTOltz." OD1 Frerport. it> Ck Salad Dressing ui" AND Pancake Flour FRESH EGGS >unlit-. .... 12 18' HART CORN 1 15. 15. 29 OXY0OL Circuit Court SATUR Baby Limn Beans 21 GOLD DUST 23 CLORAX I mr ter BtearbiM; 25 end with Mr- Ntflir Hill and attend-' ■••d thr toumanrent bosket ball game*. ly arrested tn Slrerif! Leon-;I Abogt five or six-hundred'attended . Uv? basket ball games Thursday. Frlbrought before,Judge Me-;- day and Saturday nightK Tost week Wednesday bn a charge of|I Woodland won the final gume and the i district tuunuuiienl for CireA C and : Olivet for ClaM D Tflrjc-fcam’. will bait attend the Grand Rapid., tournament seft.'jltus w.- k rial and Wixxiland hire txen xlreduh d u> play Thuraday tmtht. lire and'1 sanjva were very peppy and were much . 'enjoyed by the hirer crowd tur.c ui ' ------- ------------------------Tliolna.- and broach! into Att.oi'ditig to an n1Iict.il announce- । but refturd to iUlL ft irn nt ol ihe Soviet Commissariat of I which* he! Agriculture, tile total acreage plantedj. lire case to furnish ’He' In cotton this year m Hn-.slu will ptiss'l <i ,000.000 Mtrti* 29 • GRAPE FRUIT 5, ,25 QUALITY Smoked Picnics ,.11 15 SPARERIB:, ' .„T 15 Lamb Shoulder ,.19 Linked ^ausuge 2 1 , 25 Pickled Pty; Hocks .,10 5 Deliveries Daily—8:00 — 10:00 — 11:00 A. M. 3:00—4:30 P. M. PHONE MARILYN MILLER in “Her Majesty Love” Aho t'artuun In Sound "You’re Itriving Me Crary" FRIDAY—SATURDAY Big Double Feature Program WARNER BAXTER “The Cisco Kid” And James Cagney in “Blond Crazy" Also Comedy “The Clock Store" GOOD, PURE, CLEAN MILK is the BEST food in the world lor growing children, and even for adults, and POUND for POUND is by far the LOWEST PRICED food your money can buy! wd away about afternoon at he.n'll April 23. she would have been 93 •nr* at age. hnvltiit brer, birn Aprilj It ts limught she was the old*; resident n1 Harry county Funrral will br held at the Methodist Thtu*d*i' attc.-noou' at twd* -Rev Deary omnating Biirtal' /tde chuck j* mpU on Tuesday. “Where Better Foods Cott Lett' We Deliver “A House Divided” That the Milk YOU Use Is CLEAN! MEATS k'Xn'l WALTER HUSTON You Should KNOW PARSNIPS 4 Coupon—T V ES.—NI GUT 19 FRESH VEGETABLES LEMONS “Delicious Also Combdy and Pathe Sound News St prayer renite will precede th* in; which will be In charge of ObVc Campbell. Mun be i. arc. <njM.Ciady invacd. Childrrn would be a whole lot better off if pie*, takes. afld pastries were omitted from their diet, .Mid good mifk. with well baked bread in it, sub­ stituted. You would notice that there would be u i'ig saving In doctor', bill*., and lhe children would be healthier and happier for it. Good pure milk Hut KNOW that milk Is CLEAN before you feed Il'to your children, or. use it yourself. Highlands i *1-/11. WuuuatUy. Match 16th. IK1X -Mr;.. F. E. Hurney, Secy. . run any chances with your milk supply? A phone will have it delivered tv your house. GRADE “A" MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—-10c Quart GRADE “B” MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—-8c Quart The HIGHLANDS DAIRY TELEPHpNE 2651 Hastings nny milk produced In Michigan. as proven by actual tests made by Mirhigan alate inspertors. and because oLIU CLEANLINESS, the HighUnda Dairy I* the ONLY DAIRY in Ihh Metlon that is per­ mitted to »elt Grade "A" pillk. Nowhere in MichlCan can yon buy milk <>( rxjaal QUALITY and ROBT. W. COOK, Prop. HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HARTTNGfi BANNER. WEBNERnAl'. M ARCH 9. IM! Sporting Items SEVEN TEAMS ENTER INDEPENDENT TOURNEY Boy Scout News I; and a number of recond ‘alfiTflm t testa will be passed. Special sinus & Automobile JL, Insurance FIRST AID WORK Mr. R P. Tew. teacher for the Red We try to piV.-fllc for tach scout: Crow First AW Class. which wax given 1. An abundance ot rich reinforcing’.at the scout leaders training'course influences. ' • • SUPERVISES 56 BAS' ««.-< 2 GidWth lu hi* power of leadership will rondpet the same courye m Senior 1 Red Cross First Aid work. Arr>nge*nh others. menu will be made and announcement KEY BALL TEAMS Sl’i of 3.iutpself Happy patrol- and inter-patrol’ for thl- date of the first meeting will Hlat lonshlp* I day. Friday and Saturday. March 10.1 Conch Wceber «of River Rogue 11 and 12. according to Al Brown, who 4. Natural growth in hl* ability to do netted with the Leila Pd-.t. Montgcmha* the event in charge The-teams things. cry hospital and MU been the Calhoun Spends Summers Directing 5. A year round serirs of outdoor .ex­ County Red Crbss itadrr for same­ • arc (Galesburg. A B. Store (Battle Playground Activities ’ • Crteki. Ionia. J C Penney iHatllc periences. OLIVET DEFEATS & H^FIELD time Any man over of ,ige is. Thia Company has finished sixteen year* of C Experience in buMnrM-ilkr proccd- eligible for thl* cours^ t which will Under the caption, Stijx-mse* 5<>i Crcek>. Hessmer's Maiket i Hast lugs*. TO GET DTBlfl LIOT success. "s tu« . River Rouge Basket Bull Teams Dur - BpJliittHcid Piratrn. and Vermontville Arter Junior, senior and Mivuneed first; "D" TITLE ing IILs Spare Time.” a resume of the Fred Mullet, coach of Battle Creek' 7 A personal thrift budget It has paid over 160,000 claims amounting tn 8. A wiiofeMinu* reading program ': High school, will Jvfttee thr gam, s Rouge schools wu--. given in a recent! Af thins* no*- stand. Mr Blown.. 9 Ap understanding service relstion-, WITH THE CUBS. more than $8,000,000. CALEDONIA NOSES OUT Mr Chamberlain, pack . committee, issue of their Inca) paper raid. palnngA for the meet will be s ship to hi* home 10 Leadership and influence of men man pi,charge of plans and training, It is located in a small city with low operating . ' . Excerpt* from tiw article arc bf tn- follows MIDDLEVILLE BY 26-22 of pow?» and purpose Pack No. B. wav the special- iiLstructar iere»t to hl* many fritada in thl* citv. Thursday evening: expense. I wlwre CAach Weebyr spent his early Champions Now to Play In Re­ life, graduating from our Higi>- school. Store. Hence. “ ' in story form, the life and works ol ; A Michigan school teacher with no automo­ B ou o'clock—Ionia v* J.C Penney, 1 A* much experience us,possible in Louis Pasteur. Tiw disrovcrirs at this and later altanding Western Stale bile insurance just had.a $4,000 judgment ren­ gional Meeting to Be Held 9uo o'clotk—Bcssnwr -. Markit v.v dimmer camp • . M-Wntist hf his studies ot crystals fer­ Teachers.'College and the Y|»ilan*i dered against her. Many others in Michigan Tn Grand Rapid* I Spr>nufield Pirate*. 13 A ronwirxuncss of stu* rone of in- auajtjuion. diseases of wtm-x. diseasci Norma). have had the same experience. Woodland and Olivet emerged Win­ # Perhaps th* busiest man in jllvcri■ Friday evening . • 1, anthrax and-hydropho, fluence - . of - silkworm. -------- ---------------------—. "** in hl* pia-were ‘ ‘ were given 7;0Q o'clock—Winners in Galesburg^' Galesburg^>< Habits * of’ service "* at “ work dJ*Ctk»cd.«Tlw ‘twf-j. ner* in the Class ’-’C" and "O' dutflet Ruugf~1« couch Wcbi-r of the River! 7;0Qo'clock The unfortunate in automobile accjd^nts in Rouge. High school, wlto has 56 basket a. B. Store and loniu—J C. PMiney . I their. fir;-t opjxsrtunitjr to observe th, basket bull tourney laid In the Wood­ ball tram* nwjo players) under his su« matches w* *ant routing to become for Men. mbcrosroplc- Wo-ol pond wxtew as.,1 of every part of Michigan have been benefited by land ConMilldutrd school gymnasium iwrvuion in addition to hu. regular B oo o'clock-Vermontville w> winner “ »«' "i living- We hope that daily this splei.did company. Thursday. Friday and Hatifrday. pointed out Mr* J It Wolfe has round ot gym and swimming classes > jof Hessmer's Market and Springfield good turn* will blossom and bear fruit In tiw finals Kat unlay evening, at­ -•Mil of the teams are M-li bupporting Pirat. 'in habit* nr of h«t helpfulnaa* nr»lnM« ... and h ukwta. service presented .fiye guard ropes to jiack No. Every week convinces lhe automobile driver tended by n good sue crowd despite —each player and each spectator who running ail through adult life by tiw Saturday evening * that hc cannot depend on the "other fellow” wiulrv weather that made many ol attends the games pay* u dime ani between influence of the scout code—practical. mg woven (jotn the be*' material* for, 7 3i) o'clpck— Preliminary he rural n»iU imiMssablr. Woodland thus tiw upkeep ot tiw gym is "kept up loners ... and therefore insurance is a necessity. -x. । clear cut. challenging, giving a boy instruction and boy interest purposes"* in jcmi-finals irfmti'd* CalvdtuHa 42 t<> 18 while nnd the boaketerrs have a lot of-Iun 8 30 o'clock—Finals for champion- something to live up to and to work —C E Hyatt, cnbmaslrr The management has had sixteen years train­ Hivel enmr from behind to nose out and tiw ijwrtators keep athlrtic-mind- siiip toward. uiihrlll'l'J to 23 lit RUE ITEMS. ing and is supported by' many well known All of the above wm» are rated in' Thr Weiland boys h*d been waiting The East Baltimore project nxetin.i TROOP 65 MIDDLEVILLE The bosket ball interest . Michigan lawyers who help in complicated met with Mrs. Hazel Brooks Wednes­ .... should develop. Mr. Brown believesFriday. March 4lh. Troop 65. Mldat the, snappy Caledonia eagers. Last organlre a city league. ■ ■ ‘Little did. Several ol the teams have met before dlevillc. L R. Beeler, scoutmaster, day. AH members present but one and 'he drcain that basket ball teams could< during the regular playing season. : started a drive for funds which ewii* .■some visitors. Five chairs were chosen Reasonable Rates donia by clrvtr dtfciisivc work and by pile up m> quick' - in one little city. One; AdmlMlon charge), for the tnurna-. Tlmrsday. Through the courtesy of C. to go to Hastings Achievement Day.’ State - Wide Service taking full' advantage of every break grodp after un her urged him io:inml ail) be 25 cent* tor adulU and 10'.W Bennett the troop will present 'The .noivd out tlielp Woodland rivals by a otgdnize u new team and so, gradually I ix*nt* lot r -hiad puplh I Beloved Bachelor'' and comedy, at the rewarded each lender with a handker­ vfigiit margin in the tlnah Tins was In thr past seven years trie 5G team*] Th'w <i< Mnng to v,. , feW more ' •deal Theater in Middleville. All pro- chief. flic only defeat given to Woodland dur­ have developed tor Mr Weeber's super-'evening. of snupin tball before 2Mls abov* ’ninimunrehante for overWrite ing the entire trason. So in the final* vision—these are all outside of school the m , a.g.n finally daa-s will have tlie|w“d will be given to the troop- entertained by Mr *nd Mrs Wiilwm Cruttenden at their home. March 16 liiir-year tlw* WcxxIUnd imgcrs shook hour*. ' ’ ’Mr. Weeber Is at the High- opportunity to do mj while thl* tourn.i-1 George Jorgenson, ttoop reporter off liir letliargy . lliut rharnCti-rlzed school from eight in the morning until;mint i* Mng played, judgingdrotn the Everyone come. Then* was a goodly number o! putheir play in thr- match here last year, ten O'clock at night nearly .every ochixd I arcoras that thr seven teams entered: AT WOODLAND ..wK No .... 79. ... Purest Roe. scoutmas- pits absent Irom schiiol l«ut'w,-ek with ail'd torr in tfth bang-up bu-kvt ball day and thrives on it He doesn't look'have already made, i. Troop I ter. In their gold neckerchiefs and red tiw flu trum Mart to fini-.h The Caledonia a-bit aged ar overworked despite his; - — - « *■»-------------I slides helfWd with tiw ushering ar thf^ Mrs Cha., Hammond'l* visiting her train put up a scrappy fight but the’ enormous schedule. He spends hi* C*.'// Automobile Insurance Co. Woodland tram .wa* playing its best j summers here too. looking utter th- basket ball tournament held in their son. George Bawlch. and family . i I school at Woodland, thereby showing Hastings brand gum,"and (hr outcome was nev­ city's three plajrgrounds. Last year in Hiwell^Michigan UK U ’ auuiUMO ..w.ci « * i th5 fP,,rl- °f C°-°Pprall'>n »«d Serijcc• “ The revival meetings arc indefinitely er In doubt. the C>«m eight »« weeks summer puKliaiii program th, «• Btinfield led Olivet at (hr half and, Wire 550 boy* and girt* using the pool! Standings in the Pythbn Cribbag?; *>»*«.’ “ P»rt of the scouting code­ PMtpOMd. at one time forged uhrad to a (i-poUit daily: ’ ' ’M.800 people uM-d'the play-1 tournament pjav at the conclusion of' , Tiw end-to-end layers have not been TRAINING COURSE , lead. But tile Olivet team cuught up ground last year. • • * Playgroundjac- Monday evening's play are as follows: *•"- One ... cdtnfei up with the rejxirt that w i-uesAy evening. March 1st. 25 men Idle. with their rivals toon utter the third tlvltics included hoew -^hor—nm<"..: —48 from Barry county enjoyed thr- third “ young romn ____ — ____ —, —---I “ * —__ "* Ol‘e t'DJ’ CB>* IT t-'C quarter started and^finally won with sidewalk tennft.'sa'nd modeling, tennis. Dick Foreman .' meeting ol the Scoutleader.v Training ot worm. — Detroit News ■• ’ I 46 " I| ■ • four points to spate ba.\kct ball, croquet, handball, foot­ Clyde Schllhaneck ... !. Course Dr W G Spencer, president Ono ot tlie bc*t games of tla- entire ball events, volley ball.' and many oth­ Floyd Wood ...’.. . ,0 o! Hillsdale College gave the address series was the contest between Middle­ er act (vitier. . Keith Fuller . ’ <0 on -Three Philosophies of Life" and ville and Caledonia. These two rivals Hasting* friend* congratulate lum luid met twice before during tlie sea­ on his- fine success and an* glad he j* Harrv’ Waters . 4, I gave as No. 1 the man who would -get son with an even split in .wins So ir- doing such splendid work at Rivgr MiloDeVrlrs •....................................j03p hi* while, the getting was good;" No 2 ..p th* man who would always “pay his regard less of thr district chamjiionshlp, Rouge Tuesday. March 15. is the next date] .—> | own way and do his own work, but the players ot these two teams ronsid-l for play. never help anyone else at hi* own in­ ered the game as an opportunity to . (convenience” and No. 3 the man who settle thr question of siiix^lority In [ ! would "go two miles Instead of one and . tiwlr own particular district; Caledonia «>'«■ "f hi'nself that his neighbor might eventually won '26 to 22 after a nipprontr No meeting or ‘the Training nnd-tuck game In which the advantage Pike may not be . speared in Michi­ Barry Lodge, No |3. K of P. at -*>««« held this week because of swayed first to one team then to an­ gan's non-trout streams during tiw of honOT ln other. spring spearing season, the Department their meeting last week took a definite Woodland plavers will now enter thr nt Conservation said today. Last spring step toward the Junior Baseball .-<-rle« «hregional tournament Their next game Gravs <Grcnt Northern, pike could be when * committee was appointed and HANDICRAFT. I* jichednled with Zeeland tomorrow taken by spear, but thr 1931 Legislature plans were diwu»*ed. A great deal of! ,uurwa>- -¥C„,„ Mflren arfl B m_n Thursday evening. March 3rd. 9 men j evening ut 7 oo o'clock, in the Grano took th|* sjiecics from the list The Interest is being shown in this year'* nnd scouu met at the home of Mr Rapids UnlcH high school gymnasium ■ only siweies (hat may be taken by COOL CodKING-Oven in­ . ,, Shafer for special instruction In handfAUTOMATIC COOKING Thr probable line-up tor Wfxxiland spear tilts spring are suckers. rc<|horsc. Play will probably start carh- r.wi ' craft work directed by Ralph Richard—Oven heat control doe* sulation keeps the heat IN will be A- Long. RF; R Townwml. mullet, carp.* dogfl-.h and garplke •Watch this sports section fefr iiirtner rOn, ajsst. *coutma*ter of Troop 23. away with “peeking” and th* oven and OUT ot tte LF; Johnson. C; Hynes. RO: Shonto; Daytime’spearing only is permitted, particulars, waiting. kitchen. Hattie Creek. ChWr caning, basketry, LG Forest Roe i» couch. since artificial lights nrv banned under leather working were the lines worked The Olivet- tram that’will enter the' the law*. Al'wa-. stated ' 7. DELICIOUS COOKING— 2. qi’KK COOKING—Cooks ! upon and an enjoyable and worthwhile Class "D" regional tourney consists of: . Thr spring s|«ear‘np reason in non­ Automatically controlled oven in IL 5 the time required by , evening was spent in making belt*-. Davl*. RF; Andrews. LF; Caston; C: ' trout streams is from March I to April heat add* scientific certainty any other method. • moccasins, quivers, and caning chairs. Horn. ,RG: Wilson. RO to cooking skill. 30 in the lower peninsula and from . Such an evening will be again enjoyed .Game by game scores for.the tourna­ March 1 to May 15 in tiv^upiwr penin­ *. CHEAP COOKING—The . • soon.*. 8. EFFICIENT COOKING— ment are as follow*: sula. ’ . ’' least expensive of all form* of latboratoo* t«»b» prov* that modern evoking. MH AND MRS SHAFER HONORED Thursday evening: * automatic gas rooking giv*s ’ Mr and Mrs. Shafer were in attend­ Caledonia—20, Lake Odessa—17. * (Continued from-page one) more (pr your money. 4. CLEAN COOKING-Regu­ ance at a party given in their honor. Frtriav evening: lated heat, ventilates] oven. - ,—- pave and­ also in honor of Mr. and Mr*. John °n aM oth<’r road* than — concrete 9. MODERN COOKING—In Middleville—22. Caledonia- -26. ment.which would include gravel road... Friday evening. Mr. Briggs i.» . bring* new dranlinem not road ’!» Briggs. beauty of appearance, ease of Woi-dland—38. Portland -1'4 pcmlble with older metho,!*. Hastings basketeers are matched with and road* coatdd with Tarmac should sedut executive at Mount Clemens, and cleaning aqd perfect cooking Ionia irt the first round of lhe Class I”'a* follow* from March I to June I ; both lie and Mr. Shafer were scouts, in mult* this rang* typi&«* Saturday evening: EASY COOKING—Auto­ modern cooking equipment at •B" regional tournament at Grand Where the spacing between axles u!»l* same troop and came up through ' Sunfield—IB. olivet—23. matic feature* now perform it* best ... tha thole* of Rapids-Thursday evening. ”i,M* 1M'! ant* “W the maximum axle, the Sunday school and church at Maple Woodland—42. Caledonia—18 lhe cooking drudgery. million* of American women. load k 10 000 pounds jSirret. A fine evening's program wa* Where the spacing is eight six Inches' arranged and a beautiful pewter cream! to nine feet the maximum a«le load k and sugar set was presented by Rev. L i 9.200 pound*. : J Nevens to each couple. The very Where the spans-la seven feet six' enjoyable evening was attended by inches to eight feet six inches the i about 150 people. . ■ maximum Innd allowed 1* 8 300 pounds AT PRAIRIEVILLE Where the spacing is from six feel Saturday. March 12th. at 2:00 P. M. six inches to seven' fret six inches the scout* and leaden of Troop 80 Prairie-, maximum is |K>und* Where the spacing la five feel six ville will meet »t the home cd their Inches tg six feet six inches the maxi- scoutmaster. Mr. Herbert Morehouse from where a abort hike will be enjoyid tfaum allowable load is 6.400 pounds For the'spacing between axles four feet six inches to five feet six inches ' the maximum allowable load I* 5.500 i pounds. Gob id the most widely Where the spacing between axles is recognized of all cooking from three feet six inches to four feet mediums, time-tesled, six inches the allowable load 1* 4.700 pounds. proven In millions of The maximtfin length of one motor vehicle is limited to forty feet The ' maximum limit of truek and trailer is sixty feet. . Quintets to Play For Champion­ ship Here This Week—Keen MUIMWIK A NECESSITY! CUSS rBHIBIIET i Over $8,000,000 Paid in Claim* For Further Information WM. E. ROBB, Secretary Citizens' Mutual I foreman Jtlll Leads j ^rlOOUge Cribbaffe Tournev 1 OUrney WANT TO SELL? TRY THE WANT COLUMN Women of Hastings Pike Spearing Illegal City League Baseball During Spring Season jertes jure tor Hfois . . . want these cooking advantages—and here they cure —all yours in important new GAS RANGE MODELS LIMITS ON I nuns HAULED ON ROADS Hawksters to Meet In Kegtonals Paninnnle . Ionia In DO YOU NEED A __ _____________ All yours in this delightful model JI200 NEW ROOF? We have in stock a complete line of RULEROID and JOHNSJV1ANV1LLE roofing. We have a godd many designs and colors at, prices which will favorably compare with any price which might be quoted you. Remember everything being equal, you should leave your roofing business in Hastings; it gives HASTINGS MEN WORK! Telephone tVjh LUMBERCOMPANY HASTINGS MICHIGAN New Spring STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Mr. and Mrs. William Cruttenden will entertain the L. A. 8 Wednesday. March 16. Everyone come Mr. and Mrs Roy Nagler and Mrs. Richardson of Freeport spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Geiger. Grandpa McKeown of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clay­ ton McKeown Mr. and Mrs. C. IL Redmond of Grand Rapid* spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Houghtalln. i|Mr. and Mrs. Ross Blivln and fam­ fly of Star District called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blake Monday evening. Mrs. Lon Campbell called on Mrs. Robert Gill of South Woodland Thurs­ day Mr*. James Mead is spending a few day* with her daughter. Mr*. Harry Rirar and family of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bldelman and Mr. and Mr*. William Rlehard* called I on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blake Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fuhr and Mr and Mrs. Lee Mead of Cedar Creek spent Sunday at Jame* Mead*. It U often true, also, that if a man but makes a better claptrap, delega­ tion* will beat a path fo hl* door offer­ ing nominations-Boston Herald No matter how bad your alm. when you throw bouquet* at a man they al­ ways hit the right jpot.-Blufftoti (Ind.) New*-Banner. factory cooking result*, gas remains the most prac­ tical of all means of cook­ ing. No other fuel gives you heat instantly—with­ out waiting. And now, in the new Detroit Jewel Range with its many auto­ it* use is matic features, ’ made still more cons enlent. Suits °niy 5 20 FIT GUARANTEED THE NEW FABRICS NEW PATTERNS Order Your Suit Now for Easter! *« [*r Month* To Fay whil* I enjoying automatic gu cooking. See this rang* in our store and m* how you can enjoy the ecotkjmy of gas cooking in its moat modern form.' DETROIT JEWEL GAS RANGE SPECIAL OFFER. Ali the** ftwtunw plu* porewlain finbh (evan msad* the ovenl. porcelain humor pan and rover top—Glv*a you automaU* McCall Bros. Tailors kJ Tzcash CASH ALLOWANCE MADE CTN YOUR OLD STOVE with AUTOMATIC features ■ CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �FAOI FOUR Thejiastings Banner THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH ». i»M he is dhehareed from the federal pent- remto,,..*«».•'*»■ ir.-s gangster income rates d > offer at new aource of p>Xenliai laiekime. But the ci»t of cellcctiw wiu probably prove to _Joe.J,u*t about ar.much as’the eollcc•1 ». tioru. However such an undertaking . will str.i be'worth while it for no other : irason than the fact that it will bring IX BARRY COVSTY. QXK TEAK . 4 the lull fuKe of the national g.nem. mmt to bear on the ptoOlem ot surVZisu*-*-° ,prwin< act.vitii•*.’ IL S agents L Rrovpd that ertn lhe wtforkxH Capone :ua -r was not tinvulnerable: and What hapIX BARIY COUXTE. TU IX ADVANCE .. . 1 pe:3;! to Capdne can happen to other OUTSIDE BARRY CpVX USE underworljl leaders. Local govenimerfU havr proven whoKz Inadequatifto cope with organized gangs but dw national ADVEKT191SO RATES. government u a different proposition. Dnretort •McAd>js, proposal migh. bring Mime good results even though the net results ot the collections mu ’ run noifceablv^fiTthc‘red-.after de,loottn» twat ex, rablkb«d Views and Opinions; A » I ' *'* Others Say ' tV/iut This and That Backward Glances. Bits of Yesterday Valley Forge. • r . Unparalleled Suffering. • Watlilnjton* Great Leadership. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. MY LADY’S HANDS j ’ The Thnilng Point There's a mission uncompleted and It went something like this: . a■ ttf0-1^^:. 'r^fTf ■ One hundred and fifty-four Tears an arraiyl left undone nil because ■were — a hundred things that both wornfunnyuiuc littleincnaa incident rriuay Friday cuau^ evening . -o -lunar cn wanted to say and a hundred quo;wlnt*r- on owmoer i». im. young i^y teachers |n our city I lions to ask. They had not seen each.George Washington led his ragged -choob had an errand to do that took] other since they left Vassar. Finally. Revolutionary Army into winter, quar- them, over in the.aecond ward Friday seated on opposite side* of a table in a ^ers Bt Vallay Forge to set an ever- evening. A well-known business m>n1 cozy nook of the Ambassador dining;. took them over to tire cornee-ot Green, room. Cto. uu ho. T«m h.4 pre-.‘“t™ ■»«“» Io.- lire and .. . - streets .. --------(3— there I Hanover and^fiom CBmc aJ grtwed—be was now manager of the I country, Over.and over the story has they arrc to waIk. Bu. new factory. Then she «ir Nel! lookir ‘been told - —of those months of cold and lady friend who visited with them a of sicxneas swknejs ano .mi sunmnr, suffering, few during which Hwy ap-; at hcr^hand*. Thcy-were not the hanu». .starvation, tanratlQn. or •«- mtaufe* «<■>.„« ii.T.-rntlv lost lout their (heir sente sense of direction dlrvettiin1 of a successful man * wife— rough and ; ^hlch uT...in. Washington* soldiers cheerfully pxrently red from dish washing " • endured, in loyalty to him. As sexm <ur instead of going north oii Hanover Till* it some smart Aleck's idea of 'Aifierican school children are able » they should, they turned and walked? how to bulldoze American wonwnhood j tQ learn anything. Hiey learn of Vallc^^ighl south. Bo southward and1 jnHj buying OUylng nU oUt f7 gents Forge, and into about jjehts worm worth ’ oi of :jFtirge. and never never afterward afterward forget forget TI fr soutnwaro -touthward tney they wauceu walked ana and waiwa walked rori fori p*rfumrd glycerine and water and j»y- ^s long a* America tuelf endure*. Vai- blocks and Mocks until one of tjw la-| ing 11.00 for i{ Have you noticed how' jev j-'orgc.with its, cla*sic’example of j dies remarked. "Ah don't know wheah: l,ianv ,,f t,wIttxtny product* manu-, patriotism will fire new generation* of -we ah. Ah"nevah bin heah befo." By facturep arc using this tontemptlbl- 1 America, to unrelfLsh loyalty to'their that-tmu- they must have been .in the form of advertising to sell their stuff?[.nation iwlghborliood ot the old Pennock home' It mar be excusable to educate peo-j- Thu veac. as Hie country celtfbratcs: m*"South Hanover. Again tlu-y walked! fc’ROPS OF VITAMINS? pie Through advvrtu ing tonvoid B O (tiw 2fKJtJi anniversary of: the biftli of'and walke'd. falling, to recognize anvl or halffoM. Generally Just cuminonluconm; Washington. Ute story of Vai-. place they had’.ever zecn before, when; speculate bn the future. hr ordinary old-fashioned *oap and water; p-y Purge will seem to us more real; they concluded to a*k for hulp. So by 4nd the kind of xerubbtng grandmother' than ever, as wc recall every incident inquiries and from observing tiw gen-1 makes ofeaMunai Utopian* of uwd-to demonstrate behind the ear..’ln the Revolution in which Washing- oral direction of Uw H 40 P. M train| □, Well* 44'1* seem- surprising! “•* and other urea* uf tile*anatomy will.dolton liins-alf had a part, for the light they managed to find Green street, and: .and unlmaginatne. the trick' equally well. However, when leach tirows on hi* life and'hls ciiarac- were m happy -unit pleased with this . accompHshihent that they made no cf-1 Dr Walter Hough, for example.,, an advertiser ridicule* - the marks of ter. curator of. anthropology of the Na­ honest toll and the. badge uf tfirif.v 1 ' Nothing in the course ot, our struggle[ fort to locate Uu- place they were look-’ home-making; when he spends85.000: fur independence so tried the courage; ing for. which was really but'a few' tional Museum and one of the leading n page in a nationally.circulatedm«m. maga­ xn<i the p.iurnce of ’George■ Washing-' rods distant nnd m plain sight We; >nHotinnaHveireuiMtprt , authorities on, the . volution or our *o- zine in an attempt to make women ton ns Valley Forge. lor m addition to-know that many will be wondering and! . BUYING IN BARRY COUNTY* We dpubt that any nearby town or .elcty. uilvanccs the thougnvflilit the ashamed- of the hands which have the sufferings of his roldiers he had inquiring a* to who those two young ministered to the needs of their chil­ iu arly everything elre to weigh down .lady teachers W( re. but of course we i city can otic.- better value* to custom­ discovery or vltamliv and tiw .part dren and performed well the tasks of ins spirits. Therealone would hate' would not be so rude a* to publish the'r; er* than Burry county merchant* are they play in influencing growth aw! the .home, he--.well, we d like to tak-‘ bean enough to try him to the utmost, names. However. w» w-ill say that those the human body ma:. ,U< l« d». Tiw l.™> Iran mmwu. othcrlictivitics ot Ol th. hunun hxlv in. a novel swift kick'.nt the pant* of thr Three, thousand of lug army pei Mhed who mav be curiously inclined can «<•! effeminate Unde who wrote the copy in that single winter, from cold and i a lot pf information from the Fir.- i' with Ihclr kn.r M. »od omlw.d wiWSWr rt»h«« Sw ehmd.ur <d r.„ .M «r. Klu.'.lr und«: rhdlui. uwh.d 01 r.l.lnd rnomdu. and three kirks nt • the millionnin. exposure, from undqj-iicmrisinnent; Want teacher with the strung South-' nuiiiutactiirer vrn of ruuiu Public: ............. .......... who paid to have it <iiy- and disease ■ rm accent, menu. or ui the me Superviwjr oi KlUW U»w wlm raau wry l.-iwi CT™ (-plated -*SchujJ<T L. Mur (hall in Clin- Tliv living must oft.jn have envied shaking in the Hasting* High school; lo liroo or more rent wh'nwnth In lIr1-'1 "moire crei* n.li In rd.minr tbn County RepuMicar, thdtr dc-a.t brothers in arms. Some of I building, them were nearly,naked All went I iddlllon 1. mlwr nverlw.d cte^.5.. ahnnld .n.ilun. like Ihw rein. I. p»... : FRIENDS. without .toad ut times, and lit" times; TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY [ Abi.li: lhe only erenre to .hnpwnt in «n>. “'"a '■»»"« If you .have friends—and you have, when fixid was availuMe. it often con- > p r;.j,r would clucked and the Program, for Carlton Center Grange; ■■the eity'" now is the novelty of matins. vast '*"* area* * — ~ube - *'• L it you are willing to jlay the price of •isted. of ruttyig; fi.h and meat. Tlje i the trip Everything we buy. from Barry' small single-family farm; come com­ triendahip—lum onto them for' life wonder is that Washington's death -!. i Sorin Myrtle mi# Erma Sindel. county mercliants helm keep money in, plctely into its own again os an indc- Let nothing mar a Iriendship—life u> roll was limited to’ there unknown ?! . Recitation—Audra Decker, 3.MXI A: one of the darkest moments; too short.. -------------circulation here and help* keep Barr..< pendent self-sustaining unit ... at Valley Forge. Washington said, i.n ; r«:-ic:<l..a ::»«» AWalnuw'-* many: Ir»»d» m) ­ ■county men employed j .icqtuiintancm of nis hts rc,~u<.a tested apjM-au. appeals u» to congress Congress!> Reading—Bhtrley Stadcl. . . , few. A few acquaint anew more or ■:«qe m Hus seems, it must be remembered that It..A.t.r dan t Ira.,in' much—one friend (or aid. that hl* men were at test left' Instrumental music —Tfes.ue Lcuvensi Edward lawrenc,*. the development of machinery and th; means everything, the difference;butefhn.-e choice*: they co-ild "starve, i and TRAFFIC VS. GANGS R<*ciiiiH(,n—Bnirl<-y Blood. i application of ctjcihUtry wPSttfR;' hfivr between {rouble and happincM A real‘dissolve, or disperse in order to obtain' E->av - Goldie’ Walter.-. • Many people wb.o arjj concerned witn - heljied -matte it pavible for flu- world Mend take.-, you tor what you ar -- -v'ib*i aence in the .best manner they bmlqgue - Manon Clem and Roy gangster killing* uke traffic fatalittca' —... with all yodr frailties und handicaps—ican.' • . . .o raise more food than it can con- buv (u L l i} <1 [o you lIlakUS,u, th.ck.< But Hu- real tragedy of Valley Forge, JStadei. Song—Laurence Farrell, and John! continued FXplolUitton an^ th:n. To ket-., .•lurh a friend one-a tragedy oven deeper than the Milier- WiUon. life taken criminally lit this countr,.(sume, a^id . the . ' ;ing* of the patriot soldiers, was’ that i ihomicitfeai two are taken by'carelesJ1 01' _ v--------“an“n* ,n“y> conceivably have can maKc mo t any sacrifice . equally far-reaching effect* m the fu- - Rivh: n >w. with money value* blown!‘heir distress would h.yc b^n needle**: Recitation—Ruby, conkhn. vehicle operator*. The ortliiiary niotvr eT~-'y ._r-re*ch!”! Lawrence. into bits all around us. our friendship., but lor tne bunglingM Congress. It: Story-Charlie Oeoi-gv Walter*, lecturer. vehicle in the Hants ot heedk-sg motor- ilurc>tiO endure the winds of adversitte*.1 ‘hat period during Hie Revolution' Born to 3(r nnd Mrs. Royal Myers. . the cold of misfortune and the dark- when military affairs were worst inis- i Monday, Uts thus becomes mi tnstryment ol de-; a tine baby boy. A SPEEDY BRffON, -, cl ....' .7 managed, and when WasHington's in- i ■nr.'s or di-prcssirnrrWhi count atruction even more deadly than guns' Once again a British engineer ti would. -a i.tluvnce was at Hi lowest ebb. Hur„ - . — - • 'Stay by" yoiir fetenefs a> • Q ' x-ovnr lad surrendered, but He- fact '» «‘Un :.< and .and ammunition in-the hands of hood-J brother You neesj each ’other more, advanced the oi land vehicle.. Washington. Comn^nm-r in nd‘’.n>- ha. returned to town for a. lums. than anything in life, next' to your i’hat ■ new limits. Sir Malcolm Campbell C----- *• ; daughter-n* far a* KalamavMi yrttrr- mu.! build und maintain their own I Chief, backed up the campaign by 11few days . ,..r family — Northville Record ‘ driving lus special IS-cylinder car. zur'•ticking oi- Chntoni flank iu<i been: Saturday was little Miss Sarah la m-l day. on her trip to the Pacific coast.' tight-of.wav. while their competitors BAUYNCE THE BUDGET! ? , :o ten oi ...|ier{ Mrs----Rnun,i .x—Rock ,. ---------started...» tor .... Cah• tiw trunks nnd busw.— travel over lost to sight. General Gates Claimed;"ard.-. tenth birthday ■ paiued his former record by more than. Wy hear much- there* days ot tiw R -iiiaym.iU ■ spent thr afternoon with - fornla -yesterday wlterr -.nr will join high-* ■>>;'which-tiw public build and tu fljli credit’ for the aucccss. and made H । right mile* per hour to average /Jl»V , her. The children had u very enjoyable , her husband, who •.. working in the who uv — — maintenance •*—--------- •* they —• contribute F C . the ar.ti-hoarifing camiuugh and full Ure of hi* i»pulartty with Congre**;; miles per hour over a measured mile ■ comparatively little. time. i mines in the Golden StutF• it.’an.attempt to ou*i Washington uni * other measure., to get additional cur-, Pi an now U'-utnn:ng to under­ The lecture of Edward Amherst Otlj Fred Kurtz ha* gone to Ann Arbor J course Aside from the sporting aiw.• win the chu-f command for hinuelf. rCncy Ihto circulation. AH'of there, arestand. athey never xlid before. how ' Cungre*.< was the mere ready to fall in 'on Friday evening at the M. E. churchj to enter tfie pharmacy department. laudable; will do no harm and may do.( of this feat n ts a great nttenianona I a important the railroads an* to Hie IF anything exter­ ’ ..... -.v.Hi hi* claim* Ix-'cause Washington;'‘5n "Sour Grape*''was one of-the. mo*t । much good. But in our opinion nothing advertisement-lor Bntiali motor pro­ IV« the ...r batypi raiup of u. Brandywine D.u..u,wmc and' aiu.:1,ir,fUvc PrW«t«’>on» of the subject FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. country Air travel i> not reliable, for Host nal tr.xc* you, take 1 ducts. No otfirr country in the world Germantown, and Ins mtlitary for-;0’ heredity ever given The school building of Middleville it depends upon the condition of uir wlrwh the government’might do wouldnotice that'll is not . Itntuw a>T* at nt their th»tr lowest tnU-nst ebb «hH ' -----------. .. ' came near complete destruction yester- currents, cloud*, etc. Travel by hlgh■ tune* were prentwe confidence quite so much a at present can even approach the Em?THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY _ wn> way* m subject to interruption by rants Ifeh speed "records on land or in the the thing which dis­ ; tn'his scheme tu wre.4 Ha- ciut'f balancing the budget People in general Fuendznt Roy Birlow will Iw . i7;d u7about rwo'thol-.and’dulUr^Tlic mid oilier elements that interfere with , command from Washington, General r al$. Impractical though these .jwed-; turbs you. hut your can be excused for not having comto know that he has secured ■ flrP, U1. understand, originated from, continuous service. But the railroad* (Gate.; had the aid of a group of mal- pleased ■ , are : . expected to cure tortheir traffic piete faith hi a management tiiat he-i-; .... • :c..atcnt5 who -tonned what beempe ‘mlne:m",^ta»n'U,l,M , ngln<’vr ln “ big! u>e lurnarA Too bud ' without reference to any ul these w w. cwnre. In ,«« nt . hus-' .Hq ■>'•> !■»■ an un­ known'a* tire Conway Cabal. It 1 which notion you 2'.^.' ,.4. u, ; brought u jK-nwial hurt to Washington. . M.-:: .nd Mtaeid rererere. .vto Infn! J““K*«»■»*" m-iy disniits a! once .and u worry on behalf of the RctMu- ' :.:un«. gn.xl.xtopreu,-..re .nau.,'W ,l“ -N? tmnary caiuc itrelf H»- feifred Hie en- ’ if you pleases -— i n.rmnrnu. und toprrnln, Orel*" " "—totorn: .«rk tat tcouraging effect„.tln-se otsrenslon* in ‘ uui.■»«”»-'’«"»Th.-./•«; "jvr.*'" ■“! ■ . ... ;JJ>n>i. u.l»v wren till At ARCUS AURELl mjultoitte ireuncw ' w,“ »■■'' ” ufc ""‘-1 it look* ut present xs Hjour.h it wa* „k,, W3.two.(Wo. or neneducUon of .>rny. Guch was his freedom from ar- hilluwit^ prc<iram was carried out; , i plac?. "* for lire- time being, ul ■retwret IredcH nmld OnbUre. going to have another fifty days pull at .jniost 71 per cent, which shows that rwtffice. that at one time during th- • Overture. The Silver Beil—Orchestra j .. v railroad* must he efficiently organized about the return of cotoiderable idle; BETTER MANAGEMENT NEEDED ;winter ul Valley Forge, lie was ready: II. M. C. Herald—Maud Ryan. p«ano solo, old Black Joe-Olenna'. Since the organization ot thr "Red rand ojierated p’.ruwv through the investment efi, Governments, national, state und- Iotu rceigju and leave the direction of Ribbon club here, to see u drunken wr Mardiall proved to be an inter■ tfiewarto CougrcAs or. to any man1 Doyle. hoarded funds in Govenunent bonis ‘'cal. we. believe can go a long wqy to­ Bas* solo. For All Eternity—Wm ■rnan u>>,'n ‘’l,r MnTu u the-exceptlon. estiTiu sjm uker, |nter*|»erMng his rr,that Congress might prefer to himself.;'; Shttlt* :whereas, before said organization, it murks wltji laughable storiesMthat 11ward solving iH^pcial difficult ir* . in the end. the intrigue against him ’ NEWS GLEANINGS. Vi.cMdw t. Tlic Gvp.y Counters— •J,“rd Um‘:> ,<>r UV’ M,wn ■Unstinted the jaUuLs lie made as- he­ GRAIN SPECULATION. through the adoption oi more efficient 'dcfi affd iwcir. itself, out atrraay already tne the nnschlet . nrrearea imscmei • J.mhe*n\«..»ht m-.. "' n’ .......... went along Ktc.-mly we received a letter- from? humiess meUwd*. - George Washington joined the had bhm done. Uongirw ‘-took over. In- - Mclntyr. aud Chas. 8yfee*t.-r Pi-mo iolo T ’ liimtilvil Mareli _ AnMap! sugar tias tirrn brought tn •> FrideWduburg >Va . Masonic .lodge No. m uch nt tiw military control-and the much r>{ the « ’.r.M»rcn-An-)tlw ' marlwt Irw.ly nf ut,.; quallty r.n .-emos utler.uig us the . " privi-; Por fXample there an about 4 111 1752. i.'aerni , rugged anri aiui slamnv staxvmg newit* army r.tat Vallar ValleyI ’ filctta TenorLombaid. rado.“’A Littlr-Effliflj- tiest- j *C<’ t,*0Ut I*:• of trading in 5000 bushels ot rmpic^re.* <m the payroll ol tlv nationFnrgr got the'full benefit ol its bun* Death Valley is about 100 miles long ■ glltlBS. n ry< for only 810 Oti.: d| government. 1.(133,115. drawing fitilEVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK. ■ C1piaf>aa>o]i*2ciara Hende’shott 0,1 ,,lr l*'‘l»!'" of thr vUBefore Valley Forge, the commisMiry i -ur>-; was turn- salartea from state, coiliity and ami.avi-rnires 10 miles In width. Canada House bf Cbtnmuiu urges Army had been ti-«- In income tux ert Agri- cjtj gevernment*. and Mon>jO drawing ih-adihtlon tortus years of service in of the Revoiutlotrary M, w .. Trumbul!.; ..umreu,,..111’-"’'^' riiwd by John C. Ketcharp i" * /. r ’ ,ltli,,, „ .»m' ably directed by Col. ‘lm„..... ?nJ? ,____ Bul .“L?*': John F Emory: .trearn^. :y unerr- part-ton. Milancs at pubbe expense military and Governmental affairs. ' Congies; J___ ___ __ , Kidnapping. Ut Lindbergh baby sllX .rf »Un»u. 11xto uiajffs j ot jmouW. 8rr.ee George •Wasjilngton was not only a sueThe second part of the program com . I Frank H, DcGoilu: tru*tees. Janie* H. world,»■* ide protest. • cestui ggneuhurut, but i>p>;rat(d an place the mexperiencTii General Milfrs' in’ iron mine and an extensive fisheries\ lm.oi ringleader jtminu Washington•*! iii-tcd ot the following: I McKeVittf Dwight W Johnson, and1 Vocal" solo. Seven Time* One — Mr* : About giu.ooo.ooo luanded money'reIrgiumat the United At; enemies. .Conway himself was nuclei nxcutui . Sidney B smilli -bn*incs.s • . ■ ~ . . . . | inM«vrtor general; Ifetv'een them"tbey R I. HciKk-rshoit ‘ • I The singing at Union hull last eve-'ilurhecrto circulatiun a* result' of naTin- V. S. Weather Bureau library B;TeaHy tv•».-feed’tile army orautiAfiihoh' Vocal dihd- Come Unto Me and Rest ning was excellent, it will pay anyone Hon-wide untl-liourdlng cmniiaign, oc-Ulf larg.-'.t mcteorulogicai collection inA^t Wpstiinsipn had ikiticiitly built —Messrs. Bnmaby and Horton. to go’ thin- if loir <io Other reason than : cording to report from Washington, A d’scnpluin ot the ’poem. '"Tam to listen tu the singing the world. , , : ■ »,’• the siipj.llcs that his men were enread -. by Nellie -----St<bElimination <»f extra printing of —jUtlert to'never reached. .Hitni. and O'Shanter ....... ’’ win. - -----Ttieie j* >tni due 100 cord* of wood Congrmlunul Recotd sought a« econ­ O-'ic of the windiest spot* in the w.,- hiiwtnn had te stand by w/ilc they" htns. alter which Margery KVublca por- on splyeripiion omy measure/' ' . world is Pah Pas*, near Ilonoiuhi A runrn-d. anti «<• hi* army -griltw to trayed the story.ot ttie pix-m by piano steel cable aid* itvxa* traversing this, pit■■,■> ’ solo. Hixn-gr . m uiu bill liberating credit; hutural wtnrf tunnel o» ftxit where ■ Y >: Valley IW tell, ihl-, story 3^.1 s<>lt»-Mr.. R. n, Burch measure oddA iuillion* to lending facili­ trade winds Mow continuously ;.:f ; wiU•;* avd fh: n-ctul Mitlcnng. rt~/ Puiuo duct— Edith Lombard and Mrs * » , . , . , ties of Federal Reserve. «■ mto Thr. story of a tntimph. no MeCov. ' Tiie dfiMl year ever recorded in the '.her, stage * of Use Revolution otlees- Vocal .-Olo—A Little Boy in BlueM,.r.i,.u ..t rm.-.re.. ™..M SUnjkon-to-Borah note designed to went her'records of the L'nihd State-, > Strjmg. and ridtent a coutmk Offly -Flunk Horton aroiiM' world ppinion against force rd was IRiO. Washington s own remarkable influ-' urnts mid boycotts in far rust dispute. Holiday greeting cards originated in icr.cc kept hi* army toother through ’.hvM> Wiling trials, but with the brinkCliik* starts campaign ti» bolster iu England in iUt . 'w: ot the Cabal apainst him. Congre*? currency. • control a sizeable blue ot There are a good many uses tor old s.'.i;i>g bm-fc tj ln.\ -.lipjK.;• and hi.- 'rvonrequentiy the number of rram<.;»0on.‘ needles says thr writer ot i;*i. ,xUM‘ ><*•u that influe: ‘ mg o*d gramophone recI plight of th'- railroads and why they, ' nately th-* most popular pl.iyrd the Jim- in re*- mdeuvors iu political ajtvnviT arc in the position they qrc. It manuBritish annv. navy and air defense FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY reorganise his force. • fnclurers find that, for a considerable ctsU face tive-milUttl-Dound cut. ’ Tile following temix-rance program' period their business promises to b«? he answer naiiy rjt ibefng joined by Baron Von. Steuben, a wi.\ be carried out by the Epworth; i tirtidli d, and co»ts increased, they can British to reduce American loan by league of the M. E. church Tuesday increase the price* of their services'or 8150.000 to aid sterling itlse Giral, mid a man oi n-ntus and wtnuig March 12 m ttfUtjiE the npptiintmrii: ot ot the products they make without. • , ' rvasAcioes remarkable personality. Part uf Hie talk - Winn the Bible says in regard1 hintlfanye. if that would help ttieni to' . , lu,,“ "toaks up Fascist move a-, out cl tKjlltxal hands and placing This nerd immediately calls to mind pemus in vonSteuben wu> tu sec at a to n; trpipctancr _Mr_ puller save meeting heavg losses in the op- ?#hhul guternment. em on'a strict dill -ervlce' baits Curglaftce thr po*sibihtir.» the picture ot a person with doubled ,u- ------ in soldiers will­ Music —Sa vc t he ’Boy (ration ot their plants. But railroad* fl»ts ready to do'combat with all com- ing .io endure>*kuch hardships for Ute Hiller in opening his campaign lor Declamation—Owighl Goodyear. . cannot do that They cannot reduce TAXING GANG INCOMES •ak>: nl .an ideal, and upon them fw mi Reading—Edith Barnum . their rates; Hiey cannot increase them: presidency of Germany, di-clares his ,mtr.U crarvlly would tai; by the ••''rPrj’in4_ Hi’!rrfere-.. lbat w<,rd to work with u will. The- Revolution- . Music -Solo—The Tlirrr Angel Vial- as their rates arc arbitrarily fixed by election would hot endanger foreign policies ot Reich. and dope p» ary idlicers thrnveives became tired -tains, Ora Sterling ' ‘ the interstate commerce commission Wayside. Oorenuncnta do not bccausr "combative.'- to pugnarc, “to ..... -- --------- - ^.... —------- ... Paper—Life oi Johh B Gough-John In 1W1 the railroads at this country Fifty nations meet in Geneva. Switzthey have thi' punlic'-punr to drain in fight, ----- -allied to pugnus. ’thl- first." '*U* that Valley Forge became w most Keteham. paid three times as much in taxes as erlniul. in effort to bring peace m tar merit and* at the same tinn .discourage nwmenfe of flnwnctaj wraxneM. — ---------------------- - Washington .. 'laud’ thr " Greek, pugme. “fist' efficient training camp. > Recitation—How Jamie Came Home. they earned lor/lhetr stockholder*. In tiuje unu*iul enterprises i*. theoreUnlike , bellicose, pugnacious doc* tuit -army ~"..-Ac marched-into yulle.. Fbtge a Bertha Rider the last ten years the income ot rahHuiliysUgcnima. ' . a •cmfiiupiprous application nor ‘horde ‘ ol ‘ragged ' nondescript m It Music—He's a Drunkard tonight. roads increased only tour per cent French Senate rejects women* -uttiw jx-tline-toi quurreUame; aho it ehiergea an army of heroes, disciplined Then will be a -Hooting match arnne- while the taxes they paid increased frage bill lor, Uw third lime. We theoretically because thr , doe* not ,ubbe»t a wearisome penuand drilled » that they could bold tioublc^£S*l'» in dovving a w.xaaba^ But why does the electrical robo? tence m argument, as does tontenuous, their own ugahut any true;* vl tiw :.mc in the near future, the contestants 850 per cent. Tiw railroad* arc an fin-' to use repeating nflea and nothing but portent asset,to thr country, because'' Women vote for -firit Unit ... tn Greek ------- — - — — ~..v plan t'M- determining and coUectinr move at- the mere sound ot a word nor the warlike qualities of belligen-m Nine Oh the field of battle . ' rapidly-moving objects will be deemed they consume 28 per cent ot the steel, hutory. It appl.i.-. cniy tu one who u ready and ;uch incotneitoli took about titre* ytar■.vorthr cf their notice. Thr taads of lumber and coal nnxiuccd in the .. • willing to engage m a free-for-all ;xr- paraBows of Revolutionary hu'.ory. a tobaecu. — WH, « tvtWM rajddly „ United Btetea, and «Ht year .-pcnd . ,lJL£5‘‘ns,u‘ arru 15 tor government agents to unearth even Chronicle. l*v!» *<11 be- --------------rolled —-------------------------sonal combat.' , »ls-WAOO. ;luiy OI unparalleled suffering, but.acros* a field and subjected to-, lfr< hundred* of millions ol dollar* tor linIW^OHre,.. .« . ,» ,«r „„ _tu „ .................. . to a *umaur Ab, well; i! .you can't go Pug-nay -slius t-> pronounced with touched with thi* tuppy ending, which nhc fire ... ... R K OwU u w<u Ukf . rei.l Ul «> U» wre.yr reiuUy Prea )M e>n ------------------, fit it u in ... m up ............................ a long u in ace. sec- musl lute gladdened. Washington r^„s'hoix the and. would prouabij ■*-' -*•— ——• - • ."creen ami put ruck*, under your .mill-‘“'.Lh’1”.. • or. ixn .ip | c-.cry man juxjer. hla ww .raH«.> m. Charlie «... Sh' ,fib kl went w to ni Marshall on • ptare <4 ,«.«w nreu, ««, T!m,, • Wureruu.., । otiuuaiiU fw Uic ordeal no nobly eh-1 bu»ifiiws yc..lerday. IruiiJjwtatiou were given unlair adCol. 'lluuduu Itooscvclt inaugurated .dured. j' j Jahn Bcsamer accompanied ,hiai vantagea over Uw railroad*. Railroad*,a* Govcrnot-General of Philippine*. COOK BROS.. New Spring Arrivals of. Standard Merchandise At New Low Prices- Kuppenheimer Suits and Top Coats Stetson and StyleparfyHats Arrow Shirts Munsing Underwear Interwoven Hosiery', Etc. Don't Buy "Price Tags! No Regrets Ever Follow the Purchase of Known Makes of Merchandise. ' Lambie &/ Doyle The Store for Dgd & Lad" . • ■ - . A Way Quotation ’ of Our World > STS;'X. RdllrOdds ()f Nation AH IHlpOrtdllt ASSCt /This Week’s Word I Pungent Paragraphs Current History �THE HASTINGS BANNED, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9, WJt IJBMIOONMENTOF 00862370 ON REMAINING STOCK OF USED CARS We have a lew good Used Cars left to close out THIS WEEK at bargain prices, as follows: 1929 1929 1930 1924 1920 1925 1925 INTERNATIONAL TRUCK MODEL Al FORDQR SEDAN CHEVROLET COACH CHEVROLET COUPE DODGE TOURING MODEL T TUDOR -, STAR TOURING Call and look these over before you buy a Used Carl. IS—p^rTIIIIEEUSBOIlNE THREE USBMNE eluded In average! produced an average uf 897 lb4 milk testing 404 per cent far or 28 18 lbs during the month of Feb-. THE nSfim llirnr nfTTI ‘■L'LU IIll 111 PI I I I (JnuLU II Lil L UL I 11 MEN FOR Mr. Bigler-had emythiiw |ir<-parrd‘ — ----- ... ... — to-bring these damage -cuje* .to Inal BELIEVES SUCH ACTION cost at producing a pound of butterfat.at the present term orWRuit court An WOULD RESTORE BUSINESS was 21 65-lOti cents and t>w--fc«l cost! attorney repreMnttng'w Levy, and this of producing IWi lb« STORE We Invite Your Inspection of Our ... ADVOCATED BY N. P. HULL, d«Ud. ^rX_ <Oo"ttnUc4 from value of*'ferd ei»t was W 10. leaving vantages in carrying on a - caw 140 WELL KNOWN AORICULmargin of 8184 above the coat of feed.— ‘ - away -------------... . - ।! nutes from — HaMing*. where . alTURI8T IN MICHIGAN most endless delays would b»- |xMXibk* 1 The return* for each dollar's worth! BETTER of milk Was ■ others interested in these cases ap- Money Vtdaes Should Be Re­ ,8? 1-2 cents 'ix arod Ui HastlntyK before tlu; ume set Six grade HoUtein- i.wm il by Ho* •, for the ui?l find tried to •e'.ttr Jt wm duced Same As Every Other ' urd'Btantbn averaged ii!>$ 1-2 ihv milk t(mie time before terms poutd w «greed Depicted Commodity tevUng 3.74 p< r cent nr 33 47 IU-- of but-: U|M>n; but tart week a aettkment m .. ... .... .... ___ . terfat. t full for all three w -wm, rffecrrdi■ tlie state of-Michigan is Mr N P Nineteen rvgUu-rtd Cl u- r , ujid the settlement is entirely satUfacHull of lansitut. president of the Mich- owned by W C Schultz. iNeraged i jory to Mr. Usborne and hl* tamiiy igan Milk Prnrtucers A*M}ciation. an 623 8-10 Jt*a milk trsUng,5 36 per Cent and ha* been approved by-Judge Meen cuthe of the MirhlHnn State Grunge. °C 33 43 lbs »>( butterfat i Perk,.The only reason why the .hidxe a and 11 dlrreiur of Hie Federal fteservr t*ix grade ShortJujrtjS. owned by fb-ud I approval was necessary -*» WcAUK Bank Hi- is a mwi prominent m N Fenner averaged 711 8-10 Ite milk 1 Greta U*bocr.< ww> a. minor, and h:r flnaueln) and agricultural circles. What terting 4 47 per cent or 31.80 |b» of L-k*e w.xs brought into the court by the Mr fhin would '*y relative to'the butterfat. . I •. ‘ * adminUU.tlDt'of her e.-tat,-. the j*-l'i.cM'ni ninliKial 'ituutton can. thei« The tollawing Is a list. <4. cow> <ha'-: tlemenc In her cu-w could not b< made fore, lx- currtut«:r>d te coming- from a dt.-inc the usual mention or publicity- > without thy Judgeapproval. mnn of MMind and tetel-headed Under Three Yeurs • We btiu’-.v the friends • of<the Us-• borne* -will be pleased ' over tiw fart Owinr. W. C. Sehultz; Breed. Milk I* lbs. milk. IW7; tr>t. 5.7S; Ite. fat M 4J »hhiwt LriaU. which would hie very aminoying and tiw details harrow­ t'nited Stall- mint- abandon tiw- gold owner, Howard Stuntmi; Hr«<«l Gr ing to Mr. Usbornc. who u yi-t aulter-1 "Hid . I.i.itc iresh. September I. 1931 ing yn-atly irrnn hta injuries. We do nut )te. milk. 961; tert, 3 4; 32 7 lbs lat. >nvai<- and | Undo Four Y< •iraLt.-'bortirs iKiid bnles-J Ovu.,., w c’SchuItr: Breed, lo-v.. i . .|Guer ; Date fresh, unknown, lUi mi!fc tried the ea.M-1 in court, and to assume that tl>>- seitlcmci; the aiuioyun<-e. and expense unknown; lb.-, milk. 781, lbs. fat. 40 2 Owner. H previous years Hr claimed -that the; ;. n;- Btwd. Gr. Hoi.; Date dollar should remain in a proi«otlonar< ‘jj1 r.JH. 1931; lbs milk. 8«d; value to the commodities it Is sup|xMed| 7,* «. tat. 38 4 l<» ri-presrnt; that if a busiicl of wheat I *' could borrow :» dollar, in 1928 tiiat .tin-1 Unite in Maple Orme and Naiic.-.Hv Sun Mrs Kfttn- Clark of Battle C w Schuh/ Humid rrtifr the debt th 1342. Guer.; D.-.!r fresh September 22. 1931The speaker declared that lbs. milk. X5tJ; trM. 6 0; lbs fat. of Ethel Cutlet i rid ij Mai . 11 •Owner V. ./C - Schulti". Breed. inor.« v, should . m!m> be brought down <IU-1- : Date fn'»h. Augu-f 22. •tttl; Henry Whiteombc and rfsjer. to the iwitne level If this were' done Ihs milk 7f)W;'test. «4: lbs. .fa’, tin* ifepr<".MOti'would'end immediately, Owner. Howard Stanton: Breed. .. The .3. D club was dnlWhltully en-l Hui.; Date fresh. Srptembtx 28. 1931. liri upon the assumption that hoarder; lbs. milk. 1248: l*-M. 3 5; lbs. Lit, 43 6 tcrtalned at the home of Mr. und Mr ' Ira Chaffee last Friday night re<«rs and Ovt Mr un<l Mr. Fred tjuihum have! the;." believe Hint commodity prices ate -|-------------going miU— lower, .......... but . ........... tluit if— it upp-xqed .... ... .. .............................. ...ill/.; ‘Breed. moved nr Quimby • । .Hun iimiirv would not. Iwiy so much Iflt'iurE-, Date irv.ii, October IB. 1931: Quite a number in the neighborhocd; ' hoarded that m buying spuif would bt-I lbs. miix, HB7; t-vt. 55; He- tut. are ni with a uaht form ot the fiu !«;n Immediately. Mr. Hull ab-o de-1 Owner.- W. C Schult/; Breed, Reg glared Lhar when tie- BritL-lj Empire Guv: . Dau- fmh. August 21. 1931;" jubiiiitiuned the gold standard that the | lb«. milk. «93; t-:.t. 5 8: lb- lat tartfl walla ul the United State* wen.-1 oUtur. W. C Schultz; Breed, lien. broken down H> >aid that a tariff r>! < Guer. Date freah. August 15. 1931;• ;14c per |x»imd exists mi butter, a tarill j im milt. 949; -..st, 5 4: lbs. ful, 5: ■ blah enough to save tin-American m»r-j •» n.u... . ikt-t- lor thr American former when! ; England held to ihc wild standard but! CustomTailoring Department Hundreds of fine domestic ajivl imported fabrics, Tailored in any style you desire— ' S19.50 S22-5(i S25-W to §40-00 If you appreciate real clothes value, lasting style and personal fit, let us tailor your spring suit or topcoat. munieiplfl debts ci|nr the* gold stiindanl n u-erted that debts 1930 must now Im- i» Thus. E. Waters "The Better Store for Men" • [ LOST ANYTHING?—Try a Banner Want Adv. Universal Garage Telephone 2121 . Hastings, Michigan FARMERS MAY BOR­ ROW MW NEEDED ■ - .— ------------' 1 " ,>ound tariff, rtceiyc the American BLAKE SCHOOL . Hit- word Holland, am! maUe w.ud <>ui lni,n..,. l(lld then buy $125 worth of We uok rur nionthb' U.l, 1^, "W- ■" W*"1' C.uuita ,«oduo . . ., . . Tlie one having the inns; were Cleone American monev We are niaking turips out of rug Woodman. 31; Virginia Havward. 31.. I; w-;r., dcclar-d Hr. Hui! in this sIh-IIs. W< are going to color boiled । Bniwi .i : i!. ul lx troll now 'Continued from page one • i :for Easter and hoy on fRK ...—. . _... . Tlir eighth iV giadi> hourrolling twa­ in almost hut a'.aihibl'! t«> anyone wiju did nut; itT ’ Hoilwiid. T inand ♦nsiory every nay1: wr gel bt-low lit) 1 ) for M ini cr.iitcst like they do t, .. .... • j — -anything they ’ operate n.farm in 103h>>or tn mlrfors. fln.l and ’econd gradci arc going to give u plav about politen'-:' All clili- imt htV'litfig put of "Warp’ Hull, .until ihc tlcbiw debtor 1, pLtccd where drvn m .Hie sciimil dulrict ate *rl- bouk. . he t ail pay his debts with ]|l<>m-y that decs nut n-prr.M-nt any nunc value than .mlmAls iuw-d for crop production or! the payment of taxes, debts or inter-., The jiresldcnt culled a meeting Fri­ i-st on debt-- All loans will be payable day ami told each person what to-da m the Holland project.—Ciebtw Wood­ man. Reporter? Miss Erma Grigg ni K)>elUng •.he application to Wu.-hingt<>ii from: which place the checks will actually be, Monday, Match 1. dr<-s- like them tuui Of listeners, nobody ha» applied It was Mr. Hull's judgment that this mailed Thl, committee will lie appoint­ art going to have .-rhool tn: Holland for an Injunction to restrain tin-copy- country will not jump out ol thr dc- ed at once and applications will be ac­ Fur history we have to look up the-his- .r^it owners from, giving lb«jr kind ptuh"t *U1 have to climb odt cepted for loans at the county agricul-' lory of Holland. For geography Miss pcrtni&foti and it will not be ti pleasant process Among otlu-r things Mr. Hull slated laphy ol Hollapd, ano for .je lling Practical jokes'arc ail'right, provided -’Washington. tyipheaUotv will be nc-* re going to have words winch n- you do llwin intelligently, says a writto Holland ns tulips. windmills. er Yes. but you can't always find a throughout the nation htust be. cor­ Ceptcd tip to and including April 1. and dikes. Lust Friday »c took: smaller-man.‘Wasswg Show. rected tf property owners are to. sur­ vive In Michigan, in HUI, the iota levy for suite, county and citie.-. w.c --------■ ■ Nearly SEED Time I -If you are going to need FARM SEEDS of any variety this spring we invit§ you to call and talk with us before you buy. \Ve May Be Able to Save You Money! We carry a full stock of PURE MICHIGAN GROWN SEEDS. If you come and see us about your seed problems it will place you under NO OBLIGATION to buy from us. We give you PROMPT DELIVERY on all grades of COAL. Full line of Poultry and Stock Feeds. Smith Bros. Velte & Co. Phone 2257 Hastings,. Mich. Hundreds of People Have Been In Our Store During Our Big Re-organization Sale! hint mounted to M3B.OOb.tWO. and ini been recmed 1931 had soared to 8207JMXJ.U00. Taxes! The lntere-,1 on a!) loan." will fr-j — .. 1-2 per cent per year..The amount of; era have been able u, pgy. He en-, ,.';iCh 1(,.,n W1I1 b., restricted to the -dmwd th<; proiw-nl t,<> put into the|8CreaR(, „« bixTihc crops to be planted* conitltution of this slate u provision j bv {]1(. b irrower this spring. Sixicla!; that the pnijM-rty rax m Michigan, for; provision is made tor 'additional loans! all puhww s. -hall be limited to $1 > per t(,r ,hr p,,rchav. of material* t> proS1.0W a.'-ex.i-d valuation, because citt.-.- lecI crop* from insetts and plant disaud.township, have inrerased the.r ux , aM._, anU ,ato ^cn muv! levtas proportionately There- is mi y.|„irr^. r>ot t $r, • { ‘V0-t' l'll*-er and spraying nmtrrial, but; do without mariy of thi things -tor.;within the 8400 maximum provided for' Winch wc have been taxed ; rac.h farnM.) Many of the finest bargains are still left in every depart­ ment. The extremely low prices we have placed on our merchandise have appealed to all those who needed new pieces of furniture. Trained Probation Officers Needed To Check Crime, Expert Believes Living Room Suites Dining Room Suites IN OUR HANDSOME "H *i* had .an adequate number of the Ma'c need to lx- enlarged, s'cientifltrulnrd probulKin officers throughout c«i!y staffed. and put on a civil .sfcrvici the state, with u trained • centralized basis Prof. Wood mumluin.s. Thousands of first offeiKiers und other suitable supervixion id this function, it is en- ctjies. vv)k> would gain nothing but a tin-ly ^Kiaiibl* that'from two-l'.flii* to hardening of criminal trends in the one-half iituur pri.gmcn, could be re-- contact* of,a sentence .-pent amur.u Iwed.-lo ti -.entrncrs Iwurd-Io «i-mK.ne th< then sentcnci-s on'yra- habitual irirninab. criminals nilght might br be allowed allowed ballon, with u prodigious saving to the th tr liberty. Ih; aided along thr right |State and fh< removal of r-datmiibte: path*'by'parole or pfulwt'ion”omc"ateI j offender* from the corrupting inflii- who understand their sjiccia! problems: cnee uf the prison. dccMrea Prof. Ar- and ■—• incldetilaliy- save •• — thr-t the slate ; j thur Evans Wood, criminologist in the of maintaining them- On the, otiwr i University ol Michigan in recamiBcnd- 6and such .-tcu-ntlflc parole and pro-1 Ing a thorough overhauling of the man control would nwtrtct the re-! Michigan penal -jstem us a help to­ lease of bad rWu. prvyenllng tlie fret-, ward crime reduction. doni of characters dangerous to society.! Michigan supports onr of the highest As a‘ miure of the undermanned, | ;mt capita Prisoner rah- in lhe coun­ .-• Wiitiflcally unadvised parole* or pro-, try. Prof. Wood points out. The -prison’, Iw.irfn syteni. Prof Wood pointe to the' arc packet), and -u large that the tn- Washtenaw County ‘ ton-h murderers, J divKluuf study and effort which mud ' two of whom were convicted men out be made to reclaim offi-ndi-rs is prac­ on parole, one from u Midilgun and tically lm|Mi6»lbIe. "Jackadn prison, with one from a MiMOiirt prboii. Despite Die 6.000- inmate', oi whom little or nothing iaet that little was known of Lhe real; is,known. i> little short ol monntroir mental ami motimial make-up of and I say this despite the humane tipd thcie men thi-y. were rrlcauxi on so-t cflKicnt management nf that tn-ditu- curly UUiiout anv adequate follow-up! Hon." lie says. All problems of dis­ to check their behavior, und allowed to: cipline., labor. education and |«rol- drill again Into clrcutiuLincra which' lead buck io the ncCtuity for cla;*iH- led to a shocking tragedy. cutlon. sc|iaration and. dtnerentlaj treatment of various types of offenders', WHAT NEXT! he states, and thte call* for a central Cud iron, molten stone, rubber and' in*'. I tut ion where every’prtroncr may b-' studied scientifically and then sent to wood haw been tested as prospective t a tunaUcr institution or priron farm road materials by Bijtmi engineers re-' where he will g’-t'llv Nirt 'Of infltiehcc: cently “2~ and Ttound gla&> has bejefti mixed ~wit.i ---------------------------concrete fur an exiwrHurn- ; which M»y reclaim IHUI (v Both parole and probaiion within tai highway in Czechoslovakia. We .still Jia\ v a nuiiiher of attractive bargaiiifi. among them a >49» . suite ut Rugs ily but we still have dozens of beaujiful patterns in all sizes. On a 11x12 vrivej rug we can still quote a price of ‘ ’16- OUR BIG DISPLAY OF and many tin,- hunitwr* arc gone, but we Iuivr plenty­ left. ' See our combination $4975 In Occasional Chairs and Rockers We can offer you many .xpleniltd bargain*—Nicely Occasional chair’ al If you are going to need any'SiNGLE PIECES of furniture thif apring now ia the time tc buy. We can :.ivr you many dollars if you take advantage of our rc-organization prices. Miller Furniture Company "Complete Home Furnishers" West State Street . Hastings, Michigan �THE IIVST1NOS HANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 9. 193? PAGE SIX Machine Eye Detects Flaws And Rejects Faulty Material Flaw* o! even miscrosroplc »iie have, the quantity of Ugh! from thl- area. ’ ‘ ‘ ' and tlii.i ja noted or *;*rcn" a I must inu new inspection device .prrtvvfed at .‘tant0*«- by the photo-elecfne cell, the UiiheTslty of Michigan,, winch nut which experience, a change m the cur­ • only sjxiis an error lit lc:s than one trit rent pa’slng through It. tlmtaandth of a ’cct»n<L but remembers it until a complete extun mat loti hsi< ’ t<i» thmpanrtth of a second. but thia'te; ix.t'n nt-nle and the tauliy product ■hunhil info di>carJ. The niociiamcal- turn th<- faulty mabrinl In.tp discard.: ' -r wti- ih'Velojx'd by piu:. • u. •o a mi-motv ’ had to br drvlxed. TltB ■ : took the form of a gn.- tilled radio tube > ! which cahir (nto aition when the flue■ paritnent of EngmttTing TU -i-arch. tiiutith: ciirttnr'trom the plurto-elrc-, trie cell -wan anipliikd guul pii.’xd ’ .tin . .mil not esix-ciaHy compHiah through it Current Hum ttji* tube ucTh. object lu U' i x.nnlueii. air, pi« until, .which.jn turn jet*., ■ nt nwt.il •rhtny ciiffligh'!<> «' qs for automatic discard, i twild m n clamp und einthi-iui* filled tube cun- ; . tartvll Hint. 11 turuibeujB^ saipiiig Uk-, (it c-.tni'^aijr Never Satisfied Ctlyite. are forever planning to mo­ tor. tu the country where they can fcet the other baud, country people arc alMays’looking forward to a trip to the city where tl>*y can mingle with the at>d get a calling down from a trailtc Officer once in n while.’ The biiman race Is never iqjtfillrd,—Fl»r!dn 'i’itueaUnion. GrUrri Corned Beef •iuZ2"mLc Lb- 15C 5 Lb.. 25c Sausage Pig Liver Chunk 9 Lb.. 25c Peanut Butter B“ik 2 Lb.. 19c FARMER STYLE !“b»! autotnu: lc.Hr lor thr'cutniiig uFtlu -next pttc’ tuTid in txainth.ition ot. a-xnutomlibile pL evohed and. moved I with a light liv-ht IIHW1 SUPREME COURT G VES ITS DECISION Continued from page anti W. SCHENKEL. Manage, SOME OF THE MANY SPECIALS FORTRIDAY AND SATURDAY: WATCH .Our Windows for Lots of Other Items! duphrarn an eighth of at llou ai.dtlis wide tiny beam of light falls upon'n-failum cell, tlwr lat CASH < MARKET ROSE & VAIL, Proprietors SPARE RIBS and 1 Quart SAUER KRAUT, for— 6l..-0*- SHOULDER OE„ Sliced Bacon League Gmi Only Act Through Diplomats' I’.v lu< notes to Japan. calling ntteii>o.i !•» tlie mcnilx-rvhip of that natpsn Uvi ti the League ot Nutions und her obli- —4 •ations under lhe K< l!og>;-Brtand Pact . 8c WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN State Sjtnvxsti has tacitly aligned foreign policy of Uw United State*' trouble, jticlnriil Prof Preston: >ii in ■> >"4iii|x»u>|x-n'fi|ru|n on1 Ject. T'tii. •.nil !«• 'vajiiftblt--; 4>!u>rt it<> the Leigue tn ilsroo t witness.' The defendant. Mr. Hunn.iga'ii, -difficult test,'in ’viilrh H hit* not yet . f.uh <1 ■A|d frontmen! I’torney Sigler. Why had learned ctor had oj whuiui'' Fir-U. • because 'the/ on defi'urfani now or.tainztd ilrpi-nds vj'iy. dllk- Io When : hygely .n diplomatic mcthixls and dh-: mirmy to >how its claws unit's* uruwedd-! . ....... . mmd. because it tvcoghirt-a that >*?- .ilthiitigh Japan .lui-i- ixim excessively ■ ;agKri^sive. .-ilic has n certain gfievttnre;’ third.' because- China must be aMtirod! >i a privileged communi tiiat her territorial and political rights i I! not tx? u airpcd. and Jaixin assured: at’ a >’,.ible L-ovexnineilt can be set > iii Manchuria, and that Ruv.ia wiJD t annex the country Prof. S10**on stated jhat if the Uaupe succeeds, us medicine or *urgery, it may if formal war in avoided in the 1 tu disclose* any ranting months it will be a mileMone . in international relations. If it failr. ntung an> patient in hiv profei-.=ir>na!: it max mean the «-nd o( ttfe League. i .•iim-ction. which INFORMATION-’but not of aimliar Uxlie.'. »lncc interU AS NFr'lXSARY TO ENABLK HIM n.itioiial iM,Ia’ti<>a e ih limtely out­ ............... -sdate.-t. find (tie old League ill! be rej’pUcv'd V. a new orcanlzation which ' rely ipc tu- Mretu'Th for world •aid Pro! Shivop. f> quit It Pays to Shoo at PENNEY’S -r Values! Hastings, Mich Turn SK/N6 IQ3I .^C®^ 1193 2 CONSTRUCTION BEGINS Attention Property Owners 83428760 March First Means Moving Time! Continued (ram n*ne one) lords. Call our office in the STEBBINS BLDG* for particulars. HASTINGS CREDIT BUREAU I tain •> ou Save! Vaiue-Lfaders! Boys’ 4-Piecc “Big Mac” SUITS Work x SHIRTS Improved Quality! True Blue Play Suita Spring 1931-59, BANNER WANT ADVS BRING RESULTS jor Only $4.98 rjiit,-' tert ire-giving qualitic* Hut seemed rare value* even at tlie higher Good SPRING 1932- 49c .There’* extra quality in 'the Cloth ■ . • extra lort in the make SPRING 1932 59c Oppottunity! What extra-' wcar nutvr ial*'. W hat fine tailoring MVhat neat service IS THE RESULT OF SINCERE WORKMANSHIP BRING y)UR CAR TO OUR NEW UP-TO-DATE SERVICE STATION for Firestone | TIRES :: TUBES AND BATTERIES "MOST MILES PER DOLLAR fbpilCtUw ■nruing to Dr had prev.m. BLUE '.council ramp SUNOCO ' I'.otk ut the camp and Mis* Eleanor। Msttwr, nurro nt Ann j Kellogg school.: wid be camp nurse. An export swim-; tiling instructor is to be roc ts rod Children choron for the camp will wffhe from the entire area covered by; the W. K Kf-liogg Foundation, tin- Ann J Kellogg school. Barry county ami the W K. Kellogg agricultural school! at Gull lake. Dr Kljidc .saysStine mountain l* n massive dome of muscovite grnidtg hi De Kalb coun- OPEN tram 7 It Without Hi miles SERVICE mailt' a public b.itlifirg bet rounding <<>Hitiry, and ltd bulk has Nen estimated ax more than 7A*)0JIXJU.- Token of Gratitude FIRESTONE AND SUNOCO PRODUCTS SUITS PANTS Spring H931—$19.75 SPRING 1932— $14»75 them! Style. tu* ever bought! Tire and Battery Repairing Greasing : Electric Service Telephone 2Z4O Men’s Moleskin lothorapy treatment at Ajin J K< "THE PREMIUM FUEL at REGULAR Gas Price" ANDRUS I 'alue-llighlight! Men’s, Marie Al GAS AND OIL ” I Save Big Dollars! Tlie abaft at AkxnndrLt known u Poropey'a pillar wa. erected to comDecaonite the ren.u-h.n nf the grain mbflle by «ie Emf..r..r fH.wl.-ti»n Ventilator* AVENUE PERCALE SPRING 1932 ing color* and pattern*. Tub ta»t! 36-in. wide. IJCJLLIAffJ thelr^iurt, $1.49 Rugged. double - duty quality! Striped pattern*! Heavy drill pocket*! NEW Print, and Style.! Crept Dfmmb SPRING 1932 89C The unit 15 extra-Mrvicc Icatuie* that nuke ' overall value! rariing* Same Fine Quality! MALABAR PERCALE Spring. 1931—$2.79 Spring 1931—i 5c >d. SPRING 1932— SPRING 1932- Scarf collars, cape ef­ fects. long.* short or. three- quarter sleeves and alt /ilk ftat erefe trim­ ming*! Bewitching iwin* print* . . . delightful pattern* • • • frc»h coloring*! Vat dyed, tub f.*t. 36 in. IOC yard For dreiiet. romper*. pa- P»» D«y OVERALLS Spring 1931-$1.10 SPRING 1932 fc*ri j.i.irJ Simply A maxing! Price Shattered A taint lZ/6Cr«« ‘ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WE PERSONAL [DELIGHTFUL GATHER­ ING OF EASTERN STARS University Receives Rare Gift of French Photograph Collection ail are anxlcu* to begin the course of I — One of the New Spring Suits! Mrs. Harry Ritchie visited In Lan­ Past Patrons and Past Matrons ol the lhe most hiterestlng Riterestlng gifts ever operation ‘4 eovemment, Industrie-- rr/,,, IJ-/..L,,-..’ One of sing on Friday. Were Honor Quests Last received fay the University of Michi- '.wickers, consumers of public opinion. 1 • OQr/lLnluKeri v^UltlCT gun is a collection of 135 "Mexragr* itrelf. urnted In an Impressive accord.’ ,, --------- --; Roderick Warner la visiting friends Tuesday Evening ” .......... ’ ’ - portrait the United States hara >faown ta.w In B>' Ho°* 8petlaiUta MlchlPrancsu ” or autographed In Grand Rapids gan Slate College Harry Ritchie wa* in Detroit on Fri­ a very delightful meeting. Tuesday eve­ photographs of French mien and wornday oqs^lsUltw* - ning. ning, Moren w cd prominent in nil phases of national doctrine of production adapted to the March 1, 1, wnen when mry they guve gave oa o8:30 life, from jxilitics to poetry. • recently economic exigencies of the time " Per­ Mfjs Mildred Mbrnhy, wu home from' dinner ---In honor of the ------------- ~ MPast Matrons arnveu arrived in at iw the uorarj library.. Micmgan Michigan is ui>|u hups ai-iunr» in-falrner.x to si M nriginea Selgfrled r.iti. Every chljd likes to- have a place, Kalamazoo for swrved caperallv .for his toys and I*:1-. “nd "ast I'atrons s, Of .... tiu- Chapter. Mr.. IW oX 13 AuierjCan college., and uni- should ’be aald that .the*world tlrpresARltchlc were In. Etnma Muniock had charge of the din-1 vpfnj{lVJi reaqve cop!PS Of thia w.t of .don was not m» gciu-rai at thr time at alve playbox can tafirrnr!- of a,sturdy Grand Rapids oA -,ner and Mm Esther Grohe lhe dining. plcllim> whlch u1lb the p*^,. ol u-luch he wrote case covered wiUiX/jlor-ii • magazine n- the years will Income increasingly in: -ni,> ntfhwn Frank AtinablehM been in Detroit i•n»> Tint 1 Mr H.riT M.rUnwn ol K«larnu«. hllU,nc„„ important ™ wnttinents of tb<- -writers and' picture-* roated with aheliac ... . — -------------- ----------— artiats an-very different ’’fate is only .ml .mu, o„ IwSS^Tat^M^-MSrSita;: . nmnn IMUnn. Mr., O*ri. Tiw donors Oonon »I tbu uno.u.1 ur a sum of hnblt., whlrh A duh drainer and plenty of hot of this unusual «m gift anthought* John Engle of Grand Rapids spent . WildcrmuUi »I lUtaum - ------------n—■*rwiMrttnuUl I«ain. , uoubic." Paul Valery, poet, declares water save* considerable time >n wlpr Edmmra Chompmn. . . leading the first of the week here with frlcrub.’ " Ap'-.SW, p>MM>r .M M M MrnM - —■ .___ -------— -------1 — Mana-lr -HapptnrsTt must beixvm-from’tw iuw' Mr utid Mr*. Janies Tudor are mov mov-­- Grand Grund Conductress, were the officers 1-art ... . . . . piiotographeis. also of Parte. The rac,.a. -fo. o!d llaUojl!i and ^,r. her uf dull tow-vis tit lit ing to .their farm near Mt. Pleasant of lhe Grand Chapter of Michigan - ------------------ ---------- -------------who were present. There were also idea 0: u gift which would expTeoa the vhPd unhappiness lamp. lih.^Ao the Mrs Nellie Charlton and Clarence about thirty ftom Corintbian Chapter interest which 1-ader* of Frendi n<-* .*or|d •• ;n,ni Yv,.t,t. GuA»rTa>-.- t>**- attic is- u;,'.nut?. Under ihc many! thought fee! for the United State* occiut, while Paul Bourdelle, sculptor. ■cna’-1 ,,f ta“n! >ou nmy find mahogany Chariton Halted tier sister In Chdrlotte in Kalamazoo and some from Bryant curn-d to M. Champion while lecturing (-xpresw** the mt-attmg' of th* work of be bird's-eye maple ' Cliapter in Battle Creek and Mizpah here eur.n sbmc years ««, ago. nnd and hm.,nrt bccamir *a (trt, "the i,rrt»l .supjiortim: mutter, mat­ . u frtqtM-nl cauM- of )>*ir machine Mr utid Mrs frank Andriix are en-'Chapter In Muskegon and Hickory Cor- n«.. reality U.trough the co-operation of Uw ter expressing ttseff l:1- the riiul And -auverung is i> gunnnr-d'oil on lhe shut-' wiul ’' And'Stitching lertatnlng Patty Snyder ot Battle I ----nets'. Manuel* and. Un- *ubj»ci* ot tiw por- the opUnurt aftd’peaMmirt are ideally mv cads*- skipping or a Crw-k thu. w. ek ■’ “ thd- case, it .-ay ' After the dinner Mrs. Frances Hay- traits. . 'opposed in’two.'hovclisi* — •*................... ' doe#' tint ’ traejf straight, stitch which’ nnui"/'; h.“ b^" --------*« innunea aao vneinto uraer Akron-;yani was tniluiU-d the ana Order und Practically all of the photographs ta tindcretand ... yujr twiMj in order k» cibap Uw case with, kerosene. Ohio for a few days attending a genHyMt Candid«U bear ipiutatfons or in.Ncrlpt1.on* In ad- .love 1 *-----vdu* boiler., wittci- GabrielleReval. rral tire lonventiwi pro tern Good physical condition before at­ dttion to tiie dedication and autojmspli In her dedication to America: -''Man ­ Mrs irem Valentine of Kalamazoo. . T1„, PftU PMronfc werr |irt.KIlll.d tempting u diet and-gradual reduction, These word* vary ax greatly as the jier- kind will not be ssivrd hetavuse it dbea not mart- than two. pounds a week, utix the gui-jit «.f Mr and Mrs. E C u,*th rows and the Pont Matrons with Edinonds otj 1 ucs^y.. . .pretty corsages Mrs. Esther White. •wmiUitles of the writers. "To Cultivate wi re the two genera) rules for ttlamMr. and Mr* Frank Klin.- of De- ax president of the Past Matrons club. one's sou), to form one's character, this diet of Georges Duhamel 1 ing a faslu6nabl<- figure in the re-rfe.’. t* significant for the indlvltltlul and Among ihoiic Included in thr .135 par--1 cf taiids over station WKAR last week J”*1,1, kerc *ith h‘‘ri presented the Worthy Matron. Mn brotlHi. oeorge Hullman. .Gertrude Chamberlain, with « bcauti- tile nation." rays J- J Jusacnind war traits art’ Georges Clemenceau. Mar­ on 'Health of the Farm Women' given time amtKLsaador to the United States. shal Lyuutcy. MarsliaU .w„. Fuch. Raymond by Mui Muriel Dundu* of tin? extenMrs. O.- H. Cleveland of Columbus f.., mi,.s -- ---- -- . the ... .... - cho -- e than -- .. ' .pmnean< unrt Ambassador Claudel Vftuiiitri J.I “We like better hell we in OlHo, came last week to visit he:1 I the paradise someone else makes for the poliucid field, and it liinre nrnnta: mother. M»s Ni-ttk-Hyde. ] . . ’ , Som«r «n!i-.. a pint for nrlults and a jits." g the critics, uno and senmara. scholars v;U(!': elude » . - — -••• •sardonic -.......... philosophy ot• >n -.vntri-, snu'i-, cane*, Little ml> Fiotvhie prenaij of dale, . French, de Croi'j<t,,dramatist. ■ An! Princes* Bibewo. Julien Ore. ri. quart for children, at Icn-t two servings donia is spending thU week with Mr. I -, . -- Andre Kelgteted, famous :.;itln>r of/Andie Maurol-., Paul M'lrnnd. .Marcel •■rvUigt ol fruit some wholi- grain . ahd Mrs. W N ChiileMei. "—* , ;"America Comes of Age." believes we.Prev'wt. Bernard Fay. Jean Cocteau, ■ Mi. und Mrs. Lyle Wilcox and son of j i’ll flwre wa* a g<x*I atu-ndanci’ at tlie,navr mad? fafogres. toward *r.Aing.ourjCofatte. Jaque* Bouiang'T und Louie: i;real, and nnh serving of a protein '.■ >d 1* the 'regulsr i-u!li:w for logical fi American Izgion. Auxiliary meeting economic problems. "Through the cq-! Harttan. Mi.. H.H Wileox on Monday. tw-t t oward:, a sensible decrease in ."‘Thursday Henins at last week. Plan- _________________________ William Bchadcr, accompanied by a. , . ■ .... fi i’’i*d Hum Big Ramds. .■.p.'iit Hu. w<-< *‘ were made,for another i>ubl|c supper to A breakfast of friiit with little sugar. v. — at K....ih- ,lu B'nheld on Wednesday evening. Marell I----------------------------------------------------- “ end the former .-, hm home re , rd with a gift as an.expression of op- Whole wheat bread and t.-ffcr with Mrs Ruble Kelley of tdtama/oo 23 pta!L.A prifaatitm ior tftveir work milk instead M cream n- xutBcicnt Hot came Sunday to visit her mother. Mr.i.'*.*1*’T‘,»JMd rr0(ni,llK! }‘rcyou,‘• r* , ■ it/ 1 We wire adjourned feeling that ’ w, cakes with sirup ore forbidden, qlrnig Mary Burge.-J,. Iv; a few days und Will tie ured largely for welfare VV had derived enndderabh- benefit from with Similar first mraj.nUmus; but, if Mi and Ml. A li Oidtey ieturi.J *orlt “" Dan LW$ U chairman 01 Mrmdav irom wlu-re th. - were't,M* kl’,:l«n committee. Mrs Rof — ......... .............. -=---------------- the work and are looking forward tc the xusiensted men! lias digested by 10:30 nnd a'need, for food r, felt, a 'J BARRYV1LLE GROUP. call'd bv th- d<alh of In* tether. ' I **,ans u 10 ’«‘k after tte- dinin-.: room Kathfy 11/ Htc hat drop. glass cf orange juice or hot !-ktm mill: Mi- Mitar areler ha* U.n spending “nd Jx>n >'• «‘»irThe last meeting for this year of th’­ the !•.* • w>k in Flint raring for tw..,mH’1 Mjkr >o,,r I**™ “* “*“nd Bu'rmita " Home Economic'- Extension ASSYRIA GROUP £hoo«c a clear ixiutilon rather than Madt* by H<rt, Shaffner and Marx, thia Herringol Mr .’SeeleyMeters, who an -ill. '‘Upper. group m. O. H Perkin* ot tanking sjient ‘h’ ’ ^ Winnie und Clune Tobias tin Wtd- •■tori ;-:iuip tnv. nt Evangie- Miller’.. u r:ch cream soup for lunch, With tills, Ibont: blue ia the latest style and will wear like iron cut a generotis salad composed largely; wt-ek end het. with fate family at th-. r> ” J,'> "nu‘.d 1 nraitay. March 3. for an-all day March 2. h'f an afternoon meeting. homeof .Mi ami Mr:. . H P. Tuitlr ' w.’re LVit 4x nieHv^tan, U'CfW. A pot luck dnui'T was aervra>at of gr&eiis. with a smjll amount of * because it is carefully made from the finest of Nine members and on- visitor were j.dte:-,h;., whole gram bread Instead of Mr uni Mr. j H. w.nkm.. of 'Dirre i onnoon. A review of theiewon tin picture, ! white, wnd soihe dried fruit us a de.-H.vtr-.are gm .4 thr.r .-..n and «rs « >*'«••’• noon by the’Jt-uiter fabrics. It is only one of the many excellent suits serf. The snlnd dre-Gng may be made Hite. Mt and aft;. Walter Watkni.; /h-egnh to the next Ft url 1 .p.iAric. M EJ , W] *or jhn-t- Mt pre­ ’.•atl'-r. Gk-nna Jruift.-. Ol for spring now being dir.p!ay<?d by T. S. Baird,' . m.. 1,...;.,--------- ‘ ..of mineral oil. which lias no food value, ranifemtn!; the contujne; .n.-trad of the uguable ads. substitute ! . i rtday and Saturday with her grand-‘:,u,el? ““ Su’iua>’. 3lan’b. 1 . uuh , cjujjfniim called the inerting- to'. and the price is only $27.50. nnd’color, and the-use c ............ „p,' ing It in any startaanf recipe. .......... ■ •• una Mr., ptark । order following dinner. The minute* tint oration in'.hit hwni- The ciiair. and. ■ " planning on attending also. Fanl. wire wad.and roll calh-ti. Eight mem-.'-slip cover*’were judged for Achieve-’ Fur dinner, select meat and potato,, ; ayc-Kiimt the fat meata. Use more ve- ’ Mr.; .1 M. Townsend and te.T. were pre.-eir also thifollowing mnt D.r J getabks in 1; rue :.t rviiw- Either milk. Sunday Kiw. 1*. of Mr. and eandirfiiics will tuk<- place in tin- hear ■ visltnr*. Mr*. Mints .Mudge and Mr.-: We ur>: . G;innmu:<- df Grund Rap-j future in the Auxiliary, ! iJnj’d Fither. ___ pwrit[ Day. A pi-il 8th, a* this was th,-. or .v.me oilier, beverage, preferably tak- • ! Tlu1 leaders. Mi; Mabie Adams and jt.’-r m--. ' year.—Kpthryrij en .without cream and sugar, und a des■ sert complete the nival. A «Imm of hot Mr and -Mr.;. Arthur Fellow.'- and Mr.-. Ethel Wilcox, then took dturite Cole. He' milk und n cracker may be eaten just children m .Grand Rapids were .Bun-, The Carriage of Lutnoir.v i before going to sleep. dower., .‘-■••veral bouquet.-, wt r« exhib:. GLASS CREEK -GROUP Plapt. „...of this city, and Mr. Roy o ted. also many rase* mid container.-, in. Glass Creek HomA Economics Group Hl, The right color Tor .eurtaiha w ill add j Welfare (Jilirer Frank Amiable and Hwiney. -son of Mrs Sarah Ileipiev ol wliicl, t !<.-*.initid If., arranged wn. natal ti-j home t M: Chdi Warren ■ sunshine unci cluer to a dark, dingyb John .W Wr “— — —' in ‘ Time -------- -aRivrns .. . t jimn ’‘t,s. rt "were, Carlton, was Mih-mnized at x.. the Fine shown to the clus-.. February ;:a.’eleven member* and Seven room The warm coloi-s are yellow-.1' .up Thurertay. the former limiting, after, MHhodist Epiicopal church in mu. ciu. iI Flowei* of liintrent tyja* are’ iiw:!; visit’.'--, bciftg present. peach anti -inlilnr khades=. which reHASTINGS, MICHIGAN welfare work-. , ,<m Wednesday. March 2. nt high norm. ■ to exprevi. love- inhhfuinev, iH-nce. n, “ After a short business fl»-e-: a hright 'tninj,’. light . uon Jack Br.jdtleld hits relumed to hi? Rev. L. L. Dewey rending the ring itory. purity, and Rar.' Fiowera 'in a which st wax voted to continue the T1K- mother who 1,. Inlvrcited in' hoiiHi. at Mllb after S|x-nduiq some ceremony. Attending the bridal couple iliomi- should exprts* fricndliuo* andj.wqrk titxt fall anti ul! oBicera be re- kei'piint her family, well will provide lime Jiejt- with lilv graiidpiirent.s. Mr. wffrt Mr. .und Mr- Hurley. Sindel o! •'charm. ■ taint'd ‘/s... Ecu Havens gave,a re- milk, traits. and vegetables, the >x>mid Mrs. S. H. Wilcox . ’ Lake Odessa. | Thr group then vot<«i,on whether or .'-lew of-lhe'lesson or. ’Pictures ' Mr and Mr.', John Mujt-n and two। An 14tractive gowp ul peach cold;’, not..th.y would go bn next year with Tollowina a jwt luck luncheon. Mrs. ily Ou. quart of milk for each chll.i . proved fromjur recent tlUitM. MAPI E GROIE. iliildren and Mr. and Mrs. Chrrbro of tint crepe was worn by the bride, wd] (lie work. Tiie vote camw. Fred Newland very Ubly presented the, and a pint for each adult will provide ’ Mr. and Ms? Bryan VanAukcn and Mr. and Mrs- Earl Lanham ot Port­ Kaiamuroo uen- gueate of- Mr. and she carried n lovely shower bouquet o! IMHowln,: thia the offlerrx nnd Rad-. lesson on "Flower Arrangement '' the lime essential, tor tha building an-l family moved Thursday to the-Maurer land. Oregon, were Thursday vuilors Mr*. Biiri Tinkler on Thursday. er* for next year-were cUosmi.. : All regretted that this wa« our lust .rnaintenufKC ol good bancs., and teeth/Bros, furm which th^y have rented fur al lhe home of Mi. and Mr*. W. C. Mr and_MrX Fred •Prentice ul Has- >i f rook .of blue silk i-n-ja-. Mrs. Clara Day »;rf elected chair-*jnu’ettag and nearly all the number* Clark. Ail children need playmates who are' l^le coming year. tiiijjs und HulMTt Prentice of .KulutnBMr. ----mid .... Mrs. -------Henney , -----man. Mr*, f&irie Tabias.. Kccrelaiv- «ro planning on attending the County ----------------------Mr. and Mrs. G C Marshall called zoo spent Sunday nth t:.-. -,-d Mrs. short i---------wedding -— Mr and trip, reiuuiing on ... Fri-• treasurer, and Xjn-. Mabie Adam* and "Achievement Day" in listings —Mrs. about on the suihe development leu-|.1 Mr. and Mrx. Peter Hoffman and Vic- nt Dewey Jones' in the McKelvey dis­ •Riis helps them all to solve the prob-; tor’) spent .Sunday at Jim Walker's in !>i tfald Pieiuico and1 Mn sun of of Kturvre. Sturgis, ,-day. day. They will make their home in thi- ‘• Mrs. Mrs- Ethel Wilcox leadete itadei s ' Franpis Gorham. S«"y. Shulta. trict Wediiesday night. Miss Alta relein of thr'giv® and take of'human rewoodland calling on the sick. Mr. nnd Mrs. Will LeClair — of Detroit "" ' chairman, .Mr... l>-la Bidvlman. ' —....... ci‘.v for - the --- •pre.-ent. --------- These -•— young 1—-j The % malned to assist Mr*. Jones with the latiimshij).;. . | Mr and Mrs Julllu Maurer have Monday to spend .^-veral davr. pie have the taut wishes. Of .1 large' clr-;in behalf of the member* of the cl.r.-. GROUP ----------- --NO ’1. ir uhd Mrs, Herbert FiMtrr. Hie; tie of friend.',. juien |ir< ijuted the ibaders ouch with a HaMiiUf* Group No. 1 met at the- A wooden Spbon used in a uten.--.il, stored their lioiwiiold goods in the Mrs. Lplu Gray and Roert spent ladin- are sister* Mrs Fisher has faced: home oi. Mr*. Elin Mvers, February 39. Fuses dark streaks on food Mined wltli . John Maurer House. They are. piannmi; Thursday at Henry Gray’s nt Lacey. quite ill. CELEBRATING BIRTHDAY. !. Tl.r m<, t;m: wa adtourr <1-Clarie A very deiightiui pot luck dinner was' them, it is particularly good for whip-■ on going to Cadulnc *uon where M.. Mr. and Mrs Lowell Jarrard and lut. Seven little boy* have been invited,'Tobla;,. secy. ' • - served. After dinner tlie bu.-dnesa.meet­ ping potatMs. candy, or frosting. The I Muurer has .work Mr. Hecker and Vtrn Elliston spen^ her home iri I’ort Byron. N. Y. after to help Billie Stebbins. Jr. ceiebrat. * ing was called to order by the choir­ siKMin should l«- made of hard wo.uiH Tiw Wilcox Ladle*' Aid will me-’. Friday-al Chet Kejjwr's at Woodland. • ----------w .•-pending liberal montlis with her his fourth birthday today. March 0 num. Mrs. Sullivan. fifteen member., and sluiped so that it can be easily1, with Mrs. Ada Buhh^for an afternoon ’ PINE LAKE GROUP. Tbi- Wilcox Cemetery circle will have cleaned. dnughlet and husband, Mr. and Mr# business meeting March 11. 1932. A lowly birthday cake in green and On March 2nd. 1933. the last mreunc. being present. It was decided tilt­ an all day business meeting at thn white form* one of the cliicf attrac-!c! lb'- Pine Lake .Homo Furnishing indip would not reorganize as they did I ‘ Sam Buckmaster . and Anna home ol Mr und Mrs. Lee Gould's OATMEAL COOKIES •Dr. und Mrs. R F. Webb, Miss Fanny. trnhs for thg_ix>y*. : group ma* held at the pleasant home not feel — they ----- could ------- do . this .... nutrition: ------------Hammond called on Mr. and Mrs. Jerry- Wednesday. March Id. 1033. Pot luck W< bb. Mr anti Mrs. Frank Vi'llcrna ■ Tin- giiesrebmcludr Richard Groo.- .-dT Mi.w Olive Fox with ill rijembe^- W01 k in the evening. 3 cups.flour. ■ i Elliott and found her somewhat im- dinner at noon. Ewrjtme invited. und M. s Mabel Waters of Grand Rap-1 Jr., ’Aten Johnson. Jr.. Tommy Dolan, and 10 gucsu prcwnl. . 2 cups sugar . * Plans for Achlrvtmcnt Day to .be 1___ c______________________ :________ ids were guests of Dr. and Mrs. C P Geoffrey PtIlinni, Gordon Clement, Jr..! Tin- forenoon session was called to held April 8lh.' were then discus#'’:! 1 unupoonful soda.. Lathrop Friday night.. . . 2 teavpoonluls baking powder. David Goodyear. Jr., and Emory,.Joncr Jord*r by the vice-chairman. Mrs. Rog- “»d several planned on attending the Mrs. Cha*. H. Anderson has returnedi 3 cups rolled oats jgiot»id> ’ ' | er*, and following the routine buritw*;--.- dinner \ . home from Dr Williams’ Sanatorium I 1 cup riilkinsTcui'with scissors!. '.Mr.';., Mulk-ndore explained the nature The iissun oh Flower urrang-iiK-ni BIRTHDAY' PARTY. a here alii- was treated lor cancer. She; 1 cup lard or butter. lesson* on Nutrition, which will !l,f» given.by Mrs. Mudge, one of Sunday was the birthday of Mr.;.-(of lhe is now at tin- home of her parents. Mr.; Anna — .j, .. j --— ... -■year. After pour I cup sour milk. RobJusou. and in honor of th- 1x1 ■'tutlud anollwr thisleaders. A bouquet.of. cut flower* and Mrs. N. V. Porter. 430 West State occasion Mr. and Mrs. Conlon Stadlntr^'1’ "' «J ihc tefitonj on 1 egg <well beaten). ,, tpicture;, ^jl-waa used wi and after being beautiful!;' St • • " enterta'iiwd at a family dinner at Uivir. 1lKlw Flour tlie 1 aiiuiu, cream the tut in a! given. arranged they were ient to our other ‘n Mi- Nellie Churlton and sun. Clnrmixing bowl, adding the sugar gradual­ The group adjourned for a pot luck *' a tl<'i'. Mi* A ’ -faaltcr, who is sick with cnoif Charlton, returned last week rwKdcnre n<*ar powliijg. Covers were- dinner, which ua.» furnished almost e'n- pneumonia. ly. Add thu egg. then the milk, then | from Miami Fla., where they hud been laid for fourteen Mr. .gild Mrs. B.’ 1- Hrely by Uw Imste.’., As a class we’wteh ' The lesson was wry intercitlngjand; the dry Ingredfenta utter sifting them Because we do not' care to carry but one spending *ne the jvaxt jvairt tnree three montn* month* wnn with .penning [to. thank Mr*. Fox for her generosity members reported getting m§ny,helpful together, then tlie oau> und. la.stlj', the! line of paint, our entire atoc^of . the furnicr'K-daughter and husband.|1 nU<,>dtd_ lltc gathering. floured raising -Using a teaspoon, put - I jmd hospitality; , ideas from it. ". Mr. and Mte? A. J. Ci-ok " I At the afiemoon meeting, m charge’ A very defaglitful time-was n;>orted onto a greased and IJourcd baking pan. | NIGHTHAWKS MEETING Mr -inti Mrs Kenneth Leins went ln| ._.ldf Mri Mr*.' ««»«• Rogers, ,n in 'the absence Ot of MTS. Mrs. b but ‘regrettd Mrs. Asluiltcr was Put into a fairly hot fiver t350'> und I Tiw Nlchthna-V h.H ™ n»' aWelU® u>>‘ flU. ‘’*I- 01,6 VKieil' ’a 0 liad a v< r> plfas.»n- Llnd.ey.a class of twelve was otgnnlred, unable to tu- with us D« truu Saturday and visited Mr. undu ... .leave 10 to-15 minutes. , meeting on Saturday night at the home fu,. fj,,k Sjn.i.. or Nutrition Mr. Helen A * apeqial <-.i meeting ..... to be .held Jater toi Mm. Cliaa. Matthews 1 Hilda B<'iiiii-Hi. :----------------- — —— _____________ Is being sold at a loss—save money at theie prices! , of Mr. Mr. nnd and Mrs. Mr- W. W MM. Cole. Cole. So. 8a BroadBroad.U‘b # "!. “*.k" returning Sunday accompanied by the Beadle was 'chosen leader, Mr-. Mvr-: "elect ‘ Up coven, AU /n>d to be pres-, HOPPING JOHN. JudKN' molliir: Mrs. Will Bennett, who wu>' A fine dinpt-r wa* served at six-1 tie Rogeao nssiMlant-lrader. Mrs. Olive > ent.—Gertrude Newton. Secy. "Hopping John" is an old-fasluoticfi ] has been in Detroit for several weeks ? thirty, followed by cards. Top score- Fox chalrmiffi, Mrs. Mary Muilcnmiri .' country name for a dish made of dried j Mrs olive B Da> ot Owosso. Grand w, rc made by Mrs- Loren Myers and vice-chairman, arid Mrs. Hattie Killick GROUP NO. 3 . blackeyed pea# and ncc. Wash one cup ■. 1 Gallim* INTERIOR $0.50 ' Rcpns*ntaUve of tiu- state ol Massa- Henry Sothard. and consolations by sccsetary-treasurer: : The fifth meeting of Group No. 3 of the iiean well inui cook them in a ■ __ _ GLOSS . C , chusettv for the order of Uie Eastern MrsSothard and Ira Shultz I • An interesling- le-son on Fibwrr Ar- met a*, the home ot mq>. Frank Hoonah covered pan in tt or ntore cup* uf water Star m Miciugun./wa* the guest of Mrs/ • * • *—--------| Gallon INTEKfOR 14.35 r t eiim . ranaement was vtry ably given by Mre. Tuesday. March 1. 1932. 13 being pre*- with P2 teaspoon of salt tUiUl they we ’ Sg.GO GLOSS I Ida F. McCoy and Mrs. Emma S. Evans I X. • , wfa t ,/-1 tm . . . ’Hattie KUUck Through the \it»re ' ent. ’ tender but not broken, cook 1-2 cup of on Tue.-dny and WediH-sdny. und at-! 1 Mr* H j. Freeland was lioness to db«taKtO0 »lie. demonstrated the eOecM Achicvctnent day was announced Io' tfre for about 20 minuicf: in 2 quart* of i ’, Gallon INTERIOR tended the special meeting of tlie Or­ the F. T. club on Monday afternotm. ot diflercnt groupin;:.- and nut* -u. of tat held April Htham! member.-, wn r re­ boiling water, to which 1 teaspoon of ! der here <»« Tuesday evening , ! twelve te’ing present A very pleasant flowers uk-o the .kinds of rase* and quested tn have their contributions ut rule ha# been added, as soon as tin-1 Mr and Mr*.' H. B Qowdrev Were! time is reported. | bowl* tb fad.-, with illustration* und ae- the M- E. clniruh not ’later than tlu grains ot ric<- are soft to thejgenfci, raflctl to Ithaca Thursday by tiw sud­ ________ _ ____ _ __ .■ <• * .-------tuallydising the containers arid flowers atlenicoii-of April 7th. drain and pour_____ cold____ water enough > 1 Gallon INTERIOR »</>« den death of his father. Douglas cow-.|[ Marlon Talley can t sell her wheat'described. ' Chairs were chosen to be di*ptay>t!. throiiiih jt to retpove tlie surplus SUfeh! ?. VARNISH . ... I drey, aged 70. Funeral wrvicr* wore profMably --------------------------------------- ---------------but she can get— 812,000 to We WHU1 wish w to express um our arauiuae gralitudc u» to also, plan* m^de to make an uttnictivi ,and ■l Quart COLOR 8J.to k'cji tte: grain* whole and I —_ — held -it Ithaca on Sunday. A cousin of ring over th< radio. Have other wheat Mr* MuUrndore. and Mn Ktllick’ for booth, using picture.'., flower*, rug*, etc. separate. Gallon INTERIOR »4 -W -----" • -' ■ Brawn. 1 cup of diced■ ■ salt Mr Cowdrey. Richard Kuowllon, aUo farmers thought,of cultivating their their untiring-'enort* and unlimited' A .motion ----- wa* made «..« and seconlii -------djxirk until Crisp, remove from the skil-i VARNISH . I 1 Piht COLOR died the same day »t luiucs, and hi-, voice* in re»pon»Tto tills clamor for amount of patience, in presenting t<. thuf instead of buying extension rlub let. and cook a medturii-sUed dhion. Gaitan INTERIOR OAc VARNISH funeiul was on Saturday. Mi. and Mrs.,drevrsUication?—SL Loqls Globe-Dem-j thr aroup the lessou-T duriiw the pus’ ----" our ’leaders, J~ ----pins 'for that ... ton- chopped, in llw fat for 2 or 3 minute:-, j VAKNJN1I OU Oowdrey returned on Monday. jocrat. year .- lint COLOR tribute our time und money io charity. ■ •Add the nee. pets, and fried salt pork i i We decided to rc-brptnizc our club and season with.... .... and red iidp-1 VARNISH tobacco und voted to take up the study of Nit- per Serve with horseradish dr chilil COATS GROVE GROUP. ----- ‘ ' The Coats Grove group art Extension triHon for our project the coming yt-iir. satire. The-following nfttcer.i • were elected, Work met With their chairman. Mrs.' allbn FLAT WALL s|.75 Chairman—Mrs. M. J Cro»>. Aliev Chase, on Tuesday. March I for HOT FHICKEN SALAD. Vice-chairman—Mrs. Frank Hoonan the find unx-Ung of thr year. Nine I pint Cooked chicken. ’ . members nnd two visitors were present 1 Secretary—M>-‘ c G Decou. . Gallon FLAT’WALL S«.to 1 cup cooked p*u.“ traders—Mrs. V. R. Wiiiiiigcr. Mr.. . After the meeting was calk'd to or­ AIM . . . « 1 large pimento. . The BESSMER Eyesight Service der. the leaders told, of plans for: J M Townsend 1 teaspponful suit I.alien FLAT WALL yg< The leaders were giycri .t rising vote Achievement Day to be held April 8 I teaxpoontul onion juice. ’ HASTINGS, MICH. and several member* arc planning to: of thanks lor lheir excellent work I taaxpoonlul lemon juice Mrs. F. Preliticc anil Mis J. w. attend. Sauce— This sale on stock paint only.M-nr . ■ Tiw group voted ' unatumously to Armbruster -------- ----- were appointed . ... ..— to -----cup butter. continue Uw Work another year nnd B!> 8 committee for a pot luck dinner to, - '4 cup flour. Mrs. Orplta Richardson and Mrs. Nina b«' held at-lhe home of Mrs. Dan Lewiand have your choice! I teaspoonful salt. rely he can t know what cause* the habit. Nor the way in Towti^nd were chosen to be .the lead- March 15ili al 13.30. . ‘ 1 cup cream. iich it can be permanently removed. Almost always imper­ er»• Altarthe-tousmexs meeting. Mr;-. Win­ 1 cup broth l GM. C •’> fe ! A brief review of all tlie Icsxms was imjcr gave a brie! review of the lesson il eyes and faulty vision are Ok cause of squint.. In such Mix and cool ingredient*, add to Ifuusr Paint given-in the forenoon and a delicious; on picture* ■ aaucc previoudy cooked, and heat over correctly proenbed gla.yc^ overcome It. Our acnice •j Gal. Outride pot luck dinner waa'sened at noore ' . Mrs Touilsend fhcfi gave thi- lesson! hot water Syne hot in umbles res for such ca*ci. liuuw Faint . Each member brought vases and on Ftouer* and Fiowr.- Arrangement Gal. Outfjdc bowls for flowers und after dinner. Mr*. I A lovely display oi winter bouquet -. Fruil may tuiw be shaken front Uw Richjirdren gav^ the leexm w flower- spring flowers, in- nttrfirtlw vmy*.. ' House Paint Phoiw 211* We Data 'and llKir urrangemetu. 'Jw’k't und various oOntrnnrnv-wrre*■ fiamtirr- - -H-.wrvrrr-potrtteni pfttm." an' Mrs. Orplin Richarelsoii and M:‘> :*titadc by the group. gatiitcrd tn tin1 same old avay.—Flor­ Bn Marv Townsend, whb have acted as i The group liavc shown much inter- i ।ence. <AU.> Herald. ■ American Lemon Unit Activities OIHC EcOllOnHCS ExteHSlOH OVR T. S. Baird CLOTHING for MEN &. BOYS CLEARANCE SALE The ENTIRE STOCK At Your Disposal! VALSPAR PAINT Satin Gloss Enamel Interior Gloss s3!' ' ’1” Color Varnish •JPe Interior Varnish 60 Fiat Wall Paint 65 dicated to Better Vision Person Who Squints— Enamel, 4-Hour ,r Outside House Paint .. ‘2" B. A. Ly Barker 75 - . �WANTS Our Success CAUCUS NOTICES The Vault Without a Fault ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 23 CTS Has been arhletrd through care­ ful busineet management nnd ull'factory dealing with policy­ holder*. 8£f US FOR INSURANCE P.trl'K JlASUIXn ,tvr« PAINTINc’? !•«,- r>,,... -!•_ ii,.,. -. r; 1 OR - ■ 1 • . ■1 ■ ■ Citizens Mutual 'I'.o'r. 'qi’rx any jtj .-ii FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMA ZO6>JW ICHIGAr J. L. Mkus>4 SON THE CHURCHES . Lo-al Btpr.HntAirty Ksctugs. Mia. The u*e of Concrete Burial Vault* has become practically univer­ sal and with the higher sentiment and tenderness fur our dead their H. S. SHELDON uw will continue to become mure popular. For more than 10 yean the Hastlnn Burial Vault has proven Ila superiority over all other ABITBAPT AND BEAL ESTATE OFFICE 1—1 -.1 Son* isd proite n Tee-day—CoUagr — LaJ.a For sale by all progressive undertaken Id Barry County. Hastings Burial Vault Company HASTINGS, .MICH.’ HONE HASTINGS MARKETS CARDS OF THANKS Is hereby given to all Depositors and Credit­ ors of the Nashville State Bank leghorn t . 4.H-.U1 ................!\ Spring rMchent. • IMA-. IJr. ' Orsla. liiut—wi.i. at... /* . r»*i». :i<Parky. t". ir.ih.l llu k«K-M fl .*• p-r ■ ' - FOR >Al.l'..ufl TiltfiE F»»di—BctUl Price. Cctton m! r. r»l. It .it. Oil m.al Go linn II I ' Middling-. SI 10. Ptrstct. feed. »l;SS. . Chiek f»»d. S2.00 lo 13 00. Crark.J r. rn. 11.IQ. T.nu lbi -wJ SI.M t.nl.rl- PitlCKtt' rrtvoll ■ • cnir inir isrihg Itns. H.-, •NOTICE CREDITORS Stale ot Michigan. ib« n art fir th* -Oiioty of Parrj. fieri eon Aldrich, avuirl<n»-. .,«ritt«> I Alilr.rh 1 Sohr* i> t -r-ly c.un il -a t--.r m :-l. r m th. 111. , t Jlsrcl.. A l>. t'- .. >at» hcea sll.rar-l f..r ertiliur* i> heir claim, are.n>! aaid 4<4ea,..| lu >anl court fur ezamlMtl-« j':.! adjuiliner.t ar.l lial ell cred-uy- if i*<4 d»r.»ei».l ere r. quir-4 lo Iir«iw:i u,» r .Ii.iui t > ie.4 null. .1 |hc trohat* iS:<r n it- at) -f flailing'. r. laid couniy. 't. •> th- -tb -I *' hv.r.l t'j »»W tt-m •I'H-'lny in* .'.lit l., of J A 1. 1’ ■ .1 1........ * ii. hr tJi.t-,1. Mir 1. i .V I' I'.-i; ■ Kite C. Eggleit-ti. Judge uf Prebht.v • ctl'I., v.'.rr. GRANGE PROGRAMS l‘“T । the receiver is now accepting the filing of Claims. Every Depositor should bring his Savings Book, »Certificates of Deposit, Cashier's Checks, or any other form of deposit with them in order to file their claims. Also, regarding Commercial Checking Accounts— Statements must be called for, and each Depositor must be sure that figure* agree when filing claims. Parent* may file claim* for children. Filing of all claims inu*t be completed within 90'day* from February 2^ 1932. Pifoof of Claim blanks may be obtained at Bank. N-t No NASHVILLE STATE BANK FOR HAI.I--2O a,r>. •M-..,' W A N 1*1.1' ■ . r | . . .., i . r < rr f - 1, Viiii - y । i ... • • y--» nuns u %/ . ■ BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. •• THE WELL-KNOWN carpet cleaner Of Bailie Creek, hn» established a branch office in thia city and ha* secured the services -of our fellow citizen, ROY DOUGLASS, who will act as his represcntntiyc. . nt'.'n.. . A •• pa van Ueusen FUR jfAl.t:- M ««d l-u I’OR S.AI.K- • Nathvill?, Mich. E. B. Finley, Receiver iu . r 11 ....... . jr,r tl. Mr. j'au DciKrn Jias been iti the rarpet and rug clean­ ing bii-inos for .wears. His ilc.ililng plant it rquip|H-d with up-to-the-minute machinery and hr gives the umr type of sente* tiiat is offered hi Detroit or Chicago. Hr employs only rvperiencrd help unit guarantee-, tlie very oIm> cleans uvcr*tulTeil furniture and rem»va|e» feather*. He has Just equipped his plant tor thr cleaning, uf window shades, which-provides a lieu and much needed smite. It is now possible, tn renovate shade* by thorough clean­ ing and changing ends «n that they cannot be told from The Area in which our fun­ eral home is locat­ ed is a mighty fine one. We are locat- Ii* prvlu,W court' st ' rity%f helj Histir.r* .4 Mm E»g!»»t OB. Jtl.lgr Drw KV I nrM irzi ACC 204 WEST marshall street UlJ U d LH J HASTINGS, MIQH. PHONE 3984 ed a mo ng h i c e h o in e s w h o r e everything is quiet Uncqualcd Appliance for RUPTURE RELIEF uiid 'peuceful, and yet our home may be'easily reached that truss wearers have L>m: • ought— SOMETHING a rupture pad that.could be ad- no matter where one resides. • ju»tcd as needed. Tlie amazing n«w Akron Necliano-Form Pad can be An.-tautly cliangrd in toWtn, at illjlttrauuh allows. Nothing cl»e like it ever ofirred be­ fore. Mi.ws greater security, wonderful comfort and real dunce for improvement in condition. A demonstration will convinrx you that there is nothing to enpiparc with Mvchano-Fonn. See it and judge it for yoUr.-clf. Akron Mcchano-lorm Pads and Trusses are void hero exclusively. Modern automo­ bile thoroughfares -make it if simple : matter to reach our place. We recom­ mend its use to all, and offer it gladly. THE PRESCRIPTION DltUG STORE B. A. LyBarlcer, Proprietor. Hastings, Mich. AUTHORIZED EXCLUSIVE AKRON TRUSS FITTERS Ha* to Be Happy . Juztire It the only worship. Lore la the only priest. Ignorance is lhe only slavery Happiness I* the only good. The time to be happy 1* now. The place to be happy I* here. The way to be happy l« to make other people hap­ py.—H. 0. Ingersoll. ' WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME MOACNkv « GSltH ^mbulanu Sentce Thr Department of Agri culture say* that the amount of milk required to make cue pound of butter depend! upon the quality of the milk. Ordinari­ ly speaking, milk rent a Inn from 3 to 3’4 per cent butter fat. Consequently It Would take 1IM) pound* of milk to rnaktt about :iVj pound* of butter. jtfll Merchandise in our Establishment is marked in plain figures ... with the price of the COM­ PLETE Funeral Service. Funeral Service We suppose In time the electrical man will he humanized, at least to tha extent of blowing a fhao when an­ gered.—Detroit News. t �Fault THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, March 9, 1932 Noted Criminologist At University Of Michigan Recommends Thorough Overhauling of State’s Penal System rally anlrerrer all other pany «iS. MICH. r• Creditk ' Claims, ook, Cer* ther form ma. :counta— liter must n 90 days Bank. ANK lie. Mich. WN JER ired IOY wr had an adequate number of tiveq i*ht lfl *> «maller Institution o< '<\ protmtion affirm throughout Prison rarrp where he will get the m>:i with ti .trained centraliz'd ol ' infiui-ncer. wiileh ffiay reclaim him to society., ’ Islon oi thu tanctirn. it i» en-l ' Both jiarolc and probation within thilrely possible that from two-fifths to\ i State need to be enlarged. Milrntificallv muiicu, ano pui on a ciwi service ou'ilea-ed to !erv<- Hwir sentences on pro- p,ol Wood malntM„w. Thousand* of bation. with a^irodlgious saving to tlwfnr.d offender-; and oilier suitable cases, lute and lhe removal of rccluftnable who would guin nollung but a iiardctiofienders from th*- corrupting infiu- ing of criminal trends in the contact* ■ nee uf the prison.1* dtriares Prof. Ar- of u sentence spent among iiabinu! tnur Ev'un.% Wood, criminologist In thecriminals, might.be allowed tlicir llberUnivetaiiv of Michigan in recommend- ] ty. be .iidqrt along the right pattis by ing A, thorough overhauling ot thei parole or probation ufficiuls who tuidtrMiclngun penal »stein w* u help to->tand their special problem- anil lnwnr<1 crime reduction 'cldrnlally sale lhe .-.late the cost oi Michigan supixirte *mr ,of tlie high*: maintaining them. On the other hand cm jier capita prisoner rates in lhe such scietitlfic parole upd probatton rountry. Prof. Wood points out. The I control would rratrirt thr release of pitobiig arc packed, and so large thu*. bud risks. prcvcnptiK the freedom of tin individual study und effort which characters dangerou* to society. As .« must be made to-reclaim offenders Ls|failure uf the uiidcrniannt-d. unsdenlirnctically impassible --Jackson prison, ncally unadvised parole or probation with 0.000 inmate?, of whom little or system. Prof Wood jgilnt-, 'to the nothing it known. Is' lilllc short of:Washtenaw County “torch murdtrer*.. rnoiutrous und I say this despite tlie i^-o uf whom were conviru-tl men'oirt humane nnd efficient management of on parole, one from a Michigan and 1 lint institution,** he says. All problem, one from u Missouri pirson. Despite the *•: discipline.‘labor, education und pa-1 fact liuvtxintli’ was known of the real ttil* lead back to tlie hvct-Mlty fon'mcntol und emotional make-up of < Iun.1 lieution. separation and differed- these men they were n-ieara-d ph society tiul trnuttiu-nl of various lyi>rs of often-' without any nih-quatr follow-up to ders. he states, und this calls for a | cheek their behavior'and allowed to central Institution wtu-rl every priwg-< drift again into circumstances which er may be studied scientifically and led to a shocking tragedy Air Service to Isle < •» temp, rati res. One reason why butter fails to come amount of Churning to high*a churning temUle Royal*-, in Lake Superior to toipcraturr. U.-ually temperatures of Im- rouneeted lo the inninland by air- from 52' to 60' F. in summer and plant service, according to an artlcl1* ?®* 111 tf-‘nl,r arc the best, in the rristai s-iii*. nh.inrrnH iwii! ibut “ k occasionally neccMary to warm in tne Crystal falls Diamond Drll. |lhe cream as high os to to 70 F. In Thu. nri-ount states that a Slkornky.very warm weather the best churning Amphibian 10-pacsenger plane will ily temperature is usually below 00 . Too from any of the harbors of the K.- thin or loo rich cream will not churn v i-vnaw le-ninsula in the uptw-r penln, easily; the crepm should contain about suhi lu Isle Royale. Tlie trip will^also 30 [ler'crnt ’Gutterfat Cream- that is -------idi ludr a — circling of ...tht» ... uiand. .Ac­ripens slightly churns mure easily cording to this article, tile service will than sweet cream. Do not’have the be inaugurated on or before June 1 of churn more than two-ttords full. If this year and will runiiixn- into the loo full, the churning period b. longer, full os long u.i there in any demand for nnd if the cream foams it fills up lhe -------------------------------------------------churn and prevents concussion. Ropy transportation to lhe islands. Two pilots und a maximum of eight fentjciitatton of the cream also prepiu.-engen. will tie included on each vents concussion.. This may be preinp.aaThr Sikorsky is known ns the ‘vented by sterilizing the utensils and safest amphibian plane Iter built. [producing the milk and cream under Many people of thL community had sanitary conditions. Other rcawn»*for their interest in this peculiar little difficult- churning arc tlie cows or the Island arou.M-d by the illustrated talk '‘'•'d A «>w *“»• s01"** Individual .Ben Bust. <»ul.of.<toor feature, writer, peculiarity or one far advanced in tlie im-ntly gavretaefore tf)r Rotary ,.|Ub* lactation period may give cream that « here concernimt a wmter at-nal trip to. Hard to churn . Freds that produce th*-Island. fat—-such .cs cottonseed meal und . ,। timothy hay—may lesult in cream IX)GS FOR CABINS. that is hard to chum. Linseed meal. un..*..r i a... t*m. r-nmn. «lutrn feed, und succuleiil feeds such i .!Tu.. XiiuS S.X ' • | I Rovale* IS Planneaieller *»’«• d*ual too low or too log cabins nnd farm buildings of logsi ,u* ,r u . .. , __ .and pole*, says thr U. S. Forest ServME rR(ni IKM) u r If you want to keep on part .d lhe SOMb AD' ,( *' 1 bark, n will slick better II-you score An old .auction toll, printed in ItoO. the log with un ax on two sides for been resurrected. It contained some the full length. It may also lx* neccs-J «dv‘ce very pertinent lo the present Fury to tatk the bark to keep-it RCday und j^neratloh. Its most striking place. Tlie foresters recommend &cu- *enicnce Is the following. . suiting the togs in Hie shade as much ' « people wou»d whistle more and us passible mid piling them to ix-rmit, whine Iraw hustto m>.r.- and holler less, circulation of air., By cutting In win- work more und worry less, boost more ter when tlie sap to ntfl running, the! and beef less. g».i* more und grab less logs will lx* less subject, to fungous at-1 -business would b< a darn sight bet­ lack. For mon* permanent structures.' ter ” the forrsteis recommend peeling tluThe advice of |850 is rtiry much.to logs. Creosutlng is sometimes used to Hie point.—Vermontville Ecliu, . prevent rotting. Protective coatings of ------- ;---- • • *------------I paint ar preservatives are excellent lo Prc.siwrity b. like huppUie.-ss. it just protect cuts made by notching at tin* happens when you get busy und. forget corners. abopt itSan Fi unclwo Chronicle. ALL STREET PHONE 3984 RADIO CLEARANCE/ Friday and Saturday Only Three Great Buys! liancc ELIEF 11 tru.o ought — SIX TUBE muring HOWARD SEVEN TUBE HOWARD Reg. Price $59.50 SALE PRICETru»*e E- MIDGET Reg. Price $4.9.50 SALE PRICE— Ona Only SJ7S<> $ Mich Extra Special! e - nn LOW BOY M5OO Suptr! One Only at R 8-TuIm CABINET SET \t is 3 0M>ice. TINGS. HIGAfi Regular Price $125.00 United States Tires 30x31/2 29x4.40 U.S. GUARD U.S. GUARD Tube Tube 75c. 28x4.75 U.S. GUARD Tube 11 jfato JpoH Jhop Phone 2177 Hastings PART TWO COST FOR CARE OF iNOIGENTS INCREASES Present Conditions Cause Hun­ dreds of People to Ask For Public Aid The ccat of caring tor indigent*, inj Michigan In 1931 increased $11,965,6119 ov^r tlie figures of 1931. according lo reports received from Laming, wlwt*-, the figure., have been compiled. Prac­ tically all ul the inercuM-d'eost was. due ■ to unemployment tn 1930 the total! cost ol temporary Sill for. indigent r[ outside institution* Was $10.180046. while in 1931 Un- cost was $21XJ54.9W. • The number who received imistance in 1930 wa.-. 273.763 a*, .tompared with' 668.963 In 1931. an increase ul 395.30th' . During tlie. year covered by the pn.*a-sen*, compilation. 21.670 pentons wen*' uided in infirmaries; 2.274 in u:lierA,in­ stitution-.; 019420 were given tempor­ ary aid; und 25.693 wife receiving, per-: mnnent aid outside institutions. Poor farms und equipment in state are valued ut $15 043.553, compilation shows. It t- interestnig and satisfying to thr jM-uple ol Burry county to know that Barry county did not appropriate guy! more for 1931 than for 1930 l<fr tiw can.-i and support of the needy both inside and outside the county horn*. the mi.* jwrviMip, having appropriated $16000<ach ytur for lf)3<i and 1931, ami fixed", the same amount lor 1932. though the is ;-onw question as'to whether it w cover tin- nerd. But, if any one « make it du, the county cun rest assured' Mr. Osborn will do H. . Radium “Seeds "Now Used to Fight Cancer CollSVH'd/l .but Progressive Frojn the PRESS Daily Clippings \ San Francisco mining engineer hid $450 in a sodk forgot al! about it and sent sock and cash to a laundry. The sock came back. . A Chicago milliner hid her money in a stocking. It was thrown out with trash and she lost both stocking and casn. Otherwise careful people are doing thoughtless things like <hese every day. A checking account is the safe.st ’hiding place" for substantial sums of money the skill of man h«is yet invented. ■ Tiny metallic ‘ “seeds” or capsules containing gas given of! by rudfurn ure frequently psefi In thi* treatment of diseases relieved by radium bccuiue their small size allows them to be placed in the body where other means j cannut be employed. These seeds Ihayj be toft, in jilace |>ennfnentJy to obtain lhe .-.anu- effect .a*, radium, but must lx- renewed once a month.- since the gas. called radon, loses its .power of sending out ray$ In that time, says Dr. IL W Jacox of the University Medical school in describing the mod-1 ern Use of radium und x-ray In cancer.L treatment Radium is one’ of tlu*f strangest of chemical subslunecs. Dr. i Jarox relates T< is constantly in the* process rtf exploding jwwerful rays in- j to the almcwphcrc und gradually, changing itself during the procedure Into conunon lend, the complete degen­ eration from to lead taking 25j» years. Almost -never i t radium used pure ip nu-dieul work, he says, lhe usual form bring radium chloride, bromide or sul­ phate.’' Tliw compounds wo placed in various shaped lubes, capsules and nti-dh-s for use la lhe body. In treatment the- jmwcrful rays of the radium, not le.wm.-d ‘ by being ill com|K>undl. shoot out and destroy dis­ eased tissit near which Hwy arc pluci rd. Tin- value- of the rays lies in the fact that they destroy abnormal tlsiue faster, than healthy tissue. Hence they break' down or check cancer cell Mrs Hugh Pettengtl) of Battle Creek. Rickets rnuSt be suPD,ic<1 ,u addition to an ade- ■ STATE ROAD. XAicfte a . iquate intake of calcium apd phos- Last Week's Letter grpwths. since tpese cells arc really nor­ Mrs. Mae Hart of Hastings is visiting in rrerm >nn lew dlM*. ol rhUd-. ,’hunm „„ vUlt(1 mal body cells which have "gone at her son's. Jim Sotharas Mr and wrong- und by their abnormal -activity Md. .rrordlng I.. <be r»M>e HrM.h * Jm- Um ! M' ««<1 Mr.. DM.J Koiumd, o< TM Mrs. Clifton Becker and family spent crowd and destroy surrounding tissues. Service, have “OracledI more- attention ,&ural|V inqUjre wi,y the medical pro-1-Line Sunday’. Sunday there. Radium mid x-rays are constantly U..0 rrnkoU. Many .Mr m>..tWor. o( Mrs. Mattie White of Hastings visit. praying of Increased usefulness in re­ rd her sister. Mrs. Lucy Coir man one ’ lieving cancer and other tuiAors in day last week. Mr. und Mrs. Curl By­ their early stages,, oj* In checking ran > and children visited Mrs Coleman growth in Inter condltfbnx As methods Bunday. * . ol ray treatment and surgical removal Rickets I-* a nutritional disease in become more clllcient und the public which the chief difficulty seems to be rarely, it ever, die of rickets, this dis-1 realtors the great imixirtance of going related to.lhe adequate utilization of case seems to render them more sus­ at once to a doctor when any cancerous This ~i to. und phosphorus. If titese two ceptible to infectious .------ “T~diseases. — .----------condition is even suspected. Dr. Jacox lime Hemenu pr«m> In Ike blood I '“""“J"11' •"» r"pir.u«y loots forward to a rwiuctnwi In the in Ite pn,|»r .mourn .nd nroponlon. l ,TS* S"™" ”“ulc 'bdd.fl<»« nW cancer death rate drflclcnt olcllinum ot !!«■ bon... wllll11" b"' >” ™* dl. ot pr»«. ■ mull, wd lhe rflhr.curt.Uc buns de- "”,nl" 1 bf "Cltrt. U ot a urere type THE USEFUL PEANUT. X lontuue. ot rtckeu .re produced >n Incrcued sener.1 The peanut Is one ot lhe few south­ The The detonnlUes deformities Include include knock knock kneel. knees, .' j USCTbUblll<y lo n rttioru bui “uu me ern crops of which every of , the ,------------ part ,--------bow-lcgs, enlarged Jolnu deformities1 scvcre d^ormity of the chest accom-' plant and Its by-products can be Lf th/spinal column and pelvis c” P*nyln8 the to add u; utilized. Peonut hay—fit one time al- ]^.Red ^t.ad chm deformities und i liuznrq in the case of the pheu-; towed1 to go lo wuste-now Is rwog- ■ s,mlliu. c^tons.' Blui urr Elated' Thls' of cour5r- »» tn“- «»>>' m having considerable value^ Al- Alth -a promllM.nt ubdomen. flabby '/ the severer types of rickets, which though it don< not Contain u touch I sweating of the head and de-; fortunately, are now much less com­ protein us ulfalfa, clover, cowpeas. ori|uvwl pithing mon than formerly. * soybean hay. it has more than stovers I At lhe prcsi.nt ume rickets Is - a ’ Happily, there is a tendency for the and grass hays. Properly cured peanut mHder disease tn the United Statesfclli,d 10 outgrow the conditions of bow hay free, from dust and dirt la good lhan lt was fOrnwrly and cumjs with I and knoclc knces lhe most ®°mirT"" ■".""’bxk. srnrr Uw ..mb- Lnfta, a,l0rmlly .m MM m.ter -------- - __ 'Kkrns __L On. On< Uw the llxhment of the peanut-oil. industry, luth^r .u. m«u other hanH hand, in tn mm. some cases ik these may new by-pnxlucLs have tippeaircd. the j| There* seems to be little doubt that Incrfyse. *•* • , . most important being peanut meal. thf develo|iment of rickets is intimate-, _rtant> results o( . '.V Peanut meal when fed to dairy animals ly associated with climate. It occurs ____ _ ---------- ly ot the pelvta. docs not affect the flavor ol milk, and most often und in tlie severest degree I Severe "**“ rickets may cause serious mol-, it may bo fed continuously to hogs in the temperulir none Apparently* Iti formation or the pelvic bones: Their without any injurious effect, except u growth may be arrested so time a slight softening of the flesh'. Peanut meal made from shelled nuu is better for hogs than tiiat made from unshalled peanut? On account of 1U high pro­ tein content meal is best fed mixed with other feeds usually over by the eighteenth month. I J11*- antl *cad lo *"*■ deatl1 °t the' There Ii however. * torn ol loir nek-; »“l "'*«« rectonLABELS ON CANNED BEANS. el. winch upiwar. In older children; T** *11*; .. * (.otor to tol.nl morutoy. Canned beans tare put up in many bul 11 i. Itie wlde.pre.d common, or »ddnlon m it. h.mrd, ot rlckrt.' different ways. A liibel saying "baked InlonUle. Irpe 01 rtekel. .Inch U mentioned there I. .prtrrenlly beans" or "baked - pork and beans’* much MM ot the prreenl tlme.W ,."'•Uomhlp between tomeans that the fcxxl was cooked, be­ in this country, the -more ^.y_pfgj/^Ue rick U -dJn=e teUny dX-’kim^rI fore canning, in an oven with dry heat. "Canned beuns" and "canned ]»rk and siisCTptlble to the disease. lu seVere fon" by convulsions. Unlike > beans" are blanched, sealed in cans, •rm- moat Hrtkln, aymplom of «."'*">■ m,v * ‘h'„l"™^'*'2 and possessed with steam. The terms eta consists of the various bony de- CBU“ of death- “ a rrsult of heart cwsisui m me various oon> u< jfalIure or napinftdry fallure. sinCe •■Boston” and "New England” on cans eu formlties mentioned. which arc due to even a mild case of rickets may be com­ mean baked beans flavored with mo- a defective hardening of the bonis. In when you want ‘,?rk ■*$ b?nS ■order order to to have have perfect perfect bone bone formation. formation. plicated by tetany, the prevention and1 Itvto are usuJSTi^ekS wun mX lhe ,nusl havc s«fltclenl Unw «nd cure of rickeu become nutters ot 1mthe doctor, firemen or police .. . the portance. Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank In Barry County Hastings, Michigan ' Telephone 2217 MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO YOUR TELEPHONE IS ALWAYS READY TO PROTECT YOU mad.- MU. mil. >u«<r or mol™-, or. ,nU> ,h, „ „nul„ e|e. BRANCH DISTRICT. both, spices, caramel, and water, und1 mente. but in rickets, owing to Ute abLittle Robert Jone who has been ,^id!“±JLlnTr w °n’1 w* sence « of sotne iacw factor w or ,acwa factors,* they having pleuro-pneunv- u. is reported mndr Tranatn U ,uuall>' are not mobilized so OS to bring about as gaining a very littl* ’ w«u r ? . .”7" »,r0»>er calciflcaUon. This mobilising Owing to so much sickness tlie Com­ sotnetlmes spiced and Uctor u apiMJ-ently vitamin D. and in _____ _ _____ _ ‘at the north church. munity meeting ’*** , thc absence of this vitamin the body was not so ™ well well attended as expected, RADIO FINES ls 1101 “b,e UJ<' the ,lmc and Pbos- *but‘ *inspiring messages both day and UnUcenad r.dlo luien.nl prow- : 1 >>oru» ta web . «w u l» lluure nor- evening were enjoyed by those present Culed £ ~_^*rs* ^**5 Bldelman, Mr. and Mrs. cuwu to >ii Bmund. »u*wu4. More mure llun man UXI iwju were wen- ™' —~>»" ------ “LLC.Vt—nl~» m ‘ '* ■»**>“C e_ . . ,_k_ . during ..... . .. . aand Hr* MUrtw. haled Into ___ court the year endevcn nrrthub!. probable that that threw, there mav may Ku* be Forrest Bldelman were in Kalamaro? ing al-------------------------------Ing March March 31. 31. and and the thr. final finee totaled totaled cUwr other circumstances circumstances in in addition addition lo lo a Monday to attend the-------------------funeral ot tlie ICCfc of Vi vitamin IIUM.UU d u which MIULU are BIC partly pmi? reIV ( former's niece's husband. Ray fltewart. over $3000. I lack *K- ----- ------_*.U Remember _____________________ sponsible tor -th* development of rick- the Dorcas Society at the The man >muii who "uu remarked irmeiecu that uiei family els; but «■> at ...v the preaent time we have ..v no ihome joint- u* of Mr.. unu and ml Mrs. Henry Bldelman Um are stronger at Christ nuts than at definite knowledge on thU point. In Thursday IhU week. any other lima might have added that order to prevent the occurrence «o< they are decidedly louder, too—Humor- irickets to cure wheh It Creek are moving on the Claud Mcart — or — — —the -—disease -------- ------------occur, the antirachitic subetance1 farm. near the Moore schoolhouse. telephone will summon them*1n> atantiy. You need* a telephone ' ' *in your home. You can have telephone service for as little as To place an order, JuM call or visit lhe Telephone BuHineaa Office �PAGE TEN GROWERS LOSE MONET BUYING POOR CHICKS Y. M. C. A. ITEMS i Older bey»’ -y- group met for their I regular meeting in the home of Mr and Mr* Anjjell Thunday night -In llifir bu*inrx» meeting they arranged to -end a magazine to -the jail each: month. uh® to a/aut With Sunday. figg Producing Habits Are He­ reditary ntvl Are Found Only Jn Best Managed Flocks i xperimunu ' . i! ihaitj imj»rl*hcw "In thr iiiocrw i» uw nf a fine-grained W’icanlc a*h i r.Mb*t*liv« In color, the tu»*l quail• brtlut obtained iron depoalta in Ann The Value of an Institution lr 'school upper room MiMtanb and, ■■ parents with their teacher, Mr. Ilford Kahllo in charge' la.>t Friday CANNOT ALWAYS BE ESTIMATED IN-DOLLARS AND CENTS Aliy ttuin will injuy and, be i.-n-! unun-d by-aft'iuiirijr the min ting lorvii at the Hi-stmg.*. M. E cllun’lij -OR MORE than 46 years this PROGRESSIVE. CON­ SERVATIVE'BANK, as’a community institution, hasdone its utmost to contribute to the welfare of this city and county. rersal policy during these years to render to EVERY depositor whether Savings or ommodating service to EVERY borrower a painstaking ser Commercial. An of funds. al moiyii lor •Youiig a dozen have nln-ady Some niay have felt that we were too conservative, but the aim of the management has ever been to render a maximum service protect the depositor and pay 3'' interest, compound­ ed seipi-annually on savings accounts. 7 hrough good limes and bad this bank has always stood for lhe best interests of its patrons and friends and the welfare of this community. There Never Was a Better Time'to Start' A Savings Account Willi This Old Bunk- tndpai The Bank with the Chime Clock COFFEES $75,000 SOc I ' Blend G' Blend $50,000 OH Mgrkuis PVX; Deluxe 15c 20c Cocoa -IGA Thunda.- Mr* PlMur had chargr ao ir.umung program nwluuinc • lutr bp- Mrvlam* • Kuuball KA< Woodman and Bronka. which ‘■uq tiiU-r. »tnrt A due* by .Mr- K« Fred Bulling Hapid* wltf ii *hi-visited a Week -‘I*'’11 Friday with Mr* Junes Wooti-tcndii und relative' ,p>lu‘ <’rand Rapid-­ ire happy u< *ay Marjorie Han- i . ---------------a a »------------s t> turned to scliou! after being! A Hixton genius took each ChrUtnuu. seven wefle* with whooping!card as 119 received it. wrote on 11 | "Thank you. Tiw .xamc to you." and ■m Vin'i E'.t has returned- to; mailed it back to IM Minder Yet even a'-.iiii after bt-|iig absent two. so hr wa* ut Mime trouble and exiwnwr >n,nd Jo«d and thr littlr shlmrick’to tncim* slnmiv,. Idrrn urc nlso back at school. , stumped envelopes brought here Thuxsday Irrun i|kPontiac hMpiUil wh« r»>. rhe passed away tiiat morning with pneumonia, alter n five-day Hlnt-ss. Rhe leagtw th'- hivband- Ginger Ale IGA Apple Butter IGA So Pancake Flour Beans IGA Calumet 13c 25c Broom 29c SUGAR PEAS Everyone can say “I will buy only' the Leading make of tire . . . Thursday Goodyear IGA STANDARD Pineapple IGA < : 15c Beauty Soap IGA } Ralstons Wheat Cereal 21C Toilet Paper CHIgSO REXO 3 »• pkg. l^C For Delicious BISCUITS 30x4.50 ami uan;l-.ter\oi lion who ha* been drk but better. Tiw Farmer i* club will meet SaliirJohn Stair* and Andrea Linn were-day evening n: the home ol Mr. und m DelfOll lad week. Mr* Earl li'.infope uf North Pine . Joint Gardner. w|!r aiit! clang! "" ** ........ . ~ sympathy at the community in the loss<wre vtMtbrs ut Reuben Gtrliiigir’ [ HultUigK - _ • of their lather. Mr Hiram tlogrrs. who*, jujj-ed a*ay Friday turning al their j home Funeral servicer, are. ■ today) j Monday, tn Un nt nt a! East Cooper. j Mr and Mr* Bojr Wall-. •>( Kala, inazyu Apriit Friday with Uwir daughand l«n::t» Mr ..nd Mr- Ctamirr Ma-o and Bryant STORES 30x3!6 Goodyear 29x4.75 Goodyear 30x5.25 Goodyear $7®2 DON’T SLEEP ON LEFT SIDE CAS HURTS HEART SMITH & DOSTER •tte guttU ol Ml: Kmiutii Ui Midpenile Thunalay ught DELTON, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEHNESDAY. MARCH 9. IMt BARBYVH J.F, ‘ Invert. Thr alarm wtr» piven about ten' poini s. -«iilionl whldi hh llreiv e S« I withheld until hc nuke* himself pro-j Whr-w! What q bllaard nt lhe time ! Thr L. A. 8. will be held nt Uw homc|o' k*k and tltr origin unknown as it I ALL AUTO DRIVERS flrlrrit, • , I wr are writing our,Items for the Bnn--'of Mr. and Mr*. Will Hyde Friday. *ns vacant fur some- time, lire Michigan system of local exam- ( ncr. Guess we wifi have some winter.March li. for dinner Everyone i. canMre Evangte Miller and daughters dlally invited. »|>mt flaturdny al .the farm home of Annual Highway Death Toll of iruitkm may be successful under thr yet mills keeps up. following condlUoru, Mr. Baker *ald. Not many items thir week aa then Iwr mother. Mr; Sylvia Sddmdre. In­ The sick people tn our midst are tno 33,000 Necessitates This, First, the manual of driving procetlure numerous to mention. Home are better flu laatienta. tn nearly every iioim Baltimore in prejuuntion lor'the loca-■ •rust b<- elaborated; see-md. all testing and others are pint coming down with Mr .and Mr-. Hcriftc Wilcox wen-'non of bar Mvtfr nnd family. Mr. tiud; Road Expert Believes iit:i::crs must be .mpplied with ryr the epidemic. Sunday gtie*t>-of Mr and Mrs Vt-rtw;Mrs.'Byron Guy who wih lAe there, j • An annual motor death toll of 33,000 rlnru U11.< Hter n. Nellie Crow of HaMlng* spent Ilawbliix of JUghtank. I ciej| VanAukcn and fanulv arc now, . „ Mt*. in thr Unitad state* calls for a tlioruura » MM >«l dnvln, mt. WHnwin ram «M Th»r«tav wall Mr and Mm Max H>‘in.-.i of th“ located ut the Ezra Tob.a. farm Will; rmii’h inriital and iJrvaical check and lx, laid ax In v«h . M„, nh, F,ulk,„, ,M M,„ Center Road were guests ol Mr upd ,sft-Ji and family will mon- ’o a lartn. a comprehensive driving te«t fur every fourth, officers must make dualled re.............. Mr^Wlll Hyde Sunday. Puutkm-r. applicant for an automobile driving porta so IFul tlie suite cun be sure Hint Thursday afternoon Mr* E E Faulk- i Hie Home Management clou met at' Tin* Pieainje birthday urjuniraUorr license. urs-orrlliu* Ig'.lMlir* S. Baker. ",d "" . nim-nwn with w,u, .wo tier eritertailu-d two u tables ot the home of Mesdamw .Winnie and u«iiluni traffic enfantekof the Na­ nn.ll, n« aui, VHneU man b„^r ln ,„w M M„ Cm, Clarie Tobias Friday for an all day tional Safety Connml ZMirhigan law Iraki a school for examining oflicors or. -................. Mr- -l.ticma Eddy is 111 with the meeting. The das* woa reorganized and :er.d out' instructors. mumps at ihc-Jmme of her daughter. tjie following offwt ts tlecit d. chair by local Lolice otttetah. but dam not, Mrs Grace Mosier in Kalai.uszoo Her man. Mr.s Clara Day; Mcretary-treas­ (‘■iLtKtft. <>“■■- project was held thr SANOY make tht. compulMirv. . saeiuv IIH.I.S. iin-i.x. • u„v Ar{hllr (yay alM) ha5 lh(, mumps. urer. Mr., Clarir Tobias; leaders.-Mr.-' home tit’M| Evangie Milicr. ,.The Under tlie ।tian outlined by Mr Baker- Doris _ ________ _ -r____the _ _________ ..v..., Mc-KibUin spent Week end 1l< nr, Adam’ and son. Robe.;, arnl MulM-l Adams and Mr. Elite I Wilcox usual election of leader.-, ;or' the comeither state or specially trained local jw-itli her brut Iler, William, of Prairie- to Muskegon one day last w«tk ?o tiiat, Little Joyn- and Junior Join . arc <,fiber, would give thr Irsts Generalivtlle. ' Robert crtuld we-hi* mother who was both better Uii* Moruia* nmrrung bu! nnnth,, Vrar __ l*liy:..H-ul cbndltioii. hearing, testa of Mis* Ruth McKibbin returned home *ery ill. She puvu-d uwuy later in the >.Bobbie-; ronditiort remain:. ..t»-;itjh-eye-’., with mid without glax-w-s and ot from High achdol. In Hasting-, on ac- week eurh eve IndcpQftdehUy, ability to (Us-icount of iickm-M. but expect* to te-;j .Mr; Dan Erb went ■—— — ■1 Rapid.-. to ran- lor him to • Lowell SunUngUlMi color.-,, and ungle ot vision 1 turn soon. • 'd; day to kit-p houu* for her daughter.] We art- .all auXiomJy -Wallin;’ could liq simply tested by siieh^hrn. Ik* I Sunday school <-very Sunday at the Via Olive .......................................................... Pennock while the latter .r.. ‘ I willing tor better, new? soon J Itadfc • ::.ai«t ald. und churtii Everyurir wel- jn California to visit-her grandfather nmi If ir-VXu.-ipiiiirti umui.i.a. arose urram uf'any ab- j Yanks* invvr io Gull lake-thi* >o-k. Wr -wili’ Sunday visitor* will; IL A. Carpen-.; normality.' the applicant would lx- rent ;i <>in»to ii physician An exatninultim .oh| Everyone h invited — . ....... . niL-Ji them . • .LucUI<- Rogers. tinlln-hiw-1 and a Citivmg test Involving :iPawan which ” wilt given .>i nt >> tfwt Mrs Will «-.wlsiwnt FriCane i.vi of aalci uurg. At tat ........ ruFvmii’,. wimcfi >n be HF.vii i.-1 The third quarterly bUsihe.wt and ••(»•. Mr ' and i . BtaiuJa! . ** wm ■■ .!▼••• - .< - - k .. ..... iH'litt r. ... ... -.w.-.- Str Cai oi 1Z... KaUmh7>zi: Mr and XJr.. Mr-. . all. the iiianvint rs likely to be required fYiinkev .Spring-, church March 87. The;eioi-meeting forth!.. year, of tin- Ih'lUin . oth Mr. Slid Mr. Fred llamt; Harry M‘oo$l arid L«>n <>: Hastings. in.traffic Cnllowu. und,thy novicr is n- tinu- will b* announced lulrt Community club will be held at tli<> the MeKdvy district. qiilred !<> iiiukt-a-con-ol 7f> out of loo I Viola MrKibbih was not ub.t torbe/hall on Monday night, March 1.7. A Mr and Mr-. Fn-J.MM- «.! Detroit ----------------------- L...;----- I—:;Jin M-bturl Munday. We nil hope for Iter I pot luck supper, followed by the bu« lspent, the week end u ——. MH-rdy rec-overy Inev. -esiiWm. Then .Lyman Chamber- 1 ihrk M.CIrc ot llauir CiM'k Wat John Hilling. . | I Byron McKibbin strut tiw week end ■ ia)n will .show the pictures of the htfelth culled tn ht:> farm in Johnstown -fwitii U'llh Cliurlle lliuiirett In ...... u ...... ■ >i._ .. .n i Ciiarlu: Huggt-t'.. in Kal^m.trwJ.j fauiidaUon work. and.Uir children .wiil! Thursday-night. when.It. yu* OlrcoveYrd 'where li«- found work • .’’.ing the songs they arc learning to by neighbors that- tin- residence wan on ! M E. Mare wa* taken sick Wedncs- sing ut <h> county May festival in Has- fire ar.d soon consumed before be ar.day. • tings. Our ministe r. Mr*. Eva Tck< r *•- -Flower sub’titutid as' i — - ------ ----------------------------- ---- ---- m lhe primary item last uo Evt-iYiuu- plrare attend our wry- Thursday und Friday us Mr:.. Puhr was' IN CASH PHIZES J'-'5 ' , _ ___________ kick.'■ • XV ill be awarded *•.• .. I The play. 'Deacon Dubbs." us men* r I * .MOK<«AN. > turned in mir items lust week hu-; been Kir and Mr* W. H. Van Sickle of ’ jM,«t;K>ned for two weeks on ucrouni. ADVOCATES TESTSfOR asavKI a. SEEDS! SEEDING TIME is at hand! We have a full line of the BEST field seeds we can buy. X. See our seeds and get our prices before you buy. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT CO. FLOUR BRICK FEED COAL CF.M^NT - LIME TILE ’-i- FARM IMPLEMENTS PHONE 2118 HASTINGS $3980 ki:xai i. DRUGGISTS1 RADIO PARI Y Irn!r5.l5 Mountain; 4.15 I'ucilic, over n ConM-to(*<>UHt Hook-up of N.H.C. .StlllloilH. (irl your Entrance Blank* at son Cluir an<r Wile. are March'25-M/ We are tn hopes to (Jayton Webb Is working for Harry iju,-,.. gtz^i weatlx-r. no sicknc-a. and a Chreseinan as the Chccscman family cri)W(j by Uml tlmr ..... u.lfK varUl I ' . Mr.,und Mrs Glair Vun Sickle were CREKSEY " in Lansing Sunday uflrrnoon; also J sjm Rickr nmore pnvkl away Sun-' J'ulled on Otto Niff and family at i day morning of pneumonia. Funeral Charlotte. • j service-, were held ut the home on f luytori and Art mr W.-b»i called on ;T1I,.MlaV n,.v n..u,.x ol R^nd, >mvMr. and Mr:.. W B Webb of Ikiwhng lnK charge Burial at our cemetery. 'Sunday. His wife and relatives have our deep-i i Mr. and Mn Wane Christopher |Ml sympathy. Hc will be greatly mis*i-tent p.rt or m in buuuu. b, m'„„y (Kmd< ,„“d Mur,,., Guiding, . b«r« In .Blckrn„,ot,. Iul, .n.., S|»|^,« M-vir.Huxluan.U.n.M. u,, fl Mn.-Slmuon man l-l.ui.,11 I, arm, “J there, by the illness of tier Rrund-j f0). h(.r .mother.__ , * : Mrs. Wm. Culp l* 111 with pneumonia. Phone 2111 Halting*, Mich. I ,, ■ . , . i Mrs. June Honcy.sctte Is caring for her. *.„4.1.n,i, one uh.-rr w,,„ , THE AuE DRUG STOftli n. «,r «ee mlMw led mPW.aU- hi.laan, ter, Bunnw. wu taken lo lhe i X, ! ■ ,d ™l’l»’-p"b">’"r-|hon1,- nr lw Mill. Alte and Mte tete lorndltair ■ jhtalrirvlte It. la wry low whh I pneumonia at this writing. i Mr. und Mrs. N. H. Barber visiu-d relatives at Lansing, Wednesday. j Mr. and Mr:, Clinton Dunhutn and i family moved to Bloomingdale last [week Tht-y will be missed. ; Mr. and Mrs. L DePau and family jure moving on the form vacated by c. . Any money fit “lazy” now lying idle that ought to be1 Dunham Henry Huston and family earning something for the owner. i are moving on the farm vacated by L iDcl’aii. If all thi» money were put at work at once, the roflult ' Mr and Mrs. Henry Albertson-from ’ would be improved financial comlitiomt ami prosperity. 'near Parchment called on Mrs. Nell .Rickerman on Wednesday, i For many years money placed vyilh this Company I Wesley Cutler of Knlamifoo Is visit­ has returned not less than 5'.< earnings. ing Mr. nr.d Mrs. Peter jtickenmore. j Tlie Community Club said Circle Full information will be sent on request. (have been positioned for a month on 'account ot sieknrss and deaths. ; HIrani Rogers jias-x-d away Friday ■night about eight o'clock. Tlie (uneral j will be held Monday. Burial al Cooper. LANSING. MICHIGAN Carvcth &. Stebbins 1<-ii to ionlh< Capitol Savings & Loan Company Local Repre/entatiue: J. L. Maus & Son \ "PAINT COAT OF METAL" ABSOLUTE BROTECTION OR MODERN DECORATIVE BEAUTY . . . VALDURA . ASPHALT ALUMINUM PAINT Scianct now, after yaan of reMarch and actual teste, provides a naw aluminum paint—no powder —no dirt or waste, leu time to mix and apply— greater covering capacity, improved brilliancy and beauty, much longer life because of improved dispersion. We are (eady to -demonstrate to your satisfaction that this Is a revelation and economy.____________________________ ■ THIS AD .nd 10c •ntides you to a rssuler 25c she of VALDURA ASPHALT ALUMINUM PAINT. Or you can dip this ad and apply it as 15c on any larger >lx« you purchase—only one to a customer— BThls offer it made for the privilegw of proving to you the many merits of this ' VALDURA Coat of Metal"—Clip this ad—Il mutt be med within one week from date of Ihitptper. Goodyear Broi. Hardware Co. Ha,tin,*, Michigan . . Yankee Springs. i Miss Laura Raymond of Tompkins Lcame Munday to stay with her grundinothtr. Mrs. Eliza Norris. _ SjJrs. McOmber and son. Fred, from near Bowens Mills were calling on our street Monday. I Grandma Norris ha* not been so well !thc past week, but is-some better at । this writing. । Several around here are ill with the |flu. . , $frs. John Crawford and daughter, i Mrs. Mildred Roush nnd baby. Wilma ;Ix)u. from Gun lake, visited in the J. |C. Raymond home FYlday P. M, j Melvin McKibbin ciune home Friday [A. M. He has been working with the -•Brown Brothers on the road near i Olivet. z | Mrs. Melvin McKibbin and children ; I came Home Saturday night after *prnding jome time with her mother, Mrs‘ Hattie Williams near Middleville. Mrs Get hie Duffy spent, the week end in Hustings lhe guest of Mr und Mrs Cincebcaur nnd daughter. Jeanne. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moran und Mr. and Mrs. Jack Diffley qll of Chicago spent Sunday in the home of Rev. H. H.. Goodin «nd family Abraham Hintand of OUego. for­ merly of this place, brought his wife here for burial tn the Yankee Spring; cemetery Monday. Mr..and Mri. Dennis Duffey and daughter, Phyilii, spent the week end at Lake Odessa with Mt>*. Duffey's sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Pierce O'Connor, EAST GUN LAKE. William Powers and brother Chilrles of Grand Rapids called on friends here at the lake. Monday. Mrs. Mildred Roush lias been ill the past week but u much better at ttjla writing. Mrs. John Crawford and daughter Mildred and little Wilma Lou called on Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Raymond and mother. Mrs. Lydia Williams of Yan­ kee Springs Friday P. M. Vaughn Murphy of Delton spent the week end with Ray Crawford. Mr- and Mrs. Harry Selkirk of Plain­ well called on Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford. Sunday. , Mrs. Maud Fitch of Jackson returned home Tuesday p. M. after attending the funeral of Mrs. Elisabeth Salisbury. Wally Slater of Chicago returned home Tuesday after' spending a few days with his brother, Qus Slater, of this place. , .Tlie.Four Times. Beycn club ..which was well attended. Mn. Agnes Count and Mrs. itola Kirnmey will entertain for the next one Saturday evening. March 13. . Mr. and Mr*. Will Crawford will celebrate their 42nd wedding anniver­ sary1 Wednesday evening. March 0. Building & Loan Association Shares Offer Desirable Security of Investment The unquestioned charactV of Building and Loan shares as a safe investment has been dem­ onstrated by the fact that during the year I 93 I not a single Building and Loan Association in Michigan has been forced to close its doors This unusual record of financial stability in the . face pf such abnormal times as those of the past two years is certainly a wonderful tribute to the economic soundness of Building and Loan fundamentals and reflects the exceptional de­ gree of protection our state laws provide for investors in institutions of this nature. Fundamental Elements of Security That.Protect the Building and Loan Patrons Are as Follows: 1—The safety of a shareholder’s money in any financial institution depends upon how safely it is reinvested for him by that Institution. Under tlie laws of this slate a Building and Loan Association can lend only on licst mortgages. Thr place­ ment of funds is thu* restricted lo one of the safest, most profitable types of investment known. Thr fafE valur and lived interest rate of ‘ a good first mortgage does not vary with lhe Udes of fortune. The in­ vestments of the Hastings Building and Loan Association are in first mortgages on Hastings property largely, and every dollar m> invested h secured by mortgage on improved property right here in Barry county. 2—Under our plan we require that mort­ gages be retired on monthly payments; thu* the amount owing u» i« decreased each month and at the same time our security Is correspondingly increased. This plan also insures the return of a certain percentage of our entire working capital each nionth and affords our borrowers a systematic and easy method of paying off their mortgages with a consequent reduction in the num­ ber of foreclosures. -*• ■ 3—The law under which Building and Loan Associations operate afford* protection against any excessive withdrawals on the part of patrons and forestall* the possibility of a “run** on the institution. In­ vestments In Building and Loan, unlike most forms uf saving* deposit, are not payable on demand; nor shall thq Association be re­ quired at any time to pay out on withdrawals of investment more than one-half of its receipts in any one month. This wise safety clause is assurance against any disturbance In tlie country or rommunity inasmuch as it provides that al least 50 per cent of our monthly receipt* will always lie available lo carry on thr business and pay dividend* to shnreholdrrs. 4— A Building and Loan Association is not owndd by a limited group of itockholdrr* who control IK affair*, rlrct it* officer* and rxtabliah It* policy. It l» a mutual organization in which each investor h a shareholder and part owner of lhe entire assets of the institution, on an .equal basis with every other investor. Eacii investor ha* a vote in electing the directors and is privileged to attend Ita meeting*. Each shares proportionate!*- with every other member in the earn­ ings of the A*Hoc4ali<-n. 5— Reasonable withdrawals ‘ are permitted by Building and l-can Associations in normal times making llil* form of savings convenient (or lhe investor, and even In abnormal tlnws such, as Ihi* lhe requirements of investors are con-' siderrrt under (he policies that insure absolute fairness. It if how­ ever. the underlying security afforded every Investor that appeals most lo the individual. The basic principles above stated build that security. There are no depihiu payable .on demand. There is no fixed rate of interest to be paid. The investment* are limited to pany and the securities,, ahd Ids rate ot dividend is bused on com­ pany earnings. ' • 6—In a Building and Loan Association ? there is no double liability on stock because every Investor, being a shareholder, is on an equal footing with every other investor. Ax Uio^ftyby the .above comparisons we are not in any sense a bank. We iiave no checking accounts and we do not solicit the short term deposit funds which logically belong in the bank subject io ready withdrawal. We do on the other hand offer one of lhe best and most convenient forms of invcslmehU, and one of the most secure and at tlie same lime most profitable. In the 1931 Michigan Statutes, Act 263, Building and Loan Associations are listed as depositories for trust funds for veterans and minor children of deceased veterans. As each guardian in such cases must report all deposits to the U. S. Veterans Bureau, this makes Building and Loan Associations Na­ tionally recognized depositories for Trust funds of this class. This Association Has Paid 5% per Annum Since Its Organization . Our Building and Loan shares may be taken on the part payment plan by opening an investment account with a small initial payment down and then paying additional amounts in regular weekly or monthly in advance payments. All money so invested participates equally in the full earnings of the Asso­ ciation from the date of investment. Hastings Building & Loan Association Telephone 2503 Stebbins Bldg. HASTINGS, MICH. �1U0K TWp.vr THE HASTINGS HANNER. WFDNODA Yi MARCH 9. Wt SUGGEST TIME TABLE | , . Tnnnil verCTAQI tre i Se';«raL cases of the prevailing grippe TO BOIL VEuE lABLtb I i-pid-'inlr are reported In and around Hens'. 15.000 I Want To Pul Back/' ftowri WKI.Ha’nrnqhd and family. ai*o!’ Overcooking Harms Quality of: Arerie H.rn;-.<<im and inic have beenUn-.U. victim* the past week. Mrs.'Bert Otis Food and Makes It •Harder < nearly .recovered-from her re• to Digest cent mnt&’ A tune table for bulling vegetable* Tne condition ot Mrs. CM Stanton, will be of fnacUcwl ums lo housewives Wild has been conhned to her bed the in procuring the best riaulta. The ex-1 par! year, h cnilMden-d quite serious nwiMpn division of the home economic^ i being very weak at thu.. writing and department of Michigan Sjate CoIIi r.-; with very liU3<”l>ope uf tier recovery, has prepah-d such a- guide, which Her »i«er. Mrs. Frank Bostwick oi designates Uu- proper arnonn'. of water)Ros* called a! her lumu^Friday. j ninxied and the time required for thf | Mr, and Mrs CliatAfjMacklndir andi vegetable to tKcotnc render ’ Robert returned Friday from thtlr winA large amount of water :» required' t,.r rojourn in the sunny south, touring' for green beans, young and'old bccixta* u.-iial in their conveniently arbnw.ieU sprouts, cabbage, cauliflower. > ranvttT hutuc car. it bring an annual Ire.-h corn, onioqg. and turnips. A»j»ra-j cw nt the pax: tew year*. ' B.L-. TO,..nil,. .,«! S.M udhl. Alrt *Mrr ,o P”-' 1 ZV. I mni.lhb moling airf dlnnrr Tlulndgv u». »>.U« yrawj-nd old chutcK rnkrr. .nd pe» n«dLrtou,h lo 1-7'*; Udi-* In lb-conmumu mn .1 Uv nom^ of. Mrs. Fern Herrington Thur--' 'i day ill last week and completed the’ ftwli worsted quilts which they have) i t>s-n working op at . their afteniMKi] meet{nits. - ! TiK'Hoqie Ec‘>mui:e.. Evti-n. i >n gniupi rOCK^E ♦ SPONSOR0 AM° GUAHANrtED Bl slUDtBA^« Thrills and surprises new in the low priced field await you in the Rockne. It has everything a great car should have—J^ee Wheeling in all for­ ward speeds. Full Synchronized Shift, Automatic Switch-Key Starting. Ami literally pillowed in rub­ ber its smooth, lightning fast six cylinder engine I gives 4-Point Cushioned Pou er. Before you make up your mind on any car, driCc the Rockne. numbered amort it the sick; Kintz ., JacL-Wi---. . . I.VTr- Ed. Gujki ot Waktfli Id arrived ' Thursday fur a visit with her daugh­ ter. Mrs. Royal flood. I Arthur fic'Jrrt macle a business trip ■ to Grand Rapid* Tuesday. . Mr. and Mr- George D-mltia .-|x-n; the week-nd in Grand ftapids ui'!'-. . - tlMur wm. Frank C Denting. 'rid.iy cvcnln -. Dell Godfrey and Jux<“ Knowl>s . ' " mad", a bu -iru- .. trip to Grand Rqpi;' Tlntn-day. William Fc-rtiey. Sr. <>I frvmi: Called. Friday at the huttie of 1U* xm -Grow Mr .inti Ml - Dave Wuvj <■! Lake ut Fret-port. . Either Rmuii tpade a business O1I1 .-.-.i I’.pcnt Sunday with tiw former'-4 • i.'-ter and hinbaiftt._Mi. and Mr*. C. L. Grand Rapid. Saturday day Mr. and Mr 4 enlli-d to !h<- fiurrm rer .Mrs Ion Ship! count of illness Model "65" Model "75" llrt’ 1W ta> 1-11».]. in. Ilf .•115’ 1 >5k{. tn. GOODYEAR BROS. HDWE. C0.'| HnMings High ■ ciuiliflnw'-r. 10-15; celery. cut. 15-25; l,re»h zarden coin, on coh. 3-;'. fn.M: ... .. Wh ___ . h of Render-:! Redm market corn on cob, 10-15; oauinv shut: who upent lhe latter part of tlwj quartered: 20-3?.; parsnip- iquarrend' week with Mr and M:.. s. Wcrtman 25-30; pea-. >h.-ticd*15-30; 1r|-h l»iuirje*. 20-30: sweet wilatrrti. 15-23; spinadd i am Uy and Mi; Charle> Humphrey ^'■jiened his. tiday and 8atur<Liy of lust wet ; a brother oi Mr-' Harold Rdm Vital Specifications I:*lr4 Long Vi'itreiba-v! l arge Motor,—ralu duplacmml \ rtv Fowetful Muli-ri—- brake h. p. Extra Large Brale*—braking suriacr Hastings, Mich. ’’^i,C'^k75^ ""Toc-KN'- s58>5_$6q5 Mi >■ Lonuc -Wolcott h rtfoverh'; from «n operation Tlninday fur th*’ H-.i-tlnK- and Mr. Kathrrlm- Muhlt of Giifiid Rapfdi. Sunday wit I.Um.< . • and family Grand R.iptd Mf. nnd Mi.•dll-- flu this week Hitleklcj. of Grand buMnev, trip to Free-, thy fUfcti-rtiik. ;< turnwr loft W. XV BopHhper made a tjumuss trip.’ Mck list to Grand Rapufe Tuesday Mt ■ C chttren with a O CAI DC! VULUlJ; ould like- to hat liiarh". Ore»tV>< INFLUENZA and GRIPPE! Take Care of That Cold Before | It Leads to Something More Serious • WE HAVE THE AIDS AND HELPS THAT WILL TAKE CARE OF IT ON THE START. ClaYy111111 children mir. t PRICES.’.QUALITY add Mr. Clyde RII. H. I'monthly iwetinc. Wedn-. ■ p«m. Club N‘>. 3 will film Rexali Cold Tablets, special 25c Aspinoids, Cold Capsuls, we ' guarantee them ............. 75c Hills Cascara Quinine . 30c Grove’s Bromo Quinine 30c Zerb’s Cold Capsuls 25c & 50c Vapure, the new inhalent for head colds . -. 39c & 79c Vicks’ Vapo Rub, both kinds* . 35c Vaporizing Balm .............. 25c & 50c Bronchial Salve . . ................ 35c Mi 31 Sol., the best antiseptic . 59c Ephedrine Cornp., inhalent oz. $1.00 Atomizers for sprayingTiose $fid Throat . .... 98c and up - HERE’S PROOF! You Are Assured of a Combination of Both Quality and Low Prices At Your A&P Store Mild Lb DEL MONTE PEACHES La,;8c «■> PET or CARNATION Small ciui 3 for MACARONI Bulk CAMPBELL'S TOMATO SOUP HOME STYLE BREAD 10c 3 c»n« 50c Urge 6c 4 Lbs. 25c 3 for 19c Jry a Loaf NUTLEY MARGARINE . SHREDDED WHEAT N B.C. PREMIUM SODAS N.B.C. EXCELL SODAS 14c • S for 25c ' WHITE HOUSE MILK WE SAVE YOU MONEY ON SICK ROOM SUPPLIES. GOODSftJELIVLRED f 3 Lbs. 25c N.B.C. SPECIALS ’ , pkg. 10c , N.B.C. GRAHAM CRACKERS 2.1b. carton i}>< 2-lb. carton 21c 1 N B.C. ASSORTED FLUFFS lb. ISc 2-lb. cition 17cN.B.C. CHOCOLATE CAKES lb. 19c I FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY TBtEPHON E 2 HI CIGARETTES '£& 2&‘- -<-$1.25 EVERY ITEM LISTED HERE SELLS FOR THINK OF IT I 20 Items Investing- Safely RICE Fancy Sunnytield RAISINS Honcybuuch, Se.dlt u SARDINES InQdoeMu.Urd RAJAH SALAD DRESSING BAKED BEANS Quaker Maid ii tiMilf worthy oi ? tiw .-arm# <•!' nr >' iisdufi one day Uni Standard Savings Loan Association GrMWojd *’ vl t)ic Quarterly meet-1 and faintly and Mr*.' Dairolt. Michigan Local Rtprtuntatiie. J. L. MAUS & SON Hastfap. Michigan All ol Ono Kind or / Assorted If You yvish : ■ : ; : CORN Country Gaollanjan 11-ox. can TOMATO SOUP Van Camp’. can DINNER ItOLLS pan of 16 for BEETS nr DICED CARROTS No.2m.tan SAUERKRAUT or HOMINY No.2 ria*can Sc Sc 5c 5c Sc — IN A&P QUALITY MARKETS Friday t-rening*. and; inal- on Satuid.n evuinf. | kHivfdt tiie loss oi one penny n j dGiarnd-r > . entire Mtutactrau auri profit. EfC For $1.00 Mr. «•: Mi - .Richard'Bluuili a.-.u children i-l lirtma l-crise were ctdrrfau-ard Suncuy by Mr. and Mm. John Wcarey Marg-irrire WutimR uf Grund IS vUtluig.Xir. and Mn,. FrctL for a few days. family 'moved from*' ’ lire- Rtclurdzonj and children I Battles or gucaU ul Ute] Renter Shoulder Cut* PORK ROAST BEEF ROAST PORK STEAK Lean Mmuld.r Cut. 3 BEEF STEAK Round or Sirloin 2 BACON SQUARES Mild Sugar Cured LARD 50 Lb. Tip* Para Ryfuwd 8c 10c 25c 25c 6Vtc _ $2.50 AGP FOOD STORES The Great Atlantic i Pacific Tea Co. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. HI DNLSIHY. M Gt( Iltf.IKt Funeral MrvicM tor Jean Jonc*. sec-! NASHVILLE- MIDDLEVILLE. ; ond daughter of Mr- and Mr*. Dewey Republican - cauru* of Thomapple; La*t Week * Letter Mis* Esther Dull of Landing spent Jone* wa* held Friday afternoon st township 1* culled for Saturday at 3:30; the week end with her parent*. Mr. and the North Maple Grove churah con- p m al the engine house This 1* the ducted by Rev. E. F Rhoades Mr* Ly,o mBitc your choice of officer* for Mn A. E Dull. kin* sang. Jean wa* sick with penu- the c->mtng year Mr* Martha Varney 75. pxved away m«>l. in. Ulan a Rn,n„ „r,y „wl„ M Thur*day evening at the homa of her Lae Meyers ha* purchased a grocery , heM, ■ u one xhM r_an be proved A daughter. Mr*. Robert DeCamp Mrs store with a hipch counter In Conner.-1 f#rmPr nPgr hfn. wo cutting wood on1 Varhey had "been in falling health for . Waohlngion'* birtiiday when he dlM-ov. over • year but her death wa* hastened Hon at Battle Creek (The Nashville firemen sponsored a^rrt-d ■ blue rarer ll< eap(urrd it and by two fall* site leave* three daiightrr*. Mr- Arvilla Evrftlt of Nashville. dance Wednesday mghl at the Odd !>«• It where he can show hts story to be true Mr*. Rill,i DrOump MfUtTkof Na*hv|lle. Fellow Hail Mr* fJlliun Beach ol nrutXVermontWife, Mr*. Fred Warner wa* »ltt a few Stock Shipjrr... AMuxiation In Id fhtlr! one sou. Salomon VabirZob, NarSiwlle, cl«)s the last ot the weel( • annual meeting, with a good attendIB grdndchlldrcn, laSrfrat grandchil­ Funeral services for Mr*. Alice Mr- a net on Wednesday. One in * dirrrtcr dren three sister*. Funeral *crvlce;; Fartend were held Bunday afternoon chosen nt. John E Sriultw did not were held Sunday afternoon at the De­ at two o'clock al the Hess J*tinera'. j cart to remain on tlie board on acCamp Iwnnr Rev Delz.ng officiated Hmw conducted by Rev. W D Hayes coant of Hie condition of lib. health f Mrs McFarland had a stroke about HL* *4>n-in-law. Fred Hoff uns elected Mr.*. Gad Lykin* *ang. Burial wa* at Nashville. . . four week* ago at Du* liome of her jin ids stead. I( g nBnn»on w»* able to’ ctmur Mr* Gonlun French and children of mother. Mr* Hannah Robin-son He.Bay City spent the week end with her sister, Mr.* Bertha Mater of Marshall down town 'he other day. He i, *uremother, Mrs Anna uribtocn ’ and Mtes Amy Hartwell cared for tier I K14d to grt ..ut .otier more, after flv< Mr and Mrn' H C. Kletnhan* and, She leave* her aged mother. Mr* R.Jj- j mogth* cvnliu.-ment following hi* auU‘ family spent the week end with the ln*on. and one *i»ter. Mrs Mater . an ident. 111. daughter frwn Colorado • former's mother. Mr* Gran- Klein­ Mr and Mrs. D D- He**, Mr*. Gai! h visiting tlie family for a few das- funs, in Grund Rapids ,L>lun». M,. ou.l. y lM*r ..»• Mr w„l]u., „ W n WjtafT M B» “ » O-W-u, HUM by m,- -1 ............ Mr. and Mrs Ed Wtlktw and'family . Kenneth I.vkiiu haYoficncd a cream and egg station hi th»-'bnlldinc for­ merly occupied by the A m -am-.tii co Three t>- krte, In the field for villrigt election March U on the non-Partisan ticket !’rc*ldent. F. D. Olnutrad; .; Clerk. Theo- Itera; Treasurer. Ralph WHlw-rtier: Assessor. Fhrin Nash; Truste'c, one year. Dr Stewart tx>fdahl; tor two years, Amo* Wenger. - Arthur BaMctt<H. H McVeigh Republican ticket— President. C W M-oanr. Fird Pi.Her. Trrusuivr Ralph Wi therbee; Trust, >• one year. Charlea Higdon. two >cn»* E L. Hcbantz. C. T. independent ticket President, E B Greenfield; Clerk. Arthur Hou>ler; Ward A Quick; Tiwtcc. one v'r.ir (ililhum Ha nr*. Otto 1 ■< «,» uw (Mku -u» m ,)R >MnM: • end wt'h her son William Gokay ana Our.lMikel bah team met defeat hi family at Jackmt]. , Mr । C L. Glasgow b spending th" a hard fougltt game at Woodland.Ft.day evening A di*appol»ti»vnt to u* week with r/lattvr* in Grund Rapid Mrs. Frank McDerby and J Clare | MrDcrby were at Albion Mohduy aftrr.................. rfoon. ■ forenoon. Not nmen danunw done , to Will Kuhlman arid wm Paul of |>-'the house <>f Mr* Susan Allen, troll are xpendinR a few day* with thr Tile death of Philip KHaer at ’h< .former'* ... .pwrther. ..... .._ Mr*. Polly .. ... hr*.*pital In Grand Ruplds was a s!inrt'.; Kuhlman Mr-. Grace Kirtniianir^of 'Orand Ho hi*, many friend.* wlu» were looking Rapid* «|ieni Monday i«l her home. for hlt> recovery. 'Hm- funeral was haktl at Qte late Iwnnr on tin- VaninKeith phlllllk of Grand Raplda spent Sprlmc. road, where- he hz«d lived forthe wick end with hU family henktaW McWiiu of Verincntvilhr u iuul worki-d for many jaople in thf , former trrtdrnl of . Nashville pa**c<> vicinity nnd .*n far we never Iw-urd id hi* lia-.uig an enemy. In imr a nun >x uwav Friday rhoriilmt. ----- —»>»«------ - - loved bv till. Two -on* and a daw There.* nothing like keeping think* t«-r nr? left faUicrlra*. te-id-- ri v In ptoportion, A Michigan policcrna’- c hildren His'burial wa.. oq Frnluy ner>vt,red" an Austin and got 35 centy Mt, Hojtr ceuietery . ' ' " Banner. ' * “ Smith, living al I’anfjelev » rew ard' - *' Nashville 9Kinds COAL ONE OF THEM WILL I SURELY SUIT YOU. PAOB t , Pi: URIEV1LLE. No school ’.'rlday, ,M:- Hyd<- -ul' Mr..McKibbi|i Ji- •H<*HdlP>; Rm. A* Pregrw Day ui Kalama*'* • Trlpl.- fjiik ci tb wilt-bat hold’ «. int-. ntrc thr month bit uccouni <>! much likkr.. .<• briv amt in tlM* vicmit Burn ’« Mr and M;. 'Ratetph A-‘ M ui >ut •>! thf huir.- ’.I ’.!»«' Tut'. ; imn'iiti-. Mr. inn Mr.- Wullh sniitii an eight atid tfuce fourth imaiia* dough--; t<r. turned B'-vcrl; Marie CoiiBiatuam’. Phlhft Mulat Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. telephone; 2515 Advanced Refrigeration ' idealizing that thcr<Htrc many thousands of t people who would like to own a genuine Frigidaire, and whose purchases have been delayed only because of first cost—V^*announcc new prices—the lowest in . Frigidaire history. In doing this we have considered aU thejzcononiies in mabufacturing that can be effected by greatly increased production and gre offer­ ing the public-the advantage of these savings. Ttiduy you can hate a genuine Frigiduire with all it offern in convenience,, economy, depemlabiUly and known value—the 4 cuhico foot Moraine Mode! — for as little as S130 f. o. b. Dayton, Ohio. FRIGIDAIRE f Th1’ t’Cncral Motor.* Value in t\e Refrigeration Industry CONSUME R S POWER COMPANY PHONE 23d5 Hoarded Money If thr I'.- hillion dollar* now hoardrd were pul back into clr< illation, in a year'* tinir it would do 135 billion ’Three havr lo-rn no tailurr* ol Buildinc and Loan A»xociallon, in MlclJcan durinc the pa»t year, a* ihr*e AyxbcfaUon* are protected from run* by Mate .Malate. ' Why not invol your *urplu» fund* in thl* 47-ycar-old Institution? he Rational ffinait & jjnuegtment flKomajxmi 1250 Griswold St.. Detroit Established l«N9 J.L Maus & Son. Loral Representative, Hastings In Your Next Cake Use K C Baking Powder and notice the f/ne texture and large volume. Because of its high leavening strength you use less than of high priced brands and are assured ol perfect results in using fT/^BAKING IW POWDER SAME PRICE 40 FOR OVER YEARS 25 ounces for 25c h*$ Double Acting aritip Jar 41 irt children. Mr’ , lu >: »;> her It looks morv like winter in Mated. lbap-.it wnj -dim- during the mi culledwilder month-. • Mr. und Mi*. Ben Nagel and la mH* have moved n> meir ii<-a- name in ttwj powers sc-lmol neighborhood wtiMc! Hindi Laughlin Hied • Fred Fredrick of OrUlld Rapiiij,. and a friend from H.i-'timc* Wfn- calling in 4rvouj.onu day la*t wj«;k Ml** Mary J-nkiii' visited'in r -.t-.-T u r ut Kalam.muo on Wednesday. I Mr. and Mr.* Rh-hard Tompkm •Mr und Mi ■ Ixv lllacklord and family attended the funeral of n nlalive. Mrs. Ft»fcr. at Hume Alt, ' re­ cently. Tiw Nichol* family u* rc called toj Grand Rapid.* by thr death of Mi' | Nichol*' f*th> r Philip Keis.T al Bt.j Mary's ho-piial on .March 1 The lathily have the sympathy of all. Frank McNutt uttcndi-d tin-, funeral of hu> aunt. Mi.*. Edith McNutt Ru»-| sell who died recently in Grand Rap-, ids and wa.* brought lo Rutland Ome-' tcry near here for burial ■ No Arjiuol Monday. our U‘uetw». Haxvl MtC.iui, had Chi’ flu . . Margaret Palmer wa* cut ot Mrhodll Uli* uixk. enterinhiinic Uir. chtckcii pnxd i The Sunshine club met with Inez* jordan 'i'huraday and tied off a quilt ' Tlv next tnevtiiu; will be with Efrtel / William* April 7 || Mr. and Mo John Murphy of Grand: Rapids spent Turr-rfav with Mt. atwl! Mr* Cims. Bennett spent Tuesday tu Grand Rapid! Mrs.' Curtts pierce rviurned'horae with them! * j to attend thr play given by thr Py thian : til*t*n at Middleville WcdneMUv cvc-J hit's I Arlene Wtilljim* Wa* • .ilx-rnl frutn . chooi a couple ot days on account ol I the flu. (JOHNfiRN. Mcrl" Count <il Kali-, AUCTION SALE Having decided to quit farming and having rented nty farm I will have an. auction sale on the premises, 2 miles east and one mile north of Woodland, on 3 ruhk Line No. 14, on TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1932 . Commencing at 10 o’clock and sell the following: HORSES Brown marc, weight 1200. Bay gelding, weight 1300. Bay mare, weight 1300. Bay gelding, weight 1300. CATTLE Holstein c6w, 3 years old, giving milk. Holstein cow, 3 years old, giving milk. Holstein cow, 3 years old, giving milk. Holstein cow, 3 years old, giving milk. Holstein cow, 9 years old, giving milk. Durham heifer, 3 years old, giving milk. Durham heifer, 2 yrs. old, pasture bred. Durham cow, 10 yrs. old, giving milk. Jersey cow, 4 yrs. old, giving milk. Durham cow, 3 yup. old, giving milk. Durham cow, 10 yrs. old, giving milk.Jersey bull registered, 2 yrs. old. 20 head of calves and yearlings. 60 head of sheep. TOOLS . McCormick Deering tractor 10—20. McCormick grain binder,, good condition. / John Deere mowing machine, 6 ft. cut. John Deere side delivery rake. John Deere hay loader. John Deere 2 row corn cultivator. ’ John Deere corn planter. McCormick, 2 roll corn busker. Osborne corn binder, like new. Black Hawk manure spreader. Miller bean puller. 2 wagons, 2 racks, pair sleighs. Chevrolet truck, 28 model, run about 6000 miles. McCormick 1 row cultivator.' 2 -3 section spring tooth harrows. One-horse walking cultivator. 3 andem disk harrow, 8 ft. Spike tooth harrow. Cultipacker, 8 ft. 2 sets work harness. Belts, pullies, shafting, milk cans, milk cart, platform scales up to 800- lbs. and other articles too numerous to mention. HOT LUNCH AT NOON •1 ERMS—All sums of $10 and under cash. Over that amount 7 rnos. time will be given on bankable notes with interest at 7’’. No property removed until settled for. J. F. ROWLADER, Proprietor dUi » COL. M. E. BOWERS, Auctioneer. McCartney, �PAGE FOURTEEN | LEGAL NOTICES | Mrs. Charles Carlton received word Lg-t Week's Letter. ' Mr and Mis. Fred Cisler of Grand! last Saturday that her father William Rapldk and Arthur Cisler of Hantingn, England. <if Grandville. Michigan, hod; spent Sunday with Mrs Marvin C>«-j suffered a «tHike,’ Mr England- K SI7! Ivr and son. Ray. a sjxwimt'n which usually told for $600' Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lightfoot fcf Free-j today may be bought for $150 or tern. ...... ... — ...I ... i DONT.GETUP NIGHTS Physic the' Bladder Wfth ' with the fin. but under Ute treatment Only one-thtrd of tlie 3000 iota of ol tier physician is .-.lowly recovering. honey consumed in England every year « home produced. Mr knd Mrs. Morris England visited W H Keuvey at UraiuJ Rapids las*.' Tuesday, ft will l>- t ■ mrtntrred Mr.t und Mrs KetuH-y occiipirdyFie ol Mor-1 Mrs. Francis'Haight spent Monday! rb England's cottages: but falling 1 health will.not permit hr. coining this! m Grand Ro puts. ■ Mr. upd Mr*. John 'Winger and Or-1 plia spent Sunday in Allegan, guest*’- Ralph Rinkbeiner of Mr. aud Mrs. Julian Watch Our Window Signs For Outstanding Week-End Speciali mound but not well yet. ' The Wilbur Schantz family arr ai)| called Olady.-i RitXl of tin- neighborhood were Grand,’ united in nmrrlnge ul Hast mgr. Satur­ day afternoon und left Sunday to luke londay tip their.-pasitipii on a farm near Kent COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS -Portland <Or<-> journal. EVAPORATED MILK Rh$tdu Whitworth stayed Lyle .Jone.; and son,, of Assyria. called on Remember that next Sunday there! Frank Hawblitz Sunday will be church services. ELstrict Supt . Wheeler'will be here to conduct the’ Aervicts and we hope there will be a' ROLLED OATS YELLOW CORN MEAL 5 5 “■ PANCAKE FLOUR . Mrs. Floyd Kinne of Hiutuip.s spent Monday und Tuenkiy with Mrs. Curt Country Club - 20 ot. pkg- 7c pie. February 26, a five pound daugh­ ter Mrs Milo Barry is curing for Mrs Gillespie und the baby. Mrs Muy Crook and livQdaughter of» Vermontville UJbfRi Xsjjr ristir. Mr- Edith Bolter. Sunday. Miner Batcnmn of Spring Arbot visit IfX-l Week's Letter Mr. r.ntf Nils Howard Ware visited cd at Frank and William Cogswell a few days last week relative-. in-Ann Arbor Sunday. The teacher of tlie Lakeview school. Marjorie Reynolds has been ill the Mis- Norma Rowley. t* ill amt Mrs past Week. Ciitts Cuatelrtn visited his sisters in Carne Fisher supplied for her. lint Battle trei-k Part of test week. Mr. tmd'Mrs. H. F. Munnn and Mb news of the pauuQng ol her mother. Mrs Ifeldeiniin were Sunday callers ut Al Oberly. of. Alto. Sunday night Mias Naomi Bldelman ot Hastings spent the past week at her home here; Sunday. FANCY SIFTED PEAS Uy of thr Quiltrap district spent Tuca* day with Mr. and Mrs Bert Dairy. MAYONNAISE NORWEGIAN SARDINES 4 ■» “■ >■■■ $1.29 SCRATCH FEED Coinptn ihii •ic«ll«nt quality KRAUT .Charlotte spent lhe week end witii his ‘.‘later. Mr- Adnan Johnson) and fam- Mrs. I oren Smith was called to Has-. tings Wednesday to help rare for her I.Aster. Nellie Cappon. who i* ill with' ! lhe flu Nellie h i<t the home of iu-rj brother. Jbhii Cuppen. | i Mr and Mrs. Dennis Duffey and .Phyllis spent the.week end with Mr. ; JEWEL COFFEE , Drink this popular family favorite CAMPBELL’S SOUP 3 TOMATO - You know lhe quality Mr*. Sarah Townsend’ was a guest' at lhe home ut her son. Mr. unit Mis I D Townsend of Charlotte last week ' Mrs Geo Townsend to reported to bc| • - Milo Schondelmeyer attended the: | basket ball game at Wayland Friday evening with Mr. and Mrs Ray Serven of Middleville, Barbara wwdrBctty Ser­ I ven remained at the Schondelpieyer; ! home all night. | Mrs Claude Frye of Grand Rapid>i On reading and filing thr petition; sjient. from Friday until Sunday nigh I ■ with her parents. Mr. and-Mr* Frank Mn. Marjorie Bacheilor of Free|Mir‘. j le^.ii Jisaif thereof. limiting the time nnd Miss Irma Bush of Hostings spent within whlth the same may be. pre­ Wednt-.-dav night with MLm Ethel Pal-. sented and pf-oviding lor publication of. I mer and attended the play ut Middle­ ville the said Receiver to prepare and fur­ nish blank proofs of claims to be uwd for such purpose, and the court being <v Rev.. Riebel. who visited in Detroit fully advised in the premise*: • 1 and Brown City the fore part ot last week. returned Thursday .. Mrs. Minnie Scheel entertained the hereby ORDERED. ■ Extension cla.ys at, her home Tuesday. DECREED tlwt 1» persons who may Mrs tJarric Oerlinger and Mrs Leela! the Nkld NuAp- J Winkler were in Hastings Thursday. i Mi.iugan bunking I Mr. and Mrs. Graves of Detroit called; | on their cousins, the Gibson family. ward B Finley. Jr.. Receiver thereof, I Wednesday. within ninety days from this date. PORK and BEANS 4 -- FANCY CORN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES fniit and rejetakle gorchaies Mskt Kr»t*r** >•« Il's yaur (iaranlra el quality and |a>dtn Irtthneaa. . SWEET POTATOES ItHUBARB SPINACH CALIFORNIA ORANGES the >a’.d Receiver is hereby authcirized: to prepare and furnish blank proofs' ufjdaini to be used for such purpose. | PICNIC STYLE paper printed, published and circulated in tlie village pl Nashville. Barry COun-। Mr und Mrs. Jay Blough visited rhe intter's sister. Mrs. Fred- Slocum, und family of Grand Rapids Friday. ----—•- -------- - —-Owing to the severe snow storm obtlate hereof, th* said Receiver shall scuting his vision. Harvey Blough proceed with the distribution of the1 drove in the ditch Saturday as hc assets of said bank tlthout reference; turned lhe comer east of Art Richardto tlie claims not proved when dlvi-! son's Harvey escaped without injury dends are paid or distribution made, but the car was somewhat damaged. Try a Banner Want Adv. iht Nash-, Olivet Memorial Girl's High school at Chickiang. Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Penoyer of Grand Rapids visited Mr. and Mrs Jay 3-W, Blough Sunday. t NaahvUle. Michigan. Kim Sigler, ROUND Smoked Picnic* Swift'i Circle S, Shankle** Sliced Bacon Bacon Square* Sugar Cured Rolled Rib Roa*t u. 10c � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-03-16.pdf 2cb7771763777a5b41461329e482c14e PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MARCH 16, 1932 14 PAGES FIRE CAUSED $1,400 LOSS ON TUESDAY FORENOON IT WAS JUST LIKE FINDING THE MONEY COUNCIL ORDERS ITS VOTING EQUIPMENT NUMBER 46 PAGES 1 to 8 ELECTRIC PUMPS AF FECTNICESAWy, ATTEND BROTHERHOOD SOME HOT SCRAPS , ON LAST MONDAY Provisions of New Law Make •. Thomas of Lansing. Will ’lames Were Under Good Keeping of Records.More Iring Inspiring Message— . headway When Discovered CITY ENGINEER SPARKS ‘ ' H,'rr’ Pei.r,ec Complicated ' In Home of Jos. Crump NASHVILLE HAD THREE MANY THOUSAND DOLLARS COUNTY GETS $9,188.77 OF Tin* Hanner ha< explained tlx-, pro‘ The residence at 805 So Broadway. SPENT ANNUALLY BY MAKES ANNUAL REPORT TICKETS—TWO VOTED IN STATE REWARD MONEY I owned by F. L. Bauer and occupied by ; Joseph Crump, was badly damaged by ’ FROM HIcfcWAY DEPT. TO COUNCIL ">ual P»Hc*- with a fine i»ak.r in th. MIDDLEVILLE COTTAGERS fire yesterday. Tuesday. Tlie loss on the । building wm estimated at »1.2po. wh)ch MOST OF FUNDS GO COUNTY CLERK HILL । contents was, placed at <200 on which MADE IMPORTANT -FIND FOR LOCAL PURCHASESj there was no iruurance. Buying - During Season Is An Important Factor In Barry Produce Markets ’ The flames hud gained conaiderabk i headway, in that purt of tlw -houte above the kitchen, when divcovrrrd bv I Mr# Clump at about 11 30 A M The ! department promptly responded to the A tax study of resort |iroperty made recently in several townships iiere ini operation The fire was largely confined to tile wa. . , first <11. (lie founty proved beyond doubt that'._ place where ..It — further <l>-vclo|>ment «t rrM>rt pro|>er-] coifred, but consiilrriiblr danuii<* wa ties in the county would lx- extreniely done by smoke and water, so the ex.beneficial to t.«x|xiv<4 — - • Ont pf tin- loss ail) probably reach th* proved tlynl over a prrir ten jear.-. figures named above rillagr- and tow n*hi over I'MX) nopulapoa. i-ah'-tfien. representing -main ilial appliance*- and ..upp) carry out the jirovuii.nRan Across Lelterd, Written Friday, night our eiti unaiumo'uly to buy ol Before* He Became Clerk, Huh- Ar Co. of Oral Which Brought $9,188.77 ijrce.-sury ><iuipme|>*. Op Thursday. March 10 the county of Hairy metved Iroiff the stati- highway v<|Ui(inu*qt. ineluflifig a fire |i6 in which lo k***p the rtcotti-. •• Welcome rhA'k for t9 188 77 which, un­ wn vi ... a, few day# previous ........................ til lo that time. no oil**' had dreamed belonged ui HUs ci.mi.lv. The fact that this amount win iW7son*->.r Dr R O- Thoma*, fia’tor <d the. Fit st Presbyterian church of Lan- NEW EQUIPMENT IS .•sng. Michigai. W> do n-rf know what' HERB 0ENEWAY WON THE PROVING tuxu^. -*. muvinu FINE rnic BENEFIT ocifcrii ,(l! ,.hK. whateverIMMhea. athat >ii talk PRESIDENCY ON SLIPS Taxpayers Glad tp -Know That Pumping Cost 1& Reduced From 7 Cents to 2 Cepts lira- report of ■ City EMglnrer Bert S,iu>k<, *.v:u; read al the. council hieft.nu Friday night and opr fity i-sd.-r, i -.(axially.will la interested in Ule figmrsrtv*.gayr mUO tlie <ipt*ration of the mm all wurre* wa> <20 305 18 Total cxpendilure* <1624069. showing a surplus over all exprdtlures of <4.064 49 Includ­ ed in the expeditures thb year were ■*♦.<*63*4—rar— tdrcLtic puniumu equipnu-nt aiid maintenance of building Ttiere. were 340 feet of new main laid ANNUAL LIBRARY REPORT at a cost of <298 68. There w«*te xevfral new fhetera installed, ttw* amount CONTAINS SOME INTER [ol which h not definitely specified in EST1NG FIGURES ~ i trtided On tlu- CIRCULATION OE BOOKS NCREASES 1 jiaK.-i There ought M>1 of Officers Chosen At Moo-* >d next M'iniiay tugp’. Harty Frirce is the captain of th" ifipci quad 'Mi* other member. are . follow^.; Harold*, N*"***ui U-'.ut. day's Village Elections In County Village r-lectinns were held Jdanfiay th the touting re- K o.v nflb,r, o’.,, John Palmer. Ray |»|«.,(» a Parker <>ro Kanrom. F! .hvlUr. .mPr Ry.mg, warren Rotah, Laverne three tickrU In live furrson. Burl Rising- Jack HakowMty. field, the Republican, independent and Ed. Rice. ch.i- Rantirv. Non-Pariban. The Offices were divided in th*- election, as follows , President—Ehner Greenfield. Ind. Clerk—Hern*. Remington. Hep ■ 'Treasurer -Ralph Welherbee. Rep Assessor—Ward Quirk. Ind Trustee*- Amos WengeR Arthur BasCohn I Mumu..and Stewart Lof- * •« .I'.ing injvulue and carrying a larger ■ certain f««d wu* <il*eov«r<d bv County ilullargti |«-rrrnlageof thc.toial taxe^ ~:c|r:k_M O Hill in January "las'" Hri vied In the township* studied. promptly Jiad hta deputy write to the But figure* obtained from li^y owner — rate highway department, oskinc then “^iition tp Uni jiurticular Irtghwuy of one ot th** largest and best-known' resort# in Harry ermnty. indicates that . ...i the mult tii.it. the itate highway the amount ot money brought into the J • ‘defMrtment Investigatt-d the matter t tsMoouw IsatiMMiig Itself, that the stale actuull) county tiirough tourtal and w,„ M.-Irtkidi. CITY ENGINEERS REPORT trade and the stimulus given to local SUPERINTENDED r AND ALL !<>wed .Burry county the amount nn-nUsually a village election th Middleturned, jwodurv market* i. ,i factor just us irn- EMPLOYEES TAKING iVAGE " ‘•n'*'’ and sent on the money. v TELLS OF GOOD SAVINGS viile |a u rge quiet than a Quaker supply. t.he sunt of <1 iwaoi it probably Is-..nt generally known, FOUR HUNDRED TWEN­ ssr4 ..... ................. ............... ... cut next year rnreting. The one Iwld Monday »n< a - l>:du£Ung.iliCiiUtcnisJrom'.the $16,­ MADE LAST YEAR but Miehigan taws place rt-sponalbilify: TY FOUR NEW PATROfilS 24043 *himng exception. Instead of pne ticket would leave the net <>)»-ratitut 7 his particular /■'•sort owner Is quoted for all lite rlerk-ai work of the county tiw-rr were two. both non-partisan But road commtaiion. including thu kreiUng Average Cost of Conducting the oeranse-he has kept detailed records nf TlAJH 1 ECC TCAPMFRt; , . SIO.OOOOO whKh would Indicate that -NO CEMENT PAVING IS all his . Xpenditur, - During the p.i . 1 WU Ltbb ItAUntrti of the books, etc, with the county. the. plant is. at the present time, re­ Three Libraries Was Kittle eleven years, according to these records, . PLANNED FOR THIS YEAR AND NO SCHOOL NURSE rferk Tin- iviunty clerk names th. turning a fine profit. Iietson who will have charge of that his estublLshment has purchuM-d localOver 6c Per Book ful Hi* name was Tiutotal dumber of gull»m< pumped Probably Little* if Any Tarmack- H“’ jiartifular oilier work, of which there _. .... rival caucus. He !o*t p,»"» Th»i «<* s“«"« i« a considerable amount The person' duprig the .year ending March 1 was out there too Hut if j-ou know Herb 138 112.764. With the steam jdant the ing Will Be Attempted )onx Of cream, xi.680 loaves of bread 1 to Taxpayers Will Amount to so named by the comity clerk to look S*1 ‘J'’* annual report ol the furl cost was substantially Aeven cents, Public Library from Mur* 1h 1MI after this clerical uWk and keep, the P,,h '*’ ” hrnrv ,, "m M,,n 275 -hck.i of local brands of flour. 6.OM1 • ------’------------In 1932 About $18,867.00 for each 1.000 gallons pumped: but books for the county road comtnuslon (MMiifcto of sugar. 720 fioundg of brown The report .1 City Otgfeer Spark , \lency Monday and was elected, The sciuxd school board and Suirrinicndeiit Superintendent lK wad,. n tlrpmr county .rlerk. In sugar. 2 200 Chicken*. 560 biiahel# of ,,M' lM"' u' u th" .c‘r'*2!*tl0,i tufUi^r S(mrks report — other -■ — ■ The village officers elected are pumi* hate reduced the iHimpIng to the council Friday night gave iomt* potatoes; the total of these purchase# VanBusktvk have shown that th.*yap- narry r,ninSy U11, dPJHlty‘ rollhty clerit was much larger than ever before, un* trie p ... . per thousand thousand guJb> ku1Vmi<Io 0203 cent*, interesting figure* on paving It evi­ as follow.,. amounting to about <77.«xi In addltton “'*•'«««»»«» °l Hustings tax- is . thr branch hbran. * wen vha *, .i m*. per Clerk—Dora White the property has paid <10lii(W in tax Pu>',‘r‘*- rh«*y have gone u long way to— -rjrmff,. (Hlrrounty clerk is respon- patronized, a.- wHl.a* du- *<n rnl h- ■*.o tthat the* actual ctRt Mf the current denced the fact that continued Improvcmeig and xavings are bring made Trras -Blanche Seger.trom to operate the pump* tnls year has money to the rounty pr<>|x-rtytiaat flati- i- ward meeting tlwgeneral fxia-ftatum ^ble. hr keeps in (ouch with the cor- ^j*1'* ' property . in use for . county . <‘ imuitiL-. . . >.r —rcduceii — ,t/xc, I V... .alr .all 1,1,, fthe I,.. 111 1 »• rr*]>oiidrnc<> . . ... of■ ... 'ril,. ,t* I it I, I i if I of luMlU fl flTlVl ff been $2 610 74 ns compared with al­ by, the city tn doing thu important Hie main A.vruor-Fred O Stokqg • The f*l* circulation book .• ‘.in onlv thr**** daring th*along line and. booMteeplng the only three* mom .II-, dnring th>' taxer, ail • -,t. hue -or* . Trustees—Fred Rock, H C Paulson. most <9.000 fuel eo»l had the. punq» work vear Abo this refill owner ha-, pur- 11,1 v ,un1’ Pfanncd to cut the school C1„!n>y road commission His- nearly library lias been a follows. A total of-98.’> sqnartl yards <>• eon- Arthur Qeukr* 4 208 oi* rated by steam. Tills savpui which wren wen <88.000 <88.<mmi last last v*yvat. chased <6.492.40 worth ol lumber, hard- ,expetuex. *hich at, tjx yearK Of experience as county clerk March 1931 crete paving were laid on North Jeffer ­ 3 800-of OVTr hi operation cost will, no • Woodland. ware and building material* from mcr- ■ 31’ per rent, which every- tutve given Mr. Hill a thorough knowl- Aiicfi * “ doubt, la* reflected in some reduction son St. east of the National bank and Karl Faul won out a* president of ch.'in't'- in tin- county during'the past 11 concede fa u large reduction m <>dg<* of thu detail# "of ilu- work ol Uie Mui the cost tor laving it. including the the village on Monday Clerk. Frank war. an<l <982.25 worth ol palm during:*eh<”* ro*’s , , county road commission, also.of the June grading, gravel, cement and labor wa- Kilpatrick: treasurer. la-on Tyler; **tincouncil is nut'to make money out 1.923 the same iwruxl Salaries paid to hited Following are the Rem# on which re- iaws regulating the highway depart-. Jul*. . .. | duclmn i «#n will »be m-d. made r™for ra*. the --------------next nM.llta-_— the county road commission. ' August (Continued on page threw '««-••-."** --------------------------------------------*e*sor. B S. Holly; trustees. Grant O2234 of the water works, but to get enough • good. -Gilbert McLeod and Carl Nclt. .M-hool year, which begins nrgt-July.,fw' Ji luppena Hut. in. this purtieutar in- S*’ptemb* i 2.968 from it no ax ro'take care of extensions of SB5A57 and repairs uithdut bond twin and There were 33.029 square hamer. ‘ the tux which will be levied next f> - static,. ti„- failure of our county U> NEGRO r-' BARITONE SINGwithout culling upon the people for exTarmac surfacing laid fo; n ‘•'‘nb,r '>’»»«’ ’>«•>«'•« l<»r tL- present <hmi tin.*, nice -urn of money wa-. nftt November That means that the exist for grading ER TO GIVE CONCERT >*'“r made a year ago now. -o of dm* to the present county clerk, as wc Only one ticke! tn the field Percy the streets labor and all material was (Continued on page flvei '■ | course tiwae reduction* could not ppply ,continued on page mm- pah twin , January. 1’JJ 484* *tal. li b» re..U ar -qu»n. v«M W— »“ ™Oswald Lampkins of Grand'1" the budget a.* then made for th 4.41V. February. 193; Tl..rr .. ..■ «.WilU».l I«« <4 -urb «'■* •" •■■» bnbbl, U l,.n> RURAL TEACHERS TO Rapids Coming Here On ' ., 7.' J -- — and gutter laid, costing- <3240 75. or the names of the oUier officers -X:nxCAMP fire groups ! Circulation in main library HEAR DR. BURNHAM slightly over 38 cenu ptr fool for ma-! Sunday Evening ,■ then* win ixa reduction ot <5.qoo. in there will lx<5.000. In HAVING CELEBRATION Circulation in First terial and laying. -* ,. ICOUNTY WIDE SERV­ tcrial laving. . branch .. A real treat fa in store for*HI|tfln$8(otl>T *"rrt* hirmfure nor un­ There were 4.413 «tiuarc feet of sideProgram to Be Rendered At people next Sunday evening when OsWl11 **’ ICE ON GOOD FRIDAY Observing Birthday Week With i Circulation in Sr con 'walk laid during TIw year ending , wald luimpkiiis of Grand Rapid*, a, - Tt»*Te*Hl be a reduction of twof * Ward branch Court House On Saturday 7 March 1. at a cost of (416 30 Supper and Mothers As negro iMrluxu- singer, will give a con- ‘eachw * Hu re will be one lewteach■Since July > Tomshanncy of Battle The figures for thejM.-t year show a Rcv. * Afternoon cert in the Methodist church nt 7:15ier Uw Junior high school The in-. Their Guests 'considerable reduction from the pre­ Creek lo Speak At MethO'clock ' ■'tiumental music will be handled by a . ual circulation Dr. Ern**t Burnham from .Western vious year, the saving on crmenl pav­ Mr. Lampkin* fa a young man who i>.regular high Mhod teacher and nn, t Tin* week lieginning March ft i» State Teachers* College will be litre pdist Church Thirteen hundred and tour books ,------—,----- ------------, — ing being 31 - crilts’per square yard attracting.H* attention of music cril^ *‘"*’1 * » fa-employed for next designated as Camp Fire Week mid in were added to thv library, 1.177 by put- Saturday. March Iflth. to address the i|es» than the preceding year, and a'■ Next Sunday March 20. is Palm Sun­ the larger cities is given over to birth ­ in. fa'caww* nt his splendid voice. Reese I This will effect a saving ol day and the day will be appropriately (Continued on |Mge threei । day celebrations *n»* local organiza- chase and 127 by gilt, making n total Rural Trachers' Get-Together meeting Veatch being cijM-claliy Interested In H V' .. . .. . of 11,973. books in tile library Four which will b- held in the ceurl room observed in the churches of this city. . non. alii cep-bra left* a union meeting him Hr Is a grnduute of one of the | ’• AH salaries will fa* reduced Jen p.-r hundred and thirtyrfour book* were at 2^:00 o'clock, S;>nlv ef tin* ladies of FIRE DEPARTMENT Palm Sunday 1* the beginning of PaaMondaV’ wlh’ai.™U- disrarded. Thirty v-lumeA ol magazines t»«* r,“b High school# In Grand Rapid# and has cent, including those of the supcrin- or°C?ntra!ai1 M (iutol ia-(1 iiaooMii. - ... t>* ***.-*ani’ u Hili ' ; i-. aifH’-, in inuNaziu-.-* ......... -..... --........ .... ci COTCD ncciDCDC sk‘,, Wrtk cuhninatmg in the Easter appeared In ntnperoua concert* there, i 'Continued on i>axe nine, port fwiJ» Middy da> da> All Camp Fire Fir.* girls will *'/<• bound and .«cvent?-thw .reventj-thne bookbook-.. ^^IWsh l»Jtt A Dish pl^China o. China Tea A good LLtLltU UrrlLtnb Sunday services on March 27 receiving much praise for his work Hr • • wnfr their their middies, middies, skirt* skirts and and tie* (it s op pag< '■ h scii. part two.. ; attendance at thjs nweting ts desired wen 1.Continued ' On-Good Friday the Barry County ha> a promising voice amt i a mod***! CITY AND WARD Guy Giddings Retained As Chief I Ministerial Aesjciation fa sponsoring a On Mate nnm. M,,ni> It. Hi.- _-„ c TRA IkTrnfUHUr i' M >1 .'ll.t.ll.M,. Ml irrlSG. M l.f M IIAI. .. miAwmum-young man. trying to make n*iiniiccc *dc uct n CAInp Fm. atria land llwir ftuianfun. SOILS TRAIN CUMING ..................... . ... City Has Very Low Fire -'«'«* h> be held at the. Methodih Then* will be a, special meeting of a Slice**!* III lib Chosen vocation. ArUAULUdto AKt HtLU ... , church in this city beginning at 1 30 • Uh Ihrlr mothers ... rurn■ .01 uiuir fn flARRY COUNTY H.a.ofha R.b-t«h Uadgr No ,M m. ruminniyiiiK Mr Lampkins at tile piatio Loss Annually p an(1 rtosing at 3JX> o'clock. All in u i*it luck supper al ilu* Methodist • Mnr,*h iw,». u-iti, i,,rir In n pot at the day vU ., nn8 March 18th with pot luck uj]l fa* Harriet DeKruytrr Republicans Named No Candi­ .nurd, |»rt>r» M m> .<M Ueh Farmers Are Urged to Bring wrofF MfrOM Atar.hThe Hastings Fire Departmcn’. ha# *ot the churches of the county ore InAdmission Sunday night is free, only " ' to co-operate in thiv observance. «raun .Uh tli.lr «u,. .ill ,» Mated • • ,,,1,™ of *, Or.nd u* A- choscn the following officers Most of vlted date Against Mayor Chas. (a collection'being taken. at u separate table.. Following Uh* sup-, Samples of Soils For AnalM.mb|v win be present. It fa hoped tlicm are re-elections:. Rev. A T. Tomshanney. pastor of the Following ix the program Mr. Lamp­ H. Leonard f . uinformal program, will be~ Riven First Presbyterian church. in Battle Guy Giddings. Chief. pefeRn * ysis By gy Experts Experts tlial there there may may fal>- a a very very good good attend* attendysis tlial kin*, will render: / Creek, is fo give the address He corngs At the .11 ,,ar city » and word "UIU catidlb-. held each group contributing something ■ o del Ml(nmut<i fa-n'-— Iknfiiudy. The Mirh.uan**Ctntral Railroad and an‘c ... ' ...—and .._j Tuesday ——,.... evening th *, front Camp Fire Mrs- Caiildn, who very highly recommended as a speaker on. Monday Russell smrikcr. Capkhn yDer SchmiedHruhms Mtthigan Stat** College co-operating. ‘ * and it ts hojied there may be a good Herbert Bishop. Secy.-Trea* *• (ullowlng nominations were made "Le Moulin" Pierm*. . Sanitation .at the-Inst guardians' meet-' with County Aiptcultura! Agent. Harold This city has-------------reason to fa*. r proud At Quimby church. Thursday. March ---------, ---. ... of. attendance Following Uie usual cus­ llcpablkan City Ticket . "O Lisbon*" (Don Sebastian©)—Ver­ ing. will have charge of the program.' J. Foster, will run a Solis Train over !4 Stan serving at S:30. Price 2a cants, the splendid work of iu firemen and tom. the stows of the city will be closed Mayor—No candidate. di. •■ . from twelve to Hirer o'clock, so all may * The O-da-ko-ta Camp Fire Group the Michigan .Central Railroad, in —Adv. 3-23. " ' its low fire loss. "When I Think Upon the Mpiden*" — I Treasurer—Mr*. Nellie Smith Barry county on Wednesday. March 23. , attend services at the church of their Board of Rrevlew—Henry Wellman . intends to attend the rally on March Michael Head IB in full force We arc working on' The train will consist of thre- rr, r-x r. r, Z-, clioire Special Good Friday services •The KingdiHn By the SeaSomcr- j Supervisor 1st and 4tb—A)Vm. L loUr National Birthday Honor, planning coaches One cnaCh will be given to ex ! Chase. hibits. a second coach will be used for yell. j Supervisor 2d and 3d—Mrs Wild.i!ol,r room» and *ea for etir-mothers- the testing of roil sajnplrs brought in "Lore"—Blelchman. ' 77ir last l»» inertings have been deWarm r. P • •'Mam'seilr Marte''—Guion. by farmers while the third coach willbe )w>ld at the Methodist church open! ChHirmnii - City - Commit;*** — lasm( vuted almost uxi'ltLsiveij to working on fae mrfl for lenurc purposes only a Intrrmi**inn. mg with the Brotherhood meeting on headbands We will fvuve a crn-monial -London Giri;—Snodgra**. ,I Tolhurst. , c , . eg v w* Monday night Other speakers are to meeting on the twenty-second of this small purl of’thr -top. will he given "My Lord What a Mournmg'.-zDaw-1 Republican Ward Ticket*. over to lecture, the multi part m th.Senior Boys ana Several Uraduatea Making Young Men s 1 be Rev Wynn of Frec|xirt on Tuesday ' month— Contributed! ----First Ward—Alderman, full term. work will be the testing and giving ol Cnmnnlnn fnr F.rnrle evening and Rev. J. Marlon DeVinney defind.* wdividuai recommendation* on Campaign tor funds "Didn't It Rain"-Burleigh . Arthur Haven *•—of Caledonia on Wednesday Evening, SCHOOL CHILDREN GET "Go Down Mom-.*"—Burleigh First Ward—Alderman, I the soil samples brought in Would you like to make un inlcst- such boye are given a clurnce fo 'be- On Thursday night Rev. L. L. Dewey - "De Old Arks a Morarin' "—Guion (Archie Rciekord E*.erv farmer u- urged to bring In nwnt tjiat will bring big returns to you come sen-respecting citlxens will conduct the Holy Communion servSMALLPOX PROTECTION "A Man Goin' Roon' Takin Names" fecund Ward—Alderman. Fred Og-! samples of soil from his tl* Id* for antj to (he *urid aV large—an invratThe Commonwealth Is not a state tcc in the light of the cross. The full —Dell. di n. • tast’.ng. Test* will be made for lime and Sneiit that will return not x> miich institution and receive* no state funds.। program for Easter DaywiU be printed Third Ward-Alderman. Harry R County Health Unit Also Plans phosphate- and file soil class!fh-d ac-. nwney. but will result in character and but L- entirely financed by personal next week. Sec the church column for TO THE DEPOSITORS OF THE to Immunize Pupils Against Miller cording to lu.crop adaptation Marl ln hclpmg boys to live the right kind contribution.** and by* appro|wiations further information about the Sunday NASHVILLE---------------STATE HANK. ---------------Fourth Ward—Alderman. Chas ! sample# presented at tjie train will ala iift-and be’ fitted for their places made by county boards of supertisiors' services. Diphtheria You are hereby nolifkd that there Cinrkt. ■tn the ----world? and the Tag Day gifts -----! The »mal)|K>x. vaccination campaign-। so be tested. will be u meeting of the depoaitorsxif* Hirer .stoj» arc arranged lo accom­' If so.- you will fa* Interested anmgbid Boys oj all tlaaacs. (hose with homes Democratic City Ticket. the Nashville State Bank, mow closed* I which was begun a month ago by the!' niodate Barry county farmer* lo know that you arc to have the op- ai.d tltose without homes, some boy» MAYOR REAPPOINTS LI­ al the Masonic Temple. Tuesday/ Mayor—Chas H. Leonard. | County Hfulth Department is now well I। Hastings. Wednesday. Mafeh 23rd »l ...’• portunity of contributing to thu great wi’-> have been termed incorrigible and Treasurer — Mrs Mamie Mann' BRARY BOARD MEMBERS March 32. at 1:30 P. M under way All phP* have been sent out j.3q to 100 P M ’ work on Saturday.-March 19. when tin- delinquent ---- by. the authorities, others _ children This meeting is called lor the con-1 lloar.l or nevte.-Mon NKhoK I to parent*. Over 2.000 school Nushvlnc> Wednesday. March 23fd a*.1 sturr Commonwealth.for Boy* will hold uho . ... *-'--------- • some serious have committed Terms of Three Expired Thi« «h-Ko nomtao- tav', ira«l«| tnM soul:-.^deration of a new depositors agree­ their annual Tag Day here, permission ‘ 1 " ' ‘ misdeed — in fact all kinds of boy* find Th ; ment and any other &plneM that may­ u«i m.dt cowmatro .ill nil nmy I Yeat—Board Is Doing a -— ■ - — . , . Caledonia. Thursday. March 24th1 at having been given them by Mayor a haven at Starr Commonwealth, Sujiervisor 2d and 3d—L. R. Olas-;L be brought before the meeting. , In Hosting# township rurali schools and 9.m A M ,ln 12 W) noon where they* hive an equal chance to Leonard. Splendid Work By order oflhc Depositors Commit- go*. Oommlttre-Elrov Ya"kc* s»!rln«' Woodland. Aasyna. In rvtr . thc coache* will be on1 Ttjto year there arc a number of the make good. The history of some of Chnlrnjan City Mayor Leonard reappointed H. O. . J ‘ Johnstown. Thornapple and Carlton rtdlng n(.llr U1e Michigan Central sta-• boy* who are senior* in the Albion these lads would thrill and shock you Tobias. Hayes. Dr. B A. Perry and Mrs. F L. Signed: . . townihlpii A>) county .K-hoofa will have <ton. The train will fa* open to visitors. 'High school and tlo*M> lad*, togrtiu-r _ z ____________ __ ______ _ _ _____ a* you kariuKl of their start towards B.tuer members of the City Board of Democratic Ward Tickets. bet*n visited bv b> the end of March March. I’ been 1 durtng |he Chester Smith. with several of the graduates, arc to lives ot crime because they had not M Ward—JMrtrrnia". full terma program for protection against The Fred Mayo. Tito train train*will •will carry carry aa staff staff of of three three' visit the totajis ot Michigan and con- received the right home training nor Library Commissioners Elsewhere we review the m»rt of Fred Fuller —Adv. No candidate. . diphtheria wilLbe started in tile new e](WIto' consisting of the Agricul-■ duct the tag days, instead of the lived under normal conditions in tlw Flr*i yVard“A,t,<*rman- vacancy- future Requert slips will b<- sent out to luraI A‘^n( # lhf NeU- york central Hie City Llbthrian. who works under 1 younger lads as heretofore, making it right environment CLOSED GOOD FRIDAY. the direction Of the Library Commis­ -------- : ...................Kiuiroaa ano two rviirescmativex oi [ a real young men's campaign for " —*-«—visit *-*» •> — - zCommon ——~— ­ 11 you• -•should the Citizen# of Hastings — sioners.^ U a very gratifying report, Second Ward—Alderman—No candi- antitoxin. TN* achlck text will be given. Michigan State College Messrs Millarr fund* wealth -------- ---on--Sunday, -----------you ---------would -------find- every and show* what a line service our li­ Friday. March 25 being Good Friday. date. | “‘e I first need text the ----- to —determine --- - --- which children -.. -- and-Sackrtder Ihrv* nun will «... ..O* At tlw* present Utne there arc 87 boys boy attending church and many of brary u rendering to the |>roi»lv of this I request that all' business places and Third Ward—Aiderman—No candi­ tlie toxin-anntoxm All children over MI)I sample.* and mak<s» recominenda-' ' ’ at the Commonwealth, including two them taking some active pari in the city. Those* who serve as- such comrouoffices within the city be cloaed from date. 9 months of ago should have till* pro-, (ions. boys from Hastings, if you have serviCf. Later they gq to their cottage* sioners deserve the reappointment, and 12 o'clock noon until 3 o'clock P. Kt. I Fourth Ward—Aldcrmsu—Bert Lan­ tectloiL The protection given by toxin’ __________________________________ ' never paid a visit to this -home " you where dinner is served, each,boy eating that day. and that, as far as poasyalr/ caster. nchly merit the gratitude and appre­ antitoxin last for life. , I should make it a point to do so We the same kind of a meal as is served ciation of the people of Hastings. ail citizens tngy atteild some church In the first and second wards no say home-' advisedly, as it is a real to Mr- Starr at his home. On week, service held within the hour* men­ caucuses were held, and in the third AN APPRECIATION. _______________ , I "home." where the boy* receive Just days gll attend school and .in the! tioned. • ward no candidate was named. The To those who supported me at the JOHN DOYLE. “ loving care and cultural training asi iprtng —-------* -----------*" be *found —•* ■work-! —*• 1 andsummer will CiUs. If. Leonard. Mayor. city committee will name the nominees Republican caucus Tuesday evening. ■ing in the numerous gardens and on » p • g Having marc (Mirsanal properly on arc given in any If they wish to do so. £ar£^ £J arBenormalhome. - “m,<*rb,e Therot; ; the farm tn connection, where they <• * F1ZC AcU/uru ANNOlfN CEMENT. EOKTroNtn. ” presided pmKim over »yr by matrons m.t™« »„d Trcauirer. I extend my .hearHe! iwi* . .. auction sale on the ‘iw «8« and I'raLse nearly all the vegetables used! Opportunity to win a Frtgidalra-MoHaving been nominated at ocratic’Oty caucus hr the — nic Tbp meeting m«Unt of ol the lb. Women's Worn™-, club “‘,.”h„, ^n. 1 nn JEST, wnrii * .m win iTSSS u.>,ann “"* one rallc east 4n "”“1 »»• °w-nan “< "*"' nine ■»« Y11,1"' — 01 -‘i during the year. The Commonwealth U raine model refrigerator U offered efflthe polls on April 4 w 111 be Col. greatly . f «««l achooi. Col religious «. .. Couch goodsuper school, religious situated training, on superCity Treasurer I win appreciate your win po^poned until Anril on ac- 1 « ..<P L4 7 ttt h*,"?’north of Freeport. W. H. Couch training, ­■, beautifully ‘the banks of a cient housewivrs m a national cunteM support al the poll* for election April count Of sJckM** ( appreciated.—Nellie Casaday Smith — wll, {hu m1<, fulJ p(|rtjCU(ara o{ vised recreation, and arc taught the • small lake about three miles weu ot In which Conturom Power, local M * | --------------- . Adv . . .________________ which are glv*n on another page of value and dignity of honest labor. Albion—an ideal place for boys under dealer, ta participating. Fifty rtfrtgIf elected I will endeavor to perform CHIROPODIST. ~ ' 1 this issue of the Banner. When Floyd Starr began this work ideal surrounding* PUBLIC SUFFER —33c. SUPPER—25c. “ ' “ ' * PLBLIC ! ,,, . - he did not dream that il would develop and creditable Remember the 25c supper to be ST. PATRICK'S SUPPER. as rapidly as II ha*, but he was inter­ ,oung men will be In Hastings and we served by the American Legion AuxilSt. Rote hall. March 17. Music and ested injope boy*,there (specially or.es who _ ______ _ ____ _____ _ _____ _ Manee.—Adv. may bethe a generous response DANCE. iary on Wednesday evening, March 23. ■ Irish songs. Supper served from 4,30 had but few opportunities in the totheir Tag Dayappeal. Buch an th­ showing at TtitltUin t n»Un MACCABEE HUPPEREvery Saturday night at Clear lake, at the 8:00. 50c. world world, so so has has dedicated dedicated his his life life and and hi.I hlJ veitment vestmentto *tn*boys ypung men men is which ""drastic "^irlce reducuona th* Legion leaion room*. rnnmi UarTlng iJnTtlnr- at nt five! five' till till 8 00 Everyone #*v*rvanr welcome. welcome Price Price rule hovx and" andvoutur Saturday night. March II. 25c.—Adv.> —Frank Herrington. Adv. tl. ' o'clock. Everyone invited. j —Adv. t poasesslons to building a place where1 far peaching and ot untold benefit, [been made. REDUCTION IN SCHOOL BUDGET: REDUCED COSTS OF PAY ME SHOWN Tag Day for Starr Commonwealth on Saturday, March 19 B’- One Auction Sale kelas Refrigerator . �THE HASTINGS BANNER? WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18. -1032 PAGE TWO ■Tl WENT Of EXPENSES NEEDED <lcr to relieve the taxpayers of Michi­ gan. . H.H.S. Graduate Is SEWAGEDSPOSA Honored at College PUNT OPENS Wj LOCAL NEWS Kenneth Wilcox, who is attending] of the go* tax arc being paid to codn-1 ! college In Kalamazoo, lias been initial-1 - ------------- — ---------- - ------ .. ties for the maintenance of county, re! into "Phi Thrta Pi. a "natlnAal frater- • grange hall on Mprch 24 for Klinner. roads. The state Jaw ha.-* put upa.t, ,. . . ■ riity. Only* studefiti having their names Mr*’ P. T- Cplgrovc has been quite counties a greatl? added- miknge rac-hr HAS THE---CASH ; ------- -----------------------------IN - THE.'"’ the honor roll tor schohirddp are -wk the past week but is improving. PEOPLE UF MICHIGAN UN­ year for nve years to come, by com-,!CITY admitted as members. We an glad to! Mr* J. K. Mattoon has becn-confiiwd pelling them to lake over some the t*jwnshe< damv Tn nnMPT PTE PAYIdgtiway system While appro-• BA «K TO COMPLETE ABLE TO PAY HEAVY * la ar Kenneth is making g*x»d. !'■> her home fy alckncwa the iou>t w<*k : ----H you are looking tor mUlinery. mw prlatiou has been made to help :h.ING FOR IT TAX BURDEN the ads of tlw Morning Glory Shopiw lountws. ihe amount is not nearly; on page 8. • enough to enable a county, to do any-1 COST ABOUT S60.000 LET-UP IN ROA । a son was born to Mr, and Mix Stan­ thing like a decent job of malntaimn,-1 WIRED ;lw E additional township-nyieae-. which! ley Mrincrt. 528 So. tfSHle Si . mi; AND NO BONDS ISSUED BUILDII ! March 13. at l*cnnock hbJpital — — it will take over each year tor the next i ■ Dr and Mrs. C- E. Hyatt and family, Opportunity For Special Session net- year* ft would rttayc count; • i About 70 Per Cent of City’s! ■ lure e moved this week Into the Brown j . . , n„-i (highway taxes, and would also l.i ... Kpmes Now Connected With ■ I re-’idencc, corner Church and Bond Sts ‘ of Legislature to Be ol Kcal ^rc;|r,, t.mnxhlps of hlchn.»v taxation Tlw community night at Welcome! Sewer System . EXPERIMENTS WITH FIELD Assistance-to State if riw enure weight tax w«-r- paid to. Corners will ix- held at the. luill on;. The ‘Banner ladierc.- that the stt m;:-1 counti.-x leaving to the Stale all but i Cimsi.kr.ibli- during the-|»a t . EQUIPMENT TO BE MADE Friday night. March 18. All are wei-f ' rar was shown bv the Gt-. *n«ro«T> THJS SUMMER ^4. «on>e. <ncy.-if ch*: , times require* a deetd what aaiUUonal money tlw Royem-[.,.JK)rt |O u„. nmnctl Friday night in ..k-t-uP’ in Uu- rpad-biuldmg ?rn. r. Warren Dale re the nanw of the m. i.- may appropriate for constfuc^ l)rlnKinu .hl. ri(V!,* ;j, ut-posali and tlw diyrrr«jn of jwirt nf ■:.* seven pound son barn on March 2 lo! non df highway-- In tlw -t ih ’mrsal plnnt io complrirnn ft will l> finuhed, WIRE COMMUNICATION money, for lite Um Mr. und. Mrs. Hubert. Will ol Detroit J •no birdcii •: t-lre-:u:y b.i. u. ii? -state highway <-• • i thu year. During the year ending: nonwee TAn bVDCNCIUC Congratulation.'. To Complete "four nets that will all j . cc .urtii.ent will hare .n-ugh to m..n ,Marrh , the {11lowing expenditures. PROVES TOO EXPENSIVE :axes on real etah . Remember the public• supper to be: •xi.ltjun th* t.aid system it already ba- ’ Were made. .• ----a.’-4*Easter Ensemble . i Lines Are Continually Damag- %'«? Anwncarv Legion Auxdi Sewrr pipe laid. 4.139 - ft. rnn* ' . „ ... — , । iary-on.Wednesday evening. March 23 p-wn-/uitD'ors-bk ednihuanf mat’a - JVhlle ,'h»t will br a duappolnt- ‘ costing • ... >97 cd ®y Tr?08 ftnd j Price Price 1« lx ’25 M cents. unis. LTSpr^vr to -o manv peo^ inin.«nt and m wtne respreu o- — hardship i Sewer stock and lnip]>lirs.. The condition of S B Wilcox bPi.i-j >49021 Branches compar'd: Mim cltaneous fiewi-r labor. HoW. gratifying the glances of admira­ .burden pi# .. . .septic tank iStWi Tlw radio ax a mean* of reporting Michigan bv th* !can»rnirUun < plant und of 1 forest fire.’ and of directing f.rr fight­ tion that pronounce approval of the Easter Tuesday morning : tluar •«< rate tnj ,Kir putr.px and taping. 1260625.inc oiw-iations may eventually come before tlw taxes costume you have so carefully-chosen! A Tlw Brush Ridge CcrnL-tery Circle; ---------- 1-p.-nrral use in Michigan if expert- will meet Thursday. March 24. with! be returned to quick glimpse of hat anil face, a swift ap­ «IB.TJ1.:W'-lu-i-i,,, to earned oil by the Division Mrs. Herman Zerbel, Pin luck dinner' Total ejcpcnditUtoi praisal «»f suit or dress, and then-— welcome. Ethel Shdltz. Sec. • .1 of $41.895 27 whuh t- deposited inj ,nent *■: C mM'nation ppive the »y»lem Eiyryonreqpnt..- will be return.: The L. O- O. M aud their famiher • ._7 clty5.-two-banks. Tlw—o*Umatad| br piactieable. -- -------- -------- ’ ■ ’* j ; and the ladies of Mnaseheart will have I Will those final inches of silken hosiery ■ I amount needed to complete the sewage! plans are bciiur xxitlnwd to conduct; mean tnr» wiilts* t> a - Family NightT gathering on Piidav] anil stylish shoes accomplish thL-iniprcssioil relief-’dtsp*>>.il plant i- »H',000. und thr city; .-xpeimu-nt- with portable radu* next; be But there will be a rarely need K and are ;!cd tuu‘has Un- rash on hand to complete and -.pnnj; at tlic Purest Fire Experiment evening. Piyt luck suppvr at U.30 o’clock. ;iay for the plant. The city enutne.'i.station near Rovomman. property alter i’ !nu>*b< Mr.-. Mary Hemuy of Freeport, who-, ...timiins that the plant should be;, n the u* ot radio proves succcxstid When a county like They will, if you have chosen from our u aulfenng from a relapse of the. innimpli-tcd and in ojx-ration by July 1. -., m (notably mean a considerable such a stowing a* rlx CIJY ENGINEER WILL varieil colh-clion of the'best new Spring­ ■ " ““ next jctai:.:-in the Michigan forest fire sup- fluenrdi b quite ill at the home of in i | daughter and ipuband. Mr. and Mr* ATTtNu I nt MttiINu At the present time »*> ihe busm*-•!pies ;*>n system. cm. It >< jiould b<- n-cd time, footwear ami hosiery fashions, the Iplucrs and TtJ per cent of pie homes of >chiefly . ramniumettioh between Andrew Roush. Bany re below raiher one style that attractively emphu.-lizes (he Among thoM- who have bi-n sick! To Be Held At East Lansing to j the. city nn: connected with our sum- r loans headquaru-r* and a field avtrace in the itmot during the pa’i week are Mre Aniia' •I iary N Wer systeip. • force actually working on threat fires modi? and mood of your costume. Consider Operation of Sew■' tarv n wer syxh-m. taff-. . f It will lx- the jiolicy of th(\ council;1 While all of tlw IM 'towers through Eckert Mr.». 1h<^ Baird. Mrs Tom It w certainly futile atid. worw than, age Disposal Plants ... rapidly as it ran be done, to havejjhj. fire rone of thr state have regular Johnaton and Rev. L L Dewey, ah oil an idle, gr‘tur«* to kevp on imposirffc whom ar«'cohvalcaeing. taxt-A if jx-opk- cannot pay. in oth«-r -The annual «onf*-ten*.r of operatot > , ihr remaining 30 per rent of tlw honit's teh phone communication with the word*, the tax burden on real wtatr; of wwage dUposal plants in thre stat ;■ <>f Hiutings hooked up with our sewer I nearest district lire himdquarters. it is system. 'Hint -shiiuld be done within a: iinio' sUile in hniiiy InMances’to m’ain- FARMERS MUST NOW niu»t be greatly reduced* Every cent i will be held at the Stale College rcAMinnbtv tune, time, lor there is East LanMiig on Thursday. March ’31.;. rcasonablv . every .. rea-ltnln . ..... telephone communication between! FIGHT CORN BORERS tc-zr.c1 .! should-lxL“ con-"f brudquarte ;„ :<»s und the fire fighlimt! land Frklav April 1 Short raure. , ui!!;*on uhy the council Jee:i.-ed’f:; fn preventing fprec. ..-o, This has ----------------------meant, ouvdderabk-i !be Hirer, in laboratory. te>U of sewn? .'ft'-' :->■•■*-•■"»!? JHiwagc from-v(ct»-! z_-_ ■Um: through and getting into the water, water; n jpe laws thnm-.h delay-*?Federal Govt. Makes No Appro iwce.'.sary to the- proper op-'ration .v:';im: „. JasM ... thron tli unavoidable delays . . .. .... a. >mi<^ ntm-me}, . r..pi,, i ucity {'v5n ...„ njinu ....... additional aa..i^ihelp and ...aequip- >. . pHatlfin for Continuance ■ ; j riff nt. such instruction rd! ng to engineer’s re-! The building and maintaining of' of Campaign . , Tin- m. nibei.that Hastinu»1 tejc.photw Imo to i.uilaleri towers has' jday.niRht atrtlu hat the corn borer ran . Ix- cop­ utidll’a-i faith the orderinvolri-d ipntid'-rable .expense, j Sparxa- to atti-m ied largely by the 'farmi-n. themre-located, in wuorled arras -.<> lax,-, ns «ne snort eosin iwhlrh directed Harimg . within tivvj*^ Mrvin-’re ramrefl:Hj”7nt77rui>tr.i; of”acriculture. w’lexpccUi to have Its mu .from the date <•! I lie t’F*" *'. ’«'! by fidling tree* and branchc*. ! rmdi-rhtand tliat no appropriation will • isjsuI plant rra«iy by Amtu't i u .-i wui.i- dlxpcwl plant andj -jj jp,.-y^djo ft|jou!rf prove pnictifnbh- tie ■ ..... ■- ----ia.U.v the city engineer and tlw '“7’lie House of Quality l^'oijlu'ear” caileq for_ to..fight thia- peat in 1910. M-wirtcmtn !.!"'!'> th.-1 ”'*•r fi»"t«l ciindirwnv it-would mean 'are anxiHl- t» h.un all th.• v cai>:'’-l?'' dumping it. !'• * \' ; about the ojwration ol--,uch ,<•n' imitl-i-n’-er‘ ' It । has. taken ithr! *ii‘ that crctts-woiild lr- notified of fires asj V.’ . L ’. a T**'«' ■»»’•’ headHuartrrs Kcy- : The investigations mark- have iirovcni : lullun. ?’‘‘ t Jan hca1?' ? ,‘„X; men equtnpc.i with ordinary radio rr- • beyoifd question that the iarmer 4nm-j the tune !>■■(.*u-<- i u.r. ‘•"dent ; M-ts would be notified of the lo- . self ran control corn Ixiier iiife.-tatwmj INTERESTING PROGRAM AT ti-.i-lcrf tlu. our nnmeli wax atting in enure u wltllln n f,.u- nilmire. HonJil* own prmiM’.s by taking trie tul-r CENTRAL P. T. A. MEETING ko.k! fait; and intended to carry outU thlMnne lhrJ Uf>rr M<hlPa by ltv. jiving steps.OBITFAHY. LIKES MICHIGAN BET­ th* Iiiunda.- of the .Mate bojty. towermon «ml,orders could- lx- trans­ i|. Plow c-<rn stubble under Lillian R Smith, seventh child- ol Attendance Not’ As Great As * L*."' 2. Imlttrd without d* iay from the dntrtcl TER THAN FLORIDA John A and Elizabeth Smith. v..i.. ... on to .ongic mat. thtmuh.-. '•'■ ’ > hl adl ., I:at . rs white the dltrict ofiw.-r Just Think ! <1. and roll the ground thus i Usual -Fine Paper By Mrs. born* Ort ntx-r 10, 190*1. ill WiraUuml tl.r manner in which thre >*-w*r j'lojio.t d wjlPrl. nn (1f tnc motive! towmdiip. and <h jmiled this life, nt •;tion has been handed by th* council t ^mnruent re Cored. A. H. Carvcth . Cut the corn a: do' to tiu' Andrew Myers Enjoyed Sight Pennock Ivijjiital, March, lu. Ihe pi<• ent city ndmlrttstraClon. and;1 . ;hU / _____ --------- , .-------- ..groilnd av possible. Sec-iug, Visiting and Fishing .the age ol 30 years. 4 montlw, and 21 and control experiment!, which! .3r. Cut, up thedays. Sin- graduated fiuua W.. >:ll;ui 1 । mayor, have kcjit faith with; n.. ; But Olud to Be Jfttne High school in 191t» on December I;. Special discount on all nnrk ,-iiitnoritks aixl-havcjhandled ^ntl i-hirh will lx- continued , flinwa epidemic ! And: vw Myer.-- returned bought from stock. < omr in n<>» next b-'.the ................... determining ... -. year »- ... will •• ~ ntup a,. (,h;u . i.i.kj.": .u. i inni) j inp hi rinr much rcdurcil. il. Smith, and to thu unluii . :n»- chemical to mi vegetation <>n hie; C(J|)S> ;,0 t)tl. borer* cannot hid.- in them j company with Mils Ihhi- children. Marjorie age IttnjA lull dozen .such chctnic.il’ and make tlicir-appearance later. crul weeks ,-ught .veeing. .ser tlw city ba - almost $12tm cash in tlwl** nQ' era! wteks .wht vi.-iung friends* reth wi« urjiraalfy and fl'iung On Tliuriday hr liruught Shc-k-av. :- to mourn their l<x>, u dev..'M-aer rrntd rinht now. and n v < t,tunut- ‘" ■n Evrwrimcnt^ trill be mad.- with to tlm Banner otjlce a large ripe lus- .d lur.iMud. three children, her lath rd tliat JliiMXi will complete,thy plant,’ the nto<t effective. Such a chemical GORDON CLEMENT WON Our npAins -dioidd appreciate whut-stx would Mive tfw intioon thousands ot lied ill nor next waic. ’ . TWO CONTEST TROPHIES lie said they greatly enjoyed a hurl of irluiivi.. utid hwnd.. He; i orange* and grape fruit down there mmhvr. <>n<- iL-.t> r. and two brother ." be nf'mMiry to .continually d|!c t’lKt t.i: N<1 ;j Competed With Fifty In District and-he had a goc.d time deep m-u mh-’ prwdrd her tn death Fimeral vrvii..'. tilow fire lm<-> to rcmovg ali ve were held at tin.’ Methodist clinrch on and 3500 Station. In aa.; .icliaa- tun ll»l ,.n- .nn,™,! Ironside Bro*., Prop*. , S Ai la- .entertain'd by Mn M , m this lucalrtv Most of, their luhlng Saturday afternoon. Rev. Karl H i - ,L- m Monday night Maycii J! ’ Phone 2-497 Halting* Other Contest | done by trolling. Ko’fcr olfkiatihg. Burial was tn th'-’ U-11.11 ,| (iiminn Clemen; w i in Chicago I t ’ Despite the warm wrath*’r"there. Mr ift-jjdti. im*- program U j t; wli- ri’ he was railed >>v th*- - Myi-ra wu* glad lo get back to MlchlwlHt'H-r''firi-'incrru'-*-! lilwbr'trr'field- | K,uh<i.ird Oil Co. to r' fetw-.tin-ttophly lgan und this -iwl) of winter uc have; Deftmle conclusion .MW ekMctml tn lw;’’Y1 u in ?n a "*cn«< 7 i «'*•<• <>»«*. 1^' ««•“ radio ‘hrre tulxfor demonstrated | -- - - "AA“ new WRITES CONCERNING rcluhrd iu-xt stimmcr ' A contest, includiiir. fifty,a while.’ ‘lie says, 'but wouldn ** ’’t want! Pituburtth k.. i-atd io lw jKiwrrfi.i DR. VICTOR C. VAUGHAN Tlw u.e ol ehmnirals In fire suppler- I stations in tlw Grand Rapid.* area, was! it jor a i ally diet’’ enough ;<» ufH-rate a railre«i4 Irani.' ,!>!■ . : M nmwnl*»n lov „ u.',-. VI UUUKIi: ----- >'>- Mr--- Clrnwnl ...... aial --- l.-aly <n,-. - . ----------Clinrlbs H. McIntyre, One of 12 pmnping .tiuippienC in fire! l'p»n»th..'r contrst in which J Stub i nre also Iwmg investigated .stations Were entered, the awards bem s ] Students to Complete His­ . made to thr, manager .-htwlnn th« torical Essay........................................ nd LX-cvmb r. The tropliies raps a smaller one-for thet and a very large nne. HEINZ Shull/ <ir Frin*|Mrt P & G SOAP emit, but later Signed u written CUlUi_w.i BUTTER RIPE OLIVES Gr Kirk s 1 take iilioif bn E. State; tnuum. Thr crime committed PROGit.VH FOR THE KAi.ANGS OF THE WEEK Wh.t.-, pq wmplct 10 bare Cub liati n. .«r -m tlw man until he. Tlw irany fnmds nf Mr Clement Wlffi’Ys wed . — Turns. ■ d toto'hrr hou-e the dav th•• \ mngrxtuiate him upon this tine sutFKl. — SAT. erinw »*» committed and Could , not • crs» , Double Feature Program ^..u .......... MARILYN MILLER . ncu'iti <-f tis man.that! -^o-* ------liirjiu r De.itt ot WARNER BAXTER Seto*.! w.re an;* TIMELY ADDRESSES matlc Jludy cl I HONEY DEW .PREMIER PREMIER Am*7in:i medicii AT MEN’S MEETING And Jamr» Cacncy in (ni’lird or Slircd. liiH. 1'.^. and tlwlr under; "Blondn craiy" rt*uJtingZrr«-M and. About One Hundred ‘and Fifty v/!'.,.,. a brutal crime. Present At Gathering On SUNDAY—MONDAY FIGHTERS OF FOREST F RES TO USE RADIO SHOES of SPRING JiTSASSfJK IRONSIDE SHOE COMPANY Less Than 3 Months to Decoration Day Hastings Monument Works Save Now «£ Our Be Thrifty FRIDAY & A T XT Cn • SATURDAY 9 L 3 I 23c 23c CANNED PINEAPPLE 35c ('lure and SantariiS COFFEE v:*r.... 22c 18c WHOLE BEANS Hunt • Red RASPBERRIES 33cr 25c 15c Snow Hoy Washing Powder Blue Goofu Oranges3E« Large Size, dozen 3UC PORK 'ROASTS VEAL ROASTS Pork Sausage 21c... 11:00 A. M. 3:00 —4:30P. M. Feldpausch’s 'IWw« BtUtrFoodiCortLca' We Deliver PHONE 2272 “The Man Who Played God” sympathy o; rimv.’v address*-.-* were given bv Ar­ chie McCrea, of Muskegon, publisher *-f tli*-Mirektgt>n Chronu-lc and Dr. Vic-. / out Ept-copal church at Battle Creek/ lt unxh wen appreciated by the men ' Also Comedy and Latest Pathc Talking News WED.—TIIVRS. 'Stepping Sisters’ JAMES CAGNEY in LOUISE DRESSLER “TAXI' Abo Aedbp’s Fables In Also Cartoon C omedy and SWISS STEAK „.1O 5 Deliveries Daily—8:00 — 10:00 GEORGE ARLISS IN viile, Nashville. Freeport and Woodland; well as from the local church' and| parish. ’ | Dretnct Superintendent Wheck-r pre-1 Home Made Fresh Lake Trout, White Fiah, Salmon, .Fillets, Oysteri \ |> Q Rpciw 10c... 25c». . ('jwlre HAMBURGER 10c... LAMB STEW “The Cisco Kid” Sunday About 150 men attended th*- mm‘s >t Orcep St. Sunday me-. ting at thi-.MctlwMl-'t church Sunrnnla .ifttr an lllnm ISC Large Solid Head 4 lettuce, 2 for I vw Honed and Rolled 12C m as..... “Hen Majesty in Love” Hastings, Mich. f-^-wrt taking or cOU to the people of . the county will bi- greatly appreciated on Se< 14. Iivtng,{o<rnBhip PASSING OF STEPHEN SCHANTZ. : bv the taxpayers It means at least |IM *ci»ed by doting on M-17 U Funeral services lor Stephen Scfianta'• day “W* to them. Several times that; nelkrr farm turning.ht Um •ere conducted On Mi-ndav by Re.-.' amount ha* been saved this tenn of Adcock at ti»e home of Mrs Sarah -court through settlements readied by I m iialt Im road u rux im|notrd| Ttnkler On Tuesday. Paul Schantz.'t>M* Their clients and tile pco< patwably good if. KiKttFRr.ithcr Thtsjfa son. took the body to Rockfoid. 111.li^ Ule county w the gainer*, is mid to be even higher than the! where burial will be made today. Wed-1 *■“”*--------------DISTRICT GOVERNOR SPOKE. nesday. at tuf p M An obituary will) Rev. Eric Tasman, of Lansing, dis­ j appear next Week TO EXTEND WATER .’HAIN. trict governor of Rotary waa the speakTlw council received the petition ot r -Itul trwft'imri* HldJl Jlltfit. auxting Tn.- guest preachrr al lhe Wednesday Ungs Rotary club on Monday. His talk that Hu- .wider main b*> exte-nded to th? ! evening Lenten service at Emmanuel was appropriate to tlw 26th birthday! IBplM-ofci! church Wednesday. March of Rotary. Rev Tasman u a pleasing! I 23 will be th*1 new Rector-of St Luke s speaker. Htf straight/orwxid talk told -. I matter to ttoatab the close a: tention ol Ito members of J । with power to act. FRIDAY—SATURDAY Big Double Feature Program . Walter Huaton in - “The Ruling Voice” and Lunt and Fontane In “The Guardaman” COMEDY—"Barnyard Broadcaat" �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAROT 18, IBM Sporting Items S. Johmon. i f Efwootl. f . Hlar. c. Bedford, r.b . Palmer, b J: Johnson, I b . 0 EACH THRU • OFFICERS PATROL MICHIGAN STREAMS ----- ----- ® Conservation Department Is­ — i sues Regulations Concerning ‘ Spearing Fish RESDHTTMOEIS MBLEWIIW <Continued from mention The flrsi-lcain flicked, thr 1 We understand thgt conwrvatlon , ~~* officials believe, jxiwssrs just, about I tGilicera in this state have tarn in- l»lp ” totaled about WflOfi. In all. there­ everything that an ordinary basket ball fore. -this property lia«. apkiit upproxi* .-.queted-to s|x*nd a* much time as team could wish; a team capabl*- of a I | possible in patrolling Michigan s match- $92,474 tocajh............ . .............. fast-breaking or deliberate offense.! « material*' stream* during tlw period of tlw spring Il yram-on ;uppK(‘n callable of alr*tlght defense. ixMseMlng ! fish-spearing season, which ofrtncd alone. basket shooter* accurate enough to* beginning ch/rnjpment |March I. This seavon will remuin.opcn hi*Siiu'r worry any defense and centers capable resort., this owner haXjecord* until,Aprji 30 in-the lower peninsula HESSMER QUINTETdEFEATS of controlling <fw tip-off. Herewith isnI the list: . . •HAWK8TER8 DEFEAT IONIA and until Muy 15 In the fipprr penln-: come* from-tlw Mate of Ohio. Indiana/ BATTLE CREEK TEAM Isula. BASKETEER8 20-10 IN j All toiirunuwnL team filctked by tlw Lust vpring tlw department of con« Illinois and ’Pennsylvania ahite o<i|y BY 20-20 officials; , I 'servallon hud consltkrubl*’ tioublt- be-, lb per cent come?- from Barry count’.-. LATE DRIVE . i Forwdtdt! Heide. A. B. Stove .Co ; I —— —-----------jcause the legal permlMion to have a Williams. Bc-isinrr Markets; FarinmaiiJ ----------LAST MINUTE RALLY 'spear on "certain waters in tin.-, -taitn^ • East Lun.-imt. Hartfort, A. B Stove ADAIR, SNYDER LEAD ollered u lemjXuJiuli lo Mime DsItcnwafT r.» . t ---------------------;------of the buMms* dune at tins BY VISITORS FAILS S. IN INDIVIDpAL SCORING Ito uM- their gpears in taking game fish. tlie.bulk . . *'T>ntenci Pricco. E. fainting; Kencb,] rrMirt aoines from out.,ide the-county. Middleville Basketcers Win f(-'>ta: Fisher. Resumr Markit-. । Greenville • Eliminates Local ‘ -.paring trout, bav.. pike .and i.thcr but tlw bulk ot the iitoney iinnu’li! in p™„,'r „«„t — ,...i .«* Guard.-. Brown. Be’NWiir Marke.t.-, ।«•««••» Hsi>eni right here tn tlie county. And Team !,uh .. From Local inatpcndt.nt u-Comp. Springfield Pirates; O Connor,, learn In in Following Round aouna , rewt I- «nr ofx-vctaH Five 24-21 Bessmer MarkrU*. Edlln. fonla • I on dnnro Officers will make regular jiatrote of this durticuliar brought , into . Hu- county 20-7 Score w dl.l.not where :1 'reTj.. B KU Cr rk1 M C1Honorable “»- lb'rMentionMbrtrU: ForwardD.lre,. But ll**Ul«lBy IM* *»«« —*b»lonly the non-trout streamsL* «l . nU u”.,0 THE, BETTER LOSE IN REGIONALS fully qwtntit <<f Battle- Creek -’fl to 20 n*iwker fonla- Matscii the unexccted by winning tlw - first I trout stream.* As well, ipke may not Iw : •SI* 11 •• 11 ■*“-,s’l‘“ u. the finals of Uw Itufo^wiMietrt-iuna-• gyrlnir*;w w' ,sIinrr< n-round of tlw regional basket ball tour-‘*|>eated in non-trout stream, during . rl'«r •x,‘! ... .. ■ horj • I rem tewAM bull toutnev Iwhl tore ’ spriiigflrfd P.ra ”s’■” Awy from to id. 10. in in a at jtiw spring -“bouts Pirate ' . ihiey from fon.a Ionia 80 W to a game game atlthc Miring spearing spearing season r*. In ... tlie.'" ttjr larger lakein the eoun^.nwrMiiritH’fi^f* lto!in?5n!’!w-, c,nl,r ' L»bo«d.e :'c*rai>u Grand rsitpius Rapids Union High schodl of gnu* Centers: Labotdie..A A. B. B Stove Stove Co Co:'Grand Raimis uniun Union •>*go High m school spring of 1931 1931 gruss >pike, great­ .i*v»* .| -spring h•• ------..... ■ or • ........ Thur.«day evening. evening. lohla loWa went went through* through'northern pike,could couldbe be taken takenby byspear; spear; .- - Thi - ■ is a- conrecvutivr estimate and Grus Spring field Pirates. I |Thursday northern pike, s not took this ’ «'M Ukfc4hto ati ount th- b n. . Guards- ivwsmer, Beumer Markets; IWirt, tlie iwawn with -a tw.iee bi tter record nf of ^ellbut vic- but the the lust last legislature legislature took this species species '-Competition was keen. the final* und MvCiduiolib*. A. B Stove Co Tlw only only kinds kind:,of of fish fish • in« • ab‘x*t•' tuall.-r or more wil.itones than Uw local team. Fans here!from the list Tlw Hie gimr. < Friday evening especially ken by bv spear stwnr Uib, this spring O- this total, about MM an- n r.t Result.', ot the preliminary matches acre aL-o doubtful of the manner inj‘«u*‘nitiy be taken .'pnng •** ' Team.’. rej>n m htlng Hie A. B Stove ।Thursday ; and Friday un* ii-- follows: j which the rrlauvely inexperienced ■ “re suckers, red horse, mullet, carp. ■nd 300 are occupied bv the pyx- fam • HmifMiny*of ftattte Creek. Galesburg, Thnrsdsy. March 10: Hastings five would stand up under ।<*<*|IM» and gar P“«c Hi a few at $35 ff*ii&. .1 c Penney Company of Hattie A H. Stove Co., Battle Creek. 21;! thr strain of tournament play. • ‘‘J’1'* ‘*JK only *■ ? Burgt-sx Seed Co. Gak-sbtmirTl. ’ Tlw High ochotrt team has played ft!«_."11 as avvrusr thl/rnar? the lowest figure; 'reek, East l-inliw. Vermontville lonluIndependent. 20; J. c Penney.:consistently k«x1 detensiye game Thaw who are interested in tlw • • ■ ■ • n• that about »«4 .8.111. Crert"». ■.hmu.houl tire re^m .Kb ore.bon.l “I *«' .1 w br .ImuW . >*• “ • > 1 Is brought into the _. .. . . .... .... .. ... "tiower -"1i K>>nii1r1 In tlti. i uuni'nvi ni. rniii. nlienuve should lw* be interested Tn this lt.-m item nod and count, county uurmd during tile the trn-w«ek tourK Bc.ssmer Mnrket’i. Hastings, 27; displays of real onensiye ;>o make note of the restriction» that are JUTh.- fiunilit at each of thr.-? Tiiursduy the garni started in a list“Ulc u* ,,,c .. . market . . cottages-are of. course in the ix-ialciih. played Hie Middh Ville In- SpriiAticld PiruteS, Battle Creik. 20 less manner with neither team able to lmlxwe._, Friday, March if: <ie|H-iulvnti. in tlw preliminary to tlie ’lor supplies. Assuming .an average ex-; ' “ College Drugs. K. Ixinsliu’. 27; Ver- find the hoop. At the half the score]I linulj. Saturday evciunir Tlw Midtlle. pendlture of. $5 j*t week per family .tood 4 to 3 in favor of Ionia. But after j FINANCIAL SKIEd villi rive stepped away to mi early lead mmitviilc. 14. tan ultra-conservutivr-figurej this inA. B. Stove Co., Buttle Creek 19; Hie intermission things began to hap-1 p. CADlklfi A I ITTI F dicat ami wtnhitiiiiied nt least un U-|xiint ad­ a, minimum expenditure Of i Iwn. The Huwksters staged a scoring ' LLtAnlNu A LI I I Lt J.-ates vantage until Hie flua) mllitH.es of pluv. touia fn$le|M'ndents. 14 Semi-final $43,200 during each reason Adding tin.-, Bessmcr Markets. 18; College Drugs, drive that netted 18 pointe while their । Then a '•coring drive by Young and tn $84,600 gives a total of $127,000 ex-', |I opponents were iield to 6. Adair and German Bank Lowers Discount penditiire in rente and .suppUeh, Tills Fi.nlinr Clit the ditferenn- to three E lensing, 17. Semi-final. High scorer for the entire tourna- Snyder, led the offensivi piltita a . MhldlevHle tin- game 'cmlcd Livw*ot HwHt 21 "of 'to mu24 MIpin* ■,n' nt' w"’1 Hastings with 25. (i pointe .resjiecliveiy. Sn addition to Rate—Value of English Pound figure ofcbursg is conservative and tlw' true amount without a doubt exceed* villr fad the Monro: with 10 |X“. »“«* ‘his. Km-mes. Howard and McMillan Sterling ^Increases this estimate bv •’many HiirttXatsdr, o! Youiur ol HtiMImr v .■ .coml with 9 ,9- Williams o! Hastings third'.with connected tor one goal each and.Raid'. Two things last week indicated that .dollars. . F.-.tor of IKS tZd w"th « “'2 18 and H4rtfort ot n ‘ “,lr Crcek “ *made “* • 18 and Hartfort of Battle Creek rour, fourth a tree throw:* throw. the financial akies were clearing to But even t&* contervatne estimate; i'aiktr. s Johnson and Hlnr of Mui­ with 15 Among lhe teams-who Wervj Against Greenville the' following: ?ome extent in Europe and they will is sufficient to Indicate that aside from eliminated an<| pIAyed but two games.1 evening, thr Hastings boys lost 20 to 7’ react favorably Jp this country, Tiie ' nl.'d II... tai lliulmm. B.U fjlLln, l,.r».nt .,rf »."t, .•Umm.irf'tta' lurth.-’r fir^ indienuon "was the fact that tiie valuation. tJy- tourr-t ‘ trade brings ,i 13:’ Prtcco of pEast 13, apd | petition m the .state............. meet. •The qnmiH Mrppul ...Ol io ,,, .mi,,. n '" LaiiMtig 11 .................... -............. — game’ German flelchsbank lowered its dts- MibstantiiU -.qm < I money into the ' I was rea|ly closer than the score indi- count rate from seven per cent to six county ' iM.int lead before their opponent, teg-! Ketich. Ionia center. 10 pans each xca-on. most of Winch b Thb>, is the first tournament of it* cates, however, since 10 of GTeenville's ' per cent, which B. an indication of .spent. locally. Is ot is not Sikh a source . Isti red u ’core: Tlien^lic Battle Creek tf-iirn tj»k full uifvsntage of penalties kind to tie held here The results Were, total poinT* were scored vis the free‘ easier money in Germany. One day tot ot revenue worth developing further? successful that the off:- throw route. The Greenville lilt." But HUl tillHas-­ lu........ ..... .. tournament ... - ■ v •> ’ .."t .squad put week the pouhd sterling, which had to connect tor four points' the Has tings boys still had as•.ix-tiomt ’lead' at' ^1* hope to make the event an annual Ul> 0 splendid defense that succeededl been quoted in our currency at $3.41. t lew minute- a,Toir J1,1 breaking up most of Hastings* .scor- was raised to $3.71. a gain of 30c in the half. Until the dla lt_. .. J!n" wlrnt t ro Herewith are details of thr final’. anrL ing drives . value in a.single weak Tlw par value r.f play, Hastlnirs lilid wlr.it M-nwd to' Although the basket ball season thisi in American gold of the pound sterling Im- a sale ii-ad Bnt u rapid scoring the Middh-riite-Hasting* game: j> . year has not been outstanding from is $4 84 1-2. drive le<) by Rcldc of thr Battle Creek Bcssnwr Ma 2 the standpoint of games won. the <f> yet -remains: to be seen what will tram cut thU advantage Us three points Chase, r.f. g; showing of the players, all except one' be done with the question of dharma-■ shortly la-fore I lie final whistle blew. Williams, if. 1 of whom were playing their first year us' ment at the Geneva conference. If 'rinng; looked uncertain for tlie Brts- Wcycrman. I .Continued from page one> q regulars was better titan expected: France is going to continue t? be the' 'mrr tiMM-rs; however they were able to Picrsnn, f <j The entire first squad most she ha* -been ___ _________ _; military and bully that for the . _____ o_________ . tighten their defense and had iitlicirnt Fislwr. c .. her Kahrv-ratillne. “ "" ‘ CAtl 5 of the players on the second teami ! tMist past few few vrars years, with with her sabre-rattling, 'coring puncli. m resr rve to' increase-Brown, r.b o’will be eligible for nt least one more; and swash-buckling rmiltnrBW in contheir lead to Six belore tlw game tsMi- O'Donnrll. I. rai inamimuMiwumm. i trot, 25UH‘S 85?U,y!|!K 10 3 year of competition next season. irol. acmanumg demanding tnai that an al) me tlw rest oi o! <il . . IJessmer. b Herewith are ’ JP?11”1'''-. w •'I'l'reo arc details ot o! the Ionia Ion™ ami I tlw world unite to guarantee Unit , Ha.'.ting.-, - played ■ a fil'd breaking O'Cnmwr. b ------- 1„_--------!_ ... never . ... . . theni1 elate the effort.*, made tie reduce costo —;Greenville game:,: . France will be invaded, game on i>fi< use while their opponenu. ' lor city work. - .|>liiyed indeliberate type tliat was gen-; 26; Hastlnr* vs Ionia j there kt no ho|w oi reducing armies. In crew, >rw United um,™ States wore, will w,u be or *'!' 't p Hasting.-, ’ -G FT P tl,al ewnl 7 ' Boyes rl ... ■ ] tn bring, its nnvv tin tn full I play. Ha-ting, displayed un aimie.t airtight di’lemive game except, fur a 11 Kennedy, 5 uSa.**” *'"k’ “* ““ """“ “ "’™i w .ta E lii|>sr in tiie. fourth quarter and their Riedc, r.f. 0 i Knrme.v .<u>l»>neiit.'. were held to free throws or Lubordic, < 2 Adair, IX It «> the' other hand. »ne rouneeh ’““g’’ “"YlJ?"" the u, inid-court shotK. Reid- and Hartfort o Lechleitner, 1 lib'. ,.hell ixmn.hl aemn .nd th. !o™i.«» played » great game for lhe .visitant. Ramp. 0 McMillan, c. that much much Ti.rmae Tarmac I long, . b . ot mankind .hall become the alm ot;■ It 11 sernis nL unlikely unl‘kf !v lh,l Heide fx|xcinlly. was n constant threat Henry, r.b 0 Snyder, r g ; surfacing will ix- done -this year. The every nation, then there will be a great und vieral time* connected f6r long 0 Howard, r.g . reduction in armaments, which will!i; council Ajjll only Tarmac streets that •hots over tlie head of the Hu itinua de­ McConnoin — Raidt. 1g. .. have been curbed and guttered; and clfrcvu saving of more than a billion fense. Hi ide wur high scorer of tlie 20 Bishop. I ' game with II joints while Fisher mid dorian-* lor Europe, which would help a there are very few such .streets that have not already -received Tarmac lotWilliams of Hastings were second and Hastings Mfg Co treatment.** » tliird with 9 am) 6 points res|>ectively Young, r.f. 21 Ionia OBITUARY Tarmacklng seems to be proving an Brown and Bd-smcr put Up an csfw- Francisco, if. Wattelt. sima v Auftnn waa t’mm tn Investment rather than an expense. It clully go*xl defensive gmjie fur the lo­ fciubaiuth. c Dulphm, If. Fiiuttrom. r b cal team. Benedict, c. 5* on “«"«*'J The work of several players during Fisher, l b Bronson, c . Vo the tournament was outstanding. With’ Campbell, r g .tlie assistance of uje referee, tlw tourVnament. commit tie picked the fbiiow- MiddleyiHe SXS, o'.”"; ■“ ■“«i'pSXi ing for an ah tournament team and in Swift addition named a list for honorable Final score: Hastings—20; Ionia—10. when they started overland on the Ung • 'the journey to Michigan arriving in Has-, ,/,'£? inc co-' “ u> • Greenville vs. Hastings. Greenville OnBtheni8th d^r nVMav^asa'shn’waV 'n,e Clty pates that Lewis, r.f. .. On..?ie.18th d^y of May. 1856.^she was. lhm. wUJ n jcorifttfiSble call for Badcll, IX .. taratol eiiUrtren CUrb !U,d ButWrl«K Th“l l>IObub!y Rlngsburg. c. To this unlan were bom flu children, caH Jor niorc Tarmac nPXl yrar Libby, Mary. Helen. Lenna and Seth.* . =.-»> »_______________ Sage. Tg three of whom survive, also 8 grandHow I)FE|. Is DOHN- REDUCED COSTS OF PAV NG ARE SHOWN NEW ROOF? We have in stock a complete line of RULEROID and JOHNSMANViLLE roofing. We have a good many designs and colors at prices which will favorably compare with any price which might be quoted you. Remember everything being/ equal, you should- leave your roofing lousiness in Hastings; it gives HASTINGS MEN WORK! Telephone mb LUMBER COMPANY HASTINGS MICHIGAN expedition of *.nt’W record depth -of I887i^nt! approximately 24.COO feel in the C.ir1U *2^°; In thc, Ubbcnn M‘a recalls tlw fact that the wi h her husband siw movedI to TUtchpUcr yet Iu4;n(| in thr wans rw,l m oen»»T.co. Mm U», mM. ’ ,n Mu,aal,„ Hastings Boyes, r. McMillan. r.f. .. Karme*. l.g. Kennedy. I.g, Adair, c. ... Howard, c. Snyder, rg. Raidi. l.g. Lechlcitncr, Ig. Final score: tings-i7. • Greenrille—M; lias- Woodland Lores to Zeeland in Regionalt to ButTalo. N V.. where al the end ol wlwre wwndlnas or M.210 Iret hare two years they returned to Hastings.; >...... takm Tn It AV KnnnLl * In IRiTA 1805 Ithey bought a lot wlaZ-lw w)/ch (c is mire now : lhe corner of Clinton and Market Round after round is the way the streets, where a home was built. pugilist ascends thd ladder of fame. After a great many hardships in clearing the ground and in raising htf family also three grandchildren whd were left motherless at an early age. she enjoyed the last years-in comfort in the old home. She left tills life March 7. 1932 at pie age of 02 years. 10 months. 13 days. .She will be greatly missed not only by the children and relatives who have had her so many wonderful years, but by the neighbors and friends in the community where she has made her home for 67 years. Woodland cagera were defeated by the fust quintet from Zeeland 37 to 23 [n the first round of tlie Class "C" reS?nala at Grand Rapids Thursday. oodland gave the victors a hard run. Mother. however, and were sUll trailing danger­ ously near nt lhe half. But Zeeland. Whose love can equal the love of n Mother. pressed down the accelerator as the Whose the devotion so loyal and flriil period opened and pulled away to true I a substantial lead. Tills defeat is the, first defeat for Woodland bosketeers! Who sutlers so much with such joy for another. , Ulis season. Who wortaf with such pleasure as Mother for you I ONLY AN AMATEUR. He had joined a fcolf club, and on hisi You, hail wiUt delight lhe friendship of first round lie hit the ball a mighty' others. swipe, which by some miracle landedI You revel in love ot a sweetheart in the hole in one. At the second tee! you’ve won; came another miracle. Again he did tlw1 Yet where do you find a friendship like I hole in one. and as the ball disappearedI Mother's. ‘ into the hole,’he turned around, white1 Unbroken till death calls, and life's, and trembling. “Goth,"'he breathed. work is done. “I thought rd missed It that time. AN OCEAN CURE.. BUT NO TRACE OF JAZZ! Spain is punishing 1 Is political Imur- * A South African composer, seeking gerit* by packing them on an ocean to preserve .the original pagan music liner and sending them to sea for an of Zululand. found several phrases Indefinite period. reminiscent of "Blue Bell* of Scotland" We are told that one variety of cac­ and the "Bong of the Volga Boatman. tus always pointe to th? south, this The diameter of the Milky Way lias forming n natural compass. Another been estimated u X0XX» fight years, kind only blooms once a century, thus leach light year being 8.000.000,000,000 forming a natural chronometer I miles. —Punch. MEN Spring Hats New Colors...New Shapes New Values 9.5 Are here in abundance $1.00 1.50 Also a nood cap at 59c Thos. E. Waters "The Better Store fur Men" Furniture Bargains Are Abundant in Our Store! New goods are arriving daily and we are still offer­ ing some attractive bargains in all lines. This, we feel, w,e are obliged to do in order to further stimulate busi­ ness during the few slack weeks ’ ‘before ‘'the ‘ * spring season. Wc arc still offering a good three-tone jac­ quard or tapestry covered THREE-PIEtE Rugs - Linoleums Our fug ami llnnlrum stock We are selling a good Living Room Suite 9 x 12 Velvet Rug for only s49^ mSIWiS DO YOU NEED A FOk They are here! .... the new H. fs. COWIN, i HASTINGS CAGERS STORE A beautiful tapestry so $ A very good Axminster rug.. Size 9x12 for oqly $19.75 $12.50 Don’t be misled by big sale values from out­ side towns. Investigate our prices before;buying Miller Furniture Co "Complete Home Furnishers' HASTINGS • z J J You Like to be Sure And You Are Entitled to BE SURE that the Food You Buy Is CLEAN and Healthful Milk from Highlands Dairy comes from a herd .of healthy cows—regularly tested for TB and contagious abortion. Our co.W barns are KEPT CLEAN, and the air in them kept, pure by an auto­ matic electric ventilating system. ' We invite YOU to personally inspect our milk house and barns and see how thoroughly we are equipped to handle the milk so that it will Jfe delivered to you clean and sanitary. We will wel­ come a visit from ybti at any time. GRADE "A" MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)-—10c Quart GRADE “B" MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—8c Quart You Will Like Our MILK You Will Like Our SERVICE Call City Phone 2651—We Will Do the Rest The HIGHLANDS DAIRY TELEPHONE 2651 ROBT. W. COOK, Prop. HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MARCH 16, IMS PAGE FOUR The Banner bJ h“,„ „ ""lbB, lb„ „,„1U y 1 nt Hastings tia^tings panner v-srt.v-t >.-rr Ur4n.<j.y. .1at iiuLtr, umi.cs*. consider carefully the ourstlon question’whether cook tiuott. EJii . uch Joan* were for productive purposes which would aid in procuring funds for transfer.". Tins speech was fujly reiwtcd and given considerable publicl- Opi)li(|jls. ‘ „ 1 (MRRMMMNHMRMMMBRMRRMMRBI This and That What Others Say t Washington's General*. Meteoric Ettuin Allen. Conqueror oL Ticonderoga ■ Brilliant Daring - Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. DF-MOCRATB AR^ HUSTLING , " . Wot sfnee Roofcvclt tipwt the Re­ Mbs Helen Chidester of Ann Arbor ’ publican apple'eart in 1012 hs’- there; One hundred and ninety-five years Of courw the warning worihl have been k* much aqlvity among the Demo-.'’ ago ' Mr. and Mr* Lewis Heath nf Grand was born a man whose name is IN IlSUHV 3 been mere effective had'it been" given‘o'nts of the state and country. Where; lx>urid to come up in this year 'of our Rapids ajieut Friday with friends here A friend beg* us* to announce that A* a natter of fact -t*3' l’arV' h»a ‘*» CTOat-; tiStionnl remembrance of George tld* is the month that all good -rs the nrres and '‘.f t0**™4* Wasluiigfon. when nil who had a part Christian people shut up their chickens «««•«gSj j» in. the confines of Hieir chicken yards, : Th. M Alta. Al„„ |o rmy ami cease to let th\n) roam at kill on warning' wllhwit nr ,,r’- ■'■"* l(b<!.u to the premise.? and ]>orchea of long-suf­ a'ncl tlw* public bou th«- Inxt fi-u we, L- Mnn- rn-i-iitlv Mat. luvvlutmnary .- ....__ _ . .history - at. .hast. one .im­ '■ fering neighbor*. nr tlie future. Jt. was an Frank Murphy ol Detroit on the; mortal deed and one immortal। saying. -ayuig 1 DuHng a recent Illness, a well-known tn’if.:»r ta.«*on for Amcr-s • -Ethan Alien was born in 1737 1737. in in;charlotte man «••••* had callers In the fol­ wtnrwy of ir linger! ■ .ubUFi.-.. A piominm .i.ce vflfcW to.d|fl ynn ^'lowing -. , enter: Doctor. undertaker, ... ..... »..'k ,M u, G„,„. „w ........................... monument dealer. iwwsiuijXr man. and ’yQLMH-DbU'N" ADVENTURE; *" ,-'1 , 1 I,,, u,,.' rf„ When >n wwWM- the minister called, up on the phonl-. idity llnrs ».«;„n«-,nT4.n'“g! ■“"**“ .‘"■‘"'“.T " iton. u.n. In in Wot wnt»t k is n™ now Vertnom Vermont kit out was MldtUevlUe Monday reversed IU forwith May: .furphv »“•■«>'llM.„ disputed uroufvl. Known tu tll,. mt-r action on tlw water worku bonding of attveniur.-. alien lu, ..Itm. Bart.srrf With .Mra.j.-N<„A Grant.*. that terhi favor of bonding for wat: bi" the 'do:- Woxlhou.'e. another prominent Re K;"lOi«rj u i. claimed by New York, but #r D>c vote standing 217 for and people within it were determined, ’♦* ■sal!u£- J'1 the contest for village '| to be ntiwns neither ot N> w York- nor; offlc5r**“* *ase<1 on the *Blcr HamiiAhirc but tp-Up a state by^ work* issue, lhe ticket headed by Dr. saidj .-•■Iv.i -e, JJicy. even formed a mill-: B. C. Swift' favoring the proposition body' to enforce their dt-icrml- won by a- vote of two Jo one. The Brotherhood meeting will be । nation. . , I Elhan Alkn wa* made colonel and held next Monday night. Gov. Alex J I commanding officer ot the-a- "Green 1 Groesbeck will be tlw speaker and i Mountain ItoyV a.> they called (Item-! honor guest Hugh Riley Is the captain •io, . M \-.Y ■ pfN? is that .acJvcs.but before they got very f.ir with of- the nipper -squad. ----------■i would’ ; iheir private war. the Revolution broke | M,"s Mildred Ketcham and Robert Builtjy~Ki”7W out. and Ethan Allen drapixd the cause; HiinMon of M A. C. spent the week ,uilerkiii from "too mans troll R«-|iublkan fvdittrian* slutting (■. lot ills p.iitlclikir Colon, tb eniirrace end with the formers aunt. Mrs. Herand that is Rouma FILTH IN FILMS. the ofiicx party—that or.secretly hdv- ‘iiio rau.M- of idl tlw Cokmlea. Here lx'-,**rt Brown, and family. c b been inflated iiK- a hand . in the game. -CUtitoii gan hi.* military ciirecr, a short one, nkijart, County Reftnibbcan-Ncws. l(. lacking.and ail bill* - it proti-d. but one long enough to. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Include an miut.mdlng fc.it tha't indiJ L Reed, manager of Reed'* ojxra in yellow meta! c < mi ir.Jnve.xti THE REFERENDUM, .rec’lv contributed to Washington'.; J house, ba* hooked some excellent pcridu/try . 'naUan.rttitude of the pay ret takiiiL- B.c i.-n .u.d that tixiHi the naim- formunros for the public during the According ruhibitioti • 1 Khan Alkn forever in the mind* of. next few week*. On March 22 tlw ccleh:.* couhtryimn. v . : bra ted play; "The Rosary." will appear As -Ooii .1 - he heard of thr battles oi here for one performance Thu play I.* and smut. The ould *nrdy Lexington und £>incord, Ethan Allen well known ah over tlw country It » flaunted in film ppiuipn on the question. cuiiceiii d Hie idea *4 capturing Ticun- imclws a good moral le*son and Is are glorified ateng enough small change for ord, Tlw re is no us dcioga. a . tjong tort i»n Uikr Ctum-i eonsldercd a* gn<x| as any sermon riven; a mil-:’»W- tveb-day putfC$iW*i>. Stor^-p tl-.v, or any; | Plain ii.-ld by the Briti.fi and an mi-;Other companies will apjxar here as pported by' ■ liortunt >irou.:hr>!il >>f British ixnrcr iiiMollow* "Vanda." Enos Player*, March moral am!' I’roi,‘f”vs arc alK> uccule. For if one; wiw, pub-. •la1 Culoni 's. On ItL- cun initiative! 26. 29. 30; Young Buffalo." u melo;rn wilh 4ibUnd<‘m‘ all dr-cid,.d to pay .up at, ow mdniun is th Allcn rnn/ilii-q hU moufituinwr 'real*; drama. April 12; 'Grace Joiner Playrimer it is wy to «ec that the victim mm! to ihe attack. On hi* way. in-Hr*." week of April 15; "Hi-verly <if of these tnipsiclioih., niich'. t-a-dly lx* SiwkiwHW cidentally. he vuva joined b.v Benedict ■ Grapstark," April 27'. ' Sis Perkin*.'' flooded: out of house <uud hoitid .by a Arnold, who held a niore otllniitl qnli-jMny 2. lary cbmmi**ton granted him by tlie: There have been many surprises deluge id yellow mps. In ..ucli a man­ Commit ire of Safety Arnold jdtned a?.-this vSinter. ♦inter. but there were none more ner rlidthU hitli- "Oiuna Bouffv-' coun.i volunteer, iievictiw i-.,.;. and left thvi imc‘'.-'hilly ■'hilly planned than the one pUblitau-inuuin' tlw- picture tn­ about 100 loomember* mom -iiiimap I . Alim i which ।about of Uvc local SCOUTING On r.iachiiu: lhe of Clwmp!ain.j Mawnic b<xhr and of the Eastern > an assurance. z.i. Alien found t <; Siiir Chapter ixrixtrated upon Mr. and neyjind morality on the frdret n! inflated. were Licking to Mr. John Payne nt their home Brookhurt .1 mere. mt (Unity but problems in Iran i- 'rrgtmcn: Not one' northca-,1 ot this city, Thurxlay evcch the producers do »•. th ... add aiind over 83 nw-n. nlng. the oec-aMnn..being the 31st annif : bn th- Vermont4 vcraary of Mr and Mrs Payne's mat­ ’ thr darkne. oi night jriage. Mr. and Mrs Payne were about :nitUs liiive .dipped ’rWch ready-to retire when the first sleigh load arrived. Tlie guests kept coming of their pokticians and jut Ichcd Tlie |* and all had an excellent thnu. On be­ Plenty of "lov, half of the visitor*, James Radford nature m the work before him. i>n-. preiented Payne with a ‘cntt-<l Mr und Mr*. Paytie the mdudry have jurat worn ix-illg , ly a handful of men. and* lltndsoinL* cut-gla.** water set, Payne inization expH.wd his sincere thanks for the gifts. The visitor* amused themselves a that help. ttftpcnrtUS1 with cards and refreshments.' • me:.! Ihh invarisbl; th. w'idc approval. an: uncrinent Hie tote*i pictures than cn dared: mt Mr. Hays ha * dmw jfotlnng towprd jprovlhg the moral t< n*«<>f the n.i»r-.’He ba- from nine tp lime iwbiti- Hbiturs are dideu. e block booking *yst< tuatiy rank-cull* In order tt SUITS AT A LOW PRICE Pick your pattern from 200 Kup penheimer designed and control led fabrics—distinctive fabrics that you can get nowhere else in town. Your measure will be taken exactingly and your suit wjll be precisely handcrafted by Kuppenheimer. A perfect fitting and superbly tailored suit is guar** anteed. The cost for this splendid service is surprisingly low. KUPPENHEIMER MADE-TO-MEASURE SUITS Lambie & Doyle "The Store fdr Dad & Lad" [QUALITY fay KUPPENHEIMER] THIRTY YEAR3 AGO TODAY. Hiiucfl point-blank nt, nsc entire Republican village ticket Ai.' ti. but fnitun.it. ly ;tl»- gun mi.-'.std -A1<s elect d in Nnsjiville Monday with the. Allen's Joyal men v .u’.d liave exception of one-trustee, majorities ■ •f tu- ' titry Irt-trud. ranging from 22 to 63. In Woodland > humane and tw tlx.- Citirens ticket was elected, tlie la­ in- promised- the M-n-'xu,. being salodn against anti-saloon. udition o! his ’• ■ l4ulingj ’ uncl* Philip H Schantz having :-:»ld his farm In South Woodland. Is omnundlng uffiro they found' now living with p;-, son. William H. jim cast nf the city limits. Uncle Mtl. hut not mi suri>r!.M'd but Scihnu wu*» 85 years old on Wednes­ m. Allen demanded hi* .-ur- day ot this w.-ek. His years ktem to set rather lightly Oh his shoulders and members wa* organized'al Woodland j Cepter on Friday evening The winter term ot our schools Will) . STRATAGEM. rndM. .lid u» u»u.l n.ml- This word „„„ calls to mind . „„ „ or a trick <mr.n> ,»r ,«■*. r>Ml .nuM ,nUh, lhr do ..Il• U,.owl.., .* wtat b„„d„ ,applicaW,u ta. e’M»my. bul but „ it lias , a broader b*cn the result nf lhe winters work •»' • --------— -----------•-----“I'lUon to any artifice or deceptive device. theinchildren. The word comes from lhe Greek strataThe Ladies' Society, connected with'1 gcina. "The device or act of a general." the Presbyterian church, will be cn-1 compounded of strains, "an army." and InuiOdd on l<r,d«y .l:«rn«n.. by Mr, . K.„, "to „ „„ again, lead." Stratagem „ and strale 3 rt 8traU; c„„,„. l,n po*u!.v>cd no onielal autlidr- health behpj better this winter than H.4. nnM M lor r. nlrnrr on m; __,-■ State street The gbntlcmen an- Invited u tll(. nrUflcl? 1.tin? Colonial powers. he him- for Dome jcarj past. Strategy t0 J£ “ “ I slx °. c,ork ; I the artifice ijself. *lrategy is tlie acit n caught by surprise i.rc Pryor arrived home from Ann The Pound w»cinl at Union hall on pnce (>r UIl ol using stratagems. Ope ing daunted him ■■ and - Arbor Monday evening on account of baturday < vmhu. was a great suesboultJ , hat Uje telUe «■ immortal answer. fllm-AS. Great Jehovah' " ' . Lee jorr of Jackson has purchased cess. The tableaux anU entertainment by . strategy, for example, by a stratagencraily. gave great satisfaction, while ucm or by strategy would be belter, the-laundry now run by Lee Hing and enough tor will fake charge at once. He asks con­ tlw receipts for the . benefit of the strat'-a-gem is accented on-the first ! over th”. tintiance pf the patronage .accorded poor, about 175. apeak* the heartfelt ^|l>ble; first a as in h«t. second as in K hs J. e as in end. ■ trout further iz<- Hing and any new work with which interest,* of Uic ixoplc in lem|y:ranee. enterprise. . Example "Fit for, treasons, strata­ Ethan Allen! Tins’ year will be the scmi-centen’ ’ * gems,'and spoils" <Shakespeare.> ii.ni i month niter; niai unnivcr.ary i>f Barry County Agri­ , xmgtotf. w.u, atttdh-, cultural Society**MW'the officers.ttre GOVERNOR ROOSEVELT EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK. prestige. Directly, it. pri-p-irin;: to duly celebrate it by havDEFEATED AL SMITH i throat from what ■ mg one of :the finest exhibitions ever Red' Cross , htarts distribution ol ii-rican rear, anti in- 4 • - •• 40.000.000 bwiiwla of wheat lo needy. to Washing! his aid Vote In Now Hampshire Gave ammuntilbn he nrededi RrxiLcvelt sweeps New Hampshire ini FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY: Present Governor a Tv^o to " j Woodland is now an incorporated vil­ presidential primary ' One Majority lage. The first ehctlon was held last ilemarkable drop in bank failures, The race for the democratic noml­ . and powder' Monday and the following officers timed the renurkabtr feat of oribcninoted by Federal Reserve doard. . nation for the presidency has become III* weight of 24tHJt*j pound* President, F. F. HHberfcr : a case of the field against Governor mountains of Vermont it New Sturek against unnecesrary fcd-| pranklin D Roosevelt of New York ft ■n€>army. cral 0pendlture i:. launched by Hoo-.noa- looks as if Governor Roosevelt ------- - „. Ticonderoga: Treasurer. B 6. HoJIy. ver to stabilize credit by balancing w„uW walk away with the bacon, not.-•invlmvtf Alien that'Abe whole of ; witiuUuiiiing the fact that his hcreloMarshal and Street Commissioner. budget Canada might 1h- tak»Oi nr won over David Haight. *• ’ .. “, * fore huiiii Warm iK-isunni personal iiirnu. friend, iiirmer former . . , -line !'»the American 'Ide and he laid before1 Truv.eiFrank Aspmall. John Lan­ New, lax bill raises levy on small guvernor Al Smith, is doing all he ran ' ' thL« dis Ludwig Faul, c Palmerton.. C C iiB»mes; »1,096.000.000 revenue expect-; l0 defeat Mr Roosevelt. Politics cered for Federal Reserve treasury. J lainly has mmc queer quirks, ft’ was Dean, and Willard Bolton. »n initiative and* Ne w spring lina of baby carriages at ,, , , - - Governor Roosevelt himself who placed moved mi Monti* .>| (tuEpromiM-d rein­ PTTN. Grebli-.Moure |uuses law for severe punish-, ^ men New York governor. Al Smith, • lid to prrue and. Alien Hasting* u getting metropolitan An men: (ar tho-e who send threatening4 jn nomination for the presidency four iitrcrukr and yield'to oil wagon Es the latest addition. letters through lhe mall. year* ago He did Ids utmost for him. Charlie McMore will, handle Pontiac not only in the stale of New York but . to F.njland. Allen Chief. Dr Lowry's horse. this year and Roosevelt bent* Smith tn New Hamp- throughout the country. ■— re on<*red many iemputuinx to expect* to lower hi* record to 2 20 shire presidential primary. Yet this year finds Mr South, and /’A'1 “"”• ha* returned «mm W " H *** Schantz from aa t-h-v-t — . - . 1 .. . , . iMr Itaskob. thr chairman of the DeValcrn is clC«ed head of Irish democratic national committee, out ‘ ’’7 ' buuurw trip through Ohio tn the'innn.ii... "cxchnngcd.-?<o^xmrr trmi terejTornfcTWhlpTSm^^^' “ 1 Free 8l*le by margin of 13 voles g 15c in tin } fuhtm, Rooaerrlt to th.-limit H irnw ,i.t.-d \mhan lv wen. Prank disp. n* Frank Horton Horton Is U elerkine clerking fn for---------R. K ’ „ , ., . , . , ’ looks as If their efforts to defeat the :::• ■: Wa-hiiigton. tlwn a? Valley Forge Grant Jnn.1 New York ■"‘•"W would tell- New Tire commundrr in Chief greatly ndlied, to tak*. Dan W. Reynold* i* tn Bay City'at- second balloon flight Into stratosphere. Hampshire afforded the first test. Govlired tlie b.ild Verptonicr andWret- tending thr Grand Lodge K of p. r,^. , , . . . , „ . , , ernor Roosevelt's name was filed In I him. “There is Jimcthing original in .Rnv Barlow has returned from Communist rising ended in Finland. Ibat >uu „ . emidldate at tlie prtMal 1,1 txnmnnds -attention" But Orchard Lake far spring vacation. , . , ~ ’ I dential primary, as was also that of warn'd ol ch.n,' ol ro«lm' A, Bm„„ U w„ „^,h, eaturi" hr was JuU* Goodyear of Grand RapIn Omc, ,1 nnancul Auuunc' b d'- Bmiu, would win lhr N'w HwmMum » ‘?.'.w«>■ ““t*!?..... choice, because of the l.argc city vote Dr and Mrs Cressey Wilbur of Hills- n’* - country-,•■ ration tlnie arc .visiting her patent*. Mr. and „ . , . ”■'•. . , cjtpectcd for him in the manufacturing o. skirmishes in hi* own Vi British air force checks tribe! up-, centers of that state. In those cities tlw; Mtn. J. F Mead ■ num on nwldw'.t Inmmr ot Indr. C,lbbl,c lwukUon U "ry Unt. 1, itocu.-.tinR ii-.ionnation -concerning new rtqont untry were enough to hive gamed , ., . ... । wm expected td go unanimously for . lectures on aurlcuhure and mar-" ( FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. "“’‘“Won - Smith. Evidently lhe attempt to deliver mfnrniatfnn. about jo.owi tnstsUg-l turn WazhingtnV.'* admiration and to Weather., pleasant. place tlie name of Ethan Alkn im­, IeUer 10 Borah on me Catholic vote wxs a failure because, ! being neci.*.ary <□ complete the mortally Gold IM 5-8. on America's roll ot honor. tar Last situation. when tha votcs fronl .New Hampshire The politicians arc beginning to talk . . ________ .. . ... . *crc counted. Rooseveft had more than A European Inventor. Walther about candidates for tlw Spring elec­ . f*j»t seientiflC'•treatise on the hybnd gra,n b>: lwo vote* to one foe Smith. AU mu ttan. ■■r. accordiRg-«) tlie United state* Nernst. ha* designed a musical instru­ crossing wheat with rye; new cereal to mow that attemidslo sum­ The people are Improving the pres­ produces flour ot superior quality. | p^e the American people by appeals to *tr Bureau, was written by Aris-, ment combining the grand piano, ra­ more than 300 years before' the dio. harmonium. spinel and phono­ ent fine run of sleighing and business ; their rellgicu* beliefs'do not get very graph fj is warranted to break any­ 1* active bn our streets. Soviets announce 50,000.000 ruble ».r * Wc trust the meeting at Union hall state loan for 1832. thing up to a thrce-ycar apartment >'rui|. was dutuvired by Ca; on Sunday evening will not be for­ >---------■ IIAKD HEADED. Siuddock in tlw Polvr.ciiJ ---------- ---------- gotten. Among the speakers will be Honry Pu Yl. former boy-emporer of The Emperor Constantine, when A fx-rplcxing paradox has evidently Mrs. Norman Bailey. China )nstaHerl as president of new. told tliat a mob had broken the head c.i’igh" G Bernard Shaw The more he Some very valuable Improvements Manchurian state. 1 of hl* statue with stonei. is said to talks .about socialism, the more money are being mscJe in the office of tlw . have put hU hands tp his head and City, , he makes to ider.tify him with capital- county clerk. Japan .moves to open n«w parley for । declared. "It is vary surprising, bm » which has forty-seven stories. j Ism.—Washington filar. ■ a Reform club with aboif seventy ending ccaifUcl at Shanghai. । don't feel hurt in the least.'' A Qiiotatiuh ‘Ruin' und • Tlie Wircen lo liavf'them apixar prompt MADE-TO-MEASURE This Week's Word Current History > • 5NSH1P VS AIIII.11 Pungcnt Paragraphs ent upon to German municipality: "From seven to tight years are Whili < department ha« quwed to grow orih'^i." un •*4jot thougnt lua-lt called ujKin to ob- why cant we do th:> jSu u> such loans as being against; Lite. yjtpJic mlciest.-it has called the. bank-j cis' altcntpin to tin fact that" mdl*crtmliuU loatu lo municipalities and W1thout music. H:> :> try fhc Oermah government, and might' Synthetic h rreha raise renous q/esUons ol transfer ut grit, -Headline. Th fund» sumeieni to pay the principal t>r bin himself made u. inter&*: «*f such loans. Tlie department joasete. - it av "I Otir 11 odd �and lhr out now thr TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY." MAUCH 16. 1931 ' JTTnDiyrvc o cni fll lUnllLldfldll IUD THAN IN HASTINGS Join the Thrifty CROWDS! WBOFCBE: Commission Form of Govern ! , ment Working Out Well In Mt. Pleasant CONCERNS DAMAGE SUIT OT ; We notice in tlw dally papers that Mt Pleasant U claiming to have made MRS JNO. McLHAVY VS. ! great improvements in Ils city nuances A. A P. TEA 00. under the cominUftion form of govtitn- ment, with a municipal manager in, I charge. We team that lo*t year live! ■n nniiDT c,l> » budget was H0.W3H wiiteh is, U LUUK I about- gJO.OOO more than the budget of i , this city We alxo nolire tliat for 1932 Question in of Interest to Every .ig budget.'has been fixed at 151.225. DEFENDANT’S MAKES PETIT INSEL Property Owner—Judge Me« . . « n « 11 “ n“l >rl 4*“® for «**»'«'**' ’*''■ nounce its city budget, but we know it Peek to Give Decision Soon uln be coniWerubly uifater the Mt In Hie circuit court last week the at- IPtearant figures. Tlw two cities ure[ li.rney fertile A and P. Tea Company about the name »ixe We are giving, moved thfti, in lhe damage case of Mrs I these figures U» *how that If you have John McLravy vs tlie Great Atlantic ,tlu" right kind ot mayor nod the right | nnd Pacific T«a Company, the raw be [ kind ot a council Ha y carr govern a| transferred from the Circuit court hen- «*ity a* cheaply. If not more .so - than; to the-United State-; district court at , with the city manager plan. iM-cniiM-, Grand Rapids. A* there un- *.»me Jh-re are no large salaries to pay Mi l ixjlnta In Uila ca*a that will be iwpe- - 1‘basaul I* about the *lxe ot Hastings; > . .... Interesting to our renders . - jbut it* Mir is much inorc level and. dally nnd| IMirUruUrly to bmhu-.M men we will n- street work should be- leas expensive ln| I Hastings. Under the mayor'-and-retinview it up to the prv.rent time. |)lan Ulis city lias about fourteen: Some time (luring' tiie afternoon oficll ' Saturday. February 3, 1929. Mrs. Me-:’ u>ii<-* of paving with Tarmac and eon-; I.ravy. when leaving the A. and I’ Crete, or ■ little belter thun onc-Udrd| More here which u locate^ on State of- Hie street mileage of the city. Many street. slipped at live thn -lmld .and oilier streets have been graded and — mrr -t>n-tin—sidewalk fmr; falling in uuled wlUi gruitl Wc.dlitibL.U Ibrr.c. Mich a manner as to fracture her left is a city of its size in Michigan, with! hip and also lhe femur, lhe large hone lanslbly uni- exception, that ho.s tu. good 'xtreeta as Hastings. limb The inipred woiiwn ,w;*» |4rk.d' All ot this goes to show that IPs Hie' Up and taken to h> r horn.- and lat.-r j * “t-d <>f folks you do thing', to Pennock bmpltal. She suffered a nn<* lhrlr duposfUnn to do tliem lor I long tmw us a result ol Hh- accident ‘he public u<x»d that really count, no; and It dcvcIojM d that one Umb bad be-1 matter what the plan. Thniuidi her attorney. Kim Bigler? Mil. McLnivy brought rant hire against the A. Mud I*. Tea Company soon alter j was a.-. WRtoON as it to in tlie original | tifCTBICPIIMPSIF-! FECTNICESMIN6S (Continued from page one» dt termine the ext< nt of i.,mjurit. wMuto.hrtlrrUmr wt' wh,.„ „ „ iM,u ... muM b« iwrmwmt. n Ul-r br.. ,„r .. u,p „„ That Throng A & P Stores in Response to Our History-Making FOOD SALE Our store organizations last week-end were overwhelmed — the stores weren’t big enough and now we are forced to start our BIG BARGAIN SALES on Monday so that every one will have ?n opportunity to buy and avoid the week-end rush. PALM OLIVE Soap Anyone who .will remember .the winter th" (reord it la making because of thia! oi 1939 will recall Hiat wc 'had num efficient operation, which is inakiuu for] sleet storms, and tiiat slippery nidewulk.s the benefit of every taxpayer in Has­ . tliat Winter were quite common How tings. fur must the owner of property be Iwld i r< ■ ponsible for this condition in case an । uwKenXinucrldciit (should recall in t... ....,i LOWERED VALUATIONS Jury of somrone wlio travels ovrr th^i MAY BE BOOMERANG walk in front of his store or residenc-'’'* How much otfllRutlon rests upon'the owner of property to do wliat lie cap Too Much Reduction Might Re­ to lessen thr danger of accident on a act Against Those Who Are j aUjtpery sidewalk when he knows tliat Now Strongly Urging II • ’■ it is slippery, and that someone is UkeDemand for drrrriwcri vnltiaiibns of h to tun an it nta let nun .' all kinds of prajierty may react against i those who are moat strongly urging i plaint iff that tiie slippery condition of tiie walk had existed for twentysftair them. If. for instance, it shall be de­ hours ami that no salt. sawdust, ashes, cided to. cut real estate 25 per cent or other substance had been used to there la no reason why tiie same iwrY make II safer to travel over. That was rentage should not be taken from raliP no different than many other .down­ road* and public uliUUcs. so they could town walks at that Time. Tlie question be assessed upon a sipillar basis Fur­ IX; How far is a store proprietor liable thermore. reductions ot taxation on for damages for injuries caused by a real estate in Michigan will Inevitably mean a reduced rate impreqii by the ; slippery walk in frortl of hl* store? state Ixrard upon ah forms of corporate • FIRST SPEED LAW. property. such as railroads, telephone Tire earliest speed law in lhe United and telegraph.line*, sleeping car com- j "States was probably tiie one enacted panics, etc. The law distinctly sixclfles. in Boston in 1757 II read: "Coaches. that they shall puy tlie AVERAGE, - sleighs, chairs, and other carriage* RATE paid on other properly in Mich­ shall not be driven through the street* igan This would mean that the favffcr than 4 walking pace—or Inl/r- primary school fund for 1933. would be . fere with Sabbath wursitip. A fine of considerably reduced. That wotjld re- ■ . 10"kTUlllng* shall be exacted horn the suit in a larger burden o! school tax ' master of the slave or servant so driv­ falling on the rural district*. As it U now lhe state of Michigan is paying ing? _____________ to Barry county, in primary schrnl According to a professor, the actual money, substantially the same that the roof of thr world is seventy mllf* high­ county is paying to tlie state ip state er than was previously supposed Am­ taxes 11 the amount of prtniary bitious American architect* are said money shall be reduced. i» wll| be up. to i . to be altering their plan* accordingly.— local school diitncu to make up the difference. | Humorist. Pacific Toilet Tissue Don’t Take Our Word tor It ; M.lo... »™l IM'IIli.lX ill. ... ., , ||]P .1.1.1, I... »lh»™.yh»nwl Ih. d.m. rtc PILPh ]4 ,M I.IWS ».k.d I'. SSI.jfl-l I Si., m..,. itiun (hi..-Ihli. dM> ill U» M '"'xl j water required to lx- ptimiud at thei by the defendant remiuniy to wwo*. i<« ■ ' from 250 to 350 gallons per! Hu* cum- to Um- United States District ■ niiniite p«rt. Section 2« of Hit F. d.-ralI Jodi-; Crty £nittorer Si«rks-and thr coun- ’ c al Code provide, among other things'ir, w#u?r w„rkt n)|l,niiu„. UKr,.(.,i that: "any other ;ml of a civil nature.|Ullh blt„_entendnf thnt if would at law or in <-quit> of aiiteh lh<- di •, ,11It un ,.t(,nr>micnl installation. Tin v1 trut i^iiir:. of th" United Stater. arr,1Ilsist( 1 that un elqctric pump would! given JuriMlictlon by this title anrt।be most cconqmicaHy operated when it! which are now pcmling. or which may ddlrwylng water at about iu rated h. matter lx hrnuel.t m any state court |rairtnly: un(1 uiui lhut ii u tlK tU- nun hBtl only Ollly ■ -............ . uno me. ciiy may be removed Into the district court •' 750 gallonjiUinfM at the station, and! ot the United Stale* for the proper dis­ needed only from 250 to 350 gallons fori trict by Hie defendant ar defendants three-fourths of'the time, it would not therein being non-resident*" be operating lit electric pump* .eco­ The great Atlantic and Purple Tea nomically. because it would cost om-! Comimny. the defendant in flii^ ruse. „„ is a HirppraUon oraanlad nnd doing'q, ‘ n <®“'R nvvr from u 750 gallon jmrnp small; litisinrrA , , under. Hw-, law-, r* *'.... ’ - -i quantity than it would if a uumpi In bra.-therefore, this comfmny h;rwM u. r>;M.r3tt .j ;1I p, imU capacity. nf ,iu. Uure nf Nnw J««.v »i. | Aw.r)nllI11||V i!m. cHy engineer and thrl though it-is permitted to do.'aqd docs waler t arks committer rceommemiril| do. bUslne.-.-. in many other wtutes. to HiF rofinci! Hint Hu* city purchav ai 250 gahon electric pump and tup 150 the ..tale of Michigan, leaver, tiie par­ gallon per muiuto )>um|w. laiter. when ties lo this suit us citUciLs <>t' dlH'-n'iit the big well was driven, .the city also *tat<-T. Tiir attorneys for Hie defend­ added a l.ooo gallop per minute electricant tonipany, Mi- .srs IJnscy. -Shlvt-l•. pump. ............... ■—.......... -•.............. jmmp. and Phelps of Grand Rap^is. therefore Wlwn thr of tt.at(.r cnllpd one day last week made a motion in|f„, liliw,s (ro[n lo arg) gallon* pet I tlw circuit court here, imder tlw federal wlnrh l( a wxxl d,.#1 n, Mute statute*, to n-rnovr this caM>|„,p only t|w KaU()n .,ump u to the United States Di*tric4 Court at ()i:M-r.it'd. and when it is o'perated at its; (>iapd Rapidx based U|«m the divercapacity that means at its great-1 Mt . of citirenship and thr (act tliHt the rn)rlPncv should Hu- indicator"! damage!, claimed in the case exew-d thr , Ih4t IIUirP tJw|| 25O RalIons |- r r-ttiii of Kl.000 ■; minute were tauiiA consumed, the 350; A heantw for tlihcare was ret bj-fore; g,llu^ puin|> |x ll|rncd on and) Judge Mr Perk on Wednesday. March th(. xm r,U(ln pump fchlIl down । 9. at which tinir attorneys tor the de- wl0| thls nPSI|,Jp pump)n< capacity, the । (endunt company arid Mr Sigler tar.|(iailI„r each jHimttcan be adjusted to MS. rnvv ...hm.H.,1 tr n ..prcjU ta|<^ CWpMUy, Ml. Url Mclauvy submitted tl.their tiv<-ixi^tion* in the mutter Judge Mc- which mransniat tiie jilant f? being Prek has taken the case under advise­ run at its greatest erticiency. . ment and will tuind in his-decision in Recently the expert engineer rcprr-l a few days. SMititig the Coiuument Power "Co.; The ca-M- Ls iintisuai in view ot thr whM* MippUes current to many water* fact that U I* Hie first in many years wurlui plants in this state, visited jia."-! to have this question of change of ting* and when hr m*|>crtcd the plant! jurisdiction fram stale courts into the hrnsuHuL*** the figures showing the federal courts oVcratmg cosy, he raid tluit Ha-stintm Buxines*, men as well ns home own­ had the |nost rronomlcally ojierntcd di-, ers will lx- interested tn the outconw* rrci^preaMirc water works plant to bebecause of the fact tliat thr matter of found in thr state of Michigan. liability, foi .the'rendition of sidewalks ft would *rrm as if the maximum «>f in front' of storm and OlTices as well us rlficicnr.v had bren reached at thr lo-; of residences is at Issue. It Is a ques­ ral plant wta-n l.ooo gallons of water tion that must concern every business ctm l* pump'd at a trifle over two . man its to how fur.he shall be held re­ renta and. as thr Banner lias stated sponsible for the condition of thr side- before, the city has great reason to be* f FAOKWV1 icity budget larger CAKES ROLLS But see for yourself the throngs of FoodWise Shoppers that line our counters three deep this week! 19c AND HERE ARE A FEW OF THE REASONS! FLOUR CRACKERS LAKESIDE SALTED SODAS > DON’T MISS THESE! 25L ,.** * 25‘ 2 15c , 10c Calumet Baking Powder Swansdown Cake Flour VanCamp’s Soup v? SKredded Wheat V IVllLsIV Pet Milk WHITE HOUSE CABsXnok’ nrra! Gold Dust Wash;. .. ruadet Sunnyfield Family Flour Aunt Jemima Pancake . EACH itEM LISTED HERE 3 for 25c 4 ‘ Small Can 3c 1 /L । 4( fi" 22c IONA 43c LILY WHITE 59c PILLSBURY or Gold Medal 67c STRETCH THOSE DOLLARS! Bread An Unheard-Of Price! SPARKLE SOAP Golden Corn or String Beans 3 25‘ Spaghetti Emoic or Ttamo AtL.tl-AH Ftvpainl 3..ji, . 25 3 25 Peas or Tomatoes 3... . 25" Tomato Juice cw*pb«ir< Pumpkin, Sauerkraut gf Hominy 3,“",25" 3 X'! 25" Oxydol or Super Suds .... 25" Scot Toilet Tissue Lima Beans Xoll. Catsup Assorted 4- 19c Red Circle Coffee Fels Naptha Soap Del Monte Corn Bisquick or Kirk's Flake White BARS 2 47" 10 u..49° 10" ... 2?“ 8 O’CLOCK 33c 425c / X 21­ 49" ... 10" See the displays in every store. QUALITY GUARANTEED. Of BLICED 7. praiifpsothrt t fluhe* N. B. C. Premium Sodas TC A Grandmother’s B1 * Salada, g-tb pkg. 37c The World’* Fatteat Selling Coffee , STEAK Round or Loin Tender Young Beef izMic Pot Roast of Beef large lb. 10c 1 Hamburg, fresh ground 4 lbs. 25c Pork Roast, picnic cuts, large lb. 7c | Bacon Squares lb. 7c PORK SAUSAGE Pork Steak lean, tender lb. 10c Pork Hearts, 2 lbs. 9c Pork Liver . 3 lbs. 10c W jk TB JL/ul>U PunPork 2 Lbs- 15c Bacon, mild cure, by piece, lb. 10c Sliced Bacon lb. 12ic Smoked Picnics mild cure lb. 7c Open Kettle. Rendered 50-pound Tin $2.50 4 L *' A & P FOOD STORES �PAGE ATX Hminiiiiniiuiiiiiiuiuiiiiiiuiiiiiuuuii member* nl Troop 71 vH at headquarters builtfinc in Easter Special AT NASHVTI LB Monday evciuig. March 1 vr '<*11111 and approval for thiij... recognition. J rrooDs^ PRICED LOW 10c Bread Best Cream Cheese 19c 3 25c Bulk Raisins French’s Flour "■ s“u 45c 3 < 19c Tall Milk Gents’ Suit and Top Coat Ladies’ Spring Coat & Plain Dress CLEANED & PRESSED CLEANED &. PRESSED ’1.50 ’1.50 tram- Warner Special CoKee "• 19c l"' 19c Matches 6 19c Crackers 2 10 25c Rolled Oats Fresh Bakery Cookies "10c Pure Lard rvid for the; of troop 72"MrV Gvi> | •xcrp’lliHially . firn* Thursday, March 17 to Wednesday. ■q- March 23 Inclnswe 2 •■-*■ 15c ORDERS CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED had !<>r! •■xliib*.! <*ne of the tir.-.t tenderfoot "but­ ton.-" earned urin.il. A tuzz. stick con-.; is tt'cured. Any man u .'t und first snd' dcfilonMfatl&ti ' iv boy*,'iifter which a ci'nmonv .en’ded a: ■ H(KT’'y Thoma1*. ’ *, Activity at pRAnui.vii.LK The Cub* *>! Park No. hnuse scoutmaster, plan:, its regular! initiated into itirfy count.. , meeting tins-week Saturday aftempon.! rune, tin* well known and thrillim : in the form ot an ntitdixir hike *sit! Naw Gunn*. The liiiu-hvon efub <*u i Which time* »i>eclal Uns* wrttrbr laid ion the outdoor tr-ta neerwary lor tlje' some ut our Another: ! attainment of tlw <«xi>nd claw rank ting' was a! Scoot*, all) meet at Hu* home of the­ m-« *eory qf great Ok< Imokee Swamp: ’ .outm.vt«-r u* 0 «•< o'clock with nw;it : .iml it-, four footed and winged inhnbi-j Act at once . . . For 6 days only! z\t this very low price it will be necessary for us to have CASH on DELIVERY. REPAIR WORK NEATLY DONE at a small extra charge. McCREERY’S Modern Methoijs in Dry Cleaning Telephone 2140 OBITl ARY. WATCH OUR SATURDAY ’SPECIALS WARNER’S STORE No. 103 CORNERTJEFFERSON AND COURT SAFE DRIVING Demands the Wtllbun Dehioivl. *on of Peter nnd Friday. • venltic. March 11, Lymph!iZilpha Demond, was born in Seneca.! ClMinberlam. deputy rommissionemnd New York, March 5. 1813 and died: | Sunday School tit /hr Yankee Spring . --------.March 11, 1M2 ht Coii^s Grove, aged McKibbin chuieh every Sunday at ..two oclock. regular troop mgitini: of Tropp 65. Mid-. 83 years and 6 days. He came with his dlevillc. Th- Wayland troop udder tlw ’ pa.rvht•• to Midugan tit the age oi ten home Friday lit re, are. Bertta McKib- ' preaching at three Everyone plan to .Iftuh-r.-hip.m Rev, Lticiis. eoutmwMi:.;and fended tn .this vicinity, where he bin. Mr’. Ahne Campbell and Mr «in< uu^t., ol tlk* .•vciitiht a -iup|« alm. rWded, In 1805 he was united’Shupe, ml ol Hope township. antiI v.-rv re.'tmi* Soft lli I .gutm .imtiv-ifn m.v... *r..rr.i wry in*, intcre.stifig Holt flail ijn m.imnix. m.irnnev to .Helen Terril. To this Ruth McKibbin has ivtutnrd nine . ickni*.-. ;n th* tu-lghlwrliood npied the tore part 01 the ewninu.jmuon weri? born five children, jfora. Mrs McKibbin mid liiituiht-r Ii W.iyHn.t comliwt out on top wit;. Afina. Job. .’Willard and Robert. His school after an illness.of two week Mis* Margate! Julinrox <>f Ihrij - R»’h and’. Doiicore 12 to II Almez-t ,dl the {companion pfiTetlcd him in* death Win. Shat ufs nt th * las e Middleville, troops twelve y,.ars j1I(„ \*,.ra un(1 Alma Couuty Normal, twi la-en ir- .igmil t<>| with hei dnugliti d<* Inr practu-v leaching in tin- YaH-l°I Kt»lamdgoa> mretiuit war 1 . *.r.*.i by Hint* inn*:, Joel. Willard and kee Springs school; tie Mr. Chamber): Robert, twelve grandchildren and .•utiined the troop ratuiK system | eleven !,mit grandchildren besides! utgrti Uir participation ot the /cm; iimre. and nephew • and other friends special patrol good turns Mr. BI Tin* pa«*u:g of Mr. Demond takes one -•coutmauer. told of the benefit | of the old bmd .marks in this vicinity H<* H-.tr a kind and loving father and I neighbor. For tlie last*several years In* Extra Strength d tn*. hnLJmd la ion oFTiresfone TIRES rainat punctifrcs and blowouts Tough, mrer, safer, non-skid wear. in buying. rnUhifactur-* Firestone save millions cvci ■ ing and distributing, enabling tin in lo give these Extra Values. - . -C-*me-im—Gt*mpane cross sqytions and sec for yourself h.'W. the quality and construction vl Firestone tires excel that . ci spe.ial 1 :.ind mail order tires selling at the same price. F t y . ir safety und the safety of your family, let us equip th new Firestone tiics at these amazingly low pi! tlii* audi­ recital, it been pro-’ laughing. bnnight on to the platform -Humorist Rev John* Smith offichttini;.-Interment in Woodland cemetery. . k jupjXT/for F: Erestone Tires are built extra strong to meet the in- Much to tlu* amusement of ence al a recent pianoforte was found tliat no piano imd ud«d. They soon stopped and win* and during ills dlness eierything was liane that kind hands could <n>. The funeral jirn. held at tlie Coats CUB PACK r. Dipping makes the cord body tougher an'd stronger. Two -LONG’’ SHORT TONS The Department ol Comrueirr I announced that Un* United Hr.*’:.**, producing mon* than 276000 di< ii-ti ot nyicaront. spufthitu; v<*rntircl!i .1 Finds Palace-Fortress . Of Shepherd Kings Th? palace fr»rlrt:c5 «L the shepherd' king.-,- has met: di’rovcrctl by Sir; Flinders Petrie, tlw axchatulomst, at.! i»n-f recently by Sir Chai It- ’PRAINING'-COURSE Dr C- E. Hyatt, deputy commUstoi and cubma.-.ur lor Pack P. u to hr and helpful andpoint hn-KAm.- Tirestone "I-. .inotftrr buiiding "uluch prob­ ably was their temple Tiie rite has been compared to.'Uiat <>f p.mprii, from ; tl»—. (act that Hit! city wa>'nnlv partially destroyed - We know tiiat many Iwum-:. —'th«x- stories high, ami there is how iivailahle tliat Hounshing when the OLDFIELD TYPE 5.35 5.43 $10.95 11.60 14*65 $ 9.30 10.38 $21.24 iTiiv.-du,** rieninu. March 22. Mr. nuly an cf*-ch:iutauqua speakt*r' and inner president of an Ohio scout jtmcil, will be the spvakr'h His sub­ ct has not yet been announced, but 28.42 TRUCK AND BUS TIRES 12.90 6.75 Z’54 8.15 8.35 5.50-19 6.00-11111.l>. b.iHi-19 It. D. 10*65 10,85 $29*98 28.50 36.40 14*50 14*80 70.80 16.20 26.45 46.50 20.66 90. 120. al Prnporlionatelv I.ok Price) d<m and is a fine speaker. FIRST AJD CLASS. . Thr Hi t c’.,<-•’Tu *tb-.* Barry County .Firs! Aid <*i:l be h*ld Thursday ■ ■•I.-IBIIK. M.i'i 1: 17. -at 7:30.o’clock at tffi' ’First ’MeHudiAt ‘chinflr H*sting>. ' Mr yH P. Tew. ttiMfudor for the pastj , tew v« ah-. at the area xmitlemlrrs training cour.-e. win be in charge. This BATTERY SERVICE nindilion don't take a or scoutnuuter's key ami gives iduate of yhe clxs* the rank of Hui crow examiner, wills a ccr- Tqtdr it M-outing All men from the manufacluring plants, com l<adcr.< and any .otix i men IB years of age or over, inUreated arc imduih invited, The course will Ik Without coat as expenses FIRESTONE $«■ BATTERIES 3 (With your old batter) I ANDRUS SERVICE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN OPEN from 7 A. M. to 10 P. M. Telephone 2240 FIRESTONE AND SUNOCO PRODUCTS VISITS TO HEADQUARTERS Fred Granger and Norman McIver accompanied bv* their scoutmaster L. R Beeler of ..Middleville and’Mr. Shafer kwere at the acout headquarter* build­ ing in Battle • Creek Saturday where they succeMfully passed their Life Sav­ ing and Swimming Badges. Troop 75. Sterling Rogers. Mlouuruuter, visited the Kellogg Company Saturday where a tour of inspection’ was made after which the troop enjoved a swim tn the tank at the scout headquarters and New Spring Suits O.L- 70 I IT GUARANTEED HIE NEW FABRICS NEW PATTERNS Order Your Suit Now for Easter! I McCall Bros. Tailors 116-118 EAST STATE STREET, HASTINGS, MICH. * �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10. 1933 "■“■■■■■■"IMRS. SIDNEY FRENCH PERSONAL <3- | |~ ‘ ' 1 Housekectwrs Day Recipes GAVE SPLENDID TALK I church, will be the speaker. WOMEN PREPARING FOR Mrs Ella frigbner called to ACHIEVEMENT DAY Saranac Wedne-cay-to attchd'thc fu­ neral of her brother. Henry Fashbaugh “ Ducuascd "American China Six Hundred Members bf Ex­ Prin. W. T. Wallace visited triendm , tension Groups Holding m Jackson on Sunday I and a>a«“ ftnd Had Several Stephen Schantz ot Ha«tmux'brothMiss Esther Dory apent the week end I Pieces On Display . Following IS another installment of l ' Exhibits April 8 home |„ AU.,.,. I Thr mrmten ol U» Huunn W«m.l™*l’7«*'"'W ***“«•«« «t IIPlana an: well uud>-r way fur tlw morning at thr homr.cf their sitter. toed Beaun visited lite pcbjile in Sagl- Ln'a club had another enjoyable ’‘f^-Tn^H* T-f*tcrnou“ Hunte E^ruxrfnicft.. Extension Group Mrs Tinkler, in HTL-;:li;tr* naw orer lhe week end. I noon al ttfrlr meeting on Friday after Hasting W un.. n ' club Boiled Mayunnaiw. according to Hamid J. Fn.DeForcsl Strange spent the week end!ntX)" “i the cramnunlly robin-of the' I Pul Into a mixing bowl but do not AwrlcultiiraJ Aemt. with his people at Sturgis | HW» budding • i»ur ; ‘ The dale fur the .ix-m ll» mk akkUTkr. a»lrn»» ..I Mis*. Ruth H ynlks. 2 tableMJKNin!1 ...... . . -inu — ol"wnnw-n *nrc I1*"' H,,nlr Department, introduced Mr*.,I 3 * end at per liollihe iiAjackAonIr'uZK’k remriiMi (r.un PT1'11'1’ nl Middleville, wlw gave 11tea-jxxin muatdrd. J Ud>lcs[x>.ns Icnmn• «t for, F iheJr hunu'.' i*v* Miss Ahm- Bfc 2 1 'a very lnt<resting paper’on “American: I Juice. ' tr.isjxxm sugar. I teaspoon m<-<-:h;yi bit- !.-> n turn V? hstmt in Ann Arnor. | china ftnd Glaas." Mm. French traced pan, , c liar Mro. Marlon Laoipherc siwiil thc<tli« tlie hintory niHtory of oi china ennui through uiruugn tn io lu iu ! peniier week end at her home in Grand Ledge present ------- -• --------degree-•of jx-rfrcflon as wc!, Make n white .onice of I tablespoon Philip Mcrlau of Prairieville wax in। know II and told of its rompcbiUoh, Utter. 1.-3 cup flour. I cup wafer. Cook' the city uu Tui-iday culling .on friend*. dccuratlon arid final finishes, and also ,untd thick. Then i»ur vinhi the other with a nw.se J Mk^t Alice- WtlilMn of Hickory Cpr-, mentioned «op>e of the belter make:, uf mixture wlillc hot and beat' with a 'ro­ tin’ । .-.liit.'.: - a ! ■ tiers sjk-hl Sunday al tlw Hurry Itlfchie, American ware She had several pieces tary egg beater. of china to illustrate her1 talk, among ■ home. ' ‘ . rms recipe, never imis mm win x.rp • . ... ,ri. lw d u. „ , them it sample of the dishes now used mnfmro,*. nwluu-.m- ; Mt.-- Hilda Warner visited from Sat­ in tiie White House which are made indefinitely in u <uol pi-re. urday til] Monday at Ixr home- in1 of American ware and introduced by Fvf cn-ain muyonnaro- add ’,’rup ire.-hm-m'-. /xhihltv, n-re; Brfding. . Pn i<i> nt Wilson In 1918. dl.--.lu . in the of cream stiffly beaten. Tobacco rance' nU1g,- -hl. one crf!:he*be.-t .<-v< mmt1 and-Mr pattern of Washington's day. and rev- or * onion juin'-can Im- added In place of j,,.*, Ui,. uom;-n <>i Barry count' end al her home in Nashville .becaure' oral others of beautiful design and mustard. FUrnlshni by Mrs. flteile W , yer-held.' ■ of illness. ,x quality. Kiiiskcrn. ; Qv« r r<oo wonvin arev'-niiXb <; mm Imulre Gower visited Mr and, .... discuMlon of "jjmericair rremn lire<.»lnx. ( ,|nd Jn... Mr* c. R Plunjtcy. of Grand Ledge.!niass' Mr. French told how it is <xi Friday iInuide , . ' and how lo tell tlw difference Put tlje tullowfng tnftrrdjcnts into a ,,t m/.tlngA Early :ndic.-un ,, ,' „ , „ , mgii; at me Odd l Mrs. jjbbir M.iixhali a! of ! Nashville Is। k>lUM.n t|M. b(.tt,.r gradca of glass and 1rniylng bowl:. • ; dinner tirketa’alread-. aupper thu ynurig p here carlipr for Mrs 2 cups Mumia or olive oi). strain Jtnc<- tm- fact that n'large nil — J.। ■ F.• EUmunds.. (|H. |Xx,rer or prtxsed glisw mode in who has been ill. ' j imtUitlon of the better quality. She 1of {rmon into .nieuMirtiig cuff anti till \ rn pluitf'o attend tills rn Mr. ami Mrs. Rankin Hyde and non Igme the sort of information that every 1up.with vinegar, add lids. 1 table jioon omrer.-. lor next year s ■’’ Kt-jahd .'.quart- dancing. *ot Prairieville were Saturday gueale of { woman l* mu-rit.ied. in. dml inter- । mctltnu. ppenMMl with bits of humor, made it :paprika, ‘‘ cup tomato catsup. I table' a mbst profitable mid pleasing after- *|MX>n onion juice loptlonab. 1 tablcCm'!.* Grove SiimUreatteiidiiiK tlw fu­ I noon. She also displayed an interest- sjxwn sugar 'optional.» Beat all ---------------- - --------------------- ---------------neral m Mt- th'Momi. ' llwrtmghly - with n Oarer egg l- at r } h'cailfiHUC'i ling collection nf gtarfftarc Dome Deiron. wFa has been spend- I AHcr-Mr,*!. French's talk, then'was a 'amtpour into <iuart can into which hai. 1 inff several weeks with fru-ntU here, I short discussion and Mrs. I). A. Van 1b-en dropiied a clove of gniilt.- I'urr! i^Aic/roruri iiurn rrlunuid Saturday u» hfs bom*- in Bay 1 Buskirk, Mrs C, D. Batwr and Mrs Hi.b.,1 ov Ml . Win n r...i Mr and Mr. • An Um T. JoIiiimIii.'[ Marian Goodyear showed several pieces ll.it Luncheon Dish. 'lot old china, still beautiful after inure Irene mid Tony Johnson qf Grand': than a iumdrrd yeans. 2 cup.-, trmdium white sane Rapids wen Sunday guexts of Mrs.i spoon Worch. -tenihite -oik*. I Mrs. H. E Beimetl of Middleville more cooked sliced eggs. 1 • c Mt . L I. Holloway Arid Mbs Maude,' came us the guest of Mrs. Fretwh. .‘tufled olives well drained Sc; Holloway ot Adrian w«-rv hen- Sunday J Put in baking dish and- c.i .. to -*■<• w j Hollow ay, who ptisM-d away I bread crumbs und boke till well hruwnSunday night. cd on top—Furnished by Mrs. Clayton Mr and Mrs B;uil Smith and Mr 1 Word received from Mr. and Mr- Braiidstetter.ami Mi- Warren Wilcox ami family' 1) B. 'Green of Woodland, who havbern ;|ri»ding the winter tn KbaqmChrstcrflrld I’ir. been a favorite duh Mrs. E E. Bixscll. who has bet'll ■ soon. They' report a lovely lipie thenbngil Ikjum keep.-a tlie. s|x-ndiiii: Uu- winter .with Mr.. Cmriv this .Winter, but say It is no place for the Harry Walldorf! ■ or tlie Will Hull, returns on Saturday to-her home; I cup .-Cpughi t?i broken in ' • ' Grigxbyx as then- Li so much Ruing on nr elbow cut nnicanmr. 1 cup ..oft in Hickory Corm-m Mr und Mi. "l> A VanBuskrrk were. night-, there. Mr. Grrem-^uicL. that crtmiUi. I cup grated cheese. 1 table: Sunday and attended । iympliony coucql. with: Li much liraver." Thaw who know Mr. idnnriu* cut firn- *10 "c< n Orem's delight in joking can itnagliv.- rohtuirung. two maker. right Mr>. L. E. Bariu-tt mid Ms. W M that tlw- others have had their share amount ► r< cup/milk. ..... .. Hte'ibin . accompanied by thw mothCcHSixxins .-alt. 2 tablps|xx>nii melted butter - Cook ■ paghetli; drain, tidtl EvlCll'iion'W(H‘k * * Rapid;. Mi w. lor Mrs Alma Angle! her daughter. Grund Rapid,. pafaii. lihnuh The • Anchor CluwT of th*- Mc'.hotln butter und milk in a pan Idled with'v.nler tn u St Patrick's dinner In thn social room., erate men until linn, usually 1’-.- imuns of the church on Friday evening.! I.:- required. Jain oiit ar.d-fjil cither: March “fllh by Mrs. Kelh-r , . Mrs. Keller gave a travcWgue "A; with creamed chicken, creamed rhrlmpv Many, <! (Hand Trifi to the Southland." after wJuch wu «.r r-n-anwd vi-dl and pen-. combinations cm-' i>- u.-rd, Reriiu- cun also tw made in unge) cake tin.—Fur- Tin- following were eleolint; imjied hy Mr-. ( urge Lockwood. Pres -IXuothy Bnllaiic.e Vice-Pi e.-—Lelo lauicuster. iked Apru >t SuufTI- . See. und Tn-u;-.- Lucille F<x Av-.t. S<c. Und Tit.i. |i-1 sugar, stx drops almond extract, white-, beat, n .sUlHy. Cover jtati Ray Wi fin Sunday.the Laurence J. Bailt-r Post American Legion. and Auxiliary Kellogg and |»n>- West. Mrs. D -lw- (lt( l nuiveiitiim ti< Id at Su-.tgutuck bv Tngrham and son Lympn- Mr. mid Mr Mr ..ml Mrs. Don Foreman, Mr. and! Bernard Larka uU of Grand Rapid-. Mrs Henry Multlrr. T. 8 K Reid; ■>nd h mere. Mrs. J. F Cook. of Jack-'Harry Wootf and Floyd Wood •r,n' . • The convention was. no: si attendi'd this linw mX^iavc been s>-.MIC. AND -MR' J end previous wv-.s The May inrelfni. t,. inT * 7w»H Ire held nt South Hti’.i n ■ Valley R-cord, published at Mill Yal-I will bf Icy. (California, approved an Item which "» ■ • ',-i » »- IX ..pie a If concerns a former re>ldmt; Qovcm wen- hud for ix at .< iorely ami her husband. Mr. and Mrs. J K < Junriieon given by Mrs Marian Gtxxfr Divert. «C’iirqe SchummiiH. The at-1 year on Friday Imnoring Mr Sidney tide i pnntKl herewith. French aW.Mra-. H. E Bennett of Mid­ Mr. and Mrs J. K Lovett invited a dl«.-ville. Mrs. French, at Hu- inv.tafew of th. ir old-time friends lo heip'tlon of Mn>. Goodyear, chairman of them cd.'brate theit Lwenty-nfUi wed-'lhr H.,nw department, come -to Hlre du:. anniversary, on the evening .of, ifiupi to present a very splendid pupei Marell I ; before the Women's club that afterTh'- tmnored guests w< their enus- noon. ins. Mr. and Mrs. J L. Maus of Hus---- :--------- ------------------- — tn>l Michigan. Other miestx were HOSPITAL GI'H.D MET. -— Mr.,i ., and Mme- John Vrckerron of| Sixteen members and three guests H.irliiimtme, R Salkeld ot San Rafael.ijvrre present at tlie meeting of tl)*' H l.e-rek. w. HUI. and Thorn Kashow. Business -----------Women's-- -----Hospital ------Guild on Mr- Maigarrt Fryer, and Miss Jose- Monday evening. Miss Arlene Camp­ phlrte Srhumunn of San Francisco, and bell being thr, hostess. A delicious dinMr. and Mrs. O E. Lovett and Miss Bernie- Lortlt ci Mill Valley '• which a limit business meeting fol­ lowed by a social lime were enjoyed at , BIRTHDAY 'AY PARTY. PARTY. Uh* home of tlw haste." Mrs D. A. Honoring t he e_. ' t-lgWli birthday of j vanBuskirk will entertain In April. ' Ma untie Hnnvind. __ . »« t. — . ■■' . id. site entertained , ______ ._ ....... foiirtC'-n ’boys and girlK very happily ENTERTAINS liltlllGE CLUB, on Saturday afternoon. Games were Mn*. Roman Feldpnnreh was hrotpljAyrd and refreshments served, al) of eiys on Saturday evening t*> her bridge the children being interested in the club, elgjit playing contract Top s on lovely birthday rake brnrlng the name went to Mrs Orval Sayhs und <cond and ng" of MidiriiK'. Attractive EaMr:*| to Mrs. G. L I-oekwixxl Green; m biilimi-.i were given aa favors. A veiy| honor of sv Patrick's day. and white —* ••— I comprised the color scheme' for the delightful *tune is rcjiarted. ■ —dccoranons. MONDAY STUDY CLUB. .. .», T< n nu mbers ot the Monday Study: TIIE NEW IDEA CLUB, club had a delightful dny on Monday! For the March meeting of the club In Battle Creek..In the forenoon they!Mrs Maurice CnxVstun of MuntgomTk Ited the Ann J Kellogg sclioo) mid’ery St . extended tlie hospitality of her hud lunch at the Kellogg- Inn. Tim home A.delicious 6:00 o'clock dinner afternoon wax spent al tiie Corn Flake was served by the hostess, niter Which factory, and all the ladles felt well re-1 a short business meeting was held, folpaid for taking the trip. lowed by n social evening and sewing. Dedicated to Better Vision The BESSMER Eyesight Service HASTINGS. MICH. If Nature Afflicted You With eyes that appear perfect but which do not and CAN not see as they should, you will have to get assistance. Most folks arc like you and need this help. Luckily it is easily secured. Our service constantly supplies normal vision to abnormal eyes. vpotjiu- melted butter, blend r. Add 1 cup fresnly lobbercd sour*milk to which lirii. been added I’; Ritsfxxui 'wda; 3 cups flour pu-asured < i lore sifting. ' (t-ic-jirxiii . nlt.Hiash nutmeg 'Blwd'in cool plan- one houri lx fore frying. Il wour cream is used, u-e , cup idling cup with .-.<>ur. milk' anti Jruvv out melted butter.—FurflUh-• cd by Mrs. W. N Chiiic-sti-r. March "Line Up- 1th her .-liter, Mr.. Bertrand Young, Tile many fraud- of Mr •ar ctiurtottc. Briimin a .11 bp glad to hear, to be arubnd thi tinirth Sunday.' home ol the latter. Mrs. Grumble and Mr-, jsibj win be ph;tut to entertain^ Eayh one la requi.-sted to attend th'.. xpi.Sl'il tmetuig -d*. tile, church before held at the Star theiitrc from two un of William Kl< uiban ind Rapid'! - - ... - - ------ ..... Saturday ' The annual spring election was la-ldi lonrfay. Three tickets in the field. ; R’ rMbltc.m . hcsidcnt bhink. clerk.! lihry Remington. 105: Treasurer, i EASTER SHIRTS in lhe very,lutes! stylus and colon at Baird’s (’lathing' Starr. . flJiW here. PEOPLES' CASH MARKET Watch Our Windows for Other Items Friday-Saturday Specials! PICNICS Home Sugar Cured and Smoked lu 7c FAT BACK Young Hotne-Drei»<f<i Pork 20 Lb*. $ 1 * J. Robert -Smith. lit; Trans-Oceanic Conversations on Rapid Increase in Michigan Fried Shrimp.. . an and <!><<' canned shrimps, er until browned- on IxtUi sides. Herve hot. Mid:* . a'di hciffti.-Five years j-o Mulligan newspapersi number for the'United States u well! supper or luncheon dish:—Fundshed by chronicled the first telephone convert above 100. At the Christmas holiday! Mrs. I mane Bauer. Mtmn. between Michigan and London.j reason there I, a great tacmuai and; ElLfjbPK ' ?prh in com- ’ ' t<rf!3'-tSl:e thc~ lead' over! _______ Boiled Hire. ’busin____________ nversations. Most hoiiM keepers have trouble in in "pic Oh opposite sides, nf tiie AtlantaSeveral unusual citfh in which Michi­ Imd bwn mad'- ‘iwsiublc, und this gan iwople I tare fUured are mi record! aud separate wjw-n done Mrs. H. A Two.Xcars.uftu.aiinc boys from Jac):-' Adroiffm- gitrs the toliowfng method­ le-s than a month after iU practical Is hl a'banquet in Paris. med In Oriental countries us a Millsfactory one: Wash and dry. n cupftil of demonstratloji by ' B«-!l System engi­ rice. Put.g Htllc Ihrd. about-if table- neers. The tel.-phuiir. had bridged un win. a;, w ere the. parents of' .the boyaj Fpaon full, tn a cooking utensil stir it ocean and made the world a smaller During the entire program, the parents. lu>t« ned ih und later each was given! February 12. IttTJ. marked tlx- open-’ <uqxirl unity to talk with his or her son! add two cup* boiling water or .meat or. ing <>f transatlantic telephone arvici- in the French' capital. for Michigan telephone users. But •:« On another'occasion. a gathering of: ■hlcken broth: salt und do not touch W ..gain while cooking. After it Ls done rapid liax tx-en .the development ot v<>-' cal cotttniutiication <Atr great diKtmicm.1 ovvr the trniisociianic circuit' by the* tui turn oil heal, and let steam about INI minutes without taking the cover off. that ahi-adj. tlH-'wprd, "transatlantic."| president of a Mtoliigan manufacturiiu '■ has been replaced by "tiansiMrenmc concern. A board of directors nitx-lim; Voices ot Michigan jieopll* have crossed! pt Sagiffitw 'yas "attended" hy means* Onc-hulf cup butter. 2 cups brown not only tin- Atlantic., btrF—'also lhe' of the telephone, bv a member wh >' sugar, i cup sour creUni or- sour milk. Pacific and fndiiin oceans'. And-th < was m Dinrfqn A man In Saginaw sold: 2 cups flour mem-un-f! after sifting tn .m i'-nev <>r telephone engineering cmi-! an nutomoblik in London.. by 'toie-i which hoy.brtrn iuldi-d t(*its|XMjn mkIh tinue» to push back Hie h«»rVon still' phone a sal'-num in Juckxnn sold’ niot ' ‘ Mine j •und 2 teaspoon- baking powder: 2 square*, chocolate. 3' eggs, vanilla: praciiiai mi-aps of ronvernaiion .ber, tween' our Sheri's and inUita in the old’ late and add to' it In mixing nltemnfi» or npproxi-; iilimc and -paix-rIl the telrph'ini--cream. Hour and eggs, vanilla 'last. niately ------- p2 per — .. .■ -----..... ... Thia makes Him- layers or large chunk hi th<- world, can be interconnected ' like.- FiUid-'-liul by Mr*. Abvry John- uret thx.trantK^ewnte eireuii.-. hMnliiflnn Bell Comfxiny^ new dmr; Calls can t>- placed from Michigan,! control office at' Hnlland. Michiiian.’ » almost any,point in North America.' was made to the city’s foremost citizen. 1 MISCEI LANLOI'm SHOWER. • he late Gerri;'. Diekemu. tiwn-Vnlteo; On Hbi-i.v ivenmg. tlfe mt-mh r. of! Britain and Northern Jreland.\prac-;; States minister to lire Netherlands, av the Pythian Sister; hnnort*d(Mrs floy1-tieally nil of Eurojx- from Brittany t.oji'l'lic Hactir- by President Foraker ol this Black Sea. Austrahu. tlw city ol (hr Michigan Bell Tclephotw Comixmy ■ cellaneous riiowi-r ut the Pythian Ceuta in Northern Africa, the islands!! Michigan mitomoliiH-.s have been soldi Temple. The committee in charge con­ ol Jara and Sumatra in the East In-1'■■v Australia by tranwiceanic telephone.( sisted of Mrs. j. W Armbruster, Mrs die-., fiicih-. the Canary Islands. Ber- । Mlchigap-innrie pain!.* £nd varnuio■ Jas Lbng. Mrs H-izcl Hinkley and mu<fa and the Hawaiian archipe^-tim ।i have foiind MiyiTs, bv tiIriiimm*. tn' Mm Herbert Calkins. Bridge was Seven large passenger Itncrs. while at;'South, America./and Michigan motor! played during Hw evening fuBowtd by sea. maintain telephone contact with Ixmt.s have bren rnarkeled in Eurm*1 in refrusfmn rite. Mis. Henney wna Die this great petwork through "shlp-lo-, tin- -.iiiu- manlier A Detroit yaurcri recipient of many lovely und useful :hurt*'■ telephone service. And tin- limit! woman, h is said, obtained parental gilts At the elate, the gnx>m arrived’ has by no means be«n reached. coiiM-m to het marriage, to a'young! and treated all the ladh» io candy. In 1927. me of the transatlantic serv­ American engineer, by using the trans- ■ ice averaged a hall-doren calls a dur! oceanic service The romance began in to and from this country. Michigan Paris, but several telephone conversa-i COMING HOME —. the Atlantic were nfeesGlenn W. Lmferltea the Banner tliat people averaged only two or three u tioiii across month, in the space of several weeks sary before consent to. the marriage! day. March 14. from DeLand. Ha for after tiie scrvico wag open, only one ------The world moves at a rapid pair, I Kalamazoo, then on to Hastings. They call was received in" Michigan from haw been in Dr Land all winter. I । abroad and none wax placed by Michi­ and as it moves it grows .smaller. I gan people for the old world. But with the extension of the service to other sands of miles away arc today only iu] ENTERTAINED A' Mr. and Mrs Jacob Rehnr delightful- European countries, its tire increawd lar away.as the nearest telephone*. and| .Iv entertained nix: iw»u at dinner on raptdlv. ^ates were reduced materially. the work goes on The idea) of the I I Thursday evening. Oennan dtehes and the numtet <»! Michigan calls grew. telephone engineer la to make it po»-1 !featuring the'repast, which all greatly At present. Michigan people average slblc lor anyone, anywhere, to talk with; 1 enjoyed. J lone transoceanic call per day. and the anyone else anywhere cisq in the world.* I . nr. Thia Lard it lhe SAME a< >au would A . . f)E_ AkI) render yaiusell. All the Pure Animal Tr ‘ ZwOC Oil left in. NOT Chicago lard. with Meat Order 4 tb.. 25c SAUSAGE CLEARANCE SALE The ENTIRE STOCK At Your Disposal! Because wc do not care to carry but one^ line of paint, our entire atock of VALSPAR PAINT Is being sold at a loxs—save money at these prices! Satin Gloss Enamel z Interior Gloss I Gallon INTEItlbll Color Varnish J Interior Varnish Gallon IM'l.ltlOll V \UM-H (iaii-m t.m.nnin V AliNI»ll . Gallen INTERIOR s 4 .50 I ?4.o» I gQr Enamel, 4-Hour Flat Wail Paint allon n.il ivil I. S4 AINT . I l-HOI It 1 Pini ENA.MKL. t-HOI II Pint ENAMEL, LHOLU !, Pint LNAMEI, ItiUJlH . •1" 65 30 15 This sale on stock paint only- Outside House Paint 1 Gal. OuiMdc House t’.irtit Home Paint t Gal. Outside Home Paint . md have your choice! B. A. Ly Barker Phono.2115 �THE'HASTINGR-BANNER. HTDNF.SnAY, MARCH IC. 193? page eight Our Success THE CHURCHES WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN » CTS Hastings citt mission. satisfactory dealing ulth polieySEE US FOR INSURANCE Is hereby given to all Depositors and Credit■ ora of the Nashville State Bank CliURCll or CUBIST. COATS drove. Citizens Mutual the receiver is now accepting ' lhe filing of Claims. Every Depositor should bring his Savings Book, Cer­ tificates of Deposit, Cashier’s Checks, or any other form of deposit with them in order to file their claim?. Alio, regarding Commercial Checking Accounts— Statements must be called for, and each Deibqsitor must - be sure that figures agree when filing claims. Parents may file claims for children. Filing of all claims must be completed within 90 days from February 23, 1932. Proof of Claim blanks may be obtained at Bank. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY & SON U II MISSION Grain Supplements Found Un­ necessary For Top-Mark Price Product H. S. SHELDON ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE JIASTINba, MICH, HASTINGS MARKETS VALUABLE DATA FROM LAMByfTAISING TEST CARDS OF THANKS —-T.'MUtt, ibs which will wl) at top marjsel at four to five months ot age can tsduerd. without tlw. use ot gram Sir Ire a I nulicv un pace II for full paitl.ular*. .supplement.',. un Michigan's grazing ImuLit Mifttclent an u is available and BAPTIST CHUltCII if the flock is krpt healthy, arcurding J A.'. - I Ml..HO ’.to tlw animal-husbandry dniartnirni E. B. Finley, Receiver Nashville, Mich. nt MichigtinaBtfitf. Goiicgr .This Cbnciuxftm is baied <m a stiaiy ut"thr. mcjhodv UM-d during thr- past. year'by Michigan .‘dif-iiTirnK who i titi-n-d tfwir .flocks m thr Wolverine: ■>l Uh- tlmni.U < J.ifBnj'Pivxluctiiincnntrst. miiaite . Olhi r k.sSon* learned from the erm-' Oh ihi* Lin. < conctrU- wuili1 without . test are that legumes are li»<- nio-t now on tlw mt ' valuable feed for xlus p. careful systems ■bn.. I. ot'control for infernal and eMerntd parasites must be tued, am! that a i high average of iambs l>r ewe wjierorder ion Aubucatioh I'ssat-y fur priiflrablc lesiilts FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. Some ulfalta or- other legume liay should be ted as part ol the tlock's 1 legume jKistitrvs ..f Kllltf « NASHVILLE STATE BANK “gtinics cannot be fed liiirlti’z tlie er. the ewi s should get Mime eraln gourmet dally. lit f..r any table, i>d ihnw times yaeJi year to kill inter­ nal parasites. and the lambs should be drenched once or twice before they arc marketed. External pests can be enidi- FetSi—R«ua ww. WIMIIVAS METHODIST CHURCH NOTICE TO CREDITORS ommunitics have which an- used wom-rativcly. A min­ eral mixing* for tlie flock Is pre|mre<l by mixing 50, pounds salt. 50 jtountl special .'.teamed bohe meal, ai ounce of pota-winn mdldi* The the Iodine preparation decrea.iiu.-.ilwr ol Iamb, altertied by goiter. Uniformity in Spelling Look: Something New! Making Slow Progress YVeiUyin Mettu-UI<t Church ot North Irvins. nd rillEMISHIP PHOTOS. GREEN’S STUDIO | FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Line... Color... Novelty in the Ne Slutl..'.i..sre W> <llff. Try a Banner Want Adv. Easter Millinery SHOWING ri rii:ip^..>tng tilii GRANGE PROGRAMS AT The Morning Cilory Shoppe IltER METHODIST CHURCH. Hasting*. Michigan Onion Growers Attention! Wiillurn it. Dm SOUTHPORT YELLOW GLOBE ONION SEED. What One Thinks Leonard and Bice’s. pound, cash 5-lb. lots or over, _ $1.15 Better Grl Your Order Right In. REPUFI.ICAN COUNTY CONVENTION Wallace Feed and Seed Store HASTINGS PARISH METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. He lived In tin HASTINGS. MICHIGAN port ant as what the actual truth may an into n b NEW Itu pt urc Pad! Royalty and Whiikerv f funeral - In the parJ*. and t. Solves Big Problem for TRUSS WEARERS DELTON .M E CHURCH-NOTES T".!, until vic time f' inuilp », At rritrlvvUie. picture* vf Kli und nhwr u« n royal tnnrvrbiut EMMANUEL CHURCH (EPluCOPALl AUTHORIZED EXCLUSIVE AKRON TRUSS FITTERS The sea Hon cjuld hold hl nnturul enemies. but tils was Insulin rd with »>*veral inches of vlldwaring iihibbor and Hutt • his hide made got*! leather. Nearly »20o year* n<o the slaughter began on the We«.t c<^*h says Nature Hagnxtrw. Counilres thousand* of, sea Hons died’ (or the etirlrlimrut of ine oil hunters, until by the .beginning nf this century only a remnant of the last herd* which once roared and fought on their off-shore rookeries la WALLDORFF :i .Jcm<>i\»ir4tion !i THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBarker, Proprietor. Hastings, Mich. ’ , ) : ! ! ' Made Uniform Rule FUNERAL HOME SSOADWAV « MtCN HICKORY CORNERS WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH NOTES Mmbalance Server PMONKS HOMS 2005 trees 2223 da Hons arc limited to 20 Inches on the , "L" and 18 Inches in the suba I hl ■ culls to mind the Intv Phillipa Brooke, j «l.o ijan said to be the [mlltcst man In j rould sit down, and Mr. Taft, who wit* disaiipolMes! nnce-.when be found nut the j-r.mt ui. convalescence is nr for •'caivhlngAip’* tilth y’nr ri-sUltnjr Lculsvllle Times, ..I �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, March 16, 1932 .the aiwM«-d valuation shall be the school tax. including the 31c on thr lloo to apply on retirement of. the bonds, will make a total of aomewhere about »1_3I on the $100. Il may be po.•dble that there wili be such an amount of delinquent tax by next fall, when • Continued from the tax Is spread, that an Iteni cover, tendent, the iraL-lier.Vc^f'tcSl force und ing delinquent taxes will, hare to be included in the budget; In which event janitors. This saving will amount t«> it would probably raise the school tax $0,792 50 to around $140 on the $100. This* is as­ By adding theic Items It will lx* seen suming that a substantial proportion that the lota) reduction amounts to of the present delinquent tax will have been paid by thr time the tax -shall be aiawiju. $18.86750. ■ , Tlu- jieopir. of tIUs city will surely ap­ spread next fall. That is u safe as­ preciate the attitude of 8uperiniendei)t sumption. The records ui the county treasurer's office show that the people VunBilskirk In Jhis matter Hr has u contract with the school board which do pay these delinquent taxes, u great • will carry through all next year nt a innjority of ibenj usually within the stipulated salary; but he, voliiiilarlly year from the lime when they uerr j iifb rrd to Accept the same ten |»-r cent due. In any event wc know that the peo­ F reduct kin as wu» applied to all the ple Qi this city will appreciate the other teacher* mid employees. Tiie scliool tax paid last- December spirit of accommodation u» tlie public Interest shown by the school board and VanBuskirk. tm m.scssed valuation. The savinu elfected by .Superintendent. Him year, through the reductions ma,dr providing for such a substantial re­ school expenditures tor next by the co-operation of the school duction 'year as in $1846750. Wc eannot but feel board and Superintendent VaiiBusklrk. the school board and the school reached 35'.c on the 1100. based on | that management have done their full jiuri the assessed valuation of tlw city last in meeting the public s expectation and ■ ear- Thu would, it. valuations renaln.the same, make the tax rale lor all ' will thoroughly appreciate their ac­ • < xt year $1.31.included in the. school tion. ■ lax budget hut • year and this was MAKE SOILS TESTS" $16 MX), which is raised each year to 1 apply on the princiiial and Interest of j ON SPECIAL TRAIN Hie deft pn the new Central building.. BUDGET wlm-h >MH> :llr on ii» lioo'or Dllormino it Lund Lack, Elo. ;l"< '.-i<I valuation ot the city. Deduct- ing’ this Sc’from tiw"achr»i‘rate’Tast ’ , ments Needed For Growing Alfalfa and Sweet Clover ojwrutlun of the schools of this Soil tests to determine phosphorous and lime requirements, and recornmi-non lhe Bioo For'the coming year, de­’ datlons of treatments to correct ■ de­ ducting the 31c for debt service and the 35' ;C lor reductions made by the! Acieiicirs in soil fertility'will be muck board in the budget tor next year, will for farmers who bring sod samples to bring tlie actual cost of school maintc-| the special train which through tlx* ' cu-operutiun of the New York Centra! naiute m Hastings to substantially $100 Railroad und Michigan State College on the $100. which U a low average. As' will visit 14 southern Michigan couna matter ot fact, of course, the lux will ■ । tics. ■ “"•“.sS".,K J'?1'-.„»*■« rrlirrmtm ot that drU WUlUl th. Um. j'™ '“X' "j, ’ voted their approval for the bonds. iSnbFSdIn* funire^crop-'' durhw The, I. .ntxh.r lt.m It,at mm. I. ■'«"FtiS. « <XuX atonaldorrt. .hid, a. th. laor . ........... .£•,-» « X“.«on ..I .Mln,,,mol ux »h,rt> mf.iu unpaid.' ,„ Salt, f.„ lax. in thu. city fpr this yeai. Laist yearly1 grown dsuccessfully linwiIs,n« «•> on add ««ii« soils unfit until this delinquent school tux- amounted la the acidity has- beeii corrected by apio substantially M.ooojtin the 15th of ,, plications ot lime.' Soil types In March 1931, when Hie city treasurer;i Michigan are so numerous that it is returned the rolls to the county trens-' ■ Impowiblr to.h’ll the linu.- requirement; urer on tux retiirn day. which was in any jiarticular . field without hrs*, March 15. making a a test tor soil acidity. Wc have no definite means of know­ Soil samples should be taken frprn ing how much thi* returned school tax slices oi soil as deep as It has been will pe this year; but we know it will: j plowed, and as many samples should be considerably .larger titan one year! be procured a« there are different ago. Definite figures can be mude on1 tviws of soil. Tlie sample* should be March nu..c.. 15 IhU’ycar. yvm. At the urc time .....r when ». .c.i , d , H containers, cans which thiA-artle e is written the jchom tax maU.rllll, whlch woulrt uncct i?’ " C!,J ' a chemirn) test should not be used. $17,Out), bhould a large delinquent -icnedulc for the special train is; -school tax remain unpMd up to th- cSotT!ureL 22 EaS?Rupids 22j me when school shall begin next year. HaM,ng>. a NMhttlle, 23; Caledonia, then that Item ot delinquent taxes I 24; n 1Vrnin 25Parma. 25; Marshall. Marshall. 28: 28; Augusta, Augusta. would have to be included in the bud­ 28; Allegan. 29; Gobles. 30; Grass get. which would prevent so large a re­ Lake. 31: Dexter. April 1; Utica. 4; duction as the board has . planned; Oxford. 5; Lapcfr, 6; Vassar. 7; ....... and bccsuM- it will take a defimte amount MmMH, b EvJ.„tn mfeUwt wUl lie held 01 mow I., run U>. .nd lta 0Ill „ &w, n.pld, and N„h,,ik. uply way ,!o provide for tlu* delinquent -- ■ tax will be. ... to reassess ... it. whatever .........„ the GOOD CRIME NEV>$. amount. Heretofore the delinquent ‘ Fewer crime* wen- reported to the school tax . luus u__ been u—„ so small that it pWJ(,rB| Department of Justice during has not been considered in I lie budget 1931 by 79 cities with more than at all; but it looks now as It it might 100.000 jKipulation be so large an item that it may have to be considered when the taxes are: Bricks twenty feet long and five feet I spread next fall. No one can say defi­ wide arc being tested for roadway con­ nitely what that amount will be. If all struction. and may also prove suitable the delinquent tax shall be paid, and' for home buildup. RADIO CLEARANCE/ Friday and Saturday Only Three Great Buys! SEVEN TUBE SIX TUBE HOWARD HOWARD Reg. Price $59,541 SALE PRICEMIDGET Reg. Price $<.9,50 SALE PRICE— fOna Only Extra Special! LOW BOY MCJQO One Only at 8-Tuba Sup.r ! S —— Regular Price $125.00 CABINET SET United States Tires 29x4.40 U.S. GUARD 30x3 >A U.S. GUARD Tube Tube ays tys 75c 28x4.75 U.S. GUARD <475 Tube »i jJutQ Jport Mop Phone 2177 "Dri—~ln Sanies” Hasting, PART TWO ITWASJUSTLKE F NOING THE MONEY •Continued from page cue'part onei will show later, nor was it due to the! present road cnmmls.'.ion nor 1U predthink it was anyone's fault In partlnilar; It was Just an oversight It appear* that, up to 1023,-what was YOU and Your Town become RICHER effect, under which lh<* state agrer-d tn pay counties a reward -for highways completed acCbnhng to requirements made by ,ttir state highway depart­ ment, the reward usually being so thuph per mile, or a cert'iin percentage of the cost of the project In 1923 this state reward law whs repealed. • On November.4. 1937. thr state high-, way department wrote to Mr. John Curlisle, chairman of the Barry county road cornmlwion at that time, asking whether" there were still state reward applications for county highways, in tills county, which were Mill valid claims for roads which the Barry county road commission planned to complete m Man** future unM and receivv lhe Mute reward Mr Carlisle was asked "if yon have any such ap­ plications, lhe -late department asks for a list ot thcpi. and the application numbers, together with n statement of lhe plans of lhe Barry county road­ commission on each Individual appllca-tlon." On November 8.1921, the county road commission, none ol whose members belong to the present county road com­ mission. wrote'the state hiRhwn.v de­ partment that: "We huvp finished all our jobs that were begun prior to 1923 We have no application* that have not been taken care of ." It appears, however, that in 1921 Project No. 275. as it was called then, which' included 11 Corer! road to be built from M-79 in Maple Grove town­ ship eastward through Maple Grove anti into Eaton county, to a junction i with the Eaton county road which leads-straight Into Charlotte, had been properly validated, though no construc­ tion work was done. Because this Covert remd called for construction work In ttro counties, it must, be done under the direction of thr slate high­ way depnrttnent. Instead of having the Eaton county rmid commission and lhe Horry county road commission each construct only a part ol the five Sr six miles. Therefore, when the Barry county road commiulph on November 8 wrote to the Mate highway depart­ ment that they did not have any ap­ plications for highway* made prior to 1923 which they did intend to com­ plete. they slated the exact truth; be­ cause all'the pa|H-rs pertaining to Proj­ ect 275 were at Lansing in the state highway department When this road would be constructed did not rest with the Burry rounty rosd commission, but did rest with the. stale highwtay depurtinenl; so that tlu- letter fromllhe Barry rounty highway eommixUon\ to the state highway department, dated November 2. 1927. wax fully warranted. ' PARMELEE-Mr and Mrs M.dcoltil MrP-vr and it .appears that, in 1921. this partic­ Barry county'.* share of state- reward Qirsias Intiasfinnltnn ■Otaie investigating Theyuneral of Mrs Geo. Smith was mother. Mr^ Haltic Carirntcr. visited ular project leading across a part of on Project No- 275. It will be seen that Mr. Hill thus; two townships—Maple Grove and Kai- brought -(u»n“»«•< •«un JJSJ”wmSEJIUt' '"'i“ Into the county treasury nearly ' mno—hiid been approved by- the state a« much money as the county will pay; ........ ...v the feasibility oilCarpentci. Tuesday afternoon Investigation into Shirley ..... Kermeeii anil family were in highway depAnmcnt. Tlie petitions ■ ' ■ .................. 1--------- - ----- ---------................................... .. _ for this roud were gotten out in 1921. him in salary for four years of his sen-: the purchase of automobile license j March B. Mrs. Sniilh was 92 years old | Hasting* Saturday afternoon .quarterly-payment plan island was real Active active pp to within a n few —— — AU the hearings required by law. all ice as county clerk. The fuel that he plates on u.quarterly-payment wan so familiar with the business of being made by executives ol the De-1 weeks of her death She will t>greath Yrs. emerald colored sidewalks tn the - formalities required by law. weret “ the county road cbmmlssion. by reason It............... partment- ol- State ....... ......... — a -----■-•-■• ................... ; _r Duf (o ,. ro()0inlr niuM-d by her . relatives and many ehnuiutr Mm glare on business street ! earned out in 1921. at which time tha experience, is. without condltlotiE. thousands thouiancU ot « motorists ...v.—. ,----- — ----------- - — _..----- -conditions. have ’ friends lire making their debut in the south: . state reward law was in efTect. But J»f his five years' the reason for his finding this been unable to pay tlie weight tax and the state highway department delayed,, doubt, money for Barry county. ■ therefore-----c... to .... - 1 are — unable use their----cars. thr building of this road until the year It is believed that if motorists were, 1928. . able to pay the tax in four installment*. Now it happened tlial nu January 11 Carrie M . daughter of Augustus and, an appreciable additional jiumUer ; of tills year, yliile County Clerk Hill was looking through the files of the Jftleline Llone. was born near Hickory.| could use their cars all year round ; Barry county road commission cor­ Comers. January 12. 1862. and depart-j But there are many disadvantages that] respondence. he ran across the letter cd this life at Pennock hospital on' must be given careful consideration, in1 written by the state highway depart- March 9. 1932. She was the youngest. studying this question. Tlie state of m?.nt.on_Nqyeniber ±_L927.tQ th? 0KCL of a Urge family of children, many of! Arkansas has.adopted" o’quarlcrly-paj'■. county road commluion. and also whom preceded ner to’the Silent city.Iment"plan which will be watched close-found the copy of the reply of the She was united tn marriage to George Jly by the Michigan Department of Bmxy county road commission, the re­ Kelly September 25. 1890 with whom [State--------------- * • ».-------------ply being efiited November 8. 1927. Hr she enjoyed a most happy companion-1 ship Together they journeyed down OBITl'ARV. had never seen them before. Itecaiise, of his familiarity with the -through the years facing sunshine nndl John W Hawkin- was tlie eldest so-n business of the county road commis­ shadow, with a courage born of mutual’of Mr and Mrs. Fernando Hawkins ot sion. .because It is a part of hte ofll- love and confidence, till at^i%st they; Lion's Hollow. Pa., being born on Au-, rlnl, duty and because he knew tills reached the parting of the.ways The'gust 10. 1805. coining to Hastings with, Maple Grove-Kalainn road had been husband wax taken and she was left to' ids parents in 1872 He married Miss built in 1928. tlie year he wa.s first toll on for a time, not alone, but in' Alice Boughton in 1887 at Hastings. To elected county clerk, because he knew companionship of Him who has said: j this unidn six children were born about the Covert road bonds that had -Lo! 1 am with you always, even un- Frank. Emma, Shirley, Walter. Clyde been issued in payment for this coun­ to the end." To their union no chil- .and Elsie. Shirley mid' Clyde dying in ty's share oUthis roud. Mr.' Hill became dren survive. She leaves f* mourn two; infancy. In 1897 he and his family' greatly Interested in these two letters. brotiier* and two sisters. Henry Benson moved to Elmira. N. Y. returning hen- ‘ His fnmllinrity with the business of of Prairieville. Ann Robinson and W in 1905. living here ever since Mrs lhe county road commission brought lo L. Pennock of Hastings and Mifinic Hawkins died in 1916 and on January hl» mind the fact that this road had Woodgate of Galesburg .also u large, 24. 1924, he married Mrs Rena Daly been petitioned for in 1921, also that number of nieces, nqiliewa. Cousins; Mr Hawkins passeo away suddenly on the hearings had been had and all the and friends. Mrs. Kelly- will be re-!Tuesday morning. March 8. 1Q32. aged formalities required in the, ca.se hqd membered ifi this community as a 66 year*. 6 months and 26 days Hr is been carried out in that year, although woman of very quiet habits, o! large survived by his wife and four chilactual building had. been delayed for sympathy in time of nerd, and blessed dren. >sevcrai grandchildren, two sisseven yeai's. 80 Mr. Hill became great­ with the kindness of act and deed that; tent and two brothers, also nieces and ly interested in this road, for he be­ only a mo liver could possess At the] nephews and many friends He was a lieved that Barry county was entitled instance >of her Father and ours, shej member of the Baptist church for *17; to a state reward for that part of Proj­ is gone from among us. who clx«ish! years. Funeral, unices were held al; ect No. 275. about three and one-quar­ her memory. Funeral services were; the BSpt 1st church on Friday after­ ter miles, which was built in the town­ field at the WalldorlT Funeral Home on! noon nt two o'clock. Rev. Adcock of-1 ship of Maple Grove in 1928. Saturday afternoon. Rev. L. L. Dewey; ficlating. Burial was In Rlversiae) Accordingly on January 11 tbls-year. offidiallng. Burial was in Riverslae | cemetery. Mr. Hill had his deputy clerk, < Mr. cemetery. j —----------------------------s— j Chester Long, write to the state high­ SUCCESS. way department, stating that it was the THEN LAUGH. First of al), one should be cheerful, undemanding of the Barty Co. Road Build lor yourself a strong box. I Not grow panicky or fearful; CommlMlon that because tfie project Fasliioij each part with rare: i All the same.-it'a well to hustle, “I knew several men to whom I could* for assessment district No. 275 wax au­ When it’s strong as your hand can ‘Exercise both brain and muscle; thorized and lhe formalities required make It. ■ Not With folded hand supinely, have given this job. But I needed u had been carried out in 1921, this had Pul all your troubles there; ;[Wait wait gooa good lonune fortune tpo ocnigmy; benignly; man right away, and you were the been done with the understanding that Hide there all thought of your failures 1 For the simplest mortal knows. this county would receive the state re­ And eaeh bitter cup that you quail; | No man reaps unless he sows; only one 1 could reach quickly by ward therefor. Accordingly this letter, Lock al) your heartaches within it. -•••• Pluck and ­jxitse are very right. which Mr. Hill /Authorized, requested Then sit on the lid and laugh. 1 But won't turn the trick—not quite. telephone. So you can thank yoqr the state highway department to check !So. my friend, It's up to you; telephone for getting you this job”. up the records in that department and | Tell no one else of its content*, . Think, of course—but likewise dot see if they did not*show that this Never Its secret* share; —Exchange. for when you've dropped In your care and eounty was entitled to the reward for Your home telephone in an important (that road. CROSS CROSSINGS CROSSVSHLY! | business and social asset. And in On Jahuary 19. 1932. tiie state high­ Keep them forever there; At a junk shop near a railroad cross-1 way department answered the letter of Hide thatn ftbm sight so completely ing in Denver is n sign to motorists emergencies, such as fire, acci­ I January, 11, stating that they had That the world will never dream that reads: "Go ahead; take ■ chance.I dent or sudden sickness, your checked the data in their office on half; We'll buy the CM*.” •Project No. 276 and that they were Fasten the strong box securely— telephone will summon aid placing* the project in line payment - A Russian Inventor claims to have Tben sit on the Ud and laugh. 'of the state reward. \ devised an instrument much like the immediately. I The Anal chapter came otf Thurs­ .It U not the amount of things that saxophone except that.lt playa eaaier. day last week, when a check was re- determine how matters shall go on in That's not the Important .question •celved here for I9.1M.77. in full for the world. It U the proportion of them. How does it listen?—Nashville Banner. by Opening An Account in This Safe, Old Bank! The man, •ho through Frugality and Enterprise, makes himself prosperous becomes a VALUABLE ASSET to his town and to his community. DEPENDABLE BANK is a continuous service as this for more ing house for funds which are used in the interests of local business and farming enterprises. This bank has rendered just such a ity prosper. \\’e are anxious to see eachiindividual in il prosper. Building up a good Bank Balance in this old bank means just that . . . necessity in EVERY growing than 60 years. Wc are anxious to.sce Acenter, because it provides a clearthis ­ city and surrounding commun­ Prosperity for YOU and YOUR Community! Hastings National Bank ■ The Only National Bank In Barry County Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2217 License Payment Plan MICHIGAN BELL­ TELEPHONE CO lour TELEPHONE got you this job' ^*2 ' Tji �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16. 1M1 FACIE TEN .Bwnp and Clay Bassett aridriwi iu the-Dad Atwell this Thursday night. Bible Burarl .Elburn NRrii. Bellevue hool on Sun»!*tudj‘ and bowling are on »lw proeranj Gladys Ell/alxth Reid, Nashville II. Killer, spp-j "H God is yqur partner main your Burdette drier. Mlddb*vll)c ... ! plans large KrtU'.t nue Miller. Middleville Roy O. tienney. Hiding* . [ P, L iMoine Everett, pasting.* .. Just stand uridc nn’;l w; ■ Stiles standbh, Middle* HhI Leola Ji tell a Watkma. Xliddleville .18 Alfred J. Ball, boater 18 nail Thelma Day. Allegan 10 Clifford Sheldcn.Blrd. Freeport 2fl Liyi.ui Eliz.ilx th Jarman, Hastings ..19| Hflward Clinton CMmpbvlt. Clover­ dale and .- nniik. Inez Liiha:: Za-glcr, Hast! chain s tv link PROBATE COURT. icy Scare. dee d. Order allownd yourself jtn« rlaihu’rmteicd I E't A. Nelson Apiadman. dee d. Or-Excnar.Kt j rk-r'allowing claims entered. j Esfc Henry J. Potts, dee’d Testimony A HI LJ Ol THREE. •Temper..; trrelKlldeis filed, license to re 11 real u tirtl- issued. <m‘th before sate filed. • Est Cf'.arlA- CTarkson Aldrich, dec'd. i Petition lor 'Adtnr. filed, waiver, of Hand; Thrift. In- .Hotter* filed, carter, appointing Admr. and promptnew.’ • ,tnter».d. bind III, .1 and letters-bsued despiv:- Crut.Uy. «r- ; order limiting rettlernent entered, peingralltudc. * j niton tor hearing cUtrns tiled, notice jo wi.h for; HValth. ' Tediionj Issued. intentment. .iWSiW... IW*!. Est. A-$hrr H- Orslwrn. dec'd. Testtmd inteilrelua! power. iBHtrof treelwtitere nteri. Hcenre to sell sued, oath betofc «alc filed. E*,t. John W Munt-m. deed. Annual remint of Admr. tiled. Est.. Phoebe Elliston, dec'd. Annual uillity like tu make. Account of Executor filed. c out. । Est. Erattu.* M. Hinman, dec'd. Or­ der allowing claim,* entered. Est. Mary Eckardt, dec'd. Order al­ lowing claims entered. JX. John .Hinkley, dec'd; Final ac­ count ot Executor filed: , " Est. Alta Veenstra. deo'd. Inventory, filed. 1 Es!. Hiram E. Rogers, dec'd Petition' lor Admr. filed, waiver of notice tiled,; order appointing Admr. entered. Evi. Solomon Blocher, tired. Final account of Admr. filed. • E*t. John F. Koeller, dec'd Bond .' filed, letters testamentary issued, order■ limitlu; settlement entered, irtitfmi!-* for hearing claims filed, notice to ereditors'issued. Rarius Buxton, dec'd. Order iil-| - E. I. Henry Chapman, dee d. Ti n- . -tunony o' freeholders Hied. Jlcvnsc toi ■ .'i-ll real estate, issued. ! J?r Parmer C- Karn.. rt»cd. Invm-i . tory tiled,' tinal account tiled, order for' ijiubllcation entered. i Eri. Lutina Taimer. dic'd.'Petition for ' d-terminasion. filed, order for publicai ion entered. । ' - , | EM. Melissa A. HotChklM. dec'd. ln-| ventory filedEst. Cornelia Eaton, dec'd. Annua! accounts *<«■ >'vara 1923-HBO-IM1 filed.। st. EUtnbelh Salisbury, dwd. Pe-j >n tor speclnl Admr. tiled, order j Hnting AiKcUi Admr. entered, bond! BILLS Matches IGH Navy Beans Vinegar IGA 3 ‘-k*- Qt. Bollle 10c 15c Margarine -10 REGAL NUT Apple Butter ICR 2&19C Fels Naptha 4 "»-• 19c POPCORN-15 IGR- R in Energy. Typlcel I.G.A. Quality Super Suds 3 fl«'- X5c Macaroni >,h.,u pe« 5c Ralston's Beets Peas. MAvnrto 3 15c White Meat Tuna 15c Sauerkraut IGA clS 10c Soap h 3 B«» 10c S.-lmon 10c Soap P U G or Flake White The Value of an Institution To Its Patrons and Friends CANNOT ALWAYS Bfe ESTIMATED IN'DOLLARS AND CENTS OR MORE than 46 years this PROGRESSIVE, CON­ SERVATIVE BANK, as a community institution' has done its utmost to contribute to the welfare of this city and county. F It has been a universal policy during these years to render a painstaking service to EVERY depositor whether Savings or Commercial. An accommodating service to EVERY borrower of funds. Some may have felt that we were too conservative, but the aim of the management has ever been to render a maximum service—protect the depositor and pay 3'* interest, compound­ ed semf-anhually on savings accounts. . Through good times and bad this bank has always stood for the best interests of its patrons and friends and the welfare df this community. Therp Never Was a Better Time to Start A Savings Account With This Old Bank Hastings City Bank The Bank with the Chime Clock Capital $75,000 Surplus $50,000 NORTHWEST THORN-APPLE. CARLTON. listing place. Much sympathy t. Carrn* V. -Brown. dreU. Annual; Mr mid Mr. Daniel Cave und daugh-I TJh- l-adire.- Aid Will mat in t.. .I Mm. Mornu Vdiidcrilji of Pn-cpon: .tint of Admr. tiled. _______________ : h r. turimra. of ___ East LeRdy and nieces, church, basement Thupdny. -Marell 24 vblted lu ‘ r“ slater -Sier. Mrs. Art RlclundsonJ ..'■*., Endsley L. Gray.-deed. Feti-| Hilda and Oryiiui Case, called at the Dinner served* at noon. Everyone wcl-i an<( ftmHySrdu HARRIS CREEK. |------—.^.ilurday, • . *.i<in,for Admr. fil’d, waiver of ilotiw Hugh Care home Sunday evening en- tome. Mr.*. Margaret Silcox of Alto xiriil Mr and Mr.« Gordon Edmond:, ol filcd. order appointing Admr,.entered, -route from Portland where they visRev. Clark Adam.* -and mother, Mrs Sunday nt her home hen 1. Adian* of Coldwater spent Fridayi, Na’hviHr. called on tiu-tr aunt. Mr: , Mr and Mrs Basil Vrivlund called tion for license to sell filed, waive of Much illnei,.-. Horn colds hus been with thr latter's son, George Adam -, Mort Sikson. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNaughton Mr and Mrs Hue! Sisson i nlcrtain*'d; on । notice filed, t-v-tinmny of freelwlders.! prevalent Muring the fiast week. The and family. of Alto Friday. to .- Il i sued, bund and o^iir Brigg.* school ol tWenty'-cIght had an Mrs. Hamiali Morgan and graiutenn.! tlwir children. Mrs Gordrjn Esmond.*! BeVf cal from LlU-s way attended the J sale filiet. report ot sale filed.!*tttendance ot five purl of the time. Maurice Thomas, spent Saturday shop- j und family of Nashville nnd Mrs. caucus nt Bowne Center Friday. • । dan Covllle und family Sunday. ‘ ronfirmitig ::ale'entered. ! Tlie Ladle.,' Aid meeting .ot the Briggn ping in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Sanborn and Lyle jam< Rom . First annua! report: ci lurch and wood bee scheduled lor Mrs. Edward Perrault was called tu Mrs. Mort Sixmmi is recovering from, und Ikiris of £ast Caledrmta .• |x iit ol guardian filed. (Thursday, March 10. were jMN-tjioned to Middleville Saturday afternoon by Hu her-recent Illness Mrs. Campbell Sunday with Mr nnd Mm Bwdl Vreej Tiiuraday. March 24. due to severe death ot her father. Adam Clement -Em|Njit is caring for her „rind looking jlland nnd celebrated the birtliduys ot . - ................. ■weather and so much illness iu tiie Funeral waslicld Tuesday at his home after niter the hoUM-hold houachold duties.* duties.*’ Harold Vreelnnd and DorLs Sanborn • community-_. . . . . „ . Interment ui-Maidh m)!<* cemetery Mr. and Mr;. Claud Yetter were Ini . ■ Mrs. B>-.\ric Strickland let! lari week mnmunity meetings held nt the: -- - n?. ---;r» -- ................ -....... .•••...... 1 .1 rnua, suqsud। nt- . I lt> dangerous lo loss the habit FT,d*‘y nthdiding the v.c.j ...wum ,«.v e c:,r'- I«r. the sister of Mrs. Ted spent the week end with her parents I ,,f |„yinj{ aKlly tUi mother in her nuking friend* aur At-the February n.v< Una 'Stanton who b ill with pleura pneu- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kermren.* and, n put or. the play railed. -The t w*, iWomanh : : Wedding” and i! surely w-a lenten ;>eriod will lie obrerved Mr and Mrs. Win. Schroeder and :v imagine mu; dressed a* by the Rev. Harold Dixon on his cir- family of Caledonia spent Sunday with liny were v,-.-y graceful. *'ult wJl** rervtces on Sunday the latter's parrnu^Mx_jnd Mr*. Wil- .*i- community ’-omirium** «n™ Mn *Dl“' the lllnews of their mother, Mr. and Mrs. Win Kepkcy and Mr luppei h. March rn-.tmg il.c ',r> Byron Guy. the two small ehll- and Mrs Win Gackler were Thursday u:r.-tl aim and jutthe kuuirj. Indies put drpn *w «*- -,or home guesU of Mr and’’ Mn — nt John Thede of u.nini. , - are ----- nt . lhp ---l-rim’ Wh whc-i con.-: nd of off01 ,hnr “unl* Mra Ev«ngu- Miller. ur.mi en coa-isred Mrx* Evangie ।‘Grand Rapid-., ------- .... »l n-.EL. an<1 fomlJy M..rj.n.- mil „Mr ‘M «!' N'.nn.n B.ul. j Rvv nnd Mm > -imTJeniu. loir leader ■ trw'' Sunday gut-ria at the home ;jot CalCdonin were Friday dinner gUeStil rtrt»7 mid 4»i;»* two ronS 1,1 Ulr!r *UUr* Mr and Mrs- NelUp‘- Ol Mr and Mrs D.tvxl Hrn rn i- i*-vit thin t tu,?'St*nton. and attended church Mrvices. ROBlNliCE PARK; ■ »-'vcn:ln -he Gias* Creek' Mr ,,nd Chart** Puflwjl were Mr. and Mr*. Fred Cblt-r and wmi j i..;. .... : among the birthday dinner guests Sun‘luu unicn line and;day honoring Mrs. Qva Payne of Gerald of Grand Rqpidv and Mr. until , ’ ' Nashville, a sister, at tlie home ol Mr. Mrs John K<dlar and Harold sjx-nt| and Mrs -Roy Rice of Dowling, daugh- Sunday w ith Mrs Mun in Cirier airi * ‘ ' r of Mrs. Payne • / . ‘ . son Ray, nd *ervr it -in. tine style j Mrs. Sylvia Skidmore of Camp CutMi and Mr* Jillian Potts spent ^i-rer kut ihr- spending ---------- - - tlie — week ...... - with ----- her —- Sunday"Mlh with the Imuct’m mother. Un* nu ‘ ;! f'„ daughter. Mrs. Fred Miller, and fam- j Mi. und Mrs. Sam Zcrbe of Middleville <*t Ute Ellis district. ~ J Mr. anil Mr*. Francis Haight, who Foreman of ' ll0>' .,,, * *1*111 the week end with I formerly lived on the Celia Potts farm, ad«S r. n -u U1> broUwr near Vermontville • and have moved lo Gratin Rapid*. . ione near Nashville. • 1 ---------— McCaul Mbs Hertha ol Parmelee I .-pent Thursday afternoon with Mr*, CLOVERDALE j Wnghl Clifford. Roy MacDonald ot Kalamazoo was a;’ „... Mrs. Celia PotU of Middleville „ is visitor of hu parent* here Saturdays* j Mining at the home of her *on. Julian f fcuulrhart *li» home tor ■ Mbs Catherine Cagney, who has Potts. I (root Detroit. , j- been quite 111 th< la»t tew. days, u unMr and Mrs. Ear! Robinson add i> at the church arc. fine ♦roving ut tnw writing, also Henry Ry- mother Kate .pent last Tuesday with an is getting along line and able to be. Mrs. Gertie Harris who ha* tfcen sick Sunday Schoo! . up and around Mrs, Ryan ot Knh«- but is better at this writing. :na/7x> ix taking cate of the rick at ttte ------SOUTH COATS GROVE. ‘ Ryan home N VKI.L >1 RING . Mrs. We wre are norry awry to to report tn« tliat voy Coy ano and Mr*. Kellogg Kellogg returned returned to to wnMV.j Warsaw.! we Kibbln w->- at Hickory Midi Ind., last week, after afiendiug a couple- Myrtle Stowell arc both quite rick Monday of weeks at her home here. with the flu. Mrs. Getue Duffey sprained her Mr. and Mrs. Snyclrr entertained Gogdon Endsley and family of Coopirnday : tnends-from Kalamazoo and South cwilte «pent Saturday night and SunSuumhr cainc home Fri- Carolina fflr the week end. . djjv at the Wm. Bayne liome. . hospital where-alto Sisicr Perpetua. formerly Mia* Mary; louu Bosworth and wife ipenj Sunthn- weeks ago Ryan, was burled in Kiriamaroo last day In Sunfield twp, with the former * Wc join in wishing Wednesday, after a lingering lllneis. >parenu. - --- — Ola Bosworth •*- and- wife. Carl Murphy, wile and. daughter ot SOUTH VERMONT! ILLE. .... j.Dowagiac spent the past ,, week with his ot Hasting* called in! Me and Mrs. Myrten Strait spent! brother Will of this place. Sunday Mrs,, Strait* uncle near; j. home Bunday. -------, with -—----- ---------------- ------------- ----————-------- Duffey of Jackjon spent but Lake Odessa IT'S MUSIC ANYWAY! .ir.d Friday, at the Duffey' Mr. and Mr* Pike are re tiled on the A golf chib has been invented that i place they bought of Mrs. Cronk. : play* a Joyful Hille tunc whenever the i-trd William* of Hastings called atj Mrs. Clear. Mrs Royal Cronk'* ball U hit just right, hr j. C Hannuml home Friday. mother, died Saturday toonUng. They ■ t'sliun burned to tie 1 tnoved Jiut two days before in tho y a M. Anna Reuth houre*. She was buried in MAN’S HEART STOPPED Springs Community dubj Vennontville cemetery BY BAD STOMACH GAS . ..ax Mx:UI al Ui>- Bowens Mr*. Idell Wells, north of Vermont-; ll n*at .Friday evening. March* viUc. passed away Sunday morning Tiaunas from Caledonia will! She was the mother of Perry Wells icll tn» or?a> and will have hu singers ‘who lives on Hie King farm there '.a entertain tiie people Ladies Strait wr** out ot bring boxes , । last week with the tlu. History’s Greatest Savings! BIG tradein SALE OF THE LATEST 1932 and Tl HI S Cal oar Liberal OfJar for Your Old Tim Goodyear Speedway 29 X 4.40-21 $3.95 29 x 4.50-20 4.3<t 30 x 4.50 21 4.17 28 x 4.75-19 $5.IX 29x 5.00-19 5.39 31 x 5.25-21 6.63 Still Lower Prices in Pairs! GUARANTEED TIRE REPAIRING. GOOD USED TIRES $1 up BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SHOP NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. PHONE HU HASTINGS. MICHIGAN SMITH & DOSTER DELTON, MICHIGAN ' �TTTE HARTINGS BANNER. WEDNESRAY. MARCH 16. 1932 PAGEnjmai POOR FORAGE CAUSES PARALYSIS OF SHEEP CIRCULATION OF BOOKS INCREASES; (Continued from jmgr one. part one Pour hundred and twniy-four new paIrons took out caret.. , Rrrripl-*. Balance on hand March 1.1931 $l 106 49 Received from city of Hasting' l.e'iOoo Received from Board of Edu- '• cation 1.718)00 Received from Penal Fines 575 IU ing* Account to datcKecelvetl for books sold and binding done lor otto;* Total receipts Expenditure- 44 * Afnount of Trouble ’ - The open winter, which has permit-; led (iirmcn* to run 9>*p on p&xtureii much bf'lfie time -f-ia r. u?r<i m U19I animals lotuuimlug .0 muck low quah-j i'ty roughage tliat disrttt.r-e dfBiirbanres' 'followed in many ':* •■ bv partial paralysis iia;:.bwn reporu-d a.', atowtinK many • we',, uccordhu: tp th-, atuinai husbandry depsirtmu.’ at Michigan I State Cohen?. , • | Tlw uiim- iroiil.les qiay ncr,sr %h*.ni «h 49.96 LOWER. COST ^HIGHER QUALITY </ Save by buying Wayne All Mash / Chick Starter at the new low / price. Due to improved selectJ ing and blending methods you get better .starter than over, yet you pay substan- will preterit, thr digestive whleh clytnlnui*- n. paraly For bookI individual -hpuhi b*-'.fiuz utr .i grain! FX>r supplies .... ; 4'14 M ration m addilioi/tj .» cioxt rougtwge. For magazine < ..." • Earli t w«- iliould riiaiv,- q pound, of Fut binding . . . . grain daily, mpt .a mixture ot. two- ] For 'extra help in' First. Ward .Jjunb, •»:. und one-Hurt! brim . Library 189 00 j ; JH-Ciully good For extra help in Second Waid I Tlk- symptom* ananal . Library For extra help in <entr.il ‘uughagt are sluggish appetite. po’rLibrary - . . .. . 400.001 Hal blindnr* ■. head turned to tin- >;de F*'r extra help. >n Central I1 and anbiiui tin nmu in ‘ .anchor-. IJbrary evenings . . 75tOo|tuTi paralyse usually.* hmdqitar-: FW I.i'a 1: LPOO.Ot Balance op hand. Feb <29. ItwjAnimal.-, showing paralysis,.should be —. < ii i mi i j i w WAYNE ALL, MASH CHICK STARTER EDMONDS ELEVATOR .Total cxpendlturiL $5 385 3! The hut Michigan telephone call to a tratv-atlaiitic point way nut! • Fvbiuaty 12. 1037, by Burch*Foraker, presi-; [ Expenditures for the two branches unimnh wlijch are not present ixtaiit of tnitoocriitiic service by means of which 92; | front March 1931 to March 1933: Al! breeding flocks- of ewer, should re­ First Ward Brutiili. HASTINGS PHONE 211$ Librarian $181 flf reive a grain rutioij for* at. I>.au, 30 lavs before lambing, The grain ration Books . . SHt'LTZ SCHOOL NOTES. LICENSE LAW AFFECTS wtitinnvd la ideal for this• purpose A ! Supplies . Tlie third grade orc through their | Mngiizim 5 ■ation of corn alone, lit larg«- amount.-', ' 400.000 MOTORISTS Earl Dun-'third book this year and now tire ready, Kim mt . SOL'THWEST Rl TLAND. Merle Covuit al frequently results in weak lamb.. lope Battinlay evening. March 13 Jo to ••ntcr enter the fourth one. . ' . Harold Johnson ol Milwaukee,: Yunk'-e Springs. Total ’ Registration Act Requires New Tlw* meeting was calirii to Order by Tin- first grade ore learning to spell, 1,-. spending the week with her Srrond Ward Branch. the numbers and count .by 2;. and 3 s. ' ------ -- ------ .... ..... - a Sunday guest at the.home Pn-sident Bert Brqwn. Permits For Additional Higher Room. . . . 410150 The fifth grade are learning how to; Librarian .. , I Johnson U assisting in rar.ng lor his nt her brother, George Havens, and Singing—America tlie Beautiful.' ‘-------School opened Mraiday alter a week :, itather at the itonic of hi.'.,sister, Mr, family. I divide by fractions They are nearly: Books Number of Drivers Repeating of the lord's Prayer. Magazines vacation on account of flu Only tint through their book. ------Tlie McCallum community meeting Belwven now-.aiitl .May I, about Singing-Rattle Hymn of the Rc|iub-j ni,. eighth grade Ls studying the! Supp)i*-r. ...................................... yb-*'nt today. Monday in high* r room 4nooo« automobile dil-.m, will be re Fire of undetermined origin de­ v; HI be held this Friday evening. March • powers of congress in civics. In history I Madeline Matteson oi tlie HxsDngs qujrcd to secure new drivers' lie-ti., lw*. stroyed the barn nf Mr and Mr*. Kev*. 18 at the home of Mix* Belle McCal­ $392 08 Normal vuit*d our .-chool reccntlv. Secretary'.' report was read and ac- ue are working on the Spanish-Ameri- ! Total lum Bring sandwiches and one other uudi-r the law adopted by tlie 1931 Ir.i; ran war and the Panama Canal. I Mrj, Leona Cleveland u the librarian p T a w'Acpottponed until Frldav. Sunday, forenoon. It vfa> nearly a new dish .lor refreshments. ivluture. All who secured old license feptedTreasurer';, report n.id ami accepted,, Afu.r flnlrtiing their Engh»h bopU| In the first ward, her report being for April l. Kim Sjglcr of. Hastings, will bam being built to replace the on-> blown down le.-.v than two years ago. Secretary rend Cttrtl of lii.Iflkfrtim the sixth.grade are taking up history ' be our speaker. *' ■ 4 Hiy full year ua giren herewith. .MILL STREAM. f. 1928. Iiliuit r-cctire ni r hi>‘i»> be­ to vnis mid one from Mr. and We are anxlgu* to get started on it ] March 1931 . . Our tenth grade play, "Cousin, from 'We understood there was no insurance Kuryl Fuller has returned to* Lansing. 556 fore May ■ 1 All Ucfii-ie.5 .'.t-cund !»>- Emma Mix Albert Rogers j Wc have our doll house al) finished.] April 1931 . ' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Qttt/rf Ola 4U7 Coon Ridgt." wax .1 success financially, t'A*-en January 1, 1938 and November 1. A farewell party was given by MiM 3 hr president railed for rei»rt from it was made out of orange crates, I May 1931 . ’laze! Erimond- «»■> voted, py the au­ Creek were guests on Suntfav o! •iwir Hanna, and pupils in the school room 420 dience to be tin* Ixist actor, Mr. Put- daughter, Mrs. Harry Dunn, and fam­ Friday p. M. tor tliree little girls <iu> 1. 1932; and all liwsnsr.'i issued . after comnuttc 9n "Topics of Interest ” Her- The boys built it with the .help of Miss June 1931 .. ily. Caller, in the afternoon were .Mr 421 Nov* mbi r L 1929.. imiit be renewed ta rt Morehouse gave a short i. jKirt on Omlinger'* brother and the girls'and July 1931 are leaving She district. Year Bwk from Swift a Co. th*- teacher painted and paperqd it. It AU xu»i ikji Ninth grade English claa- Is studying Lew Mger and daughter; Emily, ot the August 1931 ■'.. Mr. and Mrs Frank Tasker of latke Parliamentary Law. in English Uiis Edger district. Mr F. Hull n ad a dipping u uarding has it real stairway and modern furnl- sept«>rnb<*r 1931 Odessa were callers at Walter LlvingSiiire thu* n*’W* law.' requiting re- a conhTenre held by Jews. Catholics't:uc Misx Garhngcr has a book from October 1931 Week . — Its jw-rtfr. Violet Herrington. ' Mr. and Mrs Albert Nash and chil­ stoh's Tuesday P. M October 193! .. .. 540 n-»!lstratt*iii Of -drivets every three • and Proteslanta to break down tlie bar-Lwhich wc patterned most of our fur- November r»3i dren of Hastings were Sunday guest*, at , Primary Rmim. .. 561 The McKenna family are nicely set­ ..rim f 1IT! between between 'hie different fuitto fuitto mturc. What we we didn didn't get there. t......!; j><CInber 1931 tlie different mture. What ’t get . 49f Our -chool enjoyed a vacation last the horrie of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilcox. ;tled in their new home recently pur1 Mr. E Lind-ey guv,- :i report regard-'Clinton Horn deslgtod. Tip roof hast Mrs. Runkin Hart and daughter, chased of Mr. Spooner's. voiced Ol this number 22153 herns*-,,/ing the death aiicr burial of u poor modernistic shingles ot all colors. The January 1932 .. 609 Week. Mast of us w*-re glad we could February J 932 . . .• 57f •tay by the tire. Florence Wright ex- Mary, of Brush Ridge, were guests Fn- Helen’Hanna was a Sunday guest of were revoked under the mandatary: coloreq child near Hickory Corners. color scheme is worked nut very well provisions of the Jaw. which do not; nrcssed her upmion that she didn't day ottertu>on and Saturday of her friends in lotiia. President appointed new Committed to-each bedroom Is a different color Total circulation of,books . 5.881 think it wav much of n vacmion. parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm Haven* A‘number of ladles attended the Hive judges or this secretary. ol stnti', on Topics of Interest. Mrs Fox and und also the bathroom. Downstairs we Mr, and Mre Jim Wiltox and chil- church at.the Brethren L A. S nt the Malcolm Pierce entered our room tr. There are 203 adult books in lhe 11­ ■ Mr Cassius Hughes. -liave u large living room with u fire­ Mu»t of these rwocatloru. followed con-; Meeting turned oved to chairman,of place, piano, radio, two davenports und, brary and 237 juvenile. Sixty new a beginner Monday dren attenUed the pedro party Satur- home-ol Mrs. Lydia Smith and Sarah victioru tor driving whili- Intoxicated. program tommlttce. Mt. Earl Dqntopeiilota of easy chairs, fn the kitchen we cards were taken out. There are- two We are making a collection nf pic­ day evening given by Mrs. Stanley Long Thursday. A large jiereentagc «*f the discretionary' John'Kilhck told us some things have a breakfast nook in green to, hundred cards on file in the librarv tures on the life «>! George Washington, •There had been an everage attendanev Tliey arp being patted in a book for our ' about the -Five Year Plan" of agr^- :match the walls. „..4L,hU„, »>„. I. I,,. ,™, . mtaH ;ru!:::re ,ull,|r, to R;:~:a .liid i;:;w :: ;s a-‘ We are sorry we didn't have Mr. ol 25 to 35 daily. We take three maga- library. from having complete control of he, — - - llje raising ot wheat. - Sonncrvdh‘.s antT Evelyn Horn's Ibrth-' zines, lioyd Housekeeping.' • WornTn«* 3td to 6th crude.' arc working'for He told abotff vehicle. . . ma. s production, no hunu life, etc. -duy'ln the week oi February 8-11 I uii's Home companion." and "Popti- high rcore on Hn-ir Weekly Readers.” We wore : orry to Ium- one ot pur Recitation "Bridge Builders." by AlOur school room is decorated f<>\ St. I lar Science." We ubo'had some magathird gnui.;.-, Pauline LaRluunte. She ' V'ln NotUnjibnin. . Patrick * Day with green paper and, zincs donated to us. Mr. ami Mrs. Heit Palmer • ’<* nt Tiivn Mr. Thompson. Mr. Gibson nnd sluimrrx'ks. For t|ic M-cotid ward branch library has gone to Grand Rapids. Wednesday with Iter patent;. Mr: and Mr. .Flow r from tiireC-r|"H*ti»*.-Trust We have n pretty blackboard border W- were lucky lo have everyone here Mrs. Thon. Doyle, librarian, makes th< Mrs. Cyrus Shroyer ot Barber.-., bur­ Co in Kahmnzoo wi re intrixlucve! and at school <1 inng the worst storm this; following report: consisting of ducks drawing wagons oi ners. , . tlwy showed us moving picturt s from year. We hoj**' they contmw* thr good July 1931 ...... 258 Mrs, Auible MmnidKe und children the Am* । b an Tek-grapn anil Tcieplum,- work The bulletin lx>afd Is full of pictures August 1931 . . 340 ••f Holland children and .scenes this rod r. ^rtn“V,“i ■ rii co, - t tonk -.................... —-------“ Eicciricur Industry: b. « Ht.-I We broken ankles are------------as much September 1931 Mr1 ..Pm?'1 ‘ Corpnnitfim. Standard OH, Nahyiud '»! an epidemic as Hie Influenza be- October 1931 ... TO POINTS within tlie siuii-i of Illinois, Indiana. Ohio and Michigan; drrn ami Mr. mid Mr . D.t.-r Ray- hlMml -co.. AmiT.cnn n .„hl„ro Chriii- !ltlu . u„ ll:iv„ rtlKtrlrt Made One Matteson visited our school Tobacco. cuum- we have had two tn-the district 611 me day last week. • inond. local, spent.- Sunday at Bert • irat mid Dye Corponiiion. Amcrttun this year. Mrs. Gertrude. Outes broke November 193! .. also to Buffalo, N. Y.i Niagara Falls. N, V.. Pittsburgh. Pa.. Louisville, KyM • December 193! . 566 ' Palmer's. St. Louis. Mo., < barlrston, W. Vai, and intermediate points: Our fifth graders have completed Can co.. Woolworth. Oas. railroads, hers nt tlie last P. T. A January. 1932 598 their study of EyrApe. Borne of the Vere Carter nttciwlcd the Brother­ etc. They Good leaving Fridnv. March 35th (After 3 a. m l. and all day showed us some pic-; Tho r imvtng "H" fiverage this month 651 mark., on teat w^re- Coral DePriester. hood rally nt Hastings Sunday after­ tores of the wild life in northern Michi- anFrederick Clouse. Mnrrnbcllc Hul- February 1932 .. Saturday. March 26tb. Returning until Monday. March 2«lh. noon. A; Harlan Edmonds B-pluk; Nyl.i Jean' Tickrl* «*Hid in coaches. Children of proper age half fare. gan. taken by the MuJrigan Cotkservu-; lack, Victor Hine and lamia BonnerTotal circulation 3,773 . Tlw ncighlMirt, helped Bert Palmer fill two Department Pierre, B . ; vllle. We have 154 books for adulta and 171 | his lev how this week. Tiic.ice is The third graders have completed Singing—Annie Lauric. Those bi-ing neither absent hor tardy for children. Wc take the Good House­ not very thick but g<xxl. quality. the multiplication tables.—Dorothv l<>'|M.at;ng pl the <gtch word, 'are: Kathryn, ’ Frederick und Lois Watch out! Our P. T. A. program and "Popular Mechanics." Jones and Mildred Coon, reporters. ; Tiie next m.-cting wul b*•' In-id’ at Leo Clouse. Myrtle amf Gladys Craven. keeping" Mrs. Bluer gave the "Ladies Home . chairman says everyone attending the N<itt:ngiMitn'a Minch 2fl. dav meeting —; Clinton Horn nnd Bemita Gates? im eling must be prepared to speuk. ~ , n .------ HICKORY CORNERS. I Our tyxl P. T. A. will be held March Journal'' for 1028 and 1930.'the ■ De­ sing, or assist some way in flits enter- p<:arl Brown- S4'1-lineator" for 1926. 1929 atu! 1930. and Several Kellogg P. T. A. members (18 Pot hick supper. A line inogram __ tainmrnt for UHL-CV'eniny.. Failure to ’ HAND SKHM1. 1K being planned. Everyone invited — the "American" tor I9.‘t< Mr. J' A Pierson gives us lier "Womans Home: club last Thiutday. Mi and Mrs. ih ri Benton ol Grass A Swl s sportsman recently skied ®"d Companion'* each month. Mrs. Ann.: Mrs. Bessie Germaine of California Valley. California, 'formerly of this the Sahara Tusnl by a motorcycle liejCra’*n' Teacher, Dorothy L. Garhngcr. Mason contributed 39 books. Mr. Al­ If visiting her son here. place' write that they are having a was able to glide smoothly over th»| '° " bert Bcssmer gave us some books andI A fid! house was in attendance nt the LAKE-ODESSA. . ticvere winter with lots of snow. -sands even dispensbig with this aid In: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Barker and son. the years 1919-1924 ot the "National1 bi-centennial celebration at Kellogg Geographic.'' We were forced to clave■ vuricuhunil school Friday night, and Few middle-aged men take up the library one week on account ol; the.pageant wxs carried out in a bareheaded fad because they realize furtace trouble in the school building splendid manner. - Is etude: to chvdk a h.itdhnn n cold. Miss Loretta Bushnell and Warren IJbrary hours are from 2 to 5 P^M A lot of moving has taken place ; Johnson mr both very sltk at lhe home and from 7 to 8.30 on Monday;, and1 around here to the last few weeks. Vic­ Fnjiays. [of the hitter. tor Jones' folks have moved to the -Few people realize Just, whut these' Tej-penning farm. Wm.' Otis' liav-i । Mrs. Chas. Carter suffered- a stroke libraries mean to tlie residents of this1 moved Into the house vacated by Mr 1 and is in very poor health. ■ ; 1-cqii and Floyd Ackerson of Lansing community diking these days jot un­ Tones. Chniles Robinson's have moved; spent Sunday with their mother, "Mrs. employment. when so many 4vofker.’ Into their house hero Sam Willison has ncecj occupation for their leisure hour...• told one of his farm* and his son Elius ■ I Florence Ackerson^ . I Tlie Lake Od'ussa Extension class will This accounts for the large increase In1 is moving to the farm. )Us father U) [meet at the home of Irene Hurl Tucs- circulation since March 1931, Tlie aver-, leaving. Don Jones' have moved in with I 1 day, Tlie subject will be curtains . ago circulation at the main library was1 A. P Bawrence. i Comfort Jack.-on haa gone to Muske- 3.481 books tier month; at the first■ • A party of nciahbors \urprtscd Mr | ; gon to live with his daughter, and his ward branch for twelve ntonths.* 488 and Mr« Sam Willison Thurtoav night j ; sister. Miss Mary June, is being cared per month, and at. the second war31 and spent a very enjovablc time. ' [ for at the home of Mrs. Milton How- branch for eight tfiouths, the circula­ Mrs Frt-d Kelley will entertain the I ard. nnd at present is confined to her tion averaged 471 per month. M. P Ladles' Aid Friday. March 18th. It can be seen from the financial •bed. . v / 1 for dinner. Joint Demeray was called to Jack- statement that it cost $4,769.37 to run! The Homemaker; chib meets Tureday | son by tlie serious illness of his grand- these three libraries (or the year, o!' March 15th nt Kellogg school. A rep­ • child. Betty Dcmeray. He found her which $1,472.16 was spent fur new resentative of the Park Rug Co will books, leaving a balance of $3,297 21 for’ demonstrate treatment of walls and belter. Mra. Lesl*e Rusli entertained the running expenses including $175.85' windows. Nagler division of the Methodist Aid spent for magazines. This means an1 The ice harvest Is on with a rush average cost of a little over six cents‘ thls\week Friday. nnd those with ire houses to Harald McLoud, truck driver for the per book for the centra) and ward mi feel ffe! better. Arcl^j Ice Cream Company. Is one of libraries which is certain an economical[ Mrs. Otis Lawrence, who has bee, cost and reflects credit on the library' seriously ill, is somewhat Improved. Here is the great, new lower-priced Rockne "63 the many entertaining the flu. Vent Bishop and a crew of mety are board and librarians as well. And best just arrived for your inspection. Priced m low as £585 working day and night to fill Ills big ice of . all. there, was a balance of $595.91 SOl'TH THORNAPPLE. at the factory, the Rockne Six "65”. fa head and cash on hand jit the end of the year. house. George Thomas, w ho has been ill, is With 424 new patrons, one can read­ better >0 was able to be out, which shoulder* over the entire low-priced field—in »ire, ily see that the work involved hasi are pleased to know. LENT CORNERS. . in style,-in performance and in money's worth. Come Mr. and Mrs. Leon Felder and chil­ greatly, increased also it evidencesi Word received here by friends of in today—see and drive this new low-priced car that dren of Prairieville spent Sunday eve­ a growing appreciation of the library' Dollie Sladetz of Chicago states that ning with Mr. and Mrs. Leland* Ham­ among the residents of this .city.. How' her sister. Anna Peterson, would be re­ is the sensation of 1932. much better It Is for those who are out: turned to Jackson Park hospital In mond. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chandler of Has­ of work, to spend their time readingI Chicago, the serenthurthlsinonth and "Row.,. good books or magazines, than standing Medel tings were Sunday callers of her father ; that she is very ill. Saf.tr Gia.. rt.m„Bhout Vital Specifications "65" . and brother. Milo and Clarence Ham- around street comers bemoaning their' John Poll was very 111 all last week. fate or frequenting questionable places> His toother and brother from Bowen jpiond. . Exira Long Whcelbaw* ' of amusement. These people have been ,,rtra ^'B—a j Mrs. Clare Thomas returned from i were here Friday to sec him. Arvin L«rg« Motor* — <ubic dupktmtni 190* the ••• library Of inestimable value: Parks went over Wednesday and cut ' Plainwell Sunday for a few days, after finding **-Pen-­ to them and their families. wood for him. I helping care for her mother, Mrs. Fen ner. who Is very sick. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Wleringa and DVRFEE ITEMS. Laurence and Leland Hammond and family from west of Middleville .spent Tiie East Baltimore Ladles' Aid at Sunday with their parents, Mr. and ■James Von Hout were in Kalamazoo William cruttenden's is postponed un­ Mrs. Chas. B. Johnson. They also call■ on business Friday. ; Robert Hammond is making an In­ til March 30. cd on his father. Andrew Wleringa. of Many victims of the flu are gaining'Middleville. definite visit twill) his -grandmother. Hastings, Michigan ) and the majority of the pupils back In Mrs. Clutrlie Andlcr is 111 with flu. i Mrs. Mellon of Kalamazoo. ! Lee Davenport of Battle Creek is school and iiaving testa thia week. i LitUc Raymond Clem was confined to HASTINGS, MICH. There ware k» many ill with the flu the house all last week with a cold, nearly moved to the Aninn place. Mr. Davenport la a former resident and we that there weren’t any services at the Chas. B Johnson is better after being church Bunday. , | ill Myera! days last week. welcome him back. & IMPLEMENT CO. Greatly Reduced Fares OVER EASTER Week-End! 3/4 of one way fare for Round Trip MICHIGAN CENTRAL The new 6 HPC1{NE“6& has arrived! It h« fatal » •tartllng b.t,.rm<nt, GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co �TIH, HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16. 1633 PAGE TWELVE^ ■ LIFE IS WE.4LTH. FREEPORT. 1 POULTRY SHOULD GET there is no wealth but life LUe. In-- Dr. Peckham and Floyd Walton PLENTY OF ALFALFA eluding all R- powers of low. ut Joy. made a badness trip to Grand Rapids: Chickens Should Have This Feed From First Feeding Through Laying Period yous using ■fiR BAKING HV POWDER SAMEPSIQ * FOROVtR ** 40 YEARS 25 ot'nc.cs- for 254 igffiWiT’TC'IBiiP and of admiration. Tliat country I* the Friday • rteh«f which *<•}*« Mr*. Marion Nagler returned 8-tur-. .number of noble and happy dav from Grand Ranlds ■ l;.-UU.-M th;.r inatUs nchr.-who. having I , n ,. A,. , , , li; I iii-rh < the Junctinkiv of Ills u*li Ute “n<1 *,n*' s t . »h. Il'*n'-.f nalb-- sui.-M help- of Level Park. Battle Creek, were, hi! influence, boih personal mi.I b-, jucrta Sunday of the latter's ;mrrnUJ , . Mr -iT- f Mr-. SM CVmw . Ml^s Dorothy Duke* bus been on tlie! --Joltn RUakltt .ick list thh week. ' Mr.i. Hattie Ciicescbrough. returned! DISCOVER METHOD FOR ___ Saturday from her vtut with.relatives! CONSERVATION-OF OIL 1 ill Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Postma spent! r One of'ttye virtues of alfalfa which i[not commonly atreswed is its value n-n poultry feed.-according to thr poul­ try department ut Michigan-State Coljrgr, which rccotnnicr.c. this L td 1<t poultry fi*ojn th* time birds arc-irau h< d until they have completed their tiwtulnes* as.fayent. . Tlie lipi.rtun chick stayer, which I:. : recommended by the poultry t-pccJafotj-:. U. of M. Professors Invent New ; Wednesday e-.cnmg at the home of the) , r’.ntaiiv. five itounds-ot tiifalfa meal-tn Process For Flood Recovery ^tj/vpu.bru,h'r’ CWff,,rd'. ■u‘4 »ch UM) pounds <d miteh. Th* ingteof Well Residues .’.h rk- N«-b i> on tlie sick ■ .of the nuf h me 36 JkMinds of cirn nical.’jlO pounds flour mi«i- Putting off th-- d-iv wte n ouj • ;! • ».ek, W |/>ui1<ts ar.mnd t-alnu-nl. 11 Uv; a •\”‘i; Mrs. Agnes Thoriipyni .has been on; dried milk.’ 3 pounds. Tdewt ----- - ---------,, *,m’ the rick list far several days: j 5. pounds alfalfa m«.-u!. 2 jvtmitL "■S'ou" ’...V uue...--. r,‘ .arcmuch belter uetlic lost report. 'K-rfeetc*! by Pro* The P..T. A. met March 1 at• thaj ’ ifhmu.i. .The tn«'UnR-\w<is called! tier bV the president. Mrs. O.-f ids of bran m y. The btMhivAi was lhe election! «• folluwuu; oflfeer.;: President. • pumped' Arthur Moon-; Vice - president.! and a Frank ntv.nr; father v;cc-prest-; Id tx- given. ALL THIS for ONLY Valve* ground Carbon cleaned .Motor tuned-up Dhtributor points ad­ ’ Jutted Carburetor ■ cleaned and adjusted Fuel line eleaned M*utuU liix- luo pounds dfa meal. 1 Drive in. and let us put your car in A-l condition for ' tliouiumda of additional jnile* of good acrviie. ion' to individual grain* Still I'll WOODLAND. .M-.'pix ol Simfleld. li Mrs. Rticuni, who.has. been 111- _i>;-. winter, w much improved in licalth being able tu be up. . Clare Runyan and family of Im visited Ids mother on ■pie-JoiuiKun family of Claris have'settled in their nv Mycra place. -• Mr*. Freeman Klopf It* <>f Arthur Kloiilcnst'.nr lie Imhk nt her daughter^ home to not Sunday. Burial Wcdnesda l Cemetery. lint rrsul ।At. slight. »mc lUrull and*”’ « Corner Church &. Court Sts* Telephone 2121 W-.llk with: SOUTH WOODLAND. i Geotv.c B.i.m and family mid Mrs. Clarence Helmer nnd] mother. Mn». Caroline SHuftbel), al Tor i move in the price iwpte in rcn.-c TownM-nds. Mr- Sfarpbcll ! nin-; ulw Mr. Mtinjoy on improving alter hef flints:, with the lit Ul.MI I ner Rowladcrs Friday afternoouJ Almo-t every home in thp> vicinil Gertrud*- Varney mid. Sammlr. ..... ... Nashville spent the week end. The P it A at th.- WHIman -chool! Onionskin paper ern; accompanied!«I'h her mother. Mrs, l.uey Rouladcr. ’was will attended. Tlu- Fclghuer M'liuel is uwd lo rtmulate in j wood fire by radio .a-n Irving Salur ’ Mrs. George Owens of Leslie' put on |Mirt oi the program. Glen New SEED Time ! inter thn perfection in cooking New economy in use New beauty in design KITCHEN MEMO make it nee* pmt|>ane them: _Jf you are going to need FARM SEEDS of any. variety, this spring we-invihj you to call and talk with us before you buy. all yours in new funeral. I WANT 1. Quick cooking W conrafescin; 2. We lyiay Be Able to Save You Money! Automatic • cooking . mite til at 3. Cheap AUTOMATIC GAS COOKING cooking We carry' a full stock of PURL MICHIGAN GROWN SLEDS. 4. Clean 5. Ea»y ruin vv ■ 6. Cool and 7. Delicious 8. Safe r cooking If. you come and see us about' youx sepd problems it will place yuu_imder NO. OBLIGATION, to. Lviv Ironi us. cooking cooking cooking . We J.-e you PROMPT DELIVERY on all grades of .COAL. *lf*" cooking All These Advai Plus Surprising PRICE.................. Full line of Poultry and Stock Feeds. 9. Efficient cooking SmiUi Bros. Velte & Co Phone 2255 lQ.\Modern in this Delightful cooking Hastings, Mich. • DETROIT JEWEL GAS RANGE Fun«*t Cook -for Virginia Havens. uraiigc bail Friday evening. • with aiahort program; al-oj ut luck supper at 7:30. Phase bring; wooduiu fast. week with Iwr sister. Mrs. Roy Oakes. • . -e • LhtfTOUglUJI than Beyond AU comparison ' with older type ranges. ant‘Hoi Standard SavL. & I.oan Association Detroit, Michigan Lotal Rtpniinlaliit, J. L MAUS &. SON Hastinat, Michigan Mrs-. I.. Hulliberger. who makes her! Mar. Erkarrtt, Suturda" an L. J. Bate. Sukiu- witn her sister, Mrs. Wm Crock- j inmer. . ■ hud. is very ill, * Her brother. Frank | । Herman Vflnkter wen• Rlcm*. of Louisiana, came Saturday to । Raped.- Thursday? *e her. , i»y Gibson vissud .his uncle and Mr- und Mrs. Clayton Valentine nnd| : Mr. m>d Mr- Leonard Wachter. ■. family took suppitr with their ilaugh-| family in East Woodland Sunday ,'-’r. .>li>r^uret. at the home of her' Bates is' Mck with‘grandfather, Bert Vak-iuinc. Tutuday; r of our tlu'.• p.»Uent /‘ vcmr.K. The day was Margaret s; , while others are still birthday. • . | Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frt-d scr.cratiM-.iBnvhci.-cn and wu. Oltartes'und John I Brjclirtsen There are a good many to the neigh- ! . wtiai-* a whiffle­ ;ddrhoGd tuflvnna irom hard colds uri the flu. !? ■—Ohio state Journal. oungrr with LESS •ay. reminding! r I nth birthday. lai* Cni-k home furnishing J IK YOUR MEMBERSHIP . ’ Universal Garage Co. nough to r-n tipi; :• ..... W . । ilcllii provide i'deal range, for mid laying bird*, and chopiMif Ifaifa iiiak-.' ti saiiMaciory T 1 M E I. Y S E RV IC E SPECIAL Get Your Car Ready for This Year’s Use—You Will Save Several Times the Cost of the Above Service! Wedr.rftday on'bustnefct for one-lmlf tiie. Spark plugs cleaned and adjusted Ignition timing adjusted iad reset Headlights focused Fan adjusted Battery tested and fe­ ll lied with distilled • Afo» him prim on oiling and ‘ lubrication, wuhin* and poll-lilu*. brake-adjustment or brake lining. but­ ’ lertrs und other Ford accessories. • r. Mr Voorhees. Then adjourned to meet lhe first Wednea-i April wlueh VwjU be J tprii 6. hired In tit* favlng’ltu Nearly Only A Short Time Left to Take Advantage of Our Special Offer Brings new comparisons in cooking achievements AUTOMATIC features Clean, shining beauty, porcelain finish (even inside the oven), automatic, accurate oven heat control—oven insulation— Insta-flame lighter that automatically lights each cooking top burner as it is turned on, and many other features that give you automatic gas cooking at much less cost. • A95 ■ DOWN IK 10 MONTHS TOPAX . SPECIAL OFFER SeUUs Your Old Stoie Vf"cash CASH ALLOWANCE made .;n your old stove CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY See this stove in operation at the Cooking! School Friday, this week at the M. E. Church! [ �TIIE HASTINGS HANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH IC. I9J1 CHI DC! LvLUD The INFLUENZA and GRIPPE! Take Care of That Cold Before It Leads to Something More Serious WE WILL THE AIDS AND HELPS THAT CARE OF IT ON THE START. Rexall Cold Tablets, special Aspinoids. Cold Capsuls. we 75c guarantee them Hills Cascara Quinine 30c Grove's Bromo Quinine 30c Zerb’s Cold Capsuls 25c & 50c Vapure, the new inhalent for head colds 39c & 79c Vicks' Vapo Rub, both kinds ... 35c 25c & 50c Vaporizing Balm Bronchial Salve 35c Mi 31 Sol., the best antiseptic .... 59c Ephedrine Comp., inhalent oz. $1.00 Atomizers for spraying nose and Throat 98c and up WE SAVE YOU MONEY ON SICK ROOM SUPPL1IES. -- CARVETH A ri f l l lSf CiOODS DELIVERED TELEPHONE 21 JI By H-m-.e i Kino. ^F| Wl COAL ONE OF THEM WILL f SURELY SUIT YOU. Hastings Lumber & Coal Co FRANK SAGE Hoarded Money A dollar -bill changes hand* a boot 90 time* a year. billion dollar* now hoarded were put back Into circulation. In a year's time It would do 135 billion dollars worth «f buainea*. There have been no failure* -f Bulldins and Loan A»Melatlun* In Mlehigan during th. pari year, aa these Asbociatlona are protected from rua» by State Slriul.Why nat inveti you sarplu* fund* in ltd* 4t-year-old InatltuUon? ®ll£ Sfatinnal ^Eoan & tmfggfment ffiompany Dtlroit'i OUttl ButlAng a*4 Lo*n A»»ociation 12.-HI Griswold St., Detroit Eatabliibcd I8H9 J. L. Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings WESTERN Ingenious Devices Now Relieve Brooders of ,80 F.er Cent of Responsibility n n Btata oom h- In discussing rcunonUcal and uutri tUrtP mcuU for the cut, Mu illM.Ul u u;ti. family. MrAmy Newberg of the home cconouiK start at. Micliigan State Cortex- stabv the wtirid. since w.-ehanaa! bcra of th« group must bv considered Tie- m- al 4>iun* provide for an aw: ag<- family cctuUtiuu of five person . man. w>.man. buy of IM-IH nnd b»y or glri of 1-3 year* Tht regu lui breakfast menu fruit. cereaL brcaii Muff, ami brverat Orange juice should U- provided fui the children, although low rxienslvt Michigan ht ns fro t»f ra>.iLt lo tiu’ P‘aJ* DON'T BUY ANY CAR UNTIL name me brood) amounts of Clean rang) or thr fruit may lx omitted in thclrj wlUch no kind of poul: ease Tla- children w:U need preferably, two ;.rr:. trj M-rrtngs : thill a day; lioux-s must b<- thoroughly c but, if fust must b. cdhsldared th<- dlrinf«4cd before- th<- chick* are place I adults iicvd have wily three or four: in them ‘Hie brood) iniH:ibi-*an<l should I I YOU SEE BUICK'S 3500 LB $995 SEDAN . through a h-ve amt then mixed witi milk t<4 tii. child '1 t.t 90 deg! r. '■! liken - sliced, and *airtrd f mam'-aim-ti members of Utf- farmJ) Crisp tua*i with butti I" gt^-n tin bv chilliia The brood two younger ciaUin-n each day. bu’ fpim Hie .hov French too*! or hot bnad- nu»y t> \!. gr—:. three temp) served tire older boy ami Ha- udu'-t*.gradually*reduced a* tlu oner in Milk youngrri child: milic ihlidrci Ml-nlusn S'.ati' nplk or colter to the adult* -Should <»iw-trf tlw adul Hour middhri hilkiu.-. fruit remain* thr ume ■but|gf¥w.. . _ may lx- served unsweetenrel or replnw-! mill: lb. by tomato' JUk-r; pounm m... ot > protrin'i cereal and bread-tun. wtui-akun mn»; i ji I 1 lb <<kl and no imzxr. and butter m amalHi Quantity. To h«-lp thr family i:u.n i Wilflllt c extra Jaru« dAtuff unp top run* ■al and b mcxli-ratf uniount* <4 <nd tlx tnnk can I; usual am'.unn> bf i.mit-r. lb lx- excluded from the daily di< t unit iruen or yellow rtretablei ixxl liver oil arc Included HASTINGS BUICK SALES CO T. S. K. REID. Mgr. Telephone 2468 NGS. M CH HAS M11llll.l.A II I 1 VO I I II HOI M lhe L A S will bi- enteriaim-d by Iran Karn; ccivcd u telegram Sa* Mr*. Currii C|ub No: 5 ut tHI- home r.f Mrs Carrie urday morniiut Mating that hit. fatliF'liher Weddoduy. Maith 23. tor dm Panner Karns, nf Reed City ww. very that it Is the fourth Herman Fuhr Wednesday tn the month instead ol spw-dy recovery. h<>-plt»] Km thr usual Wednesdav It-mbcr Board Mr. and Mr*. Rankin Hart and luinrflully inVtlrd to attend Mr . ; Andlrf-t I l hilt•*. t -1 :. Harold. Joi mmi nf Hastings were Sunday gin Trautwem anti children Hear Morgan ut Mr and Mr* Jim Cullinan and- fum iiu-trn Kun raitam t : ■I.-.:. '■ >1 Saturday Her son Carl is m tlw Vet-jily at Kalamazoo. No (whool alnei- muieh ruhtb. Mr-. HoslUtal in Milwaukee for Mrs. Otlu I'runshka and Mr. and McKibbin. primary iraehir. being inil''*11 treatment. Tlwiinu 1 olimL-l Mrs. Flovr w"vd Johncnx of Green Mart-h and also .- -mt of |h< pupils tj.tn too <’*■ rk Mr. anti Mr&. Roland Barry Wvr■■>jieiit Sunday ^ith Mr. and Mnt. Floyd! tt.r storm hmrlcrcd th- attendance. D < ? in: Hictiwav Com.. J >duy wiU> Grand Rapids visitor* on Saturday Handle and mui Pra. ftem. mbcr thr church services, evervI Mrs. John Prunshka, who 1 tn be on hand ami uu: fine. Sunday evening. You arc coptiaily in-.-Mck the lust few day*. i» much The dinni vUrd to attend ’'at this writing. I Churchill mat Clvrw Skiiiim ! ne.sdajr was not very well attended Milins Fisher *|x*nt Saturday! John Ruch, who ha-s ixen .- pendin. urcori'n I.ui chill. i»Uy Impr anti Sunday with her brother. Will some time with Herman Natu-1. r« Cogswt’** * • -• lllimwl Wi.ll.v frt ~ hl. ’turned Friday to tiie homehisiwiu-n it ust decided Hwy --------wallic Naddell. at W. .1 BJ . ■: bear futui | vloveraai) ilIm) tluit they would i t- dinner, ch < Roma Bloclter was home friari Neeley * i i < ki.i k DesMC Ce.tman i* al the home ui n).jit Sunday < run. held at the home ot Carrie Fisher I her. mother. Mrs. F.TIh-1. Clurd. taking {Simday th. Past..;,. Wednesday March 23 • •— * Conumtu- alone tliat line A avkomr await- you I cure ol ------a newly arrived son. - ----- — Mr. and Mrs Walt. Brown are hit tens Mr and Mrs Fred Cook i-ntertalmd r<,rllla to n‘-ar “ *,u* making M-vcral changes ia the Interior Murk- Lammers nnd wife are vi.illiiu their children' Sunday t-> a bu Void out there and ruin.- Im ut their rctiidrnce reocntly purchased John lavninicrs and family of tht- rlinnt-r !i and purchu-v d the M. E Tltunip where th< Irom the Blocher c*Wte. They expect place. natal day Stem l*u toI mure a ­yr ar ago. He ha • been hi mme in In soon. soon School comm<-ncvd commenced hgatn again thn this Monnall.ndanci The !•'. T. A. at Dr Wt-Unmn scliool day momma after being Wil Mr*. C<«ok niuny'luipjij' I-’11'’'- te' dln ; '.r . i rendered a hnt> proaratn Friday ere return., with nonc-oi her family ml\--, *x'1 b‘ carc J,t* daught: ning. The "Hobo Quartette ' Parian!'., and Id* wit utfd family ol Mr and Mr:.. Harry Monroe accom- ms. Chicago, a part ot whom moved here Coats Grove math' a great Jilt, and; panted by Mr and Mr:-. Ia:o Monroe Hav« you counted yoilF lih'.-aing kt the play "Two Scared Coons" put oh all uf Kalamazoo, spent Sunday with If? Don’t forget thi* on< by five men from the Fctghn«*r aehool| Ardy Owen and family of this place bat' to l»- pour. Our cliddn n arc not fortunate tn one thing that he had no was t tljoyed by all. In tlie husband kidnapped aud held for u raruom I pain all during hi* illncsn. Tin- funeral m Tuesday calling contest Mrs Ed. Mead won first Much tu be tliankful.for. ts it not lati- h'diitprize, Florence Coolbattgli second and I Henry Leinuar and family spent Mr ’lil IX llo-re m>ri. flnnrf.iv uaWx,u.>vn„ nm,. Aitli )1<T cull ha. Malibu, Dmii.i uuatiiy of their many friend., in the Mr> Cla Claud ix ttltrtiil mond tliir.1 third. ’There were {Sunday witfWrnr*t Haynes and c. family six contestants. of the Hendershott district. m tm- ma and tin: Id ■ ii i an now Q PAGE Tl 2 HENS BENEFIT FROM Homemakers' Corner MECHANICAL INVENTIONS There are many sick but uH teem t ■ Mr. and Mr Bourdo ant! be Improving, w. arc hotline thi- cold Mr. and Mrs. Fnd Ifcurdo spent th grathi will check tin- tlu at Tnledi Mr Frank F'rt ydl ami -daimhti have returned t their home in Norm 111.- aft.: raf days visit with hi. Snvil'T h .Mr wnd Mtv W. F Smith were in un for append Iv nt this writing fiastmirs on btuinev Friday, Mr. and Mrs Reuben Rrefl Mr. and Mr*. Wm. J. Norris and daughter Marjorie and Add i proud parent of ii little Smlngi name, o! Rich.irrt Ravmcnd aunt. Mrs. irn-. who ha Ctyi/ ! 111 Thursday P M End .Ketchum ot, , Mr: i,hd Mr* p") d MfKalamazqp Mient - Satufdny afternoon; i In m t.nd M, < ....... r. .. .. . n'. Suiid iv nt Mth his erandmoth. MrNureit l Bicnv Sunday at Oliv-.’t with Mr. and Edgar Di-ForeM. | Callers were Mr*. Ida Brand*!. I Nina Boyle und Anna VunTyuc o! j------- | Mrs. Katie Norri Mhd Mary- Tfcnpk I Sa«“la>- Ttwte wwe JMftjMof Kalamazoo called on Mr*. Norr1-ic‘“ William Enel.tiiik a^ed about ninety-1 Sunday. <ar% a civil war veteran; and al Mrs Ida Ray died at .her home in. dlr-.i nt.of Uila p Battje Creek Wednc*day. March Oth.Jj?1' Thursday < mmr at the and wan brought, here for buna) Frl-|” Hubert Gam day Mft. Rby lived in and Around this ErahddauKhter. M vicinity nearly al) her lif< and will be (»r.ind»ili«v He I tllUI greatly mlxw-d by her relative* find tner of Grand Rapid Laki. und th: daukhl many friends hfcami. Mrs Nettie Car Mr ami Mr* John Brigham ar.d'soif ton. of Gun Jake. .Mr Emma Droxs of uf Decatur were callers at Mr. and Kalamazoo and one brother. Job EiiK-l 1 Mr- F J Hm,lii-.s’ Saturday i Fr.mr<s, Dister and thr older Jone land, of BelV-vuc; also several ttrApd-l I children attended basket 1.1. chiidn-n and great grandchildren military funcial was held here Sunday.! games at Hastings Friday nigh! Mr. and Mrs Vaughn Mott of Scott­ Burial ,uan In the Oak Hill cemetery. ville are the guest* of their.parent*. Mr .MILO and Mr*. John Duster, nnd Mr “ Neatly every voter in this part ot the , t-nce Molt and Mr. and Mrs. Maunct inwnshlp attended caucus ut PrairieHughe.) i vllle Bat ut(lay and Mr*. Henry Germain moved HENDERSHOTT. ,into u.(( trv .lr new lh»nr new-, home oir the Juiuuon .Mr and Mr*. Ed. CgMidy of Battk Iann ljut wtTk, We welcome them to Creek were Sunday guest* at Ernie [ Milo. ‘. «... . , ! Ue*r ,n nilll(1. lhc tadles- Aid. March ' The community club are fUUng their 23. at tlw homl ul Rev. and Mr>. Mile* ** house hnn« Ithis hl. ttv.y ... ...... kc week. ' at tlw purMinaue, Delton, for dinner Tl«- Hendershott' school wus clov'd There is u great deal of sicknosa all around. That and lire cold weather ul Mr. Burgess of Hastings gnre .« run the pari week have kept people In- ' {talk al young people'* me:ting Sunday doers, .cbnacQUcnily DM much m* night. Wc appreciate lhe hclpfurtmis An account ot Mckncw*. Bernie ( ... friends Flower u.u did siv* not BiAitu bpend me the w«.v week cpd at . from . .. Hasting ---------, riowvi *u wUoyNl the fhw sermon by Rcv.]lwfnl. here a* cirttomarily. Wheeler Sunday, i — . Ida ----Brandriclu-r am! datighTlie next Family Nifrht meeting wi!]|u *xr. Kalama soo vi*4tor» Friday. be held April 1 at Quimb; . r Remenibtr tiW L A » meeting an The woman who really loves children .. rhursday. . .jieidom think* it necessary to saj Mr*. Lon Uendenbott Ford and family. < nU-rtauud for Sunday din Khuors Jrtg aurprue on Mr. and Mrs Thundav t'vcninfe. They Eliu-s Willbon. miivnut Wujj lit Item sjwnt Bunday at Wd.Ivon HU Mre Frank Davis ot Iliittk.i.i. .. . m-v’.tna and Mi'll Helen Dav ii 4 ix-troit spr-nt Nunday with h Hdred Fritz and children. 4 Kalamazoo. well tu ighburiiood. iuuo<-d Intai-h intuit aim cmc'.lW Saturday. will be held, Sandwiches and -tine oUx 'i-h tor slipper Mifii jvii-nna Osgood left Sunday I THE TIME TO WANT AD JESUITS .Miidred thi. »o rjvcri-d the regain, while pnfrorv lOOJMXl lioiiie of the. large.-! uni.-l i. lire fellow who laki ■ :,l. ; II i am .mo pushea ulu ud Il IX >41 The many trfends ol vnd ii Jolmcock. who t-> quite Hl- in ion ho-pltai. «i'l be g I t-i learn *ho Is much improved. Phone Success depend* to a large < rellanei:. AUCTION SALE! Having more personal property upon my-farm than I need to-continue farmmg opetratrdns, I will have an auction sale on the premises, one .mile east and one-half mile north of Freeport, Michigan, or eight and one-half miles north of Hastings, Michigan, on Tuesday, March 22 Commencing at 1:00 o’clock and sell the following: Dane side rake. HORSES Bay gelding, 3 years old. Bay mare, 2 past. Belgian colt, 2 in June. Belgian colt, 18 months old. 3-section spring drag. 2-horse cultivator. Miller bean puller. *JVlcCormick-Deering cream sep­ arator. TOOLS Keystone hay loader. TERMS OF SALE v McCormick-Deering tractor. Oliver tractor plow. Strictly Cash All purchaser* desiring credit muil arrange for their credit elsewhere, a* nu This is not a forced sale, but is made for the convenience of the Miller and for that reason the right to accept or reject any and all bids is hereby reserved. JOHN DOYLE, Proprietor WALTER R. LOBDELL, Receiver of the alate Bank of Freeport, Clerk. COL. WM. H. COUCH, Auct �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 16. 19tt PAGE FOURTEEN STATE Ar MTCHIOAU. IRVING. | - . DELTflN.' । FRATT DtmilCT. Winter didn't "linger in the lap of Mrs. Farwell wa» operated upon for, Nearly every home in the community! IF YOU GET UP NIGHTS Phvslc (he Bladder With spring." because it never made its rn-1 appendicitis Friday morning at Borgeka is entertaining the ffu. from one to five Juniper Oil * trance till spring. Robins, kllldecrr..} hospital. Kalamazoo. She is at' present'in the families are sick but all seem to meadow larks, blue birds, red winged; getting along nicely. I be on the,gam. black birds and horned larks were here Mr. and Mrs Elwyn Hayward were: Mrs. Win. Tinkler is back in. bed . in numbers before winter set in ft' Grand Rapids shoppers Saturday.. ! again with, a relapM of the flu. Her has been a, very real touclj nf vftnter.i Mrs. Vera Terry of Litchfield spent mother. Mrs. Ernest Lajrton. of Husn<>»cvcr. , uullw. win run j.ntj with iwr parents. Mr., tings cared for her last week and Mrs John Jenkins, of Grand Rapids, trial-j. and Mrs Wade Town , Gct>. Cronk of Rutland U with her ted his sister. Miss Mary Jenkins, a{ Our sick ones are all on the gnlnl again this week. now. and nearly ull are up and artnind} we understand Clnud Mead has dealt Tlw little daughter of Mr. and Mr.«. and several arc out of doors.(GliM* the!it|5 farm for city property and is sortrii winter weather killed Hie flu germs, as l0 icnve the farm. tlicre M-un to be nqaAorc new eases ■ Mr, UIld Mr5 G)(.n sattirlre- of Vcrbut Li better now. Rev. and Mrs. Floyd Nngel-nf thnrRoy Adrianson ot Battle Creek.visit-. montville sjienl' Sunday afternoon ai; lott.-. visited his .parents here it tew ed his people luTr one day lasX-weck. [ Cronks. Mr. and Mrs H F WertMh -'Pent _ days last week. They also visited Mr. :.tul Mrs. Ben Nagel in their new home Sunday with Mrs. Kate Burthck and .Mrs. Lillie Sowerby b. xlayuiu with j family at Hickory corners. inr daughter. Mrs. Argyle Windrs. dur­ ! Some are taking advantage of what. ■ freeze we have hud and are trying .to ing the wild snap. t ■ ’ j Mr. and Mrs Richard Tompkins have get their ice house.-; filled. ••Deacon Dubbs." a comedy drama in retuuwd from.a several days’ visit with rtji ce acts, wilt be. presented by Delton I St Johns relatives. Mrs June Mt Cann is not improving rCTWtnunity players on Friday and Sat ■ • in health a-> rapidly is her frieiulr. hud urday evening.-.. March 25-26 ut Dylton! Community hujl. Tlu- scene in the first; hoped. -. . • ' Watch Our Window Signs For ' net is n country auction: in thr secondj act a country wedding in.the third act! Outstanding Week-End Specials Mr. and Mrs Ed. Whitney of Alle­ a country husking bee. Tlie' .ewli of, gan spent Sunday with Mf. and Mr.t characters are; Dracdn Dtibbs, from! Giuritc-irhumpMin. A - • v Sorghum Chntrr. West V i r g i n n y.'. William - Bush has been on the sick George Eddy; AnWK Coleman. h!S ford lie ixist week but is better at neiihcw. a yotxr.; lawyer. . ffobert j this time. Barnes; Ruwdon Crawlev. a wolf in . The Extension club met -with Mrs. sheep's clof hltig, Myron Wertniai>.[ Vert Robinson Friday. Mujor McNutt, auctioneer and Justice! Belt pure • Mr. nnd Mrs E. E. smith sjient Sun­ of the Peace. Dan DumueLc; Deuter­ day afternoon with Mr and Mrs onomy Jones, a country product. Roy| Ernest Haynes of the Hendershott dis­ McBain; Rose Raleigh, the brave.lIRle trict. , school ma'am. Margaret Datniicls;- Mi> ; Ptitlipena Popover, with both eyes on tlie Deacon. Lulu E. Wertninn; Emily Dale, thr richest girt in town Mabie! SCRATCH FEED '“si $1.29 Town; Trixie Coleman, lull ot mU-i Compare thia excellent quality dilrl. Ledu Harrington; Yeiuiie Yell-1 sen. Hie hired girt from Sweden. Mar-' PANCAKE FLOUR 5 -* 19c ion Pump. Remember the dale.-. March . Country Club - finest quality CREDITORS AND DEPOSITORS MILK MADE BREAD 7c * .7. c. Horton accompanied a party of ! fishermen to Eaz' Jordan over the week Country Club - of finest ingredients « ! end. Notire To File Claims Actinal Thr Mr nnd Mrs. ike tztnnar and Mr. and Mrs. Ike Johnson spent last week* visiting relatives tn the northern, part' state of Michigan, the Circuit Court , ot the state. for the County ot Barry. in chancery. | Rudolph E. Reloheyt. Stale Banking Commissioner, An Easter pageant will be presented or Pillsbury I’i-lb. sack j Plaintiff. at the Dowlpig church on Sunday. March 27. at ID .10 A. M nnd at Bon­ ' 1j * COUNTRY CLUB K'A-lb. -d. 53c - Nashville state Bank, u field ut the time of the evening serv1 Michigan bunking corporation. . ■ftrs unless a change takes place in the KING'S FLAKE n'i-n.. ...k 47c x Defendant. , At a session of said court held at plans. Next Sunday, March 20. will be , . • i the,court hopw in the city of Itas- a communion service. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Izchlejtnor BULK PRUNES’".-“d-5 25c ' " tings, in said cotinty. on the 23rd day of Northeast Barry were Sunday vis­ of February. A- D 1932 - --California Santa Clara's Present: The Honorable Russell R. itors at 8 A. Wertman's , CREAM CHEESE ■17c McPeek. Circuit Judge. Ice cutting has finally begun and Fancy Wisconsin "Colby” On reading and filing the petition while it is only about six Incites in of Edward B. Finley. .If. Receiver of thickness, scw-rnl tire faking ndvuntuge PURITY NUT OLEO 3 “ ■•■ 27c the Nashville State Batik, a Michigan iof the opportunity and filling their For cookinc or table use banking corporation, praying lor tlie houses fur the coming summer. Issuance of on order calling on all perMildred and Robert Gaskill spent aJ -suits who may have claims against ikm ,t ut ,„, vacation .., ni week visit-’ part of M their last •aid Nashville State • Bunk to present tllg their grandparents in Hastings. ' the same to said Receiver, and make Mrs Amelia Clark, who is caring fori legal proof- thereof, limiting the time Mr. und Mrs. Cal Stanton, was -taken! A real saving within which lhe same may be pre-; jp wry suddenly Thursday, but at pres-' scaled and providing fdr publication of ;ent j* considerably improved und again! ..ald-ordi r. nnd further authorizing j ln charge ot flu- work. th. _<rld Receiver to prepare apd fui-i Mr. and Mrs. Hale Clemens ol Char­ tush blank proofs of claims to be used I lotto were Sunday guest* of Ml» Little for such purpose, and the court being! Smith and father. • fully advised m,the premises; | Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rice entertained' Now therefor. : On motion of Kun, several relative* and friends ut a fain-1 DE LUXE COOKIES 19c Sigler, attorrby for said Receiver, it Willy dinner Sunday, honoring the brrth, Assorted fancy cookies hereby ORDERED. ADJUDGED and! day ot Mrs. Rice's mother, Mrs Payn.-. DECREED that all j^fsons who rnayiot Battle Creek YELLOW CORN MEAL 5 15c have Claims ugainst the said Nash-. The democrats held their' township! * For finest baking viile state Bank, a Michigan banking caucus Saturday, nominating the samel corporation, present the same to Ed-1officers as lust year with tlie exception, LATONIA GINGERALE I 25c ward B. Finley. Jr-- Receiver thereof.!of trru.*.urer.«John Birman succeeding, ‘ PALE DRY - Rocky River Lemon Lime 2 bottles 25c wit’iln ninety days from this date. ! Roy Rice for"that office Thr repub- j , No bottle charge And it ix further ORDERED t hat I lica ns are in session today preparing the said Receiver Is hereby authorized | their list for the coming election, to prepare and furnish blank proofs] Archie Herrington is again confined; of claim to be used fnr such purpose. to hl* home, being threatened with: And it Is also further ORDERED’pneumonia und Evelyn Herrington isthat 4 copy ot this older be published.a victim of lhe grippe. ?!«> Covey alsoEmbassy Brand once each for twxivi- successive Us numbered among the sick ones, weeks, in The Nashville News, a newsSchool duties stere resumed this paper printed, published and circulated! morning, after u week's vacation, some in tlie Ullage of Nashville. Barry Coun- of the pupils entertained tlie flu in the Michigan ! meantime, while others.sinnt the time . Gold Medal Salad pressing qf. 29cR is Hlsn further ORDERED AD- in real winter Jjiort.-the first chance of ■ JUDGEDTand DECREED that- in de-1 the year. fault of any rreditor filing proof Qf;______ -------------- '•*'*•*" --------blaim* within ninety dayx from thei ADAMS LAKE. - FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES date hereof, the sgld. Receiver shall j Mr. Henry Boulter of aho^s^-Rerort proceed with the distribution ot the a,ltt Mn Codtf Mullcndore were called Make Krecer's your beadqunlni lor Irak and rofeUble purduisa assets uf said bunk without reference, Friday to the home ol their brother, ' Il's yoor cuusnlre of quality and jardrn itcihncn. to the ciaim.s not proved whenollie Boulter, und family of Coats dtnds are paid or distribution tixe V444.444* entire ,fam-! ■ , ■ inade. , ', Grove to help Lcare JI. tor u.(: —**.n<|..u.ll R. U McPeek. XfrP.o.tr i . >lcg . W■ ith . .. .. Russell the flu. r\ t, Judgi- । ^tj mid Mrs. Irving Boulter und son; Clerk. -Earl >p. nt Sunday with Mr. uniLMr..! , Fancy Florida - full of Juice ,, ..... . . George Bagley of Delton. Morris ° Hill. Calk. I. Our Mhoo! whs closed. Friday und All claims must l«- bird with Ldward Monday owing to the Hines, of the II. Finley, Jr.. Receiver^ lhe Nash- .vdfh,r Mr, j3hn Cappon . villr Batik ... .. . .. . ... .. . . .. ville Mtzite State Bank I Dr Krr.de anjl' start were at the Nashville, Michigan. i North Pine schooT on Wednesday and LEAF LETTUCE 10e > vaccinated several of the pupiki /J*30- .Herbert Morehouse and Art Morse Michigan hot house / ! were at Gull lake Monday on business. RUTABAGAS »>■ 2c ( r Wc are glad to report that many bi " ' thu vicinity who have tech sick with the ilu arc on the gain. CABBAGE 5e . Miss Muriel Lindsey spe\t the week end with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey. Tire Farmers club held Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dunlop was largely attended and Solid snow ball ' * all enjoyed the pictures shown by Mr. Thomson and Co- and associates of Kalamazoo Mrs John Blocher of Woodland and Mrs. Win. Waddell of Morgan were Friday afternoon callers of Herbert fiji rj. up , LARD 2 ' lie GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 65c P & G or KIRK’S SOAP 7 20c SALAD DRESSING 25c GRAPEFRUIT 6 23c CAULIFLOWER 19c ikr GUN LAKE NEWS. "PI M- and Mrs. Stanley Kinnney spent ri,t*! Friday night with Mr aixL Mrs. Merle Notice j Dr. Wise of Kalamazoo spent from ” । Friday night till Sunday at his cott*ge— Mr. Addlcr. who is working in De­ to cRBDrroBs. I trolt. spent a few days at home with Mrs. Addler and children. Mrs, Donald Kimtney spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis, during the bad weather to at. M»reh. A. 0. raw. be nearer tier school. fur eredilora la preaaat About thirty-five attended lhe party •lest aai.1 drreareJ lo aaid [ given by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kltn,m are re < mey and Mr. and Mrs Merle Count mI4 ma.j Saturday. All report a good time. ' Jake Jake Byson Byson of of Gun Gun Marsh Mar was a ,2} j caller on our street Sunday. The lee men are putting UP lea In a r.iis <• Mrs. Elsie Pembrooke is numbered among the sick. Beef Kettle Roast CHOICE CHUCK CUT POUND Rolled Rib Ruait Porter Houte Steak •WC ’ u. 18c l*. 22c BaCOn Sugar cartd 2 lo 3 lb. pit. Lb. 12^/^C Pork Roast PICNIC STYLE । i rihiwr, POUND * *7C <. sassassaaas � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-03-23.pdf bf6386dc154a06f03d3ffa34577952de PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR NEW ELECT ON LIWS Wl SBT MESS LAST LEGISLATORS PURELY PASSED SOME QUEER PROVISIONS 14 PAGES TWO BARRY CO. WOMEN ARE 93 YEARS OF AGE ■SHP OFFI­ CERS NOMINATED Junior* to Present I Play, 'Seven Chance* Mrs. Margaret Mullen and Mrs. hardt. class auviM-r. tin- junior- of Eliza Norris Both Bear | Bar.ting;. High school will present comedy. "Seven Chance-.' in On This Distinction . CASTLETON LEADS THE LIST auditorium on’ Apitl 8 Th" i<luy d< Mention was made In Die Bunner twoj with the jietp!c«lua .-itnaiion- .invc Weeks ago rojicrrning Mrs. Alma Angle : WITH THREE TICKETS IN mg a young man who hu<. bneit let FIELD THIS SPRING* lurtunc by his grandfather on rhndi’ UNPAID 1931 TAXES 21 PER CENT IN CO NUMBER 47 PAGES 1 to 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MARCH 23, 1932 MRS. FAYE DONLEY MADE FINE RECORD AS TREAS. i fJCKO DDflODIMC LHJI Lil rHUbllHlVlJ Collected 93 Per Cent of Tax Levied .In This City—Ro-lurned 7 Per Cent ;roii» were turned over'-to- ti»e count-.that -Jimmie ’(the to-.mil man. I trcnjrtnvr to-n wxek.'ft w found that . mairied by hlx fldrtiHh hirthff.r. ' " SEVERAL NEW SUPER­ HOPE HAS LOWEST PER* ixb'- hud collected 93 per rent of the BAPTISMS. COMMUNION. isaid birthday in question hnp|>eti. ’< VISORS ARE NAMED|1 next da?, .so Jimmie h forced into m runneikir net crATCC Since that item wax published ■*< ■ . CENTAGE.OF TOWNSHIPS •cien |>er ct-pt deilnqiirut. We doubt it RECEPTION OF MEMBERS , LnUUbINU UtLcuAlto |UV(. 1<nrije<| Of two other women who any city in tne sratc’of Midugan vat . *, an- older than was lifrn Angle . better num 'i>at of Everyone Should Attend Some Now Necessary to File PctlMrs. Margaret Mullen, mother ,01. Be Sure to Register Your Vote [ learning of-the fort tin.' intuited .Bui Returned Tax This Year Is »nnkr Mr ’ IXml ’ -l 128.000. Nearly 60 Per On Mbnday, April 4 — Servjce on Eaatci* Bunday. sl-ven U ent In ly 'umi many, and -Jmimulions With County Clerk 4& ot years old lost December and Mrs. Elfra i finds himself* in pp'dicament The ■id. 'blit Good Nominees ’ Cent Above Year Ago for Individual Inspiration hurt, n Days . Before Eltction Norris, mother of Wm. Norris of the] cast is a., follows. JmUnie. John StakeI credit s of ria c It looks as if the legislature of Michl,-' Siar neighborhood, was M years did on1 Belew are given'the nominations fori .that wax Barrv reaihang gon, at its regular se.-uuoji, hod made, Murcty 10 . .township offityn. a*, made m fluHubert’f»»Ihr-k; Mi-. 'fi.irriuh • H'it/t the igmncanee ot th i<H the township:' wit: ■ nd an almost hopeless tniigle hi its efforts Wr arc very glad to make mention "' We ofheld t,.— — recriilly. In - -.end ot th-’ j^axitw Webster Goddard H irnwnr.wm »nd wnnld ---u blU —0IM McnjU AW Agl r CMft n mean* m their pilon Ot Johnstown, and to make provision’ for {In- Mik-ction of these flood o.uvl women, and would be I'lod, <,l.„l townships there . . UCket ; p^,.. Jo< It i- a day of joy and glarfdelegates to county conventions by to know II there arc any other Barrj । nained. while ..in Castb ton then- arr Dciiklns: LUI'-. Jt.-niiv Cincrta-ai sxpeclcd lo-M'ttlv tods ... residents older _iu ■>--IKilillcal parties. • . ' I county than Mrs Mn|. thjec Itckrlx in the field- Be sure -to Johns »: tin* outstandm r.. k... .he r'-|H>it by township Heretofore it hpa been liw custom tat j len und Mrs Norris. Michigan, we, tn-: diowing the amount of tax the delegates to the lull county fomcn-l -------------- • *---------»nd the.amount of tax rrrtirn'-d. ab Th. tion of either |g>rty to be chosen all Republican—S u per r I•' o r. Wm. C ; Stanton Hie- peneniagc ot uniiaui tuxes, uh 'xnniunitu 'he jirluiary election held in September,! Struiii; Clerk. Albert E. Jones; Trwts ‘--------------- <-*■*■■-----ihe amount of unpaid taxes; one yen .nd to choose delegates to the spring] Walter -r Stanton; Justin Glenn CFRVIf'PQ’FOR HOI Y ntuic anti swift; Highway Gamut Gaytor.i otnviuca run ilULT ixirty convention, whenever they have' .-ermun-, and below wr give the been held, at caucuses held In tlie var­ ' Holme*.. Bd RevitW? !’ 8 Schrodei: WEEK AND GOOD FRIDAY -.-•-M-d for year 1911 . St9,41'123: u’rumx a- tijpy have been, planned. ious toaicships irfid wards, previous to hConMables. M E-- Tuckerman. Leon! tai amount of 1931 tux returned by Ihe county convention. . Baptist Church. ' Cole, pen Shafe. Frank Jones Everyone Is Urged to Attepd UiwiiM'.ip treasurer a' unpaid «gs Tlie. last legislature’evidently wished* JUDGE McPEEK RENDERS • Democrat—Su pcr v 1 s<>r. Milton J to make the selection of delegate* to a.' Services at Church of Hartom; Clerk. Bcrnatd Tasker; Tie.r-. . turned as unpaid ' A year ago Assyria CAMP FIRE BIRTHDAY WEEK a 'poeial sermon by Rev Adcock.- subcounty convention u serious matter. OPINION IN JARMAN VS. : Lloyd Tasker; Justice. Cha*. C SerTheir Choice unpaid rf turned tux was 54.855 H4 CLOSED WITH FINE . Povdbly there might be some reason: ’ LANGSTON SUIT ‘ven; Highway Commr . A. J. Sylvester. ■m Eaxt.-r I'-.-xon will be owiDdered in Baltimore- The total amount ot taxi In a big city for the (irovisloiu made.: i Bd Review. John H. Norris: Coiutablt the Sunday School. In the afternoon GATHERING but surely not in an ordinary township..<rnn.«T ... j Elmer Treat. Harvey Gillaspie. Harry years, spcriql Good Friday "xenices are .■: thn-c o'clock, there will be a bap•chool and al) other pur)X).ws in village or any of tlu- smaller cities. FINDS VERDICT IN RtiiucH. Victor Phllhii* ttMnal’service a* the church. I to to- Iwtd at Empinhuel.» Episcopal was $21.89364 ’Div total amount HAD POT LUCK SUP­ The requirement of the* new .law Is FAVOR OF DEFENDANT Baltimore Twp. |qhureh. St. Rixm- church-und the *rrv- ;turned by tlie township -treasurer as Thin forty-five days pool to the holdrM¥Un U' Vcrci’UHl’ 1 , * Republican—Sii|K-rv ism. Artfhie'New-](ice sponsored by the Burry County Mm- .unpaid was $H.432 24. or a little pv»r PER AND GOOD PROGRAM iiiR uf the September primary, those Yours Atro tho Pronertv Owners mo ­ Clerk. Harold I>-Printer; Trett*.; islerlal Awociiition at the ’XfeitwKiix! : ’ 1; 38 , per ertir A year ag6'the total ............ I.. I. o. IU» .l«~- ln.r.d, Iears Ag° rr0Pcrly Owners ,,, Muxs in honor oi.the Risen Savior, and . amount <4 returned taxes for the town- Short Play, ''Home' Talent," nt .three P M . Rosary and Benediction <1.,,™ tn lies., them, elect™ e. dele- On B. Center SI. Made Agree , Howard Stanton; Highway Cotnim . church .Floyd Garrison; Justice, full term, -Die inerehiuiti of the city are asked Was Enjoyed As Was Also the with the Blessed Sacrament Father B n>cn‘ Aboul tol Lines : Ralph Striker; Bd. ot Review. Bort to .'cluse their places of buxines* froth Barry - The tuNtl amount of all taxes N Gpllw will preside ' ..ubrnit petitions in favor of their JjeBeautiful Ceremonial Fire A line fence dispute which involved. Fancher; Overseer. William Crutten-i; twelve till three o'clock, to that nil may (or the year. 1931 was Ul.2.467 97, Re­ lection to the county clerk at Emmanuel Episcopal Charj-h. । attend at the church of their choice. ,m, y.„ve days prior r,„lnr> 'some fine legal points, also several le­ turned ws unpaid by the township Camp .Fin* air!< then pJftnt- and forty-five prior u> to me the „ primary «... Democrat—Supervisor. Leon Moon; ■ At the ICptscopal church on Good-Fri-. itruMiivr on Msrcli 15 wax 56.033.48. Other giKelection. It M-emx as if the person who k M nuvmiv.v questions huf. general --------------------interest to our gu ’tx "o the nuintx-i i t one -------- Trexs.. -------- Julm ------ Bir- -day an antc-ronimunioti service will be or a trifle ovei-r 18 " ’ i»-r cent unjiaid A !iul}flred M-venty-five attended u pot x nted at the Episcopal church: inconioratcd any .-.tich provision as reader*, regde.- was -as decided decided by by Judge Judge McPeek McPeek,i Clerk. Guy Joncy at 7 30 A M and ihe three hours. year ago _,Uf»per Saturday evening 1the same date the towntiiat in tlie law, or any who voted to do-,ast week >n the case of Jarman vs man; Highway commr. Archie Multi-Organ Prelude. ••Easter Memories'— son; Justice, full term. Frank Granger; passion service from twelve till three shlu-nt Ban i re|»ort«-d 53.768 49 ns uii-i Mplh(xiist church parlor- Tl It. could not haw understood very Langston. ,— —. '■ n,< uL Rrviiw. n„vi< -x- csrvill. niir--.ll- Over;jo'clock m-er.: .er.t.^1, *. Bd. Omlle Pur'll. : paid. ‘ 1 celebrated the twenty-first birthdamilch about getting dclegutrs tor coun-' 11 appeared-that Ens Jarman in Hymn in Pr» ■ .v>on. Wrkome Hap­ u,.v. A T Toinxhunticy of Battle Carlton—Total amount' of state. of the founding oi the ihganii tv conventions Tlie new law seem* to 1927'purchased from William Grigsby seer. Kepmcth Garrett py Morning"—Fortunatw “ ~ Creek wifi to- the speaker at the Meth- nmniv. -xhool and township taxes a*assume that there Is a great anxiety. »'>t<4o. 636 in this city, the property to­ Intron Hymn. Jesus Lives"—8. Alt t hours of J service being - ----—-------------------------- seated at a separate table 'with its Only one ticket nominated in 2 Barry odist church,’*': the on Ihe |M«rt ol certain person* to. br-Jffit located on East Center street in . ' from one-thirty tin three o'clock. This tul amount returned March 15 ;r un­ guests ot honor. The supper. which w ■• come delegates to a county convention, rite -atond ward. It was a corner lot township as follows: Baek-’meeting is open to all who wish to at­ paid was $6 332.48 Tins lx a little under-the efficient management of Mrs . Kyrie Eleison. <S Cecelia' ’ Me-se Republican SujM-m-or Mor io -----Whose only du|ie* arc to select delegates' a‘ «*»'' southwest comers of Center and --------- —^.. r.,--- ------------*7 —1. At St. Itese church services over 27.. per cent returned A year Gary Crook. chairman oi thesuppr iolrnnehv'—Charles Gounod. to a - tan- convention- for all other &»»t streeto. James Langston had nt- us; Clerk. Vernor Webster; ,Tr«*as.. Kau ’end. Gradual. The Strife is O'er'—Palago Carlton returned unpaid taxes of committee, was followed by a program tiorninaiinn* are lAude at the primary qulrcd iot 635. just west of the Jarman: Burdick; Highway Commr.. Mason are ore as ai follow^ on Good Friday: -strina. ■ . , . 00 -•• A -•M.-rChrititlnR ot prayers tor II .‘cems ridiculous (hut any person proiierty. in 1920 • Newton; Bd Review, Will Lclnaar: ■■8 -­ planned to give the gue: A fibi.-rdouCastleton -Total ar,sxM'd tuxes for would flunk tiiat unymtt* would to> -.<> After Jarman haiKIved dn the prop--justice, full term. Bert' Litts, vacancy, all mankind Reading of tlie Passion. rlouA nod. . all plirpoxes for 1931 was $43,234 53 Re­ Camp Fire anxious to go to a county convention, hr hud bought of Grigsby for some I Art CofiiMm . Urrdo-'-Gounod - , thp Prc-Sunctifi«-d time, hr he conceded conceded that the fence fence and; and] turned as unpaid $10,81135. or almost Mrs. E, A * Caukln. who .-urcewl. that to1 would circulate a jietttiun on,i time, that the Carltan Twp. ^Continued on page *1x1 ... ——.exactly 25 per tagoOCas[shrubbery between, the two properHiy.! MH,... . 1-hH.SUKep ubcent |l,.an__One 8 u pyear „ r Vj.g r. Thomftx; Mr.s. Emma Pritchard as president ot J tlcton retiirned $0 447 53 of unpaid the L-Atardians’ group, presided during । was not oH the true lot line dividing Barry: Clerk. Uiwrciwc Farrell, Trrxs 1nntf Passion sermon dcdhRI IPANQ Commr John During'the. Iwlmicr of -Holy Week taxes. the irftwam in her very capable manDU I n ntrUuLIURlij 635 from 63(i A survey wax then mud..-, Burt Long: Highway C.-.mm?. ' ASKS OBSERVANCE ________________________________ at St.R»m- churCh the following w. Hasting* Township -Total amount ot which disclosed that the true lot line w. strousc; Justice, full term. :Bd .r. • . . . * AND DEMOCRATS tices are Mlirduled: al! taxes levied in 1931 was 921.343.19 ntThe'iwrafani included: OF GOOD FRIDAY ‘*i«**n the two lou would runUutMgh!^w"‘wuUa‘m*cwWord. . Holy Thursday—6:30 and 7:00 A- M , (Continued ■ y ----------•• •the Caifiji Fire iContinued on page three' three* 1 > Hie - driveway, used by Mr. Langston 1 Democrat—Supervisor. Walking Song—By all ’ • DiFtrtbution of Holy Communion Will Hold County Caucuses for would compel him nun t. io atendm, auanuon. Girls. Governor Brocker lune. Proc- which »Wrh »™l.l (Continued on ixige flvei . 8.W A. M . High Mass in honor of the ।j th* the rlrivnwav dritewny <m on th,the c*ut east «lriiside nl of hix. his Camp Fire Cheers—Led by MildredPurpose of Electing Dele­ DAMAGE SUIT Bk-xsed Sacrum' nt Solemn proewauon McLRAVY laination Urging That Feohouse, ’.ibo compel him to move his Woodmansee. Lebntted _ ___ _____ _ __ _ . ivouanunMV. u-uurLeone u<-vnai-u aim and Betty; NINE HASTINGS MEN of the Blessed Sacrament Public Addgates to Co. Convention GOES TO FEDERAL COURT McMinan. pie Pay Reverence I garage which extended over the. sur-1 veyed line. t ATTENDED ROliND UPi' ration 9hruughout the day. -------------- Roll. Call -Response by groups *« ----. Inasmuch as the last legislature very Governor Wilber M Brucker issued] When the survey determined where' 7:304’. M —Holy Hour. Judge McPcck On Saturday follows:--------------- • materially changed the state election ; Holy Saturday. ’ 7 00 A. M Blessing . a pnx-lamatlon last week askmg «.uu.u «-. uShatullaya <Mr». McIntyre, guard- j regarding the selection of dele­ in. 101 line mould br. M, i.nan VeUrniu ol Weeleni Michigan o! the New Fite. Paschal candle. BapGranted Requeat-of Defend­ the ix-oplc otaerve Good Friday March: naluraUy wnnt«i Mr. Langston vautston to vn....Fire . - \■.... .i..,. in-; gates to county conventions, it has re­ lam gave the Camp jiw. their 25. the message reading us follows । catl. str(p Of ,aiUj which the auncj ■ Held Big Meeting In Grand i tismal and. Easter Water. Chanting 'dividual Indian names and why they suited in considerable confusion. By ant For Transfer .of the Prophecies and the Litany of "Al u time when men-and women;-ShDwed belonged to Lot 636. Tlie two' chose them. Faigaithu Pcter.-un lendci the new law all candidates for delegate Rapids Thursday Night On Saturday Judg<* McPeek, after the Saints. . Hie world otcr ar.- groping- In the pan,,-.’ fou|d not*settle the difficulty ^Continued on imge six) to county conventions have to file a pe­ liavinf^-coiuidcrcd the argumcitts for Nine Hastings Legtonnaries were in. 8.00 A. M.—High Mass. midst of confusion lor a clear path(Continued on page five) tition with the County Clerk at least 45 Grand Rapids on Thursduy evening at.. .......... way. their Is a special value in turn-] _______ —«.» At St. Cyril's church .... at Nashville. ... Pr. mid against the proposition, transfer­ days before the.convention and bearing ..-Ill conduct ..a Good Friduv scrV- ' red the case .of Mrs. John McLntvy vs ; lug to a dependable enmpas-. Nearly] rn. |/C ADpocniATC , tending tlie Veteran:- Round Up nt the Geller will the signatures of at least 25 registered (Armory. 'IWenty-five hundred veteran* jcc at ten-thirty A. M.. with The Way the. Great Atlantic mid P.tcafic Tea 2,000 years ago.-when men andVomen rul-Ao HrrncuiH I C \ '.electors residing in the precinct tor to the United State.* court ut PROPOSED RFniirTinNQ i a11'vurs from western Michigan were „j the Crox* and Passion sermon. At Company . were similarly confused, they found'In ------------------- -------------------------■ which the petitioner desires to become rnuruocu ncuuui iwivo present and were giu-n nil tliey wanted p-n a M. on Ea ter Sunday there will Grand Rapids • uii' Mnn ainn of oi Galilee ( iaun-e one who wno couiu point tincould point: , ■ Lilies of th-.- Field." a modern-three-J: u candidate, ftrsonally we consider it ' to eat iix well be Jilgh Max. Ax we explained iu.t wv-k. this case .to: Maxout ... ihrm ite>lr»r rm.™- T«l«> u A|,o pine Atliiudc Shown By . act comedy, will* be presented by thi-: JlLU M (Ql w aosoiuu. llliruM7I1«- M iar ' -On Thursday< evening. Ret. L. L was begun in the circuit court ol Burry Teachers’ club of the Hastings High;^ {Ue >llia|!,.r counties are concerned, then ■.■■Hirn the ■iiv.ain ideals Hr nr vxv.iiiiiiiii exemplified un are n»r like J ! The men met at the Rowe hotel and '.on i formed in line, inarching up Monrm.-St Dewey will iHimlnixtcr the Holy Com- .‘”unty and is an action tor damages.: xchoul on Friday cVeningNApnl 22. in. ,c. u School Employees In Ac­ .a bright light shining out Into th­ th<, IjW W(l reprinl law to Ionia then north on Ionia to’the niunion in the light of the cross, to thejCauscd by a fail w hich Mrs McLravy the Central school auditorium Mi-s ^where in thi* issue. *o that all can " darkness. cepting Pay Cuts ', Armory quite memto-i:, of tlie Methodist church and sustained tn front ot the A and P., Emily McElwain will be In charge j w luM wlut |t u „ . . f ArmoryIt It»•»* was quitea aparade parade ••The experience.-, of the .last two’ jcain •■«»<- taught luustu us. u» as w> never nc»« w iuiv The Banner Juts many .favorable, ■ was ----------- —heard , .— The gathering sponsored— by■------the -• any othfere who wish to participate store on State street. The amount of years.have before.' । Th' i-a-1 - elected L- as follow.-: j in most of the townships, neither re­ that no man can live unto himself. fommenu on L ' we printed, Kent county Council and the Grand; nib i* a beautiful and tmprwlve serv- damages uxkcd to 520.000 The A und tor article . Tin- Rl-i. joim Head. Albert Becker. J,3l,nclfn5 nr democrat:. Have elected ... explal ..lalmng tout the school> Rapid* Council 'American Legion, and k-fltt . "P; jiatent cOrfipany'to organized ’under • Miss Jean Rom Orfthatone, that the welfare of the individual j delegates to the coining county con' k-lhe WClforc.of Ihe-glflUP. . . wa* "--VeD' delightful ,affai£?------------- .— * As the suffering of Christ on the budget next year a total or -I - per- gaAl Nauonai commander John G -Thursday with the Holy Eucharist at: 1.W prmidr. th.,. In KO . .Ku.lM, l„I* '» * U» c«““’ • ctom and His triumph over'that suffer- “J*1- or a reduction in the actualcity Emery gave the address of welcome. I ten o’clock in the morning i where the. amount te-ttomuges asked is franw* H unt< F: r Committees ot both parlies decided big demonstrated there is a reality beUu°r 3?'‘ cenU °n lhe •1100' (Department commander Leslie P Kef-i --------------- *-♦-*-----------'above $3,000. the case can to- tcaiwler-. Anns mother. Mis* Theo parr. Barn-, .ha. wouW l(, hol(1 a counly yond win and sorrow, so travail) There has been much appreciation. gcn responding for the guests. Gov- cpunni Tf) GIVF MAY । ------red from the slate clicutt court to the ab-' Haddon. Herold J^»nn- \kJ** caucus for the/election of these delethrough which tlie world ha* been i expressed of the fipe *P*rit shown by crnor wtlbcr M Brucker gave a splenmalrt at th., vu-uruu. Ml** JJuabeth, !!le CJ|U4.-U5 tQ heW on (h# passing may mwr appear as a pawiiig 8“P<- VanBuskirk und all the teacher* dul talk in which he urg'd lite LegionFESTIVAL PROGRAMS ,e?er?’1 d,-'rlct Hurt; Bryan Rope. Jow-lih ■'*"‘'1' Brwuik.. .same day as the convention. Any phase in the working of an eternal nn” other* who arc on tin* salary list .'n’ajft^ to assist in every' way the; . • ■” ' * • *; WIIIKH. » m»nMT.«nl Io Ur. Rook. ■ township, ward „ »r precinct that hut ai.Waller. Fred Junes; Honprable Monica rCildv , u»- “bo*Td SXlnIn !'„ X m', vS.bu”’ ' 7”“,Vocal,-instrumental und choral J tU .:* delegates wip not "Let us. therefor?, in commemoration: UM tne cast «>f Mr. vanuus-. or wfo0 needed il. t-n-derick M . Flam-. Miss-Lrora Benton; and Ladv to■ .. . caucus, and tha affected by thi* ol the crucillxioti af our Lord, close! ”i'd a contract with the.school Alger ()( netr()lt. who wu.< president ol 4 Music to Feature Unusual . I”., ■ formation, the uirplatic carrier Sara­ Susan Rocker. .\Jixx Emmy Lou Stark. ; delegates so selected will be regarded ax our places'Of business from 12 o'clock i bemrd thqt would have retained hi*, the corirarUtion *|>o»soring the 1931 nnPresentations , tin* recognized delegate*. . toga, a giant Zepi*-)in. swarnw ot wm>i»- ADJOURNED MEETING OF DEPOSIK until 3 o'clock the* afternoon of Good,-M‘,ar>' foi next year, and the boqrd, tional Convention hi Detroit, nlso spoke Hastings school pupils under • dircc-• like pursuit planes and hugli bombt-rs The Democratic County Caucus. w Friday. March 25. that we may pauiu-icou11’, not pave rcduccp it. Mr. yan.Uj (uu e. m, Stannard, state chairman win ** he|d thc Supervisori rbom ouxuita, however, iiv.cn. volunteered, vuiunvwicu. when w<ICti ■ 0|[ (j me commit- tlon ot MKs Franct< Hunter andI arc fratlircs of the picture. "Hall Di«- ' n.7 .reotim m tiu“torm 1 he meet fur a few hours in the hurry of our|। Buskirk, lP unemployment Relief commit-: Sil l- 1,1 court lM>u* “l 10 odoC,t th0 the matter was wa.s under tinder cotudderation, consideration. to| to|tlcc Diinigan of-of Flint, Flint Christopher Overley arc planning tp> ers." to be shown at’the Strand Thea­ tng of dWto«» i Nutovilto •^ially the ex-, :, *** <! palter cc_ jt j.^ . Patrick H. Dunigan Jally affairs affairs to — contemplate —— — Nishuffi* StAti Thursday. March 3Ut to accept the same reduction of ids own. 8lxjke the invocation present two special mtwical programs, ter here next Wednesday and Thurs­ Bunk •.•ailed for FUrsday. March 32. at|, forenoon on Thursday. Jdarch 31st to ample of the Master." . day. Most of the filming Mas done while 1 30 p. M. and to to- held in tlu- Nash­ elect delegates to the Democratic .salary that was made on all other' The musical entertainment which during May / . SEAI/COMPANY*MAKES tiie United Stales fleet was going county contention which will be held ' teachers'salaries .followed the addresses was presenteti Forty-four members of. the Girls Ville Masonic* Temple, has been ad­ It ” Is too early>' yet IO to know what, py t,y a group Kroup from tlie tlu- Ionin Ionia Reformatory,'.Glee Reformatory, .Glee club in charge cliargc of Miss Hunter win willi tlirough Rs puce., in mock battle in journed (or one week, andawill to* held at 11 o'clock the same day. namely uAeTitioe tsiinci v I/UAUIU : 11 <o° can K‘low just ana. HAO IINUO WIUtLT l\NUWN the city council cun do with the budget lhc orchratru being ltd by C. C. Black give a concert in the Central auditor­. Panama It give* some idea of the de­ at the Masonic Temple on Tuesday. Thursday. March 31stThr Republican County Cauctu. , f r°r our city, but we know there is a ol ion|a, ^11 greatlv enjoyed this musi-.ium on Sunday. May 1. nt 4:00 o'clockc vclopmcnt of naval aviation a* a de­ March 29. at 1.30 P M. We hope every, Will be lield in the court room in the . Makes Forty Ton Shipment Of • determination On the part of the mayor caj program . l m the afternoon. A soloist, a duet, a, tensive weapon. depositor will be there. rhe ter of Hastings at 10 o'clock in thd-—” ' Car Seals to the Dutch !ant* ,hc aidermen to reduce city ex-. Hastings men .who attended were.'trio, a quartet and a reader .will be U forenoon of Tuesday, "April 14th. to HOW TO DO IT. • w » a: ' peiucs for next year to the lowest pos-; Andrew Matthews. Frank Annabie. Don featured on the program together; There arc no doubt many farmer.-, j FUltrr elrel elect tlrlrnat*.* delegates tni to the Remibllejur Hr publican num. coun­ East Indies .slble limit conrialent with maintaining Foreman. Harry Wood. Edwin Sayles.-with the choial numbers No ouuidc who .would be'glad to assist the Stafrty convention, which will be held at The International Seal and Lock; the city on a reasonable basis. Floyd Wood. Forest Smith. George Pi- • talent will be used. Depositor*' Comm Cbnscrvation department in increasing tin- same place just one hour later—, Company sells ite car seals to patrons : ♦-** j per and Angelos Spirit,. Band, orchestra und Glee chibs ot‘ tlie number of plieasants in Barry In every continent on the globe and NOTICE TO WORLD ——. --»■>--------------tlie Hastings schools will combine to PUPILS UNDERGO VACCINATION. 'namely at 11 oT-lock A.M. Tuesday, Utli they arc making tlie name of'Hastings’ WAR VETERANS.; TEACHERS MET SATURDAY. give the annual kfay Festival program’ county. The department will be very. A general vaccination of city school April ‘ known throughout the world ! On Sunday. April 3rd. from 9:00 A| About sixty teachers of the county.on Friday evening.' May 20. in the, glad to co-operate with them by fur­t pupils toi small pox begins this week;. In view of the circumstances it Is ■ lout week the Car Seal factory ship- ] M. to 12:00 noon. Mr. Horace Parish.'attended the mealing held in the court central auditorium commencing lit 7:45; nishing sellings of pheasant eggs. They. under supervision of tho Barry County Imped that both parties will be well Remember the dates and ped a carload of their seals, weighing Field Welfare Officer of the. American] joom Saturday afternoon Mrs. Marlon, o'clock. All vocul' numbers will be In’ will bLmj send with the. eggs full in­( Health Unit, according to Supt. D. A., represented. . nlmtMt almost twenty tons, to the Dutch East ■ Legton Legion will be at nt the Legion room in ■Goodyear Goodyear presented the project ot stis.. Hunter while the band!. structions for the racing of the young: VniiBuskltk. Later on. he added, the hours and aim to’be present if pouiblt. of rhhran Chkrge n( Of MU* John A Wooton. Indies to be used on the Dutch East! Hastings to give advice regarding beautifying the school grounds In the antj orchestra will be trained by Mr. . pheasant chicks. Now is the time to gett pupils will be immunizL'd against diph' the eggs. Anyone who wishes to do thil Chnih. Dem. Co. Comm. Indies railroad. The shipment con-1 claims for compensation. Disability Al- county with peonies which has been* overley । them with the toxin antl-toxin treat­ > lowance or Insurance. tained 1,600.000 car seals. .... ’ chosen as tlie Barry county flower and The Ugly Duckling, a fairy story •should write tlic suite Conservation,' ment. Detailed reports of tjie complete Secy. Dem. Co. Comtn. I Every World War veteran regardless ^sbllclted the hearty co-operation of the] set to the music of Grandville-English iJCP*rMneot wying. , physical examination of the school'­ CANCELLED OIL LEASES. j [of whether or .not.he. u is affiliated with w*eh#r»-to4»elp »uit-this wwt4» while-n<- presented by about 300 pupils ANN0UNTE3IENT. ' hove been mailed to parents'. Ctunn. Mr. Rep.Van-, Co. Comm. In recent weeka the register of deeds. the Legion is invited to come and con­ project across. from the fifth, sixth, seventh and. Having been nominated at the Irving Buskirk said. • .W R. Cook. ' -has recelycd from the Pure OH Com- 1ur ^th Mr. Pariah. The play "A Dish of China Tea" iwt, rt?hth grades Democrat caucus, for Supervisor I will Secy. Rep. Co. Comm. pany the cancellation of almost all Mr. Parish will be assisted by a rep- on by six members of the Women's club — TO ATTEND STATE MEET. ‘'appreciate your-support’ at the i»lk for thelr oil leases in this county. The fact resentatlve of the Veterans Adminls- was very much enjoyed by all. : euxuou on v.i April 4. i. It n elected.! c.w.™., will «»M Supt. D A- VanBiukirk with Mr».| . election that crude oil is so low in price at the tration from Detroit. ANNOUNCEMENT. Dr Ernest Burnham of the Rural endeavor to perform the duties in an Emmy Keller .and Carl Wcspintcr of. present Ume no doubt account* for the « r u impossible tor any one to be Division of Education of W. 8. T. C.. t Hastings school — Having been nominated at the Dem. efficient and creditable inanner.-R. J. u, the board are . plan-; cancellation of these leases, as it did present on April 3rd they may see eith- who has just returned from Europe, re­ ning to attend a state meeting of sup- >«ratie City caucus for U» office at Williams. 2 wks ' POSTPONED SALE. for the cancellation of all the leases er Maurice Foreman, local Service Offi- lated in his usual pleasihg manner 1 erintendents ’and school board members; City Treasurer I Will appreciate your Owing Hie heavy snow ,held by the Barry Oil and Develop- vv, wr V or( kiaun Frank W. Annabie, 4lh u»iuu District IUUI1J many Ul of Ilia his experiences abroad uiiu and ’ to be held at Lansing Thursday after-, support at the polls lor election April 4. TT. miiiuAinr, v.i nuivuu ,------ to - --, . ...and , the , SPRING VACATION. nymt company. i [Welfare Officer previous -to that time,। 1! Hlu-n«u>ri discussed the value nf of travel tn to tntirJiteacii- bad condition of the roads, the John « elected I will endeavor to perfonn Students of the Hasting* High schooll noon and Friday morning, in the Hotel I and their case will be presented to Mr. ers. . Doyle sale billed for March 22. and will enjoy a foiir-day vacation begin­ Olds. "Adjusting School Programs toi the dutte# of the office in an efficient Plfev, Parish—3 wks . ----------------------- ------------.advertised in the Banner last week. ■ Meet the Present Financial Situation.' jnd creditable manner.-Mamte «. Local DCOUU rian ------------ .... ; ANNOUNCEMENT. ihas been postponed. Announcement of ning this week Friday. Classes closei will*be the theme of the meeting.Ma nee— Adv. Mar. 30. Manee. 30 afternoon and open again ’ Cftmnnian SCHOOL REDUCING FUEL BILLS. I The support of the voters of Hastings] this sale giving full particulars will be Thursday Dira nouae ^unipuigil In l0 B11 estra expenses I will be appreciated at tlie polls on, found on another page of-this week's: Tuesday morning. PLEAD GUILTY. ANNAUAL EASTER DINNER. Henry singleton wm brought Matt Boy Scout* of Hastings have under-; possible in the management of the] April 4. If elected to the office of City; l»ue o( th* Banner. €ol W H. Coach I Will be held at the Episcopal Parish DANCE. way a plan to build bird houses to pre-. Hastings Hlgn school, evening meetings | Treasurer on the Republican ticket.-I will cry this sglc. . I. o. O. F. hall Saturday evening, house Tuesday. March 29. from five to sent to the city. Those hous« are to be; In the school building wtll be elimi- wifi try to do the work accurately and ------- -■--j**♦-----------March 26. Carp’s orchestra..—Adv. I seven.—Adv. rape, with which lie wm hung in the various parks and troosinated when possible to reduce tlie light thoroughly, and m the interest of sir CHURCH HUPPER POSTPONED, Judga HcPMk dwftrrwd tan«ag MU CHIROPODIST. DANCE. of ths city to help attract and protect, and fuel bills. The saving will not ba people, without regard to party—NellieiQuimby church Easter supper poetIronside's Shoe Store every Saturday Every Saturday night at Clear lake. the srtitanee until a latwr data. Bi th* the teathered songsters that come each tremendous but it wUJ be something Casaday Smith:'Republican nominee.I poned uptil March 31 on account ot inemtlme ffiugicton U kapt to Jail season. I and right now every Uttle bit helps. I —Adv. 3-30. . , . | sickness In neighborhood.—Adv; ,42-6 P. M. Free consultation.—Adv. tf.|—Frank Herrington. AdV. tf. UPSET SYSTEM OF 1 BOUNDARYLNE CASE S DECIDED A 09516706 10367858 Teachers Club to Give “Lilies of (he Field” Unusual Aviation Film One Auction Sale A AT THE CHURCHES CITV HAS LOW PElt^ENTAOE, I The treasurer of this city, Mr> Faye THE RESURRECTION THEME TO BE GIVEN IN 'fcONO YANKEE SPRINGS HIGH Donley, has done a remarkable job in / IN RETURNED TAX ! tax collection in this ettj-. When her AND SERMON �THE HASTINGS HANNER, W EDNESBAY, MARCH 23^932 PAGE TWO -, THE MUCK OWNERS SAY must be chosen to a district conven- C pHx Membershins non to name presidential electore from JCLIS IViemoersmps THAT GUN LAKE DAM” the district, also to the state conven­ tion for naming electors at large (oi inveMtgation of the Michigan Tax g0 Attorney Hoffman of AlleMr. and Mrs J. P. Edmoitds arc eon-! Ri-ductum .Lrftgtie 1* being made by, 'ignored that r.it nation the'Dtiwrlment of Stale| Ran Will Start Suit to Devalesdng froth their iUnewcs. .Mrs. Clarence Tcxtcr ha* been ill I the legialajuri- uhieh Ym-■ <i th- ’-.w The investigaum foiioa* rem>ru. * stroy Gun River Dam in IBl. that tlicre wa> no prim uy held; from o-veral *heriffa4rt»d oHur county For . rewrt owneri at with, the influenza the past week. in Scniemlx-r IP.u when ’!'.•■• «;:’•* law <>ni<tah that membership salesmen o. / J . Mrs Walter Lake entertained the| hl* own behalf, or have anybody eta* ThrwE Times Four club on Friday eve-j do it for him to secure twnty-hve the spring cuunt>-ni»y*ta:< . tiiwntmc.* had apfirmtd the • plntfurtn' of the; fact that the level of the lake ha* tarn fning very pleasantly. me dam at the tne outlet, ouuct. I' *on was born to Mr. and Mrs i >- is-* ; r',-: nrganfatttlon 'fills impression, wlii-tiwr!maintained maintained by the signature.* petitioning that hi* tumt of J93'-' are tn l> livid : • mvryrd deliberately or notwrong-!'which has prevented - - -• -— the -taJwTiimi 'George Baulch, 32a W. state St. atj yx, mUht go on the primary ballot for ThV| vision for-the !>d creates an cmmeou> ‘imprint i dropping to kuch'inw leveb. ua some-; IVnnock hospital on March IS. • -j ✓ ^-rogh amt exalted prnlle.;>- of g'mg i.-- ->«'»> «m-ine r..u u- mind of the pr^wpectiw member urn.-, iiad happened year* ugo in dryJ^g’ -n-. mating Thursday1 \ . 1 rcunty conventual, where hi* or.l.i \ //uh} would be :o iiclp name m--...di-' THE NEW LAW AS TO union* along tne anore ana mam* pro. — ; k~'/rn a •late er a district cftnv*ntlcn ‘Ael .- ‘.hat 1* made a part of the law HowELECTING DELEGATES jpir tiel Hint rreortlng • at , T>^ “7„, onions irom the Gun marihea.i no the law wxms to presume tp.V lost H* plrufunT r „r All had "•n-to-it'■«. — >» ! -4.1! .'.“‘T ‘""I ~ th 1 7- -giLA' aJu'l’uuu / car' u.a .To County conventions oi ah ^The«tamat t||U, u WB11 t - • -------------- NEWETECTIONUWS I HE I SOW MESS talkipg with C H Qstarn, elw.ru ttm ivpubhcan county commits •aid that he and-the Mercian w i. grtht-r in the war lutw and at the primary. duly authWi/rd LOCAL NEWS VndeTFaisePretenses .:r u’!:.w'.xxrs Some Marked Changes » Tbo late for corrvctlon in display ----- nd- • The Public Acts of u»3l Chapter I3.|:n:tlv dry sernmn lost.summer when no,• u-rtbwment A A -P announce cancel-; । latlori of "93 H> baft of potatoes-al! jJ^rdSW^ durinaitm Amed-'1 Spring Opening What thought and study and lime you'll put into the planning and ch Ing of your Easter costume, thut t.t shall ^really. become you--rmpliaslrc , your/pefsonalily—be truly «miirt. Be cqunlly careful m your choice of ahora. fur no costume 1» smarter than the *iitic3 time carry it. Careful study and undMWtaddinR of < Spring gamu nl ttiyfe la apparent in our showing of shoes to accompany them - Whether your choice be tlie mannish talileur or the more elaborate fashion* m frock and coat, nry footwear models gre here to accentuate their cliattn. Such style understanding will be up-, predated alike by those who know thoroughly the tlm- art of correct dre?--. .... a“jJ ....... .) W.’ Shepherd ol *“’tlfi Any totrt. u.dr|v the Iwiglit of the dam As.urc-ji -Mf 4 W “ 1> Orangeville township t-<atc to a-cuunty b<>n-|>ult <«un riven as u n culled, way un-[Orangeville ittwmihip *rote jjrou the Banner] Banner! must, nccortimg tv taoally low* Ali-tlw writer that ran in- J1*’ «’*•k lav> w ig leavhig March . i.m with the Coun’'- ;t - it came from sprCiw* talow the lukd. fjw” M«Itaurm-. Fla . for their , mu.: taar umUut itai um. mt auRwient to gne I Mjchwan h-me Thoif many tnendI- - than 33 r. m-.- much depth of water • •«’’d ° , r. -her name tnu.-,.| W< imdcrsiand that Mr. Claude Hoff-1 Mi.*.*>. Mirh’D Parker, daughter of; and b- voted tor tlm.miin. urn- ot the lending attorneys pfj-',r a,Ml ‘'b* A Parker. U cimvale.*-. -‘ inv rAlivi-.tii has. hi taluilt ul certain own-1 elm: nicely from a recent operation for' 'er* ol muck lands un Gun Marsh, in-1 »»l»mdicnL* Mb.* Man-.m-rit.- MePhurrtttm.-d proceedings proposing to In-1 Im h supplying for Misr Parker nt ll*! Chapter MIL t.ti.r. with the om-ration ot thus dam|EdgM school in Rutjand Camhdute for county e-meuptm at tin- butlft ol the lake This b> a - . . iisiiicilAi Tkld i-lcgutc; cligtiniitj.. .qualification/. pt- ‘mutter which will vitally interest mv-;AN UNUSUAL INCI­ -til hmuhe-d people who. each sum-.' DENT IN CONGRESS ........................... prill M .nul wa-riu at Gun take ucn i in butiuncoo ...ah- ur munieipa. , ! .i:. rii-orler*T and will also interest sqv*-. » vw., rent may tar-.mi* ; camlit.a.- ,l,r ,.r j mmdred people who own -muck Congressman Ketcham Pays | .;.h mM .-.m’. ..mvem:-*... Gun Mnr>h The Banner;. Just Tribute to the Work of • .uHh'.andmu .toy i>r<>..'.,,n it th.- ju>(M.s toliavc an opportunity to .sec the; Rear Admiral Geo. H. Rock ! . L-. nf ■ 1!- ■-•:i*e ••-. !U .nntf.ll-V All- 1 .............. ... ....................................... I jandldau-* tor tia* office ar nmucra n», rbr graduating claw u: bum id tbej. .. (Burirouw! HuMing*-Hl.Bh a-hool mimtaml among • (nia’ltieil K-g-.-U-red < «r-; ■ — « .......... it* |g memtar-. the nnuie of Gemge II j iihintiu ■ • - ,, ;.,... NORTH GROCERY 111 (|D' ‘• „ar.idu.itim.:Nunin SIDE Blue.unubcn (|i J(. , '•n,nnLr„ , lh .i)n IU ure-. mid Joi which thyy d—irr STARTS ADVERTISING tnemig-i.' Hu- naw <rt Jblin.C Kelch-j ■ i all j a candidate and -half fl!r the. with the county clerk of (wnimvt । am After-tin* graduating ewrcb-c* in ................ trmb»r prunan,- t county convention th. »primt cl :*31 and ivtde. eprtng content every fourth v< ■ ' । IRONSIDE SHOE COMPANY A Courteous . Business Transac- each of tlio-e year. , the memtan. -<>t j ■nd tixik up ll : tions Have Built a Spkn> them. Qmt>!did Patronage .... . tnecs Stjihr ita llwpr.- Just Think! gent suggestion gt competent salpsjieuplc. . Less Than 3 Months to Decoration Day •Special dhrounl on all work taught from slock, Copic in non and look'1 the work over and sei ..ur price*. • ALL WORK GI ARANTEED. Ituunt $2,000; and thi niortgw* ownta jby tin- Bunk decrea-wd u little uvff ‘ RECEIVER HAS MADE rci.rd c'>iii-j EXCELLENT SHOWING 643000. Purl of thia totter increase wm. ! due to mortgage foreclosures It is qmb- evident from thb> report ml,',, i’bi'i', T!"-' Nushvilk- Statu Bunk Bv. r ih.p Mr. Finley is huitdhiiK the bank in c run mtpliing Put in a Strong Finan­ ■the inl-.rc’.t of tin- depfadtor*. Undri : existing conditions it is u^-le.-.s to try cial Condition . Hastings Monument Works - Edward. B Finley, rit.-ivi fur ll»- ul «a < •; bill with, th - <-urningx, and I-iNashville Stale iiuuk. publislicd in Hit undivided t________________________ ... are Jiroflto iimiuMiig u» rthey t Nur.hvdlf New?, n lomiinrativi- .mu tp. mmiunt r.l «-n;.h |>iim<t up a;. It. I iitn-ment,showing tin- ct>nd(tiqn <it ; it i.«vidi-nt thitl- Mr Finley 1* pull:thut baiik'nn Julv 'is, lioi and on Feb- ting thlr. bank on a xrtid foundation ■ 'i.iaty i). WK. it little more than ..»x uc-,.,,, • VP1 moUths thervulter. 'It shows that Mr. ___ . Inu ,1, . IFiOlry is handling the tank for 'the .'u . .. n"< umo rums mld*hm‘nw‘n ..I th»"r" ‘J cuwsrned. und has made r—........ ..... 7. 1933, ut the age <.( laurlu-ti year-. ipi.s-til <ii. Referrnta to middiipuun -ui <- — xttllcnl showing. tn.ro by the comparative Mate- She wav the eldest child i»L Mr aim |uf other day - l» thrrefon- tlinclpknd th.- bnfl !,:*,lt ,llat !'u" “bWUhi 'd ,aAh iU,d Mt- r................ lather. Hint her; R. It Art- !>'V'k bub'lire* which were ElOJ8B 7!» oil She is I July till.. *.', .........1 1 *.n <IAA U'O on ... 35 had l,,.-, IncieuM ’d to C9123.995.U3 t>A.<, sutrr.s und a brother, her fraudFebruary 8; that fit.- government bonds |Mi-<-nU and other n-lntiv«-.» ami a hy>' M.rv. ...held by tlie bank which are very liquid. 11( trit nd* Site wm. a student in thivv m uie umwti fpate* il,c’»'as'-d frum H850 to $6,011 87. The nin!11 Krn;ie ut tm- W K. KelkUK A-.-. in tin . Admiral Hock ........... mn-red (|lcI!imdtud<d profits hud increnxed from ri.-uUui.il acfiool. Funeral m-ivk,-.-. • Applm , -------- r. - — ' ; S-’9.7B8 7l. a* njiorleti on Julys 35. to v...r,. pej,j !lt t|w. )lt>rni. h<-r gran lNaval Academy th Muy ol IMS mid wa* a classmate of that other dis­ $4’.‘.6-.J W. o gum of u little our 113.000. jmrento. Mr ami M> Jtik- IVak.witli a.' K»lk tinguished graduate. Capt. Richmom!। in the mx month* tinder the recriver- mtrrnu-nt m Hickory Cotner* ceiiwt.-k Ship Beside.* at cumulating (ash on it y; Henton had charge ol hod Ol th.the bod? hand ami in banks ot neatly 1129.000. w|th Rpv Rwadlmg olhciaUng. the receiver has paid the "bill.-, payable" SaruJiitc aijri Brad- j. widow, Mr. AliC'-I.J Anyone who Ilk. -5 to get thing!tlonJ i- ’T>’7h7\-..-1"«nietmii\'m u’ "**l! bv ll"’ b“"k on Jul>’ 38 ol ! - ------ M»n” «eL> tired of going to commitl f mtliti o. ..imtlur .rfm from ..m in^'w’U “!rn'‘st 1,10000 Tlie bond uc- in. <-lingr>. Ironnde Bro-.. Prop-. Phonr 2497 . Ha-img- SjX: Picnic Hams Shanklcu, Lb. EMTERM SWIFT’S HAMS Whole or Half Swifts Premium Home Curefl •h a’. ten nclo k; nwirdtil a.- aii o.tUlanding authority' a.! ’it* «« 1nrM,**il ln l,‘'*'* fttva) o'lLNlruetion. Wilh'i I 3U P. M B'm;-'! ■ exccpttoti.ill f|lk-t<’in y he . -.nibiiie* 1 rair perMHtal finalities which . bine, i tftade him grr.it iy- beloved by all with ■ whom h>- ha< J|r Jennie A- Allt-rdin ’ :irom my lwm«- town. Hasting. Lloyd . Allerdlng ' und. !t>-rtiI-‘?.-, to ,.;iv. our ! . ... . JritUen. We tu.lighl -to d > him honor. It gives in.- the gnati.-t pleasure to tiodut church onb“tike this brief moment to pay tribute to thL* ..piendtd man who la . «o ninny I7C Lb- of our country. fTRANI>TtiEATKF *Jy ----------HASTINGS MICHIGAN----------------------- PROGRAM FOR TH|5 BALANCE OF THE WEEK, WED.- — THL’RS. JAMES CAGNEY in “TAXI 'Applnu? FRL — SAT. Double Feature Program Walter Huston in “The Ruling Voice” And Lunt and Fontane in •‘The GuardMAan" SUNDAY—MONDAY Fancy ^jShullz or Freeport Chickens I Marion Davies In BUTTER pound poitnd Z6C Z3C Philadelphia CREAM CHEESE and burul made vinwh sy near Sunnvid. Brings Home the “Bacon" 3 -k,. Sweet Cream Cottage CHEESE l< today r«.h 15c Premier SHRIMP JELLO 25c 29c PALMOLIVE SOAP 4 Bar* 25c Fel dpausch’s “Where Better Foods Cost Lett" We Deliver PHONE 2272 Halting Mkh. Also Our Gang Comedy and Pathe Talking News Coupon—TEES.—NIGHT. IN John Viawfurd. p.i.-**«d away early on Thur»day morning, at the home ol her Ray i’-.rrvr Mr?. CHIW- :k tot alMtot six month:,. 3 i< Croggpatch SARDINES inO«*< od “Polly of the Circus” INA CLAIRE 25c u;( 10c Premier TUNA FISH rental of.cmniniew High «chool wiU b«- more than *ulflci<-m | to, rover the com ut the pageant.; ' Wii.-huniloti Return-.,' given '.i-tl n- i'.-.h by .-tmli-nt - ul tin- grade. ;mir r high ami high whoob. according to Supt. VanB-.ivMrk. The pageant wav’ imt given tor purj>o*L- cd rvyemm. nndi three in charge an- -athfird u> huvr! Pit tie home ut oih- o’clock Saturday • afternoon and at two o’clock at the; Carlton Center Methndut church. Rev.i L E. Lane, pastor of the First United: Brethren church officiating Burial wnsj HEATH GF .MRS. HORA LAKE. ’ Mrs. Dora Lake. 7t>. died on Thuisduy. Marcii 17. ut her home tn the! second ward. Funeral xcAiccs were I held ul the U. B rhutch on Siuiduy, ..i 2 uo p. M. Rev. Lane otuemung-i Burial in Valley Home <6|x>nablc>i Gordon Clement local tilling MuUort operator. is here |4ctu»d receiving the cemetery. I trophy hr wm, to» fjidThi.j grr.ite’t ixrctnlage gain in sales during November ■ ,u><. u-.ii.mL i iiiiivni; the tiny statwi^ ot his district, irmn Coinpuny teprvUIU |^.>><u wmiws Grupefhilt manages w to m get iiku iuclf unui into ■rutatlveA in Chicago. In addltion, Mr. Qk-nieut won another trophy for great- the public eve without the iud of the ■ ‘ jt»t gain in businew.among 3^00 stations, hi this section 5f the country. newspapers. ’ ’ Weil.. Thun., Frt. Wallace Beery and . Clark Gable in “Rebound” ‘HELL DIVERS' Also Screen Sons. “IJght of tbe Silvery Moon" 5 Iso Palhr Talking New* No Advance In Prices. SATURDAY ONLY Big Double Feature Program George O’Brien In “The Caballero” And Lew Ayrea in "HEAVEN AND EARTH” Aho Cartoon, “The Spider and the Fly” ! �PAOt mn THE HASTINGS RtNSTtt. WEDNESDAY. MARCH S3, IMS WARD BASEBALL GAMES Sporting Items 0.5. CHS 10 FASTER PIONS IHHECBK TO OPEN ON APRIL 19 Local Boys, Undor Sponsorship of Pythians, tp Play in Junior World's Series (Continued from page one) ...t. e--...... . Bo»’ Newhall, vponn annnmic'r at ,Jllii details otllwiWLW :,tate'd in his broadcast Monday,.... urney while Chud James. ArnoM ]al a niertlng of Nuiionu!' ■'<. ISA1 rkin* and William Kennedy w.ie o»| । An„.tlfiul t^utu<' offlnul-. th- . »)•» — ■ - -......... r commu te- i„ eharg- of chornpn t [ WoioOOO to rtefrav ex- ''»><«' d< atb I" mi I ] , . . u.t Lxu.* i" the Junior World Sr, u. 'I h, T’-’hUunkai one ,0:1 following leatnr, have ••irtcred: 1 TWELVE TEAMS SION UP I 1rhe —"Altair'-- Allfii'tcr.:" Neil Adair. FOR OPENING ROUND Icapiuin. IzchlcitiUT. Snyder. R<v.«, Z« r - ivnl PH--Hit >n—WlriiDcyWi.rd.^ai the diamond stars Uns iensou..the ’.ip- , propnation 1., a wricome surprise to'! ih»- buy-, ot thus country, of which it- *-j t.-tiniutrd over 500bW will enter into; piinjx-titlon this .summer. IN CONSOLATION SERIES Winners-To Be Presented With ' Silver Basket Bull, Watch Chain Charms 1931 TAXES flu.--. basket Udi and io help hl! in th.Him- pretwdiiu: llu- aliening of track, pnu-tso.-, Couch b-lu- Hawihwiu- and 8lu*.Hman. Don Gmidn-r, Wuvuon BhetIK-ld * 6 - Srnlora " Bill Kenniiiy, captain. Junior McMillan; Steve K a r ni e -. April 19 April 91 were .-.fgiK-d up for tin- opening rotin Adam* Kt-nyou. cool. Hall. CqgMtgll 7—."Sophomore*:" Ednioiut- Howard, which began yesterday alt(-|noon. Lo*. < y». in tin- first round will piny a con captain, Beckwith? 'thompson. Bush,’ Iiuckiniiri. McIntyre. . 8 "OwU Club " Tyler, captain, Slrhlile. Sigler. Hummohd. Jnlm Adr May 10 May-12. e.-i|Aithi. Hoy Cronk, ___ Murphy, r..,, iln-w. B. Gaskill. 1 Gaskill. Fry. ->■70 FIT GUARANTEED THE NEW l- ABRii S Order Your Suit Now for Easter.! McCall Bros, Tailors Drmitliv-Clregorian. ■■I'ftial Hvmn. ‘ Come k’l.iin —S .Kevin. Hude. "Hosanna"—Paul 19894946 -Morn <;! Gladm-v Ward vs. jnd Ward!of which I' aMings -township rej< ifuniwld taxe-Cl -Total tax a v« ---« d urw Team •rivtol and city pm-. r -. Kt and Prayer. . . 4th Ward V. Jn .. 3rd Ward vs. 2n 14 Ward v . 3rd Wind Wav returned ax unjuid. or-just 2nd Ward vs l>i W.ud >' Ht'le «At-r . u n |M-r Cent. One year . 4th Ward vs. 3rd Ward ••>»■* .cit>' reljirned ifi unpaid luxe.. ’59^ Here’s a new washer that bears the famous EASY name und the .dependable EASY guaranty. A belter washer offering important advantage? that make for quicker washing and im­ proved results. This EASY is new throughout—not an old model cheapened to meet a price. 41 h Ward h Ward: Suits EASY WASHER only OF PLAY LOSERS TO COMPETE New Spring LOW PRICE for a genuine NEW C0:./A m y w.i; pnvTl- fci-d (<• do Silver basket bull watch-chain tro­ phies will Im- uwaidcd to members. <>! tlie winning train. Each teiun Wa* Jr- Never Before such a aensatiohally in 1931 Was $19217.98 of wtilihc« were returned as unpaid, or jx-r c« nt. In 1930 iftpe n-iurmd , 99 of unpaid -taxes. ng T;i'< • of al! I&nda levied' in for the year 1931 ‘nggrogah.-d! Risen Today' Sec these outstanding fea­ tures: Standard full-pow­ ered motor; Beautiful enameled tub; balloon-type wringer rolls; big EASY agitator. The new EASY is a quality washer built without compromise iq ma­ terials or workmanship. J ir-t Xlrlliudht Chttri li. flnr < ivtcc at the Methodist will lie a] six o’clock -in the tVar'll in. At this :.crvn-c there will be You can have this new and DOWN 12 -' Barry's m-rries " Norman Berry. Ward h baptism und reception of members, and cniWji. Frank Cronk. Gerald Stanton. belter EASY Washer nt an Ward the Holy Coinpiunion will be adminUand $1.50 nt. For the preceding Npvii •Stanton, R« Ruhl. Ward , ■. i« red to thine who were not 'present on arnnzinjliy big saving. Sec I'll ' ! ■ Meetings-for the first found an* xs1 June 23. Ward! Thurwlay evening, Special musical leathis big value today. i June 28. Word port thli 1 •tin-.- are the Organ Prelude gnd PoMI • TwcJve-l-Ups" v V Mf . A ' June 3'1 Ward —Total tax levied for alltlude by Mr* James Bristol, the chorus 2Fn-.-hmcn" vs. "Juniors."Dan• purn&es in 1911 wk, $25.53328. Re- tI; >>r will sing A.< It Began To Dawn" 1 3—"Seniors" vs - Raidt'-; Raiders" July 5.. Ward •turned ,v. unpaid S7221.30. or a little *4' Stub* und.-the quartette number is 1 4—“Wcham'.i. Wizards' vjl "Owls July 7 tar before "To Thv GaxdCt" by Offenbach Club " “Complete Home Furni»her»“ as unpaid R* ' Dewo’s Vub.icct at the ten -> — liger:, A... oopi|ul .July 14 4j. o’clock .‘civlce is -Life Stretched Out." TELEPHONE 2226 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN 6 —“Adjl: s' Atilletr*." (July 19. all kinds The. chono* will sing "King All GlorBerries" ’ [July 21... .1st ward Rcturn- d iouc by Vai! A solo with violin ■ Lord Is Risen", by Lansing ndered by Mrs Robert Burch; JUNIOR CAGE TEAM Selection—Sunday School orchtw.ro. this city, four great-grandchildren, two und Raymond Windekntcht. l.l-.r , 1 IIill- I!, .,1,10'1'11. ..... ..... brothers. Lor.-nro and Eugene Cain, of Hssttan> Parish. Pralrirv!Ue-t-TctnI '.ul levied for nil vio',hi;.*-1. Ah opjx>rlumty for baptism - WINS "A" LEAGUE TITLE purjxiH-.- in 19’il wi.-x $33.040 80 R< - rtii'i new members to unite with the . An Easter service for the Hastings this city, two nieces of South Betid. Dirk Foreman, wlio took tlie li-ad Ind., und a host of friends. . . unpaid $.i;«f!' S7. or about 17church will be given .at this service Parish will be given by the various Just as gently as fades the light early in the scries arid lw*UI it until the! Seniors Abend in “B“ Compeli- Turned unpaid , ti-r cent. 6f the t percent. 1930 tnx di all kinds al-<■ S'ipditf rchool follow?, morinni; churches ot the parish at the Good Will rliiM*, won lii. • place in the K. ot P i After the sun is gone. tion—^Tournament Arouses levied Prairii-vijle reported a. unjiaid wnrj.hip when the ITister ollcring for church next Sunday night, at 8:oo. enbbage tuiirm y with sixty gaipra out II Just as gently as through the night ,oTilv $1,969 W). ' World Service will be taken In the The program "The Eternal Light" i Great Enthusiasm । of uiw huiidfed pBiyi’d. Foreman i' -| The steady stars shine on • will be given. Welcome rendering part cc.ivctl 11 tine bridge table from the enmJunior eagers won the : A" Le.ique' Rutland.-Total tax as.vesj.ed in J931: claws i»10.fl!ffl 7l, of which $5,182.7 i‘ war, re-. CVvlng the day's services .will be the of the sobgs. Quimby will give some Just as softly as spring leaves come । class basket bail chnmpionshln of the Or snow flakes cover the sod. Walt Lewis stood second with nfty- । llx-11 nth* HK’h school with seven win* .turned ;t- un;mtd. tr little tutr'31 m-rI cantata, Tne Greatest Love” by H. W songs uiuT recitations. Hendershott will Passed she out of this eartldy home irtixig nit 7 I • ui the ev< ning present a\ dramatic play on "Saul's fonr game?; He received a cribbai'e iu>d one defeat while the wnion; won; : • 1 . paid taxes M $4.38793. (The * inv chorus QUonis if ox forty xorty voices is directed, air Damascus Roaci Experience." Good , Into, the home of God. I tin* ' B" League rompeHHon With six: Thomapplr—for 1931 Thornapple Thornapple ■| by Mr Burch und following Lx h the<i Will's part Will lx* "A Missionary Cafl c Boyes received a.-, n roiv-olatibri1; wins and no defeats. Thi- wax a xtrict-' OBITUARY. from Africa." Other songs will be given a rribbagr board. Dave's' gro<s;; h* class tournament that has Ix-i n ear-! ’evil d taxes for ail purf^sc.-. o ' $36,968 - ■ program! Leaho I. Walker, daughter of Mr. JO. nnif titer,- wt-nr returned n unpaid' Orean Prelude—Mr«. James Bristol k. utj^nlne minus won, ,rj Uiu aniniii-t saw 14. or a wut 22 . j J ’ rocr.vlonal. The public is invited tn attend this and Mrs. Jake Walker. wo* born May he Pedro corflpctiimri. Don Put’19, 1395. in Yankee Springs. She de. ■ un- Prayer—Rq. Dewey. jiarted this life March 13. 1832 a’- Bat­ table. tle Creek at Xhc age of 36 years, nine OBITVAIW. Ht-ib' C-ilkini stood >«-cnnd and went I—Opening chorus with Tenor solo—| montiis and twenty-three day-. She Woodland—Woodland township lev.J Ear! l-.urtir- Wilh one deck of card; tn the Coleman mid soprano and alto I Lucy Jcnette Caln, daughter of James; leaves to mourn a father and mother, Rood. • ' . '' duel. Mis Burch and Mrs. L. B and Clarissa Cain, was born.July 23,i one .-ister. Mrs. Mildred M. Ol* r. and .... Ol that amount S11336.Hilly Sul though 185.', in the town of Yates. Orleans k.u liKW ,a „ -------------------a con-] Ch.unb< iiiun. two nieces wwu Gladys M. -Olei and Donna -------- up r rt n wrer For Ubo’wiNKil.uui i ’ {*; Ru^hund Mr county. New; York, and passed away M O]vr an(j jr;tnd=. x ol candy, i[Brwk chew* a flist and Second : ... . . will be.glad Sl»rtsnuih-hip, teamwork and yjjiWnU MeUmdist '' rtturned $5 938 It a:s. unpaid. ; ' "01,J • Mw BunJ* ttnd X,r to the Great Beyond. March 17. 1932 Funeral was held at Uie tire Methodist a cliiillongi- from any otiier-:piaye<| were among the facton. M' at her daughters home In Hastings at church at popart, March 16. 1932 at I..,.krrSorinas The total tax ol ah k, ‘‘’‘'m . -r « ’ tch J’orvinaii . and B!o,'.ai: < :ui;ldi nd in-makirie hv, m li HI—Bass Solo, The Morn ol ,Vic-: the llfg of 77 years M-ven months and ^o.thn.y o-dock. Kev Wynn official24 days. While still a small ohild, .die tngBurla! ln P i casa nt Hill cemetery •ry. ” D. A. VanBtiskirk. and Chorus. ! tioris. The trams.are as follow wai.fI4.flU.2ft of which $7.737 40. or] •■luilleiipo to c. C. I with her parents, moved to Michigan. -Freeport ---------First Train. 53 per cent. ha$ been ret timed, tui un-1 On December 17. 1879 sh.’ was united E. raid. Sa'ndcen, For If19.10 the n-ported unpaid­ in marriage to John Crawford iho ' ■ Sill-tit the voice we hived to hear W. Ltiwrvncr. r.f. 1 axis 06 Yankee Spring!; on March 15 ’ Mr. Windeknecht., Vf—S<ipfano. Tenor and Baritone: preceded hen in death one year ago. । Sincere and true, in heart und mind .Junior;were '838-11.83. \ quired liereMter work jMilltlcal O. ROW <C3J.’-‘. c She was ot a kind disposilipn and J What a beautiful memory she left be­ Junior । Thi> i.how.c a total ur assosed taxes] Trio. Peace b* With You." Mn. themes info their Tti is H Folhck. 1 K. . . loved by all who knew her . hind wnships trial* Burch. Mr. Coleman. Mr. Wirideknccht. She leaves to mourn her dejxirturej 599.I3J.53. ofi Vi I'-Contralto Solo. "B1cm«1 Ls Tlie one daughter. Mrs Ray Pierce, two; The grand essentials ot happiness; .Sophomore uh!r*’lu,aJ l,’!' amount of unpaid taxes! Nat.on." Mrs. Keith Bowman granddaughters. Mrs, Thomas' English________ something io do. something u> love, 1 "'l'"'c*' ■ iuz . njujiiy vrctviuu-r on ® Tile Lord Is King, .. .S<-nin.'*‘"lXir,vd |o th^ county trctiMittr on' of.Lansing aijd Mrs. Robert Dryer of something to hope.for. r4£, ,U. thru,«. .«and Ch»r» ■ H Reynolds,' r h,ni .' ' ni. Hu ....... I, WW. » >■ „ ,X -*W«M W» N Gardner, 1 g «—3WJ.-.1 m ,I 2-5 |»r The Hl™ ..I K. Bitiffic fCapt.i. rg. a! amount or wpaid taxes reported! •*—Lriuri..*-. He Ruleth Forever. Team »tanding-i arc as.faltawv_____„ . ITtOnn-Bori county ka; $80.86634/*'•*** -^i^HiiQ-and-ulhv e<»»*- 1>y Mrs ■-•"A’'"Ira;nie—Juniors, first, won 7■ Which WU- about 13'. per cent ol rhe Wmdekneeht. Mias Etta Paton and lost 1; seniors, second, won 5 lo- t 3:’ total tax n.w-Jt ii for this year. I Miss Vcrlan Linington. freshmen, third, won 3 Jost 5; sopho■ While the percentage of unpaid taxes 3^—BftSS 8trt°. "Love's Victory,"-C.i morfSrftnrrth. wop 1 lost 7. . . hi Barry county is much larger tor 1BJI A "B" League-Seniors, first. won „.... .fl than Iur .JU w<> believe. th’aL in view i XII—Finale Chorus. "Was The End for n 1930. last none; jjinlors. second, won louri, 0f. .financial of the World." ..... —........... -Udirions existing | W1 lost 3; sophomores, third, won 3 lost 4*. ] throughout the country, tin*percentagei Evening Offering. freahmen. fourth, won nom* lost 6 ;ls, on the whole, creditable to Barry i Organ Olfertory—Mrs Bristol. {.county.- We liuvx- noticed returns from| Benediction—Rev. Dewey. Organ Posllude—Mrs. Bristol. Clinton, Ionin, Gratiot and Eaton cuuny-. . 1" tii;s. wnicn which nave have mucn much r.igncr higher vaiuavalua-T Presbyterian Chorch. "•"‘,I ,’1!,n Hi,rTy yet “1C i*r‘-<'»<a«e of r ,HOWilllt „ Following B ulI the. pr program to be pre-: Hastings High tricksters will oA-n J!lx' f',r J:Ml rl,n-'-idcrnbly rented at — *ten-thirty “ Easier. Sunday! th. So5>. l» »lh l *5 “ch" ~»«t6 than • the season. April 16. with a trianguhii Seleclion—Sunday School Orchestra.! meet to include Allegan and Grund; .t has been in Barrj county. ! Cantata. "Death and Life." -t by — the'■ Rapids Union, according to Coach' •*- ( ---------- ■ — —« ^73- -----Frances] Leslie Hawthorne. Tlie coach says that BARBERS CORNERS. jouartette composed of Miss Frances! Mrs. *Lyman Cham-1 considerable good material ly available; The P. T A. will .hold! their next ■Hunter,' Hunter, soprano. " alto. E.trl. Culentyt. tenor andi this year and tiiat prosixxiMor a sue-' meeting Friday evening;..../I Aprilberlmn. E Thcyii a fine program and a.gdodj P- A. VanBuskirk. bass. Mrs. Mabel! cesstul season are bright. 'inrt* -------phinnlnq ----------------------------------J----! attendance is de»ired. The. u.ual j»» Clark will preside at the organ. I , ........... luck supper will be served. Bring your]■] T *H* r»»f«r TinEister t^«.snn Lesson—JnnimJunior niri« Girls of Lloyd Colvin and Vi re Carter went to'°»” s' rv‘l••'- -sandwich.-„ and one. Mrs Ironside's class ' Primary Department — Waldron Monday after the former's'0,hcr dUh °r fix,tl I HERE are various Grades of milk. Milk is graded wife nnd two children who lihvo been Mr*.- Margaret wycox of Coats Grove] Recitation. "Welcome"—Billy Slebvisiting friends a couple of weeks They twill .tench the Alto!t .school for th-.-! !'■ CLEANLINESS. Cr.d. "A" i> the Easter Song. - Tis Easter'—By all returned home Tuesday! cpmin'g year and this will be her fourth CLEANEST, then comes Grade "B” and so on. Because Recitation. "One Word '—Joan DuckMr and Mr*. John Murphy of Grand 'car. nt this school. of the many epidemics traced directly to UNCLEAN Rapids spent Tuesday at Charles Bon-'■ Mr.'. Lewis Baucbman has beet) ' 81fkl.Cr’] Exercise. "Golden Bees'—E101 s e • n State of Michigan took over the inspection of nett’L 'for jeveral weeks with heart failure. ]st<torcr's class. all Dairies in order to protect the public health. In ad­ Mr. and Mrs. Byron Rowlader and m w Cr>'x,al Brogdon in company* IRecitation. "Happy Easter" —Jack children of wnma Grand tramas Rapids spent spent monMon­ dition to this we have every one of our milch cows regu­ Ith her parents. 'JE. Mr ™ and "... Mrs. ~ R 'it*1 Mu« Myrtle Wilson attended a:Mannl. day with larly inspected for TB and any other disease that might i>„----Recitation. "I Know '—William Kelly. J. Williams. Mrs. Siebert. ----------returned teacher:. . meeting at’the court house11 Rnriii contaminate the milk we Sell. |! ExercL«e. 'Silver Stepping Stones," with them to her home there for n I in Hustings Saturday. i ’ J^nne .Ir-ltlTW* IXVrieV tVVrlM' class. rlu<* ' icw days. ua>-a. Tew ' - ----------------- ------ •*■ ■ • Mr and-Mrs. Caret FmWF attended' Recitation. "Jesus Lives." — Jimmy Nearly every house in the neighbor-! the funeral 0! Mie former's aunt. 'Mr.;, THE RESULT IS that the Highlands Dairy is the hood has some one sick with the flu.. Austin Barnum, of Cbnts Grove Fri- Coleman. ONLY Dairy in this section that is permitted by the Recitation. "A Singing Greeting"— Pnul Palmer and John Mugridge arc 1 day afternoon. • State of Michigan to sell Grade “A” Milk. That's BE­ Beverly Cook. out of school with tlie chicken pox. Mr. ttnd Mrs. Horace Birntun have CAUSE we overlook NOTHING that aids in tho pro­ Exercise, "Little Gardeners"—Mrs. Steve Carter and Matt Bedford were 1 both been :ick with the flu. Mrs. Barn­ duction of CLEAN MILK. We know 'of no place in . in Grand Rapids Friday. • uni is unproved some, but Mr. Barnum Hyatt's class. Michigan, or any other state, where Grade "A" Mjlk Song, "Seed of Love'—By all. Clifton Campbell had the misfortune remains quite sick. Recitation, "The Story in His Book”: is being sold at as low a price as we sell it. Wouldn't TSU^1,">?*n* ,b“5 Mr,. He™»n H.uer .pern Tu««uv —John Shults. YOU like to KNOW that the milk you are using in your W b J. .0 be »n er^Sta w“" Mr" ol'" c,“m Exercise. "What We Can Do"—Mrs. home is CLEAN? The Irving group Extension club- ‘“r , „ „ , , „ , Hyatc's class. parly scheduled for March 20 nt IrvMU" L11“ IK<.ker °r N^heast Carl­ Recitation, "My Flower” — Junior ing Grange hall will be postponed un-i'01’ 15 spending a few days with Mr. Bechtel. ■ Grade "A" Milk (Pasteurised or Raw) 10c Quart. Hi some time In April. I and Mr$- Reuben Wilson. Recitation, "A Happy Easter"—Mur-' Grade "B" Milk (Paateuriied or Raw) 8c Quart Mr. nnd Mrs Melvjn Hunt and chilVisitors of L J Matthew's over the ray Sullivan. . , dren of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Wl«k e,,tl »w“'‘f1 L. J., qui Easter Pageant—Josephine Spilth's Mrs. John Vandenberg, local, were Matthews. Mnt Catherine Sprague nnd c!aut. guests of Mr- and Mrs. Kryn Vanden-1 Mr-find Mrs. W. B. Matthews of Grand , junior Boys. "Trumpet Call to BravMICHIGAN berg nnd Donald Sunday, I Rapid.-, and Mr and Mrs. Dudley Ken-. cry"—Mrs. Leary's class. Him Nibbs' daughter., Corrie, and ned>, ' . Intonnedlatc OlrL,—Hymn PantoTelephone 2651 ROBT. W. COOK, Prop. Hutfap three small children of Hoboken. N. J., Maw Mihulc Manhewo returned mime, O Love that Will Not Lei Me arc visiting tier father who is in very I home Mrmdny after'.spending a few ( go"--Mrs. Johnson's class, poor health. weeks at her brother's L. J. Matthews. | Oflcriug and announcements. 1st Ward v.--. 3rd Ward! . 2nd Ward v. 4jh ..3ml -Ward vs. 1st . 3rd Ward v>. 2nd 4th Ward vs. 3rd ..4th Ward vs. 1st . .4th Ward v. 2nd 2nd Ward vs. 3rd Team . 3rd Ward ..1st Ward Pay $5 Miller furniture Company Foreman Wins K. otP. Cribbage Tournament DO YOU NEED A NEW ROOF? We have in stock a complete line of RULEROID and JOHNSMANVILLE roofing. We have a good many designs and colors at prices which will favorably compare with any price which might be quoted you. Remember everything being equal, you should leave . your roofing-business in Hastings; it gives HASTINGS MEN WORK! H.H.S. Track Season Upens on April 16 _------ - for Your Family Use Should Be CLEAN Telephone 2X76 LUMBER COMPANY HASTINGS The Highlands Dairy �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 23. 1M2 PAGE FOUR Tkn The Ha.tlngt Banner ,U1. Tht» fhan tt per cent of lh,„ Wrdr.u.r M Buiisn Item*, highways, education and chariitjw. This I* a top-heavy situation. In .... . -- the future, in- believe, a greater per­ -* I iiiiUyi mive to go fo'r conservation of natural > . u ,.*a ------------- resources and- less tor road-building iimM: . I programs and education. Mon- sood w' road* will alway.. be needed-and cduca' tional institutions can stand improveJ- . ... < ■ IX II* HOY mint; but our point is that such prograins will have to be pushed along ION CMS more slowly. A good share of our Wealth •ccmc. come., from irom hie nic land laou and miu the roc time uu.e i>•(U.'TSlllF KSKKY COtrXTT. ONE • at >I.,UI K.'r.. whrti w.- must .t>i-, 1,-1 .,™, ..ere wnen .hru w« mu>i just atetut mu*t w> pay c...... ... ■ - md Opiniu„s. Tliis and That Backward Glances; r«iii>s*4 Bits of Yesterday Waalilngton'i “Fightingcst" General. "Mad Adthony' Wayne. » ^centagc of tlie total expenditures will A Born Soldier. TEN YEARS*AGO TODAY.. | •AN INCIDENT, Prabed by man winm wi HaMtngs High school basket ball ' Enemies. ----------I The IIX 41<W41I>B* <>**11 .CIIUUI UUII ‘lout a*131 Thursday mursoay a msn »on ai Princeton, preparing to take a law Bta« th. nation u celobnum 1U ,c'*“ course, told u* the follnwink very In* . «r tournament for foe xouUiwesterti soutiiwestern .Mich .Michigan tan ^aged at Kalamazoo thia-week.) terestlng incident His son was on a. greatest man. George Washington. t0 •b"‘ »r’P *'th ", «50U»’ stu- every man who helped him fight the! having drawn Marshall whom they dodent* when one of them produced some । baltle fo: our.Independence shores in feated recently on the lotte;'* 0°or, os' Bnd „ arwjni) TtM. you:h h h>s glory and claims noUonoi interest 'h*‘r. n”t .®pf?onc”u T.hu FY* J",1® declined to Indulge, und preeserf nd when pre. -c l bc Pl®>*d in the Normal gym.|t Kala-i know d:d dsd D 13 «•’ «* l««‘ •>< these dashing aflenwon ■>» Bl ,»v twi uuw,«., oclock I for a reason replied; "I! k::*w r a „.n* a»a.»,aa.<aw • . ...-I r-money .- <nnn*v , otnevrs "Mad Anthnnv W.ivne' working hard at heme to get t1? officers waswas-Mad Anthony Wayne." c^h Evac-.... lun..... glrtng hu *... u__ - •—-----------.. ...... , . to jhc al,0 keep kceP4> M' at Hit the University Tlie The ul-;- whose name is familiar to every Ameri- good practice to keep fil and they are1 „ u.. lU... „x mc’ud- loW4nCe hc nu t^y uno lov„ a hen, expected to win the first game I & H ST. What's New for Wl mor. ar? quaUt*. of the land and oilier natural 're-wrcc*. BiiiWing programs must be rcducr-J; the problems of erosion. maintenance of soil tentlity. reforests, , ,, , , , :tion. and conservation bf forest, lakr.s .*4 m.> und stream* attacked with' increased I1 re MIM '-enenry M. ot uvare c.incerntd with liw con’c'o'T.rte u-rvat.<.-n < f natural resources wheUur i-i • , :.'oi.,i**r- u<-r< a.lze i^ or not. Thr *oil is the , . . .<sic source .>1 wealth. It sc«n* io u<u- unsound tiiat tins interest uu the debt ■ i •qa.fpM cause he davnt tiiink I need it but be-; jn>m the moment of hi* birth, for he by alarm at present and manufacturers! c*‘f*'1,1 1 ‘trt " r ™'‘: | t>lcked New Year's Day itself for tiiat.back order* sufficient to keep' J***®" : important event. He first saw the llghTthem busy for several months. In Char-' ^Cd £ ie* real"e "n JJnu^ J* ,745' al) the I , . * . "P . reason «'1, which-makes this vear hte l«7th anni-• rage, according* to Charlotte paper* heard, and you make me ashamed °t|yen>ary. Wayne was tmmed Apthony Mias Margaret Spaulding, a CharniyM-If. R a lot of other young-men| #n,,r hls grandfather, an- Englishman lotte infi. sang in Cincinnati re’?«„ u."vm.ren. U U'ry'whn lived in Ireland for some years be- ccntly and it wax heard by a number h 11 IU1_C" U ' 11 ' ‘ :,r,h migrating to Colonial America >>f her filenda in the former place. HasSMALL TOWNS DONT D1E-THEY:’*' r.e ,hr. bu,h «»» * « “W stud.-iiu at Ann Arbor having COMMIT SUICIDE (that .h., graiidMit). Anhonj wa- able. ai cvm to radio, pljones tell of hearing , I to start life with some advantages nr entire evening performances ‘of the <1U r,'y "T,”1*,? t»* *->' «f education. He also came'Chicago Grand Opera Company and n^iW" r««ntiy. And it; n;ituninv by hi* lighting blood, th- concert* at Pittsburgh. Newark, Detroit T,4 a,,, «xx EASTER WEAR? «Ucntton to maintaining the anything for m«x«uhln- . the work which is senPout of town and to the government printing offices, two , or three more printers could have jobs complained to hl* father that more .-land, coat.-, about 8150. and two enlpty hou«c« would nil up. time would have to !»•• given to study: ----------If the hpuxewives did not buy from and !!••.•■ to playing soldier, or Anthony; TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY, wagon salesman and catalogs, many­ would hive to leave school. H. liter! Rev Maurice Grigsby, to whom the more cletks would be needed tn the wax sent to the academy which became! members of the Hastings Presbyterian busing district and ■ more empty .»>• ni. and; -*»■>: church recently extended a call, will thc n/Hv^-uitu tWtvvrreiiy of n»M>,««te<4 Pennsylvania, houses would fill up. there distingubhcd himself in matiw- ! prcadi hte first sermon here ns pastor If, the townspeople did nut go to matics and. at the age oi eighteen, he:: next Sunday. neighboring rilles to trade, many more become a surveyor, like the ■ youthful i ■ Members of the Hasting* Lodge No qjrrks would be needed, ail vacant George Washington. * Needfess to say the great bulk nf I 58. I, O t> F. have purchased the old business building* would be occupied Early In the outbreak of Hie cam-;j Methodist church at JefTenon and . this material Is.hurled ut our waste and numerous empty house*- would be pniRii for Independence. Anthony !। Green streets and will use )l for a basket, with more or less accuracy. ;u filled • * Wayne put hla ffi-i v heart into the /rav­ fast as it is received—and a bic major­ 11 a home laundry could be support­ in 1775 In- served, along-with Benjainml, temple. ity ot it we do not even bothc^b open. ed here a half dozen girls und a truck Franklin, on the Pennsylvuma Com-i1 ThUty-fivi* little bofr and girls came driver would be- employed und two or mittce ot Safety, nnd m that Mmrii to help Kenneth R Heath erkkrate hte And What is happening here is happeni'lxili birthday Refreshments were three, houros would be built. ' y» ar h-- organized and drilled the 4th. • tng.ln almost every country newspaper, If everybody w-hozimkes hte money hi Pennsylvania regiment of soldiery. On|'served Kenneth received many pretty­ * office in America and to. even a great­ this community would spend his money Jnnuujar 3. 1770. he was commissioned ' gifts.. Mi-te Ruth Wtyiscrl ha* been very . t|lls community .the home town er extent in U»e dallies. Yet-newipapere ..re re-..-. there is no nw:; why he-ehwHtr would doubji- in population in a few a. colonel, and look his regiment to! ticri-ssful in organizing a class in /oik! kre suppesed to run this yafl al Uiri; man. ’ reinforce the. attack- on Quebec. Al be ex|x-ctc*i todevote *0 much time and year* and cv<-r>body in and arotlnd It Three Rivera he led* with all- Ills’j dancing and aesthetic work to begin ' own expeitsc. crowding out live local cm rgy to the continuance oi tin. *°'ild t><- ;ncwprrou3 Why aro nilln? characteriMic clash un assault on a i Saturday at 2.30 In the Mitsonif Hall ' Mis* Weisrert 1* taking a teacher* . , , . senseless tradition. Nor tv there any stations oty of }irop6ftiun to every sujM-rlor British force and there r<-[[course under Mr-* Trnvu and will prematerial uc wouldnt have n«»:n tor, « , other line of business in number? Be.• , । reason whv anv person interested It cause people buy almost ah of their (Kin- hcrsrlf to teach the Guilbert sys­ local news But wliat uc arc saying of' • ' tern. . • • , . . good government should expect thr - ... . Baton- ^apida, tht-c tree publinty material d-w not * ‘ Tin- Halting* Wool Bout Company , . . ..' 11.,. chief executive to give up a portion ot Journal. wan given Hie unporiant duly of d> recently donated 24 pair* of woo! boots' apnlv u> the interesting local Item*. , , ... . . —. , ■ hl* time to liandshamng. Nat many i f. tiding th<-.renter of the line at Chad s j for use of Hu- children of the open air tiiat our reader* send in Thi^e are al­ 'Ford against* the advunre «of Kny- : .school in Grand Rapid*. , „ ■ •* ,, , ibusincssnun would be wtlltnc io dr vote wav* welcome. Some* readers recm to, ' pliatwn s Ih-Mtans, and «» spiritedly Roy Andrus • arid Carl Wespinter believe that community newspaper* are' r,,*u ’ lHl- 1' * 1C^ 1 " 1 r,'v--I dill In- nsist ti-.- Hrttlsh attack that were in Clarksville Monday on businc*.™ >«■ puMMita, «< u. *h“ ""'Tt . ""‘I L * IM i... Ive^ credit from many military [connected with th- Masonic.lodge. A . , , . sole ptirpnre of shaking their hands । authorities for uving Washington* Carl P BcM-mer ol Gary, Ind., spent‘ family escaped in their night clothed tors own personal-views and opinion*., , , , ■ . , f'e./iiiAe nf WiKtltmt Sunday and Monday here. and ar*- left entirely destitute it l .. ^TltniDS Of \\ ISllOUl TO. . . mbutah During the lieari-breukhiK 77// U7.S7; man and 1. contrary to Hie practice of anv ’n'; ** ' '‘no ” r “ ” 11 .sad case niid cajlrloudly for public aid BRIEF OBSERVATIONS, THIRTY '.'EARS AGO TODAY and sympathF* . . . , community newxiW- making n con-.1 b*n 110inB ,o p“l !h" fhroti’i himuif up America to wry, wry young; ver .me. ______ tor ,'-i|-]i.i. elation of officcu fur 1902-3 at j that'many Um--.. _____ _____ , , ‘ , ,<>f president on a more biivine.-.-like bn file 13 iitet tlie Goveitior noun- very large; wry. very .rich, and very, nd \\.u.luHgtoH . a npvcjai meeting ot the Women's club scientiour. eflort to serve its readers. In '-Umv from outright starvation, nn.ut-ro. and, ..... pjj^y a(tcrhoon, rC.rUltCtl U3 fol- nated and the Senate confirmed the very, buiirjittous - Lady Astor fact'the columns al this paper are al-j u' wi/drjfs. it is more ' following penons u* NOtaric* Public in j these forays- were a sure trial to the: ways open, free of charge, to a discus-' STATESMAN AND POLITICIAN. and for the county ot Barry. viz..; "The Christianity of the future will i enemy. When Clinton* look his army; President. Mr.< Elizabeth Barber. hn i n,t e.r e it than j out of PhilatlelphUi that year. Wayne sion of topics of general interest nVice-Prci.-.dcnt. Mr.< M W Wight­ Emanuel j Frighner. John H Dennis,;'certainly bl- one Hut -recognizex unAstatesman. so a student of human that s to diMQi-vr hix ' i Albert R. *Dingman. ^ohn Carveth. dcr-tand* and- Welcome* it.. kin-lu-i «as otdcic.i to ham; op to the Britishman. . pardless of whether the view* expressed ;.lame. M Cadwalludi-i. Williuin H with M'ientihc truth Clorene-- Coo.: Cor. Srerct.ary, Mbs Alina. Johnson, i agree with the pefsonai opjmonx of the thinks about-tin- next gcncraitonwhtle William P. Sidiwin. Samuel C - was invariably a fight. At Monmouth. Hie. Sicrclary. Mr* Nettle Brooks. ;.’ Cole. ftlitors. No commuAity newspaper auf-i Woodman. Amu* R Bingham. Norman Wayne did more-than any other except a politician is a |H*rron who thinks Trenk. Mrs. Carrie Grunt Bailey, William L.Jtpwji. Lewis A fers from too much of tin* kind, of.^about the next election.' What better W.L-htngton htniM U to save the Amert can army from disaster and convert SSSr “r• A«wtex il people supported !>-, news The opinions expressed by read­ distinction could be made! Unfortnin ' that action ttlta n drawn battle. ■ ers . should be featured as -prominently - । nately. hbwever. even the bc»t ot states; When Stbny Rotnt was to be taken. . WU-Min, .Vermont J-™ ■> U>« -rtm, ot th, UM. » m,.r ,. W^rhtngtcn relied upon’ his nghfing re>>n«wn, re nu.< Uut .«U M- 1Jtn pob,;cun Keo,om,i,. „a ujh,' "Obedtencr' to law t- wha| makt-v guv i thony" brought otT.thc most daring ex­ ernment. not lhe muiics by which gov- Wta b.- rorem.W>- mm. .>«™1 b>,hi. 7 °"®‘k ** ” . plaint of hix whole career. Stony Tuerdat evening The first number on I A‘ l ,‘3U‘' ertinu-n’ l. dr-pruatetl Federal Judge th. re,M -.he m, » te m-tre-M it, tuIutrf, , t„r hal,. NEWS GLEANINGS , Pulnt,had been considered impregnable thr program wa» u M>h-<;tion bv Trogrlx ,, h, u ° j Richard J. Hotiklns ofr Kansas MMth tm ttm MMom mater. „ „ ____________ ■L ______________________________________________ OrchesH a rendered in it* usual pleas- 8at*rvtu,r by-the Greenback men of, Italy has ’installed only 0.8 tclcphoiu's; It c'iriffiiandr d the__________ impirtant cror-.un,; .. lai and obscene language—restrictions are ran- and thr country blc-scd with I”'*'.. — inhabitant*, "We arc growing out <>( thu- 'worship aswith.olcomparedKing's with 1 King* it wa,inK rsM-ntlat ‘Next came the little! Ho5Uligs townyhip on Saturdayx ■ ■ j Ferry, and Ferry, it was .md essential mannerinj manner • 3 3 ,n In Great Dn,wn Britain Bnd and to American tiiat it I" be’ * wrested F: n<^ Burch, who sang! ■ that we. ourselves, try to follow. more than . nr or tw i te fortunate On- “? ,n Fr“nc';•-. 33 '’ A ’T“•*? suen---. ’•"cn 1 4 “l tt rrM,‘d 'tavorite.• TYa . - ,a3 l" ,hc' Unlted 8tBUs ' n,un Bn,Uh rontro1 N”' *’",J *x' “w ,d hk" ,,k<- Grandma." her little Many Unv-s while sorting the free Za sl r in the. nexi bpopt. mint people willcould doubtless cotin£ Hu entire list, . . !ixujtion strongly tortitiid. it was pro- voice ringing out purr and clear, with! publicity • jtuik" that fills' our mailbox. br- buying tilings ratlu*r than pi«res <-i EVENTS OF T*HE PAST WEEK. French iwtumr.* vaUjed at M6.000.000 tected Ina marsh which at high tide tonre exceptionally • fine for one m,! oUrtrr.'h'tp in :1a- corportions that mad" . 1 *v.i.' covgfed by water so a* tri render young, Dbg* and air)Aanes enmix-te in search tlie tiling*." • Einivr Davp. fingers of both hands and still hav« are turned out annually. t the .county were half a* inclined -to angers left to spare* Nor U this nice?' ’ A Al« H Weber, tormrrly o! this city tor radmm riches in Great Bear Lake, ... j ihe fort itself an island A rlvvUt'M ferryboat, constructed .onWayne t «-k hte command to within but now with the Lsk.Lake Odc.vMi Odessa Wav-. Wav.-.- Region of Canada. express thfir views and opinionsnn- re-|. sartiv a reflection on men in publietlrely it ;;;s■Next to :rcki< n<-.- at tlie top ■>! .byweldlng.wasrecentlylalmehaHlk-AESl.halLV th- ilau-. and, wa> r:,vre.« c*iu>rn * 1 c‘,“hh “**iln ’ au * ur^iiu’ *•*-— , ____ _______ the Boom, the nirt*t foolish ihtng.in.the e-mmuimy-mtereM--o-^V are • l™fi<r& S- :n- >il Tri UMTIi-WOn. S C ........... [ ai!< d n>r mt.triigh! Th.-n he moved In-; Ticket of that village at the election; World . exhibit For I934~planned bj< Uurlffii dbcouragcmeirt at the bottom * ' ", .j .. fiueneed-by public opinion and public Andorra -on the Franco-Soam-'h'----- ' ,-------— ---------- ’ — «»• -■■■ .»»»< ** an Diego. <ML of the Jump -Roger W. Hateon •.-,-e U.11W.4 filled WI..1 drill, ,lrtn.,.. 1UclI tn,lch nJ(>fp eoncenH.;t (nVnt.,.r t; abolIt IB milt* long and 17 b> '.he ^’>01^’ To-insure* man to help direct the affair* of that; •he clement of s'urprt»e. the charge-/ . g nmtcrtel fur our paper >vh tnirtu<lr,!c pil „ nt th-n Wl.h nuir.<-fritter arid ha. .a population 0! hr H, nv'n’ nt 'Jrn:^ ,h* ................................ .. progrewive town. 1 u g -Canada motor travel on de­ -were removed, from all but a tew musFORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. |cllnclaws and acts un! only about 5200. kcl*. tlu.-c tot>.- fired to divert Blrithh' me. People are warned again'! an agent United States protest* to Liberia on j Tlte.'Pullmatl Company i* now bund­ attention from- thr r< il attacking. EXPENSE ‘ attempt ' travelling around the country und *ell-| use of torcc'in treatment ot natives. ing a sleeping car which will be all r-ilutnns So desperate w.i.- thr tponfll nci lk !.. r< the, uu; n solution called. ■ Nicnllnc" for'; s. u-fi.n----------aluminum except for the wheels, brakes that Wa] FOUR DEATHS AN HQUR March 21. remlml-d Roy ciwntU-i -d its b» lief that , a,tid spring*, and will weigh from 25 to •> nv cleaning and polishing plated ware.: Dry,, block proposal to M-nd prohi-; hb wedding-day. which war, March il. b>Uei ProbaiM, nu-belter .way'oi nt: r-ro bra-' articles *and th- like A tew bl lion law back to state., fur pouibk-’ 1012. Hi- stated that lhat night a t-r1 t KYd ,d 850V91 the need tor sain- driving could b­ hour, after the stufl U applied. Hu*: modification. < • rlble snowstorm set tn ihe next dftj" and tfve mad.* than by s’.rn»Mug the fact that.' Tronic ofiievr.. in Vernon. Texas re-1 took it. J. .Kling Ins men up the articles commence to crack and shortly the- c. K uiul S Wi.s bkKki^l Ml n>,' "ticket-." to careful drivers i ..... until he was hit injhe head by a; are ruineci and g<xxi for nothing tteiTwl’li as y:.u r.-.ni.thw |m;:< . somebody Mime- cently-gave 1 House fails to puss suits tax; income1 train.- could run Almost- all the >tii;timusket-ball m-ivc’.-/ -in Detroit. taxes hopsted. -— that laid him ------------General Major Anderson ot Detroit, r- -a few*where in Amenta is being kilCii m an; wavs in thu. section wen- iik.-ui... I a short time rm he recovered, recover, d. n^verthete-v. nt-verHielr.-.. ls m tlx city shaking hands with his blockaded Tlift war tin- year when Th< Ox/a and Tambridg.- Press.-'; „ thrfr <Rl 'Dre ButHl there ln in ff front British many friends and keeping everybody De Valera in-outlining, program rndui snow piled up in front of Hastings ivi-tax** ;u;'' t,lc Km,:.-. Pnntrr arc the only ■ ,. In h ,j.,. >. .«ih tnbu! ........ .» oaj.p ,)f i^i jmtiired. for united Ireland; bans further pay-! stores almost shut’ing out the view ot ,n Wa..lilll3:on 1... • -n ^ach t'.iwn miniires. Dur thrre publishers in England allowed to Wajw antf h . LaHenry- Bailey has returned from’ a menu- on land annuities. their fronts fr-an the street. This will onntthrttM, --------____..................____ _ t of visit in _ Oiangeviilc and\ b______ holding ng at tn. pc'.i ;. the Lot year for which (nil indicate that the month ot March in "*‘MW‘A com.-idu, m urnu down a case in his office 'Provisional truce between China and other years has brought uri>rl.M.» in . tl-w th- mens’ aiaiUbk. thirty.three thou-' Mahogany, oak. uufnut and white’ *.vri:ei4i Pte-.-.ire the wiwib moil suited to carv-j• ...ll. ...... ‘...... ‘n<l Ur ’!'‘r41 <:hur1'? Mr. and Mrs. Erf Morrill have re. Japan u announced .at League confer-' But »mul per*,’; [tee called stum Stony IMid Pdlnl 'the m< uu* nurpoM p-* r called tlie mo< bill- turned from Mt. Clctheiu where Ik- has cnce. . Rant asxiult assault in hf. history . liant tor I " t>.-u fop uK- beneilt ot his health Lam- m the -Rrvoimuin.* need that anything *ab- ot, n uKmawntH injured ai?h other The annual fish catch ux. Lake Eric Mixs Qcrtrudc Pendergast visited Bank i> orjanlzed in Czechoslovakia played important jrfirt* tn qiwzing trtetid- in Grand Rapids last week, therrxands have Mifiered revuely from to abOut 31,000 exclusively tor women. Cornuailb out ot the CurolUMJ. nnd m ’ Supt Moslwr ol the Chair Factory renou.- injuries and shock With these ------.spent Sunday with his family in Grand Banks in Sweden reported steady The Newspaper Engraving .Company. -ler relates ‘Dial, lie recently wal'hs fact* in mind, are Uu? extra second* w " ' wallb hue had in.r.vd into Vtruirua. Mad: despite crisis in Krcuger mutch firm; «-f Grund Rapids teiues every month hv s-inu- African natives per- Antlmny jvmimny iproved a gadtly to the British. RapKb. more bothersome. try to savrf by taking chances-on turn* termihir weird dance* y.-fling Mrs. W. H. Powers visited in Grand parliament •declares a moratorium. ,ju little booklet entitled •Pictures." The enmmaiftie. A, K..ern operossne uirew Rapid* 1-ret week. ■ ! March bstie contains u reproduction hillsides, crowded highways, or danger v - banging long club, c-n jh* ground. OoH hmuj-If upun the cn!tr<* British artr.c |r -----Banker* report an unusually large Hlhdenburg wins primary- from of the first page ut otic <d tile 105JXM1 ou» intersections uorthwlsite? Figure ' is piayen played amnst amoat ryri-ywhcre now-Hu- ,in(t Yurktpwu >- ».,< Wavne wirn . ul '° «mmi*r ot bogus dollars in circulation Hitler; former lucks about 160.000 votes circulars the Banner job rtxjir.s printed sut. opened • the hrsl ' parallel" Rirown Tiwy an- -excellent counterheiu. -Be of making hrsl election decisive. up the money value ot the- tew icronds: for Hie Michigan Mutual Windstorm or minute.' thus *av«-d and compare it Insurance Company of this city Tinihe indepcndanvctay* is the one that round Cornwullb. i key move m the raretui what you take tn the way ot jmal victory. sliver buggy wheels. Ruiiaia p^ies ban on foreign job' first jnige ol this circular contained a ‘with the combined co»t oi doctor buh. rsnt have any breakfast it ihe deCONSERVATION OF .RESOURCES. Another QL.Wiui Jed Tinkler has secured a position In hunters; ufllmployvd aliens no lo'ngcr pictur* ol the Windstorm Company's ateu ip to cook «™ ’ SO WKSIH- "STTR-OaKcT’^etM '"W •“* *• - ■“»' received when a nervous .'• , tiiry« al a barber shop in Kalamazoo .nnd has allowed to enter, country. building, uisq seven piciures shewing -SanXranciKO Chrtn;.!c. , Lalrtycltc .• camp ic* fly at him on a gone to the Celery City to work. ______ spe: .. .. -n.p (Pita, a„l. 11 ,n States Hu- results of cyl-ioncs und windstorms ' dark night Thr bullrt glanced from a w. A Swcczey a, League of Nations commission arrives In recent months In various purl* of Ur, :a». Mu -uu« ,w ln favor 01 ..n^djums J wa* in Grand Rapids b-ii-- in Waynes thigii and lodged in vesterday. IVi-i-l-'s IVord a: Shanghai for inquiry Into Sino-Jap- this Mate. which a compilation, by the federal: [ the flesh Far from angry at the whher. ’ hmm • dinerencm " i ,n comnenting on this issue tho -raoMt-LOATC _ ... ................ ... cr-nt'd* bureau on this .abject u avail-; [Wayne rag.-d instead against Hie FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY ciiuiv. Offit—- Milan. Harr -*on Another Oi.H'e word* derived American voinnuxapry. and complairad able • . ; ... many ................. iiiric wa* There no quidwas no quprum of the council , .... --re. .re. — va .......re ,0 v BV at. — -re —............. •- -—|I............................................................. .k-a .. .... ---- aa.rU... .had --- . had . -' Tlie idea of a.kfc tree wheeluig u ,to get, Mu ifUin LOtll*. l!;ti nUr |.u„ v luwadr ™. Mareliurlu, ™ -r-ratacuan ol time the root* are that it tho cartridge enough-on Tuesday evening °a !.e“l W*Ul ,‘or aUrt »«<* *«•* Ihe nfomentum curryfpromulgaic. -u___ ___ ________ ________ __________________ _____ Mala; M> orf In lund. U U.FK-. KJJSE w, .‘_'“‘“'J1 W-V«l Ite "to publish." compounded. powder, the ball would have gone clear An An exchange exchange asks asks: "Are we to have _ Michigan Windstorm Insurance Comroads; JL2 per cent fol yducatlon; 126 you R prob.ll)ly Uili lnv<nud b- probably, of pr. ."before," and vulgus.. through six OTtks of sleighing in March this Commonwealth of Australia i, cm■ •* any t,f Hastings, printed by. Cookpercent loAhanties.h6»piuUand cor-. junchiun club uiwaker-J-da.-’ “lc Whatever i* jwoinulgai- i Many timw had Washington com.' who jiublixli the Hustings* poweri-ri to i-onlUcatc revenue of uny 'Brothers, * recti uro; ^6,D per cent ter general gov-> . “ S J*>-([c» aJ*‘'*'_ora,,,decree, i* made pub-. mended tern foe hl* brilliancy ---------,7; ................ *J — mm un and uiuiiauvy aim ur tine Dr t E tl. H. Lathrop is building a line Banner rhe halftones we mgde were °»,n' “‘'••arauon: il is published daring. Tinesux-m was mutual. f->r barn on the north end of his lot near state defaulting in' ite interest pay­ ,85-Iin.: screen zinc hahtoues. More ernment; 44 per cent tor interest; 3.7 A scientist Is reported to have found . . merits. • I*r cent ter development and coruerva-- * fcUb*J“nc*! “r . T"' wm-iiuw ur a uuctrme. However, tne trtend-f and so admired each other that than loo.ooo imprewdofu* were printed A SMILE. directly from these halftones, no WHW. t» t. somewhat broadened into ......... . .... ...... ...... . . _ ' lion ot natural resources; 3.6 per cent tor mon' cuMhle. A' cold fried u>;tcr, sense "to. Wayne unci- i- hjid to have _remarked , Remember it u wry important .electrotypes being made." protection -a ot, persons — and 0 property; - . 2.6 MmhaMa>i_iare*4 probably!—Fort Wayne Nows-ScnuneL .. c ..... .nuhiuh PuMUh abroad with the intent ot gainwould storm tiic(gates of hell that good' men should be elected to Nobody ever added up* The value ot a smile; i The Banner te proud to haw ihb u Washington planned inc the as-, as- the Board of Education tor mlvcellaneoiu expenses; 1.7 per cent' OiwrouW with n, , • . ’iteelt. ••'«« *» wuwungion piannco We know how much a dollar's worth.- specimen of our job wwk shown 1R this idr LMisrrvatlon of health and s.nk ‘ 1 . 1 -i-rfr pronounced with o saiih m the honors paid to the Father *au!L In the hote-s paid to *!•„- Eall'.cr The house owned by Frank Holden And how rnucji .is if mile; . tor consenaUoii of hearth and *aiu-:Inail confidence had inure money ai in obey u as m up. n as in late -• thr Country ----------- -this year,. .... little booklet. Irut we have to udmit of Wayne.' and occupied by Mrs. John 8. Kennedy. We know the distance to the sun. taUuu; .7 fcr cent tor public urvlcet and the man wilh'iuauy more £vi»ii- i ' I he effort was made to name nud pme will dtreerw it* men- ju*t edit ot tlie city, on the state road that the excellent, work done by the **lU mv,,‘ JU*I ',ut’d Hxs city, on the State----- * The size and weight of earth; .. Newspaper - Engraving Company acenterprise* and .7 per. cent toe reaca- denre - Wesloa (Or. . uudtr jiX ~ «•' comniunutie non. along with that ot the nun he waa entirely destroyed by fire, with But no one here can tell us I counted for. not a htUe oi «» 1 intones. : adored and served w w«U. |lu contents, on Tuesday night. The' Just how much a smile is worth. 1Hence of the job. so'itets. THE EDITORS MAIL We w.tsh that people couht see Hie volume of so-called "copy" lhat reaches us each week from paid propMandute It r<> those with a Hau ior statiitla could have a ■ field-day" In estimating the »;riai amount of waste that mint be guing* on daily along this line. , ,A SILLY TRADITION ENDS We hope that Pre.Mdcn'. Hoover’s re­ 1rent abtlbhment of the daily pre-idcnHai handshaking Hour will la- pcr1 . ' 1manent. Few Miller ciuKipis have per&ted 1than thia daily grasping of the preal dent's ••paa*'' by lines of curious folks drawn by curiosity and the cgotbiic.il desire to brag to the folks back home that they met the president." Such i daily routine is'a time-killer that would not he tolerated in any go-.ng bustnes» Since the president is the executive head of the greatest "corporation"- in lnUreU attllchM t J V For news of the authentic new styles in Spring Suits ;iaH1 I(j (11 England, and Hie boy* Wayne Way. son of Rev. A. >’ Way turn to our showing of Suits ----------- father took acme .part in the French hav a w.relA* outfit with radio receiver conservation ofnnd natural n- 'T^^pro.J.nT^ ’X.d ,uve all and English conflict in America spent tor j nearly completed hope* soon to get and Topcoats, handcrafted In fact, young Anthony's martini i a "hearing in" on some ot the fine ■pint got in tlie way ert hh.schooling.| things being provided by radio phon-.* by Kuppenheimer. , An uncle, the boy * first schoolmaster., service. A find c!a.M> <«utllt. ur under­ incurred by bulldmg pro- bakery producte the bakerus would " * c*«* " *“ ”«• "'-k‘ or more Mam*, .-hould exceed the amount being.***-”* -B’*p“ •««» J» ccatplc 4 'only be* 5 Then take a look at the new spring styles of Hats by Stetson or Stylepark, add the Sanforized Arrow Shirts tiiat never shrink—a new one Free if they do. w< 4 Lambie & Doyle "The Store for Dad & Lad" Quotation Mi jx-ncl j w Way of Our World Current History nt th / •mi March Snowfall In Michigun Not Ibiique I 4 Compliments Banner On Fine Job Work This Pungent Purugruphs 0 I �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDN RAO1M Hastings Cut-Rate Shoe Store STATE STREET HASTINGS. MICHIGAN SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY - FRIDAY — SATURDAY Who cares if feet war , when you can keep your Special Low Prices! 4 BUCKLE RUBBER MEN’S 4 Buckle Cloth Work Arctics Arctics FOR WORM OR $187 Children’s 4 Buckle Arctics $^>48 WOMEN’S RUBBER GAITERS CHOICE 19 98 Women’s Lo-Cloth Gaiters NOW 'CJV)59c Men’s Clog Dress . RUBBERSWjmc Si»«» 7 to 10. NOW g 'Icanc, very iiutrqcUve The decUion Is OBITUARY. a public record, on file with the ccAmEmma I. Fuller, daughter of Jahn J. | ty clerk, and can be obtained from him and Cordelia Fuhet wa*, born Decern-1 end read, but of course not taken itom ber It. 1852. on th? old FuWer home­ j the—clerk's office. । Mead at Coats Grove. She attended’ country school and also Hastings High I school. •' On Januarv i. i&7! -.he wai| united in: (Continued from page onei ; marriage with Aueiln C Itanium, and to thtx union four children were bom. thcm*clv«-.v accordingly Mr Jarrnnn1 . ■ employed Attorney Barnett to file a' I r S 111 lly!||uQ I r| ;One passed on,in infancy-. Those sur! bill in the circuit court to eMoblhh the| UL U HUIVlIllfl I LU | vising are. Mr*' Edna A. Wood of Has­ ! true Jot line, tn accordance with the.--------------------------------- ------------------ tings. Mr* Mary W, Kiley Of Detroit ] and J. H. Dwighi Bayniin of QoaL* survey mentkntcd. also asked for a iContfiiUed from page onei ________ . I drove, ako four Krantl^oris and two permanent injunction against Mr! - ------------------------------------- . r; Treas .l B»*«t-sranddaughten« one brother. Lee Langston to restrain him from main-1 b'>rnr■ £-lcr“- .Llojd Shroyer; talnTng tlie hedge.**akohk< Hale r-nrnenrer Carpenter Highway. Commr H Fuller of Hastings and one *i»ter ___________tiarag____ "ashe . . Il-ilr ftinliwnv I then had it abo from lnt>-rf<rii'K with Fugi-ne F Nichols. Ju-tirc. Hem-.' Cairie A. Kennedy of Grund Rapid* the powwion of this strip ot k.nd, Wickham: Bd Review. Jame* Bowler BOUNOWLNE CISE SOECIDEO Insecticides ■ t Don’t Forget That Early Dormant Spraying! ftrhfi 11(1111111111TTR I ^hbV M,r m"*; The'wntim-nt in Castleton,mwn|hjp wU ir maik her’h.iT’shr X’,. ™«w.d K,... hm„„ s,X‘‘----------------as ins attorney, contending that, m th!*’ vine, clerk. H F Rrtninst/ ;i Treas Th? funeral was neid jiartmular block, there Lt what is com-1 Ralph Wetherber. Justice. E II Lath- -o ljV<. aiurrh Fridviv S IK 1932 motilv referred it Ir-rt-d Jo. ;.i aa* an ■■•overrun. ■.• • monly rf,p. full term, J C Mvfx-rtn ’h«r« i conducted by Rev Wm ... none ■<—■" of - the - line along aid «*tn — tenn; Bd. Review.■■ Menno W«liViti | Burial ill Fuller^ that between property- owner:* in lhat bio Highway Commr . George McDowell ' .'. Non-PartiMul—Stifx-ivi-o:. H. Wilber: many years punt, been, accepted nnd1 iSmith:- Clerk. Waym Offlev; Treas treated ns Hie property line, between (tele Flanrvgan, Justice. , t ill term i Mis* Thcima Dav , the respective parties living ' in •said| .I.UIU • ; fn-d w I Bad ,,,..were, united block, and tiiat a. few years ago ti siir-i Howard; nd Review. 1 i CongranilauntLlinger; Highway Cdnuni । qisroven'd. whrreuiion ..cveral of tin ’ wein. • parties on iota in Owi block agreed1 among them.-w!v« , -h,.- tm-y w.aild Quick: Clerk. Arthur H<r.i.:,t. Treas | day r vemne v !• । leave file property Im*.- a.i they had Lucy Hinckley; Justice. full Orrm. I i Mwrence Hammond Much sympathy >• cs ami M: ’ ipieman. Bd. Review-, t. E Pratt: infan: Tile cose caniv on for a hearing Ik- wav Commr. Rov Gartimrer font Judge McPrek, wit horn ,i Jurv. at the November term of circuit court, a number ol uitnnvw-.\ were sworn op edch side A: the conclusion »i the, , proofs judge McPeek made certain’ Mary Lipkry; Highway commr •ub- R.-td, Bd. of RcvImw. CRas. Callihan, land Hiinitma'id and Mt :ju»Ucs'.. Hamilton Munn. .lull tctuLi rcnci- Hammond wr-re AtaHp . follnw Walter Hidelnian.'fill vacancy I Lloyd Dunbar an ' I. That the pn-M nt hrdg< Democrat—Siiix-rviMir. Birney Mi It*-: 'tuck. Mr and M 'tamlinit on tlie ca*t .-idi- of, L.hi :t>r'-; Clerk. Carrie McDonald; Tri-a. ; baby. Mr and Mt !CiH -t r Archart; Bd Review.' PeUir children. Mi*. Mary MSRon, picket fi ner w hich hud been estabhUird ' Kunz; Highway Conunr . Juthe* Cnaw-] Hummond. Mrs Goldie Herrington there since 1898 • 'lev; Jiishcry! Lull term, Ben Merrick : boy*, all of Kalamazoo and Harold Anfo fill vacancy. Will Crate j on ut MattaWan Mr Ed Whirly of Pine Lake rqx-nt of the property. , .............................................. ....... lirpHlHH an--- o >i p - .. , i .* v ; «.iv>,i ..< Sunday wfth Mr and Mr. Fn-d Ball •v. c.tiled for iii'the city plat, is the Und oiou..e; Clerk, Clifford Kahler. Tre;U j Mr and Ml* Robert Burclwtt and children spent Sunday with,Mr ancT ■■•tabli.-.lpil by-Mr. Jack ILtkowsky. th-jt;or(!oj» Thompson; Highway Commr. engineer who made •!»• last •mrveyx1JliroW R,.g,.r: nd. <>f Review. Wm | Mrs M»«^lv BilHnga of Pi .rt:i-v ill.. and who ps the coUnty engineer fo^ live | chamberlain: Justice. Wm Whitmore. The Aniencan Srxnety of Mechanical Bun-, county tiud cmnmUMon. • . Democrat—Supervttdr. Ed. i*emi<l--.i: Engineers recommend- streamlining of mitt^d in* gy.rf kL'v b‘ C1'rk C“’'> R : ’rn'H <Sro''rr 1 ^ujnwbde*-’7<>‘“incroa*?-’‘:thei’f" -jred >suhnm taiMi u ib -IDaienpott.. Highway Commr. John] streamlining of pedestrians obvioudy . >o submit briefs in tlv. i.i— C irrfulh H:n-, Jumu< Ham Owns; Bd <>i will be the mxt steu'—Newark News .ptepatvd -briefs-Wwc UU r asbniitlrt! ReVF ' I «in oc ine m xi nep. ro aars. new s Hine. , by both attomeys. fn view ot the coni’ Irvijii Twp. Plicated legal qin-stlOxw prevented ! ....,_ ... casi fuiiy con-| Republican—Supcrvisoi. Wm. Me-iM>iu no sidcrud Hie c: the vuul time- the; Cann; Cletk Forrest BUehlrr; Treas.t until hi-drclsio-.'lihx-r Barcroft; Highway Commr. Eds.M week Wcdue*d,iv 1‘*a>'d Walter.*; Justice, Matthew Hcd-| Id’ ul favor nt M; • B;1 Rm>ew. Walter Hammonci Democrat—Supervisor. Robert J. Wil- ; Lnugidon quote the ripinion oi Judy.' McPeek in *«“» H! Rausch; Highway Commr .i : (he Citapel at ilastuig- cerneUry’. Morey Moore; 'Justice, c. I. Hentlcy: Your attention is called to the sjwc- full, but we will call attention to cer-l Bd. Review. J. D. Knowles. Mr. and Mi*. Adam Everly t p«ru '......... ' then “ " is follow* ' t il EaMir service at the Morgan 'tain । Mr. und. Mi- Earl Mudgf JnhnMuwn- Twp. -------- _ --------- ■x;*mtnat:o:i of tln j liurch Sunday. moi mm-.. Everybody, •evidence, I am satisfied thal the defen-j . Tin re is only ticket, in the held thisi Mr.. Millie* ITm.- m home dant h entitled to hav«- the Hne.lndi. pehding the winter m Wondlaml. ’ rated by the shrubbery and picket Republican—SnpervlFor. Allan Hyde i fence found by the court tv have been of Lansitb! and Rev atuh-MrS Allen. TlieUnion Cemetery Circle Mas not observed by the parties, iVrmiuuntI; Clerk H V. ikrty; Treas.. 8am BuxIhDitiv ami vrandunuijitvr tit Grapd well attended Wednesday ot la*t • suble-hrd as the dividing iLu- betweeu tun: Bd Review. W- R. Jones; Highway ! I-u;-.- -t-r.t .!.r!;.y with Mt ul.d Ml- «><k du. to Ilin." of ••-..tai of the' Ihe projx-rties of the parta* It; sup- Conimr. Gerald punn; Justice. Harvey: J. w. Shaffer. ‘ lmenjber». lira. Mildred f}tevm: and ixirt of his claim on this branch of Parmelee. Mr and M: Glair VanHickie, An.-1 Me-. Haz.-l Noirh. will < ontimir a*■ ; the ..tr-c. tlie court does not, as. counsel] Republican—Supervisor, Joseph Bell;j tin D.-Lomi and Mis. C- 1) Mead of I president and secretary-treasurer for [‘for plaintiff anticipated .In his brief, Stony Point and the corn-spondc'ni Ipr the year. The»next meeting will be 'rest the case upon jhc principle pf ad- Clerk. Ralph C. Pennock; Tress.. Worth the -M.irgan item-, atlcitdeti tli>'lum-rai] !<>r stipjier the second Wednesday In vir.M’ possession, but with convincing Green; Highway Commr.. Oerirgc E ■ ! ;< foimer t>,< tor. Rev Atigerer ofiJune with Mrs. Uittle June* and Mrs ■authority urges that it re.’tx. tijxm the Groen; Ijd of Review. Vern G. Bivens; B. liling Monday, to did not get thei Grace Miller us table committer principle ot acqiiiescencc. That .llris! Justice, Vincent w. Norton It.-ins out last week * Mr. and Mr* John Helv>j of imcth th.-ory may lx* iiccepted i. m my Democrat—Supervisor, Fred J. Mayo;ciavton Webb .’ijx-nl-Jjid week W.d-.<< Bellevue entertained Humitiy die fol- pjiinmn quite obvious after careful ex-1 Clerk. Fred Fuller; Treas. Sherman; m.Miu'y und Thursday at Pvri> vuilintt;lowing: Mr and Mrs. Ralph Borger ainniation of the authority relied up­ Swift; Highway commi- Ernest El Gray; Justice, Claude- Huffman: Bd.i hift cousin-. Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Mc-fand rlaiighter of Elkhart, Ind.. Mr. and on" . Clinlmi and family -Mis. Glenn Gearhart and son ot Three, -ol Review. Harvey Marshall. Judge McPeek next calls attention’rh. to" This Communttv was shocked to hear River*.'Mr ur.tl Mrs. Paul Gearhart. ’ of the Hidden death .1 Rev C4pW Mr ..nd Mr*. Ralph Gv-exin of Battle X S. ,l,.r ... m Mr «nd Mr,. HWd M.ll.r J™ •<«*»£-« «»■'■• ■>- . But one ticket wa* placed in thej. II... I„„,,.U .. I„ I, 1.1,1 uiM,l»,,Kl,!,r Cwhdwi *w ,„>H„„„|, i»|d ii„, field in Orangeville as follctar. . ,a, i e *m.*v ,ic.u H>ui; Republican—Supervisor. Bert Brown; nd i I •< w.Im .A ill.* nil' Tt'.l* ... St u ........ love uouldn ’ I ‘he.^raonwnt made the basis of .uvhI£*"*• E D Lcwb; Treas.. Russell . ........... ......... 'V'7. flC* ' 11 acquiescence should.be'om\ based on al *i,,ncoclc; Highway Commr.. Herman Ilirir will b - a Lor! -ervicc heir!, be so bad. . !doubt or dispute between Ila- parties Morehouse; Justice, full term. -Robert l-i where the line l* and u resolving oi °- KtI1-V. to fill vacancy. Philip Meriau. Bd ReyH’« * Ferris Ferria Br Brown. Overseer the doubt, or tlu composing of their B ‘* of Re\H own; Overs eer..] [WffHTTOriTT»y-;nrTBPe?Wir:~TIpnir_.r is«a^-f*Bark। line ■ ‘but where ncighlmring proPrairieville Top. iprietor. have composed their differ- ■The voters in Prairieville township; leUEV- and in gixxl faith agreed upon a nominated bin one ticket, namely. * I line, and Wave fixed tffeir monuments. Republican—Bupervixor. Newell Bar-1 lerected their fences, and maintained [her; {"Jerk. Clyde Shclp: _____ Treas,, ©Its them.-the Acquiescence need not con- Boulter; Highway Commr.. Ernest timie for the statutory liertod in orten Morehouse; Bd Review. Chas. Hughri-: to rstabli.-li the Un............... Where .Justice. Morris Hughes. „ , Lcotjpied with acquiescence is the fur-; Rutland Twp. ther fact that it has continued for the* Republican—Supervisor. Mows Slut -. !statiiturj period.-such acqule.yccnce.lii'rji __ __________ ___________ March 28 ' March 26 March 25 !'"r.h I*r*'»d fixes (lie line ’ baumi Highway Commr. Gen Cronk: Bd. of Review. Wm Hsyrens; Justice. : parent that one rqlymg upon this I Wm. StruiL-diaugh. ' ’ j principle mu*t cstablbh it beyond quex Democrat—Supervisor Fred New-! tioh of doubt or tpsptitc The parties land: Clerk. Myrtle William-,. Treas < | nnut. as a mean* of settlement, have ! Morris Calkins: Highway Cuipmr . iagreed upon........ a line bn examination oi wumr I lake ivtiite. 1; bar* , ................................. Monte Rcplotsle; iwpuwn'. Bd. t»ci. n. nf Review. Jame<| thr trank. ir. thr m, ..I -.Inch rubble; Juellee. mrt Hall , I have hud had recourse n-COUi»r to tn Mr. Mr Smith's.' Rniiltt* 11 Thornapple Twp. stenographic notes. T find thuLJlicrc h . Rrpublicaq — Supervisor. Frank (Jaritvldcnn* of a vontfrence between Mr. I BOB-WHITE CRETE Longstpn und a previous owner of tin i[bow; Clerk. Court L Boley; Treas,i Highway (property, at which Mr. Bull, n reliable ।1 Robert Murray Hamper; •'witness, v'n* drerent. in which, follow-] Commr.. Claud Kernieen;. Justici- Fn-dCOHN. 3 iug ti -urvey. it was agreed that there ; O L, Stokiw; - r.' Rd Review. Andrew Fink-. " • ■ ’ K< tmecn ‘ be,,,, dW.„taw. »i u... u,„.. seated by the monument.* lljen cxlstrnv Maynard Miller. Glenn Kermeen. Wil-i which wete the ?.iniv a.* those updn ham cridlor Flrbh* gU ...... Charles F.' j Democrat — SiUH-rvis-jy. Which the defense now relics. Accord­ “ Ti-.ortiax Tolhurs’; IT.PI’ER, pound ' Ing to Mr Bull, this took place alxiyt Parker; Clerk. Johnson; HtghwAj| , the year 1921. while Mr. Langston said Justice. _____________ medium grade. 2 lor | it w.is in I92t or 1922 No qtirtUOn b Commr. Juhan M. Potts; 'raised over the date, but upon hi- rr- Glenn O Solomon; Bd of. Review. Al­ BREAD. Obe 1-lb. port. Middleville . call, this previous owner denied such bert " Parker; Constables. Clive Churchill. Clyde Skinner an agreement. However. 1 am inclined . EXTRA M’ECIAI I______ 1. T«p. ■ What resulted limn tins conference.- Republican—SuperviMU. Glen Wo. DEl.ftTOlS TEA ROLLS |?C supported ha it L» by the statement of tiir.g,’ Clerk. Truman c Mtinitm; ] doirn .. . W Mr. Bull, anti especially, .strengthened Trcas.. Wm. Vclte, Justice, full term.: OLIVES, quart tile iby.tin* fact that the conduct pf the Albert Ree>of. . fill vacancy. Jesse j parties was tp complete, accord with Chase; Highway Commr.. Henry Hynes; j BEEF ROAKTN, SOAP CHIPS, large 4 AC »uch an understanding. This fact is B<h Review^ John pardnrr. box I People'*—Supervisor. L G. C Fine-1 riiolcr cuts; lb. . very significant, and must be given much weight hi the determination oi frock; Clerk. Karl C. Paul; Treas.,' Harold Warned; Justice, full term. M,thin., questton." The opinion rendered by Judge Mc­ bert Hauer, fill vacancy. Dor N. Sto­ Peek Rives a further and Interesting well; Highway Commr . Slewart Kuss­ diacuasiun by ihe Judge on the subject maul; Bd Review. Leonard Wachter of “larking" and other kindred sub­ Yankee Spring* Twp. WATCH THIS SPACE For our bargains each week. ject*. By "tacking" is meant the addi­ Republican—5 upervisur. A. tion of other property. used by u Graves; clerk. Clyde Holmes, Trcas.. PHONE US YOUR ORDERS WE DELIVER grantor but not included in the dl»- Luke Senaiba; Highway Commr.. M. J criptioa. Quillian; Bd. Rpvtew. Henry Shaiblcy; Line fence and boundary disputes arej Jiuttce. Wm. Ellsworth. fruitful sources of trouble and litiga-( Citiwns --------------—Supervisor, Claude Willson •_ Run. An-oifc aim f. mltit tai m qur. • iw^oiiiuwlion lot clerk; Treus.. Ulus i Hon* prising over boundary line willi W'BUrprv; Highway Com tn r Carl TELEPHONE 2491 829 N. MICHIGAN AVE. find many things staled '.by Judge Me-: Radtka. Bd. Review. Chas. E. Jack­ Peek in ilia opinion rendered in this son; Justice, M. E. Maze. , In the early spring make an inspection for scale insects. Look on the twigs and branches of trees in different parts of the orchard. The kitids most coirn'nonly found are San Jose, < lyster Shell, Scurvy-, and the ’Europe-.in Fruit Scale. .• Seale insects are serious pests and must be destroy^ct. Use Lime and Sulphur for First Spraying! Complete Stock of All Spraying Materials LIME and sri.PIH R CALCIVM ARSEXAIL \RSI .\.\ I E Ol LEAD BL.U K I.EAl- ”lir ’ O\0 MIXTl KI SI NOCO OIL SPK.\i IF IN DOUBT about spraying your or­ chard, come iirand ask for informalion. B. A. LyBARKER TELEPHONE 2115 FREE DELIVERY BANNER WANT AD.VS BRING RESULTS Michigan Already Visited By TORNADO in 1932 . Iievt- it nrtas^uiry t,,IImihs; Clerk, Petr — Wrecking Several Valuable Buildings And Causing Scores of Small Losses! EASTER SAVING SPECIALS! FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY 18' 20 13‘ 15‘ 15' 15* 35' 39' 25' 25‘ 18* 29* "22' 29- 35‘ 5‘ 18* 25^ 12ic 5UGAR™™ This sltows (he complete wreck Mir James Harrinxtun barn. Hope township. Barry county. This damage was caused by a tornado which struck February 11, IMJ. At the same tpur this fine barn. I6v>6 was destroyed, 3 cows. I bull and horses wrrr killed ■me uf thr dead cows uf lifts property— This rampant carried the Insurance and paid No Property Is Secure in a Windstorm! During the past 5 years this company has paid Michigan property owners an average per year of $274,1 I 2.27. A' total of $1,370,561.39, Think of it In five ,vears! What Will Happen in the Year 1932 ? Property owners who have one of our Windstorm Insur­ ance Policies Need Have No Fear We pay the loss. Careful Business Management— Fair Dealing With Policy Holders— Prompt Settlement of Claims— Have helped make this company the LARGEST OF II 5 KIND operating in Michigan. 10 Lb.. 45c Hinman's See One of Our Local Agents Today About Your Windstorm Insurance, or Write the Home Office The Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company HOME OFFICE H A STI N GS. Ml C H1 G A N -­ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEBNERBAV. MARCH !3. IMS PAOE SIX girls entertained FOOD YOU LI KE Boy Scout News HER MOTHERS rtREAt RALLY AT .NASHVILLE. 1 Troop 77. Arhe A- Reid, scoutmaster ' 'worked put tn conjunction with school 1 (Continued from page onr» ... I officials nnd the girl woifts one of the Tnwanka -Mi. -: Cruttenden, guard-1 ‘lnesl demonitrations of scouting Mon-; :.iii Ttold their names and meaning.> 'vrn*n$. March 14. or. the Parent-1 Hie hand sign and thc signiticanc- Teacher meeting in Nashville, which: >■ «Mich word Wohelo iwork I,ltu t*<*n ln county 10 date Fthel Sayles leader I A nw o1”' act P’0? d‘'l'lc‘U>« the father! a realw •kick" ■ Mr. Mrs v.u.n™ Vxing. <„..ra. guardian- ( * ofhohlshimself )wlur derived bul why out; hbj | <r 7-1 1?T ; .M,n I*'4* interested in scouting, but; Home. Healtli. .Camp. Hand. b.^P^’Fwho then vailed into a iiatrril niMling Tasty Foods for your EASTER Dinner The Meats I Sell Are the BEST Grades I Can Buy From the Best Meat Houses Liberty Flour 59C Miracle Peaches, large can Alice Tomatoes, large can •French’s Mustard Minute Tapioca . Argo Corn Starch Cracker Jack, 3 boxes^o. ... Crackers Sunshine 19c 10c 12c 12c 8c 10c ZpzaI9c 7c Powdered Sugar, per lb. . 12c Bulk Crackers, per lb. . Wisconsin Cream Cheese, 1 lb. 17c 19c Warner Special Coffee, 1 lb. 1 Box Cookies, 1 box Agate 21c Marbles 15c Pure Lard BIG SATURDAY SPECIALS WARNER'S STORE No. 103 CORNI ICJEFFERSON AND COL 1<T ST. f F. D. GREEN. Manager FIRESTONE QUALITY Which Makes These Prices Sensational Building a Tire At a Price Is No Achievement. Value Is Still the Factor Wfiich Makes Firestone Tires Outstanding. by doing some difficult ! ask. Edna Schultz. I- ader. . j , CUBS VIEW TELEPHONES. A-kin-saya dlrs DfVrle.s nnd Mrs.’ Knapp, guardians* was represented by! Tiic first of a senes ’of Industrial; !h -:i Haven, whp gave a nummary oi j the cuhv of Web 9 took placj, .-etl-.iurs the group for the year ‘1431 Fndl‘:- evening.-The boys, sworn-1-h-v. rls arcs ock m fvr th! rank of P"!’*”1 ■'«' Milo d, y Fir.maker, and- h.-v- planned th.-ir:Jhc pack committee, and by tlw to Mxompnsh the requ,:. -' “'bmaMer. visited the plan: and nper-l — AND — rn-nt.t of that rink. 1 atlng room of the Michigan Bell Tele-* b-E-Cr-Ca -Mt' Caukin and Ml. I’!>,,nrCompany. Clark, cuardianv was represented by I TIh- very interest Ing and Instructive tb'rnlcc caukin who told of the aetivi-} trip through the .plant was suifrrvbicd! lies in her group. These girls are also* by Mr. Peter Slriik. chief switchman, working for the ra'|ik of Firemaker und {fie «as ax.slMed by Mr Ward Baine, i Iheir meetings are planned to litlftfi! exchange repairman. Here the boys saw I ;j iH-muke> • requlrctrtciits. what maki-A it go." They were shown} O-Da-Kota Miss Hitchcock and how nurnlx-rs arc assigned, ami the' Mr-. Mi-Nuhy. guardiatw-. Report ot i method of protection of their tele-; 'tht- group w-a, given by Leah Burgesa. phones against lightning or high vol-' iThta group b emphasizing the work fo;- tage currents Tlie mysteries of dialing; - the National Birthday Honor and their I nnd thc resultant machine .selection! |mceUilg* are planned to fulfill those and connection of called numbers were; ■ requirement.-;. made plain ■ A-vva-ki-ya -Miss Michael, guard-1 ^n even more mystifying part of the! ;ian«. Rejx-rt of this group was given by! trip was through th*1 operating room.' ■ Dorothy Stanton. Four til die girls are;The demonstration mid explanation] j working on the highest rank in Camp! was phasingly and ■ efficiently carried] iFire—kthaV of torchbearer. Tn become mit by Mbs Minnie Holkctoer and Miss ' a torchbearer a girl has to fulfill many Leila Jorfian. Operators—Pack Repnrti and v.-ru-d requirements and it is only ] er ■ j through persistent effort that Jthb rank Is attained. Barbara Johibon, TROOP 65 MIDDLEVILLE > i .’Harriet Pierson. Ellen Eek. and Helen! FridaV- March 18th. a Court of Honor ’Claik hope to complete the work for I wcupled thc evening. Its, mrmlx-rs! ithU tank bv.June . were; T. J. Be/rv. J L. Rugg. Rev.' Following roll call, Mrs. Gary Crook] Wurtz. Rov. Fields. Frederick Granger.! Ispokc to the mother-, and girb. on the'. }*rLynd. James Polhekms, Al­ ; value of eamp life, and how mothers1 >en Cleveland and Ver Adams. \ lean help the girb. in their camp tire’ Woodrow and Junior Gillette streeeM|l(M-k ' hilly pax-ed the first clast.examination] i Demonstration of some .of the cxer-i Hie following scouts qualified for! cIm-s girls can do to keep their health various merit badges; Lane Campbell.! ! chart', “ • 1 Paul Gacklcr. Stanley Lyons. Frederick! wax put- on ■by -■ Florence — Wester-1 । Granger. Edward Ed Lynd. Robert Rugg. ! Und and Hazel Caukin. J Charles- ::_ilcs. Hol. Donald Wnte. Donald । One of the most interesting features! .....I, Robert Smith. Norman Maclver. ., ot the program was the playlet. Home. 'Hall. Talent" In charge of Mr . l>«Vriesl The Clarence Samjx-re, Frederick- Houser] ; charac'eis were played by Betty Dim­ and Jack Williams—Geo H. jorgeiwen. ! ley. Viva Smith. Rexine Downing. Bar- Troop Reporter, ■bara1 Crpok. Neva Smith. Thelma AT AREA MEET ' Wtu’atlng. Violet Spires, Margaret BarTuqSUiiy evening. March 15. Mr. Ray] ■nett and Jean Brower The first acl Kenny. Mr. Emmons, and Mr. Blair of | jopeiis with a senne in tiic home of. the the Jackson Council gave the principle! Brown family There te every lack of ' eo-bperation, the house Lx ujwet and discourses on “Character Values of a survey taken at Phil-' : the children want to go away for their Scouting.'In adelphia. tr.-.t passing, and scout oath entertainment, In th-- second act. th-' and law and contact with scoutmaster.' . household brownie appears and tells were' in the highest order according to! • them l|ow to make a change. Tin- third . (act how-, id. .tl home file 'lo- house the boys in their, t character building ! in order. lmo!h< r nnd lather taking .................... .COMMUNITY ..................... - ............. the entertainment nnd Mort NEWS, part In tL- children's fun. nnd tho need and we must all do our best to Thursday evening in the 'west roomr WELCOME I voting folk-\glnd to stay home and ch-' make it more effective." said Mr. of the church downstairs Robert P.' The final Showing of “Aunt Jeruxhy Townsend for singing and Mrs. Piirim r Kenny the executive. Twenty-three Trw. colhoim eoontj, tor old rw. . iinrt and Mr Mr WimO-kurTht Windeknecht Oir for Ihn the ni;inr piano „. ... w„,„,...hK1. „„ „ ,h ■ tertuin their friends there. Barry county then were in. attendance sensitive of thc Red Cross is the und violin music. , 7™ln«’companied by Lucille McLeod on her and enjoyed tlx.- ' tine demonstration trochtr and U pnlnp th. randard nrt The Indies' Aid meets al the lull and also entered into the patrol work crofc, ronrw for Iro.l. r add ration*1 19 — •* f"un* ’ ” --*1*. -a‘a( for dinner Thursday, March 24 We comet uhd Helm Clark at the piano themselves. 'j. o-oro.ra Th. mrollntp. lr>lr< r.rompi- ->"»*’ '-W are always glad to see new faces Os well Tuesday evening. March 22. Mr. Iv at 7:30 P. M. and are sponsored ■ t , ,, , . a-s the old. i mothers tlw benefits a girl derive from Frank Pauly of Ohio, newspaper .pub­ bring a camp Fire girl. She also lisher. author, traveler ,and lecturer rormlv by 11,. Barrv Counn Health’, Wmmdrjty irldM. sporoorrd by tw Easter parish services will be held at „A« .»•■ "U .ell attended ot stressed the joy tend fiappiness derived will give the address "Boys Grown Un,airmen: und the boy -enure. । (hr hall Friday night At least one thc Good Will church, Sunday. Mateu I by ihe mother in working with Iwr 27. nt 8:00 P. M. Each point contnbul' TROOP SI ' hnhdrcd partook oi the sup|» r and Also Kellogg's Saxophone Sex­ ; daughter in completing the honor pro- Tall." ed toward the program . , ,■ „ ,1 many more were in attendance for the tette and a s(»ecial Feed" should j jevt.-i. She urged Mery njotlwr to be 11 make this one of the outstanding meet­ At the rewta mroUM Ol Troop «T. p,^„ra. The Cum- Awirot Cuey.The entertainment that was to be j real companion to he» daughter and ing*. A first aid demonstration .will powluw. 1. J onrald rotmtm.-er. he „„„ w ,ta C0,,A or„„ m,„ , given by Mrs. Mabel Rowley Harix-r of '.enjoy with her the pleasures of. Camp T.proeru The hroutirul. bhi.h- Niles at Ihe hall. March 9. was |»stle.iture the evening'.*- program tn the troop waa irotured rnlo rhe InuleuteA iFire.life. ’ or s,moo hay,, a name lo troth, pi.^n won the sympathy and IxuimI on account of the weather but I Tin List number on,the program was gymnasium. scout troop maneuvers. This wax won. adm,rBtM>n lt! aU tlM. „wn prcwut .The will be held at a future dale, we an! 'a ceremonial meeting or "Council bj Wayne BtivkUnd. and a alining;unuiu>uming judge t^jis a mile ---------,„ ,.... . TROOP 74. intormrei by the young people of the Fire." All girls, wljo h;i'.<-, attained the • Al the regular meeting of Troop 74. game of “Navy was won by the Bea-: harsn »t times oi. was verified by. at | parish who have it In charge. Yank of Wood • GathWer." wearing Episcopal church Hastings Wednesday ver patrol. Caryl ishani. patrol leader.| |catt one ot jurymen tlie following; Thy Glee club put on a program al itirir. (crcAioniul gowns.' iiead bands et. niifg, March tC. the game of • Navy" Fourteen wonts and their friends were: rtay ^-he ]>e<>p!r of Welcome and vl-iihr Burton Height.-, church Friday cvcand honor beads, answered the call of was enjoyed as a patrol contest with prv-wnt. I cinity unite ip thanking these.men for'ning. -Wohi-lo;" given by Barbara Joimsou runners delivering the show a bigger From Our Start In This Business We Have Had Just One Policy— VALUES AND SERVICE ANDRUS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN OPEN from 7 A. M. to 10 P. M. SERVICE Telephone 2x40 FIRESTONE AND SUNOCO PRODUCTS Fresh Fruits Vegetables for Easter Dinner Remember that when I deliver meat to your home, it is butchered from The BEST 1 carry a complete line of the Finest Fruits and Vegetables that can be obtained on the mar­ ket. Customers of this store know that their orders will be taken care qf in a careful manner. Grain Fed Stock in America Rich in flavor and food value—fresh, tender, sweet IF YOU PHONE your Easter order here, you are SUREof get­ ting prompt delivery of just tlie things you'wanl. ’ I CONDUCT MY OWN DELIVERY Bessmer’s Market 514 Market Street formed .a circle, gave ihe handeign and week. using telephones with tht groups Troop 80. Prairieville. Herbert More-' ' responded to roll call witfi their. Camp Mime distance apart. Test passing was hpusc. scoutmaster, and Mr. Shafer rn-] i Fire nanuv.. Jeanne DeVrit-.-.. Virginia the ______________ ....... joyed a fine hike Saturday p M..| order ot the........... evt-ninp.................. with Wcllsleyi Bove.5 ji nd Erm.i Wat«ix were called on Ironside, John Barnett am! Willard March 19. in spite of a good old-fash- ' and lit the Wottelo fires-work, health Lpwrenec finb-htng'some of the re- ioned ■.snow storm. Tests were passed in] , and love. Helen Angvlbwas called upon qulremcnU R. M. Cook ami RueseiH fire building and cooking and the’ to s’att* the YeqmrepienU of wood Cleveland were in chlirge........................... ] scouts realized • the valiic of two i gatherers. This was followed by the The Apt mating of the. Trixvp Com. matches white trying to lay and light i woot! i.atherers desire repeated by all mittce^of TYooji 74 was held ut the! t’hrlr fire in the snowstorm. Popcorn I.eah Burgess was called upon to give tiliice of the Barry County Hi Jit h Unit, and apples were served by Mrs. • tlie requirements of firrmaker.-’ and this Friday cvenlpg. March 18 Mr. law-] Man-house alter the scouts returned -wxs followed by the repeating pl tfir rem e Ba nut:. Frank KrHy and nnd ,Wnl-i IL-rnetL .Wnl- to their scoutmaster's home. fircmukei s de in Harri«: Pu-r< op r< Dsbprn were elected to member-1 pponded-Xo the cull to tell what she is nth Dr. M. R. Kinde apjxiinted: BARRY COUNTY, NIGHT. 'doing to tarn her torch bearer's rank. chairman. Mr. Richard' M. Cook was evening. March 29. ,U to be . She has chosen to tnjee this rank .in appointed .cnuti^m with Riu^ll B-Tuesday ’r^^T^ht ! Man; SaAc“; “Social Leadership" and one point i• to take charge of a group of younger w< r- made to make Troop ,4 one of rrtrj|n. t- n..n tnimenn igirls .called Bluebird-> for.a period ■HP troop. JnJta pro. ! eStw J. tzonord or - i ten month.. Helen Clark uxs called ^llton nde ReT j a m’ C'*‘Vf HT“ ‘upon to tell how .she is ..mung her, ^ul t■ wil be nS• kXr .nd trw 'in** ‘ *ddreM torch O arer rank, which she U taking explain; karme^ cornu® ^rrvXmv ££ ■ :in nature study. ! <eoretnrv Wallace Osborn in«rw>rt«ir nfi Prepared. Every Barry county leader. Thr gli-H ,-ang the familiar Camp I equipment and -uipphes- i/o'Harrine rtnd ,nan K3*r8et* ,0 niakv.a special: Tiro r.. Mummy Mom. ..II.I rh« nr, • ,„‘o. L ,■ B.n>«t ' 1T“1 “ *"™1 “ll* Mln'h 39 : Cb, “‘3±S‘J2fi,mS »। HAHOKWr TRAI-IHO ... , . l"LS .. - •nh;. uiinivi, rmiiK nnij. — uuiaoor many by Florence .Westerlind. Dorothy uwk. Thc w.xt „.gular meeting of the; Ballance and i(au«fl Caukin. —.... _... ... ... .... r .1 carrying a lighted torch .... n,v j a McNUltv Auril 4 at 7 on p n,fl? AnKreatcd In the art of leather­ :h away from thr litre repeesemmr the carrying carrying of of the the) m F.4ry nwii^ of the tro^o Im £■ W0,IUn« are Ur8wl to m<,ft “l the of work, of of health and of love. love ! p.. a committrman Barry County Health Unit offices for i flame o! As the thrye left th# circle the other. ; instruction by Ralph Richardson of ------ effectively. ... ... . e .Ury .tne .to .sleep . TROOP 73 Battle Creek, in this very interesting • sang inf j sheltering flame. O Master of the Hid-’ At the jMitrol leaders council meeting ,rm «'“rda- P**■den Fire. Wash pure and cleanse (or!,of Troop 7>; WUUUP Mrorpk. roop:<«»*•■ biu <»MS moroupu He. will ma.pr. nll Mr, cuia-cr Sh.i.r was a-ssra w.kro w <o neip; help — ~* -•» »< — U» Tt.’T— "“T7' O' 77CV U.Uwr .me. my souls desire* ■ maa^i, : — ’ i .. j..., George n and ftirnlshrd but i In this city. Camp Tire Is ’jxmsored outline thc.>4x»trol officers duties and eantnment fQ'*|P'ne'»l will will he be furnished but aa fby tht schuuls^a. nutnU-r ul the <uard-; Dewey wa< ehujen senior patrol lender: chant® for the ■.material will neces:ans being! teacher It would seem that I with Victor Mutton rid. Lynn Perry •Mirl,y ,)e madPmore women ought lo be interested In patrol Wallers ThU troop, officers as-1 --------------••• BAKRYVILLE. !thu sri-.i: orgauization which means so’sure us. will soon have an A" rating I The L. A. S will meet with Mr und ‘ much to the gtri life of a community. ----------Boys haw- rhe Y. M- C. A. and the Boy! RATING CARDS. j Mrs. Elmer Gillette Friday for dinner. ।Scouts, but not much attention'lias All ot the troop rating cards for the; Everyone is cordially invited to attend. been given to thr girls, who need su-, jnonth nf February have not been sent] Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox spent pemsed training as much as do thefm. and in order to obtain any ranking, Sunday near Bellevue with Mr. und "boyiL We commend the women who are a> all this will be necessary. Leadersi Mm. Albert Holsubus. Sertoli Powers • | serving as officers and guardians for i please try to have all cards into scout of Nashville was also a guest there. ! their interest and loyalty and hope the! headquarters by tlie 5th of the fol-1 Merritt Meade, who has been under 1 the doctor's car the past week is galn; time may soon come when there will | lowing month. ■ Ing nicely. be a juid Camp Fire executive to supervi&e the work in this city and coun- i FIRST AID TRAINING. -I There will be an Easter program at ty. 1 Thursday evening. March 17. 26 men ithe .,.. church — .... Services to follow Easter. ——------ „ I and junior troop officers gathered at! Sunday school. Special musle and a j According to reports the'lak-al luxury1 the First Methodist church. Hastings/!--antata will be enjoyed. You are In­ added to many coest-to-coast busses is for the first meeting ot the county Red, vited to attend. b really not so Cross Pmst First Aid class. All m«n men iftifc-, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Herbie Wilcox and. Mis* a shower bath. This U I. — -- — ..... |' ro.*,lpA .IP .,,.-1. ___ I ___ _____ A- of Mr. __ new, however, since many, pedestrians terested Iro in thia T... First. Aid Work .are ... cor- '» Lorraine Jugle were gucota and■ (can recall unexpected shower baths re-(dl*lly invited to attend any and all of .Mrs. Verne Hawblitz of Hlghbank ceived from busses on rainy days. (the following sessions to be held each Thursday evening. Phone 2293- Hastings. Mich PENNEY’S U&18 E. State St. Hastings. Mleh. No Wonder the Thrifty are Turning to Penney’s! Smart Suits with an air dollars more can’t buy! $14.75 Distinguished for their well-bal­ anced styling ... for their engag­ ing, wear-giving fabrics ... for their stripes and novelty weaves in the important shades of (fie season. Tlie price is low only be­ cause Penney's insists always on -telling clothes of quality at un­ matched savings! V ( - �,JTHE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH U IMt O. H. Perkins of Lansing spere. Bunday with hl* family here. • .. .. Mrs. Don Blivln tnd MUa Winifred Johnston were In Battle Creek on .......... Saturday. Hubert Cook wm tn Detroit‘the laiML** Evelyn Walton ol Kalamazoo . — w> o z* — Harl Smith has been spending the day guest .of Dr. and Mr. D. D. Walpa*t week with friend, in Davenport, ton. town. ' Della Louise slid Ellen Rosa BlankMr and Mrs R W. Cook and family' rtbur» of Uott,° Crrck vU‘u‘tl ,hclr visited Mm Winifred Pryor of Lansing grondiuotlier. Mrs. Mary Severance re- PERSONAL CIRCLE MEETING. ! ’ WOODLAND. IMurtc. Club—Home Sweet Home; roll' Twenty-five members and guests at-! * Mr and Mrs. Roy Rowlade; <4 Grand call—My family* favorite dish; music. ivndi-d tlie irgulsr pot. luck and meet- Rapid* »p®t Hie week end with Mrs.:duet—Mr*. Irma Tyler. Mrs. Arllr' Ing M-Circle .No 2, lu-ld at the hnipr of Ji--.Me Hatton. Sptrtaier. andrew.-Mis* Ruth Frte“ M L. I. Cook Co* After AIM supjxr RW-r.RRB!;' M, ano MAMr. EMml mtmiikii M-M.lta ana „,d .5^S2SST wm“ Mr* M an-in-’ Mr. mt».. rvrrrsi r.----- - ------- ,u.r< sting bu»:n<*s meeting «M held It Mr. mid’Mr* Robert Beckwith ot Has-.Our Ord" • chostesses. wj|i voted to divide the membership; tings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr* number; n” ***’ Mamie m France. Car­ rie Grozinger. Sophia King. Lucile Rat­ into two section.*, thereby using otic win Mohler. er. Edna Parrott, Margaret Baitinger. tal!.1r1rXT„r:..r'n,r.u“*nta s'~“i “•*” regular program for the rv n|W and Mra Glpn a^jani ftllrt Mr-. Homer :NteHiamer Mae Ruell he other half .ervlng w soWiud pot IU„toa, of Detroit spent Saturday ,N m" Blld * Mratrmeycr and wn X^/ mSmh withkCrs C M Brown of Grand Rap- 1>f o^d «SXn Mr" Easter Hats * ■ ”' Ids . ■’ Frank Kilpatrick Sunday. MI. cook 00.1 ■noons. Sl,Wln» „„ o„,„| R<pld, „„ u„,ld,T Mr* Homer Harrison of Detroit vi»- ’ Mrs Josephine Tbdd ind-Jack Stem SOL'TH SHULTZ. ■over the thc „,,rf „ uu, tHncd. nidptavl. at itrd Mr. and Mr*. Glen England and <;f Hasting* were guests <\pr and MA .,10 tan, r™.. A..ol Aja.K.ov,, The neighbors of Mm Lfbbie Crav r. Mt O11M Mrs. Bmlth „„„„ Holmes , from ft. G..Finnic Tuesday evening lr und ww-k cud. Hl Man's honpital. They found her plan to. -go with T111 [rwlBy unIi] Runday • ----- well nilref baskets . Aouimin^ । Mr. and Mrs Dotmlil Gagrr and san Mbs Helen Biddle was called to gaining nlcefy ‘■'"■“‘•I Mr, EBreb..., Monrer ol Orwhd -«"> l'» >" Grand Rapids on Monday whore- she -----------------------her 4>irtbduy ftauldr !* n-.nknu- i«r extended vLMt Hartford and Paa Paw. hui employment ENTEKTAINED GROFF NO. 3. Guy Warner of Baltimore .-pent srv** «Born — to Mr and Mrs Eldon Rairigh Lewis entertained....th- ersl davs lost week with Mr. and Mr* ’u.h her <i»“F.hhr. Mr* Frank KilpatMrs. Martha Norton of Kslanuuoo Mrs Myrtle — — — .a bain; girl. March 13 Congratulations. spent from Thursday till Saturday with members of Hostings Group N<» 3. M Will Gates Mr and Mrs. Floyd Kimble and chflMr. mid F'aul accoj Haslinga relative* S. C. Extension work, on Tuesdsv. Our P. T. a was quite wen auvna.-a panini hby 7. Mrs. ... fjiwrcrice Mr and Mr* Chas Nre. ■ , —• M... cwth ol r»tn«l Ul... ..ml.>su '. ■' hjr.hta, on Mill h' } , wo.lo,..., by loo, KCrs Itutfkkl Pren P.!.,,­ Friday night ConsideMng the aformv lader of Grund Rapid* are spending .o,,y Mi-mlt of Gram1 Rapid-,. ‘ She was assisted Mrs. Hattie night, our Commissioner entertained ,aHer urui Is expected home Thursday and will* two weeks in Orlando add Miami. Fla *** tice and Mrs. Bertha Armbruster. A them and we hojx- .-hr- may be Willi stay until Monday. bl'RFEE ITEMS. ’ Mr. and Mr*. Ka\mimd Emil of txnMr and-Mr* Weldqn Bronson are delicious two-course dinner wa* served u» ugnin. Her. and Mr* I red King and son *1:14 spent th<* week end-with relatives t-xiwctrd home tomorrow (Thursday 1 at 12 30. the long dining table tictnr Clinton Horp-was pul of sciio :) ,. ....« Mrs. ..... . .Paul .... ........... —» nieji.n. attended mld-jear council at ' .t' hrrr rtltirn* d ... to .A-.Laivjng made very lovely with un attractive ernl days last wccif oh account ot sickfrom thsir Florida trip. Sunday. Mr Fan! remaining(for the , Sunfield: Friday and Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schlrh of near table bouquet of spring flowers, and \ ,, ThG<* ’Will be .quarterly meeting at Middleville were guret* of Mr. and Mrs. other . decorations. The dinner was Our,flu patibnu are able to be up ■*l'ck jr.,,, Baltimore church. April 3 »' given a-i a special courtesy to ihe two again.** your corre.ipondriit being on-, Mt-daines R G. Finnic, Clyde Rucfl Dan Lewis on Thursday. ..nd Frank Kilpatrick s^nt Monday in . r. M und Anri| 3 u, 2.3(J4> M Rev Mrs. Ellzubetti per.se .from Fort leaden. Mr* trail Wihiligcr and Mr. of them. Luana Towiuvnd. to whom {he im-mi J I. Botdnrfl «urb»-' Hieie Wayne. Ind., visited her swfrr. Mrs. Mr and Mrs- J. W Tedrow went .to w.,., . '»* '-'I ""«•» '™‘“ ■’ ........... Harry McCltirkin is ill with measles Battle Creek Tm-’day to visit their Sunfast and Fianul Felt Hats in the latest Mr and Mi> J»lu> Snalr li«. re- ■"« v"> IBnareBdu' daughter-in-law. Mr*. Glady- Modrack. vidled Mr and Mrs Delmond Culler a: the home -d Mr. and Mrs Claud lunred Irani Or.ml luplda where lh*« 91P P—1 'p*r - iprelal au.nl al lire nt Nichols-hmpitil where *he under-! Sunday. color? and shapes. Better quality at hare he... Inr rereral wreka '"nn" *“ Ur' AU"» HHtleta went u M-rimre opcbMion Her many.! George Paul. Mr* Floyd Collar and After a very 'rn.ibh some M-ige of thlower prices than ever before. Waller Heaih ll.hihl nalrer and Ealen.ren work e.relrnren. who friends will be glad to jieiir site Is re-'Mrs. Valentine have been quite til with, flu nt Mr and Mrs Joseph McjCiurkin's ; the tin. • Harr, ABrowile are home Ir.an Albion e«ta'ned M.me «l lire ealen.lon work covering the children are luivinn; meaMes Jmcpl Mr and Mrs. George Garlick' have Colleire h» u week', eaeallon >lh" 1“' •>'" ,l“’ ■ >">' >»Mrs Daisy Thompson entertini'.etl :■ Mr . Ckrele M.nunnay la Walluur WrewUMI lea-.ni «n n>..kms Run, number of her •icighlxir: Wednesday at brth.le-en seriously, ill with pneumonia her daughter and husband. Mr and made, by Mrs. Albertine—Btracr. Mr- n quilting party. AU report a fine Horn ’O Mr. and Mrs. Robert Born. ,u tx-wts and '* Mrs were on **dis­ .time. Mr* Lknd DeLano ot .Battle Creek. •. — ’* Fingleton ----------------..... ! >• n iwuiu ten pound win. son. xnarvii March o, 6, who who wui will nnanMt* tnd Mr* Dun tx-wis visited hiat ’play and examined with much Interest Mr and Mrs. Glen Kenyon of huuth: ... v,. to i; „. name ... ....... 1 r;iv«T the of Philip u. Sidney sister.and busband. Mr. and Mrs Will। Besides the lesson, many interesting < w.t Delton entertained Hund,iv .in; pon^r.milaUons. -■ Crnnn ot East Caledonia on Friday. |। topits were dlnctiMcd througlnui the’ hrmrrr honor nf of their son, Arion.-., Arion -., b.rthdnv. birthday, ,Dr, and Mri R. G. Finnic spent Sun­ Mr.- Gknn Jiarshall is ill with bronth.-ir gon. Mr mid Mrs. Win Severance and। day.’ mid every ntember became belter which occurs this week His grandpar­ day with Mr mid Mrs. Juoeph Mc| acquainted with each other. Some plan*; ent*. Mr. and Mrs. ' Charh K: All sick in this vicinity arc improv­ Kenvou• Knish' ol Hastings. were made concerning Achievement with his mother. Mr- Mary Severance 1 and aunts mid unci'-. Mr. and. V.. ** lw* u:i<| Mrs. Mr; D. D B. Green and Mr ing Mr and Mr. und Mnc Gordon Edmonds and' day. April 8lh irt the M E church, and -GeorgeKenyon ot Shultz and Mr. and mid Mr* Ward GrA-n and baby re­ •Ha-r-ld Erb lias rone to Pennock hos­ next year's work and study were dlr.-family of Nashville visited Mr. and. ' .Mrs. Je.<;«- K-ny.m of Hirk->rv Corners turned to their homes here after a pital for an ojieration Ltr npptnd:c*tis Mrs, j f Edmonds Saturday evening. caved, 'being. looked forward to with' Mr. twirl Mrs Mnrt Fox antj mV . Mary three inonilu' viflt in Florida. . Mr. und Mra. Cunwy Morgan und much interuM. Tills group, will extend' Freer <if Haaitnas sjFhf Sunday uftfamily Of August i visited her si-ter and its membership from 15 members to a1 r-rnoon with them. They all fiad a fln: Bridge Club Thursday evening. Mrs T- in Jot: 11, n of Bafttv' husband, Mr. and Mi'. Ira Hull, un; membrndiip <if 20 accredited members. time and hojx Arion may have many Homer HarAsoix ol Detroit wa* an but:iday .guest-, of Mr am! Sunday. SiRretl of this plact'. more happy birthdays. i PltOtiRAM AFTER MEETING. . ... H'’' bll>d,r "1 Following lh<- regular E-vuni Star. Mr. and Mrs Vcm Quick and family ‘ & .■ •I-"' '*■ «»» ,„«« f Buntk>(d spent Sunday.with Mr. and'danght of Mr. and Mrs Tom, Wilcox, passed away Friday and lu-r funeral Mr. mil Mn- Doll Kairher al -li>'।p.in.ks d..y ' Timber on the A. C. Hyde farm has Mrs. John Doster. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN (tallli, il io aura wtab »U rnJuyiM. J MToan- brvn M>ld and in iTle process of being ' Mr: Ernest Shorno accomptinii-d by' was held ^Sunday. Bhe was burled In Mi» J l Black. «ho I, ......... . ■ln,h u„ M,.. Hill c-ftetery The family have the fell'd. Mr. Murks <.f the Dunham dis- u»ii Shnrno. pon Hynes and Fred Long Oak J '-'"’.''-l ''‘""'-‘'“"' Itall H..II... audMD.HU-lMta^™ . iici.t Friday and Saturday in Kalaina- sympathy of Jill in their bereavement. William Bourdo, who has tx^-n snhll U i.dliu Mi. and Mi.. Wan» u .ml M, T...„ - nd M--:.. Sliorno visited her sister, utwing will be' Mrs F .1, PhUtlp.; and the boys attend- i fcr several weeks is no belter at this '.Lj’-r,„ ! tfan ftavc a talk about Irish character- don.Mrc. E.I!., fi111ipoii Ot Grand RapidsrLyman Chamberlain ehmvetl Mt.-- »•. *r. sttakUnd returned on d a-Democ-rfitlc fxihtieai convention writing. w .Kalomaw „„ Count of Kalamazoo. Hay Ilcrnunctte hoa moved to the Monday }<t burial tn Oak Hill Mmetery »■; Mr'm iu/, M.S <r,‘?n J011”' a'”1 »i'Uui:tl'.r picture-. Thiir.Mlay from Detroit where Mu? a*-. Held at Kalamnztw college. Adrian Johnson sprained h« ankle . Lu* ■? 1 ,rw?’!nf Isle* Royal? which delighted . very- ■.■ted m the tain- ol a friend. ., ‘ Mi. Minnie Fleury, who has been, home of hi- parent* near Prairieville her hiuband who preceded her a quite seriously Saturday. . ----- a~o., - -• ----- ■ leaves hursdav till teiunte. ! one. Mrs. F.,_ j. Pratt ifl»o gav --------............ a-.-lrtir.;. at tliei to help with the ■- with the v««v housework ..~ —farm —• — work as — his — lath- — n-» years Mrs. —Osborn Ruth Manr. baby daughter of Mr. ieiHblnieAiJpirasmg readme home ot of Carl’ Wai®, ’ ■* retunu-d to her. cr i.-. not. able to do much work tills mans* relatives and friends in this Vt; and Mrs Tern Wilcox, died Friday monthly tmvllng .it ’tin Lacev hume if tx-lli'lt and imtlm. Mt'*' Holmes, of .Union hall-on Wednsday..March w,;home Sunday. ;)»*««•••• —,M------ •to------------ tn ---- Morgan :----- -----------> . rinlty mourn their loss. night after a few hours illness and was iV' Miland wfte guests of Mr.-uiut Mr . Study C! Club tlirii : The body of .Philip ol Mr.* and Mrs-Alger DeForest and son buried Sunday at Orangeville ceme­ . Schuimeyer . t'.'hr'ii offitr »i rt riectrq tn serve the Tlii r*’.;-, Womans A-niens, S*u_y — held ----- -----K. ('. Edmonds on Fridat Mrfi olrnn Bagley ot Kalamazoo tery. The bereaved family have the . -------... ------. ... . toming-yeur. Hi- present inbumbants. •'>''<•«! meeting and election of officers Marshall'wa brought to the Brown Mr* Ella Garrb-tm und Mr* Della cemeferj tor burial Saturday afternoon. UPn . Sunday guest* ot Mr. and Mrs. , .1 the .ciiopi I ioum ! Tuesday, March B. In the April <-diti<jn ot McCa.ls mag- president, Mrs Mildred Stevens, -seer ’ * “ *" —- —■ • ® sympathy of the community. ■1. wane on i»gr J^S appears a picture of nn-y-ircasiin r. Mr*. Haw-1 NuFris, wei ’The following Officers were elected for Mr.-SchUlmeyer had lived in this vi-| C|y(je Nichol* ' Sundiiv with tlwi: The Four Times Seven club met with j the coming year: President. Arlie1 clnity a number of years. lr. Mr. und Mr*. Earl. Warehum'- baby. Mrs.- Mary Taylor last week and vice-pri-4dein, Mildred Jor-i Mr* Clemens and sop. Carter, ot' the father to illustrate Farmm .ihuuld avail ineuiMiVTS tlwniMhp? 01 ,; Spindler; .. Mi- ,E C Edmond*. , 1 which -------------sketched --------- --------------. rarui-.r uiuuki uvuu ;■ BUOBBE COKXERS. Rapids were Sunday guests of: ..fr and Mr*. .Mqrt 7.>wu<nd and;the refriKt-ralor advertising whicn h-v ulP tirHik-gr green them by tin ' i; reco/ding secretary. Irene Roc; Grand. Our school is putting on an Easter .... and Mrs. Heber JVIX.r rmt . John Cnppon of Pratrteville was -a Mr Pike. . Gertrude Mins Julian and David acre gui:^. of,bevy assttned to him At the time the e ;i; lrtlin llt Hustings or Nashville <in'c,'rn-sj rn lending secretary. entertainment, closing with an Easter Mr Tpwtro tirt* sun. ... , ' mis: • treasurer. Mabie Rowland: Mr and~Zn»n Borman Bpenl 'raoi mM-calkJpMR o' ta brolta. Conor! citit hunt TpiuiM-no* E ... A. TnwnsendJ picture w-is made, the bnby was 1w;i \v«-dr» *iiav ihe 23rd f l’lon mid ird of directors. Adda Pieice (carried: Wetliuisday until SulurtLiy with their vappon. and fufnilv faintly at Fliut Sunday. I week* old. ■ . | T»ic’w<r.1d bee tor tin- Briuqs church . -- Mr- Ciiarles. Hcnsan. ----- .and —< jUy chaiman of Clim'ax wu* a Sun­ ---------------------Mi-* Marfan fik<* und . Wayn< i Mr*, wmctimn will be better known’,Chrhmuhlly and dinner server! to ihe/^‘’''■ Orace Faul. Jeah -------Finnic. Ruth daughter. 1931 will go down in history m tho day guut ol Mr. nnd Mrs: Chas. Foote. Whft-lrr ul Batch: creek- spent the i by the name of MLs* Constance Stem, Aftci Hie at Grand Rapids.. . yorkm* n which war. postponed will be N“thumtr. - business - .... —meet-,family -— ti- -k -mil with the lunner's paimu.: daughUt ot Mr..and Mrs. K'-llur Stem in piwgr.on Thursday March 34. n;,n« ,hr »<•»«*»«« Pegram was given r Tile body of Mr*. Sarah Osborn of, Other callers were Mr. nndvkDs. Merle year when everything else did. Mr mid.Mr*'Willard tekrs • ; ——------ , Mi. * Dorothy Smith *pent tin- week; ENTERTAINED I' AND I CLTB. I■ • Starlet fcve; has invaded tlwl Howard! end m Kalamazoo, tin- guest ut Miv i M!;: Maude Hqonan entertained tin: Bovn-n Inline, and Mi.*.* Opal 1-Al he vis- i Manon Lm:'.--.. Siu- tilMi attended’U and I bridge club .WediicMlay att.r- ' tin>. ' Teach. - ' College the;e Friday. I noon. Mpich Kith, prize* were, awarded noroihv and Daisy Holme* began' Mr*. Herman Blmikerlairc and her'10 Mrs. Linna McMillan and Mi*. hh u -<Chooi work Monday at tl:,- Eagle! t»;:. Battle Cr. Cr. -k r;py Barrhl'r. A turn M,n» sons of of Battle >k eaiu'.i called on h* her] PT Bacthl'r. A delicious delicious Lenten Untin repot repast Jhoo! ..was sen cd ulU-r raris. At 1,,, mother. Mr... Miry Severance.nnd sui’ the previous ‘ jurjw, «<!«*.nrdWnl uE ' , ter, Mr.., Mary EHgUsh recently. ,--------- «• - ------ -----Mr. Roger Wiswcll returned to Kai- Mrs Ouila Tolle*. . The members of the Mrs. Mary But-! ampm, on Monday having been hen ............ ler household have been having a scige.; l.i-u week caring for her aunt, Mr. ~~~ „ . ;ol tho flu. Tom Buller L-. dill cimflneii Bnnu Mi.ul.Kk »l,„ h... u-n Ul Home Ec<»U»HtCS I to-.tils bed. ’ • i Mrs. Carrie Hull went to. Buttle T- . ■ irr 1 Mr..und Mi. Bert Clark of Lacey Cn-vk on Sunday where she will spend! iLXlCMSlOll W OTR liave been confined to tljcir home the rix weeks with her daughter and tills-j past two weeks with the flu. bond. Mi. and Mrs. Lloyd DeLauo. Word (rnrti Mix* Eifnor Miller, a for-*Miss Florence Watkins, who tenches! BHULTZ GROUP. mer leMdenl here, who i* teacher ulj • al Wyandotle. cornea home Thursday| The last meeting lor this year of the the CuIvit school in Johnstown, is that und u)|l remain till Sunday with hcrjShultg group of Extension work met she lias Ixntn suffering from mastoid’ j/ar. n- . Mr. and Mr*. W. J. Watkins. ; wjth Mrs. Vert IrtMnani> Friday. March troubli; and is pow in Pennock has-1 Mrs. C T. Hampton return* today to jj. 1933. pital at Hasting:. . . Her laimc tn Iron Moutain after a live. ptl| luck dinner was served at noon, Mrs. Evangie Miller and daughter -wee ks visit with Mr and Mrs. W. MJ Mrs. Ckwise gave a review on picture;- Leoaa and son Oral are having an ex- j .St’-bblns und Mr. and Mrs. L‘. E. Bar- J Mrs. Beck then gave the lesson mi perlence .with the grippe. Her sister, I flower arrangement. Several bouquet* Mrs Byron Guy, is able to lx? at her ! ■ Mi:,. ... —nnn~rases were nniuitra. ■ iucw hviiiv. daughter. Mi** Florence Watkins, of , As we only have a small group it wa* Mrs Sylvia Scidmore. who spent last Wyandotte last week while Mr. Wat-' left until a conference could be had week, hen-, ha* returned to her work knu was in Detroit on O. R T. bail- with the county agent about organizing at Camp Carter ii'''" ■ for another year. All member* were. .... Mr*. (J. r. I.athrop accompanied by' prcM-nt and four visitors—Mrs. Ida; M ■’lArf.L GROvl.. Mrs. R F Webb. Mr.* L. H 6011th- cmixmtcr Prc*s Corr l -lli'-K will-bcmiEnsterplayiind prowirk und Mi*- Fanny Webb of Grand; -------|gram at the ehtfreh next Sunday night Rapids attended Ute National Flower STAR-EXTENSION GROUP. - All an invited show in Detroit Friday. I Thr, Star Extension group met at Hie' The* McKelvey and Beigh P. T. A March 58. 18. for an un will be **field at Mr and Mr, Lyle Wilcox of Battle Grange hall Friday. Marell ’’* this wj-ek v Friday night ‘ Crrek mid Mr. and Mrs Merle’Brad- all day meeting. Sixteen members and‘ the Belgh school. Tlie program mid, eats arc furnished by thc men. : field anti Jack of Milo were qilled here three visitors were present. . Tulips, Daffodils, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roberts of Lan­ / lust wet X by the lllnou of S. B. Wilcox. Fifteen completed chair* were who n reported ns somt what 'improved, brought and fire were cho«cn tording uro mourning thc loss of their in-1 Primroses, Cinerarias Ifant son barn at Sparrow hospital laslj Mi.. F L. Bauer and Mrs. Milton'Achievement Day. Il was a fine col-J ! week. His parents. Mr und Mrs Dan ‘ Murphy were tn Jarkson on Tuesday lection and hot easy to decide which • and Hydrangeas In "bud Wcdhcsday lust week and attend-; were best. Stunt- ot these, would ^rob-ji Roberts spent a couple ot days with; . - \ rd the Jackson O E 8 Chapter, nicy ably hare been banished forever if il1j Harold. POTTED PLANTS Snap Dragons, V were the guests of Ear! Davis had not been for .fhclr new dresses. || Mr. and Mrs Herbert Tase nnd fam- = Lon# Stems, Large ...... ..... ... _______ while then| It was voted to continue the,_'tly workare moving this week to ■ farm Carnations, J.-mi r.nd Culver Knlskt-rn of Evan- another year and Ihe following offlew* near Bedford We are sorry to have; Blooms, Lasting *to.n. HI. me -prudinr, thc week with were elected-. Chairman. Martha them leave the school and neighbor-, Roses, Tulips, 1‘ragrance, thejr Rtandmothcr. Mrs. a D. Knts- Beadle; Secretary. Muriel Bash; Lead- hood. 1 ' '' Mr and Mi • ■ Robeit McGowan of > Daffodils . kern. Their parent*. Mr. mid Mrs. Lewi., ers. Carrie McDonald and Edna Young. Variety o( Colors. and Mr. and Mrs. Dell Shively { T Kniskeni. will spend from Friday- Plan* f01 Achievement Day were dis- landing I t|JJ Sunday here also . | cussed, the lessen on Picture Arrange- ' of Hastings wen- Sunday caller* i»t Frank Annabie on Friday jwenl to ment reviewed. Tlie lesson-on Flower jSterling O-tratliii and Dan Roberts'.. , Earl Flock was quite sick last week!S'i-rgU and Three Rivers mid gave a Arnuigem<-nt was- interesting und very talk on the subject nt Rehabilitation" well illustrated by pictures, winter ;and had gatherings in his Iiead und (o thc Legion Pwts of those elites, flower* and different type* of va.w*. Ihad to luivt- Iii* ears lanced yesterday he went to Lawton and Ben- The leaders were each presented with 11 t PRATT DISTRIC T. ton; Harbor to give talk* on the same plcftire nnd a vase in appreciation of HThe sick ol this- community are all; subject. . their aerviccs.- Miirtha Beadle. Secy. rth the mend, which ue me uil glad to know. . Jim Wan Jimi the misfortune to fall on Hu- ice Uttt we.-k and break two rib' | We all liope he will soon be well again I Mrs. Edgur Mead wax in Hastings [several limes lately at Hie home oj her, ] slsfeh-in-law. Mrs. Don Ashnlter. who has been very-ill with bronk-hal pneu-i I'tnonlu but we are glad to know she is, The BESSMER Eyesight Service h slowly recovering. HASTINGS, । Mrs. Edrth Markham ai)d daughter. i Adnbeli ol flint s;x:nt,soinr time the ' past, week with her titter. Mrs Edgar: । Mead, und also with Mrs. Dan Ashalter • and her father. Joaeph Arihultcr. ot. ' Hastings, who luu> been sick with thThey have nuruud sight HAVEN'T. There is nothing more.de­ ttu. returned to lu-r home thio Monday ceiving than Vision. The eyes may appear normal und vision BtiMgning. • I Mrs. Will. Tinkler ha* recovered satisfactory, add still there-may be urgent need for such a serv­ i suflictcntly to be able to sit up a part, ice as ours. Know about your vision. i ol the time, her friends arc all glad J to hear. . , ■*« ■«— Si 95 S345 Suits and Topcoats. . . $ 16.50 to $3 5 Neckties75c. $1.00’and $1.50 Shirts$ 1.00, $ 1.50 and up Sox35c, 50c and $ 1.00 Hansen Gloves . $2.00 to $3.50 and up T. S. Baird CLOTHING for MEN &. BOYS Say It With Easter Flowers Beautiful EASTER LILIES At 1932 Prices CUT FLOWERS Marveltrtis SWEET PEAS Special Boqucts $1.00 and up. Order Early Prompt Deliveries Open All Day Sunday CLYDE WILCOX Dedicated to Better Vision Telephone 2530 Send Her An Easter Morning Corsuge Most of Those Who Believe I Research often solves riddles that.o"nbi« cannot. ' �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH -U 193? PAGEEIGHT Our Success Has been achieved through carr(ul btulneM managemrtil aiul Mthfactory dealing with poUry- WANTS NO AtmONE CENT A WORD ..... TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 23 CTI’' CARDS OF THANKS THE CHURCHES NOTICE! - Is hereby given to all Depositors and Credit­ * ors of the Nashville State Bank SEE VS FOR JNSCTJAM B Citizens Mutual the receiver is now accepting the filing of Claims. Every Depositor should bring his Savings Book, Cer­ tificates of Deposit, Cashier's Checks, or any other form of deposit with them in order to file their clairps. Also, regarding Commercial Checking Accounts— Statements must be called for, and each Depositor must be sure that figures agree when filing claims. Parents may file claims for children. Filing of all claims must be completed within 90 days from February 23, 1932. . Proof of Claim blanks may be obtained at Bank. FIRE insurance company J. L. MAUS & SON FIRST UNITED BHETIIEEK CHURCH. H. S. SHELTON A family has moved on the Rohetison :.i:ns :;..ir tin Rutl.iml cvn’.« t-rv. p. M*enu kocd t<» ‘ ’ ABSTRACT ASD REAL ESTATE OFFICE HASTIMoB MICH Ser legal notin' un pay II for full particulars. NASHVILLE STATE BANK HASTINGS MARKETS E. B. Finley, Receiver Nashville, Mich. Nellie Hauls and family, near mother. Mrs HBST CHURCH OF'CHRIST. SCIENTIST. P‘Arr.» rwtghborimxl Sunday evenlnn,1 Wall’ll for further gpnouncemeilU rel­ ative to preaching service,'’.. Sunday School neil Sunday nt 10 :ti) A, M You1 ure cordially ipvltod . . . Mrs, Millie Fisher valh-il nt Will and (hie to Mi-kinan 1 I'.ul weather. Frank <‘o»:»Acll s in Uikeiiew-smiilay Mr» K-tii Dav and Virginia have the aftrniiMin. tin ■ school hotiM- Friday , Krnhfth Wilcox .i/id roommate. Ted All are conHally inj Vogler, of Benton Hui bor were week ■ end guests of Mr. anil Mrs. Herbie Wil­ ! cox. jnew-, Sunday that hi, lather hajl. died, ! tiiat montina at the home ot his brothm ■er. ('•Lire, in Grand Rapids. . ' The .Vfiung people ut Barryviile are ' (' preparnu a cantata tf> U- I’lv.en at th'if. u'. } church Easter. . Mrs. VatiDnirn hu- the sympathy of ‘ tht" neighborhood in the ,ln«, ol her;.,, mother who ifav^d away m Detroit Mi. and Mr.?, wdi Hyde were Sun- ’ day dinner guestr. of Mr and Mr, Will .1 Haines in NoshviHe. The Mi honary .xx Robert England has been home frimi Hastmi;- school the ia.-t.aivk on ac­ count of s>ckna>.« Mr, George Anuterbcrg of Hornet visitors at Ml. and Mr* Morris Eng1-* Miss Dorothf Gt lnai!.' ba. hecn ciuP. Hck the past week. . ' Mr. and Mn.. .Morni HiitdniR an daughter Diana, of Grandville, w.r gti.';Mr and Mr ■ Morrt/Kiiglan Sunday Try a Banner Want Adv. Ladies’ New Easter Creations BEAUTIFUL HATS—VariH nnd colors .$1 .xs. -32;95, $:h!i5 anil SILK DRESSES <>f-newesl design - : •<■4 in Kid Gloves nJ? >'J.'.15 Cotirui Gloves 50c Io 1 1.00 D.> Your Easter Shopping Here — , F. L. FAIRCHILD &. CO. their Giin lake GRANGE PROGRAMS ' 11 listing.<, Mich. East State St. Dr Gilkey, of Plainwell. . .< caller at Mr., and Mrs; Frank Spscklcr s StmJ.ihn^Be NORTHWEST I IIOKNAl'PI E. .. Mr. and Mrs. Ueorce Adams and -ons • were Sunday afternoon guL-t* of Mr .. Gertrude Adams nnd family, of H:r- Some Greater Things Maurice and Rente Thomas spent; Saturday .tn Battle Creek. Mr. afid Mr* Herman Npllke pf. Dun'can lake were Sunday giu-t-. n| their -on Floyd, und fant,ilv Mrs. Louise Potts ol Caledonia spent Sunday afternoon with her' mother. Mrs. Flnkbeiner. The sick in this community tire all on' tin? gain nnd the LadfiV Aid will :»x* held in the church bai-cment. Thurs­ day Dinner setved at noon. Everyone colored eggs to the ■spring itutlit to the femtnine portion of the household and an ii p w a v’d busi­ ness trend V* the Mix Situs I* doing cntpeiilcr work in Irving Little Jamr. SUies is able WOODBURY Rev. and Mis L BratjRh and son. j of Kuna. Idaho have been vi-nting at the home of Sfr and Mr-..Glenn Rair-I igh They arrived Wednesday night.' Rev. HratiKh was thr Nnnrcne poster al Nashtillr bvf< !<• going Wx-t ten yeari ago Thr high allttudc did not agree wtt.li Mr. Braugh s health.-e they ii.-v.i’ retut lied iu 11m Ea t where hr bus man of thp ho There is, how.’nificance to Easier, ‘and it would Lit a good thjng forjn’l Onion Growers Attention! SOUTHPORT YELLOW GLOBE ONION SEED. Leonard.and Rice’s. 5-lb. lots or over, 1 4E pound, cash . x. . $ I ■ I v Beller Get Your Order Right In. Wallace Feed and Seed Store r Mutehless Til I 'SS Comfort With Thi, NEW Adjustable Center Akron Truss Pad anil Mr.-. C. J. Pierce attend* d thc fu-. ' u*aTTMaa*P«BTiin Methodist episcopal church. . Rrr c. M ’contun. CHURCH OF CUBIST. COATS OROVE. driven too fast, a carbon: up to .only 25 milt.. an htiur un ! car u broken in. Vermontville. ■Wednesday. Mrs ',nr-v Mo,oc,c lf,t ,or the home >c^ her daughter. Mrs Allen Sidman in Grand Rapid-. Friday, railed there by STUART LAKE. Last Week's Leiter • ' Guess the weather man intends to have\ome whiter yet by tfie looks the past week.. w' 1 Mrs Elizabeth Scott tw returnep to! her home here after spending thi-win­ ter with relatives in the northern part cf the state. . Those who have been working on the rJad returned to their work again thU morning after a week s lay-ot! Mildred Ward and Arioa Johnccck of Plainwell were week-end gue.-h of relatives at this plaCt. ■ . CEDAR CREEK. Mrs. Nina ■Roylefixis entertaining the mumps for the last days. Lloyd Owen ami family of Baltic Creek spent Friday and Saturday witn home folks. Garrett Wudyke of Grand Rapid.'; , spent a couple of days hut week with Mr. and Mrs H Leavitt of tlih place, j •< Aichie Mattison and family of me .Henry Lvlnaar und family Sunday. —>■ acttrely and avipih md fn;.tr||]r.» com- Let Out Expert lttt-< f itter -how you lad is adjusted tu your special condition. begins wjirk in thr tn w field about the firn of May . \ tie upon the ri‘ft ft nd deeper signiii HASTINGS, MICHIGAN THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBarker, Proprietor. Hastings, Mich. AUTHORIZED EXCLUSIVE AKRON TRUSS FITTERS jtfli Merchandise in our Establishment is marked in plain figures . .. with the price of the COM­ PLETE Funeral Service. ■ Chas. ft. J^eonard.s "HONCS, r ft- 34i7 -223e /uneral Service HASTINGS, Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, March 23, 1932 PART TWO the sight of a mouse later wonders why t Tommv. or Betty I* m nervous. Like sol many other processes lu childhood' emotions are ‘lirgcly thc product of j The fed lowing excellent paper was lustrated by a real Incident. On a par­ imitation and environment nnd arc no': read by Mrs. a. H Carveth of this city Uculai. mornJng on her way to school a fixed or predetermined on a fatalistic > busts, as som- people' would haw us be-' Discussed Question Of Mental Hygiene at Women’s Club U,at hu<* she COntmurd to A\^ hXT a^ when he -mokes hl* first cigarette, hihvaJriTbut w^lre^lw^m£JtSSiw:hoo‘ shP wou,d have b**n It only imitating hi* hero Behind rxambiatnm in arithmetic for .every single activity in which we in­ Carveths’iratM-r 172 ImJSMZwt! w,“ch *hc hftd n0‘ »tudl,d To ’ dulge. emotion.-, und instinct* are al­ foreeV th.1 •« 'u! du* crcd“- however, no thought of thU most always tlie real driving forces, WJ t!S Mil? nw/UK thoimht^r0nUngPnCy cnlt'rcU ,’rr mlnd land not Intelligence In teaching chll-' 1 lh®dBh.t*:she returned home genuinely mub [dren U> contgo) their emotions the first were have cleanan and wholesome, l)hv,ical)v sick Her mother an rxch-l soon ideal condition,weinwould th--, ^KS^hlniir ty.V’raffi^ th­ i j U' to set them un example of calmness* *’ ' • | Dr. and thc little patient was made; yourself. R..', rvnIt,. krinw, Everyone knows how quickly Mrs. Carvcth's pa{x*r was ns follows: |quite comfortable. Th<- lutuation grew. r,.rtaJn emotions aud nttifude.-. That thc mental health of a com-. increasingly pleasant and thc reallxa-.' - thenuelVK ’ others - ‘ Cominnmlnrt ’ ifer to munlly U as Important as its physical tlon that she hud been the heroineI’ children io Im- calm mid quiet is no*. welfare is mi obvious but Kcncrally dU- • around which Hie little domestic drama enough -We must Show them how to S' '.rl. kwr, child nuuiral out mental health the most vigorous Now it came to pu.ss a few months later , nutl(., for hh emotion and if we fall rannot maintain satisfactory social or u* was again on her way • u desirable emotion . and ran way to to School (to JU-(,Vjde wiy uhew< may economic adjustment; generally dlsre- when this horrible thought cameB to drrt-e an und^irabic **?'himself devise an undesirable one one. ,..d.< b«.uw. the, mldlum ol mo- her. • Wh>-. rwra .noth"'umm'ho,,' dlcval superstition stigma, clings ten- mis morning and I haven't studied for|K should t>- an intclliu* nt helpful one .eiotuly to our mentally sick. and. we U. M i go on to school I'll hare to take ^UmX n^ i !! '"'"J”" " ' S 'i^XI’^uuLb.d^.i.'ul^ YOU and Your Town become RIC H E R by Opening An Account in This Safe, Old Bank! < Ither unphasant or little Understood, haven t any good excuse and mother anmh< i rule fur’ tc ichiiur i-motlun il Our mental Ilves, our personality.-our will make me return. What shall 1 do’ ■ rontrol w to avoid pl.u ing 'he child >n character and conduct are guided by And then to solve lids childish conflict -i dtualian.where tic will be under ■>T/ic certain well known princples called; there came io her.the comforting mem-’. v„rt> ,'motidnal strrv. Takhiit him t.i imffital mechanisms. Com|iennalion li ory of her attack of rcul illncas prehinerah. visiting hwpilub.. undc.-iruble •■in- type, it arises out of a mental con- vlously. Why sure enough she said tu1 movies, talking in'hl* presence <4 mur- . Bu t or n clash between an ambition herrelf-because wlicn thr rcailty- ders or burglars or reading morbid and, 'ir a wish which i* inharmonious.with dodging mechanisms tint begin they’ gruesome stories to him futiguea his; live fac.U of real life. It iewhat wr re- are conscious and intentional; it W-rfiT*' emotional system just us un excessive j •ort to when w are thwarted In our ]y after they bccom- Ipdntual that we' amount ol exercise tires him physically.! Ijopes and desires. Or It may lx* thn*. push them down out of awareness "I The child who U all tired out. eltlur by activity we assume when we wl»h tn couldn't be cxp«eted to take an cxami- loo much play or by staying up t<ui late . • atone for some guilty thought or act. nation If I *cre sick.” And she Rot out h apt to be cross and irritable. Under We use It frequently, though seldom do of the wholt difficulty, rfiiw nil this such circumstance* It i* nothing less, wr realize it, and in most case* It is a happened quite a go«xl rpnny years ago1 than stupid cruelly to puni-h.'Chiidn-n ’ comforting and even a health preserv-. und tiuU little girl is now’ u woman who show an inclination to excessive I Ing device sometimes, however, we she lia* trained herself to dodge Issues dependency on'cither parent should bei have been So severely thwarted.- *o! she ploy* up headaches and nerves kept busy, given special* rcx|x>iulbil>ty । painfully checkmated that a few of uj. Her friend* call lier a procrastinator and urged to make their ow n dequipn*! over-compensatc—and in such cores, She calh herself-a nervous invalid. Her standing for falling by, the result. Cod-: the effects of over comi>ensatloii on the । doctor whl» can never find any physical dling ami encouraging a •run.lo mother' social fabric are apt to be harmfiijMnd basis for her complaints, calls her a attitude' should be sternly suppressed. dMlructivc. Generally *|x>aklngyrthe neurasthenic and I nm not telling you‘ l» you say In from of your child when mental live,-, ol all of . ur can be whul else. Tlie ability or the willing- I he finds a task difficult Well, he takesroughly divided Into two group* oflness. to lace reality, squarely without after me. I could never do arithmetic" activities. ’ with n numtier ot sub-. coniprornire u of supreme importance or “He takes after hl-, dad. he was . division* attached to each group. Group; in maintaining mental health Children1 never handy with tools'*. If so you are 1 consists of our intellectual agllvitles. i naturally seek excuses for evading disexerthaXaf" hlntself. Group 2 eonvisl* of our emotional' agreeable task* but when they carry encouraging VJTa™wuhhim 'fog not Zmiohim activities. Intelligence is altogether dif • over this mechanism into adult liflrantr which are ix-rfoctlv avoidable In teachabiUtV to tn figflu- habitually hnhltnnllv ansi and chronically x-hrnnlrallv avoid avnlrt rcre. ? . . 1 . ? °. . 5“ ferent from emotion. The ability Ing children to qpntrol their emotions! ure out how mnch is two and two Is an ispantfibUity tiwri only too often do they regard them as equals. Remember they; example of intellectual activity. It | find themselves enmeshed in a habit have their Httlc hopes arid fears and varlra in different persons and u cap-1 which leads to/nrollmeni In the rank.-, doubts atki nrnbitions just a? we do able of cither growth or stunting. Emo- of tiiat ever growing army of nervous und to them Ulcse are equally inii»rt-'; lions on the other hand are Instinct* invalids said to "enjoy Ul health." ant. Doni expect too much from them , having little to do with Intellect and! When our first thought on being con- A child normally is an active httlcj are seldom influenced by it. Jumping; fronted by an unpleasant task is to fi-r animal, full of curiosity of what Kip-1 when a door slams is an illustration of' from it. we soon find ourselves In the Ung calls the ."satiabk'' kind which! emotional activity. When emotlorts are . same naive class with tlus mythical bird should be encouraged und respected. ln[ diverted into unusual channels then we wlio buried his head in the sand nnd hl* early years he Is guided nyire by: say tl* person l* socially maladjusted; belicvi d that he hud escaped his ent- primitive instinct than by intellect, nnd! and we regard him as mentally sick. I inles. Parents can do nint h. U they will every' ‘lay he is having to adapt himself! Emotions then play a deeply complex; to prevent such habits from winding to a -jfrange world made chiefly fori part In our everyday activities; o far their tentacles around the lives liver, of adults und containing scores of taboomore ImiKirtant part than our In- tireir children. Teach thr boys nnd girls nnd-barriers and forbidden things that 4 tellects. Once we experience an Imo- for their own •■akes to be brave; to face quite appall him. ’As hi* emotions lx— tion. something must be done with it. life even in minor difficulties. n.s life come crystallized and more complex he In general, what we do with an emotion1 really is not as they would like to have u going to need pretty badly an ex­ is called a reaction. lit; teach them., to present an active. ample to follow, a model after which he Thus it becomes human nature to forward attitude when the unpleasant can construct his own Ideal of cunduc* run away from whatever threatens our'threatens; to attack vigorously these Take heed and have'hb welfare genl lives, our physical comfort or our peacei troubles ruthet than to nm away; and uinely at heart, toshOw hmm? K°°d an ot mind. In mtd-Vlctorlan days it wa*| finally teach yourselves to .recognise example of emotional control as you dm considered one of Hie indlspcnslble so-; the dangers involved in the acqulre- a moral one. It Is a hopeful sign when in the young, and reactionary attitudes tlveness in young children It- reprePARMELEE. Mrs. Loren Tungatc. c*«ir and Charclal graces to be able to faint on being ment of these insidious habits that we can honestly ask fur a criticism of. arc almost a physiological neceMitv *«nts a surviving frojnient of a. powerMrs. Roy Slwrk has spent moit ot Jotte confronted with an unpleasant situ- ^cripple and maime and stunt the men- n>iru.i«M nortiKuhri.. to a .. .Mfclij! wlth ... * .. . extremes ... ____ ..' ourselves »i.H and particularly on advanced. age. Such are ful and primitive iiiAtinct, und its due t ntlon. PsychiatrisLs recognite niany,i't.il health of our future cUxzens Hou a personal, . in Allegan. Iieljilng care for her ierville called on the latter’s brother, txtrson.il. touchy tourhv subject Aiiblrct as «■> whether whetlui- , . ... . ., supression—never its comi»leic annl- sister forms of dodging reality and thc pro-1 can we learn to guide mid control our we are helping or hindering bur chit- sure to bring conflict. Tlie attitude of nilatlon-i-. ;fot' to a thin veneer of (father. Mr. Milfcr. who hud a stroke Shirley Kernu-tn mid family Sunday ' cess Is always acquired during child-1 emotions? This question is of special dren in our efforts to rear them pro|X>r« tlie young people js changing toward* etliics and custom imposed by society ;und parsed away Saturday. ■afternoon. 1 hood: children,consciously and deliber- importance to parents, for like all ly. We are ail looking tor tlie same goal sex. Sex r-Aidards are changing In-self detenre. Biologically these *up: ntely evade the disagreeable in life byjdther lessons in our mental lives thh, for our children. We hope for thc ac- wlwther Ae *bh it or not In this1 pressing qualities developed millions of < all sorts of subterfuges. Thus parents' one must be taught during childhood. compllshment of two things— they shall change । we see cause for rejoicing and y«‘«rs la''*r d*1* ’»<* simple, natural .Maclvcr anti family,'Mrs George c<«ok.! h.is u,lcl‘‘- Mr. and Mrs. diaries Wool­ ‘ should lie on the alert to delect reality 1 "GO see what Tommy la doing and tell get ns much satisfaction out of life as cause for alorjn On th.- average, the; instinct to take, which characterized ’ jston near Hastings —avoiding habits in their inciplcncy; him to slop." How familiar this ad- possible: they shall fill a place tn hte attitude, of,the younger generation U' primitive man. It Is not so very strange und to nip them In the bud.They monition sounds to many youngsters children fail to acquire In tender as useful socially as their talents per­ more trank, more honest, more deflourish so lustily that It i* only by the. And how quick they are to imitate mit There is no question about our tennined bv intelligence and less de- < y<«r" a sufficiently thick veneer of ctu•exercise of eternal vigilance that men- parental attitudes and mannerisms aims or good intentions, but there is tcrmlned Uy emotion. All too frequent- 1°”' prevent the breaking through ot, tai health can be preMtved. This h 11-'Tlie mother who invariably screams al just as xurely.no question that mqny of ly parents show a lack of respect for prirnftive habit in other wire nor-, thc things ue do interfere with a com­ thc right* of others, a lack of respect.mal children, petty pilfering, lying. | plete realization of our hopes. Were w° for law and society, a lack of respect: truancy, and otherwtre undesirable living under tlie conditions of primi­ for iex. Tiff parental attitudes have' habits often are ured ns a sort of comtive man. we should be spared many ot been the determiners of tlie youths’be- pensation for fdilpre to gain ih life our problems and our children would havior. Tlie power of sex for good and what they want. Delinquency umong grow' up with enough self-acquired its power for destruction are too great children isn't all due to bad heredity ability to meet all the demands of a to be disregarded. Intelligently direct-; And if we want to stem soWTol the simple community life. But for the ed.lt lias power lo aid man towards rising stream of criminal careers, w? difficult and Intricate task* of adjust­ greater accomplishment*, but If. he! must stop labeling such offenders irsj ment itk-jnodern life, it is necc'iury to wanders blindly and aimleMly. it cun bad. Instead we must Ix-gin to ask pur-,| bupplrmemwith a-'formal training destroy the individual and seriously;..'elve$ why they are bad and tn make, lhat the child gets from informal n.v- cripple society. Many iiureniji are.look- some .attempt to understand them. soclatloua with -his fellows. There is Ing for a* brief nnd easy formula with rather than to go on atupidly jiunl-hprobably no more Important consider­ which tix meet tlie problem ol sex cdu- l,lR: ation In child training than thc fact cation They will never find it. Parents, , Wh.en you look at your child you that we Jul) io distinguish between must train for liiair Job Just as the'never can believe hr will grow up to what is good’for the child and what is school teachers train for theirs. Sonic disappoint ------ — you. • comfortable for us. All methods re­ require more training than others but Being a imrent is thc most -important 30 x 4.50 29 x 4.40 30 x sulting fh “spoiled children’* can be ignorance unfit* men and women for job any of us has. We live in our chllreferred back to this selfish motive parenthood just as much as it does for dren so it behooves us to dn n good job.] U. S. CUARD U. S. GUARD U. S. GUARD When we give a child something to de any other life activity. Wc have Been that is beyond his capacity we hinder trained to crowd out ot mind anv htx progress because we fail tu give thought* or feeling that has to do with him work that he can do und tluit will sex. This has become a life long habit help him develop. Invariably as a re­ We find it difficult now to face these । sult he will "kill Umc" nnd turn away facts. Feelings of embarrassment jthdl .During the period March \J to with-! from his job. Don't lie ashamed of your perhaps shame und confusion come to,l in 30 days of tlie opening r' child's capacity. If he has the capacity the surface. Until we have frankly:, ous ' hunting seasons next of a taxi driver rather than a college faced and analytcd eMr present «ttl- may uul ailK. not <M be. trained on „'game president, ut least make him a good. tudes and have tried to trace them to;bjU. sqU1h-ek, fur bearers , taxi driver. It he Is driven to the im­ their sources we have not the necessary other nnlnials protected by the state.1 possible ambition of becoming a col­ insight to revise intelligently our at-. according to thc Department of Con-1 lege president he will have nothing toi titudcs toward sex. Knowledge is the «ervation depend on amt-wlll likely become your best 'key to Ulis difficult problem. Bl. „.u 6-Tube MIDGET v’’■ * » m!ch“s permanent boarder or an- untuppy mis­ oloK c.n B.vr u. Kn«H» .nd b.A21^!” d “ 'L*5 fit in whatever Job he gets. The parent; ground’from which to reconstruct our 1 Year ^rt^nSf Co^^atlmi1 Man^^ii often thinks of his children as being; attitudes. Truthful answers may ungrateful when in fact he Is himself! vent thp child's seeking of this mforma-, SSw the ingrate. He sacrifices the child to' !l^^c8^v<to^ninfBfmed TtielJ'lwo an^ " hulf months- mo*1 of thcm his own imbltions. He is pufied by the WHENEVER unj of I heir friend* plun ■ party child's brilliance ami chagrined by his Complete "on the spur of the moment", Bob and Mary failure—forgetting that he is not alonq noring them does not do away with ,p#xt September responsible for the child'* inheritance them nor does doe* |t protect our children. children.'1.. Until \ --------------------- — dogs ----- may •••—> not • lire almost sure to’.bc invited. For THEY IIhl. ,..-1. U.... ( ________ . . ... .. . .... * trained on wild unlmab. nr birds We kno.'lh.I m -. j ,,..,.. Hie. .Ul nt' >» “ -'i-" 1 •» » “ d « h “ d* and training. He evades his task—he HAVE A',TELEPHONE and can l*e rcuclird waits—he thinks his boy will outgrow means change, tiiat cliangc demands | l*»wi:ils BCdoxs. his.faults. He may as well expect a adjustment, that .................... <|ulckly al any time. adjustment deniand.v A PAIR! Exchange cracked foundation to mend as the' knowledge, and that sex. life, chang*.' Mr. and Mrs. Will Johnson ot Mid­ structure rears. Do you always keep adjustment and knowledge demand the Your telephone willpopcn the door" to many your promises to your child? Would you you1 revising of our attitudes towards xeir sex ,; interesting aud pleasant social events. And, trust a person who deceived you? Whe$ "Children who habitually lie or stealj in case of emergency, you can summon help trust is gone obedience goes. Do you or run away or become immoral, may; Ed Balzer and little daughter Gcralgain a child's attention before you tell necd not so much punishment to restore dine who have been staying with her. immediately . .. by telephone. him what to do? Do you allow him to them to paths of rectitude, as to be parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Carter, do a thing one day and punish 'him for understood." Thanks to our hew con- spent the week end m Grand Rapids, Few things provide so much aervice at ouch doing it the next? ceptions of thc Juvenile offender, wei-j Mr. •and —** Mrs. Ray Servcn ---------and - fam-i low cost as thc telephone. mere is much talk about the mis­ are seeing and treating him in a moreL, w.v.u>o were -v.< ouuu., Uy ... of mw Middleville Sunday ocumg evening behavior of out young people. There is practical light. TO understand sums up! callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. much exaggeration. Each generation our whole attitude towards these chll-. earner Schondelmeyer, will always find fault with the other. dren. Somewhere there is a reason if ” ’ ............. The south half of the -Irving Project The young generation arc "bound for only we can discover it and once dis­ club members met with Mrs. Arthur ‘£>rtv«-/n Service Hastings perdition" and the older generation are closed, the reason furnishes us *a ’lever ----- Bedlord Thursday afternoon u to nuke ■old fogies." Thia, is not a new dis­ with which we can l uproot ,___ . ™ the difficulty ____ _ arrangements for tlie program to be ._ . _„u giVfn otjlie irving grange hall in covery; it is probably as old as man­ in a majority of cases. Taking what one kind. Progressive attitudes aft? expected wants b ® .perfectly natural ncqutsi- April. man. who through Fru­ gality anil Enterprise, makes himself prosperous becomes a VALUABLE ASSET to his town ami to his community. DEPENDABLE BANK i , necessity in EVERY growing center, because it provides a clear­ ing house lor funds which are used in tlie interests of local business and farmingciitcrprises. A This bank has rendered }ust such a continuous service us this for more than 60 years. We arc anxi<>us jo see this city and surrounding commun­ ity prosper. We arc anxious to see each individual in ij prosper. Building up a good Bank Balance in this old bank means just that Prosperity far YOU and YOUR Community! Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank In Barry County Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2217 MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO United States Tires & Tubes New Tempered Rubber Process 3'A sys HEAVY DUTY Now Illegal to Train Dogs on Small Game ’ Special! -‘B’ BATTERIES 13 PLATE BATTERIES HOWARD RADIO ’X485 £X.Tch-95e jfato nantzm ^hop Bob and Mary never miss those "Spur of the Moment’’ parties �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MARCH tl IU2 PAGE TEN i. nual account of guardian tiled S Estate Edwin C and Harry N. Clapp । COURTHOUSE NEWS Annual account ot guardian filed. r _____ Estate Elizabeth Salisbury Petition 11 । tor Admr filed, order appointing Admx i Five boy* from Nashville.. Howard PROBATE COl'RT. ’Snow, Carrol Ha ml lion. Richard Green. i titate Amanda Norris TesUmuiy uf entered Estate 'Thoma* Howe order allowing I George Wotrlng and Junior Roe accomfreeholders filed license to sell is»ued. clauns enteresj, final account of cxr- Raided Rev.'S J Prancu and J Van' oath before sale filed. • Deventer to Lansing FYulay evening for Extau* Prank Cole Final account of cutdr filed Estate Mary and J Li*-:the Lansing------Area 'Y' conference. special Admr filed ------------- B. — — ■Nadiene —- ----- ------------ --------—• Five; Estate Claude Edger. Testimony .■•iwmi; of ii Her. Petition for appoin'lnE .................- •>!• guard-poys ^... from ....... Hastings went ...........to, . tlie .... — same, .— ib-r determlnihK: tan. order appointing guardian-entered., ntreting with Mr. Angell Elmtr San'bond filed ami'letter* iss.u-d deen Harold Adams. Roy Finstrom, heir* entered. . iniey . Bond filed Estate John P Kocher Warrant and Robert Anj^rll und Winston Finstrom. > r limiting inventory filed. Conference' was held at Eu*t Lansing Estate Lucy Seasf- Ftiial reWil’t* • m*»w, Community church. aim. : i—iuFTo creditor* Mucd fllrei, order allowing account entered, Tuesday., March 29 the Junior "Y” discharge of Adnu burned estate cn-' ,ta Vc.n ti* Petition for 11 group will be host* to tlie smaller “Y” ' 11 filed, order for pubX> tolled 1 group at Woodland for their study and * oa*k» t ball The Hastings group i* ■ROVE Rafale Hiram* L Uog< large in numbers and will, send a team Adnu - • ’ : Pere Hoffman was a Wdwdiaud to Middleville the same night for jn■un; appo i itor Tuesday door baseball lunnuu ’ ti J Foster visited the Nxton school All are urged, to attend the special' mu. Wednesday about thc «-H'Clu)i aork ■ services un Good Friday this week at Mn Glen Asplnall and MaDlyn ol the Hastings Methodist church. 1 30 tl.. Durfre- district spent .Thur-day ,«o 3 00 octocs Ret A. C Totnahanhy. -.uiit with Iwi parent- Mr and Mrs i.of the Pnsbyierum church of Battle P. tc Hoffman Creek will be. the speaker This senmrnl -.t Frank Norton suited twr " »l»n*oreu bv ihe Barry County i'.i Mr? Jay Haakm* id Vermontville• Ministerial Av*«iatlan ubi r„ * C. J Barnum of Woodland will, with < ■ ■ <i. s.tiv wa- given Mi and wunf ol ”u AK lx'y' ‘urnlsh some; i din.'. Mi J-’i ni Mamet Thursday eveium; ''“•rla> ,RO,lc on ,he r“rn‘ Con-' A» tor Cadiliat hr*n‘r a’ Coat' Orove. April' Y. M. C. A. ITEMS | ‘Ufd Hj i.T-.- --man l» confined to hi« trying to secure Mi ;iome with tho flu • Jc fur the address Hanna of M. S ■ .Id tjindv .reU«*d to prerent High rehool oppor-’ John Burke of Belk-vw i* spending ’° “’e Urm ,h<-lr Ap'“turn With hu-darighlef. Mrs W 16 conference ■ Grul.l and family. "Any civilization can Ik- measured i Mr- Glare Hoffman and Mr? Glenn b> its recognition of the right* of . I Aiptrutll- nnd daughter .spent Friday- others '—R. L Smith. iMibllcai1 • night former's •• ••■ and — Saturday ..... . • with the »nrm*e-» Secretary Angell is up north Jhi* • .uien: Mi» and Mr- Will Navue. at l week for two Father and Son banquet* —In. litillr . and further arrangement* for u big '________________________ ________ — cunfrretiCe fur the whole northern dis­ trict to be held at Petoskey April 23. Clay B*’®*1’. “nd I*110 Bump M®Lst• 1 ■ .11 -ill' Oral..':' -..ill- ;•<.i.1t..v .la.oL ■ ■ I^R -• Sunday ,md n-jH.rt u large atJ? O .tendance than the week tk-fore. They Rwl E ■ ":1 E-« i«i Sundav ami furi.isi. -omc special music with Murguttt ' Vroo.-nan accumjianist. . L> P E BL A ■ t MR a Japan* se ana a Chinese student ' • , .from Krihunazoo College have been |n- • Gtcd to meet with the Older "Y ' group ■ -11 !,a<l Angtll s April first, tu give the boy* Ui'ii idea on the war. x , j; I S ihe Cailton Center V group and z. Cu.it, Groie Y have been invitid to: ♦ ■ vi*iFKellogg * April I. in the afternoon /■ Bg* • (A, Their schoolmate* and parent* may uc-, I, B YBB*g A '/ company them z l Mr . Oerald Patton ol Grand Rapid-, i W formerly a Y W. C. A. secretary, will at b'.w I tl A mi" V**U ,h,‘ Glr*-Hcscrve fcroup« at Nash-’ me. ro..r i<><~i 'ille, Woodland and Middleville thl.-.' t, y.urMlt twi»!> M ix >n Trout uf HillsJale College, i* be. ut yer. ra.A .being sought for a^ gia-st speaker at ■ •• y I the Boy and Girl eonleiei-.tr at Battle! . Creek Y- W. C A. April 6 or fl. I Successful Banking* Is Dependent Upon 1 Things That EVERY Customer be satisfied in every • transaction with this bank. ikEVERY Customer’s interests be SAFE ARDED to the fullest extent possible. 'I > That the bank.realize a reasonable profit from its investments. ’ - A bank must keep sufficient funds liquid at all times to meet the possible needs of those depositors who wish to draw their savings for some purpose^-and at the same time win. Ouk-r Ing claim '»unt filed. Amanda Nnrro filed, « fef confirm! iiv. JT W Uli BBlwP 1 Z9C Candy CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES 10c 19c Kellogg’s Pep IGM Chocolate u*. Asparagus q LAWRENct GREEN No. 2 Can Wax Beans IGR Olives IGR Na. 2 Can ti v^^oltle Stuffed 13c 25c igb Cake Flour ' y. LIGHT and FLUFFY c \)hi«st and liuWlart cslis »«» «»ti uil«d Pfc, Make such secure and profitable investments as will, enable the bank to pay a designated rate of interest on savings accounts and still protect its depositors. 2 Palm Olive Soap 13c B.. 7c COFFEES I ' Blend G' Blend A' Blend 30c 25c •4 19c VACUUM PACKED Deluxe 39c 11 has done its cus bcsl­ 1Far Ur 46 Years 1 ears to make every tomer fecj al home and go away from the bank feeling he had been fairly and courteously treated^. . . as far as human- Ginger Ale IGA Cocoanut IGH Cherries IGA Large bottle 15c 15c No. 2 can X§C Peaches IGA19c PeasIGMgc OXYDOL '0- I G.A STORES O thl ly possible, it has safeguarded thc finan­ cial interests of its friends and patrons... it has always paid three per cent interest compounded semi-annually on all sav­ ings accounts. [* You Are Cordially Invited to Become a Patron and Depositor of This Bank ■ ■ Hastings City Bank ESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR 1886 Capital $75,000.00 "The Bank with the Chime Clock" Thy D G T. O. club mot last week; aH11 Mrs. Vera Brinker on Wednesday; afternoon ‘ Mr and Mr* Ollfc Boulter and fam* ily nnd Wflliffd Denwnd and family' have beqp hating the thl. KLINGENSMITH FMK Mgr Mr ami Mrs Neil Smih of M’dlaixt > klim.ln.vmiih. I Alli UM. land Mr and Mr* ClareiL-e Shellcv otI Mra. Maty-Saunders daughter and Ansel Talmage and family ; Laming watted E G Smifh and taimlv family ol Iridianapolu. *pent Sunday taim-d her moth. I and .uster from ! on Sunday with her. Mrs Sounder* is getting Kalanmaoo Sunday. Miss Marian Woodman *pint ironr ««»•««> c'«n **• t'kiwcted. Her There wa* a good attendance as tie* Thursday until Sunday Visiting Inends daughter from Detroit ha- been iu»lp- KliUlcy Ladle. Aid which nut with in Grund Rapids, • ,nK <aro ,t,r •H'r »Hx* her return from William Demontl was taken *:<k on' Pennock hospital iWednesday and died on Friday morn-, Perfjr VanTuylc ha* been putting up' ; ii'.K- He had lived nearly all his life irc Un- past week. He 1* Atting H from' lien Tin- funeral wa* held at the: Deep lake t church on Sunday’ PM at 2 u clock large crowd attended tlw caucus “’nducrerT by Rri John Smith. Our ,lt bow.iu- Mill-, March U'There will sympathy I', extended to tlw relaUv* • b., two ticket, the- yea: m Yankee: An Evungelutic .-ermon uas xiw-u • spring? Of laid years there ha* only ‘ by the pastor last Bunday eveiung. Tiu |x,,.n lMu. tlckrt | ^l5WSre euXe. M-*cti<»r th’ I Sunday with hlzl !Mrs Alice .Chare will have Uiarge oii“‘ Bo*cn--Mtlb. 'll., music and the pa»t<*r will gire HiT Mr. and Mr*. Claud Shafer of near I .M-nntui. Payne Lake ar.- the iiroud parent* of a Mid social evr- fine haby girl born two wreka ago. nliig wa* held at Thonipaoii. last EdwaM Bowerman i* quite til ot the . Wi-djuiaday evening. it being held to hum.- of Mr and Mrs Harry Latta m s 63rd ■ ub^iv, .Mi Thompson 03rd birthday ! Mrs Pern VanTuylc and Mis VeUa . Willard BolUm iiaw lx-< i; on the sick; Rngood and baby abut to Nashville -ue p.i•-. week Saturday with Lyk- Maxon of Giand M:.- Jeuutte .Mi;n-r hod thc mlsfor- j nijMd. and visited Mr. and Mrs Gldjlun-- to. break hor arm last Sunday j<on Kennedy, returning home Sunday. Wreral from here attended tin 'P „ „ r A ' Weilu-an rei-doi h<i<- . i**f nr. Bowerman ami family of Gland. d.O evening W Rapid* spent Sunday with home folk*. | F C Wing ,-pok. in th- Congregs-, Mr. and Mr? A Johnrtjh'ol west of' ; inalchurrh in Lake Od< ■ u at lo A ; Middlevilli- are remodeling tin- Con­ st lad Sunday mwiiliu . ' ven-.- hotur which they pun-hared re-| <•» 1 cently. They expect to move a* soon. HICKORY CORNERS. as thc work u completed. Mi Emily Johnson, sister of M M Onilh- Pickard of/year Middleville K . i ll^ai.d Mi. Bert Lawrence died^expect* to begin work tor Orin Robert*. Wreitu.^lay. March 16. Ht-r funeral.Waj” April 1 and will move Into the Roberts ; held Saturday . 4t Lansing She ua- house soon arly Hri year? e|d. Mrs. Albert Green and daughters and Arthur J Fox of Almont. Michigan. Marshall Brando* called on Mrs. Joe u.’i-.d lecturer will iwld s mM oi; Hobbs and Mrs. Geortfc Converse near :i.<4ru<Tioii jit the Miismuv temple la-re * Welcome Corners Friday. M-Hiduv evc'iiiu.-, Mnrcha 2B. to which Mr. and Mr*. Clare Fueling An- en: Richland, ciimux. Qale^riurg und.Bed-'tcrtalnlng company from Detroit. Al­ lord are called Tin- O. E 8. mil serve! berta Green called there Saturday j :*at 6 3i- ’ Mr. and Mr.- Mink ot Kalamazoo N.M week will be. spring -.acation'at;called on.Olt Hill Burda*. :S Agricultural *> Mr. and Mr* George D.-yrr and baby! ... . . a’ of m-ar Hasting* were caller* in thl* .houl th;* y«ar Thc two high-; m-ighborlwod Sunday. s'.udcnu are France* Hamif-! GOOD WILL COM.MVMTY. i<j*i points out ot a poxMble 128 । Lautr wiili IM point- .* 1 Through soinr error a very impof from Grand Rapid*. Kn Look Over the Past History of This Bank • Jelly Dessert Powder IGB I Re,, cciftniunltj meeting wa* left out for Ike M. P. church fur right evening* an -onginal ' program gotten up by bvginnir.r March 20. ' I thr ladies ot tlie community with fineRoy Walters, teacher a'- the Kellogg' »mgint. At tlwcallof tlw -whistle* the Aitool Iuls the mtunpa. diRerent ones a* their turn came Mr- pwadHng returned home from marched up from the basement, all trit Flinflast week after spending two their funny costumes and were miro-' duccd. It all wax very funny and pleas-; Ing. At the etore (they al! sang Miree daiight-r? family. * Mr uiia Mr*. Henry Germaine moveb »ong*, closing with Good Night La-j last week to their new home hear Milo die?” and all. bowed to the audience M. und Mr*. Ro** Wiudby and sou and toll tlw platform amid great ap­ plause. with their ;hrnih here. There will ix- an Eaatcr program: earned on by tlw people ■ mostly young people > ol ihe Parish.’ which promise. ix niw ii uc in u»- vvening at NLKsE TLl.Lh HOW TO . SLEEP SOUND, bTOP GAM |11M! Good Will chun.h. Sunday evening Mr» Mattle Hine ei.toriuiiwM the W. |C T U Wednesday sicknew prevent• cd some trmu gouu but they had ai profitable tln.e Wi- need to be up and) . douig in tlie temperance work. Marv Kiblinger Wednesday. Tlie April meeting will be held thc 3rd Wednesday for dinner with Mrs Maude Goodrich. Dr Miles. Dr Pirnie o! the Kellogg Bird Sanctuary will be there and give pictures ot tlw birds and ol their work. ■ Surplus $50,000.00 =======x » Claud Harrington and wife of HanReid and Gordon Durkee and son David ot Delton were Sunday gueala of Jason Williams'. Earl Knowles is improving after hal­ ing an attack of aiipcndiciUs AUCTION SALE! A Having more personal property upon my farm than I need to continue farming operations, 1 will have an auction sale on the premises, one mile east and one-half mile north of Freeport, Michigan, or eight and one-half miles north of Hastings, Michigan, on • • Tuesday, March 29 5 Commencing at 1 :Qp o'clpck and tell the following: HORSES Bay gilding, 3 years old. Bay mare, 2 past. Belgian colt, 2 in June. Belgian colt, 18 months old. Dane side rake. 3-section spring drag. 2-horse cultivator. Miller bean puller. McCormick-Deering cream sep­ arator. _ TOOLS Keystone hay loader. McCormick-Deering tractor. Oliver tractor plow. TERMS OF SALE—Strictly Cesh. Thia i* not a forced sale, but U made for the convenience of the teller and for that reason the right to accept or reject any and all bid* i» hereby reserved. JOHN DOYLE, Proprietor WALTER R. LOBDELL, Receiver of the State Bank of Freeport, Clerk. f- COL. WM. H. COUCH, Auet. < i" �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH M. 1932 WANTED—Reliable REPRESENTATIVE for the/ unce Co [IGEST.Mutual Fire InsurrfWiy in Michigan. 25,000 Satisfied Patrons FREEPORT. funeral 6f John Buehler. Some jy*ople say. make hay when Mr and Mts- Br,Ue Tooker enter•Jie sun shines, but James Ferguson ,aln*d lhelr nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Ruswent fishing last wtfek one day in a »« Rlneiurdt and daughter of.Desh'hard sn«w storm und eajnr ixp-ic with ,cr- Ohl0- iMt week. live plke^totid weight being 10 pound*. Mika Belly Townsend of Detroit was the largest weighing five j-xjunds. He a week-end guest at the Lew -Wolcott iopeirt from Saturday noil) Monday at luime. STATE COLLEGE MAN DE­ the home of Mr. and Mt Slcpten W. S.'Surrarrcr. Prank Wampo. RusNovtskey. Warren Kidder and Oscar VISES MIXTURE FOR CQAT i Milh-r. and boTmte me. Via sure knows । how to -fry fish and Helm know how v«n Impe were in Hastings Monday on 1N0 YOUNG FRUIT TREES n. «» thxm busrneM. t'' . I Thr following is a cllflpttrg re-reivcd. John Buehler paired away Tuesday, RABBITS WttX NOT GNAW by Mr. and Mr*. Ed Hull last week from ;March 15. He wax a rneruix-r of the i TREES COATED WITH IT a Ijk Amp le* pap»f relating a l» v. ol ।local M E. church, as wAlJns u faith-* ful member of the I. O. O. P No. 146. | STOPS RABBIS DESTRUCTIVE WORK ! g Even When Very Hungry They [ MI.m Velina Rawrll of l>e- Angele: ’Will Not Touch thc Get Your Brooder Thermometer Here it a high grade guaranteed brooder thermom­ eter-that will save chicks for you. It tells you at a glance when your chicks are too hot, too cold or just right, and it indicates the correct temperature ranges for the first three weeks. We give it to you free with each purchase of 100 U>«- or more of Wayne Chick Starter. Come in and get youri today. the home ol her daughter. Mrs Andrew i Roush at Hustings. . ■ of ---------Hurting*- -----called Coated Tree a luu- of thr- Hrthony ‘(Nmimimiional ■ . Victor - — Hcnney -—t' Up to thl.> time rabbits hove been church. 'Tliev were attended Uv Mr^ThuriMlay ut tne P. A Thomas home. | ! regarded us eiu-rnte.'i-it young orchard ,md Mi.- Paul Huiewll, brother wllCi*" Mr. and Mrs Manon Clem of Carlton called‘ Friday at the P. A. j i tree*. In numerous Inrtanevf. they Kite ot bride. They are at prewm m Center ~ " ihave girdled( such trees and ruined'dk* city of Loa Vega*. Ncvaila. where Thomas horpe. nuuiv a yuuiiK orchard. This has brentArlcigh hu.* cmptoymeni/ They plan Mrs. Ada Biair and son. Vern Conckh*! '.in cxCUm* for jicoplc having urchuid*. tuVhrt in the cast ai a liilcr dale. Tiny and wife of Grand Rapid* were callers For to rnlM-. ferrets in order to hunt down itue.r the best wi^ies’'of a Jw»rt of Friday at the .George fierce home. and' the buhniea and jirevent their destruct |friends for u long und-'happy irnarrb d visited with Brion Walker. Uve work to fruit tree> This will not!Me; c . .\ <ill ?> « i ui.>r.. be n<-<*u«ry any Ibirgvr. . | j.lr aIltl Q^rgel Martin and tail Mr. and Mrs.- Walter Coolie Visited in During tire pii*t winter Profcnw|daughters,Thelim* and .Mane, .spent * James A. Nielson, ot the Michigan j * ' * ■ -• • •' Grund Kupids and Sparta Sunday and Miss Rose Eckardt acconipanled them State College, at the Graham Experi­ Martin nt Nashville, mental Fann w-.-.l of Grand Rapid-. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wulti r.* of Irving to visit her sister,. Mrs Mary Kuns of FLOUR FEED COAL t- CEMENT <• LIME hat. tried out some experiments which were guerta Tuesday of Mrs. Pearl Gland Rapids. 702 CHURCH ST. FLINT, MICHIGAN BRICK -:- TILE -t- FARM IMPLEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Corey who have shod thut till-, damage by rabbits to Smith... been visiting relatives in Reed City for [young fruit trees can easily be pn HURRAS. Pre*., Lowell, Mich. Hint, Mich. HASTINGS PHONE 2118 a couple of weeks, returned home Tues ­ !vented. Hurting.-. visitors Saturday. Mr .and Mrs. Maurice Kelly' and day. i The exjx-nmcntA have dealt with rab­ Mr. und...... Mrs.----Jess --Howlader daughter -Gloria, oLDctroit. culled FriUH refiehanU. ■. something ...... — ................. .......................... ------ went - ... to - -( bit that ».-»•> can bc| !applied easily and clieaply to young ■ day evening ut the Iwmt- of Mrs. H W Mount Pleasant Saturday to visit . fruit in* ;, and shrubbery to preventGriswold und Mr. nnd Mr* Arthur friends over Sunday. ’ . . - committee for a party to bej। damage by cottontails I Seifert ’ Mr and Mrs. Jake Miller of WoodTAMARAC CORNERS. Mrs. Clara Scars entertained the Clayton Case and Otis Ketcham, kx-al held in tac Ketcham lull Uu- evening. A number of wild rabbits were raughl! -The honors of the wntacjrlaw. of the bury visited their, uncle Philip Ger- Those among Hie sick this week are. 8umm Sisters Birthday Club at her grocery mtn.'took advantage ot the: of April 2 which will be either a (lance j■by comervat ion officer* during the fall local school. |<>r 1932 are a* follows: ’ linger, and family Sunday. Aunt Anna Curtis. Cleo Scars and Au- home on her birthday. .‘Saturday. March weather lla- pu t w<t k and filled their. or i-Jrd party Five-table.-, ot progn -sive --j -— *-i---------------------- i.. -- —■ ’ Helen Rmiohnor 19. There was quite a good attendance. Boughner having 106 jioints. luu turn Ba'-srtt Wort ­ Hnvfntr ifwt mint* John Wagner, who hut. tarn so veryidra, Mrs. Bassett and Mrs Will Wurtice hoiiM-e. Although the ice I. rath* i ■ pedru were jilay-.-d Satunluy night and winter und imprisoned in an en- Lulu Kurtz, ioi points'^LiUlan Thayler., sick ck with the flu; is | Jey. ' We were so pleased to have as a vis­ ts getting better. ley. ihm it is rejairted to lx- g<x>d quality. Ward Cole and Mis. EiMilx-tli Gray. closure nt thc farm.' Tn. the enclosure 99 point,. and those trying 'for fourth Mrs. 3. C Schuler and daughter. Miss' Mra Clarinda Stowell is atowlv on itor Mrs May Townsend of Hartings, Mr and Mrs Pen! St<-v< iu* and Mr . ■..mning «r*t aral Gayh-n Bn- toi and। wa* a small orchard of fruit tree* ot place are. Marcella ^Mishler,.Jo-ephine Helena, were In Grand Rapids Friday 1^ gain. one of'our dear old friends. D J. various kinds and'Mis Kemrctli GarrettKnudson ot Grand Rapids was also and Saturday ■ ' Tlie rabbit* were provided with .bur* Novisky and Roscoe Fighter.'each hav- night Mrs. H J Gibsom who has been car* “5* on there row.* for shelter but were giyi-h'no food *“jjj LS?hut' u Mrs. Ixaho Van Connett, it former ing for her mother in Grand Rapids reMils Statu Smith of Grand Rapids oilier than that which grew in the en­ .unxl .o her S.WJ., «£ local resident, died Monday nt the spent Saturday night and Sunday at closure and certain ul ihe fruit trees, Ovnrsmilh home in Rattle Creek, at.thc were treated with various rrpellant* ItOIIINIiL'E PARK. I T** Christian Oidcavor will hold the home of her jiarenu. Burt Smith's. ui . ’ c.bl 36. She was.brought to* tills vil| Their were 32 rabbits shut up in thc Mr. and Mr.*, fetlph Finkbeiner of thclr buslr.es , meeting a week from ^orchard. That'.■; quite a rabbit )»pula- laitc und funeral- at the local M. E. SOUTH COATS GROVE. spent Sunday with the lat­ this Friday evening at the home of ilorr for-one small tract apd the aii- church. Ri v Wynn officiating. Burial Middleville , Olen Smith und wife of Sunfield ter's parents. Mr and Mrs. Julian Polls George Olmsted. j Imais got hungry. But tu the experj- in local cemetery. Mrs. John Kollar entertained the .Tlie L. A. S. Vili meet this week Wed­ called at C. M. Stowell's Sunday. Tin- following are the list of village »menl went along It bccuni'- evident Busy Bee cjub Thursday the day was nesday at the home of Mrs. Clara Scars. On Tuesday Geo. Ragla and wife ac­ 'that It wns going to succeed. Although ofJjCiT* us elected Monday: President. spent M-winK carpet rags, also enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Mike CurtU and Mr................................................ companied Herbert Firster ...» and WWJ wife .the cottontails grew gaunt and thin Percy Ra-sse-r; village clerk, Ed. Babbitt; St. Patrick's program. A loyely pot and Mrs. Clarence Myers attended thc to Woodland where they spent tho {from lack of sufficient food none of the treasurer.' Thelma Seifert; assessor. J. a luck dinner was served at noon. Next funeral of their uncle, Stephen Schantz, evening at Demand Cullerfit. D. Cool; trustees,for full term. J. D. j tree* coated with certain repcllants was mretiiiK t<» be with-Mrs Clara Cisler Monday in Hasting* at thr home/*-' Will Bajme^nd wife called on the Knowli-s. L. R Lester and M MrCiilln; touched. April 14. the latter’s sister. Mhk-Tinkler His former's sister, Mrs. Etta Dove at Carl­ ' Thc thing that turned the trick. It truateos to till'vacancies. H N, Rench. Betty Pott* spent Friday night nnd body was taken to Rockford. Il|.. for ton. Sunday, . 'wa.* finally learned, was resin. Tills is I. E. Moore. — and *Mr*. — ** —*—* Piaster ------ spent• Herbert Mrs Lloyd Allerding of Carlton Saturday with her sister. Mrs. Leone burial. We all give our deepest sym-1 *Mr. easily applies! tp trees or shrubs by Dean, of Bowne. pathy. Sunday in Hartings with Robert Altolt. | mixing il with hat linseed.oil Tills passed away suddenly at her farm mixture is harmless to trees and rabbits home Friday evening Mr* Claude. Walton was a Grand but n cottontail apparently will starve to death before he will touch bark tiiat Rapids visitor Wednesday. Mrs. Millard Lightfoot returned af­ has been smeared with it. Tlie prep­ aration is cheap and nu)y be made by ter an extended stay with her sister-in­ law. Mr.-. Gale Lightfoot, dpring the the orcha rd 1st at home. As for Hie rabbits that made this absent^ of the latter's husband. MIm Pearl Crane of Battle creek is contribution to science, they have been released, none Ihe worse for their ex­ now assisting Mrs.'Claude Walton with perience save that they arc pretty her household duties. hungry. A-few weeks tn the wild state Little Tvddle Walton U well enough to be out uround. will remedy tiiat. however. Thc.narry County Association of Odd While thr experiment* were carried on chiefly in the lnlere.*ls .of orchurii- Fellows und Rebekahs met Munday Ists und farmers, they have consider- evening in the local J. O. O. F hall, with u Muir attendance despite tlu> Iqblr sik’tiificaiicc for sportsmen. , If rabbits can lie. easily “nd Ancient­ stormy weatlier After the business ses­ ly kept .way from small fruA trees, sion we listened Ut- a delightful pro­ The New Paint for In­ IVe have ulI xradeH berry bushes and other shrubs by a gram in which tlie teachers of the local terior woodwork and cheap repenant. tlie chief argument In school gave, a one-act play entitled ami I'olnrs ami will favor of thc. ferret will be removed. "Tlie Teeth of a Gift Horse" with musi­ Furniture. make them to lit j'tuirOnce it is no longer necessary to use cal numbers, jiiano duets und vocal windoWK. ' Hie next meeting will be al these-domestic wroscUi in controlling duets. You can blaze :i trail I nuisance rubbiL-. it'jiautd not be diffi- Prairlerille'wnictime in May. Prices Are Down! of beauty in the'homeIcult to keep on the liooks a law forbidMerle Neto of Carlton spent tho week '. wit h Art Lac. It drieX j ding their |x»sesalon or use anywhere etjd in the village. vhade complete Mr. and .Mrs. Buy Neeb of Blissfie ld, ' in tlie state. And lhat -will lie mighty with spring in •! hours and comes {good news to honest rabbit hunters spent thc week end with the former's; jiareyts. Mr. and Mrs.Lewis Neeb They. in a beautiful line of lures NOW ‘ COATS GROVE. u1m» visited her pnrents. Mr and Mrs.' color.-*. Ask for color All Other Grades in : Paul Woodmuii war; nt Caledonia Will Allerding of Carlton. i Thursday. enrd. Proportion Another old resident of this place Mrs. Ray Neeb, Mr. nnd Mr*. Meric pawed’ away last week. Mrs. Emma Neeb made a trip to Lansing Satur­ Barnum, afti’-r a short illift'A*. died day evening. Wcdneffilay' afternoon nt the home ol 'liar Ladies' Literary club, elected | her daughter, Mrs. Edna Wood, of their officers for the coming year as Hartjngs. She had lived practically oil follows. President. Mrs. Lorno iier life here and was well known and Knowlf.;: first vice-president, Mrs. R will be greatly missed by a Urge circle W. .Griswold: second vice-president, j of relative* and friends. 'Ihe tuneral Mrs Mattie Everhart; secretary. Mrs. services were conducted by F. C. Wing Frank Cool; treasurer.'Mrs Lulu Nag-: and held at the church here. Friday k-r. ... ' . ’ GOODS DELIVERED TELEPHONE 2131 • P. MrUurl.il ip the Fuller .cemetery. A-Junrur Sewing club of girls eleven) Tile birthday meeting urll be field [yenrsr of age and over w.is recently ortills week, Thursday with Mrs. Agnes!gauized with a niemberahib of twelve. Haight. • i.uich Mis. Harold Rosenberger as The Girls' Glee club ot the - Wood-■ leader, nt whose home the club will I land sclxwl in charge of Mr. Beamer,; meet'each Thursday night rrt T.0U jliav'e eight very good murtcal selectionsio'clock, for Uk*trueitons jSunday evening. Jesse Chase and Mrs.: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rosenberger j Kelsey gave a duet and a sermon was’and baby. Marvin Harold, and the for­ given by our pastor. mer's mother arere In Grand Rapids . Tlie Young People's class of 8 S at-, Friday un burtne,**. / tended a surprise party for Helen 8lo- Mr. and Mr*. Frank Cool and Nelda cum Monday Evening and ret>ort a, Cool and Mrs. J. I)..Coal were in Grand good Ume. —*-*- *Saturday. ’—•—>— Rapids Next Sunday there will be special Miss Nomrn Cool returned home music und other features at all the Sunday from her work ut La Barge and services which will be fitting for Easter Miss Nelda will take her place for tlie and also Evangelistic coming deck. CXrttagc prayer meeting was held ut Mr. and Mrs. peorge Thompson were Ihe-home of Floyd clum on Wednesday Hostings visitors Sunday. Tvcnitu; Ralph Kidder returned Tuesday from AND UP The P. T. A. will be held on Friday Battle Crock. FOB FAC1ORY Rev. and Mra. Wheeler and Burdette! evening with pot luck ^tipper und pro­ This Triumphant New Studebaker h gram put on by Clarksville people* ■ Livingston attended tlie counsel meet-I MIm Loretta DeVault was doing ing at the Sunfield U. B. church Fri-, impr«»il« In appearance and practice teaching ut our school last day and Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. Wheeler were supper I wok. In value—give, you Safety Glow Ruth and ' Marlon Woodman spent guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. John | Brake of Pleasant Valley. the week end in Kalamazoo. throughout, Free Wheeling, SynGordon Wilkins is now In thc city! Tlie F. Clum family. Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Coats. Mrs. John Woodman. Mrs. of Newark. New Jersey, where he has I chronlied Shifting, Automatic Start­ Mattle Kimble and Mrs. Dorothy Barn­ employment Mr. Wilkins was a for­ mer student in our local school. um are among thane on the sick list. ing — 32 Studebaker betterment,. Mrs. Leona Kidder and two children P. C. Wing was called to th* Lake Odessa Congregational church to are now nUPly located in the fra Blough house. preach Sunday morning at ten and was J. L. Ickes, wife and sister Anna, litre to Illi hia appointment at 11:19. A group of women met at Mrs. were Hastings visitors Sunday at tlie Blanche Bayne's Thursday to do sew­ home of Mrs. J. A. Rockwood and at­ tended the funeral Monday of Rev. ing for the needy.. Marfan Woodman visited Lucile George Cappy of Welcome Comers. Mrs. Sanuintha Ppckham of Lake Frantz in Sunfield Wednesday. Odessa has been quite ill with pneu­ HOLMES CHURCH. monia for the last week or two. Mr. and Mrs. George Firster of Ver­ Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hynes of Mill­ montville were Sunday afternoon vis­ ington were week-end guests of the! itors at Roy Wickham's. former's porepts. Mr. and Mrs. Frank j Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnum of Hynes. • , . Hastings spent Sunday at Hubert Bar­ Rev. and Mrs. Wilkins made a busi­ num's and they all apent the afternoon ness trip this week to Grand Rapids. at Fred Seger's at Freeport. • W. 8. Surrarrcr made a business trip ' Miss Julia Durkee of Grand Rapids Tuesday nnd Wednesday to St. Johns. Sunday , guests of Mr. and Mrs. j spent the week-end at home. Mr. and Mrs.,Waller.Durkee and Mrs.____ Arthur _________ Clinton „were _______ Mr._____ and Mrs. _________ Lew ] Hubert Barnum and daughters called' Neeb, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Neeb of BUmon Mrs. Nettie Ovenunllh at Maple (field and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Neeb Grove Thursday and found her sick I Frank Goach and mother. Mrs. Priswith the flit I cilia Oosch, of Hastings, attended tho $4,00(1,000.00 have been paid in losses since organization.. .. A Policy that PROTECTS at nii HONEST price. WAYNE All Maih Chick Starter Information, Wiitc EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY STATE MUTUAL RODDED FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Save with Safety at the Rexall Store Wall Paper New 1932 Patterns! We have . good new 1932 wall paper priced as low as 5c single roll, 10c double roll. Bring in your samples and let us com­ pare quality and price. Other decorative papers from 10c to $1.00 a double roll. WINDOW­ SHADES ART LAC [> Our Favorite Candidate 45' Carveth & Stebbins VOTE FOR COKE A Clean Candidate PLATFORM MORE HEAT FOR YOUR MONEY CLEANER HOMES LESS WORK Consumers Power Company 3 �THE HAKTINGti BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 23. IM* PAGE TWELVE NASHVILLE. Mrs. LI bble Manhall has spent ihe taut two week* in Hastings. । Mrs. .Minnie Baker suffered a stroke iflmiday morning. Her daughter. Mr*. Clark Higbee, of Grund Rapids U I spending a few days here. TOTAL VALUJE GROWN LAST ,run“**Jfrvlc*‘ *for Mrs Arthur Hili' ------- -- --------_-_y Wednesday near YEAB ONE THIRD LESS I Saginaw was held Friday afternoon at two o'clock at the Hc»s funeral home. THAN IN 1030 I Mrs. Hill had been in iff health for ■ several years. She leave* tier husband. SUGAR BEETS RENDERED Arthur Hill, Maple 1 Arthur Hill, one one son son Fred* Fred of ot Maple 'CHOPSUMMARY ’I COMPILED FOR 1931 j I Nearly SEED Time 'ou are going to need FARM >§ of any variety this spring we invite you to call arid talk with us before you buy. . BEST ACREAGE RETURNS-o—■ Dry Weather and Prevailing; ’ Low Prices Made Hard Year r-.no. Of Course you don’t object to receiving a LOT for your money. ™ju,i«i n» Read these EASTER Bargains service Burial in LakevleW cemetery.- Mr*. Bessie Brown and Mrs Gail Wrdw" For Agriculturists , Mrt j 2emtr wax taken to The Michigan department of agri- KulamawM Thursday for X-raysa* 1 culture, in co-opf.-raiion with the U. 8 Miss Margaret Furniss o»e*D«rolt department of agriculture, hits u*urd;*jx-ni the week end at tier home here J an unnpa] crop atimmao' for thc state! Mrs- Aau WiM.vler'of 'Ann Arbor has) of Michigan for thc year 1931.which'!*;been spending.-a few weeks with Mrs. very interesting. j Von W. Furiu' We .think odr reader* would not care j Mbs Catherine x\ayo. 33. daughter, fob the many detailed tables concerning - of Ed. Maya pu**cd uwuy Friday mprn-1 the different .crops, but they will be I ing after several mouth'.i illntw. Siv-! Interested in Ihe general summary of! graduated with tlie class ot IBM. also the crop situation in 1931. a> <:«m- 'from Western Stale. Teachers' College 1 trusted with previous years I She u.v. a succewful teacher, 'having’ Tlrt total value of all Michigan farm taught two yean at River Rouge and; crops grown m 1931 wan csUmajcd at | lad year in Grand Rapids. She started; (97.826.000. Till* i* 33’ les* than that! her secund year but had to give up lien of 19M and 42 • less than that of 1929 : wprk utter tluw »wlu. She leaves herj A large percentage at the hay and feed; father, a step mother, a halt sister,' - grain crops arc fed on the farms where I Ami. besides a host of other relu-, these crojw are produced, .and the in-; t:vr.s und friends. Funeral services were] come from tiiat portion of these crops held ut the home Sunday afternoon atj is derived from livestock sales As .1 two o'clock Rev." France* having consequence lite actual casli income charge. Burial at Lakeview lx .-ide her I from the sale of crop* is touch le*a. mother who passed away several years; than their gros value. The.report con-; ago । eludes. 'The relatively small gro.v-.' Will Gokny and family of J»ck*6h| •monetary return 111 1931 probably leaves! and Let; Walker ot Detroit spent Suntlie itnallest net- amount of cash in! day ut ihe Gokay^hoine the. hand* of Michigan farmer* in Rev w D Huye.<. Nellie. Arnold ;uid ■ many years available for ihe purchase Ruth spent Siuyiay at Bloomingdale; of other items'.’We would -ay .that where tlw former had 'charge of thej there 1* no reason tor u*ing the won! church service* while hi* brother was; •probably.' it i* certainly tni:> the! holding the service here.' • funner* of thm state have the smallest! Johnny Johnson of Baltic Creek; 'amount of cash 'available for purchaM-*:*)M-nt the week end with his parents. I of oth-T good, that they have iiad m' --- ‘< *•* ■--------- ’ , lrCrI1I >carf MIDIH.EVILI.E. Thc gn>v. return:'per acre, without 1:1 “ !<-'tter 10 friend’, here, Mrs.; deductions for tn*M* incident to grad^ , '. , '..i M f ' r « ‘ *n. wIiAi* with a ’ son in Hastings, Mich. Phone 2257 ing. were much lower for most crops’ Fvnca. Oklahoma, speaks-of thc fine) than in uny recent vui. du- to the weather flint they enjoyed in Feb-verv low prevailing prices. Tlie mnx< 1 fuary. when tlw mercury went up to. mum return w.c $6111) ;* r aero for!M thou there wa* a change and on sugar bccls. and the next hiKiwst'waxi Uw 9tli ol March it dropped to nine - - acre •— tor iiotatoex. • • ■— above, xero. Garden* were up, apent thr 1 week end with taime folk*S28.5T) per. —trees - - .hi; — — HOPE CENTER. Mr*. Clara Ricker of - Owendale is acre value for buckwheat wa* only'»•*> «nd "'me in bloom. ?o you can YiaiUng her siMrr. Mrs. Mina Baglev. S4.4O and of rye $5.13. ' ’*r,- ulls Fird Scott and Frtd A*hby anMillmg Wil) Aldrieli of Kalama/<xi and Mi.- : ,Tr.e production of all Held crojwD'<- tvthian - enlnycd an oy-t. r the Spaulding ice house, ut Wall lake. Mina Bagley uf this place wete married >-.1 pt oif-.t.. Id jM-i- and clov i .-’<’d- -•■upper 1 u«-.-.«lay.- evening till* week. It Birdeva Lyttle ol Kalamazoo recently congratulation*. -was larger in. 1931 than in 1930. du.--*«> a i»t luckS>'.H on by tlie loser* o.; s~ , , mainly Io increased Melds per acre, a*1" Tliur.Miuy. evening tlie council met to' ——mmmmmm■■the urn age oi sevccil erpps was -mall1 ■■■ — ,.r, th,. Run crop was tlie largest m go over the return Af the village elec-' lion and the old council cleaned up; ilvir bujiucM and tin- new officers were Gt.lrt'a per cent in comparison with the pro- sxoui in and they th$n organized The.Ideal Theater iipt on a show Wednesday upd Thursday nigh' ., for < morn ini|x>rtaiit onc> Building and Loaiy> Associutipns have financed eight million the benetii of thr Boy Scout* Thl* t, ;ic» American homes during the post one hundred years. The • Taken as .1 whole the year 1931 will thc'iast show until ' certain improver 11.777 Associations have twelve million saving members wUli l> remeniie'fnt by the-, farnici* . >,-f mi nt.- arc made that c W. Bt’iinclt has] total assets of nine billion dollars. । Michigan as marking'ubjut the lowot m tniwl. In a letter to fricild* rcgaidinu Miss Thr earnings of thc Association* have been growing every '••bb in tlw history of their bu>iin.»*». dm • to t|ie ptevatlintt low prlcv.v Tux* ' were Anna Peterson, she had an oficratlon: •year without a .angle set back. ■ Inot dmeasetl a.- cdmpuitd with pre- of Hu- nth. ahd i- now gaining vm*: The Standard has 5.407 first mortgages aggregating 14 mil­ rpc'.v This will be gixxl new* to her lion do!Ian. appraised al 29 million dollar*, and insured’ for 35 'funner buy* arc lower, arm miple- many friends Jnaind here million dollar*, siiowing a steady growth during it* 39 years of Rom- Lowden Scnsitei. who *ix*nt iicr' ‘ menu- and some other godda tin- farmer goritorate lite, with never a miss uf- paying a 5'1 dividend each I feels obliged U> purchase have not curly duy.-i ui thl* vicinity bin fur many i: lured anywhere near us great u rtduc* year* hh> been a resident of Florida’. ; tion a* thc farmer has had to take hi WE INVITE YOUR MEMBERSHIP Tlie M E Ladies supper tin Friday i the sale of his own oops.'. < veiling drew- a good crowd to the M. E !p.irlorsvni'- Mhetnc of the’ meal .»nd Mr- Dentibt Duifcy went to Pvjmock; th,- d.corxUor In Inincii of St. jlKbpital Thur-sday morning ami had | Patrick** day. . her 1011*11* removed. ■ I The Friday night Miuwvturm caught ■ -Mr. «iu Mr*. Melvin McKibbin amijmany unaware*. It *nowed about three Detroit, Michigan Griiwold at Jrfferaon children apent the week end with Me* •nciw* of very wet *nuw. Tlw- *un soon' MeKibbin > mother. Mr-. Ih Local Rsprcbtntatioc. IV.PrriuM-d havoc with it jlfom-. neat -Middlt villi . - ----—. • T.iv Day for the Starr Common-, J. L MAUS & SON Mr and ul-,1 MrMr; John .t.ihl. Ctuwfuid U Gun• wealth t-clidbl wa.< on Saturday and I' Mr. Hatting*, Michigan jlake spent Sunday afternoon in tKcimunj were clad tu assist in a *malL I J. C. Raymond home. -*;,y. Thc-boy:- ’-< em to enjoy their horn •’ 1 ,lhuncaj_xian-h 17 marked aY»tht..“hh»n--and were a manly lot’iif boj* ' imporuht day in the lire of Mn-y While thc calendar >ayx it t. now! . FJua Norris, when relative* and Inrnrt *pnng. 1: ,d<x-.- riot look much like il ■gathered at her home to Help her cell—., from our window. nii.iiiniiiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiuitiiiuiuuiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiuiuiuuiunuuniiimiiiimiiuuiiuiuu brute in r 93rd birthday Thc day wa- ' We arcVo-have a new (actwy here, J ‘ very respect and was spent*' uni all'are wishing them *uccev It, I In a qui manner with visiting a* tin' jwil! Mart in a small way. but there ioj !i>a*t time. An important featuie ot the!’ room to grow, which nil hojic for It. ' jlilA was the fine chickcii dinner. «.< thcr n^th two birthday cak> M;., DOWUNCi. Norri* L» trniarkabiv active forr ow in ■ A *pannk«' and sausage topper l» Ldvjnccd ami is enjoy..ng tan ix irnr piai.nrr.d t-<r Wednesday evening .. March 30. a..-> frtedcakev and roff«<tmuiyinti . igo she wia- u.:ti. an* included in the menu, beginning at •• ociocJt in the'church bdVjhrtii and family ot mntinuing until ab are errved Omii•venbodv and »nyn some of th’ rakr« of l^c waxm Midiaei and Sarah C We May Be Able to Save You Money! We carry a full stock of PURE MICHIGAN GROWN SEEDS. If you come and see us about your seed problems it will place you under NO OBLIGATION to buy from us. We give you PROMPT DELIVERY on all grades of COAL. Full line of Poultry and Stock Feeds. Smith Bros. Velte & Co. Salad Dressing, Rajah Full Quart Jar 25c Whitehouse Milk 4 22c Macaroni Tall Cant 4 Fancy Bulk Fig Bar Cookies Cigarettes 25 c Lb,. 3 Lb‘- 25c 2 p*»«. 25c Carton *1,25 Very Delicious Brands Investing Safely Stmijiliird Saving pays anyone to rriis-represcnt his goods. That .is, if hf: wants to staj’ in Busi­ ness and grow. \ ou can believe us when w.e say the greatest values today are in Goodyear I i.ies— lyl IE leading make. We know what we are talking about. ,11 you will give us a 1’ttle time we will demon­ strate t’te reasons why. Come in apd see. It will pav us both. । w A Ra>m<-nd J C Rafaix>t.t! Who isn’t looking for all the value hit money will get him these day*? Just let u> show you the 1931 Goodyear Speedway 29 x 4.40-21 S3-95 J—2.6 x 4.75-19 $5.12 29 4.50-20 4.30 29 x 5.00-19 5-39 30 4:50-21 4.37 31 x 5.25-21 6.63 Still Lower Prices in Pairs! GUARANTEED TIRE REPAIRING GOOD USED TIRES $1 bp BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SHOP NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. RHONE 2H1 HASTINGS. .MlrfilGAS t irst—in ths dough. Than in th' ovtn. You can be iura of perfect b'kings In using— IT BAKING IYvpowder SAME PRICE FOR OVER 4OVEAR5 SMITH & DOSTER BELTON. MICHIGAN 25 ounttt for 25c Sunday suitor* a/Cal Stanton'.*. Stanton rrmattang for a few days, care of the. mother and' in a *ei iixi* condition. , | Rov Rice aiKTitb-d a | ! Irving Saturday night? -*u<h of*Riitlarat railed lib mother. Mr* Bert Otf». Sajidaj :erl> confen-ncr «dl be Held at iheid pAnonage on Friday. April■irt Superintendent Win-cicr if. d to be present-at tiiat time? hmuig Armor " pugcant will be latter Jnoniing at 10 3b A. M Banfield at BPM jml Mrs Emil Schwucho Friday afti-rm»n and Saturda*. \ I Clare Johnson of Vrstaburg 14 assist-j ng Areliie Herrington with hl* work; H present. Archie b »k>wly recovering• Irom a )>.- jlungrd attack of tht flu. .I Mr. and Mr- Wallace Norton Mrs I I?-a SMnton and Norton Slocum were vltlun.- of the gnpp‘ epidemic l.e-'J wrvk Mary Bun wig it* -ix-lnv in rluugel id the household duties, also tlw pa-| ncht-i ■ BRANCH D1BTRH T. Little Robert* Jones. who wnt.so ill. is gaining slowly. Owu.g to stormy weather und uck*l tic** the Dorca* Society wasn't *o well! attended at thc home of Mr and MraJ, Henry .BideIman a* exjxcted Clay Attains ol Hastm&s and Law-J fence Adami. Grand Rapids, wrrej nnd Mr*. U’dw Adam*. Mies Donna McKeown of the M. 8 C h'Mite ■injr ita *»vk end . riel this Week owing to illta-a* of teacher. Extra Fancy . 40-pound box $1.79 4 Lb,. 22c Large, Solid, Crisp Heads 2 for 15c 15-lb. bag 29c Winesap Apples Head Lettuce Idaho Potatoes Grape Fruit Bananas Fancy Select Bakers Choice, Ripe Yellow Fruit Michigan Russet Large, Sweet Juicy Potatoes KJranges U. S. Grade No. 1 98 LB BAG California Seedless 79C Hams LARD 6 f°‘ 25c 4 Lb,. 19c Texas Sweet Seedless DOZEN Smoked Cudahy Peacock Brand Open Kettlq Rendered > 40c Whole or Hall, Lb. 50-lb. tin $2.50 4 23c Lt>‘- Pure Pork Sausage 2 L4». 15c Hamburger 4 Lb,. 25c Lb- 9J6c Fresh Ground Picnic Hams Sugar Cured Beef Pot Roasts Steak Round or Loin Pork Roast PORK STEAKS PORK HEARTS PORK LIVERS Lc«n Tander lb. 10c 2 Lbt. 9c 3 Lbs. 10c Lb 10c Choice Cuts 14c Tender Young Beef Picnic Cuts, Lean BACON Lb. 7c Mild Curod By Piece Lb. 10c Lb. 12!4c SLICED BACON Lb. 7c BACON SQUARES A&P FOOD STORES Th. Great Atlantic 4 Paciflc Taa Co Jefferson St. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN State St �THE HAMTINGIi BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MMCH 33. 1»M djjnham School news. i clovebdali. I Prairieville. W<f were sorry to lone two of, pur f Mr. and Mr«. Whaley, w-te have been /rhe irnlora of our school will pre­ number l ist week. Doru and Van Hau-; vintUng their aister, Mr-,. lAckstrdt. for M(g -windy Willows" In the near fit­ ’ man let! und arq now attending I*"” few week*, returned to their ture. They are working hard to make Harney XfHJs ,«hc>ol ■ homeatatMimmulhPlymouth.'Inzl Ind.,Wedneuliiv. Wednesday. I (te play- a______ succcta__T and.. ll—undoubtedly Tte Bunday School will pre»eiit a I will be. , George CteMtnan ha* returned to smallw-----program tte, miumu: Ultle Uwu U a medics! •Choo). -------..1- 1 Easter ~~~~—•Sunday i T’-|in Mine W"|» u a uicukhi inz>vnltu> am! Easter ____ ...g .___ .... Our attendance for tte past two morning and In in lh» the evening evening an an Easter I __..__ . ..U1 — pe IinOc hospital at Hasweek* ha* l>een very low on account ol pantomime and a playlet called “Why । Un„ 8hc wa gocnewhat improved last «. .nuch .Uk,„« J* r—Ur’ ■•*»! • <*• •mm ,b|. u, M Mr Foster wa* at school a few mln- by tte smaller children. Everyone wel-, hoJ|le uu. on uudub ~n» clu.U. ..d l.dud O.rr.n ..und- WENT CABLTON. j H- *>•»«■» Mrs. Campbell, who* lias been looking ^r/ramu* after thc household duties at Mort Bia-! son's, has returned home Very-glad to report Mr* Sl**on able to.be up and around the tususe after n. x« several weeks' illness r. M< Mr and Mrs Roy Haikht of Has-' Ungx suited Mr. and Mrs Ear! Olcr if M Sunday. Jdr. and Mrs. Jay Blough visited her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Jolmwit. of Ha*tings. Monday. . * Wm. Brown is seriously ill at hl* home*, suflerlng from tlie xflecta of a stroke of paralysis. Doris Eckert uttchd«! the Teacher*' Institute at Hastlnx* Saturday -Mr. ami Mrs. Ari Eckert called on her parents. Mr. and Mr*. Willis Bum­ ford, Saturday, who arc 111. Also called on Mrs. Anna Eckert, who Us ill jp ter home in Hasting*. ^f*-**- * «?' , ( \ L i «unrtMy Bt tn* bom,? of Mr led tte funeral ot their tepbew. Orson We have four jik-sv/jcholars, Ihree ami Mrs. Bert McCallum were, Mr. and.Phllll.w Thursday Bpimselkr chUdrVn.4tffeln», Mildred*Mrs Bert Mason of Richland und Mr f n“up’' “ inurM,a> i| Mr*. Edwin Btenchard of Kalamazoo und Dale, und William Bhrubb. and Mrs Gibson and son Gerald? Thc third grade arc making Holland Mr. and Mrn Bert McCallum motoredJis making an extended visit with Miss booklet* fur ianguugu work.—Huron,to Cooper Saturday to visit \fr». Mc- [Ida Brunson at the Ernest Farr home. Don't forget that the ladies of the Healy. reporter. Josephine Romig, Callum's uncle, Hugh Graham, who is teacher " Methodist Aid Society will serve din, . The following look in the style show ncr at the church election day. ■t Kalanuuoo Thursday-and stated ll Junior Wood of Milo accompanied was'very Interesting: Mrs. Bert Mc­ Ivan and Rex Smith to lite home of Callum. Mr*. Lester Monlcli. Mrs. Gib- tteir snout leader. Mr. Herbett More­ WENT ORANGEVILLE wn and Mrs. Grant Dickerson. .«™^. v. Orangeville Saturday. — house. ,of Mr . . AND EAST GUN MARSH. Mr and Mr* Russell! Monica of Kai- i Shafer’wa* also present They, with Mr. and Mm. Otlo Urrtgo of Battl-ln amazoo were Sunday guests ul the other *couta. went to the woods where Creek »pcnt Sunday with Mr and home of Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Monica |'M nre wa* built and beefsteak and po- Mr*. C E. VanElt und tamlly. I Mr. and Mrs. Mark Garrison called tatoe* were prefiared by each one prc»Mrs Aflcjla Bmxtk fell down her cel­ 'al the terne of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence .ent. -Mr ------------ -----■ • — -:andj ’ Morehouse furnishing lar step* a couple of wfeeks ago and. Beadle at Kalamazoo recently. •tetes. Didn't it taste good. Just ask . bruised hersrlf quite badly, but fortuMr. and Mrs. Alvin Dodgion of Kal­ the boys. naiely didn't break any botes Hhc amazoo were Bunday callers ai> the A happy birthday party occurred at'has 1 been Maying with her niece. Mr* . home ol Mr. and Mrs. Waugh Mr. and Mrs Milo Lehman's Sunday in i Charlie Brown of North Carolina tenor of Mis Lehman's and her sister. VanEtt. since lu-r fall. Mr und Mrs 8. A Cniferty have I spent u few days lost week at tlie Mrs. -Ltbbte Williamson'a natal day: both |>t*en having bad coldii. Snyder home. ‘ Beside tte above mentioned Mr. and • Mrs Cora VatrEil ha* been wry i.ick Mrs. Lawrence Mead und Edd Wilkin­ tlie f»*t .two week* with the late epi­ NORTHWEST RUTLAND. demic and bronchial astlumi 8iir Ls 1 The community meeting Saturday son of Kalamazoo were present. Tlie FarmerC club will meet with. barely able to sit up al thls writing. .night was well attended and all enjoyed Mr and Mrs. Lee Nottingham next Sat­ Mr. und Mrs. James Mojesku and the good program amlzHjppcr Mrs Saruh BurgduH Is quite sick ut urday for au nil day meeting. Everyone Mr». Hattie Edison of Grand Rapids i* invited. Thl* is tte last meeting. and Mr. und Mi> Howard Hnjrlcy of tlw home uf ter son Orville. Wo hope have -a -----------------------pood croud out t > Orangeville an* at Hartford. Mich, to Mr. and Mrs Jim Dibble entertained - to....... tte latter'* sister and husband from: church next Sunday morning to Hear attend tho funeral ot Peter Bitshuu th<* BEaster Grand Rapuh over tte week end. '•**‘'— M-rmon. Ttie missionary play given by Lucile Adrlansun, Mutton Johnson’and Myrtle COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Hall at Bunday Bcboul »»» very good There were 73 in Bunday School Hope to rec mote’on the rrd »(d>* out a* the blue* arc tn the lead. Mr> Russell Lewis and Mrs .Maude Smith went to *cr Janet Lewis at Pen­ nock hospital Ptidaj A dollar bill changes hand* about 90 limes a year. Marslmll Calthrop *nd M: and Mrs LaVem Calthirop attended the funeral If the !'■ billion dollar, now hoarded were put back ul*Mr» Calihrop* foster brother M> into circulation. in a year's lime it would do 133 .billion Oronte Freeman. ut Otwgo. Sunday dollars worth of business. Mauri.r Hughes had quite a sem i There have been no failures of Building and Loan A*! automobile accidcip at Stewart ;. Cor­ MK'ialluits in Michigan during the post year, a* these Asner* Saturday afternoon. Tbe tnachim Mirlatlons arc protected from runs by, Slate StaTHte. ' j wa* badly damaged The wonder I* | liiaL Maurice escaped more sertout in­ trtiy not Invest your surplus fund* in this 42-year-old I Jury He ao* tuk<n to Delton hospital Institution? I Hi* fare wa* badly cut net <liug several iMllchr* lobe tuken H< ;• very thunk­ , f-il U> la* «bl«- to b.- brought home Hu ' many friend* rejoice that lie is still tn the land of the living. I Harry Riulm* ot Hastings called on I hts aunt. Mr.. Norns. Tuesday P. M . I Mr, und Mrs Mark Ritchie of Gun Drlroil'i Oldert Building and Loan Auociation lake six nt Wednesday evening with Mrs. Norris and Lucy. Mr*. Num* is 1250 Griswold St., Detroit gaining slowly und tx sitting up a little Established 1889 longer each day. Mrs. Katie Norris spent Thursday i-u J. L Maus&S^n, Ixxral Representative, 1 iasiinjzs night and Friday with Mr... Norris’ and 1 Lucy und Is nt.the home uf M. J. Nor ria at present. Mr. und Mr*. Wm E Beadb’ spent Sunday evening with friends in Kala­ mazoo. NOW ........ PRICES Drastic reduction on every household model of the famous General Electric Refrig- Electric’s new low prices place die accepted best millions. GUARANTEED All General Electric Re­ frigerators arc guaranteed against all service expense ' for three full years. 5*| I The last inerting of. Yhc Farmers' Club for the season will be an all-duv mertlng held at the home of Mr. and Mrs Ut Nottingham of South Pine A speaker from Lansing l*. expected to be present, .also' Mr. Shafer. Barry county leader of Uu* Boy Scout mowment. will be present. A general good program is planned. Come and enjoy of us know Investors hffre repEcsenl nearly every trade and occupation in Michigan. Many investments here represent nest eggs for the future. These investors know from experience that they have a sound security backed by actual property earning for them in a public service to a territory of 1,800,000 jieoplc—and with a perfeet recoril of cash dividends ever since the company started. INVEST FOR A STEADY CASH INCOME Consumers Power Preferred w w>p«l*f SHARES J COXM MERS POWER COMPANY Hastings, Michigan T«l*l OMt*UllZ Cox GRNERAJ2ELECTRIC ■>'! , UH..K 9 K*n,u COAL ONE OF THEM WILL SURELY SUIT YOU Hastings Lumber & Coal Co FRANK SAGE TELEPHONE 2515 > • • ; • . Mm. Geprgc Morehouse received I be news Friday of the death nf her brqth-.' ‘ er-in-lnw. Philip Schuhncyer of Mar- 1 shall. He .was buried Saturday alternoon in tlie Brown cemetery. Five children nnd the wile, survive. । Mr. and Mrs, Irving Boulter were! Plainwell shoppers Thursday They.M also vitdled*Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Hydi<** " and gut acquainted witfi the new boy who came to ble.s., their home recently, j.» Mrs. Belli* Howard of Kalamazoo wte ' a guest of Mr. und Mrs. Irving Boulter un Bunday ' \\ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Fister and Mrs.. Kenyan of Rlcliland were Bunday 42,000 GENERL ELECTRIC .QUALITY down assures itnmediate delivery. Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co Hoarded Money ffiaitonal jjfjoatt &. fnucBtntciti (finiupany NEW LOW SAVE MONEY i .. ...t. .: a ON CHEAP - Much sympathy is felt for the Lewis fatuily hi their hour of sickness. One little girl is in tte hospital with double 1,1 pneumonia idid one with pneumonia. ’ one with chicken |X>X, another alck nt home. “A friend In need is a friend Indeed.'* . Herbert Morehouse and five scouts of Troop No. 80 attended thc First Aid f” demonstration held in Hastings Thurs­ Circulation -if/Bopk day. They found tire minting very In­ teresting and instructive. . Mrs Frank Bagley received the sad' news Friday of the death uf her si*ter. Mrs. Surah Osborn uf Kulatiuuoo, Fu­ neral was held Monday with interment at Orangeville. Mrs George Mun?houf<* entertained the Maccatee Ladies of Delton and, Prairieville at her home on . Thursday.. A St. Patrick's urfd a birthday program « honoring the hostess was enjoyed Mrs/ i<,> Morehouse received several glftai hl Mr. Bhafej of Hastings. Barry coun-. ' "f' ty Scout leader. Herbert Morehouse, scout muster, and live of the boy i^outs of Troop 8.) enjoyed a hike to the *,.7, woods on Saturday afternoon, »1ureiu*« they learned liow to build fln> under j difficult condition:., also some of thir arts of cooking. Owing to the stormy , day other boys Were not present, but’m there will be another hike boys, sdon., M.rf*..* to plan to be on handGeorge Freman, a resident of Ot­ sego. but formerly of thb neighbor-J hood; died Friday at the home of hte) daughter. Mrs. Katherino Clark of Pinr Lake. Funeral servicet and interment! were held al Otsego Sunday afternoon. He leave* u wile, four children and;»uul. lour grandchildren. . ■ | it>« STON? POINT. K.' Mi Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Reason of Lan-I***'*1 ring called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dea-1," kin Friday evening. . I.t r. . Mr. and Mn. Wayne Offley .visited friend* In Battle Creek Sunday. LV Mr. and Mr*. Claud Demond und:< h. it,. MUs Florence CooHMUgh were Lan- " w. sing visitors over the w«?k end. | Forest, and Myrtle Mead und IteiriM.. tiiuih. ii mutter. Mrs Roy Comte, ul ICatania-,.............. zoo. vtiited al B J. Wellman'* Salur- 'tll«r> Danin I.!.'day. Used Cars We Have A Few Used Cars To Close Out This Week Model T. Tudor To Close Out This Week At ... . $<[ JL 00 Overland Sedan To Close Out This Week Al .. 00 Jewett Coach To Close Out This Week At ... $9 Star Touring To Close Out This Week At........ — Dodge Touring To Cluse Uu| This Week ,\i . . . . Chevrolet Coupe $rr Cal! And Look These Over ll You Want A Cheap Car Hum Tele phone 2121 assa �PACT* FOURTETN | LEGAL NOTICES |j" THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNY.ffD.AY. MARCH !X 1*32 Miro. ■ NORTHEAST IRtTNG. • WhjI Get Up NifhU? _. Tlie Milo P T. A.-will mert C.'J.atMoore the is confined to his bed, 1 Mrs. Clella KollaT entertained the Htyalc the Bladder With 'Busy Bo1 r-iub nt tier home March 1“. of Aiin Arbor spent tlw wttk end vjlth I school house Friday evening. A speak- 1 with the flu. er from away will help on tlie program. ( Mr. and Mrs. Jay Blakney ot Kreei St. Patrick',-, was. observed in many Mr nnd Mrs. W. G. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barner, and chllsirs. Holt from Cloverdale'; port spent Thursday evening with Mr. way., A fine time is the report . . Frank Hnni-f and wife were in Nile:' dren-Spent‘the week end vtsiUng Mra.|spcnt lost Friday with Mr. and Mrs. ; aqd Mrs. Arthur .Moore and family. 'Saturday. • ■ • Barnes' relatives in Flint. ‘ ; Porter Tooze and family ■ | ! John Beuhler. a life-long resident of, Leon Potts and wife were ealtora at Rev. Miles announced meetings to b»' Homer Fbher spent Sunday and this, vicinity, passed away Tuesday. He. Clit'r Churchill's in Middleville Sunday nr-ld al tlw church every flight this Monday with his people here, return--: win be greatly misw^ Dy his family 1 afternoon and found Mrs. Churchill wee| ..., except Wednesday __________ and Saturday. |ng to his work at Mr. Shattuck’s at and friends. Much sympathy is ex­ -lowly l alnfiig from her m^nt Ilin,nights. iCloverdale..Monday evening . I! iire.vsed to. Mrs. Beuhler aiid family. Ed. Colburn and son Glen of Labarge A short funeral service war. held al,}’ ‘t-"Mr. und Mrs. Carl Pulrnnticr and'I Mrs. Semiah Sce>r. who has been sick wen* visitor ,it Roy McCaul'.s Sunday 10 A M. Saturday In Rentoh'g chaprt [two two sohs r*,,, of Kalamazoo visited at the*1 with thc flu. is better at this writing. Futu Ls Haight and wife of Grand for Mrs. Emily- Rockwell Johnson wtiolFrnnct . Jrjuune Sunday afternoon. Their The neighbor?, of this community Rapid- were week end visitor?, at Fu- dwd died Wednesday at ut her home in Hick-‘!mothekJMrs. mothe£ Cha*, returned home*। extend tiwir sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. gone Haight .-. on- Corners "flic body was then taken with hem. . -----------Walker of Hastings in ihe loss of n>'Uin*mg for another sendee and bur-. T.„ The annual meeting of ™ the H. L. Club ' their daughter Letiho. rat Mr->. John.-«m wax 85 years nit ake, waa entertained al the home of Miss Since the death of her husband she Nina Fenner Thursday, nine members has lived the last 12 years with her eon answering to r<>ll cull with Irish wit-} Eiterett Previous to that their home 'uclmiis or items on St. Patrick. "Wear-j wax in Lansing. Lanaing. was mg of tlw Green" was Ming for the opvnlng number. Mrs. Harrington's pa-1 hired us butlermaker at the Delton I»er on ' Federal Farm Loans” war, very Kile Tlalnis Against Th' creamery for this ji-ar -and began his good und instructive; reading from tlw! Club Scrap1 Book by Mrs. Evers re^ Work Ipst week. ’ . -Mr. arid. Mrs. Merk JIarriugton of freshed our minds on some of the post of Michigan, the Circuit Court Kalamazoo were guests ot tlwir par- events of th,* dub. Mrs Boyje's an­ the County of Barry, in Clianccry ,1,;... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Harrington. nual report (secretary's! was good, Watch Our Wi Rudolph E Reichert . likewise the treasurer's. Mfs, M. Ji. , Tiuirsduj- civmiiK,St.,te Banking CommlMJmier. ’ The' tt-nlli grade have resumed flicir Flower's, report, our president. Mra. Outstanding Special* Plaintiff; work of reheuising for their play which Kraus, was not uble to be present ow­ had to-be postponod Indefinitely. ing to slfknes.5. but sent her closing M;,. Lucuia Eddy teturned horn" message io thc club members. Motion! , * Mjchigaik banking corporation. Sunday after spending several days was made anti carried tlie secretary IS:• ixl.nP with her daughter in Kalamazoo. write n letter of appreciation to Mrs. KROGER FRESHER COFFEES At .1 -tun of - i*d court held ul ’See Deacon Dubba” ut the communi* Kraus for her faithful services as pres­ . :lu ■i4Kf 1ioi1m< tn the city ■ of Has* ty hall Friday und Saturday nights of ident during the post two years. We UM-. in said county.. <>n the '.3rd d<iy thia week. March 25-20 A hoipe talent were pleased to have Mra. Doater Of u! February. A !> 1932 play with a ca*t of characters who Woodland wjth uv She was accom­ Pie.e.'p The Honorable Ruxssll R have put forth every effort to present panied by Mrs. Hilbert. We hope they Mi-P, ek. Circuit Judcc tm., comedy in a way to meet your may be present nt many of-the club On reading and tiling the petition approval. Tlie cast includes George meetings. Tlie new year books were ot Eduard B. Finley . Jr . Receiver ot Eddy u-- Deacon DuBbs; Robert Barnes given out and we adjourned to meet : the Nashville Slate Bank, a Michigan as Amos Coleman; Myron Wcrtman as with Mrs. Harrington March 31. ' COUNTRY CLUB None finer Ib. 31c Mr. and Mrs. Porter Tooze attended t banking corporation, praying for the Rawdon Crawley; Dun Daniels as Mu­ i .-ii.vn ■ of .in order callinc on all per- jor McNutt; Roy McBain -u» Deuter­ revival meetings at Hickory Corners on, who may have claims a rolnu onomy Jones; Margaret Johnson as Sunday evening. LATONIA GINGERALE 2 « !>. u>«i.. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ferris Quick visited 'utd'Nashville Stan- Bunk to present Rase-dTakigh; Lulu Weitnum os PhiliPale Dry - qo bottle charge th- ime to -nt Receiver, and make pena I*o;xner; Mabie Town as Emily' relatives at Bnnhrld recently. They '[i k-;.r proof .thereof, limiting the time Dale; Ix-tfo Harrington as Trixie Cole- found their uncle. Ben Quick, was on GELATINE DESSERT 4 pi,.. viihm .which th,- same may be pre- .mm; Marlon Pump as Yennie Yensen ithr sick list. Country Club for finest deaaerta .A-tit-d micl phnidlng for ptibllciition of Ellis e Fuuljctu-r is acting as manager! Mrs Ida Brandrtcttcr has been rick SLICED PINEAPPLE No. 2\i «n 19c /.-.aid order, and further authorising and a nilxed quartette and Merrlmach the past week and Mr. Brandstetter is Country Club - choice full ripened fruit ' tin- . .nd Receiver to pn-parc and fur- orchestra will add to thc presentation I not at all well. Mrs H. Scobey i» also nhn blank proofs of.claims to be iim^I of thc play. Come and enjoy the pro-'01’ the Sick Hat. SALAD DRESSING quart lor such jHirpoM-. and the court being gram । • Mr. and Mra. Small and sons of Kalhilly adviM-d in. the prembe*; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Lewis of Kain- ‘amnzoo visited Mr nnd Mrs. Wood on Now therefore On motion of Kini mazyo were Sunday gciMts of Mrs. their ,u *'" farm * ----eSunday. — ' — ORDER 1011 PUBLICATION. A large moving van from Chicago Sltrl'-r, attorney for Mid-Reeelver. it n> Gladys Gaskill, and Janette. household goods (o tlie Schultz r .liereby ORDERED ADJUDGED and Mr. and Mrs. Messick and son spent brought househo It is expected lite .e* DECREED that all per^p;-. who may from Friday until Monday.with fritnds farm Thursday family will come soon to make their ! lure claims asaimt the said Nash- at Hurt. Michigan. Ready to serve ■ ■ ' State ■ <■■ Bank, B-.inl;. a ’'.Xjichizim > -.ille Michigan banking Ro - Huyorth of South Bend came to home here. ■ J:it» c. Eggl*n*n 4>i4rcorporation! pre-cnt the same to Ed- H>cnd thc w<*k end with his wife who SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. lb. ward B. Finley. Jr.. Receiver thereof. is staying thin winter with her uncle. Mra. Buell Beattie nnd daughter of ■' ' ’ ' ’ ' 1 1 wit.Un ninety d.,y» from this ipt'* Alfred Stotr And, it that — .. is further ORDERED ------------- -- -----Fred O Hughes win confined to tlw Kalamazoo visited from Wednesday till Sunday with her parents. Mr. and the aid Receiver is hereby authorized house lint week with sinus trouble, to prepare.and furnish blank proofs 5/r?- Ida Barnes ftsited tneuds in Mra. Francis Gorham. Mr. and Mrs. Hurry Foster of Ann of claim tb be u«ed for such purpose. — --------------- — ‘----J Flushing over the week end. And it Is also further ORDERED _____________ Bert Patton spent Sunday with rela- Arbor curne Friday for a visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Otis They tiiat a copy .of this order be published' fives in. Kalamazoo, left on Sunday for Flint, where he has HOT CItOSS BUNS '.u-,. P,,. 9c once each for twelve succes-dve, -----------------------------------i-mploynwtit. , weeks, ui The Nashville News, it ni-w.s-HINDS CORNERS, Milk Made Dread 1’4-lb. loaf 7c Mra. Rankin Hart and two children paper printed, published and circulated Mesdami.; Georgia Tobias. Katherine COTTAGE CHEESE u», pk, lie ,J. Haynes. «mynrs. vmuiv xu- of Brush Ridge were callers Friday in the village of Nz-livillc. BahryXounGoldie vuscy Casey uuu and r.ti-vu Electa Toty, Mlcliuim. • . bias attended a limiting party at Mrs [evening tn the home of her parenL-.. I! la also further ORDERED AD- George Thompson's W_. ’ west of Oh..i,.lur Shultz Mr. anrf and Mrs Mrs. Wm Wm. Haven, Havens. '1 PUMPKIN w 3 No. 2Vj can* 25c Tlie Glass Creek Home Fui-nisjnng JUDGED anti DECREED that-in de­ Tuesduv. A line dinner nnd a fine time Country Club - for better pies Club will-have an achievement" day fault ot any creditor filing proof of reirartcd. BEETS 3 No. 2*4 cans 25c Mr and'Mrs. Mell Hendershott and;meeting at the hall This Friday eveclaim within • ninety riuyt from the date henof. the said Recviyer shall tons of Kalamazoo called on their pur- ■ning. March 25. Pot luck supper nt proceed w.nh tne distribution of thc enU. Mr. and Mrs. C. N lubuu Sun- 7 P. M . followed by a ploy. Tveryassets of sa.d bank without reference day nfternmm and FMyd Tobias spent‘body is invited Bring yoqr own cable | service. io thc clanru^not proved whex diw- the day with them. ,Mr> Manniiu- son and daughter of' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson left <!!-trlbut;cin.inn<le. Lftnsing have moved in Henry TUbUs'; Saturday for their home in Milwaukee tinck house in thL< neighborhood [ after a-Um days" visit with relatives Circuit Judge. Country Mrs. Edith Bechtel ot Hastings is here nnd at Hickory Corners. • | Morns O Hill. Clerk. . . Club spending the fore part ot this week! Mrs. Mary Havens is very low at this with her daughter. Mrs. Ronald i writing' \ " Mr aljd unjiMjj, All claim? must 1«* filed with Edward. Haynes. and- family. , au. allu Mrs •»,». w ». u O[Js vw uuu-mia. XXXX Sugar, 2 lb. As*. Walnut Meat*, S 2Sc Six-lit Mason Newton and Stewart Waters; ' S:irnh Sarah F.rwav Erway of Glass Creek bpent ■: Hnley. Jr.. K.i-eher of thc S.l-ll Purii* Nut Oleo U>. 9c Baking Powder, 12 Sc r>f Delton called at Edd. Newton • Thursday in the home of Mr. und Mrs ville Slate Bonk All . D*rU Biar.d Thursday, afternoon. [Wm. Havens. Nashville. Michigan. Mrs. Jay Snyder of Hastings spent Several from here attended the comoin Sigler, . 3.3b Thursday with tier grandmother. Mrs munity meeting Friday night nt the Attorney for Receiver. MOP and STICK , compute 19c Della Phillips, and daughter Susie. home of Belle and Ira McCallum A A sturdy, lasting combination The many friends of Mrs. Burrell large crowd was present and un enjoyi.ti •»,' Phillips will be glad to know that she able time had by all. The following of EASY TASK SOAP CHIPS 5 ib. pi,,. 29c i I* much better, being able to get aroundi fleers were elected: Pres.. Belle McCal!®lf' 1*a a wheel chalt. She has him; Vlce-pres.. Grace McCallum: SCRUB BRUSHES ...h .1, been in bed since October. : Se-cy.. Earl McKibbin. and Tretts.. Nird or soft - sturdy oil purpobv brushes I' Mr. and Mrs. WWItU und Mr. and; Richard laubaugt). Tlie next meet­ ! "j Mrs. Will Harping of Maple Grovt mg will be held Friday evening igrth SCRATCH FEED ioo-ib. ba, $1.29 ; r < called on Uis> Susie Phtlhp> and myth-1 Mr. and Mrs. Dan McCallum. Compare this quality'^ there** a difference ■ • er one day last week. j Mrs. Robt. Vrooman of Hastings was’ ' Fred Bush und Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon |a guest from Tuesday till Thursday of . ,rob.a». »on and daughter, of Battle her <rinn!jT>irents. Mr and Mrs. Win fit. Creek spent Friday with tlwir parents. Havens •’ Mr and Mr» W o Tobias J Mr and Mrs Jim Wilcox and chil-i . • Miss Mildred DeMott of Hastings dren and DenJ Jenkins attended the­ > ,|wnt jxirt HX-nt |M»rt Ol of last week wim with her par- . lunerai funeral aunnuv Sunday oreenwun afternoon ui of me the „,rflreenu. Mr and Mra. George Dt-Mott. and -monthR-o'.d daughter of tlw former's Fiucd with Marshmallow, Cherry, Nirts, family. jbrother. Thus. Wilcox, near Orange-] . Fruit or Cocoanut Mra Dodge entertained her mothe- »*•••• PHenda lure extend aypipathy, from Grand Rapids Sunday. »•> »he bereaved relative*/ JELLY BIRD EGGS »> 10c ---------Mr. und Mra. Ernest Godwin and MH TH THORNAPPLE. son of Kalamazoo were guests for the W. are - '••uzd to hear that *Mr«. week-end uf thr former* parent*. Mr FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES — Gevrci- Grebb, who has been very th!and MYs FranrU Gorham with the flu. u better Her gianddauxh-1 Malt Kicpr, jcur Iwsdqcutwi Im. (rail saJ vtgvisUt garthiM* ' STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. ter. Mr< South ot Grand Rapids, has Mr. and Mrs. William J*juicher of! bcm a VMM life th caring for her Wr also arr glad to know that John Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mra. Wil-j EVERYTHING FOR EASTER SALADS Poll, who haa bren ill with the flu is Ham Eaton of Middleville called on ‘Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fancher Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wilkinson of I bem ill but the too l> better. Gurnie Kctoer of Middleville was up Mapk\Grove called at Walter lekes' to the home of the Itite Philip Reiver one day last week. ’ %.um,r Mr. and Mr*. James Mead and Mr. Sunday. Gurnie uuu and MW,. Bister. m,B Mrs. TOMATOES Red ripe lb. 19c ' r falen Nichol* of Irving, were in Has- and Mrs William Richards spent Sun* .hn-lingx on business Saturday day Mr. and Mra. Harry Rtznr of ASPARAGUS Garden freah 25c । Charlie Andlcr has been 11) the' post near Hastings. ”. few days with the flu which .we arc Mr. and Mra. Clair McKeown and . ,Sorry to know. Wolter Thomas came daughter of Grand Rapjds spent Sun­ CUCUMBERS 10c down and .spent Saturday night with |<l*y with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Mc1'thc Andler family. Kcown.^ Mr. and Mrs Clarence Shaw and! Mrs. TTWlftPflson and daughter ot .. family of near Nashville spent Sunday . Maple Grove called on Mr and Mra. - ■ with his mother. Mrs. Ada Shaw, and w Ickes Saturday. ",a family j Mias Donna McKeown of Lansing .,, Mrs. Ada Shaw has been assUting for «*«« lhe week end al homc yr I several night* at the home of her Mr. and Mrs. William Cruttenden ■' brother-in-law and slater, Mr. and Mra. entertain the L. A. S. Wednesday J. H Westbrook of Middleville. They! Match 30. SMOKED PICNICS « u • U *.-w. yj. report that Mr.’ Weatbrook U better. BRANCH DISTRICT. FRENCH COFFEE 27c EASTER HAMS MORTGAGE rORECLOBUBE. i’ i Biked Hams »■ 29s Certified Hams 18c Swift's “Circle S” Picnics «•. IO/2C PASTRY FLOUR EASTER CANDIES CANDY EGGS 2 5c Head Lettuce Bananas 4 19c Smoked Ham BQWNE CENTER. I The Easter program at the N. EvanMr. and Mrs John Nuh entertained IReMeal church will be held Sunday Mrs . Elmer Ellis and three children evening. March 37. beginning at U and Mrs. Jennie Flynn and Clare Sun-1 o’clock. day to a birthday dinner, it being Margery Norton was a urek end Joan Ellis' and Mrs. Nash's birthdays. - gueM of her Uster* in Battle Creek. Me. and Mrs. Orvtn Smelkcr and There are many cases of the flu in Manon entertained Mrs. Smeiker’s par- j thia locality, enU of Sparta Sunday. | Rev. and Mrs Albert Ostroth of Mr. and Mrs. Dean of near Middle- Nashville were guests of Mrs. Sarah ville spent Sunday with Glenn DeanlOstroth and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie and family. 1 Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Thomas were' Mrs. Earl Mudge and son Leon were pleasantly surprised Saturday evening Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mrs. L. E when a number of their friends came Mudge. ‘ Mf and Vincent Norton called on Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gray. Thursday and found Mrs. Gray about ihe same. । Sugar making U at a stand still for the present and looks as though we are | going to have winter. SWIFTS CIRCLE "S" PICNICS 14C u. 1054c VEAL SALE SHOULDER ROASTS BONELESS ROAST LEG OF VEAL CHOPS, Loin or Rib Chicken CHO*%ffD,u“u. 15c 19c 19c 25c � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-03-30.pdf fd751f7d331f9d33c059d7c56768da07 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER x: SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR 14 PAGES 'WINDSTORM AGENTS I. TURN IN NEW POLICIES DECISION FAVORS ill uF ’ 'NnfihJT' Despite Financial LllUnlV I i Showing In T Conditions HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MARCH 30, 1932 PAGES 1 to 8 TEACHERS’CLUB RE­ ’ PORTS WELFARE WORK FLAGS ANO OTHER DECORATIONS MISSING BARRYSALARIES MCE LOWER ilies and One Hundred Twen­ ty-Nine Children „ . x Mij* Theo Parr, who represenu th- i of February. Il was In tax time this [ieaf The general conditions are well i the agent* for thq company brought in 201000^193 Now^Be Located ;STORY OF THE RISEN CHRIST LAW MAKERS BEGIN SPE­ An excellent report ot Hie wclfare It will te recalled that last.year on TOLD AGAIN IN SONO CIAL SESSION DUE TO <ork done in ihe city, among th<-. Decoration Day there w-a* * hard rain­ school pupils, iwu teen pri.-senud In . storm at the time of the exercise* and; AND SERMON DEPRESSION ______________________________ ; known and it was not planned to put on FIGURES SHOW SALARIES I AIM PniHTQ INUni UFn,an>' rampaltn fw new imuranco durLHVV ruinid IHVULVtU.|n| mm month. Notwithstanding till*. HERE BELOW THE AVERAGE . fl 111 iTuY fill IFF Removcd Last Decoration Day U ULL I J HA I ILLI LI Because of Rain and Cannot Has Assisted Fifty-Six Fam"-! February IVas Excellent One , JUDOE HOLDS COMPLAINANT'• THAN NEIGHBORING C0UN WAS PARTNER AND COULD |' Ordinarily little or qo canvassing i-, TIES ARE PAYING IN SAL done by the agent* at the Windstorm NOT SUE AT LAW I Insurance Coinirany during, the month ARIES TO CO. OFFICERS SOME INTERESTING LEG WE OPENS NUMBER 48 ' [KTCD DW [111 C LHd ILR URl lILLO in the resultant confusion, the flagv numbers received in­ TEN IMPORTANT ITEMS . 'I । .ur uunoruunn r run i up run for consideration Fifty-six faniilx-f have teen ftMlrt ^Unemployment and Diversion I tiers each about six feet long tearing the TO CHURCH .MEMBERSHIP American legion emblem, ope fan; This Oreat Christian Festival shiiped banner with the emblem, two: Brought Anew the Spirit of I iihu- American flags, about thirty ThnTResurrection ya?ds bunting, and oilier decorations. An interesting rare wo* decided last! pie of this state, bccaure of it* honor- * There I* a good deal ot mteinfnrma-• M2 50 spent for ruedieul aid .-indl L(lQSing. Mwhigan. - March 31 ’ If anyone know* where thesy deco­ Easter Sfiinday was a glorious and week by Judge McPtv-k. involving the able dealing* and the faithfulness with tion In regard to salaries paid m courv.? lunches amounting- to _|1 22 provided Michigan's legteratpte’is now ui session, rations an-, pleaae notify either Harr,’: Inspiring day .in Hastings- ail the Miller or Frank’ Annable at once, acollection of ij note which, by Its term*.! which it ha* met every obligation*lo it* ty ofllcrn- in this county. an<*.unwar-1 ,,,r rtudeni. And -Uli the good t„ (xauitder meiuun-s for tux reliefP churches having-Urge audiences with was dm- on derriand. It wm the easel putron*. It also show* that the com- ranted statements that they are rrceiv-■ continues. -j-PII ;m|xjrtan: subjects are given by Huy wish to get the flag*, etc . cleanedj splendid sermons and delightful music, of Ettel J.‘Hunt vs.'J A Hakowsky.ipany has > splendid corps "t agent*. | m fog more mm tlwn offin K ..«nc .,. *uch ....a-ers are paid ; All kinds of clothing, slims cIo-sm, .pp <jOvPrnor lor consideration, by t all emphasiiipg the joy .and blessing Um! articj estimated at $7500,•’ It Iijipcnir. Hint thi* note was .datcdi»ho must have Ute cunlidcnre nf the elsewhere At the request of sev-TBli rubte-rs.. gMash-ro. Uu* ; the. legislatiirr sev-ral| hate, glovr*. rumn-ri of the Reaurrectiqi) . ..in .toucu . ... । repairing, baby clothe . two question February. 10. 1928 and was given for! people of the communities which they reader* the Banner .has gotten — tnns rm: i nr 1WM1. lhp unemployment Uiktu>>mv) ' V, — . ,. ...... ... -I ..LU.,— . .....- u.. with county clerks of Ca.s*. Montcalm.'R(c are ...... included ... in .... the list ... of >•»■>»-. thing- nt5t. fit^t thus Thi- he liecian-' declare' i< no: a state $426.60 The note wan made to Everette icprcsent. : for the First United Brethren church. Teachers' club. 3 1 h"'nroblem h- j problem but one to be dealt with by Hunt ot Ft Lauderdale. There were! Gratiot. Allegan. Ionia.Clinton, Living- distributed by Hie Teacher* A sunrise service was c.idurled bv ston and Eaton counties, aiu) we give! Banner Hiem ■ .teach. :.- j - -------- congraiulau* ... — (ownAhips and counties ‘He rrc■ ndorsements in October 29. 1928 of Hi* Senior and Intermediate Christian below the Milaries paid In each of them, «P<»n 'I'.'ri! of co-operation,1 ommend* the broadening of tip? taw $244 61. k-av^pg a balance du« of $181.99 i । Endeavor sodeUes This ervice was to ihelr coun’ly officers a»d interest in Hie students and in th-.-,'i iM-rtalning to the insurance of ’ calum<m that date. । followed by their Oreakfast being • CASS—Probate judge gets $1800 und! community, and commend Hyun fm itv bond* by these smaller government It was claimed, in this cbm- that.(hi* I (served at the church to forty young '• note was sold to the Broward Bank and $1200 for clerk. The rounty clerk re- -their splendid work subdivisions so that they might -have . jieople The Sunday School attendance Trust .Coinirany by Mr Hunt. Nearly' sufficient funds to take can- of their reives $2700 and $1200 for - clerk hire. LOCAL TROOPERS OFFER TO; wa> 118 0M‘ of an •■nrtrtim-nt of 195 and no fees. The sheriff i , fwild $2ow 1 three years after that time the noti-f uiv-mployesl.Short exercises were heljj at Hie close was from tne the Trust Corn-) Drlinqurnt Taxesw.is transferred traiuncrrca train trust uom-;-..nnMnor<jciMaM uraa a and an allowance of S« |>er day for! SUPPLY TREES HERE j of tiie study of the lesson. The morning puny to Ethel J. Hunt who claimed OUR CONGRESSMAN WAS A each ot two automobiles, which is sup-' For the rellet of live property owner* j Worship service in charge of Rev.'L. WITH -HOUSES that .sin- had purchased it from th<LEADER IN OPPOSING posed to provide the salary, of the un-: E. Lane As inspiring when fourteen , menu Hie special message asks the der-sheriff; the slieriff gels no fees -TT^S!,L M, I,.,.1 THAT UNFAIR TAX j children and two adults were baptized legislature to provide a legal way tor OBJECT TO ATTRACT The register of deeds is (gild by fee* and two were received in church memrefused to pay Hu- note, claiming that I I tax payment* to be made op the in­ alone. The treasurer (s paid $2500 and I berthip. A fine Easter offering was alIt wax not a valid debt, us Jt was given! FIRURFQ PRFPARFD $1200 clerk hire Th«- school commi'-l FEATHERED SONGSTERS a*, a part of u partnership affair: that | r IUUn~ . rntrAHCU sioner gets $1500 and the prosecutor! SUIT BEGUN TO DISSOLVE the Junior cliolr. The church was well the business of the partnership had GAVE KNOCKOUT BLOW $1800. ’ : INJUNCTION GRANTED BY but lie th.- legislature to extend ‘■Approved"' Constructions Only filled both morning anq evening. teen .— ----------m-vii Killed sciin-u ami unu that nun Mr. mr. Rakowsky| Kaitowuy| -----ann 1 eaton EATON—Frooate Probate judge ratio $2300 _anitj Ilinr.P SMITH IN 1 00’i l’hc «*r,od l*,r rwtercpuon ot prop­ to Be UsedAction Is of 1 «aP“'n‘- reception al members and ____ _ ___ ________hte, _ ____ ____ n to. _ Proved It a Bald Attempt _ ________ 1 Ky yWft wWd| taW4 hnve |W. had fully discharged Obligations to Re-_____ : fees;_______ sheriff _________ $3000 and______ $1200JUDUb allowed SMITH IN 1VUO IO DC used action is oi | admlnUtraUon oI the Holy Sacrament the partnership out of which this " Iran-; ..________________ Pnvinrr (for expenw-s; qlcrk $2400; re«».----------- . | paid since 1927. ijove the Rich From Pavintr ifor «Pen*cs; county«»unty clerk $2400; Practical Importance featured the six o’clock sunrise service neve tne tne rich men *rom raying raying of dw,rtM ijqoo |2000-. CO C0linty t|t , .• action grew. , neve zrom || tlPr ,,r nf unty ti-.i'ur.-i CONCERNS GUN RIVBanking. The Bov Scouts ol Harting* believe \he MeU^t ^hurch Appropriate Accordingly, on June 10, 1931. Mr*' Higher Income Taxes $1500;. . . Numerous changes are recommended Higher Income Taxes ($2000; school ‘ ‘ commissioner ------ ‘ was by that there are citizen* who cannot un-1 music “ *• rendered —’ " the quartette “ Hunt surd Rakowsky lor this balance t,.adrrs have )iavp been interested in pnaecutor iwosecutor $1800 and $600 $»XI for cx|>enw>cx|>rn.je, ER DRAIN AND LAKE1 in tail governing banks. The Governor derstand Our tender* our language and who are' and chorus Again at ten o’clock the _ _ . . in i LIVINGSTON > ..r.kiZ'tvrrtU—Probate judge ,, of $18199. with interest ut eight per! thr Iipa-5IU11>cr aecoiuiU-oL-Uw'"ngiit $3200. — i tecomnfcnds that bank* which have rnererore uuame w rrau u.r church was well fllled. ihen Rer. L U unable to read the slogan: ---------- -------------<fht from October 29. 1928. Th* plain-, tl„. iOWPr-housc of congress against the sheriff $1800 and fees; county -clerk Onion -----and Truck Growers On been teen closed be b».» permitted |x-:mitted to to reopen reopen unun­ therefore ANCHOR IN HASTINGS and yel!D«*>" baptized two babies, several tiff therefore u.«4ted a judgment for the f)ro,xapd manufacturer*’ sales tax. Till*' nnd f(!Mt «*«l»ter of dredJ., all thei □un M,r,h A,k Th,. ' Court ' ' ' " —— — who desirable c ia^ children*and adult* and received more who constitute constitute a3 mpst most desirable class amount due. Her attorney wxs Kim,tax had agreed upon by theite*al bounty treasurer $2000; school of residents. Theyrefer to Mr. Robin, members into church fellowship. Mrs. Rescind the Injunction would prevent a few from blocking re- Mr. Bluebird. Mr. Wren. Mr Swallotr, Robert Burch, accompanied by Mrs. Sigler of Of this city. city = coiigreosional ..mgrrwumu., committee having nav.na such sun. ( commissioner $1900; prawcutlng at-. T. ITlnrru'M . .... . On February 29. iiWi 1932. C. Corl Me- j organization of u number of Mr. Martin and many other of (he te 4 ■ James ®,rts‘.Q? 0,1 L !-. Barnett entered his appearance, ciutrge. and a majority of torney $1400. । un rvuruary -a. >- van ......... .plan* —........................ gr*a”,“nd -- tin. " an Lapliam L.iph;un|J bunks as i-imittel or the defrhdant nhd. on*lhr h.Bder, ln congress seemed to favor ■ GLINTON—Probate Judge $1800 and, <j• tiffey. Mur Bov ten. De Dean 'tanks now closed. The present pro- families o9 the feathered tribe. Thescjmond Wmdeknecht on the violin, aa. .................of, vision vtuUm makes Jt -I necessary Hint $600 for juvenile court: sheriff $200) aiuj the Mith&an Lund■ Company that O*. 95 tv»r per good American citizen-- are interested; teautifullj sang Tite Lord I* Risen September 19 last, lie made a motionhfo. plan ' thin the. cue, be dismtesed. Hi* claim j Brleny" thc manufactures’ Mies tax and fees; county clerk $1800 and fees; ortlUj a corporation, filed u bill of com- c''«u <>f the depositors sign. . chiefly in aviaUta and the Boy Scout-; by Lansing The chonu sang King All u.is. briefly, that the transaction grew, W01l|d cnm|X*l every manufacturer to rcgisU'r of deed* $1500 and fees from; plaint in’the circuit court ot Barry. He would give the legislative bodies are doubtful whether they would know. Glorious by Vail. About thirty were out of a partncrsijip affair; that it (pay two and one-quarter per cent on abatracU; county, treasurer $1200 nnd*county. naming as Wefendant-s Wjlhanvuf school district,, township* and vil- what an anchor was If the slogan was,’*« red into membership at the two could not be- tried as a law case but every nrtlclr WUed from hls factory fees; school commissioner $1800. prose- j> stater. Ida M. Streeter. Oliver; lav* ‘he right to sign these ’depositors explained.to them. The boys figure *erv>(*-' Rev- c*we>"* England. Orin C. Otte. Clara B. Otis,; agreement* if necessary tn order to that tiie very brat way to get them to! Ject was "Ltfe Stretched Out. The must be tried in n court of equity, if n,,. manufacturer would add that cuting attorney $i8p0. tried nt all, mid Hint if thus tried Uie!nmaunl Ulf. bl|| ht. rendered ffis cu*IONIA—Probate judge $3150; sheriff; b-hhh s. Dwight and the county of|npen a closed bank, where public fund* settle in Hastings is to "construct tlwiP01"" of Rwen 10 J!nl?r!e allowances;■ .................... county clerk" narn Mie The|>uijkk purpek-e the blit <m fih-f<>i are on deposit. phiintilT could hare no remedy be-;, uilliri uuner;. aim and ill in nun turn me the uu*uiv:o business mull man $3300 —and ■ .......... ........................ .......... ' — —.......................... ■ - ti.irij, <- <11ofme sort of homes tliat long study ot their1 and control a tx-rsons life and make cuiuic of. the situation xhowu shown to exist.| exist,] Or ur contractor who purchased thc.goodsthe .Roods! $3380; register of deeds, fe-.v. fees e::!y:'F only: February certain pro-, Another important change recom- little feathered friend* ha* tautht the cauM’ ol •23JS; reglnter ruluul l *29 was to vacate .. rtuir. pro5? sf‘°ul<l be’ U.’ Im-Il would U-I.HllI debar rli.Kiir Mr. Mr II$M>t llu.it from,|f trim I arom the ... manufacturer'would . ■ ■ . ..... add ..... 'I'lArt- ....l.iw.t . ; yLMon .... s of. a ... .......................... co'unty treasurer $2300; school comjrennanent injunction <iu»t i mended is tite transfer of bonded rewhich the I nntnl• scout* -arc bound to meet with “P-i-**?, a. suing hls partner to enforce payment tttX. iu rendering hls bills for Services mtesioncr $2000; prosecuting attorney, un; fwiad by rhe late Judge Clement I »l>on»ibililv from township, village, city proval. It is quite a trick to know just Sunday school senice 3 de;I smith, and school treasurers «>1 such a note ns this. Mr. Burnell ateo,or products to hte customers. In other $1800." Smith, In in June 1905 1905. ------ - -------- to - the — - deposi-------- wh.it kind of kitchen arrangements |'‘’btful Easter P*8wml claimed that tite note which Mrs Hunt I words, Hie consumer would pay the ALLEGAN—Probate judge $2800; !' The defendants above named, ex- lories that might be named by the Mr* Brown-TThrasher desires and theiu'hlch was much enjoyed. Hie children I proper legislative bodies of these small ­ sheriff, fees; county clerk $3fif)0 and ’ claimed to own was not acquired In a1 (tax. nx Tills would mean that people ali'cept Barry county." were the plaintiff*! ' --«« Tins exact diincn-sions of vthc front door •V0?,1,1R Pf°Pl« “cqmtling thetnihnnncr that would permit her to »ue,|-■rruliy “ burdened. with .... heavy -local. .taxa­ clerk hire; register of-deeds, fees only: in a care started in the circuit court ol |' er political unit* of the state. that Mr Wren will realize te hte front cr?“. ™er5 as she w5u> not a "holder in due-course."' Hon.would have two aud one-quarter county treasurer $3000 fur salary and1 thte county on September 13. 1904; Il is also recommended Hut the door and not get into an argument: tetuUnce and Hie Ea*ter oHerma To be a holder in due course requires1 per cent added to all their purchases (Continued on pair five) I against Elmer E. Gable, county drain. stale banking department's authority with Mr. Robin trying to walk into I (CcMlnued on page six) tliat the owner of the note must have1 of clothing, food, machinery and what­ 1 commissioner", of Allegan county andj,be broadened and that the state bank- the same house, some of these people) I>aid a real consideration for IL that ever else they purchased. (Contlnucd on pugg six) TEACHERS OF STATE Philip Burgess, county drain cotnlike to have their home open to the (Continued on page three! As might be expected of him. Con-, nussientr of Barry county. That suit wind and rain and sdme are so timid; MAKE SUGGESTIONS was started for Hie purpose of re- • gressmati Ketcham was bitterly opOBSERVE SIXTIETH WEDabout their babies having croup that l>ored to this sales tax. which would straining-the defendant drain com-] STUDENTS WIN IN. they won’t live in a house that isn't Pass Resolution Urging Legisla ­ relieve wealth'y men of the country mUsloners from constructing what was. ■•4 DING ANNIVERSARY rnlnl-Ughi. Some of the house* have| i-mas. 11. tut*. FENCING CONTESTS having large incomes from an addition­ ture to Equalize School Tax kpown as the "Gun River Drain." and| got 'to be where they can swing and: Because ot the death of hls wife, al burden and putting It on to the com­ I to restrain the dredging of Gun river.j Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Reed En­ swav; others have got to be affixed; Cha*. H. Iden will quit fanning and and Relieve Big Burden . I winch wax propoaed by the commls-*. Ocorgc Bauer's Pupils Meet mon people. To the credit of Mr. solidly to the tree trunk for tenanthave an auction sale on the Geo. Bird tertained On Sunday In Ketcham, te it said, he wite one of tire Mrs. Maud? W. Smith, county school Moners. on the ground that it would" farm.----4 -miles north “of* Bedford. *A who get sea-sick easily. [’ ----------------With Fine Success At De­ leaders In the fight against this op: commissioner, attchded the Represen-1 affect ’.he water level of Gun lake.: Honor of Event The various Boy Scout troops of Has­ quantity of live stock and a fine lino presslvr kind of added taxation for Hie tatlve AMcinbly of the Michigan Eduwould reduce the quantity of water ini troit Recently ■ of form tool* will be sold, positively to :U1CIU XK IUIK* WIIC11 UIU .average folks Ul of 1111.1 this VUUlIlty. country, when the cational Association which was luld. in'nhe lake through seepage and drain-1! Mr. and Mr* F. N. Reed of this city tings have combined to build u large George Bauer, son of Mr and Mrs. F.. burdtn nUght lx, Uftpd rar nl0n. ^ny Lansing TlnniKlay and Friday ol la&l age: also on the ground that Die pro-1: celebrated tlieir sixtieth wedding anni­ quantity of properly constructed birdI the highest bidders. Col Henry Flanhottecx and bird feeding stations andI nery will cry this sale. Read full par­ J' ’^u.'r" -"‘-’p’1 *l lllc Mlch'; by iroplr bavin, l.r«, Incoinva. who week. ■ i |x»ed drain would be changing a water: versary trt their home. 514 East Madi- will attract the desirable class of birdI neuters on another page of this week’s luan HUU- Coll.,, al Ea.i Lanai™. 1«coatw. p, .u, te„ „ „ ison street, on Easter Sunday. Covers Matters of much importance to the course life in large numbers to the leafy cov­• Bunner inakln, a .plrndH -~«rd » an In- ,hry ,ouU h,v, lhr Incomes. teaching profession .were considered j That case was hotly contested. Judge II were laid for twenty-five. Those pres­ I nrunnr In l.nrnn: In nddllmn toMa: our conm-aa- and passed upon. Recommendations smith, on April 22. 1905. handed down' ent were Mr. and Mrs. O. P. Sinkler of ers that arch over the streets of Has­ rnnlar anrk a. a .iud.nl. Mb. ha, ,, , Hostings and tlielr daughter. Helen, of tings. Aside from the melody they fur? were made io the legislature fqr posan opinion in which lie called attentaken up fencing. He ha* become so]. —in . congress —------ •hare ----- given him Having established a milk route, Chicago; Mr. and Mp L>Ic Reed. Mr nish amu the pleasing realization of i perlence proficient in it that he has become an knowledge of where to find the fact* slble action that would liclp the school;Hon to the fact that.Guff lake covered,I and Mrs. Lloyd Reed ot Dowagiac; Mri. their presence. Hte bird population is Martin Tinkler has »decided to dispose about 3.000 acres of land and has n‘ absolutely French natural-1 -------------essential. ------------A-- -----------....... I of all stock and farm tools he does not instructor in that subject at the State and figures regarding any legtejatlve situation of thH state A* showing the spirit of the Assent- shore line of about ninety miles; that I Anna Reed of Hastings: Mr. and Mrs 1st is authority for the statement That | need u< public auction at his famy in College. He has a class of sixty girls proposition from authorities that can­ Howard Kehoe and th eir four children -■, -----------------------■ — . — —------------------------------------- , ... bly, the following resolution gives the n is g tiaVigable Inland lake within thei in training for this work, as well ns not tie questioned. *• beat indication. It was unanimously meaning of the law, having extensive, of Niles: Mr AmTMrs. Frank Siefke ‘t birds were to disappear man would Hartings, nine blocks north and one tevernl young men. One of the most effective stepa to j investments in resort properties on Its and their too sons ot Toledo: Mr. andl be wiped ofl the face of Hu- earth; block east of State St. This win be an Recently George took several of hls accomplish the defeat nt this manufac- passed. ________ .. VM ...................................... »>•<. wu U ... C1 »u.„I "Inasmuch as there „ is ... need for Im-:-shores. He »,««« stated that Gun river runt 'Mrs. Forrest Recd and son of Elkhart, within nine year?, for without the birds afternoon ale with Col. Henry Flanyoung lady pupils to Detroit to partici­ turera’ sales tax bill was the prepare.-..mediate relief from the excessive tax for several mile* south of the lake I Indiana; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lang- i “ll Plants and trees and vegetation j nCry u afictioneer. A span of sorrel pate in a fencing contest in that city. tion ot a tabic by Congressman on real property, i (Continued on pdge five) . iiorscs. two good heifer*, somp good and for equalization thrqugli what te known as Gun Marsh.,. Icy of Battle Creek. Those who are beginner* in the work Sixty years ugt>. In Forest City. Iowa. -------------- ***-------------- farm tools, and many othej/articles p (Continued on page five) pf the school tax. the Representative , which is about two miles wide by ten of fencing nre called "novices" The A^schibb’ of the Michigan Educational. miles long; that the two drain «>m- Fnrmun N. Reed and Mis* Miranda1 LUDWIG AND GEORGE FAUL.. »‘U be offered. Read hte auction sate next older class are called "Juniors" Belt, of Forest City, were united ini .• uunnnt Akin ncin advertisement -------- - elsewhere — *In “ this Imu« Associuilon. representing it* member-. miNdoners here seeking to construct a and the next class are called "seniors." BARRY CO. SUNDAY OF WOODLAND, DEAD and do not forget the date. ship of 31.214 teachers, urgently petL drain through this marsh.-following In marriage Tlwy made their home in Mr. Bauer entered these young lady — SCHOOL CONVENTION l^ins the Governor and the members of the main the direction in wtiich Gun Iowa for seventeen years, then moved student*, who are members of his I.LOVU AlXEKUINR. ’ the Slate Legislature to find new, river runs, but intending to deepen and to Dowagiac. Michigan, which wa* Mr • The Father and Son Had Long claoM-s Itv each of there three classes! Been-Msociated With Hard­ Owing to the death of his wife. Lloyd a to widen the river channel in such a Reed s boyhood home, bring there un■ . at the Detroit contest The novices Two State Workers to Attend sources of state revenue, such „ . Allcrdlng will have ap auction sale on sales tax or an income tax <teacher* manner that it would be mure direct, , tll fourteen years ago. when Hicy cam» trained' bv him took first and third: Meeting At Coats Grove to Hasting*. r 1 ware Business There hi* farm, 8’. miles northeast of Has­ not to be exempli, all of such revenue and shorten the river*/course through, prizes, in the junior entiles lite young I | Three son* and one daughter ble*scdl Sunday Ludwig Paul died at hte tings, on Section 15, Carlton township, to be used to reduce the tax on real' the marsh from about? 25 miles to lady stildent* fook all three.prizes. In! ” unuren iarife list u of. property will be offered n l<UBC k7 ».» about eleven miles. In hLs opinion this union. Until two years ago iustihome in Woodland after a prolonged A tiie senior entry one of his pupils took, There will te a Barry Co. Sunday property by lowering and equalizing: Judae Smith stated that from the lake! .Oc,ober ,hw had not bepn “ denth *nI illness, aged 81 years. The next day.'ut this sale, including household goal*, ‘ 1 second prize, her opponent being Hie school convention Saturday. April 23. the local school tax.” down to Hu- commencement nt the’,11<‘ fami,y- I” October 1929 one o’, Monday, his son. George, died at hte tools, livestock, etc. Col. W. H. Couch wife of n Hungarian fencer who has a at the Coats Grove church. . drain the river is slow and sluggish ll,rlr sons dlcd Mr and Mr' Hc,‘l1 home there otter a brief illness with will cry this sale. Read full particulars workers be* “ there, world-wide reputation a* a master of! Two state *“*------*-------will J" u ----- Miss tint the estimated cost of the drain hav* ^nJ0)'1^! excellent health. Both j pneumonia, aged 56 years. A double published elsewhere in this issue of thw Ione Cotton, the children's children s worker, an and 4hat art. , was from $35,000 to $40 000- and that “rr weU and haP>’y " funeral will te held tomorrow <Thur»- Banner. Mr. Bauer expects to enter represen- Mr. Bernard Coggnn, adult worker, '- " - -..-; ■ jt is Rjven to tew couples io live to-.’day 1 afternoon at two o’clock, from the ---------------------------------- ,,■t —, ® I it would drain from 20.000 to 30.000 tatlve* of hls classes al the fencingA fine * program — is being *" u**— arpmged ---------acn ., Ul n,uca .Bna .gather for'sixty years. Where both: Methodist church in Woodland. These NOTICE TO WORLD An all -day maetlna cl . the Barrv „„a contest to te i^ld in Chicago this week. and will be published later, also copies . ,p complainant* “WAR **“ •VETERANS. — ODU«)y Farm Bureau te la scheduled -h-luled for lor Tj -p,, mmpuinama in >n the lire original onmnal suit am-; have ,h<‘ wl11 10 do il a,ld rca"y l°vp “re the first deaths that have occurred be — sent to ____ rach'b__ Sunday school. After that they expect to enter a na- will __ — .... — _ ___ _ County On Sunday. April 3{d. from 9:00 A. April 7, in the Fuller halt'(.ontPIld,rt ,ha» the drain would lower 8acb <tther- and nre determined that In this family since Lpdwig Faul sailed ttonal contest to be held in New York Each school should send ns many delc- Thursday, Un.rtn.J ........... ............... Hastingif. commencing at in.nn 10:00 o’clock, Oun us- fr<Mn two to four below nt aH t*1** will w*11 mill Pu" Immtlwr together i™.. from 1,1. hl* native land. CS.rm.nv Germany, in in M. to 12:00 noon. Mr. Horace Parish, Clly. The young ladles under George's gates a* possible. in the morning, according to County ... natural level if th* drain were eon- 51xlV y^r* of married life are not on-11868. to make his home In America Field Welfare Officer of the American It Is hoped there will be one...or more instruction who won at Detroit there-----------------------------------------------but tlw>" can *** mad*« •*; Ludwig Faul was bopi Jan. 7. 1831 at legion will be at the Legion room tn by won the right to enter the national workers from each-department of each Agent Poster. Tire busincM mc'etlng ,tructed as nronosed and that this ,y the morning will include the woujd destroy resort property values they have been for Mr. and Mrs. Reed.:Rhinebarin.Pirmasens.Germany. When Hastings to give advice regarding contest. ’ (Sunday school, especially the children’s' during elecUon of township directors Mr. ^* rp m2wpaideMbte tai" at‘ Uw Increasingly ln‘’n-a*lngiy enjoyable. enjojwble. election towiuhln director, Mr t->......u a young man. only 17 years old. he ' claims for compensation. ­ he J Compensation. Disability Al AlAnyone who witnesses a contest be- workers to meet Miss Cotton..who will I sailed for America on Nov. 21, 1868, lowanee ar Insurance. llme or of theerecttoti of a (Hun dam at trie theout--------------- ***" ....---- - tunc rue erection or our_ tween two expert fencers realize* that instruct and inspire all who hear her. Foiter stales that the Program planned first locating in Indiana where he reEvery World War veteran regardleaa for the afternoon is Hie best in y?;“.: ,cv lilc iai i -"it requires extreme alertness. qulckneM| a^3 ” ' let 01 t,u ’ lakc " In conc,u<nnK I ’ 1 ’ I mained for a year, then coming to : of whether or not lus i* affiliated with .T.HI. £ * ,peakr fr°u UnBln4 “Pinton Judge limited to five Skills. of action, ability to see and think al­ . s-M-ent ?? l.n!.on J u.4gc o«uui l.«uu. alc* .. .!.n n my Fenturp Ittninr /^/nviIonlB- then to Woodland wMre be io-, the Legion Is invited u> come and con­ The last legislature passed a tB..k concerning the ^wcut judgment, the sole question In the cnse most Instantaneously, in order to be­ i cuiuic JUIUUI rated and was iuvumimv identified, with the hard-, suit with Mr. Parish. isunite Buuauou. iaiK ay ut .. ... , , ... —. I-.1 legtetaUvc travel talk by u whether or not the ranstruetion construction come proficient in the art. Judging. which places a fixed limit on the O' -------..W-.. ___ Mr BiU by a wp. E.„„. situation, a or w.». T c. S' nr ‘“<£! 1 5 ““ 11p<fk!h 1*.”!!: from hte success. George is making a( amount of money that townships can ‘“e miarious plot oi On wv Oct„... 2. 1874, he wks united ... In rctentattve «. of m the » Veteran* ------------Admintefine record as an ‘instructor in **■ this ’“। spend for all kinds of highway work musical numbers and readings. Tills _.atpr lp..pI of tl... lnkc ,.s chitmed bv "e'e‘opc“ will be the last meeting before spring: t j lc comnlainante And that in the L he Junior f “ y t0 ’ ’ ’ “ Triage to Cathcrina Vcltc. To this (ration from Detroit . Up to the enactment of this law the kind of physical training. rnnntiniuvi nn nna* two) ,e presented, in the Central auditorium, union four son* were born. George and1 n it j* impootibld for any one to Ito amount of township highway taxes work starts and those In charge have done everything In their power to pro(Loniui UM on page iwo> ncxt prlduy Apri , 8 Acfordlru{ lo those Lawrence of Woodland. Henry uf Depresent on April 3rd they may see «ilh-. ANNOUNCEMENT. levied depended entirely upon the dteJOHNSTOWN’S Utl.nqiGYJ DELINQUENT TAX. cast has*»vw the ploy ot Woodland. W..Surviv- cr mmuiik Maurice rwmi.ii, Foreman, local Service Offl1A.\. [n charm?, the .............-------UUU well in troll and Karl U* ornuc uuiThe supfXjrt'ot the-voters of Hastingsi position of the township itself; but vide an extraordinarily good program.. .Oll.lMini.S ' ' ' hand and are Prepar'etl •-------...-------,w.l----------------------- - -----------------nt Johnstown was the •last■ lownship to to — get the fog him are---------------------the widow, a sister resld-1 err or Frank W. Annable. 4th DUtrlc t will be appreciated al the polls oni the new law limits the total amount to hf an. Dinner will l» wwA •> noon1 i: settle the tuuirtv county iirtuuin. treasurer, uuuik doing ma out of this merry] ...^ fog **• in w,.W Germany, three son*, six grand- Welfare Officer previous to MM* that time April 4. It elected to the office of City] five mill* for such purposes in every for 20 cent*. . ovi.ic with willl me , *hnum of chuckles . fast week. The to- threethree-act (children | childrenand andthree threegreat greatgrandchildren.I grandchildren. Iand andtheir theirease ease will willbe bepresented presented to toMr. Mr. I so on Wednesday of last act comedy. Treasurer on the Republican ticket. 11 township. The attorney general has It was a great shock on Monday to Parish.—2 wks. ANNOUNCEMENT. ; tai taxes assessed in that township * will try to; do the work accurately and given an opinion stating that townships FEWER THIS YEAR. I hear that George Charles Paul had Having been nominated at the Dem-1 were $21,899.67.* Taxes returned xs dethoroughly, and in the interest of all mu*t hold themselves strictly to the Of — the ----1932-- passenger car automo-’died that day from-------------pneumonia, having i FORMER RESIDENT ILL. ocratic City caucus for the office ot i llnquent were $6,474 57. or a little over — ------- -— ,----------jfeqplc. without regard to party.—Nellie nve mills limit. City Treaattrer I Mfill appreciate your 29 per cent. Tills would make the aver- bile licenses the county clerk had sold.।teen ill nine days. He was born Feb-!The ------------many r Harting* -- friend* --------------of Ar* Casaday Smith, Republican nominee. ANNOUNCEMENT. support at the polls for election April 4. age for the county reach about 22 per ”P to «ve o’clock Monday afternoon, ruary 7. 1876 in Ionia. i thur C. Brown at GrandRapids wzra Having been nominated at the Irving It elected I will endeavor to perform cent,which Is below the arerage we there were 3.863 pairs. This shows some Surviving are the widow .threechil-, wrry to hear that ba wm obUgwl lo Democrat caucus for Supervisor I will the duties of the office In an efficient have seen reported inother counties. COMMITTEE MEETING. f“>hng of! from a year ago. Up to the dren. Charles of Hasting*. Mrs. Lol* undergo an operation on Friday M Members of the Hartings Memorial appreciate your support at. the polls for and creditable manner.—Mamie E?------------------ -----------------same date in 1931 4.135 pairs ot 1931!O’Brien and Raymond Faul of Laming.] Butterworth hospital. Hla coodiUM la Day committee are hereby notified Hut election on April 4. If elected I will Manee—Adv, Mar. 30. E- 8- MEETING. same date in 1931 4.135 pairs of 1931 pas- three grandchildren, three brother*, quite serious. AU are hofMDg ter bM --------------- ,--------------------Hastings Chapter No. 7 O- E. 8, will senger car licenses had been sold. Qulfo ! Lawrence. Henry and Karl. ! recovery. Mrs. a W. Clarke *1 gtMte 11 meeting will be held at lite Legion endeavor to perform the duties in an COUNTRY CLUB PARTY. I hold a special meeting for initiation a number come In every day to gct( Thi* father and son have been Iden-1 mg with her sister, Mrw Brown, far • room* on Sunday morning, April 3. at efficient and creditable manner.—R. J. Member* of the Hastings Country Tuesday evening. April Sth. A memorial their 1932 plates It may be. before titled with the business interests of few days. WllHams. 2 wk*. nine-thirty o’clock. club are invited lo a party at the club service will be given, and Life Member- the end of Hie year, that the total will Woodland »o long that their place* will -------------- " ■ —— PYTHIAN 81 STEMS SUPPER. CHIROPODIST. on Friday evening. April 1. Dinner will; ahjp Certificates presented to four reach last year’s figures, but County; be hard to fill and the hoata of friends; nAMCq. ' Saturday. April 2. from five to seven Ironside’s Shoe Store every Saturday be served, followed with a short pro- j uiembers. There will te refreshments Clerk HUI hardly expects tliat that will unite tn extending sympathy to the Every BMurday OMM M 0MM MM, Puller Bldg. 25c-Adv 12-6 P. M. Free consultation.—Adv. th gram and bridge. served at close of meeting. (happen. [bereaved families. ■—Frank Herrtngfaa. Arf». tt . 3E Partners Cannot Sue Each ; new policies for $934,010 The Figures In Each Case Came e«i and 129 children tehefitted a t<z. ----- ­ 'of fl«4 articles of clothing havr u-This tells •» the same storyto •* the Other At Law — Demand — — ~ -• • as •— to the Banner From Offi . mu. of HiBhw,y Fund, Among ’standing of the company and the high Note Differs From Others „ rrpeo_ cial — Sources —----IumthtriUng* jo S41A78 haw teen given, | ’’ . lh£ Issues I regard in which it U held by the 4 * SCOUTS TO BUILD BIRD SANCTUARIES iKETCHUM HELPED LICK SALES TAX 1 I WILL NTERESTfiDN LAKE RESORTERS Three Auction Sales a Barry Farm Bureau To Hold Meeting Here Merry Comedy to fl �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 30. 1932 ura swim IB COHW OBITUARY. claim that Gun Marsh has became vary in wages and in costs ot material mid I valuable for the cultivation and pro­ Charles J, san ot Charles and Octa­ services. The addition#-had been made 1 duction of onion*, celery and other via Castelein. wna born in New-Balti­ largely by creating • new "bureau*, vegetables, on a large scale. Several more, Mich . September 22. 1868. and commissions and boards" and other thousand car* of onions are shipped died at hb home near Quimby, March new schemes that call fol- more money, from, the Gun Marsh district in good 23. 1032. aged 63 years. 6 months .and ■Eight exposure films same price-u in almott every dfjiartment of govern­ . : seasons. The platnlUT* claim tliat 1 day. On May 11. IBM. he was united the MX. Carveth de Stebbins—Adv. ment ’ nnai -••.~iLt1iere are large investment* tn ware- in marriugc with Mattjc L. Bidclrnan. In state affairs we have gone the.• — (Continued from page one* houses and other equipment necessary SUPERVISOR'CHaS. PARKER saint road. Wd have travelled Hie same • who preceded hlui In death, December Three Times Four club on Friday eve­ • >n mlr local »O! and ™„!> roort ’. wlnlon 11 'wuM h..e ,«l. •»'»,“» ™M™u»n ot Uiu or,. o< v.lu- 6. 1031. To their union were born two ning. way In county expend!< SPOKE TO COMMERCIAL ■ children, a devoted daughter. Mrs. tur<Public expense* have been in- effect. M> that the relief asked by the'able land. Mrs. F W. Stebbins wu hMtcka to CLUB TUESDAY -------------------- --------- "' It 1* i« the claim ol of the plalntilfs in ths the Aller Reynolds, arid Fred B. who pre- Hie Monday Study club at their regu­ creased beyonci the ubtkty of tiie tax- complainant* is-granted it Based upon Ulis Uiis opinion a decree was u as j present pre»ent suit that The "The caurc payer lo meet tile dcniaiwl* upon him1 Ba>cd cause for the1 ceded hlny-fh death 0 years ago. Wiien lar Monday meeting. Jun.- 12.' 12.! making making of of said Mid decree,’■.the is*urfI but a small boy his parents moved [tor more money. - , . signed by. Judge Smith on June the one issued The"next regular meeting ot Hastings kVE IN- . EXPENSE! ' from New Baltimore. Vo Quimby, in Hive No 398 will be held on Wednes­ Mr Parker r.xpresM’d. hl* conviction" among other things, pro-’ m 1905 permanently !E0 FOURFOLD that there wa« only one way in which ..a.... *** -That’ the *»aid “M defendants drj,n El-! drain commbatotwr* of >aid said countlc*1 which vicinity h\ has always* resided day evening. April 6 excepting u few years near RollcrsviUc. mrr E Gable. County drain c.immu' and others acting by and under th<*in> ’w._- c-dld get out of. the difficulty and ””*’ 1‘ Word has been received here that Says State nr.d_,Country Need [difprcMilen rlom which we i\re suffering .loner ot Allegan county and Philip W. i has been removed by the construction1 Ohio, where he wg» employed in the Mr* Mary Mance is in the M. 3 H. hos­ Burgis-,. county drain cummuirtoner of! of the dam at the outlet of,Gun lake . oil'fields. He waA a quiet, unassuming pital in Grand Rapids, sick with the Unlined, open, airy and ;>t the present * time. If ’might, be to Retrace Steps and Get 'long'and painful profc*:;. but ir is the: Barry county, and their wecewors infWherc Gun river begins. The coni- man, wiw loved hl* family and his influenza.. extremely smart, tbi« : home, and who with the <ftar wife who Back to Safe Basis ' aiily way. in hte Judgment Hl« plai. offic* Mid all persons claiming or to ptuinanU in the present null declare For Saturday only, March 2nd. choice i pasted on such a little time ago. will bo ghillie oxford ia a '‘beat Tife conimercuit club had ad inly- would be to .retrace our steps to t'jll claim under them, whether- as agents, j that they arc advised and believe, andl sadly inkMd In the community 'And of our stock ot iwo-plece mohair or MTvanU. contractors, tub-contractor* charge the truth to be. t hutthe said three-piece jacquard living room suite* seller" for spring. ItK * eating- *e>*Km ’I ■■ -day noon The a|*.d gel our government expenditures.; whether local, county. »iatc or national * ■' or attorneys, be and Uu'y arc hcrebvj plaintiff* in the original sqje*trt«t be- church ol which they were loyal wurk- at W7 75. W. A. Hall-Adv speaker uas SuiwivUur Charles “ ' perpetually enjoined and restlaund; fore Judge Smith • who are the dcfcod- era and members He is survived by hH popularity keep a on The Banner reporter uas in error t * £ The J Barmr , -\»\'n< fined'in'tiie main Iran* constructing wluct is known and! ants tn the prewnt aulK in their suit Packer of MlmtWlUr who /au ,ii,-tin.- wi>.,r iv kin.-ai> -m.-iuntA in the nrrM.nl xuil. in tiwlr suit daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs last - week in saying that Mr* Jennie growing. Junior Miss, stnUghL-Dun.-the-shoulcr; talk on 1 •l i -r.-i- with Mr Parker Wink 'wi-! d.wighatcd x« Gun River Drum." lo- ugaitut the .dram commissioner* of Leo‘Reynold.. a little granddaughter Casaday was a sUtcr of the late Rev. subject ol taxation and on the imv Sub-deb or active wbmtwo sislera. Mrs Mary were not offering from a deprewion In '•“«« -1k1 •*t-bbstled in the Wwmhlp*, raid countW have no* 1.0 iwed for any. Marjorie. . .. ..----."***' ° w Capjiy.* We beg your pardon. sity for cutting o'H all ■ unricWM. OUrUi, >«! 11.. a„,„ Me «, u..-, F4,M mi ptl« „ ’ •HI v i if uant'an-ULwere made in “ I O “ h Plain* . and Martin in raid'of the |irotecUtm afforded by raid detn — all like it — y<»V Rems in public expenditures arid- 1: • li .i <■ w*h Au'iilv wara before,-tmmty of Allegan and inure .partlcu- ‘ erre. and that they will in no way be I, cm,, in.- Wuu»r.. John ol nookMx amlh £ -Adv. ting back to the Mmpltcit. a/ well fhoukLtry it'if you like ' Hint*, larly described in the bill of complaint; damaged.*or injured ,liy vueaung the md^TkinH" ol k-lluiL fr»nk o( B.,1-1 n Umney h» H.rlM « the iiicxiM nMvi nr.-.- <•! grivermner.t Ute and nallonai ..ovr'rnments u.mhPfile m *»id cau <• " deerce’. Therefore tlve complainants in lie Creek.-mid Henry uud William ol,advertising campaign in Uw Bunner a Hwagger, comfortable, been found :•> have in: :>-.,a-ci. not The matter rested- there for *<>riv‘ ’,lc I’fcrent suit ask that Judge fimiths Qmmliy. bwuhts Wews, ii.-pix.*., andjHi* first unnouiwemeni will be found low-heeled, fool sti'piargcl-, a- in the ta.-ntv time, after , which tl.e Ivai.Juture <.( decn-e which we hove quoted, pcr- many friends, who will mourn his pa -- on page 8 of this issde He u Milling pofting shoe thut'a right but nil vrrv largrb th« *ut« . by Act 37? of the Public Ac , mancntly rexlraUurw the dram can'and tcrvicing Hoover electric cleaners. . . .riM;re u111 j*- a Barry County W. S. Naturally-there :mot i>- piogr<-.- in; of Michigan for 1921- provjdcd that the: missionerx of the two counties from in tune with the outdoor , ll<-: tinn. . A board ol .suprrvlsar,. of any county tn -constructing Gun Hirer l^ain beTaPINE LAKE FARMERS’ CLLB. m rally April 5. 1933 at two P. M at apirit of spring.' M-lrntvi • maki ; wiurh the wiroie of tiie waters of any it’.* “,,d l,elJ for naught. The Pine Lake F'armen.' c lub met at i Nashville. An interesting program has <h-c .u-n.:x and ex|»*i:, rnlike inven- Inland naviiablc lakc l» situated T1|C P^‘>“’lf* ‘n tlx* present caxe the home of Mr and Mr* ire Notting-!been planned. Supper nt 6:30 and t n;- ;t will be to-.ind thut clungi*. might, for the protection of the fl*h{ twve employed a* tlwir attorney* Clare ham. Saturday. March 26. 1932. for a Mua Fannie Fuller ot Indm will be the of Atlegun. Udi follow Many urdUrarv oiinr;*.-! tluiein amt for the improving m j E and Leu Hoffman .rf atu«.. day meeting. The meeting u n* opened ^peaker waunamug of w navigation navigavam thereon, uwrem.. o. Mrs.‘Ida M. Streeter, who U about by singing tiie fullowim: songs: "My! On Saturday. March 26. a son weighieliccA iif the modern hc-fne.would ha'.i-1 maintaining or for the promotion of nubile health u:tbe °»b‘ Olle no* 'J'c °“«l wl Faiih Looks up to' Thw." 'Holy, Holy.hng nine ami one-half pounds, was born yea:.' ay. So it wilt be found that in-'.welfare, determine the natural height i complainant* who brought the,suit be­ Holy,” and "Couie Thou Almighty 11” Mr. and Mr* Edward Goodyear at en xsmg imputation, increasing wealth, *ru)d level ol Hie waters of such inland!,ore . uno Uu‘ King." j Pennocit hospital. The little, fellow has ironside Moe Co. imi'h .idnu -cienjifu* dirco*. ene.- and; navigable Uxe and construct . untl, nrf-'’*,n defendants, has employed Kim Du.* to the absence ol our ’ Secy.1 b,vn na,ntd ’Iuhl‘ Jr Cungratulaitic:t-.i?me. mveutioi;.' will bring pn>b-'maintain sufficient dams or embank-‘ ®****f “* h‘‘r a,torney in the present Ruth NoHlngiuun was appointed toltl"'J'* urt-‘ •’Mended. Jem., into*-our civilization, winch will] merit* to keei> and maintain theWater, !>u“? ,, . w_i___ take the mlnut.v, of the meeting ■ n“hl «*M»*urc filnu Mme price us l' Mr. Henry A Pierce, of Kalamazoo .. . .. I he six. Carveth &* Stebbins Adv. lib* government and util in--at n* natural-level. The Act provided ' ................... ........... In,rS it... v. v ; T"' ine aiicnriou ot nsni rmt-n‘ u uireet-, in•■<-.<■ sovi-rmn<-m exjienditures more: for the necessary procedure.,in the cir-j who.if, the president* of the Gun Lake .1 interest. Mis Fox. chairman ot the .... .*» .i,.. nn,u-.> i„- mL mucn.eu !«r les? 'So when we Ulk ot re|racing *cuit court of the county where the lak.*j Protective Association, called a meeting jitir step* and going back to 1911. we; is situated to provide fur the dcterml-i; of the board 'of directors ol that As? Seh".-d’Ur'bn"'d S!!rte*1' Mr,,L- 10 non rcmmiwuin «nwrnln« »«• vlQwiwsoclallon to be held in thia city' last _ ... William McCann b with the M. 8 C., IciinnoL do It wholly. But there 'is no nation of the waller levtl. ' lum r. «.l ll>. Ilrnn ,|,,„ Item. Mr of Michigan to trout ilshliu- except bawlwill team on a training trip dur-' question about the necessity of mUkinu* >„• ■ ’ Brown*apjwiintcd the'Jollouuic people sal'll rliera and MrCums us are desig- Ing the Eaaler vacation. Floyd Mor.. long strides in that direction. K-ixclul-1 scnsl bv the late Philip T. Ctilgrme ,l.lU?n ,***„ ' । ' 'tu the new Comm, on Items of Interest, nated. or are to be designated, by tht* from Greenwood. Arkansas, u student ;v is it- requtru! that w<- r)nmnate a lot: who w.c- mtcreshd in the pn»|»o-lttun tl^SocSS Mr* Milo as Mrs Ernest Hail and John Ktilirk. slate conservation nunmis-Mon. .it M 8: C . is uL-x, u^ thU trip Tliey ol th- frhh b »ard-. but. au? -and c.m- t-roUM* be had resort pro^rty on Gun A.? there-Wils no nnfhihhcd bu.unes, All Interested in the Hutland Cemc-- will go to Alabama. Georgia anil Ken.......... ......................... ................ “■ T?? the cluti tbuk up the new business. . rniksloiu-. which now impede tery are requtsled ly^nieet with the lucky. j than help prosre.f.. 'Mr. Keyes .'tigge*ud tluit i>tir dull (flute at ** ,, . jfor un .ull .. day j_._ U’llan Sowcrtiy was home from the cemetery ELDRED-I.OO.mTs. hold meeting., throughout the summer meeting Wednesday, April 6 to clean Clucagi during the EuMcr school reA '.rf. jir.-tti w.'ddtmc •.’... ' ■ • super'i*or* of' thhl Since tiie const ruction ol ’.be uam. rih>utp.s. Then’ -v..,, 'much diMtu-vdraf Just Think! there was some doubt ik- to tills The Circle will be grateful for the du- K,.n'| C01iniy. vwu-tl t.er< ' ued ;it tiif -t I’,!, ti.ti ii Mi .;ur. .u •-• ii;, । numc.- thereof', tin and Hiii. ..'i-t.-i-z ,>n tiw--^vwHit; ‘-1, ' : . i I I he; maltiUmii.ce of the level of Gun lake orgunVutton\ stiecem {hmughout tile nation of a team or truck lor the day. -tt-e-'siry maiUmis .to put mta opcr.lbas continued. This ha* greatly ini- ■ ummer season thh que^tiMCwns laid Bring, your own liinch. 11 weather i2.1 When Vt-Fdr-n W. Eldred flit Bellevue/"; the proceduu* provided for the I ,irovccj ai/n Jakl, 4 reion ijg,, jt on the table. tintavorablo we will meet on Friday end N’iDofolhy Loomte nt Hahting? aUon ' ‘ Is Two Months Away! determining <>t. the level ol Gun take.0llvs aL-o improved health conditions Myrtle Willia'msr'Hcc y. ! were unit 'd in marriage by Rev. Evil Mr. Blackman u-ki d the member* if u. provided in this law. A iH-tltlon w.i-.;-ujOng the shore* of the same. Manv TO WHOM this ad may concern: OIHTFAHY. * ' '“e ’ Ttir bride and groom were attended therefore filed in the circuit court for!can remember the nauseating odors to sponsor a reunion of the Brown Lnube Doelxer. daughter of Mr. and Mr and Mu, Wm.'Cu..huig ----- —..—, .------uud— Mr. Special Discount on all ordcFs; • by Mivs Doruthd Cummings of Hastings' Barry county and; un the loth of De- al)d unhealthy conditions that existed school. Mn- Freft Doelker, was born m Lan- and Mrs. Elroy liigi-r:a>l ol Almn were .ember 1921. a decree ua- rendered by aiohg thc oI ^lin lakc durlng 1 and Ernest Tongate of Bellevue. <• made Hu* mixtion Come'in now and look our di», ........... A-i-M-k. caster, riuii.v<iaiihi, Prnnsyhania, nut,,**' August 27. 101.1, 1875. Sunday gm-'t., ul Mrs. Jam- McCann j Mr and Mr*. Eldred will make their Judge Smith permanently establishing dry ;,linm'.er., before the level of the juit pur club sponsor a school reunion ■ yn,. rainc with her parent* Ha-sthiRn -Dane Wolff’ died 'al'hla home north * to ' | future home on a farm near’Assyria the level ol Gun lake, and providing. iage uas of,the Brown .m:)hx>I distrirl. Seconded u> ihi,.i„.r,. <ou, “•*“ ■>•■■ ■••—■■ .......... sou can saie^on juur purchuM*. [Center and they have the W.'t wishes for the budding «it the dam at the out-1 •fiierc hav b" l,e Kiilo-k untmn i iiri.’d “ , '” , 1^'11 **"*•• wll«n .of the Irving Grange hail, whi le he , ‘•" r ' ri' Used nearly all her life In‘16M ilHd b« n eared tor by Mi. ami Mr* iof their many friends lor a long anil let at ;-ipd lake to maintain the lake ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Motion made lo adjourn for dinner, she was* united in marriage to Orville, Knuell for the past two iimiiHu' Happy Rlv. 1 ' Like because of greatly Improved conMotion carried jRichej* To-thLs union two childran jj ri william McCunn ;.p> nt Hr’ THE VE^Y BEST— 1 nviou.- to till- r«crec and :>ince H^ditlons resulting from maintaining the Secy Secy, arrived arrived alter alter dinner dinner ‘ ’ andjw'ie andjtt* te bom. bom. Thoma* Thoma* Frederick Richeyi week end with Mi and Mi Cb m wa, nude certain drainageoperation, waUr level. The Gun Lake Protective Protective MEMBERS hav. teen v.mducted In Gun MarshJ Association, te interested tn seeing M-eing that that judging from all reports the dinner p<nd Katherine Ruth Richey, both alff^ Bm- w.u w.u- eonverted ro.nericu in m the uir Unit-'. uir.i-, Mr u|ld Mt-, M, , Bn.wn Brown of Ol Grand G..llid HapRap*ni« She Mi and Ihf pie Cl.t preceding U filed by lie noll.lnK t> done that shall tn in any any Comm, served an t uellcnt Ea ter <«:::• l'n-.ur. Ii .< Brethren church an.i ud at the home .d.Hrethren anil was wax very very much! much’ ids 1(U vU1 VLUUd horn.- ot ol Mr. ami Mr ■p-aiiitd!-, who claim that they and i. fiianiwr or degree impair tiie pren*n* ner interested m Sunday School and p,-, v Saturday night. Meeting calk'd *to * order bv pn . 1; mu-rcsti-d S.iturday ntuht. Phone 2497 values of thi- lake. They will tailed her. 8hsi Carrie' Walker, widow ot Gilbert .......... —— - — ............ ......................................... contest to the limit any interference Slnuuw- On«»ni Clin.U»!> IMdwr- , chuiih-work Uli fu-allh Secy's. rr'Xirt was read and aixcpled. ,qlwny.. ..aid. "God* Will never full if-1 walker, died ut the home ot ft. r-son i if we trust in.Him.vBut w.- must bi u, Hashnc- SHlirday. Slic the outlet which, they led. l- re.'jxan- UnflULxhed bmdnCNi wati taken up. Mutton made mil Mimmrled tint u. ‘,,ctn ‘"''T „*"‘d ,*"1"' A,,d Lsurvived by anotper son. It IJ Walker. Sble |bi> tiie greatly improved report mdiliorv. at llu* lake. E * ............................. _ .. Sympathy <»f all . ... it,ii UV.-HU- ia> iiiuiii-uiaic The Inins Uidies Aid S-auty wi ‘JKSLm I Wll"*m .. ................. .. "" ........... -............... that the Pre*, appoint, tla: I . Mori iul M"UMnS' ,,!M‘ brotiar. Mr William {(ini. Friday. April 1 Fol link dinner. Samuel D. Kathcrman. aged 86. died Comm for thtxa* iu<i inectinv.-..' “ IXx lkcr ol Chicago, and nephews and; Everybody 1-, invited ' al hte.'home in Woodlaud village oni eurrutl. ‘ nhtet-:, bottles a hivxl of friend.-,. I --------------------------------------—T_____ —------ . rt*—; -----Sunday forenoon, following n .fcw_ days'j,<’Pr<-.». ajiiminttd Hattie KiUick* mid1 | 3I --------------j, URGE . »,.r. A <. GOOD GARDEN. •i illm-.,., illiU's--. althouii although tn> he luol luul, In-rn been an inin-1 Lloyd Undx-y on Hits Comm Meeting ' OBITUARY. ; The extension workers <:f the Stat'* Jvniia u.r many mhv years. wmn. ,t__ He was born in j ttimed ehmrmau of Program I I-anc Wolfe who had resided i<i College urge every farmer this year t • ivalidrfor __________ ___ _ ■ over to ________ .Ohio in 1846. He. served ax wentarj !Comm. Let- NotUiuihum. living i|,ii his'ilfc. on -Friiww u,(rtl<j garden garden US a that will Ur a ... Tap. .. .... died _.. Ft* , ,ila w ntt a^iuu of the Farmers' Union Mutual liuur-I Song ■Th«*t< 1, । Green day. March 2S. aged 67 years. J montiis.; money-saving investment for him 19 day*. Surviving is one brother, John' -.r_...— *< » „ rance Co. for 34 years', being One of the Awav" bv Mr- ‘E..rl Dunlo;-:charter members. Burvivlng arc four! ... . .. Wolfe, of . Hosting- besides many' NO .TRICKS FOR HER! daughters and one son. Mrs Uiia J.>r-:,1,(l“cn .•'•‘f',,' ‘’ .many ------- nephew* aruf nieces Funeral service.*/ Betty iproudlyt. **I'm going to lx-.m dan. WorKtlanc Mrs Edna Peck. Chtca-; nK4 -bcu* ll“' f-'M were held at the Moulton churrh un, aviator." go. Mn Ola Bears. Imperial City, Mr-: । l{rv L. L Dewey, ixislor of the Monday at ten A. M . Rev. Minard Daddy; "No you will Is* un avUlrix.", MERKLE Edith Williams. Memphis. Tenn , and! Meiimdut church in Hastings gave u.■ j Lewi.* of Freeport officiating. Burial, Betty: "Oh. no-o-o-o. 1 wouldn't do P & G OR John Kalherman, Lansing; 12 grand- *• v*'ry interesting hllle talk. .। in the Free|»rt cenu-.tcry. any stunts up there." FLAKE WHITE cluldn'n, Il great-Krandchildren. two! Then Mr. Shafer, .rout lender from sisters. Mr- Anna Clirisllan. Kalama- »«»*Hi'.qx was introduced;and he t<rfd zoo and Mix Mary Fi-her Wotv.llund Mury Fisher. Wocxlluntl. <u--a :“* a mt I'd <u <>i i>iti,r*KH,iir intereallni; tnitinc things aboutl| — * '.wouts. He .Mid. A boy 12 year* old;. and a brother in Ohio. Funeral urv■ ices are being held in Woodland this « worth $23i>*i to th*- community tn I i which-lw 11vo r he has'.co<n-|i ■ Wednesday afternoon. * pletc-d lib education the Insurancell Company say* he i.- worth |4u,(mx>." h< । told about tin: scout meeting tn Eng- ' I H:r>tmR.» friends were shocked uhd! land in which u cnuntrle* were rep-' resented. These b.y- came together.! PROGRAM FOR THE BAI ANCE OF THE WEEK / ' saddened oil Tue.-d.iy to learn -of the; not to fight, but to Un . and lo find out Armour’* tOCOA BLACK TEA 5>asi-ing ol Mr? Michael Mahar «!'I how oihi<t people livif, " LIMA BEANS . ** VERIBEST MILK ; mar Vermontvilh*. her death being duel .lory of David in a Sajada. Broun OQr» wMing j Ito scarlet IcH ’ t'. Mr*. Mahar Was the; U'rd.! Tliurx.. Fri. Label..'j lb. CwU in.. Saturday Only i daughter of Mr. and Mr? Pscar S|>en-i WALLACE BEERY cer of thi* city who. together with the and other organization? lor eliuructeri Double Feature Program ' husband and three children mourn the! budding. I’rrniium Auda Fidelity .< and CLARK GABLE ' Ginger Snapp Crescent Macaroni “The Gay Caballero” iloss of a loving, devoted wife, mother! Singing—-Holy Gliost with Lm.ht Di-[ CRACKERS Spaghetti ur Noodle* Vanilla Compound ’ and-daughter Services will be held at and "Heaven on Earth” :!■.<■ grave in Mt Canary rtmietery in Z Dime ' by Muriel I^ndu-y. > tin jHibllc funeral u nal pooni "Old’ Memories.? It Mire): sympathy large*Hrcle M'lrlr.nds. btought back old Khwl mcnioriv.-, t> SUNDAY—MONDAY some of. our oARr ntefribvrs RIPE ©LIVES. Ige. size can, each 19c Mr Shafer and gome of lip- Bo, BEANS, Cut Wax or Green 2 for 25c WILL NTEflEST GUN LAKE RESORTERS LOCAL NEWS ■ Our Unlined Ghillie Is a Tlit” Decqration Day Hastings Monument Works x NO FOOLING ITS A SALE! FRIDAY, APRIL 1st SATURDAY, APRIL 2nd ^PORT BROOM SOAP 10 B«r‘ 29c ..... i..!'" 25c . Oxydol 19c 29C ead> 15c 29c 21c 25c A.. 25c ‘HELL DIVERS’ .... 19c Premier Canned Foods ASPARAGUS TIPS, picnic size, each 21c CORN No. 2 can, each 10c SAUER KRAUT, No. 21 can, each 10c Bartlett PEARS, No. 2± can 24c PEACHES, No. 2| can, Sliced, Halves 19c Tiny Tot BEETS, No.- 2 can . 17c FRENCH’S FLOUR Shull? or Freeport BUTTER WHITE LILY POUND 2I *Bnt MAYONNAISE Pt*. 29c ’•2 Pu. . ISc COTTAGE HAMS !.r 19c ‘ 29c Hallmal** MAYONNAISE Pts. . _ 29c •a Pt*. 15c Beef Kettle Roasts VEAL ROASTS Salad Dressing . X'1"141 '.;il<.i<r 1 5 c |i> OQ« Foods, 1000 Island or RelJ*h Best 4£a 1 UC Spread CUBE STEAK 17c n. 32c — 5 Deliveries Daily—8 a. m., 10 a. m., 11 a. m., 3 p. m., 4:30 p. m. Feldpausch’s “Where Better Foods Cost Less” We Deliver PHONE 2272 Hartings, Michigan ! hospital Since last -report. a» foll-xw.,: .Jug. A daughter to Mr. and Mr:- M< rr ■ ' Reading-Scouting* bv | Ingram. 620 E Bond St. on March 33 Brt/wn. S.ngmg- "Drink to M<* Ohly ’Witi Jl She ha* been named Elizabeth Ann ' To Mr* and Mrs Vern Sinclair. Has* Thine Eye,. . inw-. Route 3. on Mutch 25 a girl.. Reading-Tubule to u Dog—Lloyd: . A son to Mr and Mt, Edward Qpod- NotHngiiam. Retmuig-Jujt. polks -Ml; Keyes ! He haa been turned John F. Goodyear Meeting turned over to Prc*ideut tori ■nort bushir.ss mdetlng. | Pres apiMiinttd Comm, for Brown DEATH OF .MRS. W.M. ECKERT. sciiuul reunion Mrs. Raw Blackman ■ ' Mr? William Eckert jussed away Mr*. Ernu.i Hall, and Mrs. Petttjohn Sunday. March 27. at her home on W Repealing ot waU-huonl —Secy. , Madison St . liavlnu been Mi i«or Pearl Brown’ iheuiya for Mum* time Funeral servicer 'Will be held on till* Wednesday after­ OBITUARY. noon at the Hustings Mrthrxllr*.: Mr* Came Walker, whose inaiden!, church. He.v I. L Dewey officiating.. mime w»> Carrie Wood, was born m J Burial tn tiie Freeport cemetery. She• Patterson. New Jersey. AuguM 31. j is survived by five children . , • 1853. Her father ana motper. Mary! and Joseph Wood, moved to Michigan. । , , settling on a farm near the Wood I I The Mtolt P T. A will have n jurt schoolhouse tn Irving, she wax married luck fcupper April 1 ut seven o'clock-, U' Gilbert Walker April 17, 1873. who ; Please bring sandwiches and table <Iie<l suddenly ot licart failure June 13 ! service for your own family and one 1 1920 Since tiie death of iur hiMbaiid | other dbh. A home 'talent play will‘she has lived in Uit* city. Siu* leaves ; be u feature of the program. t" _• ... i to mourn, two xoiu. Lewis of— Hastings and Robert of Irving, <>w brother Sam­ | PASSING OF MRS. F. TOBIAS. ---------------------------uel. of thia city and oilier relatives and I- Mrs. Frank Tobias passed away Sun- many triend*. She died suddenly at | day night at her liome near Nashville. ‘ the home ot her son Lewi* on March j iield at the home today, with interment Munday afternoon conducted by Rev Nashville. t Barker. Burial la Riversidi*. Johnny Weissmuller - “Tarzan the Ape Man” Also Comedy and Paihe Sound New* Coupon—TUES.—NIGHT WED. — T1IURS. RONALD COLEMAN SYLVIA SIDNEY in - In “The Unholy Garden” “Ladies of the Big House” Alw Cartoon In Sound AIm> Rathe Souud New* FRIDAY—SATURDAY Double Feature Program .CAROLE No One Man Silent Witness The Al»o Cartoon in Sound “The Beach Prfrty’ �Tlffi HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESD AY. MARCH M, IMt Sporting Items can be brought out in the! i • if these pins wyre itsjd end tr schedule calls for twenty-eight would reach from here to tram will play jond Grand Rapid* and if-1 they would make 10613 cad- r by our Dry Cleaning and Pressing! .' ' I , Called for and Delivered.' REPAIRING at a small extra charge. McCall Bros. Ta Hors A Record-Breaking Saving— The case was Mibmitu-d to Judge M -Pet-k nt lite November term of our ' STUDIO COUCH With Three Pillows to Match p-a^ able on dethrtf years had mad*'- and over a.-t-igned- to Mr* Mail or Phoae Orders Promptly FIIW DECISION FAVORS . lmmiUe<* best- fielding average will idjn be Tiie Pythian City I. made the .uut ’ . following rules to give every rouiirtiiu: team und player an equal chancr and milted tii piny regnnilcw; of'age. Any to enable the committer to handle the soy wiia*«- eighteenth birthday .M-ries in such a manner tliat there will r on or after April 1 I* ••ligible. fa* httle or m> cause fur complaint on the purl of any one. Hwm- rule* con­ flict in nu way wltii the Official Base­ ■qtla<1. Scorr-kt'-pillg'fOT tiien: gUl|l<* .-.bout th’ ball Rule, for 10.13 ----------- : . Is not an row matter and whi n player;, might mu an miAi-d from one, position to anolli’-r holder m dur t<> tiu-'rulmg that Snake-, it po**lbl>H w an easy thing for tin- *core-keei>er bought th i..r any boy to play revurdb ss of tinto mix* threw change?. and ciiatye a •,vtd».n<> . hut Dial lir is not a resident of Has-. j|inj(ir world series RcMdeiu pluyir. player with error, which he did not payable < tings, tiwi'i- is going to la- sotiu? coin- MlU,lt - >aV wll|, (l„. team repre;mttn.t I wilt ion on every team for positions. w„n| ;n wh|r)| While la-'it year It was difficult (asnmr- n-xiilr resident |>hiy<-i* will times fill the lineup, efti tlw* various ii.-.iinr.. r'alnli Player* moving --... .... I(J to umniB another will finish probability there will U- no I rouble this- with ttM. (teamt. with Ute that they year to have a sqt’iad of from twvlve to ,.ils0Il w,ih. fur the uw. of the'boys Thi-. dividi-.'fifteen pluyem representing tlw four- „, ... • . mm urd. loTmm. Th.. muMUul ,-rrv . 3 N.‘> ““-J'fd thc Work equally umoi.x the four teams ' bring uoy will navi- l.. give he. best if he is. T ,, ,...... . ................ ... .... and does not mean that any one- group' t . flpd ins name .m tlw All-City tram r?bls which i. committee of Judges from the *;am A» h>Ls and fielding local Legion will ><-h-«-i >.i the end hy “ l11'*?^ while playm. The Ixgige will furnish a eranpleta Mr Bam- tl. Mr. 'ttaKow-i: the local .-a-rl«?s Just as -.port-; •writers a ' “ *,,**sUtute on anotiiii 'lr’am will catcher* outfit If you inland to play tiuit anotht r viisir.- r. How; . very vf-ur select an All-American tram’f" “““ , ’!layrrn *H!‘ ''M flfst-bive you will want a first-b.vi-, and him? ell and RvQrvite from-tfw oustiindliiit pluyri;. In tin-iwo 1'?.1 official times at but man's mitt Otherwise a fielder's glove major iiuigucs «> tinwill •* l<-ct!* ’ J'"' J'* Comiwthe iM.ys whose work in tlw lucid Mries llli”T ,h'’ W**'1 batting average, n first-ba.’.cman's mitt or a flelder .-i iMr. .Hurtt tx-l shows ttwt tlwy are ready tn' ««> up Rule, 3. Manugi-n Each team will glove can now be purchased at a n?a- st I t Lautlcp __________________ ihnvc a player-manager who will lx- Mjnablc price. Any boy who borrows 'rending tu M I named by tlw rommittee und who will a clove w mitt should show ins appre- drawing of Conntrncts and the ffnanrins .. wnrk co-operationi with the couch elation by giving it Hie best care ;*>-•!- rd partwi; hi|ip ihidrrpikm-.' -; The fun Last rearon very: few of the. •.nea:;id in t < h-rted, by Um- committee Io will is- «iblc (tlw duty of each manager to hnv.- his boys find baLs of their dwn. Thhse that Jt-rt •. es|»ecui! ■quad present und ready 'to piny at did have thertj brought them down to; the East. Fiori Nlake Your Clothes Like NEW she did not hold <■“ as she would. problems involving the character’d th* ir by which it came. Mto. Hun:.' . . McPeek' tendered each of the other ttyre* teams an equal apaln«t nlher trams In the national numbvfHd times and each of them n Legion competition -nt the close of shown a* the “home" team In an equdl FOR BASEBALL SERIES number of gum<*. pu.d|x>iwd Ranns will lu- played whenever-an a«r<-<able The K. of P. laNlge will award K. OF P. GIVES RULES Any Boys In County Arc Eli­ gible to Entor Tourney— tlw pilctM-r with tlw b»- t average, Age Limit -best batter mid the .player with FAQ! mbtarfuge. a The Juib’.e hold* that evidence aupIxrrtj Mr HukiiAjkv'*- clnita that the plairiibt s husband was it-partner in the fiitn of Rohrer and Rakuwiky. He finds evidence of this partnership, and that if> labor. ..skill. capital, which We would like to have you cal! and see this handsome piece of fur­ niture. You are under no obliga­ tion to buy—just call and look around at .your pleasure. , . there was a partnership note lit question was in­ i. it folio-** that a suit at lx- maintained, a., shown Michigan, p.ntc 480 'Accordingly the Judge dismissed the case for'the towin, mentioned. . in:: the ncwi»: "Mother M-piw dinner set?" Miller furniture Company (Scheduled to play. Each manager will and broken. Any Irtuiebail but. mvcri -Hunt, accordu Work ha.? been started'al Dublin on matterX, Cdlieet an “iilt-irish" picture. We cannot any aid hls coach In arranging for work- good care, will last for years If a lumdlt- tiw t\h: tin back to him- as to "Pat." lint since it Js to be a iiitts. No manager will be granted the boy doe.-- not feel that In- can put the;the account., fir uw of the catcher's outfit for two days money into a but u gorul Idea would be s. If all Hint J •? talkie MiG•" Is a.--1 tiled of a major part in succession Um? of the catcher's out­ for two or three boys to go in toother; in’innee. The n in the production—Los Angeles Times. fit must be arranged for by the man­ and purchaa- one. Getting used to1W bti divided tqt M' > r • Rakov.sky and Rohicr One mjiA^tci- of leap year is that. ager one day in advance Each man­ one bat and using it till wason will g« parln-r - *" ftlriiWwd .()(।■ a- long raising -a l»y's batting. -----------ager will be reqionsiblr fqr the capro* -•» way - —in --------. —tn.. 4-n’imc-r-nng talent, which every time an engagement is announc-1 ninriey fur- cd someone frill wonder who did the! .the field on thq days whvntiistcam |s:uvcragr. If n boy borrows u bat and.tluy put in 'desiKimtfd a* the "home" team breaks it he should not for^.-t where rilshed by M .. . proposing —Ohio State JoilmalRule < No gam- will be on Um “ Mrju^'-v kt hat l> h!m . I: (records which U not attended by a Bnjwboll shoes arc not c-.M-ntlal.,“h<1 M.r• HohAt Lad Mirb nnpltiit tnnI committer- member or .'omeoiir named I Basket hull or gym .‘ihm -, •.? ill do equally fiiiriu *' in Himt Hi", gave him ;by them Tiie committer member pres- i “» '“'»-and Under no rircumstmfc..-, will ■ccmj1.v.- cbmrr oi th'- mi.dnr- - ufl.ilrerlt m hi reprr .ntntive will a<: 1 ' । ■■ ' / : • icrbilrator In any dispute which may T,u* UM' ,jf-bw* equipjied with resulti- tiirm i-> ;l>in l.u y .-fn.-d il.-m wf’.h(arise and his word will be final! re ’Km baseball fuel anil to- plates will '■ "ul 11;’ I'-imali:-. <>! 1-joklng them over. lwill.be Ins duly lo ord<T the retirement lu-nnlttid h ,!i.'v w?Te*i?11 cither temporarily or ix-rmancntly from; Applications will lie handed to emv had no idea .nlay. any playy who by his conduct.; boy who i* eligible. IL‘you' wish -t > a demand t. njid that j hous jnm.vlf utiswrtsmanlike In ht?, play,- hand in your application, fully ■< h>‘ should conduct on the field. ; filled out. not litter than April to so j<rdi-rt?.. that I Rule 5 Umpires. ' All umpires will that the committee can g< t the non.. detnnnd note jlx- M-lccled by the rommitU-e. Tiie re.-idem player-. nMiigncd to n team. ation.< made to him .'-dihics and rights ot the othrlatihg mil- Appllcatimr-; will be accepted after the line are covered by the official Hum-- series hn.-i started but it wilFbe to every bull.Rulc« The cnnimiitcc will uphold udvuntase to be enrolled tit the .•tart of thi’ scries. This year* regula! him in In-; dedrions. i Rule 0. NubsUtutcs No player-will „... ’-tons make it necessary fur-lhe boy■; t. nkowsky'.-i signa-' -----■ play In all the games possible.. lx? permitp-d to repinci another player apt* te ctaimr. untl«T signing an ' I nutlet'. A -manager who is unable «*» the ap|4icatii:n.. arc in and tAo.mniMr. Hun! had I ' cure a .uhicU-nt nuinber of player* to resident players have been ivvujiicd tn! :»r<sx«»v.f.-* o'.vai'd* the, jiart' I’hVin M. (start tv.panic may choose to play that tlu-ir teams. U< a o luicr Junior Baseball Flayer.) should watch; i.nim-at luti-i uair date ur or accept tmthe sm>sub‘■xitme named by tht? committee memsection' in next week'* Bunner lor s thnt from time to time Mr. Hunt > Ibcr — or -liL-.----representative i ----------------------pruu-nt. 1 ffiirtiwr. priz.- annotincetneuu. I This M l if.s of jlUljur bil.M bull games local merchant* that are going tore is sponsored by Murry Uidge. No. 13.' lor That.' stand?jn' ; Knights of Pythias. Its purjM>.<c Is , iuit only to develop baseball players. an equal chance to win them, Com -, •*‘l ould be signed without ques­ hut to provide thioughont the summer pletc detail* apiiear next week. tion an outlet lor youthful enthusiasm into /n>f bnrine channels wherein clean, sjxiru.'mnnlike 'Complete Home Furniehere" TELEPHONE 2226 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN BANNER WANT ADVS BRING RESULTS They're Here Fancy Michigan Russets Potatoes 79c U. S. Grade No. 1 98 -pound bag . . Bananas Sugar Fresh Fig Bars Choice Yellow Fruit Fine Quality Light Brown ^4 6 3 Lb.. Lb.. Lbs. 19c 25c 25c Cage Teams Fight for H.H.S. Championship Our Stock of Ladiesr and Misses Coats « Suits & DRESSES Priced for Clearance! In the ncSr future, our READY-TO-WEAR .DEPARTMENT will be completely remodeled. Before making tlw change, we will dispose of EVERY GARMENT NOW ON OUR RACKS! Wooton Bowlers Win Rotary Tournament 140 COATS Arc Priced Now at Are Offered Now at And Up to $19.01) And Upto $9.75! 165 Dresses Marked Down mViu'rd. ; Several hurd-fmiKht rente : , hav. : -‘h< and th-•: 'detelojied ijivchi: all-school qiue inur-jp ct- in lira Al! building and iwy now m proRms. To dut.- the M-tics'onstiuc turn Cril-ed'i pnd tlw had ndtanccd to tiie quarror lin.il; I’ '.•'* :-hut . . .. ..... ........ round with tl!e fullowing results: cotisvni. At the turn- id the dissolution, Fiu-i round: Meinck*'beat the Bish-,Mr- Rnkowxky declares in his statc' op.' 14 to 12. Adairs* beat Hw Barry.-;'; mint. Mi. Hun^made no demand upm 44 to 2. Howards' beat the Lawr.-ncc ' <hhvr of hit. partrar;». It was agreed । 26 to 9. Kennedys' beat Hie Riudis !hal certain large accounts dial pad 26 to a. FolUcks beat the Brail*;' io to! uceuinulntcd. winch were due to the 2. and Wlckams' brut tin- Tyler*' 9 to 3. l>;«rliier.ihlfr would lie irft with Mi. ’SlTfiTW roirjtd: Follicks' brat .thi' Hunt for collection, and that lie would Barry*' 37 to 13. Bishops' beat the Tj-jP'O h> own Investment out ol suchIds' 42 19 4. Adairs' beat the Haw- i collection? und divide, tlw balance uids'24 to 9. Raiilts’beat the Wickanr ' a’qrmt the three purtnen. ;f he wi re 23 io 11, larwrenec l>-ut tlw Kennedy* isure:a-Ini in making collections. . 31 to 3. and Merrick*'beat tin Braib i Tin- tatem<-nt allege* thattlufftfptier 45 to 9! ; Mr Hunt did collect mo,m y belonging i Teams were not .eliailnated in th ?;to the co-partnership, for which he has ’first round a* originally planned, in-:no: accounted lo his partners: that he stead this.first bracket wav. consideredj collected $244.61 from the Hollywood • as a warm-up contest. : Dredging Comjiany: that on/k<ucmbor 14. 1928. Mr. Hunt wrote IUkaw.- ky ad­ I netting the collection of the Dredging I Company account and ‘taUng that Ik . . 98cS8’s EVER Y GARMENT Will Be Sold at a Price That Will Move Them ! LOPPENTHIEN ’S Barry Coanty’e Foremoet Department Store ;U' >’>• । John Wooten's bawling tram finished I Mr. Rakowsky. In hls statement, .victorious in the Rotary tournament I shows that he later received a letter. , (with a total score of 51 points; next ifrom Hunt stating tliat h»-, Hunt, hail । came Hnbe Cook's team wirti 48; accepted a note of $5171") from tiie third Gm-' Brower's team with 45; I Coral Gables ComiNiny for uu account fourth Bob Walton* train with 32: andjagainst I against them, the note bring made d>Hun and neither Rohrer nor , last the Clyde Wilcox WIST quintet with 24, I rectly to Hunt I! Any.account Any, account oj the tournament.IRakowdcy were included ns payeen MIIIUIUU. .however, would Ml. be. Imuuipn Incomplete without) Utter, when payment of this Coral » . of ... tin.u_ ... ._ -Gables note was refused. Hunt wrote ;a mention of a few illuminathip ; sidelight* prepared by the tournament RnkiJwsky. in 1031. iidcing payment ol (statistician. We qiwte extracts here­ Rakowsky'* note. In Ulis letter he said with: nothing about assigning the note to his I "In one game each man rolls on an wife. Mr. Rnkow&ky wrote immediately nv^age of twenty bails: as there were refusing payment of the note and Hunt three game* in a contest, one man never thereafter mentiuni'd any assign­ rolled sixty balls in one contest and as ment lo his wile. । tan men were used in a contcs’l. GOO Mr. Rak'owjky further claim* in his were played in each series so J8.000 [ataienjeut ---------- -------— >..» ....of the Ural the — assignment were rolled in each series or 24J)00|nota to Mrs. Hunt was for tiie purpove bails in the two scries. Th? average (of avoiding the defense whidh Rakowball travel* a distance of 70 feet which aky and Rohrer would have hod he multiplied by 24.000 makes a total ball'brought the suit himself. By tills is travel of 1.680.000 feet or approximate-! meant tlw fact that because Hunt. Ra,ly 320 mile.-.. As Hu? average weight of (kowsky and Rohrer were partners, the n ball i* IB pounds, 20240,000 foot!only settlement that*could have been (pounds of energy wen? released In these arrived at would liavc bet-n in a court two series. Also five seconds or 1-12 of (of equity; and in that'event Rohrer i.a minute I. __ one . up tjMIs required for ball to n(J Rnk0Wnky c0ldtI jiave travel the length of the alley which defense that Hunt was a partner ami means tliat this enengy is released at that, under the partnership agreethe rate of 242.880,000 foot-poqnds per | mept. he could not enforce any 'claim minute er dividing by 33.000 would give for payment ugaln<t either Rohrer ot the equivalent of 7 360 horsepower. Rakowsky. The .issijrnmvnt to Mrs. •niU would correspond to an average Hunt, .......... ...... ----so Mr. Rakowrky ...... and ..... hls -connof 15 of the largest locomotives and' m?1 claim, was for the purpose of bnngwould be sufficient to move 1500 freight I ing the tult into a court of. law. and not | cars at 60 mile* an hmir for five see-1 a court qf equity. The statement clalmi • o,'diI tliat tbb’ assignment to Mrs. Hunt was Iona Flour 24\ i-pound Bdgs 39 AGP FOOD STORES The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. BARGAINS Are Being Offered This Week to the Buyer* of USED CARS A Few Close-Outs That MUST Go This Week! Also one AA FORD TRUCK (157-inch) with Cab and Dual wheels. Only I 4,000 miles of use. Motor and tires are in fine condition. A WONDERFUL BUY I Reserve Your Order NOW for the New FORD “4” : “8” —and Protect Yo urgeIf for Early Delivery I Phone 2121 for Demonstration Universal Garage Co. CS> Phone 2121 Hutinn �page Form THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAUCH 30. 1933 The ine Hastings nestings Banner Dann for I"**’*4*1 p"p«« amounted to » and Opini This and That Backward Glances; . Bits of Yesterday KUPPENHEIMER mounting But Brucker when he < An Intercepted Me**age. ■tepped into office held expense* where they were and even sucecded in push-, .Tide of Revolution Changed. ing through slight reduction* in spite Political Leader* . -TEN t-w wins .nn TODAY. 1 * _ IS GOOD TO REMEMBER. .’ , YEARS AGO Kuiwfti at-ik« p«ai «<>« *i H*»iia*x! of opposition from Detroit politicians. Interest Lacking. One of thi- Insurance companies has I uXlraa » nAttcr. For the first time In IU existence' Naturally, when the governor begun to le.nt rOtnc material which is quite f How the British general. Sir Henry*’Giblurn Council No. 49. Royal and' ■ 10 i«;e pcini. it says: inc zmsetsv un-j_, Select Masons, centered the Huper-Ex-: — IN BARRY t'Ol’S'TY. ONE .YEAR.—*: CO Rbk- grousing from tlu department* in- provement in ■ Automobile^ A driver ;G lIlt 'n’ pul <>O muCb ,nKU 1,1 a cciieni -.».«* decree ... In .... full dramatized form 'voiced. Bjuuker has made , many who use* common courtc.-y. A driver।patch he Intercepted from Washing- upon a class of seven candidates last' who proceeds carefully wiu-n children ton and fulled to Mt*1n time to ave Friday evening. in lUKiir co enemies but he lias abv won u support ure near- A driver who U more inUi-!Lonl Cornwoffla from surrender nt F»ll<'Wlnif is the cast of characters! (If ),1J ;a 1 ,mhu u<HH-*uuis irom surrenoer m • ,........... “ «dl b« bu , -. that will stick with hun fluting the rated in the right-to-lne than 1 Yorktown -super-Excellent ' VorUoin. ahd the <te ccn»roui-nl «.«««..,< victor? *hkh •< ■ IN HARKV CO TiiUl-E MONTHS ,ror *lo")l l,nu Inc consroiuni virion -------vi next term despite any agnation lo foist right-of-way; A driver who keep* hi* «: Uw chloniaU ta ,b. tuJutabnl ' I_CuuI, IN aOVANCE-.:.--------- y.._. brake*, lights and motor in good cdn-jUf H'<in the Revolutionary ! some hew candidate on file public. For otrraiuc u*hhy county, one dition.” It then goes on further to say!war. i* n detail of history brought to YKAB IN ADVANCE: 'Zcdekinh, King of Judah—John E that A pair of emteius can support ,■ lumd by th(, publication «d IhU <iis- cimk . a broken leg. bui they cun t uippoct - 1MUh |JftW U|r CI<.nu.nU nbn|ry ut 1urk. i rr---, 1-— -r........ -1-...... —-------- . Gvdeliah. n prince—Cha*. L Bachcl! prebends the tax problem from the ,, . , ' American Hlstarv at tlw. Univcrsltv of' TheM arc excellent points to take American History at the University Of-ler. :*tandpuhtt of the average citizen. ■ Michigan. Pushur. a councilor—F. E. Adair Brucker deserves a Mcond term tn notice of The American motorist is al­ Zephemah. a councilor—P. L Bauer, ways m u great hurry, whether he U or. On June 5. 1781..at tefl^.clock in the »« evening Clintons scout* captured Jgrctniah. the prophv.t—Jonu-s M. ; office. There b no round reason lor not-and many, mauy times tiiki-s>,4,c ““« viinwny ^.I!r oniB disiMtche* ehances that hi* judgment—if given 4 “... n American mi-M-ngt. ---------------- - Langston ! turning him down. ' A Vampire—M. Vere Miller. cb.nr.-»ould b« |».nu, «l >U lr ,l ‘ » Ul.irll.. «!.. ; .So; .tlthctlgir »t have •always had Herald—Otto Haavind »*«■:.*.«. I»“ '«•» C\»n.allb In Vlr-' 1 considerable respect-for the ability Of Omni Ute First Keqier—J. B. Hl • I glnia. A conference had been held at, Mw. : # Second Kreper-I-C. O. Secretary Of Stale Fltzrferald. and willPELICANS-A PARARLI. ■probably be ready to do what we can t ;< d I Purdy, the New*; authority "zil| < >id. .mid the .Amrrtciihsp,and maketheir an> -'-Third Keeper—W. H. Snyder. ' Fn-tu-h alhc* had rk-cided tn make an Gnarils-Lc G. Hi-imrlt nn.i ' supiort him for the fOvcmorahip fch and game, told a story ab-nu the e|I<1.i to capluie. New 7 . where .. . !. Cook. • . ’ , :ao years from today. Brucker is our P4 ‘'’ lUlUiton UMS lowed. There followed ” ‘ Trumpeter-C. H . Barber. choice for tlw coming campaign and c'liunin -he o.ktr day that remind., u-s amioot three luonihs ol fcVerhh letter, BCs'ne II—Nebuchadnezzar -hereabouts ! utI ting back and fw th bet wren Clinton. tze axe prepared to support him against•awt 0 ' Court at Ribla. ,.*r’?c'4.a ' Mr jund Cornwall!* while Washington ap-. all comere Attempts to draft Fitzgfr- pufdy. "had been fed by P-hrnnvn! K,n* °* — •J[parent!y was building up his army and' aid into the campaign will do the sec- -----from their surplus, unlit they 'preparing fur the descent on New York, —catch, - ----- ---•".|lh tt- (oul ,“r, M into the habit‘ of rating without'aork. ta . ‘ t -•• -■ • ' sjetary more harm than good. "'nib year high seas and rlwnglna frml<.r> ‘ 1 _• 1 H current* off Santa Monica cut down lhrn ,an,,. u Washln<ton lhat; SKduna. capt.ln ot Ui. THE SPECIAL SESSION TAXE^ . threaten, una the ffshwrnvn no long r,U|(le n,.,.t lllltlrr Aljmlrill dvl]S. Sheldon. Attention of the entire rtate will b-> We hope that any attempt to enact u llart ailJ {1,h l(, .,pajt., Tju-y notice IGratw had come up from Hu- West; Aztaban. lieutenant of guard—H. D. j . focused on Hie ,-pccia) session*of the - ale* tax during the special tex-ion will'.111(11 tin* p .ilcan.- Jariguished and gr-.. - Intiirs and hud bullied up Cbtnwullis! MirElgin legUlatQre .(hat opened tlu* meet Hie fate tliat befell a sunihir atand it downed 011 them tliat tln-yj.jut ill* encampment at Yorktown.i*Vi!S I Arm'; -John'-Ironside. Gorge Martin. we-k, F. coruidcr Hie problem of tic- tempt w the pail 9! our.national condowi/nie cSk.’i |mnla. j Washington jjw hls opixirlun- jI ,Glenn Lev. W. J. Field. .1. W Radford. I jitAbaiuloning Ins New York cam-ijGeoroc Coleman. Max Lewis. Claude I ntlon grcA-. , . , #n(j .-,ppu- uhpampfcred iieUcansj,jgiUgrf liu hurried -outh, Clinton still!■ Sirntz. H R Pettit. W R Jumlciwn Scene III - Ezekiel and Twelve I ffpecnlation of the effect of Udi* M-sA tax bn retail *ales mvAns increased who-had never been ruined by < U'’1 ।j rvtnvinixirvd tliT inrt.-ixxHtcd <|tKjiulch| Companions. ■ sioii on the personal [xvlitical fortune.- COM of living, indirect taxation that is Jiving >1 Theyan(| rr<ii-<i ,,j ‘Iid Washington's move u. ! . ......... and ...... ln-e to — ----- turn'd -............thvm: Ulb;.:n<l loose arnuiw the Marymguirds.wi.'. -.1 otl |.. a attack on liinvxlf . to extract more funds. of the governor hive almost excluded ,more than ' ‘ likely ‘ about on t.u- beach u:^ cowplaincd <if Et.h> ib!1. Ilc ;.,«« • the changu ol Intent.’ 'ash, conalderation of lhe inuxirtance <it the than the projwrty tux. Also no new lhe depn-zaoii. . iThf hupleS* CumwalliB on . ___ ___ ,______ ________ rwas-cuughl __ ..... -lie .prnduttlun u .under direction session to the state itself. Will-tills form of taxation introduced in' the imp■ • F'aliS his iN-nin.-ula between Woidimgton ami!of Wm. L. Shul(<-r> -■ . . ..._ meeting result in measures that reach :rotate lias yet resulted in greater econ- went out alter their own fmli wiu an'Pretty soon the..'Ennwy TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY of -furious' tlw heart of the.tax problem—that i* oniy in govermhont. Instead, each pew tye-Gpcner. natives quit watching and tried it nn-.uurcs for reducing state and local' levy has been followed by fresh out­ themselves. They discovered then- were i tKtmbardmeiU he b'.wed to the in-j *nlt. :.-n:abl,- mid surrendered !n, expenditure*—or will R simply im­ bursts ol expenditures. Citizens oI H'*' Plenty of fish- in the mm for the bird' 11 Clinton had not been assure Hut {mid i; ting in. Detroit March 13, 14! We chronicled the fart that provise ingenious shifts of thy burden,.state do not want ingeniixi:,’ make­ llw ki.ew uxnctly tpMt Wu-shiiigMui in-' ■ _ -------- ■ i tended- tv <1.-. it Cot nwaliuliud march. from one shoulder to another as other shift*. They WaiU . xUiuuntial econ? — nduiice. Bui u> . , —ban Francisco Neu*. rX nudcad <>i e think many Ha .ting , people . legislature* have da'iie? The success or. omit* and. icduc’.wy i,v ti»f- coat Of xi. that a Hasting* gentleman EXIT MASTERS OP MEN V .U i''rt Utii h.r" ighlui eU H./l only way to failure of this session will determin- government That rdi’d tlu- honor of tnc presl• win thr’r jnr flat the amount of stateJt 1* douotfui whether so rapid aim. t, ^bai.doi'. hU N< " tlie socintiori That was Hie .eiencivr- n ,nn <4 tin- -a, .... ..............■ .. . • owned land will continue to skyrocket: want a sale* tax. an income tax or air extensive ever. Cha*. E. Doyle wiLs.made ir.u.nt dvablyhxi , increase in the gas taxWhat it wttnt* rl “ nc<5 ® whether or no: many small land own-, . . and tils many friends uro now the er* in the state can continue to remain i* a thorough prttr . .. . . govern/ :re of open conflict Utha<« W. A. Lampnutn luvt independent; whether or not horn■ meat organization and rhinhffltion ol ■ms ' f ■ . iced preparatory to tnov- d ip the Carolina.ownership‘will be encouraged; wheth­ excess di-jMitinints and commiMions; Phiase :oufid» too qai-fR. idom-d tods uollp.cul fUCHOn-, 50 d^crjb$ »°3 :i“n* e^'tinn relation r soldiers in tlw nortii uui er or nol extravagance in government it wun-.s Ihe. varioiw Wd from tiie chjirrh; • , 1 , 1 .. r-n:p. m that un fact ilm itwlf uuuj und -ubted! ytur iirnspe-.l-. ... '-"p. u* rcintorcci; . -.i.’.K-n . ?hall end' whether or not confidence in. tO (|Ult thClr nwnkey lUiClHM-. businc.-* rtt.l and.... ' ufi,.znucji to the explmu of. Ui<--<-u!nv:<|H-ndenc<- ot the cokmtes our political system will be restored. In face tlig, situation squarely and* hmu-st- tlre comm V ll ybrnjiarutive. freedom jticaffy u'.Mired, ........ _uin«.« Women., club. Friday. ’ contrast’ to such imjxirtan: question* as ly. We realize Hut u reduct|off In Mate from /octal disorders of the vlot.n’ i.-unJ March 33, the following offictTs ui re there, the ptobiiblc effect of the Session' exfienses will not greatly reduce tho It seems x fur cry back to tin- Home-1 ?t,-.id riots c-1 1893, to the Pullman andl,‘p!<- wh/r.jiplain of th'- fuel that Am-; Mrs. Bertha Wilcox on our young governor s^iwalth ai'.J total tax burden. Local gorbrnment railroad strike* of two -years later, erica has no outM.<ndilu jwlltical leod-i Vlcft-PrtJ. Mr. Myrtle Stebbins. . welfare seem insignificant. If the rep-: faxes coivtilute tiie chief btllk of th? even to tite Colorado mine diMinh-i,<1- at tlu- ).re,.c:it time. W<- arc well 1914.—Wall street Journal. resehtativM and senator* of both par- ——.Icore.lnted th nrihttixd cause of! tie* will-co-operate to put through: the part ol the state it ill blare the way -MM* iiowlla some really essential measures, a ^r county, township and c<ty urg.tni,ip Cumin. AI Ui.' hi'althy future for the state-will be ns-, zaliuns Also by iixing 4 definite maxil prinliiiy thvic is no Indti EH;» Holloway. llear-bi Plunkard at Union hail next *ured. IL however, the session dcvrlojv- uium -levy that may tie pl.i • i oti re:d v,li-r t.. lx.. lHti.rr.it.*d -Mrs. Gein-va Hay<- Mrs Tuesday. into a do-nothing bickering, the stUte and1 personal property fur all purpw-ei it-.- ui siu.il Our govr-num-nt i , .... Any one h:F.mu a spiral spring from mi tile theory ”t party will be out the price of the rewlon and and by pruviffin,; for u judicial diverI,,f‘><’raUon-Mra oId „r busi;y that >t will-be difficult to say whether the’siem of tictax fund , totek tojora) ' 1 ;'a , X( , . : they would cure |u get rid ’ .V( > A/.l.V nor anu tvnd iijijx-aling to Alt.-rnate <lelega;c — Mr- Grace . -Il to see or write Dr S. . legislature or the governor, will lore treasuries-, thi; cost of local (pvernpolitical princ.pl body nf min in yowl 111,117 r , . j "fithls city. capitalist, large or .-iniall. would care tu prestige. It is our opinion that the, men! can be nduccd to a Mirph: 1:11:party platform,. l.va Cuxtelnn sAur two Kings HlB|, M.lwwl slu^nl5 wlll KtV1. nn i-npi/t/ft o r ic i «• sentiment of the state H pretty solidly extent We •can’t afford to. respect tin tnccnceptab.v Mrs. Herthn Wilt ox.,, nlcrtaliurient in Union luill Widtit -­ s’Qcitn/h -fo Jr.spt-n.ni - i-n.umiun of the social hour. I , vnullBi April « t>- iirocecds to be with the governor and -that if the!i"sacred cow" dejiartmunts and insti­ und' their rcsUlts. Political und white rcln.-Jitrfl-nls UM.() ((;r t|u, pl|iciwiw. (15, a Injcn»varlou* fagttons start placing^lcam ball; tution* any longer. EnYy. agency in the. u.irh the tonii or r> wn- tlnh un cwantiul factor. to all.numbers. ! scope for the Uigii m IN»<>1 with him. they'll be furnishing the rope!' government must bear Its share ot y<entirisn'}. ■■■'■ HilXI in any xuccosful campaign for thi THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. | to hang their own necks. inrmlnation of candidate* at jiarty conductng the running expense." FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY The annual pilgrimage to Wall lake' ! Tlu- Republicans .ol Hie township ufLegislators that fail-to give the aorAdditional taxes arc not needed, the»hip or pre« inct. hod' th urt •uckets . 91II vHin MH>n commence^ ciimmcnrcJ praJn(.UJ|r llavc p|MS(.(t llt nfM1dnuUon , emor some hearty co-operation an- co»t of government must be reduced ’.-j Th- e who go br:tw<in April 1^ and! tn Anrti 10 and tlu- follouirig excellent ticket It ought Minilikely to hear from “the folks back meet reduced income. jh :.'u;c they Ijad repri-.M-ntation .in: May 1 nt <d not fear the prcroiice of;r to be Elected by a decided majority. home.-' The public u aroused now on cunventioru.which named jiarty can-: tile game warden, a* fur as netting!I Supervisor. John J Perkin;., ididuU-». Now all that re gone. ^5OOD WORK the question of economy in government | Town Clerk. Edward 3. Brown • ’ am The Banner lu» always bdievvd tluit' Monday * .-nowstortn rave County and it our present representatives can’t Treasurer.' Washington Coopi-r. ' r convention, syst-rm •!* in'harmony j M E church next Sunday mornink-. to--. Supt. school*. James W Sacket. give us some concrete results, mi be' Highway EnUHTier Rqkowsky .and htv Kinnuut promptly at 10:30 o’clock. | School inspr-ctor, Joy) parber icrews ot snow buckets the hardest jab; time tu put cm a nrx.sliift. >• •trnmen!. Primm Herewith is the program j Justice of tewce. constitutional Jsrtn w Hmttn ot in harmony wii ।ot,opening, highway., they have NEWS GLEANINGS. ' Henry F Woodiium since he ha* betn connected with i Commissioner of highways, Michael IITZGERALD BOOM Approximately l.tM>O.OfiO tractors ar.J Invocation by Rev. Gm.* Bullen. i m-t« r poliU- road work of this xouuiy:. The 1 Used vn American farms , (with eandldiites nnmluatni ' Chi..-.tablfr'. Gnarles H. Ruggles. Caleb caterpillar snow plow.Was bii-vy ‘1 Flection Scripture reading by Supt. l ran< <. John Freeman. Harry William EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK. day night !■ A no*- ;.i.dy - cheese dv.-tlmd , for'! Auilu-tn. • .. . 1 Tin? Gn-ciiliui it men in the fir.’, ■ . ........ .... .. foreign markets, and which can be Ri citation. fan-rer-Greeting. , by. U .J1(| tinfmnap(| foj> aldi-rmen. Ralph keep MediiMday und «• i|. IU. ' Ucdnesday r!tl..r,tu m three months hu* been xlc-' (TllS •al unit in the; night. The driver of thi-. plow waJ’ on veloped by the. Soviets . t । ..... .. ,.e . ... ... I Jordon.' tor constable. Henry Marble. thi rc-nonii Ru«» TO. .-op^my Him .to Ik- » j,„, ,„r , , h rww ivlifi plan that1 t!ul> cuntinunusiy for forty lioura. ' .ar<iiu-r| by Hazel Burn.-. - — • under pie convci . Andri .is Dahl. swydfi-h botanut. de­ i -lion Frank T.B. pecker. ; ;>nv, otlizr snow pl.fws were'lUtcui.str bus Wli'i will dniy that thi The Children ..' Prayer." Lots . In the third ward, lor alderman. Is­ At Pitt:burgh. veloped tiie modern dithlia and if thi7 T,M- c‘,tn’1-' ca ! rarl S. Boice, fur coiPtable. Andrew J. nounc* dh<-l>*pm<-ni oi Wake Up." Twenty-fire years ago the coiysiimp Russ. for<rinuda-i' ol the board uf cdu- When by st -.1 cun be called with felt tion or, lumber wax so (ret per capita k counts- iitv cutam. A. Philo Drake. . , .imui.diy in the United .states, wiiilc • have torn tllvrsti'd id^opportunity, to: ' In the second ward, fur alderman. dr-eorath « highwai ' today it is 150 fee: Jraud had it to.-n r./uited that I;vciy Anson, Kelley, tor constable. Henry M to OjWll w .d,bi-ate m a lonsrnllon must.vote io. Wentworth, lor member of tiie board rial fir pit-ent punctuation grew out of u :.|,n nu n<> the convention bv ;< crH Recitation, 3 he Building ot the of education, tleorge Osburn. -•.'■•m developed by Aldus Manat ms. •. udrahai. Lullo: Tliat u-niht. itare ; Not " Sadie Glasgow. Houm bill Mtkj heavy Federal pay | In the fourth ward, tor alderman. an ftalian -cholar and printer, who drab." '.lived in the latter part*of thv fifteenth r.b\)ln <rt!R Throop, tor member of the board- of AMn-s. b, I»v Bull™ j„„b MbiM. leer.th century /-••nz bv school. No. 280 in Hymnal I convention Reel’..,turn. ' The Three Days and' Wiiut They Saw." by THlie Brovant- I' about 60 jeprs ig and in the IL.» "hi-- br Mr-.. Phyllis Reynolds ' thut railway i-ompanWs ure not so toad mini Prairieville tUIacd u u««. Bfop'r age.- to purcjtaxe badly oil imiuicmlly uk jx-oplc gm-tally and from that n!dc< t.> 1 c»ut- lhcnl thal ‘•Rt-fd riottook place, in the Mrs Rotx-rt Burch, A COMMUNICATION. | .................................‘ ’ pnej offices, neatly l.fOO.OOd be pig. .old mere esular i Mi--.u»nary talk. Gertrude i ■vnie-Kw!anu-*.tjM; wwk Soiiw time ugo the.Baiuwr printed a!nierdgl trip to Pertuimbuco, Koutli Tlicre Smith. conimunication liom Reprerentaiire America, on.first of u mtics of such Collectinn: " i.T.r piaccs the snow wax pi FcUthncr in favor ot insuring hank de- flights. ft party i-iicF rung by rchoui. d in w.u inns ton repre tuuenjct i Ihgii on cither .‘fdc nd coiivrnposits. Ero'm tar.away Florida thtr Banncr has received tiie following reply ’’•‘sident DeVnleru ot pw Irlsli Free Ant Item. roadway utter lilt- caterpillar pi,.Air ;li mad . . ...was .. . $1180 . .. a.pound in'1925. 1 thereto from C W Braith.. for m.tnv 5 a,p “d«ocates that in* country apolBh Benediction. done it* « yean, a resident of Niuhvillc and who. ‘ *" ,h'- British <rown. urenl wiine Man'll was lor forty y.-ais a director ot the! Britain, howmer. demand* that Irish New York City lira FORTY YEARS APO TODAY tnan । norm. Chile. ■ ■ doubt but that u tn Attorney J M. Smith of Woodland Farmers and Merchant* Bank of that *■■«»'“» Pnr land Inatrc und TCtttin to crown despite the Maud ot lit a stotr convention ,urs the yjetim ot a serious nmar y | village Mr Smith . wrjtcs from ins ir.apy mistakes. On the other lund he The-smallest ut uil mammals is. the .... ....---------- , ... .—_.ident last week' Though his brea’h iginyushrew <Mlcr6*orrxhoyi wmne- : i.;- the nines.- of candtf.aU’s !w«’ix»»d was knocked out of him aj the lime. has dime wie great rcmce that noB“u™’ ■" »’>■“'> »'•»» «• •». U-'tiw depression had trad “a big ad-i .NT their considerutMin (han has turli yet he has fully recovered it. and still uUxr. governor haa done fur years— . «-‘,lwr ■ nlvrnary ot founding of 'Hie Fftcb.1 -u; iri.::;. tlmra ih.it number of toter> remains u terror to evil-doers in that, J J!" rv 10 ,<>ur J,,uUllMLnHl,rt । founding predict# better time* ahead . verusing fund, it couldn't hare got at Hit: primary. Tiierc Is no chance to part of tlw county. ■ “tike* article un insuring bank de-. • _2 um»u. _____________________ _____ more paid 'publicity than U har> beu-ip curb on stale expenditure.-. Alex Groe».accpulnt an individual voter tn a: The Democratic city cauctp. was held posits. I cannot endorse tils plan, so i| Soviets plan lo develop water |M>wtr beck fur all hi* vaunied executive: given frre of charge.—Dallas‘News. I SIMILITUDE i primary unh the relative merit* of in the court room Thursday evening am suggesting that he ho* ids seat, in of Volga river dutiug u second liveability dldn t do this. Stale expenses I Pronounced ilh-iml'-ih-tude with candidate.JVe do not believe even if and was well attendedA good ticket hi* gu* buggy reversed, and I* going I year plan. - No wonder magazines advertising.fell', each 1 short und u Jong 'Don't allow they did kiiow the merits ol candi---- ---------- * •------* - Y. •• Hogle ••—•- •tor — was named iicaded by E piled up during hlr regime and con-1 off. They couldn’t find ’ arty more ithe last .-.yllable k3 sound a* towd > da’.ei they uuuld be any belter quali- mayor. With the excellent eturuettf written article harkens back to the al-[ Mortem* threaten to boycott Round 'Xinued lo nwunt under the rule of kxcelcbrlUe* to write tcstimo^iab- —Los In tracing this word "c go back to tied to judge tlwm in making a selec- of nearly all the nominations made, it most forgotten days of . ■.'Buckle*, । Table conference if Great Britain de­ J3ov. Green. Groesbeck wus_ nithlc**' Angeles Times. |t!w jLutm similitudo. “Ukencxs" an ex-1 lion than t» the convention of picked uauld seem tliat there »u no occasion Jerry." ana to my mind, he ha*, the' lays coming to ugrefcnent with Hindus and dlclatorul. we admit, and usually i , tension of •imUls. "like'—tiie root ot nu n. choaen lo represent their locali- tor any personality nor mud-throw­ cart before the horse and suggest that! . tie* m such convenUon. accwnpluhed tlw things he set out to They’ve started calling them ■ U' in­ "Mmiftr’’ and "•iniiUc." ing of any kind. hls insurance company, or clearing l China-Japan peace negotiations con­ We use "similitude”’in the unsA ot When all the demerit* ol tlw primary Tlw Misuw Sadi* Beadle. Effie Simp­ house, also guarantee Uic payment of ducted by members uf league fail to do, but unfortunately for tl-.e pockci- slcad of ”h*lrpln" turns. Modern youth "likeness, smulanty. resemblance: rep- arc considered—growing indifference to son. and Gertrude Smith attended live all loans made by the bank. Tlien the get results. ■ . hook* of taxpayers, one of those- taw** »hat a U u — Arkansas Gazette. rcrontatlon. semblance, copy: facsimile; politic*, increasing lack of leadership ! Epworth League SUU- convention at depotita would l.e safe and the board A higher wage tax Is propowd bv HM>- «M Ml U» >:■«>> «« * . that wh,ch hkens one thing to an- and greatly increased cost it reem* Albion Thursday and Friday. A “larger sphere ot usefulness." w beol directors relieved of all responsibili­ New Zeeland. ’ ‘other." jsttongv that the system,U reUiiad tn r ,m. W. D sterling and wife arc ty uii<| usMssmenU would be uimrci«-: putte Ik U» re.-;lne rf. M u„, Prof The teaching uas made America, when- wv uri-. supposed to do spending the vacation visiting relatives sary. I do not present thi* plan in th~- Kidimpping of Landberg baby still re­ Uiur. u>w umr.A.nu, po,« Uai|BU,„ r,mua) c)uolutk*| Exanjjile J! . easv be the use of similHudM." ' JbusUw*s on tlw representative plait near Lowell. place of his. because 1 could not en-| main* unsolved. WllClt Others S(iy COOK BkOO.. E4*cre. Marches On! HANDCRAFTED Clothes at REDUCED PRICES! jG'OR 57 years Ktippeheinier lias won and J- maintained their unique leadership be­ cause no ccmipromise is permitted to interfere with the high standard of quality on which their reputation depends. America regartls the KUPPENHIJMER trademark -as definite assurarteg'of superior quality. Take advantage of the NEW I .OW prices and w$ar tfie best. It’s the soundest kind of economy. Lambie &. Doyle "The Store lor Dad Lad" A Quotation Way of Our World Current History iCaioiot Agree With "Pike’s" Banking Law Pungent Para^rafshs This Week’.s Word �, THE HASTINGS BAN NEB, WEDNESDAY, MARCH M. 1912 THE BETTER STORE FOR 1/rTnillA* I in nrn not harmed If hU income Is -not targe * Krll.Hh Ul rtH r I .enough lo tax. then he doesn't have to l»L I Ullnlll nLLlLU Ip*!*- To tey to put a burden of this >I .Mi *nd onl° l*opte who are already over11*1/> a PI■ EP wax' Ti V kburdened with • excessive taxation l* Hull jALlu IAaP""'""!?- - —----- MEN (Continued from P*«o one) Prices Are HERE in This Store! Here are two items taken from stock which show REAL values for your money: Men’s Pajamas Boys' Knickers Fine Quality Broadcloth. Fast color—many colors and beuuliful trimmings. New Spring Styles! Fine assortment oftweeds ... full lined, pure wors­ ted knit cuffs. New Spring Styles! $JOO $JOO Dangerous Germs (Continued from page one) Ketcham, tlw data for which came-' would disappear, the worms und bugs! from pages 00 and 61 of ilia report of' would gdlthem rout and branch. Cat­ the conimi**tonrr of internal revenue tle and live stock would have nothing for 193). and the data on manufocturto live on and "wAI be exterminated I i Ing, which would be tlw baste for tlu-, The actual iosAjp agriculture tn the manufacturer*' sale* tax levy, which i United State, caliacd by huert 'Continued from.page om-i 'came from the bureau of tt>e census. - ——---------------- --------- — amounts to $1,000.000 00 annmiallj Both sources of information could not clerk hire; school commUMonw «ID0<>: , Under unnrr ou.-servau. observation. a pair ol be questioned. The fact* brought out proaceuUng attorney »2<00 and •«»' brtaMed grosbeak•by the table prepared, and submitted for clerk ■ their ne.stli’agh 4'.% time, in eleven to congre*. by our congrexsman are so MONTCAIAl-Probate judge Irtte); hour*. UwfMffTTmMsted of Mh tenae directly to the |x>int and so coininciiu.’- Mu-riff 42500 and Certain Ir^; county UIKl C4terpillii - a pair o' wrei rar"/ .I"— !h','»«*?*“«■ . -•'-»* O'-'" "■“w" in tfairneM of .the *ale.< tax that It must county treasurer »2250; schix.1 rmn-w x w,.r- jntmd in the have hud much to da with its defeat ; mi.-u-.hmrr »15te>r ptoteeutiiig uttoir.i-'v.1 aomoth of ».-dngle cat-bird Five huh’This district will approve the course 42000 All ol thiiac are given good al-fdnf| mosquitoe* were found in the ‘ol our congressman in fighting the sulr' . lowunce, for cleik hire. - • a night-hawk and •!> GRATIOT —Probate ‘ tax, which would have added to the tax GHAT!OT —Probate Judge $2*00. | nighr-hawjc ha* been known to rat a -hentr $4 per pet day daj and !- ... counts conn:v ; m ~: ny -»» “ a thousand « burden* of people who are ulrvudy over-.'henif »ny ant* a-, a Mngl c._ clerk clerk 11250 n,. warren Warr,.n of Gt the lhP University or | -------taxed;-------------because—the-------------------manufacturers 41'250 an<? and tee*, fees. -regwter uvgL' tcr <-f at rio-d-,l di ed-.I wa) I)r this lax. pais tee* fees’only; county irer BIOQp n I uiimii ha* I I i would not pay thi* tax. but but. would pa.<s county trra tif.i*ur.r IltkXi -.nd: taken 29 ci ! it on to the-ultimate cun*umrr. I fee.*:-.’Chool commissioner $1600: pro- lKc storwu-h nt a * red-wing’d black i Tile -table prepared by Mr;. Ketcham *,8?‘ < .’bird In addition. to the ciui’lant de­ showed that, if Hie $500IXM1000 pro-- BARRY--Probate Judge $ujoo mi'l. ,unction of in»eci life, the wild birds 'piMed to tie raised by the, sates tux ,nr Juvenile wuri: county fl'-ik ( 4, an enormous amount nf weed *eed. were raised by an Income tax. the state *2-500 and allowance ntr cleik hire ami [.umietimr.* argued that robin* cat I of New York would have paid no !«■*; register <>f deed* $2250. no; cheriles and that black birds pu|l up ;ilS5JAOAOO of the $500,000,000 income:^: county treasurer »20W> and no mrii. Tlu* i* an admitted fact, but a tux However, if a rales tax were levied • lowancr for clerk nlr< •rh,<>I i.im-' (.4r,.fUi mUy*!* and'sui ! Instead ol an income tax. the state u ‘ misMum-r $1500:. proM-ctitinp attorn-' tvrmim-ri that m each c 'New York would |iay only $70,000,000 ‘91500; sta-,riff $3000 and un allowar.-. dGmv 98 protection wn or a wiving to that stale of over $95 9600 fnr cxpcn.es, no mileage aloj damage Farmer 1 X'tO.000. which would be pa»-ed on u, Jowancr hi county and no cripuruil fe. ■■ tbu (ucl WSa,.iy pUn. Rlt Other Mates. Thu*. New York. whUh In county there i* paid 41200 l«* !r.r rj,„kl. bcn would pay 33 i>er cciil and u Httte more, i’rob4t'- f«-guter and about the usual jtrM.x w)llCh — of a $500,000,(KM) Increase tn -incom<-j “mount ,or clerk hue in tiie count5 : rtlbin prefers imd Corporation taxes of the country. !rJr^ ftem* of JIm-^ rest have ■ |,1Mjcmg the t 11II the $500,000,000 should W- raised that 1 •••»"*• hire It may not te- (.-<-m-VuUv i Ijwuy. would only te- paying 14 p,r!kno*n n,t“ •“»' ^hnv-'- of the pro■cent of the proixxsed -ales tax! Exam-' tw!r )•»<»«•' a"‘l th.- school commission­ I Through i Hiring the figure* further show* matter are flxeduy state law. and tlu-.--tate i chairman nf Greater New York City would |»y 88 2rtaw give* the probate judge certain| f Here’s Real 1932 Value! Here J8WOIES AVERAGE LOWER SCOUTS TO BUILD BIRO SANCTUARIES Lurk in Food That Is Not CLEAN/ A dangerous disease germ, lodged in the right spot in any person’s system, will eaiise a lot of grief, pain and expense. Milk is ttniversnlly used and is the CHEAP­ EST fooil your.money can buy, but unclean milk is it well known "currier*’ of disease ■ lo protect the public health from the.uut••aks of cpideinir-. the elate of Michigan fs taken over the in* pert inn" of. dairies and has grad«:<! milk in various grades, uetrording io 1 ii..-"bm'teria-coim !.” found in a cubic eenlimetermC. milk. Grade •“A” milk Highland ~ Dairy in Grade " T and BE milk—the Can You Afford to TAKE CHANCES With Any Other Kind.' Think Ij Over! Grade “A" Milk (Pasteurized dr Raw) 10c Quart Grade “B” Milk (Pasteurized or Raw) 8c Quart I per cent of the income tax. if such a! Vll*‘ which a board o! suirervteorxj | tax were levied, and the balarne of the! tanm.t inter ten . i state of.Nea- York only 11B per cent: V *‘11 te- Seen by this .that Bun v)" ~ n._.. a,...... . g of the whole stale * slum- o! the «(».-! «™n«F ‘ -‘»aO hat to-below the average ‘ S rt.,M>.WiO increase in federal income *'i the other countie* and there i* nok h B tax doubt that thi* county te.well served by Q( * 1 I Telephone 2651 =' lb show what the keen birds qi New, d' «>nicer* The. other royhtu-s namedJ V/,," s York City were driving ut through ihe’we *hi“k afford, in the main: a fun ! own ' intense ’ " interest m llw-lr Robert W. Cook, Prop. Hastings, Michigan g M.les tax. the statistics prepared bv Mr.‘ comparison with this county, except s Kt.-tchnm show that Greater NeW*York Allegan and Ionin Which have a <op-| to benefit the commuiut ■ City would produce only W tier cent sid'.rably larger population But all arej they reside • i g <1 the value of ah manufactured prod-- “» lhl' section ot tlu- state so tliat oud H nets of tlu- state of New York, white! reader* can form their- own jutig--’ OBITt'ARY. ‘ tiie up-state would pay 40 per cent of \ mwite. SiiiiiiiuiiiniuiiiiiiiininmBiiiniiuiiiuuiuNiiiiiiiiuniiiiiiiiuuiiiiiiiiuaniuiiiiiNUUUiiuiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiuiunuiiiitniiiui^i ll. Dividing the S10.000.000 ot New In some of the counties mentioned 1 Harold, .-on.ol Mr mid Mr*. Alvah' ‘Yorks snare of n $500,060 000 sales tax, above, when the salary allowance* forj Pennock, Jr., died March I. 1932. aged I j “ years. 5 month* and 3 day* Burial I Ion ibis-basis would show that Greater clerk and .trvnsiin-r are below the fi«-| Mr. mid Mr* John Huhns <l>cnt Eos- New York would ndy but $12,000,000 ol. rirc» for Blrry county <hcrc those ol- {.was made „ in . the „Hickory Katherine Hurt and two chil- lPr u,tl‘ Mr. aud Mrs. George Hullng the'sale.s tax. while the up-staU- would fleers get no fecsi it will be noticed i, Hastings. l«nt..Sunday with her mother, ot ,t “stlnnK ivay »2«.Q00.000, of tlu- sal. * tax. In,‘hat ‘tee< go with UMteo smaller Ml- ‘1 Here Are Some of the Few Specials for Saturday There arc quite a number, of )>eopte II.. divWm ut Ik, i...m...- ol .KXI- .rk. width wduld l,H..« than dim.: “ “ N Bouiifa ot Freeport, helping Watch Out Windows for Others! on the hick list this week but arc bvl- W«n IIICW1W ux. ot which ot.al.. w than thaw IWd ume.r. iwlve Ui| brale her birthday. N.a Vatltao Would w. dadhercul. U-.r.y . '} iX u,.,l” . I- .... •, -.d ' ter alithis writing. । Kelley «l Hasting* spent his ih.,1 nt would ..at ..I that ......... u.x ..hittTJv ° ,Sh ' n with- hl* grandparents, Mr. I: Mrs. Etta Spilh-n of Banlleld spent, $145 750 000- while the balanrr of Neu OBITt'ARY. (Him AR>. wiui .orro* ioo-. p«r, • from Wednesday HU Sunday with Mr. y”; wSAylldladSfoMSSJT-’./M-t d.'iahhr J..h» and Di.nr.h. ,■। You hat.I-., lak.h aid™* "Mary, daughter o! of John und Dorotliy ' and Mrs. A. Smith. • Sunday visitor* with V' «nd Mr*. ‘ Notion, was born in Jackson Co. Sep-1 jxjmmI increased income tax levy. i-mbcr 22. 1845 Early in her youth; We hope our Dear Boy will return tn-'l R A. Cni|tenL>i w-r- Mr. Emma Otis’ Anyone who will take the lithe to do Id Wayland and Mi** Lticllte Roger&oli converted, joined the “ Gcr-L morrow . . In the Chunk. Lb. . . Jt rawL ------was --------.-------- .and -----. — ------• Joe Cook tells this ofi<- He walked a lull.- subtnictliig will discover that >he G.th-Mmn:. into a restaurant the other day und, had the sale* tux been adopted and jmi,n M< “'udtet church, later uniting an endlew day. ordered bean soup. Finding no brannlithe income lux rejected. -New York;Methddtet Episcopal church. -»£- Weiners, Bologi Blanche Carpenter played ovi-t the ra-' in it. he Immediately protested. The Citv would have' raved 4103,750.500!!• a,»«VS remaining faithful Mijy.4. 18.11 SCHOOLBOY HOWLERS. 1 JVVV Home Med. THREE til l .Sunday at 3:30 frojm Kalamazoo. Waitress retorted: "Well, we have cab­ Anyone ..an see uhv every emigres-!**» mumed tteorge W. HaWnx ot FOUR Pound* for The Ru**ianr were net allowed to We wbh her much success. inet pudding, loo, but y»n won't find slonal TepreM-ntatlve «I1 New York Citv. ''V...htenaw county. To Hits union four keep u standing army on tiie Black ftepresentdtiffl - laiGnardiu'icluld*'*'1' n*’”- horn. William and Fqr- Sea." Mr. and Mrs. George CIoon- and Andrew Mellon in it."—New York except WE SMOKE AND CURE OUR OWN ! fought for the sale- tux and against!1'""1 ’Livens. Mrs Luclla Otis o* Rutfamily Thursday th Bumljw. Telegraph. BACON. HAMS AND PICNIC HAMS ■ Who was the Merry Monarch?" Old the Income tax. especially did every '““ri and Mrs Jennie Miller. Gra.v King Cote."" . New York congressman who represent- L***' Mr. Havrn* passed away Decrm- ' A curve is a straight line which has’ led Tammany do hi* utmost to tight | h*r U. 1911. 8l“£* IJH®- Mr»{the income tax and favor the sales tax. J"** nud’‘ **r *10"” wlth her son Wlk. been bent." I For the rich men of New York to have i hum. She poMeascd a kindly *ym- • "Herrings go about, the sea In I shoved almost iSIM.OOOXXX) BniiUnlly ol; paUwllc nature and was a devoted and i their shaYe of burden onto tlu- rest of j affectionate' wife and" mother. Death the country would have been it Joke came to her on March 23. ut the age which the big financiers and Tammany *16 years. 6 months und one day. hall would appreciate. Tumiiuvny wu* During her last day* site was tenderly We have a new service for property owners and land­ 'boosting Itself beautifully ut the ex-j cared for by her son William and wife, lords. Call our offiqe in the STEBBINS jpenxe of tiie up-state, which is rfpiib- i Surviving are the four children, twenBLDG, for particulars. llcan. by voting tliqt up-state New-York । ‘5" grandchildren, twenty-nine greatmust pay 428.000,000 ot the $.500,000,000 grandchildren, an aged brother. Hehry .’ales tax levied, -white under the in- Notion of Gras* Lake, and many other - ------— ‘ pay ‘only ----- relatives and friends. i come tax the up-stute would -. , Out 4-13 ;M9.4&0.500! DI NHAM SCHOOL ITEMS1 Another state that M-ould have giniiOur attendance tills week ha* been led ti lot by tills shift would have been ■ Delaware. Under im income tax levy, much better, al) except three of these! ix-luwarr u.aild pay $8,850,000, while on th<‘ sick lint having returned Having established a milk route in Hastings I have decided to sell at public auc­ The sixth and seventh grades arr| upder u sales tax levy that state would tion what personal property I do not need at my farm, 9 blocks north and 1 block east only pay $1,050,000. Very tine tor Dela­ studying Palestine and have made a| ware',* wealthy men! There were six mud house like those u-a-d in that] of State St. in Hastings, Michigan, bn slates that would pay less under the country In music class we are studying mussales'lax than they would under an in­ come tax levy': but tin- burden ot the leal Instrument*. . iKile.x tax would have been shlfted'from the cities, where wealth is concentrated have a miscellaneous April Fool s pro-1 largely, lo tlu- rural district* mid the gram. Rw«ell Donovon wa*.winner of the smaller towns and cities. contest on------Early The Ketcham table show* how; each history -------------- Explorers -------- last —,j state would be affected by un income j Friday — Lelha Hallock, reporter; Commencing at f:30 o'clock and sell the following: APRIL FIRST tux levy or n sale* tax levy for $500.- • Josephine Romig, teaci--.­ APRIL SECOND 000.000 and how much each state would.-..TTr—1 * ------- £----puy Thi* table wa* made a part of * „ Un»M’f‘ant 101 the cangre**ional record of Monday.! development tu are SUGAR—Fine granutatBITTER—Nliullr. Free- JOMarch 21. and was such a strong-show-;Iooa ond cd. S lt>*. port or Middleville££G ing aguinst the sale* tax that it helped republican county convention to ditch that measure, when it carnet BIG JACK SOAP—Exira OEn (OFFEEWgt. : to a final vote on Thursday of last j Special f" ■ • * barstUG Beechnut lb. OUU l Week. ■ <‘h«*r and Sanborn'*,lb. 31c । Coining to Michigan we find that.! FLOI.'R—Highest Quality— Del Monte." _.IU 32c ilind the propoted $500,000 000 planned I Wgt. j tp be raised by u sale* lux tea-n raised KITCHEN Kl.ENZER 4 Ef* by mi income lax. Michigan would have! 3 buxe* ........................... I UG ' ]Nilif $27,500,000: mid of that sum the! 3-lh. BaK . . 13<" big cities would have sttxxi probably French'* White IJIy GOLD DUST Scouring 4 4fully 90 per cent; while uhdi-r the Fon der. . 3 boxes I H G sales tax.*a* shown bv this table. Mlch-| BROOM—Fine, light OEcx Armour's. Ignn would have paid $33.000.000,. or grade ............. . .............. faUU $5,500,000 more than under Hie Income SOAP tax levy; and of the sales tax. Detroit BOILED HAM. Swift's 'would not have borne more than 40 1'rehiium. | per cent while the rest of’the state 'a lb. Fancy BACON, 1 4 r • BOLOGNA—Best । would have hud to raise the remalnlb. fresh LlVEIL-both for I wG quality, 2 lb*. ... | Ing 60 iw-r cent, | To put on a sales tax. under the plea | ORANGES" — Delirious Fruit— LIMA BEANS— । ol relieving the burdened taxpayer at I Hio present time 1* a shyster proposidorrn PORK and BEANS— OEp flion. Real estate is already standing Vah Camp’a. - . 4 can* fcW V in Michigan, according to state statis­ tic.*, a tax burden of 3'< per cent. A SOAP CHIPS—Grand- Off. SALT—Free running! 'sates lax would ha\e compelled every ma's........... S-lb. feoxOwG i fanner and every other citizen tq add 31. per cent to the cost of all hlrf pur­ TERMS OF SALE—All sums of $10.00 and under, cash. Over that amount, ten chases, would have increased very u-riously the burden 1 upon industry and months time will be given on bankable notes at 7 per cent interest, provided thejgivar I ujxm ugripulture. The farmers and all can furnish a good reliable signer. All notes must be paid when they are due, posi­ j citizens of Lilis district, owe a debt of Shop Here—We Have Plenty of Parking Space. I gratitude to their congressman for hl* tively no renewals. • { uncompromising stand against tin- sale* We DELIVER PHONE US YOUR ORDERS > tax mid for his leadership in hrtlplng : lo defeat that proportion, which would ’have benefited the groat money conter* and burdened tiie common people. ' An Income tax is the only fair method of meeting an emergency like (this -H a mon ha* an income abovq •39 N. MICHIGAN AVE. TELEPHONE 3491 i Ute lilteral allowance* made, he ' call , allcrd to pay a fair share of Uie extra 'j : burden. If he iia* the income he U "Thos. E. Waters | The Highlands Dairy “The Better Store for Men-" People's Cash Market Pork Sausage Pork Loin 4 u>. Z5c fft. Pork Shoulder 8c Beef Ribs PHONE 2162 Attention Property Owners WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN April First Means Moving Time! CREDIT BUREAU HASTINGS AUCTION SALE! Bigger Bargains Now at Hinman’s! FOR FRIDAY FOR SATURDAY HORSES Sorrel horse, 4 years old, 1350. Sorrel horse, 4 years old, 1150. 69c “ ..-19c 29c 25c L 47c Tuesday, April 5 ... 18c 25c 28c 15c COWS Guernsey heifer, 1 year old, purebred. . Guernsey and Durham heifer, 1 year old. TOOLS Farm wagon, good shape. Flat hayrack. Set dump boards. Oliver “99” walking plow, new. 3-section spring drag, new. 2-horse riding cultivator. Deering mower, 5-ft cut. Dump rake. t lg inch double harness, brass trimmed, in good shape. Third horse harness. Set of 3-horse whiffletrees.. Handy sled for use in barnyard. . Extra horse collars and small tools. 300 lbs. dark red kidney beans. Other articles not mentioned. We carry a full line of fruits and vegetables. Hinman’s MARTIN TINKLER, Propr. COL. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 30. 193! PAGE8TX oo and UP! A bathroom luxury eveiyone can afford YOU lived in a palatial Park Avenue Apartment in New York, renting from $2,000 to $7,500 a year, you couldn't have any better toilet scat in your bathroom than you can.easily afford to have right now the.“Church” Sani-whitc Toilet Scat. .Its beauty and refinement are qualities every woman wants in her bathroom - a room she can be. proud to have guests use. The "Church" Seat Maya permanently white. Its durable sheathed surface is handsome as ivory. It will not crack, discolor or wear off. Easy to clean, l/t us install one’ for you. Write, call or phonrTG? quick service. . r LEG SLATURE OPENS 0 SEEK TAX RELIEF Don't lose this Opportunity Boy Scout News - COURT OF HONOR The Barry county Court of Honor will be held April 20th, 7.00 P. M-. «t (Continued from page onri tlw court room. Hastings. Michigan. •int laws'.be made .to conform to the Every scout should try to make some Inutlonol banking laws which make.- advancement. Please have all applica­ jxivdblc a more advisable system for; tions Into , scout lieadquajters before] noon of the day of court, properly i • the liquidatroh of u closer! bank. signed, Chief* Judge Sigler will preside. I ‘ Beal Estate Bonds. ' a temporary commijslon consisting. TROOP 77 • of three .state otnclals la recommended: Troop 77 Nashville,- Arlie. A. Reid I for the purpose of w-eiiminM authority scoutmaster, will present a one act play) • <Acr the handling ot defaulted real explaining and demonstrating ncouting. and some erf ita wonderful work, ut the: i organization of bond holders ronv Parent- Teacher. nweting. April 14th/ I mltt>-e.v The object. he explain-., ’ of Central school Hastings. EvrrvpflitM , , this recommended legislation u to. sinwridy.invited to sec- ;■ tine .-coulj • bring to light affair* of thls:£la*a of troop in action. , . FIRST^AID^CfcASS *1'. S. Amendment. The legislature is asked to .consider! At the First Aid .rbw Thui.-olay eve- ‘ tiie pnr.KtM-d amendment to the consti-i'rung. March 24th. R. P. Tew. teacher.’ tutibn ol the United Suites which. il" 'passed, would .du away with the .-n- ' •.ifTed "lame iltirk" xs-Mniis of congre. -. •-truilotu oi the Hchueffer prone pie - I- It. is.rccranmtmnra that tnc I political units “ of** the “ state be “granted; ”* ! authority to provide for the refturdinz. jot bona and note.obligation-, subject; to the approval and supervision of the; state admuiUtrativr board He wraldj Tmut thb right to u period ot five; Q- O KITCHEN MEMO AUTOMATIC GAS COOKING UI .IUUUUIU IU UK' I'UUIJ, r.iviyman should liavc this training and we! urge your attendance at the rest of I the emir.', which will continue fur HI in- Hastings M. E. church. Tile only! »t Is the handbook which U.J55 cents. HANDICRAFT TRAINING. I Friday evening. March 28 at the Offi-j Soldier Bonus Bonds. r.s ol Barry To provide tor. tlw payment of » - «•' 1,1 the ‘T ® “"y County Health HeaMn ,Unit.! Un,!1 ‘(MtLOOQ 'Oiefirr bonus bonds due in July »W* R'chardxm was prerenf and, :...... ..nwiiiu b,* i_. jxi.4 .v..j instructed in the arts of basketry and and. ;he .Commends thai Il.oon.w "'L-troctwl m ’and that the state plah to refund Hr- l<‘«'ta«Tart Fourteen junior and ! remaining balance for tire irext four’ a!!‘ 7’’I [years, taking »l.noo.(>>o out of the antta* work. Qtin*-rs. knife sheaths.. HARDWARE COMPANY [ nual tax levy each year to pay the bal-' be,t*. *iask5t'’’ b'L’KFrehil*! slides and PHOM. ’101. HASTINGS. MICH. (wckrt books-wcre^Fome of the article*,made ■ State Government I.vpetiM-s. . ~lie recommends~fhat legislation.: TROOP 79 " where needed, be pasM-d to permit tlu* Wednesday evening. March 30. Troop1 reduction of all personal service ex-179. Woodland. Fmvst Roe. .•coutmaster.' jx'iise ut the state fifteen per rent, will hold'a 'Pkineakr Supper” for the1 beginning with July 1st. He would cut. benefit of the troop, a new troop flag fifteen |x-r cent from the sklarle* ot and other .scout equipment will be purail state officials and employees which! chased to h.*lp with advancement ol! LOOK FOR THIS NAME ON UNOCR-SIDC OF SCAT jure subject to legislative control. Ik’, the scent work. Everyone is invited.i I pio]M».-e.- a reduction in the totals 01 hot cakes, maple syrup, cofiee, fried-' 'all supplies, materials and contractuaLwake*. etc., all for 20c. The supper Is j service expchM's as ret up in the tyud-j being put on pt tire Methodist chiftrh , • ‘ get: • . • ' at Woodland, . OBrfVARY. * OBITUARY. For the University of Michigan andj . ' p/7.j7 .. Jennie Alice Marlow, damhtcr of J.. Sarah Della McLellan, was born in: the- Michigan State College Ire recom-! Wodnesdw^enlng March 30th Cub! Jannas- ... a. « I- a -------«t.-n------------p.-. t.n,™ b^nin.S,’„jLn"J; "XraUnn.l.S! S and 'Elizabeth, was burn in Richland! Hustings. Januagr —.... —- a— •— -— ------- p and.deyoung Womanhood and wa« married'-with the ftscal ycar in July, from the County. Ohio. May l, 1W>3. ; George Wood. Sr., cubmxstcr. Eh j parted thi> Ilf at Carlton. Mirhimn : December HUM to Daniel E. Blrdiall.,'amount fixed-in the mill tax acts of;.Lindsev, Bert '^rown and Charlcvi To this union thw 1931. . ‘ March 18. i9X at the.qge'of C4 year.-.! also of this city. with AUTOMATIC •’^.V uwuTTd . ’and '7lrere is Mro recommended a cun-' Xun^’UjCttk of thirteen' Chari S jiassing tram this life ctUailon of .ill appropriotiony ri>ria,|'(| rtlr cub’pnck ire* getting oil to u' meal 1 ■for re yrai- bld After 1 capital outlay and a fifteen per cent ’‘1"‘ 1'*tK ',r< 10 “■ If you are interested in kitchen comfort, beauty and economy and per ’ . eduction ot the amount appropriated ’ ■ty. Michigan 'She was united in mar- death of her irxsband in 1917 .-he liv^i reduction wore delirious meals, you should investigate the sensational features LESS the gr<a:< r-5>-ut of her life with her ] lor TROOP 80. or Mate stale services. sen ice*. ••' . ’ • I pewoni ot thw new gas range. Find out about the automatic, accurate oven ihao IBM. To thein were ixirn lour children -. ■mil. If E. Birdsifil. The last lew year- Me recommends Increased control| gjjturday. March 2<Mh. Rev. L I. lu>t control- the oven insulation that ke> ]••• heat in th" “v n und of whom Um-.’ survive.Scott of Carl­ she lias lived witji Mr. and Mis. pretl.over the state ixtyrollii by the creation onpy. chairman of County Reading o,U of the kitchen- the insta flame lighter that autoi-.itically light* ton. Stella McHlbbin of Hastings’ und VanderMier ol Grand Rapids, where'ol a Personnel Commtcuon. consisting;committee and’Mr. Shafer vbited the> ewchjjxdting t<»p burner us it is turned on, . • •h»* (laspco (lixx^i away Match She is i- sur-j sur-iof members house ----and senate; siairn 21 .j. t-nr . - .... ------- -ot- the — ------------- pIJR. ^ake Farmer.’ club and outluico Orviu of Bowrw and Charlo <ying in .:«ne ».u. two sons. t» Rnd o{ ofU.r| See this beautiful range that given you the newest advantages ol by her H V E. ta.wl^n Bird-all of and throe apjxHnted Kv by ihn the ruivurnnr Governor, j th|} . infancy. Besides the husband «hc leaves/ vlved U. five grandchildren, -two half-bisters,. this city. Chari*?.- D Birdsall Of Grand Local School Budgets. | which four members of newly organ-i - and a h°at three brothec* friends. Hl-ipld.'. a 'ister. Mrs. Henry Gtten of .' »j<. -ecornmt nd- that local whoo)I i?cri Troop 80 wave the scout oath. law. all her marrtfd hie was;,(rent Ailrimij. a grand-mi und two great | througlumt state be* rut ‘ pledge to the flag and Clark Morehouse: in Curitob. Children be-.de. many distant| at p.r cent mu! that tire, and. Earl Baldwin gave ' a M*m:ip)l6rc year* in Mi ______ .» county. _ _______ Mlclitgah. ________ Si ______ — ,—........ —. lature *M|bnut to the vrters the wax a member, <>l the Carltm; M E mounti in*r losing, lion of a cnnstitutioiKi amende Sell Vs church. Ladles’ Aid Society and Corl? '" TROOP 74. OBITLSPY • merit which will give the. WLdature . Troop 74. Richard Grange. M. Cook. Front. . ' . । authority to provide for an income tax Your Old • and nelghb Edna Mje Garruon was born irH’a--.jto replace tlu* property lax Uvat h now tnfu-tcr. Vixited the scout headquarters and will be'great ly missed m thc.lK building. Saturday. March 2«i. where ^■DOWN 1873 and di«*d on'ared to sup|>on the school system of tests were jukm-cI in itwimming. A numami community where she lived.. DOWN Stove Now the age of 5?'yrars.i’l“* statebcr of rousing games were enjoyed In One by one earth's ties are broken. Highway Taxation. site wa.- married to | the .gymnasium after. which a troop swim andSunncr completed a' tine trip tlfls citySurviving ; The legislature Is asked to enact a ytnd the hojH- >o fondly cheri-lted. IE MONTHS iw which will permit the return of -the the husband. one MADE ON VOUR OlO STOVE] ' Brighten but te------------- -* 10 TO PAY CUB PACk 12. light tux collected by the state ■ raw brighteV One by one our hr Cub Pack 12. Middleville. Myron E. .ariotis counties. ti plan fre­ three W. Gar-.quenily advocated by previous lygisla- Smith. Colima.',ter/will hold IU first. of Grand Rapid-. Jay B Garr!-; lurej. Tire lepislaiure is alto rcfliH'sti <t ’•Oub-Pareni get together" Friday eve­ .... . * ..._ .......Will . LeClrar . ....... I................. . Tl.u. l.-.l I., .. T7:00 IH1 P. M Walts the loved otic g Tilng. April 1st. m M. in the of’to retain...... control .......... to ii very large extent Detroit and Mrs, Max Kellerman of jot the ways these fund* shall be vx- new Kellogg Ttiornapptc school. This OPPOSITE EFFEC T. THE < Wc’ve Just heard of one . niart man Escanaba. Funeral service.- were wn-| I’etulcd by the counties, cities and vil- will be in the nature, of a jkh luck sup­ night they went on a hike. Nineteen 4 per with a -fine demmwtratlon by the boys h it town at 5:00 o’clock and hiked; ••Don't you realize, de«c that, clotiw s ’ Pay aticnthin ic rooking'today. wliomade sure that his presents we; dulled at tile home Thur-day after not*‘opened until,Christmas. He noon. Ret officiutmgj Burial is / 1: is under thl5 section ’of hirTpr*e paek--and program already arranged, through the snow storm to Freer's - go a long'way toward making a lady ' I*hu\d cmupany. i -age .that the legislature will give ciin­ ctdnunatiim in the presentation ol al! Landing, where they built fires, with no them wrapjied tn cellophane!—Judge. Yes." *5010 lire husband, "but thev "Yes, ma'am. Do you want tticm tn ! I'Xk-ralion to the relief of Govert road aOtuncrenu-nt badges by.Abeh E. Johh- -mall dlfiiculty on tfctoupl of the j a-jt -c-ment districts, thi* reduction of sun, county chairman of cubbing. storm. The boys cooked bacon, eggs also go a long way toward breaking a come again or nut? ”—Buen Humor A । iMadtni v icminty mill tax levied upon property. ; and .toast; weenies, steak, hamburg; man." :th«* mtiintainance ti county highways, l beans, plums and—mnaBrult finished j the refunding of outstanding bonds ■Troop73. Hastings Methodist church. the meal. After (Hitting out .their fires land numerous other highway and Win-ion Merrick, .-coutmastcr, plans the boys started home. Snow ball fight, an investiture sendee for j bridge problems. ■ ...... . new . ...candl* .... furnlslied iiuiiisiieo entertainment viiiee luiiuiicm all an the mv way v..i, dates Monday evening. April 4th. This lllt(l t|)Wn The boys arrived home at vervimpressive ininn-tsivo ceremony n*ri*mnm' and inn gives elt-.-K' 9.............. . Troop __ -..had. its .............. .... j isis a very 00 o’clock. 71 regular nu- n« wuui « nr,.- ««.< In Un- koti■ meeting , Monday. March 2Ut. „ It .... met .. at • lynwun. B»- muK mwH. Uu-ir: , M „.etoelt „ oudum.,-, I, ... Mn it.-., rriurKtrfiti.x ln.ni<.ir.uk-rlnm r^u.rrmenu .nd Un UK, xh„ „sd ,„v,ud ,tw lot Values! »„Pr..v.l ..I Mr M- rnck hrt^.ulunn , . u„ ... l»- .11 | Un? ctremon,-.______ _ . i [ll(, qMjUn.I[t. „itiP I.EAnERSlUP TRAIS'INO I -mr .-nlrrUu.mrni. Poller IwW April 16. IIII. «»-k end tor tlw nr.t pn« r.llmr, alUirwh hrhr ■ Continued'from page one1 : -......—--------------- rulmllulun <>t III. Seoul Under.' -"“hrol hot th-rr. nod »x- rr|»rMI amounted lo nearly ttsoi , Tr.„llna Odune -nil* odl U held al !0 hi"r **'*“ <dl’P*r h-tore he ar'■ J “j •lomp Urn Jolm-un, Area Cmp «llh 'I']*'1'"™>b.r_ put «, ,ho,i -CM an ouuundinp pmtrani which hu! **•>- The purty broke op al 0 30. for Sportt — for Afternoon I lx-airtiful S?'*u hern arranged. Men may ,-lrep tn tlw i tSTrlbmlf hoppy. ™**-l|»ma-haU. miluum. hbrari or-m Nehoii Gardner 71, ;hghtful production on’ Sunday evening] ,.afh ^u;nxiad to fur.! —T-----* 'r'e r,VhrVMUS nbh his oln bltinkcu. andI .pminal CUB ^CK 9 • NEWEST Rayon ...... GOODYEAR PROTHERS a C^Seafs 4 4 DETROIT JEWEL GAS RANGE 2125 SPECIAL OFFER f|Q95 Vr 77 cash CASH ALLOWANCE COMSUMERS POWER COMPANY • Scientific Lubrication/ EASTEH DAY FILLS .HASTINGS CHURCHES PENNEY’S ~ HASTINGS, MICH. Flattering FROCKS LUBRICANTS ARE NEEDED TO DO THE JOB PROPERLY We have them! Wc also have a chart of your car, as recommended by the manufacturer. Our Policy — Value and Service ANDRUS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN SERVICE Telephone 2240 FIRESTONE AND SUNOCO PRODUCTS .done by the member* under the dmk-;equipment, but food, dishes, etc., will The Cubs of Pack 9 were entertained non of Mr.-. Burch, mid of >he excel,akpn carctOf gvcry man is urged to; last Friday night at the A J Larsen pent co-openuion of tire urganist. Mr- altend t,u.n though he may not be able;hon*. The occasion waij in honor of , James Bns.ol l-.acn individual -eli-c- ,o Rtuy fop j,l(. cunui]t.l(. program John Lamm’s tenth birthday. Follow1 a5 •!?’' in,,< t w t'horUi*s **re. which begins at 1 00 P M . Saturday >mr u short jiack meeting, refreshments I splendid, a.! showing earnest, capable _,nd fonH,,^ td| 3-M p M. Sunday ! were served by Mrs. Larsen and Miss • •Special Mtnices will be held Sunday Anna Larsen. They were assisted by There wo* a good audience at the mornlng Tota| wlll j*. 75 cent's! Miss Alberta Larsen. Miss Rowbud ! 1 r<.i)>icnmi church tauter morning to for the three meals or 40 cents for) Larsen and Mrs. C- E. Hyatt. Jimmie iieur the fine program by the quartette Wu, Na(urp hJki.s, bird hikes. Mulder completed the Bobcat nchlevc| anti Sunday school pupils as printed in treasure hunts, — . “ stunts, . !, -------— Johnnie . . . . .Larsen ..... - eampfirq, patrol menu and completed last week ? Banner. ,»! cooking, firebmldlrg. field day eventsM the Wolfe grade at this meeting. , । Hastings Parish held Its EbM;r sen-; etc., are aje»’ of the wonderful things’--------------■»■•■*----------- r— i'jicr.3 nt Good Will. Sunday'evening. mid | PRATT DISTRICT. ‘j the church was filled to capacity. A to expect. Let's all try to attend. BARRY rniixrrv Ntnirr | The Iligh jchool studenta are having rented by members of the various SunTuesday evening March 29th was ’heir Easter vacation which probably day schools. Welcome gave the open- Baw C^?v N?ht M the T^ni^ “ V<Z? acceP?bl* P"*«l Umf’ ins sone also n solo bv Edunr Clichcv - 7-/. _ ■ V3» _,n ■ . .. . „’rrB,nu,# ----------- considering uik the uw condition cuiiuiiiun of ui the me roads luaus *ftCT our blizzard which none of RavmntKl Windeknechl. Earl Coleman. enjoyed | In Africa Hendershott gave an epli sode from "The Light on the Damascus srAKia' s"">1 <™» uu. wirttahM* iRoiid.’’ A reading by Mty Kellogg of SX’nX «j-~"> •< Quimby accompanied by Mrs. Lowell on the piano was an enjoyable feature. ™ “ KrwXS., to »»»»«<,. i Mr Conklin’s young people contributed I much to the success of the program . — —.. — TV’TETw.w (i Mrs Qeo. Cronk returned to her -thrnuoh *»nrt thev *”*• Ounnar64D. Instead Of Ql the 5th, SO, through the the part they look look in in the the “ that dlrPclor , home In Rutland tlw lost of the week ' < g I, for t,M! R^y Scouts of America may be! after caring for her sister, Mrs. Wm.’ nvcmiVF wlth us 05 ,he ’Peaker- While at the; Tinkler who is able to be around again. Lewis Wilson and Mrs. Edgar Mead , .' . .. . . -.Scout Executives' Training School it • I hive brought buck the car 1 ,Kas my Kood fOrtUne to have Mr. Berg: visited at the home of Myron Bishop of: b0.^j!.1 J-°n’ y°U‘ ' “ an histructor and can recommend[ Lake Odessa Sunday afternoon. Our mail carrier had tome snow ..«nhy? -. .. .u. a hlm 15 Bn outstanding man. Remem-, -Wlwn I bourtl U* Ulw and raw b« w.dn«d.j InMk-.d ol Too«l.y and। banks to contend with last week and| the number 1B39 on the back. I thought let'5 nl( try to be "on deck " iI it will be mud this Monday morning.; it was the registration, but' when I; *. 1 but we all hope for better conditions started driving the' car I came to the i ,. TROOP 71. , soon. conclusion it was the year of manu-. Troop 71 did not have a regular tyclure.”—Die Lustigc Ktste. Leipzig. | meeting last week, instead on Friday BANNER WANT ADV8. FAY. and Cotton $198 Right I—you seed pay only this tiny price (or that all* occasion frock every ward* robe needs I And these are very special styles, too— • Trim Caftlth— • Kwi tfftcit— • Cay Scarfi— • NniTri-colort— • Vivid Prixli— • Scdid colori with viind printjU witty f SIZES tor MISSES and WOMEN feature �TUB HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. SIARCH 30. 1033 d Loren Boyai spent Sunday in. Allegan' George Huffman was in Detroit over I with friends. ’ /*---------*----- " 1 Adrlbert Heath U home from M. S. : C for hls vacation. । Ronald. Warner U home from DeMiss Helen Shultcr* of Battle Creek Mt» Hilda Warner spent Eau.tcr.at1 trpit sprat Siu.day at home. - > . .. .. lor hls vacation. her home in Belding altopt groVp. Boyes was home from Flint ’ Donald -Goueher and, Roy Finrirom THIRD INSTALLMENT. • Wm. Schadir was home froin Big'.onDonald Saturday and Sunday. spent Friday. In LaiUlllg GERMAN PIE ' The Altoft Hrnne Economics ExtcnRapids over the week end Miss Belva r.iasa dtivu Rltay tuityy waa was.. iaiiu home. from Miss JRirn-FunilM was nt her home' _ _____... . ......... non group held their last regular meet-' tn Nariivilie during vacation. Line a Un with pie crust Miss Tillie Tyxlcn visited relatives in Ktiutslon over tlu- week end the Du- ■pei'1 “’,1 <‘UMUf thrn cut tng. March 3. at the* lu*me of Mrs Car­ Chicago over tbc w.ek end. , Mufc MllklIle - Wunderlich U .immr terMhcXKdTwM tmlX ri H.?bS gJSS* cromrisf jo they wdl stand <m i n < rie Nichol*. Aller a lovely pot luck din-; Mbs Hatt-1 Heiyys* home from De- from Pentwater , for her vacation her, Mrs. Cheney gave a review of the lib.id Bdyca u lu Era.!. Bend and uu 3 Ubl-,yofiu flora -Uh I . r«>w lesson on pictuincJOien Mrs. qolviif trail fur a werk^ vadplion. . | Miss Dorothy Barnes is home from' .»>.., l..dl.A <hu .rt. ra. bra.. ".'■"S, laic visited Kulamaiixj for a week's .vacation. the new lesson on iQcJaer* in th<! Home. • Elmer ChencM Mtu Jdarion Lamphi-rc spent, her' Several winter bonqueu and vases •Mrs. John QudifK^of Monday. vacation at her home In Grand Ledge J Mr and Mrs C W Crawford vulted Min Jean Ross spent her vacation' ..,^i ... M,. .„d m,. «a,rt in Chicago over Hie wtvk end. ut-her home in Lake Qlufi. HI. « bowls and vases—Lillw- Barker. Sec. Justice Andrew Matthew,, wna In wi-j Muanimi LyBarker i.yuurxrr wa* was iiimihi rc n. 1 CH Mi»b Madellnu homcj: Mr and Mr*. Mrs. Harry Brook* Brooks of ot JackJack-::0,1 *PJ lam ing on Monduy on bustneu. from Grand Rapid.-, over the week end ron were Easter gueata of’Mr -nd Mra “ nril then lowr lte-t Cun be Mrved WEST THQRNAPPI.E EXTENSION Mrs G. A. Ziudcmu of Grand Rap-, Mis* Mill) Heald visited at her home JOI Prtuc Kim“F^ratehed"b- Mra GROUP. GROUP. Ids -i» Minting, her mother. Mrs. Agnes tn South Haven over the week end. , Mrs Guy C. Keller -vtMted tn.r rream—rumbhed b, Mr. B West Thornapple Extension Group Fisher. ' met on Thursday. March 17 with Lil? Ml** Lena Leiter vulted.at her home'daughter, Mbs Ma* Keller, in Ann Ar- Goooyear. Thomas Stebbins and Leslie 'Cook' in in Buchanan n ' han. Purdy for an all day meeting. Pot Irony Thursday till Mon- bor on Friday. ClKXJOLATts BhOWNlES were immr from Ann Arbor over the (jay hick ’dinner was .served to eighteen ’ i Mrx..c W Clarke and Mint Kathryn1 ,memb<rs " . wrelf end Mr*. Will Fry (J Michigan City, Ind, Clarke *|>ciit from Thursday till Jtat1 cup /wgaa Mr. and Mrs.. Fred Woodruff of yjMlcd Mr. amt Mrs Geo. Coleman on urdav Hi Chicago. cup melted.butter . The concluding lesson was given by Grand Rapids spent Easter with Mi-. Friday. . Ethel Baughman and proved to be very Yolks 2 e?gs beaten. . Mr. mid Mrs. Wayne Merrick xj>rnt hejpful on the arrangement of flowJohn Qumle • C H. Qaboru. R H. Moll and Frank Sunday with Mr and Mr* Lylc'Ftaheri 2 squares chocolate. I • ’ ■4:s. Daiij Hma-yweli <1! PrairivyiHr Annubfe wen- In Lansing Munday on jjn tin- State Road. fefs'and.the choosing of various vmcf. cup flour. ;.|M-nt W«-dm-.,day evening with Mn. :busineM. Bu.slm-ss meeting was in charge at Mbs Maty Lou Streeter returned oiii '. t<-aspoon baking powder. . Nittie Hide . Mr fttlri Mrs aoyu| Mj(.w unn Ml! Sunday from her home in Holland! I teaspoon vanilla. .'the chairman. Suraif Bohn und elec­ ..fi Beutrice and Prancra Car- Margusri Merrick spent Munday 1. where riie had been because of rick-! 1 cup nilt meats tion of officers was held for the com­ imiiers un- hoinc from Detroit for Hie Grand Rapids * , Whites of two eggs add. d last - in- year, the officer* were? nes’* Easter vaimion. ' Mt>, jfargaref, Merrick und Mm* tFurnuiicd by Mrs. Roman Feldpausch I Leaders-Florcnce Coman. Flossie Adams', chairman—Daisy Pender; secMr. an<1 Mis M L. Goxilll and Mi** Dorothy Field are home from Kalama- LOVELY DANCE RECITAL Fi.inci-. Cowles were guest* ol friend* Z,K) (UJ. tjw ww.k rctary-treaiun-r- Elizabeth Thomasma GIVEN AT CHARLOTTE. ' QUICK FRUIT DESSERT ill Flint iin Sunday. , Mr unll Mrs C]ay smjtn mid famThe meelinRs for thp year will b? A nwWr ol '.‘Pil.' cloned with a .social meeting to lx held Mrs Corinne Gould qf Lanaing uas, lly of Lansing called oil HaMingr. ■ m Clurlwi. »«d,r w » Im-aiM of.n,, Iran -h.el. . on a date id be announced later.— the guest of Mrs. Winona Downing the friends <m Bunday •bra. ,telUl m U» Eaton Th-alr, >"■", Sec y. Hattie Lyons , latter iiurt ofI the wa-ck. | OcWge Gtllc- pk ............. .................. jharicxlun. W. pruonled by u» Jura. Irani. ..I Mr. - “>« k"11' ““ »t"“‘ «* Mra C 1-. Thoma* mid Ml--. Eleanors]lfnt uu. ve, I with friends Ft.nblm M Trail, ol Cliralolir. !«■' Thomas of Detroit visited Mr. and Mr* anJ retaini-a’hen.'land an hour until thoroughly' chiilea :‘ r n G. E Go.Mh<ar ’ wre-k ’ Mr Biul Mr> Harry K,.Uy 0| Ka|a. iiieriy Miss Locke ot Grand Rapids Aiva Kenyon and son. Gordon, o! About forty children participated in!"and serve wnh Whipped cream,—Mrs Bfllevue. came Saturday lo .unit hh Mrs Ku.h<rim- McGrath tau «onei„lttX4W U1-n- gu.- tb ol Mr. and Mrs. 1 th).- program which was given in Uireei W. G Duvte. 'parent*; Gordon remained with tiicm to Ann Arbor where slo> will ta * jul E<irI suhday. a Dream Gnrdi-n.”, "AUiictirai ' for an indefinite stay. tiimt .it i.nl.er. Uy i.i.|rtlal ; Weslpy xftrritt of Springticld. Mas.. acre FROZEN SALAD Mx.s. CiuYa Gates and daughter and t,rac‘, ho’h Cw*M« “ K'WM ««'thc Charier. Barnes’ ! i und How” and '’Kiddie Kapers.’ ’ l tevpoen grllftlne.Tiie children ranged in age from ! family spent Easter with Mr. and Mrs 3 tablespoons water. &j Holo of Bedford. Mi ! Mr. and Mr*. Gvorgo GllUlU- of D>-, three years to thirti-eii and gave an 1 cup of mayonnaise . ’ unusually rimdem«m-;tratton of grace-j I Mrs. Vrulrt Mmiiru and son. Billie of M’<Tir:|'.’, and fmn-jnoH, sju-ut the Easter week end' with 1 cup whipping cream ful mid intricate steie., rhythmic work, Kalamazoo spent tiie week end with -te S’lndiiy guests “f rciativo und fricniix here. .. ,, | Mr mid Mrs. Burdette Briggs •’ of athletic exercise* and song and dance! 2‘.- eut>» mixed diced fruit, orange*. her parents. Mi. and* Mrs. Charley Kenyon. Mr and Mr.- Venv-■ Mam-.- railed W. ■ nmien Mill' ure spmdiilg the wrek pineapples c h e r r i e *. grape* and i! The Community club will meet with The costuming was carried uuj. in an. pwu:,?Vf’ ■ hi.- nmtiu-r at-the.Soldier. H-mi - bos- wiu, Mr. ,4nU Mr,v L.vd Edger. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Win Gates Wednesday. pltal in Grand itapid* Sunday | Mr and Mr. Cbll(: Gu„lbl(. and elaborate way. with rich materials umL l’€?' Soak getatnu- nt cold water. Then .4.. and Mi., c. S. Joni.. <<l \Mmi- f)l)ri. of Jack.-,on were Sunday guc.-it,'jiirlftiic colors. Lowly background* and melt“■*over steam C'>r;ibine with innyon- April 6 Please notice the change in ’; iijjorful accessories made the produc • tins dan-. dottr v:.it I Mr. and M:.. J _h. Mat- (lf Mr and Mr . Charles Barnes. „ nat-i- whipping cream und sugar—then Ilion a must finished und pl» a*ing <;ne. G. E. Kenyon, who has been poorly toun from’ihursday till Sunday. Mr.s Grace Bauer Of Ann Arbor !. . ,™«ra,nK ra- ra-o.i, ur. ra<W-'“‘‘t *” **'''“fM •«» for M-veral weeks, was taken .dr. and Mr M .. L • ruble and ML..‘vfcumig Mi. anti Mrs. E C. Edmonds | Following the recital. the Hiteftngs Hastings Michigan Mln ,.r. . nirrulh-.d M . bullet u ; , : -J ’ '« “ ■'>• TueiMay (it last week and U still conHea-n Lambic .visited Mr. and Mr. ; iUi<i oUi< r relative.- mid fri. mlK n It. ■ ■■ oi Y- Ita.u ...... H.UOI ., I ’m, „„j Mr, y Mr. Sun. S.du - 1.. . l.-.n..t., ''■“ »> tincd to his bed. HU many friends K. ..MM, W Krill. IhUl.-l... ,„„t I «"«< «“*• “l*• » "“I >■'H-Co.d,. hnjw trtr his speedy recovery. , Mln- Misses Esther, Ruth and Evelyn! .,.1 .lu.pi>,..,. mi s< .... K... j,mi, ,_,t. ,,,, 8ul„.a,. nine ------FILLED COOKIES. MexdameJ . / cun butter. 1 cup .sugar, h cupi Horn in company with Rev. Holtz nnd MM 4<>.I.M V. N CTn.l.-.l.-. U... Mr -nd Mr, K A lli.rn.i ............. :, ,T”;" I”' the "Record! ‘ pcc'ixi l.<imf ’(day from- Florltia where ‘’ ,ar v’s *11 t-' ■---- *■ sour milk. 2 cups Quaker Onu (quick family attended the song service-of u Bradforn ..ml Un v hare- I. x n during th.- winter • Wil­ brand* ground through food chopper. thousand-voiced chorus at Kalamazoo. Comc-td-Gncf Airman: • I war. tr*-1 am .-orry. aid the dentist, "but Ibg to make a record­ you cannot have un appointment with ----Mrs WiUtmn Bcrki-l of Munising, I Mp 2 f'..2- fbP gups1* wnite while nour; flour; teaspoon earn each oi of Sunday evening. The Misses Lorraine Bonneville and Farmer;' “Well, you'tr 'made it You .me tin- afternoon. 1 have IB cavities Biiydfnijl . nmtlr-i. Mra Mimi Mittiigun, was culb-d lure by thrdrath r',A J? .. ." ■ bating powder. Filling: I , , ■ • -it her ..later. Mra D. O. Hidu-y. lust i t-’»dy-Mchlwairt; Mra. Richusd -u d,ltl.. j CUp hUgur. i cup water. Ly’dta Peake attended Easter .services U the first man in these iwtu who to fUl.” • - tfnd Mi- waiter Mansfield nf wrek. „ ' . [Loom# <Mabie Nixon? of Detroit, and CIXJi4|J(.ht c01'wl.teHc. ।at Cloverdale Sunday. .climbed down a tree without having . And he picked up hte golf bag and s icoovri Murray ai went out.' -Juggler. Creek .were over Sunday guc.->. Mr. and Mrs H P.-Tuttle and Wil- i Lawrence jo'nimmc*. flavor with vanilla ., Byron Moody and family und Mrs. to climb up it first.’ —Passing Shot . Robinson, ol at Detroit. ii iMiyn'.: ; Ml ami Mra Alv ih hum ’! uttb- visited Mr mid Mrs. Tims | «-'>bln.»oii. L,c.roit. • Hake 15 minutes ut 400 degrees, then Maliei Moody of South Maple Grove ■ • - ..V * • LIKE A LAMB'. r -Ryan in Jn'ckMu from Friday Uli! ~ -live imnm<-> at lower temperature.— mid Mr. and Mrs. Ccnurei Smith ot Hustings vuutcd Mr. und Mrs. Fred Mr- Mir. MmiiHy.ry ill al th- Sunday. . piiin i u-r.iih <».w a ; Furnished by Mra Orville Sayles. In time at trial, what brings the'■ The Girt; ’So you ve seen Daddy. ; Horn Sunday. ' n- H •>'" litepital in Grund trap-! Mr. und Mrs Emar Frandsefi and DEBATING JOURNEY x’;cateat comfort?” shouted the minis-- . darling? Did he behave like a lamb?” nb. Siu-would be glad, to h-ar from. Philip ol I In i Um Harbor wire guests' Mix* Rachel Cain, daughter of Mr ’ .ORANGE BREAD. Suitor ।grimly. Absolutely! Every GLASS CREEK. B’r IraciKfa ’ „ :< t Mr and Mr:.. Hurry Hayes over the I and Mn Theron Caln of Rutland, i* s,krlt’ ot thr,e ntedium sized orar.ee. A«' $cqmttal." ar.'.werad tlu voice ini time I spoke Im said Bah' — Hum—.. i -- - — - with cold water, bring lo boil, , Jolin Foreman and family ot Kata'ontl. . niiU’oo were Easter guests ol Ray Er- ,11P rt-sr —Mis-Lssippl Builctip. ft'daj en minutes, drain and repeat pfo- , 'way und. family Mi and Mr- R'.b. rt Fletciwr m;-i' i.atiiiij team that left Kalamazoo Sun-' j , ica'.n. Remove all while from in-j ■mt of. Plymouth were gtu.-d.-. «>t Mi Iduy for 11 defeating (tip ihrotigh Ohio, new# of the death of Mrs. Frank' aiinilllllllllllllllifllllllllllHIlIllIilllilHiHIIHHilllllllllllllllin skin. ru: Put orang, mange skin through1. Tiie on Saturday andj Pennsylvania and HiO District .of Col. ;;me »*m smn turuugn nrar Nashville’came ’ mT W1 lumbm. They will debate tte ancella- ^‘'iikr. add 1-3 cup ..u^r. i-3 cup ‘7 ‘J J" nf*r. ” • e called i Sunilnv - whether cuntial- waler, boil ten minut.and cool.'Then' XK '? ”‘e cotnmunnj. wmnte tion of war d.-bts and ■n... «rt; add ■- -teiiMxwn 'alt 31®™ wcl1 “,:d taVoraWy known tog ism is ttpnomicaliy sound. 1^ Im>unv-—- - cupmelted -sugar —— butter —----.1 Ei-tea'jMMr.' 1 beaten m Mucll •J®??1’’* u S'-’I'.hu-:'-' ill. an<j Mr>. Wuntn Wilcox of JaiL-oii debate was Monday at qltveland. fol- i-teas|-<K.r.' melted butUr, 1 beaten egg. lextended lo the bereaved family. j! Mi" Dorothy Goldnnit has iHurneil.over ihe week olid. lowed by contexts ut Wajmesburg. Pa.i’ ‘W milk. 'J. cups flour. 2 u-uspoom.J Sunday guests nj the Fred Otis home ; powder. 1 teaspoon vanilla. U-.l■•.vere. Ixiule Erway and Ray Otis of i from New York City and Springja.ii.i Judge Und Mr... Donal<| Vim ZHc and mid Washington, and later at Detroit.! “Curley Locks” $ MiClilttaik where’she has Ixvn spending I sdhs. Philip andjohn. ol Dtinni. were returning to Kalamazoo April 14. -tancljn tin 20 minutes bake in mod-!: Kalamazoo? Brue Siddeil and family ! ------------ 4 >----------- .... I . rate oven This is nice to serve at a j it.st-, ot Mr und Mrs. J F Goodycor Grand Rapid.*. Mrs. Edwin Burkiln ON EASTERN TOUR. j lunclwod or afternoon tea.—Furnished of .<•) the week t-nd. :<iaj children ot Ann Arbor; Mrs. Pete Hastings iwople will be interested loiby m.m- Ro>’ C°rdl-’’Mrs. Robert Burch got-* to Chicago j DeVries of Laming and Miss Lucille j, Mis. Venitir Blough -nnd Mn-. Et’ai ext ww-k to'slur with tlw daughtty. know that hlty.number* of the Chi-; CORN CHOWDER' ot*s oI Cliicagv. Bimigh over Faster. ( Mr and Mr - Noble Cain wluic tlu; pCHKO A Capeila chorus directed by| '.B lb. bacon ,tuvva and. Forrest — Telephone 2506 for cut in small pieces Havens and family speritp H>it>-iL Fairchild of. la-trutt andl , —____ ___ <dtced .1..... > ’,raw*potaloc^ -.......... ..... Sunday SlIlKi'IV with wim Robert McGlocklin 7nd ■' Noble cam. Mtn-in-iaw of Mr. aiid Mi - ! Jr:i....> ^ brown. “*2*_ cups Riclmrd Fairchild of Ann Arbdr iq>ent j Gcotec Bmier. Torn Ogden. Robert Appointment Robert Burch ot this city, leave next a[1(j a hnjall union added to bacon! vw^w.. family mmy in Hastings. Eusbr wills th. it ]»rents, Mr. and O’Connor and a friend. Robert Kipp. •>w k on an eastern trip On April 8 ufa¥y gravy wiih with eneush enough WlH< water ,lcsc tt,,d wife and Ward Erway .f to coak untili -----------------Mr. F I.. Fairchild. lof Toronto. Can., are home from M. S. they will sing at the National Mu^ij*, potatoes are done. Add one cun corn! „.v AJd v..v u»„ Hastings were Sunday guests at Roy' Clifford Dulon is on ,.i iMi-.inc.-^ topic., for tite EiiMer holiday. Supervisor*' convention in Cleveland und amount of-milk necessary. Thick-itrwia>’ f, t i th- wrat and the tu. t <>! the week und Mra Mr. and Mrs Ellsworth T'1 ’own.scnd of and on April 11 tlwy arc io appear al en with a lutle Hour and butter.-1 Cle” I,ri”r’» and a»ul Lowell! tl>«- guest <>t Mr. and Mrs. James Flint Hint und Alfred Towns PROPRIETRESS Townsend of St. Cani-aie hall in New York City. Re­ Whittemore of Hickory Corners, also Irmpide of Han Dic;*o. Calif. Johns were gur.L. of Mr. and Mrs. J luming lliey will suit Washington nnd FurnUlicd by Mrs. Clara Fuller. Fred Bcchtal. wife and son. Billie, of .Mix Gladys Ironside and daughter . M -Townsend over flic week end. IN TIIE CURLEY SHOPPE HASTIXGg, MICH. give uvconcert there. Mrs. Caln is one DELTA GAMMA DEV' Hastings were Sunday guests at Clia*. Murcia . |h nt fwiri Thursday till Mon­ Frank Aqjul>1e will conduct wiioob oj Uiq chorus miloisLs. IL’S FOOD CAKE Whittemore's. de. wltl» the fonnei ' mother. Mr. >of instruction in Wrltarc work ui Hl. This is a great favorite with girls at | Roy Oakes and family spent Sunday liHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:^ John F. tier, of South Bend, 1ml Joseph'county on Thursday. Cip* Co, the Delta Gamma sorority house in | with Ollie Douglas and family in West. Mr and Mr- A. L Kellogg of Hat - .on Friday and Allegan Co. on Saturday. Rutland. Mr. Lawrciicc Hawkins of this city Ann Arbor rlvl'u are rix|l|ng their daughters- ami I _______ Mr. and Mrs. Linden Spbnabh* und cupNgrated Baker's chocolate i»i (4 The funeral ■> njl^>iu*i>iar> Mra-Mary luvna. Haven*, an i1 cupsgraicn tjasrrs cnocoiatc *•«.- emem their hii.'lxnids. Mr. and Mrs. John Louanne and Fred Konkir of Cleve- and Ml-v-Mabie cinwn ol Chicago wete । i-~-1—cup! «•«... « niu of this till* vicinity, was held united in niiirrtag.-at Chicago oh ! squares.. I cup brown sugar. old resident Wood mid Mr. and Mrs Harry-Witters land, Ohio, were guests of Mr. and March 31. 1033 Mr mid Mrs. Hitwkins ; sweet milk Boll until it thicken*. Cool, “t tlw home of Wm. Havens Friday at Mi.- Raymond Windrkni-cht went to Mrs. Suifincr Sponablc over the wvek have, been spending a lc* days here I cup brown sugar. •. cup butler orj'-COO P. M Rev. Conklin officiating. Ann Arbor Monday to visit her slsCeriend. cup milk, 1 tea-; Burial was made In Brush Ridge cemand will aLu. tbit her ]>arent.-. in Bli"-! Mr and Mrs. Lowell E. Join--, ailrt Jiutti hls mother, also the bride's Uncle, other shortning, spoon soda. 2 tgiu. 2 cui>s flour, vanilla ' cicry. field. SJic expects to be away Tur two family'an- moving this uvek tu tlu-ir aidncy fanGonler. ' On Saturday tiny returned to Chl-iSUr boiled pari into cake batter Bake werkJ. |ih4 home ut Chesaning. They have MARTIN CORNERS. square or oblong tin tn moderate Mr and-Mi- Chas Farrell and chil-j made many friends here whu reun-t cac<? where Mi. Hawkins lus a position, in oven — —Furnished Their many friends wish them a long oven by Mr.- , PhvliL pnviiui Sunday scliool next Sunday at 10:?0 u.-.i i i»u>* .un. mi.-. uini ii'.-pui mn-. ■ i o'clock followed by preaching service. Reynolds. Royrr'mid Ixiby of Grund Rapids were; Mrs'. W. J Watkins left on Sinidav ami happy hie. ■ Bear tills in ntind Y’ou are cordially Sunday i;ii<-;,t.’, of Mr. and Mrs. Gary J<>r Houston. Texas, for u visit with CHERRY PIE. I invited to attend both these services i Cro<>k. Richard Watkins mid Mr. and Mrs Fof a perfect .cherry pc uidd 1 table-! It lias been thought best to post-: Il is k«k1 news to the many ’ Has­ spoon of tapioca instead ot flour to l*j pone the P. T. A tor the month of. . Mr- Clary Crook and Mu* .Viob-t John Busby. Mr. Watkins accom(.'rook.ori at Hwi home of Mr. add Mrs. pamed her ut. fa: as Chicago. tings friends of Mlw Marguerite Het- j vu ou cu|K> sugar —Furnished by Mrs. Clara Rollo Vlt It- of near VctfhmitvUle helpMr. and Mra. Lyle Wilcox of Battle mMUperger. wlio U now teacliing ut' yrOtt n Friday night and the next one will be! ,et ' ■ ”• learn that she '' ing erne lor. the Vlele clpldren who Cnyk- mid Mr. and Mis Merle Brad- New Rochelle, N. Y to. Friday evening. May 6. Watch for , have the whooping cough. i field o. Milo weh- here Sunday to w- lias accepted, a fine position in the! COUNTY LINE. further announcement of this meet­ Mr-. Vida Allirding has returnnl S. B. Wilcox, who Is M-rteu^ly lit. Mr Ypsilanti schools for next‘ year. ; Mi's Htllli Ricbel of Detroit 1* yLsit- ing. fti'iis Grand Rapid-, wlwre sin- was. Wilcox remains about tin- sapi, ing her lather. Rev. J. Rlebcir during ... __________ ________________ _____ RECOVERING NICELY.. Easter week. ■ •di-<i Dy tin iiln« . ol her mother, Mi and Mra A s Johnson and ■— ----------- -----------Carrie Fuller’s Wednesday and ull en­ It te goixi neui* to the many friend*; Mr UJ1(1 Mrs Leonard Wm-hter of joyed the lovely'dinner furnished by . Mrs Mary Miinoe Mrs. Affording family ot Flint and Mr and Mra. Ranstayed with tier aster. Mr.-.. Vera Hll-i kin Hyde add sun ol Prairw-viHi- were of Mir* Stella Heath, who tcaclm nt .East Woodland, visited their < niece. Club -«MW Na. t«Q. S. •). <qibaon ya , | Sunday giMuta of Mrs Nettie, Hyde. Nile*, to know that *he is recovering: Mrs j{ ... j -------------Mrs. Carrie Fisher spent Friday of rrCll Rev. Lva.'Dn Sharpe ol (Jliicago the Johnson' remaining till Monday. . nicely from an operation for apFred j J. &ksnJt Eckurdt o{ of Ofaad Grand Rapids' Rapids I Irist week with her tpend. Mrs. Rubyi visited!. Merrick in HOfttIllg.' nd Dniu..! and Eugene, v..— ronii' Tiiur.-aay lo attend tlu- annual Mr. and Mra, P. C. Rowley and pcndiclti* to wnich riw submitted on nnrt ; thc former’s steter. Mt** Olga Eckard! mi-e'.ing of the ITcxbytcrian church daughter Donna of Adrian and Mr. Friday pf last we*k. NORTHEAST WOODLAND. I tint evening. While here.- Rev. Sharp*- and’ Mrs .. .... . .. " • ' — , ijor Easter, Howard Howley of. Detroit BIRTHDAY PARTY. Mrs Ix'on Tyler mid children of! will bi- Hie gurat of Mr. mid Mra. Aben. were Easter guest* of Hie former’s i Mr. und Mra Jes* Rowlader left Fri­ MKx Charlotte Bmmer entrrfalhrd Johnson. ' mother. Mis Jennie Rowley. und Mr. eighteen yoting people on Wednesday ' (day morning for New York Cliy to vis- Woodland and Mrs. E J. Sheldon call-' ed on Mrs. Lena Tompkins ol Sunfield Mr and Mra Clarence'Baker enter-' and Mis J. E Mattoon. evening honoring lier birthday. Ddnc-i। it their daughter* for a few week*. tmoed bn.Euter, Mr. mid Mra. Geo/ Miss Louise Gower visited Mr. ami : Mix* Ila Sargent visited her iwople tn Saturday afternoon. , w week end. t..u, Lotah Hamburger and friend- of Gillette of Detroit. Mra. Dorlnd* Mrs. — —Clyde -,™ Schllhaneck und Pally und mu followed a lotely dinner. Ttie young .Scbewa nt er the " J. E Gariinger. who formerly li\cd j Lansing were Sunday guests at Hie ' O'Brien. Mrs. Ray Johnson and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs C, L Plumley tn Grand people report a very happy time. This Is for All Scale Insects pure, • , Arthur Dame.ti of Grand Rapid; mid- Ledge fest week. Mra. Scliilhaneck rojiu-re.but out whose whom-home nomcwas wa*ininChicago. umeugo. Hansbarger lioinc. FAMILY NIGHT. George Keeler, wife affd family of two rtnurins, Cliaunrey Knight and turned with Mi-s Gower on Monday fir Mr .M Mr.’will Biutee MlUrUlnM1-*!'■''* »r«.«hl I, Hastings. Arthur Stairs, and Homer Duane Baker of Petoskey. a short stay. ,!,h « l.mlly |»rt> on “* 1-oU.er. Son. OurSmith of Carlfon spent Sunday at John ur SuM»> . Mr »ml Mu. Ororp, V«r>. linger in Lake Odessa. ptnlra'. ------------- —..... Tintin of LnS? Odi-itea were "prexchl - Mrs E: Hrodbcck is among our nek. LIME nnd SULPHUR AKSEN.VFE OF LEAD Howard Hewitt uid wife of Hiulings We ate glad to hear that John Wag­ from out of town ner/ whu has been so very sick is gain­ spent Sunday with Mra M. Eupcr, also CALCIUM ARSENATE BLACK LEAF “40” Will Super and family. . ' ing slow|y. t HEER I P PARTY. Grant Hullibt-rger. wife and son., aris green and semesan dust Tiie March ChtCT Up party I* being! NORTHEAST CARLTON. spent Sunday with Ira Hulltbergcr in OXO BORDEAUX MIXTURE । Mr. and Mrs. " ‘ ‘ ‘ ;Wc*t Odesua. □ ...rd lUpirb .u_rxp.-e.ed W .Uer.d.; "'wS!“”7u.W Me' S SUNOCO OIL SPRAY : The BESSMER Eyesight Service NORTH WOODLAND. : Clare Runyan. Jr., of Lanring is V. M. L. Cf.ua ; Mrs. Ml». Henry .Wickham and Rex Bun­ HASTINGS. MICH. spending his spring vacation with his Mrs Milton MUipby was hoMes* to idy­ Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mr*. A. T! grandmother. Mra. Hank Runyan. llic Y. M. L. club on Tuesday.. A pot; Bu Pickens Miss Louise _...... -----and friend.----! luck,luncheon wax served and Hie !a-, M. Decker's were. Mr. and Mra Lewis. Clare •. tailed al the liomc A, Daniel* and family. Mr and Mra(Kart, visited home of T. A. j die* hid 9 happy time. Waller Lower and children and Mr., Pickcn’* one day but week. You like but be certain of your virion. And when you,learn It and Mra Lloyd Endsley and family of | Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Grlebcl visited J. F. f. club. is defective have it corrected. You will be free then from eye j George Barber's of Odessa on Easter The menibcra of the J. F. F. club willI Lan&ing. be the guests uf Mrs. Claude Fighter at, Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Hayward of Del- j Sunday. strain. You will set- comfortably. No more eye headaclic*. her home near Freejiort on Thursday1 ton spent Sunday with their parents. , --------- - * * * .—r-------. Calmer nerve*. MOrc and better work. Let our aervtoe bring Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lydy and family. ln a '**' Paction a speech j afternoon. tlte*e' result*. r- - ' ' 1 more than a thousand words long lias j NO NOVELTY. ' i to fee spoken by one of the characters. I' AND I BRIDGE CLUB, FREE TELEPHONE 2115 Continued next week. Mrs C O. DeCvti is hostess lo the --“I tiunk site's us pretty' as she can It h denied thut a vacuuin-cteanrr saieunan has been offered the part— U and 1 bridge club today. A pot luckl__. I Humorist. luncheon will be followed with cards, i "Most girls are."—Stray Stories. Housekeepers’ Home Economics Dav Recipes Extension Work PERSONAL ‘A Mans a Man For a’ That! Sure-'‘A man’s a man" gardless of rags and riches. BUT—We know (all of us) that a well dressed man is respected until he proves himself -un­ worthy; while the ill dressed man is often disregarded uyfTtil he. proves himself worthy. 'I THE WELL DRESSED MAN always has the advantage. It may not be just—but it's true the world over. • ITS WORTH MONEY to dress well! - 7. S. Baird Clothing for Men & Boys i ♦ April Special Permanent Waves 5Q — Hilda Werner 4 Insecticides Don’t Forget That Early Dormant Spraying! In the early spring make an inspection for scale insects. Look dn the twigs and branches of trees in different parts of the orchard. The kinds most commonly found are San Jose, Oyster Shell, Scurvy, and the European Fruit Scale. Scale insects are serious pests und must be destroyed. Use Lime and Sulphur for First Spraying! Complete Stock of All Spraying Materials Dedicated to Better Vision Xjuess About Anything Else T ^rl|X»7™ “r, “2 , AU..U Wr.r . IF IN DOUBT about spraying your or­ chard, conic in and ask for information. B. A. Ly BARKER DELIVERY < �ag- ■ Our Success 1 ■ ■ - ■ -------——~ THE CHURCHES WANTS NOTICE! Is hereby given to all Depositors and Credit­ ors of the Nashville State Bank Citizens Mutual the receiver is now accepting the filing of Claim*. Every Depositor should bring hi* Saving* Book, Cer­ tificate* of Deposit, Cashier's Checks, or any other form of deposit with them in order to file their claimf. Also, regarding Commercial Checking Accounts— Statement* must be called for, and each Depositor must be sure that figures agree when filing claims. Parents may file claims for children. Filing of all claim* must'be completed within 90 day* from February 23, 1932. Proof of Claim blanks may be obtained at Bank. SON H. S. SHELDON ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE Ser Tefal notice on page II for foil parUrularn., NASHVILLE STATE BANK ■E. B. Junley, Receiver Naihville,' Mich. ONION SEED! HASTINGS MARKETS DO YOU NEED A CARDS OF THANKS NEW ROOF? GRANGE PROGRAMS We have in stock a complete line of RULEROID and JOHNSMANVILLE roofing. We have a good many designs and colors at prices which will favorably compare with any price which might be quoted you. Remember everything being equal, you should leave your roofing business in Hastings; it gives HASTINGS MEN WORK! Telephone 227b THE I ( Ml Always Suitable IIJA4BEK ( < II ASTINGS^: honje is always, a. suitable place from which to hold the final sen ices, llor MIC HIG A N ’ ’*Oh! What Holier*! ^g^i^^Say Rupture Sufferers real -tam/urfLEy home, one that is just as suitabits for the w.iil! funeral as the large , out-. We offer it gladly to those who wMi Tape mensures of good firm material stitched, on the sides or made of heavy oilcloth'will not stretch. If numbered from each end they save time In using. ^7' _ _ Who W,ar fhe NEW Dottxl t4m< 8h«w Haw Marises •r Pad May Ba Vari'S. “Mcchano-Form” Pad AkfOR TfUSS V ' rUB> |T*S BECAUSE this adjuatablr-ccntcr sponge rubber pad—a sen■ sational NEW development. found only on Akron Tni.at-.— overcomes unnecestary'Qh'sue.hannit’g pressure, and bold* the rupture securely, t enter of pad an be raised or lowered as <]u|> t' iplines in dllustratiou. indicate. See fur yourself how the Akron Mechano-Fnrm Pad Truss'functions for your comfort, and aids improvement. Our Expert Truss Fitter will dcmunitratc. THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. LyBarker, Proprietor. Hastings, Mich. AUTHORIZED EXCLUSIVE AKRON TRUSS FITTERS j/Jll Merchandise WALLDORFF FUNERAL J HOME in our Establishment is marked in plain figures . v with the price of the COM­ PLETE Funeral Service. Chas. J4. £aonardrs Funeral Service V’™ �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, March 30, 1932 PART TWO President of Asson. Has High Herd; TUT BfMrflY RFSTS Cnnrl Shnwin.r Made M.trlp hv I UHU Good Showing by Gthpr Other Herds Herds 1 WITH CONGRESS NOW During the tnontb of February it was milk containing 87 9 lbs. of far". revealed Jhat, -More Good Cows." wer nne of Jesse Osgood and Son's Pure­ In IheAirtV No 1 Cow Testing Asm>- bred Hohteiiv.. -She gave 1296 Ibr.. of MORE MONEY IN CIRCULA Gai lorn 1 lunxt wrrr ?.!3 'mu- tested; ot milk Containing .'>18 lbs. of fat. Second TION WOULD INCREASE winch XLjs/ic dry. Tiie average per cow war. a Grade Guernsey owned by R. W wa.-. 671 lbs. of milk and 2<>« lbs. oi Cook. She made 1172 Ito. of milk and THE NATION S BUSINESS butter tat Tyn-nty-nuic cows gave 5) 6 Ito. of fat. Third high four year inure than 1250 iba. ot milk and 15 cows •if Wixxlland.^This was a Crude Jersey jNATIONAL GOVERNMENT produced over 5t) I!». of fut. Fourteen cieurn .-eparntors were tested and one and she made 918 lbs of milk and 45 8r MUST TAKE ACTION ol them was found to lx- losing Slid lbs. of fut. .worth of butter fat n month. This law A Grade Jersey cow with 1218 Ihs. Ot M Mnnnv Wotilrl Rtnn would much more than pay for a hun- milk’and 60 9 ih. of fat leads the ma- Moro Money Would Slop <ir«d ixiiimls of high priknin feed each turc cow clu*.'.. she was owned b>-R w Hoarding, Raise Prices and mouth, and if put to such a cause ,Coak. Second huh was a Grade GuernVn.nlnw'mAnt owm-d by Fone-.t Buehler, siu Increase Employment would >o n long way towards keeping H-v , the pnxfiHiion of this purtlcnlar herd l-iive 1206 lbs. ot milk which eontaine.-l | We arc acciutotfied to hearing in on n higher level than if will lx other- ।603 Hr. of fat. Tiie cow that rank;jthe.'e days tlruL the bqsic cause of tlw wine. Two unpr<dltab1£ cows, one u Hurd L-. a purebred Holstein owned InJnimncial ill» from which .we snfirr i-« purebred and the other a grade. Were ,Jesse Osgood und Sons. She Raw 14.iT :j nvt-r-pnxlticllon. A few years ago fiillnl rind sold for bo-t. ft is very tnu- lbs, of milk and 54 0 lbs. of ful. "5" that a eirtl oow or any other animal sold | President. Win. F. Vylt.-. owns the i mamifartnrerss were spending their for now will not. bring much; bin high mu)|’n.-rd of g'rows or |ejz. | money freely for expert advice that ut tlu- same time the . omer the un-rrhesr cows tire Purebred lldlsfehis an-i would show them mon- «-fiicicnt meth­ lirofitable cow reathen the butcher shop I arc milked three times daily. They ods of production. If what is now the sooner we quit losing iiard earned | averaged 1419 lbs. of milk ai)d 46 5 lbs. claimed to be- the truth that we suffer .dollars for boarding her. of fut. Sreiuid high Ls a herd of Grade fmm over-prodiirtion. tt would seem Hie highest 2 year old in the Axso- jerseya owned by Lyle Garfield His that we had better set about getting a elation was a Grade Holstein, Owned by cow . averaged 9B6 lbs. of milk und 462 "bigger and belter" inefficiency pro­ Mai,.hull Pierre. 8hc guyc 1473 la., al................. gram at work among w. so that wr iinjk und 44 1 lbs. of fut. Next higii। Tlw best nUlhe medium sized herd? would not produce so much-.I. oiu- oi Karl Eckardt's grade Hol- ol 7 to 15 cow... was headed by Jcam? Bankcrs have been very free with ’icliis that gave 1059 lb--, ot milk ami1 Q-gixxl and Son’s thirteen Purebred their advice mat we must consume less ■14.1 ibn. of fut. The third highest 2: IliiUtefru which made !K» lb* ot milk Most of us couldn’t help U. because we year old war. - u Purebred t Holstein: und 32.5 .lbs ol fat. Next in line lx a lucked the means'for buying more; but owned by Lloyd Gaskill. Shr|producrd hepl of 14 Purebred Jersey., and lor the last two years the United States 1285 lbs. of milk containing 41.1 lbs. Guernseys owned bv Maynard Miller seem? to have tried on a large Male to (They averaged 618 lbs. of milk and apply the bankers' remedy. . 31.0 lbs. of fut. If we will examine it. however, we outstanding record on the highest cow. ____ _______ The large tords of 16.or — moncows_ will notice that their philosophy is not Stu- is a pun-bred Jersey _ond< gave, that were high are both owned by It. the remedy. In, other words w<- cannot 1224’ibv.of 6 4 per cent milk, making‘W C<x>k. His 2fi Purebred and Grade abolish poverty in this country because 7B3 lias, of butler fai Svcpnd high is Hohteins averaged 923 ills ot milk wc are.top wealthy. We riiust wear our a Grade Holstein heifer owned by It and 30 9 lbs of fat. and hls 30 Pure- last year's clothes because we make too W Cook, that made 1705 lbs. ot milk'brrd and Grade- Gtiernseys averaged much cloth. Wc cannot suitably warin nnd ,'>an lb*, of fat. In lliird plan- is a 47o lbs. of milk and 193 lbs of fat — our homes because too much ol! and itude Holsteih-which Rave 1450 l&s. of Leslie Ruber. Tester. too much coal ure produced- We can­ not prevent .suffering from hunger to­ i right here In our cotton patches. I had corn. The majority must live in shabby । st <N) saved up for u rainy . day — it To hlu home paix-i. n man in West i jturned dry audj^xpenj the 94 00 for two houses because the American people feline.sec writer-: ; inm'r tutx-T—4-trtr<P1I3Td-t«» make both produce too’ much hnntx-r and paint, Dear Mr. Editoi: and there are too many carpentera arid ■ The* wnis to lx- so much. Ialk|, (.mis meet with a turnip jiatcli. but jialnters! ’j when f got turnips ready to sell etvryabout so-called Republican prosperity.'l body else wax M-lllng turnips for nothThree years ago we did not hear any I believe ’Us my duty ta write my'views । '.ing and the markci was glutted I am such foolish advice about consuming un the same and help analyze tiie situ-1। worried plum to the bone and mv wile’s less. Y<t we have the same Iniid. the ntion a.v far an ixissltite m>‘s wc c»n| ’ “P; kinsfolk are coining ovgr next Tuesday Mime people, tfie same factories, the make up our minds we had unto.change' same railroads and practically every­ 1,,He to sjx-nd two week*. <>nr ways of living and so forth. j Write or phone if you hear of arty thing else t!\al we had then, including 1 have taken my nun caxc fnr in-!|; relief from five government coming mon- gold in the United States than stance, i ye my mistake and ninny' down my way. and l am willing to be wc had three years ago. Tite’ only otlwr.s have acted likewise. I bought a either a Democrat or a Republican for thing lacking is money in circulation Fold instead of a farm and it is worn w few weeks if that hch» hely out any.— Tiie •SYhiUnl'thinu. it stems to us. out.'but tlw farm I figured on is still Mike Clark. lo meet the situation as wc nqw have it is: To decrease production or in­ O. K. I invested in a radio instead ot u row. nnd the’radio gives static instead crease consumption. Many people ■ DESIRED A NOLO. would like to buy more automobiles, of milk. I urn (<-<-dipg five nice hounds The violinist'* daughter had a i*t clothing, food and housing, but -their which answer to the names of Red. Red Airedale named Pal. consuming power has been so curtailed Wing. Slobber. Jake nnd Bayrum, inOne day the mrtttor was practicing ■tead of five pigs. I -had ojir piano for an apix-arahce nt a social function. that they cannot buy. There Is no tuiicd ini.icud of the well cleaned out. I Pa), outside the window, was giving u sense in increasing production unless wc can sell, the goods. Consumption six-lit all my cash in. 192H nnd use« my howling accompaniment- Finally the production. The limiting endll In 1K3 >ml uwH w in. h'lur. little ...... girl UUUS came oyer-to her u.wwn.a mother ami- regulate.* factor right nAw is that the people wages on installments in 1930. so hard 'pleadingly snidtinws caught ine in bad stope Un fall.I - Oh.. Mother, won t you please play cannot buy. Wliy can they Hot buy? H f hud spent my last ten dollurs for J .M>mcthliiR that Pul doesn't know?"— They lack the money In other words the volume of money available at the flour and meat instead of gu.s and oil | Liberty Magazine. present time is not sufficient to enable I would have tx.cn o. K. 1 built a nice] , ,j ■ MILO. DELTON. EAST WALL LAKE AND VICINITY, with her itetar, Mn. Will Aldrich. people to buy or to get employment garage last year instead of-covering my I Mr. and Mrs. Cllffotd Kahler and The total amount of money taken in* 'Die severe storm of last week inMr. and Mrs Cari Ricker and toby barn und I luaffrd In ;i mountain two The Smiths are on tiie balcony arid and to buy the tilings they would like at the piny Friday and Saturday eve-' convenience!! Mr. Schultz conxidejably who have been firing in their little son*, spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. wcck? instead of being in the pasture) CU( .ar what WH„ „a young . wu can, m hear couple uir arc xay- to purchase When' jx-oplc began . to ningi was 947.80. the expenditures) as a van arrived from Chicago Wed-; cottage st Shalkin lake will leave for Lee Reynold* Qt Cressey. feel tlu* pinch ot a declining volume of fixiu ii M>s tny cow wouldn t get out.ilng ln thfc gurri<.n amounted to 914 15 leaving a net pro-! nesday. within u quarter of a mile Owendale Tuesday. Mr and Mrs. Porter Tooze of Milo but ahc te dry and mortgaged to boot j M„ smith: <1 think he wante to money in 1629, hoarding started. Tliat Ceetls of 933.65. I from Lake-Hills farm home but were Mr-and Mrs Wm Aldrich were Kai- were Sunday guest* at the Laubaugh for jwu blankets my w.lfe bought from propw-, Wc ollght not to listen. Whh- decline producer! fear.’ fear led to a stoppage - of buying and that meant Mr. und Mrs. Garner Hampton of j unable to get farther until the next: afjijzoo*shQppi ri Saturdas. ___ ; home au agent instead.of payln UWi preach-; u, mTO/' ___ . day when a snow plow opened the] Those who attended the play of Mrs. Fargo luu. been' sick the past cr, , ...... i MT. Smith: -Why should I? -Nobody closed factories, u decreased stream of Hastings have rented tiie“Payne' house road and they were able to get through for tiie summer. t m on a cash basis now. but ain t go!; whistled to warn me." - Travnso wages and hard times. , , "Deacon Dublr.' at Delton Friday and week with tin- flu. ■Every depression that ue havp ever Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Hayward have and unload and return to the Windy Saturday ni|ht?. from this way thought; Mr. and Mrs. Matiride Murphy’ and no cash I am.lied to tin- end of «my; tHomei sort were Easter gm*»U of Mr. and Mrs. suffered in this country has involved moved from the Haun hou-a into ilic' City Thursday. rope mill the than I am working tor Is | __________ it was fine. Albert Hampton. On account of the impas-xablc roads! busted on account of nobody wouldn't I a new system of reinforced concrete money. The present one is no excep­ brick how** known as tfie Adams Chas. Laubaugh h<» tom in Hasttncs| I the L. A. S. was again postponed one helping hls father the past week. . < jgiy him and his cotton won t sell cause construction permit* building of thin tion. No Individual can remedy the house. When you see g’quitter, he’s usually Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Tolles have week and will meet at.the parsonage. nobody won't buy m» cotton clothes. All concrete roofs of very large spans and situation; neither can any community Mr.s. Clara Ricker .of Owiufile has I a fellow whtf wasn't much of a begin­ nor state. It is a national affair. The moved into the J. R. Brown building. Wednesday of this- week. • tlie gals wear slick .silky underwear । hrfltag np intermediate supports. only hope is collective actfffh. which Mr. and. Mrs. Ernest Quick wen<to been spending the liast thret1 weeks) ner. Mrs. Golda Kopf nnd two soils of means action by the federal govern­ Middleville’ spent Saturday night and Banfield Friday to see the former :ment to incrraM? the amount of money Sunday in the Faulkner home brother Bert. They did not find film' in circulation. Mr and Mrs. L. D. Miles will enter­ quite so well- They visited other rela­ There are some indications at Wash­ tain tlfe Milo Ladies' Aid Society Wed­ tives and stayed till Sunday when they ington that collective action has .be­ nesday for dinner. Every one te invited. had dinner with Mr. and Mr*.. Ted' gun. Tiie National Credit Corporation Mr. and Mrs. Terry of Litchfield Tack and daughter before returning' was a start. It put a stop to bank fpent the week end with their parents. home. failures. Farther action by congress In Mr. and Mrs. Wad<- Town, and family. Mr. and Mrs Harlan Scoby vteited the same direction, the creation-of a Mrs. Blanche Eddy entertained tor the former’s mother und family at' 92.000.000.000 credit corporation with sisicr. Mrs. Scott, of Grandville over Welcome Coiner.* Sunday. former vice-president Dajves nt tlw? the week end. . . 1 Mrs. Ida Brandstetter te somewhat head. Is another move in the right di­ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald F. Bush of' Unproved and able to to up part of thei SPONSORED AND rection. But until congress and the Charlevoix speiiT. Easter with their Ume.’ GUARANTEED BY federal banks shall make it possible [liirent *. Mr. and Mrs, L. N. Bush.* Some ol our people attended Easter JL JLjk. STUDEBAKER somehow to increase the money in cir­ Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Henton were in M-n-tce-at Prairieville Sunday. f culation we will continue to have hard Augusta most of last week on account Quite u turn oat at the P. T. A. Frl-j times, until a revival of confidence and of the illness and death ot Mr. Hen-' day evenipg. Mra. Allie Wood is the 29 x 4.40 30 x 3'/2 30x4.50 .increased supplies of cheap money’ ton's mother/They were also called to'* new president taking Mrs, ^Wiseman'.*1 shall make it possible for production Quimby the last of the week because i place. U. S. GUARD U. S. GUARD U. S. GUARD And consumption to be resumed on a of the death of Mrs. Henton's uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Reitkerk spent Sunday' large scale. Ctorlcs Castelein. with the latter'., people at Alamo. Why wail? Why cannot congress in the R«kne S‘*’ Full Synchronnnl SUt, take the necessary action that willput ORANGEVILLE. \ TAMARAC CORNERS. ’ ,11 for«»nl *P"/1J(3Surti„g.The«<Ml"8'more money in circulation now? Tltat Clayton Cusino has gone to Ohio to Aunt Amui Curtte’te quite sick at will go a long way toward putting an spend a couple of weeks with relatives. this writing. Those who called to see ; , end to hoarding—and all the •’holler" ; W. H. Beattie returned home. Satur­ her last week Were. Earl nnd Ira Cur-! about hoarding will fail to draw many day from Florida where ho’tod sjient | Us. Mr. and'M*.' Frank Myers of.Lake) extra ”"‘>0'h, ‘ tVo give 4-Poipt Cu*hi°“j 1 dollars from their hiding places and the winter. Odessa, Mr, nnd Mrs Forrest Hough-1 1 may. oil the other harid. increase the Mrs. Nettle’ Newark Is quite ill at; ton. Mra. Hossle Cunts, Cecil Curtis i tendency to hoard cash. this writing. Dr. Ladd is attending: and family. Mrs. Della Cotton. Mrs.' > Fortunately we can all sec that busi­ her. Clara Sears. Mrs. Beatrice Cotton. Mr.; , ness throughout the country ts slowly George Gillispie of Charleston. West, and Mrs. Wilbur Curtis. John Curtis and! picking up. There tote been no tin- Virginia, and the Misses Ruby Cogs-j son. Howard, of Kalama, Mr. and Mrs.' 7-TUBE 1 portant bank failures tn several weeks. well and Iona and Sarah Jane Gillespie । Jolly Roush and Mrs. Afire Lcpard of, 1 Rates of Interest have been reduced by of near Hastings were Saturday night; 1 Year i the federal banks and by large city and Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.' Lake Odessa. Vital Spacific0'^ Mr. and Mra. George Sears spent Fri- j Guarantee i banks. The steps taken by the federal Heber Pike. no day night nt TRus Wilt’s in Sunfield. । government will thaw out frozen as­ 190' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Edgctt enter-. sets of banks. But for quick action tallied their daughter from Battle' Mrs. Sears with tor daughter. Theda.' attended the mother nnd daughter! congress should do something that Creek over the week end banquet at Sunfield. 1 would increase the per capita amount Mrs. Lynn Wickham ot Detroit is •Mr. and Mra. Crowell Hatch ot Ver-! Complete I of money In circulation, which would sending the week with tor mother, montville and D. J. Kncndscn of Griijjd i stimulate consumption, increase - pro- Mrs. Newark, who is HI. Rapids spent Saturday, evening at Geo. ’ । duction and put an end to unemploy­ Miss Alice Vcnema of Otsego sjxmt ’.'. . merit. It would also help raise prices. ■Friday and Saturday with Maxine Scars The L. A S. at Clara Scars' was not) A PAIR! More money in circulation ala-ays tends Foote at this place. Exchange so well attended on account of sick-, G HMtin,.. Michigan 1 to raise price*. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Pike were Grand ness and bad roads. Rapids visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Houghton and U " I IIIGIIBANK. Mra. Oliver Boulter of Woodland son. Alien, spent Sunday ut Doni Mr. and Mrs. Worth Green and son spent the past week with hcr'fiarents. Sayles' near Clarksville. 30x3% Tube 29x4.40 Tube । Marshall i spent Bunday afternoon at Mr. and Mrs. George Bradshaw, Sr., at Mrs. Clarinda Stowell who has been Special, each— / Special, each— Clare Murshafi’s. Ulla place. sick most of the winter is belter at, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Burchett and Mr. Bourdo. who had been ill for this writing. She wishes to thank Hie 1 son Charles and classmate. Waldon several weeks, passed away Tuesday Tamarac Ladles' Aid Society for Ito I Decker, of Lansing and Mr. and Mrs. evening. The remains were taken to beautiful lily plant they sent her. । Paul Smith and son Victor of Battle Toledo Thursday, where the funeral Mr. Orvin Nash and Mra. Klbilngcr । Creek were Sunday guests at Mr. and was told and he was laid to rest beside - of Clarksville, called there Sunday. I Mrs. Bert Daly’s. hte wife who preceded him several t Mr. and Mrs. Byron Guy are nlc«!y years ago. He leave* many relatives j X Sort of plastic surgery now rejuve­ Phone 2177 "Drwa./n Seroica Hastings ' settled on tlu* Skidmore farm now. nates old stone buildings and monu­ and friends to mourn their loss. 'i Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Webb o( near There are no new coses of scarlet ments. which have become pock­ I1 Nashville spent Wednesday evening at fever at this writing and all are hoping marked or despoiled by smoke, coai gas, or by weathering. I Vem Hawblils's. that there will be no more. Why 100 People Banked Money An investigation into the rea- 1 sons why 100 people were banking money disclosed the following in­ teresting facts: accumulated money in bank to have when most needed. put aside money in bank to buy homes or’farms. laid it aside in bank to paj’ mortgages. banked to pay old debts. saved to get married, furnish homes, etc. accumulated money in bank—never drew it out—to pro­ vide comforts in age. 3 banked money to secure capital to embark in business. 52 21 8 7 5 4 YOUR financial success begins when you are able to put mtfjre money in the bank thah you draw out, Put into that endeavor everj- ounce of your energy and the result will be . success—^ure, certain. - Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank In Barry County United States Tires & Tubes Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2217 UpCKNE New Tempered Rubber Process 35 $ HEAVY DUTY Special! ‘B* 95 V y011 13 PLATE BATTERIES IS tit BATTERIES SUPER RADIO Goodyear Bros. Hardware Go­ jfato JpoH *fhop 5585 *685 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY., MARCH 3>, PAGE TEN I ASSYRIA. Orangeville Bunday with Norma Row-------------I ley accompanying. . I Farmetw grasped the opporlynlty of' —-■----------- * * * -----getting their logs to the mill yard on : BRANCH DISTRICT. the A- C Hyde farm so as to make Use Roy Vail ot Detroit will show' movlec • Mrs John Darby and son Dorr iiavelof (he snowfall. ' Mrs. Lucy Lind entartaiiu Hie Plca*of tlw Y Canadian trip and Camp' been ill thi« week Hayo-W«nt-Ha Tuesday tlight. April1 _ Mr- and Mrs , j u, ure Urq Birthday D;nnua> organization on Fiiday^, maar.: 5 lo the Y. M C. A grtwpj at Hastings ' Marthall were Saturday and Sunday -AprH । . Every child in a summer camp is ‘ Tlu Bngg» Ladles’ Aid Society at the National camp AttOcUuon slogan. „ the Bldrl- lhc ", *t >»««<“* ™ Thurlby April Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Successful Banking That EVERY Customer be satisfied in every transaction with this bank. 2 17c 44 Old Dutch Cleanser Sa th 1GB Eip*ci*Uy <d*ol«d lot hatd at cold 5 Drano FREE! 4gr ONE BAR id Beauty Soap 2 15c w.th E*ch 2 Be. Purch«i«d «i SAVE ON THESE EVERVD4V SiETOS TOO Peaches IGA Tree Ripened Can 19c Pork & Beans C.mpbair. (,'/2C O72C Sol Wash l..,. .... . . 119c Gold Dust l.„. .... . 1_._ 19c Mayonnaise IGB »- j- 15c Peanut Butter 15c Cleanser IGB . . 5c Chlpso .... re. 19c £7 ! ' v1 ^rtshthuitsf^Qand Vegetables ‘ IGA STORES i ly possible, it has safeguarded the finan­ cial interests of its friendsand patrons... it has tijivays paid three per cent interest compounded semi-annually on all sav­ ings accounts. Yoh Are Cori/iufly Inviti'd to Become o Patron amt , Depositor of This Bank Hastings City Bank ESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR 18H6 Capital $75,000.00 “The Hank with.the Chime Clock” tin- 24th. He'rcceived many birth-. .. 0, |Us Jnn|v^ not I friends We all hoA- to see him put TB URGED BY GROUP. Donald Churchill of Middk-viil with u-. >oon agntnA Wc understand* stressing the need of protection-for Maying with hi. uncle, l.-i, Ithat he is gaining stoMy from hb longkhMren and adolescents from ex- and »)»<* a few days . J'J*«*urr to unknown source., of tulM'iMr, cliarlev Gibb- . cam ■ for *4.'IStd lhp Michigan Tiib-rculm. - A.-- ciivr Ciiurdnli tn Middh-ili. oy the farm home of Olnct Adams :,ociati<>n and !t, local *111 ’____________________ briny iliM'.Hcrcd on lire Tiw fire had]gin A spcctat campaign Fnd.r.. April'lv stuli a start when discovered that .ft. for the early diagnosis of infectious । could not be stopped A large part of ot lhp dLM,aM,. campaign will The h«;uM l.old good, were wvetf howr. routuuus Xhrouah.April ■<»’ nd Bernice Wood ol children of the rnjoyed .-strict are spending ..nation with their-aunt, (iamea Were played in the altnnoon und tiler were al.-o treated to candy by their teacher. Mr- Kcrmecr. Mr and Mrs Edward Bowerman ate r of Scutt ami Mr -and ■IcAithur and funuh of Bowerman. Sunday with ll»n parid Mrs. Frank Matteson. [ Mrs. Lyle McArthur and children will Middleville will not nunc un their •S'vnd Hus »«'* with |wr parents. farm purchased here recently but have Mr atu! Mr» Floyd Armour and rented ......... - it -to -a-------------------------family from Caledonia Neva June of Ha*ti:bh. sjient Eunda)- arlin will move titere soon. evrmnr w.th Mr. and Mr- Lyle DickMr and Mrs. Alberf Green and fam­ ily and Marshall Bnuidow were Bursts o! Mr and Mrs Clarence Mayo at Ur■ RUGBEE CORNERS bundale Sunday. Other guests were r and Mr Cecd Cappon and Betty Mr and Mrs Ctiarlry Mayo and Hint ol Hat-ting, ware Saturday night: son® of Battle Creek of Mr and Mrs Cornwl Cupponi Mr- and Mrs. W. F. Green of Dclrou-I.u daughter Doreen. All spent Easter' epent Tlitirsday night with their broth- ’ nth Mr- und Mra. Wilbur Uibauit-ot er. Albert Green, and family and Prl-' day night wtUt Mr. and Mn. Claim. Mr and Mr# Frank Castle and son-i Mayu In Maple drove. I .idle guest* ot Jwr motlK-f.Mrs Lktka.; . Mr. and Mrs Merle Count of KaU'mawu were Sunday- callers at .'chas.‘ Tin? Four Time* bcieu club met at Mrs Lulu Johncox .* day afternoon and an Easter egg hunt Quite a few' guests were present. . I Look Over the Past History of This Bank J7/-1V 40 Vnnve ne its best. ror i eins 11 111,s t,o ccvcrvcils tomcr feci at home and go away from the bank feeling he had bceii fairly and courteously treated ... as far as human- u»- barn burnrt on t»l' Jlato.ani hr J "" i»a nwhti, buiu a it™ ow-in iu: . iwiilth examination of al! ttibcrculo-h Stipl tefloy Bell was In Lansing on susjiccts and jx-rson,. having comae*. business Thursday. • ■ The school have-their planu alarted S^,on a*“Mt wnwu da,n,s‘' health. id tlwic, giienhuiLM- anAHi'r growth is “™“nThrough method* recently (P-veloju .1 lieing «niched"with.much interrff by the Michigan -Tuberculous Association the pupils. Mr and Mr.- Orville Stricklen andj states that it l-. now definitely poaMblc' oldest daghter being 111. thetr sons were: to diagnose beginning tuberculosis in brouitht to their grandparent's home' ehirdren brhw outward phy,u-al signs, on Saturday to remain until they re- - appear. Discovery of the disease in IM Tin- tlu «eenjs to be thr trouble. । earliest form ehnun.ites the hazard.* to M. E church was twnutilui with! children from undetected tuberculosis, i ■ und plants nn Sunday. There! Two types of tiibereuliMU arc rec'ig-! vet jl children baptised and sev-!'nizod. the Association points'out. The; •oral ymmg p«n>ple ami -omc older ones. rnfecHoiis or atiult type U the ni > : QMlted with Hie church.' In tlw eve­ dangerous, bmii to the patient: and. to I nin'.; a sejries of pictures arte shown, all in contact with hinj. .The childhood .suitable tti tlw EasUtr occasion The tvpe is more difficult to dtagno^ But church was filled at both services. when found, steps to prevent the on>c:! This Monthly, eve occurs . the last of tlw serious. adUTT form of tlu- dis-' number of the Middleville Brotherhood case ran be taken with most suevesj-. Tlu-rv are two "speakers un. the pro­ cram. Wc an- looking forward to a iducat tonal mat tine meeting; Oljicett for tlw following year wilt be chosen. . . Itteis comes from anotlwr will lx- i • lo warn the necessity uLjynly <!; former reed- - nosie Tite campaign is financed fi 'funds of tlw if<31->alr of tubcrcul ’ in Mictirjan. in Dowling Saturday P M ' ' extended to tiie White Laundry SOAP A Surplus $50,000.00 Ilia-, of which -IB are still alive and [doing tine, who next? Soap Chips IGB Soap Powder IGA Lge. pkg. 19c Soap IGR White Floating Mopsticks Brooms ci. Saniflush Clothesline CrUARDED to the fullest extent possible. Make such secure and profitable investments as will enable the bank to pay a designated rate of interest on savings accounts and still protect its depositors. ini-nos iwre in .runner yean, who win I mourn his pushing and extend to the ‘ family their sympathy. . s.| A farmer near here believes this yearJ is to be a fruitful uni- Of Hirer sows that have farrowed recently, ur.c drpp-j Grains r T/wf EVERY Customer's interests be SAFE \ bank must keep sufficient funds liquid at all times to meet the possible needs of those depositors who wislrkr draw their savings for some purpose—and at the same time MIIHH.F.VILLE. ! The remain* til Sam"*<hbb9. tori |mahy yrajs a resident here, were! । brouaht hen- lor tlw funeral und burial ipiciil low I.G.A. prices li»l«d btlow I1.! ’ That the bank realize a reasonable profit from its investments. - Jzzhe time and Mik* cl«*nin* «*!>«' ind quicker _IT. 4 Cl____ : • L-l__ C Things Is Dependent Upon ('haffw Mr and Mrs Manlev Stwi- ler ,fwn tlx oI tl* Church audkm7 a nd Mr< ‘torlumNellie Stanton. Meta The «ducaHMtal trip of Gallion Ccn' “Jdp- *nd Doroth»‘ »«*'<» “,e -Ur. and Corfu dbave Y group to Kel­ M?Do?elF loggs factok 'haAyto be posfpoiwd be- ’ Miss Ruth Mudge rtf Wyoming Park din“tr «*nmitt«-. caiiH- of In th* sCliodh. It Grand Rapid- is’tmving a two day.vaMr* Gladys Conklin, a former resiWill >■ takanSom* Friday later. caHor. from her achpot duties ahej dent here but now of Banfteld. U ' «U»fdyinB at tlw Quiver school, while The Farm Boys’ Conference at Coat ■. spenditia It with Iwr parent l«* Mr. and Mr* Henry ' Bidelman _at- Elinor Miller is recovering from mas. Hum any ot the former ones. Rnnstra- tended the funeral ol the former'." t°id trouble -Mrs Emma Clark, .who lias been a: turn fee only 30 cent* each. Unusual uncle In Baltimore Fndav afternoon Mr and Mrs. Henry Btdrlman. Mr the University hospital. Ami Arbor, has1 my&ic and ipeakers an- arranged fur Send tn your registration Scud Ng lit rat ion now to Mrs Mr; .and Mr- Vincent Norton and Margery sufficiently recovered to make tlw trip’ Maude Smith’s uffire'in court house attended the McKelvey Belght P. T A. home a, far a« Albion! where she isf resting from from the tiie ride ride. C. F.wngel! returned Suturtfay night Friday *"-• restina evening lias Imeu‘very 111 Hu-: Tlw Assyria Center Parent-Teacher ' organization at their ao*ion on "Friday •I the M. S. C. was a! ittght featured a pageant snow tn hinder He 1 Saturday guerd of- Mlm Joyce VanAU«rt i* spending! Hl-Y clubs oimnlrs-d ind Mrs J« s»c Fat.! -oatAtim*- with tre nds near Bannetd.i Hustings Junior V .. I *Mi» IWHu Miller n! tiw iatnsinK1 door ba.-« liaU with Mlddl Kwwn of the M.^S schools is spending her ^a.-tcr vacation! r w<« k ot vacation 1 with Iter mother Mr*. Belle Miller | Mr. mid Sirs Clay-: Tim Enktet offering ol eggs, fruit.I rhe L . . vegetable* or any usable gift tor Bron-! Potter aiidiM’B hospital of Kalamazoo will be as-! old page touthard oil-H'mblcd on Sunday. April *10. at thef mdp T|W Older 1 a'*:* -of’ Mr Brigg* church. day evening h and Mr. and; •' L. Hoyt, tiw carrier on rlual roulej Bi ‘three, was able to make hi* regular, of Mi. at.d Mrs. Geo through trip <'n Saturday which hernt-n man K.i Hoifmaii 6r. were, (it<■ .Hoffman. Jr.lwa* unable to do since Mondas. und Mt. Fills rr-O<.t Caledonia. Mi Mr. und Mrs Merle Davi^ are par»nd Mr Carl Bacon and son Lelanji.' < nts ol a baby girl born on Tuesday. Mrs Bertha Hendertcm Clue-- March 23. al tiie home of ifl* parrtit* Jamon ot Buttle Creek. Mr and Mrs. Will Davh. of tiie Eagle! .' district. ' . , ; Mr. and Mra. Ed. Hohmun. have; ' purcliH.scd .th.- Janu - Given farm near I Dowling and tiie moving is in progrews ' Mi-ss Marion Stanton, who has been! taking a six weeks' teachers course a". I Western State Teaatien College -ftti I Kalamazi*;. returned u;: Saturday. | Tite High school students were un-l 'able to attend school on Wednesday; i[due to the heavy snowfall, and spent) pile day in assisting iq the opening ol ' _• the roads for traffic CLBANIHC MEEDl^ Word caau--U>- tlw Harry ^tevm-'i I home this morning of the death nf hls| brutlwr.'Otto Stevens at Leila hospital.! ; Baltic Creek, where lx lias befh fu | matment. Hia boyluxxi <1 j spent in tilts locality, until r& 7. dnn. Th*- tumiral arrangements । not ad yet made. r COMMON TABLE SALT OFTEN HELPS STOMACH ■Ill Ulitll •w is .and wife reiurpitiR.-J’iii end visitor* u i and w-lfr of Middle A ;-ymrxitbelic lUkiwr thoroughly convinced I ahUM-ti ' Flunk Harn-. und John Wingc AUCTION SALE! Owing to the death of my wife and having decided to quit farming I will have an a_uciion »alc on the Geo. Bird farm. 4 miles nolth of Bedford, 1 mile east of M37, on FRIDAY, APRIL 1 Commencing at 12:30 P. M. and sell the following: LIVESTOCK Horse, 10 yrs. old, wgt.' 1500; extra good one. 1 Old farm team. 6 go^d grade cows from 3 to 8 yrs. old, 4 of them fresh. 6 brood sows, some with pigs. 8 fall pigs. O. I. C. stock hog. TOOLS Deering grain binder, 7-ft. cut. Deering corn binder. Both binders in good shape. McCormick-Deering corn planter with fertilizer attachment, new. McCormick-Deering mower, new, 6-ft cut. McCormick-Deering side delivery rake and tedder combined, new. Emerson cylinder hay loader, good re­ pair. Dowagiac disc drill. John Deere double disc, new. Cleveland tractor and 2-gang, 14-incKplow, good condition. Two spike drags. Three spring drags. McCormick-Deering 2-horse .riding cults­ " vator, new. Webber farm wagon, 3-inch, new, with double box. . 3-inch farm wagon. Two hay racks, good ones. Steel land roller. No. 98 Oliver walking plow. Manure, spreader, good repair. Two good double harness, one crolchback. This sale was advertised for March 23 but was postponed on account of heavy « snow. If you want good stock and tools, come to this sale. TERMS—CASH. CHAS. H. IDEN, Propr. COL. HENRY FLANNERY, Auct. DOTY & LYONS, Clerk.. I �THE HASTIXC.t BANKER. WFIINFAntV. MARCH .10. ISS! FAHR TELLS HOW TO GROW WANTED—Reliable REPRESENTATIVE THE FAMILY’S FOOD Persons Owning Small Plots of Ground Given Information On . Cutting Costs of'Living AUTOMATIC HOPPER CARTON for the LARGEST* Mutual Fire Insur^ ance Gmjbany in Michigan. 25,QQ0'Satisified Patrons ■ $4,(10(1,(100.(10 haw been paid in losses since organization ... A Policy that ‘ PR OF EC TS at an HONEST price. Now you can get Wayne All Mash Chick Starter in con­ venient 10 lb. cartons that htake handy, automatic feed hoppers. Each hopper pro­ vides feeding space for 20 chicks. "Start ’Em Right” with Wayne. For Information, Write' STATE MUTUAL RODDED FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 702 CHURCH ST. VV. V. IIUHUAS. err<l.<>»]'!LMk>>. WAYNE]’ALL MASH CHICK STARTER FLINT. MICHIGAN Edmonds Elevator & Implement.Co. 11. K. I ISK'.S cy„ Him, Midi. Hastings, Michigan SOI'TII covrs (iltoVE. , -nik and wife and Wayne Merrick and - Hii m II l’hilli|v.zand wife of cirand u*’<--u ll.t un ■ pein ■uu/nso. with Rai*ML..MM-m Sunday at c. m Sto-* Mr «<»•» Mrt«. lyl" Fisher. .11- '. ’ ' ' -Mr .ind M< Gordon Endsley and When sates of alarm (dork* pick up Children and Marvin Hall of ugafli shall Lima dial th«‘ie in no idle sfM-nt Slihduy .u Wilt ll. mr lonid-i any i -if* for iH'iii” .d.itirird^Herbert I n .ter and wile. Ben Mu- Purlhind Orniui^.m. • ■London Opinion. Telephone 2118 Great -Britain being without prphibttem—Ogden Standard-Times. Save with Safety at tlu- Rexall Store Motor Fuel Wall Paper New 1932 Patterns! Wc have good new 1932 wall paper priced as low its 5c single roll, 10c double roll. Bring tn your samples and let us com­ pare quality and price. Other decorative papers from I Oc lo $ 1.00 a double roll. WINDOW SHADES Wr have nil gnulvs nnd colors ami will mnke them to lit your windows. Prices A re Down ! A C<mhI cloth shade complete with spring roller and fix­ lure* NOW 45c All Other Grades in Proportion ART LAC cr£ perfect attendant?. Jean hmtei ha;, a perfect attendance First I ter honor* but ton v were given t I Rotter.-. Mary j. .in smith. E Tlu The New Paint for In­ terior woodwork and Furniture. . You can blaze a trail of beauty in-the home with Art Lac. It dries in 4 Fin'tirs anil "comeiT in a beautiful line <K colors. Ask for color can I. • Carveth & Stebbins n* Sald at any Standard Oil Store Service Station GOODS DELIVERED TELEPHONE 2131 and at most garages H«>tn Ihunday till Sunday I Sunday. Mrs. Erkcrt. who Ims been ir [floor health for some time Was a very patient sufferer. | .Verdun Covtltc and family mrotnI panted his two sisters, Mrs . Art Gam lake, to the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Covillc of WoodMrs. Art Eckert received the tad news of the death of her brotlwr, Willlain Bumtord. of Lansing, whose death occurred -Monday. Mr Butnfcrd. al young man. Jtadjhe flu. complications arising which caused his death. aud Mrs R. E Owens and daughters! pt Grand Haven at Jo vj»h Crockford'.-: i Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wickham and nonv ■■ ..... , ,, (..mtui,.' Art Richardson and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durkee. Keith and! lhe formers nephew. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Valentine at: . ... ... . ^eJTOOur Rplgjer-a near Freeport; Mr. Carl Hewitt and family of Woodland Sunday evening. and Mrs. Walter Durkee. Julia and jMarslial and Marguerite Begor who Mrs Sarah Durkee at Elmer Rising's in nod chicken pox are both able to at­ Huttings; Mr nnd Mr-.. John Meade tend school again. .. Mrs Vaughn Fuller of HaMtngi at Ben Crockf ord'jrf Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Barnum. and daugiip r> and Clarence Lester Pow« ns lias been quite ill past week with the flu. Mfrs Helene Thaxton of Otsego Oolcman and daughter of South Has­ tings at John McLeod's. Richard Durkee and Hubert Barn­ been having the flu but is much letter um were in Lansing Thursday. at thin writing. Mary Taylor entertained the Four Times Seven club Saturtiay evening. Forest Willitts of Hastings spent from Wednesday until Friday at the home of hls mother, Mrs. John Craw- Mr. and.Mrs. James Null, Sr., and son, Johu D., of Oteego spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. James Null, Jr., and family. Mr. Charles Watkins; has been quite III with the flu for sbtnc time. . RDINARY gasoline makes no at­ tempt to match seasonal temper­ ature changes. Extremes ol weather quickly find it wanting, but Standard Red Crown—the better gasoline­ matches every month in the year with maximum efficiency. It’s a costly manufacturing process, but vastly satisfactory to maker and user. Right now you’ll find Standard Red Crown primed for instant starting—speedy getaway—smooth and silent going. If you were proud to drive with Standard Red Crown during the fall and winter, you’ll find it even better now. Because it has been improved.Higher anti-knock—better perform­ ance— more mileage—more power for the long pull. O I! .LL । lucoM E "•the MOST STUBBORN ^ECZEMA | at lorn nneoai.-T It Bums Clean at Any Speed! STANDARD OIL COMPANY STANDARD RED CROWN THE BETTER GASOLINE . �rilE-HASTINGS BASNER. WEbSESDAl'. MARCH 30. 1»33 PAGE TWELVE BLAKE SCHOOL NOTES.. FIT FARM RECEIPTS We had an Easter Party Friday TO FIXED CHARGES afternoon Wc had a piny named Neariy "Cotton Tails tn Pol!;cne.u- Land " The SEED Time ! Taxes and Other Costs Must Be character* were. Mr*;. Longear*^-Eliza-, beth Woodman. Sth grade; Mr* Cotton, Paid Whether Business Is Tall—Dorothy Foote. Sth grade. Molly Large or Small Cottoii Tall -Donjxia Wilcox. 3d grade. •Piicr Cqtton Tail—Alice Lacour^c. 2nd. .An attempt to make the tunoum ot made: and Grandma Cotton Tall—.; farm producta which arc >wld each year fit tlw of -the fixed expenses dialogue nunu-d "E. y! the UYtn is recommended in un ugr.cuiturnl outlooir published lit Michl- Stade; Betty Hayward 4th i.radi; Mil­ dred Bo>er. 4th gradt;. “*Ki Dorrm I. ... . 1 include taw*. in- Wilcox. 3rd grade Th,- n.-freahnimr? < 'tt-*! or. t|ie investment; rtrpn c iutlon n building. mid t-quipmiiit. and thi- tended were. Sarah Coak. ilinr i-ouiribntcd by . the owner aw! having i vaenttnn. The other :h<- innount nf crops and Mrs. Frank Castle. Mr Wed. and ti certain Chui icy Foote and’bin-. Ly tM-ci’.to meet Mid Dirk. Mr» Fcirts Broun oiimneo\ Coral Wnodmun. Llrwel Tin- farmer’s profit can be Secured man. and Teddy Hut ward only after tin? fixed chunks arc paid. Tlw _u inner* in Amr. antlii re nr» and. Lr Ron wiluni mra If you are going to need FARM SEEDS of any variety tins. spring wefmyite you to call and talk with ulBeiore you buy. , ' We May Be Able to Save You Money! We carry .a full slock of PURE MICHIGAN GROWN SEEDS. If you come and see us about your seed problems it will place you under NO OBLIGATION to buy from us. FRIGIDAIRE The General Motors Value in the Refrigeration Industry Four Cubic Foot ’Moraine Model -unrig better i»io wn the lata M3o LOWEST PRICES in Frigid^ire History DAYTON and' lnr»t<<ck prodifrrd in Mtchlfra arc outhnrd In the agricultural ' rail rrom the bui We give you PROMPT DELIVERY on all grades of COAL. pent from riiuiMia Full line of Poultry and Sfock Feeds. Haight .» ■ >M..*n ixitipfiih'd unul Ap» । l day mcviuur lay l> M Smith Bros. Velte & Co. M:.!i Hastings, Mich. Phone 2257 iiiitnbtf hlficii First Again! A&P leads the way by reducing thie Price of ( GRANDMOTHER’S WHITE BREAD oTA i. / WHERE ECONOMY RULES 1-lb. Loaf REGULAR or SLICED 'CHEVROLET You get the best Same Fine Ingredients, not a new loaf NOW CHEVROLET SERVICE 1 JJ-lb. Loaf - TWIN OR SLICED NOW from your Chevrolet dealer at the PLEASE NOTE — No reduction in the famous Grandmother’s Quality. It remains exactly .the same. Made from High-Grade Flour, FIchchmarm’s Yeast, Highly Refined Salt, 100% Pure Shortening, Pare Cane Supar and Sweetened Condensed Milk. Delivered Fresh Daily. . - LOWEST PRICES IONA FLOUR for quality work 2“w-'b- •>«« 2 PkBt. 25c CIGARETTES GOLD MEDAL or PILLSBURY FLOUR SEMINOLE TOILET TISSUE Carlon S1.25 39c . 24W-lb.b.K 65c 4 roll. 25c SCRATCH FEED “Daily Egg” 100-lb. bag $1.15 CHOCOLATE DROPS Rich, Creamy lb. 10c Y<-.ur Chevrolet denier is in a better position than anyone else to give you -quality work at lowest prices. His service station is factory-supervised. He has factory-designed tools mid cquipmcnt-factory-trained attendants and mechanics, He uses only genuine Chevrolet parts. And lie is per­ sonally interested.in seeing lb it that you arc satisfied-with youj Chevrolet. ' ... HOUSECLEANING NEEDS ... SOAP CHIPS A.sw'.tL of weekly service specials to empliasize the low prices on Chev­ rolet tepair w ork starts today, For the week .of March 28th, the’special will be brake adjustments, for which the bargain prices below prevail. if ' BROOMS ADJUSTING 1930-31*32 1928-1929 75c brakes V R • U Y T n TI AS Ag Ulni-M olMr and Mr- Ben Cunipi*-!; , ! youngcri daugnuir. uhc having luid a hiupital Friday 301 EAST STATE ST. Phone 2680 : Hastings Sturdy Four Sew PORK ROAST RtGUlARlY $1SO 27c each 29C - IN A4P QUALITY MARKETS - brakes ■IGUIARLY 5-Ib. carton GALVANIZED PAILS 10-quartSize 2 for 25c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 4 cans 25c GOLD DUST WASHING POWDER large pkg. 19c LUX For Fine Fabrics large pkg. 21c CHKVROUtT HOTOH COMPANY, DKTKOIT. MICH., DIVISION OF QSNERAL MOTORS ADJUSTING EASY TASK afternoon ut Picnic Cuts, Lean LARD Open Kettle Rendered 50-lb. tin $2.50 PURE PORK SAUSAGE HAMBURGER Fresh Ground PICNIC HAMS Sugar Cured BEEF POT ROASTS. -----------. Choice Cuts STEAK " Round or Loin Tender Young Beef Stewart Waters and Mi Gordie DurtUM and Da* id in Del- j Charity Beck and wile,of Guk-*buici J spent Sunday with’ home folk*. - ( Lb. lb. 10c lb. 14c A&P FOOD STORES The Great Atlantic. 4 Pacific Tea Co. 7c lbs. 22c lb*. 15c lb*. 25c �IKE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30. 1W3 CLOVERDALE. FREEPORT. I Mr. and Mra. Bernard.DKJolia at-; Clifton Meek of Grand Rapids. Is I tended the funeral of a relational ■pending the week al I he Walton home. Belle* w Saturdav Mr. and, Mrs Claude Wuhan and Mrs Wm. Butler of Kal.imazoo family were In Grand Rapids Saturday i vlrited frienda and - relatives in thi* Mrs Claude Walton and children j vicinity Thursday. Mr. and Mrs Hugh MacDonald at ter, -Mrs, George Brownell and hus; Richland visited, their parent* Thura- ilMfixi of Flint. j----, Joc Kauffman arcnmpattled Kenneth ! Tltnrc who attended the •Skyscra|xr Breandk- to Clarksville Thtirwlay. •.Concert* Sunday night al Kalamaroo; ... <■' Ktltr_rr„r ulf„ .. nrv ....I Mo. HMU MU, Koll,- > g LlUrtl,. !“"mi” iSr ">“„oK <?■ BAKING POWDE R SAME PRICE It'S double acting 25 25* 1|*'"l.hp.'“J a< «■■■ Owirie ThMi.pMm illy of plitjnwell spent Ea-*tt-r with tlr-ir. |1Qlnr , parviiu.- Mr. mid Mrs Arthur Jolin: ............... , r(K.j. .• Rev. and Mrs. Wheeler were Grand I Mis Hammond U Hayings ‘ i*nt th< ,R°»“d4 ',u‘ur’ Wednesday I week mid with her daughter, Mrs. Maik, R«-v. and Mrs Wheeler attended the Mtutlor.ary Society at the home ot Garrison. • j Mr and Mrs Grover Davenport and Mr. and Mrs. John Brake Thursday. I mother und daughter Helen were MidDon Taller of Hastings was a caller 1 dlcville yUltars* Easter Hutyiay. Saturday al the George Thomiwm । Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Storm of Bat- home Cullers Saturday at tliy Henry Ad­ ■ MFs. Walter Lewis va. a -week end -tx-wls and faijuly ol South Bownc. ' caller al the home of her parents. Mr. MLs* Donna Moore of Juckwii spent ‘ and Mt* Welton Brooks. the week-end with the home. fulk*. . mother. Mra. Patton MILLIONS OF POUNDS USID Clancy and . >n Bob- •lie funeral Monday of the hitter’s ■uncle, Rev. Gcbrgc Cappy of Welcome I Corners. " funeral ot MrM. Callum.. uiiclr i Mr. and Mrrf Shirley Joy. and chil­ i drvn j>f Toledo. Ohio, expect Mon to ptr-id'-iil of tiw Hugh-Grahuin, Tin ' imiivc henowing to Mr. Joy .s ill health. lolf club, but am M •'"* m. Com *' Chapin rand ;.on Lyk-, mid: LaVcrn Seger and two daughter. Mt> Gladys Sterling and i Mr. and httli': daughter, of Ci<>« Village ar; :-«n- <j! Grand Rapids were guests Sun­ ,.! day of Mr. anil Mr - Elmer Rnitsii. visiting i Mr. and Mra Adam Gaekier and vx-ifiity. .;dmigiitir Reatliii of Middleville called Friday at tiie Elmer RouMi home. Mr Ina Kuhi - * nnd. Mr* Gaekier were former local residents and Mi * Reatha u student Arthur Waugh Foies- Sunday wr • <il our lota; school. Mr and Mra Dodgson of Richland’ WhlUu y of Kalanutzpo und Mr. n js! We an- glad lo Welcome: buck Mra. Mrs and Mi. C'<ru Gardener.‘Who has been ‘pindjing the winter in Hu. uin;* .since tiie MU* .Iran Waugh;l,tl‘,h h,r Withcy, Elmo snvdi r ..... ut kalu-;,h *,u’ Pdtly winter. isfted frlrndi arid reint 40 OUNCIS FOR i< r> at the home of Mr. und Mra. .Deming'Sunday were Mr. unp Burge arid children arid Mr.-. Charier. fa-thn Adkins of Jack-cn were al Jim Howurd';-o:i Ku’ti r suni iv. •’ ink nnd fam*. . Two car'VMdi. itt folks from ht-rc atti-nrkd-tiie forty vox,- chorus bf the Suring Atlxir Seminary which satin ut th>* Enianuel Hoiliv •<» church nt Battle _ . i«>rma Creek Sunday afternoon. Too. much helping at the telephone n,U en:! riot be -Mid of tlx- gnat work that the seminary b clolna for the .young Haw! Now . Mterncwn with Mra. barn tion. and it dore us so much gun so many , yr,ung people .corner: cc and anime their be the wrath Yf Jujiitcr miiht them to the bottom ol tlw .xlivldcd anton; |! you gel in the 5407 first Standard, nil on owner De­ smalt* hnmcS, and a% part W t|ie principal and mu-fich month, tlx. .security is each month made liUK MEMBERSHIP Lorin Association Detroit, Michigan iiiiiiidiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiuuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiniitiiiiiiiniuNiuiiiiiuiiin OU know as well as we tlo, it.never pays anyone to in is'-r epresent hjs goods. 1 hat is', if he wants to stay in busi­ ness and grow, You can believe us when we say the greatest values today are in Goodyear 1 ires - i FIE leading make. We ktiow what we are talking about. If you will give us a little time we will demonstrale'the reasons why. Come in and see. ’It will pay us bojth. ; mu named u : 7.vth In " Wc wliJi iht many inure Leona Kidder und Dale, und South Bou rn.-, induy nt the 'ixxti in HHMlnc.- with her daughter, Mra iVbrnor fa nton. und famiy. j The following item upjeared in tlu. j .. . Herald Mareli 10. which who arc, personally acquainted tiie young wan in qncMIiJu which follows.. Culver. Indiana- Vcrrwr II. Moore. Jr , 801 CanihrMi:<-, Blvd.. S. E Grand R;ipid&, Michigan, a cudcL at (culvnr Mditsry Academy, was honored tn a special a scfublv Uf cadet* and ! faculty Friday when he was presented j with tlw: sliver "A” in recognition <>f*his I high neanemle standing throughout [the iir.st semester ol tiie first year. 1 Scholarship rankings which have jui-t fa-CJi.issurd by .Col. F. L. Hunt Cadet I Moore (recently received a medal when l'i’ won the JO mile marathan s^iin. He is ;« secund r.Ia - Runner and pistol nuirksman. Cadet Moon- Ls mhi of Dr. Vcrnor Moore, and ur.mdMin of Mr. and Airs. I. E. Moore of Freeport. । Mrs Cltarlic Price und baby, Marleta ure spending Several days with • tiie farmer's parents. Mr. und Mrs. Dc- I Mias (.fenevicre- Bdihlcr. who iinderI wciit tpiOpcraUon lust Week ul Ann Ai tor uppendlciti*, returned to htsr Iwrih* Saturday tiiudt improved 4n jlicgllh. Mr. and Mrs. Fn-d Tiibbrrer und Mis* Dorothy Tabbercr were Grand Rapids visitorvSaturduy. .. ' Mr* Shiilty Joy id Toledo, Ohio, called Saturday un Mr*. George BasMr anctMr.-. <»lcn Perkin-, and fam­ ily arc now nlcvly located in the 1 Grotgo Perkins'i>ou*c. • Mi.1--* Kate Kidder nf Ha-itings uprnt fautfett. lust comniututv grt-logcthrr meeting nt Hr.- ipcnl M. E rhurrh parlor* A i»tluck slipper nnd t<, program put on. ' Mr ahri Mr: J.nk Wynn and three children of Logunsport, Indiami. came Saturday to fcjM-mi Euster with Ike Who isn’t looking for all the value his money will f«mu'r» imrents. Rev. mid Mr . A. E. get him these Hays? Just let us show you the 1931 Wynn. Mr. Wynn will return to’hls. work Monday and Mr* Wynn and children will remain for tlw week 4 Mrs. Lulu Cannavan of Lo^un.-called ,( Friday U Mrs.- Moina Vandcrlip u doing house Mrs work for' Joseph Roush ot Portland. Mrs. George Forbey uiyl daughter, j Velma and aon Gerald accompanied. ?.!r. und Mrs. H. M. Baughner to Hus­ ' tings Saturday. j Mr. and Mrs. LuVcrnc Hcger and ! f<ns of Grand Rapids were caller* Suni day at tlw George Scccf home. P A Thomas and wife were tn HaslUligs Saturday. GUARANTEED TIRE REPAIRING ; Mists aeauor Thaylor of Cmupbcll GOOD USED TIRES $1 up spent Easter with Evelyn Overholt. [ Mr. and Mr*. WaAl Hynes of Mllhngton ure spending their Easter vacation ' with the formers purcnU. Mr. und ’ Mr*. I’rartk Hytwa. NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. PHONlf 3482 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN DOWN TO A TEE, Golf Widow: "Ybu think so much ol your Vid golf game that you don t even remember when wc were married.” DELTON. MICHIGAN Dull-i. 'Qf cuutjc I do. my dear; it was a. day’ ar two before I sank iiiiuuuiuiHiiiii • that 30-foot putt." Goodyear Speedway 29 x 4.40-21 $3.95 29. x 4.50-20 4.30 30 x 4.50-21 4-37 28 x 4.75-19 $5.11 29 x 5.00-19 5.39 31 x 5.25-21 6.63 Still Lower Prices in Pairs! BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SHOP SMITH & DOSTER Heavy Asphalt LOCK SHINGLES jflAO/ LESS THAN THE f REGULAR PRICE. AfV/O Hastings Lumber & Coal Co TELEPHONE 2515 w FRANK SAGE . Hoarded Money A dollar bill i-hanko hands about W Um into rtrculatinn. in a year * time it uould do 1X1 billion dollars north ol business. There have been no failures of Building and L<xn AsMxUtiuns are proteefed from naris by Stale statute. Why not invest institution? family <4 Grand Ruuid* ®11£ Rational |£oan & ^nueatment (fompanit il and fall'. from Fridv UP S' id,, ,-^at from Wohiixliiy till Ft with Mr. and Mrs John Mr. and Mw. Fred Hi 1250 GrfawoRl St., Detroit Eirehllthcd 18X9 Mr. anti ii, . Smith Six•:man 'rail- d Corn< Muhfay Hlirrinau bl Mr. and Mr:- Cleo Rlsbrii&ei uritl- of KriUmiooo- >j>i-tn fjai and Mr Frank Ot | and.Mn. Ft vi.srtcd family *w.nl Sundaj Investing Safely PAGE MORGAN. I LAKE ODESSA. Mr. snd Mrs Harry Hammond and! David Smith Hr. ii.very ilh family and E B Hynmnnd of-Vcr-l Frank Bretz h very il| with heart' montviHe spent Easter Sunday' with .trouble. Hu -on Gerald rand wife oil Mr and Mra J. W Shaffer. Detroit arc here far a few days . Mtsi Dcrothy Mrart ot Ncwirgo. Mi.’.* - Clara Conklin i.- tecoyering from Muriel'Young of ffaventM and Donald her Illness at the home of her nle£e. Mrad of Michigan State College spent Mrs. Bessie Groff. their Easter vacation •pith Mr and, Mr. and Mrs. James Shaw of Grand, Mrn. Elgin Mead ; Ledge spent Saturday .and Bunday with! Master Linwood Christopher nf Lan- hls sister, Mrs H. Hamburger, andj sing is visiting her parents, Mr. and family. , WJiync Chrwtopher. ..; Mr . Mau^IJowning of fidwwa. a sli>Mrs IJ A McClelland L . ;.:k and ter of Byioil Edep.of thi* plan-, died­ : Thursday noon at,her norm. The fu­ neral took place Serntny at the Bapwrvlcr at the’.Mnrg»n church Sunday'lltst. church nnd btkjl In tlu- Baptist 'missed a treat. .v> the paator. Rev. I. Gibb*, gave a wry appropriate talk on Miss Manun Curtia spending th' I the life of seed. Rev Kelley of.______ ...._____ _______... Spring Arixzr gave a wry interesting j family of Hasting*. . talk on Christian cducatimi at the Mr and Mrr. Earl Herd entertained: Sprjng Artx>r Seminary and Edwin their son Lloyd and family of Grand __J- ...-c. and Beulah Boice, .brothr _ ind Rapids Easter day sister who attend the s IT —*" Ervie Howard <4 Dearborn was in having'lovely . voices, -ang ae»___ . town Saturday and Mv-' -lrLs Reed re­ lections which ucre’crrntly enjoyed by turned home with him to q*nd her vae.iuon. ■' J. I.. Miuis& Son, LocirTRepresentative, Hustings Eflrt MCKilltHn 11 with her Mr. and Mr« I Dnn<iiughter Phyllis • iop:J end’Grand Rapich ■ B'-r'A MrKiblrn and fieri orOrangryilk’ and fla‘tins.< called Edd. McKlbbli ind Wm. c. Raymond home were. Mr. and Mr­ P D. William:, and daughter Arditti oi Ruth Raymond and of Cheh-ea unft AUCTION SALE Owing lo the death of my wife, I have decided to quit farming and will sell at public auc­ tion my personal property at my farm located oh Section 15, Carlton township, 84 miles northeast of Hastings, 6 miles northwest of Woodland, 1 mile north and 1 mile east of Carl­ ton Center, on 0 TUESDAY, APRIL 5 Starting at 12:00 o’clock. LIVESTOCK f^air of mules. Work horse, weight 1200. Cow, 4 years old (fresh). Cow, 7 years old (fresh). Cow 10 years old. Yearling heifer. 40 White Leghorn hens. 2 shoats. TOOLS Grain drill, 1-1 hoe. Champion mowing machine. . 17-tooth drag (John Deere). Oliver plow. Hay Rak</. Wagon. Harrison Sleighs. Trailer. Hay fork and 115 ft. rope. Buzzing rig and gas engine. Feed grinder. Iron kettle. 12-barreI water tank. MISCELLANEOUS Sharpies’ cream separator No. 3 (nearly new). 2 milk cans. Brooder stove. 25 gallon jar. 4 swarms bees. C HAY & FEED 3 tons hay. 10 bushels early seed potatoes. 5 bushels seed corn. HOUSEHOLD GOODS Large Estate Heatrola (nearly new). Sheet iron heater. Large cupboard. Dining room table. 6 dining room chairs. Buffet. ■ Two 9x12 Congoleum rugs. 9x12 velvet rug. ?2x9«wool and fiber rug. 10x10 Congoleum rug. 9x12 wool and fiber rug. 6x9 rug. 2 bureaus. Bed and dresser. Domestic sewing machine. 3-burner oil stove. Couch. Rocking chairs. Davenport. Oak bedroom suite. Stands. Mattress* Large morror, 18x40. Carpet sweeper. Washing machine. Copper boiler. ‘ Lamps. Dishes. Canned fruit. Porch swing. Shultz organ. Sausage grinder. And other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS—All sums of $10.00 and under, cash. Over that amount, 6 mos. time will be given on bankable notes with interest at 7'<. 4' • discount for cash. No properly removed until settled for. : LLOYD ALLERDING, Prop. COL. W. >V. H. COUCH, Auctioneer. / BERNIE MclNTYRE, Clprk. �TIIE HARTTNC.S BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20. 19M PAGE FOURTEEN | LEGAL NOTICES | TVT4T HOPE. , QI’IMBV. On i»cr<nm« of lllm>« nnd death In Last Weeks Letter. The community was saddened' by th# community the P. T A. was iwrt.<> The community meeting nt the;Ira‘«he Midden passing of Chai. CatfHdih.; pnned indefinite v. ' McCallum home Friday evening was “ l°m. resident of this place Much. Raster supper which was povt" well nt fended and enjoyed. The fol- ;.»ytnpathy is extended the bereaved ■ lwn,.<i llM.t week will lx Thursdayoftlcers were elected«»*’*• . ■lowing —-------------------------—u. »PrvsldfntJ — ♦-night. March 3L at Quimby church, will f-i Belle McCallum: virv-president, Grace Mrs. Clara Johnston of' Jackson* begin serving at 5:30 o'clock. Every­ McCallum; treasurer. Richard Lau- spent the week end with Iwr daughter, body welcome. - ' bough: secretary. Earl McKIbbin;, Mrs Shirley Rittman, and family. Miss Naomi Bid'hnan of Hidings ■» , flower committee. Fern Barnes. Lena' Mr. and Mr*. John CasM-leln of •,pending some tame at her home hrie. i laiubaugh and Maiy McCallum. The Rockford are spending wune time with Several from this place attended the. 1 next meeting will be held at Dan Me- I relatives here . r Parish al Good Wil? . Cullum* • J M1m Hah Chaffee, ulio has-been soi ——•• Faster • Pageant ----- — COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS CREDITORS AND DEPOSITORS of Mielir-’.iH. tlw Circuit Court }• ! o__ .1 .«. mlmAll All <) wrv "J" wndJdThe<aRmumr mw-ting^Tidav ' ParWi Family night will be held ut Kdd. Spdnablc. who wns quite sdr­ : Mr nnrj !■ L> Woodman und.Qu;n,by «hur‘1' Al»r“ >■ night mudy hint SMurday when hr tel! from {Knlarnas-oo. I, ; Glenn Mun hoUn- attend) d the fun-1 eral of hls uncle. Mr. Schulmeyer of! Plain*ell mi Saturday afternoon. . j ' )., I Harold Foster, was in the.neighbor-1 - • • • hix*l la- t week clrccking up on our 4,"'.11 club Wc arc very glad to <-ay ih<->-( ”.,n|.irc coming litw-nnd nearly'finishedJ / :• luith the year's work. Wo have one first; -•'ar RirL’Jkmna Keller; two secondi J'i v< ar girl-;, fiulah Keller and Laurisj . ■lAiidvr;.. und•three third year girts' . ’■ Marjorie Ward and Helen, and ttorh! { , i .Ar>'l)!z. Club leader, Mr> Hai>uld! 1 ■ . Springer. Wr expect to go to tile local I 1 Achievement Day utMJelton on April I J,',;; 18th or 10th. The club i, railed tlu-! , , . Double Clover Sewing chib. . * Mr. and Mrs. Chester Johnrock and! •;;; children of Gun lake spent Sunday, at ,7’ Harold Springers. ) ■ •• . Jeise Osgood left Friday for a visit. • ’ " With relative* lit Akron ;tml Youngs­ ‘ town. Ohio, stopping enroute to visit j : 1 Isaac and Mildred in Huntington and! - •" Munrie. Indiana. , it . ■ ORDERED- ADJUDGED nnd whd maj DECREED that all have 'claim* attain t prepare jind furnish .blank proofs claim to b< ii «'d for >ueh purpose. o .further ORDERED Illis OnWr lx- published >> tor twelve succc’slvtv x [kijx t printed. pubM?licd and circulated in tlw village ot Na'-livUlt’. Barry Coun­ ty. Michigan. ‘ It. 1 a! o finthef ORIVFRED ADJUIXiFD and pECREED tljpt In d.;fanl! ot any «udp«ir filing proof' of cjalrn within niiufv da>;« froth the.’ r<Ut«- hereof, tiie -aid Receiver shall >itocc«d with.tiie distribution <it the ved when divirtbutiim made. A Iriir. copt: . Mon;-G Hill, clerk. Leon Kurrei. Austin Livingston and! dniurht. r Maybeltr and mother. Mr! Christina Living»t<m. were in Ionia! Thursday Nadia Hines lias been ill the [»ast Mr. and Mr*. .McKenna and Mr and 1 Mrs. Dortatter spent Wednesday tn| ’” Grand Rapi.ds. ■ n| Sirs. Frank Tusker of Lake Odc.v.i Livingston. Wedne.-dov afternoon.. ... Mrs. Henry Norcutt attended the. t V.j meeting of the Past Noble Grand Circle 1 which wm entertained ut the ijome of | "jMr*. Milo Norcutt in Clarksville Thursi.!,. day afternoon. . i Helen Hanna spent the week end 1 ’ with her grandparent.:. Mr. and Mr/. i K-'lly in Smith Boston. i Forest Ltviiigrton. wife and daughter 1 Audrey Lou of Mecosta came Sunday I * for n few day's visit with their parents. •. . Mr and Mr.-. Walter Livingston and! ■ family. . I Lansing Friday. The Mill P. T. A. which was post­ poned on ucmunt of Influenza and tad heather will be held Monday evening I March '-’8. Burdette Livingston attended sfScclai! church services in Sunfield Eridaj\rmd! Saturday. tit r’. Hl MILK MADE BREAD t* 6c Plain or Twin Plain or Sliced 1-lb. loaf Evaporated Fancy White MILK CORN Country -Club Counts) Club 25c * SCRATCH FEED 100-lb. bag $1.13 5 HALLOWAY SUCKERS LUX 25C ran.’ for Kiddie* favorite - purest ingredient) 2 i«. FLAKES PRETZELS 45c 10c lb. Tomato Juice - Standard quality - rich in vitamlna Kidney Beans APPLE BUTTER Mra.hr 19c Country Club - from (elected applet * ASSORTED COOKIES do,. Dalicioui home made - old fadlion style EVAPORATED APRICOTS ib. 13c ib. pkg*. 25c Bulk 2 * TEA SIFTINGS . l ine* quality Mrs Raymond Bachl-llor and dill-1 dren of Clawson arc visiting the for-1 mer’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Warr. of Hopkins .spent Sunday with relatives Mis* Bryant t.f Hastings Is caring fur Cha.'. Ca.telcin who „ very ill with plural pneumonia. / , visited nt Cha*. Scott's the ptr-t week. , ? , , , 7', "A 'Tl*c Young People* chts- was pleasv.-•• an. -^w.-i antly-cntirtauuid.at-thc home of Viv.m , . .• ... । vi I slM'»ab!c.. . ' \. \ I Mr. and Mrs Laurence Ritzman and | family of Hasungs are moving’ on r->' 1 ■ r"- ’2_’ ] the farm they purchased at D. Havi-; *“*. .... 1 land, Alt welcome them to tlw com-I IIVI^T ItlTLAND. :numt>, dr;. lh<‘.- Wilcox und son] -­ Nile Orangeville, weie guest u nr:: u.iv m -former.-, brother. Jun corner* where they Have been vlritmU f<" cv i n » .the latter's Mt ter and family. ‘.V* ,Frs,ael*, S,o.r,ilan.1 aad| All are glad to know Mrs George’ sS.rvD’‘V ^f"lday ‘n (Scdjt is Jowly improving- Miw Veda! Kulaini.-co with th,- former * d3Uth.l8t.ud(1<t-w-TW,htd nur.r « caring for: :-r. Mrs. Willard Bagley und family. ihcr nt prwnt j ?UhS‘ nOt a> WrU a‘ lM’ri Mrs p,'ar! FUtzman entertained her M? . 7. » rv , < .) .M Wlng CUM la. t Saturday. Mr. and Mr.-. Roy DaugU„,of Ha.;-| , , ____________________ wr' 7 Il,rpowers echoes. er ■ j..:-:;’.'. Mr. and Mr.- Dan Doug„ „ , ... ;■ • -Jo.-. ,.’..0 called on h-.v brother.I tRay d’»r|lt'y- brotly;r, ?' O')", md fanj’ly 1 Mn-. Frank Trnvi.i. parsed away nt patMr ‘ami Mrs. Jup -Wilcox and chit-itk C.rt‘< lc R“.^tar1’1'^ Thursday aitrrdren and B. nj Jenkin, were Vu.-Ms on *M,'nd “l!r lynuwthy Sunday of Mr. and Mr*. Altirt Nuth, to.^lr'’ Travis und family. ; Mr. and Mrs Camer .bchondeltncyer ■aiid family spent Sunday with her par-1 Roy Oakv and children, were R'.wsl.s on Sunday:. ents. Mr ahd Mrs. James Bowerman, ini - Yankee Spriitgs. — —oicy Tlw Gia.*.* Cntk Home’ Extension I Betty Fox of Hastlmn siJertt her Mipprt that was to have been held Fri­‘ spring vacation with Mr. and Mr* day night un* tfiis Frl-’; Miner Palmer, and DorLs Travis of <!.iv evenlm:. April J Pai luck supjwrj Grandville, came Saturday morning .it seven o'clock. Everypne welcome, j to remain over the week end. Mr*. Mary Havens, uyed BC year..!I Mr amt Mrs. Arthur Bedford arid /family sjicnt Easter Sunday with her pawed away Wednesday noon at tho;’! parents, at Grand Rapid*. lirftie of her son William and wife .after.I Sunday guests ut the home of Mr. havir.it been oniflned to her home slncei ?;.ml Mrs. Miner Palmer were. Mr. apd New YeaF* day. The funeral hf ld I1 r Mrs Roy Travis of Grandville. Mr. and at tlw home Friday p, M, conducted by' ’■ j Mrs. Oscar Palmer of Hartings and Ri*.- Conklin and she was laid to rest J ,t>; n,.. >. <>> 1.. .---- ---------- ; Jack Alletdlng of Carlton Center. Miss ST, A l«r«<John^n .nA oer.M n-aronl fi n™ ., 'SaaiAllI. wm .n<a.won e.llm. H .a. . i "T'lUpKU Hie week ewl win. her ' " ’"ti1?- P"''nu. Mr ml Mr.. Frank Trwru. *urJ-< [-*k-' J*ke Odem Midw .... ,adl, ,twcted ttlll Mona»y “‘.“L1""-, W“M- nwenta, to Iran.-or llw ae.il, ol our land. Ann Artur. UMM .nd Ctarrr-irtr^M n„<hb„, Iuuc WoUe. k, , ,» ' BilUe Goodrich of Jacksqn spent the . Miss Luclla Dtmn of the Kalama?.*-. uwJt rnd wUh hu grandparents. Mr.; ..^Normal 1* *p.ndm« her vacation with Blld Mrs JiMne* Mohler. her parents. Mr. and Mrs Harry Dunn I | Din Douglaj** was In Hastings, Sat­ . i'irday and called to see hia brother.' — : Oicy, who had been' ill the post week l Last Week’}. Letter. with the flu. He was better that day ’, Doru MrKibbln spent the week encl . with her brother. Willuuu. ot PralrieNOKTH MAPLE (iROVE. Well ,iu»; on tlu day spring begin*.: Mr. xind w Mrs. Freeland Marshall ot1 G#org# McKIbbin Is not. so well at . Old Man winter give* us a buioard. Out; Detroit‘ visited —...wSaturday , ...... „.. w night and. this writing. -------------. ... t. ad nnwA.w out all night with the; Easter with their parent*. ... Mr. and Mod Margaret McKIbbin has been sick, aww plow and we have tnpre snow | Harve Mnrsliall. I and drifts than any time Hus winter. | Mrs. Fred Hanes has been helping There was a good attendance at SunV- !.»•.<• two new mbtv >n our road cafe tor Mrs Lucy Hyde Smith ot day school Sunday Everyone try to at*Mr and Mr* Arahu Cunningham a Nashville who is seriously ill - und each Sunday b->- *nd Mr and Mr* Cliafle* Rowley Mr and Mr* Ira Black and children Sunday school will be held next Suna r- .V , of Battle Creek rpent Easter with their day at the Yankee Springs church at Mrs Elsie Rot ha rd is sick with the -xher. Mrs Hulda Hawks |3.00 o’clock, followed by preaching by flu at thu writing , Mis* Prtida Euper ot Woodland was Rev H. H. Ooodin at 3 00 o'clock, lb* Janet Ptttenglll and Mr*. Elsie J* visitor In the Robert s home Sunday Everyone plan to attend i-Soclurd Jptuil Wixlmsday with Mrs.{and attended the church program In Charlie Ludlow expects to go tp De­ , Lucina Jordan in Hastings. •)' j tlw evening. j trull Munday. , Beechnut. JEWEL Coffee Coffee Vacuum Packed What have you been paying? delicioualy savory drink! \ 31c 3 b- 50c CREAM CHEESE 17c ii>.. ROLLED OATS 10 ib*. Bulk - economical food PUMPKIN RICE 25c 3no.2«2< Country Club finrrt ’ Fancy Blue Ro»e quality 5 w ll>«. Country Club Combination Sale 3 *«.. GELATINE DESSERT 1 Maraschino Cherries hr 29C 4 Glass Jelly Molds FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES — Oranges RADISHES Mich, hot house 3 foe RHUBARB California Ib. ROME APPLES Fancy Box lbs. LEAF LEI I UCE Michigan hat houie Ib. 10c 10c 19c 10c Head Lettuce ' Beef Kettle Roast le 1Oc Choice Chuck Cult RING BOLOGNA H.rrud. Cr.d. a 2 lbs. 25c BACON Sliced Wilwo Cellophane Wrapped 1/^ Lb. pkg. 10c CHICKENS Medium Fowl PORK SHOULDER ROAST c.it.rCui. Pork Roast Boneless Boned, Rolled and Tied Lb. Lb. 22c Lb. 10c 15c � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-04-06.pdf 2688c535af7f6b6b02b4330ab583e116 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER J* SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, APRIL 6, 1932 14 PAGES LIONS CLOD DOING SPLENDID SERVICEj'*uoK"!‘^ INTERESTING READING DELINQUENT TAXES MGE22PE0CENT MEETING MON. APRIL 18 COUNTY ACHIEVE MENJJJAY APRIL 8 Speaker and Hon6r Guest Is Atty. John Wendell Bird I OVER GOO WOMEN ENROLL of Lansing • "'•’'imrwn MANY ««»»«»»»» Announcement ASSISTING CHILDREN I , . TASK OF COLLECTION IS Tiic April meeting, of the ItrolhrrHAVING DPPPnTIVF B foimd ED IN TWENTY NINE HAVING DEFECTIVE nn advertisement of The Farmers Un­ j NOW UP TO THE COUNTY ihood will be held <ut Monday night. I'April 18, The speaker and honor guest EYESIGHT h,n Mutual Fire Ins'uratii-e Co., o* I GROUPS . TREASURER Burry, fonlu and Kent cqtintlea Tills I fwill lx* Jolui Wendell Bird, proseciitnig l"^ “ SAMPLES OF YEAR'S MEMBERS AND WIVES luifd, and it has been doing buslneM PROPERTY OWNERS ARE In ddent o! Lansini . VISITINP CHARLOTTE LIONS £.» “;“7!BEGINNING TO PAY UP I ,,,M, NUMBER 49 PAGES 1 to 8 DELEGATES TO DEMOCRAT STATE CONVENTION I IIUCTDIlPTIfiM IN I C Hid I llllu I lull III Lt' : G ION WELFARE WORK day, April 13 14 STATE SERVICE OrTICER The-Barry county Democratic eou-l uvm? am ctriurvAV AMn ventton held at {he coun, ) Thuni-| HERE ON SUNDAY AND day A Mj MiiiTh 31. r.lui r. John! MONDAY A. WoolQn and Cha.-. Leo: of Ha -1 kvr Of MhhHe'vdk1. Ward Quick and! VETERANS INTERVIEWED WORK ON EXHIBITION Fred Mayo-of Nashville as delegate;-; the state eOnvenUon to lx- held at. !sm. w«rk«. rwn m. s. a. h» i:.-. Saginaw. April-12 and 14'. Geo. Ixton-j REGARDING CLAIMS „ ~~Z. _ _ . ... . , ._ when -when thetire officers officers notice notice thethe rural* funds mrnrei ■ , „ at'uniur wuu . mine . si nanon Three Men to Be Initiated By 'running low,’an ivuressniciii uf "5 cent. IMiglfl II Not Be Saving to Hilvc will liavr 'mhhc wbBlhwhile tlungt to,1 [ard. Cha!' WoodrutT. A N Wiltiam<l Told of Best Procedure to Fol­ to Speak and Various Awards and L<v Howard of Hastings. John; low In Getting CompeniaBattle Or«ck—Growing In. ..i n,.•„<«>.. .«<!. ,.» A11 Taxes Collected By ’'.T . -ThrerereKb. ... rehow. J . M:uic For ■’'“I™'’ “ Our farmer Traders will be interested • J 'iuxxl mi the subject of crime and DUlt. v of MiddleviUc and Karl Paul tion For Disabilities terest In Orgnnizution lh leading the adv tor it contains -i' County Treasurer?. to deal with it, Tlu’r*(ought ti* a uf Woodland were nanwM.ai alternate--. [ leniianee .’ I .'Founty Agent, ILirold J. Fu»trr. re- Snd Monday of this Tile members of the llUAlings Llora/.ot of iritormation about the coin)Hiny; as the Banner explained in it; hsu?j«'»M attendance. I American taegion Pent club and tlielr wives tire going to j •‘M It* methods which they will bc-of last %rek uini lix- week before, iibofit । E. I., fx-liu fx-nt/ Will will ire Ire chairman chairman of of tlx, tr.< !><"’• that-arratwi-menu for tile Bury | County .llonw* Econotow ' Achievement >f instruction on yfclfare Charlotte todav u. be tire mitiu of the ,o k,low‘ . 132 jrer cent of the taxes levied Hi lit-1' U|>;» r „ <|U;id lor ....t^re________ |lr(..ii. rho«i|Day have bteu i cini’ilc'.i d. l: ........ ' Charlotte today to be the guest* of the , _. . ........ .. * * * ---------Itownshli&of this county and in. this city ■ inert ihu April in lire mlrer ui< _____i mb-;. I Worn bnnKing to tiw attention of exCliiirlntt,' lJon< iJnitw club elith andntur tlu their WlVr.- • I ■ i|Tprtf”!'"Ort Trtrtl M ‘ ....to ... ............arc. . Pied ti.H A. a Rmith Smith. Gerald t l.-r.tlrl RmtHt Smith. E) I- • peeled thal.over .CfXywpmei: will gaUu-r Charlotte ir wive*. Jperviee titrn wH-.i.t they were entitled tu jhuW ixi-ti retunwd the county The initinUon team rtf th£ Battle Creek; Smith! Harold G<Sum- »« Hiutlhg.i on Friday. April «th fo. ; and showing th* blanks u»ed by tlv> | treasurer, us delinquent. It. wi|l there-,G -------- - Smith. •------............................. -|’*'U ilium! get uifiethiT. the meeting Lion-, club will Ire present' and. indu.'1 i government for compcpsaUon. disabil­ > lore-be up to bun to make the collec-1 ner. Ed. »<)?♦*<• Alv“ hrea 1-. charh ■ । to-be In the Methodi.it church. jliree irew members into th.1 Hastings! *' ity allowance. -.idju-'U-d service crrtifltion of this 22 >rer cent. Already prop-Scott, waiter Scott, wtilf Lions club. It b exjrecbxl that they I rates, government I-.radsUmes. burial erty owners an- beginning to pay tlre.i 1 Wm, Sclu nkt-l. Win. Schader. Gilbc: I The morning program ■larilng a: will liave a line time. The dinner will I taxes mid, judging from the exirei • j Scott. Stanley Stauffer. Sumi" . . 10.15, for group members, takes up the ELECTION WAS NOT EXCIT- chlnu. etc. a- the '.chart of in-Uructtanbe served in the evening, and nn enter •, ] Sunday forenoon. Mr Parish. State । iciices of a year ago, ut tire, end el able, Alcid Stauffer and Frank hage. I business of th'- County OrganUatPin. ING ENOUGH TO GET such' a* rciwrt-i on year s work, by Ml:­ tainnrent wjll be put on by tire Inem- OUN LAKE PROTECTIVE AsJ,“ ■ Service Officer of the American Legion. ’hLu"""" , Gertrude Reii. election of officer.. pr<-ixrs of the Charlotte club, ’ FOLKS INTERESTED [ mentation of certincate.i and leaders’ i local Welfare Officer. Maurice Fore­ The local I.kuis club are going flne.ii| S0CIATI0N FIGHTING AN- I- ~ There has .Ixren . a considerable ... .... .. OKI.... man, and the 4th District Welfare increasing, their membership* umli ItaUoh in this stale to han- countySEVERAL CHANGES ON rime {Officer. Frank Annablc. Following the NULMENT SUIT there in re growing inten^t in the club i i offirers do a lot of wotk that is now ireTire Hustings Lions are doing woif-; RD sllPFRVi^OR^ ■'.meeting about twenty.men were interI tng done by township officer*. For InUU. nF UF ‘bUrtnVI&Utti) Uewd ^(irdtng their claims with Urn gram, to view the exhibits M-ttin;; drrfui work in the way of aiding chiLiu/.WT PPCUCMT HIR forth th<' yeur'i work. Five chairs with dim Willi defective eyesight. Up to the . 1 1 u rntVtNI UIUNow Btuid, Twelve RepuWL '“5™“*"! I sixteen township treasurers four i'lltitnc the club h;us hud fifty youngster riur nc unne niTnucc " m "" ■ -u....in.< .iiuw, on Mondi Monday Robert Larson, a repre, „ , ; On GINb UP MUHt UIILHto l.s. irruw.,.. . .. . .....»... cout)TY COMMITTEE CALLS । from each of the 29 groti[»* in the coup-1' cans and Eight-Democratt .M-ntative'of the Veterans' Bureau in . [r«. ,n |».n. .4 l>w ,lw .... I b,„ ,, ........... ' ty. Remodeled curtains for all nxim ; ; Detroit, was present and better thhn taken to <reu b. ■ anil ntled With, peftr These Additional Drains All of them together have collect di According to Records GATHERING TO ELECT j will also bv on display. Many large' thirty interviews were given. Thesa glxsscs. rhe County Heal.h Unit. In its Pormnnnnflv Towne the • °"ly about 78 of the total luxes, and! Monday did ............... not draw J. men were Jip pictures, reproductions famous) Election * 'DELEGATES “iu*' •. ......... of ... .......... ... on ......... —. — rest examinations earn..I on throughout,Will Permanently Lower the moIe U an otM,.nitli u11l were mstrucica Instructed as uj to w the best' towhitirigs win also lx- on display. Th< louk a very large votr in the county. .)rocfdurt< t0 foIIow :n rr-opening and the ^hcrela of the ccxiniy. is finding Level of the Lake by the county treasurer. exlubit committee. Mrs where . except mere wherewere there were contest.-. fl|ln< {Jwr hospitalization, claims. htwpltaitaaUon, etc. • ------- headed headed by Mr by .except contests W;nllngtor. {twir c!almv etc. UM.X'X - «.« ,■ SORRY MESS MADE Duane Bauer. i> working hard to [the township office*, the largest nuB>-'Mr La^n wx-. assisted by Mr Parish, provide tire n< ce-.-iirv treatment fori sBar’' to Presentation of the facts con-;!count^ ,.,,rt“s'“.vr L’ atoady collect Uii. CRRI ATIIRF make theA-xhlbits show the value Of ber br ing polled n. Castlvi'.n tr anship.] g,ale Si.nlce officer Mr Annabie 4th thelrTlul'n-n u:^ “» h» e Uun ntlr U »u“ b™9>“ b> certain of the taxes of any county BY LAST LEGISLAlUKt the year. work. ' The Barry county board of .supem-] DlMrlc , Wr if 8r ,officer, and Maur.ce with gJZ u tlSrXvi b^n X owners <•»'»*« of °» muck biurk lands on Gun Marsh -wnrrent ----------Mareh ' argument ran can be tie urged urg' U uguuist agiitni. —— .A ntxm bani >:,s n^. now Mohd* Iotown- : roquet sei.— by tire ....,.; sms juet will be. served -.laixb a* foBc.-.. Foreman, the local Welfare Officer -of Willi KI41.W... win linn H.i»t mill «:>■: __ ...the Injuric- hte tiw ____ purpose of annuling L'1-’ rnllnrtlnv collecting the the nlh»r other frxor.fUtha four-fMths New Law Makes No Provisions Meih<xli't Lru Asiyla—Wm C. Struin. republican. tire American Legion eral cases, owing to lack of employment'i•. for .. granted . ... «.—... in . — IMS to;. l,< r It.’ c0l,, I'm il.l (!., .1 with wit I, u.. little litft.. additional .,.1.111 iaiviI , ... ..vwure. - — Tadics' Aid. Mr*. Harold J .. tion by Judge Smith ‘1 l, o it ter will appear on the noon program | Baltimore—Leon Moon, democrat. ' Fuijcr ' and inability to getUremoney, where; This was U» first meeting of the For Choosing Delegates restrain the construction of what f* help during the tax season, nt conriil‘ FJarry — Morse Backus, republican. ''llano selection*. Stunts, dialogue: : wlthtyi. tire parenU were Uhabic to buy the ,--------- - - ,..... ,,------.. . ,r, ! kind ever held where an administration ; t-rably lewi cost to the taxpayer, than to Co. Convention . .. y tire various groups will follow Carlton—John Usbonre. democrat. „ was W11> present. plrwm It „ was w„ held „1U glasses required to correct the eyeslghli kn ‘r*n U5 Hre (,uiv Mar.-.h .we-.,., Drain. ] Irpwiiutu representative The Banner has referred to the me»s ‘ the banquet. Castleton—S. Wilbert Smith, repub- ’ experiment. .The -•Vv'rfvrlm.in' TYia RureAit Bureau tank topk of their-child*n The I.toiu club hu/J Bom.-/might home-' might vender wonder why why thei ----­- »• I'o-ibre under existing protqiure. ’ ,d to ..pteteiU..;. to U-.te re-p ’ . t. to! I f “ >* ’ * 0, ind lli.it that i* n a which thv’hist legislature made about, The afternoon program include* solos can generously, provided the way by which should lx- opposition to this .suit in , , every * disallowed claim in Barry lew <*' of the n,,n Gun RK River* . ..... ... tile ...... *that ...... .............................. - ot saving money tor tire. tnc cnuOAmg niunn an v rvif.ii HaMlnga-fkcGa*' McIntyre. demo- cWnty br<YUght a of the nies ‘‘’the, cluxulng oi of ueicguie* delegate* ui to county!by Mr*. Keith UVWHIUU Bowman u. of Woodland . this Cixdd be done They are Mil); ,h" fact K“’ ..... -’ practical way J Drain has already constructed.' •axp.tyex, there arc other economic;., r,jdVl.IMjon-v this .spring. That txxlv left I and Mortimer Townsend of HqMing.*. i crat. working at it. Because of tire vision!------- .---------------7 . 'been -----------„, , „ . , , ■ irere. and co-operated with the local ... ', that . 'mutter'in .. in such .* u shape ... . that ... . there . ... ....will • be given by Mrs. Mlnnicl . Tha: b2v.bavin-.* b " such*a'shaixT lhat there ij A. reading ii>>u.n.bUAi,. 'in. i>u>. , can bo effected -- . \ bv *,“\m’ coun■ “a ’?’ - the mutter Hope-Mward PenotH.•democrat- iLrglon Mrvlc< officers, even to the t«U carried on by the County Health u.nwiukuuuuuiA ^standing the injuncttoii .... ., re« ...« .. .. .. rereru ~, .tt(k no authority nnywl»ere to situation to uutpprity anywhere to name! name i Farr of Hickory Corner* and a piano solo . Irving—William McCann, republican , mallln(l of jetttrs to', tire men telling Unit, the luuntx-r of cases requiring!,> •" “n "was ‘ ‘ brought rn"" ,r ’“pass •** because f W officers instead of local officers do along uic tife shore*! li,.ll.Rll|rs to.lu toil spring countycounty n»i«niebnven- W be air., Mr - txrwiini Seward Wallace. Jr . u» of ucu-i B«*d-- - - save --a -con*l|ifr-dcll-gutc.* nunucc. jt.. Johnstdwn-Alran Hyde, republican lh,,m to U1 that particular day, help in the .purchx-i- of Ri.v.re-. ha-,; the ure owners of oi |>ropcrty pnijreriy uioiir snore.- "... *wk-/,wt would forr the 2*?*.' ix-oi.1-“ who have to tout .! important -----------------...... Hcr.shy. .. ... Sjreciah-t -----------1 ! Mnnt. !l.b Ci.?n lIWr non.h which K Rhvthf function .lord... Miss ^ Roberta Maple Gruver-Fred Mavn Mayo, rtemnwat democrat, Mr AniUbU. in the southwestern been considerably rnqrra.Mil oi Ute. ;1Gm. Gun !.k. lake ci.~i.teil cmiM-nted to to Ute the construe. ..ble have been a number” of * - Tiw-rv ’ ’ (i(of chooRing delegates to the state und .to Nutrition.,and Miss Edna V. Smith.! Orangeville—Bert Brown.'republican. part of tire district in three counties Tire Hastings Lions have plucklly met;! tion <>t this dram. The owners -of the l,K”' bllk in Gun Marsh ,made undrew** mode Prairieville—Newell Barber, repub- last week with Mr. Parish, state serv­ dr trict conventions, conventional which to nouinom-isthtc Home exoikhiuc Economics* vrauer. Leader. «. M. o. S- v..; C.i x-ra the situation. ‘ iin'l have also Irei-n1 muck land* ■•• vu,« «•«•-•••* .'u*u' p ’•' O' : worthwhile . ; . . ” -a' district wmen are io ; aiavc ttomc helm'd bv the Kellogg Foumlutlnn before Hit' drain wax built, that '‘“‘i’ luitn. nni; , wnere tirese matter lnJlte delegates to attend the national will appear on the program with short Lean. ice officer, on Thursday. March 21*t, Xthhiu oXJl <mL. “m,“u>": '“»> ■» *•>•• “> »»■' {“"Sr1; ,”••■ cSmmliir.o no«m»» nr Tlw u»ln «M^oC tU .ll-i -• Hut land—Mare* Stutz, republican. and continuing until Monday, the 4th Uops In cirryni, on Ulla nwxnlflctir: (iuM lak’’ 1,1 *“cl tl"‘1 .nuS <lu'1Lu*-' <nw,,ii will be I* given siv.-n by Mr Mr, Waldo Waldo., Tiiornapple —Charles Parker, demo- of ApnL In the five days Between threo ... nl.n: and ... . vic.-pn.id.nt ,--------------- 1. ' ernoon .. work ™ M—t. „ ,.„„M b„,„, , j,,, .t . ante m.i. I>y l«..l oinr.. .. ..I- To meet this „u, sitilatkin. , chotmur.-C.I rl,l. oi Blur.tion. M S c fid Wal-hcrat w.dChairman C. r prof, of Education, M S. C. Prof. • ..... . suuivuriiuiwreuiuwnasi and tour hundred interviews were iwirsnru given There Is fm-iin In Hurting* for tu-i'“I tire outlet bl Gun lake tor'Ure pur- having it rfoiw an a larger -laic bv |fr i^bdrii do is < k>lwlrn and imrl Sccictary Secn-tarv W. IL fl Cook Cook ; <ln Is a very verv able and tntererting lhtere-.tliur speak streak-­ P w WewlUnd-Oleni, Weu.iu. r.pub- t0 juuSluw dinner rluln u Uw lE. .nd in • W m.lnt.lmoi u» Uk. Ir.,1. Ar. «jjw- • -- £»•■ ™. ,h. Republic.,, Countj ComtMllee n. «. i>. r.l i.ubUc u inveu-d 10 ’ ■,hinL. „ , . . ... '.of minor children. Ro»irv It is fine *o note that interest ,b"1 tlrn,‘ ,,Krc existed no law bv 1,11 * •■I’*rl!IK •' *"L' D‘*" ,rl,d <n» «> have called u meeting to be held in, attend the afternoon program. Yartkce Springs—A. L Graves, ye-j j( anJ- Inan {n Barry county missed “ I which tire owner* of the. muck lands rtatca and has proven to b- a real, t!!.. roar. raom j_". this city at ten! ThLs Achievement Day brings to a publican ' out on this *chool and wisiies to know BbU> ,•»„ ■mMUkl "*»•«» 'WWWwk.takl. "“■« .‘I. .bonry, ■■ ,o'clock ,tW» n „, ,,,-k tmkliclotre a year of very enjoyable andi next week WUMv. Wednesday. A April Hustings City,,1st. and 4th.. Wm. L .pujrc about his case he may get in ■i I.T The ciMinty convention will be held worth while work in Home Economics।। Chase, republican: 2nd and 3rd. Lem- touch with Frank Annabie. as witirln tok .ll.nl ,n,k '? • .<-*l '•“'■ >■,<>:• no r, keen, «v ■ in the afternoon. The object ,o( the i Exteitsion Courses. Twenty-nine groupsj ueli ... ncai rtiuiauic which -helps not only this cpmmumtv; *{r?,’CI c*’.u‘t, l,r,)c‘• At. r Mr. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY R. Glasgow. Ml. rmxTat. — Mayor next kUtcc vhri;e day5 Annabie will bn, .Uo enure ramu. f-?*"1? “ •'-* “7 '"*^1 nw FRIDAY CWCkJIMr gathering tp be ireld in the forenotin of; have Deen regularly enrolled with over Leonard, democrat, and President of. receive a aynopaia of ull disallowed ----Mature had passed, a law providing the UPf rniUHl EvCixllMU I'|ial ,ja>. at tcll o’clock. Will be to, 600 .women from every township in the, pic city council. Wm. A. Sc hade r. re- flajlna Iar lhlJS county. | necossary procedjire by which'such a j , , , i name oeiegqies ir -----delegates from the various town-1 county. j publican. . ; --------------< < FARM BOYS' CONFERENCE I hike ns Gun lake could be maintained, Students to Present Comedy, ship* 5:ppS ant andj ward* wants. There ought to be' ~ -----i pr■ ulu *• {he w^us township* oflpi cpTinN RFQ1II TQ SATURDAY. APRIL 16 at u fixed level, then It was possible|' a good number -at thu, meeting Wed- NEW FORD V-E1GHT , the county are us follow* tLtv IIUN ntoULIo “Seven Chances" In Con. . for a'dam to be constructed; but not; ind ‘ NOW ON DISPLAY HERE ..... ... IN HASTINGS CITY tral Auditorium „ — „,t Meeting to Be Held At Coats Preyfoua w to^ .... Hurt time And when >; i i Supervisor. Wm. c strum. R... 124.! ----------• was conrtructrd. the law. provided that; The comet!y..“Seven .Chances." Is to,'more o7thrT"vU effects of tire primary;, Body, *f|h"nJ- *}»’““}••11 ;4- Ly'k. Albert Mayor Leonard Had No OppoGrove Church — Splendid the county njuxt do it. However, In this; be presented by tlxi Junior class ot;»ystcm in the breaking down of all ; trow-Hung„ Streamlined . Jqhca. R-. 125. Bernard Ta-ker. D.. 72; . .. , m instance, tire couiity did not pay -theI HaMim.'' High .school, next Friday eve-'part*, spirit and party action There' ei ’ “ < ’ t io * --------I Continu e on page six) sition — Light Vote Was Silent Gear Shift Among Program Planned ----o---------------actual cost, which w.-uT comparatively! nlng. April s. .in the Central .auditor-, never was any trouble-about arousing! Novel Features --------------'■ ~ । Polled On Monday The eleventh annual Barry county I .-email but the owners of resort prop-Mum. • ! interest in county* conventions in the I Farm Boys' Conference will be held: irty'along the lake contributed Hre: Jimmie Shandon I* informed that; old days. Those conventions some-1, a streamlined, roomy body, smooth. PLAN MULTIPLE HITCH .------------------------ A light vote was polled in this city Saturday. April 16. in the church nt; amount necessary to construct the dam; his grandfather has dud mid left him; times were ______________ ... . not am conducted coimunra as «•' t" they responsive power from the newly-denCMnUQTDATIAN ADQII Ig'i DEMONSTRATION APRIL 14 “ SX Coat* Grove. wasihmw. We hope io have te h»«« (Continued on page three) -----*----------------- ------- ' on *a corlakifought ------ -» - -— — - •-twelvc million dollars to have been, but•■• their defects| signed 65-hone-power V-elght motor. township represented. . -----‘condition—Jimmie must be marriecF by’could have Intn remedied with far bet- automatic control, adjuitlble shwk ab- parm*rft Invited tn Witneqs crn’tto,PPPO8lu°n. For treasurer, Our county agent. Harold J. Foster. pAMMflT RRANT TAR birthday. Matters uriare iter results to' mv the state of Michigan,. -.uroc..'. sorbcnC Micoi-iuvsii Mlent-nreMi iyear shifting,. ■■ rear ,i r ziivumj iu wuuiu -.«•«. Mrs N( .ulc fasaday I.his »ii-» thirtieth uiiorin mriixiuy. u-r (rains ' .o ..-uiixu. ....... ............ .. Smith,.. republican. .....tn ---- — ................................. "... . . . . < ........................................ I. . . . . • .... ........ . TTF....1. A * T> /I — Cl.. .... T).. .. .. ... ...... County School Commissioner Maude GHIUWUI CU(l;rn<n IffiAN I LRri by the that «ju, Jimmie present primary system pb-1,,u'.i fuel tank, adjustlble n rm ■ r-HTn ; rompllcHted ' w. niv fact ui.il iiiu- ns'than >u.«,i the • .......... y. uim. u .ijiaa. ..... .••eats, amomatli ............. . j Work At R. 0. Fuller Farm By 785. Mrs Mamie Mance. D. 259. ma­ W Smith. Agricultural Instructor in “■ .... that, .... j con-^park . . . - • ■ *'~body ,y | M 8 C Snocialist Jority for Mrs Smith, 528. OWNER S «' REQUESTS ; birthday, his thirtieth birthday In fact, tains. .. Not. only but the ,old control, and fourteen new . m. b. w. specialist Board of Henn. WrU. 8 -Hastings schools Theodore ICnopf. and ------- --w -kriniuixpKui wu ••••••■z *-. Is inv. th* louowing following uay. day. • ivention system wuuiu would ,,u,c have — saved many - types types arc iiinvim among Mie the uumumiumhi outstanding am imJS local Ford dealH. P Moxley. siwcmlW in Atinual man. n 6l5 Mortimer C. Nlchote. Superintendents C. J. Barnum of Liconsc^latua Must Be Pur- . Quick work mart be done And Jim-’thousands of dollars to the people of provenients which the WoAvdland LeRoy Bell of Middleville APrnrHinn- fr, tho n,k' ,OM - »'» ,,nlr l'’i*l>O'r---. in lit,- this Mate every election yen: and we era are claiming,(or • - - the -............. new models Husbandry at Michigan Slate College, <07 majority for Wellman,'208. For and W D. Wallace of Nashville are coChased According to inc Khoit jrerlod of one <evening -to seven; --■ owonondisplay, display. I »•» conduct multiple hitch and suix-rvisor 1st and 4th wards, Wm. L. think the nominatioiu were fully tmi now operating, with Secretary O P Angell State Law . girts, only to be ref.qed -------------- - ------------------further state «••»» that w~;»the (plowing demonstration 314. «•«. Mrs. Faye Donley. D, fed by ■»all. satisfactory as tliose made ut the The dealers Rfflcc -------- — ------- ; —• - on the farm of- cl!a5e. R. *»•«. ,0J??akc * llS.1f0,lIer<!ir<'U. . SUCCCVl Prcscutine Attorney I F Barnett But the girls change their minds as' primary. Ours is ------- —........... a iw .l- made cm , effort । R- C. Fuller, west ----- — - -------- Center,. -------- , 351; majortty for Chase. 53. ‘ a g government of rutu Ford rimui«nr« engineers have every of Carlton This y«r lib. *nrollm.nl Ire w onl>„, a„lde 10 „rep,p.rtlre Tlvr prlmar,- makes mak.s it n InuiSSre-u.ry bo-.u. ™ the lb, Mlrenoon in- m elimlre.,. eliminate "unnecessary bolts, nviu rivtts'on afternoon of Thursd.y, Thursday, April por supervisor, 2nd and 3rd wards, -Sbiny rents .kjo. whirl, will tncluske '» I Jwm,rt „„„ Wh,t « rrresmklp h.niruh In imunuln ls.ru... ,„d p,ru. Bona canu „u ;»!«. „„w „ounu pl.„ vaau> in- Ifi.uw kcpmvc .-J, * Mrs. Wilds Warner. R.. 134. Lemuel R. ttebbUrepmnmukl • bu b>nqu« “J Lren.“ “|prrehr.rn.nlV .nd >bo m.kre „ more ..prnslre lor>._.1 tearal ............. part* that were formerly reJrre, bolted CCounty Agent -------Foster ------------------has arranged CiIail!Ott. . D 330. majority for Gias•URSi 1, lh. prreuDn.:. im^b!. tor .Uh.r o< lb.re omre*! How w,U JUnnU. «« op. o. Com. r.ndbUlre._____ ___ together and yielding has replaced the i this work with Mr. Fuller who has an 1M For Aldermun. 1st ward, full , u.-re of rlvits to u. consldeiable extent, ideal iret up. Mr Fuller has six tine । Irnn. Arthur Haven. R.. 134. Elroy Toto grant tile numerous request* that :nna nna out. . Many inovations are also found in! horses on the tarn) and plans to hitch, b;as. D . 117. Haven's majority, 7. For Forenoon. nTntt«. relative |o the temix>rary Try-outs for the characters In the: fyOtlCC to Motorists ,i the dealers say. These in- them !. ziiuliiiloii Alderman,, 1st ward, one year, Archla .in. .chassis, viuv,v>, the uii. ui>aiMn * ... ■ ... - ..to a tractor* . * 9:30— Registration. Game* and races operation of motor vehicle* which do I’11*)’ -wprp Monday. February 10 ■ About Registration elude a Strong, rugged frame; newly-jMuny farmer* are planning such" an Hctckord, r. not .have the 1932 license plates ; cast was select, d as toUwa led by Laird Wolring. , .designed. ........... . soft, ~.a. Jlcxlble. flexible, transverse arrangement this year so >o Mr. Mr Moxley Rcld Rcltl D j tlR lt! majority for Relckord. 1. TlreYr hardly that I Jimmie—John Blakeley W:00-Call*U> order -----~ hi------- - a day goes by------It I AM U II again uVllitl called filled to the fact tint cantilever ... . .> < ■ • ... . ..Lt of hit, I, ..-..ret* I... For A ... ; Attention silriiiRv; rubber cushioned Is making .1.1. this sort hitch work 1the, !(jfnnan in 2nd ward. Fred Og-10:15—Community singing and wor, .... the office of- -• the -------------Prosecutor• -or -the<l Mcekln—Harold P«'rkin*. that all motorists who secured their ! spring shacklea and. self-adjusting hy- win part 0: the demonstration. He detl u3 w^ter wallace, D.. 183, ' ship period conducted by Rev. P. C.’ShcrifT Is not called on the phone''by J Mr. Garrison—Hubert Rollick. drivers' licenses between January L dtaullc double«actlng shbek absorbers will u.m^ four, five and six horses in majority for Wallace. 71. For AlderMrs. Garrison — Maxine Webster. Wing. - • . (r«.me person who wishes |x*rmlMlon to । 1925 and January 1. 1028 should rc- A new arrangement of the rear springs, tamdrn hitches on this plow. . nian thfrd ward. Harry Miller. R„ 118, 10.*30—Remarks by Secretary C. P. drive his car to town for the purpose j Goddard—Harrison Payne. register before May 1. 1932. has permitted a lowering of tiic over- Farmers will have an opportunity to no opposition. For Alderman, fourth­ Angell. " of obtaining plates. TJie officers j Joe—Hubert Mend. air body height by a full two inches udy and view the construction and ward- Chas. w. clarke. R., 222. Ber! 10:45—Special music .directed by. would be glad to give the pcnnliaton, Anne—Agnes Deakhu, thus lowering the center of gravity ahd; working of thee several sets of even- LMfcaster. D.. 111. majority for Clarke, TiUiewJeanire Cincebeaux. Supt. O J. BafTranfT'WSodlaiMl. , If they had the power so to do. but it making for greater stability. The!«t*. Chance will also be given to study UL • U 00—Demonstrations in farm tech-,1s imixmlblc for them to change or, Georgle—Grace Royer . ..— AND RErt'BLlCAN Ct). CAUCUS. wheels are .-mall and the rubber tires the tying of the horses in tire teams by nlque conducted by Supt. LeRoy Bell,alter the law and their consent would; Florence—Maureen WiHUt*. large thus making for more riding; the means of buck ropes. 1----------------------------• Peggy — Juanita Myer*. and class of Middleville be without the slightest effect If memThe Bepublican County Conven­ Irene — Priscilla Brooks. ' comfort. v The hitches Mr Moxley will demonThtt>t> Auction Snlfta • !l:30r—"What .High School Hus For; bera of the Stale Police should cntion will be held hr the court room The large 'mechanical tour-wheel strata are known for their success on 1 HrCC CXUCUUn UCUCV Betty—Ethel Stanton. You." Supt WlrD. Wallace. Nashville, I counter the driver of the car upon the in this eity one week from today— brakes have 188 *q«are inches of brak-!many farms. They allow the horse to,'------------------------------------------------------12:00—Conference picture road. Not only would the Sta/e Police I or on. Wednesday, April 13th at .Ing surface. Brake drum* are of Castro PAUL GANGUILLET. work with the least effort.! 12:30-Bgnquet in church basement,.’officer be bound to make an arrest,; r)elton Hiffh School alloy iron which tests show docs not The hitch is .lesigned to keep horse* Cornet trio. Supt. LeRoy Bell and two but the fact that the Barry county, ® , students officials gave permission for the op. [ o Present Comedv ,» inch™ in d>.n,H,r L^r hubs dr.uBhl on Uw Ml .nd auk. ,b. Jon.l prapertk ,t pubW .ucU<m .1 hu gnrding the elerlion. of delegates, a erution of the car. even In a temporary! 4 icocih Afternoon. Republican County Caucus will lx- close the bolls that attach the wheel team easier to handle. farm a miles north and .» mile west ; manner, would subject them to the I The Delton High school will present held In the court room. In this city, to the drum. 1: 45—Community singing. p * Every effort must be made Udi year of Hastings, or H. mile west of the ■severest criticism. Tire Prosecutor or!"Nora Wake Up" a three act comedy-: 2 00—"Electricity and Her Tricks.’ the Sheriff cun no more give permls- drama at the Delton Community hull, al 10:00 o'clock Wednesday. April Rubber In the soring shackles and make production us economical as Rogers schoolhouse. Col. W. H. Couch I™**- Any fanner planning, on will cry the rate, -nd Bernie McIntyre 13th—or Just one hour before the shikXXr are u^ toXutate Bttnaway. Middleville. SK>n JQr UH _ opprBUOn ol n mDWl; car i oaturany lugni, April v. ai rw rjn. slon for the. operation-of a motoi; car! Saturday night. April 9. at 8 00 P- M county convention. Townships which frame and body from road shocks and driving a large team on any tool thia will serve as clerk. A large list of prop„JlU,„ r accwnPam* without a than they could zzz con-1 Cast i license ::ccr^= itzr. Ccct consists Of tf Lavera Mott a* Nora , have already selected delegates will dhXte nSiaZ friction £ toL- ’.King should .study the hitch at the erty will be ■ menu Josephine Romig. rent '•* Calahan; ------■ sent to to the hunting of pheasants i with-1 Kathryn Town as -Mrs, £ala-! send the delegates elected al regular s ".iccr^c. or to ilv: c=~.—.l^:lon, of; han; Elwood Eddy as enryle Colerdigc;! caucuses. This county caucus' I* oue tube drive is used The lube tians-iR- C. Puller Hitch Demonstration oh. matched span of marea, 10 good nulch • c^mTc^S1''—’'''. Kc"d*“ ’out cpw hay .nd mln. “•> any other act which Is prohibited! by John Mlles as Johnny Calahari; Melvin designed only to help those town­ m,u th. ddviM >hru«. well Ior«rf Tbumtar April l< 2: 20—"Demonstration." iea Knopi, IftW It u l|MJ deslre ot both ofneers Chilson as Danny Millens: MarquRa] ships. wards and preclncU which ITS BEAL NEWH. agricultural instructor. , to be courteous and of assistance Henton as Mrs. Edmonton; Robert; • KLu, or in,Droved T"' B“n”' ’,ub'! !o '* [unMr *~1 renumber 2: 30—Travel Talk. J. A. Hannah of wherever poMible,-and they wish to Mitchell xs Edmond Edmonton; and' - In a previous notice regarding - Poultry Extension Dept.. M. S. C. !"niaKu“'il clear Why they cannot give Helen Jones xs Katie Swartz. SnyposU this county caucus, a wrong date 3: 15—Business session. U'*" "'"r jSS ^“»e«“irin;o, ., FlUKK HI»MXOU. their permission to do something of acts; Act 1. Living room of the, .wag given, and this notice Is writ3:30—Adjournment. which Is beyond their power to list, change home; of Artthe If. »Nora's Dream; interesting will be the Ih'ce ind: Caiahan further details w'*r Evroi-lly Frank Mauenger wffi sell hb p«. or effect. I Act HL Tire next morning. Music will above date* In mind,—By Order nnetr 2 wS as! mu’ouncemcnu con- b«-,inc“ «»«»» ln tlw Banner thw week । scnai property at auction at hia plam UNUSUAL RECORD AT AN APPRFriATinN— ' ** XurnL1hr<1 the Kellogg High Committer. corning trial runs with the new car Tho prkce Quotations and descriptions j>^ mile, southwest of Hickory Camera, a. .1 I school band. Proceed* to go io the bill S^mmd m .drenuemnu In ihb °' reuon brink poor b~llb Mr. M— HASTINGS PUBLIC LIBRARY To all those who supported me so, tenth grade .'readers. -enger offers 3 horje*, 2 cow*, tana splendidly on Monday, resulting in my ' v<. __________ APPEALING PRICES. _____ , , , We hope that no reader will pull took,, harness, l:«y; grain and mbcalelection us dty treasurer. I am Indeed! HASTINGS WOMEN'S CLUB. j The Miller Pumlliire Company ad ­ . Circulation For March Was CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION, aside the Bannner this week until hc| lantoua articles. See the adv. far Iht, x, t „ grateful and I sincerely appreciate! The next meeting of the Hustings vertisement In this issue will be of Thv 41 h District Congressional enn- ha* carefully looked through oiir ad- i b. 1 and H. H. RU. are awtlonasr*. Largest Largest In Its History Bays ;your ktadn^I^^Jomy test tocon-i Women* club Wrtl be on Friday. April- special interest to our readers. because duct the office capably, efficiently, and! 15th. Under Hie auspices of the Uter- of Hie low prices quoted on electric re­ jvenlion will fee held in the Armory at vertlslng column* in which he will find | O ! SEMIAIf 8KK8E. in fairness to everyone.—Nellie Casa-:atuie Department Mrs. D. A. VrnBus- frigerator*. We hope Everyone will'' Benton Harbor on Thursday, April i~»ny announcement* that will be of > An unusual record Is being made nt day Smith.—Adv. — j kirk will review a recent play and the1 carefully read this announcement. This< nth, at three o'clock eastern standard npe«»al value Generally speaking they; the Hastings Public Library, reports yea?, when the Ice crop is so small, the time Till* convention will elect two come from home people whom they Buehler, deceased, flemish flssM will Tn rrm-i-p ’ nivv — 1 ,u,th sclww ‘ dranurtfc club, under Miu Miss Jean Barnes, the librarian. n C... : Ru,t‘ Itotawn's direction, will present attractive prices named by the Miller delegates and two alternates to the know and vyhove representations arc; have an auction sals on the fam iU' The circulation (or March was 5175, Barry Lodge No. UK. of P. will con- two ope act playa the meeting to be Furniture Company on electric refrlg- Republican national convention, which n>»de In good faith with reference tot mitoi west and one mile south at Pm’uch articles as they may offer, what- port. A fine bunch of rattle will U an average of 192 a day. Tills war, 891 fer the rank of Knight on two candi-1 hl,lt| in lhc Central school auditorium, orators will be especially appealing. . will b? held in Chicago, June 14th. more than the circulation for January dates Monday evening. April il. An. -- ------------ -->.»►-------------ever they are. I offered at this 8ale. v Rrad toll mrwhich was tire largest in the history of oyster supper will precede the IniUalloni DANCE.----------- ; Get the habit ot reading the buslnrasi titular* on another page at Mg MKA REBEKAH CHICKEN SUPPER. . I. O. O. F. DANCE. l w . — ~ — -waiter J ' the library. On thirteen days of the Storer. C. C.. । At I- O..O. F. hall Wednesday. April । Saturday night, April 9. Carp's- or­ ' Every Saturday night at Clear lake, news .in the Banner every week. It Of the Banner. Col. W. H. OCKMt) Mw month it was more than 202. ( 113. Price 25c.—Adv. j| ' chmtra,—Adv. j—Frank Herrington. Adv.ftf. [will be worth your wiille. [cry thia rale. SMALL VOTEWAS POLLED ON MONDAY ■ WATER SEEPS FROM LAKE INTO DRAINS POLITICAL MEETING NEXT WEDNESDAY ; 'is;' KStSSoi"'"*'""10muuiiwM. ASUS’S,! a.pS‘o.K«: iirX™? “S2*iS!: �ship*, because of having far superior ! equipment to handle the job. there i would be no possible way itndcr which this county could do anything like a job of maintaining ovar 800 miles of township roads with the M7.ooo that LEGISLATURE CON­ SIDERING TAXATION URGES THAT PROPOSED APPROPRIATION will be much better off. because they. GOVERNOR I are more populous than Barry county, COUNTIES TAKE OVER OF STATE FUNDS IS NOT nnd will get an Increased amount from TOWNSHIP ROADS the state For instance. Berrien county DESIRABLE will get *357.130.19; St Joseph »I55 642 tM; Van Buren will get *177.38159. WOULD PUT HEAVY BUR­ COULD NOT CARI TOWNSHlf DEN ON ROAD. COMMS. iHWAYS Different Division of Weight Tax Would Prove Big Bene­ , fit to Counties It Is t;-o early to know wiu: legislature of this state will do of the Atddeh death Of Henry Castrhin giving ah'the weight lux: to the v of Quimby on Tur‘day. He had not1 counties of Michigan, instead « bwn in gt'a>d health tor some time.suf- [ Half- We notice among the Gov. ■fermr from heart trouble. • | recommendations was one lliaf Ihrre ure many more hills in this Cost of Road Construction and county than fn the average county. । Maintenance More Than In Some Counties systems at once, instead of waiting the full the years "before .that would nat­ urally come about through tlx* opera­ tion of the MeNlit law. This •would put a heavj burden aipon Axinty road cnnunbwiotk" It’ .would require Hibt considerably more. That will not leave] much for construction work. About all’ that can be done will be to grade the! roads so that the water will run off: them so that the cars and wagons will LOCAL NEWS Mr? J. F Black haa been suffering them. Anyone can see. that, 11 the an attack of bronchitic. county ia required to take over all the Hospital Guild No. 18 meets with. township roads", it will put a mighty big Mrs. Fred Hale. 520 E. Thom St. April; proposition up to them. j *“-------- ---------- - “•*'-----I Anyone who knows the condition of; township roads can rcalire that, at il; comparatively small expense after Ihe, grading hun been done, a light,coating* of gravel will'put them m paxsable i condition: but an rstimaie of *1.000 a.[ fined to hla bed . J ■ । mim Paulino Tolhural underwent an] operaUon for appendicitis at Pennock] , hospital oh Tuesday 1 Twrnty-Hve per cent off the price of j . Jany rug in our store Friday and Satur-! ------ - ---------- . thing themselves by tax io help out in] day only. April 8 and 9. w. A. Hall — ihc rotfdw’ork.-----------------------------------------------------------------. In this county something oyer Sstw’oi). Mrs. Mary Munce is very seriously ill will have to be raised UiLs year and the. pneumonia at the home’of her: “m" •*••* daughter. Mrs Vera Silva, of Grand Mifnditik Covert read bonds. The year Rapid.-., following, as we n-mrtnbrF. it will drop: to anotit *35.000. and that will pruc-! The Morning Glory Shoppe ha* a ttcnlly clean up all ihfbond*/ After thearc paid, then it ^ould-st-cm a*1 duced prjqes on all hut s Thursday, Fri­ day and SuUirduy.- township* would be entirely free from]dinner. All are welcume. all highway thxc.< under tills proposed Read the alvcrtlsemrnt of the Home roperly and stilllelenily equipped! county plan. ' Lumber Company with an annqpnce-' niichincry. it vvqtilii make oiu ( ■ While'adiscuvsionof tilt* subject ts ment of a complele home inspection] dt> t.lu- .vork which han-in the, probably a little premature there Is not that will lntcrc.->l you —Adv ‘ I past required three dolla doubt about Hie disposition of Ihejek-, jjpn fyu Mead has returned to her] budding and mainluliUiit uiature to aid countif.s and townships by diverting all the’weight tux to th*- nicely from her recent operation which is very grallfylttg to her friends. ! require connHc* to take over all town- ] Sufferers front hernia should lx- in-! Lipp road*, it will he well that we shall be thinking who’. tlUji will mean lo ———■ — — - ------ ----- non-surgieal mctlvod recommended bv warn f , Dr Brady. night h heart lyou HASTINGS ROTARIANS Li C A D neaai n A t/C Al DODT ntfin UtAN UAVtNrUnl ,A 11 nd As.'UXiat.nn UiU be held At t-hv McthodiM church in this city on Mon­ day April 11. ut 2 P M. Tho address Guest Speaker Discusses the wjll bo given by Mrs Dora B Whit­ Important Subject of . ney. State president of lhe-W. C. T. U. • Thomapple Hill&«G<>lf Club at Mid- "Straight Thinking’’ illeville announce some s|ieciul rates maiiUng uue-ctghtli, that will is1 attractive to golfers.—Adv. the uututniUnie 11-' speaker and honor Bltert at the Rotary It veu want to know ixiw to get «i I among the cotm-i iunVheon Monday noon. His theme w.'w 'Straight Thinking. ’ and the vi-talxlecd of that type bf thinking in !im< like the..- He took up .several Include your Feet! TIEN you get your Spring suitget appropriate ne\tf shoes too Tan, if your suit is light; Black, if the suit is dark (other than dark*brown). New shoes will even make your older clothes look smarter. Any way you look at it, your shoes make or mar the outfit, bon’t miss smartness by two feet a.-: ••Every mart has his price" mid gress I- made up of a bunch of rr.s." ■■The Legislature is just a tau alarm Sunday nivhi. April 3. wiv. oe’.Ibh politicians." ns well as other ] ; rationed by a roof tire in the homo of ar ■ statement < and preceded to ■ them WhUc'-Iww and then a Walter Rockhill, on North MtclUgan i'. found who is . .willing to pari Aw. The roof blaze on election day his. convictinns of right and duty Just Think. Decoration Day so that, he w moved hot .worth tire-pita! to id* home For the las’ 14 years Mr. 1 Mrs. Laura Clark of Lansing was tile week-end guest of, her sister."Mrs. Chet Englchart. ‘ The Community -meeting at the], Mr and Mr*. Oliver Hayward and thiukiisg. pot believing al! the criti-! church Saturday evening was well at­ cuirJt.iluy hear especially that which John Casmer Nichols of Beverley Htlb-. tended Elmer Hathaway being elected daughter Margaret oi Kalamaroo were :• d«irim< t.tul to men in public life I Cai . lour brothers. Eldon of Calgary. president and Mary Waters secretary. guests at Geo. Ransom's Saturday eveRalph ot Winter Haven. Fla .!। Mrs Biggs. Who- has been 111. is imof Greenville and Floyd of Haatwo rdstcnf. Ml- Frank Trego of] Butter Lb. 21c SHULTZ OR FREEPORT Mickelberrv s COFFEE The House of Quality Footwear Gru lid Rapids, he was associated with; the Hastings Tabic company here lor] ben. of that body of both parties Were) many vmi}. He was burn m Norvell. dupived to meet their rrs|»nstbilrtievj Mtch May 29. 18® Abe Hayward and family of Orungein a fair’apirtMnd to do tile best-thee ■ille were Sunday guests of hla sister could to promote Hie public wcitAre. ] Urs Ralph Brown. ‘ ’ Ike IX uti e-pccially stated that times' Hastings Monument Works MAXWELL HOUSE Ironside Shoe Company PREMIER COFFEE SYLVIA SIDNEY Mickelberry Old Farm Brand Salisage and Bacon ‘Ladies of the Big House” VINEGAR GINGERALE HONEY RICE BEANS MATCHES LITTLE BO-PEEP AMMONIA q CHOCOLATE GAUZE TOILET TISSUE PUMPKIN PRESERVES SUNDAY—MONDAY least ihre'e points lor Die next quar­ ter so come.and help us. Tiic Younu People's entertainment in be held at Welcome is to take place] next Wednesday with Mrs. Harper of next Sunday morning. ‘SPARE RIBS CORNED BEEF PERCH HIGHtAND Dairy Milk, Grade “A,” qt PORK ROASTS FILLETS Mr and Mrs Clayton McKeown and, Donna were in Kalamazoo Thursday. | Eugene Freeman of Hasihigs called; at E L Houghtahn's Sunday. . i .Mr Swan and family of near Nash-! ■ext Sunday cvciang Dr. Ray Mer- ville arc moving on the Height farm ; pastor of the Methodist church at Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rice spent veil, will be the speaker at, the Sunday with the-Tatter s parents, Mr.] and Mn Ira Hart of Orangeville. WILL ROGERS 'Business or Pleasure’’ Boy Frienda Comedy—“Love Pain*" and Pathc Sound News MIRIAM HOPKINS JAMES DUNN AND SALLY EILERS IN 'Two Kinds of Women” DANCE TEAM’ INGRAM S Jersey Milk, ql FRIDAY—SATURDAY of his staler. Mrs. Chas Foite. Sunday. I Mr and Mrs John Carlisle of Prai­ rieville yntertained the Four Times Seven ciuji.Saturday evening. All had' "WE DELIVER CAROLE LOMBARD IN "NO ONE MAN” AND GRRTA NISSEN IN "THE SILENT WITNESS” PHONE 2272 HASTINGS Cah'in Stanton, an aged resident of "Mrs u- D Woodman and son Archie] winch will: Dowling, p-uixrt away Monday evening, ol West Hope were mid-wtek callers re --County Jus wife Having been... bulled a week ol Mrs. Lulu Johncox ALSOr-SLIM SUMMERVILLE �•HIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6. 1923 row no, *>u,.h. "1^. Sporting Items Mr. Sam Amer, who 1* district chair-1 man for the K. of P. Lodges in thl* BARN CONSUMED BY FIRE THURSDAY MORN ----------- . rx.exx'sklsm. UllTCD CCCDC CDflM ! lift I .11ll/r UL -lU 1 lUIll filTD nnilRID JKE N10 JnANS n,.,b, Mwri". >« .I»lmv..r!n, u> Inin- Other Nearby Nearb, BuUdlngn Buildings Were ’ LnliL IllUUlinillU . jest the lodges in throe places In sponAlso Endangered (Continued from page one) ! baseball articles you can then go out wiring boy*’ teams such a* lhe local K.! At about one o'clock Thursday — —• P • Lodge to, Ai-rv nsnr-nsi . «r-n.r-«’and <Hlt your newly-learned knowledge of 1* doing. ■If1 ire he succeeds. . .r.crr.lns.a barn belonging tn Mrs J..a< CITY BASEBALL SERIES into practice. . ' i1 ------- -boy in this - - - section ■ nearly every of. -the-morning.' ’lake, . ' r Pierson P1,w,n and situated near her honw ’ “ X''I Wfi^n the series opens on April ID..'.state will find a place on some team .T. The Gun River'brain, a.', .it was con­ Local Flrrnn Offcfr PYlxcs to ’l,»*eathe-r permitting* lette huve.every Gamer, between the Hiutlng.-i Ward was discovered to be m flames "and an structed. was carried tin- 'ty within a _ I -Zv W out there on his toes, head tip and. teams and teams representing K. of P. alunn was turned In- When'the fire- half a mile of the outlet tffjthe lake - Winning Teams-Y-’Pjhnrncy 1 rartii'to g<». ■ Lodges from these other towms towns ’wlli will rere­ ,n,'n arrived the flames were ynder t»ii« place interscholnstlc lki-.rb.ilf ’ ‘ ’ : too much headway to permit any rf- From the present site of T«u- dam to to Begin April 19 I ----------■*♦*•-----------------' -feenve work toward saving Hu- strnc- the beginning of the big drain, th" spring and summer. Increased interest in the K. of P ADAIR'S ATHLETES WIN • tun- itself. The barn on the- Fred stream had been comparatively "lugjTodd place just north, wu* in danger gtsh But when it was made 'o flow City Ba.wball scries by grown-ups was H. H. S. CAGE TOURNEY Offer Hu<ge»tlan. :of going too. so .... tlic flrrmch directed into Ute big ditch tlurr wa* an1 in­ *ho»n when three additional prize* j ---------- . , In the article whlclt appeared last' attenUon/to saving that »* well creasing --------- —fall - — at- the end - - -of the --------stream were offered by local merchants. ”12-1-Ups" Place Second — arek tn connection with the series rules ( to IlUtnng out the fire m the Pier-.where It connected with the ditch, Carveth fn Stebbiiv. have offered a, v wr r* a it was suggested tliat the boys fastenbarn. Th«Joss on the latter --------Senior's Defeat.Y. M. 0. A. regulation baseball heel and toe plates j total, nnd quit.a little damage wax ter in this part of the river and this Louisville Sludger ; to the boy who*.' □roup In Consolation' to a discarded pair of low shoes for ;dollt. to the T<xld barn. Mrs Pierson helped to lower the level of the lake. knocks out the most home-run.', during; remedied by the! "Adair's Athletes". tossed their way baseball shoe* Lost year several of the: h3fl jaoooo insurance, which will not That situatfon ' tlie coming season. He,re Is a chance tto victory In the All-H. II. S. clige boys tried this but they report that the' b*-gm to rover th«- kW». : . building of the dam. tor toy w rrnito,. u» to. to tournament, defeating Winston M<-i- scheme L* not highly .satisfactory as! Tllls lxirn uaS rented by My* In the meantime several ottrer thing.* f “ " ", ..7 k'V TL •f'.rirt* -n-l-uw- 22 to ■ in ,to hn.l ordinary »hoc.« refuse to hold together; Beatrice Knapp as a garage. Her have liappetit-d in the area of Gun ol to ■«, tolto.v .nd d n,, Bod, lr«n» idto.tov! from lhe strain that the plates put on;daughter happenrd to bo away- with marsh clofc to Gun lake. Large drains f ll« htatoll to .to tod to,., .., K.., . „4r “ b u|n , '„a„ ,„a the snip in running and jumping the car and remained atl nighrih Uw, ... constructed. ...... liave — been . not far from ■ .. T 8 :. '. .£! ">»"» >!««• roi.lvu Itotuwl <to war- about. They say that If the plates arc >cnuntry. the automobile was saved th-- highway and parallel with the lake the who Wtotolally Micc*-.v>fulJy ■?—lhe ..~ to boy toy 01.0 tol.T.-n .wreweri on tliat they soon pull the :froIn destruction. H*--------" ................... . .......... ??l,froni ‘ •shore on •• tlw Gun marsh side of the rnost toto. base* a.,™.. during the jericn ,a. ,ml. pair of; .- j „„ „ mo., or u» tonl-hu.K. BUI Kmtodj , -ole from the upper No one knows how the flames orig- roadway, which empty Into the bi: sprint model baseball ’ ..hoes. Clever1r, “8eniors" defeated ■George Williams You can work marvels with a brush and a can of Baseball shoes, like.everything in the ’*”mated ■ ’ ' Tlw barn doors were wide -drain, We unders.tand that it is I bare running to .something every.play-•toUln, Stod; Bto. ■rv n.url. low,, toLp.iv It Mem* probable ________ that ___ _ ____ ..... _____ _________ some- planned to cqnstrijct still other ... drains | LOWE Brothers QUICK-DRYING ENAMEL! ’ This tournament conclude, Hip in­ price nnd will lost u boy several wa-1b<x|y must have entered the barn and-close to tin- roadway The resort ,»rri.Ure in <l„ l»>» Io m.k, . door .-tnlei'c proqram for this year. For here’s .enamel that brushes on anything . . ; ultl1 lt,>0<1 <'ur*‘ ______ ivlther purposely or carelessly set It on --------- on ■- their rights ' • under ----- the - in­ Iiave slept ' in Ihi- lw,,1,'il»r ,rum ,v,u. „n hl, TAI/CC UnilfiDC**T ;flrr’ 11 8M'*ns lo baV,‘ “n thc junction granted by Judge Smith, and woodwork, furniture, glassware, metalware, pottery, Vtn'i. i , , . theiraillnpretmrotionforaz-nedulr lAhto nUtWno Al (fluor of the structure. The fire, was haw permitted the construction of While there has already been a prlre -. .^ts 1 1 plaster, anything about the home. the>c existing drains near tlic lake. It STATE FENCING MEET; ’ 10 ' discovered until it was'under Mich O I A I EJXMUHIHJ Witt I ||)m(lway that it was ImpoMiWc for th- L claimed that there is evidence al­ olfen-d n.r for in, the pttcjwr ...... .... 1>|«<»: ..nrrrt pn.*.! wilnh, „„,t. It Hows on smoothly and doesn’t leave* brush mark. 1 fw’rceniage of games won. Crbthen1 Ocorgp Bauer Wins With Epee ‘H-artment m <k. much except »vr ready of M-rpage.frnm the lake through “■ Hardware Co. is a ...... Goldsmith It hides so well that one coat is usually enough. And ft ‘ the muck underlying tile roadway in­ _ ,, i’ offering ;;—;■* ha* delayed Out-of-door activities i ur n • adjoining property Neighbors dis» and Will Go to the Olympic ' covered the flame* Mrs. Pierson and to the drains that have been built it dries so quickly, that you can paint after luncheon »h» r... mu. lb. bun to nlra at 10 [lfc t Trvouts In New York *h!‘r <iauRht< r had been asleep for some along the roadway' and not far from tT. 7. . ’ .'"nt ""•■ria, bri.K.ri b. Im ball .nd uadi , } , ,1 time' before the alarm wax turned ini the lake. Last summer and th-- sum-! and use the finished pieces in the evening! tliat two pitchers %n- tied In tireir to. Last week wo mentioned th- results-and did not know about the fire until mer before, although a considerable ■ We can supply QUICK-DRYING ENAMEL io a * Ul "iimlM T oi urll...ml, lb.- wtdi;;.; .n.ltauum a..-, .m.ml of Mr. George Bauer’S coaching with thP arrival qf the department, 1 water ran into Gun lake from several _______। e t-----------------““J'diaalaw lb. that n,U all- the Miclngan Htate College girl*' fenc-; wide range of attractive colors. » • streams that empty into it. as well ar1 ( AMP nRE ACTIVITIES. I' Ir om me Ik B,i! n . ... -dioo! lourwy mar breom. a n-autar ingetart Since then hu boys’ fencing from the many many spring, springs on on me the ea>t etut .Mde side - mr wit Oe-ee-ot Camp mr Fire «,uu group known a* the. Cascade* yr: througn . ? I •’•O' Twin- iraim Imrllnpaud and cla.-* .T has --- competed — in .stale champloii.. .. -va y.uiup ! l-n-tar ™.« ~-llv liav“b-.n an- Ship contests, tn in which three three’of his z**.. <MrA Cau!:!:: Caukln guard'an: guardian) invited Mis* Mi* a goal share of h«t summer,.and for ship contexts, MX. For IhoM- boys a ho ar<- not pitcher* |arBW| class ----- •to- '— — i secured honor place* Ctoz.1 i . Michael addre** the ----group on — goqd quite a time during the previous sum-" 8?nd*!*,’ “a,hie‘ D,l'ort {?2ClaJ!rrI health habiU This is one of the re- mer. no water passed over tile dam. H'".' ll.ia.llh am dd.vll. »l Ulr IU.au and HARDWARE COMPANY TU.r"V rr‘n. llT champkins-hipi qulrements Tot Fire Maker.-, rank .Yet the ditches that have been built PHONE 3101. HASTINGS. MICH. wutoto’JJS.. .°^U M *hich Which most of the -girln in the group close to the roadifny and near to thull the Ixiys (p-vrlo|> into hard, fnr-lut-, ... ,, „ Ki'izL,1^ “ ',hr<T hope to complete this year. Th- talk lake were said to have had water in tmg batters then tin- pitrlier* ate ko-l Ad? rS F.T. P. 5on'l’,‘l*,l“n lhL> y£*u W{**! included the number of hours of slf-ep them, showing that then- wax Ma-pagting to. have a hard row to hoe bin ifAnair. r.f. .. ............... .. .2 0 4 required. amount and kinds of. ever- The resorters resorter* are arc now alarmed, alarmed. because! tiecaiLM*' ixirticuiaily keen, as It to an Olympic,squired, those same pilclnrs make up their>J*08?*-, ............ 1 0 0 iuL.ro. “T. flrn 1 ’!c1**' lir°Per i"01*- n,»'* ’*> buiulaKr. ,,tc- they fear {he building of additional j ----- t------------------------minds to win their own ball gnnn-s nn-; Ifcnleitnr-r. i f. ........... i o a pians places in ­ A jew- girh from other groups who were drains not ffa- from the shore nnd imursli. because they fear ■ that vjiH tage by Shalton lake. Saturday. in each <arn blade oiaui- may mas enter enter the me Na «n-; Ixaly is going to latten-their batting J°*’*’'rnd' '' ............... * tional Olympic tryouts ut New York1! unable to be present when-their group close to the roadway will mean more mean increased Mipage. Mrs. Chrystal Sclicarer i .’ill with . - average. । Zeroel. c............. . ;........... .7.“. .a - 0 o City. .. was given thto instruction were also seepage from tlie lake and wifi pei*This case will be fought out in the the mump.. , And lyiw a word ab**it the American ............................... •> 0 0 For the Jjr.it lime hi thirty years Al­ . manently lower the level in the sum-, circuit court of this county and. in Mrs. Harold ’Reger to confined to her la-gion Junior Wdrld .v-rics. Tlw- boy* vH5,<1*'r• .............. • 3 u 0 bert Sauer, one time national cham­ present At the March business meeting ot mer season, which to the resort sea-‘every probability, whichever side may bed with the flu .-.liiiult! remember that the only re­ pion..was defeated in Michigan. George this group, the following officers were son. despite the dam. That to lhe real win. an appeal will be taken to the ’ , Jajin Bush is on the slek list. strictions barring boys from playing in • Bauer winning tlic Epee Cliampionship' elected: Pre*. Florence Westerlind, reason why the Gun Lake Protective■ supreme court of the state. ' i Mr and Mrs Wm. Aldrich enterthese contests are age and loss of tuna-’ "Merrick’s 12-l-Up*'' in three straight set*. Mr. Sauer barely Vice-Pr«.-;.. Arion Myers; Tn-as, Bev- A-*sccialion is -so interested in tlie suit1 --------------‘— immS-— erx-rrv tal£fd con’Pan>' fronl Kalamazoo Suntenr standing. Tliat mentis that Boyes, r.f. .. retained the Saber championship, win­ nice Caukln. VirginiafBoy*-., has been that has been brought to annul the in- i • ioi r. * c.> i r.it. dav ning over Geprge bv but one [joint secretary since the first of the year. A junction granted by Judge Smith. Thc.t .... . .. ... throughout every district and stiqe that Sheffield, If . . The P T. A. was ^..rerepdstiionrd on .acBurdette Lyttle went to NastiviUe there I* going to Im- developed .-»»rn<- ex- Merrick, c........... George u .. also placed third In Foil. Thu# new » rmlirmun chairman w W eiecien elected every every seconu second nesoricts Resortcrs s-rotccuve Protective A.'-*ociauon Association claims claims count of cl bad tij road:, rcidi and „;.j sickness. Monday morning. ceptionally g-xxi ball club In these Biddle, r.g.......... Si,X ,o! iha; mey will not only fight iw.. .« jiiiuiiiii a< .* a girl receives an honor for io the Mr. and Mrs. Burdett*Lottie Burdette Lyttle return^ottie Stidnegar from Cedar Creek tegknul eliminations as in the basket James. I«. . . conducting two business meetings and limit to prevent the injunction from * d home Saturday from their" trip to spent the week end with Fred Ashby, bull regional* when a team Ipse* they weapons. The state championship win­ this gives several girls a chance during being set aside, but alio to prevent any I Florida. ’ Mr and Mrs George Scribber from ners arc given below: •urc done. That mean.-, that every boy . thejenr. . ■ : more ditches being constructed near Mr. and Mrs. Carl Recker and baby Gull lake visited her father. N. Steele, wlio takes part in the K. of P. City . ..... .score. ...... . •Athlete's Final Foil. At a recent meeting of A-wa-kl-ya; the roadway at the upjw-r end of Gun returned from Owensdalt- to their cot- and son. Robert Barton. Sunday. Serie:, and wants to see his nunu- on- Ups." 8. Albeit Sauer. I). A. C.. first. II group of CampFirp. Harriet Pierson: ' f ' • Hie All-City squad will have to ^iv«- -aenioni"■ Charles Smitten I). A C second. : and Barbara Johnson., who are taking! ”” " and learn ba.*eball from now until the .McMillan, rf . George Bauer, M. S. C.. third. । their Tnrth Bearer's rank in social; M-u-on close.* late this summer. Any Knrnn-s if Epee. leadership, which comes under Hom-: team of boys who can fight lheii way Adam.M r Craft, won the required honor 1029 | gET George Bauer, M. S. C.. first. . up to a stale championship or even a H-)| ■' ............ Albert Sauer. D A C.. second. • To win this the girls planned and car-' itistricf championship 1* to be congra*-’ Kenm-dP t i? rird out an evening's social program.’, UH Chafli-s Smltler, I), a. a.’third. iilulcd and to'ix. a nieinbi-r of such-a. J............. I got otlU-rs to a»tot.’ and made each one} team is a lot to be proud of. Total ..... i ii-.*j>obxible for some particular feature. •Albert Sauer. D A. C., first! The Lodge does not want thi; base-: \ “Williams Y. In addition refreshment* were served.: George Bauer. M. S. C-. seconfl. .hall program to Interfere with any boy's the cost of which was restricted to ten! Charles Smitten D. A. C. third. . Indies but piit every mlnuo- of youi Bishop. r.f . ! cents for each person. Mr. Hauer's success al fencing n',s: Tilts group sent Five Fagots (five! . . pure time studying and practicing Get Perry. l.f.’.. ’ Sandeer). r. . n 1M2 rule book and learn nil you can from this and read all (lie tellab'e Kelly, rg. ' . "" ..»•“? M u toll. -nd Ma w.nk.rs to Keller. lg INTEREST GROWS IN MAKE OLD,PIECES NEW AGAIN! < GOODYEAR BROTHERS b*,w"u te"”' r.:;.; Total ............................. Final score: “Seniors. Make Your Clothes Like NEW by our Dry Cleaning and Pressing! Called for and Delivered. ■ REPAIRING at a small . extra charge. McCall Bros. Tailors ' girl In the group William IL Caswell, president of tlic ; Miss Michael guardian American Fencing League of Michigan.;'! A-wa*kl-ya. in presenting George the state chum-, r— .—. wi Alien he saldi *,lonal,l P -~™ medal L. in — Epic, .MORGAN. that in all his long experience, Mr.! ■■■ >u.'> km- nraaing:7“ -pwwwiun ire imu over the- Pvthian Citv I^-neiiK rulJc ever met had consisuntlv over the-Pythian City League rules|<'ver met and and had rorutoteritlx bnainht brought „,w:nUr ' lvU,n of Hastings also Mr. I ouV^ Mr »"di Cldlltozl fKn* nliu boMfci fire ...... could (lilt the’Vn^ Unratl 1-lf.oure In I.ikaIii.. ,1.h, ' stated that any the -re. county play, age permitting. ' came to' Detroit" " ’ (; «... and Mrs. ri Clair Norfis rtnd- son: George's many friends In tastings - Mr Cl The committee regret*. that this Im­ ; Alton of Lacy and Lloyd McClelland, pression was given in stating that non­ arc dr-lighted with his success. and Darwin nnd Mildred Varney oi i resident players were to be permitted Nashville were'vSunday vWltora at D.l to play In mm this jv years series. uy By nonnon­ .ii n serrea. _ „ WEST . . CARLTON. -------resident players it was meant non-1 „ n<JJ R,ch®r>laon n»d wife of Grand A. McClelland's. Mildred Varney stay-­ resident or foreign students. Regard- Rnllil“ Sunday guest* of hi*, ing over to assist Mrs. McClelland who less of a boy s age. if he b. not a stu- unclc- Arthur Richardson and family, is slowly recovering from her recent ; dent of our .Hastings schools, either Gordon Edmpnds and wife of Nash- illness. Doreen VanSieklc spent a few days; publlc or parochial, he will not be1 v,,,p were ca,Jers Vcrdan Coville's Ixst week with Mr and Mrs. Clair eligible to enter. (Sunday afternoon. Consider the fact that nearly three1 John -Richardson received the Vansickle. Mrs. Sophia Mead took charge of the hundred boys in the two schools are’*?*** 'ftat wc<,|c of ,1,e death of her eligitjle under the existing rule and d<*“lh ot hcr uncle. John Oerkey. of meeting at the Hastings F. M. church Sunday morning. ■ I anyone can understand what a lot of Lake Odessa. Etta Mead and son Donald took; ;boj‘s tlic committee would have to’ Sunday afternoon callers at WiU handle if every boy in the county wax Dipp'.* were. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roush Dorothy to her school at Newaygo las’.1 jx-rmitted to eomc to town to play. Grandville. Mrs. Cllttle Roush of■ week Monday staying over night then' Since Mr. Brozak. athletic director Freeport and Fred Remington of Has- visiting Dorothy’s school in the morn- j ing, then going to Lake View*and hav­ of our city Schools, has- been in Has-, linK5lings he Iras yearly arranged n short a,"I Mrs.TIomer Jackson and ing dinner with Rev. and Mrs. A. P. series of basket ball games In the High | baby accompanied by LILMiss Esther Mt-ad from there going on to Lansing I school for the spring season. Last year’ Jackson of Clarksville were Sunday to look after some business returning-' the Pythian City series was so short; KM,'sb* °f Mr. and Mrs. Harlow Segar. home Tuesday evening. Rev. Newland of Hastings spent that many felt that the outcome might i Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Dipp attended the have been different had there been1 funeral of the late Sam Custer of Sunday with the Webbs Cullers during more guinea played, in order that w. Bowne. which was held at the Mcn- the day were. Richard Green of Nash­ ville and Richard Holman of near Has­ longer series might be played and at nonite church Sunday afternoon'. the same time come to a close early! Mm. Ed. Babbitt of neeport and tings. Donald Mead returned to 8. C. enough to permit entry In the Ameri-1 daughter. Mrs, Chas. Belittle of Vickscan Legion Junior World Series. Mr. burg called at Harlow Segnrs Thtirs- Sunday after spending ills vacation with the home fblkx. Brozak Ottered to combine the inter-idoy afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Clair VanSickle and I class baseball with the Pythian series. Mr. and Mrs. CJaud Yeiter spent (This meant that .non-resident stu-1 Sunday with her father. Mr. Bloomer Mrs. Webb took Mr, and Mrs. W. H. VanSickle to Lansing after spending .dent* in our local schools would-have of?Alto. 1 to be permitted to play with the ward | Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Flftod of Irv- the week end with their son Clair. ;teams. Thlz also makes it possible for,Ing were Sunday visitors at Neal New- *Rev. Allen Delong and wife of Grand Ledge called on his father. Austin De-| । Junior High boys to play which they *ton's. —‘ Lyle Newton is absent from school long. Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shatter enter-1 entertaining chickenpox. Mr. and Mm. Howard Barnum of talned Howard and wife of Kalama-1 Hastings called on their aunt," Mrs. Mort Sisson Sugday. Eligibility Rules for Tnurnnmpnt InBaseball U.. tonto 1 1VE W Adjustable-Center Akron *'M«ch«io-Form” »—►. Holds Rupture Securely with Minimum Pressure ’ uaasea! AKRON Mechano-Form Trusses exclusively provide this atnaz/* t^g NEW' adjustabk-centcr sponge rubber pad. Dotted lines irr picture show how eenter of pad can be raised or lowered, adapting pad correctly to wearer. Rupture held securely. Un­ necessary tissue destroying pressure avoided. Unequaled truss comfort and great aid to improvpneaL Nothing cbe Het it See a demoaetration here. ' THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE B. A. Ly Barker, Proprietor. Hastings, Mich. AUTHORIZED EXCLUSIVE AKRON TRUSS FITTERS K.X'E-J?’”" Eu’"” “ NORTHEAST IRVING. NORTHEAST WOODLAND. | Mr. and Mrs. William Dipp attend­ Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Sheldon. Mr. and ed the funeral Sunday of Sam Cus- Mrs. Pau| Kagleproud and son of De­ troit moto J to Greenville Friday aft- : Mr. and Mrs. Albert Prost of Lan­ ernoon to sec George Sheldon who has I sing spent Sunday at the A. L. Light­ been very sick. He if a little belter. i foot home. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Vandlen of Has- ! Mrs. Sam Eckert attended a Re­ tings called on Mlles Bawdy**, also on bekah party Friday afternoon at the John Stairs* Sunday evening. home of Mrs. Edith Godfrey at Free­ Saturday being Pau) EagleproudJ port. Jr.'s birthday Mrs. E. I. Sheldon gave; Mrs. Arthur Moore and daughters him a birthday surprise. Pauline and Virginia spent Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Pliny Hansbarger, afternoon at -Hastings. spent Wednesday with Will Hansbarger i Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jaquette and of Lake Odessa. family of Martin spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Velte. Miss Hasel j i Mr. nnd Mrs Arthur Moore and fam- Hansbarger, Henry Orelble spent Sun­ uy . . day at George Snyder s helping him Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Lightfoot and celebrate his birthday. Norma spent SaUtrday evening with Grant Hullibergrr. wife and sons Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Benton and fam­ were callers In West Odessa Bunday ily at 8. Bowne. evening. RI TCk'PVF UUVIXU I Lv electric REFRIGERATOR We have thoroughly investigated the full _ . merits of this wonderful new electric refrigerator, and we can heartily assure our customers that it contains only the best principles in elec­ tric refrigeration, and will give them 100 per cent in satisfaction at a price that will be satis­ factory to all. Come in and look it over. We will be glad to explain its many points of superiority. Only two sizes in this line Priced at: Larger Model $149.50 F. O. B. Factory Miller Furniture Company West State Street Hastings, Mich: �TUB HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL <, UH PAGBFOUR The Hastings Banner mknujKiurtM “I* “ J! __________________ °______________ . manufacturing and m thus u>u. keep k™P the u» cost. koTyiex's and Opinions: , of living abnormally high. And an ab-1 normally high cost of living U a tux. I . 2 A.i | This and That c WllOt UttlCrS otty BCVCXTY-BIXTR TEAR i I Washington's Advisors. ■I Robert Morris. Financial Genius of Revolution­ Services Unhbnored. Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday Pouibly wo arc talking too soon. The‘ r; - s i >,u«« h... nN THE LOCAL-ANOLE i ■ TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. . _ :UIN»Bl>U» «»AN> •» KI JnAOnj A„,|6,r „„ Dr. and Mrs. Leland Holly spent ;------- from the past, however, the wraU is’.t!nU!rt bear in mind is that state taxes n.«„ wubln,u,o rereU protaMy „ . . . ; [even more generous with the tax are-only approximately eleven per cent retate UR. eoupln, u It e.lebrUnl tte tJX- Mr.^K.n Mranp^lrt him IN nsRUY county, osg yexr-,..4j oo (lJw 1,™^, nut tlw budget1 °f °ur total, hcnco a big reduction of 1 . . ..... „ . . ., cfea >..a m,- (-■•tate taxes would mean but a small re- I3OCiti anniversary of hU birth without ’ far us Clilcago. ’ MoNTiia tioo! ‘‘laact‘> c u »e. . i . • -. (luc.R,n on our tax r<.wlpf4, Tlie other iat least some .mention .of tlie man who I Mias Vlolrt Harper of Lansing spent IN HARRY CUUN‘1 ktu'i r«da<h»n something. Also a sales, tax- measurejX.r ren{ oj ol|r taxr, arr county. । financed the Revolution and upon cnd ,n *Hb her was rejected, and thpt. too, was u; township, city or village, school and sister. Mrs. Robert (! mundis IN'UAKKY COl’STi creditable-performance. But in gen.rat. * covert road taxes, and If any great cut ’«h.„, wuwwto... 1 Mr. and Mrs. Karl ..— »<k the Ktton taken by corgrr^ to date ln,‘J* »» <>« bye to OVTBIl’E BALKY . . . . , , ... be done right here M home—at tlie !Morris ■ Duanr PalinaUer from Friday until has.been extremely disappointing We Wn w!1I1<3 etc Al the age of fourteen Morris eml-. Sunday. rORF.JCN StBSCRIPTlOX. ONE so need leaders like Philip Snowden and Activity for tax reduction can be made sgrated from Liverpool, ids birthplace. Mrs. 8 W Smith of Ann Arbor spent — i Ramsay MacDonald who car. reaUy.rntich more fruitful at hoffie than at tto Join his father who had settled nt ‘he week end tn this city. Mrs. Smith ' retrench when retrenchment is necd«! ( Lansing, and should be.—Cassopolis <Oxford. Maryland, where the aider «e*vw Monday for Kansas City where Vigilant. . jMoms acted as American agebt^fw^a -be will attend the national meeting large firm of Liverpool tobacco mer- ”f the Collegiate Alumni of which she LEGISLATURE PROGRESSES <?'. BRUCKER’S MESSAGE chants. The father <was killed in an Is president of the Ann Arbor branch, Brucker's — message to — the accident when young-Morris ¥us sev-1 Frank Bauer, a former well known So .far its too early to 'predict .what; Gotcrrt'tr ------------ -----------.. — may or mav not be'done at Lansing to!' iwcia’ session doe* the executive credit < nteen. but before fhe elder's death.. resident of Hastings, visited hl* brothRulx-rt had found a job in the count- er. C H Bauer, and his brother-in-law. .RMoroU kt. ,r, ot M - ing room of u mercantilij house in E A. Rider, last week en route to his r«,trc:u-hmcnt in Michigan, bu. we *UdjIThor is more of a sojourner than i Philadelphia. There hi* business,1 liomv.in Denver from New York state r‘* have liojx-s. ' rtudeiit of government Several of the ability soon showed'itself to such ndCommissioner Gertrude R Miller was lanncr in.which certain -irKrr iwp^rs «. We like the manner cerutn.' iI-wr P-iprrA soy shy at tnc the L(governor.::: g’ovvrnor i vantage tliat he became a member of tn Ann Arbor last week attending a and M-natoran•'Ugs».-stion Oi an income tax but it is, the finn From then on he steadily conference the first.of*the week and ,repitaentatives *atm 'jenarors arc w * Ion the.day and comes nearer to-eouladded t<> his fortune until he became, the Schiwlmasters’ club on Thursday • , . . . , : on the. Way and comes nearer to'equiO*. Otn, into Ijk- oue.fou <■-. njuciw; ,o>. taNe ux.non th.n ow «h<r plan one of the richest men of his tunc in and Friday, returning to Hastings Sun•VSiS1 ; day. eminent cutis instead of derutng new Illinois lias Just adopted such a* law. America. • schemes of taxation. This ’b decidedly Govembr bracket's recommendations But money wa-, not the sole inter-1 Mr*- J T Lombard nnd her sister, - i encouraging. ’ ■■ event on highway, school and banking mat­ i st’ of Morris. He early Joined the Mr' Anzoletta Shumway, went to De­ High salaries and ters ate sound but itv,„. is his position, de­ movement against England, and was|trolt Tuesday for a visit with Mr. anti j department* arc apparently going .. ' manding a 15 |*r cent reduction of among the first to resist tiw Stamp'WrR D D Smith and daughters. , be placed under tire. This is as it; Mate expenses of every description that Act. Also, he vvas a signer o> tlic first: Mf®. David Boyes and son of Allegan REAL ".RETRENCHERS'- NEEDED! ; should ___ ___ __ _________ , ..., -~r. non-importAUon agreement und later! vt*>t*’d her parents.. Mr. and Mrs. be __QoverhmenMmdgeU must i win get ______ popular _______ acclaim. The rr prompt So tar the methods, used by Congress be reduced to meet reduced income! ■ approval of the governor's idea by sev- was made warden of the Port of | Geuriie Hbbbard. and other relatives in 'be city I»rt of last week. \o balance thr biniget have been ex- Tliat u the only sane manner of getting; next ^Impi^dbte tt* to Philadelphia. -duuws uvw »w w impossible it « iu When the Revolution opened. Moms Constance stem returned to st tremely disappointing. Infacr we are;'to - “ --------‘ ------- * -um-.i.nr... _ •the• full - .. power • of. th.’,- was forty-one years old. in the prime; the root “of* our -promt difficulties/ lower cons until Sch<»I ut Knoxville. Illinois, la government none too sure tliat the budget is hal- But reduction . In state expenditures . ... and public opinion . , ,is put tf his mental and physical vigor, and! Mortday. Her mother, Mrs. Kt-llar Stem, anted, since U. s. Treasury estimates not enough. State taxes are less titan into action. These'heads waited for he threw- hinu-elf into every important accompanied ,her as far as Chicago enterprise except *the military. In H J Fnvland left on Prlduj ,f some one-fifth of the total taxes Tlie balnn. rcuiiuiiu. -.Aiimi na-j nvw uonui, 1177,. n.> ana and 1775 he was vice-president of '“<■ P”ri Byron, New York, where slu-eigilty-eight millions of liolUi*. In to uni-** __ __ ._ . In thL,, __ ... .. .: ,he Penn once 0*vw am* in to run mnntv county, tiwiumin township nnn and I,can mad< |he BIWCU ,v- ’■ ,:...ylva:iia Committee ot Safety/vwt her parents. Mr and Mrs t'rcasiirv L-. local goyerniueniB. governments. If the cost of run--1 session should nave have uicn been called last la. Fri.m matters 01 ol finance the ircasury treasury u is rocm governments u It uir run- iM-s-ion lx.cn,, eauio !a-tt![ from From in 177V> to 1778 he was a member oi Coojx-r. and other relatives moiierx imancr tinw rm.-1 M-s-;on snouia 17. more and more authoritative ning. tintin- state state cnveniment government eould could be by!year. Governor Brucki-r Brucki-r lias has made made a-the a tlie Continental Continental Conan-s-. Coirarcs-.-and so u.i-.' was; mnw reliable r..u <fiis nnri itAritnt'v. nin4 ! year. Governor -and so ----------TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY than house or senate reduced in half, the effect would be a;commanding start. N° taxation law u ,1 sfgaer uf thv Declaration of Indi--' .... . ,. ,. going . going to p;ea«r plea«v everyone ana and inc the lean frat- - pendcnce. In 1778 he retired from Ed. Holbrook of Lansing was in lhe Coneres<.v. reonir tax reduction of about 10 IK-r ................... ...........■. ... .. , ....................................... Congres.-. has atti-miited attempted t.i to overcome jwr Cent cent to ]jtor who 5(3............... ts ?0 fly !lw. ... prt>. congress, ’only to devote his tlrelbss en- Icily over Sunday. lhe deficit in.a typically congressional the average taxpayer. Desirable of gram for jwlitlcal advantage L-going to ergirs to the Pennsylvania State Log-! •• ■ -« Eaton of Baltimore Mrs — Herbert manner^that ts by creating new taxes course; but suit Dot enough! Local find himself in an uncomfortable po?t- islaturc. of which he was a member spent Saturday with ■ Mrs Andrew But his greatest, hl- outstanding and > Myerf. . ' or increasing existing one? Measures taxes still oiler the greatest field for tlon.’FucUonaliMn mint be put a'.:de a: most gratefully received, jiublid servbrlcy Bishop vbited Mr. nnd Mrs tor rntorctas srrot.r .xenon,>■ In s,». .ronomt w.- Wm, Ute BttUUtunot'Vhrtu'r „'ire ... „ . ice was hb financing ot the War of EYcrmap Furrow at Freeport part ot enunent. tor reducing tlic enormous cun assist the local governments, tem-'the session is .i cood thing pplittcallp'Indciiendcnce. « nte embattled States!-last wcel£ cos’, of running thc.iederal government .porartly al least, 'to brlui—.abm«'- sub-'for Mr. Bruckcr. Tlic di deriy progress ............................. -------- *to turned this- financial genius to, Mr and Mrs. Charles Potts enter­ ALL SIZES IN STOCK FOR MEN AND BOVS have received buUcasual treatment. So -'tantial reductions. Schools and roads;'1' 'he governor., program concern... manug- their fiscal affairs, but even' tamed about forty guests on 'Tuteday more they relied on his bursting and evening for dinner. In the receiving far ilS0.000.OW (a generous estimate) constitute the bulk of local open purse, for the sinews of wdr. [lllne line were Mr. mid nnd Mrs. Charles Potts •only have been trimmed from the to-'went expense, about 60 per cent. In . General Washington's agonies of' mid Richard. MUs Evelyn Kopf. Lieut tai cost* or about 5 per gent A great fact Fund* for these two items -arc SLEEP—AND LOTS OF- IT. ■' min'd mind over the jiroblems problems of financing ’! aiadcen Gladeen Barm Barness mid and Mr and‘ Mrs. " Tills writer, for a number of moinths I' Ids army ar,l'-v lasted lusted througlioul the Revo-1 Clarence clarence DePlunta. DoPlnnta. Yellm Yellow uas the savings! From. 1870 until IUD the cost'now raised by the pcneral proper ty^tax. of running thejederai government re-! Conditions being what they an-, we has tarn taking front life bunk ot lik-! l’itionnry war. It best they were ul-; predominating color and was prettily Drained nearly unilortn: a» no time ex-pee no rciison.why a'generous slrarp of physical and mental energies more: '"11'” n.worry, and at times tlie worry• carried.out in the decorations which than he hns been dejxv.-jting so h.•• ticute distress. One of these jvveie A live course dinner ... biuuiiitul. -----------------ceeding one billion dollars. By 1920.j the gasoline lax should not be diverted, faced nn overdraft That is poir busi-j I was served. Mrs. Ida Wood catered. ‘ however, due to’the cost ol the World to help reduce the share ot local goy­ : ncss so he hiw had tin- good muw to! i airs. Claud Bush went tn’ Grund liiiiiiniiiiiiuii fllUlllUillllllllllWU ; Rapids on Tuesday to visit her parwar. lids cpst had jumped to about, eminent m^tense now being carried by : start building up the account. And is{ • ent>.. Mr. mid Mrs. Chas Whitlow. live and-one-half billions of dollar* , real und |»r«onftl projieny. Il ls un-J doing it in Jurt about tia- wny-ihntl ; Miss Lillian Matthews has returned this.month. While in this country his tion* liberal, as the proceeds urv to bsome of you folks, who think the world! Then came a briet jx-rtocl ol retrench- sound for the state, to go ahead yith hangs on your shoulders, should do j । to her home in Grand Rapids after hGKliimirter• will be at the Na.y Yard, ment. During tlw next'um-.- yfars ex-‘building programs anywhere near the, Tins fashion: By being in bed isleeplm: spending a few days with Mr. und in Brooklyn. N Y I Mrs James Matthews. -pc'nditurcs were reduced to about three’usual sire when the home-owner, the' most of. the ti:ne> tor ten hours every ; Dr.-Franz Willison called , on old HAPPINESS, is a . Mrs Annie powers-of Grand Rap* billions of dollar* und the country ap- farmer, and tlw-.factory, running on night. ids was tlie guest of Hiu-ttng.- relatives warn omeers su the election on MonWell it seems ’ kinds funny" to tuck; perfume you can ­ patently congratulated itself that1 greatly reduced schedule, find th] the first of the week ourselves in "with the chickens" but FIKFY-F1VH YEARS \(JO TODAY "afiairs" yerv trekking back to uornwLi pre^ftit' property tax destructive. Re­ not pour on others In Delton Items-Mr. und Mrs. Will1 Wlfilani S. Goodyear, demo* We learn that John A. Turner of But no! Nothing of tlie sort. Beginning! serve out of the total gas and weight tax' regular Rip Van Winkle daze, dream (Hayward and cldldren came from Ida ­ without getting a ho Friday and they will reside tn with that about 1923 began a period of govern-' sufficient to maintain present stab- .pleasant dreams and wake .... ill -----------few drops on your­ all<>-h.U been attending the La* De- 11 Kunlmc rt.mnrr.it ■> Michigan in the future. They arc at: nuntai extravagance tliat we hoj>e will toads and to carry on a very modest' vaca,t'on. 'aueuid feeling of \ "Let tlie < jpartment' at Anrt Arbor, graduated hut, b - - ’ ‘*‘.ra,’CTa‘- • present staying with Mrs. Hayward* un-r. Baker Shrmer. r-puuiuan. 208: self.—Emerson. never be w>Ued .wm By IK,, builduK. lhen lei .he ,SuS Imta beHee lather. Mr. Thcodort1 Morrlwuse. _. , , Charles WeUM-rt. democrat. 263; fur ' Middleville—-Tlie banks of show are . *,, , tf,™«*fanc® meeting held marshal, Milton Prickett, r.-pubiiian. had mounted to about three billion and balance Me returned to counties lofi ready to join lhe war against Japan ! fast disappearing in town, but we in union hall last Sunday evening was 2!4; John c. Cole, democrat. !t07; lot a half dollar* in spite of Ujc fact Unt the pur|x>xe of praintaitung roods and- Ever try the sleep plan? You might live und^ntand the country roads are yet a grand success, eloquent speeches were jurtlce of the peace. John Holchki. the country.was suffering from de-' school*, <>r If tlie funds be sufficient for longer if you try it.-r-Norlhvilh- Record : jin « ’very bad condition. Wheels are made by .8 D. Clay nf Grand Rapidv. republican, 229; Martin, W Riker. ■ pi e.-^ed bUMnt'M.Warned by the presf- other local government costa aS well. ' --[ much more in evidence than sleighs. Haney Wright and H A Goodyear of democrat. 246, toy -cliool inspect™ 'dent and by Uh secretary ol ^1h- treas-i with lhe provision that those . funds' ,• however, which denotes summer by Hastings; but especially inferi-sting. de- Charles <; Holbrook :. public,u: >n j nnd by. lightful and instructive Wai, th? addn -.. John H. Dennis, democrat, 218- fo ury that our country's llnancts wwc m’tniut be.ujcd to reduce property taxes/ NEWS GLEANINGS. ''------------------------------------ -------- :----------Woodland—Mr- Agnes Fisher and by Mrs O. G. Buitji-y and the e**ay • school inJjwctor it:> fill vacii'ncvi. 81>r a jirecarloui condition- because of re-| In fact the present legulifture would do’ ---- ------- --of ------------------ --------MrA' c,lft-s «• Hauur which, num C Printil,-, reimblioan, 237 Ru. Kalamazoo spent— last— week!r'.u In France. John Smith is refined tu" c“"e, »Un he found children duced ’revenues, congress nevertheless': well to pass favorably on-the Coniin u*> Jean Lefevre in <w next issue. di n Wightman democrat. 226- f«. • •1U “bsoluUly imperative to strike for with Mrs. FishrrS parents, Mr. andi *!" passed, extravagant bonus k-gulaUon"idea ol placing n.definite limit on the 1 Irh. , '.E P' ta|rr#U WIU entertain the r.u|k-rvp«.r > 1st mid 4!h ward-.>. Trave: ' • , •’he victory at Trenton, to revive pub- : Mr . B S Hollv'. PresbyterlunS.Ki.il at tm residence <>f Phillip--, republican. 149; bra-I s Gm t »h»h Um, «a. «t . tn, that accounts f >r a generous percentage real estate tax. Michigan does not nwd 11,. __ maMM UbpnUmy _ nl_Th, 1 THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. l£ r , “ , r ’ pl,llll l w Esq . on Broadway, on democrat. 93; lor supervisoi. <ad and of tnc present deficit. That is the man- any new taxes at present. No economy University ot Michigan lias an X-ray David Lake has placed a steamboat I LranLnel'wm’iJ1. !,u‘r -M’l” T Wheeler, lepybllc.m, her Jn which tileT.oiim- and senate an-! or relief th-the general priH’erty tax machine that will take photographs' In order to keep hit unpaid then • nce. be large find tlie donu- 83> DuvId'CT. Robinson, democrat, 146. tl>nwh Ml meta-, thick .Uh hup tor u- »tt«*. the Otmr.l on Leach lake cajxible of carrying.swered the danger signal then! But has ever bvcn^gordtd by pew taxation. t,ir£ >ykh . . .steel 1'. . . inclw* thick. ■‘•e. forced to take the extreme risk ot nb.Hlt about twenty This-is*the? twentv passengers. noKM-naerx Thisik thr ‘ ’ and the . Consequently we do not favor a satasl 1.'. ..................................... . ...... j.,-.. -----------------------------------«. »..a ihuwucjm The first o|ien*air.. post alike in the: i^'iniMisg them a bounty ot*ten dollars .first vessel ot tlic kind ever launched! lommj there-!tax. on income tax. a boor.: m thtr gas United States i> claimed by St. Peters-, l”'r 'J'4’’-. Hc 'Ilrn addressed to ins at Leach lak.- and Mr. Lake will oiier-l mood to lt.tan i and weraht tax or any other new -tax Fla. ’ iUtc “ *n cnnw<7,lon tt,'b >»*• j • • — —— — i.mi with w\ucli to make his promise I ,Mim Malx-1 Snauldma—i-, home for a! giving suf- Until al. uiuta of government have rvAn electric ormin without pipes was good. The next day he received the'Ahort vacation from the" Seminary at robkm of trt-nrhed to the limit and until the recently' installed in a French church ; nion- y. Morris irad stripped himself Kalamazoo • tuxes dre .m> employed that rial Granite is considered the most dura < f' fcafSy 'und' -ulid bad hor-1 iVan stickle of Freeport was here .Li b. .1.. bred* .t-mS; r »v.»“re 1 .iStai ’n^*’m hu ”>■ ■ mr-ru. i lyiicnicnv..^ Quaker fnend:. In Ph ladrlphia IUJne AittlllP u getting hb new house ’ >: Un • i it«■•••’ -Alda I* the most |>opuiar Ojx-ra in t<.7r,‘tj'i’£u ’“ CK 4,1 U’C /,1U£Xh W4td **'“ a,!>"R i ix>? ,.bb. Bu.. . i ilo it xethta cofln^y. Wjth “1^ Boherne" a fairly‘'< ,r,Us *e<1 < n, ‘i1 Jh* SccaM0,I* w ben completion. dbrefmrd if>'.r;.Uons that wv. luv-.’ clore second ' ’ ,‘h-- '-uu|Kk*eaiy frigid Washington was, The annual election of officer* ofthe| m.oiv fur our.M lv. .-. m th.;.pa,st: Tiu-n. ----------* ‘j'/''? * , ^2-°nin *> < ! EmmanueL chujeh took place Monday . .; vl. .... a..d u,,lch. • T>ie slate of Amaiotm in Brazil is| n *“=• *uch stuff thafThc *in-;and resulted in ilk- choice of the fol­ .. ... .. .nn v „v .1. , and we«ttt nv/times a* large m Great Britain. of the Revolution were formed. j„nlng -vestrymen. M W. Riker. J 8.1 tax funds should i.»t be diverted. The !and Robert Morris was among the best Goodyear •••-- h -- b - Gum- --------- W A. Hams, Oded tax r iu.d by motor:/, and'tnotorh-ta' Faucet Mo., is a block wide an<f a!ot them. Not to think of him iti this ----• •mon. John P. Goodyear. C. F. Field and L J Goodyear.’ , The regular monthly'meeting o! tlie WT» W> V9 wp a If you will fill nut the coupon W F M S uf the M. E. church will X* JQl JCd • below and send it to us, we will . mi el Wednesday of next week. April 9. i world number about 250.000. . inspect your home from roof to : likely could have had the secretary-11 at the-home oi Mrs. James Townsend. '.{ship of tlu: treasury. Instead, he urged■ Subject oi study ■•Constantine to basement, reporting to you the condition of founda­ ; Six dollars a day *m lhe. first salary ! inJti-.twwiv. ’r of Congress. “nm.™.”........ ’ •------ !lllL’ aiu»lnimeRl of Alexander Hamil- Charlemagne, FouKh to Ninth ceu-i tions, walls, roof, plaster, doors, windows, screens, members paid tmmberg Of Congn^ Ln Throughout the Revolution, und lury.” walks and driveways. Inspection is free. No ohIf Sir Hubert Wiikin* still yearns to.' The strongest *----------leather, weight foribvdorc. he had senx-d ir. Jarlous key Mr.- Will Geer and daughter of! ligation. spend the winte r, in the Arctic region* weight,^is'kangaroo. *!«i*iau>. ' cujructi :<- iBlhrCnmiwmlairnnBreumflie Cuntmcntul Cungrcu kangaroo04W ’ Grund Rapidi are visiting friends and! *c think lie can get an apartment in ' - -------- ‘ ! ! In 1781 the congress chose him to be relatives in the city. . tin u:r.e building where ours is local-- Tnc Southernmost city nn the nia|nsuperintendent of finance^ a post Mrs. S W Smith and sons Reynolds <d -Jude/Un'i pf tiw United States is Browns-1’.lint might be regarded as the pre­ lim probS । v;lle, Texas jcursor of that as secretary of the and Clement of Ann Arbor arc visiting We have a plan by which you save money on Judge Smith and family. woman who drives from tlic bark Fn lhc jumping of coins at the U S io7auw>first UnHrt^StatM^whatora iem uf Mbs Marie Watkins who ha., beer, needed repairs and alterations. But whether or not nanditurea. Anaihe attending Akeley Institute ut Grand a car is_n > worse than the man Mint the metal Is cold. ’ . fllim Penr»ylvaniu. r. you are interested in thia plan, have the free inspecHaven is home for the Easter vacatioq. NOw”*^* a°d ^now l^c con<*‘l*on of your house >ks trvm the dining-room tabic/ -As the country settled down to ix-ace FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. - X'- Short. Shorts, Story £ * The shirts are knit for a per­ fect fit... and the shorts are cut FREE and SKILLFULLY for your comfort. Munsing,wear has good looks and a world of wear. Conte in—see Munsingwear knit suits, woven suits, shirts and shorts. Many fabrics, includ­ ing rayon. Lambie & Doyle “The Stare for Dad & Lad" A Quotation Way of Our World- ; NO W— for the First Time A COMPLETE Home Inspection * Service! Pungent Paragraphs You Save Money! ‘It is foolish, declares a banker, keep any large sum of money about t Ucu.c. We should call it impossible.Humorist. . ’ 1 Sr u ‘ This Week’s Word ■ iXiSk Si,? i-?r‘ h’mf V,t S! X S’- Fj’°“h «“■ •“ “ ““ to ““ ».«> >’-.-acn the number of ex­ ‘ IL. 4 n haU f b •' r ‘ &UJ pluuoft resulting from the use of .•000.000 acre* tn Georgia, and r.farb L.n.w”../> »h h . ° rv.o™ n»s .,?d member; of cojig: - TRQUSSEAU. • — “ k‘“' mailer m *■* rL..... ,n-' I' :"-1 “P*1*1 m ltlc 01 colun-.. Tllt I..,,, enteruinmeiu given MeraJ retremmr.rnf with kid gloves.’ n,.r I . ru.rr.la/-rknx hrLmlkf nn di 1,1 Unl011 hall IXSt CVeiling WRS lllR- in The cMbuciimac or.pjtrtw; who tx- looking for new uses tor their product, corporated. Into the English from the B? —ZT.! every reflect, every part being well gw sutrh a movement wfll b- th. Why not use a little more pl it In all-,French trousseau, defined in Cots-1 . wool -.uits’—Judsc graves French and English Dictionary ; Astir, and tor thrte years the financial excuted Tlic program curried out by wool MM^-JUdgC— . ]M0 W|je ^1^ bundlc.' “'«* cl *“*»»«» w“ “»taned tn a Dutch. ’ immediately wuh this ’ the scholars in Miss Jordan's room was Well we’ve hud one good laugh this a dtadmlthe ot troupe, "a truss, bun-‘dJ‘“lora prison On hto release he was," highly appreciated as were also the group But poUica or no pohtk> the rte" The allusion l> to the little bun- ^“ard to lira on the bounty ot his', callsthcntic drill and tlie Irish farce. pieftnt situation dcmandi. drastic econ- mnnra ™,.v mor.ih .nyww. Wtw lusl hk.rd thu „ e#KU „,ldl lhe 0| oU„ Um,lj ku IrVr.a,. .M n>» ' John Ketcham, a* the wild Irish lao. SHJtea And the parties or con- , our maid has gut a Job in a chyia iwre. -dayi was able to carry along with her nRCTWO. »n itfua, he died, a broken ; took down the house and acted his wfio uo not take Lccd are —Dublin Opinion. Although lhe word is of comparatively!Hejraa buried tn Christ Church;1 part as though it had been written lor be "in pukir with an j;veu ----------modern use in English, one scholar has ‘n Philadelphia without honors.1 him. The high school scholars cleared larger and muro influential bloc of ; Cost ol Roads Is Reduced by Spring-found the word trusacaus. undoubtedly a«id has never since been accorded the,• a nice sum to pay for a microscope. —Headline. And coal of meaning in ■” tile Ancren him. , _________ ~ vukT*. Tivo-c who claim tliat the. Repairs — r—.— x.. airings •••——■•* " •packages." "7"“ •*-------”l.i.bonor .due _________ w- H. Hall oi Grand Ledge was in *”llGi about I JO. ’•• • , the city Friday and Iwught a large bill average voter doer, not pay the cost ofI is reduced by road repairs.—Arkansas 1 GaxcHn i Ttoo-sd is pronounced with accent. A stone: tablet unearthed recently in- of goods from P.T Colgrovv. assignees running the federal ^overntpepl arc, aa:uc„„ second „UVL, syllable; oo as in food. o us dicates the installment payment plan Of live Hastings Furniture Company on -row An, oonMUon l,x ukook a,.p.lrw, luln ... m Ule otUc Tn -X „ uuouc ,n Ions 'onS ’ . , . , I “titart* »n Rncient Egypt H this b The many frtenda ot George Rock 4 Example; Tlic brides tyouarau oi j true, then somewhere someone must *ni be pleated to know that he ius lu or HRUbr u .u isUArt I.k k„, Odor, it ■ «.U» BU«nU 1NUX. Tte» UkOj^:._A,u0Li7"ue. l*db“I I P"1 »" UM.DnrdJ. Fill Out and Mail Coupon Today HOME LIMBER CO. Gentlemen: You may make inspection of niy home. Io- ........ ...................... In II b a*M* that this Inspection obligate* mt In no way whale ver. Home Lumber Co HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2276 �THB HASTINGS BANNIB. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 4, 1»H I OBITUARY. P. T. A. TO HOLD “DADS’ Winnie Gertrude Wood, eldest j NIGHT" ON APRIL 14 daughter of Wallace and Elizabeth! BUTTER STORE Depression Otherwise . FOR MEN Out-of-Door Film* to Be Feature of Varied Pro­ Wood, was bom In. Rutland township. I Barry county. November 14. 1815. and, departed thia life March 37. 1932. at . gram Shc spent her girlhood days in Rut-| "Dad*' Night" for the Central P. T.i land and Caledonia Stic was united in, A. audlto rraii* Frank nA Tobias of nuiRut 4 ... will be held al the — Central ----marriage io iwwyo* ui ~ Thun<1,2' " l»nd to»nah‘P- August 31. >889. at the al 7 43 Hie program for Ihla meeting hoinc q/ hu sister In Hope township! tuu 1been planned bv by men under the b.. —- nl.nn-< R<v. Bro».n. To thta uniOll We| .UrmauM,!, ol m '»• born „„„ three children. Earl and Robert'. terealfng time is assured all »ho *l'jreabj|n< at home and one baby dying! . tn infancy. The first part ot ttwir mar­ , The feature of the program will be a rted hfe u rMldetj jn- Rutland' later moving picture and talk, given by Mr tnovlng t0 lhe Pwler farm in Castleton j Paquin ot the Btatc Conaervation O**|townahip then to their prcaent liomc. partment This will be one of the ■ io mourn her death a dr­ moil pleasing moving pictures ever vote<j ,iu»band. two sons, one daughter­ * shown In Hastings Mr Paquin whl i ln.Uw-. mother. Mrs Elizabeth Wood, give five reek, each one on a diOcren . one I>Pr>Atl ! ol subject, featuring the wild life and i Hj,,utlgs. ft)Ur brothm and! । scenic attracUon* of our own state of|J0hn Wood ol Hasting*. Erm'M Wood MlcWgon II Is seldom tliat an uppor-1 Qf Mn>lng an4 4amea W(xxJ oI tunily like this to see such a mpvmg, NrM yorkt abn a;inU U1M-|K<. I Picture can come to a town like Has- couaiIU and several nieces and nrpjiews ting* and be seen without cost. Ow and „,any fiun<b. Thl. nwra! was public U iAvited | iirld at the home on, Wednesday at] Troop 77 ot Nashville Boy Seoul*. °l i-gg tIl .Casilrlon township conducted!, which Arp*- H Reid is the scoutmairter b Wall(lorfI of Hasting and Rev. J. .1 will present a one-act play, explaining• WlUKU Burlal ln tbe NaihvUle mau­ i and demonsinHin? scouting and some , ISXTJSX SSTKU*£*^«s«-1 ; or Our f Custom Tailoring DEPARTMENT Is Doing a Real Volume of Business!! was a tough business year, yvt, we made an INCREASE in this department of 172% over 1930! Our VALUES, STYLES and PRE­ WAR PRICES ... are giving us another increase this year of 1932 tmnu In «rtir>n Came to earth irom Heaven above, All member--, of the P. T. A orgam- iA®^' m^Hin/there0"* i parents and all friends ot the moveHeayniy Home merit invited to be prewnt Com-!The lights are all out : munlty singing will start at 7:45. 1» lire mansion of clay. . | Th* May mmthiK will be conducted I The curtains are drawn * bv Hie P T A Council. It will be a For lhe dweller's away , Union meeting of nil Hastings Par ■ 'She silently passed •ent-Tcachcr As.-*x-laUon> , Qer the threshold by night. । Tlw? iw fui work which the P. T. A. To nuke herjpbwfc 'is dohut for the help of. the schools ul in the city of Light. this city, county, state ami nation I —'T... g Hiuuld be appreciated and encouraged „ . | in every way There obght to be a large | ’'““'V JouKtcr I AunM,"U ...... . See This Line Before You Buy! Thos. E. Waters = “The Better Store for Men _t__ - 1 □ T A er rtTV rnitwril r. I. A. Uli T UUUNUIL A K T T T7' iVL 1 LIX. Is an INDISPENSIBLE Article of FOOD In Your Home ... This is true, not only because milk is necessary for its health-build­ ing qualities, but also because it is the CHEAPEST l ■ FOOD YOUR MONEY CAN BUY. . Rut your own “SAFETY,"’ and the Hafety *(Tj;rll the members of your house­ hold. should lead you to KNOW that the milk you uno in CLEAN, because milk is a “carrier” of ditwaae germ.'*. You Hhould kpow that every step in the process of bringing the milk from the cow to the customer is done properly and in the .cleanest possible manner Germs multiply rapidly in milk that is not properly cared for. therefore it is very essential that it be kept at auph a GRADE “A” MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—10c Quart GRADE “B” MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—8c Quart The HIGHLANDS DAIRY TELEPHONE 2651 ROBT. W. COOK, Prop. HASTINGS. MICH. wen Sunday guests of M rand Mn-- , Str and Mr*. H*y Welch and two BARREilS CORNERS. Rankin Hart and family. • • ' children of Goble* and Mr and Mn. Dr Sheffield uf Hastings was called Floyd Randall and wn and Mr. and I be Friday rvitung. April 1 at 7 o'clock Wednesday to sec William Faust wtel Mrs, J a me* Murphy spent Easter, with Put luck supper ua> hurt while leading a cu« Mias Alice Foley ot Cincinnati. Ohio. is home to spend iicr Eo.'tcr vacation with her mother. Mrs Jerry Foley, and I tamily. .1 Mr. and Mrs. Wm H Vanderhuft ot r“ West Caledonia called on Mr. and Mrs ■^jjay Smith Friday •afternoon and Mr. land Mrs. Henry Smith in company Otyo At the age of six years *h<- moved j with hi« son-in-law. Mr and Mn t» Barry <v- and settled bn a farm in!‘ | CUn nc& Dinehurt of Ionia were cn! Rutland township. On January 12. 1869.!•j let tallied Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Jay ELECTS ITS OFFICERS *"• I Thornapple Hills Wm '*'r Mr.. Hermm H.urr .il.-nd.. . i|J,mr June ii. II. mi io r-> irus '.»« union were wrr o"... born ll( tM Mr, M„v Hj>uu Plan For Pre-School Clinic to . ,.Afl children both having preoded Ivr ,rr ,y .rternoon ihr homr oi her ---" " ■** In NC&r | in death. She |WM*d away April 2; !932i Be Held' Sometime William Havens, of Rutland. at the age of 83 years. 6 montha dhd day p. M. wrthitmmnmfimnihcr. Mr* nnd Mrs. Loyd- Shroyer and son Future • 117 day?. She leaves to mourn hrr de’ . Inehai I ♦loHinan r. turned hutn< H<a« .'uf Orangeville township. ast Carlton called on Mr. and Mrs. and * __ The . P. T. A City Council met at partun five grandchildren and lhre-,1 Cini- Shroyer Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Cany Althou from Grand Rapid' Hit- cousin, Nbr?-.-rejthe ‘the Central school March 23. Mb niatcrs and one brother man, return* d' with him and in.i . a children spent Sunday with Mrs. Cora I Mr and Mrs. Bert palmer and clulArihm Haven, liai.u, prWMent. i>><-mu>-i>t,i>ii<uu>ia •»» , r AHtliir presiding. The.-Qnc by one earth's ties are broken, i[ drt n of near 'Middleville called on the the uwk end. EnUirr and Allhouse and Ruth ot Vermontville. Mum Ada King u back assisting Mrs inew officers front the-units were pre*1.................................................................. . As we >*•- our love decay. Hi llman ' uLm, were home. latter® parent.-. Mr. and Mrs. Clru. jwjies So fondly cherished. u<k < i.d I nun Batik- creek Wm. Cronk with her house pork after lent Mr. VanBuskrrk gave a alW.! ijnd Shroyer Sunday. being away the past five weeks on uc-' . parliamentary ------- ------ drill. It w» moved. Brighton but to pass away. Roman Bull of Weal Carlton called count of sicknAs. *---- * —und -* wlWtea .-.rrlnl Mi o„ „» on- onr 1»|». uro. IntiKUr; on Mr. and Mrs John Lewis Sunday. Sunday '’."■.r1"”' d“*“' . :«on Al(, A „ J u >hl Mr. and Mrs. Horace Barnum.are re-, home from' Ml*. . l.lld.™ rnUTlnu Mndrni.dl.n <Urlmr For „ „ lhe «lw STATE ROAD. covering from their illnrwi. w. CUXL i gjnn, hiya n 11sic L. n*-M1 I,. «i nc,i<iui.yvai (dlm,l,si ur wm .III wt; bev******#*'*' whll.i|ed| Wa„ ,ht rau.s |aIW W« hear Mrs 1 'aminic Baldwin who Mrvr Mary O'Connor i.-. Jiomc. and tn Hiking tills' free physical examitiaNORTH HOPE. \ i S* nlces were held, on April 5 at 2 30 ay<d t<> Wm Tinkler-.' lilt recently h* r .on Robert of Lansing' is vtsilina1 tion Mr. and Mrs Chas. Welch and Lyje .i ,<-d uwii-.- s.iiuitl.iy night at the tin. week with fur. At the election of nffire: .Mrs Ar-' “'dock at her «ufter> home on W. Bond Bide'.inan of '.Ire Striker district spent I Mrs Allie Kelky of Cedar Creek, thur Haven was re-elected president .-/trcce. Rev AdcnCk officiated. Inter­ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jay Anders ment at ’ Rutland cemetery . sorry to h**r of the Mid- ! visited her cousin. Mr Jafiel Pettrn-i other officers arc as follows and mother. . ! Wilson Lake'ol H:*'- ■ gill Friday and Haturday Mr and Mrs • '1st "Viet—Mixa Wade ' . Mr and Mrs William .Haven., and*' OBITUARY. ...... night, ns he was well Hugh Pelti iiKlIl of Rattle Creek sjient; 2nd Vice—Mrs Hpbbartl Esther Elizabeth Clark was born in Dorothy Havens uf southwei-t Rutland known l>y several ol this neighborhood Sunday al th*.- PetfciiRlll home. Rec. Secy -MiM showertr.an Athens Co. Ohio, on March IB 1851. Tie -onowing ones have our deepest^ Mr. and Mrs. Hany Scoby und baby Corresponding Secy - -Mrs. Gorham.. und died on April 2. 1932 at the age syn.path*'. ’ , I visited ‘Iler parent::. Mr. dnd Mr.t. Vcrn Treasurer—Mr*' Kuhn ,u o; of vi >1 years ana and h 14 aays. days. nne Hhe'was ua- uintunilBesides Hies*! officers the Council Mr and Mr- Ben Wain- spent Sun- OiUon, and Lavanchc Sunday. 'if <-d in marriage to Jerome B Tindall )n consUta of the Sum of Schools, all, 1873 In August 1883 they moved to {school principals anU supervisor*. ali.' Hastings'wherc she spent the remain­ j officers and committee chairmen of the der of her life Mr. Tindall departed three units and lhe truant officer. tills life in 1892 To this union fire chil­ dren were born, four of wiioin reside ELECTION OF OFFICERS in Hasting*. Mrs. Anna Shafer. Mr^ BY KNIGHTS TEMPLAR Clara Franck. Mrs. Dolt Cameron anti­ S. Tindall. Another son. Peter Tlnwhb resided in Pontiac, departed Annual Meeting On Monday this life June 5. 1931 She was a good Wc have a ndw service for property owners and land­ lords. Call our office in the STEBBINS mother and will be greatly nuised ’ Night—Installation Date to Services were held on April 5 at 2 ’BLDG, for particulars. Be Named Later o'clock at lhe Riverside chapel. Rev. i Hastings Comma ndery 56 Adcock officiating. Interment at River­ Knights Templar held their annual side. I election of officers on Monday night ol Out 4-13 OBITl'ARY. this week. The date for installation has Miss Dora Smith was born in Pitts­ Inert yet been decided upon. Following burgh- Pa. November. 10. 1652 She lb ’the list of officers: moved with her parents to Ohio at tire , Comffiander—Finley E. JohnMoiw age bf 13. Later.ah®’moved to Hastings Generalissimo- Lohis V Bpssmer 1 Captain General—James M. Lang- where she resided until her death Marell 17. 1932. aged 70 years. 4 months ston. ' Senior Warden—Lyman B Cliamber- and T days- She was united in mar­ riage to Frank Luke. To this union laln. were born one son Ernest of Kalama­ Junior Warden—Leon Tolhurst zoo. Adell und idcil Lake of this City Prelate—William A. Schader. . and Mr* Lillie Harwood, who passed Treasurer—-Claus T. Cordes. away June 7. 1924 Sire leaves to niuum Recorder-Frank E. Adair , Standard Bearer—Henry 8 Sheldon. one sun, tao daughters, three broth­ ers and six grandchildren. Funeral Sword Bearer—Edward Tudt>{. services were held on Sunday. March Warder—Hubert Cook. 20. at the United Brethren church. Sentinel—Thomas Johnston. Rev. Lane officiating.' Interment tn Sponable cemetery. BOOKS RECENTLY ACQUIRED BY THE LIBRAKY. BLTTER—Shultz. Free- 0 4. CHEESE—Full Cream 4 Egw Fiction. Women's RelicL Corps held March port. Middle* ilTr C> 1 U Quality . .lb 1 Ol* Aubrey Boyd—Smoky Pass. । Stewart Eduard White—Long Rifle. 26 was called to'order by the Presi­ C RA( KERS—2-lb. box. SWAN'S DOWN CAKE • EdTson Marshall—Deputy A,t Snow dent in usual order Business was tran­ select soda* 1 VW sacted and general orders read. There । Mountain । Rachel FYrguson—Tlie Brontes Went were 26 calls made on sicKJMt ahut-iin 2-ib. box RED PITTED CHERRIES—Gal­ and 815 other than money reported. To Woolworth's. . GRAHAjjls . . GOV lon *lzr, fine tor I Katiiarine Newlin Hurt—A Mun's It wus voted to have a public supper at tlie hall on our next meeting day Sat­ j Own Country SALTED PEANUTS— 1 7 gw extra special......... 2 lb*. Ill* i Mane C Oeanter—Flower oi Titorn urday. April 9th'. We draped the char­ JELLO—AU Flavors I Kathleen Norru—Second Hand Wife. ter for Past Department Preaident. HEksilLY COCOA— OO/w ' Pearl S. Buck-East Wind, West Nellie Dodge Whitbeck and closed by 1-tb. box GOV rcix-ating lire Hag salute—Pres* Cor­ WHEAT1ES — Extra 4 Ep l Wind SALADA GREEN TEA— Margaret Weymouth Juck*utj—First respondent. Edith Bechtel. Piddle. • '.-lb. Pkg. OOv VINEGAR—PuK Cider, 4 Ep DUBFEE. Gcotgc W Ogden—Men uf the- MesSOAP POWDER—Rcgu- 4 Ira Osgood of McCallum attended Quart Bottle ............ 1 UU ■ quite. . lar J5c box. Grandma's 1 wU tlie quarterly meeting here Sunday Non Fiction. Quarterly meeting Sunday drew a atrielly frexh 2 dor. 25 1 John T. Faris — Seeing South AmcrIVORY FLAKES— IQr fair crowd Sunday school next Sunday large box IwV ASPARAGUS—Home I Hurry A Franck—A Scandinavian at the usual hour ten o'clock am time. BACON—.Meal Square* q slylg, Miss Man' Baulch of near Assyria green rut. N®. t cau GUV < Summer I Paul M- Mazur—New Roads To Pras- siient lhe week end and over Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bateman lUlla Brother* COFFEE q pcrlty. ROUND -4 QC SWISS 4 7< and Chas. Hammojid SIMPLY ADD 1c to your Alec Waugh—Hot Countries. STEAK ■ O II. STEAK 1 lib ' Boleslavski and Woodward-Way of ^Mn. Chas. Hammond is caring for SIRLOIN,or FOSTER­ FELS NAPTHA SOAP 4Qg« the new grandson ut George Baulch's I the Lancer. 10 Bars ••Ol* HOUSE STEAK— lb GUG in Hastings. ■ ' Lowell Thomas—Kabluk of lhe EsMrs. Glenn Marshal) ts under the I kimo. I Guy Murchie, Jr —Men on the Hori- doctor's Care Mrs. Orville Purcell is some better ! zon al tills writing Lbi. Jean Barnes, Librarian Tlie L. A- S. at William Cruttcnden'a : MISSIONARY UNION. ' was fairly well attended in spite of I The Mlbsiqqary Union of the Metho- the rain. QUALITY MERCHANDISE—DELIVERY SERVICE-LOW PRICES Mrs M. E. Grccnlwe who lia* been jdlst church will meet al the church 1 tor their regular meeting on April 13. spending a couple of week* with J. W. j Chapters 4-5-8 of "Christ Comes to the Moore's left Sunday for an extended ’ Village." Mrs. Sadie Cook. "In the visit with Mr. and Mrs. O. Hill of Village Homes." Group 111—Mrk. Nellie Cloverdale. GOODS Matthews, leader. Mlle Box opening. The Home Management doss arc DELIVERED Our Start la No Farther Than Yoor Phone. planning on attending Achievement . Mrs- Claudia Ullery.___________ Day al Hastings next Friday. WE BUY EGGS DIAL 2491 Prompt Delivery ' Au optimist is a man who LhinU lie ican drown, a peck ul trouble in .a pint To save Uine. agree with llir fellow who wants to argue. bottle. Attention Property Owners temperature that germa cannot develop. ■ We would like to have yo*i visit our dairy at any time convenient to you, m» that you can see the cleanly manner in which our milk is produced and kept. Our method is so nearly perfect'that the state of Michigan has designated this dairy arf the ONLY ONE in this section, . that Is permitted to sell Grade "A” milk. —the (’LEANEST milk you can buy. Why not try it? A phone will bring it , to you. ' GQLF CLUB MIDDLEVILLE, MICHIGAN Special Rates for This Year Playing Privilege for the Season $10 Each additional'member of family $5 'Green Fees any day . . . 50c I’lay as long as you like. Use the Club House Porch for Your Picnic Lunch Hit for the Rexall original April First Means Moving Time! HASTINGS CREDIT BUREAU More Savings at HINMAN’S •Friday, April 8 Saturday, April 9 lc SALE 4 Days Only, Next Week ■ Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 13-14-15-16 This will be the GREATEST Value-Giving sale ever offered by any drug store. See next week’s paper for list of items offered, or get one of our large hand bills. REMEMBER, this means q Two Two Two Two Q JJ Pure Lard *>> 2 15c North Side Grocery 5c Articles 10c Articles 25c Articles sl- Articles 6c 11c 26c Purchase and Get TWO for the price of ONE! REMEMBER the DATES ... and DON’T MISS THIS SALE! Carveth & Stebbins Th® I^EXAILIL ©iraggMta TELEPHONE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 6,,19!tt PAGE SIX Tire$fone PATENTED CONSTRUCTION SETS NEW STANDARD OF TIRE STRENGTH, SAFETY and ECONOMY 'IRESTONE TIRES alone give you these Extra Values— . Cords—the patented Firestone pro-SI that increases the strength ol the cord body and gives longer tire life- . Two Extra Cord PIIpn lender flto Trend —the patented Firestone Construction that gives a stronger bond between tread and cord body—and greater protec­ tion against punctures and blowouts. Quiet. Safe, Lon|<-Wearing Non-Skid Trend—gives greater traction and sale, quiet performance. Drive in today. Let us show you cross sections cut from Firestone Tires and special brand mail order tires—make your own comparisons—and see the Extra Values fou get ’ when you have your car equipped with new, safe Firestones. OLDFIELD TYPE 65 EACH when bought in pairs 4.40-21 6.OO-2OII. I). SXO.95 6.00-2211.1). 4.4O-2I... 5-35 5.43 7.00-20 H. I). 5.60-19; 5.00-20. 5.25-18 5.50-18 5,50-19....... 6.00-I8H.D. 6,00-1911.11. 8.J5 21.04 S21.24 22.50 28.42 TRUCK'AND BUS TIRES SX9-96 26.50 36.40 7O.6O 6.00-2011.1). 14.50 6.50-2QII.I). 7.50n20ll.I>. 26.45 90.40 9.Q0-201LD. 46.50 9.75-21)11.1). ANDRUS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 1146. Grover Davenport. D. H5; Hifhiway Oommuataney, Harold Heger. r.. I 134. JoJin Hine. D.. 132; Board of ReI. view. William Chamberlain, ft, lit. Lewis Hine. D.. 146. Supervisor. William McCann. R.. 179. R. J. Williams. D., 134; Clerk. For­ res) Buehler. R„ 207. O. Knowles. D .Treasurer. Walter Startoo. R. 105. 100; Treasurer. Elver Barcroft. R.. Lim'd. Tasker. 92: Hiahway Cdmmr.. 175. Herman Reiuch. D.. 133; Highway Gaylord- Holmrs. R.. 66. A. J. Sylvester. Commr.. Edward Walters., R. 217. Mor­ D. 134: Board of Review F. S ey Moore. D.. 93; Board of Review. ! Schroeder. R. 111: John H. Norns. D. Walter Hammond. R. 204; Jess D (83: Justice. Glenn Swift R. 115, Chis. Knowles, D.. 98; Justice. Matthew Bed। ford. R . J88. Clinton Hebney. D, 108. Baltimore Twp. Johnstown Twp. The Democrats made a clean ••weep: There was only one ticket in the fol- field this year as follows; in Baltimore township, a.n. with rhe lhe jullowing majorities: Republican—Supervisor. Allan Hyde; Supervisor. Leon Moon. 97: Clerk.' Clerk. H. V. Doty; Treas. Sam Bux­ Guy Jones, 81: Treasure^. John B>r-i ton; Bd. Review. W. R. Jones; Highway man. 67; Highway Commr. Archie Commr. Gerald „ M1,„. Justice. Harvey;. Dunn; Matteson. ■ZS; Bd. of Review. Orville parmrhe . Puriell. 41; Justice.-Kenneth Garrett,Maple ^ove Twp. harry Twp. Supervisor. WepR Bell. R. GO. Fred ' Only ope ticket pr« M*nted In Barry M»>°.- D- 129; Clerk, llalph C. Pen-1 townsiiip as follow.' . . R ' ei". ^recl Fuller. D . 130:; Republican—SujiervLwir. Morse Barg-* Treasurer. Worth Green. R. 59. Shermari D . 139; ' Highway Comus;’Clerk. Vernor Wibi-ter; Trem;m *n Swift. n ’ Kate Burdick; Highway commr.. Ma-; mlskloner, George E Green. R.. 93. Er, •.on Newton; Bd. Review. WillUelnaiir; nest E- Clfay. D.. 105': Justice of- the Peace. Vincent W. Norton. R. 58 Justice, full term. Bert Litts, vacancy.' Claude Huffman. D. 138; Board of Re­ I Art Colltson. • ■ view. Vern G. piven*. R.. 83. Harvey ’’ ■ Carlton Twp. Marshall, D.. 115. ; Supervisor. Thomas Barry. R. 44; i Orangeville Twp. •John Uftborne. I). 157; Clerk, Lawrence; Farrell. R . l!9; Lloyd Shroyer. D. 80-.• But one ticket was placed In the"! Treasurer, Burt Long. R.. 139 Hale field in Orangeville as follows: Crttix n’er. D. 59; Highway Conunr. Republican—Suj*erv|sor. Bert Brown;] 'John w. Strouse. R. 52, Eugene F. Clerk. E. D. Lewis; Treas. UlfitMljl NichoU D. 148; Board of Review. Win Johncock; Highway Commr, Herman, Crockford. R. 90. James Bowler. II. Morehouse; Justice, full term. Robert' 199; Justice. J CroekfMd, R . 79, Hen-" G. Kelly, to fill vacancy. Philip Mer-i liiu; Bd, of Review. Ferris Brown;' jry Wickham. D . 117. Overseer. Isaac DeBack Cartlrton Twp. Three' tlckfet* were 1» the field in; Castleton tdwnship., Republican. In­ The voters in Prairieville towitthlp dependent and Non-Partisan. 741 votes- nominated but one ticket, namely: • being cast Resiilu were as follows: , Republican—Su|>ervUor. Newell Ber­ Supervisor. Ralph Devine. R. 370. ber; Clerk. Clyde Shelp; Treus.. Otisj I Ward Quick. T.. 187. S. Wilbert Smith­ Boulter; Highway Commr. Erne <t . N-P. 277; Clerk. Henry Remington,’ Morehouse; Bd Review. Chas Hughes;' R. 354. Arthur HOUmt. 1. 139. Wayne: Justice. Morris Hughes. i'T. Ortley. N-P.. 231; Treasurer. Ralph! ' Rutland Twp. Wetherbee. R.. 395. Lucy Hinkley. I. 109. Ogle Flanntatn. N-P.. 214*, High-1 Supervisor. Moses Stutr. R„ Hl, Fred way commr.. George McDowll,'R.. • Newland, ,D.. 51, .Wm Gorham. w|ioj 1357, Roy Garlinger. I . (40. Bert Trout-’ ran on stickers. 76; Clerk. Jxspirl wein. N-P.. 226; Justice, full term. E. H. Beach. R. 156. Myrtle Williams. D..| Lathrop. R. 327. I. D. Gardner. L.: 84: Treasurer. Burr Luubaugh. R.. 139, ,133. Barry Wellman.' N-P. 257; Jus-; Morris Calkins’. D.. 103; Highway; : tice, short term. J. C. McDerby, R.,i Commissioner. George Cronk,jR. 134.. J329. Arthur Appelmotf, I . 118. Jasj Monte Rrplogle. D . 105; Board Spf Re-1 : Howard, N-p.. 270; Board ot Review, j view. Wm. Havens, R . 143. James Dib­ I Menno Wenger. R,’ 313. L. E. Pratt. I.. ble. D.. 97; Justice of the Peace. Wm Strausbaugh. R.. 104. Perry Hall. I), 1117. Freeland Garlinger. N-P .-281. 134. Hastings Twp. SERVICE Telephone 2240 OPEN from 7 A. M. to 10 P. M. SMALL VOTE WAS POLLED ON MONDAY The figures given herewith are for! rhornapple Twp. majorities oi^y. j Supervisor. Frank Oarbow. R, 195,[ Supervisor. Bernie McIntyre, D.. 40;rphi‘»- Parker. D .'Tm'.di't-K] Coiirt t Clerk. Esther Ware. R . 18: Treasurer. Boley. R.. 374. Thomas Tolhurst, D.. i Chester Arvhart. D.. 45; Highway 3-0: Treasurer. Robert .M. Haqier. R. Commr.. James Crawley. D-..3I; Bel. of '310. ps- M. Johnson. D,. 353; Highway: Review. Charhs Callihan. R., 3; Jus- Commissioner, Claud Kermcen. R.. 3l6.i I Hee. full term. Ben Merrick. D.. 6; fill Julian M. Polls, D.. 279: Justice, full j vacalicy. Will Cfatg. D. 3. 1 term. Fred O. Stokoe. R . 298. Glenn Hope Twp. K I Solomon. D.. 288; Board of Review j Supcrviipr, George Clouse, R„ 108,1 ^n<Lrr* Finkbeiner. R.. 218. Albert H ; Edwan! P. nnel-. I),. 158; Clerk. Clif-‘ Par“*"' n ’”4 I ford Kahler. R . 78. Grom* Kahler. D Woodland Tup 188; Treasurer. Gordon Thompson, R. , Supervisor. Glenn Wotring. R., 189* L. G C. Finefrock, People's ticket. 180: | Clerk. Truman Munion. R. 226. Karl Fbu!, P.. 137: Treasurer. Wm Velte. R..I 200. Harold Warner. P„ 159: Highway Commissioner. Henry Hynes, it. 223. Stewart Kussmaul. P.. 143. Board ot । Review. John Gardner. R. 212. Leonjard Wachter. P . 153; Justice, full terni, j Albert R.i-or, R . 236. Albert Hauer. P . 1125; To fill vacancy. Jesse Chase. R, 230. Dor Stowell, p. 134 <_ Yankee Spring*. Supervisor.- a. L Graves. R .189. Claude Willson. D.. 75; Qh-rk. Clyde Holmes. R. 151 no opposition; Treas­ urer. Luke Sensiba. R . 171. Chas. W 1 Burpee. D. 90; M J. Quillian. R. 171 Carl Radtka, D. 90; Board of Review.,Henry Shhely. R.. 173. chaa. Jnciuon.j D. 87; Justice. Wm. Ellsworth. R. 171. M E Maze. D. 65. I REDUCES PRICES! A slashing reduction in Pontiac Six prices brings the important new features of 1932, Pontiac’s extra size and Pontiac’s big-car comfort, to a new low price level LOOK AT THESE LOOK AT THESE PRICES FEATURES Js’ow Only............ Two-door Sedan Now Only...... Sport Coupe Now Only...... Four-door Sedan Now Only............ *635 *645 *715 *725 Convertible. Coupe $ Now Only............... d Custom Sedan Now Only...... g* ’795 Standard equipment at no extra charge include* these feature*— Ride Control . . . Syncro-Mesh . . . Quiet Second . . . Free Wheeling . . 4 Delco Lovejoy Shock AbsorbTS ... 114-inch Wheelbase, LongField . . . Increased Power . . . Greater Economy . . . Full Pressure Lubrication . . . New, Roomier Fisher Bodies . . . .Adjustable Driver's Seat . . . Improved In­ strument Panel . . . Inside" Locks On .III Doors . . . Live-Rubber Cushioning at 47 Chassis Points . . . Enclosed Springs'. . . Many Other I’ital Improvements. Tbew new low prieri M»du. aod twlude—at no ertru charge—»11 pmel to the right. ‘ PontMC more (Ln nrr u Chief of Value*. HASTINGS BUICK SALES CO. Phone 2488 T. S. K. REID, Manager North Michigan Avenue It Pays (Continued from pare one> PONTIAC Coupe 1 Huting, Shop ar PENNEY’S Compare Our Values! Hastings, Mich. "L!™? th Here Are the Features This Week! Canton Crepe! ?n n Chiffon! zvzv { v c .. * L Uv a aM Full Fashioned SILK HOSE Mercerized Top ... Sole to Toe 4,5C 'A Fast Color c 36 *inch Prints New, Fresh Patterns Per Yard Printed Valance Curtain Sets /MC 5-Piece Set Now a Set for 4 Girls’ Quality Rayon BLOOMERS IUL ' Now Each A RZ Run Resist One Small Price for BOTH Shirt and Tie They’re Fast Colors, Too! J4 AA I A Amazingly Low Priced I Broadcloth Shorts Swiss Rib Shirts Superior Material and.Make ’ .Each MWMWM————MWWWWWV uf his brotlver. Sam Ciarlinger in Mrs. Ethol Wilcox and Forrest BidelOBITUARY. , COUNTY LINE. :c---- man Darky? (rom Corn CrePlt Odessa over .Sunday. . Son* r-;:. by So" by Dzfiy? C„.„; Anna Flora Ooach was born in Hick- j Mr. and Mrs'. Johnson and jamlly Lake r^~.. cry Corners. Barry county. March 31: of Clarksville tire now settled in their Elmer Hurt of Odessa visited bls Musical number byy the -Callihans. Call 1866. and passed from this life March new home on the Jesse Meyers' farm. uncle in. Woodland over Saturday Play. "Neighborhood GoiMpsC • ■•«•»•«»» >>umi vnnsi|xA" by , I ni„.. ----.. 27. 1932, aged 65 years I! months and; Mrs. Dora Richard of Ionia came to Bight. Glennn wnu-i Bidelman. Martha Marshall. • 2" days. At the as<- of five years, she «cc-bao^aister. Mrs. Barbara Rcahrn. Alice und vivan Marshall. Music, song moVed with her parents to a farmSunday. --------- ---------------w1th guitar accbmpunlnient by Fornear Freeport, where she lived for 14 Tlie W. M S. annual meeting al the The Branch P. T. A. was held al the rest Bidelman. Play. "Corn Creek years. Siu* was united in marriage to i Evangelical parsonage last Wednesday •school house Friday evening. April 1. Courtship," Mr. and Mrs. Will Rich­ William Eckert on November 5. I8*siwai u success -Over >16 wu raised : After A short busincaa session the ords. Music on harmonica MUafar by and lived in the same vicinity 26 years.' for missionary work. meeting wai> turned over to the pro- Callihans. / To. this .union were born five children. Mr. and Mrs. George Bates of Les- gram committee. A large crowd listened; A deiicmus not luek aunner thJi ,Mina E Cody. Hammond. Indiana: hr were here visiting their three ions' | Arthur Eckert. Freeport: Pearl Irene and their families'over the Week end.. in. four weeks. We expect to have a iGephurt. Baldnjore. Md.: Joseph Floyd }Mr and Mrs Will Geihngcr and Mr. and Mrs. Will Richards, nnd consisted flpe musical program nt this meeting, JEckert. Chicago. Ill; and — Marian'and Mrs. ------Kenneth • Gerlinger und —----------------------__ ,«f the following: Musical number by Everyone Invited. ■ |Reatha Randall.—Grand Rapicft. Her: — daughter. --- • of Cadillac, ----- --------vis-1 • Chas, ... - ----------—« Ruth-•Marie, and Jesse Callihan. Play; husband preceded her in death eleven Red- the former's brother. J. E. GeA! Who's Who in the Home " By I linger, who is seriously ill at the home Mr. and Mrs. ‘ Lester Hawks. BANNER WANT ADVS.- FAT. She ancLher husband moved to Has-i tings in l/ll, residing at 240 W. Madi­ son St. until the time ol her death.’ She was converted in early youth.; Joining the German Methodist church' near Freeport, iatfl- uniting with the; ; Methodist, church in Hartings She was .active and’highly Iniereated In' ! church work, also u member of the to-j cal chapter of Eastern Staf. Besides’ her five children site is survived by? eight grand children: a brother. Her­ If So, You Will Be Interested in this Announcement! man W. Gosch of Freeport, and num­ erous other relatives and friends A loving mother, always cheerful and' patient in her suffering, she has left an Influence that will not be forgot­ ten Funeral services were hgld at the' Methodist church dn Wednesday.] : March 20. at 3 00 P M.. Rev. Dewey officiating. . Burial was in the Free­ I am using the non-surgical method fact that torture belts and trusses can port cemetery. recommended by Dr. Brady, who Writes be eliminated, and patients are not de­ , SHULTZ. •the well known Health Column in the tained from attending to business or : Mr and Mrs George Fuller of Kola-! mazoo were Sunday guests of W. H Grand . Rapids ProdS. The treatment work as usual. Ruptured men, women, Bush. Mr. Bush I* slightly better at1 consists of a series of hypodermic in­ and even children are successfully treat­ this writing. Mrs w. Hoisington was a Kalamazoo' jections given at regular intervals; has ed by this method which is free from visttor part of last week, the guest -of proven very successful and I can refer shock and danger. . . ’ Mr. and Mrs. Theodore BroMcau. you to numbers of my patients who have All rupture sufferehi are cordially in­ Mr. and Mrs. Francis Barnard have: moved northeast of Hastings. Mr. been permanently cured. One feature vited to call and learn of the merits of Barnard will work for Will Bayne the j that especially appeals to patients is the this treatment. coming year. XLT-HERNIA? 1 will be at the Parker House in Hastings, Saturday, April 9th, 9:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. and will be glad to get in touch with all who ar6 suffering from rupture. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Lewis spent' Sunday tn- Hasting). Sunday caller* at Andrew Smith's were. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith and Bobby and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Duivan and Betty and Bobby of Grand Rap-' ids and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and! Russell and Donald of Delton. I Rupture Clinic Dr. J. Maxwell Jennings KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANKER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL «. It38 */ <1 |—■—■—=^5— Cllftced Dolan came home Sunday sJS“en?r,^ro1tMe"*c't 'pwl «“!COUNTRY CLUB PARTY from hte wactern buslr^A trip. ' Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Buehler WAS FINE SUCCESS Housekeepers' PERSONAL MU* Eleanor ’ Miller i* home from moved Tuesday to their home at Ack--------- • Ppcrfinc Birmingham tor a week's vacation. Reminder* of April Fool * Day uay ^Cipes Mr. and Mrs. Bert Armstrong, of er* Point Miaa Yvonne Trego was home from Mr and Mrs-Rankin Hyde and *om Were Everywhere Present— 'v ' '' ‘ " rl"lXr Laming. »P«nl the week end In thi* Grand Rapids orer Bunday. of Prairieville visited Mr*. Nettle Hyde „ , * . , nsvcm api»i *un dty. Saturday. George remaining till SunGood Time Reported SWEET POTATOES Jacob Milter was home from M. B. C. M1m France* Conklin wu home tert last week during his vacation day night* | live March Country dub dinner held PlaCr one'Diyer of apple*, then one week from the Western State Teachers* Mr. and Mr*. John George of Holland College. Mrs. Richard Hughe* of Chicago and Friday night was a most pleasant ot’ potato*-* cut kpgthwtee and called on 8 B. Wilcox on Sunday. Stang olof Jackson affair, over over wu sixty being present Sign- abou „bou*. inchthick, thick,alternate alternate until dUh. ' Grand Mr*. Mrs Henry Henry Stang Jackson vuiled vuited anair. , '» inch Mb* Mabel Bisson wa* in1 Grand! lh*ir mother. motlwr. Mr* Mrs. C. C. B. B. Benham, Benham, tert test of of '-wet wet paint" paint" at at the the entrance and and in in ig'flUed. u'flUed.Make Make aa syrup syrupot ot *«*, cup gran gran-­ Mrs R W. Griswold ot Freeport Rapid* Bunday to see Dr. Winifred' Wilfred; their AUgar. . cup water. 't cup butspent Friday with Mn NelUe Cross i McLravy. i; week y- Mr Stang was here for Sunday the cloak room* m«dc people rtep gin-’rti. grtly till they realized there wajn t Ur and a table.pooif flour—Furnished Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brook* have Ed Huffman ha* returned from hter‘auo an April 1streminder The by Mrs Bicturd Grom. returned from a v^it-Jri Kalamazoo Mr. and ana Mra Mr* Samuel oamuei Arner Arner and ana *ny—Ju»l •— — extended vteit in Washington. Oregon [ Mr. suuiitrr Uta* Murcia, were week-end week-end!11lounge *** with basket? • ------daughter Mi**--“ Marcia, 000#6with *aPU-y ' attractive .­ I---------------------------------Miss Mildred (Murfthy was home and California Seat, of their n”“ tew and-----------diugh- nh««i wliloy - and red.w»< ouer. PORCUPINEBOLLS Mr and Mra. George Hubbard ot thtej guert* of their son-in-law and daughfrom Kalamaxoo t<c0hc week end. ter. ot iwtiwl pl*lnU *nd_ “"*[* !nl*e<1 U>u' I pound hamburg\j — Mr and ND* Jlobert Fletcher — -• Mrs. Emil T>den~«hd Mrs Richard clly went to Detroit Bunday to visit pjyjnouth * quet* on the dinner labh ■ cup dry rice uihcookeib Grooa are spending a couple ot days in their *on Albert Season and muuiten with Campbell'*' Mr* Laura Dobbins of Grand Rapids Mn. JU.n o«™, ,n_a taW™ .. . .. roll .... .In ..... . s gnj Chicago Holland spent from Tuesday until ln French «nd Engtteh and interesting tomato soup. oblong shapes Mr. and Mrs. A K Frandsen of Wilmont last week Bunday with Ser parents. nenry Henry -------example* wrBp B cabbage leaf around each. ounosy wnn ner parent*, , ot ■yearling .. — which , ,were, much . * .1 family,..„m enjoyed as was thed gractfu! solo r tap<•<<><»» ISav, ■ 1 If B-ave* hav­ Benton Harbor vuited Hastings friends Mr.. George comcr>K>>* “ *“ U* a«tul */>!o tap- acutii.thirrk rinil with It a tavJhptck Mrs John M McElwain Of Lansing Kuempel, and on Friday dancing of Mta. F.orencr lAr.-terlind 1<n lo b(. slljf and dlnicult to munagWM Um- guest of Miss Mary McElwain ing Saturday Mr and Mr* Ray Branch were ln who was accompanied by Mb' Varonu ixiur over boiling water to make pliable Mr. arid. Mrs. Philip Merlau of Prai­ over .the week end. „ ... . <* ,, -Wo*" well m a baker and add a full rieville were guests of Mrs. Nettie Ifyde Mr and Mrs, Harry Walldorf! are Detroit tlie first of the week on bu*lncss Her sister. Mra Elmer Llik>comb. Bridge followed a novelty being tin can Of tomato soup diluted with a half, on Wednesday home from Kissimmee. Fla., where of Grand Rapids is here with the chil- distribution of elaborately trimmed cbJ, (,r nu,re ol water. Cdak 1 . hour* Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Grigsby have they spent the winter. drentS^ntTare away ' '•foo, a r*'“ w > ’*orn b> kwra “«'» by rtow beat.-Furnished by Mr, H. A returned from Kissimmee. Fla. where Mrs. G. A Burge>a. Mrs D. L. Chris­ Roy Heath spent lhe tatter part of ■ they A‘‘rou’ H they spent the wthtei. tian and MIm Anne Burton were in the week In Niles with Ids sister. Mis* niad'' b> Mr* D'A VabUb Wr5‘ D ® Ira Hull has gone to Marengo to Battle Creek on Friday work a* he ha* been transferred there Mr and Mrs R J. Mccreery were Sfrlta Heath, who returned to her : ,____ _ “r ,Jr Mn' <llfd>* J™nrtdi- hot BACON"AND* and John ir'S1«aip'avddi. CHEESE SANDWICHES by uh tlic.- Michigan vcinini Central here nn on Runrfav Sunday Ui« Miss Itraath Heath I. u.'' «C.d annaay ino* Ivomc herSunday guesu guests 01 of sir Mr on<i an<| Mr* Mrs. Ttios Dr. and Mrs HoUghreiv ‘of Cale^onhi Cup- of clira-. li«'A < pound* put Mrs. Phylll* Reynolds of Ann Arborl Bllnrton uf Grand Rapid*. onnvaleaclng from an operation for... Mr.' Sldix-y French of Middleville and through grinder. came Tuesday to spend the week with) Rev Leoson Sharpe of Roger* Park. appendicitis. ” rs Ott* Wat nn of Grand -Rapld.2 tablespoon* melted butter Mr. andMrs. Willis Bumford, Mr. !* r Mr and Mr*. Roy Cordes. | Chicago, was calling on hi* Halting* w<-npresent from -away 1 teaspoon mustard! da*h of paprika Mrs Libbte Marshall, who is staying friends Thursday and Friday und Mra Earl Bumford. Mr arid Mrs with Mr* Frank Edmond*, called oni Mr and Mrs Keith Daniel* and Lvle Vernon Bumfofd. Mr and Mrs. Law*, For thu very pleasant evening mem­ or cajenne. . 1 table-spoon Worrlterterthlre sauce NaahvlUe friend* on Bunday. ! Scudder spent tlie week cpd with Mr rrncc .Benson. Mrs. Arthur Eckert. Mr.- bers were indebted to Dr and Mrs woue wcro Mix all nnd spread on slices o! Belle Au.ngm... KMngman ...U and uacuo Jacob Wolfe were , ” * Adroume chrm Me.^ra and .Wayne Moore of Boyne City has been | and Mr* V. L Wolcott in Grand Rap­ «« in Lansing Wednesday to uttrnd the ^IrMJ*in”'t, Jo*T£1 wroSSJl’1' >■»“ •-■? “ strips -•“»« «• , bread. Lay u on of bacon. »•■*Pine* visiting Mrs U-vanche Merrick and; id* Mr .and Mrs Wayne Merrick I Mrs Eliza Johnson returned Sunday funeral of William Buinfurd, the for- Gamble. Dan W Walldorff. Arthur under broiler and Mtve.when the Im!Ctothet* ahd-.Guy Bauer , rdll suffldenily browned Thi* mixMr and Mrs Gordon Edmond* and night from a week * vteit with her son. mer * son. Mrs M Fedewa. Mis* Ambra and, .......tur- ran be made up an.i kept for family of Nashville were Sunday gdest* Dr Lester Johnson, and family of Ann SPRAINED Peter Fedewa and Ml*» Hilda W. rmr s vKA^<ed . mrrerncy uw —Furnished bv Mra. of Mr. and Mrs Frank Edmonds Arbor — ANKI I. in bad » ai.i.., Jchn Nobi, Mesdames Janies Bristol. R. W | Mr. and Mrs Robert Cook and Mr wereWn Grand Ha pl ds on Sunday to . ~ a recent tsaiie Ot *.C«ok. Gi-o Ixjckwood and Daste true and Mrs. M L. Cook visited their aunt, oil. »n MU> Otnrude NSm *' Erom pUbllFh'd at Saugus. Mas*. H h BanLEMQN CHIFFON PIE. ’ were ip Grand Rapids on Tucaday. I Mr*. Prtecilte Marshall, in Prairieville ha* been removed from St Mary * liasFour «.gys separated putting ' Mr. and Mr*. Harold Stiaddlek and I Sunday. pilul to lier parents' home Mis* F«ld- n< r reprint* the following item ot in­ white* in one bo*I. .......... and the other tan* Susanne of Detroit were over Sunday1 Mrs. Philffc Schray and Mim Ivah pausch is recovering nicely from her ' tirert to many of our renderMi* Hazel Hilton. 37 Chestnut atl0.hir the lour yolks nnd a<l guest* of Mr. and Mr*. L E. Barnett; Schray and two hlect* of Elmhurst broken back. • Our prices arc unusually low-^-even for this Street, sprained her ankle in front of rU(1 ,,,K(,r Wllh u ;.uRht!y roundin and family. m.. arere in tlic city on Saturday on year, when good quality can be had for very HAD ENJOYABLE TRIP. fhe WaMUngton Strret Baptist church. tab.<si»on flour — - ... J- Mrs. William Bcrkrl, who was called bindnez* Mr. and .Mr-. F ,L Bauer. Mr*. Lynn. Urt Sunday mwning a* she wa* (-blc«|>o«>a sjt.i little. Complete stocks of Spring suits and and yraled "here by the drain of her.rtster. Mr* paul Conklin, a teacher In a BerArchie McCoy nnd Mrs Emnte S. , on her way to the* sunriA.senice i f r ., w i of ) te, r .(, n ‘ D. n O Richey, I topcoats make it easy to get just whai " lell Monday for her, rlen county school, spent lhe week end Evan* were in Sagliuiw, Owosso ' that chuich* . Cwk tills n.i«: home in Mirnulim. Munising. Cook this mixture ip. double boiler with hi* parent*. Rev. and Mrs. C.-M you want. and St. Johns Monday. Tuesday , Mis* Hilton ha* been recovering U nti! it thicken* Beat two white*- '.tig* uno. »nd Mr. E A. Burton und Mr Conklin cup of ,'Ugar ..... then "Ur into! anti Mr* Wayne Mrrrirk were Bunday i Mr. and Mr* Hay V. Mohler of Bat- and Wednesday of last week at-: from a recent attack of th.* nva-iw and add ■' c;;;. guert* of Mr. mid Mr . ton Merrick on tie Cyei-k visited ilieir aunt*. Ml-* An- tending O E 3. functions At Sag- and tflr hike from Eagt Saupj* to tj)r ,* <,k.d mixture. Put in baked pi«I hc suits arc $16.50 to $30 ■» the State Iloud , r.a Johnson and Mr*. Eunice Moore. inaw the officer* ot the Flint Chapter Lynn wax jurt a bit too much for her .!u.n exemplified Um wink. Mr. and Mr* She turned her ankle just before. Mrringui -Beat Mr*. Henry Clark and Mi** Donn->, on Sunday .Topcoats are $15 to $25 , cup granulated Ix>ng*trrct of Laiulhg were gucste ol - Mis CL-.!-i*..' Charlotte Li I .a” Mote and* . Mbs Bauer were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Carl ■ cro*.slng Washington Street and two of white* stiff, add Mr. and Mr*. George B. Holing Thura-1 Ethel laiMorc uf Mt Pleasant were Bapcr while there. Tlie entire party her rompamoiw obtained a person-with sugar and bent hard for several ...'■ by 1 day and Friday. I ' Hustings :.... friends Saturday were guest* of Mr. und Mrs. Cldude an automobile and sin- was taken tn mlnuf& then cover pie - -Furnished C Day in Owomo. The Abigail Chaff- Dr. Carr of Lynn, win-re it was first Mr* anar Frandsen Mtam Beatrice, und France* Car- und Sunday. . rullier* returned on Sunday to tlw-lr! Bob and Vlvlais TUfflCrnTof Kala- ter celebrated their thirty-fifth nn- thought that the ankle was broken and। are -----spending week's vacation ntvenmry by exemplifying the ui<k of apUnt.v were applied. X-ray* taken the! ROCKS- ’ rchool work in » Detroit I laving beenhnadbo •'—— ---------a-----*-' -----Nome for a week with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs 1864-1867* Many Grand officers and; next day r.hnwed that there were no. . Several have asked for the r'.-cl|ir for guest* were ip costume* of tliat ju-riod broken tjone-. but some tom ligament*. tiiew which were .served with the tea . • Mr. and Mra. J. L. Maus h-v«. have re- George Lankerd turned from Long Beach. Calif., andi .Mr* Juck Snyder visited her sinter.'lit was very Interesting. In St. John*, which u a* bud as having u broken at the Exchange Day of the club held other western points where they liave Mr. Frank Carl, of Middleville on Sat- it was "Men's Night.'* The banquet wu* ankle. The ankle will bi- kept in a curt at Mrs. H. A Adrounit ? served by tlic men and after the1 tor the next few- weeks. . !‘i cups brown sugar. been during the winter. iurday and Sunday, the tatter day be­ « :k tin' men put on the —Hastings Michigan ----- Mrs. Amuv-Ctauld .MunUxhcr *lng_Mx*--Catlx.birlhday. - __ * chapter __ txmUiir.ter x*jiiunL------------------- — .... .... . :.'.i. and ... Mrs TnERESTTNCONCERTS.---------- F 2'a cups flour. . , Ohio, and Mr* Dell Woodhouse of C. W. Crawford'of this city left Bauer were guests of Mr und Mrs ! Friends of Mv M.iunctte Engleharte Battle Creek were guests of «» Mrs *«— Ida i.t»..^n 1 teaspoon soda. yesterday for Chicago, whcre.hr will Palmaticr on Skturaay. ____ 1 cup seeded raisin* ।, attend a gathering of railroad -execu- Post in St Johns. Mrs McCoy und w.ll be Interested to know that on FriMr*. Evans being guests of Mr. und day evening April 8. si»*- will apjx ar in Mrs. Charles Slswn and daughter*. live* mid large shipper*. 1 cup walnut meats tout*.' a thenmih recital at the Gray Toaet HICKORY CORNERS. craton at tlic local telephone office, are 3 eggs well beaten. Nonna und -ttorn-n of White Plgogn Mr. unit Mr: H M Lambic >err In. Mrs. Geo. E. Morton. ------------------- ~' iScl-Wol of Music in Detroit. She ap15r'4> a .'•mall teasixxinful on but-' The Senior Banner class of the M P 'akl>« * vacation this week and Mr wen- guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert White Pigeon Saturday and Sunday ATTENDED MICHIGAN 'j;(;«r«*d a, RUct soloist with Ivor tiM-reBishop from Thursday-till Sunday. tercd tin* and bake in moderate own.• ■ Sunday School meets Monday evening and Mn Frank Bolyen are taking their where they were cnlkd by tlie seriowi Al'TlIORS ASSON. MEETING.; „ iln uitb ’ tlv; Felliwslilp male quartette place d'irtng their absence Mr and Mra. Lyle Wilcox and *on of Hines* of Rev. R. E Showermah. it the Harrington home Mim Anna Johnson <Hope During! (lf tJje itmnuntirl Presbyterian church —furnished by Mrs. Roy Cordes. Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs Merle Mrs Lida Taylor of Ionia was called [•nd Mr and Mrs. J M TowuMnd were (Jl-|>trolt on „ lirogrinu .,t tht. Mny. \rtaVJun>»r rto, held . tatad,,. f A * colored choir '™ffrom ‘J™ Kalamazoo will Bradfield and win °f Milo spent Sun­ Imre last week by the lllne-w and death : tn B&ttle Crook Saturc.xy nlgli*. attend-, |)urv Sanatorium at Northville ‘w, Friday evening at the church at which , Sunday day with J*«r and Mt* S B. Wilcox. Use r cup of corn meal in your waft:.- the Rev McCue o» Flint a former pasof her aunt. Mrs Lydia Hulse, at the mg the mil ling of the- MlehiWn-Au-: March a8 Hh,. U3J R.V(.n 3n cnlhtaia-s1 , Mlv. -....... . rtcip.- and Uu.y will be unusually crup ... r„ Ltv Mr an<r Mr*. Wqldon Bronson i*-thors Association of which Mis f.,. n aIlri wc and I(ii all were delighted 4Iid u.Mder -Contributed by Mr*, a iUrc* K“re a short laIk EAST IRVING. turrai! Monday from Saraaoia. Fla . vpii ...,Sunday —.... John McLravy .... and Mis Johnson is a membvr A lovely three* wHhnreptlon ltK,. tiwremin mime - ---- ---- -----------------Mr nnd Mrs C. B. Furgeson" of ^th tK | w. Woodburnc. .■ Little Evelyn Campbell who was' takwhere they *|a*nt the wfntcr. They Carrie Befson accompanied Glenn Mc- course dinner was served in lhe ihrcc Ito------ -------- . jen to Borges ‘hospital ‘ nearly .'. 1two Kalamsroo spent Sunday evening with virtted tor a week ut Jackson with Mr Lrsty of Lunrtng to Grand Rapid* to' tary cblb room at Postl ti Tavern, th■■ PARENTS OF A SON. —*— Mr. and Mr*. Bruton DeCocker. i weeks ago is improving. und Mrs. Baril Smith. see Dr. Winifred MciJuvy, who Is u tables being centered wq CAULIFLOWER DRESSINGS i«ViimnJr'th--JFriends of; Mr anil Mr.< Hugh .. -Io add aaa variety vancly to t0 the tne usual usual errant cream ‘ MU* Farr, of Detroit »i«« — •••• Mr and Mrs. Wm. Orton and son spent her To Mr*. Mina Cody of Hammond. Ind., i>atiehl ut Blodgett hospital. red tulip* Following the -, Ulof Madizon. Wis..w„, „ be 5U1Jf( .^ ‘ ""J^Tfmpleton wall . or buttered parsley for Mu | inowcr spnng vaaction with her parents here. ................................................ Robert of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Eckart of Chicago Mr* Pear! Mr. and Mrs. Don-ilcI D. Smith and was a reception and a fine program ['pjeoed to fcarn that they are the par-: . -----------------------,_. . JR, M v „, O1 llMna . Frank Messenger, who has been in Claud Johnson of St. Joseph and Oa-gram ! n ! raw i lrarn !hat lhrv arr lh , nar.! a c , n ' o f Campbell* torn*-1 Fr “ k ..« e ? en « e 5. *^° _*! Grphart of Baltimore. Md. and Mr* their daughters. Misses Gertrude and Tin- principal speaker was Arnold * ■ •• • — — ents of a son born on March 30 The {o ^np an(| pouring over it or melt 2,poor health for some time will have an car Page of Hastings spent Bunday Ileathu Randall of Grand Rapids were.Susie, of Detroit came to Hastings to1 Mulder, who told of his trips to Eng-lmtle newcomer ha* been •”'e newcomer has been named' tablespoons tatter, tad a> trttewooru ol! •««•«> •' '"■> «« *l,nl «“ “'"“J M’!' ,4uir3)RKiii* ill called here tart week b% the death of I visit Mr* Smith's parent*. .Mr and land. Ireland and Scotland »’ search ’Archibald. Mr*. TVmpIeton will be lw re re-­ vBlCgar. .. 1. teaspoon .. ... and . ...2 table-1 . .... 12 Nearlv Nearly rvervbodv everybody ha* has had the th# flu salt, ,2L\ t their mother. Mrs. Anna Eckert. Ivan Mrs. J. T Lombard, und other rela- nt the birthplace* of famous books. membered here a* MU* Huth Mark.*., a Mim Eva Whidby. who teaches at but all are better at this writing .spoon* each of green pepper and Baldwin accompanied Mrs. Cody, fall lives. They returned to their home on BIRTHDAYMftTK C°Pa”t* M’™ *“»> ^nch dress- Wmervliel. Is spending this week here' " Mrs. ~ Ro-i- ~ Berber of‘ "Wayland ‘ **“ spent *“* mother, home on Sunday for a virtu I Sunday. . An especially attractive children's1 ?‘at!ton# Brc cxtended ,he haP|,y ParJ ing and'chopped olives. Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Roy Sieber with her folks. Margaret Ra d coinnicnCcd work In and family. Mr. and Mrs Will Page of k-nr kmon the boilparly ua* given by Mrs. H. A. Adr6un-p ‘l A slice or two of •*"in*-'• also* called there in the afternoon. the telephone ofBce in Prairieville las*, j inc water in which it is cooked adds ic Saturday in honor of her daughter Mrs Bwlon DeCocker spent Tuesday PARTY FOR SISTER. ! flavor week. Zabelle'* tenth birthday. Miss Low Angell entertained on * Lewis Otte* grandfather, aged 86. died and Wednesday In Aun Arbor. She • Mi** McCarn was present and cuAUt- 'Thursday evening in honor of her sls-j at Hastings Saturday morninc Mr. and called on Mrs Lottie Shuman who Is CHOCOLATE SAUCE. ed in directing the game* taMK colored C«m caps, <»». basket* ta««.of « stl«..* “ •>»■•■ -n™ .... .. ........................ .............. Thia Lot sauce tor ice ... cream or Mrs. Otte attended his funeral Monday. 'tn lhe hospital there and found her Balloon*.' Mr. and Mrs Marsden Gernulne op- gaining utter her operation. ver -Taita-d candin*, und oinrr l.vors * m“ ,01- ' vaS“Tn* ,ir Inlik shuke* L. uk.n <rm» ■ • " ■ • " ,*Vr> r«<c era*. «um piwiwr brwe. FJ,ctnc eook made happy rise Iteart* ot Mln ZaThe BESSMER Eyesight Service Uw h0>t«M MHUIS lu>t>< retrahinmu n„„ ,, Me„ ttellcs* young guest*. • later in tlic evening. Guest* from out,-.— --------------• Clarence.- Billy and Mary Webb, gf'i of town were Gordon Ro*s and Mr and HASTINGS, MICH. 1 Miuare unsweetened chocolate, add Grand Rapids and Elizabeth. Mary and i Mix. . Garrett DeVoting ot Grand Rap- I tablespoon butter and very *iowly I 3 Florence French nf Caledonia were ,*. ~ cup boiling water. Bring to boiling among the little folks present from! * point., odd 1 riuiuxuwr nnd 2 table- if? away. spoons corn syrup Boll five minutes, or; Jfc. A jicsalmist. How could you be anything else? Your nerves are HuMJikh people wi re sorry to hear until of desired consuteiicy. Add vault-: y j **on edge.'* from the results of rye strain. You don't sleep well. Rrv> and L. Dewey .u.u and Wil non of the lllttes* .mu Mrs ta. ... o! 1 Dr .Winifred , . McLravy-1,1 in '. iviaspuvii. teaspoon, min nnd »a ir» few fiiuu,' grains vi of mu *411.. ’J1* You have frequent headaches. Yoyt-appctlte u fnucky. Relief -George return today from Blooming- 01 Grand Ilupids who underwent an Serve hot or cold For Mocha chocolate ton. ton. Ill; 111.7 where Where tiiey they were were guests guests of of her her °**{*~ otwrouon dn ,3at '' hospital hospital use 1। 33 cun CUI, strong strong <-of!e<coffee in in nlarc place nt ot i is at hand Our service would probably cause you to see as . brother. Arthur E Westbrook. Dean-**** lu«'*day night, the surgeon find-. waUr you should. Then your iiesMiffljm Aould vanish. of the.School of Minor at Illinois Wesruptured appendix. She is doing 1 ConUnued next week. leyan University. On Tuesday they hadi?* iu* Her many friend*j MARTIN CORNERS. We had )i very good service at lhe ‘J? the pleasure of hearing tlic oratorio.'here hope for her a .-'|K-cdy and copiMartin church Sunday conducted by ■j*rj •"Elijah" rendered by a chorus of 300, l,letc recovery. ‘the* Conklin young people. S S. next & voice* accompanied by an orchestra of i t This distinguished line of toiletries is especially Sunday ut 10:30. also on the following, fifty piece*, all directed by Mr -Wr.*iOn hr. nuM>-| °.h Wednesday of last week, several i Sunday when it will be followed by at' a *i’r brook. They u!m> »,«»««« attended * TinAiucradapted for the Iridien who have trouble finding lean Passion play*' given at the Scot-1 members of tiw the Hastnui* Hastir— Women's dub preaching service. All are cordially in- . . cosmetics to agree with their complexion. ' went to they pre- sited to attend. tish Rite Temple in Bloomington. “ ,n Middleville Aiu-rc 1 sented the play. "A Dish of China Tea' JI s*r« Mrs. u«rv Mary Ortho™ Oraborn ,u of nmhv atony n<uXf Poirft; YOU WILL FIND this exclusive line of toiletries | at lhe Prairie Study club held at Ute{visited Mrs. Millie Fisher Thursday' I AND I BRIDGE (HR Cream color tea roses und candle* home of Mrs. Kclaer. Tlic tadic., report just what you’ve been looking for, especially if made attractive decorations for the. a very enjoyable lime ’ Mr. and Mr^ Clark Ovcrsmith and '. you have a delicate complexion I two course pot luck dinner vt Mrs. C. -----*011 Lorin vatted Mr OvctanuUi z G. DeCou's on Wednesday ol test week TAMARAC CORNERS. mother and brothers south al Na*h*.,;; when she entertained Ute u and I The W. M S. at Mn Loren Ba^ctt s villr Sunday. bridge club Mra. Linme,McMillan was *as quili* well attended last week Mrs. Martin Burrtc cf Burlington. Cold Cream. (learning Cream. Vanishing malurtllel. “ A — family by — the horjor guest as it wu* her birthday, and! - —name of Benton ot ■\Vl*. I* visiting her parent*. Mr andpu M»c al»o won lop score at cards. Mr*..Grand Rapid., is moving into the Loren M/i. Jamej Martin near Stony Pouil. I for the Skin. BrilHantine foe Hattie' Prentice iiari low score. Eight Bassett house and Mr. Blum ol near lion for lhe Hands Shampoo Mim Carrie Cogswell of Lakeview ■ >*’1 the Hair, Face .Powder ladles were present and report a lovely Woodbury u moving unto thi old Mc- w* an over lhe week end guest ol her irachel). Itme. ’ ,Leod farm which he recently pur­ aunt. Mrs. Millie Fuher. ’ - - o f»’ ----------: t-luu-cd Mr and Mrs. Claude Loomis have HALL-LEE. I yrs Boa.. Cotton entertained Tin*-' moved from Elmer Gillespie s tenant On Tuesday evening the marriage At day evening for supper. Mr and Mra house to a place over near Woodbury. Mr. Dan Hall son of Mr anil .Mrs. walker Cotton and .Mr and Mra. ForFili out the coupon below und bring d* Pcrry Miss — Lots Lee. daugh-1 re#( Houghton nhd Alien son Allen in von­ ..... Hall, ------ and- -----— — .. ---|CBi nvunuiuii Him avu in u-n.RESOLUTlONb. ... A*, nt Ural - ■lOr o(... . . Cotton* .... ............... it in our store. We will give you ab| z_; ter r.f of Hr Mr. and lira Mr*. SlVurr* Albert 1Letvof BcdBeatrice birthday Wherea*. it has pleased our Heaven­ ford, was solemnised at Parchment., Pauline Enx of charlotte spent her ly Father in His infinite wisdom to re­ solutely FlifCE, any one of the above Rev William H. Helrigel officiating ■ vacation last week with her parent*. move from our midst our beloved sister. cosmetics for each one you buy. VALU E Mr and Mrs Floyd MUler accompanied! otl) Enz* I have been with the Maytag Company seven years. Jennie Allerdinc. u faithful and in­ the brial couple. Mr. and 'Mn. Hall will for,and Mr? Titus Will uf Sunfield dustrious -member, tor the past four It is today the world’s leader in electric washer All Article* Are 50c. fnr SO,'I reside on W Walnut St.. Hiutlng* ,l>cn[ Sunday with tlKir parente. Geo years having cniclrntly held the oRicc "Sold Only By Us" ’ ‘ nianufHcturcrs and I wanted to be sure in taking on a OoiigTatulatton*. gear*-. of Flora and by her high- ideals and ' refrigerator line that 1 have one that would meet with CONTRACT BRIDGE CLIR. j Mr. and Mr*. clcu'Scar- nnd dough-1dependable cluracter. wop a place in ter Audra and Mr. and Mr*. Charles the heart* of all the members of CartMr» David 8. Goodyear. Jr. was I Darby and daughter* Iris and Glctuta ton Grange No. 2tJt. your approval und I am sure the Norge will do it. iiosles*’ last to Sk her bridge* club on Thur*-I allrlulcxl ‘he operett* at the Sunfield dwot A iSv ResoKed. tliat the removal ot such a See the Norge on display at my store in Woodland, day last wr.it A tore y luncheon . 0.. u a serious seriou* I Ai member from our Grange i» was ot served, the eight ladies plaVins «'« »>0u* Thursdav Thursday evening evening ’ef contract in Ute - ternoo i |1*‘>las Aunt Anmr Curtl* remain* about th.- loss; or at Loren Myers* in Hastings, or call contract in the cfternnui. Rty DMtf&on ()J U|U1JU wUcd ThereforA be it reached Uuil we ex-1 tend to the bereaved family our sym-iJSi JOLLY D6ZEN CLI B. there one day last week. Mrs. Allen Pender was hottest to the! Mr. and Mr*. Randa LtpKomb oi pathy In tills sad aflliclion and sur- W r woodland mich Jolly DiMen on Wednesday «l her,Oraud R«pld* .ailed.at B-j^ Cotton*, PHONE 88-2 or 88-3 Be it further resolved. Hut a copy ut 'home on E.. Walnut St. Budge (ur-1 Sunday P. M. nulled lhe entertainment. These among tire- sick arc Mary these resolutions be sent to tlic be­ Or any of my Maytag salesmen and we will talk it over reaved family, one to lhe Hastings — «■+ » -----------। Curite and Charle* Newman. Phdnc 2J 15 Hasting,, Mich. W« Deliver with you. Alao sell and aervice Hoover cleaner* at More. ENTERTAINS CLt’B. -------------- ---------------------Banner, and one cojiy spread upon the i llx members ol Uic F. T. club were The accordion i» one ol our oMeM records ol uur Grunge.—Mra. Km mu I delightfully entertained on Monday musical luatrument*. but U complained bhriber. Mrs. Nina Hcnncy, Mrs. Mary —raengnuuuy Mon -- ---- ...I.— -----------------------( tWt w8y even wben )t wa3 yomjg i E Crocklord, Committee.—Adv. F afternoon by SSMrs. Milton Murphy. It Costs Less M y t i ♦ To dress Well 4 4 T. S. Baird Clothing for Men & Boys * cheated to Better Vision 4 r : i .-'.- t- -r i - r ■ • Course You Are di an a deane/ VY—ELECTRIC IwO Refrigerators Maytag Complete Assortment washers Announcing to the public that I have been given a dealer's franchise for the sale of Norge Electric Refrigerators in Hastings, Barry Coynty and Lake Odessa. [ - Our Introductory Offer ts | Name | Address llKEiEaDl D• D. rerrw 4 , . B. A. LyBARKER �Our Success THE CHURCHES WANTS Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY (•Hwn.'.JI H. S. SHELDON Frl.lt Ilf vr-K. .u. ..,r a-- * v» ALL HATS REDUCED! in PRICE (er Thursday, Friday and-Saturday—yt r»..» *i,-l| si- *••(- H l. .|l | .<\^l .......... J-vrl •’oil or **».!• Mr» Fr.»l H*»». ' The Morning Glory Shoppe 226 S. Jclfcrwn^trcct ' Hastiny* HASTINGS MARKETS CARDS OF THANKS Is hereby given to all Depositors and Creditprs of the Nashville State Bank GRANGE PROGRAMS the receiver is nqw accepting the filing of Claima. Every Depositor .should bring his. Savings Book, Cer­ tificates of Deposit, Cashier's Checks, or any other form of deposit with them in order to file their claims. AJro, regarding Commercial Checking Accounts— Statements mifst be called for, and each Depositor must be sure thnt figures agree when filing claims. Parents may file claims for children. Filing of all claims must be completed within 90 days from February 23, 1932. Proof of Claim blanks may be obtained at Bank. • Ser legal, notice on page II for full particulars. NASHVILLE STATE BANK Arranged E. B. Finley, Receiver Wire Nashville, Mich. The FARMERS UNION MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY eloped a sy •hich nt a k oasibk* thr. A. Q., A. Q. 7(MM member* rarrying S75.000.IXM insurance. yvhaf explanation would thr officers like to make? Wr offer no apologies. Where'is Hie home utllce and address of secretary ! family, or over­ looked'. We (-ven secure the railroad tickets.- the Pull­ in a rf reservations, a nd a 11 v n <1 t <» checking the bag­ gage. Mr and Mrs Byron Jlfus *1*11*4 Sunday. Mr aftd Mra Jake Huffman of Barney MUI* and ratted on Mr and Mra. Orhr Fteher of Dowling sons entertained Sunday Mr and Mr* C'.afence Cappon and daughter of Hastings Bunday Mr and Mr* Frank Thompson and. Wm Gillespie of Battle Cnrrk visited Mr M.d Mn Ernes*. Johncocfc Sunday Ed Johnson has been having the flu I but B seme better. WALLDORFF x 'FUNERAL HOME jfill Merchandise in our Establishment is marked in plain figures... with the price of the COM­ PLETE Funeral Service. Funeral Service mch/ga!. �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, April 6, 1932 PART TWO | authorizing tlic Secretary' of Aurfctib . ture, th'tptjgh a- rcprcsentaUvp dralg' Method of Obtaining Loans noted by him, in tile event ttie nppilleant fm)s to protect und .at the proper . For 1932 Crops Explained , | time to hnrred the crop mortgaged, to ♦ I A bulletin compiled by^Sccrrtary ol the approximate emt of the supplier rc- i enter upon the preitr.-.--. und hui-...i Agriculture, Arthur M zfl'-ilA describe.- quired. but in no ciuc ih execs* ol $3 00; the same, and to sell the crop to ratlsty the method ut obialnnA lornL for crop per acre, except for uuck crop*. In- >.!«• l:eti of raid mbttgage and expend* production during 1932\B«i4*5 w<« are eluding potatoes and sweet potatoes, for]incurred tlitreiiiukr from tlw proceeds’ giving that part o! the mffietin which which lum*'w;U crop. lum* w;li be made in amount* amounts] of the tlx-crop I* applicable to loan* made to Michl- not 'in exct-W of M2 ~ 00 per acre. Lomu! ” If •*the applicant• *for -a •loan •1-. a — ten-gan farmers. ■ ■ ‘ —---------------- ----- ---------------- . .. Du* blank* f6r obtaining the* Joan. ln *u fnr *'*d '' • are obtainable at thr office of 'the ebun'•■ ‘h*’""'----- •« 1 civ"” " "prior niortuaij ty agent. Harold Foster Atl.i blank- Mi’taliW*, if tile Department o! Agrt-lcrop. Ik mu. I .•• cure the Waiters ol ' counties will be|the actual owners ot the land. hb landare roinpli tcd they ztioiild-tx* tinned In cl,U,|’‘ Loan to the county agent, who submit* >h'-m b't'wl U1‘ u" ----, . . ------- ....— to .lite AKticiillural Committee of th''Wl‘*s new -.m y for crop pro- m the ••pace provided r,n Uu- mortgage Coilnty Board of appusiwr for th«i ‘iurium: inehiditig fertilizer, but in up lonn for the p-.rip.-e It tlx iurpUcmit • approval before they may be rent In i, ri,M' >'» ’*C1' of “ WlW umraint of »»100 w the owner of tlw land and form* it Hie dejiariuu-nt Apnllditwn . nidtt lx- ,M'r Br"‘- «<pl>1 l.or tobatco, on wtnen w itp tenant* or . hare cropm i-., walverr maximum I*rate is »1(100 per1 cif acre.I ol tenant <urh tenant* or slia.tc III before April 30 * । AtlllXl n.-r acre. r ilrt*< nr -hnrr ernix cih mu*.’ truck cn»|e. including, jx>Uftoes! bt* secuprd In the spare provided on gl Till* define* the prowhin* relative to ' ■. . the mortgage fonn for the purjxx-e. ' ' granting imrnx for crop production --------- v • j....------■ d> Ji-- a vuiiclwr form supplied by during the y-ar 1932 out ol tlx* .ip- murn rate u $20hO jxr acre Not toex proprlulion authorized under.tlx-Art of 5100 l*-r Iacnl‘ "l f<’r cn'1' the Department of Agriculture and Uongrrw approval January 22. J033? prtxlurtinn made at any of the forego­ ,signed by the applicant. -mApplication* ,ior Appucuuon* tor loans unacr under tm-ft theft . entitled "An Act to'provide rmeri’riick '•’•if rat. . on the acreage lieu reiniJatlon-t'imut bo madid in time to financing facilities for liniuk lai .Hudj.'cnu.ed in the Mortgage be received by the dt-Sigpnted n-pr«-?en. tutlon*. to aid in financing ugrictiltiuc. kivcii lu■ the Secretary ut Aitr.rul.ure commerce, and indmlrv. and for other b'yi inafter jiruv.dni may be used fur tafive uf tin- Secretary uf Auricuitun /purixx. c- <Publm Ait No 2. Dud Con- rrPi‘:” a!^ ni;«.Un.<<m.-. exta-m.s.uf ut tin- Farmer:.- Seed,Loan OITln-. nut crop prrxiqction oilier Ilian _r-ed. ter­ later than April 30. 1932 till. AN prwld.. In wrt •«*<»'■ '■'"l ther supplemental or anxtndutory n-gti? 1 ■ fUllOWA. . lalions relative to loans for crop prn“ Tliat $a(J.000,Min of the amount -o ’ subseribed. niul tltr expamlon of same and method* approved by the Dt-psirt- ductioti' pur]M*><-.-. during the year 1'Xi:' <k io withdraw lhi ..< reguUUnte* at any, int-nt of Agricoitirre through it* local through tla- notes, dvlx'iililn >. bond;, u-pre ,rntalive.*. Applicant* must ukw lime. . or other obllgatioii* a* n t out in sec­ tion 9 .sliall lx* allocated, and inud ■ iigreetto plant u garden .lor home use Available to the Secretkry of Agricul- and 1 sufficient a*;i.•!•.• ot fi.«| cropto supply feed for tluilz livestock. may be necessary. shall be expended by the Secretary oi Apnculture tor the •cant whe* hits a mean* of Uvelilico! other than tanmnn. nor to a minor N.. loan wili'be made to any applicant who to fanners in the did not ojn-rate u I aim in Hfl’i. No United States in cos loan." will lx- made for sunuher fallow­ that un emergency <■: which farmers are i obtain. ing.. Loan* will not bt mudg fur a total Mr.ml.iy evening-. March 2«. Mr Fred Stebbins Chairman, of Hany Co. Boy year 11132: Provided lurther, TJi.it the are ot Ha- ncieage planted by ihy bur­ Scout Finance Committee, an-I Mr Secretary of Agriculture .•iJurlJ give ner tr in 1930 and lOTJ Jaiaii:. will not Shafer were in Nashville at the Ciiamlx- made for the pin'eliase ot machinery Hoy Scout Neu's * ■advance* to farmer* who sulfeyed from; bins outlined plan* and ideas for the crop failure;, in J!»3I. Sueh Uiivnnce.H or, stock other than work stock, tired in county und Mr. Shafer explained some­ loan* siinll be tnadi' ujiiin Mich terms' crop prbducUbn, or for the payment ot thing of: the organized program of , and coiulllion* and :.ubj«ct to such Scouting and benefits to lx- derived i<-nuintiun-.-ii • die K-*n< uiv ol Ain-' Application, for. loan? for crop .pro­ Hw-retrom. Pine tribute was paid Arik* culture ‘sliall premibc. A first lien on duction purpose* during tin* year 1932 A field .ami hi* fine committee for the all crops growing ur to b< planted and shall b«- made on the ufllclal form uf prescribed nnd furnished. by grown, shall, in tlw di'rretion of tlie application --- .— .---------------- ------------------Secretary of Agriculture t>-• deemed the Secretary and furnished by the . PRIZE WINNERS ‘ sufilcwnt M-curity tor Mich l.*an or ad-; Secretary of Agriculture and shall d<vanni. All such loan? or advuticr-*h*lL«nbc.Uic particular acreace to »x- . Ix-ttrrs of commendation jrcre sent the cqirnty - headquarter , this be made through .<-urh ;u;ehi'i«# os the shown or on which the fertilizer is to from ] week congratulating sco'dtx who Secretary of Agriculture may de■•ignnte. •*-• ttPPl’H«i- Such'application shall be mid in such mnotuits A* sta ll :n;encl<•■> ■ investigaud by the Beeretary of Agri- earned prizes for the sale of. Alexan­ with the approval of th- SrctvUrv <n culture through such ag-nebs a* In ;der Hamilton ticket* in connection •AKiicuhme, mnv det.-rmine, ahv l^run, nuiv d< tt rnune.-4iut the approval or •with the fUuinciiil drive.* Those boy* -• -*r •• ■....... • ■ any mater-disapproval ot the application sliall If- 1 rreeivlng r>-c<xnii!jnn were:!-Rtc|lhen Jolui<x*n. Tnxip 74: Emerson fttni_ ___ ini false_____ icprv _____ ___ _ tlR. pui|x>se h>' ,1!'< imihorizid rqirvM-ntallve Ap- ' of obtaining -an. .uiv/nh-.- or-loan, or in Ptoval may lx< for u It •; .itnotint tiiar..,blc. Troop 71; Vernon Winiiijter, Doop :7i; Turn Tuggerl. Troup 71; John oMisting in obtaining siicli ’ndtmnf o:, that nipplied for. ! Harnett. Troop 74; Shelby Nash. Troop I'.'airunder tiu*section shall upon con--' Die amount approved tor loan pur-L•72; Kenneth Brower, Troop 71; Hei ­ vlctlou tlwrcof, be punulied by n tine cuant to these regulations will lx-'paid ,man Jamieson. Troop 74.. Norval of not exceeding tl.mo or by imiirtaon- by a temporary special disbursing agmi Stamm. ' Trooj! 75; Bernard Williams. inent not excw-dinp G mon'!*.:, or both." to the anplicant, upon receipt and ap- Troop. 72: Altxrt Olxirnes Troop 72: lx»n.-. for crop production will |x- provtil by the dcmgiuiirtl repreicniaiivc Raymond Preston, Droop 72; Melvin made in tlie M?verai statir- of tlie Unit- of the Secretary of Agriculture of-the Westerlind. Doop 72; John ISclfert. ' « d State:, when- lhe Seentary ot Agri- following dorihnents: Troop 78: Orval Ballanci*. Tipop 72. culture has determined that nn »',m* r- ‘ <a'i Applidatiun on the form previou*- Tht-. c boys placed tn the aboyA order, |:ency exist* ;u-- n n-sult ol Which farm- iy s|ycill<-d irr tills circular signed by .and are nil from Hashing* with the ers arc unable to obtain Ioann for cron tlie applicant jind verifu d by tfie desig- , production during tlie any. other source*. 'i iir-e In in the county in which the applicant i> [ PRAIRlfcyiLLE CUBS made to such Individuals tn , „ . . Wcd&e*day evening.' March 30. Dr. <b. Promi*xory note, fully executed c. E Hyatt. Ix-puty C..mmisMotH*r. ricul(ture to have acreage lit tor i.erding. by tiie apphrant tor fte.amyunt ol Mr sh.,frr at P^ln(.un,. and who ini: without nictiiu. ta« pur­ the loan, payable to tin- S.-ci^ary of, whPrr r,vl.trut10n chase the Mipptie*' net. ary fur crop Aunvulture. on or before Nov. nrt.. ; :i(J K11,h| ninp v, luflvp yc.^ „r ngp production during tin- year 193J. 1933. with inteu-.t ut the late of : U|in. enrolled, with Mr. Gi-r.rge Woxt No loans for crop production in 1933 per cent and fund:tied by the Secre- ru!)I11;l-l,t..r lxi. Nottingham, chairman tuiy of Agri. . - " , . , . Imy Apricullurt-. . r)f jxwk" committee. Charles Hughe* (•'. 540(1. 'll'..- •tai _ amoimt .. . . .. (C* Croh micnigun. inn of. loans U>: «c» Crab niuriBUKc mortgage in Michigan, in nnd «ert Brown c«mmitteeni.-n. The the tenant*'of any one land owner In favor of the•. Secretary of r. Agriculture.;; i BnlKat tests were thoroughly covered a single county shall not exceed Sl.WiO.: duly executed by the applicant in sucji ।by Dr. C. E. Hyatt and all the bays ixxins for crop production in counties] manner au to entitle it to filing, and .present- left with n knowledge of the .‘ecuring paynuij^il tlu- aboVe-mrii- _•-Wulf. Brar. find Lion rank*'also. . util be madcal rate tluned iu;tc. and cmiitilniiig * provision FIRST AID CLASS * Thursday cicnin:. March 31. al the third session of the County-Red Crosr. First Aid class held at the Methodist church, Hastings. Mr. R. p. Tew. in­ structor, continued with the fine work which has characterized the- class so far-tirthe epur^-. Factory workers, leaders of all boy gAiups,- and other adults interested in first aid work are Urged to attend. Die next class will be In-id April 14 as then* will lx* no class this week. Books can be obtained at ttic Barry County Health Unit, where Mr. Taw ha* sent those already *|X>ken New Tempered Rubber Process tor. A fine discussion on tlie re»|»nriblBUc* of the first aider marked tlic last session.. . 30 x 3I/2 ’ 29 x 4.40 30 x 4.50 United States Tires & Tubes U. S. GUARD U. S. GUARD U. S. GUARD $ $<>89 35 $ 95 HEAVY DUTY Special! 13 PLATE ‘B’ 7-TUBE BATTERIES BATTERIES SUPER $3« RADIO A PAIR! s34^ 1 Year Guarantee 52 accumulated money in bank to- have when most needed. 21 ’ put aside money in bank to buy homes or farms. 8 laid it aside in bank to pay mortgages. 7 banked to pay old debts. 5 saved to get married, furnish homes, etc. 4 accumulated money in bank—never drew it out—to pro­ vide comforts in age. 3 banked money to secure capital to embark in business. YOUR financial success begins wheli you are able to put more money'.in the bank than you draw out. Put into that endeavor every ounce of your energy and the result will be success—sure, certain. Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank In Barry County Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2217 exception of John Seifert, of Fl<<-|xjtt -visited home folk* over the week end. Gillette to the Cub Pack, nnd were Hustings High school He demon­ Mr. — and Mrs. Stanley — Kirnmey spent: — Glad to report our sick all on lite dismissed by their lender. ] rtrated-ijtat we must teach the boys — ■»---------------------------------. and girls of today, not only for them- ,l»‘ "Wk’cnd with Mr. and Mrs. Glen, gain. . Tlie Four .Time* Seven club met '•-TROOP 73. selves, but for the good of the genera- Hu,r of Kalamazoo. I Du Mrs. Zada Kirnmey entertained her; with Mr. and Mrs. John Carhse. A Troop 73. Winston Merrick. Scout-itlonn that are'to follow them. uplls last Friday at. the home Of her her , large .crowd und a fine time reported in:>*l<r. ujnixu vuumucrtuiu. ifi:>.-t<r, neia held an investiture Investiture ceremony ceremony;i -Mr. Mr. Lymnn Chamberlain, inemucr member O1 of Pupil* for new member* of the Tn»j> Mun- the pack committee and deputy scout parent*. Mr. and Mrs. John I^wls in; by all. day evening, April 4 at the Methodist ।commissioner, presented four Wolf Cub-“onor of hcr-son, Lyman Deans. bi|tn-1 Mr<■ !and Mrs.- Jordan of Grand Rap­ ids were at their, cottage one day last duitl'li. H&stink's. Mr. Sliufer presided badges which have, been newly earned. and member* of the- troop commlttrX-----------------------------------------rU *Count ounr •and nrt ’wife if- nt of Kalamazoo! week. The boys receiving these badges were' M•Merle presented badge* to these new scouts. John Larsen. 'Junior Leonard. Leon — Van Dalscn nnd Roger Wallace. Announcenicnts were made by Dr. C. E.; TROOP 74 Monday evening. April 4. the troop Hyatt, cubmqster. Four promotions I cciiqfriiltec of Troop 74, Dr. M. R. Kinde came as surprises to tlie boys. -Cubs. chairman, met at the home <>! Rev. J. Hurry Thompson and Jack Rcnrick w.-re A. McNulty where the monthly report promoted to be "dennera.” Leon Van i of Scoutmaster Richard M. Cook was Dalsen ami Roger Wallace advanced 'i read and otlwi- tnutlue business taken Io the grade of "as.si.ilanudenncr.” Tlie■ cubmaster led In the cub benediction' care of, ' given under the Indian sign of friend­ ship and reverence. Ip closing. TROOP No flO.' Troop No. 00. Banfleld. Calvin Boyd. SUMMER CAMP. Scoutmaster, i* the proud posw.wor of tlje Joseph C. Giant eup this month for Now Is the time to begin making having tlic highest percentage of their plans for summer camp. Periods will: tenderfoot boys up for second xJaas pro­ be two weeks in length, but scout* may i motion at the special court of- honor attend one- week if they wish. Total j in Battle Creek . 'arch 5. The cup cost will be 55 50 per week nnd the, uill be returned to scout headquarters camp will open the latter part of June. I for tlie ncra court of honor on the 19th Scout* staying over for the full periods ] of Apt II. . nf two week* will enjoy overnight' hikes, watermelon hunts, snipe hunts. I COURT OP HON^R and n tine chicken dinner Sunday] Thr court of honor for Barry' county MAI-l.P-VAHM PATROL noon, Sunday is a free day at camp Mr. Elmer Lowell of the Qiiailtrnp Mil lx* held April 20. nt 7:00 P. M. in but special undenominational service* school district in Maple Grove town­ tlie court room at Hartincn. All mfijit are, held, nnd al) Catholic boys are! ship h to lx- scout master of the pew badge application* and second and first taken to Yorkville for their early mass. Farm Patrol which is forming at tlic class card.* must be in at scout head­ Water carnivals, d(c. provide fine; school. A fine group of boys have quarters, Hastings, by noon of the day training und entertainment for scolits’ signified their Intention of becoming of court. and parents alike in lhe afternoon. scouts anti the outlook for a fine scout Scouts, let's all try to attend summer PARENT CUB SUPPER. organization is bright. Boys nnd lead­ camp this year, and lets begin now to ers will meet with Mr- Shafer and Mr. Die first parent and cub supper was earn and save our fees. Registrations Lathrop, teacher. Tuesday P. M.. April held Friday evening In the parlors of may be given your scoutmaster or 5. for their first meeting. . rhe First Presbyterian church. Has­ county headquarters at any time. Out ting!. by Cub Pack No. 9. Following Chief. T..Bcn Johnston, gave a fine CUB'PACK 12. tlie Invocation by Mr. Wm. T. Wallace, talk at the Regional conference in Chi­ • Friday evening. Ajml 1. Cub Pack fifty-seven parents and cubs sat down cago lost week on camping, as our area No. 12. Middleville. Myron E. Smith. to a supper prepared by the mothers. was high in camp ratings for the area. Cubmaster, held a pot luck Parent-Cub Die entertainment prognpn. presided supper at the Kellogg Thornapple ovpr by Mr. Milo DeVries, was opened ■ BARRY COUNTY NIGHT. Ajhool. Rev. Wurtz acted as toast mas­ by group singing led by Mr, Wallace. Tuesday evening. March 29, Prof. ter for the evening and a fine program The welcome of the pack committee was carried out. Demonstrations by and the cubs was given to the parents Manley Kill* of the Western State each of the tout dens of dlllcrent by Mr. DeVries, chairman of lhe [jack Teachers College, gave the address on games and phase* of Cybbing were commit tree* the "Measure of a good scoutmaster." given after which Eldon C. Geyer, area Mr. Eldon C. Geyer, director of re­ Mr. B. W. Robinson, scoutmaster of cubbing chairman, presented Den search of the Battle Creek public Troop 23. gave the "Measure of a' Good Charters to Donald Hal). Robert Rugg. schools, gave the main address of the Troop." These two talks were out­ Fred- Granger and Woodrow Gillett. evening. He outlined the organization standing one* of the course frorrt a Den Chiefs of the four Den»i Mrs. Gil­ plan of cubbing and stressed the need scouting viewpoint. Barry county night The man who can he reached quickly lette gave a short talk on.the mothers' of training the cub age boy during this went over very good with the Hastings angle of cubbing and pledged the sup­ pliable period. Mrs. Henry Mulder ex­ male quartette. Roy Cordes. George and easily by telephone usually is the port of all parents in this character pressed the mothers' viewpoint of cub­ Lockwood. Earl Coleman, Raymond building wdrk. Mr. Aben Johnson. bing. Mr. Sterling Bogers responded Wlndeknecht. giving 3 selections; yell find to lie called back to work. Barry County Cub chairman, presented with the fathers' attitude. Some of led by Winston Merrick and group the following boys with their Wolf the musical talent of the pack was singing led by Mort Townsend and 35 badges: Thepdore Annstrong, Jack demonstrated in solo work.- Wolf Cub men to back them up. Gunnar Berg, Chase. Jack Hamilton. Robert Gillette. Leon VanDalsen entertained with a director of Volunteer Training of the A telephone in the home ia protection^' Tom French. Charles McDonald. Har­ piano solo. Wolf Cub Junior Leonard, national headquarters, will speak old Kcrniecn; and a gold arrow for accompanied by Miss Ellen Leonard, Wednesday evening, April 6. at the last too, 'making it possible Wolf to Robert Gillette for completing presented a very pleasing violin num­ indoor meeting of the course. Don't for­ ten electives in addition to the regular ber. Eagle Scout Winston Sheffield, get the week-end at Camp Ben Johns­ work. Mr. Shafer gave a short talk on Den Chief of Den Diree, gave two pop­ town. April 16, 17, every man should aid instantly in case of fire, Cubbing, listing *ix important steps ular slide trombone selections. Miss be in attendance for at least a port in the succcks of the program, after Leonard accompanied these numbers of the time. A fine program has been sickness or accident. which the cubs and scouts present also.' An Inspirational short talk was arranged and this will conclude'a very saluted the new flag presented by Mr. given by Mr. Wallace, principal of lhe fine training course. .MICHIGAN HELL TELEPHONE CO. morning, sure Exchange 29x4.40 Tube ftpgq Special, each— "Drioe-In Service' An investigation into the rea­ sons why 100 people were bankihg money disclosed the following in­ teresting facts: great! I’ll report in the jtfuto Jport *Shop Phone 2177 lOQJPeople Banked Money 1 job for me? Cee, that’s Complete 3(1x3% Tube Special, each— / Why Hastings to summon �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL C. 193* PAPE TEN Ictic Values’* led b> Rev M DMcKeai; preceded the baseball game. Y. M. C. A. ITEMS COURT HOUSE NEWS scnlatlves in Hastings Friday night ' Hatttnga Hi-Y elected officers at their and they spoke, to the Y. M C A j BROpATE COl’RT. meeting last week which resulted m group ot Young Men meeting at the John J. Dawson, dec’d. Final ac-' chooaing for President. Nelson Gard- home of Mr. and Mrs. Angell. | count of executrix hied, order adiagnner; Vlct-Pres. John Blakeley: Seen*Mr Chi of China and Mr Hara of,Ing residue entered. tary. Wm. Fox. Treasurer. Keith Japan both' students, ut KalamaP*v>; £»,. Elizabeth Sall.-bury. BomTof ml-i Uvhieitner and chairman .d Program college, gave-their own vi<nf» of th-v mmlstratrix ■ tiled, letters ftsued. order Wayne SnjdejZARxrrt Becxrr. leader. war between their respective countries : >lnulim; settlement entered, petition! Dale Bnmrt atuAclay BassoG a-siist which needless to say were quite differ-: I(jr hearing of t-Lnms filed, notice to with the OrtnvyXc Sunday. School ent. Mr. Hara, whose home is in Yoko-; rr, dHors ■ b,Ut(J • each Sunday bwJftmg. homa.,went through the terribleritrih-j i' See the intcreMlDK program for :!•«• ln XTlX^ouiig’men’are «««“« executor filed. ’ >j Fkrm Buts Conference at C «•-> Grow ‘I*.™ vtewa <* lh<sf ttt Albrrt j TllurlM.rn Sixth an­ nual account of cuardinn flkd. Est. Solomon Blochur. deed. Final' receipts filed, discharge of Admr. Is-i I sued, estate enrolled. one flay meeting for H S. noys and girls ’ ‘ April iti. in tlie V. W. C A. building. All ’ . IRVING. , Est Martha K Varo- t. deed. In-j drk’Vi't’-s, are to be gues^ ol* Battle The Irving Grange Glee chib put on ventory filed:' .Creek Y.'w. C. A. m> tXiVnse to dele- the ptdgram at lhe Fellowship meeting । l>t- Carrie M Ki lley. dec'd. Warrant; ipies Dean Trout of Hill.-dalc Cohege Friday night und It was much enjoyed.,■ and Inventory ftl«l. <3 expected a.e cia-.-’. speaker. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Stowell and Mr . I Est. .Parmer C Kams. dee d. DU-i The Y. M. C A. BToutv of Woodland Fred Stowell of Newark. Ohio, and Mrs !charge of Admr Issued, estate enrolled.! and Welcome were invited tntS Has- CIcmic Kennedy of Hastings were visl* i Est. John Buehler, deed. Will und tine* hut Tursuay evening to heap tors for the day at tlx; home of their;■ petition ior probate filed, waiver of " :1 o! State Y c »inmi:t<-e and aunt. Mr;. Jane McCann. "i■jfice filed, brder for publication enterrtf i mtnira ih.y. he took on ,< Mr. and Mra Alex Mayville have n-! petition for sjwcial-Admr. tiled, order; ..Tt' Canadian trip last summer, hlmed to Uwir home lien-, aftef ?;>-mt- apjwtntMU; sjMcial Admr. vnlered. bond; ' Icome and W!6odl,»nd Gul Re- »<r the winter in Grand Rapids. Mr ; fllad nnd litters issued. Est. Bernidc. Albert and Grace Cole.; groups enjoyed Mayville recently attained ins one ’ minors Petition of guardian to u .e ■ Gerald Patton ot G hundred and first birthday. i money for miripra filed, order grantin/^ Benham Is, pt home ; UM* of money entered. Pattern was ; Rich* ; H»t. Semaiva A Can d.‘ Order in Nebraska. land. Junction . • confirming sale -rnteted. I.K ,<*»■ >.<4eX!r. an<* iJr?- (Jfr’dd Burghduff and' Est. Charles J. C Petit k>n. -held daughter of Ikuluxs. were Sunday j for Admr. filed, order r Admr ' [• A ,. uie*t» - Mr- Anna • urday in l>ti< <t Y M C -U*‘G ot their mol mulur. .ntervd, bond fll.d and :< tn ’ • Pierce, at Mr- MrCanii • • **orter limiting aettlrnw nt on H . 'ings 11:.:< ! \ . ... Mr and Mr - Ira Towturnd und tliu n IoMumHuh claim.- h’< J Haren i: md all at Mtddb-nto Mr* Tbann nd A tether, all of Char- creditors u-m-d Y grclp Jot’.-. u>r» Sunday visitors al the y.-! Emma 1 Barnum, d on Ath-. home of Mrs. Mary Jenknu. . un(i lx:inon. for probate filed. «•< __ ol notice tiled, proof ol will.filed, " ludmittlng will entered ■ ' | EM. Semaiva A Carr, der'd P.ti I for license to sell, flleri '■tn ••holder;, filed, hct-nie ] estate issued, re: ! E.'t Thptntt Ho-. • ci’tpts filed; order a tefied. ! rolled. Regular Saving Prosperity _>ave time and ered a Consistent, T .Accomodating Service And control expenditures to fit the amount of money you have left. to this community for for nearly a Half Century f HIS Bank has rend­ 3% Interest. Compounded semi- annually. Then it is kept in circulation and contributes its share to lo*cal prosperity. inc claims hlid. notice ESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR 18«6 Hastings City Bank .ount en Est. Luana 1 ” The Bunk with the Chime Clock ” allowing annu Eat. William tit ton l»r . E. J EhT for Adnu rn VALUE to your community than $ 1,000 hidden away So when you save do it in the reg­ ular way—Put your savings in this Old Bank’where it is earn­ ing a regular systematic rate of Save a Definite Amount F.rom Your Income__ Hr; Cfrarle? t Huffman’. 71 iihowine c Fi-aiik 1 license lion en* ip«d*( low I.G.A. price* lilted below. A DOLLAR WISELY SAVED is of ^GREATER It is alright to spend money wisely, but -- so many folks spend what they want to spend and if there is any money left they SAVE IT. Now the right 1GIL 'CLEANINC HEEPS Don’t Save by HOARDING! . Depends upon the circulation of money just as health de­ . pends upon the circulation of the blood. Stores Spending of Frugality Habits v- u.'ss? sa WISE CAPITAL $75,000.00 SURPLUS $50,000.00 I'r.inl <oi iruUnt. profuic >udi lhe ume high quality ihel you W i . -*i>. i <imjxini«l by .M Tlmrtdav afte.ru Soap Chips IGA 15c Soap Powder IGA u<..i,. 19c Soap IGA White Floating §C unuig to New York move., far-tcr and faster.’ writes a columnist. Francis ----- - Neilson -------------spent Jay Saturday night We.hcpr a mint who stopped on a Sunday with hv> parento ut Tru- corncrTo tie his shoe w ixuntcd out । as an old landmark.—Lite. Old Dutch Cleanser I.G.A. Sto. Mopsticks . Brooms Clean Sweep Saniflush . . Clothesline s.4 c.,d ribir-da Z9c . On account of poor health I will sell my personal property at public sale on the Frank Messenger farm, miles southwest of Hickory Corners, on "h White Laundry I SOAP 4GR Especially adapt'd for hard •< cold , water A rsal Moaty-ww. TUESDAY, APRIL 12 - 5 bar. 14^- 4 Drano AUCTION SALE! 23c Commencing at 12;Q0 o’clock noon. I offer the following property: FREE! Beauty Soap ’XS&S- 2 15c iga SAVE ON THESE EVI RVDAY NEEDS IOO Peaches IGR Tree Ripened Can 19c Pork U Beans Campbell’* fc’ZjC Soi Wash Large tiza . . 19c Gold Dust . 19c Mayonnaise IGA 15c Peanut Butter 15c Cleanser IGR Chipso . Fl« 19c roni.lt> i:t <H BAKING POWDE R Z/5r dnsh^ru'rtsfi^and'Oegetables ‘-j I.G.A. STORES COWS Holstein cow, 3 years old, fresh in November. Holstein and Jersey cow, 6 years old, bred in November. Iron Age cultivator. Champion potato digger. Milwaukee corn binder. John Deere corn planter. Iron wheel wagon. Spring drag. Oliver riding plow. Land roller. Spike drag. Good double harness. Third horse harness. Light driving harness. FARM TOOLS Hay loader. Side delivery rake. New Idea manure spreader, new. Superior grain drill. John Deere cultivator. HAY, GRAIN AND FEED 100 bushels oats. Quantity corn stalks. 4 tons timothy hay. Ensilage. Also some miscellaneous articles too numerous to mention. HORSES Black ^nare, 7 yrs. old, wt. 1300. Bay horse, 15 yrs. old, wt. 1300. @ - .......... Ji Mr. vita'Winehull. at Mlnitii. Wrdni. Bertha MugrRlge ot Middleville r । the week etjd with her Hunt anti tincltU , M. anti Mr» Miner Fulmer. , M.-_ and Mra, earner Selimrielmcrer and family >pcnt Sunday with her brotlie;. ired Bowe* man. ana family m Yankee Spring: ME*. Abet Mattel Mrf'.td'a’. Oil*’ ’ College ’i'uhiuay and attended in lhe evening. ' SAME PRICE * — ' double acting 25 25* TERMS OF SALE—Strictly Ca»h. »• FRANK MESSENGER, Prop. B. J. and H. H. RIX, Auctioneer*. HOMER W. ALDRICH, Clerk. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6. 193?. • FRrrpnBT. 'railed Bunday at the H M. Boughner BUmiTniE. Caller* Sunday nt the home of Mr. borne. I several of. the -ladles of fhta place and Mr* P E Denting were Mr ond 'v*r-, a„ ,, . , 'r McDowell of arp p|annnlng on attending Achievr■Mr«. P. C Deming of Grand Rapid--., L ,crt Mr u,ul Mr5 'Uvn? day in Hastings Fridav. -Mr and Mrs George Deming Prank- ‘‘ mg Tuesday. UnJe rara,H)r PA,nrta Krr,dal| of Mrs• Elia Catt is spending this week Kalamazoo is nuking un Indefinite rtay hit K Burgee und Mr. nnd Mts. Allen ’ . ( t Carlton Carlton. Fish and three Ciuldren in Carlton. at the home of Mr and Mis Herox Mr. and Mrs. Oirlc Catt of Lever Mr arid Mrs. Hale of Cariton rolled Mr..i­ Wilcox She rm.rwl t|r Branch school ing Mime came raturnay Saturday ami und were of ,u. Moi.dav morning :Friday at the Mrs. Ella Cuti hmm-. »*n guest.-. I-1"'1- <»' Samuel Custer .if Ihiw-ne bar-*, d uw-av Mrs- EUa CaU nnd grandson. Glen. 1,1 mun- 'b. ’Wednesday ' '’[till 8unday»e*enlDg. GlftVtB-rompamrd Mr. and Mr*, fielaon Brumm ot* Burt Itaiir ;M “ O'-niK.; " Ralph rtyVirie. Siindgy. TW.-W .n-mn, .. P, A, TO.,mMl . _>a!o l)-'Vje- anti Mr. and1 ,lwm«\ . and Mrs. Dell Godfrey Thur^fty. Curneroii .McIntyre and lltrle . <hi Mr and Mrs. Charlie Beattie, and tWb daughters, two daughters. Irene nnd Jean of Iioipe were. Mr. nnd Mm Furtiiey of Mrs. corn D* Vicksburg were guests latnxing and Mr. and Mr . Bauer, of hen- tin. week and Mn Ed Babbitt. Hastings. li» r, farm here. Mi nd Mn. Lloyd Yargrr and fam­ ‘spent her .pring vacation with Mr-. ily uf Lansing were guei t •: SumjaAmt W R Uibdcll I Ricliard Lobdcil of Kalamazoo •pent, Mr und Mrs. Prank Target. 'the w<«-k end with his pareHtij, Mr j|hd •Mrs. W. I’ U.lxirll. ' Mrs Claude -Walton' attended R*.,u*tidx>rlu>>d ui-.li Mr and Mrs. Euri Rogers were Ha'- 1 funeral of Mr. Vander Malle of Grand ‘7 £ , ‘tliigs visitors Saturday. ' ■—.-------- . . \ vrem ivmiia I M... Mviilr Hh-iura ot M-rll "■I”'1' M.a !>«.» Arlumi called Friday at. the P. A. TiwimaH. • ,, . , ... ' ijomo • Die Misses Marie- Burge-'., and lady Wood and VirtHleinMr Mr. I- A Ttonu. Ind muzoo were guests Saturday of I he. former's grand iiareiits. Mr. and Mr.. '.Baker «t the Pennock hospital Ttiur<F. E. Dt-mlng. ! day. Mr upd Mrs Prank Baker and Tamilly of .Grand Rapfita called at the P Mr. Blanch Deming wa A Thomas home Werlip-.sday. > Dean Ft*h of Lake CiLv ealleil Sat- genuine surprise at the hoi (urduy at the ji-hinl Rogers home Dean- and .Mr>. Wayne Benton LOui-. Lucile and Leva birth(Wils a former resident of our village as.1 evening, the occasion being iunday with the Maurer (well as a student In the local school, j-—~ — ---------1 Mr. and Mrs. John Fish accompanied; Each brought a token of friciidship. children,' WANTED—Reliable REPRESENTATIVE for iiO'A RGEST Mutual Fire Insur- ’ ance Company in .Michigan. 25,000 Satisfied Patrons S4,000,000.(10 have been-paid in. losses since organization ... A Policy that PROTECTS at an HONEST price. Fin Infotonatwn, Write STATE MUTUAL RODDED FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 702 CHURCH ST. • W. V. BURRAS, Pre... Lowell.Mich. FLINT. MICHIGAN H. K. FISK. Secy., Hint.Mich. Nearly SEED Time ! If you are going to need FARM SEEDS of any variety this spririg we invite you to call and talk with us before you buy. . We May Be Able to Save You Money! We carry a full stock oLPURE MICHIGAN GROWN SEEDS. If you come 'and see us about your seed problems it will place you under NO OBLIGATION to buy from us. Dean Fish back to hl* home in Luke । (City Saturday for un extended visit spent, the week end with her uni | I Mr. and Mn.. irvitig Hose me mtiv-(with ; CRESSEY. Mr. and .... Mi ' -------Elmer -----Huntley ot Chi­ tin- former's brother, Bud Fish ' Ralph and family. - -- -Rota-:; 3aum Jig to the Ahirrtson farm on'the'River' Mrs. Marion Nagler left Friday for Mr. and Mrs Kawazack urn- Grand cago. Mr. 'and - MiLaid Weik's Ditci' Chieugo uhgre .she will remain th-; Rapid.- visitors Saturday. two children ut C>n.|id Hi Mr. ami Mrs Leslie Enziau and son Mrs. Minnie Hammond from mar definitely. I Mr. und Mrs Howard Houghton of visitors in tlic C. G. Carlton Jwmc visited Mr. ami Mrs. Carl Enziah a. has Bliss Rutland I- spending . Hasting------- — - come, for an indefinite,H. ‘» Bliss of of Rutland R spending » s-ev-' Detroit .-|x-nl tlie fore part .if the w.-.SutuftFiy. Kahim.-uoo, 'Saturday evening. .stay with her niw. Mrs. Nelin- Ruk-ieral days wit|i Dr. Peckiram. . .u—_ -a. > •*— ~Uy Boyd Sornbury arrived home FnMr and Mia. Harry RoWltaon ami1 i-nmore . The member* ot the "Goqd Will ' Re- Smith. —' day from. California, where fie spent] family <>: Augusta spent Sunday' with1 , Mi,, ami Mr- Clillord Kahler unp, b..kahs met Friday afternoon with Mr. and Mnf, Robert Nash of Lan ing the winter, ■ children from vast Delton spent Sun- Mrs. Edith Godfrey where tlwy were •isited at John Nash's Thur*day.. ( Mrs. Electa England and grand-bn day with pe Reynolds and family. loyally entertained by the hostess. Mr.-.: ILi> Deming and-itr- Edith Benton Rob. rt. were Martin shoppers Saturla.-.' Monday and Tuesday. The inrnir. MU- ROM-iia Barber Trom Saginaw Godfrey, with card playing. Mr. Mrs were Lofceil ... visitors Friday. ' «'••• day. . Qt had to get out their Snow shovels ami*I (spent tlie week end with her parenU I Theresa IJghUoot won first prize and> rural —n----- ...— ..... . Mr>. John Beanie Is recovering from Mr. and Mrs Clay Barber and family. Airs. Je»it .Vai;r_ second prize, we Lowell, Caledonia and Bowia.- met ,al nn ulcer on her ankle. We stated in a >ir ’Waters, (were served with ri-Irr-him-nt.-.. then. the Bowm- laidie-' Aid hall Fndav e-.e- paj-tVt'e Sunday with relatives at NihBANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. udjourned to meet with Mr... Laura nmg. It wa* one ot the first' social take. ;Thompson and Mr .. Vada Buehler in, gathering., of thta kind of the K.ir. The kMs Helen. Manon and Har-! May XCounty Rural Teacher-. A:>'Ucia(inn ■ riet B- Attn- have r.earlv completed' i Ed coats ami Dick Moulton wen- In Mr. and Mr.-. Patten of the Y. M. C. A tlielr woifc hi -. uiiii; .if Hartinr* High (Hartings und Uiwell Tutwluy on buw- were their guests. Games wvre played, rohoo). ‘ 1 j ;new.(a fine.pop luck supper was.Mtyed. ( - Leo CJay and family -from South : Mr. and Mrs Coat spent En.--1 Mr.- Watt Thomas and Beatrice wen- Bend. Ind . wen' at their cottage Suri-; ;ter with their daughter [tuuMiusbaml.(iu. jmddlcvii!*- and Cah-donia Saturday day, The post two years haw demonstrated the soundness of the plan upon which Bunding und Loan Association, arc founded ; Miss Helen BoiiRhner-and Mrs. No-: and nip-rated.- . Tin- people who huvi- enlrUated their money j vitikcy and daughter. .Jasephine. oc-! with the Standard have had every reason to rejoice* Not only IromfMtnird Mr. ami Mis. H M. Bough-1 has the principal'remained intact, but the ncrtiit-d 5-:. dividend ■ner to Hastings Saturday, halt tgcn-palfl in cash. Mr-. Elleu Ynrgrr returned Sunday I ho her home after «An extended'stay I Tills conservative Savings nnd I/»an AMOdatlon nflcrs no 1 with-hcr daughter. Mr.i. Max Tucker of > .•'IM-ciilutivc attractions. It-is lor thr thrifty. and has no gc' rich quick" In its plan. During 30 years bus .shown n steady Detroit. • Mr. and Mr-. Hay Warr of South 1 growth'and accumulated a reserve fund ol HOO.OilOOO tn Insure Lowi-ll called Tuc.-alay on Mr. and Mrs.; It future safety, br.-idt-s paying-lhe yearly S' dividend F. E IJenilng Mr and Mrs. Sam Eckert attended , the tuncral Wednesday of their stater-1 in-law, Mrs. Anna Eckert in H^stmi's.! • who passed away March 27. Mrs. Frank Hynes has .been on tlie | Investing Safely Mrs, Funny Huntington of Mull We give you PROMPT DELIVERY,on all grades of COAL. Full line of Poultry and Stock Feeds. £mith Bros. Velte & Co. Phone 2257 Hastings, Mich. ■ ->< ' WANTTOBUY? TRY. THE WANT COLUMN ANNOUNCING j Mr. and Mrs. George Thimpson were । JguestN of tinir son. Harry,'and family; ol Hastings over the week end. ; Mr*. Lydia Simpson spent the week . in Grand Rapid* with her daughter and husband. Mr. and Mi s. Freeman 1 Comstock. ‘ 'Mrs. John WaH* and Mrs laurence Jolin.-a>n and- son, Richard, ot Bowne ADMINISTBATORSSALE In order to settle the estate of John Buehler, deceased, I will have an auction sale on the farm, H4 miles west and one mile south of Freeport, or 1 mile north of the Moulton church, on Wednesday, April 13 Commencing at one o’clock sharp, COWS Purebred Guernsey, No. 131269 Rude Mary, due April 28. Purebred Guernsey, No. 296981 Rose of Rude Mary, fresh. Grade Guernsey, age 5 years, fresh April 14. Grade Guernsey, age 5 years, due April 8. Grade Guernsey, age 3 years, with calf by side. Grade Guernsey, age 2 years, bred March 2. Grade Guernsey, age 2 years, due May 13. Purebred Guernsey bull, 2 years old (176287). Grade Guernsey heifer, age 15 mos., bred March 25. nnd sell the following: Grade Guernsey heifer, age 1 yr. Grade Guernsey heifer, age 4 months. Purebred Guernsey bull, age 8 mos., eligible to register. All cattle tested for abortion and TB. All have a milk record given day of sale. SHEEP AND POULTRY 19 ewes, Shropshire. 75 White Leghorn chickens. MISCELLANEOUS Platform scales, 1000 lb. cap. Champion hay tedder. Slush scraper. Old wagon. 2 ten gallon cream cans. Top buggy. Open buggy.Portland cutter. Other articles too numerous to mention. THE NEW FORD EIGHT De Luxe Tudor Sedan Eight-cylinder, Roomy, Beautiful Bodies Biding Springs * 65-li or sc-power Low Center of Gravity * Engine * Vibrationless Silent Second Gear « Bapid Acceleration • Low Gasoline Consumption » Reliability New self-adjusting Houdaille double­ enclosed four-wheel brakes... Distinc­ -. . . Individual inside sun visors . . « acting hydraulic shock absorbers with ' Cowl ventilation ... Adjustable driver's thermostatic control . . . New rear tive steel-spoke wheels with large hub caps ... Handsome V-type radiator.. . spring construction . . . Automatic Graceful new roof line and slanting scat. . . Choice of Mohair, Broadcloth or Bedford Cord upholstery in ail de spark control . . ; Down-draft carbu­ windshield of clear polished plate safety luxe closed types. retor ..- . Carburetor silencer;;. Bore, glass... Single-bar bumpers, chromium 3 1/16 inches. Stroke, 3 3/4 inches . . / Piston displacement, 221 cubic plated ... Low, drop center frame . . . inches ; . 90-dcgrec counterbalanced fuel from fourteen-gailon gasoline tank -inimpnirdhrJfunjHtdtr, )O-4ari*-pe«vr engine, operating with new lenooihnett, it aeutti able inftunm body typet at $50 leu than the ■ i ; Large, effective fully in rear ... Choke on instrument panel torreipeuding V^pricetliUod below. . crankshaft COL. W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer V-type, Synchronized Silent Gear Shift * Seventy-five Mliles per Hour » Comfortable TERMS—All iumi of $10 and under, cash. "Over that amount, 6 mos. time will be given on bankable notes with interest at 7%; 4r/e off for cash. No property re­ moved until settled for. SEMIAH SEESE, Administrator 90-dcgrc^p Mechanically operated pump drawing AN NEW Poadtier . . . $460 Coupe .... $490 ... 495 Sport Coupe . . 535 Tvd’or Sedan . 500 Pordor Sedan . 590 Phaeton UNUSUALLY DeLttxeTLoodtier $500 De Luxe Phaeton THE NEW. FORD FOUR-CYLINDER CAR 545 DeLaxeT«</or $550 DeiuueCmvpe 575 Cabriolet ... 610 De Dur Fencer . $645 VicMnU .... \P:9^Patnfypbufhightapddelh‘ery. Bampert and tpantire extra. EceoenucuJterou through Authorized ford finance Planet �THE HASTINGS HANNER, WEDNESDAY. APRIL «. lttt PAGE TWELVE DELTON. ' NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. j EARLY WORKERS GET Mr. and Mr*. Clare Reynolds and! Lyle Wood had the mUfortune Ur BEST LOOKING LAWNS two children of Chicago ind Mr. and break hi* arm Friday night, cranking Heavy Asphalt LOCK SHINGLES Mrs. Ruk-cII Reynolds and daughter of hl* ear. ’ . Seed Mixtures, Fertilizers, and Kalatnawo were guest* of their par-. The Parmelee Home Management! ent*. Mr. and Mr*. H. T. Reynolds Sat- class sprung # complete surprise on] Proper Methods Described By urday night and Sunday. j their leaders, Mrs. Olady* Thoma* and j wpsvMMu»» M.n.c College । Mr. and Mrs. Horace Pennock enter-(Mrs. Trrssle Cline, at the 1 tome of the Specialists at State 1 Good lawns depend on an early Mart talned Mr. Will Pennock and Mr. nnd | X’X?* Xeata"«j’hrsK x?. EbU“Prnhock 01 w 8un‘= T«p7riSp:?d.*Jar^ A REAL Investment safety of principal and regularjty of dividends, invest your fOR surplus funds in building and loan i 'tn o?d taw-ns. according to thr soita William G. Smith made a buslnmI SrSir“l^dCT??v«? n!eftJmh' , । department at Michigan State College trip to Detroit Wednesday. "J thelr 1"*der» “ pretty-cake *av Tlie lawn should lx- rukrd a» soon a.j{. T Chandler was In LmuMiig last! d M o, Adams h«d the Use ground dries sumclently und un- wwk from Monday until Friday alinL. their h^e bv even ptaces should l>- leveled up by tending n well driller* convention. On(Th Thev have the svmtuithv of adding new mil. Seeding while, the hu return home he suited hl* broth-1 »y™pathy of ground is freezing or while there u er-in-taw in Kalamazoo who Is very' J,.J lu uh.Id ln .... ■ ""no1 h"”" •1'k growth ci the lawn. Mrs Kate Burdick and mother. aJ!n business mceling was held as wc all1 TELEPHONE 2515 ’ FRANK SAGE Tlie grass mixtures recommended by Mrs. Luelta Bcedlc of Hickpry,Corners ■ went to the fair. The next meeting will the college mqn arc blucgrav- 50 per were guests cJ Mr? Frances Searles ix, jlrid April'31 in lhe basement. Ada cent; Chewing’s New Zealand fescue. Sunday. . ’: Skinpcr.. Mabel Kermeen. Irene Flnk-i 20 jxt cent: redtop. 20 per cent: and MrK Marlp wiliianw gave a shower: bcinrr. Mary Rosenberg will i-erve I Detroit'* Oldett Building and Loan Auociation 'Colonial bent grus--, in percent, for all fnr L1]a william* at-the former’s! Mr. and Mrs LouL, Schantz and J !■ 1ns Osgood attended the Quarterly. place* Except shaded spots where fw;n.. ThurMUv < vnninu. 'family of. Cakdonfa were Sunday1 1250 Griswold Si., Detroit WEST HOPE. ■ Monday ’ acting ’ ■at Baltimore Sunday afterrough stalk meadow.graw. 40 per cent; Mr and . Mrs Harry wertman ’ visitguests of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schantz There U no school loth Ettabii.hcd 1HS9 ' Lauher» ta jChewiiufk New Zealand h-scix'. 30 per ,,d Mr and Mrs Hay Johnson at York- and family. . because of lhe death o! Mr. L.......noon-- beln«{ the 0,uy QQC !cent..r«!top. 30 p>r cent, and Colom..: vtIll. Friday afternoon Mr Johnson IMr. and Mr- Harry SHmson ami! bauzh's husband '* ' grandfather, Mr. a.trna, .... . L. Maus& Son,' Local Representative, Hustings ~ . ........ we arc very sorry to hear that Mr> tint grass, io pertent. should lx- used . , Constunt sufferer with rheumatoid family- of Grund Raptns_wyrv Sunday j ., ■ ^’arwell of Delton is in the New Um-20 to 25 pounds 61 a high urao.- arthrith. guest* of the former’* father. F. M , Heiman Moorehqliw o( Orangeville' Borges., hospital.' critically ill follow­ fcrtl’diter to each LOW sq. ft ot lawn . _M1., Ilr Farwell I* very low in Bor- Stimson at the .home of Lu pier re 8tirn-| Spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Glenniuig . ing two opcrawons. operations. ricr Her inenus friends lq thio ’- ^nu- ri-commt-ndcd analy.c- are lo-B-fl, iq tnui p-is-iital having undergone a scc-r-on. . Morehouw. vicinity all hope for a sjieedy recovery.’ 10-6-4.’ or one with simitar proportion.-. operauon-Tuewtav. A blood trans-1 Mrs Reed and father. Mr. Shook. - . Mr. and Mrs’. . Jam's Collison of ----fusion was given her Sunday morning hare been on the sick lut the ju.-: wllh dau#hter. Mrs Hunk Brown. been staying- with her grandinoUi* r. Kxlainaroo, were callers In thisj CLOVERDALE. mixed w.th dry sand or other soil tt> ^,r and j4tJ1. Duane Harrington of, week ... . . acroni|>uiiied them hotnr neighborhood Sunday. i Mrs. Frank Humeston returned to permit it.-, even distribution by broad- Katainanx. wen- Sunday guests of .his! Mr*. Earl Kermeen accompanied Mr and family of Hickory- Corner.'. -—, • Several from around here attended: Mr- and .Mr;. Hoy McMillen mid Lynden Johncock. who recently un- ■ Battle Creek Wednesday evening after casting or with n small, hand drill. Al- ,,-rfiari-nu, Mr.— and._... Mrs' — Cha*. --------Hurringand Mrs. Wm. - • • -to • the oytU-T supper at Bowen* Mill* Prt- .daughter. Phy Ik.s front near Cutlerville -------- — , ' --------- Schroeder derwent an operation for appendicitis ■ spending a few days with Iwrwblher. W«ys apply fertilizer.-; when the gross is tpn. ' Rapid* Thursday. ----- ■dtty mghl and report a fine time and a spent Sunday in the Edd McKibbin in New Bflrgess hospital In Kalama- Mr.,. MacDonald, wirn. has not been so arj '.M .«•»■» immrtaiely «wr Ite „ F. Wortman and wife spent Sun-.'-------------- --------------------H. nne supper. . roo is'honw and able ti> lx- around wJn tlie paxt week.’but u much better wpte.uon. lb- ammonium .ulptom. ,, ,llh c p uw.b.,. am! I.mll,- .V YANKEE SPRINGS. , y,lr ulld w A RaynH>nd ttlM| again. |nt present writing. 5 pounds to l.noo m|. ft., to stimulate HahiinKS ‘ F. E. Raymond of Jack.,on. came' Mrs. Raymonds sister. Miss Nellie Mr. and Mrs. Hubert pciteneiii of The tLadles’ Aid will meet at the !gra*s growth later in the season. Do -• • • -• —Doster - ■ir. recovering ■ Little —Elizabeth Thursday to *jx-nd some.time with his'Losey of Tompkins, and friend. Mr. Hickory Corners sp»nt -------------Saturday night j home M .., Mrs. Thursday. April — _______ not Hollt fertilize during hot, dry weatlu-r. nicely from her illness of scarlet fever mother. Mr*. Eliza Norris and sun.: Doti. of Jacksun, motored out to the with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Everett 1 H. Everyone welcome._______________ j Shaded spot.« need more-light applicaMr. nnd Mr?.- Ellis F. Rmlkner have Burdette. i B. D. Norris home Saturday A M. and truvelliu; I* an enut McCullum I Mr and Mrs. Von Hout of Gales- lion's of ammunlurn rulphatc and lots returned to their home in Middleville Mrs Edit McKibbtn came homeispent the day mid Mix, Huth Huy- ■ "Tlun I recomiAi nd a v Janie., Keller from Pennsylvania | burg called on Mr. and Mrs. James Mac of water. • and Me* Bessie Faulkner now has,Thursday after having spent a week1 m«nd. the former's daughter, who .lias ’ •Alii far Alla iSl.xkholm vnttcd’'hiv brother, George Keller, ,amb Donald Sunday. -Roll the lawn only once. When wafamlly last week and called on old Lewis Woodard, who has been assist- tenng lawns, thoroughly drench the j friends and schoolmates, snmr. whom j ing Russel-Hart this winter, has gone -oil .and do not water again Until thej he had not seen for forty years. 1 to Middleville. [soil is dry. Freqiu nt. Ugh; Watering-j | The condition of Mrs. John Beison.] Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ecksirom and; Mr. nnd Mrs. Floyd Johncock motor- may injure the gra-s. ‘ Sr. who has bceii sjck .so long, show*1, daughter Jean of Battle Creek and cd to New Jersey last sleek to visit,’ 8et the cutterbar of the mower at very lit tie change. . Mrs. Hattie Anders, and Marcop and Mrs Johncock’;, parents. Mr. and Mrs. two inches 'for the first cutting- and! Mr. and Mr.- Ed Dodge of Lansing Shirley and Lyle Ixdnanr of Delton Carpenter. then lowcs h to one and one-half;"Apent Friday night with their jmrcnL,x culled on John H-Anck-rs Sunday-aft-; Mrs. Nult and daughter, Louis, of .'.ipclw Cut the i-raofn-n , it' Mr. ond Mrx Ed. Wliitright? • ; erzwon. 'Dearborn w-ere-visiting friends in and Rets on' . .. .. . Mrs. Sam Bnrgdulf l.a, returned to. Wtn F Willson and Edward Wiil-on around Cloverdale, on their Way to height. > her hpmt With her daughter, Mrs. WiW ft Holt .-pent the week .end at the Buchanan, to visit Mrs. Nutt*' parents, , Me Nut! James Anders home. Miss Lockstedt of South BrttdritKf". Mr. und Mrs E, D. 8|fInger and Mr , who has been visiting her brother. Mr. ti.Cly-attained by rliuple iihw andESTABUISHED tin- cxcrcteeTd ordinary qualities Thftrt" quircri -the "last Ixxik published. Huand Mrs -Clark Springer and daughter f Lqckstedt, Returned home Tuesday, 1619 nl Bowen.-. Milk spent Sunday with The young peoples monthly meeting may for/the must part be summed th. tory is silent, however, as to whether, j lie acquired it from hb. neighbors, as i Mr and Mrs. Harold Spnnger and will be held Friday night at the home these two-ccmmon WHIM ECONOMY RULES family. . of Mr. and Mrs. Lockstedt. severaneft' Americans do.—Washington Post. ^hares. They are as near depression­ proof as any investment you can find and return a reasonable dividend. •gowf/ LESS THAN THE f 4V/O REGULAR PRICE. Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. QJfje ^ntitmal ffioan & fnoeatnient Company Our Greatest Food Sale EIGHT O’CLOCK See and Ride in the Beautiful ew FORD V-8 Now On Display in Our Showrooms We Invite You to Come In and See It New FORD'. New Ford Prices Without obligation on my part, please have represen­ tative call to demonstrate the car checked below: The New V-8 The New Four See Mr.... At Telephone Roadster................ Phaeton ............. .. Coupe . ................... I udor Sedan ... Fordor Sedan . . . Sport Coupe......... Cabriolet............. De Luxe Roadster De Luxe Phaeton . . De Luxe Coupe. . . 13c Luxe 1 udor. . . De Luxe Fordor. . . Victoria*................ Convertible Sedan . $460 . 495 490 . 500 590 535 610 500 . 545 575 550 645 600 . 650 $410 445 440 450 540 485 560 450 495 525 500 595 550 600 UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO HASTINGS, MICH 1-lb. loaf— SLICED or A r REGULAR /[ 1’ Jb. TWIN or LUNCHEON NOW..................... T1 NOWV DILL PICKLES qt. jar 10c SWEET MIXED PICKLES qt. jar 23c CIGARETTES r.p.u( a,.»d. ctn. $1.25 ROLLED OATS22' --lb. bag 49c NUTLEY MARGARINE 3 lb*. 25c N.B.C. Premium Soda* 2-lb. ctn. 19c N.B.C. Graham Cracker* 2-lb. ctn. 23c SPARKLE All Flavors 4 pkg*. 19c RICE Blue Rote Bulk 3 lbs. 10c CANDY BARS All Varieties 5 for 15c 6c 6c 25c 25c 15c 5c SALTED PEANUTS Bulk 3 lb*. 25c CANVAS GLOVES 4 pair* 25c BROOMS Sturdy 4 Sew each 29c PAILS Galvanized 10-qt. 2 for-25c SOAP CHIPS EasyTask 5-lb. ctn. 27c P&G SOAP 10 bar* 27c NORTHERN TISSUE 4 roll* 23c BABY CHICK FEED 100-lb.bag $1.29 SUGAR Mich.Beet' 10-lb. pocket 45c SUGAR Mich.Beet 25-lb, pocket $1213 SCRATCH FEED “Daily Egg” ,Ob°a^- $1.15 IN A&P QUALITY MARKETS - 4 Cyl. All Price* F. O. B. Detroit. Bumpers and Spare Tire Extra. TELEPHONE 2121 25c 19c 5c -NEW LOW PRICE- Fill In the Blank Below and Return to Us for FREE Demonstration 8 Cyl. 3 ">■ 49c NAVY BEANS Bulk 10 lb*. CAMPBELL’S Tomato Soup 3 can* .... ..... tall can WHITEHOUSE MILK PET MILK tall can CARNATION MILK tall can MACARONI Encore 6 •-< •-»!>«>. SPAGHETTI Encore 6 *•< MUSTARD Highest Quality qt.jar CORN No. 2 size can GRANDMOTHER’S BREAD 65 horse power. S-cylinder engine * Automatic spark control Down-draft carburetor with silencer “ Synchronized gear shift and silent second • Largt roomy bodies • Easy steering * Riding comfort by newly designed springs and four self adjusting Hoqdaille, hydraulic double acting shock absorbers (with Thermostatic ride control >. It eS Td like to drive the RED CIRCLE COFFEE lb. 23c BOKAR COFFEE Supreme lb. 27c DEL MONTE COFFEE lb. 29c CHASE&SANBORN COFFEE Ib7 29c MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE lb. 31c RED KIDNEY BEANS 6 1.1*. e.w esc BEANS Quaker Maid 25c PEANUT BUTTER 19c PINEAPPLE Sliced No. 2 size can 10c Steak Bound, Swiss or Sirloin Genuine Baby Beef PICNIC HAMS Davies Perfection Brand lb. 71c PORK LOIN CHOPS All Cuts lb. 15c PORK STEAK Round Bone Cuts 3 lbs. 25c LEG O’ VEAL ROAST Boned, Rolled lb. 16c VEAL ROUND STEAK lb. 19c Roast Arm, Blade or Chuck Genuine Baby Beef Lb. JACK SPRATT BACON Extra Special lie JACK SPRATT BACON Extra Special Sterf. Lb, 15c HAMBURG Freih Ground 4 lb.. 25c PORK SAUSAGE Pure Pork 4 lb.. 25c BACON SQUARES “None Better' lb. 7c Pork Loin Lb. A&P FOOD STOKES The Great Atlantic 4 Pacific Tea Co. �f I I THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 6. 1»X3 HILL DOWLING. I PLEASANT HILL. PRAIRIEVILLE. NASHVILLE. Owing to the tllnm* ot the parton At lhe last P T A meetlna. Hatel Mn and Mrs. Jay Japhr: moved here Lee Walker of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs William Gokay and sons of Jackson. Mia* Berne M Rulison. thr flundav McCaul »a* alerted Prev.iP-nt, tratha ftom Clear lake last weak One more Mr. and Mrs Otis Ookay and son of morning services were m charge of Palmer. Vlcr-preddcnt and Eble Wli- houae occupied. Welcome to- our vllUanu. Secretary-trevurer tage ~ ~, ! Middleville spent Bunday at the Oo- Rev: l*muel Severance of Haattngi *' Hsoel MeCaul has been hired to Mrs. Jennie Blanchard of Kalamakay home The many friends of Mrs and on account.of *o much sickness the Gokay .will be pleased to know she lias attendance was unusually amkll The teach. the ’Pleasant Hill school again, aoo spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs Merritt Wood been able to s)l up a Mt tie while each Sunday Schrxii hour has been citangcd Thl» will make her third year here Mrs. Cyrus Shroyer. Emma Palmer. Mr. and Mrs Mwrence O»bome and day ’ Mrs Eunice Meade spent last week hour earlier through the summer raa- Leath* Palmer. Belle Carter. Addi<- pons of Nashville. William Mullen and Ix-wt* and Etale William* spent Thurs- Ritchie Mullen were 'dinner guest* of with her daughter. Ur>. Clyde Wilcox son. day with Mrs R J. Williams Mr and Mrs Milo Lehman Bunds* und family at Hastings. ____ Ml** ________ Elizabethr Smith spent a part of Herman Neil ot The many friend* of .Pearl Johnson Mr and- ' -Mr*, Mr. and Mrs Bow dt*h have returned' !«‘t w«*k in Battle Creek where she to their home after qx-nding tlw winUw guest of her brother. Jo> are sorry ’0 hear that tie L* :n very Ora.nxcviile vinu-d poor health. . Peeling Sunday ! ter in the south. 1 Bmith. and family. Mr. and Mrs Fred Joltnsnp and ArMr and Mrs Enwar Smith of Coal* ; Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Dull attended a ,,8*‘?X!ra* of our ’artw* attended U)(jr WWUM>Mia>. r3 .wl% as r ana werue amiin thur wc were Wednesday eailets a*. warl Pearl uroV Grove and »rs Mrs Mertie Smith oi of naia-i Kula-1 siiowtr on their niece. Myrtle Dull. Mai'-' Leaf grunge Saturday and; jf>hnsnri at Nashville ma«x> vbited a-, w F. Bmlth'a Satur-j who was recently married to Walter *’l»d furntah the prejram and like-, jggu B^toed's railed on Horace day afternoon, the tatter remained Mapes. *,‘W“ 'Chamberlain near Irving Sunday and dverSunday HEW Mr. and Mrs Leonard Baker of Batwas inorougnij enjoyrer found him’somewhat improved. The Prairieville young people will be LOW tie Creek spent the week end with | M.iry and Nettie Kerr of Jewell entertained by the Deltoh croup Wed Nashville friends. *I,d r?2dr« !?*•?* “ q**nt Sunday at Steve Cart.i^^*" ne.-day night’<f this week Oyster ..upPRICES! In lhe « V*. r ; MrMrs Bert Palmer took dmper followed by a program. Ion Gage of Jackson spent the week riJ r-Jw loitiec ntennine »n n"r wS,h hl* ^’"■r.'Mr. Lwlta IU*d Church »en.re* next ’Sunday at end with his parent*. Mr. and Mrs Each In Pairs ilv ,riir>. Iof Middk'Vlllc'. Friday; it ta-ing her 70th eleven following Sunday school AtGid Gage . »• the Achievement day program: bir(hday . ■ : . . tend.mre last Sunday . luhty-eight. Judge Clark Higbee and family of aitend ‘tV'usual ‘ntud*'which"ukcTla«t Mr and Mt*. CaYi Gab-ter of MiddleMr*. Difk Lancaster pt hear HastingLifetime Guaranteed Grand Rapid* spent Sunday ut the ttt Hasting* on Friday. April 8 Baker home Mrs. Hlghbre returned Mr anrt Mrt Jacob Hoffman ehler- vtlta and Mr aPd«Mr*. John Vuntjer- railed -on her*parent< Mr. und Mrs i targ uery »undHy.gu< t.*'<4 Mr and Guy’.Higs^ns M^nttay iiurne with them after sjiendtng two t^jned Mr aud Mrs. Byron Titus <if Money hidden in the Htigar lyiwl won't Mr.* Kryn Vknderberg and Donald. The inUny fnrnds ot Mn. Norn.* will weeks lirre helping care for her mother.; i>.i(<>n Sunday sweet'Mi the income of its owner —and Rrdx rt Foster of Caledonia spent be glad to know she if able to be up Mr*. Minnie Baker, wlw suffered u falter Orni ta-. who has been rerisn't secure cither. Money brought out stroke. ipurty ill the past week i* reported’ Sunday and Monday ut Charles Ben- and walk around the home a little Super twist Card Tires. Mr and Mi - T. H Ketchum of Mar­ Mr*. Walter Schiedt nnd Rudolph- viotrtderabii imp*ov«d and faster. nett’s und put to work in a sound security Mr and Mr- Chiton-Campbell en- tin visited Mr Norris and Lu«returned to their home in Alientown. Ornwbe u now a yic.ln, oJ the M,nnK, ', tcrtarticd her parent-, from near Kula- Thursday P. M Sut'dav caller* were btulda buainesa. helps better times and Pa. Friday, being called lure by the, (|U ■ death of the former's grandpwther.|' ntc cemetery C,Tcle Thurs-!|rnaroo also relative# from Grand Rap- Dr. Chas. Mullen of OUego. Mr. and NewHigh Peaks pays lie ou ner u profit. ‘I| ids Sunday. Mr*. E A. Parker and Mrs Mullen of Mr* SuM.n Allerton da;,. Al'dR 14 Don't forget in Goodyear Value! I Mr. and-Mr* Seymour Jordan spent Ha>tlnK« ■ Mr. and Mr* Fred taarner. Mrs Gail prapj- Hammond and Mr* Gertrude Ilii*ky.depend.il>le,i!unrantced Lykin*, and Miss Margaret Ueiiger pccstrr of Kalnnuuoo visited Mr and Sunday at Wm Murray's of- Harting/ UtKlDI'.l i: 1 tire* und iutMn you get th.-se were ut Junta Mondujjjxlrt attending, Mts W1U Nltf(on 4Ii(l Wr*. Etta Staii----------------------------------HOUh CORNERS. Mr. and Mi* G Puree of Udie. matchless tKirtfulns bveause n -school of instructionor the Kroger ton ■ -■.......... Mrs Norton Sunday afternoon : 1 Calvin Stanton formerly million* more people buy thi M»iit Sunday with her paretrta Rev Company. .•lajs-ly recovering from her rwnl ill- place but n<n Goodyear*, (xinie »ee them! ’ ‘t. R Pf>ner. ui Woodbury The Woman’s Literary club met neM. having ta«n enntined tn her tad (u ir-’e v I'.lene and ai r daughter. Ml-*" LlHIoll WrdnrMiay afternoon ut the library, ' ’Rising.’ Mr i nacock and Mr* « **ll l*HI« »•» Pflrner. of Laming, viwted them dur­ kiter a siiort busines* meeting the of flu. Tolle*, ni! of uni-the week. <hFuI| 'lul.a following program wa-i given — The rmr. Mr. and Mr- Carl Stanton und fam­ and . Mrs Lyons and hostess wo* Mrs. Harnett Fumiss. Mr? ily of Ypsilanti' wi-r»- week end guest'. „ ... ,w.. ffealll (daughter 4 f Charlotte 2914.50-20 •4.J0 •4.17 • -O' Villa Olin us music chairman gave u at. Marehall Pierce'* and Madeline; n< d i<jr a visit .<Oi4.5o.2l 4.57 4.X5 •9 1 short sketch of Stephen Foster and Stanton of Battle Creek ;wnt a Mr-. Nora Ck-ihenr.- of Brdfu 2Hl4.75-19 5.IS 4.97 .94 Jolu. I'MU|> Suiim.: Mr-. l*uillnr Vj-’,;, »,r K-hrnl v.rarum »r llrrlr m™.29i4 75-20 4.7.0 5C4 in Ionia Saturday 9< Uu. .«™ ■ in th. Cold. CM| M|, As,„ . c„nM,„ |U. Kul. 291* 00 19 Glad to our j|)ck as getting S.S9 5.X5 I .00 aro«M.“ to ItalM. ru»«ii|»>urt #m4OT> wntre,h,,wU1tlt. N.r.1 ... .10*5.00-20 v .ac 9-19 I . i jf Mn. M.ir Bnu.il. Mr. Lll,i C 1 tT ..,. ,. ld MJ .. Nuw Conklin MH bn In r ntrnnen b' -.r Irlrlrkn 1 . t * <115.1)0-21 5.71 5.SO .ion. Il.m rarniv.imbnu. n,,,,,, ;1 ,, a n». i.». ,i. ,i , 2815.28-18 1 .Ol 8.14 • vm :,r.|,lnn« '-b"' «» ,1,,- «, the UlU. b-lk» <lu'nn« h.r n,H; „ UMUr Jlx5.25.2l 6.U» fc.45 be burn lucky than mdurtnou#.” of American Home* Mr; Cecile Betts' l.njoy u dependable income Backed .8* 5-47 3-4« tin/l Ml: Mar Smith plaviM ••Slara and uHemoon parly, which 1 being In ;i.nrrtirit> representing vital, low­ Stripe* Foray-, a hnel-, luncheon, MX)nMir,,d b.. Ai;1 UJtS , r<_ cost public *ers ice Io 73.1 Michigan was «*ned In charge of Mn*. Gordon ,.rrlalm.d bvMr* Jennie Stanford -at com tn uni tic*. Join with them as an Eamoni *. Mr.-.. Frank Cafc-y and Mrs f , , Th,ir*dJV ond p„nwl t<( .GuilLykrn*. . _............................... ...................... . "Bashful, Mr B<.LTr"TTV1’n by the Senior Class on Tuesday. Wcdnesda' la becoming a greater problem a* condition* change und Thursday mxht wu.* u decided sucfrom day to day. Our member* have always received crikt. ’Die .M inors arc planning u trip ■Clyde Holmr-. of the Eagle district their money back at 100 cents on the dollar with divi­ . tojitagurn Falls for tlu-ir skip day. dend.-, of 5 per cent and more for the 41 years we have rtiiteiui ;<i>hx.>4 riiiiviui ...i ui mi... mi l- r14»11 ri.tti* il a > , bias *1 home W.-dna^uy a,?“l' « «»«• ration on Friday anil been in |rt,**ne(S* Ulas was wait held al lhe Wednasduy O. af ;* .. . _the ........ lIKlkllllr L'<b 'afternoon ut 2 .10 conducted by IteV.:,z k0”? >v Compare this record with other forms of investment Willni,. „l D»rrjull.'‘. Burl.1 M NA'I'. , Cluu.. ■■ Sr. vlllr father of Charles Scrvcn, Jr., ol Assyria that were considered safe and profitable, and we are 1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tuttle returned and Howard of the Eagle dls-j sure you will want to know more about our several from Florida where they hud upent ilx- lr‘c‘. **?' 011 a>"Tn”,"‘ plan* of safe investing. whiter with Hu- former's parent. Mr.(ar Ccnfpr shurch and mt-rund Mr. C. W.'Smith. Tr,’n' m«d(‘ nl «»* cemetery there. H-. ASK NEW Mr. und Mn.. Slcphen' Muter ol “ ,f'rhur resident lure mid fo." LOW MunJiall ctilliKi on the latter's mother. thr j*t< few mnnllis he and hl* wife: had u|*artmcn!s at the lionir of his son ‘ i LANSING. MICHIGAN PRICES! ‘Mr. Hunnali Robiiuon Tluirsday night. Local Representative: J. L. Maus & Son • Rev. und Mrs. C. C. Gjbv.n nnd ton he died. I’nrli In Pah Each Pairs Joe Bach and family who hare been! Uf Detroit .‘•iw’nl a few day* 1s t wi*k a set! located in the Ludndn Miller, housei Frank Fcighncr . |, John Wntrtng of La Salle. Ill. spent, Maple Grove. Mbs Do Hr. Miller -u4it the wok . a few days lai week with hi» parent:.. • nd with friends in lkL.-ting-> and Mi. and Mra. HD Wotmig. Grund RapidMrs. Ralph OHn ua-> a Grand BapA baby boy was born reren’Iy in tht1 ids visitor Friday. Supertwist Cord Tire* Mr. a:u<- R<>•.<<»• returned to Rer Mr and Mrs. Glenn Miller home n Other sizes in propqrtlon Hhool work at Ypsilanti after spend- cently. They were former residents here. . • Mb-i Bertha Miller returned to Lan­ ML** Cecile Roscoe. who teacfirs nt .......... ................ North ..Branch and has u.-.. been sick for ,'nK Sunday to resume W teaching over a month with strt»lococc| Mjre|thjre ;throat nnd the effects of it. wiuj Mw. Mata ! H>land'will tie hostew to brought to the home of her grand-iUw? Pleasure birthday organisation at Having decided to quit farming, 1 will dispose of my personal property at public auction at yny farm, 5 miles In your old lire* : mother last Tuesday. The |h v; umbti-; I'- xt mieting an Wednesday. April north and */g mile west of Hastings, or ’jj mile west of the Rogers schoolhouse, on what is known as the old “Straus’lance went after.her accompanied by 31 hmm near l_ic<-y. • > baugh Farm," on GOODYEAR her aunt. Miss Mabie Roscoe, and her] Morn- Hvuhv js taking UtHtatiS brother, Floyd.. steps toward* the eomtructlon of a WEATHERS I Mr... Charles Hawthorne and son. I m chicken home. Rium'1. of Lacey spent the week end I Mr.. Laura Howlett and family werci With tier iMUtiita. Mr. und Mrs. Pur- i kuesta «<n Sunday ut the Mr. and Mr., Cbarle.. Pnnvll Pure 11 hmnn home. ter Rlnnr. I Charto. I Nonna Case of the Aasubright. Coiq i Mrs. Anna Griblcen went to Bay City Goodyear Radio Programa i Saturday to spend a few weeks with lege came Friday for the week end! , her daughter, Mrs Gordon French and with her parents, Mr .and Mrs. Hugh baby- daughter. Sally. i The Eastern Ktur had a card party • Friday night nt lhe temple. A good crowd und a fine time was reported Mr and Mrs. Wm. Bitgood and baby A lovely lunch was served. - --■ ■rrturticd/o NmUvUJc to live after Mr*. W. D Hayes spent a few days sending the winter with Uuf former'* NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. last week with her sister at Union naruita, Mr. and Mp. Perry Van Tuyjr PHONE 2482 HASTINGS, MICH. City. of tnirgilacc. The Nashville fin dejurttneni made Mr. mid Mrs Orville Pickard movbd a quick run Wednesday about six A. from West of Middleville onto tlic Oren M to'the Ben Reynolds* home where Robert* farm. tlie chimney was burning out. John Stokus of Dclrqit Spent Sun­ Mr. und Mr*. C. P. Sprague .spent day with his’ jiarcnts, Mr. and- Mrs. Sunday in Grand Rapids • Joe Stokus. Mrs Earle Wolfe and two son* of DELTON. MICHIGAN Walter Stok us lias been spending the Farmington spent, a few days last week in<*t two week.* in Grand Rapids with with her jtarents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed friends. • .Keyes. Mr. ma! Mr*. Albert Green and fam­ ily and Marshall Bfandow spent Tues­ day in Kalamazoo vuth Mrs. Green's parent*. Mr. and Ms. Boyd Wall* They also called dn Mr. and Mrs. Charley Mwyti in Baltic Creek on Uwir way home. ■ Mr. and Mra. Henry Janson and son. Kiiwl.,pf Maple Grove were caller* in this part of*thc country one day la^t week. Only ur.(. mote month oi school In cur district Y »t have only un cljht montiu' term this year. Mra. Watkins of Middlctdlr is spend­ ing a few day* with her daughter, Mr*. Wm. Johnson. 1 r A . money sugar bowl GOODYEAR S PE E D WAY I I Willi i MONEY - TO EARN A LIVING FOR ITS OWNER MUST BE PUT TO WORK' mr.' 42,000 Investors Here i "Investing SAFELY POWER SHARES Capitol Savings & Loan Company «18‘» * S465 CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY GOODYEAR PATHFINDER AUCTION SALE TRADE I TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1932 Commencing at 12:00 o’clock sharp, and will offer the following described property: HORSES '----A well-matched team of mares, wt. 2900, 8 and 9 years of age. BROSS TIRE AND BATTERY SHOP cows it SMITH & DOSTER \Jtpaysi TO FEED ’EM RIGHT/ Wayne All Mash Chick Starter speeds your chicka growth through the dan- tality and consequently lower mortality. It lays solid foundations on which your birds can build sub­ stantial poultry profits. A WAYNE ALL MASH CHICK $TART€R Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2118 BRANCH DISTRICT. Lee and Minnie Bailey of Nashville were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. L E Mutigc. Mi* Vincent Norton was called to Nashville Fridav night bv the illness of her staler. MU* May Potter . - Mr. und Mr. Leslie Adanu and Mrs. Sarah Ortroth, Rev. aud Mrs. Al­ bert Ostrolh were Friday vtaitors nt lhe home ol Rev. and Mr#. Delbert iOs'roUi in Laming. , Mr and Mr*. Andrew Flnkbeiner ol Middleville. Mr. und Mrs. Janie.* Clark ot Dowling were Tuesday guesU ut the OAtrotli-Adains home. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hall. BaUVCreek, were guest* at Vltuxni Norton * Sunday. Edwin Maurer, wlto liad the ini*। fortune to (all and break both arms Sunday is gaining a* well u* lie can. 1 Tlie Dorcas ScciiNv ot N. Maple ; Grote will meet at Uw Imtiw ol Mr and Mr*. Sherman Su it I Thursday. I April 14. A cardial Invitation to all. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Dec. 14. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, bred Jan. 13. Holstein cow, 6 yrs. old, due at time of sale. Holstein cow, 10 yrs. old, due at tjme of sale. Holstein-Durham cow, 5 yrs., bred Feb. 1.' Holstein cow, 5 yrs. old, bred Jan. 15. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Mar. 16. Holstein cow, 4 yrs. old, bred Jan. 8. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, bred Dec. 19. Holstein cow, 3 yrs. old, bred Dec. 17. FEED AND GRAIN 6 tons timothy hay. Iff bushels seed corn. Quantity of good oats. . FARM TOOLS International hay loader. International hay rake, side delivery. John Deere corn planter. Deering mowing machine, 6 ft. cut. Oliver riding plow No. 11. Oliver walking plow No. 99. 3-section Oliver spring tooth drag. 2-section Osborn spring tooth drag. New spike tooth drag. Cultipacker, 8 ft. Riding cultivator. / 2-horse walking cultivator. 2 five-tooth single cultivators. Com shelter.. Studebaker wagon with stock rack. Single top buggy. Set bob sleighs. Set dump boards. Set double work harness. Third horse harness. Set light buggy harness. 5 horse collars. Tank heater. 2 water tanks, 8 and 10 barrel. De Laval cream separator, size 17 practical­ ly new. 500-chick Buckeye brooder, good as new. 20 rods woven wire fence. 50 good oak fence posts. Post hole digger. Grindstone. 20 grain bags. 6 ten-gallon milk cans. Five-gal. milk can. 140 ft. hay rope. 2 hay forks. 3 hay slings. 2 barrels. 4 log chains. 2 corn planters. Several pulleys. 2 cross-cut saws. Cant hook. Band seeder. 3 corn knives. Potato planter. Shovels and forks. Eveners and whiffletrees and many other articles not mentioned. TERMS OF SALE—All sums of $10 and under cash. Over that amount 7 rno*. time will b« given on good bankable notes with intereat at T ,. An extra 4'., discount for cash given on all sales over $10.00. No property to be removed until settled for. ’ PAUL GANGUILLET, Prop. COL W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer. BERNIE MdNTYRE, �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, AFRIT. <1. IMt FACIE FOURTEEN tamed their children and- grandchil­ A good many truck toad.-, ol railroad kAGHMlJ-E. EAST ORANGCATUX MIDDLEVILLE. A?'D ””r»-- dren Easter. All had a very enjoyable French and son are bark: ties are drawn through here-of late. Last Week's Letter. time; „ Mr. i:kI Mrs. Lrnri Partridge and La<t Week's Letter. . from a western trlp»whe.re they visitedI potiig over to tlie P. M R R Co, Who Mrt. DipiAr of Delton visited Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Martin and sun his-parent*. He reports them enjoying; intend to do n lot of- improving this family of Flint spent the week end . with their parentvisited Mr. npd Mrs. Uwyn Butler of and Mrs. Byron Titus Easter. good health. Good news to their mnnv. year. Gordon Collison of Battle Creek Our section mon now hate a longer Mi*. Amo* Wenger returned home’Gull lake Sunday. friends hvrc< NASHVILLE STATE BANK. d —— , - run of track to look over ltan ftam- Sunday from Detroit wlu-re she spent Joe Bflcock,-who wax sctioUHly Mi-.k culled on Hattie Anders and family Tlu- last number of the Middleville < Nolire to File Claims Against The Brotlnrliuod Isut we«k Monday evening erly. Qrw> way of cutting expmw«. two weeks c.r.init b ■ Iler daughter, with pneumonia. :> able to be out Sunday. Kaxhxlitr Mate Rank -f »<:1 intended a fine v.ip-.t•; aii(! ----- > -------Mrs. Clan ' Brook. . -utne now. which In*, many tflends will ADAMS LAKE. LAKE. j: ' . .. ' manv friend’ awaiting In Hie ir.au>' ADAMS amry Goft Of tanking spent a be glad to know. ... -.... . - ... ---------- -— sonata V ekitnre «r tvr. .... j„„ «... „< Sunday visitor-atatite-ium. the-liuntr.of Her- — irw Jur U1 ,lv. «—v' n-jth' Mr and Mri.-W R. Juiincock .and ' - niair ol WMilno. lb- clrnbi rmir: ................ "" ".'I" -on Myron -p* lit Earter with Mr ‘and t'U Morehon-o were Mr. and Mr... Mi*s Margaret-Wepger. ’■for tin- County Barry, in Chancery. of Mr:.Adair, he gate a ver,. in.ermg talk on the monetary system of t-ur.c" orY‘‘ Morrlmii-xn Lyle Neil of Praijj, ttI14> Wr„. p p. j....... .. ................................. .. ------------tSwERCOMt - Rudolph E Reichert. country Officers, tor the romftig >ear rirviue. Mr. and Mr.-. Clyde Freeman ^-<5 JndUna. -;»ent Easter with the Mr und Mrs Ray Durtue and famn< MOST STUBBORN .(. Slate Banking Commissioner. wen- elected Pre- R< -. M. McKean- rl OV'11'- Waddell of Wood, lt!U:hi-r, Mis Frank MrDerby i ily of Hickory Corners, have moved in ' -. . PlalntlfF. . land. ■>«.„ Miss .Roma . o™... Blocker c.f Neele-, M1 aCd Mr. l !winE Vender of De- w: B. Hayward's tenant house and will and Mr. and Xfrn. Kenneth Rnritv-k. — nd with rhe lat-1 wotk the farm thr coming year, .[ •argent R. Harper. w: and* children oLGrand Rapith aAXOVR druggist Nashville State Bank, a and Mn " u/jiKing so cheaply , ‘'Dw Fafmei s.Hub will meet SaturMichigan banking corporation.. The Prairie Utenin- Hub h.-ld th<-ir <tav meetrng at ttabmnt Ray Notan of Kai: pefendant. and Mr. al-,.1 . Rev. Block uf Kata Mr- Earle Schiltte, fi).. ... ........ of .-said „ ... held at iinnnu.il nw.im: at Mr Untie GridAt a session cou«t Brown " ’will be “ the “ "principal “ speak.' 71 the court hou j- in the city ' of H«u>- It r’s «n Uiv 3»th. A Very enjqyfibl Mis. Otto lAkiiis. wag had. Til- men wcie RiM-M.- of Battle urran we are UM »j Of February. A- D 1933. Ciimi- ami enjoy it. Mrs. Seth I jFimcial Pr<‘.ent Tlic Honorable Rasirll R Mr. mr! Mr ! r F.u.lkiwr l,:,vr M1 ■•. ol t-1- ............ at the BronMcPeek. Circuit Judge. M io U.r.r 1, mr b.ab-r '»» -P-™ •'-'■™M;r »itl> Ih- brUr, ■ Wr- ■ ni hospital Kalamazoo Monday were On reading and filing the petition ’:,t sm1 Ur‘ ’Till'K Ibodl-r In conducted by Rev. France* on Thttraof Edward B- Finley. Jr.. Receiver, of Sending Mu- jmr.r .r: lh< : brr li. the. Rftertwon thev all drove tn Ana day aRenroon Mrs. Zemer leaves her -1 the Nashville Stale Bank, a Michigan □tjmjn J«b„ J D..<l.-r ubd Wm. H Und .,1 »«•■» >“-> Z.m mid Ritl Bmil- htuband .aim whom she worked in 1 j-bantiHC corporation, praying for thitheir hardware store, our daughter, [issuance of an order calling on all per- Wtvdhuid. Treasurer .and Secretary o! Mr- - Myrtlef Dunn and chiitjrt-a of_ who lived at home and three son:;. j vons uho may haw claims ' agplnsi A-,-yria;'ruilcA i> ‘ ' r tarent.s. Mt. and, . ; . Mrs. Frank Tubla.- pox-ed athty at I -aid Nashville State Bank to present op thrir a'jent lies Mr.-:. Frank liafl'-v on Wednesday. it’ ; her Iwme <>( town of pneumonia J the same to said Receiver, arid make Mb,- Muriel Lindsey n-lunud Sun-’ I’ii.e quality - all purpose uof thereof, limiting thr ’he time Din. Supt. R. v -WheGcr. 1 legal proof '?? 'Uu!‘N.i!nJ^'t'hr bom^~ «r*'‘d R-‘i>t'hkh the same may be prepre-'’ Rapids, di limed ujc tip- uuuiew uddr« : within which iuipiu--. ucmerra >u “7,' i f.-ntifd and juoviding tor publication of M. E church Sunday A. M to a full • i h r 1■ . .. ntT Mi. M and n.m Mt*. Mr Eh ttli LindTHh ■ l,J ’' ‘_vI” tile Bukl T home. l» z-lb. , .<1 ner her piirr parent. . H< nnd Mr5 ->t Lvnutn Brough and I said order, and further authoririm.-; home. m nt^.. mi '.•k G. D. Whitmore spent Sunday i . > . . the said Receiver to prepare and-furMra irand Riip«.i Rapist vvisiting twc. ilatishdutigh-; Mr. tilth blank proofs pf claims'to be-used hi Grand biting her. “*'• and Mrs. W’altef Oates of Kola- Idaho turprUed their fputiy friends by I for such purpow. and the court tainx U*rs and the new grambun. Richard * --- ''h,.™-.; ' 'calling un them in.-r Wcefc Rev. Brough . fully advli-d in the premlM-,.; ' SirU xl n at mu- of the hospital, uh.-,.: M* ^,cl '.r u h hmr has uccepled t)>e piuturajv of a Nuzar---- -------j Now. therefore: On motion of Kiir, Kim '-h.- :n-->ria .- uhd babv are doing fin>....... f.'1"U S ” *° 4 ’ ’ th'i'; rnc Chutch tn Pennsylvania. ■v tor Mild Receiver, ii Tin-- little fellow arrived Ttie.Mfay A M ! f“t>icr. Welter Brown. I Sigler, ariorp^y „.W&ED. ADJUDGED and anU will soon be at home m ilH'ir; “,wl .S/'mJ’4| Mrs daughter. Mrs Wilh< reby OmiEI DECREEU mu-, that an all jk peWms may -outh Grand RJ}ml, hemni\v LS '- * ? 'n,<‘Mr\ ...................................... .... ... utvicr-i.w, -i----- who ---------| have claims again-1 ’ ’ th“ ■■■■*■ snitf Nai.li‘ Ou;- creamery R doing a- nv-hlng: t« v■ Mcl Elarton had lived ro-at GOLDEN BANTAM CORN N,.lm l(k Iville Stpte Bank, a Michigan banking l»usn< -.- of’ ‘ Xrv Country Club - fancy grade । corporation.' priient thr same to Ed- ter than for ..... 1,1 ni 'h|!S^.^?.‘„Lhrm.^1,‘’V,'d ,h’’ ■fi’inm-.h and Mr- Barbara FurnUx. ward B. F;nl-v. Jr„ Receiver therrof. making improv.tnentx in uirirr FANCY WHITE CORN 3 2SC within ninety days from thi« date. »al« -mmh and - x|xr: t-> s-x.n - mid Orville Wad­ j H. rtfrrMureiroti-e Country Club - flavorful kamala And it in further ORDERED that » >■' •' chum, dell made a business trip to Kalama- ■ M1' M alh r S«h.idi ..nd ;<>n KRAUT ' 4 No. IK can. 25c getting; /.a. of! Monday. the said R-ccivir is herebv authqrized The river ----- -------------! ?r,r * ,rvm Al‘ to prepare mid furnish blank proofs •*>">’• fl’h and .—in io lx- having lot:, Avondale Brand - rich full flavored Mr ami Mr- Herbert Morehouse, acof claim to ta Used for. stich pur paw. ”1 Rm dipping them. Some Pike uro,-, 1 c.Tnipai’.ied byv. Mrs. Earl of Pine lake- Mr. and Mrt. C f, And it is also farther ORDERED «*nuj dipped. They are plAied In-th.-f‘ -p-nt Friday m Gt and Rapids. tiled tn Wi.'xl'nntl by that a copy of this older be publisht-d rtwr above tile dajn.. ' i--.;,.n<u ni m'. Tm m7. ii.vui Ri once.each toe tuelw successive »«^l®n Is »0 tniich l.mproyrdl^®’‘ | -LEGAL NODCES | MOBTOAOB SALT NOTICE cnmlro„ ASn nErnalTnlt, ^ECZEMA GauMry Club Flour 49c King’s Flake 5 - ^IOc MORTGAGE TOBECLOSUBE weeks, in The Nashville New*, a pew.- Irom hi* accident that h. walks down I*™; ^uir^c II '• turned ti> their home Thursday aftjNiper printed, published and circulated town m-arly every day. We arc glad to,, 'jnbon from a winter's sojourn at M> in the village of Nashville. Harry* Counhim out again bourn.-. Fla Mr- Shepher'a hrtfllh ty. Michigan. Several* ot onr college very much improved and we l«»i>c s It U also further ORDERED AD- wen- home ia.-t Wt-ek. will continue to gain. t JUDGED and DECREED tliat In dt -. t-ptrng .vacariom Sunday vision- at the home <-t Mr. Dinner wa. jcrvcd to' twenty-throe fault ot any creditor tHing proof at Mr- Edith S’.»ko*- wm nave cnaruei;and Mrs Marcus Bagley wtro.'Mr. aqd^d the Aid tm - inu; at Ha- home of Rev claim within’’ ninety days from the editing tlie Mlddle\illr Sun. while: Mr* R Kha rd Petti John ot Plainv IIJ und Mi < Milwf date hereof, the said Receiver _shnl! Mr-. S- '-istfom is bus'- el -whoro land Dr. imd Mm. Morford of. Drlb-h. | Eartt-r projtfam proceed with the dhtributiot) of the ; ■ assets of said-bank without, reference nnPUBLWAN county coKVBMTidN. i to the claims not proved when dirt, Mr. and Mra. John Wdll.-on accom- Mr dends arc paid or dlslrlbutlon-made. . panlvd Mr. mid Mt * Gordie Duritrt"! April OT Ruwvil R. McPeek. , . Circuit Judge, I Sunday, where llw mrnl lhe da, xllhl Qulrk ;mj „„ M, Morris o. Hill. Clerk. . Willlwn’s mother. flurlun fj«’by were r.neM.'i A true copy: '• . cl Mr and Mrs. V. Quick Morris O. Hill. Clerk. Harting shoppers on Tuesday All elaijns mu-t be filed with Edward >t i heir fan Miss A’iolet Collison spent her w villc State Bink vacatiop with n-iatlvcs and friends in Nashville. Mlfhlcnn. I Kalamazoo. • ■ । family ol vMfcd the Klin Sigler. Mr. und Mrs. Rew. Wafers and and '•family: Attorney for Iteeeker. Stewart, also MIm Viola WilllsoiL en-i bee ail w"~r j.,veil Sunday evening with Mr. nnd: on tiu-ir imirntx at Ctoverd MOF-TGAOn RATE .Mr< Will Louden and ciutighU-r. Mar-j Hope. :W1. «>t near umi icikc. Ml-s Bernice F)«w<r had ' Elmer Wtjlhoii Is again able to hr ’orrnimi after being fart’d up lhe past r t«pj»-rt mini thr MICHIGAN SUGAR Fine Michigan Granulated 25c 5 PUMPKIN- 3 f%>. 2% cans 25c Country Club - for golden pics rt,. 15c SWEET MEATS of WHEAT Country Club - an economical breakfast CHOCOLATE PECANS ib 19c Popular with the whole family DEL MONTE COFFEE 30c French Coffee Country Club MORTGAGE SALE 27c 31c Whole bean 'also Visited In the High schtxil tk-re.>‘j’r. *;k’ ° ''',lr 1 i Mr. und Mrs Gordie Durker ol D-ll.hr. Vacuum packed Iron and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Willizoti and Marietta were in Ha.-fu-.gs s.itur- tar'h <!ai Ernest Quick n ■ day night. ’ i Plilcrsan Ixiudcn. Maurice. Thelma Monday muminz his broth SCRATCH FEED loo-ib. b.t $1.29 and -Wilma Ford of Ki-!i<»t.g district,: jMx-.ed away early thU morning at his , Compare our quality with any lais® Maurice Jnhnrox ot Wr?t Hope.:.■dnnght-r , , -. Mr-. M. Crookston',s home. -------nna wmbay .nil UU> Um IMtiy1*” >ulrn Sumly to te-arn. WHIPPED CREAMS lb. I9e 1ft Delton. ’ .. * A delicious factory-fresh candy i to Ikmgor u month at Ju* home in Banfield Mt» Lucille diilnd .’ Wednesday night to rt-pn.< tit Kt-llun; -l ,,w ‘‘‘f’ b’.’’ home.imd, TEA SIFTINGS 2 i-ib. pkg*. 25c ’fllph sciiwl In the Mib-distik-t dtcla--b‘vn ,or 1,1 1 th neighborlwil. mation contest . when- lw ,lui- . -.eral old tnmi friends Mr. uiul -Mr-. Al.ah Prtuwftk QIm1 ; who extend sympathy to the bereaved{ spent ?°nwi• ’ tan chlTdren of Hicko: liave ^,r' Ghx-e of Kalaimuroo silted a ; Sunday with hi- pair ___ ____ ______ the’,!|r pVtniHT home Saturday,' ; children .having wlwopmii cough. ’ Tlie Yria.e Link club will meet with We are all very sorry to hear of the -Mi-. N. H. Barber Cie.-vo-y Friday Country Club i illness of Louise Hartman and all wuh;A>‘rl! a-fur pot luck dinner. . I her a speedy recovery. .Mr^u-LMm Small <4 Kalamazoo ------------------------------------Io ere caller- at Uro. Wood's honie Fri-' ATTENTION! ’ day evening. ' . I Seldom L< an employee cli I Several attended quarterly meeting; taking ■ not.'gh Intetv.v in It All .•ervice from Milo Sunday v.enimi Soda Crackers 2'- 17c ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ORDER FOR FUHLIC4TI0N Chipso Americo'i biggett $840 worth ... long, low, powerful, fail, smart, with Safety Glatt throughout at no extra charge, plut 32 Stude­ baker betterment!. Drive it before or after - you've driven any other cart. Then decide) Chipso ‘ for — FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES New Potatoes 5 19c U. S. No. 1 - aound and maaly FRESH PEAS IOc Full pods - ripened flavor MORTGAGE NOTICE.TO CREDITORS. RHUBARB Rich In vitamins TOMATOES Fancy packed - rad ripa 2 15c Head Lettuce NOTICE TO CREDITORS 15c Fancy Iceberg's - for finest salads QUALITY MEATS NEV* NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pork Loin Roast Kp„Eu"J J BONELESS VEAL ROAST LEG OF VEAL HAMBURGER Fruh Ground SLICED LIVER SLICED BACON . . 5 lb. BEEF KETTLE ROAST . . NOTKE TO CREDITORS GOOO'^S^*'' Chickens lb. lb. lb. lb. box lb. Be 15c 15c 42c 10c . 18c Medium Fowl, lb. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-04-13.pdf 97f7f5da9cb1d11cd15924cdffc1cbba PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR 14 PAGES nirrrQQiflv rno uni i"I 0405’ night " at cenIltbCudflni rUtlVUI" tral auditorium (Pictures of Michigan's Attraci tions to Be Shown At P. T. A. Thursday P. M- • HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, APRIL 13, 1932 PAGES 1 to 8 NUMBER SO All Voters Must Re-registerc,I,™,£.vM.»*M-BEMI, NOTICE TO THE QUALIFIED ... -. ELECrORS & ■ -■ - MUSWIK OF THE CITY OF Series to Continue Through! Summer-No Admittance NEW !I\STI\ TGS IHlVl MICHIGAN CT Charge I 1 l.XkjO, IKj/YlN \J A) nrfiwn flmlrnto .anGames of Ulc K of P DR. ANOLEMIRB OF.SAUOAI We hope every parent a* well a* all TINOS AS POPULATION IS ■ the teachers will bear in mind the fact: TUCK WOULD SYAKB You are hereby notified that there will be a re-registratlon of all voters in the city of Has--untum'S^tawebd?’faru ligand around; I that “Dads' Night ' will be tomorrow.. OVER 5,000 DRASTIC CHANCES ■Thursday night. April 14. in the Cen­ HngA in accordance with Act 306, I’Hblic Acts of 1929, and as amended bv Act No. 200 of the Hastings to the announcement on the! tral school auditorium at 7 45. A fine • CITY COUNCIL IS PROVID­ program has been arranged by Hie Public Acts of 1931. compulsory insur u ”• which ——■ Dr. Lockwood ---------------------------You arc further notified that such i-e-regi.stration will.be held at the Council Room* in the ;•••» There ;s no charge for the« ance IS ONE HOBBY ING THE EQUIPMENT ; committee, of ­ fhairman. . ' : p.., .... M.... K...O AH game* at the fair ground.-.-' Everyone will wish to mt the tnov- City Hall bcginnjHg May Throughput, ............. ........... • "on ........... - .>tn,• 193-. — mio-.iKnoui. th--n>- summer summer four lour team.. <e«in. _. _ ,, _ ... Master and Precinct Records ing pictures and hear the talk given by| • The 7“ - se«ion • ■ thc Council — -- Room Mnv f> and 7. from 8:00 A. 'n••d,, u»» ul bl" Registration Board will be in at m “«*• rrom Plan Prov“ic» That All Workers -----. Mr ptt(|Utll Of t]u. Htatc Con*rrvallo:r .. ..u-nop . - . .. M nrteen to tightcen yean:, one team Including Farmers, Be ComWill---Be _ Duplicates—Work (Dcpuriment. It will be Intercutlng and'*'!. (•» " .(ju I1 .• at. o n . . from inch ward, will compete tor the u t ♦ r » k — . to . Begin May This Known «.r» as the Registration method uiiu and wm will luciuvie Include aBlS? ’ ctwmpimuhip. Nit only w.n tt,- pc»c<! to contribute to Fund “ . About • . ' 1 ... t tna’ructive. a* then will b<-- Ovi /reBl *1 nw registration rvxiMiuuuii will »»in be qu niivwu miv Permrinent ioiuuiikih le'Ki.'ii uuun niviiiovi. tin t * \---Because Hastings has a population-of picture* featuring tin- wild life ami . . , • ,. . . -. . City Cbamplunahip jcttled bin but every • ■ city ChnmpionrJdp be settled Over in Saugatuck there Uves one of 5.000 or more it must come under the ’'rente-attractiuns of our own stat.- , voters residing in the city of Hastings, Michigan, and all votora must.be re-registered in order boy boy wluTjwitiTf- -playing -------- --is — working for- a■' Dr. Raymond L Auglemire’ who lia* chance on ,lh>- All-City team which will just announced tlpt Ito will be a c*nprovision* of a new law jm**ed by the There will be no admission charge lo vo|e a( anv election held after th(? above date, legislature at its regular -region, which Folks will have an opportunity of see-. 1 be selected at the < n<! of the season to, didate for thc democrat nomination for C. E. DAVIS. City Clerk provides for a re-registratien of al) nig tin*'splendid moving picture Midi' ■Ato.represent the Lawn nee J Bauer Post congressman in thi* district. He hat’ voter* m cities, villages or-townships., of hearing it described by an expert . in the American Legion Junior World stated his program.. which is quite aphaving a population of 5.000 or.-more. - wifo knows hi»-subjcct. Scnc? pealing He not only wuhe* to have lhe SECOND WARD P. T. A. Tlic law spreifles the manner in Troop 77 ol thc Nashville Boy Scoutv The schedule calk for two games a 18th Amendment repealed and the which this reghtratlon shall be made with Arlie Reid as ncuulmastFr. will , Week starting the week ol April 17. an-1 Volstead Ac! put Into discard, but he APPOINTS COMMITTEES .v / and that this method of regi*tratl6n present a. one net piny AH members of 1 continues for fourteen -weeks. All in-'also ha* other plans which he wants .-hall be permanent. That is, any voter-thc P. T. A organization* of thh formation nf interest to the followers'to hook up .with that. . Enjoyable Meeting Held On who registers under ttw provisions of county are invited to attend thr ■ of the M-iie* will appear weekly in this ■*—— k“ ---For — instance, he --------------announces----"We this new law. am^ continues to rgrdde Ratitoririg tomorrow night. paper. Everyone is cordially invited toi have seen enough of soup kitchens and Monday Evening, April 4 . ' attend-thc games ---------->h ttw same voting precinct and votes! -------- -------------broad line*. r provisions tickets, com­ Al the Schoolhouse ul Iraxt as often a* once in two years. • munity chests. passing the hat, pos*COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION SPLENDID EXHIBITS DREW will nerer have to register again. The 1 trig the buck, and we assert that from TAKES OVER 1G7 MILES PRAISE OF LARGE NUM­ »;ni held Monday' night. April 4 ■ . common council of thi* city is providi)'*w on those things are and siiall be Committees apjtolnU’d tor next year’ mg the necessary card* und bil|)|>lie-. i forever ended in the state of Michi­ OF TWP. ROADS BER OF VISITORS wcn‘: Program with Mr:.. Amy Bower.' which will enable Hiuttings to-comply gan!" You'll say that that is some a.1 chairman-and Mrs tsenhath and with till* new law. 1! program. You will be uuerflded in MRS. FINGLETON RE­ Mi-.s Williams a* asslflUnUf Member­ NOT MUCH MONEY Thc first requirement 1* that there | knowing too how Dr. Anglemire plan* shall be two registration card.-, tori 1 ship with Mrs. Harry ThiunpMin as • to raise the money for a state general ELECTED AS PRESIDENT chairman and Mrs Ashaltor and Mr ALLOWED TO COUNTY each' votcr. They arc exact' duplicati-*.: SALARIES, BUILDING FUND ,, employment and old age insurance law. (Walter Wallace a* assistants; and! DISTINGUISHED SPEAKERS• His plan provides that all workers, emso fur as the wording is conreriu-d. but ( ARE HIT HARD BY ! Women of Barry Co. taking press with Mk* Fflich as chairman.. More Equipment Would Be the Master Record, which will never ‘ 1 ployers and farmers shall be registered ADDRESSED GATHERING "AXE ’ go out of Hur office of Uh- city clerk, is I Great Interest In Betterment ' The program was .i* follows: for the purpose of COMPULSORY Necessary So Other Plans LAST THURSDAY heavier than lhe other. The Precinct! Marimba—Dick Waite. payment into a fund for employment Of Home Conditions Are Being Made Harmonlcd afid- banjo—Ear] Shute. Record contalit* lhe tame information,! nt, vpnt I c D||T IHUnUD and old age insurance by all who are and the voter will tx- required to sign ' AYnULLo rU I UNUbn : Tiie seCenth annual Barry County. Eldon Oaks. George Chllthroat The county, as'ean be seen from a upo p n rpiimm PRCQ over the- age of twenty-one years. In legal mxire in this, issue, has taken "• b' OnUMNI. PKtli., each of these records when he register-. addition, of course. Mr Anglemire GLABE OF “SPOTLIGHT" Acliievcipent Day was an unqualified! Song—Eidon Oaks. It the voter is foreign-born, he mast' . • !(over 167•miles of township highways: —.—.—. • ,*success. The exhibit* of the extension; Gultur—Earl Shute WALTER FISHER, VTPRES. P!ans to d0 aua>' *Uh the voistead Act. i Piano and Harmonica — Eldon. Oaks. ' give the data of his naturalization— O» , which will be annexed to the county! » , so that liquor can be taxed and will and Weight Tax DHIllon *"» b>. "" that fc» Whet« he was naturalized, in. ■_ . . . loirs groups of this county wvrv highly- Guitar—George CiUllhroal. •■yMem . Farm Bureau Deserves the Ac. 1,1,1 the proceed* from that into thi* what court, what citjft and state lit Still Causjng Delay in . I creditable. Tito programs, forenoon and 4tong—Wnnda chllthroat. While thc\county road commission . fund also. But you will notice that must also give the name of his father tlVC Support of Every everyone who reaches the age of. twenuittirnoon, wen- prerented and the din- | Mis* Williams' room received the plc- ha* road equipment that will maintain ( Further Action" | tier helii in the Methodist church,!(tum thi* month tor tlie b»>t attend- properly the present mileage of couh-; and mother and the date and place of Farmer ty-one. tn Mr. Anglemire's plan, i« to . • ' Ills owh birth, and the city or town, y Whf-n tlu- present m-mIoii of the' the dlnndt in tin- social rooms, the ancc. ty road*, without considering these 187, be forced to aontribute to'thll genera) W.H..V ... ,vww. ! special legislative session ends, no one! .program K(Wrnll ami exhibits upstair* in the1 miles, and might at times spare some* The annual meeting. _«l. the Barry: fUn(jt including farmers! and.state where he lant voted, |j The precinct record, as its name im- 1,1 Michigan cun say that members of d.VuCii (,jiurcj| auditorium and connecting • of it* machinery for work on township!^ount>’ IJUIC“U wa? ‘ ,Thura' Farmers will nodoubt failover each piles, will be used in Hu- voting pre-, the house or*renate have not endcav-1 rooms .on Friday. roads, it has not enough to do what! day in the K of P Temple, with an at- other in their eagerness to boost this cincts, but only <>n election day. Th- ««.ed to. serve Um? best interests of the > ought to be done in thr way of im- ■ tendance o! -™ members mid proposition for compulsory -payment*, Forenoon Session.. muster record will. always - be kept U1 taxpayer* of the state for If tlw y ha<1 proving -and maintaining titose 167i families. There was much interest Tjicy flre having such an easy time >.V>. way wu, Mirac -MX- m.v.. the office of ihe city clerk, in u nre-Hhelr there would-Usuch out,-1 sub-; County Agent Hit:old J. Foster premH<.’< Thr.state, under the McNitt bl!].: h) ttw* Kalhering. right now paying interest on debt* in xls'.:;.tate exiienM •-. । sided al the forenoon business rex-don. proof safe. The voter must sign boUT tautlal reduction.-; t——:, ,in will allow this county for tills year An excellent talk on taxation .was aIuj paylllK their taxes, that they will u_.even ------ .> ------? There wasofcommunity singing, ltd by the master und lhe prrelnct record-- ’but the sryercst-eritic public 827.000 from tlto gas tax. Several thou-; by Honorable M B. McPherson delighted when Dr. Anglemire can When Hie voter goes to tlto poll* and expenditures would be thoroughly satsand dollars Iiave already been siwnl nf I»»* 1. a member of the state tax afld lo ajj hla compulsory pay­ • announces his num*.-, someone will be ixflcd- They w«uld go away beyond H-tary's report was givqi* by -Mrs. R>- i VERNE BROWN, EDITOR AND in clearing brush and trees from the' commission. also of the Mate board of ment |>y tliem into a fund for employ­ there outside the railing with a blank, anything Hint the Governor has recoffiroadway on there 167 miles so that agriculture. Mr McPneroon especially mint insurance and old age pensions! LEGISLATOR. FINDS In fact, rouds can be properly improved. Th:aid*’e,I “P°n highway apd sdtod taxes The prospect of having this compulsory which the voter man sign, requeuing mended. In fact, they the” have ‘--- done —so port of the year's work was made by The building PECULIARITIES that he be given a ballot. When Alin-, •wherever |xk*Mbie. parelbie. T..w -...* - fund MUi Gertrude Re!.-, specialist in Home jwill leave a comparatively smallsum-”'' exprc.va-cl hl* conviction that the payment added to all the other thing* ....has been -----. Furnishing from Michigan State Col-1 --------(Continued on page three) ! ,(1r ‘'hsuing year slashed | per mile with which to do the needed; bdJ,J?rA -,lc "I0*1 fonslnicU*$I farmer* have to pay will be alluring in­ -- '---------— ________ -lun wuuniMi twenty-five per «-.« -I.: lege. Tin; nominating committee,! ----------------------------------an additional b-nt 6i. work on lhe 167 miles taken over. It blt I«gis«rtlon that has been P^'-re*1. deed.- Dr. Anglenilre may expect the INSTITUTION WORKERS TFAPHFR^’ Pl I1R AN. । top of the fifteen p«-r n nt asked by the: through lltoir chairman. Harold J F-i • the county the ci|uip4iiriH proper cqulpnirnt this -state for.-----some years; -,4Bii»cia t.iirt it farmer* to be enthusiastic supporter* . — '. . VVIUI'T «■•“* 11 whad P4U|WI . -- - - ;,n ----------w uc ciii4iuai4U>uc supporter* lUHuntno olud mis governor. Many of the higher-up sal-iter, recommended Mt*. Alma Fin.tleton __ > enough ......... of It. there is . no .. doubt .. ..... ... . nil _. hl* plan, ..... . " certain ..... DRAW “FANCY SALARIES and thiti* ’’11 ** na trrr-nf ?r’ nt hrin to ’ Snnnli** f0U,.’,*$3. ,nnrt and of but .... we __ arc quite • NUAL PLAY APRIL 22:nries will be reduced.much more than -V president for a third year, and t)v.-i lit could accomplish far more than (hc( tounshijy He believe* the legislature| chat'he will be disappointed. • ---- -----1 fifteen per rent-by the time the legh-1 report was enthusiastically adopted. ■average township highway cemmla-15 disposed to turn aH the v wclght tax .... ----------------------— Presenting Modern Comedy'lature Is through with some of the.bills |Th< re followed the presentation of Government For 1932 Includes- sloncr. becaiw the latter lias very in- over t" ^d01*** ,or «K“’ty “nd MAI F WITCH HIKFR M«ro.„ TJ11— G.- vt»M-' now before 11; ( | leaders' phis by the county chairman. 12,33*9 Employees Drawing adequate equipment for such work.highway*. He stated that tht*-MAl-t Ml I bn MIAtM int ixiiiea oi inc r ieia < There is a general feeling of reafralnt Mrs. Fingleton. Announce meii about $1,421,301.04 Per Month j(There u no doubt but that the county.j Puffing would b^ of special value to DRESSED AS WOMAN At Auditorium ! upon the part of the’ legislators. The) next year's project, which kill be I with its superior equipment could do ,l,e counties oi Wayne. Oakland. Ma----------• 'The Lillis of the Field’ bv John! r,'fusa1'of the attorney general's office I "Nutrition.'' was mqdc by Mrs. Rebec-' Certain legislators al Lansing within a far better Job than ’was ever done•«>«»»’. Monroe and Bemen which h»d|Aulo Drlver Had Excitillff Ex­ tire- past few weeks have been scanning I by township officers; but if the county takcn on ,ar»? buriletu under driver naa Exciting ex Hostings Turner will be presented Fri- ,o Prepare only such bills as come from i ca Streeter. ■ mre’.waning™pril 22 by’the Teacher/ thc tremor's office ha* reaulUJff in! Our readers Will be interested in the state payrolls rather carefully.! should purchare the necessary equip“ »'• C«« ‘ *°‘ d act. and are finding It, pcnence — Story Related Xb in rtcKnl mXrmm I •ConUnutd on page five) -ome qf the st-usiics. given by Mi-- (This Is panieiilarly true of Verne -J. | ment wnh which to catty on the work n,fct oMl<ail bv Dean Davenuort Brown. publislK-r of the Ingham .Coun-jI on the township raids n will take over Mr. McPherson also discussed the " It - is a modern comedy which mores ---------------***--------------’1°“- whfKC work 50 P-"a''l',K Dean Davenport told some of hla • alogg quickly .due tn thc clever lines (LOCAL ACHIEVEMENT Lw'"winntiw waV’ a^dkn w—hr’uih1 < ty NeWs at ^fason and state repre.ren- this year, and on the same mileage of jchool tax He believe* there must be •n-i,.. i., a, very winning way and knew thc sub-1 l tatlvc from Ingham county. ■ such road* it will have lo take over for ।fou,,d » wa>’,o school taxation, friends an interesting story which wm WUlelreU-yFngland on the^Sitlcthi DAY FOR 4-H CLUBS >cU ;.he presented so well und gave'1. Since the special session opened. Mr. leach of the school me succeeding succcctnna four tour years years, f it 50 — i,s — ■distribute ---------- — ’ ------ Costs — 'fairly ] related to him by a former student now blrthduv‘ of itouv andKitty the twin' ~ lMT ‘structInn.* so interestingly a- tn Brown has been one of the feuding ad-■ 1 cucn■ oi ' "pen peoplethis' of this ’living in Saginaw, it concerned an at(would •have to “ invest all It the receives “»»«slate. ‘h®'People of ‘ Clark Brody, secretary daughters of the Rev and Mrs. JohniEvcnt Concludes Programs Car- wlnm!h,‘ ’Vn? ’°n 1,11 t,1C- vacates for cutting government cMta.1I year under the McNitt bill in the pur-; ' ••«— ’~of •the .Michi-(tempt by a hitch-hiker to rob a man, i gah State Farm Bureau, was present who was a friend of thi* former »tuHead. Their grandmother. Mrs. Ritoke-' ■ ripj On rjiirintr Post : mtrt)berh of the group*. For pto rexFon 1 In his paper lost week, editor Brown;I chase of machinery. A Walter, who has her own special Id.-a ried On Dur‘n& Past ■' .Continued on-^ge nm- part two. jbfljan a series of articles concerning ! and gave an interesting talk on the! dent. (Continued on page live) th- state's payroll that should be ini subject of legislation which the state! It appear* that thc Saginaw gentleof humor, has a gift for each twin, and I Winter . AAttweaPrinM at 11cresting to every taxpayer in Michi­ fnrm bureau ha* sponsored- and u nun Wu* driving towards home when tlto question arises ns to which one Next wrek. Monday and Ttirsdny.’8. S. CONVENTION AT ... • __________ favoring tn the legbilature. | he saw ahead of him a woman who gan. We reprint extract- irom this SEEKING TO BEAUTIFY will gel the ten yards of crepe-de-| April Iff and 19. boy< and girls from 4L’| PHAT^ RRDVF APRII SMAt I PARK ON GRAND ST pr,lt "lirn,-,: Burnham, or w. a T. C wanna hrr arrnv evidently Mek' o|M'nir.g article herewith: chine. The other gift in much more de- nira| NchoolK in^rry count v wiH ntGUH I d UHUVC HUH IL 40 I olriHUL rHnh UH UHHGU S I . „ KnUmaBX, c„,.d 1:;I a lo ride. The driver would -As governor he is chairman of the sired by each, and the twin* swear n tend Achievement Ii ,„ renu 4-H Chib uiuu Local Local Acnievemeni — . ... pcm-rful state administrative board.1L . T.. . . m ; with a deMfriptIon of a recent trip h -; probably have refused to accommodate solemn oath that they will "run it Days bringing lu to a clow xn«th.- 4-H dubiGrouP Conferences, Addresses At his (the governor's) command is a Residents of That Vldinity Take ; made to Europe. '• ,a man under such circumstances; but •straight rare for tt>e cup." The sceneiJ worlc ln clothing. Handicraft and Hot work in Handicraft and Problems of Interest force of accountants and officials which Matter lo Council and Meet ,.om"r' ”” “ ’“L10-* he felt he would save a woman from •shift* to tlto London home of Mrs.!Lunch carried -on in these 42 school’s number appiintimately 100. Among this f... 1 President. Mrs. R. G. Brumm of Nash-1 walking. A*, the "woman" opened ttw Comprise Program Rooke-Walter. and the complication* I this put’winter. With Fine CcTUpSration i ville; vice-president. Walty Fisher of back door and put her valise into the number is found a Secretary drawing that ar|se from the friendly rivalry, al-, clubs are to be found in every secTlic Barry County School conven­ a salary of. 17.500 ithc governor, him­ A group of residents of the west end Woodland; secretary-treasurer. John back seat, the man happened to look .................................. ........ ............... in,in ’nitiirutuy i Alt ,n Woodland ntAAlian i tion him, is io a1 be izv aiviu held nt HL Coats v.vnu> Grove viviv Snthc co J'n,2 «xcept ...vcity met ___ at _ the ...vhome .w—.of—Dr. .and; Ki ,_____ ________ ______ ____ —______ down and noticed that this woman had ’.llck of Orangeville was - re-elected. niniost tragic tor awhile. The outcome, nlu| Thornapplc Twp-=. where Consoil- urday. April 23. A fine program has self. receives but 55.000); -a director of the ■ Continued on page six) Mr: E J Pratt on West Grand St. last (The directors chosen were Jerry An- an exceedingly large foot; and there is ry ^Ted'^^'^/J^n.t'Achlev^nf lx a U point IKllnl of Of conjecture conjecture until until the the vj very tinted schools are fount! ArhirvvmMit iHMji nrraneed . and and- every clcrv Sundav Suild.-iv been arranged Friday evening to formulate plans for drus to represent the northeast quarter appeared, when hen skirts were raised end. The humor is not hilarious but • Day- L, day Sn Cjub work nt School is urged to send as many flele.> ---------------.,11 moments. whlcJ1 thp work Ls cxhlW|wl an(J beautifying the neighborhood, und of the county; Ralph Pennock tlto(to climb into the car. the outlines M a there are nohdull g)»te« as» possible. Tlie forenoon pro­ BOARD NAMES GLASGOW especially to consider the small park southeast part; Jesse Osgood the Pair of pants. The man thoughtzvery The cast is ns follows: judged. Awards are made and certifl- gram consist* of addresses by Rev.J . FOR THE CHAIRMANSHIP which K formed bv the extension of -outhwest; Fred A.Smith the north- quickly. He asked the "lady” if, before Tile Rev.- John Head—Mr. Albert cates given to those completing the Wynn of Freeport, on ' Tito Prayer Life Grand St. which, was Tarmacked last ««t quarter Mrs, Bert Brown of «he got into the seat, she would Becker. IMXKCr. . .’ -----•­ to' «?-' S “ P p rvi.ors Convened Tuesday summer. A committee was appointed to Orangeville was named as chairman of please step to the rear of the auto and Ann (his wife)—Mis* Jean Ros*. Parents and interested friends of tin go to the council meeting, then In the Women's Home and Community look “t the left hind wheel, as lie Catherine—Miss Eleanor Edger. ; club program are invited to attend any nurd coggan. Lansing, ' Children's For Purpose of Organizing session. There they met with hearty Work committee. . thought it acted us it It was getting Elizabeth—Miss Frances Hunter. of tlic six local Achievement Days. Worship," Ione Catton. Lansing', Board co-opcratlon from the new city council! The Barry County Farm Bureau de- »ll, and if she found that was true, ’ .daughters) , "Dramatization and Pageantry" Mrs. u Schedule of Meeting*. Mrs. Rooke-Walter (Ann's mother) j Quimby church—9 00 A. M—Mon- Roy Hubbard. Hastings. , The new board of supervisors con­ and work ha* already bfgttn on the | serves the encouragement of every ’hen this was a good time-to fix it. The park. The planting plan has been made' fanner in Barry county. If farming ga supposed "iady" went back to the rear —MUs Theo Parr. • un> n| A potluck dinner nt noon so bring ‘ vened Tuesday for their April' session, ' day April 18th. Chibs attending Michigan State College Extcn- u ....................... daMnes* is to be ,pul upon a proper as she didj--so. the me inn UlUl 1. - — ---- ,----------------. । of the jcur And. ..---- ----Jdriver ------Barnaby Haddon-Mr. Harold Logan, shores. Not withstanding the fact^Uiat 12^ wi of by the ............ - 1, Lakeview., Hustings Center, your sand wichec and one other dish, r>UlWll|>A|UllUUIK ihc 20 members arc republlratus. thrv|slon service. Water service was pro- basis, farmers must be organised. | stepped on the gas and sped away, Violet «n Maid at the Vicarage)— i Pratt, Quimby, Star, Hendershott and and your own table service. Supervisor L ... R Glasgow, of I vlded last year before the Tarmac was Thera is no organization, it seems to. When he arrived in Saginaw he turned Mis* Elizabeth Hart. McOmber The afternoon session will be devot- .-elected .... — j ... — ----i »..<-• i. .us, ttuit offer* so many things for the the grip over to the officers who found Span Ropes-Mr. Joseph Brozak j Welcome Grange Hall-1:00 P. M- cd to group conferences and bu*lnc.« , this city, a democrat, for the chair-paid, which Is fortunte. ! benefit ol the farming industry a* docs, two automatic revolvers in it. Withers <a Manse/tant to Mrs. Monday April 18th. Club* Attending: The leader* for .the different group;.• manship. No better choice-could have • •» the Farm Bureau. I Dean Davenport related this story ^ooke-Waltorz)—Mr. Fred Jone*. • Fjsh. Irving. Wood. Ryan. Rogers. Litt!-- are: Children's leader. Mis* Ione Cat- been made, for Mr. Glasgow, has al- 1 The Hon. Monica Flane-Miss Leora Brick. Welcome. AHoft and Al-Gon- ton: Young People's leader. Miss Jos'.*hown a.fair spirit as a superCONDUCTING ANNUAL 'overheard it and reported that that had Benton. . QUln phine Romig. Adult leader. 'Bernard vuor and as a member of the board POPPY POSTER CONTEST ^^^*32‘ii’E H I* fine to see the bld spirit of parLady Susan Rocker—Mita Emmy Lou Orangeville School House: 3:00 P. M Coggan ' ■ JAMES GJUKICII. At 5:00 o'clock, the' young people's; tisanshlp cast aside, and the new and B,?.r.k' . j, i—Monday. April 18th. Clubs Attending Having sold his farm James Gjukich ' Mlu Emily McElwain is directing the Barlow Lake. Gun Lake. McCallum. conference with Mt-s Josephine Romig better spirit evidenced of considering American Legion and Auxiliary! Thinking the Banner had a good will have an auction sale on the Wil ­ as leader. ■ the worth of men as men and as offiRU>! and Orangeville. I news item, we called up the Sheriff's liamson farm. 2 miles west and '. j mile Are Sponsoring the There will be a roll call ol young ^rB- >’'s‘cad of Hie narrow test of south of Hickory Comers. Full par­ -“Y* • • “ ~ t Delton Community Hall—0:00 A. M I office and found that local officers —Tuesday. AprU lOth. Clubs Attend- people, standing by churches, then two|l>arttsanshlp. in bestowing such an ticulars of this safe are published else­ Movement I knew nothing about it. Then we called ffilnutc talks will be given on Chrishonor as Hie chairmanship. That Is ar . « . *n«: Hope Center. Week*. Cedar Creek. where bi thjs issue Of. — the -----------Banner.1 Following thc plan of last year, the I the Dean to find out what there was Bunnell. Delton. Milo. s. Pine Lake and Han Endeavor. Epworth League. Y. M.(« should be. We may vole our poliUcal Harold Belcher will err this sale, aale. of*" • to It; and that is how we happened to offer-*American Legion and Auxiliary are! /principles In oitr ballots for a president. big stock, tools and miscellaneous to.r%Si '">JXIS£x Center Or.nxe Hall— C. A. Summer Camps and Scouts. leam the true story. aragain conducting a Poppy Poster Con-1 .[Miss catton will talk on "What dtjca:congressman or q senator, but in local tides. I test among tile schools of t|ie county, ^rnrra rei^ru that’an mmsua^tott e 100 P M.-Ttie.sday. April 10th. Clubs ttlmean to have a religious education?"; affairs partyism has no place. HASTINGS WOMEN'S CLUB. ------------'offering prizes of |5-W for tile winners Then a social and recreation period for! “■* A CONSERVATION MEASURE. ln the contest. Tile same award is j Tlto Literature Department of the half hour, followed by a banquet, with: EVERY CITY VOTER Farmers who are planning to burn offered to all contestants whether they I Hasting* Women'* club will Iiave lu MUST REGISTER. JISSV^Uto^..^- songs and toasts, There nijwt be a general ^registra­ over marches arc urged lo do so a* are in a school with or without an art' lost meeting ol the year this coming At 8:00 o'clock the evening service at wlule Iriend. ot hla believe Ito local /! Ij, ’t!'. early in the season as possible by Con- teacher. Friday, ttw 15th. The Board will meek which Mr. Coggan will give the ad­ tion of all the voter* of thi* city. This servation Officer George Sumner. All pasters must be original in de-| at 2:15 and general meeting for bustran. to twice thia inure But rex.rdleu dress. "Adventures Into the Totnor-!j -?------ Z' t ’ —j ol the ewet number, there err more Ml W«Burning over such land unless done sign and be 14x18 in size. The local I ««« row." Tto >«un< MX. rf Coxa Grow 1 quite early destroys nesting places for contest cloee* on April 20. and posters Itorium. At 3:00 the High school Dracrane* neMing there than Mr. Snyder _f . . >» ' Wil H-r Ito ^rvtto MU, . ~7 “ "S or any of hi* friend* have seen toSpecial music for the daV will be ot the ne* ,aw' lhe. coan^,, J,as “* garnc birds and other songsters and in.must, be sent to T. 8 K. Reid by that matte club, under Misa Ruth Robaou'a I direction, will present two one act gether before. A1| ^cur^ thc|r motor given by the Conklin quartet ' and ran<ed lha‘ Uwy w,n m**‘ “ b**’,rd of many instances kills the young .birds, date. themselves, he explains. This precauMrs. Ed. Down* is chairman for the. play*, -The Rising of live Moon" by *" 'AMERICAN LEGION MEETING. vehicle driver*' licenses .between Jan- CoaU Grove quartet There will be a tton will help to conserve bird life and Auxiliary and T. 6. K. Reid for thc Le- Lady Gregory end. "The Print* of Laurence J Bauer Post No 45 'uary I- 1825 Bnd January 1. 1928 have free will off.ring taken in the place of, and Sa‘"rfa.\birds are among the best of agent* for gion. ’Court Palnlcra" by McKaye. At 4:00 the regular registration to help cover! *• M hj * ,| R bt P‘ he P^P 0 ^ Amerlcah Legion will hold their next .<«'» abflUt■ *«** which-to sedestroying u„. — ------obnoxious <— xinsects. Jt u cxpected amt entries will be j the High school orchestra wW ptay rrVilaOneellng on Monday night n5w,'“!e,u? Applications show It tlic necessary expenses of the conven- ■ w-jenatertog voter*. made from the Kellogg-Thornapple, i under Mr. Overly'a direction and Ito April IB at eight o'clock. All ex-*ervfee * J”®** w ,,herOT ’ dr’ (Ion Kvrrx Sunday School u urxrt to ,■'» ”” PEDRO PARTY. _________ , the primary next September or at the Freeport lyid Hastings schools as well - program will end with k review a “** •* men of Barry county are urged to at-•Wr.entt. About 1.00° appllcaUon* arc mtoI u many dylwtn a> mallto. At St. Rose hall. Thursday evening, as from some rural districts. i election nest November unless he retend this meeting-Sterling Rogers. belnf by tht D«P*r;■ The best jjosters from Barry' county I registers, this matter should t»c attend- April 14.—Adv. ment of 8tat<? State.‘ GAVE BUSHEL APPLES. Commander. ■mcnt --------- *♦*--------------( will be sent to thetlUtrtct Judges, from NOTIOL Last week. M. E. Maze of Yankee HOME TALENT PLAY. ' the district to the state, and from the i 25c CHICKEN SUPPER. DANCk. Springs donated a bushel of apples to; CHICKEN SUPPER—25 CENTS. "A Poor Marled Man.'* al Al-Gon- state to lhe national Judges. Every Saturday night al Clear lake.• | At U. B. church Wednaoday, April 20. Pennock hoapltal. his gift being greatly j Maccabce hall. Saturday. April 1H Quin lake school. Thursday evening,; Every school in the county Is urged —Frank Herrington. Adv. if. —Adv. appreciated. April 21. Adults 10 cents.—2 wks. to make entries before April 20. J WORKING ON PLANS ACHIEVEMENT DAY WELL MED 09884854 STATE LEG SLATURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . inwrMOOD CO. FARM BUREAU'S ANNUAL MEETING LOOKS TOILS OF STATE PAYROLLS ; One Auction Sale Crane Colony Living On Jack Snyder Farm Notice to Lar Owners ot �THE HASTINGS BANNU. WtBMUUl. ABBU. IT IWI BAGS TWO I Howell has indicated-that thc greatest MASONS ELECT ARCHIE 'saving that the state can make will REICKORD PRESIDENT I be in the general reduction of salariesGovernor Brucker has already indlRom Johnaon Named Vice­ : cated his willingness to accept a cu: । Mrs. Anne Arndt 1* recovering from • In his- own pay. which Is fixed by the President; Edward Tudor . । her recent lllncat. | constitution. Tills follows the step Treasurer iicsciusi I 8. B. Wilcox 1* ilowly recovering taken several months Secretary'. nr-nriM-TA mt ____ ________I lnwn montns ago by oy wcrviary FINDS A ALL j Thc HMilngs Masonic Association1 Ir°m ““ recent wrlous iIIdcm. MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE of State Frank Fitzgerald who an- ACCOUNTANT met Thursday night and selected offi-| Mrs. Milton Murphy has been conaht Tfi PfiRfiP RFDUCTION nounced ■»-- ACCOUNTS OUT TO FORCE KJ5DUUI1UH , and that ofa reduction the 1>M.of jberhis paiown d cm-pay BOOKS AND .'c«rs for thc ensuing year, re-eteciing' fined to her hotrfc by illness the past ARE CORRECT OF PAYROLLS . ------■ all the former officers a* follows: '— i i>toycea in .his department | Mri. J. T. Black is convalescing »lowArchie Rclckord. president Next in importance to thc proposal pACU nfc| UAlun MAD ! — Ros* vice-president of the legislature to go away beyond CASH ON HAND MAR. ------Johnson, — r------------------ly from a aevterte-aUnc** at Pennock DER WAY PROPOSA the recommcndattoru nf the Governor 94 WAS $55 633 74 EdW-ard Tudor. trea*prer. I hospital. \J ’ ‘. * — imt , imi * un th» E $7,500,000 for salary reductions, cornea tlu- diverTha tjidu-x of'Moose — ------. — ----------- — -—Ma । The’ Ladle* of Moose Heart Heart Legion Lesion won' »f highways funds. $14,047.97 Owriifr to City On ei“tion owed a large sum of money cn!wl|| nold their regular meeting Thurs- __ p,,.. their Temple. This him nut only all evening. April 14.—PreM Corr, Sentiment Growing At Lansing Already the admlntetraficin bill in, , P traduced into the •tegtaiaturt apjfer-1 Special Assessments For Pav-, been (laid, but tlie Association has ac-, Jo». McClurkin ..k.,. of Baltimore Twp.. -r—. to Put Curb On Road Buildcumulated a comfortable balance In it* has moved onto the W. I. Pennock turning the weight tax moneys among ing, Curbing and Guttering . ing Programs treasury. ■ farm. Just south of the camp ground*. lb. «>- •”-1 Al u„. COU„,| Welcome Aid will meet at the grange tk-rUting that Governor Bruckefs hall on Thursday :iltern<x>n. April 14. economy program as subm:itcd to the Supper served at 5 o'clock. Everyone Icgtetature i* but scratching the «->rinvited. lacr. members of thc leglslaiurc are mir liom.no ... rrulnri or .1.-' Mous Pauline Tolhurst lias recovered sufficiently from her recent operation payroll ttwt’may return :aUn.-., oi mowur, .or now highway e«>.uuetlon; a c,.rntlrd'|,„b<f jCcbui>uo. Hr found to bo inovfd to bar home on W. Green »■;“ • S’jUSis stair officiate and higher-up# »« tin- a 8t All arc glad ilie b doing so nicely umc place thev were ten Jr twelve 8. Reid entertained a number wars ago. Department heads who «'"■> =< «•» DIBEOTOBB VOTE TO SAVE ■of T.patrol leaders at hb home on Fri­ 'now drowing «.«»• WP0° a'‘'1 "’t : subplus funds on day evening at .dinner Leadership even higher amounts are m danger of training furnished the entertainment, having tbe«c sums cut idmoat In tu.. WITH new blues; black or green costumes, biege later. It became known rarh in the pn • Mrs. Albert H. Carveth entertained ent wetk that Hcpr*.«nm:'ivc Vcni providing K>r .*• considerable amount of; In addition to this amount of c.i.h with a mauve tint. read buildmx during the present year • <*n hand there were owing to the city DISPLAY HALLS TO BE the- Pennock hospital board at their Niuiierous other ml'asurcs providing «|I s|*cial uawssmentN tor jmvhig the pnnn RFPAIR regular meeting on Tuesday. Luncheon j WITH deeper blues or black—steel; a gunmetal . . been making a study of lhe pay foils ol for t ix itltef have been mirodured and I following amount^ HCFI IN UUUU nCFHin was served followed by the business thc various dcpnrtmem> Jfe i- no--1 shade. the end of another week it t-’prob-; Eu-t Srate street 4'2021.35 T■ N . finn-irtproei Riirht to lesion. . having lu> information preimred Io: bv .,b!- say legislative leaders that some South Hanover *tr<-cl . 304 69 Tlme 1,01 Considered Klgnt I Tlie Hastings Auto Wrecking Co. dissemination among members ot tlw WITH brown, blue or green tones—cinnamon, a ■ .• ... . i. ; ... Attempt An Agricultural have started busmea* hen it 313] kgislatijp-■ . agived-upon,— j Etut Miff direct . . tin 3.1 Show Here ; East Mill »reet . . mediutn brown. ’ North Jefferson ’ 8t Tlu y want to buy i BroWni Not only ha* Rcprewn —;-------------------------- —. !• south 901-46; ouow aere South Jefferson Jefferson 200 old cars for wrecking purpotes. and era acme -in necking . LEGISLATURE TRYING ‘*ri> Broadway 1.41.3: The directors ot th.- Bam County have new and u*cd auto'part*, for sale1 'K Smith Broadway WITH dark heigea, black, mandarin, or contrast Senator Um.. ;»t4 40- Agricultural Society met in this city cheap. with white—a deep sun-brunze called vanity, Chester Howcil of -Saginaw has alTO RELIEVE TAX BURDEN ■ Court and Church atrceta - . .'371^00,011 Saturday to consider whether, in Mr. and Mrs Morse Nevins moved read v started a movement in tla- |ee. 2.4ta.68‘their judgment, it would be wife to Thursday to their home on West Wal­ (Tarmac Paying .. —. WITH almost anything—a sun-tan beige called Utelure to fix u maximum .-alary of Congress Might Well Follow Sidewalk. C|iib and gutter .. . 1.401391 have a fair or not in 1932 nut Mr?. Max Eek lias rented the parchment. >- • .• .......................... _ . 1/.27.84' The matte* was'thoroughly dtecus- rooms vacated by Mr. and Mr.' Nevins, ThisExample and Cut D6wn Hundred* of thousands of nolters. it k —— ---- /ijtci ln a friendly apli it. After the view* and haa moved her beauty shoppe WITH beige, black, coral or green—greige. pegnted ouU-uuuld be saved by the Unnecessary Expenses Total. .. 814 017.97. of all had bevn ascertained, it was adoption, of Senator Howell’s &uggcs> i We are Rind to notice Hut the Ic^isTl:b $l4.i>47 97 b to be'paid lhe citv decided that u was beat. In view ol Hastings friends of Mr. und Mrs H. WITH light evening colors—light evening shades. ■ lature ol this state is getting dywn t-> i.v property owner* and will be raised -general conditions and e.-fx-clally in Murphy of'Howell will be in­ Representative Dana Hinkley, un- business in reducing taxes by cutting by taxation on special asscMments. so view of farm conditions, not to at tempi Maurice terested to know that they arc the par­ At Ironside Shoe. Co. you’ll find all the newest oilier wnI»0WlH^tere'of Mate, cxpeipies. They do not need to bit will all bi? paid to the city In a corn-: to pold a fair this year. . ents of u baby-daughter. Mary Ellen. shades in the popular weaves of the new spring sea­ has Vr ’<» conuderste In IhU job It i* like The bt.-qrd will take rnoujh of thc1 born last week. Mt . .Murphy wa* u for­ the member* of .the tegvla.un 3M0 ptr .. surg|C(lI OJW1.atlon ,|,„t u (lbsolutely lurativcly short time. Adding this son—at moderate prices. .'imonnt to thc cash on Juuid bring* I h< . money in the bank which belongs to, mr> teuchcr in the Hauting* High ,school. CongrutuUiiWilis AmsthiniT like 11 jM'ttecc'teary. Jl may te.very painlul nt total to $M«.6ai.7i The only outstand: the society to put the buildlug* that There arc no: •'X Late -m* S ''‘it time, but .the pota-nt will, fed bet­ ing. bonds owed by the city are, $3.noc•’ Hxy plan to be- iwrmaiwrit in goo,l ' The Banner te pleased lo ucknowl. paid employee# --------------------------it is over. on North Broadway paring. . During' condition, so a> to niaintmh them। edge receipt ot recent copies of the! not include tlw ’ educational institu­ ur-wlM-n No one seem* able to predict when f*ath China Sunday News and the tions and .Concerns only departmental our country i.i likely to MW out ul it .. the past year bonds to tlu- amomit of-properly, and will not spend any other■ QIIRM Pri V. teith.published at Shuug-i t'J.vn so wen- retired Tlu- city has j money 'Ifib, will requ.it.’'.but. a. Anwi' workfh- La*1l!»' h;.‘‘in February last. Whllf no name raised J17.5OO.QO0 to (wy ■ tluse em­ get dfiwh to braxs tacks und cut ex- chough In a ainidng 'luhcTIo fake can-1 outlay. ' We believe there Will be genera! ap- appeared on thc Lsauw It was M‘nt from! ployees. RcfinsentaUvc Brown belknies peitM-.s where that is fxusiblc, the jiouti- of the few outetandiiig bonds.' * There arc very tew cities in this stale proval by lhe people of tills county ol: the u. s Cruiser Houston, on which u! that this amount on br reduced con-' cr we will dig from udder. ..I the si/e of Ha-tin.:- whose tumners this Iteci-don by tlu- beard of directot.- George Herrick, a former resident of undi We hope emigre** will “ire the have been conducted :>v creditably n*!lt was a wi.-c action In our judgment,. this city. The f>u|>erx described the bat-i • ties that waged around Shanghai and! light and make large reductions m have lho.se of our ci tv government. A i there could tie but one result ol federal cxpeiiies instead c( looking -lo tew .veiirr- ago Hit*.city was’ owing well;^rmpting la hold a fair this year, and «. । pennock ..os.-.™. strenuouily for chances to add burden s lownid* the charter hunt on bonds ; that would w a large deficit Iti othe;-1 Friends of Fred L. Heath: of Med-' For some time it has .been evident' Since last report Uie foUowing bablt-a for lhe people to pay. They have gojjc Tlwv hat.- ail been retired exrep-:'">rds. conditions tire not right at the■ the limit for two years to ifieet their $3 000 No new bonds have been ri-j prw’-nt tune ftiy holding a county fan. ford. Oregon, turmer well known druk- that mne sinister force was at work on',laVc lx*n bonl at u,c ho8P1tal: burden., as tliey Are now. Thr fat't Hui* *U«d. The . ity lus built wveral milesi H will be ww not to attempt one■ ,i>> oIUil. <.»■ .will pk jmi i»tan. WmI1 ,u„,. nnnm,!, wtU1 m. c J£“J- “ A * 1*“rfrom '20 to 40 per cent of real estate is AH that he is , . . . . ScolUlllc. a daughter. of Tartnuc asa well JS a consid- I until AaAsIIIAAA. piling 'A >1 tuie'.u* there i* * •premise that the fair will; ern , lhe.VPresident -1-oun Association s of thc South- . Building belngMTturned for delinquent taxes t< .ruble cement pavliu; biult ievcral have .®me chance to pay out. That it■ «-rn Hunding .V Loan Association of;^u'c*n^ Price* below, und in some in-1 April 11. to Mr and Mr*. Cliarlc« thc most -convincing proof*-tliat bur­ miles ot curb and gultcrine; improvM'would not have under present condl-’ Medford. Evidently the 'rrr.rm concern re.-fiances far below, a reasonable baste.I Hawthorne, Dowling. Route 1. a girl. . . grading . . .... sir.,We -.h all I.,...., r Anthat i INnthc r".mfinancial rrlva.* unnri tn.mmmnwnt ail ns rli<>the ' Med-j This cun be done readily nt Uw pre*-- April 11. lo Mr. and Mrs Theodore ; cciws gotxi m.inngcmcnt, dens musi be eaud rather than in­ many strict.* by und■ graveling; i' lions.. hope . ford Dally Mall-Tribune states that ft ent time when money ts scarce, when I Cook. Hastings Route 2. a girl. creased. .♦ has constructed .tit ah up-to-date i^ate-j 'Wcs brighten, and ^that the up-t«.r-ua*w maaav-. — - will .............. --- way < it K difficult for people with good credK ■ • ■ Awng\tTFn e disposal plant, andituuy be -opened lor Holding a lair ii>. has Jitei declared its regular srx cer.» dividend. We can think ol a lot.*6 borrow, no matter how well con-1 <•«•«. L* K DEAi.i-.ic akruhiiu. : the not distant, future; but surely this ha< cut thc tndeb*.e<In at stocks, .supposedly o! the blue' vlnccd they tjiay be that bargain'] Archie Tobias. local fur dealer, wa-wedding ol inter* st to Hastings idly a; 'matured urn"#till can make not the -.ear tq'Uy it. chip” variety, that ate no: doing a- oflered in stocks and bonds arc worth, arrested last Wednesday by Conscilie waJ solemnlrrd at tlie Mctli..well as the Building A: Ixian Awocia-T-Hiupplng up. | vutiun Officer George Sumner-on a Eptecopa! church in this city on mentioned. W. G. EPLEY RENTS • Hon over which Fred,presidew, al l.-u.-* The senate has ordered nn Inquiry .charge of failing to report fur bought Friday •< venihg. when H ’ * ” ~ i;ri if budget:i again iui> note PARKER HOUSE HERE• .i ;il (nr far a, piylng piylng dividends dividends is is conci concerned, into the matter and ha* called thc during December. Mr. lobis.-. plead Haw- July and Augite -united in marriage Mr. . I president of th. New York Stock Ex-; uuilty und was flrwd $50.00 and o»t. yet ix-en.made A*"..1 ■U-;New Manager Is Mun of 32 FEW BARRY COTsCHOOL change taWn-Jiington with a demand • • NO. • .mil Mi'- Atu-tc M.r iiHUtrh- reduce it.’in on Gl'II.D 7. , . , tcr <>! Mr and Mrs. W. A. Hitchctxk. ;U1 the burden passible. .... The .,-i.............. .. V ao-c'’ Experience Fvnui-innnn Tn . rMATninrr< zsr--r <s b nrs. Only 47 Days to Years In thithc amount on DISTRICTS GET $4,929.56 erators who seemingly arc attempting Hospital Guild No 7 will meet with Attending tla bridal couple were Mrs Ernie Scebcr. 1021 8. Jefferson SL. Hotel Business . i to profit by Hie country's misfortunes Miss Mildred'Pai irmge and Mr Joseph Wednesday P. M., April 'JO. A good at­ t ormer Act Helps Districts If , Pi<Mdcnt Hoover 1.1 giving this com­ . Tlie Parker Houro ul. thv city Bro&ik. b-2sb °I Ha-Mingj tendance is desired.--Addle Edmonds. — — I mil tee hu> hearty backing. Mr. and Mr. Hawthorne an- redd­ been rented lo Mr. W G. Epley. ■ School Tax — Exceeds $10* TO WHOM thi* ad may concern: ing at tlie.tr cottage at Lung lake lor SEVERAL RAILROADS On $1,000 Assessed Special Discount on all orders; Ar-r-ten nanAa.a. TO■ A r-n 1 CX^Crif|-.C«' .ill tllC hotel buslnt'. Ultd the present Their many friendr exFIRE AT NASHVILLE. NORTH WOODLAND. to diem. OFFER BARGAIN FARES were tur mm- vears ;n charge uf .ttw extra discount tor <iih. VC hat is known as thr future ac ..! nwu. About eight vckkw o'clock wuuiui) Saturday ime-j fore-1 ou.i Mrs Aines Ames oi of nunneia Sunfield i* la caring mr for • । .Sliermm House at Allegan. Sume year: winch was p<«- rd by thc Irguialure of i noon thc homd of Thos. Baud in Nash- Mrs Rheum at present. Mrs. Blanche New Week End Rates Will Start before Hutt they had charge- of Hw 1929. provided that $2,000,000 lie taken vdle was lound to be on.fire. Thc Nash- ‘ Cunningham returning to tier hoipc in tif the Methr>clint I.. A from thc general fund of th-' stale oi Ville firo- depaMment rcapondcd-Laim Odessa. ’ Onmany, Fridnv Apni Anrilzu.* '’O . ' PhoCfltk un ,n Epl(H,yliw .oldhith(Charlotte _ IMnnn<.r .|Wt Jlc Michigan- ami applied toward helping! promptly but thr name- were under loo CHRord Walter's family arc recovcrSlgl nvri.uii St-, on Monday ■ Says Report ’ . had dwirgd for a long time t > rent m:1ic<^ dlatrtcU where the school taxi great headway for-Jhem to save the'ing from a seige of Uie flu. ALL WORK GUARANTEED. evening.’April 18 At-thc lust meet­ that the ruil- ’’a- Parker Hou-a- te.-c.iu.a- ot Us iuCa- was above $10 on tiie Sl.boo The rale u.| building. However, they did save ud- Mr and Mrs. John Hunt and Mr. THE VERY BEST— ing. the membenhip wa» divided into e the Ugiit m:ti'J's- nnd becatuc he b< lievcd that b.u-cd on the school tax in < x<-r <. ofi •cining homo that were threatened, and Mis. Ralph Coe from Sebewa Vis: two groups, one group to entertain each fare*. Begin-: Ha.«uig» । a good towy for u Iwtel; 910 on the S1.0UI. oh thc number ol pu- There was a high wind blowing ul the; lied Sunday at thc home of T. ^.tirne. Mt>. Robert Cook ts general I pits m school nnd other factors Evi-limn'. ' J Pickens » chmrmffllfitor tin. meeting, ussi.'tcd by. ! to do so until now. He N.ys ii*- is com- d>'ntiy thc school tax rate in Barry! ■w btuTsHin ra Mrs W J. Field' r ' “ " ing la ic wi|h tip* pbrpore id ;-o cop-r county te below the average; for while I J “" *’thi* ?: ”pat“t-|*’e have about us many school dbtricul White Mr# D. D TIU. ducting the Itotel us tot“merit Phone 2497 efurge ol the pn»gi nuuge id the traveling public a» well t as other countries, thc amount received | arc' urged to attend. as Unit of tig-ci'.uciu* of Hastiiuts. i from thc Tuww*-act ts much smaller Mr-.Epley b..v alio an intimate-1 than 1:1 other counties of lhe same sia I knowledge uf tin- hotel buslt-a-ss and tn in southern Michigan.. The Th? totalf ------------------- HASTINGS - MICHIGAN-------------------- ■_ ■icK-kl loyidiy. co-openite’- with her husband Minouni paid to this county i-. $>. welt week and on all |«» an enteipri''.-. We are .sure nnd is paid to the following districts ASSYRIA-Eagle district $86.74; | iw 8uttMd..y up !() atic inchidhiKl.’ro”’‘W'f ^*rhvd about them ■ ■ A M “1 the ounday immediately that they wiU mate- a welcome addition Cluckcred district $11 14 PROGRAM FOR THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK CASTLETON—N a a h vo 11villas.._k'i»mg. Retunmig. lhe ticket- wili|:'’ the busim-s-, und social circles of this $501.12; Morgan dtetnet MUI. MartiA be honored on all trains testing de«u-]r“” ' district *29^3. ’ ‘nation up to four A. M. <d. the following! APPOINTMENTS. WED. — TI1VHS. FRI. — SAT. HASTINGS TWP.—Prutt .district , The new city council had its initial ( Pullman car.-, on the payment of regu­ mee’uiK on MeiKlay evening, as pro- 1'35.06 . i>-u tut JAMES DUNN AND HOPE TWP -Jtoud dtelricl $M 2J:| lar FuiUnin ciutgi •- The "railroads CHASE AND .McCallum dtetriot 1118. Marian Marsh in Chipso jurtKipatihg in :lulre bargain rates j ri*rtnpn present except Alderman Wal5 A N B ORNS SALLY E1LLERS in IRVING—Power.-, district $104.40; ale - thc Pennsylvania. "Beauty and the Boss Flake ot : lace, who was ill. / ■ Cobb--district $7.66. W«xl cbijrict CoEfee Cvnlnil. Baltimorv .a .Granqtet, pkg. Slim Summerville in The council preceded to elect • “DANCE ais.uci ""3.32; Freeport! *......... :t.em ul the council t " ikiinni. i vlmBl. district’ 8469.60; Little Jhjiid. "The Unexpected 3Oc 19c । yoar. Bui one name is presented. 1 d^trlct $158.77. ' TEAM" Father" etrYan alder-. JOHNSTOWN-Bmrouglv, district •man. W. A. Schade; The rote? uer-f $15034 \ FELS NAPTHA AQC ] ] SNOW BOY 4 EC -U'Pcndcd and hr was d.liand elected MAPLE GROVE-Brahdli district Tla ■ carries with it nii nibtrship cm the j $44 m MIAP 10 B tits I I Wa-IUu; powder. Keg. 35c I V SUNDAY—MONDAY '. board Mi supcrvi^r.'. , ORANGEVILLE-Orangeville vil! OLD'DUTCH Cleanser 7C Electric TOASTERS EEC ! j Tlie Mayor-patented the name o! luge $242 34; Eagle ms-.rict $43.85 Bert fiparite as city engineer fur th- • PRAIRIEVILLE-Prairirvilte village! — in j Each I .ensuing year He wuv chosen for that dtetnet $137.81. M VltsHMAl.lAHV. rach WW f ,r. , poNtton -u well as that of street com- i — —----- —— RUTLAND Wilcox district. $43.42;!' misMoner. receiving tla unaniinou* Chidester $15.66; Otis 8250 56; Po-j 1 EC BUTTER ?4C BEAN SPROUTS dunk $1533. Shall/ Freeport, pound fc» 1 1 i <’h«t> . tea’ ll * ** I Comedy—"On the Loose" and Pathc Sound News THORN APPLE—1 hornappte town-1 L huj Mayor Leonard al-o appointed Kim 8tgter a. city attorney. The. council 1 hip school district i* awarded <1.47621 I confirmed th? appointment by unani ­ PORK SAUSAGE OEC WOODLAND—Thc Woodland town­ HAMBURGEB OEC mous vote. Clarence Shultx waswtaDied ship school district is given $119.71 | (hater. ■■ Ih*. lor mV Hdnv nutlr. :: (tester. . CiM WED. — THEOS. Coupon—TL'ES.—NIGHT as night i»luc. The council confirmed cra» GIVES ANNUAL REPORT STllf SAURIES ME PURER UNDER FIRE LOCAL NEWS What' Stocking Shade «0 COUNffWTO 8E HELD THIS HU Shall IrWear? Ironside Shoe Company The House of Quality Footwear Decoration Day Hastings Monument Works CTRAS I)- TH EATK |= al SALE WILLIAM HAINES “Are You Listening” FRESH PICNICS OC Pound .. Q - PURE LARD 9EC Home nudr. 3 ll>. lur 4»W LEG OF LAMB OEC Fes pound faW --------------------------------------PORK LOIN ROAST IOC 1 lllll 1 rllii. Hi. . .. • • FRESH PERCHOEC Hite week. 3 lb». fur fc*V LAMB STEW Per pound ........ 1 f|C . 1 W Deliveries: 8:00—10:00—11:00 A. M. 3:0Or-4-:30 P. M. Feldpausch’s ‘*Whcre Better Foods Cost Less” WE DELIVER PHONE HASTINGS Dickiiteon! thi* selection. ■ Springs, village district »7.«; Coman > district 175.17. Bowens Mills district '1 u Has u-c’m»ted mvi ADDKESSED COMMERCIAL < LI B. $113.10 <inc u; aiihr>-.n;re|' A D; McDonald. Hastings' new atHASTINGS CITY—The city reboot.' tafrv that lie will|tortlcy. was the sjicaker at the Tuesday district ts awarded $444.74. .■tel campaign ’lur thci'noon luncheon ol the Commercial club ||n:t up no ■» that thr people know H*' a witty .md pleasing addret.- < ! other. Hr , W. C'..T. V. NOTICE. at 1-..- .-rands for aim heij^ ’b^w-jiearuly r. _Mc"- w. c. T. u. win meet with! ...... <...- *” Hastingi matter in their luuid> Dotted epoke r4 uu p,obtems tlu' ‘con- Mr(_ BlsJKhr Hirublc at 404 8, Jefler-----J rent the attorney and the courts H< 1 i011 Tuesday. April- 19. ul two HILI. BOARD IT OUT. explained some difiiciiitle* encountered10-d^g. A half hour prayer service will Detunwrc Babcock, oi Mid-lknllr In the practice of law. by lawyers whojbe held Program in charge of Mr' c--. airi .n-d by under Slwnff Bmi of have every intention ul playing thr' uvanche Merrick AU ladies arc invitthat village oqg da.v»te»t week on tla game square with their client* and cd to attend. charge of driving white intoxicated. Ht with lhe public. Our new attorney ».j.- brought te’forc Justice Maltiiewsl made a lavorabie impression and wa* GUILD NO. ». the day following ht. tuTOt. and was heartily congratulated by hw auditors Mrs Jacob Ilchor will entertain Hasgivtn a fine of $50 and cosImM $6.50. or among ilk-m Hie oilier attorneys of pltul Guild No. 8 on Thursday ulter*txty day* In jail. Ift u ;-ervinft lib ] Hasting* who were preMui. noon. April 14. at her home, 7'25 E j • 1 —---------- ■ “ “ ‘ ---------1| Bond St Members are urged to attend. PASSING OF JOS. ASIIALTER. . . Joseph AalulU'r. one ol the lew Civil j CIRCLE NO. X ■ Guild No-15 W1U meet with Mrs. Ear! qar vcienuu of HaMingx. pawed away! Circle No. 3 of thc M. E. Ladie*' Aid Bunijuri!. corner H-iuth Hanuvxr and on TiWMluy. Fupcral. Mrvlctte will be, will iwxT with Mr*. Amina Joluuten. (Grund alrecU. Wednesday. April '30, held at tlic residence on Friday alter- 109 8. Wa-hinston St.. Friday altet1 1932.—Mrs. Frank, Herncy. Secy. noon at two o'clock. ■ noon, April 15. GueaU ahi invited. Robert Montgomery “Lover* Courageous” <11m Aesop's FaMci in Nonnd TOM MIX "DESTRY RIDES AGAIN Also Paramoanl Comedy and Latest FaUie New* FRIDAY—SATURDAY Double Feature Program HOPKIN “The Reckless Aga” “Dancers in the Dark” �UTE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 12. 1(32 PRAIRIEVILLE. ,| I PINE LAKE CLUB. | ? WEST HOPE. Triple Link club will meet with Mr.'. The Pine Lake Farmers' club met at: We are very glad to rrj>ort that Mr. N H, Barber. April 15 for an ull-day the Almon Farr home Saturday, April and Mr* Datld Shepherd are buck’ day — meeting • ' ;lrom meeting. '•9. 1932 for “a **"" —• •—- wintering In Florida. Mrs. Shep- I * meeting called to order by hrid Is much improved in health, which Mrs. Ellrabeth Pierce of Fort Wayne. Thc ---------------- -was -------— Bert Brown. lia good new* to her many friend* here. Indluna.'and Mr. and Mrs. John De- ---------thc Pres.. Priester of Dowling visited Mr. and Singing -"American, the Beautiful' P0^-” I Mrs. Jake Johnson Wednesday. and -Iiiv«'s Old Sweet Song " • completes its years work । Continued from page one) ano uov. s ow awret song tQ this week and! CITY BASEBALL SERIES ■ Beatrice Smith visited her friend. Prayer b> Mrs. Billings Tuesday forenoon for Achievement r a > reqiwd for a ballot b handed t6 the. Lena I^pkcy. near Hastings over the TO OPEN APRIL 19 Singing—"Darling Nellie Gray." Day. j^g^, thP railing, the utter win; Secy's, report wis read.and accepted.) Miss Belle McCallum. Jay MrMar.nl< Wiih only ten days of practice ami. first Ibok up the precinct re-.regi.stra-;I A large «rOUp of nur young people Pres, called for "Topic* of Interest.", nnd Mrs. F. D Woddmun went to KalaFirst and Secon^ wn,rd Nines to nrrttotu rto, rdpertonr. tto'.ldht „ ,„t| Qnfl tom lh, .............. ............ ................ — ---------were entertained by the young people -our-Local Problems" were discussed; mazoo Tuesday where M1m McCallum to Open Contesl'-^I|<any Hastings boxers who entered the ama, ... .of Delton Wednesday night at the by Mr. Keyes and Mrs Bjain»i'underwent another mmor naral opertmr rto. ttontto « >tot.' tod n.dSl 'to 1”"'"" XuSl *11 rtptol . dm Into Sale tax by Almon Farr ationVeterans In cfricup won considerable praise from the'signed on lhe request for a ballot. It Mr, pr(xj smith. Ivan, Rex and Pres, awwlnted a new comm, on । Mr. and Mr.'. Roy Erb of Lake OdcsTiie major event in the spring sea­ judges. "Old-timers'' al the bout <said’thcy agree, he will be given a ballot Mary Jean also Ear) and Eleanor Topics of Interest. Mrs. Lena Anson sa spent Wednesday evening with Mr. son athletics (or local amateur* is lhe that a little more reasoning was aUiThesprecinct card* will go to rite preMorgan Hinkley and George and Lee Nottingham. und Mrs. Harold.Springer and family , | clncf where thr voters reside. When Frnlcrlcknon attended the Senior opening game tn the Chy League base­ that any of the right needed. Meeting adjourned for dinner, Tlu*: our school commUdoner, Mrs ; "Bud" Coo! won by a technical' “ voter cast* his ballot, lhe day tend tlie jjtjyjo; piny at Delton Saturday night ladies -on lhe dinner eurnm. *erved an Maude Smith, visited school one duy|bull series which officially opens hex! knock-out in tin* welterweight division' d®1* *hen the voter voted will lx- iand and en jojed » much. , excellent dinner. Thc afternoon meet- Jut week. enjoyed it very very muen. - I Tuesday. Aprit.19. and upon the precinct record. np.' P"ac ------- -- Sunday monun»*f^ng w„ cailed to order by Mrs. Barber.!, " semi-anal* at at; ""*‘amped “"•7“lng — next >'i*U wilt wu» enter Ks.irt tlutuv state nv te semi-final* Everyone remember the community The opening fracas is between ti* -Ionta nPXl Tuesday.’ Eugene -Barlow «orlow| Alter Aftir earn each election, ail an the tnr precinct prmnrt .j „ ,;00 qq ocl o'clock. 6ek. •*-th' -•ah -----.,.nt meeting tikis Friday evening at Dan .. over «v« Creston Creston r“r"-’ "» br to, brought tonuUtt to to »to «t/l Allen AtonStole-.,.: First Ward Northerners, coached bv won a judge-, decision the city Shelp went to Plainwell Friday, Singing — ."Music in the Air" . - . ... ... McCallum's of Brush*Ridge. The pro­ . . Icl^M UM. Um out.-J Motion that tlie secretary write a gram committee are busy and the . ....... - ■ -- • -----• •-'-j jmd one «« to. tot-..tottoto * thr Second Ward EaAt Enders. undet' Stoto-K.™...: n -'' Kinney and Bud Cliasc each lost on J® ■J**’*a*“’k** at BaU,c Crerk nn bu&lnMl’ n*' Ketcham regarding the stand he took other dirti. the supervision of Maurice Roush nn- I»lnte by narrow morgiiLv Bill James (^‘••'^^••oUMftDtemMterrecord: (jay i., <m the < -Martha the Sates Sales -Tax. Tux. Motion Motion curried, curried.jj Mr. Mrs -Martha Replogte. Replogic,of of cmv.-raau Clov-rdale otlier Independent player, who has wax g(»mg fin.- against the veteran a’“ 1Wonward J , Mr-3Uuis Johnson,^td fam- on Meeting turned over to chairman of spent last weef with her daughter. Mn r volunteered to coach tlic Tcond ward Leroy Bally of R. ldmg wlun lie ran H a,'«er moves from one uard to jjy of cily were Sunday guests of----------i.-. Mrs. -—Bess Farr. !j -------program-----comm Grace--McCallum boys.Into a sledge-hammer blow that put 1 aunlhcr, or to another city or town-1Mr.'and Mrs. Jake Johnson and fam-, Music on Hawaiian quitar by Clark. The McCallum Sunday school elected Called for nnd Delivered. Tliere will be many fainlhar faces on him down for the count. Up to tm',)'bH’ he Wl» have to re-register. h^,. officers for lhe followihg year Sunday; RETIRING at a small both line-ups Just what pitchers the time. Bally had scarcely touched James| H any voter shall fa I to vote for two’ irh Quick who lived in thi* vicinity Mare house. —"Little BOy Blue.' by’Supt., Ira Osgood; Asst Sup-. Grace . two coaches will Mart'with i* yet un­ and the latter had established a nice' >'ra,r! >n succession, his master can!I.yran ttg0 was laid to rest in our Jt.Recitation an RoR(.f, ’ ■McCullum; Secy- Glenna Ogood: known but Ro-.c from the fieconij Ward margin of (mints. Russell Tlwmas also a’M* lhe Prr.cinci card wilt be taken out cefnrtery Wednesday attemoun. Mr. extra charge. piano Solo—Opal Honeywell Treas.. Fern Barnes; Organist'. Doroand Keller of the First, two veteran t.n retto • told-" ’.to-utlon^ttojwttored jat. tod to^wu^to quick q,,.,,. win „It w t. saoiy nuwa n«n <«»> uy sm.to Ity tore am. Itoy r.itonk.u, Chorlton Uurt, AnInto M>me solid competition , r ............... R,.t bark*t<>ji3. will comprise the receiving run when lie met the experienced JohnnyitwUhed by mall that he Is no longer.family but by his many friends, •w. ders. . end of tlie two batteries. J. Barnum, Mitchell of-- Lowell. -------- - ------------registered. Tire city clerk win •end^hU. Svm p Othy , s extended to his loved ­ Rum jhk up a | registered^ The will send this.; Mrs. Irvin Doster sang "A Cottage m I Ira Brooks, who hti' been (pending another youngster from over tlie river. K-rappy Uhl but tot to . ttohntcul Potto. Tto tutor will luw thirty <tay.|, God's Garden" and: •Tomorrow's An-'some time with his daughter. Mr*. Eu, may catch for the First in event coach from tlie date of thc notice from the| Mri Milo Lehman. William and Day." 1 lah Tldd and (atniiy o( Pottentvilh*. rei Leonard is forced to use Keller ii; an- knock-out. to renew l;l* registry. If he -Ritchie Mullen werb in " Nashville Sun- other This Is < he ffrsl lime _LU*K a team citv futiu clerk •n'L.nto^ nte r*^Jrv~lw>''.-intwa “”‘u *“'‘ *'"*.'* Tlirn Rev. Belles from Richland wa-! turned’home to Jew Osgood * Sunday w other berth. x falta to renew hi* registry be cannot qaV to Dickie Osborne who is quite introduces! and he eave 11. a verv in_________ , ■ r — The First Ward pitching staff u, from here has ever, entered an amateur vote al any future election without r.-jnlJ ln'roa"cw “n*1.?' a wr> boxing tourney: Harold Logan, instrucEAST GUN LAKE. tercsting talk. He told Us mkuc of the' composed of Ray Reynolds. Freddie registering. Mrs. Donner of Detroit. Deputy "Up up a „u Downs" ... and of farming u, in rruPen- ’ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Basore and Bishop un<| Bob FLshcr. all tliree ol lor of Journalism in the Hastings High It is expected to begin registering Grand Warden of the Rebekah A.-ja-mwhom arc eligible throughout the en­ schiMil, helped coach tlie team and di­ votcr* in this city under this new law b)y f,( Michigan, Mr. and Mrs. Dohmony iwylvanla; Something about thc land > family or Fort Wayne. Ind., arrived tire s« xson. DWhi|> lu-id thr strike-out rected their training. Ttw- team gave eurly in May. Of this due announce-> Iind Mrs. CarlLste of Kalamazoo visited ownership and taxation during Bible Saturday to spend the summer at their time*, and In- .-Aid that above all wc,cottage K-cord in last year's inter-class com­ a fine account of Itself. Seven local boxing enthusiasts' who merit will be given through the Ban-'the Rebekah Lodge hcfV* Tuettday. They should have Faith in God" and "Faith John Russell came home from Flor­ petition and may prove a source of ner and otherwise. It will be remem-; gave interesting and instructive' talk.* , in America." *<!a Thursday after spending lhe win­ trouble lo npiMising batten. In the 8cc- have been training under direction of bered that no one can vote at the pri-i which were enjoyed. Harald Logan, instructor of JournalLsm ' Vocal solo by Bum—-‘'Sunset vocal 5010 oy Mrs uum Biinret terjherc. ’•«'“■ ... - , ond'Ward. Lefty Hush anti G. Scjdmorr mary election to he held next Septem-j The Seniors are busy with their play turns lhe Ocean s Blue to Gold” and Clarer.c,- Warner and daughters of *at«yckle aw and English in the Hastings Higli will do the mound work lor that tram ber. nor at thc presidential election to which they wilt present April 22 and ■The Tumble down Shuck -in Atha- Kalamazoo visited at the home ol Will;"™' "8 <«• Bush pitched some gomt baseball fur school, entered thc amateur contest for t* held next November unless he or:23. lb,n(.• crawford Sunday • .Healey farm house to a (arm near the central Michigan held in the Elk Tem ­ the East End crowd last ictmon and I "'Mr.. Mullrndorr . . - •Mr>. KM M.r .nd ...... .. „ I|..STLS? Qitnlltriifi crhnril Mr and Mrs .ZIS Frwl ,.vt . ver, Urtor«>to. Mr. O site shall register before such election. J Mr. nnd Mrs. John Brigham and son mo. MUiirnaore gave-a very inter- «** • •**•*«» v - Scidmorr delivers with u *;>ccd that ple ut Ionia last night commencing If one become.* registered, und con-;of Decatur Were caller* at Mr. gnd Mrs, eating and daughter esung summary-pf summary or the tne Achievement Acnievemmt rK - Aber «mi uausnvci Dorothy uunnuy and anuj-—- *11rnMn 03010 Crc,k tD Ule will bother most of the boys. Whoever at 8:00 o'clock! One hundred and twen­ tinues to .reside in thc same place and ip. j Hughes Saturday, Hasting* ts, »...■■> Crvtk r.—tirieaiev nouse. Day in Hastings little Eugene Aber front Battle > bouse. is selected to pilot thr Easterners this ty-one. leather-gloved scrappers. repre­ preforms hi* duties as a voter at least! iu?on Adrianson of thi* place and Addle JJrown told a little about the rallel1 «t tbo John Crawford home .“7™™ ra™ senting 21 cities and villages from this once in-two years, he will never Iiave;Donavon Vellequettc of Gun Plains Farm Bureau. |. Thursday. , ing from the former James Hill farm * school year to find nnd develop two section of the state were scheduled to to register again. This will be ajipre- uvrr married al South Bend Saturday, | James Niill’ts building a bungalow! . , ---------- . , ,, eC I.'-----, ’ ■ Program at Hastings____ on Thursday. more hurterv lo ‘relieve Bush wlten meet. .. |on the Frank Harper farm Mr Har-.,'f b>' Mr of Bat­ elated by voters who arc permanent, Wc wish them a long and happy mar- । Singing-vjold morr w.u... up n» rurrrr ,n uunr , Jto^to, who WThl Irom l.rrr Folk* ut Home." Scidmore winds up his career m June. tie Creek. residents. I rind life. Congratulations. -urn. rmotion carried antl lantib* Plainwell, wtll oc- t,e Cre*k! Motion toYadJdurn. ’ On Thur«tay r.i toxl ... k ttototl J*' ">•««>' . 1U mMa: Funeral services were conducted Tlie qualifications for registering! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and Mrs. Repeating of tw u t c h w o r d -Pearl >' « is completed. th. Want writ art a. hrft to tto- Third l,yl- . K L""*>• undei thL* new law are the same Robert Gcrrett were in Kalamazoo on Brown. Secy. ?*zr.±t7 ’ Boyd Sonsbury. who has been in band “> afternoon at .the Wilcox Wart tot.tral.to- W.rt lla<toiS, no. I”"1": »>" 1 ahtoruht. IM they always have been. The person tot business, C.Won.1. lor <■» rr-.un^ to church lh“rc!’ for *trs. Louise Hyde who omntoto Into four toum. tto Third E!®®: Jpure Bjhto IwlUtoMKM. » be registered, whether man or woman.; passed away Friday evening at Pen' ------— .hits home here ixst wcHCT' Steve «■■ Knrtnes. lightweight. nt 135 Watd la tot with Ito fewM wtoran. 'pounds; «t«» — u.bt.w.ht nocjc hospital following a short Illness. must be 21 years of age and must have : CLOVERDALE. Mr. nnd Mrs- John Crawford,s]x-nt "°^f . of any of tlu- four teams. Kurmes, sec­ pounds;' Bud Cool, welterweight. 147 resided ut least twenty days in the pre-j Miss neicn of Mr. ---and — Mrs. Charlie: Bunal -— home ------ -—- — —taunaay 1 Sunday r. P m M.. at nt me the nome home ot of Mr. Mr. ana; antl|— “ ll"al was made in lhe Wilcox eemcHelen ration Patton oi-Mi<uanu of Midland spent The ond baseman. Jacobs, slinrutop. Miller iwninds', nnd Russ Thomas, middle­ elnet .nd to tltu M.to tor .1 tout to,lbe .... en(1 Willi ,-nit Jtor mdtto-r. Mr.. “™l" "" toturd.y ,n,ntod „ t m„,|„ >«>. ..... .--- _ ... --- .. . .. ..... :II1C WTCIl C«IU and Warner, pitchers and Adair, first- weight. 160 pounds. months. It will be well for tor .all nJ! city vot-,Lon vot-|L(0„ Anna'patton. Anna Patton. / | while thry were In Lowell. It wm di«- Mra Lydia William*, -----of Yankee baseman make uu a quintet about MORGAN. ers to watch the Banner closely for. Grandpa Brook* is spending a few und Alto tire truck called‘spiWl. which Coach Brunastctter wiU have to further announcements. 'day* with his son. Welton, and family, before it was beyond . John Clem and friends ot Kalamazoo Austin Deling went to Brooklyn Fribuild up u baseball team. This ward " ' Little w,n- ,Fox.................... cnl'’Ua ned her ,.■ |(rIll d|ty to visit her daughter, Mrs. Rayraiuc Ella CJIU HolU IW.U returned IITUIIKU home IIUIIK Wedtot vt- ; , prill the uk weck wtvk end vna nt ui tJu, lakl. will iiave to get a. lot of luaterlal from OBITUARY. itTl'ARY. jnesday. after spending a few days with daugmw daughter and family of HMting* Hasting* SunSun--------------nwnd Blower, and family. among tlic non-resident students if stelein wf* wais born OctbOcto-! the thc Rev Rhoail* Rhoads family nt Maple. Maple," a“y- ....... , .... ,. -LACEY. „c „, r „,„ u ... , Continuing the ladder system ot ' Henry R. Castetein We are glad to have Mrs. r Florence . they intend to niukc a serious bid for ranking that iw uwfd on thc tennis b.-r 3. 1870 in New Grove. The -----Ladle* Aid look in *2100 tor A maple syrup and biscuit social.; Trumper buck with us again after New Baltimore. Baltimore. Mich Mich... GrovCv, tlie City Championship. 5. 1932.| ;w.entertained ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- •by -— — •L. A. • «* - -------------*---------*--------ihi> life. April 5, 1932. Mrs. Patton her cousin, ’belr dinner election day. sponsored the «-* Briggs 8. -*** will be--------s;x-ndlng the winter with her daughter. squad last year. Albert B<-ckrr. tennis and departed thh If any boy knows of n boy who is coach, announce* tiic following “lad; ■ 2- days. ■ •When — •», _ __________ Mrs. Gertrude Hiotnas —1 —Thomas ‘~-Mrs. , Gertrude and -Beatrice held — «t the church basement Friday Mrs. Anna Craig, near Hastings. age 61 yr*. 6 mo*., and i Mr. Chas. Norton .of Ann Arbor Mon-. ----. ------eliRibld* but has not mt«->^ nut one of dcr" for the current season: but a small boy day evening. |•’*er*‘ vla,tor#at er Kilmer and'evening bov hu parents moved from; from;day vI»itor# at the Eln> Elmer and evening of this week. Mrs. Nellie Mr. and Mr*. Sum Ashby of Plainthe forms the committee is usiift toi 8^^. to whlfli W.l" ............. — Spaulding ------------------------------•■- ..Stanton. ............. Oitfdys Cortright and Grace well spent Saturday with Mr. und Mrs. New BMllnor. Baltimore lo to qulmto Quimby in which vi T; Mr. and Mrs. Lee MacDonald of Hashomes of ------Cascade Singles; Kennedy Kennedy. Heath Heath. Perry, Kto make it easter to keep in touch with An|{(.pi iro„.Mdl, L. Boyes. Puync. W clnity he grew to manitood and by his:tings spent Friday with their parents,,Saturday afternoon. 'Miller are committee for the supper. J. W. Shaffer. tlto plto,r,. tot,d tto ur.-r.ttijtrrto toy „ W1|1,wr. FunlUs, P„|d. kindly, genial nature had endeared Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald. : Mr. and Mrs. Glen Dtan entertained;Mrs Lovelie Miller asiited by Miss Miss Harriet Knapp and Miss Opal a to Mr Brv/ak who will give him a form and- Fox. himself to all with vthom he associated.j Donna DeMond of Kalamazoo spent ber si*Ur and husband of Middleville:Helen Gw will prepare a program for .Woo&ton of Halting* were callers in • to fill- out. Tlie committer U anxious , Doubles-. Anicrll-Irnnsldr-. Perry­ He ha* lield many jkositions ol trust;a few days last week with iter aunt. Sunday. .the evening. > [this vicinity Tuesday evening, in gel the rural boys assigned sd that' Heath. L. Boyes-Kennedy. W. Boyes- in township, school and churchof.which: Mrs. Lester Monica. . , ■ --------------------------------------- --------IW me"- am «« ■»»'»« R,w. ,„-j Dr.ry.lto, he was a valued member. Fir many; Mrs. Anr Went to Kalamazoo Wedjearv he was poatmoster and Aent forincschiV. 'to,«•";?■» toy « le.m -- :------........ ............on the Ito Michigan Central railroad.’In 1899 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mills und daugh«llh Ito to»t toUto, 5,,,,... to au test match, ,r|, and. if, inc •rung ?bove" he was united uniieu in marriage murriai;c to 10 ml ML*s ** Lena ucna.ur ter ot 01 South ouuin Bcr.d xwixi spent the me week cua end to. '..mriolly ,1 tot. nt Mrp ,, lh, . tor ym McIntyre. Huy lovingly cared lor her i with-Mr. and Mr*. Grant Dickerson. | tato Itonly limn >0 rom|T<r tor tho. g^,,, lhr 'p,,^ ln u„ brother's orphaned children. Harold Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum return- , 'tanking list participated in tournament <■and Bernice, xs long as they lived Hejed from Detroit Friday afternoon,' Tto (toy snr . rommlllrr whnh u j, 'r ,nur.„tool romprnnon is siuvivtd by hlx loving wife, two! bringing their little grand-son. Ralph.'; .uprrrtoto Ito >m eny torto tor 1UI1 a,„u, u sisters. Mrs. Mary O'Brien und Mrs. back -With them to remain for a few' . Barry Ixnigc. No. 13 K. ol P. wish to ,,, ’ Emma Cole ot Buttle Creek, foqr I days. cxpkss liielr appreciation and the nprz- c *;• broltiers. John of Rockford. Tayfield of! . Mr. and Mrs. Lester Monica nnd son’ preclation of the boys playing in the' Delton. Hank of Battle Creek-and Wil-Hilaries spent Bunday with Mrs Mon- i .■cries for the generous donat(oils made c . liam of Quimby besides nieces and ilea's mother. Mrs. Leonard, of Has-, by the following Lodge members which nephews and many, many friends who-Unga made it possible fur thc purchase ol, The baseball team of T. K. 8. High will mbum his passing. 1: Mr and Mrs. Hubert ■ -- — - - - of; Pettingale an exceptionally fine catcher* outfit,pried off the lid of the baseball sea­ . I Cressey called on Mrs. Rcplogle Sun­ Consisting of a regulation catcher's; *on nt Freeport Friday. Thev were de­ "I cannot say. and I will not sny day. . mitt, chc-st protector, leg guqrds Andheutc^ by an ex|x-ricnced team by a <. Tiial he is dead—he is Just away. j , The following spent Sunday at the' mask: । to 2 margin in a seven inning game. The! With a cheery smile, and a wave of th?’[home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Monica.' hand. . Frank Bagnall. Banner Office. Dave, Middlevillr buys «tfed the tlr.«t run in iMr. and Mrs. Albert Monica and Mr. Boyes. Carl Boyes. Stuart Clement.; the second inning. Freeport.' however. , He hits, uanden-d into an unknown nnd*Mrs. Russell Monica of Kalama­ DIFFERENT from any other type mattreu You wake up fully refreshed — your body . Milo DeVries. Ed. Downs. Maurice counted the' tying run in their half! ' land. zoo. Mr nnd Mrs. Wellington Monica K«;>, of Bedford, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. ’ made! No huir-or-cotlon-stuffcd inattrraa restored with cnefgyt your spirit buoyant! Morris Hill. M A. Lambic, Chas.jthd nt two-all in thc fifth. Freeport;11 nlHxls be. since he lingers there.' Hayward of Dvjton. Leonard. Dr C. P. Lathrop. Dr. C. S.'put acrow two runs on two hit;- and'^7t*Zou'_,<’,h2’“u'7 10 Uie.”!Ldc1'! J?arn can compartrwfth it. No ordinary springSee the Perfect Sleeper — the interior­ Miss Catherine Cagney will resume! errors —- '- .. !Por thc olll*tlme nnd the glad re- ,thc teaching of her music class this McIntyre. Harold Newton. Kim Sigler,. two errors. filled mattress is like it. The Perfect . view model particularly. Note ita-iuarvdoua !I Since this was thc first game and we! ‘“JP’ . . . , Chas. Woodruff. Dr. J. A. Wopton. ~ week, having been obliged to dis-1 have only three veterans from last ?fvh 71 f?rtng n,^,dc“ v, ।continue for some time, on account of j Sleeper la entirely tufthut. No bulges, spring construction; unusual quilted-down, 'year's team we should not be dis-!InXhaJove of there as thejovc of here'!. illness. , knots or grooves. No restrained spring shiftless padding; sagless edges; shape­ |couraged. Next Friday the Thonjapplc'J™?*n^Xl-h/uI। Guests-at thc home of Mr. and Mrs.] James MacDonald were, Mr. and Mrs ' lM,>A w1^ Jowrw t<» suntieid for their ■ action. With amazingly uniform softness, holding dressiness; beautiful and durable ,, ,, , , . ,, 'second league game. A little experience ; George French of Battle Creek. Mr. and OBITUARY. Hastings High traflulm will open slwuId , our Uam d . I Mrs. Fred Messany ot Wall lake, and nnd a surface as smooth as a table-cover, medallion-design cover. Choice of color*. their 1932 ti'ack and, field season in - --------------- -----Wilson D. Lake, only son'of Ebcr andI Vernon MacDonald, and family,, also; competition with AHegan und Grand; the Perfect Sleeper buoys you up so gently . HOLMES CHURCH. . Elizabeth Lake, wa* born in Hastingsi mother. Rapids Union High schools at Grand! Visitor* at Roy Wickham’s Sunday township, Barry county. Michigan.■ Mr. und Mrs. Clancy, son Bobble and. PERFECT and molds itself to every curve of youfr X Rapids Saturday afternoon. So ----------------------, fiy this were Mr. and Mrs. Archie Wilson and! October 30, 1868, and passed away at . Mr. Cobry spent Sunday nt Grand Rap-1 iixs interfered serious- daughter , season, weather has of Kalamazoo. Mux Yurger'his home in the city. April 4, 1932.. ids. ■ body so evenly you scarcely feel it. Not a ly with outdoor workouts. • | of Grand Rapids and Hubert Long of-aged 63 years, five months and four Mrs. Ross Bllven and ^trs. Ray Among the veterans from last year carlton. ■ |days. muscle is cramped. Not a nerve cord is Conoway of Hastings, spent Tuesday! on whom Coach Hawthorne is dependMr. and Mrs. Joseph Crockford were) August 28. 1895, he wa* united in afternoon with Miss Catherine Cag-i unduly compressed. You sleep! You rest! ing to win points are: Nelson Gardner Sunday visitors af Welby Crockford**'marriage Elsie E.----------Smith. To thisney. ■ .... to-------------_ — . I kj thc mite; Bishop. Howard. Raldt and: in Woodland. , If — — — • --------------------! I union was born one daughter. Mar-, Sunday visitors at Ryan Bros. were, R Cronk in thc half-mile; Snyder and, Mrs. Arista Easton of Hastings spent ।garetra. He remained on the old home- Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Alcox and the Lcchlellncr in the quartcr-mile; Ow* ■ Thursday Mrs. Sarah -----------Durkee. । stead 1 --------- , with -----------------------until March 19M. when he | Misses Aileen Alcox. Margaret Conway. in lhe 220 and 100 yard dashes; lx;ch-1 Mr. and Mrs. Mrs Hilbert HUbert Barnum mid and tuuivu moved iv to nuaimgs. Hastings, wnerc where nc he naa: had i F.llen McCaffery and Marjorie Phelan. leitner and Q*os in the running broad. daughters, Mr. and Durkee resided, exception of Marshall. Afrs. Anne Fitzpatrick.1 — •< Mrs. »<- Fred ru.-u —i-.since ----------.J— with the as ----- - gji of Jump; Rase, and Townsend in! in! nnd Ond Keith Sunday aftarnnm afternoon at atI1 twn jump; Rnje. Adams anti Reith spent snent Runrfav .... spent ih t— ­ Mrs. La Belle Wheeler and little son. two m>ar< years ahun which were Free tin- high Jump; ant! Hewitt. F. Cronk.'p«cy Lehman's ut Wamcrville. port. • Maurice and Robert Welsh o( Kalama­ Payne and Laurence in thc shot put. | Mr. and Mrs. Rolnnd Valentine spent Thirty year* ago he Was an active zoo. ■ Many new candidate* arc also work- Sunday at Loyd Valentine's in Wood­ Granger, was a charter member of ing out regularly. | |nnd. Blur Grange. -He served lhe township EAST ORANGEVILLE for two terms as treasurer, was a Past AND WEST HOPE. Another steel home in Cleveland, beA correspondent asks the correct way Noble Grand of Hastings Lodge No. in* built experimentally, is of sheet to fold an umbrella. Il is scarcely 58 I. O. O. F.. having been a member Mrs. Katie Johneock entertained her metal, has no frame and is said to necessary lo add that this correspond­ of that body since July 1913. was also sister, Mrs. Maggie Brown and daugh­ ’ possess unusual heat and sound in-1 ent does not live in England.—Hum- a member of Hiawatha Rebekah Lodge ters of Grand Rapids last week. Our teacher. Miss Norma Castle was - sulatlng qualities. orisl. No/53. . His was a friendly, helpful nature unable to teach the first of the week always ready to tend his aid in time of Russell Johneock Is the new treasurer need and it can be truly said of him for Orangeville. that he was “a friend to man."’ Mr. and M>*- Jtt!t Leonard arid fam­ He leaves to mourn his loss, the wife visited Sunday with thc latter's and daughter, four sisters, and a hast ily parents at Lake Odessa. . of relatives and friends. Akron "Mechino-Form”*—*Mrs. Hattie Anders entertained her I cannot say and I will not My. mother, Mrs. Ekway,• of Hastings last TRUSS FAD ' That he is dead. He is Just away! week. With a cheery smile and a wive of the Holds Rupture Sscursty Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Johneock hive hand. returned from their trip to New Jer­ with Minimum Pressure He has wandered Into an unknown sey where they visited the latter's purland. . . ’JLKRON Me$hano-Form Trane* cxchiively provide thi* amaz*» ing NEW. adjustable-center sponge rubber pad. Dotted lines Mr. and Mrs. Byron Titus visited WOODBURY. in picture show how center of pad can be raised or lowered, Sunday with Mrs. Vet Erskin of Camp; Mrs. Glenn Ralrigh, Mrs. Karl Eck- Custer. • -—. *'d*ininK P4'1 correctly to wearer. Rupture held securely. Un­ ardt and Mrs Leo Hynes attended the necessary tissue destroying pressure avoided. Unequaled truss Mrs. Alice Collin* spent Thursday; annual meeting of the Barry County with Mrs. Alice Murray at Plainwell, comfort and great aid to itpprovftncat. Nothing else like it See j Achievement Day at Hastings Friday. a demonstration here. . Mrs. Edith Baines and Mrs. Ida’ Mesdamcs Tillie Miller. Dona De­ Baines visited friends in Cooper Thurs­ Camp. Bessie Geisel and Neva Pierce day. attended an open meeting of the Lake THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dings of Wall Odessa Woman's club at thc Congrega- lake, visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs. oi B. A. LyBarker, Proprietor. Hasting*, Mich. 'tlonal church. Friday afternoon. "Complete Home Furnithert" Jas. Co|lins. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Scheel, of SunHomer Ritter and Mrs. Art Reed and AUTHORIZED EXCLUSIVE AKRON TRUSS FITTERS TELEPHONE 2226 ' HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Ifield, spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. grand-daughter ot Shelbyville visited 'Carl Pierce and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sllcock Saturday. I Sporting Items r NECESSARY FOR VOT­ ERS TO RE<G STER ; Make Seven Local Boxers ’ T Enter Ionia 1 ourney Your Clothes Like NEW by our Dry Cleaning and Pressing! r,. ..... McCall Bros. ♦ Tailors ♦ t Tennis Squad Gets “Ladder” Rankings bics He* lore ID. ight A luxurious new-type rith nds. 1 for chc Mr. via- r 7 r 7 r 7 r 7 r 7 r 7 r 7 i k k i 1 k k I 1 L < T\ \ Mine L/TOpS UpCneT LO 1" TeepOTt mattress «AS SOFT AS WHITE CLOUDS AND SMOOTH AS BLUE SKY” fr’s TUFTLESS 9 H.H.S. Tracksters s Ju Tnangular Meet WJ* WW WJ* W? For a short time only we will give away absolutely free with every Perfect Sleeper Mattress sold, a fine double deck coil spring. That, together with tl^ wonderful new mattress will make absolute­ ly the finest and softest bed you have ever slept on. W Adjustable-Center W $3500 Miller furniture Company * �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL U, 1931 PAPE FOUR. The H»stinp« Banner ine Hasting* Danner “'™ “» uta,al ............................ < । innisMs) lh^ VinL,s and Opininns. "turt.".:!'-:: •IN lUKUY COtXTJ This and That Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday ... * . „ Wliat Others bay Colonial Hower‘Gardens. A Colorful List. , travagance of it. ' Wc realtoc that Varieties »175.000 Aplenty. isn't even a TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. ALEX NOT NEEDED. , Making the Back Yard Bloom. Mr. and Mrs. field Beach spent Fri­ Detroit politicians are threatening to] eminent expenae fa concerned, la in kill ijw oj , thc dove of peace hovering in the!• Thia to thc time of year to think! --------Rapids. ■ fact Mmply a particle of mist floating Republican sanctuary. rtr^uwek°hir'aboMl Panting flower-gardens Ever/ Grand ______ _______ _____ • RusaeU'Horton returned from Kan­ above the ‘ budget" ocean. But the nominate -Ex-Gov Alex Groesbeck .WSM-C tor. or fertile soil is’aas City Friday " -when re lie Iim been make a gwd gov-,----- practice is contrary to the dictates of! governor. governor Alex did dld^mokc la potential pou-niial flower garden and may be working and wfllCenter willfmU into partner,! ” ernor bus!nt.ylike management and is a poor! *”"” but he to a down-and-outcr de-|* *। ... , . spite his service to the state He has made lo bloom tn honor of lhe Father 4hlf wMh,hu tatftw_ln the Insurance and investment security busincM. , spoken in their plea for reform In govi-mmenC have failed to set the cx-[ ■&-.“is™ CbVSndfceel called back from their contemplated INTERWOVEN Socks un­ •tauve* was not in a responsible mood , DEFINING ECOMOMY. i organtartfqns. The Bicentennial Com-; she has accepted a portion lo •-lien it rushed through a bill granting u . mbunder-tandina ,uitte£ !n <!“h .u i,f()“'i°tln8 .in-, teach in Detroit independence to the Philippine Wands- Tlmft suI economy XUrSSwT 1 s.Mr> D E ’Wkr MrM in fact the sort of freedom granted virtuous term, and do not by any ’. stateTitepartiJent Of UjteultSJ k wmlTtac^teT^oMte w-Ort “* ,iu "by this measure will amount to P,un«‘^“ ‘‘^^'P'^^^^ co-operattng also and hbrticultural ex- ' Mrs. Alice Bute* to spending the wi mg there Wand, into disorder, n wfli XSteSfe aUrtbmw wSc“have t!S'|x‘rt* ,o A«ncultural College* aeek with her daughter, Mr. C M ’.4. be risking trouble with thc f»r east S0* d£ku£ Con-! *n work Overstreet in Detroit "J? which may tartly nullify any advun- serving is not merely doing 'without. ’ I^., ,4 SJate ** ‘ ‘ ^r^^s^nt^^re^'tld known the world over for their 5 durability, style, fit add comfort 7/ie New Spring Styles Are Here! rfnnb°‘. hte hundred* of amateur1 with Dr. and Mrs. John Wooton. rtD but c<,rn,l,t Am®5!,.n ,JJfe'• gardeners will plant Colonial flowers.!Mr 'and Mrs. C. —W. Clarke . and.1 daughter, Kathryn, attended the Ward-1 ...... .I*™*familiar in thc time of George Wash­ Cornelius wedding at Park- Congrega­ gal- man to by no means a tlght-Wad ington and .which will bloom each year tional church in Grund Rapids Satur­ The Kanias Banker. as a permanent memorial to hto mem- day. Miss Marion Houvcnir of the Detroit . TRUCKS OR 17UINS7 The Department of Agriculture- h;u .schools is spending the spring vacation The public has almost ruined tlie prepared the following list of - flower.-; with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Isaac railroads by dividing its shipping und Which were familiar tn Colonial Days Houvcnlr. traveling by motor cars. What his hron which will be particularly adaptable to; »»e wult? There ten t a rail or motor this kind of cclebratjon. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ss £h’,*,.zs.. "'JS For. blight sunshine with plenty • - oft W. H Silence. well and favorably Over 44 fee; ter.:: amnm tn the business circles of this Over . „„„„ lalcl(- ln ,lm, „ fertility and mpistur,. high.- cantor-bean, cosmos, “sunflower.; “ •■•'•dwer. j cl ty ha.’ purchased tlu- W. H. Myer* war. that ”one system, -at least, .. to- •wvnuin, ................ ’ sorghum, icicMta. fetertta. npio. nplo.' JUJiL. ano’ inaian «ZZ.n'an<* 8011 Mock and busuwss! maintained at a high standard _Which)COrn: ov<,r 3 f,,t. j^cpius-coat ,..^-S0St» tove-L "’••'■land will continue thr same nt thr old sha11 u,’*7,ls lirs-Wreding, feather cockscomb.I! cocjcscojnb.Ktand on Jefferson fit. S’lLuSS’-TObSL'“'U“~a‘""«»I ««n»--.m« m., pr 1 ,i„. I. a, b,App<rtrr,d ln Woodland Items—Thr ■ ~....... purr, mm 30ipurr. buzz ana nnd inc the whizz whizz, oi of inc tlic better sign that election year 1» neat-. I inchre. wrnflower. lark, pur, srabiosa. i autl,niobil.« to again in evidence, even A NEW REASON TO STUDY Ing and that political eye*'are winking: representative government by them­ •cartel -izc trawflower, und annu. |lh(. „inc rtd smrI1 LANGUAGES | at tbe aoidiers' vote! However, the’ selves (educated Filipiixw admit tliisi.' 124 inches. balsam. c«llu>p»u. China-a.-| Ed RuMeU of Orind lxx,8e WM thc .... .......... summer chrysantln-munj. cocks-guclt (,f Mrs. Jennie Rowlrv Sunday, measure to so extravagant that thc na­ and (-conomlcally they depend un a . .Secretary Sunuon of the state De- -er. partment 7nto'b.ltorA'^to".M!J™ recently inaugurated direct ।I comb, com-flower, tour-o'clock. gaiJJarggillar- i Mr. and Mra .. tooi .coda to u,„ud teSu ,,A,r~ comb coneflourr Mrs R. J Eggleston rntertional commander of tlie American Le­ ti-lnnhnnlr xervira h.>lu»»n imnrii-. ana'.;.. ................... .....tour-o'clock. ............... . ........ ; rained Mr. Phillli> Corrigan of Brlttoh gton. himself, stands solidly agnlns: It state* Cut ofl from us by tariff walk H"'«manla with a conrerrai.on wim L. Mupdragw. .nd- -r- i^vluriibta Friday. He will leave foHtta tor his -------------— - t>*. an Itetace J rXTnri) 4 these. islands would be hclpl easy Ohika, Foreign Minister at flu- the-mountmn: 18 inches, Jote-tearadditional bonus legislation. He sees ... JoJe-U-ars. itom^prti h prey fot any—other »'«* -.■ con- inigom-ttr. and stock:... 12 inches, inches, caca-' Burnette Moore'of Detroit iwus the! lhe bill in its true light, a bit of po*.,-.,, —■ grasping .power . . d txJhUcs ■» to ' n EnR1UlV *s,h nlne depart- S®S;„ Ittvlula. <California-poppy, cafllop.-i-,'!JS“ u.,l! .1 o« r«..bb (.-. t(10 m- T":; ^S? ‘‘toX"r"rSn wuJ uu!;“ ”X iiSiESV‘-S 5s-' . .» ««, K-xi jMJiii.us to m,nu imsuunts "lutening in" c............. .............. ... ,Sai'toSu - ■ 1 enure country that will tend to du- Kuttlc there ulands for the sake of tension phones at Washington Drummond phi-x. phlox, pink, pink, and and Iceland Iroland’ !return return to to Detroit Detrmt with with him. him ; Driimmbnd ......... "benefleiar' —....... -........... .......... ..... .— development ■ ...ot ---------------- .. ....................... ..... — 12 inches, credit the American Legion. Cungn-s- bragging about legislation Rapid international poppy; under inches, agcratum. agcratum. ' Rev. Father Llnskey spent tlic Int­ 1 -................... erested the d.-ftcit 1’phonic communicutu?n. fat. by’ pa-wng paxvmg bonu,:to bonus; to the people back home, but thc ac- A' ,*e.< communication, as well a* as cockscomb, cockscomb. lobelia, .««■ ..a. pariutaca, xwv- tltcr ,iUrt of the week in Detroit the legataUonourthe pnxeMof President Cion • an»F«^na , guest of relatives. non la i. neither admirable toto nor*states------ v..trade, ------- , may .—, be ~ expected to — bring —:•••»• of Of Easiest Culture under ordinary orduiary „ ... , , .. , . foreign Mrs C A Ken returned un Tuesday Hoover .nd the recretvy of the -----treas- manlike about- increased increased empiiasto emphasis upqn upon thek-atden the -..adrn .condUtota: Over 44 feet, fret, sun------------------------------------------about condltloiji: Over sun- ।fron, an extended visitTwith retaures! ury -V.-l/ And now ally crudely legislating' hr-k-rj; Fortunately tlie measure ,hn» not study of foreign languages in American slower; ftoin r about alx.ut 3. fro: fro:. JOM-phs-c:>.it. JoM-piis-cna’. at , Athens Ohio. itself cut el the jam. this body ot p<uthe senate as yet. Let us.hope educational Institutions. [ love-lirs-bleeding. heltopsto, and pnn-j 1 «... l>„u. orlg-hy went to East Jordan , Saturday to see his mother. Mrs. A D. "public MTvanto wouiu would ,pmngc jdunge us inin- that oug.*olon» wiU show a lltlte k-,.7 Mid ®f Uiatfenglbh S*’’. puu.ic seippis the fact to ihj the. offteinlp.trt.wflowci. and zinnia;’ cornflower about 24 । -w u» .. and thc HuitEnvUon r.mr-ini • ,....,<1..., *»««»> 74 Grtgsby. wiw to seriously ill. to debt again—u.l lor thr sake of votes. cons.dcra.ton-for votes, and u little tongue throughout almost all of North Nnchcs, caUiop.iL., summ.r chrjWthe- ---------,------------------------- - *------>— — Mr. und Mrs. Birney L. Kenyon ol That U congressional, prc-campatgn. more regard for the responsibility of America, we have until recently been mum, coneflower. gaitlarriia, mangold.,Lansing have Iwn visiting Hastings logic for you! We predict* that any this nation as a guardian. ' inclined to regard ourselves tu Unguis- jioppy. anti snow-op-the-nwunuin; relaUves this week. with iiujicr and pencils. tlcully relf-suflicient: knowledge uf for-: about 18 Inches. mignoiH-tte; about 12 ; Mr. and Mrs. Clair Emerson ot Ohio . Kapidvspent Sunday with Mr. and ■ member of congress who vote* for thu . . cign-languages has been regarded as 11 inebo. Caix-manaold. calendula, call-j are the guests of their cotulp. H. P Mr- 'A, Dayenpprt. measure will have lots of <-xplalnmg to Mrs A. I). Knixfct-rn and two sons Church will iw eiitertalinil by Mn. cultural accomplishment, generally of fvrnia-popuv, bato.iiii. candytuft, pe-1 Tuttle and family. arrived here froth Montana Thursday, do when’he gets back home. Husung*. using the old mayw-coun- hu)c material valta-. -. .. _.. . . . Janies Townsend at her residence on i, tnhia. Drummond phlox, pink, dwarf j Miss Gen'evievo Eldridge spent from cU system of city government, is-get-. In the future, wc may lodk for a : — : Friday until Sunday with her parents Mbs Hertha Bi-nllPy returned from WidtirMluy evening. tlnj; results that will compare favor- marked change in this attitude, as in-, ! at Caledonia. . DIVERTLNG THE GAS -TAX. Friday evening for a villa* jtotoimc.lto i. Mtos Myrfie Houfstatter of Grand Ypsilanti In pleading against diversion of th< ably «.,!> any ram,Ion,. »l iuvnii.cn Htc , are drvelojiedt— De* Moines, ,u_, facilities ; Rapids un.. thc guest 6f her parents, tjon. our render;, an interesting Itudructiyo gasoline taxes for general government management that has come to our a:- ii„ua, Rcgtotc: ’■ Mr. and Mrs Levi Ifoutstatlei. Easter. expense to ease over lhe present situ- tenlion; There to a reason for this. Tlie Mrs. Samuel Hoitu-r and son of Reed FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. Qhrtotiau Temperance Union by Mrs. M. If. Wing Ol this city. ation. big-road-program enthusiast.- iystein. ttM-lf. isn’t so Important as tlie, Tineditor id the Banner goes today ,:City are tlic guoato of her parents, Mr. to East Saginaw to npn-M-iil thr Rr<>n Friday evening about -one o'clock try io make out that tlie motoring-pub-! men in charge of thc system, Within: HE WHO is wos/ foun dub here al the Hfatc meeting NEWS GLEANINGS. he.is entuely separate and apart from'the past few years we have to-cn for-! to be held there on Tuesday. "THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. .Cliarlis Horton .in thr third ward mid charttable i n h i s Representative Kleberg from Texas!, the rest of the lax-paymg public. We; lunate in having a continued .rup of though tlu- fin- d<|K<rtmenl were Don't fail to attend the lecture by Father Youmun. so well and fuvorhas u ranch of 1.280.000 acres — almost , judgment i\ grwrmaintain, however, that this to not thej capable men in office AL-o we've been inbly known in this city, will give iu* Professor Samuel Dickie al the Pres­ promptly 'on. hand before acutance case. Isnl .your average n.oU^nst also-surprisingly free from\»ctidnal blck- twice tlic stee of lhe state of. Rhode ally the lean unjust, famous illustrated lecture on India at byterian church on Wednesday eve- could to- rendered llie bouse was iwvjrIsland. • j . dc.-lroyed . Loss, from 5200 tn 5300. —Lhe—auditorium Wednesday evening. nirig Hl:, subjecl will to- "Grit and ly the average lax payer, who u flnduig enngs and "horseplay." Many-----------cilies gre Farm forestry' Is being taught—-ml --------------------j -------------,,—_.— j April 23. ’ Greatness" and will intere.-t everynne. no insunmrtthe present real estauestate and a" * jwson.il ' , continually “ 1 1 by internal’ -North Carolina, when- the student to me disorganized 1 The oki Electric Light plant L. being There will be a public examination “ ‘ tax burdensome? in fact the owner- poUtict- Parties take thamrebes and «n better milling method.-1.! ■ remodeled afni the second atory Will be of all persons .desiring to teach the , . . ..... elimination of waste and how to im-’ ship of automobile* t* so wide spread, their ambitions so seriously that they pruV(. t||p luinb<.r I occupied soon by pete Tyndall as al coming summer in 'tlu- township ot John Hotchkiss und a cordial -invita­ ;residence, and the lower (jortidn will Hastings nt tlic Center M hoo’.houM- on tion is given to all thr friend.-, of the that, the motoring public IS the lax- can't. co-o;x-nlteto insure good governibe used as a factory for thc manufac­ Wednesday. April 25. IR7L comnun.:- M-cu-ty to attend and donate liberally. paying public as well. Under present ment. Here thc opposite u true. Alter Canada send.- the largest number ofture of a patent check for harnesres jjing mg a! Tl-.e proceeds to l»ut .nine o'clock A M Tlie examexam-- Ttw to- apj applied ’to the reconditions, the average motorist would' all R to rq^-r renreleia to carry party mm 8Tan « ° ’ •' nU 3tr' 1 Covert, freer has ordered two car. mation will be tioili written »hd oral pointing and fixing ifl> into ' the -government1 of -a * Twelve hundred miles of London* rathe’r see a lower real eatalc and per- ■division* “■•*-' : loads ot the fanu|m Bronson cement, and applicants should provldi them- edifice. small city such as ours. Herealmo. •. streets arc still liiihtcd b\ gas. and unycu-.t-thinking of having cement: *• • sous; property lax tl everybody lias a personal acquaintance nio de Janeiro means "River of Jan-.' nasturtium, portukwa. and sweet alys- walk., built will no well to see him. | local gtyv eniment.» c Bert Sparks ha* resigned hts post-! no River of; slim.. s . wiUi the local candidates for whom uary ? And that theie u; ::c «*t.- road-budding project! tiop us engined uV llie BookcuM- fac-1 >v-------- .-.'iins t!;-.’ tl-:: LJ^lt Fertile Sml, GaillutdM,! they vote; knows whether or »w» not m the ! jtory and has accepted a similar one' thought mutlguld, Drummond phlox, and por.-[I with the cement factory at Jonesville! is likely . to give efficumt b»>'w*tore thc city tidw stands, . daeiu-d. ur-w taxes candidate „ , . , . , . . it must be tire mouth of a nver He tulaca . ' present taxes service Therefore whv no. be gfoagd^lalll.r(j Rncr of, January only tu On Light Boil. No'. Too Rich Cucks- jand has moved'to that place Ix-n W. FeiKlincr. ot Nashville, was a ih t • ret by pctsorui knowledge ot lhe candi- discover later that the river's *-mouli» ax^i ;<m..Uwt .. cocksronffr , , • , in the*clty Thursday cn route to Kaluplenty of dtlr. rather than party affiliations'*- J waj only a bay.r .On On. IJ’Jur Boil -Loro-lie.»*bterdiru: inazoo where he attended a meeting of prmc.s.eathi-i Jcreei>hs-coat. Capet | ic Republican Congressional comProfessional photographer* number! marigold. godt-tia. dwarf ua.-turtium.i mlttee. ■ VALUE OF A DOLLAR 'about 15 000 in the United States p.ctiiljca. ,:ias-pink. alyssum.. E o HOn)JIK)k D b. Hinckley and disr,. Atrti-boarding campaigns are laudable . Anti-hoarding , M McElwain were home from Lun­ , Mil* overage* 4 6 10 pounds to tlie garden ba’- iiii. and caLiopv., in Partial Shade: Basketflower |ng Monda> to votr that Mr-‘l xr* evident.) getting some result*. gayon -urel-iuliun, clarkia platy codon, go-. Indabelle Biuby visited Ker But tlie thing above all other.. But is ----------tu< Drummond phlox, paivy. sweet iWer. MrK Mark Warren, in Charbk.1, W bru>, mow tork mW Ctou. Spwi.l d.toray .<«»(» -------- -------- , . alyssum, lupine, ...,d and forget-me-nut. ! lQttc Ust wcet thorl/ed in October 1885 S. LaI ion ls tbe adylcd purchasing power Especially Responding To Rich Soil/ Frank Lem* ot Sault Ste Marie- to SENATORIAL R • cast- ol lire dollar with prwe levels contin-. Tlie fm>t cooking state used tn the Castor-bean, scarlet ;age, balsam, and vtoltlng his parents, Mr and Mrs. White our national Hastings is confronted with an unemployment Chain-aster. ’ i6 g.,v- ualiy.dtvpping. Right now the value of .United States was invented in 1798 Valentine Lems thi* week. problem. Worthy men out of work DO NOT To Cut For Everlastings.- Rcae ever/ Mrs. Margaret Lowry went to Dun­ ,c nKn'» dollar, measured in terms of put elm-,- tik. Leviathan7rav71mg at the rate WANT CHARITY; they want work. lasting, leathered cockscomb, globe- dee ,tf_. yesterday vesterdav to visit her son. Rev. J ad <- ■ - ing power i* 25-per cent above normal of 23 knots burns 875 ton* of oil per' aiitoiuntil, and trawflow. i . ! aA. I-owry. FhA was accompiynied __ ..... by whereas dunn; tin: Loom jicriod from <^5' We are acting as a clearing house to bring you Plants that can be .-•tarted to, advan-1 her grandson, George Lowry.and these men together. aw out 1925-1939 il was about 25 per cent below ji The 2.000.000 stipulation of Vienna is:-tove In Hotbeds add Cold!ranks foi, ’ early flowering, whether they uro to be. . FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. mo:- normal. Thc gold backing a dollar-is a third of tltr imputation'of Hungary. Nearly every house in our city needs some re­ iixd for bedding purposes or lor cut;, Jr. and Mrs Dorr Mudge spent .... • . c-r eanstanr in quantity but the actual 1 Sunday ut Wall lake pairs or remodeling. Free of cost to you, .we will । No Bitiish sororcign liascxercwctl the< fluu-r.; Aseratum Ciiinu-.u.tcr.culhojvdtahwwit■’buying power of this gold vanes with power of vetoing an act of Partlamont co*tcr.-bean. nullndnla calendula. check needed repairs or alterations you are coni Cha». Baldwin spent Thursday and ______ _— chrysanthemum. _________ _____ godetia.l'Friday of last week in Grand Rapids Hcotnb. :jv 'irtiirto.-u uro the time; Right now price levels arc suiee 1707. , . tcmplating and give you an estimate of c*at. Re­ lobelia, marigold, petunu. grass-pink.1 Miss Olive Grigsby has returned >o;L trotr their mu;e favorable to tlie buyer than in ,, ——— member, materials can now be supplied at ex­ “ , • . , ,, . . . Tin- number of. foreigners vi-iting scarlet sage, *p!dcrflowtr. and verb-na from Chicago after an extended visit b. • I-. a>e,»<to Du»-tact atec. »>ll und » j,|Mn !ht Ctu monl^ uI tremely low prices. Some plant» that may to- sown in ,’ visit with friends, : m r, coUcc! bring hoarded money back into cir- j 1931 dec:eas?d 22 |x-t cent. Beds In Hie Oi>en Ground and later! A- D. Cook went to Montague Mon­ The men recommended for your work will be trampUnled to their permanent kica- day and will return with Miss Minnie •lie:, actually n- cutatton even without thc atuuulm. ot ,, , , ———~ „ 1 u .. ■ , 1 Mnrc than 1000 telephone calls a day t Ions are ageratum. calendula, cklll-! men of ability, assuring first-class workmanship. ■"01 >‘c/- AC- an cxpcr.av^ campaign.______ aa, 1>ctwern London'and Paris Cook who has been very sick. opstf. China-a«ti r, clarkia. cockscomb. • «mto In lhe at, A few suggestions: Paint up to prevent de­ gbdetia. . lobelia, I The lower branch ot the legislature dahlia, gaillardta, mnh, .n.pdnu,«>. s<>iu.-dar h.v n« )«• returned tom terioration . . . use insulation to save fuel ... fix ■of N.-.-th Carolina was once called the mignonette, pansy, ind zinnia Ma-t of an e*«'nd'<» pleasure trip to Cuba spiderfiowcr. stock.---------------— inoanma ...Maio:, HonoraWf I)wUcl 8trlk<.r> Judge up the basement . . . build a room ip the attic . . . I Hume of Commons ' In one part of Siberia the weather! these^nay be sown i*rlter in a hotb-d', ilcct but *raikline the cold garage . . . install storm doors,-ahelvor, coldframe and thus to made *~, 1Smith. R B Messer und W R Cook never vanes for months at a time. The; I attended lhe congressional .convention in«.a M bloom earlier . And thoac *ho do collect ate m dis- nativts must be very poor convcrsain Three Rivera-Thursday. No job is too small to do some good. INFLUX. tUfguisLed company. During tl.-. recent uionaltoU —Passing Shaw. Mr. und Mrs. Herb Snyder will leave for Chicago tomorrow morning I A word used lo designate an inpour-' specal sessi-jn, Senator Boran ot IdaliQ •r.„ Please call us up. Our inspection service is free. The cigh. members of a. London fain- >jng a gr^ua! or continuous accession to visit telatlves and while-there will BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. coluxlca $81924 excess -fate; Ruber.• Uy. all ol whom play musical inslru-!of anything, the coming ol which may Taking advantage of it now may add to your com­ purchase a complete new oiitfH for a LaFiritette of Wisconsin cached in for! fort, prevent depreciation of your property, and tu.uM. of u. a• atream surnm j "T*1* la*k °* Pr°Pfr **«‘Mance to the printing office, and will establish him­ ,r ment:, arc going' to America. The be likened to tlic flowing \»28a.fta exiri; Hiram Johnson ol Cab- neighbors unite in wtohing them a long "Influx*’ to also appltet* ltedtothcmouthof !flwnln« ,J| 01ie *Wch u‘n “64,“ “P' self in thc printing business at Sun* give a worthy man a job. . u.i« rtv- Ql‘ uju tou i I*® peal1 ,0 to lthe senerc “ito word too *iC Benerosity and humanity ol field tn thc very near future. The —rsn-riallv ua lr»nrr river. In root*but and and successtiil succcMlul tnnr lour-opccially long a„|M . lU.the loun<tatMm $ -influence" cur I*°Pte. President Hoovcr- name of Ids paper will lie the Sunfield t . „: 1 Let’s pull together and make Hastings the town mdvertheteM, he drew 8IOU.Q.4 extra i News. Mr Snyder Is a flrat data prin­ unc,-Humorist. jund "lnflueiM*"-th.- latter having; Farnuin , .or ; that supplies its needy with work. ' Farpwrs. for thc benefit of civilisa­ ter. a young man ot excellent char­ fare money from the goicnimenl; Senjbeen regarded by the ancients as an must -vou «».‘ m lb. O.“to- j tion. .I ” be preaerved.”—Liberty Hyde acter and trabite. Wc wish him succcm ator Robtitoon ot Arkau*a». ha* plead■ ”* “ “ WW .or u» iliboards. ’ complains-a tourut Oh. eta. .Influx may be traced back to al u,< A-rociation. well and tang for economy but hto biliboards." complainstn lilt venture railroad bill iw dhe session alone w^ Wcll! You can’t foe the tailboards for combination of the Latui in. "in." and! -3-^ Ttw Mtosc* Kittle and Sabie Beadle "Sales sre arc primarily primarily the the retali result » of 5436.83 more Mum actual expense m,4 the hitchhikers.—Life. lluere. "to flow —mnuxus, meaning ~a good manufacturing and not of per- went to Benton Harbor Monday whore ,they iiave secured splendid positions « toM rarito. to to U « &I„ pUr.u.'iT^« UM. ton.' b pranouacM .,U> . —------.as stenographer*. They will be greatHASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2276 Our purpose in mentioning the above: benefit from lhe use of artificial light u *** *n*up ' ■ "in "In pumic public me life « il u sonunimc* sometimes necntc- tyiy missed in In me tlie younger society or of name* to rtntply to show that lhe cut-(The electric itaht nlant i- one of them ' ’^udenls eumKUiit on me c«ary. in order to. appistr really iu- Ute city m width liwy a«c. so )>ui>Utom of drawing excez. nuFW fwes U 0 UU“ a“d Qrwk 'Wth> 1",° iUiral w * ^ulall> artlflcul."-<taJun tor. U.. 4kc loros - -Huuumn. nlodcni Ungula,.-1 juoohdge. Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Bradley of Grand n.ter ,asM counlr>’ ml«ht tk*nvc froiu <> - having Philippine product* token off A,toto, voted to "turn the Philippines did so because they fell that the Islanders are formidable trade comtrl .their constituents. Apparthey forgo: that the United '. PRE-CAMPAIGN LOGIC' for better or for worse under. Having • balanced'* the budget to sene ax guardian of the Philpthe simple method of raising taxes ,!»,««utod. to, disregarding government economy. .... to- «a Moure of Representatives seems to lx •ud.rin. Iron, ojHtoa.on .nd craelty. up to us to “stick with" flirting with the idea ot passing a(1 Therefore it to ....... ” K.4O0 00.1WO solldcri’ bonus bill. A poll; them until they are capable of shifting taken in the House indicates that for themselves. This they are not able maaaipnnr.i 1, U douMIW II 'to sentiment favors tlu* measure. What You will be more than pleased with the assortment of patterns. YOU can get them in Silk, or Lisle and Silk and in Lisle mixtures 25c : 35s : 50c 75c: $1 pair Lambie & Doyle "The Store for Dad & Pad" Way of Our World , A Quotation Help Us Solve Today’s PROBLEM and Help Yourself Pungent Paragraphs ' This Week's Word i Crumbs of Wisdom Home Lumber Co. 4 �THE HASTING* BANNE8L WEDNESDAY. APRIL U. 1932 i f THE BETTER STORE FOR MEN I1 April 14 mark* the thirtieth annni‘versary ot the founding of the J C Pen­ ney Company and the entire month, will be devoted to thc celebrating of' ________________________ |g (Continued from ptyrc one) COLONEL JOHN G. EMERY' this landmark tn the growth of the or­ ganisation. according lo lhe local manConfronted with" this situation the Ik? DISCUSSED PRESENT .. 1444 ... .... road commission ha* decided that, ln-ife Trie local store is number 1464 in the V CONDITIONS unite which now make up the company' 11 * & und wu ojiened on December 3. 1931 ■ Ai BUYING POWER OF DOL­ 2D veara after tbe mother store was tbf. «‘»ulPn“nt for ro“d ih*kin*. -hey 4JS Be Prepared \$et Weather for LAR GREATLY INCREASED That Is Coming I » me Stow to INELATION OF CUR I Pennej Cthbrate Founding working cn puns 09884854 RENCYADVOCATED s.™, $ LtatalM That That United United States State. . “TJ* '.tl f “» Y'“l> “« * + Maintains 'bration of thr 30th annniventary. the' about, eleven mile*. As there i« only ■ manager *ald, “In the past it hm been Can and Will Find Solution _a nine little over >iuu »100 per i*r mile mne for lor each cacn ’c£ c­ Sweaters $125 Latest Mesh, and Lacy-Knit -JL The New Mesh and Lace Hosiery at 25c :: 98c :: $1.00 :: $1.19 at F. L. Fairchild Co. I the custom foe the Comjiany to’ iS**^own*hlp for lhe roads thr county 4*? to Its Vexing Problems Millinery & Ladies' Furnisliings i braU b.-ate on an >nnlvemry anniversary 0> by. ruvlne having' Uta nver cniintv cannnt •JfT Colonel John G- Emery. M Grand | *pecial items which ofTjrrd. what ». takes over, the county cannot arrange -G. 144 EAST STATE STREET : i : TELEPHONE 2511 for much work from Brown Bron.; but c; Rapid*, former head of the American. called -anniversary value*.’ but this it decided \o work out thr plan m one ’?r ’ W UB..n or UM VMM BUI*.,. »■> U* >'•' •' -*"-1 J«r •» •■»»««- township and »ec what they could do . . .. . .... * !'»:>’ special for each .day in April, but in the way of widening thi- roadway,1' *’ *’ ’’ ’’ * -x speaker at the Rotary club Monday j W1U #Uo , wldf lw noon. Hu talk wa* on *ome ot the. item* covering every department Itr whero that it needed ami grading It and jMitiing gravel on part* ot it here] , cconopilc nerd* ol tire preM-in lime. I *he store. and there This plan will be watched ■ Colonel Emery humorously men-1 "M»n\ of these value* will feature with interval • to are bow R -will work UoMd many change* that have token1 Prices which Iiave not been obtainable out If it khall aocompHili what tire place since the Armistice w was <ngned They a, li * ntuuatm ik.iw.I *‘n^ - come a* the result ' ot .county road commission hope*, it may in 1918 These changes have had to do months devoted to planning for । offer a plan whereby tnc county can April First Means Moving Time! with thr the home life, thr lhe amtueouuit ltfo!*bl* anniversary. with hnnv* life amuvrnirlit 1H* , this anniversary I get all lire work done on tire township and the sports our folks have relished. I " “ ] road* in a way that will not require Wc have a new service for property owner* and land­ j Marked cliar.gea in Hie statu* of wum-i| the county to make an added invest­ lord*. Call our office in the STEBBINS . unkind has been noted in that lime . ment m road machinery Thc plan is, I Women have been Riven the ballot . BLDG, for particular*. I worth trying out iWhal has happened in the way of. change* in their wearing apjurr] and SCHOOL FACULTY FOR I adornment in tire last fourteen yean| ' 'Out 4-13 i was mentioned by tlie speakrr in u ---------------------- ,------------------------1932-33 IS COMPLETE way that brought hearty laughter | (Continued from page onei from hl* hearers There have been-----------------------------------------------.^-.Miine member* of tlie house preparing ! Pour Less Teachers to Serve. change*, likewise, m the social and De-ftr......... •'"T.*." ‘T ”—T .... ,0 ..... nore Next Ycar---No New i . liglous world in that time. There bo*|Ulr,r ow.n b:lls *4,lcl1 se,-k make OBITUARY.. OBITUARY. * been tlie mushroom growth of a move- ,norr ■>ub*lanual cubs in salaries, ex-1 i Richard Wells wax born tn Cam- J Nora Spencer, daughter of Mr. and Members to Be Added ment called the Ku Klui Klan, founded Ia,id maintenance fund* than! bridge. England. i»n September IB. Mr*. Oecar L.» Spencer, w<u> ixirn in on prejudice, and therefore dr>nnrd ■ tho*e mjkc inai that iuic have wren ix-eo nruuu'wua<-u recommended ;, All teachers for thc 1933-33 season1 ‘iu** IMS. and died at the home of hl* [ Carli.on towruhlp, Barry county. Michi..re Hie! .... Another newspaper of the Hasting* Public schoote have dauuh . :soon to die. In the same Imre neww-ner publislrer naWi.lwr during dur dai»hter. Mrs Edward McPharlm, on aan. April 9. 1690. Here she rpent the ’ I M^tli^t Re.^nta^ve^ ^-toh IKT April a. 2. is**, 1932. bl at uir the ukc uge oi of oo 86 years MX earuer'year* her iue. life, imui and aiienuru ’attended 'Americar lx*Rlon has groan Itom f .. J * nt•*,._* .. n , . , . _ , .. „ . ;. . Ii opru veara. tuaiearucr year* at «u our n. ,F|.i’h'! VjjnBUricirlrand YanBw‘kEk. MIU1 the luu months and fifteen days. .-•inall organization to joooooO» nrem-!slx2,l,8,h!; H*u !niquth,-. days- Mi Mr WelL; WelL;the Welcome Corners rural school and tors The_Lrgion is-streMHig low of I l" America ut the aue of nv".; Hastings high school. , country. There have to-cji change* folhifo the ix.uw which would require; faculty next year, altliough tire' vears. the family nettling near ItochSire w«* united in marriage April tire application of science to every day|bah*“ ,“'ure *U de»ws,L'- 1,1 ,o,>-cwr.re* offered'-ariU to- essentially the., ■jeater. New York, where he lived until*9. 1913 ar. Hastings to M A' Mahar of life and changes in thr political world 1 llu*1 ,he man woman who put..,.«jme. Redistribution ot, work make*1 July 1862. when hr enlisted ted.tn In Com-]Vermontville Com-1Vermontvillr To thi* thi union five chll§ in our economic life there have been « saving* account .-should i mu economy possible , pi-ny G- irjBjh New York' t Volunteer*.! Volunteer*., dren were bom four of whom with the g the growth of the chain afore movesanU! protection as granttd, Faculty members for next year are■ ’ Thi* Regimmt took jrart in some of, husband survive her. Robert 18. BerS ment; th'- building and collap'c of theipu^J_,c ,un<1' 'a* follows. E -.he'most important er.Rugemr-nts of > nard 12. Martha 10. and Tlmtnas 2 S Florida land boom, the doom of the I **8t**latiirc ha* made progre.-.-, ,D. A-VoUBuskirk. Supt.; Ruth Bglnc. the Civil War. tire battle oi Gully*-; year* old An infant con. Jolin tuwa.interurban railroads; many changes.in!w,,h **■' banking l«-gulaUon. Thc bill■ secretary; y' T- Wallace principil i>urv. Antietam Frrdnck.U>urg and!rente. wa* buried the day-before her its transportation; and tire ptrenomenii!ilKnn>tring closed bank* to open under! fn-d S Jones, assistant principal.; Ulinncellor.viHc. He Was diachargod on death. She is «1m> t.urvivqd by her pardevelopment nnd rollajM- of lire Stock1 a depositor* agreement providing 85 Marie Rowe, ma thematic*; Herbert June 5, 1865, and came to Richland, i ent*. Mr and Mr* Spencer of Has­ “ market In this enuntrv. jl*r c,‘ltt apjiarrntly on Hit Meinhardt, history; Ruth Robnon. Eng-’ Kalamazoo county hn'^-dfine H. 1865, ting*, she being thr last of their famon the program. All arc invited and He stated that tire greatest econotnis* **>’t0 become a law. The statute at; u*h; Emily McElwajn. French and1 where he lived for nearly three years ii^ of three children change that had been taken place L-. present i«-qulre» that 95 per cent ol; American literature; Tlic'rtore Kpopf.• before rtMiiing to Rutland. BarrJ' counSixteen member* and two visitor* ; urgvd’to be present Mr and Mr.- Mahar lived eight year* fo-de and Min* Fentrer entertained thul ,n u,e buying power ot tire Amer:-; depositor* signup to jrennit a agriculture: Lena treiter. Leiter, commercial: ty which ha* since been hh home 'on the Mahar farm on Irfvh street in enjoyed the lioqnlahty ot Mrs. Har- ! Sundair ..tlrelr sister 5 " Tfr can et-< Mrs Chase Mr T a >tdollar. dollar.That Thatdollar dollartoday todaywill willbuy buy ■ 5t±Un °w"*‘»tr>l"^^f*n rc^jren.Aa number numtrerof| oi Eleanor । EleanorEdger Edger home home won iinic*.‘ , Leslie On January 31. 186* hr w.v united in Wrst Vermontville before coming to E; ,.,.a w.,. rtnuton MBtoted by Mi. Veta law- 1SX Sri S. even more-than it would • in m 1913 ?■ ft । bank* an- now- operating under agree-,; ><•»>«*. Hawthorne, civics und c.. to Abet- 8torr. To thi* union' Hastings to reside where they lived ten Im tocMtod I.. pow.r M"ft’?"*- U,e L? J««WL h*rt Bin BlB.br.: MB'1 marriage ..... were ................ born six children. Mra Burt Otis'years. They returned to the farm . a Hi- Home Literary cJnb Thursday. ot KalBm“«M’ „ W A «M Mn w*™ ol K Ta"! .bS 5 VcmBroan. In bu! SSe"'sStoS anb »Sb- H.S .W"!’ TJT"r^'l’ J,Io' T*" "F' W""* Tin meting was called to order by . . . . '., ‘™ btotoM-tb. ___ . t ha* vrr» oivw». hi m* Reciter. speech; Harold » re tor.tobur.M.W. .«!L« M„. f:English „K1L.h ,.„and d toXJU. ra.rb X“' M.red '^^1,,. oi '^ brought the suffenm; Ihit WT have for .reduction of salaries as'^n. English and journalism, Ed.th tlic new prvsldrht. Mrs Mary K. < a .‘T dunxi siiue Uw- collajv.e nt the • lock!decrease in tbe/lumber of] Heart, chemistry ’ l ltwi-r, lor u "Washington" program ;f. - ¥ . . • i matb< nutt.es. jjrA piOyd card oi Augusta and Mr*, and mother a kind neighbor nnd true ocfobn-. 1KHl b^.. ;| stat^ihplOjfee*. reduction Emm-. Lou America th.- Brautlfift was Minn Holl i visitiiig v»»»U»W her daughter. Mr* Mr*. Bradfield niarket )h wvvumc .. »* u. Now .•<>. tbc uo.----------- --forced,» ------- laM Ftmmy IxiuStark. Stark. Latin; Vivian Rejn- Er.j ‘Hubbell of Rutland Besides the1 friend and the entire community feels w... answered by Jlteh spot* in Wa-h family , rowcr fln(U h(. Inust . tV daijara which ttpek 1:1 thc oun‘bcr of employees okb. commerce. family he leaves one brother, Thomas, tire loss of this worthy citizen. ^jined tngtun’s LilSong. "Star Spangled i Mr and Mn*. Leland Wilcox and two jlr borrowed a tew years ugo *at -|00 nwl on OH tire ,hr clwUaa L'lu-Ura cement cement plant plant pay­ Sperial Teacher.. Wells of Monrovia. California and omFuqcral services were held in Ha«roll. over "a year l!.»!nrer ' Oro. Washington as a Na- children of Kalamazoo were callers ot cento on tire dollar with dollars tha* ,n " This plant was "closed lz** JOMph Brorak. physical education; ■ .‘l*trr. Mf». Lydia Stahl, ot Richland, tings at ten o'clock Thursday morning, M. ago and Reprewnlutive Brown discovlion Builder." wins read I‘V Mrs. Ever* Mr. und Mr*. Bradfield Sunday after-. buy SO tier cent more, and these ...... ... Abo .... thlrteer .....teen — grandchildren : March 31. Father Geller officiating, TiM-oB Parr, physical *du-n'ion. Mar- Michigan. — -----lor Mr- Knstead Mt. Vernon" a pu- nopn dollars anand ...,u hard u, to get. ...e scare.- a..u am Lamphe:., art: Frunn- Hunter and ■"”* “ ----- — ------------ * three great-grandchildren. ' Burial was treside her infant son at !»■: prepared by Mrs Bertha Hum- j Saturday evening, April 18. Prosecu- . The Tlic speaker Fireakcr decland declared that wc we rvu-t mu.--i : L’ayro 1 <,wr M* “? Wh.pn ** . Mr «Welh was of a quiet and una*»j Mount Calvary’ cemetery. . afraid of.... the....... name ’ Socialistic." j, bfoiwht thi* matter to light, it was music; Gertrude Wilcox, ajitcial -oom. phi. v wa . r.riut by Mt- Annie Hum- tor Barnett ai»d County Agent Fostc: ..not'be .. — ......... tumor iiian senum suming nature, always interested in his Junior High Sriiuol. phtcy AColonial play In charge ol i of Hastings, wilt speak at tire Gleaners Whenever a. government attempts to;J immediately, cut .in hail. wall.. W,k„„ iRUKHalj ClfertlR.!'”".!■"“> teJl OBITUARY. Senator Chr*ler Howell, publisher of u . - . - -iven Mra Harrington, jfrt|j Ci< -.M-y under tire auspices ol the control economic forces it IsLocialistic. ,n"“l» •*“ •*!’“ ircti «■> Geo. !.-)■. WiiMihigton and community club. An invitation Id all lo American ha* been doing Ithatin-j ; the Chesaning Argu*. is not letting up CUrti. Ckrtrade Hampton. • n^Ba^uXn* ‘“nd”X*5e?7STSijS; -«.• ’ siumn Martha Wa-siiinglon te- present. creasingly for fifty year*, and wefind 11 In hi* demand* for a complete public Knapp. Huth sanpnnn. I—., and tli< attended tiielr nMrait meetin** a1, .i,..t*.,..*—> 10. .a 1MW iuah al.o parts w« n-’ taken Elementary Grade*. h»«ith WA..1H »hlp. n*.rr>. Barry ........t.county. January " by Mr*. Ada Mr ’and Mrs. Vert Robin*«n o| w- cannot *top-doing B. lor we must review of an itemized report of thc Mate personnel and salaries. Tliorpe and Miss «•'« JoIumoii and, Schultz wpr(> u aunna .. m Mr ................ Helen Wade, supervisor. were «ue*t* Sunday of Mr. ’ >'uvc regutotion ot traiu-portaUon rate*. Coupled with the salary question has uus very ckvcr. <*|recially the minuet: dM Ernest .QuickIn tlic after- ■,|M’ telephone, teirrraph. public utilicome thc problem of *tate owned auto ­ bv neorg. und Martha ..crfunpunica ai weU a* in otipr matters. Btrtjja Kuhn. Agne* Sheldon. the harpsichord. lire next mrctliit( oj welcome visited at the Quick 'I,M' Mi’uker declared that rhe fluc- mobiles. Member* of the legislature bcxiil b. the afternoon ot April 21. a*! J™®' W,lcom' at UM<<U,,:‘t* Watlon in the uurcha.Miix power of dur . lore th-- prasent week to over will know . *'econ<* "erd. u ceded _ him in death • craeaMarch mm inZl. aeatn oaaren xj. ivib io ... .Tl .... 1918.. To Louise Showennan.. Mary WUlun.s, An, angel who whispered a message of jthelr U1|T1 union were Wrn. bom two , children children. the honwof Mrs Jennie Clr^e andi .. and Harlan ’ Seobv were dollar is due to the fact that it 1», just how many cars the various de­ Elizabeth Finch. | 10 •, Leo C. and .... Mr . Palmatier ol Katemaxoo. . ! u,rg Plld vUiUjrs of lhelr brSttlfr. Mr. based upon a single standard-gold. partments are using and what the state Mr*. Mary A. Crookston of• rin«.S Jami Father tu wa m«i H„u„„ On 71 1UM. Central School. Arthur and Ernest Andei.son spent'und Mrs Harry Bcobv nt Hasting* The double standard advocated in 1896 b* paying to keep these cars in operaCharlotte Hubbard, principal. Ala1 • - - . ,... ■ united m marnmie with Mrs. uml days at lhe home of tlieir autit Mr and Mrs Louis Kramer moved to “lld J90° not answer, because- one, lion. His ^<o*t important of all. and thc bill Myers. Esther Doty. Josephine Stem. Through the ""L.*promise ”'"'"" of ”* God *■— In ......... JiiDaisy Edmunds who with thc chilhi Chief ManisUft* county, called there their farm home, recently purchased of the two metals would forefe the other wnrrt WOr? . .dren. survive him. He was a quiet unbv tire -ickness of a brother. Who lives;o( Mr dnd Mr*. J. J. Doster, last Sa*.- 0111 *ot circulation and cause wildi providing the greatest amount ot dif­ Florence McCain. Florence McGuffin. 4-Y**^* T6r iu.a.r.1 aa. lu-ld !(«». ih« l>on.r.,„„ m , >4<. lov„, hlI ficulty, is the measure which seeks to Helen Furntss. Leoru Benton in the Ivonre. They returned lo their J ttrday. Mr. Kramer will still work at fluctuanon* in-value* He stated Hu: «. Monday al mwon al <ao oelort M ,lome Or mlased U> Uw J divide the weight tax among the varCounty Normal. . ir.pv.tuve homes here Sunday teavln-T4,gr Hill* farm for tire present. Mr. that noted economist. Professor Irving! . !*?? ’S’ . 5 K " Sd'-icmmudlr .Kerr It ntar te tntW aald .. the brother improved. Lnd Jacl{ Schulte will occupy the Fulrer. of Yale University, has b<*n। jous counties. Mabie Clark, principal; Jennie Mc­ tel in Rutland «™tro alU> nill mll|....H, hllk uo„ „aM- He TIi-' Milo P. T. A. will be held at-house vacated hr Mr. Kramer. advocating, for several years, with an ( Twice this bill has been called buck Bain. supervising teacher ury l.»o at ttw .rare eundurtrd by telldr >*. Itnttwdlau to Governor Bruckcr and altered in an Milo mIuxvIIioux- Friday evening. April! Bear in min^rhe meeting ol lhe! mcrcjising nuiyber of follower*, lhe! rllnrt lire American Legion. lamtls. onesister. Mrs Jennie Lyons. to have it give more general Mt­ EAST DELTON. 22 Mrs Maud smith. County School J ladle*’ Aid at Hie home oi Mr*, basing of our money standard upon ------------- • • •.---------------urn- bratlier. Ernest jQuick. besides Elmer and Marietta Willison arc en­. . CommlMiuirer. will be present to help j Flower'the afternoon of April 20. ' Iniany commodities instead of a single. bfactlon. How to frame thc bill so that LENT CQRNERS nephew.nieces and host* of friends. . i , . | one. At the pre.M-nt time, tin- speaker! it will give the moat relief U lhe que*- tertaining the red measles. Mr. and Mr* «wi»uu Roland m Day Alio'Tlie conducted Mr. and Mrs. Vern Town. Mary El-. } of nw» •••* funeral was — ----------- by Rev. declared, that the defUtionlsU arc tn, tion none age agreed upon Until some sort ot- an agreement can len and Margie Efkihe 'und Garmen. Ran spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Henry Hulnie of Augu»ta- at tlu- Ban- control of (lie stock market, thc bondi market, tlie banking situation, with( ire reached upon many ol there con­ also Mr. and Mrs. Gay Waters and Fred Ball. Alfred Ball returned with field church on Wednesday and burial ___ _Sunday __ ’ wa* Willard of PlatnweH _were them. . was In in Pralnrvtile Prairieville eenieterv. cemetery. the evident purpose to force still tur-. flirting measures, there *cems to be UMi.ru Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Eifler and chil-.Sonie day thc sun of life shall set and ■ther and more drastic liquidation, Thc. little prospect, of immediate adjourn­ guests of Itex Waters and family ThOM- who spent Sunday at John dren ot Buttle Creek siren: tbe week 1 'i‘-ll! f*U ardKp. only cure fuf our present financial ills ment. Willison’s were. Mr. arid Mrs. Charley end wtlh Mr. and Mrs. Leland Ham- And k-avtng ail that I hold dear^wili *aid Colonel Emery, will be an inflation wild. ‘ " find / Beck of Galesburg. Mr. amt Mrs. Clarmond. * '} n ~* tlic silence deep— r m! ihc currency tn circulation Thi* Mr and Mr* Clyde Willyard ol near ence Payne and son. Elwin. of Hope John Shepard of Gun lake spent the , For where 1 go we know that God ha* J ought to ire done 'Caledonia moved onto the A. Johnson Center. Ray Durkee and family of West IM*. ’• week ■ ru. mtn his sister. Mrs. Fred' promised perfect rest. We .are still live jtn-atnes* nation in farm 1**1 week. ; And peace for every aching heart and Hojre. ' • the fworld We still iiave "Bull. tlu- greatest Mr. and Mr*. Verne Wiliyard and Joe Sage of Fr«|x>rt spent Saturdayevery troubled breast. , Mrs. Vesta Silcox spent theVcelc end resource* of any nation on earth, both children and Mr. and Mrs.- Bush of , with his mother. Mrs permclia Sage And love more lasting limn our own ’natural and man-made. We have a Caledonia were guesU Of Mr. and Mr* with Mrs. Lee Reynolds at Cressey Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Hammond IIc 11 8lTe ,0 n>e to keep— laid Reed of Bedford spent Satur­ population callable of rnukinu ottll of Groceries Clvdc WjHyard Sunday. and family Have moved onto Ute . MUj When all my burdens pre laid down day night nnd Sunday at home. | greater increase* tn our national Mr and Mr*. Roy JeiJcin* enter­ , »nd I have gtmc to sleep Miss Viola Willison* and Stewart Hammond farm at Cressey. ■u-calth. But for the time being wc are tained the former* sister/ from Grand Water* spent Sunday evening at Albert *Mrs. Cail Lynes returned to her I paralysed by^tlre deflation that ha* BUTTER 1QC PALM OLIVE Beads CC Rapid* Sunday. .... Sunday after stiendhig „ ... th* The man who claims to have a great Hartman's tn tire Kellogg District. Mis* heme lifre J been going on for more Ilian two years 8lmlU-Freepurt-.Midd villrl W Package— V Mr. and Mis. Wm. Stanton moved Low. who has been in bed the past winter with her daughter. Mrs. John aim in Ute some times shoot* al u very • und which, in hi* judgment, must b< into thc Southard house last week.and three weeks remains about the same. । Oswald, Oc™d. oi =! Cressey small target. ■ stopped will work tbe farm thi* year. I In spite of many unfavorable facto:* HARD WATER Soap 25C CORN FLAKES or -f (VC Tom and John William* of Laccj i in tire present situation tn this coun- and friend* at Battle Creek called at Post Toastie*. Kellogg'*— 1 V ■ try. Colonel Emery believe* Hut l-arge Package lire Green hojne Monday. । Amencn is still capable of wprkuig out Forty-nine men worked on tire road her own financial problems without taken over by the county, cutting brush GOLD DUST 1 QC SWEET CORN OEC i reference to other lullons. and that last week in Yankee Spring*. 2 Large Pkjs.— 1 V 2 No, 2 cans— faW | we owe it fo oirrsclvcs and lo the world O Hill entertained hi* si»ter and , lo do it. ’Die first step, in his judgment, husband front Kalamazoo Sunday. SALMON 0EC la a legitimate inflation of the edrMr. and Mr*. Ed. Lalotre entertained SOAP—P & g inc rency. stabl'.ired nW by one single pro- thr latter's sister and Imsband from Beil quality red, DclmonliwwW or Flake White. J bar— 1 V jduct. nor by two products that would over the week end. । be competitive as metals, but by sta- Detroit Other *■ - • and FLOUR gqc PEACHES biltniig the dollar bxvcd on many Marshall . QTC ^..... , n, Stu: Glow, fine blend— *TW ' product*, as suggested by Professor ning afTht- Martin home near Gate* No. 2>* can—2 can*— V ■ 84'i-lb. Bag Sliced or Halves—Quaker Brand Corner*. Mrs White ha* been very ill the past LAKE ODESSA. week at thc home of 1. Goodenough PEANUT BUTTER OQC PRUNES QIC hands. Automatic machinery put* thu Milk is a natural "carrier” of disease I Will Cogswell had a tire .and rim 2 1-lb. glass palls— fa V Fancy fruit. 3 lbs.— fa ■ 'stolen from hi* car Wednesday- evening , NTONY POINT. milk in sterilized booties, which are auto­ germs: Countless epidemics have been The P. T. A- Friday night lud a ■ while visiting with friends in thc vitmatically, .sealed. So ('LEAN and SANI­ traced DIRECTLY to UNCLEAN milk. llage. good program and a large .crowd. Music 1 *C BEEFSTEAK pCC SLICED BACON TARY are our method*, that the state of When we started to help supply the milk Van Johnson, thc fifteen year old was furnished by Frank and Anabel Best grade, J4-lb. Pkg — 1 V Choice, round, 2 lb*.— faW Michigan has designated the Highland* ; son. of Mr. and Mn. Thomas Johnson. Cogawell of Laktview and Mrs. Pal needs of this community, we.decided to Dairy us the ONLY Dairy in thia section I is seriously ill at Blodgelt hospital. Lewis from thc FUher district. Thc Alproduce it in just as CLEAN a way as it permitted to sell Grade “A’’ milk— .Grand Rapids KAFFEE-HAG A9C White House Coffee 07C could be produced. ALL of our milk ■ Frank Brets, who ha* been seriously local talent put on u good play and a which is the CLEANEST. Milk;!* thu Pound can— “tfa Pound— fa ■ [Hl the past two weeks is some belter. monologue * comes from cows that are regularly cheapest food you can buy—but be auru * Tlic sick* al the Warren Johnson Mr. and Mra. Mark Will of Potter­ it is CLEAN. “tested.” and Is not touched by human ; home are some better.' ville and Mr. and Mra. Norman Mc­ DRY Bottle* Mr and Mrs. Will Tasker of Cgrl- Kay of Charlotte were Sunday gucat* ton and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rusli and of Mrs. Claud Demond*. . GRADE “A” MILK (Pasteurised or Raw)—10c Quart Mr. and Mrs Dailey were entertained Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown have GRADE “B" MILK (Pasteurised or Raw)—8c Quart OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US. | by Mr. and Mrs. Jolui Demeray Sun­ moved into their new home recently day. . purchased from the Blocher estate. WE AIM TO PLEASE. I Mr* Blanch Cunningham has re­ Mr. and Mrs. CIum. May of Detroit turned to tier home here alter s|>cnd- and Mrs Fred Krause ot Niagara Falls i Ing Uw winter with Mrs. Barbara and Mr and Mr*. Russell Krys und Reatun of Woodland. Mra. Thomas Keys of Marlette were; David SmtUi, Sr.; 1* recovering from week-end guest* ot Mr. and Mr*. B. J.f HASTINGS, MICH., ROBT. W. COOK, Prop. , iu* recent illness. TELEPHONE 2051 Wellman PHONE 2491 GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE A very uitcuatmg program was given Tlie takvview p. T A will Im* Ireld Friday al lhe Congregational church neat Friday evening Supper will be. by the Woman'* club. served. Bring your own table service. > I i I I I a good RAINCOAT ts a good friend on a rainy day Attention Property Owners Tan Trench Coats . $4.50 Jersey Knit Coats $3.75 Black (^r) Coats . $2.95~ STATE LEGISLATURE IN •’SLASHING” MOOD HASTINGS CREDIT BUREAU and every one a ivew, fresh arrival at 1932 prices ’ T'hos. E. Waters “The Better Store for Men i !♦ 4 an un 4 Real Savings Friday & Saturday, April 15-16 (J Sugar IO lbs 39c you use CLEAN Milk in Your Home, You Don’t Have to Worry About Chance Epidemics! When Ginger Ale 2 HINMAN'S S> The HIGHLANDS DAIRY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 13. 1933 lIlMter opener* were tlw articles enn'rd. Inrh rope was mnde front 51x strands went to Raii> Creek Friday nnd went «r at kt 4'25 At Marquette pri*on tlrejrhr telephone company to chief oper-l! ..1. ... .Raigiit ----- ... wan mfirst __. _i — «»-_j --------- •*-— Walter place. Paul o, binder, twine. through the Kellogg •factory. nrixuiuon iannm l> j».ij 122WU; ut ..wf? u. ciUea tinol Marot. 'I tie Next Sunday evening the community Adrock. second, and Nelson Gardner, Pontiac hor.pilnl. SlJiOO: nt WnjamccgnJ uniiormed fiunkie who stands- guard’ • CHILD HEALTH DAY third. Thc prizes were scout knlfr. $1,400 with,ah amrtant at $1,400. But'over-the parking spaces reserved for May 1. or Moy Day. lias boon pro- Musician. Florence Dunnigan; Boaster.' down at Jackson prison it really paysj high state officials geu $1,700 a year.;1 . Maigarvt Kelsey; Handshaker. Warnle. to be a farm-r : There the farm super- A window washer draw* $1,800 and an.’ LEADERS' TRAINING CAMP, (by President Hoover nnd in’keeping They have secured Rev. Don ihtrmfant receives ».0M: sn —Want.| electrician. $2,500 Wednesday evening. April 0. Gunnar ; Llty-ohi's letters written to a mother i,with its active policy of promoting -the Kelsey, 'Carrick? lhe U B. minister nt Sunfield, , $2,000; a foreman.. $1,600;. and four) -pne of the mart amusing references.Berg, national director of leadership who had lost five ions lh the Civil war. i(health nnd safety of all boys. the Boy who will speak and an‘orchestra from farm hand' are paid 81.000 each. And found otinny slate (iayroll t* tn be tli-- training. B 8. A., closed the indoor sea-' The bird house builtjing contest was i Scouts of America arc urging Us mem­ of the budget is on tlie payroS K»t an­ thi* is not all At Jneiuon farais obo >. covered on that of ’the state hUtoeiro! Don’s of the scoutleaders training courre announced and plana made. Du> meet-1 bership to participate actively in there will furnish mnrte. Mr. and Mrs. E. (I. Smith and Mr. ' ing closed by saying tlic scoutmasters other $7,500; thrrcX’wP cfOcieDey engi­ a tienunun who i- pam si.tn'O witn an; commissions. Here two. clerks are em- with one of the finest addresses heard benediction Mr. Reid invited all of Health Day programs. Activities sug- nnd Mrs. H. Woodpum went to AI-. ,.t $1,400 Who-a vs tnere b nujpjoyc^. pne j* styled ■ chief clerk" at phis year About 300 men alternated ! Rested to Scout Troops includi- the !bion Wednesday to attend thr funeral neer drawing s«tw jinnuaJiy. Tjirrr ■ farnuiiii.' $1,025. ‘between laughs and tears during dur­ ‘ the patrol leaders to'cotuc to hbt home! making of surveys for rubbish, fire {of Geo Howard. fatheKpf Mr*. James are scores ot hipa-liWil auditor.-, ac­ mohe , for supper Friday n>A|4. April 8. ' . t.. >< k-inith employed at! Dir service* of a 14 000 physician, u |n> Mr Bergl Speech—"Upon taking hazards and unsanitary -conditions: ' countants. traffic ’ and similar of that place. CUB PACK 9. II rubbish- removal; health and safety es- Smith f rwon at $i.v« and a trac- IIJ25 ihntut and four hospital nur- # boy from the city to a summer camp, ' Mr and WDcul. drawing annual salaries much Mrs. Neil Smith of Midland rmati at $1 MV But ^<rrh?— r» •• ••* ra.» ,rui ■•» u>c .r- . ICw yean ---- — •• -Uerg. — -••• 1 Pack No 9 has received on excellent {says and-paster campaigns; distribu­ ago.- san Mr. ~we 1 . .: : 1:. mon. - mdred to watch urer the health of les* usgrd him what he could sec and he bulletin buard This was presented U> tion ot educational literature: first aid; The County Sunday School convrntry and finance Thi* branch of the th> ip- ’ •' •■ ■*' Coldwater than Ch) boys at the Bov- Vocations! -aid. "nothing, there are too many the pack through thr courtesy of Mr |demonstrations; traffic duty nt school{ lion will meet at thc Coals arrive government c«4s »2oojxw *nuun-:y t.-m.i <>n . . ! .• $l«00 Th. II- M-hool. .. |»rr capita health net trees in thc ray. after a few week* Aben E Johnson, memtei of the pack intersections and talks on health, hy-1 Mr. Brown further pom • • 1 bat -n wiirre a 1 an Saturday. April 23 alt young chil- amounting n* (15. let innw't - And tm* there.thr same boy knew nature and committer and county chairman of .Kiene arid safety before each troop. ' ।ji church 1932 tliejv were 12J39 »U>lr emrlw- .ur 4.S Word was received here tart wreltAf • itifann ITtured on the in spite ot tlw tact tnat the director could rreogmte lU beauty. I<rt>s9tolp cubbing and ofBculs drawing monthly salan- dren mu , the death of Wilwn Lake ut Hastings. ba ■! rents haircut, haircut- thi' gnr. gire of r.f phy'ical phy'tcal education educatjon at -t that Hun in»ti:tuti- our (.lir tx/y, boy, to *ee see through the thr trees The Another new piece of equipment ■_ totalling $1.421301 <M Mrs. Luke was Smith ol _ COATS . GROVE. -Vll.V. *41’ formerly Elsie — ••■.••• — - uh child 1:1 haircut- 11 yi-ar. ■ tution receives $2,100 which u morelJast and most impor/ant meeting of added to the t>ack property is a ropeDie Former Buys, of Barry county thjS UIM1 hl.r mjBny trtelM1g |,.,n. There u unother stranyw contra, t.1 than nwl small city higii schools nirithe whole yeac for leaders, will be held making ‘machine made by- the enb- w-ll! mret ar the Coals Grove church riu|li} Mr. Brown continued, ~ extend their sympathy u to !„r her and !her this tn be found ul.ihe new Yjpxttaitl।able to pay tor similar servfcts! An in-:at Camp Ben joHhsfon. al Sherman master The boys arc making such! tills wick Saturday, for an all du> (|aughti-r in their bereavement, Uh> cssbirr in the.wfflre nniual lULMhial. According to the hut1 structor in-radio riiginrvnng at tlu- take, April 16-17. .Program begins itt?machincs for their own use. At mcetlpg. last j 'year. Hehandles million* of stat-• availabl. repOit then- are 872 inma’- ., school receives $2500 There are two 2:00 P M. Saturday and carries Friday s meeting the dibs themselves1 The school here with the Carjton!----- 1 TT '■ money und ha* for .1 number ofye;i:r. nov. c-»:;tin.’d at t.H1- a-i'lum. Bu» tlivy .instructors in printing ut $1JK)O each - through till 3:00 P. M.. Sttoday; total .made* some very fine rojic. A quarter CenT^r setool and thr Fisher school? BANNER^WANT.ADV9. PAY. .. ... -.... nu>! k- . uld-bliwxh :i for on the pay- which i* more money than most prin-'cosl for thr three meals will be 75c or' ' ' trast wiili thl» salary witness Hurt pul ic'l jif that iiv-titutmn ti.:’ February'tem ever lwpe‘to -.F again. There K.40c each for less. If you can not stuv, it;. :. ,n<iiried eight engineers v.ha, one employee to each five boys and oiw ; for tbe entire program, come for as the cashier m the .•••ciiniu1 rommb Mon where a few i<*> are received an dni-A' c.:m; a total of $in.l»MI with ttw. ,- teacher to each 28 pupils wire all ili-jlcmg as possible. Take M-43 to Delton, sin -■! thc coal while th.-'matw, in $chool. Oh ye*, there are tw^i turn left, through Hickory Corners to whew accounts mU-i hut I* elwekr firemen and the money handlid by,:he trrax engineer- watch the steam gauge Tlu- chaplain- also, ode for Protestants and end of road turn right to Bayview, Gull: firemen are pai.t . but $3,000* another, for the Catholic boy; I’hrM- lake, turn left and i;o south for of two port the taxpasi.is $2,370 each year.-a mile to thc camp Tlic road will be siop .cashier, handling a tew fre.-. re­ U y.;ir u> ke.< p th<-m on the’job Now• 1.: u- look at some tapitol; One cook Ls paid $1,700 anil another; mirked from Hartings by wooden ceives »3.oh) annually where tlw- treas­ urer’* cashier receive- 83.6OT. Mere payrolls The sujxTintcnrlent of the >' $1,140. Fifteen years ago thh. institution signs Come on men you're all invited' bookkeepers in the governor’» adnum- cs;>itof building la on thc list for $5,- held a population of 800 Then thc eti- and Dr Manly Ellis. Dr. Voelker and tratlve board arc paid- $2 800 annuafiv. noo annually, the am.- salary the gov-i tire administrative com w.c- less than others will be there to help make It a* <We wonder what- tltesc hignspneed ernor reerhes and i-.we*^Tk- much a- $6,100 for a year. Today the admlnis-1 wonderful occasion. Attendant* counts i 'efficiency experts" do to earn their the ‘t.ih tr.a-urer’n. for wutchmgthe tratjvf cost amounts to more than for two meetings, and one min£ be state deficit’ grow A carpenter draws! $31,000 a year wqth 150 fewer inmate.-.’ present to secure thc Leader's diploma hay—Editor • ' . —------------- -— . TROOP 73 i • But .let us turn to more ordinary Sl BrtO ii year; a pltimlxr. $1'400; janl-[ thr* and elevator-men. $1,300. T.liIt Is estimated that of every two ... Mare patts. The farmer’at • tlic V.xa- rhone ojx-ratnr: at the cupttol receive hundred men in college, forty-seven• **«*“«• APr.” | tional school at Lansing draw* down .<• high $1500 :r year, considerably: attend claves when there are no games "8 « Winston derrick xxoo mm»arm- n>.m u„ « P.M LOOKS INTO DETJILS Of SUITE PfflOUS Boy Scout News VV-NNfy MILLIONS ■ Firestone tim appeal lo the thrifty. They give Extra Values at the lowut prices ever kno.un. ’ Firestone do not manufacture tires under special brand names for mail order houses ami others lo distribute. Special brant! tires are made without the manufacturer’s name. They arc sold without his guarantee or responsibility for service. You take no chances on Firestone tires. They are silent, safe, longwearing •—and each tire bears the Firestone name, which.is a guarantee of satisfactory service. Firestone’s greater economies in buying, GUM-DIPPED CORDS manufacturing, and distributing make possible tliesegreatcr Extra Value* prices. Stop at our store today. See sections cut from Firestone tires — special brand mail order tires und sections in ^traction. Then yon. NON-SKID TREAD “Firestone is the tire that taught thrift to millions!'9 Tough, lire rubbar ipecially compounded lot long, ilow'wear. SciaMlfically detlgned non-rhld glre* greater hodion and idle, qufel performance. COMPARE » QUALITY T%re$tone cot 1111*i< nri. 4.40-21 PRICE ?ire$toiie WHEN BOUGHT IN PAIRS TRUCK snU RUS TIRES 36*8 II.I). ... 6.00-2011.1). 6.30- 3011,1). 7.30- 30 H.D. ANDRUS HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 9999 ONE STOP SERVICE Telephone 2X40 DRIVE IN AND EQUIP TOUR CAR TODAY LUUnUtho“V*lfrFlrw,”mr). Monday night oogr N.B.C. nolionnido x.IimtL an impressive ceremony put on by, members of the Troop helped by Mr Shafer. Every'new Scout should have: this fine ceremony to murk hta enter-: 1 ing into this world wide "Brotherhood" ■ 1 of scoutlAg.. ' • AT FREEPORT. Wednesday evening. Moy 11. Troop j 178. Freeport. Is to hove a scout-parent: supper and program Mr. Rosenberger.! scoutmaster. Orno Knowles, assistant I ^scoutmaster. Arthur Siefert and Ray. , .Hamilton, troop committeemen, and! : their'committee wlll be in charge. Mr.j i Shafer-will give the evening’s address on "The Vitality of Scouting." Mein;bcr» of the troop will Rive demonstratioiw and Charles Thuston of Troop 74 i will build fire by /friction. AT DELTON. Tuesday evening. April 12. Troop 55. ‘Deltofi. with their leader. Russell Mott.l and Mr. Shafer, met to plan the pro-i :gram for thelh scout-parent night April j J5, KMr. Lyman Chamberlain, deputy commissioner, will attchd Friday eve[ning to show njoving pictures ot con'senation nnd health work. ' TROOP 77. Thursday evening. April 14. Troop 77. Nashville. Arlle Reid, scoutmaster. Win present thch- one-act play and demonstration at tlie parent-teacher -mertiQ^ at Hastings The scouts have :a fine demonstration and everyone is .urged to see thls'-fine troop in action. FIRST AID CLASS. Because of sickness. Mr. R. P Tew iwill not be able to conduct the Red I Cross first aid class here Thursday. The 1 next meeting will be April 28 ' BIRD HOUSE CONTEST I Thc deadline date for the entrance of ,I houses in thc bird house contest will ' be 6 00 P M. April 18 Houses may be i turned in at scout headquarters any .Itiqie Let's have every scout bring in house. Plums or information on ; building may be obtained at the scout j office or from any scoutmaster or from ■the library Ribbons will.be awarded for 1st. 2nd. and 3rd. in each ot the * following classes.. W7Cn house, blue bird jlaRtse. nest shelter, feeding boards and martin house for .Ux or more families. ! the last a group or patrol project,-upon completion v(f qisplay and judging the houses will be hung-in the parks of the tCily of Hastings. L. E Barnett has > chaise of thc project. . TO RAISE PHEASANTS. Through Mr. L. E Barnett, clialrman of civie service, plaqs are. being made to secure a number of pheasant eggs from • Jhe State Conservation Department; 1 Mr. Lee Nottingham of Troop 80. Prai­ rieville. has consented lo hafch them in his large Incubator and the little pheasants will be released on game pre­ serves in Barry county. COURT OF HONOR­ Court of Honor. 7:00 P.raf.; April 20. in thc court room, Hastings All appll• cations must be tn at headquarters be­ fore noon of that day. A fine court is (expected and anyone may attentl a* audience. Chief Judge Kim Sigler will preside. A NEW FARM PATROL. I Tuesday P. M.. April 12. Elmer Lowell, {scoutmaster of the New Farm Patrol • at the Quatltrap school, will complete I registration and thc new scouts will rc, reive tenderfoot badges. A great deal of interest is being evinced by the boys-in their scout work there nnd also ini the first patrol organized at the Me-jKclvey school sometime ago. Our: t! rural boys need scouting as much a$! our city boys and thta Is a method for] 1 them to obtain it. A USEFUL GIFT. Through the generosity of Troop 61; jQuinrey. which presented a rope-mak­ ing machtfie to Mr. Shafer, troops in { Barry county will have nn opportunity j to see how one can be made and to] ihave demonstrations of this idea of handicraft Troops wishing to use the! machine are urged to do so and call I i scout headquarters 2460. TROOP 71. Troop 71 had its regular meeting; ' April 4. in the Legion rooms. After • regular opening the different patrols ^•ere reorganized and each went to iU {corner and elected patrol leaders and? other patrol officers. Wolverine; Ben-; P. H.; Crow. Vernon Winlnger, P. L.r I Arthur Beam. A. P. L.; Rattle Snake, i Walter JUight, P. L: Floyd Woodard, j A P. L.; Flying Eagle. Emerson Struble, P. L: Donald Bldleman, A. P.l’ H Three men came down and acted as| Judges for the woodcarving contest i which was announced by scoutmaster) Reid at the March 38 meeting. Wooden i OF V4LUts/ Features Second Week Novelty Rayon and Cotton Frocks $198 New Styles for Street, Sports and Afternoon Wear,-Now at H — Rayon i Bandeaux _L V7 * FOR .all J Assorted Styles and Colors Uplift Effect Hail! New Spring J/ TIES 40c Heavy Double Thread What What A Price! 5 lor Bloomers .. SI Panties .. Vests L Run-Resisting Rayon save Lowest Prices in Years!' Canvas Gloves Large Size P"*/< 98c Pair ■MUNO CATS Basque Effects Organdie Ruffles Now For Variety! The Best Prints 0F lCujw । Founder’s I Day Thurs., April 14 . J.C.Penney Go. 110 * 118 E. State Street HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �me > hjutikok banhe*. wednekdav, atkil u. im George Bauer wm home from M. S | HAPPY BIRTHDAY PARTY. |HOUSEKEEPERS’ COLXTK'jSXdX' " C. over the week and. a complete and most enjoyable sur­ UMN PROVING HELPFUL *.< w I William Bchader was home from Iprire uas given MLts Mabel Sisson or: i Big Rapids over the week end. i Saturday --------- , evening. „ April K.., .. 9. when — slvee.' ' • • : i pound fresh pork, ' Iru Hull of near Marshall Spent Uw' *raa “• facetted escorted to thc'hbmc tlwhanie of Mm. Mrs. Albert 'Will Barry County Cooks Please I pound fresh ham. — a ...-w, a . n.v«. * — — ‘ •>« cup bread crumb*. ' week end With his family here. Vedder'where Mira Elizabeth .DaYoe ol dend In Their Tested und 1 r 'PERSONAL * >■ It ■ i Battle Creek over Sunday. Mr. n M P*rkin* snent tiir week W0» hostess al » lovely MXFavorite Recipes? cup milk. George Bradley of Lansing visited, Hastings friend* on Monday . । Season and bake one hour in moder­ Tlie recipe column occasioned by ate oven.—Mrs. Charles Doyte. MIm Margaret Heath 4s home from Muskegon for a week's' vacation. ! Friday* ’-------------Ante! Cake. fgueota yore a nufnber of the closest ha*, proven so popular we will be gliul Mr. and Mm. Weldin'Bmuon were! Mm. Jack Rein t._ , ,, of MIm Sisson, covers being to W..A...UV ..... Ulis ........ from Grand .HaplosI friends continue with feature ..if Ban- For a different frosting 11) aagipaw Tuesday, d(^$r<»ihcM. visited Mr*. Jack Snyder aiBatur-j Foiwtecn The tebte^'u*re7en- ner readers will ... . -----... J-ec. accord-' do......... their t-.part -Please c*kc 0<ld t**°. '-"n.ctimes ...... down .1...........your favorite tried. recipe* ....... ing Intz to tn taste, tukt* drops Hmr* of nt oil rill Miss Jannet Michael is home from’jWfB,. day. tiered ■ ■ icreu with witn Talisman roses rosea and ana orchid orenia write **<«r «u»n b«,v„>1 >>•«* ~ _ Ann Arbor tor a weeks vacation I। Mr. and Mra. 1»"“ hand them in at tim * 1 r,r flavoring VOf Mn Mrs. J. F. Edzmndz Edmonds v^R^ visited iawee 1BweeIi jxm* i-iace P1>cc cards card* and yellow nus nut,«»d thr office pr rend and “when the cake la their son son (Jordon (Jordan and and family family at at NoahNash- buktU baskel* WPtr were al al each place nlace After After tbe' Uic'Biem W n R Cook Cook freshly covered, pour over it in zlgMr. and Mm. Elmer Hershberger arei their 11*® to Mrs Mrri w ;|viit*> vllle oiinz,v Bunday. |. dritcious"two waTrerved nak,'r''’'*,oco' vtalUng their sons in Grand Rapids. '* — .— course —.— 'dinner ----------------- . Hastings housekeepers have had a “K ,,1"I?!‘Cr' dances reputation from pioneer day.-, in mat.‘bUVZ v-^u* h^*cStete Mr. and Mm. Claude Wood were Inl W A Spaulding or.d Bill Andrews by two ytmni{ ladlM V, Cowles «u ^^y_w’ JL^ik^^un^r^ Grand Rapids Saturday on business. ' I arc aiicuum# u icw uays a* thc,r u*cu col cuicowIe* and and Miss Miss Erm. Erma .Waters, Waters concon- ler8 cumjacy ■«»“ »• >uu av m *•**' -;—r—— —:------ ; Mr and Mrs. Jack Itekowaky spent'tage al Wall lake. (gratulatluiu were extended the-guest c,a‘ or aup|»cr served in any of Bnmk“1“U’ 3WJ* like Ud» frosting tor a tlie week end In Lansing and Detroit. Mm. Jack Snyder-from South Hax-:^ honor in a very amusing and in- county's sixteen township- you ^ftll «,kc- “J*1 man>. often seenis lockMr and Mm. Loon Bauer and George1 tings called on Mr and Mm. ’Eugenei teresting teresimg manner manner by oy Miss mis* DeYoe ueioe She t*nc aawe that our rural and village cook* ,n« in flavor—Mr* wm. R. cook. Bauer were in Battle Creek on Sunday.: Bush one day last week. 'told a very unique story of the "why. why ho not have ■ A Corrertion. havc to ,o take !akc a“ buck ““c* seat *eat for. ,w Mr* U-L. Dewey spent Monday ini Mr and Mrs. L. E. Wilcox and. son: wh rn, and hX on *‘ 80 ]n Mr- Woodbume* suggestion la*'. whrn antl wherefore" whercforc ' of the party, and “ *«W one. So pfeake.-senttiltem please .-sent Htem or hand —called rullwl Sunday AnrutBV!’culminated _ .......... . . .... . ....... lhtm hito tnt* tint nfTlrr- ThMiddleville with Mrs J. H. Westbrook J Norman of Battle Creek her ........... remarks .by. ... presenting Ute office.. The *nnlv only lirnpro- uci.k conccriiing waffles. It should have Mr Mr. ruin Mr .» a u ur>i*nV ln MTUBU brhalf U, of her AI friends °n we’ make is that they must be rcad "one tablespoon ot corn meal.” 4AAA.T.-, 8uaon .A, »VAAAA* vUl ------—-........ . -................ and Mrs. Wm. McCann of Irving lost, Mr. and Mrs. Eben Pennock and ■ both present and absent) a lovely tried recipes—ones you have w»ed your- instead vf one cup. Thc tablespoon of Monday. I Marloh of Big Rapids were over Sun- set of silver knives, forks und spoons. °r eaten, at-a friend s iiome And meal helps to make the waffles crlspMr. and Mrs Bert Brown of Battle day guests of W. L. Pennock. M1M Be Yoe told M1m 6U;z>n that thb wlll.our outside list take notice too. and fw, but will not larte in the woffles, Creek visited Mrs- John Qualfe on Mrs. Libble Marslwll attended Uir gift came straight from the hearts of>™> ttwk contribution*? How about -------- ------------—Monday. . . : funeral of her sisler-lntlaw, Mr/ her best friends, and in appreciation.otformer Hastings and Burry county J||M|QR PI AY WAS the friends she tmd made since she people In California? FNeryom- tomes JUHlun ru« I WHO Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Bronson arc'Frank Hyde. Sunday at Lacey. spending a few days In Jiickwi with! Mm. M H Bradfield and :on Jack came lu Hastings, and the friendship from there quoting California ■ WELL INTERPRETED relatives. .' of Milo spent Tuesday with her par- she had extended them throughout tlu- dishes, salads, etc. —.-----' as they --fashion do your "good- "gevcn Chances" Proved De Mr. and Mm. Andrew Kemp were i cuts. Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Wilcox. mcZ iuhct «*>» ou»vn — Boy Scout ------ r -— year*, rolled «■«■*. along. Mis* Sutton In .. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Finstrom; . Mrs rclllrnwl Sunday! rwpon(jed in her ------------------------------------usual pleasant mini- turn,-----------------------------' by passing wmr of the Golden / guests ot ----- --Anna -- ---------- -------lightful Comedy With Many on Sunday. from Toledo. Elkhart and Kalamazoo| ncr by accepting thc gift in the spirit !,UU: recipes On to our readers. We, Dr. and Mrs. George Lockwood and- where she has been visiting for two jn which u was given, und by saying MK,n to ',nvr ready a coluhin of Amusing Situations children visited x'af'res' In Detroit! weeks. ’ that nothing was finer in life than ojd country reelpci If you once cook j I Many clever lines and amusing wtuaover the weekend I Mrs. Miner Seeley returned home;friends, and she certainly appreciated sauerkraut by Mrs. Lucy Hessmer Ite- lion* combined with thc splendid in­ Mrs. George Newland of Olivet was] Bunday after, having spent several'her share of tlwm. and their many ,wr’A method you wdil never use any terpretation by tbe participants made the guest of Mrs. J. E Mattoon Friday | weeks in Flint, caring for sick rda- iHadnes.*es to her. ' (other. the Junior play. “Seven Chances.' • night and Saturday. 1 lives. j The evening was given over to visit-: Mr. and and Mm Orrie Bena way of De-| Mw. ChartolteRyereon and. sister. | mg. reminiscing, and writing letters to ailrt vancd nre the uses to “^"TTM^Centml1 schcx^’uuchtormm Mr. Mrs. Orrie Benaway of De-: Mrs. charlotte Ryerton and sister.!mg. reminiscing, and writing letters to ’ fvvUt ... M'1 E ** — 1 O. ... .I-. . ■ .. .... .. . . . troit were guests of Mr. and Mrs L E. Mrv Elizabeth Dodd, spent Salunia} > Dr. Winifred McLravy. who u recover- which canned tomato soup is ixmtt was well filled yitli inttrc.sted listenBarnett on"Tuesday I with their niece. Mrs M?H. BradfieW.'mg frOTi an opcratiDri at^Bkxigett hwput" ’ now ” aUde from ’ <L~^Rn : »ru£ . ’ e-7 Ramott nn Tii*«*t«v. tlwir nlcci-. M H Brudheld.1 .................. ... ... .......... ............ r Mis* Ada Michael of Syracuse. N. Y. at Milo pxtal in Grand and who-had recipe i., different .... ait*nri*rt .. J J .. “ Rapid*, •—e— — - Thu Jins recipe i.-. something ; otnruuiiK____ uiiicrruc and aim: John Wakrlev OS Jimmie Shannon. canje Sunday to spend a few- weeks r>r 8 s- m wna-ier the Rtntn hoped to be present, M- Fowler attended theStutc having been the, we are >urc 11 :.... you IHu- sittce cake, ___ jou-had thc leading role thc young man --------------- ------------, Dental m Detroit Detroit orij - , with her sisters here ' lental. Convention held held in on | instigator of thc the surprise surnrise Mrs Vedder Vedder'*'win u greatly. ;']^d XuM will enjoy it B11UIU inherit ,tu,ri(V ’*13,000^00 if he ... Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson spent Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of, home wa* voted a* a lowly "place to: Cream cup ot lard and vid I.cup inarrlwl bfforr his thirtieth. birthday. e.nd *1“,JheJr <Uu’hlrr' ,Ih?, w , , I Mid a Party and this one will be long tu^ ihtD wS*aTt‘iwr.ex“ day y. His efforts ut » « Mr. M. l>df«,d Ur. Johnum' rrnumtart l„ rwrjow imunt - Cu»|*. Il. Umuo lu which » u.l ", proposing were uell done, in fact, every Mr. and Mr* Bernard Quigley of and Mn Carter of pear Middleville contributed. - off - MXla - •- •--------uer« or wen aun< : •teusprxm has •been acjdtd, •proposing . member of tnc the. cast cast din did wonarnmiy wonderfully Nites visited relative* in tins vicinity1 called at thc iiome of Mrs. Ida Palma--—'■------- o-o-e--------------; Measure two cui» of Hour before. wr!1 renecting ffjuch credit upon the tert week during vacation. i tier Thursday ' BUSINESS WOMEN'S HOS- sifting and add to it two teaspoon* Erector, Herbert Reinhardt, and the .Mr. und Mr*. L E. Barnett and fam-' Mn. John Engel attended thc Pre*-’ . piT». mill n mu-ting -----------bakim; jwwderand .’-pices to suit. Iteci- f,tlK1Hhls- uh0 Tll|1 itagc Bettings ily were Aver Sunday guest* of Mr. and byterial al Adrian Monday nnd Tu< v-1 ’ .... teaspoon clove*. 1 tea- w,.rc uttructivc and nppropriatc. und Mrs F. F. Nichols ol Detroit. day Slw will also visit friends in De- ; TheApril meeting of- the Business- l>c »wnll6n* I Women'shospital guild was held on !’1M,on cacl> 1,1 cinnamon and nutmeg. 0Ilcc ugai^ Hastings had reason to be Mi.v. Jcun Barnes nnd Mbs Ruth treit before returning home. Monday A'AVIIIUK evening UL al IIIV the lumahome Ul of 141V thc — . ' ----seedless -raisins,• .. ground fOr tjX pnc ncw auditorium with -------- or cut Robron spent Sunday with Mr- and, Sunday visitors ut Jus. Brogdon'* I1 .UVlIUUk * and '* cm> unsalted Decan ' Mr. -•1) '* A. . V.nB.uk.rt A I—" meats. , ’ll* excellent'ziqulpmcnt. Mrs. Elroy Miller of East Lansing 'were Mr. and.,Mrs Geo. Myer* and;-chalmuo. - . ----: ■" -; Have your oven temperature 350 and Mim' Stella Heatte iias returned to daughter Donnu Jean ol Hosting* and ,l“wly dinner an* served by the:I rcsby ! k “ ’ lr;lluni \1(.at'lor llalf ^ur ; CAMP-HRE ACTIVITIES. ’ Ide Shirts IN PLAIN COLORS Each THREE for $4~ HE latest colors and fabrics in Ide' shirts for men are offered at Baird’s Clothing Store for $1.50 each—3 for $4 during the Spring season! / T These are the lowest priced Ide shirts ever sold. They have all the quality of cloth, fine tailoring for a perfect fit, and style of shirts that formerly sold for $2.00 and $2.50. , Our stock of shirts and haberdashery’ is most complete this Spring. You can get just what you want at Baird’s store. T. S. Baird (Clothing for Men & Boys Hastings Michigan Tlie O-ta-wa-ta-ca group of Camp! family of Detroit. |iao <s txin,. renurea y.iui Da-acu* 01 Mr And. Mrs (lershum Severance of *wetl^ Mwera. Lover* were laid ■■ • cooking in an Fire girls held a very interesting meet-1 Royal Oak and Mr und Mr* Wm. Sev-jl'* nUt uhui coox ng in an ing Saturday afternoon ut the home of neral services of Bert Quick at Btu.ficld cat M- E church has been changed. for twenty-four. Wednesday. Preaching will be at nine-thirty o'clock burtnew. meeting, electric .oven. At ’ctn* rer crunce and family of Battle Creek A’ lhe burtnes* bu*:i>cv. meeting, meeting it n was was voted voted eu y* m •*- w - umcr »iui. ;MlKS No.n,ui M*Chae!nr ran,o-<n. judge acrepuingiy. UUy school immediately «««, Mr. Meesick'X little muj boy » is .^u. absent ....u and p»>. Sunday after. were over Sunday guests of Mrs. Mary .'? U1< 8air>’ C°u°‘v y, )r jesting Fur irosting. cream cream one one imckagc o! ‘i:' following girb June Heurle*. [-onl sc])o0i tiu* week on account of beginning with next Sunday. All nolo Philadelphia erenm cheese and add Evndene Struble. Freda Scott. Lucine , the measles. the change and plan to attend. na-Mar. M.„ clothing for children of pre-school ag-. . . .... ... . * .. ........... .. . ..— .. ....... . Ql.oltr rv*ertfHv .Tnlin—... -. unrl . . . guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ickes. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Harper of De* CARLTON CENTER. ‘ MARTIN CORNERS.. -v.. guests of ml ‘t [{ desire to sene come Camp Fire girls under thc Icadtroit were Mr.. .M.w nnd Mrs. ter. Mis* Edna, of Stony Ridge, Ohio.- ,>cleft *r<JUI‘d the ^tUUVr; Pbone 3MJThe CarJtort •Center school, under the Mbs 'Marjorie Cogswell of Lakeview • Robert W. Cook Saturday and Sunday, were guests oi' Mr and Mr* F M XnSSte co^buK' U1(X'" , ;i, n u u equally nice crsiiiP uf Miss Michael Tlie laws of auspices of the Y. M. C. A., were in- was an over the week end guest of her ----------------" “ “mondi and <*•<’”""* wk.«w‘-^:T,^i!XBKSSSln will be tbe’^^^ipped cremn-Mn. W.ltece tbe^Jire v:tcd to visit the Kellogg factory. Friaunt. Mrs Millie Fisher. Mrs. Frank Bush.were Sunday guests nnd Mr Keller are brother and sis-' bhowerman will be the .• . Geraldine-Tolles took the tollnwing Mr and Mrs. Orr Fisher were Sunhostess tor for May. ,,lu‘* of Mr and Mrs. John Valentine ot ter. ’ j <«*•*' Ma;. Tnm 'ii. ’s< un xaI.kI girls. Margaret Tolles. Wilma Mayo. day afternoon. The older pupils, thc Kalamazoo. Mrs Charles Fnul was thc guest, uf . - ° '* " ‘‘ . Mildred Endricy, Crystal Conrad. La- Y-M.C.A; Boy*, accompanied by Mr.-, day afternoon visitors at Frank and Mr.'and Mrs. .G. W. Sheffield and Mi.5s Lucy Erb of Benton Harbpr over’ulf,TBI< J BlKTllim This i much liked by Hastings Kinney. Florence Shepard and, Watrous, several of the parents. Edgar WllHam Cogswell's m Lakeview. Cheney, leader of the Carlton hY. Remember Sunday school and Winston Sheffield were in Kalamazoo the week end. Mrs. Rachel Erb rePARTY AT CAMP. UUSTER.. homfl;.cjm rt. und hu* the advantage or Margaret Hummel, who kre working’tor. r ' .M ha ure-ichiM~M>n-ii»"a7*th<> Sunday where lhe latter, attended thr turned with Mrs. Faul Today about twenty members.of member* ol th«the u^cnm; offenng excellent "keeping keeping qualities• • usc u.e niMiawinrr Woodgatherer's<• iwnm. Rank awu Each .«««»-. recit- ?._A' '.d ” th church next .. for a week , Today Maude Smith, all enjoyed the. Suifday at 10:39. Symphony ; (visit <ith t "-*■ -*•* • — -<— ••• »« — «» h hh , ............ i t......... ............. Hasting* relatives and American Legion Anxiljnry are ' nt On’ ‘an tomtito -uup. heap'd, add Woodgatbcrer'a Dt'sirc and di*- Mrs trip very much. » Wc are all to sorry to hear of th® (Camp Ouster attending the Fourth ! t’,'v.ellJP'- °* Knox., gelutltu: dissolved, (.lKW(l(1 Uu%|r |tonoriF they were working Mrs Burr" Cochran <Uorlr>wc New- friend*. Mrs. Wm. Hale entertained thc Carl- illnc** of a much loved pastor. Rev. torn at Coldwater is spendmg tlu> 6. C Wutdoes. of the Mi&iiU Mutual Town- District birthday party ul tie Ameri-111,. - t11'1 '»* «”d .w“l,'r.'1do,.,‘otmV'e' to: They also copied thc song "Mamit> aviiuui. nnd Fiuf Legion and No 100 hospital* Each Jc,l° pn’jNiruuon-' break into tlu’ mix-|)ny Moon" to learn tor lhe next meet- ton L. A. S. Thursday of last week Showonnan of White Pigeon, who wm week here with her parents. Mr. and ship High school, and Prof Hildc-'can 1 All enjoyed the day. taken to Bronson hospital for earn Mm. George M. Newton. brandt c? .... ... ~ Mrs. H. F. Cowtea and Mis* Florence both o( Evanston, ill., were, guests ol, remembered with gift* from this dssBump called un Dr. Winifred McLruvy Dr. ahd Mrs. DeForest V’-’*— —. at Blodgett hospital on Sunday and. Monday evening. p......... Hole's sister. Mr, and Mrs Ft. L John- has gone to his reward. ■ to - tlw ■ visit. ul the Unit cut celerj. and . onion jn5t ■ Kyugun gfvup meeting was found her gaming slowly. • j Mrs Mabel Keeney Ingall“ and babyforuard mem- green pepjier----- |-----Thc-----1IIC uu* n.yuga*> »ivup The L A. 5 will be entertained by pour large* mould mourn »muu >»• : held at-the it-the home iiome of Mildred WoodWood­ son of Gwosso. Mures Jane Roberts and Beulah Barbara Harriet of near Woodbury iM.rs hum all over tlie state, a* a part'-. ' Pour p ®u*i into “mm ?l0 large torR mo “d ,or or small *? 1"1 inV*'i Mrs. John Usborne was quite ill Club No. 1 Wednesday. April 20 for dividual -----ones.u„ —Mrs.aM,u. ShirleyuW.amuu . Smith. March Shaw. also Bernard Bowser of Battle called on Rev. and Mrs. L. L. Dewey on. — —-------------• . -.^....i i I nialLsec .. . 6. - As . this ... was guest U held there every month. with the flu last week and under thc supper at the home of Mn, Arlie Bio­ Baked Ham. I night each girl brought a guest After doctor's care. Miss Mercy Usborne of cum. Please note supper Is to be Creek were here Friday evening and Saturday. Mrs. Ingail is a cousin of attended the Junior play. * Rev. Dewey whom lie had nb( seen for j t When ham is bulled remove skin and! a tew games there was a program con- Aim Arbor was hom« Sunday night and served Instead of dinner. A cordial In­ BIHTHDAY PARTI. Mr and Mrs. Sam Schleh of Grind • number of years. I The children, grandchildren and ‘insert cloves an inch or so ajmrt. Mixisisting of Plano solo-Suzanne Sumner . Monday of last week • vitation is extended to all. Rapids and Mr nnd Mrs Earl Sehleli Mr and Mrs. Harley Fox and William । gnat grandchildren of od<’- 1 >- teaspoon cloves, ‘ i tea-1 Play—"Philosopher of Butterbiggins.' w. T. ... H *., Rode-. —r-- jxiwdcred Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henney and Mr. and Mrs James Tyler of Woodof near Middlcvtllc suited Mr and entertained al their home Sunday the , baugh gathered at hi* iiome Sunday. ida'y. ?popn APOtm cinnamon. cinnamon. \. teaspoon . ,----- celery ------- ; Songs by Sybil Woodmansee "How to Robert were guests Sunday of Mr. and land and Mr and Mrs. Bert TrautMrs. Dan Lewis on Saturday evening following persons: Mr, and Mrs. Clare' April' the tenth, lo celebrate hiaiaacd, and dust hi* •'*'< ’■ tcasjioon teaspoon pepper pepper and dust Bandage" by Madeline Cook. 'Mrs. J. Kick of-Dear Freeport. z' 2222: r22. r 22t. of the Center road spent Sunday We then had our refreshment* con„,._™ was home weln Mr and Mrs. 8. Letson and daugti- Seibert and children of Kalamazoo.,'eightieth birthday. Those present were ever ham. Then .spread over this Miss „ Margaret Valentinb at Alfred Fisher's. ter Doris and Mr. and. Mrs Calvin Mr and Mrs Ed. Darling of Detroit Mr and Mrs H. H Rodebaugh andtf tea'poons lincly chopped onion swung of popcorn and candy. over Friday her pur‘ ‘ Young People's - Class ----- and accompanied !., The Parish Hewson of Grand Ledge spent Sunday and Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Warner andj'(Mrs..Ervin Snyder ol Lansing; Mrs.Tand cover with cupful flour. Place ent* to Battle Creek Friday afternoon, party was held al the Martin church HINDS CORNERS. with their slater. Mm. Edith Bonnell, children of Warnervllle. I Philip Kimble and Bernlta Rode-i‘»tn tn baker and pour over one quart Ait. and «nu Mrs. w*. C. V. C. V Robinson of Has- . •'tos Nelson McElmurry. who has .Saturday evening. A good attendance Mr. Mrs. Harold Swanson ol Big Rap-1 Mr* Katie Sqjjder from South Haz- bsugi; ol. c o „ d M CoatGrove; Mr. shd Mr*, or >' -s s ol s'*eet cider according to size f.mtb were Sunday afternoon callers at, wen ‘n California for several months, and a fine time. Candy dfad peanuU ids and Mr. and Mrs. John Power* of tings. Mu* Emma Carpdoter from *1 K.mbtP ahd children ot Wood ,of Woodut-Rutin Bake for one• hour in 350 C r N~ N •Tobias' Tobi US'” :’ recently Z recently returned Iiome. iiome ' were were served and the Martin young peoGrand Rapids were Saturday night and Shultz. Miss Blanch Carpenter ,ol Floyd Kimble Jlri and Mm children Paul Ward Mr i»««. i land; Mr and Mr*. Paul Ward. Mr.loven, basting lhe first half hour freMrs. Lewi* Abbott and daughter. Thc tlmc for thc «ehdce« at the io- pic put on thc program.» • =., w. .„d M„. W,U.rd •nd----““ ts: the rider. Boiled cider Mrs. Silkworth of Buttle Creek visited : reduced witty wulcr may be used If her brother. Mr. and Mr*. W. O. To­ Mtos Mae Keller Is home from Ann lodge Friday night and heard lhe In -1R0(lct)a>uah ° "“"“W1j I sweet cider Is not kivailuble. Thursday. Arbor for vacation. Today she 1* in mg Glee club and it was fine. , Serve tnc the ciucc elder saute muce «iucu wlilch wuu>u should bias . . 1 BANNER CLASS MEETING. Mr*. Dorcas Chapman of Hastings is! Ebner delightful Battle Creek attending tlic Altrusa club Elmer Howard. Howard. Mr. Mr. and and Mrs. Mi.-,, Johnj uonii] A. delightful meeting meeting ol of the the thicken thicken with with the thc cooking cooking or or cun can be oe 't]ass MJ .... . Q'UIUJ) .... .. . ’»I‘RW .... iHlrirma.i witli flour Kliens nt at the Kellogg Inn as thc guest of Miss Schultz and small daughter Jean. x,r . n;,nUrr 101** o{ (lie (|)e (MVllIOUlAl Methodist Sunday thickened with flour. of visiting Mrs. Clara Brown ------ - -------.... — Slices ^tr. and Mrs. Francis Barnard of: P-ta-r. •"<« Mr* .Allen Wilcox and. little School :■ Pineapple have was ifl ld on evening I-! ut’............................ pineapple in which doves cloves ---- ... .. Tuesday - ...---- I'VCIIUIK - - - been Ccata Grove spent lhe week end with; Franck Tbwnscnd. Richard Fair- 'daughter Marcia. Mr. and Mr*. LelandJ ‘ I the tin. home hnm.. of u>. Mt*. Jt »t M Townsend.,. HiMTlfd-and tnrertfd-and placed on lium hum Uli brown- Mr. and Mr* Ronald Hayne* child. Leslie Cook. Thomas Stebbins WilcoZand two children, all of Kala- Ihirly-fffre . being present. Alter a inak*' ■ n't* garnish.—Mbs Mary Mr*. Goldie Carey and two son* at-. and Cranston Wilcox arc home from msroo. and Mr and Mrs. A. M Wil- liounliful |>ot luck *U|>|>ri and lhe buri- Vnl Streeter. the university at Ann Arbor for a cox of Goble* called on tlietr uncle. S. ne*.* session. Miss Bvrthu Stickney did Suggestions added to Hus rcct|ic tended thc play at Delton Saturday! evening. - . week'* vacation. ,B Wilcox Sunday some Interesting character unalvil* were that ham cooked in sjiup saved Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bunnell of Kala­ Tlic funeral of .Mr* Janie* Pierson of’ Those from away' who attended the' work’which all enjoyed. ’ ,rom canned pineapple or from pickled mazoo visited Mrs. Clara Brown Sun-! Charlotte was held at the residence of tunehil of Mr*. Fannie Baldwin were Announcement for tlic May tneeung peaches or in grape jelly had a de­ day. • Mr. und Mrs. Fred Wood. Charlotte, Mrs. Smith. Mr. and Mm, James El­ will be made later. liciou* flavor. Victor Hardy of Carlton Center spent [ on Monday. April Ilth. the Rev. J. A. Holt, Prank Elliott and Mr*. Wm. , t, _________________ Brown augur, flour, anil a teaspoon thc week end with hbt brother Volney.; McNulty, of this city, officiating , Routsang of LaGrange. Ind. Mr. and DELIGHTFUL SURPRISE. "f niuUard rubbed over tl^ surface of Butler smith of Hastings wa* a Sun­ Muss Elizabeth DeYoe from-Muskc- Mrs T. B'Hart of Watson. Allegan Co., On Mondag evening. Miss irrnf.. the hum is ulso good. day caller nt thc iiome of Edd Newton gon was the guest of Mi** Mabel Sis- Mr and Mr* Albert Reesor of Wood­ Jone* wu* completely surprised by fit- - ,A sl'“ °r u»r°okcd hum can und also at Mrs. Clara Brown * son over, the week end. going from here land. Mrs Mary Mill* and Mr. and teen of her friends. Hie occasion being------_ used ul8° ,*?*-' used with three various Mr and Mrs. Halverson entertained • to Kalamazoo to visit licr sister and. Mrs. Matt Bedford ot Middleville, '.metfibd*. , her i.lxterntli-birthday. mntHhri-. a company of people from Hastings husband, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Park* Tlw*e from away who attended the Vegetable Soup Suggestions. Bunco furnished the entertainment Saturday evening ut^i song service. Mrs. Russell Harrison of Portland, funeral of Richard Wells last Munthe young people had a very cn-i, Allow one pint of water to each Mbs Mildred DcMott ol HaaUngk i* Oregon, is the guest of Mr. nnd Mm. day were: Mm. Grace Eteenheimer and and j,„ Ijxnmd ol incut, a knuckle uf veal is spending a few days with her iwrenta. Cha*. H. Leonard. Mr Harrison has daughter Mm. Herman Lutz und Mr. joyable time Later in the evening. Mrs. Jours a nice uddltldn. Have thc soup bone Mr. und Mrs.’ George DcMotl. gone on to New York City to attend u and Mrs. Fred Ketchum ol Kalamazoo, screed Ipvely refreshmenU. (well severed ut the market, as It packs Miss Alice McKlnnls of Grand Rap­ convention, and will return on Friday. Mr* Charlie Garrett and son nnd Mr. urT>PA * A',ft r iA runiB “1,d ,,lay* down betlcr ,n ,hr kclUc and ids speiU tlw week end u lth her cou­ Among those who attended the and Mm. Floyd Card of Augusta; AlA t AI L1XA (HOJK. ;tj ul*o aids in releasing tlic Ararrow and sin. Miss Susie Phillips, and mother "Clcricus" of tile Episcopal Clergy of fred Btorr and Mrs. France* Haworth1’ .* «***• ?“J!" If ? ' ’ “ bom which l> oi lite -wluc Mr*. Dodge entertained her motlwy this Diocese, held at Emmanuel church, of Delton; Thomas Wells, Mis* Mary Of live A Caiiella choir at Houghton-wttb thc meM from Grund Rapid* Sunday. "Klonday. April HUi, were: B|shop Me- Smith. Charlie Case and daughter Lu- College, which l»* been making a tour A pxxl plan u u, coot th, soup bone 1 Mr*. Vida Phillips ot Welcome Cor­ We have a complete stock for treat­ Cormlck. Archdeacon Vcrcoe. Dean lu and Stephen Smith of Plainwell; during vacallOh »nd ovrrjwhm u h.» lne „ ol ners spent the- week , end with Mis* ing all seed graina; also material J..cl:son ot St. Murk's Pro-Cathedral, Charlie Welts ul Battle Creek; Mrs. ,„rt will, rammonduu™ ll U „„ .,„a .rU; Susie Phillips ahd mother. Grand Rapids, tlie Rector* of th: Lydia Stahl and son Walter of Rich­ m»d u ite H i.nu.u.1 choral or-, „mmc „ for plant lice d011c M„d neighboring churches al Kalamazoo land; Mrs. Vcrc Williams and ML-> DELTON. rxium iuii in wrau-m New Vorfc . mghl: in lhe morning late uh all or and Battle Creek, and many others. Frances william*. Mrs. Nellie Store Harry Slocum of Kalamazoo and' THRFF timfs four CLi'R the dripping, grciuc as for desired. Il was a notable gathering. The ladles and Mr. und Mrs. Lewi* Otis of Hickory'’J) TlieSrinbSt 2 the tfiiw»1'Tunc .'llbrl ni»kfSof flnc future Thlt use. of Emmanuel church served thc lunch- Comers; Mr.’ and Mrs Harry McCarty F«?ctabS very deasanUy /nter-l^n add '‘‘getables. according to in- Tidd and Otto Dotorling of Chicago! spent Sunday afternoon at Homer I eon. . I and Bert Otis of Dowling. ^ .nmd.rcnu.gbrten. C.TS Kelley'* Thc tenth Riad'.' play "Nora Wakc| Up" was presented Saturday night to ' ib a s I < generously 1. Lima bean*, barley U AND 1 BRIDGE CLUB. 'sprinkled on top of vegetables to steam a full house, and everyone thoroughly Mrs Fred Prentice de.ltghtfully en- ^cr. Later a can of peas with their enJoyed it. Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry Wcrtman spent I tertained the U and I bridge club pp liquid- a pint can uf tomatoes, and [»Monday afternoon. • tatoes tlicvd on cabbage cutter cun be Thursday and Friday with Mr and Mrs- Milton Nobles at Grandville. --------------- > .... added if ejerired. also noodle*. LAKEVIEW. Thc secret of a rich, »tI| lluvorcd • Elwood Eddy entertained his ulster' L. V. BESSMER Eyeaight Specialist j Wm. Cogswell and daughters Carrie, soup is, not to ^Kimp on thc size of from Kularmuxo over thc week end. A scries of meetings began Sunday Greta and Dorothy spent'Sunday with your foundation meal and bone, and COMPLETE STOCK HASTINGS, MICH. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Schantz near Ver- never during any oi the process of evening in thc M. E church. Rev. Miks ,inontviBc. cooking from first lo lust, let it boll— will be assisted by Mr. and Mr*. Virgil’ MANDEVILLE FLOWER SEEDS Geren of Kalamazoo. . About forty young people attended!Ju*t a slight simmer. All Kind* of Flower*^? About your vision, do The boys and glria 4-H. clubs will, the Parish party al tlve church Satur-i Tlic Freneli. who iiave thc repula’day evening. AU reported a good Ume.'tlon for making lhe best wup in the Iiave their annual Achievement Day you? You have never had your eyes examined. so how CAN Lakeview community club meets Fri-1 world, have a saying "let it smile— in the Delton Community hall on you know? Because you sec well you conclude you arc one of day evening. A(>nl 15. A good program ; never laugh.' . Tuesday. April IB. beginning ut nine thc lucky ones whose eyes arc normal. Many others make that i* beuxg pteiuied. Bring plate and spoon] Cheese powder dusted on fresh, rrtep o'clock A. M- There will be seven clubs । same mistake. No one can be really CERTAIN how he secs un­ a* refreaiunent* will be served. toast te often added to tlic bowls as it represented. Arthur Poasclius. wlto has been a; Mr. and Mrs. Wm Waddell accom-'ll served. til be submits to an examination. panted Mr. And Mrs. John Blocker to: Another suggestion made at House­ patient In the American Legion iws-i , Baltic Creek Friday. ; keeper's afternoon wa* to cut off jurt pltal at Camp Custer for wine time. MMit four day* lost week al his Louie । HASTINGS. MICH. , ' Mr. and Mrs- Orr Fishct were caliert of tlic meal in small pieces, searing PHONE 211* at Frank and Wm. Cogswell's Sunday,them over well before adding to the here.— Several from here attended lhe (u-1 afternoon. 'kettle. Tills retains the Juices and covrrtK! cov/fed from her recent nperellen. ojieratlon. Mbs Mis.1, Charlotte Lake of ot Lansing spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs D L ChrisIlan and Mrs Uar. and Mr. Mr and Mrs Walter Walter Lake. Lake Mr* Chas Ickes and -Robert Mrs Robert und 9 4 Spraying Tim? Don *t Wait Any Longer for Your Dormant Spray ... It Will Soon BE TOO LATE! if Lime and sulphur should be used for this first , spraying before the trees begin to bud. NEW STOCK—All of our stock is absolutely new this year Not a single pound carried over from last year. This should mean a great deal to those doing any spraying. Material for Treating Seeds 4 Dedicated to Better Vision SANOSEED — Especially for Seed Potatoes. SEMESAN BELL—Also for seed Potatoes. CROW TOX -For Seed Corn. . SEMESAN JR.—For Seed Corn. EVERGREEN—For Plant Lice. Etc. CENALL Plant Spray—For Plant Lice, Etc. You Don’t Really Know « B. A. LyBARKER — �THE HASTINGS BANNER.- WEDNESDAY. APRIL 13. 1931 Our Success THE CHURCHES WANTS The Hastings Teachers’ Club ■ ful business management and . uiltfarlory dealing with policy holdem. SEE VS FOR. INSURANCE' Citizen* Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L MAUS-^tlSON A Modern Comedy in 3 Acts N •1 BeptrMaUUrak H. S. SHELDON ■ • • ABSTBACT AKD P.EAL ESTATE OTHCE HASTIXOS. MICH. •• :. • i.i . <4.t- amt «W.I »• .. r<wj as net Fear 1.1 »•....« -r sarSra truck. II L. *Vht . i bin ►»!.».• »<*< ■ <«. .-a ; tctl.Elc rack. «n <>•-!">-<>-iitl—a I..-, H cam'oulc* aattb. .«;» kal t mW* full -vl.t CENTRAL AUDITORIUM Friday, April 22, 8 p. m. • 11 , ! Price, Including Reserved Seat, 10c. .lU-u'.-: Tickets on sale at Loppenthien’s Store Saturday, April 1G from 10:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. and Wed­ nesday, April'20 from 7:00-9:00 P. My—Alsu at High school ofliee every day beginning* Tuesday, April 19. . New Hats ARE ARRIVING EVERY WEEK al The Morning Glory X Shoppe X Large Head Sues Our Specialty 226 S. Jetfcrtdn Street Hamings HASTINGS MARKETS Hastings Auto Wrecking Co. WA BUY 200 OLD CARS F0R vv /-MNTS V i u TO wrecking purposes CARDS OF THANKS C F I I C NEW AND SECOND-HAND ■J 1- L. L. a AUTO PARTS al L0W PRICES 212 NORTH JEFFERSON STREET HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Dxam wjjr W . T V A. , f TOp r««di—Betill Price. NOTICE! HASTIXOS PABISR. METHODIST "EPISCOPAL CHUBCR. Is hereby given to all Depositors and Credit* ors of the Nashville $tate Bank the receiver is now accepting the filing of Claims. Every Depositor should bring his Savings Book, Certifitatcj of Deposit^ Cashier’s Checks, or any other form of deposit with them in order to file their claims. .Also, regarding Commercial Checking Accounts— Statements must be called for, and each Depositor must be sure that figures agree when filing claims. Parents may file claims for children. Eiling of all claims must be completed within 90 days from February 23, 1932. Proof of Claim blanks may be obtained at Bank. HASTINGS CITY MISSION > .> Sec lepl notice on page 14 for full particulars. \i.- - I.;,-. / i'i.i NASHVILLE STATE BANK E. B. Finley, Receiver Nashville, Mich. :hi That we have to otter those who call. The FARMERS UNION MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY upon us is suited'to the purpose for which it is intend- of BARRY. IONIA and KENT COUNTIES 45 Years of Satisfactory Service 'cii. It has the cornQ. dfrice, a«d the needed far ilities of ix Ypfl: a mortuary as well. I <li»U r d.tfcr oCTrr * We believe that those who make ' U. B. MISSION. that it is ,-T wry <|. What was the indebtedness against thr company on April I. 1932? (}. A. Q. A. <). A. Q. A. “ Q What MWt» did thr company possess on April 1st? Liquid atscls SIL576.I5. Office and equipment $6,500, How many members and how much al risk? 7000 members carrying $25,000,000 insurance. What expUnathin would thr ofilcrm like lo make? Wr Piter no apologies, Where is thehume oilier and address of secretary? Woodland. Michigan. Who arc thr cilicem? C. J. MOORE. Preaident. CHAS. FREYERMVT1I. •W. S. RugsL Director. suitable place from which to hold serv- WM. II. LIND, Stere Ury. JOHN J. DOSTER, Treasurer. K C. KILPATRICK. Director. jtfll Merchandise in our Establishment is marked in plain figures . .. with the price of the COM­ PLETE Funeral Service. GRANGE PROGRAMS STAB OBAKOB KO. tps WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME Player Piano In lhe vicinity of Haallng*. which i« dlghlly used and almoat paid Mmbulance Senate ■ Chas. Ji. £eonardc-» sllf^viss , It often happens that there is more '*■•»«• education In being done than in <to-; I mg. ■ u. ..... lu i.ar, juvr :.,a, mu tkbbb new models. m’mVo <>• ca. Tsctary, H*.ue,k Funeral Service ------------------------------ ik______ L. �Wednesday, April 13, 1932 THE HASTINGS BANNER A good book, he declared, should ac-/ Com'p)L-.h two things: fn the first place it should ipehuuw the' imagination of , thc child; but it ought to do another thing, esjiectally as he grows to matur­ ity; it ought to. promote- human un-! den tandmg We wish every fatlur and' mother ••wild have heart! what Ire hud JU-autifuT. ' The Invocaliuu was given • Continued from pugc to say about the value ol good book,, in Just brought to a close. tlcrp4t^e 29 cal Win by Mrr. Keith Bowman wx« so a home—not txpervuve books, but good books. If they cunriot be a trended by organized groups, with 58 Maders. Tire heartily received tiiat she was com­ .cutright purchacr. he stak'd that the total enrollment was 495. of whom 469 pelled to rcsjxmd fo an encore. Michigan State College is prepared to completed the work, or a re«nj of The . . ________ reading by ____________ Mrs Minnie Farr, ____ of loan b<x>k>. ut thr very minimum of cost 94.7't wImj finished lire year's wotk !Hickory Comers.-■ brought dowp the to thosc*who wish them We need. Ire There were 389 certificates awarded.} house and she obligingly gave unotlrer,liuild. to gi t away from tire idea that limn are made Just to function us InaMim Roberta R ttefshy. sjiecinlhi In' chairs. 847 p*ir».oi curtain;, that had •chines. They ate nuide to function sus been altered. 676 inure of new curtain;' nutrition at M S. C . then gave u talit I human beings. A* such they should un­ made nnd 1309 pictures that had been on -lire nutrition project: which will belI demand the complexity of life, rtpereining, Those who received lhe in­ the subject for next year's work, and'l daily ot our American civilization. He i struction during tlie year jw.^ed II on indred for the next three years. that tlrere had been a great to 226U othrf women, who were twit Mbs Hereby referred to .tire lK»me, 'declared ; improvement in American literature in enrolled in the groups, so that tlw to­ ke»|x-r as the "Ikk-, of tin- home.” liav- | recent jTurs. by getting away from tire ing various duties, tire highest of which} tal number reached wax 3Jtf5. influence of English literature- and un Not only did this instruction Increase Ls'to keep the home In order. To pre-?; lionc.d attempt to interpret our own tlw attractiveness of tin- homes of tin serve the health of her family she mu ' life to oiu ouj; folks- fn other word*. members of tlw groups und tlic 22f>i) not only know how to cook food, but]i we arc making a rediscovery of Atnerl-f other women to whom the instruction- she nlmiild know hxxi values. The ca, and he gave .-opre fine illustrations ACHIEVEMENT DAY PART TWO Afternoon Session. Following tlw dinner and program downstairs caipe tlw afternoon pro­ gram in lhe auditorium, with Mr Flngleton, county chairman, presiding. Moil Towrurnd, of thin city, led th* bin Regularity Necessary to a Successful Life Physically and Commercially Regularity in Eating Regularity in Sleeping Regularity in Exercise Contribute toward a Healthful, Happy and Successful Existance! 'mended that tin- members try to < nrj had be-n found to be worth exactly’ 86 '"ah mint is that-we hav< f< a- । out wluit they had h-aliird in refill- cent* Ixit tire .a-.HK.m'ht future-, .tha-'lurv' 1,1 “,lr American life quite a. nhhirig their churches in order tn tin- average child of five years of azi- is: frf.P0?/"ya’ ln .pOrC.n and prWM’ /brauilfy tfieni. make the church din-, nig rooms more ideasing, also the.'worth 814.<Xxi; but the value of a heal­ And Finally. < Ui-hiontng o’t |>ews and making covers thy child hie - years of age Is computed We wish every- MiprrvUor In Barn-; tor pulpit chairs, thereby making th-] at <21,000. Th>- speaker proerded to warj^ her ।county could have be»-n present at this interiors of churchc.Zmorv ultractlvi Mires Reis also recommended thi- same audience of tlu- fixxi laker, ntnurged gathering. ■ They would have seen WO, ___ ..... reprwnung _____ _____ every .. _part ___ <>ti general plan in tlx- .schools where chil­ thept to acrepl what science had dte- women, dren sjwnd so much of their time. She cioM-d as to real ftxxl values. Tire in-1 Barry* coufity. who arc much in ear-' Mrurtion wimh -Ire proptares to give; ne..t Ul this extension work, next yelr is not a . cooking course, j They would have found, from actual sliowti m the drcoralions -and pictures. If for no other reason limn Unit thl-v though pro|x?r cooking will be featured. Inspection of the work done, that .tlusu* should value their surroundings more Th*- teal aim of the course Is to I women ure learning front experts how! highly, which would inevitably had to acquaint the members ot the extension Ito make their homes more interesting a greater resja-cl fur property. She groujis with the kliid of foods tiiatjand attractive, how to properly hang} recommended brighter- and cheerier uught to lx* wived to young children, pictures, how to cover on old chair s*<i walls, rvflnlnhing ol teuclx-nr desks to grown-ups and to people who are it will lock as good as a new om?-Min'd and chairs, the making of Muidra und nearing the* three .score yeaf* and ten. then- weir lot.-, of examples—how to make over old curtains or make new' If children suffer from rickets, Mi curtains for scluxil windows 'lhe same ■ recommendations would apply to town Herzhy said. It Is-the fault ol d’f "ar‘ ones that are Inexpensive, how to grow flowers that would adorn tin- home and' halls, grange halls and libraries. !' enta; . . because,science , , , has't'n.-r.- proven - i* that rick, Is rnti . lu* i.iv.I.Uwf ' ,*.* make it more cheerful. We presume to I were VrmHTie’*^urtahu " the i-HccWv-'8ood " lor“chil<lren to “uth-r from say that there were at least 700 women! of Burry county who attended this, ...k * they are are not not being being properly properly fed.f.-d. Tlu-.nThere gatlieriiuf or visited the exhibits. Theyi and the r<-hanging <if pienih-s The....:J. they lection ot grxxt pictures u not iwc>'.'- lire children m many homes growing were impressed by what they saw and; up with flighty wav$ way^—nervous, nervous. irri irn-­ -jearrieu. learned. If the supervisors could have l table, excitable. fpces ufteii flUuhed. heard tiiui, lh:i| ii it i.-i li |n<jj*A-vu projMwd Iir to ieubh teach I anraru fmrativi ly inexpensive by securing copies Of works of regl art. which couj<j that evidence Hie fact that Hwy are mothers In hundreds of homes of Barry; county next year. in preiiarlng and not fall of having u-fitie elfect ujkih1 nob eating t he projrer fo«M!s. Siu- warned the women who belong serving stieh foods a> science has dem-1 thc hornet. thc groups that the subject of vita- oiLstrdted are good und wholesome.' Not only members of lire groups, but Ito I many others who are. not connected Hfiin-; will b<- discussed The aim will they would have wanted to encourage1 they will e*ery mother to no! only be a member with the work, vtbltcd the chitfch dur-}|b<-to train the memtn-rs I know food values, how to projx-rly pfr - of a croup, but to enter heartily into ing thc forenoon and afternoon, and in­ spected tlw exhibit.*, which were made;] I pare frxxis for those, in their homes, the wink for tfiv coming three years, /having regard for the dillcring when that subject will be up for.study, during thc past year. They found nnd th? differing physical needsage> of And finally, we are run- that any tlu-m nrnmt Interesting arid worthwhile |, person who reobn-s that ft, is .worth Many were thb expresatoti.'i of approwtll' tlu- ineinbera of the family. and appreciation by the-'- viiitai,./■ Miss Hertthy diA* not aiu rnpt lo go gvhtlc t<f cultivate social vtfluee in life tlie technique of the Instruction would understand rcndily that you can who are not in any way connected with inio ; . that will b<- given, intimating that that not get 29 groups of women together, the groups. ■ i would be brought out in the lessons a? as these 29 have- met during lhe last Noon Program. . i presented. year, to talk over-and work out prob­ A lota! of 358 sat down in thc social | .The next number .wax a piano aqlo. lems that concern the physical adorn­ rooms of thc church und enjoyed the excellently tendered, by Mrs Ijewatd ment of thc home, to make it . more fine menu served bf the Matbodist la-; Wullace. Jr,, of Bedford- This w.is fol­ attractive, witlmut having benefited dies. After thc luncheon. Mrs Finglclpn! lowed by a,vocal solo by Mr. Mortimer not only, those who attended the gath­ called on dlflercht Ryoiifr* for thclr-TotriMend of this city, who re.'-)Kinde'd erings. but the live times ns many more Munis ot parts oi^ the program. Many} to an encoreT who received the instruction, although of them were given in tin- way of A inten-.-tinR address wax given not ’ number* ot any club, receiving it original poems, tclllflg’of tlwir work, by Professor Waldo, of.tlw Michigan through-memlx.-rs of the groups If or With fine readings apd duilogues.'State College, on the subject of '.Bookt. every supervisor in Barry county could 4fastings Group No.2 presented • Clara, in the Home. " 49 7 pounds butterfat. The third was: will cover the past six montlu. of testIiave been in thc auditorium and cd may differ .from these early inten- .MARCH REPORT OF THE iiAiuiv rnirNTV s*n •• n n r a w- c- Shultz' registered Guernsey,1 ing.—Edward-R. Bailey, Tester. l(OU and Em. " who told ol the 'trial' ' Mr. Waldo prefaced his remarks by lieard thc addresses and realized con­ lions reports due to weather condl- । HAKKV CUVNTX NO. . I>. II. I. A. wWeh frc,h(.nKj August 15. and --------------- --------------------nnd tribulation.-, of attempt mg to make stating that we un- iww in u time cretely. as he would, the benefits t hat I Hons, price changes, and other fap-1 Seventy,-one cows were under test . produced 835 pounds of milk testing! nr,, I(?ad we knQW old articles more attractive features in when malciial values are being shut to follow such extension work, it seems to j tors. the home. A-Ide from these there were plec-.s and men are losing proper view-' US ax if he ns well as every other cntlzi-n Intended. Plantings In 1932 In P" mUkntei«£ 4m5? £nt™£ 27M to 55 °f 459 ,yX*niiS °l butler,Mt j ‘h-vtred about 15«. It was in 1564 Koiig-s. .readingn. etc. Members of Has- points. Ethically and morally, declared would have been Rind to help j-uch work Iteefr? tnrhmt.m i Ncxl month a review of summary-in other words, that men first noted Tiie'aveS value of butterfat nro- wU1 be ,nade’ ‘how,n« ,Jw high herd that lead pencils, dropped from whattings Group no. 3 njiir Mime origffutl llu: .breaker, our age seem;, to be\ink- and make it jxiv-lble to carry it on. Harvest In 1931.. songs mid gave an interesting reading, hipl. One uf the realms for It Is that U. duced rer ww was 88 36 * Theurer- ln ll,c lar8'’’ n)cdJum and Bmn11 herd ever position, always fell on the point, Life has mote values than those rep­ Mich. N.Ccntl This wax a dellghUiil part of the pro- we do not think straight, do not under­ resented by land* mid houses. There 8 nan fred rn«t t»r enl“<«4x tnAvin^o •«frouP5- a,ro lhc lhrCe highest cows in which very promptly broke.—Nashville States gram. Miss Reis was given ~a lovely! stand, do not read good books, us we are socltfl values too. nnd their culti­ • •” ,0“ ' bouquet as an expression ’• the .... ap- should. He declared, (hat: there U us vation adds to the material values. ------of .101 101 8 102 2! cow. . ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------ConT - predation of tlu- women for lu-r — excd' much tired of menial Jixgivne ns there Spring Wheat ....110 lent work. Mrs. Fingldon was also re-____________________ is physical liygfene. He called upon the REDUCTION IN BEAN ims' Thc rcturns Per dollars' worth of Oats mtrnbered with flower-, m honor of her mothers present to realise their respotifeed consumed was $130. The feed fine work.as the head of the organiza-'siblUty for a bright mental and cultural nnwicoxt °* producing each pound of but- ] ACREAGE IS PROBABLE Barley Field Beans tton. i environment.fur tlii^children, ioi7it'’rfnt was 233 cenu “nd ‘he teed cost Potatoes ... ioiA r er 100 lb6’ °f mHk WB*H W’' Ce,’M' I Planting, ftowever, Likejy to Trnne^Itiy . | Seven grade Holstelns, owned by! *MMM*M*M**A*MM*MWM**MM*MM* 1' Be Higher Than Ten-Year :--------- ' Howard P. Stanton, averaged 767 lbs of rr , , j milk testing 4.01or 30.74 lbs. of but-1 yVverage In State' Prospects of a reduced acreage of '----------Nineteen registered Guernseys, own-i field beans and a continued acreage of By Home Economics Specialists Michled by W. C. Schultz, averaged 555 8 lbs. field beaus and a continued increase in gan State College milk testing 531' . or 29 54 ita. of butthe-wcuagc of barley in Michigan , ____________ --- j terfat. were features of”tlu» intchtlohs to plant ’ ' . “ Six cows, representing four different! report, which was released by the dcTlu? dinner menu should be built I breeds, owned by Roy Bryant, averaged' [parpnent of agriculture lust week. No material changes were reported for tlu? aroqnd one hot dlsli. u protein, to con-1823 lbs. of milk testing 3.54 : and I acreage of other spring crops, accord­ tlnue the general outline for planning: ng 45 pj,. of butterfat JS'VS'.E*' Foll-l™ u » Ibt or U» >bm lUihing lo Jrvin Holmes, assistant agri­ 3EX was begun lust week by nulricow- in-each el-isslflcation* I ; cultural statistician, and Herbert E. which lion .pwulur. ,t MkhlR.n sure Col- n.SiSn? TOnmXjr c । Jowell, commissioner of agricull ure. ig. Thu auh may *»,W or me.C ^“re.S'onlSS^ncS While .Michigan bean growers re­ of mllk for the : ported on March 1 that they intended eggs, beans, - or peas, or cereal and M4 "'jhig 5.65. or 47.7 pounds for'the month, to plant 546.000 acres of this crop, ChCCH practically the same In all cakes. j w c Schultz also had the second best; J vested last full, such an acreage would A meat stew with vegetables and I'™' a .SIodu"n“ । still ire five per cent larger than the dumplings would be an excellent choice.'^1 ?.1SSJeaf„!,’<tl’®5 ®r.^ i uVerage acreage harvested tn the state on a low cost menu. The ndulU and Jg?“"d\ ? । during tire ten years 1921-30. Bean older bovs will be given gencnaus serv-t^oaBrd Stantons grade Holstein.. growers in other stales an? also plan- SS SS gS o[6-8 .111 tare »™n’*h,c“ freshened September 1. 1931, । ning on decreased acreages for 1932 nrn™mf Jr rne.i « ilree“iervtoT of Produced 858 pounds of milk testing SS mi””'* or»S pound, ot bmierIn New York the report showed 92 per "bl« cent of the. harvested acreage for last 1 year. For thc great northern area. ™ttalrr'Si.'i^S!i'2t. Wou^' .“»™r«.roUB YBAys-rwd Mita' 1 Montana and *Wytfming each reported rather difficult to digest. Tile young­ ।had thc highest testing cow in this; I 70 per cent while Idaho reported 75 est member of the family will be given' class, a registered Holstein, which pro-' । per cent. The Pinto states arc plnn- ,-jome of the vegetables, mashed with' duced 1132 jwunds of milk, testing 3.71 । ning smaller reductions, the Colorado a fork, no meat, and no dumpling. or a total of 41.9 pounds of butterfat', ’rc stopping over night at report being 90 per cent of last year Though from a nutritional viewpoint for the month. Howard Stanton's' U V ROVAl • U.J.MIXIU* • U.t.CUAlO and that for New Mexico 97 per cent. it would not be necessary to add an­ grade Guernsey produced 718 pounds! the hotel, Dorothy. I found your I1 In California thc intended decrease other vegetable, a salad or a cooked of milk, testing 4J. or 352 lbs. butter-1 Thay’ra bigger . . . laugher . . • i was the same as for Michigan - ■— or 89 -- vegetable might be included for varie- f#K for the month. W. C. Schults had name in the telephone book.” l per jeent. If such changes are ore carried carried Bread and butter should be pro­ the third highest, a registered Guern­ tamationoUy Improved naw U. S. । lour’this spring, it would result in ” ap *"v­’ vided in ample quantities. A des­ sey. which produced 603 pounds of Tire*. And they're priced lowar i proximately 1,640.000 acres being plant­ sert, such as baked apple, cornstarch milk, testing 4.7 or 34.4 lbs. for the ed in the United Blates, or 88.2 per pudding. Junket, or custard could be month. ' cent of the 1.860,000 acres harvested served to all.Xhe family. The dessert UNDER FIVE YEARS—W. C. Shultz Visitor* from out-of-town, aa well aa local p«r«d Rubbsr — th* sturdy Raw i j in thc fall of 1931. should be only slightly sweetened for had the three top notchers'in this class. Pavrlait—ond ih« Hawaii addition i Michigan potato growers are not tho smallest child, but may. be made The high one, a registered Guen^ey. l friend* and acquaintances, can locate you easily I ‘ planning on any marked change in more palatable by thc addition of producing 716 pound* of milk testing i acreage this year. The March 1 re- raisins, more sugar, or a very few nut 6.75, or a total of 483 pounds butterfat if your name u in the telephone directory. I port indicated 248,000 acres aij the in- meats for the older persons. for the montit, Thu cow freshened | tended plantings or 1 per cent less April 3. 1931.- Another registered Doth men and women find that having their than wax harvested a year ago, but The menu for lunch or supper will Guernsey, fresh in September 1931. I1 about 6. per cent less than the aver- be discussed next week, which will sug­ produced 754 pounds milk testing 625. . names in tho telephone directory often prove*" ALSO SEE OUR SELECTIONS OF ijnge acreage. -However, In the north gest the general outline ot an incx- or 47.1 butterfat for the month. An­ icentral group of states growers were pensive meal tor a family of five in­ other registered Guernsey, freshening a valuable business asset, also. GOOD USED TIRES, Ranging From ■ I contemplating an increase of about cluding a man. a woman, a boy of 14­ March 17, 1931, produced at, the rate ot :5 per cent, while for the entire coun­ 18, a girl of 6-8 and a boy or girl of ‘i 948 pounds of milk for tlw month, test­ ; try Intentions were reported at 101.7 And, in emergencies, such as fire, accident ing 5.0 or 47 pounds for the month. per cent of the 3228.000 acres har­ In the five years and over class W. C. sudden sickness, your telephone THE CATCH. vested last frjll. Schults' registered Guernsey, which And if I take this Job. I'm to get freshened October 1831 wu first, pro­ I The department called attention to enables you to summon help gjA 'the fact that these reports are col­ ducing 1003 pounds of milk, testing 55 immediately. lected each March in order that farm­ "Yea. provided, of course, that your or 55.2 pounds butterfat. Fred Miller’s Phone 2177 “Drwt-In Service1 Hastings ers may make -such changes in their work la satisfactory." grade Holstein wu second, freshening plans for 1933 planting* as may seem "Ahl I thought there was a catch March 14 and produced at the rate of I desirable. The acreage actually plant- semawtare."—Good Hardware. 1484 pounds of milk, testing 335, or Regularity in Saving Regularity in Paying Moderation in Spending Contribute toward a . Frugal, Prosperous and Satisfied Commercial life HE hardships you may experience in order that you may save Ttoday, regularly a part of your earnings, will bring rejoicing in the years to come when yoy can enjdy the fruits of your present economy. THIS OLD BANK HAS HELPED MANY A YOUNG MAN and WOMAN TO FORM THE HABIT OF REGULAR SAYING Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank In Barry County Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2217 MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO The Hoinehiakers Corner t.n.t EW U. S. TIRES 30x4.50 U. S. ROYAL $7.85 jtfuto JpoH Shop ----- �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 13. 193! PAGE TEN ■■■■EasaBHBEBssa^n^^s Middleville. YMCA ITEMS The funeral of Rev J II We.vtbrook COURTHOUSE NEWS I. IW. V. 11 — Thursday «». largely attended 'at the M. e. church here of which lw luid PROBATE COUBT. Barry county Y. M. C. A. mourn* the. been the leading force In Ka construe­ tate Inez E. Snore. Bond and lew* of their true and tried friend and tlorj- -*■ —— *his — ----— •- of aeren ------ during pastorate r» usued. order limiting settlement •Upporter. Rev. James H. Westbrook of years here He had spent forjy entered, petition for bearing claims Middleville ’ here and ... In nearby placer— tn---------------------------------------------------------the Lord's' — NWL Raiurdav u lhe bur dav for farm tfork- Several of the elders who had filed, notice to creditor* is*ued. been District- Superintendents met Eft. Ludwig Paul. l r.ui, Wifi wm fil'd «*<•,and re-1 him »vre at the funeral, as well a* corded,-petition for probate fllqd, ual-' and a Iwlpful program in their Elev­ ’ several who had worked under him In ver of notice filed, proof of will filed. enth AdrtaAl Conference to be at Coats various places. .A,man we all will misf order admitting will — entered, bond .—u u_ ■ filed Grov( April Id from 8J» until 3 00. and letters laaucd. order limiting set-; Tlie land in lhe village pork will b­ t’rment entered, petition for hearing, Hln *4^1 IdrH and boys of Barry co'inty*wfil attend the confyreuee April used for garden putposes this sexton, claim* filed, notice to creditors issued. ; the same being plowed at this Hide. Est Stephen S. Schantz. Petitionl Mrs. Snider of the river road, south- and ' uuI' vit for ... lattonfhlps* directed by Dean Trout of ' appoinunent ' ' ' Ad-1 Hillndale Colles« Delegates from four east of town; passed away FBday after nnnistrator filed, order apitompng Ad-( count)'* will attend. a long illness The funeral and burial nilrastralur entered. Est. Charles Claikson Id rich War-i Camp Barry k a busy place tliuw will take place at Waldron, where thev formerly hied and where most ot th.* rant >nd inventory til'd ’ . dais with 21 cottages and four other relative* reside. The relatives have the Eat. " ’ Frank — L Fisher. — Tt'stimony —>1 building*, all bring c^nitr-Kted Our frrripddcrs filed, license to wii issued, sympathy Of thoir many friend* herein fatcncn is reiving a* tuck house and ua . ’ h before sale filed. rei>url of sale the l°s* of a good wile ami'mother.. dining room tor jo of the workmen. filed. Kciloi^ Foundation u sure niakuig it Mb* . Dorothy Bonnett, of Buttle Est. Haney o Ku Order fuel a great place ter children to really live Creek, who u very busy in l>fr chosen entered Track meet* m ecnriectWn with flic line of work, nuntlng. spent the week adjournment E(t. l.ucy Franck. Inu ntory filed ■ 4-H club Achievement Day jiragrnnis end here with Mt. and Mr* Ed. FinkEft. Samuel D. Kalherutan. Order will be conducted April 18-1». Evci.ts beiner. Bonnie* many friend* here an- appointing AdmiriUtrator cn-l will consist of daihes. Jumping, base­ always glad to see her and krtuw that lend, bond -tsiiat filed and letter* tvued. ball throwing nnd games ,she is making good. t F.-t Philip KeUier. Petition for! Get .ready for Y. M. C A camps in O A Stark has a large quantify of 'Administrator fil'd .watv.r of notice June. Lower tn pricei but higher in. peas already sown and expects to be fil'd, order appointing Administrator quality. • among thr early birds on the Grand entered, bond filed and letters ivied. Welcome Corner. Y.' M C. A group Rapid.. n-.ark.fwKh home grown |>us order limiting wttlement entered. tition lor hearing claim* fil'd.- m ' niceto at the Welcome Grange lialf this Last year he had some very fine one’ creditor* hsurd . week Thundny night. E J. Crook, A lanre crowd at thc M. E church KM. Clara Both. Order leader. Sunday A M. made i; necessary to ..... Mis- F.lla Coulcj o!.. Prc.'ijen, leader open thr league room to take care Of all’ claims entered. F Kocher PeUUo attend • I tlu Girl Reserve* there. lk.:-. w»U ...^ ........ -1 thr people—Wry encouraging to tbe dcr'to John the joint Hl-Y and Girl "■ ' Reserve con- pas'or pastor io to see *c<- inc the teats' mbcs Fall wvui num filled .... .request delivery ni u. Ivrcnce ut Battle Creek* this Saturday ’ Our fine spring showers are starting '" ■* —'*vr• to Administrator entered. uith some local girl* and Shirley to green thing* up and makes it* look: over sccuritlc* ' Ert A. Nelson Apjielman ! Voorhees will take some Hkrh school more like spring Frog.s are singing alcounting filed, wan er of txrtire filed.j boy* to tin- same meeting. ’ segwhich sounds spring-Hke. order. aligning residue entered, dis­ charge’ uf Adnunistrutur iK-ued. eslatej enroll'd. E*t. Fannie Baldwin. Petition' f.:i Adnuiustmtnr fiW- order appointing i AdmfnLslraiic Entered, bund nkd and j letters issued, order limiting ment. entered, petition ior i claims fil'd, notice to arrvduor: Est. Ameba 1. Swift, petition lor; Administrator fikd. waiver oi notice' 1 filed. E-t Jasper G- Deed*. Band tiled and hi ter* lAtU'd. order limiting M.-ttlement entered, petition for heiypni: claim:': filed, notice' to creditors iMUcd. ; Henry Rrc serotyf annual ac-' of Administrator-filed. bond with' perxonifi surety filed, order o .surety cempony entered. Ext. Glenn A Fliiglrloil, el nital account or guardian filejf. EM. Berth? Palnux petition rove money and give a note filed, order| granting authority to borrow inoheyl Here’* seel coHee satisfaction, arid k give -• ' uuu *>< nntn entered. run »«’«>. ( thc f1a«o< YOU prelei is blended E-f Marv Elizabeth Allen. Annual Icrount ot guardian .tiled Est. Addie Stocking. Annua) coun: pocketbook too. ot suardian filed. REGULAR S Saving.. .Wise Spending «..« Habits of Frugality Depends upon the circulation of money just as health de­ pends upon the circulation of the blood. A DOLLAR WISELY SAVED js of GREATER VALUE to your community than $1,000 hidden away. So when you save do it in the reg­ ular way—Put your savings in this Old Bank where it is earn­ ing a regular systematic rate of It is alright to spend money wisely, but — so many folks spend what they want to spend and if there is any money left they SAVE IT. Now the right Save a Definite Amount From Your Income ... And control expenditures to fit the amount of money you have left. one ofthese. HIS Bank has rend­ ered a Consistent, Accomodating Service to this community for for nearly a Half Century ESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR IGA COFFEES is just right X for YOU ! 3% Interest Compounded semi-annually. Then it is kept in circulation and contributes its share to lo­ cal prosperity. 1886 Hastings City Bank 77ie Bank with the Chime Clock CAPITAL 30 ' 1 ‘ Blend Don’t Save by HOARDING! $75,000.00 SURPLUS $50,00'0.00 Rich—full bodied. ‘G‘ Mr. and Mi ' dren o Blend it 25 For milder flavored coffee. /A/ Blend u> 19 A Santos coffee—rich in flavor. HA Kin VII.I !.. I Bunday lhe McCallut^ ■■•mmuin is'iai u.; Apr.: ‘r ting Fni 'i ........................... (April 15. at tile ... . ... J Dan McCdllitfn of Brush Ri< ! Mr. und Mr " • du? afternoon |Sta ; hur inaiiy friend? wi Vacuum Packed ■ t Mr and Mr* J J Willetu Frida) Pot luck dinr.Mr. • Mr. and Mr* Theron Martin o Kalamazoo are visiting in tlw home ol Mr. and Mr.*. Cha*. Day r. Mr*. Dorts Kindall and Kenneth . Wilcox of Kulaniuzoo were we-ek end ■o-Sun-; imexts nt Mi and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox d, Har-:und little Eleaixir Kendall Mr and Mn DeLuxe can 39 rxr—and lurday p. M in th For the most discriminating coHee taste. FREE! •• WtffiiM atid Mr Gillette and’ Max from Gull take attended church •.heir p.mn'waM: and I.alar Franc: Rice and Gers. Hayman awl M mun entertulncd. Mrs. Ik-rtha l>iuinich and others trout Chicago lav nf thc day with Mr and Mr... Elmer Doug. (illicit?. ' < lax? plan to '-fiend VanDoren Wednrn- Corn c- 1OC IGA Beauty Navy Beans 10-25 Soap * With rich 2 b«n pu>cn«ied st Ammonia Bin 15c Buy Now/ ew FORD ONE BAR served Ella Shepard and Mrs Lotti*? Lathrop of Buttle Creek were Sunday Prank Hyde in thc aftrrhoon; 23c Flour igb 24£?-63 w»od attended tlw 'Achlevemr Donald McCallum' n fayed the fine wsplayi. and rrotrram STOPS CONSTIPATION Kellogg's Corn Flakes Macaroni, Spaghetti 2 fka*. 9c Spaghetti IGR . 2 C.n. 19c Bran Flakes IGR 10c Sauer Kraut IGA no.z•»<•■ 10c Salmon 10c Milk EVAPORATED Soap Chips IGR . . Pk< 15c Wall Paper Cleaner 3 Can* 25c CLIMAX BRAND Camay Soap 3 •«. 2k Sunday with Hart and fame Mr. and Mrs ElL.w daughter ul Bar.field with Gua Peake and family Tlw pupil# a' Brush ft:d. Delivered Complete at a LOWER Price than Cheapest Six! CALL AND GET THE FULL PARTICULARS Hawi Hull *pei:t horn Fr. Sunday with relatives m HsUtli faAmei.ee. Mn>. tannic Lumre ol I penter and Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mac-i I Is er and. family. Mr and M^.- Otto Wood attended* .the funeral £>l Mp Schroder near. Caledonia which a** held at tlw Luth| eran c hurch at Holy Corner* Sunday j afternoon • Fanners m this vicnnty base been busy the past week ^owuig oau i Mr. and Mn Loren Tungate and1 family attended a birthday party tor | William England help atjthctr Iiome in Grand Rapid* Saturday evening j Next meeting ol Parmelee Ladic* Aid will be held in tlw basement ul the church April 31. Ti»w lu *cne arc Mr- Mary Rosenborg. Mra Irene FinkKcrmtea. BAKIN C POWDER SAME PRICE 40 ■bl 25 ty Universal Garage Co Telephone 2121 Hastings, Mich �THE HARTINGS DANNER, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 13. 1938 WASTE TEST OF SOIL IF SAMPLES ARE BAD WANTED—Reliable REPRESENTATIVE .ARGEST Farm Mutual Fire :e Company in Michigan. 25,000 Satisfied Patrons $4,1)00,000.001 have been paid in losses since organization .A Policy that 'PROTECTS at an HONEST price. For Information, Write STATE MUTUAL RODDED FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 702 CHURCH ST. . \V. V. BURRAS,Pre*., Lowell.Mkh. FLINT. MICHIGAN IL K. FISK, Secy., Flint, Mich. Advice to (— .------ on. —, Ways .. ■Hie Woodland Foreign M.-.-lonaryi Mr. anti Mrs. Mahlon. Tobiai and. Mystery Mothers'juid Ii.un-ht. rs' ban-' children of Battle Crrek spent part- .if week with their parent-., Mr and Improve. , Wl was held nt the Methodist church FcrtUilr U.d.i, It Too Llttlo MowW-mnin, Aon. w o e. . ,, , . « v .were seated at the pTetUlv decorated Little Marinn Tobias of Kalamazoo) Care Is Used In Sampling table*. Maggie Muniqn presided ,v. pro. S|>cnt her vocation list week wiUt her) The effort and time spent In test-,gram chairman. Program as follows; grandparents, Mr. gnd Mr- C N. To-: ing m,ii sample* L, often wasted be- Awrmblv Singing; Mr, Frank Loomi-.; bias. cause a proper sample oi roil was. not Founders' Day Hbtory^ Myrna Baker . Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tobias and son of ‘.’reared or-a record of the kx-atlcn Recitatibn on Founders Dav; Duct J Battle Creek/called on their parent*; from which the sample wait obtained! Mr?. Frank Loomu. Mr- Fern Tram*(Sunday afternoon^— wa’ not kept, according to member:, ot, bo; AddreM,’Mrs. Ro-.a-l. Miwitinary Mtv. Thelma Tolili- of Kalamazoo) 'tfie ’oil* department nt Michigan Sta'x?*f'» furlough from India. • ?|wnt Sunday afternoon with her par-’ Colleg-. 1 Mr. und Mrs Welby Ciockf.jrd andien'S Mr. and Mr*. W O. Tobias f Michigan roll type-, are .so variable family gpenl Sunday with'Mr and Mr- , Mr. and Mrs C. N Tobias w.-reI rhkt methods to correct their lack of Chas Higdon of Nashville ',ral!’^ J"?’ ay morn-: : fertility also differ i .ratly. and thMr. and Mr-.. Neal Walrath r-tun.-d:I?}8 bl, correct method of tnatriienl may'not’to. their home in Nashville Saturday' , . , . ■ . b.-Hu-same for Ml the one flrW. | after spending two week 1 * . . When roil sample’ nr.- taken, a simple-FaW. mra ronJ^i' map should be sketch.d to show the' Mr and 4 a,allll 0| jackron.i^M?"‘Ttank tX»s near nISI place m the field hum which the rod i Mr, c B Bentum .4 Hurtin.-, and wedAe-Uy Nartivilil wa -removed. i Mr. Richard-Hughes of Chicago spent j Mr Manning spent Part of last J Samples should V taken from a *hrel.,hr tttTk elMj wWh Mr anrt Mra Kart ‘1 ' of soil exlerfdihi' deeply as U"' F’aul. Mrs Benham and Mr, Hughesj t^c Ceda? Cr-ek r. meters' Circle ground has been plowed Th.- raro-.-t ri.malninK 1ix the ue.ie, wiT^fat o7^ Mr\ ^n jsay ts secure .the shre hto dig a hole-. Ffv,tr <lf ne^n^X. Twhich ha* one vertical side and thcilj visited Mr. and Mrs R. G Finnie Wed- afternoon m.s ting Ai'rii 13th. Hope irlice oil a layer of .*>11 from this wr-J n*<sdav and Thur.'itay of I4M week. 'Hie number* turn out a* then- i.s,itni Ural wall, This dice should .then be Result* of tin* township election held i ixwtant busme*’. thoroughly mjxrd together. Moudav.■ April amEn-j1 Mr_----and. Mi- Joe NevitL Mr. and ' The -;<nuil>' - should be placed in, :»>•>»»*«■• ,»>«•• i4 ...... »^»v as ».- follow.— ■ *••*i..— N.-vltt und daughter Ruby oi <-.n. ib«, f '.(viror-Gk-n ring; Clerk Leroy spent Sunday unh Mr and small uuiounL. ot baking powder or;.' "" " Wot ’ “ —t’ C 1 otlwr < liemMuL.r«»H|><iund.- will prevent' Munion; Treasurer—Wm. Veil.-; Jus-1 Mr.’. Edd. Newton and family. Miss Rec-)Ruby had spent part of last w.-ek with a rorn*l test of any soils placed in, •i tire *■” of P. acr. full trrm-Altxrt .« . Newton. ,iu.m Rnm.u..- .Imiild h.- -.•i<-rt,d from --M,rl Justice of Peace —Vaiuncy —Jcs-. Mis. :—- Georgia ---------------------all M.if tvi on tlie farm Chu*-; Highway Commissioner—Henryi Mr. and %frs Dodge spent Sunday Nearly SEED Time ! If you are going to need FARM SEEDS of any variety this spring we invite you to call and talk with us before you buy. . We May Be Able to Save You Money! We carry a full stock of PURE MICHIGAN GROWN SEEDS. If you come and see us. about your seed problems it will place you under NO OBLIGATION to buy from us. rertiliwr nouitriiu nt- are of Reyiew—Johni "’outer ------------------ r,------------------------------------------ tinker quin-ox in - u.v inauimade each I'n«»; Member Bo,.rd . M, mid ,.«| Mr... Chark-a Boyne spent pear by the Culh »|e A rolls dr-purtm. mt wo.* I Mr. Ward days last w,t‘k ----- ; VU ( I Thursday at- •• Henry Rmtlu a tn •• Hus-.(truck truck will visit visit 15 Michigan cctunl counta-s -•*;* 11 tor ,or Jlciit-iwr. Krinhrr. jonn John Tyler. v...v ' ol Arloa Puynr. We give you PROMPT DELIVERY on I in April And , , j tint:'.. , and May and members of tthe r,..-| Or5*nMr.- .Ind Mrs. Roy Wickham and M>r ‘ Mr and Mr:- Dwight Barnum and'I...™'-, „.;n .... ;j Among thaw from away who attend­ department will_1ItertW..I all «„mi.. Mill sarnf.l. . ed lite CRESSE all grades of COAL. ' funeral of^am Katherman were: wcie Sunday visitors at George FirsMr and Mr-. John Woodman u,fl. ‘ btowht to life truck Mr and Mr,. Fred Williams of Mem­ Miss Irene Barber of Battle Crock I EAST GlVLAKK Mr- und Mix Joseph Crockford wet- '.Sunday oallcn- ul Hubert Barnum's. phis. Trim. Mjs Edna Peck and Wal­ lace Jordan of Chicago. Mr. and Mr- spent her spring vacation with her .Sunday visitors ul Ben Crfx-kfnrd'-. and Mr. and Mi.-. VanDcuBa-h of- Abe- Last Week’s Letter. Full line of Poultry and Stock Feeds. parent*. Mr and Mrs N. H. Barber. cullers were-Mt. mid Mn-. Dwight pan and Mr and Mrs. Forest Parmelee Mrs. Mildred Roush and' little W1I- John Kally-rman of Lansing. Mr and Mr. and Mr- Clay Barber wiled tlnillkin of Hiinilnu* and Mr. and Mr. uud children ot Battle Crock were Sun- ....„ ma Lou .. ________ spent hist___________ week withJi Mr-____ and Mr*. Earl Stocker. Mr*. Je.w Wue, Mrs. Mattle Gilbert at Battle Creek. day visitors ut Mrs; Ettu Purmelce's. • • — • IJiih r Graham ol Kul.mi../<>•>. Mrs Eme.-t Wllhanv and family of Mra. Sam Loxley and J. C Katlwrman Sunday. Mr and MiFred Durkee., Keith! Welcome Curriers of Ohio and Mt and Mr.,. Forrest Ford Martin of' Richland .’pent a nnd Riihatd and Mr. arid Mrs. Roland: It Is becoming increasingly difficult' Mrs. Anna Null nnd children api-nt I Jordan and son Morris of Lapsing. few days rtic past week with Forest Vnl'-n’lnc W’-r<- Sunday .vL.iloi i ut Bert for iwdestrians lo llnd place., to pnrkja few days in OUcgo colling on friends Henry Fatil — n tunied to *his ‘-----home ‘in ' ------ •* •~ Barber, whlle thc auto* pass. ailj rtdaUve.x returning home Wednes­ Detroit after spending a few days with ■Mr. ami Mrs. Robert Civ-grove visit­ his mother. Mrs. L. Faul .' day. ' . rttone 2257 her «L<ier and family near Oren­ Hastings, Mich. Philip Schray. n former resident of ed I Mr. and.Mrs. Ernest Williams, and burg Sunday. (daughter Doris of Welcome Corm-r* Woodhind, dud suddenly at his iiome Mn and Mrs. Lawn-nee Hammond [spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. John in Elmhurst. Illlnobt, last Wulnesday and family from Lent Corners are movmorning. His remains were brought to [Crawford and family. . , ' ing into the Milo Hamrrfond House. I Mr. and Mr John Crawford spent Wixxlhmd for burial and the funeral Lou, Joyce and Ruth Rowlron of icuouay with ISuhdav win, mi Mr. and w*n«. Mr,-. «S J. «. wvmm Couch. Wa* held nt the iiome in Woodland,’ Augusta spent the past week with their Mr. ami Mm.JJuad and family from Gifford spent Sunday with Mr. and 'of NWhvIlle. Also railed on Mr. midfFriday P. M. Mr Schray was born 75 grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert near Otx-go iiave moved un the Wm. Mrs. Chester Sava Hint people save is wasted by going into wild-cat stock*, get* oi and family near I Mr*. Donald Couch andTfinT^oan of year.- ago in Woodland. Mich. He was rich scheme* and other phoney promotional rompanier. It's Gilkey farm, recently vucirttd by Xtr Freeport. LNaahviHe. united •m marriage to Mattle rutt-w Dillen- \ Cosgrove- little satisfaction to yon to.ktuiw that twenty-four people out of Huston. Chari. s. the little son of Mr. and.twenty-hvi- had tlie good, judgment- to invest their savings, I Tlie dohee* nt Orangeville have beeni becjc. NovcmU-r 25. 188G. To this union Mrs. Leslie Enalan, underwent a slight Saturday from Ann Arbor and la much I discontinued on account of scarlet were born three children. Clayton and operation on hi* eye ut Kajamaroo' .if,-|y und wisely, if you were tlu- twenly-fiftli jicrron who lost improved since, her operation. Tvuh of Elmhurst and Roland who died Thursday morning. your savings oq some worthless stock. Play rate with your sav­ Mrs. Harold Smith returned home The P. T A. meeting at thr Ryan 1 week and we sincerely hope there won't when a' small child. He is survived by ing* .by investing tht-m where thc Security'is ample and manMrs. Lee Reynold:, spent a couple of from Pennock hospital Friday and is schoolhouse was well attended Thurshis widow, one son. one daughter and days last week with Mr. ifnd Mrs. T. agt-nient rAtc. be any more. gainlng. , day evening. All enjoyed the program. Tin- word -having.*" I* from the Lutin -Salvui." whfcii not | Thc Four Timt* Seven club met at, two granddaughters. Those from away D. Crandall at Kalamazoo. Mr. arid Mrs. George Dixon nnd Mrs, I Popcorn bulls and apples were served. oply means something that is saved but- implies the attribute the home of Mr.'and Mrs. John Car- who attended ths? funeral were. Mrs. ■Christina Frederick of- Niles. Mr. and 1 lisle of near Prairieville. That 1: as it should be There is not much senre In saving Mm. Grjuly Fox---of --------Hastings, Mr. and ' Laveni Wiley of Otsego was calling; --------------------- --------------Flnwr. Schray Rrhr.iv nt IiVn Odessa. CVtrf-cAi loiw-y. if your saved .money Is not safely Inverted. on friends here at tlie lake Munday. ■,'Mr. Mrs. Elmerof Lake It 1* estimated ,T|>er cent‘or otic twenty-fifth ot the total Mbs Helen Thaxton of Otsego re- Mrs. Amanda DUk-nbcck of Allegan. I turned home Monday after spending I Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gallaway, Mrs. a couple of weeks here, al tlu? lake. [Minnie Gallaway. and Mr. Clark . Ray Crawford spent a few days Inj Gallaway. of Ionia. Mr and Mrs Ed ' I Hotchkiss and Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter . '. Otsego W..-C-|V> this UIU- week. w. Gus Slater u taking -treatments , m .Blakely ot LoWfli, Mr und Mrs:'Adrian I Otis 1 Grand -Rapidr. for rheufaiatroii und we Bpnkcr and Mr. mid Mr;;. Andrew .hope they Will lx- Micix-Uful as lu- has- Gelder of Grand Rapid:;; Mr. and Mrs Griawotd at Jeff-raon . . Detroit. Michigan Burr Sackett .of Grand Ledge; Mrs: been idling for si king li\u-. | William Butler has been ill for ,-nm<- Bert Hutchins. Mrs. Sidney McLaugh­ ' Local Rrprurntativr, time but i* able to be out again now. lin and Mrs. Orma Simmons of Lan­ ft»ihoiitftpiiiiMrttfefluMiti J. L. MAUS & SON i The Four Timers Seven club will meet sing. Halting,, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ruell were Bat­ at thc home of Mr. ami Mrs. Clinton . Castle of‘fast Orangeville Friday eve­ tle Creek Visitors Sunday. . Mrs. Crowell Hatch returned to her ning. April TMh. hointr in Vermontville .‘Friday after spending a few days with Mrs. L. Faul. Among those from away who attend­ ed thc funeral of L Faul and Geo. C Paul Thursday. March 31 were Fred Gray of Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. ing it u ill n«< thin out from dilu­ Chas. Rowladi-r of Grand Rapids. Mr tion, fiiirt little carbon and lubtiand Mrs. Crowell Hatch of Vermont­ ville. Henry Zuschnitt nnd Mr. and eutt-t ut r.aimn of trmperulun Mrs. Chu. Betts nnd Mr. and Mrs.. Neal Walrath of Nashville. Mrs. Arthur' alralAf <5 re- lam.' ipialitin iiTtnti Giddings of Towns City,. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Jarvis und Mrs Leon Jarvis of Saugatuck; Mr. nnd Mrs. James Neal of Ovlck Mr. nnd Mrs Paul Jarvis of Royal Olik; Mr, and Mrs Richard Jar­ vis of Pontiac; Mrs. Martha Putnam. Having sold my farm I will have an auction on the place known Mrs. Lucy Bait nnd Mrs. Ina Van Wagnon, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Holme’. as the Williamson farm, 2 miles west and 2 mile south of Hickory Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shiglcy. Mr. und Mrs. Leonard Courter, Mr. and Mrs I Corners, at the north ejid of Gull Lake, at Butterfield Corners, on Erie Horton of Liinslng, Mrs. Carl I Marshall of Owosso. Mr. nnd Mrs. Ar-1 thur Reynold of Ovid. Fred Stebbins I and Mr and Mrs. Herman Zcrtoel and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Gerlliigcr of Has­ tings. Mis* Gladys Jordan of Chicago spent lhe week end with relative* here. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams returned to their home in Memphis, Tenn. Commencing at 1:30 P. M. and sell the following Tuesday and Mrs. Anton Peck of Chi­ cago returned home after attending the funeral of their father. Mr,--Samuel Kathennaii. Mrs Lena Velte accompanied by LIVESTOCK Deering mower, 5 ft. cut. Mrs. Arthur Giddings and daughter •ptET TIIE FACTS.” That wu the order man activities. "Who are tbe people who Ruth returned to lier !>ome In Wood­ Dump rake. 2-horse cultivator. vjr that went to qur research people in arc using IsoA'is Motor Oil?" "Arc limy land last week where they will remain • Team’of good work horses, wt. Smith Bros. Velte & Co. . Investing Safely AL* Loan Associalion AUCTION SALE! Monday, April 18 These Reporters to bring you Interesting Stories from lips of Iso-Vis Users r about 3,000 lbs. 7 good grade Jersey and Guern­ sey cows—3 giving milk and 4 to freshen soon. 19 head of mixed breed domestic rabbits. Single cultivator. 3-section spring drag. Spiketooth drag. Milk cans. Primrose cream separator, new last year. 3 small brooders. Quantity small tools. TOOLS Nearly new farm wagon and rack, 31-inch wheel Heavy crotch-back harness, new last year. Ideal mower, 6 ft. cut. MISCELLANEOUS 10 bushels barley. 40 bu. Irish Cobbler potatoes. Quantity household goods. Other items not mentioned. TERMS—CASH. James Gjukich, Propr. HAROLD BELCHER, Auctioneer. BEN CAMPBELL, Clerk. ROBINHUE PARK. Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar spent Bun­ day with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Bkinner of Leighton. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Potts of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Zcrtejoll Middleville spent Sunday with Julian Pott* and family. Misses Evelyn Chamber* and Bar­ bara Kollar of Middleville spent frpm Friday night until Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar. Harold Kollar *p<nt from Friday until Sunday with hi* brother Billie. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cisler and son;' Gerald, of Grand Rapidr. spent Easter with the latter's mother. Mrs. Marvin Cisler and brother. Ray. Mr. and Mrs. Julian Potts and LoU Ann Cfot/rchill spent Sunday with Glen Dean and family of Bowne. John Craven of Harris Creek spent a few days lost week at the Jackson home. • Mr. and Mrs. Jack Williams and sons, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kollar and grand-daughter. Delorls. of Grand Rap­ ids spent Easter Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, John Kollar and Harold. Mr. and Mra. Alex Potts of Grand Rapids called on Mr. add Mrs. J. >fSunday morning As motive power, we recommend tn Ambitious Boy pushing instead of wish|ng. . 1930 and to thc American Automobile Association in 1931. "Gel the facts about lubrication requirements and how Iso-Via (a Standard Oil product) meets them.” _____________ "Get thc facta." Again this year that TJjK_was die order. But tlu* Py/;Jr time it went out to fcx skilled news writers, trained for years to ‘ j "get the facts” of hu- aa tisfied?" "I low do t hrir cars perform?" Mr. Casey and Miss Lane met and talked with Iso-Vis users ever) where. Professor Davidson, a specialist in Agricultural Engineer­ ing, interviewed farm uncrs of Standard Oil lubricants. Now you’ll enjoy reading these colorful stories. Irfiiok far them. J BKOTNLU DAHDSON ROBERT J. CASEY Reporter, Chicaga Daily Newt. use STANDARD OIL CO MP . Mn. Louie �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 13. 183! PAGE TWELVE I YANKEE SPRINGS SCHOOL. | NORTHWEST THORN APPLE. I state altould be planted early in June,! DOWLING. GET BEST POTATOES a period ten days earlier should be se-1 The' Veteratu of Foreign Wars hadi!| Our seventh month of ichool ended । Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Allen and son WHEN PLANTED EARLY lectcd for that part of the state up to.Cjiarfre Of th? military funeral of.Cal-• on April 1. Our attendance for the! Dean ot Alpine and Mtea PlooUe Wen-' the Cadillac, area, and tbcw Vjn Stanton which was held at the: 1 month was 1QO%; for the year to date.;ger ot Grand Rapids attended the fu-!_ from A REAL Investment Field Frost, Poor Cooking Qual­ north plantings should be 20 days cj,urcb Thursday. Two. Civil war vet-||B9 8'< Land no marks of tardiness. neral of Rev. Westbrook Thuraday and earlier than In the southern three tiers enuu were also present. Mr Stanton1 I "DUHe who received an average of’were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Verne: ity and Roughened Skin Oc­ ■ of counties. ! passed away lifter a lingering Illness at. -A” on their cards were: Frances Dll-;Thomas. cur In Immature Stock I . the advanced age of 84 years, tils aged Ion one; Lorraine Diillon. three; Rob-’ KCnneth and Burdatte Cline ipent wife preceding him the previous week“ Larger yields of belter potatoes weic PLEASANT HILL. ”---------7~~ .V7 obtained on 39 plots In Michigan last Dr. L. Davidson-and wild and Mr The old sold-rm am fast patting, there year wlien tlie p-ilatoN, wetc planted “hd Mrs. Clarence Schiveh- of Man- bring only one left in the township of during the early dirt <1 the proper -Chester spent Sunday with . Mr. and Baltimore . pUntmg period tllmAKi. .ilantlns!Mrs H. Cook. 1 Mrs Rcdla Whitworth visited friends wm 'delayed in lesliNutMr by tlie farm! Mr. and Mrs Clifton Campbell. Mi in .town a few day* fat week enroute cropi department at Michigan State land Mrs Clare WlUianu and Mr. Scy-lto Uig’home of Mrs. Wallace Preston Colleje. 'mour Jordon spent Tuesday in,Gi.iml near Fine lake, wiwre she will assist Correct dates for planting In Michi- Rapid*. , w ljh the work gon of cottiM- vary’ in different sections' Mr. and Mrs. Matt Mutt Bedford.and Mn Donald Trtthrtc Bedford, and Mrs Trtlhrtc was at Cleveland of the state and potatoes should be’’Mary *----- — ——*'-•* '*•— ‘— * ~*u <»f • at the home of -­ hi* brother MUlX attended the“funeral wt--k planted 29’days later, in the southern * Mrs. am. neat ... .. .. alllj family. Mr. and Mrs. Dorrence Bedford’s coudii in Rusting;. part of the-state titan in the northern Tuesday, ■" ‘ jTrethric. . jssrt but thc importance of putting the! Mr. and Mrs Seymour Jordan called.!| Mr. a ,.d Mrs. {lr F ,. were Sun­ and Oriie Fisher seed in the ground relatively <ariy' at Pearl Johnson’s of Nashville Wed- i , ’ '.. . f' .. ' ■ M* hold, goad for all areas uesday u .Ld. r • ..... ■’ ....J■ -;.2rs, Qlcnn CudtlKir home in Irving Tlw iKUt two ygars had unusual Mr. and Mrs. Harry Burr and chil- .<n| . • ' weather conditions-during: the growing dren of Hustings were Thursday after-. ‘ season and rally planted potatoes had [noon callers at Matt Bedford's । Remember the, Ladict Aid dinner an extmdtd period in whnli tlri Mr and Mrs. Clare Williams ami • Thursday. April -I. a: tlic enuren. growth **' dormant but thr tuber* in [children were Sunday aftemqrui caller ' enrnbeef r-irn. lursnip' are on the menu only one plot showed 'a greater degree [nt Pearl johnwri’.. ot Nashville. । Me and Mt-'lxo Geller and Man i>i brown man thosi'planted Inter.; Dan and Robert Foder of Caledom i - Eden muved into the latite View cotam! all other factors r.hfeJi improve' sjient ’ Sunday with Mr. mid Mb ;.<;:■ ut Clear Jake last week potato Quality were present to a great-! Charles Bennett. ! Mm Anna Pierce, who is canng- tor er degree in tfif early plantifli;-I Mr ami Mr- Steve Carter and Vera Mrs. McCann at -Irving visited thc Fr.it injuiv and immature .dock up-' u.-r<- Sunday callers at John Carter’.- home foljts Thumday. • • on which thr sktn bccometi rottglienrdi of Orangeville. ■ ’Mrs Amelin Clark, who assisted in in handling are apt to be present uv-seiit up in __ ____ Mr. and Mrx ___ Seymour . ......... . Jordan ■.•pen: .the care of the sick' at tin- Stanton stock'from late plantings. Immature Immature,Sunday the past Ux month-, left SaturJ Sunday with the' latter* latter* .-I't-.r' nnd home .... ’ family, potatocs also cook jxiorly aridJ di_ 1... .... 2Mr. ... und Mi.-. Noah Kiaft und i day for her home tn Hiutmg:yr. ant| Mrs Charles Shults uf .Bat. courage coniu&>en< from purchasing. Bertha of Chariot t< t!<- Creek spent ■ Sunday at the Wil­ . s«'t-d in the southern part of tip-' It u first motion, then promotion. liam Parker home. - RIGINAL Radio Omb FOUR DAYS ONLY .Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday APRIL 13, 14, 15 AND 16 i special occasions during the year we offer '"’many of these items at prices lower than the regular list price. At no time, however, do wc offer any of this merchandise at such rock bottom prices at .we are offering on this One Cent Sale. Candy and Pure Food items arc offered.. on this s.ile at tremendously low prices but arc not sold on thc One Cent Sole Ffcsis. HERE ARE BUT A FEW of the MANY Great bargains! No Limit — Buy rA11 You Want VICTORIA A 'RuteleST Hot Water Bottle ASPIRIN me piece. L“2lor $1.51 Box of 24 tablets 25c Mi 31 Solution 2 for 26 "Mouth Tested" ’Antiseptic mouth wash that d'jcs vjiat it should, pmt 2 for' 60c if S1.01 PEPTONA for NEW STRENGTH St imufatn appetite. akl> digritiun. Enriches blood. S :-p 2 1 r 2$c 2 hr Sic Milk of Magnesia MIDNIGHT HAND CREAIv @ 2 for 51c Sanitary Napkins, ?.«. 2 for 36c Mineral 0:1 E jar । - 2 for-51c tiers REMEDIES $1 00 Beef. Wme si.oi 20c B- 2-for 51c jtg-xoXC. ORDERLIES The delicious laxative UGGET W take harsh, bitter dwca when you have this gentle delicious laxative? Safe for women at all times. kirSJktnS b®*’eU *° *•“*>’ > et thoroughly. Only nature could te Tin of Sixty 50c 2 for 51c No Middleman in the Rexail Plan; the saving goes to You Carveth & Stebbins Only Tlh® IKEXAILIL? ©[FQII^DSllS Drug Stores can conduct the Original TELEPHONE ® ”• $•!« Harald r’xb teturned home from Pen-| nock h<»plUl Friday and U gaining which will be good news to his many friends. Edd Rte nnd family spent Sunday! with Mr and Mrs Dean Poller tn1 Hasting:-. • . The pupils 6f the Durfee school have. their music books completed. NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. Mr and Mn. Delbert Slocum of Woodland celebrtited their anniversary । । Sunday. April 10 They had as guests j I Mr and Mrs. Wm Flory and Mr*. Han| nah Wright of Woodland. Mr. and Mr*. John Weaver of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. I Elwood Slocum and daughter. Avi*. of . douth Nashville and Mr. and Mrs. Bhlr;ley Slocum and family. The Martin L. A. B. will meet with jMr- Shirley Slocum Wednesday. April ; 10 lor supper Club No. 1 will serve. Friday evening at the *choolhoure (rtciwe bring cupi. and bpoon* EveryI body’ innted Program committee. Mn..: [Wm. Waddell and Mrs. Owen Varney. I ■ ■ ■ - ■— ■ • -—■■—- . ’ - • •GREAT VALUES In appreciation of the response to our history making Food Sale off last week by . old customers and many new ones, A&P again offers Food Bargains extraordinary - A&P AGAIN FIRST TO REDUCE - f«4c Dinner Rolls ONLY ONE-FOURTH CENT PER ROLL RINSO CORN SAUERKRAUT For Clothes and Dishes 2<° 37c Large Pkg, 4 f°r 25c 4^25° No. 2 Size Can ^.2^^ can PALMOLIVE SOAP CIGARETTES 2 25c PINEAPPLE SULTANA Sliced 4»-..25c $1.25 CARTON BACON KELLOGG’S post toasties" MACARONI 1QC lpZ 2-19 4«- 25 it. By The Piece Mild Sugar Cure 10c 2 Pound Twin-gc 4 c.,.. 22c DILL PICKLES BREAD Pound Twin 6c WHITEHOUSE MILK i'li’k, and Ira HUor of Nanhvtllc, . .Mr. nnd Mrs. Archie H/rrmgton und I iarnlly of Dowling spent Sunday at Walter Ickes. • M. Or. Hie P’lr. ell ix on thc gain , j f:- and Mr?. Kin: will, entertain ■th-' Ladii - .yid April 57. Come | rw .t Baltimore Project class attend-1 ; t Achievement Day at Hastings Fri- ■ im <nd had.a very ncjoyable time i I - Mr and Un E<|d Rice entertained ,Mt and Mrs Sam Kellar and family | [in ■•.oner of Mi>-. Vc;a , 8th birthdi^j Mi 31 Dental Paste DEUVERED A n.nirhter ums born to Mr. und Mn.i ! • itrr Bromley April 8. Sunday- vt-'ito:.. at Janies Mead's Mr. and Mr.; John ’Mead and i-.- of Detroit. Mr »nd Mn, Harry r ..nd family o: Hastings, Mr*. '.!)••! Kentlcld and son of Grund RapL Mr. and Mr. DeGolia of Clover-{ : G'tnn Aspinnll. Herbett Hunt and i I uf George Couch’S have the! • mi'.Hr- and Marie! Joyce Marshall hat>l toiuilitU iindstneadcs- but u sonie’bct-' 2 for $1.01 2 lor $1.01 HENDERSHOTT? Mr. and Mrs . Roy Trr]>>.*niiiK are happy ot.6r/the birth ot a thirteen pound Mm born-on Ami! S. He 1ms tx- n named George Delay. iter. Conklin and faintly of HaMuir..• > re Thui-Mlny evening gitestt ut Al­ ’ Ix rt Brill's.. xThe fnend- here were .maddened to. hear oi tin- death ot Rev, Westbrook . Tiie family have our deepest sympathy., The Matteson’fiitntly. have the sym-j piit’jy of this community m the deaths' ■ it Mr. und Mrs. Calvin Stanton. Mrs. Stanton passed away March lit! nnd i Mr Stunton or. April 4, Both had been! tn feeble health ii/imig lime. Mr iu;d Mrs- Ed Cassidy of Battle! Creek were -Sunday guests at Ernie [ Mattc«on’». laiwrcncc <went home with them tu work fur Mr. Cassidy for u short time. • Tljf .Gtrls’ 4-H Sewing club under Mr.. Floya Garrison ahd Mrk Ernie MalU-soti and the Boy.” Handicraft club under thc ’leaderrhip of Richard । DeMott dtsplnycd their work at the| >’ T. A. meeting Friday.night at Me- ' ■ Otnber. Th<clubs include mem[ixirit from the Hendershott and Me-1 j Omber MhouU. Thc work was sph-ji[did for mh-Ii young children Another j rpho-slrtg feature of thc evening was the [Um-’ talk mui entertainment by tlwI Jiounty school ' commissioner. Mrs.) Iittitllh. I ■ Remember tlw Ladies' Aid meeting April 31 at Un home ut Mrs. Leu Hen-' dershott. . ur.d Mr.- Clyde VanWte of, die spent Sunday at lx>u Camp-! . Mnlriitfi: H.md Cre;.m cnnTWF- ■ L-..>-rr;. •tjut s.'ftm and smooth the skin, whiten it .-mt! piovidc a thiirl invi.-thle Filrp <1* ptpte<rti.,ii Keeps your, hands soft and Mtr xith .il> yh. soc baby monkey. ’ Ju-Jo. his two broth- ----------- -- — ----------------------------------------ers.'"Jocko and Jerry." and Mother ■ and Father Monkt y.' We enjoy it very. nfuch. ■ ! . ’ . Mrs. Marie Muk and Mary Lou! Smith visited srhooFFriday. April ll.j W«* arc-always glad lo have’ people vbit u-; conic ugJiti-Teacher. Dorlsi McKlbbin. •' land Mr-. Donuld Geiger called at Heber, l .Mteinf Barryvlllq Sunday. । Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Anderson and) family of Battle Creek spent Sunday wjth.Mr and Mrs. J. Williams. Tuwrcm-e Fuhr luut bought the: [Frank liaight furm’. * i Mrs. t>. Geiger railed on Mrs. A? । i-nh.-ld fill McOmber di.Mrict Mon- '! 2 tor 76c 25c Medicated Skin Soap L" 2 ter $1.01 1 2U1£ Rational ^Jnan & Unueotment Otontparii; STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Mr nnd Mrs William Bidclimm of Nashville and Mr and Mrs. Harry I Hidtlnsun and son nt Pontiac called < on Mr. and Mr-. Walter Blake Friday evening. raiewn 41 f r 36c safety of principal and regu­ y of dividends, invest your K surplus funds in building ahd loan * shares. They are .--------------------------as near depressionproof as any investment you can find and return a reasonable dividend. ert Hummel.one; Grace McKlbbin, two; >ithe week end with Uwlr grandparents.I Richard McKlbbin. three; Albert Mick.: Mr. and Mr* Hale of Flint one; Dorothy Mick, one: Richard Mick.! Mr. and Mrs.-David Bcnewa spent, two; Beverly Sager, two; Rdbert Sager.! Monday afternoon with their niece.; two; and Ruth Sager, one.' Mr*. Orel! Traxler, of-Grand Rapids, j Monday. April H. n contest .in spellMr. and Mrs. IfcnrJ-1 Newman and ing began. Ttie pupils have been dlvid-1 family of Corning havWmoved on thei cd into two equal team*, with Viola farm formerly owned by Hooper Fresh-' McKlbbin and Alter: Mick as leaders, j ney. This,contest will la->t thrw weeks; at A number from this way attended the end of that lime the losing team! Achievement Day at Hastings: : will entertain the winning team with a! John VanderMeer's are moving from! jiarty. • j Grand Rapids to their farm formerly ■ Seventh and eighth graders -owned by Mrs.- Frank Burnam. i ginning a special study of thr diction-1 -— ------- -—-­ ary. This gives u fine .opportunity for1 ORANGEVILLE. organising a "Better Ejigteh Club.” j Marian’Rupe and family of Hickory ' Detroit'• Oldrit Building and Loan Aitorlaliati' Mrs. Georgia GettiAgs and Donald; Comer* culled on irientb. al tills place visited school on thc afternoon of[sunday. , 1250 Griswold St., Detroit A1p?L?‘ .. .t ?*,r- n,ul *,rs- ^ter Pike were Kala-I Efiablhhed ItUiQ FL*! aradcri. an h.r.file special।njmoq-.vpurora Sunday <-nipha.sla placed upon phonic, tlu- ,, , ... Nfaus&Son, Locu! -Representative, Hastings* month Mr a,1(1 Mr* A1 Zimmerman enter-1 First ami -a-cotid grtidcrs have finfron'j h’u-d coloring the booklet Around Ja'kao,> «ndI Miwkegon Sunday. I th. World With Hob • Mr.undMrs BertBrown.Mrs.NctWe have received bird canto tram:!!® •,‘<1 ^lter Br"w" Church and Dwight Co so we are ArtUvVen,e,u al Boatings mukitur cur bird books m>* also wri’ 1 Pta,‘k Harper has sold his home at Improve u;< fust us nil had liupcd II are keeping .a record of all the binds Mrs Bla,lcllt> Wickham relumed to, Plainwell uiui ii. now building a hoiuw woultt of birds we this’ qning . ,u?r home nl Dctc'),t- Sunday after n on his property at Gun lake. They arc Mr. nnd Mr.. 11 A. Ctdlteon and Mr. First grader , ar.- being taught their Itt0 *wta’ sUy w,lh hcr mothcr. Mrs.! occupying the Pike ciltlag.. while und Mrs. Clair Collhon and ron Krninimber* from 'rhe Number Stories Nettie Newark, who was in but Is bet- ;buildmg. • .noth of Kalamazoo called on fnends ut Book One. which is the story te* a ,er "l thU wrlUnB ' Tn‘’ tCar,c‘ fpVvr »««•««» does nut this place Sunday. QUART JAR - IN A&P QUALITY MARKETS - FRESH PERCH BEEF ROAST PICNIC HAMS PORK ROAST lake erie Baby Beef BACON SQUARES FILLETS — Chuck Cuts HOCKLESS lb. Mild Cure 4 to 5-Ib. av. Center Cut I 325c 10c Shoulder DRY SALT 9c ib. 8c ,b 7c | PORK3 ib. 25c NO wasnte 2 ib.. 25c haddock HAMBURGER Fresh Ground PORK SAUSAGE All Pure 4 Pork PORK LOIN ROAST w^End 25c ib. lOc it. A&P FOOD STORES , lb Tbe Greet Allude * Pacific Tea Co. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. APRIL IS, 193t COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS CRYING LAMBS NEED 1 „ „ /»««>« Monday to the Wil] Bayne farm south | ' Mra Ella Calt returned Sunday from 01 co*** Grow Mr. nnd Mrs Herman Goach and’, ; Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cheney were , . -----------Hale ln Carlton. • Mr -.nrt-wt* —Sbne* ~»n.a r>,Kt5 Thursday of Mr and Mrs. Don,, ms -..d.M «tn Blindness In Animals Caused By „M jty-' Mr -•»- ——-— . Richards and family at Grand Rap- ; Kehneth Adam* and Mttcnded m0UJr w j, '• Neglect of Conditions Need™r> Mr and Mrs. * eftne‘h Ad fm’ ,n 5 ((J< and I,.,.,.,. . Mr and Mrs. Anthony Humphrey and the Armory in t)ie evening teJJii < ;i, 1.1mg Simple Treatment Jiittte ion of Irving, Friday. and tt.r Lambs which have weeping eyes are Mr. and Mrs. Ted Bu»tauce and the KOl'TlI MAFI.K GROVE. not usually showing their concern over former's mother..Mr< Mary Bustance, the condition of tlw stock market but motored to Battle Qreek Saturday, Mr and Mr»xb*-H. Gray .of Detroit-' nte exhibiting the symptom;, of eye Mr>' Morn„ v.ndtrUp of Portland wnt thc week'eyti with their mother.: 8* irritation, which if neglected, results —- - •----- .. .1 •' ■ • Jr». Lulu Gray. They also called on ' in Uh- animal becoming blind, accordtheir grandparents, Mr. und Mrs. A. **2 i; ing to Un- animal husbandry depart mutinies ' <« Murray of Nashville. »x-_. —>— “* -vv c mrn t aa*t Michigan , ni'lll anciiiaaii State oiaic College *— - -. ..” . , . j Mr .... and Mrs. Dale .Downing and! h » One of thc most common cau*«6 of ’l*nl Thursday at tile iu.me of her Mrs. Zolia Miller' of South Castleton. I the irritation is un Inturning , eyelid ‘laughter. Mrs. Dan I mt ma Mis* Alta Marshall of Nashville were which permits the eyelashes to con- - Mr and Mrs. Henry Adams called , , , tinually rub ngaitut the. eye. The eyes pit their son. Clay ton * lypi^Muly nt Sunday visitors at G. C Marshall's. Mr. and" Mrs.' Atwood and Ed Putthis; [(‘J-’4 .'so affected show a watery dtecharge Hustings Tuesday. of Vermontville wti? afternoon call-! and develop u cloudy film which often ■ Mrs. Elios Bevier, who har. bet'n ers. c. , changes later to a white spot- that1,parting the win,ter with her (laughMr. at>d Mrs, Harold Gray of East |‘>T : gradually enlarger into a red. utecroiu t,r. Mrs. Edith:McQ!i<en in Detroit -is Assyria spent Slma av wim Sunday with their. swelling. This swelling may enlarge now spending a few days with her mother Mr< I iilu ' Gruv’ and !•*- ’ until It bursts and raptures the eye- daughter. Mrs; L. M .Curites . “S“r' °r“y “'ndi son. uauumci, rais. u. . Robert. * ban.. ’ iI ________ ;; ______ ; ............ Miss -Norma .Cool -spent last week in’- Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Cunningham « ii'. . Intunung eyelids can be held In'Grand 1 Grand Rapids' Rapids with relative*, relative* and son! Arthur of near Bellevue spent 11 place with strips, of ndlu’sive tain- ' Cr.;:!; t.J f„; Orville Hennyy. wife wife -und family of Sunday with their paten** Mr und ; the hd can be stRched back with a Wyandotte j-..- spent ------ - th< ir EuWjr vaca-iMrs l W, Jarrurd. ,j!. ' I needle and *ilk thread. A small slit cut J|on with the former's -------parents, Mr. ‘ Mrs Anna ClucN’-man ot Hasting'. ... ;in the lid Will cause it to thicken andjand....Mn,. ----- C.. L llcnm-y. ----------nt Sunday at the farm. ii.-. i' prevent the lushes front injuring thcj, -Mr. and -Mr* L M. Curtis.-, and lamMr. and Mr.. Lew Setbcit and fam­ — illy spent Sunday afternoon nt* the home. Uy and Mr. Hill of Detroit spent SutWashing old the ey»-» with n 10 of Mrs. Arlie Spindler nt Woodland. tir.lov ‘ ■ ■ nnd Sunday at- Sam Biakmu*per cent solution of bom acid or a 15 j Mr; und Mrs. William Winey of Kalpcr cent solution uf argyrol will reme-[nmazoo Were guest.-. Sunday of Mr. and .Mrs. Anna Smith and ion.'Lemuel ,dy simple- cares ol rye infection. This, Mrs. C. L,Hemiey. und May Franks s;>ent Sunday near 'condition.appears in the flock at in-j John L Deming, who Jias ton Bellevue tervals und should be treated. The of- spending thc Winter in Cleveland, is Charles Newman of Grand Rapids Is I fectcd sheep should, be kept in a dark- .)l|M-ndilig a few weetai WHIP his father. spending the week with his mother. . lied place as strong light majtc* tile Frank E Deming. 1 dlM-ared condition worse. , I । m. Curtiss made a business trip Mr and Mr... Malt Bed tot d ot Mid­ i One flock ot Michigan ewe* inspected t„ Grand Rapid* Friday dleville .and Mr und Mr*. Elmer by a mem|x:r of lhe College animal! Mr. and Mr*. Ed Coats spent Sunday Slrubio nnd family spent Thursday ■ husbandry department this spring had,with tltr-ir nf?tr and husband. Mr. ahd with Oscar Struble und family. Mr. and Mrs Harold McDonald and and one which was blind in both. und ifi.-, P ■ A. Thoma, nnd Mr .-.u Mrs. Arthur Moqrc wen- guests of Max Cannes oi Bellevue culled on |.Mr. anfl. Mr*. Perlus Wmxlbrek of Mrs, Maude Benedict Sunday altcrThc Briggs Ladies' Aid Society will Na*hville Friday. . Mrs on Claude Walton accompanied «Mr Mr. and Mrs Clare McIntyre and sponsor, a warm maple sugar social *’rj-------F. E.-----------Brunner ----to Grand .Friday evening. April 15. A program utid Mt; ---------HupCm called on W. C. Clark und wife iund series of contorts will la- leut’ured Tiuiiotey where Mr-- Brunner ; Mtes Manon Blantoti. rerently n*.1 inking medical treatments nt Butte, Sunday. Alia Campix-Il of Clinrlotte t-qxmt .'turned from a three mouths teacher'* Wl,h hospital. . , • .Sunday at tlu- Frank Norton home. ..nt "'-' * <'»r><M ' *' ',l1- r• • «•• • s! •■ *•>•*-•■ ■ • ■ Kulanuuoo. will succeed Min, Mary a business trip to Husllngs nnd Grand > ••• M... . i. p.., <irk ! Balch teacher of the Aust in •’School 'Rap.m Tu« dav. \ BLAKE SCHOOL NOTES. ______________________________________________ '----------- --------------------- I Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mnore and family J »• «'h»h oi Charlotte was n gilc-t L;i.U Week s Utter. . L’, of Bnitte Creek were ■■tit-sis’ at the <''• his eoiuin Mrs P-arl Smith Friday. w<- i-.ud our month?, test during Junior Sewing club will nvxt w.sk March 28—April 1st. WANTTOBUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN 4-Yed Milter honic Saturday night. Tin- Junior WAHI IUDUI. 1IV1 1 niL vv AMI 1 Cljde Holme., returned to I.L-. I ’Rh Mrs II.<<.1.1 R-.-ntera-, i... havin.: higi.,-’. mark. ar. aon W.-dtH-rday of Inst week, where h< ' Mr. and JiL"*. Furl Rogen, inade u fol?,'.-.';., u> oonvalcwilng from an operation at ’’rip t > Hasting;. Suturdiry. Arithmetic-Lewis Cartle. .'.ill gnid -. ; ! Leila h'xpitul ut Batlte Creek. • Miss Nt-Mu Cool sjienl lust week with frt; Orville 1-aC'c.ur;*-. litli ;-r..>b . !H. ; Mr. Ren Mclnt$-re and ciuldren ol rehdlv. ;« LaBarge. • Dm'.. Boote. 2nd grade, str. Alice I.n! Fliht formerly <>t AMyria .spent the Mr. and Mr- Austin I0.viiberg«-r of: Courae. 2nd grade. 83; Donald Cwk. [week will) her parents, .Mr. and Mr- Clark.svilte were Sunday gtieste of their. jth grade, 87. Ck-ll Va'nAuken. ' ' ;on. Harold, und family. ' Geography-Lewis Cartte. 6th grade.' Goodyear build* million* more "■ F. M s. H- will w,ll give a |ir<>prn- oi; Isabel Brown. 7th grade, 39, Or; The-usual quiet of our community I -Local D>cul W. tire* than any other company —’ !was disrupted Bunday wlren thirteenluresnitfc taxi tax' tea |, a Friduv. I’’r'*’uy Taxi Taxi will will call call nll< LaCourre. 6th grade. 81. that'a-why you get the gregteat imolcr cyclLste a.'v«mbled cast of La<xyJ°r you at 2:00 P. M. Be ready. 8;x-lliug—Elizabeth Woodman, 4th values here- plus our Sen ice! land made a tryout of the various near- • . B’ V. and Mrs. Wilkin;, were at Lake grade, ion; Dorothy Foote. 4th grade, Now—New Low Prices! ibv hill,. ' (Odcvta Friday and culled on Rcv. Me- ioo’; DoriX Foote. 2nd grade. 95; l.-o' The Briggs laidte;-' Aid -ocictv will! Robert. who has been very ill for some bel Brown. 7rn grade. 92; Alice 1ALifetime Guaranteed !mect in regular res-.ion at the church !n"“' bl“ ,s‘ co“Vlllc-M:1,“’ prescpl. course. 2nd grade. 90. Lew:,-. Castle? 'barement on Thursday. April .21. I ?4rs °°M' F-ndr.tv. Mi.v. Nellie Ragan sth grad**. 88; Donald Cook.-5th grade. Rev iittehCM'k of tiie Metiwdtel Mtii- t'arl °“lhand made a bust- aft; LaCourse. CjrIOrville Ro,r Mh KKldc 6th grade. 35; [protestant church of Assyria Ccritcr’:.s • ln>’ H.lrttngs Friday, In i Agriculture -Cleone Woodman. 8th conduction u *rics of evangelistic Uo J“ld, Sopertwlsr Cord Tires grade, 96; DJn-eii Cappori, 8th grade. ' mratinw with »pcciol music nnd cray J CASH PRICES i on illustrations I Mr. and Mr.-,. L. B. Finley. Jr. ... 1 Death entered dur\ community iaAt • ?J*,i*hvtll<'wtre Thiireday dinner guests; Gramtuo—Clconr Woodman, 8th ; week removing front ..Lum ----- , n,.ra«. Capjxjn. 8tb irom our midst miosi Well-,' wen-; , . •*•■•**•. v... nrad<-. „,au V' Vra.lv, .Ihtnr, Ihetanl Rhlri, Murphy, H«ab«l> Wmlnun. «h |■ man ’‘ ‘ the AU.,111 ‘ - ■ ' ...................... ■........................................... • IMr'-lh> F"4' «» «'»*' :'caartn Chnrie; srnrn. nr. at Ar-yru .v.h,. 1 K,"T “"V?. |:.»d Mr- Frank llyd, o( lhe Uunlum!', s '''."v'; Mr ‘,nd M,s " Ih.toy-drone Woodman. Kha . ............ gr.u [district. •. .. . a '.T'snw,c Ltereen Cappun, 8th gradrj district. • .• Mother nnd daughter banquet April jj., | A good representation from the local Those which were neither absent or extension cla&rei, attended the Achlcvc-' 2fKat local M. E. church. Both mother ment Day on Friday. April a. and ex- nnd daughter come dressed in percale tardy last week were: Rev. C. J. Kendall and daughters. Cleone Woodman. 8th grade; Isabel 1 pres unusual praise for thc program. Eleanor and Joyce, ot Centra! Lake, Brown. 7lh grade; Elizabeth Woodman., came to spend tlie week end at the 4th grade; J»aJjiCoiirse. 3rd grade MIDDLE iiome of his daughter. Mrs. Merle Nicb. The fifth and sixth grades have-, Last Wiwk’s Letter. • . [where Mrs. Kendall und-zon. John made maps of Australia and Africa for! Janies McKevitt and family ol Yp-1 w<-r.tev, -spent thc week, and returned; geography., , sili.nti spt'nt the week end with his Flldiiy' wili, Rcv, Kendall to tlre-ir ' In Art Friday. April 1st,, wc mud1', i purent-s nerc. W. w. H. h. MeKeyilt, MCKevitt, and. and I1()inr at central Uifcp New Low Prices! piirent.-. here. ' fanifiy. Friutcia being .. Mt--... c .. .. home •iaall —• pjgyford. Burgess of Buttlf Creek , i baskets with apriitg flowers. on lifetime guaranteed Zejda Price of Battle Creek, visiu-d iweik from her school rctunted to Yp- ispent Tuesday with his mother. Mrs our acltooi-Wednesday hnd Thursday. TRADE US isilanli on Monday. • F. E. Deming. — Cleone Woodman, reporter. Mte>: Otto IJnstey und family, who have Mrs. Pultz and little son. Peter, were Erma Gregg, teacher. your old Urea : been living in Lansing for some years in Lansing visiting friends Friday. ! have moved into their place tlto'mile;, CASH PRICES____ M\ and Mrs George Thompson were, • Smedley^ Ku1 ler. ' says a sketch of _• north of town, on the Grand Rapids guests Wednesday and Thursday at lhe the not* retired marine, “te ull wrap­ |rull Frlc. Each ; road. ' Ormiis r.,*. al r. '? Tut home oi their son, Harry in Hastings I ped up in anything he undertakes-"^ GOODYEAR P«lr» i Mrs. Dell Allen, u ho ha-, been sjiendMr. and Mrs.. Dun Postma were; Don’t tell ua he’s gone back to slrugALL­ ing the winter in Grund Rapid., until gm l; <>! Mr und Mrs. Don Richards’ Rlinq with spiral puttees.—Detroit: uboi^ a inonUi when she came to and family at .Grand Rapids Wednes-. WEATHERS the Mclora Leonard honle on a visit, returned to her home here on Monday. The Freeport, Seniors will present The. will Ixj good news to her many lltrtr piny "The Red Headed Step-1 friends here. Goodyear Radio Program* child" at the Alto Grange halt Friday! MUVtyU.CI. Tli<- Ray Lyons’ home is under quar- night. April 15. This"play was given, entinc. as two of their sons ari- ill. to a full house a lew ir.onihi ago. I Tlicy spent u portion of their vacation Guests at the homo, of Mr. und Mrs.; week on a trip and came home ill. We Pelt- Miller Sunday, were, Mr. and Mr.% '• all hope it will not be serious. ' NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. PHONE 2482 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Don Phillips of Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. No/hutn Miller and two daughters. Mabel und Wmida of Cudll-, j ua-.i we-gs •. uwr lac are :.]»endlng a few weeks wilh Mr.. j Mrs. George Hal! gave a card party und Mrs. Pete Miller. DELTON, MICHIGAN ,to about twenty-five friends Saturday Mr. und Mrs. Lester Milter' and baby: • evening, it wa-, a dumb bell party und of Levering were gur-ds tor a few days I nil had .some real nice names. Harry last week of the former's- parents, Mr. i Covel and Bc.mIc Price of ‘Lansing und Mrs. Pete Miller, ■ j won flnit prize..; Harold King und The* fire in th* Charles Humphrey lAletha Mahon second prize. .More on North Main St. al 1.30 A. M. • Asa Strait nnd Edwin Williams were stirred no little amount of excitement . in Goshen. Indiana. Monday;.;i when n was feared thc bluze might Elgtr Ackerson, sister of Lola Strait, destroy the wooden structure, m the u in Clarksville caring for Airs. Will same block. Thc local firemen and Ackerson who is sick nre truck were on lhe job promptly Guest Briggs and Leola Chase' of and no time was loot m extinguishing Battle Creek spent their whool vaca­ the flames which in H'c minutes more; tion with their uncle's family. George would have been beyond control. No Hall * damage was done to the contends Mrs. Warren Taylor carjd for. her Mrs. W. W Bouclmrr and daughters., father in Castleton Center who has Helen and Patsy, accompanied Mr and been having thr flu thc past week Mrs H. M. Boughnci to Huntings Sul-, Brtineidu Hawkins of Lansing spent tirday evening. her Easter vacation wilh her aunt. Mrs. • Brian Walker is vey much improved Anna Reuth in Chicago. ul-lhls writing Miss Minnella Milter underwent an ROBINUI E PARK. <>l>enilt(m Monday-at lhe Pennock hm*Wayne All Maih Chick MT. and Mrs. Lev Jartteon and chil­ pital and te doing nicely ut last report. | Starter ipeeds yonr chicks dren of Oak Grove spent Wednesday Mr. and Mrs F. Reno Lane of De-1 growth through the dan­ and Thursday with-Mr. and Mrs. EvridI troit were Sunday guests ol Dr and Jactaon. ger zone with greater vi­ Mrs Pultz. Mr und Mn-. Fred Cisler and son of ! Mr. and Mrs. Clare Bassett and tality and consequently Grand Rapids s.pent Saturday andI daughter have moved lo a farm ncarj lower mortality. It lays Sutfduy with tye (ormer's mother. Mrs.. the village of Tempi* solid foundations on which Muivin Cisler und brother Ray. Mrs. Mary Jx>u Hcnnoy. who lias your birds can build sub­ j Mr and Mr.*. John Kollar spent Snn- been very .ill for .-omc time, b much day with tlic former’s sister. Mrs. Ottoi improved ul lhe last report stantial poultry profits. Light toot and family of Freeport. Mr. and Mrs- tteorg* Mukclcy and* Miss Betty Polls Ipcnt Friday’ night, Mrs. Ford Stowc.ll of Woodland called and Saturday with her - steler. Mn.. al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank: IGlen Dean, and family in Bowne. L-,. ... Monday. , ... 'Hynes Betty Cravens and Betty Barnes oil Mr and Mrs Mrs. n K. Lipstomb ol Harns Creek spent from ran Friday until unlit Grand r Rapids - were gueuU Sunday ot i Sunday With Ur latter’s grandparents. Hicir daughter.'Mir* Onio Knowic. jMr. and Mrs. Errtd JgckMm. I Cullers Sunday xl lhe Pete Miller Mrs Brice wind*!* of Trvfng spent home tn Irving ’'n* Mr and Mrs i Friday with liei* paii'iite. Mr. mid Mrs. t.-ain Evkcrl mid Hiizel Huviskcy and Hutingt, Michigan Telephone 2118 fGcorgc Welle/, also called on Mrs. son. Russell. John Kolla aud Mrs. Julian Potte. | Mr. mid Mn>. Care GiUlland {tuned ts. nt. <h.r<»r 1? v.H?Aid ill** . nr-i r, amv* evuniTiiv HELP NOT SYMPATHY her visit at tlu» horn* of Mr. and Mrs. Heavy Asphalt LOCK SHINGLES JAO/ LESS THAN THE f 4“/O REGULAR PRICE. Hastings Lumber & Coal Cq. TELEPHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE money sock in Ilii* Monet: in the sock earns no income for ito owner—neither 1h it secure. It is not a iicut-<-gg — the only real "nest-egg” in thc kind that is busy working and build­ ing itself up for the future protection and comfort of the owner who hu» it . mjuimIIv invested. «w Low r rices; GOODYEAR PATHFINDER GOODYEAR SPEEDWAYS SLAKE YOUR MONEY GET BUSY IN A Sound Investment PAYING YOU A STEADY CASH INCOME Join with 42,000 Investors CONSUMERS POVV ER SHARES 5%‘ ASK Cemlrte iBfai tUdly uipplM . CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SHOP Reconditioned and Guaranteed SMITH & DOSTER USED CARS O FEED 'EM RIGHT/ Cars of well known make carry with them a guarantee of satisfaction . . . the SAME satis­ faction that a NEW car would give, yet the price is MUCH LOWER. We completely overhaul them and make them mechanically perfect in every respect. We mention a few of the bargains lielow 1930 FORD TUDOR 1930 DURANT SEDAN 1928 STUDEBAKER Dictator Sedan 1930 CHEVROLET Coach Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. Hastings, Michigan �(•’OATS GROAT x-4 Week’s Letter. U.rth. B»Vlrr who W. | LEGAL NOTICES • daughter Edith McQueen, tn D, troll came bark Saturday to visit her daugh­ ter. Mrs Aillr Spindler, in Wcxxl- IRVING. ,calling on Irving friend on Wedtw Mr.' and Mrs. George Taggart nnd . . EJTSS (pending tlie. winter tn Flint, called al the home of’lier uncle und aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nichols Sunday. William McCann onwidnes-r Mrs .William McCann spent Satur­ day al Gun lake with Mr. and Mrs. : church on Sututday, April XI. About 20 were present ut the birth­ and daughter Eva of Bittle Creek day party for Marian Woodman Satenjoyed ice cream and birthday cake lutday evening. It wa: a complete surwith the former’s granddaughter. Lorn.r Sonnenlle, and turlped tier cele­ brate her tenth birthday Thursday. Comers spent Sunday with bit pani.t,. Mr and Mrs. Charley Kenyon. ’ Jud Kenyan of Concord; visitfd his [parents. Mr. .and Mi\ ChurVy Keh- College ' ■’ \on. Tuesday and also called , on h:.. A good program was caiyied out on uncle.’- George Kinyon Mrs. Gladyr Modruck.- who hos l>v:f ■o ill In flu- hospital in'Battle Creek: r Wing r Th..mp Bessie Wood* man and E trlla KHSry. A play which war. very fitting and well given was put oi) by a group-of young people. Mi Acnes Haight has been kick with the flu during Hie past week. Sotfic from here attended tin- P. T. A nt the Altoft school Friday eve- The, County Runday School Convcn- SEX HON. CON( Distr TUB LARD PRESERVES 17c Country Club - pure fruit flavor* MASTER DILLS I You know the quality - they* PINEAPPLE TID BITS - Choice laity bit* of full ripened fruit for thr County ol Barry, in Chancery. Rudolph E. Rcichertt . . GINGER SNAPS WHEATIES SimiHun ami] spent Sunday at Willard Demond's. Margaret and Katherine Spindler' CLUSTER BARS banking corporation, praying for t he' issuance' of an order ciilluv; on alf jrrsons who may have claims against i said Nashville State Bank to present thc same to said-Receiver, and npke' legal proof thereof, limiting the time within winch the same’mgy be pre­ । year;, old nnd at present Is ill. Mr.- Etta Tolles went to Lansing, rented and providing for publication of : Saturday to spend a week with her! (laughter, Mrs, Gni. Vvreeke and fnm-; nish blank proofs of claims to be used: for sttch purpose, and tlu? court being: tally advised in thc premise.-,; SALAD DRESSING q' 25c yu- c Embassy Brand - rich i CAMPBELL’S BEANS hospital ADJU&OED -’iml |k*notu who may BREAD Plain or sliced 1 Ib. loaf Country Club - plain or twin 1*4 Ib. loaf 6c COFFEE CAKE ...h 12c WOM !he : uid Receiver is hereby authoris'd' to prepare and furnish blank proofs' j of ylaitn to be used for such purpose. ■ j BLACK WALNUT CAKE Edsel Lyon spent Ws vacation‘with hb grandparvnfs.’Mr. and Mrs Harley’ Lyon of Grand Rapids; p.<;xr punted. j-ibli-hd and circulated; .1. John-on. &». >i pioneer of Ode- a ’ in the village of Nashville, Barry Coun-| hie- been in ‘poor health the pout year but was able to get to town and vote! ty. Michigan. Repr JEWEL COFFEE .JUDGED and DECREED that in de­ . Claud Carpenter, was called to ’Re­ Thursday by the Hine - of hi* fault of any creditor filing proof of mitbrother. George. He passed away Fri- HERSHEY’S COCOA to, thr claims not proved when divi­ dends are paid or distribution made. to spend the rummer. John Ocrkey' pawed away at the.I I Inline of his daughter. Mrs. Mary nun-; ter’after a long HIbcm. aged 83 years. I He moved from Carlton to this village [about 30 .years ago and worked’at the carpenter trade u number of yearn.: ! two years ago he was compelled • by; illness to give up his home and live: place Thursday and burial in. Lakecring- from.pneumonia. Genevieve Worth-y returned day from Mason where .she Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Bananas Golden yellow fruit SWEET POTATOES Fancy Southern* FRESH SPINACH LEAF LETTUCE Eieaptional quality Josep George Clark passed away at farm Home Wednesday after a weeks' illness ot flu pneumonia leaves a wife and ten children. Frank Clark, ot Freeport Mr. and; Mrs. Clark celebrated their Mty-flrsl wedding anniversary last year . ‘ i Mr. and Mrs. Eldun Matthews and family spent last week in Jackson visit •’ ing his sister. Ethel, and hmibund. ’ Mr and Mrs. Vern Sinelair hayc a baby girl, born last week at Pennock hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew. Kennedy and family spent Sunday with* her Xathpr. I Edd. DeMott. and family.of South Has- Cramer of Nashville Munday. Archie Cunningham was sick with flu last week but is able to be back at LOST ANYTHING? Try * Banner Want Adv. j Thursday evening. April 14. We are ' hoping for a good crowd. As this is the last p. T. A. for this term of school We will have election of officers for: next year and the usual pot luck sup-i per. Sandwiches and one other dish; and your own table service. Miss Ruby, Cogswell and Mrs Pearl Matthews' will have charge of program, and Mrs.i Viola Kennedy and Mrs. Elsie Sothard I supper. All are welcome. | EXC Don QUALITY MEATS Beef Kettle Roast (Choice Center Chuck Cut*) Boneless Pork Roast Broilers 2 Lb. Average Hamburg r. Sliced Liver Pork Roast Picnic Style drive 49c � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-04-20.pdf c8d61231f597b2b70a5a98091971decb PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER f Mr. SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR lur- 14 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, APRIL 20, 1932 DELEGATES GOOSEN Fancy Salaries Are Paid AT CO, CONVENTION Fortunate State Workers ohn - to f I 1 HON. C. L. GLASGOW TO REP­ RESENT BARRY COUNTY AT CHICAGO WARDEN OF JACKSON PRISON LIVES IN REGAL SPLEN DOR IN CASTLE BL* 114'.BY STATE CONG. KETCHAM GAVE A SPLENDID ADDRESS though Maniifautiiring Was Abandoned Many Months Ago, Other Stnte Employee^ Earn Money AGENTS MADE GOOD SHOWING IN MARCH Windstorm Insurance 'Co. Add -! cd Total New Risks of SI,058,290 In Month The month of March.' d’ -pite the in­ clemency of the wealhet and bad rogiN.i brought a considerable incre.i «■ mt)-! IHrIi Priced .Officials Keep Jobs ut Chelsua Cement Plant Al­ insurance tn lore*- in the Miswwim liuiirunct (Tumiuny of' this rity, Tiic' uifrid,. tor the .month. *.i.- $l.'vT8.2W> Whin one cofiiidei1.. financial tooth- BARRY COUNTY CRIME COMMISSION FORMS NUMBER 51 PAGES 1 to 8 POINTS COMMITTEES Confirmed By City Council At Meeting Last Week—Ex­ cellent Choices DELINQUENT BOY CANBEREALASSET PROS. ATTY. BIRD SAYS UN­ VOLUNTARY GROUP TO AS­ DERSTANDING IB* PRIME SIST THE WORK OF cd-in >hc new < Gmmiv.c< r. relected, bv' Mayor.Ix-oiufd and confirmed by "the! REQUISITE f SHERIFF ‘ They.will Serve for PURPOSE OF BODY WINS INSTANT SUPPORT ■ Saidy. and tiie en-! irnproveincpt— a. „,,.ci.1b,n.K«.ni. PERSONAL SUPERVISION IS ONE GREAT FACTOR (By v. J. brown। Six Men ip Co.-Operate With (lai Bnrutw< i.irert s.,had- Lads Who Come From Homes District Gathering Held At Ben­ By no meant should II be understood that every person wIiom* name appear* ing Jh-.it month. this showing • .-Law-Enforcing Agencies 'upon the payrolls ot the Mote is enjoying a sinecure. Not all Mate jobs provide ton Harbor On Wednesday Where Parents Are Divorced Bchader. Wallace. big i»y and eusy work. Himihed« tlwre an- in position* of trust reqiiiriiut long. to Better Conditions Evening Cnusc/Trouble In School . -. > years ot experience to fiihlll who. draw very nominal Hilaries and who devote' it Is bound to do. this old reliable com-: Tlir AinU meeting of the Brothe-llw Republican Uotmly Convention. hf$>ilmr* to th>-mme,-of the stnt>« A discerning and inquiring mind i-< required puny will get back'into uvular fuim; On the’ evening of May 3rd a jum department of the county will com, for the naming qf eleven d>'h-g»te.-> t > |„ Mirl out fKjln among these the arnjy ot political "hitch-hiker, ulio'tliumb a-, an insurance, getter. To pick up !»ood wa.-- hdd Monday night. The the Republican ■ --«- - --- District -- ConvtmUon. 7 .......... ... ,rip. -the loft wa,,, cmhioiw , I,,,,,,.- while.llw - (Uir.ajfV , /peaker was John Wendell Bird, of over SLUIMLQVO ot m w risks, in view <>f i . it held April 14. and to tile ’Republican Lansing, prosecuting ationtey of Ing. fhianrltil cmditlons. evidences th« ■ • State Convention, to be* mid. April 27 Without including the., salon,-s of ham cour.'y Wr wish every jxirent fuel'that this comjKmy l>.i- a rertiark- api>vnt»?d by Prtwecywr L. E. Barnett Willie Barry minty <an feel Justlj rmivcned ln the court room on Wed- Unlvwslty and state o||r|te i^Bidenta ’allace. could have heard his splendid talk. Mr. affic awl in the good wil) inwan! ;t nriiduy l,,ul these being left fur fii. Bird is hot only « prosecuting attorby the |»eople of tin-, - tati. With the proud of- the absence of • n-riowt fekui• Preceding this convention there wn..'‘,u* cuiwidrratton. it is foutuLthat the approach nt the time for better road', its and the high rating tfia Bentz. it. Id, in tlmsame plan;, a meeting Unit who seeks to find the causes, that prothe monthly figure.-, will show larger ;r, a law abiding conntv. it ' individual drawing had been rallsd to m-IcvI delegate* llaveh. 1 duce erpue or that may threaten to MilSTyoi $12,000 ai even more efficient system can be bail . cause crime < His Idea is to correct Tcprcsent the various voting precinct*। nually. Two rert-i' and maintained by the establi*hinrni .of tin' county at-this county conveh-i Reickord. the unfavorable conditions ’ $10 000 salarlcr., two! ot u representative group ut men .wh'i lion, that being the unly way that Hr began by stating that if we all $9,1X10; o n e. $3,000: j I den of the stale penitentiary at Ja$kcan report intelligently and accurau-1; could lie worked out to meet a situa­ — understood, each other. mart of the teven. $7300; Seven. son receives un annual salary of 17.500.’ upon conditions in the community from troubles of tiro world would be ellmition caused by the new law. which $7.00<); fifteen. $6,- ; But h<- lire* m p .magnificent new i<m- , which they come, The sheriff* offic . made it impossible this spring to iw‘-, DOO; si*. $5iS00; thlr-l[ deuce Jtftt built for him at the new lias S76*qudrc milea of territory to |>o-i euse for failure to try to understand k-ct delegates in the manner rrtiuired ty-flve. 85.000. There! ,lice with only two active and full time, others It »is largely one's mental by tiiat law. Fortuniitely the Mipervis-[ it is luxuriously iurnHhcd and are 101 who ’ receive ।I prj«on : officer* tu handle tlw work This throw • state. Justice Holmes of the U. fl. those who have been fortunate enough the Held work almost entirely upon the) slate pay ranging be ­ CHAIRMAN OF BOARD GLAS tJupreme Court, who recently resigned. publican members uit<-n<li.ti'tins nuct-i ltd receive the* warden’s JnvWatioh to shoulders of one num for the reawnl tween $4,000 mid $4.( Edison and others kept youthful by Ing. Seveiwl alro c.ame trom this city.! I partake ot his hospitality report Hint GOW NAMES STANDING i lluit the other officer fllust be con-1 . 500. ■ Receiving be ­ maintaining a youthful spirit. from Nashville and Middleville. In this1 । the viands the commonwealth provides’ tween $3,500 n nd $4.-; I for his table mid the regal splendor COMMITTEES rtantly on duty nt the sheriff ■. office FOUR HUNDRED PUPILS TO Turning to his subject he stated manner there was a representation ijil (MM) are 18 : 280, be-1 with which it is served would put an; the convention from most of the pre-1 Little or no time remain* for tiw alter- i APTTfTPATP tn that the maladjusted and delinquent iff or the uhdcraiwriff to go about H.« ; rnn*imraii boy,could be made a valuable asset, if clncts of tins county yPrn j. Bmwn tween Fz.600 and $3 - ; European monarch among main atre< t ALSO VOTED TO RETAIN 000 . 408. Pel ween $2.- mayors. In reality, it is estimated, the rniraiTV lica] tu iranT!cuunty-rnaklh“ a •‘,uP*y ot «ustsn«i PROGRAM society would only ret about to under­ C. H. Osborn, chairman of the re-1 . LUUN I T HtALIn.UNII .condlliqiu wiwn active law violation j . -*■ stand such a boy—to know hl* home publican county committee, VH..CU culled w.v, ’.he I ____ _-- - j50®: 6M between $1,500 and [warilen would of nreesrity have to re-' first meeting to order and W R. Cook “IW-. between $1,200 and II.- [Ceive a salary of from $15,000 to $20­ surroundings and what hud brought '.ire occupying their time both day and! |g FIRST OF ;Ifinn fiOIJ; THr reinainlng amo 8,(H8 on ” the was .elected as secretary. . >'• ’Feb*•”-' 000 to be able to enjoy all the emolu- Question of Construction of । nigh: , him into the mental state which leads inary payroll* receive less than $1200 | It llahe purpose of the commission! When the convention gatlwrcd „ KIND IN BARRY COUNTY hjxn^into wrong doing Center Road Referred to lo holdVeguIar meetings at which the I ed the question. "Wliat makes short time afterward- the--.- twvsjj.nile-cxc,'<,t 9* euurse it tnuspbe re- into the $7,500 he M ou tin- payr'vU as Road Commissioners meh Were rejected to fill the ■nrlk nwnibercd_that in mdSTITRntutions the receiving, Similar condiiion* are found | various rommLvioners will report to! Folk Songs to Be a Feature—- --- •J°1 ong?” He said we cobld positions' and nlHo named tellers The “«? *’•«'>n<-'H>dc ul.ro ehewlierv.’ Considerable comment I* i answer tjiaf\if tfould answer the’ The Banner mentioned last week the] 'he sheriff and prosecutor the condi-1 Work-In Charge of Miss roll of the towiL-Jiip, wwi called umi I'"nn, ""‘,r bour,‘ or roridence and being heard regarding the almost uni­ T&rt t’hat the new board of supervisor*! lions that exist in their respective .dis-1 questiony do some ,boyr. go tlw representative, or the various pre- boiisehold exiiense provided. Mary Ann Collinge j right?” He silid there is one class of versal habit now of high state officials l>'unn itx'work in a flnc-.Bpiritcd wav | tncts, [rartlcularly .with a view of sup* boys who go because they haven't cinelx were asked tu name .-omc one >n far’ it L extremely difficult for having each a chauffeur to drive them by choosing L R Glasgow ot this city j pressing illicit liquor selling or inanuFour hundred pupils representing go -wrong. Home ‘ The majority of Uie lacturlng Gambling In Its variou about _ . fifty pf . ..the rural . and fl villag*.*; energy enough from their localities ir. delegates to th-- the investigator to present a true pic-,: about on official and poliOcal missions. us chairman board, is republ^an while Mr. Glasgow. lonps wlU be direu*red. the various Xdi rounty will jme^nt the essential ele- district and state ronventhuv, In this lure of extravagant state payrolls ■with----- -• this ----------y Wlll jrcsent ft* training, he *ald. Many Automobile*. ‘ men: in making a bd ht. In t , iris ;i a uviiiuvin. democrat; , aui but uv he has always niuwui shown) laws will be explained to the commisway the .eleven necv<sary to rrprerent <»ut making a personal visit to each in-1 u finding ..... jj a u falx-spirit surh fntr-fcnirii on nn the board and has ha* .-loner- »» so »«>■< that »a lx-ttcr u.-Mv.mwu..,, ur.der.slandlnv : * . . , // ; Chicago, Judge Kavanaugh ‘ \hr county at the dixtnet riinvvntKui Mitution and out j..o. just .what By l,’r *“?• Ulis matter of furnish- 8UC ;ire received m in addition to to/’!K state motor can- for every “Tom. |K.cn ,o faithful and consistent as a/will exist between tire officers and the: head'of the municipal court boys, also the eleven required for tlw Mate. emoJunicntsjire' 4. commencing at 8:00 o'clock accord ­ Eick and Harty, who happen to be- mclnlx r that the board dropped all, |j>;mpk of each district and through tin ... Having had a lot of troubleth lads convention, -were named and their the monthly pay check. ing to Mrs Maude W. county, from a certain school in that|city he b^umSTSe a ^rmu^'n’^te,"1 a “nd "“T* 'U'n “ “”*i llw tj’Smith, urXttake-in choice wax ratified by the convention Warden llirhly Paid A chairman. . jenition nf the law abiding citizens will had a personal investigationof Tlie <leicg:it< •. wire us tolloa-s: < . . . ,o u»- .!«,« r«>wmlonl ' "r «”■ •«‘ the home surroundings of the 832 boys. ' 'Tlje new presiding* officer of the i be secured, board took.time off to ohuow his stand- ’ ’ . .. . • - 1 only 252 of them came from, homes al Benioji Harbor: ’ rifral anil village, M-lrools participated1 where parents were living together. DEMnCRAT^ FFFI ing-committees for the,ensuing year, made and in every instance,the com, 1— Hon. C. L Glasgow. NtqjivIHe. ULmuuimio rccu h uj|> foU,)U,.; i oiK.ri sipde program. 2- Ed. Blake. Middleville. mts&inner chosen is a person who has; The 'various, rebook have been train- The rest were from homes where ’ QUITE ENCOURAGED Equalization—Backus. Cluue. Moon. th<? respect and consideration of oil1 ing separately for several months un- the parents were divorced, or where 3- Clydir Wilcox. Chy Isl Ward. , Strum. Wotring, Mclrityie. Brown. the law abiding citizens of ids district |d<r the direction of Miss Mary Ann■ one of the parents had died. A 4— J M Townsend, City. 2nd Ward.! l(.real home, which gives a boy a chance c Ketcham. City 2nd.! (Continued on page six) Local Delegates to State.Con. Sfe.rftoww. Oauns-Maw. Im. •CcWinge of Michigan State College.1 ard. Graves. (Continued on page five) " ward. . I Miss Colhnge has beeiT devoting three! vention Repo’rt Large Criminal Claims—Barber. McTrttyre. 6—Burton Perry, City 3rd Ward GRAND RAPIDS QUARplays each month to training the pn1,11,1 tl,p l‘achers. SUPERVISORS TAKE VOLUNTARYCUT RURAL SCHOOLS TO GIVE MOS C FESTIVAL MANY ORDERS FOR SEEDLINGS RECEIVED * « ' Gathering! COUNTY AGENT FOSTER HAS Dr. J«l.n W. o»„ lU,n, M.v ,, REQUESTS FOR 22,000 « Ctarlr, S»A.n <>•,-«. LeonaiJ. Jacob Edger of this city, yK|#onic SMALL TREES '.CU‘“'' McC*“"- *““*• TFTTF TAMING APR ICHC L, uro I HU «rn. All Voters Must Re-register NOTICE TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF HASTINGS, MICHIGAN F JUDGE McPEEK HAS Numbers on rhe program have been NFRVHIK RRFAKnDWN ...worked into the school pnwrams as ncnVUUD DntABUUWfll Program of Sacred Music । -pecial problems in connection with I «».«,,w Charles Dh-rt™ ParI..,Wotrl„, [Ward Quick of NtuhVillr. musical education. Mrs Smith says. Unusually Heavy Responsibili­ Methodist Church Next iker. Dr. Swift. Glenn Gardner and W rnmner — i-a The idea Ls -a comparatively new one.; ties and Attack of Flu Sap­ —, ... ■ McCann, Brown, Sunday Evening PRICES NA-MED ARE R. Harper of Middleville, and H H snul|, Mayo' although more than 20.000 rural school! ped Strength (Continued nn page three> The Aeolian mule quartette, of Grand Mott of Baltimore attended the demo- * — A ' in the state have already tak-1 VERY REASONABLE cratlc Mate convention at 'sagiiuiw la-’ ; Township Clerks*. Rejrorte—Stutz. Rapids, will jing .at the Methodist chil<|ren , Our readers will be sorry to learn en part in similar programs duringk-the' Moon, Leonard. . WOMAN OBTAINED evening. week. The democrats are feeling, quit-, — April past two years This .season all counties that Judge Russell R. McPeek is ill at Apportionment — Graves. McIntyre. church next Sunday ---!; 15. in ptace of the evening participating in Hits work have con- .h» home, having ruffcred a nervous , MONEY FALSELY HERE ptacl! Yo"r Onicr Fof Pini’ ‘‘"d encouraged and ate hopefiiVof carry- ! Strain. toward breakdown which, This 1-.U aa fine tinequartette. nunrt<-!tc. We Wt-ar-!centrated nr.-1 .......-a -fJ May festival. i whu-ii. the thr doctors dnetnrs say. khv. is Spruce Seedlings By April ■, ing the state ns well as the nation, be- ' Printing—Leonard. Barber. Pcnnels. rervicc. This 'cause of Hie existing financial depres-!i County ..Property—Schader, Stutz, confident that all wild hear them will! Michigan has been a pioneer tn this due to overwork. Anyone who knows Represented That She Was 25 For May be delighted. | tyIx. ,ot work'among rural schools. So (the Judge unUerstands that lie delights . . Delivery . isiyiL There delegate* reported a l.-re-ie ’McCann. Soliciting For Benefit of * ____ , Agent _________________________ .................................. Cohnty Harold J Foster, is and enthusiastic attendance. at the ’ (Continued on page five» The quartette Is compared of the I far. tlw schools participating have ill his regular work; but he takes it now taking orders lor Pine and Spnice conventwn. which went on record fa- j ________ following'First tenor. Mr. Alfred Han- made studies of musical appreciation very seriously and goes to the bottom St. Rose School sen; second tenor. Dr. E. B Andersen; | by Ricans of. phonograph records and every proposition that Is submitted Seedlings ut ta* delivered from the vorimj the ivju ai ot the 15th Amend-, IIIORF BROWN HFI D A woman blew into this city a few Forestry lhForrMry Dept.. Michigan State Cu1-i«Hnt and tiro Vol*:, id Act. hut offcretl. JUUUt- “ IsL.*' baritone; Mr. Leon Verrehoor; buss. Mr radio, folk dancing and choral work. lu him in court. For the last, year Ids dny-i ago. By slick performance she !. 7,;a^tid. M... Eve:".' year Mr E<> - rm-alteRiatlve. We think think when when the the COURT LAST WEEK Frank Rosenkranz. The quartette will a feature on the program to be pre- duties have been unusimlly heavy. Not succeeded in getting wliat seemed an ter performs^service - '’ ib.assisted by Mrs------Allred Hunren,--so- ......... j .M.nb-d J>y ...v the Barry county ..scluwf oll| 5’------------has he had the --regular lor the farm- Atnerroan people «?•’ urged by >it|e . ■ — —------------- — ---------------— -- — —- —grist — —of evidence of the approval of the Sister.*, ers of Barry county. TIm* order L-. party to do uwny with national pro--Substituted For Judge R. R. | -----• ■puplL prano E. ■> B Andcrron, v<:on-i pupiLvvill will bribe (pllowing list Urt of of folk! folk cases to tohear hear and and try try and and the the usual usual p .uom and Mi -. .. —.pupils wui be ue’ihe sue following following um oi ioik of St. Joseph for soliciting, which she;I grouped and tiro tree's ure defivere.-l hlblllon and to rcjtUire the right toj -- - ' — - — --------— ... i1 number cf decisions a—tb *------------------------I tralto.- The accompanist is Mrs. Leon -----sung* -----from different lands. make in his own McPcck Who Is Ill At His did. for advertising on book cover* to'Iwithin a short time after removingnnrtke and to sell liquor that u party; Veirehoor i We.'I May ’.hr keel Row, EntiUta court, many of them complicated, but be used in St. Rose rchbdl. When the.!from.the nuncry. .'Charlotte Home The program l^juulollows. ; folk tun.-: “The Hundred Piper., ’ also, because he has always been re*dyt ought to present- Mime plan by which Sisters learned of the fraud this worn-' Trees ordered'at'the following prices this b to be done. Failure to do tluit’ „»...» Program. j Scoich folk tunc; Danny Boy," Irish to respond to such calls, he has been Owing to the Illness «. of Judge’ Me- I an was attempting to perpetrate, they! —vw.. of v. Grand Rapids' Hark- Hark My Saul-George C folk*tune; “The Home Road.” Amerl- «nt to Detroit and Grand Rapids and Judge Brown fet out at once to put -a-stop to it., must be used for 1ore*t. Christmas might mean a far worse condition than Peek. MBH ■held ■ ■ court ■here ... last week -for a short - - ! Stebbins—Mole Quartette. can; Santa 'Lucia. ’ Neapolitan bout to other cltita to try cases in other eirWith the assistance of the officers the trees or wind break plantings. Norway wc now have. jnored Mayor time. On Fridav he handed out three 1 The Wayside Cross-Dr. H. R. Pal-|song; "The Wraggle Taggel Gypsle*." cults.many of them long and very dlfSpnice seedlings. 2 year olds, 2 to -6 — -The conver money which she had secured from a ;Inches High. $32»5 per 1000. White Pino Leonard ot thl —, selecting him as rentences to men who hud confessed nier—Male Quartette (Gypsy air; -Tiie Volga Towing Path." flcult cases, involving big issuss and few business men for advertising was inches an alternate delegate to the National that they were guilty of the crimes Wings of the Morning — Chas. P. Russian tune; "All Through the Night.” much study, some ot them haying rec­ >1 timed td tnem seedlings, 2 year olds. 2 to 4 1...!... returned to them. .. r,.„. • C|,.IIKC(1 them. The sentences ; Scott-Mixed Quartette. Welsh air; "America the Beautiful.'-': ords running into several hundred pages. "rawytM u»t ill.- Mi!',- «■ N°'™' -----------------------* were ns follows: i Clo*. Cloee to Thee — John 9, Fer> Arfiericnn --------------------------------------------*'Hh lawyers' briefs that ore large vol­ -------------------------‘ . were as follows: I crore, uioee to ■inec-jonn a. rer-t American. , bwlnru iron ut this city do n« ptnlw'JT?11?!',,’ , • rape,; ns—Solo— Mr. Rosenkranz. ------------------------------------ ----- ------------------------------1 umes. The Judge has to look over all Rnqplinp C*htirrhmf>n Hem’, Singleton, charged-------------anyllUnK tor nrt.- iuuJ.ti wblelt u prp- l.lvt.- tt 1> l*r HW Oiii.-r yurti'l,., nn.l paseune ynurenmen uiih KiV(,n lwo lo Unwith . yt.ars at , Lou. Tl„. I?or<1 ,.Jolni A w<.s._ HEALTH UNIT GIVES —• ••••■ — —■■■—|tl)e twtimony in these records, rrud .wnlrt UaMW t. b lu, U.e tanelll 'i,h'r ‘c- "t lh«- »tou- m.-nbunrt o( Ht. dm or rrtool or thr ••»■ hr Md 01 rorymr cl-. Build Stone Tower -Duet—Mr. and Mrs Hansen. RPPflRT IN RANNPR - the briefs, and look up the cases cited UUltu luwer F,jrreM stldr. Of Nashville, on a Nearer My God To Thee-J. R. Swre«ntrUKl IN BANNER by the lawyers. To weigh the evidence *, ■ ainm ot Hi JoM-Hh ouhm lint «BA"“ •“» I A twcnty-flvc-toot stone bell tower ■ ,llllutf,ry charge was Rivennine. nvy—Male Quartette. “ outaldc — cases is no .i Wil nnd decide such V lor 1.1A, Ip IN 0,1. If II. hiu^lvm tiers totaling over 22.000 Medllttex, .. ........ — and —d Reading of Statistics Will small Judge Mcl ■1 Shall Not Puss Aagalt: This Way! ----- :matter. ---------------.-Peek has had by April 25th- bcMeved to lx- tiro only one of it- kind Dllinths „t tlw county tail. — authority tor n«h a pro^ct. Hr Matr. she order must be placed ■ _. P(Vt of thiZcity. charged!—8 8. Effinger-Male Quartette . ; a lot <4 that to do within the last few that (IV no muonr iirv-uiici hraratirr nui will w br Bitru flvrn thr Mr -Porter Prove Value of This Splentlllil me l:,r - ------ dvllrrry. - • IP rrr --- -nV* in the cdmitty htu just been completed • right ....to solicit .....for ..... ___ if wilt u-ntvt trooCth a «Mr ■ by member of the Baseline Methodist . Allll unlawful use ot a motor vehicle! CaileM Thou Thus. Oh Master — Geo. years. Tire hardest of his burdens with­ , . . IIIIIUW4UJ U5<7 U, U III,,-Ml the St. Rase church. if J011 want trr^s A1?1'* yrar ,. , r..,------- -, .u...... , did Organization .u_ — .... ----— i ... • a. Mietske—Solo—Dr, E. B ’ . Andersen.; . Episcopal church, in the southeasttvn wa „ j )U t on probation for a period of in his own circuit, ha* been the fact school, or for any department of Its Many f^rm building sites could be comer of Barry county. Field stone war, three years. : Thanks Be To God—Stanley Dickson. 1 The Is dl- ' ha* hap to appoint receivers .... attention of our readersUiat.be work, without w-ritten authority from Unproved in appearance with.a back-,[ UM-d in tile comtniction and the work ,—----Mixed --------------Quartette reeled reeledto tothetheofficial officialreport reportof ofthe thefor five banks in his own district that him and the written approval of the Rroiind of. pine or spruce planting..: Sweet Sa'iour.ytless Us—A. W. Lan-! Barry County Health Unit, published, were suspended, and also named a reu­ •officers pf the Hastings Commercial. This planting could also serve to keep ■was done entirely by (.killed workmen-! Rev. J.W.Kitching sing______ —Male Quartette. ’ j on Page 8 of this Issue. , celver for — —*- *batik —•* “ ■** *-•• —• in an *Ionia that failed, C]Ub * < the cold northwest winds from the ■ members of the congregation under *,— w-._ ® «... ------------- —«Barn — ­■ Especial attention is Invited to the! winch bank the presiding judge of that Father Geller and the Sisters ot St .'buildings. ^Annually many M - 'supervision of the Rev. H. E Dixon. RrfPHfPK Cnll nere .bs*ow “y u Ovcr-^Joseph i Circuit minister. A. dedicatory service I receives -Maie Quartette. ; statistical report. Anyone who will circuit was an officer, *o he could not f 0r trees are going on to now unproductive, Jooeph deserve commendation * ' ‘ was held Sunday with the Rev. Dr. C. | Rev. John W. Kitching of Fenton nad those figures cannot fail to be have anything to do with the receiver'sand and hilly Ipnds. later to be cut their prompt action In this care. ’ FRACTURED HER HIP. ! convinced of the value of thU work. ship. The complicated, legal questions . ;for Christmas trees- and timber. A E Pollock, superintendent of the Albiort!i! has received a call from the First Pres- > planting of 6 ft. by 7 ft. Is generally —Lansirfg Methodist Episcopal district j: bytertan church here atid will be in-' Mrs, Oliver Tasker, of this city, wife For instance, the number of school growing out of each of these receiverEXCELLENT BARGAINS 'tailed as pastor May 5. according to ships, and of our the undershcriff. many question* fell inthat the kttqhcn children who ~ ArMirOTICch -rule u/ccv recommended for forest plantations in charge. present plans. Rev. A. T. Tomshaney ot her home Sunday afternoon and to this limo time is 3.825 3.895 Tho The number who have had to be put up to the Judge for AuVtnl IbtU I nib WttK This would reqlure 1000 trees per acre ; MISSIONARY SUPPER. ‘of pattie Creek will preach the tnstal- broke her right hip. Surgical aid was were found to have some physical de­ consideration and decision, have added The Missionary Union of the Metho­ jlation sermon. Following the installs-: summoned and she was taken to Pen- feet was 2.918 and the number of de­ much to his heavy responsibilities. As Don't Fail to Read and Take completes official RECORDS. j Three new official records of produc- dist Episcopal church will serve a *up- 'tlon service, will be a reception for the nock hospital, where the fracture was feels 4.891. Home visit* were made to if this were not enough, he had an at­ Advantage of Excep ­ । tlon have Just been completed by cows; per Wednesday, April 27. from 5 Iq 7,,; Rev. and Mrs. Kitching. The public is reduced and she was made as com- 271 school children. A total of 222 tack of the flu which, in his weakened tional Offers (.In the herd of R. F. Lock*1- ot Cressey, price 25c.—Adv. | invited to this service. ' | fortablc os possible. health classes were taught; children condition, proved to be more serious . , examined by the county dentists num- > than it would ordinarily have been. ‘ No render of the Banner who con- which ---------entitles<hcm to entry m the Adi suits hl$ own best Interests can afford1 need‘ Register ----.... — j bcr 414; there were 177 excluded from' The doctors have insisted that there U of the American 1 school because of communicable dis­ JUst one thing for tiro Judge to do, and to overlook the advertising in this B-! Guernsey Cattle Club. Peterboro. N. H . ' eases; a total of 315 food-handling that is to cease work for a time until sue. There ore special offers that In-1 Tltese animals include six year old places .were inspected and there were he can regain his health and strength. terest the housewife, the automobile Fair View Rltta 182.979. with a produc177 inspections of dairies; 1682 were driver, the farmer and every class of.Hnnof 12.738.9 pounds of milk and । vaccinited against smallpox; tubercu-; BARRY CO. ASKS FOR citizens. There hre some special bar- 663 2 pop nds of fat in ciaas A; four! gain prices quoted, not only on mater- year old Minnie, of Fem Hili 203.648. rajs were taken in 113 coses; 31 30,000 LBS. OF FLOUR ials and merchandise, but for services with a production of 12.460.1 pounds of samples of milk were examined. i These offer* are attractive. milk and 6023 .pounds of fat In class : Wc hope every reader will turn to Red Cross Chapter Makes Be­ Advertising is business pews; and.. B. and four year old Edgemere's Peach : the report and read It carefully. for ttie practical man, is most valuable Blossom 196,187, with a production of quest Fron\ Govt.—To Be You are hereby notified that there will ‘be a re-regiatration of all voters in the city of Has-1 home talent play. information. The Banner goes into 1 M88.I pounds of -milk and - 524.4'; Distributed By Poor gppt. aimpst every home in the county. Its \ pounds of fat in class BB. : tings in accordance with Act 306, Public Acts of 1929, and as amended by Act No. 200 of the1 -a Poor Marled Mun," at Ai-Gon-; new«xcolumiu an- thoroughly read, Wo — The Barry County Rod Cross-chapter I Quin school. Thursday evening,! ar. uwing that the advertising column, Gl"t^KR^PiT*B wmi nrorea , Public Acts of 1931, tlirough Rev. L. L. Dewey, chairman. .. , , . . . . . „ 'April 21. Adults 10 cents.—2 wk*. I NOCK HOSprr HOSPITAL WITH GIFTS. be looked over Just as conscientiously j sorK *» w ,T" nnfT “ you are further notified that such re-registration will be held at the Council Rooms m the '------------ -----------------During the past week Pennock ho*-1! City Hall from the government for distribution beginning on May 5.h, 1932. ™u“ and they will bring good returns to our pit si has been remembered with the to the needy in thU county. Th* di*leaders. . . _ following useful and greatly appreclaThe Registration Board .will be in session at the Council Room May G and 7, from 8:00 A. 8 ran gg ball, price Ito.—Adv. BAKE SALE. ’«* «*“•: Camp Fire Girl* will hold a bake sale Guild No. 8. Mrs. Jacob Rehor chair-., M. lo 8:00 P. M. 1 pythian sisters supper. at White A- Houvener'* Saturday morn- man. donated S7 cans fruit and pickles. This registration will be known as the Permanent Registration method and will include all /ro^fiv^ro seven.—Adv. ^uUer BWg I 6 glas. es of Jelly and■ a quantity ol Ing. April 23 at nine o'clock.—Adv. ‘ - -» , nursery supplies. ■ . i voters residing in the city of Hastings, Michigan, and all voters must be re-registered in order —• ----------DANCE. -----------. 1 Guild No. 19 provided waste baskets i to vole at any election held after the above date.—Adv. * tv«r, satmtonSlt u a«r lab At I. O. O. F. Saturday night, April for all the patients’ rooms, which were i 4-27 C. E. DA VIS, City Clerk, j -m2 HmtnS».u. | 23.—Adv. । badly needed. 9—Lpuicnce Harnett, Citv-4th Ward 10— Will Bhuiu-rs. ettv 4lh Ward. 11— Wm. Lind, Woodland. Tlic delegates to the ttate convention �Tilt HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL Vj, 1M2 PAGE TWO LOCAL NEWS traveller* had no trouble tn getting all the meat they needed S. B. Wilcox U slowly gaining and 1* I The view.-of Lsle Royale took tiie bet­ wUh Them. When they returned to able uy rit up a part of the time. ter part of two reels They were intense­ civilization. they showed their picture* 1 Mr. and Mrs Wesley Logan have ly interesting. He described the island RAY NOLAN OF CALEDONIA moved into the Osboni bungalow on DADS* NIGHT PROGRAM WAS its about 45 mile* long averaging about VERY INTERESTING AND ENJOYABLE activities WERf SCOUTS qONSTRATED There is fine fBhlng aropnd the island, and commercial fishermen make profit • able catches. Tlie surface ol the .is­ land as seen at prcrent* rVldenrcs th.- SPOKE TO ROTARIANS ON MONDAY ni<*y had spent u large sum of money In preparing for this, journey, thay1 HAD MANY INTEREST­ •old their pictures for $.UX) more than ING AND TRYING TIMES The speaker said that one might Wild Animals Visited Their wonder why anyone would want to: take such a journey. He said he was: scripus operation at Pennock hospital Camps But Did Not Seri always fu*cinatcd by the mountains,| last* week, la gaining nicety. ously Molest Them Educational views of Many Scenic Attractions and Isle Royale Were Shown The p. I a' meeting held Thursday nothing belter Ilian to hike to some place »inch no one el.se luid Halted; both Had a delightful ilmrlx>4ka’',l'standing they had traveled fin foot and had wire trying expe/icncM. the peace conference following the Revolutionary war lie insisted that the la recovering nicely ' from law recent1 tiperaliun at Pennock hospital. .. ; FOR SALE--! International »ix horse-jxiwer Buzz rig mounted on1 truck. A bargain.—Universal Garage ILLUSTRATED LECTURE . The members ot the Barry County; go to Laming Thursday where' SATURDAY, APRIL 23 Normal they, will "sir in" on the afternoon hoI. Gregg ot M. S. C. to Talk s|e;> ol the legislature. The ’ next Cliecr Up party will be On Beautifying Grounds and Monday* evening. April 25 in the Pythian Ti inple. in the Fuller Bldg Growing of Bulbs 0. .men*, of iajheS' We iye Atuv that fathers pre*nt'-were convif. cd,as the fa'l^r of the troop .kutier in was brought the hi pa which contain* a »hrll). No other leather wear* a* long tn*rau*e no other leather con- brought a beautiful bouquet of double Tuesday, which arc greatly appreciated Forrest B lame was much aurjirtscd.1 rail. In this they were* disappointed tings Central building on Saturday. Mr. Nolan d-veribed in detail flu- pre­ April 23 at two o'clock Mr. Gregg will but very pleasantly, on Thursday parations he and his comjimuon. Brook hate •|>tinwns qf native shrubbery when in the evening twenty friends --- -■ — • • bridge and birthday and will oiler some suggc*tion* per- "dropped in' Jud both been mountain clhnbers and tatnlng to rock gardens There will the Upper brk i- being nicrviuwd yearly, tnqt(ntnln travellers. so they knew that Another film was Riven showing the 'they should not lake the valley reulons nrk which the 'department does' in to get to their destination in the Arc­ tic circle, They should skirt the lower ranges of nimintairu. nicy had to cumiMiign to nwikc Barry county more plan carefully for reducing the weight beautiful and U sponsured'by the Fedui the jack, which each edrrted on h|»: summer and the ptevioas summer, it is .back. Instead of the ordmaryr ruja*. most diillcult to succc.ssiuliy right such fifes. There are watch towers Iwjded bulky. It has been decided by these orpanations that Ute Peony is preferred >r n'oMintv Bower and special jefturts Work Shoe* always stay *oft, ire.er scuff, and *tan<i up better mruImM ripa noil arid*. Price* are no higher than any good work alloc. Gome in today and cimiilnc a pair without oliligatioii. Ironside Shoe Company The House of Quality Footwear prepared to l cither slipped. den* or shiubbrry or bulb* tx tits’ll) to attend thi:. lecture and particularly i. the puprt? uf the school:. Schools to Giue May Musical Programs nibng Munhall. Haatiiigs. Route 4 on drsjMTately ill. Decoration D; ew Dresses Just Arrived pov-lbiilty have .i splendid reputation i square and honest dealing. Any < contemplating the beautifying ot th 1 cemetery Jot will do well to cons HEpUCED Special discount bought from stock. Millinery & Ladies’ Furnishings Hastings Monument Works EAST STATE. STREET TELEPHONE 2522 High School Dramatic club 'presented' two one-act plays. - The Rising of the Mi a Lillian Tolhurst announced und •xplulncd the plays, giving brief biog- FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Mrs. D A VuiiBuskirk gave a wi itureMinx review oj Channing Po wk's, recent successful play. "Ti Butter “Destry Rides Again” PREMIER CORN QQC SWISS STEAK FOUND— 1 1C 1 k < QC 1O Cocktail SUNDAY—MONbAY RICHARD BARTHELMESS “Alias The Doctor” 49« PIMENTO CHEESE OCC PER. POUND— Hili’' Bru-., pound lin— WW hfl ANKI.I.J.S. lln- Tin club greatly apprrciauw 11 work o! M;-. HoU-on und ?3r uvcrlr and tlxir students in tht> line ps< Red RASPBERRIES Pineapple Smoked PICNICS Double Feature Program Charles Rogers in “The Rockies* Age” and Miriam Hopkini Christopher Overley dirtituw. playhl two lotvly nundxr-a and refunded to ♦ CLIMALENE COFFEE TOM MIX BOILING BEEF mu—pound— PORK SAUSAGE CbW ' After the meeting a priori!tn and n fr«tshmenL* were enjoyed by all 11 7C 1 ■ u to be a study of the plant-: id rare of bulbi thtougliout the' ■nd »lU b»- i'.!i»tr«led by Mere* OKC • >r Hamburger. 3 Hr.. TOMATO JUICE Feldpausch’s ''Whtrt Better Food* Cott Lett” i.c ot.tiw wonderful ug to be found in the ravelled over on that o ■ Particularly were Plano .’olo-dacquclnie Moore Banjo playing and .-ringing—,Mt- Ruth Chatterton Chance* ‘Tomorrow and . Tomorrow” LAST DELTON. ( About ntty enjoyed the party at th?, home of Mr and Mr* Ardy Louden­ . and m.ii in the policy district Saturday Mi* Kellar Shin Iui ula> Api.i m*lit lb< t -ruing was spent tn danc-1 .it l.‘3o at a put luck luncheon Pro- nig Light refreshment* were served,‘ .i.un in ciurge ol Mr- Ben Gulley I atui at a late hour all returned home' itunking they lud •ujqyed a very•' pteaunt evening. On account of the death of Gordie'i Durkee's lather near MUo. Utile David; Durkee U spending a fcjy dayi. with , hl* grandparcuu. Mr and Mr*. Juhni Paul Hlaikhard and family of Kulusoo spent Bunday at Elmer Willison *. ‘Charlie Chan* "Thank* Again" and PATHE SOUND NEWS FRIDAY—SATURDAY Double Feature Program TWELVETREES “Panama Flo” ‘Michael Also Cartoon Comedy 4 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL *•. 1932 I CAMP FIRE ACTIVITIES. BARRVVILLE. ._ ... ! Mrs Jqne. Irwin took Duane Dajr. Several of the members, ot A-kip- Ennond Strong. Richard Green and ray-a group. Mrs. DcVrle-i leader, are George Gillette to Coats Grove Satur. planning to take the examination tor day to attend '.he Roys’ Conference. HASTINGS. MICH. TELEPHONE 2162 V- W. SC HENKEL M«r. Flrrmakcr's rank soon. They rejiort a fine time. • ; All the active member.-, have now Mr nn<j MeOov. nuwll. A Few of the Many Speciale for Saturday, April 23 ! Dartlcljfcted tn rooking and .serving junior niid Billie Corrie and ln*nd ol (Continued from page one) H. H. S. TRACKMEN TAKE Horseshoe Clubs Hold Firemaker's dinner eueh ?ir! being re. Grand Rapids Mr and Mr*. <5ankl and 1— Rep. l/n W. Felghner. Nashville. . '-ixinxlbjr for a part in the'planning. pa»wo! Battle creek were - Sunday CENTER CUTS SECOND IN G. R. MEET Meet in Grand Rapids 2— Ralph Drvine. Castleton ''preparation and serving and iwcoupt iu<-4IA in the home of Mr. Jnd Mrs 3— Ed. Blake. Middleville. *• I of tin* expense. Thi* group 1. o large will Hyde • Representatives of the Hastings! Squad Noses Out Allegan By 4~-Gb*n Whitmore. Middleville. 'that if-was advisable t<» work in two .... Center Shoulder Cuts Lb. Horseslior club met with represen5— Wm. Lind. Woodland. oivinons. one al the home <4 Barbara' dlnnrF sund-ttf iniix-me ttv One-Third Point—^Snyder, tatlves of otlier clubs of this dis­ 6— Mrs J M Townsend. City 2nd Crook and the other at the hr.rm- ..f dinner Sural.., I„*ra...ng thbirthdays M tier hU'-ba: trict at Grand Rapidi yesterday eve­ it . Gardner Got wqts Ward ; Hcxinr Downing. . 7— Ed. Parker. City 3rd Ward Hastings High traciwtaw had t|w ning to talk over plans for the coming For their next meeting tiw girls are: Mr and Mni. Alb*-it fLlttor. and season. According to Charlie James, 6—John Weiasert. City 3r<l Ward. ; planning a hike and cooking of supsatisfaction of nosing out Allegan bv competition will probably ojwn early 9—W. R. Cook. City 4th Ward I per. Betty Donley v, chairman of ar- children ot Bellevue and Keinath Wil-, 1-3 of u point m "a UlangiiUr track in Jump The question ol forming A . cox of Kalamazoo were Sunday' guests 1%-M. O. Hili. City 4th Ward. 'tangemcnis for this occasion. ; of Mr. and Mr Herbie W:l--.x and I Th** PURE Ho.me-Renderad Lard- NOT 4 OC 11—C H. Osborn. City 4th Ward ,' To ..., ....„ vary the usual work meeting a •>>J—aft* a Chicago Lard. Will, Maal Order Only. • Lb*. enuxin. Union High with fifty entries “ 111 * "1 . It wa.s a-ct-rtmiicd that this countyiflul meeting was held at the nontr oft in the field took first nlare with 71 Even though the active sea-tin is.. WM entitled to or* of tip* delegates tol Murgaret Barnett. A fine time wa-. rc-l jtlie Republican National Convention, ported by all tlinne present. points, I lasting* with 11 entries was .................................. 4n tL\“rrJ*!!rn,.ng ,pn,t?cT Mss10? “li'.to «o * Tier Wednesday bv new held m in Chicago Chicago next next June June Tne: The’" 1 M-owul with 18 2-3 points and Allegan ■ ’ at ....... of ofti- I ■ ■■— — ■I rera member s are urged to attend. as third 1 ul Honorobh* C I. Glasgow, of! w-r.-v O-E-C’r-« c-Ca uroujrGroup. ', , . j . was third with with 18 18 1-3 1-3 points. points. time. A nadir complains that although *frs Van Doren celebrated <’u“* ,arKe,y atUnd.-d and a Although small In size', the H H S. Na-'hv,Ik‘’ The O-E-Ce-Ca Camp Fro- girls and’ —e ik anxious to buy a ' m coral-hand |Uad gifte g;Ae a good account ■*. of itself. u *-111 ** unanimously endorsed for that place.' their, guardian. Mr-' E >. Caiikin, anditheir twenty-ninth a’eddin.. squad Theron Marun, iking two firsts, four thirds land.was M-lecled st Ik-nton Harbor.'assistant guardian. . Mi- ' Catherine'sitvery p!<a-rntly at.tiu taking thints and two inir tnis *f>r' ■ , B r [the following day.' i Claik.^njoy.-d an indoor picnic a> th- Mr. Olive (.’atppbeli. in Hattiny.A1 have Ixr-u vidting at the hot ■ vertbed. Perhaps he looked under ths home of Mrs Catikm ’ Soon [the food 1 Tiuirsdjiy. R-v. tiral Mt- Swaddling; and Mr-- Cha». Day began Wayne Snyder ran the 440-yard dash EUGENE BARLOW WINS ,I .Reablutiotw JL were presented heartily: „ • heading ot Muw£al Imtrumenu?— Preui<L.m Hoover itnnver and anil the! the was a ... prefatred' rr.t - and amt w.i. », if'erwurd; I Hickory and. Mrs. Owen *,[ Cedar ■ Claud Hofiintui Of Map!*1 G in !»fl seconds flat to nose nut Esvcld of RflYINP ^FMI FINAI lenriATKincr *n‘tor*,n* Presulcnt Union. Nelson Gardner in the mile run. DUAII1U OCtvlI-r IPIHL 11 u lfun a ! adminlitration. Governor quickly- devoured’os most i i <r> u : t v i . Brueker and..... Hie state administration J members present wt-r- very hungry' The L A. S n the Iwrne of r<-. I Kenneth Wilcox railed pn Arthur’ made a great spurt at the end to pass a Conversation in large quantities Is Awarded Technical Knockout, congressman Ketcham and Repmgn-1 After the lunrh games were played! “nd Mr J j. Willnu . Friday a..',’Webb n; AF.rg.in Huii t.*. ' Giles of Union to. the tape. known as small talk: Adams and-Gerald' Ro’x- of HnsIn Second RoundBud tative I^h w Frtgjwer The girls and guardians .ill reported Fortuntely Congressman Ketrhgm having had a very enjoyable evening. tllids tied wilh Humm of Allegan lor ........ place in the ,„ e„ Jump, W1 „w G001 Loses i had arrived here and lie was called up-1 second high while l^chleltner catiu- in third in the broad Eugene Barlow, local flyweight gma- on'to give a talk, which he did He rv!-| . Netoppen Group. juirip. Osns plarod a clav xccond in the-trur buxrr making his second appear-! tfenecd the fact that the member,, ofj The Netopqeu group ini-ebi every 220-yard dash and finished a close ante in the ling after tally three weeks congress are under a heavy strain in Tuesday after school at the Central third in the century. Charles Fumisx of training, won the srml-finak in tin-; meeting the serious situation that ron- building Three of our girl-. ' Leom won third place in th*-low hurdli*. The regional meet at Ionia lastxytming by fronts our lawmakers at Washington i vi’ininger. Lorottar Springer and TP-ttv Hastings relay team led bv a fair a technical knockout in the second' Congressman Ketchum stands high in. Sigler, have already |ur.-ed then- W«*«t murifin in the hut lap when Inexper-s round. Barlow was complimented by the counsels of bis party and in the! Gather- rank The. rest of the gryup leiifc In pivoting the baton put them the Judges nt the ringside for hb> abil-i esteem ot members of congtess of both | hopes to do «q in the near future buck to third. With n lilllc more irallrh. tty. from Sunfield, v. His ms opponent was wus.irom cninncu (political parties. He is regarded as one'- At our last meeting we elected the this quarlet of rlushrrs rdiould be difl|ud of th*- ten OuUlandlng men of Ills‘following officers—President. Gertrude IJihI Cool, figlping figlplng in the welterwelt* limit to la-at. Bishop, running his first weight division, ran up .against the party in congress. Not withstanding the | Finstrom; ViM’-President. Ruth Munhalf-mile race in actual com|*ctiilon. veteran Bill Warner bl Clarksville and' sHcw under which’ he has labored for; ton. and Secretary, hrona. Wininger placed fourth in a field of about 20 lost bv a knockout. Cool, too. was mak-jmany weeks he gave a fine and -fine-' —:---------- ■“--------ruuriers. Fourth place did.not count in ing hk second apiiearanco in the ring.'spirited talk POWERS ECHOES. Uw- compiling of jxiinLs, but Hie jier- Three weeks ago h>- received hlr. first! Congressman-Ketcham. W. R. Cook- Mr. und Mrs. Arthur Bedford and ■formancr was a creditable one •fnnnancr bit bitof oftraining training inin the the art artof ofboxing boxingand and and and J,j. MM. Townsend Townsend drove drove toto Benton Benton family family spent spent Sunday Sunday with his sister. M»ro track events are scheduled for .lasfc w«*ek won the first round of tlw -Harbor after the convention here and; Mr*. Virgif Andrews, and family at the iMlance Of the season than for regional*, by a technical kayo. Coo! attended a banque t., Iwld there that; Augusta. .■everal years past. Herewith !•. the list: put up a good scrap and lack of ex- night, at which were gathered ropreMr. and*Mi- Ed Gietzer of Detroit May 7—Hastings. Howell. Grand pericnce was the main thing that kept sentatlve* from all part- ol the dis-, were week-end RtirSts nf her brother. Ledge and.Charlotte nt Lansing. him frqm going tlie limit. I trict. At the same time and place was' Frank Travis, and family. Ray Travis .May 14-Charlotte. Grand Ledge. Harold Logan, instructor of-Journal-’held Berrien county's republican coun- mid family of Grandville also spent and Hastings nt Charlotte. Urn in the Hastings High school ty convention, for the selection ------of u-*dele-;i Sunday u------with ... ... Ids ---------parents. -------------Mr. and .. ... Mr-,, May 21—Regional meet at Kalama- coached Hie Hastings team Non** of gates to the district and state conven-! Travis. zoo. the men had ever had any previous. tions. *Mr und 'Irs- Ed Balzer and little May 28—State meet al Lansing. training, yet tlie. team nut, up g>fin* The Republican leaders of Berrien! daughter of Grand Rapids, spent the June 4-Indian relays m Grand Rap- showing and. won many good words ■ aunty hove worked out a novel plnq. week end with her parentifi Mr. and ids , from Hie Judges. One of Hie entries. hutead^of calling county conventions' Mrs Will Carter. Mr., and Mrs. Casner Schandelmeyer A meet with fonla will also be at ‘ Barlow, will lie In the finals next Tues- in the "clay time, they hold them In ranged day evening. Cool reached the semi-! the evening. In connection with It a and family gpent Sunday at the home Herewith Is a summary of the trlqn- finals) and several others lost out in banquet, with someone to give .an ad- of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Janies gular meet at Grand Rapid*: ' the opening round by narrow margins dross, the county convention Ls held Bowerman in Yankee Springs. 120 Yards High Hurdles— I t Zegtinls on points. “ following the banquet, whifh is usually', The members cy the Irving Home U. 2nd Quist U. Brd Du moth A. Time Barlow- will be the only Hastings rep-1i called for sjx or Mx-thirty o’clock. Thus Economics Group and their families 17 seconds; inew school h*ct>rd» resentatlve to appear in the finals. Tlie!। the work ot the. convention is easily j held a party.at the Irving grange bull 100 Yard DushMM AfoitderLind U. bout will take place next week Tuesday,' cured,for and every part of.tile county Friday.evening. Tlie president divided Calanesc and Rayon 2nd Smith A. 3rd Om*s H. Time 1O.«. April 20. in the Elks Temple at Ionin. : is represented. We. believe this plant the group into north and south would work Well in >Barry county. | groups for the program. The south Mile—1st Garqer. H •*J Giles. *• 2nd. u. . • ------------ - --------------------! Something is needed lb revive interest half presented tlie following program. 3rd Miknwski U. Time .! . MIDDLEVILLE NINE ,, ' in the convention A .mHo by Charles Hauler. "Shopping 44H Yards—1st Snyder H. 2nd Esvrld U. 3rd Rinkevich .U. Time M seconds BEATS SUNFIELD 11i2 At the Benton Harbor district con- and Lunch" g one-act play, by Mrs. C. | vention a Mr. VanBuren from St Jo-, Schandelmeyer, Mrs. Carrie Travis and 220 Yards Ix<w Hurdles—1st Q«tst U.. . ■ ------ -— 2nd ajegunls U. 3rd Furhiss H Time Boyer of T. K. 3. Opens Scot- roph county and C. L. Glasgow from Mia* Ethel Palmer: solo by Miss Alice . Burry county were selected to reproxenti Mohler; song comedy presented by 27 2; inew school record*. ' ' Fancy Patterns Ail Sizes . ing With Long Home Run .this dUtncl at the national convention^ Mrs. Schondelmey*r. Mrs: Travis. Mis 220-Yard Dash—1st Htnith A. 2nd. j At the district convention Congress-; Beil Caiter and Mis* Almino Reid; A ViintterLind U*and O*nv h tied. Time In Third Inning .fine addfess I yodel -j v . - - election by Rii'-scll Palmer and T. k rf. High >*hool school defeuted defeated Sunfield man Ketcliam gave *•a .i.n«flO Yards—1st Cunningham U.-2nd n lo 2 tn the baseball came played at Thw *" cvpr>r ’•'»*«<* of hLs popu- Fred Hauser and « reading by Mr* Porto Rican Bauch u. Jid Groenleer U. Time Sunfield Fridav The boys froth1 Mid-.,atUv uu<l ,rf ,,M’ gG,Ki “'ll '4 tbls <JU’| Arthuw Bedford. The north half gave 2.16 2. . SfeviBo opened the sebrint by counting trlcl to’n‘n,s him H<-.-uroly I ha d<- Pleasant Hills Reducing Machine" m Shut—ix( Barto U. 2nd King U, 3rd („Ur run-. In the third inning Thev tl,Ls popularity bccauAp lie h.u. which .Mime veryrlrver impersonations Grams Distancr fe. t 7 inch niso scored one in the fifth and th.- wishes of! were given by Mrs. Roy McCall. Mrs drams U.•..... Distance „lir HI ,n IIH vnr „„„ B11U six in fadhfully ------- . -represented - -­ ... 40 feH inches. ... .. .. . niMJ uiiu ms in , K,0,1. ;. Plure ’llllam< Mn Clare U Williams. Mrs. lU-rt Bert Hain,or Palmer. Xtr< Mrs Broad Jump-Hi VanderL<nd U. 2nd the sixth ’Sunfield scored one In thc th*’ ol »bis district. Bert Carter and Vere Carter. The -- r. ■ • f* ZS t .1 17-. -I. Humm A. 3rd Lrchlehner H. Distance-third mid duplicated H in the fifth.' Each of Nainsook PRAIRIEVILLE. Pleasant Hill band rendered . several 20 feet 8 inches. ■ । The Tlrornapple" sluggers .collected: n.d,. m ... •* . .. . ............... - .. . - .two. __ Mrs. Hines and daughter of Battle, selections Light refreshments were Pole t/nlill Vault— 1st r>.. Roman U. O...I 2nd «a,u Mik-i' .nine ............. hits while Sunfield made novich U. and Nogrady U tied. Height. Hoyt ' ' ------ ’ *for' Creek and Rosemary Stebbins of Kcl-; wrvod after which the remaining tune ,eri ol' the winners accounted J was iias.M-J’with dancing. . 10 (eel 11 Inches. the <first tally by driving mH a long lb«g school called on Mrs. Ethel StcbGirls’ Cotton - , -----High Jump—1st Zegunis tf. 2nd! home run with the bases empty. The blns Saturday. HENDERSHOTT. Adams H. Rum* II nnd Hmhm A tied. winners. os a team, looked consider- ,’ Mrs. Coslon ot Augusta came Thurs- ‘ । day to visit her son. Mr. mid Mrs. Al- ] Mrs. Jerry- Haynes entertained n Height 5 feet S inches. ably improved since the first game. :' berf Rogers, returning to. her home I 880-Yard Relay-Won by Allegan > group of relatives and friends on Sun­ Friday the T. K, boys will oppose । Sunday. ' (Hurnm. Hale. C. Smith and Weaver). Nashville til Middleville. in honor of her mother’s eight; | Mrs. Rankin Hyde and George were ; Gay 2nd Union. Time 1:39.4. second birthday. ., Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lamphcre and Utopia will be here when California AU Vat Dyed 2 for The rollego graduate who has mere­ and Florida newspapers run pictures in1 ly learned to yearn will soon be out­ their Colo sections of Ohionans playing i distanced by the one who ha.-, learned ; April22 and 23. The cast of churacX7 j*. f(irrffi .n K ronort 81x90 Inch ,■ !£„ lo earn. JOUn“' <rr. taj. Mow.: Hubtel ™». Morl,,,,, •£" ' Ofix- ,^nn ?\t^dam \vannqnd?h- ',ry cr,l,cal- Her P^ntS arc Stay­ : Otis, Donald McAdam. Ivan Smith. > |Ing n_ jin n Ann Ann ^Krbor Jlrbor while she Is there while she. is there • Glover McAdam. Eart Baldwin: Gladys! 'nV ' Wellington. Myrtle Hall; Billy ForMr. and Mrs. Chas. Von „ Vranken They’re Seamless'! . A tune. Clark Morehouse; Carrie Tibbs,!. visited the latter's sister. Mrs. JohnDoris Hall: Mrs. Lleweilcliyn De-;1 cock near Delton on Sunday. , CORRECTLY FITTED j PuyHer. Mildred Johnsoji. j! Mr. and Mrs. Karl Kruger of Homer I Mr. and Mrs Will Hughes aral Clare spent the week end with their parents, Will relieve and benefit sufferers from . Thorpe of Kalamazoo called on some I Mr. and Mrs. Rennie Mott. varicose veins, fir sprained, bruised or. MARATHON WtaO '•« ™«.ny Mgmto here Sunday , The inr L. A inursaay Bl A.. a S. meet meet lIU> this Thursday at swollen limbs. The seamless elastic in* Homo 11 Mr,. Loo HnuknhMi hosiery we carry, and fit correctly, is i we are pleased to report. The young married people’s class I Little Janette Lewis, who is in the were entertained at the home of Mr. very high grade and is designed and I University hospital. Ann Arbor, is get- ; and Mrs. Warren Brogan Friday night. manufactured for all needs. .1 ling along nicely. -. • Those who went from here to Wel­ ■ We also carry quality abdominal sup­ Sire 80 x 105 ' Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wales were in1 come Wednesday to hear Mrs. Harper porters, in various styles, and are ex-, | Plainwell Sunday calling on Mrs. were delighted with lutr nfogrnm and elusive dealers for, the worlcf famous I Wales' brother. John Blanchard, and express the wish that they might hear Akron Sponge Rubber Pad Trusses. . family. ,hcr again. . Chardonize Madames Maggie Lehman. Evelyn ; The Helping Hand class have plans The Preicription Drug Store Shelp, Maude Smith, Ethel Stebbins I made for a supper and social evening IL A. Ly Barker, Proprietor I and Lucy Norris attended the Triple I April 29 nt the home of Ronald । Link club at the home of Mrs. N. H. Haynes, a silver collectidn will be Hastings, Mich. ; Barber of Cressey Friday. A fine time taken to be applied on the minister's For Women Authorized Exclusive Akron Truss is repotted. > Fitters salary. All are urged to make a speMr. und Mrs. Richard Lancaster ciul effort to go. or the Young Mus! from near Hastings are making an in­ A Set VV Good Quality Materials Remember there will be church serv­ definite stay with the latter's parents, ice next Sunday. Come and bring your Mr. and Mrs. duy Higgins. friends to hear these splendid sernrrnr Mr. and Mrs. D. N. Honeywell wepe 1 mens Rev. Conklin delivers. In Hastings Wednesday night where the former attended a meeting of rail­ HICKORY CORNERS. road men und the latter called on • Parchment. Miss Alice Evans of W- & T. C. Kal­ It it estimated 4 per cent or one twenty-IMth of the total friends. •Smart fringed tonguo that people save is wasted by going into wild-cat stocks, getMrs. Margaret Mullen of Hastings amazoo addressed the Kellogg P. T. A. rich Khemes and other phoney promotional companies. It's spent Saturday afternoon with her Wednesday. Her talk was very inter­ little satisfaction to you to know that twenty-four people out of fflster. Mrs. Norris. Mrs. Norris ' Is esting. Delegates to the state conven­ twenty-five had the good Judgment lo invest their savings 'gaining so she is around the house tion at Kalamaroo arc Mrs. Oscar JUlJ Extra Quality A Pair! Harrington. Mrs. Frank Brown and safely and wisely, it you were the twenty-fifth person who lost some. Pair! your savings oh some worthless stock. Play safe with your sav­ Callers at Mrs. Norris’ Sunday were Mrs. Lester Rnlffin Officers for the ings by Inverting them where the Security is ample and man­ Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Parker and Eliza­ coming year were elected as follows:— agement safe. beth of Hastings. Mrs. Delos Hughes President.’Mrs. Frank Brown: ViceTIm: word "savings" is from the Latin "Salvus." which not of Toledo. Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Prcs.. Mrs. Homer VanLukc; Secretary, only mean* something that Is saved hut Implies the attribute Hughes and C. O. Thorpe of Kalama- Miss Ruth Wilcox: Treasurer. Mrs. Fred Norman; Historian. Mrs. Harvey &f safety also. . - . That is as it should be. There is not much sense In saving Mr. and Mrs. Delos Hughes of Tole­ Trick. money. If your saved money is not safely invested. The Home. Literary club meets this do. Ohio, spent the week end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Norris Thursday at the home of Mrs. Cecile WE INVITE YOUR INVESTMENT. Palmatier of Kalamazoo. and Richard Hughes. Mrs. Helen Smith is home again Please remember your cemetery dues and mail or hand thefn to the treas­ after spending the winter months with urer. Lucy Norris. her daughter, Mrs. Pennock in Kala­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith and family mazoo. . Friday night was community meeting were the guests of Mrs. Mertie Smith Cri. wold at Jaffanoa Detroit, Michigan of Kalamazoo on Sunday. . qt Kellogg school. Program was com­ posed u^f demonstrations by Boy DURFEE ITEMS. . Scouts anjrtalks by. scout leaders. Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Rice and daugh­ Miss Ruth Rupe was married Thurs­ J. L. MAUS &. SON ter Veta spent Sunday with Mr. and day evening. April Hth. to Bibs Boul­ Hatting*, Michigan Mrs. Ira Hart near Qrangevllle. ter of near Doster. Congratulations. Thus*; in this vicinity who have Miss Ru|>e Is a Junior at Kellogg high measles are getting along very nicely. school. Sporting Items DELEGATES CHOSEN I IT CO. CONVENTION People's Cash Market , Pork Shoulder Roasts tK9c Beef Roasts 9c Swiss Steak l 1c | Fresh Perch 5 25c Weiners, Bologna 't 3 25c HI OF J fUpE* • Nu tiling Ml. 1 on 30 ‘ ^Wvers^ t Socks 15“ '? Gowns 25 f°r $100 J 2 IK? H Dresses I Sheets Seamless Elastic Hosiery Rayon Bed HATS 1.98 Spreads ^1 Bandeau and Panty Sets Investing Safely f 69- The Varsity Trouser 1 98 •a-49 pENNEXj Standard Savings & Loan Association i A J.C.PenneyGo. 116 * 118 E. State Street HASTING*, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRfl.lt; IMt PAGE POUR TSp HastTnos Banner“*l*1.*'urc The Hastings Banneron |uniM tm «; - - Viezes and Opinions:• kr.-WMtM.asx plan to reduce Uw pay of legislators'■ .... ‘ e . Direct and to the point! Tlie only W/iat \JtllCTS od}' trouble Is that wc never made the ; ■ i statement attributed to us It b the HOW MILWAUKEE GOT THAT WAY SIXTH 1E.AR lead paragraph of the sjwe.ial tegtolaMllwBUkee doM evfrythlnM |or lu ; live tetter sent out each week by the citizens that any other American city This and That Backward Glances; In Defense ot Parente. ’ . . Bits of Yesterday .New Problems. New Conditions. TEN YEARS AGO TQDAY. Mr. and Mrs P. W. Annablc and aon| Parents, of late, have been sub- ■, Charles spent the week end >ith relalives in Saranac ; Michigan Press Association: The editor tries to do, and does some of these jcct to considerable criticism by I Mr and Mrs. P W* Kniskcrn re-' who quoted tu probably receives this things far better than most citjes. Itai so-called ' experts'' of child cul­ ture. A certain Hastings mother, I turned to Muskegon Heights Saturday: H~.m. W. Mmeuuu ;«st trJsctl^U becoming impatient with this flow ' after spending ten days with their i week, it must have been misplaced efficient in the country. daughter-in-law. MrSLJU.D. Knlskern I of well-meant qdvice and comment, HUM-Hw among piles of free publicity material To maintain such standards at thesej has written the following •defense • i Mr. and Mrs Henr^tWeaver apent: ■.I rrdiuiKn an(J ct)uckW lnto the editorial waste money must be freely spent Yet when | that will undoubtedly be of great Easter Sunday with Mr parents. Mr. and Mrs Jacob Konkle at Alto. basket witliout even so much as a case”^ed' Julwauke*- ***** n’ interest to many of our readers. Mlv ' Ornn- Edmonds accompanied bills paid und Wils nnd large sums expended for. for. of today continually a by her Mis* Helen Fisher of uai reading. • unemploymentunemployment relief, had in relief, the bank' . ------------------------—--------hear ---------- - --- friend. —------------had In------the bank! Parents ■Moo Anyway, the paragraph this editor about M.000,000 In cold cash to apply great deal about their shortcomings York. Indiana, who spent tf*e week, ....'wrote was pertinent and somewhat to the cost of municipal services m|,Tlie judge, wycholbgut. critic teacher-end. here, returned Monday evening! — similar in tone to an editorial wc are 1932 'n'e 0*7 *»‘ °« * «»»»» and ,J,Cial ‘ern? *«*"* us.- mr- to Ann Arbor where both are Mu-1' . «TZ’ihiv but ha- vcry »u‘»umiar rwerveli-nt. a. a target for their ft. ry dents at the University nioa Pul,I1slnng tnis wrex, so pas. ibiy we fundi criticism Magazines and newsj>aper.< Miss Mildred Ketcham and Robert sue »' shouldn’t have mentioned tlie matter When those facts came out recently.! repeat these ideas which would lead HoUMon of M. A C. visited the for-1 In fact we re almost willing to be municipal ontc-tals all over the nation*'*’»«• io believe that .tlip present day. mer's relative; here.over the week end.i "uM. When the result 1- ..me- **ntfd to .know how Milwaukee gets'mother and dad'are Shirking at their Miss Julia Rock wa* here from Jock­ ’ . . that way , Thc innv .answer wayseems i nr .answer to bv ■! seems Jobio oc— ' son for a few days the past week. thing that corresponds so nearly to our BlWd .....1... management has done it. 7! Two have been listening listening)i Mr and Mrs T>. T. Colgrove spent For months theyy have-been criticisms Just?. own seniiinenU! men. the mayor and thc comjitrolterJ-lud thinking.Are '.here .liesc erttkhms just ? Easter, uitji Mr. and Mrs. A A. Anar«w the watch' dogs of thc municipal' Art! parents *o different in their Ideals derson ot Grand Rapids check book. Tlie mayor has been con-1 Bom thw of a few generations ago’ I Guy Brown of Detroq w*s a guest REPRESENTATIVES EXEMPT!» . . tlnuntuly office since much mure uuii'iusiy in iii-umcc >mce 1916. laiu. the me comp-! c.’mp-■ Certainly v«-i v is k.- demanded unui.nu.-u of v. i Bunday of D. 8. Goodyear's Whi n representatives at the specini lroyer «lnc(. jjjj Ali(j thc Clty than ^v'er Society L:;, councili parent* to<lay -2-" _ r'before. -trr ^" ”.-'4 Mr. and Mre Venf Wellman of scAMiin commenced swinging the leg- includes membenr "who ask embarrass-1 say;-. Save the babies through seicn-' Jackson tpent.thc week end with her t“intlve ax to make reductions in excess ing questions If they need to be asked.' Jlfic feeding and core.' Thc school parents. Mr and Mrs. Jas Ransom 'of the "sacred cow” 15 per cent, the • In Milwaukte. we are told, it is pas- nurve expounds the importance of; Mrs. Wellman will spend thc week ht •> sible to create a municipal scandal, ac-i <1*611 bodies, chan clothesandIm-and with Mrs. David Boyes at Allegan ton fbIxtino. state began to Mt up and take notice." companled by much publicity, by mi#- inumzation.■ The teacher wishes thej Mrs. George Menhennlck -and daughHere wo* an assemblage that really, approjination of $75 A minor official child socialized on enteringsclvool. To? ter Marjorie and .-on Allison of Grand recently lost hte job for failing to pre- there requests the' parents havere-1 Rapids, former Hastings resident*, honestly and earnestly meant business. ' .Not in years had the BlffCJcst ot gov- vent thc disappearance of a truck load' iwnded- Drive down almost any city I spent Bunday with Mrs. John Eddy of rusty pipe when an old aewer wax street on a summer, afternoon .and! Mr*. L S. Will went to Charlotte . . PASSING THE BUCK . 1{ernment been attacked with such ap- being replaced । > loscly observe tlie children playing in] Monday to celebrate her fiftieth birth­ a„.v that MM>>, clave, and the __________ ______ _ her s|ster. Mrs. Smith Will figure juids. How.. many ______________ unbathed chil- day with Plenty of politicians right now reem/ parant avidity. Then come the ••joker."; Cities don't „ --- .---- don't . . get . . _ .---f? How y ltn( j,-r-; Her refused to take a cut in - city employees fired. .for minor j j <;---rcn do you..ree? How man many underHertwo twostvtem from Fenton were also to be doing the "manly ' act of hiding ’I^Tfislators p!l nr own payf-cven 15 per cent This misdoings or carelessness that co*t*l flourished children do you see? Much! present. behind President Hoover's back in re- in ”K'f-ice 11 of the tact tiiat waee scales all thc cl!y nMK,e>- unIt'w PubIlc opinion! diiferenf. aren't they, from those uf al .......... wlegislation .-., ------------1,1 Iac® o! the ucl u“l *RC demands it. It is significant that when few genwation* ag<$ In colonial timesTWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY gard to bonus Ilecausc of tlu-huge deficit in the' ovtr U>e country, in every line of indu*-.lhp . comptroller of Milwaukee «i<: .-’-wing ciuldrcn in for the winter''»»«! n. cxer is R m B.. ftl Meyer Is ousy busy ’taming a line - ------------ durwt ----- -----------------------10t a jokc hut MUW and In tn >«n rtvurt. doan.aM a.ked » explain ..... U» ,tli>. lUippj. ft. ,not a joke, but nfi acluaI actual fact fact. These These! new new Wlnwn wtnton 81x Six. when Whin he get* it - th* tias! n-tL- veun rhnr inrrtms I nanCaUl condition, tile the firfirst, reason'he unwilled but revered ancestor* could;down pat he'll be thc happiest man in the presidents plea for co-operation, the pas: few years, that income is less, । nancial ml Iha*. «M »I IUW» towr. Only S?-“ don u ci<an collar and cun set. usej town the American Legion displayed Its pa- .. land oemanmng Carey Simonds. E. C. Edmonds. Wil. . . oernannmg ggood government. — plenty of perfume and grace the mo.it triotlsm during the. convention last-;i ye,lr? wl,cn ,hc Alute Aileant.u Gazettefonr.nl occastoiv I Ham Grigsby unit Prof W T. Wallace Keeping o.uldtrn bodily -clean i»nd ntade an auto^irip tn Battle Creek rtar »>• votms d».n t,.ot«al. to i>turn II « «uu FOR A CLEAN CAMPAIGN si ’ Sentlflcahy fed" I* a-small part of a Wednesday evening, making the trip llllon canard tor turthrr tmmrdiale 1 twrtfd a propoaal lo Inamar thr pal Malicious attacks on the President of parents work today m comparison to in an hour and a quarter, • Mima paimanu. Barlt a f«.tur. ptM>Uuul.uar* from »«» lo 11200- And program will be given the United States arc nothing new uhat h expected tn the practice of. Thr .bl. .on „>m tmlretaal admiration “pMiatiu > r-too. ■ to Everyone who has served In the White child guidanc.. Tlie parents are con-|at thc Assyria Farmer's Club April 37. and rood wtll tor tl» U®»n than an, ukt ’'’n • >» «’ methods "isnv.." theorie?. House t iiu has been vilified t.«uiru ricaiurn. President Hoo- ...fronted ...............by ‘.......... . I 1912 at the home of Mr. and Mrs with.... the rapid .............. ■' “ “changes tn our other Milon ukm »r utia ornntatUn Ua. u - ver has been no exception: but the at-'” >K*c. tmm*. to m besmirch iir,wr?ii him him have hnv.. taken t -v. .. a.< economic life, place parents in many] mon*. : tempt* Opening'song by the club. . ■•logic* that,voters in' since it came into being. A minority of'" ' "" ciitflcul: sttuattonx. with common sens?!•I Recitation—Avis Briggs. ■ iwcuilarly' malicinu.; turn ■ • ' . . ,| Bom:—Hazel Olmstead. the veterans, .however, began to c)r-, appreciate. ! NoWtiiat President Hoover re- ms ns the pniy guide. Whnt are. Mime of these economic; Recitation—Alice Thoma-plate petitions and agitate for pay-! ; certain to be the candidate of his . 'BUGARING" THE LEGION ,t party for re-election, tin* scandal inon- changes whicn add aauuuch to the! Select Reading -Ertima Hull ment. Hoover ha* rcju^atedly stated; J Michigan's state legislature U now in1 gert may be Kx*pcviCT» expected U» to uu.m think‘up .ui»e some hem* problems today? . Recitation—Mrv John Tasker. that he will veto any bill calling* for; too early ’• 1* '* not —' *" —‘now ----- for! h‘r*t-.The moftng picture ot today.1 Song —Irene Cummings. ! special srwslon to consider measure&.fc’r• new ones. It further immediate exixnditures of cep.0K-.we people lo reablve that the' na matter hou oljectionable. is sucPapfcr—"Potato Raising"—M. J. Har"relieving" taxation .One of the first •responsibh ■ banns demands Politicians know this; ' official act* of- the Semite was to pa*s ccming cAmjMlcn.shall tee kept fW; lo'jjwied. by rc-p-ctabiiity. It saturate* tom. Iron: thc perntrious .influence of th<- ’'•I'-dren unit tab ■ impressions of lift: ■ . Duet i>uei—Nicl Ntcl Shepard and Or ph a a’ . —" know that it would utter folly for a resolution requesting cungreM tb.ap­ mudslingers-Uftea «N. 1T» Observer-««"•• bll,» out bf BTflie* and shwk _ the government to add two billion* of ■ , . I heroes ot. ratusten:. it cheapens Mrr Fred Stebbins visited Mr andi " “ 1 propriate .the insignificant little sum Dtepatch. dollars additional to the budget at this of .000.(100 0(X) tor immediate payment ' the -anctit- of tlie horn. ; human lit Mr. Sam V.lte in Lake Odcasa ove.­ time tor any other timei; know that . tyld valu-icss Mualy Lv’being don<- th:-.week .nd ------ - ■" ■' 1 of soldiers* bonus demand*- Evidently । in'oine.ciiic: tn promote sixx-ial chi!-: G.-o Webb and children moved to' term'.<>t court■ Wm H Huflinan. city; it would strain our financial structure ! thc senator* arc moic concerned with nren'.s matlrfc.v-, Thta movement, so Maple Grove Tuesday I Dain« l Wo!r>tJ Hastings townsjnp; to the limit- and endanger ou^ credit I tar i. p-achini; only .i . nml! jurccmFred Thorp, of Chicago w'.u. thejG«<>cg<- Hip'i'ti"’" Hope. A H. Bate-. nursing votes tor thc next election .than EVENTS OP THE PAST WEEK. .abroad. Yet with the knowledge that; of children Let everyone strive ;ue«t of countv clerk W I.. ThorjH-l Irvmgi-■'Hany Hyland. JotV)$tnwn; in cutting government cast*. In ■ fact thta measure will ultimately be vetoed Ito promote Shi.-, movement toward tyt-jaiid family Sunday. • I Win Cooper. .Maple («.«<; joint Caronly one M-nator-hilii the .courage lo • ter pictures far children. The motitgi* Tlie honor-drawn by membets'of the!,er Oiangcville; Chita H. Ford. Praiby the president, a surprising majority exGciw ins belter judgment and vat. THUE virrtu-ts Itk. , picture was not a problem two gcu-:senior cliias of the Havtinits Hi^hj I'evilie. Dougta* Hall. Rutland; of'jxriiticlans are bootlicking; the Le­ T»i'ntv-\.a» debt holiday ta urged against thia -extravagant reaoluuoii-; -T.itions ;it!o. , -jehon] wvre awarded Tuesday, it ta □ jcharte-. Griinn. Tliorufipjil'-: L j precious odors — gion vote 'by coming out strongly lot Second--The 'ecqnnmir changes li-vv< ; notable fact that not one v<mne Hureldni-?. Wnodlnnd; Frank N. Cui­ fby Alfred E.-Smith in public udrlre and. that senator, unfortunately, jva* irnmedtate Ipnus payments! Tlie . brought to us the aiiturnobile. Btateim.in i* Included in the list. The win-|'M'r- Yankee Spring*: Edward su-jiln-.i. not fron) thta district. George Leland Semite committer pnhed inquiry in­ ; law* govern the’, age at which a child: tl(.yA of the two htgh«-:l honors. Miss * Assyria: Wm H’ Eatnn. Baltmior.■: theory, of course, w that Legtounatres censed'and crusty ha* given us some fine service during । may drive In many states this ac>" Burclt and M(" Gaskill, are th* onlyl Norman Capin. Barry; Leonard HtHlge, do short selling optraUctW on tin :.tock who lire not in favor of immediate pay­ Lord Bacon. ' ' • his terms at Latvdng: therefore hta rc-< । limit is far too young The greater-the ones.in tlie list residing in HaMing* Carlton; Frank Wellman. Curtli t m; 'market. mint will not be adversely influenced i number ot people privileged to drne The other* reside in'various parts of > George C Sweet, illv; Wm. H Sp’-nc.-. fu»nl to help defcat’a resolution Askin# by such agitation, whiir the mlnorih' H'xmr submit* plan to reduce. cost ic.it.. ihe num- car- sold and the; the county. The rommenrement lurts!r|ty; A J. Spotiable. Hostings towncongress to fork* up two billions -«f -mnre license* sold. Paren'.. should, du- 'hav/Mlot.y-t b-en assigned *hin: BH Hall. H<w: John G. Reuter. of government in economy -drive: who do favor immediate payment win1 dollars during such limes ;is thew- tsj , courage the tu* of cars by children tinThe Hastings Concert Orchestra will Irving,J Westev A Clark. Johnstown; - be favorably influenced; therefore, Lindberuh aids still continue effort . der thc a.i* ql twenty Much dciin- filvP a concert in the Odd Fellows' hall Mom** Strickland. Maple Grove; .since President Hoover will -veto 6:e|• very disappointing. - It'* relief from|qu.-.ncy is canwd from autonfoblle free- dn Mav 9 under the leadership of W Charles W. Murrel. OrangvviUa; Elmer, to maki-.iinothT contact with agents of j taxes thc taxpayer want*not to be; measure anyway, why not go outfitter;I •relieved" ot whatever fund $ he may idem, A car in the hands of a seven- n Kuenzcl Reynolds, pruirievtlte; Edward Grren.;: kidnapper* ; teen-yrar old child present* many - '■ . ' Rutland; J C. Bray.T'hormvpple; H E. . still possess. • Rising. Woodland. A C Hui.t: Yank.-., .Jfr,,’an ,,rd‘'rs Adolph THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. : idea.'..-a qjnek get-away-recklessneu measure is ultimately defeated, the —----------- - -----------------> Hi!ter to disband army ot 400.000 ;rrsu-u™ T^-noxciM^cai nub wu hoW Springs. politician who voted for it can present • • PECULIAR PACIFISM L. E Knappi'n ol Graqd Rapids wi».i .w^S’t tX<mVwoX-rM!^Mo',he nr’“ "u<'Un« ,he the alibi. "Well boys I did uh I could It seems rather strange that Dr i in thc city Tnnreduy I-Third -H**ulu from the Volsteadi'^"1 l^r,,or* Tuc4d*y evening. April NEWS GLEANINGS. ,<Ac* u! no mat’ r him rood thev m.v 22 Mrs for you. Tilt* ot cotirw pa.ves thc buck: Sherwood Eddy. Asiatic secretary f<-r, Mr. and Mrs. Rotx-n Marshall- of T'rann r> Iu.-e,s In abandon aggres­ 8m',-b read her . rentuL" b< rhare c.u^d Sge”"i A TrI>’ T” Cahforoia " Prairieville visited relatives in the city sive wtsHK.iv. <>( war. thus bringing entirely to Hoover. And Hoover Ha*' the Y. M C. A. during many yeai An tin-usual clock which Jias a violin < v< arms*reductit>n parley to deadlock; plenty of burdens-to bear right nr> “ should-adv ----------— ■ u’ economic life Tins in turn ref-1 b*'li.g ajt open meeting of t}u club k«* ia»t --------resort "an for 5 peudtllum is owned by a resident <>m P T. Cfilgrovr. R B Mi ver and Jtali-'eh'7'’ r,J,duwrita ,.up|>lfrt antiwar itL the home and hu-ream the prob- "?n”n‘pa'^ m*“ h,.ar““{ U,L' <x' without asauuiifig the loads that poll•embargo, on trade" against Jajian ---of inj «n.i----.-------------------------------------------Hollywood. Calif. ’ * Kenyon attended thq. stale convention: H“*a?>u«s L'tintr,' should lailjLcaje that country does not'leave China ji .Jn the Buenos Aires telephone book : fh"r'2’;; •1IAfifiicukXJto,t-x' Ans M!,>nar<! frelx that the fates are in Detroit Thursday. ' Orlic Van Horn returned Irunu th-, uovriinieiit mv<'..ugnt..1 at• ■ '' < alone. ' • | .......... । I the Gonzales family require: five page*! ptam. -pre War Stuff" u a* 'urround-'nft< r h,ln AIUr •M>ltl'r*n* ,H,m an «<• <v<; country are: Dr. Eddy ta .silp|xx>cd to be an ardent while tin? Fernandi-’ family comes next11I(j with'rt-iact tb'lftv ;t \ kame oi ,IIC^ of pneuniotnwTrtHir thc effects of Univerxity Friday evening and is <n-i ,‘.k ■ Par,s >•••”■’Nmpcr* oh American... iertalning a friend from the rnediia. ; c , “ ' ar and Itnchnunt in. |iai.1!t,,. Ke lui., ina(k. :tM. sttttement with four anti a half pag. * Lott 0Il a S(nMti,r afternoon. It find* uhkl’ he ,la*’ ,Mt >.ct ^covered, u iikmg department liming vacation. u-petwi., foreign debt pay'■ 7r‘Xn,h“l ‘Wtri0‘Um U no: ,hr hW’t ,att H C Boo,h ,nadl’ •R’i >utfntcd ,hc smashed l. (].<. vd.s.amimq u<-■ oj Hie land ‘ and that an ataoluttr^hivrsuccessful vacuumxteunrr tn 1901 Parent.'- did not have tig toe. . ■it. hi.-OKten*- '-’•-pacifist j-'merely oiu a ho lu:i higher; Al/nbit?? MX'i™ -MeMiame*n Dr lAiiupiunu. Lampman. rarn't Parker aiiu and|!puiitu*v. reamer Lou Goodyear of the Kale University 1 B,>OKS BEUENTLY Ac­ , , One of the newest-ure* for electricity •“•o AD-wmie abstainers ucf* respectti.iii,-.. •,tt. i,d,.d in,nri Bullen the an, .... ,u“ »*-«- nn *iJon the'fatm is tor the hearing of hot- "" dubtad narrow u’ who JL... ”.Mt.attended ‘“,drd. .Grand ’?nd...RjRapid. ‘p,d’ <J< IREH BY TH ,v District As'ociulion of the Women's ts spending- In* spring vacation in the . Kr-' ■ ‘ •• • ; military preparedness m any farm, and beds *~rretu*e.* a cocktail or etae he may W-: Hon'e"'Mi-* Home Missionaiy Society yesterday f rtectim* Of course-hai espoused tiw so-called ' conscten-; ------- — , . -nd to !>• doing so to gahi_ political Mrs xtr*" Bullen Bullen read a-popcr on -Syste­ ch V. fl -ire wo-.'.'d ■ (,ht. ani< ne T?e mo11 carT“‘‘> b>' airplanes in the; lavor or to incur personal favor. *matic ‘ “Qiving." u"cn sec *u tn Hie city Thursday. .. ...... '’b.'’C--n>-nt among, stu Sta{l.s ln iwa lota|cd BH , H>urth-Installmcm buying has । K M. Delafield—Diary of a Provincial wrE Tyden left for San Francisco, Lady. "•>_•■• -• • ■‘•‘• idtr.re. approving of tl;.- who declare pounds but tn 1930 it exceeded 8.500.Q00! changed economic conditions ------FIFTY-FIVR YEARS AGO TODAY du ly Farmer -Tlie Bending Hickle. vindat. >n-. • probably, they wilt not fight for the Republic fn pounds. j profits by installment buying? 2.' . California Friday night and will be M. D. Reed desirr.n to call attention „J D. Beresford—An Innocent CrimiI *' absent on a business trip for about two to hl* new Wagon Shop wlwrc tie may ' nal »ub, doe.-, .ta,M tatt a,, jmd onlr ww . >r.r lB S? bp found at all hour* on any day, ready Marjs E A. Holbrook of New York spent MarjorJf B McClure—Joiui Dean's *err »r j. nrm-ure r........ an। act |,ci that that L a breach of the community's community * bake-hou*-. bake-house, . a,t, r to the family budget Parents Sunday with his mother. Mrs I. A to do any work in tus line from put- Juurncy 1 Holbrook IM, ,p<*r In u oU -I.-1 l» th. Bi,a.n Whlte-The LOM .’■w' n- L-'rahty. «oulU certainly, dn fact, re, One cubic foot of ice wetglis approxlj wh “ to kf, ' ‘’ tamnes_rpn' - Vi.v iuu;. or ..--w.., P c. Freeman returned to Spring- building ot the best buggy ever seen In Rifi«■ •■--_2 j । rung happily and smoothly must watch rilt tn war War i* un-Chrbttan anti mately 57 pounds. Alan.LeMaj-Winter Range . ” *"""i ■ Ithetr spending'and savings ‘ .. . '’ field. Missouri. Friday after a few days' the county of Barry Orecrfbacks D8 5-H. Lr.riui Ri-a — The Happy f»nsoncr visit with hi* sirtdr. Mrs. S. J. .McI CUT. 4*10 hi’ 3m hnt ,»iiv un-Ch-i*-'' To K*lv‘' the acutc •‘Utemobilc park-1 Young people educated to enjoy a' 1 Cllntock. Mo ers. Alton and McElwain are Harold Belt Wnglit-The DevH'' ‘ ' *’ ing in the " Loop dlilrict," Chicago an- well equipped home often bUy too much doing a splendid job on both side* of Highway, ! Mr. and Mr.-. Michael Doyle, Mrs ... u.ize. ,:an ur.-Chra-.ltkf to carry on a tho-itit* arc considering the tnstallu-jon.the mstaHnient plan and. before' the river at the Iron bridge. I Grate Livingston Hill—The Chai-.ipi.Tore : a: a non b! xkade that would include {ion ot vertical parking machine*, ajtliey can finish payments, some mi-' Jerry Doyle und Ed Murphy of Kata­ At the firemen s i ttfcr„.. ilng on Tyesdaj-,, i lepgers. ■iiri'.- n c;. fen*. I, •. women, children and aged-new device which pernuts 500 cars, lo loirsccn expenje nuy nnd them unable,’ mazoo .attended tlie funeral of Darnel evening latt. the offlccts were re-elect-i Sophia Cletigh - Young •Junuthnn. stgn n-’. i be parked tn a'block. ];>• carry the financial toad: Installment: Mr* Janie* Fuller and daughter. Mbs ed. viz Wait L. Wilkins, foreman:! Robert w Chambers—Whistling Cat. / J.... ... I . -------- . . i buying allows people to "keep up with । Frank 3. Bowen, secretary; Baker! Vicki Baum- And Life Gws. On. Armed warfare a: least rcqu.rn. ' Chicago oner earned the Indian name the Jones" There is little tolerance! Shrincr.' treasure:; Mode Rich, com-1 Louise Jordan Mlln-- Ann Zu Zan. ; ing friend* and relatives in the city. outage and nunhiKxi; while an em-M thicaguu-Ewcn. tor independence ot thought these; puny engineer; A. J. Angle, steward I, Elmer Davis White pant* Willie. argo of the Kind Dr Eddy prApose/ Bghty.nim, K0(ncn arc days Wc are like sheep.—dres* alike. ‘ Mrs. A. R. Gould of St. Joseph is The railroad budge ciomIii^ the j Deni. Mackall- David* Day. visiting her sister. Mrs H. D, Scidrn. ca'.d simp]} be Iwartless. cowardly now working for the Federal Govern­ • at ahk* und think'pretty much alike.'■ being calRd here by the illness of their swale near w. F Chidester» is giving; Bax Rohmer - Yuan Hee See Laugh. Wr must keep up. of course, if we ar* the company much trouble, ws it con-i Agnes l provoat-Honey imam Wifiment of the United States. ‘ and coiile/nptibl' rate. "—M>. installment buying. Wi_, aged father “*• Mrs. orilla Smith returned to her tintire lo settle: but the company is; Eluabeth Hamdtun Herbcrt-The ij Egg consumption" tn the United ! thi* a problem a few year* ago? I home in Lake Odessa Monday after n filling under the bridge with dirt. and.; House of Wives 4Subs >* 2W |*r capita annually, while I will soon have it permanently fixed, f Rex Beach—Men of the Outer Lsf attractive to the married people in thia! short visit with Mrs. Hiram Jones and in Canada It u J13 Wc arc to have a quartette club in lands.tanas.Mrs Fred Parker. .] country Americas death rale from Tons of sugar are watted annually, in' this city comprised of Messrs Brudks.l Gilbert W. Gabriel-4 James Lewis <au*e» cognneeted with maternity i*i i the bottom of cups. This information FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Freeman. Cappy and Nelson, and lot Edgar Wallace-Tlie * Arranwavs . higher than m any other place in tlie MyMery ; ■ should create quit a stir —Royal Arca­ ota.es *’ohn Hessmer. manager of the Bell be known, as the Harmonics nvtUa'd world, .u tn the w.u«u United States Capt. E. Went and David ForbeEleanor H. Abbott-Minister Who 'sixteen thousand mothers die annually Telephone Company, keeps a supply of ALLEVIATE. num Bulletin. A. HAPPY MISQUOTATION. Esq . of Grand Rapids both eloquent; Kicked the Cat. ---------- t . Al At firs! first this word was used in the J nd. in Detroit alone two hundred-clee,ncal S'Xxis for learners of tcleg•ATwn the present season ol thespeakers, will address the people ot Peter B. Kync-’Xird Xffd of Lonely VulWives should remember that the sense of ,o ugnwn tp lessen the UK: »vui,wu. fourteen. -niicu when tucir their imoics babies arc are DOTH-; born ‘ r’I>h>‘ *,,rt °‘h,,r student*. -f “to lighten or to this place in the Union Hall Hext Sun- ley iion ends, no one average man is like an egg. It you keep'force of." as by lifting ofi: but today 7 nine • There are arc 131.«» m oon children, children ten vMirc'l ■ -----------------------years’ Following is the jury lut for the May day evening on temperance Come carl}; Julia Peterkm - - —-Bright. Skin. m Michigan can say that numbers oi luuk m hot waler . bc s,oo n becomes' 11 ** Uiert almost exclusively in the of age or younger, who never knew -------------------ui IIVI IK auvti uvi and secure scats. Harold Titus — Below Zero --------- -n..< —-------------------------------------------------------I sense of 'to mitigate, or make easier. their mothers breams.- their mothers. If each family could plan a few eve­ or .“ MU ,u- h„d.bcUrt._(;,n„„ fcMUWrr, . We. are happy to know that Hon D .uM-uw. compose, diminish, lessen died in bearing them What causes mn«. each w«k when the enure tam- R. Cook is improving, and strong liope.l CUrenoe B. Kelland-8jH-ak Easily. dbnwed to uepe the brat interest of ------------------------------------------ *■ the 'taxpajcn t.f thc ttate- for if thci 11 a bul'on Is missing from the over- •)liyhical 'urntul ' trouble*. Tlie Hit# condition? , ny 50144 al home for rPiaKallon ln arc entertained for hi* permanetil re-1 Louis j<»cph Vance—Detective; Elizabeth Jordan—Play-Boy. covery. Non-Flcllnn. Mitatantiat' reductions m state ex- he ,us a11 U« buttons, but they arc of Bynonym» of the word arc abate, allay. May the children of a commuiiiiy ta hifpirrd with sJ’vSn ofTbcUc^rcn ThproapPle Grange No 38 ha* se­ Clarence Darrow—story of My Life. the service at Mr. Moore of ,- m Agnes Reppllcr—Mere TO1UI Marie of .inc the jK'iiaca--." different sixes, he's a veteran husband. *»uage. compose, diminish, lessen ;«hc big interest of that community, not munity life twenty years hence- cured Adrian lo at the! w. Ursulines. to delivc^ deliver an ... addres.. >. In such muling ternu. 26 at• two o'clock P. M. Mr . wiHlam V"“U: "hall A pit! -* Beebe—Nonsuch. Lund of Moore is a good s;*aker and will make Waters. state did we comment on the special be a good wife for any rnan who can * 'fr,y accoun‘ • « k^ «**> «**» Uwrt j* too much , thetr ancestors, the^may be a gen- it interesting for all who may go Bertram Thomas—Arabil Felix. r«*Mun. And the editos appropriately Lflord to hvc in a hotel.-j-an Francis- ‘ “2 . . ■ °.r 1 ' Ul t'11" <'>uiiu -. j.tation wuduted ol supreme quality hear him. Williuni H. Buniiiam—The Wiiolc‘ add*, alter Uw abo.e quotation "except w chnxucte mKa 10 1 Hlft T “*u* n*n may the home taiome. aj“n a Tlie only Uuug overwork kill* b-some Personality I unrwilc'c medicine to aLeviate thc pain. j the- home with gevd book* und mime., real insututton.-A Hastings mother. credit. Jean Bdrr.e*. Librarian. INTERWOVEN SockS are known the world over for their durability, style, fit and comfort. TJie New Spring Styles Are Here! You will be more than pleased with the assortment of patterns. YOU can get them in Silk, or Lisle and Silk and in Lisle mixtures n 25c : 35c : 50c 75p : $1 pair Lambie & Doyle “The Store for Dad tP Lad" Current History A Quotation Way of Our World Pungent Paragraphs This Week's Word Neltje �THE HASTINGS BANNEK, WEDNESDAY, AFBIL to, ID! SUPERVISORSTAKE T I! E B E T T E l< STO R E 1- O R ME N Be Prepared (Continued from pare ane> for ^fet Weather That Is Coming A good OUTSTAND^ARTISTS , Metropolitan and-Chicago Civic , Opera Stars to Feature thc Program PAoimi DELINOUENT BOY T wmssEii HORTON'S STOCK merger; from page Arbor. one) May I _________ _________________________ j The (Continued May Festival at Ann Inventory of Court House and Jail 18. IS. 30. 31. has seldom given promise jn the world, is the home of under­ Chaw. Barber. Smith I of a choicer program standing, where" parent* seek to know Inventory of County and Detention Three outstanding *Ur» head the lt*t ■ the moral arid mental attitude of their Homes -Smith. Blniln. Orave*. ; —Gigli, soloist in an evening * pro- boys and give them- sorh training as Judiciary-Hyde. Usborne. Wotring gram with thc Chicago Symphony or-' win make them »oun<Gp7ysicaHv dwnFuel. Light and Waler—Wotring.' cheatra. Ooela LJungberg the young tally and morally xBroam. Chaw i beautiful Swedish prima donna who' Hf M1(J thal th<> t f Insurance-Strum. Hyde. Backuwas the sensation of the Metropolitan father to lose the respect cd his boy Is We have closed our Benton Harbor Store. Both stock* •Drain*-Pcnncls, Usborne. Schader. Opera Company thh winter John i tor Wm t0 ^wn rule for the gov- I Superintendent* of Poor Report- Charles Thoma*, baritone of the Chi-, „nmrTU Mn wtwn the father 1 are now in one. We must unload at once. EVERY­ McIntyre. Mayo. Barber tago Civic Opera Company with Fred- ha» no respect /or moral rule* for hi. I THING ON SALE. Values you cannot duplicate in years. County Clerk', and Treasurer'. Re-!erirk Jagel. Mina Hager Ruth Rodcer*. conduct Tlie hwrie at the- 1 This is the second week of this big sale. Hundreds have jxirU-McCann. Stutz. Stutz. Parker Parker. cluse Baromeo. Baromco. Juliette Juliette lJ|^>*^w*ri IJpg^wd :i rpr?^ satd he 1 port*--Mccann. i, Chare. Broun Backus.Bchader. Rarku* Sehader ' Nelson M-iron Eddy, Wrtv all soloist* rol»,,t. of outstanding: nntltandina I ipe^ger * yruuKm. sarn me already bought. Are you going to be one of the lucky Resolutions—Brown. Taxes - Usborne. Parker, McIntyre. merit taking part in the concert* ones? We invite you to come and look. You caji be your Turning to thc men present he ask­ Live Stock Sanitary--Parker. Leon-! Azide from tl>»»f will be Getta Oradoown judge as to the values we are offering. * urd. Stutz vBi niie of America'' moo-, famous, ed them "What arc you willing to do I Agricultural Extension—Mayo. Leon- pianist.-, who will -appear the evening for the delinquent boy. <4 your com­ aid. Barber , fiw choral union give Haydn'.-* greg: munity?" He a staled . that there is great need of ivrsorial suiwrvUloti by Health Unit McIntyre, Ilydc., oratorio-Thfi Creation." Another nnxe. SeJjader. .able event will be the production for: Rules and Regulation*—Moon. Chasf.! me choral union gives Haydn's great man who interests himself in boys is Backus. Russian eompoM-r Rlmsky-Korsakoff's. a great factor in their After live* Up at Marquette there was a young Coavervatlon and Public Welfare -i-The Legend of thc Invisible City of ■ Brown. Graves. Barber. I Kite*h. and thc Maiden Fevronia"—a man named Bartlett King, whu be­ Pay Roll-Ciiase. struin. Pcnnels. j concert jierformiince of a four-act came interested in the boy* of that । The (fUeMion of building the Hastings10|> rB vfih a notable caste. There are city, particularly tlie so-called bad 1 Center rood this year wa* up lor con-, six-concerts in all with tlie Chicago boys'" ot the town He got many of , sideration, having been referred to thc I Svmphony Orchestra taking part in them into Boy Scout groups, and spent । much of ids time with-them. They'i board by the county road commission , vrry one As a previous board tiad authorized. Season tickt-ta are $8 00. 17 00 and]. loved him. and showed in every way1 the construction of this highway us a'noo. wpli individual concert price*| their appreciation of hl* unaclthh '' work for them. Hr Went to the World county road, and as preliminary work ranging from 81.00 lo $250 had hren done upon the highway, there . Milli order* are- filed in ordair of,I war and dted while overseas, und was . M ;■ i>» »HHr.*<^*rt , .. , toufied there On the north side of a seemed no other way except for Uie'«A.<> w>w>i7n;>. and «na should >>umi their receipt be addressed. , ilU board to hand the matter back to tIU- to Chas. A. Sink. ScImxiI of Music. Ann - SujM.rlor at Marquette, there boys, who county road commission for act pin A ™ jr .. ,, , , . . . . loved Bart King, day alter duv walked Tilts will undoubtedly mean that they Th.- May at Ann Arbor IsH lhc |Mkp ah(llc gathered stones and will proceed with the construction. .ashy the ouutxndTng rau-dea event of Cttrrlwl UMMn to tlw. t of thu Meep 200 fl will be remembered that a year th- year In the Middle West; doubt-* hm flnd h, Bnrf b Pairs! ago. when the question of a county- .*less Pair! • ** illnr —i 1,111,1*^1 there win will be >ia *,** good number v» of 1 ment.to that spot. bullt ,hrrr ”'*"h unit «, pul up to the ta.,d „ah„, lroB vt.VL'L Uy ctuLldututlou. thut-Tht-ty MM .£lc,„i,v u„.i uttl .v»,l MM. ot lb.' .J., “n^htih SS K^ut bui by no means unanimous. On t*— npmrtunlty .notdra thu '<»• uu,lu lhrl„ |G o,„. n,t ,ld, Your Choice Many Styles contrary, although provi*ion w. ..ttfrt r°n to .'' ‘r ?*,rh a *TPat ’’r0/rBni "l|ot that monument faces Lake Super­ jmade whereby thi* commission would,, . aide facing not cost tiu- county any money foe Rs 1, >ucb "C" reh^Huble prices ■ I °r' ! lor. In the center of that “ lle • peration. yet a part of the’board hud ASSYRIA. u”' ,“AC, hl‘M’ t«nMl their suspicions thal something tn itj The sjrec-ial crayon illustrated talksj *^4 ‘hat meant every-tning to them. i might not prove satufactory. Ai a re-!given at the Assyria church-by the,n“l word was Bar: J ult the proposition to establish the;pastor.Rev. Ritchcock are calling al A man who can hve m a community Si Unit was carried by a narrow majority,: good attendance and will be continued!'* ■'™{a nia,>ucy ,0 lhl: ,ov«' Black or Tan wnaniw^ 111 Vic. meantime the County Health through this week ‘ !’.* b0>*'! a" ®art Ktng^ had done for Shoe Sale! RAINCOAT is a good friend on a rainy day Tan Trench Coats . $4.50 Jersey Knit Coats . $3.75 Black (^"1 Coats . $2.95 CASH BUYS AT WHOLESALE / ~Here Note: aflil every one a new, fresh arrival al 1932 prices , Women’s Stylish Shoes Thos. E. Waters “The Better Store for Men" I 75 pairs Boys’ Shoes Leathers .Unit ha* gm.e on with it* w way yiat has won and deserved public' Cumming* was burned Bunday fore-|m‘'“p B rf,,‘ achievement Now, A Pair , pprov;.'. Dr Kinde has proven a noon.' Tiu- fire I* believed to have ’ " ’ DELTON. i a|ubl<- executive and. with the mur.cj started from spark.-, from the chlmRevival meetings, will continue dur­ upplied by the health department of; ney when it burned out unknown to ing this week. Mr and Mrs. Virgil J Sizes—9’s to Big Boys 6's the state, w RKkefeller-foundation! th< owner early in tlw* morning and Gcren are good help to our pastor and nd the Kellogg Foundiitlon. splendid until notified bjl neighbor* The con- they are in hopes to have a good al- 1 lirogrc.-.; ha. been made. Competent j tint.-* of the house were saved, and in- tendance each night nursos have been empldyed Thc phy-1 .urance carried. Tiu- vacant house Ellis Francisco and wife spent the 1 icians of thc county liavc cooperated I net**' thc Toad belqnging to Mr. and idrndidlv As a Mrs Rs« -idrndtdly. u result, construetlvr constructive Mr*. Ray Janes Jone* has ha* been secured week end with Elwyn Hayward add work has been done by the Health Unit | whore he now resides. Harold BurjKjg and family of Dethat has been very helpful to thia Mis* l>.n* Milter is {.pending the ■oil are spending a few days with hist county, some of the good result* are wbek m Detroit with friends. already evident, but in the course of: Mrs-Sybia Scidmore of the Amcri- father and brother Ixah knd Warren Brown of Com-1 thr next few year* much inorc good ' c>m la-gion hospital I* the guest of her 4 Style,! Scout Shoes will be revealed. The tact that the daughter. Mr,. Evaugic Miller, tiu* Mock spent Tuesday evening with Mr i and Mrs L. M Bush. Kellogg Foundation has. at it* own ex-, week. Mrs Kate Burdick and Mrs Lurlla I iM-nsc. added room.-, for btalili untrue-1 Ray Bebon lias given the first rvwill hr ..i uu.rest •„ all Sunday schr-d . »">' Hamilton m Grand .... Rapids, Eudte of Htckory Corner, .spent Thur.,-, urand-! tf on at the Middleviilo and the Wood-1 jx»rt ot early planted l»laloes. dinner tend comblldaied schools and lib* also) Floyd Miller, son of Mr and Mrs. day with Mrs Lola Wvrlman Y'jiiiK P-J', I-hamim-t' .-p 0 30 liarant- Mi; und Mrs 1). W. Irwin Several of the school children ar-.-1 A hue juo,-trail: wu,-. put on 'al th,-, Mrs Peter Hollman spent .Wcdnes- provided such Instruction in those Ervm Miller,,ot Lacey hud the inis- having thc measles. ttn<l tlut it had tyudr physical forMHU’-to lose two fingers and part Community Service on Sunday evening day- with her parent.'. Mr and Mrs :chool*. Mrs • Mary Nobb s of Hickory Cortest* of ptipil* in the retools of the of *." ’ .of• ■hi* right ■ • • •hand- last• thc palm under the direction ol Sup’- Wilt of! Will Naviw. at Nashville 1 100 Pairs Children’s 35 Pairs Children's county, all show the go<xl \aith of thu- week while engaged In sawing crate Sunfield tepre.-eniing the U u church Mr and Mr- L. W Jurrard and and that it u. conceived, material with hi* father at hl* shop Mrs. Franc!' Searle*. of that place 1h> v have :i tine orch".-! family spent Sunday wlth-Mr. and Mr*. movement, A' Boy Stout meeting wa* held nt with the idea of benefitting the jx-op'.e at honje- He Was cared for by Or. Ha under th1 leader.-.hip ot Merle'Nate Wrtcher* at Kalamo. the hall Friday night A |»t luck sup­ of Barry county. Also Play Sandals Wlu-eler wlio gnu- a iiuinl*-r ol selec-j .1 E Norton and Henry Flannery . The r>.-*olution.s cotrimiltcc, eniuuM- Lofdiihi of Nashville and is coming per was served after which Mr. Shafer were Ming* ‘ male made a buvlm’n-s trip lo Chicago la.-t |lng of Hupcrvixoni Brown of Orange.... Mr. — and Mrs...Leon Cole and Bernard too^charge of a program and the boy, gave several demonstrations ot their . uumto..r « Tter. Ur. Mr. Mrr IMn»n »er, T'"“"""'<1 work, and Lyman Chamberlain gave day wh>rc their mother wqs injured In 'was i< latRr crowd prt-«-nt tu hear the Lake Odessa callers Thureday. wttina forth iim fart ih»t it. some interesting picture* a fall . I Mn. Lulu ow .<Srn v.-iw UAtfro.rS,.I ,, ,!. Mrs. Ebie Tasker of Hastings for­ ' Mr and Mrs. Robert Barnes and AU Sizes up to 12 Left Oil lirxi sunlla, .-.'mln, curk Urn (.Uy's In West Vrmoiitrlllr Suu. . Ih. 1 J?!, ' ALL SIZES GOOD QUALITY merly of Assyria and wife of Under­ mother. Mr*. Ida Barnes, attended ‘a ovmmith w,ll I.. IS. .nd hr.W. ■!£ELS' T -....... sheriff Oliver Tasker, sustained a party tn their old neighborhood near I,as secured ProM-cutor L E Barnett of Mr and Mrs Walter Horsefull of , ..,..... -------.. _. -----... -----. .' \ — . Kalamazoo Saturday night. whole, very satisfactory and very b< ife* : "broken hip nnd i* now in Pennock Hastings to *|N*ak. Tin- musician will Scott* spent Sunday with Mrs, Lulu ficiai to til** people of Barry county ‘ hospital. Tile injury was caused by 1*- Mr Aum-, Haight, Booster. Mrs Gray and Robert and also called on’ Tllp rn:nmltr<t> ri,,nn..ir ’ thprnfnr* STATE ROAD. .u— stumbled and fell while a. ,.ii fall as *he Robert OConnur and a boy friend w.»dmn .nd o»' » ■!«n. B I,'>“ * ranunuw nt her work in the kitchen ’ i'.nl Chaw* of Grand Rapids spent: Id?Norton attended (he funeral of 81-i^JJ1 sta^'HeMth^lXl'ruSm Achievement Day the climax of Hie from College M. 8. C. ot Laming spent the week end at home Bunday with his pirenU. Mr and Mre | la* Reynold^at Nashville MondaySrnw, ^.OOO, the wSSfeUe} local 4-H club work in the rural Mr and Mrs. Edd. Wilke*, and son would -furnWi $3,000, the Rockefeller, e-chool will be held at the Ansvria CenJ< <: Chare j afternoon. |iFGnriHaHm, Foundation $1 »i SOO. •Mi the ,•«. United State:. chorth al 8:00 R. M.' on Tuesday William nf Nmihvili? visited his sister. [Public Health Service $500 and thc W. । veiling when tlie work of clubs in Mrs Janet Pcttengili Sunday Mr. and Mr*. Orville Fountain and DC. Kellogg Foundation $7,000, or u total handicraH, clothing and liot lunch jof 113.000. lo defray Hie expense.. The will be ah exhibition and judged by baby have moved up .north where he Board of Supervisors authorized only representative* of tho state club de­ ha* work on a firm Will O'Connor 1* on the sick list and .paying for suitable office space lor partment Tile Brigg*. Burroughs. the Health Unit When thc matter Bell. Ellis. Cedar. Munroe and Steven* Mrs. Elsie Sothard is under a doctor's W, havif new neighbor* in taro empty are a* follows President Mu- Run, l*as KUbmiltcd to tty- board, all the will eomjieie for championship in tlie. Mrs. opal Pillar* nf Battle Creek and Cogswell; Vie-rPresident. Eldon Mat­ ..du .-• * now. Mr. and Mrs Ed. Hunt of vote* weft In favor of continuing this county Achievement Day to be held at . Mrs. Manley Sherman called on Mr.. thew*; Secretary atjd Treasurer, re- Cloverdale have moved into tj^ Covey I very useful factor n later date. »iected. Mr*. El*k- SofluuiL Mu* Cog*- j Elsie Sothard Sunday I TI# Cdlu-r notable action by the ’’ arc and John Charleston has moved GLASS ( REEK. MU* Majesty Becker spent the week wqil hu* been lured to teach our 3eho3t|nouj Board wa* in voluntarily reducing tlie I into the Osgood house. Fred Oil* and wife. RobcrJ, Esther end with her sister, Mrs. Victor Hen- another year. J pay. of its members from $5 00 per day. The community mbetmg field at Dan 'allowed by statute, to $4 00 per day— und Ruth Erway spent Bunday with ney. in Hasting* WEST HOPE. McCallum's Friday night was well at­ Mis and Mrs Winn Noble* of Coral, ja .20'. cut. Thc Board could not. at relative* in Kalamazoo. LBS. Fine Granulated Roy Oakr* and wife and daughter are visiting their, daughter. Mrs. Jack Wc arc t^ry sorry to report that Mi** tended and enjoyed A humorous poem I this Mwion. consider the pay of oilier by fra McCallum was received hilar­ O'Connor, and family. • . ', ..... ... ... ... -----... 1 Marjofif Ward i* very ill ol doubl.county employee*, but having volun- spent a portion of last week with rela­ Mrs Archie Cunningham is conlfried pneumonia A host of friend* are hop­ iously by young and old A delicious | tartly cut it* own pay 20' It is safe to tive* hi Battle Creek. with Mckness. II ing ing for -upper Mipper was served and music music by by thJ the Maxinc Erway. who gad-thc misfor­ inkier toiler bed bed with Mcknc.v. for an an immediate immediate recovery recovery. assume that they will ask. for reductions OQC ROLLED OATS - g4c FRESH EGGS, Our P T A lliursday evening was4 John H. Ander- is quite seriously ill youngAnen was much enjoyed Thr in the paywf other officers at the Octo­ tune to break her arm last week is Strictly Fresh, I duz.— V recovering nicely. aril|XMsibly attended a fine pro-j with stomach and heart trouble. We all! next meeting will be with Mrs. Bert ber session, dr at We thc enjoyed June Mrs. Sara Erway returned home gram. Offlccrs elected for next year' boi>e lie will soon improve t McKibbin. sesaion Any action of thc Board will COOKIES. pQC Northern TISSUE g9c not affect the pay of any county offi­ Sunday after u two weeks' vCHr with Engh'h style. J-tb. box cer for the year 1933. The law pro­ her son. Loiue. and family in Kala­ Just the thing for parties mazoo. vide* that any cluinge in file salary Anna Bell Cogswell of Lakeview was of county officers must be made prior LIPTON’S TEA A AC to tho time when they begin a term of a guest ol Virginia Havens one day COFFEE CAKE 1 flc Yellow Label, bl'k. '• lb. "T"T office, m , > that any cut in pay that i* last week. bATUKDAY SPECIAL ■ V GREEN LABEL, 'i lb.—39c Sunday visitors at Chas Whilicapplied to next year, must be done be­ Order one for Sunday fore the'tcnfi begin*, and thc term be­ mores were, Fred Bechtel, wife and Billie ot Hasting*. Cleo Brown and gins January first. PRESERVES WING Cigarettes 1 nC * R is not to be assumed that * Oic family. Lowell Whittemore of Hlckory Air Cooled, pack of 30 IV Conier*. Mr* Amy Whittemore of Boird will make a uniform cut of '-0 Raspberry or Strawberry down thc line, because that might be Delton and Mrs Kato Erway. the oc­ unfair in certain instance*. They will casion being Russell Whittemore's CRACKER-JACK EC RIPE OLIVES . undoubtedly take into MniidcuUon |Im- birthday Package— Virginia Havens wa* a Battle CnVk ! whole situation and do wjiat they beFREE—1 Sky-Zip with each box Uevc should be done in each' care. visitor Monday. There are at lca»l two salaries which PEANUT BUTTER gQC HAMS 1 EC HOPE C ENTER. the Board cannot reduce-that of thc Him bud brand. Its.— I W Born to Mr. and Mr.. Rux-eil Kay a | Probate Judge and tlut of .the County At large expense, the Hixlilanth Fanry Bulk. II*.—lie But you should KNOW that the milk The Best Shank Half ।School Commissioner, as there two ofli- fine baby boy in Kalamuzpo. Mr> Kay Dairy has Miuipped itself for huddling you’use in your home is CLEAN. No cers' pay is fixed by stale law. a* la al­ was lorfnerly Mi** Mabel Leonard. riilk in the most perfect way, und the CLIMALENE 1 QC Mr. and Mrs Cljde Ashby and Don­ Pork Loin ROASTS < < C so the salary of Circuit Judges. one food product has been the cause of Large package — I W ald Drocklebanl; ot Kalamazoo apeul state «>f Michigan has designated this | Wc arc. sure there will be approval Rib end. lb.— ,I I so many seriout epidemics, and 'out­ Slock up af thia low price • Ham End, lb.—13c , daily a* the ONLY ONE in thin section |of the action of the Boafd in setting Monday with Mr. and Mr*. Fred Ash­ break* of disease, as has UNCLEAN’ that is perniilted to sell Grade “A” milk, the example of cutting Jhcir own pay by Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Texlcr of MILK. Germs thrive in it, and thc Vndrc I first We have aUo been informed that Lean PORK CHOPS 1 EC FAMO PANCAKE MC the CLEANEST milk your money can the County Road Commtestoncrs and Hahtlng* *i)ent Sunday alter noun with ll.Ol’K, pieksde— fcW round— I V careless the method of handling milk the buy. Can you utTord to take :chance» their employee* have agreed lo re­ their parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Mc­ with thc milk you use? Think it over. mure rapidly those germs increase. Dermott duced pay. The Board could hardly SHULTZ FREEPORT Mrs. Frank Lcim.rd. Mrs. Chrystal ask other* to acccj* reduction* unless MIDDLEVILLE Schcarer* and daughter Phylli*. Mrs.) they were wUUna to do the same thing GRADE “ A ” MILK ( Pasteurized or Raw)—10c Quart Bernice Reger sjwnl Fridayilhcnudves. with Mn. GRADE “B" MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—8c Quart I Sometuilc in tlie future it will be Russell Kay and new buby in Kala­ We Buy Eggs Phone Us Your Orders Dial 2491 realized that thc government of is mazoo. Mr. and Mr* Will Aldrich are vUitcounty.by a Board of Supervisor* 1* a | cumbersome unwieldy plan; but until ing their children and families in Kalsome other provision shall be made. amaaoo. MU* Inez Ashby spent Sunday in It will liavc lo be done a* It 1* now be­ Kalamazoo. Earl Paddock entertained' ing done. company from Battle Creek Sunday. - I HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2651 ROBT. W. COOK, Prop. GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE at LOW Price*. A philanthropist is a man who .’Mr. and Mrs. Cl*rc Aahby visited| doesn't know enough to keep What ho their parent* one day last aeck Uli igeU. ’ Camp Custer. C0ATS GROVE. 1 Mr and Mr- H. A Wo<xinian and * Aboiit M-w-ntv-thr br.y* and lrj»d<u *' Min'Paul and Victor Wcnslon spent w i< pn.M nt at th. County Firm Sunday.ciinly Fzrmjioy* ।! " “nuaj- in Kalamazoo viMting th-■ C'.m. reiicc h -id hr.- at tty* the church last las’. j| formerA< daughter Marian, and other■ a fine ,I relatives 8*i'.irday ’Flu- L.‘A fj M-netl .. ..................... tniHK-r. Amimg'tlie leapris and speak-j 11 who were pr<>ent wi n-’tlr- following' t . C J ! Mr and Mrs Harry 3hurjx<tcin ot County Haiti Creek arc moving on tb<- Bert Smith J Dickerson farm this week. • r and Ward Clark's-of Battle Crtt»:‘ :>pent । Sunday at W Q. Clark i Several ol tlie Maple Leaf Grahgci * FARMERS! Work Shoe; Shoes or Oxfords 79c ■ yf I /Wen! GYM SHOES Z9c BLACK DRESS OXFORDS pair $.<69 1— Horton's Shoe Store Better Bargains Friday & Saturday, April 22-23 IO Sugar -35c W Mother Nature Doesn’t Provide a Better Food, or as Cheap a Food as Good CLEAN Milk! Butter HINMAN'S The HIGHLANDS DAIRY �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL W. 1832 PAGE snc 5 frock and -Joe Thomson, wetr mnklnq t. long pxtablRlvd .resident ! of’John*-’ OBITUARY. • fine progress. Mr. Lyman Chamber­ town township -----------------who conduct*--------the hard- Louise— Marshall, daughter of John---- ----------' lain Deputy Commissioner was present I ware .--tore at Lacey is the.csmmls-.ion- Bnd DOrothy Marshall, was bom in’ 1 and gave us a short talk. Twenty-eight er. Al! w .-vlce on the commiMion is Seneca Co. Ohio. January 28. 1859. nhd , ! j scouts were present and demonstrated ivohmtary. •---------------------------------- paved to her reward April 8. 193’..■ ■A GREAT OUTING jHOOP "jiaddling machine" to a few With Mich n croup of men n* these, aged 73 years. 2 mas. and 11 day*. She.' •n.. week end M-mp *rt,at .. Camp c-p ’”r/“ ""u: s’rengthenrd by the addition of cm-!moved to Barry county when but two, The camp held ~ “xs- as yi-na from tlie firM two districts, the'years of age and lived thc rest of hrr Ben Lake. April) i»en Johnston, jonnsion. Sherman tmerman vaxr. oprin '’Mtora anzt the regular __ troop officer (Continued from page one* ____________________________________ prosecutor and sheriff will derive an. life here. |;; —-.-.-7 O.-„ made fl nne a"endancr Tans and the • scoutmaster's benediction closed tlie Hie county ha* been divided into sik advisory assistance whose value, I* like-' At the age of 18 *he-gavc her hf art I thirty-five leader* and 26 older scouts , meeting. Mr. Reid is milking a bow; district*, namely: Db-tiut N«. 1. eum-'b be of tlx- highesr tjpe. to «od under the teaching of Rev. Mil-1 were registered and other* came in for evidently writ to sleep while: prising Irvhte. CarBdnjinrt Wood-!-------- XwtijSTsiv----- :----lerShe joined the North Evangelical tu nhort lime Nature hike*, bixl hike*,’ und it as he now ha.4 It 10 pounds - A. . ’ 2, '/‘....wkk vhurcii of------which still'a^meingame*. -outdoor cooking. treasure*•••hunts. land Townships; Dufairtljp. 3. cn|n-< *. „ .. 1 - ’ishew'a* " ------ ------------------— *—’■----------— ; scraping lighter than he planned:.— Mary M Stilson. daughter qf Jnhn t. . . >,,l > «-... 1^*,. l». lI-iL. " On New Years Eve 1882 she was climaxed by u line campfire program CUB PACK 9V married tn Franklin Hydt1 by Elder Saturday evening when each patrol of Just nt sundown, last Friday evening, | Towmhlpa: Dhtrict No. 4. compriMng ' idar>” ’ Lr' ./'’ft??!; Phillip Holler. To this union two men gave a fine stunt, and all enjoyed HaMlngs Rutland H<>|n’ nnd Baltimore Silva of-Cirand Rapid*. April 14. 193—',daughters were .born, Edna Kidder th<- fine one act play presented by the treasure of Pack No. 9 was buried 1 Township- DbUiict No cSS S1”’ uas ">‘’"^'■’1 “> »anl«'l Manee. Thc honor of thc first spadeful of din, living !*.- miles from home und Dorn- Trbop 'll. Nashville. Arlie A. Reid Prairieville" .Orangeville ‘and 'rHnv Octotx-r 30. 1833. Tiny lived in. New ,thy Hollman residing Just acrlw. the .scoutmaster. A> O- Williams scoutmas­ went to Denner Harry B. Thompson. I "Usten, home owner*. I'm one of the rarpenier* asTownship with Johnstown and A - M.-xro abom a year when they re- road ter of Troop 3 gave several selections Barry county’s first cub. Each cub. In turn, did his share of the excavating, sedated with the IKfME LUMBER CO. In iU Home In­ ayriu ’ townships comprWng Dfc.tnc: ''‘L’11'1 '/I HaMing*. Her entire life was spent in the *erv- on the guitar and mouth organ. SpeafcA.^!™ ■■‘•p treasure was -placed in Its rrslln-; To this union four children were let of herChriftlqn work and doing for; etf Dr Manley Ellis of WeHWrr. WesffrnTT*^ No. fl. w were Dr. place by Den Chief Winston Sheffield.! । others with her loving und .cheerful I State Normal. Dr Paul Vuelkyr ot BatThe commissioners for-DWricts Eagle Scout, and the finishing ’touches, Ungs. Vera Silva of Grund Rapids. Vl-. 1 and 2 Jwvc been chosen bat th< :r da Allerding of Hastings, all of whom,lamUe. Always forgetful of seif she has!'!“ Creek College. Rev. H Jordon of were made by thc cubmastcr. The cere-; ‘•Well, I think It’s one of the finest things. ever done | Battle Creek. T. Beh Jqhnstcm. area formal acecntaru-e h,1< not been re- are living: Her husband prcced<-d her, bcm a friend to all In time of need mony was concluded by tlie "Grand She lean* to mourn her loving comexecutive. Wallace Watt.scout execu-j far Hastings home*.. Why. I find owner* have been Inccivr-d. »> « , < The .< commi o ’*:-.~io r for ,District ». . id death July 23. 1922. “ ■ ' pantnn.to whom s.‘ie would have ■S',, been of Ann Ariw Arbor »n5'nu,.«<»u and numerous d..-■ dis- “J”1"™’d™“dSS/SS' No 3 is the R<-. S J. Franri- of Nash-i, mourn their lie' ctivsmns led bv -mtittn 'framV*R>fr*-r (of the' •I*oon u,r -ooy* dul>.tncnucives recorded and cimrted. will decipher decipher . Ville. For Dutnct N.i 4 William Seha- Ml, Rnimu B;i,h of H. F.ir."yro daughters. "3 "grandxons and ’area Twenty-fiv^. men fronv Barry <*U der ha* been appointed In District No. hra.hr!-, HuW>!( stilsou . Batt ____I*. could order work cpmpletc, material /and labor. .Many ,‘n and en-j directions. The cipher message will be na '“-'pUe-d l» :h, prelaws olih. ,«rk w S. Supervisor Newell Barfx-r.hu' agreed an<t a younger brotlxr. Richard, one great granddaughter. One grand-:county attended the session • houses today have defect* which will cost the owners daughter preceded her to the Great Med the privilege ot camping togeth-i 1 become a definite part of the morale Hugh Stilson. died May 29. 1901. Helen* Beyond, three brothers. Jacob of Belli-'<r with other leaders of the area. dear if not attended to, and with this service there's no ,and Hubert Allerding. Lorenc Mance vue. David" of Nashville and Harvey of Barry county men receiving certifi- building program. Pack No. 0 was well * reason for delay. ;and Veda MuYy Silva, besides other Map'.c Grove, nieces and nephew . and j cat*.* were Approved—Abcn E John- represented Saturday and Sunday al' ! relatives and a host of friends. tips! of rVIatlves and friends. It can son. Dr C E Hyatt. Winston Sheffield, the leader* training course final ses­ "Cost? You'll probably be pleasantly surprised at how -She wa* a kind and loving mother a be truthfully said of tier that she w.is, Arthur.-Crolhers. Ed. Kane. Arlie A. sion and ■ graduation at Camp Ben, little your repair Job will eost when done with modern grandmother and a good neighbor, al­ a -friend tq all. Johnston. Shennan Lake. Reid. Robert qook. J. A. McNulty. Dr ways willing and ready »o be of helpmaterial* like Sheetroek and Red Top Insulating Board, Funeral m-i vices were conducted by'George I^xzkwood. Advanced—T. S. K CLOVERDALE. whm nredid. Throughout her Hint-* and 1 kntiw you'll be more than pleased with the result*. Ed Rhomb at the home at two| Reid. Harvey Burgess. Loyd Shafer. Al­ .'she lemained patient, thinking, of Rev Rev. Holtz attended the funeral of and ut thc South Evangelical church! tendance at meetings and camp were OUter.*-, even tn her own .-rtttfTim: Her at :wo-thirty. April 10 with interment necessary for the diplomas, "I can tell you, too. that the Hpme Lumber Company hL* uncle in Kendalville. Ind. last week. family and friends will niiss her great. We will mLss Mr and Mrs Ed Hunt has the best carpenters In town on its list, and j»r're sure hi thc -Wilcox cemetery. . QUAILTRAP FARM PATROL. ’ I B,'d family who have moved out in the. -Tuwdav ArsriX 13 Flnwr Lowell coun“Y WMt of ptoerdale, on the . I OBITI ARY. The Prairieville Township Sunday! mutma.wr ol U» fa.m Hulral « Itei JJ'LgTF, ’’'‘n '°r !,? “S’Xi ’ Tnfihetta H. Gsxxlenough. daughter Schoo) having repairs done now. h"'c lt,em * ,h lw ln ,he’ Association will bv entertained I Quailtrip school, finished organization ?"i of Orin and Hannah- Hopkln.*. was ■ given extra service Just to show my appreciation, Jnd I ' born In Wayne county. New Y’ork, July/af Milo church Sunday May 1. begin-! and most of the scouts^omnleted their XI“O’ Wolf is assisting ut the know thc other boys do the same. , 20. 1839. anti detmrted this life nt Has- nlng at 11 o’clock eastern time.. A tenderfoot I’equlremt-nts. ut the meet-1 itlhgA. April 13. 1032. at the age of- good program and Sunday school hour) mg yesterday evening/the boys received! Rd-wl Johncock home for a couple of' "So, if you have repair or remodeling work, I advise you is sub-<‘ ■ . ! their badge* and began ■ second class weeks, while Mrs. Johncock ■« I ninety-three year,, nine tiiontbs. and ’at ID30. stiluting for the school teacher in their ■ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Moreau ‘ of Chi-; to have it attended to now. We'll sure appreciate the । tuenty-fpur days. She moved tn Michi----------.district, who i* busily cntertainlna the gait when a xmall child and resided. cage visited thetr uncle. Mr. and Mrs A NEW CUB PACK. J measles. near Lyons, Jonla county. She wa*i H. J. Flower arid Wayne Tliursday.! Frank Stratton of Allegan also called, Thursday,.April. 14th. 17 boyw of cub; We are always glad to hove newi united in marriage to* Edwin Good-; age met in room 105 Central uchool] friends in our little burg. Mr. nnd Mrs. I [enough January 1. 1856 To this union;' on Mr. anji Mrs. Flower Sunday. A number of thc Rebekahs of Prai­ Hasting* und talked over plan* and i Del-tno of Hastings are living in the 1 were born six children of whom two survive. Mr. N. D. Cioodcnoqgh of Muir rieville X.odge enjoyed tlie hospitality method* of forming for cub work ,in! Sayles' hpme. on thc suburb* and Mr. TELEPHONE 2276 * HASTINGS, MICHIGAN and Bertha I. Lancaster of X-ake Odes- of 1 thc Barber home Friday for the the new cub pack. Dr. G. L. Xox-kwoodj and Mrs. Mentor of Kalamazoo are' of the Triple tank club. Mrs is cubmaster. Robert cook, chairman living in the Ed Hunt home in tiu* .-a al.M) one adopted son. Irving O.:I meeting 1 ! Allie Wood had the program in ot । Jhe pack committee and Mr. Shafer! City propertc Goodenough of Hastings ! charge which consisted of instrument ------------------------------... „ C1 attended and helped with the meeting. Bert McCallum, who has hail an at■ Bert McCallum, who has had an atHer husband. Edwin GcxxlniMuiak de-:' next mm-ttno meeting is to iw. be held at o.^ni 3:3O■ ! tack ""h-* tii-xt i< tr* ‘**iiciti* for .ack of appendicitis for the the last last, few few!,' parted from this life the 13th of Dc- tai mjMic. singing, reading* and Munts.Tbe enjoyed. I days, is very much better at this writ-1 H-cmb^r 1906 tuner she was united in ■was much- --------r A • dellciods pot luck) P. M. Wednesday..April 20. I Vcrdan CovHle and wife‘were WoooWEST CARLTON. •uuu»r ‘“■ner was wa* servca served at ar li o ociocx. ’clock. , ■■ ........ ------— '‘me ing. •• I _ । Called for and Delivered. ■d*d Caller* • atl tlx- Flower home Sunday: TROOP 77 PRESENTS PLAY. i . Mlim«.nn n„<,i II John Deweerd of Byiron Center was land visitors Sunday. .*>. ■. Callm were Louis and MUs Lena Dunn and! Thursday evening. April 14. Troop Cr“V am! ‘w« Mu^mXi^Hum’est^of! ‘n «**«“* Saturday, I Jesse Henry formerly of tills vicinity n i. PA |p ix-p ,, • 1 me‘grand-on- four granddaughter* Mr. and Mrs Emmet Gray, all of 77. presented thetr play "These F*th-| £nevueindcalSd Miss Mabel of Mrs Th£.ra Nag|er o( spcnl [who has been visiting relative* und it XHumeston MuXVd lAl.r/YIKI.Xl > <11 a Sfu.lll and many great-grandchildren besides Galesburg, also Mrs. Laura Cadwal- erf at the central ? T. A. as a par. immeXturda? MacDonald,1 several days thc .past week with her ; friends several day* past, left for In* extra Charlie distant relative* and friends aiso deepof the the _ interesting interesting program. program. Very Very fine fine O11„„ . , *. MapIVm.M,.. s • :sister, Mrs. Art Richardson, and fam'diana Monday where hr will visit reln­ ‘ 1 ;jy moum her passing.'Services were, ader and son Ernest of Hickory Cor-■ of Guests at the MacDonald home Sun-; j|y, I lives before returning to his liorhe in . comments attended their presentation ' held at the Walldorf! Funeral Jlonu-on ners. day were Mr. and Mrs. Roy MacDonald । Mr. and Mrs. Bert Frisby visited i■ Missouri. •v Saturday afternoon. April 16. 1932.,. Mr and Mrs. Geo. Wood . attendedI and spurred the scout* to,greater work. and Mis. Helen Adam* of Kalamazoo; lhrir daughler, Mr*. Forrest Alletdin3!I ^frs. Jessie Holmes of Northville. [ ’ thc community meeting ut Cressey Sat’ Rev. Adcock officiating. Interment was, a!ld Mfs- °*orK’' *!geO®?*w' und family in Grand Rapid* Sunday, AT DELTON jurday evening. B N. andi Nina Fenner Mrs. Etta Nash of Hastings, und tiny ’made at Middfoville cemetery. Richland and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd. Harry Draper of Grand Rapids spent Nash and family of Carlton Center , nlxi attended. Friday evening. April 15. Troop 55, of Woodruff of Kalamazoo. j ,pw (^ays w,.,,k at B,.rt pnsby-g. ; .called on their brother and uncle. Ar­ j Mr. arid Mrs: Clark Osbqjne -visited Delton? Russell Mott scoutmaster, held Mr. and Mrs. Dougal McCallum of Art Eckert Bild wife accompanied!! thur Richardson Wednesday evening EAST GUN MARSH, with some old friends and schaolmutc- a parent-scout .supper and program. Mys Whisler of Otsego spent Friday in Augusta Saturday afternoon. Mr. Lyman Chamberlain and Mr. Detroit were here over the week end Mr. and Mrs. L A. Randall of Grand! . PRATT DISTRICT. with ■' he sister. Mr.-.. S. -Mr. A McCafferty and Mra. John Brand-stclter are Shafer assisted. Moving pictures from with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert! Rapids to Chicago Saturday where Jake Kooy and family have movedI both still in Hl health and only able to the State Conservation Department McCallum, who returned home with, they vuifed Flovd Eekerf and family I Howard Cronk of Grandville, Xfrs, iThey also visited ut thc,home of Mr J I Glen Satterlee at Vermontville were south ot Martin. ■ lx? about part of the time. were shown by Mr. Chamberlain. nnd them Sunday evening. John Vundenlltitg and family have• Mr. Porter Tooze and family attend­ demonstrations of signaling, first aid. railed home Wednesday on account of Mrs. lawter Monica spent Wednes- Mina Eckert Cody nt Hapimond. In-! moved la Decatur to Work . ed church at Delton Sundjiy mornid.; pyramid building were shown bv day with her mother ut Hastings. I diana. returning home Sunday accom-i the serious illness of their mother, Mrs. ' and vveiung. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester Monica enter- j Pnnk?d by Mrs. Pearl Gephiirt of Bal- Wm. Cronk. ' grou|« of scout*. Winfred McBain told Mrs. Henry Vamlenlx-tg of Rutland Mr. and Mrs. Bradfield ahd son what settling meant to him and urged tuined the followuig guest* Sunday, timorc. Maryland who will remain for , Jack visited Mrs Bradfield'* Varenie, attendance at camp Ben Johnston this Mr.-and Mrs. Nixon and daughters of 0 few days visit. । Is sjx-nding some tihie at thc home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox Hasting\ Tues- .-■iimmvr. - Kenneth ‘ Horton welcomed Hasting* and Lewis Woodard and Mr.i Vnnt Newton was'a visitor. tier son und family. George Vanden­ j day, They found Mr. Wilcox much im- the p.irents and Roy McBain respond­ and Mrs. Morris Johnson of Middle- j Saturday. berg. . I proved. > Vernon Bum ford and wife of Has-: Mrs. Edgar Mead attended thc fu­ ed from the troop committee. Such fine vil|c. ( Mr. and Mrs J. L. Mercure of Kala- get-togethers pave the way for more Mrs. Chas. Monica, daughter Doris jthigs spent Saturday nnd Sunday at neral of Joseph Ashaller which was | mtizoo spent Thursday evening with mutual understanding between adults and Mrs Grover Davenport were Kala- Art Eckert* during Hx-ir absence in’ held at his late home In Hastings Fri­ I Mr. and Mrs, Bradfield. Jchieueo I.day afternoon. Chicago. . and the young folk of the communiti mnzoo Sfiopjxrs Friday. ■i • Sunday caller.* at the Bramtstetter and are of yeat value to botn, . Mrs. Clara Sponablt* was quite sick Sidney Fifleid und wife—of- North Cullers at the Prank Dickerson home , -------------------------------- , In! home were Mr. and Mrs W. D. Hughes Sunday were Mr. und Mrs. Peter Ann-' ing .visited their daughter. Mrs. Neal one day last week but the last report strong and Mr*. Melissa Ashby of Kai-1 Newton and family Sunday. and Clare Thorpe of Kalamazoo also she seemed to be feeling much better. A COURTEOUS ACT. Mis* XYorLs . Eckert 'is detained nt1 Mr. and Mrs Dirk Hoffman enter­ Mrs Ollie Doohttlc and- Mr and Mrs 'The road to Camp Ben Johnston will amazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fennels spent Sun-1 home from her school tfiille* this week' 1tained their children and families CoU- from Kalamazoo. be clearly marked from Hastings this Mrs' Ethel Tooze was in Cloverdale yyur .through the courtesy and kind. day with their son. Richard, and fam- with measles. . from Kalamazoo. Battle Creek. Dow­ Thursday and attended tlie Ladies' Aid iM-m of Hugh Riley. Ross Johnson and iiy at Kalamazoo 1 Mr and Mrs. S Geiger. Donald Gei-;:ling. Nashville. Mkple Grove and As­ . Clyde Kershaw, and Mrs. Teller nf 1 L. Boyes. Large wixxien arrows point Albert Johncock and Dr. Vestenler • ger. wife and baby Donna ^f Quimby .syria. I Plainwell vuited the latter',s brother. the wav with the words ' Camp Ben of Grand Rapids called at thc Arthur' called at Art Richardson s Sunday. Mrs. Wm. Cronk I* a little better at Albert Chase. Thursday evening. South Ft-" Push school‘ members — with y.*-/ this writing and wc all hope she will Johnston." Tlie signs though Incom­ Johncock. home Thursday evening. Mrs Hammond, Mr. anil Xlrs. Luur- their teacher. Mr*. Bidelmun. attended soon be up around again soon. .Her Mr. and Mrs. Ed Good' and son of plete were of great help over tlie week Freeport spent Friday with' Mr., and end for the leaders. ence Beadle and little daughter. Ar- :i-H :: club achievement day ut Welcome daughter, Miss Hazel, is tjpnic from Mt.-. Pdrter’Toozrf-and family. • lene. of Hastings were Sunday callers Corners Monday, Muskegon helping care for her. GUM-DIPPED Cord Construction Two Extra Cord Plies TROOP 80. ‘ ; Mildred Fisher went to Clbverdale at the Murk Garrison home. ISutqfday tor her music lesson then to Under the Tread and Sale Quiet Long-Wearing Non-Skid Mr. and Xlrs. Apsey of Hastings were Saturday afternoon. April 16. 14 ’ I her grandmother s, Mrs Henry Tooze ‘ s. members of Troop 80. Prairieville. Her­ Sunday callers at the home of their; Tread—these arc thc Extra Values you get .in Firestone Tires be­ (S. Shultz, who accompanied her home bert. Morehouse scoutmaster, enjoyed a parents. Mr, and Xfra^-DeGoiiu. cause Firestone save millions annually in buying, manufacturing and 1 to remain -for a few days' yisit Mrs. Frank Heller and daughter; hike for the purpose of pawing second distributing. We have complete lines of Firestone Tire* class tests In cooking and fife building. Adele of Kenosha, Wis., have taken1 DOUDS C ORNERS. tubes, each bearing the name Fire­ Games nnd other outdoor test# occupied over their place on Guernsey lake.| 'ThHlouil Sunday srhooj, will change thc time and a very worth while after­ while Mr. Heller will follow later. stone, doubly guaranteed by pimp commencing. April 34. from Twa noon resulted. The next meeting of thc o'clock P.wM to ten o’clock. All come. fulj troop will lx- held Friday evening. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. ■ Fircst&icarid by us,and backed Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Edger ol the .Mr.*.-Nora Clemrnce returned to her April 29. nt the .town hall. Prairieville, by our complete service.* ♦ ♦ NOW ON OUR GOOD home near Bedford Sunday after although patrol meeting* are held bi- Edger.district and Mrs, Alydia BogardEach line of Firestone Tires, ers of Chicago were Sunday afternoon .ring for her slater nearly fohr weeks.; weekly at thc homes of tiu? various Mr.'.*Etta i------ .returned — ............. —. is designated by tread design callers in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs* Etta Tolles to t-ake* scout* I Odessa, after visiting her sister. Mt Dan Douglas*. and name Thc quality and • Daisy Bergman ' Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gorham were TROOP 74 xtivv Thrah r-”---- •is ■helping- ... I: Mis* Gillotis Mrs 1 Thursday afternoon, April 21. 4 30 Sunday afternoon callers at the home I I Daisy Bergman .with her house work! o'clock, scouts of troop 74 Miuttiig* will of tlie former’s brother. Tbos. Gorham,: tel that of special brand mail !*iii’ week. . meet at the Parish Houm-Qtx' their at Dowling. order tires aold af thc same The -ciiool* comrhis’ioner, Mr*. I regular weekly meeting, to be tn the Remember the pl*y to be given at the! prices. Come in and examine ' Maude Smith, attended the P T A I nature ol a hike. Mr. Shafer will ac- Glass Creek Grange Hall Saturday eve­ . cross sections and see the Extra. I this month and all enjoyed tlie pro-1 company the scouts and their scouts ning April 23. Pot luck supper. Bring ! gram very much. j master Richard cook. your own table service Values in Firestone Tires that Mr and Mrs Matthew* of Hustings —— ■ Mrs. Buell Beattie ^nd daughter of givcExtraSafety,ExtraStrength visited ut Harry Water*’ Sundav. FIRST AID CLASS POSTPONED Kalamazoo visited from Wednesday and Extra Service. Grandma Waters, who has been 10 continued iJlneas; Mr. R P. til! Sunday with her parents. Mr. and ■ ‘laying with her daughter at Weld-1T**' f'r<t ald Instructor, will be un­ Mrs. Francis Gorham. man. Is vbiting her daughter Mrs. B“le 10 be at the meeting In Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nash and chil­ Jennie .phi* Jennie Water* wate^ . •• ! , week, 2 \ and ,T-LUte ’1 next "r*-First Aid class <ua*s dren aren ot of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. <1..««„ . Will be Thursday ovonlrra In P. t> Thos. Wilcox and children of OrangeMr. and Mrs tiHamilton of Battlei*, 11.1 J*" 1,e ” Thursday evening 17:30 ..Will be he'd held P.Thos. < IM. April 38 at-the Methodist church, ville j Creek visited the latter* parent*. Mr, ,* vtlle called Sunday afternoon at the OLDFIELD TYPE and Mrs. Harry Waters. Sunday. KaMings. ftastings. home .homeofofMr. Mr.and andXfrs. Mrs.Jim JimWilcox. Wil ! Mr. and Mrs. Louden of near Scott’*rot’RT r»F^77n'.-nn I A number from here attended the < X.h Pri». ‘i^r.’.T <3»h Frw- < :-.b FrW. Tlr» COURT OF HONOR I .Mr* ..hdr daughter and t.KUr Sunwvdnrrf.y „Xr. AM». >t Uk STTS’S roS'"LAl l! Ea«b f-.l. !•«» !•«.» Wednesday evening. April 30. at the Ray Garrison, who has been .at-' Court °aofn’Honor bl^ h^iAJs fm'^ dRe~ "iui?? and a" «r‘*»ib“eXl?me.The in the muS court Sun room ’7.00 nid 4.4O-2K..... S4-79 S 9.50 6.00-20II.D. 610.95 621.24 ,V<.„do„. rHnrnrf Sunday j ,h,^, S«. mnrUnj MlU, ^d.y M >11„Urd to, mu.1 te t„ judging so that result* miv he nh. n*” * All Overhauled and in Fine Condition. 4.30-20. 10.38 6.00^2211.1). 11.60 22.50 5.55 i )L ..~w« Idea to stop _< __ _ _._,< ’ 31 home Of Mr. and Mt was .a good short sell - ;i talned. ■••’’cd- ribbon* ribbons aa.-nrH<w4 awarded and the-*° Alto John Deere Two-bottom Plow. lhp Mr*. Bert McKlbUn. ’ 4.50-21........ 5.45 10.54 7.00-20H.D. 14.65 28.42 Ing Now if people would only stop h0U!*' hunK ln treM ot the city, I Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilcox and chil-hnrt buying — Youngstown Vindicator. VS-wr— *.55 1X.5X TRUCK AND BUS TIRES -------SUMMER !drcn ««» Sunday forenoon callers a; SUMMER CAMP CAMP ------- 1 AdvancenVnt in the scouting pro-111* ll°n,e of the former* sister. Xfrs. 5.00-19____ 11.90 30x5 ll.D. 615.45 629.96 fc.fcS See us if you are interested in a good used ORDER FOR PVBUCATJON. I gram 1* a worthwhile and important Har01d Lobcr- of Martin. * rt JTiehir— 5.00-20. 15.10 32x6 H.D. *•75 26.50 51.00 j factor .In character education. Leader*' Mr- *n[* Mrs Gorham’and .«.y .4 Hv car. We will demonstrate any of the above >»>.i hrU «i. u* and. examiners of thc various tesm can snn 01 Ka'amaroo spent Friday and 5.25-48____ 56.40 70.60 7-55 14.00 31x7 H.D. "l**n Px’P w,tl« character’building by hold- 8*“«r<fo>' with hk parents, Mr and 5.25-21....... 8.IJ 15*82 6.00-20H.D. 14.50 28.14 cars any place. If interested just call .4, •<. .pn. .. . । lng qUjremenU to t0 tJle ing the re requirements tlie proper proper ii Mr»- Franc la Gorham. 5.50-18.___ 16.20 6.50-20H.D. 16.50 51.62 I c. Kxxirston. Jadr* «r level. •.55 level, Camping camping season also makes for' w A1 Kcrr 14 001 as wel1 «* h,s more and better jidvancement and! n ’ ?? y l«1™ds wish. 5.50-19____ 8.48 7.50-20II.D. 51.60 16.40 26.45 ‘ , 1 growth so let’s urge our scouts to atand Howard Johnson re6.QO-18H.D. 10.65 20.66 9.00-20H.D. 46.50 90.40 « >.t e^sl in *»li ,««»! tend summer camp. Camp Ben John-1 }Unied t0 thelr h°me *n Milwaukee, sh’.t Lt ’’••’••■in I ston opens June 20th for 8 weeks at M’w*«onsin. Monday after a few day*' e.oo.1911.11. 10.85 21.04 9.75-20ILD. 61.65 120.00 “.~i «“<•>• M> «• ™». M»1"» •« «' -nd Mr. »*k , tlon is taken for safety and a’fine corpa w,n- Haven*. PropartioHautv I’ ’,b !**’ ,f M‘> of.junior and senior officers help give Dr' and Mrs- B Robinson and Mr. * 17 «d u Aw i your ho*" • "•* vacation while advanc- ^ld.“rs’ L«’nard Robinson of Grand riid J*“.*i: 1 ing in scouting. ;Rapids were Sunday guests of Mr. and iin p«bii« Mii<*l ----------! Mn. W. H. OU*. We are sorry to rei-nbiM.uoa <,t • ropy *t TROOP 71 port the doctor is not gaining, o'ot’"**.?."’/ T1>e Sa>uLs °l Troop 7i' had their Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Haven* in comCALEDONIA, MICH. TELEPHONE 74 o *w*r*prr pnm*4 **<f! regular meeting. April 1!. at the Lc-:Pany with Mr and Mrs. Orville Tuttle -HASTINGS, MICHIGAN -.--""r , , , „ . |*lon rooms. After the regular opening!of Welcome motored lo near Premont. tWl**ya- J» >r* "f FroUt*. ,and Jtudy period, the patrol report* I Ind. Sunday and visited in the Lfheoln >1 cimrni. n.gnirr ci p«ui*. | showed.the Wolverines, under Ben Ad-1 Browse home. 13595760 Boy Scout Neu’s "I’d sure appreciate f the work, folks” J COMMISSION FORMS SEw SXEv >«&;£ ar... ■;»« '«“• »■>" — Iveac/ What This Expert Carpenter Has to Say About the Home Inspection Service ake Your Clothes Like NEW ( by our Dry Cleaning and Pressing! The Home Lumber Co. McCall Bros. Tn Hors Extra Values BEYOND ANYTHING EVER KNOWN IN HISTORY OF I1RE BUJLDING Bargain Prices Used Cars Tirestone 1 1 1 1 1 1 Black 1930 Tudor Black 1930 Sedan Black 1930 Standard Coupe Rose Beige 1929 Tudor Green 1929 Durant Coupe Fordson Tractor PHONE 74 ANDRUS Caledonia Motor Sales Company SERVICE Telephone 2240 < �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL to. 1932 I Mis* Una Leiter sptnt Ute week end- FOURTH DISTRICT ' SHOWER AND DINNER. Mrs Cliflord Dolan was tn Grand Rapids on Saturday. *'*1^ *<” 1^*ch,nan ' . ! DlRTUnAV DADTV ot lhe v*ry P^rwant social PERSONAL MIm Mildred Murphy wa* home. BIRTHDAY PARTY evimU of the pa-t %8<k was-a ahowvr Master Jaak Walton U visiting rela­ ‘ fr ~ K*Um,m0 °'w 4lld dinner gJvfen for Mm. Dan Hall tives In Mulliken this week ■ Edward Waite of Ionia wa* in the American LegionAuxiliary 'Lois Lee> by th.office force of the Mr. and Mrs. Bay Branch were in Mr* W. H. Olnay spent Monday in Detroit on Tuesday on buslnts dty on Tuesday calling on friend* HMttngx Mtn Co International Seal J Jjr_ and M jj>- Ira Hull are moving Members Visited Hospitals | A uTco and th r vikmg Co. Mrf Grand Rapids Miss Manon Lamphere spent UiMrs W M. Stebbins and son were ,va. .... .. Wednesday Hal! being employed a* *tentogr*phe.' in Kalamazoo on Monday Mr and Mrs O F Chidester were «Mt° , . On Wednesday of last wert* Was held 01 th* former mentioned company Mr. -’“I Mrs Forrest B. Lane and the Fourth District birtliday party for The party was on Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs George White visited •Bunday gu«U Af Mrs Elva Granger of . . | children were Grand Rapid* visitors on 1 the veteran* at Camp Custer, when Ute »n U*e diidng room at the Sea) Co. relatives tn Orid an Bunday. . Charlotte. and Mrz.E. Mrs. E. L. L. Brooks Brooks wertt to-Bunday -Legion ■ • M1m Josephine Chase was home from -I Mr. and werit to' „ * . whrmw m American Auxiliaries of this, Dinner wa* served at 6 30 with, ninej teen present Mr and Mrs. Bert Wllhey of ChiU1„ v.,rt. rwroit iamtl father, who is aulte tick. ’ and NoJOO hosplu- All of the men. After dinner was served, the Wide MIm Marie Kurtx of Detroit spent! father, who U quite sick about 79. who liad birthdays in April was asked to blow a bcultxm until 1*. Bunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs I Mrs Phyllis Reynold*, who had been were remembered with suitable gifu 1bursted disclosing a descriptive num­ MU* Janmd Michael ha* returned to Frank Kurtz. ! visiting Mr and Mr* Roy Cardr* for a bered slip corresponding tu the presen' the Unit members Miss Charlotte Shaver of Detroit' week, returned to Ann Arbor on Bun- byThaw Ann Arbor after a week's vacation. from Hastings who attended hidden. Nineteen balloon* in all wedMIm Chryatal .Thomas visited in waa me guest of Mr*. Mabel Clark over.day , were Mexdamrs Henry Mulder. Don blown and many lovely present* wer ““ ------- - - ----- ---------- i Lanalng Saturday afternoon and Sun­ Hie week end. . ' Foreman.-John Palmer. M O Hilt. Mae received-after which card* were played Mis* Gertrude Longyear of Lansing! day. ,. Mr and Mr* Hall will lx- at liona- to Roush. Dan Lewte. Angelo* Spirts . Mn. Frank Adair went to Chicago op was the over Sunday guest of Ml.’.' I Nellie Conaway. Harry Water Ken- »t>*lr friends at 4M W Walnut Saturday to visit relatives tor a few Mary McElwain/ !|ncth Leins. That Johnston. Ed ------------Mra. B A LyBarker and Mrs Chester Mr and. Mrs Leo J Ml'vrs of*Landays. » Downs and Albert Cralrf ‘ Tfter -MEETING MONDAY NIGHT. Miss Anne Burton returned on Fri­ *ing were Bunday guests of Mt. anil ‘"’“f *"’■ tn ar“d IUpUU. After •a"fine fine 0^^ dinner imd program, prpitrau, thc tlie I RunJrn vtettorw called on the bed pahrnt* i.t A V(,D’ pl<-**ant meeting of Circle No day from Ann Arbor alter a short stay «»t»» hoapitob. giving them Hietr birth- 2 of the Methndi.t t. A 8 Mr. Mrs. M J. Cross and Mr* Marian a ^k\'^rm.iAh«Jr there. tht,n»n »w also J M. Townsend, chairman,, was field Mrs Mary Trego of Irving is spend- Goodyear were In Kalamazoo and a week* raeaUon here with her moth-1 day liackilKP> *r*zr« > 'remembered with, ice cream and cake “n Monday evening at tlCv home of ■ ing a few week* with Mr and Mn. Jot Orangeville on Saturday: ‘ Mr> ««"»"<« Ohoii of South Haven (Mrs George White u/>A a good atMr. and Mrs Jan ten Creglo*. Oscar been^al^i■ da^hteiv n.«r fJcc Wlllitl*. Park, Green of Montreal. Canada, Letaon and sister. Mr.'. Edith Bonnell, atertaK V'1*' ri“lrlct chairman and had a;- tendance Thrbu‘im>.- .-<•*.urn followed W 11 ’ Miwd an Uiterc.itiiui program Sami ’>'<• excellent dinner, and plan., art. wa* the Sunday guest at Mr and Mrs spent Sunday at Whitehall Oscar Crook ' MIm Marjorie Gower spent Satur­ L,. ,.m„. Isdics from South Haven sang. Mr: made for the next meeting at Mr* t 1>j" PolTm*n °f “d' 'Uy accompany- Gary Crook* on Monday evening. Mar and Sunday at Grand Mrs H. H- Peirce leaves today foriday —, evening -------- ----——. --------• St. Louis. Mo..- to - spend some time Ledge with Miss Vernelce Plumley 6""“* character 16 Mr*. Thoa Band c mducted th-. * ritunWd to homr ln'sklt* were enjoyed M »rre the uku- devoUMW. utter which Ml** Betty with her son Mrs. Clara McLachlan of Bay City Mrs D L. Christian spent Monday!the guest of her daughter and hustn V .z. - A »nd yodeUng number* by Howard:Stickney gave a splendid exhibition.<’f Mim Itouisr Gower spent last week QUon • |character analyote which the women and Tuesday with Mrs Victor Hilbert band. Mr and Mrs. Harold Foster. Following thc program, the Udu- enjoyed and appreciated Ail are granof Woodland ! Mrs. F L Bauer was in Eaton Rapids rtv^ftehimiSL.r'l^Mr *«nd Jtomuv k * M d M Wfrr ,akcn <’n-“ tour o{ UMPccUon ot ,li> 1,1 wh»* hospltahlv: Mr. and Mr*. Glen MtLravy and laM night where she acted •* installing family of Lan*ing colled op Hasting* officer for the Eastern Star Chapter Mr and Mr* F R Thoma* and *un!"‘* A"»«r“-«n Lp«‘on *»*«■ a«»d to Btieknef for licr aMtetanc.relative* Sunday ' Mr . and Mrs Don Swlkert ol Lan- of H-aX r'-reek rum.. W^Sro Xv 1 Wf r' ’hoUn lhc ‘“WX ' I ------------- --- -----------------a «nJ;canned- fruit cellar, etc. al) of which' GIVES BEOOD TO SAVE M1M Margaret Heath luu returned sing were the gue*U of her tnotlrr L.o ti, * Mr, iwo.* very educational and inter.-ting 1 SMALL <1111.1 to her school duties al Muskegon after .Mrs Anna Swegte*. one day text week rte, LIFE. a week's vocation i Mr. and Mrs Guy Willard from HasV ™ , , . , Thc auditorium ha* been enlarged. 100' Mrs. Nettie Hyde nenvcd Ur M n 'J?!.*1' * ''at* having1 been added Th. week tliat h-r Rran<1,..;i Mr. und Mm John Ironside and sons ting* called on hl* mother. Mr* Jack nd?‘‘°‘‘£r; auditorium i.« arrange «» i; cai: fx Kratz, of Covington. Ky. 1 were Sunday gucsi* of Mr. and Mm . Snyder, of South Hastings Bunday evcOW in' W^k nr|M Oc®rgr DeM!>u u»ed a a I'ymn.uMum and for a moi: - n quantity of hi* blo.»d }■> sa' Harry Brace of Sparta. । ning Mrs Nelson Bennett and two chilLaverne Ryerson of Battle Creek Mr*"iiarnirt ‘ theater a* well. The visit to th- work .of Robert Ooble. aged two an , dren of Level Park spent Saturday with visited Mrs. UH tie Ryerson on Monday and two Jhihirri^ Man Ind J?? 2 ,hol» *“ e*iH'cially interesting Her.' year*, son of Principal Goble of thH a d H ?‘lr men were making th- fwppi-* *nld Ho’n:.^ High school of Covington TI: Mr and Mm Wm Flflcld. .and attended the Brotherhood In the 2r*^.aR!!ad’tWw!wuU> gurate'Of ln j^ppy Dav ^uuch comes this jeur, little fellow was .dangerourly ill wit?. Mrs. Tillie McLaughlin of Mukke- evening. Ron wa* here on Friday to attend the Mrs. Janna Myer* of Grand Rapids'..sir, —ana - mt.*, .i w. wage f.fj Saturday. May 21. The men work *c a Het fever Malcolm is an athlete funeral of Joseph Aahalter. \ ' w-aa here on Sunday to sec her daughPr “nd Mr*. J R Hay’ and .. Mr and ; .in relays *o <ach one has an cppor-lthfl Holme* school and Is a star barMrot 01 Saruj vrre ?‘• n' tunny to earn something and tht’iket bail and football player Hu mothMr. and Mr* Clare Norns ulid fam- ter, Mr*. Milton Murphy, who u stillinTT' : -Mr*.- F E if* Lane . ily of Lacey were Sunday dinner gucsU quite ill. ' • ncr ’s of Mr. ner mW guests Mr und and M Mr*. Furrest B |in,..hnd abo klvpj. 11M. |M.p.nt* from‘er will be remembered a* th- formet Robert Lune ' Thursday evening I ijecoming too Vrcd. Qf e-.pcctal ir.teA. Mbs Lora Hyde, who d.cd a few year:. of Mr. and Mr*. Dan Hall. ! Guest.* of .Mr and MrMr and Mr* w N. Chidester were Burch on Sunday were Mrs. •Jumcs|t<M«. .and Mr* I M. ZaciiarUh and) eM wa, Ill4, tt,._iV1nkJkoom where rugs'a#o. Sunday guest* of Rev -and Mr*. W Hayhoe of Dansville and Mr. and Mr; i Margaret of Lansing and Mr and ' of all kdid.*,- hooked and woven, arc -------------■*♦»■-------------Dura* </•! -Potterville Krilh Chidester ol St. Joint. iCha*. Bujyh ol Grand Rapid*. .I Mr* - Herbert - were' i made and Offered for sale. Rod bas-i ENTERTAINED BRIDGE ( Lt II. Mr and Mm A J. Larsen und Join. Mr and Mr- C. T Cord-* went toj Sundoy rwsLs of xft and Mr* J E jkets. trays chaw*, and Martha Wash-1 Mrs Clyde Schiihancrk of Grand were Sunday guests ot Mr. and Mrs .Chicago Saturday tor a wrek'» visit, Mattoon and Mm. Jennie Rowley. ingtoii sewing cabinet:, arc also manu- U'dgr entertained her.bridge club Theodore Kilmej of Lansing and to attend the Wedding ot their T — factored fur sale, la-athcr work is an-(this city on Friday ^evening. April li. Mrs Dm Foreman is spending the!niece. Miss Gertrude Ronan Rev. Du- KNIGHTS TEMPLAR -other phase of the traliiing .jtjMt re- the following being preM nt: Mrs Kenweek at Midland Park. Gull lak- withismi Sharpe will be the offi?m'.im; isictAI I cn nCffiPCOC '‘ulr'- ,n,e"1 ,,,ld 5kul 'n,‘ ,,H-“ mi*k' "tflh L,-u‘' Ms" her parrr.'... Mr and Mr* Tungate I minister. j INolALLtU UrrlutHO l.-.nher purse:' .bill Ml’ until Mr* Hany Wat cn. Mrs Edw H Mrs Robert Burch returned HatMr*.- J... K .................. McElaam m.... Mn. ... W... R ,.,rd CBM? leathera*aswvu well a-. Smith.m--. Mrs. Earl ... .......... ....on .... , ' ...— (i.,iu umm .-.-. ..., iujt<blcd >w tvamvi ■ Brown and M::-'*: urdajr from Chicago where she slur Jiail-Cook, Jia<;-Cook, and M :.< •-•■ *■..Emily Emily McElwain MijElwaih and ant! Ladies Wert; Were Dinner Guests Quests At At ; lov ! .v-.v 1- ,<1,.! ’hw. such w u ,;k .rk keep. kr-n.1 Funma Dnma Carpenter Carnenter and LouLe Gouurday -lv beaded bag. Such Mr and sort Mr* I Itelh Kart k n..... Hut,,r.HaturI _ • .»..........the . men - .....occupied . . ................. „n .» been llw tlw a.u«*t guest of Mr. Mm. Slr.hl.. Noble-Beth Hart Mere were In in Kalamazoo and bru»(t> ~ m a The ladle* ull report a very delightful 8ix-Thirty—r-Program FoL Cam.' [day afternoon and *i>w •Loyalties" by I Mnall incianc. besides furnnhinx th* jewning. . Mr and Mrs A. H Carvetti visited Gateworthy, presented' by the. Kalalowed Installation , ni-edcd exerctM'. AJ! ot thc work is).-------------- • • •------------Mtes Josephine Carveth of Detroit yes- maxtx> Civic . BRIDGE ».»*<• PARTY. W...V Player* . { InMullaticn of the new officers for Mlpervhed by i ' ’ terday and today, Tuesday anji' WedMrs George -Dick wood entertained Mr* F “ B DrmnllardoJ Pontine came ttlt. lUulr4.f commandcry No. 50’ teachers a* weU. . s-----------------------Monday to vtjit her mother. Mrs J R Knights Templar wa* held on Thurs- i If you haven't vhilcd these hospital* । with two tables of bridge on Saturday Mr and Mrs Hart-id Roberts of LanCyrus Reynolds passed away at tiu Mrs. MarioR Hodgvon of Charleston.' Hayes. The fltdfcs dodav:: (|ny evening The ladies wire guests.:•'»» are united to do ao and see wjiat-evening, top score being made by -Ur, M.W.. Th.. ikrtiM are spending aodu, 'ing spent the week end with his par- hpm.- Friday-night of pneumonia. Bur­ W V,.i . comes Thursday for a visit. In Kalamazoo and .Thursday Mr: Mr; ! at a delightful dinner at »ix-tlilrty,| I* being doriejfbr our W'orld war veter- David Goodyear. Jr. . .. . .. .. .. . .■ I .1 .1, K? . . V- , ■.1It.tiH... U» hl/ui with'tier parehu. Mr. and Mrs A. H Hayes will accompany het daughter,to. «,r.t’j. iut>-r attending the open installation mv. at No 1(4) which the mental; ”■ ’•’ in Map!>. Grove the past thirty years. ceremonies Following i* thc roster ofhospital, and '{ha ' American Legion SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. —-.......... :!rcnunoriii* Miss Marjory Knopf of Ann Arbor! Mr ana Mn. Robert Lambic called1 officers: I hospital when- the TB patients ur- 'The Dorcas Society will inert with Tryon of Carlton und Mr and Mrs spent the week end with h< r brother, »;i Rev R. E showerman at Branson Command! r Finky E. Johnston. I cared for. Most of thc time bpth hos-jM™ Sherman Swift Thursday tor din- Bernard Huberts of Hasting' th a recent tight the airship Akron I Sunday callers at Dexter Crouse’j। formed eight tons ot ice on her outer mid wife. Mr. and Mis. Theodon huspl hospital in Kalamazoo on Sunday, andf Generalissimo-Louis V. Br-.amcr . - are tilted io capacity pitab . and have!ncr . Knopl ' . Ii founi fouiid his condition about the same as Captain General—James M Lang-'1 a k'.nu lonu Halting naitlni Tst list a, a. well uell 1.. The r gnenj Mr. and Mrs Arlie Belsoit and family were. Cffi-A Sheffield of Battle Creek. surfacoa. which suggests a rival for ■ ■ a we Mrs. Dave Dave'■ Will Sheffield of Hastings and Mr. andI 'umc new-fangled refrigerating devices. Mr and Mrs. R. J McCreery were'a week ago Mrs Sbowcrman Is with ston. look forward lo the hlrHidiiy ,.v pa:! nat!!-. .spent .'*nt Hunday with Mr and tkti-i Mm. Marshall u’ Nadivilk Sunday guests ot hte sister and huUj hej her husband htuband n most of the time senior WanteR-Lyman B. Cham- and th- vteite of tlie Unit mcmliers -------, TOWt __________________ Fred-Smith of NaahViUc. —Washington Star. band. Mr. and Mr*. Jacob Van De LunV. M” A. A W . Woodburne. Mr -. M J beilain. ■ • -- Mrs Mr*. of Holland \ Crow andj Mi*s - . •' r. « * Mabel SUum v Ko lo jun[or Warden—Leon Tolhurst. BIRTHDAY DINNER. Moth-1 Mr. and Mr. Jack Snyder visited her Free port tonight to attend thc !. . , Prelate -Wlinam A Sciuidcr. I On Sunday Mr:. Jerry Haynes, in sister. Mrs Elijah Hull, of Charlotte | rr-Daughtrr banquet ut tiu- Method!..'.. Treasurer—Claus T Cordes . . the Hendershott district, entertained on Thursday, Mr*. Snyder remaining church. Mr* Woodburne will give tht j ........ m honor Keeorner— -t-Tai... _____ . ....... ol. her .... mother. Mn. Mary Recorder Frank ... E Adair till Saturday principal address on the program. j) Stunduid Bwrer—Henry 8. Sheldon.' Ftsher’a birthday. Mr. und Mrs. Harry Young Uerr Sat-1 Mr. and Mrs George Parker. Glen' Sword Ih-areF—Edward Tudor. I Covers were lu&j for thirty-six rela-! unlay afternoon und Sunday guests o! j Barnes, Mis*- HuuT Hoag and herjI Warder—Hubert Cook | Uvea and friciid* at bountifully - Mr anti Mrs- Clyde Schllhaneck of {father Edward Hoag'pf Lowell and Dr Sentinel—Thomas Johnston. ladened tables Guests were from Lan­ Grand Ledge | H C. Peckham and suter, Mr*. .Edith |! Later in-the evening an enjoyable! sing. Kalamazoo. Bedford. L^icey. Bat­ Mr and Mr.s George Wild of Grand Godfrey^ Freeport ----------- of ..... — were Sunday । program was rendered including se-'tl..' Creek. Dowling, and Hasijng*. t>Rapids wbre. Bunday gue*u of their giMMU <>i Mr. and Mr*. H. J. Freeland iccUons by the Masonic orchestra, a' side lhe relatives from the home disdaughter nnd husband. Mr. und Mrs Bunday ijuejt* at the home of Mr. trombone solo and selection* by a trict. Her immediate family were all Edward VanFopering. . and Mm. Joe Willitt* were, Mr and gnl .- trio comjKibed of Misses Maye' present except her oldest son who live* Mr nnd Mn. Lewi* Grave* and Mr* Mm. Robert Walker and Mrs Mary Smclker, Virginia Bolt* and Verlan1 in Idaho and three sisters who ♦ere Car) Brtteridgc ot Grand Rapid* at­ Trego of Irving, Roy Matthew* of Mid- i Linington. Card* were played after! unable to come. '”*•* ...------*—*" lovely ...... . many tended tlie funeral of Mr*. Mary M dlevijle, Chester Stowell and family of I the program J --------gifts and flowers they left with her Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mm. Arthur; -------------------Mance Saturday njternoon. . express the love ull have for this de­ Richard Falrchilq. Cranston Wileox Willitts ! HONORING RETIRING PRES. lightful aged lady dn whom the years Francis Townsend. Leslie Cook and Mr und*.Mr* Isaac Rowley apd OF PRESBYTERIAN t_ A. 8. ut m> lightly. f~ Thomar. Stebbins have returned to daughte: attended thc play ’The| Today thc executive board'6f thc The friend.-, in this- community ull their xciioaJ duties at Ann Arbor. congratulations Grecnboro Nine” given by thc Boys Presbyterian L A. 8. u having a one extend ------ ...... --------------- and wish her Mr' and Mrs. Willard Hall and fam­ Dramatic club of tlut Michigan School o'clock luncheon at thc home ot Mm i many more happy birthday*, I.U u.r DMI1U at Lansing-Saturday L4in.-Iii.g- omuiuny ; Robert ______ Walton, _______ honoring m .. . —____ the Blind Mmi»ui»-I -----ily of Kalamazoo. Mr and Mr* Perry for son *■ Harold, taking a lead-• Duckcr. tlie the retiring president. president The Thej MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER. Hall and Mis* Marjorie were Sunday night, -tlirir l-i- . ing part In thc play. . liable drcoratfnn* Honoring a recent bride. Mrs Wilbur guests of Mr and Mr*. Dan Hall. decorations are arc sweet sweet peax peas Mrs. Mrs. Mi aqd Mr* Raymond Windcknecht Those who were here from awaytDucker will be pretented with a suit- Toltei, nee Belle Hill, of Delton, Mrs \iHted Mr. and Mrs/- George Winde- to,attend thc funeral of Rev Horace able gift.-Mr*. C. E. Hyati I* the nee.| Edith Sehoolenbcrg and ^iss Mil dud knecht of Grand Rapid* on Sunday, Chamberlain on Tuesday were Mr . president of the L. A S. During Mrs.' Johncock entertaimd very delightfully thc latter returning with her son and and Mrs. Wm. Spooner of Oak Park.' Ducker * regime thc society hu* mad- with a miscellaneous shower Friday Hl. and,Mr*. Helen C Ives of Rock-1 splendid progress which will no doub evening at thkhe home -* of Mr*. Scboolenamazoo. twelve rw*g being Mrs D. D. Walton and Mrs. Earl ford. 111. Mr.-. Xvca remained for aii|be continued under tlie leadership of lu-rg of Kalau Coleman arc In Kalamazoo attendin'; extended < Halt with Mrs. Chamberlainri Mrs. Hyatt. prerent. 'The rt'“ evening was spent with Mr. and Mr* Claude Wood. Mrs.!' ’ the Michigan p. T. A. Congress in *csplaying game*, prints being awarded Mon there for three days, Wednesday Flora Wo<xl and Mr. and Mr*. Harold! iiu.ntn i»c.A CLUB. the honor guest, who Mts> Gold! THE NEW IDEA Haynes and baby were Sunday guests! Mrs James Silsbee und ^.... -------- ------Thursday and Friday. Mrs Fred- Towne and Ml** Mhrquila ' Henton. ajetitic bringd C. D. Garn of Grand Rapids. Hobart of । Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wlteon-of Grand crick Palmer werr hotteMe* :T’_ to the The table* icre attractively decoratSoon Pays for Itself lings'to the -■— ■ •home — ■ - • eve- i... and Gordon Garn and live MUW Beryl Rapid*. Other guest* were Mr. It. And* club al• •• their Wednesday cd — in green und white, thc color Gefacva ning. .April 13. scheme foi/ the two course luncheon. Bussey and Esther Hatght of Battle Mr*. Ralph Wood and Miss C ’ Finished within in china thriftyZ Here, in these new Creek were Hie guests of Frank and Wood The gatluring wa* in honor of ( a’delicious 8 30 dinner *a* served, white, stainless porcelain— Majestic refrigerators, is a JOLLY BIRTHDAY CLUB. thc birthday of Claude Wood. j *prina flowers being used on thc table Miss Lettie Garn Sunday. ----at-wfilch place* urre marked for the A most enjoyable birtliday party wa* every corner rounded. Fin­ value quite as sensational Kuna*. , held at Mr*. Edith IkthtcE* on Thur.v__ __ Ii gursU , ished without in everlasting as was that first Majestic Tlie regular buMne** meeting was day. April 1< when she entertained satin-like Elastp. A refrig­ radio, which almost over followed by games, icwing and w rociul: the Jolly Birthday club All member* F. O. B. FACTORY evening /were present and the husbands were erator built tu give you a night transformed an in■—— ----- guest*. Mr* Bechtel* sister. Mr* AnLIFETIME oi SERVICE at dnstry. SUFFERS A BROKEN HIP. na Checreman.. wa* also a guest. All L) WeAkoGive.., Mrs. Eunice Mead of Nashville, wish for Mr». Bechtel many more hapthe LOWEST COST, and to Here, at last, is a- refrig­ mother of Mrs Clyde Wilcox of tin* ,«• birtliday* erator that fits any kitchen pay for itself in leas than EUGENE city, had the sad misfortune on Bat.------------- wa urday of falling, while out tn her RECOVERING NICELY. 2 years ’ time. comfortably. Scientifically shelved, it Includa* i LE-MUR yard, sustaining u broken hip. She waa; It is a matter , of pltMUrC to th-j WHETHER OR NOT you already permits full use of every cubic inch of brought at ’ once to Pennock hospital many Halting* friend* of Dr Wininestoil KNOW the satisfaction of opening ii_ space. Multi-powered, it assure^ where thc fracture was reduced und 1* trea MgLravy of Grand Rapid* 1 FREDERICK gatiuna as gairun^ a* well a* i>o*»tble possible She ha* know that she is making a' liix- re-; MAJESTIC product, we urge you to complete refrigeration even ut high thc sympathy ot her many friends. ' ' icovery from her recent operation anti: iufipeft these latest majestic noon in the tropics. Actuated by a *) lia* returned to her home at .'J'J StaiHONORED AT THE D. B.8< U.. from MV „ Blodgett hospital. Sire K Able I silent compressor—with only three REFRIGER/VTORS before you buy At an election of officers held last ‘ ' ‘p, ;,n' Up 'j0: short time each day. . any other tj/ake. TlfEN, Si AH H the moving parts! Equipped with a fac­ week. Miss Etlu l Ruglu. Hustings High -------school class of TO. wa* made secretary A PATIENT AT SPARROW tory-sealed unit that pan be pulled out MAJESTIC. POINT by POINT and of lhe June graduating da*s ol thc ■ HOSPITAL IN LANSING. and replaced in 15 minutes. DOLLAR for DOLLAR. IF YOU CAN I 'Detroit BusineM University. Miss Rag- ■ Tlie many frtCfid* of Mr*. Verne Ila will be w.c ot five member* of th- Johnson of lainsing ucfv sorry to hear[ clasa to receive rhe Degree oi B C. B ' that she L* a patient at Sparrow hoe-t 'for the completion of the ExctuUvc pltai in the capital city, having under-i ! Secretarial Course. ' I gone a ecnou* major operation on i Thursday of last week All hope lor her L. V. BESSMER. Eywight Specialiit GIVING CHALK TALKS. I rapid and complete recovery. I V R. Wotring. Chalk Talk artist of . HASTINGS, MICH. Woodland, gave hte. Bong Of Hlu- GAVE ITIOGRAM AT MIDiwaliia in Three Rivera Friday, going DLEVILLE ON TUESDAY.! from there to South Bend for programs On Tuesday afternoon. Mrs W R al a Mens Work Conference. South Cook gave thc program nt the Middk-' ' ° tire certain lo be handicapped. Bend is thc beginning of an Itinerary ville Ladies.' Literary club. Mrs. Cook.I Why nut enjoy thc comforts of comfortable vision?. Why not of northern Indiana that will last «cv- Mrs. Marian Goodyear and Mr* M .1 cral week... । Cross were luncheon guests of Mrs mt as nature intended you oliould?. First our examination then ----। Bennett of Middleville preceding the the necessary cyeglast help. Theo as nearly perfect vision as BIRTHDAY PARTY. West State Street I lasting*, Michigan club meeting. possible. Thc above Is well worth your best thought. Gordon Clement. Jr., entertained a company of Illite friends al the home THREE TIMES, FOUR CLUB. Continued neat week. of his grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. W.' Mr*. Finley Johnston wa* hosteM to L tiliulter*. on Friday, the uccimoii Uic Three Time* Four chib un Frida;, being his fourth birthday. Tlie chil-i evening, auction bridge furnishing the dren had a happy time with game*. | entertainingut. ^.ggB First in the Quality field to fit smalt purses and spaces $99 ■PERMANENT WAVES ,'SPECIA I WAVE u nn $3.00 A^r £,d 00 mIT Fox Bros. Barber and Beauty Shop ills' Dedicated to Better Vision You May “Get Along” The World Expected It Majestic Has Done It! Miller Furniture Company Complete Home Furnishers �Our Success m r > rw — , . - r'r* e~< r t r> Mr an“ Mr* IJ u01 t-arma THE CHURCHES ,'•pent Monday afternoon with the for­ -—... 1 mer's sister. Mrn. Frank Mclterby. Mr. and Mrs: Fred Mayo entertained Sunday Leo Herrick of Detroit. Mrs. Leo Herrick and daughter Phyllis of Battle Chyk. Mr and Mrs. Shirley Mayo and daughter Wilma of Hastings and Mr. und Mrs. Chester Hpfftnan of WANTS fill buiinrv, Management and ulitfartury dealing *llh P®U»y- Citizens Mutual f Battle Creek Enquirer and News FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY FOR SALE Thr many friends of Mrs. Eunice Mead were sorry to hear of her acci­ dent Saturday white out doors raking Daily and Sunday pltal fur an X-ray which showed the bone in her hip was badly splintered Mrs D D. H«w was at Grand Rup- H. S. SHELDON Funeral services for Silas Reynold* '*•*» held. Monday qltiriuxui nt tht Hess Funeral Home ut two o'clock «RiV Cordes News Agency 139 State St., Hastings, Mich, spent n few days lust week wit Fieri nnjl with her granddaughtet Player Piano In lhe vicinity of Hasting*, which Is slightly u»ed and almost paid u« HAtR OK KKXT--I V:'. It B-ml Mr. nnd Mn- Charles Chupmun of and Mrs. Geo. Hoffman were Mrs. Vermontville were Sunday afternoon tic Ovcrsmilij and Geo Hoffman nne. rrl.’nj.M.-: bank lUr:.- l'. .Vc. Tlie many friend:; of Mrs. Enum Wilkinson were surprised to hear' id her marriage Saturday to Frank C Lauer of Augusta. They were married; HASTINGS MARKETS and Tully Scott of Kalamazoo ^ubest man. Mrs- Charles Bet's played • FOR i : . • •• HORSE SALE j breakfast was .served by Mrs. Vclmi Hartwell and Miss Phyllis Brumm. They went to their home near Augusta Sun- cu'fkm r--l 1 1‘ j’.tsi'H.’“? m-'nlu ’ ’ j ' I..U j l:<’tt-:HSl.t.-Tbrwwith •' •»>■» i 1.. M-ttlr FSnon »r I .roi n u M.»X ‘poll ’lHSI.lt—t«< P>r»M Cbt»s n r»-h <in—| f,rw Automobile Painting. Marentette. a daughter sang Oh Promise Me" before the ceremony. The bride was'gowrted in a King's blue Ha: crepe and her bouquet was white tea - lUlrhiMZ fr-un t-otti" •in«|r ! t. AG>i«; L-rh-.m.* »£• JUrt^l l’lt» 1 , h«».. R.;«h (p el, h«ve lu.n Lrj.1 • U .! Jl.'.bilccilte, “ fh-kr V. - Tl.' WANTED i their daughter. Mrs George Ka>’la. und -family near Coats Grove. Frank Barry of Detroit visited re lalives here the past week. Funeral services for Mrs. Lucy Hyde' Smith were held Thursday nftern.x»n,at the Evangelical churcll* conducted by w.«h| f...m j 1 Saddler of Hastings and Mrs. lars are ^wilding ti lew days ut LykHU and Hale Sackett attend! tl th fish supper at the American Le:;‘.-’; Higdon spent Kteinhans tn Grand Rapid • The Cloier feat dub will bv enter­ tained Friday night by Mr«. John Dull and Mrs. William Justus at th: CARDS OF THANKS furatly of Kankakt Is hereby given to all Depositors and Credit­ ors of the Nashville State Bank the receiver is now accepting the filing of Claim*. Every Depositor should brinp hi* Savings Book, Cer­ tificates of Deposit, Cashier’s Checks, or any other form of deposit with’them in order to file their claims. Also, regarding Commercial Checking Account*— Statements must be called for, and each Depositor must be sure that figures agree when filing claims. ■ Parents may file claims for children. Filing of ail claims must be completed within 90 days from February 23, 1932. Proof of Claim blanks may be obtained at Bank. NASHVILLE STATE BANK Important Nashville, Mich. Indeed . The equipment that a fnnvral di­ rector hns deter•muljg.Atn a great ex­ tent the kind'of service ht c-an ren- The FARMERS UNION MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 45 Yea nnd GRANGE PROGRAMS ill :i*M***mrnl« nrr levied atA"1* P^r $100 in advance. What «a« thc Indchtrdnr**, against the company on April I. 19321 lr»* th'an*5-too. representing a few urattcrrd loMr*. What a-vl* did the company pn*sc>* on April 1st? ' l iquid a-set* $43.3*8.15. Office and equipment $8,500. Hmt many member* and hnw‘ much al risk? *tH>0 member* 'carrying $25,000,000 Insurance. What explanation would lhe officers like to make? We offerBXLajjdogles. Woodland, Mlrhlgad. ting anti cofhpleic type of service we could pomibiy .deThursday P M Mr. and-Mm Walker Cotton spent Sunday at the latter's parents. Mr. j/711 Merchandise WALLDORFF Unger attended the Summ Outers' I Birthday club at the home of Mrs. I Cleo Scars Wednesday ft was enlertwined by thc Meudumes Glendora , j Scars and Theda Wilt, their birthdays 1 both being on tlie same day. lhe 13th -of April. There were 19 present. A FUNERAL HOME '3 jClum Bolter took tint prize and Mrr. Minnie Samon Gcrllnger won thq ch i bcoby prize. Mrs. Anno Gerlinger will Monday. (l , entertain the next meeting in May. Sarah MeCauJ and daughter Bertha Pauline Enr of Charlotte spent Hie Eurlda Curtis spent a part ol lost week with her grandparents. Mike--- ----- -------- -----------Curtis. Cecil Curtis and family spent'. Sunday. Vance Sharp and wife Sunday there. [afternoon callers at the Potu h< in our Establishment is marked in plain figures ... with the price of the COM­ PLETE Funeral Service. Funeral Service �PART TWO THE HASTINGS BANNER k Jews Fancy Salaries Are Paid Fortunate State Workers * Y. Mi C. A. ITEMS . . . «*, *... sun. one efr *tir national baseball WMWIIMIWW. «,««». ■ WmbJI,., resolution has already been offered in in order that other state pai>rr* may Secretary W LDuncan of Shenandoah" the houv to force the administrative catch up with lhe Scludule where theCo, VaL gives a >>deiight as tu Hi* board to compile figure, regarding same copy will be released throughou' jum- <>] the real greatnew <>f tlw man the number, kind .und pui|>u'<* of Michigan <n tlie umr day The New- ix-ar Sh -tale-owned ears ami to tcll-tlic tax- receive* not one cent of pay .for -(f a)l the boy'- could see what I l>ayern wliat it cu-ts to keep thrdi Ull* syndicated copy, lljjotrlbutr, it j have .-.ten th-last six or seven year* going Complaint is made thnt lhe gladly to Hie’wrHuiv oMnuTTkan tax- they wouldn't want uny more to conhighways within a hundred mile-. <-f payer? and to aid In throwing open since Hum thal it ac, to h-.v right tin- state Capitol are crowded nights, the dour <if 'heretofore darki-hrd , -when I startea in baseball there Hiuidays and holidays with cul.-, bear- ClSunberr. Il welcome;, moreHun « .(r*l players*in the big league, ing state plate*. Lrgisluti.ts want lo lUOnuO reader-, to.a portion ot col- p|;,JUie great bail they had tlie uWiity know what they nrt- doing und who umn. ’ j to. demand large 4|ar>. tiu- paper* buys the ga* : 'Highway Rill. - . - ’ 'iwetr full ol Iheir pictures I^rTvlntr I<n for Hu* anwimi* moment mr the uuu-in matter. ■K’^al dm.... ----- — Slate Cement Plant. ,«n,niK -- things they were ...... — And then there I. that matter of of f .n payrolls; lit us niruider tlw o»>>’ time you hear their name;, menwlien there v- a benefit game * the <-rment plant payroll which came proixixi highway diversion bill intro- boned to light last week wlu-n.coplr-s ot all dlMOd in tbn .male by Senator Nor-. J'l-»>’d lot them. Every year we ar • "slate payroll., wire rtet-ivrd from lhe man H Horton as a part of lire gov-'»*ke<j to help some bull player who auditor general. This >>ayroll had not < riw.i tax relief program. Tiu- origi- ■'•’s Jwt m good or belter Ulan wf art ■shown up on record-, -upplied by the mil bill a ■ drafted by the governor »-few years back administrative bourd Tlie members and hi-; advisor■> and luinded thc lam’”In nearly etw ca.-e bad habit- were of the legislature recalled at once senator when he arrived in Iain- l*“" whole can -- Liquor and cigarettes that n bill hud been |xi- *d in 1931 ta[ the -.(«■< nd o mn pleased no rutn “W- good, strong, healthy men closing up this state industry und on- •xce.il tlie Covert road ixiiid hold- Hum anyihini: No inanug<-r Af a ba •­ when they saw llshd a ;ii|>orintendrnt er.. anrT they <|ured not voice iheir b.ili club wants a num who use* too. of a plant that was not -upjxiM-d to be :ip|irobation l«--t they defeat their own much liquor or -inoki■ too many /is. 'operating drawing a salary of »5U0(j inter*- i The )>rqyUioM. 61 thc bill are!te and Hw .same uppiic. lo any *iliev demanded pt the governor to wvre coiulcmned bv Oakland Macomb'■ line of work. No man can do hintself . know tire answer Tlie gpvwnor wm and Monroe county taxpayer.-, a ■ of-1 justice .nnd use liquor or ci'garviti-. t > as much surprised ns any-and d> - firing no relief t» Hicm: it took mr»t »••>' great extent. I don't care what his ruction away mantled an explanation from Chux W. i>I of thc the enlist construction away from from north-j north-1 business business may may be. be Faster, secretary ol the ndministrau-.v crn couiiDqy; i-'xinlitp; it it, placed added dicta? dicta-'J Nearly every year <>me young trail txiard CTjarllv und to explain that tonal powers iiiwi already overover-■ ' player player comw comes iin ujkm the tlw already n the big league-, mid liu-y still had some cement <>n hand loaded .-'ate aihnini-stratUe board; it makes goal, stand, out above all the und that Hie money paid Lhe high had the backing of the supply nndj nnd । ot other »,cr ymmg young players ptayera and ionic some of the; the older stars stars. Ba Babull writers fansi Jiriced force enmr out of the revolving equi|HU>-nt lobbyists—in fort it apap- older a bull writers nnd nnd fatu lund which is ki-pt revolving by wiling jx-an-d i-vcryonr exi-x- ‘ all. all over over praise praise turn him to to the the skii skies He . . . to .please Jvlxrut everyone .s He. u little cement ’ now and then. Tile re)d lhe poor ----- •taxpayer —...... - *for — whose — •*’•*«*« »ore-1' thinks he Ims •"-•a.. made good, maybe «*_■• for-'j governor tain, not pleased ami sent for U< l <?» it was said U» have lieen>gets that he promised Mniieone that lie, John Miner, generally conridered by drakm It did take a lol of bonds now! wouldy t dnnk liquor, soon he fmd< his democratic bn-tliren as good timber worth considerably less than t»ur and 11 hat he is not playing a< he usually did I . for governor, his nanu- being mention­ lying tn bank and investment con^- land becomes dhcouragvd Hix manage.-1 ed in that respect treqmntly l>any tndlta and make them worth one [sends him back to a .-.mailer leaitor. John came running wltii M H. Mc- hundred cents on the dollar. That'after pleading with him to live rightGafllgan. thc • cement plant superin­ much can be .-aid of the governor'syuud take care nf hinwlf. He soon finds tendent. ul his heels. TIicmT prlwin firat draft. . | norone wants mm He. can’t make officiate were quick to explain that Bitt there Ijavc been "three-star rntbigh money to Vve on.and has to ’ only a few. high-ups ... . ,were. actually.. on ... and "Jour-star’ ixhtioiis of lhe lull j depend on some .man who never had a full time employment; that whde it-since then, until wlun a hearing .was,chance to make big money, but who was true n chem|.-.t was on the payroll held on the latest bill on Thursday, lived right and saved his monry for 12.160 hr really wa* not dallying last the mem'urv drew little (qiposi-! ■ Very truly yours, with test tubes Lui 'might be found non except from fx-troit and Grand Walter Johnson " sweeping the floors or loading cement Rapid* jwhticiaiv- who want thc high- i 11th Annual Farm Boys* (unferrme. , THIS OLD BANK HAS HELPED MANY A YOUNG MAN and into rars for -Tupmr nt They ex-- way funfis for dole purposes. With ’a ’ Among lhe fine things on, the pro­ plained tltal while *2.500 for u chief-tew amendments now being consider- ! WOMAN TO FORM THE HABIT OF REGULAR SAVING rlerk lor an idle plant seem , like quite t-d ' tin- bill would Irring to Ingham cram ol7the Farm Boys’’ Conference: I last Saturday GroveB.'was ar. n lol of money, tliey never yet luid county and other countie, where rea-j,>,e Mrat vvCoats "iv! w,n.' ”s«7 by Mr. w. D. -----" fm bceo told lo .turn the book-, over to .Min Jia, ruled in highway circle.,, a;[address “d n> JwJhTaS any other nrtthmity nnd liad kept measurable portion of tax relief In *" *£?“'*“* t ‘ him on They explained tin- prcsano* Inglunn county, provided tiu- fund.w‘‘ ” •dwo’ attendance aS as given by ll»e Hie Senior and and! ... a.. tJ.200 chief engineer ..... ...; .lo ..be Hotuxmcally .... of und .1..., shift .were and judi- iattendance ___ .(toui-iy. ndnuntsteri-d ..... .. . w J engineer at S1.98O uiul u night-fireman by the county:j F*’’**'1’”’’1 classes of hu school; ut 82.2a0 n-, rverssary to keep t" the ; road ......... cnnimi-doiiers :it will "" ;return ' . ” the Why Boy* ami Girl* Attend ............... lax. In Inghrnn ma,n«» High School—Sentoka. • .office, in which lhe lone i»<>kkre|xr property county it it works, warm and comfortable. Whin ..hciiid entirely replace tiro property! 1. To w-lect a vocation. hulej before the hoii-w way. mul menu-; t?x for Jncui and county road con-! 2. Social cop!act.< The Only National Bank Hastings, Michigan roimnittre Mi. Miner nnd the cement stntclion and maintenani-v. Tl would) 3. Bioath-ns View. — plant siiiierintciidcnt agreed lo do a i<-uit in most townships in relit ring 4. To do hfe wmk belter. In Barry County jtystri Telephone 2217 ,w quick job m (milling They agreed ratin property of from a mill to five 5 Better acquainted with world that a smaller burlUing might be used mills in pn>t>crty tax and the cities ■ problems. , for thr scant accoikiting now required irnm tin- hulf-mlll iwinty road, lax 1— 6 To receive thc diploma u- a und that a bux stove might n place an Uw- bill nbo oilers • Lansing. East label. . expensive .tram )>owrr plant now be- Lansing and Mason some assistance 2- 7. To enjoy later life more ing used to heat a lot oi vacant fcpuce. :h maintaining through strct-U within 1— B. Understand people. About 82.500 u month in salaries-alone ttmr resjiectivr border* 1— 9. A'jilace to keep out of mLshas bcm jgud out xipce the plant •' — — 1 wc •’ .shall —-*discuss lhe rtafcNext week chlcf. . closed down a year ago. ■administrative board, what it was mip1—10. To learn iiow to study an 1 school, fur practical education und .MIDDLEVILLE. WEEKS CORNERS. Battle Creek shoppers Thursday. jpdacd to do and wliat it is costing. State-wide Attention. concentrate. Mrs. Ida Etson and ---------------------------------------brother-in-law Mrs. West -----------------and family Grand experiences. Mr WaiDr. B. C. Swift. C. F. Parker. W. R. --------------------- -of------------1— 11. Principle behind Idris amt int.-re.sHng Readers of this pa|x-r -may lx- in­ lace s address Was ah' outstanding fea*; Harper and C. A. Cardin r attended the of nc*r Bellevue called at Leslie Dick- Rapids spent the week end with Mr. problems. ANT RIDGE. terested to know- that thc first install­ tore of the.ronterence. 'Democrat State Convention at Sagr- erwn Sunday P M. West at tlieir farm iuimc 2— 12. TV avoid manual labor. ment of thte relics attracted stateWeek's Letter George Gillett was elected prraidcn*. naw« tnt. nth as delegates from Thorn-Mr a,,a Mrs H O Armour of Mr and Mrs. Archie Matteson at 1 — 13. Participate in athletics and i ’ a‘,w'“on nrf;i‘ voyle Benner of Hustings spent a of the-conference, with Dwight Ferris.: app|r. Hickory Cotner* spent Sunday* at Lyle, the McOmber district called at Prank club work. . • strict y a home paper featurf. jx-rm s- few dayft u<ck at WlH Kotol(,-t. vlcc.pn .Md.-.n .nd cta> O» Bmlto. smith. ,M tomll, ,wlly .ocm Buito.v Sund„ ■ M„ L„., ™.1 .n,, '■ 1 MiUn® Suna.s p M. J—14. It L, n good and growing in­ me-umMem slon to share in the publication of the .... . .. Mrs. Lillie Matteson of this place---------------------------------------- -A............ scrU-s ha* been requested* by a group Mr 4,111 Mr,‘- Krilh James ol the vestment .dinton Two. M .hr m,mv. with E of publwhers representing about 40 of <■'’> over Bunday at Alton .Wood­ and Bessie DrCrwker of Scotu were BANNER WANT ADVS. PAT. 1— 15. Educa'lon is most interesting nnd profitable preparation for: the largest attendance. 14 ot tiu- 7lt '"-‘ ’ Hie leading county scat nnd home town Mr. and Mrs Cedi Ronk ot Batl'v coming from that township : E. D. Johnson and - wife have re-r Weeklies ol Michigan. Their I sues of Cr.-ik. Mr. and Mr. Albert Kinne of hfe work. A male quartette from ■Woodland turned to their home Here, after spend• 1 the present week will carry Lhsj^Nnc Flint. Mr. und M.- la .-i Abbey, Roh4—16 Prepare for c'oifcge. ’ tompoted or Laird Wotring, Paul’'«« “M> winter in Grand Rapids 2— 17. Acquire better education. story which upjx-fcred in tin- New ert and Rlcbftrd Of Hastings upent Smith. Lawkon Smith nnd Dale Town-1 Tlie M E. church was filled Sunday Tiu- number al the extreme left. tn-|5? last week. Wc are marking time thte Sunday with their parenis, Mr und furnished two numbers on the I A. M. A large choir and excellent ser-i dicates Icates the number of nelsons (rersons with tinthe. send, -M-1 week and cutting our own article shun M{s. Lester Kinne program ' ‘ jnons keep up tlie interest same. opn.Uim.nM the *umr idea. Mr. Bell. Stipt. of Middleville schools, e. p. Biake and G. D. Whitmore al-! Why a Roy Should (io In High School—Freshmch. had a demonstration team on Tree tended the Republican County Con• Grafting that would br hard to beat. I vention in Hastings last week. Both 1. To prepare for later life. Two normal school boys. Paul Smith named to attend thc Republican 2. Prepare for better cliance for ad­• and Uland Jones, assisted Mrs. Maude state Convention later in Grand Rap-V vancement. Smith. Clay Bas>ctt and Dale Bump.ids. / 3. To learn how to act while aroundI with tlie track meets, at the achieve-: Some ot the boys who arc attending with other jw-oplc. , ment days Monday and Tuesday colleges spent Sunday with their jieo4. To learn how to study alone I pie here. . 5. It is ImixisMble to get a Job NORTHWEST RUTLAND. without training. Mr. and Mrs. Loyd McNutt are par­ | Harry Clem and family are moving1 6. To secure an Agricultural educa- ent* of a tunc (sound baby boy who onto the farm known us the O. W. farm south of town tlon.. will answer to the name of Keith j Struble Have you your tickets for the |>en- j 7. Find out about many things that Charles Congratulations lie would faever hear otherwise. Edward Matthews is confined lo his„tor playV • It . will be worthwhile . , . .as those , 8 Training is necessary for stfccexs. home with an attack of measles and*" ,h*J“l.are wwWn« ,urd t0 makc a success. 9. Association with other peoplq other complications. His friends hojie it “ r'*’L TAO ADVANTAGE OF OUR Our school board has made contract* helps Jo make a better citizen; and he will soon be well. but one ol our present ■----teach- , helps a person so that he knows 'The P. T. A. meeting and supper with all ™ how lo act. Ex -Loud talking, Suiurtav „l«hi «... MH and MW Slir>u. or I‘W 01 MW Tlmmx. ni< cnticiilng M-iiool mates. learns to num b, nil. take criticism from school mates Mr, and Mr. Will Newton of E. BUte ““W “J"3 «« W.r which does not hurt like that Road visited in the Camp home Sun80<x} w”rd5.?JIlts wortt2 . , from tile outside, day j Our school building was broken into OF IQ. Grade and High school should lay Rev. Chamberlain, who has been in Sunday damage done thc foundation for making char­ 111 health for a long time, passed away 10 «l‘‘ The, robib"s <«« ««* «»•' >’ acter. at his home here Sunday. April 17.1 °i*n and it will take an expert to do 11. To learn laws of health We extend sympathy to Mrs Cham-, «> Rs the combination is broken off and l!i A boy should attend High school berlaln u“‘ handle twisted. Tlie H A. Brog Mrs. Ernie Edger is assisting her sis- 1 Oil station was also entered and a! because R helps him in igter life 29x4.40 a* he will undoubtedly have to ter. Mrs. Baker, to get settled in their! Quantity of cigarsand cigarettes takftm ■ work. aLso they get different opin­ farm home near Middleville. ,ro'» the. store part Several gallons of; TIRES ions of different things from peo­ Mrs. Fred Camp and Alice are stay- <•« “«>d “ quantity of gasoline taken, ple that know. ing in Hastings. Mrs Camp is canng The sheriff was called at once upon 13. A boy should attend High school for her sister. Mrs. D. J. Ragia. who is discovery, ana and is worsing working on ine the case, case. i, j1 The will, have luck 'n’* Pythians uhlans will hare a pot not hwk! so that he will be prepared to do convalescing from a severe Ulness. 'supper this Tuesday evening before; better work when he gets out of IN OUR HISTORY in.i.iu, : lodge session. This will no doubt end' school. IRVING. rhhovt m« 14. To meet’farther tilings In life or Dr. Hotntr Ketchum, who lives att<he serira of games and suppers that, Thh li your opportunity to tu-uqulp be prepared. . Lake Al-Gon-Qtrtn. will give a leejure have been very successful the post' yovt cor with genuine U. S. Tliui at .. the Middleville ...jm. . ... .. ---- winter. ' 15. High school gives a girl or boy u at M. ~ E. church on thc 29x4.40 When applicants apply, for work today, they much better chance to get into so­ mystery of hfe. This U to be free and in addition, ara giving Ultra liberal cial activities and teaciies them the people are invited to attend. SHULTZ. usually arc asked to leave their telephone In Pairs hada-in allowancei on U. S. Royali better etiquette. . Mr and Mrs Dick Poff ot Battle Mr and Mrs. Fred DeJongh and the 1 numbers. For the easiest and quickest way to built with Tuaipurod Rubber. Hate’s a 1 Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Tobias. latter’s sister„• Joyce Brady, of Bur-! do for some big or small firm if Mrs. Rose Trego. Mrs. Ida Moore, of nlits spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrshiimmon additional help is by telephone. big double saving! the person tuu a High school di­ Hastings, also Mr. and Mrs. F. M Geo. Clouse ploma. In many instance*, other things being equal, Um Craig and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cushing Mr and Mr:. Frank Housh and fam­ 17. There te much fun besides the of Hastings were Sunday callers at tlie ily of near MHo spent Sunday after­ hard work of studying. There is .home of Mrs. Jane McCann. noon with Wm. Bush. tire baseball for both boys and it is reported that John Benedict of Mr. and Mrs. E E. Smith and sons Your telephone is one of your most important girls, football for the boys, basket Lansing has bought the farm across of Delton spent Sunday afternoon with ball for boys and girls and many from the Whittemore school, from n Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith. other school: activities. Parties, Mr. Schalbley of Woodland and will such as fire, accident or sudden aickneas, you* Clifford Clouse, who la working near banquets, conferences, trip*, etc. move there soon. Coats Grove, spfnt Sunday afternoon telephone is PRICELESS PROTECTION. IB Boys should attend High school1 Leo Jenkins and friend from Grand with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. to better prepare themselves for Rapids visited his aunt. Miss Mary Clouse. 'Drive-In Service" Hasting* Phone 2177 later life by learning things andI Jenkins Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fuller of Kalacooperation. , Mr. and Mrs. Harry Eastman of muoo spent Friday afternoon with 19. The ability to co-operate with Greenville were Sunday guests ot Mr Wm. BU*h. others. and Mrs Wm McCann and Mr. and Mrs. Etta Spiller of Banfield spent BIG SWI Mr. Wallace elaborated on the op­ Mrs. Ed. Smith of Hastings were Sun­ Saturday night with Mr. and Mn. A. portunities furnished In Smith-Hughes day afternoon callers. Smith. . Regularity Necessary to a Successful Life ?ency Physically and Commercially Mich, Hl the home ot Mr. ffinan were Mrs Nrtd Geo Hoffman. Jr-, XTED dr Painting. Irpiods Used. f ES' AUTO BODY EVICE ’ i al Court 4- t E SALE Regularity in Saving Regularity in Paying .Moderation in Spending Contribute toward a Frugal, Prosperous and Satisfied Commercial life JCTRIC CI.F.AMIHO lloui trial W MODEtai FreUry r ROY O HENXEY uthllaru Co. lluUiup. . of Claim*. Rook, Cery other form laima. Accounts— positor must - thin 90 day* at Bank. BANK hville, Mich. ■( rvice n April 1. 1932? 2 HE hardships you may experience in order that you may save Ttoday, regularly a part of your earnings, will bring rejoicing in the years to come when yon can enjoy the fruits of -your present economy. Hastings National Bank E! nd Credit­ ink. LJTUAL IPANY Regularity in Eating Regularity in Sleeping Regularity. in Exercise Contribute toward a Healthful, Happy and S uccessful Exist a nee! MICHIGAN BELL TELEP H O NEC O . SPECIAL SPRING SALE rerrtary. MCK. Director. , urill bring you ' inririririnrirv -n-rrainraimtrun , lent is ires ? COMervlce. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN U.S. TIRES 85 PRICES NEVER LOWER U. S. GUARD 60 2 Tire* and Tubeu *9.35 jfato Jport ^hop ku Employers often summon additional help by telephone �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL »■ 1KH PAGE TEN Est Carrie M. Kelly, dee d ‘Proof of NASHVILLE. f'CtllDT Unilttr l*’’u *^ed- ®rder admitting will entered, Week's Letter LUl/Al nuUDZ. ZVAVVC ■ bond filed and .letters issued, ordet Mrj, Emma Wilkinson renirned from » limiting ret ticme nt. petition fur. hear* Detroit where she had spent thc winI ing ciaimz filed, notice to creditors is- j ter wlth her daughter. Mrs A. I Mar- ■ PROBATE COURT NEWS. . enieite Eat. Amanda Norrtz. deed Final re-'.sued. Est. Albert M. Quick, dec’d Petition John Gardner of Barryton »i*nt the' ceipta filed, order allowing final ac­. . count cn’.crcd. discharge of Adipr B-i for Admr filed, waiver' of notice fil' d, i week end at thc W- D Wallace home • order appointing Admr. entered, bond) M.IJ- Lenrie-Kirkpatrick of Middle^ sued, estate enrolled. J filed, letters issued, order limiung wt- v«)r Is visiting Miss Edith Fleming. Eat Samuel Allen, dec'd. Annual ac­ |tiemen*. entered, petition for hearing Mr. and.Mrs 8 B Mater of Marshall count filed. L.„.„ ....... „ clutnij. nit-d, noUCc to creditors issued, called onlatter'. . luothcr. Mr.- • Eat. Alta Veenstra. deed Testimony■■ mvriitorv"fiied" r.hd. • J Hannah H -.Jtobiu-.on. Sunday. of freeholders filed. — •- —;" / 1 ' Est Calvin Stanton, dic'd. Wil! and’ Oloom passed over the village Satur-I - -----estate issued. 11 nT tx torr =....<• filed. peutitm-to probule filed, decliiwuon-of W afternoon when word spread; Est Fannie "Satdwin. dec'd. Invi-n-’ trust r___________ . publication en- quickly that Don Hess had passed away filed, order for at Pennock tyaplta] where he had un-: tory filed. ‘ ’lered. Est Clarg A. Payne, minor. Rclra*Ent Hiram E. Rogt r.-. dec'd. War- dergotic a seflous operation the. first ot! of guardian filed, discharge of guard- rant and inventory filed.., had been in the undertaking and un i.vucd. estate -enrolled. Ent prances c.‘HiMlrar«Rh c'd Prtl- and furniture business hen- for several! Est Frank L- Fisher, dec'd.. Order lion for Herns.' to rellJil'd- testimony .,*1 «»c . _ i .nicmoci oi me ms-, of freeholders ■ filed‘ l ice rue to m -rI •lI., confirming sale-vnterra ­*>-t’amW''';'; r, "-«■•"* ^-1 Eft. Tlionias Whitlow Afitlcr. nu .Annualmacixxiht guardian filed. ... a Ot SK.r,„ ! Annu., ' * " " ■ For Safety’s Sake Property, investments and securities of almost every sort have greatly depreciated during the past .several months, and in. many instances, dividends and interest have been reduced or temporarily discontinued. &t. Stephen S. Sciuntr dee d Bond; brothers. Harold of Grand Rapidvand' of.-Admr.filed..V''«is ‘-"'"I order . limiting -e’.tWmdnt entered. l»‘UUon;held‘Tuwday afternoon al the lioiru-• for hrunng.claims filed, notice l<> c:* di- inducted by. Rev. Francb Mrs Gail! tWA issued. Lykin- saac.. Interment in Lakeview.! Est. Wilson D. Late, dec'd. I’etiuon-irnx-te-rv. The. many Irautiful ilorili ; for Admr lilfd. waiver of notice filed, otierim» spoke .louder than words of order appointing Admr. e titcrcd. iMjiid* the- esteem in which he- was held in .the tlon Tor Admr. filed. waiver ,-.t t Uetird. tiled and letti... L—-L order ...-1.. iimitltui : community. "" filed, order appointing Adrnr enl'; ■: .— - settlement entered, fieiition for ht-armi: .............................. —, hdj ...... z. ' The Brotherhood was Frida) Emma I. Barnum.'de-c d. Invru- (A]aUIW n^d, 1wtin- to creditors issutsl night at the Evangelical church Pm-1 lory filed ------ -------- * » L '------------!••.-or John L IJrunmi <•! the School off Ent Hugh T and Donald G. Half Journalism University c*f Michigan »»•; Annum nccouirt entered, order for speaker.' small Boy: "I don’t Hunk the gen­ the publication entered. Tlie first baseball of the se-ason w;i-[. &t W. G. Barn*.>. <!* ;■ <! Petition '<« tleman-next door knows much about played Friday with Sunfield The boy»| playing at Riverside park, and the girl.-1 publication entered Mother: -why? . । at* the 'choolhoiire. resulting in a vic-1 »i.' Petition’ Small Boy Well, he told me • this. Ior>. Ior lWniI!1. t,uln.. . ; for Adnir, filed, waiter .... arum aild «.e, A J} MfC-!ure ol Buchanan, form.-ri ir-LIcc filed/ order appointing Admr -Birmingham Ga-; jmblLshrr of the- Nx-hvillv Nt-w.. hafiled and litters ImumM, zelte. I dispored of his-property near Dowlinuj j for residence juoperty tn Buchanan i The- P. T A. program was given ‘' ■ Monday night st the .H-liwIhonre pi I I charge Of Miss Cramer. Mi - Ca|ev.-| count of guardian Med . EM George C Fau). deed. Petition lor Adr.ir. filed, wane 1 of notice fili-o. order ap;xRinnng Admr entered, bone* tiled, kttern :.-uud. order lirnitm.; Stores At a ^Hastings'!: ’ Many People Are Being Approached With Some Plan for Investing Their Funds with tlie promise of a good rate of interest. Although some such investments may be paid at some futiire time, they usually have no ready market value and the investor cannot convert them into cash at once yvithout tak­ ing a substantial loss. Today, as always, the bank is the SAFEST place for your funds—and a savings account in-this accommodating bank is MORE desir­ able than ever before. jMairjone. Thc following program wa*i I given: Mother Goom tn Rhythm. Kin-( dergarten and First Grade: the Fairy' Shvemaker. dramatized. Second nrrtde; ) I Courage, a Holland play. Foui-tli griidi.-;» ;Music, Thud gnu fourth made; Help Save Hie Trupluy<fifth and rf.vtlii 1 grades; For Faille and I-pecdom. play. l.'i-vcnth and eighth grade. • giuiitialer. * Mbs Minnie Fiihum an Mix- Minnie. Bailey, at the latter Hastings City Bank Earl Culp has been tn Sturgis the) ! church. 1 Gail Lykins wa- in Detroit Wediit—-T " The Bunk with the Chime Clock ' . . Mr and Mrs. Fred Warner Ionia Monday night. Mr. and Mr*. Ama. Wctu I CAPITAL nitloiwlly-known quality food* by the cerloedi. !Creek Saturday. '■ Mr.- Dinar Town end and Mr.- Flora • Rhinehart oi Ann Arbor .-pent Sunday 58 Peanut Butter im M*d*o| ••»«<• =• °«- W Ivn Vi.tini.pMn.rt.. j„ Nutriliou. .nd wholc.omt. Typical of I.G.A. Brand quality Pork and Beans Claud Marshall 'Frank Hyde. I Mrs. Almon SI; The program of the Altofi P. T A. “ --------The fineFriday. j* evening. April 29 with |>ot luck supjierl • mid a progtani 1 Andrew Hmith .and son of Shultz 1 ' <■ .Lied.on Cbrk Barber Thursday. • Mr Jolui. Barker entertained the: J.Sewing club Monday. Mr. and Mrs Win. If. Vandcrhutl und Robert, of Caledonia visited Mr. 1 and Mr... Jay Smith one day last week. ’" Mr and Mr- Bert Palmer and chtl! dren of Middleville vtsited Mrr - P.alm*r■« parriit-, Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus ‘ Shroyer. Sunday. 1 Wet herb BUGBEE corners. and Merle Count of Kalamazoo. Mr Mrs. Chni Foot 6 and family _________________ ___ , ItIKl family of Coh- ___ ____ Mm Doreen Caprxm went to sherytood lo cull un Mr.. .F<w4r- .s brother’, Dsvc Clutmun Nut finding Mr Chatmun ar fiome thev. returned to Kalamazoo Cake Flour21 LIGHT AND FLUFFY a. « < ONE BAR im Beauty Soap 2’•-15c Soap Grains IGU u*.««. 17c Lb. Tin* 15c Tea IGR c<«« Soap Res Miner, jw Crisco I.G.A. STORES For the above price we'll WASH and CLEAN your Ford. We’ll TEST and refill the BATTERY, CHECK and ADJUST TIRE PRESSURE. In ADDITION we’ll INSPECT YOUR CAR THOROUGHLY and tell you whether it need* any attention to insure against unnecessary depreciation All Hlis for “■—^c*irr’ offering this exceptionally low rate for the service you need in Hie u *pring tq prerent unnecessary depreciation ol the life bl yuur l ord. ±4 FREE! We are offering these exceptionally LOW rates for the service you need in thp Spring, to prevent unnecessary depreciation of the life of your Ford. fO.MACH A Candy Bars h..i 3 5c Marshmallows »=tPk,. 10c Matches 6 Boxe> I9c for the Service yqur FORD Needs Now/ :r bumtay callers at Juhn Carte nd j|x*ni tlie a!ternt>ou with Mr. a hs. John Bcati>- at Gun lake. Krispy Crackers , Lb lib. Carton Special LOW Prices AU this for Meric Count Baking Powd. . it. c.„ 2jc Extract IGR y«till* 2*01. bot. 23c Cocoa IGR Pure, Snartb 21b Cm SUNSHINE $50,000.00 'barbers corners. I Mr and Mrs. Phil Dalhaii-rr at'e ini liie funeral of the Utters uncle 1 Moline tarylin Bera re-tuna d from tin I Sunday and Mr.- Lett w-.n at Poire n CAMPBELL'S Peachei IGR No. 21. Cant 19c Pears . No. 2', Cant l«c Asparagus 25c Quaker Oats' u,KPiu, 19c SURPLUS $75,000.00 Lila Surine > pent? Sunday Sundr ftassjM I he deposits you have in this bank have always been worth a hundred cents on the dollar and will be invested for the up-building and pros­ perity of this community and with a view to pay­ ing you 3'7 interest com-­ 1 pounded semi-annually on your^ioney. ESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR IBS6 b mart women ' ^shop here q“i,Tv You j«t the ftneit of loach for your family at I.G.A. money-taring pric'd. That'* because th a thoutandi » W ‘ j • r-nuiB »un rnrm Mr at.d Mrs, clarence Bacthlcr ar . farm. . . ' Laurence Tobia* ul H. I Friday night and Sadurth ten Horn thetr i battfrdj i-w*tll Lwrainc and Lntcna Son­ ic and they attended Sunday u nd Mrs Mila A hb.v vistud Dora Custer of iHaMings Frida v YOU SAVE Including Material. IN BUYING All this for VCC baking $Ej50 I\X> POWDER 25 Delton Sunday 25* I Mrs. Porter Tow of Milo iiMtcdi relatives: lirre Friday und Saturday * I Sunday vutlotw al CURord Kahler s i were. Mr und Mrs Lee Reynolds und' j family of Cressey, Mr. and Mrs E D. Reynold:, of Delton and Everett Calnis' loi E. Ruling.-.. ' Mr and Mrs. R. M. Bpraguc of Toleicio. O. HKtil the week cud al thetr ‘cottage livre Mr and Mr. Clifford Kahkr *nd Gw. Eddy uiade a burine-v trip lo Kalamazoo. Thursday. 00 t KC. Uw LESS than ol high priced brendr. nice son ovia <0yEAS6 •F» OOUILl ACTINft • • Adjust Four Wheel Brakes Lubricate Chassis Spray Springs Tunc up Motor Clean Adjust Spark Plugs—Clean and Adjust Carburetor Jets Clean and Adjust Distributor Points Check and Refill Battery and - 10 Point Special For Your Ford 1. Grind valves. 2. Clean carbon. 3. Check ignition. 4. Tune motor. 5. Tighten all hose connections. 6. Ad­ -just fan-MIL 7. Clean and adjust generator. 8. Adjust carburetor and clean sediment bulb. 9. Adjust brakes. 10. Check battery and refill. These Specials Are Good Until May 15th Don’t Miss This Special Otter.—It Means a Real Saving Universal Garage Company Telephone 2121 Comer Court and Church Streets Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AFRIT. M. IM! MILK TEST MAY VARY DUE TO MANY CAUSES sornrn mam e grove. Mr. and Mr-! Peter Hoffman were High Room. Hastings and NasbHlle Vidtow Tues­ 1 'Hie' tenth graders' have ordered their . Decrease In Butterfat Content day. rings, and also their graduation! A. D. Wolfe of Battle Creek was a 'class invitation* Only six weeks of school Is Not Always Indication-of caller at Frank Norton * Wedrwday /I yet. . I Miss Cleota Conklin spent Thursday; Improper Testing The tenth 'grade commanded the 1 Variations in butterfat tests of cream j with Mrs. Luer Snokr near Charlotte. study or -Washingtons Rules of Con-: Mr. Prank Norton and Mr.* Kill or milk which ■onw-tlmre. u2lon;*h th-< duct . ” Monday. , owner,. of dairy cow<arr often tlie re-''Taylor were Battle Creek visitors'1 nuay. Dr Kinde and Mrs. Noble, our county .. soil of iral changes hi fat content and, .Friday. for the LARGEST ■Farm Mutual Fire Mrs. Ella Taylor dr NoyhrUle spent'doctor and nurse, gave tfk boy- und! no! the result oi inropm ing..according to the dairy (jejiartment from Thursday until Sunday with n-r «*«■>» of ’he Dowling school a physical; Insurance Company in Michigan. sister. Mix Ida Norton. examination last Friday und Monday. । at Michigan S'ate College. Mr and Mr . Jarnc Van d- Gelson! Ward Wocxlman'ee. Martha Rees.l The milk from individual cows, of enur e varies considerably. « vi n when and son Car! -of Kalumazno spent Violet Barker. Emmet Herrington.I Sunday with Mr.'.. Lulu Gray and Roh-, l/nena Powell. Ma.'iorie Smith und Evelyn Herrington .’ecured a perfect fed the ww ration Cows which it ert Mrs. I.uhi Gray nnd Robert spent health score fat ui calving time will rive richer mil $4,000,000.00 have been paid in losses tar a .hor! time |lmn the *.inw cow Saturday night with Uon Gray-;; tn the boys and puls of the Handicraft West Vermontville. ' club an cOfflpleUng tiuir work this' since organization ... A Policy (hat ! freshen. The milk from each row in-> Mr. and Mr:-. Pete Hoffman and mns week PROTECTS at an HONEST price. studying quad-! jereawo in fat content a» the iw rlod of I . > rnlic equations this week ' ! lactation progrtSM's after.-the fourth or ville, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Smith and! The •<-.’-nth and eighth grades are' ! filth month • I A; cow usually give.-, richer milk in Vonda Eno of Kalamazoo spent Satiir-.bcginnlmr to revu •the Winter than hi the .summer. Dairy-' day at w 'C- Clark's. Ml--. Eno re- amination* ' Wc hud u pct'h tdanre in thg min who do not milk their cows dry; maitk-d HIT a toriger Visit Mra. Mniidr Benedict spent Sator- higher ionm for t... . ’ lose considerable far a.* Hie flr.nt milk Wc are expecting the tenth grader-; I* lower in fa? content than the portion 1day night with her mother. Mi';• drawn IxM C°w* milked often give Awunda Heath, ol Battle Creek, who;of the Bedford < hoot to present their iplay t)i Dowhng in thc near future. It richer milk than it the intervals be-; Mr. and Mrs Mayo, and family rd: will be given under the mivpices of our ■.tween thc milkings.are long. > Excitement nr frigid usually reMilt-; Battle Crwlt spent Saturday with'the1 tenth grade. Hi lowering the quantity of milk which, !.«-<- Lanham family 102 CHURCH ST. FLINT, MICHIGAN the cow products and alvo lowers the! ; butterfat content of the amount.*given, j BURRAS. Pre*.. Lowell,"Mich. H. K. FISK, Secy.. Flint. Mich. Robert Campbell and wife of Mar­ (Moderate exi-rcw after, a Inng |>cri<x!I of confinement in the barn often ;n-; Mrs Alien Sage, who is a nurse at tin and Robert McKibbin and family ;creases thc fat the quantity of ’lie Yp*ilanti hospital, spent from -Fri... te.-t but. .«« —i -- ‘ °f Prairieville yerr eailers in the Geo..; jn.lk is often i «14»y UH Sunday afternoon with tin McKibbin home Sunday aiternoon. : -The »|ned ut which thc milk «pa-i family .here. ' Mr*. Rob Lord underwent an ojkrCharlie Ludlow returned from Aik- t* better and able to be around again, rator is oiwrated und the rate at which Fr. John IHy of Three Oak* visited atipn lor app-ndiciti-. at HoMlngs. Wc gan to his home here Saturday. I Mrs. Hames is also much better. the milk is allowed io run into the hi* mother. Mrs. L E Mudge, two day* wish for1 her speedy recovery. ■•■puraior htfect the richness of cream last week. i Mtss DorU McKibbin spent tile past .We are clad to report that Charley! Sunday school at the church at thc . High M-pnrator speed and Mow feeding Mrs Frank Hyde, a forme; resident । week at Prairieville. * •Haines who has been in poor health al! | usual hour. two o'clock, next Sunday. of the milk into the separator both in-l“f thl. neiithborhood.,died at Pennock . ______________________ HARDWARE COMPANY -; ierra-w the fat content id cream • hospital Friday Friday evening. Funeral wn aerv-j ices weir held al the S Maple Grove. PHONE .8101. HASTINGS, MICH. ! Evangelical church Sunday at 2;30| P. M . Rev Edward Rhode.* offlciatim: ' Several of thc latites til this com- Several of thc relatives and friend- j from this neighborhood attended, the I -.jin Hxstings Friday. funeral . . ■ j __________________________ Mr:. Sain Erway returned ' horn? Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton.. Mr. „ lsatuid.iv night from a two week*' visit and Mrs. Keith Norton and Barbara of .; dleville were caller* Tuesday evening L Jjh 1H,r Lmm- and family in Kula- Mandtall. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Null%i and; I Mr. and Mrs Robert Garret!. • nuiz«. Dorothy were Smdny evening guei.u,; Mr. and Mra Chas B. Johnson ac-i Dick Row and wife nl HasliiiKs and' of Mr. and Mr-. Vincent Norton Ada Shaw ahtl family attended Nelly Snyder Louie aifit family of Ka)flDUUtqo| Several ofthe ladle.-; of this vicinity! al ol her brothei-in-Jaw. J H comffmied by Mrs. N, . —were . ; Erway ■ —ere aSuiidny :. Ihuredav ut Middleville Monday afternoon callers of Mr. and‘*n<*ll>' i;lgi^j-ts at Roy Erw^y'.s. ; attended Achievemeti! Day al Hiuttingsi and wile and danghter|Friday.:.il in I.oweil leiiu-triy. ; Mis .Theodore W wringa and family > Roy 1">V Oakee< " i Delilah. Mk-nt the latter part of the Remetnlwr thc, Dorcas Societvi il Mr* Gurnio Keiser of Mid-' west of Middleville. ‘ week in Battle Creek nt the home of | Thursday of this week at^Div home of I Art Lord'.* They al«> vl.slted Mrs. Bob Mr. and Mra. Sherman Swift • laird wiiD underwent an ojierntlcui at: The Barryvllle Aid society will meet jn hospital there. with Mrs. J. J. Willits Friday of t!ii< j John Huven* ol Lake View visited j week. ’ jhte parent.* .Saturday night und Sun-; —•—■ [day. | . piuell Whittemore of Hickory Ctor-1 Lost Week's .... Jni-r, visited his parents here Sunday. । The community was shocked Tues­ Building nnd Loan during it* 100 yean, of American life has •hnun fewer Ilian -any other financial institution in lhe ; Paul Foreman and wife und Mrs. day morning when thc word wan re­ • world That cover:; a lot of territory, but it is the truth, Even Dirk Foreman were visitors at Raj: ceivJd that Henry Castlehen had sucithe late lamented llnunclul depression. winch took such a toll ; Erway s Sunday. idvnly parsed away. The funernl wvand left so many wn c.ks. failed lo hurt the Building and Loair Maxine Erway. daughter of Ray Er- held Frilly at the church nt tw > -.living; plan or its institutions. ‘ wav. had thc misfortune to fall down o'etafk with burial at Barryvllle. Much | Moirs Thursday night, breaking het i. ympathv' i>, being cxprwtre-d to Mrs If 'you. want rate invmtinent without any breath-taking ann in the shoulder. Several X-ray pic-1 casteiein in licr .-ad bereavement. ‘All thrills invc tiguti- the 100 year old-tried und time tcxled'plan. tures were necessary to determine the1W||l sadly mis. Henry'.* efieerfu! smile ■nature of the fracture, |.,nd trieiuliy face. Relatives and , Tin- Standard offer* it* -to years of safely earning and pay! friend.; from Rockford. Buttle- Creek Tnr. '• dividend* with swi.000 00 in reserve fund for your con. ... .. (tind Charlotte were here to attend Mdernlisn. 1 s ■’ as! W< <;k - -Letter.. th ful.,.rai 2?SLnu clunr <w Do..., „. we invite I’ovit investment. . nitct Wednesday, April 20 for dinner; at her home Wednesday. with Mrs Maude Goodrich. Dr. Mile*!! Mrs. Ruy semens vuitra m Clemens visited N(rs. Edwin WANTED—Reliable REPRESENTATIVE 25,000 Satisfied Patrons For Information, Write STATE MUTUAL RODDED FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY GOODYEAR BROTHERS Investing Safely' Slandard Savings A- Loan Association Got wold at Jefferren Detroit, Michigan . (imiiiTnnitiiitoftu»itoiin Local Rtptuenlatii't, J. t. MAUS & SON ' ** Hasting,, Michigan • John Castcleln of Rocklord is assist­ bilks of his, work. ‘ i ing Mrs. H. ta. Castelcln with thc Pad Mrs. Mimretl Fntx and children. Mr. land Mrs. Ruy Pierce and Allen of Ban­ Office and stpre at present Jay Ware has been appointed rex­ field were cuesta Sunday at Mrs. Dewitt ton ot tlie • Valley Home" eemctcry^ । Counter's. • Mr. and .Mrs. Loyal'Lowell visited Abe Lctnnar is very sick at this writ­ thc Jotter a part-nu. Mr. and Mrs. O*ing' troth of Maple Grow Sunday ■ I Mr. and Mrs Andrew Adams of AU are Riad to knbw that Mrs. Effie IjohtiKtown spent Wednesday evening, Scott is still gaining We hope .she may with Mrs. Lottie-Collister. soon lie well. x Mr and Mrs. Ray Clemens VUlted tlx’ former’s parent.*: at Bellevue Sun­ . day. . . Don’t Gamble Too Long With Your Property Investment House Paint $050 Buy For a limited time only — per gallon Waiting too long to paint yotpr home is mighty risky business. Time, hot sun and bad weather are constantly taking their toll. — Il you are allowing these destructive agents to\ depreciate your investment because of the high cost of firstgrade paint — here’s your chance. By special arrangement with the manufacturer of the line we regularly handle, we are permitted to make for a very brief time a flashing cut In retail price — Don’t miss this opportunity to buy this high­ Guarantee Wc guarantee this superior quality paint to give satis­ factory service for at least five years. Should it fail to do so, we will replace it free of charge. grade House Paint at a coat far und«r thc market. It i* honeuly (he best paint made and will valiantly protect your original home investment according to our unconditional guarantee. . The duration of^this MIGHTY power ANTI-KNOCK Lost Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Barber and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. White attended thcfafm bureau meeting at Hastings I Thursday. . Mrs. Mary Kennedy of Shelby visit­ ed her sister, Mrs. a. Shorter njid fam­ ily a couple of days list week. . Mr:-. Robert Cosgrove Is ill with the flu. • ■ Mrs. Vesta Sllcock from near Dctton visited Mrs. . Lee Reynolds . and family last week. I Several from here attended the comrnunlty banquet m Richland. Wediiesday evening. Mrs, Lizzie Gilkey of Plainwell Is spending the week with her daughter.; I Mrs. Wesley Confer, and family. I Mr. and Mrs. I. Rickennwre of' I Kalamazoo visited Mrs. Nelly Ricken-j • more Saturday. j Mr. and Mrs. l*e Reynolds and fainlily spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. j Clifford Kahler apd family. PRING SPIRIT! Standard S definite^ It may close any minute because only a restricted number of gallon* were set aside to be sold at this reduction. When they are gone the price goes back to normal at once. H.uinp, Mich. We bellver Red Crown—the better gaso­ line— is seasonally adjusted. In winter it’s brimming with quick starting light ends. In summer it’s a sparkling, eager fuel, free from troublesome gases that cause Sold at any Standard Oil Service Station and at most garages , . YANKEE SPRINGS. Last Week s Letter , Mr. anB Mrs. Edd. McKibbin were at Aljiska Friday. Edd. McKibbin and Melvin were ut Battle Creek Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Graves and son I Lergy spent Sunday in thc home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stbripson north of Middleville. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stanton have moyed Into the Southard house. F. D. Williams, wife and daughter Ardith of Hastings, spent Sunday in the J. C. Raymond - home. Afternoon callers were. Mr and Mrs. John Craw­ ford of Gun lake. Mr. and Mrs. Edd. McKibbin and Mn: 11. .Mick and daughter Doretha. vapor-lock. And now—right NOW—jit’s a dynamic gasoline, ready for the open road. Higher anti-knock. Packed with extra power units to give extfa energy. Only a concern with'tremendous manufacturing facilities could pos­ sibly make a gasoline exactly right for every season of thc year. Try Standard Red Crown today. It’s adjusted for spring. It Burns Clean at Any Speed! •ale it both limited and in- B. A. LyBARKER Phone 2115 SPRING Don’t Get Up Nights Make This 25c Test STANDARD OIL COMPANY STANDARD RED CROWN 5M6 THE BETTER GASOLINE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, ATBIL M. 191! PAGE TWELVE PIXASANT HILL. A KILL NOXIOUS WEEDS Mr». Campbell of Grand Rapid* Is BY USING CHEMICALS spending u few days at the tfbme of her son, Clifton Campbell. A GREAT SALE kks All NEW Machines Mrs. Alice Atupaugh HcfTelbower of! I-Twport spent Sunday at Darrie Anspaugh's. She also attended services all Mr and Mrs. Cleo Scars and daugh-i ter Audra spent Sunday ut Titus Wilt '>) in Sunlleld. * Mcsdami >. Vcijc. Curtis and Obi a, Houghton calk'd <>n Aunt Alina Curtis• and alin Jennie Put dun tn Woodland I >a--t week. I Aunt .Anna Curtis is bi tter at thia writing. -. •■•.err. John SUmni and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Lonv and daughter Mary -of Woodland and .Mr. and Mn. Reuben GeiJingir of Hustings and Mr. and'Mrs Will Gerilngcr. ’ Visitors. last week at Qlarinda Sto, well'-. wen*. Mrs. (jaylia Brummler unci daughter Betty' and Mr. anil Mrs. Kronnielcr .ol Grand Rapids. Rev. V II Beardsley ami Mr. und Mrs. Obraj Houghton-.nd Nettle curtly. . Mi. anij.’ Mr.;. Geo. Sears attended the latter* aunts funeral. Mrs. Emma Vcltein Eiut Waridlund Saturday p. M. HASTINGS COrOPERATIVE ELEVATOR ASSOCIATION HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wachter and) .in Karl vfsiied Mr*. H. J. Gib.-on and! I’Ll* lumBy Sunday. tfH' Zag- Clark vuitcd triends in th-.-i | Hunter neighborhood Wednesday. [^►3 Mr and Mr- Walter Cook visited |<2!,he,r m*'ther hi Sparta Sunday. .Carrie ) Gerluiger viM’eri her; , Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rehor. tr.i La Hw.-ntiBs Friday We are glad to velrnme Mr. afldi ‘.TH Mn-. Wm. Get Unger back xq the old; :..nn home. . Try ARTLAC ENAMEL nd & & 14'Beautiful Colors for your selection •X**; JONQUIL SUNFLOWER CHAMOIS DOVE WISTERIA GROTTO BLACK WHITE •^*3 i -?* [7-~ I Ax And many other lovely shades bV intermixtures. $ At Our Store and On This Date: Saturday, April 23rd CARVETH & STEBBINS THE KEXAI.I. DRUGGISTS Name 49 lb». in cloth bag 77c WMERI ECONOMY Hum EVERGREEN CORN SCRATCH FEED MILK WHITEHOUSE 4 c™ 25c $1.09 4 22c ioopoun<iB»g SALAD DRESSING AJAX SOAP Th« Um Yellow Bar soap chips for QUART JARS s>Kw tH^2ccr.:2:" 7 2 BARS CLIMALENE BROWN SUGAR 2 6 Large Size Pkg. 25c 25c 35c 35c 25c pi<s» Lb.. GRANDMOTHER’S BREAD 1'2 Ib. TWIN or LUNCHEON NOW_____ V REGULAR Hunt Town day evening. Mr. and Mr ;. Lew-.- H-r. of Martin Coriwrs spent S a! Mr and Mr - . H. Rowlader Mrs Cundiib- S’r.oiinell t . . jvndir.i .i ,,'w w,,h h--r daughter. Mr; Gardner in e Woodland. IX'nalu. Rowl&dcr and Mr I» Smith att. ruled tty luneral of their* aunt. Emily Velic. in E Woodland Sat-' FrCj ncasc mt-’- i Please rcmcmocr remember ounnay Sunday -■■cnocu school scrv1^2 ices af 2 00 P M fast time, and! preaching at* 3 00 P. M -it the Yanl.<3;kee Springs .church on Sunday. April i lf*< 24 . | <3! Libbir McKibbin and daughter. Ooro j I® were Middleville and Hastings caller | ^51 on Saturday. iX£3 Mr. and Mr.- Will Wauon and um ' I^Tj'lty ol Cloverdale. Mr. and Mrs.. Will’ rX>j Shattuck und family ot Kalamazoo and! pS Robert McKibbin <•! Prairieville• visitliHicd 10 thc George McKibbin home .Sun-. Er,d#v I Cha.’ Ludlow U speeding thte week) ttrn >n Allegan, the gur>l- of lnt> daughter.; HaJ Mr- Eulah German Ch;.e Hayrfea h much improved in health al tills writing. Wc ate sorry to report that Nellie! ..m und-Marjorie Ward axe on the sick । a lf»-4jlist. We hope for them u speedy re-; | covery. 1*2 n UTASUJH1D NOW Mr.- Howltine ol Hustings Is spend-j ing a lev days witii her daughter. Mrs [ I CjJ F'oyrt VanWte. Mr nnti-Mr* George Woobton ol Richland visited her parrnu. Mr and) Mrs. Clyde Covillc. Sunday. Ka SANDY HILLS. [ COUPON 'Addle SOUTH WOODLAND. •rai families from ii'iKliti * MICHIGAN The Economical All-Purpose Flour 14b. loaf— SLICED or I,t2 AR TLAC is the easit'jt paint in the world4n use, and it dries in 4 hours! You can renew chairs, tablas, beds, Buffets, cab­ inets' cradles, porch furniture, woodwork and countless other things throughout your licme. & Bring this coupon to our storeduringdatesshown below and we will give you absolutely FREE a quarter pint of ARTLAC in the color you desire- As long as our supply lasts—One coupon to a person, adults only. HASTINGS rid ■with her’jK-opie-in West Sebewii ! The pcopl’'.of tlie EvnngfriicaPchtnrh] *crc favored Sunday morning when] r former b-sy-. H-v. Paul ve ,i Qnc •{■rrnon He is the’- •* : .. at Our Expense FLOUR 39c Large Cana Rev. John Rkbel u. 03 PORPHYRY BITTERSWEET JAPON1CA ALABASTER * IONA BINDERS MOWERS LOADERS PLOWS CULTIVATORS RAKES CULTIPACKERS HARROWS SPREADERS and EVERYTHING IN MACHINERY AND TOOLS APPLE JADE PARROT ARBUTUS B~OR safety of principal and regu■ larily of dividends, invest your surplus funds in building and loan ™ ™ shares. They are as near <depression’ , proof as any investment you can find and return a reasonable dividend. JI’ije Rational ffioan & tnueafanent Q[ontpani| Prices Way Down to Close Them Out & A REAL Investment Vera Carter took hi* aunt. Mrs. J. H. Troublesome patches of quackgraas. Westbrook, lo Lowell Thursday to visit Canada thistles, loison ivy. or other tier *i*Ur. . noxious weeds which are growing in *. --------- 1— anj joan k place* where it U difficult to dig them j Hasel McCaul took thc school boys .up can be killed by lhe application of,' to coat* Grove Saturday to attend the t ;odium chlorate or with commercialI;’ Rural Boys’ Cor.f ere tree. kliiers made from that chemical, ac-j Mr «nd Mn. Ross Johnson of Jack­ cording to. the farm crop* department I so” apent the u-eek end with hl* par■*t Michigan State college. »»>t». Mr. and Mr*. Pred Johtawn. . ~... ...., .. . .. Sim Nlbb*' daughter and three small spray which is prepared by adding «>« ^SSuMay* hO”e K°b°’ pound of the chlorate to one gallon of. aaiu™">water. Thu spray js applied with a: Mr and, Mr* MaU Bedford and Mrs. zniall. iiand pressure sprayer If com- Mar>* MUU were Sunday afternoon meixigl preparations ol mxIIuiu elilo-1 cn)l<’rs at George Adams of Parmalec rate arc used, tlwy should be upplicci! and ^ra. Cyru* Shroyer and according to thc nianutaciurf-r’s direc- i Clayton and Mr. and Mn. Lloyd Detroit’* Oldest Building andLoan'Auociatisn Mn*. I Shroyer and son* were Sunday guest* Clothing which becomes moistened । tt,i*icrl*'*,mFr’8' , 1250 Griswold St., Detroit with the chlorate spray becomes in-’ Mrs. Anna Cambria and two children Ettabiirhcd :IBS9 flammable when thc Spray dries and and *S1- “nd Mrs_ Murphy ol Grana ma> b.- ignited by friction any Ra^d4 »l*nl 8unday al Charles BeuJ,L Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings clothes wlUch become wet with the ;l,c,, ,, •. „. * „ ’ *pray should be thoroughly washed beMf- and M”- Cl*rti»-f*terce of Grand fore they dry’ Dry wdtum chloral-i 1T*kJnd hcr which becomes mixed with any other ”aJ?n,’-Mr “nd ~rs- 8,c'^ £?rtcr„, c ry substance should be immediately I ‘ku,!‘1 J°*1,nM,n,W discarded Shaffer and daughter of .Grand RapThe ..pray is applied two or three *l,"noon callers oI, Mr und Mrs Mott Bedford went In Utile Billy, aged five. entered the times nnd the first application should d I Grand Rapids Monday. candy shop, but not with tlie cu»tpmar.v be made about tht- time the plants are] pennies. "Have you not anything free tin &a'g :?»„ .nd x x> Ur ““M" K'>" I1 In, U» fmuta.. "" r'* •» nuik no up iro»lh II* s today?’ he titkcd brightly. when growth begins again. Many! plants are'killed by two application.-. , This method ol weed eradication is not recommended for large areas. Any ■ county agricultural agent will give resi­ dents of his county advice about this weed killing method so it may be safely I.UHf ' ' • FARM TOOLS $ - Method Is Safe If Proper Pre­ Mr. and Mr*. John Murphy of Grand Rapid* spent Thursday with Mr. and cautions Are Taken In Han­ Mn. Charle* Bennett. dling Sodium Chlorate MIDDLEVILLE. I Last Week’s Utter. Mrs Ruth Brown spent the week end | with Ur pcopR here and MUs Edna Lee returned to Detroit for a suit with her. , • L. E. Hamilton and family enter­ tained company from St. Johns over i Sunday. Mh U. 1J Vi'iuluiwe u- <KUdUi» at few iUys with her daughter in Grunt11 CLIMAX Wall Paper Cleaner 4 25c P&G or Kirk’s Flake White Soap 9 25c K.C. BAKING POWD. =o.c 19c Cans B«r. TRESH HAMS PERCH Whole or Shank 4ib* 25c Half, lb................. FILLETS of' HADDOCK 1 C 1 O PORK SAUSAGE am Pork HAMBURGER Fresh Ground lb 11c 4 •ib* SLICED HAM BEEF ROASTS ch«kcul. PURE LARD ">■ 5c 25c ib. 23c ib. 10c i >ORK PORK SLAB TEAK ROAST BACON 1 ■>'c»ic ™i r* _ I* 25c Poud OC r^T llC c AGP FOOD STORES Thu Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. 1 Haplcb. ' . * �, THE HASTINGS BANNER. WED NT.ML AY, APRIL M. IMS COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS 1 Nearly rn^ttarifU SEED Time ! April is the most favor­ able month for you to buy your If you are going to need FARM SEEDS of any variety this spring we invite you to call and talk with us before you buy. Pocahontas Coal Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. FRANK SAGE TELEPHONE 2515 We May Be Able to Save You Money! We carry a full stock of PURE MICHIGAN GROWN SEEDS. If you come and see us about your seed problems it will place you under NO OBLIGATION to buy from us. We give you PROMPT DELIVERY on all grades of COAL. Full line of Poultry and Stock Feeds. Smith Bros. Velte & Co Phone 2257 Hastings, Mich. 11 : ; WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN Profits from Liming The farmer who supplies SUFFI­ CIENT lime of the proper, value has . recognized a business proposition which pays big dividends. The cost of the best lime, and the labor to apply it. is small compared with the value of the increased yield which results from intelligent liming. Let us figure with you. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY ‘ FLOUR FEED -:- COAL ■ CEMENT -:- LIME BRICK TILE -i- FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS PHONE 2118 Lifetime Guaranteed Buy Goodyears GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY at thcic x NEW LOW PRICES Supertwist Cord Tirce Come In—See These Values CASH PRICU 29x4.40-21 29x4.50-20 29x4.75-20 29x5.00-19 MxS.00-20 31x5.00-21 211x5.25- IB 31x5.25-21 Goodyrar'a-Fnmdus Quality Tire* within thc Reach of ALLI New.Low Priced Lifetime Guaranteed GOODYEAR PATHFINDER HASH PRICES Supertwist Cord Tires 2SX4.75-19 30x34 U.S. Cl. Other oixt-N <’<|iidlly I_______ ■KAVY DUTT TRUCK TIRES ■M-25 . »*.45|34r73 O.hrr Good Used Tiret — Expert Vulcanising Brou Tire and Battery Shop “ ' «• ...... 1 I.SM *3 . .- • . •tr<M»-oa ♦’4.»»oho 4 * ccsso; 1" ......... .■■.it: H. J.. 11 1 .■ •1 ■ 1 > :• - - : DOWLING. ■ 1... " • 1 ■ '! . ..i. ii.i... .......... I r.j.1.1 ; U-I. .• pl.... • f.t . . .17..'. iNftir ... .... ........ I'.'.icjji.i jiiii.t.-t uni sh.k '.tf >..,11.4. 3^bio.<m> • -....... I....... -. i । • c ■ .i .n -i t.r. .: 7,'ll.- in ;.’llK).w * no There will be some special music 3-I S’. furnished by Mrs. McCoy of Hastings, at the Ladies' Aid dinner at the church Thur.day April 31 lo which ail 1 -.37 I-.Gil!.',; are invited. nj.?7r<,2 In Ihi; Junior State Miuicid contest ' • - . which-was held at the Presbyterian church in Battle Creek Saturday, ba;.! Herrington, one ol our young violinists.I w>u gfred second place this year. Dale is one of George Budkley'.s pupils and) all indications point to a successful musical career. Mr. and MrA- Orlic Fisher attended a family dinner at Jerry Haynes' near i.17 Hendershott Sunday, which was held in honor of their mother. Mrs. Mar, Fisher, commemorating her Kind birth­ day. Mrs. Elizabeth Norton is slowly gaining from lhe .effecu of her recent flu sickne.v. and able to be around the Iuhlac .some which we are glad to re­ port. Mrs. Mate Parker Is convalescing । also. 1 Charles Gaskill if at the Lloyd Gasi kill home thh. week while Mrs Gaskill 1 is in Pennock hospital recovering Iron: I lhe effects ot an operation. 1 Mr and Mrs. Archie Herrington and i Evelyn and Dale were Sundu*' visitors —j ut the Walter Icke?. home in the l lj । Striker district. f 1 Miss Rulison. our pastor.' has suflicu-ntly recovered .so as to be nt her | place in the church services. Sunday ; morning. Thc violin solo was also appredated. w SOUTH COATS GROVE. Arthur Merrill of ‘ Grayling and friend. Elizabeth Bessie, of Tayas .c^y visitqd recently at Herbert Fisher's. Mrs. Flora Wood spent a few days with her son in Hastings und accompahl.-d them to.Grand Rapids on Sun­ day. Will Bayne and wife spent Sunday in Coopersville. Olin Brown and family of Lansing were Sunday visitors ut Warren Cool­ bough's. z I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stowell. Leslie Rabor and friend. Mt-sdames Abbie Kling. | Mary Slone. Will Bennett ot Hastings ■ Chxv Vesncr and daughter of Grand Rapids and Mr and Mrs. Harold Van Vreessen of Baltic Creek were Sunday callers at C. M. Stowell's. | I I I 1 I ; ! CLAY HILLS. . L;ul Week's Letter. । Miss Anna Luako from Highland. i New York, h visit mg her parents, John Luako and wile. Mrs. Chas. Gibbs returned to hci home Saturday after canng for Mrs. Clive Churchill lhe past week. । Leon pottn und wife spent Sunday j with their daughter. Mrs. Haiold Eng­ land, and faintly. They found her and 3.HO3.4-, daughter Marilyn slowly gaining Irom n; **"flu i n' Roy McCaul and Wife were .Sunday j guests ot Mat Bedford and wife m _ _' Pleasant Mill. all I John Lusko and family entertained ! relatives from Grand Rapids Sunday. PRATT DISTRICT. In f.npo.'lop. TRADE IN your old tires for new GOODYEAR ALL- WEATHERS NaetbMkUgaa Ava. ■ ------ ‘ Smith & Doster •ub Lail Week’s Letter / J Ju’.Yr WC Wert “U !hocl<c<1 10 hear ‘hC M-U4..4 Moigw*. Pre..* .1 rvii ««. ah isudden death of Henry CuMclcin ,jf Clarke. Jfili*r. e.indrr. u.iiu, Tnbj*. and 1 Quimby Tuesday morning. ............................ । J()yce HoIJto3n ct>uuj npt attend “ . belMol Iasi seek on account of sickness. : Mra. Cecil Tinkler visited her moUwr. ijaj' Mrs. Ernest Lawtoil. of Hastings from •'J* | Friday till Sunday p. M. Aaiftl Mrs. Burr Whittemore and two clill•j os j dren ot Hastings were week cqd vUaiOr9 of Mr- and Mrs. Carroll Cutler and .1 family. javp: Sfc'iral l|o»n Rib vicinity atlcmkil , AWi j the luueraj ol Henry Caatelein ol Finish your walls with Lowe Brothers MELLOTONE. Its velvety beauty will last for years because ordinary soap and water or a good cleaning compound will quickly take away all dirt and grease marks. MLLLOT ONE will enrich the appearance of your home. For this flat wall paint dries to a soft, velvet-like finish without lustre that adds to thc beauty of any room. Made in subdued pastel shades, it is ideal for producing fancy effects such as Tiffany, Scumbling and Sponge Imprinting. Ask us for Lowe Brothers free book on Home Decoration. Goodyear Bros. Hardware Company Hastings, Michigan MONEY cannot work and earn if it lies in - bed all day Hidden, hoarded or "salted” away In mattrewi, sock or migar bowl — money canm nothing for the owner, does tho owner no f'ood,does nothing towards building general lusinesa or creating better times. Money for its owner. INATST FOR YOUR PERSONAL CASH INCOME AHO SOR THE DEVELOPMENT OP THIS AND 732 OTHER MICHIGAN COMMUNITIES CONSUMERS POWER ' SHARES Backed by vital, I ow-co«t public aerviee to a territory of 1,800,(KM) Michigan people— with a record of Euaiy Preferred IMeidand /Ac Company Hasted. CONSUMER* POWES �PAG! FOURTCTN TITFlfASTINGC BAKNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL M. 191? pastor of this place, called on friends and neighbors here Friday. Callers at lhe W^bb home Sunday arte, Cecil Winaiu of Battle Creek and Kenneth Wilcox who t* attending the collcge at Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mn. Clair Mead and daugh­ ter ol Battle Creek visited Mr. und Mrs. Elgin Mead Sunday. CLOVERDAl.fe SCHOOL Last Week's Utter. * LEGAL' NOTICES State of MlclUgnn, thc Circuit Court I for the County ol Barry, in Chancery.; Helen Davenport. Rudolph E Reichert. 'dark. Mildred Watson. Evelyn Momra State Banking Cotnmitaioner, Vivian Brooks and Oma Jean Oarrtobn. We meet every Wednesday at 12 30w We have already studied the Cardinal. ’ ' Nashville State Bank, a Michigan bunking corporation. Defendant. At a v-Mion of said court- held at ' >n n'e,Ts McPtck. Circuit Judge. Black ryes -are sometimes the result of talking when it was proper to listen. tracts rWi WAen making plant for house cleaning, maha a nata to gat ull tuppliat at Krogar’a—Comphta talaction— CuarantaaJ guality-Louf print. □!:: j Jean Garrison for the dancing. ' f<eiWJ?ID fl *}8 'o'* prl t 01?! The ones who do not take part in tJiF H E2*“rdlllB„E”?,ey' Jrj R<Tr*'r,r °* I singing amtest are making a nme ■',; the Nashville stale Bank, a Michigan .<rap ^xvic ; banking corporation, praying for the/ ThP M.,.pplh and e|ghlh BradfS ha'.p - , , issuance of an under call ng.on all iw-i^,, rcvl(.winjl lhp ,tudtest Iliru*. gey,0»“ *»’»v* • c,“l"J5 «*ln5.1. enth ami eighth grade cxnmuJdion;. said Nashville State Bank to present mth Rradp arc making a movie! Ire same to raid Recetttr. and make lar rc.,dU) n ks ab011I t:lt!p Toin t • Pr°2 .thf.rK,f' ,,m'Un8 tunc;lrom Lincoln Reader.. u within which the same may be pre-. ,UIh RTndpr, arP ^in- Uwir ... i M-nted and providing for publication of oun dramatization* of Robin Hood V \ud a,ni! n,rthrr a«‘h*wn» Just lately we have imd u Uf. buoy • ' 'h««*d to prepare and tur- HpaIlh Chatl Wp WMhed our hands ntxh blank proofs of claims to be used nn<l marked our clrart -tor four »wk« r.- for such purpose, and the court being We won a good health pin. . J fully advised in the premise*; , Thp Cloverdale school » . raking the .. Now therefore On motion of Kim yard and picking up Up* stones We Sigler, attorney for said Receiver. It U have Hower beds outside. We hate put hereby ORDERED. ADJUDGED and!bricks around titem Wc are also inakDECREED that all jiersons who may mg a rock curdeii .. . have claims against the said Nish’ « » «---------------------ville State Bank, a Michigan banking IIIG1IBANK. ' corporation, present thc .same lo Ed-l LaM Week's Letter , ward B. Finley. Jr . Receiver thereof,! Mr ami Mr:.. George Green spent * within ninety day* Icon: tills date. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. «Ed Green '• And it i* further ORDERED that in Sunfield ,..l the wild Receiver is hereby authorized | Will. Frank, anil Verne HawbllU •’ to prepare and furnish blank proofs' went to Tillin. Ohio. Saturday and Mrs ; of claim to be used for such purpose. [Susan Hawblitz returned Sunday with And it is also further ORDERED,them niter a visit with relatiVT.s tlirre I that a copy of this order be published this winter. • '•‘ Ionce each for twelve successive! Mr. und Mrs PuuJ. Smith and son .'.fjwceka. in Tlie Nashville News, a news-! Victor, of Battle Creek spent Sunday I paper printed, published and circulated at *|k-rt Daly's. 1 {in thc village of NashviUr. Barry ConnMr. and Mrs. Lyle Jone.-, and • :i. 1 ty. Michigan. ’ Larry, of Assyria. spent Sunday with i. It is also further ORDERED AD- Mrs Frank Hawblitz ■ JUDGED and DECREED that in de-' Mr lind Mrs. Lralie Adams. Mrs I fault of any creditor filing proof of. Sarah Ostroth and Mrs. Will Hawblitr. 'j claim within ninety days from the, attended tlie funeral of, Mrs fYnnk* • i-dote hereof, thc said Receiver tiialh'Hyde Sunday afternoon in South Maple ' proceed with tlie distribution of the-Grovc , j 7h assets of said bank without reference! .Mr.< and Mrs* Gcorpc Green werei to thc claims not proved when divl-i ph-asantly surprised Friday evening when the neighbor.' came in fur u Bo­ dends are paid or distribution made. Russell R McPeek. hemian supjHT. Everett Skidmore .. Augusta ........... . and . Circuit Judge Mrs. Sylvia Skidmore of Camp'Ctlvh-r | Morris O Hill. Clerk were Saturday* and Sunday visitor of | A true'eapy: Mr. and Mis Byron Guy. | Morris O. Hill. Clerk . • •All rlaim- mu.| be filed with Edward Mrs Arnot. Wenger nnd father. Nonh ■ It. Finley, Jr. Receiver of the Nash- 'Shirk of near Nashville, spent Sunday ville State Bank ' with Mr < Verm- Hawbiuz and dauyh-. Nashville. Michigan. Orthm Kim Sigler. Attorney, for Receiver. PURITY OLEO For cooking and table use 3 u 25c 2 "»• 5c NAVY BEANS Finest quality - Michigan hand picked RICE Fancy Blue Rose Brand lb. n.. 2 KIDNEY BEANS 5c A big value - Little Boy Blue Brand SODA CRACKERS GRAHAMS \ OR Country Club - they'rd good for you 2 - 19c CHOCOLATE SPONGE CAKE -’‘•29c Her Grace - made from purest ingredients ‘ — 10c GOLDEN BANTAM CORN Country Club - delicious full ripened kernels ... wi. ]0c FANCY OLIVES Hollywood Brand - choice queens DEL MONTE COFFEE "■ 29c French Coffee A fsrerite tl »say Country Club Coffee Neaefawr lb. 27c u> 31c BLOCK SALT A new reduced price ' -- SCRATCH FEED ’ $1.09 We invite your comparison Hk RAISIN BREAD Wp repeat by request - try it KING’S FLAKE FLOUR Michigan milled - an all purpose flour 39c : Gold Medal or Pillsbury 24'^ Ib. sack 67c — Fresh Fruits and' Vegetables BANANAS Fancy fallow fruit CARROTS • * 2 Ib. California grown FLORIDA ORANGES ... b.k., 15c Choice fresh - healthful FRESH PEAS ■ , 3 - 17c u». 10 16c 49c Heavy, with juice GRAPEFRUIT - 5c Mar’s Seedless - thin skinned - QUALITY MEATS - Boneless Veal Roast u. 15c s u- Sliced Bacon Pork Roast Hamburg 43c Picnic Style Lb. Freeh Ground 4 Lbs. 6^C 25c Chickens Choice Medium Fowl Lb. 19c Pork Loin Roost LOST ANYTHING? Try a Banner Want Adv. 11c � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-04-27.pdf 9a87141e036052b81704d004d5627ccc PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER r SEVENTY-SIXTH YEAR 14 PAGES PAGES 1 to 8 PROVIDING FOR MORE AUTO PARKING SPACE ‘ I. 0. 0. F. BARREL CAM­ PAIGN DISCONTINUED ocmiioNis Increase In Expense Began NECESSARY IN CITY With Administrative Boapd if ♦ NUMBER 52 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, APRIL 27, 1932 FIFTY-FOURTHAN NUAL CONVENTION! CHICKEN THIEF Him J Undertaking Met With Gen­ Council Decides to Improve erous Response By Has­ Two Lots Owned By City tings Residents Near Roller Mill INSTITUTIONAL AND DEPARTMENTAL EXPENSE BE BARRY COUNTY W. C. T. U. ! Hie I O. O F. lodge of Ulis city had LOREN VAN SYCKL18 WITH THE MASTER AND PRE­ । The council gave consideration FriGAN RAPID ( LIMB AF TER BOARD WAS HI8 SHOT GUN CAP­ CINCT RECORDS ARE IN .rendered a decided service to the needy] 'd.iv evening to tin- matter"ot motel TO MEET AT NASHVILLE INAUGURATED lof the community through tl»ir bar­ parking space in HaMlinis which TURES PROWLER ON THURSDAY, MAY 5 DUPLICATE rel campaign lor food. The response! . . . greatly needed! To accomplish thl Ims been*splendid and a humbf-r of; Int'reiiMwl ( y decided to improv the lot. Cvhirulizetl Control and Accounting I laslnc reused Appropriiilions'tii ,. , EXCELLENT PROGRAM famllk-h-luvi. been beni-tited ,U. a re-'-. INTRUDER'S HOME VOTER MUST SIGN owned by ih<- city wist and north ot and lioosted Salaries, LegMtalor Finds in llis* :ult. j the old Roller mill and make them in IS IN BATTLE CREEK HAS BEEN PREPARED • BOTH OF THESE CARDS Survey pf State Payrolls At the present time, the calls are .-biipc lor parking. Tlief will-abo ln-d • . iliy V. J. BROWN) ’ -.-.tall lights tlH-re for the convenience I Session Opens At Eight o'block greoXly Ir -at-nrd so tlie lodge has dr-; Officers Did Not Believe Wy­ cided to discontinue the campaign.! Council to Conduct Rcgistra-; of iho-u- who with to leave their auto-! ■ Wliere wna the beginning cf mounting state expeiuil Was it the wat? Was mobiles while going up town. With the coming of better weather.; man When He Said VanSyckA. M.—Mrs. Elsie Moran tion At City Hull Friday— |' It a sudden increase in |X)pulaUnn2 What or who was responsible far.tho Kkymany of the unemployvd .during thcf les Held Him Up | n«kvtrng of state expense to (he'frutt where the statu is overrun with in- more parking room anff it i.-- fortunut. Is The Speaker Saturday, May 6 and 7 Something over two weeks ago Loren I OnTliursday. May .*>. t)G- Ilfty-fourth there i - not the need ■ our city rcadcix are asked to carv-i speftora anti rxrcutivt* driving-high pbwend stgte automobile.? Jn thia third stepped into hh chicken ■ iM-rivw iwilvs ut of urvAcira articles uun iitu-mpt is made to trace the trend toward, higher expense 1y* put in shape for parking anti whieh annual convention of the Barry Coun- jiiat Uhtc wax before •VanSyckles ——/.-•• • — • fully read the three <io|umn announce-, lilil'k p, MHjr Li> umr.,(-(• It was a fine thing-for the Odd Pel-' homy one rwning and found on the ’are so close to tile. principal streets dr meat u0peanng on thl-i' page. Every] fill? '.Methodist church. The slogan is lows to uxufc-rtatoe this enterprise which! n°°r u>» hr;»<ls of about a dozen• Rcxponslbllily for Orgy. voter In Hartings inusl re-register in] 'LOW ObM-rvanic and FUilotcniient, is but one of their many philanthropic' thickens, which .-Zmebudy had evldentOlder to vole ut the primary next Bep-. Brfqic .priw-eeding - —— further in thia ,activities. ’ . ,v belieaded but hud forgotten to pay ; for If the thief had not been so foolish .(ember, or ut the |Nx-Mdentlal election • study of the staggering burdi-n .uf state Hit- program gins at eight*o'clock ' as to leave Uw.se chicken heads, Loren ihe following* November. No nuiller ho* exp» iiM-, it might be profitable to confa t time and is u.< follows: ‘ said he might never have known that long you may have been <<p the regis-; older fur* the moment, something ot Song, Service — Mrs. Bes-*ir Woodman. irutlun book of this'city pfitviou. to thi-.' *’the -----------------------resi»iv.Hbiltty t--i 7 ,7.' Ev.nigthstic Service—Mr;. Frank the orgy ol spending I. . ■ • . ■! t.>. -i.. ..... .. । not keep track of how many he had. time, that will count nothing; Jhe new: Loomis ■ | law.is mandutorv It plainly states that] j <ahd he had enough of them so that k (hat has marked llw Roll Call of Presidents—"Why Pro; a dozen could be taken witliout being K/‘'*no voter living In « city of 5.000 or more i I J hhtory of Michigan i B since the close of the Jstitution hut each held witiUn the ap- PRELIMINARY WORK HAD liltntiun Should'Nut Be Re|>ealcd. ’ population or a township or a village I i seriously missed. • Reixirts <Jf corresponding Secretary World WUr. Not only pnipnution received at the hands ot . I When Loren saw those chicken of that size can vole ut the primary o:! ■ Auditing'Committee. Treasurer. BEEN DONE BEFORE MEMBERS CHOOSE ROY , head*, he registered a solemn vow that W has individual lM1y i the state k-gixlatuie. presidential, election unless he or shej ■ Apixiintmrnt of conm'at •.<•»/> shall re-regiater. ' 1 ■ been tilled to pn-vi- ‘ Changed in 1921. LAW WAS CHANGED hr would get the fellow who did that CHANDLER AS PRESI ­ Parliamentary. Drill--Mrs Betthai k ““I? unheardof lev-1 AJI tll|s W!W ci)ah(!W! tjy the - tate job. He bellerr.i he has him. He was Tlie council han made it easy for the Bush. DENT FOR 1932-33 voter* of Hartings They have selccli-d quite confident that the thief would ^‘*1J1Qn|a'l,lll,ll',,rat‘'e •’■'ant act of 1921. BRIDGE AND SWAMP MAY . Our Departments—Fj^' minuiei Friday and Saturday, May 6 and 7. n.. > try to repeat the operation. Accord­ M to tin-, tin citizi nry- jjoards nnd commiMions were shuffled tilt- two (lays when tin- council will be. H Ingly he saw the Sheriff and Under ol the state 4ms had. MtJj reassembled. Old boards and com-' PRESENT DIFFICULTIES President's M^-iuigi -••Needs of the' OFFICERS ALREADY PLANin the council nxinre us a board of re- ■ M ImixiM-d upon Jt an; missions Were abolished nnd new ones i NING FOR FINE PROGRAM.X! 1 County." istrallon for the purpose of result-ring '■ M autocracy of boards.icreuW> U1U1K tsein« RIUUIITU grouped II.) us IF.'inVIH between Co. Engineer Rakowsky Es­ | Election of officers. 'h............ ' o r «■ n n « conunUrr.mtnk. ; J(rl .... .... .and cor• . ■ voters. Ulfs will afford u good op|x>r-!BI . . ----,, . and when he did lie wanted them to bureaus, wa, xsylums. charitable i Noontide prayer. tunity, us the board will nit from eight ] y, This Organization Has Created come in a hurty. beeaitre it would mean -••luriN. agencies an< ■ rw.|.iona) institutions and along similar timates Cpst of Six and One Ohe o'clock p. M. Half Miles Will Be $20,000 A. M. until eight P. M . so as to givei -----other . ...--------governmental —,. mm.jp,..,Mcpurunrni.s Deportment ui ’smc.siaie at the. .state cupiua capital Better Feeling* In Both Il,M*’ lw “ad captured a chicken thief. Song Service. ' orrMturrd an itrmv r»i . . , ... .. . . — . 1 After the discovery of the chicken everybody ample .time during thatjumia which has produced an army of wre rt, nj] ar|.. treated Tlit-n — r,__. ------ .. a strong ------- ­ ------After — long nnd M trying ----delays, the; '.Memorial Service—Mrs. Jennie City and Country heads. Loren and other members of twelve hours ot each of the two davs •-•»»«• employees now numbering more-;.accounting division was created with people living on what is known as*Loejir mentioned. It will not take much ol than 12,000. Lla . The. Brotherhood-has selected os its his family -kept watch lor prowler... !a director nf of tiK th','*budget, a<t decretory; the -irn«Tino> "HiUtings Oiritcr S*.,r toad" can «... NOu. th<-'huiltrel verefnrv ■ •»,>. - Q|lr DcpartmehUl—Five minutes new officers the following: " “** — J i Lart Wednesday night, a little tbefore anyone’s time to go to th>- city lu»ll.‘ TIr- regime ot the state udmlnirtra- nnd . .... all •• directly -■■- -• v re:;"refpbtislble tn the be assured-that it will be constructed instructed each. ten o'clock, they heard an automobile Roy Chandler. President. uiid perform this simple duly. itlve board begun with the passage of (Mute udminbtrativn b•-“ai ' urd made up. this year. Xt. wai. thought that pmPlayPft—Hastings Union. door click as it opened and *Urn as it Thomas Baird. Vice-President. Instead of registering numes in n a set of laa* by tlie 1921 legislature.' »t elected state officials■> and presided slbly the Michigan legislature, now in tnlz—Mrs. Floy McDermott. . was closed. This aroused Loren, m he Secretary. Ear! Boyes. Jiook^B hus been dime heretofore, each Govcrijor Alex Groesbeck hud com-iover by the governor Wl.u .n W ,» «.». «u»ho was given special, session, might take some acOur Song. gut and Not long after .Treasurer,• Fred S. Jones. ._ -----up r _ watched. „—,— w _..... votcr will ix- required to sign two earth, plained that then- were too many ir- veto powers over the actions of the tion that would prevent further ednHelps—Mrs. Murk-1 Verry. ' These officers, together with certain1 this he saw a man walking near the whlch will be exnctfy of the saint- Mz--. responsible Boards operating within board. The state drew a breath of re-. structlon of Covert roads: but wj»-n lieport of Committees. other past presidents, make Hie execu- barn. Calling other members of his but will be different in color and thick- the Mate government. There were too lief. Waste and extravagance were at; the requirements for the improvement Invitation for next convention. tire committee. It is their plan to pro- family to keep watch of him. Loren ticss. Tlie heavier one will be what L many necountanu at Mate institutions, an end. Duplicated effort would now lx_- oj thi. particular six and one-half Reading fil J ou r n a 1—Unfinished ceed at once toward getting a good proceeded to dress and then to gel his called "the master record,” and will; he-charged. There should be cell- reduced to. a minimum minimum. At about thrti thisi miles of highway under the Covert program for next year. shot gun ready for action. Before he never go out of. the ollicy of the city '(ralized m>r.<-u accountings uvuuuiMiHHte , . too. the state police was recognized as.net were looked uji. ft was found that Evening al Seven o'clock. The Hartings Brotherhood has nc- did this he heard the automobile drive clerk, Tiie lighter weight one will be Back E— in tin- old' days thfre were- a _____ ! ...body „ instead of n war-, all the steps demanded by that law peace-time Music—Community Singing. compllshed. and is accomplishing.! away. The other members ot his family reirds wliich which operated one-rated each of .the tlmr emergency i.merio-nev forte fore., and utui settled u-trU.a down as ns it tmx the "precinct record.',' Both must be;boards the time has ..vlrtrrl existed un up Io to thix this time hail had Devotions—Rev, 3. J. Francis. inurh tor the good of the city. It who were watching the man .saw him signed by the voter The names of lus] several state institutions. Each insti- to become anol In r fixture ol govern- been compiled with. The proper pcti- ,Music—Nashville. Girls' (ileo club. oti:;ini.-<rt nt a time when thi-n- wa.-; co to the chicken coop, wrench off the <>r her p.>r<n! e ;1 ... other in-, tuta.n had OWIv’budget Its aitriua! m-iv. t;-'i.. had b-vn mnde nnd appr->v. .1 1>'.' Adrlre.w-L.Mrs. Elsie Moran. biltcruewi and go uunw. inside. umcii Loren soon appeared miicrne'— of oi feeluig icciiug in Hastings, r>uauiiip% al-, loeic miuiv formnllbn. must lie written on each of > appropriation was divided into 12 por-; The salary of the budget director was *•*'' County road comjnl.-L-don. The Offering—Benediction. I most equal to that arhich- has been on P«‘ scene, armed with his shot gun. (Continued on pane .. three) , .■ rions and each month the tica.-.un r ol .*-t by law at $4,000 He Inter drew board ol supervisors had authorized ----- >-----------County offirer* are-: President*' arouwd in Nashville over the school The thief evidently heard Loren, for ; the board drew^uuJ-twelfth of the nn-*$IO.OOO but was cut ------v.,, to ' $7,500-----when *--------- construction, About • • $2,000 liad 5te»W-» Tl«» *«re iwiio-ui'terT'who Lte <rtu» (t*O wo f.rfinn, b.rte whn. te hr .l.rtrt .-.laTtl-d io tO inv« leave the With < ntial, appropriation in question. Ap-. Wilber Bruckt-r * ' becanje governor. Aualready been expended lu surveys and ! DECORATION DAY COMpMntnx ut to these board., Iwld us thorny to fix nil other salaries in the ‘’‘'o r preliminary work, so that what'Oto cXLl!” «S. 01 other '•««*■ 1U’ --------------to gel tile best of tactions, ’ with --------------- *----• *--------------. ■— MITTEES APPOINTED hoiiorary recognition. Tiu-y were com-' department of administrative control i,,vw' *!“' legislature jpnj’ do with the , , posed of some- ot the must successful was given the udnunistraUve board. Covert road uct could not possibly ]cording Secretary—Mrs. Beatrice Dun ! the rcuU lh,i men, «». ted l«Un,. PROGRAM FOR BARRY a lack of co-operative spirit and a situ-1 rn uitcin CCCTIl/Ai Perfecting Plans for Proper ] business and professional men of the headed and dominated by the goretnor. affect Hris particular six nnd ono-half nine; Treasurer—Mrs. Bessie Wood‘­Ration that,was undeniably bad for, LU. MUbIL rtal IVAL •state. They recelv d no pay for their and full authority to hire and fire at; miles, us all the actions listed abpve man. * . Observance of This Anni­ Hastings. " ro>terb«l*«.Bural 1 ■ services, ench board exercising will! was given.«nd comstill exists. '11011 town taken when the Covert Road Sr, *l,, w”’iteB School Pupil. Pro.enllug -• on pnge nine, part two) ! act was in operation. The whole rnat”1 When t ■ , plete control over the affairs of the in-1 'Continued versary In Hastings .; ter was brought to tlie board of super­ Xareotir nnd 8 T I—Mr o.,,n I tt attracted, aS it continues to do, men • — Musical Numbers Here Plans for Decorution'Day are being j smith: CMd WellJr .M Mutter,',rur.l d„:r,.u... .HI u Uu visors at its recent April si-sslon. They A I INE SERVICE. jierfectcd by the it-presentutive-. of the j On May 4 : declined to interfere with IF. because; „ »»— ... ", ....a!city. There were several members who; various patriotic organizations of the' । Hastings Boy Scouts presented to1R nt.-vloui board had aiven it theiri Meetings—Mrs. Minda Mudge; Tern- I worked in factories—and at that time; The first annual Music. Festival of jperance and M MLssions —Mrs. PCa pearl Fos-t PtduSce'had‘been created “n‘ their'-Barry coiinty’runil' schools will twheld whirh^hn^h\dnmdV^^^^ approval ami county money had been 'P"? n Mmton pwture^Mr* MuSlI city. * rr; Motion Pictures— —Mrs Mrs. j* ‘ * As rrjxirtcd before, tlie sjienker will which they had made and which they expended in work on the project. The !5 M '^ 10n Pictures Murfel | nds against their employers This. Wednesday evening. May in me the PerrvFlnver Mission Mi«inn— —Mrs. Mrs May M„..1; Lminds Tnu. «eoncMiay evening, > ’4.■ in . hate put up at many different .places proposition u-a... then up to the pres- T^aft PnT > ’:.rd^ Flower 1"™ cropped ! ttgalnrtouttheir ... employers. '.an...!.™ -•at•"•“Hastings u._ be Rev. Win. 8. Carpenter of Lansing, Prp^ ‘ PnhUruv Mr? ,lal1 in city elections, creat-i Central auditorium beState Welfare Director. Rev. Carpen-j im-NHoncra wiu>. Fva^HHlrtVc Mr? "‘K a s<’r’ous It so happened ginning at eight o'clock. The public is in all pons of Ute city. Tin-. Lx a ;cllt county road commissioners who. S-x!!e^WaS nan ter is n fine speaker and will bring an > ; ItwiiRhtful act Which will tend to pro- im(jcr ajj Hit- circumstance*, fell that uu>v _. . ,, ------ l_. • that some some who who were were employers employers also also: invited mviica to io attend urecna ana uwre u no ad»ulance., felt that and there is no ti;ct ua;, on|y one thing to do. viz. to :®a,e 21Moran. ,nri’.n,' Christian Christian CitirenshUxCitizenship— ]0|ned [h Brolhprhood BrothwSoOd at th>l that lUne time mission mission fee. fee. Tlie The director director is is MU. Miss Mary Mary left and ami encourage bird life in HitsHosInteresting messnpe. BROWN BROS. DID WORK lings, esjiecially of the right kind of carn out tlli. project because it had-Elsie M^ McDermott; Jails and Alms: £?." .7 »-.. Colllnge „r Committees appointed are: Generali When they, met together, ate together , Ann of m. the Music Depart. .. .... __ ). Otto Lockstidt, and ____mingled together socially/ as they ment of Michigan State College, and CQialrmnn, Hugh Riley; General Com-j UNDER CONTRACT WITH .birds Die council very Rladly uccept- bt^-p authorized and because'all the nhn ..reuminury ueen takc'n. taaen. l^aude tDeed ed the sift and gave praise to the lin .hminury steps naa had been | '~”1 rick. Medal Contest-Mrs. mlttce. Francis Craig. George BradlMi. the COUNTY ’ i. did, they discovered "the other rtde ";Mra. Oertrtide Chamberlain of Has­ | ScouLs for tlieir interest in thia niat-1 This • particular ------ ■ -----— at and T. O. Webber: Civil war veterans ; * highway. •begins Smith. Mrs. Jennie Loehr; Parlia-" were not such bad fellows as they had “«£» >» “»*• accompanist. Hugh Riley, A? H Carvelh. Millon . ; the Michigan Central muiii^nc cross- ; mtntartan—Mrs. Bertha Btah. 'been pictured by political leaders, who The program will be as follows: Murphy. Frank -Reynolds . and Henry RESULTING COST WAS ■■nur. uuj. jim pium. nuu Just oremo beyond u»e the umw Bliss Tdant. aqd :! i/nDADt r DH*DI in i had an axe to grind by creating enmity' R^,y‘hm Band—Woodland: directed Sheldon. Spanish-Americau war vet-, THFRFFORF I F'x^FMFH DR. KINDE NAMED continues straight cast for six miles. FAVORABLE PUBLICbetween factions. The result was that MUdrcd Jordan. enins, Frank W. Annablr. Hurry R I ntntrUnt LtOOtlXtU uraiTU nrrinen 1 At ,,1“t lwsn‘ the road turns straight, County chorus — lejuuives began uvkuu , ITYi run. FOR HASTINGS melt v । Miller. Albert Craig and Andrew Mui----- - ----Miller, Albert Mat, „ HtALIrl UrrlLtK north until it Intersects with what U 1 "Wee! May the Keel Row," Eng­ 11 i iinuc> , Ahothet AnoUH.t feature fMlUretowhich winch was helpful at I thews. World war v« tcnm.s; sui>-Com-( Highway Has Been Made Tweni known as the State road. lish folk song. Publlcn'tion Commenift S' mlttees arc: Speaker and Program. F. o u— ... •> Feet Wj^e and Crowned— Work Will Fit In Nicely With ! AS originally laid o>ut. it was pro- , the fact that a considerable number of: 2. "Santa Lucia," Neapolitan folk ' W Annnble. Francis Craig* and H. 8 jK>M-d to construct trie Center road di­ song. Good Judgment nnd Pru* farmers joined the Brotherhood. At’ AU That I, Now Po»»ible Barry County Health Unit Sheldon: Music, F. W Amiable, F. ! redly east acroM the swamp, which! that time there was some prejudice । 3 "The Wraggle Taggle Gypsies,” tlepcc of City Council Ont,. II. B. Whlot't ll.rr, j would require a new bridge over Mud Recently the writer travelled over Activities old English song. , (existing between "town and country.".; Miller, Oeo. Bradteli. A H. Can'eth l)lc njllM ol tOwnthlp road lately Mayor Leonard named Dr.^ hfr-fl is |»UU( getting * auuvu much »a>uiHuic favorable .The eating together around a common: -Continued on page five) ! Hastings lutoiauea m and Andrew Matthews; Stand and ,.kf,n ,,.._r bv thp ro,from* Lncev wwuwa naimu •”• “ --------------- « , . publicity these days because of the!{board and the social contacts made.: 5. "The Hundred Pipers,” Jacobi to Decorations. Albert Craig. Frank ^uKo M-14 ’in Ass^m V Klnde'hcad of the Cx>unl>'Heftltta Un,t- TWILIGHT SCHOOL good »u'n‘ sense, omwc. good judgment JUUH...W., and ...... pru-J K.u(Continued on page m«> five) । Tuc’wple W K. Kello»« orclw.tr. Kind, wu I QcnUnuM y P»W ^?101dLan? H£rr^ “w The roadbed on this stretch has been I °« city, health officer. Dr. Kind® was j ■ ii«nn> «hnni (n dence shown in' it* Its manncnmpnt management hv by thnl the_________ , r ■ Milton Murphy. T. o Webter. F w. made twenty feet wide and crowned. willing to accept this pdsilion without; UN MUNUAT tVcNINu Mayor nnd common council. We clipped: INTERESTING AFHKRNOON •• "Spirit of the Age/' overture, Annablc. GciT "Bradish> Transporta­ That is about all that could lx* done at compensation, as it really belongs >o , „ , « > ’he following from the Michigan: / for CLOSING MEETING. I 2. "Spring Breezes." Conductor. Miss tion. A. H. Cnrreth. Andrew Mat-ithe ; hb work. Dr. Mohler, who had .served ; Kindergarten and Grades One Municipal Review for April The closing meeting of the year for' Leola Horton. prerent time, with the little money thews. H. 8. ShcM»o and Albert Craig. available to the county for construction tv. city Ix-alth officer for reveral .vrai.,j tto 0 Six The city of Hiustlngs and the village] the Hastings Women's club wjll be County Chorus:— Six to to Hold Hpld Oben Open House House Memorial-Day come* on Sunday. work on township highways. Now nnd was entirely agreeable to this change; Home ; f -of Plymouth have recently been nc-'held at the horn.- ot Mrs Roy Cordes ’1. ,•"The Tn'“ ------ ~ Road.” John Alden May 29. this year, and the veterans, then on the worat.spot*. as they may becamu ,.4is he expressed it. "Jt will mv<-—AU All invilea Invited ___________ _ ____ ________ _______ _______ — corded high rr praise ___ for________ their financial Friday afternoon of this week. _______ April 29. Carpenter. together with their Auxiliaries, will develop, a few loads of grave] may be tne-clty money, when it needs to xavr. ■— •» — «2. the condition — j .._<— these troublous —tara— times ----- - . at 2:30 — --------2. -All Through the Night," Welsh --Next Monday -----evening. May during o'clock. -----------------------------Reports of officers w:... attend some church service in a body. placed; but it is impossible to grave! every cvm cent it and r» is in one line won folk song. !ltl parf-nts parents ol of the pupils in the kinder-1 kinder-j Editorials _in Grand Kaptasibe Rapids'be given and the gave! turned ove/ oveZtto n can. am in The Grana Announcement of place will be made the entire distance wfthuul incurring tl,l‘ kind ot work which Dr. Kindt- isigarten nnd in all the grades frofn the I Herald nnd Tlie Detroit Times have: me incoming president. Mrs; C. D. 3. The Volga Towing Path," Rus­ Inter, and more definite plans will also an expense fnr beyond the sum avail-: doing all the while." With one jx-r-.on , nrrt t<» the sixth inclusive are invited ; commented upon the fact that Hastings Bauer. sian folk song. * be announced. able for constructkin' work. , -‘t the head of the Health work of Jhclto attend Twilight school at the Cen-] city treasury has a balance of more Mrs. W. R. Cook will give her paper- 4. "America the Beautiful," Samuel A. Ward. ' nmi-rr-o-r Tiur i iiaiT 'D*1* *orlt *“ <Jonc b>’ Brown Broth* c'l>' “id county there is no chance for tral. First and- Second Ward schools, I than $130,000 and no .debt, while a sew-; on Russian Literature at this time. CONTEST TIME LI Nil I era. nr conflict of duties and there is : wherever the children attend. , nee tr — disposal “-------' plant is *- being -----------i-.-j.; with ... readings —by. Mrs. — W. J. Field.1 । County Folk Dance:— , era. under under contract with the county. county, 3any Is a a'wherever completed *“ work ' they *■ - ■ cost- the county good saving for •tlx ’----'•••. the seven-1 any special tax levy or bond isMr. Christopher Overly, of Kalama-' Highland Schottlschc, (Wcel May the CVTCIUnm TH MAY 1 The did 1 city. i.,v hours arc slk-thlrty to ------------- without ~ Keel Row). CA I ulvucu I u mh I I ।— gbout milo... It would be iinposBecame, with tlie aid of the Kellogg thirty with un assembly -■ at each s —. jg7 a...... - of -- the sue. zoo. will give Russian numbers on the Cane Drill. Bell school. Directed by «• rtbleforforany anytownship townshipcommisaloner. comnitesloner.Foundation, Foundation,the theBarry BarryCounty CountyHealth: Healththree : threebuildings buildingsfrom fromseven-thirty seven-thirtytilltill Plymouth, in the Detroit metropoll- violin. . . .sible _________ Mrs. Minor. Further Opportunity Given For .with the usual township equipment for Unit U able to keep nurses on Vu' Job, [eight o'clock. . ' tan urea, was credited in an article in Tea will be served with Mrs. Clyde Students to Enter Their road work, to do ns much work with- o»ri l,os done such splendid work in Twilight school is always interesting.. The Detroit News with placing its fl- Wilcox and Mrs. L. V Bcssmcr In lout spending far more money, It would looking, after the health of city school, providing, as it does,un opportunity nances on a cash basis and so reducing charge. INSTALLATION OF REV. ”°PPy Posters be fine If this three miles could be pupils with the fine co-operation of the for parents to become better acquaint- expenditures that while other municl-, -. .. * Members may bring• guests who have] KITCHING ON MAY 5 There have been a number of re- gravelled to a width of ten feet; but doctors of the city in that work, the; ed with the work their children orc do- pallties all around it are frantically not previously'been extended the cour-; sponses to the Poppy Poster Contort wc can not the iumuij money w Is school yearling in school. ’ trying to re-finance, it will ilnUh the teUn Oi th. dub aunus tte mr Laniing pre.bytery to Conduct ..w- <see —« where a." --- - board fell that ---- - this ---- coming -------- .. ----------—■ ■by — the American•«Xegion ..n.t u„>, such .... t thtev I t)u. ..................... • > — ; year with approximately $25,000 in the Please note the half hour earlier lime sponsored and . coming from, ... to .permit an _cx-] the,.vwniiirt wouldnnt not twm need the••rvir^A rervlcesntof nin I oar RUMMAGE SALE. Services Here On Thursday bank. Auxiliary, report the Fourth district: ;*nsc. even if the state ihall give all school nurse and this has effected a set for Hie afternoon meeting. The American Legion Auxiliary will committee. Mrs. Henry Mulder and T the weight tax to the counties, and the considerable saving. of Next Week NOTICE TO HASTINGS PEOPLE. I ’have a rummage sale in the Legion SPRING RUMMAGE SALE. S. K. Reid of this city. ’ : 54.000.000 of the gas tax was made irn- j ----------- "*♦ DAN'CL. 'rooms on Saturday. May 7. one day At Presbyterian church social rooms, nt V.K.vuue^ L The Lansing Presbytery wlU meet in At the request of the Salvation Arrty.i Because of the short time in which i mediately available for division pro Every Saturday night nt Clear lake . only. Housewives are asked to cmitn- May 11. 12 and 13. auspices L. A. S.- we are asked to warn the merchant* of the Hastings Presbyterian church May tlie students had to work on these rata among the counUes according to butc what they can for tills sale'.—Adv. (Adv. 5-4. Hastings and Barry' county against 5 nt 5 P. M. for the ixupoae of re­ pasters, the time limit has been ex- tlie mileage of township roads taken —Frank Herrington. Adv. If. . giving any money or assistance to any reiving into the Presbytery Rev. John tended to Sunday, May 1. when all cn- .ovcr, ■ one claiming to be soliciting for the W. Hitching, the new t»astor here Pot­ tries shouldipe sent to Mr. Reid or While’ the idea of the state in doing Army. no matter whether In uniform towintflhta service, supper will be Mrs. Mutacr.' ' this will be to relieve counties and ’ or not, unless they have a card from/wrved in the parlore of-the church and Awards of »500 will be made to the1 townships of highway taxes, it does the commertlal club. «H«r supper an Installation service winning school In the county, the some not seem possible that township roads The Salvation Army has an agree- *13 ** held in the auditorium when amount to be paid to schools having (Continued on page three) , ment with the club to make only one Rev. A- T- Tomshanney nt Battle Creek an art teacher as to those without art I " ♦a'*'-----------------------------------subscription a'year, nils ls*now being will preach the sermon, Rev. R O. teachers. The posters must be orig- FA1THI- UL SERVICE RECOGNIZED. I made by E. S. Heberden, their official niomas of Lansing Will give the charge Inal in idea and design—not copies of! Mayor Leonaid. on Friday evening, representative from Grund Rapids. Any to the pastor, and Rev. A. L. Hathaway other posters or. pictures. It-B hoped rcaPi»inted Guy Giddings as chief of other solicitors for the Army are un- of Albion will give the charge to the there may be a good response by the...Has,l?gs J}" . ^p?rtme.’!E ¥r' 'authorized and probably fakers and: people. Rev. O P. Bataa of Dimondale, nupiu • 1 Giddings has filled that iiosition for . . , I > be . .. dealt .. ...., . . as- ..such. ■V ■ •stated clerk oft the Presbytery,will m to Grand » B “ *" Mla cm* । You are hereby notified that there will be a re-registration of all voters in the city of Haihi should with, willOteba The posters will be taken to Grand K«rs very creditably and efft-; present and Rev. O. K. Btancliard at Rapids, Battle Creek or Kaiamoxop --------- ?; ri*n“* ”* ,alr uk” “ “» *"•" keen. ■,— ‘SMonal ln‘ tings in accordance with Act 306, Public Acts of 1929, and as amended by Act No. 200 of the Marshall win will pitwuo preside a, at iiiiw thew meetings. I —* NOTICE. ■I maiMMU . and an impartial Judge selected, sb icrcsi in me worx oi me oepartment „ . .. , . , and has shown good Judgment in what Public Acts of 1931, ----------- ...------- 1. . Finding that I have time between The public is Invited to attand the in* there'will be no favoritism shown ta, ' [ he has done through hl* many years. You are further notified that such re-regiatnUion will be held at the Council Rooms in the XJ-mitod el—..“Monttan! judging; I nndayi! mg the installation service a recfptto* .__ of sen-ice for the city. Any town is. City Hall beginning on and Wednesdays. -1 am offering- an an op~ - -be tendered . - Rev. and• -„„ May 5th, 1932. —----------wUl Mrs.^LKlwhfU)Y KCGUT- EXHIBIT to congratulated when it can have The Registration Board will be in session at the Council Room May 6 and 7, from 8:00 A.' ^’u^the'iame pnpntffiniwto^arwi tn*~ - - -,, r . - CENTER ROflO TO BE CONSTRUCTED ELECT NEW BROTH ERHOOD OFE CERSj iMfflDrtEEMS. OF TOWNSHIP ROM < » All Voters Must Re-register NOTICE TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF HASTINGS, MICHIGAN » show windows next 16 the Palmer f Drug store on State St. has created a ** 35c -----------SUPPER. great deal of interest and has given!On _____________ Wednesday evening, May 4. tlw, people a better idea of Scout activi- American Legion Auxiliary will sene' Hex. It Is surely wonderful training for a public supper in the Legion rooms, boys and should result in making them from 5 till 7 o'clock. Price 25 cent*. AU, better citizens. . : welcome.—Adv. ; 0 8:00 P. M. school M. to : course being taken by High a. ...... Y. M. C. A. COMMIYTM MMUMG. . .... . r» . . .. .. , 1 ... . , . students and teachers, and at tha same This registration will be known ns the Permanent Registration method and will include all price. Class will start Monday. May mtttM will bold a voters residing in the city of Hastings, Michigan, and all voters must be re-registered in order.2nd. Leave name with Miaa Helen to vote at any election held after ,the abpve date.—Adv. 4-27 C. E. DAVIS, City Clerk. i urwaed —mim Baryi | structor.-Adv. bum*. Piano In- �Tilt: HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21. 1913 PAGE TWO It.U U»r own ourtoto. M Oto* I , '•"""O <*«*» >>•«• ' them and help lift. In years to come we A/FU71? ! SHOWRRMAN ON THURSDAY, may look back upon these trying day. Lt L/ L/i L> Jv vr *-> । The passing of Rev. Roy E- Showerlas necessary in order to save America ■ ■■ .., .._k.===g==^^^= tnan at Bronson hospital it) Kalamafrom moral as well as financial collapse ' , ’ rso on Thursday evening brought sor! OUr young people today are finer Charlo* Powell, who has been sick lot, IQW to m#nj. HasUng, ttnd B>rr>. coun. I PhyaicwUy wc have never had so good a long lime, is not much better ; (y though all were aware of hU . ------ .— a generation: but they hair not been Mrs Dun Lewis will entertain tty .^.rtoUJl eondnton. OLBN COWELL, FAST DIST. to rw»toWtoOT Uto L .ito I toto«< elto, o» Thurto., .n«ln Kolu„------- - — been made too easy for them- Tlrey I noon GOVERNOR, GUEST AT ROTARY CLUB MVS PROGRESS IS 1 IIDTMTIHUS Get a Wampum Card with each pair of Shoes! GOVERNMENT CONDUCT­ ED FOR SOCIETY’S GOOD times. because hunger breeds anarchy. uesday night Ma) pans of 'Michigan But we are approaching a new era We welcome.—Adv. Recoguition and Consideration shall look back upon the day- of the recent past as days of financial mad­ With each pair of Good­ •of Rights of Others Spell ! ncss We were taught Dial the way to get money was to sjiend it first, thenJ rich Sport Shoes you buy, Opportunity • Stanley po.cll wil Ire the apralrer at «?fr Together Usey continued in ev-an- mrn it. We were taught that we could -Lhe Coats Grov<- Community meeting g*UsUc ’J™**Je'7L i Every member ot tire Ha-'-iing-.’ Ro­ r’ silk shirts, ride In bift rjrt ,U> you receive free a Wampum on Sunday evening at right o'clock. All »* J?‘ncdJ*i “,c‘ tary Club kire.w lie would hear .an in- and work, rk half tunc.-We tune.-We may .•.ti!rbi— T<'>‘ I of, tcrt'img address Hum Okn Cowell of harboring such faulty notions We now who ran are urged to attend • Card. This card entitles you The IronAldt Shoe Co offer* a bar-1 church in IpM ”1,> Coldwiater. past dfidriet governor of sec that, while President Hoover* in­. I gain to purchaser* ut sport .'hires tx'd' ‘ cre ® urr Rotary. u)u> *poke Monday noon. Mr tentions were good wRen he’ urged to a real bow and arrow set Cowell had made sacrifice* to reach manufacturers to keep up production their adv and Irani about the Wam-I»>g. Franktorh Remus. Shelby^Monnum Card tlrev are clvlmi away -Adv ,;‘Kur- North Muskegon. Lake Odessa. Hnalings to render this service, bul at half price. Ask us about was glad to d»-> it hr said becau-e take Artificial values cannot be main­> that it would Ire better to nil-*' the1 Parish, hl* IwST appointment being to his appreciation of the. Hastings Ro- tained. Wa’gz-f ofit of proportion with'I commend airto. t»W cm-i White Putron last September It is a this exceptional offer. taiy club. ’ . .. arc an — •re - ­ in^irt-r heirevinu thereby jtlrtrangc co-lncidcnce that he found M*: the .service rendered impossi Ml* Co*’:- •- ‘theme -A.I-: Changing bility. It is not an e—-, j,? ., 2?Xm i«. to uw Mtohto, In sub. Condiui.us of Our World: id^ad of u* to get squared away on a! Tire petition of Earl Smith that Ire Clmcrjsc,, “ , rc , h „ ln l W ’ ? ’ i, ‘ “ ‘ , ’ ?? aianre he spoke a', follows proper basis; but there is no other way! !>• allowed to construct u gx^tnc; le*1 her from the parsouag' mi nt was originally based on power. ,but to face it and go through with rauowcu to roiuajucv u jp«u.... C —■■ w-a*; „;| which adjotu* the church on the other The theory wax once Held ih.it liuman and the American maple will do r/pump at the-rear end of -Lot 588 society rested on the rule of God; ,Throuaii ft all we must maintain ou. j referred by the council, Friday nigh:. hefice came the •divine right of king: . allrctance to cur country and its Cun- : to public ,.>afriy and improremenr Americans broke from thu -theory.. •.notion. •' ntiitlon. Individualism alone and.unand.un­ committee with jwwer to net. lidding that goveriimeiiu mu-: obtain restrained is anarchy Cun*titutiuinl I1 On Friday evening. April 29 htal •, their jx»»er from the consent <■! the govrrnmen*. and recognition of tlie. Giand Lecturer George W. Artnitron­ governed The theory of today j;- that right* ol others spell opportumtv. will hold a school of instruction tori ippV, IUIUI* , ----. - --------- — ------ ------ -­ govcrnment^Hiut be conducted for th?listened W will* Ro>»l Arch Mu*gii>. Zion Chapter good oLsocicfj deep interest —... — . speaks ut a’ 171 °F Nashville an- to be guest.*. Mr. 'Cowell said that proftn.-s 1> not meeting of Rotarians Never has tie Royal Arch degree u til be conferred on ; continuous Wc have "breaks' m tire: three candidate-. Dinner nt 8:30 P M upward movement such ti» «e are go- 'delltv to thi: truth than he did Monday Here's your chance to win a big pris^ in ing through no*. The first railroad in iic-on. ' . • MILO COUPLE CELE­ tin* country wa* toni up. Tire fire; the Goodrich National Archery Contest. Stop BRATE ANNIVERSARY j.-wing machine was destroyed -The lire: ‘elf binder was burned. Our Pur­ CONCERNED OVER ILL­ in here for contest rules, target faces, score itan ancestor* thought . it a »»1 to. NESS OF JUDGE McPEEK Married Sixty-One Years Ago Haii j church heated. They wbuld al­ sheets and a copy of the Goodrich Archery 49c May 4, and Greatly En­ low do organ and. insisted th*V the: joy Life bark:- of the m aw be straight up. tlie Physicians Advise Long Rest Book which teaches you how to shoot. And 95c ld«a being that in order to yorsHip ono! To Restore Health After ’ Nr-.! v.'. i: Wcdw -d.-iy Mr and Ain 11.25 miut be. uncomfortable. 'There h.n the Wampum Card will help you get equip­ Nervous Breakdown been an e volution in mu• thought about unnivcssacy ot tlieir weddilig at their! $2.25 ment. Join today—come in for details. game*. They were once taboo, bin noy No local iljncss in mmuc time lu., home near Milo. . attracted the pcnoiutl concern 'of Mr PcnneU-.was-burn in the city ------ We luu- chaiutd. uur vm -- of mar- more people than the temporary Buffalo. H< ‘marrd-d Lucy M. Pclers riage The home- i.- no: -.>iiat it used to bryakdown of Judge R.ft McPcek. Milo. May 4. ..1871. Thev iiave sp>...., • br. Our-ideas at x hare been revolu- After spending u week in Harper hos- pnicttc.iily all ffici? married kfr in t:omri'c|. The greatest danger to out- qipaiJudge Mcl'cek made two un-’tic- Pr.itricvilli' t-iwn.-Jup, their Ininjc bynr:' Slunii-rninii. welfare is the lack of -ome' jiourr to-ce.-sfui attempts tirwurk in Die Wayne STATE STREET The House of Good Shoes HASTINGS, MICH. •hold u- t5 precedent, not because it is circuit .'Di troH,>. to which task he hud thirty-six years Uicy latipred old. bill because it bf right. Not all mri- been previously a:.Mg!ted for a Hirer ,, ------ , . together in a very fruitful mun.-.:ry co­ l Wti is progress . week;.' period by the presiding judge -uld but one■ would never i;ue>.. it to. ,.IK,ruei|lc 1U hiJnj[. in preuchlng ami . QI vyal hnportame to Ainrricans an- H<- la id .brief sessions oi court here ■ <e them. They luwime son. E. J. Pen- m |sul(ltal uork „ our Constitution' and our epurta. the Saturday and Munday, following hi* nets, who ucmployed tn the pvM>t office Brother Showerman ' was, u manly] basis of our scheme of government. But mid-wevk return from Detroit. He at Ktilania/ixi. man. always comnuunling tlie re^pict' wc do not olH-y law.- if they are no: was obliged to.quit on both attempts Mr. Penirei- i- one ot the pioneers o ()I -. vj.r.ixxH ln lhe communities when Gujliy mail wjvo had "fought the go.xli ' popular, m ahown.by the acquittals of. to occupy "the bench here and h now H,nrH villc touiuhip ,.nd i* xerounlredUl(,j Jor ,l|fc „lirlghl quull. ' tight and kept tire faith ' guilty gangsters mid rum runners,. InJor a .long real which lux phyuclim* a.-, one of tire succe.wful and Progri-ssivi i kq-unc.-eyx/'-liad in apologize for' u »<->uk<nt h was ui Interim in n«>vi*iwc-.v>->iiru:r7Riverside cniu-tct^!; about uhusc guilt there could be no advised ' ‘ ‘ at the beginning of his•“ ill­ i.irmi-r- of the soul hern part of th: • 1U. daily w ali:. or hl< bu.-,mi " inelhwl- ; on the M' tlx/dljt lot given by Un- l.-iti-' qoeMion. Revelations of 'gangland ac­ ness. Tlie dhlinituished patient ts as­ rouixy. Me h U * ■««....! lo.re torm-e: .. . .. ... ---------. >1, lu. piu.,1 the lour ||. •uiraui man »hh »„ilhb lb. J Slnk,.r ,„r Methods ' Uvitleg in our big cities are startling, sured that a careful observation of the m.r» w I.D H«n: IW • aM I. cibi t. wh > had served locally. showing the urgent need of rc-t stab- rest orders Ml! restore him tb his old and viotou. l.-r ou, M bu ».-■ Jishing our government upon a solid.' time vigor Judge’McPeek remarked 1, n.« neeeaw to, hn« u. u.irtl^,piy^r Ji, u Is hereby given to all Depositors and Credit BATTLE CREEK DENafew day s ,-rgo that he had hardly seen a».„ to Ito- hard . substantial bests. ,J lumu«, . One of our troubles is that the pres-j a sick day in tuenty-tive yriirt. Hi’ anv-mor,-. be guv-e up active woricsom - rll4 _______________ ,. ,It. utn. ,hoMr. .... ||rr ■ Tu tlST HAS ACCIDENT ors of the Nashville State Bank ent gentratibn has not hud the >aam--i--------training .is their elders. Our couniry J years.-Charlotte flcpublieau-Tribuue. ri’tticd. down to* a sane dnjbymcnt <4, m ml fromrat least tight .of the chargethe receiver i> now accepting the filing of Claims. that lu- had reived. Tin largc*Hustm.-; in iccynt years has Ixen m> prosperous1.—---------- ■* »" ———life. Both take un active inter'.‘■t mi church was lull ot those who .had His Stalled Car Hit By Fast Every Depositor should bring hia Savings Book, Cer­ TAKFN <»N SLWOUS UHAKGE. wealth has lex-n gamed so easily, tliat what is going r>n in the world, and hi m known Michigan Central Eve­ laved him in other years young people have grown iip wkh lux ... ­ Albertu* Ostrander, who claims to tificates pf Deposit, Cashier’s Checks, or any other form ning Train Quldrca be a isiinter ami to-be 5H years <4 age, old graciously. For- fiity-xvrn .rears H.- was very highly regarded bv hl* uries unknown •" of deposit with them in order to file their clqimt. have not been trained to thin):' gu and whose home ts’ln Charlotte, ua:. they-have.bern active member- m the; brcttiren in the ministry- Eu»hty-nv< Saturday Dr. H P'. Slrtnck u dentist Also, regarding Commercial Checking Accounts— ■sent at In., funeral <4 Bittle Cicek, uus driving to Grand Ing service to their elders, or to an: arrested by sheriff Liotuird on Wed­ M' lIHMll-.t Epl'-e-IIMl church “ Statements must be called for, and each Depositor must body else, but arc belli,, .--rred t. .,, nesday ---and ------brought .... to this city. well.’ They have goitf n real Kajiid: to visit friends. Al Middlc... stricken-with1 villa tie bad a narrow • " with a very — serious crime others, They have not been traiped to charged be sure that figures agree when filing claims. from tmuch and a very sgrwork. The old idea ot Brnjamip against a twelve j'ai ._ .. Parents may. file claims for children. lerlormcd which d.-alh. when the «.45 train Saturday ■; Franklin—thrift and aaving—have home is in Cwxtlcton towustup Hr struck hii. automobile, which mahv friend* that ill it few evening been scouted ttirown into the discard was taken belq(e Justice Corlngld He Filing of all claims must be completed within 90 days hud become .-tailed on tile Michigan, Inc so-called “mo^erjs* idea tuw been wa.-, bound over lu the circuit-couit urdthl from February ,23, 1932. ■ Central crossing at Middleville just a* that to be really prosperous, one slwuld- ui tin ;xi.al sum <>! WOO" । the west bound train was bearing! mitt'-d Proof of Claim blanks may be obtained at Bank. i White PlgiAm where he down on him. DA Slruick hud barely spend his money before he gets.it High ' ------ --------------• in tttturv ;«,i igbter work He entered on ■ time io jump front his cur before the' TOID TROUBLE ( AI S pressure salesmanship of luxuries n«> Her legal notire on page 14 for full particulars. i of their iretabb win-. great enthu»sa-'.m i locomotive crashed into it. smashing it, brought us to our present state •>( fl, • grateful that the Lord had spared him nancial ztiaos. But It will doubtles.-, twi-u Doogc of Lansing i into sl:ajH l...-s bits. Hr was consider-'. live helpful. lUetut 11’ worth ad It casts'll our young people many friend* in tlu» city where he had ' ablj upset by his experience, but later ( p. early in -December he began to; shall team that they cannot afford to’often visited, was burred on Saturday E. B. Finley, Receiver Nashville, Mich. : telephoned tn Ills Grand Rapids' symptoms <4 the return of hi-;-friend:, grow up as irrcspoiviibles. .lufttng afternoon, death being due imniasiuidi SMALL CHILD SWAL­ who caihd and got him. L fate but lie .did not communicate his: . During the day tlie Michigan O n-1 LOWED LARGE BUTTON their burdens onto others,' but must Double • to anyuiw until about Die flr.-t ot ‘tral maintaiti. a watchman at thisi .... year wh/n lie could .not cover it : crowdnu. but it is not guarded at night ; X-Ray Failed to Locate Itlonger One month Mton- liis death h> ‘liurie are quite .u few night trainsr Boy Could Neither Eat wa* obliged tn give up and go to bed nnd aiftl. as th-- approach to life crossing ts; Nor Talk NorjiullF ■ down a t- >-p hill on MitidlcvUles mainBtouton hospital in Kalu- street there is always danger for an; Incident <>iv. alter two weeks ot in- automobile. ’ sullerinc. he [ta-ered away. Hr ---------------- HASTINGS ■ MICHIGAN ----------------------Ired was otic ot great puiu but of rassiaii nil a 1.1. t,ini.. . great triumph. H<had asked'that he ibout’ 'hr Flu-, little three yrats old d.iughttx buttons to; tn a rmiltini tii remain c-oivi'i'ou.i .-.a o'. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Haynes ot Thai lie tuigh'. know hl.friend* to the d beFn plav-i Baltimore Twp. piUi&ed away Saturday, ' PROGRAM FOR THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK •»ui time and had | th them at the hospital in Ann Arbor and Un : faith and tlie misfortune : funeral ua.- held at tin- family real-,' gratitude WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY •Ju button-bt-in livin'eleven o'clock Monday morn ­ E*en about tin- sDc of a Ing. Rev Ku-fcr of Potterville ufflclat-; Thanksgl' in j Burial in Dowling ccmcjery. Warner Oland in “Charlie Chan’s Ch Praise Uh- Lord, Valuable ZOO Prizes in the GOODRICH NATIONAL ARCHERY CONTEST IRONSIDE JUCE COMPANY NASHVILLE STATE BANK You can SA VE rTIANOTHIATLF Feldpausch’s Friday and Saturday SALES Choice Swift’s Premium BEEF KETHE HAM ROASTS 14c Pound Sugar Lean. Pound 12c 18c 10 LBS. Granulated 29c 19c White House Coffee, lb. Rinso, large size pkg. . Hamburg 3 **• 25c 6c 19c Palmolive Soap, bar . . Magic Washer, large pkg. Butter again inc PORK ROASTS OvcniiedL Whole or Shank half. lb. Shults er Freeport LB. DEATH Ot^ ALBERT DOSTER. Many residents of Prairieville town-: ilnp will renu mber Albert Doster, wlio! plaint tu JO© •.'. r.- d to Nljrs. still later to Ann Arbor r ire died last week. Thi* funeral held from his old home, where his FRIDAY—SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM —Heleti Twelvetrees in “Panama Flo” and Edna Best in “Michael and Mary SUNDAY—MONDAY England of Bellaire sjx-nt a lew vith relatives at this place. Mr arid Mr»' Harold Dunning of hduipacixj were Saturday night and •tinday uurvts of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Craytord of this place. . Mr and. Mi>. Tom McWhirter of Detroit -pent from Friday until Sun­ day ifitli their unde. E- D Lewis, and < wife. Mr*. Abe Hetminctir of near Prairie-j lithixllsi I'hurch villc sjieiit a couple ot days with her t ijaider-that many w purcurrtti Munday ufU'rnoon. Lite bodv "in. James and family of thw place id state at ’.l.e church tor three tltr ;wsl week. cftdMiT the M-Tyice. various Mr. und Mr.. Fred Bourdo and two , mrmberi of the Barer County Miuu- < f their daughter* and Mr. and Mrs ; According Burdette Smith spent Sunday with Dr. W. F. Kendrick, ruperintcnaent relatives at Quincy P ot the KaUmfccoo distrtei Dr. a advantage ol this "reduction J E. Jacoba returned home Tuesday! Wheeler, . superintendent ,--------------- ol tlx . Grand' ------ , alter spending a couple ol‘months 4 Rapids duinct Dr. w M Puffer, .-up- with her sister hi Chicago. She ac-j Nctupprn Group. erirMcndent ui Brunson hospital and compunled him twine und remained ■*, We had n .'hoi: biwr.rj Dr J c Floyd, former superintendent (rw day*. . ' April 19. -Marcia Ironside ■of the Grand.Rapid* duirict, all u»-j' “ —■- Neal ■ -• -------------u Flunk of Kalamazoo und1 Ruth .......... ;»i*t»d in the seQrice. Dr Kendrick and NeaPof Plainwell were week-end aural* girbi sang th- 'Waikmg Sang ' which'Dr, Puffer both gave fitting tribute.' 1c’ ol IlieI r cousins, Harold and Harvey Iwui followed by readings by UwuLthe deceased Rev. L L. Dewey, ac- Warren, nt this place. iWuiingcr and Betty McMillen B<: companred by Mre James Brj-tol on Mrs. Morton ami Miss Nellie Warren (Sigler then gave a very InU-Tv.vUi)* talk! the organ, sang two of Rev. Shower- of Grand Rapids were Sunday after­ ron tire wild fioweta In tlw v.t.-. und man'* favorite hymn*. “Abide Wan noon visitor* of Mr. and Mrs. Heber i Gertrude Finstrom played a piano sulo.' Me" ana “I Know My Heavenly Father Pike. ITlie rest of tire luia wa* *jxut ini Cares " The righvy-fiicnunetcr united Miss Rose Clark of Bellaire spent i lida.vibg same* in -'Uiglug another fayuntc hymn. "J! a lew days Hie past week with her i We decided to go on a hike next i Love Thy Kingdoiii, Lord." Tlie whole untie. E. D. Lewis, and wife at this I week. | service was a beautiful tribute to thu niace. John and Lionel Barrymore “Arsene Lupin1 Alio Gang Comedy FREE EATS" and Latest Pathe Sqund New* COUPON -TUESDAY- NITE Thomas Meighan in “Cheaters at Play . ALSO. CARTOON IN SOUND WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY The Return of “THE BIG PARADE . IN SOUND ALSO COMEDY "WILD WOOLY’ FRIDAY—SATURDAY HOLHbE nanUUt l-UOGKAM Waller Hutton in “Law and Order” and Lily Danuta in "Thia is the Night �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WCTNESnAT. AFRIT, 27, 1»M J > Bell; Myrtle .Waters. Ryan; Bernit.i! ASSYRIA. J Rodebaugh. CoaU Grove; Muriel Me-' A real estate drill Hrav rorvuimmated Arthur. Delton; Arloa Swift. McKelvey; recently when Tom William.*, und John •Maxine King. Maple Grove Center Williams traded their farm cast of Broad Jump. First Place: Earl Dunn.! Lacfy to Wallnee Harris for his house Monroe; Waynard BeUon. Briggs; Ba-Ml] SOME OF THE MANY SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY. and lot nt Lacey, both parties taking J'Coy. Bel); Duane Laurence. Avyrla;l. immediate posv sston. WATCH OUR WINDOWS FOR OTHERS. Frederick Haywood. Welcome; Robert j The Briggs Ladles’ Aid Souirty will (Continued from page one) Payne, p n Stutz. Coats Grove; Cleon Smith. Coats |____________________________________ hold their next meeting on Thursday. East End Boys Adrignson, if. 0 Grove; Joyce VanAuken. Briggs; Juan-j(he two cards. This will be done bv the May 5. pot lurk dinner at ‘noon and SWISS STEAK BACON SQUARES Ci° >Tlla Moon. Bell; Virginia Benham, As-1 registration board or some, me mix-r ot MWing rarpet rags will furnish busy Home Cured, Smoked, lb. ” Take Series Opener Warner, c.f.p. syriii; Maxim* King. Maple Grove Cen- it; but each voter must sign his or her work; ' I^Mi* fielding by both the victorious''' Townsend, ter; Frances Mauer. McKelvey; SKSF-1 name to the two cards Mr and Mrs. Mrrril Nickerson Move BEEF ROASTS BEEF RIBS eo Sl-coiid Wardens nnd the losing North-1 rnary Frldpauitch, Flla Tyler. Dttflei As we have explained before, the traded their farm home near Lacey for Total 35 13 ernera marred tig* first game of U>e Shoulder, pound Fine for baking or stewing, lb V Brick: Margaret Converse. Ryan. See- proclncf record wilt be taken on elec­ 1932 City RerirS which ojiencd at thefind Place: Richard West, Bell; Rich-: non day to tlie place-where the elec- Creek which lx now under the r.* w fmrrtriHind. Amll 19. NeJtlwr team hit urd Wallace. Monroe; Forest Parsons.. t|on. Is held in each precinct. A*, the management and Mr. Barney s ut '.lie PEANUT BUTTER 1 Q° Wieners, 1 fic 3 OK0 ralely to any great extent. Bishop only McMillan 3b Briggs; Gordon Tusker. Assyria; Rl<;h-1 *,«cr enters the voting place und while farm norm*. 2 lira.’ for . I W BOLOGNA I U Rm. for fa W allowing two hits in the two limings lie'• ‘ ' J ard ..IM Ptpgleton. rirKU.-lvu, Welcome; nriLMUi., Donald inm-uu TownU/WU- ’j outside OUl.MU the railing, he will be given a Mr and Mr*. Carl VanAuken have pitchr <| while hl-i leam-matc-i allowed Brail, as. 7 . 11tend. . j Coats .. Grwc; t._. Donald Feldpauscb, t Izmail J slip.-winch he Ipust sign, request- returned'from Flint after sjiending the :• -.en runs to scoic on misplay*o FiiJier.lI Snyder, c.f. .. 0 1;Lltt^faM; Johnson. Culver: hng t,,at ti he ** **Vfn »n official ballot pant week with their sister, Mr amt PLENTY OF VEAL, LAMB. FIRH r-. 4 « A.« ----- "■ Nina ------ ---------------------!•••• who i vlKVrd Bishop, ulKiwd wyen hiUl!r<w. c.......... and HOME DRESSED POI ’ Ll ItY. LJ r HOHC ZI OZ LHhe Dunn. Monroe; Alice lumnlgan, | as he steps Inside the railing on elec- Mrs. Ixvant McIntyre and tumily. 10 and fmiru-m inns wored In the ihret I Hewitt, lb. .. Assyria; Margaret Sage. Branch; DorUhion day. he will hand this signed slip ■Mrs. Nettn- Mamby and Evn xuent Innings in which he jjltchetl. nreu. welcome; ! l0 me inspector. The inspector will im- Friday lii Buttle Creek also vlsitad her Reed. neign; Heigh; neien Helen ecoocy. Scobey. Welcome; I Follick. 2b.- . Skidmore and Biuh. pitching for the-:Skidmore, p Trre.ra Frldpausch. Little Brick; Cor­ mediately look up his precinct record stater. Mrs. Hira F>».s. East End crowd, allowed but four rate-JI Johnson. I f. nelia Beverwyk'. Irving. card, which he signed when he regis­ Announcement■» have been received Dt’RFEE ITEMS. Mattings high school 111 with the tie, uhllr their Infield put -on a jug-' Bush, p. ... . Girls' Barx-bull Throw. First' Place: tered. If the signature signed to the re­ on the.birth ot a ..on al th< Mr. Mid Rev. Fred King and wife and win measles tiling rxhibit'.nn during which time six' Violet Harrington. Dowling; Evelyn quest for the ballot corresponds-with Mr.-; Max Miller home, trf-^Niishvillc. tuns ermsed tin* plate. Hcrrnigion. Dowling; Doris Reed. , w .k- is a gnu-wn Ml ’ OIcn« Asplnall had her .tonsils the signature made by tinvoter on the The little u one grar/1-.on m of «r Mr, Th' r,,,‘ *‘u' ntltd ’’*»•’ w M A br,nch Total ,.25 I Chuck Ix-onartl. who is-cuacliing the I test wrek nr'*r r,m‘neU children have the Beigh; Beatrio- Ball. Dunham; Muriel precinct record when he registered, hr and Mr Jesse Miller, formerly of (ids nM* !lnf‘ Score. ’ (Howell measles. F.i t Wald squad, .aid that the entire McArthur. Delton, Donna Kelley, Mc­ will be given a ballot, which Ju- can plafr ■feamc indicated how little tlie boys I Callum; Margaret Reed. Star; Hazel prepare in the usual way in the voting The pleasure birthday organization; Harold Erb many friends will be Anha May and Viola Couch ore out . Third'Ward . 13 I'liliz■•! th.* im|M>rranee of errnrteu Phillips. 'Shores; Rom-in ary Feldiiausch. booth. When he votes, tlw inspector will mm at tlx- home of Mrs. Mabel much pleased to hear he is recovering ot school witli the'measles. ba-. iMll Hr. ;ls well as the other!| Second Ward Little Brick; Freda Freefrian, Ryan: will stamp upon the precinct card the Hyland on Wednesday. Aprd 27. fur nicely trom hla operation. Farmers in this vicinity have their comcIh-.. who are looking alter the Base.; on bolls; off Skidmore, 1. off Cornelia Beverwyk, 'Irving. Second date ot the election when this voter dinner ■ Mixa Geneva couch is home from, cats mostly rowed. four tram., r. willing to give all the Bush. 2. off Payne, 4. off Warner, 2 Place; Maxine Hornsby. Dowling; lime voted. ________ __ the _ _______________ _ After election, all the pre(mir that can possibly ixt spared to de-|I Two-base hits. Adriansqn. Hewitt. Hit Norris. Dowling; Tlwlma Ball. Dun-jfjnct cards will be returned to the city v-liip a train of junior baseball play- by pitched ball, by Bush. 3. <Town- ham: Marian Clark. Delton; Dora clerk. He will go through these precinct eis that H.T.tm.', can lx- proud of. M-nd. 2. James), by Warner. 1. iLara- Gardner. McOmber. Carrie Cogswell cartls und ln the corresponding ’ Ev> r.v boy should show his apiin-ciation brer. Wild pitch'-*., Bush. Warner. 3, Lakeview; Odetta Pifleld. Wood; Don-|j,]j,CP on i|M. master card will state in Niy ttirnmg out ■ r.-gularily to practice Payne. 4 Struck-out. by Skidmore. 7. na Niel Niel. irvino Irving. writing the fact that this voter voted at Boy-’.Han-ball Throw First Plan , the election held op the date men­ dulls and giving . strict attention tn by Bush. 9, by Pavrw*. 10. by Warner. 2. rv. ry detail ■ Left on bases. Third Ward. 8. Second Charles Boysen. Gun lake; Earl Moore, tioned. so that the precinct card and Ward. 2. • Gun Jake; Robert Stutz, Crtats Grove. the master record card will ggrcc. ■ Srenntl Ward. Stolen bases; Jacobs. Snyder. Bush. Edward Feldparnwh. Little Brick; Rob­ Should the voter fail to vote for two P.O. Adair. 3. ert Coo|M-r. Rogers; Gerald Crawley.• years in succcMlpn, the master record McMilhn. 3b. Batteries, Payne, Warner anibCogi- Star; Clinton Brill. McOmber; Sig­ card and tlie precinct card will'bc tak­ well. Skidmore, Bush' and Rose. Win ­ mund Linic. Shores; Wilbur Solomon. en from among the others, and tlxMurpbv. i f ran ning pitcher. Payne, losing • pitcher, Delton; Gerald Gibson. Hope Center; voter will be notified by the city clerk Skidmore Umpires. Comp and Ham- William Lord. McCallum; Wendell Rees. that, 4>ecauM* he has not voted for two hiond. Scorer. Blakeley. Dowling. Second Place: Frank Tlchvoq. years, his name or her name has Snyde. Barlbw lake; Thomas Stevens. Gun1 been dropped from the list of retfislake; Robert Benner. Al-Gon-Qmn1 tered voters. This will be done if he May 3 4th Ward vs. 2nd Ward. lake; Howard Piper; Altoft; Gerald1 his not voted ut least once within the Muy 5 3rd Ward vs. 2nd Ward. Fblllck. 2b. Near. Rogers; Robert Andetson. Quim­ two years. After the voter has received Skidmore, by; Norman Hall. Star; Dunne Green­ such a notice from the city clerk be field. .McOmber; Lexter Lord. McCul- cun register again by agoing to. the J Winners in Track him;- John Wood. Milo; Stuart Reger. office and signing new nAsler ~ Meets in the County Hop«* Center; William WOQdmnruet*.•■ clerks and precinct cards as tn the first In’Pit.11 Dowling: Dorr Darbyk Branch; Carol1 stance. ■ Following4ire the names ot the win­ First Ward. ners in the track meets conducted by Newton. Weeks; Earl Rowell. Dowling . A voter who continues to reside in F- the Barry County Y. M .C. A. in co- First Place: Harold Sage, Branch;; the same precinct, and votes at least 3 operation with the 4-H club Achlrvr- Claude Covey. Dowling; Ward Wood-■ once in every two years, will never ryed munw. Dbwlint. H'llx-lt.. lb. to register- again under (his pliitf Un­ l -ment Day programs last week: 0 0 questionably one effect of the new law “j 50 Yard Dash: Boys under 9. First NASHVILLE DEFEATS (•tKKien<>in-it. r.f n will be that voters will be more apt tc *' Place: Leon Dunn. Monroe scliool; T. K. NINE FRIDAY.. do their duty at elections by casting " Junior Hill. Quimby; Donald ^pringer. Hnnu-Mir, . their as -vthey will i The baseball nine of Thomapp!e-f ----- ballots, --------- —inasmuch ------------ — - McCallum; Donald Townsend. Coats Hull. I..: Kellogg High was defeated 10 to 7 by| have to rc-rculster if they fail to do so •' Grove. S'.'coud Place: Fair! Dunn. Mon­ *. roc; Clarence Chaffee. Quimby; Robert Nashville last Friday in a context withjtor a P«rio«l of two years. Kelly, v f. .. " Stutz, Coats Grove; Paul Richards. a thrilling finish. Nashville scored three Barnum, cl. ' runs in the flrat inning on two hits, a, n: Delton. Boys 9-12. First Place: Orlo Shep­ hit batsman, and two errors. T|>cy| four more in the third to compile । pard. Assyria; William Hynes, Shores; added a 7 to 0 lead. T.-K. counted two in’ Sun and Tub Fast RobertxMafTf.soieysMcOinbcr: Kenneth' the fourth on two errors and a triple. iu Rn.M*/W'elc-ome; Thomas Steven.',. GunI They added two more in the fifth on lake'; Gerald Gibson. Hope Center; Score. Harold Sage. Branch; Leon Heimer. three hits und an error. Nashville put across one In the fifth WELL KNOWN COMMISSION EfRM E Star Second Place: Dunne Lawrence, First Ward1 fl 1 0 4- C 4 35-36 inch heavy Drapes WellA YARD IB Assyriq; Russel. Matteson. McOmber; but the Middleville boys made one in OF BISHOP, HAMMOND A JACK­ .Second Ward 5 3 4 4 6—21 9 .8 Dale Crawley. Star; William Howard, the sixth and two In the seventh to cut SON LEADS DETROIT MARKET * I 1 Nashville ’s lead to 8-7 However. Nash-] ler. Welcome; Paul Hoysen. Gun-lake; Jim-i Butteries. Buhop. Fisher. Kell... | vilte added two In the eighth to .rave 1931 Figures Ju»t .Made Public Give Skidmore. Bu.h. Ruse. Uinpin*. Brozak. nr Springer. McTalhun; Harold Dc- the game for the visitor*. Some Idea rif Hie Importance I’.L..-«‘d by .Skidmore, 2. bv Bush. 1. Tx-ster. Dowling: Willianj Hynes. • The Middleville boys outhit their op­ ponents 11 to 9 but did not bunch'them dux try in Michigan ou r — 1= ............... Firs, Fldtr. -----DW1 c»>. hits. O Hail. L Rulx’it Tlirei-lrase I-,.-... ofBroadcloth <11; Melbourn Mrlbourn Barnaby. Buttubv. Quimby; Otiltnbv: Gerr.,r. .. ‘h,,lne hit... Skidmore Double-playa, Follick Bell; "Owing to the quite frequent publlFriday. Woodland will journey to, to Hewitt. <Robetts. Flsheri. Hit bv old Crawley. Star; Vernor Bennet'. Middleville to play their annual’ game, cation of article, in Uh* public press and Voile Ilijrhed ball. by. Bi»hop. 1 i.lolnunni fouls Giove; Wilbur Solomon. Delton; with T.-K. High.'relative to the volume of business be­ liv FI-h'T. 2, <Johnson. Larabcv). Stolen Claude Covey. Dowling; Ward WoodBROADCLOTHS Many Design* All Fast Colors j ing done by the different commission basrvt. Holl.’ -Fisher. McMill.ui. Rus< . man.Mi*. Dowling'. Chories Boyaen. Gun WOODLAND VK TOIilOt'S houses at the. Detroit stock yards." raid ■ ' ’ “2 ~ Waynard Uclson. Briggs.' Second Lahibee, Stniek-out. |>y‘ Bishop. 4, ovFit xi'kfifiii in -> i Horace M. Bishop, veteran cotivntaion Uy Fisher. 7. by Skidmore. 7. by Biu.ii, Place; Lylu. Johnson. Culver; Maurice wnzvii .a , ’’’iman and senior member of thq well Cogswell, Uikeview; Norman HaJL 'd. 11 Rh ,jUC,ces?lul 111 known firm Of Bishop. Hammond A,, lhl.„ Star; Arlo Vandlen. McOmber; Mar­ -Innin, out n.y Bunn.ld ><„» W a Skidmore, 1. off Bush. 3. ' .Young Men’s .iula „ ,nleraM „ „ tin Stutz, ZToteU Grove; Lester Lord, worn « 10 w 2. Ultorlu ».t. A W wild pltehCb, Bishop. 2. McCallum; Howard King, Maple Grove •on, nnd Loren onrllm.r tor Wood.,,... eomMrll„,u m,, , h.„ Winning pltclier. Skidmore, losing Center; Nelson Norris. Dowling; Har­ J‘"•’•t «"d <or,Tl»w n,ur„ «xne rd.n «, to th. pitcher. Bishop. lan Grlnagc. Gun lake; Richard Wal­ ° . < k I extent and importance of tiie livestock THIRD WARD CENTKALITES lace. Monroe. Garllnger. who is a freshman at I industry >n our s'ate WIN OVER .SECOND WARD. O|rL, lln(ier 9 pjrsI pjarc: Dorothy ’Woodland, promise of developing Voodland. shows imml» nt rtov.-lunino____ ."war Finest Tailoring! Best Quality , Our Arm." said Mr. Bishop, r. the. <*um*, Coats Gr A In the Initial initial contest rontc-M between the s Scinw, Grove;, Hazel. Phillips.iinto “ first class player. | organized originally Jn 1897 as BUhop, new * Tliirrl Thini Ward team nnd The the veteran Chores; Shores; '’ Dofotny Dor ofify Mack, Mack. Dunham. Se Sec-' ’c-I --------- ——• » — • I * Bullen, which firm was superseded Hrconti Ward aggregation a rent pitch- ond Place: Wanda Barnes. Welcome;i by Bishop. Bullen & Holmes a few in*:.dia l resulted which ended when Be.rale Phillips. Shorts; Alberta Swift, years later, in 1920. owing to the death Ruffled Five-Piece 81 x99 in./I Skidmore pitching for the Easterners' McKelvey. X ot Mr. Bullen and the retirement of blew up in the third when tlx* CentralGirls 9-12. First Place: Cornelia Mr. Holmes, Mr. Hammond and Mr. ill . .-con-d their firs’ run. Up tn then Beverwyk. Irving; Jane Herrington. Jackson, who hud 'been with .the old Skidmore had struck out seven men Star; Maxine Kellogg. Quimby; Ger­ firm for a number of years, became und allowed Jut two hits. Al the .same oldine Halvernn. Hinds. Second Place­ partners, under the present firm nnmd time. Payne. 192 pound ridght hander Odetta Hfleld. Wood; Mary Dillenbeck, of Bishop. Hammond & Jackson. (Continued from page one) /Only who officiated on Hie mound for the Shores. s*"--* . ,. . ..' .. .... . ... 1 "Since the year 1900 this firm has fed Third Ward jvas sctMng down op|x»lng Girls over 12. First Place: Josephine' can be improved and maintained wilhbatsmen in nice order, striking out ten Hedges. Ryan; Ruth Anderson, Qulm-lout some aid from the townships. For all competitors , in the volume of Dots, Cross Bars and Plain Styles business done at the Detroit Stock men in tlx Innings, and blanking the by; Juanita Moon. Bell. Second Place:; instance. If right now tlw township of Yards. The firnauv '*N|Ih» • Wide” East End ermy completely for three Vlmu Klnne. Altoft; Phyllis Tasker.' A.vsyna had a fund.lt could use for "During tlie year 1930 wc sold on sheets al Ibis atuatmg price I innings. In the fourth inning the Sec­ Assyria; Ruth Hill, Quimby. I coating this three miles to a width ol the Detroit market livestock the actual 81 x 105 ond Warders connected for two .safe Boys Chiflnlng Contest. First Place: , ten feet with grave), that highway value of which was I9.8M.92270 or a hits, theirJlrat in the game. They Gerald Near, Rogers; Richard Cosudy,; would be improved wonderfully and total of 82.807^1557 more than our picked up one more hit in the fifth but rixncr; ■Fisher; Basil coy. Coy. Bell; William Hynes,/made Hyncsjrniade a fine road road. competitor and in 1031 we sold «. „■ unable :»«< until (hr alxlh Slum.; Orraltt Crawlry. Si ar carolf Th. Banner U«r» not .Uli u, be mu- closest livestock the actual value of which was inning' Innin. «b.„ when Payne Bn..... weakened .. .ky,, d and <on Ulum ------ \DowU -----------W;----------Nelson----------Norns.--------Dow-.««««««. undendood. „ We c .re .re nov not urgmg uralna >n tn rnese rhew 86342.959.13 or a total of 81.786351.33 ■ nd two wild llnu* Merl rstlliu UnnrruTumua 1 ... .in--,1 — • a ----.__ ... . one hit. three pAves und ling; Dunn. Monroe; James Lan- times that Assyria or any other town- more than our closest competitor In the EL Dunn* aoviuw. Monroe:;ship money now for mis this^purpose. pttchcs and two costly errors by ........... nignn. IEllis; Monroe;:rinp ship raise this purpose t>urt>osc past year. During 1931 we sold 433 per .. ~ 1|S; Roy J Dunn. raue money now lor ' ~ |rnrn1,l t But n.i. we ...Ill _ ..... ... Karmes. the Easterners picked up five ’Charles Tlchvon. Barlou Lake;. Harold will not always have the^ Crinkled Cotton ,, ,---- „ ’- ---------------- . ......... . ; uiwuys nave, inese cent of the total number of head of aU „ Edmonds, Dowling. Second Place; Earl; Edmonds. Earb times. Better times are ahead\f .tu-artVr us. Allyne Warner, who relieved Payne Dunn. Monroe; Charles Gleske. Bell; When they come it stems to us os If it livestock marketed on tlie Detroit marhad trouble finding t|ie plate, but Frank coy. Bell; Donald Townsend, .. would be wise for townships to co-op­ •'ll has always been our ambition." steadletl'down to fan two in a row to Coats Grove; Niel. crate with the county In raising money -- ------ • Verne Hving; he said, "to keep our organization at ’ ".d !!*' 5“T' >. , c,aude Claude Clemens, Clemens, Quimby; Quimby; Earl Earl Dcrnary.|for Dcrnary, I for the tlie purpose purpose ot ot..putting, putting, especially especially the highest possible efficiency in order Ladies' &. Misses’ Orlnuao Gun r.nn 1nV«.< •'.« main travelled township ___ _______ • in Ufty Bush Showed some of the form McKtlvev-. McKelvey; Darlan Harlan Grlnagc. lake; 1 the roads to be in a position to sell livestock to hr demonstrated last yeaV By pitching Gordon Rees. Dowling; Robert Flan-;1good -—• condition —-*•••-- by *—gravcihng ----- —in f’them"'’The our customers at the best possible ad­ romr good baseball after hr relieved nrry. Dovjling; Bobby TraVcr, McOm- 1 county can do tills work at far leas cost vantage and we want to thank our Skidmore striking out nine men and al- *ber. — than the townships, because they have customers and friends who liave fav­ towing but six hits. Girls’ Chinning Contest. First Pioce: a gravel screcner and big trucks, and ored us with this liberal patronage, All the Newest Patterns ,Third Ward. .Barbara Coy. .Bell; Joyce VanAuken.;., all the equipment for doing that Work, which loyalty has enabled us to keep Hedges. Ryan; Eulahi I But the county does not have unu and will this high standard and maintain our — ■ Briggs; Josephine .......... * " «*«* nave Shqrt, Puff Sleeves Karmes, 2b. ... 2 Keller. McCallum; Dons Reed. Heigh;’not have tlx* money. There is no pros- flrm as the leading livestock commis­ u0 ........ James. 3b. .r. Merlin ............. Marshall, Brandi. Second peel of getting enough unless the sion organization on the Detroit mar­ PI'ic.'* Virginia Vlri/lnln Benham. n-.nl.nn. Assyria; ir.i 1.1....___ ___.... ..it. or unless ■ .. Adair, lb. .J.. 0n Place: MU- townships can .furnish the ket—Adv. Cogswell, c. J;.. 0 dred Phillips. Assyria; Juanita Moon. supervisors shall, at some future lime GRASS CREEK. be able to appropriate, say 12.000 or Chaz. Whittemore and fzjnlly spent 13 000 per year per township for gravel­ Sunday with Prod Bechtel and family ling township roads. . This is a subject that citizens of the In Hjwtlngs. Sizes 8^j. to 2 Good 'Quality P/adiO* Louie Erway and family of Kalama­ township and the people of Burry county should be considering. Nd one zoo were week-end guextx at Fred Otis'. Mrs. Sarah Erway is visiting her will be satisfied with dirt roods. We want Improved roods; which means daughter, Mrs. Wayne Smith; al West highways with a gravelled surface. Rutland. The next community meeting at the That will be possible when conditions f. JHE AKRON MECHANO FORM NURTURE PAD arrive so that either the townships or Good Will church will be held Satur­ the county, by making a small appro­ day evening. May 7 when the young priation per township every year, can people will put on the play. “Aaron b have aU their main travelled township Boggs, Freshman.’’ Securely Held With The community was’grieved to learn Toads made with a good gravelled sur­ ■VWw Very Little Pressure of the death ot Rev. Showerman. face. Much sympathy is expressed/for the bereaved family. FELLOWSHIP MEETING. Sunday guests at Roy Oakes’ were The regular Fellowship meeting ’of Lord and wife and Sid lord of Irving will be held on Friday. April 29. Tom Battle Creek and Bob .Lord and fam­ Supper at 7:Q0 P. M. Those who don’t ily of Yankee Springs.. have slips bring rolls and butter for THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE Word •and Maurice Erway and Hazel family and cake or jello. Busmens Buskirk of Hastings were Sunday vis­ B. A. LyBarker, Proprietor. Halting*, Mich. meeting at 8:15 followed by program. itors at Roy Erway's. The men’s choir of MlddlevtlJo will AUTHORIZED EXCLUSIVE AKRON TRUSS FITTERS have charge of program.-Leo EgulcLove in fiction Is equalled only by iton. Pres. ' Action In lov*. Sporting Items r RE-REGISTRATION S i NECESSARY N CITY People’s Cash Market 12° 9° F 7 7 < T If 7 7 7 k I )i (/I m d BISHOP’S F RM CON­ TINUES TO HOLD LEAD ^NIV^ jg CRETONNES IZz Prints ’ FOft ^Trousers IMPROVE THREE MIS. OF TOWNSHIP ROAD Curtain SetS SHEETS 2 Bed Spreads $ t 9 lor 69c 36-inch Silk fMpWC PRINTS / / Playtime QfiC OXFORDS VO Lacy Knit Sweaters 98c pENNEhj Al |DTI IDEC I vl%Cw J.C.PENNEYGO. vatUe, lib -118 E. State Street f HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL tl. 1882 PAGE FOUR Thf HnRtinps Bannerlcom,d,rabte rortune- beg*n thelr ta- °Lr me Hastings Banner ve<UnenU minufa£turlnr and Opinions. - This and That Backward Glances; EBbiHSH ev.ry vvr t«».4M. ierpriscs The Wool Boot ComiAny _ Pioneer Gardens. •’ BIAIsmfailed twice, the Table Company once. COOK BRO*.. ■llen u*>’ Arreted ta them. The , History and Flowers. --------------------------------- ■; trouble with these factories previously Colonial ‘seeds. , NOT PLAYING POLITICS. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. SKVEXTY iriXTJl VEA1i ihad been lack of business ability and A The series vi of nn«.Ka articles upinmuia appearing .in .in ■ 1 * -------------- , L .. -- List ■ wio. Mrs ivcita Rena uivwii Brown ua of uiiu Chicago .hu u is vls>14--- t»x> Meaaen -“**“***•'. ack et “P»*> Wlien the another LUIUIIJU column UI of HU, this newspaper and I The sudden stimulating oi of micreai interest in' iJ,Un-* her brother- Eu«ene McMurray. I • tMui.ru it aitin invested in them they were ... . ■ . in * . hondr of. George „ . ।I and were assured of of elsewhere in in more than 40 of the lead-I lead-1 planting gardens ""J wife *l,e’ ... . ,, , „ . »r M»iL P...P.I4: ample credit as well a* capital, and in* ? ^’,767*7.™ "m in -VTTi. TJ«!W w..6in«.on In mis .hu year mr or ol iricentenBio.nl.n- • , "Uliun Ironud. ---,„dTZ. Iu>uj . . certain! ... from . celebration, __ .... Dt Barmy flbuxrr. ONE year. oo assured of the sound business Judgment-have bc\" m , ,.h* ,BrRct ®» crH,J“n},..... iual brings. to mind ,rom Hhntiffhal Shanghai.Cnina Chinaon on Anrll April BI fnr f ‘ .hub lb. in imt SS JTLJX *"d facts in the history of floral culture in ! ilSf?.rSS “ ‘’J?S?,'JELf B I' !cw , ------------- ---------- -1 thM counter I month* in Hastings Mr. Ironside ho* own business. It was through these two while the editor of the Ingham; History shows that wherever men a flne Po*“*°n with tlie Butterfield ill tx>J • IS ««al r«a».-ltao men that Mr.'Tyden was brought to County New* does not deem it at all' r._. . . { . . h . lh company, an English concern, and has will b« «»*.!» ) ... o..., a statement. ‘ jd ‘(t ls. ‘notable'thatTrarrance J?0- °.n ?.ne *hores or char me <rhnr the hnsineu the rAn,*.™ the Car Seal nc ““neeessarv arJr J® •M«to ke make rach such a statement. ; w wor e ot — thenrbusiness of theofcompany . in nanny covxty. tidies uuxtu* •• Hastings to establish, IX APVXNCE ----- ----- ---- ------------»0« 0L7»rT>E iixsnr cprxTT. one -M od the Consolidated Free, and Tool plant h.4^ arc intended- as partisan Kritere Sl? vritne^ Jlch m hu S u Pren a ^ar * nation every five - FOREIUN SUMCBDTWX. .... how owned by the Bllsa Company.The propaganda, a few very, very frank j a .J?, *r* A,, ',r ■ a•'<* “ h*here r" h-he will visit "”years. After visit *8 K> MKCnMaod .the HdiidW W dd> Muni, ue nudd | », ,£« Xtftote 4 C v Wil (It UlllCrS bay ADVKHTl^lNU HAIM • ,- » i. u I»1' it.r as« • tack g'sars mm T*:.T. t. x— .S4 »U.-. * „ tr >«■* w»u»i. ' Manufacturing company, n was. the-c two men who Induced Kellar- Stem to bring.Hie Bookcase factory to Hwstinra and helped him get. it-' started herk when such help meant very much to that enterprise. Suppa-e this city had taken an unfriendly course towards Bits of Yesterday ^j._ ________ _ quarrel with the governor of Michlrun and .nd b b making, uuldng no no attack *ur. upon' upnuhL, r*™-. '—"an, ru«d .rulu. melona.,l-rc8ld< .... .. .'....................................... gun his ( ^ *" Hastings “during' hii’High■ ’.:->■ or hb'.administration. his-.administration. I diver* root* and' frtu^ It b obvious schM1 course, and ha assistant Tlie is not-a candidate fori, " editor ^Xa^n^ !S .Jte X^hra jJ.V'btSS1" governor, for corutrcMnuin. for state! ^nator or for any office other Hun! ,bcen,au“ued,’ !hour1’1 eou.ld the wireleu kndradio derartm£m o that which he now holds. He is not! *.5 cultivation of any plan* 1 tJ t p-|)er lhp pubflshers installing a SSi?S?Tb?n fins1.. DUTCHESS TROUSERS 10c A Button! $1 A Rip! Trousers that have Style and Immortal Wear! f Just Because you give your trousers •x.««i ..i"t i' ’>ASS • . itching for nolitical advancement neix ana mere a single «• nowcr. • unreur,trf U“‘r ta -Hi ferrthfe IdSlliiS. In .hick “ ,M M„ F„nk Snu.erl.nd and long hard wear, you don’t have to .. ■ 'ifeUlne. nould be nillwul . elnsle In- r..»,mon-.™llh M.eWs.n nods It- ?un"^a, -nlllnenul ..fee, n « IS.." 7, -.”."" dntry I «!.,> felt .Inn, «uh lu enk, .nd eamlle, I '»'•>’>’ ■“» « w iXIS sacrifice style. Choose the materi­ !-._!=» —* 1 tonn unnoup. .nd ;_S5.wyy,jg*.»r!' t»-1gS£™*°°'■»”“»> al you want in your size of , .'-choois. almost without cxcention t von les were committed to the strange - Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hall and Mr. joa pri.sts.su said a truer thing than when he de- caunol luW Bl lhc dOar oJ thl. ROV.'. 'oils, and our own gardens proudly'and Mra’Vugi and Mrs. 'Hugh Riie^- visited Mr. und Dutchess Trousers, put them on WMumSiwausn, •*« I. rr« c,arvd that attempts to make the poor crnor or ,h(. p„ty whlch lw, rrprr.; show many handsome blooms which Mrs -------R .. 5..* ~..j .vivian Swisher) at •a,. luU T L»uk■»..4 jutpr.’.i biHcvclhnt they will lx- helped by sents '- The question b bigger than ‘3I? *he direct descendants of the. e| p--ra------------lrl* 8u , Sunday. and take a look at yourself. tambastimr the rich will work evil to candidates or party platforms. It re- rarl? »«<«*»«* wfach bravely reared — . .. ■mH..-: Mr ani1 Mr ° c A Kerr wU * wltend ------------------------------ ----------UhnrL nu n and harm Jr rntmirv f>ci, a system and resulb from bad j1 in new surroundings er.d-r Smart? You'll say so. For thirty|laboring m<ri and hurinjo our couniry. pracUcM lon(J f0n0Wcd ln &tates hav. .-trange skies. Among those ZZ were:'jteic recital nt the St Cecilia club in GET REAL VALUES. wcri Grund Rapids on Friday afternoon . — ing democratic administrations us well' v-flllflowcrs. carnations, sweet Williams.. . Americans an- apt to think only ot when Max Ewing, son of u forme? five years every pair of Dutchess Johns, Hollyhocks. WORTH THE PRICE > as in Michigan Even where reform sweet '***' ,nhM ” of Mr. Kerr s at Pioneer. Ohio, the dollars and cent* value of an iduThe Dutch Colonists were master* of "pal interesting than I»rtiea have come to control, condi­ will be the pianist. • Trousers has borne a warranty ' tions are found of equal or graver gardening. When Hudson's Dutch sail­ ors and the Cavaliers first landed the ; severity. nlun: hr. It >h»M » •■■nh mud; TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. label guaranteeing the payment of ir’ has real personality—•a. jx-rsonafity: more th>n '-hat to any young man or «*«««"'• ; The foundation* of the system un­ first thing they brought oft to their Tlie members of the Sowanqucsake I Oc a button, $ 1.00 a rip. For woman lortiuiate enough to complete that is Interesting; helpful und cul­ der which Michigan und its municipal ship waa as much of the delicious Canoe club made their first cruise of units are auilcring were laid long be­ spicy boughs as their boat would hold the season on the river Sunday, mak­ tured. The way to become interestin',; . a high *chw>i or.college courise. EducaThe gardens in tile various parts oil fore, the present governor becafiie of work, for dress, fat play, we have down the river to T Midwm u.» w wnwlwu *■»". wHngV rdrcrnK uf<rarod i„du - the colmne, „ time went mi a*-1 ing the Journey Tomidthinv^r htior; w» should be prized most fur .» its cul-, " !o K tur.l nlw; Or whu It .an do to nto.e dW‘ u,"c “ " m“'!‘ trial nnd financial mismanagement,ha.- i ''.''•™‘d Individual characteristics Thej of obstruction aiui cmiMing excellent your siie in the new spring styles. — .—« —- — senrd « to . bring Wie system to it crisis, bpanteh Gardens in the south: thi*, Thc gentlemen made the life feollj ««th wlulc .nd to «t .«e *■“•• “ttofeod Uto-*Infetral young people. Giving a little time’ each . Politicians nnd iwlitical parties have New Amsterdam Gart>ns; the austere Journey ...... in -• three canoes: ........ William — W. ol life other than life mafettal. Tlfer.- >........ fe—• .. ...... *......... - — 'IL;' . ..f ’71^ Puritan Puritan ClardenA. Gardens, expreswd uncon-'! Itetlcr, Ralph W. Rogers, Louis Heath. an-jucii wonderful magazines nov. by da>‘ 10 r-wful reading of good book*, b[|( lhry prontC(1 Kwrc. -clously the characteristics oV'tiiei}’ L p. Waters. A. C. Barber and Wiljwrfitng which one can keep abrea-t liwa niUfflWinM find to eohthCU with )y_they did not crcat\ Colnnte* in which they grew. I, n A — liw of the --------old time flowrrs shows!| Harn Schadcr. of tlie time* add learn of the . -i*°P' and culture will,' Oar system of -■* governmental sjiendv marvelous ...... - £' - intelligence — -The new autoes are getting, so Then,re Ki'V any young person In-a lew year--;.:'»K has outgrown its garments; it hlw many- lamihar names. This year the>!;nunwrous in „ it 1V6 .u. numerous that ’6 XStlxS mipossible u to, ’ list achievement* of Txir day. 1...-. ----are such knmriedev oi worth white thin- mtUinpped oil control: it now snaps w» b oom araln from obe entUf-the Xt 75 books that -■ are »golden-not cheap. of worth while things —-its finger* al sucl1 Hu- knowledge people and in country-to the other. In buck yards, in;..... Ill0— comllli; trashy stull with *ex appeal that adds a.n<1 ^'A-nta as will make him or her a haughty manner demand mon-' mall garden plots, in school garden*. -The last"Sucial —•- -• •*-‘The lost Social club |>arty of the these the following. 1 year was' held notiung to lift-, but real books, who- ln intereMmg personality. A little time tribute. ,; Amons '.hr . are *.Lz * in Reed's O|x-tn Hbtc-r - rnaki-s .hfr . richer. . Governor lirurker ta young and! Achillea Pfarmlca: double white pell: Monday evening, and was the largest readmg ' each day. devoted-to txinta..... thlntfmr awn... about virile. His m<>;t generous critics'; tory, yarrow; white. Aconitpm Ly-.’and most enjoyable party of the *cuA little time each day devoted to ‘ htags and how to discuss them ,v..v ...... ...... .................. ,u < ■ . ,, n -iiuit. un<ici.,iu:iu -. n*w.iuni; :> bane; imkc, yeuow. charge’ nun him won with nnnirc failure 10. to.understand ccctonuin: wop wd|f*a yellow. net'll:Aeon:-1 reading gix-d bock* and good maga- with others, is an, investment that will thc tul| tra(frtjj ,0( the moment und turn NapaUus; blue aconite: blur. Al- ;*otl. Tlie excellent music furnished ..i-iu a..„a...a. In ... culture -..u..— and5 with lIMinlng'to advice from hi. court htun Moly: "great Moly of Homes; ;; by Fischer s orchestra of Kalamazoo zm* < and to ocmg interested enough >*><1 dividend* - I was greatly a|>preciated. ’ ’ 8upt and Mrs Longman spent Stinin what one reid» to talk with -others' character Any person who sets about ot satellites rather Ilian the pleading*; yellow. Allium Neapofitanum; whitej , i of a helpless citizenry. He sets the Gallium; n--ed< winter protection. . about it. will make Ohc a gixxt conver-; can become on interesting jx-rson-; example of personal frugality without, Bellis Pen-nni*; double daisy; phjts;' day with relatives in Climax. and Mrs. G. F. Chidester left satliiplist. an enjoyable companion allty. Nothing will, help one more jn1 the vWon that would-strikr .it the root or pinkish. Calceolaria. Alba; Mary’s; ...Mr. vinav for a visit with friends in 1 Tue.-day for oilier*. That is much more helpful setting on in life than being that type of it system which saps at the life of a .-Upper. lady * telippcr; white. Calero- , Chicago hiiiuefl : tana pmnata; smalldr yellow lady *than cheap chatter, about dress, panic-., 01 “ person. But-penonaflty has its, commonwealth. He ha* armed ..uw»;~»^i£Taa£Er <£»»« liSS in fhc city on busincu the fore part with an airgun. If. should jJiTIn have ..7.: ’—*-■*’ ' • . . . . .| • and proper ...ujjPrlc* and i’. * worth the price. On,- armful of grenades Tlie -■ NEWS ...............has' n»n»0M ilUMlwn or poi/nu.,,., ““ ot the week. —„ pleasures ,—.— which, -------- , while —_ ,— their place, have no right to mouopo- ,nuM I’a>',or 11 "X sacrificing the thing* entered the muiution* business and is rtl>; >tU™. mm p,lu.>n.; ».t<r Miss Grace Richardson of Charlotte W , ■ npu ,,,a Mr, r. F E Kuiuuiuu j„i„„,on .rase ENHANCE “ “ . Saturday e>_. ■_ .. they has made* arrangements to give the liat the time -of young ix-ople » u 15; t. that'merely give one pleasure for the supplying the governor'with high ex-, boot, double niarsll marigold;, yellow. ! W r for California where Kermtss in Uli* citv in a few weeks student* are divided over the origin f.rf- enlarge th» thine* ’___ __ _______________ _ ____ Camanpula Medium; Cin’,erbury be. win them from things that are of real. ii>0|i|r,it for . th* ttuMtiml things that lifethat ..nlitrire Ilf*__ .. bc*u : will rcMdc. ' Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Greenfield t)I "f H»i word. One group s. . . in it the i Marian's violet, blue, white. interest.-which add real values to life I ani' lu interests' .. ----Mayor Otborn and Albert Carveth old PrtAt'ncliil tnatisar. to ——— —"U» farther. ia^,Vrt5nJ"TUUT: a,'pU' “ent to Grand Rapid* Sunday and ri- Grand Rapid.-, attended the urddlng ‘advance.” the■—other . takes it back of his stster. Mis* Grace, in this city with an Overland touring car yesterday. ' WALTER DAMROSCH. ; through tin old French rniutucter. “tn ■ ioAtty where not native, "in orchard as' which Mr. Carveth purchased. CREDIT TO AL. ruiM-. to exalt, ” to.a combination of the In our opinion, no other person in it takes up much room ” Datura The next semi-annual meeting of the Wc believe the respect of voters of.,the United States has better demon-, in. _Jn or’ tip.” nnd the Lute ,‘.<.-tuosa: violet, whitish, within: Pioneers' of Johnstown and Barry will FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. laitin Izitln allure. “to MIl lift" an eXtemiOnVlf extenaionSof all parties in the United States for Al- strau-d the splendid use to which radio The Ha*lin»» U ut " __ ,4IUn ”— -Un j double forms caUtd "hose-in-haw." ■ convene at the home of Mr. and Mrs un*.r “,Xin «•*>->' •« Ired E. Smith. the democratic pre*!- ' IT /S^a shameful Delphinium ajaciu larkspur; ' 1 ' blu Hiram Bristol. May 9. 1912. There may be put than - Walter Damrosch. ' i English i<> mean •‘to heighten, n> ad­ Ja:h. rare, pale blush white." dentui candidule in 1928. was increased I I will be a short program. thirty lu be Weary . vance, to elevate, to make- greater tn In fact he stands out afihost alone abote ' Echir.ops . exaltatus; great glove! ----------by Jus speech, made at thi meeting of of enquiry ichtn a dreary plain of crooners. barbersAboji ihistle: pale blue. Echinops jtphaero-'i -THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. '-the Jefler.wnian club at Washington, i] " 'tenors. Jazz band, mediocre elocution tawr tdoo, tltfeife tyw.ttw smU1 t„ 53 count... »nd what we scare h is. D. C . the other night. . hyamlfe »tnt« ocontt. bn*l ,«l.| lhl. >uu It is wi ll understood that one demo-j! and "painful" humor that makes up to . rtthll.ru .una; ctacltferf lily, Ouy Cnuk. WtUfer H,y~. Dr OuiiD.„ .u« ourh, Hhdhu., *• cratica.i-lranffw the presidency. Gov.'! the usual*girt-of-mlnc advertising pro-! Clcl KO. <"-'l"ct yhhhor* Fnhl-<moo .nd Floyd Davu went alter lire Krnm. , laru uhlolu. Krun and dark wwwn aUKker record al Wall l.he returned last evening from a trip to -Murray of Oklahoma. is- making his, fheFKi r. PrttHlari, .. . ... At .. one .haul... c.iecker-v Fntillana 1lifnu< lutea; neaenl...: greentsn-; Munday night. they cap- the Little TraverM and Petoskey and : v. w n i.>nDnc osin Rrcenlsn-: Monday ‘bid for support on demagogic appeals j' Walter Damrosch is a practical Ideal-' ."Ilo’*. d“d purpie checkers , -9 *ucger5r ten of the largest fish rejxirt that times lire lively and that1 MNU WunUo oAlU ' 1st. He secs the radio as an instrument to class prejudice. Governor Roosevelt. Galanthusnita::*; snowdrop; white, caught weighing a little over forty- th>» prosfw-cta arc that business of all: ABOUT PUBLIC OFFICIAL ! to bring greater understanding and up- ‘ ■< al<-d with heart-shdped green.” Gcn-t nInr pound*. • • kinds will greatly improve in the v-tu unctona dy.r^-gn-enwei-d; yellow. 5 'party consisting of Mesdanu-* northern section the coming summer ' . , ins" where that ..‘vms Beat. He tuu^i pnv.ialion of^he subject he loves best t —music His programs are without-ex-’ T. J. Wilder has purchased for ».-, Stilt* Highway Commr. D1UGenttana acaults; gentian ot ‘-spring I Theodore RogcM. Mae Powers. Stella not cbmc out into the open to declure or Gcnltancla; blue. Gentians lutea 1 c.nble and Archie McCoy and the ooo the farm, stock and farming utenmart Doing Beat To Help In himself on” some important babes(j.ception thoughtfully and intelligently ------- ------------------------- ——— --------- 'gnat yellow gentian; yellow-; <-a me- MI.... S fciez L. McIntyre and Carrie *11* of Seymour Andrus. E>q.. ot tlwj J arranged. Under hi* gt^idance. pic con-1 , These; Troublous Tidies (uu-. mm. ik an-<; . pl>,r.c- He hus the. privilcscmTfa- diunable. plun:."> Geranium pratehse: ; Stebbins attended the Jan Ignacc Pad­ township of- Hustings. This is a good ; of'tr'.llig to array ihe]0^"** beauties ot symphonies »nd]inu them. L:ni.-advw cranesbill; lilue. large, ger- erewski Pianoforte Recital at Grund ---sale — for------Mr.----------Andru*.- •the consideration — — From the Charlotte RcpfflilicanI*1"11Tribune w<- roprini an hem concerning tu'.w «ach other mal -'< u,dwi conic 10 vl<!w- ’1'lw •b'teper ] The NEWS has no! gone anti-, .mhun Ibericum: X.'olel . . . I Rapids Friday evening. Miss McIntyre, v».-nwn^'?-------------- t0 Mr Wilder will fully realize his golden ... . cH-< nreiudiei- Mr ratchc.s new significance to familiar old Bracken It has not sold its column* i Hedyiorum coronarium; red r ? satten"I . president, and Mrs. McCoy. Librarian. visions. ImiTiStute Highway CoBifluxuoner, GriFz. ■J, • 'tunes The cxoeriencr is tike u ix-num-l10 any parly or clique or flower, or French honeysuckle; red.! i of the Hustings Musical club went 11* Mtas Ida A. Purtelfc of Nashville and! vrre Dillman, which reflects our m-uSmith bodly d l;..:i.i that ifiis u no; . 1 faction It lu* set ita face toward the!Scdysaram coronarium. album; white-.-' repri-sentaUm of the club. .fe-ue• . neither u It a,l> c°nauct«i tour under supervision gOaj ol an informed’public in full con- thL. not common. Heiiehrysum areriarMr* Ellen E. Robinson left far Chl- Jo«y Kocher of Vermohtvivlle were! tinicnr ■ about him. Mr Dillman t* ’ 1 friendly, responsibly responsible and and enltghtenlight-1 faience lulenec that th.it tin no enlightened enlightened electorate electorate ,m i Him; goldy-lock}- or or ihufiUrieUfis; in-.motIdles; yilyil- caso TueMfay night where »hc will united in marriage Sunday afternoon, produil of Bangor, and the kind words • -•■..I-, prejudice.. 1L'.< 0> “ teiehdly. m; gnldy-lock^ • v appt 1' to arruvi <•«»*<> guide*. One frels thoroughly Juttis-' >'• « nation's best guarantee against ex-' low.- everlasting Hx-ris umara; candy join the Michigan delegation who nre April 15. by the Rev. T. L. Brown at I w,'r*' ^l**en first by Herb Wood, editor jot the Bangui- Advance, who .recently .' t-h O'tU lun.'. fed tor th-irnfe.i-utoiirt ...I... that!d*o>W m prfefei wit; wlufe tferl. un.M.ur impl..,; enroute to La* Angeles to attend the Vermontvlllc. tl»e Wheat is at present, we understand.; ■‘■pm a few day* with Mr. Dillman in office. It has iiiii^.-ia-d a gtcat deal-of Iris chamaeiri..; dwarf fiower-de-luce; National Federation of Women's cluba will lx- tl.e ’“‘..te were more o.iering& 0! the same; tmomuillon not heretofore pubfislwd.. blight yellow. Iiu'chumaeiris. Itaiica; Which convenes the first week in May. worth'trom 81.95 to 82.10 in this mar- i Lan»in r. The Item Inflow*: ■' ' kei. , ' \ Grover Is nt> grandstand player or i It projiosen to u:-e its own colurfins nnd dark purple Irris Ftofi-tma: '"orru" -fleet After the convention she will make an The uddres* pn Odd Fellowship by! profc^Mon<|l |>nllilcinn with an eye al• How ran i’. b. hoped tha-. We can gn v The radio ha* groat pox*>b;l!lieit that; ; that cd associate paiiers in Michigan to root irh; white, shadowed with laven­ extended visit with Mrs. Etta McCor­ .tenth, gome of our Wi/oviuc'u, v«r friends ximuA der: „r<. Ins sri.' Perstca: rcratca; ibulbous" uuioous ins; iris; Lilac uiac mick rnicK Mead of Lompoc. California, California forfor­ the Rev. J. Boynton will take place way-.i cocked for publicity. Ho* a road employmeth to labor If me eflort is have merely been touched as yet. V., ‘ , . .. ' may lie injured In the telling. That । and'orange- blotched with purple; take merly of Hustings. And will also'visit at Union hall at three o'clock- P. M. ■ num. a good one. who feels thatTve ta, made to create pre. idwe aplnv*. an-.r ter Damrosch u ahead of his time HU]7 will not deter us. To this the. publish--bulbs tip Ln summer ' in san Francisco. Seattle and Sult on Thursday the 26th. instead of. in working far the whole state and wmT im|A>se IiardshijB upon, t.i-’employer?'»«jierimMtt* in the broarfciutlng ot er, pledge __ _ their w best eflurta. Wc proLatiiyru* laHfpiljs: cvcrlurting pea; Lake City before returning. the evening a* bclore announced., f« *1* he 1* u- much responsible to the He . ta’.- T that h would figi to tiu-1 musirai. appreciation have M-t a mark,I pw-dfl 7 ! ' ’ do ' some : i’ chopping Let the । rose red. Lathyriu latifoliu-. spk-ndens; Mason Nevins of Wichita. Kansas is Boynton man able sjieaker us all.know, intcreits of the farthest county in the chn>* fall “ while they will ; dark purple and led, LeUCOJum aesli- visiting relatives and friends in the and an eloquent speech may be looked ] upper peninsula.as he i*’to Wayhc bitter, entl any.attem-j*. to array c!su«' wc hope, will eventually lead to. c ,ure 11 for No onrxhnnfiMail to hear him. county or any of the other*. . The NEWS Is not playing polUics.. It! vum; sumiher snowflake: white tipped ajaitut clave or to arouse in the minds: “ m’’W iutelligmt use of this remark-' w>_ i.< dolpg it . best along with others to with Keen. Maltiilola incana: stork County officers a* Hided in the He recognize* >he distress ot the Mrs. Fred Myers. Mrs. Minnie Olpoor tt. L: <xm- **>lc instrumcr.'. that science has giVe;. .*avr *4 .-t.iic from an oligarchy ot po-; gdhflowir. white, row. crimson. j>ur- ner and Mrs James Troxel went to Banner of this date arc: Judg» ol i present and immediate future and i* : hticai *ootli>uycrs aided and abetted ple. and mixed, double. Mimosa pudi- Mtddtevivlte Friday. probate. Clement Smith; Shcrifl. o »hnj doing all he can to alleviate. It in hl* nay in svtne be ■•’■a bi 'U* ’.circs;— | by agents of certain btisincsse, ol ca; sensitive plant, or "sensible” plan',: Mrs. __________ Emma Barth ot Grand Rapid* Q. Cressey; Under sheriff, 1 W. Vr>>o-1 department. He made cuhstantfal salSuch trown for cunoui sensitive ... .... foii4Bt... k the guest of Mr. and Mr*. George num; Deputies. Frank S. Boacn and1 ary cute starting uiih hi* .own Irving L. Cressey; County Clerk. W. throughout? hl* department .'omr tlrn-S'arci’cu* Jouquilla; ---------------... jotMiuti; yellow. Wallers. read tiiat the Wi.l Huy., organ.-|t;,e fpiuthrrn Parine railway system the Nurct-su; peotirus; Narctasu.-; *tngle Henry Spring of Grand Rapid* was H. Powers; Treasurer, Geo W. Wil- ngo. In addition to thi*. he liar, tried । lUe OI Mr and c w fcnxpr cox; Register, Wm M. Scudder; Prose- ■ in every way to reduce me expense of I. suiprcssor” ol filth and mi-1 and c-ne-fitr>e political boss of Cahfor- and double; white. labeling mcralltj ,’n the movie*, hu* issued an nix. '-old the story in a single *cnlenr»cuting Attorney. C. H. Bauer; Circuit hls department without reducing its Pacoroa ufllctnaUs; peony: blush, order prohibiting film producers trom!*1^'1-' ^*»«*. “All the Interests as- carnation, red. purpie. red .-tnped with Court Commissioners, A D Cadwal- efficiency Li such a point that actual . x .. ,. ; sociatrd with us are not. rich enough white all double. Papver Rhoear.; com! l.ider and Phillip W. Kntskern; Coun­ loM<wlll ensue. FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY t . m.il.it.n jirama. that have to do Mil paJ. al> tha. .^j.ti^ costs." He exty Surveyor. Frank S. Bowen; Coro­ IM’Py; blush white, red. scarlet, purHe might take the attitude that the The Rev C. H. Seaver of Middle ­ kidhappmg. PU>- ol this type, n is be- planted was nrce*sary goremnunu in the tint ploue U/u ,—— - taut —11 necessary for hu for hi-1 pie. half and half white and scarlet ville will give a magic lantern enter­ ners. Joseph Cote and Curtis Parr. apportionment of the weight tax ami riot gQld^J*«;ough tn all of Europ; lievctf. might put wrong ideas into the people to "tev the little skates get Rbnunculu* aconitifullus; crowfret J tainment ?t the Presbyterian church other highway matti-m were jobs tor mind., of .-ome spectators. Very splen­ theirs.” Uta k^isblure to solve and his Job wai white Ufolius; flore-fdeno; fair maids- next Monday evening, 'flic picture., lay half of fhat debt' it Were Belon wc are tlirough with our only to'dw' their bidding alter the did and we nope that Hie edict from scries of articles fl Is hoped that the cf France, fair maids of Kent, white,.will relate to England under Queen Hupped to tm» country Europe wo Elizabeth measures were enacted. That would b? _________________ ’the stronghold ol'thj; "czar’ voters wtU of be Michigan will see tly^.sordid bachelor* button; double white. NEWS GLEANINGS. ; Scabious atropurpurca: kweet scab-i Don Smith is confined to the house the easiest way. and he-could stay in repayment u in goou*; and Mr. Smith ^‘ V’d Judging Jrotrt the past. ho«- (»cturc of "the little skates Retting .lou*; white, red "red Indian” Scilla- with an attack ot malarial fever. The art of making paper, according his office in the state office building theirs ” and who helps them get it. pftpftsed that this country credit on *c ma> ^1 expect the country : anfoena; star hyacinth: tjlix- Tagctcs' Dr. Lampman who moved to Albion to Chinese historians, was .understood and let tlie oilier felted*-tu.Mte with it ’.•recta; African marigold; lemon-yellow’ last summer, expects to resume the and practiced in China about 105 A. D. alone, but that is no; the Dillman way! , tn* foreign debt of >acn European't0 ** fl,xx5,rt *Hh a spectacular kcrie* The citizenship of Michigan may be to deep orange. Tageta;. patula; French By that l do not mean that lie tv try­ government each year lor lyenty year* 01 kidnapping .-ound films trusted with ihr tact- Without fact.- marigold; yellow marked with red to practice of medicine here The average American reads seven ing to force his views upon the lawYesterday George H. Rock gradu­ they may strike ruthlessly and ten per cent of whatever amount the n,‘ alntret a pure red. Valeriana officin- ated from the University of Glasgqw. books a year and buys only two. makers-not at all—hr i* only trying aimlessly. With facta their votes ... iieopie ot that countrj’ imported from Scotland, having completed a three Great Britain lia\ compulsory auto­ to help—has no pet hobbles to humorreturn Michigan to an cflicient •uid and! a,u: ';<kru‘n: wW»»sh pink and laven- years' course in one year and a half ‘““■der. Verbascum blattarfa; "mullein. no part of Hie stale to help more' than Ihe.UtUted Stales jnat would increase mobile insurance. When you are tn doubt, why. not d-j sensible adtnlnislratlon of 1U affair.- ' moth mullein;” white He will leave for this country about any other-just sees the whole thin;*, our export* and ofler some way find an Tlie NEWS U publishing facts. It i.s May ,4. In company with a fellow A'rare lemon tree found In Califor­ from the state’s -viewpoint, thkt's all Incentive lor European government* to the friendliest thing?—Rook* County not conu-rncd with politics.—Vcrn student he recently took a tramp nia has pink lemon* growing on It. and u spending from 18 to 18 hours of Record. Brown, Ingham County News. K meet their financial obligations, to u*. through the highlands of Scotland and «vcqr day on the job! Northern New England will otaene We have had tn Hastings a perfect lun. promised to send an account of The honeymoon is over when lie Henry Ford want* to make his work- i BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. a total eclipse of the sun on August 91 the trip which will be published as SOL TH COATS GROVE. demonstration of the wisdom of abrings w 1his word home a cookbook instead ol a er* grow their own vegetables. How at 3:30 P. M. "No man ta.se* by keeping soon as received. George Is to be j Ferris Phillips and fruind ol Grand fair course toward men of wealth which Of candy.lohte~ State’ Journal' would he like 11 if fanners made tl»irlo» i>on<.-r "—Mahatma congratulated upon the record that he eiiiplnyees build lhetr own automubthw? Uaha ma Gandhi I Rapids spent Sunday with the formers Houses made ot copper were recently ' will induce them to so invest tliclr has made, and lie will make a uati* aunt. Myrtle Stowell. An agent Is a man whose fountain —Portland Press Herald. iuuui .; a* to give employment w wwjf . ---—---- — — ------.-.-r- ............... money to labor. ’ Home Executive' is the title F like: for himself in the navy, as Unde Sam exhibited at a Berlin exposition. 1 c.^’, , M.c‘^^^rUer weie ^^hiemaken--Mrs Thom-; is on the lookout for Just such fclAs the Banner has said many times. I*“ »“'‘l *wk »u»Ul he darte it at your । A committee of five usually cumuta Argenuna lias only about 400 miles of Sunday guc*ta of Andrew Stevens "and at Pullman~ and manufacturing really began in Husrug.—Akron Beacon Journal, paved motor highway. iiwife wife at Pullman. of the man who does the work, three, t ' Mrs. Wm. Brice of Maple Grove -----------I Mr. and. Mr». Claude Haskin* and ling# when Hie lati? Cliestcr and Rich -1 Tlie road to Tu^feT is Uncd with ?‘T* “* U,ck ‘*r4‘ w‘>harr *,lh ** » Heat *tep ard Mrncr, who had accumulated . (hilchhikers.-BosUm Uauscnpl. | a°^2^, m.iJ00"^ -Ko>’> j -Adolph Lewtsolm. tlicitl Sunday with T. U. Btice und The lost ceiiau* rejxfrted Hie Negru Mr und Mrs. Arthur Boyd nnd sou r family. . gMMlAUon in the United Slates al 11,-; charloUe were Sunday caller* at’C M D. J. Blanchard of Battle Creek was W1.14J.----------------------------------------------- i Stowell's. ire». id 4 qso to sgoo "The Store for Dad dF Lad" This Week’s Word I A Quotation wX'in? 'sx ■” KJ1"1 " n"d’ Way of Our World Pungent Paragraphs Crumbs of. Wisdom ♦ I I �TOT HASTINGg BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AFBIL tl, IKt BETTER STORE FOR CENTEHOADTO BE Kin MEN Bottom Prices (Continued from page on«> TEACHERS’ CLUB PLAY WAS W.ELL RECEIVED SPEAKS COMMEND* INGLY OF REPORT Clever Lines, Amuiing Sitna­ Michigan Municipal Review tions and Fine Interpre­ Quotes Figures Pertaining tation Enjoyed to Thia Oily A good sized audience witnessed the Teachers’ Club play. "The Lilies of I the Field," at the- Centra! school audltorluni on Friday evening. Mis* Emily [McElwain proved-a very capable di­ rector. This was a modem society play, of three acta, centered around two girls, twins, who were typical ’’lilies of the field ~ The cast wa* very well chosen, and the lines were sparkling and clever, making the presentation very delightful. Albert Becker as the Rev. John Head, gave a splendid interpretation of his character In the leading role l^ck of space forbids individual mention, but al) showed excellent training and ability. - Bargain Prices Michigan Municipal Review for April gives space to an article prais­ NOW ON OUR GOOD ing the excellent work /lone In Hastinga in th* way of paving, in which the costs have been con-Uderabiy roducad. It also comments approving­ ly cn pur city's work in the buifcQng of our new sewage disposal plant without 'the 1muc of a dollar ot bends. The Review's article Is as follows: lUsUngs Again Kcdurr, Paving Coats. In his annual report for the sewer, street and water department- of Uw Their Best, No 91 $1.19 City of Hastings for 1931. City Engineer Also Jackets Bert Spark* points out that the street 1 hind along the edge of (he swamp, and department believed it had reached a have It intersect tlie Slate road some minimum cost pn paving tn |930 bul distance west of. the new bridge over found that it was able to,clip 31 *i Mud creek on the State road. This cents a yard off the cost of concrete , will save a' lol of money a* compared paving In 1931 nnd 3’i cents off the No. 41*. ' with the original plan, jutd th* road Also Jackets cost of Tarmac paving. commisKlon is out for saving every Mr. Sparks' report xrtrows that 085 dollar possible- Iri Ute construction of yards of concrete pavffig were built at thi* six nnd one-half miles. a cost of S7‘_ cents per yard, total Some difTleuillcs may be encounter­ 1858 57. this figure covering grading, ed. In the first place, in crossing the Th. Find Work QCV» gravel, cement and labor. Tarmac Shirt Made . O '1'liornapjtlr- river Just beyond the city totaling 33.029 square yards vu laid limits, there Is a narrow steel bridge at a cost of S6.001.80. for shaping All Overhauled and in Fine Condition. . which will only permit one-way traffic. (Continued from stage one) streets, labor and all materials, or 18. । a* two automobiles could not |au>a on Also John Deere Two-bottom Plow. ! the floor of the bridge. This brtdgel had a decided tendency to break down 171. cent* per. square yard Tlie de-, liartment also'built 4.413 yards of side­ has stood tor a good many years that prejudice. I County Engineer Rakownky has in­ The Brotherhood was organized sev­ walk ut a cost of S41620. and 8502 See us if you are interested in a good used : vcsligateci it and believe* that, by eral years bfforc the Commercial club lineal feet of curb and gutter for 13.­ 'putting on new oak plank flooring.i8 nd the find the service service clubs. clubs. They They have have done done 240.75. slightly mure than 38 cents per car. We will demonstrate any of the above tlilti structure cun be made safe fur a fine work here; but the beginning Of lineal, foot.- cxcluMve of lumber (or forms, which item. Mr. Sparks note* in loads limited to 10.000 fxjund.s weight.{the get-together-spirit in Hiistlngs wa* That Will accommodate all the ma- undoubtedly due to the Brotherhood his report !'is hard to figure correctly." ■ cars any place. If interested just call to Hie fact that -much ol it is used jChtnery of . the toad conuniMlon. and the manner in which It ha* always due over and over again. : threshing outfits, etc., but would not been conducted. Besides these remarkably low con­ admit the big truck* that one finds on Not alone ha* the Brotherhood done costs in the street depart­ 'state highways. Warnings wl|l be; a great deal to promote a better ftx-Ung struction ment. Mr. Spark* k-jwrts that the und spirit posted so that any one who drives onto — ■* “a better ------' in Hastings, — •-but • -■it the bridge with u load of over 10.000 hu-s brought to this city u its speak­ water department had a balance of (6,27047 on January 1. 1932. with re­ ixiunds will do so at bi* own risk. ers mt n fit the highest standing in this There arc also three cattle passes' un­ state. Three president* of Hu- .Michi­ ceipts of S20J05.18 and expenditure* of derneath the highway, and three gan University have spoken at Broth­ 116.24060; of the latter amount, the swampy places to cross' It 1* not be­ erhood gatherings. Four buhojis of the city engineer point* out. S5.951.05 was lieved that these low places will cause Methodist church have also been heard, tor capital expenditure.-, for a ,ncw any serious trouble, although you_______ v worth hearing too. Three well and changing the pumping equip­ und they ,„. were ; never can tell. One thing is certain {governors of Michigan as well as-c^ter ment from steam to electrical, indicat­ CALEDONIA, MICH. TELEPHONE 74 and that I* that it will not be possible | state officers, also Utresldcnts ol the ing that It will be possible to muke a Phone 2279 Hastings, Mich. reduction in water rntca |i to.construct this road with u maximum State College, of three state teacher* substantial this year. The city'* sewer fund i! grade ol cent whii with the <11 three uuev ‘p«f «rnv tnr college*, cuih-kv*. presidents prcsiacnt* of oi Albion. Aioion. Alma Ainu and ann showed a cash balance at Ute beginJbfimnniniiiHimMiiii lllllllllllllllllllllll money the- county ^Intends to spend:' Olivet colleges Have been on it* |>mbul llu-v will make it a good ittxxi aervserv-{1 grams. mam:,. In addition to tn the*c tiu-w have been nltig of the year (if $11,895.27. while but tla-y Mr. Sparks estimated that the total Iccable road. I many men high up in tiie professional cost of finishing tiie new sewage dis­ vriKxm, conducted by Rev Sutcliffe. In­ OBITUARY. , The esUntute made by the road com- • world from the faculties oL„tbe UruPriscilla O. Nelson. daughter of j terment was in Prairieville cemetery. ', million and County Engineer Rakow- 'Wity and many college* In tills posal plant, which luus been financed without Jxtrrowing. will be only Sil.000. Hen A' G und Sophia Nelson, was born,! sky for the completion of the six and ' *tate. . • 11>e new disposal plant is to be In ophi the cllv <if Lockport. Niagara (Mun-1 OBITUARY. j one-half miles, including the S2.000; Th'’ Brotherhood has never been tv, N< w York. December 25, IB47 . Hhe '' J. Charles Durkee wasfirarn in New already spent, mid an estimated ex-1 conducted as a denotuinattonal affair, crution about July 1. died Friday eve-nipg. April 22. at her i! York. September 8. 18.M. and died April I tense of $1,000 lor repair* on the I recently has entirely cut loose May First Means Moving Time! NORTHEAST WOODLAND. liony m Prairieville, having rettthed 115. 1932 al ills home near Milo, ut the bridge over the Thomapple, is $20,000 ‘from dcnominaliunalLsm in its organiMr. and Mrs. John Gurdni-r and Hu- rijx- inti; ui M years, three months [age ot 77 year#, 7 months, and 7 days. Deductlng the $3,000 would leave but i xatlon.- There have peen representative* Wc have a new service for. property owner* and land­ family, spent Sunday at Sum Scars' tn I On September 24. 1890 he wti* united $17,000 for actual construction work J0! ">«’•>' churches. Catholic us well a* North Odessa. lords. Call our office in the STEBBINS White she was a young woman theI| in. marriage to Julia - King, To this' on tiie six and one-half miles, or a Proustunt. who iiave spoken al BrothMr. and Mrs. Sheldon entertained a , BLDG, for particular*. |crhood meetings. Congresxmcn. United Nei'«>n family moved from Lockj»rt union mx children were born, lour of httle over $2,600 per mile. friend from Greenville recently. l<> Kiilamuxou. Michigan, and n little whom with the widow arc left to। It tv jilanned to make the road bed State* senators, men from other Mate Leslie Barber and friend of Hus ­ Int ( horn that city to Prairieville mourn. John at home. Harlie of Way-jfuU twenty-four feet Wide; but >1 will offices tluny tlte governorship, have tings spent Sunday at Will Veltc's. township. land. Ray and Gordie o? Delton and a>not lx* gravelled to the width ot six-{appeared on Brotherhood programs. It Mrs. Ciaja Nicholas visited Mrs. Hhe whS united in marriage Io Rob­ daughter Jennie Franklin of Chicago I teen feet as are other county roads, but would be Impossible for anybody to John Stairs one day last week. „ covcr,.(1 lo a WKjin Of! hear the message* delivered by men ot . eit H Marshall bn June 30. 1070. 'Illis and. five grandchildren. Burial jjj wl|j on|y wan a very happy marriage. Hie two Prairieville cemetery. ! twelve lect This will effect a consid- such high character and calibre with­ tiivlr joys and sorrow* until out receiving Jargectable benefits. iia* saving.It If. after tire road shall tin <1> ulh of Mr. Marshall December {lx- gpnsinicted. it shall be found that broadened the vision and increased the POWERS ECilOEH. I.<. I&38 there is traffic enough over it to dc­ purpose to live for things that arc Wc were sqrtly shocked u|xm rend ­ She is survived by her daughter, Mk.-< . mand a wider grave] top, tiw extra worth while EliU Ropers and a nrundron. Henry • ing of the death ol Charlie Drake who! four feet can be added; bul that will Notwitlutahdmg the depression, the I»ospre.«m. “ lon« tinl* resident of Ulh com-1 Hog'-ra. and vwv two srouu-uuuaiucn., grand-daughters. act-! Jciin i■ »■*** ZTL ”..‘T.T i not be done now. We believe wi- hitz- membership this year ha* been well t.ttd Joan Rogers; iilso by three niro-iv. munlty hut who in recent year* resid.rmckoryWe'^UWl <»;i ”‘hl“!" •;!“">!USL“?. EE; past tne 200 mark. The year ha* Mr,. Delia Temple ot Dayton. Oregon; brought many fine s|>cakers to address Mn> Edna Edger of tin* city and Mrs. the Brotherhood With such a splendid Frankie Adams of Kalamazoo. m. .“j corps of officer/’thc Brotherhood ought Mrs Mnrsiuill was a sincere, devoted Mr. and Mr*. George Richardson, from' a ro,d road "ass the conu,1L commission '1!“o'> plans »>«» to to expect another good year. Tlie new Christian woman, whose* g<xxt life was build, and will willingly leave to future I developments whether the gravel sur­ officer* are already giving thought to helpful to all who came In contact Sharon. Pennsylvania Sunday. next year's program, which will be .an­ Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grqhc and 1 with her. She was loyal to her con­ face shall be made wider or not. nounced long before the first meeting victions of duty, patient, kind and true family "of Home Acres spent the week! in October • in uli things—« most lovable woman. end with her sister. Mrs. Carner! pruvemenl over the Center road as it We hope there will be a large num­ Her faithful' und kindly life, her sin­ Schondi-lmcytr und family.- Mr. and is at tiie present time. The past win­ tier from lids city a* 'well a* from cere interest tn nnd .appreciation of Mr*. Hz»- ’Screen of Middleville were ter tint road has been a horrible ex­ the surrounding territory who will join Official Tests Show That Highlands Dairy Milk IS CLEAN, her friend.-,, and the gpvxl will toward Sunday evening callers at the Schon- ample of what a road ought not to be. the Brotherhood for next year iihd wc others shown in all her deeds will be dcltneyer home. The new road will be a big improve­ behove there will be. Under no other Whether Pasteurized or Raw—We Sell Both Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Schrcn and Mr. ment. a sarred and blessed memory to all plan would it be possible to provide and Mr* C. Schaebergcr of Grand who knew her. eight such programs as the Brother­ Kinds in Grade A or Grade B flic fnherul took’ place from her late Rapid* were Sunday callers ut Hie hood offers every year, und have eight DEATH OF A. D. HUGHES. home In i’ralrievlfle oh Monday ufl- home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bedford. A. D. Hughes. ot Wayland, a former good feeds at tIvfc very low cput pf $2 50 for the Brotherhood year. There is resident of this county, who conduct­ While pasteurizing milk properly will kill the disease-producing germs in that ed a roller mill al Irving several years nothing like it. so fur as we know, in \nilk, it cannot remove the results of improper or careless handling of it previous to, ago, died Saturday al hu—bonie in this state. We are sure there will be a Wayland of heart trouble. He was fine membership and a splendid loyalty or FOLLOWING pasteurization. It CANNOT MAKE UNCLEAN MILK CLEANT' Im­ eighty yean, of age He was the man­ to Hie new officers for the ensuing year. proper or careless handing will also develop germs that cause the milk to sour, sooner ager of tiie Hughes Mill Machinery Tlicy will spare no elfort to make the programs pleasing and iiclplu! . Company, prominent In community than clean milk . If the udders of cows afe not clean befofc milking, filth will get into The final meeting for this year will and church affairs and had been ac­ the milk. No one would knowingly buy such milk or use it. But it may dissolve so tive in business in Waylund in recent lx* held on Monday night. Muy 16. Tills Friday and Saturday, April 29-30 at the years until the past winter, when his has come to be known as ’ joy night.' as-to be difficult or impossible to see. Tlie entertainers will be u colored health began to fail. He was engaged in the milling busi­ quartet from Battle Creek Further ness in this state as well as Indiani. announcement of this will be given laScientific - tests, such as arc ma^e by the state milk house. (pair when we are doing the milking He had Invented many machines and health authorities or by the Barry County Health device* used in the mlllirv business. Unit, will invariably show whether milk Is clean or PRIZES Tins RELIC. His latest patent was granted to him Jay Mead found a relic in the old into covered pails; how bur ventilating system keeps ut the age of 79 seats He had been whleh are not hurtful to humans, which may cause the air in the cow barns a member of the Methodist church Rus* and Son store which he prizes the milk lo/sour sooner than is desirable, or that may since he was fourteen years ol age. and very highly. It was a yardstick, which taint it. visit uttr milk house and see Hie pain* taken there had been chorister of the Wayland had been presented by the Michigan Edgemont Crackers 1 Oc WAX BEANS Highlands Dairy has been inspected by the Barry lo stcrlllce every part of the equipment—the bottle*, Methodist Sunday school lor nine Whip Co., once existing here, to some-1 l-lb. I»<I w (aunty Health Unit. Milk from Highlands Dairy, milking equipment, etc.: natch the proeevs of padeoryean. He I* survived by his widow one who left it there. Tlie Whip Com­ sold at the stores or taken from our dettvrrr- trvrfj ization and botllinc and slorinx the milk In the big and tiie following sons am\ daughters pany was established in Hastings in Mother'!, Best Bread refrigerator ready for delivery. , From start to finish has been tested for cleanness and bacteria count Mtju Mabel Hardwick of Flint; Harold 1889. *o this maple yard slick must the mllk’doc, not come in touch with human hands. Hughes ot Littleton, Colorado. Miss be well toward forty year* of age. The by the Barry County Health Unit. Tiie tested milk flour eqc CORN MEAL Our ice manufacturinc plant (nrnL-hes the ice to | Ethel Hughes and John. E. Hughes of Whip Company owned and operated u was not from samples we furnished, but from bottled 24‘3-lb. lug— Uw lilant where the Rus plant is located keep the milk 'cold until it U delivered al the cus­ Wayland: Mrs. F. K. Di-ardorff of milk sold and delivered In Hastings. The Health Unit Money1 Back Guarantee. RICE FLAKES tomer's dour. Special rap* un every bottle keep the Mishawaka. Ifidiauu und Mrs Grucc in the. second ward It faded, and the has the records. If you .are interested ask the Heinz—2 boxes— milk from coiitamiuation w lien yon open ttrt bottle. H. Ddp of Wayland. The funeral was lilant was later turned over to the Seal Health Unit about the cleanness and bacteria count COFFEE—Extra Special Company. Lightning struck the frame of Highlands Dairy mfik which they have tested held at Wayland yesterday. LEADING BRANDS building one night and reduced every­ Your vi*ll will explain why Highland* Dairy i* ALL BRAN from our bottled milk sold in Hastings several hours thing to ashes, tlie Seat Company the only one in this part of the county permitted by While HoUkc, Vacuum, lb. 29c Kellogg’s, large box— BOWN'E CENTER. later building its plant near the Table the state health authorities to produce Grade "A" Beechnut, Vacuum Pack ...33c : Mn T. W. Gotighcrly and daughters factory. No whips are needed in these Better still, visit the Highlands Dairy barn* and milk. . , TOILET SOAPOEC ! Margaret and Mary Katharine, attend­ day*, "but making them was quite an fcsW Pcrfct lion Blend lb 25c 3 lbs. 69c 6 Regular IRc Ban— ed tiiA wedding of Elizabeth VanDyke industry at one time. Extra Special jin Grund Rapids Saturday morning. OBITUARY. CIA N 0 Y Miss Ur*la Kutud of Decatur spent We recommend, as do the health Jeanette Belle Mudgctt. daughter ot TEA the week end with Beatrice Thomas FlUiey. Fudge, lb.— authorities, 'Pasteurized milk for I Mrs Gertrude Thomas and daugh- Edward and Emily Mudgctt. was born Gums i ter. Ursla Kutul nnd .Laurence Ucn- October 2. 1866 In Monterey township Teapot Braud. ,fancy green family use; but if you prefer raw ! ton were Grand Rapid;, vtsitohi Sat­ Allegan county. Michigan, and depart­ PEAS. CORN milk, wv will gladly sell you that. urday. They also visited Miu Kunzlt ed' thi* life Apnl 16. 1932. at her non a BACON ORC Iwnv tn thi* city, at Jhe age of 65 -parent* of Hudsonville. • Fancy Sliced. 2 lbs.— fcw I Tiie Missionary Society met with years. *ix months and fourteen day*. Whichever Grade You Get On August 33. 1882 she was united tn; i Mr. Alice Gardner Wednesday, LIMA BEANS EGGS, 900 ! Mrs. Alice Gardner and Mrs. Clara rnarrUge to Mr Clarence Bennett ot Here Will Be CLEAN Milk Strictly Fresh. 2 duien-Beafci Thompson attended the mother and this city. To thi* union one *on. For-! daughter banquet at Freeport Wcdnca- rest, was born. She leaves to mourn her! —Ra»w or Pasteurized, per quart loss, a husband. *on. two grandchildren j day evening. —und we will Tlllf-f-fUl £hulu, Freaport or Mtddlaville th.r«i brothers, two In Allegan und oncj Mr. and Mr*. Wall Tlioma* accom­ DUllVr Ordar a Supply Today Pound JfcV : panted Mr. and Mr*. Orley Burn* to in Kalamazoo, many other relatives gladly udd your name to our long and a host of friends. < Hasting* Saturday evening. — Raw or Pasteurized, per quart list of Satisfied Customer*. I Mr. and Mrs. Orvin Bmelkcr ami We appreciate your patronage. Phono us your orders. daughter entertained Mr*. Bmclkcr* The Altoft P. T. A- will have the last j parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Anderson, meeting of the year, April 20. A pot land daughter and iter friend of Sparta luck supper will be served at seven {Sunday. Marian returned with them o'clock. A large crowd Is desired as tor a week* stay. there will be election ot officers and a About thirty attended the nutrition program. I class Thursday night. ROBT. W* COOK. Prop. HASTINGS, ||Guaranteed Merchandise '■.> ' Phone 2491 1 Mr- und Mr*. Glenn t»i>auld|iig und Ignorance t* the bandage that closes daughter of Cascade were visitors at tiie eyes of men to their opportuni­ I Watt Thomas' Thursday evening. ties. f,ir Saturday, April 30 to Saturday May 7 Genuine Lee Overalls Genuine Lee Overalls 89c Genuine Lee Work Shirts creek. Tlie present county road com­ mUdon, after having tnade a careful investigation, declined to build tiie road across this swamp. T)icy were certain that extensive fills would be necessary, with the ccrtaintyX^f encountering sink holes and there was the necessity . of building another . bridge across Mud creek if that plan were foHowed. They therefore decld|.ed to bend the road northeastward al ! the point where it now turns straight । ! | j । 1 I Used Cars 1 1 1 1 1 1 ELECT Of OTHERHOOD OFF GERS Black 1930 Tudor Black 1930 Sedan Black 1930 Standard Coupe Rose Beige 1929 Tudor Green 1929 Durant Coupe Fordson Tractor ...and a dozen other specials including Meii’s Athletic Union Suits 3 Suits for He sure and come Saturday PHONE 74 Thos. E. Waters Caledonia Motor Sales Company “The Better Store for Men Attention Property Owners HASTINGS CREDIT BUREAU THE WHY of Clean Milk Lower Prices NORTH SIDE GROCERY CCSC m,chigan FULL cream 10 13° 23c 21° . 10c Highlands Dairy Milk is Pure Milk... CLEAN Milk... Sold at These Very Low Prices 10° GRADE “A”. MILK 29° 23° 10c Phone 2651 8c THE I I4 I LAN1J I AULY GRADE “B” MILK iiHINMAN’S Phone X6S1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 37. IMS PAGE BIX tarn* «.re, Mr. nnd Mr. Milford Warr ! huTport. ___________________ _ , Rattle Creek, ax usual. Hr admit* hav- ! J-“h*ing Franklin Woldnng of Hol. mg been arrested unce wiule be was. Mi*. Harry Scott und two children Y.M.C. A. ITEMS Salisbury and; serving in the army and stationed tem- and Mr* Or* die Brown and Mrs. Or- ^’d.“"d«‘« of Grand Rapid* and) pararily at Camp Custer. Then, tie was toh Scott of Grand Rapid*, were guests | fT8?* taken because of drunkenness, he said. |i Tuesday at the H. M. Boughner home.l*’r a£d Mr*. Elmer Roush and Sara| Barry county- wus^well represented! Mr and Mrs. H M. Boughner urr/Jfl'X> I,urRrM ' Tiie otDcei* found that statement to br j —SIT’ . I1’* M'hool boys and gtrh nt the | Adam Endres to in New Salem this joint conference ’ at Luke View and true; but he made *0 many Other guest.* of Mr and Mrs. Merritt at Al­ week vtolting old friends and relatives1 Battle Creek la*l week .xtatement* that they knew- were •no-.(Continued from page one* ____ true that tfiev could not take much ' bion Sunday. nnd ha* employment for a few days | ... v rI11H rrr.llH .... thnlI mw 1 Mrs Deli Durkee'of Woodland called . Y .T*Mrs Williams of Carlton Center -was rm b«w. «» unU, ««h •»■«« ■><■ unW.« lhey a gUtwt ut Jhe Pearl Smith home Sun­ ™ »” Ato» W*0"“0«X T"Ti.rc Lu m,™> »!?. confronted form with the shoUun had corrolxirntiir testimony. ’ day, .' MORE TO FOLLOW pointed straight at him. the thief «“*•»*»«*»»» ewv .> Sunday MM. Ad.m Bndrc.i "'““LI™* Xrarc “ta" Grandma Barton Is somewhat better promptly drop|>ed the chicken* and at thi* writing. , ■ home ..re, mi Mr. ana .nd airs. Mrc. Laurence Lqprenrcj “ .--i/i ■■■ i ...... obeyed Mr. VanSyckle*’ command to! Mr*. Riwui and Mrs QaplJoe Rou*h of Lyons called Thursday, Bulre, and family, and Ben Waite and 1 1 velop in myself an appreciation of the pul up hi* hands He didn't hesitate a tola Baechler Baechter were in Allegan'Sunday1 on Mr*. Clittie Roush. -daughter ----- ----• - and ' Mis* Alma Augusta Ml: for he didn't like the look- of that finer things of life To be loyal to my! • from • -Mrs Norma Vanderllp ;of Ltwtu some friends Harting*. Hinckley of Grand Rapid*. shot gun. Loren marched him into itu ; with club In thought, word and <itxd And Mr. and Mn Starling Modrark. who in tRe village Thursday rami!" The local Rebekah and Odd Fellows to give her al«ay.> of my U-r.t Wort house and then called the cffkrr* who have been spending a few days with friends und relatives. atlvM * and their families will celebrate their arrived shortly thereafter. Mrs Charles Nell ot Saginaw re­ anniversary next Saturday night April Secretary Angell returned Monday Mr. and Mr* J Tedrow have moved to ' When the ofbci!; upjieared the man night from Petoskey a here tlie fifth turned Tuesday to her home after a claimed that iw wa* standing out by. Cloverdale where they will spend the few days' visit with her sister, Mrs. 30. Much interest was shown at the northern dtotrict Y M C. A Older the rood when he wa* held up by Mr.’ summer. ’ Mr and Mrs- Fred entertained If. ■ .... Hom........................... - M. Boughner. -- —...vuu. Hi.u LAiuKiiier ounuuri Mother and Daughter banquet sikmi spon-- Boys' conference was held Saturday VanSyckle*. und that he hadn't done\ ry John HOin. of "Penn yRe' George Fleming, a former local iM)rrti j>y loca) M E Ladiea' Aid with 182 delegates from 77 Hi«h a thing to warrant lhe calling of tlw ’ their -zon. Ref h friend from Marytaod re^dent. and at present a returned Wednesday evening. April 20. in the schoolt President W. G. Spencer of officer*. But Sheriff Leonard and Un,, 1 vania and hto Hillsdale College wa* the guest M!T«<RBiary from। Africa: was the speak-1 auditorium of the local M. E church der Sheriff Ta*ker thought it wise to - wm Tney anew Aha Kenyon and *on Donald of er at the V. R branch meeting at Aner a short social ie»ion the mothers! speaker. brinu Die fellow WHO with them. They knew The young men's Y uroup pirrt to­ ■be bad been caught Bellevqe -'Prut Sunday with ‘hi* pai - Fowlenilte. and. we hope la be able! .nd daughter* all marched to the ,U mht *o -Mr■ a”d 9 K-Krttym. Ctor- lo to Inion listen to him at at the U. B church rhnn-h parlor, wh-rc the banquet wa., night for their regular gaWlering at In film Iht local local U. church In-the near future. toned by very capable huabanip an, the home of Secretary Angell Put Mr- .Bu II, Meyer, .nd dauj hter .nd:,.,|,,rs lo oyer 115 moihere and luck supper nt C 30 followed by a pro­ ■ >» W; »■; ( , rtlond.rmm Grand Itapffls were dueau. dauthter. w«h Mn woodbumo. Mr gram and bowling Wyman. 26 years of age. He came from turned home with hi* lather. Ruth Horn xjiept Several. days-last ..t Mr and Mn Claude Walton Sun- Cro„ and Mlw. SlObn » ,ue«.. ..I The annual meetim the county week with her grandma Moody, who “"rLf.rcrain,. nt lexre.i it « . honor. We listened to a fine program committee of Barry r/ . ... . ... 'has been ill In South Maple - Qrove. Delegates of the local U. B. fhurch with Mr* George Thompson as toost- will be held tills Friday rvmlng in the * ........... ‘ ’ o .......................... <>f. Adelbrri the branch meeting at Fowlerville for mc-cvcmng. the-evening it It ha* been community room of the National Bank . The many friend" ... ..................... .................. mistress lor has been, miu, I Kama*. lor Mr *-last la.-t Week were. Mr*. Deerta Mevrrx - M|,j a Catherine ..... isn . ’.t cumplete without ... Craven who kin Milford. week were. Mrs. Devda Meyers. Ior clP*G°n 1,1 off leers utui tranxar. ........ .1 ......... —. ............ ,, , . „ . Ml* AllPH , ,, s. fl fill. ... iravnering isn i complete witnoui I. K/.I* FX-.11 _1 n ..her . Irhh ... with . »«. ... nlh.ir I,,,.,,,... —.u.r. Hon nt of other buxine*.*. ...miual annual rret wet. in .dmtt.t ...It -111 h* I- ,'ll.<( HIM •... iw.t Ml* Mn. .lollO FoX -*•'»" n‘h h-r Ste »nh ™d,ly ner. She her Irish wit.. i. , .. Ila... he r. recovering nicely and hope* to be Mrs Claude Walton. I ----- --------------- ... .. . able to return home m the near future. —••* **•• "Our problem.* arc large, but our Mr and Mrs Vern Wclcher of Lacey * fur usefulness arc isiwnt Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Will larger."—David- W. Tvnchout, Pn-si1 Gates. . ’ ,!deht Y. M. C. A. । Mr. and Mr*. Charley. Kenyon apenl Cara Gardner were Richard Fair- p<xx1 idea* o! vanrui. nature inrBS * v<‘noa' nt‘,,re Sunday with their son. Mr and Un child of Hastings and Burt Withy of ' PRAIRIEVII.I.E. Chicago Jesse Kenyon, of Hickory Comers. i Mr .and Mr*. Danford Higgtn* rtf WOODLAND. Mr and Mrs. Frank Bryan* and Arthur Drake and family of Lansini Rmemarv Sti bbnv and d.K.hl.r lb,,. . Mr. S'1 Kalamazoo. tone »'/r. ni.extu x<r iiil «n,l ' *;>< nt-Sunday with his parent*. Mr andi rtunirhter Winslow Martin of KelJoKK's were Sun­ CHICKEN THIEF CWT IN THE ACT S What Is the Home Inspection Service Ol'F-TION: flat price un Ulmr and material; a certificate xhuwing that the building. h»x been restored lo ’'standard!' <r>ndlliun. **WEI(: Hr lx xavrd time, boilirr. and money, xured of pruprr appllratiun und nf Ihr most rl ■ XS XIS' ’iilating Board. >.1ION lx a -iliargr iiuidr for the Inxpeftion? Dry Cleaning Where dd you rimw in? I'linOliulh. however, »r n mi ax tu be remeniliered I* any material needed, renew your .u<|U.iintaln e I I1U1 Days are here! Mr; W. Drake. . .... „„„ ■ a'y »™*“«» «" »•»> deterioration. Mr. and Mrs Ed. Fennels of Clover­ Mm vinlnu RM »l Bul Untlnq , ’ r' “H'S ■ ""'t':'rJ Mr and Mr* Nott of Grand Ledge i >I»1U u>, —I end »lth h.r mrtnu““ *« dale called on Mr. and ^Irs. Win £"'! " '“i"1®" ‘ gue»t.« Friday of Dr and Mrs. Mr and Mr. Lnwrrr.rc rxul. Chamberlain Sunday alteration ' . were Just fill trlrpiii.iii. 'nom1, n"d ,ltr sundav M-hu.l rl,. Mr and Mr*. Wilbur Giji'on and sou Pultk. Mr. and Mr. Grorqr vamdy and 1,1 “r Sunday guests at the home of Mr. । dauahtrr. vhllad rrlalivr. In Un.ln, Gerald ipent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*.; a "" l»™« T1" and Mrs F. E Demi ng were. Mr. and Sunday Harold Martin of Chviotte. 1 r,ootl wa-* *|>ent In visiting, f inning ..uu Sunday Mrs LaVerne Seger and two sons. Hu- ■ reading.*. All enjoyed Die event and bert and Robert of Grand Rapid.* and; Mrs. Ralph .Leffler entertained the wish Mrs. Billing* many return* ot her SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. Mrs Fred Barlow* of Hastings wa* Mr. and Mr*. George Woldring of Hol- Bridge Allh", club Thursday evening. , ",Mrs natal day an' over Sunday‘guest of her parents, land ' V*?’ L°d*e Mr. and Mr*. Frni Smith. Ivan and Mr and Mrs w H Otto. Mrs. Bauer and Mrs. Asa Steckie TELEPHONE 2276 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Rex attendesr nn 1 Ci A moetiilg ut Mr. and Mr* Emmon Edger of the were guests of the latter's daughter.', ....Mrs. Rosa Benham of Hastings spent the Colunfbla Hotel. Kalamazoo the week end with Mr. and Mrs, Karl Edger,district were Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrf. Andrew Brandl, and C. Thunday mgnt Faul | callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. family of Lansing from Sunday till Rev. w M Puffer. Supt of Bron­ Mrs J. .V Hilbert was taken to HMr*/*hoy,Dougla** of Hastings wa* Mr. and Mrs.‘rijul Baker and tom-lp’'n.^Sk JjL“n.°P’ son hospital. Kalamazoo, had charge' of the services Sunday a guest Monday night in the home of.>l>' of Greenville nailed at the P. A.; . . and^|i DOI’D CORNERS. Sunday school next Sunday At 10 Mr and Mrs Dan Douglas* Thoma* home Wednesday. ‘ and ul" * hwnc ln “ w«k " The Cedar Cnx-k L A s will inert o'clock. Regular service in tiie,eVrning >ran Hfii RumcII Laubatigh is' out of school- Mr and Mrs. Burt Baker of Lowell | Mrs. Etta Faul and grandchildren, at 7:30 at the church TfytrMay. May fi for ' ' with the tfwasle* called nt the P. A. Thomas home SunMr*. Robert Marshall paver! to the a”"' "T"* | Catherine and George, who have been Mrs Wilder of Battle Creek wa* a t day. beyond i*nday evening: Site wax Jovetl WORK CALLED EOR Mr. ‘h" guest from Friday till Sunday in the 5-:- and Mr*. Jame* Fahrnl and’ to Flint, in visit h<-r brother who re­ by all who had the pleasure of.hfr ac­ Francto *' Mr*. Will Shepard of Lowell were! * 5 k 2S ’?,*1 vW‘ home of her daughter. -Mi ■ F...re.U turned with them for a vl.rii. , quaintance. Dir family have tin sym­ AND DELIVERE!). ,«.at .. ui- p a. Tu™,. »»» ”r Gorham. ' j1S guests i R. Norris and , Mr. and Mr- Harry Waters nnd pathy of the community Stw wa ; laid A large crowd was present Saturday Tuesday, hiiH'tal of Mr.. lo rest in our cemetery .Monday The .Pauline him! grandma Waters spent week. evening at the Glass Creek Grange. Mr*. Andrew Roush and Mrs. Alice Sunday with Hie former's daughter, The Alumni of the Woodland town­ profusion of Bower* attested thc'< !«x-m hall and enjoyed lhe bountiDll supper Buchclder of Hastings were guest* of Norn.*' Sunday wen-. .Mr. and Mrs Fred Jotteif school will hold their annuiil ban­ of her, many friend-. and the fine program PU‘ on following lhp former's mother. Mrs. Mary Lou; ship Mrs Neeley’ |nus<-<1 away Sunday. Mr J. Pulley. Sarah aud - Mr. and Mr* Cha* .Crouse of Hasquet in the schoolhouse May 13 with It. Hope the achievement ladle* will Henney. Friday. She has Lived here only u short tun tiiit-.x were caller:, nt Will Carl’;. Kun, J Cha*. Teeter of Sunfield as toastmasMrs. Mary . favor us w-vtlv another evenltut/ eriU’rMr* M “ru Lou Henney returned' ter The Ladies' Aid Society of the Burial will be near Jackson winch *-•• ............ future, j home from Hastings Friday much im-;. South Brethren church will serve the formerly her home We Phone ?5f»l. Haxtingx. Mich. tainment in the not to distant syin- of Harting:k Hammond of Kalamazoo were Baitin'. and ; Mr. nnd Mr* WllluMlJ ~ ....’ proved from her recent Hines*. pqthy to tlw family. . at Henry B> ik-map's Sunday. । banquet. ! ■ Mr. und Mrs Sam Mott of Hastings daiighn-is of Kalamazoo were Sunday Mr and Mrs. Llewellyn f';b moved to ter >•: Kal.inm . Mi mid Mr. Shutter aud Mr ami Mr "nd Mrs.-Donald Gager and ”------- 1 guest* ul their patents. Mr. and Mrs. called .on Mrs. Mary Lou iiennevi .their new ’ lioimut Grant! terl^r T.w-.-.mlk •wnnwiiiauit c J | baby spent the week end with her Monday; iFrangi* Gorham, day. We wish tlwm miccp t.ir iiei mtriv fecovi' U; P«**nt* ,n Hartford. ■ Mr and Mrs. F. C. Tubberer „ - ­ Onontiych Dunn, who has been visspending. several days with the for iting ins uncle. Clyde Ruell, tui< fam­ mer’s brother and wife at Kingsley. ily joined hto parents in their new Mrs. Ala Rogers of Battle Creek was a culler ut the Frank Bryan's home home in Tustin. Michigan this week where they recently moved from Kala­ Saturday.. mazoo. Rev. C. A. Glass is the blind evange­ Mr. and Mr*. Glen Covert of Lake list nt the U. B. church this'week and spent Sunday with Mnt. Han­ next and no Sunday evening services Odessa will be held at the local M. E. church nah Wright Miss Mildred Williams of Muon during this-tune. sjient the week1, end with lier parents , Mrs Campbelle is home now after Mr. and Mrs. bell William* Our Price is The Home Lumber Co. 1/ McCall Bros. Tailors ' 3 2 *1hIS Extra CORD PLIES UNDER THE TREAD patented conttriKtion give* extra protection against ' puncture* and blowout* and stronger bond between (read and cord body. Every Firestone tire also has the extra strength and safety of Gum-Dipped Cords and the Tough. Thick. Long-Wearing Non­ Skid Tread. Firestone give these Extra Values at no more cost because-they save million* annually in buying, manufacturing and distributing. Mrs. Glen England und children Gieger who has been suffering from were Grand Rapids visl{ors Friday the effects of the flu. PhyUU returned home,with them Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Surrarrer were Mis* to *|*nd the week end ,. ..i in Hastings IIU-UUK-' on vuaiiwaa business .iaiuiu»>. Saturday. Mrs. George Thompson was the'‘ Mr and Mrs. Neal Wulrath nf Nasliguert of Mr*. Don Putnum at Has- । ..lie came Wednesday for an indennite stay with Mrs. Katherine Faul | tings Friday. ' I The Ladies* Aid Society of the Sunday guests ut the home of Mr. aim Mr* Ernie Tooker were. Mr. and Methodist church will hold their । Mrs. Ray Tooker. Mr and Mrs Mc­ monthly meeting at the church Wed­ Bride of Wayland and Mr. nnd Mrs nesday. May 4 Club No. 4 will serve , rapper. Lena yelte. Chairman. Maloney of Hopkins. . Mr and Mrs Adam Endres were inj A very large crowd enjoyed tlie play put on by the Junior* ut the school­ Hasting* Friday on business ...., house Friday evening. April 23 This Miss Louise Wolcott and.*' l ownsenu were were visiting visiune Mfs mr* v u Wol- i P*>y ‘n ,hf' c Cast Townsend entt in r-rnnrf Ranids^xevernl davs last I “•*■ f°H0,,rs: Minnie Strange. The houseMt U> C.n.n.1 R.WU. Kvenl d.>, l.,t | „ Jh, K>[h Mr and Mr. w«xlb.cl and ..oddl-i dr«> ol Brlkvur apent Mtmdn witln ARn Tornadoes Sweep State with Regularity/ i,’ niald Allr; w,ltpr. Ia]J. Vurn-T were Mr. and Mrs Frank Yarger were Vlo>cl- >” PUtSUit Of Pete. NcDtC ClITin; tls Qvtrtt T“dd’ A 'illager. Stary M11­ guests of Mr. and Mrs Colernan —..... ... ler. Mrs. Scott, un e*caj»ed lunatic. Battle Creek Bunday. Mohler; Jonathan Black, a law­ Victor Steckle of Lansing to spend­ Alene yer, Floyd McVay; Jack Martin, u ing ■ few* days with his parents. Mr i friend of Lucille Evans. Lawson Smith: and Mr*. Asa Steckie. . Each line of Firestone Tires—designated by tread decign and Pete, his chauffeur. Vshe Rusli; Amen Word was received Saturday of the name —is built with quality and construction t.hat excel that of INUM11K of Mr*. C- A. CurtUa, at the Hill, in pursuit of Sally Ann. Richard •pecial brand mail order tires sold at the same price*. f home of her mere. Dr. and Mrs. Dewey Brodbeck: a watchman. Arthur Val­ entine; a,ghost. Dean Cunningham. iat West Palm Beach. Florida Drive itr today and let u* show you the Extra Values in Mr. and Mrs Andrew Brandt and Firestone Tires. Sec cross sections and make your own compari­ HICKORY CORNERS. family of Lansing were Sunday guest^ Tlw WM ,UU1. uof, lMC vm,,Juniors the ..n.u,, Kellogg /Agrisons with special brand mail order tires. Now it the time to equip th’ s*y,cr* h***01*- Mr- a,wl Mr>-1 cultural High school will give their your car and save money, for prices were never so low. .. ‘r . \» , ,,|I P>W. Friday piaj. "Tea Toper iuu,. Tavem." * rjiuaj evev»rMix* Norma Cool . May 6 arf ' Mi« cool i* is recovering nicely! mni mng..May 6. 7^ ‘ln the " from an opcrauon for lhe removal of. Arlenr Swanson. Marceline Campbell ■ her tonsil*.Monday.’ Ix.P Dixon. Thelma Ford. William I Sunday guests at the home* .of Mr . Rupe. Antu van Dam. Wtlm* Ford ! .md Mrs. Noviskey and Mr. and Mr* ■ Douglas Gathder. Gordon Armour.1 Surrarrer were. Mr and Mrs. S. E । Arthur Merrick. Gordon. Bera. Manon OLDFIELD TYPE__________ .Johtuon and Mrs. F W Ingatobe and) Borman. Ethel VanLuWe and Eloise I Corwin Noviskcy and Mis* Augusta Newkirk. <».h ZHc. *r«rL'7 * i^r-LT Hinckley of Grand Rapid.*. , About eighteen students at Kellogg Cellotti ji S.M Mafc Lj Mr*. Noviskcy and daughter* J<*e-. school are planning to take Smith Smith phine and Eleanor and *on* Ruisell Hughes' agricultural project* thee comcom-I! j and Glen and Mix. Helen Boughner Ing •— season. ----4.40-21 . S4.79 s 9.30 6.00-2011.D. •10.85 •21.24 6.00-2211. D. 11.00 22.50 were \guest* Sunday of Mr and Mrs Little Kendall Chapman, son of Mr 4/50-20 . 10.38 5.35 I Oscar Vanltnpe of Jrving. . and Mrs Hugh Chapman, is at Bnr- L00-20II.D. 14-05 28.42 i! S0-21... 5.43 10.54 i Freeport and Caledonia played base­ geu hospital having had a mastoid! ball at the Freeport diamond Friday, operation. TRUCK AND BUS TIRES 4.75-19.... 0.33 1X.32 wore 17 to 5 in favor ofJhe local team meron Aiaricr Theron Aldrich to under the doctor's! 5.00-19 *.*5 1».9« 3O»5 11.D. • 15.45 •29.90 Mr and Mrs. Ralph Brant of Cale- care at present I donia were guest* of Mr and Mrs ' a full house Friday evening allend5.00-20....... 13.10 32x6 H.D. 0-75 1V.SO 51.00 Hamllton and Beverly. Friday. . C d the minstrel comedy ' Fblderar at 5.25-18., 14.00 31x7 H.D. 7.53 30.40 70.00 Mr. and Mrs. George Woldring of Kellogg school. * 5.35-21— 15.82 6.OO-2OH.D. 14.50 •.15 28.14 । Holland and Mis* Marie Burgess and. Friday. April 29 lhe Methodist . MU* Ruth George of Kalamazoo spent I Protestant L. A. 8. will meet for sup5.50-18___ 10.80 6.50-2011. D. 10.30 31.02 •.35 tlie week end with-Mr and Mr*. F. E--j per . i>er at al lhe the church basement. 5.50-19___ •.4« 10.40 7.50-2011. It. 20.45 51.00 ■ Deming. . .. 1 Rev. and• -Mrs. -Edward Swadling; ; Mrs. p. A. Thoma* visited her sis­■ went Friday to Flint lo remain over! 6.00-18H.D 10.05 80.00 9.00-20H.D. 40.50 90.40 ter-in-law. Mrs. Susie Baker at the! the week end and attend the golden' 6.00-19H.D. 10.85 21.04 9.75-2011. D. 01.05 120.00 j Pennock hospital Sunday. wedding of Mrs. Swodllng* parents । : Mr. and Mrs P. A Thomas called oni Mrs. Albert Knowles and Mr*. H. ( ’ the former'* brother and *iater. Mr*.■ Armour attended the Kinsley L. A S ' Abe Thomas, and Mrs. Susie Baker of! at Mrs Goodrich's near Bauflckj.i Lake Odessa Tuesday. Wednesday. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Vlvern Cook, ai Among those who attended the Na-' daughter. April 21. ■ tional P. T. A. convention at K*la-: Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDowell ot’ maxoo last week were. Mrs. O. Har-1 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Grand Rapids visited Mr. and Mrs. F.. ringion. Mrs L. Snlffen. Mr*. F.| E Deining Thursday. Brown. Mr*. Lee Burdick. Mn. JodonSunday caller* at the F. E. Darningt and Mrs. Uchty., Firestone concentrate all their world-wide resources in build­ ing only complete lines of quality tires, tubes, batteries, brake lining, •park plug* and accessories ferule through Firestone Service Dealers and Service Stores. Tirtstone ANDRUS SERVICE Telephone 2240 1 Thia Is another wreck caused this spring. The property belongs to Lewis Johnson. Prairieville township, Darry county and was destroyed by Windstorm February 11. 1612. The barn was insured. One caw was kllkd-and-wwlaiurance upon the livestock. Great Property Loss Each Year for 40 Years—This Company Paying to Its Policy-Holders During This Period, Over $3,750,000 Many Uninsured—Losing All! FTER 46 YEARS of successful operation, this Company bears a - splendid reputation for Fair and Satisfactory Adjustment of Loss­ es, Prompt Settlement of All Claims, Liberal Policyxerms, and LOW COST for Adequate Protection to the Policy-Holder. NO PROPERTY OWNER can afforci to be without WINDSTORM PROTECTION after learning of this big Company and its terms. A See One of Our Agents or Write the Home Office The Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company 46 Years Successful Operation Home Office, Hastings, Mich. < t �THt HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 77. IMt Miss Ada Michael teaveroif Friday -x_ Detroit .. where ------she ------... make —her i— Laming over lhe week end. for will mim Durol ivy Long was home from future home - --------------------I Omni! tUi-Lt. owr 111. •«< .nd “r Mr. mrrat B L«l» .nd XU. Un. Ltrlur vW.al MU tor.: “* James Bristol was in Grand Rapid*' Hlnch ot KiUaux over tu Wtek U * todtw , , , _______ on Monday on burinass, J NAT'L. AUXILIARY PRESI'Kim Sigler went to Milwaukee'Iwu—ub Thursday on a business trip. Midland Pirk. Gul! lake, to .pend the DENT VISITING STATE Mr?. Edith Bonnell spent the week summer. i end al her home in Fife Lake BULBA AND SHRUBS WERE DISCUSSED. SUGGESTIONS FOR BEAU• ' .TIFYING GARDENS The Home Department of lhe Worn-1 en’a club held 11k meeting Friday, April M. in room 110 ut the Central school 0. I. Gregg From M. 8. 0. Gave । building at Ihrce o'clock The'presi­ IntereltiQg Addrcsi Here | dent. Mrs.. Nfcllle Crow, presided and after a short business meeting. Mrs On Saturday Afternoon Marfan Goodyear, chairman of the Mr. 6- I, Gregg, ot the horticultural; Home Departmeht. introduced Mrs J. department of tire m b. C.. gave a' very I Mohler, who had charge of the pro- iplerestlng a*.well w* practical lecture; I gram MIm Mohler. Hcconqianicd by at Live auditorium at the Central school! 'Mrs. Faulkner of Middleville, sang two building Saturday afternoon. He began' bion college over ti» tlw Mir week und end. ion coiieae Kaianuaoo. i <—Rummage Sale On । numbers, which were much enjoyed. his talk by stating that a curved line Frank Annable and T 8. K. Reid : Mrs A, W - Woodburnc gave a short ■ !s aiway- more beautiful than aMr. and Mrs. Ray Branch ente^ Saturday; May 7 were in Detroit Thursday on buaint** tamed Mr. and Mrs Johnson of Grand A flnf mcenng of the American Le- ' talk on early spring bulbs, their plant- straight line and should be kept in Mr. and Mr*. Frank Annable spent Rapids on Sunday. | glon AuXffiary wa. held orrTThvusday, kmg. grouptiiE. Wil and care. Mrs. V R mind when planting trees mr shnibFriday in Lawton on Legton Welfare Mr. and Mr. Ralph Window of • evening gf lut week. At Mwt time'iWiningcr. in her charming way. told bcry for beautifying purixxteb. Curved' work. Grand Rapids called on Dr. D. D Waiplans were made and committers np- of a visit with her grandmother to a line* sliould always ive used when Mr* D. M- White of Cedar Springs ton Friday evening. I pointed for a public .upper on Wed-’ i very old lady * "friendship garden." of planning walkr. and drives where th? visited Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Amer on . Mrs Loy Royer and baby of Grand iwsdny evening. May 4. in the Leglqn ; the “long ago.” when people exchanged spare I* available. Sunday* trees, shrubs, plants und seeds und the Tall shrubs should be used for Mr-'and Mr* rh.. n Rapids are guests of Mr. and Mr*, room*, the price to b. 25 cenu per ! garden was filled with loving mem­ Al^lrere tn0«TCrook thia week. (Plate Mr. Henry Mulder will have *cr‘*n* tor unsightly places, and re­ taitau ’ ’ I Mr. uta Mr. Hollo Vkl. .nd tundy ^"- »'J'■» ’ cries and each bush and plant held a' miunber when plan vug slpubbtrry and Mr. ana an. iwuo vieie ana niinuy : W , ” --------------place ail Rs own. Her subject wuaI etergreetu around the house to haw ■.uoimsti. ......... . . guest* ........■ ..Arfitou £ b. the tee und Vermontville were „... Bunday lh,e tlrkrt commit <wnm>ttee and Mr*. Mrv K. E. Humphrey haa returned from of .. ... —. — . Xfn«Mae Ili.ittJi Roush I* la rlmlrniMti clnurman nf of lhe the tllnn.k dining early native shrubs and site spike of live tallest at tlu- comer* and tn. the Muuafraa. *urna<. peach, wild; lower ones beneath the window*. Plainwell where he has been spending Mr. and Mrs. Gary Crook. room committee ■. tlie winter. Mrs. J. E. McElwain and Mrs M A planned i w tts very n,rc- r~-------b!llb °----”cc btl,1«' The place for a rock gnqten is some­ Another activity that was . planned; “ "" . M.y .. . ' "■> vrrv much nwrt lust now M and Milan within; where in the rear of the house and Mr. and Mr*.'Charley Kelley ol Jack- Lambie were In tanking on Friday call­ mu a rumnuKF ul. lor Salurdw. n.oeh • *on spent Bunday with hl* father, M. ing on Mrs Mabel Btebbin* 7. mr d.y only. In U» Lulon r.»m. lte ’.on a hill side or sIo-,m- and if-such lx W Kelley. . ■“•'‘>■7.”' Mr nnd Mrs. Andrew Kemp of Bat­ Eon. rr.rmmr of UC.UMI l> uwd f. «".'f » ' not natural the ground shjmd be built Mrs Mary Burgess sjwnt Sunday tle Creek were guest* of Mr and Mrs coniributr rfofiany of all kind.- or anr — ‘ ,uU* lurbal> ■■ *’*' iij> to appear that wa?r The reason for with Mr. and Mr*. Donald McQuarrie C. F. Finstrom on -Saturday. other .rUM that ray hr Mid Mr. u’, Co.uur.u ; .i , rock garden 1* v> furnish mol*fur> of East Delton. , 71*ar" ■■» pla»l» Mr. and Mrs Harry Owen and two Larry Kunklr and Mr. Strrllny ftoy/,loPIr "■ Mr. Winfred Scott of Howel! wa* a son* of Portland w „v Sunday guests *ra. m fhnra.- ’n-.r,- nwht bo?M* "n he i wcrc tot vvr13 > W «“*•f,nnn- bulb . ul buried u---were be two thirds beneath to Sfd£c2d£Tamriel aI“1 Ona- being' *«‘d should ggc*t of Mr and.Mr*. Lewis Stanton of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Iwuhath tSiTwhS hX rl.7mn, this equalled M.000 the furface and live plapt* should bover the work end. i yrl Raymond Wlndeknecht arid the kind that naturally or In a wild 'Iat' Jive 1,vc ne * r n *" n,lun,' an Mr und Mr*. Basil Smith of Jack- Mrs. Theodore Knopf have been visit- spring, that could be .wld to advan-1X^wiwir tength o'’the* sm e- Mate near rocks. uw® Geranium* and“ II lip the \bo f length of the *|>ec- 4jfJ| son visited Hustings relatives and mg in Kalamazod’for a few days. tags at thi* rummage sale. H’ run «• g rucfe girdfn H trum. J' rate bwith^aa^ diffwent A!10th,r thought id- '.hat the round frlenda over the. Cweek Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lane. Mrs. WaL An item Hem ui of mterrav interest to to Auxiliary Auxiliary SSkted* . end. . «•»<An lustrated --------., — ' visit ................................. uron^aa* ■ to---J4 Knickerbocker and friend iaCe Osborn and MIm Gertrude Bentl< > women is the in Michigan of flu­ or Detroit were Sunday guests of his were In Grand Rapids on Monday naiinnai president. nrMM-nt Mr* pt <-h A a wh ----------------------(national Fr.-d Wil-. :be aoollshed a» well a> the whitewashed Mrs. Effie Vrooman of Frankfort was Mrs. Williams' grandmother, Mrs. Theodore Jones. was !I Rain* Ram* of Tuckahoe. Tuckahoe, N N. Y Y. Mis. nuusiuv ,uid 9"rd’-ni' There were many in­* (.tones used for border*. . . I .... -------.... of J_.u j .»•on“Sunday L-t. »Url HurteUcr and c«Urd here last—week-by the ... death will be in Battle “Creek and' trrertlng discussion* and exchange of i In speaking /if the new homes that I !. tm-i1 ««**«-«•* and this was one of thr are.built.now. the »t;dp of orchltec|ur ■ r.imiij oi south Bownc spent Sunday her cousin. Mr*. Clarence Bennett. ! Monday May «1 and nnri ■»2 to attend' ”»»-«. .is different in many ideals and one tn with Mr. and Mrs Warren Rousli. Mr. und Mrs Jack Jackson of De­ ‘ First arid Thirteenth Districts' birth-'‘n0!tt <nMab|e meeting* of the year. Mrs Virgie Bradley and Mrs V. L troll were gucate of Mr and Mrs I day party at lhe American Legion and ! ~ .... ; Pairticular I* placing the jwrch in Ute II Wolcott of Grand Rupids spent Thurs- clarence Goucher over lhe week end No. 100 hroptlal* at Camp Outer A> «>*» back of tiie hou c instead of the front I r. M „ with Mrs „_..uKeith Daniels. | Mr >pcpl Su|j day P. | and Mrf H p one o'clock on Sunday a luncheon will’ , . , which make* it. desirable -that the I Mr. nnd Mrs Jack Snyder of South day in Lansing With Mr. and Mrs. Or­ i. ,rr.rd .< Uw Ammjr. I>«»n ha--' , *“■>«"<■ —n ” back yard alunijd b- made into 1A1 out- HI Hastings were Sunday, guests of Mr. ville Perkins, who have ipoved to ilia’, ,.1UI. !>«■ pru» »'ins M ant. A din-. a S' « ', ................ room with shrubbery and III nrr .nd aSnuon *rr tn te hrtd Ut. UdWtter WrntH « W; M< tl...- door living . and Mrs Smith Sherman of Rutland. city, ' One of the Hart, Schaffner and Marx Three Guards­ Mrs. Carrie Montgomery has re­ Mr. and Mr.i. Albert Hubbar4 of De­ m-t T.arn at 6 1. Bunday night, tiria *'1'- t!ll‘trh tn t-n-apwl on Wrdrw'das BtmtWl Hbrubjxry like tlie Spina should.' .«■ and turned from a five weeks* visit with Mr. troit were guests of Mr and Mrs. II ,S |»r pUlt. It tl>-n- ar” any- o, 'evening. Bouquets of. pu-.-y willows .nd men suits for spring. A conservative model i"n navy decorated tiie tabic*. and the never be pruned at the ton and never and Mrs. Lloyd DcLano of Battle Creek. George Hubbard Friday night and Sat­ the local Auxiliary members who wish daffodils ; blue—a tine herringbone weave. Spring suits this at the bottom. AU the pruning that inun served a splendid dinner Mrs- Warren Roush and daughters urday. to make reservation* lor the luncheon;' should be given the.gptrva is the trim­ year aye $16.50 and up. Fine quality characMrs. Agnes Thcmixson ftlieii tlie j»Winnie and Dorothy und Mrs. Keith Mr. and Mrs Frank Ross of Lake or dinner, please notify Mr*. Don ming .away a! the dead wood ahd Hit. terizeii our stock. Daniel* were in Battle Creek Saturday. Bluff, III., were guests of Miss Jean Foreman before Friday. April 20. On ; Mtlon pf toasunistreM very capably, her should be done immediately, after Mrs. Ella Powell and son. Floyd Ro** on Friday. All *prnl tlw- week end Monday, a caruvaii-* wfil'- gu to the!j introduction and rerpoiix*.'. being very blooming. Never before. One suggestion Cadwailader. were Sunday callers. «t in Grand Rapids. Children's Billet at Otter Like where!'■ clever anti appropriate was tliat too many trees should not be Glen Cadwallader s on the ——-—• — - -River Mr.road and ' Mrs. L V Bessmer and Mr >a luncheon will also be scried, to which1 as trees need space for growing by Mr.- Mamie frahberer, Mira Lillian. planted Wendell of ...... and ...... Mrs iF. E- Johnston were in .... Orandjall arc iiiiiim. invited. r-iruw Please oc be *ure sure io to notify' . Mr. and • -Mrs. ------- -- Gladstone -------- -- — "... ... nil and when crowded are. not a> beauti­ rar,fl Rapids Manida wa,r« Ctii*u4<av guests -«r —■-» Friday, the _men __ .u.l.. Grand were Sunday of «* Rapid* attending the)Mrs.. Foreman If you wish to attendj allV' Thuivr responding for tlie daughters., ful as with room around them. The Both were splendid. The .qteaker for same idea applies to shrubbery. Roses her grandmother. Mr*. Theodore Jones. Bhrlng cfrcmonies. nr aj| these flutetions the evening was Mri A. W. Wood• Mr. and Mir- Harry Waters und Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Osborn and --------- — » ------------liun<e <»f this city, who gave an excel­ and flowers should have a garden espe­ daughter Mclha und Miss Ixsuise Gow- Mr. Gertrude Itentley fienlley were dinner I DINNER AND SHOW SHOWERS ' ER' for that purpose. , lent talk about the various stages In cially er were in Grand Rapid* laid Wcdncr- , guests of Dr. and Mr*. — • r of--------Hook> Grand While lhe subject of his talk was FOR RECENT BRIDE. I the life of a daughter. frjjD.babyhood Rapids op Sunday Beautifying Farm Homes" the Infor­ m .x* Manon Lampiirre uampnere attended .uenaea al a- .o,‘ Thu^y erenuig. April Hth tu-mnturit" Mr. and Mrs J M. Townsend olid Miss mation and suggesttonr. ingave will be banquet fur for art sunentsors in Lyle Rork,11,11 - Nrrf h Miclt gan Musical t."lection ■> were rendyred* by sons visited Mr. and Mrs. Reuben ‘Lee btiiiiiu'-i .iri nuiiemadrs in KM*-! Kava-< ” ." — -- - -------— Michigan I tastings manx. Saturday evening and was one Avenue, Aw',,u- cnterialiivd «'» witiv ’• '•a Mi.-.-< r- Norma, and NTIda Cool. Mrs <a ily applied by any one wip is inand famljy of South Boston on Sun­ maroo tere.wd in beautifying their home *urday. uf ih'* epeakurs on thejprogriim. juhowcr and pot luck dinner for Mrs.| Merle Nceb. ,<nd Miss Florence Skeoch.i roundings. . Mm. Romaine Clark and son Jack Mr. and Mr*. Forrest B. Lutic and ■ Charles Hifinphrey. u recent bride, the: Mrs, Glen perkins led/the group m .vta, appropriate number?. of Lansing were over Sunday guests of children und Mr., and Mr*. F. E. lane i i-ucsts being ■ Mr*. Humphrey* former;i singing rt several Austin DeLong Is home after spend-1 and other relatives here. Mn. Mab<-1 Clark und Mix.. Helen of Saranac* were'guests nf Mr. and associate*-a? the Hastings Manu!actur-f Tiie- iinora'wp and Ix ncdiction were Mr and Mrs. Howard Shaffer and iiig two weeks, visiting ins daughter.' Mr. nnd Mrs. Clair Van Syckle and Clark. • (given by Mrs. A E Wynn. Mrs C. Burr Lunt- al Pontiac Sunday. *"« C°'■ Mi, Irene Johnson und Eugene of Mrs. Ramond Blower of Brooklyn. Games were enjoyed und prizes i ------------------------------------- | Mr.■ and- Mrs—C---------------------------'L. Nevins of Otsego' Mr*. Mamie Webb culled on George E. H. Pate und daughter. Mary EUtaj Plainwell spent the week end with FA$T NQBLE GRANDS. Mr. and Mre. Clair Van Syckle at- , Webb*, who is- living in his homo at pnd Jay c. Nevin* of Plu'inwclt were' bc-th. of Detroit vislled Mr. «iuj Mr* tiwardetj to Mr., Wilkes for high score ( n.0|lds p, Mr. arid Mrs. J. W. Shaffer and tended a family reunion at the home Hastings, after spending the winter Sunday guest* <if Mr. und Mrs John E. C. Edhiond* Friday night* and Sat- and Mr.- Humphrey received consuls- ( Thl. K,.,>.krth ■ Hofner. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McAdams of at Dowling with his son. W B. Webb McLeod. uiday, the link- .girl remaining for Ati t,u no,.. TU bttdtndteA“S od«k Mr and Mrs. Alfred Noetn and near Siiaftsbury Sunday. and family r ' Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Smith and several week* • ; daugf)tcr.'Marian, of Chicago is sjwndK Wess Shaffer and Clayton Webb Mr, und Mrs Raymond Blower and Jack and Misses Louise and Marjory, Mrs. Lana-Burroughs and Mr. and : : lovely gifts. mg a few days at their summer home family ot Brooklyn ipenl the week made a business trip to Battle Creek UuAvr were in Lansing on Saturday Mrs. Reginald Michael returned on. ' ' l^eLved by Mrs. Orplm Liriington rin'1 : Honoring a recent bride. Mrs. Cltartes ' , end with Mr. and Mr*. J. W. Shaffer Friday. afternoon. j Tuesday irom Oakland. California.' ' helpers. Mrs. Nellie Gower hail ciiarg*' . here. Dr. and Mrs. Frank K Hyatt of Jo-, wjierc tl)cy have been spending the Humphrey, m <• Rcalha Weeks. Mrs. of the dimtu: room. The tables were I Bertha Slnklcr entertained wfth a mis-1 liet.-Ill.. were guests of Dr. pud Mrs.- winter months. very prettily decorated With sjirlnglt C. E. Hyatt and family from Saturday; Mr. and Mr*. C. L. Textcr and Mr. 1 ii I. u,«K present The 1hr, w. CTO,M„, o, till Monday i and Mr*. X*. R. Wininger were in Ionia HI»Wn was Xpent in playing Ptogresprogre.*-1!taUons b • ^rs KcbriWc, ol Vermont-i Mr. and Mrs. John McLravy I were' on Friday, evening, calling on Mr and evening ' 1 hl8?' I Sue Tn5rb;M Mr^E B^kte™ "nd gue t! of Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Mcllravy Mrs Milne Patrick. They found Mr.'^.t.' io, tu i.;,.., S'”5r"*SSr and family of Lansing from Wedncs-i Patrick recovering nicely from his rc- ‘Smith high .-core for the men Mr. und JJng/bV Alrrman day till Saturday. cent injuries. . Mrs Mabel Clark and Miss Jennie Mr*. E J. Mger of Jackson. Miss Mjxtori™ WkM ™.i™t .be McBain attended a meeting ot County. Marceline Edger of Albion and Ralph solation. 1 music playCci by Messrs Bishop.: A two h$tiree luncheon whs served. Karrnes and ^hute that wvre much rn-l Normal principal* and critics in. Thayer fot Chelsea were here Friday Marsipll on Soturda) । night to -attciid. the Teacher*' club :After a very enjoyable evening the joyed. Members were present from Ver-; Mrs. D. L. Christian visited Miss: play und visit Miss Julia Rock and MU* 'bridal couple were taken - on an old- montville and Nashville, Frcfpart pot' fashioned trailer ride. Charlotte Lake of LaiiMng on Saturday । Eleanor Edger being repreMmted. Tlie -next meeting! and Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Luke! Mbs Grace Edmond* returned on' Many lovely and useful gift* were “c,v will be at Nashville some time in June.I spent Sunday liicre also Monday from .a-veral months' stay tn! r,'S!'l'<d by the bride aiid* groom. They Mr nnd Mr*. F. L. Bauer and Mr.'Detroit .with a friend, in Xnn Arbor! *“■ '*' at home to their friend* in Freeport I* manae-r manager uf of aa und Mrs.-J. M. Toufiuend were in Al-■ with-Mr*. Grace Bauer, and was mL"* ”0" 'where rherc lie •'•' u Members oi th* cast of • Lilies ot the . legan Monday night, where Mr*. Bauer Adrian over the week end with MU.. 'store 1 Field" wire very pleasantly entertained installed the o. E. S. officer*. i Louise Porter. on Monday evening by Miss Emily Me- . Mr. and Mr*. Charles Shcfwood of ' Cecil Smith and Mrs. Joiin Nuyen ol 1CHARMING DINNER FOR Elwaln. who directed the .play. At 1 j Ionia mid Mr^. Bert Fairchjid of Kalumaroo called on Mr. and Mrs PROSPECTIVE BRIDE. bridge. Mtss Jean Rn» had high score: Grand Rapid* were in the city on Sat-: Burt Tinkler last week, enroute to A lovely dinner cliarming in all its for the-ladies apd D. A. VanBusklrk for , urday enrdute to Kalamazoo. i WoodlafM. Mr*. Nuyen s ulster. Miss :apiKilnimtnt* was given by. Mis* Bea­ the men. Sixteen guests ^ere present.' . Mr. and Mrs Don Reamer of tedar Audrey Smith, of Woodland returned trice Goggins. Miss Alice Bruton, and Sprmgs^were Sunday guests of Mr. and to Kalamazoo with her. Ml** Louise LyBarkcr at lhe latter* MYs C. J. Lahr. The Reamer Children! Mrs. Merle Br»01l<-Jd and Jack from |home. 707 W. Green s^eet - Monday Ten guests were delightfully enter-1 were guest* of Mr. mid Mrs. A. H. Brill Milo and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Wilcox of ।night. Iionoring Miss Gertrude MUli-r. tallied ut a waffle luncheon by Mrs.! and family . Battle Creek vLilted Mr. and Mrs. 8. B whose approaching marriage to Mr. C. W. ... Clark# _____ on Friday, honoring ML*Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schulz of Grand Wilcox the first of the week. Mr Wil- Manon Becker u. an eveijl of Muy 2nd : Ada Michael. Michiel ' Rapids .'pent the week end with Mr cox is better and 1* able to be about Red ru.M*» {entered tlw small tables and "SllTnCcith Daniel. Mr. -and Mrs.. the house, which ull are glad lo know where tlw twelve guests weir seated, CARLTON CENTER. Derwood Smith of Kalamazoo were- Mr. and Mr... A- J. Veddcr and Mr. ।dauity place earth and boutonnieres Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sundpy vUutars. : nnd Mr*. Floyd Gaskell acre in Laiuing serving ; As fine a display of memorial art work as ever shown on for favors. Crockford were. Mr. and Mr*. Vet Mrs. Julia Pbttcr and Mr*. D. L. on Sunday and called on Mr*. Verne Following the four-course dinner tire OversmitW and Mr and Mr*. Milo our floors—If you find something here you want we will give Moribund visited in Kalamazoo on Johnson at lite hospital. They found I Anspaugh of Holmes ciiurch vicinity. Saturday aiid Sunday. Mrs. Potter unv Mrs Johruon making a splendid recav- sorial : shower, the location of the gifts Mrs. Frank Hosmer is convalescing you a special discount for the next 30 days. the guest'of Mr. and Mrs. Leals Stolle cry from her recent seriou* operation, ibeing concealed in balloons which were nicely from her long and serious ill­ and Mrs. Northland visited Iter sister, i M™- Marie Johnston Carter and blown up and broken to reveal the ness. Miss GcrtAdc Cok or near Mr*. Mattle Moarcy. -I daughter Mary Ellen of Pasadena. ■ Hiding places. Everywhere in this triode area you will find in the cemeteries Woodland Is assisting her with her.1 Mr. and Mrs. C, A- Kerr a-ere in Calif., are guest* of the former* par­ Clever games, original and personal household duties. handsome memorials erected by us 15 to 25 years ago—standing Pioneer. Ohio. Tuesday attending the enU, Mr. and Mr*. Finley Ji/nulon tn nature helped lo pass this most Elton ■Marlow ol Grand Rapids spent • funeral of John Ewing, prominent Mr. nnd Mrs. E. F. Johnston of Grand pleasant evening. just as fine and perfect as the day they were erected—unaffected the week ciqi with his parents.- Mr business man of_________ at place, who died Rapids were also here over tlw week Those present u-,idc from tlw three and Mis. Elmer Marlow. ... evening at Angola. cn<J suddenly Saturday luxtesac* were Miura Irene Foley. by time or storm. Some in the community gutlicredjit James who has— been Ind.. h<»PHal. Mr. Ewing and Mr. Kerri Mr*.--------------Caldwell, -- --------------------. ;Mary Barry. Mary Streeter. Margaret the St. E. church Saturday aftenfodn were members of a somewhat famous-spending the winter In Ann Arbor with and Florence O’Donftpll, Florence male quartet .tome 30 years ago he her daughter. Miss Gladys Caldwell, Trclb. Loyola Bechtel and Madeline and cleaned the church yard; a'much needed Improvement. singing the flr*l tenor part. His pastor, was the guest of her sisters.- Mrs. J LyBarker, Grand Rapids Dr. Russell H. Bready. conducted, the A Wooton and Muses Nonna. Ada and Howard Daniel* of Hastings visited services and Mr. Kerr at the request of Helen Michael, over the week end. leav- O. E. 5. ELECTION AND James Carpenter. Saturday. thc Ewing family, sang a solo. . ing today for her home in Hesperia. Is our 25-years reputation for doing to our customers as we would Tin- Carlton LAS will meet with INSTALLATION MEETING. Mrs. J. M. Townsend wcnljo Grand George Endsley and Voile Grace of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Henney for pot Al the animal meeting of Hustings be done by—and placing on the cemetery lot the identical piece Raiiids yesterday to attend a meeting Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Will Crakes of Cluipter No. 7 O. E. S- held Tuesday luck supper Thursday. May Sth. Evcryof tlie Republican Slate Central Com- covert. Mr. and Mrs. Beit Huiidennaii evening. April 10. the following officers oue invited. of monumental work ordered. . All we ask is that you give us an mittce and a tea at the Panllind given and Garret and Bob Jacobson of Grand ।were elected: Baptismal service* by the 8. D. Ad­ by the ladles on Tuesday afternoon. Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. Will Burkett opportunity to show you our work. Worthy Matron—Mildred I. Haney. ventist church were held Saturday altMr. ind Mrs. Townsend are In attend-;und sori of Lansing were guests of Mr. emoon at Middle lake when ten young' Worthy Patron—J. M. Townsend. ancc at the Republican state conven-iand Mrs. James Endsley over the week Associate Matron—Elizabeth Asha I- people were bapt ised by‘.Elder Saun­ tion today. end? ders of Berrien Springs " Associate Patron—Arthur Huven." . Mr. and Mrs. Win Usburnc bf' Grand Rapid* called on John and LaSccretary—Maudc W. Smith. fayelte psbomc Sunday. Treasurer—Kate C. Johnston. Mrs. Euenhood spent a week ut 'Bat- j Conductress-Audrey Ironside. th: Creek. Hie guest <if her son. Leon-' Associate Conductress—Alina Ftnglcard. and family who are soon leaving. lon. for California -' The installation of officers will be held Tuesday evening. May 10. TRADE HERE at HOME ID£*D C/"k AT A Y CONSERVATIVE—for Spring T. S. Baird Clothing for Men & Boys Take Advantage of this 30 Days Special a Discount! LI There Are Only 30 Days Left In Which to Obtain That Monument or Marker k and Have It Placed Before Memorial Day S The Best Guarantee we can offer you Special Designs Drawn for You by Our Own Artist ' Dedicated to Better Vision L. V. BESSMER Eyesight Specialist HASTINGS, MICH. Those Who Receive Proper Eye attention arc con­ scious ol benefits of different kinds. Vision may be keener— eyes are rested. No eye (Mln* or discomfort. No eye strain headaches. No squinting or frowning. Comfortable vision means other comforts. Glad lo help YOU, if you need help. GAVE PLAY IN GRAND RAPIDS ON TUESDAY. "A Dish of China Tea" was presented by tiie Hastings Women's club ladies al Grand Rapids on Tuesday afternoon a* gue»ls uf the East Side Literary club ladles al the Y. w. C. A. A lovely luncheon was served tlw Hastings laJdleA. UlOM! fiarUcIpMing being. Mr*. M. I J. Cross, director. Mrs. Robert Walton, Mrs. G. A. Burgess. Mrs. Orval Sayles. |Mr*. Winona Downing. Mrs. C. 1). J Bauer. Mrs. A. W. Woodburnc. and Mn>. Hugh FurtUss. The cast did splcn’ dldly retlccting credit upon themselves and upon their director. , | I I . I il> Morning Glory X Sliopfc JUST ARKIVEP—The new Bratd Turbans in Navy Blue and Black. SILK NET HOSIERY in the new s hud ex. Bargains in infunh’^vepr. 326 8. Jcffcnon Street Hasting* AND BE SATISFIED Hastings Monument Works Phone 2497 IRONSIDE BROS. Hastings �TTIE-HASTINfiS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, APRIL *7. 193? PAGE KIGHT - Our Success TUR 1 WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25 CTS wiXTF.n F^rrx ___________________________ ' ’ Mllk.r, satisfactory dealing with policy- ...AEaOEZS ADAMS LAKE. IlDCUrQ Tlu' Farmers’ club nu-tSaturday cutIsHZtKJ nlIl}c at tj|P tom? of Mr.yund Mrs. Vick ■ Battle Creek Enquirer and News - ...‘ 1 ii i i -aa~_uj Anson. Rev. Block of Kalamazoo was HBST cnuacH OF CUBIST. SCIEMTIST. the principal speakef Car. Chuck and Cenur sumu. M1*s Murriel Llndwy of Battle Creek Sunday aertire at io io a. m, Kubjrei. spent the week end with 1ier parents. .. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Eh Lindsey. ttr.dihg to^ *m Xnb Liiding open. Mr- nn(l UavW Shepherd arc wednetday. and Katudaya Hum s to & f. ।convalescing from-a recent attack of | ;M. anil after W.dnridar ovenlug aarvicr. : the flu.’ n«.T omitsd >uTirae> ennen. M” Robert M.r.b.11, rm old. pjo-l Zev. L. E. Lana. Faatot. r.eer, passed away at her home Friday । A- “Sunday achtpei evening/ Funeral Monday with burial i SEE VS FOR INSURANCE Citizeni Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L MAUS & SON FOR SALE (made a business trip to HastlngsSind । Woodland on Saturday afternoon. The; , Inlttr’s brother, Orville Waddell, re-i H.‘S. SHELDON Daily and Sunday ISntAOT AKD REAL ESTATE OrnCl! HABT1NOB, MICH. AT Htftchln* and two children rd Marshall and Ljle Nead ot Prairieville . Several from HU* neighborhood at-1 tended' the High school play. "Windy Willows." held at the church in Vralri;--1 viile Friday and Saturday evenings and Cordes News Agency kll.k-<l—>l Drtri, FREE home trial without obligation. Autborirril Represnitallve Roy O. HENNEY wMb .Miller Furniture Co. Flilt liil.K 7<<ii rii:XT K. B-n l. IH.tir. Dikr.ii B»ti J'uH, 139 State St., Hastings, Mich, Pri-r (T.l*lerh<( KHS’I - TLr—r<...i ■ ■ WANTED! tr lui.j "it. Rain... Rain.... Rain ! Special Sunday Dinners day evening where they visited then* '•’son. Lynn Spath, and family. Friday: Get . . Deck Fixed at they Attended the funeral of Albert ANDY R F A R I F S ’’ HOTEL PARKER , Doster, coming from there to the home 1 E. AIx L. t <□ W. G. EPLEY. Proprietor of Mr. and Mrs George Morthouw On AUTO BODY SFRVICF % HASTINGS MICHIGAN Saturday they drovq, to Allegan to visit * U * ~ rnimT a shier. Mrs Kate Estes who Is in ___ JEFFERSON AI COURT «... ;very poor health. On Sunday accutnponied by Mr. und Mrs. George More­ house they drove to Marshall where j they visited a Mster. Mrs. Augusta ; Schonddmeyer. Mondav they oft spending ut their farm near Middleville Cleaning Shampooing Sizing land on Wednesday the? plan to leave I for New York where Mr. Spath ha* Oriental/, Saxony and Chenille/ a Specialty employment and where they will make Window Shade/ Cleaned : : : Feather/ Renovated their future home We surely wish for them u safe and pleasant journey ; Mr. and -Mrs. Leonard Baldwin and [children visited Mr. and Mrs. Mason iForshey of Hickory Corners on Suh104 WEST MARSHALL STREET Telephone 3984 11 <lay. ' . ■ The Bible class of the M. E. Sunday । school of Prairieville gave their teach'er. Mrs, Billings, a surprise when they so-gathered at her home Tuesday to rvsl mind her of another birthday An iiq-* ‘ . pramptu program was enjoyed. /?spc- i ! daily the music giveh by Mr. and Mrs. > Green who are assisting in the revival i meetings at Delton and the original । reading given by Mrs. Juckson of Prairieville. All enjoyed a very fine: supper served by her daughters We; I wish for Mrs. Billings more of these; ; happy meetings with friends nnd| ’ neighbor^. .. Men to learn Broom Mfg. Business. $300.00 to $500.00 InirsttnenL MICHIGAN BROOM CO. Bert Miller’s Farm. Nashville Michigan. _t VAN DEUSEN the Carpet Cleaner HASTINGS MARKETS Call ROY L. DOUGLASS i CUil'i For Sale! CARDS OF THANKS Saturday, April 30 COATS GROVE. ■ The County Sunday School Conven-! 'tlon was held here Saturday with good i attendance und splendid nddre-sx-s und' I discussions qltmg various lines oKSun-i 'day school work. Bernard Coggin nnd’ ■Ione Catton were lhe state speiikcts . ,. „ . .j,,! who were present. A number <4 mudcal' w»«i«y*n MMbodnt cbnrcb of North iqna*. number* were given. There was * large ■>> in a* ??"*!.i v,. |'nun?hf‘r of young peujde present for u." r ’ ..... * r J i their conference and banquet ut which) . i'. M — »-bs<i4> -riL<.A| »t tbr rh.r.h. ‘ time they enjoyed a program which in-( - ' ”n 7 • eluded a pluy by our Coate Grovewv,jJ 'Xi.Xi i.Ju.’ vouiiic people. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Commencing ut One O'clock P. Al. SECOND-HAND FURNITURE,STOVES,RUGS AND OTHER ARTICLES WILEY’S Friday evening with a pul luck supperl followed by a program in charge ot Prosecutor I.. E Harnett, of Hosting k gg>c a very interesting and helpful ad- ,' dress at the community service Sun-. day evening. Tlie Bassett .■liters of I Hastings gave two dusts accompanied' illiM,. by Miss Burvess who ;dp> played thej offertory. Mm. Floyd Ciutn sang a aoloi jM..,. and Mr. and Mrs. Jesre Chase tang a duet accompanied by Donald Chasn cui.t. with harmonica and uiiitur. ; Next Sunday evening the leader will; be Lloyd Fisher* Musician. Ida Fi.vbcr;’ Booster. Lawrence Chase, and Hand­ shaker. E. G Smith. The speak«% Is to be Representative Stanley Poaell of Ionia, v > . , Mrs. Martha BeVier Is back from ; Detroit, where she has spent a numw . ’ ber of months, and will move trow, onto ■ her farm. • I Miss Ruth Woodman and. Mils Esth|cr Bien of Caledonia spent Thursday; evening at H Woodman’s The Young people’s class of the Sun-j day .school had their monthly party) with the Slocum young people Thurs­ day evening. hickoby cobxem SECOND-HAND STORE WESLEYAN METHODIST CUUBCH BOTES The First View home, when one enters, is sufficient to make him roal■frirthat h»>is. step­ ping into the private residence of tfie finer type. E veryt hing is in harmony. . and is deigned to appeal to, those tiding the ’honie. GRANGE PROGRAMS EAST GUN LAKE. Frank Harper nnd family movM In I their new cottage Saturday. .Mr. nnd Mrs. James Null and son. | ..irr i l i t' John D • Otsego were calling around! ■r.ir'r, iu>» the lake Saturday P. M. Mmth. Hr,, i Mr. and Mrs. John Crawford visited j . ic time‘.'r and Mr* J- c- Raymond and ‘ mother. Mrs. Lydia William* in Vankee Springs Saturday evening. Little Wilma Lou Roush returned home with her grandparents. Mr. nnd Mrs. John T«i uts Crawford Sunday evening after visit«nd», »ttrr [ ing her mother tn Prairieville • ' «} Hr, , Murrell Riley of Etna Green. Ind . । • ,,r"' !l came Saturday to spend the summer j j with his aunt. Mrs. Florence Bosorc. ' ar,d sons. Carl and John. people want to be coni fort able, arid that they appre­ ciate being in at­ tractive surround­ ings. Our place is indeed a real- tem/porary ho me to those we serve. ■ i FUNERAL HOME •ROADWAY C GRCCN .Ambulance Service PHONCt 2665 r Hastings The FARMERS UNION MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY of BARRY, IONIA and KENT COUNTIES 45 Y^ars of Satisfactory Service /q <!• Q Q Q. A. Q. A. Q. What wa» the indcblednc*-. against the company on April 1. 1932? Lfaw than MOO. irprr*enting a few scattered Iomc*. What asset* did the company pourM on April l*t? IJquld asset* M2.57li.fl Office and equipment M.500. How many members and how m«ch at ri»k? 7000 member* carrying $23,000,000 insurance. Wliat explanation would the ofTtcen like to make? We olTcr ntj apologies. ’ ’ . • Where Is the home office and addrex* of secretary? Woodland, Michigan. Wto-are-Urt offlcera? C. J. MOORE. President. CHAS. FREYERMVTII, ' W. S. Ade»t. Director. WM. II. I.INIh Secretary. JOHN J. DOSTER. Treasurer. F. C. KILPATRICK. Director. A card to the Secretary, addreued to Woodland, Mich., mill bring you other information. .buz..i»). May s A»»»n»iiia Da,. 7.uo; attended at the home of Mrs. Maudei ■' A M Holy EucUtm Goodrich Wednesday. The May meet­ WEST CARLTON ‘nZ WlU ** he’,d Wfdw«,«- Ma>‘ 18 I Arthur nirh.rttenn1^ wife : ,or 5UPl*r *10‘ Mrs Louise Talmage [ nAh |U ~.R ra^J! : Leonard Baldwin and fgnuly of Ml-, o? Edwttrda- and *1,e lo. and Earnest Collins of Lake Odessa I-to Sb WALLDORFF 115 North Michigan Ave. .M Bbmrt’jS-."""" F»-| ...a! Art and Harold Eckert are 111 with.ln tor 8m,,h । measles. Mrs. Ella Segar and friend of Grand! , , Rapid* visited Harlow Segar and fam- * ' [ TI.. Hrt. .tb, H,r4 th., Hy Sunday. I t’ I ""**• - _______ j Rev. Andrew Geiger and wife of ■ * WELCOME oxASdE iCarson City and Jake Geiger of FreeA .trt.ll merlin; . f the gfrege wiU be | POtt called On their SlSter. Mrs. Frank b.r, brJn »tluwnj tor cJaihm to wirnt '■i H»UTd«y u.ihi Aj.ni There »ui, Yargcr. and family Thursday. Ji^r «!»!»• M*in>i «»i.i 4er«»>ej to »<id 1 t-e*SX' ’-nn «««*TheI ““.r‘ *” «««d<l«r» ul >114 d«e»«»d are »"•> -... >r i.y the Kii-.i.'. .lui.t .1 ,« The' .Mn Morna Vanderljp ot Lyons visit-■. lhil re ;..'.n*tvir» peojile gain ■ .UM Jeraaba" I- |<-d the hCUlC folks Thursday. . iqmre.t lo |>rea«iI thair clalma lo (aid court, a cool crowd arcaral week, ago Let u. i Mr. and Mrs. Joke Walker and Mr st <bc probate (office, lo thi city <rf HatUnga. > l-.g turnout at our ine«tU« Saturday ttnd Mrs, Roy Halgilt Of Hssllmrs were” ’*'4 '■ hrlnrf tb- 3Cth rfia> ‘“J “Br *l,pr»ci«tu»n.-—L. < . | g|intt-_ inietla of Fori Citer nA w-irl f Aa*'i’*- A and .that aald elAma H- wanL Lecturer. Stunaay gUCStS 01 Earl nier nc^Wlfe. w,H b, beard bj ra>d .cwt an Frida, tke -- ----- «■•'* -I Mr. and Mrs. Wil! Blough of Freeport ictb day ui Aogu'n. a. D. ioaa. at tea Brevity may be either the soul of’were Sunday guests-of Jay Blough and *« «b» L»rewoa. in our Establishment is marked in plain figures... with the price of the COM-. PLETE Funeral Service. Chas. ff. J^eonard.-i Funeral Service �THE HASTINGS BANNER Increase In Expense Began Hoy Scout News With Administrative Board w. ,„,d.v A,,,„ OT 1. y ] 'Continued from jwige one. part onei court house.ir.Mtlnxs.HiAlargest Court' What Happened? • Now let us see what has happened during the io year* this administrative board and centralized accounting idea board of accountancy. 45JS5O; exami­ their second and th st ctar.-. badge; havA been In force. ners of architect*. M 244: of barbers, C. J.. Barnum of Woodland nnd In one typiAl state institution be­ Ei7AtX); of cosmetology. 135.400; of d» n-, from Arlie'Reid of Nashville. The Star fore tlie adoption ol centralized ac-j lists. <0,108; of lawyer.. <4.702; of doc­ reouu were congratulated by Rev. J. cohnilng, two people }M*rformrd oil! tors ol mudieinc. <r‘" A McNulty, newly appointed to tlu1 office work in connection witii the hi-L-„ — ul ------------------------------ ol417,525; optofhe (:<mn^sfe*rd Fred Grar.gl r of Troop stltutlon. Tlieir combined salaries;ostroimth*. <850; of pharmacist’:. 437.- 65 TSiddlerilie receiyed recognition mnounted to <1.700 annually^ Today GOO; of corn doctor, 4600; nf prize from Rev. McK«an ol that town. Trooput the same Institution seven are cm- ', fighters. 432.500. Of rour.M- these special 78 of Fiecixrrt. Harold R*wnb<'n:«r. ployed al salaries rartglng from gL2W. boards live blf the fees cnlfccfed. or me —upd Troop 51 of Dowling. to 43 500 with an aggregate drain-upon;supixjM-d u>. but eveiv-fartliing cum<-» J , T.a~ , ... ... w.—«.«.■ sicutmiMer. tied for th.: public funds amounting to «13.900. al- out Of some citizen's i-ick« t aitd every. Joseph '. McKnight trophy, each .troop most 10 times ms great an accounting;mapeetdr . job.moils one clU?*h for/”*" .21-, - ot tUelr Teiidcrloot coots nnd secretarial cost as existed In 1921 iuseful employment. •', , . ' advanced U> second . class, although And the Inmate imputation' is less now : Troop 79 Woodland, Forest Roe. scout­ than in 1021. Ton. It must be that -atj , ’ master, had the targesl number ■ of the state office 7building almost «n! ■——; wTlw. monthly meeting, m the KJ ,!«** tnumotion.'. “ Below i; the mi.re Itaruun “-. -----re ..a ,d r regular u. m. ,dra>uml» .'nrerrerert recreturlci, (ireouiitaiils. bW'h. clerks by.Mi>. Blnnehv Struble Tlw meetiir;; 'Fjr.. s of,bert Burr B5- Dale MatHtlcianx. and Other* IL n- a hit ot W1. U1 two ..chn-k with a half Ata.*? ,, ' ' ........ . . ; • ■ Mam. n. lhC ,,ayn”1 OfI1‘“"r l"1,v"r >' •'Mlns’ ' "star Win Fox. 73; Robert undu.U'd b by Hi.r Scout: s< the adcoutulng dHiston Tillu- i yd« n Following . hoIm-h Smith G5- Gerald ,l:, this u ’hort1 “"«K . There is listed an efficiency engineer .|)U ... stop w;.> (-inducted by the 17 'waKiwe Graham 77- Nelson engineer| )(1..ltll.. .mastou was conducted ■tary re-| pre.-idcid, Mrs Addie Edmond;.. Ten; ^cretnrJ'^x r wm iw.i" * "“‘"‘‘Y'' *’ r" .1 lard Arnold, 73; t.loyd CWodenough. 71; ( .4cr< tgry gets <4,800, two buyers receiv.-, a!) members were urged to attend,.. p,.rrv 73 <4.500 each and another buyer to help the county Convention at Htuhvtlle '.Smut - Fred Graiwer 6 . the bui-rrs buy draw. P,W« Tlure i- tlh-5U.-d M..v Mr.. Edith Huyd.r. Br<^n^lm^eSS?Kirmr« a 44.500 accountant unit another at, m>- TVden nnd Mr : UU«-ry were up-1 s»T<>nd CiaJoe Thotnpstn "" *~“l»-«-’«< --O'»•!ire^c^i«kn:Sf*S'd.n: %imXelrrtZW.r^^ Mid. L Mm.ili rep.rt.d on the Na- Shirley Wilkins 73; Mar hall Cook. 74. c crk.s. tlaiin clerks, reinlttancr cork*. tjuni,i fiegional cunv-ntion wli^h Diamante 77 Lloyd R. aim i, 78 1J31 ItM <o*t ol the department had the 77tn rougre. h..-. mor - dry-, nqw: 7a. N„;lll Muuu(1. 7H; d-4|,. Hauer. 79., grown til require an apptopfiatlon Id Jump when the Vobl.-ad Act. wa.-. t,jjn Hulhmt 7!i- Dean Cunningham •200.000 and llu-re is not an instituUon '|M ..„(t. in Chicago during saloon d;.v ^(J. Cnrron Brodtavk. 79; Carl WachterJ or a deinrtnwnt when- there arc not they had 12.000 miIku; und I4.000;>;gl nuxsell Fuiwr 79- Loren Grriiiiger Just WHEN Does SUCCESS Begin? One Does Not Jump Into -Success AT ONCE While “Success” is not entirely a financial matter, FINANCIAL INDE­ PENDENCE makes a wider opportun­ ity for greater success. Hence, one of the greatest contributions to a success­ ful life is a . .. FINANCIAL RESERVE FUND! Do you ever stop and ask yourself .... “Am I on the Road to Success?” In almost every instance, the lives of This Old Four-Generation Bank than in 1921. young voter.-, that ilhvuj pVn- -. of scll-^p; iredi riek Cble. 79; Russell Llnil. 79: successful men and women have been Expense Compared. ling liquor existed durnut ■•ul-ibn days - liaRU,. j,jrMi]|,.||.79; Guyimd Flory. 79; Is the adUiitiMrutlvi’ board Idea1 Michigan's ne'.v voters «qual half Hie ■ Alfred Rich 79- Clureiuc Stirrarrcr.,78; associated, in i^measure, with some saving Michigan taxpayers any of their impuiution ot Detroit Our natibii Itas j Bernard Williams-. 72; Alton Herring­ hard earned dollarN? A. few c.unpari- 50.000 .neWApaix is 1 Irrulatlii;: 'pro­ fshnni. 51. stroig bank. This is true in EVERY . , ton.'sj;wet Garrett son* Will siiltke for Answer. 1s t its not pagmida we need u> make up otir Chemistry: Nelkin Gardner. locality ... and in THIS community. itcuicpUprc-wnr or imst-war standard-.: minds thn^wc must stand true and1 Janka-Lucas. 79. \ JjljiiTtake niid-War period enndtttutu.: tight lor remix runic A letter of ap-■ Civics-. DotUld Halit Tiils happens to • be 15 yinr:. ago in;preciafiun.with more than one hundred1 Gardner. 71; Gerald Pratt YOU art’ invited to make this bank 1917. Let ui! take certain groupings tii. JiHiuiture!. on 11 wax rent by the MinCooking; Robert Rugg. 65 YOUR bank. Call at any time, ahd we avoid iiosMblc exceptions to the rule : nteiiiil AMociatloif an0 W. U. T U. Cycling: Robert Burr. 55, Here they are: Theie me current commending Congressman Kcteliam1 Farm and its planning Max-Whltwill talk over any financial problem expense appropriation* and do not in-'for the stand he took in congress Mr*, ney. 78. ~ elude building bird*; iMetriek then gave a very inteie.uing! Farm Mechanic-.; Wallace’Graham. with which you may be confronted. ' 1917 1331- I program on Tem|>erance and/Mr-Ion* Normal CoHegrs ., .|5!r_>.ooti <2.401.500’“MrJi I>ldh Snyder.________ Flrematbhlj): Paul Gackler. 65; Wil­ Deaf and Blind In' lard Arnold. "3;. William Fox. 73; Lynr. 1H.AKE stltnt.l'MlS ... 169.000 311.540' Pirry. 73; Gerald'Pratt. 77: Wallace! Boys' a n d Girl Graham, 77; Kenneth Dean. 77; John! ■' J Hay. May 2. It will lx- "held on the ;Seifert. 78; Max Ciirtlx*. 78. school* at Adrian 683.000! school ground.'s We all expect to havc-lI First Aid; Wallace Graham. 77; L R ! anti 'faanslng .... 253.000 988.000 ;; good time with pljuty of games. ‘I'h-j .... _ .. . __ _ ... ____ .. LapMr institution... tB2.o<M) 3TJ.O9O nfre.-limeni'. will lx-, .■nd^ichc'. eak'e. .F1.-.,. A1u t0 Aniinak.. Paul Gnckler. Coldwaker scliooL... 27.500 —..... — ... ---------------------------------Of cpuise. some will argue that con-' J’’11'1- Pickles, potato salad nnd lemon-:g-, The Only National Bank Hastings, Michigan de. Everyone invited. . Handicraft Donald Hall. 65: Jolini dition* have changed and that J»pu' lalions have grown. There are more in-j We have daffodil* and filar Spangled Seifert. 7S; Max Curtiss 78; Floyd Cur­ In Barry County Telephone 2217 ----------In blcve^m. ...-------1a. ployd Everhart, 78; Max mate* in some instance* and in some; Banner I Lvinan B. Chamberlain visited' our I Whitney. 78; .Vernon Winlnger. 71. Leatborcraft;. wiljurd Arnold. 73. .. Ixl its look to some department costa.; .>( IkxiI Friday uftvrn/ton. r„ ..... «<■ „.U»> T » Metal Working: Robert Smith. 65 Porthlr. must take Hie early lint's *l»< of <hr ..dminiMrallv.: L.urd lw'd,,’ Al>ril 2d7* Uw ,1.1' Music; Ben Adcock, 71; Max Curtis.',1 M, L-r™.- l>»t Mitre « .u » an- V*’"1 ,bv TV «“■’ ™ 78; Floyd Evvrhart. 78; John Seifert, I l. renl kltanmtnl Thi, i, th. th.- ................ «>"»'■ 10. I.» t 78- . . . ..rl. b.w m.«n.l.d id it. v«ri«i, d.« «lr rhlldren m«d. «xire rely Painting. Richmond Fenton. 65; MnX| MIUWOU. «inre U» UuUlilllun .U «.!• T1 ™! “,l.S'"!'"' Curtizs. 78. j• Abo flower jxrt with tulips We have .Pathfinding: Robert Rugg. 65; D-‘»- rllbs of Hustings SHULTZ. Mr. and Mrs. John Hiding. mlilUUklire U«n> creilraL obtained by the scout through personal 'bird house* nnd fountains in the wincontact with a successful adult tn tlie Mrs. Ona Babcock. Misses Emma: Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Smith of Grand 19’3 ' 1931 I'dows. Doreen Caption made a very nice aid White. 65; Jn<* Thompson. 71; WH-;clly These were lard Arnold. 73; Wm. Fvx. 73; Lynn: X|M. councl| an< line of endeavor covered by the merit Carpenter and Berthu Mead spent ■ Rapid*. Mrs. Ola Miller of Kalamazoo. $ 37.500 4147.K3G' fall home with'fish und waler lilita In Attorney General . Perry, 73; Wallace Graham. 77; Gerald committee . _E. L. Bentz accompanied badge to be earned Similar lists have i Sunday in Ann Arbor visiting Ken-j Ru-mcII and Donald Smith of Crooked . Ekecutivr office ... . 2».000 39.700 ------Pratt. 77; John Seifert; 78. ; tlle Saturday morning .tn hang- been completed for Hastings. MiddleAuditor General ------ . -----393.000 456.000 We mode cherries Friday which un­ Peritonal Health Bennie Adcock. 71; lng thc houses in'lhe tree* of yie var- | rtlle, and Delton and all of these will i nclh Babcock who is there for an I lake spent lhe week end with Mr. and operation. Mrs. Babcock stayed until j Mrs. Andrew Smith Dept, of Health 310.950 530.000 to be used in our gomes the last day L R. Beeler. 8. M.. 63; Joe Thompson. in,to parfo Bnd court house lawn. This be issued to tlie Troops, very soon. j। Wednesday. t«a.3oo 223.000 of school. Banking Dept ,. Mr and Mrs. John Chamberlain and 71; Vernon Wining.'t. 71: Willard Arn-,p)b was completed Saturday P. M.i State Police ... 341.581 556.000 Smith spent Thurs­ purer *mri Mrs. E. W. Bullard and children of baby and Mrs. llie eighth'grade are studying from Old; 73; Wm. Fox. 73; Lynn Perry, 73;. ultb u totssl of 47 nesting place* fori FHISTAUJ CLASS CHX«0 »re W«XUn« U» W»k «UK day tn Kalamazoo. Conservation 310.000 ' various types of birds. Fine hniuti-i The next meeting of the Barry Coun-' ; 71.00" i The -seventh grade are learning the Wallace (Uaham.^77; J'loyd Everhart, | State Library . ty First Aid class.... will—be...— held.... Thursday I work marked the eflort.s of the scout*: t z . -------------------Hus centralized control and account-; Star Spangled Banner and American Physical •Devetopmcnt FredGranaIlt j judging was difficult. In the Marevening. April 28fh. 7:30 o'clock at the t ing done other tlian to increase appro- for Pennmundup. •tlphouso Class: Russell Smith and Hastings Methodist church. Last week arc to take our muntlilv Uid this F printimis and Ikx-^i onlai'lex? If so. PublicHealth: L. R Beeler, S. M. Walter Ciiukin. Troop 75. received first Mr. TcW taught.the Schaeffer Piwne -MU* rjyone Woodman. rejx»rter, ' whore and how?. ■ S; BennieAdcock. 71; Wm. Fox, 73; pine,. wnh n large Wark 8family iwusej Prc.Mure method of resuscitation and; irina Gregg, teiiche’ And how the bureaucratic overlords ynn Perry. 73; Janies l,u<;.i‘, 79.' ' ]n (i1P Bluebird houses: Herman;every one in the class worked oiy this: Plumbing James Cool. 78 Jameson, troop 74. first; Clyde Arnold,'for the entire period. Rending: Ben Adcock, 71; Gerald Troop 73, Second. Wren haws: James: v rati, 77. - ' Nash. Troop 72, first; Shelby Nash nn-11 FREE MATINEE., .. Signaling; Gerald Pratt. 77. Donald Sothard .tied for second. Wil-I Saturday p. M.. April 23. Mr. Branch; Sol) Management: James Cool. 78. Arnold. Troop 73. and Walter• presented a free' special-matinee to all; Swimming: 65; Rob- tcaim. Raidt. Troop 71. tied for imru third piacc. place..' registered scoliU ui of Hastings. To every;; uau .iiu.h. Robert Mitchell. ... rroop h. lieu .. .house*ior ... . j. _ scout ... i —, ticket ert rl...... Rung. 66; Donald tkO.lt,. White. ,t*.. «S; 11.... Ben- ... the colony Nelson Gardfier in goott standing —a ___ special nie-Adcock. 7); Nelson Gardner,' 71; linj Walter Raidt, Troup 71. received-was given entitling him to attend any Vernon Winim-er. 71; Charles Hole*. 65. nrht. l z. Hall. Troop 71. second. In! performance for the children’s admls-.' Woodcarving: Willard Arnold, 73; tije’cub class; .Kenneth Wulfe. age 9 Mon price.'This fine act on the part m. Fox'. 73; Lynn Perry. 73. ; years of pack 9. won first place and I of Mr. Branch was greatly appreciated; Angling: c F. Hyatt. D»’p. Comm ; iugh pratec on his rustic Wren house by the scouts. Special stress will ■ be Animal Industry; Winston Shefiield. constructed entirely of bark and. rustle'made however through the leaders to’ !. . wood. Suitable ribbons j* 111 be ^warded have only those who deserve this priviAthletics: Bfnnfe Adcock. 71; Nelson u»e winners in the near future and to. lege benefit from its use. Gardner. 71. every boy entering houses the committee; ... ’ Automcbiling : Nelson Gardner? "1: wishes to extend its sincere thanks for: TROOP 65. TAKX ADVANTAGE OF OUR Fred Granger. G5; Kenneth Dean. 77. : making this tine project so successful ! Troop 65 Middfeville. L. R. Beeler Bini Study. Donald Hall. 65. I These scouts gave, houses to the city: scoutmaster, I* planning to reregister Bookbinding; Charles Holes.£$; Don- Herman Jamieson. 74; Walter Cauktn, as near 100'. as iKKsible. Each member, aid 'White. 65; Vernon Winlnger. 71; . 75; Russell Bush. 75; Clyde Arnold. 73;; lias, or is hoping to find, a solution toi Jm- Thompsoh. 71; Gerald Forbey, 78; Willard Arnold. 73; Shelby Nash. 72;, his registration problem. Forty-six. alWinston Shefiield. 72 ' I James Nash. 72 Nelson Gardner. 71; most 90' of the Troop membership.! Camping: Fred Granger. G5; Dr. C. Donald Sothard. 71; Sam Swartz. 71; have already reregistered. The com­ OF E. Hyatt. Dept. Comm. George LaFaycttc.71; Walter Raidt. 71; mittee for the new year Ls T. J. Berry. carpentry: Lloyd Gootlenough. .71; I Arthur Adcock. 71; Kenneth Wolfe.' chairman. LeRoy Bel). James L Rugg,' Willard Arnold. 73; Max Curtiss. 78. ] Pack 9; Hollh McCormick. 71: L. Z. I J--Harvey Miller and Lyle Garfield Mr. Shafer presided in lhe absence'Hall, 71. I Rev. A. M. Field and M. D. MceKan of Kim Sigler, chairman, who was) ----------I arc the new Assistant Scoutmasters for colled away. Examiners and members ' TROOP 75. the troop. 29x4.40 of court present were: j. A. McNulty; | Tuesday evening. April 19. Mr. ShaGeorge H-Jorgenson, Richard Cook: Winston Merrick: C. J.1 fer met with Troop 75 In the absence of ‘ Troop Reporter. TIRES Barnum; Dr. C. E. Hyatt; Robert Mr. Rogers scoutmaster, and showed) ----------- : Barnes; Welby Crockford; Ward moving pictures of nature and wild CUB PACK PLANS. Plantz; Arlie Reid; Donald Gager;; life which were furnished by the Slate Mr. Lyman Chamberlain. Plans and Harvey Burgess; L. J. Oswald; Howard conservation Department. Plans were Training officer of Pack No. 9. and Stanton: Fred Granger. Sr.; Rev. Me-' discussed for a Scout-Parent supper। deputy — — was in, IN OUR HISTORY deputy stout scout --------commissioner, Kenn; T. 8- K. Rcld; Lloyd Shafer; and program to be held In the very- charge of the educational part of last' This Is yooi opportunity io r*-oqulp Harold Rosenberger. j near future. Friday's pack meeting. Tlie motion J - ------ -• _______ , your cor with genuin* U. S. Tires ol picture on "Posture" was shown. This • TROOP 77. | TROOPS 71-72. was followed by tlie "Adventures of; 29x4.40 Monday. April 10. Troop 77. Nash-1 -Monday eventngr'April 18. Troops 71 Peter," tlie story of a fox terrier. Mr.: In oddillon, ore giving ailra liberal . — ....----- • ---------T 8 R Rpid >nd llanr.y Bur­ vllle. Arlie*-uA. Reid scoutmaster; com­ and In other words, thousaniLi of persona in Michigan Chamberlain also outlined the subject In Pairs had*-in allowanesi on U. S. Royals pleted its reregistration with 90'1 of gess scoutmasters, met at the Hastings of fire safety. - . . i belli with Tampered Rubber. Here's g tlie old scouts reregistered and 6 new Motor Company where scouts of Troop Wolf Cub Roger Wallace has com-, big double saving I boys with s total of 34 scouts. Ed. Kune, 71; were constructing bird houses und pleted the requirements for the gold annually find their telephones PRICELESS local Nashville druggist. Is assistant caning chairs. They enjoyed a slwrt in- honor arrow, the first to be earn*tl In PROTECTION when fire endanger* property and scoutmaster with Rev. 8. J. Francis,; termlssion from their labors by wit- this pack. He. has satisfactorily com­ Charles Higdon. Rev. Hayes, Don Wai- neuing two reek of nature picture* of pleted fifteen elective achievements of the Uvea of loved ones. dron and Robert Smith, committeemen.'Michigan's ' .......... Natural__________ Resources shown tiie wolf rank and eight of the bear This fine registration entitles the troop by Mr. Shafer. Great Interest nnd gusto rank. . In small Michigan communities, having do fir*' to attend the Strand theater as guests in the bird house campaign showed up Bobcat Kenneth Wolfe was awarded of Mr. Branch, Mgr., who is second very plainly, about 40 scouts ah Want­ first place in lhe cub class for ills bird hot alarm system, lhe telephone la npedally safe vice-chairman ot Barry County Scout- ing hammers, nails, saws, chisels, etc., house. This house was a real work of lag. lug. I all at once. art and an example o( superior skill. Possibly It will stand as a challenge for BIRD HOUSES. ----------------------TROOP 79. other nine year old boya, and even old­ Phone 2177 “Drive-In Service' Hastings Friday evening, April 22. L. E. BarMonday evening. April 25. Mr. phafcr er ones. nett, ett. chairman chairman of of the the County cmintv Civic nivte 1'me[ W|th leaders of Troop 79 Woodland, Service committee, accompanied by to arrange for Merit-Badge Counselor* The curious thing about the man Mr. Shafer attended the Hastings city end examiners In Ural community. The who was said to have kept his hands BIG SWI council and presented to the city the value of thia phase of the »cout pro­ In the air for twenty years is that he bird liouses built by lhe scout* and gram lays In the vocational guidance' was never held up. has assisted many a young man and young woman along the road to suc­ cess. A large number of the successful men and women of this county have been closely associated with this bank. Hastings National Bank MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO SPECIAL SPRING SALE U.S. TIRES 83 PRICES NEVER LOWER U. S. GUARD 60 2 Tire* and Tube* *9'25 jfato Jport Mop * Thousands of fires throughout Michigan are reported annually BY TELEPHONE �TfIF. HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 37. 19M PAGE TEN S. E. RUTLAND W. C. T. .If, I E»L Arthur A. Mnfn HUI Final ac­ of guardian filed, release -of ,1K. 8. E. Rutland W „. w w. — —t Tiie. C ... T. U. met COURTHOUSE NEWS count guardian by ward filed, discharge ot kBt the oood Will church for the an• guardian guarriian issued. Issued. nual nl ial tntetuig meeting on April 13. 13, 1932. !“*• . .Tlw 'r*“ , I’ Est. Virginia. Charlei. Jeck and Wil-1 fallowing officers were elected for the; PROBATE COURT. j|liam Hess, minors. Petition for guard- year: . ^cr7p*pi7nTmg 'iu«rtl«n mm tan! President—Lulu Waters. ?ed,.an^.' entered, bond of guardian filed. ietUr.v; Vice-Pre*—Augusto Water*. der limiting settlement entered, petl- , B..ard(.n u.ur.(| tl0*2 for^liettrl”|r c,a,m* ftl<!<11 ,l0tlre *°i Erf. Donald D. Hess. deed. Will and' Secy —Jennie Loehr. credltora isiucd. petition for probate filed, waiver of no-; Trea*.—Muriel Perry. FlowetzSupt.—Addle P*rr! Est. Mary Elisabeth Allen. Renewal tScc filed, proof of wiH filed, order art­ bond of guardian filed. mitting util entered, acceptance of Est, SUsan E. Main, tlec'd. Petition trust flk-d. letters testamentary issued. hoateas. Mrs Makylcaln. to pay taxes to protect interest of bond order limiting settlement entered, peJune B—Flower Mi vloi holder filed, order to pay taxes entered, tition for hearing claim* files!, notice to ,Mrs Addie Perry. Manel E»t. Wade Marlow. Annual account creditors issued ,Perry. . M. ’ft Est. Martin Bwe. ,( dec d. WtttlAn Petition fnr for at Joseph C. Bray, dee d. Petition license to sell filed, order for publii-a- trade Bauchmaii. Host tlon entered for appointment of Admr. de Bonis nonJ -F.<t Alta Veemtra. dee d of ,0. par:ul|lc|lUrv J for appointment ot Admr dr bonis non Leader. Stella Hathaway. Meeting at' lire filed, ord.ee appointing Admr en­ Est. William H- Veddcr. dec’d. Inven­ church. . - I tered. bond filed ami letters iMued. tor)- filed . , . September 14 -Christian Citi • if-hip. Hst. James W. Hopkins, deed Order ESt. Mary Ecknrdt. deed. Final Ac­ 7 allowing claim* entered. ’ count pf Atfmx. .filed,. waiver oi nujier Leader. Jennie Loehr. October 12--Pres* and Publicity | at ’Jasper. O D-ed*. dee d linen-1 filed, order assigning residue entered. Leader. Mary Wat«'t> HovIca-, Augusta I tory filed. ' discharge ot Adtnx issued, estate, en- Dt. Amanda Norrt-. dic'd. Receipt -■ •'■Novemb.r 9-ArmWlee and Thank -! lor inheritance tax filed . d '° Rivim; Under. Olla- Vand< rbnx4:. at Thomas E Cms-M-brough. deed ■>»<>*»« claim* entered.-HosteM. iHoateM. Myrtle My.-tu- William.* Wllfianii First annual account of trustee filed December 14— Health and Hygiene ! £»:. Lucy E- Hyde Smith deed Will! Leader mid Hinu.-.. Elin smith. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler said at and petition-for probate tiled, order for, a Columbia reception: January 11 -National Pr.ihibitioif.si jMibllcation entered, waiver dt notice‘ Tlie college graduate has a lot to Birthday. Leader and hostess-. Lulu; filed, petition, for special Admr. tiled .learn after graduation. order appoUiting special Admr. entered.'■ Pot luck dinner. "A big business man asked a cnllegi Eat. Phebe McKenzie, deed Pet.tion1 graduate: . February 11—Red Letter Day. Leader, for Admr filed, order appointing Admr. ■ -What qualifications have you lor and. hostess Gertrude Bauchman entered, bond tiled and letters issued,' this job you-arc applying for?' March 10—Narcotic', and 8 T J.i . order limiting settlement entered, pcLeader and hostcie. Myrtle William;,, i •• 'My a. B ' sild the young man tition lor hearing claim, filed, notice to' April 14—Annual meeting at church.' -Well the .job will teach $ou the • creditors Issued. rert of the alphabet,' said the magnate. Pot luck dinner.—Mary Wat1 E»t. LaVern Shafer, dee d. Order conSupt. . Utica Observer Dispatch. filming rale entered . ESt. Lucy E. Smith. fcc-d. Bond'of- Some ixivs go to college four years DOWLING, sperm! Admr- filed, letters of special and jtet get nothing nothlr out of It but an cducaA warm bucult and maple Admr *•“ —‘“bul ufc '■not -* many Hon I per will be held in the church basement j Jhls week Thursday evening- Apr;! 2b. I I serving will begin at 7 30 and continue j until all arc taken care of. Come out; ■ folks and •sweeten up." The musical program which was! ‘furnished by Mr*. McCoy. Mr*. John-1 son and ^!rs. Havens of Hastings. at| . She Ladies Aid dinner Thursday, as,-istcd -bv sonie of <hir local talent, wis tfionuighiy enjoyed and well attend discover this new Merles .1 iiiidstA La For Safety’s Sake Property, investments and securities of almost every7 sort have greatly depreciated during the past several months, and in many instances, dividends and interest have been reduced or temporarily discontinued. Many People Are Being Approached With Some Plan for Investing Their Funds with the promise of a Rood rate of interest. Although some such investments may be paid at some future.time, they usually have no ready market value and the investor cannot convert them into cash at once without tak­ ing a substantial loss. ’ ■ Today, as always, the bank is the SAFEST place for your funds—and a savings account in this accommodating bank is MORE desirible than ever before. Invaded mi 'iitrrtain ESTABLISHED IN THE YEAR I8S6 giimte SI mwwZe'CREATER VAtUEl! th*n low price* I you'll find your I.G.A. Grocer money—.nd the »trvic«\ou «r* entitled to. 'Theft •»h*l "Greetci Value*" mnmal I.G.A- Store*. Lux Flakes1 9 -yi- Hastings City Bank The Bank with the Chime Clock CAPITAL Ida Bnrnes enu-rtaliutd her two ; called «>n her M-tcr. Mr.-. Eli.-alxili daughters. Mr.-. Sleemaii anil Mrs. I Norton Thursday, afternoon. j Mr.-. Fred Stamm. Mr- Georgi' Conk-. Bariio, ol Kalamazoo a few days last Ilin. Mr- WlHtam’Klanford. Miss Nina! ■Conklin and Geontr Stanford attended! The ineadrpatient* arc. wit quite mi tlfl; County Sunday School Contention .minf’“ mu-......... .... -“--L .but ■— nearly ..._ ( Virjone in Delton who had wit had jpor?* to fa- given Jiext Sunday morniqg' i at the gnndav school hour. Mr- Ciiarlc.-. 1 higher.-1, a |Kiticiit m Mrs, Ciiarlc, Gtu-kill wu« removed the Dijlton hu;-|iital Irom Pi'nnock. hospital to her home! Mr- Helle MIiHm Is working for . Friday and her condition i* re|x>ned a­ Dr. and Mrj». Farrell. Mr . Farrell Is very much Improved winch ..uumt; cin; improving; nicely after her severe ill। couragtQg. There will be a danef at the CopiCEDAR ijiuniiy hall Friday night. April 29. Tiie music will b<-.furnished by the ‘.orm- very good chang1.1* ; Merrimack orchestra. ' • vim'-.., Campbell and family went: .Munfais <>! tlx- K« Hogg AgrJCIlltUrU) istlni • iturcfay, During tlie ab- High school will^. present the comedy, 1 ol Mr Cfa'mpbcl! the women folk- Tea Toiler Tavern'' Friday evening. ltd they wanted to drive over to May 6. at <he Kellogg schoolhou-a*. the furniture jjalcjvhtch they -did.. Mr and Mn L. D. Mile.-, und Mr. ' returned to tile car lw*(। an<i Mr. Ocrrn were gu<K»is at a so lie immediately noil-: WMuday party given by Mrs. Hazel '.Biihna-. in ifoixif of Mr*. Manley Bill? he car but in; . found the edr Mrs. Franft. It* Attended the place that he had fell it funeral of a cousin. ___ Robert while Lot inc.' ’ Marshall, beyond Prairieville, on Moftfamily we: ihoftie together rejptcin did’ The Delton JET- E Ladles' Aid Spa t haye to Walk. . Word Owen and K : >■. dinnif Battle Mi ' Mr aigl’Mi- -Harold England mid utli ot Cedar Creyij rhlTdren of Grand Rapid’, were m Dcli ;n HrnrayeullinR on friend1. An Old Favorite In A Delicious, New Flavor! Candy Bar» ideal 3 tor Sc Cherries M>ch.Rrd Nu.2c.ni5c No>2'« Can 22c Apricot. IGA MilkICfl from Woodland attending Newly elected’dlficera were installed! jWith itiipre-.Mx 'reremniiK'.v at the E S. at the Mitsonlr temple at B ; fitrd Thursday evening. Dorothy < ! Dirts Arnold attired in pink press n the retiring officer- with gifts and. . incoming cm:, with pink .roses, a j Doris Holcomb was oia? of the remem-1 berrd ones, having filled the office of ; Worthy Matron the past year. Mr., and Mrs Gerald Burglidofi !moved the first of the week to a farm! neat' Irving. Mis* Arthcal Burghdoft spent a part of last.week at their home EVAPORATED Can Camay Soap 5 Bar* 2Ic Ttina WHITE BONITA Tin 1$C Ralston's Wheat Cereal PU«- 2 It Hetiry Wertman ’i» Edd Campbell have । moved to Uiejr cottage ul Gul- ' ' . Mrs. Donna C'larl Thursday u f ti r. ca riti CAMPBELL1S tan and children have returned.to their home at Sunfield7 alter spending some tunc witlr her ana Mrs Will Gard. GINGER ALE IGA ££• 15c Or. «w. RELISH SPREAD AIL'?,',. Bottle -- Ann Arbor Thurslay ----- • nt’lce who wu:, very: stele at « hospital. News came Satur«.<• tnurmng She had |M*.-<4-d away. Wc loiUiiri our svmpaihy to Hie xirryuig parent,- and irlciMlr-. . FREE! ONE BAR BAItRYVILLL. Mr. and' Mrs. Herbie Wikox and Eleanor were Sunday guests'or Mr. and Mr.- Albeij Hububus lieur Belle- iga Beauty Soap 2 - 15c « Whoopee Ball FREE SUnSIllIie With Beery Package! Grahams 2 ‘ $50,000.00 LAL Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Day ami faintly! .called <yi her mother. Mrs. Beach, ot the Hendershott district. Mr.-- Beach jitiflered two broken vertebras in. a ; fall recently and fa conlhied to tier bed L Frwnd- fare sympathize deeply with . Rob and Vera Haynes ol Prichard-’ille in the loss of their only child.! little Tuna who died In Ann Arbor > Baturday. I Mrs. fouisi* Lalluop. who spent the' winter in Battle Creek and Pontiac with her daughters there, returned, here Saturday and will be ut the Iwmc <4 her wn. Arthur. ! John Day ot Tluee aienk i Frufay and Saturday uitlHhrs nnrthcr, Special LOW Prices for the Service your FORD Needs Now/ We are offering these exceptionally LOW rates for the service you need in the Spring to prevent unnecessary depreciation of the life of your Ford All this for/ 00 For the above price we’ll WASH and CLEAN your Ford. We’ll TEST and refill the BATTERY, CHECK and ADJUST TIRE PRESSURE. In ADDITION we’ll INSPECT YOUR CAR THOROUGHLY and tell you whether it need* any attention to insure against unnecesiary depreciation All this for Wr are nlfrring this exceptionally low rate for the service you need in the spring tojirevent unnecessary deprrilatjripuf the life of your Eord. 00 Add ■•-day; und Wednesday PurcMitd 5" SURPLUS $75,000.00 Austin Ferris and sun Lewi* ex-!, i changed farm lesidcnies last week and: < both lamilit- arc nearly settled attain' hotrn-S Beans IGA Cut Green No. 2-C.n IOC Peas IGA mc.. I5c Household Cleanser c.. 5c CEeN’"5 The deposits you have m this bank have always been worth a hundred cents on the dollar and will be invested for the up-building and pros­ perity of this community and with a view to pay­ ing you 3'' interest com­ pounded semi-annually on your money. Adjust Four Wheel Brake* Lubricate Chassis Spray Springs Tune* up Motor and Adjust Spark Plug*—Clean and Adjust Carburetor Jets Clean and Adjust Distributor Points Check and Refill Battery Clean KC Including MatrriaL BAKING POWDER FOROVIH and efficient. USE' lt»* tlisn of high $EJ50 10 Point Special For Your Ford I. Grind valve*. 2. Clean carbon. 3. Check ignition. 4. Tune motor. 5. Tighten all hote connection*. 6. Ad­ just fan belt. 7. Clean and adjust generator. 8. Adjust carburetor and'clean sediment bulb. 9. Adjust brake*. 10. Check battery and refill. * YEAV6 Guaranteed pure AH this for These Specials Are Good Until May 15th Don't Miss This Special Otter—It Means a Real Saving 25 Universal Garage Company Telephone 2121 — -■ • Streets Comer Court and■ Church Huntings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, APRIL SI. IMS PAGE! riOVEBDJt.r. ' 1 Warsaw. Ind for a ronpb- of week . ; KUNGflNSMITH. Mr. have movco moved’i — Mr■ “nd Mr* Ed Perincl# #|ient ...... and Mrs Modrack mouiBvg nxvr — ------------------------■“»"«*Sun—I exercises at the school ThUrs-! La*< Week's Letter. • ito the the hou-4* iiKt vacated by ,i... Into hotiM* just the:day ‘,a>' afternoon at nf the ‘>»e home hoqte of W W M 1(day diig — were--------------------------------------------------well attended. Mrs. Mr, and Mrs. Fred Bulling of —Lake ----PW - -------—---------: -- ----- Marshall Ailey and ion? Floyd.- ar.dj Kellogg- family. .Chamberlain at Sliullx ’ — -----------------«for — the ~ -------------. friend nf Battle Creek and Mrs. Hall! Maude Smith wa# the speaker Odessa were— Sunday guests of Mr ... amt, Mr. and Mrs. Pierceiif Fenton (pent evening and the program was fine. Mrs. John Bulling. and son of Urbandale were Sunday liftOmajean Garrison pAs the niUslw*. Blwnrd Bowerman ore The Girl----------------RewfrvcA of. -------------Woodland — ac- , ‘ moon callers at c. N. TobluShe would do I hat just before exam­ the week emi at the Grover Dawn-1 Mr Mr. anu and Mn Mr#., Edward ----------jxirt home. the parents of ination 1 tinu*! the'parent# of aa baby baby boy boy born born April Aprilt icompanied companied by by Mi M1em Helena HelenaSchuler Schulerand an*l- Mr# -C. N., Tobins and jpWnd-daugli-! Ed Holly and family of Kalamazoo 3( ThPV arp bring eared for at the ' MPoLOUJie Hilbert attended a meeting ’*'r. <*»h Barrett, aitcndtxl the Cedar Mrs Pine, who hai been In Kaln- wire Sunday Gar-1 fOrnu rs ’h^me."Mr anti~Mrs. Battle — Creek ..... Circle ... .... at Mrs. -John] c.hxvisitor# .v vi.iiat />.. Mark ai Mark cinr. t».,— ,. .. . ... Jamesin .------ . —w Saturday Creek'Cemetery rlMin’!.. Bowerman. । Mr and Mr. John Tyler of W<1., । Robinson's in Carlton Wednesday. turned home Thursday evening. Mrs. **~ Sarah IM Mr#^Ihron cA S ’ Ti.my friend# und neighbors of Mr. Woodland. Mr und Mrs. James Tjhr h Newton and grand-; Mr, and Mrs Krllev. Mr and Mrs. 'f“I* .‘>ron C,'k ‘"K’ ,am,ly a’ arid Mrs. Wm. Johnson surprised them myl Leun Tyler and.family of Woorl- daughter.-.Mildre'l DeMot*. ni Ha’,.' Stanley mid Mi» fVck of Kalamazoo, AlH'nl ,ro’“ Thursday, till Bun­ , ■ Saturday night by gathering at th«\Xnd were Sunday gix sP of Mrs 11.1’ i culled on Henry IMnnels Thursday raiM r.ui>. ing. " day with Mr and Mr * Geurge DeMot’ MANDY Illi l.s home of Mrs'. Mary Saunders and pltanktclow. evening. awav: , Mr'’1- , , , ,I’-**............. 11' •“',1 daughter. A.-' ’ ' ’ , „„ spending /.penning th-evening me evening uierr. there. Icecream, ice crniun, Mrs. air... H. 11 Braird, lu-uiru. age axe 0T».-pu p i -ed * <1 awav ..... Ward .White uf Wayland has been m- • Mr ...„i and «... Mrs 1 On Friday evening. April 29. ar. at 0:00;.,,.. a 00 l>kp |Sunday at g.15 P <4. arte»* a Jlw w. J»* “txl Uojxl Payne of Hasting spending a tew d<ys with his sister, P M. fust tinu*. prayer meeting miv- ,l(jhn./in leK th|s Ulvk Sunday Mt'- ' ’ hvp u.llh'.m-.v,. Tlw funeral will be held Tw . ft "nHnv with Mr. and M Mrs Ru.vel Hart mid family. bias and family. ii-<-« will lx* held at Die YanKW* H|iringsll)K. unPr-;i mother. Mrs. Mary Wat- day at’ 2:00 P M. ut rhe XT.-thfxii.-r Rev .Holts attended the funeral ol church, with Rev. H. II. Goodin .kins in Middleville, ,We will mi--, them ' church. Burial at Worxiiand cemetery.1 R**v. Sbowtrnmu at Hastings MuncUy leader. We wtoh for a tfiod-Mwd crowd. fr&in ollr i^hborhood She haves to mourn her h.-.s. h.-r h-.i - Hading. and Mr. and Mr afternoon. as Rev. Eva feke# wi[l। ’heel with us Vni uggfi^TTziUntlerr. who hrtfke Iwr'hand. Mr. H Beaird. a daughter. Agnes Bechtel, 'Jr of Detroit anil Mn>. Aaron Bechtel fioni I*r Thu league bu**inn« meeting wilt lx* ^t| e”XX Uli. -X? XiU." we" Ml tmS wit.;bNrYM,Mr.r ’ " spent.Sunday alb-morni •.*.;* •"-»'*! tstssi Jim (liiiham of Detroit *sjx*nt a few m“v "r.rS'o!ii» —m. ........ .. ________ —— -.......... —r hu.-*bmld for u ; Mi*. Ronald-Hayu> ' Mr. and Mr Ronald H;i days with old friends in Cloverdale to get out. - • number of years in tlx- r«---aurant*bu*.witw enjoyed a birthday ,di to attend. • ’I Mr and Mr*. Clyde WMyard.spent ln WJX1?,,allrf^, „ .. Ruth McKibbln did not returp.ro’ Thursday at-FVniwiB?. ’’J? Ctyde Rue» at>ndH Mr. und Mr.#, Olin Brown mid Sunday. ’ • on. —u• .*. . . ..... . a whol<*.>al<* Grocers Iptwiuee m Grand daughter of plainwell spent Bunday her :*-htM>l thin Mondar motmng on! Mr. and Mrs Harry uitta- moved clarence Hard-, \n>l account of lllnriw... ‘ ’ - utteriuxHi at Arthur Johncock's. nm II..-™. MUI, ihb M n.c „„„a A<ir1b<*rt craven «>t Rliultv. -jfi.t Mr. nnd Mr.*. Lyh* McKibbln and Mr. uml Mr.-. Bernard DrGolin and owner of dhr* farm when- they lived. . Mr lin<1 Ur» Karl Jolln*nn mid unlay evening tiTth Mr mid Mr Mi** Ru.vj-1 Hart wm* Kalmnaroo family. Mr and Mrs. Byron McKibbln has moved here from Chicago and wpl 1;Unilv of n;illj^ creek arid Mi Agnr* Newton. . of Otsego;’ Barbara Powers of Oover- build another hou-e there, a*, tliere ™ . . . .. shoppers Saturday. ' .­ . of... Mr. anil M’-. Edd Newton and of HaMing.*.' wen* guests Mr Mr mid Mrs Frank Brooks. Mr. mid <Lil<; Mr. and Mrs. Wm Shattuck and an- tuo families from Chicago lo live Fisher , daughter. Georgia, and MrV and Mrs. B. 8. Holly Sunday. Mrs.. Harry Kellogg Vto ted Grant : family of 'Kahunaxoo rpenl Sunday there. • Brown called on Ma-*n Newton «»t Del-1 Mrs. Arthur Giddings and daughter flicker-on . and Henry Peniicl*; Him-1 idiernoan With Geo. MrKibbln and Mr. and Mis. Henry Wlllvnrd of ton Sunday afternoon family. Grand RupldA spent u few days last . (Ruth returned to their home in Tau-a*. Mr. and Mr». Merl# Chuk went lo : Olio#. Ludlow returned to hl>. home Week with their parents. Mr. mid Mrs .City Thursday after several.weeks' visit; Mt Grund Rapids Widm-Mlay. lien- alter spend!mt a week with bin Clyde Willyard. Mr. und Mrs. Verne witii her mother. Mrs. Lena Vclte. jju* Harold Kellogg 1k home from I diiugiiter 111 Allegan. Willyard mid children of Caledonia.! Dr. and Mr*. Maxwell .Jennings ot ’ Miss Suicie PhilliRs entertained in* wen* guests there otic day last week, i'Kiilmnazoo spent the. week end witlii(honor of her mother's K.ilh birthdayMr. and Mrs. Donald Gager. Mr: mid tWr«- Ed t-ilone have moved. ■ Friday ladle.-*, Mi--. Lydia* - the'following ■ in with Mr. mid Mrs. Perry VanTuyie 1 Mr. and Mrs. Enw.st , Shorno. Mr. and I InM .111 ...rkil,™ mb VummSr'...... |!>r"« CuU.r .nd H.n.y H>in ■ ..n.nd-• ‘ Mr. nnd Mrs. O. Everett nf Nash- aniur.sday'cvcning. ' J• f* * ln Kalamazoo 1 .. . Roxanna GaniMin and Mrs. Ddia Hol-' April is the most favor- able month for you to buy your Pocahontas Coal Hastings Lumber u Coal Co. Investing Safely Jluikllng and Wan for 100 year# has paid a safe return to fts members—always fair und always rafe. going along- safely und M-cprcly during rich year# nnd lean, ever with the one purpose In view ",wun.d safety fair return ’ nt lhe masthead. * How well this ha# profited our members' is shown by tiie ‘ record of 99.8 jx*r cent perfect during the late financial depres- The Standard during its 39 year# has never mlMd paying a dividend ol 5 - mid has built up Preserve fund of <400.000.00 to safeguard your being protected A tlu- future. - Standard Savings & Loan Association Griswold at Jrffrrson Detroit, Michigan Local Representative, ftriHuuw tHMIJ J. L. MAUS & SON Hatting*, Michigan e of the Greatest Manufacturing have started the greatest drive for businetui in years—r trying to bring back prosperity THE CITIZENS’ MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO. Is Joining With Them ... YOU CAN HELP BY KEEPING YOUR AUTO INSURED! Every year many people are put into bankruptcy fr.orh judgments obtained against them, because of some auto acci• d’ent to which they were a party. Thou- giition by people who lire uninsured and who have been concerned in spme auto ac­ cident. Thin company han paid 154,000 claim.' amounting to over $8,250,000. Traffic hazards increase year by year and thi* number of claims and Iorsim have in­ creased rapidly. Our ."tate-wide corps of adjusters are in a position to lend you an immediate serv­ ice. Dependable, Progressive, Sound. Mrs. Nellie Hitt and Mrs. Leoliarel™’nb BaRimon . tiw* j'litngiyi tx-in^i VanTuyle Sunday. Wachter were gueats of Mi /, b 11 aiul 1 '*’ Ik* v« n of age ' pi t 4sant mi i , Jordan and Mis.*. Amelia W,liter.-. 01 ”!I1*'r, ■:n' - u,i'' Mr* '“•* Phillip. . I l.t.ASANT Illi.I' 11turn*. Mornluv j-vi nino Mrs Jay Snyder ot HaMinv-.. mid Bur-( , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bennett visited ;.»*. ' RM^ia Lv J ^t WWIwil > r,'“ Th-.y dejwrt.-d wishing her Mstcr. Mrs Dudley Foster of Cale-. ,‘M' ' Martha wVier of Woodlaiid u ' ’ bir*hda> ,1(,nia Satuntae ' vUiUng her daughter. Mrs. Artie SpmdJ.,115 , > Th, mil*n« *>I ita- I* T A * ""a a-***'™ <■» *'W»' •"*» ' .' l!” T“b“ ' '*"> ,r,rn',i A n.Jn™ «'* Uwtrae. ChrtaU«> ol IUMW l*“»““' Kai*™*........ -.I See our local agent or write W. E. ROBB. Secretary Citizens’ Mutual BMIonl .nd Mr. ‘ ’““J S'lSVIS W S! Mr! L?P ‘n*L“n' M.rj MUI, aii.ndrd Uw lun.r.1 oI -Uh »n ~r InlMUnrtt, at l»M «-k cn.k • Automobile Insurance Co '! Ilor.fr Ch-inm-uin TurvUy /■ p™" » >‘*«l™ t ,m„, *. Mr. .nd Mr. F*.d Bn.te lur l«..; „,. ,... । PLEASANT VALLEY. . of HOWELL, MICHIGAN I Mrs. John Wilkes and IgTs. Horacej*™*-" Mr. and-Mrs. Ham- Hough of HartWeek's Letter. । j Chamberlain of near Irving and Mrs | Mr. I1 Helen Ives of Chicago were Friday aft- i ford spent'Wednesday with M(. and! Mrs Mabej Cool Will entertain the,; ’ : W. M. A. Thursday. ApriF2«. Eveiyon*J emoon callers ut Matt Bedford’!-;. I। Mrs. Donald Gager. Mi ”< Chas. and U Mr. and Mrs. John VanMeldganlI Mr. and '7' —.• Faul •*: —— * -. MaTT^l invited to attend. Tlu* blind Eiangelut Rev, Cha& born home a.wistlfig tn the care of her Brake, arid family. Elwood. Jr., who re. J! spent tlu* ww-k end with Iwr parents. I £lta of Hustings visited Mrs. Etta Faul Glass'who conducted a 'series ot meet-. ,{later. Mrs. Alvira Henry. certify underwent a mastoid operation ‘Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Andersen 1 Sunday. is improving nicely. j .Sunday’.X'Tnnd'M" afternoon .callers L^«™k at Steve' ,?* «~*i*3 r-“hd.Mrs^H. ’ wJOW J.Siaitg of Jackron. J"“,'’un’!"d Mattie Cord at the E. M. Brake home Little fdaric Kyser is flaying With her sister. Mrs John E. Brake, while C J. PrcKton. wife nnd Eldiene were. hey mother. Mrs Roy A. Kyser,. Is aervI Ining Granue will nut on the play !Mrs’ Karl F:,u1- Mrs Hiighe>. who ha# ‘0 »««« Uie.y services. Ionia visitors Saturday. J- F Brake _________ ing on tlie Jury at Ionia. A Poor Married Mun ’ at grange hah ,a’«> MrS Faul and; Mr*. Ed .Urey ol Bowne spent tlie and wife accompanied them mid .-im ii'.-------- —------------ ------- -------------------Sajuiduy evening. April 30. Mrs. Denham of Hastings for three (Ore !'•'« of !.ut week at the Lee Os-, tlie day with Uxir soq, Elwood M BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Mr and Mra. Seymour Jordan were *eeks. returned to. Chicago with her . in Hustings Saturday. Mr. and Mrs husband ■ . Murray returned wilh them to spend Mr antl Mr5 Beret of Chicago Sunday. Micnt the week end with-Mr. and Mr*. Mr. and Mrs Roy Travis and family I n Bonier. of Grandville and Mrs Lurlla Reed of, Mr and'Mra. John Englehardt of Middleville spent Sunday at Bert Orand Rapids calledIon Mr. and Mr... Balmer's. 1 G*enn England Saturaay. , ----- ■----------------------------1 Kenneth Ketcham and Miss Foster I PftATT DISTRICT. ; °f Kaiaiim/.ixi visited Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Wm. Cronk is a little better Mj Donald Gager Tuesday. this writing. ’ I Mr- and Mrs. Chas. Rowlodcr of Mrs. Ethel Cutler attended the Mir-!Gra,,d Hapnb. and Mr. and Mrs. Law;jrisr party for Mrs. Minnie Edmunds i Kncv PauI •*pent Stinduy at Uu- Fault ।■ cottage nt Saddlebag lake. oi Quimby Thursday afternoon. . Dr. and Mrs. R. G.\ Finnic enter­ Mrs. Glen Sattcrlu? of Vermontville tained for dinner Monday evening Mr ing cure fur hrr mother. Kemth McIntyre, ar.c Frank Andru.*. of Jiaspassing away of' Rev. the Bronson hospital The Woman's Study club held their Friday. Howard Cronk and family visited ills April meeting nt the schoolhouse Tues­ mother Sunday afternoon and night day. April 13. Topic of the evening was returning io their home at Grandville "Memories of Woodland." Fifty riirmthis- Monday morning. “GET THIS RIGHT, CASEY 103,500 MILES’’ i: Music—Sonic old time Mings Tlie Beginning—Barbara Bur- Don’t Gamble Too Long With Your Property Investment BuyHouse Paint $050 For a limited time only—per gallon ZL-—— Waiting too long to paint your horrie is mighty risky business. Time, hot sun and bad weather are constantly taking their toll. If you are allowing these destructive agents to depreciate your investment because bl the high cost of firstgrade paint — here’s your chance. By special arrangement with the manufacturer of the line we regularly handle, we are permitted to make for a ven brief time a slashing cut In retail price— Don’t miss this opportunity to buy this high­ Guarantee We guarantee this superior quality paint to give satis- ■ factory service for at least five years. Should it fail to do so, we will replace it free of charge. grade House Paint at a coat far under the market. It i, honenly the best paint miide and will valiantly protect your original Home investment according to our unconditional guarantee. The duration of this Louise Hilbert. Grace England. Martha Smith. Barbara Burkle. Artie Densmore. Louise Rogers. Anna Nest, With Oasgood. .Mrs. Ross Pierce accompanied by some friends of Battle Creek, visited In Detroit Tuesday. SOUTH VERMONTV|I.1,E. . Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. George Hall have, bought tlw* Thead Muir place. Mr. and MTs, 'Asa Strait called on1 Carolyn Hole# of Eu?t Lansing and; at Wilford Price's Sunday. Mrs. C. L. O. Ackerson is at Will Ackerson home in Clarksville where she has been caring for her sister-in­ law. Mrs. Ackerson, who passed away Saturday. She leaves one son and a husband. Wc hear Miss Nellie Vandervender will be married Wednesday evening at 1 her parents home tn Vermontville. Miss I Vandervenddr is our local telephone [ girl. Congratulations QUIMBY. Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wart visited relatives in Hopkins Sunday. Jane Clark visited her parents in Battle Creek over the week end. Mrs. May T. K. Hoeitzel of Saratogo, N. Y. was a guest at the Jay Smith home last week Mrs* Ray Clemens visited Mrs.. Edwin Shultz in Hastings Thursday.Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ostrolh of Maple Grove visited at Loya) Lowell's and attended church here Sunday. •ale la both limited and in­ definite. It may close any minute because only a restricted number ol gallons were set aside to be sold at this reduction. When they arc gone the price goes back to normal at once. B. A. LyBARKER Phone 2115 Fainlly Album—Bcsse Hilbert, Mam! Fiance. Eda Tyler; Music—"Slhe Thr< ads Among the Gold" In costum —Sarah Fisher. Mortjia Farrell; Ho-t Hastings, Mich. Don't Get Up Nights Make This 15c.Test Phyaie the bhdder easily. Drise mil 1,1..1-1. CarrolEdfrrn, insurance man uf how lo drive 103,300 ailri with minor repair bill*. AHROL EDGREN, insurance man. stood beside his Pon­ tiac parked in front of his St." Paul home, to add *1(1,500 und 63,000 und note that they totaled 103,500. ” That’s not the census of the Twin Cities," he said a# he dis­ played the result to the inquir­ ing reporter. "It’s my mileage on Iso-Vis Motor Oil. „.. And ril brl lhe can lu Ini year. road tests never came any­ where near that figure." "It’s all Iso-Vis mileage?” demanded the reporter. • Mr. Edgrcn nodded, "All nf It," he stated with some rmpluisis. "The 40,500 miles is on the speedometer of the Pontiac right here. The other 63,000 was the total on t C*Joiarine a my oilier Pontiac when I turned it in. 1 figure I've covered the entire 103,500 miles in a little more than four years.” "And what was the jierfonnancc of the cars iu all that driving?” repair bills ix'gan to give me a sales talk and I've stuck to it ever since. You can quote me on that if you went to. And get the total right— 103,500 miles.” "I'd tell you in a minute If Mr. Edgren't 103,500 trouble* it wasn't A-l. But my upkeep fm, mile^proiti again what bills have been so low that h^-Vit hui drmorutrulrd in I’m almost ashamed to sell laboratory tesla and in . mechanic, testion the Indianapolis Speed­ "I started to use Iso«V6 the way—Positive Lubrication first day it was put on the mar­ Protection. L»J b (a Standard ket in St. Paul. My friend al Oil prodiu't) will not thin out the filling station gave me a from dilution. See the Ball sales talk on it and 1 tcwik it for und Bottle Teat at Standard what it was worth. Then my Oil station! and dealer*. ISO’VIS rotor Oi We Deliver STANDARD OIL �THE HASTINGS BANNEk. WEDNESDAY. APRIL tl. I«M PAGE TWELVE MIDDtJEVTLl.E. | BUG BSE CORNERS. PLANS ARE ALL MADE Bert Yerrington of Parkville. Mo.. Last Week's Letter. ' FOR BOYSTFARM WEEK arrived oh Monday, called here by the; Mrs. Frank Caatle and son Lewis Get Our Prices On WIRE FENCING Hastings Co-operative Elevator Hastings — Phone 2145 Conservative Furniture Buying HEN IN need of furniture, do not be stampeded to some large town by a furniture advertisement of some wonderful bargain skillfully placed to get your attention. In many cases they are very misleading to say the least, and they know that you would not want the goods when you see them, but the printer’s ink has z^ccomplished its purpose by getting you into the store. W We are proving daily, and will continue to do so, that our prices are as low or in many cases lower, than the'sfime goods are sold for by the big city stores. Call and take tinie to look over our big stock of furniture and housefurnishings- and make us provd that we can give as good, or better bar­ gains than any other furniture store. illness ot hit sister. Hannah Yerrtng- motored to Middleville Sunday lo visit • Smith-Hughes Pupils Will Visit ton. He returned Thursday P. M.. Mim relatives. Yerrifigum being much improved. He: ' Mr. and Mrs Gicn Huff of Kala-' M. S. 0. io Determine Best lived here many years ago. bin few.maroo spent the week end with her’ of the old friends are still around here. gtoter Mra joh^on Grain and Livestock Judges Mft. Clive Churchill It so tar Im... n-nnnn <rw.A» Plan* arc completed fpf-JUnlor Farm­ proved as to be able to ride pout on n‘Y” PP^ ,pcnl lhc wcek. er* Week. May 5 and S. which will brine [Thursday. She has been very il! and! „'‘n clarence r«w«n nt to Michigan State College 1AO0 DUQll* ijrom the.Smith-Hughes high .<ch&>|'> ofIfrf K<lain4i00 wrrr 8un<Uy odterfM|.tlic alate' and will give the»c pupre- a; provetnent. chance to settle the argument of who U; Mrs. Margaret Hacker is tlie new cornicl Cappon s home. !be*t Junior Judge of grains, dairy cat-j; txwkkrrper at the R. T. French ami Mr dnd Mrs Merle Count of kalacattle, -----according ■■ tic. —— and — —beef -------------:—-» to — tlie ---- Son_< nulls, taking the place of C B maroo were week end guests of Mr aiil ■ .lepartmetn of education at the Col- . Hilf, who hud been tltcrr for several! Mrs. Chaa Foote. ■ lege. . years. Our ^my,, clowj. the twenty-ninth' i Mcj^>u.s of winning team- will t* ; Our business firms will start tlielr. witl) a picnic. Miss Gregg will be our' 1 awWhcff^rophie.s. the whining dairy I r ummer schedule of opening Wcdnea-! teacher next year. ■ judging team will tie sent to tlw Na- day evetungw this week for the cmiYen-i —-— ------- -■*— ----■ Uonal Dairy Show ut St. l-ouiv. and the'fence. ot those who arc busy dating the . LENT CORNERS. , best livestock judging team will tx-; tlu>■ I Last Week's Letter. * I given a trip, lo tlv* Royal JAvcstnck Ed. Lewis, our genial drayman. inMr. and Mrs. Alfred Bal) and Mrs.; Show at; Kamas City. Tlw Michigan Jured his back, while lilting on a piano; Roland Day of Allegan were Sundayi (team* at.the nvtioiial.shoUw compete un Thursday ami ia under Id* phy*i-j visitor* in the Fred Ball .and.. Leland I ’against Smith-Hughe* school teams ,clan's care. John Qojrtlouse L attend- ■ Hammond homes. P"~~ ; from other stale*. -' ' • ins to hu duties. Mrs. Ida Goodell spei/ a few day* I Pupils tn the Michigan high *ch'*oL Our farmer* report fine luck unh;'’he px-t week with her daughter in .'which teach vocational vggricuU’ure[, their lambs so far. one that we Iwar ot Muskegon. [have an organisation-which they call [J ha* 43 lambs for 20 eusome fruitful) Mr -,nd Wn' Fd- Grable and family. ,^t545^™^*OT^dniSn<1ro>'ar Sh n,is Wondir if ihejoj K»’t Plainwell have moved into !to»X*‘! "" “"• "“■to" Hastings, Michigan 1................. . .. ’John Audit- of•KaUm.^uu-* L Du-j . Bms ->l Augusta, Mr. and Mr. i Ecfcitti.m and Jean ni Bunk FYut.inioru and Clinton i.m> uciroy came; i few’day * with h»-r' tz'.ooo PEOPLE HAVE INVESTED Fl NDS IN CONSUMERS POWER SHARES Preferred A,ND HERE'S WHAT THEY DO. Put money to work in community and business development. Build greater gssets for public service —benefit local trade ana employment. Obtain a return in cash dividends on their, investment here. harked by low-coat public service to INVESTMENT RECORD Every Preferred Dividend paid in cash—on the date due—ever since the Company started -OMPLETE INFORMATION AT ANY OF OUR OFFICES Consumers Power Company Pure Michigan $4 QO Granulated ,0BT iiVU UTABLI SnLP less WHItf ECONOMY RULES " FELS NAPTHA SOAP 10 45 Easy Tash 5lb. carton 27 SOAP CHIPS | N.B.C. PREMIUM SODAS carton 4Q Lifebuoy or Camay Soap Lux 4 Co(",'25 2-». NEW LOW COFFEE PRICES Red Circle 23c Bokar «4^'29 | Super Suds Reliable peas doesn't make you any Profit — Interest or Income — nor does il help Town or Business build up 733 EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY CANE 10°-|b-bag $4.59 riliu U-ft the car tr> it., ili-.tmi-tiiui Th? . .. ....... Liitykly stopped, in. Clinton Brill tn, Hattdteraitt Mi-.- Montan*: Gsrnwn!The car w.i.> a laid wreck.; in first n-wing; Mii'5 "ArnbeUe Smith; ***** backed up and by taking the; nd year wotk. All work wa.-jj -v'nt ilonw Much credit is duc:on ir-'* wity to the city. A very fortunate! f accident, no one injured. zTobhu-. Mrs. Otiihit Oret i'.-I Mr. and Mr.-. P. M Faulkner spent; "• -nd in Clupagu. 111. ■Id attend a. -urprw tor Mix B. L. - Imoirtli of Quimby Thursday. WEST HOPE. ------------------------ -------------uk list.I. Al! are lu-althl Lena Laubiiuch-;<mt ton Rtis»cllJ ' M: - Mary Stutz from near Coats'LordSpringer ami Al:Grove bpent several-d.iv> th.' past Week:1*!'1 Ar-:,*,z a’t<Q»deti tiie Annual Barn [at the home m Mehm Hannah. jCounty Rirm Bo.Vo'' (Mnfercme at [ Cleo Cardd han gone to work for i C-'a’s. Grove on Saturday. Idairvmun near AiiBUita. I Mr: Lautmugh and the M^itllmn ! Frank Cardd of Lansing spent nnr ;tt:,hooJ children uji<i Mrs. Springer and Tht- twuble. Clover 4-H club milt ./-j! -Delton Tuesday morning to Crie local nent day Our sellout served in the tfack nui't. which wt-j proud Tlie girls from this club to Hustings June 3rd arc, ; Kntah Ki Her us style qufcii and Lfttlru And>.-r< and Marjorie Ward lake their [•'.ewuig. < 1 Gardner Bennett bf Saugatuck culled । a> h> nephew. Harold springer's, home ; Thursday having Just relurned from ! wintering in cahfoniiH. . ■ , I Mr:- Fern Barnes attended tlie An-j HIDDEN IN TIIE i nuai Barry " County Sunday sdiooll I ConvnUtm a; Coats Grove Saturday. I John Anders tv r,nt improving a ' i :..M .... a how ol friends could ai»i. j mattress soeksugar bowl Michigan coruuiuniliea Let us figure with you. SUGAR - i r.et-oeu upon arrival, some damage to; . , , . 4[the roof. Very- fortunate to be dispreference for fntmmg. .the vocation.- (0U,retj tn UIne I I of real eMate man. bakef. ami radio .... , , \nmnecr each had one candidate. «nd ^‘£‘«<*-'. «mng the fax train 8o; two *boya“were tflideiidwl abaut tlieir I■** t,,*’tlrt. a«x»ul nnt>. ifuiurc work. p-clock -truck an artufon the Main; ,., [street crow-tna here. The driver. Dr IHI TIMOReVtNTLR stnnck 11 Battle Creek, had Mailed hitthe 4-H cluu, of t£ MeOtnber dn.l: s,afk- *'• “te It am i Hendershott schools attended Achieve- fbea;l,n» ‘lwn u‘x>n him- he Jumped.ont. MONEY Invest lu This Security The farmer who supplies SUFFI­ CIENT lime of the proper value has recognized a business proposition which pays big dividends. The cost of the best lime, and the labor to apply at. is small compared with the value of the increased yield which results from intelligent liming. FLOUR ... FEED ■> COAL CEMENT LIME BRICK TILE :• FARM IMPLEMENTS Latlon i» the pasia-.-udon of $200 earnedi Houm DeVries, of Yankee Springs „ . . RiisM-uwat»onotcr from the pupil's farm project und <k-.' township, wa-- taken 111 recently and: . **„■’**“ ™■,n HASTINGS PHONE 2118 pUlfM to . luk « Mkmm. prato-'« to» PtOTMrt >«* Mm to. gi'fSSJK “*> ,,bK mvnM. h...;»!«! to R-Wto UMU. “““ J • Btoh modlto... tor to. su..w tow <» to. qukk to- c “Jl degree, has to.sr.bmit a complete ac-; coven. home af her father Joe Tombs Suii- ■ count ot lhe crop or livestock which hr; Siiix-rintendcnt went to Btj; (jav. «ir • kit* *~rr\ DI TV? TDV TUP 11/ A NIT* 1 IIVIM [rarer lor in his project and to keep a Rapids Friday p. M I WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT CULUIVIDr rost “ccount of the profit or low on Oh Sun<jay the fire alarm,galled the, ;t.ie uo.g. Rcpu..s submitted la-, year department to the Roy Russell home oni :showed that one ol Hie boss- nadi(lu. nwtJ1 cotiriij line, where Fred; Miller Furniture Co t ">*C5K"«« Profits from Liming J ShrfOeld -pent Monday and', tiv» at Battle Creek Mr. and Mrs. Charite B-itirto enter-i tallied relatives from Toledo over the' I week.end. ’ . j Will Cogswell and daughter-nf near! । Hlstiiw. were. Sunday'pasts of Mr ! . and Mrs Heber Pike j Mr. and Mrs Mont Moh.er of Martin arte Sunday gurstu of Mr. and Mrs ' • Fred Bourdo, i Frances Rowans and son Donald of [ Kalamazoo were Sunday visitors A*fj Mr and Mt> Win Edge'.: Mt this place. | Gene Sparrow- and four bov irtcr.ds [from Woodland were Saturday ryghi and Sunday guesU of Mr. and Mr.- ! | Cliftord Kahlio. ; Edgar DvFore-i and wife of Olivet I 'and Jay Bagley and family ot the Pratri. viile town line were Sunday-1 guests of Mr. and Mr.-. Clyde NichoL.! •' 2 25° LITTLE KERNEL CORN 3.^.25 Eight O’ clock Coffee Rajah Salad Dressing q< 25 Sugar 25“=h- ! The {day. - A Poor Morfieo Maa' i ; wjuch was [Hit On Thursday evening a: [the -citool house was well attended. Thu -ai.ne play will be repeated til lhe North I [Irvine grange hall Saturday evening,! April 30 at R o'clock. I Mr and Mr.- Jack Snyder of South Hastings spent Sunday afternoon with ।[.Mr >'U and Mrs. Smith Sherman and I familye i Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newton und family »j»nt Sunday with Mr. atrd Mrs. I Arthur Moore and lamily ul near : 1 Fret-port. । Mr. and Mrs Martig Calkin* and Betty and friend teriic Raber spent 'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ilotner 'Smith of Hastings. , | , Ed. Waite of iotua spent Tuesday evening and wwlivzday with Mr. and ! Mrs- JUus CarrellI Mr. and Mrs John Carroll spent i [ Monday afternoon in Battle Creek. I CHOICE QUALITY MEATS FRESH PURE PERCH LARD LAKE ERIE NO LIMIT PORK STEAK YOUNG PIG PORK 3... 2$ Beet Roast ■*. 10c Pork Roast Shoulder, lb. 8c Smoked Picnic Hams Pork Loin Roast Rib End SLAB BACON SUGAR CURED. ANY SIZE PIECE Frankforts Ring Bologna Liver Sausage .b. it. lb. 8c He FILLETS of HADDOCK FINE QUALITY 10 A&P FOOD STORES Th* Gr**t Atlantic 4 P«dT>c Ta* Co. �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. APRIL 27, 19J3 t LOW WEEK-END FARES REDUCTION for the Round Trip / Each Week—Apr. 29 to Sept. 3, incl ONE-WAY FARE plus one-tenth TO ALL POINTS within State* ol Indiana. Michigan ilarwcr Peninsula.) Ohio, J'cmuylvnnis. New York. Maryland New Jersey. Delaware; also to many points tn Canada. Illinois, Kentucky, Vir­ ginia and West Virginia: nlxo Washington. D. C. ’ Going un any train at or after noon Friday and all day Satur­ day— Good returning until midnight the following Monday. Good tn Coaches also in Pullman Cars on payment of Pullman fares? Children of proper age half fare. . MICHIGAN CENTRAL A REAL Investment #— OR safety of principal and regu■ larity of dividends, invest your surplus funds in building and loan shares. They are as near depression­ proof as any investment you can find and return a reasonable dividend". gJJjr ffiationnl jjjtran & fmieatment ffiontpnrii; 1250 Griswold Si., Detroit Establiihcd. 1 Hb9 ’ J. L. .Maus & Son, Ixk?ii1 Kepresentalive, I tastings Pure Michigan Grown SEEDS Michigan seeds for Michigan land arc pretty .sure to give you satisfactory results.. If you have seeding to do, come in and let’s talk it over. MILO. Mr. und Mr*. Wilcox of Hustings will move into the Spaulding tenant hou.se the lir.-t of next wtx k where Mr. Wilcox will fccuiierute fronl his re- j cent illness tills summer. Mr. und Mrs. Ferns Quir.k and son were Sunday, visitors ot the latter * counsin. Ml. mid Mr*. Siukibcr. Kuh-] niazoo. Congratulations arc extended to Mr. and Mr*: Clinton Quick <Lounna| Kinder! who were married in Kala-i mnzoo Saturday. They will go to hnuri'-kceping m an apartment oh South St. neur the ml .■tallon in whicii ■ Clinton is employed. John Wood received tlie best mark, in iiandictafl- of an}- in Milo district which entitles him lo go to Hastirigii| to compete uIlli other idiooLi. John 1st only eleven and let-!-* quite elpted. We May Be Able to Save You Some Money! • Wc still have a full-stock and complete variety of farm seed. I [EAST ORANGEVILLE STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT, Mei. Jennie Chase and daughter' • ‘ AJ<D WEST HOPE. lJL,t we*k- letter. , Laxt Letter . n,e ,, T A B111 eftUr. were iitMlciu.-, of lhe Home Literary I -’* Week's •-** I club at their home in Kalamazoo Mrs, RuraeU Johnctck js teaching talnment at the schoolhouse Saturday ! Thursday with seventeen member* <our school as Mits Norma Castle has evening. April 30 Supper will be at ; present Rai) coll wm answered by ।the measles. 7 00 o'clock Bring sandwiches and I reminiscences of our first presidentElam Crump had the misfortune tn - one other dish. .After n.short business tession • paper, ।tall and crack his nb* one day last. Mrs lda wdkiqxon of Maple Grove, "George Washington As a Man,-’ was . called jit W. Ickes. Wednesday. > lead-by Mrs. Palmatirr fur her mother. Richard Johnson who works m Kal-j Mr. anil Mrs Leon Fuhr of Cedar . Mrs. Cluw. Mrs. Annie Hudiplin y atnaxoo , came hoir* Monday night sick: Creek spent Sunday al James Mead’*. . directed u parliamentary' 4^11. Scv- with the measles. Mr. and Mrs E. L. Hourhtabn spent I -nd song* wpre sung.' 'Hie hOttCMes v.,^,. ■ ervi-d a delicious supper and inctling mined .Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph-, Friday in Battle Creek. j adjourned Uli May 12 to mc4t Jwith; ur,)x-n and daughter Juanita and J«.Mr nnd Mrs Ro--. Blivin Star, ; Xfc-bdaincK Aiuiie and Bertha Humph-. c0WjM (,i podunk district spent Friday evening witn Mr., rcy- for a May-breakfast ! ' yfr Mrs w n Hgyward vmit-1 and Mr* Waiter Blake ’ Tliere were twenty-one in attend-1 cd Sunday with Mr ..mi-.Mr BasilI I Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McKeown visancr ut tlie Milo Ladle*' Aid at the i Hayward and daughter; <4 Alto i• iU-d friends al Augusta Sunday • ,Flowtr home Thursday. Mi** Nina I Mrs. Katie Juimcock and son Pauli ' Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Geiger and XU. and Fenner, president, presiding. Opening ami: Mrs D Geiger Called on Mr. and Mr* jpcningi visited Sunday ppnaay thiin-- former* m:ir.<r nm auil; .'KMM^caUcr Smiles and Ruiir*:'-"! ** '' W”lter Johnc®ck J«»»» «’>«• r fv'.'r.iu. “L."'*1' Mr Freeport Sunday. nfffntinnals in charge lif the\ presl-1 of Hastings, dent followed.; nlao reading ot (Ainutys Betty Jean and Milan Cu-'-y and. Mm. Rachel Erb of Benton Harbor Monday night und Tuesday at ■ i und business ne**jon. A proartuu of Bobble Barnes an- . s.< k • wnh th- ji| spent Ralph Striker's. • , readings and linswcrinii Bible qura- hneaalea. | Mr. and Mrs H. Vandlen iuid fani[Horn, followed by wverid songs by Mr. Mr. nnd Mr*. Cha>. VanVr.mken <-i .... McOmber district .i i Sun­ land Mr* Green with uuttar awum- West Baltimore visited Btmdav w n l!''‘f.'?1'.1 J’"1* day with Mr mid Mrs. W Bliikepamment. Our paxlor, ttfv. Mlle* gave1i johncock mid. lumily . Mhde* Adelaide andjatabecca’ Wi’u helpful talk/- Supper was served at J ■ - -• ; kinson of Maple Grovi/nrilcd'on Miss' five o'clock. The May inerting will bi*| SOUTH TIIORNAPP1.E. I Either Striker Thursday: tu ld at the home -of the president, 1 H.VA .. .Mr and Mrs. S. Hughes and rou ami Miss Nina Fenner. Mr and Mr* Titamut-Akin and fam-,Mr and MiClair White mul chli... reside .. on . thr ... Uslle . .... ■ of’Hastings spent Sunday eve­ A large attendance ut the P. T. A. iiy. ot Chicago will Friday evening. Mrs Maud Smith,] farm. ning at J. Williams’ -ehupl cotnnUMioner. wm present and: Mr. and Mrs, A V Wood* of Grand gave u go-id talk <ai lhe objective of. Rapid.-, visited Mrs. Kelly Snyder at • the P. T- A Miss Hackney of Has-i the Chas. B. Johnson home Sunday. ! tings who will tench at MUo next year i Francis Neilson accompanied by Mr On Friday afi«.-rn<»n. April 15 We enwas jin-sent nnd introduced; also Mr.- | chn*. B- Johnson, drove to Freeporti joy<-d u marshmallow ruisl, candy and -Benedict and father were introduced j Sunday to spend a while with Mr • rarktrjark in honor of the birthday. arid favored .with mandolin ami guitar Neilson's people. of ’ Audrey Hummel. Francis Dillon. niu^c. Mr* Benedict, with two- j-r -and Mr; Ben Parka and Min. Ri» f:ur‘d_ McKibbln and Robert Sager: * whistleing solo:- A humorous r- ailing : Maynard, rritrrtalist-d on Saturday, herr _____ T;w. spelling contcM 1* prottri-saiiK by Mr Wihwood Eddy. Delton, was en- brother. Harold Kilburn and two chii- nic- ly. with Albert Mick * team in the : joyed. Siipje-r M-rvt.-ti early in tlie| dren nf Chicago. nl.-a> their mother. lead. Du a hurry. Viola. i evening before the program The next. Mr. Andrews of Wayland A.,k th.- fu.- t grader* to spell <-.r meeting will be h-hl at tfic ‘time of | Joe Butlcnck is laid up by'being you. They have six words on their tlu- school picnic in May. badly poisoned with prison sujnuc spelling list.. , Mnrela Miiry Fiuwer MHiit the ucek Hut wrist and arm are badly swollen. ■ end und Sunday witli her grandjiar- ] --------------- --’ have finished studying Russia; sixth grade. New England States; fifth grad­ jenls. Mr ami Mn. H J. Flower. ers. Siberia. ,aii. lliiu .ill.', s.. i . i.ioiunu. nunu-ici.i —- were Sunday giit-.u of tlw former * j Mr. arid Mr* Wm. Oiton and l.-.;iian Chumbrrlum visited in .our Aster. Mr and Mr. IL J. Flutter. j Robert and Mr. and Mr* Milton jchixil oh Wednesday. April 13. Albert Cha r w.-nV to Plainwell ”1 Grand Rapldk called on Mr. and Second atuj. third graders haverenjoyed Icariiipg the poem'. “Raby Seed Tliitthday wilh ip* nephew. , Clyde Mn* Will Page Sunday afternoon. IWI5IHIM uiuHiiiuiMcr. mr: . icncr.i •— -................................................. . Wild Sung ' fnr languugL- thia week. Who Ls cutillmd tu her Ltd ultli ill- family of near Frefpurt apcin SundaTubby and Frisky Bear" are trachiirw.. I with Mr and Mrs. George Dixon and mg the lint graders their number* Mr*. IJ< nry return'd to hw: Mrs. Gifford. ... , . <h!-_ neck, Emmett SlieHimtton who ha ■ Wc hr«i our pictures token Friday, home Saturday uit\r *f*lRlltW< wwntl *Mr*. " " ’’ * ....... ~. . April 15. -. days nttiui home uf Mr. und Mr:.. Pinter Too,-Mr nnd Mrs. Claud Hammond und ,Wc arc still -c<b One Viritutr. at Mr. nnd Mr*. BrudlicldV «-«mUv. of Hastings are moytng^on th.- lor'a worth luu. ulxeudy been sold Thinsdny afternoon were. .Mr and ] Jw Wing farm: ■ TDori* '"-- McKlbb-.ii, Teacher. •.Mi*, If. i Tuttle ami daughter*. Mrs. [ H Perkins ami ion., Jack and Mr*. Wilcox, nil of Jill .UllKS. Mr. iiipI Mr-; Merle Bradfield ut-' tended u party in Kuhujmz.oo Friday i evening. Mr. and Mm. Em Quick S|a-nt Ntmduy with tin- latter's brother. Mr. and M*». AUhlU) Fern., Dowling Mrs. Hrmineld nnd son, Jack ;x>nt .Simtlay with In r ■ ja-uplr m Hasting*. In honor of Mrs Allie Wood'.* birth­ day the family war entertained for dinner ill the luune ot her sister, Mr. and Mi*. Sam Page. Quimby. Sunday, und a birthday supper enjoyed .at the home of their parent*. Mr. and Mrs ; NEW LOW PRICES INT WEEK! DEVOE HOUSE PAINT IMqt Week Prici I YOUR GUESTS’ EYES n’t eritieiM r wsiisif th*y painted with CARVETH & STEBBINS PHONE 213’1 Tha dte*aZ£ Sion HASTINGS TRY THE WANT COLUMN and you need not be a JUGGLER to open the door ONLY LEONARD HAS THE Len-A-Dor greatest convenience feature in Electric Refrigeration ... * Mrs. H J. Gibson was in Grand Rapids lhe .ftr't of the week tu visit her mother who is scrioiuiy ill. Mr-. Philip Gcrlinger is laid up with rheumatism. Smith Bros. Velte & Company Poultry and Stock Feeds PHONE 2257 Coal, Lime, Cement, Etc. Hastings, Mich. 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A- number of’ the bovs from Carlton Mr. nn<* Mp. Cnr- Gilliland moved - Center school Casnovia .Saturday, instead of near. -xlnxil ami am! Brown school utin­ 1 tendril the Boys' Cdnfcrente at Coats Cnau Grow. a*. planned. ‘ Grove Saturday. AU report a fin.- tin*Mr and Mrs Sam Geiger and. Mr । Tlur*1 way a fine congregation out to and Mr-. Don Geiger ot Quimby callthe church •‘vtvicex 'Jjundav mmiung -d on Mr and Mrs. Jake Gieger Sun-­ , F/g-. are it-ing. sent to Clark Menmt-i day. lai Home at Grand Rapids, also, a i Mi is Agnes Slieldon and Don Hcigrl.. h comforter to Bronson lanpitai. Kaki- .-f Hastings were caller-, -at the Naglcri , ins’roo All remember the cbjuige «>t j hottie Sunday. i tiuw- for the ?rn;cxs. prfitchink at-'J 30 The Tax, Tea given by the W. F M ■ ..nd Sunday-»hool fWmHng. . s uac u juceejs. Mr.-. Pearl Crane spent the.week end' ' wiKi t'i latiiei in Buttle Creek. , Claude Walton and L. M. Cnrtlss! Valentine and i'wre in Hastings-Thur-tday on bu.i- j ANNIVERSARY SALE ‘IjOWL GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY iK.i-i. Mr< riaudc Walton ..was a guest of iMrs. Bmnford in Hastings Thursday. | J'ku-. ^tr. aud Mr«. George Woldrma of al,“[ Holland were guests of Mr. and Mr.Y i’. Saturdi-y. I Elmer Roush Saturday evening. ' Mr. nnd Mrs Ray Wary of South Mr. . Caryl Fillies were kited.* of Mr. nnd Mr- GkTih Den. more of smith of, I-owrll called on rrlativ.-s in the vil' latte Friday evening. . WocdlanUt' ■ ._ Elmer Roush und Fish and; 'ft■ : Trewlf CoL>nJWent Sunday' to "U.vr awuvji anu Allen mini au«.-Uw ... £!££;• ■" run auu: Jvil once in thu life of a buUnets comer a Fiftieth Anni.eriaty. Al that time there'* an urge to talk about ohe'i ulf — do a tittle panonai back-patting. Thii il all right at far at it goal. COUNTRY CLUB MOQTOAOE SALE. T>*f»ull M»ir* »**n in >ns who may luve claim.- auainsi j dd Na-ihvjlle Slate Bank Jo present | -Mr"«<» -M** and family .-4».u ,u- £37411.1. -- ------ -Earl ............. -T ................. . . Mime ...... to ... Mid . -1.1 Recvr.er. . . .................i 1 .-.I 1 II.f r .at Mr .i r r*Hi-n.,v the and ...... make!'P.Groft, Mr.t.iBrl nnd t.t,--. Mr--. Prl.’ Edgar Chen legal proof t>reof.'limiting the t|me|“"d Mr. and M;>. I>-n mrh-ird« within Which, the same may be pre-! hnnllv were Sunday । rented and providing for publication of] Ihrhitin Govcli. • ii;l order. ktl-I farther autlii>ii.dn;: i Mrs. Rachel Erb u called on day. and Mrs Ranroin Nott of Gnuid1 tor such riurposc. and the court beih-r w.-rc nue.-.M Friday of lit. tfndj fully advised in the premies: Foltz. ' . I • l,: Now therefore: On motion of Kimi und Mrs. Earl Rogers- and Mar-.l Sigler, attorney for r.cd Ri-i-ely- r. it i>; hereby ORDERED. ADJUDGED and! ,, . ----------------------------- -j ■ DECREED that all ix-i on-; v.!'-, m.r ! b’.itu.'d.iy have Claims antlnM’ the Mild KJsh. Mr and Mrs J. A. Rockwood* and I ’ ' vHh stnfe Bank, a Michigan banking! Mt- H.-..--r of Halting* rpent Sunday: corjxtratk'n. present the same to Ed-!?1. ,,M' home of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. ' ward B Fmlcy. jr> Receiver thereof j I1 'T within ninety days from this date. ''. Mr. and. Mn. Frank Erb and daugh-| i d And it is further ORDERED th.i!: n r. Betty, of Jackson were callers ati j the said Receiver L* hereby authorized' the J I. Ickes home Saturday. Mr... Viola Rogers of Batt le Creek I 'to pD'pare and furnish blank proofs Is spendhwt n few day.- at the Earl I .,u i of claim to be used for snely, pnrpnw. Royer ’ home this week. , And it is also -further ORDERED that a copy ot this order be pubhshbd KLINGENSMITH.-once each for twelve successive ------- (weeks, in Tlie Nashville News a news­ Last Weeks Utter ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. - paper prfnted, published and cifculatcd' Mr. und Mrs. Clarem y Graby 'and i .rt f-r: in tlie village of Nashville. Burry Coiih- i htldYen o| Grand Rapid* nnd Mr. and Mr.-. Hclsnnde'.inuver and fatjirty of! , , ty. Michigan. n.'.M B ii also further ORDERED AD­ Middleville tjere guest* of tlicir par- j s j* .JUDGED and DECREED that in de-! U Js Mr. and Mrs James Bowerman Sunday! ■ J - fault of any creditor fUihg proof of; wnnin ninety ninety days any* from irom the inc ^i'i Willyard enter-: ’■ ■ claimi within herr-l. n«.iv.-r .1-.11. "I""'*1«•!.Mors ■ ! date I-?, :. u»- Hid ,12 r::;?..: -.1 with . .............. dut.un.ll-m or «»-l tdledoni. th, loll,. Wl ol • procrfd the distribution of th. the, week. . ,7'assets of said bank without reference(the 1 / to.the claims not * proved when dlvi- ! Tlie Klingensmith school will put on a program'Thursday evening. April j denrb arc p,dd or distribution made. r ,, Russell R. McPeek. ' Richard Green of Nashville was ■' -• Circuit Judge. ।: taken to Ann Arbor Tuesday and un-! (.■ -i- xTorris O. Hill. Clerk. I derwgnt nn operation Thursday. He isi . , A true copy \ i getting along sis well as can be cx, ,r Morris O. Hi'.!. Clerk. -. All’ claim-, must Nt filed wltli Edward!;l pcctrd. Richard is lhe son of Mr. and! ; Mrs Frank Green and has a number uf friends and relatives In this vicinity 1 tillr State Bank Mr. and Mrs , Albert Green nnd fam­ Nashville. Michigan. ily and Marshall Bfandow called on Kim Si(ler. , friends in Maple Grove Sunday after-! | Attorney for Receiver. , noon-and spent the evening with the notice to creditors. former's sister. Mrs. Claude Mayo I .t ji; imn. i-robvic Court Lr th« Other callers there were. Mr. and Mrs ' G-vniy „r lurr; . W1!1 Oreen oJ Detroit. Mr. nnd Mr<: :r’*'r ' ■ Manson Stanton and baby of Urban-' Noiiiif u krrrtr «i«»a tk»t four m;ioih» dale. Mr. and Mrs Howard Mayo and] ,. - t>.- t'.u. -<»> ■ » Ai-nt. i t>. I-.children, and MBs Neva Mayo of Bat-, ?rir hX.*''ffoTi.t “oi'd tlt' Crtck' Morris Green of AMyrta and .Urt f..r "huumum .*Bd .Jja.iwrnt on.1 Mr and Mrs. EYank Green of Naah-! .1 .11 CTodiicr. of ..id dr<r..ed .ro ro i vllh‘. . . , STONY POINT. •li i Last Week's Len.fr. "• । Roma Blocher was home from Neeley: ■ over the week end. ' i».I Mr and Mrs.. Chas. Reason from' ■; Laming were Sunday guests at Ed „r f»rnkins‘. I Mr. and Mrs. Olin Brown of East.' iaiv .t WillUm 1LiXauwlng made several calls in this' । ih»t f.»ur mantb. I community Sunday. ii a. Pf.na. h*»»i Mrs. Jennie Combs and Forrest and I . m l.rr..m thmr Myrtle Mead of Kalamazoo were callnin'r iff* f.n •ers a‘ B J WeHm“n's Saturday. ' “** ““‘j *„ A little son was born Tuesday. April tt.r 12th to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown i ■- h>;who recently moved into our .neigh* ’-m | borhood. i:ih B J. Wellman was in Kalamazoo on ' Finest Evaporated • Saturday. — - . 11» Mnu- 'J Dr lUskln • Philo Scitcr if. Belduic called■ on Mr* . Mi." Anna Mae' Pew of Harting.-. w:,i the truest of Juanita Marlow Sunday. i Cora Gardner Friday. M4« Mildred Ruynor of H.v-tings.wii? ' Mrs Hubert Barnum and daughter.! r Phyllis, were "Grand Rapid* vidtor.i: Odessa Saturday, the dental work done. -f Saturday . . '' Mr. and Mrs. Walter Barnum. Harry - Mrs. Anna Crossman is spme better i r Barnum and 'cjiiidren <'t Hastings d^thU uriting. ■ ' - • .... .. Mrs Sam Geiger 1* Very ill at lust; spent- Sunday afternoon ! report. Barnum's. Services win be held at the charchi Mr. and Mrs. Herman Oilhouse of i Dutton spent Sunday with Mr andf nesl Sunday at nine o'clock. Sunday caller, at Hubert Barnum'.-.' Mrs -William OlthnUM*. Little Ardiih Thomp-'-on of Southof M Mts. Olthouse! Coats Groie. Mr and Mrs Harry Bowiie u;is aa Hguest ’lC-t <>f Woodman ut Grand Rapids and Mr. i F»l,'a>' nnd Mrs. Howard Barnum of iho-l Ml s Townsend o with ■ tings. • I spending a few days thn Mrs., Mildred VanDenBosh of Alle-jMBf ’ ‘ *” neon. sjient severalsan s|ient part ol last week * wi 1 eridayi. >T1Wolcott .... mother. Mrs. Ella farmt-kv. I Mlsx Doris Benton of Bowtie ,$|x*nt | i the week end with Mli« Grace Bryans j Tin- local si nlor- gave tia-ir play tit j ! Alto Friday evening. ' . : : Charite laThlcitrier of Delton moved' [ his mothrr. Mrs Horn, back to Biifti-1 I more Wednesday, tfi-- latter lutvmr •. j ejient the winter with her daughter,] , Mrs. Frank Bryans Notice To . File (\ilms Acah Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hynes nnd Mr ’ Nashville State Bank. • and'Mr- Foul Stowell nnd Mrs Blak. | '.j! state of Michigan, the Circuit Court-*''rc 10 Grand] • • for the County ot Barry, in Chancery Ra’»±J™** v iri..1 ... ■ 1 Callers Thursday nt the George ..(Rudolph E. Reichert. •- ■ • •• ... •h State Banking Commissioner. Canavan of. Logan and Ml-, Rai).«l । . Plaintiff. Birman of Clarksville.* Mr. und Mr-,. W. W Boughner and I Nashville Stqtc Bank, a Helen wore.in Ha-.tmt'A Fndav. Michigan banking corporation. ; Delons Minard of Logan spent J Defendant. Tuesday and Wmlrw-day with ,hrr> At a -**ssk>h of sold court held al cousin: Velma Forbey- ut Freeport Mr. ----und Mrs.' the court house in the city of Hue-,!; Sunday -------- - -ituests ------- of - — titles, in said county, on the 23rd day' Frank Hyn< s w«-r>- Mr. and Mr. of Fcbntary. a. d: 1932. , M.iklev. Mrr a-* ........ Jr. and daughu Present: The Honorable Rtu;sell r : und son. J\mMcPcek. Circuit Jud;-r. Evelyn, of Wd^.. On reading and filing the-petition M>- otid Mrs Frank - Hyn-i. weiei of Edward B. Finley. Jr.. Receiver of1 Thursday MUijM-r guests of .Mr nnd' the Nashville State Bank, a Mirhiuani Mrs Ford f5«o;s<’l! of Wtxxlland. iianltlng corporation, praying for the[ William Forbey ..pent the weekend' Out inatead. wa've gone to a group of our country') taigail and ddetl producer) — placed largb order) — amt atked for co-operatipn in planning price* that would jetilfy immediate purchaiat. So.a) Kroger Sterna thi* week, there*) a celebration that Fl ft in with the limoit For although the tun will thine again, we all know thing) ere fight. And honait value) ipaak louder than word). MILK 19c 4 Our Gold*" Anni.ertary i> your golden opportunity, ladiet. may we ati* you lo come in early, ai lhe)e flam> are for Friday and Saturday only. 10 P&G 26c A ticck up price on theta famoui Laundry Soap* LARD Navy Beans h^d^aed 3 n* 9c Fancy Rice BQ*aM?“ 3 ** 12c ’’pT 15c Apple Butter Ccubrv Beil Pure Tub ■ Golden BantamCorn 3^29c Country Club - Fancy White Carn 3 Na.~2 cant 2Sc Salad Dressing ' Pork and Beans ut 23c • Embaiiy Brand — Try if Chili Sauce Wax Beans Cc«"’ 2 bottlrt 25c Country Club—Rich and ip'Cy Gtsup 2 Com No 2 can FLOUR 25c u. . 2 it 17c Country Club - jutt falty enough * 4- * > > 4 ♦ ♦ ♦ PINEAPPLES Country C'ub cv King* flake fig Bars 5c 2*..’23c e.*^“ Soda Crackers 5c Standard Quality—Stock up now 5 Sweet Pickles 25c Country Club—From Eneil «•» Country Club Fancy CuL-tn Fruit—fug ripened 10c . 18c .,15c M£..12c 3 it*. 25c Factory Froth—Bu, moral pou’dy Cucumbers •«* 12c hX-. Cigarettes ca>ton$1.23 All popular brand) Paul Jones 2 *4g>. 19c Doled Southern Little Joet Potatoes u S-Grade No. f ped 13c Scratch Feed '“g $1.09 Compare cur quality Leaf Lettuce CeBophaM Wrapped The lame fine qualify ib. 9c hoiuum ASPARAGUS 10c Sliced Bacon - 3 lb* 10c Sweet Potatoes A good c>g«ratta—Carton."Wc Green briltfe thoota * Uk. 8c .ts KROGER QUALITY MEATS Smoked Ham lCudahy Peacock Whole Or Shank Half BOILED- HAM Su,ir'^m!u"' 25c SLICED BACON Half Pound Pkg. 8c ROLLED RIB ROAST «- 23c HAMBURGER VEAL ROAST RoaStS fr"* Ground Lb. Lb. BONELESS Beef Kettle 6c 15c 13' Choice Chuck Cut» Wk.. CbMl» A. Adlkvr wa> Pr«iidMl of U»H«d SHUi. B. H. Kroger ««i a coifno mmchant. From houa to Room ho wont.jjith that IrHia rad vogoa, wpplying hoop-ikirl.d -omw wHb good c offa a. / Ono night. B. H. Kroger had a vition — a »ii«o« of a graat chain of floras in which Jia would iall. baildai good toffa a. qaalily food* of ovary daiciiplion. And >o iha F.r»t Kroger Store war born — clean. aHracliva. bminaidilo — but above all. iloclad with foodi that WERE food*. Today. 411] Krogar Sloraa ar« dirirlbuUd throughout tho great MiSdln Wed.'Each >at coma to main mora than a pl.t, la which iutf lo buy grocariti. Wpman have told m that, for loma raaion or other, they can bo depended upon. If wo were to put our Rngor o« that rerun, wo would bo inclined to uy. that into them and their minagarr hai boon bred the peineiplor of iloro-looping ar prod tired by cor founder. ttOGEK FOOD NEWS � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-05-04.pdf 04931101a1f28414261bb64d3bfaa808 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER * SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MAY 4, 1932 16 PAGES REGISTRATION DAYS Teacher Colleges Run At ARE ON MAT 8-7 i Ful1 Capacity, No Jobs . " —■ - Mother’s Day Next Sunday. May I, Is Mother** D'ay-------- ---------- —_Uis and to do honor to her BUSINESS PAUSES WHEN SLUMP COMES. THE STATED )*•*. p—ed mtiwHhrr world. VOTERB OP THIS CITY A»l PLUNGES ON WITH EVER INC REASING COS'lff URGED TO ENROLL AT • THE CITY HALL Some Phases of i-aliicution Appear Rather Exjiensive—Hostess A Hower placed upon her CARDS FORM ^270 PERMANENT RECORD Draws $3000; Bus Manager, Carpenter, $2100; Plumber, $2400; President,$9000; IWcssors, $5250 still Uvea in -memory. PAGES 1 to 8 NUMBER 1 ^“‘S’S'UMsweMMMEETIIIC ROADWORK LET TO BROWN BROS. Merchants Offer Some Real! Bargains to the Shoppers । of Hastings ' h iranm COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION QUARTET OF COLORED SING­ Again we cull Hie attention of curl? THINKS THIS PLAN WILL .readers in t)i<- adyerUMtig in thus W-! ERS COMING FOR MON. . sue. and to the fket -that advertising 1; i SAVE MONEY DAY, MAY 10 jbuniM-M tH'W> and rut such is as inter-* I vBling. and idten more valuable to the: i n adir than any other news in thei*' JOY NIGHT”PROGRAM JOBS IN ASSYRIA TWP. ARE COMPLETED ' TO OE ENTERTAINING • <By V. J. BROWN find some other Mother . Mwtial inducements and making* up- ■ , ’ 1? Tills chapter will be devoted to a discussion of lhe system pf teacher train­ Contractors Do Grading, Shap-{peal, tn emtomers Ur to those who uw. Organisation Has Been Useful ing ,,IB which •.••••■•• Michigan has set up lu MX provide ....... its public school -J system —.M, With „(l>> a « tniinrd muutu Ih»x uf randy, a book. » bouquet of ing of Rond Bed and Put ' <m.t(.m<t- Th<ur.- very Factor In Promoting Good Dropped Unless Person Votes • teaching tore- Nearly everyone will admit that i)u- cwt of. education in Michi— . । much much worth worthwhile whiletotothe thehomekeeper'; homeJu-eix i * lioarr-*, a kindly letter of apprecl.iOnro Tn Twn Vonra • ' K“” >fi *t,° h,Kh- ,Ww lu Kel 11 down within reach of Ur taxpaying public is a On Some Gravel I; q|. Barry county Fellowship of'Burry county. These Thesk- m. are times limes when virot. in iwo xears ' difficult matter. • • lion—in fait anythin* that will e recently mentioned Hu> fact that: People art; imxiom to make the dollar Tlwi.last mieting for. tnU Brot|icrbring joy and chrtf to kuhji* lonely Every voter in Hmtinga will wish to; Governor Wjlber M Bruekrr referred lu\hia recent s|M*c.iayjncsM«gi> io tlie ' tincounty mad cunimtoion I ATT „ --------------------------------.ood year will lx held on Monday Mothers heart. You 1 will Indoubli cast his ballot at jj»e primary next alarming extent to. which tfie expense uf inaiiilalnimt lhe public MdxXii‘system . . interested in lbe announcement., ol tlie night, May IB. one w«< k from next i.- .i with Brown Brother-/hl September and at the presidential elec-; juu( grown. He demanded tiiat local sclionl boards cut at least 15 per rent below >t town-’ biuim m«-a <>T thia city Monday night. Thw flna: meeting hai lion next November But he cannot do I ngurvs Most sdiool districts have already gone fur beyond Ulis murk in —--------------- rome to ir known for the last two II, no matter how long hl* name may cutthqc One result of itds i.\ the n-leaie of cotv.ldcrably more than a j years a* Joy Night ’ That Is. instead have been on the registry list, unless mowauul teachers from the public schools of Michigan. uf having a speaker a different kind of l»e shall reregister. Every voter in llx-i • vi»y roqmrru. by oy inc new ] Another well known fuel which bears vntertalnmynt i provided fur the city w Of iia»ui>Ms Hustings i* la requlrjM, the newlaw imsmm by the last 'legislature. to!ul,ou teacher, tialmug is the cflect of members and tiwir friends For two with; reregister Hits year Thai is true ,,M’ economic depression upon the year* one of thl* country's noted rrsulwhether he live* in tin- same voting teaching profession. One reason why a drainage, and some fills' wiierc m-ces-j er* lias entertained Fur the lari meet- • jircclnct that he has for year*, or'promotional program was required" a% mg tins year a different jxovtrion hat □djeUier he has moved within tin- last Mated in Hie Bnicker message/ war. We expUmeiF thal. With the C7.000( pnTHPMFNT been made, a colored quartette from thirty days. He cannot vote next Sep- l,l“t Insatiable demand* of Indus­ M. C. A. COUNTY MEETING ’ ‘ ' ’i county by th- >!at. h . ; , THE LINK BLL1 BQUIFMENT > BalGf Creek has been engaged to j come ' to ----------Hastings for that night ‘and tember und next November unless lie!lrX- “P 10 «*»'“ WttA «PP‘»k •»« HFT D IN CITY FRIDAY !' " “** 167 'n‘:' ’ of r,'ld’ HAS ALREADY BEEN ~* registers again. I teaching profession• of many of its ' will give the members live pleasure uf riLLD in Uili ZKlUAx taken over by lhe county roud comrucrATTvn This new law does not apply to any ,n,,sl valuable instruciors. Those days ■ hearing old la&tuoneil negro melodies. NIGHT mihsion. a cansidrrable amount ua.. :• I INblALLMD of tlie township* or villages of Dttrry aie gnix . Tticy’will not return for some I I This ought to be a delightful program, ‘quired to cut lhe brush, mi that Michl . --—:—county, but only to the city of Hastings! “me. rnnn tA/nOtr IA/II I DC I/CDT could lx- mad- wiu-r TUr. HOPE TO START PLANT and we tx-hrve will toe thuroushly enaLM> other ex|x-0M> mrld-nt nurc IU OlHril r«-Hix i Jo..ed b Jnember,.0{ the Brotherluxxl. in this county, and to every city. vil-| Can't Find Julp. [tracher factories known as slat/' nor-' GOOD WORK WILL BE KEPT ON OR BEFORE JULY 1 1 The quartette will sing iipstalrs lit the lage or township tn this stute laving u More than KMX) graduates from the mid or teacher colleges. In addition GOING ANOTHER YEAR ' lu wurk uhl,b 1,I! “ uuinu Minuincn ichh . I|S i |J1 imoun , . I lult . I or I lu . - -----• • church auditorium. , population of 5.000 or more Every voter) teacher training col- to this almost an equal number ot • . -n . x_ 5U[)Jwr (squad for thu Brntjirrin every such township, village or city ■”11’ “‘J*'1 u'" k-' Considerable Piping Yet to Be legrn o I Michigan tvaeher.x are grodiiaU-d from the unf-l Secretary Angell’Volunteered j hood meeting lias been appointed ai having a population of 5.000 or morc| failed to sectile pos­ verxlty und Michigan State college ,''iiie bounty ha/thr*cqmpnM‘iit to.! Done—Pumps Need to Be ■. i| follows: must reregister, or he will be denied the Tiie total annual output oi these i ’Slice In His Own Salary and itions in 1930,. The I Hany Wood, chairman; Miner Seefranchise at the primary and at the; General Expenses ■ doing it.-, own work of maintaining up -I Connected Up year 1931 saw al­ teacher factories, when ojierated at; general election. ™ wards of 350 miles of county roads and | r-ifV L'n^ineer Bert Snarki has been'J ley. Wrti. Sulsbauglv. Chas. Townsend. iuwiukiui. most an' equal num* full.capacity, supplies graduate teachTo accommodate the voters of Has-! era in sufficient number to almost fill) The Barry - - ■ County ------- Y M. . C. . . A. c°'u* ; ■ making tlie nectaMiry^repairs on them btdy. for some time in irutalflng the *™ 1‘raver- Orville TutUe. E J. Thomibr whool nr IMM Igan wnn Will. a » ■ --'dheld (»■« a • meeting on «, rrM/v E rl,! “ > ’ ’ nHI>l > l Kht ' But, u has nut sufficient road ma-' H ,. u i in k-b<n equipment at the m ' w age aii- n- A VanBuskir^ VanBurturk. »-«« Leo w«itarWelfare. tings the Common Council have nr-! join the ranks of the normal teaching forte > in the communitv room of the Hastings Matrimony : •*» ,lu ‘ community Haxtiuu C hiltcry fur IhU 167 miles of extra (disposal plant The purpose of this Jaci ’ b Wolfe. .W. J. Watkins, Chas. ranged, for Friday May 0 and Haturday j (Oily : •• • • ■■■ .cniiit ry lor inis 10) muus di extra - disiMis.t! ptoint The purpose of tins .« j « unemployed. Mean-. failure., und Natmml Bank, with rej|r»rn alive, nll,.u>.1. Thry ^^ngjy Wl Uut ir,l 1 “ »-'n 1 . l. p* .. .. ... May 7, Hint Hicy will, on both days, while under stnWof business ’ opixjrtunitles. failures mid! Natmiril Bunk, *»“» «,l$',s<,ntaHvc:, ,nilcuJJV Tllcy accQtrfinily felt that if equipment Is to take thi settled solid.*. Woodrufl Robt- Walton,j, W. 8 Will, B. lormerly ttvk I11'"4 ’'! ,r< fr<,’m NU'hville, NftttlriUe, Middleville MiddlcvtUe and U11 ulvV cou;|d with Brown Broth- sn the Mwug< and move them into a1,1 .., tou (| arrange With H. Wl11 Will.- Gco Geo. White und und J D. Zagelfrom eight o'clock in the morning until1 ”’- ‘ to.k delinquent taxes ami JUjenlngs in other states^ for ri are shy- ,hAmnn^ “ . 1,1 concrete tank, from which they will be th.. renrriK .rtven «>, th., fni m. wlx> do,w “ lot of tturk eight o'clogt in the evening lx- in the demand for reW the excess. Totiay tv»cher£ ""'inw^ hv m til, n' Burrv coun,>'- •",d '»>*“>’« <«"«“' pumped into Despite the continwrtJK M-Mlon al the council room there ... tireR no Lw a. large sludge digestion “» depression fcpmuw, Ihr Brolhrr'trenchmcnt. another ing uwuy from mafriagc, tl«..< , l,7 1 rc‘ satisfactory work, that Hut would to ,unk. where'the bacteria will 'od haa as m bourd of registration for t)»e pur­ jobs open ■■■ in Hie mun*. busine-M world, and;1<)tt “« •’> ®wr\1l,y3' .An’! ilwrr'uw.tacuru -111 literally merrily hl h«.l ta. carried eumed on «. du ,Ufe, lbe lau,t 1000 are being re­ juun surplus teachers have already rushed; tlie splendid activities of this ortile bort plan, rather than have the Pat sludge and rusiivti. ” “ •« — »•( ’ ••«•«• «».«».»•» </• pose of registering voters of this city.i eat up up the the sludge and reduce reduce it it to to aa }Tar- riu~' memixTship h: has not been as leased from thf’ to mt nil nil all t»^*«lhi/. possible vafiim...; vacanies in the!s-t'^Uou wiiat a fine work MgStocuanty nunv tn m tiu-1 gaiuzallwi and wiut rt, O f slime This digested sludge *■It will not be difficult far any und [ v-,„ i n„.un r-chools of Michigan away unity invest several thousand dollars SO sort of Slime. Thu .Judge l. “‘"‘he‘hree prvvtmis years, but Wm 1. kw. TOh lbe eM q[ |u . schools Of other Mates . Angell leading ir. Barry county: ,l ? : in new equipment. Brown Brothers aljheti pumped onto Hve drying tod-, 8tU1 organization luui had about 200 every citizen of Hartings to go to lire B,M. ,„B v,,„ w, „,KI i But evidently tlie educational forcesi "Gentlemen: . . ready’have the*equipment. All these' where utter it dries thoroughly, it Is memtors. which Is very good conrtdercity hall nnd be properly registered on' present school year, £.wiumcion cunt rm-tun. <rwill do i»l» nr the »r»<un» grading»and '” financial conditions -----------------Plans are now Ul au uu„ U-Jtk,.d' off -nd .. drawn away M feruliiw lmg one of tlimc two days. We hope every; Has any mention been made .that of Michigan have not heard .of this.* As my last year* report s 01,0 one m twvw.«.„ ................. dump u m. .There nM,rc stin where it rnay k be. necessary, litstill rrmalns lo b,. roinpleted a 1in the making for a splendid program one of them will do it. !0flr school teacher factory shut llowii In our four normal calkvi-s alone, the; montnr'- ' payrolls disckve the tuxpaver is (nK.. activities, which.will give a jncturp'Of; (------------]4. 8rav,.[ Because ----they ----have — good considerable pliilng. The city clerk and others will l»e. time? — iw.wklc.nble also several’1for the next Brotherhood year'of which gin* up two IMui. annual xateriw:! has been doing through the year. equipment ---------------- they -------can - do this------p tot-i1)um)M to -toe installed. City Engineer due announcement will to made later. much 1 there to help the voter in filling out the ‘ yhen motor car sales tall off word -----..u,. four 15^500.; C onferences. The Brotherhood lias been a useful two cards tor rach voter Every voter! ;s pa..M^i to the production departmetit t»‘» ...o-.- ---one A? 400; ter and cheaper than township road Sparks is nit making any rash »4r.u0 and A* HiU report covers from April to officers could flo it tocaiue thej lack i promtses as to when Hie new disposal factor in the life of this city. It Is the will lie required to sign both card*. Tlie, to jcuie down its volume Of output. If eight* »5.boo; 39 ix tween ----1 organization which brings togeth­ ' heavier one of the two will be ke|X the market becomes too dull a complete I5.U00; 22 between Jtooo and 64500 M"1’- »<■ ia,‘ Mart with our double the nettled equipment. Because there S'plant will to ready for operation, but only : , barrelled conference that we held In continuously in lhe office of Hie city shutdown is ordered, f -Continued on page nine, part two. AprU >Tar Fann Mt not much road work in sight this year, believes it will to open fto buslne.-^ on *er tn a fine way people of the city and clerk, und will be known us the "mas­ 1of the country The membership U ---------------------------------------------------------1 Good-Will, 100 present, from mon; Brown Brother., were glad to under-;Jllh. L lK1.uMbIy earlier than that. ter record."’ The thinner card, but of ' Hastings will have »n up-to-date)1about equally divided between the etty | n j c L ID "I than half of the hiral schools, iln- take this township road work ut what and surrounding territory. We hoje tile aame size, containing exactly the \l\UTUl JCllOOl lUpilS rcidentally. only u few roilnties have the commission knew was a very low piant for the treatment-of its sewage.!I 1conditions will be such that a consid­ same wording which the .voter must al-j price.------------------ ------------------------- ’ what fhe cituena of Hastings espe--*1 nf f-1 U Ca conference at'alb and-on the so sign', will be known as the ’preelnct Tla- work in Assyria hnd been com-; cially appreciate is the fact that thb 1erably larger number will enjoy Use ljuesis or n.n.tJ. .une duy/Aiwil IB, we hud a girl*' record " At every primary election, gen-j Fifty-six elgiiUi grade pupil* from conference at Woodland of 108. for the > cntnml'Wlo^to^prcky 'los^wwk The l4“nt. llus C°t*h" h meetings next year It is an unique organlzation. bringing together, in an un­ eral election, or city election these pre-I denominational way. men from the city sn..";?'.. -rcinct records will be taken to the poll-; ing place In every precinct After the relvool v.-rterday High gchool rtudents V W C A .secretory for low,, and !“ el? X ;’“'^’^'““”"1 of which the clU- 1 and country who enjoy the excellent 1 programs and have eight good suppers, election they will be returned to lhe! city clerk’s office, and will be kept there CONCERNED DISPOSITION 'OF . rnSwtai-i, pri™. (.17 Art»r. .r h.’d 5‘". »««8a «bo (>.« «»(«< all fot the low price of $230. between elections (jlVIL WAR VETERAN S to do ..all the work laid planned so so faithfully faithfully in in the tlie city city’s At noon the group liad luncheon in the. mon- than our quota attend tlie State Brown . . Brothers thu . j. 'lllM1 ,ntl Panned After one has become registered un- [ pamv- icnnmjT the entitled credit.', TEACHERS’ CLUB GIVES cafeteria Klghth-gn.dr day Is an an- Older Boys Conference and were for-jput OUt for ,or thus thU year >ear on “ * 167 187 miles of-^hulf. °r 4are — -"««• “* to much <-*<«« dcr this new law. has signed the two, BANK ACCOUNT nuul feature on tlie school program, tunute in having Mr. Johnson, too. as 1 township roads taken over. They will When tlie new plant shall to in opera­ cards and voted as often ns once al — FINANCIAL REPORT keep the cost within tlie appropriation; tlon thcre will to almost no contami-I and permits all who pre interested to delegation leader. \ least every two year*, hi* or her namel DAIIRHTFR FIRHT^J gain an idea o! the tattliiies lite school, We have hod two leaders’ confcr- iof $37,000 made by the state. They art nation of the water in the river from! will be kept continually registered, so) UHUUn ' cn riuni o [at it now. The second township they the sewage of this city, Sixty-Ninc Families Have Been liere has to offer. [ ences during tlw year, And in January (Continued on page three) j CLAIMS OF NEPHEW ihave worked b. Maple Grove. Thin qik. thing seems quite evident, andi ---- ;----- ; bad 30 delegates, to a Hi-Y conference Benefited Through Their adopted lo make the money ; tiiat i» that a good man will to needed COUNTY SCHOOl RIVE lat v,cw ,,lsh «hoo>- where p?ace I plan . wwM brothcrhood Wrre di.<lLsard [paid by tlu- Mate go as far as passible t(, operate thw plant What lhe policy I Welfare Work SOME FINE POPPY A&cd Man Hnd Madc Joinl Ac LUUN I T OlnUULo UlVt in grading and putting the township) wi n to x. to raU-s to householder.<....... and' A report we had nail some some girls Kirn attend ntu.-nu the me cnaie -• - -••• r,.lx)r[ o tenure wont uy of, q,,. Qie welfare work utmc done by MUSIC FESTIVAL j We State] POSTERS ARE ENTERED counl wilh Franl< D<',lncr I Girl Reserve Conference at - Battle; in the best poydble. burtne>s places for. handling the sew-[the Hastings Teachers’ club is given ----- .— f and Then, Died Suddenly More Than roSVupil. U T«k« [Creek in February and laid 40 boys' ^‘“®”'rrh?, “"a"*,’ncnt * ta' “ ““p- or w'‘"‘ther “»>' charges will to. herewith and is very iiitcrertipg. It Contest Sponsored By Legion Attorney Kim sutler drove to miitermined by the council. | the part of the teachers us well as a and Auxiliary Closed On Waukee and remained there for four Part In Program Here !' From h"" and -nnTADlAMC ----------------- - - ------From our our e/xinlv county twn two men. men. u a boy eci—CriT a j M , 1 days returning to Hastings Tuesday of inyseif were privileged to be in al-! *•« ' nnlANu otLtbl r»n»rvr niinii 'O’ ’ Lirii n deep interest in the welfare of their This Evening ounaay, may i llv,lt wct.k Hl. Was calI,^ t0 cU> pupils. Their attitude and efforts tendance nt the International THEIR NEW OFFICERS GRADE PUPILS H0LD This evening at Central auditorium.;I uunIn.cj^l^ ’tart’^^r.'Conven- .j . Several very fine Poppy posters haw]mice made famous by its creamy 1 should be highly commended. This re­ ■ ’ ’ TWILIGHT" SCHOOL been received by Mhs. Henry Mulder [ beverages, to iookmfter the interests or lage . . , ... moreschools than 400 of rural n ur i,n<i aconvXlmMn dcicaates to1-L18lcn - . ■lo ..7 , port is up to April 20. 1932 and is as of pupils th'- county willand givevila 1 on Mnv YMCA. Wonderful Mofodiog and T. S K. Reid us entries in thei n client in an. important law cas-*.’1aR<* schools of the county will glye a^ tbe state Y. M. C. A.’convention-in I By "Ford 8 Colored Jubi- ' PuPu» Teachers Show Type [ American Region and Auxiliary annua) i which involved unique and very inter- May festival program under direction Detroit, tiumks to Ted. Reid und hto? One’made bv grade! citing cstlmr legal local problems. nroblems. Tti^y Thev were so of Miss Mary Ann Collinge. Colllnge. Never tobe- nusty irll,tv Buick. nmrk contest. One by a sixth grade lbe SinrctB" I of Work Done During Regtouted. 833; spent to date and dirtristudent is especially good. The contest) much out of the ordinary tiiat the MH-1 fore in the history of the county have— Qean Davenport was our leader at 8" , . Ibuted $503 83- milk fund total B304 02At the Rotaryjneetlng noonj ular ‘granu grand voiai total spent, spent. 8808.85; closed on May 1. and after the posters waukce Lawyers’ club, at a recent so many schools combined to give such > the winter Leaders’ Conference, where ... .... ........ j .........n Monday .................... . ........ Sessions ~-----------souv.ao; balance oaiance •>u. k. district, ,w« • a festival. Rcht'arsiils have bcm in ' । Cont intied on page five) arc Judged in >the the k»,< best nnn, one: »nn«>tn/» meeting, debated thew n..a«iinn< questions. ’ ’-for • , --------w------- rpupils _r_ _ and pupils of [ m the welfare fund 1193.15 All kinds „r the following officers were elected Kindergarten of ------ 1.------ .. ' ’ the ensuing year; 1 the first six -------• — ■• — ■*> .. . .have .been < will be sent to. department hcadquarBriefly the fncU werp that John Dea­ process for many weeks by groU|M und; grades in the Central and; articles supplied .to .. tho Monday, nil those participating. pra<PITY QPHnni Q Tfl .Joseph McKnight. President. , lers for entry in'the'rtatc «>ntest. Thej-ner, a civil war veteran, living at the ward schools look partjtm ’Twilight needy* Including the following: Darn­ Heed together for the first time. . vl I I OLHUULO IU ' A H. Carvcth, Vice-President. winner in the state will then go to the [Soldiers Home at Milwaukee, had uc, School ’girogram Monday evening at jng cotton, elastic, thread, one box of Programs such a* these are relative“w — GIVE “ MAY FESTIVAL w. r c«*. a^ury nalional contest. Some dine awards will j cumulated during his lifetime several which -about 200 parents ond towns-, baby clothes, a baby blanket, middy, _______ I Fnrl — ’* Earl Cnlnmali Coleman. TVf»nslirf Treasurer. be made locally as well ak in the dis-' thou Mind dollar In cash, which he had iy new although some counties in ix-ople were guests i belt, foundation garment, rubber C. W. Clarke and D. A. VanBuskirk ......................................... trict, state and national. , deposited in a Milwaukee bank. He Michigan Itate been conducting this -’The Ugly Du’ckling,” Girls' The first jrnrt of the program con- boots, slicker, two dressing gowns, tww two All posters are original in Idea ami had one daughter, but had had certain lyi>e-of work for several years. Need­ ’ HSV*** ’ . . / . . slMcd 01 rour >hort clttAS -sC!^*ons ot tons of coal, two pairs bedroom rtlpGlee Club and Orchestra to design, some youngsters Allowing real;disagreements with her and her hus- less td say Hu- task of training this The Rotarians were favored wilh on mtnutes each during which the. per*, two undershirts, two underskirtt, .... deposited this ..... number of pupMa in seixirnto groups! Feature Program artlsUc talent and splendid imagtna-; band. He had at first unusual and mast delightful enter-; pupils and,, teacher* demonstrated thy aprons, night shirts, coats and vests, tlon. ji money m . a■ Joint . . . account, .... payable to) “nd then nt the last minute combinA May Festival progym in which talnmcnt. consisting of songs by lhe ty^. oj Wu’r^ done jn regular schotfl jackets, garter waists, shoe laces, flvo i himself and hU daughter's husband. «»em all Into 11 single program is Ford Company’s Double Quartette'of. periods .Following Uits the fourth grade sum of clothe*, six scarf*, alx hair RARRY RO RFCFIVF*? )iThe The account V* ordinary account remained remained thus thus for for several several ‘«/» ordinary undertaking. undertaking. Miss Miss ColCol- JP” cvnlraTand*HifIi^E-h(x/'bullding< male singers, who also brought their under direction of Miss Leoni Benton, cuts, seven skirts, eight necktie*.\11 □Anni LU. HtLtIVtb ,'years yeari He wry much 1Uhas ™I considerable training in L»l SE'Jrt U toVg^en Sv He finally became very much.W ““ considerable training in. own pianist. Every Rojarian was en-1 put on an assembly program in the overalls. 12 pairs shoe* repaired. 13 SUM OF $14,622.08; dissatisfied Wilh hl-, daughter and son- ‘hta type of work evening. Muy 20. in Hip Central audi­ thusiastic over tins splendid program auditorium. This program w-.u typical handkerchiefs. 13 pajamas, 14 bloomers, All had heard music by colored folks; 0; oncs tiiat are held each Friday; n pairs gloves, 17 coats. 32 c*{m, 22 ----------- I in-law and, having a high regard for his t • , , torium. Portion Of Weight and Gas Tax nephew. Frank Denner, of Kalamazoo UNION P. T. A. MEETING. Three hundred pupils of the fifth before but all agreed that they had morning ut 10:15 o’clock in Central pairs galasiu-s. 27 sweaters. 28 pairs _Mult Be Used For High- ihc wcnl-to the Mti«’»ukee bank on ®e"lr*,'.llF1"It1 '1'roa.'.d tSir^SSd•an* slxtl‘ K,ades “n<1 Junior h'gh W1U never heard any that quite equalled, auditorium, parents orjiny others tn- mittens. 35 pairs rubbers. 36 pair* must DC usea for xxign December 11. 1930. and drew out all the. Wftrd p- T. A s will hold their BnaL prKcnt Ugly Ducg]lng." a fairy these Ford Eight colored jubilee sing-; tcrcsted are cordially ifivited to attend, trousers. 39 dresses, 58 pairs of shoes, way Work 'money he had deposited tliere tn the nu*“h« oI this school year In a union)tQ muslc 0{ Grandviileers. Tlie liaimony was wonderful. AU according to Mrs. Charihittc-. Hubbard., 55 shirt*, 72 suits underwear and 270 Lart week County Treasurer Willis name of himself and his son-in-law.; gathering at the Central auditorium jjnK]|Sjl ^-he Giris’ Glee club and the tin* — voices ----- were excellent. ------- - The — -----relcc- the principal. ' tmlrs hose, tlotu Vnrlrrf from frnm negro rwar<> xnlritiiiils tn1 The fourth ,__ ___grade __ *>_______________ ■ ...... 1 ..... .......... . Streeter received from Uw state a check) He redeposlied this cash, in the SB,n*| “ “l 7:4J P-Jf^iHigh School orchestra will also take i “ «» varied ------- spirituals ---------- ta pupils. Miss Benton This is surely a splendid report and for 114,622.08. Il is Barry county’* por-! bank- ln “’c 0311,0 of himself ®nd c/,y ^ncl1 f°r “*c p. A. will ront . 1 modern.melodies. modem.melodies. All were given in the explained, were'studying Switzerland gives one an idea of tile need tho 1 same delightful manner, -mid A teachers have found among tlie »luHon of S3,000,000 of weight and gas tux 'Frank De‘l,,cr of Kalamazoo. He took Co—L ^xnected to'sneak* Herewith is the complete program. nf bringing out “ ““ ‘iiad ‘au prepared a Swiss-program. « hnrmnttv nf tl,r.lr vnlr«« ...... , . ... .. ... ... . ___ , to be divided, among the counties of I (Continued on page five) : The Ugly Duckling—English—Junior -- - “PI*“Un8 harmony of their voices, playlet prepared by the children was ----- - picpdicu u/ ,uc den'.s and their families in this city. (hl. .(.I. ------- ' • <♦» ; Mr*. Pryor, the district chairman. Will; “ Inw* if----------tlw nn«e ... ---- after which third-grade pupils; And too. these contribution* have been .The Rotarian* Rotarians airrced agi , that agreed “tat^if thejnewgiven this “ state. " ■ • ■ --------------- thU ul* 1 | install the new officer, of tlie city local1 "‘,d 6th «n,dc,k Ford Eight car is as good as the Ford sang u gro,ip o( three songs. A a help and saving to the City Welfare According to the requirements of the| Jacobs. FlirnisS Win 1 units and also of the cltv P. T. A. ° °T’ ^}ub~ Eight Songsters it could not fall of t— he introduction ’ by >nton. MM'feeithe------------------------------------- many Association Which— has--------also had • Dawn —Curran. giving satisfaction. !“ Extempore Contest program was conducted entirely by the [culls for assistance during the past "Mighty Lak a Rose"—Nevin. ■ pupils. • | few mdnths. / ■ Orchestra — ‘ y ' 8»a । Melvin Jacbbs won first place and[ the committreLUNCHEON DATE POSTPONED. Twilight schools are held each year, -------[. . March—Selected. The ladies of the Hastings Country MEETING OFjBOARD OF REVIEW. I Charles Furniss second in an extern-1 --------------- *** Minuet—Mozart club are urged to bear in mind lhe lo enable parents and oUwrs inicfeat-! HAS LETTER THAT IS You are hereby notified that the'P°r* speaking contest held in the Hus-1 DANCE AT HOSPITAL NO. 100. ; Overture—Zamecnik. iiiutTV vrinc m rv date for the opening luncheon on Lu- ed in lhe school to see the' type of. Board of Review will meet at the' “ngs High school auditorium last Frl- On Monday evening. May 23. Bush’s; Brass EnkemblcT^elected. work being done; especially those who’NINETY YEARS OLD :dle> ’ Day. which has been changeil are ordinarily too busy during the day; J Council rooms at lhe City hall on Mon-i <!*>’• Knowledge of focU, original i orchestra will go to Veterans’ Hospital - ' —• Our Director. March—Hildreth. from May 17 to Tuesday. May 24. This to visit the regular classes. day. May 16th, 1032, at 0:Q0 o'clock in .thought and point of view, organize-! No-. 100 Camp Custer to pipy for a , Was Mailed From New York Empyrean Overture—Hayes.. chaflge has been made necessary be­ lhe forenoon for the purpose of review- “on of material and delivery were the ', dance. Members of the American !>•Star Spangled Banner. j a A’ I I. 7~ the Postage Being Fifty O«nt» cause of the County Federation of c* Ing lhe osMsament roll* of Hw city of-points on which the speakers wereitfon and Auxiliary are urged to attend Women's clubs meeting thht same day .Strand to Celebrate , a Real Relic Hasting*. At such time and place op- Judged. Jacoba will represent Hastings; “ possible and help make the party a RUMMAGE SALE. >portunlty will be given all persons in- at the sub-district contest at Kola-1 success. The dance starts at eight P Remember the American Legion, at Middleville, and the annual meeting Mother ’t Day. Sunday Un ?«»«• Cherr* °* o™ uxa . of the Pennock Hospital Guilds on terested to be heard.-C. E. Davis. City ; nuuoo on May 14. M. sharp. icieaicu iv «■ iwmu.—v. n. vuy —j—~ ... Auxiliary rummage sale at the Legion । owns a letter which was written to her , May 18. both of which would no doubt Clerk;—a wks.—Adv. .-----.. - -------------------In honor Q( MoUwr s Quy, Sunday mother. Mrs. Elizabeth A. Crocker, rooms 4>n Saturday. May 7—Just one IS- -------------HOSPITAL --------------- *■»» ■ ANNUAL MEETING OF GUILDS. ooyPATIENT. ana evemiiR. noiuy day and ana. evening. *»curj Notify Mrs. Henry. interfere. , „ , _______ ‘May 7, Hie management of the Strand; over ninety year* age- Tiw letter wm FREE! FREE! FREE! 1 On Wednesday. May 18. will-occur County Register of Deeds Earl Boyes Mulder. 2675. if you have articles you BAKE .SALE. | Theater here announces Hurt all boy»j*ent from New York and the po«tog« In appreciation of the loyal support; the annua) meeting of the Pennock underwent an operation for nppen-,can contribute. Mrs. Larry Kunkle and Mrs. Kenith McIntyre’s group of “,,d *“rls ln Bnm' county may bring .was M centa. There wu no envelope. given by the people of Hastings and | hospital guilds, which will be held In n At !U'^k|,h<rP«'t °” M<”}flay Mrs- Sterling Rogers arc in charge of Camp Fire Girls is holding a baked their Mothers as guests free of charge | the latter paper being folded to M to vicinity we. the manager* and clerks [the social rooms of the Methodist night. At present he I* doing as well as I th- «ai,. goods sale ,he 8und*y< : form the envelop*. ante on v,| Saturday. Urituiuu;. May mtsy 7. I. at ill. t0.... , ■ * _ afternoon . . . matinee, —_ ' , 111 of jefferaon St. A. A P. Store, will help I church, with a luncheon at noon. All possible and his host of friends hope i-moderately __ 1__ which toffln* ut 3 00 o'clock That That is. TV1I* Nita ' ,«ri m, AtuJav l« ilu. White & Houvener’s. ____ Goods । *hlc J» begins at 4:00 o clock; is. | KNIGHTS TEMPLAft SERVICE. you celebrate all through the month members of the guilds are urged to fdr his speedy recovery. priced. ,lhe boy® *Dd Kkls pay. their own ad­ nt May. Mav Come Cnma to tn this till* store and anrl ask for i keep k/.p,t thl* this In mlnzl ’ of in mind, '•• '----; Hastings Commandery No. 56, <wt i mlltance but mothers are guests of the traded much attention particulars.—M. V. Oosglll. Grocery ’ ■ ■ *« HOME MADE COOKIE AND Knights Templar wlU In a body/attend W. R. C. SUPPER. j house. The picture is "So Big." taken COUNTY FEDERATION. Dept. Mgr. S. B Low. Meat Dept. — FRIED CAKE SALE.[a Special Ascension Day service. SunNOTICK TO At W. R. C. iiall Saturday. May 7. from Edna Farber’s novel of that name, j The Barry County Federation of Mgr.-Adv. A-klp-sa-ya Camp Fire group will' day. May 8th.(the Sunday after Ascen—Adv. j —— — — ------------- - ~ Women's clubs will meet in the Metho- have a sale of home-made cookies and slon Dey) at Emmanuel (Episcopal) from five to seven. . RUMMAGS HALE. SALE. - -------------------SPRING RUMMAGE DANCk. dirt church at Middleville, May 17. fried cake* at Mead and Bumford's i church, corner Broadway and Center rooms, DANCE. ।I At Presbyterian church aocial rooms. Every Saturday night at Clear lake. Meeting begin* at ten o’clock In the down town store, beginning at 10; Sts. at 10:30. The Rev. J. A. McNulty At I. O. O. F. hall Saturday night, May 11. 12 and l>, auspices L. A. &— —Frank Herrington. Adv. tf. morning. o’clock Saturday, May 7th. will preach. May 17. Carp's orchestra.—Adv. I Adv. 5-L Under New Law Names Will Be I * 4 BUDGET REDUCED BY CO. COMMITTEE SEWAGE PLANT S NEAR COMPLETION ? UNIQUE QUESTIONS WERE NVOLVED I < ’ made fo �THL HASTINGS BANNER, WEpNEHDAY, MAY 4. 1P33 REPORTSFROM W. IUDS BED --------------------- '--------------- — iPICTURES OF MAYOR Our 77th Birthday ANO SHERIFF LEONARD oambn. —1 OFFICER ARRESTS MEN «“ AT FINE LAKE ERIOAYiV^’ “ LOCAL NEWS g S^2SS°*r o' 0« M»» W‘r“'d H- : .S'dSt tv Article In Grand Rapids Pres* 1 And gently touche*, one by one. Thb i» the Banner s TTth birthday, । Mrs. Milton Murphy is slowly r»band Not to Land So She , Their coion blending nealh lhe sun Speaks Commendingly of the first-l**ue of Hie Banner having covering from her recent lllnass. .And then. I see her smile. Was Also Arrested been firinted in Hastings me first week Misa Madelene Durbin U in the ho*The 6rand Ramds Press of Wbdnes: pilai at Ann Arbor for treatment. ■ For some time Conservation Officer ]Hcr Upa moving' Then I hear of May. 1830. The files of thb peper NEW LEGISLATION MAKES reveal much ot the local history ol lost we:k we-.k contained two excel-’ cedar Creek creek Cemetery Circle will | Iter riamlng every flower dear ] day of last Carl on Wedno^rltm?7^t ^^he^-IteiTS'. A,<”^ ». « TfflS ACTION MANDATORY Hastings. At tlie lime when the Bun­ lent picture* o: Mayor Challe*.Izonard meet with Mrs. M«y Mw c *" "* w “ " “ ner wag established this town was a and Sheriff Georfe’~Lrottard with a day. May 11. X mJ: SJoZTu Pa,“y v*°kU « IN MICHIGAN small county scat village, wlthjiu rail­ road. no electric light*-, no* tdephon««. nr> radio.-, no .water works, no sldeMUST REPORT CONDI­ [ walks, no paved'afreeta. Its only-comTION OF ALL FUNDS munlcation with the outside wund was I by means of the stage coach operating tings normally I- a republican city eral weeks, was removed to her Into the Suit and were row-! >to‘^M>li n mnk so sweet'! Infryination For the Past Five I between Hustings and Battle Creek. u,c'r . 1. . .. . \ is,w bend.* to smell a pink so sweet • At that time partisan feeling w.i> ,t the list election. Mavor Leonard was1.- Naahvilta nn TtiMdav Years Must Be Given State ] strong and bitter, because of the tlavIt al*o rn.-nt.mad th.* fact that Sheriff ^judged insane in lhe probate court gX^^h^Sn w.tah^^wm ' to ery issue. We are thankful that Hu* Sometime This Month day of such bitterness is long .past. <dpn A new law was enacted by the.tegi*- and that men think more of the merits nolw of candidates and Hie principles foi •orlty again*: his party in this county: gpdnable Cemetery Circle will meetj"n(1)o t not to iaild „ ^.S^therv teaves Thure-1 ^offiSTwE !Ere alteram « they wI^oF(£y hue . they stand than •tiu'y do of ‘n .-eh of riF thr.e j.n^ng cmire ut Mre.M.nmmAmpaugh * and responsibility of tbwnship clerk.; which l<aign.*. The same article spoke of live rtay night. May 5. Everyone Interested[ .a’ ’ ; ■ .>rewed xrsy, Tha month carb township clerk is re-, party-labels. u . .. but Sumner recognized Of erlnuon. while andyellow, too. ' The only thing the Badm-r -can Kty fact-that Register of Deeds Earl Boyes come—Margaret Atr-p'aUgh. Secy. ,i,i 'bwh men- Mr- B,»ninM‘ pcomptly ar- Their color interweave*. quired to prepare and .xrid a statement. concerning ns future is that it will lx* had been elected several tmv*» in this TZ paimatier was brought ’ rested her for interfering with an ofMra. Earl Palm.itier was brought . to the ‘tale auditor'general, which will; the earnest endeaibr of tlie publishers rejHjbllcan county. All of till* •videneen n(ltlM- fr(Wn the hospital at Ann Arbor nt nr. r w»r n(.cr u (uj more yertnu* utlftiu- than she names them all. a* every day. »ho* how much is the valur to carry on anp ocihtinue. to matte this ■lie tact Ai.it the fieople of this city nl)...... Sun,fBj. Bnd is again a jatlent Iiaueni at a, Atting of which l/er husband ua* uc- An(j turning to retrace her way ot the property in his township, how; publication One tiiat will reflect credit and county are not hide-bound in their pennock hospital. She is paining slow-lJ cured Tlie officer did not bring her to* .,4^s nje mere much“lhe tax levy- tins brcn for each, upon Hastings atm fairly .interpret Its partisanship.' but in local apd county ' ,v >n- but **“* ** would 'ce her tlM! n<,xt “My Rainbow Garden, dear!" she erica ct the jmst five yeai’i-. and hew muclTj aftnir- try to make their own selection.! ‘ --■ •t kt, . *<rf the tax noM'been returned to the] new*, and other values. without reference to party. ‘ While the Untied States U by no Mrs Wallace (istxnn suneren a. On Saturday, in company with Con-l So bright and fair." coitnty treasurer a. delinquent from tit-; means out of the woods financially, sprained ankle Saturday afternoon ■ wrvation Officer Date Benjamjn of’ . township tor each of the live years. ,; uc txllrn we alt have gwd reuMin to when she fell while going down some county, Mr Sumner went to the' n _M picture fades away in addiuen to that In- >• required to <x[Mr* that tunes will gradually imhll but what really is a trial bal.ino-. eilk uwd in Plirxnix Howery i» . .. . ... ». i— n.u<u ■“•* WUMU" *■'* i nnu rouno me nover. sheet, shwlna the cc.iriiitiun <-! the fi- {'“''T' the drprew?on’ but we a n-of fire at the home ot Jop t*" *''|ihe serious offense riie had committed' And. ns I wipe away the tear. nances ot the unship in every lurid .Zfvt “”v win .Monday night. April a short busi- ,.er vl — 1V u ...-.d. a _ q--ici:,, she. had better come clean and tell the, i thank the Lord for memories dear lievc anyone who thinks sanely Will Tlie department which me township maintains Iniiund ,d Kc,,t kept l,,c the danwKe damage ,o to >er very Alia* that the enwe for material r.ex. meeting [ireCcdlng the program । g<.t.awaK “ -'. 1 truth, which she did A* ii result the Of such a "Darling Mother." , nher." . report must show the balance *” ■'-'’O’ uill figure figures. j officers arrested Albert Clifford . for' •he 'ex- ’hbigs which gripped tlie people of Twilight school was announced for] sn ■ma.I ...m<-> j ■ E. v«»a-niw.ro Vandenberg. I fund on April I. HKJL what ' Wlll Wagoner, aged 15. 15. Of Middle Middle-ln riw |ake abou, Morcp ] ■ this country fur a few years previous Monday. May 2. Mt*s William*' room: Win. iMcrtle Van > I outed Paris ariut. penditum> were from that fund durinc; to 1929, would intvifabfy bring a wrions look the picture for the best attend-1 .Jfle., w no confessed to a serious infrac-1 W1.h {hi, womans testimony to cor­ who rerious Infracthe year, and what balance remains m r« a'turn. ancc this meeting. '! Hem of- - *JU-i ■ r^|l0rt^ what Officer Sumner had seen the "law was------sent from the KLINGENSMITH. th*, fund at the beginning of the. new .The Banner hopes the clouds will ' venite court la-re Monday to the vocap rpvloU s evening, the officers also! ,---------- ---------- ... — , Mr and Mrs. Orville Pickard are tlie'! n*cai vear on April I. 1934 Annually.- llft.unii flu -.unshlne of prosperity will Pcein - In Holland—Darrell Keller. tional LChixil at lzin*ing. , g....*..., t . a * a * i *,* w »*. n,.a -Uom-. arrested Ira Mahoney and Harry )iroud parent* ef a B'. pound baby boy, hereafter, sueh u report must lx made again gladded thb* land* Bong*—Mis* Finchs room.* n..rn ! W-’borate plr.n.* are being madefo:; Mttniha*H for netting in Fine lake on w,', A*nrti j».’ He will* answer to tlie; The purpose of this- new legislation i i P£*’’}~"^tc*linul's 1Lrrefln.. -Doro-—the -- American .......... .... “ !?•••” "und — .” rvL—’f.'me Legion A«xiH«r.* the evening or of Apm Af»nl a»29. n It ta vhuuicu claimed' name of Orville. Jr. Mr*. John Poli of evident. In the there has been .no' ...... ..I the tl... Tliird -m.iv.1 Dismet ITlclr.rt Council Cnlinrll |hn{ ..... .. anrt __ . _.■ . ... • thy SchonU. mo.img ol Mttl . r0UM1...... l)u. U14l Gate* Comer* Is caring for them audit of the books or accounts of town- AGED MAN WAS IVo Indian Bongs- Indian Hnntrr. ft, jjante Creek on May 10. The nieet- M hali handlrd the net. Mrs. Ma­ Born. to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bower- -----------------------, ......... l|1K . Mth a banquet X Justice Mui‘ship offlcirs. and thrte ha* been oppor- ■ Indian Baby-MiM tv.mnn-.cmn. WllHamV glrir .... OJXIJV - ------ --a. Hu ..... H -- ---------------waj>’^St oroUKni tXre JUMllr «... man. a ten iiounft baby girl. April 28 NEARLY ASPHYXI ATED OBITUARY. (unity lor errors us well as powlble dw-l 111 0:30 11 30.. 4n all 4o lo be held al III . the Hie Elks', lheW V, ..... uitl. pre-m-lndian Chlldren-R-obe rtj tll s on-rthe chargo of interfering wilh ....................... -.............. ......................... ..School ......... closed Wednesday. ........ . Hie .... ciul..... ; T r leva rcva Vera ven* rm/iicn. Haynes, uaujin'i daughter of honesty In sorpe cases in the mure Valve On Oaa Connection Acci. Roush: ,-r_1 ail —officer . „ I Temple. and a tine uf *50. 812 25 dri-n enjoyed a picnic dinner al Hie notx-rt and Vera Haynes, was born populous townships it Was stated to, Piano solo—Indian Cimp—Elaine■; Melvin Charles Shader will liwn'J ^ -Hid a|1(j MXly la>,_ ln «.rr lln ' ” nW. MXtV- ,da-... In jaU tali w were mi-. achool. n-litwil ■ ' ■ z*. in-»n nr ><l annarLnit from October m 27. 1920 and departed from the legulature that tlierc wa* urgr-nt] dentally Opened When Cloth Jarman. , hi* pupils in an informal Dancing RC'i^M-d up-an her; but tlie renteiice wu*| ... . ---- ■ i ixmcu u|m> ih i. uuv oiu»n Stuart viviiiciu Clement uiui mid »»>.-*» Miss nuK*» Angell of ner heryoung younglife life April Aprila. 23. 1UJ-1932ai atvne thebrc age need for this kind ot a law. so that, Poem—The Little papoose—Vernaijcital. ]dial, in the Episcopal parish hou-w.ire upended Fell On It ______ ____ evening with) m 4wo year*, five month* and 27 days. ll>pended in view view of ol the fact that *he| __________ Hastings spent Sunday some responsible authority could-have, Wright. . Muy run, a; n r?ci<> Frida*- evening c-veninx Muv MHV 37th. 21111, «i al «i>cl<x*k r*Cl.X*K lu(1 ..... t01tl a .. straight story after H..r —a »■.. . Il—n —n 1....I >__ .... j —peaceful .....r,.i • Friday her nr. nr- Mr .'.and Mrs Albert Green hnd ffam-,■ ’... she'. was a ..... kind, «... loving and some check on township expenditures II Franco Craig of the second ward ta Song—John Brown—Ten boy*. llu* recital rccital uilf will tx* be presented in a rfJt an(j |wd l)Ot understood the rer-|i|y. 'llu* ______ ___ thtre'-nt-ivcring from an accident **hii>h child, and .... will wv be greatly missed, as - In counties like Barry, where ••* Health movlt—Miss McQuillan. -Rrvlie ioini featuring many novelty tap, lou>n<*.* of what she did It was slipMr and Mrs Roy Jenkins and little s|lr loved by nil who knew her and . r sus-'nearly cost him his life by a.*j>fiyxla-, and acrobatic routine.*. Adrn.s*ion 35 m lire ailsjxhuUiii that, should win spent a couple days last week ■' LOCAL. STOR^. 1 . picion* of fraud in township matters, tiorj, cent.«. Sponsored by Emmaiiurl Chotr , 11( . j,._. U |-re*ted again. slw-wobW have northern Michigan visiting relatives. ] Although she has been in (ailing ® thL* new law may stem unneecaiuiry; In the bathroom in the Crain hoffir * DISPLAY EXHIBIT. ■*r*.aia ,Guild-A.h »a.. u> J(|ne J<rfntlenje. fra Ma-: *'* I health for lhe past three months hrr vet It cannot full io i>- worth while to ywr«* is a mull gas plate with a rubAn unu.'tml exhibit on the prevention, -------honey wa* fined *25 and costs of 413 85. NORTlf[death HOPE.came as a shock UM,„ _ _ _____ ______ _____ _ have *nine aci-ouritabllity in ihg mat- her bow connection Mr. Craig ha<. >-f tui»uulo-:.* in children will lx- dis-, — - - — tov^.„, her family Mr* Bertha Welch and two children'ull(| many friends. She was a patient ter of township ffbanct *. ‘hut off the ga*. and Mipp’rrd every; played next week for the Michigan' Girls’ Glee Club _a «.x._ .....t _» ™...- «... ■ 01813.25 wen* imj>0M-d upim AVn*H und Elmo Scov^l ol .Goble.*, spent Fn- suirrn,r during.her illnesh. Jiw.t what the state will do with this, thing »>. all right. In a JiHte whip, Tuberculosis A**octalion ‘by the R. H ; information received- from townslilp; Mrv Craig heard him muk - .i jicculinr Loppenthten store The exhibit Is tn Give May Program CHtlord. or thirty days In Jail He is, day and Saturday with Mr. and Mr- Rhe leaves Lo mourn her loss, her ’boarding out his sentence. Mabuuv-.■> Juy AikIcp- and mother. futljer und mother, one brother, Clif­ clerks »e do not know. Three reports'; notat* and found the aged man lying five parts, each iejire*enling by- means: cym peake *jx*nt Thunday cvenina ford. four grandparents. Mr. and Mr.-will be filed at Lansing and .probably.: tinc.oiwciotij. on (lie'4no-»r. and also of i.n attrSctlvc illustration one of the;. Under direction* of Miss Fraires : and Cllflord had confmed their guilt if the expenditures - M.«m unusual nr'tound gas eaca'plng ’ram the talv-.- steps to be taken to nrevent develop- [ Hiinter. thr Girls' Glee/'club of the Marshall refused to plead guilty anil aim Mr. and Mrs. Ulen WaLain m Ernest Haynes and Mr. and Mrs. Sam {'Hastings High school gave an excep. win have a trial before the jbstlcc next Prairieville. Anderson, besides many other rela­ .larger than they should be. the town where the rubber ho*» wax attached. .. air. i tlonally pleasing May-Day soup, pro- ..mpaay. Tuesday. Mr. ana and ears, Mrs. ibinxin Rankin nan Hart ana and tives and friends. ■ . clerk and Ur town Ixranl may be asked: it i» thought tbht a wasiycJoth which mens of tuberculariv in children. Long-rmiirs of sleep, ndunsjimg ifmki. ; Knjm tn Central auqlterimn at 4 00: sUle 6f Michigan, ttirough it*] daughter Mary six*nt Sunday afternohn - tor explanations ' had been hanging over the edge of tn. A- bud Hie gardener gave us. • To gel the information, with-refer- bath tub had fallen on toji ol the valve. and play in the .sunsainc are emphu-, „-fjock Sunday afternoon. "Die -voice.*, c,>n;^rv;mon department, la spending a with Mr and^Mrs William Havens in A pure and holy Child. , ence io the asre-vred valuation of ; which opened easily-allowing VM> i'4-' sized in three o. tlx* . xhib’.i * ciTion- i p]cnded well together and every num-; ,ol J)( ni(>IM.y fIM- maintaining many Southwest Rutland. .... He gave It to mn- kecpltu: Homer MrCullum. who has been township*] tire amount of taxes ratacdilo cscufte.lt was a lucky accident and The fourth sin-C5 cx-unlnailon using ix-r shuwni the result of. ability Phi'i nsh hatchenev mid u increasing its; “ X-ray to discover Irgmiitnr. tuber-; Ilfo|K.r timing. Although the varied: ,,IlPrtf, ,.v,.n- y,-ar to restock the hike* teacrurig arusaegon iniTo cherish' undefilcd teat-fling m in Muskegon Hu- j«unj i«u*t cigot eight ■ for each of Hie last five years and the. all are glad it wa*- no worse. • culohis in children, and Hu* fifth urges, llst U|ven -below. Indicat. * differently/rf t|— U., -------------an(j ------lhl!) county. It----does — ------montiis returnzd to his home Saturdavi But just as ft was opening •’ amount of taxes returned a* deUn-' “““*———— wparation ot adults having luber'cu-. .hP pruarain wt-med brief, mid, in fact. -ein ns - If- a •knowledge ------ night. of* ----ttuil •fact , •»*-----glory • -» — To •*the of •»the -• day quent. the township clerks will have Inr. SUDDEN PASSING (IF ! lasted less than an hour. * ’ i would deti-r anybody from netting WILL SII.MILE (IN MONDAY. lost* from children. Mrs Bertha Mead ot Gun. Marsh' Down came the Heavenly Father A • have the help of the county treasurer. A ; iwrt ot the education^ campaign" Herewith Is the program'given: ‘ .Til'* many frieiids 01 Will SH.-be<* ot And twk our bud away. “ j which. U allowed, would soon block the *pcnt a few days with Mrs. William ... ,in.,t tuberr.mH.ta. thexhibit is II„ w „ lr Ml , rnln(: W|U . } . ! this city were *«-rry to learn of hi* : < Oorts' of the department, and make, Antler* nanced by funds .*ecmcd in the sale ot , ,. L)tI TJUU1 . j.^,-„ MvlK |< brsohn. DASH OF L'OLB' WATER. I tlx? catching of game’flsh in our lakes] ------;------ -•-*-*—’— ------■ - sudden death on Monday trom heart “... My friend is »o gallant He- always 'an event *o rare that no ode except! I! tells a good deal about a man's -A daughter was born to Mr. mid Mr- ■[ trouble .He hue! gope to Grand Rap__ 'Fair “■ to h’l^worli’ Monday inormiui and home life if he orders rice pudding__ „„ addresses meLady.' " " ! i Hear .i Thnt-h al Eve"—Cadman [netters would attempt it. Lvlc Strickland. Dowling, Rout* 1. on habit: dear; he's a conductaken suddenly^-iik Mrs. Sil.lxi; and home-madiv-cake at a lunch coun-j ■ Jtist‘ a *■"' i-n wnv-niv Twilight"—Gten Sherwood. M») 2 I , OBITUARY. I ter. .summoned, mid in* lived hut it few । n ; Heading.*--Alice Camp. On Muy 3 it son was born to mid. —•••’ “* ",V" ! Horace Wright Chanilx-rliiin ,'X' .‘mT' Girl'-Gtec Club. Mrs. James Radford 421 Ko. Park Mt.; l'our7 alter the f.rst attack H.of lhe State Scho ' txirn born in Honolulu uuiy July ji 31.. 1865. too?, inc Hie T1**’ Hll,-ri ,,t • Dream*"- Wagner. Ten adult.*, a twelve year old girl J0?** Lan&tuL yras the •. ...... ___ Will . grandson of Mr. and Mr* Levi Chain-; ’ ” o' the Wl*P’ —Spro and three babies were regt* t< red at. J9’<d a’ 'he Episcopal church in Hi)- club meeting on Monday, his subject, berlain, pioneer missionaries to the; the hospital on Tuesday afu-iiuon. "J1 Tlmrsday alietncon at two being ' WTm' We MlBt Do Fur Qu: . I Sandwich Islands. His early hlr wa* Burial in Riverside. Mr* Sill*­ Geraldine Isjnhalh. I.oitu Brad?— I spent In Honolulu wln-rc hi* attended] " *m- Children " Mr Holme* is a tine >ix*ak-; “TU Spring"—Ira Wil-mi To tin* uvll-balanrid man. bu.-ine*.*- U-e, «i-.j ■.utvivi-. him. *t and brought nn interesting iiu-vsuge] Thl? Culling Sen"—Irk W|bwi. , .•chart at Oahu college, graduating ini b a pleasure, and pleasure n bthmess ;patby of her fnvnds. . I IH89. A few years later he came to] Comes th'* Dawn" Ha Wlbun. * [Chicago and entered the Chicago] Readings—Alic? Camp. • ■ ' ] ihi-ologlcul BemWJaiy. fiyim which We have « new service for properly owners and land­ j dilution th* Mas graduated in 1897. lords. Call our office in the STEBBINS [Hie pre-ant form of. township govern-' ■•When the Sun Call.- the Lark” ■IXL During htv anirnc* hi- was married to' BLDG, for particular*. meat should W- abolished" Affirmative' ' Mu.* Celia A Milter ol Farabnult, Min-ix aki-r- w«-re f,. B. Chnmbertaln; Lloyd • : nesota. . • A Spring Carol" — Stulls. Shafer and Mnunre Edmond*, and! Mabe! Squire* Hi* firs’, charge »w in Chicago where' negative. Fred Smith. Henry Osborn* “May Time ", i Uns lie .filled chargr** in Wellington} Hilk of Hope " for Hu* uffirniuiivc Thl* debate was Glib’ Glee Chib— . esjKUiiaiiy enjoyable as the speaker*; “Mighty Lak a Ilosc"-N< then r. nine year.* irf Honolulu.' Chicago, tiven brought m many personal allusion*] ■ Night"-Liszt. there he built up and brought' • While then* that created.much amusement. Into successful o;>cratlon settlementi work winch developed'into tlie. Kahlil1 IERY' made of 85* to »1” ironside Moe Co. Attention Property Owners May First Means Moving Time! HASTINGS CREDIT BUREAU Extra Value at Feldpausch’s Friday and Saturday HAM ENDS . PAG or Flake While SOAP French’s WHITE LILY FLOUR Pound 10 24 COTTAGE HAMS Bon»ie»», 2 to -t n».a*. i.b. 19c b., HART RED KIDNEY BEANS Lb*, for 25<4| Veal Roast LEMONS c.„ 10c Fresh Ham WHOLE or HALF Shoulder Lb. 14c Buy a Dozen now for' 20c pound 19c 3 lbs. for 25c SUMMER SAUSAGE FRESH HAMBURGER Butter 6c 2ib 19c Fresh Perch building up weak churches. and in’ raising money fj»r church enterprise*, f 111 health obliged him to leave his diarfie in Tliotnpsonwlle about tail years ago Since, thin he ha.* lived] quietly at home, failing M&tdily. He] passed away Sunday aflenioun. April; WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY “THfe BIG PARADE” Lb. Seek LIFE BUOY SOAP Crackers First CQiigiegaiiomil church ut South; Chicago. HU last pastorates were in Michigan. In the intefvab between he encaged in tunning at the prereut; 49c 9C 29c -iidden deaih-of j !,i;‘n 1— E A. Runnt.-L*. of'tunt' a*50king 1-----property that belongedry at Freeport minis Manre'.ud :i* tt i* th-*!10 bakery wanted by lhe officers for’ nr«t death in lhe family of nihe c!nt-H llcnse. The proprietor of Hu, dren grown to manhood and cr— 11 111. Manley wa* working for] ‘.hood. She will lx sie.itj.v ml-vM'd , ' home and at Mlditfevote where j Hedges and Mahley are charged with taking baked good-. chxlrtng and c.i*li ,‘rlrom the store. They sktpixd out. but J Hedge* returned last week and Officer r. her parent* und three .; Rcn^-h^sabbed liini. Shults or Freeport Phone 2272 —We Deliver 20c lLaw"an^ Order” and “This,, is the Night* Kalamazoo. A pot.luck supper will be Mr* Helen Chamberlain Ivo ot Rock­ ford. llhhob and a brother. William H .tried, the cars leaving stum the court; Chamberlain of Honolulu. jurd Mjuuri at six o’clock. Plcx-w bung: The Ladies Aid Society at the home of Rev. and Mrr>. Fred King w*tf Kell man Muy It . Mr and Mrs. Ray Crane of Battle i Creek visited Mr and Mrs. Glenn Vani Put ten and family several days last of the amoiinr nt bin th'- year 1932. Wednesday. Mrs Carrie Gcrlingcr called oiv Mrs/ : John Gerlinger in'Woodbury Wednes­ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ira| Tart near Orangeville day Mrs. Gerlinger "I* quite poorly. Junior Birman and Cecil Morgan are H J. Gib-on. »bo iia* been working i Word w.i* received by relative^ on: m Grand Riplds fej some Ujijc-came tn;,* rny announcing the .dratn of Er- home to join hi* family on the farm! Floyd Palmer. Mr. and Mra. Deoni ucst Ga*ki!L of Seattle. Wa.dungtorr. a Saturday. Potter and Mis Alice Potter ot Has-i deputy V S uwrdi-.il He died there on; Mr. and Mn* H. Johnson visited his lings called at.Edd Rice's Saturday. ! Monday He i.* a Brother of Henn Gas-- mother, r----- ’ “—" ■**------ — ! kill of this city, ot Mi.*. Walter Bidel-.r‘ Mrs Celia Potts, who lias been stay­ man of Quimby, and of Hom*: Gaskill’ Dan Gerlinger of Nashville made ing with her son Juliau and family.4* I lol Birmingham. Michigan and of the;<calk along lhe lure Friday. I lair Clwrles A. Gaskill of thl.* city He: Mr and Mrs. H Winkler were iij! now visiting her son Leon and wife of । Clay Hills . i had lived in the west for the i*ut thirty, Lanslrig Tuesday. The W M «S. of the Evangelical] Evnd Jackson nxnl part of last week with his brother and family ut Howell. Mr. and Mrs. Fred plater of Grand] Wednesday afternoon Jf this week. Mr* Albert Kinney, aged 70 of NashMra. Carrie Gerllnger accompanied Rapids spent Sunday with Uw former's' rille had the misfortune lo fall* Mon­ Mr. and Mrs. Waldo J. Ger Unger and : mother, Mrs. Marvin Ctalcr and brother; lay evening at the home of her grand- family lo Grand Rapids, the gur-sta of । i daughter Mr> l Mr. and Mr* Harvey Kollar and Mr. and Mrs. K. E Bassler ..Sunday. j Maple Grove. The family and Schykr Kollar ot west of a broken Muukler II all the arguments In the world, Middleville und Mr. aud Mrs Albert I quite kerluits. t“ e v as brought to Pan- were placed end to end they would not Prout of lairuing spent Sunday with | nock hospital I thia city. reach a conclusion. Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar and Harold. SUNDAY—MONDAY Barbara Stanwyck Al»o Comedy—“The Knockout” and COUPON -TUESDAY- NITE SHE WANTED A MILLIONAIRE’ WITH JOAN BENNETT Abo Paramount Screen bong WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY “MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUg' Cumrdy—“Take 'em and Shake 'em*—Also Rathe bound New FRIDAY—SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM ? �TflE HARTINGS BANNER. WEDNERD AT, MAT 4, 1M3 0 Sporting Items •i Leonard’s Eskimos Defeat City Champs If any of tire spectators came down to the falrrounda last Thursday exjwctmg to are the First Ward team re­ ceive a trouncing at the hands of thr 1U3I city chumfiibiM they went Imnv disappointed. Just to show folks that they really any capable of supporting u pitcher they rallied around Bob Fisher, making only four errors while swmgnu t I HASTINGS THIN-CLADS DEFEAT IONIA 49-37 Tliouifnon. who hurh-d forthe cham|» Hoth pitcher* went the entire route. By winning Him game the Northerners tied with the East End crowd with one name won and one Iom with the fir;-t round of games nearly comph lraf In Leo Nye und Jimmy Harimm the First Ward has a couple nt youngstcra Who are going to lx- « reul.a-. . t lo the team, both boy* fielding nicely and contributing ihrir «lmn- ol hits when hi‘ed«-d. Barnum played mcihhi bare for the Eskimo; which'was hb. .fir.-t at­ tempt and lie certainly looked mighty .good in tiiat ixisition. ElUworth Newton made, hh firat upfiearuiue uitli tin- Then; are a lot of oUuw new fares in the. League this und Indications «n‘that sotrte ol the veterans of last year's series are going t<> have to play real baseball to make t"llu- la-gidn All-City tenm if nukrt uf the newcomers MmUnix- al their present pace. First Ward. p PO liishop. Hull, 311. Biirmim. 5b. . . Goodtnough. r.f. Reynolds. c.f. Nyr. If. . FUItert p. . rn 111! Total . nd . ,30 Fourth Word. () 1 0 I " Field. «.» Krnhedy. c. . Boyes. 3b Lrrhieltner. r.f. Biddle, lb. ... Sandit-n. 3b., . Robert.’,, r f. .. Maurer, r.f. .. Reid. It n: t»o. tn 4 Has tings trackstcrs scored their first Lt-dee, ||<Wt ,n a||4 How«'Jl and Charlotte. So Ur IIti ?nni-."ht *this hU .reason, me lhe local 1<*tal M’"u‘1 h"- br"« ----nltenxxm b> o:.. ,bowihK con-dcfa-rablr ... ................... .. ‘• Ionia in-r< 1i.-k last Tnursclav Thursday aRenroon S - in ■’0 J"0"”’* , ““d La score of 49-37. Funds!, l>os qard-Ii1 made „,a(u|r good record* refor<h tn contests with Al.* ner. Snyder. AcV*”»s. and Lrrhlrltn -r l.t.n .nd C.urh accounted for seven first places! has au all-around squad In’tills‘ Q’madc the.high individual score oVJh’/'■ witli good perloniKrs in every •rimcet with firsts in tlx- 100-ynrd and! nwr « aid account book which Iras been in hl; family since IR37. and has gbme Intcr. , ‘I’m" «’ ■«- -- . it must have .w ,s, INDEPENDENT NINE J1! track and field candidates are taknm . PREPARES FOR ACTION J an unusiml amount of interest in lhe; - -------! sport. Coach V-slie Huwtlmrnr h;i - Opener Here Is Scheduled With day, tor there an- iiuny would indicate that tact Pretty Patterns, Well Made, 79c Value - SPECIAL PRICE . . . Fine fKsortmetit Voilc.H and Print* $1.00 and $1.05 Silk DretHt s. $2.95, $3.48. $4.95. $5.95 Ladies, buy your Hosiery here—Mesh, 79c, 98c, $1.19 —('hiffon. $1 <»0—Service Weight,-89c F. L. Fairchild Co . Player Miller. D„ 3. Bishop. F>1. jinx- 11 . H. H. S. Tennis Squad - ..’LOC» June rj^plainwcll. "• .1000 Meets Allegan Today ... .otr/ Tennis players of tivHastings High ... .0417 11 The. novice, at golf had an Uncanny ; wiU comix-t.' first inter-. , : ,; hi- iheir - -----— - geniurt tor M-ndibg the bail Into • the I .. ■: .571 ochbol n>trh M Il.r- Hill Uxluv !.«..!n-l-irpugn. ,„llel, exnauy ,,n=llv bu i»u-1 ... --"" .500. ’i . ............. . .................. AIuitiirl.M AiIiMHtn. tlu. nmui.i .H n _ „r whispered:■ "You've in UL-lv HIT . 500•A ''”t A ’**<fun- Jl, e nieet urrang.-d। for last Saturday having been I: membership dues at thr dub. haven't'! , . .400 postponed, according to Albert ‘Becker.!1 you?" ‘ . 33'i u-iini- roach. Three singles and two’ "Of counte," .the other replied. "Well, " raid tnr jxtrtih-r. xiulvtly, ' I . J33 doubles matclii'.s are to played. Bill Kennedy, (toy Heath and Ian: j Us t wanted to let ’ you know that if. 333 p,ut.. «oUll«l lo U»- «... . .333 ln>l»U. -Ill ..I.:-- Ill 1I»UW- ill !!«■ you,/ slnries. Lorrn Boyes and Bill Kennedy. fairway' ...Ol ..I—.. .1-.• al,,..l.l.li, t./.in. .lint r ■ 3&t‘ lh,‘ Nl>- 1 doublis team and: / 2ft(> Lynn Petry und Roy Heath on lia- No ! 2 team. ■ Liven of golfing dubs remind Ils Next Friday.- weather |x-rtnltling,. .We can praictlce hour., galore, .250 Allegan will play a .return match on; With thv i^uru- old totteii score! .200 tlie local courts. Other matchi-.'- an-; te'iliR .srhetiuled, Hastings' has not definitely plt-mnrd ... .200 to enter a team In tlx* Central Michl-! 4NXl gan Tournament as tct. mcordlng to; j™ Mr. Becker, althimgh tlm local tenool . .143, i will jfrobablv be represented, T4n-: . .143[ tourney will take place either on Moy 115 'Continued from part'! iitiei Haxtinyx, Michigan -pxitt x<Kla Spread on jelly while warm putfttine ts-1 imp‘Miliar. I egg.’ I cup sw.i'l milk. 2 cups hour. 2 tublr-spoon.-1 i non MORGAN, Emma Cole mid son Paul of Battle •rre-g were in the village Monday. Mr. and .Mr*. W. H Vanfllrkle of mi .-wxla. bake- hail hour and! Mrx. J.nnibg- has rented Iw house­ s',-.’h.- padding .<a,Jtc. tinder the: herc-.to a Luxily by the name of Smith ■■ ice for Blrdner.t': yt Uin.-inii. i» found Ihft m pudding saute., Elwood VunSickL- and friend of Lan­ ..... ... tables ixxms fit.ur. mux wk. d Mr. and Mn. Clair Van butter hiilf as large ;v, cm. .-.ermun to; Sickle Sunday. ta-u other iccip- -w. r>-. o faded they Mr. and Mra. Clair Vansickle and could not te a-cipherwl as. they were; Mrs MoUiIl-Webb and Arthur called on itten wilh lead pencil. ■ Mr- Charte-a Beach of Ha.-.tin«a Sunday ^who is recovering Irom a sprained A popular theater m Berlin oilers Holland spent the wix-k end at Templu may cal during the pcrtormntWc. An- .enjoying the trout fishing. Mr' and Mrs Frank Clark .of Grand I lie jHiblic with chocolate ban Rapids and Mrs Byron Clark and Mrs. . Letha Adkins spent Sunday, with Mra. Uhihdune color, is lx mg uM-d for Mrs. Eva Winans and daughter Lots -------- and some interior walls of Uuiing spent a few dayn-lxst week ot li tn-l-framed, hre-proof hum? in the guest of her pareute, Mr. and Mra. Cleveland. .’ n a. McClelland. i 2 2 C<N!suei|. L.. 3. ' 3 0 te'dileitncr. K , I 0 0. Riddle. K.. 4 . I | J Larabtv. L„ 2. . Robert'. E. lb ■ I 0 3'Hall, o.. I ... . Kuhn.-2b > 0 . ) McMillan. F.. 2. Sandeen. 2b. .. i o i): Johnson, G . 2. .Maurer, r.f, . . i 0 o AdiTaiison. M„ : Adcock i f. , i 0 0 Robert '. L. L I 0 0 Kurmes, S . 3. .. Kenyon. 11. .. I ,0 0-Gcxxltinmigh. L-, Thompson. p, . I 0 Adair. N . 3 . 10 0 Jacobs. M,. 3. . —- — Field. Il. 4 i» 7 Reynolds. R„ |. H R. E. Fisher. It . 1 . Jjere's real protection . . . real’ Fourth Ward .. I f. 1 1 2- 7 J foot health tor youngster*. .j Townrehd. a.. 3. . First Ward 3 3 0 0 7—11 1 Sturdy . wear-giving lo-‘‘~e I Buses on bqlls; off Fisher. 10. off And nothing is smarter this- season Barnum. .) . 1. . ThhinpMUi. 3. Two-bii.se hits; L. Rob­ than an all-white shoe!. Kid pumps erts. Ftirfier. U-chk-itrur. '1 hree-IxiM-i with high .nr moderate heel will give hits: Kennedy. Double plays; Lerhlrit-|u , • ner to Thompson <L. Roberts. Fisher> V.n' ,. . the right touch to your ensemble. Struck-out; by Fisher. 4, by Thompson. ^‘u’4'- a - HASTINGS COUNTRY ' 6. U-lt on bases. First Ward. 4. Fourth f*®* CLUB OPENED THURSDAY <5f « Ward, 6. Stolen bases; IKeller. ' Hall. First. Wind .... 300 that if Barnum. Field, Boye.s. NyeI*. 2. Kennedy. Third Ward . -, ‘ itera who arc pr-tn --2H1 2. Leclileltncr. 2. Winning -pUclmr. ...... Becoiul Ward .. Golf Contest'tln the Afternoon! precinct shall regi Fisher, laying pitcher. Thompson. Um " ­ 'Fourth Ward •. . tali vote as cdten'xs Indicated., they >7 7 ” Followed By Dinner and Card ' 111,11 pire. Al Brown. Score keeper, J. Smki-' Indn(dual and team batting uwrnge^: nt • ■ .. — ■ i "will •not u<ed to be bothered asain \lay.-I,. Tolhurst. ■win upjx-.u . very two weeks. I Playing the.................... Eveningn —om ........... i about reglKteriiii:. However, shnul’tl ----------- , t------------i The Tire regular oiw-ning opening of thr the lhe-. Hastings they fail to vote ut -k-a.-.f om-cj within FOURTH WARD DROPS SEC- ' Sturdily nutje. Leather spring 117.' „ • Country club occurred Thuraday after-1 any two years, the permanent hcord OND GAME TO CENTRALITES. IVnnJ/nnJ hceh. Smartly styled, tool rvxm and Martrd with a contest be-land the precinct record will both Is Loose fielding nnd lhe inability to', rr uuuiana IN me Wins "Fmm lhe rirrcprMsible Youths." taken out of the' list of n-emda. and connect safely w|th the pitching of A x tutu ifiiuatevilie .members muler 50 years of ngei and! tlie voter will lx- notified that hi- name Warner led to the downfall of the Smart Women Will Wear! Wotxlland'.s base-ball team was vic- t,w ■ |5c<ircP1t Ten" including fellowsj liaA Ix-.-n dropiwd frupi the regiMratioit Champs In tin- M-cond game of the threc-Rame scries in which they mc>t tiirimu over T K. High scliooi. Friday/01 50 veara'and upwurdi-L In tlw postilist. It will then lx- neceswy for such Styles lint are right on every rtmtests have been quite cxclt- prsnn to'reregister. As anyone rani <ach ol tix« other three teams m one in a clow contest which ended 7 to count I Siwes tiiat are rom/ortHere's Valuei ablet Tlie newest eUor con­ - glime. Seven errors in four Innings The first five Innings brought only one lng- antl nl*,>r<hd a lot uf enjoyment/-<c. the purpose ot tin-, nynnslon l.'i toj ,Jltl ,lw‘ cuntest Thursday. But'the j have iwoptc go turfite ptfll* und cast > trasts of the season. coupled with seven hits by tlx- Think hit „ by’ each- ’^enm. --- eleven ——.—WrxxllamE^ ..r., ----- "Irrepressibles'' were ,not-.................... to i>- dental, •' their ballots • Ward-jiroved to be too large a Job tot n..... ” ’1 b'"— ‘K —• ■* down -Mrikes. vthilf-i 1 ---------............. - when ek’cUons ard-hcld. -7 rough-slwd oyt-r their more ma-| 2-!; ■ At elections, Hu- precinct records are! Tasker-to overcome although hr twiird M‘ven Middleville boyh »wung In vain ut ’‘"" “‘•'“ ‘b..nix puK. .ml .mA mu 11™ lhe third strike. ‘ ,“™d opponents to the score of 9• to ■“ 2/ ’ taken to the voting precinct wlierc the! \ jtured Silk-Lined scored one in Hie first,•<onc; T,lc "Decrepits." ■ voter will cast hLs ballot When he during the four innings. Tasker pitched , Woodland — ’>»■. I--.. • - •»__< - however.n arc'iioTtlis....« ,fxlrt . . ..'1- and ...,a -Hto lhe polish he wilt find a member ofj a nice game, showing good control and ln th'‘ *‘«h-’n,ur >» ‘h - c0,,r— f »'*> “ »'“* 1«*» »» |accident, will attempt to demon ­ keeping his hits well scattered. laeeident. and wm u »u.mni one in the eighth. 7'”| the election board sit ting .at. a table T. K. counted 3 in lhe sixth, one instrate that it was one during'the nest outside the railing, with blank capds. Warncr-of-Uw Centralites had yime .■ ­ contest, which will take place on the one of which the voter must sign. This I diffleuny getting throifgh the first* in­ tlie eighth nnd 2 In lhe ninth. . contains a request that the voter be[ Each team made six hits In all, : afternoon of Decoration Day. ning but steadied down after that, Start/tlie season right! Wear a struck out.' Kim Sigler won the prize lor .shoot- given an official balliit. Tlie voter then! holding tiy Chonih* hit tern for thp-r 1eighteen W<xxilandite.> sl’ort ttat tops them all innings, only one run coming in during while ten Middleville boys went out InJ ing the low score for the Irrepressibles proceeds with \hl.-s reqm-.t card, which and stoja than all for value! । and Ed. Huffman for the Decrepit*. like manner. lie has signed, to the gate'and pres ents '. that time due to a pass ball by Cogs­ Umg and Smith worked for the vic-!r-Dinner wo* served at 6.30 at the well. ■ < fils signature on this rv<iue.->t card with! Country club, over 100 of the memlxra An outstanding fact in the first four tors, while Williams and Boy«r com-: | and their ladies attending, flowing the Signature on the lyecHbctj record • games played Is. that In each case the posed tlie losing battery. । the dinner Die meeting was called to If that evidences that the jx-raon who! winning team has been the one making the least number of errors. It Is a bud ,Four Home Games On/ ■ order by C. E. Doyle of tile sporL-i com- has requested a ballot is the same jht- ! Imittee. who called upon Kim Sigler. son who signed the precinct record, he i land-made . . . fuJLaM . . . break for the pitchers of the league/ will be given tn otncial ballot, which he: when their team mates*foil to suppart from Mtin-bordered crepe 1932 Grid Schedule ' ^can take into lhe booth and prcixirc as them with errorless basebail. Smart plain colors. idf-tlrfMd. Hastings High school will piny four-carried out. consisting of community . Third Ward. I football games on the home gridiron slnglnfc, led by R. T. Walton, and brief the polls, and the voter's name u an-: i. FJ next- fall. I talks by various members. . nounced. a member of the precind* Karmcs, 2b. .. 0 Tire Hawkstcrs have an exceptionally A very pleasing feature was the board will take his prreinet card Midi James, 3b 0 hard schedule. A Kame with Battle ’dancing by a number of young ladies of stamp ujxm it ■ Voted at election held; Adair/ lb i o: Creek Central on September 17 at the Grand Rapids, who were students of on" giving tlfc date, whldever the date Cogswell c. .. i 1 cereal city will open the reason. “ Shader, a dancing ---------- Instructor • i ** Mr. of may be. After the ballot’, are counted J Adrianson. re. i 0 Sept 17 Battle Creek Central—T. that city. Tiw da acini’ was of a very the precinct cards will all be brought i Townsend. I.f. । 1 Sept. 24 Eaton Rapids—H. high order, and a-very pleasing feature to the city clerk, ft will be his duty to .Miller, r.f that looks well i o Oct. 1 Grand Ledge—T. o! the program. take them out one by one and stamp: I Oct 8 Hpwell—H. Following tlie program, tables and upon life permanent records which he; •.. and costs little! i 0 Oct 15 Mason—H. chairs were removed and the evening han retained in his office the siun>:' ’Payne ,p. i 0 Oct. 22-Charlotte—T. very pleasantly spent Ln playing cards statement contained on the precinct, Lacy ... Medium weight ... and perfect - Oct. ?9 East Laming—T. Fred Stebbins winning high score for record, namely "Voted ;U election held"! for meet wear. N.weit color*. Total 22 B 7 15 3 Nov. 5 .Open. lhe men and Mrs. will Stebbins for the that date* With that Silk, reinforced top and sole. • First lurlf of 5th inning. I Nov. 1'j Wayland—H. women. V Blind Bogy" prizes were So long as the j> rson votes at least hand-knit awarded Keith Fuller, and Mrs. Sidney onbe in two years, thia registration will! French of Middleville. continue, without any trouble on the look! part of the voter; but should hr fall Smart! Full-CtUf H'eil.MmlH to vote tor two years in succession, htf City Tennis Fans or she would have to register again. BROADCLOTH Inasmuch as the council hove done Prepare for Tourney so much to nccornifitgiate the voters qf Drawings for the Hastings city tennis the city, and have given'utllclal notice tournament will take place in Hodges' for three weeks through the Bunner, jewelry store commencing at 8:00 which has been supplemented by ar­ Everythin* about these _prPleasing choke ol styles 'ata' o'clock, according to Albert Becker ticles which tins pajx-r has prepan-d. It menu ipcllt Quality! E*cn colors I All with slswt. pufi About twenty entries are expected. A is to be hoped that every witer nf till,) the bultontl Fast colors m sleeves All slip-over*!/ Idea' । junior tournament is also being plan- city, man or woman. w!k> is 21 years । •w^n and printed detigru. die Summer through 1 | ned for boys and girls of the city, he lea* elastic hotlery. *1x1001111*1 support* says. Plans for this will be announced or her name is registered next Friday j arid many other corrective appliance* U later. May o or Saturday. May 7. study and practical axpcrlencc how Co Each Cdlooban* WraooaJ MUST HAVE. THESE TEACHERS* Brown; "I’m afraid Williams has beat results. JUk yqurdoctor. "Tlie teacher doesn't know much.” forgotten about that 825 lie owes me." said Willie. "She says ont» thing one Jones: "Why do you think that?” , day and something ditlerenl the next!" Tie PreKription Drag Store Brown: "He always teems so glad to "Wiust do you mean?" asked mother. B. A. LyBarker, Proprietor "Well, yesterday she told us that four and one made five, and today slit* said Hailing*, Mich. DROPPED THEM. it was three and twol” "How come Jasper didn't get de contfket fo‘ Axin' de rafter* tn de church?" ’ Nowadays. England expects every Etclurire Akron Trim Fitter man to do his duty and pay it. too.— an eavesdropper.' Norfolk Virginian-Pilot. REGISTRAT OPflYS ♦ New Cotton Dresses Uuit responded qui time, as-tome Total 13 5 3- 12 3 7' the House of David On BnM-i on balh; on Warner. 5. ptf! Tile ham‘tills wiwn. lit.. Payne. 1. ort Tusker,' 2. Puxecd bull-.; May 29-30 Ibs. Cogswell. 7. Kennedy,'l. WiM pltriu--,; !&• :■! oir 3Bc. Hastings Indt-;x-iuleni will "begin Warper, 2 Left on Imm . s; Fourth Ward. . ... . near imm-u.ui I.till- raxni Aim 5, Third Wuril.,4 Strurtc out; t/y Wars Hujllng/. Iixvt. three out-of-town imux > pre-aou. to ner, 10 in 4 Innings, by Paynv. 1 in l Hurdx.—nrA FuniKs ,.s<m-l i|m. r btft. lh,. •>fN* Inning,- by Tasker. 6 m 4 innings Sto­ IlMtelwr .I.-tli/nT Boyes -H. time , ((t l>Mv.«f4.-5.».l Sunday and: len Ailriunvin. f. Mlib-r. 2. .!.> ;<eomK • | Monday. May 2:1 and 3«. The local tm '.■•ml <1:1.1. .flr> C\-»lb ,ir, I. .. . . . .. Jarob--. 2. Karin, ■. 3, James. 3. 10c; 2 Ilk ond. Rii-> 111—third, M.uson Arnone > time.; ,,.u-4in ••Lu'fty'" Pembcrum’ will do p 1837. Third. Ward . i good slum- of the mound- duty w:t|i .Mlle run—firi-t. Gardner 'Hi mid. bean < 11 — third, L&rabec 3 -hillBatteries; Warner, Payne and Cogs­ well. Tasker and K< nix-dy. Wiiiuln’i i held. In addition to till'-, inu 440 yanl dash—fir.’t. Snyder «,<<!<!< !<• Mac:pHchcr, Warner. Umpire, A Brown xconcl Ik-rdl-. .D-Uiird. Lrc-hleltner > unJiljnl, nKIun Allll ?1-M Hkt,w IM5.4; Tax Scorer, Stakclcy. boat and stope 'nL’ ,n",_ ! of unitarm:., the imsine-z, men of Ha - ■ BcliHe i« Mac-dm Tax on ixw: N 1 ",'rh' O’*’’”"’8IM yard dtuh-fir.st, Wtiter- 'I' unjr. him-purch.tr ixt new untform.’. for i •'■nd stone-Rclltle Muv 10 First Ward- vs Third Ward, reconrt. Cronk' iH« third. Bishop, 'H.:,1:t. unddhete will lx- worn fur T-' on born, ahd May 12 Second Ward* vs First Ward -time, 2:17. . i ‘ ----220 curd dnrh—first. Om 'Hi-rec-j! against the Houw of David. 'Home Team, Paid ffni? men lor Team ond. Harbiin <1*—third. Mnson <!> — i This Hiinday. Mdy 8. •!•«• Ind«-|iyn- into tin- canal, S3 time. 24 9. ■ Thud Ward .. Bill i driits will play at Tekonslia. Follow ing ' Canal tas »n b./at Relay—first, •,Ionia 'Mason. Ries. i on consecutive Sunilaj.s will lx- came-.' ] meruiRlit ut Live: First Ward '... 500 Hurblmi- time, j u adqiiahcn N’Tond Ward . I nvuiy with Plainwell and Ionia. 5IXJ Benedict. High jump- first. Ad.nn. ■:fli--.sec-'! Hi’icwith Is lhe schedule ot Fourth Ward . ' I ond. Row <H>-third. Bctiedirt •!> ; already booked: I paid to the Lyons ortit height, 5 feet 4 Incites. I In another part ot Broad jump—fir-it, lat-hleltncr iHjr.-etp-s. evideiUlv coph May 15 -Plainwil. there. ,- — if*' for Jelly Kilis b. a- follow.: Muy 22 Ionia, then . laili-d tn hr sutcly. so far?-Tour name Muy 2!>— H»ii,>- <>t David, here. 1 cup stigai. 1 cup flour. I < up will be there us rood you pick up Shot put—first. Ries <h—serond. Muy 3U HoiiM- of David, your first safe hit. , Zcrbel < H>—third. Cronk «lir-dis- । Di-eorulion Day pimr'. Here's Row They Stand. tance. 3f> feet 1 inch. > June 4—Holland, there. Field, ns. Kennedy. e. it-r U.v nt 0 ' 0 a OLD. BOOK CONTAINS • INTERESTING ITEMS .Hawthornites Annex Seven, ?• Hastings pigh-track men will enter Owner Must Have Worked the tlrst '•.LittIr-Heven" meet of the First Places In Dual M-aron at East Lansing Saturday nttOn Erie Canal In 1837 Ac­ "enioon when they will enxu Meet Here cording To Record • , . • . , , - .quadrangular ■ iquadrangUlkr contest contest with Grand , Fourth Ward. a.b r. Hastings Thin-Clads In "Little 7” Meet it’s a White Year! Made to fit! Sizes 1 to 5 .. . o Sizes 5’/j to 8. $2.98 Young Shoe Fashions Favorites! ~Neiv Sport Shoes I Sizes 1 to 5... Sizes 51/? to 8. first in Style for Men! ' 98c Crepe Tie« 49C Mens’ Fancy Sock* 15c Step along tn a Hosiery 49c Trusses—Surgical Belts— Abdominal Supports Correctly Fitted Sweaters SHORTS a uu ji 98c Hastings, Michigan — �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAT 4. 1S32 ' PAGE FOUR The Hastings Banner £*nh This and ---------------------------------1 ,h*‘ot *"clenl E*yp‘ Views and Opinions;. M^.r4 rxr,j Wr,irr,4.,. ’ Tet when the invaders .arrived to be*2 n’ li. i -x., Mi<l>ir*e. gin plurihering this region, the great ---- -------------— - ------- | jcivilixalion -----------Wh»’ E'“was ‘“ in process ■•>“«> of «• decay. ““ »< - ‘That . Backward Glances; WltM UtiieTS 0(1} —-----------------------1 i A TWO-TERMER Referendum or Not? Bits of Yesterday Who Governs? The Right ot Petition. ! TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Rj.ni. iu enm., «... nd und mr ,;UTOr.„, „u, An Undeniable Issue. Born to Mr. and Mrs Fred Jones nt te.te.ite. I11* ■"* renvr.i «ni«l laoe lau-orttu»l>r uwd gov oar.. B Bruck.-.wp.eonv.ii.tel that <ha. he| he —origmauy u.-co rueker we aro-convinced t,,.-. . Pennock hospital Saturday, April 39 for boat traffic between prosperous “> be. on the part of.| a nrnxneniuia vilvll- is sincere sinerw* in hia his desire rfa-slrr to tn reduce rrdurr ex-1 ex-I girl. lages and cities— with sediment until penws and lo lower taxes, but we als-i.^ny who were originally and have1 Mis* Maude Ransom spent the end' .. it became a east, unproductive swamp<£?’ ron'*™* to be favorable to the 18th with friends tn Jackson. । j . .. . c°rd with, thc plan* ot <.<>yi;n other. Amendment and tlie VoixtraH *ri a‘ Misses Ruth Robson an<f'.Theodora • Jand; From records still remaining. It m<.n_ nn(j (iia( (j(H.s not pt Into the! ,i.,I)Oi . seems probable, investigators believe, personal political program* <4 some ot ‘ . 5*fry thc r anUconism (Hoekstra spent lhe week at the latter a I ' home In Holland. that lhe Indians begun to ckar fields the other men in high political place-. “ °>JWBHng efforts to reand that from the beginning of his.ad- •“‘>’"‘1 question to a vote of Hie i Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cook and Mr.' !on the slopes about the lake for agri- ----- .- . ,-------- r------- .u. , people of this country. We cannot and Mra. Levi Payne spent Sunday in* V THREE SIONTfte „ , , ., , , ministration there have been tho*-? ' cuttural pprposes, to supply additional ».ho !o a ,ln<u t„olcr■■. understand why any one should take Kalumaaoo with MIm Lisle Cook. such a position. H those who wanj- i, ■Misses Frances GUI. Helen Bates. ment* increased. All seemed to go wTii Jorlty of the jwoplc of Michigan are- cd, •J*5" amendment before it was; Vera Hungsterfcr. Anne Burton. Mar­ guerite Hctmansjx-rgcr and Beulah' ! for a time. Then rain began to eat »«»» ***>» h“rf “ rt'h’ *" -.« ___ _ ,_ _ , ............ , ,,,,,,, >------- ,..—4 conawiy the surface M Gqltira formed ToVgLt^ Yhti/ wujy; it' tK‘ prtiuG ment into the constitution und gave us ‘W'rl Bt Orand Rapid* Friday night and the Volstead act. then those wlvo doi ,c!naln.ed °'cr ,or thc Abraham Unthat gradually disintegrated even thej ejection.—Cos*o;>uUo-<Tgilaqt. not believe In such action have lhe, C0JP *’lar Saturday. remaining forests. Tlie land became same right, after twelve year* of ex-1 S"”' “nd Bishop. Orpba Warner .reM w|U» -Vf, sedi «w.HAS A ma MEANING unproductive. Hie ^V.. Jake, M filled ­, pcrlcnce »jith the law. to request that!and •Tohn R>an °I Alfeion were home longer suitable little thing with a big mean­ the issue be again submitted to a pop-<yment. wm no li_. w,_________ ... for , 1 / ing. I help everybody. I unlock doors. ular vote. i Me**r*. Morns Hill, Orville Sayles. MAIIU .nd . rr.du.l nd. M oj>en hearts, ^anj dbpcl dw| prejudice. p„Judlir 1, crestWe have always recognized tiiat it is I Stewart Brazee. Harold Smith. Loyal place to other regions. -A great clvili- • fetendship and goodwill I inspire redifficult mw law u> lo eniorce. enforce. Americans •j " ■ Chester Long.. nuium Harold aic McfnlyTe. .......... ■. ...................... • • , *•a unucuii zation that ha* left many stone build"2 I-...,j „ .......... .. „. iiuhi me: ~ -- l/;"'-,— .3 comZc\I l>ore nobody. I violate no laws. I ,-------ings and monuments of superior r,ir rommon law of England. An out- pany wlth Frank Angel! were taken craftsmanship to attest ite Ingenuity c<*1 'lo'hlne *Uny Jhave ‘?rol,*c‘1 mr' standing theory of English law i* that t0 ara,ul Raidds Thursday night for We give you value far in excess of ■ ’ . ... ', . none have condemned me. I am pleas- a man* home is his castle, which is dln,Mr and to see the Abraham Linvanuhed. A racy that wax sufficiently ing to Uluy. o( and Jow dfttn.c , not to be invaded by officers of lhe law. ro,n flay a* the guest* of Abcn Johnour price. clever to erect mammoth temples, jnd am useful every- moment of tlx- day— exccpt with legal processes which war-! "on’ •<’*dcr of the young business men * palace* and to develop an intricate sys- 1 nn* Courtesy.—Eaton Rapids Journal, rant them in so doing, based on port- ' M- c A. group. tem of water transportation failed to live proof that law has been violated • Ma>or Osborn and the committee of This is the outstanding feature of in­ appreciate the fundapiehtal-necessity. ^ade and tariffs in that home, and reasonable ground* Rtur councilrtlen chosen to inspect ternational Custom Made Clothes °<»■—CIMU. ■„X ot! tor belief that it continue* to be violat-! Piemen!* in Detroit intend to leave - d there. THU is a fundamental baste; '-‘■‘lay in a motor car for Jackson. Ann value in the making. mpn who mastered difficult engineering a new post-war low for American for the laws of this country and of’Arbor and Detroit They will examinI problems, and artists whose skill rank* foreign trade A decline of almost n England, it can be seen at once tiiat. 411 kinds of paverilent*. especially those VERN BROWNS ARTtCLES. ' with the ancient EgypHwu were them- bll,10n and “ ,,aIf. in export value* with the possibility of making liquor of "nu nt with which it I* proposed to Value in the fabric as well as the per­ Vcrn Brown’s articles concerning t tic '■ drt..4d b,- OTtebte x,,d rt..w'iS.'T’.lSlte in any home and with the tendency on, P*5* Green and Jetfenon. state payroll ituve been arousing ar. un­ tiie part ot tiio.se who buy It to re----------sonality value’ that .comes from smart fuse to give- testimony as to purchases. । TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. usual amount of comment. Tilts 1* as ft j ha* all tins to do whir modern Amen- balance in two and distinctive styling. ca? Simply this; that no nation, how-Imports arc cut tn volume and value the offU-ers have a very difficult time' Mr and Mrs «. m..a.v rinwn nMaurice Pierson B arc rtjtiuld be. Not in years ha*.any legis­ ever great it becomes, im-MUted m -because exclusion under a high pro- in getting evidence. Further, as there the happy parents of a baby boy born lator taken it npen himself to conduct tenns or ri.bomte .nd ..tenSre .n-1 "f!1"' TTh' T arc several million homes tn this coun-! Saturday He has been named Robert The attractive patterns are here and a study so worthwhile and so ilium!.. .. opuuwuun us iiircign application tann-* try. of to expect . ;_u . i fumitory foreign officers lartfl< to shadow tlwm J. nattnp Every taxpayer in lhe ,sta.c'« art., m turn retlpces reduces exports. export* In fn view view all Wvrald require a force comparable! Mayor Osborn nnnotincMl the fol­ .. ll!iyW eorfstractions. ... .. .... works of " —.’abroad in attractive. priccs"as well. etc can of tlie of lhe decrease should be interested to study the1 fact, | ‘intellectual ntellectual development, development etc ’,. e=.n the relative r^tti :• iiz.f ; .....in io a; large army. , lowing pwmlttee appointment*; (afford to neglect its natural resource* :'h<* iw<» our protective tanfl appears v.e are . ixaking of these mutters be' Public -Improvement s-Titman .that'Representative Brown' has a* iWhal happened to thl* ancient civffi*. have htlrt our.foreign trad- more caute we .wish every reader tuRealize : Schadcr, Anders. Duusc.n ’ wmbltd. that. the enrolment ot thc prohibi; Sidewalks and Ctrwings-Hllton ,Mte„ ™ b.POT in .nr enunur. n!J? b““’ , To make our own p<«itfon dear, we “‘T “apprn :u a,,y cuuniry- new.-Dalla^ New­ lion law is a dintcult proposition, espe- Barber. Dawson and Hobbs ’ < ’ ta.ten,..aww Grriit J1*' structural “’’“‘T achievement often cialiy whtn the making uf liquor Lv Street* and Bridge*-Hobbs Dawcarried into humes; jv-here . ... -.distract* ■. distracts attention from the fact fact that • INDIANA PLAN. .......... - ............. .......... it .. is ex-j son. Barber, Hilton . 11' ‘ ' there At th*’ last regular sc.'-s'.on of th<........har<| for .. officers to gel _... evi. . Waterworks—Barber. Woqton.'Jfobba, these things, things, after, after, all. all. are are impa^iblc impossible governor bndu.ktng tognriimkre-ne, without-ah wuhou|. Dawson. ■» * . • iid<x|tia!e supply of ma­ >t3!, Stature consider..I,:-.. diteUM.i m *‘7 ,,wl ul!I *Und “« *cniluiy : DaWWn support :o Groesbeck. McKeigan or . , . was luid with reference to the Indiana PL ,1'*‘c ° ,u 10 KaJTiMlt tlen’ ln! Finance—Wooton. Titman. Schadcr. MSmrHwllte^u.BnRterel«»Rnu terials; ""** that no nation can >* . be ■"»«>• greater. pta„. whia., brted, .. M Publie Lighting—Dawson. Wanton, Hilton. Titman. . M th.'.Ute tew UM durta rm, .p^i ...... .• - «... .itew !tlf lu natural rrsourefs. budget*, municipal bond issues, etc Ik- ' . nou l,rPM,,t* Itself. Sewera—Schilder. Barber, Hobbs. An. " ' । A ti i* » ' » To,’**® a ’ix'dflc example, this of the *u]>cr ceiitralued govern....................... ‘ 'dcr*. . been anything in the articles so far to men! thrones mvuhvd rtw plan was • ordinances—Hilton. Tilman. Barber. ■ justify such a change. As Vcrn Broun ' not very- popular .c. Lansmi; We d:.-! City property Anders. -Wooton. so ably stated in hl* third article the a" 5UCh 1 lat a?rlc^^rt«s can- not recall Ju>: win.-,- it finished in.it.-.; • Schadcr und Hobbs increase and cxiravaganre m state! n“ m*kc ‘ UU «‘rofll ,rom lh«r land' .'’“I* ‘"f I,:aU; | Thc regular meeting ot thr W. F. M. "The Store for Dad & Lad" S. of ’).■• Methodist church will be held tev.w. .irti,.,, t s... Ut ; not only wili an important class of was beaten. M. S. Coffin, .oca) r»-! expenditures begun with the forma.ion .„trcha^.R; b lnncSlve in rtl£. rnurk,.. ;tmirnnl man. tun nn 80 nr.r farm. 2f in th-’ church parlor* on Wednesday. , of the administrative board, brafn- ,, mtk-* from an Indiana co.mtv ■. ,n ( :i | Muy fl «t two o'clock. Subject: "Christ ,S( >M I: are unwisely child andTx-t of Aiex Gna-sbeck-Th- JUt lh" mile from . paved highway and .. u -|: । the Only Light.". Leader Mr*, Etfa same Gru^beck who said to hi* I>-l,,nnCT5 '*U1 "ol abk' “ ^ntani; gr.-n, 1 road n either .nd of the farm! Khergk « n d. marc . Thomii-.'MUMC under direction of Mis* trr.it fltrevveter. rinrin. o. i<Hn te ■thc fertility of tlidr land through theund-his tut;.! faxe.. on ir.t- properly! i Gertrude Smith. Devotfonate conduct­ turned to this city last week for a .short Mg-^y BicentCHllfill delight to nice pres­ troit MVPOCters during the 1930 «“«• j u>e of fcrtjUz<.„ nt)r to „.tct erosion'a’n'>'in' ’» ;1 wh-dlon by th.--ed by Mr* Mary Pinckard: rcudinj visit. ents than lo 7pan. st.... ternteiij m n».« (Jiiartcrs A bbcar Mr. Lizzie Pryor. All members are E i . ?!n r rrT- .Problems Becausebt the nrime im-:'^r l!<- 1 »<«* Bnwtew M u>, prim. im. Fj.c.„ r, v 11 think * I can be of a* much service to. . ujgcd 'to he present. Supper will be b.12, now uf Chicago.’ spent Sunday in c/etifs.—Sir I*. Sii\J The new George Wa .hinxtnn quart r ..-erved Hom five to seven to which the this city. file city as I gould if I were mayor — portance of foddstuflj. the farmers arc .>3X I:lt, .•... y.f j( Of.ptx- in-Chariotte|. Mrs. Ed. Mentzetwent to lb ntnn dollar, to ini- -u.‘d i.v tlie Uml.d not the o»»ly one.v concerned with the Republican Tribunal, ! public are invited. Tin- «amc Groc-’.lx-cx who. is now being Miss fjllie Gourr of London. Eng- >U,l»r Mi I- IM>, l«-r bw*a.ul «n» bu„„ Tr,.,sun. „ ' fertility r>f the land, all of us an - ♦-boomed to untangle state affairs and^ . ’.and arrived on Monday morning to has secured a pavilion in a furniture,, ■ wltellwr »« ...Ute lh. I.e. nr te« Th,- | JVay (lf ()llr | .UG»7. v put them in "apple pie" order (Just ‘ ! visit her uncle. James Gower. She ar­ factory there. •' I u nnial Celebration, will be coined in condition ol agriculture, therefore. Uf .. rived in New York'on the White Star like he did when he fawned tiie udmui-'I; not a'farm problem, it i* a natfonaii NEWS GLEANINGS. , ! Liner "Adriatic." She did not know that FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. 1! luiso enough nuantiiiv.. in M>ii»ty a istrailve baard in 1921. pcrbapsD Inf ' nounal civmaiid.oflleral of the tn a.'.ury problem. " I Th<’rt! ore more than 5000 islands in I Hostings wa* *o fur from New York. Follbwtng are the delegates who were havi fact the Michigan state government (•■ ' informed .tin- UnilM Stat •< .... - . ‘the Wcit-ttdl-.’s When tli- trainman ahouted Hastings in attendance at the Rcpublicifn conn-;Gf .IMK,. W1 ai Hk-i iiti uniai Comso .organized that a governor can doi’ she got off the'train only to discover ty convention held Saturday. April 39; ^ibwioh Washing! It i."< TRAGEDY OR COMEDY? : Catalina Ma^Th^th.’ mast romlittle to reduce state expenses unless:। Brucker's 15 per rent blanket feduc-| pact airport in the world, its equipment | The .-American people were emplintic ■ that tlie town was Hasfimn. New York’ Assyria—Wm. H Jewell. Richard Jqn<- , '» ...' distribution before ! instead of Hastings. Michigan. Afteraj Daniel W. Ellis anti Thomas H. Bar-!jtjn(, . ' e very ciepnrtmcnr head and every-- In itloh ! . proposal that has been ridiculed i eluding a Heritable. i in tiicir.opjXMiUon to the salouh. 'We i delay of four hours she resumed he! The dr.fun , -UteUUM teterte RMWraiw. Al Ute al,k, ">o-.r.-nil ..|.tete.«. ,o 1„„ journey to this city where she arrived tram; Baltimore—Henry Houghtalm. ----D. C Sanborn. G, R. Durfee and John • ’ ; kv L.... rite. .ZUtetete ,«uur « M.mcS UteSwl mV £ ‘ iST are feeling1 without further rtlshap. Lichty; Barry-Wm p ' sidnam. Adam k.J. , M.,, . .. . pro——« & ■»•»» •” "«■«! ‘"£X rr I.H d ote .ten., two mitltete tester,, TO1J1A,n^ „ lhcIr m be... .-rerftei in WWterb«u«n. a.r- ‘ hlhiuon tar .n teshun. carried IhT'llquor ' 1 fttete. .POTprlr.te.te mtete b, Iltel tttaw„ IMP,. | MIb $„£££”*,JT | THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY _______ Aldrich.________ Catlton—J. „ M. Rr.^r* U»is . by |,.1|fl)llK A[li,.n, „. u WaS cx. ......N.'« ., Y..n: House and Senate, only to have a group, hnvr berIl kl)led rntlrtl> ir ; Tlrrei? per cc nt of the dentists in the *‘u h>rce this matter to an • Mr*. Elizabeth Barber entertains the Barber. Enoch Andrus te'.±. .‘"’I". . nnd tlie designer ol the De­ oi M-itelc n.crnbm carry lid- matter to ch, : U13Well hS(ln t t ,r(1 th(. ,, united State* are women. ,n lh? near future. That seems I Ha*tln;t- Women* club tomorrow eve-j Price; Castleton—John Keaiile. Friend'|,/sculptor 'rung at her home on Jeflcrwin street, |D- Soules, fa-wis Durkee and clement; ipartment mrt7m nt -of Agriculture World W.n • Vw> Stnr.Ev.nu. CVurri j . . I Certain. . cots rt-r.1. Th;. Uul.. Ixxly OT1OT1 ... President ’* Dav niSmith; Hastings township -Samuel J:'.Memorial aM tx-dy hy .dtuianding a roll call , T11e population of Au.-tralia i* ap-' • ll’' Banner hopes to see this sub- il-beln:; T>ir Bl"4 ’kc^’ ’rnmn i tim. u.-7*company are con. I Ridcim.m. Porter Hurton Peter Cramer ? Thc „'bvr. that tht• .governor had no .pojvcr. to, * ,„ section of another ud- and Charles r Brnhunv HMrimts eltv! mate such cuts even though prevtou* 'dition to their storeroom.' They are I1 'governor* lud 1 rdrd tiiat bflng dehtgejl with order-. ’ ‘ ---------- ------ -- _.. ------ —....... , MW5rty 0 unv ai cuttine ate - Hotel Barry formerly known Striker; 4th ward. George M Dewey;' da, ' ,,, ,, _ Iw. ___ _ ... . . Il.ow.— e- V U.. Int I ; ' J /| Ki \V enough. Further eon*iderotluti of nHM*-{ n_r nrH ’! ,, , 1 lutlon which supixurt* ft. but had 'public Monday inuir when a dinnerjA- Osgood and George W.'Valentine; The pnn „ ... UM 0UUIM. .. te.en...dun.'.. “X*„ XK, ‘ will be wrv.’d for Hastings people Irving-John J. Hendershott, Grow, s!d(. w u ,, g]r. „ .. ...; from six to 8 30 o'clock. All are Invit- K Beamer, Jacob Jprdan and .Inhn ;Uon ’ Unit' d Siute* of Amr.'*- Ln.I >«te will OTI„.|,1, tt pateUy.bdl rll..- M 1-M«,r mOT OTelw pr.tel (Ml Rte VoUtt.d A«. CSX ed and thore m>t desiring dinner can I Reuter; JolffistOwn-Hlram Coleman ! Fo“‘l go through the houre which ha* te/nl-J Colmcan. J. A Zimmerman, if. T . ■ . ‘ T . “ . ?'‘d S"”TtiveTy killed in lhe archives of Hi--1" ’ . “ British woman are un- gtiowin;: wimt. .is to be dotie in casc: entirely refitted and refurtitehed Merrill and I. M DcWcy; Maple Grove. vvajS and means c'ommitte-e. And so the! • ‘‘ ' those measures are overthrown seems := ‘ throughout, being thoroughlv modern "------I The first public htvji school .in the''. to t« not only unwi-e but harmful to and uptodate. Win J. Allen uf Grund! ■ i H Eart. Ja*. W Houghtalln. Stephen r(ljn ,, t.xn(.i)v |[t.. xini<. . ‘ i weight j United Suites was founded in Boston , the public interest. E Bowen •"• and4 Jonathan Fox; Pram.- -IM1 n,lt.Ar,H J ir i-j . . ». , im 1831. ' There i.5. scarcely a man who ex-; Rapids i* the new proprietor ■ . F. H. Barlow. Sheriff Cortright andr Ville-A C. rowne. John J. Perkins, I UH^CHl l ara^raphs <'r'..... hl* opr -jtinn tu.natinnal ivroEd, fx>vle started for the Little Mani‘ ! There are 57 countlo- in Texas each! hhntion who says t-.c wants the saloon " '•■■ «.... '■•" ' । •■ ■»■■"■■■ >« • ,,Tl" «,, oron , -some iffim .speeded a* foal al thcUif which is larger than the entire *taU’i bwclc Almost every one. from Al Mee River yesterday morqing where■ t-OUTM.T, III)’in I in — i.. if.“oiom*. George ‘”■1" ;c as they do trying to get •there,!Rhode Island [ smith down, declares lie never wants they will enjoy a ten days’ outing trout WlllumI Itevlte L Hot* ui.l t U, fishing. a, ' mor. *ork would !*■ acccnhnluhr d — । . • lo M t< u siloon again. Tile .icople . ■_ ,, * accuni lis. td. The first Japatiew telegraph bflice in should and are entitled to know what Mrs. Will Rage of Grand Rapid* I* rioriua rimes-union. l!-hP Hudcd States was recently opened! plan is prop«<cd whteh will gtve those visiting friend* and relatives m this ■» «■- ................ .... • v. . ’ L~’ . . 'th I-o^ Angeles. ; who may wish the privilege of buying city. A number, of M-dtfoftS ot the United! . ■ j■Tight uiiwjj mid and beer beer"” or or any any other other ‘ln’ . , ,, ... Dr. I. D. Parkhurst of Middleville Yankee Springs—Zebulnfl B Hoyt. C.il-. ' . A . ‘ Tight wines rtn-JWL^orne W. Wilcox-and tanc! Washington quarter «ill' replace "tn" Joseph -.talfn u )>easantj iwiuanu liquor tjqu'or without the return of the saloon, wa* in the city Tiiurfday. States air no* (accepting eggs as-ciir’ ”scl’“ s ‘a,R» tv «» the An of a rocinakcr. i '••hich •„ntch most admit wu* »■<•»> rency. Doubtful currency, however, •/ Mw< -,nakcr„ . ...w, of v. them .Mem admit aunui wua »ua such sum!ji Ix’e pDw returned to Ann Arbor to­ There will be t'nlKMiii Uioot in our .tcnl >’**“■ n'>w in circuitflot want* the'm : da>.,0 rcM,nw studies after a tussle not bcmg tested’by banging on the The only clwp" suey restaurant inift ”menace that they do """ "*"* again ii is up to opponent* to pre- *’th thl' mcasfe*. — ; B.rK» — !« -Ute fflwur. uturas «ui ."teXi ta counter.—Good Hardware-. Peiping. China, recently closed because .'ent a .plan by which thl* can be done. .Mr». Florence Graham of Yorkville tetete! pl c E ----------------------... . ! of luck of 'American patronage. of Barry county. Entrance fee »1 uo rn^r^ ' ’'A *” Then the people will have the oppor-! *P«nt Sunday with her parents. Mr .of Barry county. Entrance fee $ioo Cllrl-n .,.. tumiy of voting intelligently on the;and Mfs W. W. Hampton. I The shbot to commence at nine o’clock' ' -Minted ­ iit san Francisco' Denver mid Mra- Florence Rus* Graves of Eli sharp, uh> he i- wrong in such a way that :tjin ,Ia» Angeles was tn 1888. when a proposition. If they prefer to have Phihd.’lphia the com-, will be placed in prohibition a* we now have it they can'P**0- Texas, i* expected, in the city’ M’.-nvs like he uj, right after all.-Lo.-. glass fruit jar type w«* used. J circulation through the regular chan­ vote to continue. If they do not want shortly for a flat with relative*. 1 Of 1>U Federal Rtrenv Hanks, and AtigGc* Ti:..i. Sponge ttecklaces hate made their! prohibiUou — Crumbs' of Wisdom ,• nets _ ---------- tlwy - ■ will know what Mrs. Eit- LtajBarnc* of Neenah, Wiscon­ will appear stmulUneouUy in ail parts .... Jamc* O'Coy of For! thine fur the *wi.> : M’pearunce in Paris. I proposed to establish in 1U place. Mn and Mr.. James < BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. I of the cduntjy. ica, .cfwwes .♦ You cinJJ . ’ *.*W‘ \ - — i if <h ’• >h» are opposed to prohl- Wayne. Indiana attended the ic funeral! -— ' 4 ■ ------------will be-the-When' *! B<?ts ready to turn it doesn’t.' X t •'We measure our progress not by the ___ nationui hotel group now tenns ajbUipn will follow constitutional meth-of°i their father, CyrusBowen, Bowen, I week. their father, Cyrus last -------!lu: great; hold out a hand to confu-t you—San ■ ro<’:n c,efk a "reception M.'crctary j txfs in lawfully bringing this’ matter . L E. Knappen of Grand Rapid* was sum of our poiaesalpn* but by lhe number of those who are able to tnjoyi Tlie state legislature E certainly hav1 be willing Francisco Chronicle. ; . Ilo a decision by the American-people. in the city today on business. ! There them.-—Will H. Hays U,e °* lls W life in trying to twek tht avvi-uor in •<;. ' mi-m this . -______ ;, \ “sr; '5.u8 000°ff rrad*° **‘U ln use thin- can be no reasonable objection to -------- — / j*** 'ort nt legtolatlbn that will ' w. ...a tPr; UM™, ... r«. ,■ throughout the «»■ world. » referendum. Thus is a government' FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Women who might make good me- telk-ve the taxpayer* of this state It J of und by thr in-oiKc who have a right Ed. Clark went to Grand1 Rapids chanlca are shunted into cnoking and would seem .wifihat could be done Rcgardh?vh ut one s iwli^uatl mclina- tnurant has a pond in-the middle oil About 600 fi-jlun-length movies arc', n» say what-Jhcy want and what they Tuesday evening. the floor with rubber ducks floating on! produced in the United States efery sewing.••-Amelia Earhart Putnam,- without spending so much time fuesltig tiotv. Re|>rcMtitatne BrowuS articles' do not want. Bitf tn all fairness it Dr. Detulow of Muskegon and one of aviatrtx. it. In some reitaurants we know the!'ear' • : and talking about it it ought not to ought to be presented in a manner so the most prominent phyteicians of the Baltimore. Md. te an independent the voter* will know if they do away : state visited his parents here tills week. -No ont u .te.d„ ,h. Uloteon «h.« lie pcrahu hl* cnthuaio.-un fi express rubber duck* appear on the plate*— with prohibition, what plan is to be Humorist. etty not tn anycounty. people wiU buy from 'altruistic motives; ■ WoaM diver al) tlic ™tm7rhiu\ Dr. c. N. Snyder of Sunfield who itself hi gencrahzaUuns of which the followed. Uw^ounu^S i’ X moat of his time hustling among !«■ proof .is not clear, these are more than Dll* i* a good time for every one to I spends Th.re come. « quie in « m»n> Me -r/.j. \Vlml his patients and selling agricultural ing. hepneth Collins. fay them m relieving county und townbe reasonable, fair and to keep coot. If offset by clear cut. definite analysis j when • .nnten hu u> luce a uea «n>> Its » >> OTO implement* was in the city Friday. the opponents of prohibition follow : "Ideaa and ideate are changing, and We arc still backed by reliable facte which defuute- ter coat.—Los Angele* Times. Mrs L. J Hawkins of Grand Rap|d» i REPROBATE _____________ ~ a । constitutional methods, they have l ““‘Ullng worth ixhile wall make her future home with her I think we are constantly moving to-: n,av'!,, , ly prove that some shake-up in tike, ----------- i This word calls to mind a worthless i right to bpjwc it Dpt they u‘ •* *“-- should' *L Bpt they should' ward better things."—Bhhu Root, inter-1 J w li€1 over-manned structure bl our sQHcj The German invention uf. a’synthetic; fellow, a scoundrel, and in a milder I not a*k the •American people to take daughter. Mrs. jos. Lunn. • i ‘---------Norman Bailey and H. A. Goodyear naUonal lawyer.----------I PARKING IN COVENTRY. wood substitute for meat raises a novel «’>»«•. a scamp. Proin its derivation.! a >oap ‘n Hie dark ’I bey should *tate: government must be made. •Tlie. waters of credit which should i All motorists need calendars in Coviwhit in enqueue. Should the planked however, lhe word actually means a jptan which they propose as a ot this city; a. O. Cortright of Barry; R Larabee ol Baltimore. James L. Cut­ inundale lhe European plains are entry; England. To solve its traffic, steak be served r,r<i nr th* nhnu' person who Is rejected after a second! means of providing for the purchase ler of Hastings townships and Dux a I steak be served first or tlie plank?— trla| -nic Utln ftre rf -a|raln<- of liquor without tlw old-time liquor A LESSON FROM THE PAST. dammed up in unproductive reser- j problems caused by narrow streets this and probare, "to test prove." — Campbell of Hope left Tuesday to at­ votrs."—Arthur saloon, *.«.■.>. which ----meat- _* of them say .they Henderson. British city has signposts wnich say “Pull Un At least a century before the Span- Riclunond Tune* Dispatch. ----------- Rcp-ro-batc Is pronounced with e■ do not waul The old saloon will be tend the democrat state convention al statesman. | Here on Even Datp" on one side of the Urda ut foot on this continent. Indians, A writer say* he once ifted for three short, o “quick-long" as tn obey, us in। buck on the jbb just as certain a* fate. Muskegon, . . —r-----. 'street, while on the other side thev read The lecture by Rev. Seaver of Mid ­ on the Jungled isthmus between North, day* dh a tin ot sardines. He must'l» long ■Th. te., .uiud IM uiu-l-Pull Up iter, on Uiwrcn unless definite plans arc provided dleville in the Presbyterian church venal .doplten nine on, »,u> Ute antem alto,. °0“ and South America had developed a have been terribly cramped tor room-' EmM"- ' But I trust that ye Mialli which wiU do away with it .Tuesday evening was well attended und wTrst grammar That is undoubtedly the street to provide ton aitir.i , '|Coj kR0U --------------- --------------------vigorous clYiUuuou that, recent find-: Humorist . ‘ *,lal wc a,c ,lOt wp^ates." <11 I Ute bteUah la.wua«. -o Bmurd'dan* par«u>t SnviinS ICT IM.' veiy. interesting. j Germany baa no military air force. Mrs. Sophia Kenfivld ot Chicago re- Bhaw. ‘customers. 4 “r> «••*«*«*«•••»ft.. <£JnuibnSwES, ..... SL^EXT.S;'!■■■"■ "i"1? International Custom Made Clothes '•*"™ “»Em.?* .Ch_r“!_,n »19S0„»35<!0 A Quotation xxi’TT"”” r.S'.sSr'-pXKs «;; -xrx“n'“.: xis-r^nte 5^5 .h*XT'L“ a: »> --e.. .... .. �TWE.WABTIWOB MWfflt, WEDNESDAY. MAT 4. ittt Y UNIQUE QUESTIONS WERE INVOLVED * Continued from page one) trial the attorney* for John Denner* daughter and Prank Denner spent a considerable time in an effort to reach a settlement, which was finally arrived at on Tuesday morning of last week We understand that this settlement was very satisfactory to Mr Frank Denner. the |mm book and the signature card WONDERFUL OPPOR­ to hi* room at the Soldiers Home tn TUNITY FOR WOMEN Milwaukee and wrote a letter to Frank Denner. enclosing the signature card, instructing him to sign It and return Institute For Adult Education it to the bank Hr addressed the en­ At Ann Arbor Planned For velope, scaled R. stemped it and five ' Week. May 23—28 minuter late? fell to tl*. floor and ex­ The Extension Division ot the Uni­ pired. An attendant at tlie Home round him. picked up tim letter ami versity of Michigan announces a proby Frank Denner of Kalamazoo. who •aignrd tlie raid promptly and returned it to-thc -Milwauki e bank. ThL* was the condition of the account at Ute time nf John Denner a death. All Ida estate was lit rn»h. whl<*h hart been left in the * 1 v <« Ann Arbor that should Interest every member of the Women's club In this state. The facilities of the University of Michigan have long been used by thc students on the campus, but not until recently have outside organisa­ tions asked permission to come to Ann Arbor to attend lectures and take advantage at other educational fea­ tures traditionally available to resi­ dent students only. When tlie Michigan Federation of Women's clubs tn co-operation with thc Washtenaw County Federation re­ quested tte* Extension Division of thc University to Conduct an Adult Educa­ tion Institute ot a week, beginning on May 23, a precedent ot long standing was overturned This marks lhe first 13123086 BYCO.COMIVlinEE (Continued from page one) we were dinner guest* of-Mr. and Mr* Aben Johnson, Track Meets and Athletic-y— In cooperation with thr County Club Agent. Farm Bureau and School Com­ missioner. we conducted eight rural track meet* last spring with 718 boy* and girls participating, and held a grand finale of township winners at the Eighth Grade Day, June 5th with W) WMAws competing, making 798 rural children In directed athletic*. We also held a meet for Nashville grade* with 116 taking part These, with our regular meet at camp make a grand total bf 1004 in athletics that are supervised, not to cojint all lhe tennis and basket ball and baseball at camp and in group meetings at Wood­ land. Nashville. Middleville and Hun­ ting*. ' . We have had some fine Interchange of play between Bible study groups this winter, confined largely to the three town* with- gyms, although Prairieville Y grbup gete a heap ot ex­ ercise on the dunce floor above thc town hall and they spent one evening with lhe.Hastings Y groups. Camping. Our camps last season were larger than the year before, with 100 enrolled 48 girl* and 52 boy*. We considered John Denner'S daughter and her hus­ band. when they learned of the situa­ tion. employed a firm ol Milwaukee at­ torneys. who contended that Frank Denner had not acquired any right to • this money for two reasons.' , l. That It was an incnmpleted gift In ' that John • Dcnnrr had retained the jw.wf tax>k and control of the funds 2 Tiiat It Ulis oil attempted testa­ mentary disposition Of Ills estate not in compliance with Wisconsin's statute » of Wins. , Frank Denner, of Kalamazoo. Marled professional organization ha* requested ’•'lit to tic tip this cash, fint employing the University of Michigan to furnish Milwaukee attorneys to represent him a formal series of lectures extending The case dragged along for several over a period of a week or more Thc request of the Federation of the eleven years. Thanks to much help iiKinilu. much to Frank Denner's dis­ satisfaction. He therefore conic to Has­ Women's dubs lias been granted and from Hasting* clubs und Individual*, ting* and employed Kim Sigler of this the plan* for the Adult Educition 'In­ many poor children were cared for at stitute are now almost complete. Lec­ camp. 1031 catnfH will always be re­ city to represent him in' the taw*. A very intermting und. iiriplcxing !<•- tures by University professor* nnd ad­ membered most of all for the tragedy • ujI question »U' persented'in the llte- ministrators will continue from Mon­ that occurred when we lost little Jim­ gation. which Mr Sigler carefully ana­ day. May 23. until Saturday noon. May my by accidental drowning. lyzed. Tin* arose because the Wtocon- 28 The subjects to be considered are We had four boy* attending the Htsin laws, applicable to the' case, are Building Die Club Program. Contempo­ Y training camp at Torch lake August very diUcrent from th<MC in this State. rary Drama and tlie Little Theatre 21-30 where Secretary AJigell served as Movement. Fine Arts. Health, and In ­ This legal question can be stated a* fol- j one of the leaders. " . tcrnationol Relations. There are also lxader>hip Training. ' What ta thc ( fleet of a depositor, inl«Wre«“ on University and lhe As mentioned under conferences we creating u Joint account with himself 8lnle- the University and Adult Eduhave held two leaders' meetings, one «nd another party, if he retain* the, c»Uon. the University and Culture, thc -- ______ _ and control «... .K—k Un‘v"»“J ....V. baiAbook o;cr the drposdt nnd ..... the .Physical Education1 Itial fall in the hatlings Presbyterian owif.chatrman, Mr. M I . to ... th............... .nt Women, the IK.. University tlnlvnrtUu and nnrl Citizenr*(flv»n. i church- with “TTfud.joint. account? Ii of - - our b, nnr ”* of thc lectures and Three poaftlons pretent thenwelvraljjjlp, ’and the University and the, L. ^Ti.v | state State Seeretarv Secretary n.v Ray John* assisting unhr such clreffmstanc.-*: Clemente Library land, in ------addition, I The diiMifitzir m.iv intend to make Faculty members who will act as, ----- — ,- we - had camp leaders - ladles present at ail meetings held In Hastings, Freeport,. Middleville and Nashville. . Hi-Y boys conducted evening chureh services at Coats Orove. November 8 The county secretary ha* spoken to several Young People's socletie* on Sunday evening* anjl assisted in secur­ ing special speakers for Sunday eve­ ning service*. Father and Son banquet* have been unusually large and helpful Hastings, on November Jfl. with 335 in coopera­ tion with thc Brotherhood, which has been found the better way; at Mid­ dleville and Nashvilfe too At Wood­ land we had 134. Nashville 200. Middleyilie 215 More than 100 have taken trips through Kellogg'* factory We had a lady from U. of M. speak to Nashville and Hasting-. High .-cliool girl* on Vocation and Life Boy* from one Y group assisted with reorganization of Orangeville Sunday school and teach there each Sunday Two boys, one a Chinese and one a Japanese, Imvu visited tlie county and met with one of our'group* ’ Have tried to visit the hospital al­ most every week lo call on whoever might be there of the men or boys, al­ io called at thr jail and one Y group send* tlie Y. M. C. A magazine there each month " After the report was given consider • ation was directed to ttie wofk^of thc Y. M C. A. for the coming year. It was recognized nt once that some trimming had to be done in the budget, and it was done. ’ Under thc revised budget Secretary Angell will receive from Hie Barry County Y M. C. A. committee but tl.800. Tills is a considerable- reduction und. Il is believed, with a much lower budget the work can be continued for 142103 MILO, y IM The Prairieville Township Sunday! School Association held atxAher iiuptr-! Ing meeting at Milo M. E ehurchl Sunday with forenoon and afternoon i sessions The made in charge of Mr* Bhepherd and B H. Fenner had thc I morndig devotion* Report.* of 8ecrc-i tary. Treasurer and school.* followed A motion was made and,carried, wei hold afternoon session* in conventions.* eliminating thr dinner* Sunday school! hour followed with fifty-nine in at-; tendance Luncheon was servvK, top about seventy After (he muib service tn the afternoon Nrlron Beers of Spring Brook took charge Ml.** Floo­ sie ' Adrlanson * talk on Building Up' a, class of young people" woo most timely . I Mr Siberson and accompanist of Plainwell sang two beautiful selections; a round table on Sunday >ch<x»l worki was conducted by Rev Mile.* After another song Rev, Gearhart of Hickory! Corners gave an earnest addrts urg­ Ing a draper r.on.*ecratlnn to (he work! of thc Lord Jew Christ, closing anoth-' er g«xl convention, ' On Thursday evening JiT* last weak!Mr und Mr* BrudfieldA-ntertained for' sujiper In honor of Mr and Mr.* Iz-' land Wilcox'* twelfth wedding anniver- j .vary. Mr'and Mr* McCteer and zon.f Mr. and Mr* Charite Walker and son' and Elmer Howard and Mr and Mrs Wilcox's two children all of Kalamazoo Albert Chase returned home fpim Piulnwell Sunday' leaving his *i*teri about tiie same und only iiblc to b<- up’ PHONE 2497 a i»art ot thc time I Homer FlJiher xjfrnt Sunday at the honte of his parent.* returning Mcndayr morning to hi* work nt Cloverdale Memorial Art Work* flH ’Hasting* Monument Work* 01 IRONSIDE BROS., Prop.. , thc concert in Kaladiaaon Saturday evening given by four hundred male .. HASTINGS —-..—It—. “SURE DEATH” with April. Scry Angell, himself, HENDERSHOTT. made possible the large reduction by Mr and Mrs A. C. Clark, th.- twins1 volunteering to take a considerable nnd Mrs. Henry, spent Sunday with ..TO vllco in hi* own. pay, and in running relatives in Juck*<>n. expenses also. Mr and Mrs Ba.-il Hayward and ft is fine that Secretary Angell ui to daughters’from Alto were u«fk-end i;m--t? at the Ijotne of Wilbur Shuutz t* a jx n-on whom thb county rnnno’ Caller* at Chas Van Vrankcu.-. on afford tn tel go. The thousands of cn®. Sunday wen- Mrs, Su*k- Brundage. Mr. BY USING tact* ho make* 'WHtythe young people und Mrs Ray Brundage and Thayer of H>e county every JW cannot fall Brundage nnd son of Kalamazoo and to interest them more and more in th? Mr. and Mr*. Basil Hayward and higher thing* ot-4lfe. It might ’be s.nd daughter* of Alto that tDitd Angell u nn institution In thir Miss Josephine Romig called ut A county. becauM* of hh auceemful work C Clark's Monday a/tefnoon She will for our young people What he ij,dotng be at our Sunday school May 15 to every day is bearing fruit in tfiaracn-: help with thr missionary program and higher ideal* In life tor those who which has been postponed until that have reached or are attaining* the for­ date. mative period of their Uw-s. when char­ All hearts, tune saddened and all'ex­ shall have right* ol SlthdrawaT and Thomas and many other* of equal1 llir v‘sl‘s the county secretary and acter can be and te largely formed tend their deepeat sympathy to Mr . *rmu.nave rignt* oi wnnarawai anti abll|t' * .„>mc of the outaidc secretarie*. make Ideal* are taken into young live* which and Mrs Robert Haynes in the lo*.* of will remain a* long us they shall live their little daughter. Treva. my Intend to iirt! Wfll be the)trMning^ogrem. We are sure that everyone who can do ThertTlHU be the regular church and witnnmirolwithilk nghtofiiinlvor-I^^^JnliL^^'T!^ 0™!: d ' ‘ . I,' » I Ml HIV IIKUIMCO’.U* . .... । Federation while in Ann Arbor; rooms;'•roup* and who have ability. Men so will be glad to atd the work which Sunday school service.* next Sunday. lhe courts nf various state.* of nuJJ are also available at the Michigan *»»> lh''rec-wdn tn group lead­ the County Y. M. C A. 1* doing. It n A M and the Mother * Day program . Union and at private residences'. Al- ( pr4‘,1l’ arc ,Eld”n Woodland not in comiMUitton. with any other or­ will be given in the evening. The min­ Union arc not agreed upon this sub­ IV Is U a 3 co-operative move move-­ ister will preach the Mother-.* Day ser­ . ready enough paid registrations have and L,0>’d IJndwy of Prairieville, some ganization. Ip ject. ’According!*, in severe) jurtsdic-; " spiritual Ideal* of mon in the morning and each mother ' j cluw vcruitR arn Recker and it)R the arc Alliert Alberl B4 'cker “ n“ ment Mressij tions. state legislature* have undertak-) i>een received to insure the succra* of life. present will feeelve a .small gift Tiie undertaking. Registrations are.] CrtxJt, ; (i to nettle the ■ question. Michigan.;,the ■ callection at night will go to the Old’ Neu York Colorado and some other* ■however, •being received dally| Group* and Club* ot Boy* and Girls. People's Home at Grand Rapid*. Ix-t .V ,‘..iv fTh<* ,o,“* «u*”her of individual latex have parted a statute declaring 'PORf,‘bI!’ 10 Bt h* I‘.T Mr and Mra jVm. Spath were calling u* be as generous a* possible i ktiUite nnd lo participate in all of its « rou l “ ar < » 0 mo " “ ,l » Wr ««« > “ st in sntatanee. that when a drpodt.ahalll ,n *" *»• Thursday was Chas Van Vranken'* many educational and social features hut attendance has been better, and on old neighboFs here Monday enjoute be made In any bank In the name oft for an inconceivably small amount of from Florida to Nou York state where birthday and Mr. and Mr.-. Basil Hay­ more have been helped ia-h d'-positor or any other person. to>’I money ' Ench group ha* tome distinctive fea- Mr Spath has employment at the ball ward with Eleanor and Cleone ot Al­ !>■ l>ui<r t<> either or to the aurvlvtr.l ground* * to came in the evening for supper and Social events for the .week include, one may be lhe exclusion of ath*uch deposit shall bemnw thr property}j Mr and Mrs John sfurphy. Mr* to help him celebrate. , tea*, luncheons, organ recital, reccp- "•ties nnd all time devoted to Bible •if Mich pcrsoiv. as "j«unt tenant-*." nn.-i1 | t Ion. dinner, etc. Mrs. M. R. Key worth reading; another spceMtMzlnr In dls- Senia Green and son Izon of Grand Everyone who could go attended tike bank will Im- protrcicd if inyment, of Hamtramck te'state chairman of1 cuwlon; while some ottwr* have rather Rapid* i>|ient Tuesday nt Charles' Ben­ Rev. Showerman's funeral tn Hastings 1* made to either of the partlc* or to, nett's. programs each, night last Monday All arc saddened al the i the Adult Education Institute. All in- wcl1 balanced ■> — the survivor. Hastings naturally has the largest Several from this way attended tin- passing of thl.* fine man and express ! quirics should be directed to thc Ex­ On thc other hand other states. Wis-l attendance with between 60 and 75 funeral of Walter Hannah Tuesday P deep sympathy far Mrs. Showermati. con*in included, have passed this same], tension Division. University of Mlch- sharing, while Woodland would lie sec­ M. at MtddlevilH He attended th? ** you are troubled with moles or ■ Mittute, except that they have left out * igan. Ann Arbor ond, then Middleville which has had Pleasant .Hill school throughout the gophers get some of this new prepara­ tlu- word* "shall become the prop­ unusually good Bible study with Rev lower grades but has made bis home In EVEN AS YOU AND I. Next Sunday. May 8, being Mother * erty ef auch persons as joint tenant* ' tion and be troubled no more. - --t Notwithstanding the ever-increasing McKean directing. Detroit the past few year*. . day an appropriate sermon will be Had John Denner made this deposit number of filling stations. 80 per cent Nashville Hi-Y is larger (han ever Mrs. Matt Bedlord received word given by lhe pastor -at the morning d!- .!.n /ny ot fos frcc wrrice by the thb year, while Freeport boys have that her brother's (Clyde Daniel*) little RE bank In Michigan, there could have Americanr Automobile Association are not done a* well #* last, but thc Ctrl boy had been struck by a car while The Cemetery Circle members are been no question whatever about Frank due to running out of gas. । Reserve group them led by Ml** Ellu crrwdng thc street and received r*frac- planning a memorial program to tie Denra’rs right to it. But ilic state --------------- «-•-»--------------Cow 1c*. ha* dune better than ever this turr of the skull. They reside at High given at the church previous to the courts-of Wiwnnsiii frown upon joint It wa* discovered during excavation* | year. Point. North Carolina decoration of tlie graves this month. tenancies. Tlie specific questtoh in- In one London street that there had.! •• Hasting* Hi-Y club featured church Mrs Curtis Pierce of Grand Rapids The date also Die program will be an­ "Whtre Immediate Attention and Courteey Are Shown to AU” teihrd in thl* case,ha* never brx-n de­ been no previous work done al this attendance, visiting ull thc churches tn spent Wednesday with her parent*. Mr. nounced later.’ The Circle will •berve cided by the Supreme court ol Wiscon­ partlcular-opot since 1870. Mistake* tike Hasting* save two. Many of the 16 and Mrs. Steve Otfrter. HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2115 WE DELIVER thfcir next dinner Thursdaj. May 12. this are bound to happen sometimes — sin. . groups have helped tn relieving want Tiie children of the school made and at tlie basement with the following ap­ After the. case had been assigned for Humorist. umong folks during tlie year. distributed May baskets, pointed for work. Belle Hoffman. Fern 1 Mr*. Patton, of Grand Rapids, lias Mr*. Edith Johnson entertained tlie Herrlhgton. Linda Butler. Clessie Fris­ made two trips into thc cutfHTyTo as­ Project chib at a *oclal meeting Thurs­ by and Mary Herrington. • ' STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. sist thc Girl Reserve groups in Wood­ day afternoon., A plant exchange was Lyla Jean Pierce accompanied Mr Mr und Mrs Heber Foster and fam* land (two there) and al Middleville enjoyed by all. The next pieeting will -..U «... Aaron jxnwuciK, Cemetery Circle will and Mrs. Scliwucho «, to .re-.™, Detroit . 'rhp . of Barry;tile spent Sunday at 8. and Frreport. be with Margaret Tabor. May 19. where they visited at thc Victor Sproul !!”** with Mr nnd Mrs Ralph Striker Tlie Junior Girl Reserve club at Saturday evening. Alay 7. All memVen* Carter took Mr. and Mr*.' Sim home over thc week end. ■ Nashville have pul on some unusual Nibb* to Middleville Saturday. P. M Mr. and Mrs. Clair White and fam* Mr and Mr* Walter Icke of the /'■ ar,‘ ’« >* prment. social feature* This wax thc first.time Sim has been Striker district were Sunday visitors at "nd Mr* James Mend and Mr Uy nnd .Mrs, A. Miller of Hastings We are indebted to the women lead­ able to go tq town for five months. Archie Herringtons. and Mr*. William Richurd* called on spent Wednesday evening with Mr. and ers who serve unselfishly to lielp these Mrs. Mary Mills spent a couple ot ------»-•-•-----Mr and Mr* Guy Mead ol Banflcld Mr > J Williams. girls. Mr*. Coy Brumm'and Mrs J. D days nt her farm south of Irving Onrof the best cures for love at ftr*l Sunday forenoon und spent the after­ Miss Ethtl Eaton and Sterling Eaton VanDeVentcr al Nuslivtllc. Mrs. C. J. Mrs. Chamberlain. Mr* Helen Ives. sight may be marriage.------------------------ noon with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Fuhr spent Sunday in Kalanxioo. Barnum and MU* Helene Schuler at Mr. and Mrs John (Wilke* , and eon Woodland, Mrs. M. D. McKean and Duane were Sunday afternoon caileri. MUs Thomas at Middleville; and at Matt Bedford *. money could not employ the devoted Mr. and Mr*. Byron Rc.wtadcr and Saturday, May 7^ Friday,May 6 leadership of our men leaders, some of children affent lhe week end with her whom I have already mentioned, others parent*, Mr and Mrs R J. Williams arc W. C. Smith and J. D. VanDe­ Mrs Siebert returned here with them PALMOLIVE SOAP venter of Nashville. Vem Prentice, after spending a couple of weeks in PER BARForest Roe. Miles Beumer, and C. J. Grand Rapid* . Barnum of Woodland. Ivah Lyons ot Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Campbell and SOAP CHIPS. Urge pkg. OE< STUFFED OLIVES. Middleville and Kendall Coats ot son Emmett ajznt Saturday afternoon 2 FOB— wO LARGE BOTTLfpS— Coals Grove; Edgar Cheney of Carl­ and Sunday with htr parent* near DILL PICKLES. APRICOTS, large, delicton Center;' Shirley Voorhees. Free­ Kalamazoo. QUART JAR— port; Joe Brozak. Wesley Logan. Har­ Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer and chil­ old Logan. Darrell Hall, and Clay B&s- dren. Aden and Hazel Campbell sjicni NORTHERN TISSUE > sett of Hastings. Sunday at Lloyd Shroyer's near Carl­ t.uriuus fruit 3 I . 4 ROLLS— j Supplementary Educational Work. ton Center. „ ' SWEET PICKLES, BIG JACK SOAP Arlene Williams wa* absent from Seven lioys from thc county liavc ‘ profited by extensive trips to New York school Thursday and Friday on account of Ulncss I and Washington during the year. One HILLS BROS. COFFEE The milk that you use in your home by the Barry County Health Unit and i boy al tended the big convention tn should not only be >prodiiced udder SOUTH THORNAPPLE. hy state ihspectoni. If you are inter* Cleveland. Some 250 attended special Wilh each box of graham CHILLI SAUCE. Helnx'* 4 QC CLEAN .surroundings, but every <*pJohn Moore, who with hi* father-in­ *n»teu you can get thr rtMujt of the conferences of information and inLARGE BOTTLE— I W < Cracker* Purchased law hay been working his onion sptratlan. • erntion in the handling and production County HenlHt-dinit teat. Because of We have had outstanding speakers ground, has gone back to Ohio. When uf it, should be done in the CLEANEST the clcahl>nei» orrfic milk it-produces. before the High school and at dinner he return* hta family will accompany possible way. Pasteurizing milk will Highlands Dairy is the only dairy in club*. Mr O O Stanchfield und Mr. him. They will reside ip Mrs Martha kill the. disease producing germs, but it Herman of the National Council and Hoyt'* house for the summer this section permitted by state authoriBEST BOLOGNA O£C Mr. und Mra- FTcd Bowerman are lhe BEEF BOASTS will NOT remove the dirt ami filtji that Mr. Turner of Philippine Island* speak­ tiw to'sell'Grade "A" Milk- Whether » LBS.— <aW gets into milk through unclean'mething to the High school* of Woodland. parent* of a new little daughter you buy our Grade “A" or-Grade “B" Mr and Mr*. Sidney Kenyon who re­ Nashville and Hastings. Fully 1200 bds. either before or after the process FORK LOIN, Shoulder 4 4C SLICED BACON Milk you can KNOW it is CLEAN—und pupils have been reached In this way. sided west of Middleville this jiart win­ 2 LB$.— CU HAM END—13c «nd— I I of Pasteurization. These outside men have had many­ ter moved and ure nicely settled on the for that reason it will keep sweet personal interviews with local boys John Carter farm, known u the Cha*. longer. Every drop of milk we sell in When you buy ifighlands Dairy Milk too. os have tiie leaders through the Sprccn farm. BUTTER, HhulU, Free-' QAC BEST Pt'KE LARD 9QC Hastings comes from our own herd, you can KNOW that you are getting Mrs. Reed of Yankee Springs has port, Middleville II— CU 4 LBS.—,fcW CLEAN, pure milk, it hrhs been tested which is regularly inspected. We have. had. besides these men. been aaslktlng at the Ben Purks home some of our own stale men. Mr. Ray a* Mrs. Parks ha* been confined lo Johns. Roy C. Vail. Fred B Freeman. her bed but Is able to sit up a little We carry a fall line of fresh fruits and vegetables. GRADE “A” MILK (Paaleurixed or Raw),—10c Quart. Dr. Ernest Burnham of Htlamazoo now. GRADE “B” MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—8c Quart. .Make our ttore your trading point. Phone us your order*. Mr. Perry Barnum went to Zeeland Normal. Dean Eugene Davenport. Then we have between 40 and 50 copies of Saturday “Young Men" coming into lhe county HIS MARK. each month ami into all four high Husband (returning from Germany): schools besides tiie splendid help of tlie newspaper* in spreading Y. M. “Well, dearie, I have made my mark." Wife: "Oh. so they paid you Ln Ger­ C. A. Information. PHONE 2491 FREE DELIVERY man money while you were there?" ROBT. W. COOK, Prop. HASTINGS, Special Events. TELEPHONE 2651 GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE Our annual observance of the Week People otten spend *u much time ot Prayer resulted thl* fall in about looking at tax h sides ot a question that the same attendance a* before, wilh they forget the inside. Moles and Gophers Force's Diamond Mole Killer This preparation is something new. It is composed of ingredients that moles are fond of and mixed with. sT poison. DIAMOND MOLL and GOPHER KILLERS are placed in the main lanes or runways. After eating Force’s Mole Killer the moles bury themselves. Nothing more for you to.worry about. IS B. A. LyBARKER SERVICE — CREDIT — LOW PRICES Some o£ Our ♦ BARGAINS 9C ir 23c 24c Free-Whoopie Ball ? 6C 19c 19c 29‘ 29c 37c CLEAN MILK Is Not Only Safer But You Will Find That It Keeps Sweet Longer! MEAT SPECIALS 12’/2c HINMAN'S 114 1 lANIf LAI UY J �paok ant THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY 4. ISJ? Milking Shorthorn Leads All Breeds for the Month of March PROPOSED INDIANA PLAN NOT ECONOMICAL ;n the form of a farew/il to Denner t Thoinivon. wlx> becomes u tenderfoot scout this- week, rfcfrwhntrnta were . served by tiie cubmaster und Mrs C. E j Would Give State Absolute 'Hyatt with Mrs. C. J. Sullivan assht-l Thc Barry Nd. 1 Cow 'Testing Amo- made 47.1 lbs’. of fat- nnd 1240 lbs. of FIRST AID TRAINING. Power of City and Township ’ , ing. Th- achievement program hail MWda. U» month or M.rrl. will, Th* nJ"" l> "IW b» «> Thursday evening. April 28. at the’ carried forward constantly nnd several ™ cows ... on ....test. Forty of gcy>Reuther and Sheldons grade JerBudgets and Bonds ' Red Cross First Aid meeting special In- i a ... total of. 236 whleh nja()e ond ■of the boys are advancing toward new u». of oi fat, rar. Attempt * were made in thg last Jistructlon was given in how to mow.; this number are dry. Tiie . average <b>4i 0 lbs. ™r.r. raf rr.,,v In lured too j ‘“£ "'.Im b.< COmpWrt ll>. undress and care for persons In tne the Association Association ;I T -• production per cow in The cow that led the nsrxxrlatlon in wm 700 pounds of milk nnd 37 pounds head.-, the aged cuw civs. She. is n k“ tk - Xni the roller balidaae TH- next meetrnv! ’ :,n”d the Wolf Go!d«-n Honor Ar' of fat. Twenty-six cows produced purebred milking Hhorthom owned'by Ind ana pton ‘n this stab. In.* plan. • more than 1250 lbs. of milk nnd fifteen Milo Shaw. She produced-1779 lbs. of contemplat.-s giving the sfa atewHU • cows made over 5o lb* of fat. ! milk and 85 4 lb*, of fnt Who says ov‘‘r '’1.unlc"i‘a‘ and Our list of good bulls was shortened Shorthorns' won! milk? Second high 'kUdgeU and bona issues, with the right church Ha.' when we lot one of thc best Holstein aged cow is a grade Ouerhsey owned- ><> veto i!«-in.< therein, as well as to an-i CLASS IN MAP MAKING | TROOP~74 bulls In Bairy county. Thl* wa* none, by R W. Cook- She produced 942 lbs. ,,u* or c*--n:irm contracts entered into: Tufubiy ev.nlng at 6-30 o'clock Dr j Troop 74 wUI bold ’ thrlr rpuulil. other than thc famous DrKalScgis Al-:uf milk nnd 58.4 lb*, of fat In third by municipalities . . No. .. 503075 -------- Hp lhgt Wcnnari|}. tf .h«:l<l lw II a eitv city unvertimetu government should Ik- ear. cor­ c. E. Hyatt, deputy commissioner, b Thuraduy afternoon out-door meeting J cartra Lad ... u,.a|j brfd br i)Iarp wv hgve n conducting a chus m the study of map u>UaL thr all .dav hlke being delayed rupt. it might'be a good thing to h.u ’ -r R. W. Cook, sold to Jesse OsgoodJ nnd- would W dead and gone before reach«r po^ibly’ two wi-eks control available. but for: makini- and merit badge work in sur-; • "We've just taken advantage of lhe Home Inspection Sendee Son and later traded to Lloyd Gaskill ipg the. age of 10 years, but she isn't. .M.mj^j^'de ‘ \a-t_________ offered by Jhe Home. Lumber Co. and are thrilled—yes; that's thr . and Marshall Pierce. Jesso Osgood As a matter of fact.she made 1795-lbs. thl^ordinary -------- - ■ municipality ,------- , . tire .. Indiana veying. Alt scout* or .-couter* interested please call Dr Hyatt at 233! or come t<ii .MIDDLEVILLE. word—at the results. You'll lin^rriland why after you've heard bc.hurtful muidl.-oimner-. and Son have eleven tested daughters of milk and 55 6 lb*, of fat She. gave Pl-‘“ class which is held at, Ids-hiMiie und ] «... insiancti. otir our own city. Who the Take, for itutancu. ol-thls old bull which have a 30' in- inorr milk during the month of March >- in.. ,,,rL-> r*f 1,' Tlie remains of ■ Walter ol, who Wju gnd Hantra.1M.gi crraM* in production over their dams than any other row oq test.-' Wm. Velte ‘'« Lansing know* so .much about thr; in lhe ,Mik> of the city. "Once upon a time, as the say. my hubby engaged a nn'. - -- . m.fds of HMrings HUMlnKs as to be able to Mt .- it in own* her. ' - needs Lloyd Gaskill and Marshall Pierce ’w»Mia FIELD DAY FOR NASHVILLE. I here, were brought here for the ftinrnill hair quite a number of his daughters l.vlfi Garfield again has the upon the city's •.budget?. MW high IRfU J» ' ‘lR»"ent " ’ ■ . So! All scouts and leaders of Ca.- thton. ai>'’ hiirlal on Friday He wax the.-*onj stall a bathroom. Hi- built a leunto in an angle of the house. The less uni" far "* os ‘the wa township and *icrrit«w’ that hav*nt freshened yet. and thera vmail'herd of six tfl' cows or'1r M ar H“ Battrter .lv- concerned — - irrounding:Mr. and Mrs. George _Hunna and! Holstein* w"Uhl far rather trust a city council Nashville are urged to aid and n»-o|>cr- .’"aves. besides the inntifrr. a brothei f are also several sons of.hls that are Win. Veitr'j. six <6> purebred Hol.-tcn^ M-rmril a year So frayed were our nerves by the pounding and in use in various herds throughout the wen* second! Garfield'S 3 grade Jer­ than ahy state commission 6r state.1 ate in tlie staging of the rural school and .*bier and othtjr /relatives and muw. (In top ol II all. that leanto spoiled the lines of 'our house county. ' seys averaged 1021 lbs. of milk and officer We think 1! Vould be n . farj field day nnd program to be held *tt many friends lo mourn his pawing, and made, it look funny. greater temptation to cuntrnrtur* ’«>: the Ball Park Nxihiille. May 20th. the, *' — Ollntore's Fritiy "J" No. 162722. Aire • -I Frank Blimpson. aged H3 year*. and: corrupt a representative ot the Mate, of many very desirable heifers in C. 1373 lb*, of fnilk and 43 8 lbs. of fat special event* have been planned for -"As lurk would have it, ue moved into another house that an" old timer of this, -i township. pa*M*l I M. Stowell's herd of P B. Guernseys, -C. M Stowell'.* 9 purebred Guernseys who controls the contracts made by all. hail no bath, and. owing to our former unfortunate rxpeririur. we ami uirl scoutx beside* the regu-jaway on Wednesday evening Tlie fudied during the Jo-'t days of March.'‘ rank first In the medium silted herd of municipalities, than-it would thc of­ boy put nil building one. neral Wiis held from the old home near’; There Is nb doubt that he ha* sired :"-J5 cow*. with an average of 1000 lbs. ficials of such cities or township* who lar field dav activities. Parmelee on Saturday nt 2 P. M . burial > heifers of ns high quality ns any : of. milk and 47 5 lbs. of fat. Marshall have a direct resjionjibility. CUB PACK 14. . at the'Parmelee cemetery. Several chil-1 Guernsey bull tn this part of the Pierce owns thc second high herd in spector »i - ---- -- --- ■ - —- -----• At. t!i« cub meeting of thr newly or--. country. Since old "Fritzy's" dedth. 1 this class His 7 purebred and mhKe it poMible for citiwn* in a com- <anln.d Park M H;u, ling*. I>r O F dren Und a sUter are left behind. Many I teunte*!' Mr. Stowell has purchased Thornwood grade Holstein-, made mo average Of mun ij whrre <te nwngt l, ran** o>|Lnckww mtovuu.r. 3 J„ wntaratey will miss his pleasant smile. . The retiming of Miss Violet Parker "But the lu*pe<tor had a real Idea. The bathroom, he ex­ Eminent No. 172394 from the Thorn­ 1084 lbs of milk and 39.4 lbs. of fat. COTW U> lo <he -UU. r« rn,ua ,„ K- sn sn.,;,., ,:.i .. . -----.. — ----hi Arrived here from California .where , plained. would be partitioned off from a large bedroom. Using wood Dairy Co. at Ada. His dam was .llarg,, and ' ' " ' Thf large herd of 16 cow,* or more InwstkaUon. and to make it impo-.- tcltarge and the the cubs cubs vi visited the horne <)„. had llunl Wlth ;l >1>t er since the| a 534 lb, cow and his sire i-- French­ uib hud by R. W. Cook’s 28 purebred ' ' * “ ' • •hmim' McMil; ({e-atli of her mother some years ago. islicd exactly lo thatch thr plastered nail'-. Time'.* Alxiut tuo man's Defender, u proved bull, both in 4<nd grade HuL-.tehu. with an average days. The dealer would relieve its of all details and Include thr .transmitting type and production. oi 899 lbs ot milk and 30.G ll». of fat. material und labor on tine hill! Thornwood Eminent is 2 years old and Milo Shaw lias the second high herd, would be wise for states to tend to their ,,nlov t,lls fhtrodtfetion as much as th.-1She leave.* several broth­ “ ha* been a winner in the show ring with an average of 562 lbs ot jpllk »jnd. own bialpo. uni tap-mur.ly «»«1CU£ Al,„ , ,h„n ,.a,k "„| .mid™,; "Wrlf. in light of our former experience ur thought there all his life. By the time he |5 four 23.1 lb- oi fait.—Leslie Raber. Tester. ; loom rnwUM .Ho,.., u„ n „„ Ihr W1. ""L , i,,™,,!. years old lie • will have daughters and fbr good rea-sons invited to Inveiti- k,..a d.MI]1SM.d ...q, lhl. a M ? , , , ' ‘‘‘ini tiv gatc . .ixn* m.misKU uitn tru cud prinniM । ,d our tOun. who had been .spending enough ip production to prove him. Our understanding is that in Indiana | '' ______ ] ”» u lnter m Florida, arnved here Sat Coming now to our cows we find that Voter Registration "And now nvrr there 1* mir beautiful bathroom. thia so-called iilan is carried uu*; AREA FIELD DAY. urday to spend the week end, before' R W. Cuok owned the high 2 year' old ‘ to Begin This Week where it la not proving to be economical and] At thc Field o..y Committee meeting1 J*,unlln« to tl,eir lake. City home, for March. She is a Grade Jersey and made 831 lb*, of milk nnd 46,5 lbs. of Laming. Mich—For. the first time, bi far from satisfactory to the |a-upk>. of the area committee held at BattleKwatiy enjoyed the winter tn tlie fat Second is a P. B. Holstein owned • -------- --------------------creek scout headquarter* Thursday I ,“n* ’ I"ic. Wr wuuucru !n Mlfhllian’s history the. department, TA.MARAC CORNERS. afternoon, the date for the annual Boy 'hem back In by Marshall Pierce. She. produced lbs of fat 01 5Ull? have supervisory control of 1325 lbs. of milk and 46.4 lb.. We were aH pained lo b-ant ol the । Scout Field Ltav w.*: -set for Fridit*! j. « B.,«v Holstein, «K-s. A grade also owned owned • by by registration of voters after election1 sad new.vof the death of one of oar' afternoon. June 3. fvenu to begin sT’Sla. JJt ul M^Tirihl Marshall Pierce, produced 1617 lbs. of >»*'s adojit.-d by the 1929 legislature;; former Tamarac boys. Archer Hull. He, promptly -at .12.45 o'clock. Scouts and! , ,'u‘ ' J!'’ ,1.milk and 45 I lb.-, oi fat for third place, hecome completely effective. | was suddenly killed by a train near'tenders will parade from Uie City Hall ! MkU,1”1.0!.1; ' HASTINGS, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2276 On ’l»- 3 year old das* was headed by by n" May* 1. there ’h*r" are 66 cities and 31 'I Galesburg last week ^Tuesday. We all >■! Battle Creek, through the business! hat townships ut “ Fhe state-which will .start I fair. Alter thc meal they went to th*-: -Mfiynard MUJcr's P. B Jer*.-" ’ I give our’deepest sympathy • district to Genebach Field, where the to b new systems of permanent registration school building and danced. , ! made 1335 Ibis.' of milk contain! ; Lawr-nce Burgess and family formheld events will be run off. No .idtnis-.' o,"nVr7i,7' William W, Johnsdti and wife of ll». of fat Next in line was — ”of of voters. Cities and township- »'H>‘! M(L|nv td«ht’' spent Monday and]sion i* charge and everyone is^urged toi Yankee Springs arc now living wilh Jesse Qsgorxl untl Bon’.s P. B. Holsteins less than 5.000 population and ' Monday Manfl “| night at - chtiries Newman's :-'trend and see these demonstrations of-! that gave 1451 lbs. of milk nnd 59.5 will not need to reregister voters un).-- They have just recently moved from i scouting etllclenev. Following is a list; the Inttcr’i mother. Mrs. Mary Witt- of Decoration’day. The program will lx: nnd Mr* Peter Adriun*»n and Harry. Uins. Mrs. Watkins' is quin* well. and lbs .al fnt. Third we have a grade required by a local ordinance. The moUu-r and daughter banquet to some where near Berlin events: Mobilization and inarch to' Michigan laws for years have re,­ Smyrna Ouerjisey owhed by Forte.it Buehler hearty, considering her age.*. | The recent tain was a fine one. more Iixlll lx- held next week Friday evening, township. , [field, review, fine burnkig, fire build-j that produced 1421 lbs. pf inllk find quired a reregtstriition of inters over, । [May 13 . Mr. and Mrs” Henry VanArt-wn of! ing and water boiling, pyramid build-! The M E church was tilled Sunday more being needed for all crop* fourth year prior, to the presidential i 55.fi lbs. of fat. • . A. M. In the evening picture* of South, I The Eddy family received Hu- sad Chicago and the Tatters parents. Mr I ‘ng. knot relay race, fire by friction, The 4 year Olds were led by a grade ' election. Present. Jaws not only elimi- ; and Mrs c - H. Stratton, ot Bowen-‘ire by flint and iteei. first aid race, Arhcrica were shown tluil were very' i:i(news Saturday Of the death of Mr . Guernsey owned by R. W. Cook. She mile the presidential primary elbctiim.L1 Station visited their daughter nnd sls-.dgnaling races in semaphore ■ wig wa.: tercsling. along with description of the [ Mmirice Eddy at Brooklyn. N Y. gave 1026 lbs. of milk . which ....... contained tat demand that cities and townships' . Miss Hannah Junes has been uwardter. Mr. nnd Mrs. Walker Cotton/uni‘ Indian sign language, dressing nice. uvik being done by the church in edu­ 503 lbs o; fat Second was another , with more than 5.MX) *jx>j>ulattou. in-iI Thursday. pitching, bugling, wall scaling.!] cation among the mixed races there , thc arrival of an II 1-3 pbutui daughter! txl"tlie hunpr of valedictorian and Mik* cite'of Cook's grade "** Guernseys, ----- -----which • ■- ’j stun permanent, registration systems.] . The W.’ M■ A will meet with Mrs. tent archery, swimming race and nature!J The conditifiiis of th- native* are de-' at tht-ir home one flay last w«Nk Shejlatvera Mutt .the honor of sMlulatorian ' From reports reaching the department ] plorubic and education is greatly need-. will answer to the luiinr of Ia>i4 Irene.; lor the senior class of _I>-H<hi liigli (every one of the 97 gofenpncntal units (Anna HuHinan thl- week Wednesday: "’-Mdy. The bugling. Indian sign race. ■ j .......... ... ......... .......... , R.................... P. M. nature study hmd swimming contests ' will be ready to start Che new system oi [[ Vern Cotton of the Center road- will b«‘ nni o;f\ Tbunday afternoon,' Several of opr trout fishermen were meet, with Mt-. George Whlttemotv: Elwood Eddy, John Miles. Mt-ivm Clul' - ... I registration this week. Once placed on called on Mr. and Mr*. B. p. Cotton Jim-2 All trodjwihould enter all pds- opt bright afid early 5:the voting list*, a voter need not regis-.!Sunday evening. liicMr and Mrs. Roy Adri.-tn.son- and ■ Marlon Clark, ' . .dble tvenu A large shield of/brunz- whipping the xircanu | ter again unless he moves or fails to, family of Battle Creek and Mr. vote-ror two years. i 'cotton ’'w.'i-' Siiiidav wlunm1; thMng^ett ndmUr'or'iVilni*1 Arrangements are being made by’ the' Mr. Chweley Adrianson und family ot j Time is old but the morning ot every the’ Mr... Charley Adiiun*on in ‘ ’ The 1929 law repealed thc provision* ‘ ‘ ™mber committee for the pro..-r obM.-r.ana- PUmwrll • w, te Sunday gue.sU ut Mr day h an infant.’ * । oi the act dcrhwding a general rtreg- ‘J"orS a' Ru'h ,1>unM“ ’ ,!u Wood’ scoL’T CABINS Lutration every four year*. .The law. ns. visitors at Clarinda Stowell's Inst i ’Tlday .-venitw. April 29. the wont- ■ V amended In 1931. ghv* th<r. departnu-nt R M d M -^mer Hiring niu'’‘-'r* at Hie Alien ; broad superviwry power over elections. Ha„ ' Thmsdn Mr. Ida! Jolm-m cottage on the shore of land registration* and require* tiu- de-■ Vou,Wi a”, aud\Jr J,,d Thornnjiplc nver where junior offlem partment to aid loclil eUTtlon officials.Mr> RlrJ (lf Orand napid* in 01 Tr””!' "I prepared the evening nual in conducting registration* and elec- Sunday. jlor the leaders. Mr. Johnson has very J‘Mr. and-Mrs?Tittui Wilt of Sunfield’kl“<llv !hc property a., a dt-*ti1 PRaTt itKTitK r •.-pent Sunday with •.heir parent- Gro j »at‘«n fur :wout hi*. ■ and th<- had. r I HATT nisritit I. , Scars' I .'Pent the long hour , before supper in। Mrs. Carrol Cutter and Mr- Edgar j-ri.d cox who lived In Theodore; 'iwting mid praising the beautiful . Mead attended the funeral of Rev j Jordan's house has moved l-.L- fatnib A ’,,p*:U‘’k of ai5 troop'commitShuwerman which wax held at Ha.-Tmo th<- Kreb* hoiuc on Clinton trail ^'mcn-and leaders wft> planiwd 1ml tings Monday afternoon. We extend j Mr. nnd Mrs Loren B.i> <-tt and Mr evening. May ut 7:30} ’ sympathy jo‘the bereaved ones i and Mrs Forres' Fox railed on •h.'*<‘c,ock in l!lc t‘«'Kn‘un“y room of the: Those who visited at lhe Win. Cronk I former* son Roy Ba.s-tt and family of!Na!lw,al bank htulding lor the purpp.e, [home Sunday Were. John Putnam ul. near Vermontville Sunday to vi-tt tin ■ ’f u,k,ns Ca,c' Plan* for aummi-r! j Homer. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lurk of • new grandson there : cump. field day.and other event* off । Albion. Mr and Mrs; Glen Sutterlrej Mrs. Anna Ocriingcr mid sUter Clara iAil ,n,'n Interested m (and wn of near Vermontville, also Mr.-...Serirs. railed on Mrs: Mona Sindel ’‘‘“'““bt V* invited to be present. 'I Tho*c wh-^attend.-d the . birthday( bm^nv’ixHi sik Boy Scout News “Thrilled!” What One Woman Thinks of the Home Inspection Service The Home Lumber Co. Cleaning Hotel Rowe ... alert to serve you Days are here! as you wish to be served Our Price is Any Hour , Rollie Kline. Mr jnditr.-. Roy H«m-’Po|M.. n,.e Marie Cotton of Shi'flT RJiotd • Fester, county agricultural maker .md children. Mrs. Fred boy who' will answer an*ier to Keithi ?iRrU 3CU’^ •’}’ JMdRes 1°' B'rii Fred ParkPark-, baby baby boy who will - ’ ’ —----- — .... ’-----and ***.— Burr. ■■ •. - “51 House campaign for rhe boys of Mtd.......... Mn Pojie i- thc daughter of d!e .vlIle. H1)Uard .tty woh first prize uieviiie. Howard o< Gerty „ ...................... J James . . and two . children from; Burr Cotton. ...... an(J i --------------, with a Martin house. Robert Smith Grand Rapids. Chas. Waite i second.. Lane Campbell third! Ed Lynd WORK CALLED I GR­ daughter Martha, of Eaton Rapid* ■•••»*. and >un> Harold n.i.i.,,, Kellar rsc u.il tilth* A'.fihe fl iini." fourth, ■ Milton Waite ct Mason. Harold Rose AND DEL IV f RI D Mrs Manning and daughter Opa. . assortment of hou*e.s display in ' ............ ..................... - was «*.v= on Mi.piu;, > of Maple Grove. Francis Edgccomb of .vi sitedenryUHves thei Mr Mr. Faulkner's Faulkner* window and the tn.. hou.-w-vl in Lansing over the. :Hasting*. ‘All report a very Peasantj-week J* i will bt* hung throughout the village m **«« ^"■"’*'■1 »■>" mi ' ■ suitable places. Mr " I-'dsar Me id smrnt Fridav with!Irlend frorn "l*nt Sunday with! HARVEY BURGES^ HONORED. Munday evening. Muy. 2 Troop 72 Tailors live a surprise party for tteair scoutthe HCel. <y<L ant | M1> w o Tobias, and Kcet. Phone 3491. Hasllng*. Midi . ........ -------------------------------------> “ -«** Mr. Bittgess. whose birthdav i>>m«. folks. Wm Cronk Mr*' ^‘Omitcl of Hartings visltcri.‘ht-y celebriit/d. as a fine token of af' . i J,. . i11, r Mr. and Mr* Halverson, feciton and apprvqlatlon for his work nun ,o ui. .|nd dlWR1Kl,r sIuldliy. . I the boy* piesented their leader with a । MT.'ind Mr . Fled Bush and sons bl I new scout aliirt with :«jl insignia and --------------- - I Battle'Cicek spent Sunday with he'! badge* attached. Mr! Bunts-** has been ■ -'ll |M«rent* Mr. and Mr- W O Tobias and a very successful leader for a riumbei *on Keel, and Lyle Tobias of Battle ’ years and boys, other leader* and Cicek’wa* al*o a caller. ' executives join in wi.shiilg him many; Mi** Theresa'Bechtel and Mu* Leah I more happy birthday* and pleasant t Burge.** of Hasting* attended tiie social'-'^h experiences.at Ronald Haynes Friday evening and; ■ — (remained until Sunday । TROOP 78 I MIm Mildred DeMoct of Hasting*1 evening. May■ H. Troop i*penl Sunday and Mondav with he.-'78 Firt'l»rt, Harold Rosenberger parent*. Mr. and Mrs. George DeMolt ; sc0U,nwMcr l>,an {helr first annual Putting a big-framed, well-finished, straight­ I Thc Helping Hand dav of the Hen-: '“’“HMrent get together in the nature breasted turkey on the market in six to seven months’ derahott. Sunday school held a social. 0/ a **“ 1“ck »«Pi*r A fine program of time is a job that begins the day the poult is hatched. Friday ev\-ning at the home of Mr and! ‘temonMnition* and other number*. 'Mrs Ronald Haynes There were about‘ !irra»l5vd. 'What you feed and how you feed it counts a lot. I titty present and all spent un enjoyable «rr»nr»r. We have a plan that takes the guesswork out of ]evening. ij. ; feeding poults. Mr and Mrs Forest Hall-ind son* of1 1"rooP W. Hastings, Sterling Roger.*/ J South Hasting* and Mason Newton of I lunSST’r"* a*"?’* Delton spent Sunday afternoon al the! uX’ Ert vKLl <stlXn c J|U> |home ot Mr. and Mrs Edd. Newton. -JL Stephen Cooley* 1 Sunday visitor* at C N. Tobias' were ' ?„ !»,J ’ ^ewlu- Tr<»P cpmipittee. are » d/uih..., Mr. and Mr' Mrtl. Every Way I McCall Bros. TURKEYS This Year We Have ' TURKEY STARTENA (With Ingredient X) Properly Syncronized or Balanced Proteins that have bone, body and feather building materials to keep, the poult healthy and growing. Come in and let us talk Startena. Fresh bulk garden seeds—also 5c flower seeds. WALLACE FEED &. SEED STORE Hasting*, Michigan Telephone 2458 IHmUI and «» .nd Flo, d Tabu. MAY COURT OF HONOR and daughter bf Kalamazoo and Frank1 Court of Honor for the month of N“hv,Ue and Fortrt 8mlUl M*>- *‘H »* May 18. at 7.00 (of ShulU. .o'clock in the evening in the court The Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle room at the court house. Hastings will meet with Mrs. Will Carl Wednes- j Scouts, let's make a sjiecial effort to M-J1' , .» HWe .11 our 2nd. and m ^re^ Mrs. Sarah Newton of Hastings quiroment* by this rtate and have all Urited her daughter Mr. and Mr* applications m to Mr. Shifi at the “nd Um‘y °V" lheiBarri’ County Health Unit office by! i*eek cnd_________ I noon of the 18. * THE GIVE-AWAY. COB PACK. Ciutomer: "You have not been a Denner Horry Thompson wu tlw salesman long." ! guest of honor at the last meeting of i Salesman: “How do do you you know, i Pack No. 9. The meeting was to cele„ „ j hfate the April and May birthdays for, "You still blush when you Hie following cubs: Harry Thompson mention lhe priees"-Pearwn'6. (Junior Welfare, Miles Waters, andj and SERVICE Is A Condition IKE our Customers, we too, must do Business with thc oilier fellow. x Our' experiences function as a constant re­ minder of the GOLDEN RULE. L CUISINE UNEXCELLED — STORAGE AND PARKING It’s worth the trip1 HOTEL ROWE GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN ERNEST W?NeiR, MANAGER I �THE HASTINGS BANNER. “'i WOMEN'S CLUB CLOSES . MUs Florence Watkins wa* iioine I WITH RUSSIAN AFTERNOON [PERSONAL WEDNKSDAV.'mAY 4. 1 Housekeepers' i»3S high school j-hop bn FRIDAY • EVENING from Wyandotte over the week end.’ ----Day Recipes Short KovUly Program Will Mr. and Mra. itoward Hewitt spent Officarx' Reports Given—So W. T- Wallace zpent lhe week end in Sunday wiUi relative* in South Haven cia| jjour ftn(j <rea Wore Precede Dancing—Happy Joneavilte. ' GRAPE CREAM. . Mra. Nora Dawson and Miss Elizapninvnd Time Assured Mra. Mabie C. SUbblni ot Lansing. '■ beth Hart visited in Allegan on Sunenjoyea Soak I tablespoon gelatin in cup wa* in the city Saturday. The annual J- Hop. the most import­ day. . j John Galsworthy, the dlstlngiiWM'd cold water, dissolve over hot water, ’ ’ ’ ' ” MIm Ruth Roteon spent U>c week]1 ur« uirv» nrirr nt Detroit U English writer, when asked to select the add I cup grape juice. f< w grains salt. ant event on tto’ place Haslings High end at her home In Jackson. . 1'spending the month of May wilh Mlu grid's twelve bed, works of . '= teaspoon lemon juice, and • cup Friday e-.enuix Doe MrOjif-, ,lv*' Russian noveU on hi* Ibd-sugar Adelbcrt Heath wo* home from M. 8.’ i Mary McElwain —Chill ami and alien mixture begins furnhh the hn and In* .. ... .. n^.„.< and .would hked to have included (aj70 lhlckPf,* f*old <J, East Lansing over the week end. ’ )n 'tl cup I *WMr. *na and mis Mrs.. aonn John wirvn Wirth «i ol Grand slxUu ciHln»..d tlW rttn. Pile In' de*;*n giuvcream e. amibeaten leave music. Prer v .a Ford Hick* of Chicago was in the llb calIcd (o gj, Juhncock* : raid's twelve best city on, Saturday calling on friends, i Q„.,irii.v t-v-niiur , — - ------------ < novels were .<11 lu thp r,.friKerator ui|l4| required or Gardner cnidMtor ir wo* home 8 .! written vntten by bv Ruszianz: Russians: WnuLyon Wm-Lyon Phelps, Phelps, paej. |n refrigerator pan'nnd freeze.— ftinctloi| art- :>« f Mr «’d MrB Henry Muld”r *cre ‘" clean or American literary critics, de- Jean Barn** chairman Barbara Jo Irom Madbon, Wte.. over the week end. Orand jvipidz Sunday to see his moth- ciarrd his principal object in writing. Maxine Web-'rr. < MMa Madeline LyBaiker was home er. who is very.10. hu Illuminating bor* RuvJan NovelHORSE RADISH DRESSING from Grand Rapid* over thc week end. Mug I(Ja Tlnklcr o( orand Rapid* Uts". wuslathc hope of persuading •_ cun heavy cream, sweet or sour.' Stakeley/ Pri.-r iilu Ito Mrs. M. J. Cross spent Sunday with wafl llke KUtit (,j Mr. and Mr*. Burt Ai»cr!c«ff tfflfi English readers to sub- whipped! 4 ttblwpo >ru hot cradl h Dechratiom- ivib-.r: Mr.’and Mrs. Paul Faulkner of Middle-, tinkler on Monday jMltute first class novel* for fourth and well drained, 1. tciuiXK.n lemon fuiec, IXrtis Ryan. Marrisun ProiNttu-. villc. ‘ yrs Solon Doud Iul* returned from filth class one*. These opinion* were salt and a little mustard 'optlpngl.i Wllljrt*; Mr. und Mra. Edw. Washburn of De*. Kalamazoo where *he visited Mr. and cited by Mrs Wm H-- Cook in opening Serve cold with roast beef.- It can to chairman. -Mamjcc AdrUn.>on. Hu* frozen in a small mould in electric catur were in the city on Saturday on Mra. Edward VanHorn. • ’ her discussion -ol■ Ruwian NovelizU a’ ------------------------------------.. .re- ;Zert>el; invitation . Nona Mav. Sc' man. chairman. Hetty Ix-.try. fir . Mn. A<m* imiu. wnl ltoA.y ... Royer; Cltan-Up. Edward Caul n»m„ mrtUB, .nd LeJk C«* ixnlln, •!» >»r .UUr ..«! •“ IIOLIANd’BffSK MIXTURE ciwumun.- Fnd Bu hop. .EthylSliw: „„ Bonn, ..on, A.bo, U» Mr. n.nl Mr* L.I.L Conn. "n . ... WHU-ton Buy-*. Frank CtonlT LaV weekend I Fred Be.-*>n returned to hi* home In: „ cook touched briefly on thc'zpoon cinnamon, '. cud sugar Mix OU “"<■ uL5jfih<m*vrS“n n u "rtC P’J; ' Sattl,‘tt“r Salurday “,ler st*',dl"8 s*v’ I physical3 the social, and general con-’ together and save but . cup of mix- . —• » 7™. ovrr Bundny. “b" M” H M ln ih.t n».r Imd «n luihn.U "o, mr u .■ on l<.| Add' .up butM.ri.n lr,r. o(-Ra<ilr Cn*k M’.runt up<m Iho UUmlun ol Ur lo rrmamdrr of nuMurr. pork Inn - OPENING DINNER AT COUNTRY CLUB nt T-k ™d “m“"U "" Mr. And Mr. WUUrd la.. dlltarnt Iron. oHur- world bur.lurr. »enp. milk '. run iuor >„>k. ,.r two 1 .. ':,k' . r.'nh'rw. . .. “Xn|>'... . R.“ M.d.^!^ ano Mr.•<£ Ct.udr Mair Bin ,“,^tkrlrlnd ul Fu-hkin. tin r,k. nn H.u.r ,..ur .into First of Many ttoK TJrrn?^ “ oi MrOran.l IS „.L ,K tu^.n Meritor.. tt.-MWinn nt.n. mil ,t eggs ................. ' Dcllglttf 01 SotT.il Beat whiles of with 3 Events Was Held Thurs­ GREETINGS T9 Mothers On This r's Day, 4 Sunday, May 18th And may the Mothers tehu are iio longer with us rest in the peace, they have so well earned. iro. Will V»U. ll.nn.tt. utiwu, .... w>< Stool., swm*/. lUOgOI-UHrir »■—J., '---, 7.“ •- ”'■> “"J SLVtJu?1 ,Mr>. U»i, .^> humornt w.n« nUr “^"'"’7,.••» day Night Mr and Mrs. iTIic Revizon Revizori and Mr* Herold Hunt, of St St]I "The The Inspector General. General.-The i,J“l sprinkle ’Prinklc the .• cup of rrusk mixJohns Were guest* Ol Mr and Mr* ha* never tarn off the boards since its °n top Bake 30 rnimtoh in very One huixdn'd mrmbvp of thc 1 Ann Arbor were in the dty on Friday W M. Stebbins Monday nlgiit i pn.mler In 1836: Turgenev, the.r mo*'. s10* ovcn.-Mra. Hubert Cook. enroute to Wall lake oje.-ning dinner or. ThuMr and Mrs. Robert Burch and Mr| finished truer; Dostoevsky, prober of . Mr. and Mrs. R B Rouse returned .SHRIMP SOUFFLE, Place in sauce pan three to Ypsilanti Tuesday utter visiting Mr. Henry Hubert und son were In Grand human souls, who&c two nov. L. Crim»’ Rapids Sunday, calling on relative*. |ond PunUhnfent" ami 'rhe Brother s ;xxjhs butter, wlien hot add two tubl< Mr. and Mra Georgv»Cokinari and, Karamazov.'' arc credited with being; Mrs Robert Caine of Kalamazoo came . rponn-i flour, when smooth add two , ' yesterday tor a visit with her parents, Mrs. Earl Coleman were in Hjilth- the two greatest,novel* ever written;j cup* milk. «Ur till thick nnd glossy*. ■ Creek on Sunday rallhig on n*lalh'• s ' and Tolstoy, great writer and philoso'’‘i.idd cup grated chvesc. renuivc from Mr. und Mrs Dan Marble were Sun- pher. best known of ail. ’the. stir m beaten yolks ol three eggs Mr. and. Mrs. Miner Seeley went to in a dahco rt’cltp! whirl day guest* of Uzeir daughter and hus-l Special mention was made of Pushand 1 . or more cups uf finely picked Minneapolis and St. Paul Minn . |ast At- bridge hmicr* wm week for a Stay with relative.’. . bdnd. Mr. and Mr.*. W. L. Mygrs. Of De- kin'.* poem*. ’Borts GudunOiif’ and ' Eu- shrimps, season with salt, and cayenne gene Orwygen.” both faqUliar through 'pepper. Hake 20 mlpiites to half hour Wm. M Stebbins mid RumcII Cole of Grund Rapid* sla nt calitr. • Mr. and Mrs. Einar Frnnd*en of. B« ' grand rqiera; Gogol .* play ' The In­ in moderate own —Mt* G. F Chides'- French •<., thc week end with hte grandmother. T. S. BAIRD bin* and K'-i' b Full-r !<:■ ton Harbor were guest* pt Mr. andjspectojr GeiK.-rul" and hl* famous satire i Mrs. Lizzie Cole, uf this city, Many <>: her equally di Harti>i£i. Mnh. W. A Spaulding sjtenl thc week end event* ha'.c betn pfethntl' BAKED CARROT RING In the city Hi- is staving at hl* cottage day.night. , the day it was written. aurgriX' . ut Wall lake lor tile summer i Robert. O'Connor and « friend from Virgin Soil." the ijovel- dealing wilh, This m... ia an excellent way to vary the, carrot wd| it. valuable’ Mr umf Mr* 8 B Wilrox iiaVe gone' K“«‘ Ia»h*lng mm-iii tin- week end with! die Ix-’zinnhUM ot Nihilism. DostotV-; ever- yriDeni t 1111.11 Sin-Elis BROKEN ... . A <9 which children-are apt ■»<>“• «'> **'“■ BONE WHILE I'LAVINv . to tire served ;n tiw same old way *tav MA Wilcox Balch 1* slowol 1V Graud gainingRap-! O Sunday Connor. guest* of Mr*. Nettle Hyde t Punishment, p»yckulM{ical — M^&rrie a murderer aajidTd^toy’.* :.'.udy ’ oi Mash littleJuann JudnhMtuwr Muid.-r na.i had tne the iniini • . cup* car- l^tue Mir.--r-.rr... M M Hulch <11 Grand R» I.' Sunday guest* of Mr*. Nettle Hyde a murderer ana Jrastoj , "Anna Anna Mash I cups cooked or cannedcar.... is vixitinr iw-r nirres <wL H n wen- Mr >nd Mrs A. S.'joiuuon and' Karenina" claimed to to tlie greatest -pt-. ( 1(1 soft bread crumbs. 3 well tortum- '» fall from one of tlw Wilcox and Mn. little Rvervm thL*' fnmllv of Flint .and George. Hyde •<! problem novel*. Mrs. W .J. Field beaten egg yoflu. 1 cup milk,..! tfii- "wblrU" at the Central .*cto*>l grouiyb wnco.x nn wr» uaiammin. <nb( priljrj(.vilI,. „.a(1 lrom »he tattor the scene of Anna'*; •»>«« grated onion, one ira- bn TtoMlay of-test wi-ft and •uiler.n Mr and Mi. H A LvBarker and* Mrs. Miranda BImmhi und Mr*. Artwld.‘toten visit to tor httte son. aiw.i one of ■ sj^un rail, a Huie p»i>p“r. httle’poflfi- .< broken collar bom- She und Ml s. tci.K.. i vn-.rker und ft uni<• i Mateolm and daughter Charlotte ' of I Tolstov ■. short and Channing stories ka Fold in 1 stiffly beaten egg whites other children were on the play ground ML’’*., boms. i_>uar«<r unti »<ain>< i ....... ....... ... .... ... . ..>■__ •• •>-...... ,...i ...... n..,< . ■ >... NORTHWEST THORNAPPI.E. , Mr. and Xps. Oil* Morgan and Gcioaina arte in- Dctn it 'niursdav .«.• North Irving called on Mr* Ida-Palma-i ’Ilya* ’ Turn into greased ring mold, place ’ b- !or<- srlwol had called and b :ur<■ -.Ip Our neighborhood lo t it* oldrw res!- daughter. Lol*, und Mrs. Hannah Mor­ husiiiess* -‘,ler Monday afternoon e 1 Mr. Chr. 'opher Ovcrlry of Kalama-: In pan o! Hot waUr, Bak? in moderartier* wrre .- t:;-i umt. a dent Wednesday by the death of Fran* ecan wen- .--hopping in Grand Rapids played two ix'autttu! violin num- ,tt- oven <33fl di gr.tsi one hour or girl grabbed Judith a rhe Mr* Hum. CnlmKr. has ’ returned! Mrs. Julia Jones went to Grund Rap■ ... sum,son ut the home of. his zbn. La- . *'"‘ fn>ni Lan ln« wiirre she Mieiit the wm-!*ds R,’"d:‘F tu T*ml a few w<-ek:. with Ixr accompanied b- ML*. Virginia until knife r i.::. . out clean Texture m.-, thrcwim: to ' IM Lith - da. abler ' Mabie «iouahter and husband. Mr. ami Pn:' . 'The Volga Boatman ’ and a is light nijd thirty almost like an inokrti bpne n -i; e Judith'I' pi»Tc. Funer.d wna held from the There will be u Mother's Day pro­ 'to bb n* Mr RWDl Mr * Carl Knickerbocker Husalan Folk Sent’’ lom-|< tte Turn out - and f)U center catamg rapjdly. ‘ home Saturday afternoon. Intetmerit gram at thc church Sunday morning at 10:30. Everyone Invited. j In Parmelee cemetery. -----* Mr tkiui Mru iirr izrL-od anrt.fwnl Mr. and Mr* J. G. Bernard of To-; This meeting, the dozing one of the J with. buttered pt a* or any veg.-tabte. Among those who attended the EXPLAINED. ■ Mr and Mrs. Frank Gurbow and chihlrrrf Donalii nnd Richard u! Ka'a- I' d*’- Ohio, were here on Suiiduy lo *■••■' v< ar. wa.-. held at th- home of Mr* , This is mu’t attractive for a spring maS ^gurzG of’ Mr and Mr* Jr F Black, who is ailB4toy Cord. * .,n W (Im » The mr.cto- n ThU.is taken from th.Thc reason tiie old We*t got results family spent Sunday *wilh relatives in funeral of Frank Stimson from a dis­ tance were. Mr and Mrs Cerne Chase Mr lolwi Meta-ikri- K ’ | very ill ut Pennock h-.*pitjl .1 room* were lovely and rednl'nl <„ Pet Milk recipe Ixmk but ha-i been wa* fr-cause it susp-nded thc bad man northern Michigan . . -’s Sunday - School and Mis* Gladys Tluirpa df Jackson; Young People Ml** vmrXth Hheiirr wh<> has been' Mr and Mr*. Russell Hall'lmv.- bc-n . pring with branches ol fonythi;.. rial-.tried and provefi by -veral Hustings instead, of the sentence.—Brooklyn; Tlie ” *rSri ‘li“X7inX%mT< ■i»»*"d‘W «metime-wiih hi* father todd* and pussy willows Several int.r-ltadta j Time. ■ . . class. accompanied by their teacher. Mr. and Mr* Earl Keeler and Mr. and to-UtoC I riluKirir^ Kto ’lWeatey Hail, but returned to their •-Ung p.ecwof . mbroidrrv showing Mrs Schmure .spent Wednesday sight- Mrs. Ralph Keeler of Saugatuck: Mr. to? tor tonne at “ireen Ito Wu <lr:',ld R“l,id" Wf*,k ’ nrt 'k"1 n“'w’ nuM‘“n TOnwn *'r * , . SPINACH. . I recently developed portable ma- i-eeing in Lansing. , and Mr*. Ed Stlmpsun and Mr. and ..jiruiiY A "ie'’ "a>‘ to.serve aplnach for :i.<hine fur cutting.brick or Hie on the, Mr. and Mr*. Tiximns Murphy havt .— — Miks Nonna ,1,„f fir i,„i iiKitidti wnn- <>. i Creek were guest* of Mr. and Mr.- D D Mis* Nnnnn Michael. Michael. Minvenir.Miuvemr- »t ip..-! change I* ,to chop-hot cooked spinach. > jr,i> « S;ud to cut thc hardest of suehi moved ihute farm after spending the ii>.-d Dcmcrest, Mr. and Mrs. Harold ■ ;- •-■'iH'-r l'"'* ‘Hi zeuMin it. pre . it,into vi miRertSta ut any required Alant or winter with tiie latter'* brother. John SlimMin. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Stimson Atm Arbw pvrr tt,.'u,k rnrt *tt«ndlnk ‘p Mill- r .Art <!..■ ” k pipt .Mr It-d’-rr broth.. ,’ l„OL. J MlC.U’T • ■■ «k*W a trunton ol tlj Bouy'uatbour girl 1111'1 Mr MlllrT I-*1 *und»> »' Ufoah- tin in «<•;.*!.. Hn-.-u ttcvwra. . wral >-. »ra a*v. at” i mold Turn out. 111! ten-1ani.|P • 'urTr, -’uttered ring iluUTom wu;,. , of Grand Raplrte. "SS“j E Meli MW. Lu,■ l’«J.k’’. . .. ■ Crrnne eh«r..el,’r of .. ttoi ‘rr1 *‘,J1 * carrying ,.,t out the 'character thflereql emimed vegetable* _________________________ ;___________ j_______________________________ _________ _________________________________ Mrs. J. E McElwain and Mix* Emily XKinmon* unaw oi Detroit ami mw program the dining room reltected u"d ’“’L"hl*rd McElwain spent tlx> week end in De­ lEmmons Chafe of Detroit*and Miss Jo.*C'i<hine Chase of Kalamazoo exixc'/Ru.'.'.ian atmu.*pherc-lovely brumes, a. JWs■ 'lar'“,u !,r‘’^lKl>al‘>’ “ttroit, thc hitter being in Ann Arbor, Haturday for thc BcL«y Barbour re­ • ■ their ■ ........................... - : ” . ■ Day with parent*. Mr. und Mrs • union. .I-.;.. -, • ' . ■ : ’ Shirley Smith of Ann Arbor und his Arthur Chase. Mrs'. W. J. Watkins returned on Frl-, —. , daughter. Mr* Blake Qua of Pitts­ day from Houston. Tayas, where site tieiilarly artistic. The tea was in chargeburgh. Ibi. were over Sunday gur.sls of had been viuting her ' son. Richard lol Mrs Clyde Wilcox and Mr.. L. V I aarr-riair* •Mr. and Mrs. M L Cook and Mrs. A Watkins, arjd Mr and Mr». John Busby] Hessmer. Mr- M J Cra-. the retiring FLtAbAN I MttlINU , D Knlskern.' jprwddent. and Mr* c D Bzurr. th-: «r i/MinuTC TPMPI AR Misses Raclicl Caln and Mary'Mc- for several weeks Mrs. M. J Cr<»s. Mrs. C. D. Bauer, incoming president, pobrlng. ’ ur MllUnlo I CI»lrl_Mn Nttt, Kalamazoo; Dean McWelhy. Lan­ Carveth 1 Tiie inc literary program was preceded prea-aeu ... „ sing, nnd Lro pin Lal. Fscanaba. were Mr* J. P .Molder. Mrs A H Carvcth in ww-.by Do-: by thr the business “ meeting when thr the clo*-: Two Drill Tea lira Practicing to i„ rtirrr -h... tlie week end guest* of the former's and Mrs. Manon Hodgson are k..liu rw.r were often Pnlnr At Al Conclave In Tn _x I' w jgiac .altending the District Fcderu- ' ing renorty; report* rd of tto the year given. Enter pttrenU. Mr und Mrs. Theron Cain. tion of Women * club* I The corresponding secretary was rcFriends of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kline Grand Rapids Mr. and.Mrs. Hugh Baumgardner ]quested to convey.the thanks of the ■ Clara HufTmam will be interested ■ in Hastings Commandery No. 56. learning that they are moving from have moved to this city from Ohio nnd club to tig- High School. Dramatic dub Knights Tcjnplar. had* a very jileusant • Detroit to Ann Arbor where Mr. Kline urc occupying the downstairs of- the and ML** Rob*on. director, for the de- im etliiK pn Monday gening. wh»-n th»Robcrt Mills '»*>.idciKC on So. Park 8t, ijightful plays given two week* previous ha* purchased a business. Mrs Cross introduced thc new uni­ ladles were guest* at a lovely dinner Mrs. ’Jennie Smith of Okemus. Mr. 'Mr. and Mr*. Mills have moved into rera and spoke of The enjoyment and [ and social evening. About forty were ■_ nnd Mrs Clatlde Jack and three chil­ tin' niiartmcnt upstairs. Miss Kathryn Clarke^infl her cow.-1 benefit she hud experienced in her two present. While the men held their dren of Lansing, and Mr. and Mrs. regular sesiton, the women played’ in. Mrs. J. C Nichols, of Lo* Angeles, year* as president of the club.— Thus Gammage of Grand Rapid., were bridge, and a program of songs andi —------- <’• *——■—— Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M Cal. attended the Pi Beta Phi Founder’* Day annual luncheon at Dearborn ( HARMING BRIDGE-LUNCHEON, other features was'enjoyvd later Townsend ’Du- Knight* Templar decided to Mrs F. L- Baiw'r was^n Grand Rap­ on Saturday ano visited Miss Mac Kel-i Baskets of lovely spring flowtat cen­ divide their membership into (wo drill id* Wednesday where idw asblsledi ter at Ann Arbor over tlw week end. tercd the bibles at thc charmingly ap- teams with Captain General Janies with the O. E. S. installation ot Signet-' Guest.* of Mr. und Mrs. John Palmer I pointed luncheon given by Mrs. M. J. Langston und Pu.*t Communder M-'.O, i chapter. HIV' installed Mr*. Wild, moth-1। on Wednesday ami Wednesday night i crns* on Saturday when she entertain-. Hill as captains ConpfcUliyc drills will Mrs. Fred ,-d the of!leers nnd directors ot the er of Mrs Edw. VnnPo|M*rlng. of this wen- Mrs. A- F. Schlichting. *«Zimmerman. Mrs. Albert Kaiitlmiin Hasting* Women’s chib, ten guest* at- be held once or I wise a week prepara- • city, ii* Worthy Matron. Uiry to appearing nt thc Conclave in ’ • Mrs Abcn Joluumn returned on Sun-i and Mrs George Thomas who wen- en­ rtfudtng route from Ann Arbor to their homes Bridge followed -(he luncheon. Mrs. Grand Rapids In June. day from a two. wreek.*’ visit with Mr. j D. A. VnnBuskirk winning too score und Mrs. Edgur Thomoa of Dayton. in SI. IxjuU. Mo. HORN—EISENTIKHT. ami Mrs. Guy Keller was second. Ohio. Mr*. Charles Johnson also spent] A very quiet and Informal wedding SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION. Mrs. Cross, who is tiie retiring presilast week with Mr und Mrs. ThomaMore Hum eightv-hvc Masons froiX dent ot the Women * club, wa* f>te- wa* held ut the home ol Rev. Fred H Mr*. Thoma, uocompamcd them home Horn near <y«jverdul>- Thursday at Battte Creek und Kalamazoo were M illed with a beautiful piece of j»t- 10:30 A- M. when their son. Rev. John for a two weeks' stay. Mr* F L Bauer was in Bellevue on presenl at-the Chapter School of In-j lery by tier guests, E. Horn, was united in marriage to: -------- - ---- * • • '-----Tuesday afternoon and tha^ evening in st ruction held here Friday evening. Miss Elva E. Elsentrout of Eckhart. LCH'ELY BRIDGE—DINNER, company wilh Mrs. Cora Gebhart. Mr* Clyde Wilson, of Belding. Grand Prin-1 Maryland, by Rev. Fred H. Horn, futti­ Mr. and Mr*. Walter PerkmsvIcUght- er of tlw groom, m-thc presence ol the Ida McCoy. Mr*. Lorenzo Mau*. Jr, cl pal’Inquirer, find charge. Preceding and Mr*. Mary Fuller, attended the O thc meeting, a dinner wa* served in1 fully’entertained ata bridge dinner immediate family E. 8. Chapter ut Nashville where Mrs. the lodge dining room. Misses Virginia i Friday evening at their home on Court A quiet wedding diniujr was served Poll*. Moye Smelkcr and Verlan Un- st Bauer installed Hie officer* them nt the home of Mr;. Stella Pres­ Elizabeth auu and raune* Harriet v»«ucmcr Chidester of. niugton. the Hastings High Bchool’ a pastel ccilor motif carried nut with ton. B4 Chestnut st.. Battle Creek, uit< : 8t. John* have been s^idpig ten days Giritf Trw. gave a selection of songs as -------spring -•flowers wax used throughout which the bride and groom left for, with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs “ feature of the program. . the rooms, a lovely arrangement ot Brave. Pennsylvania, where thc groom W N- Chidester, during the absence ot . Candidates who rwived the Royal sweet pea* forming thc centerpiece for la cngagcfi in evamie!i»tic and |>u*turul their parents. Rev. and &Cn. Keith A"* “aurt<E. ,Ld‘Ilon<h' thc table where cover* were laid foe work. Chidester, al Briar Cliff Manor, N. -Y,| nt,lcld Devon Putnam, eight Both Rev. and Mrs Horn have been where they arc attending the yearly j * 11 * At bridge prizes were awarded Mr. engaged in n« tlv. < vangclistic work in. conference of thc First Century ChristJOLLY TWELVE CLUB. Herbert Reinhardt and Mr*. Vcrrol different pari* of the cast lor several Ian Fellor.ahlp ut Briarcliff. Inn, repMrs. Jasob Rchor wa* hoatcM to thc Conklin. . months. rrscntatlvesJbelng present from many] Jolly Twelve club on Friday aftenioon. foreign countries. Tlie trip to this in-1 the ladies reporting a lovely time. Mrs. BARRY CO. STUDENTS What a charminx custom it is . . . this training in both Central Bible Institute. Beautiful IlydrangeiH (cresting meeting came as a gift from: Allie Pender hud top score at bridge ARE HONORED AT W. S. T. C. Springfield. Missouri. and Panel Bible­ phut, ol* giving flowers to Mother on . . . *T/iy'Mfjtlfr^\/fXjy Plan?' Rev. Chidester's congregation at St.'and Mrs. Mollie Bennett thc consolaI The honor roll of student* at Wrat- School. Dayton. Ohio Johns. Jtion. . her day! Mother is always doing ten ­ Mr. Horn is i graduate <>t I UM inns! ^rn State Teachers' College nt Kala­ Calceolarias Geranitfms " ' ‘ 1 mazoo was announced last week, fifty- High school anti Penirl Bible School der, thoughtful little things for you. Petunias IleRoniiu Their relatives and friends extend’ six having received recognition for No.w' . . . here’s something you cijn do thc'ir best wishes fo lhcri\ their high scholastic ability. Sweet Peas Il is pleusing to the many friends for her. Something that will give her Carnations Snapdragons BIRTHDAY PARTY. of Mins Margaret Merrick of this city pleasure out of ail proportion to the The following ixuple from Toledo; Martha Washington to, know that she was among those who trifling cost! were honored. Her friends congratu­ Roses Stocks Cherry ut their Gun lake collage on. late her. Sunday Ito occasion being Mrs.L. V. BESSMER Eyesight Specialist Miss Theresa Milter of Middleville Telephone Your Orders Or Vink Oiff Try Our Special Mixed Cherry's birthday Mr. und Mn. Well-! wus also among the fortunate one*. HASTINGS, MICH. Green House and Select Your Gifts ingtoii Fox. Mr and Mrs. M. E. Bur-' Bouqueu,-from 5U cents, up Icigh. Mrs. Al Meme and daughter FAREWELL PARTY. Lois. Mr. and Mrs. •Victor Arnsimm. Tiie Loyal Workers Sunday school John and Barbara, and Stanley Gale.. and you will .notice folks hav­ claw of the Methodist church gave a Mrs. Cherry ha* the congratulations of) ing difficulty in seeing. Some can’t read as they should. d* Ji farewell imrly for Mrs. Charles Baker . ' ■ Others squint and frown. Still others don’t see as EAR ' ut the church parlors last Tuesday. her friends. as is normal. There is help for all. A modern eye serv­ I Mrs. Baker has returned to her farm I CHILDREN SHOULD BE SEEN! ice supplies what ALL eyes need for comfortable and home near Middleville. The class pro-iI Visitor t.’iicaking of small boy): ’'Hc| scnled her with u farewell gift. [ has his mother's eye*." competent seeing. ,A service such as we supply is Mother: "And his futiwt's mouth." recommended. THREE TIMER FOUR CLUB. •Small By : "And my brother s panu." Mrs. James Langston entertained the 103 EAST HIGH STREET HASTINGS. M1CI With the aid of thc electric eye.' members of thc Three Hine* Four club very delightfully on Friday evening at priming coat* can now be applied to lumber automatically and rapidly. I her home in Uw second ward. RnnZrtw J>MnnndMrs Charles Dawsnn of and, of course FLOWERS for MOTHER’S DAY Sunday, May Eighth Dedicated to Better Vision Look About You Say It With Flowers CLYDE WILCOX Retail Florist ---------- �smS'KAsnscs banxfr. wrnstsnAT. mat *. isn >AQt ttoirr Our Success BOYS START FOREST PLANTINGS IN STATE THE CHURCHES WANTS 4-H Rangers Enrol/ Groups Plant Trees On Michigan’s Idle Acres SEE VS FOR INSURANCE Groups of Michigan boys by joining 4-H Ranger Stations are trying In a1 modest way to bring back to Michigan i Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY one tune a leading producer ot lum­ ber, according to the forestry depart­ ment at Michigan State College, Michigan um-s l.SOO.OCC.OOO feet ol lumber each year and 1.000.000.000iltj ci state and shipped to the point where it itas to be used. Freight cliarges and ' other costs must be added to thc price at which this building material U sold.; Tlie groups of boys who enroll in thc- forestry project may obtain four years of training in methods of tree! planting, card oi wood'lots. and of measuring and estimating Upiber.'i Forest or Christmas tree plantings of 1500 trees must be made by first-year H. S. SHELDON Are Your Rugs Clean? ond year plant trees for windbreaks or shade. Third ami fourtir-yeur mem- ROY O. HENNEY Is hereby given to all Depositors and Credit­ ors of the Nashville State Bank the receiver ii now accepting the- filing of Claim*. Every Depositor should bring hia Savings Book, Cer­ tificates of Deposit, Cashier’s Checks, or any other form of deposit with them in order to file their claims. Also, regarding Commercial Checking' Accounts— Statements'must be called for, and each Depositor must be sure that figures agree when filing claims. Parents may file claims for children. • Filing of all claims must be completed within 90 days from February 23, 1932. Proof of Claim blanks may be obtained at Bank. See legal notice on page 14 for'full particular*. NASHVILLE STATE BANK ' E. B. Finley, Receiver Nashville, Mich. PROBABLY. Probably then* would be fewer of , and which would produce a wealth ot those gigantic war bilk If folks had to , timber again if the trees could be. the footing before the arming — ■ planted nnd fires prevented. Members do । of the present Raiigcr stations should Boston Herald. be able in future years to aid the moveSome manufacturer-, practically give 1 ment io put these idle acres to work. away their razors to sell blades, nnd we . Full details of the way to become a have wondered al times why self -inter-j member of a Ranger station may be esl doesn't move Hie sugar refiners td'i' obtained- from county agricultural toss in a quart of cranberries with each• agents, club agcnts.or the forestry de­ retail sale —Detroit News. partment at Michigan Slate College. HASTINGS MARKETS CARDS OF THANKS A Few Facts About Automobile Licenses BANNER WANT ADVS. FAY. MOnTOAOC rolttCLOSUBF. What is the. proper procedure to fol­ low when thc motor number of an au­ tomobile has been filed off or ciuinged been defaced, tire owner may apply to <<■ the deiMirtment for a special Michigan owner, after recovering his car. may have the original numbers of the motor and chassis restored after furnishing proof that the changes were made by 1 thieves in an effort to conceal the' real : Identity of the vehicle. Also dealers must transit titles In thc regular way rfnd secure junking certificates before automobiles can be scrapped. * i POOR FORAGE CAUSES PARALYSIS OF SHEEP Newspapers Con Sall Your Merchandise. Open Runge and Low-Quality Roughage At Root of Con­ siderable Trouble GRANGE PROGRAMS I \ NOW/ The open wipter, which has permitte^ farmers to run sheep on "pastures much of the time, has resulted In the animals consuming so much low quailty roughage That digestive dv-lurbonix-s followed in many cares ty partial; para lysis have been reported ns affect-1 ing many ewes, according to the animal j husbandry department at Michigan! Tlie same troubles may occur when the sheep are fed no^-leguminous roughages although Uiey are not al­ lowed to forage in thc fields. Liberal' feeding of vood alfalfa or clover hay j will prevent the digestive disturbances, jhich culminate tn paralysis. |put on a grain ration tn addition to a. I good roughage. Each ewe should receive I a pound of grain daily, and a mixture: Fine Record “Old Timer” Doubts Wisdom ol Partridge How wise is a partridge? One theory, questioning the .sanity of this famed: game bird was recently submitted to the Department of Conserva'Uon Two partridges were found dead In the northern Michigan woods. In dlscusMng the possible, cause of their ‘ It is a well known fact that port-j rldircs dive into thc deep snow during I ;a. hard winter, to spentf thc night. Then- birds, forgetting Hut the snow, is only about aminch deep, made their, customary div^—and their necks SMUT IS NO PROBLEM WITH MARKTON OATS Immune Variety Yields Well In Michigan State Seed5* Tests doubt than and. self. WALLDORFF FUNERAL . HOME i is especially good. Tlie symptoms shown by animal, af­ fected by loo great quantities of poor loughuges arc sluggish appetite, partial: ; blindness, head turned to thc side and animal turning’ in circles, und partial 1 paralysis, usually of the hind quarters.' , Animals showing -paralysis should be i given four ounces of Epsom- salts In a pint of water This treatment helps, animals which are noe too seriously; paralyzed. • All breeding flocks of ewes should re­ ceive a grain rnlion for at least 30 days ; 1 before lanybing. The grain ration men-1 turned is ideal for this purpose. A ra-1 tion of corn alone, in large amounts, frequently results tn .weak Umbs. ' Always the Fate ot the “Little Fellow!” To be itself swallowed after it had swallowed a bait hock was the exper- i lienee of a three pound trout taken by I Max Moore. Port Huron commercial But Lodges On IJeavy Soils A variety at oats which is so resis­ tant to smut that It J* unccessary to treat the teed ont* lias been tried at Mlcldgan State college and found to be ! satisfactory for production in many j sections of the state. The original seed stock for this variety. Markton. is be- cxpw-ljlon in 1904 from Turkey, and a-. selectidQ from this strain was made by; the Oregon station in 1911. This oatj has been under trial at Michigan State"! college the past three years Seed stacks have now been released to fanners for. Increase so that in 193? quantities of seed will be available. • Markton oats should not lodge on thc lighter soil types In Michigan The variety u not recommended for use m tlie upper peninsula where stem rust is prevalent. Ingold oats, which are nut resistant, will usually outyield i either Markton or Wolverine oata there. Alfalfa and red clover are sown to-1 get her for hay mixture by Steve Woz­ niak. Porter county. Indiana. He sowed two parts red clover and one part al-1 falfa. 12 pounds an acre on 20 acres., The first fall the mixture was pasturedI with dairy cows. Tlie next June Mr.' Wozniak cut 2« loads of excellent hay.! In view of thc worlds surplus of Mr. Wozniak keeps the meadow, wheat. Is there nothing we can beat through'lhe second year after sowing swords into but plowshares?—Detroit. and then plows it under for corn. . Moore was running 60.000 feet off set line* with hooks 20 feet apart on! the day the fish was taken. A three pound lake trout was hooked, and then in turn had been partially swallowed by a 26 ]K>und trout. Moore hauled in Acreage Wanted! Contracts Afe Now Ready for the Lake Odessa Canning Co. Call Jones Produce House. JAMES N. JONES Hastings Representative Telephone 2237 417 South Dibble St. Hatting*, Michigan According to the Michigan Fisher­ man. organ of the Commercial Fisher­ men's Association of Michigan, it is seldom that a Ash of three pounds be­ comes lhe prey of larger members of the same foml!yrbut to a 26 pound trout a three pounder was merely des- Lake*. Dig pike eat little pike and jum­ bo whitefish are not averse to swallow­ ing tlie eggs and. fry of their sisters. Overgrown jierch will grab a perch fin­ gerling as part of its meal as readily Bargains in Millinery for the rest of the week, at the Morning Olor loppe 226 Jefferson St.. So. Hastings. Merchandise . ,in our Establishment is marked in plain figures ... with the price of the COM­ PLETE Funeral Service. Chas. /f. Asonardr* 2^22. Funeral Service . ♦ �* I—'■----------------------------------------------- 1 | Wednesday, May 4, 1932 . I 1 rw-t z-x $| A . Teacher Colleges Run At • • Full Capacity, No Jobs ' z-re. -j-, • "XT T 1 ***’’* remain at high levels. . “n(* “Rlwraitie5 Among this group J- n’jfiartss$ 'Continued from page one, part one) " hntrtalion .concerning Just what pur­ , . . * . . i puM- many of th<-4- educational tax-; 48 between $2500 and I4.CMX); 55 he- ; earned degrees at College* arc demand-, dlj. Jn 1I(|ni Iwrt-n $3.<Xj<) and $350u; 140 between'rd. No teats arc. imposed to dtturmfli'*' Tfa-rr tri- ur«trs.M»i.s i,u h ave . $11,500 und........... $3,000. The payrolls ■•••*■« show tla* Mwocs, whkli “* .. “ the teactwr ha*- — al- ittmnnn tours, t<wr,; kavanu MVMI1U on on । ........ ------... — u veritable army ot -profoarora and iuprofession The main wn1( centers of learning. ------------------ ----■ llu. muw >.„> u> 1M< ,,i,,u.„al low th: Inst mulled figure and rangm-,' tiarher put in around a r.olkge cum, ,,r.s and a few ......... Il»» n»W tair. i <Uy unM,„„ unu. ,n IK„ ..nd teurlH-rs ii<i|iHr<<i to .-i|x*nd ill class and j,Tlurf. n>)ln Student Ralio. tearla-rx . room?" Ev.-ry sch.-d ;.upri-! t|h. j^^^urre Has bra given no • Hie ratio of students, to lltow mi thb ” iMirndvMV^mist meet tia-.c r<quire; oppurttmuy t „ m-lv<into this maze ->l payroll ut Yfiailunu is shown to lx* 8 5; nt, IIII- M-e lil.-r < I1I"'I H<| oil the ..nd sanctified xiuan'der at Kalamazoo, 7 9; at Mt. Plea ant. tm< „T„,ur Op,.lv. n, > t 10.3; al Mnrqin-tu-. 9.5. Th.% ratio is oveted approwd list and his own pro-1 i b-. iimal standim* go wlimmcilm: :j 4IlUitrv the ;;atrs will be oix-ned updl »httwn in tiie budget which lhe com­ (then the taxpOyei; should be prepared! mittee »n ways and means iiad b j to make hinueif heard above the ' ! rational lobby, th.' most pcrulcioii the college lobby wi re allpwt'd. 100', l*r»Irv>h>nal. most' । A Miggvsiion was made to thc sanr waj; and means rompiiH« v diiriu;! lie pi-eM-m special .M -.doi) while the wo­ too jo l- cent ptul**--lotuil ’ Inn-rprrt Just WHEN Does SUCCESS Begin? One Does Not Jump Into Success AT ONCE While “Success” is not entirety , financial mailer, FINANCIAL INDE PENDENCE’ makes a wider opportun­ ity for greater success. Hence, one of the greatest contributions to a success­ ful life i,s a . . . FINANCIAL RESERVE FUND! ... ipondtjle for • Ion., and; it, who profit* by tiicxe Milarimi plum.., un-.inlz.i-! and thc influence.-.wihvhwork t.v.ther, Huitui.m, the g.nrritjnhoii» w wa». bi ing coirodeted that all t normal cufleRr.-. be .•.ubp-cted in di. ■■ PART TWO THE HASTINGS BANNER td one be-rhmluiih d; that oiiiv t h<r.-' P*M' T tu-y employ hudi PtC'. un-Sobb;■ nrollixl at tlie other.- who fiad rom-i i-'t-s who uwk upon legislative n.,-.« md. biles lor higher Miliyitami t<» contnmc; that pr*if*^ suri.il Milan lie knifed to ti»«- Quick, at k-att half them be relr^uvd entirely; und that MICHIGAN VOTERS TO DECIDE FIVE QUESTIONS j Four Other Proposed Changes Do you ever stop and ask yourself . . . "Am I on the Road to Success? to determine h'iw muchi rump-dttinn May Be Added to Ballot tale normal at Vp-i Hile ot iducutionall practiced between them. • In November prodigality. One is about like the other Collrcn, Compete. Flic rjiHwttbns at least an* certain Tills matter ot competition betwi., time except perhaiE. the Ypsilanti in-1 - J be submitted to Iht" voters of Michcolleges is hiturrMiiig to the inquiring tJll. igan at the November election. Forms ■uil’ii-c: ' • ol fttlitfoiw for lour other propdsed at least-one nqrin.il conegt* rallies up*;' ' . I constitutional change*'have .been opon it.i myroll well i^ld Solicitor wh j Fi«.id."t • proved by the Department of State, rocs otfl about th**. .-.lut.. in<|U>-n'.lv .RcKbirar ■ .................................. but stiflicicnt signatures tiave not Ix-en appearing within the v.-ry h.v.'n wh>r- Froh-.-oi>. ir, ■ . wlth the department us yet, to anotitcr state norma! college i-. located.; Fniirr-’.or;-. J ■> , ..................... ■■.Z-O (ltncfa 0|1 Uw tmllr,t •-••■king htminnta lor tn- pnr«icul;y 'r<>i. . -u . .t ..................... « 4,,,-hh Tllrr(, llt IiM. qnvstiaiy. uill toe jilaced kul to Proles,. . .. 2 ' '• ou tin* liullot by numdiitc of the 1931 n.>r-i Ail'd down the line until one liasi legnlatiire. Two of the questions inlilth. rountixi 135 prole*, or* at salaries ranu-j volve changes "in election laws and Die *. w>-'mg above SI-SOU and running imas hlgh| third'b> on the subject of pardons for tn^ oiv out .spending tin- niom-j to; ->•■*'> '.' dUThen tlwn-uiv aixmr7o teach- i thox- convicted‘of- first degree mur.fcuax students away from other* atm- ers with Kalarics ranging between " ilarly MipjairUd. tiuis .uldiiii- to the: tl.OWJ and $3,000;. nnii ;tn alumni acc-i 'Hie oleomargarine bill, adopted ,in cost ol till. retarv.' whatever that vittke oilers, nt 1931 and prohibiting the use of col­ *ld 1921............................ the total of approfM-iatton* ' 13.290; arid numerous other adjunct* ored olco. has been held tn abeyance for the four noimal colhamomitxl difficult of elaMiftCatkm under the by the filing of referendum petitions to $1.1512157. ft. 1931 the dvimiml*. of., fancy titles 11 ttach.-d. and will be on Hie ballot for approval educational • aiitorracv had grown ‘hi; But tlu- i - not all. The manager ot or disapproval of the voters. the'asiniiiidim- * uin <>f $?.toi Of tran*.|>oitali<Hi.' jxrssibly ayformi-r vlccThe first pro|M»al to change the <*>Hin<-a k<mx1 ndJe*c'p:e>l<Icnt cbu'id U-. president of «me <fl our ufxed-oiit-ol- constitution. , ____ ___ Instituted ______ . .... by .petitions. .... .... hud-in 1921 for 4'i.imi wh'ica, b’.T'Mi!existence mllrbwibi. gets S8.8UU ot tin*| call., for changes in thc prohibition tin* muikrt had rr i.s buildings draw., SJJ.Mi annually; JUST A WORD—OF PRAISE. knew I ..Il- nt. i is d-.■*,; for S3.400 a y»ar , . being prepared: He had lum, .4 hl-nmm »l ih-|An7^h'121£lii??-rer«,,h ( r.chools had far exceeded thc bounds .-...np A „. ;.l h.,1 -.Ir-re renlre.. re url- r, an- h.lrealrel 1» Uu- iMrel ou„ Th. .»>" taM ......... . r»mprenent economic conditions, f< xtudcnt.-i would enroll tor tralnhiii >'our cio-'ery greeting came nee. '.rated th- .-im.iuym.nt of a hurt- j ',b" flUn oul tt,!"in glmnce for <-mpl<>>mcnl. . at $3.lhW and .in actant at huff L^ , . y t,, that .-mn. wiW. M-reral othera diaattwSu“weiL lion dollars could lx raved ut once.1 In pay lor .-rawing roam «.ue..tmn ‘ u brlxhu.m(1 up thc day> the public school.-. and demanded a- n— Uadcralilp Needed. | And lny burdens fell, ' ductiim, threatening tlirlr flute aid Slimmed up briefly, thl-. chapter m-.i-jv;.-, worth the work, to do'It . ninth, if they faileti to do m>. Hut tint u Mute exiiriiMr nnd lavish public suiuiic.s | when yOiileonc cures—'you're glad, aotd was Mild about I hi- Mate .du wing is intended to drlvp home the ronvir-f you forget your weary fingers back you had. .up on >U mad pace of colic*'- exjicnfr. ’••ill tiiat until ;-ome perron rise.* up to] ^n(j i,,,. Jeuii a reform .of the cost of lilglivj; *' . .. u. tirisl mother . expense' is tile ramdniiUy- heightened education, there ........... pop,. |1)r much! j,w trj| standard wl for teachers, Uniu-tsit," ' ' “ kctmol exp«itvr. That you think her tmbe is dear, •approved liSU for high school hnd tlie school dfx--Tiiat you'like the way his sunny hair faLve standard* - “ ’ frict taxpayer.-; would roon have the Curls Totmd hbi liny ear. cist of schools back to normal levels Then watch her won face brighten which must, school boards rrsjauid. All are aimed, at creating a market " Her heart u- filled with rapture < rintendents wlto are in turn dictated teacher* wh<> hove put .In hme ai Ami it cost you. not one cent. to by an educational, oligarchy. without ubmiK-lon tn tin- taxpayers who foot And then thO father, on hb.wayIn early mornini; light To labor for his loved ones, from Morn til darkening night.. Wish him a gay "Good morning." As you posa him on his way Then watch his stioulders, strlRhtcn And Ids whistle float away. And there's thtfUttle one that comes With eager face to tell About some little tiling he'd.done. And did he do it well. Just kiss the tiny Ungers That tried so hard to do lis very best, and wujts to hear A word of praise, front you. WE KNEW WE WERE RIGHT Rut don't forget |he aged Who've traveled many years. Through all the ups nnd downs of life Through happy day- -through tears. Just slip your arm around them And smooth their silver hair. And tell them how you-love them So they will know you care. AND OUR SALES PROVE IT p. never miss the telling When it brings so much of dicer, Just send,your smile on wings of love To banish doubt nnd fear. . Its better far than medicine To cure the ills of mind. To ease the weary, help them leave Their troubles nil behind. THE BIO SWING it TO U. S. ROYAL ■21$7.85 U.S.TIRES U. S. PEERLESS —$5.43 The safari, bait-looking, longaitwaaring liras on the matice!—and lhe biggest values. More and morn motorists here and every­ where are Joining the Big Swing io U. S. Tires. E BIG U. S. TIRES Jhop jfato Phone 2177 Uf S. GUARD aDrive-In Service SWING Hastings Time spent in helping others You need not count as lost. making others happy You'll forget whul it lias cost Then keep your love light glowing,On duty all the while. Just send a merry greeting And smile und smile—Then SMILE. Written By—Mrs. J. E. Vandenberg. (MerUe Van> DOUD CORNERS. Tlie Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle will meet with Mrs. Will Carl. May 13. Mr. and Mrs. l»red Carl of Hastings cainc and helped-his father celebrate his 69th birthday Sunday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Debate and friends of Urbandale were callers at Ray Gar­ rison's Saturday. Everybody remember the L. A. 8. at the church Thursday May 5. Bert Reed and son of Elkhart, Ind., called at Robert McMannls' Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Percy McMannls returnfcd home Saturday after visiting her parents of Elkhart, Ind. , In almost every instance, the lives of successful men and women have been associated, in a measure, with some strong bank. This is true in EVERY locality ... aftti in 'I I IIS community. YOU ure invited to make this bank YOUR bank. Call at any time, and we will talk over any financial problem • with wltrcti you may be confronted. This Old Four-Generation Bank has assisted many a y<lung man and young woman along the road to suc­ cess. A large number of the successful men and women of this county have been closely associated wilh this bank. Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank In Barry County Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2217 iOOD WILL. | Elmer Hathaway u ill with the flu. Mrs. Phoebe Cramer was called to The services nt tlie'church keep up Angola. Ind.. Saturday, by the death > n flnF interest We hope to sec many . 1 tenant house at Middle lake. of her daughter-in-law. * , more coming. What would this counBarry county ranked second in tiie 1 ... The friends of Mrs. Sophrona Shultsr try be if it wasn't for God and homo «UU In i.rodiiunn cl miukmu. ,,“1 Mr ■'"‘l torduw 10 a report laurel recently by i1,,- re Salur- were shocked W hear of her sudden and thc Godly influence in every comt munity? til. Department ot Corwatlon Kent -“'“'‘I »«<»■*> ' death Sunday. Mr.< Jennie Loehr entertained county was Hrst -with 24,011 reported. | Mr. and Mrs. Ed Washburn of De- i --------- ---------------------- her'-—;-------------- —-------——'■'*1 ■■ 1111 Burry followed with 22.934 ind Oak- | calur called ut Butyl Sisson's recently uuni una cousins from Hint "last week.' BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. land wa.< third with- 21.269. About ■ ju,n Baldwin of Hastings is nt thci Hi; per cent of the muskrat hides were | home of his uncle. Art Eckert, helping taken by people who live south ofjwith thc chores during Mr. Eckerts towhline 16 or in tlie "thumb." Less । sickness, thun 2 per cent of the tola! came from ? ' Gordon Edmonds and family of; the upjier.peninsula. Nashville called on Verdun Coytlle und ■ family - Thursday evening and "helped Miss Barbara Ann celebrate her first । School let out May 2. ** birthday' • We had a clean-up day Friday. April Chester Savpcool and family visited'' 29. The boys planted a maple tree. I their ,.y„ father, Ed Suvucoo! atld wife 1 We had our monthly tests last week, j near Coats Grove Sundiy. Those getthig .ptuulnij marks of 75 . Announcement Is .given us of the P. arc as follows: Arithmetic—Lewis Cas- t, A. meeting to lx* held Thursday i tie. 5th grade. 96; Dorothy Foote. 4th (evening. May 13 at Rogers schoolhouse.: itrade. 90; Howwrd Wilcox. 4th grade, a delightful program ut being prr-i 87; Betty Haywiird. 4th grade. 86; pared and a good attendance is dcZ Doreen Cappon. 8th grade, 86; Doris sired. • Rxnre 3M «r.<lr. Ml l«.l»l Wren., Ill,| M,,nbr„ lhe „„ ,tad, “ i i “,.u ’ rebool nawM Ihrtr retchre. Mr. Barry Ranks Second mpU ,iia In Muskrat Production 'hanif to their friends in Wil) Savacool's MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO ■M ,11? 7.A, ; •“-'I. ■ •'I'”1 liulwu™ .«■ >li»l norato l-wl... «l> trodr. »c , ^rv,r or UnMrtUe „ .j UnriM. .M W»i»m«r-Elrabreh ,wu , patna. Mr. ..id Mr. lUy Wnudm*,. J , m*. U». Clron-.x,.,,^ si,,Alli moire l«-r rreldre^ Woodman. «h orodr. M. Budolo. N. V. where Mr Furrer U Cappon, 8th grade. 92; Doro-: .. Cappan, ~ i (employed. thy Foote. 4th grade. 89. Geography—!| Twenty relatives partook of n boun-[ EltzaU-th Woodman, 4th grade. 83;,* । teous dinner ut tiie home of Mr. and Jowls Castle.'5th grade.; 81: Carl Rom*.' Mrs. Neal Newton Sunday In honor of ---------5th grade. 76. C ~CT:?-’ Tr~t—, ui(uiuo) u, oiuiiv, nneid rumu V4 nuiiu I «"»».<» or N»,.n for 7th and 8th—Doreen Cappon. 8th i Irytng. which occurs this week Wed­ Rradc. 90: Cleone Woodman 8th grade. nesday and of Mrs Edgar Flfleld which! 90. Spelling— Doris Foote. 2nd grade. also occurs this week. ICO; Donna Wilson, 2nd grade. 96; Dorothy Foote. 4th grade. 96: Doreen BALTIMORE CENTER. WUcox. 3rd grade. 92; Lewis Cartie. Sih Mr. and Mrs. B. Powers and son.; grade. 92: Donald Cook. 5th grade. 92; also E Edmonds of Battle Creek, were Betty Hayward. 4lh grade. 88; Eliza­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Green-1 grade. 84; beth Woodman. 4th — •** “ *■ zCarl ’"* field Sunday. Rost. 5th grade. 80. -Hygiene ----- —Isabel Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hammond sjient Brown. 7th grade, 93 History—Doreen the week end at home after spending 1 Cappon. — —. 92; ^..—..8 Cleone Woodman.*-----88. *“ several days with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Civics—Cleone Woodman. 84; Doreen Hammond.of thc Durfee district. Cappon. 81. Agriculture— Doreen CapFrank Cardd of Lansing spent the j pon. 97; Cleone Woodrifan. 94 —Mlas week end with Joe Cardd. Cleone Woodman. Reporter. Miss '"~ Mr. and Mrs. Walter Courtright of j Emia Gregg. Teacher Kalamazoo spent Friday and Saturday! with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rus-' W^EKS CORNERS. sell Grtertfleld. Archie Newton and children spent Robert Matteson visited his grand- i Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Clark mother, near Cedar Creek. Saturday. of "the Bunnell district. Mr. and Mrs. Floy Greenfield of Miss Beatrice Wood of the Hender­ Carlton Center spent Saturday with shott district spent thc week end ut R. Greenfield's. Mr. and Mrs. Gradon Hines of Bat­ Leslie Dickerson's. Mrs. Bessie DeCrocker of Scotts tle Creek spent Friday evening with ' spent Wednesday wilh her parents. Mr.' Homer Hammond and wife. ' Dr. Reis and family of Dowling were and Mrs. Frank Matteson. at the home of Pete TeJrons Mrs. Fannie Buckbtnd of Bedford callers Friday. spent Wednesday P. M. with her Ms-, . Miss Yvonne Traver has been sick ter, Mrs. Lyle Dickerton. the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dickerson and Jeane, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A Distinction. Floyd Armour pnd family uf Hastings. “I never pose far pictures, but some­ Mr. and Mrs, Lealie Ackerson were times I submit .to them."—Dr. Albert Battle Creek shoppers Saturday P. M. Einstein. Bob and Mary never miss those "Spur of the Moment” parties WIIENEVEK any of their fricucl* plan a |»rtv r'on llu* apur of the nioiMeut", Bob and Mary are almost sure-to be invited. For THEY HAVE A TELEPHONE and can be reached quickly, at any time. Your telephone will "open the door" to many interesting und pleasant aocial events. Ami, in case of emergency, you can summon help immediately ... by telephone. Few things provide so much service at such low coat aa the telephone. — �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY 4. 1932 ■PAGE TEN ment ‘hat provides a substantial'approval of the house of represents-' S^^BBSWSBBEHEBaaHBMBESSHI amount of common labor withemploy-.' tive.s when taken up lor consideration , COIIDTUTill^F NFWS WORK OF LEGISLATURE ment Members of the house of rep- late last week. To send this questioni | . — .... ____ |resentatives , mcnianvc* have nave been oevn endeavoring ciiacu>u>>u« to on uii the inc way “ay to iu thc ine senate sciunc for icr conaidcomm->"------— ----------■" ~7" ■ 111 a,11 , As Saaaion Nears End Mnnv “w ®* ’nuch h,«h«*y work us possible| craticn would require a two-tliirds vote .PROBATE COURT. AS Bcssion wears r,na, many aJ|d tlinc UM. bane-1 of the house, which it failed to rez,r ............... of Benefits Ac*.nealW M |x~.b> U» mver. A“'r j!: Inquire ed highway funds Jor the benefit of Two or three additional special me*,,.)nointino Artmr eiwered ' • coraplished pxwrnroxw, Irra th. meal.™ ..Hlr.. rail < . " T”,., p,. Laming, Mich. May 4.—Official It is the highway bill which has tarn lor more legislative action One called,tlon to purchlW<. farm eampment filed nicd , Lansing has been spending the present in thc hcuM- committee for days that attention to the fact that .many retmArthur j tiheln deed Petition! week checking over the work of the ha* been responsible for the time. tary association* ha<£ not complied with; special ressior. of the legislature in an marking ----- - - of - the lower brandy of the; state laws by pavihg the fee imjiored 4nd Urdv cia>n)' nj..d cltationa issued ! - . h ;xanted out that this was due tu a re effort lo find out- bo* much good has legislature. legislature, lack ot knowledge of the requirements ' m Zi„.V . , 2.’ been accomplisiie l for ’he taxpayers of In the renato. Hie budget bill which ot tiie law und it recoinfnimrled tiiat' >Pta filed, discharge of Admr. issuevi., purpoM n« reduction «r , , 11 , l'’lU e^tiifc enrolled. thc stale so fur as a result of the ac- has for its various purpo* state reduction of c*<x- !^J departments• s ’X,Uon J* Snac*h’c”\ouW l*r‘! ” - - tt-.itlcs of the law-making brunch of penses of v„ric-.- »Ut.- d. p.iTtmril- ■nil k„p Ttelr ctoi.r, A™' the wrernment _.ie government and unuiutions ana institutions has been under eonconi ‘mu letters issued, order limiting set-i It rs certain that the highway bill, sideration for nearly two weeks. Th. : th“V*,h 5. vmd^'n^r ,.r /tlement 11 entered, petition for hearing, held Tor days in the bow* committw.. senate'member* have tlie same pur- . J’ thJh" l'“d ! <1 claims filed, notice to creditors tamed.[ is not going «o do all the thing*many pire as many members of the hous”. to .pL*’ n<T«r ,'i Est. Eble R. Fowler, dee d. Final ac4. Iflghwz.-had anttdiratid. Highway Cominis- force u greater reduction of higher-up ' •ecllon ballot* of the names of pnsi- i count filed, order a.Mhfning residue cn- j *ian<r Grover Dillman has pointed out salaries than a uniform fifteen J"imhv ',tercd empliailcallv that a very utetahtial; cent cut 1->r all would bring about 1 Est. Donald D. Hex* Petition for in-; portion of thr financial rerourecs of senate- lias had complied a complete is “'! S re™, i j.-.tructloiu us to sale of real estate .filed,' the department cannot — be w diverted to salary list of all state depattrfients am! •• P-Xi™ nt of^Xr* —t—• ~.——< -t-.— .—i ------ 7. influrneitut theJ decision x-nirr* ’ waiver of notice filed, order for sale oil -• J-■ ti e -department -------------- — B of. n'fh'mrHq, decision of voter*. other u as dim con-- institutions mrtitalwn* and a:.d tm*.list, tnu- list, <oi»istm vouMstmg;of ,n«wn«0* the J™®? *’ bill । t<aI «<■“* ■ .............cloudy ,..... .............................. .houre. Ii.i-. approved ot u the1 ■*’ 8arMb E A“0(t' dccd «*“’ «’ tm-ie to build, roads and maintain many typewritten pages. ..a. . Hre JSta a loXKrtod them • . been on the desk of eadh senate mem- ™ l ge of H..n to prevent additional uncmplny-t< r for nearly two a.xks ; ■ 1„ ", niuniLipui bond*. »> “ ,I due ; due enlcrM. „ • ment’and at the same time bring relief If th* highway.-bill can sectftv Un-110,1 n *21^ j Est. MnihhaE Varney.incomp, Waiv­ mt-tuai'- action uiiiuii in th* I..- nmuto -note nf ihc.cdiintks and munici- mediate lo use »uu and senin' of notice filed, order allowing final' polities of the state is the main quo-- at* wi;.;e it must be- nturned becaus. Requests Protection j account entered, dlwhafge ot guardian; ition that members ol the Icgistaturr «f amendment* that tin: hou.w con’ . . . Kike been, considering It r» knowfl template;, making, and tlie senate will of Spawning Areas sa"™'eS.,i. *. .1 nuu™ that tlie transfer of rhe weight tax re- act speedily ujxin the budget bill, there a — th. v,n»u Uk.. rnr, M"“ «>"!. «..hfr oi IM ceipLs and a jxrrtion' of tKe gus tasf remains nothing more for lhe legbla-■ >.,1, -— — — -----.u. ----------- - ----------- j - ----------। order apiailntuiirAdmrr-mtered. bond; moneys from the hlpbwav department Hire to do but adjourn and .return 1«» f™’at’1 request’d by Connerle^;^'mve v-uon Officer George to arotdj filed, leltcn tawed, order to other purposes will immediately; horn.-, ^melhmZ<7u7"7 rftmething that members taw:'*!® oarer fteorg* Sumner' Sumner to tattlemant avoid '•« Admr 2 l._ . . " . .n....', limning entered. i»etiUon| came a large number of highway <l> ■ been anxious to do for the past two driving motorboat* into shallow waterJ• for hearing claims filed, notice.to credi-j partment employees and road worker: weeks. near the shore. There areas at thi:.l to be thrown out of employment. High-■' iiir recommendation of the governor । Bme or the year are likely to contain'{tors Lssued. nFPiriAl PMFPKINR urriGlHt-O uncunmu ’ The Way Back The financial and commercial foundation and reliability of EVERY community is centered in and around its Banks A good bank is just as necessary to the thrift and welfare of a city or community as 3 bread winner is to the home. Also, a suc­ cessful bank is dependent upon the friend­ ship and confidence of the people of the city or community if it is to be the “Good Bank" desired. way cifjiartnwnt cilicials have net that the legislature .submit to the vot- M»awn nnd tests have proven that thei given an estimate of the number that er* this fall thc question of a constl-.Propellers play havoc with it. Tti.-will lx1 deprived of work, but the num-• tulional amendment winch would per- omounr of •pawn destroyed each w;i-; ber will not be small. Thu l.s about the in^nt legislative vnuctmcnt of an in-’50,1 hi this manner is. problematical.! only department of the state govern- co;nc tax. law, did not meet with the Sumner says, but it undoubtedly| Welcome Corners Y grotip led by E I I amount* to nn aatonLshingly large to-1 J. Crook had a bin time at .their Frl-! I tai. • , . . day night meeting. After completing! their Bible study Course. they had aj COMMUNICATION. Somewhere, in a Book we .... vanton center y group icn try rxivar; mure or less familiar with, you will find. chem y plan on a big outdoor meeting * I these words: Y.- shall know the tni’.h . for thrlr nrKt rrRuliir w!.t.My.Ih«.r. 1 and the truth .-hall make tou free. Jp<. McKnighl was elreted to mem-j । One of the gn-atewt needs ol tlf: ix-rship on lhe Barry County Y M. C : |Amenwm ix-ople today 1» to know thr;A. committee an were D A VanBus-i । ruth—to sift out tar’.-, and s- par.iif । klrk ;,nd Rov Thnma<. Kellar Stem. I'hflrMS v»m Tn>wnd4 • ll-i.r, SS.Won.. rr.nk a.r^ 5lUrr> 1 u.v. >nu «e, ..:a: . „„ ,.L »»,“ ">■ l-mhlbiUim cl,.,..... .. n„liiM ii.ih . .„ enforcement icqrts thb . .Hiniry bil-it-r, - -- - - ■lions ru ,dollars.\ Now thc fact U—and ।Hastings Hi-Y urc. planning on en­ i figures do not lie^-that the total cost of tertaining the Lake View Hl-Y club at 1 enforcement from 1920 lo 1331 w.u a big meeting dut-qf-dnors Aiith gHin<».| ) I384.I50.524. while thc collections from 10”ft and a program. NrGoh Gardner: i fines ami pennltlej., und revenues and iottii president ; taxes on lawfully distil!' fl' liquor was planning i‘.Ha.:>8S.H84. or a net of ,$2iH.43.’.2tkl [above the cost ot chforctment. । We hear Must prohibition has caiprti I'KAlIt ILVILLF. I an cnormoiis ccononjif loss, and yet <nn i lNatlnn.il Inrluktrial Conference'Board I nounerd ut our -school Earl Otis y; jtcILs us., February 20. 1932. that our ,dktorian; Ivan Smith. ’ sahltatonmi.■ wealth has increased from 192 billion* ;Miov.ir. ilmkli-y. cbu« prophecy and! in 1914 to 329.7 billions In 1932 I won- !Mildred Johnson, class will. |der where, that Joss really L<? ‘ Earl WIF1 Paine, formerly of this pbci'i I Another wet <.tat<>ment I r-annot un-! now De ■»fiw uf uf jfenver. Colorado, and Mrs.' jderstand-l.s how repealing the 18th Pearle llu • - ■ „t Orangeville were| Amendment b going to ' put a million; caller;; in tt ■Thursday. .idle men to work making liquor" when.i Mr and •s. Lorvn Blackman in tht»' "good old days with saloons.’rj’t.q'no •.tiling nil some of t|: pme whiskei and u license" there were:men.-Lr. h..ndtauffdav. •only 86.W») nun employed m' nuking. The Udk.< Aid Society wjH bar. ■ s n' . ”lt,iV ”' Jhvirnext meetiiw al th.- church Wedhtkrn from the son drink and the ice, nesday. May 11. cream industries? we did not haVr Rexs Suhitav is Mother s day, thet< many working in tin s.- jntius”4— • ■ ■■ ■ ' j know in those ■ gpud old days. ' May ll the Kellogg tand and chwul IGR Natural Fruit Flavors Pkg. - -! u;H UBC an entertainment ' al the! a bo.Hr tu rabc-tha-billion dollars a i Methodist church, a free will offering' n-jc.. 15c ar revenue from such ;< fax. as -mu ;Will I*.- taken \Th. -<■ entertainers - a:.-..v usLsiioulri i| . t; w:,l requiref highly reeonurtemfed and will Is- wort!, consumption oi twelve and a half, hearing. ’ -h”'-,”!, « hv,* 111 Ed. Wilkinson has moved from Kala-i a ...m . ',41*’,nr bW "OUM.mazoo m‘o the Crump properly which1 allowed under state law, [ fi.. purchased some tune ago. He wa«! I I am Wondering how they will do . born in this vicinity and lived here; PET Tall Can. I But probably we had better no’ think [many yeftra. It will seem to him quite! too much; it’s wi much easier tor .’nmc; tike coming home. A real Mving at th Fa low T.G. A. price. hwople to talk j&nhout taklm the The teachers and pupils clea'hed the! !school yard Ftidav afternoon. Winch’ 1 made a decided improvement, in tht:l looks of the plan*. Baking Chocolate IGR rJ,h 19c । Sunday visitors and-caller.-, at Huber) Mrs Charles Hushes returned Sun-! Barnums werr. Mr und Mrs. John i duy morutnu rforn a two weck.r stay! Shredded Cocoandt n, 15c \ Woodman. Mr. und Mn D-.ftt:ht Bar­ at Delton hospital, much ffnprovi d ml num «d Coats Grove. Mr and Mrs. health. IG« A Delightful Addition to Fruit Cup Howard Barnuin <4 Hastings. Mixs The Barrv County odd Fellow and Dorothy Curtis and Dua-Hrta.-.d of . Rt-bekxh association will be held ati. Family Flour IGR 24 ’, Lb. sack 63c । Woodland. [ Prairieville Muy 9. a good-ntteUd&ncei । r.vu i>urK>*c utiu txeun, Mrs..■ i- (ifsired. Pot luck supper.' ' I Roland Valentine. Mrs. Ben Crockford. Mrs. Fred Smith. Iv.l:, Smith, Rob-. Arthur. Fuller and Hubert Barnum ;< rt Harmon and children arid Evclvn-' POWERS ECHOES. , 'ORANGEVILLE. •fine program was enjoyed by all. i«w Lansing, visitors Saturday. Mr and Mr- I. a Hunt and son nf/ Mrs HNx*r Pike spent Saturday at J Mrs. Myrtle Cutcher entertained Joiinsqn were at Battle ■ Creek. -.t* . Sattir-I k Qnind . —...... m..u ..... auc; au.-. j .j.,. ' rand Ix-dge Ledge spent spent the thr week ynd with' Gland - - Rapid.* number of her friends Saturday cvcCurl Perkin* spent, Sunday and'Mon- ■ lllft b<« R'Pened in the sum Natural day In Detroit. 1Charlie Bourdo mid faintly vbllcd rilng. Cards und dancing were en,, ... 1 uenuv Ketth Durkee and .V Mis-, Nellie Ruitan *Vi» flavor preserved in rich ayrup. ii latlvlf- at Toledo oter thc week end. ■ joyea until a laic hour. . . Mrs. Florence Wdktntan, Mrs Mr. and Mrs Harry N'atteL and son. hf FrecjK»rt spent Sunday in Casnovtn . Mr and Mrs James Herminette are Tiie Sunday school i* progress!.{ Mr. and. MY.-,. Elwood Barnum and' Clilfotd Wilkinson ami children of I’md of Hickory Corners were Sunday the proud parenta of a fine Jfaby girl just fine, there being over fifty There , , eurets ot her -nter, Mr.-. Miner Palspent thc week enn in Jack-! Kalamazoo born A|>ril 25 who will answer tu the Sunday. But there is room for many The Ladies’ Aid So. icty will be glad H,or- '-H’d family. Other visitors ol the name of Arlene Mary. : more. ’ All are welcome. ..to leeMye Old magazines’ and paper-‘<h,v Wc“' Mr- « ’«< Mm riuy Roy Travis n.»i uuia Mr. and Mrs. E D. LcwirStQci Ijnxand .Mr. Mr uml and Mrs Arthur I rlw’ con>‘nuO«y meeting held at tlie [from any one wishing to donate tiu.™ and family and. a Pound C.n ix-nt tht at home. Hcydt-r.bcrg i,i-4 family of 'Grandville; i 'h'sHhouse Friday evening «u at­ inc Foote spent Thursday with Mr and : Will cAli *or same If notified ...................... — '« of Midd„leville und!,rnded b> “ crowd and* a very Mrs. U. O. Morrell’near Plainw ell. ROBINHUE PARK. Katamazoo .visited Mr nnd Mrs Mau-:ja!l"'> Goodrich. j --------------------- —-------------------------------rice Hughes and Mr«. Florence • . . by! . . ......... Mrs Dwight — Tabor, accompanied •nt Sun-> Mrs Ed Ba!z»r of Grand Rapids, mu- ■ day with the former's «*.i\r. Mr- Ot” toted to Battle Creek for the day. Sat­ Lightfoot and- family of Freeport. urday. .'Mr. andaMrs Ralph Finkbcin^r ol Ed Sharif of Milon WM a caller in Middlenlle.called un the btt.r* pa;MUf ,lta Sargent ,.pent over the dr.'S'ufi.-riu>,'!r Mr’’ ,u ,lin ,oU*' week •■«<! u’ith her people m Sebewu. , ' M-* nrtd Mr' \ r, . , ^r' “’'’I Walter Cooke *jienti Tuesday night al the home ot. Frank f'c-rano"■?. •s’Jnda-' *'lh hu- mother in Sparta, i M?s h H Ji r-..u GikL'm'mid Ev«r make puHed rice cookiei? • >f c.rand Rupids and Arthur CK.: _______ '7. .. ' Ml; Jani” Mohler will attend- the I Frdfn‘,,TO w°nu:ns Clubs ebnven; Hastings 5pe,nt Sunday with their par-i irtiiinv iron croid •ent*. Mn». Marvin CL'ter. and.Ra>, I Mr ..........and ’ t,,’n a* * oI Hasting* Mr and Mr.v ar^ son. Wmrll-S tlub al [k)WaBlac. Tuesday. lucnty-fuur years K a long lime—and any concern that : Mr. and Mrs Albert l’rn>l ot Lnnsf^tf i Arlen ot Pork and Beans IGA 2% c.n 10c \<r and ind Mrvisited Mr Mn. Frank EYank Travis Travis Visited gruus and grows until It R th/ outstanding one fn the alate, Isixiit Saturday night with thc latter r “ -• ------ Jrand Rapids visltid at the ■ .T: M “ “• must be giving satisfactory service. • brotixr. John Kollar, and family Hershey's Cocoa !. MrX Evrld Jackson and .•«•!; Randal. on; Thia is exactly *w hat the “State Mutual" has done—orMr and Mrs James Mohler enter-' i called on her daughter. Mrs. Ernest Crepe Tissue IGA Benner ot Milford.' Ill. tamed’tnclr son. James, Jr., and fomganired In January. 190g, l.l.Ji^* through all these years 3 BoJh forged steadily ahead until it iu'<<hjv largest and klrongcal we.ks . uniw for her mniU7"Mr7-r tlly "f BkRIc. Creek. Sunday. farm mutual fire Ituuranre company In Michigan^ Brodbeek who ha* Minn Mr lind M Lamphlcr ta^hon^vXX “ ' C UfnM OIJ M‘Mrt 01 MXWlevilfe. areand ’ougfamnew The prompt and satisfactory manner in which we lake QUALITY ENAMELED care of all claims; our strong financial position; and our Mrs 8. C Schuler .nd Miss Helena farm' We,Came HANDLE | Mrs. Clifford Allen b ill >itn the fiu.-‘ ill Or.iiTn.,«.,, &<«<,»• io our raiumuu.y. . broad and liberal policy, arc,factors In making this com­ I Mr. and Mrs. John Mityhch lime: pany tlie leader that It l.s today. Mr- Leonard Wachter of Esut moved to Jackxon. Micrugan NORTHEAST IRVING. Our “Blanket Policy" covers all farm personal under one Mr. and Mr*. Dcnm.» Duffey -enter-j Woodland was calling on friends here ; Last Week’s Letter. 39c Value Item. . , tained her parent - Mr. and Mrs Lau- Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs Albert Prtnt of Lansing ; rence ol Ionia oyer the week end. FAIR LAK& ; .••jM-nt Sunday with Mr and Mr*’ O. L. : Mr. mid Mrs Hurry Jordan, Mr. and Herman Window of near Fine lake; Lightfoot ami Norma. Mr*. John Ferdon und Mr. and M” mussed away a: Ins lumu* Wednesday; Mr. and Mrs. Pete MiUer ot the Jones; i A. H. Sargeant all of Grand Rapid* with pneumonia. As a boy lie lived ;n।district spent Sunday afternoon with; J02 EAST STATE ROAD ••pciu the Week end al their cottage. this neighborlwod where he ha» many /Mr and Mrs. Sam Eckert. . Dr and Mr*. Wise ol Kalamazoo friends who sadl* regret his untimely PHONE 3552 HASTINGS. MICH. Mitaes Pauline and Virginia Moore spent a lew days lost week at tlit-lr paismg. Much r-ympathy b extended spent the week end with their grand-j cdltuge. his bereaved family. ! mother. Mra. Ida Moore at Haallngs. Mr, and Mr* Merle Count of Kala­ Beryl and Keith Pcnndck ^rt-having Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newton and; mazoo spent the week end with , his the measles. family ot Rutland spent Bundhy with] Home Office: 702 Church SL. Flint. Mich. mother and Robert. -------- —------- **-•-------------i Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore. 8 Mr. and Mrs. Charlit Smith and The modem girl has quit making Mr and Mrs William Moore und W! V. BURRAS. Presidepl JL K. FlsA, Secretary Mrs- Emma FUwlwul ot Beutpn Hartwr the bread but her hubby unu.; make Maigurel and Mt*. Ida Moore of Has-i called el Geo Taylor and Clifford Alien even belter dough «tlur« her father uscd; tings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. lugnes last Thursday. ! a C. J. Moore and Ralph. . Y. M, C. A. ITEMS Every Time You “BOOST” Your Home Town, by Word or Deed, You “Boost” Your Own Interests HE YEARS of service this bank has rendered to the people of this city and county has firmly established it in Public Confidence. Every courtesy consistent with safe conservative business management hqs always been extended to every patron. We are always perfectly will­ ing to confer with you about any banking business with­ out charge. . - IS 'AY atf'Irfl I here is a steadily increasing return of funds to Sav­ ings accounts in banks all over the country. This is “tKe way back" and sure to bring full time pay and a full dinner pail. ’ Bran Flakes IGR a&tf PJts JQC Gelatine E^essert Powder PINEAPPLE IG8 SALMON IGA This Bank Has Always Paid 3% Interest Compounded Semi-Annually On Savings p.» 29c Hastings City Bank Milk The Hank with the Chime Clock Capital $75,000.00 Surplus $50,000.00 Peaches Nc™2 1 ■Sa,S^“nOiK^^r.M- TRICOLOR SOAP 3 «... 10c CR1SCO • • 21C NUT MARGARINE u,. 10c Puffed Rice Quaker eh Twenty-Four Years of Satisfactory Service 15* 12c 19c Canned Vegetables BROOMS J c.„. 25c 25c E. J. DEMARAY State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. r �THE HASTINGS BAKNER. WEDNESDAY, MLY 4. IS*! Hastings New, Most Modern One-Stop Station Complete Service Invites Your Inspection Fir^^tone Ione-stop VULCANIZING TIRE REPAIRING EXIDE BATTERIES Greater Values Firestone SERVICE I Asbestos Brake Lining SPARK PLUGS FIRESTONE RIMS CAR WASHIN|G* AND POLISHING BATTERY, TESTING REPAIRING AND RECHARGING COMPLETE LUBRICATION TRUCK TIRE < SERVICE Gum-Dipped Tires GASOLINE, OIL AND CRANKCASE SERVICE UND£ THE ONLY TRUE BLUE . u KNO^' tl’fGHpo'*£R Buy thete wings al ^iny Sunoco Pump The NfW SUNOCO Motor OIL • . . lh« only molor mod* by th* A*ercury.pfoceu 1ONG LASTING NO HARO CAIfON SURPRISING* Ml LIAGI HIGH TEST PERFORMANCE plus KNOCKLESS POWER regular gas price ... save 3c per gallon Andrus Service Telephone 2240 Comer Court and Jefferson Sts., Hastings, Mich. Frank C. Andrus �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY J. 1*33 PAGE TWELVE ' SOUTH SHULTZ. NASHVILLE. Rev. and Mra. Clinton F. Smith of? Mr and Mrs. Frank Maas of Kala­ The Homemakers' Corner ' Waterloo. Iowa, spent from Friday un­ mazoo were caller. at G. E. Keto on* I Sunday. I til Monday with her parent*. Rev. amt : By Home Economic* Specialists Michl- ■' Mrs Albert Ostroth. Rev. and Mrs. Mi's CapiUda ■ Bacchicr cntcrtaini-d gan Slate College' D. C. Ostroth and family spent Satur- the followiny ladies for luncheon Wed-/ nesday in honor, of her mother's, Mrs ! . Manv tabrici are apiraring dn 1he, George Betts ot Kaiamaroo spent: Rcsn Baechicr's. xcventy-fourth birth.market In entirely hew forms this over Sunday at, the Charles Bettsi day. MeadantM Hattie Prentice. liucy Rehpr. Mandi' Hoonan. Beatrice DeCon* "spring Haven, for Instance, is minus. home. it* hitherto chararte: retie high luster. Mrs Grace Klelnhans of Gr^nd[ and Anna Atndt of Hasting*. Shc-re' Rapids spent thc week end at her home; reived many nice gifu among them were *ix beautiful American IwMiTF soft woolen* o: mixture* ot silk and here and with friends. ' ruses. All enjoyed tlie day nnd hopMo I vuui Clair Brooks Dtwas ot ui mcuuii Detroit aprni spent oaioiSaturThe result has been gained llirnuph (lu>. nlght at th(. An)os w<.ng(,r nonM. meet with her again on another birththe.um of <<>uh raynn fiber.-, according .Mr». Brooks ----- - - and- son - returned ----- ■ home c.._. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Sjxmabie of Hire- ] m Mis* Jtdu F.-*r. textile, expert who with „ ,him um oul _____ two Sunday -lirr after spending ting* and Mrs. Vesta Monica and wn1 ’S,Vfc5 Wlth her Pflr«1W: Billie of Kalamazoo 'pent Sunday with. spun as cotton ;s. ami. by tide jjrare-s. a high degree of fineness in textv.e lure • The Ladles’ Aid of the Evangelical their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charley; ; church was held Wednesday afternoon Kenym^s^a* been put into the ruy-it-, Tlilscomninnity wag «jio< . As in cotton and the liithi . weight at the home of mim Amy llartwell. Mr and Mr- John Johnson of Bat- of the sudden pacing of woolen*. many of the spun rayons are i'tlc Creek *jwnt Sunday-with their ,/Jr-' phrnnia Shultz sdqduy morning. She made' in itncre.dinc piwh weave#, a.--1 >rnta. ‘ ‘ • • • will be greatly mitred and mueti'sym-i the-tendency stems Commemoralbtg tbeir 20th Anniversary Mr ..nd Mrs Claud Miller of Btdtle pathy is extended thr bereaved one.- ■ do each other in nrij Creek were in town Saturday. " Thr many friends <>f Adelbest Craven L^NE has built a Iiniitcd miniher of these The fifth-fourth annual eonvrritlon ♦ill be glatf to hrai thar hr returned h-;. jxln>; and bril home (nun Kan<iu'Thursday, mucp Un-1 siifvrhly styled chests. They surpass allyThursday at the' MeUiiMlisCchureh. proved in health Miss,Opal Pniitahkn of Brush Ridge* tlcal and thing.ti e have ever seen in value. (Liy morning at bls home here u.t,thc returned home from Marengo Wvdn• wear, Tift- material? may be adapted ‘many other • tut:-.'.d-o. since .Uu.- !r i age ol ‘33 year- He was born in Ohio day and 1* spending sonic time with her and came with hi* parent* to Michigan aunt. Mina Kenyon, while Her sister t­ provement .n textun. SEE DESCRIPTION TO RIGHT .»■ the dn- of tuelve they settled in ill with the measles.; * ’■ Now that hotise-deaning time- lia* Maple Grove township. On July Sth, Mis* Mabel Hum "of Battle Crock h arriK-d tiiere are a .rood many "|w;aw ,1875 he was unli'ed in marriage with murk" pr .duc:; which the iunpewile: Harriet Brice. Four chlldtcn wenmay employ xondnikailv. Mt*> Flvel>r.: ixxni. Lowell of Maple Grove. Lloyd. BRANCH DISTRICT. Turner, extension special.< Miggeso who pasied away m 1917. Mr; Bessie Zenlc Wallace ha* been very ill wl|h "a mixture tot cleaning painted wall. Home of Battle Creek and Mrs. Jennie throat trouble thr past week. and home made w.ax for fl.wws or fur-. Meier*, who came to live with her Thr Nt Evangelical Sunday school nittire which may tu. easily and eco- parent* eight years ago. Mrs Jarrard will give a short Mother* Day pronohikally prepared in the home. ।.;<d away three years ago. Funeral grnm next Sunday al ten o'clock.. For cleaning wnll.'. one cup of saV services were held Thursday afternoon 1. E Mudge in not feeling »o well at Odi- '.i orch'-Mra Friday Mr. and Mrs Dewey Jones are en- cniiHUi guest* of Mr*. Sarah Oslroth soda, onr cup of ammonia, one cup of -’i! two o'clock conducted by Rev. A. L. tertalntng the .latter * niece from Chi- and Mr. ami Mrs Leslie Atlanta tin* writing. ’ ’ ‘ - -----•x enjoyed ai vitxkar. and one grtUon of warm-water' Bingaman of lonu>. hl.< former i^stor Cairo for a few <luys of mu-ical Mr* Mary Hook of Nashville was a Mrs J. A. Fa-'ett L cariml'for Mrs. are required. The solution is med i*!e<l by Rev. W D--Hayes, numlx-t Mr; and Mrs. Ben Schneider and.visitor .it the Oslroth-Adams' Itomc -Earl Shultz and Uiby «Euml.tir with a sjx»tise. and rinsed with another The' !a*t Brotherhood ---• ■-for -■this /eason Leona of \Voo01and were Sunday alt- Wednesday of lust week. The program put on by tin- Lake >rtwn Battle Cr< .‘penee .r-..-.. arid ,, clear .water, if there are any ,. : ns held Monday evening at BarryyUlc -P'iL- on the wall, small amounts' pl Tlie ap.-aker wa* W N. Swetyicy. from . equal part* pf thoroughly mixed borax-. Michigan Stale College. East Lamin'. gold dust, and corn meal placed on a! A large crowd of mothers and ■ damp cloth and then rilbth-d on Hw ‘ daughter* enjoyed the jinnua! banquet spots will usually remove '.hern entirely held at lhe community house Friday Take one-quarter" pound beeswax, night. cue pound paraffin, one quarter pint; A public installation of the officers . raw linseed oil. ana one and one-quar- of Laurel Cluptfr No. 31 O E 3. wa.-. u r pint* of turpentine for the Boor and held TucMiuy evening at the Masonic furniture wax Mett the beeswax and i tempi.- with Grand Conductr, .*. Mrs the [>a>t!n. add the htr- . d oil and; G.-oreialw B.lTirr and six lu-sistun! - of ■---- twreifilrw. and stir the mixture vujor-:Hastings a* Installing officirx 'Hit. busly Unfinished Urexl will .be dark- wu., proceeded by a-pot luck silpiwr anu ened somewhat by th!* wax as a result;a program wa* given of thc absorption Of the- linseed on.' On Sunday evehfn^. May 8th. th. j . turj-x-ntlm- > highly inflatifinabk. and Evangelical l< jgiic will give n musical| LANE'S 20"Anni versar nminimiiiiiiiii CedarChest Special Gift Buyers! MILLER FURNITURE COMPANY Hastings. Michigan iris th? wax to heat the ingredient - Rev. c F- Smith of Waterh-* Iowa, only be setting them in hot i^ater and’cave a tint- u-rmon at the Evafigehcal to have no flame* in the room church Sunday night Mra Meh.-.-.i Gok^y i»* visiting hoc The liomemak-.r will soon t>- able to j, son. Will, and nnd family al at Jackson. Her Hcr I ' blankets with a degree i daughter . Mr*. Un- Walker returned tol of .confidence because blanket manu- j her home tn Detroit after siiendiii r facttire:? and dtatribmor.-. at u meeting ^veruj WMk4 lu^v curing for her . . held under tiie auspices ot the national mother. bureau ol standards, agreed that this Bom Wednesday..April 27th. to Mt merchant^' tn tne future will be dis­ and Mrs. Earle Schulze, an eight tinctly labeled ;>* to the percentage of nnd one quarter pound daughter. wool contained. The new standard goes Mr.--. Charles Roscoe i> lieipmg in j mto effect on December 31. 1932. bothi tlie — Dr. Baker luune. Mrs. Clark Higbee'. fur new production and for exi-tuig of Gram! Rapid*-xpent the w.<k end! stock." ' • here. Tl;e. proposed standard. includes the William Dean. Jrw ami- family have tnAvcd lo tlien new home on the north 1. No finishr-d blanket containing lcv.i •idL ,.r than 5 per cent wool shall c*ny the’ :Mr. nnd Mr*. Herryman were mlled word wool In any twin. | away by the serious illness of hi* .Ms2. Blanket* labeled with the word' wco* in any form and containing: m Mr. ..nd Mrs. Sam Couch have moved shall £u-Libeled -part woo) not Its; Cameron McIntyre will teach tlie than '> pef <*nt wook ' '2> more than,Quimby school next ycarT -'4 pir.cztd wool slsall be labeled Wit’.t| Mr. and Mr* Otlir Lykins sja-ru tl-.e-guarani* id 'tnlnimuin* wool con-jSunday near AVaylaml. rent Hi iwirenjave; <3- above 98 per Mr. ami Mr*. Uim.nd Ln <1. cent •*«>! alutil tu* Libeled ;'nll wool." I have muted into their home Letter* on tM jdvcrtlMtig labels of i south side. • * pari aoot blanket,-- liavc to In.- not les/ Mr and MrjTc J Bctt' and children inch high. The'and Mr and Mr*, c E Mater and - - --— ... ----- - ...... ..... ....... , auu u.uMuir, rd and meaos the percentage of, Patt> were af Kalamazoo Wednesday blanket and not tn;night Wilham r». went • Grand. Your friends you pass with “Dixie” Gas We Are Now Headquarters for Hw Evangelical cSufili. Snorer to attend the antni.il . —— .ed In the liool next Sunday n.arpriM. Friday «•*.-- i .0 -Mnwsrrt e Wellman ■ f uet.ing at th* Com-1 [■eaker and the hi i. " Tlie m'tMClan handshaker. Flo Tlie male quartette odman wire iiomc f el Kalamazoo tor the week nhvanity Ben ice lor the Piesldent. Kenneth Kt i-1 r-ident. Virginia Thomi>lara ABerding: VERY MAN, Woman Boy or Girl who visits our Stations Saturday or Sunday MAY 7th and 8th, will be PRESENTED with a GIFT they will appreciate, FREE! Reprt»e niative | Ionia, given on! ten tine and a larjt audience A bum­ musical nunjber- were ybung men tn-m Hasting* trombone and ptlno Mr and Mr*. Wilford Price of .Lan-] ring are working for Asa-^triilt while’ wbrfci# so slack tn Lansing. George Hall* family moved Satur­ day to their home in Kalamo. large tnaj it t* net* - Wilton Sherk ot Detroit spent Sun­ day with ids cousin. A*a Strait, und visited other relatives, Allen Idcma I f«e 'amt -Gluttons, fur the other; accompanied him and visited at Vcrn' uoul. Tiie wlution given In lhe third French's In Vermontville. atep alii need lo be repeated for thc Mr*. George Huh entertained a ft a Mxrniid lot of wool as 11 will need a cohplea to pedro Tuesday night in ------------ ---------- ------------honor of her father s birthday. Card about a handful of wool into a; Tom Howell of Landing spent Sat-1 pad about 11 by 14 Inches. About 50'urday and Sunday with his uncle. Ed; forkw.' w about two anfi one-ladf Mu* PrbciUa Hall wa* three year* iKiUud* When iMtung pod* together ■ old Monday and .,wab entertained at in comforter, allow edges to lap oxer )wr GrauclparcuU home with a Ui^ each other about two luchca. dinner. t.im BuleluuiD with rel.it 1 STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! nd family Loren and' Myri !e Ou Phone 2226 DIXIE Gas A-" Oils \Ve hope to maintain the same high stand­ ard of merchandising that vve have in the past Edmonds Oil Co. Independent Oil Co Hastings, Michigan Nashville, Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNS*. WEDNESDAY, MAY I, lift * CLOVERDALE. EDGER SCHOOL NOTES. . CHICK EGO AND SHOW Mr. and Mr*. Clay Perkin* of Battle A spelling conte.,1 was started at the i PLANNED AT COLLEGE Creek called on their uncle and aunt. beginning ol the monfii with Ernest; 1932 WALL PAPER You »urc can paper that room now. Never have we sold good wallpaper so cheap. Patterns from 5C Single Roll IOC Double Roll and up. Bring in your mail order samples and com­ . pare quality and price*. WINDOW SHADES We are having a special on window shades. All colors and sizes. ’o What tlie well dressed House will wear •TJNHt and DECK han.|»im» for many month*! This is the time to order your paints for in­ terior and ex­ terior painting. Get our prices, t DEVOE HOUSE PAI' % CARVETH & STEBBINS Goods Delivered Phone 21.3 I AGENT t I i. ... I learned iny lesson once!” "A couple of years ago I let go of a few shares of Consumers Power Preferred Shares for another pro|R»sition that was supposed to make me more money — and I lost the whole thing. Once is enough for me. Pll hang on to my Consumers anti add to it as I go along. It pays me good dividends and I know where mv money is.” f FOR 42,000 Investors Here Tli^ Teat of Time Proves That FACTS Connt Where Your Money Is Concerned FOR A SOUND SECURITY INVEST LN CONSUMERS POWER SHARES Preferred 5% I ASK A CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY I ---------. 1 Mr. and Mrs James MacDonald. Sat-< Winners at Exhibition Are Pick■ urday afternoon - Mr and Mrs. Lyle Kingsbury and of Millions of Birds Hatched 1 family visited the Olin Brown family Annually In Michigan Plan* have been completed to itavc Jive egg show and tlw Cfiick show i scheduled annually at Michigan State College, nn Uie »amc dates mid JAb combined *hows are scheduled \ t)ir i i Winners at Uie chick show are the I pick o! tiw 4t),ixx>.txxi chicks which are annually hatched in Michigan and *01.1 to fsmiri* of tills and many other itstrx Zeeland, -which might be called lhe cauital of thr hatclvery world shipfire I5.000JXX) chick* ‘last year There arc 0d hatcheries located within 10 miles ol Zeeland . t which came from 13 state* and one Canadian province. Chicks were *hlpprd to that-show from Booinnn. Mon■ Una. and arrived 'in fk*t ria** condi­ tion. One of the requirements for entra­ in the sliow i* that the’ bird., be ship­ ped so three in charge ot the exhibition can tell whether the bird* pumas., enough vitality lo make them good *hipping risk* •_ Tiie chick shofc provide* regular classes for 20 breed* of chickens, tur­ key*. and ducks und usually the new.*: included in the exhibit* All chicks will thc *huw. poultrymen and the visitors to the show what quail tie* are needed to make a Arst grade exhibit of eggs First place winners mu*t be of k qual­ ity which would command a premium on the market The Uiow will he- held in Demon­ stration Hall and entries mby be made *by niiy liatchcrymsn or poultry raisen WENT HOPE. Our tFgcher. Mr?. Leiuu Loubaugh, ' t.xik our seventh and eighth graders to Middleville to Hie.Kellogg school tri a review of. their respective years work. Saturday. James Kelley anA Mr and Mrs Dwight Tabor of Miodteviil<- S|wnt Thursday afternoon ana evening with Mr and Mra Glen MorehouM-. John H. Adders is •improving from his recent illnesa. which is good news to liis many friends. Win F Willson. Chester Jackson and Archie 1^-ach of, Holl visited James Anders und family over the week end I Saturday being Donald Springer s birthday, on Friday afternoon he was the happy recipient of a birthday part) at the schoolhouse. t Mr. nnd Mrr Mark Fox and Mrs Mary Freer ot Hastings sjient Sunday ut F. D. Woodmore's. Remember the Motiwr's Day exer­ cises ut the church next Sunday. We Mix* Mildred O*«<xxl and Miss Grace . Wilson ot Muncie, Ind , and Rev Isaac Osgood of HunUngton. Ind. spent the . week end with the home folks. Also. 1 Mrs Lynden Johncock nnd Juck and ; Jerry *prnl Baiurdiy night there as I Lynden la up North trout Ashing. Bebon and Vrryl Belson as leaders.' Ernest Bebon's side won Hnd were treated to n marshmallow roast last Friday . . at Plainwell Sunday The first, second and fifth graders Guests at thc home of Mr. and Mrs have reader* winch they are en­ Arthur Jobncoek's Sunday were Mr. joyingnew very much. and Mrs Chas Kahler of Barry and Tins first and second grade - have ‘ John Johncock of Ea.*l Orahgeville Thr .Ladles' Aid will meet at tlie learned Uie poem "I Unt you Mother " We have tied Acvrrai lessons on ta­ Garrison home May 12. Everyone wel­ bled* that hav’ returned «1m> have come. started a nature study txxikk'. with ten Watson home thr fzague busincM 1 common flowers. meeting will be held at the parsonage We have ordered eighteen new books' Friday night. for onr ...... library and air waiting patient* i .Mbs Helen Patton of Midland spent jy for them to come the week end with her mother. Mrs I Our window', arc decorated with Patton. clothespin birds which were made dm-, Bert McCallum is back from Detroit ‘ ing Brt class. where lie ha* been thr .past Wrfk or' Nearly 'everyone is preparing for’extwo consulting with doctors. He feeb aminations. r*i»cully seventh* and acme belter at Uie present writing. , eighth grader* Mr. and Mr* Robiruon of Kalamawr have had several vl*ltor« during zoo called on Mr* Patton Friday, aft- thu mohth Madeline Tabbejcr.-Rorndd • BeLscti. Sarah DePne.strr. Beatrice DcMr and Mrs Russell Monica of ;Mott, Mr. .Chamberlain and Mu* PurKalamazoo called on their iiarcnts. । Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Monica Sunday. ‘ Those why have not been tarty or Richard Prnneb and family and ,abent are: Elmer Johnson. Margery' Harry Penneb and family of Kalama- .JohrvAon, Marjorie Laubaugh. inn* rm spent Sunday with their parent*. Weaver. ■ Myrtle Weaver, Wm. Dibble, Mr. and Mr*. Ed Penneb. Wilbur Bel-on. Erne.-t Orison. Norma Mrs. Sam Givens went to Battle ;BelM.il. Oretta McNutt;George McNutt Creek Wednesday to see her new Norma, Nora Ellen arid Chflotd BelBrand-daughter who has come to make Spn , have moved and will, attend tlie . her honn- with .Mr and Mrs. Fred Wilcox school.-Margjry Joitroon and. Wullbridge. Myrtle Weaver .reporter.-. Marguerite Callers at the Henry Penneb home ;MePharlln* teacher. Sunday were. Miss Ida Knestrlck ol Delton and Mr. and Mra Hurry Kelley ' and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brooks and son or Kalamazoo. Mr nnd Mr*. Rex Xfsclzod and famUy ol Kalamazoo and Mrs John Mac-. Lend of Hastings were caller* ut the E 1. MacLeod home Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Holtz, and family mo­ tored to Nashville Monday P. M to call on friends. . Mr. and Mr*. Whittemore of Delton were callers at tlie home ot Mr. und Mra Grant Dtckepmn. GeorRc Dibble of IN-trolt spent a* lew du** li-t week at Jiicir cottage. Cha* Whitney returned from LanMng Pridav and left Sunday for northern Michigan where he expect* tu visit rnlafives und also do a little trout fishing. Mrs. A J. Drxlgnon and little jJayght< r of Kalamazoo spent Thursday with her brother. Arthur Waugh and fam­ ily. Mrs J Mi. nr went to Grand Rapid* ‘ TucMlay to vblt her daughter, Mra. Parker'and family. GREAT SEEDS! We have a complete line of'tested SEED CORN, SOY BEANS, SUDAN GRASS, MILLET and other field £eeds. Also CRO-TOX for use with See us before you buy. your corn. EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY FLOUR -;- FEED . COAL CEMENT -«- LIME BRICK. -.- TILE i- FARM IMPLEMENTS PHONE 2118 HASTINGS WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN Coffee Sale With many other outstanding Food Value* . ADAMS LAKE. Mrs Enuiu Nevin* accompanied by Mr* Frankie Boulter visited her mother. Mrs Charles Hughes, who is ill at the Delton hospital on Wedncsday. Mr. and Mra. Georgr Morr house vis­ ited their daughterand family, Mr, and Mr*. Clyde Freeman oj Neeley Sunday afternoon. Mr. und Mra. George Bagley of Del• Bad Boulter and lady friend. M&* U>raltie Dygrrt of near Alto wxre Sun­ day guests of Ms. and Mrs. Irvie Boul- Orville Waddell. Orpha Morehouse, ron. Clark. Verna Baldwin and Frankie ; The Brice' Ladtrs' Aid Society will Boulter, acre HtUtings visitors on Sat-' ' meet in regular .session on Tlnlrsday, urday. . i Muy B. <. George Morehnntf and son. Ernest, Mra. Hazel Cole Hollman will claw made a btutneaa trip to Grand Rapids iter year's woyk at the Brigg.* school on on Monday Wednesday. May it. I ».... Mr. and Mr*. Ollie Boulter and chil-1 . Tin- PJraiurv Birthdaj- argainratiou dren of Coats Grow spent Sunday with will hold the inay ■'••aiuii ut Uie hoiin | thc former's mother. Mrs. Charles of Mra. Gertie Cotton on Wednesday. " Hunt. ' Muy )H. . Mrs. Paul Brown. Walter Brown, Mr. A mectlnR of the Steven* Parent- nnd Mrs. David Shepherd. Miss Bessie TVachr organization wn* held on Fri­ Bissell. Orville Waddell. Herbert More-I day night. April 29. At u irrevlous meet- house and family attended the town­ lilg Mr... Hck-n Coir wa* elected jiresi- ship Sunday school convention held ut dent. Allan Hyde. Vice-preMdent; Ber- thc Milo church on Sunday. A very i tha Kotchain. *ccn-tary, Clare Norris. And program was epjoyed. Rev. Gear­ I’treasurcr. heart of Hickory Comers gave aqtplen- i | Among the winners ut the Track did address which all enjoyed. Mr. ; meet conducted by thc Barry County Welton Brooks of Cloverdale sang si Y. M C. A. at live annual Acluevrment beautiful solo. “Tiie Holy City.'' Be­ I Day ol the 4-H clubs were several, ot came ol illness ot the song director. | our local boya and girl*, namely. Way­ Tliis number on the program was en­ ' ward Ucl.MNi. Orio SJrcpard. Ba* 11 Coy, gaged too lute to be printed on tlie • Mildred Phillip. Barbara Coy, Phvlli* programs but all appreciated and en­ I Tasker, Juanita Moon. Virginia Ben­ joyed his song, a beautiful number. Mr. nnd Mr.* Roy Cary of Neeley. ham. Alice Lanigan. Gordon Tasker. 1 Forest Partons, Richard West and Mr. and Mra. John Ctip]>on and fam­ ily of Hastings' and Mr. and Mrs. Joyce VanAuken. — Mr. and Mr.- David Oonklin and George Bagley were entertained at the; family formerly o( thc Ellui district home of their parent.*, Mr. and Mra. but now of Banfl'-ld were calling on Frank Bagley on Sunday. Mrs. Mary Rumble* and grand­ old tnend* and neighbor.* Sundky. Barbara Lee. is tlie new born daugh- daughter o| Plainwell visited Mr. and / Iter of Mr. and Mrs Howard Burchett. Mrs Frank Bagley on Sunday. Mr and Mg* David Shepherd spent ' len Thursday. April 28 Mrs Marion a pleasant day with the former's sis­ Lyons of Buttle Creek i* witli them. . Mr. and Mr.- Robert Traver of Has- ter. Mary Shultcs of Martin, Tuesday. I tlngs-arc now located on the former LENT CORNERS. । Charles Purcell farm Mis Mona Moore lias been seriously ' A family by thc name of Robinson , of Hasting* have purchased the former ill the past week but is Raining now About thirty friends and neighbors Norman farm and have.taken ixnscsgathered ut the home of Mr and Mrs. I Mon. . • Leland Hammond Saturday evening. The evening was’ spent in dancing, MAHTIN' COKNEKS after which refreshment* were served ;La*t Week* Letter Guests were present from Kalamazoo. • the schoolhouse Friday evening, May Otsego. Prairieville and Cressey. Mr and Mrs. Roy Chandler of Has­ 6. This will be the last meeting of the ■year A cordial invitation is extended tings railed on her father. Mi|o Ham­ mond. Sunday. Mra Aima Howlett spent a few days | Mr*. Clara Wilder of Battle Creek. । Mr. and Mr.. Floyd Buskirk of Has­ last week in Battle Creek tings. Mr. and'Mr*. James Tyler of - Mr. and Mrs James VonHout culled ; Woodland and Clare and Jeanette on her mother. Mr* Carrigan, of BanTrautwein of Morgan were Sunday Aeld. ’Tuesday Alfred Ball of Allegan and Herman callers at Alfred Fisher's. Morehouse of Orangeville were Sun­ Slocum s Wednesday for supper and a day Callers of Mr. and Mr* Fred Ball. good time enjoyed by all present. Preaching next Sunday at 11:30 NORTHEAST WOODLAND 1 o'clock S. S. ut 10:30. You arc most Mu* Bessie Valentine of Hastings cordially invited to both those services. spent Sunday at Pliny Hansbarger s j Mr. Hulliberger iia* returned to het HIOHBANK. Mr. and Mrs Harac Marshall of home after spending a week in Grand North Maple Grove called on Will Rapids. Arthur Stairs and Homer Smith ol Hau blitz Sunday. Mr. ami Mr*. Frederick Swartz and Carlton spent Sunda> al John Stair* family of Battle. Creek were Sunday Afternoon cailen. ware Mr. and Mrs. H. I. Church of Clarksville. visitors at Bert Daly's. Mr. and Mra. Grant Hulllbarger en­ Mra. Frank Hawblitz called on Mrs. Chas. Lynn In Nashville one day last tertained relatives from Grfcnd Rapid* week. Sunday. Mr. and Mr* Tompton of Sunfield Mr. and Mr*. Bcryle Nash of Nash­ ville called on thc latter’* parents, Mr. spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs and Mra. Fred Ried. Friday. Bhddon. • । Mra. Clyde Reid returned home MonTHE 1‘UOPEK REPLY. i day from U»e Pennock hospital where t -I never associate with my inferiors, she underwent an operation du you?" “I don't know. 1 navar luel any of Many men are killed by worrying over the idea that worry kill* men. your iiUsndr*.' —Recorder. • At) 8 O’ClockL Vigorous and Winey BOKAR "> 25c MU Red Circle Condor WHHtl ECONOMY RULES' !x:: 3 -49c 21c 30c Adi Bodiad SOAP P & G or Kirk’s Flake White 9 bars 25c OXYDOL for clothes or dishes 2 37c CORN White Sugar Com 5 No. ? size can* 25c BREAD 11/2 lb- lo“f 6c > »>• io»f 4c 100 lb. bag $1.09 SCRATCH FEED BABY CHICK FEED won.-■», $1.29 100 lb. bag $1.39 GROWING MASH SPARKLE 4 pk«>- 19c SULTANA PINEAPPLE 225c c- Friday and Saturday Holhnd Cryd*! Czo*m«ry Butter Del Monte, Whitehouse, Beechnut or Chase and Sanborns Coffee Hills Bros, Coffee_____ - FRESH PERCH 4Lb* 25c VEAL SATURDAY SPECIAL PORK ROAST Boneless 1 O— Rolled Lb. ZZX ... . - ..... r- . Michigan, Milk Fed ________________________ Center Cut Shoulder Q^, Pound C3C 5 BRISKET roast . CHOPS . n* it* 29c 35c 24c Lbs. . . . 0c ib. 12c lb. I Be _ lb. J. Lb. Crtlo PlsU. Cr*«medR.*dylOE*t BEEF ROAST Juicy, Tender Cut* Lb 2OC PURE LARD FRESH HAM SLICED BACON SUMMER SAUSAGE COTTAGE CHEESE PORK! ROAST - lb. IOC ' 3C <*. 16c 10c Lb. SMOKED Hockless HAMS Picnic, Lb. 9C Try Our Juipy Cube Steaks . . . None As Good AGP FOOD STORES Tbo Great Atlantic & P*dfic Tea Co. — �THE tlASTTNGS BANNER, WfnNFSDAY. MAY 4. 19M PAGE FOURTEEN IRVING. X™'™ INTERESTING PRO| GRAM IS SCHEDULED, Mr. and Mrr Paul Smith and x»n. ------- — - ; Victor, and Mr. and Mrs Brin v and ’ May Festival At Ann Arbor j family ot Battle Creek • were sundry Feature, M.ny of Amerie.-. ’ Famous Artists daughter. Peggy Joy. of Dowling w<nWe rail attention again this week lo sut-i- of Wurth Green* recently. Ann Arbor* great musicaF-hatival. May! Mr. mid Mr Brito Nash of N;V;li18. 19. 30. 21. Six concerts beginning I vllle wn> Sunday t'rabhig Rhe '*' of Wednexfav evening with tour rtertinj; Frank- Hiiwblliz *. concert* ending Saturday nlghfc nndj Mrs. Clyde Rial wa*-operated on two afternoon concerto on Friday ami. for appendicitis !a»t week and I-. getSaturduy “’“'''I- good. • Goe.’a Ljungberg i pronounced, by thc Mrs. Syjvia Skidmore of Camp Ca‘way. Yorta Ytinrbmrg' it the bright Iter was tlie week <r.d gto-t «t Mr. particular Mar of the 'provrmn. al- mid Mr Byron Gin-. though CHgll. the great teildr who sings : Mrs. Glciuin fjldelnian is sjieridmg Friday night; num-share aj»rt of the-the week in Battle Creek a- th'- KU'-t honor’s a* an cutofandlnt; aHracflrtn cf.uf her c»U'-lnsJ*|»>ltiB Pillai . ■ . Miss Ljungberg came to New York friend ot the M. S. C. w-'' >iU->’.? <‘i this winter a much heralded find from the‘former -• parents. Mr. mid Mt*. Sweden and captured tlie Metropolitan j Clqrtdn MrKtovn over- the »«-k <-in., crowds. Hinging to standing raorft each;. Mr- Mid Mt-. WflwJt Millit' and ’ time she appeared : Kibv of Detroit iwre. Sunday .rniev Aside from there John Chaf.es of the farmer x parento. Rev. mid-Mi-. Thomas «>f the Chicago. Opera. Cijtn-. J- J WiWif ;; pany. file well-known baritone ulu> has ' Ret and Mr. J J. Wil|i'.’ enti rn great radio following, also Mix.-, Gra-;’ «h' ir son nnd wite Mr: and dova. a famous American pianist, and . Mrs Wil-.on Wilhts their daughter, other fine soloMs awtot on thc pro-. Mrs. Clara Dav and time dam-hu r • Kr#m their <m-m-!aw.*An-h!-- Newton, ami The chorus will give Haydn'- Crea- four children of mw Dowling Sutitlon and for the first tune in En ' di ‘ iday afternoon callers at Mr. and Rimsky-Korsakoff,’? Opera the Vincent Norton's w«r. Mr. and The Chicago Symphony < participate in every program M.r. l ’ ih.it:i!u!> -. ' An interesting feature of ?----been bran Festival is the Children.-- chon- whim. 1 all the lower grade children o! t hr Ann 111 ,or Arbor city schools present an afternoon program, this year-.-rifctmiu-' being Last Week'-- Ixlicr. Gilbert and SuHivnn o;wi _Mr. and Mr-- James Vonflmit nn-1 • given. IB and children i-jieni Sunday with la-r moth­ Evening program* la yin nt er. Mrs. Carrigan of Banfh ld. afternoon ones at 2:3Q o'cloc The schedule oj price ------- ——’£ .— range.Jj ja.. 4].>jand Day and Alin'd Bull of Al86 to $8 for scoHiii tickets and from ’•"* *"• “ tpp legan Wilf Sunday visitors of Mr. and balcony $1 to 8250 main J Mis- FraS Ball. Mail orders can be «nt to Chas. A ' -Several from'thU- way attended the ’Sink. Ann Arbor witli 15c ,td<|iHyonni I funeral '•! Albert -..at ’il’' h,nn'’ foi registration. lot the Misses Hattie and Emma Dosl«-. ; Friday. . HOLME i Mp. C. Chaffee and Mr. • and Mrs Mr. nnd Mrs Bert Rayner and chil­ Laurente Hum'nwinl and family spent dren and Will Riictor «»f Carlton. Row - Sunday in Larv-mu: and Wiiliuyi-um. land Barry and Mr Xmid Mr?. Fred Mrs. Anna Howlett and Lee mvenBarry of- Martin Corner* and -Mrs ___ Sarah Durkee wife-Sunday visitors at Tuesday. I-red Dtirki »•’.*. . ’ The Parent-Teachers' cjub wa- held Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rigla of Hai- at thedmme of Mr. mid Mrr Carl Caldttngs w. r<- Sunday visitor* at Chartos u«-ll. Frjd>s evening with a fair attendBayneT. . ■' once. Mrs. Fred Dttrkf and- Mr- Waltecl Harold An-'-on returned to the home Durkra-ty-re Grand Rapid.- viU’ors Fri-»of hus stepnuifher In Matttiwan. Fri­ day. day. * ■ Mr. nnd Mrs. Hugh Pettenijill Of-BatThe enmmuniiy v-- 'addem d Frld.iv Ur Creek were Sunday caller, at Mrs. to Hear of the.death of_Mr . Marshall; Etta Parmelee's. . .of South Pine lake. O\ 'k, 0; >25 173 25 f U) I zl ounces B» ,01 \A I cents Iz k I ^40^ D A IMT F0RINSIDE 0UTSIDE lAlil i QAND CEDAR POSTS 7-Foot,.8-Foot and Large 8-Foot Ends Hastings Lumber a Coal Co. TELEPHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE ’ Investing Safely Tlie dollars deposited with of them have’been saved—a Many times.they represent ti; re not crdnwy dollars. Most at a Ume—out ot earning*, done without, so mi to nc- Dollars of. this kind nrc entitled to more than ordinary pro­ tection- -and u».- redogiuzc the- n ■>ix>nsilj:ilty of their care, been doing it for 39 years, and with an unusual measure of success in that we Mve paid nur certificate holder* 5'i dividends on , tlu-1r chares Besides at- have accumulated a-fund of 8400.000 to injure your safety. . Money placed With us haj enjoyed 100' years, never a tnu*. and-never a loss. security for 39 WE INVITE YOUR INVESTMENT. Standard Savings & Loan Association Gritwold «| Jefferson Detroit, Michigan Local Rtpnunlatia, J. L MAUS fit’SON Haningt, Michigan / Lrnft Week's Letter. Thr .regular Fellowship meeting’ nt the home of Mf. mid Mi' Virtor will be Friday night. April 29 -The Auxin, Satnrday evening. April 23. Tlie Middleville Men’s charito will put on meeting ‘WII5 railed tn order by Prr . thr program- Supper ‘promptly at B-rt. Brown. . SingIn-!--"Onwant Chrtsttan Sold*. I,vie Maxson ' from Nashv'lllc working here on the M. _. ... ... tlun mid is living In' the Whttrighi Prayer by Rev. Bloch hoiiH*. formerly the-Bentun hou-c. Thr mi-rllng wat then Mr and Mis. Dirk Poll, Mrs. Sarah i.tfie. chairman of thc pi Put! and Mr. and Mr.-. Doll Wilcox ntier-TJovd Und-'cy. !rum Rutland were Sunday bin At llXj mat Mr?. Bloch wer an A Mr. mid Mrs John Perry- -ja-nt Sun­ mid Rev. Bloch jhowed p day In Kalamnioo with Mr. mid Mrcountry mid native pte ihck Tompkins. tliev were -lie also-t<4d >n William McCann was home from M. i- tiny- things abo in the JungJea bl yle Vmulrj'brix-k !:<im Rutland. u < many tiiitvr ; c-aliiiig on Walter S< brought bneg wit I nine recently. MarV Jenkins Will etk to - vuit li« r‘ “Singing —"America ■ R- .idiii*’ by Norn-.n Brown. Mr. mid Mra. Cloud Raymdnd ol Atiout this tune Find Rood and hi-wife appeared upon the -wnr. h^vitv,: Jackson were looking around li hM some trouble on the iroad.*" W.- m-i-'ntiy with an eye tv. locating Mr. and Mra. Masshall • Iderc wire ail Vfiy clad to see them again. Dow-Ung visited- their mothir; ini' talk utxiut ■ Farming.” lip .told us IVer-e. hen- Sunday. . Mr. and Mr- Gcakl Burididoft a ’.lulu about conditions ip some of in Mark Rifclue i erncr district thU mu- bn He to still tnlk|ng. <oil' tilircr and .titling thr Xt-rd tx-d LAKE (Illi: which ot course is very IntereMlng to' ull larnie? Alberta Wednesday the reading about Addle 1! brought- herv-ixiiiuling wa'. then ‘turned « jpti;nts -passed awa; lhe bttslnes president nd her brother. Cfarciir* Ki crctary’.' report, was read nnd at . raided; President called for it report from committees on ionics of inter­ est. ■ fee Nottingham n-ad an intercstitiR article telling how- some of the al. Grand Rapids. Friday couhtle? got their names. Lena An-; «<>n told uVhnw to elemi walnut*- Also! spent Saturday and Sunday how lo clean your hands after clean -; mg walnuts She said to put kerox-ne children in Grand Mrs -J W. Rahn on your hand* before- washing them (Imnrhtci iuid-it would take the .-imn off. Brit ’ Rapid a,- jiiniui Bruun gave some notes he had taken from Cong John Ketcham's talk at Hastings. Prt sideni called for-report from commlttrt" for Brown *ch«|( n, li ( tilth ' I the Julinium Brown and B Terpcnplttg. Motion Btilmmi of made and •,«,cpndrfl that reunion meet; Gr.rmo-Burial in I June 18 .Motion lo>t Motion marieand seconded that setting of tlw- date to- left to’the committee and tlw presi­ dent. Motion carried They .ret July , and Walter, attending^ Wv.lrm Stat-? 2 a* the day for the reunion of the; Normal. KalAmaz<.x>. Brown school. The many iriends here <-L. Mary Mulltiidorc told atonn a m«et- Showcnnan. ‘ syinjaithize- wl ing in Hastings for tile beautification; fcrman mid son. Miner. of yards nnd homes with things that {'nt hiwimnd and grow in this countys Tlie Peony ha-.: to rn chawp as the Barry county flower j and every family is urged to haw pnei "Only one thing can 1 growing in their yard. dieted, and-that Rriwating of the watchword . Pearl Brown, Secretary; i NORTH MAPLE C.R<>Vr..z’ Last Week’s Letter. Mr. and Mr-. Fred Hane* visited Iheir i daughlcr. Mr and Mra. Howard Jon--., nnd family In Battle Creek Sinukiy. | Mrs. Roy Warner iGlady., Monmn-I thaler* and sons of Lmidng were sr!-1 come callers of her old friend.* h- :v run-; day ln*t week. ■ Mm- Dan Roberts visited Mi.. Fnf, Smith at Nashville Friday Mi-, and. Mra- Marshall BeUoti-from. neft'r Warnertiiie visited Sunday wit;Mr and Mr-. .Orin- Bel. on. } Mr and Mix. Wayne Barnlrmt and J son-of Battle Creek spent Sunday will' Mr. Hiilda Hawks Laura Salley of Nuhv.tlc . wr* tt<«n Rrtrinv nil Sunday with Mr ant Mrs Dexter Crou. Mr. and Mra Dan Robe- and son Francis ^nd Mi- Sterling O»n«th and •<n Gvruld. went to Kalama.--< mu! I G.'blcs TUMday. The M.-Kclvcy.H«;gh P T A will; l;..ld tlie lasl tnertitig this week Pnrtayl night Th* re Will be a pr.wr.ya also < h-ctIDO ot officer.| Miss Mildred Kinney, who works for; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gray in S Map!- ! (iwe-sfM-nt the week end ut home. ' LifetifH* Guofanti't-d GOOD'/EAR SPEEDWAY New Low Prices! New High Quality! A Whole New Cash 29x4.40-2! Tube $1.03 EXPERTLT MOUNTED FREE TRUCK TIRES H E AVY DUTT GOODYEAR PATHFINDER 30x5 $15.45 32xG $26.50 Lifetime Guuratitecii Goodyear Pathfinder NEW Zeppelin Tube BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SHOP SMITH & DOSTER Get your copy i xvi AR \< i <n:M kI^st Week;. L- tt.-r Aunt Anna Curtis who ha.*. bcctiT quite sick is able to be out tirountl [' again. Chml.e N- winmi 'who,’har. bra-n1 quite sick mo*t of the winter is tott'a r i nt thl*writing. ■ 1 Mr. and .Mr; Harry Seoby and baby j LouAnnr ut Hastings were- Sunday' guest.- of Mr. mid Mr- Boc, Cotton. Mr J mid Mr.- Ciwrlie Catron and dmirifler i Carol ot .Mulliken <.iiW there Sunday? P. M , . Mr. and Mr R->y Woytley and M . mid Mr- I.e.Mer Van Brockiln wi'it" Sundi.y ti.-itoi-. ut Will Worth'd Tho?' from around late' who at­ tended thc annual Michigan Mi.-.-icn,il|’ branch havinig at Cohortah dur­ ing ttic wiwl" " i-vmnon were. Mr- , Cliristma Fox. Mr*. Clara Sear* and Pauline Eiw. Mr? Coryn Bu.-- it and । Mrs. Abfa H<».whton mid Nettle Curtu( attended Wed:-,, dm P M ' , Mra Bi ilc Eiw I* sh k and confinr-l. to her toil with throat trouble. Orrin Nash and Mrs. Nora Ivibliugcr! of Clarksville, and Mra Frieda Smith’ and Slata Smith ol 'Grand Rapid­ - etdW-etr-tltartnda stpwrH-Simday. ■ —x QUIMBY. Last W-’- k*-Letter. The Young People’s class was pleas­ antly entertained by .Miv- Evelyn; Irnwei: Friday night. Tlie.Birthday club surprised Mrs ; Minnie Edmond*- on her birthday Thursday. • . z” I. Mr*. Allie Callahan attended a birtftd«y party for her grandson in Hastings Saturday. • Misses Jeanette Rit.tman and Evelyn Lovell attended thc Sunday School Convention at Goa'i. Grove Saturday and report a fine time. Mrs. Minnie Bidelmap and Mrs. Ed-1 win Chaffee pleasantly entertained a; large co<npnny of friends ut tin* form -; i-r’s hmne Friday. All report an cn-. joyable time. All were sorry to hear of the death off Rev. Showerman at Kalamazoo. Rev, Showerman was loved by all who knew him while on the Parish here. Sym­ pathy is extended to Mrs. Showerman In her sorrow. • A large crowd attended the Achieve­ ment Day here Monday. Ruth Andcr-j son was chosen the winner In thiii club. 1 F YOU OWN A CAR, then you.should have a copy > of this fascinating booklet, “Places to Go”- It contains more than one hundred illustrations of attractive scenic spots in the great Mid-.Wcst, and describes many more. It tells you where they arc—and how to get -there. These interesting places, many of them just around lhe comer, will be the answer to your touring queries. - - - If you own a car, you can certainly go places eixis season, and you I can cover more ground at a lower con per mile. For STANDARD Red Crown—the better gasoline—will take you to places you have never been before. • - - Every atom of this gasoline is bunting with eager energy. • • • It stays on the job—it never lets up—furnishing power, and more power, to your engine. It’s seasonally adjusted. Adjusted to eco­ nomic conditions, too, for it gives maximum performance at a moderate price. • • • It Burns Clean at Any Speed. "PLACES TO GO" and STANDARD RED CROWN—the better ^atoline —nuiy be procured from any Standard Oil Service Station When You Buy Standard Gasoline - Ask f<jr "Places to Go” m STANDARD OIL COMPANY �THE HASTINGS HANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY I. IMS •XU“n..£^p00R POTATOES «0« ’ FREEPORT. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. •Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tabberei returned Basil Dunn and lad/ friend of Bnnproduce healthy bird* j • FROM DISEASED SEED from their visit with friends at Kings- field were Sunday guests of Ute for­ County agricultural agents arrange thc —•—v—— 'ty Thursday. ,. mer's uncle, Harry Dunn, and family. Models of Buildings and Equip­ time and place for the meeting* In cncli I goveru| 0Ommoh Digorders of ’ W W. Boughncr was home from Mrs Dan Douglas* spent Friday in , Hastings. . the guest , -of . ___ Mr*. Sarah ____ ment Carried to Many Coun­ Tlie truck win be ni thr College dur-1 Tubers Arc Controlled By Sim - Greenville over the week ehd Mrs. Cliaries A. Glass of Uiweii wa*! Count. • In, nnd nhlrk p]c Treatments of Seed < ing th. the Cm, Egg and Citick Rhr,.. Show tn to h. be ties nnd Talks Given n guest at lhe home of Rev anti Mra ; Mr. and Mr* Willard Bagley and held May 17. IB. 19 and 20 A truck equipj*d by the poultry deTlie selection.of high grtdi' seed po- । E M Wheeler Sunday daughters of Kalamazoo were Sunday latoe* and an Inexpensive Treatment, o* Mbs Pearl Crane «|xnt -the wn-k 1 guest*, of their |>arenu. Mr and Mrs IMirtmenL ol Michigan Bute College to *nd with friends and relatives in- Bat-! Franct* Gorham. show some of the methods which “Honest9 9 Scales Boost this reed will control several ut­ most important <4 Michigan p shbuld t>: used to grow healthy chick­ tie Crrek Rux-ell Laubaugli returner! to hv-j Weight—Tax Revenue diseases mid will aid farmers in en* will visit 35 counties In Che state Mrs. Claude Walton was it Hasting* .chool work at Ha>tmg« High on Mon-1 between April 25 and June 9. • (lay aJu.r brine out acydiil day* with Lansing. Mich..—Michigan s revenue state to produce the grade of table ■hitor Wednesday. Mithlgan flock owners see some pro*- from collection of the weight tax on -rock which consumers aenuiKi mu! Io: Mr. and Mr* George Brownell of :|lr niecule.-. ' pccts for bcttcrTiricea due to a decrease truck* will be increased more than which they are willing to pay top mar­ *1liit were week-end gue?..-. of the lot -1 Mr*' Hard Otis and Children of iri fgg' held in storage, smaller num­ S100XXM) In 1932 because- <4 the use nl ket prices, accCwdliig lo thc farm crop; tcr's sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs ' Prairieville were guests un Sunday of ber* of laying liens kept on farm*, and offlclhl weight receipt*, record* of the department at Michigan State College 7Jaude Walton PotmtMScab. black scurf, and black Mrs. Harry Mcy’arland of Detroit [ fewer numbers of baby chicks bought Department of State .show, according thl* spring to be grown for layers, ac­ to Orville E- Atwood, chief Of thc motor leg oW(td?“controlled by treating ,m-^I •ailed on Mrs. Claude Waltrin Thun>-1 Mrr Richard Laubaugh and MU potatoe.s with a solution of formalde­ cording to thc poultry department ut vehicle division( hyde or corrosive-suqiltnute. Fusarium the College. ’ Tlie local fire truck wa - - culled Records show that the new change In Berij JVnkms wav- a i:ia-: for 'th- ■ The College department says, how­ issuing truck license plate* dnly upon wilt can lx* reduced to a minimum bj I'hursday to extinguish'a i:nis< fire i • >-k end of hW daughter. Mrs. Allx-r-. f ever,’ that profit* from any flock. cs|»- presentation of-an nflicial weigh* re­ rlL-cnrding Hm-. xtd piece cut from th> near tiie Wilbur Pardee-n .hlcaicv in] cially under present conditions, deix-nd ceipt. bus resulted in an Increase in butt end of the potato Tubers whici South Bowne. They lost no time In i Mr and ,Mr; Harold pntulle .m i Mr • xtiown brown stain* in tin tl<’sh should |,.1u».*lW v'|Uul'1ly,1 °f 11,8 ^lnla *'i thCj 1 UJe the reyuterea registered woignu weights oi of many many truck* trucks lie diwardiWI unlcsH the grower i» cer­ making the trip . Thr local Odd Rcltoworand Rrtxjkah*' aiid Mr-. -Cha* Ixdghtrm jL-Mnniwrlli laying flock sod that good bird, cannot :thu thu veur a* 1U> comparedruTO|mred. with wllh tlie Ilw. 1KU 1931 tain this discoloration t* nut caused by • < lebrated their araiiyersary Saturday . spent Hunduy afternoon /nd cvifniuul be Idacrd in the- laying house unleuLrlght (or th, *ame vehicle. the wilt or other disease. . riight with a fine aupper. alter which' great care is exercised in raising thr' _ _____ < , , .... . Another group Of txitato dueasr* car- *i- listened to an exeelli-nt program • bird*. The Better Chick* truck will I ('1RLTON t 'FNTFR Hl w1ih.brmich!tu| r»rry .11 • 1„»» ..< M„ M.Mon cl„, .nd be controlled only by the im- of s«W. which consirtcd of ’ piano duct*, both I from selected stock. Herd stock of th; vortl nnd instrumental *olos and read- j and poultry ta.u- «pilp. Nl„,vmM Mr, a,m., ;c.rt 1* produced by growers who can rim Tills was follow'd by a tlano-1 •’?8nt, , • 1 Mt* Brant, of West S«ik wa. Sunday night and Monday th Some of these model* show how| Mr 1U|I| .Ralph Nbblei. were in distlnguUh plant.-, aflrcti d with mosaic whtel? ended tin- evening's entertainhmiie made «<juh>mcnt can be mud.- A Hmti,. cre« k during thc post uer-k I ranovr from their seed pints alt dis M:- Dewey and baby <■'. West Palm watering device winch U shown (m-visiting frlgtivra. Wert Sunday guest.- of their parth.- truck can be buiU-by any poultry Allx,r Day was observed ut lhe Carl-;'i-n.M'd plant* before they produce tu- ' each art' spending a few days at tinMr. and Mrs. D>n DouaLu ---------onw- uf Mr and Mrs Floyd EvrriidMir , and will----------save a ..... great deal of | M)n t(m vcnvrr Center scuom school rriuay. Friday; .mr flue trees, .| bem which may tecuiiw mtxcrf aIth thr ---- '''tune In watering the bird* Self feed- J plant.- mid shrubbery were set out by croP whl” harvest'd Mr und Mr* Chsrle* Humplircy . er* for nuuh or lor grit and shell can the tcarhrr and pupil* Any >;fO*’f,r o> point**:• can imm,. having the rooms gw-r his storo also be built from plans shown on the - ------------ -------------------- !_ and Cheaply treat his .- <d p.luua truck. Don't be misled by appearances; it *“J| fonmildehyd. or cou(*-iv.. .-ub­ modeled' into living rooms and ckf A member c4 the College s.Uif! will i.s hard to'take tilings easy. I ItnuU'-. County ucricultura! ug' ir.s wi! f.tr odetipy the same. Rev C. A Ghi*’. will roiitlniic bis [visit any tarmer'and give detailed ditji min Imttlons for this treatment. -Special I Bulletin No. 125! published by Michlgm; Sunday at Blate College, gives complete iriforma- ■ Mrs Ted Btutance recently under'-'ville Hon on all jxJtuto disease* and con­ ent un operation at Pennock hospL i-tnan Leo Reynolds 1* quite ill with ar I trol method*. This bulletin will 1* ?ul for upiiendicitL* She is improvI mailed to anyone who rttpiest - i’ iron ■ng and expects to return home Mon-.-o rated toothI the Bulletin Clerk ' “ ' ' aviLsing. ry Circi< at eight' ' Each Week — Apr. 29 to Sept. 3, incl Hx-.tlnzs visitors Saturday even.. Margaret ■ WOODLAND Mrs. Elias Bevier of Coats Grove I Woodland High School'* senior, .clasr I from thl* community ailendU preparing (or a. week of activity'be­ -pending a few days with her datigh ginning M“V 6. On that date th< ter. Mt>- L. M CurtUw ___________ TO ALL 1*01 NTS within State* of Indiana. Michigan 'Lower owerman Monday at tl operetta "Cia-rry BlasMinuv** will lx ' Mis, Augunta HindXry. wfjp h» Peninsula,i Ohio. Pciirtsylvania. New York. Maryland New Jersey. given with MurganH 4>ii*mnrr. Clyta been six-nding" the winter months in • odp-t church in Hastim Mpthi Day was observed at th ** ' ra' " Wit. Dale Townsend ahd John Bulling Grand Rapids'with her sister and imshand. Mr. uqrj Mr*. F. W In;:abl>.-, church Sunday with an appropriate In the lcail>n)t rules. The baccalaureate program; Rev.’Conklin gave an a tqkcn Going on any train ut or after noon Friday and ul! day Sklitr..(|dres.. will be alven Sunday evening. ot remembrances, a kittle bask ;<khI retuinmg until hildmght thc following Monday. ‘ tin- summer.. . I In Caacliwi also m Pullman Curs on payment ut -Pullman Hundiiv gue>,i:> at the liomc'-ut'^lr. of the Brethren church. A chorus qndri Children of pio;x-r .*«e half fare. direction ol Supt. C. J Barnum will and Mr- w s. Surrarrer wen-. Mr : furnish special mu'lc. Cla*v night and md Mr .. Jake Dunbar und son. Dun*, (Id. of Flint and Anhu^ Eardlcy of! have a fine attendance . members of the via1.- will take fr.<rt n Sandwich. Ontario.' Canada. Gm--i.i Sunday nt the humc'uf Mi Ui<- play. The alumfrl banauei will ch.Mck Aith the meiu)c5 I the program. Mliy. 13. Mrs Jessie Co- Zella Price high whoa) Monday. e**a is president of th: Price and two children. an and Cha*. Tcelc: tlockfonl Mr. und Mr*. DeB- Godfrey ut-:. •m -unf Dr midairs J W. Rigterink 1 Brush e- being bunted ot i a Grand Ramd;. Sunday. ■ ; rus■act' in Castleton by road men. Saturday. Mr. and Mr/ Adam'Endres. MIk>. 1Mra Loren Hershberger and children Bert Snugg.-. of Detroit j Nellie Rav.ip art( Keitp Durkee motor- of [were guests, of Mr. and Mrs F F. Hil- *d to Casnovia wliert they were guest* | w.-.. jbert over the week end. Sunday-'Mr of Mr: and Mr* Carl Gilliland Sufkdtfy. j Mr. Harrison Bl .ilia Mrs, Hilbert entertained with a Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tabberrcr -tailed ' j family dinner..The guests present wore. on Mrs Kidder al thc hoiiie <4 her! i Mr. an<l Mrs- Bert Snuags. Mrs. (Hen daughter. .Mf‘. Clare Glen, lit B|irlmg-[ I Blake of Middleville. Mrs. Stain HUberl Um .Sunday. Playford M. Bprge*s of Battle Creek I I arid daughters Mr.- and Mrs. 11. S I1 lolly and Don. Shorno. visited thl* week end at lht» home of; | Mr. nnd Mr-. Arthur Giddings und Mr und Mrs. F. E. Deming mid alto j called on his brother. P. K. Burgas, i | daughter Ruth of Ta was City spent the j Trek end with the hitter motth r. Mr. and family. । John Volte. Mrs. uiddlng' nnd* Ruth sot TH MAPLE GROVE. i rrmiilju d for a. wfc.k's visit. Mr* Beatrice Lalirent of Nie-lnilh-’ i Mrs. Philip Schrny of Eimlmr-t spent has peen spending Some time at Peter seek end with Mr- Nellie- Hitt. Hoffman s. .. Schray was railed to Michigan'to Mr*. Ella Taylor of Nashville Bptht-j tin- week end with’ her M.stcr. Mr- Ida I i Kalamazoo who was accidently' killed Norton ; when a train hit the automobile in Mrs. Edith. Dcbqlt entertained the I . DetroitOldtit Building and LoanfAhociation I which he was drivingLadles' Birthday club Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy .Allerding and .son Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Shoup ind 1250 Griswold St., Detroit Lof Curlton spent Sunday wilh Mr. and daughter of Penfield-visited his slater, f | Mr*. Arthur "AVerding. Evt.bli.hcd 1889 Mr*. W..C. Chirk, one day last week , Mr. und Mrs. Ed. Covey of Goble's Mr. nnd Mrs. O. Struble Visited thflrj 'spent Ha- week end with Mr, and Mrs children nt-ur Howell Saturday nndJ. L. Mau's & Son. Local Representative. I fastings jllyde Ruel! and family. Sunday. . <_ j" .Mr* Ijiwrenn- 1‘iuil and roti Gn^Mbii Sam niicknwstcr went to Detroit ■ spent Saturday in drand Rapids. Saturday to visit his children ; Mr nnd Mrs Ross Pierce and Mary Mr. and Mrs, L. W. Jnrraril und f.nuJoyce *ixnt the week end witb-frtrrnTid ily. Vi-rn EHLston, Mr... Lulu Gray und Mra Harold England of Grand Rapids -Robert, attended, .the funeral of Mr. Mrs. J. V. Hilbert returned from Pen­ Jarrard's father Wednesday at-Nash-j nock hospital W’ednr-*dny. She is gain­ ing rapidly and will be up in a week or Mrs. Alberta Greenfield nnd chimi df • Hastings spent Saturday night and! s Day program will be Sunday with her .father, C *\V. regular meetthg of the Knowles. , Woman's Stud? elub Tuesday evening — sjo .m,. nuv iu'.-u.iv v'viuiiK a r.imi Mrs. Lulu uray Gray ana and kodch Robert anti; and ‘ at Lhe schoolhou-M* A pluyrtk* will bciChns- Bass spent Sunday at Harold I gtVen -md a Fashion Sh . < : • ... East Assyria and modern costume*. Thursday thk.! Mr. and Mrs. Peter-Hoffnuip until program will bt* taken to m<e|M>rt nnd|-rm six nt Thursday night at Cil. iri [given (or an exchange program at the1 Aspinoir* in the Durfee district. Woman’.-club there. ' I Cha- P-*----- - - came ------ SaturBass of Augusta SHOW GOOD METHODS ON POULTRY TRUCK whlctf will Saturday, April W. I ML Hastings Co-Operative Elevator, Hastings, Mich. Gentlemen: -113 bird NOTE—Mr. Scott has been feeding Mor-Mash. 4 Now a YEAR SERVICE PLAN LOW WEEK-END FARES % REDUCTION for the Round Trip AND ONE-WAY FARE plus one-tenth NEW LOWER PRICES IO meal pays fur it MICHIGAN CENTRAL GENERAL @ ELECTRIC A REAL Investment of principal and regudividends, invest your surplus funds in ibuilding and loan shares. 1 hey are near depression­ proof as any investment you can find and return a reasonable dividend. (Jhc Rational jgoan & Unifpgtnient (jjtmttpany ALL-STEEL REFRIGERATOR GOODYEAR BROTHERS ' HARDWARE COMPANY Ride in the Beautiful New Ford V-8 Yon will never know.what a w.onderf.ul car the new V-8 is until you have a ride. \Ve have a demonstra­ tor at your service and wilbge any- Pure Michigan Grown SEEDS Michigan seeds for Michigan land are pretty sure to give you satisfactory results. If you have seeding to do, come in and let’s talk it over. We May Be Able-to Save You Some Money! We still liavc b full stock -and complete variety ol farm seed. Smith Bros. Velte & Company Poultry and Stock Feeds Coal, Lime, Cement, Etc. PHONE 2257 Hastings, Mich. vvhere anytime to styow you th^unusual performance. You can now buy a Ford.V-8 for less money than the cheapest six. Fill In the Blank Below and Return to Us for .FREE Demonstration MARTIN CORNERS. Dr. N, A. Scott ,uf Kalamuro । ar'wl S. S. next Sunday at 10:311. o’clock. Mr- A w- Pcolt of Gnu id Rapids visT'oti-nri- (urdiullj invited to attend |c- Elliott s Saturday. Reniembt'r the P. T A/tin* Friday M1S1 Altn Marshall, who has been, evening. May 6. A cordial inviftitmn t, v>*ttliig friends and relatlVas in Nash-* extendt>d to all. > viile and Castleton, returned home, Minor Bateman and Walter Fall* of | i Spring Artrnr w.-re guest* of Mr and Tl,c La‘ii«>’ Aid will meet with Mr Mrs. Orr Ftther Tuesday- of last week E,lllh *>balt on May 13 tor an uftcrTtiey also called at Will and Frank 1100,1 meeting. Cogswell’s in Lakeview. Some from here attended the funeral* ol Rev. Showerman al the Methodist ii Mr*. Ruth Spurlock mid son iucom-l church in Hasting. Monday Rev' Vcrn! Showerni.m servedJtic JUsUngs’ circuit![pamed Mrs.’ VanETt and -on two jfear* and himself and wife wen to Kalaniazoo Friday onTiiulriC v much lovAl by their |X'opIe. He fought' Mrs. Bgn Hurdlebrtnk was an al) d.i; i visitor ut her aunt ’ s. Mra. Ruth Spur ­ (Ik- good nghi.hr finished his fours'?. i .™ and aep kept( tiie rann faith ana mid we we gnnw know |.e he has.! ha*. : \ obtained the crtiwn. Our deep*-*! sym- , Mr?' Ad8J,B a,,0‘'^ “■ slaying ,H l«t: patliv goes to 111* sorrowing wife and- *?*> In OnihKevillC Ht present fem-, son in their hour of sorrow*. W“’ Thoma* Crawley of HaMinga’ b ^22 and pl*,nwU or. Miending a few day* with John Whet-1’ ‘ ,,, . stone and family. I , Mr'- WJ'W^of OtScgOs.**,' -m alii Norman Barry and Loren Over-nut h rM^^V M’',cr ’ ; have been III with the meo*l«, lhe past 8 A M,cCaJ .f1' * .• We understand the community meet-1 ting Friday night was a great aucctsal Mtes Vera Todd, teacher of the'’jWe are in hope* to have many more! Chance school, wa* an over the week; them. end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roland;[1 of Maxine Bradshaw had the scarlet Barry and family. fever and hgd a reUiM. She um, gain-: STONY POINT • thought she would *ooil W . . ' .back lo school, but nfkstoids set in-an.i; . K ‘7 ?“ S 7 *.1"1 n™ .:»■ W Ul Ann Arbor tor un operrnpro..' n■hrlrra Hrri, rprnl ............... .nd I. wrurw ,M, pn.- U-t, -nd *f Jolrn Bloclwr I hope n„(hUMI w u tn and Iwpr Tur) Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Offley enter-1 a xpeedV'recovery ’ talned company from Chicago a few: 1 I days llw paat week. BALANCED RATION. MU* Rorua . — —- -r—j- Blocher entertained Mthr! ,u. -Been seeing a gixxl deni in punt, young people's Sunday school clas* at about a balanced ratldn " her home Saturday evening; j ' Well?’’ Mr. and Mr*. Roy Combs and Mr.! Mr I "What is your idea o! a balanced ra-. Forest and ML* Myrtle Mead uf Raia- Uon? ' muioo were Sunday culler* al B. J.i ■ Pea* on a-knife.-Nor -West Farm-: Wellman'..* er and Farm and Home. ' New Ford Prices to Drive the New FORD! Without obligation on my part, please have representative call to demonstrate the car checked below: T/ie Neto V-N The New Four Sec Mr. At ■Telephone No. $410 $460 Roadster . . . 445 Phaeton . . . 495 440 490 Coupe ......... 450 I udor Sedan 500 540 Fordor Sedan . . . 590 485 £port Coupe .... 535 560 Cabriolet ..... 610. . 450 De Luxe Roadster 500 495 De Luxe. PJiaeton 545 De l.uxe Coupe . 575 525 500 De Luxe Tydor . 550 595 DeL.uxe Fordor. . 645 550 Victoria ............. 600 600 Convertible Sedan 650 All Price* F. O. It. Hr troll. Bumper, and UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO TELEPHONE 2121 �COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS | LEGAL NOTICES | | Slft’LTZ. Friday in Schoolcraft-yK!Ing Mr. and ' Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray Pierce and son Tin* community was slioeked to lie al Mra. Fred Rupert. . Allen und Mra. Etta Splllcn of’Banfield Mr and Mrs. Byron Lewis t-jient 'pent Sunday evening with Mr. and of the death of Mr*. Chw/Shultz Sun­ day morning. The pommunlty extends their deepest smypathy to thr relatives Mr and Mrj. George Haynes and daughter June. Mr. and -Mrs. Byron daughter Uejty of Grand Rapids tjenl tion attended a Sunday 'with Mr and Mn A. Smith. (Thursday f-vciung. for thr County.,pf Barry, in Ciianrery. Rudolph E. Rrfthert, - - ANNIVERSARY ^SALE Michigan banking corporation. tailing jitt ull p cIjuils a;rat Batik to, prrsi Campbell's Beans . .w-n-'-.j and providing for publication of . Pink Salmon the .-.nd Receiver to" pFFfgin! and -furnivh blank |iroofs of rlaimsto Used for .Mich purpose, and the court being fully advised in tiie premises; Lower! price of ell Une - dock up now 3 UI1 < Gw of 48 c*ni, $3.99 Tomato Juice 300 Little Boy Blue 2 No 5c«"' 25c Cai«_of 24 rani, $1.19 Maxwell House Coffee Salad Dressing 12-01. 15c Master Mustard Country Club ■ 12 jari, $1.79 May Garden's r.«t»* ipecial price 1 =-|b (*5- 29c I»* • .’ .-lb. package, 15c Scratch Feed i°o-ib. b*j $1.09 Vi-ib.pks. Kraft Cheese Fined quality ml* paper printed. pubh.-!w«l and . . . ■ . in the village of Niuhvillv. Barry Conn- All eicepl Old English [JUDGED ;>d DECREED tiiat tn <!<fault of any creditor filing proof of [claim Within ninety dtiyx from - the. Lykins were in Grand Rapids Ttttfr.to. thr claim.'. nut proved when divi­ dends arc paid or distribution made. Russell r ycPeek. Circuit Judge. Roy Bivens ot Charlotte spent Satur­ day night and Sunday with his jxirents. Mr and Mrs. William Bleeps. are visiting, her’ parents. Mr. and Mra Amos Wenger. William Kicinhanr ol Grand Rapid sjK-nt -Sunday at lilsTfiimo here. green bean? UMA BEANS Been State Mrs Wm. Campbell hnd two childrci of Toledo. Ohio nnd on Sunday Mn Fresh Fruits and Vegetabh Navel Oranges Bananas The ‘John Be Ison. Jr. family are moving from our community to/ the 23c Sonldlt ICc nnd Mm John Rademacher and little daughter. Janet Grace, of lonid were Sunday guests in the Fred Curnp home.: ; ver nJ from tills neighborhood at- Haynes of thtf Hrndi-ra Monday. Much sympathy Pork Roast L°i" Cottage Butts Sliced Bacon children of Jackson spent the isut few day» with Mr and Mr> Frank MatteMin. Mr and Mr* Fay Whitworth and family were Sunday visitors at -ihe Mr. und Mrs Wallace Preston of Banfleld were Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs Harry Whitworths. Thuringer Sliced Ham Hamburger If you.digwith a spade, Ilfats labor. If you do it with a njbllck. that’s sport. —Los Angeles Time*. v . Don’t Get Up Nights yz pound pkg. 8c Summer Sausage Swift’s Premium f«»i> Ground Beef Kettle Roasts Chickens 4 /b,. 25c Lb 12c � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-05-11.pdf 584b23dfd1ad1c7cc3f33fa11e913c67 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MAY 11, 1932 NUMBER 2 PAGES Ito 8 AUXILIARY PLANS FOR |Capitol Wives Found Handy JUBIL|nVtOGBER0THERHOOD ODD FELLOWS HOLD MUSIC FESTIVAL Interesting Entertainment to POPPY DAY. MAY 28 Adjuncts To Business Heads: A FINE SUCCESS N NTH BftNOUEI। Follow Business Session ANNUAL MEETING OF HOSPITAL GUILDS MAY 18 iLw. ANNUAL EVENT DRAWS ™ .“A L'",',"ro , „ (BXCKLLBHT FRSSRSTSTIOX CA- The FLOWERS OF REMEMBRANCE LANSING EDITOR KEEPS WIFE ON PAYROLL CORRE­ fifteenth annual meeting of the _ ._ SPONDENTS, TOO, THRIVE ON STATE PAY Q~ hood 'year will be held next Monday PAOITY CROWD TO TO BE SOLD IN CITY AND Guilds of Pennock hospital will tie BY RURAL AND VILLAGE night. Muy 16, In Hie usual place, the' WATT lield In the Methodist church social • PUPILS VILLAGES IN COUNTY Wriler Tells How Bureaus Are Created, How They Are Manned- social rooms of the Methodist church “ ' ‘ roonw on Wednesday. May 18th. A one This meeting will be dinerent from! o'clock’luncheon will be served by the' — ail the others held during the year, as! JUSTICE W. W. POTTER ladles of the church, followed by the OVER "FOUR HUNDRED it will feature songs by a adored quarniircT coCAl/CD,, btuinexx meeting. STUDENTS PARTICIPATED telte from Battle Creek. Colored folks' IS THE liUtol SrtAKtn11 High lights for the aftcrm.on enter-! (By V. J. BROWN) seem lu to 'be natural musician* They , ----------and Em~! Em”; ..... i „ . „ . . . . p™" u’- “ “lurai uiuaiviaur. nwy 1 > ।Italnmeni'wlll tainment'wiil be "Clara. Lou ana _ _ _ ■ hnm composed Mime uimn nf Wiirkl’’ks <outhi)- Guests Enjoy Varied and Inter- . ln person. Vocal solou by Mr Mon At Hospital No. 100 At1 On® «f the Oneal examples of state commfKiW. how they are created, how 1 hate of the. the-world Roy Michigan State College Provid. ■ finmn n.>.,l a..,,, I u,ry tuncUon. how they grow and how their cost i» thrust upon lesser units of.standing songs, which grew out of their !j Cordes and und arauu group dancing d.n’rino bv by the ran gym I iing —'‘ a ato Barry and Service esting «_ Program—TL. E. uamp uustcr Faid Binau Bum government came to Hght during the past month. . I |ife and experiencea. It will be intensl[claws of the Junior High, directed by For Each Poppy Made ' Township village and City clerks all over Michigan will understand what is! lug r(, hear these jubilee singers next! Several Other Counties Barnett,. Toastmaster' । Mis* Parr The program is in charge of [ I Saturday Mav 2H will be • pOIM)V '“''“nt when reference 1s made lo''aelJ5 of blanks recently received by tlu*m from I Monday night Every member of tin Ii Odd Guild No. Brandstet-'> The fthrt annual mimic fMtlvai given wu.1 FVllowr. rvuu-» hall ww, filled last evf------- --------—• 22. — Mrs — Clayton —--------------------Dav" in nrirrv couni'v fin that {2.L i‘he state treasurer. These blghks call for information concrrijlng strictly IqcuI * nrottierhood should make it i« a ■> point tu.ini! ntn|, 1(1 hbnor <«, ninth annual ter'chairman. Price of luncheon 35, by Barry county schools outside ot this every tieraoii will !>• given an omw-1 «W’WC a,,d ‘h*‘ l' 'y>ng of luxes thwefor during the past five years.’ Hurtdreda [ to be present. i buMUbt of "this splendid’ [city, o’clock Wed„ ■ . .... , . banqubt-of this splendid organization. ; cents. ' ' Icily, took place at eight o'clock ■tunlty to purohrw* and wear u biijht 01 ,dWn clcrks “>information Horn which the queries There function-, There will will be be lhe the usual •’’“al supper supper at a([ functions always always ul uZfract cupaci-; rw-sduy evening, at the Central red poppy in "honor of Um- men wh j ,l',‘:,’d an inquisitive cdmmotiweuUh may tie accurate iy answersI. ..y wp& 1 very pretty ;iu.v^n seven no’’Mrwk clock with with itu. the rnJinwino following sup- ty .houses. — The .hall 1 srh<x>l auditorium and was a delightful 1 . ‘ *T. M,u “ d .i. . ... ... , with ’ its canopy of green and white. ! affair, it was directed by Miss Mary gave thyir lives in the World war Thisi Late in the session of 1931 -there I Ann. Collmge, supervisor of rural school niimial sale Is mioiiMircd and conducted' upi>eared n very innocent bill, introIvy. Wm. SuUbaugh. Chav. Townsend. and white'larkxpur on the tobies wlthj ! music In the music department of the ■' by the members o'l the American Lr-[ ‘----- ‘ •** - -----Ira Traver. Orville Tuttle. E J. Thom­ a lovely asMirtmcnt of orchid and row Michigan State College al East Langlon Auxiliary. Liu- entire proceeds go-1 Claud Sievens of Hie as. D- A. VunBuvklrk. Leo Welfare. smilKlragons and ascension lilies on; 1 sing. Mrs. Gertrude Cluunberialn of -Ing to thr .relief ’and rehubiliiatioti Highland Park du-Jacob Wolfe. W J. Watkins. Chas. the platform near thr speakers* table. ' this city was the accompanist. funds of llw« Legton und Auxiliary. trict. Tiie bill creat­ Woodruff, Robt. W S.. Will. B : The ..... ....... ............ ...... Walton. ■ .............. ----- — j uiiiiivr. ____ __ _ -><ai* wu dinner, a very tx.iuuiiui bountiful uirc one u.-. as! ,< T7»e auu.ujiiuiii auditorium wiU well v,rr over i.iuv 1,100 ’ Tlie local chairman Is Mr*. Edw.i ed no direusuoti, H Will. Geo. White and J D. Zagci- a|Way, ln the caw of Odd Fellows ban- ABOUT SIX HUNDRED MORE people, and practically every chair was ae Downs, who with her helper*, will con-i slipped through the । quels, was splendidly served b ’ duct the sales In this city and Uie vilrenale. went over to Rebekahswho wore uniforms of White , the rural and village schools of Ulis luges of the county. Tills sale is a part Hie houM’ Where a set of books for j-ach township.- One QUALIFIED and cu(>s with their' insigna on. Inyo).county were on lhe stage, participating of a nation-wide obaervance of "Poppy I committee apjmived I rural, sufxjrvlsor had tin.- temerity to I ration* wils made by Rev. J. A. McNulty , I in tins unusual musical festival. Day." oil Saturday, May 28. more than' l inquire just what . the “nominal ” i As a musical event it was out*tand and Carpenter-, orchestra furnished rHNQIDFRARI F CLERten million pu|>er replieoa of the ix»p|zy I celved a n affirma­ charge meant in dollars and cents. No tine music while the banquet was being LUNolUtnADLt that grows in Flanders Fields will be tive roll call during cents were mentioned but the auditor IfiAl UUnQIfLLtH DCnifIDPn ,n,c Ur bei,rr than the m<Mt 54n<ul|n ILAL WUHK KtUUIKtu had expected-The training of the chllthr cloning hours of *atd that tin- "nominal” charge would offered for xalr by Auxiliary women ml : Noble Grund Prank Newton lntr<% — ------l dren had been well done and their re­ practically every city and village in the *»lon. I* — w «... --------------------------Prob-1something over 9200 (or each lownUUAeAl as ill toastmaster. lUl»IHUI»ri. Vice • !>« Grand L. M. Anyone Can Still Register Any:sponsc to leadership was wonderful. duced the country. ThoiLsundx of disabled vet­ ably had it appeased | R)Up ,j c n«m>rr wiw> filled Uy iiu. position ।w^itinn most mint ... — — — i There was a fine showing, too. of the Barnett, who erans C have been «working ------- ■% *for many! v vern , mown ^fber or had it bi-en Members of the legislature began to ECONOMIC CONDITIONS NOT IE. Day At City Hall Up to 20 tl.M fliMk.a.r. title ...I.. * acceptably and whose witty thrust* j | possibilities of co-operative effort by weeks making the Howers for tills sale ■. sponsored by u mem- h,.ar Irom tlu.lr constituents also. They DUE TO THE EIGHTEENTH kept the audience In good spirit. He I j the rural schools of the county. In ad­ Days Before Election "Poppy Day" will have a two-fold’ber wliose judgment is less highly re- wre gn&tly surprised. They knew of I--------------------------------------took occasion to introduce— some of the , IIJWl asi Friday and oatnraay Saturday were busy maay ana mi5y J dltlon thb entertainment had worthmessage to the jicopk- of Burry county I gnrded. the bill might have been more;tjle p of no such bill They went AMENDMENT [ dhUngulahed guests present, including . d for lhJ registration board. '*wir “ brought to­ this year* First, it will remind people [closely scanned. | to the Rl4tc lreajsurn. from utKW<. dcPast Orand Master and Mrv Carr of w|yn rrachfd 1J65 grther four hundred pupils and many to wear Hie |«q>py us a iwrsonal tribute lielpu Auditors. partment the demand for there rr|x>rU REPEAL OF LAW COULD Help* Auditors. parents ~and friends --------from all Jackaori. afid Past Grand Master and rjndmibtediv there are 2 000 men and of their ------to the memory of Hmre gallant young beeanre Act and the next ‘'“d «•««• nn<l that official calmly pomt- ----- -------------- ----------------------W.~ M..< , lra 1UC This bill became Act 315 and the next parts of the county NOT BRING PROSPERITY, m £I men who gave their Hyes for America, HI’tl to • Joker tucked caretully uway in , . _ ... . »fC"rr “nd MrVi,rB> «^^nthi?mtowdnh! vou’- That would ,eavc 635 morP- tf in the World uar. and. second, ‘‘r<11 olb >* . it. will .. h,.... .. i kgtolalors was when .n !otlle making him the-dieIt was a fine rervice to the village appeal to them to help lighten liw bur- c»' clerks began growling al a lot of,; tatqr who Is forced, under Hie act. to Referendums In California an® generous applause given them with u qualiflM nhall -see that their names, and rural schools of Barry county for Missouri . Gave ^Larger Dry ’ appropriate talks concerning the good, ur/ r|y fnUr^j b>. lhe e«y clerk the Hastings school board to give them d.n. Mr llk>T Wil., >1111 puma ,,»• ""H »‘k«> »' “»"> awilrw.. Ioj pul Into effect a system of uniform ac­ , of the order. .( assistant,. the privileges of our beautiful Central BIC, or Mrnilr... .olTrnn* >M h.r.lw“ 11 CH>’ counting for township*, villages and .U.ol.lrU mrr.iu. U»tr Mio- " > llrar ,r“" PuUlr।: cities. This system was devised by u Majorities Than In 1920 , .V'XT wHh Somehow the impression has gotten school auditorium. It was an accom­ starting off with rornt, abrottd thllt u^eas a city voter regis- modation that was appreciated. It —UwraMUlr Umllla or Um-who a.reI”»"«"■« «»• unwnpUraUal of Start to finish, appolntcdwy tli<- governor, governor. The fifty-fourth annual meeting oi uiosc ret ired „<i nir.-Hm- commission appointed toy the Up their Illes *r* — penny *' 'be T’-eoro Aw-arelilriv , hearty community singing under the . , Every will ‘,‘K. rwiulr».rl a.rrl />IT..rlnu under terms of the same law. and ) the Bkrry County W. C T. U. wu* held , ______________ ____ ____ ____ ____________.________ ______ __ _ 11 t.-..t.-........ n... :<lcred on 9’ie °r lhe two days> Prldn>‘ °r brought to our city un entertainment turd for the relief lief-Of of the living victims| Victims! . .11 substantial fee to come ■"«' into »the ,rc hiaded ... .by ,, the udmlnlslralive faint board; In In Ih* the Niuhvillr Niu-hvllle Methodist Methodist church church on: on; ?' J/“ , rJ,„' Saturday, he would not have another) ] that was enjoyable and rich in merit. of the war and to finance the Auxil-! wt”1 n„n “Bdk “nd to Install a Kcuununl. ThurMW. M.y s n- nueUnr? ••< !S“ ™ MtowSb?^•nd l‘“' “« •' Another obvlcus Hung was that It U Un. iicunun .moiu into reunul. '»»»««» “< Paun amumUia. now. _. .. — ------., ltie p rjmary ftlK rnat1, 0 splendid service to the rural schools, Ol-nrf W u>e Mr. UUUu pnu.ry .ndi general rn.nd election, e.«.wn. Thwt teclloiu orr > atrln«cd Instruments ls nm tl„. caM._ There is a lot of clerl-1 not alone ot this county but of U>is and their families. required. rarwih .nd Ptorra of work haa to p,. done on lhe state, for the Michigan Stole College to None of the’women engaged in the At ‘he last session of the Ingham! Every architect dreams of lhe day sale of popples will receive u iienriy for|co,,nty bl’i,rd of •-i"‘IK'rvl.wrS/two amh-'when he may create a great catlwdral. gelLstic service wax led by Mrs. Frank ••naJ.nuuv I master and precinct cards for each pioneer ip introducing music into vil'Harnway Trio,' , their services The only persons rccelv-!l0lft fruni “ l,rm appeared ; Every engineer desires to some day Loomis. wlW registers. Tills required and rural .schools. It k especially taking as her subject. . (Continued Ing compensation are the veteran* whoiT,,<’>’ ••xplahwd that (or a very nam-'ciraw draigng for a’ monumental bridge "Faith." /The’ roll cal! of officers and Untied on on page noire five) five) information was gotten by the clerks helpful when the State College sends make the popples al the U. 8. Veterans’ ,M“* chnr*<! ■««»“»«»■ could set up al (Continued on page nine, part twoi gijperintendents was answered by re­ I on Friday and Saturday. This must out such a competent person to direct j be typed on the master and precinct ■ rutal school music as Miss Colllnge. Hospital at Battle Creek. I------------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- marks on “Why prohibition should not STORM DID DAMAGE When the Hostings women Visited im DliTI Akin TniAlklCLiiD : cards. ) She is a splendid leader. Her work on be repealed.* The corresponding secre­ IN KU I LAND lUWNonlr j u registering had been delayed as Wednesday night was made far less the IfiMjiltul at lhe lime of Uie Fourth tary’s report was then read. This Can Yoti Supply district birthday |iarty. they nuw the' tti 1 — xxr ‘usual until a few days before elec-. difficult by the aid she received Rom showed a total'of 185 members In seven T have almort »n Mrs chamberlain at the piano. velcraiw making the poppies, the men, । Unions. Thcnf have betn 67 meetings Large Hickory Tree Was Blown :Uon lt These Lost Addresses? The as working In relays under Hie su|*rrvislon Down On Top of Richard i impossibility for the cards to be prop'** ’ program was * carried^ —'—* out -• — | held altogether durjng Uw year and cr,y ni|Cd Mit. As it is now, belter given In the Banner last week. There , 1178.75 raised lor all purposes. The «'» “ah” H^nXUgSr to hrto XV Mr’ ,‘aMo,n’Foreman s Garage [ lban lwo .thirds of all the voters ore were two flections by first grade pupils treasurer's report showed a balance of Ud for wTmraTis 1 new hSll <m! ° lhe 8choo‘‘ of the Woodland Consolidated School An ugly looking storm started here . registered. All the needed informa93631. The jiarliamentury drill conhf.-. a hnpp^T outlook and a feeling of j ta’.7far o^H^'toltowmu i - city In tlidr rhythm band. Tltese little folks half past six Friday....night. So; tlon hax been ascertained so the MISS HELEN CLARK RE- ' ducted by Mrs. Bertha Bush of Delton about _________________ independence' The small pay the Vrt- ™?wL^Jpr£toto?t H far as we have heard the wind, which: clerk und his assistant can typewrite were directed by Mrs. Mildred Jordan, UEIVES FIRST PLACE i She must* *■* be talented and seemed to be swirling the clouds tn it on the cards, and have the needed *" j love her work, judging from the two selections .mu< s wmcii tney couia not otnerwutv or to J30 ajuU) Broadwuy , IN LARGE CLASS gave their reports. Mrs. Susan Smith. every direction, did not cause much! time to do it. (Continued on page six) Any voter who failed to register last I S. T. I., reported some o! the schools destruction. Evidently the force of lhe utfY \ poppv on ssti’WTiav ’ Paul Hawkins; Dwight Hinckley;1 taking up the essay work and some storm did not reach the ground here, week will have an opportunity to get may'. S SATlRDAY.1Mrv Bernice Rare Sisson; Homer De-, GIRLS PREDOMINATE IN I very good essays written. Some of them At the twine of Richard Foreman, six his name on the cards so he can vote CHANGE IN TAKING Pik; Mrs. Harry Kurtz; Mrs. Karli jud one-half ntie-hnlf miles miles west west of nf the the city, rltv. the the I at Of the the primary nrlmarv by hi- onlnu In the the city! eltv going to taken to the district convention and Carpenter; Mrs. Floyd, Oversmith; MraJ LIST OF TWENTY-ONE were RURAL SCHOOL CENSUS and prizes received. Many jxwters were wind blew down a hickory tree, about hall on any week day, between eight! Geo. Oasser; Miss Magdalena McTn-i two foot in diameter and perfectly A M. and five P. M. The city clerk tyre; Mrs. Earl Pritchard; Miss Emma' School Closes Friday, June 10, made. Mrs. Muriel Perry, motion pic­ sound, which smashed in the roof of: or his assistant will attend to the mat-1 Mrs, Smith Co. Commiiaioner tures. gave a good' report. In Mrs. Bes­ Barber; nona'Will; Mrs. Leo Monroe;, Mr. Foreman’s garage. It also blew ter of registration. There ought riot ' ’ ‘ ’ sie Woodman's report of press and pub ­ With Commencement Exer ­ Miss Goldu Monroe. Asks Supervisors* Help In licity work’ she urged each Union io Sown an old silo and wrecked the barn to be any delay about this. We hope | cises In Central Auditorium have a rc|>ort made .In local ’papers of oors; also destroyed some fruit trees.| every voter in HasUngs will get his, Work This Year Some ------of of the Uie contents contents of of the the garage garage ! or ! or her her name name on on the the list list betw..., between now ' i all meetings and let other (icoplc know This Wednesday morning al High the I Thc legislature made a decided school the senior honors were an­ of the importance of the work and were also damaged. Fortunately Mr. I and twenty days preceding c I change tn the method of taking the MR. BRANCH ANXIOUS TO Foreman’s cur withstood’the Impact of I primary. FQR RURAL 4-H CLUBS nounced. the committee making thei what wc are really doing. school census, which afTeyts all rural. --------------< a » PRESENT ONLY CLEAN Mrs. Elsie Moran, the evangelistic the roof as it fell, not causing serious I awards consisting of. Fred S. Jones., 1 and village school districts. The census h.™ t» ,h« W. I APPLICATIONS FOR ....In the last twen(Continued on page five) Will Bo Held In Connection Miss Marie Rowe. Wesley Logan andI I .... this year will be taken PICTURES Emily McElwain. farm loans to close x With Track Meet and Eighth Miss The seven in the list given here­ ines were nn die rriffA nf fh» natii nt. ——— i made early In June. Heretofore this OBLIGED TO ACCEPT Grade Graduation ihl Odo™ March uno. willed Government Accepts fortywith are the first honor students, namely. Helen ------Clark.---------220 5r-------points; *■ -.------r. XmX Nine Ec<1Ue’,S For M<"’ey 10 |““r dlrwmr’and°'wSSS’w. FILMS SENT TO HIM Tire i-H^Clothlng. Handicraft and'.-------Hot Lunch clubs of Barry county will Virginia potta, 219.75; Aileen Isenhath. Purchase Seed, Etc. Signa Posted At Theater Stat­ gather in Hastings on June 3rd. for 20825; Harriet Pierson. 20825; Mar­ Spring Window Night to be held by ehunm.XdSni?M«oU^ their County Achicveqwnt Day. This' jorie Baker, 208.75; Esther Erway, merchants of Hastings on Thursday age InYhat neighborhood. At Hint time- County..Agricultural Agent. Harold >« tho ing Children Should Not will be held in connection with the 205.00; charlotte BeMmer. IWSrTiils evening. May 26. will usher In two un- some of the outbuildings ori the Fore- J Foster, reports that the Federal ,1 , pro­ County Track Meet and the Eighth l» the year when the girls make a usual bargain days. For on Friday and man farm were damaged. See Certain Shows SeeilZ ’n wwk'lTab^t' -ctoid.*nSnt0' ‘1! “ ‘ ---------------- 1 vl£l“ lQr onlv c . splendid record, all of the seven honor [Saturday. May 27 and 28. the stores [ers are given until May 14th to make' &~^i7J^mto* Ray Branch of the Strand Theater, Grade Graduation Exercises. The 4-H local Achievement Days students being girls and all of them I here will offer exceptional "opportunl- 'application for a loan If they care toS?’ ^thl^SS munshtn appn-claimg-lhc fact tliat parents who TEACHERS ARE TAKliatronize his lheatcr'have no oppor­ werc held during the latter days of have taken the whole twelve grades in ties for economical buyers. Further ■ anouncements of the plans will be ING SCHOOL CENSUS tunity of knowing in advance what pic­ April nt six locations over the county.' the city schools. Those receiving honorable mention made next week. Window night will b<tures will be shdWn» or whether they Over 1000 rural school children and ; weeK, due to tne race iniii ine money officially ushered in by a blast on the n •_ ... . » so lnng getting here, thot .applica-; will be such pictures os children ought their parents attended these two days . are. Helen Weaver. 103.75 ixHnts: Bea- fire siren but the hour will be 8:00 Begin Work Tomorrow, May I trice Sciiwartr. 19325: Ruth Erway. gard to the new law. Mrs. Nobles, rep­ — Done -x to sec. has provided a service which of Achievement program. 12, As It Must. Be By । tIons ma{je now would not be granted resenting At the local Achievement Days tlwnoii; Donna Mead. 19ffA;- Margaret o’clock instead of 7:30 as usual Band the county health departwill inform )>grenta on that subject. concerts and other special entertain ­ delegates to the county Achievement , Chandler. 189 25; -Harriet Knapp. 187.0; Tuesday, May 31 There will be posted in the entrance | The teachers of the Hastings city in the county agent's office duriXg the rr^nlJd^n^LndicI^tJd ehud^^ «df of theJStrand theater a conspicuous: Day were picked. Every club in Cloth- i Lloyd Cogswell. 186 0; Annabelle Cogs­ ments are being planned by the com­ ' ' schools have agreed to take tlie school season. Inquiring regarding the Fed-1" sign, which will tell the public if the ing. Handicraft or Hot Lunch will be well. 184.25; Arabelie Bivens. 182 25; mittee in charge. ---------- this - --------------- will do this’work ergI Up unW „ ,p. *o for the hsUng °^Urenjrim de­ picture to be presented is not suitable [ represented by at least one delegate: Maye Bmelker. 181.0; Ellen Eck. 175.75; census year—and free of charge. 'Bits census Includes purations have been made for loans. [ec}£e for children. This would not mean, of and in some coses more than one dtjfe-! William Kennedy. 175.44; Kchneth CITY P. T. A. COUNCIL ! Biddle. 170.75; Lorene Mance. 16825. far totaling S6082 50approved To date.and.™* 37 lleve<1 course, that the picture Is loo bad to! gate will represent the club. all children between the ages of five thus ISltaUoS iSe^n 1 l,ial ,or Bils year the supervisor During, the county Achievement Day . Perhaps there are many readers of TO CONDUCT MEETING be shown al all. but simply means! and twenty years, the amount of primary money received being based on loans granted totaling 94200 00. This han anyone else m the townsNp. The there Is something about it that does. the girls will stage Hie Style Revue I the Banner who do not understand that Is so thoroughly enjoyed by i how there awards are determined as Two Guests Will Attend From the school census. The amount aver­ money is to be spent for reed, feed and f* thT^um^reh^reom” not adapt itself to the child mind, i . fertilirer-in- thejeounty. |lhc ,haniUn°r l.he c“unty ich<»1 CO"JAnything that Is too risque will not everyone. The county health cham-!thfe method is entirely different than ages about $17 for each child. Out of Town—Officers to pion will be picked and the best of; was in use for so many yean. ■ These are reeled mort--| m»M*<»ner. The board of supervuora n* As this work must be completed by kiicac loans lumia orc aevujeu by uj a u hmv Be Installed _ ..t.jP*? ttile Dav. e We are sure lhe parents of Hastings the work In clothing and handicraft! Marks In all school subjects for May 31. they start it tomorrow. Maj’ 12. gage on the crop® grown on the farms : | which credit is granted shall be conwill appreciate this service. They, will be on exhibit. The city council for the Parent­ Parents are asked to cooperate in In 1932. T^ The security asked by ttc the According to ---------Harold J. -Foster.; sitiered..... Only the marks for .... the ...... first Teacher n»u«nMvi» ;-------- - -- ------- ---------------------------— — hic presluira- every way pouible, and all assistance government, as well as some other: should govern themselves by the In­ Associations uuuri under the county agricultural agent, the boys,eight semesters in which n student is dency of Mrs. Arthur Haven will conformation given out by Mr. Branch and will be greatly appreciated. Tills features, hzz has caused many farmers to not permit their chlldreri to go alone, and girls over the county are putting in attendance shall be used for de-| duct the final for all local P. T. A.’s gpe'ans a fine saving to the school’dis- turn the help down, according to: (Continued on page five) । Thursday night. May 12. at 7:45 o'clock trict as In previous years the census [ County or take them, or allow them to be on the finishing touches to their; -------- Agent -------Foster, —-• HERBERT STANTON. [at the'Central auditorum. Mrs. W. T. takers received remuneration tor their taken by others, to see any picture articles to make them appear their I ----------*------still " * wish to make * Farmers who ap-l jn ordCr t0 settle the estate of Cal|। Sanders of Grand Rapids, state chair- services. after the Strand has been* kind enough best on Achievement Day. People In-! ANNUAL MUSIC FESTIVAL plication for a government loan should j vln gtanton. Herbert Stanton, admlnI man of the Parent-Teacher Student to Inform them that the picture Is forested In young folks and their work annear at at Mr. Mr Foster Foster's tn the! the I Istrator — .n hold _ «•» ■ appear ’s office in will an auction -Isale at cannot afford to miss this 4-H Achieve­ not suitable for children. OF HASTINGS SCHOOLS Aid, will give the address of the eve­ DANCING PARTIES DI8CONcourt, house some afternoon this week. the late residence .In Dowling. Henry The people of Hastings do not need ment Day on June 3rd. The public la ning. Mrs. Pryor of Portland will In­ TINUED AT HOSPITAL NO. 100., No one is at the office in the morn­ Flannery will cry thia sale offering Announcement was made last week mBS to be assured that Mr. Branch Is anx- invited to attend tixe entire program. At Central Auditorium Friday stall the council and local unit jifflhousehold goods and miscellaneous ar­ that tiie American Legion and Auxil' . .<■»> ---------------ro ­ -eers. Refreshments will be served .in (Cy|illniied on page three) ticles. Read full particulars elsewhere Night, May 20, Over 400 CHARGED WITH STEALING. the play room. This promises to be a tary were invited, along with Bush's1 MEETING OF BOARD OF REVIEW, in Uys Issue of the Banner. VETERANS' NAMES WANTED. orchestra, to go to Hospital No. 100 at| You are hereby notified that the Mrs. Mina Gillette, of Battle Creek, splendid meeting. To Participate Frank W. Amiable is making an ap- was arrested last week and lodged Ini Camp Custer for a dance on May 23. । Board of Review will meet at the The annual Music Festival of the VALVABUt NKWS. jreal fot* lhe names of all lhe Civil war I,.11 Iwr.. Rh» .-k. rharn- with „„inJl CAMP FIRE CANDY SALE. Word was received from-the hospital Council rooms at the City hail on MonAgain wo call our readers’ attention veterans In Barry county who havei to tile home of Morris Lybarger in ’ The girls of O-lb-wa-tc-ca group, of the lust of the wvek that because' of day, May 16lh. 1932. at 9:00 o'clock In * , in the Central school passed nway since June 1, 1931. He Johnstown, who lives on the town line which Miss Michael Is leader, are bell­ outdoor activities, the dances had been the forenoon for the purpose of review­ between Barry Barry and Johnstown, and wl1.* would like this information as soon as between ing candy bars to earn unbney to pay discontinued until fall, when the local ing the assessment rolls fef the city of our advertising columns. Thia U as and Johnstown, and ?.u?J^rlu"’’ Pv.er_400 possible so the names may be placed on stealing an eight gallon crock of cooked ticlpate. A feature will be the singing their annual dues. They must get this folks will again be invited. Hastings. At such time and place op­ much entitled to be called news, and U the Decoration Day programs. Please hams and shoulders, also a quantity of of "The Ugly Duckling" by over 300 money during the month of May. Each portunity will be given all persons in­ more valuable to our readers, than children. The High school bond and NOTICE. drop him a card at once giving him the bacon, some flour, also a wash boiler. girl is working hard to do her share so terested to be heard.—C. E. Davis, City anyUilng in our news columns. That to because this business news directly orchestra, the Girls ’ Glee club and a A Joint meeting of the Presbyterian veteran's name. Your co-operation will She was bound over to the circuit will appreciate the help given by those every family and be appreciated. court and has been unable- to furnish brass ensemble will also take part. A interested In Camp Fire. The follow­ L. A. 8. and Missionary Society will be very nominal admission will be charged ing girls are members of this group: held Wednesday. May 35. Luncheon MYSTERY MOTIIEE" BANQUET. the 91,000 ball required. NORTH PINE1 LAKE REUNION. to cover cost of presentation. Tickets Mildred Endsley, Margaret Tolles. will be served at 1 o’clock. Mrs. Louis The "Mystery Mothers” will banquet now on sale at the High school office. Crystal Conrad. June Searles. Evadene Wolfers from Peiping. China, will be their “Mystery Daughters” on Tuesday All teachers and pupils are Invited DELTON BACCALAUREATE. to attend a reunion at the North Pine evening. May 24. in the Methodist Struble, Freda Scqtt, Lucille Shults, the speaker. .• The baccalaureate service for the Lake schoolhouse on Saturday, July 3. VISITING DAY. church parlors at six thirty o’clock. Dorothy Johnson. Marguerite Hender­ graduating class of the Delton High 1932. Committee.—Adv. Visiting Day will be observed all day shott, Ladora Kinney. Ruby 8 trimback, LUNCHEON DATE IB MAY 24. Further announcement will be made school will be on Sunday evening. May Monday. May 18. at Central school Jana VanGorder. Phyllis Reed. The ladles of the Hastings Country TO CONFER FIRST DEGREE. 15. in U>e Delton Methodist church. when relatives and friends will be given club are urged to remember the change Hastings Lodge No. M F.4 A. M- will DANCE. an opportunity to visit the piano in the date of the opening luncheon to CREAMED CHICKEN SUFFER. -confer the finl degree on one candi­ Every Saturday night at Clear lake. prtoeiy for classes. AU who are Interested are In­ At U. B- church Wednesday. May 18. Tuesday. May 34. Make your reserva­ date on Friday night. May 13. morning instead of the evening. vited. tions in advance with Mrs. Murdock. —Frank Herrington. Adv. U. Price 25c.—Adv. DISABLED VETERANS . RECEIVE BENEFIT How They Thrive—And How They Cost—And Why Legislators Dislike to Interfere . m-!'’ 8w.- s ^NUMBER OF VOTERS 1 ENROLLED IS 1> W. C. T. U. PRESENTS CONVINC NG FACTS - SENIOR HONORS ANNOONCEO TODAY • STRAND CD-DPERATIK WITH PIRENTS Bargain Days and Window Night ,- } One Auction Sale I �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1S33 PAOK TWO l^.“ TBI-IIWT MFFTINC i LIIU i iLLIllU Illi ■1 SI PEACE [county being toastmaster and guest | I.peaker Governor Wilber M Brucker INSTALLATION SERV­ ICE WELL ATTENDED LOCAL NEWS As a part of their conservation work scout* will gladly assist in the planting being done by »couu ail over lhe Unit­ The Famous ed States apd especially here tn Michi­ Helen Jea«< Gamble is quite sick gan where ao.much Umber land, has been lost through forest fires. I Ticket* for. banquet and dance, Rl.OOj Charles McDermott of near Wall lake —1-----w . Presbyterian Church SHOtS.EOl! WOMO CUB PACK «. ’ DR. CHARLES T. FOO DIS- The installation service at the Pres­ I is a surgical patient at Pennock hoa- ■ DEPARTMENT AND DISTRICT,'“J"’1"'““’;iDB. ; Denner Junior -Leonard l« the byterian church on Thursday. May 5. 11’110* CUSSED LATE TROUBLE arc made in OrETCEBS ABE ON I Union City is located on M.-60 mid-11 when Rev. John W. Kitchlng wan for­ | Welcome Ladies’Aid will meet at the'champion Indian hand wrestler of PROGRAM wny between Jackson and Niles, also I WITH JAPAN mally made pastor of that church, was । Grange half on Thursday afternoon.' Pack No. 0 having won first place in A WIDE RANGE OF on Calhoun county road No 583 twcn-l very largely attended. | May 12. for supper Everyone welcome. < the eleven year class, last Friday eve­ ty mllt» south out of Battle Creek. Preceding the Iruitahatlon, the Pre*-]! Earl Boyes Is making a splendid re- «>»« Axsistanl Denner fa-on VanDalSPEECHES. BANQUET AND LACK OF UNDERSTAND­ bytery met at five mubu o’clock a» >»»r » when Rev .1 covery from hl* recent operation at:**® placed first in the ten year claim, DANCING ARE FEATURES ANN ARBOR FESTIVAL' of Marshall' Pt-nnock hospital, whies;is good news’ant? Bobcat Dick Fuller first in the ING IS BASIC CAUSE conducted the..Blanchard i... ...... ’fricnds. ’ ’ulna n.lhrnt Jitnlnr customary constitutionali whu^many i nlt» vear >'‘lir class c>aa? Bobcat Junior W.-Wurr Welfare Various Activity, ot American, PROMISES GREAT PROGRAM Manchuria AttractiveTo Japan questionnaire. Boys who want to gel tKj'ire-Chtcf 111 Champ-Nit in lhe Blind Mans Members, and Memoer*. anaconsutucnw constituent*or ofm-.the) ; nat hat FREE FREE win will tie be interested interested in In tnethe HusHus-i f •*•••••■ Hunt. We wuew btlleve that umh aumw Junior was > pour quite ._t ■_ _ •• _ x .. i... 0( Legion and Auxiliary Will Flvc E<inowncd Conductors Will Because of Its Many Natural church and tii« lr families enjoyed a j ting* Co-Operative OU Co . advertise-1 impressed by thr "paddles." >r.o u* i«ou l‘ack haw fine supper together at six-thirty, a ment in this Issue. Read ... It. “r* P«<* have now now qualified for live . Be Ably Discussed | p,rticip«to and Famous Resources and Its Trade The Monday Study club was pleas-; Wolf Wolf Gold Gold Honor Honor Arrow Arrow pohu Point These, tnew. ---------------— rapacity crowd being prcs«nt. ' Invitations have been received by 1 .. ... .... .. . .. .... tl.. — 'n........ Dr: Charles T Foo. a Clmiamair and The evening installation service antly entertained by Mrs F. A. Brown। Cubs •»» R‘*«r Wallace. Harry Ttmmp- q. i W; w.l the local American Legion and. AuxilOOIOISIS UI1U TV IUIlls lary to attend thr Tri-District Con- -The May Festival of the University a prarjicing physician of S’.. Johns. i opened with binging of "Onward, on Monday Mrs Jas. Brutal gave a &nn- J°hn Larsen and Junior Leonard । .Michigan, was -A.i. the tne apcoKcr apcokci at at- the tne Rdiro- Clirisllan Soldier*.' followed by Qie splendid book review ot •Rice." «my Thompson was the candidate at I fcrence to be held in Union City on of Michigan. May 18 to '21. Ktici jMfchlgari Tfft.v luncheon Monday noon. He talked "Charge to the Pastor ' by Rev C P 1 TO 12 (in /ia Zips) Mrs. J. F- Black has been removed •» very imprr.wive induction ceremony; Thursday. May 19 Thr PO*ts and Units promuc <if an attractive scries t. . of the Sexond, Third and Fourth dis-, certs, from the standpoint <>! soloists about China and Japan. Wlmt he B-itex of Dimondale Rev S. A. Hath­ from the hospital to the home of her: held during tlx- regular meeting of;AAAAA to EEE daughter, ____ _ *___ Mr?. Wayne Merrick _____ _ Mr? ! Troop -7x Scoutmaster Sterling Roger*’ trlcts arc uniting in thn- gathering. and organizations, and alx/ from lhe •atd was. accepted by those who heard away of Albion gave the'■Charge to the __ him as a failand rorrtftt Matemrnt of L. sUU«serfous. . ,*fts assisted bjt the cubmostcr of this: Most of the district meeting* are ‘ general eflcctivcn'osj of ,-ibe musical facts, concerning the existing unpleas­ Pi-opkv" Both of these were very Un-j Black's condition Ls /or prex>lvc, A splendid-M-rmon was de-i Melvin • — • — • ----Charles Shader will present Packnrceasarth- taken up with business offering*. ' ' antness between these two countries livcred by Rev. A. T Tomshaney of session*, but at thb gathering on May ; -hh- h*t of artists includes some of his pupil* In a Dance Recital Friday 1 He said JapAn hm» made the inhtake Battle Greek which was helpful and evening. May 27. In Emmanuat parKi-.l FIRST AID CLASS, IB, ail business will be eliminated and [the iiwt spectacular .oi recent star*, an oi*n forum-held instead, where de-, with ;l *prnikjimt <>f former fVvor.tes of thinking she can force her will upon inspirational. TTie «ervicc clon-d with hourr AdmlMion JJFcent* -Adv. The First Aid cliu fur Burry county and Upon the world by bottle­ lhe Mnging of Fatih of Our Fathers" Hie county Filtration of Women's »111 »*• Thursday evening. May 12. partnftnt committee members and of- Five-renowned conductor* will lead the China clnljs mwts at Middleville on TucadayJ “I the Hastings M E. church. The fleers will explain the various Legion: fnn-es and the'choral wwk* will in- ship*. aircraft and armies. Instead of and the benediction. At tin- reception which followed, the May 17 nu- Hastings, ladle* will pn-1‘•mr-w will clpre with a written exand Auxiliary programs, dude two important .American ffre- seeking the good will of . het neighbor, Japan has been arbitrary and M-Iflsh welcome was given by Pzln W. - T. *enr the play A Dish trf Chinn Tea' ;.amination on tlu* war|t cuvwwl in the. Onll' ,4.¥> car, be accommodated a'...micrca, liuiddlUmi to relybratt-d_artlst.v Have moved my Un Shop to corner! Course. Those mi.-ccs’.fully .puwing the tin- banquet, so reservation.* mil*! ij’.the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, the course by what Englund, France and Wallace in such it manner lhat Rev. filed by nwii on May 16 with Ernest E L’nlwralty Choral Union and the young Germany. did many year* ngo. She and Mrs. JCltching were sure they were Washington and Mill St. Am prepared «'tl<Hn'ment« will be given a diploma Jcnluiu of Union City., people's Festival Chorus will partfd- Kerns to forget lhat w<- arc living ml welcome to the church and community to dll ravej-troughing. furnace, ,*li.*et' »t«d certificate from the American Red : Mr Wallace assured Ihetn of the mt-lal and repair work at reasonably I1-1,045. A hue program has been planned ta'patc, YOU NEED a new- age, und that there mp*t be ti I which all'Legionnaire* and Unit numwith Gigli. Goeta Ljungtxrg. John A BOV SCOUT?NO LONGER bers arc invited. At four o’clock the two Charles Thomas and Gradora ax'-the s,-1m,: ■ ------------------ --- — -------------: A club man in Miami recently took organizations will -----meet in joint — ws Mijr ao|ol|tls aJMj a jarge Rroup of BE TOLD ' a blind man * arm and iw-11x-d him sion al the High schdol auditorium. other high grade names. In the conceit He U'krd lhe mi.-.tlon ' Wl.al do Ih- ' K.1''1'1”! S*''e feeling t-;x>ive. Io H.U I arros* the street As he had sold'noUi• Following Is the tentative program ----world, the Muy Festival this year will Neics ■' «*, si THAT YOU I Ing lo betray his age by hl* voice hr Tile Michigan Legion—Leslie Kefgen u- one long to Ise remembered. c= was asked this cryptic question by the Department Commander, Bay City. ■ Quito a number of l<«al people are HAVE AN £ierSSl„g? jgffS.'&C;: ■>*«■ I mUNTY hcyjt,TFit_R to camp • ^’bui man: A BOY SCOUT? The The Michigan Auxiliary—Mr,* Ber-. planning to go. EXPENSIVE tha Proestel. Department Secretary -------------- --------------------. . bUw» evidently knew who -some of lands and to control the rice and mjj , ' CAMP FIRE NEWS. I Maj'/* and Ca!,,P BeA John- Jjls fm-ud, W1.„ Saginaw. . ----bean output of that territory, which! O-t.i-wa-te-ra .willing to do. Camp|st”n- Slarman lake i* to be the drat FOOT Functions of Department Headquar­ Tile Huspfta! Guild of which Mrs. i* sewn times as large-as Michigan, i Fire group, under ’.he leudg'rship of •*'»’«“’ ««'»’ «My for Barry county ter*—Robert J. Beyer. Department Ad-',. Clayton Brandstcttcr- was . ciiairman Shaking of Um- population of Man-i Mia Michael and Mi* Toll.-* had 3 A 1 *c.mu and leader* are urg. J, . ^.]‘held nemasrr, a very Mrag.u.m delightful .. 'meeting on chuna he stated that, although JapanI.UCCCMfUl ’ .w “'““d 1..V BUM .. |.x».u.v, .. About forty Knights Templar athome baked goods sale re" c ,ul ’ »"* “ ‘ , Field ficnlcv—Horace Parrish, Dept. Monday evening. Dinner wm. served at has assisted five million of her nation- ■ not as long "* as you can. *" Alli tended, the Ascension Day ».-rvtcvs at .ently. for,uhl..h WhiU- A- H.mven.-r ‘ ” <*' come for "* Field Service OfT.ee.-. Dctron. ; the Presbyterian xocial room*, after ■woutma*ter* have-complete-plan* for.-1111 Emmanuel .Episcopal church on Fldac—Mis* Ann Craw,. Dept. Fi“ac; which the ladies went .to the home'of not like the cold climate ntul other *!'“ rot’" a’r,nH, ‘’m?" M nits, and. Sunday morninz Rev J a McNult - programs, . • sleeputg. . .. . ‘etc., . ”-v A McNulty Chairman. Jacksun. --■ - ■ for ■ -■ buslneM ■ ---• . , .(Mrs. John Crue the and ennditions. Al the present time thi-r. ’ ! i, ir . ., ... ■.,,/■ tbeir 1 niraiii.emetH* has.been made for each : preached n splendid arid umn-ojihat Community Service—Mrs. Aldus’ ’■ocial meeting. Mrx A L. Brown w.l- ar.- only 200.000 4apaneso living m' 1U*‘" buy to furnish t.uxl, Nankets/rtr. *o rerm.ai. The Knight.* appreciate .pprrclate th thCone. Drpt. Awultary Chrm Sturgis 'elcctetl J Clia „nwn ilIlu chairman and Mr.*. „. D. w D.. Wai- Monchiirtn. .Nmety-^vcn per cent of " "J""1 £ ’ lv > J ‘ „,. .......................................... ‘’ “ «rte*v ,.t . ............... .. ................... that scouta rmo attend the two dav rou Tlw Poppy CamiMlsn—Et-ie’C Smilh ! (<1Il M,(.tl.tury nn4 treasurer lor tp«* the wtomjzcnm... After Japan wlai’b^ from Th.-n^ P^..Stp . Je'VAulng year Four table* of bridge found that her hdpe of colonizing: u’edne<dav alter *choo the uv,In.-,!»■. J|. ; u»-i HrU nn.l 'r"1 w-.n-rnun. In II., Children * Bil.it—Herb R McKinney. .A„n. nlased. the hrnlr honur., -golrur V> Manchuria with her. own people .had - ....... —. Ml„'one.ua,,„anri k„| scnooi tra i |U.ln I.,.I. U.K.,, I. Lspomlbk- Iw II, — Chrm Billet Board. Detroit M £ w Crxik und M M R Klndr failed. *Iie‘liffluced several hundred; r..i.J ilwlr MW|»r over an own lire "S.”" Mn.poiulM and .,11 ......... - will Finance—Judge carl H. Smith. IM-;'*. ________ - ---------------*‘V 7 lo-mo'-T inn; Man­ wu »|8m .■ nre .ainaonu- » '■■ >H-i'- ‘o.- n—.-ar-. thousand Korqnic Finance Coihm. Bay city . A HELPFUL SERVICE. churia. They did r --•< camp duties, lhe program as arranged, id not like the Tltmatcj climate! “"117 . . "C . ” Hospitals and Hospitalization—Geo Superintendent la-roy Bell of Mid by the commlfctce In chargif follows: i and moat 01 them made their way: werinesdav April 37 MU* MrCarn ’ . A Dormdli. Supt. Legion Hospital. Bat111* „At. : S,it. 12 to 2:00 Arrival, tents up. etc. I ' dievillev has been doing a iielptui M?rv- back to their own country. Because 2:00 ■Held “ • Day. 3rrl'^ 1' Junior Activities—Lloyd L. Stanley.. ice for. M-Venth and eighth graders by lurSh‘.T Swimming. Dept, poy Scout chrm, Birmlngltam. holding an Institute for tliem at tint Supper. ' 1933 Department Convention—Wm Middleville Kellogg school for two Animal Hunt O. Bcstcrvclt. Chrm. Convention Cor-;. .Saturdays to aid thi jh in prewiring for 'i lhe examination.* Several from various Campfire poratioh; Kalamazoo. .- parts of the county attended this inMystery Hike. Veterans' Legislation—Raymond G1 ‘ । stltute. ' the million* of CIHnese who live there' / i ' • Taps. Kelly. National Executive Commute-1 .m. sum u* sin- p;ruM.-a. j1 Near seven-thirty Mr and Mrs. C<> >k' Reveille. man. Detroit , This all shows, the doctor said, that' and Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson came, and! Hag Raising. District Legton Activities—Committhe Japan.-.*? do not understand the i . Breakfast. tccmen DeWitt. Perrin. Reid and* The^pWer Y groups will meet with Chine.-e. They are the Easiest people i; after the fire - wav’ extinguished the' ................. -... UHIir—.11, C- F. Angell this Thursday* evening for Schrumpf. canited hl January, 1908. it h» through all these years to lead, but the hardest to rule, it u|' group rode home They arrived in! Church. ■ Activities—Com-16 'W P° W District Auxiliary am. — . l .luck . ... followed by . di- not diflicult to conquer the actual land jHastinrf about fl:la. Everyone had a; forged -leadily ahead until it I* thr targrsl and klrongrst Nature, Bird and Tret mlttcewomen Thompson, Johnson und: CU!**,<,n a v,Ial -■’’•bjet ’. underfill tinys-and all hope to go] farm mutual fire Insurance rompany in Michigan. ** Study. Schrumpf.I lusting* Hl-Y entertainment <4 the occupied by Chinc*e; but conquering! Thr prompt and satisfactory manner in which we lake Other prominent Legionnaires who!Lakeview IU-Y club tu a wt-incr nn ‘. Uu; Chinese jseoplc is a vastly dillcrent Treasure Hunt ' undertaking ' rare of all claim*; our strong linanclal position; and our Dinner. are expected to attend are; Roland! f,a’’ J'T 1 “' ■“’■o evening. M-r The speaker called attention to the broad and liberal policy, are factors In making this com­ Final Inflection. Shivel. Dept. Judge Advockte, Grand,17- 0Vl,f °» Highland Un-ek fact that, although the dhinesc are’ An unumwl entertainment was given' Committee n <-harre-Sterling Rogpany tlir lead-r that II L, today. Rapids: Chas. Shuts. p.i*t Dept Com-] ......7."**^ it the noon luncheon of th**Commir-, and always have been, a pence-lavlng । rrs. T. S. K Retd. Harvey Burge**, mander. Lincoln Park; John tW. Chl-i . CIRCLE NO. .7. Our "Blanket Policy" covers all farm personal under one people, all 1‘florts of outside nation.* tbj' iql club jeMi’Fday. Four young ladie,1 more, Dept. Vice-Comm. D<trait; and; circle No 3-of the M E..Ladlr.*' Aid conquer Hum have (ailed. China h'»u», Item. il Beeler und Llavd Shuler. Col. Jdhn G. Emery. Past KatlunaL will nu*t with Mr.*, Bertha Erway. 714 bcm ruled by king., from other coun- 'j the > hixds. at the ptano. gave ..cveral, COUNTY LEADERS’ MEETING Commander. Grand Rapids. 1 E Madison St . Friday afternoon. May tries, She 1ms been overrun by war-1I trio numbers and a solo; and three.1 ..... ..... -.— b-.. ■ At th<’ county leaders’ meeUrig in the,’ I y 'iing men from .... the ..... High.rqrhuol g.r.e At aix-thirty the banquet will be] 13. Gut t* arc Invited. like peoples and did riQl resist with' sel.vtion*. cuii'i-sting of instrumental community room ot the Hastings Na-] arm* But Chinn hut conquered her and vocal numlK’i\- It was (F delight to tmnal Bank. Thursday cienlng. May ' J02 JEASF STATE ROAD conqueror* and rt-malms the same­ all who he.iTd them The young jiepiilei5-,32 01 tlM- rminty leaders met to make China Tfotwithstandmg great bts.-e*;: were wanniy applauded and given every pbnu* for the camping and outd .or PHONE 3552 HASTINGS, MICH. of life by flood.*, famine* and wars, j evidence of appreciation by the mem-!*<,rfc in smiting for the summer; China still has 475.0<X).000 people. Jap-1i bcr.'-'of the club. ... ; months. A nou-or thnnka was extend-; an can never conquer Hunt, because1’ W- ar. -Mir.- th.i: .ft* w<ir’:i whil • ",l -Mr Ab’’n J'>h:t<.n for the privileged State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. to make music an important feature of 't-ung his camp on Thornapple river. Home (Htirr; 701 Churrh^SU Flint. Mich. any of you men go out lifter trade, you.! the work of our scht •>!* »A committee on'short term camping * » . Will. ,. w ". “r /■ ---------'»». appointed with Dr. B A- Perry tx.«Iy to buy. You try to win ih<- good; PASSING RUG PASSING til OF FRANCIS FRANCIS (CRAIG. । riiairman. T 8. K Reid. U R. Beeler.! will o( your cuRtomer* by (air-dralmg The futyi Jt fum-ral. of France Ctuig. agf-i H Burge**, las; Nottingham. Bob Cook. and (rwndl nevs. not by force. Japan gj who dl(.(! i|()m pil,.unwinla'follow. ’ ’’ v-; Lyman Chamberlain to work out theil । ria* yet to-learn that lesson,. jpg ,l(l in which he wu* nearly, plan* on the building of cabin* for such! , IUMU0 W w.*M.na u... „n >, hel., „ aptivity. A continued summer program, w. .^..n b> », rwjni.M- ,„ Ih, t|,llret, Ihl., for each troop uas urged niNl attendr1 IJ8L7 iU» New V«» « w,.j,,Mla, H„. Amertc.h anc at'tamp Ben Johnston for the. summer cump a.is stressetif Announce-’ Del Monte Pineapple No 2 < ■ .......... . ............ft, RyUanU Besne. ] — ----- —- - - ; Crushed or-Sliced Si-80 Dozen - pariiculitriv annoyed because, !i rv; Mr Qr. s line nf the f-w tcek for rath boy was made. tinrTmopi c»-nt of -shaegfflrrt im;x>rts ।/•.. .:< left in tjil* cltv > rating system wa* rlRCUssca and Mr.; Del Monte Fruits for Salad --------------------- HASTINGS ■ MICHIGAN ----------------~ BL Trtm u... vi,im .unis,,,,,,,,',,, j, Branch •xplaiii. d th.- ideas on the’ iboui u |ri- <-nt from Japan, j tMI(S Buy a Supply Now Xc■standing. Del Monte Bartlett Pears 'PROGRAM FOR THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK CUB PACK 11 / No. 2 H Cans ods. Tins angered Japan! Cub Pack 14, Dr. 0. L Lodkwbod. WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY her navy and about 20.-] Del Monte Peaches . cubfmuler. held their regular meeting i !XM) troop* to 8h» moi at Lacr-y Wednesday afternoon. May 4. nt C.n. .ijwnccd that they MURDERS IN THE RUE MORGUE' tor their exami- Swrerey** .spring wIutv uamec; and test • turr the nty in a nations. Op Frid. pit-nipg occupied their time. Plans were Del Monte Corn ; the Chute?*' to end same place/, thr* Golden Bantam Cans FRIDAY—SATURDAY J, found they were t the nature of a weenie roast t<i « DOUBLE FEATURK PROGRAM Wednesday aftcrncou. May'll warlike; but tlwy surprised; Del Monte Garden Peas by’ their .heroic resistance j w ’ Fine Quality IT NON III UIIIUIl Ul I I । Fourth district at Union City. ■ W. Hitching Formal­ INK coum Rev.ly John Accepted As Pastor of 177 Boy Scout ironside JTios Co. Twenty-Four Years of Satisfactory Service E. J. DEM A RAY A SALE oS DEL MONTE CANNED FOODS riKANl'TirAIlF ’-35c 2 45c 5 $1 c 35c/ Brer Rabbit MOLASSES GREEN LABEL Quaker Toilet Tissue 25c 3 Rolls for I?c LAMB SHOULDER ROAST, lb. . 19c VEAL CHOPS 19c VEAL STEAK 25c BOILED HAM, Swift'^ Premium, lb. 30c . SLICED I ■ (PICNICS Pork Roast Smoked LOIN Either End Hr Butter Shults or Freeport m. W MW C 19c Friday and Saturday Specials at Feldpausch’s 2272 TROOP 78 .- w< :.' over 62.000 of them. ; Dale Norftinn and family -if KalamaThurr-day morning. May 5. Troop 78. j itiem all to defeat 13ooo ■:■»> w.-n- uwic-end guest* of hi* par.<*op> .itkl required 34 day* tv ’ w ami Mrs Ben ---- *Norm ----my-n r. vuuU-d-Battle Creek wia i. trip­ , . ____ __ _ ihi* piner.. ] through Kellogg Comjiany. B C, Saiu- wantonly murdered Chinese.! -Mi.** Ruby. Greta and Gtorae I taritim and other point,- of inu i» *’.| •n*.sA-t ftre.to the city ai'td caused ’w‘II of neat Hagung.* spent froi Were made The day was completed by: d.miM ry. suffering and loss; but' day until Hundav with their num Pike. Other Sunday gue.^of a visit to the Boy Scout headquarter..: ;d Mrs Pike were. Nellie Warren building where swimming test* were! ihour having accomplished ot Gtand Rapid.* and Wil) Gillispie; finished and games were plaNed m Uwgymnasium. u:;d wife of near Hasting*. Manan Rupe and family have TROOP 80 ' corner*: forci moved from near ...... Hfi Sunday afternoon.- May 8. nt 3 ooj mid fair, buck to this vicinity­ o'clock Troop 80. Prairievtllr. Herbert . Japan:them . Morehouse scout master, accompanied. Brown entertain, d over !o-t the Opportunity she li.id l<»-H'--' week end. Mr and Mrs Fxi Ln- bv ASNldant M-outmastcr, Lee Notting' i make -the Chinese (>eeple her friends k oUValdran and Mr and .Mr* hum and Mr Shafer held a very fine: J Through all the trouble* *aid lhe tner Brown aiui Mrs. ClifTord Wilk- nature hike. Instruction in birds. trees’ rix’~ k formation, । j apeaker. - itu-re has been ample c.i.snd children of Kalamazoo — tracking, fire by Inc-1 Mr «M s:>. Rar HnwmHUuM maklryr m* • tuu pro.’, Idehcc of the friendly attitude toward topped1"" off with apples'1 I-.Idm«l>u-r. Miry Ann.- a, nrar gram which was -------China by the j'cvple of ,c ~ .the United —- ------ ------, -----State* China appreciate** this Am- ■ Prairieville were Sunday gueat» of her as the. tired trout* gathered' at the Morehouse honw eru-.vn cood will, and llki C>- Amenia, .parent--. MF. and Mrs A Earl Cluna l* a peace-loving country. A nne Mother s’ Day program was T. BEN JOHNSTON enjoyed Sunday by over ninety who Wednesday evening. May II, at the j WAS TOUGH PROPOSITION. wen- out for Sunday school. Troop 78 Parent-Scout supper given by! j Herman Zrrbel ha* a friend inhng the Freeport P. T- A.. Mr T.-Ben John-! about ioo mile* north of-Hostings who stun, area executive, will give the adtold mm tliat if he ever wished to g.'. drvju. of the evening. Demonstrations by the scouts and other rnteresung jtou place and help -hunscli a> he had features have been planned fur Ctie I ‘plenty cf them Last Saturday Herman ,did cx;>ect'.hg to And about the |same conditJotu a* to weather and condltlon of th<- ground a* existed here. - .|XJn* can luughi*- hu- aurprn*- ■‘j-h-T. h­ a nrvrv ot-canal zowwtscIkWi ! found the ground 100 nnie* not th1 reveals that 45 states and foreign frown xtlfl and hard. so that digging­ countries are : epresented among the out the trees was a tough proposition. ■ ‘Steady Company” and “Devil’s Lotte) SUNDAY—MONDAY RONALD COLEMAN In “Arrow Smith Comedy—“Nickel Nurser" and Pathe Sound New* COUPON —TUESDAY— NITE . Robert Montgomery in BUT TH£ FLESH IS WEAK1 Aha Cartoon in Sound - WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY Maurice Chevalier in “One Hour With You” Also Pathe Sound News “Not Especially Recommended for Children” . FRIDAY—SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Walter Hu»ton in “The Beast of the .City’ and laurel andJHudy in “The Muiic Box” ~ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY It. ISM Sporting Items The Famous are made in IDE RANGE OF 77 and Widths '□ 12 (in halves) 1 iAAA to EEE J i Jor Warner, A . 3 SECOND WARD NINE Field, R. 4.— BEATS THIRD 10 TO 3 ti-oub Local Amateur Boxer Makes Good Record Arthur Lathrop.’ Bernard McIntyre, T Ben- Johruton, -Dad Armed, Laud Wotrlng. ahat-teS J ijfits. A F man, and W. H. Wallace. EIGHTEEN ENTER CITY TENNIS TOURNAMENT HAWKSTERS LEAD FIELD BY Sixteen Paired For Junior Ser­ MARGIN OF TEN ies--Play Begins ThisPOINTS Week Eighteen local tennt-- fans tan rnVICTORY BRINGS THE CONFERENCE TITLE HowelpHttstings, Charlotte In i a .-iniilr |M>inf. only. Not satisfied with this nmall margin, however, the Hawkster relay qu.irt< t consintlnit ot Zeilx l. Snyder. and la-chleilner. came junior Who made hu. debut in lhe unuiletir boxing riir’lc., bv whining iuniH’1- Pavin’, p Warner, HAVE AN EXPENSIVE FOOT isideJ'hoeCo. ears of service .600 jno A7I s. tricksters Only one game of the two scheduled Folllck. If.. 2 Bridl. for lust week in thr Junior World,-—-• J.. — 2... , Merles elimination games took place Oaoucnougn. L. 1 .OOJ i Triple As Final Three due to a track tnret on Tuesday. Dvs-' *! ' 1 ‘ pile thr bad weather, Thursday's game । H*11 J Events Start was played as .schedule, the'East End "ey . K- * .000 *TlUrtc<ri tnickster.. from thr Hiu■boy* - - M-t'ting Hie Ccntruiitc.s,1 flnyder. W. 2 .... down very " .000] ting* High *clM>>l captured tlw tir*t declsivt’ly, Uie guine ending U) to 3 „ ' JXiOj I itllc-S« ven cunfen-nce tfiick and field with tiie Second Ward on the winning .' ooo rinphv. in a quadrangular mw t held end- of the count. By Ry winning this end. tills 1 h. 4 | Mt the Mtchiyan Hiatt Collegiate athKame tile &iht«-rtu-rs put th< niM’lvrs , b;u-k in tile running by lying with llw . Ontralitcs for «r*l pluee m the • Hllld Ward ,720] Up ‘iritp th.- k-’.t thrw mi • A miiuII crowd luaved the weather w“|4 — trills ... —.... .._.j tied' r.iav nmui . . . .621 Howell and cjiar|0i|,. ■f If you lia\v played In nuy'-of tneJal -M all. Enn us slowly due to tin- wet diamond. , garni up to time and your naii|e -<f'*-. * lor tin- Imai < Vi -i: you NEED NO LONGER i Hwn of Good Shott" ... Victori Tic With Lo.cr, For Second Place In League Scries Roberta. E.. 4 Player Karmen, 2b . James, lib Aduir. lb . BE TOLD THAT YOU h.h. Hkidmore. p Don’t delay! rtngh- position: and our niakiilg Ihn evm- <ytMin.il under one LAY D S, MICH. These arc lhe sinartest styles’ juui ir train tlich the Io- <!«■ ti-niuiy in splendid Un lhe rinir id.’. Unit a well-known «ii Rapius pfofe-Mlunal oflrred to i< him U few ol tile filler l«>inl >>f ganu’ iu pr>’|-4initlon lor tiie • c«> placrd first in the 44IMMillicit nrr in jGlovc wrus tills full. Barlow tongilt twice during the . -----.. evening in flu- finals, winmni' the firs’, high jump. by a knockout anjl luim: the ... ti I by T’*' lla-.urf/; Mpiad was tlx- •,in.dk t a -•.plu-iuilr drcLsMn In fact main ub-.L* n<, r<d. most of the men taking part 6-88 „d 8-88 Independents Win • Opener by 5~0 Score THINK OF IT! Spring Coats clearly out-claMcd hi ', rjv.fi BatinaA lnn:»- silver trophy cup, emblematic didn't tak>- a lilt fh-(iiiiielimt,-nt duriii,: Hie Little,seven truck elmiiipi'Mitiie bout tail liatl hU opponent "ham:- 'fob will he added to lltt H. H. 8. ant­ ing on" wv. ral tim. s.. * 1 b tic trophy case, a. n reriilt of this Not more than '.lx we< k,\ ago, Bur Hi-itv.llh nre dr-tali'; of tiie inert. low didn't know the flrvt Ihing alkV; ilir art oll^xitig. if< b<'g.in training I H»-.vor0 <iiuh: 'Ranrour. Howel 'with n grouji of High wliwil jmpds nnd!04* Hasting*: . Collins, CiiaikrtU nhimnl under direction «l Harold j Hildcbranl. Howvll. -Time—10 3.5 sec '•iin In prcp.iKitKm for tin- Ionia' ' You’d pay more for ELSEWHERE! LAY­ AWAY PLAN ‘Halted for Johnson ln>6tli. Banes on bull;., oil Payne. 1; of! Skid­ and Yoipu! th.- r more. 3. HU by pitrio:<l ball, by War­ A small getting' two .This Sunday ner, 1; iSnyderi. Wild pitch. Payhr, 1.'• deposit Indyaujjh nt« will travel Slriiek out; by Payne. bv Warner. 2,■ fur a game iiiul tinfol holds by Hkidmore. 7. left mi b:pes. Third Variety! The tailoring — styles lake on Ionia liiere. * Ward, 3; Second Ward. 3 Stolt n your bases. James, Adair, Larabre. .MrMIL ruudiateiv. H>’ seems to liavc an un— apd rich fabrics you prefer! selection! Ilin, 4. , T ii.'fmlly lusty wallop for a tlvw-lgln ami Misses’ and Women's Sizes! Umpire. Brozak. Is last and .’JiUly on hr. fii't. 'Fwn of, 440-yard da-.li: Snyder,' Hunting:.; hU Nun . durimt the Ionia Courn.i y were Thin! Ward . . 1 I I 0 fl—?> 3 » won by knockouts mul In -tiie second' Hathorn. Howell; Friedman. Grand Secund, Ward. ■'•1 । 0 :i b io r> one he only had to connect .‘.olidiy lluttehes. Payne. .Warner and Cogs­ once; xcrond*. well; Skidmore and " RlIM’. K Winning 12ft-ynrd high hurdles: Cochrane, A; ruimef-up. Barlow was awarded Charlotte; pitcher. Skidmore; losillj' pitcher. Charlotte; Grvenmun. T . Benni. Grand U-diie; la-chlrgncr. HasPayne. Team 320-ynrd low hurdle: dwhrnne, Se<smd Ward Charlotte; Furni.w,. Hustings; Given­ Third Ward . -... First Ward ... . man. Charlotte: b chicitner. Hostings. Memiiers nf (he local K . of P Ind • ! sen-yard run: Hpdhldlug. -Howell; Fourth Ward ‘ Hustings; |iavc formed a baseball team arid are Cronk. Hastings; Bishop. looking about for pron|M-.-tiYc esunp . - I Kelley. Charlotte. Player i 'g^f Mile run: Perkins. Howell; .Gardner. Adair, N.. 31.... ~ I 'MHI tjtum according to Walter I860, in Ohio and moved Barnum. J. \ 1 two. ............ ■■»™n ..., “"!?• »"»»Ux Til,tar, county^in. . with ppn a 'mi' - l.aJ. Jumes, F.. 3 ... • - 2 1 o i (wm : for the l- arn (Her; BuchEllor. "Blakei G'clileltiu.r. Hastings; • 1875. On July 24. 1880 she was united. Bishop. F . 1 0 J 000 Boylan. Win .ton Menick. Harn Scubcv.l Hddcbrunt. Howell: Day. Charlotte; Payne. I... 3... 0 1 000 Harry Young:., Walter , In marriage with Churlt-., -Shultz. This o low I Bush, R . 2 . . I was a wry. happy marriage, the two; < Continued from page I High jump: Adums. HastlngsnRoM’. Biddlr. K . 4 . o iboo: sharing their joys and sorrows.un?ll the Pislwr. R . 1 . .. . o 1JX» Tin local lean:' desires <. jx-cialiy to jHasUngs; Sattler.Grund Ledge; • i ions to pre: ent worthwhile and clean d<..rh of Mr Shultz on October 10. Thompson. J. 4. 0 1.floo schedule ... games with’iUncK from other ■ man. Charlotte. Height—5’ 6“ ’ pictures: buj. under the plan put out 1928. To this union eight children were i Shot put: Munn. Cluirbdii*; Kennedy. W.. 4 1 .938 lodges. Hustings; Zerbcl. HaaUngs; Zeller. . be thr trust wtfich governs the moving born, of whom five survive. Edwin. 5 .Bfi« i picture, industry’, in order to eel plc- Lydia, fra, Bernard and Raymond An* With Each Rurchase of 5 Gallons or More of iHnwull. Distance-41’ Knrtncs. fl. 3. 2 .846 _ . _ _ _ —, | ««*•-yard relay: Hastings, first: । tuns that he -wants he is. often conf- nu."Amanda mid Edith preceded her in Keller. N.. J. 3 JH2 r* • .'Howell. .MCtind; Charlotte. ,third: j polled to take some that he does not -death. She purged away May l;-.t, aged Cogswell. I... 3 6 .837 want He tries them out ’ before-he '.Skidmore, O.. 1 .K13. _ _ . _udge. ____ fourth _ _ ______ She was loyal to her convictions of ■ puts thrift oh the sciecn. If any are 1 .800 on Saturday. May 21. the Ha-ttinw l > *«>o )>ad he will not show them nt all. duly, patient, kind and true in all 1 .750 High tiaek .quad will enter .the u -! SCHOOLS OF CASTLETON I Thr patrons of the strand-will no»*r things and always willing to help a Beginning Saturday Morning, May 14th IZVhleltlfer. K.. 4 1 .750 gtonnl mu-i at Kalamazoo. The thto-| jq HOLO FIELD DAY' i know how many sucti pictures have neighbor in nerii. until her health Roberts. I,.' 1 ... bren paid for but never uscd.*becmfsr failed iimFilK good will toward others We have a limited supply of FIRE CHIEF HATS -Hewitt. J. 2. .. ,6H4 this season and hope to give a good shown hi all. her dteda will be a sacred , Mr. Branch did nbt think they were 1 Event Sponsored By Naslfvillo Townsend, Cfc, 3. .600 account of themsehes Saturday. that are so popular with the boys. । fl! trT’be presented. There are others; meminvca ail who knew. her.. Chamber of Commerce— ' which he did present which he would ] The funeral took- place from her kite Beginning Saturday morning, May 14th we will give Tuesday aftemoon^May j have preferred not to? but he is In the ।home -------------—--------------z —.. 3rd with i Vaxiud Program Arranged one of these Fire Chief Hats (ABSOLUTELY FREE of 1 Under auspices of the Nashville!J picture business and cannot have his interim nf in the Brush'Ridge Ccmecharge with every purchase ot'5 gallons or more of ’ own way about it. He cannot govern ’.tery- Rev. B. J. Adcock officiating.. (Chamber of Commerce. 24 schools of; gasoline. r. the, moving picture industry. He luis----i Castleton township and neighboring;1 to take it as he finds it. It is up to SOUTH THORNAPPI.K Texas Fire Chief Gasoline is produced by the Texas ! district.;, will take part in a Junior' j il.v state nnd federal governments to ~-.t Moore rerinneii Sunday hrom John Oil Co., one of the country’s greatest oil corporations. : Field Day to be lielii in the Njuhvil>”‘ prevent.fhe manufacture and sale <>T Ohio. W1„ and children accom"■*" It is of very high quality and if you try it just once, you j village paik on Friday. May 20. stall-!' unclean plciures, or those with^ugges- jranled him bac! to remain through ing at 9.00 o’ejoek hi the morjiiiig and';Uons (hat ought not to’be screened, the summer. will want more of it. Price only 16.6 cents per gallon. continuing for lhe rest of the day. i However, these pictures do not make; Mr. and Mrs. Chas. 3.' Johnson, ac• Rural «ch<wl baseball gam. - t--±„,c impressions upon adult* that tijey' conipanled by tiu-lr sister. Mrs. Eliza ,r-the and held 1'0!'.! <(„ niH >n ehildrrn. Thr correct Biting of triuMs. seam* . , event* . • for - boys - and , t■' •■do iijNiii children. Adults look at the Johnson of Hastntks also Mrs Ellie scmit demonstrations, a pot luck iunclji pictures and can forget them when the Snyder spent Sunday. Mother's Day leas elastic hosiery, abdominal support* ..nd baseball gainc.s betv.wn girl? ., ?. il0W ... ,s over:, Ul.t butthe ■nd many other corrective appliances is .lie plastic minds of r with the fornicr’s daughter. Mrs. TheoPhone 2425 Hastings, Mich. handled here by men who know from real teams a nnd boys teams of of Xpddlevil.e Middleville,children rliHdi-cn may mav not not do that nd toy* that Some evil dnre Wiirlngu und family <ft west of 1 ntlH Nw.hyille S.-. ..will ’111 fi ’.l.i.i. .the 1... >l.i> .. atudy and practical /xpcrtence how to land feature day. t.ll, Rib-1। migqestion or some ... bandit scene might Middleville. ■elect and axljuvt to Rive the patient lhe ■ tons will be awarded to uidriiduat win-, be the beginning of an evil life -for n best results Ask your doctor. jners and banners to the three t^hools;child. winning the highest total pptiitn. j Mr' Branch will not exclude any- j j Track mul field events for boys will body from his theater any who imiy. The Prescription Drug Store ■ include a 100-yard dash, a Sp-ynnl[come nnd buy a ticket.. After hr has B. A. LyBarker. Proprietor dash! standing broad jump, rutmin.; done his part in passing Judgment on llaatlnp. Mich. • broad jump, baseball throw, fi-man- pictures, and advised parents «f such team potato race, and a 440-ynrd re- ones ns he feels fl to.be Ix-M for chillay race. The events for-girls will be dren not to see. gives parents the udUtfiorized Exclusive Akron Truss Fitter , ubout the .’•ame except that thme will! vantage ot a posted sign in front of be no 100-yard dash; a sack race, a his theater expressing his Judgment plank-walking contest and a bosket | that children should not sec the picball throwing test being substituted fori lure, and jiorcnts persist in taking i this event, contestants will be grouped' their children, or sending them with ; into four divisions according to weight i other folks, or allowing them to go by I as fohows: Group 1. 60 to ao poundsj theniselves. it will not be his fault. It ■ group 2. 80 to 100 pounds; group 3. ] will be the fault of die parents. We are i 100 to 120 pounds; and group 4. more pure that the people of Hits city will] The saving that you niake by not tim country by storm, at only $99.50 ! than 120 pounds. ! approve of pliafc Mr. Branch is trying! j At noon there will be a pot hick din-' to do in giving them lhe very best pic- ■ taking ic.- and what food would, spoil. , Lo.b. factory, : ncr served by schools, each jchool pro-' lures he cun obtain, and oLmj his' givin the old way will easily pay' f^r a ] vldlng its own menu and with Um>| hig information about pictures which j We ’still carry the MAJESTIC line. .Chamber of Commerce furnishing pop. he behoves will be best for children' new electric refrigerator in. a short They have given entire and absolute ‘ and peanuts. I not to sec. MIDDLEVILLE, MICHIGAN satisfaction to the many customers time. , After dinner will be short demonwho are using them. The prices range QUIMBY. Mratrons by boy and fcirl -scouts of thr We have some mighty good bar­ from SSHt.fiO to $24*J.OO for family size I township to include hnc-burnlng. fire nir ». r-ouar Mr.. aim nnd M Mrs. Edgar Hileman HIIU and' Playing Membership forScawn $10 boxes. ; budding, water boiling, .a reveille con- family ol Mllwaukw. Wixonrin, spent gains in Electric Refrigerators, ns we {test, fire by friction and signalling, ;hc'- end —’ at — •*the w. Week the- William Rilzman have some NORGES that we are GREENS FEES We extend, on all rcfrigeratoni we . Following this will be a series of i home, 'practically closingDUt at cost. (baseball games between teams of the " and Mrs. Loyal Lowell visited^ sell to our customens, a time payment Mr. Sundays and Holidays' . . 50c various rural schools, a contest be­ lhe latter’s parent! at klapte Grove syitem, whereby they can handle it tween the girls' and boys’ baseball Sunday. Writ re also showing the BUCKEYE with small' monthly payments, to be Week Days, 9 holes . . . 25c teams of Middleville and Nashville will Rev. nnd Mrs’. ’ Chester Scott of . Refrigerator, which has taken the encarried at our store entirely. ■ climax the program. , Chicago sixmt tlu week end with their] More than 9 holes .... 50c | The committee in charge of thb parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Scott. ’ event consists of Supt. w. H. Waltac: - a a a Mr. and Mrs. Floyd l-iw of Vermont-1 of the Nashville ©italic schools. Ed. vide visited at William Rilzman’s Kane, A. E. Appleman. Charles Betts, Sunday. Located on M-37, Just East j and Llojd Shafer. The Rev. C. J. Pan­ The Birthday Aid will be entertained' els will serve as referee. Woodrow by Mrs. Marry Sponoble Thunulny P. M< of the Village WEST STATE STREET . HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Smith as chief clerk, Arlic Retd as Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kellogg oCclpI starter. John VanDevcnler as clrtcf vt-rdule apent Thursday, night with lus ' Judge. Assisting <_ as Judges will be brother, Glen Kellogg, and family. Hastings Defeats Lakeview Trackmen test and slronsi-sl lichlgati. POLO Types! Rough WOOLENS! TWEEDS! Military J.C. PENNEY GO. Local K. of P. Lodge Forms Baseball Team sm CO-OP EMTING WITH PARENTS FREE! FREE! FREE! A Fire Chief Hat for the Boy riaurance Co. Ini. Mich. :ATB|2 ■ TI»; WEEK iDAY MORGUE” svil’s Lottery' n.H.S. Track Squad io Enter Regional^™! FIRE CHIEF GASOLINE Trusses—Surgical Belts— Abdominal Supports Hastings Co-Operative Oil Co. uu Electric Refrigerator News N In with he Sound News NITE y in . WEAK” d DAY .ur With You" AM Music Box” 'Thornapple Hills Do You Know That Whether You Have It or Not, YOU Are Paying for An ELECTRIC Refrigerator? GOLF « CLUB MILLER FURNITURE CO. �PACT fCtm - - Views and Opinions; V THITHA^TINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAT 11. IBS .. . . The Hastings Banner^* tu“ This and That _________ •________ z---------------------, 4ayj In fact Congress U so out of tune . * Uncle Sam's Debtors. a. with the rest of the country • that A Collection of “I. O. U'».” — could do nothing better than to glare i C«X)K ----- BBvlA. E4ilcr«. __Xhe shop and ^o home for a brief va- j xruCH WEALTH, Economy in Government. axrxxTY ybab icatton. during which time the memb.. ,; . * I,*.* u n a „y when men ,re too Payment wiivii iiivu - - - Improbable. --- k- - -, ...................... '» —”— i-». which itataImlcht >* become b~™ Imnrrised with ’"'I’ the ”k fact r«t rneh. Whkh I* „ rtreelaetv rh« U». trta.hlel UOPPHI lh, c.^,„ num| that in demanding economy, the pro- with America at thU time. The wealth.; nu.enUy there «p.wared a vxry intcrple mean business. If such an idea frealc^ 1by„J1M!^,raany ta. x-ttng article entitled "Let * Save Uncle could jicnelrate through the ron?rr.--i A* han*^ ®lWisam!" it was written by li. K Sand­ , . . mika«.. • , i4W fortunes at death should to i>*the limited bv iunL^v ,, .. nmii.-<nr nt pu.z.nnti*tz-« txrenii •uonal skulls, even lire high _ lhf CXffM wturiUnR tro -unr Wliat DtllCrS OU}' Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Loppenthlen drove to Chicago Sunday. Their aunt. Mrs. Rath, of Ludington, who Is visiting them accompanied them Miss Geneva McQuarrie spent the week end in Grand Rapids with Mr and Mrs I. M. Henderson, former resl(costs of transporting members to and bc<jcfit of tlw people «ho created ?artik« proposal os to 'he set-‘ dent* here. Mr. Henderson who sufTerqd * S8,!® ’ a strake some lime ago is very low. ' from the legislative halle.' would be wealth and the government that maS# (xr^ble there golden uppniuniti.. , ..V™?: ! Mr. and Mrs Rou Armstrong and wot th the exiwnsc and then .-un'-e' Great salaries should he controlled In LTro* , Mrs. George Hubbard of Constantine drove to Hastings Bunday where Mr* Hubbard will spend, the summer with . KETCHAM VOTES ECONOMY. ,-----Ordinarily it do not read the Con*h<*« iat»'r j m*UA of the world’* "I O. U's." in the;! her daughter. Miss M- E Hubbard, and , , . * , ,. Wealth nv becoming too -greedy for • government treasury at Washington, \ other relatives. Mr ttnd Mrs. Donald Smith and filled with such a profusion of in- n;i’.un- is much the ...mu* everywlrere Ij. and that there seems to be no-provision' daughter* of Detroit will spend thr dividual "horn-tooting".that It tui;>'.. a •- ihi. c thought* may border on pnn-j fqr getting rid of llieni He said It I week end In the dty Judge Smith and 1 tw-H-r would do for the Uplted «tat«-* great deal ol time to search-out ihq; cioles of soclalUm tan tie tliat aS it.rn.i-. to cancel there obligation*. That would I Mb--. Oertftide Smith will return with really wnrthwhlh- grain*. Of. l.’i'f. • ThererU a way when m<n bv.lntulcrabla; a* ii would':mpt».-< up-; them to Detroit where Judge Smith Vill however, w<- have been giving this; Mur“|’j i^f.'k m Cfiaifuttc fUpubli-' i'i: the debtor nations the duty of grutl-, hold court for a time. tilde forever tluniattcr. which they! John and Alex Ironside were in document more attention 111*1-. inual. In \run Tribbiw. ■ “ :«;ent. It would compel tifrm to impute;,1 Grand Rapids Monday nightie- meet’ order to follow the vote on mea*iir«'*- ‘ dishonorable motives’ to What reemedj,: their brother William and f/mily who THE REFERENDUM. ■ • that have to do with economy. Cona magnciiilnmiL* act He slate;* .i tnt!-.ml juit arrived from China fin .1 year» tequenuy we wen- gmu « ..... uw rh** dJ>k «* ch"£‘*d ««»• mconds-- Jin .saying that any n.^:inn which want* l;tny in this country. Mr* W a. Hal! left Tuesday .for Rnrown ..presenmttve in the Howe’ X' . on prohibition, but w«‘ charge tiiat the!j tu Uye on decent terms with its neigh-, ton where she' will spend two weeks or been renMMently for muw that rr,.al t,( tl,.. WrU fuu. ^.j,; bar* must avoid magnanimity, at alii more with her daughter Marguerite He declares that tlw nations of' have to do with cutting government equally or more inconsistent becau*> irtutn. i .md attend the latter* commencement, and Canada fully appreciate t Cot. Ccngressman Ketcham voted they have never b<a-n willing to give ' Europe ijic decisive part pUyvd in ending' the: .-.hi' having completed tin- three year against' the amendment*' to the Me- the ituii ainriidmcnt .« chance ^to vvv*‘- World- war by tlu United State*. M>j• course m the Emerson College ot Oru, be given a fair trial., for they have by '.tury. Miss- Mary McElwain will accomDuffle bill which reduced estimated ’’ ”4"’ ,n" their liquor buying and jelling con- that all cariwstly desire to do the best-' saving* from J210.IW.000 to «S42.OO(' - tiniiQUViy defied the law in one wav ut thing they possibly can tor lire United! to East Aurora. New York and Wash­ 000. He also voted to reduce emigres- u,,. other. Whin Uquot selling was le­ Slatis. This, he believes, would be fori ington. ’ , ’ the debtor government,*to slop |iay-( sions! salaries by 10 per cent and rec-, gah therb wo* no organized effort of Misses Eva Hecox. Lucy Erb. Mr* ; nig this country any purl of their in-; Hazel A SUCCESSFUL SESSION. i> ret the law aside by prevent Veiin^man and Willet Cole vtaitretaria! expt'nre by nearly ii per cent, idrys to —-■ ­ di-btrdnras'to us. Governor Brucker and the people of This bill lo#t by an overwhelming ma­ ing the sale of liquor by force or otlu rThe tcu.-o:i for this (iropotml is thutj■ port Thursday. except moral-suasion: yet when the state should feci fairly well suits-’ jority. Reprerentativr Ketclmm seems wi.M« ........ selling was ...„ w lUegai »,« v.. ilresc debts to the United State* must ; Mr. and Mr*. Walker I Kate Evans liquor made the. „ wytr. tied with the result* oLthe IpcVfikl kg-- to belong tn that small minm’Hr almost immediately ret about tonulli- be paid in gold. H the gu.emrnviiu ot < Him ? • and Mr. and Mr* L Hailey of bln the se.uinn tl)at ended Friday. Congft-whore action* are. as pood a* fy the luw by law breaking—not by Europe attempt to carry out Hie agree-! mea-. ai rived al with this ciiuntry and ' t moral suasion, (k-l the idea ’—Cm,- to pay their deb:. to tire United Statraj McElwain Sunday Budget r eduction s oj »5,M0,(XKi its word. • • ■ Isppolls ViglMnt. (estimated i were made and road funds: , XX «r“S .mlI^','.'! ™bnty team aoo today. were diverted tri give .-.ume measure o'f- BUREAUCRATIC RETRENCHMENT, j ' (g LEAGUE OF VALUE’* 1 ‘‘ounun*“- Its Hard to Judge Value on First Sight Take watches for instance. Buy­ ing a suit is like buying a watch, it’s hard to judge value when they are new. You want a watch that will keep perfect time for years,’so you hank on the mak­ er's reputation. Buy your next suit that way. Don’t rely on shop-window appearance. The Kuppenheimer label is your as‘ surance of a real money’s worth today as always. countesi seventeen auto­ relief to countie* lUifiiing from. Co’-.t-::! No subject today is rccelytiig more; will suint ardent .disciple of the ilraim-d for the next' GO •..•ar*, amt; T1"’ road debts. Ltgu-Utors aecejilcd the rn--aflit-ial cqmnicpt nnd h-U oflicial ar-' D :i:;ik of.Natliitui till tu tho a.-iswrr'’.■>!; would pile it up ;u tin- Untied Stan. mobile* standing on the businc*.-, •wii-.lv Mt already iuv.- mare than w. of Hastings at raw tune one tire- Brucker itrugriFin . with' but i<.. non than retrenchment'In government, this quc*twn. of what valueWa U-avu.-! n<-.d. The re-ul: would be that world; t,Wi '*-f'h Eighty <4 llwm mMISaUta. Aitata. Ilk itainm » .tata \ ff*SS!U"* ‘ST!.' (price., of all commodities woiiid M111 aa* now ■-•(ned in-this city proposals- were subjcctut lu much Lien1 lioard. every bureau, every otli- :t.ounir>. llXt. Jupan tl(aty further decline, winch Wfild hurt the1' ,lhf menibaw *.f the Sowatu|tic*.ik<Unltod State* and prevent our < co1 Canoe club made tlreir second cruise of criticism, no better plats; were cvnlbed,clal 1,1 t,lv fivvitniinnt; is for retrench- j an,| entreaty and wage’, war? Tin ! his own little • newspaper hn. ha* always favor o! r.oor.c recovery. Ihl* country ti-ed*1'1"' H-sson w Middleville on Sunday, during She heat of dUcus.Mon. In ’— numt. nwBl just •»* long us ,,ls .in.*..1'wEu iX'«. m in (,i-..>r The' W r*“' fqli-iwuiK went: .Mr. “and "■* Mrs. w sphere of Infjui-Jice -fa not reduced in ’ •* Uagui- ot Nations. bu\ our faith tn higher., hot low.’r. commodity price.* , 'W. Potter. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Heath. Theretore, Dr. Sand well says, there lators concerning .~wh.it should be!any lhe other fellow do it ^..t*ra-A- m»ptb*- ‘ foreign governmental friends Of the Mr. and Mr* L W. Waters. Mr und . fliaken during tlu past few tnontlv United States mu*t. with tlw desire- to, Mrs A. C. Barber and Me. and Mrs. tf done, and in view uf the nunn--r m but toivt ro® “loPv' u altitude of „ lrEecmtnc. ' Birmingham Eccentric. do the ry. be*: ixisMbli.- thin.; fob-rrt- W. Ailam They arrived at Mlddh-vlile .lucpvprl»ik tau|«.»ndi«taU|r>) .r:l,l‘,“““u- »n *«> u» jieople of this country, urge that th- it'.’ about 4 30 ajtcr a very pleasant run, SOMETHING YET TO LEAFIN'. tp «« HI PtaU.. mm Ilk Uta S-4P. <.';l«'ta™ P"<’ >-* tai’ *WIEuropean gou-rnment* which owe thi*! the Vlver. being nearly free train ob­ New;,pa|w;r» could and -should struct ions L. D. Waters acted as chef ta, .k„. u,.k 11.. . ...m, -"" ta’-i*;-- p- ..»« 1 country craw.- luytng. ’ , .„.l.d „n. 4 pimlum .. ipnm.ib '““’“"■tai A- IPH, i Thi.-. writer d- clare.* Uni the IFpiteri;I of the expedition.. State, would never go to war to coir;; Roy Hubbard spent Sunday with iHMIPry- TP. take Iktaim .. “* ■” ithnn Sinai of Uw l)cpart.n« :it, <>.' Hy­ fleet tlu* ; frieiidt in dalesburg. ■ mom-y. R never would get it ifT «tal m, Pe UOTrt rn.UK- eta.™-- “ “j *-> 1 *”■ giene at tin- Umveroity of Mfclilgan. Mrs. Ernest Burharn Kalamazoo ------- ----------—-.of -----------------I* ' , - oflicials talk economy but wh.il is their; Ye*. Doctor^ the hcw*t>ap0r readers ar-- It did. go to unr .0 that, if foreign) rm.-is-.mcnt.- w.iuld c-.im' paying 'he gm-1 of'Mrs. John Ketcham tin* U-r T1.m. U P-HhP.p ■ iptaK^.. clamoring far lntormati..n of this kind j what they owe the United ‘Btatcs. be-1 .Pta ». talk,.t ,4,U™1. 1. ta p,lhMr . W. R. Cook left yesterday for "., “r PM -m. r.lkl l,.t th. sn„ to|>. k £ While fhe editors of this jwper were United State;, it Kalamaaoo while she is the guest of re iclCntifii- rindingM and you would ha-- । (o paV,'tlien the.*. t,.»rt «IS C-4.-I rta (kbU, P.wm|iuth prop^.,0, llul. ,u,tt „ Hoyt, who tins «wcwre»i appeared nerr here uu on out strplling Sunday they killed a des­ T | rovrmtnc:-.!;- woula.be <i«tng tlx- most I Fairer day programs and who will bi cendant Of '’'Carter',-, b|aek.*nakc ’ that; Intatta utht will untaiPMir »-4" h, rrtthk nuu »«»>■ m. um- rente indoor * Ot ; iriendlv act ... . they .1..... could '...,-t for our __ cotin____ ,.n. th>i-h,. daughter .lulloh-.-r of nf • YanVan. measured over six feet in length. Th:..’ immbenti u.v worth while, und ht**'reduced the state Irf illuck [lf j.-gpaator* .1 scientists, and ti iry. They-would save (inch- Sam a int!,r< '- B1El lb” famous landlord ul budget moderately .by ii per rent-th- • sun lt lhal wc havc of the reu.'i>m. but 1* only m- .int . „ , -,f economic Irouhle and m.ik- i: :l!'’ fai lamed Yankee Spring* tavern story for a starter. ..‘“V ‘ ''. Is no earthly famou* ■-.1Cred cow" tlm was ridicnJed f fmn e!<ort,)(.,n) llis;ktl(llb • *ib!e io n-'torc nortitul conditions hf>ri’i°I (Awu'e-r clay*/ N<I.-':n fhrffs und wife and Mr.* Hat-. .7,,. . !lkll., , by legblulor* until .-qiplied U> their owlf'jpnly way to lower, taxes is tu cut ex-' ..nd in Europi.- Thi ■ writer, who i, n* Mi."C. Einunu and Harriet Goodyear ihanner it new*pitper., as meaje.-s .indi .-conombt. elalin* that norma)'•'•‘■’T Drond Rapid* Tuesday to at- —........... Z I---'.------ -- ... f- ....... MM-.* IM- IUI WIIII- chlcken-jKix W.-H, hut what', th i-onditim:-. cun ist-v*-.-- return if Europe,i :*-’n^ Mi-*-1' Mabel Wolcott's wi'ddlng. rathrr mild qne. we ayrrei tn the right , ok reducing the bud.p t allow.unccn to use?—Clinton RepubUcan- j Itl)-.. t Ue- nr-xt two generations is to bCHresier Stem of M. a C spepl But- DcLong of Van Buren county attended dirretion. Something definite lias been! bihenus mid department* ’ ' Figure ‘rained of it. gold in it* ellort* :<> pa'. 'ir,l:,-v ftR'1 Sunday with his parent.*. the funi-rnl of'Barm y Wright Sunday ! Honorable John Cmv- ui ot Middlefacromplidied, but much remain* to be, that one out! ,O United Slate* Tie- tesu.t would b,, Mr “n‘l Kellar Stem. K|W'; wn— ml jirli.- (<,; < very’lung would <1 Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Rowland ol done. Tlie data that Rcprex-ntatnc! line, throughout the world, comnn-rc- L»t>*‘ng and Mr. and Mrs J. E Babl.-omt- .art of rein I to .1 lhat rind A DAME GRUNDY IN ACTION! • Vern Brown has accumulated indicate* i ■ •'•) and America mu of Freeport were-guests of Mr. and ibid■ •be tmix>sMbl<\ FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY ilia’, a major job ot Iwntse cleaning >*i Possibly the story is too ridiculous to . <uld have to sutler .J f/-rt many year.* t-r Mrs. John Schrlbcr Sunday. ' economic probk-hi n ha* i v.-r kimwii. but wc'ct' hearck rumors of -a Grecnbnqks were worth m coin on . in .order nt Lansing. Thi* is an issue by; rkpeat. .. -------- ----------l.- r nata.n* Judge Smith left Tuesday night Io. : With Unexception of the additional XMlt-lx-r-rr. a RuMlldn d auntekn J’"I* ......... .. Uw, n- pn-xMauvr mg whe'.her thi B?v v*cw ,a attcitd u meeting of the Saturday BH , eent* oti the dollar. a™, '.I'' mi*: right or.no|, but in*direcflors <»f tlw A-v-nciation which hn* :m|.«w.r, -.o nun, a pruaan t.lhw' **■ <a> a Wl impelling llv vulomu tq it may re'ern novel/ .-vp- jehmge of that delightlul summer re-1 wtM,t <n.ia<.<| provide* !<i ■ thin a -fconiarj pan on a kfUkum’•" *«» "Ua- ortmary I up on the hour appointed x caMHubti'. when it fundsjfrotn one (itugxiu p-K-nn simply bwauw Ih. .-ikci,:'”* ‘‘I- -IH*11 lu ’olr! wiml a '■ The Republican Stale convention will 'I be h<-ld in Grand Rapids on W'-dneahy Uy* tt.de tn Um- form ■MIKaMI no-y-.MInlnw- ..... . C“‘«" " »»« I.;- fun: -:n d-bt*. (hiring th- , THIRTY "EARS AGO TODAY. ilk ,.«i ,«k nut BrfrwnuthT •« »no *hn Kn.iu.n 60 year*, for alt that tune Aniert-*"’a large number of people attended'. l tor the election of delegate., to the Na­ aututnubilr ... Br.aa lu. .un.d MMU Petal te' . ........................ "™ ““ of-gold, with th- ’ Hie opening of the new hotel Monday, tmnal convention. raiu-c. make gold evening and ah wh<> took ocraMon to! On Saturday the Editor of tlw Ban■tatarnu U.« altattta-n rnata”,C”""' »,-x H -i.. »km “i,“s'« QMd buffiU -iinil tu.it prie,will in-.iM-ct ua yauui* rejxal ‘tFu-n; a* bclnu, dtd^tavc The isJUt r. But thi* rltllcu* 1 evidently th- mvxunum-consistent with Jhu* the bad neatly futni'-hed and up-to-date. Abrn’^00*' c.krlfg'' ,r Brooks. Jnhn Seward. Count: ■ Ions <—-K> rumor IU de*tvt.* no more sjrsc*-. situation w efUclenc} has not yet been reached.„ W0tild.be spade .’no pau.'ok of the supper fdrnlshed for from Thomnpplr. Lodge in.-i:tutc 1 o.ye On,the whole jim action of the Iegl<r‘, ' ' tt hliuply a* ati example <it much money PrulrievUlr lodge No. 2?B |. o. O. F and , the "wild" statement.* that are likely Neither, n* thi- Canadian writer ftnttished music during the evening. | lature will .have a steadying influence*i to be spread about .frohi now until as officers far tlx-, current from th-’ tale .!-■ i*«**ible to pay oil <<b-, (mints out.-can we allow foreign gov-1 We are informed that rome of th installed term. R> v. J Boynt.-n: N. G ; M I Jigatinni that ;Av now dm- und rk-mmid bn the ' ••‘•ry fact- that some-: i-mmrhl boys cn West Green street of latcl Immediate mtrrfion On tlie’^«*1u-r i •*■«.-. accrunpUr-hrd Etiling Such good- would tn-,have become taken up wtth Hie game' limid. tiortJu’rn Michigan mid Upper of ’ Gray Well" and for hiding placed axinu and the' itutui countle. w’lwre only ;i small have chuM-n . qv-v- that- were in . < kie.e> Bowen. C ; John J. Perkin*. R 11 s I tlw r>;wi nrothuH ha* beet. hr budget 1-. hi proximity to nrUthbatitig icfngl'ratnr. j N. G-: and W. E lu.wetL.KXi. We think! of Justice at’Washington, a By a strange coincldrnrr whenever the! the lodge starts off under very favor-; NEWS GLEANINGS u! a similar ii live, he'represented to Mrs. Ed­ lx.y.i would t- .r.e pie;. ..ike*, meat, etc.' able r«vim-taiir** mid from tlu* char- ’ would mydenmiy come tip im*.ang.i actcr of the nx n who compo-H- i'si it Meftcnn, hi AVashincton th.it membership we believe its sucre* is; W-;,in n• wiio. happened Io Iw alone in ■fully assured. rand’4 rm Walt. ilk)1 have rrMfpted .* tn touch with tin- kidnaynvi th“ House have bcm bii(il.v frightcnid •rm s.uita claux count) aptuied to Lindbergh baby. and that by Uh?*-- visit*, as well nr gnestly an­ The jxjople of our city should lake ;’.hen\ by orm- u11*0 wanted ill road ‘tout now can be •5A lbHd‘ for nyuje, the'nam .................... ............ noyed bv the petty pilfering, which wav some me.U’Uri * to prevent cattle from work Moptu.d. Tin.* term ,<>riitliim>d running at-large In the city. They.haro Mclxpti paid him the „w, n,,.d by i»r Dayton C. Miller i» thr done in »< spirit of mischief more than already through tlutact tlrnt northern Michi­ done muejj damage thi* spring. it «.o ull.tiieir uas tu/ptumadcHt any demre to ix- mean. But it.will id ' • Pastures are plenty and cheap D-’ gan l:a-; every man b<required to sre that hh. r those who heard .future. cattle do riot destroy hi* neighbor^’. fund* through road imp d apply .through M:.- A D. KnUkrrn ot Chicago u.i . > 24 instead they; iiavi paid into Hie fiuxt*. mid shrubberyrailed home Tuesday by the nines* of garden.* 1 uerd tn the putt office litr m ‘the.-. Mr- M L Wli«-.-!cr H-r'[ A PUBLIC MEETING- Th*-. citjrei - foci, as they contend, nmtlwrn Michiquitted, and, . rolled attention sons Lout* and Phil arc 'vuiiuig their j of t),r city of Hasting.* mid neighboring nan for jp-an. and years through it; grandparent*. Mr. and Mr... P W I tomudup in~TWTOTnrTy of Harry ar< vast mineral the Al'-wta Whet timber resource*. I invited to assemble at the nourt hotte tax btirdt-n: Kn.*k>;m tn Mu*ktgon “Km r< Harry ' ' . --r 1 IS4*W ni'i* a- in Ka'.amazcn Monday ouri-l tin-in in tullBic evening to 4akr such action as, with friends and relatii । tititkd Vi m ’,| shall lx- decided advisable to secure and vicinity. ration Mr. A f. Davenport returned --------fn>m|I *nch a celebration of the coming fourth figured they sitoiild h.n> of July 03 will be an t]onor to our yojin^.; Grand Rapid.-- today where she ha*; than doubled militant attitude of tnrcprc.enUtit han Um caring for her daughter. Mrs und growing city • By ORDER OF and Mnators from th. upper purl COMMON COUNCIL Jame* W BentTli ........ George Bradley, who ho* been- ill |ley. Mayor. ' . l-ritnar-- ho.-i i«-ach.-r in Soviet Ttus... ------ . Monday afternoon the dam at the , t-’ Uw), blit ;>m<-i)dm*'iiU. that provided itithvr ot thr book re »iu is roiibh >. t>r $4S. burn up'-n other rrotip.’ Hasting- Halter and Leather Company j for $2.000,0<Xi of new A>«id construction ant tin.-- 13) jw-r ccnt.ot tn - factory, b-ttrr known a* tlw pump in thr Upper Peninsula and $3,000 000 Tiu-' lisUfung audience ul lhe radu people Ot jin the north-'tn part of lhe lower 5>ri«Taii!'r m tl ." United states b upBRIEF OBSERVATIONS. done and the dam has been repaired I jiepinr-ulj) . proximately jbikM.ooo persons. . i‘.l! and national i'm< "Romance and adventure! A business,j’ .Kot cSnfc <bd they force those |i UM.* *ifaun&-*c has Im cn done. • FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY terrific lax. It nui<! i In HIM British police roll'd ull but i’n’ man hves it from morning till night."— ! visions into lhe highway bill but rcdtii "Old Charlie" the faithful family .Merle Thorpe, editor 11 homicide*. ' ' . !du; •he budget bill they forcer} the w-nat.,Mtnis to b ly mi ’hpo that might rewganUauon Immw b« longing ,to D. R Cook, turned [ to restore u sutUcient qmoUnt to ix-rrmt i itself. Congress ha.rrecuring,-------a met ------hi* 34th year Friday, and bid* fair to jmrk.i to remain (qx-n this ' Work Is dullpnly to those $vho take 1 nil A book u to be published settin,: ouf' nnd rqui ’ .blv dutribubon of ti.? lie in the land ot the Jiving for some Wcefc’s Word fallen dow n on Uiy jpb biberably. list no pride in it."—WlUlum Feather, writ- ■ summkT. i tax burden Tire need> -;» urgent -for tv time tp come. In addition to thi.*. the northern part 'Howe tv out of control, dominated by well-known people* favorite -color. A! DOtOROV.S. i duct uni In .the cost o! giivernmen Honorable Daniel Striker of Hastings I of the state won another vicinrv wlx-n a-coalition of insurgent blocs, each* sort at who's hue. so to sjitak.—London j , ■ i.Ho.v.ni.Tcu .n uir *«..».• u. — -buy* A. F*. Moors' cottage on the fir*', Opinion. required th-- budget bill to carrv .» • One ol the pleasing development* in■H ; ■wortunt for some ixlhsh interest. Th: ‘rowful. full of grivl. ' or **occ*stoning ' Mr Hoover dtelarcd th.it. the way on terrace There are no finer people m Industrial America is the recognition I provision for complete forest fire pro­ cu.n.... 'p»fn 'pain or or. grief." meanings meaning* which ah ak:> • I' “•। wHir-w-mi dep:<-.■■.oil i? unuem: diihc i.' unu and is no ngn: light all an of or Michigan than Mr. and Mr*. that beauty pays.”—Otto H. Kalin ; lection., another iu-m that hud been Senator Robinson of Arkansas Want.* mn. attachld to doleful, although------------• r-.-pmMbi'u ’y for — public Tn?- Striker BAY VIEW ASSEMBLY - ----s..- oduiaL—- .... - —------> cut in.Ute original budget bill bylf-U arid bureaucrats in the Ijouse bank{j to put a tax on luxuries. Wouldn't ii the latter is applied especially to that dutv<>! official* to reduce taxes, he said HERALD : The independent, group of senator* gallervu and halls seems to be of be better to tax MKncthing we could do , which ----- isis exaggeratedly exaggeratedly dumal dismal or ar cth otU i* i* no no ir••>** juth path to to popularity, impulanty. und mid " Honorable - “ A. C- Towne of Milo was "I personally would wait, if need bo. ithat set out to force much greater re­ greater importance than the voice of .dreary IT.i word is derived from the i* -urr to invite Um1 gpger ot e.-tab- in the city-Tuesday on business. ’ without?—Boston Herald. for ages, rather than seek to attain the:. auction.* in state expenses than had ~u.or -- ------------- - Neverthelcra -------- --.u_ — Peru Fausey in the freedom ot my country by bloody (been tecommended. state that cotpidthe people demanding relict from uxLatin dolor, "bodily mental pain h*hed i„. Interest*. the duty Fcid Fau*ey of Indiana Indans was In adapt erW •‘^ish." Irorn dolerr. to.u- inexorable, and it* duciiargr rest* ci:y last week calling on old friend*. ’.atlon. The vacillating will of this body.’ How quickiy . . we Americana r_ jerably over a million dollar was saved means' —Mahatma Oandhh -----. H gncvc. inescapably upon all public• officer* Mr and Mr*. Simon Matthews start 1 by their action The state police were 1U .hypocrisy In preaching economy ourselves to change. The Iowa elevator • . . ■ -v .------------- ’ — Dcl'-er-tu is pronounced with a Tlw final re.*uit* will redound to tne tor a four weeks' visM wltn their sons Fortunately for u», the drink and-cut nearly half a million and the state and voting down every proposal to ub- man who recentlyinherited a British in doll<not os m dole,c a* in maker genera; public benefit. Therefore l.e in Ashland. Wisconsin next week, the drug curse is accepted as a curse.1 prisons came in foe considerably more tain economy, the evident manxm tn’baronetcy b already being described u/ »* Clrcta. urged, that the public hr patrent, and The famous original Riley Dramatic It ts not considered to be the fashion substantial .-lashes No saUrie* under whirl-, many of its members play- tn the paper.* aa a lift operator.'—'Ar- ■Esan,P!,‘ ^Freedom was uht fron; r<cos:u--’ .->mplexiiy and the d:’- Company will play a- -week's engage­ for a man ur woman tn, drink or to $1,300 per year weir cut but higlter-np lug politics al the expense ol arous- kansas Gazette, t.iat dolorous triad, sin. rtekrwas. aud I ficulty of the problem of there public ment at the opera house commencing take intoxicating drugs "—Mahatma. salaries were reduced corMirfc-taWy ,1 ’ death. ..aa.tiMM|xrwms. Monday, Moy tf. Gandhi. I more tlian 15 per cent. rhe Store for Dud & Lad” axpayvrs 1 i About Relief Work iKr ■" ........ - ......... A Quotation H ay of Our World Crumbs of Wisdom Pungent Pufagrafths This < �HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY 11, 1M» Juaf a few of the verses of Scripture! will emerke all tire stronger and betqpoted to;be used to refuie the liquor! ter for II ’ ♦ quNtion. Prov. 31.4; Proverbs 33-30. 3L Today too. we are living, in a way ». 35; IW- >»-4I~'«h 5 ». 23; under th. anom.ly of rao gorernRomans 14-31. [merit*—our reorganized government. Prohibition has been blamed for and that unseen government of organeverything. The wets claim that the1 Izcd criminals, composed of peaceful return of beer would bring prosperity ! bootleggers, who arc reaping billion* of (Continued from page one) and remove unemployment Germany! dollar* every year from an illegal busl■ superintendent. Mid that lhe Union* ha* lhe beer! Why ha* it nut ptevent-; new. Today in the city of Detroit : that have organized prayer bands to ed economic chaos in Germany? The, there are more blind pigs than there countries of Germany and Great Brit- ever were open saloon- in the days ot i ular mtetin«. were the onaa that were aln are spending enough money for! the legalized saloon. This organized '•wceowig uw a>M* succeeding UM! Uic beat, and aciui.n getting mm the: bccr lo P®y tnc national debt What I crime is a government-jrithln Itself. !mo»t work accomplished HffliT.ad hcld>«>M the return of brer <!■> tor the viciou. and powerful Especially m many meeting*, given talksxjfore Sun-Uftnner? The wets claim that the re-[uur larger centers tt thrtvt^ through I day school* and presented 20 com- turn of beer would enable Um- I ormer grail and corruption of law enlorcemandment pottar* to achooU. She al*»|fo t*11 h,» W*!0 and thus bring about ment agencies. Criminal liquor bar­ - ------ j . ... [attended tike district, state and _. ffli- prosperity. The U. S. government gives'ons today, by ’scrlng" certain onea.] , ttonal, convention, and found 10 .new the following figures of the amount bt are sending truck loads of liquor across grain used by brewers and distillers at! Michigan. Let any rank outsider at-' [ members for Hastings Union. tlw; jx-ak year before prohibition; Oats i U-mpt to "muscle in" on the territory • The president's message was then mere fraction of 1' -; Wlreat. less than of those baron* and the “8t Bartholo!•: ; Com.’slightly over ! ; Barley I mew * Day Massacre" will be apt to , the white ribbon, the official badge It 32'r..The . government states lhat when be duplicated. This too. pretents a means something. Get new members brewing • and distilling situation that mual be considered and ; Lou of peopU- are not ipember* simply legitimate « . , becuutse. they were never asked. Each 'ceased, the production «l barley wus] dealt with. Justice Potter’s talk was gjvcn the Union organize a 'Hold Fast' committee diverted to other cropJ so that thr-chief I of four or five members. Be Jure to get crops lor-which a market would be r!o*e»t of attention and It goes witha .superintendent for each department found b* opening breweries would befoul saying that If the trutlis he gave utterance to are itfrierally heeded, Che I you duplicate and • then send their oat*, corn* and Wheat. What would Hie return of beer do for! deprev.ion in th/ good old U. 8 A. , name* to the County Supt. so that they i may get the helps. Stress ' Christian labor? Tlie brewing tntercsp have will rapidly become only a memory, as1 Citizenship department. Oct extension never employed large riumU-s , of men [ *‘ave nil past depreasion* through like automobile and steel industries which we have gone. • I important. Gej thr fact* of the .<torics Just one Industry alurw. the woolen in-1 ”rt”’ »»cces» of thia ninth annual, [you hear and do not repent any you dustry. employed 364.021 compared with! h»»«l'i*'t reflect* added luster to the lo'might hear unless it 1* iuwd on furl* the breweries at 86.914 in a i*-ak year 'tal order I o. O. F. The t-omtmUem I Through God we arc going to win There would be les* money !« auto.; '’’O' largely responsible for its success radios, clothes, homes, milk for Hie kid-!**’““ comiiosed of the following me'mI Have faith in lhe cause i Election of offleera resulted as fol- dles. and les* savings How cun th-* ,xr’’ liquor traffic bring buck prreq>ertty Frank Newton. Ot-ueral piiairutan. i Iowa: Program Committee- Kim Bigler, , President. Mrs. Lillian McLeod. Has- when for every $1,000,000 invested in it in 1900. only $57,000 was paid for raw!cbmn . Karl Keefer. Chas. IL Leonard, 'ting*. Barnett. ' 1st. VIcr-PrtS . Mrs Floy McDermott. materials? For every $1.000,ooo invest- krd by other manufacturers <the aver1 Tickets--Bert lancaxtcr. Chmn: R. ed tthe ’ I Delton. 2nd Vlcc-Prv.s. Mrs. .Muriel Perry. age of all of them I $287,000 «a* (Mill mil. Henry Sothard. Roy B.»h for n»w material Wliat about a refer ­ . Hastings m<mt Newton, Guy Giddings. ; Corr. Sec, Mrs. Olive Campbell. Has-1 endum? In California a referendum [tings. D. Stamm. Hugh Myers, Clarence Rob­ I Hee Sec-. Mr Beatrice Dunning. htbltmn enforcement law. The drys won inson. Robert Wilson. by 33,943 majority. Unwilling to abld? ' Delton. Table*—L. D. Stamm. Hale Carpen­ Mrs Bessie Woodman. by this. the a els initiated another ter, Bert Areharl referendum ut 1926. Drys won by 63.617 1 j Woodland. ... happened ....... rnarjority. Same ...... thing uij During lhe post ycur six members [ Mivouri. dry.-, won on u referendum I J**'1' l»«*d on-Otto Hawkins. Fred in-view of some of,tlx- findings of tin: 1930 by 61.299 majority, again mi •’«™’r, Pjcrcc O’Connor. John (Dawson.[ i< gionui conference m Chicago that *be in Itr.’6 by 275543 majority, and now th- i Wll-.on Laki-. F XL Craig |attended..Tto 18th -amendment was-, FAIR *LAKF '— i adopted alter years ot agitation and/wets want another referendum! Thej | education and .. after ..iu-r trying trying many many other! mwriTh® Kinslev Indies’ Aid Society will ion made Hie liquor traffle . drinks but upon 4n(«< who sufflr *> . u tl)tr l w«-dnr*dav Mav IK for' [methods. iivIum I. M .w<! consumption comrrmption ol <.< I'“?* “,e d,‘nku‘« ,,ab“J 0,»±r >ii>ixr with Mra L^ff TidnurS । illcgid..It Im-.. Keened IC. T. 0. PRESENTS CONVINC NG FUSTS Dixie Gas Now in Ten States Forging ahead to' new heights as the LARGEST Indepen­ dent Marketer of high grade petroleum prod­ ucts in the world. You will find PROMPT COURTl-X)US SERVICE at all of our stations. Iowa Michigan Oklahoma Wisconsin Colorado Nebraska Missouri Kansas Illinois Ohio EDMONDS OIL CO Dixie Oil and Gas Dealers • TELEPHONE 2618 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Phone 2131 Goods Delivered CARVETH & STEBBINS HASTINGS, MICH. The e/KCvCC Drug Store > liquor, drunkennew. poverty . from.': [ drink, crime from drink, turnover in' [employment due to drink -all of thes*- '«n* Wlu,s ol .imwciiu u. -I ata-foTlte .umnrr LOST ANYTHING?—Try a Banner Want Adv. benefit* haw come despite tlie or- ' [ gunlzed opposition to enforcement. The 'quor. NOT ONE; from Gulf of Mexico------ - ------------ ------------------------------------to state road. i proposal to submit a repeal amendment to Sim Francisco, from Atlamib "puu'i? I *********************«***AkMMMMMMWWMMWMW«MMWWa Pacific— upon 35.000 miles of J Mr and Mrs Harr* Scoby and baby, providing for state control of Che liquor highway.-., nol a'single bmird display-j' IMnir whtJ mtk end with ral,n«1 *‘“u’ ~nwntrig a picture or hi anyzway advertising]1 iwr parents. Mr and Mrs. Vem Cottefnn\r' oL" lath .r... ..-.a . n plan for. rcafnrmatian of the 18th liquor, rhe return of beer would open' ' j . . ’ amendment. It is a proposal to open flood gates of. modern advertising tn , We are glad to report that Mrs. t|M, wav j0(. repeal all(| (O we ur,. liquor interests. Advertising 1* now; closed to them. ■ Archie Cunningham is able to lx- UP oj^gjucd Instruct youth about voting. We can' (Continued from page one) aroundsjind feeling much fetter. , In refutation of the charge that Mr. and Mis. . William Coleman of'.drinking among youth is universal we do a lot by electing dry official that i •rmUnng point*. Tlu- mark for the ■Rutland visited Mx> Janet Pettengill. [ present the evidence contained In will enforce the laws. - Only on ont! iiurixi determining points for the, Sunday. . i Youth’s Roll call (signed by many condltuki canjiw nation let booze come! Mr. and Mrs. James Sothard spent'Barry county youtluo. a declaration ot back. Trad -is. if we arc willing to1 •'r shall lx- considered the abolish modern Industry and the molor the first two markliigs ol Sunday With Mr and Mrs. Clyde Mil-, abstinence and suplwrt of th- I car." said Henry Ford. / . Utlh amendment, signed by 1.074.474 iih'ivr Credit* from outside ler and Ruby al Leach lake No. Prohibition Ls not to blame for « Miall be evaluated, in points Mr. Ira Baker .nd l.mlly. Mr PWPle.l»<««n H .«! »0-WHO, everything, and Hie repeal of the 18th . Jing- to the average number ol hi ■u.l Mr, CUlwn Bakrr .in.. .ml i>«iiiii, ■ ••" prr.-nu.d to Pr. ■«!.■» Ho...,r Dr­ amendment will not do all that is] .*< tnin - • s.party last ^. k ,at i lhe UM. «« “» »<•“ ”»■- claimed by lhe wets. pqlrits jx-r unit’made while in itistings attended^ week the h«r» home ' r -in honor of MrJ ,1,pt l,ut r,irrH Pt politician* and cor ­ High school. No student who id in at­ nf victor Kenney.-In honor OI of “ Mrs.' 1 r5[ rupt city government* bid for wet vou-s tendance at Hastings High ."luW less Becker’s birthday!’ Lunch nor was served They elect wet office holders, whp. In Hum two yt-ars will lx- .considered for and four tables of curds enjoyed. liunora. i<oinu -hull bo ax follows: A-6. Mr -and Mrs. Sprague have moved in [turn refuse to enforce the law. credit; U-3 with llwlr son Wiliam in the Kennedy!। We call attention io the tc|X?ated S credit: > house, and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Row-!I leaolutions of support’ of the 18th tley and family have moved from the;'aipcbdmlmt from the national organi­ . . 'Hickx farm lo-dhc Snyder house vaca- zations. such as thr General Federa| lion of Women’s clubs. National Con­ three boy.-. t(.rt |,y sprnRU(.-s • (Continued from page one) I Mrs. Ida Andrus and son William of', gross of Parents and Teachers. National • Battle Creek were nt their farm here,1 Education Association. National Leroy and Howard Sibbcrson and Mr. i Grange. Council for Home Missions. ws Will lx |M.verai days Jan ww.)l Al Pierce of Plainwell, all being com­ auditorium. Mr6| J(icll O’Connor was in Holland!.[Federation of Womens Foreign Mis­ pelled to respond to several encores. sionary societies and many -others. the alumni jiasf,ft.w.j. Wednesday. Following this Rev. LeRoy L. Dewey ____ , _ ___________ banquet in the Knights of Pythias hall _________ ____________ I These stand with tlx- W. C. T. U. In gave luo vocal selections accompanied I sec._ by saving ail you earn you Mipport of prohibition. in the Fuller building In the evening. ] Yon __ ----- --------—xshare —... with ... lhe fel- <] The memurtal service was conducted by Mrs Sadie Mae Palmer, both num-1 The IJnnner. togi-ther witli the many [will .have moneysto bers deserving tlw liberal applause Uu-r friends,, unite in coiigrgtulBllotu: low thrown out of work by your sav- by Mrs. Loomis, in memory ot Mrs. given. . . Nellie Parrott. Mrs, .Gcorgln Zemcr. ing.—Publishers Syndicate. In - a few, appropriate words tips: Mrs. Lucy Hyde-Smith of Nashville; Mrs. Sarah Aidham of Hastings and toartinaster' introduced .Associate Juslice of lhe Supreme Court ot MichiMiss Letitia Faster ol Cloverdale. our own William W. Potter, whoj Mrs. pearl Foster reported for her gan. gave the main address of the evening department of Tc:njx-fflTTrw"and Mis[*­ -and we wish that every person.In] sions. The Flower Mission Supt- was Barry- county could have lutened to! he had to say. ■ Supreme Justice i sorry as slit has been such a faithful what । l*ottcr talked upon present-day condi­ member, Mr . Mac Trafford, she tions, , and a* usual He handled his sub­ sent u report liowever. ’There were ject without gloves. He M»id that the 157 bouquets and plants sent, lyaide n .present depressed times only cniphahost of dinner*, calls, milk, dainties. [ etc. sent tn sick and needy, fn Mr:. j ,achieve. This country is not ."going McDermott’s Christian Citizenship n - ,to pot” despite Hie facl that lhe |>eoport she .emphasized. don’t forget to ■ pie . ot Hit* country have lost 70 billion j register and get out to vote. dollars in "paper profits.' We havc| Mrs. Florence Fleming and Mrs successfully , weathered worse stornurj For Friday, May 13—Saturday May 14 Lilith Snyder gave u wry clever piny- Jthan the one through which we arc' let enjoyed by al). Then' MUs Fern now . jjohig and we will wcatlicr thi*[ Shultz, lavon-d Us with a reading. Mrs. one. ’ As proof of his statement tic toldi McDermott conducted a quiz which was ,of the depression of 1837. When every instructive as well as interesting. Prize ,dollar of our currency proved worthless | Doit Quality............... 4F wa.-- won by Mrs. Bessie Woodman and every financial institution in the At the board meeting the following !state had-to close ita doom. Today we I department superintendents were ai>- arc infinitely better off than they were Kellogg's Whole Wheal Biscuit 9c ' pointed and then Inter were ruttfled by then—in fact no country on tlu- globe' Extra Special the convention it. in u better condition than we lire, if I ,MAXWELL HOUSE ORDER Narcotic nnd S. T. I Mrs. 8u. an indeed any an- in its good. Tlw pros-1 Campbell’s Smith. Woodland. A DOZEN ent condition of tlw whole world is duel | Child Welfare and Mother's Meeting DEL MONTE to Hie World war. All n-al wealth | CANS BUY NOW j —Mr*. EUzatx th Glbboney. Morgan ^OR MANY of ns.- these are times "comes from tlw Wil.” and In that | Temperance and Missions — Mrs. ’World war we spent GO bUlionx of our sourev ot enerjry aiiil a SAFEGUARD when we 'must make an effort to PER CAN CAN itici-: । Pearl Foster. Morgan accumulated wealth, .-.-tying nothing of “balance the family budget." Biit—in against illness. h’-« a GUARANTEE I Motion Picliirv.'. Mrs. Muriel Perry. the 15 billions loaned tn the allies.j that- the Imihiing of bone and mthudn j Hastings. doing this, there is one thing that which in his opinlmi he said, never i [ Hower Mission—Mrs. Mac Trafford. w'ould Im- repaid, and wo might Just aa will go on*—at|d it’d tlie’chcapcdt food should be- remembered, more than at j Augusta. well face that situation right now. I yon can buy. any other time, we must keep HEALTH Pre.y. and Publicity—Mrs. .Bessie In meeting our present situation, fori Raspberry ar Strawberry Woodman. Woodland. as the first consideration—and espe­ which we must all accept the blame, j Ii. yo.it. u^sh information as io the Evangelistic—Mrs. Frank Loomis. we nuril return to those old-fashioned: cially the health of children. We. sin ­ quality and ihuinliinvsH j«f Highland* ! Woodinnd ideas'of “economy ’ and "industry" cerely urge mothers tn study t hew way ; Jail and County Infirmary—Mrs. not alone gx individual* but uc must Dairy milk the Burry Co. Health Unit • Maude Dcetrick. Hastings.' - demand it of local, state, and national in which (‘LEAN MILK can aid in pre­ will give, you the resulla of their tratLi. I Medal Contest—Mrs. Ella Smith. government: During those years ’ of . serving health, and at the jamc time , ' Tests by Michigan Stale I’nspectom • Order a Supply ’ I MR. Jennie Loehr. Hastings Inflation following lhe war. we got help to balance the "family budget.” I Sunday School and Parliamentarian started off on (he wrong foot We got prove the same thing. That in why the PORK CHOPS— 4 EC DEtMONTE. best quality red —Mm. Bertha Bush. Delton. away from our cqtnmon ideas of In­ Highlands Daily is permitted to sell its Lean, R>— • I Every cent you spend for CLEAN, ■ I The next convention will be held'in dustry and economy and "living with­ product as “Grade A” milk—the pure milk wilLgive you MORE FOOD [ the BnrryviUe church. The evening sea­ in oqr means." Radio broadcasts and PORK LOIN ROASTS ! sion opened with a song service led by high-pressure salesmanship encourag­ SLEDGE BRAND, fancy, Med ICLEANEST milk your money can. buy. VALUE for your money than any zither Ham 4 qC RIB 4 4 C | R8v. 8 J. Francis. Then the Nashville ed. our iwople in spending money taster [ Girls’ Glee chib sang tun songs which than they made it, and we arc now End IO Erid II GRADE MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—10c Quart. were rendered beautifully. Rev. Fran­ reaping the results of pur mistakes. GRADE "B” MILK (Patteurized or Raw)—fle Quart. cis In his remarks said that we cannot We have n<$one to blame for our pres­ Open an account with ub We appreciate your trade. legislate reform. It has to be brought ent situation but tlw World war and: about by a process of rigid education; uunclvc*. There is only one sure way We must get to Die place Paul did In out. and that is <o live within our Roman* 14. The eyes of the world arc means, individually and governmental-' on America, we must educate the ly. Return to our old-fashioned ideas, youth of our nation to the effect* and of industry and econopiy. save our; [results of alcoholic drink*. Then Mrs money, pay-our debts, and cut down! Phone 2651 astings ichigan ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE PHONE 2491 Etale Moran gave a splendid and con­ individual and governmental expenses. [ J vtnclng speech on facts and figures ol If we heed the lessons thol these! ■ prohibition. world-depressed times teach us j SEW HONORS ■raw BARGAIN PRICES NOW ON OUR STOCK OF GOOD USED CARS 93988872 NINTH BANQUET and TRUCKS One 1930 MODEL A TUDOR Two 1929 MODEL A TUDOR SEDANS One 1929 MODEL A TUDOR . I 929 Model AATRUCK FORDSON TRACTOR with Gravel Body 1929-CHEV. TRUCK with Gravel Body In Fine Condition JOHN DEERE Two-Bottom Plow Trade Your Used Car for a Better One We Can Show You Some Good Bargains We Deliver the Goods . . . Plus Credjt, Low Prices, Quality Goods UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO. PHONE 2121 HASTINGS JPECIALf Campbells Butter ii. jac BEANS 31* 3V 13c 23c MEAT SPECIALS Good CLEAN Milk TOMATO SOUP 6c I Is the BEST . T. and the CHEAPEST Food That You Can Buy I SALMON 2L2U 5"'99' SS15C 2'"29c . HINMAN'S HIGHLANDS HDAIRY ,M �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MAY 11; .1932 PAGE SIX ■work in the fall of 1930 and continued' Collinge In September the met all th* where this .work wai carried on. -.pend- commissioner‘for this new development ----- . education yte «■- •hope ----- ---------<—­ for that school year in seven countle- I icunty teachers who were interested ;n|lng some tune in each, nuking sugges-;... in tural the coun Tills work is under the direction of i thia work, • about fifty, from rural; tions to tlie tcagher and to the pupib. ty will have the privilege of hearing J Mis® Josephine Kackley in September schools, also representatives from Hie. going over the work carefully. many more such entertainments as 1; 1931 six more .counties, among them Woodland Niuhville and Freeport; As.we have explained tlie pupila who that of Wednesday- night. 1 Barry, was added. This service' costs schools, and arranged for the year'i; had this training In individual school j •the county nothing, as the directing work. Tlie teacher* were divided, into rooms had never-been trained in Cho-I cboROBINHL'E PARK. ftalent h furnished by the State Col- three group*. Mis* Colllnge met with rrus work except;;I, Mr. and. Mrs Ralph Finkbrlnt-r of .'.*? X 0^ outside tlwir own rooms except (Continued from p*«e anti ......... Mon-1 ";.v I Middleville *p?ut Saturday and Sun­ liege. The rural and village schools arejtach i-^mp once each month -an<1 three time* in small group*, until ...... . ... indebted to County School Commi-,drilled Hwm in the wm which day day of ot lust lost week, week, when when Miu Miss Colling.Coilinucj day'with the latter's jxirvnts, Mr. and played uicm iiuu roixs ana me 41011<ri Maude Smith, for having: Hwy Were to slrig that moiAli A new met them all in the Central auditoriumI .Mrs. Julian PutH. here singing by four of their number. Sur'.i’^urfd thll tor ^ty county ong was added each -month. Id rv<r.‘ here, 1 Mr. and Mrs. Geofge Poland of Grand Rapids training is valuabk-. teaching as it The musical work in the .rural and cu e the teacher ws* tlw instructor of | Tlie Banner wishes, to congratulat- ......... — arc nuiylmr to their docs the importance of co-operation village school* ot this county has becnj the pupil* But at some tinw duniig thi- the rural and village schools of the■ ’ farm this week. week, John Winger and family si»nt Sunrhythm and time directed the past school year by Midyear Miss Collin-<• vLuted ‘try school,county. Miss Collingc and our county J' J"' wiiu-r There were nine numbers by the ------- r—-———————:---------- i-------------------------------- r " ' . 1 ■■------ :-----county chorus of 400 voices. Eighty-’ nine of the chorus arre from Nashville. 42 froJIi Woodland. 20 from Freeport nnd 250 horn about forty rural school*. MUSIC FESTIVAL I FINE SUCCESS ' das- tn Allejran. fntestt ot Mr. Winger’s ttcther and tamiiy. Mr and Mrs.-John Kollar were.-in IIuidlmiA Wednesday afternoon. j Mr and Mr*. Fn<f CUler und tarn­ ! ily of Grand Rapids spent Saturday night and. Sunday with the former's mother. Mrs. Clara Cbler uhd brother. Ray Fred and wife and mother at­ tended church !nt- Middleville -Sunday ntornins.' Wright Clifford. Jr., was one of the seventeen boys who attended the Pu-. , Hire Farmers’ program at East Lan­ sing Thursday. ' I DOWLING. Tlie following two items were unin­ tentionally omitted from the Dowling news last week. Dale Herrington Was at Battle Creek Thursday where he took |»'rt In the morning music club which held In the Kellogg hail. ‘ In. last week's report of the musical assistance given by the Hustings la­ dles at tlie Ladira' Aid meeting the name of Mrs. Emma Evans was unin­ tentionally omitted which we gladly correct, as their help was very much appreciated. Collinge. Ah were impressed with tin ' wonderful harmony, which seemed nil- I the more remarkable in' «tw Of the • fact that they had had only «rtc re-, liearsal togrth/r. which was on Monday I of the week when the festival wu* I given. All the rest of, lhe training was I done m the individual schools In their j . own school room*. Tlierc-wcrc two. irchcstral nmnbrt -• I by the Thomapplr W. K. Kellogg I rebool ordiestra. .which was directed by I Mus Leola Horton of Grand Rapids. ’ I who come* id Middleville twice a week tu gne instrurhon to thr twenty * members at rhe orchestra. Tlwir jur‘■fofmance, nak creditable to them and to their dir-.-Mr. Tin.-.' tolluwid a cam drill, put on by pupils cf the Bt I: I school of Assyria, directed by Mn- M.nor. of Battle Creek, wh* hah been );<•’ jjking'inxtfaictidn m music to the pu­ pils. An' outstanding feature of thr pro­ gram was the "county fulk-dancr. ’ u, Highland Scultische. payUripated in by representatives of a few rural schools of the county. This training i» given to teach rhythm, time and harmony. The entire program was delightful. It was far beyond the expectations of those present and so was a very agree-. able surprise Mrs Maude W. Smith, county school commissioner, next announced the priaes for tlie different groups, flral’ in the village'grdujo. then in the rural groups, in their music work pupils were1 asked to mak- note books with picture*. ^jvhich the children would get tram -Whatever sources they could, that would illustrate the folk songs.which1 they had beer, taught during the school; year. Some of them .made original sketches. Ten musical phonograph rec-; ords had atw been given in each school to teach certain songs. The pupils were Apectcd to make mention of these al­ so in thler nolo books. Of the. village groups the first prize of S2.00 was awarded to Eleanor Parrott, of Nash­ Ville; the rerand ot gl.OO-to Helen Bas­ sett; the third of 75c to Arlevh Perkins j ■ both of Nashville; fourth prize of 50c was given to Donna Rom ot Freeport;! tiye fifth of 25c to Lucille Bassett o| ’ Freeport. The prize* for the one and two room rural schools were awarded by Mrs. Smith’; Number one J2.00. to’ the Pratt school of Hastings township., cf which Mrs. Jennie Howard Is tench -' er; the second of gi.50 to the Bell' school of Awyria. Mrs. Lucille Walker,! teacher; the third of JLOO to the Hew-! nice school of Castleton. Mrs. Gl ta< Flrstcr, teaclier; tlw fourth prize of T5c| was given Vcta Rice, of the Durfee' school of Baltimore. Miss Georgia Stim­ son, teacher, and- tlie fifth prize of 60c to the gtevcns-KChoal of Johnstown , ■ ■ Mi’s Kathryn Hunt, teacher. Where! the prizes were awarded to schools the i note books were-the rombined efforts! of the pupils. The. fourth prize wtisi given to Veia Rice because • slie ■ hart prepared such an excellent notebook I herself. Tliese pflzes were, contributed by! Mrs. Smith, who offered them as an I encouragement to the schools to do good work, . Il has been onjy very recently ... in' Michigan that miuical training of any rort wm giwn in rural schools. It ,wis’ not felt, probably, that it could be sue-1 ccisfully^done; bat the festival Wed-; iwsdgy night wxs ample proof that it) can he done, and well done, nnd that ! Hire, increasing the institution's si Of this Dry Cleaning Days are here! Our Price is WORK CALLED FOR AND DELIVERED McCall Bros. Tailors Phone 2491. Hutingi, Mich. I V HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL Tuition Reduced » 60 1932-33 **• Formerly the district .paid, . ..'$60 and the student $15, . , a total of $75—Now the total fee is to be $60, a reduction of 20 per cent. Every Boy And Girl in Barry County Who Has Passed the County Eighth Grade Examination Is Cordially Invited to Attend the Hastings High School for the Next Four Years OUR COURSES ARE-OFFERED: College P^paratory. Commercial, Agricultural, General. Special ad­ vantages are offered students to participate in dramat­ ics, debating, athletics, orchestra, band and glee club. Numerous school societies provide valuable training. Added advantages.are to be had in the splendid churches, and various lectures and gatherings which center about the cpmmunity of Hastings. *“The Fortnight,” the High School paper, is in its eighth year of successful publica­ tion. The Hastings High Schbol is known throughout the state for its wholesome influence over the students. It is the only high school in Barry county that is a member of the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges. This mean.s that graduates may be admitted without examination to all the leading colleges in the North Cen­ tral section of the United States. With an attendance of nearly 500 students and a fac­ ulty of 22 high school teachers, opportunities are offered • F which are not possible in a smaller high school. Each non-resident boy or girl receives individual attention and is welcomed by both students and teachers. We have a full time Physical Director for boys, and also one for girls. We also have a Dean of Girls to look after the social wel­ fare of girls while they are attending school here. . Good roads make it possible for students to come from long distances. This year most of the students living out­ side the city have driven back and forth daily to Hastings High School. Provision is made at the school cafeteria for high schoot students to purchase lunches at cost. Tuition is lowered to $60.00 for 1932-33. The home district must pay all of this if application for tuition is made to the director of the home district before the Fourth Mon- . • day in July. Application for tuition should be made even if the student is not certain of attending High School next year. / School Opens Tuesday, September 6 Enrollment Will Be Friday and Saturday, September 1 and 2 ADDRESS INQUIRIES TO D. A. VAN BUSKIRK, Superintendent W. T. WALLACE, Principal 4 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNEKpAY. MAT 11. IKt tfLAMli CREEK ‘ j Fr. B. N Geller wm tn Grand Rap-1 Mlsj Esther Doty spent the week end! HOSPITAL GUILD HAS ids on Friday. at her home in Athena no iauteiii aar Sunday visitors at E/ed Olis' were. DELIGHTFUL MEETING ^'..753 Fred Soule* of Grand Rapid* was in MIm Rorebud Laraen is (pending theUELIuHIrUL ME tlie city on Thursday. w«k with relatives in Detroit. • ilics of Kalamazoo* and Harry Dunn; John Foreman of Kalamazoo- was In I Dr. D D. Walton went to Kalamazoo Busincgs Women Were Quests nnd family of Wert Rutland. C. F. Dolan| returned , on Bunday Alva McGlocklin and wife and Rob-, lhe city Thundky otibuslne*#. ;cn Sunday to vl#lt his parents. of Mm. Dean Oliver, Who from a builncM trip to Chicagoert McGlocklin and Dolores of Hastings; Mr. and Mr*. Loul# Miller were In I Mrs. Fred o Hughes of Delton spent Miss fxwlse Bhowerman spent tlw Lives Near Kalamazoo John Havens and. Annabelle Cogswell | Petoskey last week on budneaa. [Bunday with'her mother.. Mrs. A- A week end al her home in Bunfleld. of Lakeview also 1»uls Havens of) Twenty-two members and one guest Mr*. W. M-Stebbins and son Billy WUlnwnt. South Bantings visited Sunday at For-! Herold Hunt and Dr. Charles Foo of Mr. and Mrs O. E. Wood were Bun-i attended the May meeting of the rest HaveiU. . ‘ Bl. John# were In the city on Monday were in Kalamazoo on Monday. Ixislie Cook lind.Tho*. Stebbin* were day guest# of-Mr. and MrOulph Wood Buslncs* Women's Hospital Guild on awnuny evening C.VIUI.X at »v .the ,.oc lively mveiy home num.- •<■ 5.0m!n,,nl.’y verting , nt th-’t Mr. and Mr#. Edgar Brook# have re­ home from Ann Arbor over the week I of Grand Rapids. Monday of, A* Mrs. Dean Oliver (Louise Fa^rb near O®*1 w 1 «*««*» Saturday .evening turned from a three weeks' visit in faml.se Sliowerman j ab-mt eighty were present for supper.1 .Potterville Mrs. Sarah Brandstctter is visiting.]! ■,n J-c A h!?' |c* "*”8Ffr|,‘| . Jount Doni. Fla. where hr httojbeen WB- awutant hpstew other* came for the program whtcB*Wasl Oscar Tydcn of Grgnd Rapids was Mr and Mr* Mason Norwood of Kata-1’ ifor several- months. ; A bountiful pot lurk supper was put on by the young people of thr com­ in the city on Monday and ullcndcd mazoo I Donald Doyle of Greenville spent । served, followed by t-he biisinrx-.sewtan in unity and was very well given ami tlw Rotary club. MIsm-a Beatrice and Frances Car-; groatly enjoyed. [Saturday and Bunday with hi# parents. an d social time. Tlie ( vening was a very Mi*s OeArudc Bentley was the rothers were -Iximc from Detroit over; Sunday callers nt Rav Erway'* were Mr and Mr*. Ch»* Doyle. (happy one. a ruing vote of appreci#guest til Mr# R M Laurcnson of Bat­ Mr and Me* Fred Haywood and son t:on being given Mr* Oliver foi her1**” Iltek Ior< man und m. - Ei.is DanDr and Mrs. Bruce Hayden and tle Creek on Sunday. anil Carl Baldwin .wnt Sunday in gracious-hospitality. I ^‘,r,'n”u’! Mr. and Mr* Eber Lambic of Detroit Family of Saginaw were Sunday gut.*I* Gcpffifatapldx and Grand Haven Mrs, Earl Bo*.-* will lx- the . Jim»-; and, 'Ma’‘ al''° 4 M11,rr and were Sunday guest* of his parcnU. Mr of Mrs. Iraibel Pancoast. M, and Mrs M„ KelHr Kill., Stem Bum „„l ?* " wbltr Wb»-. Ml** Jean Bame* wa* In Grand _ Mr went to ............ . Hunday ul 'and Mr*. R M Lambic Rapid* on Saturday attending a-round Mo Mary Dcvln^ and Mi*# Minnie St Umus. Mo. on ThurMtay for a l../nD1,|wr nw , Aorc moros were Cl... Brown .UKI .Um;.-, Devine of Grund Rapids called on Ha*- table ot Hie Ryerson library - . week» visit with Mr and Mn Chester WORKING ON LARGE IrtI1d Lowell Whiti.-mor.- oi 'Hwkmy Mrs. Ciwstcr O'Hara and Mr*'. F F uhgs friend* on Sunday. ... F^TATF corner.*-. Fred B-cln.il. wife and BUlie Mr and Mrs Cole Newton and .Mi to I A 11 IN IN NFW NtW YORK TUtlK i|o( IX1U„, i..... uutIX ,.t Mr. und Mrs. Ernest Erway wen Nichols of Di-troit were gur.q* of Mi. .... j Helen .Newton were RUfM* of Mr. und* guest* ot Mr. mid Mr* Harold VanlX*- and Mrs. L- E BanxU lust week. Mr* W. B Mcfjiu/thUn return* thi* Mrs. Fred Maloney of Kalamazoo onJ Former Btffry .County Rca>-j I Grand-Rapid#, Ward fXk ' Mrs. Ruble* Kelley ot Kalamazoo week to her home tn Mu*ki-goti utter Sunday. dents Now Located At Gar- ! Mrs. Marlon Hod«vni return* t.odsyj spent from Friday till Monday with her falling Mr. and Mi*. F. Marvin Sagemid Hazel Bu-kirk of Htullmti rison, New York . Mrs. Daby Silsbee, .-iccompanted by to her home In Charleston. W Vn i mother. Mrs Maty Burge** Sunday vlwlors at Roy Erwu-. .> Mr. nnd. Mr#. Dan Lewis *|»ent Hun her'sister. Mr*. Wurd of New York alter visiting Ik r parents, Mr. and Mr* ■ The Barry county friends of Mr and Mr.- SJr.i Erway i-. vidtin.’ h Ir- Win. Spath, fortm r roMdent* her«-.iJter Mr* .la r«r Robjiuon in Wa; land A H Carvcth. day with Mr anil Mr* Jerry Keys at City. *|ient Sunduv in Grund RapidMf and Mrs Jda. VanArtiwn. their!„ .... . ... Mf. and Mr* D- C. Bronson expect . Godwin Height*. Grand Rapid;. Ray Erway and w ‘ Mr*. Nellie Hopkins und daughter to return soon from Grand Rapids daughter Mildred and *on Wtodrow, of' nicely settled at Ga»TL-u>n, N Y . on the C.Olll* spent the week end with Mr where they have been for the whiter. Grund Rapid*, were week end guests!estate of Colonel Rupe rt. owner ol th< in . Mr. and Mr*. Jolin Palmer and Alice ot Mr*. Nora Dawson. • | N. V. Yanki.w* and Mrs Bob Gleen at Jackson. , I Spring? Mr. and Mr* .lame* Crcglow. Okur Jane visited Mrs Pxlnu r * parrnt.s, Mr Amw» mk>a and Dor^n, M, Sn.ll, wnh. « b a l. aau.-u, ,r. n ul;| ]1(.; L?t*on und *l*k-r, Mrs Edith Bonnell, and Mr* N. F. Pruddcn, qf Chelsea on clary have been spending this week in park of 135 arte , in the Catskill moun-1 Washington. D. C . where they visited [ tain* on the Hudson river arnv- fromiM Mondav Mav :Fi Pl. a . spent Saturday in Benton-HArbor. Sunday. West Point Military Academy, n—i- ’ ' ' ■ ‘ " Mr. and Mr* M<ivm Prentice nmi| Ml** Josephine Cnrveth wa* home Mrs..Elsie Gould and other friend.*. Mr? and Mr - Earl Schleh and Mr. liuilding* arc all <|f stone and S>’t i Mr.- Sara Burghdutt is visiting )><■: chlidrr n of Battle Creek sjient th-- ‘ from Detroit, over the week end 'Ians, Greys ami Blties—LiUest Models—All ,style l>t architecture. Then- are (>«••.< ;,daughter. u„14gl„,.r Mn.. MI, Roy n„v Oakes, i-rster iw»Ter L-r-| uk Mr* Frank Andrus spent Tuesday in Sam Schleh of near Caledonia and1 week end. With Mr. and Mrs. ~ ....... ‘ J Grand Rapid.,. Ml. Al,;» M)« Kal.inan.. x.n-1 hmiln- ■ <«Uui .......... MM,, al-.,' Wool Fabrics •-veral int men n from outside outdde are employed . ... .. v,w ... tn..,,. . Mr#. Warren Roush and daughters guests of Mr and Mrs, Dan Lewi.* on . •--vend Mr unil Mrs. K< ith Danli Is sjieiit th? Mr bee-.ir work 1 ' B’"10a-\ ’ * Mr and und Mrs Mr*. Snath Spath begun work st at th* tlie-1I eek end with Mr. and Mr. Win spent Sundiiy at Hie hqnu- id, her sis­ Tuesday. Lowest Prices in Years—$15.00 to $29.50 Miss olive Lathrop of Detroit was; estaic April 30. and like It very much ; Schulz and Mr; Wolcott in ter and husband,-Mr. and Mr; A'. T. Kl.iNGENS)IITH. the guest of Dr. and Mrs. C P Lathrop , Ea>h of Bowne. Grand, RapidsHart Schaffner & Marx and Curlee Makes Mr and Mrs E. H. Clark and.fuhuly over the w<* k end, Mr*. Utthrop re-[ PLEASANT MEETING OF Juiign ami Mrs. R. R. McPrek of | dren ol near Morl- y were gur.-f* of HOSPITAL GUILD NO. 2.|■ i Mr and Mrs. Roy Jenkins over the Charlotte were in tin- city on Mondm of Kalamazoo spent the jviek end wiUi turning to Detroit witli MtM Lathrop ■ I Hospital Guild No. 2. Mrs Win. It ; on busiMe.vt. Judge Mi-Peek is' re­ hl* sisters; Mb.se.* Elizabeth. Rose und on Monday. Catherine Clark. Mi and Mrs. Tiio*. Paulson nnd son Cook, chairman,* met nt the Dtt- r . covering slowly. Alice Bowerman. Nofma Snell and Mr. mid Mr*. B, D MrMu'rray and of Detroit were Sunday and Monday home Tuesday afternoon of last week Charles Storkan s]»eiit Wednesday aft­ daughter Ehelyn of Maumee, Ohio, gue*U of Mr. und Mi.- ^Fred Bender-[for tlwir annual tea and gathtiing in: ernoon in Middleville with their1 her aunt*. Mr* Edith Bechtql mid Mr* were Sunday eu-st* of Mr and Mrs. sholt. Miss Mary Hendershott returned ; of due.-, teacher. Mr- .Kcnmm. with them for a visit. • j Mr.* E. A Burton gave a most int*yMuiirinMcMurruv. Ann.i cheftjeman. .. __ ________ tll)t Mr*. Fred GlBem of Bloomingdale. 1 Mn Mr*. Margun t VanBuskirk und Mi*. .Dr. and Mrs C M Overstreet pl Detesting talk Ar lhe »ok Memorial nnd n)ct,ly ^(^<1 in t|lrlr Ohio, and Mr- Bert IJchty ol Gull:Anne VatiBuskirk of Kalamazoo were troit and Mis# Alice Bate.* of MarstmliiSanctuary near Dike Wales with.many whlfh ull. )l!st completed ren-ntiy Sunday gta-*U of Mr* R M j piclur.-* to illustrate. Ahcc liowermnft i- u--ri*limr Mr.; . wire Sunday gne* 1 '•* *•*-° *• ■; -• -­ - I lake vhRed IIw-ir brot)wr-ln-luw. E. F. [Saturday and Sunday guest* of Mr. Bates, vwhb ' rcturiMMl'io ' llilfllihivv. hut Week. [and MrKD. A. VanBnskirk. Detroit with Dr.I Ms.-,* H< r.-t Miperintrndent of Pen- p,-,^ Row*rmmi m the Gates dlMrtct I Hastings Michigan . -.nuclf ---- --- ------------------— Fmglr-. ,vi(h ber nou*cwork for a few week, tr*. Overstreet. Overatrect? hospital, and -------Mrs. Geo. Dr and Mr*. Burton Pern' . enter­ and Mrs. 'Norman Hr-frington and Miss Flor­ Walter G. Gotpfll and family of; ton. preRident of ,h the - .......... " Women'.*, Guild*.. Johll s-nku, oh.,.., ence M< Mi.*'cr oi BIlMfli-ld wrie: tained Mr and Mr*. Willard Perry andI Sunday guests Tit lit* r.hter and hus­ baby of .Midland and Mi*s Mrva Perry-’ Coldwater visited Snnday at Um: home i were gm.-ts and *|xikt- of matters of in- were man led in .Detroit two week* of Mr. and Mr*. C. F. Angell. Mr. Gos-j’.< n»t their work.-" ’’ wilt make their home then ' band. Mr. arid Mr*. Raymulid Wtnde— .concerning ------ago and VA-ML. gins In the world, a veteran flyer who "" Hubert Fairchild of Detroit andI pill was formerly Stale Sccfe'tary of- A ‘ plenaani aoc ‘ IuI hour over the tea, ,I(lhn K * son ol Mr mid Mrs. Joe knecht. i.,-. i•staWt.-hiid many tine-record*;, an­ cui» cloned the afternoon, sixteen being I gtoku* of this place. ’ . Sc-mettme. Mr. and Mr-. R J. McCreary and Rlctinrd Fairchild uf Ann Arbor spent Town and county Y M. C. A " ' iuwiUi their psir-l ■ I Mrs. Mary showerman of White ’ ,pre-rent. ■ , Miss^Genddine Tolh-s. accompanied by John and Turn Williams of Lacey name and .ometitnp* n -; eteran swers tq[ the name ot Jimmie Doolittle.. nurenna. !; Pigeon nnd Mr mid Mrs. Elmer Show- ; A request for Jam or jelly.or some-; spent Saturday at the Green home. MU Winifred Bensley ot- Battle Creek. ent*. ‘"'d Mr-’ ’. L Fairchild. ; American airman who . A "HIGHWAY" AND HOW! andl'miun uf Grand • Rapids spent Sunday [thing canned for tlie hospital brought• , Mr. and Mr*. -Albert Green, and n-cords in named Ha-Aks and a Chilean Mr. and Mr*. 1.. ... Pennock ... - : •here. " Mr; Showerman .... exiwcts ..to lo- u nice fespdnse. with Mr anil Mr* I. U Bensley. Mi’- Marlon from lUg Rapid , wen; gu-.-ts A motor road listing an elevation of family and Marshall Brandow were who is tn make u 7J)O0-hiile ocean vuvOllier, in < - ------------:----------------------.... of W L. IVimoek over Hie week end.;cate In Hasting* in the the near near future. future. ;. ■ ;:u<:M*jifi Mr and Mr*. Fnmk Green aSe in a >mall sailboat from >;o- • 12.00) by the .... feel above sea to 17.000 1ms a inaition. , |returning to their horm on Sunday [ Mr ami Mr.-. Albert J. Veddcr enter-! OBSERVED MOTHER'S DAY. IH Other guests .. .rtr Nashville ..—i—,,.- Sunday » «... . najne r,f senor Crttt But then on the ffivel has recently been completed- in Mi..* Cljira AllisUiii of Ypsilanti! Mr ami Mr* G E. Severance of-tallied Mr. and Mr* George Smalley. ---------Mother * Day -vra* observed by the there were Mr. and Mr* Howard Mayo other hand, one of the foremost avia- Bolivia. Mr. nud j Method!*’. Sunday school on Sunday and family of Battle Creek. Mr.’ and State TvaclKT-’ College, for eleven * Royal Oak Mid Mr and Mr.- William [Mr. and Mr*-Abe Vedder, IL. . ..: . .... .. and .. Mi Mr*.nnd Peter: years Latin mMnictor In Hx-ilne:- High Severance of Battle pnek spent Sun-1 Mr*.. O L. Hoag Mr*.Member* Peter- of Mr. Fred Johnson's class Mrs. Bert Birman and family and sevsehoAl, wan a uur*t Sunduv and Mon- day with their mother- Mr* Mr*. Mary M^ry1 Durk*e of Grand Rapids on Sunday. a....a„» I wave a fine 'program of reading* nnd ..nil young folk* from near Dowling •*—- Eng-1 Mr*, c W. Clarke lu»* gone to Grand .song* in th-- .adulV-schoo) and m the ape’nl tin- evening there. day ot Mb* Gertrude Hampton and ScveruRW. and auter. Mr* Mary — .Rapid* to spend oeverui day* with her primary and Junior department*, thc( ’ --,her mother, iind-culied on numerous IBh. Mr»;..Je\de and .".L Mis*. Ethel' Lister. Mr* ____ Sable __ Brown. Mr* _J. C , <-hlldren crowned Helen Wil) a* queen: friend* here. Miss Alli-«ni I* leaving, in _ .' RUbrldgrr L. .‘...I.. . .....1 _____ __ ......... ----- wi .re called .... ...to .... .ii.. .. jr,. < mid fijtvc n delightful program ft* well 1 June for a summer * stay nt the Ameri- Cnftenhaver Mendon or:I Nichol-. ‘Madeline Brown। return' Burton DeCocker mid Emmett the mother* Icing guest*. Hclt-n $viu[Ryan ii-;, in Kalamazoo .one day Iasi can Schtxil uf CluAsical Study al Athens-Saturday by' the sudden death of the; day to her home m Lo* Angele*; c . where she will take the ten week/ former'* *ist«;r. The funeral wn* held on I Mr nnd Mrs Warren Wilcox. und atK-mli-d by her mnicb In waiting and week. coin.st- ollvtcd in Greek. ' Monday >. family, .’.ti O B. ... Wilcox. ' Mr. her nndguards The proifrmn was very in-, Mr*. Emmvlt Shlllngtpn went to '* . : Portland to visit friends and has been »' t Mis. Hn.*il Bitsil Smith Smitfi and Mr and Mrs. Mr* terffliiiiig. ----------------------*— — [quite sick there the post week. i . jam-aJ—jSmith of Jackson spent the week ill < nd with Hasting* relatives and CIRCLE NO. 2. I Wm fiardifig of Ha.*iln«s $|X’iit Sun- ,* Ol the Mvthixilst L A. S. uillldav with Mr*. Hedges und family. friend.'with Mrs Gary Crook Mun-1 Mr- mid Mr- Clyde Gamble and'.N ! Mr. and Mrs. E F. Hartman, ol i Round Brook! New Jersey. ui-rc in the day night. May 16. for pot lucki daughter and Mrs. Anna Raymond and »' Smart, snappy styles irf ladies’ frocks for- d? city Thnrsdajr^enroute home from ah supper at 6.30 [Mr*. Roy Baye* I* . Mi*.* Virginia Lee Smith of Jackson 'I j extended trip to California. Mr. Hart­ chairman of the/.*up|ier committee anti [called on Mr and Mr* Will'Pagc Sun- > ftpring mill summer wear in voiles,' linens, L. V. BESSMER Eyesight Specialist : »' rayons and silks. Prices range $1.00 to— man U the editor of the ' Register" in Mrs. Louise Walton lia* the program tn I day. Hastings. Mich. ciuu-ge. Member.* are urged toattendJ Mr. and Mrs. Al Ponders and Oscar *» . his home city. ! Page und friend of Hastings spent *' Mr. nnd Mr*. Russell Bauer, accom- a* tin.* is the last meeting until fall. ................ * » 1—— iSunday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Page. \ imnlcd by Mrs. W. G. Bauer.'Mr*. Will e can convince you that HAD FAMILY PARTY. . --------,--------------------- > । Andrews, also Mr*. Curtin Garrison oi Mr. and Mr*. T. IL.Johnston enter-! Field mice nave ■•m'gn blood presyou dp or do not need an eye service: But you arc wise Battle Creek were in Ann Arbor Wed1-1-I E. Slate St., Hastings Phune nesduy and sjienl lhe day as guests of tulned with a dinner on Mother^ day.;.sure"—250 hvartlx-at* a minute, which: X when you assume that you MAY need one. And when 1 Mux Bauer. Those pre.-ent were Mr. and Mr,*. I lurry keeps them warm In winter. . you follow that with an examination you are doubly ‘ Mr. and Mrs George Sheffield, Win- Leins and family of South Haven, Mis ' i ston Sheffield nnd Ben Adcock spent Mabie Ixins ot Jackson, Mr. and Mrwise. VVe furnish hiiits in these talks. Yoii must de­ Sunday in Portland- as guests ot Mrs. F21W-, Down*. Mr nnd Mr* Albert Crui? cide if.they apply to you. The wisest plan of all is to Hattie Goss. Mrs. c. H, Perry, who had and daugliU-r Doris. Mr. and Mrs. Ken­ 1 been visiting Mt* Goss tor Ihrde weeks neth Leins of this city. . have your eyes looked over Whether or not they seem i returned with her daughter. Mr* .to need it. At your service. {Sheffield. WHITNEY—BRIMMER. ConUnucd next week. ' Thr marriage ot Miss Nova Brim-1 I from Michigan City Monday where she mer ot Hastings and Mr. Leonard ■ , had been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Whitney o! Lah*ing was solemnized at. Frey. Mrs F. J Van Dyke, daughter the. Plymouth Congregational church; Barbara and Ernest Severance, of Dc- in Lansing on Friday. April 22 • Mr [trolt^sjx-nt the week end In Michigan and Mrs Whitney will reside in Ovid. i City returning by way ot Hasting* to Congratulations are extended. ’• bring Mr* Sevcranc* also to we’the NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. beautiful bltMaums around Benton HarMrs. Everett Swegles ot Hasting* ।bor • . f Among the njany who attended the spent Friday with Mr. and Mr*. Willes A. !music festival at the Central auditor-; Wood. itini Wednesday night were’Ml-.- Ada; Mr*. Malcom Macfv<T, Mt<, Hattie , (IN GALLON CANS) : Becking, of’the Slate Department of a gallon Education at Lansing. director of musi­ Mux Lewis were chopping in ILislinucal-education: also Miss Ina Kelley, Friday forenoon Mr. mid Mrs. George Adam., spent representing the same department, who heads the division of rural education Sunday nlternoo'n with lelativcs at in-thal department Both were much Carlton Center. gambling with the money invested in their property while they Mr*. Mary Btdelman and daughters plea.Md with the festival FRitDHMAN Mr. and Mr- Earl Knmkn of near wc/T Sunday afti-rmxm callers of Mr wait to see whether prices ofstanda’rd brands of paint will come down or not. Cnit-dunia were Sunday dinner guest* and. kin- Verne Thoma* Mr and Mr- Henry Neuman enter­ of Mr and Mis Jack-Snyder of South Hastings and in the afternoon Mr. ami tained the latter • i*an-nt* Horn Mo­ Mrs Kerinren ,:ind Mrs. Snyder went line Wcdnesdax. Mr. and Mr- Win Kepkey accomto Baltic Creek, to sec the .former's deliberately slashed prices to give them the BEST paint made [daughter, muss Fern Kermeen. w|k» un­ punled Mr- mid Mr*. John K«pkvy <•: at $1.00 a gallon under the market. derwent an operation for apjwndicitl- Middleville io Battle Creek Saturday at the Kinilarium hospital on Monday where they spent the day with their of I art week. MiM Kermeen I* doing brother. Frank KOpkry: and wife. CJic Chum of Lij'c as well as possible. Miss Fern Kcrmt-en had'an mu-lation for appertdltlcis ' at Ute Battle (NICELY LOCATED IN property against the ravages oi sun, weather and time.' Creek Sanitarium Ja*t wn-k her friend* EL MONTE. CALIFORNIA. here all hope for a >p»edy recovery. . A SHORT SPAN OF YEARS man work* and strives and then i* gone. ! Mrs Fkirii Butterfield, who went to Tlie Parmelee Uidh-' Aid will meet Ana yet In u sense hr i* not gone, hr leave* in hi* place tdood of his jCalifornia romc time ago with her Min*, in lhe church basement next TlHirsday, blond, namr ot Id* namr. In hi* chlidrrn and thrlr rhildrrn rest* writes the Bafincr lhat they are now May IDth for dinner . which will -be regularly. It is to be -nicely settled at 336 l.oma Ave. Route served . by Mrs. George- Adam* Mrs. his faith for thr arhirvrmrnt of the goat* hr did not himself attain. 1. El Monte, Calif. El Monte la-a city ।Otto Schmitz mid Mr* -B<-n Carpenter MEMORIALS have an important place in thr schrme'of Life. Tying the finest made and the manufacturers of about 3.500. located 12 miles east of , Mr and Mrs, Wm Kejikry speni the generation* (ogrlher. bridging thr gap between the future and . have set aside just a limited-number ' Los Angele*. All are enjoying good ‘Sunday with the latU-r# niece ai We guarantee this superior thr past they ai*r thr rtcrnal link in ‘Thr Chain of Life." , health She says the drpresiion ha* Coldwater Sunday. of gallons to be sold at this price. quality paint to give satisfactory ;hit that state the same as everywhere Mb- . Lucille Brown of Leighton and MEMORIALS are erected in humble homage to thr memory of some ] and work is very *carce. Tlie boys have Robbie Brown of Grand Rapid* -jient service for at least five yean. I had some day work, but nothing steady. Monday afternoon with their grand­ one loved, but they remain a* a (aiding Influence lo the generation* । Tile family send glee tings to their mother. Mrs. M. Finkbeiner. Should it fail to do so, we will to come—Forever After. • your property while this sale is ; Barry county friends. Mrs. Sine* of Kalamazoo spent Sat­ replace it FREE of charge* urday and Sunday with her son. Max on. Get your order in before it’« INSTALLED LOWE 1.1. (). E- S. MEMORIAL DAY will soon be here. See u* Sines, und family. OFFICERS ON FRIDAY NIGHT. too late. now, make a (election. Friday evening. May 6th, Cyclamen SOUTH WOODLAND. . Chapter No. 94 Lowell Invited Mrs. Carl Smith amt family of Hastings1 Call and ace us and get OUR PRICES before you ; Georgina Bauer. Grand Conductress lias moved on the J. J. England farm. O. E. S. state of Michigan, a* their place an order. Mrs. Gertrude Varney of Nashville Grand Installing Ofllcer, also Mr*. •pent the week end with her mother. s Luana Townsend to act as Grand In­ Mrs Luey Rowlodcr. Mrs. Rowlader'a: stalling Marshall, and Mrs. Ida F. Mc­ condition remains, about the name. Coy to act os Grand Installing organist. Mrs. William Wadell has been quite Hasting#,'Mich. W« Deliver Phone 2115 . Leon Baver. J. M Townsend and Em­ II) but is better at jarsent HASTINGS PHONE 2497 MICHIGAN ma S. Evan* accompanied them. Mr Mr# Mary Fisher spent Sunday aft-. Townsend sang several selections dur­ ernoon in Kalamazoo tp see her sis­ ing the evening. ter, Mrs. Anna Christian. 'PERSONAL SPRING SUITS '1*5 1 V 7. S. Baird Clothing for Men & Boys 4 SPRING COATS IA $r95 $ 075 < J—lo O— ;; Ladies’ Spring and Summer Frocks In Smart Spring styles Real Bargains, at from Dedicated to Better Vision F. L. Fairchild Co. There Is No Way w 1 / Highest grade Paint STANDARD PRICE ‘3.50. ,.n» Here it is . else haschanyed but this $950 Thousands of people throughout the country are To answer this perplexing problem, <Ve have Only first-grade paint can properly shield your This is the paint we handle guaranteed GUARANTEE Have foresight — protect A i IRONSIDE BROS. B. A. LyBARKER k. �Our Success Has been achieved through care­ ful business management nnd satisfactory dealing with policy­ holders. SEE VS FOR-INSURANCE Citizens Mutual THE CHURCHES WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25 CTS. Is YOUR HOME Wasting Fuel PAPER HaS’ClXn AND PATXTINO—ITis-. 1-~.». I-)..1; It ..i., •! K-.|; s\f r. 1 I- ... ■ 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO. MICHIGAN J. L MAUS & SON Locxl B»pO’«nUtlT»», IU«Ung>. Mick. V.T:rr_ft.,K..,l ' b. Fhyng1 —tX. Our Home Inspection Service May Help You Save Dollars Every Year „r ,f I H. S. SHELDON ABSTRACT AND BEAL ESTATE OFFICE Mr. and Mrs. Roy Chandler ahd chil-l dren of Halting* and tlie Misses Hattie : and Emma Doster and Ed Qiwels were I being his 88th birthday. ll.\ ^r- un<1 Mr4, Ku8*’nc Fosburg and * J.Mr< Opal Lcur.cnby und daughter »t Phyllis of Saranac. Mr nnd Mrs. Eu.gene Heaven. Ray and Goldie Heaven J’ ’ and grandUthyr of Clarksville. Mr and . . kt,. .....i ..i.n., well, Howard Bryant of OUegO. Mr and Mrs. Alfred Bull ot Allegan. Henry. Root and MU* Clara Jones of Kalama-! roo und Harold An.w»rr'ot Muttuwan.- Are Your Rugs Clean? To tell you If your house la wasting furl, and, if so, thr best ami most economical way lo slop thr leakage is one feature of our Home Inspection Service. ; Dur to tbr advent of modern insulating materials, such os Red Top Insulating Board, the cost of Insulating a house today is much less Ilian formerly. Red Top Insulation can Im- applied quickly, cleanly, and II serves thr double purpose of tasuiulloji ROY O. HENNEY HASTINGS MARKETS Ms. and Mrs Leland Hammond Sat-i urday evening tor a good old-foxhioiu-d; country dunce. There were fifty three CARDS OF THANKS If you haven't vet taken advantage of our Free Home liupeclion Service, phone 2270 and make an appointment for our inspector to call. By taking rare of little defccls now, you may save much expense later oil By Helping Yourself, You Help Others Springs, Orangcftlle. Crewey. Prairievllie. Matthwan, and the. Parchment. ‘Put Your Home in Our Hands MARTIN CORNERS. Remember the Sunday school next Sunday nt 10:30 followed by preaching observed All molhern and ull others arc cordially invited to attend both I ol these services. The P T/a. was positioned Friday ' day evening on account of the .storm and will be held Friday evening. May 13 A cordial Invitation is extended to Tlie L A. S. will be entertained by Club No. 2 ut tlie home of Mrs. Junn Marlin -Wednesday, Muy 18 for supper. AH arc cordially invited to attend. ! Imogene and Marjorie Barry and: GRANGE PROGRAMS The Home Lumber Co. TELEPHONE 2276 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Sunday with Ardilli nt Blodgett hos­ pital when- she is n very sick girl. Miss Valdes of Marywood. a class­ mate of Mary Kitherinr Gougherly.. V«u Always Bsethrc mail QUALITY . spent the week end with her at tlie home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T ; AUTOMOBILE PAINTING W. Dougherty. 1 Dons by craftsmen el ysars of sip>rl«<.« The V. 1 s class of the Sunday .schoolchild their class party with Miss' Roma filochef Saturday evening. April 30. A jolly good time was enjoyed by A'suhel Tltompson were Grund Rapids, visitors Saturday! ’ COLLISION WORK BONNETS FOR THE BARGAINS—ACT NOW: THE Sunday night for. tlie Mi> Digram. Thr. two .'hurt- phiyi /Vtorning Olory Jhoppe ..nd al! apmtyiute the spirit sitOWll by our young' irople tn putting on such a splendid program. The jejung married people’s ciasi will have charge-of the Childrens Day Mr. und Mrs, Percy Dlamfii\tl of Ha*-! Ung* und cUiii-hter* were Sunday ewn-: Ing Callers at Albert Brill's. Clare Hendershott has been, home sick for several days. A C. Clark Friday night m honor <>f. Clinton Carpenter and son Clalf who arc leaving our tieighbprhcod for their FUNERAL HOME Putting a big-framed, well-finished, straight­ breasted turkey on the market in six to seven months' time is a job that begins the day the poult is hatched. What you feed and how you feed it counts Ldot. We have a plan that takes the guesswork out of feeding poults. v This Year We Have TURKEY STARTENA Properly Syncronized or Balanced Proteins that have bone, body and feather building materials to keep the poult healthy and growing. Come in and .let us'talk Startena. 1—.Mr and Mr- George Thompson ami l >on Gordon and wife from Shultz were ;gue.-t- of Mr and Mrs. l-eckHcnden-hot: »p Sunday attending the Mother * day service at the schoolhouse. ’• ■ Next Sunday Josephine Romig will be With us for Sunday .xhool to give a, talk on her Work last summer m va­ cation Bible school up in the northern Romig could come. Tfv- Ladies' Aid will meet May 10 at the Star Grange hull for afternoon meeting and supper, * i WALLDORFF Hastings. (With Ingredient X) .gtyrrabk* expo cnee. but the nv .•igr individual d< that Your phy.-ieian • is a reliable ad­ visor; ask him about ambulance .service, and know whom u/ctllj in an emergency. 225 Je(fcrson at .’So. TURKEYS Best Ambulance is the one that reiponds <|Hi ok eft. has the most com­ plete cqiiipmeiit, ami the most vx- LITTLE TOTS W. Richards called on Leon Fuhr of Cedtr Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McKeown took their daughter Donna, back to Lansing Sunday after spending the week end kt home. Mr. and Mrs. James Mead accompanied them. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Geiger spent Saturday in Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs Walter Ickes called, on Mr, and Mrs T Wilkinson of Mapla Grow Sunday. WALLACE FEED & SEED STORE Telephone 2458 jtfll Merchandise in our Establishment is marked in plain figures. .. with the price of the COM­ PLETE Funeral Service. Funeral Service wcmcS �THE HASTINGS BANNER •. 8 TIT* TT* 1 TT 1 Capitol Wives round Handv *• ___ / PART TWO rcsentatives. A lot more are backed by I Editor1* Wife H*s Job. Adjuncts To Business Heads : er and favorable publicity. One Lan-! sing newspaper has fought hard and (Continued from page one, part one) vigorously against any cut Ln state pay. And so every accountant yields to tlw|one-tenth of one per cent of that ,,IP WMC ,°f the editor of that news-j desire to create a system of accounting amount. . I PaPe*' *® employed in the dciMirtmejit ot^ which non.* but lie may master Andi Milch of existing bureaucracy camrilta,t‘.. .- --------------------- ------------------ Tlw by similar means Much of U l.j As «* rambles through these state here was the opportunity sought. • I payrolls, ta* k struck witH fivnlhar state administrative board accountant'1 of similar value. u I names. Inquiry leads him to the<drilAust have been given a free luind. To Fay theek Qr^tlon. ; nivrry that a number of new. e^rprovide the blanks required, budgets of The question of one pay check to a spondenta aligned to cover state house the vocational school and the slat.* prisbn w«re nil aided und the blanks fumily luui received much aUcntion. omws for metropolitan dailies and tlw! winter month* wh«n thej,Mi.*ral pres.* find u it vwnwnwnw convenient ' ' printed by inmate T— yr........... ',"7 ......... p«vn- groiqm mui lute labor. A lot of pos- During ~the tage was twiuired to rend them <xfi but highway prognmi was bring used to: to have tlwlr.wiv<*s op tlie slate payroll, that money war. found about the capi-i’*1.^ JSjT' .I™ aX’ '? ?i*' Of courM? th” "U”‘"y in tol. But there is no convict labor outj a.‘m h” 1"’1 *'*« no* a,u‘i among the township and village clerk.*. ’ U >,rMr'। «h* |ta*«*orks out well for.dcpartmrnt | iftid local funds must meet thc'exiM*ii«* u . ‘1 ralMM,,? i heads, too. because every ume the hand; Jmpored utum tlwe uhlls by the state | ,he f^jof tlie correspondent Li jioUed for a* Mne uf the nitormatl<Jii requited c.ui-■ of "‘“^ni. to-let the people out. ta»t be hud from tlw* townshlu or vil-1 ,Ih ,h< <1,Par,,n>nt of run**rotten in tpe state know of something off-1 i.............. i. . . . ............... * alone mav l>* found neurlv a score otinikH. r..nO.n,iu.rH .... . ....... Thousands of Boys and Girls Will Soon Be Out of School How Many of Them Will Be Able to Complete Their Education ? f ANY YOUNG folks are kept from college because they have no money with which to at­ tend. Are you making provision for your boy or girl—that he or she may be sure of an uninterrupted training at the chosen training school ? M xu'wSSuir** iAi',-i.i ( ammluiuru Make Jobs. z , * |tr:iveling.'Jih-4nan:;motl»Tl.sin-bu>lEvery lime a new commission 1st . '■ -......... - --- . ,,, al ‘■”r l w|,u* s.s.jts !n i'onscryatlvr cs- brings home si.riui niiljr. in tlw the state 'A a conservative II.boo in state money; money: an-, an-1 tliought of und long before the1 tirnuti* <4 the rivl nf Mituvlvinv t „ .... ..... .. . . .... . .. ................ . tlrnuti* of the cost of Mipplying the 'other husband h.is a fine position with lulls providing for n< w jobs are through -present demands of-the state and t.> tlw Iteo Motor Cur company while his the legislature one may find boosters provltje even a modest .Md of binder, I W1f(. nuts her money into squirrel coats around'capttol corridors urging the nnd required record sheets for each j aIIIj ( x)H'tU'lve finery. Otje young couple INiMuge of tlw bills. Already their eyes township would remit to nt least S40‘boiuitA . tiiey .. ....... tire c banking bnnkiiu; nwrejhanjlioo more than SlQO are on tlw jobs for thcin.M-lvcs or their ~ lor each or around 850.000 to lie in- n month, both being employed in' th- friends or both. Some arc .eminently .IllJl.l in In the It... HOT 1.1*1 » local l.w-r.l tax budgets. ... .. . ^chnled • sain,, department. " ' ' ” successful in tlnxzr<V|>cct One such came uh from Indiana Citir.% and vlllagm will be required to. other departments .-.how equally a.S|M*nd at least another $50,000. -And j llaK,imt violations of the nd.* to live teach .economics at the state college there are hundred* of townstap cl< rk.7 .,h(1 i,.t five. There h a married woman He sooh found a better job os tax exwhore judgm.nl and Integrity are 1111- :fcK*retary in the department of ag- |x-rt und lobbyist for tlw.state farm qurMlonrtl who will n»t waul to put J riculture Ulm-c htkbaml holds a re­ bureau interests. He fought hard in th.* lime nquired to keep a set ot;sja.iulbic |k»iUon in.one of Lansing'.*: against income and other new ideas in romplicuted books for the shnpl.* bust-; j.-ading indiwtrie.*: They have «<> ch|I- taxation during the 1MI M-v-hm. But neu of a township. Eventually every' drive a beautiful and rxi>en.slv>* busim-ss even for farm bureaus became township will lx* Lined to pay more, rar and live Ona high social Ncu)r bud and so thia alleged economist war to their clerk** |fn.anoUx.*r instance in this .'.aim* d>*- Slipped off the Fanil Bureau payroll Hhould every township engage « jmrtment of agriculture ar» found both and placed on that of the state com­ • certified accountant as wxs ncom-1 huslwnd and wife With combined sal-' mission for inquiry into county and local mended to the fnghnrn te.ard of sup- arics of .83,100. They recently disposed luxation Later when unemployment <*rvlM>n. the net would amoun* t.>'o: their own car wixl their neighbors becqme severe, another commission had 8280.000 for the 1.40(1 Michigan town-inpart the state owned car placed uf to be' created to give everyman a Jol>ships besides the cast the records th. ir xlis|H«uil Is subjected lo much nl least one to a family if tlw reader und the cost ol clurCking tlwm. ' night mid Sunday driving. At least one remember-s While business men. indu.sMore Traveling Expense. ' n'nl> eerier has t. wife employeil trial' leaders, lawyers and men of ufBut even this Is not all to make the ‘J* 3 W’lU1 to °r giving freely of th.tr lime to thia wor­ . umfijJth accountmg of townships of, , .. „ thy cause, without expecting a cent of ~~ any account the.ic mii't be traveling! . Sl-.ooo To one Eamiiy. pay. this Individual. who can Jump auditors to- check the books and rec- Tlie state board of health payroll from i>aymll to ixiyroll with the agility ords. It costs the'.slate $70,000 a year disclnses a husband cmplojed ut 88,000 ot the squirrel. but with tlw added to audit county books-- «:i rets. What ‘ while his »lli draws $4,000 -812.1MM* ability to nit In two trees at once, hud will It cost for the army of auditors re- i annually for one family One wife Here Ids name put down tor another pay quired to cover, all the township; and- has u hihiband in th.* retail clothing cheek. He now draws two for a total of village* and cities of tlu* state? Furlli-: btiMricss, owning hl*, own store. $1,450 |x r annum, a clever move in the ertnore tills is a separate commission .mi Th.* scrutineer 'finds tlunn cvery- hoiLM- last week fobbed him of a third up to Ur ojM*rate.l by th.- state treas-| when*. A vice presUlciH of tlu.* largest salary when a bill lie himself had urer..County accounting is controlledj bank in Lansing jiermiLs his wife to drawn won changed to rule him outside by th.* auditor general. Why was not | remain on a state payroll for $2,000. tlw appropriation. Around legislative tlie pre.M-ni force In the department of; A wealthy widow with large real wittite hulls this agile iMiy-clu-ck grubber b tlw ididitor general expunded 6> In- holdings draws $3,000 annually in an- known as prime minister lo the present clude lessfer municipalities, if the work I other deiiurtmeiit.tidminhlnition. R. Wayne Newton is wns to be undertaken al all? | 'llwrc is yet another interesting side- the name. Whei’e did this idea spring from? j light on state payrolls, fatal*: jobs reern A rect'nt Washington correspondent Early in 1931 Governor Brucker ap-'to run in certain Junulies Here |s one referred to the wails tint go up when . jiqlnted a special ’advisory group io.example. A man and his wife are both the axe swings, He said. ’■Politicians 1 aid him in steering tin* ship of state, employed. So is a brother. So is a sds- bleed easily.” How true! If the read­ Inyluded among those railed to thi-. ter and so Is her son. That fumil, er doubts this let him try pruning the duty was' Mr, Clarence Ayers of pe-1 ought to be able to deliver some votes, ixryrolls—or even writing about them. troit, who has had mueh to say about Many other fqrnlly circles are dotted tlw'fxtrnrnganci*.. of lucid government I almost as costly jvith .state pay checks 'till.*; bill wiu one of the most loved 0(1 while taxpayers go hungry., _____ | were afternoon callers Bunday of Ids spent the week end with her parents, the children bom to thia group of r>u-\ A lot of |>roplc will be asking how SHULTZ SCHOOL NOTES. Y. M. C. A. ITEMS . per-advisors. I these Jobs me M-cured. Well, of course By mistake a page of copy was mis- parents. Mr and Mrs. E. A. Day of Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde. Mr. and Mrs. Most of the classes ore reviewing as When Ulla mass of figure* is as-'evciy member of the house und senate placed and not included in Milo Items ’South Hastings. |Hal Lathrop and family were also Sun­ they have finished their work. , , The Older Y group is assisting with rembled it will be of no value until: 1* cxjiccted to rnk for some ]iatronug«* Mrs. Oma Wilcox of Caro and MissjOay guesU there. The 7th and Bth grades stay after last week cutting the report of the tabulated, graphed, edited and printed and some effort has to be made to up-, the Orangeville 8. 8 where 91.attend- ichool one-half hour every night to Township S. 8. Convention which told! Ruth Mudge of Wyoming Park were j Mr. aild Mrs Fred Rock ot Joduoa ' When completed it may interest a hall- jx iuw this demand else department ap-, rd May 8. whekiJ.urille.and Clay Bas­ study for the exawb. We have three of tlie tire helpful talk of Rev. Miles on the ji week end guests of the Hie home folks iuffc. iu’Fr. und Dorr Webb and family spent Sundozen persons of tlie state. But the tax-.' propriations will not receive favorable, sett sang a duet "Mother's prayer” and seventh graders ami one eighth grader. following topics ' Youths' Attitude to-1 Mrs. June Irwin took her 7th and 8th day with Mr. and Mrs. H. Webb, payer may just as well realize that a. consideration Members arc nut expect-. tlw following program was suit on by Miss Donna .... McKeown of- M. 8, c. Those having a half holiday were 'ward tin.- church and .religion” nnd grade pupils on a pleasure trip to Lan- > " \irw bureau has ia.-n born to his id- —I to raise 1 he question of high isajarlcs, tlw clUldren of the S.'S.: and Grund Ledge Saturday, East Lansing was a week-end guest ot excused last Friday afternoon. We gft '^Youths’ reaction towards, the church's. sing Mother—By Six Cllrta. Miss~ Charlotte Hyde -• ot '•*--' Clarkston' ready large collection of sta-h luxuries.; as long tfs their iwditlcal friends are• her parents. program of Worship." Also the beau' halt holidays for being neithes absent and that it'may th* reasonably expect-. I>*ing cared for. And in wiien a depart­. Recitation—"L1 k e nor tardy or having a B average. , llful solo "The Holy City” sung by Mr. ed that it wifi consume al least 8IOO.ObO inriit head can bo prevailed u|>on lo> June and Lehi. Brooks accompanied liy Mrs. Brooks. Bcmita Gates won a prize in num­ Wo were most sorry for Tills omission. annually, jwrhaps much more- and open his’.antlovce and appointee listsi Recitation—"Every Day .is Mother?. ber class last month. Siu* received a toy that so far as said taxpayer is con-'for inspection ii is found that a great: Day"—Delia. Mrs. Allie Wood accompanied Mrs cerned its product will not be worth 'many arc backed by senators and rep-• Song—8 S- Choir. _____________ uutch,____ ._____________________ 21___- Barber tn—cmnstock 'Wednesday anil , Violin Solo-Orviilc Fox. The third grade are learning to tell attended the district meeting of Re­ Recitation—"Mother* Picture," Lil­ time. They have learned all the multi­ bekah Odd Fellowjship. Mrs. Barber was lian Bonrdo. plication tablets lids year. elected presideqt for' the iolio^|n,: Recitation—"Guess Who," Marlon Only a few of uqrwere able to attend year.' ’ Jones. Milo Ladles' Aid will be entertained the May Festival at Hastings. We■ Remarks on Temperance and Moth­ didn't enter it. nt the home of Miss Fenncf the er's Day—C. F. Angell. Kathryn Clouse spent Tutfeday in aftemopn of May 18 an Invitation is Homer Ritter U local .Miperfrrtendvnt extended to all. ' Good-looking, iof» and The 8. S. sent $200 to the MetiiodLst Hastings visiting High school, yie hope, ' Remember the church service at Milo j long-wearing. Yet they Church Homes at Chelsea and Grand Kathryn passes so she can go there each Sunday ot 2:30 Sunday School' next year. • . ore priced lower than ever' Rapids as a Mother's Day gift. following. We hope for a good attend-, We all went for a 5 mile hike one <)»y nnee at these meetings. before I Come in and tee Curlton Center Y group led by Edgar , Cheney hod a big time last Friday last week. We enjoyed it very much. W. A. Spaulding came over from Wall] lhe new U. S. Tit«». night on a hike nnd welner roust. A week ago Friday was clean-up-day. lake and spent the week end at his. farm here. Hastings Y groups had a big night We cleaned tlie yard and filled in alli ................... the tar tracks.' Tlicre is a fine for'j Mrs. Wilcox and daughter. Mrs ' * Tuesday evening at the school. Bradfield entertained the former's .Several of Hie local leaders and men throwing paper on the lawn. Our picnic will be ‘held May 20, at' aunt, Mrs. Carrie Balch of Grand Rap-: attended the annual meeting at Lan­ THE BIG SWING IS TO sing Wednesday evening and heard lhe schoolhouse. Tlie distrifl and incm-1 Ids and sister. Mrs. Charlotte Ryer-1 I son ot Hastings from Friday till Sun- j Francis S. Harmon, National Secretary bers of the P. T. A. are Invited*. We,have a picture we won for having! daY _ < . of Y. .M. C. A . who Is taking the,posi­ tion so long filled by Dr. John R. Molt. M point* towprd n standard school. We j Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield af­ ore wrry llfrre was so much discus“ P"')* 1T Kalamazoo Thurssion over whether our point* were, ““J _ ,, . BUGBEE CORNERS. right or not ! Jolin Bradfield went Saturday to MLy> Doreen Cappon spent last week Don't lor,., (ho d.k o! Ibr pteme. s“'h1 B',,d "> «•>• '«twith her sister at Cloverdale.. ,, . Mr. and Mrs. FYank CastlAand son. Evrrybrxb- wrkomo.-RrporU-r. M>T,lr L ln« hta4?dJand **'’* hL' Mr ,dd MUs Holland. Mr. Buzzard. made a Cr.^o Trorhrr. l>. L. Oorlmmr. Mrs. Merrctt Wood to visit an old business trip to Battle Creek last Fri­ | friend Abe Johnson at Cedar Creek MORGAN. day. ! who is very ill on Sunday morning. Mrs. Chas. Foote had her tonsils re­ Mrs. Jennings returned to Lansing Later Uiey all had dinner at the son's moved at New Bprgess hospital, Kala­ Sunday after spchdlng a week with Mr. I home where Mrs. Allie Wood had a mazoo. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. J. W. Shader. fine dinner prepared for Mother's day. Merle Court brought her home Satur­ Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Howard enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Porter Tooze and Mil­ day evening nnd stayed over Sunday. tained Mrs. Sarah Mater and Mr. and dred spent Mother's day with the for­ She Is doing nicely. Mrs. Will Mater of Nashville. Mr. an.l mer's mpther at tlu* Chas. Laubaugh Mr. and Mrs. Ray Japhat. Mr. and Mrs. Elwotth Duxberry of Lansing. Mr home S. Shultz. Mrs. Ed Woodman and family motqj- and Mrs. Byron Clark of Jackson, and Mrs. Osborne accompanied her chil­ RICHARDS GOT THE JOB Bfed to Benton Harbor Saturday to at­ Mrs. Letha Adkins on Mothers day. ,dren. Mr. and. Mrs. Elza Jensen to tend the' blossom festival. Mr. and Mrs. Ice King and son Don- Kalamazoo Thursday evening. CAUSE HE HAD A TELEPHONE Mr. and Mrs. John Carlisle of Prai­ ■ald of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Be sure and be at church next Sun­ rieville were Sunday callers al Frank Shaffer and Mrs. Irene Johnson ami day , at 2:30, encouraging our pastor and Castle's. When an application ia tnadtxfor work, employers Eugene of Plainwell spent Sunday with ,others. Our school closed with a picnic din­ Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shaffer. arc quite likely to ask for a telephone number. For In observance of Mr. qnd Mrs. H. ner May 2. Guests from away were, Mr. and Mrs, J. W Howard made a Pennels' olil wruu4,^ BMHIW>Bry 61st wedding anniversary niey| they they know that the easiest and quickest way to get Mrs. Wilbur Gibson of Cloverdale. Mrs. ,r*P to lensing Monday. took fhldr their liutat Usual Inner long antzi auto Hrlvn drive nn on!I trtfrir Cecil Cappon and Bettie Loo of Has­ into touch w^th additional help ia by telephone. Mra Florence 7?umpcF and Mn and, Um! beautiful May day the fourth, drlv-i tings, Mrs. Ken Stratton and ** Mrs. Mrs Ernest Mead and son Forrest' lng t0 Paw Paw to HaVfn: Merle Count of Kalamazoo. Your home telephone ia an important asset In visited Mr. and Mrs. Clare Mead at: where they had dinner titan home by pairs Battle Creek Sunday. . Allegan and Martin. This couple make business and social life. It places you within SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. Mr. and Mr*. Clair VanSickle. Mrn. a practice of these long drives on.llwlr instant reach of business associates and friends. Mrs. Lulu Gray went to Detroit Sun­ Mamie Webb. Opal. Ruby and Garnet anniversaries. Mr*. Pennels report* nnH Miss Mnrtttn ........... . _ ........ . ... . . day to visit her mother. Mrs. Howe andI and And, in emergencies, such as fire or sudden sick- ■ Norma llitrr Hater, w**nt went to Soro. Sum­ Mrs. Teller ,Improving from her recent also her son Lawrence and family for hue Saturday and attend the Y. P. M. sickness but sill! confined to tlw home. ncss, it will summon help immediately. a short time. meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Will. August of Grand There will be a Missionary Jubilee BARRYYILLE. . Of all the things you buy, probably ___ Rapids and Mrs. Alberta Greenfield meeting al lhe MdTgan church Sunday Mrs. Walker of Chesaning spent the none gives so much for so Little as visited the latter’s father, C. W. Knoll, the 15th in charge ot Rev. A. P. Mead. week end with relative* here. Phone 2177 “Drive-In Service" Hastings your telephone. 0*1■ * Wednesday. A special invitation Is extended to Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Oillettc and Mrs. Ella Taylor spent the week end everyone. Rev. Mead will be at Hastings Clara and Dorothy Potter spent Sun­ with her sister, Mrs. Ida Norton. Sunday night. day with Rev. and Mrs. Gillette at Gall Frank Norton accompanied Victor lake. BIG 5WI Jones to Detroit Bunday night. home of Nellie Martz Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Day and family T here is no better way to provide the cash than by starting a savings account at once in this bank. This is an age when young men and youpg women need college train­ ing and this is an age when it costs money to get such an education. 3"<i Interest compounded Semi-Annually Come in today and talk with us about starting an "’“Education Fund” for John and Mary. This is the time and this is the tank and we will be glad to talk with you about it. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK The Only National Bank In Barry County Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2217 MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. No TWO WAYS ABOUT IT! U.S. TIRES “Yes, sir, Mr. Brown, I’ll report tomorrow at eight” U. S. Peerless 4.75x19 $6.33 jffuto Jjport Jhop �THE HASTINGS HANNER, WEDNESDAY. MAY 11, 193! PAGE TEN LOW WEEK-END FARES REDUCTION for tlie Round Trip Each Week to Sept. 3, inch z ONE-WAY FARE plus ope-tenth ■TO ALL POINTS IN THE FOLLOWTXg STATES: Indiana Pennsylvania New Jersey Michlran NeW yorh Delaware H'aAhiniton, D. Also to many destinations in Canada. Illinois, Kentucky, Virginis and West Virginia. Tickets good in coachts also in Pullman cars ion -puynynt of Ihillman furei oh all trains leaving at or after noon of Friday. All day Saturday, returning until midnight following Monday. OF ONE-WAY FARE FOR ROUND TRIP to Destinations in' ILLINOIS, OHIO. MICHIGAN, INDIANA St. Louis. Mo: Louisville.' Ky.: Pittsburgh, Pin Wheeling. W. Va.; Parktrsburgh. W. Va Niagara' Folks. N. Y.: Bufialo.N. Y.; and intermediate points, Good going after B.OO ii- in.,'Saturday. May 38. all day. Sunday. Muy 29. and until 1.00 p. fit, Monday. May 30—Return Limit. Tufisday. Moy 31. Children ol proper- age halt fare. Michigan Central NASHVILLE I Mf*. Ida Hire hau returned to her home after spending the winter with relatives in Bellevue. Earle Felghner. Mrs. C. C. Gibson! PROBATE COURT. Est. Charles J. Castekin. dec'd. In-1 and son of Detroit and Mrs. Walter 1 vt ntory fifed! ' of Comma, spent the week tnd Kahler . Est. Phoebe Elliston, deed. Petition> at the Frank Fcighner home. 'for license to m-11 for distribution, tesInstallation of Laurel Chapter No. ■ ilmony of freeholders filed, license to>310. E. 8. was held Tuesday evening • at the Masonic Temple with a pot luck supper at 6:30. The tables were pretty, E*t. Philip Keiser, dee d. -Inventory with yellow garden flowers. center streamers of yellow, lavender and filed. , j white und lighted green taper*. Follow­ Est. Vonda Elliston, ti-al Prillloh to! !' ।ng the nipper the installation was liettlc Interest of mhfbrs filed: order held In the chapter room with Grand I authorizing* settlement etileiwl. I Conductress of Michigan, Mrs. Georg- j £'•'■ f’li’1* McKenzie. drr.‘d.GEvcii-1 lnft'rBaucr-oFHuMhigfc'acting as "the! tory filed | Grand Installing officer, wllh Mrs I E't. Artemisia Babcock, drr'd. An-1 Cora Gebhardt as Installing Manhall. I nual account ntlcd. jarttUon to make Mrs. Mary Fuller ns Chaplain. Mrs. I partial distribution hti.;l order author-! Lon Maus, organist and Mrs Urrtrudi*! tzlng didribii'ion entered ' Burch, soloist. Each officer was given! Order for her charge by the installing offic-T! 1 adjournment entered. and conducted tu their stations by the' wfBrTud* i>! Faul. deed. W.i rarrant and ■ Marshal, when the newly elected' ' Inventory filed. । Worthy Matron. Mrs Villa OUn had E»t. Sarah' J. Keiser, dee d. Prtltlbni reached litr station in tlie east and! for determination’ ol heirs tiled, order hud been given the’ Grand Honors. for publication entered. Mrs Burch sang "We • Love You! Truly" After the eight elective oft:-' for determination. o! heirs filed, ‘order ccrs had been taken to their stations for pubhcair ii'i nt- r-'d a ladies' trio.,'’The-Woodland Calls."' E»t. Lucy E Hyde Smith, dec'd. In- was sung by Mi siutm-s Edmonds. wntory filed Lentz and Evans, accompanied by Mrs., d Petition for tala Roc. The ten appointive officers: accounting filed. ns tssued.' proof were conducted to their stations after • which Mrs. Bauer gave a splendid Icc■ Est. P« ter Maurvy, dec'd. PeijUon to' lure und Mrs. Martens, tlie retiring! dt'iMVf of ie.il u-tatc fih tj. order to fils-! Worthy Matron. pteM-nt«l Mrs Bauer i COURT HOUSE NEWS Est. Alfred C- BuMon. dec'd. Annual I Lykins sank* "A Bowl of Roses." Mrs.! account filed. IMartens was presented with the Past ANOTHER DEFINITION. QUESTIONABLE COOKING. ------ TiTiTiA t-r-./.T------: Matron's Jewel and a basket of flow-1 . Teacher: “What is culture. Harold?" "Why. dear, anyone wpititi think I1 .vniHii.r.y ili.l. । ,.rs nnd Mrs Bureh iung! -ilu, gim ai u i Harold: "Sticking out your little fin- was nothing but a cook in thre house" W. H nnd-Mrs. Gray left Wedncs- I Perfect Day." ger when you're dripking." Not ufter a few meal*." 4.V.MI wllh Ihnr a.u«hlr. Ini Mr M,. U U ol lUminumn.i . > mond! Indiana, spent tlie week end’ ^I”indrd Bnd Onr l0Ck 7th *‘u» thc ktter's mother. Mrs Frank; , and Bth grade erammntions on Saiur- ■ McDerby. day and hist week eiid the teachers’ ’ ,, I I gay another lot some interesting .work!, MrsOokay returned( along th«- line of their tulurc work, so; ,rom.JntkM>n !*lu’ *,Jd tat-n; ;that they would.be In better conditioniw‘-'’, 'r > to take their tests. - ’ Uo-V‘1 -Mvud ol E»*t Lansing spent > .On Thursday Superintendent ReBw1lh hls “»°uw-r. Mrs.! (Went with ids agricultural class lo! h“Z1 <e w ii ‘ r. < • n I . Lansm’g to thy work at the college, j.,0*'. J1"”11' RS,V; Judging of Mtrt.'i and stock was in- 'H1lMI<1' ,d Maple Grove and Rev. h r. 'lm.: for them all ‘tfnd verv valu-*c,t M°n^‘>' f,!«' S*s‘>vcr to atabl.- to tlie prospective farmers, ; !fnd u?'' conferenu- ot the Dr B C. SutR and C. A. Gardner at- fc',a'*8^‘ri'1 fhurth. Mr E L Schatlfc. tended a U-gtoti meeting in HaMingii' w.’-V ^u,',d‘’-v , , , Tm.-'day evening, and report a .line Higbee and family of time. 1 C i Grand Rapids spent Sunday with h'T Elijah Rounds hiuA t.niered.from hi.'] i ,151l JSS1’*-*' . i toll and was able to be down unvh ''atnvr. were i.yt week.. Llgc is one of the’ few formers mother in Cluir-i Civil War Vets left In this vicinity, ^U!iday' „ . low pnci—but thejinul ol loodi for l«n f .We all enjoy having Llgc among us*.. M1''v N,on‘ Klx»Vic,tor vImIcU ■ rcla-1 by RE.U. value. And lk*l‘i what I olftr with his cheerful view of life I Jackson Sunday. ■Hie fine rains of the. past few days Mr? u,'rtriUld Young of Charlotte surely arc what we all needed. CropsCarl slir>n'’,1<' of DeTour Skcp st mi I.G.A. Store loth, «*d l«»rn are looking fine .this spring. ^hurM,3y MUs Amy Hartn I.G.A Store." Your /.G./L G. We sec by Sunday X Grand Haplds r,*’ . u’ Herald announcement of the deathL,X.Ir antl *,rs' 9ratton Stuckey of of Mt E'tticr Parrish, sister of Mrs .’Melmore. Ohio :.|M-nt a few da>x liut VoUweilcr und Mr . Ed McDonald of *'*'*' wUh Ul? ,aUet!* mother, Mrs. .tin. plat. Funeral will be tn Gr. Marv ' Ml -. Edna .Brumm of Kalamazoo . Rapids with burial here. She'will ! remembered bv the- older residents Talbert Curtis and daughter, ; •• ivmuciu ocic. - ;. | M- th. r'-; Day was prujx rly obientd- yt',lcvl . • iqien< JjXurday with the 'In the churches hen- with large at-- or,-n,ei iptchl I.G.A. Price. i tendance ut tin-Hcrvice*. . i U1?. „ . / . , IMmdsM Da, Manilla, „ ,mE.l «• ; Ru«» MMtacv M«nl lhe ««k Ing out the program and will haw a!CIK1 at 111|: v 1 !plcii.ifiig program for your apiMfda'-! . A<I"lpl? 1CA I tion. \ . ; the week end with l|is parents. I Mr. und Mte. Elwln Vender of De- | i-i.« : trait were week end guest ’ " ' • j l«-r's pun nis. Mr. and Otto! and Mr. und Mrs. Arelju- Wil- , Sclr.il/-•. Mrs Huy Nubau of Katunu' Kalamaroo were Sunday call- j spent Sunday there. POWDER : Mr. und Mr*. Wltenger and children j Mf>- E. H. Owens and <;1 Jaeksun upentj Saturday and Sun-1 nt Grund Haven and Mrs. <5a>' E. L Schantz was in Hastings Mon­ Young ot Wnukslia. Wls. • * it-.d Rin at Joseph Crock- day on bilunc-'i-- The Way Back The financial and commercial foundation and reliability of EVERY community is centered in and around its Banks A good bank is just as necessary to the thrift and welfare of a city or community as a bread winner is to the home. Also, a suc­ cessful bank is dependent upon the friend- . ship and confidence of the people of the city es'.utr entered. or community if it iPOM.is tootberialthe “Good Bank" i with \ u desired. Every Time You “BOOST” Your Home Town, by Word or Deed, You “Boost” Your Own Interests for REAL Values ■ v 'those ofANY orqani^ation HEY EARS of service this bank has rendered to the people of this city and county has firmly established it in Public Confidence. Every courtesy consistent with safe conservative business management has always been extended to every patron. We are always perfectly will­ ing to confer with you about any banking business with­ out charge. . KELLOGG'S There is a steadily increasing return of funds lo Sav­ ings accounts in banks all over the country. -This is "the way back" and sure to bring full time pay and a full dinner pail. FLAKES CORN P11O This Bank Has Always Paid 3% Interest Compounded Semi-Annually on Savings 15c 32c Cherriec u CALUMET 25 Cocoa 2 ICR Lb. Can 2$C Sugar Cotion Bag 10 Lb.. 44' Apple Butter IGA 19. KELLOGG'S Wheat Biscuit i I9C ! Arthur Alli.rdim: and ..mis. Geo.-Ful-. 111 • “rc vr.itmg their children? ' .i.<i Mr.-. W.-lby Ciuckfi.-rd and O:' l oal-'hl ui;d Linuly aqd Mrs B--. family of Woodland. • ■ Brown and’ faintly. Tfiby are having " and Mrw Gvocge Vanden Bosh ,h,lr “ rrm<xlelcd that 4h<•• ran spent Sunday evening with' flight rome time ago. rtt*r p«r:;teh<- nr.if Clarabe'.ly. Mirs Helen. Fcighncr was brought and Mni Walter Durkee and *••’«»»- from Pennock hospital FYalav. ai.ib Durkee w<rc’8uiiiiay vis-; i*.'d tin operation fur upjx'ndidu, I H I Ki • ■ ' H.-. I:'.. _ und...... Mr.-■*" ’ ' -- s Mabie Mead of Flint spent the end with !w-r father. Arthur x-oud of Vauchh f’ulWi*-Mns■ •: at Ben ■Uljircnce Muter sjX'iit Friday -In. Bril Hcckathorn in Batik* Kh-mhan Fe» H«id «nd Cold W«tci Bur, Ammonia Oxdyol . 17c IGA . l. tic SOAP GRAINS Brooms IGfi Finest Quality Each 69c Climalene , ■ , Large Sue- 21c ■ White Floating I SoapIGfi Aa ld«*l bsth io«p. Surplus $75,000.00 Mr. ajid Mr- Wail-- Town and family ' $50,000.00 WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN ■___________________ __ No puttr tosp m«dt. FOR OVER STORES * *o YEAB> Guaranteed pure end efficient. 25 Ounce/ for 25* WUklnEoii. Sunday for Mothers day Miss Margarr! Harrington returned I home Saturday Wight after siiending I olA SPONSORED AND Mr and Mr;. Jim Dibble BAKING POWDER l«» than of high priced brands. A Capital . [briiiite of B.ittlv Cr<’k with h< r »<>ik i Mr. mid Mi-. Milton Nobles « । Miiuwinuv .-pein Thur.vl.ty r tn.HidviBe .-pent ufu-rntxti । i u„i •',"l!da>'1 aItcr i and night with Mr. and Mr*. Han uissic With measles. | wertman id Mr:-, James Burdicl KC USE j The Bank with the Chime Clock ••I ited liuir daughter A’era and hus- _____________________________________ ________ ;u,<1 Mrs. Frank Uak-y enter- bandLitchfield Sunday. . . -, d.Mr- I<<>l.<iMi Vale tit inc -pent. Sunday Mi und Mr-. John-H. Tnum •• in Wood-; UM'T «ud daughter. Norma Jane, of tin granddaughter visited their daugh­ ter in Kalamazoo Sunday. kins-of . Augusta. • Mr, aurf Mrs. Floyd Wilkinson an i' M:.' Elmer Uro-s and Min. Kenneth. -lent .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs family of Grand Rapid'. Mr. and Mi. ' Barton CortriKiit and family of' Knln-i ■n.. rt.mhe. held UM “J ■nlng Mu) 19. Uarriuin m< 10 Hastings City Bank HfiCI^NE irr-iirri A Wlutrighl fntcrtaiiK'd tiirlr Chllii. XJr ulvd Mr- Marky Butroughs. ■ Rivers and Mr. and Mrs Ed 4 ljiu:inp. Allee Camp ha., been «ufiertni{ t.wok Horn ulcer in the eye by something getting into the Mr.'. Alice Collins is quite .sick with i j rnnehitis. | । Evi’ryixiiy remember the tn->tl;cr*|daughter. banquet Friday night in th-. ' annex room of the church j Mrs. Kale Burdick j nets spent Thursday nfi Mrs Ullcry of Hastings vis- ' nun. nday in the I.iaad Edger liymr., ; Mr« France.' S>arh.< f nlertamcd Iwr ‘ ■ niece from Kulamuzoo Spnday. r is entertaining the ek His many' Blends • Mr, anil Mi- Mike Sciuubta have rc: turned home after spending the winter*, dy recovery. I caring for *ifk relatives tn Grand fu'ip-, 1 Ida.' ' . . ‘ i Arthur Pcuuellw was home a few' ft,™M,‘“li™’."' «««»«» >1» towu.1 M _ . K:.:uuv' )Camp'Custer. Mrs. Myra Knecatrlck i» caring for •pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Sain Mrs. Debark at Prairieville alw-has been having the measles. ' i Mrs Ida Moore of Hasting.' spent The much needed rain la surely web: Saturday night and hundav with Mt. .corned by everyone. Everything is1 und C J Moore and Ralph. ! booming fipw . Mi'» Auguata Hinkley, who has been ■" George Eddy was in Brooklyn.'N. Y . - spending the wlnterewith her Uster 1.. jand । Long Island last week going there Grand Rapids returned home Sunday. >‘on account of the death of Mr*. Mati­ Mrs Arthur returned b.-upe Tuesday nee Eddy from Lolling, the being called there ______________ “ n“ i A=T "PU l» • «“■' U ■ i fcrnes* Runr.e.i. • morc jj.Jn Qnc celebrity present. * irad •>/>, /. o. 6. fttiary OU get away fint—andyoy itay. firat—in the smartly atylZd aerodynamic Rockne. Y You’re up to 50 in a few second* in your Silent Second Speed! You make 75 safely, silently in ‘ high speed!1 You can take turn* fast er than other cars dare try.' You get a car of long wheelbase —with Free Wheeling and Full Synchronised. Shifting, Automatic Switch-Key Starting, 4Point Cushioned Power—all at no extra charge! GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. HASTINGS, MICH. vaw of. Howers. M �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MAY 11. 1M3 Cents Per Pound "I St 7 1! ADVANCED on W OOH . Accepted On Approval’ ' Hastings Co-operative Elevator Hastings, Mich. Telephone 2^45 FHFEPDRT. ASSYRIA. J EAST ORANGEVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Merle Neeb and Clar-I ‘The school commlvtoner Mt <. Maude , AND WERT HOPE. , ence Van patton were In Grand Rap-'Smith has arranged for the seventh! W. B Hayward went to the Delton' ids guests Saturday and Bunday. grade examination to lx h<|d at Lu*',’ J hospital and stayed all last week Mrs. Von Patton and daughter. Dor-;’«» Thursday. May 12 ,.r,d th- eighth that Dr. Farwciy could observe him. othy. ot Woodland were week-end graders will -write thtir examinations I Hr is home now and able to go to thr guests of the farmer's parents. Mr. ulidivn Friday. elevator. His many friends are glad Mrs. Lewis Neeb. ; Mr. and Mrs. Ll‘lr Strickland are the he is feeling better. Mrx Whreter and Mrs. H- W. Scene parents ot a da,ugl,-.-r born at P.nn - .. i Erriert .lohncoek. who lias been hate been numbered among lhe skk haspital at Ha tings on Mon>v. May ‘dh infretlon on the gain.-Her for the past few weeks, but are much ,X jJ’’?*.,"7”rn’ ol Poduuk improved at tlie last report. , fkveral from 'hl- : ' Mr. and Mr Ituwll Johneock and ' Mrs Charlie Weiland of* Elmdale via- tendat .the M i sens'vidted Mr and Mrs. Qffo Brown lUd with Mrs. C.'G Itenncy Friday. |HaMingn W-dm ,. ’of Plainwell Sunday. William Winey of Kalamazoo called 18U ';,ls ^’"7! *‘1'Johncock tfis ruron hl.* sister. Mrs. C L Uenncy Wed,,l‘p ’.,w' »" Day by her chitn~<u.. Cl ' Itival among t!i> rw ,, I practically a r,rw Mr • George nawtt Is spending n| tj1(< s'm■ n ini w« tew davs with her son at Hie village of; ri.llrewnt<.d. n :a„,r mg the mtaslr . hirraent to i njoy th< ..................... , Mr and Mr.TELEPHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE Collin* visited Mr. Rev. and Mr*. Overhanger of- Rid-. Ryde the only <>m- to dams, i-:.’.- thi i»-y. Indiana, were week-end gunte of Highland Fling: Ite'.ty Ketcham. .Mil"r'n ’’, . ■' 11 ’ 1 -9' Mr Mr< t»™> n.u< ,na Mr.. "Mi-- Wallace Camfibelle has been lhe Stevctis xhuwl wvrt included ui th? D1.)lw,r Mr and Mrx spending n few weeks with her sis-i cast. I Walhe Ru <-| . ' • of Ks|nmaaop. ' Mrs. Byron Thus entertained Friday fer, y.t'.«. Gi-rould. and making'tlie ar-' Miss Mildred Kttvham 1. Mavimr- Sunday - ..-mm \ on Mr. and quaintana- of h<-r little m ire who re-; wJth in-r suui. Mrs Catherhu* Schrei-lMs Byion Titm Mr. mid Mr-' - Congratulation* arc extended to Ml.u In honor of her birthday, Mn. Dipner e.iPlv arrived at the Gerouid home in n,.r afore Iwr pu>. n* • . d to ■' Ck.r-s-. ami Gr.i:.<!-,n Bliu-k- Arv>-nu NaDell and Clare Lewis. who cf Delton and Mrs. Chui. Garrett ot Northville. . I Creek. :*> .'hr may I-- ab < fmi.di b.r!; - - Belton and .. ---Mb* H<were married last wtk. Prairieville. Sunday guest* ot Mr and Mrx. I year's .^h«»l work, and L»k'. tla-. - ;: hlui thoigr ■I’lifMniKJin were. Mr nnd Mrs. । vrud*; cigsmintrttun. Wilbur Norris of Grand Rapids. Mr antI Mr, MiJJer 3nil j.,inijy' Mrs John Beuhter of laving was a; visited their mother, ?.! , s-.l-ia ft-ui . guest Friday at tlie home, of Mr, and'more, at Camp Cu->t< i Hui.d.’iv. Mrs. Georar Thompson,' ; Miu Boris MlU,.r w-4 k,„ . 3. 1)M. Mrs Charley Wibert of Hillsdale | home of tier con: in. Mi -:i.| Mr Jut-' railed on Mr. nnd Mrs. Elmer Roush j ms Paul, near .Baltaof !.i.' [ Saturday, i week. . Mrs. Janies Elliott and chlidrrn of The mra.-J<- epldmnr : quhr gen-j Flint and Mrs. Ray Ware of South I end. Hie member of th--(Jem ( . ‘ Lowe-U calkd Friday on relatives in! home acre victims tax'. «<- <■: <-ji/p! M: Hie village. -Cede, ami he b in infirm l-e.elih. G r-1 Percy Rnaser spent the wre-k end. el»h fx-<- Be-atrtc'Buxlot;. Notm.i C v- I with his son and family in Allegan ; nnd Marguerite Mack ar- r. - h .-.mRev. Barker of Hastings was n e-allcH Hwm. Ml ’ Margiarite Mack Ju t t.- L nt tlu- Pearl Smith home* Wednesday, (covered covered from .............a '.trej.t'K-oRi ... . -ai ><Mrs -Sam Eckert of Irving was n trouble then came down caller at the home of. Pvarf Smith Wednesday. Tin- Kill, school-t1<k*d With it plcnlr Mr nnd Mrs Jed Stowe nf Irving dinner at tlw school ground* on Satur­ spent Friday with l*rarl Smith. day. Mrs. Pearl Smith made a business trlfi to Hustings Saturday. , BRANCH DISTItll T. guest* nt the Noviskey nne! i irev. Edward ndlnu' „ Sunday ...... , ------/.. raiwaru Rlyfedo Hi>->.do 1* i- nth nttrneiing, S„mr„r h™». were Mr. »n,l Mr-.„,u ' ; S’. -"JX,’ No’“"lr "» rturch »™. ,l,r N K5.r.,..|. of Grand RapicW. (lcaJ t.yJurrjl n,-xt guodav. i n", -^t^Xv 7 “ Middleville, The-.M-v nth and elghih grades from, when properly applied. It is economical You’re through with painting your ' v uV’t i t it ' r rv the Branch dtetrict were at Bellevue: Maurice E< kert nnd family of De- J w<-cir*«--cf <v T to use this long enduring house paint. home for a long time to come when ? ”U ,alhcr‘ Sa,n Bckirt-! °'"a wllM« of c»ro ’F*nt a - I ‘ Mrs. Ted Xstanre lx gaining .tendLet us help you with your painting you protect and beautify it with Lows PAINTS XS CEDAR POSTS 7-Foot, 8-Foot and Large 8-Foot Ends Hastings Lumber & Coal Co, Investing Safely An- you Hiving n portion of your money? You should, for as sure as you Jive, if tlie Hnu- comrs again wlw-n thr bottom dro|H out uf things mid you pus* among your goodft-Ilow friends trylhi; to caj.li in un some of thr goodfcllowxhtp Utat .yop’ve sja-nt for m> ln*ly. you will probably get nothing more Hum. a large tmiui fit-ling in your Inwards, and will realize that with the lark ot ,i jingle hi your pocket, this world is a damp vale of tears. .• Don’t <|i lay -todjiy does not coim- again. The Standard for 39 yrar.v Ims ixiid '■ dividends out of rarnings. never a tni-s. iqid ||6v>-r a low of one penny on withdrawal. Pul your anchor out tu windward. WE INVITE YOUR INVESTMENT. Standard Savings X- Loan Association Griswold at Jefferson Petroil. Michigan Lota! Reprcitntatwr, BjitibiunTjytriu.ru't*turtfl ' J. L. MAUS & SON I failings, Michigan PRICES Lifetime' (guaranteed EEDWAY rtwist Cord Tires cash PKtix-j IA’ MOUNTED FREE TRADE US YOUR OLD TIRES For New 1932 GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHERS CK TIRES! Lifetime Guaranteed EAVY DUTY EAR PATHFINDER rtwist Cord Tires 17 YEARS the FIRST.CHOICE Tires BALANCED TIRES | Sec the Good­ year advertise­ ment in THE SATURDAY EVENING POST for May 14. Who knofcs the most about tires? The public that uses them l/That public says Goodyear Tires are best in value. For 17 successive years it lias bought more Good­ year Tires than any other kind. Come see why! EXPERT VULCANIZING, GOOD USED TIRES $1. II.SO UP BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SHOP NORTH MICHIGAN AVE PHONE 2482 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN SMITH & DOSTER DELTON, MICHIGAN TUNE IN™WED.~P.M. GOODYEAR RADIO PROGRAM Revellers Quartet—Goodyear Concert-Dance Orchestra—Guest Artists A HOUSE PAINT THAT DEFIES THE ELEMENTS lly since her operation lor hppendi-j llt tlP. Motlw-r'., dav program at the! BrotiiersJHIGH STANDARD PAINT. problems by suggesting color com­ W S. Sumner te. nqlM M.<“' d»«l!l-JJI •work ork on the rood ......................... 4 road near Dutton. Mrs. Olive Bi vi it is visiting,-' ti.«Sunday guests nt the home ot MLw horne o| Mr. and Mr.-. Sami'ki OMfuthj Augusta Hinckley were Herbert Hinck­ for a few days.. ley of Dearborn. Mrs. F. W. Ingulsbo. Bunday afternoon , visitors at the I Miss ba Zeigler and Mr. and Mr.. home of Mr. and Mi Vincent Nprtoni Rollie Hyd<- Of Grand Rapids. Mbs Augusta Hinckley returned to were. Mr. and Mrs. Ur Mincnar of BatKcnn th her home Sunday, after spending the i:<- cmk #‘nd Mr. and Mt winter with her sister In Grand Rap­ Norton of Marshall. William and Mjiry Wallace are very ids. sick with the meu Its. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Walker of Has­ The;Branch .School will close • thia] tings spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. week Friday. A P. T. A. will be held in Snm Eckert. the cvNiinju-fre crentn and cake will be The Freeport girls played baseball with the Sunfield girls Friday and won the game 18 to 10. Floyd Chaw nnd friend of Detroit spent Wednesday afternoon und eve­ ning with ids mother, Mrs. J. L. Ickes. The boys of Freeport played base­ ball with sunfield Friday nnd-won the game 17 to 0. Ed Conte, Claude Walton nnd Frank Walton are enjoying a fishing trip near Luther this week. Mr -ajid Mrs. Adam Endres were Sunday guests of the former’s son. John, and family nt Kalamazoo. Rev. nnd Mrs. Wtiklns entertained Mr. and Mrs. Francis Smith nnd fam­ ily of Elmdale Sunday. E W. Tooker Is visiting relatives nt Allegan this week. Mr. and Mr* Lcn Wolcott went to Woodland Sunday where they at tended thr Wolcott reunion which was held nt tlw* home of Mr. and Mrs Reuben Wolcott. Rev. nnd Mrs. Wilkins were in Lake Odeva on business and calling on friends Wednesday. Mrs. Mabie Merritt of Albion nnd Mrs. Hazel Boughnrr-^rrrrGrand Rap­ ids visitors Thursday. The Boy Scout Troop No 78 went to Battle Creek Friday, with Harold RoM-nlierRcr. their scoutmaster, nnd had the time of their life taking in the sights at the Kellogg plant where they were entertained royally by the Kel­ logg people. . Mr. nnd Mrs. Lewis Neeb spent sev­ eral days with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clinton In Irving. Mr. nnd Mrs Ray Neeb of Blissfield, were over Sunday guests of relatives in the village. • Mrs. Len Wolcott spent last week with her sister. Mrs. fan Shepard, nt Charlotte. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Y'argrr nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Asa Steckle attended the funeral of William fcilsbe nt Hastings Thursday. Il dries to an exceedingly tough film that binations that are appropriate for your SOl'TH SHULTZ. Mr. apd Mrs. G. E- Kenyon held a family reunion nt their home Mother s day. Those present were. Alva Kenyon and family of Bellevue. Mr. and Mrs Harry MLwiier of Los Angeles. Calif.. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sonnenlle and two daughters. Mr. and Mra. Claud Minaey and son Jack of Tustin. MIm Opal -pranshka of Brush Ridge. Callers In the afternoon were. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Maas and Mrs. Knte Patton and Mr, and Mrs. Moser of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrus and Dr. Andrus of Hastings and. Allan Bishop of the Doud District. Mr. and Mrs. C. Kenyon entertained Sunday. Mrs. NulUng. Mr. West anti Mrs. Vesta Monica and son Billie from Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Kenyon of Hickory Corners and Mr. and Mrs Albert Warner of Parchment. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bonneville and daughters Lorraine and Lorna attend­ ed a party Saturday night al Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Meyers' of Hastings. Guest* at Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Gib­ son's Sunday were. Mr. and Mra. Bert Mason of Richland and Mra. Bernice Howard of Montana and Miss Doreen Cappon of Orangeville spent the week with them. Mr. and Mra. Harry Mlaener returned home from Loa Angeles, Calif., after a four year's abac nee. we welcome them back. , resists the sun,snow,rain,sleet home. And when you come in and wind. And the colors hold we shall be glad to give you — HIGH STANDARD keeps Lowe Brothers’ free book on its beauty from four to five years Home Decoration. GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Makes Driving DANGEROUS Driving blind in a dust cloud may have its thrills, yet hide tragedy around the curve. Blinding dust is a major cause of motor car mishaps. Meeting a one-lighter on a dusty road, in the dark, is a nightmare. Your lights cannot penetrate the dust. You cannot tell which side the light is on. You are forced to decide instantly between two great risks. Shall you cut close, stay on the road and risk a crash? Or shall you give lhe other car plenty of room and risk a dust-hidden culvert, bridge or cyrve? You need .not face these possible tragedies,' for dust can be stopped in a few hours so that air is clean and lights show ahead plainly. x Just ask local officials to apply moisture­ absorbing Dowflake. It puts moisture Into the road surface, stops dust in a few hours and holds it for weeks. It is clean, odorless and does not track into homes. It is an economical saver of road surface material. Our book "How To Control Dust" tells hvW Dowflake works. Wr|t» for the boojilet today. THE i DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY MIDLAND, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS SANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY 11, i*tt PAGB TWELVE WOODLAND. I five audience at the High school audlWEST HOPE. I Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver of Has- '°num Friday *•«>• c“*t Dr. Kinde aid assistant vaccinated I tings.spent Monday with Mr. and Mrs.i°{ characters as follows: Mlu Cfwrry- .ln thla tchoo) oh Wednesday after­ HIS Company** bu*ine»a and ebrnin** are matter* of Will Fiorv ( b.ossom—Margaret Densmore; Kokemo noon , public record. Fifty thousand copies of the 1931 an­ Mr and Mrs. Gilbert McLeod visited —1ta'^®*L.8m,Sh; John Henry Smlth'" Mrs. Bixabeth Eckst/om of Battle nual report now are being distributed to shareholder* and: his father A McLeod, of North Odewa Dftle Townsend; Henry Fitter Jones— ■ creek spent some tirpe with her father. ........1 T other* a* public information. Mn Nellie Hitt spent Sunday wHh’Hollis McArthur; James Young—Dale ( Eckstrom and Jean joined her for the ’ Mr and Mr* Henry ScLubly uf W«t K,n‘,: Vanderpool-Clyla Wtee; I u(.ek end. orandpa Anders seems belW. Long: -•-woodtand Woodland. i TDgo-A. ■ - Mixed Chorus of Ur al jhU writing, which U good new* to his-many frtemfa. Mrs. Lena Laubaugh. MLm Belle Mc­ !.iX„ pJi? Callum and Mr*. Harold Springer at­ tended the Mny FwUral XI Hastings on Wednesday evening • and it “ report TO0'1 • •-'■'ffiSEt. jx; • rerm. Mc^ki, a H„- r,!„iV,,r,'XKX'llJiiroLX" ---------- SEEDS! We have a complete line of tested SEED CORN, SOY BEANS, SUDAN GRASS, MILLET and other held seeds. Also CRO-TOX- for use with ^your corn. See us before you buy. iMr nnd Mi- Dell willikm* ner‘‘ I Mrand Mr*-Reubrn Weott cl 1.1Mr and Mrs Donald Ga«er an“ w“ talncd Sunday with a family dinner MofK“n spent tlw week end with relawith the followitut as auc-b, Mr* ui-l t,vc * ln Patt Paw anri ,, “ rtJ ‘ *rd nnd ats ;s.s“x"n5”.■»—»» - b’°i» ill tins Hot Water fora Penny 'The cheapest hot water I’ve ever enjoyed”, is the enthusiastic praise from thousands of users of our Special Heater. The burner actually uses less gas than the small simmering burner of your gas stove. Then too, the heater is in­ sulated like a Thermos Bottle to hold heat for hours. These features together with other exclusive ^ras saving developments reduce the gas consumption to a figure never before thought possible. ■ A penny’s worth of gas will heat a lot of water when you use this Special Hot Water Heater. CONSUMERS SPECIAL Gas Water Heater New LOW PRICE built like a THERMOS BOTTlr Our •chool will be among llicbfortunaUa n"' >*"• *»>«» *• -ncoJhiguig to io the inc music-loving niuMv-iuiiiig parent*. pori-iiM. It n Is is nig to]I certainly for the children to >»» 4 wonderful .»•»■ hare this expert help. Several energetic men in the neigh-1 borhood met at the school yard Satur­ diughlcr Loulvq of FTeeiwr.. Mrs Rena, Goner will co on a few day and planted a goori showing of . CulluwHtr<L-.ill Holte and Mrs Law- ‘‘4 5^5? .4, -Xt oMlteHute-r’ anil nt days camping trip next Mondai Tiny' quite large treas. Shade is surely L, nd ’ “ daughter* of WoodCHJnp pftIth 0, Orand Ri|pltb needed on our school yard and we appreciate their interest and work | Mr.. Wm. Mohler, spent Tuesday with I HINDS CORNERS. ' (more thanwe can say. We consider her sister. Mrs: Eva Herbert of Has­ Mr*. -------Forest Scten.mrd tings. -- ■ . I Mr - and - ---------- — - und that tree planting Is one ot "tlie works Mr and Mrs. Gteu Covert of Luke, children and Mr- Blinty and daughter that men do that live* after them." The Mother's Day exercise* at lhe ■ ; Odessa MA-nf Hunduv with* tlu- latter*iw^ Holland and^Mrs Schonard of Hasmother. Mrs R/-L- Wright. ■-“>«“ 3lM,,t the «*“* *ll»i Mr andI churcli were quite well ^tended and FLOUR ' FEED COAL <- CEMENT -> LIME well enioyed. f Mr. and Mrs char liowlader of Mrs. Halverson and family Donald Douglas of SoGth Pine lake BRICK TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS Grand Rapids called i.n Mr ,n.d MrMr *‘nd Mr’ Holcomb of Lawrence Faul Sunday. fJe.iford were Sunday gucste al Mr and •pent the week end at Glen MoreHASTINGS PHONE 2118 Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ruell and fam- >,r Halverson. Our seventh and eighth graders lake ily spent the week <nd with Mr.*.: Mr and Mrs. Catl Morgu nt hater of : Rudi’s parents. Mr. and' Mrs Ed Cuv. v Nu-hvilte spent Sunday afternoon with their examinations this ruining Thur*- j of Gbbk-.■ Uw brother and fanidy. Mr. und Mr*. j Mr* Roy liowlader of Grand Rapid, c N Tobias. visited her mother. Mrs, Chua. Hatton. I Mr. and Mrs Ronald Haynes nnd Work hard—and keep your eyes open WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN fiir several day.-, la-t week. I fa*>*Hy visited Mr*. Madeline Haync* Mr and Mr*. John Doatcr enter- i rust of Hasting* Sunday afternoon. •.aincd Sunday. Mr. and Mrs U-ori Do--1 Mr. and.Mr». Burrell Phillipa and , ter and family and Mr. and Mrs Mar-!f*n’,,y Mother s day with their shall ‘Norwood of Delton and Vern! ,not,"!r- Mnt v,da PnlUijM. nt the home Quick and family of Baidu Id. Z’1 ,hc <«nwrS si-t. r Mrs. Jay Snyder Miss Aime* Beuird left Saturday* for!*n^ temlly in Hartings. Webster. New York where she will I Mr and Mrs Edd. Myers of lont.i make her future home with her aunt, edited Mr. ami Mr. Edd. Nawton-nnd Mr.- Henry Hanner. family Sunday and Mrs Nellie Rupert The next mceinig of tlw- W. C. T. U. Knlamaroo called In the afterntxM i will be ijeld al the home of Mr. Lydnl Mrs. Nevilt .rod granddaughter Ruby (Haines on Friday. Leroy visited Mr. and Mrs. Edd - ‘ Mr.-- Anton .Mndarasr of Ba’»:. Nc«l‘’n nnd Mr-- Clara Brown from ■ Cnck was tlie guest oi her daughte: 1 Friday night till Sunday night, • and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Fomt Hi*.-; Mr. and Mrs Lucian Willison and la-t week.. Innuly from near Hickory Corner* Mis Virginia Faul of"East Lansing' ’l*nl Sunday with her brother, Volney ! spent the week end -with her parent . * Mr.* and Mr - Lawrence Fhul. I Mr. Will Meyers of ^Tustin Is vUitlng I Mis* Lucy Lind L« .-eriaa-l-.- Hi with nephew. Valm y Ihrdy. pneumonia. Mrs. Yew Hl®: is curing Mr. and MFs. Frank Golden and tor her. \ family* vc-it« d Mr und Mis. Will Hal­ M:> R G Finnie hnd children «* ,ock « •' of 8hultit Sunday. turned home Monday from a vwt with' Lavtrnc DeMoU of Detroit spent Mr, and Mra.. Robert Finnic of Loin-1 Mothir s day with his parent*. Mr. amt .........Ky. Mr.-. George DeMott, and Mr»r«ara!i vlllc. WHIM KOHOMY MUIS' j Mn. Fted Border and daughter Newton of Hasting* also spent tlw day Winifred spent Saturday in Haiti*. there. Mrs Manning, son anjf daughter en­ Creek. ■ Mi- C B Dedham of Hasting i N*nt tertained company from Lansing Sun­ WM M £ OO ’ t he wcqk end with Mr. und Mrs. Karl day. . Mn. C. N- Tobins and her daughter. ! C. Faul. • Mr. nnd Mas. Harry Bush of Hantingi, Mrs. Pearl Barret’, ot Detroit und te r daughter. Leah, called on Mr. and Mr: ' called on Mr. and Mrs. J. ,V. Hilbert, Joe Bell of Maple Grotf- Thursday nit■ Thursday evening. Mr and Mrs. Carl England and fam- etnooii. Mr Tobias spent the afternoon lib. pkg. I llv of Lansing visited relative* in with hi* brixiter. F*rank. Mrs. Pearl Barrett of ixttuit visited ut the home , Woodland Sunday. Mr. nnd Mra. Charte- Faul and MarlBroad or bias from Wvdneutiy till Monday, she 0-oxpjkf. jRichard OBthn and family of Ltuudng luui Ju.-t returned from u tlinv months'| fine l iwnl Sunday with fhrir m»tter. Mr». stay in St. Petersburg. Florida.7 Mr. and Mr.-. Afell flenrlrnhnlr' -ittrll | Mrs, R Austin ■ i-ent Sunday with ■ and FIr,>rt T«b.a> and daughter Grandmother’s I Mr. and Mrs. Uon Nichubun of Coat-’*'1 KaUnuupo -;>ent Mothers day with' Grove tl.cir parents. Mr and Mr*. C. N. Tu­ i Clyde Munlon and Mis> Bernice - bla-s »“<l Family. . Munion of Hading* called on Mr. and* K”1 Tohha- and MIm Marguerite Mrs. T C Mupion Sunday evening j DeMott were quietly married last week i Mr. and Mn- HnioM Bowiartd amt • •'”«* are at tb<- horn, of hw parents. Mr Mr. and M:- Eldon Farre-H .-pent Stuiday < veiling UrDeldirur. Mr. and Mr- \y. O. Tobias invited j Mr and Mr- Vernier Raffh-r and ' family visited Mr. and Mrs . Henry thrir cltildren home Sunday a* a wrlconif to Utt bride nnd groom. thc.t»L Two Bars P&G Soap FREE with purchase of Kline Hastings Sunday evening. Maraart-i Atcliinwin relumed tu lowing went prv.-c.nt. Mr. and Mrs ' ’ lie last W« E after spending tin-’ and son. Mr und Mrt 1 Large Pkg. OXYDOL at 21c in Hastings with her daughter.! Bush and family all of Battle s Mrlnure. and family, --------- OR --------n ArU-r ..nd Mr. and reek clwes the scholastic 3 Small Pkgs. OXYDOL at 25c of McOtnter district. . i»x*. There arc ; graduate- The two high honors hns been won by Barbara Murphy tending for .the hr-t 1 i- .-ix-ndlng tw'i sm.n Pkg. 29c owell. Otbi's. caller... . -------- Aland* thir „„w, Ralph TowiiM-nd and Beatrire Pratt Sms. Mr. and Mr- Will Brumniter «>f Qt. Jar RAJAH Lie for fourth plan-. Thepi—4^ nn ] Grand Rapid.* Sheldon SlnWrll uurli »m northern Michigan wh i| -■•►xf average etii» year Out tin- j; im-mtH-r.-, M-vcn have ab-itit a,) . ClusNo. 2 Roll. Glendon F. Eekardt, Pir uteni: cans Sum Can' >D<>nald Hvi«t>. Vice President: BarLar.ins Wilt <d Sunfield. Murphy. Secretary; Beatrice Prat’ Tna. urer: John R Rullin . H i<!ra were Sunday futsb at Gv«». Sean- i Dalton. -Edna A. Fr I). mTm- wmd'tofm Friday night d:d; Lb. W quite a little damage around tn tin-' Laink. Frederick R -Lc -u- part of the country blowing over build-' Lrttei I. Matiowr ir- mg- and trees and it blew oil barn' dv. u--.u.-and aL-o other dJInagt- ' EDMONDS ELEVATOR & IMPLEMENT COMPANY □other Great ffe Food Sale Featuring Outstanding Values Campbell’s Beans *| QC Encore Noodles BREAD ^'4c t*fLb'6c 10c KELLOGG’S FREE.....P&G SOAP__ FREE 2 }££e 29c 23C SUPER SUDS SALAD DRESSING W.th your old Waler Heater & Furnace Ceil f Little Chief Corn 25 17c N. B. C. Fruit Fluff Cookies 55,000 homes h.ivv low cost hot water *'fien they want it with thia hcatrr. You too. can so easily have all these ad^iuitam and economies by. taking advantage of this special irffer. Sell us your furnace coil and old heater now. It will, pay you well. Just? phone or call at our store. DOWN MONTHS] TO PAY CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY Juat Phnnr Ju‘l phuue ^w^-iuk for lhc Am>IAfiCI! depart­ MENT—In all nutter* having to do with your electric or gu ankt, jrut phouc this number, and our operator will council you with tbc proper de partmen I to scnc you. rnone M Styger. Grace M. Swift. Dale R. Townsend. Ralph H. Townsend. Maxine M VanHun n Cl,, -.-. M >tto. 'toura'ted but Nut Aiichor.il;' Cla.-Cla? ir rtaiiv d the following visitor* Sunday, j Jay Jordan ipid family. Irvin Jordon win- and Janet Ena.' Clifton Bawdy’ and family. Wil! Smith and Mr. an<U Mr- Ru»«U McCtenitter ot Grand | \ Rapid V dnnitedfy of the Mr and Mr- Trank Robert-- and! no commencement dauifiticr Om-vievo ot Grand Rapid-1 i order tc> t-ure Hut and Mr . and Mr- Floyd Thoma* of] trict. Consequently Lansiug were Sunday visitors uf Burt ro night* of cum- Smiths ’ m-s. Haccalaurtkir ’ and’ Mra. Ray Stratton and eon Mr •rung. Muy 8th. w. Donald _______ and_toy frnnd Jim McOten ot, ia- crowd. March. Grand’ Rapid* called on Walker Cot-] I!.’’Znik—Mr . Myr-yvrtdng. • ion. Rev............ . Aunt Anna Curtis .|>cnt Sunday with; | her daughter Alice in laike Od*—.« : Visitor* nt Dim Cotton's Sunday Congrer.i- were Mr and Mrs Ora Houghton: Mr. I ■v. J. Rle and Mrs. Rauda Lipscomb ..nd daughFrank LnonUs; Ail- •ter Donna of Grand Rapids and Mrs. dn-a«—lU'V. Harley V Toaiuend; cho- ..................... . I.orna Knawlca and baby Myrna Lou] tu-. Pr»lM- Y» the Lord" FBht-Y - of Freeport. I Choir; BexicJicUon -Rev. V. H Beard-i ' *ley. ■ - . NORTHEAST WOODLAND. CIom Night will be held Wednesday John Stain, and Miles bawdy were <renins. MJy li. at a no o’clock. Tiie In Hastings Friday'. cia.-.i nav worked out r*thcf» unique Mr and Mrs. Haiubatger and son. I program for Clews Night winch will be Vivian. of Lansing, were Hartings Vis- ■ -.given in a three art sketch. Past. Prc»- itor* Wednesday. ent and Future P.vt kill represent the Mr and Mr*. Will Velte were in history of the cU*a. the present. Class Luiwing on business Wednesday aft-; might and prescnlgUpn of Diplomas ernoon. ______ . i and i lie Future, tlie Prophesy of the Rev Reible of Woodbury -called on cUi-‘ . WiU Velte Friday. Alumni banquet will be held in the **' — **— *«-•«—•I -Mr and Mr*. Henry Martin -and xhooi gymnasium Friday evening. May* children ot Diainoudale spent Sunday; 13 at 7 (X) o’clock Eastern Standard with their fatlier. mother and brother. ] Time. Charles Teeter ol Sunfield will Mr und Mrs. Euper vuited her ait as Toastmaster and the Ladies' Aid brother and wife in Burlitigton Sun­ Society of the South Brethren church day. will .-er e the bauqutt Mr- and Mrt Hansbargrr cnteruiued The Woodland High School Glee their children on Motiiei a Dgyclubs gave an Operetta ’ Mis* Cherry-1 Mbs Julia Schuler spent Friday at ’ blossom'' to a Urg« and very apprecla- [, Hsnry Scbalbly a in -West Woodlaud. | Shredded Wheat 2 p*«' 19c CHOICE QUALITY MEATS- Fresh Perch PORK STEAK Pure Lard LEAN 4 Lb.. 25c 3 Lb‘- 25c 5 24c VEAL BRISKET ROAST . CHOPS . Michigan, Milk Fed SLICED BACON SUMMER SAUSAGE COTTAGE C 4EESE H Lb. Cello Pkge Thuringer or Salami u>- Creams Ready to Eat Lb. 8c 16c J Qc Pork Roast BEEF ROAST Smoked Hams Center Cut Shoulder Pound Q-»." OC Juicy, Tender Cuts Pound . . . Try Our Juicy Cube Steaks 1 fl-. IvC Hocklegs Picnic Lb. 0C None As Good A&P FOOD STORES The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, M/.Y 11, IKS . ADAMS LAKE. land uxistani vcoutmaxter, Loe Notting- sons on rope making and fire by fricPRAIRIEVILLE. Mra. Kate Estes of Allegan wto ls'll<rn an<1 lr0°P committoemcn. Fred. uon. Loe Nottingham and son Alvin ac-j Frances Doctor returned Wednesday quite feeble, la spending a few days at Bndth- Fl</>'d Shelp and cub leader, companied them, while Mra. Notting-1 from a visit to her alstor. Mra. Vaughn the home of Mr and Mra Vick Anaonl°**«® W(xx1’ » Barry county'ham and MUs Ruth visited with Mra • ; Molt, muu. of ui Cadillac, i.auuiM.. of North Pine lake. . | •«’ul meeting held at Hastings j Morehouse. || ............................................. Callers st Mr. and Mrs Henry BenHerbert Morehouse ana lamllv and 'rhuJ“taJr' Mr. and Mrs. David Shepherd spent-,■| son s Bunday were Mr. nnd Mrs. Eben | Earl Baldwin XT Raturda? aftorCwl B’°*n • t**cl*r ol Mother s day with friends of Wayland, Pennock and daughter. Marion, of Big’ ream at the liomTot Mr add Mr. John Hu«“e* Agricultnrai school of Harbui Zara Boulter and lady friend of Alto Rapids. and Mr BensonT> brother. W. Blocher of near Woodland ‘Springs accomiuuiiid by eleven atu- were Sunday afternoon callers of ha L. Pennock, of Hastings. Mra. -rank.. Boullra .,»„l Wralnra. I *■'>“■ «< ““ •>«>«'■’« >»•», Mr. -nd Mra. Irvin, Bouto. Mr. und Mrs. Ray Japhct, Mr. nnd Mm. Edward Woodman. Cleone nnd ?:u“"M” J,m" M eoraSnsr -. Elizabeth attended Ute blossom festtMrs. George Morehouse received Li^t. Mrs H. J.. Oibeon WM called toi ------ -----------val at Benton ... Harbor Saturday. word from her stater. Mrs. Will Spath I ‘ ' J* Grund Rapids Wednc.Miky by tlu: serMrl. Wfll E Beadle and Mrs. Wm. that their trip to New York was a • । “ " * U “,u» *“>“«« oI her mother, Mrs.-Hajry! r, Norrte WCnl to Toledo Monday P. pleasant one. do trouble of any kind;**" en“'. . , , ■ , 'PWachter. \T “ **— '' -----------------------M to visit tlw latter's daughter. — Mr.: and they are enjoying their new home T*M‘ Helping Band club of North . John Rietoel left Monday td at- und Mrs. Deloa Hughes, returning; »»*re. and South Pine met Wednesday of last Wednesday evening. Mrs. George Morehoune attended week at tlie home of Mrs. Foxurf West . Callers at Mrs. Jennie Norris' Sun-। Maccabee inratinc at tlu, of Mr-. Pine. There were seventeen nsembers, ’ , (ieorge Whitmore ot Delton on Thurs-I“»d o,'c visitor present. Piecing n quill! PhUlip Oerlinger is seriously ill at day were Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Polley. Mrs Sarah Smith nnd Myrtle uf Bat-; day. One iu-w member was initiated. : *•* the work for the afternoon A hla home nere. Creek, Mr. nnd Mrs Fred N. NetOur teacher Mra John Cappon short program was enjoyed- Tlie next [ Leonard and Raymond Gibson were tic chum of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs. E.; kindly conveyed eighteen ol her pupita meeting will be held at the home ol; in 4id-4w. Saturday evening, A. Parker of Hastings, Mr. and Mrs.; und six of tlw mothers to the May Mrs. Ruth TCrpening June 1. . | ^r. and Mrs. Floyd Bales and chil- Newel Barber of Cressey and Mr. and* Featiyal held. .. al — Hastings on ----Muy 4th. Barry dcout. Exeouuve.'dr«n spent over, over the the week wee* end at tht Ui4 .... 1j .county — ------------dren spent Mrs. Wm. R. Norris. Iqcal. • Ten of tiic pupils sung and six of them Lloyd Shafer, of Hastings . met. syiih home of hta iMn-nU. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn ~ ’ * Erb danced in the contests. Tlie school re- Troop 80 of Prainevlllc ut hofne ofjGeoree George Hatet. Bales- nt Leslie. Leslie, ceived honorable mention <pi the music scoutmaster, Herbert Morehotne Suti-j Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Miller of Wood­ Grand Ledge are guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. I a Vcriw Calthrop. - I n6te books made. dny afternoon from where they went <ml bury culled On their tincle. Phillip CicrEvelyn Honeywell injd Mr. O'Toole of1 Scoutmaster, Herbert Morehouse a nature study hike. Tlicy enjoyed lent j Unger, who U -Wk Bunday. Battle Creek Vfkited Mr und Mrs. D. N. Honeywell Bunduy. Dr, and Mrs. Bert Honeywell and daughter of Apn Arbor were callers. Mrs. Balch. Grand Rapids. Mrs. Ry­ erson. Hastings. Mra. B. S. Wileox, Mrs. Merle Bradfield and sun of Milo, were: callers of Mrs. David Honeywell und l Opal, Saturday. Fred Smith. Floyd Shclp. George Wood. Lee Nottingham and Herbert Morehouse attended lhe Scout leaders and committeemens meeting at Has- , Ungs Thurr-day night. Eleven from our school were in at­ tendance at tlw music festival at Has-. tings Wednesday night. .Mrs. Hazel Otis nnd family $penl Mothers Day with Mr. and Mrs. Will ob your own protection SEE thn qual­ Otis of Rutland. . | ity and construction of iho tires you buy. Mr. und Mrs. Fred Smith nnd son. Increase tire Htrcngth and give greater Wo have bccticma cut from Firestone Tires Hex, were In Kalamazoo on business protection ugninst punctures and biow—special brand mail order, tires und other*. Monday. *oula. Mr. and Mrs.-Jake Johnson .and ' Take these tire sections IN YOUR OWN Dora were Bunday guests ot Mr. und HANDS — examine them — compare iho Non-Skid Tread— Mra. John De Priester. TJiey also Gum-Dipped body —the thickness of tho ’ culled on Mr. und Mrs. Abe Johnson of Scientifically designed Non-Skid given tire und above all the putciftcd construc­ Cedar Creek, tion giving Two Extra Cord Flics Under greater traction und eufe, quiet, alow Madumcs Milo U hman. N. H. BarWT. George Wood. Maurice Mills, D. N. the Tread. 1 wear. HoncyweO. Ed Silcock, Clinton Castle You Cct These Extra I’alure nt No and Mis, Dorn Johnson of the Prai­ Make jour own cornpnrisoiia — you • Additional Cost— rieville lodge attended tlw District Ax(done be the judge of the Extra Vtiluea you ■ociallon of Reixrkaiis at Conutock Gum-Dipped Cords— gel in Firestone TircK — nt prices no higher Wednesday. Hwy rejxirl an Instruc­ Strong, tough, ainewy cord laxly wlilch tive and interesting meeting-..._ ' than ttpccial brand linen. IN YOUR OWN HANDS GREATER VALUES F UHMurca long tiro life. A patented Firestone feature. Copic in today. 1^1 II ESTON E do nut manufacture tires under speelal brand names for mail order hquaea sail * oIIh o to distribute—Spoeia! brand tires ore made without iho manufacturer's name. They are sold without tils guarantee or responsibility for service.. "THE TIRE THAT^TAUGHT THRIFT TO MILLIONS COMPARE CONSTRUCTION, QUALITY and PRICE •X3.a6 4.40-21 4.56-20 4.50-21 4.75-19 TRUCK and BUS TIKES to.aj 6.00-19 La Salta. 1 3.25-18 -stListen to ths ••Voice of JF’ireetone*9 Every Monday Night Over N. B. C. Nationwide Network Special for This Week! CAR WASH - VACUUM LUBRICATION SPRING SPRAY - OIL CHANGE, Choice of Sunoco or Penzoil (6 Qt».) •’ BATTERY CHECKED, adding distilled water ■ TIRES INSPECTED and INFLATED - SPARK PLUGS INSPECTED Special Thi. Week - ALL FOR $«9S JF. Uf ANDRUS SERVICE Telephone 2240 Comer Court and Jefferson Halting!, Mich. DRIVE IN AND EQUIP YOUR CAR TODAY CLOVERDALE. Tlie measles are visiting tlw follow-' Ing homes at present. Ow Wm. Wat­ son. Frank Lake, E. L. MacLeod and S. Mix!rack homes. Mother's Day eallcrs at the home ot James MacDonald wi‘rc. Mr. and Mrs. Corwin of Yorkville, .Mr. und Mrs. George French, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm; * Donald and son nnd Mr. and Mrs. j Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Flunk Humeston of 'Battle Creek, Wm. MucFloyd Wooduikth <4 Kalamazoo and Mr. und Mrs. bcorgc MacDonald of RichTund. / Mrs. Edith Powers of Plainwell vis-' Bed her itarentofMr. and Mrs. A; Jqjincock. Mother's Day. j Mr. und Mrs. Bert Muson of Rich-' land called on* Mr. and Miy. Bert Me-' Cullum Monday. Guests ut the home of Welton Brooks Sunday were. Mr. und Mrs. Emory Finkbcinder Of Middleville and . Mr. and Mrs. Wolter Lewis and baby ol Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kellogg were! called to,. Warsaw, Indiana, Sat- > urduy as little Rosemary was taken' suddenly 111 with appendicitis. J4he was operated on Saturday afternoon. ;. I Sunday guests ut the home of Mr. | und Mrs. Bert McCallum were. George I Chipman and mother of Kalamazoo, | Mr.'Und Mrs. Bert Mason of Richland.; Mrs, Bernice Howard of Billings. Mon-1 tnnt, and James Graham of Detroit, who is remaining here for the week. Mrs. Wm. Chnigtx-rluin of Shultz called on old friends around Cloverdale Monday. ' Jean Waugh spent a few days last week with Inez Ashby of cast Wall lake. (OATS GROVE. There were good crowds, present-at | the church services on Sunday und J Mother's Day was olxu-rved al '■each i service. In tlw morning special music j was given by Donald Chase with guitar j und harmonica; Hnrve Woodman sungn solo and a duel was given by Jesse 1 Chase and Estella Kcbey. Readings were also given. At the Coihmunily j service in the evening the nude qunrtelle gave a Mother's song; Alice Chase gave,it piano solo and Helen Demond sang. "If You Love Your Mother Meet Her' in the Skies" and a fliw Prohibition address was given by Rev. Wynn of Frec|»rt. Plans are being made for tlw Sundan'school to otnerve Children's Day! thr first Sunday in June. Earl Chase of Grand Rapids spent Sunday at home. Rev. Hollman of the U. B. church of Laki- Odessa will s|X’ak next Sunday • evening at the community service. The leader will be Mrs. Oscar Cooper: musician. Orville Van Wie: booster, j Myrtle Ovcrsmllli and handshaker, । Floyd Van Wie. Miss Ruth Woodman of Caledonia! was home from Friday evening until Bunday evening. Tlw .school here clows tills week Wednesday with a picnic at Lake Odessa If tlw weather will permit. Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Demomi called on Harley Sense .mid family on Sun-1 day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Willard bcmond visit-. cd Robert Dcmond and family in I Kalamo on Sunday. Mr. Hollman will furnish innate on the musical saw at the service next) Sunday evening. Mrs. Bessie Woodman attended the W- C. T. U. County Convention at Nashville Thursday. A number from Hiere attended the County Musical Festival at Hastings Wednesday evening. , Mr. and Mrs. Lyscll and family of Battle Creek will move soon onto the Harley Scuse farm east of here. The basic color of cement may. be made tan instead of gray by a new ' ATOCMA Administrator Sale! In order to settle the estate of Calvin Stanton I will hold an auc­ tion sale at the latd residence in Dowling on Saturday, May 14 Commenciug at one o’clock and sell the following property: HOUSEHOLD GOODS 2 heating stoves. Cook stoye. Large cupboard. Clothes rack. Kitchen cabinet. Small Dresser. Kitchen Utensils. Simmons bed, complete. Bedroom suit, complete. Iron Bed, complete. 3 feather beds. Extra mattress. 3 pairs pillows. 3 rockers. 2 library tables. Couch. Pictures. Sewing machine. Sideboard. Dining table. Writing desk. Book rack. Clock. 11 Dining chairs. Pedestal. Clock, antique. Rag carpet. Chest draws, antique. 2 small rugs. Ingrain carpet. 4 kitchen chairs. Kitchen table. Canned fruit. Wheel chair. MISCELLANEOUS Large trunk. Some small tools. Porch awning. Corn sheller. Light one-horse wagon. American fence stretcher. Large kettle. Quantity body wood. About 2 tons soft coal. Other articles not mentioned. TERMS-CASH Herbert Stanton, Adm. HENRY FLANNERY, Auct. DON WRIGHT, Clerk. WHEN I DRIVE I GO PLACES Owen Lalgf, dental trehnb elan ofButte, Montana, tells Robert Cany about motor­ Inn problems in the Rockier • • < Uo dritu a Chevrolet. Robert Casey J. Chicago Daily Neus Reporter *TN the Rockies,*' said Owen JL Lodge of Bulle,"tlie differ* cnee between a car and a niuuhtain goat is that you don't have to lubricate the goat." Mr. Lodge is a dental tech* nician who in two years has driven a 1930 Chevrolet over 32,201 miles of canyon roods and high puaw^s. "Out here you can’t afford to experiment with engine oil," he said as he took a steep grade to demonstrate tlio pen formance of his engine. "When I got this car, 1 filled it up with Iso-Vis and I've been using I so-Via ever since. You mayhave noticed thatl haven’t even a carbon knock, and I’ve/ never had to grind valves. ' "I don't do much driving in connection with mySvork but when I do drive I want lo go places. I went from'Butte to Eugene, Orcn last year in thirty hours — crossed two mountain ' ranges nnd ran through weather that varied from freezing to 119 degrees in the shade. I added only one quart of oil for lhe trip.” Mr. Lodge'i 32,201 trouble­ free miles prove again what . Zaa-Fia had demonstrated in laboratory tcsU and in A.A.A. testa on the Indianapolis Simithcay-Potitlre Lubriralion, Iso-l'is (a Standard Oil product1 ) will not thin out from dilution. See the Bal! anti Bottle Test at Standard Oil stations and dealers. ISO-VISc ... �PLEASANTHILL. I CARLTON .CENTER. J and Mrs. Hale Carpentar. Mr. and Mrs.; Miss Lillian Sowerby wis.home from Rob and Clare williams attended the’ Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Fuller are happy Henry William* and children and Mr.; Chicago .pend MOttortd»y nere. funeral of Jessie Cider Runnel* of over the arrival of a baby girl bam, and Mrs. Guy Nash, attended tlie BiosMr. and Mra. Charles.LMWinac Lansing Tuesday. • May 4th. She will answer to the natne|*om Festival at Benton Harbor Satur- dren and granddaughter from ueir LEGAL' NOTICES - o. Mugridge and children of Middleville. Carlton Center school took part In the . **rRalph Henne> s 71 jST.jaLkson has returned to her Mr and Mrs. Murphy and daughter; Mgc J**8’"?’ John Shriber of Eaton Rapid, apd home here after .pending the winter • -------------------Joe smith of this community .pent with her daughter, tn Chicago. P^urfi r**oeral “ay. last week near Milo with Mra Lrona McMaater. and mn. of I- to’ *Y hM C A tSvs With their UhUr Todd and Limlly. C.rand Rupld4 vWUd hcr part,n,U' Mf Mr. and Mrs. Lester Raymond spent lcad“ idgar’Ctwney enjo7e?a we-' Lloyd Brachelwn. wh of Mr. and and Mnt Alex Mayville on Mot net. Sunday with hi. parents at Moline. — - J“‘ Mr. »nd Mrs. Steve Carter spent' Sunday with Mrs. Mary Kerr ut Lowell. ",£un«F £ bSuSSmeW <™‘ c"""> c"“" McC““ *“ M Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Jackson' spent the week end with his parents. Mr* H A. Nichols of HiMtings and. H,*R «hoo» Tu«Ma>; .. .. .1 —--------- ’ • • ....... Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson. Sunday '»Ml£7iMZ«riw« J..»n .......... . lln»n OUN LAKH XBW8. _ callers wire. Mr and Mrs. Pearl John-' Ce,,ler sflwo* TWaday. Th, „ulll Inpnda ol Chard. IMwrra ••rn and ««n Harry and Mix* Geraldine ...... Mollwr-r day bu«U ol Mr. and aiicmoon . ■ of Gruikl RupUls will be ideated t‘» Olmstead of Ntuhrtlle und Mr and Mrs. Fred Henney. Mrf. Edgar Cheney visited relative.;' Mr. and Mrs. Everitt B&liop* and|learn of hl* marriage lost week. Con. Mrs Henry Wellman in Grand Rapids over the week end. i family of Grand Rapid* fecently moved ^ratulaUoiu. Mr. and Mr* Meh in Hunt and chil­ Mrs. Etta Nash of Hastings visited Into 4 he Jerry Andrus . hmLw, exut of' m. Man* Kprnt Sunday ip Knlamaium. dren of Grand Rapid, and Mr.. and ‘ ’ Guy Nnsli,'m, Carlton Center . Mrs Elsie Pi-mbrooke h not so well Mn. Dick Lounberg and family .pen*. I Mother s day. Sunday at Kryn Vandenberg *. IV1NO. I Grand Rapids called on hU son Lester The- barn on Elmer Marlows placei Rota rt FOaU-r spent tlw week end at C. N Burger mid son Power* und daughter one day last week. diaries Bennetl'q. Sunday guest* were burned early Thursday morning. A: . .. .. . — rrv Mr. und Mr.-. Hurry Clem and son : quantity of feed und joinc—rhiekcn.. Dudley Foster and, two daughters. A Rtiyiiu nd called at the Geo. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Mall Bedford und Ed. i । home Friday. Bedford spent Sunday with Mr. and, Mrs. Noah Kraft nnd daughter Bertha': ^/vCden ANNIVERSARY SALE ■wen*. Mr. and Mrs. Byron ROwlnder und children of Grand Rapid.*, Mn Sunday. Plainwell .pent Sunday at their cot- ma Lou Roush nccumfianled her home Sunday P. M. to Join her mother for­ a few days. | DAYS MORE OlivCS SO (G.I0 o*. jar 1 Qc Hollywood Brand - Select Que cm Gm of 12-52.85 Kidney Beans 4 ««* 19c Country Club ure sorry to lose them. .Frank .Harker is on the sick list. Mrs. Janie* Null. Miss Dorothy A new simple, light, low-cost air Crawford und Jock Russell spent Fri­ filter of glass wool absorbs dust In ex­ day in Kalamazoo. cess of Us own weight. Two units in tandem arc said to remove 99 per cent Orangeville sjx-nt Friday evening with ' of die dust from air. Bathroom Tissue 6 rolb 19c Chiton Brand Peanut Butter 2 lb. |u 17c Temlor Brand Sweet Relish I4et.|w 10c De! Monte Coffee lb 29c Vacuum Pocked 3 ibt. 10c Fancy Rice Blue Rote • in bulk , May Gardensli-lb.pkg^Qc A REAL Investment K—OR safety of principal and regu■ larity of dividends, invest your surplus funds in building and loan shares. They are as near depression­ proof as any investment you can find and return a reasonable dividend. JJIjr Rational jjjjoatt & ^nupstment ffontpany TEA - Ceylon Of«iu« Pekoe and Def Monte or Country Club PEACHES Tree lipened • jolded C.lifomi. fruit in heeyy lyrup. Sliced or hil•ei - Ley ia • wpply etdiii Annieenery iptcitl price. Country Club PILLSBURY'S oi GOLD MEDAL Money icvlnj Annivcnoty sole price. Country Club 45c King's Fleke ««*■ 35c Guorenteed to satisfy Low priced • all purpose flour Lard • Beit pure, tub lb. 5c No. a c.n 1QC Soda Crackers 2^ 17c Spinach CountryTlub - htt from grit Country Club Embassy Cookie,lb 19c Salted Pcanuti Gold Band 15c N..r??L. Del Monle - Ne, 2% can 17c 4 SOAP CHIPS 5 «»ph 25c J. L. Maus & Son. Local Representative, Hastings nons SEARCHLIGHT Pure Michigan Grown SEEDS Michigan seeds for Michigan land are pretty sure to give you satisfactory results. If you have seeding to do, come in and let’s talk it over. We May-Be Able to Save You Some Money! We still have a full stock and complete variety of farm seed. Matches Head Lettuce KROGER KROGER QUALITY MEATS Smoked Ham Frosted Fillets Boiled Ham Cooked Com Beef Hamburger Fr“h Ground Boneless Veal Roast Sliced Bacon 5 Lb. Box Smith Bros. Velte Poultry and Stock Feeds PHONE 2257 Coal, Lime, Cement, Etc. Hastings, Mich. 19c Laundry Soap - ntri large bar *» Oldeit Building and LoanjAtiocialion 1250 Griswold St.. Detroit *• 8c Fieih shipment - buy several pound. KROGER 43c � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-05-18.pdf 03b274ee37d4ef3bbca1c01839564361 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR 16 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MAY 18, 1932 ।State Owned Motor Cars Run ANNOUNCE PLANS EORDECORATIONOAY Wild Over Michigan Highways MARCH TQ RIVERSIDE OEM ETERY AT NINE O'CLOCK ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD ACCOUNTANTS ADMIT THEY CANNOT SUPPLY INFORMATION DEMANDED A Proclamation Whereas, the beautiful'red poppy has hern nationally accepted as the flower of remembrance in honor of their Ilves for us. and Whrrras. the funds derived from Cost Rtifis To Millions As I forties Of Ofacials. Inspectors, Troopers their families, and And Politicians Trail Eaiffioilier. About ' The (,'oniiuonweallh - PAGES Ito 8 NUMBERS REORGANIZED BAND BEGINS REHEARSALS BUY ANO HA JUDGE BROWN 0 SRaymond Windeknecht Chosen MEMORIAL FLOWER POSES OF SIX CASES As Director—Thirty Mem­ bers Present TWO SENT TO IONIA FOR It is good news to the people of this SATURDAY, MAY 28, NAMED city. t<j know that the Hastings City AS POPPY DAY BY CRIME OF STEALING Band has been reorgaruz-d. the first ■ AUXILIARY CHICKENS meeting bt-lng held on Tuesday eve-1 rung in ,tne‘ Masonic Temple. Thirty' men were present., nuwl. of VETERANS GET ONE them being experienced in band work.! CENT FOR EACH POPPY AT DETROIT PRISON and all were most enthusiastic and in-! CENTRAL AUDITORIUM . 'By. V. J BROWN) . lerrstcd, brforr Decoration Day. Leaving for tlic moment the rlricl consideration of tlw payrolls and turn­ Rgymond Windeknecht was chosen’ Receipts From Sale Used For Probation Meant Nothing to Patriotic Organization*, Boy ing attcntlun to a dtscusxion of an emolument which has grown to.staggering as dlrcclor and those who know him j *_ .. Welfare and-Rehabilitation Nashville Resident Will and )>is ability are, sure that lie will Scout*, Camp Fire Girls and pri>|x>rtli>ns. let us turn t«, the stat- firet of motor curs .tor the Inson of the hereby proclaim Saturday, May 28. [ w«x-k. And let It be »ald ut Hie oiiU-t that figures giv'ch here are only npdevelop a splendid band far this city. | Serve Time At/lonia Work Among Disabled • School Pupils to Participate ' proximately Correct However they nr- «. as uu.n-r. corrwt «.» u- .tile accounting division a» Poppy Day. and make an urgent Roy Chandler u secretary and treas' Plans are being completed for the j ,4 tiie stale administrative board -is able lo make Uicin. Judge Brown of Grand Rapids ratne ur«-r and Wm. Hackney is librarian. appeal hi the good citizen* of this । Saturday. May 28. has been designalhere to hold circuit court on .Wednes­ Decora Hon Day observance on Monday. Rehearsals will be field on Tuesday',!ed a* Poppy Day In Burry county and Muy 30 Ai. usual-there is u call for1 11 is now,more than three w.-ek;-. day and Thursday to cleah up some evenings in th- city hall, the first proc­ of humanity, and to wear the poppy ’* “J* Automobile* to transport tlie'G A R.J-'toce a s.-nntc re.ohuion was adopted on Decoration Day as a tribute to caws which required the attention of He- showing that the mrmwi.wrm'f*','* members arc ini any -Li..... others who Auxiliary will offer tiieae little red Hu- W R. C. end .the American Le- "rderiftg th- state adiiiintetrativa judge.. •earnest. It there are 1.., were firal brought before 'kton Auxiliary to the cemetery. A. H i hoard to dlrcloM to the member:* ot Fields where poppies grow." . Then-...... ................-----.".vs ------, him i.. wish Io join the band, sec Mr. Windr- ------------- - — - ------ --------------------- l llire* who were in Jail, charged with for „ tryout • Price. It is an honor to wear one of Curveth, Andrew Matthews. Henry ’the inusluturr the number, typ- mid slxncd. ...... * ->... IUn|MT lhew u to n there tributes to thoa. who_ made the I ciiine anq ,UJ h'ad confessed .h-vr their Sheldon mid Albert Craig comprise the ' 'to the various motor cars owned Charles II. Ix-ohard. ] guilt. The disposition made of their good band representing Ute city and ®rc“f sacrifice for us In tlw World war. trannjwrtallon committee. i by th<- stale and lined by its employees I cubed by Judge Brown was us follows: u.- hope the organization may receive!I Popples, to you. may mean »>•«* Pur many years II has been the cu-| *'i lhe various depmtiiienj.-., board*;.. just •« so John G Wyman, age 30, claimed his the cooperation of every citizen. f much crimson crepe paper to wear once tom for the patriotic orgmUziitloiui of bureaus. Institutions and hgencit > oi I home >■. in California. He was charged ! a year for memory's sake; but to Ute . the City, to gutliyr at their hulls and! government. The resolution also asked. uerharo mouth. f ut nine o'clock m Hu- inoming.lorm in' tor information rcgurdinK th. number ‘ u™“1 ,a“' ' | tAitli stealing a chicken from the coop ; veterans who fashioned tliem they are line and go to Riverside cemetery! of mil.s th. - car. are run during an 'j“’‘W of Loren Van Sycklc. of .Johnstown. । bright red doors to the land of opporwhere Hie graves of deceased soldiers' average year, tiie fkiirgMsre- of Hu* trips 1 *'*’> »" '! ”ny uUI ■ breaking Into the coop to do this. He , tunlty Tills year Die veterans at Hosconfessed and wua given from onr. will lx* decorated. Tlu* G. A. R. and I mid such other information regardiii!*.. th' »«'»' ••* “> m xi Jani ary . > i pital No. 100 at. Camp Custer made a W R. C. meet at their hall, nnd tiie ; the cost of o|x ration ta might t«- ot in- j '“'W-v. r .» lew tael--, liavr s e l ite.-■ million popple*, each man receiving a AHwrlran l«..n. Auxiliary. S|»nW. ' Iroy.l-l.rlx whirl. ......ill. un.I.-J Judge Brown gave a serious talk to this .-mall pittance for his labor. Only those JURY WILL BE CALLED young man who adinilteli that hi- hud war veterans and Auxilhirv. .. ' who receive no compensation or a very Auxiliary. Riw Boy Remits Scouts 1' lieports Not Corrn I. I f-|rel been drinking and that he had not . small one from the government are al­ and Camp Fir- girls gntlwr at HiLATER IN THE TERM Two reports were mode. Thc find wa -' „ . . UBP PROGRAM lowed to make the popples They begin bum very keen about working Tlie BROTHERHOOD Legion foonut at 8:30. so the parade . The stole has a ncord of G44 |>as-‘ USUAL GRIST judge stated to Wyman that his most may be ready to start promptly at their work early in the winter and con­ FOR NEXT YEAR WILL BE 01 ‘-*Vtri11 “f senger cars owned and oiorat-d and. serious offense, in his Judgment, was I, d.|un„,™u and „„ „uk. „„ _____________ 8:00 o'clock. Simon Clemens' band tinue until tl)e latter f»rt of May. In A GOOD ONE his attitude-toward life, shown by his] tirt! United States there are forty-three will accompany the march ‘ to the foujid not correct It glloWn that mor- c.u> than this ONLY FOUR CRIMidleness, drinking, ttategard for other i cemetery wlwrc the nicmorial services government hospitals and veterans’ AnnfhAr umc „]M.rut,.d ulld(,rL«lat- llCin.-W,' people's rights, and his unwillingness will be held. DECIDED TO HAVE workshops where hundreds of men. inal cases listed i to work. gas and tires and oil arid other exp^iC'-j ' Following thc services at the ceme­ ■ disabled for heavier work, are engaged (being met from Unte taxes. TIicm- tin- Two Plead Guilty ^nd Sontenc. BUT SEVEN MEETINGS I..., Uw! The next one was r Herbert-Tart)ell,, tery. the parade will start at the i in manufacturing these memorial jurew.,1—*•— ! formerly of Nashville, now of Lan. Mi'thodixt church at 10:30 o'clock, the! elu..'- hurnlrr.1. ol h.Bhwwy uwlnw- cd Alter Calendar Wai Print- Sing. He was released last June by Supreme Court Justice W. W. । blossoms, tn many cases it being thefr line of march going rust on Green St. 1 ' only means of support. They become correct In at . nance trucks ‘ " . „ , „ , I Judge McPeek on probation, but had to Ji<crson St, north to Stat- St.. I some instances. The1 „ , .1 . n , cd—Several Foreclosures Potter October Speaker— j adept al the work and can often make ruet i. it,. ...... If there cars nnd tracks wen* lined -wext on State St. to Broadway, then; ' enough to buy writing paper, stamps, oX iarJoT whteh Mu-hlgan avenue from U)e\5‘»y-“............ lt wij£convene^tare. c«.rt wnu -CUUMde . Price Piled Al S2.00 ,,r 'to -'p’ -long -ii' iogan avenue num uiv. - ----—-.... - oi south on BroadWay to the nt-w Central i shaving necessities, shoes, hose, tics. XJL™ S «•>*l»r.d lor 1...UI Mond» a Tlw jury w>> .on b« _______________ list meeting of fhe Brotherhood1 etc., giving them a feeling of independMhool where Hie exercises will be held! Hi c ■dmmMMhr aaministradvr -rl , ■’ lh, ’ a>k.d ... romr on... UUr In UKJ.ru. brought into court. 'Die Judge gave, The lum a straight talk on the folly of utwas held Monday night. On account vuct ^_v Until UMM4 Mtc In thc auditorium. Lost year thc rain' 1 ence, Bno a'nd SC1I self re> respect. the wvtRi work ba-rd ta. no word. w.olnl nwtar rar u»u.would TI.r. ... only lour rnndnil co.-. tempting taJIve without wo* and try■ u f this being a busy time on the farm. starU again m lhe winter there will be Interfered with the plans for having, Ibi method of keep-, rawnd ' " .hr viluir" ... Vnlll.iu.um •'*■ 1,1 ’*° into *krw mra .hr muwyl to get by in life by wronging others, with every farmer improving every । no empioynlenl for many of the dlsthe excrcUe-. on Hie court yard lawn.; mg rccurds regarding parta-s plead guilty and were sentenced: mg ontractlng bad habits and by selling minute of good weather he can-in work , ab1ed vetenutt ;,wa; so it yax thought best to have the! V.rnJ n.,..,. «“■ |mre>,ira.;,l F.M,': mm.y .y after the culendar was printed and be­, ■moonshine. He i-as given six months,; for • *r "n h'm- and Al. ummr Illhornr.W, l>ln. drlr.n an (Continued on page three) ' . his t spring crops, the attendance , As .a protection to the'*•-public, the fore the term began Following are the. al Ionia u-was ’n* below ih« thc awniBi* average Jnr for the tiie vear. year. . ,AWl»ea setting thc poppy will wear dfa, motor and tire repair costs, and oilier average of 25.000 tulles each per year, : The next case was that of Otto; '. At thc business session it was voted tlncMve pins. Ud<w Or caps so all can j charge., with which the Average car “ni1 n’a,‘>' exceed this number ot mileCriminal Cau»rx. jt (Oqntlnued on page five) that next year there be seven meet..-----.----------—Impos .------owner is familiar is so crude and In- b>' ,our “mrs and more, tbe lotal car, People vs. Earl V. knoll, bastardy. be .-{ure that the seller is not *an ­ I mgs instead of eight, the last one be-1 tor? Tiie.<e women offer their services (complete that offieinU o( the adminte- nil,‘’s which Ito* stale drives in a ringi** People vs. John Q. Wyman, breaking' ! ing held in April. . Experience has voluntarily -and receive no compen­ trutiv- board and its arcounting offi- >‘lir excewb. 30 million miler.. A single j and entering. EMIL TYDEN LANDED i shown that the Ma? meeting has thc leers Uirew up tteclr hands and admitted . (Continued on- page nine, part two> I People vs. Albertus F, Ostrander.j sation whatever. 50 YEARS AGO SUNDAY .milk-.. »u.wuta* oi .nr oun.w in. Mrs. Edw. Downs Is poppy „ chairman ■ i rape. (-! ■ .nun, .> n ol.'W. romn « • for the lhe local Unit, Unlt the only one in i People vs. Olio Hedges, larceny. I Burry county. Assisting her HEAR METHODIST SUN­ An a Boy He Se t Out Alone For, - ----------- till be ACCIDENT OCCURRED ON members of the Auxiliary and Junior Rlciurd Sciuddelee. it ill vs Claus! America America— —Lucky Lucky For For HasHas­ for the next Brotherhood year was.' [ Auxiliary. DAY SCHOOL ORCHESTRA THURSDAY P. M. JUST T Cordes, trespass on the co.**. Jury] tinffs He Did ftxed nt 12 00 ln-'tead ot »250 , Ij Last year there seemed to be contings He Did disagreed. — ! e Announcement was made concerning; NORTH OF MUIR (Contlnued on page slx» Musicians 'Will Render Pro­ Fifty ycar^ years ago Emil Tyden of this j th(, program for next year, which is Burdi-tte A. LyBarkcr vs. John "A. ... th-n .i..... m ... his Kt- teens, I*.r* Palmer. H. Jay Thorburn, nssumiisit. {city, left l.tw his hnntp home Blrtady wt,n under way Tlw opening! AUADItv riiii n conn gram At Qhurch Sunday The Commcrqjal Investment Trustland thc- other ---------members of ins,( hjteaxer hJM.Mgcr wm will oe be supreme Supreme vuurv Court uuaJus-: LHAnlTY uUlLU SrUNDRIVER ।FAILED STOP •all .......... wmvuu mui-u TO iwwiwi Evening, May 22 s. OJ1 « M^tssssp-s I family tn Sweden and set out alone tor llC( , WlJliam w potteg. al the October Pierce. ototmipHit. ’ ‘ -------------- * -------------------------SORS MOVIE AT STRAND AT INTERSECTION A The Sunday School orchestra of the ‘ WINDOW NIGHT ON THURS-;vsjSyra Ernext Peake vs. Amy K. Hull, tres- j America landing in New York 50 years jIlg jt pianncd to get PreslDAY, MAY 26, WITH FINE ! pxv» ' on the case. . ' ago Sunday, on hb 17th birthday. Can den[ pttld Voelker, of Battle Creek Col„ „ , ' , . , Metliodtst E|)lscoiml church, under th-' John Mda-avy vs. The Great AtlanHc.you Imagine what that would mean for lpgC lor the Noyember meeting, when Tickets Now On Sale For Play E>nx Car Smashed Into Buick „lmuo„ w,,,lry „ DISPLAYS 'Continued on page nine, part twol 1 a boy who did not know our language?, ln jle|d tPe father and son banquet "Young America” Wednesddy Which Turned Over Three : first annual concert in’ the auditorium , ------------ i a »------ - ---H- had read enough about the United (Continued on page five) and Thursday Nights PRnQFrilTHR ’States to believe that this country ------- - ---- •<»»■--------------Times Wrecking It i"f the M-thodfat church next Sunday FRIDAY AND 'SATURDAY sjieiled opportunity for him. So he SCHOOL MAY FESTIVAL On Wednesday and Thursday. May Supl. and Mrs D A. VanBusklrk '^'-ning. May 22. at .•••ven thirty o'clock ARF BARGAIN DAYS HFRF rriUDtUUlUri •xwere painfully, but II is thought not! numbers will be given Ant DAnUAIIv UR To ritrit $700 FOR BARRY CO. mu m.n»; .o nuta. m. Tn oc GIVEN FRIDAY 25 and 26. the Charity Guild of Pen­ ■ way in Hie world. Col. Tyden U fur too. IU DC UlyCri rnlUR l nock hospital will sponsor the movie, Vrlously. injured in nn automobile ac- by memtojs of th- on-lt-slra and thcident just north of the village of Muir *• "I*1'- 'Hurt. tt. wm giv- Gifts Will Be Presented On Had Attachment On Cement modest to tell of the many hardships! hiteHinv ” Girls' •Young America." at the Strand thea­ , . ! he faced and the many difficulties he The Ugly Duckling, Girla ter. price for adults is 25 ccnu. Mem­ in liana Ionia count? county Thursday afternoon. n’lmlier.- rhe'v^-s --•• ,lr'r• Saturday Afternoon — Ask ; ill i iiuimiuj uiici noon. >,wo ■ Mixer Owned By Contrac■ !lail to rncuun ter in getting a start tn — “ ■ . . . bers of thc Charity Guild ore selling They "raantzed.In 182i by Nobl- Nugler iand r__ infnrmntinn ’ Glee Club and Orchestra to They were were on on .the .th- paved paved road, road, trunk trunk . “’.'l I line Merchants for Information tickets, so get yours early a'nd help in tor Ed. Campbell j this country. line 21. 2i. from irvm Ionia ibnin to io their iiirii destination uriiiiiutloii .» ; ’«' ptaywl^vrtv year since that time Feature Program this good cause. Some tune ago Prosecuting Attorney! The city and the ®f ,**sUJg* iuid Hie the Tight of way. When Mr. Nagler left left it was war, directed by at St. Johns and had Next week Friday nn'd Saturday will Spencer Tracy. Doria Kenyon. Tom­ —---------------- the --------: M°re l*“" three hundred pupils-of E. numatt Barnett nrtment brought suit aeninsi against Koaai*-Road! can — J* — Mighty thankiul that de-] A farmer about 70 years of age. age, driving > Mis- France* Carrot her.-, and1 later by be red letter days in the history ot rI. sContractor Ed Campbell 8 for *650 I termination to come to America took , the Hustings city schools will present my Conlon. Ralph Bellamy. Beryl u.. the. high-• mu. t». rniM. Crvawr. It .< wis reorgan­ |morclmndWng hi'thfa.city. nn Eswx car, approaching «<:»»»»<-«■ Contractor Ed. Campbell for *650.| u ’ m toalion to^conie^to Amer-__._-_ S?)?ch anrnum wiS E!d to be due ' P^resslo,. of Emil Tyden. How much a May Festival program on Friday eveMercer, and Sarah Padden are the -Way iiuin from hk the with struck the year by and — has The two days will lx* preceded by a -vuy uuu.ii,> nu no- Van *•••» '"«> ‘h» - Mr. Logan .. .... .... ■ ........ ..... « __ « .....a ■ llintli. Ka.Vk.t-Hl n iioa*n-dtlraa<-Inrlnrllnu from him to'tiie canniv It will be rethc ^ ty owes ?0 Wm can ** wasfR-d ! ning in Central auditurium commencplayers in thb.Fox film which is based J Buskirk car between the front and i •natln several apjiearances including the ! window-display on Thursday night,] * ninu hind wheels, tipping It over three. Teachers' cl(« play ........ given .......... in the . Cm­ (when them will to* shown not only, the' men tored that Nl^CainJbctt wS the “ «« realizes that, except for his ef- lng at 8 00 o'clock under direction of on the play by John Frederick Bal­ wnccis. uppiua .. . ... ■■ -smashing . __ •the < __ times.literally car.'trill ,ralcrhnnl schoolrormllf recently.Kir Mr. Tyurit, Logan liA.w. hA|»w. bargains to be ottered on tile foliowin:;! roid rontrac “r ihadld Uw Jmg on, forU- H*»“ng.s would not have the'Sewl Mi« Frances Hunter and Christopher lard. factory, the Viking Corporation, the Overiey Most of the school musical orThis picture deals with boys from a Those who saw II could scarcely be- 10 mak- Ua- concert un annual aflalr two days.- but abo other merchandise : KXTt ^mt £ lleve that anyone could be alive who Admission is free, butvn ottering will will be displayed. Titos will b<-jtoauter- stored If the fair erounds in one of th»! vlklng Eqtojiment Company and fhe , ganizations. will be represented on thc new viewptWnt, the angle off boyhood. had been in that automobile. i be taken to help defray the 'cost of est to evetyone. There will be band buUdhil nJco^rrattac^ thU H«t>ngs Manufacturing Conipany. He program. Thto will be lhe lot major How the youngsters of the riktibn re­ gard our modern scheme of things and Mr. VanBusklrk's Injuries consist of I music, etc. This orchestra does splendid music that evening. The show will be-!She ^MoS-It X reported »“ responsible, too. for bringing to school production of the year. Consolidated Preu and 1 -The Ugly Duckling." a fairy story our high-pressure mode of living con­ several bruises and cuts which, while I work and all who attend can be as- gin promptly nt eight o'clock, when m ?h?wScutor“that tJ^men^were thU e,ly palnful. uro.mot serious. When hl«!««r«d of n delightful evening's enter­ the fire alarm will announce the open-! ■here clatom^a to have boueht thu ma- T°01 Company, now the Bite plant. It 'set to the music of Grandville-English. stitutes a viewpoint that few writers IX SX"wire^tauFto drisJ a«v wo ,hrou<h hU BUld’n'* that wUM* prerented by^puplb of the fifth have touched. Yet it h of vast signifi­ car finally stopped, he^vas in the back ■ tatnment. ing. cance to adults as well as to the youths seat, but has no Idea how he came to I ' *• " The merchants of this city are co-1 who in a decade or two will be running tar hmK b“'uU“S school. operating to make Friday and Sultir-. be there. Mrs VihiRpuklrk suffered a OLD SOLDIERS TOBE serious scalp wound on the right side • day. May-27 and 28. two outetanding' initwi bv the~nro«ccutor who told the. not nlone for Hastings but tor tne- An admission charge of ten cents,the country. What do these young GUtSTS OF LIONS CLUB targain days, with sjicciito prices 'hat pllrchaM?rs uJt they COu]d not t3g,. | country. No one will envy hlmthe pw- । will be made. Tickets can be purchased i people think ot marriage and divorta of her head. A. piece about the size in advance or at the door on thc evej today? Of our new educational theories of a horse »ho<L was peeled clear to the cannot fail to lx* attractive and winch ...» machine away ns the oountv had Parity he has so richly earned, for he Xchment on u Tiw promtad sharwl “ Cem rously with others nlng “of Hie performance. This festival! and mcUiods? Of their home iturryundskull bone. This was due io broken Transportation Will Be Furn- should, and we Ixlkve will, draw proifa not being given for the purpate of mgs, etc? These questions will be angln.vi Her riglit hand was badly cut I* n..m t.r and n.ar Io uk." itav.n-| Uul n,,„„ would I ished and Luncheon and So, WoKtam. ronw.olh. urowculor.omc. Jndwr B*’"f "J"’ '.‘“.T"?' raudug money.^ind tlie ticket price was swered in Young America." The di­ and her chest was bruised, but she. cial Time Enjoyed . X Lfurday afternoon *75 in rash' ‘and*^’*TaTtw"**S'^7^7e7n t'he-hi,w Hut he may set at a low figure so that everybody in­ rector of the picture made a study of sienis to u- making a good recovery. terested might feel free to come. A cer­ Juvenile delinquency in the Los Ahgrlrji Next Monday. may May as. 23. me the uon» Lloh* ■priz«._w-iU.to* The accident happened at about 5:30 NW wonaay, i" —•'--■m.- awarded n..aUc», publicly i.uv...., on w . Prosecutor Waited the full fifteen P” »Parcd for.man^-y tain amount of expense has been'. in­ courts and tells how such courts direct c,ub *“* fnl*rt>‘n “W “Wiers of State street Ask met-, ,ninut„ Dul lm. sl[but -anRrr nox snow - o.— - any• Has(lm:s *•*minutes, the» aid stingers did > not show I u _ volved in preparing, for the festival. their work. ■K»n ?hem nuaht tnSmve^oidXt the ,,nrTy count>' at t,Hlr regular weekly • chant for particulars as to the dlstri-|up cash. FOURTEEN HUNDRED .... witb wit), thc t Im. promts i.mm I i-nvl'v Feeling >, rllllR TrrN rillNlJHrl] Herewith is live complete program: •Young America" lias aroused . the J 1J . »"'c“con They wish for a large nt- button, and awarding ol th. »■ prises !ha, they mlght hauUnK thP appa.' . _ Rf- ncn|Q The Ugly Duckling—English—Junior enthusiasm of hundreds of theatcrRE-REGISTERED acCldenL Ttwre «» » tUrw tendance, so are asking the veterans to This is just a preliminary announce- ratua to Uw Mlch)Kan central freight HAVE RE-REGIS I goers with Ils clever entertainment, and icontmued on pw mu notify Stuart Clement, phone 2041. of. ment x yards, and get it onto I „ „nn yards,might and might Ret itrailroad onto railroadi_ „ • High. aiiiTSW Tmt-Dth grades. the admiration af juvenile authorities • ••• ' their names and addresses, so someqne . Read Ito* Banner next week for fur-1 property, which would make nn an awkawk- Fully COO More Should Should Enroll Girls' Glee Club— •'pawn'-—Curran. and educators for Its fearless handling _ tnem. Lastthem. svear Last tnu» pmn un> plan ■ tiwr uhu uici . ward .... situation, the prosecutor drove IRONSIDE SHOE CO. . may can .tor may call tor -vear ’ this details and talk with your merg p j^g fo Vote h ’ .-,1 So As To Vote At At Next ■ Mighty Lak a Rose"—Nevin. 'of the facts.'This picture portrays a IIIVIXWIWU WW. «Hl,.nrtlHI.. and th00 " P I worked mit out splendidly the men hort had I ChOIlt chant About about tills this sale, lol for it Will will be 11a j. ............. hurriedly to ,1... Hie Michigan Central ' Orchestra — | growing boy at the crossroads ot life Primary BIG FOOTWEAR SALE a fine time at guests of the Lions. If merchandising evyit, ’grounds near the freight office. He arand is one that every adult should see March — Selected. «■ ■ r> r. , you haven't a phone drop n card to Mr. ., „ --------------- i rived Just in the nick of time to pre-1 .... The total reregistration of voters'In ..._ . Minuet—Mozart I because oi its earnest iicart appeal and Price Cut Effective On Even , Clement. AUTOMOBILES WILL vent the move which he had antlcipat-; the city .-o far is above the 1.400 mark Overture—Zamecnik. i tiie suggestions given therein. New Spring MerchanThia fa a gracious thing for the Lkms, _ CTDA.irc TUlSine «» thesc-rnen might make.TlUrty feet There are still 600 folks in Hastings I Get your ticket early and attend one Brass Ensemble—Selected. ’ to do and brings a lot ot enjoyment to] UUolnAlvlat I nllwo more and they would have been on thci who are entitled to vote who have no: I of the shows on Wednesday or Thurstt*80 | the old .soldiers, whose number Is con-----railroad grounds. They had a fiat car! yet registered. They should get busyj Our Director. MafClt—Hildreth. । day evening. During the past winter and all of this aldcrably lessened thfa year. j Sheriff Leonard and Helpers; in readiness and everything th shape' and register before the time expires!i Empyrean Overture—Hayes, Star Spangled Banner. spring sales ot merchandise have been Last 5‘ar several came from Nash-' Mntlo Timinr Raid On ito tottd thc apparatus quickly. .The! twenty days previous to the next pnCITY EMPLOYEES GET light in every line, and owing to this rill-. Frefport and Middleville, and it q prosecutor stopped this move and the mary. They can apply for registration1 condition the Ironside Shoe Co. finds it । is hopgd al) may come again on MonSaturday ! $joo was paid. i at the council rooms, where City Clerk AUCTION SALE AT CUT OF TEN PER CENT necessary th force sales if posable, in day. GcorK(! whllney arrested by tlw .. .. ’ D»vb or Ms clerk will register their LOPPENTHIEN’S STORE. t , order to obtain money with which to pay * • •»------------I Sheriff's force Saturday afternoon A' •"'STtRv MtrniER b A nd names any day, between eight A. M.: Opens Thursday Eventag—'I Seduction Includes Everyone past due bilb for merchandise left In | CAN YOU SUPPLY THESE quantity of beer and two gallons of! BA^<?.EET'i and flve p- M stock. In order to stimulate buying and । MISSING ADDRESSES? ,inoonS hlne were found in -his premises' The " M >' 4 ,cty n . n< L Mys '' Anyone who realizes the-amount of. ■toca. in uruer in iuiuui.w uuyun miu i ~ . .-moonshine In nls premises! , . ~ wno uicanmuin oi From Day laborers to tba nn. nrm has InnumtratMi -----------------------------'also . ; tw. hnlil mc n»lr ------ - under . _ the ....new ---------plan .— Jto! . I Necessary to Remodel Ready get cash fhl. this firm Inaugurated a a 1 Mns. LaMoine Everett ” Henney, score- on Clinton street. The officers ler> Daughters ,", " tanmwt , work. required to Wear Departpient ; OHy Clerk real buying opportunity. Prices have tary of the Alumni Association, desires found on the place four friends of. “Mhc Methodist speia1 ro0"'* tin l“w’j register a voter will understand whyi been cut way down—not in years have to secure the addresses of the following George who looked os If they, might' ,njL t‘v,n*'-.,ay . ,' V a , this should not be delayed until the Because Hie LoppenHilcn store finds { Th* council Friday night took up the such low prices been quoted on foot- Alumni members. If anyone knows the wish to be entertained with liquid re- * ■.Bl *'*.?'Q“,y oc*^nrt , last minute and then have a rush. The it necessary to remodel their ready-to-1 question of aalariw^of aU rily «m» w*ar of such high standard quality. | addresses of any of the above they will freshments suitable for a hot after** Mrs. McKean or sunworg involved amounts to a wear department, and becaibe unfavor- ptoyees and voted W*mak« a cut of ten The special low prices affect the coin- confer a favor by writing Mrs. Henney I noon. While they were there a car cam- dleyillc.. . good deal with each voter. The work able BO1C conditions have llMlc interfered this, P« cent. -Herrafter pay of city ampioy.... lhc dry ... -oi k, will M follows : has to be done on a typewriter and r wlth good_, t.. rade,— Mr . ecs be plete line, including Florahelin. j. &., or Following- — are and stoppea stopped airectiy directly in iront front or of notice To whom it r- calling -------- - 3244. ------ ------------- the —।, up ana nn . ........ .hu . .Wtara j,... ...,(I Ttav K. and oilier well known brands. Read । nnmne .- *1*4...... ' MAY CONCERN. Hai tn tex rlnne d?"' “ . hnth b“............ U' tlvx “jJ , muter ;Lownllllra to lu.'« an D». lltal 1*b“ » •“ names whmu* whose addresses am are desired: I George's home. kb The driver got out, took! ,iisi luavtan.i----- . * mihxduiicu ihu ucx<u«u ™ •-••v ..................... . iwnrrt nnrt lhe niwnrl record It would : .. .. .. __ ... Team and driver. Id no full particulars concerning this big । Theos Ryan; Mrs. Mildred James ' a few steps, then happened to take a! Ymi are hereby notified tlwt there — is I auction sale of ladles’ suits, coats, footwear sale in. a special announce­ ; City marshal 1117 per month. Ordinance covering covering the dumping of of ** -, furnishings, “U“‘ A2*yiilock ‘hrou«h the window and saw the ann ordinance .. . ..U1 —*i?reforc ------ . for. every j v7°tcr ln t,k , - , dreires. orcaacs. hosiery Hosiery. nuiuMuu«a, etc. cu,. This City night police 1117 per month. ment on another page of this Issue. tomorrow. Thurtday. eveMiss Helen Anderson; Mrs. Eva Herd familiar features of our Sheriff inside. rubblsh in the nubile streets of tiie City city who has not already done «o to! Mle Barton; “ Homer DePue: v»w. Geo. a. E. Endsinstep oi of procecaing proceeding to to me the nouse. house, nc he of Hastings ‘’uouc,sirw’ 0 w w J see that his or her name gets on the i nlng al 7:30 octock. alfU »ni be made Fire truck driver 1108 00 per namtii. wiwr wv«-uc. uiua-, msteaa NOTICE. I lev; j ii vlol>tlo^j of lllls ordinance will be registry soon. Better do it now. ley; Wm Wm. Ferris: Ferris; Miss Esther Fr«em«n-1 Freeman; । returned »« io xis his ear ear. iirtarf lifted inthc hood ..and , at egCjj auction; no purchase required month. A junu Joint tucvMiHi meeting ot Presbyterian a u. the r.H. u jI Gladys Ga.Ult Jamieson; W. Carlton j found that his automobile needed In- prosecuted. In tiie townships voters are not re■. ln order to receive one of them. T. R. . L. A. 8. and Missionary Society will beiKaechele; Mis* Marguerite Kenfleid; vestigation! He put up a bluff at this —Adv. 5-25 C. E. Davis. City Clerk. qulred to reregister. I Atkins, an experienced sucUoneer In held Wednesday. May 25. Luncheon' Mrs. Vesta Mother Ludwick; Paul Otis; for a little timq. remarking to the of• ................................ I selling such stocks, will haw charge will be served at 1 o'clock. Mrs. Louis Mrs. Arlene Tuttle Perkins; • Mrs. fleers that he "couldn't understand' GIFTS ARE APPRECIATED. NOTICE TO ALL PYTHIAN8. < of this sale. Read ti>c announcement Wolfers from Peiping. China, will be Charlotte Frandsen Walton; Hubert why his automobile happened to atop Tlie following gifts to Pennock, hos­ There will be a dblrlct meeting of, elsewhere, and go to the sale and buy City clerk HUH per month. the speaker. Will; Miaa Emma Barber; Mrs. Ethel at that ptirjlcular place, and then drove pital arc greatly appreciated: . Lodges Monday evening. May 23. Sup- al your own price. ■ Hershberger Carpenter; - ------------Mra. Dorcas .... —(away. —--------Whitney , .... was n».. taken ...AV.. before Jus- . From .Civil, Guild kiuuu. No. 2k Mn box WJ. containing w... w v.vw W “V Gasser; Mrs. Bernice Rer**'*— Rose o— Bisa,, I lice >i.. Matthews >— — — j 1 fftilt, jams and jellies. MACCABU MUPHDL DANCE. DANCE. |। Crowell Gasser. on ** Monday, waived i 25c a plate. During the evening the At I. O- O. F. hall Saturday Baturaay evening, ei Every Saturday night at Clear lake.' son; Mrs. Ixtha Barnum Pritchard; examination and was bound over to the Ten bunches of fresh asparagus were Third Rank will be conferred on Henry —Frank Herrington. Adv. tt. Mrs. Floyd Overtmllh. circuit court In tile sum of *2,000. given by W. 8. Benham. [ Mulder. We urge you --— all to.be ------- „present. — May ------ 31. Carp's orchestra.—Adv. EXERCISES TO BE AT WOMAN GIVEN TERM i Amrrlran 1-exlon Auxiliary ' to oh- h CIRCUITCOURT CONVENES MAY 23 c COLORED S NGERS PLEASED AUDIENCE SUPT. ANO MRS. VAN BUSKIRK INJURED ♦ fl REAL MERCHAND S ING EVENT OFFERED >- �'—fun HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY’, MAY 18. 1032 PAGE TWO ■DEVELOP YOUR "UN KERNELS OF CORN ■ HAVE CHAFF COVERING j A. J. Herbert Growing New Variety From Seed Given Him By Addison Pennock .country- and therefore finds it easier| to attract non-resident pupik. fl. Tiie patrons have more’confidence , , in, and are generally more willing to support, an accredited high school. i CITYSCHDOLSDN MEM LIST Rev. J. A* McNulty to LOCAf. NEWS PROF LEON 0. TYLER OF Two or three years ago Addisop Pen­ HIGH STANDARD SET FOR Arthur Skldntore. Morgan, on Sunday. Give Baccalaureate ALMA SPOKE TO ROTAR Bock, of Delton, gave to A. J. Herbert May 15 at -Pennock hospital. ADMITTANCE TO AS­ The Rev J A. McNulty, teefor ot the'. IANS MONDAY of tills city a tew kernels of a new kind The' Hwitings Women’s club was well' SOCIATION Epbcofuri church here, will give the i.f coni. Mr. Herbert planted them and represented at tiie County FederaUonJ Baccalaureate remion to tto gyaduat- | «..Kni r, 1 has raised a little df it each year fw meeting al Middleville o^ Tuesday. mg class of thc Hastings High rehool । SAYS WE SHOULD . TWENTY STATES IN Reports from Mrs. J F glack. who, ALL--DEBUNKCWRRY : to- hucreeding Hirer years, and intend* u 111 at thc home of Mr- »nd Mrs.! NORTH CENTRAL ASSON. I tn put out sartie of it this year In orWayne Merrick, are a little more favor-. Ider to poM'it on to any friend* who able. Graduates May Attend Insti­ Supt O A. Vanbuskirk. This event Cited Experience of Michael.■ may wish to gitc it a trial. Friends of Mrs P. T Colgrove will be. nil* corn difTera widely from any to Pitpin While Visiting Near tutions of Learning Without year preceding the graduation excr-. which we arc accustomed. 7 lie kernels pleased to know that she is able to be! Belgrade, Scrvia ' ; | are Entrance Examinations in just Ukr ordinary corn, The sbeiker at the Monday .nw-etin t but I*, differa in that each kernel is Co Regbt'-r of Denis Earl Boyes Wiu, [covered with a sort of cliatl. much hit- removed IflRl-.t. Rotary club ua* Profi^ur to hts home iron* Pennock: C. Tyler, head of lhe education depart- L that which covers kernel* of wheat. hospital on Sunday and is gaining iiwiit of Alma college and jm-Mik-nt of ■ and there la almost no foil Mr. Herbert nicely.. • j say* it will product.- lot* ot cmtluge and Nationwide Celebration At Sol­ thc Alma ft-tary caib He is a fine ! would make very- nidi. f<«lder. 'Dir Helinetv Buyer will |»iy*lllghe»t ca*h Kpyaktr and gave an adftreas that cum- ; stuUu. he Mid. grow to a considerable price* for your old gold ring*, bridge­ dier Field’In Chicago June plains from HXst'.n Hn*h *chc work. watch-cares, etc. photo 2475 of. iminited tta-. rbwst.attention «d the A SHORT SPAN OF YEARS man works and atrivra and then I* gone. mitt thc Iwldri. within two year tome to 321 Jetlen>on.bufore‘Friday— 24 to July 4 । »otatl.vju>/>nd elicited their hearty ap- ibers of - iu • a. the varieties<>f which wv graduation, to enter our universi And yet' In a sense hr is ndt gone, he leave* in his place MimhI of his / ' ; The Reguiar. Aifay of the V Sixth I nil know. Mr. Herbert will be glad to Adv norma! school ot any college in Mak- an appointment for a free blood, name uf his name. In hfs children and their children rests Corp* Area wmeh include * liw state.' Hu- ’hernv. -AA' ‘Thf L'nf car b't t: might happen that Joncaire facial at LyBarker'.' Drug fils faith fpr lhc urbfcvcmrnt of the goals he did not himself attain. while It Li growing iind.iniituruig. of Hhnoi*. Michigan and Wisconsin 'Asset.*" which we ail can have Store any lime between May 3lrth to, chooM1. He refj-rred to ihi? taii-i that MEMORIALS have an important place in the scheme of Life. Tying. will give a Military' Tournament in j. rlierciiaiHs have froreh asuts Hi the original reed of Hit* vuru-ty of corn w-ts June 6th- Absolutely no 'charge or oblhe generation* together bridging lhe gap between the future and Snldirr Field. ChKuso from June 34 found in burial mound, and pyramid* ligniiotH—Adv. Ald>i Wurm was committed to the Hie past they are lhe eternal link In *TTie Chain of IJfc." Ju?. 4 inclusive to be known a* thr| conditionCrtsrgn w ohingtun Bicentennial Mi.!w> before, the Spaniards conqucrid Kalamazoo State Hospital on Wedtu >MEMORIALS are erected in humble homage to lhe memory ut »onw day by Probate Judge Ella Eggtestoti-j |ary Tournament It their country. .WlM-n the orilcer* went to arrest him he one loved, but they remain a* a guiding Intlucnce io the generation* the outstanding-<-v< •,ete. quite like same recurities whichj ii-aUted furiously but was finally sub- ] mat. year in Chlci able have cam ; “ lor ‘ banks ‘ and‘ ‘ar»h>p in the I.hud. He 1* detained, in the Jail iw-re: called “freten a * untary H must until arranai-dirnta cun be made lor! the production will ‘permit the people authorities ot ■filth at knlamaax’ MEMORIAL DAY will goon be here. Sec ua tn become acquainted witli thc arm;» J* who rame to Pupin, a noted ttoir school । Aaron Lj'Bargcr. tviavre itorne is east i and wish modern developments in mi-“P this country fre now, make a selection. ctation. ‘ . I of' thc village uf Bedford, was arrested I a bay. who now ha£ an intemationai : Tuesday by Undehdieril! Tasker on Hu-; Tlite Military Tournament will b. reputatwm fur hU successful work as a for accrediting by the North Central Call and sec us and get OUR PRICES before you i charge of larceny. He is alleged Wi have As&octauun. it must be on Chi’ highest held without expense to the governplace an order. Some time ago £upin vtelteWhis na­ ACCIDENT HAPPENED NEAR .. .nnd Mr- tiiilr-.t.-, who ux. hlsaunt list of achoois approved and accredited mint, so an 'admission, fee. will be —. marriage, in Wiking a quantity of! by the school authorities of the stato charged' and-thc net profit turned ovr tive land, driving his Amt-rlcan-mad.ORANGEVILLE — CAR 1 by nu'ut*. Hour and other provuton* from I onaritj , . automobile oven the liood roads of.ScrIp addition it must meet the high, tto home of Ills uncle. Morn* LyBar-i CRASHED INTO TREE standards which the Association main- i , Included in the exhibition will be the ger. We mentioned lart week that Mrs.. tains with regard to school building ■ । air cdrpfc, a review fit infantry, cavalry, the capital of Scrvia. hi- met a farmer i Gillette had been arrested for t!n*| arid equipment, school library, labora-; and artillery, it gigantic tableaux driving an ox thun to the city with a SICK MOTHER DOES MICHIGAN PHONE 2497 HASTINGS otfenre. . • | tones. Instructional equipm’nt and up-, Ui rwing historical event*, eavalrv and small load ut produce. The farmer drew Because tto Banner ha* frequently; NOT KNOW OF DEATHS paratu*. rehool record.', requirement-;'artillery ar drill. Fort Dearboni miw- to the aide of tile road as to- >.iw the called attention to Hie number of ur-| for graduation, irauihig and prepare-1f*acre; demunilruii<?n# by national cur,coining and sjdod with hat'in hand, non of teachers, and the school’* pro-'! groups, g.-rgf-cniK firework.*, etc. It Will expecting tn m r tiie driver wfilz by him. Mrs. Roy Smith of NashviJlc Is f -c*ta for. ennw* committcil hi this! | ’. JURORS FOR MAY TERM. ounty by n-sidt-nt* ot .Battle Creek, i gram with reference to physical edu- । be intci«-.''.!ng and instructive. nc of our readers has rent us an ac­ THREE MEN CONTRIBUTE Serlousljt Sick At Pen­ ratten and Hs athletic relationship went Following is Hie list of petit Jurors count 'd Hie tipjH-iiranrc of Hustinei. ADVERTISING OF INTER­ rnigtie to :ht'- furqwr- Tiie latter de-! TO LIBRARY FUND for Hie Muy term of court; with other school*. . nock Hospital ! folk' in u Battle Creek court IX'v.ur! Advantage.' that high schools realize hired he kift-•Cth'e. driver of Hie cat I Assyria-Mark Berry und Uoyd Tas­ ' EST TO HOUSEWIVES ra* an-Anteririlp when hr saw him nt i While Mr.'. Roy Smith, of Nashvllk.; pu'Ilum tq Harting*, also Arch. Scobey. Deputy Sumner Apprehends ker; Baltimore. Elmer Barrell nnd Pennock hospital fieri “ ■ -■-• 4.:. before a B.ittie Cnvl: i distance, and that be was o-rtoin of i>-was fn North pyntral Association can to- mmClaude Hunt. Barry. Earl McOlockliu operation,-iwr yonngv*: child, nine' oni, dawblast week. Plitnam ua.Assyria Residents Bpcaring and Business New& Contain Valu­ 1 when the man stopfw-d hlA car amij fous mararixed ax follows: Lyle Bunnell; Carlton, Homer m.j.-i'Ik j.’il ro.v Ttminr u.i'. lu.tli'* i-arwl i ... __ ■ .. .......... ■ ............ .....i 1 The graduatf* of an accredited atiif HOT and talked with him. a juas-1 In Cassady Lake ---Frederickson and Fred Henney; Gte>able Bargains For All Our by her cousin. Mrs high school arc privileged to .enter in-1 und Fred Pottrit, thus treating him am equal. It | At about 3:30 Suisdny f?uuunx morning uiu, uu>h I■ lletoii, ——••• Jcsre -—r Ouriingrr ------------------------------• „• ,; influftice of liquur. Banner Readers Mitutionx of higher education witlnn teteloped that this peasant couid plavi Deputy Conservation Otfli- r. George!’er; Hasting* township. Waller JohnWaler* and a friend. Mi* Claud Wr nn, ln rtx:cip the North Central States- without en- •. n*.--u Hu --.i • ■ ■­ ! Milter, a’.-j> of Otrrg-.i. drove with. aiton to th.- fifth annual Oregon!• Sumner, .ipiicated al Cassady lake in «x-k uiui Junes Brogdon; Hasting' - trance examinations, pr"'!' provided 1* '1 ,l that ’u' ' Banner would look ifirough the burtA:-ytia It happened tu be nboui Hi iiCity. 1st und 4th wards, Chester Keech baby to thi.. city TJiurMjay for « v oducta Banquet. held in Mediat'd. right lliia- for Cjteorge. but wxs HicjaiMl Harley C Fox; 2nd and 3rd they have credit, in the he high school } neJ.s newa columns of this issue of the -with Mr.'. Smith, and to give her an . subject* required by thc C-’illeg*4 or uni-; Banner. We are certain tliey will find wrong time for Lynn BhejKini. tliarle- j wards. Joseph Roth and Frank Hoonpotfunily to rec the little boy. versify for admission Since qther ac-; them interesting and well worth thc vlon capital and ju.'t » tong; tn n tunn !' ©n ttoir reimn’'to oirefio'. a little! auspices <4 thit* Chamber uf Commerce' frerwn and Carl VanAuk.-n, who win I •<" Hope. Henry Moorhus and O A. of that city. Naturally Oregon boasts crediting ngtne-les recognize schools । little time required. By alw-ptng outdoa.a. and | north of the village of Orangeville, in doing a little spearing tn tto waler* t.l Wertman; Irving, Morris Carter and ... ...- . ....... .. . .... -of hi* meals with rnusie. to- fell U w t ll in l«ir lie frit lie 11»- would Wllllltl . its .. wonderful limber .supply, and t»> accredited by the North qenlral Alw-' Advertising ha rbren defined as btiM- l-.i.... maniM-r tto automobile got <uit ullu.rtiH. this, tin- menu card and the • the lake, contrary to tin- peace and I Dell Hchlltmnn. Joluialown. Judson claliqn. this priviltgr of Altering irutf- nr-.-e news Becauw tiie things, adver- be well repaid for his month’s effort. dignity'and th.- rreord.-d statute* of: Buckland und Marlon Warner: Maple from unijer the control of Mt' I tickets'of admi ‘ .--iui> were printed au • uuions of higher education without. ti.'td v'tta.'dy concern thc ‘home and Both iilcn profited by this interview, i thi* state. They wi re taken la-fore Jus-! Drove. Thoma* Cheeunan and Mat­ examination is extended practically family. Itav fa close relationship to thc Michael pupiir could sre in this man's; and crx-lnd into, a tree At th, 'to” j pjam-d s’.iijv. of Oregon fir Accoin- life .Matthew.-, of thi* ritv on Mond i, ’hew Raich; Grangeville. Earl Burdo of Hm- accident it was not tliought th >'.; panjjI1K invitation was a priuted •' throughout the United States comfort and convt-ntencrs of ever) eouruue and good nature, in the face of j th-.- b.-b-. ,vi.i> ✓‘i i-iou-sty injured. b“: (i^niidia f of seu-rnl |'-a>-..-, outliiliiu! Meh was asse-red a fine uf 425 and; and Phil Meil’iu; Pralrfcvllle. Ern.--’ 2. The graduates of accredited high home, these announcements siwuld be , many ditficultle'-, that in- had a reuli SC 8.5 crof • Their boat, the under-,wat--i | Itoscil and Jay Hall: Rutland. Gerald Mr- WaU-rS v.;u- b.idly Rurt. 8evrr.il| tj1(. .,<-c«>mplUhmcnts of various cum-, ■school* have the OMurancc that th< ir «*.'»■? —cuurace The humlile ih-.iuni.!.-l-eoplr soon gatiwnd at ;he scene oi’ |(1I. Ule vear 1Ulrt c»uUU*in'4 light which they were it ing. also then ! Smith und Holla Hawkins; Thornaphigh school diplomas will be acceptable We hope every reader wifi “get the could .-<-•■ in Mr. Pupln a man iiu.;|K>ilcd the accident, among then! Carl | a pu<rnm far 1D32-33, Tho-.- fellow i sixmr* and all th. tub th. v had taken. I file. George Bed lord and George Ad- a to State Board* having to do with the Habit uf looking tlitough the BAN­ by his great wwm in the world ■ Woodland. I'aul.Bndbu* unit Wespiiiter'tind Harry Ritchie of Hi!" ( ni-lt WV5l .ltl. Mil members of Hie “con- wiTe cotitireated bv the otlu-er 'ih.-i granting1 ut certificate.-- far the varloir- NER'S buaint.ss announcements. It Anton city. The child was taken to Crisp1-1 .,iriietjW| crew. " and lune no place, or;, ngreetl it wa* notprofitable venture I Vane. Wotrlng; Yankee spring!,. Percy proir.-slons of medicine, <i«tUu<r.v. law will be. worthwhile-and will result in Ve may ' for then;. : Allen and James Bowerman. . , hospital a! Plainwell and Mrs. w-’"—' -- — etc In state* requiring graduation fr -m good. bcAu*e Hie information con­ steal (trim us nr- .|r>m| humor, cour­ t,» Bronren ho-pital at Kntamaz-’ upjirovcd high .*chw>l* a* a prerlqui'itr tained lias a vital- interest to every age. culture, appreciation of beauty. f1' 1 SLOUT PLAYERS GIVING to the obtaining of a teaching certi­ family i<hd vfliiUy kRccl.' thc family Jqye of'naturc..iUbl peltitu richness out-i be nece-vary to save; iter hie. THREE PERFORMANCES on Tinitedayut the'home "I his aialci". ficate. the graduates of -ch<K>l> uccredh pocketbook: of life as we go along. ' i Tin- little child died Thursday a ted by the North Central AMoclaltyn There are all spiritual qualitte*. It is •about midnight in the Plainwell hospi Henry Waltenute. I to annual viait of tto Slout.Plavcr* > Mr»» n.^hndTome h’ercro 2Xf WTWO SPLENDID RECORDS. niaet lhe requireaw ni-of »uch a Uw tiie building up of tiie ipirHu.il side oi t <1, having evidently He had come here to m<M*l n ( m thi* city will be on Thursday. Fri- in the.care of her. ' husband; who had 3. A high school approveil- by Hi.•Ai.ictol- e»;xrial]y ni l toll to h> 1> inur,* lU-riotWy thu at fin-' day arid Ratunlay. May 19. 20 and 21 „„ „ M.,„ . Hiaiffuliy meet tunes sueh a* North Crntihl A-M-rta’hm must m ini­ .... . Mis. Waters , Ila- ojwnlng play on Thursday evening ;iw;iV ubout ., UTt>lt Mr {i]eason. . tain high standards and conrequentl;facing. w ho drove thc car. died Friday nt abou will to Meet Th.Husband, ” u four . Hincrnl ^vic,-, u,.r<: n.-Hi «t the Wall­ Hie' community b assured of a program u.' d- bunk worry. We middight in Bron*on h.upnal Her^v otuu ,. lu . miu , Students and faculty <if tiie Hasting., ।, act comedy. rosio ;!y ; iiorif Hinerul Home on Saturday. R. v. of modern high rebool education far away from tts as broken- in Jour • places, her chW Utah sc!mm>1: are ... i- M.iging the annual; For qiany 4. Tiie examination t ’.......... . 'year* ’tIto “* Stout Pfuyeis''jbli> w. Kitchmg oinclattng. Burial in Ute body, mind and was whs cnisht d and she sutfered fracture*! ->*- .... .. .. of'lhr ... Clrun-U|>-Duy school binldiites have apt*ansi in HU* city and have, lhe tiponable ceirtcterv regular interval* hy and ground* today >iti prepurMion fo. " given pleasing pertonnaiu e.s. Their supei visors Mrvtr. to Mr- .Smith is-a^ this writing still at tfic rammer holiday.-.. Students divide show will bi- al the corner oi Stale StulUlir* state that'thc p.-uplo of the re«* and to prevent the development the ho-.pital here nnd recovqjnR irorn into group:- under faculty Mi|M-rvisten, «n<l Market strert*. See thc adv. on Unit.-d States use more Hum 30,(XM) questionable practices and triidtncir the operation. Owini; tu her t-opditton ami cpmpctc with <m<« another in get-[ unother pnge. 5 a high schonT .accredited by the: it wan nqt ihoilgJu. advisable to inform, ting tiie must work done—or at least1 - -- ;------- ---------------- — North Central AwocwHon enjoys a her uf tiie injury anti dealh of her lit; that's the theory. Prizes are awarded The cultivation of the olive is . An ordinary lead pencil will make, a greater' prestige in the surrounding : anfl line ot black from. 35 to 70 mile* long. •o'huk- doing the best work*nor ar - thol«J“ to have originated in Syria •<im'v lime tills wet-k and is apikireiitly, Hi-i lazy ones forgotten either! --------------ihuking a rulxl recovery. s WASHINGTON BICENTEN­ NIAL TOURNAMEI the Hustings High school tHat it again been placed on ’.to- accredit*by the North Central A'Wia’Jo WOMANANDBABY DIE FROM NJORIES IRONS1DE BROS. City Schools Stage Annual Clean-Up Day School Plans Two Memorial Programs ES/ These Are— FRIDAY! High BUTTER COFFEE SHULTZ Ur FREEPORT CHASE AND SANBORNS Lb- dKClW SUGAR. 10 Ills. brought t< ih- r by j IUady Centra!' hu.din rogrunis tire SATURDAY! ,.u U>- DESIRE CHANGE IN SCHOOL TAX LEVY HifTOTC* 44c | C H I P S 02 Pkgs.-35c Necessary For. Board of Edu­ cation to Borrow Under Present Conditions s.-.her death ■ Herttofiire scIuki! ill*, where she had with lu r daughter and le illiger was, born tn Hamburg.: ir.v. op Dto-n-.bcr !. 1845. xom*this country when but an In­ in H7t »!u- w,i- united in marwtth Pfcbtug DrPIaiita. and Hwy their home in this city feu* many Three children w«:e bum to tto third ing. in infancy, sur-: four grandchildren.' Dorothy and James PROGRAM FOR TIIE BALANCE OF TIIE WEEK cause the financial year begin* and ends on the As only enough v. raired by through the school school started m board found I: sunn money, tocugre the WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY Maurice Chevadier in “One Hour With You’ FRIDAY—SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM “The Beast of the City” and “The Music Box” i-niet);. this which will be held SUNDAY—MONDAY FRESH, QUALITY MEATS 1 Oc IO PORK ROASTS 1 he l.*i— ih— I v Beef Kettle Roasts i Oc CHICKENS OOC fresh Drrsisrd— lb.— COTTAGE HAMS Boneless. 1 U, | as erase Choice— lb—'I W tw Friday and Saturday Specials at Feldpausch’s 'Where Better Foods Cost Less PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER ! JACKIE COOPER it tto beginning Premier Salad Dressing, Irg. size 25c Red Boy SALMON, can - 25c Blue Goose ORANGES, doz. 23c BISQUICK . package 33c ' . cntire-.yi disagreeable nee* COUNTY' GETS S3L8M. borrow The sppbrtianmt'ni to countie.-, under *ometiu 11;. McNitt bill fur taking over town-j be -hip highways by cotinties will give j to Barry county this year L17.W0. It is July would seem to to a» good k time u> Dtir.mtor. As thu cluinge would *avc ■ July Fur each of the next four, years tto school .board from burrowing, and IfiJW) will be add^d iu thi* sum. a» tho would b .u conv-rnicBt for the taxpay-। . tp Pn -ldent counttes. take-over'an additional onc-'eK < K it would aqem the renaibh- thing t-»| liking certain ur uinmenda-- ftim of towiQhip highway.-, each year, reaiae <aue all the money minuy required tor our ■ lai'r. relief. Ito to-lirf u that ----------- ---------- 1 ny ‘*1’061* and city governments al relief mean'cj'iuru. «>. -up- SI FFERH STROKE Of ijl(, ..,nu- tinw. and meet I to city* iiMleiul of a! the I ARALYSIs ON MONDAY', .-hare of the county and alate taxes m . made rrcom- George l-ingtoton. .or.. suUcnd a 'iix-rembtr a* in 'he i । meririatl-in* 1 Bccomptotan; this partial stroke on Munday while Iran’— which so. apj I to the President ••acting business m the Hastings City • <u ... <-■• -](. bung paralyzed. He Tto that he urgen Mr. Albi hi» Tto Miringan State Gladiolus So­ 1 UoUttVRtlon S< —--------- IW-tair — ------------------- .j hi* home on North ctety ciety will hold Its Annual meeting amf [chairman ot Hie senate commit tee on- Broadway, and is still m a venous con-. Show, Show, August 17 and 18 in tho Sanitaf-' j apiculture •— All - - -hope -tor ... - - re■ ’’1 lum dition. his complete turn Union Building. Battle Creek. Michigan, according to an announce- j DEATH Oi' HARRY HAM.MOND. mem ot Paul Krone, ot East Lansing. Hany Hammond tilt'd »n Wi-dr.i -day, Secretary o! the Society. May tl. at his home in Bjltiraore Twp. Circuit All growers at tin* popular fidwer a» the age oi 7fl year*. 10 mouth* ar.-l Monday, with Uh Judge Clyde Webster ot will find the building especially well Detroit aa presiding Judge. The court adapted tor the staging ot the Show.. calendar h . laiger tor liii^term thaii «it(d tLc prMi.MheduJe very attractive, me.-but it i* probable that., to all growers. including those in the, “iHcv- Wii.li'.> ofBciaung Burial was in any uses will be settled and amateur clauses as well as the exper-. -------------jDowlirjB cemetery. , to some future term. ieaced exhibitor. I In When A Fellow Needs A Friend' ADAPTED FROM THE STORY "LIMPY" COUPON -TUESDAY. NITE Charles Farrel? in “After Tomorrow” ALSO PARAMOUNT SCREEN SONG WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY Spencer Tracy in “Young America' Comedy—"Slow PoImiii" and Paihe Hound New* BENEFIT OF HOSPITAL GUILD FRIDAY—SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM • Warner Baxter in “Amateur Daddy” and William Powell in “High Preajure" Travelogue "ttenore* the Hindu Heaven" �THE ftAMTINGS BANNFB. WEDNESDAY, MAT U, 1952 Sporting Items Squad Defeats Charlotte and Grand Ledge — Regional —;----- j Contest Next INNOUNCE PUNS FORMATION COR Ml (Continued from page one) I Hastings High trackmen continued r. their tneir winning sneaK grain iin n me PO A E streak by uuwiuiik downing Char-, pro program the ’ centra: Central auditorium. auditorium 0: lotte and .Grand Ledge in a triangular our citlwru should be grateful for Hammond. 2b 1 | meet at Charlotte Saturday. Tiie local having such a splendid auditorium for First Loses to Second In Best Stamm, rf ... 0; tram scored 56U points. Charlotte 42’. these occasions. Music will be furntehHrwitt. ib . Game of Series to 0 and Grand L<-dgc 30 . ed by tlie Clemen* band «f Alaska to-1 i| in the relay. thr.fUwthornltes were geiher with-the High kcIioo! band. 10. Date Snyder. 3b 0 leading by fifty fr*t when Lechleiln* r The program'is air follows Braving a cold north wind that be­ Haight, cr . 0 dropped the butoii Grand better lhrn\ "America, the Beautiful"-The audl-I numbed the players to the point that Johnson. If 0 kuIiimI u lead of fifty fect.yjdistancc ence Mrs. Sadie Mae Palmer, accommade errors painfully frequent, the Skidmore, p 01 which war all but made up by Lech- panixt. . fighting East End team lost their first leitner und Snyder Invocation—Rf*v L F Lane encounter with the champions of last Total ........... Howard, u new man on the team Opcnlhg Remarks—Rev. J A. Mcyear's s/ries Tlw Westerners took (hr Team running his flral races in Inter-schpol Nulty. lead early In lhe game and were never First Ward ... comiM-'itlon. placed reeond in the 220 Scene On the Battlefield—Herbert seriously threatened with defeat low hurdles and fourth in the 120 high' Cooucy. ( Second Wald . ... -__________ Bennie Adcock, who caught some . Allegiance to the Flag—Led by »' ' Batteries. Iiidiop and Keller. Skicte, .«mirs. ri***!1''' last year for the Fourth Ward, made Tiie equad this year rank* among the I Boy Scout , more and Rose. Whining pitcher, Th» * his debut as a flnt-sacker. Bennie ' Hkldmore best ever to compete for thc blue midIntroduction of Speaker — Com-, , made seven outs, two of them unsssisl-t Bases on baits, off Skidmore. 4; off gold only three of the men an- senior* mander Sterling Rogers-. cd and batted JOO for the game, which So fur thi-. -cawan. Atlrgan. Ionia Address -Rev. Glenn Carpenter. J Is playing a lol of baseball on any- Bishop. 2. Two Iihm- Kits. Hall Thrcc- laikcvW of Itattte Cirrk. Charlotte. "America"—'The Audlenrr Panties, Dance Sets basc hlte. Hewitt. Struck out. by “’”t.fr‘"rao.d l„ attrndaPO, to B»l*mm; "■2: Stolen Grand Li-dgr and HoarB have tern d. Prtn W T Wallace will direct Uie’ and Chemise ac ually only feated by tljc local thln-clads. singing. All of tile M-hnol children are bas>"«. Reynolds. McMillan. Siiyder. dr.tpltr U» raid waathra. Next wt«TC, thc squad goes to thc ‘ *«ked to awmIJTe nt tin- Methodist Roberts, 2. Lett- mi bows, First Ward, " Second Ward. regional meet hi Katemaaoo. Thtee' church corner at 10 15. tlw- fftrude .9; Hccond Ward. 4. who place among lhe flrat four in any i starting at 10:30 o'clock. AB R H PO A E Tcon, k/cMillan. 3b event will br elixibl*- to. eom(tetej 1 ’ ’ | 1 ’ } Third Ward . Ixtrabee, 2b ' in the stab' m«-<-' Thirty-live schools | ■ 7 n A n n A 1 Sccond Ward ’Stamm. 2b . are exiiectcd to be represented ut Kala-1 Assortment! Street styles—afternoon Johnson, If . ..... niazoo ' styles. Sleeveless or with cap or cape Herewith . Hewitt, lb a summary ut the sleeves, inverted pleats, interesting Rom. c ............... events: . Haight, cf 1(M)-Yard Dash—Osos, Hastings. . TROOP 65: । Hisiiou. F l Snyder, as ... at this price I first. Cheenev. Charlotte. M-cond; ColMonday evening. May 9. Troop 65. L 2 Miller. 1). 3........... Murphy, rf ... ... linn. Charlotte, third; Willis, Grand R. Beeler, scoutmaster, and Cub Pack ol Haight. E. 2 ’Skidmore, rf • . Misses’ and H’omrn't Sites! Ledge, fourth. Time-109. 9. Myron E Hmith. cubmaster, held 01 Hammond. L.. 2 . Bush ..................... 220-Yard Dash—Onos. Hastings, their Aesjvectlve meetings at tlw Kel-j „। Hewitt. J. 2 ... Drat; Rattler, Grand Ledge, second; lugg Thomappk school Tlw new char-i G Biddle, K . 4 For the New High IFautline! Zrrbel. Hastings, third: Chrency. Char-: ter* and registration cards for their j 4th Inning. Kennedy , w . 4 loth-, fourth. Tirtie—24.6. , registered scout year were presented by ; ,w.«, to'TV % Flexible . . . Boneless 440-Yard Dash—Snytk-r. Hastings. Mr. Shafer and the regular meeting' first; Friedman. Grand Ledge, sec- time wa-s devoted to Jest passing after' AB R H 1'0 A E Rarnum, I ... nnd; Sparks. Grand Ledge, tliird; which embryonic drum corps .of the I Field, m Larfc and Floppy! . 2 0 0 2 3 5|Lanlbee. L. 2 Hanes. Grand I<edgc. fourth. Time— troop lu-ld their nrat rehearsal and; Kennedy, c * i 2 J ? a ? Cogswell. L. 3 . .. 59 6 marching Inal. Troop musical orgonlBoyes. 3b ............. * H 1 ! 1 Jacote. M.. 3 . 880-Vard Run — Cronk. Hnvtingr., zalions of this nature can be of value larchleltner. cf . ■« « ! 2 2 2 nW"''**.« > - • first; Blsliop. Hastings, second:* Kelley,. in thc character training program of Made of the rough *traw nrryAdcock, lb . . .. Only .2 2 1 7 0 0 Roberts. L. 1 -> n A A A A . . Charlotte, third. Taylor. Grand Ledge, scoutlhg if conducted properly. Gayion u wearing thia Kama I Handeen. 2b Smart ribbon trrau White fourth. Time—2:11. Bell, son of Leroy Bell, superintendent ’Thompson. 2b ... Try our No. 6711 Firm rayon-stripe bro paitrii and black Mile Run — Gardhcr, Hastings, flrat; of the school, will act as the Junior 2 Barry. N.. 1 Taylor. Grand Ledge, secqnd; Earl, leader of this group. Wednesdayeve1 I cade: soft rayon-stripe Jersey bust sec ­ •Kuhn, rf ®1 McMillan. F. 2 ... Grand Ledge, tliird; Fusler, Grand ' nlng. May 25. Mr Claud Hardw^k. diReid. If *! Adrjansan. M„ 3 . tion! 19" long? la-dgr, fourth. Time—1:52. rector of the cLnril drum und bugle •Payne. H-. If -. “ Adcock. B . 4 Relay—Grand Ledge, first; Hastings, corps in Battle Creek will be present to Tasker, p 0 j Karmes. 8.3.. . sceond; ChaHoCtr. third. conduct rehearsal. “ Bojfi. L. 4 . ... 130-Yard Higq Hurdles—Greenman. 23 10 7 15 8 10 rUd.' R.4 \ Rayon Batiste THE CHIEF SPEAKS. Charlotte, first; Cocrane, Charlotte, • 4th inning. ] doodenough. L. 1 , second; Lechleitner. Hastings, third: Wednesday evening. May 11, Mr T Passed, try Tasker. 2; by Bush, 5. stamm, N. -2 Howard. Hastings, fourth. Time—16 2. Ben Johnston, area executive, spoke at Two-bu.M* lilts, McMillan Hit by Hall. 0 .1 the Parent-Scout banquet sponsored by pitched ball, by Bush, 1 <Adcock). Brail, J. 2 Charlotte, first; Howard. Hustings and the Frecixirt p. T A., taking . as • his zsx Sculptures Passed te11*- Bow. 1. Struck out. by Snyder. W.. 2 Greenman, Charlotte, lied for second; .subject. -Scouting and lu value to lhe: the-Form! -Tasker. 5; by Bush. 6. Left on bases, I ptsiter. R. 1 . t Lechleitner. Hastings, fourth. Community." Mr. ’ Johnston congratuSecond Ward. 5; Champs, 7. Stolen j.mu s. F , 3 . 1 Broad Jump—Lechleitner, Hastings, .lated lhe group on thc flhc attendance/ bases. Larabee. Johnson. Tiiom|Mon. Row. G. 2 . .... fltM; Adam*; Hastings, second; ...... .........8|>arks. uuu piu^iutu. IO UH und program. Troop 78 on its line fine uuadSandeen. Snyder. 2; Skidmore, 'f , Ken- Townsend. G. 3 Grund Ledge, third; V.'l'.U.. C._.. ' . vanccinent and explained thc ideas and Wi Ills. Grand nedy. 2. pjeld. R. 4 Ledge, fourth. Distance—18‘. feet. ’- I! lhe Ideal,', of scouting which build bet-। Dainty .. , Hrtn I Team 1 2 3 4.5 II R E Payne. L. 3 . Pole Vault-Collins. Charlotte, first; L. boyhood.. A ... rc two act play was " ' ” [ter tine Lilis, rounds, Second Ward . 0 1 1 4 2—7 8 6 Nye. L. 1 12* long! Diaphragm boning I Loops Grand ledge, second; Charlotte, third;: presented by members of tlw tenth nB>ldi the bust I Fourth Ward 45 0 1 x—7 10 10 Skidmort-. G . 2 . Grand Ledge, fourth. grade. Readings and musical selections to pull it up. Molds with pliant grace! Elastic at sides! 100 , Batteries. Tasker and Kennedy. Bush Juh'wn. <1 ■ 2 ■ High Jum|>—Adams. Hastings, first; und scoqi demonstrations made a very 100 I ......... and Rom*. Winning pitcher, Tasker. Keller, N. 1 ' S.ittl<-r. Grand Ltdge. second; Cbeeney.' worthwhile evening •*----------Umpire, Al Brown. Scorers. Stakely Team ■ Average Charlotte, third; Rose, Hastings.1 Men’s Sleeveless and Tolhurst. ' First Ward fourth. I. AT FREEPORT. ......... 301 ----Ural IxMe* to Second. ! Third Ward . .280 J Shut Put—Allen, t Charlotte, first; । Tjie Kellogg Bird Sanctuary Was the The best game so fur in the series. Fourth Ward Cronk. w... Has­ object of n-very woDAtffu) trip by troop j .... .M2 Zerbri, Hnsting*. weond; nmnv was played ia*t Thursday night when S-cnnd Ward .... 262 tings: third: Sutter, Grand Ledge, 78 Freeport. Harold Rosenberger, scout­ fourth. Distance—44' 7". Charlie Leonard's North Side , team ----------- «**---------- ---master. Thc scouts arrived just at feed- i Pure French zephyr . . . lost to the Second Ward The North- LOCAL INDEPENDENTS :ng timeyxnd Dr. Mile.. Pirnie, director fancy stitch . . . tightly S.'.n“'u!!ra";d;m" BEAT PLAINWELL 12-9 of the reserve, gave the boys a fine talk ' woven I UV and V neck, on the habits ana and GDaractcn.sncs characteristics oi of tnc the | in white, test colon and _ _ . on ine iuious pass, two errors and a triple by Hewitt -. „ , , , , centrist*. d J various birds. The sanctuary is the brought in enough runs to give Lo- Ionia Next On Schedule— Tiie T k Hk-ii xehnni ' termination of a number of hikes takmJ: r “”pthe min's Easterners a lead whiriuhi' Fir-,t House of David Nine to Open Ward could not overcome Freddie Qnho .. day by a >to 7 score. Williams pitch- ,ununer Bishop, pitching for lhe boys from over season nere FIRST AID CLASS the river, pitched a good ball gnme but In a free-slugging match with Plain- cd for T. K and Waldeck pitched for I lacked the support that was neces- well nt Plainwell Rutxlay afternoon, sgry to win a game. Skidmore, the the. local Independent nine ranw whining pitcher, certainly pitclied through with a 12-9 win. Both teams himself out of a lot of bad spots, strik- were hitting freely.^lasting* making 17 nnd Field Day was held at Middleville Thelnn^f tll^“ ■ lug out seven men. three in thc sec- j aiifl Plainwell 12 Friday und Wixxiland emerged thcl*}!*,,^ (Thursday evening. May 19.: and after two singles In a row and Hastings took the lead 3-2 in the last winner und Middleville placed second I ’ " a wntten examination will, be I again striking out-three In the fourth first inning but Plainwell ]>ulled up ^^“.*‘8 ’»«! after Roberts had doubled even Wlh- During thc sixth. in the final totals. Hewitt of Middle-I g,'rn- Mf" 1 * “L“r^ed a d’pl<Mna ,r‘lm ' All in all. it was n good ball game, however. Hie local team turned four ville showed a real brand of running i ~UT the fielding by both teams showing a hits Into five runs and established a in the half mile to take first place, l^,*,nyLC“n ^,^2“*’ i leading the field by about forty yard*. 1 5 “ Je in first aid from the . great dcuj of Improvement and enough h ad that was not threatened during and the time was two minutes, ten ’ 8Cflul-'' oj.America. safe hits by everybody to make, it in- ’ the reM of thc game Cut for *cti«. for SET -TO PLAN SUMMER PROGRAM Roush and 2u~.;: Bump were U;.* the tzttery battery seconds. Travis of Middleville placed I - teresllng. Thc attendance of the Rc ’Jzlt a™ j • White and fast colon! gaihes- by grown-ups is increasing nnd for Hastings and Hazel and Angcletta second in the same event. Marion , '' •tnarinm. White ......___ ..... . ... !I Sktan.r of unuuerlll. took dm In th, , 'Y'""'?1"’', 8; “™‘ • Pre-shrunk I M the series' outcome is still a long tor Plainwell s, Swiss - riUxxl cotton /b m yard dash for i . girls. affiTUora r. leaders of Middleville nmt and virinltv will will leaders of Middleville vicinity *rxl rayon shirt . . . W ways from being settled the Interest Plainwell made n great effort to cu n. 50 Bever• Seven ocean peart buttmsl roomy broad­ shown by this Increased attendance Is, things in tlu- ninth and did succeed in! wyk took a ffrst for T. K. High in the meet for the purpose of making plans • Smartly tailored! cloth »hort. figured or ------- the five-run ----------- ------certainly gratifying to everyone con- ------------whittling down lead by girls’ test-ball throw and Skinner took tor the summr months. Each troop Is | asked to carry on through the sum1 ‘ triped. , two points------------------------------------------| third in the same event. Bixler took nectedJKith lhe series • What areal saviors! mer in addition to th? scouts attending ..a. .. —-Next week the thebatIndependents play a second place in the horseshoe pitchThe accompanying list gives ting averages up to and including the lonte there in the lust of the games ing McKiver took a third in the |»le summer camp. A strong outdoor pro­ game last ‘-Thursday •Thursday A good many previous to the opening of thc season vault nnd William! took third in tlw gram has been a feature of- the troop. changes have occurred in the past two herg. On Sunday. May 29. and onbroad Jump. NASHVILLE FIELD DAY weeks In that lilt. Don't confuM these Decoration Day will be two games here, In the afternoon Woodland nnd Friday. May 20. at Putnam Park.! batting averages with your fielding av- «Hh the House of David team. FuTUier Freeport met in a baseball game to deernge which appears every two week.*, announcements concerning these cide the championship for the league Nashville, the Junior Field Day for surrounding rural schools and ttaalternating with the batting averages games will be made next week. | and Woodland triumphed by a 7 to 5 Next week tiie fielding averages win — A.’trnvn-----score. Long was the winning pitcher grades of the vil&ge wilt be held Pro­ gram begins promptly at 9:00 A. M. be published including this week's u fcT,,M . . . and Preston was the losing hurler. ,.n„ Try w tap ymir bplUn, „ El?" « ““ «,?•" «« d' . „,---------------- —----- J------und scouts of troop 77. Artie A. Reid scoutmaster, will give demonstrations , .350 or ixurr .nd rour neldm, c‘‘« "'d " «' RACKET-SWINGERS of various phases of scouting in addi- walk was then continued to the home m “ h'>'" Lni"\o™‘ZkY°X>‘.^''u ---------------------COMPETE IN TOURNEY tlon to helping with lhe events. of a brother cub. Junior McMillan, a First Ward. rcguterly os an anesthetic It Li made' rAMp-^ITtv icub U ,,|Uk No H. proudly exhibited Player AB R H PO A E from sulphuric acid and alcohol. Since Junior »' nnd Senior Singles and O- . a ... R . .. . . his pct goats, including the triplet kids. Roberts, lb___ . 4 1 22 44 00 0 the middle of the Nineteenth century Doubles Matches Well - Scouts, (font forget the week-end The new city disposal plant was the Nye. If.............. camp rally for Barry county to be held next stop of interest. The use of the . 2 0 00 1 1 00 0 ether has been used as an intoxicant Keller, c....... 0 7 0 “ ‘ Camp Ben Johnston over the week piant uas explained In general Par­ Under Way . 3 0 0 7 0 0 m Ireland. The, effect Is similar to Hall, 3b .......... 0- 1 0 that ot opium. . 3 0 00 0-1 Great interest is being shown In the end May 21-22. Field Day, mystery neuter emphasis was placed upon Kelley, cf ......... 2 0 0 0 0 0 --------------- --------------------Hastings Tennis Tournament now un­ hikes, archery, swimming, treasure health protection and reduction of Goodenough, rf. . 0 2 0 0 1 1 In tiie Arkansas Ozarks Is a lone „_r ___ Safety . measures Results lo to aatc date arc are M as ,w fol-’ hunts, etc; are a few of the good gtream pollution .311001 cabin in the woods with 3.000 books der way. w I 0 0 things. Each scout should bring Ids werc practiced, and the sanctity of Reynolds, 2b 2 0 2 ............................ w Ubraer u ™v.r todM,: s,„l0, Put. ,a,nd,*le.ep1?? property ownership was stressed. The Bishop, p ... hM no .lund.nlA no rani H nmlrd n,m puhtr d,„nM In addition to the food which has been, cubs acre shown that curiosity may be Oije walks In. takes a book, signs, re- Sheldon. — e6-0. a e ,. mu.-i.__ u..—.... assigned by the scoutmaster. Special i wtuflrd better under group leader­ 6-1; Charlton defeated Twenty-four years la a long Ume—and any concern that turns-It when ready and signs again. Kuempel. 6-3. 3-6. 6-2; Don Fisher de­ church ren-lrem have been arranged for' shij,, than by the lone-wolf method grows and grows until it Is the outstanding one in lhe state, Of more dangerous, individual, explorafeated Weycrman. 6-4, 6-8. 8-3; Al Sunday morning^ must be giving satisfactory service. ■ ' TROOP 71 tlon' One h**' 6“n»e was taught, u Becker defeated Hammond. S-7, 7-6. Friday evening. May 13. T. 8. K. Reid k^^is^L^SS 6-4; Hodges defeated Brozak, 6-0._6-2; in a preliminary elimination match scoutmaster of troop 71 and two scouts., 1 forged steadily ahead until II is lhe largest and strongest Kennedy defeated Allen 8-1, 6-4; and or Vernon Wininser ami Flovd Woodard nrcl “c5 aud ’team work pay in the his Uoop furnhlusr th, onttrUln-1 Ind"*rAm^r .mohnt^r'oU^' 1 "T farm mutual fire Insnyance cohipany in Michigan. in the first-round match. Kennedy de­ feated Burroughs Or 4. 3-6, 6-3. m.nt torOornnTtraUoA the r T A ot ot th, XI Blsr nd ’ ”"allcr ontoqnt ot play penatTiie prompt and satisfactory manner In which we lake achAd. In tho flrat match of the second1 round. Dwight Fisher beat Payne. . broad and, liberal poller, are factors in making thia earnl^nior doubles: Fisher-Fisher de­ feated Merrick-Putnam', Burroughs- , Our ‘'Blanket Polley" coven all farm personal under one Weyennun defeated Logan-Brozak, Item. 8-6. 6-1; Sheldon-Payne defeated Icoa elastic hosiery, abdominal supports Becker-Hodges, 6-0. 5-7. 6-4. CUB PACK NO. 9. CAMP FIRE ACTIVITIES. and many other corrective appllyocea u Junior singles: Angell defeated Variety was lhe keynote of the last1 At our meeting, May 7. eteven mem­ Corkins. 6-3, 6-1; Irma Bush defeated meeting of this pack. This variety was I tees of the Netoppew Camp Fire group study and practical tiperlenca herr to Margaret Erway. 8-3. 6-1; Irene Jones carefully planned and was kept under and three visitors were present, y/e 302 EAST STATE ROAD defeated Virginia Boyes. 12-10, 6-2; active leadership. The group walk hive had no unexcused absences since Alice Hackney defeated George Dewey, started from the Presbyterian church we put the tew regarding that Into PHONE 3552 HASTINGS, MICH. and continual to the fair grounds. effect. After our business meeting we Junior doubles: Crothers-Angel) de ­ Here, lhe cute, perched in the an ­ enjoyed a musical program which wm Ike Preuriptioa Dntj Sim feated Leonard-Corkins, 6-4, 6-4; nouncers' tower, listened to two letters prepared by Betty McMillen. Plano B. A. I.yBarker, Proprietor Bush-Heamey defeated Westerlind- received from Korea. Leon Van Dalsen solos were played by Gertrude Fin­ Hastings, Mich. Gladstone. 10-8, 8.2; Erway-Hackney had a fine cub letter from Kim Do- strom. Betty Sigler. Isabel Sage and defeated Jones-Boyes. B-6, 8-4. Kyoo, a student, and the cubmaster Dorothy Roush. Leone Leorikrd and W. V. BUBBAS, masul naa an excellent had exceneni one from irom Mr. L. u W. w. Jeanne Newton ncwion sang for tor us and ana MarMar­ i Exclusive Akron Truss Fitter 81. Louis. Mo., ts to have an insect Chang, principal of lhe Bln Byung.cte Ironside entertained us with her! Academy, Syen Chun, Korea. The ■ harmonica. .Second Ward. FOURTH WARD NINE AB R BEATS EAST-SIDERS Player McMillan, m . lain. ■>ing and HASTINGS TRACKMEN WIN TRIANGULAR MEET £3 SPECIAL 200 SPECIA Lovely Silk ; CREJPlfi DRESSE DRESSES Lingerie *1.49 Boy Scout NeittS J, Joyd Timrrclt and fcGlocklln n, rJHomrr Fred I’Otiter John.' Hasting* iter Keech and 3rd nk Hoontnd O. A. artcr and i. Judson er; Maple and Matnrl Burdo le. Erne.--' id. Gerald Thornaprorgc AdIbeck and ngs. qrrey ear*, dirtl his abler. If. .Mill St.. h» Mster the Wall- Burial in 4ll 30^00 Combination! HATS 9SC AN IMAGINE!!! Brassiere Bayou Elastic STEP-INS •nljr 4»« a 9 98c SLIPOVERS 49c Woodland Victor in .E.A.A. Track Meet «1.9S ‘“LSTTa a Silk Lined Crepe Ties »XiSSSSX-! Shantung Broadcloth SHIRTS Penney’s Double Value! SHIRTS and SHORTS 98c Ceibykate J.C.PENNEY CO.,Inc. 116-118 East State St. HASTINGS, MICH. BANNER WANT ADVS BRING RESULTS Twenty-Four Years of Satisfactory Service Trusses—Surgical Belts— Abdominal Supports Correctly Fitted uo srs.’s.:. wh°.n '"■* । E. J. DEMARAY State Mutual Roddod Fire Insurance Co. �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAY It, 1912 FAOt Form Tl*«'U/1.»;nac Rannssf* ,lead we Vfl been «0,n« fthead w fal{ 1 ne Mailings oa ri^ lulur< u morlgMed for an(j Opinions; \\ Il dt OtherS 0(1} This and That Backward .Glances: ■ years to come. Il is entirely probable nn s/Tsf C... When Banquet Tables Groaned ' that many of these roads will be worn. Menus of Colonial Days. out and In the discard long before the . T... .. . . . COOK BROS.. Milan. Bounteous Variety. 'generations to come will have com- OUR poST ORADUATE COURSE TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. •Hoapit’alily Plus. BIVKXTY-BBVKKni YF.AK j plcted payments on -them Wc qre not. UnderaeaUl M1j thc so-called ecoEdward Michael. son of Will Michael -|h. '■ ',tKu^,1 HmiimZ 1 aU<mptIn,r 10 argu< ,-ha’ ak“l,ul Iur" notnlc explanations of the depn-.-sl-m When the banquet - table groaned Sunday with his bride, a Goshen. In-1 irvXa /!••««a.ti.r Ither improvement in our road systems, ties a more fundamental reason Th«- with good things tn tiie time of George ' -----1 u , 7'---- iGood roads are necessary but we must h'‘™n race Is,not m C«W>hRed that -Washington. It meant r-omcthing be-.'diana girl, and spent tho day with his ,k*m fcr M»it, t‘»ui>»iJ; . . , , , it can ran stand uninterrupted prosperity prosperity. a quick trip to the grocery store, ' aunts. Misses Nonna -and Helen Mich-. xi'xty. ose Vraa - »:oo build more slowly. Provisions that <n- Only # fcW prosperous years, are sides , Mr Michael now has lhe position a hurried dash U; the corner delt­ ael.solicitor »j<.rr.- • so rra» r*«furti«» ; abie communities to bond lhe future enough to turn our head- W«- gr-.u < v::' i or fbr an electrical coni|>any eatess’en. It meant that from one cn l of ! n thirty, forty and even fifty years, pensive, speculative, conceited Wc lx--1, in Goslx-n. ' ii---------i ,01 the colonies (o the.other, the house­ Lynn Brown of M A C. spent, Sun-: ‘‘■io ;ahead must be eliminated. Roads Kin |T to ulk " '*■ .bout tl» 'now rr., ‘. Wtl bold h.,l been pteturtni tor lhe even'. day with his parents. He was • ucepm-; a should be built out of current revenue eontnttilble «««• on U.nry- tor dW« or tmtaibl, .„k* Konnk .n.i panlsd by fir. Tweedie of PortlAqd. IS HAHHV ■ :un flUr l“th"; -.* drntktnit .ere ninons the mo*i kretbr ' .-5°' (Any oilier system invariably results m • ■Ju»t .bred the time out relt-.-. and Daniel DenUnyl ot Hol-1 ,H,,hrt MM bt.tfa, |«M. The Oregon ’ |Jft„ ’ excesses. The practice of borrowing H .1 tu IU«l»,t l»tnL «,me >,-re. j ., „t.nUns. irernreuu. prerenln, land. Sujd Keyworth. Ja- McKnlght. Jas.; round. * from the futurj to finantt luxuries tor rre.i.r lh»u ourrehe* tone, .tons »nd „„ on lhe r..RKlf>N R Mason and Will Chaw enjoyed J: knocks us tint, .. •-"’’'■the present u a habit-forming Evil, NOW. little tan. he there: K ,.<* I f'" «wk of trout fUhteg on tiie .Jordanj . agauiil which we shuuld - protect cur- -until >ou .re hot quit. roekt I --»»«»< ht™-« » 'river in lhe northern |>art of tiie state1 ------ were 'Imported from foreign BujXBtu*!' compel u. I,, mink. ''** lmt«,rt.d turn torewn ' the ^t Ueek The party are accredlterl' , chores sugar. mnla~«s. tea.coffee, and wuh a catch 75 unrt ovvr o( [lw. th* ?rtirr our past graduatc'coi. .M. revahi4^^J^ “^Mnw^|y had^^ly of .SH.< kil d twmutte* und had a fine out-'j We re-examine our alms. Wc revalues ------ , ---------PARENTAL ISMS. , nut nmbmntH. ./ ,rd!.««,r mr Mr.,I •«'"'« In rnnrocnns i.louhle UW,. ., „ „„ , , ' No class*o(. people Is so-bycr-udvLcd ' UnlBss insttiiin.-oiM go down like un- ! 'l,,d ,n «*!VMing way-> and means ol prejj poyie had a«i Mrr nlJl and, Mrs (* . today as jiarenth. • • , s.-auid steps shtps'in'a ’in’a storm. »torin. Strong-imtitu Strong tnstitu- ccrying FY*nB pernnaoic perishable nxxi.-i. ioixl- That »nai mth- H||llC41 uc»ta t4 Sunday her brollier brother and und wife.! wife.; bd„Id thpir !».“ !J bounteously ........................ ...................... - Ii . ’ New culls and inns have sprung up; -----uons ...re,, throw „„, overttourd their <w»'t!? exec, '““ “les were supplied ini ..................... Mr lllK1 j,lr^ Q A c'outehlc of Mus* P-'ychulogy. psycho-analv.is intebi-( ballast, take their bearings fn-slt und Tu<’ ot al*- w ‘•jddenced in more than: g(.gOn . - | *' -on* i**lf-£xpr.4Mun and’otli-r couat:.'^0 forward. • . "’’c *blf* co,nc <town' Kenith McIntyre was Maine from . am* . .f ixpr^iun and <hh.r equal.. different after stich a hrough the decade Ann Arbor over the wrek/end He waa n‘ theotcheal thmgs are discussed with time ufttrite—in government, . m .burl-j ---------_ j.__ ----------------- .... -----------One table in Philadelphia, according accompanied by a college friend. Rayl1 All ‘ intense seriousness in magartnra; old ne*e. in cducatinn, . ! to a writer of the times, had at one sit- Finnic of Paducah. Ky. No regrets ever follow the purchase of a Kuppenheimer suit FSsr ii generation the emphasi.- ini tine. "Turkey.', duck hams, chicken. Mr and Mrs. Roy Downs and da ugh- j j.'. methods that survived tiie test of umc lx ef. pig. tarts, creams custards, jel-ter Dorothy and Mr and Mrs Edward j have been scrapped with worn: disci­ American education has been largely j Iles, foob, trifles, trlflnx. floating floatingislands. Islands.i Duwnii Mwnt week tn Ann Ar-1 Ar-I on traiplng men to make a living. We -lies, fools, । Downs spent thethc week endend in pline Is iwse because it dwarfs the soul' were in a period oi great material ex- sweetmeats of ‘twenty sorts, whlp;w:l I bor. ... of- the theories. often pansion The insistent .demand arts tor. slllibubs. fruit!- r.ildns. iitevmds.' pears.' Mr. and Mrs H. G- Hayes drove tn; ... child; ------- diyerw . contradictory, have been advanced to „.cn men rapublicapable ot of handling the ever eve. in-' ... and iieaches. with the usual • nct-om- Ann Ar.bor Sunday ‘taking with them pamment' of beer, porter, punch, arid 1 their daughter. Mu. Gertrude and her! ••r.-asing activities of, modern. Ide. completely confure thc uuiue This tin-' creasing activities Of, modern, life. sorority sister, Miss Luclllf- Whitney, of ns ,f if »• that period ... of rum. ' haimy state of affairs can fxMidbly be Today "It seems •""" »« ”■* »wi.v» expansion were. finished. at least' for Since flic earliest days in America/ Uleieland. Ohio, wno had spending the BACK TO GENESIS AGAIN , attributed to science and Invention, a whik- The problem Is not how tn » jia(j been nccwsai^ for hou.v-whej;wrrk end-here.’Thorn Brown, a U oti While we earthlings are worry im: especially Invention. For the wide-; produce more but how to distribute to experiment wltivncw und strange-M- student. from Grand Rapids ateu: about our puny economic problem.-, I..., r 1. e.... . . . .1 ........ e . . . . .. < I,,, r.rl W-I V I* 9 sprgad ure of the modem safety razor i better; not how to double our activity f<xxl». orsainaU.ig reeijx-s. partly bpr- i rcturnid ’with them, events of breath-taking magnitude are rowed 1rom tin- Indians, resulting in , has thrown the old-fashtoned straight-1i but fiow best to employ our leisure taking place out to the great .•p.ic< • Some <il u> have lx«n n--rradin-z TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. j <dge into disr-ard. and with the!(Thoreau. He lived a very-rich and lull -Mime of the dishex wc have totlay. j beyond all solar aj‘»tems. if w. may be­ straight-edge went -the razor* strop; ‘ Pumpkin., and .-quashe- w?re- native! Mtns Agms ouppK .,. „„ u ,..Mr* a,„ ,Roy VI/, Supple? und i life, in thc little cabin which he erect- vegetables .... .. and grew wild. Indian corn,; S|utmlrv lp|,j1v .,stunt Hnt Saturday Saturday 1A ia Grand Grund Rap-! Ran-' lieve observatiojui mafic ’recently by । likewise gas and electric Move.vhavc tjl-,• cd with his own hands on the shores ix.ixtex-s. poUlces, and certain fruits were new;m< new ■ ut? ■ noted .-WicntiRttj. . |of Wted. n Pond His total exjxn. i * to the colonixU. They f-rr. often :;g;dc made n:Lmis-i’ Mrs 5jrs James jSKie3 Townsend towr^em". and and Vlffiiriia'i Virginia ■ ready replaced the old wood ranges, j - Two- nebulae in outer space, w it i ., , , , encountering somethingiTroxel visited relatives in Vermontvill**' and thc old-time woodshCd lias be­ S.ixtv dollars. He trotell.-n witlelv. ;r< ic.-l n ,w,..mw/ Tn .i.i tdata !....« ■•« a,....—txx tip--. ,Kn..iI p ut... . travelled widely. jn •i.A th,- au eariv in America (,j ;n(1[ ww.g seems, hive been detected In thc act *'* ............... ,d‘d know,what to do with eflee. Mna cUady»Ste«m of txmvll was the, of rushing away from us at tlir prodig- 'come an unm-ccsjiary appendix to Un -, hr says, - in Concord." household. So deprived <4 these Wjc have been re-readms EmeCMjn ■ l31M’i,as na3’. a al">.. inrm wnuic d !.nmew K,lk‘d U "'m * h0,‘‘ in waicr.i *au'r igu<-st of her parents. Mr and Mr.- Bu.-F lous velocity ot is.OOG miles per sec- modern J eating the the beans. beans. Tea. Tea. tor tor many many years' year* sir.M>n. Sunday, x two time-tried sources of • discipline. The AiheilCHXi Scholar, -jhat grand caimn end. This gives credence to the hyplea for men of Inner resource, - men1-took ■- precedence ... • over ----cntfi-e i. Mr. ami Mr.* Elite Lake ot COtUilanpothraU advanced by some, that the -, 1;bme new substitute had to be found, ij.nujx’nar to circtfmiidhce. clothed’ in Pmnpkim*. or i»toptate as they w™*tinr came Tucmiuv (or a vi.*>l with the.' And whj-n it cornea id finding.new: named, became a t.iplf article of dirt. |Wr,.nf.v ttnd Mls M H i entire nnlrerse fs something like a Jsubatitutes. the resulting products are| ' True education consists no: so much und were dried tor winter u^*. Bread ; Otlrt()ll, anil uhrr native.-. • huge, expanding snap-bubble. In fact,;’ j limited in variety only by th<- extent-of in teiiehm# men hdwrtn do and puddings ,u>d Mr-., v.'uu c. Burkholder nnd Mr . . Pancake.*, ptes .... -...* ..................... were •■•••• mr. anti-Mr--, e-c!er(jHU> tell lift Hutt of the hundred-‘; >" to ut- made from pumpkin* until the early i .,<>*< UWj «lr u<iu t.-.ri oor.t of-sirrhna, Uli* I ‘ human ingenuity, a quality that- us-erts: as m helping them toVarn >ur alniu——— •———■ —i • •• - ■ .-•onu’hinc We an- grateful fi **~oTnebulae bt-yojid the Milky W'ay. noli RMes’-’ 01 «hd Mi». s, H.| itself irf truly astounding forms. But maters that they helped to equip u-j another. Th. y liked, however, “itijun one; is apparently jipproaeiiing us; that j the torrents of advice and tlicories ar-' with spiritual ustennnee tor such a1 bread b,.k<d from vcllow InduyL-Oom Mr- Chewier Messer wn» called 1/ the further out we go. the. higher u : bound to JX..SS if given time, so patents period a. this We are permad.-d that|nu-al. and tto-y liked tto- aucrotartt. '.'Brooklyn; Mondav. by thc dangerous! thc speed of recession. Whether or not' nothing is more important than to ki. p. mixture made by lite Indians from. .nfi,-.- of tor Msti-r Mr< Wellman 1 the clastic lim|t of tlw great "bubble";-'.should take courage. Also if this "re- the-- eollrge.s and ftniversit:.-- strong !i*-nn-. |»a... emp and pumpkins boiled-. Mte.-?-.*, Marguerite Hetm.iiumcrg.-r' ” “ lasts longer, ,UI em b..nd i>» .nn,/ nnl.i1 pre.-ston“ ,m“much n “’.""'i *' we may serene and secure. They are the leav< r. j1( r • ;, r-,w.v < i sr>.a ki.h.u 1 ’ ’ | ,«.* dnnpp,w in on* ciwrniou, bup: ° r* utn * 0 * " range which must leiivi-n the whole lump ! I7.tat-.H-s. although native to Aim-ri- ijjj,. ov,'.r Sunday M mu *« be . ,ue.<w for eonWin,., “<, “ ’t*’”' , , Into tin- re-'.lesA. -groping.. moss "f! <a. Itatl to-en rnre to New Englander* American life. !to.y must pour tli'-i: • aim were probably the sweet variety, ax and Mrs. Ford of Urbanlta„„ ,am. ,»,.d Uirawnm di !*« steadying stream of men au.l women thiy were in A*...late-as 17»3,'dale ... tlw south. - -- ’--- ----. u.rii- .nr- hi.*, ci, rxr»- Wl-* r* eonund <h.< <>» IM umtaMl.1™™*" who know what is worth while, truly | i fanner in N< - .t.ngluiM boa.-i d that; j jf Munroe of Kitlumnhio and; attain educated men and women — Bruce B.ir- lie had raised eight b-.i-iwls of potatoes Mc.. Orla Roush of Grand Rapid* are! ago mu! that the nebulae in con.*.--; NEW VALUE SUITS tun in the Comelhan, in one crop, n, enormous amount B ! gm-,ts of Mrs. Cornelius Manni thb, quence are racing away from ux and' A PARADOX. wits thought thjrt horw-s and cattle from fine another. But other equally , would <:!•• n tl-A at*.’ them, so they ; From time to time we’ve felt entirely learned doctor:, maintain that thc uni­ justified in criticizing the 'general run : buinr-d lhc'*unmy>>Hr the sprlne. .THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. verse' has always tfccn the ®unr rire: !, j Hmkieixrrif> or blueberries, bbickoi movies being foisted un thc public; ........................... ............ T»f Hast mgs Muucul club told ;■ ■ that it only seems to expand because all'.'in • the name- of amusement. But.per-i !-a;l<i, but smpioiut under culuvallom JJkular merlhig at the usuJI place .in-J Other handcrafted wit, S35 to $50 things in :t <ours«lves included) are ,1 hupn-we are wrong. Orchards genero.i-iv flowered and bore !im 'r Tuesday evening. May . 13. 'Dr . really shrinking. In which case lhe . Judging from tlw- uncnthusia.-tic .-feint. Peaw and quince were plentiful.' program war. well rendered: O V l. Y they tchy Franc j tragedy of.the human’ race will be IteLimanm-r tn whk'h\roductlons of mil-j Apple-*, especially Ln .New Eijglgftd. Were ■ Piano duct—Carrie AndriL,. v,-.., ... |Mrt ot every ftii'al. One encountered Lftnlni.d; vocal .solo. France.- Burch;! fit!fill, ihw duty ■ t'l ' ultimate reduction to zero . Then, too.l ' ytanding merit nre rereived’Un-rc may' iUppte-slump; apple-most-, apple-crow-; Piano Milo. Shirley -crook; piiino duct.I some • theoralors ‘ claim that the uni-f! ci'cn/j/diy and. triual . : lx- some Justification for thc low csti-. •dy. apple tart-. tne&UappIe pies, puff Margery Kcablex and Mrs.-McCoy; H. ' verse ha» itlway.* tx-cn expanded, that I,■ mate that Hollywood directors and: j apple pit.'. So n to easy to xer that tin-’ M c Herald* Una Dennis: vocal «<’.» ' mailers tcil! fulfill . stars have been shining for billions of-i jccnarlo writers luvt- ol thc i>ub!lc".<‘ • New Englander-' reputation fur having; Hazel Burtts; piano solo--Edith Dim-; them un great oc- ■ bard. years arid will continue to du so for,i dramatic taste. When tlw usual tn-, (•a.Mons?^— K ing Bert Lichiy hap been appointed car*; <t)m» free to tramp ; an-early date billiotw of year* mote. This preml*-.1I angular sex plots, tfw^fo-callcd "social] •very N< w England rier on rural route number two to stirhowever, is scrit.usly doubled by otl»et.s|(dramas" glorifying prostitutes, sordid' ct-'-it Grant Hendershott, resigned, and; \who claim that this exjNinding universe' A- lite-re were no hermetically M-afc-d’'*111 cwtum-nce work tomorrow morn-.; ; jxdin- co-.ul stoti<->. and tlw like xh-«-.-. ’ar.-. jm.M-rvca. picklr'., marmalade.-. ln» Sam Gnrrteon has tx-en npjK.intcd; i* only n few pnliry thousand million ' night after night before parkivl |uxij*-cimdlid fruits and flowers were made 4■-./.'•b’ditilte carrier. . years old. But i«>«lb!y’ tin- crowning 'while a really^criaus attempt ni worth-! • rich, .......that - .... .. qnuid — G Holbrook visiting her Ms-j a they not »!-.». Sftotl, auu imd , glory is thc x^-rtion by one learned!i ,while dnimw results in financial' to. kipt tn -i -torli- crock, ite lop tird w- Mr*- Ra,e1’- >n Laton Rupitls last’ num thc sun and stars may derive their' ii.wn.wilh cloth ur. paper.. x '7,^ .. i producer a_ud. theater-owner ah.k>\ film.] intense energy from nothing! '“'S’,\ «**-”•• bum which hl- suppo magnates pcrhaf>r. should lie excused Evidently thtxe aim have xteadf,vtly for adopting a cynical attitude towaruj strayed many u-nn, ' ’ city. . . . i‘I'tiurercontainud photos uf refused to doubt the scientific accuracy o!j| comrade.-. Mr amf Mrs. C*-otk<* Den-.low w»i NEWS GLEANINGS. ■ their resjxxvibillty to Hie public. FarJ ■ucp thing,( »• for jin-.M-rvution. tlu* h*'v attended ' of the first chapter of Genesis may not itwo cbnscculfte Sundays, film. »ro! b-are next Monday for N-w York City, FIFTY FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY und schoolmate* win - The Thames River is London's i lm r-oolcst places bring/*the cellar, th*- from which place they will sail for Fair-; Mr. Geer found on Sunday his buggy -pritig-liiAiMor the bottom Of wvl!.i shown here of such unquestioned nv n-; source nt water supply, furnishing the: that g. i- .-.nih .ii ...from nut Mrri-ia some' ..... .... fir.h and game '.ope Wednesday, on the St Louis. The/ .» . ■>»<■ .,,„ ,h,. city with lfifi.000.0W gallons a day. j will te wiM-.rral njimth। time .-dma . hid in a brush pile near ii-af in strong ■Me .1,b.„..u.r-.1nd th,;. Pr,*,!>., „„„ wtk, Walter Opix-nheimcr of Huitol-i. Neu Irving ,-itatlnn. Why-it wa.-t tak.'n r.t tier whd it jias. Shu* said, ivrmber v >■ busiest month A ->uncy made to obtain the annual b iy. don t you rccu| yuirr' OwnWill. . ‘ktlling tun-." York-was tn lhe city Saturday on-how it enmv to be !< ft there uiwi line, rTl,itt!.i..i? Why that • , -.i-r.-e rnnimcnt Great aciing ».«-■ com-’ gross sales ficr scat in eleven types of Ul'' your Uriel* btwincw. . it has .vs long I'scaficd 'ibf-nntion is all • ’ blned With scenarios of ri al dramatic, rating n'at-rs shown! the drug store O*<'« Mrs. Wm. M. Doud ami daughter ‘.my-ren dt r. me', their fate in ; chair i.-i worth SI, 421, or double that nat<*>, wlio uilb his brother built th-.-' ■——XiQ TO JT! f worth. And A iw-eting. rather vJxmly nttcid-d ly morning, .— that the Rachael’of Pasadena. California. ut< •of otlicr type’s. Amor.;: the vUilmg Mrs C W Alien I/ '- '1 ■> court I; u ■>-. on Satur- Ford hotel arid Opera house which Mill Mr < Carrie Inkh- <>i r.it-.-r-on. j,*rw : day Ztening ’.<• muk-- ;<ria:i'; tn-nt -. tor Muncli on lhe --.it*.- wlirrc Banker buiit in^ui-:* were made some -light taken swh-ltx The Chamm FJy.MM.* in Paris, with a ,,!lk tile li.»t house in il'iMings Hi- ua. :&n ot in the |ecini-s in'the different Jel . X whodias been vi.-.|tlng to r ..u- “ Centennial cek-brdilon of tlw cnmiir: aupertetehdent ui thc finishing depart­ tilth «>f 350 fri t, is regarded as. the •*’’ Un* ouL-.fandin bcuui in cvtdiMme Is; were n»I- •<-r. Mrs. Wm. Wood, returnid to her fourth of July, and a rommlUtt' con* ment at the Si>aldiug Manufacturing jdyst street in the world . . - ; ;*a viid-ehvr.M- and piekted pigs' temie l.i*t •Saturday ? :■ •*. .................... I • l*;°0>P4$khnB lit i itnedy: and the y tried-oyt lard and made '.al-. Mr Ida Meyers < On. i man Ba)l-v und Geor::- M. Amh-.^ot time of the big lite in IBHfi. wiiith nearl will tnakf visiting friend,; tn thi anrth’r vmpty Itorro- P .dilated — I wfcre apixrinteil to i/.ihat' .Mib.-cidptron d'-hlroyed the u.t irn-, .-.-rtioii of HuMatiy latnliii I sweetening from collegt-. ft* examples urr .exceptions, p Uoc’.t- Henry wii.-* -----com FpR'TY YEARS AGO TODAY . I g« the !;<-$-«.-..^ry expends ertlm.itci., tuu.- - • Your wit maple »ug, i?-;.-. although dal and in•I,*.,.. .... vid,.,, 'itrvn-.ui •it- ’’W ,,,d '■> r,'l’',r! at an ad“‘‘ri chtel.nl thf- 11H- dnsirtaiway* had -jwtrf nl sound tn air is i 12'1 Ut •may be un* tar comparr,. nnd. OJ — .... . . J. .. __ .' . . ‘।i Wihist lea tn Wc think think In in jiLstica to the the n-onle peopl'.- tl-..-. the. w-»n the stair rh.impl'.: tflip bell thl-f. dan: Each day ISO breakfast % hinche- and j cov«-red with blu p.ijx i. wtnrh :nci* ,1 h.-ni! should .-'op bull playing pu th-1 !ll,"'s on their wedding tnfttf'are -itrsed to the officials, o<-nti,v wa- carefully kept, arid soaked Jmjtrt hMt-* Miuare and tiv- marxhal "rate : vante and 'attendants tornuHfl the; Indigo which h.-'l Thin uajn *| should cerTinilTy" pndfibil all'ban plfc>* muting'h» brotlM-r y.i*. retinue Jn Buckingham I’Jluce. < usually i« , ing on B!n|r •««,».. i< <*n- eight the pub’. ■ I danger. Ui p Brasil and ue«<t> Handing mnn- than lately few caumv • lun'm-my involving in *>r-v than use* l.°0 feet and 10 inclw-s high <at vacant lota in Salem. unite m wishing iunwlf und bride Ini ; u indnw* ula.vs t greater cpportun .HContL. thcK-b, wirintm •" li._- pnittlce. n.u-t I.- n.i or tlx Ucc ruy mil tuo,,, «ii u.a *,, , w. ... championship Henry Ford <10 It »nd /nd u bljl. tlw fwlulirt ..I ih, d.nirtsc «u<« J has been setting nut a v>v <>f Centra- l-irec man and . had a Amu: i iiuhvito- i mid mu;i>-.* in front of his residence on jx-rMuiali'y. but, wax v.rll commanding -Al/, m Wcud.rl.Uil - nr lunrd »,• ’'“f "''"-'‘dr -----Sunday. ih, CI,in.... UreouM- ihr tolr »i- ' . ,L <rn‘ n‘" Grren rtrci 1. | firemen as lie had a s*-nM* of humor that vious lei Daniel Sinker started tori tribute* th.- t«iwrr of sp-.ch to ampuh If a man hitcher, rr-tvirv* to your made him jegmlar When tln-y won the c -< e. that while th-people Of h ’ t Omaha Friday to attend the ilnd thereby "mudu the human race' ! memorial shade trees rcmrmtx-r tha' final rare he niade a cage which lie Eton's time did fiot lure thc Meiltodi-: r-mrentlop. liiMl Dfx said. "shOQj him down j fa-stwicd on thr h'r*M> cart anti on their which are uf«-d to day. they Dr. arid Mrs S M Fowler an- enter- Governor I The txrin .'. elevators in thc Empire^ pn thc spot. ” i return home hv would stop at riitterrnt kun had -----mnr<- — than enough to----take talnlng । e-xL-dn. Mr. Dickerson, of (Stair; Bui\lini- in New York could take ----------------R<-member the meeting of t!w -LadteV ‘ farm houses and buy a register and ... ------------Shelby, Ohio. ja pa.4M.-m.er trom thc first to thc eight!- t^ie o( thvir apatite Snctety at the rci-ideticc at Mrs John'whin they got buck to IlartingA he had ■- By order, of the executive committee I1 th ficK-r in hxs than a minute, if It--------------- a - --------------dun tiwihv taming many thousand., |M. Nevins on Friday nftentoon. T<: —" ■* “ “ (the M-rohd qiurtcriy meeting of thc b Ed SkM and'-Diitqir Wilmont nf »or perltap.- several millions' of dol­ To the list oi 100 cold Jobs around the; . A.'..: ,:.. X •B C p.. G Will be held with Balllmoic, six o'clock. Don’t fail to be there. fthe wcond ward were members of this lars of; public fax money to be spent house which may.offer employment tot r!M" grange in lheir hall on Friday, May MUSIC IN SOLFTUbE. famoui running team and Ed. Sent;: for no purp.se each jewt. thc cut of work we 3rould add three; Tiie nnrtowcst house in Boston i>» on 27. line, commencing-at ten o'clock A’. I has i. large photograph of [he runniu t more, namely, looking for lust collar I■ Slate St It mca.-un-.* 5 feet in width: In Ulis’ valley far apdJondy M Following is thc program fur thc buttons, washing the cat and saying|and u l'1'0 'tcr!cs lu<h uhlch wa' ,a^rn ln >»«ani’ b>vciBints sang only. < . • afternoon: Addieas ot welcome—Balti­ j a ROAD DEFICITS. “ . . . - -. And .the brook. more grange; resjojnsc—C H. Stone ERNEST WURST WRITES I Henrv Ford of Hastings was bom . During the-seven years from IU23 to "nd" to saJeamen.—Oluo State Journal..(। Thc DeWitt Clinton High school in Arid the rain ujion thc irate«: , music—Baltimore choir; Quest’am*— $ New York City, with ap Enrollment cf As Gicsr Jones had many montlts uf; lbe ?1VJ*,5ar and Jun'? 3®* And all night long beneath'Ute caves 'Sitall wc „x- piuw uu, ■ orchards? If M .1030 itlic last year, for which complete plow our so A acienllst says I’, is-the lower i»rt ; about 10.000 students is the largest • While with -oft breathing .-’epi tiu- ho-*wa* 14,11 t0 rMl ln t,,e Ha.'-often nnd what crops shall we leisure since the depression began and 1910 figures are available;, the deficits in of the face, not the eyes, put gives ;*«>«»« school in thc United StUtes lime was ccnddercd pl no value, he de* I on «w.1F?1rd rural highway, exjienditurcs throughout Durkee; song—The Sword of Bunker elded to crawl up in the old garret and' , tk, the chapel. His away one's thoughts. Especially when; ouKnr the last fiscal year B7.139 the' country have been accumulating onc he could find relics or curios,^ u^‘°2r,can Pta«nl-V *-l«i • • aliens were admitted to the United Made music like‘tiie murniurihg *eas: Hill"—E Barnard; Papers—C. Luther. From liehened wall, from many a leafy M Ormsbce. and M. Rice; Recitations which were his playthings in his boy-ilrwn. M'*7 uh!c** connects -Bait.t! J States and 107376 departed. Gazette —Cora Mack. AlUe Granger. N. Staw- hood day' when he used to spend hUiCre$,t alld Grand IDiPW*. Huns of dollars anaually. This H pure , While crime costs America 110.001­ The chipmunk sounded stoll hi* tiny ton. O Newland und others, music— idle hours making windmills or whltr] >' --------------- 1 " 1 deficit in addition to gas Ux. weight' A Chinese..... statesman wuerta Rut ' 000.000. but g2»OfiOO,OOC goes for eduriUters Boyd. K. Bristol. G. Brainard. tlrng one jumping Jacks back of the old An African, explorer says that he tax. property tax. and Federal aid ap- American development of China would1 cation. Ttiroush tiie Warm day boomed low' 8. Warner and other*; Question for sawmill. Oscar likes to talk about old once came across a tribe of people propria lions in ot Mr v-ortU the coun- prevent monopoly and exploitattan. I. —------, the drenteg flies.discussion furnished by A Parker and times and old relies appeal to him as whose faces wore a peculiar, hunted try a* * whole lias nut been paying Just as R lias ir. the United Stated — i Enforcement of the Federal F.irc And the hug.* mr.untate slteuk followed by D Warner, C. Mack. A he tintl* there t* a market tor them look and whose speech was in the lotm tnc American ।(rooa Food naw Law costs the Amcrtcan public With lhe organ of thc skies—Richardi Luther — ... w and C. Bristol; selections—*»«*Sis* right here tn Hastings Imagine his of whistles Escaped reftrees, probably, for roads out of current revenues. In- San Diego Union. >2’ 1 eeni jWauon Gilder, ui -Complete BoelEi." (ter» Woodmansee, E.’ Bristol, Durfee surprise when he uncovered an old al- j —Fusing Show. i.but cent per per erpfts capita per jeer. year. Bits of Yesterday EXPECT MORE PAY LESS £ T t These suits are* and we weigh our words.when we say it / the finest suits ever offered at such a low price. You can’t compare the value with any other offered today or years ago. The beauty and dura­ bility of the materials and excellenceofworkmanshiparethesame that you paid more for and will pay more for if you make any selection exqept Quality by Kuppenheimer. .© KUPPENHEIMER * 4 A Quotation "The Store for Dad & Lad" QUALITY by KUPPEKHEIMER t H'ay of Our World 1 Z Pungent Paragraphs 1'rom Our Scra/> Book Old Album Recalls _________ E-urlv uuri DdVs j Here litre ngme O1 ettCh runn,.r M A �T11EJM8TINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY IB, 1932 * WHO'S RESPOND BEE » MPDRTANT HASTINGS ATTORNEY TO TRY INTERESTING 0A8E IN ALLEGAN CIRCUIT COURT MAN KILLED BY LIMB FROM A SHADE TREE Must Owner of Lol Where Tree • Stood Pay Damages? That's the Question In the Case 9 limbs. which eventually fell, extended on his lot to save somebody from pos­ over the highway and Interfered with sible Injury from a tree on hi* lot In the wires of the company in the hlgh- case of a severe windstorm? It can be seen there are interesting Hie plaintiff claims that the two ।paints in this case. Tire decision will ixlimbs that fell causing lhe Injury to ।awaited with Interest by municipali­ Charles White were rotten pnd d?ad Ities as well a* Individuals. and had no -foliogo- The defendant claims that these two limbn were fully APRIL REPORT OF BARRY leaved out and showed no evidence ol COUNTY NO. 2 D. H. I. A. deesy, but appeared to be good, sound, living limbs. An examination of the tree after the accident showed that the Eleven Grade und Regtetered two limbs wiilch fell during the wind­ storm to iiave been fairly solid: but Holsteins Owned By Fred Mil­ tiwre was some evidence of decay ott ler Averaged 37 Lbs.'K—F. thc inside of these limbs, which was Sixty-roven cow*, five of whkii wennot visible from Uw outside. dry. were tested during April Six of The plaintiff claims that the defend­ thu number, each, produced over 50 ant knew of lhe condition of lhe tree, sui it hnd existed for some tune, that It IJ50 lbs. of milk was visible, that lie had been warned ol Tlw average production was 780 Its* the danger of allowing the itmba to re­ milk feeling 3 83 per rent or . । h5 lb-* main on the tree and had been negli­ gent about their removal. ' Tlx- average value of product was Use defendant claim* that the limbs „ J0 allowing ..llowlne tn , thc average farmer i 88.30 that wen apperenU, m pood e«.<Ulk» Zl't cents ja-r pound for there was no negligence in allowing the -fat- while ■ fame arc only getting 17 t >! limbs to remain on’ Uw tree merely be- 18 cents per pound Tin- average feed COUNTYBEDUC NG COVERT ROAD BONDS PROVISION MADE IN DECEM­ BER TAX LEVY TO PAY ON BONDS ' Francis ... I Holmes county. Ohio. September 5. 1848. and departed thpt life at his home 3 days. He was united in marriage to Catherlhc Tuttle m >871. Mrs Craig departing from thia lite in 1908 To this union three children Were born, two ofibem prece ding him In death. Swum Anfiunda Huge aird Clyde Wesley Craig, one daughter. M.;. Cura Marble, sure SUM OF $54,000 Husan Ki-llrr in IW7, who with the WILL BE PAID IN MAY daughter. 13 grindcliiidien/ 5 grea' grandchBdrrn mourn the low. of a lov­ Hastings Center Road Will ing husband, father uik! gr.irAlather. Mr tlraty wu* one of a family of seven Probably Be Last Covert Road [children all of whom preceded him ini [death. He w a Civil war veteran. to Be Authorized At the beginning of-tbte year Barry J’.ining Hie army in 186.' Hr moved to I county owed on Covert rood bonds Barry county-in 187J where he ha-,. Attorney Kim Sigler of this city Has 117930233. That was a considerable re­ Imch engaged to try a law suit in tlw duction from tlic peak figures wlurh JOO F. and th-' Ci A H Be.-Jdrx Afh-gan circuit court whijch involves am- something like M50/XM) Mitnc rpwiiion which will interest every trlends to mourn Ida city and citizen <;f Michigan As tlw ber provision was made' far paying .following atatement of facte in tlw ’ him. . » I81.IM of the principal <>! these road case will r iiuw, it Uivoivrs the liability Hr hu only just gone on before; bonds,- besides fraying Hie' interest on IiHe Tn"'; will greet' Hit again rom«i ’ glad of nn owner or occupant of land, upon tlw whole 1179.303.33. After this ’P'-i’ which there nn standing trees over- dead; und that tlw proximate cause o! Kin nf'82-37 above feed cost. payment shffil have, been made - amij "M,r W’K lutiging Hie highway or sidewalk, in the accident in this taro wax "an act a-rgrren shore;' IM00O will J, paid in M r. It will — —• ruse n IlinO (alls from such tree or of God." tho windstorm, which broke worth of feed con.-.ymtd was SI.40 Tire leave thc county's Indebtedness at tri« s, injuring someone in thc highway the limbs from Hie tree. Thc defendant feed crust ol producing each pound <>( 1118,148.33. Barry county .is fortjmatel or fin the walk. The case is listed n.s sqya that if there were any negligence m having so little outstanding in nw)| that ot Daniel'White. iidimnlMrator of: in tiie matter, there was contrtbuUiry of producing tach 100 1 Us. milk was 70 IxumU. Som other counties seem to llie estate of Churle* White deceas'd.| riqgllgence on the part <>I tiie deceased, cents. have gone Chuy over Covert roads, olid va. Nichols Pell. ’Ilie facts are as fol- for tlw “--------— itliut *--1 he lived only onen-iisoii Every fanner must admit that, right j now owe several million dollars ol block uway.froin the tree, won perfectly ,now. the dairy business is far below them. . ■ About thirty years ago the defendant. familiar with Its condition. as> he .MIUII wluit it II ought OUKH> to u> be but uill they iney an;.il'.<> nrr.-ii ' ■: Wllftt What Will uill prutMIUIV probably to* be the hut Co'.- r. [ Nicholas Pell, bought the premise* pawed it u-wral time# a day and. ,agtecd that tite keeping of cmnpl•.!« | rnad-tr* be built In Harry <Continued from page <me» known as iBO Bridge street in tlw vil- knowing its condition. .-Jiould not have [and continuous record'.-ax a guide in . law ot Plainwell. Allegan county. On pu>N-d under the tree-during » high cwunR out ww j iroalwrn . anaimuumg culling out low producers und. building This was fit-t petitioned for t-venil ! i-r>r 1 nc January meeting iir. Ernest wind, when tlw linibt were liable tojt^ <wHu m<- ....................... foundation laid by the 1 the la-rd orv ... years ago. The road commission later jiBurnliam. of-th«-*W»-.tern State Teach-i building, v iilcli M_-t buck from lli« side­ tx-kt producers is about Uteir only sail gave their approval to the proposition |i r< College at KalamaziX will be the walk IlD*' about four feet Just west of it is tlw claim ot thc plaintiff that- j ration. that Unw>. Sflll later thc, xuprr.i.un­ ■ l>,-aker. He will tell about his recent, tiii.% biulduig aiul ubout two feet, inside the defendant km-w that the tree con-1 RradP and regutcred Hob at authorized thc building of the toad. trip to Europe’ and thc condltiorw ln| tin- sidewalk line on Mr. Pell’s premises,, tuft.rrt tuftird m dead art anrf and Hwavwl decayed l.mhc limbs -»d and ,steliu . . (l»|w.d bv Kri;(| ,iv.r;igvd Something over 82.000 has been spent different countries' as he observed: •I ----that--his failure -----------fo exercise Vo* I:’rR'’ mal‘I* *bade tree lhe oge| -----------— reasonable!j 1.U30 llr < mus lbs. milk icsimg, testing, j.a< 3.57 nnu and juvhi 3U3« io» lbs : in preliminary work on the fils mile* them. The final mix-ting will Im in* care and caution in guarding ggainst against jof , butterfat of tlw trw is not known.-It was a large11j careItecauro of that expenditure and be­ April. For that meeting It Is planned tree when the defendant IMitcluUed the.l ixuslbte Injury'to others from thwte Four grade IRdstcin* and one. gradi­ cause ... .......... . given », I*"' ai«" Com|»r.r« of tile approval by ............... t)>e road ■ ' h«” nn mis. Mr. pill is 75 years old and.dead nr decaying limbsraruitltutes M-'j.-r*ey owm-d by G.-o Pouch averaged r«mm»lon and ,lu6> wrlnu n, c„ta,d h.i’. a grocery .ftore- situated on the! tionabla negligence for which hr lm 905 iki <>f rmlk testing 3 033 txr rent b««td ut worrrUun. I....... ... >"» ,lir prauram TO, same premiM-s on tiie west of hu* lot | liable . or3^8«lte of fat Ir rlw u„,t rm 1» U..n. I *"> ™u,»„d.w nun-.w.-. at u ifisi.mre oi about 35 l.et from tiie| It U thc claim of thedefendant That I Ninete™ n-«L,tefe<| Gurrnu-vs owned but .iM-.d »,,h >t. T,. oMbiiiiux,,,',llr "lhp’ utrrUniu 0"t m.nUdnrd store building already mentioned uni under tiie law as interpreted by the jn w c Schultz, averaged 541G lbs. u. A-knuad to mate tte e»>t ..;*»■ wa pbonH . Tte Hi- east side of his lol Uh- latteri supremo court <4 this state. Ite Is n<rtfH|jix testing 547 o r rent of 2944 lb U,ht » t»a,IK<-. A trw K.r. .... ,h. ' '«•<"!“, “» building was vacant some time previous; liable; that the limb wiilch struck' the (lf jat average mile of Covert road In tfite ** •' to the RiTideni Complained Id In thhjdeceased wax nclentirely dead nnd was' 'Hm- following is a list of tbe three county wuuld. cost about M1.00U J-tu’. 1 nue. Tim wire., uf u local electric powi-rj blown down a~a result of a aeven-i highest cows'in each ’ciaw.-butieif..! re ar. >m the mile;»<? built in ' ILirr y Six colored Jubilee Singers, from company came into confact with I Im, windstorm, in one ru.se for'diimagca.hMt,j,l, Battle Creek ultli their pianist gave: and .Idhrntown. niL. was reduced to big .,hiide tire on p. ll’.s premia's on the! under romewhut similar clrcumstunres.l und<T thrre Year- 1> than" <4.500 per mile. The com* [lhe program last Monday night. They;.•nu- l ieiiu- tin* sidewalk. iiijuritiK that | oiir M>’hlgun supreme court hwi said: Owner ol cow. \v C. Hchliftz- breed. lii>lMr» to build the Busting ■ wen- fine singers Their selections of Hu- tn -, ran ini’ the bark on "Nover In the history ol the country! fi,.K ouef.- dai.A fre-h Jani'iarv 8 mission of Milos, quartettes, and Center road for about $3,000 |*.-r mil? conalsling 1 that .-ide tu become dead, alro killing• has. there Iw-. n an attempt to compel: J932; llr- milk. test. 5.0; lbs.’•• 'fa That cannot be, determined in ad- [double trios, were delightful. Their u l.irge imib^whi-h extended straight mtuit<Mi*alitics or private (M-tson* to.us-; 337*Q’wticr nf* W. C. Echuh: vance. because there arc some prob­ work was enthigslastically applauded i up from that .-.id,' ol the tree. 'Du.- surne the . dtihsermu und expensive 1 brred Reg. Gw. «.,.c ,- lems which may be encountered which by lhe members cf tlw BrotlwrhoOd [ dead limb was never removed from thej burden of anticipating and performingi ber 21. 1931; lbs. milk. «7>t te t. 52; may increase the cost Thc commLssion 1and by the many others who were ‘ pri‘:<iit*as viutors All were delighted: .......... ‘ cow, Howard side of the.trvi- cam- t.i! hecau.se ifua:.' ly performed by nature, of maintaining' Stanton; breed.-Gr HolL; date fresh. will do Its best to hold the expense bf i jwith the program. Hits pirllcular rpada as close to 83.0001 kiH <1 The iMlam- ■ of the tree jHway<u living tree in a safe i/indUfun." iSeptt:nb)-r 1, 1931- lbs milk 801 te.d |x-r.mile as poxilbk-. Naturally theyb n . .1 out and niade -shade for Mr The defendant, in this caae is tlw 3.65; ifas. fat. 30.3. cannot keep Hu* grade* th three per I1.-!. > |>;< llr.'ll.i.. - ' father t F of nt Harry 11’1,,'.' Pell, (>—11 tlw tlw. priwcutlna tit t —<■ ; under .. ■ Four .. .. pejir. nilrc . Years — rent or ktes. but will have to conform! On August 29. 1U31. during a severe attorney of Alkgun county. Tins 1* ar. Owner of cow Fred Miller breed to the nature of the country through uiml.tmm two. b.'atH-ht- of this tree . important care und Mr Pell felt thatSHru. Hol; date fresh. March 10. 1932’ which the road is to be built. It is quite neither Of tlwm being the dead limb, he should iiave wimeonr cxiwrirnced in। ]bs. niilk. 1.054- test, 35- Ibv fat. 579 hilly; but the commissioners plan to mentioned, but both branches leaved trial work to handle It for him. sp re-;Oawro( cow .Fred Miller- breed Re* build a satisfactory road at tiie cost we oul and i xt. nding :outh over tlw side-; Quested M>. Bigler to try It Iri tlw Al- no|; <jaU. ’p-uh March 15 1932; lb have menlicncd. provided no wriom Wt|!k and mtn the highway, were brok- l< gun Circuit, ' ■ milk. 1315- tc.‘t.'3 05- lbs fat 40 1 difflculticjf'are encountered which they 'Continued from page one) rn oil by tlw wind, blown against Hu-. Tills cjua- is uf special interest to|Owner of row- w c Schultz- bi.-d cannot now foresee. vacant store budding and then fell to cities like Hastings, m this city tlie;t{(.K. GUl.r; date frcdi November 1'1 With the building of this six and Hedges, age >8. charged With larceny • ttw rJilcwalk ' Injuring Mr. Charles1 Miude trees In tiie parking, while Hwy: 1931; lb-.milk 531 teiit. 6.2; lixi. !.«t[ one-half miles there will be added Io' of ciiicketLS. He likewise got some Wlutc. 50 that Iw. died two days later. 1 were set out and arc cared for by own-! 33 j ' tiie tbunty.road indebtedness at least straight talk from the Judge, and was ' Some lime previous to Hie accident1 ners of lots adjacent to lhe roadway,runder Five Years— 120.000. luilf -ol which it is exjiectcd will sent to from nine months to five years , tlw d, r< ixiaiit Pell hud complained to] an- really located in the highways andi owner of cow W c Schultz’ farced be paid by the lax levy next December, the electric pmcer company regarding arc actually lhc pro|wrty of thc city. I RtK. Gllrr - date fresh. MaMili 17- 1932 and tiie rest in December 1933. The next one brought before the tlw injury to this tree enused by their No individukl has a right tn Hasting:. 1 ni|ig uios t,.q 5)(11S Adding this 82H.000 to the 8118,148 33 Judge was Mrs. Mina Gillette, of Bat­ wire, Representathva of the plwer'to cut down a sluidc tree without the! owner of cow W (' Shultz- breci' will bring the total up h» around 8140.­ tle Creek, charged with larceny from company interviewed Mr Pell tend; consent of the city, br mhiw official; Giw; • date fresh Se|>:< rnlx r 22 000. ubout iuilf of which will be provid­ a building Tlw utleiise was m hiking claimed they told him that the tree was duly authorized to act for the city, and: 1531- )bs liiilk 807' teal t>'7 lbs fut ed for in the tax levy next Dprt-inbcr meat . limn .u.d i.tiu-r [jro-.i.-.tons frmu dangerous and ought to be taken out. it is provided that even the trimming! 54 j ’ owner of cow w e Shultz In three years from tlu- present time lhe home of Morris LyBargcr of Barry. offering to remove Hw tree for the de-1 of rhudc trees be done with the np- Tirwl. Reg Guer ■ date fresh April 2 ’ all the Covert road indebtedness of Hlic confe-Mtl her guilt and was given fcn'dnnt They claimed that Pel! re-1 proval of city aulhorith-a. It would. i<ni 'itu nMlk cm- t. • no- ih*’;’o lhe county will lx- liquidated. Wc ho|»e from six montlu to five years al tlw fu>» d their offer, stating that lie I create i-ndlesa ■ expense to any city if ■ 43 0 • - - -• it will lx- thc <jnd of Covert road build­ Detroit House of Correction. wantcsl it tor evidence** in a damage [every tree had ta.be examined to h-anr Mal’Mre cia»-Five Years and OverAaron LyBargi-r. a nephew of Morris ing in this county, al least until time* Mdt whirh lie said he Intended to bring whether it had dead limbs nr not. ori owner of cow W G Shult. breed are vastly improved over what,. Uyy LyBarger. whoK* home Is in Bedford against thc company. hints, that might be blown down m rck Guer - date fresh October IB iiave been in. recent years. township. Calhoun county, appeared Tlu -defendant admits that he asked;; case of a severe storm and injure some- >931- jhs milk 90G- te-t A3' lbs fat before thc Judge for his part tn the tiie rmfipajiy for damages for injury to; body. In regard to private perrons it 1573'owner of cow Fred Milkr breed crlnw of taking meats and other pro­ thc tree, but claims that thc injury was will glro.be of interest Occasionally j nr rfate fresh inim-nv 15 it»T> visions from the hoaie of Morns Lyan only orte jade and that thc balance tlwrc are trees tiiat are inside of prop-||fcg mtlic 1 615- test 3 ’’ lbs fat 517 Bargcr. He was givvn from eight uf the tree wax a good living tree, so erty lines and are thus the property of iOwncr „‘t cou.’ wt />. schullx- breed, months to five years at Ionia. hi,1111 (I' It*- Inin _ . . . . ' In- ilitl did lli.t not K want ther tree n.mAviwI removed. Ki' He Ilir* the nwnem owners nf of Ithe lots on whirl, which <l,.c they _Reg. Gut.-r.; Albertus F. Ostrander was brought date’ frosh. August 15. claimed Ujat tlw: company wanted to*stand. How far should an owner be 1933; lbs. milk, 819; teat. 5.7; lbs. fat. before Judge Brown on a charge ot remove tile who]p . tie? because thej responsible for tiie condition of a tree wronging u young girl. He denied his guiit. waivefi examination and Mis trial i In next week’s iS'Ue oi the Banner :. 'Contlntpd from page one> 'was set for next week. Ostrander is a ! summary of Hie first six months of [testing will appear.—Edward R. Bailey. the crossing from both directions. Tiie ixilntcr mid garage worker, whose VanBitskirk car had the right or way. home is in Charlotte. COLORED S NGEBS PLEASEO AUDIENCE OUR OWN Herd Which Is Regularly Inspected, Supplies Every Drop of Milk That We De­ liver to Our Customers Every drop of milk’ that comat to your hoipe from th»> HighlandM Dairy conies from our own herd. ’Every one of our milch cows m regularly inspected for JB and contagious abortion. EVERY COW IN OUR LARGE HERD IS EXEMPT FROM THESE DIS­ EASES, due without question to the most san­ itary cunditi' ii - in v.hidr IKey are "Souae'd; ' the ''balanced riiiinn” they are fed: and the splendid care they receive; Each milch cow has her own individual drinking fountain; all .'■tables are kept clean; the air in the stables automatically changed every’feu minute'’, These, and other features we might Men­ tion, all unite to enable liighlutids Dairy to 'product* as CLEAN milk as is produced in Michigtin, and is the reAson WHY'th® HighlandsH)airy is the ONLY Dairy in this section permitted to sell Grade "A” milk. Clean milk is safe milk. J?an you atTord to be with- Grade 'A" Milk (Pasteurized or Raw) 10c Quart Grade *B” Milk (Pasteurized or Raw) 8c Quart Highlands Dairy Robert W. Cook, Prop. Phone 2651 Hastings, Michigan TO AC< OMMODATE ESPECIALLY (Hit < I STOMERS WHO JUDGE BROWN 0 S01143881 4 TwogallcMU of DEVOE VEte OUR FINISH. ART LAC for Renewing Furniture' SUPT. AND MRS. VAN 07799587 Sensible Savings Take Advantage of These Bargains FRIDAY, May 20 SATURDAY, May 21 ><>ur kitchtn linoleum won <»t Muffed up If it's protected with DEVOE LINOLEUM NORTH MAPLE GROVE. of die Essex car evidently did not we; i and I.II certainly ..uaiinv did <>ia not heed. Mra Mr. wr Vani van School Hcln-.i closed at a: Juir lie McKelvey MrKr liiat ItU own I week with a picnic’Saturday. j Buick, saw tiie other car approaching i ------ . -- ----- .— Mr. and Mro. IWH Shbclj'of Hasting’ the era <an.-. Lui kno«ln« tl>.l he n»l . E , x . r I Harry Thompson Was -Named Hie ruhi « ».y, exi«ua Uv- Ml.er; Bural u ,,, lhr As City Marshall—Fire Alarm to stop. To make sure that thc driver । home • of the F.ssSx would realize that he ex' to Be Raised 12 Feet i MIm Weta Hauks <.f Baltic Creek . The council met on* Friday night and pected to keep on Siipf. VanBuskirk..speift Saturday and Simdaj' with he.’ mounded lhe. horn vigorously und. as transacted considerable -btufnesv ‘ mother i A sidewalk was petitioned for pn the thc other man was not driving so fast Mr II Mr and Mrs. Charley Crouse of Hassouth side of East Court' street, from but what he could Iiave stopped. Mr. the: ’•I*111 Sunday at Dexter Crouses'. VanBuskirk proceeded toward the. Hanover io State The council left the - -J Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sharpstcin matter with the sidewalk committee. crossing. But the other man didn't'! mother. Mrs. Heath. atop.. His car struck the Buick M|uare-_ii called —■«“ to — mc her ........ I giving them power to act. ly in tlw middle, with tlw results asj Crr‘* Thursday. > . Smith in tiie sum ol M'i.000 wus ac- stated. Mrs. VanBuskirk was tuken to a| lamed Harry doctor at Muir, who proved to be a 11 Mayor Leonard nu Thompson to be city maV> axshid >n, and .»>■ the good surgeon. He dressed tiie injured' T-culp and made her a.s comfortable u'.‘ ■ council approved this selection. His poudblc. Carl Wcsptntvr was reached' : term will begin June 1. 1M2. i The .council voted io contribute the by telephone and drove to Muir, bring- j •usual $100 fpr tlw observance'of Mi- ing Mr. und Mrs. VanBuskirk to Prii-i nock hospital. where they are at this] mnnnl Day in this atty. Mr. VanBur-kirk expects to It was decided to rais-> the lire writing alarm twelve fret higher, Iwlh'Ving that get.out today. Monday; hut it is prob-:I sound from It would reach farther if nbfc that Mrs. Van Buskirk win need ■ to stay in tiie hospital a few days yet. (that wire done. Tlw alarm b now sevWtiik- both Mr. and Mrs. Van Bun-! icral feft above the city hall roof. The council voted to place a street kirk fliflrrvd a good di al from shock ||igh^on North Broadway, at the drive­ and’from tlicit injuries, they-arc wry' way entrance to the Hustings Country fortunate to be numbered with the Ih• ' j ! club. This has been, a dangerous pftce ing. The saving that you make hy'not : becum-e there Is always considerable HENDEItSlIO IT. taking ice anti what food would spoil I traffic on thc Freeport road, and oiMrs iron Slocum pt Battle fcreckj ' ten evening parties are held al the iri.the old way will easily pay for a ; Country Club, jo a light will decrease i(sited her motlwr. Mrs. Lon Hendcrnew- electric refrigerator in a short । thc liability ot accidents at that place ihott. last Thur.-day. time. / • Mr. and Mrs tw\.iicnderste»ll with I CARELESS DRIVING. Mr and Mrs. George Thompson of; ‘ D A Klumpti, chief safety engineer Shults spent Sunday.In Kalamazoo. We havij some mighty good bar­ of Hie Perc Marqijetle railroad, reports Miss Josephine Romig spent the week gains in Electric Refrigerators, as we that in the automobile aecidenU corr­ ; netted with that road, in eighty per end at A C. Clarkes and gave a tine have some N0RGES that we are 1 cent ot the ca«» thc autoea ran into talk at Sunday .school on her four years ’ work in Bible school in different practically closing out ut cost. : trains instead of trains running into i auloes. This would indicate that much places near Traverse City. It was very interesting and all Join in tiianka and* We are also showiyg the BUCKEYE | more care should lie exercised by drivhope die will gome again. ; era when approaching railroads. Refrigerator, which has taken lhe enMr. and Mrs. Harvey Parmalco and; I The wood-burning automobile now-tn children from Banfteld wire Sunday . operation In Germany is claimed by thc guests at Floyd Garrison’s. Mr». K E- Showerman moved to Has- j . inventor to effect un 85 per cent laving I in fuel cast. West Center St WEST STATE STREET It Is estimated that 1L(W<).0<>0.00<» Remember lhe LAS siilnrr at Hi*j_ j linear teet ol words are printed in tiie Star Grange hall Thursday ol this j : United States each year. ■ week. । COUNCIL TRANSACTED CONSIDERABLE BUSINESS Ijuskirk. who was driving CARVETH & STEBBINS HASTINGS, MICH. Goods Delivered CRACKERS White House Coffee Pound w Z7C FRESH VEGETABLES Carrots Asparagus Radishes Cucumbers Tomatoss ___________ Jello 4 pkp. 29c iqc Fancy Selects. ? lb. box I W Graham Crackers 2E° Honey Havered. 3 lb. box mV 1QC TUNAFISH Shultr, Freeport or Middleville Butter Pound Del .Monte quality, each I V CATSUP q for p£C F’my grade it nr.VbotllcKw V 14 at. Bottles, ... 2 for S3c Toilet Paper J.rol,s1 Qc Bob White— *T I V Northern Tissue. .1 rolls 29c MEAT SPECIALS BEEF R0AST1EC Fancy Cuts— lb.— I W 19c FANCY FRESH FRUIT Strawberries Bananas Oranges and Apples BEEFSTEAKS OC Very tender, round, lb.— I O SIRLOIN, very tender_____ SOc PORKCHOPS SOAP 12!/2C' Order a Supply Lean Center Cute........ 3 Um. 35c BOLOGtJA Fel» Naptha O ib«. Brel Home Ma Km de Sliced BACON 2Q0 1 Q° 10 BU. 45c Thin, best quality, !i lb. I W PHONE US YOUR ORDERS—DIAL 2491 HINMAN'S GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE OPEN an ACCOUNT Pint 65c Phone 2131 Electric Refrigerator News Do You Know That Whether You Have It or Not YOU Are Paying for An ELECTRIC Refrigerator tire country by storm, at only $99.50 f.o.b. fUotbry? ■< x ‘ We sflll carry the MAJESTIC line. They have given entire and abfioltitu iKatidfnctihn .to the many caitomers who are using them. Tho prices range from $99.50 to $249.00 for family size boxes. . Wc extend, on all refrigerators sell to our customers, a time payment ayatem, whereby they can handle it with small monthly payments, to bo carried at oyr store entirely. MILLER FURNITURE CO . HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �-..JW1E HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAT 18. IMt PAGB BIX PRICE COMPARISONS I FROM BANNER FILES Ketcham Votes for Economy . 06586751 HASTINGS Michigan's vote was: JKir consolida­ tion: Hart. James. Ketcham. Persen; against: •“ninst: Bohn. Clsnay. Cianey. Hooper. Mr. McLaughlin. Mapes. McLeod. Michener. — •* -— — Wolcott. Woodruff. (Continued from page one> Tlw amendment to prohibit retire­ ment pay. compensation or allowances fusion in the minds of some people! to Wofld war veterans, who if single concerning tin- dtepodUbh of the funds, I been right. .... . FOR THREE YEARS , I In this connection we give Congre-*- have an income of $3500. .with $400 and the difference between tiie Amen- '• can Legion and Veterans of Foreign; j man John C. Ketcham's fine record on additional for each child, was voted Wars. Again we will explain—tiie Le-1 NEARLY ALL FIGURES . phe house bill which aimed at economy, down by a teller vote. 211 to 110. vote. For the reduction: glon includes those who served any­ ARE HIGHER IN V932 -,Md ,t-11 flat He•*« nght m out judy- MichlgiitVs ------where during the World war. whether •• XT”;m,nt in practically ewry reiutded'vote Mapes. Ketcham. Michener. Hosier. nicnt in practically everv recorded vote Mdp*. Ketcham. in this country or abroad. The Veterans ...... .. I Wheal and Rye Are Lower IH ...... vw-,, wauui-iur vwiiuiny. iimi. Tlohr,. ............... — " t- -----. ----- ---- of Foreign Wars include only those! ----- . [usually on thc losing side Here to a Laughlin. Clancy. Wolcott. Hart. " The umi-ndmeni to make the pay cu! who have served lhe United States In a 4 Than In 1913 or 1896 — 1 report noft hi hto. action*. *' $3,000 instead ot $2,500 was foreign country in any war. Tiie Le- 1 Conditions Could Be Worse I The first vote was to make the 11 per cxetftpHon glon i« lhe only organization in which foal. 331 to 167. Tlw files of the Banner reveal fact* “Ury fut J" «•» «<*«nment Michigan's vole: For ria* lower ex­ all World war veterans may become, m market condition!, ... I 's “9rs 1,1 of emption: Bohn. Hart. Hooper. Ketch- members., tyhlh* millions ot our boy:J served oversea*, there were other mil-| u.rr.:, .meh .m ssjgK lEfii 'SSS.SK lion* stationed in this country who did I their inrt u well as thc others and nit;1 LJ uur.leader^. Ilk L'ticti uuuicd.below. saying _0t.. $^7J00JX)0,: ^Mpr ■ wofrott woodnifl ' were taken from fdes of the Banner. (The house fell our itself to make nil ^^.,0 ifooveris plan of furlo'uah* nt th«-in arc eligible to join thc Legion. | rid thc qwH.'um, were mad* in the । •-!«»*• up tpt2A»M« mp4, from thc Uu. ..„uwtinK 1>u’n • of ..mploy^nt ■ The symbol of tlie |x»ppy is service, a I. Tent located Stole and Market hr f b.ue <! May m tach of the lhr.-c.|M<^cut.by B vote of 238 to h,4 ‘which would have permitted the memorial to those who served and sac- I ■ "‘ j Michigan's ”*■ vojp w«s For ”~~ thc larger spreading out of jobs under tome 2O;0(X) rifierd. There is only one poppy—that'. Opening Play Thura., Nite 1. 1913. prevlbirt to the Hart. Hopper. Ma|w*. , 1, saving: —- — —-.rr~,, Ketchum. — rv^. dismhsak of gowrnmcpf'cmployes which grew on Flanders field. This I' lie price )>aid-farnli-rs paid- farmers for ।j Mlcbeivr thc I'J/iOb without extra cost, was Aicfeated. 254) flower has become the inspiration for' 1 World wai. the Mlcfien-r and Woodruff: for the eggs in Hastings Uus C7c; butter was exemption: Bolin. Clancy. James. Me- ■to- *^-z ’ 146. many 41 veteran as it perpetuates and11 I quoted at 16c a pound; potatoes 30c a । Laughlin. McLeod. Pierson, Wolcott. • „„ v._ ’ MOVIE DOG. IN PCPSOnX Michigan* vole: For the president's emphasize* a line symbolism which !| bu.-lu-l; beef, live weight, quoted ffom Elimination ol the Saturday hall- plant ' Bohn. Clancy. McLaughlin. every loyal citizen should respect and 3 to 7c: jxnk. dtcVed. tipm 8 to,lie. I holiday for government employe*.[ Hooper . Ketcham. McLeod, Michener. honor. Every man. woman nnd child in | Pimtnm chickens, dn-. x-d. weye quoted nt 14c:; which would have made a substantial. Mapes, WoodrutT; against: Hart. Harry county to urged tn participate in < PEPTOPM/NG J the prft-e of wheat- wx, $1.00 |f r biisliv); saving was defeated. 2fFJ to 132. MichiJames, - -•1-------- ------------------ — । — — Person. Wolcott—The Dowa- making Saturday, May 28. a great buy 1 rye 45c; oat* 30c: corn $!<H. Tiste Tin gan'a gan's vote was; F«>r«rtiil"di>K For retaining the half half-­ giac Oaflj- Newx'. Friday. May 6, 1832. because of the splendid rc*|x>n*e to tins •-war | holiday: huhdav- Bohn. IVihn Clancy. r-lnnev Hart.. Hurt Hooper.) Itonivr ! ’ might be said to be a normal pre-war '■__________ ■ - -______ appeal. •■■■sr. where lhe price.-- lor everything > Person. James, Mai* -. Woodruff. WolSOUTH THORNAPPI.F All over the land ou May 28. tlw* litNew, Clean, Pleasing -------listed acre higher than thc----------aVera-gc'-.eott; for .colt; for foreliminationelimination: Ketcham. Me-* Francis Neiteon was called "to Trutie red poppy will bring this message­ I years preceding 1913 ' ' “ | *Laughlin. *■ Method. Michener. tJIlt Saturday afternoon by the death BUY ME—I stand for service. I tn-', Vaudeville Between I Tiie,next comparison is with thc year .... The prop&Iul for 15 per cent Inter--of a nkva. little Mary Luulw Nelson: IBM. which wax nearly at the end of changeability of appropriations within ““ u" ■" Kj1(1 t,jcnl spent Sunday with hte abled a service man to cam one cent,' the Acts the degression which bewail late I a department, a hi: ixxudbiHty of pre­ people. Mr and Mr*. Hurry Clem ot thcue for whom the war is not yet over! in 1811.’ irulitit year price-, paid to J ventlon of elimination ot e.«enttal Yankee Spring*. fanner* for ci:g.< were 8 to 9c a dozen: ' services. Was defeated, 289 to 143. John Carter of Orangeville Uiwnshin ADMISSION PRICE REDUCED WEAK ME — I represent • thc sacrl-L The only real, honest-tobutter per iwund from 8 to 9c; |»tatocs । Michigan* vote was: For tire proposal: to spending several days here ut his flcial blood ot tlu* nrt-n who fell on) for THIS DAY AND DATE ONLY, to pry bushel 15c; beef, live weight. .c:-Clancy. Hooper. ------- ' Ketcham, ----------- ---McLaughlin. --------goodness flesh and blood farm. , jxirk. dressed. 4'.c: chickens. dr<-.csed. —‘ McLeod. Maiws. Michener. person, Tlicrc will be a schoof picnic at the Flanders Fields. I am u memorial to all, , show headed this way (who died in service in reverence and ( per1) *■•-• Wolcott, 9c; wheat ix-r bushel. G.\c: ry~ — —“ Woodruff, against: Bohn, Oates scliool Friday. this season. bushel. 32c; oats. 18c; corn. 30c : Hart. Janies. Roui and Anthony Stnnnberger understanding—WEAR ME! . HOPE CENTER. Cloverdale spent Sunday evening with• We will next this ।I The proposal to discontinue tnc the army Gurnet Peeling und Herold Bunn wen* tt come . to May 1I tn« rne propusii BUY A POPPY ON SATURDAY, The P. T. A- was well attended Fri­ Fred Ashby and fondly. I PRICES: year: Egg* were ...... rre quoted. In our issue of and tuivy transport service was voted jn Halting:, to write on the eighth day it being the last day of school. II Herman Fisher of MHo spent the May 4. 1932. al Ulr•.! at Ill,--19c: iv,_poI j ....exams . ■ i Ilk ; butter down. 298 <U: to 98. grade on Friday. ■ Adult* 33c Children 10c Everyone enjoyed the bounteous dinner week end wjth Wifllam - and Morris.। tatdes,-40c; beef, live weight. 3 to 4'.c; Michigan's vote was; For retaining' Mrs. Art.i O1U ,„ who ,has 1UJ> been ill , Siutw. and a short program was given. ' Ashby. pork, drewd. 10 to 14c; wficat 43c; rye. I the services: Bohn. Clancy, Hart. W|lh )U.art troubfe'is belter. Her many i —-----Chas. McDermott is in Pennock has-! 30c: oats. 2Uc; corn. 38c. 1 Hooper. James. Ketcham. MeLaughhiV friend* will wish her a sperdy recovery ' ,,,fc AU.viihbitlN. pital fur treatments. It*will be noticed that the prices of .'McLeod, Mapes/ Petsut. Wolcutt ahd Mr. and Mrs Bert Archart and Mr. "What happy people you are to have* Thursday Night When Ac­ Mrs. Birdena Lyttle ot Kalamazoo ।I A nifty young flapper named Jane eggs, butter, potatoes, beef live weight. I Woodrut!. . ’ ! Robert Smith of Hasting* spent Sun- <lx »lcc daughters! What resources for' spent the week end with home folks. I Wide walking was, caught in the rain. pork drc.5M.-d. chickens dn.-**ed. oatv| Coiuolldatioh of the war and navy i companied by a Paid at the Mrs. Ada Shaw residence. I your old age!" • Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kay of KalaShe raii*-Alnio.st flew. nnd corn were all hlityu-r in 1932 than ■departments, at a saving in govern-, ’ --------------- ' “Yes. Resources enough! But the 35c Ticket -—um»Lo spent the u‘<rk end with their '। Her complexion did. loo. tn 18W. Wheau however was 22c a!mental expense estimated at between Few things Irritate a man more than difficulty nowadays consists In hus-■ IiarenU. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leonard ijAnd she reached home exceedingly bii-Ju-1 less this year than in 1896. qnd »50.00d.000 and $100,000,000 annually' to have hts wife doubt his ability to banding one's resources!"—Chicago Mr. and Mrs- Dwight Mentor ol I plain.—Btistoi) Transcript. j rye two cents a bushel less. was voted down, 211 to 187. read a time-table correctly. j Daily News. While this commentator ha* beep and will be particularly severe in , .criticism of public official* who have [ proven derelict, dumb nnd irresponsive jtq the public will in thc matter of gov: QUOTATIONS TAKEN FROM wnment economy, it affords far greater I FIRST TSSTIFS TN MAV *ai‘»*acUon io point out tlw occasions FIRST ISSUES IN MAY iwhcn when our public representatives have MEMORIAL FLOWER ♦ k Three Nights Starting THURS., <n MAY STAR. w 13 Ruth & Laverne w Slout Players Zx^See.'\ < ’REX' \ I “Meet the Husband” ’BUDDY 2-a pm. ililMli HASTINGS MICHIGAN ^9^ Ladles Free! ^Everything Must Go! at GIVE AWAY PRICES! The Reason for This Drastic Sale! Our ready-to-wear department must be en­ tirely remodeled nnd before we can do this, present stocks must be cleaned out so the workmen can proceed with^he altera­ tions planned. Result—We have decided to place the entire stock on the auction block as the quickest method of disposal. We must have an auction and we arc going —to give- you the biggest bargains you ever saw. Remember also, that the substantial integrity of this store will be* wrapped up in every purchase, be it 50c or $50. FREE GIFTS Given Away at Each AUCTION No Purchase Required Come! fl fl AUCTION Every Night! a At 7:30 p. M. Will Be Given .4way at Each Auction ..DON’T LET Anything'-^ Keep You Away NO PURCHASE IS REQUIRED! COME ... EVERY NIGHT! This Great Sale nj^^OPENS on ?>/< THURSDAY, < MAY 19, at 9:00 THE FIRST AUCTION STARTS THURSDAY EVENING AT 7:30 O’CLOCK SHARP COME! The Delirious Delight of Real Bargains Will be yours during this extraordinary sale. It ia a store-wide event that will prove a real thrill for those who seek actual and sensational bargains. -- —Plan to attend daily I Your Price Is Our Price! Not only will merchandise be offered at auctiont but you will also find the most remarkable bar­ gains in Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Millinery, Men’s Furnishings, etc., all through the store. Come in and take advantage of them. Store will be open daily frpm 9:00 A. M. to 9:00 P. M. for courtesy selling? We will gladly put up any mer­ chandise you desire at auction. Just make your requestp knov4n. T. R. ATKINS, Auctioneer. X R. H. LOPPENTHIEN Barry County’s Foremost Dept. Store HASTINGS,(MICHIGAN 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNEK, WEDNESDAY. MAY II, lilt '|j£i SX.I'X." .■STMEPWO'’™ LEAGUE AN" [PERSONAL j NUAL BUSINESS SESSION ! CLOSING P. T. A. MEET­ Friday afternoon at the home,of thet Dainty refreshment* were ING THURSDAY NIGHT former. served. J S—aggB—aBaMSSaa^Mfa^BE' Mr and Mrs,Daniel Garltnger have', Mr un‘i Mr* culver Hand of Wll! Delightful Program and Ho-, Officers • Installed and Objec- returned from Waterville. Ohio, where roetle. 111., and. Mr. and Mrs ftaipn F ’ F. W. Annable and L. Maus, Jr., were window# ot Grand Rapid* were g------they visited lhe latter* mother and freshments Were Enjoyed lives of Organization Were in laoudng Monday on business. o( Dr nna Mr, D D. w,)u,n Monday I - . ■ other relative* Mbs Tillie Tyden returns today from evening. By Young People Explained L,]r u^,„, Ot.„d |U,<d, n viait with rcliktvcs in Chicago. M1M -------Blcllii Heath home from -----[| -------------- was --- ------- n ucilHllllui • uviu . r. the .... *P Wednesday where he will work on the delightful avivKV nervicc wo* held by the] A very interesting meeting ot Mr. anjd Mrs. O. W. Murphy called. Niles over the week end and was ac- r.pwnrui Er|mort}, uengue i^gtte in In" tlw Methodist T. A. orjtanicalWiU ot the ,,,, city was «. nw.v, M-clion. on11 Albert Barnum at Luke rki**** Odessa nn on Iji com compankd Mlaros Marion tin (I It <L by Ml**r* Marlon Lawrence —i.i.-.-h on uuhH.,. evening v with h'.l't al thw .mxlitorlnni ........ church on sunoay Bunday with ■u niu flnt '’.held the rvtntral Contra! srhoi.l school auditorium . . .. enuren Revival meetings will begin Sunday' Sunday. . Ill I Mildred Funk of Niles and Lucite nU< and .lltiant.c of young'people. -tur.iir.i~ I on . Thursday evening, at whlth wiilch timi evening. May 15 al thy Nararene' T11 „ program cnniistad Tip: consisted of of an organ the new officers of tlw local unit.- were. "church. Tiie evangelist 1*-ftev Clayton Mr and Mrs. c G Maywood of Al- Lawrence of Grand Rapids . '. . . bion were in the city on Monday on ■। —... ...-------- _2’! 1 number. .’ Barcarolle’’ by ’ JMlcnbach. installed by Mrs. Roy Pnvr of of P.irtPutt- jddd of Detroit Harvey Leonard of sons were Sunday guesM business. ' of Mr. pnd|b>. Wra JomM Brtatol. un\| Jsiw also land Mrs. Pryer gave mi interesting Hustings will have ciiarge of 1<je mmic. Mr nnd Mr. R M Lumbie vUlk-d Mr* Reuben Lev of South Boston at 18aVr an enwire. \fri Robert Burch and 1 talk to each of thc officer* a*” she railed MU* Olithc Wood was a week end lr • Raymond Windeknecht . Mr and Mrs. Hayd Andenori of Bl 9 „;M'lrt m- .ndI Mrs I wytucaurem sang «■ tlw beau- i their names. guest of friends at Flint — ’18 ° -‘A; “ I, ? ?r- .~ - Jltftil John* rei Sunday M “ful duet. "Love -Divine." Divine." Mr* E. J. ■ Mr*. Arthur Haven, jiresident of the UOIIUA <ni ouiiaay. Jeffries Charles Hess is able to be end- door.* Jeffries of ot Lowell, Lowell, the tlw gathering gathering honbon- Pratl 8-ve a n.B(uw- , -- Rcnascerw ",by' City P. T. A, Council, pre-.drd during Mr. and Mr* Theron Cain spent Sat- orln g the k.x-al num" hta recent operation nrine U» birthday* lilrthrtav* of at Mrs. Mr* Townsend Townsend j; gt Vincent Millay, which ail' the evening. Tao pleasing — -• — ■— urday and Bunday in Pontiac with and, Mr. Jeffries France* Hun- , Roy Smith. Jr. eight-----months old son greatly enjoyed. Rev. L. Z_ ZL. — 7 ! 1 — ", I": --------------their son Stewart. ' Mr*. Mothe 1 inc VanDuglcren VsnDugleren of of PasaP*-58'Pleasingly *mig "My Task" and Ro> ter accompanied by Mim Virginia Potts, of Mr. and Mr* Roy Smith »<;rrl Friday Mr.-- Racliei Erb and Miss Lucy Erb'dena. Calif,. arrived arrived Monday Monday evening evening Reuth gave a fine report of tlw Et>The address of lhe evening «a* given morning of Injurw* received when the UU. fnr ...League rally ....................... ..... .........-aith Mrs ot Benton Harbor railed on Hastings ‘ by automobile for a■ visit with with Mr Mr. nliA and worth held last week at by Mr*. ...... Wm. T. Sand. r . of Grand Rap- ... ear ........ in which he .... *a* riding ft lend* on Sunday. ! Mr*- John McUavy and other relative* Trinity chlitch’ln Grand Rapid* Mi** 'id*, wljb'ls slate diairiiMti- oT’Ui'-Tjr- ’COTlT’WMtersynr.d MT* "Claud’M'.i:<r <*r"l Mr. and Mr.*’ c D. Kiley of Detroit ■ Harold Jenaen drove through with her Irene Jonea was elected president ient-Teachcr Student Aid Mr* Sander* Otsego cra*iud into a, tree -near. ’ were gucsu of Mr. and Mr*. Charles, and lias gone on-to Iris home in MarAl lb? c)o*e of the meeting, the j described the work of 1bl* department Orangeville when tlw former loit conWood over the week end. jqiwtte. Ilisy Mine via Zion National Ix-aguerx enjoyed u lovely two course. and'urged the Hastings [■■ople to work-trol of the car Tiwy had taken th? Mr* L. E Barnett and Mr* W M i Park and Bah Luke City, havtng but *u|ipcr tn the 'Social rooms " toward establishing such a fund here baby to Pennock hospital to- ace Us Stebbins and Billy went to Detroit to- । one puncture enroute and inadt the ------ --------- «♦- she explained that return taiymenu 1 motiwr and were lorrtKiir way home duy for • vl*tt with friend*. trip In one week’ and Ave* hour*. AUXILIARY FOT LICK-------------------- - <ji<l not begin unfit alter tin- borrower ■ wliwi the accident occurred Both worn- 1 Mrs. D. E. Fuller went to Holland on --------------- * • • ------------KI-PPER-THt’RHDAY NIGHT. • worked for a year, thereby learwn-•' >• arc in a Kalamazoo ho*pHal. Thi- | Friday to be the guest of Mrs. Richard ' <?nif lltrV Cllilh SnHfll At the regular meeting ot tlw Amen- |IJ8 burden and giving him* an op- iiaby I* survived by Us parent*, one *1*Doykt *nd attend lhe tulip festival 0OC1OI cmi Legion Auxiliary on ’Hiursday eve- l)ortunuy to get started- A large imm- *• r. and two brother* The mother wa* Misses Theo Parr aiid Esther Doty I ning of thta week, the member* will | >K.r young people have tx-cn helficd j in such a critical condition that word were in Albtqn on Saturday to attend ’ iiave a |*il luck iiupper at the Lwgion - ln wcurUig college education* through •>» her baby * death wtu ki-pt from her the wedding of tlw former's brother. >\ With thc month of May cometf the rooms at 8 30 o’clock. P>ra*t* bring table, (pp, agency. Mrs" Sanders also gate a Funeral rorvice# al tiie Hess Funeral Mr. nnd Mr*. Lloyd HouMt of Kala­ owning of the summer 8ocial activities service, sandwiches and one oilier dish | Vl>r>. comprehensive ouHliie of tlw ub-' Home Sunday at onc-thlrty. conducted, mazoo *ixnl tin- week end with their al tiie Hastings Country Club. of food. • ijectivrs of thc National P. T A. and! by Rev Francis Tlw body -aou placed Trfb entertainment committee, Me.s-.rs parent*. Mr and Mrs. Warren Roush. Eacii one U urged to bring » new: applied her suggestion* to local con- 1“ the Mausoleum arid burial will tak. Mrs Etta Paul of Woodland Bjient and Mc*dames Clifford Dolan. C. w member or a memberxhtp renewal to dltlons. AU were delighted with this' plaff alter the mother has been able from Friday ’.til Monday with her son Clarke. Hubert Cook hnd Clare DcCou tills meeting, ft is jilaniwd to have im- f instructive and inspirational talk. {lu return home from the hospital, and wife. J4r. and Mrs. Charles Paul. have named thc committees for the .nation al tiu* meeting ako. : At ro|l rail. Mi*. Stein’s grade '- Mr and Mr. Orville Fiook enjerMr. and Mrs. Ellis DanU-1* and Mr monthly dinners and apecial day* for ' There are several mailers Of intereal „<)[n liad the iargrat mimlwr of par- t uned Mr. arid Mr* F V K<->--.-. Mr tiie 1032-1033 season. to be diicui*cd. so ujl come who can. pr,*ent and wa* awarded Hie and Mr* Ottlc Lykin* and Mr and Memorial Day marks thc formal end trout fishing In northern Michigan ' ' iKtrw8ri*ix.- mt 'lint* Mrs Gil'1 Lykin.- ..nd twin .-.,ns Sun­ Mr and Mrs. Richard Putt* iiave Opeqipg with golf events tor die after­ ,- . t । . , I Following the iKogrtuh, refreshment*' duv to the annual birthday dinner in Floyd : n|!UL, n'' Mid a social time were enjoyed in th«- Iwnor of Mrs. Hook s und Mr* Gail gone to Greenville where he lias a noon In charge of lhe BjiorU Commit­ juritlon with the Gibson Refrigerator lee and u dinner and program- in the juries on Monday of h*t »uk **‘111 . .r0om upetairs. Mr* Glen Biowcrj Lykin’* birthdays which occur in Mav. evening, the committee in charge ‘of repairing an .avetrough at «he home several very enjoyable The Clover Leaf club wtil ha-., .< J’-11’ •’“» »l- riw „luMcJ1 t-umb. r* were n-nd.-t. d by ■ luck supjier Thursday night for Mr.- W •Mrs J. E McElwain. Mrs. T. 8. Brine. die .social end being Messrs, and Mes- of J R. Ait. and slippery. »‘>PI*ry. *o «> the th' lud-t Ud-• HaV|no „ ymond ,1(1 windeknecht * orchestra. ID 1» Haye*, who with tlw muttor [nutor and Miss Mary McElwain and Ml*s -Emily dames W R Cook. Kellar Stem. J. F. roof was Ait^andI Goodyear. Emil Tyflen. Dr and Mr* 11 Tht* wa* jhe closing meeting for the ; family are moving to Saginaw Die McElwain wen- In Grand Rapid* on E. J. Pratt. Mr. und Mrs. David French him fall to the ground. He Undid on 1 wjncji ha* b<'n one of the best supper will be at 6 30 at tiie home of Saturdayand Dr and Mrs. Ray Hnnlr 'Hicy arc tiie cistern to|> >n such a way oa to die ii^tnrv of the P T a in this . i., i.ct ti... -r a in tlv. Mr.-- -Thern**a Hr-* Mr and Mr* Frank Drouillurd of sprain hl* kit wrist and his right , ,hc “**“*> or u“ ‘ T A *n UUs Mrs. Adolph Danse, Mr*, tbs-. Pontiac spent the week end with her promising a pt'ogram of special lulcresT Tuesday, the 21th, the initial weekly ankle. He is still cdhflncd to the house. mother andf husband, Mr. und Airs helpful work has been done. Brown,-Mts. Gal) Lykins. Mrs. D. l> lunctieon for laidlcs* Day will be given und unable to walk. Al) hope for hl*'j Much ‘ Jnm<« Haye*. ; >-:i)wclully in providing .ekrtning, Hess and .two sons were at t-uums witli the (ifTicci, . Mcsdunu.i David Vun- speedy and complete recovery. Monday through tiie "cl^tring house.' fuf those Conklin were in Miu-kegon on .Mondi.v Buiikirk. If G. Haves. W. N Chidester, ■ ----in ruciL Plans are being made for tlv. WEN T TO DETROIT. -------attending the Grand Rapids District 1in charge for the luncheon and bridge J. L. MaiLs‘ fins called to Delrni’, ’ Pic-scno«il clinic to be held In thc near niKbMtMdames Diun Tolhurst and C. 8. : On Thursday ot last week llicre were . Ministerial Association. Wednesday to intend a meeting of future. Potts for golf. Mrs R. E Showerman has moved to 1 i held, in three place* in the ‘ county. agent** of the standard Savings and ' ”• • * this city from White Pigeon and ha* ( ' examinations for seventh graders: .and Loan A.-.-iwiatiun of that city, which POSSESSES BALLOTS moved into*Ju* Alwinc’s house at tlw on Fnday examination* for eighth w»» held then- Thursday. Agents were end of W Center 8t. OF FORMER TIMES graders. A total of 205 eighth grader;, HaMing* Chapter No 7. O. E 8 held called in from all part* qf-thc state to Mr and Mr*. Richard Grow left, on ,their installation of otnrer.s Tuesday- consider plan# for active work. Because , , and ot&O seventh grader* took the ex­ Sat unlay tin a motor trip to Roanoke, ,evoning. May 10. following a i>ot luck building and loan u.s.v'ctattons of tin- Each Party Had Its Own Tick­ amination*. Twcnty-’flye mqre wenHa . nnd Washington. D. CJ. Titey ex- idinner at 6-30 In th</ Masonic dining preu-nu d from doing this because theycountry are based on sound real estate peel to be gone about ten days. els Printed—No Secret were ill with measles. To accnnimiKlate room. values, they, have sUaxi up under the ; . Mr. and Mrs Kellar Stem tctunicd i these an examination will be conductMie- Georgina.Bitwr. Grand Conduc­ dep-esrod conditions better than other I TElections . Then last week from a business and pleas- tress of tlw* Grand Cliupur of Michi­ tinanclal institutions. Mr. A. J. Herbert of thta city iia* n 'etl here on June 13. •urr trip to st. Louis. Mo., where they gan. ' was Hie Installing officer. Mi*. '*' ’ । couple reins of by-gone’ days which In- J visited Mr. and Mrs. Chester Stem. 1Ethel Tolhurst installing Marshal. Mrs ATTENDING CONVENTION. ' prizes very lugifiy. Now we have al! p R. Kami, who has resided at Reed Mrs. Emma Rtabridger Mills of Kb- ,Clara Brown as chaplain and Mrs Mrs. M. A. Lanibie. Mrs. C H. Os­ simmer. Fla . is expected here in a few Lou Mau* was the organist. Mrs. Buucr born, Mrs. Fred Palmer. Mrs, Otfo parly tickets printed on one ballot tor • City, was in tlw city on Monday und days for a visit. She says the weather was assisted "by Ml*a E-sthe-r Paton und Haavind and Rev. and Mrs J. A. Mc­ i state, national or local election*. In th-- [ culled at Ha- Banner office. Mr. Karn.1* tint' in Florida but everything U very- Mr*. Ethel Tolhurst* by Mrs Gertrude Nulty w< nt to Grand Rapid.* on Tues­ Jold day*'each partv printed and paid ‘ in formed Hie Banner that he was 92: ifor.lt* pijrty ticket*. Mr. Herbert’; years of.age last week Tuesday. At dry. Chnuitierluln. The following newly day to attend the Dloce.san meeting uf Mrs. A A - Anderson of Grand Rap-1,1 «-h*clrd and apininled officer? were In­ tiie Women" • Auxiliary. A isanquet wa* ihas a repuWfean national ticket, print-’ present lie i* living wti’h hl* son near; i-cd in 1878 when Haye* ^hd Whccfcr 1 Shultz. Mr. Karn* .still takes an aettvsi id*, who has but recently returned from stalled held Tuesday evening, at which Miss , wi re Uhl republican randtdati* for ; interest in things around him. which ’ Wot thy Matron—Mrs Mildred I. Elizabeth Matthews of Cleveland gave president -and vlce-presldfill. He uku;ia doing pretty well for a man of in.* winter., in visiting her daughter. Mr*- Haney. a talk on "Holy Week in the Holy 1 1ms u -democratic t<r*n.*hl|i ticket for' advanced age. * joM phine Todd. Lind,-' Tiie business wssloii* tin being '' Gun Plains township. Allegan county. J. Worthy Patron—J-. Mort Townsend. Mr. und Mrs: Donah! D. Smith and' AN'XXlinft Matron Mr*. EliKibe-Ui held Uxbiy l|t Grace church. ‘ lor lhe .‘H»me year. t little dairghKar of Detroit *|>eii Uic' Ashaltcr.; ;• in TIIE NEW IDEA CHIB In the thc old day* Hwre Hiere were no election ch“ction ... vri’it end here with Mr and Mr.-\ J. T. Associate Pafrnn -Arthur W Haven Mrs. Edward Tudor'rrWerluhwd Uiri'xxrth*. There were party workers, rep­ Lombard. Mrs. fimirh and daughter re8<-cretary—Mr* Maude W. Smith. club at her home on East Grand St., resenting all the pm tie*, at. the polls, f mitlnlng for thc week. Treasurer—Mr*. Kate c. Johnston. Thursday evening. May 12. A delicious were supplied with ticket* which .*0* Mr. and Mrs. ElWyn Daniels. Mr* Conducirnv*--Mrs. Audrey J._ Iron­ six o'clock dinner wa* .si rred and thei’M' handM ’to to .1. L « voters a* tlu-y came ro Kditb Beckwith and .-on Gerald and side. 1”' l»Ils. ' » the voter who wished to T; Mr and Mrs. Keith Daniel* called oh' Aasoclate .Conductress—Mr*. Alma tables wrtx» attractively decorated with ivote for somebody on another ticket "Ynarcissus, flowering quince und ferns Fingletoh. x than his own. gum paper «li|is wrrv .Jj, Tlw short business meeting was follow ­ Eu*h. ot Bowne Sunday. Chaplain Mrs. Mary A. Fuller. presented so he could easily change his T Mr and Mr*. Ray Cook and Mi*s ed by sewing and a social evening. Marshal—Mr*. Edith M Johnson. ticket. Party- workers rtaliy worked at Madeline Cook wi re Sunday gyc*t* of Organist -Mrs Ida F- McCoy. TO TEACH AT THREE OAKS. thc job of trying to iifduce doubtful -6Mr -and Mr* Levi Payne of Grand Ada-Mr* Helen H Stebbins. Ml-* Dorothy Barnes. daughter of voters to vote tlw worker's party ticket. X Rapid*."They all attended tlw tulip' EsUwr—Mrs. Gertrude E. Jones. In those days it was easy to u-r T Mr. and Mrs. Charles Baines of this festival Hi Holland, also. MBrlha--Mr*. Ruth Haven city, will graduate from the Western money at -elections and tjiiy voter, •►5? Mim Margery (teynoliis. who ha.; Electa—Mr*. Margaret H. Barnett. State Teachers' College tn June, and There was no secrecy about It and. a* .-L been ^pending the winter ut New OrWarder—Mrs. Lr>mu B. Cleveland. has accepted a position in tiie schools both sides did it. neither party was J', lean*. Iji.. and Miami. Fla . is visiting Sentinel—Milton M. Murphy. at Three dak*, where slie will teach in afraid of the other. ■ "V Mr and Mr*. Roy Corde* 'Miss Rey­ Plve little girls; Ruth Zimmer. The Australian ballot ha* uccdm-;^ji nolds will *)M-nd thc .summer'in Ann1 Madeline Sigler. Beverly Jone*, Evelyn the fourth grade. Congratulations are pllshed much, in doing away with corj, T extended. ArlMir. ", ’ '■ BrowVP and Allee Jane Palmer, were ruptlon at the polls. If Qtc people ol *Y* Mr and Mrs. T. H. John&ldn, Mr. dressed to represent the five [aunts ol U ANO I BRIDGE CLUB. this country had only had sense.enough evmid Mr*. Vcrroll Conklin. Mr. and Mr*.; the star and escorted those selected for Mrs James Batson was hostess to to require the uae of the Australian ;-L Edw. Down*. Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Craigj those isolntn to their atatlons and pre­ U and I bridge rluh_UU Tuesday ballot system at county and stale con-’Tt and daughter Doris motored to Holland Minted each with a boAkct of flowers, thc Sunday to sec the tulips, and also' During the service. Mr. Richard Waite afternoon, her sister. Mrs. Everett ventions, we would not now have thc Ay? Swegles. assisting her. Appropriate nmUM.Ma delighted thc audience with several prize* were given and lovely refresh­ factory primary system. which wc '1' ulld , M°rrL- 'Lrlow wre, m.rlnib. and ments served. think 18 responsible for many of tlw ills s«n.tmu™u BMW, w o lruto D,„eh ,r„d„rd from which we suffer in this country. Mr and Mrs T B Hart und Mr*. | wlos. • ENJOYABLE VIBfT. Gnjnl Btwkrr and baby of Watson Car-' The students in lhe 7-A grade in the nt rn. Alii-gan ‘county, were guest* of MEETING OF CHARITY GUILD. city schools made u visit to Starr Mr* Ida Paimatier Sunday. I Hospital Guild „„ No. 6. the Charity Commonwealth on Saturday, remem­ Russell Partridge spent lhe uvt k end J Mr. and Mrs Hubert Cook and Mrs. Guild, enjoyed a pot luck supper and bering the boys there- with a cookie with relatives in Flint. Ai M L. Cfiok were in Ann Arbor Friday, social meeting nt the home of Mr*. shower. Everyone rcpOrtx a lovely tunc. On Friday evening thc Seniors will J Ushc Cook and Thos. Stebbins came! Floyd Gaskell on So. Broadway, on leave on the sev^n o'clock train for thc j w humc —- with them t.fur the week -..a end. Mr Mr. prtday evening. Twenty-one were pres­ CIRCLE NG. A annua) "Skip Day " They will go to -*1 and Mrs. F. W Sicbbia* took the boys ent and all -rejxirt an enjoyable time. i Circle No. 8 ot tho Methodist L. A. Niagara Falls. Thc chapcrone* will be « buck to Ann Arbor on Sunday. At the annual business meetliyl Mr*. H. S. will meet with Mrs Nellie Hewitt. Miss Cramer and Mr Smith tJ Mr and Mrs. Robert Cook, her J. Horton was ejected dialrman. with W. Center St., on Wednesday after­ JUnfbr Sjiorts Day Track -Field | mother, Mrs. 8a?aii Harper, and Mr*. Mt* John Ironside and Mrs Otto noon. May 25. Members are urged to event will he held Friday at Riverside; attend. A D. Knlskern went to Chicago Sun­ Haavind ns assistants. Park. Nashville, sponsored by Hie J day-. Mr> KnL'kcrn will visit Mr. and After Hie business meeting, bridge Chamber of Commerce and Nashville I RECOVERING NIC ELY. Mr* I^wi* Kntskrrn. and the others are was played. Miss McQuillan and Mrs. school. There will be hall games. *3 Hastings friends of\Mrs. Verne tiie gursla of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Llt- John Wooton having Uw ' winning dtuhes. chinning, jumps and throws.; •? Johnson of Lansing will be glad to. *core*. . ' know that she hay letl thc hospital and Iiotato racing, sack races, plank wa)k- J Rev. L. L Dewey accompanied u convalescing at her home alter a ing and relay races. ‘There will be ,. J George Dewey. Franklin Beckwith. Roy basket lunch al noon. The business serious o|>eiution. Heath, Howard Dickinson and Lynn men will furnish frw j»p and jicanut* J Perry to Grand'Rapid* 'on Thursday Methodist L. A- 8 Circle No. 2 on Mon­ The firemen and their families fit- I ’ QVIMBY. evening where they attended an Ep­ day evening, all. having a delightful Frank Btdclman of Hustings iipent joyed a chicken supimt Friday night at 'i worth League rally al the • Trinity •time A lovely |*sit luck supper was tho tiro barns. This year thc .supper Methodist >. ..nniH.* u„u.vi.. church. .. reived, tiie tables being centered witli Sunday with hi# brother, Walter Bidet­ was put on bu the wive* of the Are- J Mr nnd Mrs. W. L. Hinman. Mr. and bauqucU of tulips. Mr*. George While man. Mrs. Raymond Bacheljor and chil- men There were 33 sat down to lhe J Ipx It Hinman Ktlnmn.. and -nd children ac­ u-u<: 1 > HI rm u fxl/ was x-t.w-frxl elected as r-chairman to? tlio the r-nminr. coming Mrs. C- H. tables which had bouquet* of carnucompanied by Mr. and Mrs. M. C. year succeeding Mrs. J. ”M. Townsend, dren ot Detroit are visiting her par- tidiis. snap-dragon*, stock, daffodil* has r proven a capable executive. ent*. Mr. und Mr*. Jay Ware. Musolf and children of Tawa* City who -— — --,------------- --------------------Mr. and Mr*. John Ca-stelein spent and flags. Mr. James Hummel was pre- , J rjr.irt Bunday in Bay City at tiie home. Mr*. George Payne was elected sceresen led with a bouquet in honor ot hts. -1 Hus the of fllr. and Mrs. A. R. Harvey. Mr. lary nnd "* *treasurer. ”“ -i was “ * ’last ""* Sunday with their son Laurence at forty-three years as a fireman. |-r Leach lake. meeting until October. Haney I* a brother of Mrs. Hinman. Lloyd Mead of East Latulng. Mrs. J The K A. 8. nt Mr*. Harry 8|»nablc-s Clyde Wilcox of Hastings anti Mrs . J was well attended, proceeds 18.35. Tlw Young People's PurUh was held Clarence Bhaw spent Friday with their » at Quimby church Saturday night mother. Mrs. Eunice Mead. Rev. and "Mrs. Albert Ostroth went ' there was a good attendance and a fine to Lansing Saturday and accompanied ~ time. Mrs Conklin had charge of the serv­ Rev. D. C. Ostroth'.. family to Snover:^ ices at the church Bunday which were to attend thc annual conference nf the ’ L. V. BESSMER Eyesight Specialist much enjoyed by all. Rev. Samuel Evangelical church. Dr. and Mrs. Eastman and family of •< Ostroth of Maple Grove will iiave HASTINGS, MICH. . Detroit spent thc week end with Mr.: a charge in two weckr. and Mrs. John Greene. Quimby school will close Wednesday Mrs. Dan Fcighner and Mrs. D. D. * with a picnic. Is rendered with spe­ ‘ About twenty-nve friends and school Hess were at Bellevue Tuesday. cial care. It recognizes that the errors of vision, of Born May JRh to Mr. and Mrs. Paul . mate* surprised Rial Kellogg Friday night on his birthday, lhe evening was Lane ot Bellevue ut the home of her!children'may be ‘‘hidden.’’ And that it is extremely parent*. Mr- and Mrs. Martin Gra-|<$ spent with games and dancing after important that they be discovered and corrected. which light refreshments were served. liam, a daughter, wiilch oijly lived a * School children are particularly liable to errors of vis­ Jeanette Rltunan u recovering from few hours and was buried Monday P 104 E. High Street p the measles and will return to her afternoon in Lakeview cemetery. ion that hinder them greatly-. Seek every aid to your The Bethany class was entertained U school work soon. Friday afternoon by Mr*. Myrtle child’s success. ' A watchmaker of Edinburgh claims Chyd* and Mt*. Clurles Cruso at thep to have invented a "divot-proof”' golf former’s home. । <5 CoaUauad nest week. club so designed that It is imiWMlble Ma!lLn\'iur!*:i:ed‘ the* cf C^cImI i to lift any turf. . A Cool Head Season Opens in May NEW STRAW q-<HK NEW spring straws are smartly fash1 ioneil for good appearance—and above all are made for comfort when lhe days are warm. ’ You will Hod a wftie variety of .styles and prices here from which to make a selection. Read this list: ' ■ Snilor MrHWS in all styles, with bands in the preferred shinies. They are priced from Stiff tit raw hut*, in all shapes and color*, are cool and comfortable and priced from $1.00 to $r>.oo. 7. S. Baird Clothing for Men & Boys Hastings Michigan ■f CLYDE WILCOX % *« ■« RETAIL FLORIST .« -/ SPECIAL SALE for Decoration Day! GERANIUMS25c WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT of GIANT PETUNIAS Double and Single, l0(£ 20c and 25c BEGONIAS, VERBENAS, LOBELIAS, FUCHSIAS, COLEIUS, MARTHAS. LANTANAS, HELIOTROPES. VINCAS and IVY VINES and HYDRANGEAS. ASSORTEPPLANTS in pots. CEMETERY VASES and BASKETS FILLED at . REDUCED PRICES. Special Sale of Roses $1 Dozen Also CARNATIONS. SNAPDRAGONS, PEONIES, TULIPS. Try Our Specially Mixed Bouquets at 50c, 75c and $1.00 X . Dedicated to Better Vision Our Children’s Service For Garden Planting, We Also Have: Salvias, Petunias, Snapdragons, Calendulas, Stocks, Marigolds, Zinnias,* Asters, Tomatoes, Cabbage, Cauliflower, Peppers, Egg Plant and Celery. 2530 ^ast*nKs» Michigan ' �TTTE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAT 18. 1M2 ' ' THL 14r 1 Our Success WANTS Has been achieved through ear*- ONE CENT A WORD. NO AQVER-, TISEMENT FOR-LESS THAN 35 CTS i *, 11 t WOODLAND. ruiiD U.K rurc Lntu Itrnrv 0*z h ' spent the week end with "Mr Clyde Buell. , . Mrs Edith Brown. Mr* Lena Jordan and Mr*. Nina Sawdy of Lansing were Sunday guests of Mrs Stata Hilbert apd Mrs Rena Culler. Douglas Frost of Angola spent the holders. REE US FOR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual ! FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY ' J. L MAUS 4 SON AMTLACT AXD tZAl. ESTATE 0JTICE HA1TIXGR MICH If Our Home Inspection Service Man Says That Act! Mr and Mrs Ed Blake and Mr and Mrs. .Glen Blake ul Middleville, were Sunday guetis oJ Mr und Mrs. 'F. F Mr and Mrs David Kilpatrick apeht the week end with Mr and Mrs Frank Kilpatrick and attended the Alumni banquet Friday evening. . . Mr a.xl Mrs. Raw Puree und Mary! Joyce routed Mr. and Mrs. Will Pierce at Fgnton over the week end. H. S. SHELDON “Dollars are Escaping Through That Roof!” Our house inspections are made eon*clrntl<m*ly arid with * Integra lion, or places have quoted you on lhc Job cottage at Saddlebdg lake ~’ Mr and Mrs Alfred Higdon and baby of Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Welby Crockford. Are Your Rugs Clean? giteato Oi Mr. and Mrs. li/rrj Bush of ' Hasting* Sunday. z Mrs. Cora .Shopbell entertained lu r . granddaughter and husband of.MuUl-i ; ken Sunday.. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Zcrkle and two ! : children of Lansing spent tlx- week end j . with Mr and Mrs Will. Flory ROY 0. HENNEY HASTINGS MARKETS CARDS OF THANKS • Ison Harton. Ml— Elsie Shorrm, Mr und Mrs J Wesley Jackson. Mrs Gw. ' Kirshman and Miss Npra Travts of AlS-JM ■ ioian Spent Wediiciday evening and i Thursday with Mr and Mrs E O.; jShorno and attended the graduating i ,y1* j’’’tercises Wednesday ctvtunK. Mo . Quite a few of tile members of tho! -.*>-( Woodland Study club are utteiidmg* '. h - the County Federation ot Womans I chibs held at Mlddlrville Tuesday. May i ----Ffcont । « .1 '. i I 'l l.." - > • • ' WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH Can Sall Your IkNOWft .need not be cortsid- ’ can mwl do wishe.- .The •> u a lit y finer merchandise, but onr best atten- Red Top Insulating Hoard-i» a combination insulating ma­ terial and wallboard. It.I* quickly nailed, up. Its specially hardened -urfair i- very durable and so good looking that usually do lhc job. Give A Worthy Man A Job i Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Schalbly anil1 I Mr. and Mrs. Gerald England of Grand I Rapids attended the Alumni banquet J Friday evening j Mbs Evelyn Beardsley; Mh, Thelma , . South and Kennard Schaiblv ot Hunt-'; idtfgton. Indiana 'attended the Alumni' ■ banquet Friday evening and iipent ■ Saturday with relatne- here. ■ Miss Phyllis Englund of Grand Rop- The man who would du yuur work is a skilled nierhanir >!><» ha* been out of employment through no fault uf his own. -xpert and painstaking service. lion Jlervire nun today—phone 2276—and let him tell yuu what is needed. Remember, we can handle the vompleU- Job You'd Better Heed an Insulation Need ” The Home Lumber Co. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2276 : -nts. Mr and Mr.- Glen England amt' ■—.................. I attended the Alumni buhquet Fri^lai ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ j evening. » --------------—— . ■■ 1 1 ; Miss Katherine Spindler is visiting. Geo Faul attended lhe tulip festival at ! her aunt, Mjs Ella Anderson ot Dr- Holland *t»i I troit for several weeks. , The Woodland Township School ,kr ; I Mrs. Elizabeth Glbboney is staying, Alumni banquet wa* held Friday eve-. i with Mrs Clarinda Stowell of West, ning at the school house with un 'at--’. .->■ [ Woodland for a few weeks. tendance of 191. A delicious banquet. i"t I The community wlw -oidden.-d t.>; was served by the Ladies Aid of th--, g.,”'!! ihear of thj- death of George Weaver.! South Brethren "hurch. Following was J in < ■ son of the Rev. Ervin Weaver of I the piostanr Invocation—R«-v. Alb-'i t' > > ' * ■ Jamestown. Ohio, former pastor of th? Beardsley; Music—Orchestra; IntroBrethren churoh of Woodland. George duction ot Toutmu.-ii’r— Karl C Paul: . ' METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. had-been ill fur some time with heart Toastmaster—Charles Teeter: Welcome' »■ >- • trouble following the flu George gradu-[ to Class ol 1933—Paul Smith; Respon-i1 it. fated from Woodland High school last j —Gh-ndon Eckardt; Trombone Solo— ve^r.and hod* been attending colleg e R<es pierce; When 1 wx- in scli>wl i r • ,1*; at Manchester. Agnes Holly Fisher; Times luiyv - n ‘ ... ..... Mr. and Mrs Karl C. Faul and Mar- clianged—Hobart Schalbly; Sunny days ^”’.'1 .u.ti.11 da .spent -the week end with Mr. and j ahead—Elsie Ik-Vlrr CUilis. Solo—M1I> s . j'.’ i„ ■* [Mrs. h J. Stang of Jackson. ’ ’ Beamer: Benediction—Re>. AJber t; n*’.u-i * । Mr-. Geo. c Paul spent the week end : Beardsley , • ' Mr with Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Faulof Has-' .Tiie orchestra led by Raymond i a iw J tings On Sunday accnmiumled by Mr. ■ Windeknecht' or Hiutijjgs with Mirsi *>' • 'and Mn Raymond Faul of. Woodland.' Alice Smith ot Woodland .it the piano!—— , nnd Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jas vis of Saug.i-I was very much enjoyed.. • tuck. Mr. and Mrs Chas. Faul and Mrs —---------- -»-»■»■■■-------:-----st.t. '_______________________________ (HlANGEVU.I.E. ———■ vuaauLi ii.i.r» w °.r BEVIEW or ROLL or HPE Major j. E Jacobs left Sunday for gw............ j TRICT NO 31. UNDER ACT .v OF THE; neW tuo Weeks in the .TVICe .- «UBLtc ACTS or lar. as amended Mr- Bm Kin., snd —n Rrubrn <>f । " ' ......... ’Marion. Ind. and Mr and Mr- Scott . nv> '. t ii.- r*'. ,’f1 Matke and daughter of PtainwAll wrtr .<i in ,.t. ( ||„r, * Saturday afternoon visitor* of F. D Twenty members of the Home Liter­ ary club und uni- visitor >vtil tin* May breakfad at the home >.( Mrsdunif • Annie iiixf Bertha Humphrey Thursday morning at 9:30 Roil was answend with many original pawns! and • xperter.ee- with our capsylei friends. Papers on friendship were Mr. and Mrs Marlon Rupe and son Gerald visited friends' at Coldwater Thursday ’ Mr and Mrs Clyde Nichols spent , Sunday with her brother. John DeFore.-it and family of Martin. Mr, and Mrs qiitlord Kahlla enter­ . tamed her aunt from Battle Creek Sunday. j Mr and Mrs John Lewis and-little grandson. Lyman Dean Kinney of North Gun lake visited relatives at thin ।■ place Friday afternoon. , George Gillespie of Charleston was kirk. Mr.- Doolittle favored with a reading, "Auld I_>nc Syne” and other . : spne• were sung, closing, with cRai •. I'.* With You ” Mr- J J. Darter j ;; l drove from Woodland to be present' ■; at the club meeting Thursday. She \. i was accompanied by Mrs. Frost of ! that city. ’ . Mrs H J Kraus-had thc misfor-; iune to fracture her arm by catchin.'-i ski a ruz and falling in the • sin- wii? urvatly nu>sed at. tho and the members extenef aympaind hojw she trill roon.be able to Mr... Jennie Chase visited her brother and sister, B N. and ____ Fr-nnFPr Sundhy and attended church with them. * Mrs Ada TtiOrix-. Miss Eva. John-on. Mr add Mr* Roy Walter* and baby home Sunday evening. . . Church Service ut Milo every Sunday at 3:30 with Sunday school following. You an- invited to come.. ' a. " ’ r- rv r> ’ F U K a a r r- A L t.— Flower, and Plant.! Wr ‘■■'1 M” "" Jerome Coryell and family enter-• Every Plant Grown in Hustings tained his unde and wife from Chicago I iir j ■ r- V’C r» i a /-« •, over the week end . ’’ 1 L L I 3 s L A L fc. Mr. and Mr. A C. McNutt of Of - i:o ! US NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. .‘were Sunday afternoon guests of thou Wiley Always Selb Fur Less. t CdtlSin. F I) f.rWtx ami u-ifi- Mr». Nina and Sophia Spath drove to i{pb r;d Saturday and le* in tin- tulij : higher pric Inches of Therniotili between thc top eeiiing joist*. I S M«rchor*4it«> High Prices diMinrritix K -topping the heal waste through the roof. Till* ran often br done at -urpri-iuglj small expense by nailing Red FIRST PRERBYTEHUN CHURCH. St GRANGE PROGRAMS out any obligation to you. i —-____________ ___ HOI.MEH CHURCH. | BARGAINS-ACT NOW! Mr nnd Mrs Will Crockford and hrtiQki ? Dg*r* Adding Mackia* Uwd Mrs Lewie HullUycrxgr of North CaU®M “““ ton were Sunday visitors at Joseph WnM atu«k: Crogkfords “,ou- °’* u,e4 Oolr Oo« w"» Mr and Mr- John McLeoud were r«»«t> FOB QUICK BALE Sunday uftTOtr TR-Pfance- Coleman s R<n O. HENNEY ’ at south Hastings . £r । Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ravia of Has• : Ungs were Sunday guests at Charles I You Always R«cotv« HIGH QUALITY r I Baynes. ■ . * Miss Julia Durkee of Grand Rapids AUTOMOBILE PAINTING •>, I -spent thc week end at home. . A little son arrived.nt the home of h| Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mathews. May 8 ANDY SEARLES AUTO BODY SERVICE l, | Mrs. Etta Parmelee spent a few days | ।1 last week at Marlon. . COLLISION WORK . HA8TIN01 .PARISH. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. EMMANUEL CHURCH. (EPISCOPAL) J. A. McNulty. Racist. it. Heber Foster look Agnes and Dora Foster and Margery Gillette to Mt. Pleasant Friday. They were chosen from the Nashville school to compete tn scholastic- honors in different sub- WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME ■ SOADWAY g GREEN Jmbulunui^enMce Kenneth Wilcox and Theodore Vog- •'» ' h-r ot Kalamazoo were weekA-nd guests ■of Mr. and Mrs Herbie Wilcox and ' . Eleanor, scrroll Powers of Nashville ■was. a guest there Sunday. ^tra Louise ■ Lathrop spent froip ; •' Tuesday till Sunday with her grandL- daughter in Holland. Mr and Mrs. ; ■ Arthur Latliroji spent Saturday night '•/. and Sunday there and Mrs. Lathrop । . returned home- with them Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Foster and fam■ ' fily were Sunday guests of her parents, Mr. and Mr». S. Geiger of lhe Striker /•“* district a" The Barryville school closes Friday, y.. They will attend the picnic and track ■ meet in Nashville. f There wUl be a State W. C. T. U.i ‘/‘^•speaker at the Barryville church next ,.,Re Sunday evening to begin’ at 8:00 J/Jll Merchandise in our Establishment is marked in plain figures ... with the price of the COM­ PLETE Funeral Service. Chas. /f. Atonardcs PHONES. Morg*a Ckarck. Funeral Service %%%% - �Wednesday, May 18, 1932 PART TWO THE HASTINGS BANNER State Owned Motor Cars Run CIRCUIT COUBT Wild Over Michigan Highways CONVENES MAY 23 (Continued from page one. part one) .car encircling the globe 1200 times1 he could hot hope to impress them (Continued from page one. imrt one) would not,drive so fur. sufficiently if they discovered him dlsand PoclAc Tea Company, trespass on And yet none can tel) thc legisla-. mounting flrom a cur ot lesser grand- the care. • tore how many cars tlwre are, w'hp1 eur. Edward B. Finley. Jr.. Receiver, vs. Huge. Rum Invested. drives them or why. when they are Figured al *1.000 each ns the average Okp. Freeman. aMumiwut. driven or on what mission. how much, i.'TmTurd B. Finley. Jr.. Receiver vs. . the cost per mile for giiMihiw or oil1 cost of tin* 1.152 curs and trucks. Michi­ Albert J. McClelland, assumpsit. gan ha* invested in this tyixot Jransoy tires muy be or whether It would be 1 FBidu Shaw vs. Burdette Llchty, et । portation the sum uf *1.152.000* cheajier to travel 4»y train or air. Ir ——-----------------------— Figured ---------• The state highway department holds!l*r mile ,ur ‘M' n,»*' of a), assumpsit. ' ‘Non Jury Civil Cause*. tlw recon* fur most cars but thev al-o ‘he estimated 30 million mile* dMvcn hold Hie record fur using cars of the 1 ‘■»ch year. Uien this huge fleet of nioForrest E. Jordan, el al vs. Pitt Pugh, Ford and Chevrolet type which are I «•«* <»*» «•»’» U* “l h-iist an equal et al, ejectment • most economical in first emta as well I *um. Michigan officials have prdved Wolverine fruit Products .Co. vs. Wil­ y a* in operation cost*. Tin.- department themselves good travelers liam Boughner. trespass on the ca c of jonservatJori eomes next with 143 Now let the reader return for a brief The W T Rawlelgh Company vs F. und the state police third with 116. Th-! in*l*rtlon of this payroll question W. Mead, el al. assumpsit. prism group operates a fleet uf 107 cur-. While these lines ate being written, John Neitx vs. Louis E. Barnett, as­ nnd trucks, other large users of motor I cH'n-us of Michigan are digging down sumpsit. • car tran*|xirtatft>n include the depart- into their ixxkeu for driver's license Minnie Baker ’vs. George W. Davis, inrnt of health, tiie utilities rnnml -! renewal fees What do they get fur this appeal from Justice court. Mon. tlx- department uf agriculture, the I »”<«*>•’ One sergeant of state police al' Hastings Lumber und Coal Company SI.hou military e tablL-diment and the welfare *' '**’"; one investigator - ••ut *1.500; 'one | vs. A Tolles und Company, assuminit , irooiwr il *1JOO; reven clerk* costing department. tamer P. Watrous vs. Mrs. Edgar U' *8,160 annually; three- .stenographers । Mead, tresimss on lhe cure. costing *4.000 annually; one trooper State Bunk of Freeport vs. Richard, A KcnerousuUMi-indulging common­ hrtidqunrters building estimated to wealth supplies some Very good cun. cost *100.000, funds fur which were re­ Sr'baddelee. et a). tres)MM on tlx- care ; Arenuth J. Holey. Gdn. vs Charles too. lor it' ■gad-a^Hii" officials. In­ cently released by the Mate admin is- Flala, et a), trtspau oil tlw case, cluded in the number listed by lhe sec- ti;ithv bourd w ,v, the vigorous ....... over protest William Koolman vs. A. Tolle-, and. retary of the administrative board urv 4Jf Bj 0J1(. member of the group: Company, attachment ; found two Lincoln*; three Packards; 1Th,. I93| operator's hecme law war. Arnett Auto Company vs. B M eight Cadilliirs; 56 Buicks; nnd 4lt.pa8*ed under the whip of the present Hanson and N. O. Hanson, assumjisit. Jtcor,, most of the latter being ot the administration os a mean* of building H, G Barber, Gdn. vs. Frank Barn­ Itoyale type with all the trimmings and; U(, u thoroughly trained traffic division hart. uMumpat. gadget.-, included. ‘ of tiie state ixillcc to. guarantee the Alden Todd vs. City of Hastings, tresft u-common talk around Lansing safety uf the highways Oik- trobper pow on tlw case. that these state cars may be found has been provided thus far. State Bank of Deckerville by I won parked outsidf the homes of state ofniere is another office wiilch should O. .Wentworth, receiver, vs.' Douglas flciuL-. almost ijiiy morning of thc w« k.' |iaVe revived attention in an earlier Scott, trespass on th^case. Morning is used advisedly because most I article but was overlooked. Perhaps In Hie matter qf the estate .of Olles of them are mot there during the eve-1 this h as gixxl a time as any to sjK-uk Siwpard. deceased, upix-al from fxobatc nlng nnd early night, not that these | of it. court. officials work until igte hours ot the I Employ inent Agencies. Marjle Raldt. admx. vs. Thomas Wil­ night but the family is always ready! Bucklin the halcyon days preceding cox, appeal fromQustlce court. Joe a Jaunt somewhere after dinner. ; >93® thm- had grown up in Michigan Joseph BorutkA vs. Timinas R.. The reader is reminded, too. that1 n 1,4 Of so-called employment agencies, Olshewsky and Sophia Olshewsky.'os-! there cars ore not confined to Michl- The state operates free employment vmnpMt. gan highways—not by any means. One agencies in the larger industrial cenBaltic Creek Auto Body Company vs. State car at least lias seen Florida on n| p-rs but somehow these private ngen- Dr H. A Adrounle. auump*lt. decision' winter vacation trip, others have beep’ des appeared to be getting tlw business pending. far west. Daring summer months many | nnd so a law was enacted requiring a Will De Priester vs. Henry Germain, visit Canadian scenic and recreation j license to operate and creating a assumpsit. . centers. And on a Sunday afternoon al-1 m.w office to supervise. This was in Virginia-Carolina Cliemical Corpor­ nw*t any day ot the year, tlw highways, 1935 and al first this new venture Into ation vs. Fred Champayne. et al. as­ of our own state are literally crowded. tho realms of- licencing business was sumpsit. with cars bearing state license plate*! made one of thc functions of the de­ City National Bank and Trust Com-* whit h indicate that'no tax is paid on Ipartment of labor. In 1929 tor certain pany vs. John P. Jones, et al. assump­ the fuel consumed. A convenient sya-1 political reasons this was made a rep- sit. tem of coupon books is provided to os- J urutr offlce'tb be niled by thc governor, Edward Brail vs. Robert Brown, et a), sure tlw driver thut wherever he may; 8incc then it has continued as the De­ trespasa on the care. show up al a Alling station his wants; troit political headquarters for tlw adChancery CaUMM. wUl be ministered to—al state exjx-iw., ministration. • Charles O. McPeck. Jennie L Bill­ Vacation Trips■ 'There private employment agencies One young sprout employed In a.jhare long since gone out of buslnew ings. et al vs. Verne J. McPeck, bill fur state .capacity waa recently heard! for the very good reason they hud no partition. •Mary E. Reed va. Calvin Reed, di­ boasting hi a Lansing restaurant that 'Joi*- to sell. But the state administrator he was going to have a new Oldsmobile ‘15 sliH on l,,c fcta,c payroll for *5.000 a vorce. John C. McKibbln vs. Hattie L. Mcfor his vacation trip. He explained >*»«•• He octuple* a suite of offices in that his wife objected to going tkick: I>‘r<Ht provided at stale expense. He Klbbin, divorce! Wm. J. WUner vs. Roy Barrett, ac­ home In a Chevrolet. It was the firs'., has a *1200 stenographer. Outside of counting and Injunction. visit home since her marriage and she playing politics lie ha* little to do. John Brandstettcr vs. Ida E. Brandwanted to Impress her girl friends with1 --------------- *-•••--------------stetter. divorce. <•} the match she had made. He told Just I TOMORROW, Sam V. Qujgglr nnd Zadd Qiiigglv vs. how he had gone about tq gratify lib. nave you ever stopped to think Lyman Field? et a), bill to deur cloud young wife's wishes and sure enough That today is not so bad— from title. within a few days he proudly drove bls] lls the dread of dark tomorrow Cliarie* Wilcox vs. Earl und Bernice new Olds up in front of the same res-'That makes u* glum and sad? Wilcox, cancellation of deed and taurant to prove he was not spooAtig. Wr r„-.,ir_ OP nth__ He i* SUU driving the Oldxntotate furt^n^Lnt agreement. rushed from state fund.. ■ ,,.W* 5"" : Nashville State Bank vs. Franklin D. Another recently apj»lnted minor!1 * P .. .and Dora 8. Kepkey, et al. foreclosure official had- more pull at the outset and I Ot wWch ** re "" afr“‘d' of mortgage. Samuel J. cook va. Minnie Muy Cook, on a very recent morning when he sat I And Yct our tomorrows— divorce. . down to thc desk to fill a position n< w-| Were they worse than our todays? Nashville State Bank vs. Charles H. ly created.-he found outside lhe slate Was not tlw darkness riven Helmer, forecJoaurc of mortgage. office building a»fine new Reo Royale hope's beguiling rays? Ward Moore vs. Catherine A. Wing, eight to go along with hl. shining new Might we then not curb our worries foreclosure of mortgage. office furniture. He explains his nrod of] By mindfulness always Chester Richardson by next friend, sir fine 11 cor by calling attention to the] That the God who makes tomorrows vs. Florence Rlcliardson. annulment of fact that- he calls upon many fl lxtin-j Is thc Ood of our todays? marriage. gulshed Jurist* of Michigan and thut —Chilton. Wla., Time*. Mina M. Adams vs." WlIITam U. Adams, divorce. Pearl M. Mead vs. Shirley Mead, di­ vorce. Blanche E. Jordan vs. Guy W. Jor­ dan. divorce. Henry Ragla vs. William Shaw and Anna Shaw, et al, foreclosure of mort­ gage. Letitia I. Foster vs. Charles E. Smith. Helen B. Smith, et al. foreclosure of mortgage. Beatrice Elizabeth Wagar vs. Ira Wagar. divorce. Charles L. Dibble. Adnu*. Evelyn Dibble estate vs Clark A Barber, Bernie McIntyre, bill to foreclose mort­ gage. Hazel Bell Curtis vs. Harold H. Cur­ tis. divorce. , James K. Vcrrill vs. Dora B. Neely, et al. bill for cancellation of deed. William Bollman vs. William Morlok, et al. bill to foreclose mortgage. Rudolph E. Reichert, state Banking Commissioner, vs. Nashville State Bank, bill for appointment of receiver. Morse Backus, Gdn. vs. Bernice L. White, cancellation of deed. Rudolph E. Reichert. State Banking Oommlwloner vs. State Bank of Free­ port. appointment of receiver. Elma Fuhr, by next friend, vs. Ed­ ward O. Fuhr, divorce. Myrtle W’ashburn vs. Clair L. Utter and Myrtle B. Utter, bill to foreclose mortgage. Henry F. Kidder vs. Alta Kidder, di­ vorce. Lucy E. Olger vs. Alvin Olger, divorce. Clyde E. Slemons, State Commlsaloti­ er of Health vs. the Village of Nash­ ville, el al. Ella L. Hammorid vs. Emerson 8. Hammond, divorce. Katherine C. Thompson vs. David R. 1U1T LOOK AT THUI MUCU *7.66 in Pair. Miller and Louise Miller, bill to ret aside deed. Henrietta Van der Molen vs. Kobe Van der Molen, divorce. Harvey G. lams vs. Mary D. lams, $8.34 in Pairs divorce. Nellie Thomas vs. George W. Thom­ as, divorce. ; Frank B. Spaulding vs. Orly D. Lenon and Flossie E. Lenon, bill to dis­ , O 4 29x4.40 $3.95 U. 5. GUARD 30x4.50 ... $4.25 j^uto J'poH Jhop Phone 2177 BIG ^Driif-In StTtnct” SWING IS TO U. Hastings 5 T I charge mortgage. Lute D. Beltz vs. James A. Belta, di­ vorce. • Bergy Bros. vs. a. Toiles and Com­ pany. et al, bill to ret aside chattel Lulu M. Gibson va. George D. Gibton, divorce. Thousands of Boys and Girls Will Soon Be Out of School .-.. How Many of /Them Will Be Able to Complete Their Education? ANY YOUNG folks are kept from college because they have no money .with which to at­ tend. Are you making provision for your boy or girl—that he or she may be sure of an uninterrupted training at tire chosen training school? M There is no better way to provide the Cash than by starting a savings account at once in this bank. This is an age when young men and young women need college train­ ing and this is an age when it costs money to get such an education. 3% Interest compounded Semi-Annually Come in today and talk with us about starting an "Education Fund” for John and Mary. This is the time and this is the bank and we will be glad to talk with you about it. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK The Only National Bank * In Barry County Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2217 KING SNAKE VICTOR snake administered a constrictive coup Grand Rapid* Sovings vs. Fred W. Bertha Siegel, attachment. OVER DEADLY' RATTLER, de grace to Its strarigllng antagonist. Mead, et al. foreclosure. . • Frederick E. Hill vs. Leon Cool, et al. i Brooklyn Museum's Brazil expedition'While the vtetortou. king make la Goldie Bender vs. Clyd^ E. Bender, assumpsit. divorce. Tiie Industrial Co. vs. Leon D. Cool; MaraV''largest'^Alte'Amuon^elta lcal rattler U thc deadli^ and m'^t' Edward B. Finley, Jr., receiver, vs. and Andrew Dooley.,assumpsit. Albert J McClelland and wife, bill to Glenn J. McLravy vs. B. J. Dever-' eaux. assumpsit. foreclose mortgage. v snake was taken to Brazil and pitted ' *•• Olive B. Bivins, vs. Reuben A. Bivins, Madison Furniture company va. Mike against a tropical rattler, which he Manners are improving; parents are divorce. Ojukick. assumpsit. Edward B. Finley. Jr., receiver, va. MacieJ and Mary Wielgosz vs. Mich- ■ killed and swallowed. Having bent the learning to treat their children will* rattler** neck back upon itself, the king proper respect. Elizabeth Mote and W. H. Bacheldcr, ael and Helena Zawacki. assumpsit x ' • bill to forcclore-mortgage. Mrs. LaVerne Hall vs. The Nashville Edward B. Finley. Jr., receiver, vs. W. State Bank, trespass on the .case. B. Bera, et al. bill to foreclose mort­ Manville Peterson vs. William Cramer. Ear) Strickland, assumpsit. gageC. Oarl McGufly. et al. va. William Wm. Lind. Gdn. vs. Orlcy Gilliland, P. Streeter, et al. bill of complaint to assumpsit. vacate decree. . Boyer Fire Apparatus Co., an In­ Blanche E. Ayres vs. William P. diana corporation vs. Freeport State Ayres, divorce. . ■ Bank, assumpsit. . Esther Cuykendall vs. Frank P. CuySam Solomon vs. Board of County kendall, divorce. Road Commissioners, assump&lt. ’ Julian J, Gardner vs. Ellen Gardner, Alfred Mocrdyk vs. Orma Glynn and divorce. Russell Lewis, trespass on the case. Fred A. Marshall and Lovlna P Chancery Causes. Marshall vs. Orey D. Lenon, el al, bill Minnie E. Hanyen. et al, vs. Nelson to determine rights Jane Hill vs, Tnomo* Tlngay and H. Cross, ct al. bill to quiet title. In the matter of tiie petition of Rod­ Lucile Tingay. foreclosure of contract. Ford L. Casey and wife vs. Will Fuhr, ney Post, et al. bill to discharge mort­ /• et al. biir for specific performance of an gage. Will Tobias vs. Mabel Tobias, divorce. agreement. , John B. Echtinaw vs. Jennie B. EchEdward B Finley. Jr,, receiver, va. Zeno E. Decker, et al. bill to foreclose tinaw. divorce. Emma E. Grant, et al, vs. George mortgage. . . Bessie C. McKeown vs. Claud A. Busi) Wilson, et at. bill to ret aside deed. and Jesaie P. Bush, foreclosure of 1 Glen and Grace Nichols vs. Estelia j and Edward Peeling, foreclosure of mortgage. Aubrey O. Murray vs. Bessie M. Mur­ । contract. | Glenn A. Boyle vs. Nina J. Boyle, diray. divorce. . Delmont C. Webster vs. Frances E. ■ vorce. j Foreman State Trust and Savings Webster, divorce. Ernest A. Hom vs. Helen Horn, di­ Bank vs. Kalamazoo, Gull lake and । Northern Railroad Company, bill to vorce. C. Glenn Gates vs. Gertrude Gates, clear, title. divorce. DOWLING SCHOOL. Clara Hllborn Cramer, va, ToganStiles, Inc., et al. bill to clear title and Higher Room. correct description. Thc higher room closes for the sum­ The City National Bonk and Trant mer vacation on Friday, May 20. Mr. Company of Battle Creek vs. Jamea N. Putnam will be with us again next year. f . Rogers, et al. bill to foreclose mortThe ninth grade entertained lhe tenth to a May luncheon Monday. Chop • Frank Asplnall vs. Marcel Evalet and suey was on the menu. Nellie Evalet, bill to foreclose mortgage. Mr. Putnam had night school for the William Wisner vs. Roy Barrett, et eighth graders last Wednesday eve­ a], bill for accounting and cancellation ning. They reviewed arithmetic. Tell them of thc splendid vacation advantage* offered of lease. The tenth grade oi the Bedford Maude R. Schomp vs. Hervey O. school gave their play at the M. E. by our state . . . the Great Lake* and their mile* of Schomp, divorce. church on Thursday evening./ It was beache* ... 5000 inland lake* and streams... progre** Ella Fclghner vs. Charles H. Ray­ sponsored by our tenth grade.'‘The sive towns with modern store*, hotels,theaters and news* mond, bill to foreclose mortgage. members of the cast did excellent worji Hastings Buildtag and Loan Au'n. Our tenth grade commencement ex* p*[»crs... unexoelle<i highways... ideal camping spots. . V«. Elmer Harshberger and wife, bill to erclses will be held at the Methodist foreclose mortgage. church Thursday evening. May 10. Nel­ Thc millions of dollars spent each year by Michigan's Hastings Building and Loan Ass'n. son Norris win give the valedictory; thousands of visitors add to th* prosperity of th* atM*. vs. Robert D. McGlockyn and wife, bill Hazel Edmonds and Martha Rees the Let us also spend our own vacations in Michigan thia salutatories; Violet Barker tbc pro­ lo foreclose mortgage. ' y ear, thereby contributing still further to Ito prosperity. Hastings Building and Loan Ass'n. phecy and Ward Woodmansee the class vs. Oscar Jones and wife, bill to fore­ history. There are ten In the cigs* and they will all appear on lhe program. And wherever you go, dispel worry by lebplmdag ' close mortgage. Martha Rees. Edna Gerber and Em­ home and office frequently. Call Mend* Gladys M. Haw blits vs. Frank J. met Herrington have perfect attend­ Hawblllz, divorce. to tell them when you will arrive. TeUance records for tiie year. Nine ninth Caoaea In Which no ProgreM Has Been graders will be promoted to tenth phone ahead for hotel aecommodatfama. <(*> I. grade.—Violet Barker, Scribe. Made for More Than One Year. Long Distance rates are low. | * Law Ouse*. The moon's diameter t* 2160 mllee, or Neal Karcher va. Arthur Siegel and about a fourth that of thc earth. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Urge your out-of-state Relatives and Friends Vacation in Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY 18. 1»3! • PAGE TEN in hi* addre.w. -Youth leads clvlliza-l tlon and our task is to give direction " I ’ The older Y group met laat Tliur. day I COURTHOUSE NEWS. evening with Mr. and Mr. , Angell’for F pot luck auMJter, followed with a di*cu>PRORATE COt'RT Men's Christian Associations laugh! .MM, ™ T ,un D»n.ld'o 355 479 persons to swim and .qualified ' Hall Order'allowitig account entered’ "Prayer Is n power A nun with thc E“t Calvin D, Stanton, dee d Proof light of God in his hear? can defeat • When prayer stop* power goes’ on probate filed, order admitting, will v (clous habi'ts. rise undaunted after.a ■ entered, bond tiled afitTieilepb issued, j Bishop Lei te. hundred falls, make headway against: A Hl-Y club luu been functioning t despair, and thrust back the dniwt of J order liiniultg settlement entered, jx*-; tition for hearing clahns'Eledt nuUi’1 to very effectively at thc. Stare s-lwoi.fo: I1 madiies*.” - -------- ;....... —.............— The Barry County-,Minister...’ Atso- mdikirs issued. EM.'EUrabeth T. BrechebcnT dic’d. c la non annual picnic will be held a. i . r. ... . —- w -------— - -1 Thornappli! lake resort Tuesday. Jup- Annual account of executor* tiled. Order sail July, 6. They will visit London.; 7. with a po*. luck dUUiry. Every minisHolland and camp with lhe boys of [ter and hl< family in Ba::’, county u allowing claims entered. Holland, and *oine hiking with S**^, urged to attend, John Bueh*. boy* in the Alps. Gcinld Patton <>! | Grand Rapids Y. M. C A and L L. FNiFOR.M TRAFFH. ears p™’1*. petition for hearing eiufnu tiled. ] I Close of Boyne C<tv school* are leaders i UnMns. Mlch „ I notice to crv<litort. Uvued. . . Of the Michigan group. haV(. t l । M1£Ju.:jI1 ir|..! E-t. Martin Rose, dec’ll Ti' tlmony, Bany CXiumv ,1 .ympathirr, with nnU lin||pnn ,rnfTlc ,jaa itipl *'r freeholders’filed, oath before sale! Mt. and Mrs. Lloyd Shafi»»«* •«—» bv filed. Iirenie to .m H issued, report, of: of their t|ny baby ’ Thh ide filed, order reufinnipg sale enter-' . --- "1 -- --- - ------ --- - - - ivi.u.r c. -nini land attending the village Brethren vehicle divisionn ot the, ilcpimUitrn!1.! church nnd Sunday-School. '-tau after n-tdarning-from -a eonlh allowing claim? If prc.terft plant u.n found be?t. tl:r ,, footer Y. M. C A c.imp' »iU be the latter jxirt; m Washington. HcninB re.-Jdur -ntcreri. dtscfiarsc of Of August at Camp Burn same plan a.- .Michigan ;>a: Adiux. iv.ued. Mirolled, last year, only*with dillcrciit equipjnent Alcohol ha.-- wrecked more in Mtdjntan Ohio • d. Final ac starved more children, and rimrdvr In. hi1 said, that >unt <<f Admr. fik'jd mure waiiu-u. than any other ‘■mi lieu!.traffic laws E-.t William P. Ja factor.’” Dr. Wiiufrect Grenfell hi ; .< four r special A<!tnr. flioh a|>Writing a Bible Was the study the it special Admr. ent< for thc ,Y group; last week, followed Doni B: Neely, dec’d Petition • a frolic in the cym. T. S’ K. R.ud. D. A. VanBuskirk. !l __ .-.-..it Admr. entered.; John W Kficbing. J -- Bro Ert Donald D. Hess..deed. Petition Logan. .Clay E J. C r widow* aliiwnncw filed, order tax F. Aiigtll heard General S duw’s allownhce entered, warrant nd invehtoqr tiled ■ ■ . । k Wednccd io make an ounce. E.'t. Arthur J. Shelp. deed. Order UdWing lardy claim entered. ’ Eot Arthur E. Patton, deed. Final • iccbuni filed, order assigning residue f entered. . ” I •Est. Aniui F. Eckert, dec’ll. Inven-! Y.M. C. A. ITEMS I Banking Service forYou This bank has perfect facilities for the transac tion of ALL business .and offers EVERY possible BANKING SERVICE to its depositors realize that SUCCESSFUL Banking; serv­ ice is dependent upon the SATISFACTION of the customer in EVERY transaction, whether it be making change or accepting a deposit. Here is where the the personal element enters—an atmos­ phere of friendly interest is a feature of this bank Accommodating, though sound and conservative, this bank is always striving to be an institution of real communitv worth When in needof banking service come to this bank lucl J. Palnup-r. din’d. ■ widow's allowance fifed. or-1 When unexpected guah arrive^— BE PREPARED ! (This Bank Has Always Paid 3% Interest Compounded Semi-Annually on Savings ‘for lit ciise to M-ir real estate fur dis- ■ | tnbution tih*d. i c f F.u William J. McKeown, dud.In-, I ventory filed. L, !' j EM. Chester Mc-.:cr. deed. Eighthj1 . annual, account filed, order for pufili-i| | calion entered HASTINGS CITY BANK d. ordci Anna Sease. Annual account of.I Marie Parmele cuarthiui filed. Marie EHbtoii Jarrurd. Release an filed, discharge oi guurtlian W IT II ?rn. dec’d. Bond often on your duly menu, ptwei-.-now. Annual a Sliced Beef . I WAFER Served cr««m«d with baked potato for «n eppetixinjluncheon. Jar Capital . $75,000.00 undrrta I uudert ■Me of >hs .ifr m‘. dred C JI Potted Meat igr 9c 23c Corned Beef Vienna Sausage IGR 10c Pork & Beans CAMPBELL'S m -, health 'allum hnv'< 0)1 I pauy lxien>ion Division of the ’ in and the MicIhbmeris clutos <lur- let a few t ents o the.iiiterciC shown In . Michigan club women CAMPBELL’S ! completed whereby Uw 1032 Dramatic TOMATO SOUP Another eiemple of everyday Milk IGR 6 Small Cam 19c Tea IGR 13c Mustard igr q. 15c Relish Spread 6 Or. Jar 15c I coincident with the Adult EMueatlon i Institute. Ddrttw (iw week two ploys ;wil) be nrcHiited- Monday-. Tuesday. । Wednesday <nM.tm*v nnd evening'. Thursday, and Saturday ।matinee and eieninm. “There's Always Juliet.”, by I John Yau Drutten; Friday. "Candida.’ . by Berhard Shaw ' Visiting club women 'wHI listen to KRISPy crackers To terve with Soupt or A genuine lay­ ing at thi* low price. 14 21c Cake Flour igr Jello 2 Pk,. Apricots IGR N.;, TREE RIPENED yon and a rtmetils of tli< ‘u' Miinday mo ■hensiv tour hum tSClf. tin- 22 Ginger Ale PALE DRV Typical ol I.G.A. high quality. IG.A. STORES igr I NHERE actually i»n I much difference between thc price of a fully automatic KelvimUpr, thc finest in electric refrigeration, and an ordi­ I Irispcr. all of which can lie had on either tlia nary rlcclrie refrigerator. < h er n period of time, it amounts to only a few cents a day. . two years’ use, but for tcn,<or fifteen, or even more. And it is* downright extravagance not to But, think of die difference between lhe two when it conwa to economical operation, per­ formance, satisfaction, long-lived dependability, nsiiipw. Rooms League. at the P r A. picnic Fnd . stand between and children c rn planned far each day oi unsnine Surplus . $50,000.00 till bring received' tension Division of the U;tiNORTHEAST WOODLAND. Miiliisait. Thp.vc who have t d by mail may register upon l-ci-ih Hanaturger and friend. Mi tl.f liintitutc. 'The rcRtstraUon fee Is 83.00 fur Che etottre week ol Vivian Hallsburg^, and friend, all ol lectures, Liuxfing called al thf Hanebaracr 1 home Friday evening on their way to HICKORY ( (IRNERS. tlw bamiuei held at Woodland. . Mi-tnodl-u’ Protestant L A. 8 Mf* Mabel Vrlte has been helping '.t< ruined al the home of Rev her mother, who is not in very good tj. OiUetl at Midland Park III- health. , Mr and Mrs. Will Haiubarger of Lake OdotAa spent Wednesday with his »m held Wednesday. Dr. Pfrnic of the hrnt'ncr. Pliny and wife. Kellogg bird .sanctuary gave a talk il­ Mr. and Mrs. J.»hn Stair* and chil­ lustrated with moving pictures ot bird* dren called on Arthur Sulu Sundav and wild Hie. ' att< rnodh Carrie Swadling ua» brought hums’ John Gaidner. wile aryl daughter Horn Nichol.- hospital. Battle Creek. •pent Suiuiay afternoon at John Gar­ Friday having had an operation fbr ret * of VnrtnontviijB. appendicitis. She u recovering nicely Ira Hullibergcr of West Odc.wa Mr. and Mnr Russell Dudley moved called on lu* brother. Grant’, and fain­ iiu* wcefc to their new home near . liy Sunday evening*. Bunnell i grnest Farr and’.friend. Ida Bron, Mrs Curti! Lawrence entertains tfi»•Ifson. of Prairieville tpent Sunday with W. H and F. M..Society Wednesday. hut coufin. Mrs. Sheldqn and husMay 18th. :band. Standard or De Luke Model*. Yoil buy an electric refrigerator not for one or buy the best—-especially when you can get a Kclvinator for only a few cents a day more. .Your own good judgment will tell you this is and tin* completeness of refrigeration service. sound reasoning, so why not come in to-day and (lick out your KeKinator and pay for it on the Consider these advantages—featured you can­ KeDuQ) .Monthly Budget Plan, the easy, con­ not get except in a Kehinator. There is 4-Zone venient way? Cold r-four separate, distinct temperatures— each serving a different purpose—each neces­ sary for complete refrigeration—and each fully automatic. There arc no dials to set. Nothing to reruemlier or forget. No danger of frcciing the contents of thc food compartment. In addi­ tion to fully automatic 4-Zone Cold, the most IMPORTANT hr,e enough for your future aa well as present nerds. And since an electric refrigrralor is a long­ time investment, chooae one that is manufactured by a reliable company, with proper cipe.rience in the refrigeration held. "Orphan* products of any inifiortant feature in an-* electric refrigerator, consider thc Frost Chest, World’s Fastest Freex- ing Speed, the Kold-Keeper and tho Keirin perform lhc service for which it was bought. ROBLESKI ELECTRIC CO. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Kelvin at of 6 �THE HASTINGS BANNEK. WEDNESDAY. MAY It. 1938 We MUST Have Money Spring Bills Are Due and We Must Pay! Winter Footwear Sales Were Slow... and In Order to Get Cash Immediately We Have CUT PRICES on EVERY Pair of Footwear in Our Store Down to Where You Can Buy . . . This Is No Fake ... We Must Have Money to Pay Our Creditors! These new low cash prices are effect/ve even on the newest spring merchandise just arrived, as well as on the balance of our stock. <j We have had many sales in the past but never have we offered such buying opportunities and never have we been in greater need of cash! <3This is our regular stock of merchandise—a quality not often offered at sale prices—Florsheim, Free­ man, Footsavers, J. & K., Simplex "Flexies"—all nationally advertised extra good quality merchandise, tj Store will be closed all day Tuesday, May 1 7, in order . to rearrange and remark goods. SALE WILL BEGIN Wednesday, May IS Women’s Better Shoes! AT NINE O’CLOCK A. M. SHARP Foot Saver* and THAT ATTRACT is like, are these shoes. Straps and pumps and ties are in this lot. Not rf’iot of old out-of-style shoes, but just odd and broken, lots. The early buyers, of course, will get the best pick for sizes— pair! i Women’s Leather WILL HURRY FOR THESE BIG House Slippers Here's’ a real bargain in ladies’ leather house slippers with Cuban heels and padded soles. A gbod, comfortable style to wear-mornings or at -tho lakes this sum­ mer when it gets good and warm. Come in and. see them. Colors: Red, blue, and-black—■ SALE i/ PRICE pair! Ladies’ Shoes THAT YOU WILL HIGHLY In this lot-you will find nwsdly GODMAN shoes in a large array of PUMPS, STRAPS and TIES and a GOOD CHOICE of HEEUS pnd COLORS out in bins for easy picking. You may find jpst what you want nnd SAVINGS are MOST ATTRACTIVE.Step in and pick out a pair— Appreciate SALE hZ PRICE I । pair! unities k O L sale PRICE H . F - ) Beauty Arch Shoe Enna Jettick Shoe Values $5.00 and $6.00 ' Values $6.50 to $8.00 Here is one of the best buys in the sale. This popular shoe makes friends wherever it is worn. You have a good choice here of pumps, straps, ties and oxfords. The leath­ ers are patent, dull kid, colored kids and combinations of colors. At the price these are being thrown out at we predict the most desirable styles will go quickly. Choice only at— Think, of getting these popular shoes at such a savings. Perhaps no shoe has ever made such a phenomenal success in so short a time as Enna Jettick Shoes. There must be a reasofi for it. You have your choice of any style in stock that we have. Now you can get a pair of these popular, comfortable and stylish shoes at $3.95, to • s low Misses’ Straps and Oxfords Special On Children’s Oxfords You have a FINE CHOICE hero In tlw BEST anil NEWEST 8TKAPS In* various wanted styles In oxfords or straps. Sites II*.- to L Priced now at— In this lol there are plgy oxfords and straps from tlw little tote* sites up to the blggrr girls' sizes at a price that is right. Coqip in and see for yourself. Price— These are quick action prices on children’s slip­ pers in brokfen sizes in straps and ties. Priced now at— Sjoo $j«5 Children’s Slippers . Boys’ FineShoes & Oxfords In this lot you will find a nice choice of our Better Grades of Boys' Oxfords or Shoes In blacks or browns. Sturdy “kicks” for the com-fed lad. Sizes are up to 5%. Price Florsheim Shoes ’ r THAT 1 TICKLE "I -0 YOUR ^..s Pair $ TS~B Tennis Shoes for the Entire Family! Pair /|^C Men’s Fine Quality for Men! Every man who knows his shoes knows about the POPULAR FREE­ MAN SHOE. Built for WEAR and STYLE, these $5 and $6 shoes at' the sale price present RARE BARGAIN. The new models are here in good easy wearing lasts. ALL the NEW STYLE LASTS out at two prices .. . $4.95, to as low as— s6»5 Pick out just the style you want in these new patterns. Here’s a value nobody -should miss. In this group there are tennis shoes for MEN, WOM­ EN, BOYS and GIRLS. * They are made of a good heavy duck cloth uppers and have a good first quality rubber bot­ toms. COLOR — SUN­ TAN— for tht\Man who Cares s3®5 _ Bargain* In This Big Lot of HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ’’ THAT '!■ MAKE a Boys’ Shoes Harold I. Smith r ENTHUSIASTIC, SOME REAL BAR­ GAINS HERE for boys in these two lots! Choice of SHOES or OXFORDS in black or brown leath­ ers. Bring the lads down early and "show ’em” out with thdie bargains! IRONSIDE SHOE COMPANY John -H. Crue 1 Among them are the BEST IN THE HOUSE —All on sale at wel­ come savings. In this group the styles are all welt constructed slip­ pers. THINK OF IT . . . ANY FLOR­ SHEIM SHOE we have in our stock is out on sale at thh new low price. Blacks, browns and two-tones and several different lasts to choose from. This is the LOWEST sale price Florsheims ever sold for. Now on sale at— ' browns, with the new latest style toes. Come in and look them over. You will find them in two price groups— * ■ V 1 1 , Misses’ Straps, Oxfords “Fargo” Shoes These styles are all the NEW PATTERNS in sport wear in black and white, brown and white, Thia la a Chance to Buy Your Footwear at Great Money Saving Price*! The Nationally Advertised Radio Freeman Shoes The Nationally Known pO’’ LIKE k P' THIS COME ONCE IN A The Popular and Comfortable These are mostly the VERY LATEST «hoes we have in, and THE BEST. They are in straps, ties and oxfords, black kid, brown kid and new suntan shades. Regular prices $8.00, $10.00. There are two big groups of these— Many More , Bargain* In Thia Big Stock Not Luted In Advertisement �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY 1«. 19M T»AGK TWELVE Story of the Average Dollar Tlw following monologue by. the "Av-;Staustlchuu account for it as Wiptc. eruue ix>linr'‘ wc thought' would inter-, Spent no one tonows how ur where, Hit of the Year NEVER BEFORE has such an opportunity been given you at such an opportune tune to do painting with SO FINE A QUALITY of house paint. I am lhe AVERAGE DOLLAR-SEE. It takes one hundred cents to make Miscellaneous use* thirteen and flvcME. tenths cents. ‘ I want yoy to Halen as I recite What we can’t account fur 1 guess isi What becomes of my pennies io sliinmeant; ing .and bright. ‘ , -[ Twenty-four and a iudf fur livid# areJ Eleven cents are wiwly spent In safe and sound liiveslmcnt. j. spent* ■ ’ ■ । takes eight and a luilf as its [For fo«Mi. clothing, shelter and rein . I Crime ■ t | Gladly these twenty-four tunnies I‘ ( Hus.share hardly seems* to be Just or fair. give M I I So old and young may thrive and live.: Four and five-tenths our government I I Twenty-one and thrvc-fourtlis cents lakes ' i ■ go for luxiiries--hear. order to keep the laws that it makes-' 22.700.00'3.000 dollars spent cvcpr yeai.jin ., ■ ■ But one und five-tenths cents go for , <30.000.000 for cosmetics-, perfume and' education f creams'. , • tjjUtski.ooo for toilet spaps to keep us I In Uus'great and glorious nation. , clean. . . | And least of all the church has only thro bit. . . •• 200.000.000 f6r beautiful furs, imiiy. scwnty-ftve per cent of a cent—one’ , inmitf, ' : can scarce see it: • 50(1 IMO.OOQ for jewels so bright. Our Stock Is Very Limited/ i1*«««»■*■ ’(dWWOO^foir chewing 'gum-oh Uie'“ c*'nt~u’i,h ■‘llarvuiK to *» SALE OUTSIDE HOUSE PAINT! We have but just a small amount of this paint left in stock. It will make a fine boat paint. U» u,*„„ «„ J to b„,d . . * 760.000,000 for taxes on movtes and lwss than a cent—the fallen to tlnd, ' tx-s.. than a cent—Oh keejwrs ol gold, play. . The.se twenty-two cents soon slip away v\’itii houses am! lands and riches un11 ">■ “ WI>tan . «m-fl w br. Fourteen cents of my dollar go in’Thia h thc-way that you divide me. . haste. j —Mrs. R Q Quinn. Good colors left to pick from. All Our Inside Paint Has Dropped In Price from $1.00 to $1.50 . Less on a Gallon • I'RAIRIEVILI.E. . i day A. M- for goods from the Farm A meeting, was held at thc schoil- Bun-utr. house Tuesday after/ioon .in. regards’ L E .Hamilton if. feeling well enough to the pre-school clinic. Each school lhllI h<. agtUn drlvlng hlH ullt0 <slx .district Was to be reprc'wnted. -Only tnontiv. since his accident—n Jonh six a few rc.'ixinded. Mrs. Noble appoint--months ------ • •tn ■him. cd Mrs. George Wpod as chairman ot This Monday evening the Pjthlan the representatives, who appointed Sisters ate entertaining the Sisters Clare Thomas. Lent: Mrs. Marshall from Fit-port at a pot luck tapper, CaUhrop. Calkins: Mrs. Russell Miner. befoie lodge. "Whet The committee have completed tlw,'Warner; Mrs Lee Killick, Brown; Mrs. Fred Smith. Prairieville. Thc, chair­ Memor.al Day program and with Rev WE DELIVER HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE man will rrivn-sent tlw Milo district. Maurlc-* D McKean as *|>eakrr and^lie sone* and music. This.work B in a good cause and will xcJwol Taking fkirt w. bo of much bcnctn. Lucille, and Diirt. Adrlanson joined a group of Ridilaqd students Friday , some rattle: XU‘.< Eleanor Hall from he. and motored to Dearborn to visit tlw ■Oh. It’s really going t> spent a couple of day* this w Ford plant. On lhe return triji Uicy There were-tort. indest battle ot wits!" —-------, I ’Atnt through the ,m-w Jackson prison. Delbfrt Enzian had two slwcp kilh <11 Mr and Mr. Harry Blake ami Enzian. Mr* Delbert- Enzian nX*is by dogs and several injured. Thursday : daughter. Marion, Buttle Crock, were the hostess. After tlw business nu mg. gur .-.'.iflg contest.--arid yuting er Adrian*,on and family., fileted thy afternoon, ft was dceidct : ' Mr. and Mrs Dsnford Higgins ol • trip to Dearborn with tev hold our mcmortsl exercises c.t Richland bludcriu on fridaj Kalamazoo. Winslow Martin and Rosecemetery on Friday l» M. May \ mar. Stebbins.' Kellogg, sjK-nt Sunday BARBERS CORNERS. Warren Richards. Kalamazoo, called of Mr and Mrs A. Shorter. >' ‘ I -The Altoft P T- A. hr on friends here Sunday. 'Arthur‘Shorter had the misfortune to meetim; Friday. Mav t a Mr. and Mrs Floyd Wales and »on. have three‘sheep killed by dogs «.ts •per anti‘ a flip* .program were !• nW Gordon visited z relatives ut Three Thursday morning of tiie evening. Mrs Dudley Kcnm Rivers Sunday. MtMlam-s R Burchett, Clay Barber. de.'crvrs credit. lor her s ryicr- ’ Mr. and Mrs. Wiliium MeKibbln onE Honcyirtte .pul l. Reynold-, attend­ resident. tertaineii Tuesday night. Mr. und Mrs. ed the mother and daughter tea at Mr. anti LleweUvn Erb ol Grand Ledge und B. A. Ly BARKER BARGAIN PRICES NOW ON OUR STOCK OF GOOD USED CARS and TRUCKS One 1930 MODEL A TUDOR Two 1929 MODEL A TUDOR SEDANS One 1929 MODEL A TUDOR 1929 Model AATRUCK FORDSON TRACTOR In Fine Condition with Gravel Body 1929 qiHEV. TRUCK JOHN DEERE with Gravel Body Two-Bottom Plow Trade Your Used Car for a Better One We Can Show You Some Good Bargains UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO PHONE 2121 t HASTINGS 1 Mr. and Mrs.- Ralph Noble* were tn I Mrs. Youngbride tin bookstore); The seventh graders from lhe Carl­ Battle Creek one day hint week. ton Center .scliool went to Hastings, j M. C Nichols and daughter. Kuth-i "What are thc blank ,,pages In thc back lm, M„. M U.„> tern, I.M«ua.cto,* ■ Thursday to lake thc seventh grade .Carlton Center for the summer. examinaMons'and thc eighth grader*. 1• Mr and Mrs. Hurt tong and family! c|etk- ’ M>’ wUe sea them foi addresses the went Friday. There nrc five Seventh:i visited at the home ot Mr. und Mrs. ;-'*•* — -----of* ,u “ delicatessen rtioj graders nnd eight eighth graders, Wc Frank Coleman of Vermontville, Sun-i lionfuti Transcript wish them all success. ; day afternoon. 'The daughter of Mr. I Mr. and Mrs. C. H- Valentine and-I und Mrs. Cidcjnan n-cently broke her; Mull b<ixe» ou xtrccl cars arc urged .u a reminder to |k*1 forgotten letters. family; attended the graduation Exer­ leg while playing at school. cises ut Woodland Wednesday evening.: Wayne Nichols and u boy friend! No doubt they would be a big help, Mrs, Ralph Henney is at the home from" Albion spent thc week end with | ct-iwclally If the street-car coiidiielor nt Mr. and Mrs. <£aryl Fuller.* curing: the form'rr’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. E I carried •« side line pl slnmiis.—Lew Anfor Mrs. Fuller and baby. F. Nichols. . gelf-s Times. WHITE* STAR ■ day »vr«-:Mr. and Mr-. T. D Crandall . und faipllv. Mr and Mrs Carl Endan. Jumw Bak<r. Mr Lena Acker. Mr. Inti Mrs A. Wihon all of Kidamaxw. \ Jake VanHout of Kalamazoo sjx’iif » couple of day.*, lost week at his home and Mr! Smith Sunday. Start Your Baby Chicks Right With j Mr and-Mr.-.. Floyd Shelp and chil-| in tm«, drel^ tt.<;r-, nxrint cucsts of Mrs. Siwlp’s . ,! si-tr r. Mr mid 5|i >. Milton Fmklx iner. (Grand Rapids. ■ ‘flu- entertainment given by the K«lJ 1"2~‘ band nird chorus. Wednesday ell uttended. An enjoyI able affair. •Wc Hope to Ifuvc them ■ with us uc.um 1 Mn< John Briehum and Mr;.. Dtxi ti r Brigham, |>ratur, were callers of tlw former's jjarrntft. Mr. und Mrs. F. J Rushes-Thursday afternoon. Baccalaureate services will iw hekl in the Methodist church Sumkiy. May 22 ui eight o'clock. Commencement. May 2.'. at the same place. WA YNE FEEDS Wayne Starting Mash with dried buttermilk. $2.30 per. IOQ^ . Wayne Growing Mash with dried buttermilk. $ 1.85 per 100. 5 We can also furnish you a good —-Growjng Mash with dried buttermilk at $1.38 per 100. BE A* SATLSI-IF.D WAYNE FEEDER Ipsure Rapid Growth Save Money! of our viiihth grade pupils wrote cxBininaiions al Delton Tlfursday and Friday They rejxirt ionic of the subjects 'difficult Mr and Mis W .1 IMWT.- Mu. Smith and Myrtle ol Battle Creek were " Morrta' Sunday afterIII. MR ... is -l-.virw . . ___till.. iL.ck Mnc Norru mid having «Hne Minim v u.i.t Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. FLOUR FEED ... COAL CEMENT ■ LIME BRiCK TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS for .... ....... ... . .< :vc» and w ih'h PHONE 2118 -return t< R Co A REAL Investment |=OR safety of prirtcipal and regu■ larity of dividends, invest your surplus funds in building and loan shares. They are as near depression­ proof as any investment you can find and return a reasonable dividend. J^fje Rational ffioan & Jttuegtment QJnmgamj Detroit’» Oldest Building andLoan^Associattan 1250 Griswold St., Detroit Esubliihrd 1S89 CJ. L Maus & Son. Loral Representative. Hastings COMES TO HASTINGS! with its famous 4 president o( thc district Rebekah As- rm. HASTINGS 4 I Un •n spending ;o hftn and carried him r oin one barn trapper recvntl) *ie bam Irrg in the tillage nn and Daughter* banquet •linipg al the M E-church the ulcitsan't event* the a Hjje program. Mls> Eli'.-n Eaton will close her* school, in Hie BrcwaiUtnct. thb Friday and on Monday will enroll at the Fer­ ris College, til Big Rapids. Not much vacation this spring for her. , A large crowd attended the field day : [ on Friday «t our new k1hx>1 grounds. The evtnta were excitliig, Mpecially' tiie ball game, between Woodland and Frecfxsrt A .’jo*e game, with Woodland ahead, Our creamery is doing a nice bad­ ness. tununu out from 11.000 to 12 000, lb* of butter a week I? ineaiu tome W. R. Harper went toLanung Muu-* WHITE STAR ETHYL METRO GASOLINE WHITE STAR BALANCED GASOLINE MOBILOIL « STAROLINE and STAR-O-PENN OILS Quality Products . . . Full Measure . . . Fair Price . . . Courteous Service ... on these fundamentals of fair dealing White Star policy isbaspd. Through the ability to deliver these in just little fuller measure, White Star Refining Company has. during its many years of operation, multiplied its appreciative patrons until they now make up a substantial portion of Michigan’s motoring public. 1 o represent it in Hastings White Star Refining Company has-* chosen home folks, citizens of this city who can and will give full, friendly, true blue, White Stax service. These same home folks have accepted White Star products because they earnestly believe them to be the finest Money Can Buy and as Hastings merchants with a repu­ tation to uphold, they stand unconditionally back of each of these „ • products. ’ . Satisfy yourself, by a trial, that White Star has estabh’shecFatiew high standard of quality in products and service. Come in today. ELLIS R. DANIELS SERVICE STATION Hastings * �THE HASTINGS RANNKB. WEDNESDAY. MAV 1R. 1M2 (CUTWORMS ARE READY ur-am w naa.»..r-* « Mr. and Mr*. George Thompson in , „ SHULTZ. „ ... Mr and Mr*. Frank Vis and Mns Ida company with Mr. and- Mrs. Leo Hen- Bobby and Mr. and,Mr*. John Dulvsn „ FOR YEARLY. BANQUET Bouma of Grand Rapid* ftrft Sunday dershull and son motored to Kalama­ guests of Mrs. Cassie Hart and chll- j zoo and the nsh hatchery near their old home Sunday. • • red ot Hinds Cornrn, Mr. and Mrs. , Gardener* Can Protect Plants drfn t 1 wm Mar>f COTbelt Virgil Resh ol! Mr and Mr*. Lout* McIntyre and Claude McIntyre and family and Mr* On Small Pints or .Can Kill Kalamazoo ate dinner and spent the Mis, Mary McIntyre of Battle Creek Mary McIntyre of Battle Greek, and Insects With Poison Baits -------• evening at -R. •A. Carpenter's — Thursday, ......... - colled at Andrew Smith's Friday. evening . •. ! Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thompson Detlon.' Mr*. John Huiirtg returned home spent Sunday with Elton Crane and lolled in the *un and rain and who has Bunday alter having rpent two week* family m Kalamazoo ' Vern Stanley, IRVING CEMETERY CIRCLE. ' watched the Iir»t green sprout* push!with ----------------------- ----------- - -----------her daughter. Mn E W Bullard. who ha* been staying with them for More than 50 people met at the Irv­ I their way through the *<>>1 often visits; nnd family in Chicago. Nita- time, returned home ing cemetery Bunday afternoon for the illie garden *om? m?rnlng and finds.thc Mr ahd Mr^. Keimcth liabcock and Mr. mid Mr*. GtiDrge Fuller of Kala- 7th aiinual meeting ot the Circle. After plants wilted and ruined bj cutworms > children spent Sunday at Ed BabcockA 'mazoo visited W. H Bush Sunday. the business mretlng.'at which all offi­ which should have been fed poison batt tIn Dowling. Miv- Ruth Babcork ' r»->> Miiytallc Hart und .Barbara Cliam- cer*. wTrerc-cieeted, ” Jones nf Blur1‘ tarliiin wcn-'Kakiriuutoo *14>pix-rs Sut-j Kb gave a very complimentary tai* di: Instead ot good, grrert stuff, according Iturned home with them for a visit. , to the entomology department: at Mr and Mrs. Erne.it Quirk >4 Milo urday. • ' rcct>-<| to the officer* whd have tain i Michigan State Collcg.and Mr and Mrs, Joe! Monti' uitd-lwu - . Kathryn CIoilo' wrote lhe eighth! responsible. for tiie beautiful lilllo •I Tiie cutworms are the larvae nf me- ।daughters of Battle Creek ' ' '’■ “ ' dslted ar' 1 rrade examination In Hastlrtg* Friday. cemetery which now replace*. A one* Idiom sized, night‘flying moth* They; Mr ai d Mrs Vert Robtnwn t Sunday. ।i Myrtle and Gladys Craven wrote the [prefer to luivi-'their food willed and t > Monday vfiutnrs there wne heartily applauded at lhe clone uf Id* 'obtain it. cut plant?, at or frlow the Mr*. IJbrr Kublnson ot Batt!< Smith's Sunday address I surface of the aoi). ■ , [ In kitchen gardens or on other,.sqm!! ! planted areas. lh»- plants can lx ;>r»itected hum the worms by using q cnlliar of stiff pMjirr placed around th-1 plants and pushedJnto tlw gr-mud for1 | half an inch For lyze gaedens. p»L*..>n' .bail tn kill tin- worm.1-is more practlc*! J The bait Is made by 'mixing thnr! oughly one bushel of bran, one-halt • । gallon cheap molavN-.s.’ a little wattr. r.nd one ixiund of while arsenic or one I ixiund of parts gre« n After mixing, *tlr [in two ounces of banana oil Arscnat'Ol lend or rniciuin awnute ran not ly lined succcMfuhy in this bait 'hie quan- * (title* named make bait mo.igh for uj (large area; »inxll*r proportionate] । amount-*, tan be mixed i Tiie bait should lx- broadcar.t Hi [the yarden so that it breaks up and remains oh the ground only in very small particles. If lumps of bait are Check and Compare These Prices... Believe used, birds may cat the bail and be It or not, you cannot afford to overtook these EXTMU9KD fXtUoned. • One variety of cutworm climta tree* and feed* on the opening buds. The just feeds only ut night und the own­ WMU ECONOMY RVUi er of the tries frequently is unable to tell what is damaging them. Band.-, of tree tanglefoot plaeed about trw. <«- j vbi* • will .top Hie attacks ot this in- j sect. . | ' Goodyears cost so little now why not buy a SET? NEW LOW PRICESI s18“ Lifetime Guaranteed Goodyear Pathfinder * SUPEHTWIST COHD TIKES 29x4.40-21 ExpertlyMountedFree '"lir.CH Goodyear build* million* more tire* annually, enjoy* lowest coins, return* th* savings to you In a quality so superior that ‘‘more 30*5.25-20 31*5.25-31 30*3 30*3*4 Bed. Cl The Greatest Lineup of Specials We Have Ever Offered tho quality. New 19.12 Lifetime Guaranteed Goodyear Speedway SUPEHTWIST COHD TIRES iiH Full r«i. Al.fl? ya 4.37 2HX4.75-I9. .. . 5.1X 2915.00-19. 5.59 30x5.00-20 5.45 30*3! ■, Reg, < X 3.57 29x1.40- 21 29*4.50-20 . . 30*4.:MI-28 Lxdi In Pair* BIG FOOD BARGAINS Tub* 9 -98 4-* 7 ■ V1 4-23 -VI 4.97 ■ 94 T. i.i j 5.Z9 .M 3X Per Set 29x4.40-21 ExpertlyMountedFrce TILM>E IN YOUR OLD TIRES FOR NEW 19U GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHERS BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SHOP NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. PHONE 2482 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN SMITH & DOSTER DELTON, MICHIGAN y TUNE IN. WTD . .P.M. GOODYEAR RADIO PROGRAM Revellers Quartet—Goodyfear Concert-Dance Orchestra—Guest Artists This ( oinpany’s average Home ( usttiiner now pays only one-third more than in 1921 for twice us much electricity. Average Home Electric Rules voluntarily have Ihicii reduced lu per cent since 1921. SAFETY ZONE OF HEALTH FRIGIDAIRE SAFEGUARD the FAMILY’S HEALTH KEEPING FOOD CONSTANTLY . . . AUTOMATICALLY UNDER 50° I Icrc... as in every other city... food is kept fresh and appetizing the year around when locked in the ageless steel of FRIGIDAIRE; Cold is constant... unfailing... always below 50°... ideal for per­ fect preservation. Family health is safeguarded, and household duties lightened. And Ffigidaire preserved food always tastes so fresh and good! Frigidaire’s amazing service record in over two million homes is conclusive proof of its engineering and value leadership. New Low Prices hlundlns value In thc new Friyidairc. - SEE THEM HERE—OR Long, Easy Terms money, lieallh and enjoy more dellrlnu* food by Investing In Frtgidaire. JUST PHONE 2303 CONSUMERS POWER .----------- HEADLINERS! QUALITY! 2911.50-20 30*4.50-21 28*4.75-19 . COMPANY DELTON. I< Graduating evirclwis fcir the Delton'l tenth grade -will lx* held in thc Com-1 munity hull Friday night. May 20. Prof.' Smith Burnham of Kalamazoo will lie 1 the speaker. Members of the class are Elwood Eddy. Melvin Chilson, John Miles. Lavera Mott. Hannah Jones,! Helen Jom , Marqulta Hcntort'-irfid Marion Clark. Mr. and Mr*. EphrodltUS Willbon visited at Mr. and Mrs. f^mford Wil­ lison'S at Hickory Corners Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Johnson, in com­ pany with Stewart Clement and mother and Mrs. Palmatier of Hastings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jake Siertz.xema al Kalamazoo} Mr nnd Mrs H. T. Chandler enter­ tained some couAn* from Grund Rap­ ids one evening (fast week'. Myton Wcrtmiiu Is ijavlng the plea­ sure ■ of enterlathing the measles this week. ' | Thc seventh and itfghth grade ex- ( amlnattans were held here Thursday: and Friday of lust week. Miss Mabie Fay of Kalamazoo spent last week as thc. guest of Mrs. Eloysei Mrs. Lcdft Harrington and son. I Duane, of Kalamazoo, went to Lowell' Thursday to attend the luneral of the I former's brother. Mr. Ernest Nor­ wood. \ Harold England, formerly of Delton, I but of late of Grand Rapids, has: • bought out the McCullum store .in • . Cloverdale and opened up business there Saturday. ’ • Margaret Scotsman was operated on J at Pennock hospital last week for mus-! told which resulted from licr illness! with the measles Six,ty-two mothers -and daughters I were served at tlu* Mother and Daugh-I ter banquet at tlw church on Friday], evening. Bouquets of narcissus and] foiRetmenots decorated the tables and; tli.i Bush Idled thc position of toaxtmistm* -very capably, her introduc! lion und respond being very clever and. appropriate. Tlw toast "My Mys­ tery Mothur" was given by*Ml*8 Susie Quick and the toast "My Mystery Daughter" was given by- Mrs. L. D. | MlleBoth were splendid. Musya! ' selection* were rendered by Mrs. Car-! iwnter. Mis- Murlal McArthur and: Mist Wilma Vllkaminskl, which wire, nil wry much enjoyed. The siwakcr for the evening wa> Mrs. E B. Ander-1 roti of Grand Rapids wlai gave « very timely atWres.* on the theme, "What Time Is n?" Benediction was pro­ nounced by tiw Rev. L. D. Mill's. Mr. and Mn.. William Smith and family and Mrs. Matilda Smith mo­ tored to South Bend, Ind, Sunday to visit triends. ADAMS LAKE. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rogers-were tn Kalamazoo Saturday on buMncs-. Mr. and Mr*. Earl Shepherd and Mrs. Percival of Kalamazoo were Bunday' visitors of Mr. and Mr*. David Shep­ herd. Guests'ot Mr. and Mr*. Frank Bag­ ley on Sunday were. Mr. anil Mr». Edd Osborne and three children of Otsego. Mr. and Mr*. Roy Cary o! Neeley. Mr. and Mrs. John Cappon and children and Miss Ruth Dunn of Huting*. Herbert Morehouse and family spent the week end with relatives tn Mar­ shall. Miss Verna Baldwin returned to her home* Sunday after a week's visit with friends.of Yankee-Spring’. The Boy Scout* of Trodp 88 of Prai­ rieville will spend Saturday and Sun­ day at Gamp Ben Johnston nt Sher­ man lake. We hope every boy of thc troop will be able to attend. Mrs, Ell Lindsey returned to her home Friday after a week'* stay at Ann Arbor Our school closes this week Friday with a picnic on the school grounds. Mr*. Frankie Boulter spent Frtday with her daughter. Mrs. Haael Bagley of Delton. ' Mr. and Mrs. David Shepherd will attend a reception Thursday given by Mias Glenna Osgood at her homo near Ouernesy lakej in holier of her grand­ father. Mr Ira BicuL>. who h*»i reached hi* four score yean and ten Mr. Brooks is one of the oldest Civil I war veterans ol Barry county. | NUTLET MARGARINE 2-15 Quaker Maid BEANS 6 can* 25c KIDNEY BEANS Sultana 6 RED BEANS Sultana 6 -CORN Del Monte 3 PEACHES Del Monte No. 2 Size Can CORN Standard Grade .. No. 2 Size Can CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP 3 • can* can* cans can can can* 25c 25c 29c 15c 5c 19c SALAD DRESSING Rajah quari SUGAR Pare Granulated Bulb 10 WHITEHOUSE MILK Fall Can DOGGIE DINNER ENCORE SPAGHETTI P&G, Kirk’s Flake, or Crystal White Soap CAMAY, Lux, Palmolive, or Lifebuoy Soap OUVlLO SOAP . 6 cans 3 cans 4 cam 9 bar* 4 cakes 4 cake* EIGHT O’CLOCK 29c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 3 - 49 3 lb*. 89c 3 lbs. 89c 3 lbs. 89c RED CIRCLE Coffee lb. 21c I BEECHNUT Coffee BOKAR Coffee lb. 25c DEL MONTE Coffee CONDOR Coffee lb. 29c I Maxwell House Coffee CHASE & SANBORN Coffee 3 lbs. 89c • CANDY BARS All Popular Brand* 5 bars All Popular Brand* 5 pkg*. CHEWING GUM CHEESE _______________ Mild Full Cream lb. 4 pkg*. SPARKLE Famous Gelatine Dessert 6 roll* WALDORF TOILET TISSUE TEA Grandmother’s Black %4b. pkg. PEANUT BUTTER LARD 23e 43 15c 15c 15c 19c 25c 15c Sultana 2 Pure Refined BAKING POWDER Quaker Maid APPLE BUTTER Sultana ____ OLD DUTCH CLEANSER MUSTARD NORTHERN TOILET TISSUE OXYDOL 1 -lb. can 28-oz. jar 4 cans quart roll rou «ni*n pkgs. 11* 15c 10c 25c 10c 5c oc 25c $1.09 5-lb. carton 2JC SCRATCH FEED SOAP CHIPS •Zb- IN AAH QUALITY MARKETS THURSDAY SPECIAL V A X n Shoulder Roast u- 10c Lb. $C L A Hl D Brisket Stew FRIDAY BEEF SPECIAL Short Rib SATURDAY Baby Beef Lb. SPECIALS FRESH HAM. ROASTS Boned and SMOKED HAMS Whole or Half SLICED BACON ' Half Pound Pkg. BEEF ROASTS Tender Juicy Cuts PORK STEAK Lean and Meaty . Rolled . . . . . . . . . : . . lb. lb. lb. lb. 3 Ib«. A&P FOOD STORES TU Grant Atlantic A Pacific Ten Cn. 12c 12c 8c lie 25c �PAGE FOURTEEN BEES HELP FARMERS PRODUCE SEED CROPS Mo* Tests Show Those Insects In­ crease Yields of Clover and Alfalfa Seed '.I ' seed grower, can get cheap h them in producing profitable lorcftng to rrjxirts Jrcitn Michlgai College where recent terits have dp not poll! bate ■ CHOOSE 4-H GROUP who Intend to pin ,___ r or alfalfa, fields sh ’ ----------- BT/^BAKING Twenty-two bundles contain! Oft sttffia! rxw-d am tlw ronstnutiui •') evident Uiai th forover4Oyears 25 ounces for 25c wo month r ume D A I M T Q F0R outside r/AllN 1 AND INSIDE CEDAR POSTS 7-Foot, 8-Foot and Large 8-Foot Ends FRANK SAGE ; sj»etit th»- week tnd with them. i North Penntlehl charge I address, F bespeak a Hower* wi an‘s gmv< > Lllil : afternoon It j the weather perm! at. tire South Kvangellcul church. , j \ffw- Mildred Mack, who has Wn tat u\|ii hospital for n,a.loJ<( trouble, <nn Charles ’Babco Battle beejj Mark 8e In-.’ at the I 1 taken Serio Whether you ivc<>fcw dollars each month, or have ayour moAyJi’ is s&fr mid will yield you 5 <••( mind in knowing that It is safe mid iiA tin* Standard has earned and i-oued fir;t mortgages are today monthly puyinents in u’.M,fJ to the Standard. SERVICE PLAN Before Yon Buy Your Refrigerator HB merbanitm is your most im­ portant consideration in the any failure of the famous as $ 10 delivers a full- Butt Ip GENERAL^ ELECTRIC trip to’ A I.L • S I E EL R E E RIG ER ATOR GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY Will Gate’- und dough- PHONE 2101. Dora Punch and Benue Brooks are A well known and highly respected victims of the measles. Mrs. Peter Hutlmun of Maple Grove ioneer. Harry Hammond. ixuucd wav ut his home Wrdn<*diiy about spent the week end with her daughter. one o’clock. Funeral services nt the Mrs. Glenn Aijiinall. and family. East* Baltimore United Brethren! , The East Baltimore Ladles’. Aid Sodefy nt Lilly llolfman ■. Wednesday was well attended proceeds 15 80: laid to text m Dowling cemetery. Mlw Vida and JJeriktce Hammond POSITIVE EVIDENCE. and Mr. Enu-'t Bnteniun and Ctias. Lawyer: ’ Was your car under com­ Hammond mid family. returning home plete control ut the time?" Sundav. Miss Mary Baulch accomixinDefendant: "Yes. n ting in thc rear seat;’ Baltic Crn Mr*. Ler.ter . received the IS UNNECESSARY Air Loan'Association Detroit, Michigan Local Representative. [urrit tuiit mu i J. L. MAUS & SON Hasting*, Michigan — lone*’ h their. Lirin homo a! tl Griffin Cinnmh^fs, w ... rs house since the burning has returned home nnd If you don’t like road dust in your home you can stop it quickly. The dusty road can be made mofst, firm near and dustless in a few hours with Dow- Pure Michigan Grown flake Calcium Chloride. SEEDS Dusty, crumbly roads that pour dust e"1 l4.n« Grand Rap ,1.1' J Michigan seeds for Michigan land lire pretty sure to give you satisfactory results. If you to do, come in and let’s talk it over. «,oW’'’Siu'4 ”• t ddft ’ clouds into homes and cars are a public nuisance —we repeat, an unnecessary public nuisance easily corrected with clean, white Dowflake. —J But to prevent rood dust, you or your neighbor has to start the dust control movement. Roads don't get dustproofed by themselves. Someone has to do something about it. »»* 60’' We May Be Able to Save You Some Money! We still have a full stock anil complete viirietv of farm seed.- HASTINGS. MICH. >n<LtU BuBlnjpic Barridge, of Toronto. C.m... ’ Mr and Mrs. Ayron Moody and son. Mabel MiKidy of ■pent Sunday afc- ccntly ttJ (‘.triiuue tl>rnui;h the yean. And. ‘ a lunchI'rnllK Ko its. who submitted am! non. Jimmie, of mi operation n’crntly nt Pennock; were gtie.t i t>! Mr. and the horaetSonnerllie Sunday. Kathleen Tedrow of her f been severe. but it has b-'eii met. and Building nnd Loan stands as the safr-t investment you,could make toa fuiltire in the stale. No Michigan Huikhng and lo-closc IU doors or sacrifice any of Its securittis. or 4-YEAR .Sunday guest* c r, Harry, and fam . mid is now nt the; Kenyon and Mr. daughter in Battle Creek.. , Miller lias br-en in ill ndell Kenyon of . atw.fl,’. Mrs Nettie I-a-; Battle Creek Monday. ’ Diver, a daughter, has been cariifg for! Mr. and Mrs. William Sonnevilli* and Investing Safely INVESTIGATE THE G-E ' -a<l Mp. M.ijhall sonyod ol • Kalamnroo •P»nt Sunday pftririioon : Delton nnd Mr. and Mrs. Jim Clark of Tlw young lady j ida Lou. thL, week Satin'-1 11 Creek Crrtb 4 ration Dav. Hastings Lumber u Coal Co TELEPHONE 2515 . jWh Mr and Mrs. Wm. Chamberlain. . । Tiie Mituies Barbara Chamberlain East Lansing -Lawnin Churchill ; ;,nd Mulxlle Hart spent Saturday in New Fka. June Hungerford. Saiilt Ste ; Kalamazoo. Marie Ivan Cox. Coldwat.r; and Mr. and Mra. Charley Kenvon spent i li will rnpreM-nt Michi- Sunday with ’,Mr. mid Mr*. Hate# at; S|x»iublc nt Ea*f HiiMings. u at Mr mid Mrs. Wm Watson and fam-1 tlnr. -tiy ()f Kalamazoo were callers ot .Mr ' G. i asm .Mu. J. W. Tedrow Sundav. ' mid; ________ SDLTHWI I V. hington Cjlib F:c un•••.. • ■ Millard Bagley and daughters Mr Buell Bent tie and bgby of is heltl under the autoo were Sunday guest* of •nal ’ ’ ~ Tlw *Michigan croup ied to Washinguin by j,l!*’,r Mr- nnd Mrs. Francts; “ ’.’la Wlxun. o,,rhal” . ' J Kcttunigi.and ■* I Mr. und Mrs Roy DoiirIbv; of Hastaht club leads thc high-j Ungs were Sunday afternoon culleral le by Michigan leaders, hi tiie home of tM fonnor’s jiarents,' and tho;-' who win the j Mr. and Mr- Dan- Douglass. “■J‘ '■* — in; Mr. mt. Jim Wilcox mid chii-l iturdav night und Sunday j ’s shier. Mr*'... Hnr- . flute, -.made . ..... . former .. farm, grew; 2(0 j old Prifidlr and husband of Plainwell.; the acre, raised Mr. and lbs Wm. Havens were ri«- ■ and .40.000 i ti.ot-. on Sunday of the former’* Ms- | . which t<T. Mrs Fred Otis ami faintly of Glass to the acre,' plant- Cu>■;. In the afternoon they nil drove’ )>:odua*d corn nnd to FreejKitt and called on Mr. mid Mr> Ozi Pardee. • lad training hi Mr- McKee returned to.her home in sing clothing; cioming. and ana Cloverdale on Saturday, alter spend-! for ttje family j hh. ,a week in the home of Mr and i flirts has canned । Mi ...... ...• - Rankin Hark nnd . Idauuhtvr of Brush Ridge weir Sunday; ie bind- j euests cf her brother. Geo. Hawn., attd. national family. nent of; Fruitd. here i xtenS congratulation* • recount' t‘> Mr. and Mrs. Fkne.it Gorham of] DEI TVER I. IMITATION thc Michigan movement. s. SAME PRICE rmoon ■’ llh Mr and Mr. Fr.d Horn ■ nnd tb^lr son. Rev. Horn, ana and' n..._ II “ ““ luv,r *'rv Lewis nurn, Michigan Boy. and Olrla Son. .O./ 4 resent State At Washington A« Reward For Success •abundant First—In th* dough. Th«n in the oven. You c*n be sura of perfect bakings in using— iW POWDER — FOR NATIONAL CAMP Mr’ Horn and baby, Carol, ot Ionia . The best and quickest way is to petition your local .officials for t^ust control on highways where you live and drive. Cir­ culate a petition among your neighbors. They alFwantMostless roads, too. Write ing bi Hickory C< tended, thtre be- for our booklet "How To Control Dust." and babv of .'tit Friday at. F THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY Mr* Gibuiuty lit Woodland is lie ing care tor Mrs Clarinda Stowell.- MIDLAND. MICHIGAN Bobbie Blough returned home Suh- Smith Bros. Velte & Company Poultry and Stock Feeds Coal, Lime, Cement, Etc. PHONE 2257 Hatting,, Mich. grandparaiu. Mr. and Mrs. Oliveri Johnson of limitings. Tiie children of Mr. and Mrs. Cooper! have been liavtng measles. Claude Ycitcr and wife were Alto I visitors Sunday. Mesdames Vernon nnd Willis Bum-! ford of Hastings visited at Art Eck-‘ ert's Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Parks of Freeport were guests of Mr. and Mrs Claude Fighter Sunday. , Ronald and Gerald Nt Lowell visitors Wednesday. tBOWFLAKE CALCIUM CHLORIDE �Till HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. MAY II. 1M2 rt I § i dowung. northwest ri teand. -viiia smiurn' 'rt“? len,h *timW commencement exM124 Alice Camp accompanied the! THIS SUMMER ercises will be held at the church' H H S. GUIs' Gfr<- club'to Rockford' ---------— ; Tliursduy evening. May 19 The c!a»s j Sunday, where they gave their May Sufficient Fundi Provided to motto being "V/orX and Win ’■ The < day program In the BiptUt church. Accommodate Tourilta graduating this year are. Haiti EdThe John Benedict family are set-Accotpmoaate souriaia nionds. Helen Deprtexter. Martha Rec-.: tlcJ.ln the new home The son returned and Campers Violet Barker. Lelha Wiutwortn. Max- to Lansing today'<Monday* as Ims will Lansing, M»y 18—Sufficient funds1 inc Ormsbc. Ward Woodmansee Earl tlnUh the school year there nave been .provided to-permit reopen-; Powell. Nelson Norris. Bernard Ham-; Dr. and Mrs F Merhct of Albion SPONSORED AND' lug of all of Michigan's state parks jnond und Orville.Babcock called Sunday on Mr. uid Mrs John, ounng the 1032 season, thc Parki/Hvl. j Wesley Webb left for’Milwaukcc last Whitright GUARANTEED BY Sion of the Department of ObtSrva-1 week where he will enter lhe GovernTIm: MIjm.- Myrt .X^. STUDEBAKER tlon announced today. vtnent hospital fur an indefinite js-nud w»-re hotnc from tii Thirteen nf the parks are now open. In an cllott to regain ht» health vine the-first J • to the public und the rest of the park*1I Mr and Mrs. Marshall Pwkc and lllntM. •will be open Muy 28 in time lu accom­ ifamily and Mr and Mrs Ixm Wright . Mr and Mr-. George Benedii! and ; mod ate the thousands who begin the and Florence YiaiU-d Ute tulip garden, little granddaughter Anne of Way fond, i camping mid outdoor m-kimiii with at Holland Sunday which being in full were guests Sunday in the John Be:.- bloom-at this tifne of year are very: diet-and Ed. will' ’ ’ • -'Alrffi (he state parks superintendents beautiful and make it n worthwhile ' Mr and Mr; f i . lives at Crystal I I und their aMUUnta began work May trip. About 50 pounds of lard mid a si t of first part of la.-', i . in, in preparing the parks for the sdmr----- tiw-r’s crowds anil all accommodations computing scales were sttden" from the ; I.Jowllng market sometime during thc PRATT | will bi- ready for the opening day. ; State park patrons tills year will night Thursday evening.‘intranci- la-- .Several nf t|ie school chtlilren-hiok ing made by )*rying off a lock from a ! „ ;V enth grade examinatlim 1 nnd new buildings and 'additional fadoor in thc frar • I Hasting* Thursday. cililies at several of tiie parks. The funeral.of Harry Hammond of! v4’e nnder.’Und dur fa the Durfee district was held Saturday Wl..g Thur.’-dny Z’i ■ BALTIMORE CENTER. ----- iniermcn: in -----------------MrJiwr. • , -Cleo Cardd of Augusta spall the with our cemetery, Hntnrnrmrl wsuwa.. u i< former farmer I week end with hotpe folks. Hammond Mrs .Carroll Cutler an<J Me- Edna: ' Mr*. Blanche Powell of Dowling Mead attended tin- M-ny-Go-Houtit .'spent Tuesday with Orplia Greenfield. after A -short Illness Birthday club nt the home oi Mr; I Quite a number’frotn Uns vicinity at­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Geria-r tended the sale at thc Stanton honie In Joyce <>t Elkhart. Indiana. spent day afternoon i Dowling Saturday. . of — last week— with theh parent.* • - - ; We are glad to.... ..... . Win Mr. and Mrs Waller Cortrtght of and Mrs. John Gerber «tnl Edna ; Cronk is able to nr up part of the tnnr.Grand Rapids s|x-nt M-veral days with Mrs Katy Norris. Miss Lucy Norris and Sunday went b.i .. .h ot ride their parent*. Mr and Mrs. R. Grtcn- and Mark -NorrU of Pnuru villi- were Mr. and Mrs V"' Tinkler and Wil, Held. • Thursday visitors at Orlte Fisher’* ;u{n yu-iud Martin Tinker at Hi ■ ' Harry Hnminond pasM-d away Thurs­ ' Mr and Mrs. Tom Howard and mi,:. Suraluv. day. Burial Saturday in Dowling ccmc- family ... of . Lesllr’were . wedc-enR guests .Mr. and Mr-. Howard Kelley vtqtixi.; : tery ’ j at tiie Emil schwuclio home John panoil of Rutland , Callen at’ R. Greenfield's Monday! Remember the Ladies Aid m«'-u this Sunday, were. Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone of Hax-lwt-vJc on Thursday, Ella Smijh and Mi-.- Hazel Cronfc Of Miiskeg tings. Mrs. Rcva Legions and Mrs ! Uldene Lester io have charge al tlw lhe week end with home folks. Jennie Gorham. . [dinner, • Our teacher, Mis* Gaskill, was taken I Mr and Mrs. James Bloom ol Batt! to IMnnock hospital Thursday where cr«Jc have taken possession of the ,shc underwent an operation fof ap- general■ store -■ vacated . * .by. .. recently Mr.' HASTINGS, MICH. i pendlcttL-;. nnd Mrs. Ray Jnnes und hut.- r< -1 I Robert Matteson went to Hastings modeled the rooms above u|>!ch they1 5 Tiuinduy to take the seventh grade will occupy. Mr. and Mis. Jones Iiave । : examination. ’-r returned to their home near laney. ! ML-s Gregg of Hastings is finishing Their departure Is regretted however, "i-tlte few remaining days at tin- Mc- as they mud-? maixv friends wiith-nere. ■ llp display which they say was » won- [Omber school Metporial services will be held nt tin-' derfiu sight. -Miss Arnbi-lk Smith ha,-i been very church oft Sunday. May 29. ut 2 o'clock Clare Mead and family Rev-t'A. P. Mead and Mr. May of Lake ;dck with an attack <»t appcndiCttla. P M. with nn address by the pastor View np»-ni Sunday with Manne Webb Dewuyne GreenQeld lias been sick and .'pecinl music is. being arranged Sunday. and family. tla- past week with bronchial ptieu- fdr the ixwaxion. decorntlon ot the] Tht 4-H Sewing claim which has met' moniu. gnus at the cemetery Will imiiwdinie-i r.pi'tu Sunday with Ruby Webb. fiiithfiilly Vvery two ueeks during tlw i Frank Cutdd nf lainslng is N|M-nding ly follow. Mr ami Mrs Chur VuiiSvckle •-tilerCharles Belion nnd' tniiied Mr. uiul Mrs. John Vaiibyckh- had tlivii last ie.-c-uii I’Vidny afternoon i Mr and Mrs, Pi-tc Legtons apenl a Robert of West Branch have- UHi nnd rhilfltcn and Mr. i-tid Mrs, \V H. and prvM-iittHl their kudt r. Mr.s, Mar-[couple ol days of last week with their guc.st.-at lhe home of their parents. Mr VaiiSycklc uf Laia.Miig o’w-r flu* week u.uet Meat! with m>um: presents which ; grandparent* near Curlton Center. and Mrs. s A Werllnan tiy (mat week arc deeply appreciated. Mt. nnd Mrs. Floyd. Una-nflcld and Mr. and Mrs, Orville Dunn of Fine lake Mrs. W. R. Craig, and Mrs. Stuart fuinily Mr. und Mrs. Thurlo Anr-paugh. were Sunday visitors also, lutitcd Mr. and Mr.. Clare Mead «'d Jackson uf Hastings spent Wednesday j>I L'urliiin Center were callera nt it ut Elgin Mead's.’Grcvnlu-lils Sunday. ALL STATE PARKS TO ntnnr-*! BE OPEN K0CI(NE LOW WEEK-END FARES /■ REDUCTION for the Round Trip Each Weak, to Sept. 3, incL ONE-WAY FARE plus one-tenth TO ALL POINTS IN THE FOLLOWING STATES: Indiana Pennsylvania Michigan ' Delaware Ohio Maryland Washington. D. C, Altd to man;, nations in Canada. Illinois. Kentucky, Virginia efirs al*o in Pullman cars fOn payment of rams icaring at or alter noon of Friday. All until midnight following Monday. SPEC. I AL H>U II I ARES OVER DECORATION DAY 3/zf OF ONE WAY FARE FOR ROUND TRIP /4 to Destinations in ILLINOIS, OHIO, MICHIGAN, INDIANA St iJiiii- Mo- i-ouu>vtUe. Ky.; PltUburgh. Pa.: V/iu-eUng. Satnrd.u,’May 2b. all it r., Sunday. May 29. and until 1 :W p. m . Munday. May '.to—Return Lumt. Tuesday. Muy 31. Children uf proper ug Michigan Central FAIR LAKE. All trparird a tin- time ■ fifty neishbWi and IricnO.- of Jaxun Willl.ori and family s;:«» c gave him a big surpri*® Sat- Sunday -Ai»b Mr and Mr. Albert - i.ning m honor of hU birthday. Hartman of Hickory Corners. GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. Mr and, Mrs Harry Dunn and childrvn were guest;, on-Sunday of the lat­ ter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Otis. Ji res tone EXTRA VALUES COUNT Low PRICES on tires is one thing—extra quality at low prices is quite another. When yon ran get thc Extra J allies, of Firestone’s two patented con­ struction features—Gum Dipping and Two Extra Gum-Dipped Cord Plies I rider the Tread—at no premium jn price, you are getting thc most in Safety and Mileage your money can buy. Prices'.for these extra quality tires arc unbelievably low today; in fact, the lowest ever known. Taught THRIFT to Millions The Tire You owe it to thc safety of your family and. yourself to equip your car with Firestone— the Strongest and Safest Tires you can buy at thc priceryou want to pay. Drive in today. Wc will show you sections cut from Firestone Tires—also special brand mail order tires and others—take them in your own hands and cheek thc construction for yourself. You and you alone be tlpc Judge. Then you will un­ derstand why FircstoncTircsarc thc outstanding preference A” of ear owners. In these days of thrifty buving—FIKESTONE EXTRA VALUES COUNT! 'Monday night over 1V.R.C. natlonuule ncltrork Tirestone Tir«*tone others to distribute.. Special or responsibility fur service. Firestone name and the quality excels that of aj»ocial brand null 3O*3H ★ One of thc largest magazine publishing hoiiHea published a survey which they recently made to find out thc tire buying plans of car owners for this year. , In this survey they covered twelve states and interviewed 1,403 of their subscribers. They found that 68% of those interviewed arc going to buy tires this suujuicr, and that 27.2% of these car owners arc going to buy Firestone Tires—the next highest is only 20.6% which shows thc demand for Firestone Tires is 32% more than for any. other make. ANDRUS SERVICE Telephone 2240 Corner Court and Jefferson Hastings, Mich. DRIVE IN AND EQUIP YOUR CAR TODAY Mrs. McKeeTd Cloverdale came Sat-! Unlay for n few days’ visit i|i the itorii-1 ot Mr. and Mrs Francis Gt>rhum Mrs. Huz«+ Otis and children n! Prairieville were Sunday guests of Mr ! and Mrs. W. H. OU-. land near Ann Arbor Slave moved to; the farm they purchased of Louis Er­ way. , Mrs. W. H. Otis is earning which 1good news tocher many friend--. Her ■ daughter, Mrs Fred Barlow, nf Has-tings, is assisting in caring for her. j Mr and Mrs Oscar Olis of Trenton und Mis. Silsbee of Hustings - were I callers Thursday. forencori in the home{ of thc former’s-sister, Mfr. Wm. Ha­ vens. They also called on Mrs. W.’H' Otis. • . Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gorlujm and - Mrs. McKee were Sunday twsty ol Mrs Gorham's mother, Mrs. Wilder, ol Battle Creeg. L ■ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens were [guests on Sunday of Dt. and Mrs. B .1 Robinson of Wayland. Thay report thc Ur. as very poorly. . . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Footer of Ann Arbor were guests for tlw week end ol the-latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H Otis. Mr. nnd Mrs. Albert Nash and chil­ dren of Hastings were Sunday- callers in the home ol Mr. and Mrs, Jim Wil­ cox. Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Hart and chil­ dren o! Arush Ridge were Sunday guests in the home of Mr. und Mrs Dan Douglass. In tlw afternoon they called on Mrs. W. H. Otis. Thc McCallum 'cominuftity meeting will be held next Friday evening. May 201 h. ut tlw home of Mr. and Mrs, Ben McKibbm. Mr. and Mrs. Butler Smith ami daughter Esther and Grandma Chap­ man all of Hastings were callers Sun­ day afternoon in thc home of thc for­ mers son. Wayne, and family. Mr. arid Mrs. Geo. Havens and children were also guests there. CEDAR CREEK. The Cedar Creek school will close with a picnic dinner Wednesday, May 25.- Tlw school will give a short pro­ gram in thc afternoon. Everyone in­ vited. Mr. and Mrs. R Cramer of Hastings spent Sunday with their children. Mr and Mrs. Glenn Patton. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Monroe and son.of Kalamazoo were the week-end ghosts ot home folk*Henry Lclnnnr and family. Elrtiie Lcinaar and wife attended a birthday dinner Sundiiy for their brother. George Haiip?--s of Shultz. . Lawrence Bostwick, wife and‘little son of Ross Center, spent Sunday nt Gulya Pease s. Mr. und Mrs. Ardy Owen attended thc funeral of Harry Hammond of Baltimore township Saturday after­ noon. Clarence Campbell nnd family called on Mrs Cami>belTs mother at Hickory­ Comers. Friday evening. * | ’HE highways lead to lovely lands! Starred with lakes and ribboned by silver streams! To rugged mountains and lacy shores. To^quaint hamlets and beautiful dues-. THE KTTU OASOLIMC If you'll get your copy of “PLACES TO GO" at any Standard Oil Service Station, you may pick the spots that strike your fancy. And follow the highways to your heart's content. . .Get Your Copy of ’’Places to Go” Let STANDARD RED CROWN —thc better gasoline—take you to “PLACESTO GO”. This famous, fuel is the ideal spirit for the happy high­ way. It’s a sparkling, dynamic, volatile- gasoline. Packed with extra power units. Smooth — sure— steady. Adjusted for summer driving. It Blhrnt Clean at Any Speed, Thia booklet is pro­ fusely tllustrsied. lusts hundreds of fascinat­ ing places in the great ■Middle West. Tells you where they are— and how to get there. It's FREE. Just uk for it at any Standard Oil Sarr­ ica Station when you buy gasoline. For forty years Red Crown Gunline has beta the MinJitd by which all other guoimti have beaa nieuured—hence iu presear name— Scaadud Rad Crown Gasoline. It not only meets U. S. Government tpecihcauocu, it better, them—hence iu descriptive title-a beaae POWERS ECHOES. Mrs. Miner Palmer,spent Thursday with Mrs. c. Shroyer at Carlton Center Mr. and Mrs. Roy Travis and family ot Grandville called on their parents. Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Travis. Sunday evening. , Sunday evening callers at the honu i of Mr and Mrs earner Schon*!-: meyers’ wete Mi and Mrs Ray Ser- j ven and family of Middleville and Mr.' and Mrs. Arthur pedford and family, j Standard Red Crown Guoisnc has a higher uxR .... — — a*.I .a aj,...a..l aka aaaa aka STANDARD OIL COMPANY OtSTRIBUTORS OF ATLAS TIRt» �| LEGAL NOTICES | SECRETS OF LITE. NOTHING BIT KINDNESS. mlcrpacopc bares the cell* of "Have you ever been offered . secrets of many living objects. A. light with Mr and Mrs R J. Williams. I Tramp: '•Only once, madam. Aside ray is fixed on eggs of murine life M u Mr and Mrs. Charles Bennett spent | from that, d've met with nothing but disc whirls it around 8.IXW times a Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mr* ; Henry Elenbao* neaY- Middleville. 1 Margafet Palmer and Raymond | Mugridge wrote 7 th grade .exams tn I Hasting* Thursday Mr. and Mr*. Clifton Campbell en- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clemens and son. 1 Lady: Wednesday evening. May 11. thc Inst The Homemakers' Corner 'meeting ot the Pl T. A. was held, meet­ I Gene, ot Chicago, spent Tuesday night | — With the Boy Scouts In the local By Home Economics Specialist* Michi­ ing Masonic Temple wlw*n> a bounteous gan State College •consisting of the following was given Many of the spots which accumulate A playlet by the tenth grade, local an furniture, rug*, und draperies be­ numbers and a talk by Mr. Shafer, tween the .‘.pring and ffifT periods of scout executive of Barry county, and hoUMKlranliWvran 1*' removed by a also a talk by Mr. Johnston, scoutmas­ ter of Battle Creek. The next meeting ample Iwane process according to Evelyn Turn.-r. home manag-Wn' will be in September with Mr*. Arthur •jx-ciulLt.'Carbon tetrachloride i- ex-; William Fhilx-y. Sr . of Irving called Bedford* were Mr and Mrs Charles a his son George urid family. Batur- Jones and Children and a neighbor and wife of Orangeville und Mr. und Mrs.George Adam* nnd Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mr. und Mr* .Allen Fish and family acconi|nnif<| Mr. and Mrs Elmer ■rr.. otherwise the concentration of ry unpleasant add thu« ma: Hiui-1 Campbell spent Sunday with Mr. actually harmful. After the span I und Mr* Roy Truvi.v and family of e been rtiihr.id, Itathrr, fabric. ily attended the graduation exercises Grandville. -' at Woodland Wednesday evening. when Sunday gtiestu of Mr. and Mr.*. Sey-' lined may lie thoroughly cleaned with a Mt< • Mafg.ini Spindler, of Woodland. soup •olutlotr: The solution ii. rtkqdt' William* and family and Mr. and Mrt. with three.bar- of ivory, or bther'mild Hurry Fish . > .Ti;ip op dm- ;m'd ttfw-half pound* or one I Noah Minard, Jr,, of Uigan , Thursday with hi* cousins. V und Gerald Forbey, and VL<*ite<| school Friday. William Forbey was a wecl home in Hoboken. N. J . Saturday, after spending some time with herM; ] . ■ . .mplx-ll grandjHirehM, Mr. und Mrs. Sim NiLtis • W. ft. Surrurrer left Saturday' picnic Monday, May-10 Mr and 'Mrs. Walter Cooke spent Sunday ,in. Sparta visiting hi* mother THANKS, FOLKS—for the way you i<-ipond«d to our Golden Anniversary Sale-the moil successful evcnl in our history. We are offering these APPRE­ CIATION VALUES to show you that we will con­ tinue, Week after week, leaden In value-giving. CANDY BARS or GUM 3c Box of 94 bws 69c - box of 90 pkgs, gum 59c funeral of Mrs. Murphy's father, D. B McQueen, who died suddenly at his ragss. 111., visited Mr. and Mrs. He Winkler tram Friday till Sunday. Worxilanu High school and made iicr home with Miss Olga Bvkardi. re­ turned to 1ht lyune In Sebewa. fur Friday. Schneider and family. Tasty Blue Mills • in Oliva Oil DEL MONTE ASPARAGUS Sunday a .-uds which. ha;» been prepared beforvluind from neutral soup well dis­ solved. Tin- ud.i are made from a 1 per cent soap xolutidn. that is one ixiund acrtimpiitiled the latter' <>t high grade neutral c ' slightly les* if powdered. :allpns i acting.* and Woodbind where they: tiled on Mrs Clarence VuiiPatton. I Mrs Ted Bustai^e U recovering from —15c Salactad flarory picnic tips »i. !3c SALAD DRESSING Maxwell House Coffee News was quickly spread along the line Wednesday morning of the death! of Aur neighbor and friend. Phillip i Gerllnger. who had been sick for sonic time. The funeral was held Friday at i the Evangelical church. Rev. J, Riebel ins pastor preaching tiie funeral ser'-1 ” Coffee Vacuum packed Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs. Ray Scheel and Mrs Anna Eckurdt were in Ionin Weilm-.'i- yr — 7c Embassy - insures your saloda Dell Godfrey nUendea. With spring time for cleaning and M blankets. Tlx- wise I: NORWEGIAN SARDINES Vacuum pocked 89c 85c SIFTED PEAS 2 No. Scars 25c Country Club - lander small peas FANCY CORN 2k whiie Country Club - RicMy flavored lender white kernels GOLDEN BANTAM corn 3 No « on, 29c Country Club - bl) delicious golden kernels WAX BEANS 1 n. •... 83c Country Club - Small full Iterortd beans SUNBRITE Earl Chase ot Grand Rapids spent Sunday frith hto RprenU. Mr. and Mn> Nev«i before it such « low price Mrs A J. Novivici-y .Accompanied her] son Russell and son Glen tu ■ Hustings; ♦ «> RAISIN BREAD Mrs. E M Wherfer. who has peen ill with Hu- flu thc past few days. is better. Dale tgVnmick of Delton was a guest of. ivinc.:. ‘providing thc Campbell home M-veral days last* ,‘oQM-tu'd to pre­ riling oi 'the flap. Just chock full ol noerbhiny r»Wm GELATINE DESSERT 4 w Country Club . it's ftesh and Arrorful noon. He died on Monday from u fail and wits brought to Wing's home in Woodland, on Tuesday. F P. Arthur, of Detroit preached the funeral sermon Hosting* lory.- Mr.-.. McQueen was forAwrly Edith visitor Wednesday. BeVIcr. and our sympathy ls 'extended to her and the family. Tiie Community Service on next Sunday evening will be led by E. S Thompson. Musician. Dorothy BarInum. Booster. Carrie Van Wle. Hand‘ shaker. Kendall Coats. Rev Huffman ot Lake Oile.va gave a splendid sermon at the Community service on Sunday evening, also two iroli Sunday after visiting her sun Mr. and Mr?. F. E. Doming also called very fine ninnbers on tiie musical saw. H. Gray, and family for a weyjs. .... '•>n |iis brother. Franklin K. Burgee, und family. . Callers Tuesday at tiie home of Mr and Mrs. Ted Bustance were Mr. and Mrs Fay Studt nf Lake Odessa.MiM Ellen Edwards ot Hastings was a Saturday night and Sunday guest of Rapids were entertained . Sunday the Misses Helen und Dorothy Slocum. Mr and Mrs. Asa Steckle. Mrs Howard Bryans and children Sunday guests nt the home of spent from Thursday until.Sunday with Mrs Andrew Brandt nnd family and her parents. Mr. und Mr.- Blrt BirKenneth Steckle. Mr. and >1r*. Fwt- CREAM CHEESE Fancy Michigan "Coiby” 2 No s Country Club - large Juicy full section! GRAPEFRUIT 25c a Knapp of Hastings called Thursday' cue.-:.- of Mr. and Mrs Pike and daugh­ The Martin school util close Friday ter of Grand RapgU Sunday. spent the Week end at her farm home. Mus Mamie Tyler of South Bowne with a picnic at tiie school house, pot Alta Marshall silent part of last week was & visitor Saturday at the home of luck dinner, to which all parents are with her ajint. Mrs. Zolin Miller ninth Mrs. Pearl Smith. Mrs. Ida Flory and son Oscar of Hit. . Frank Notion and daughter Clgota ting* nnd Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Henle were at Vermontville Wednesday afterand baby were Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slocum i Smith Sunday. Mrs. Ida Flory of Hasting* spent, from Sunday until Wednesday with her. Holland Tuesday. ■ Guests Wednesday nt the home of daughter. Mrs. Clara Hentie and family.' owing to the shop being closed until; A Danish explorer in Greenland has latn r s motht-r. Mrs. LUisley and Burt । Thursday. found a stone house, built by vikings, Litusley ot Hopkins. Thc coats Grove Young People's! which, after counting tin- layers ot wall Mrs' George Thompson accompanied Sunday School- claw will have a party ■ paper in the parlor, he estimates is 1033 Rev, and Mrs. Glass to Lowell Sunday at the home of Myrtle and Lorin years old —De*- Moines Register. Oversmith Thursday evening. • ' Miss Dorothy Slocum spent Sunday । Walker, for the week end. Mr_and Mrs Ernie Tooker motored with Miss Martha Thompson at Coals! to Hopkins Sunday where they attend- Bananas gucsts of their daughter and husband. were in Grand Rapids Thursday. Sunday guests at thc Austin home Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Lowell. Sunday. Miss Emma Yule of Grand Rapid* and Mr. and Mrs. Dorr Howell of Nashville.! Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton Misses June and Josephine Noviskey accoinjxinled W W Boughner and! guests of their son and wife at daughter Helen to Grand Rapids Sat­ shall. Sunday. urday evening. Ruth Mudge,. nnd Mr. Dulmer of* Grand Rapids were Sunday afternoon AN OLD-FASHIONED CUSTOM. An inheritance tax is a very ancient I guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Mudge. Mrs. Win. Ryan and Priscilla of De­ mode of levy. Egyptians used it and so did, the Greeks and the Romans, levy­ trait are spending the week with her ' ing much heavier cliarges than prevail parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Mudge. in most states in this country. BUT USUALLY ISNT ALWAYS! ! Thc skunk usually is content to con­ tinue his way peacefully, if you .will let h|m alone. When one ot these creatures; becomes accustomed to lhe sight of an; observer, no more Interesting or safe object of study can be found. j i The ell foodlnrit POTATOES HEAD LETTUCE fc.b.., «o Hurd crisp heads •->«»-. CUCUMBERS QUALITY MEATS Pork Loin Roast LOIN END Lb. 10c law. Mrs J. H. Llnsley. of Detroit, whose funeral and burial, took place in Hopkins Monday. When something has to be done usually find a way to do it. Country Club Milk CENTER Lb. 15c Spiced Ham Pork Loaf flemid’a Finest Bacon Squares Smoked Ham Beef Kettle Roast Chickens Choicu Medium Fowl 20c 12c Lb. .i 4 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-05-25.pdf f2fc46d1556cfe16a270bd072cc78f15 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR 18 PAGES - Pages i HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, MAY 25, 1932 to 8 NUMBER 4 "'T"oS?SSymB!WINDOW NIGHT FOLLOWED BY TWO ,HE "™’CONn ,llcE:- REV. GLEM CARPEN­ DESIGNATE flOHO BIG BARGAIN DAYS IN HASTINGS TER TO BE SPEAKER ASSESSMENT DIST. Ira Brooks Observed His Nine­ tieth Birthday On Thurs­ The attention of all readers is directed to day, May 19 DIVIDINb THE DOST OF CON. •hiutmIw Ure in binha., «t Uh- f”-'1 lh“* tumorrow night, Thurnloy night. STRUCTION OF HASTINGS Ini D Brooks, a Civil war veteran and' May 26. there will be a window displlij by the CENTER HIGHWAY of tils un-iii-iaw. J>Ogoxl of o’clock. The.ringing of the bell nt the city hall PROPOSITION TO BE Hope township About loo •frit-tuh will aiinoiHice.the opening of the show and the u.rne.l on in all th.HEARD TUESDAY. MAY 31 mUwred.t Mr CNfxM. u. erewju- bright h | ,. w||| X'^’Kh.SSr"’^wimlowi? ;rhi™ will hr bond nn.sie and .hi, Crades Will Nut Be Kept to ant.social occasion mid a delightful |display will tic thonnighly enjoyed. \- ! This window show will be the Opener fol . Minimum -Roadbed Will Be uHulr m ev.ry resiMCt. . Uir two great bargain’ day’s in Hastings, the afiTwenty Feel Wide li,InlMreir>n“lre™.Lr»r>ir»»'n.>unr.-m.-nl for which wHI In- found in this A gu-eUng w.ijt lu l(j at the Hitoiing« f issue .in the double page advertisement, in wjiich the coitperatinjf merchants of Hastings ann<tunc«‘ the special bargains they offer f>»r the.two <Iaynt Friday ami Saturday. Part of Saturday afh-rnuun, partiftilar.'i of which can b<- leurntdi from any of the i.nerchants of Has­ tings. ' and npt<! the bargains and nlimild tnerrhuntd will show/tho M. I. P. A. J Last Week— Happy Over Gain ‘lx ' c )sip> ui and wii luce ill the state. witl oinu. three !*x< than APPROPRIATE EXERCISES , PLANNED FOR DECORA­ TION DAY, MAY 30 SERVICES AT CEMETERY FOLLOWED BY PARADE All of Patriotic Organisations re ^warded T. .Fortnight ... M.iko-Up. 11: Originality. In City Uniting In Honoring Deceased Veteran’s H Advertising. .•nlvcrlisc. Decoration Dav will be fittingly oboi. served in this city on Monday. May 30, lite company that had the'honor as oswith appro|»naie exervises and tlie well ns pleasure of capturing the pre*!- ' ITINERARY FOR DEC­ on decoration of grave drd tof tiic confederacy, Jctfersun Ikivis.' in Hi«- |iro|*r( <l- improvement of-the Mr. Brook; had a line service record. ’: H.-roid Hunt' lux radi-s. -up ORATING GRAVES Huiiiiig., outer nxid from’ this citv mid has inaifi- a tine ri-cord as a eitizen; Joliii- pubiuaUiai. All Civil war veterans and members mg the Hasting.-, ul Hie W. R. C , are asked to meet ut After the and -aix and (>iif-quart< r miles east, to American Legion and Auxiliary G. A R lull at nine o'clock In .Hie a cnniicctioti with tlte Bliiic Road to Visit Seven Cemeteries ogan and Hu) xtu- morning, when* trumiiortatlun will bo Thciri was a large iittendunrc mid a Orangeville township n r Uu ir gain over provided to lake..them to Rtvenddo I CIVIL WAR * MEN WERE liee dtoctlKMon of the'proposition. The In Barry County . were m third cemetery.. Spanuii w»r veto and their CONTESTS, program us (•iijlim.d by Hie county road maiiv years in- worked his farm. He j THWACK MEET, In accordance with .the custom of Exhibits and achieve many conn .-rants ladles. Boy Scout*. Camp Fire Girls <-<>mmi.s.;i<m was endorred. Tlie proposal “A£J” re„™u ?„d''XhSTo! GUESTS OF LIONS CLUB and the American Legion and Auxilwus to make Uii* avtawMinetit district in­ No. 45. American U nioir and the Aux-1 ON MONDAY imy will meet at the Legion rooms at MENT DAY clude iiiJout 8,000 acres <4 land, or a honor.,because of the g<xxi life he has tliury Unit will visit on Hjr ’ *f>uudi»y l tiic ■reimc hour, and accompanied by strip one mile Hurth und one mile south lived and'brenusc of his splendid rec-J previous to Decoration. Day. jevsryJ. I qtvi STYLE REVUE UUII WILL i the Clemens band from Ata-dts. Uicmalong the (• '. uiik ot highway ord a-s u citizin and us a soldier.C DCVIiC I ’ cemetery in Barry county.in-which vet- DEAN DAVENPORT , organization* will march to Rlversldo Another mi cling w-lli be held at the enins of .the World war arc buried, i ,1 ecme’.ery where memorial exercises WAS GUEST SPEAKER same plan- «hi May 31. al winch time BE FINE ATTRACTION ' will be iu-ld and the graves decorated. arid place tip- county .highway complait- In order that n-lalii | Pullowlng the return from the ceme­ '! i Number of Comrades Is Rapidly rimsiqh' will present the roll. a-, they Over Twelve Hundred Children friends may be present at the | tery. tlie parade will form at the think 11 ought to lx-, for approval, also Decreasing — Twenty Six we are giving below Hu- itinerary tori ~ ... Methodist church conwr at 10:15, -Address By giving the ptojNiM-d jKrcrnlugCft to be the esatefn hah of the county on Sun-1 PRESIDENT OF MICHIGAN W hen the school children wilt Join the Were Present Last Year assessed to the different districts in­ —i Kev. jonn W. Hitching day. May 29th. ECONOMY LEAGUE TALKS 'others and the High school band will cluded. Ar we ilndmtund it, tlie piun U I Barry County 4-H dflb Achievement Fuller Cemetery-12:45 P. M. * For the fifth Huecesshv year at one on tavatiaw alMI Th,‘ llne niarcl» will bo to have the county pay the usual 50 jx-c I its May mef’i mgs the Hastings Lmn-. Wixidland Cemetery 1:1b P. M. , i UN 1 AAALIUW CMt w J(.IIerM,n 8t . north to state St. SPLENDID WORK DONE BY , Day will bi held Friday. June ,3rd in 'their Nashville Ci-meterv- 2 00 P. M. • * the Mctiiixllst- church in Hu-ting> west Id Broadway, south on Broadway THE WOMEN DURING - ’(County Hclxxil Cortitnlssimier. Maude to the Central school where the excrcent: the lowmlilp of Cnstleton 10 SAYS STATES NEED U. at ihtiiV iux>n luncheon. Joy Cemotery -4:00 PAST YEAR । Smith and CoiiQty Agricultural Agent. cIm’.y will be iicld in the auditorium at ’ ity ul Huntings 12 jxt .* Harold J. Foster, the urranging u very DRASTIC EXPENSE CUTS i» •" a m land was the ; peaker. He gave an ft] Sixnuibte Cemetery-4 45 P. M. fine jnogratii for thAday. Tlie committee in charge hds nrand the utoewment district ten SUPERINTENDENT PREipruprtaU’ and very interesting addrr |. It to exjx-cted that over 1200 children Levics Increase Nearly 23 Per rang.-d the program a-s given hereon Abraham Lincoln. He brought ^FNTFD FINE REPORT! l»-ir<-isl and friend- will attend the We-understand that the estimates for ocnticw rime ncruni (1|V> J(IOKTa,n wlllch lnflU(1,... th, Cent Per Year During (h>cning song. America, the Beauti­ Hie project call for about $24200 to be things concerning tile Great Emunciful." Mrs. Sadie Mae Palmer will act Past Decade paid in three years. A* can be seen. this Immediate Needs Were Outlin-, ^niLSESL7..S“!!2'-m!SJ?!2S putor ulUch they hud never heard be­ , 4-H Health Contest, the County Track arcon^panist- and Prill--W. T. Wal­ fore. which came from a’man.who — Pertinent Mat to tics and constructive as lace to to lead the singing. « • d lO tin* a-. e-.Mllerit district, which ed—Mrs. Geo. Fingletoh, Sr., i Meet, tins County 4-H Club Achieveintimat*'iy knew pres»r ' *' ' udent Lincoln and • criticism featured Hu- talk 'on 'Tax-i Invocation —Rev. L p Laue, pastor nw-rit ptogranr and Exliibit.;. and the Re Elected As Pi4jsident will be very light in cutnpurtoon *with Mrs.- Lincoln wheni tiny lived' in. utiun tri Michigan'' that Clarence L of'the First United Brethren church. lath Ghide Graduating Exercises. oOu-r and. larger as­ I Springfield, III. . Ayer*, president ol the Economy One hundred dnd.Mxty-nine women Opening Remarks—Rev. J A. Mc­ The Hjielllng and Health contests Will | jp > in tlx- past . .The as- were present d the 'annual l|inrh«-an IN There were • tourtce cn veterans pre - Hague »l Miclugun. gave before the Nulty. rrctor of Emmanuel church. TAXES WERE PAID be held al ten o'clock at the Metho-1 c were twenty-aix. Hasting* Commercial dub Tuesday „’ "A Scene On the Battlefield"— Her­ of tin- Pe-mux-k HosiUtal Guilds held at:,dist church, while Hm- track meet willr JULY INSTEAD OF IN halt mile on either Mile of the highway thy Metlwdird —--------■rat here then having noon. — I lake place at the fair grounds brglnn-1 bert Cooper. ests at the Monday, jjj the taxrg. of Michigan and alii DECEMBER Allegiahce to the Flag—laid by a ' ing at B 3') o’ct'xk to lie follbved by n | — Jlow.s: her nibdlvisions of government! Boy Scout.’ lilacs. tuliiK.^aiid oilier spring flowers;, basket pitnic at the fair grounds . The | . . cent of the ten jx-i Cent: It is proiwred were attractively arranged Char'.! -- Hunt of Oraftgevillv; George .“mounted in round numbers t<> $4U,"' ‘ words for Hie spelling contest will b* CHANGE REQUIRES i Continued on page six) to Hike three- vciir.-- for the retirchicnt Bradidi and John Rogers of this city;' 4*>2.m)0.QU and in 1929 this tax had| 'nils will mala* tinB““ c“',r“ NO INCREASE IN LEVY Elijah Rounds of Middleville; Harry mounted to $353,828,000.00. an increase Becaibc of the ilim-.-a of h<-r hus­ !,:kSu..'1y"n total ca-t io ' Dean. Frank Rowley t.l abirnt 960 ix-rccnl. Mr. Ayers Mid Jo KNIGHTS TEMPLAR TO band. Mrs George Fingh-ton. Hr, presiThe afternoon program at the " , zone 36 cento i« r acre to cover their en­ and Jacob Haynor ot Nashville; Dr. H illuAlrulc the fact that economy in ami ... U» Oullfa »4. ataU.- 1.. .>■ ........ .... Methodist church lia- many interesting: New Arrangement Needed to C Peekluun mid Ed. Coats of Free- gm<-rnmi*nt is Michigan's foremost DRILL THURSDAY EVE tire share ol the sjxTlal assessment. u-nd. w nw nm.pre.Mm.. Mr. M ti „. ....... nmln .ddr. . ..u...ure. A.«of,u.. tiie aft-i। q;vc Boafd Funds So They , ... -e. winch divided by three would make 12c Tolhurst, port:' Palmer Karn... J.injes MacDmi-; probh-fii The k»xmI road tax alone tr. officiated as chairman | ernoon will be given by Rev. Kitching ! fi-ycar |xr acre Im each acre. On’an 80 aid, Ira D. Brooks and Conrad Kahler the state for 1930. he pointed out. was Hope to Give Exhibition At Following ti>-- singing- ut the ‘ Ik>x-' Will Not Have to Borrow acre farm fills would mean St) ftO a year ologjf’ and grike by Mrs. L. L. Dewey.;i new minister of. the Hustings Pr’rsby- i of Cloverdale. A fine luncheon — a ‘little ' ’ ----------------more than $75,000,000 00. or ! State Conclave In Grand ;< terton church, other parts of the pro-! . linr p,lurer nearly double the entire tax burden of; u lovely luncheon wax Kierved by the;. gram will be given by Hie Wclconu I Jacl that it was proposed to vote at the Rapids Next Month present .enjoyed: tiic state and local tax combined' Indies of the Aid Society* I School HalRilcraft club. . William . unI1,la| school meeting. Io be held June to three annual payment-, that would In h«ukme up Uife matter, in order for 1910. Hastings Commundery No 56 Kc|»rts by Hie secretary. Mrs. C. D. total of but Bain r. and tretu-unr. Mrs II J Frw- I Hynes Of the Shores achdbl. Hie Has-; 13, on Hie pro;>uxltion of changing the to extend invitations to the veh-rnnr. To Curb the rapid rise of taxes Mr ' Knights Templar will hold their first tings Center. Pratt and Lake View! [srn,. jOr paying the ;Ch<x>l lax . from Stuart Clement, secretary of the Lion-;. Ayera Ix-llevw. that more difficulties and’ out.Mde“dnll of the season on Thurs­ (Handicraft club, the Clothing club December, as it 1- now. to Jul-.. (Continued on page five* barrier.-, should lx- placed in the wify of day evening. May 26. Tliey will as­ project* tiiat.neca-ait.iu- lxxr.ts in thei semble at- tlie Masonic Temple at 7 this article Election of officers resulted!j from ‘ ‘ Deljon, -ttje Hop-Center ... ,'Handl-, some misinterpreted our article, and 'though', that Hy* was a plan to in- REBEKAHS TO HOLD i continued on page two) . uiianlmmisly'iLs follqwv’ President. Mrs | _________ rtt' ***' " lax Kite. He cited the Covert Road Act P M and will be escorted by the new Icrease thi; school tax! Nothing could be illustrate this point. Three hundred j Hastings City Bund io Broadway and Mr’ S'TonmS: sJSrE COUNTY NORMAL GRADDISTRICT CONVENTION to CORRIXTION. ! farther from tlie truth. Tlx* school tax. and fourteen petitioners. for example. Grand Sts. where they will drill. Tlwi An article npix-nrod in last week’s :c. d. Bauer: Treaagrct. Mrs. Fred s. UATION EXERCISES.SS^.'um w/w. w wenresponsible for pushing -through will furnish the drill music and --------------------------Hastings Lodge. to Entertain ;the Eight Mile Road project near De- band Banner which wiu copied from a Bat­ — be'under - -— the leadership of Ray­ will • I speak the mind of the /chool board <>! tle Creek |mper, mid we find DeVon1 Guests and Grand Officers ! troit. The actual paving cost should mond tfindeknecht. The Comnmndery Each, of* the fifteen Guilds gave’: Piilnum iMtid a firn- for rvcklrr.s driv­ MdchditPrcporta of the work done dur-; Members of Class to Present Hastings when uc -ay that Hu-y will tohme been VM.000 00 per mile forthe , will be in charge of Captain General On Friday, May 27 i dispoted at all times to keep the ^ix at ing rather limn drlviqg while drunk. ing. Hie past year. and Mtos Luverne double truffle lane but the ultimate cost! James M. Langston. Program At Auditorium On j the lowest limit consistent with g<yid Tiic district convention of the Rc- proved to be $489.40333 j>er nuie. Thlfa We are glad to rectify tills error. Tlie Cotnmandery have a good many | Herat. suiierintendent. presented the; j school* Tlie fact that they have if- bekah Lodge will meet at tlie I. O. O. the act of these 314 jieople saddled a new mivemenu to practice and they ntvr.i. •■ general-nnspitiu report anu u>iu ot tne, Thursday, June 9 „ — general .hospital report and told of the ■ 22 per ]*r cent cent tlmtills F, lull in ,|hls city, on Friday. Muy 27.,i gigantic tax burden on thousands oi deaij-c to get in as good shape as pos­ DANCE. needs of that institution As she said.! Commencement exercises for the jiduced n,lt’c<1 the'scliool tllc school tax tax 22 v year Every Saturday Right at Clea? lake, this .has been a hard jx-riod for all hns-; Barry County Normal-clas-s will be heldI year, as compared‘with sa >" !,r ago. beginning at ten o’clock. ' p«»ple who knew nothing about " th; sible tor their exhibition drill at Gar­ nuffhl -tn I*.- evidence /.vlrUwten ot nt that tlraf purpose iillrnOK^., Delegates and members from thir­ —Frank Herrington. Aclv. tL (ContiiftRd on page ten part twoi I Thursday afternoon. June 9. at 2:00!I ought to be ' (Continued on page five) field Park. Grand Rapids, when the • . : Tlie otilv tin the Central ....aonw...., auditorium. Ti.;. The class.i’ The only reason for cliamnne clianging Hi th< teen lodges ar<- expected, as yell as. stafe Grand Conclave u held next : again this year. Is putting on its own datl' oI ,ht' levying of Hih tux Is that several Grand Offia-rs of the Rebekah' month. program. Short talks will be given by ”'c state law makes the school year As.M-igbly. Dinner will be served by Ponmx-.k hospital was kindly re­ Hastings Commandery have u can­ j the president of Hie ilnxC^tTeorgia July 1. white the school tax in Hu- Methodist ladles to the Rebekahs. membered by Mr. and Mrs. Henry didate fur Grand Warder <x_the Grand A very Interesting and helpful pro­ Brown of Vermanlville who donated Commandery m Em. Sir Dr. Frank 'Bnstctt. and by Paul Smith. Frances i Hastings has been heretofore levied in gram has been prepared dealing with I Wachter will play a piano solo, and a' December nnd imually jnost of It is five quarts of fruit. AU of these gifts Carrot tiers p. C. and they desire to , I girls' chorus will sing two numbers. I>uid In January, or from three to four Rebekah nctivitiss. are greatly iqipreciated. . . make a good showing. ;The main feature of the program will । months after school begins in Scpbe a dramatization gSSta planned XJlS! by Lucile .; timber. WARTIME BANGERS CARRIED OVER INTO PEACETIME!!1......... i .. . ... ------------ ; The school budget always provides To the Citizens of Barry County: If you.approve of my record and my (Continued oh page seven) ■ ■ YEARS (,'OS’F I|l;GE SUMSpREAL VALUE Ith® nr,<l portraying the school Hint is; work in Hie Michigan legislature as T V m ’l.*<TIf iv passing, the second, the school that is your representative und believe .that ‘ “ * "• coming A reception and’tea for the BUSINESS ADVS. CONmy experience' a* ■ a member of Hie Conservation IXiparlment Also Conies In I'or Criticismr-Itothi'^EpfThe^nty'iSiuJandruSi' TAIN REIJL BARGAINS Hou.M> U of value to Barry county, I Tliese are busy tunes with ny-mbers , properly clothed .and fed. the children should be very happy to continue ih ot the American Legion Auxiliary, but kept in school, etc. «■ Suffer Hecause Officials Operate In Full Public View— teachers, win follow the program. „ . ; ; not not so ■ ■> ousy busy juv Jut rimi what uicy they can can stop stop an.i and ; runos Funds ror for succevsiuiiy successfully cai carrying on Hidden Bureaus Go I’nnoticeil / i c'«m roii-Fbrmcr students of Has-1 Double Page Announcement youf service for another term., I will be a candidate for Represents- • conduct the ■annual 2.-“/::*sale on Poppy Day. ; these welfare “Jfare and rchabilUat, rehabilitation actlviiiiuum iiurt.yis uo cnnuiKiu / |tlnRS H1Kh Mirte B,.l,.ruyk and ,O0ier Features Found the on the Ilci^iblican ticket at the Suturday, »•-— n--™ ------ 1 --------*. the--<nnjial May •"> 28. -n all — over Barry coun-, ties are secured through <By V.'J. BROWN) I Sarah Cook. Ethel Crook. Beatrice De-, primaries, and will appreciate your ty. Through this sale they obtAyi Wei-; sale of poppies on the Saturday pricedIn This Issue Whenever no irate citizen anywhere begins airing his opinions concerning' Molt- F*ra«*cc». De Mott. Sarah De-, supixirt. . ____________ fare fmui.s ubereby they „ honor the, ing Decoration Day. Ml ot the receipts Tlie uusmee-s business news m-tnis in-this u»oe Issue of the extravagance of state government he is almost certain, before he has|prtcs*cr DeVault, Evedenc me If nominated and elected, I pledge: dead by serving the ... living. Several w being used for Hut purpose. No money •finislied, to express himself oh the question of the state police. Then* arc! Echtinaw. Ethel Fisher. Alice Hack-| the Banner will be of special interest you my honest and earnest effort iq splendid i»ppy posters have been made . is ;>aid tlie workers, as their service to reasons for this, of course, hi the first" place the average citizen thinks in' np5’’' Mer,>'n Houghtalliu Margaret to all our readers. They will notice in behalf of the jieople of Harry county. by .’•tudrnrrTn-tfie city’ .school*, but volunteered and ■— la •free. . terms of what he observes. There arc a lot of hidden leaks concerning which 'Jahncoclt. to-land MattesJn. Gladys ! our advertising columns this week, in- and the stnte. 1 am proud of the rec- were not fintohed in time to enter them ™.. ____________________ Member* of Abe American Legion and he h entirely ignurunt. But the state police is a mobile organization. Officers! Wa,lers. Lucille WIlHtta. From Wood- eluding the double page announcement ord of the i>i>ccinl session of the. legis- m Hie contest These |Kwters will be on. Auxiliary have 'taken up the torch." U-pVcl about in state cars, most of the personnel arc in unlforrtw and frequently;land H,«h “bool: Mary Ingram. Agnes lot bargain days, some especlallv attr^c- laturc, just closed. New legislation was display m 'the. show windows on Saj- and ate kri-ping faith with those who they make arrests. Quite as frequently their demeanor has brought down upon Sm*l*‘- Paul 8m,,h- Frances Wachter.| tlve prices. We arc sure it will be very ..enacted —.-a which -m .. ... - .urd will kbe bL------great -----benefit । ,w. A prtzt! has been offered by the gave their all. Hie department the odium of unmannerly arrogance in the |x.-rformunce of duty.! From Freeport.High school: Katherinet much worth while for all our readers l to the jx-ople of Barry county in seduc­ K ye brctk URh"-Oh trouble not Almost everyone ha's cbme in contact with tin- state police. Almost without! Fellzer. Wilmu Helrigle. From Nash- to get the habit of ,.looking carefully ing our highway taxes, and the great Auxiliary fpr Hie best one. The war to not over for the men in Thal we shall let you be forgot. exception the average citizen has little patience or charity fur tiic force and ' vl,,e H18h ’■chool; Alberta Greenfield. - through the business news of the Ban­ cut made in state salaries will mean u Hie .». •he hospitals— —some oshell-shocked.some T hat we might live, ye yonder He. That lie. little sympathy with the money it costs to edver its expense । Georgia Bassett. From Bellevue High ner. * reduction of state taxes of more than1 ga.seed. some crippled, some blinded, As the world’s tumult hurries by. school: Catherine Jones. —- --------- -----------------— five millions of dollars and work along some deafened. sOftte maimed, some Fret not that thoughtless souls do slave, Force Multiplied. Students having schools are: Sarah! NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING. tills lint; lias only been started. There When this department wax first Cook. King; Ethel Crook. Hastings The annual meeting of the School; arc many useless and expensive boards anilctcd with tuberculosto. and -many For gold, that not one life could save. proposed ft was urged that one well Center: Beatrice DeMott. Falk; Sarah, District of the City ot Hastings; for, and commissions which should be done1 others who have been receiving care We grateful Hioutonds shall recall organised dS p a r 1De Priester. Edger; Loretta DeVault.[the election of school officers and for I away with entirely and there arc still ever since the war. many of whom will Those Over There who gave Uidr all. ment would take Lakeview; Katherine Feltzcr. Ellis; Al^ithe transaction of such oilier businessi7 many abuses of state funds. The never leave the hospitals alive. For If ixippies blow where heroes lie. them Hie war to still ffiging The ma- > llijnk not the flag of shame well fly. over the Job of inberta Greenfield, Yeckley; Alice Hack-' as mhy lawfully come before It. will be sjiecting—a colossal ncy, Milo; Wilma Helrigle. Curley, | held at Hastings High School auditor-j next legislature should consist of men1 Jority of these men enlisted in the prime OtiKdijly to them lies at hand— know you can trust to cut every of life—college men. young busirstos one It seems. It has Kent county; Mary Ingram, Hines; i lum on Monday the 13th day of June. III you Help to tlie living lii this land. jioMible item of expense and to see not. Troojiers and Leland Jones. Parker: Madeline Mat- 1932, at 8:00 o'clock P. M. Eastern i that every dollar of sthte money |s and profeslonal men, engineers, doc­ To those less fortunate than we. tors, lawyers, etc-, all of wlidm were detectives have mul­ ’ Standard time. Notice to hereby given' A commissioner , teson. Weeks. honestly earned before It is paid out. willing to sacrifice, giving their lives If Who cannot hear and cannot see. tiplied in the depart­ $000,000 annually. The public is cordially Invited to at.that the following question will be sub ­ Tho.ic shell-shocked- souls with minds a few highly trained detectives to , . .r, Sincerely youra. Inecd lx-. Now thousand^ of them are ment of public safe­ and ---------milted to the electors at. this meeting: —Adv. Len W. Felghncr. 1 in hospitals throughout Hu* United distraught. ty almost as rapidly aid county sherifis In coses of major lcnd 13 8 program. '•Shafi thto school district adopt the With such a price', our freedom brought States. But arc they sad mid down ­ as guinea-pigs at crimes might be Justified. The broad­ I provisions of Choptcr Ten of Act Num- NOTICE TO WHOM IT the state biological casting station has probably had a fber 319 of Hie Public Acto ot nineteen .MAY CONCERN. hearted? No. they are riot. The at- Than that we fall to carry on laboratory, but they salutary effect against crime also. A You .re hereby notified that t|wre to ^f^ TUI every man who needs our care, hundred twenty-seven, being a chaphave never taken well conducted bureau of identifica­ । ter relative to voting, assessing and col- an Ordinance covering the dumping of tion probably should be continued. But Receive* a recompense that's* fair. oyer the Job of inMRS. ISAAC SPONABLE. ;lectlng school taxes in school districts beyond this the state police has not; Well work and fight, UH tturni shall Wm J Rmwn specting. Mfe know , As Mrs. Isaac Sponable is moving to . and to provide for the collection of Vrrn J. Brown thu flnd yet convinced the general public of its1 come. Bronson, she will dlsjiose of her per- 11school taxes therein?" VKUUre. « UU. <«».□» .U! Justice to our disabled ones. the' utilities commission, the depart­ Importance and valua., i sonal property at auction at the Spon-i। This would m^an that taxes for prosecuted. We il keep the faith to u» revealed Officers Well Paid. ment of labor, the welfare depart­ able piauc place urai near nu_the vuuiki County xiuxiiv. Home. uui. Col.|:school purposes would be levied -in July ’—Adv. 5-25’ .. 1!I autc C. E. Dayls. City Clerk. 1 cliecring visit of some Legion or Auxil­ By those who lie In Mander>» Field. ment. the department of agriculture, iary.member means more fo these felSuppose we take the roster of the w. H Couch will cry the Mie and Instead of December. When you are approached by an the department of state and even the state police, or the deportment of pub- Bernie McIntyre to clerk. The list inVIOLATED FISH LAWS. j ; lows than all the comforts the govemDated thto 17lh day of May. 1932. lamented securities commission each Uc safety as It is, officially known. We!c]Udes a horse, a cow. some hens, mlaFrank Jcneschek was arrested by; rnent accords them. Birthdays are not AuxlUary or Junior Auxiliary member (Signed) with its own private army of state in­ find a commissioner enjoying • salary, qellaneous - and household goods. Adv.—8-8. C- W. Wcsplnter. Secretary. Deputy Conservation Officer Gwirge forgotten and other holidays are to purchase a poppy on Saturday, re­ articles spectors. There arc scores of other of $5000; n deputy at $3500; a super­ Sec Hie adv. on another page. Sumner on Sunday for possession of. pleasantly observed in the hospitals. bureaus with their respective forces of intendent al $3000; and a deputy at SPECIAL EXAMINATION. game fish during the closed season. He' But there are other visions these or­ inspectors loo. But. the state police $2800. There are three captains at BASKKALD-VICKERY'S LANDING. Friday June lOtlv to -the date set for was fishing with a hook and Une.ln one j ganizations are making into reaiiUes, multiply jest the same. This standing $2950. 82800 and $2700 respectively; At Clear lake, Sunday, May 29. Dowl-, 7th and 8th grade examinations for of the lakes of Thornapple township.! one of which is the local welfare awk army of ’. chlgan. except it does not eight lieutenants al $3400 to 12250. ing vs. Colored Civic League; Monday; those prevented by Illness from writing He was brought before Justice Mat-' -ajiitotlng in the care of Hie disabled stand, riding in motor cars instead, There are scores of sergeants whose May 30, Dowling vs. Hickory Coiners. on first test. It will be held at the court thews Monday, paid a fine of $5.00 with; veteran's dependents, helping to keep gcneroatty, m win now costs Mr. Taxpayer -more than (Continued on page nine, part two) Admission 25 cent*.—Adv. I the family together, seeing they are nt ted through the Poppy costa of W 85. * FOURTEEN VETERS IN TOK EIGHTH GRADE COMMENCEMENTJUNE3 COMMERCIAL CLUB HEARS C. L AYERS MEETING OF PENNOCK HOSP TAL GUILDS SCHOOL DISTRICT WOULD SAVE MONEY! State Police Under Fire Wherever Taxes Discussed American Legion Auxiliary to Con­ duct Annual Poppy Sale on May 28 One Auction Sale 01 0,11 -Sun K S™ S S �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23. 1932 PAGE TWO WAxau.irf un> iubi e | PROFITABLE MEETING ERANS MEET HERE *^”'"^‘1?' Of CO. FEDERATION COUNTIES TO GET l—JS'ft WEIGHT TAX IN 1933 » LOCAL NEWS .Practical Work nt the Moody Bible I 7---------- We etill have time to place a In Americah Legion | Institute, has been so Well-known for Women's Clubs Entertained ine a. «. at. wm u.m , ar Evening Evening Was Was InIn“ ’o^uire little mention As Delightfully By Middle­ the church for dinner on Friday. May ‘ M«.. Friday a leading American evangelist and ville Ladies teresting and Well Attended ! Bibb: teacher, not only were his meelMg. Milton Mbrphy b reported m j । j ADDITIONAL MONEY WILL! Funston Camp No. 30, Dept of 1 Michigan, flpanlsh War Veterans, held AMOUNT TO THE BUM its regular annual meeting s»« , the OF $00,000.00 Tile Barry County Convention of Federated Women’s clubs met Tuesday Muy 17. in th«' Mcthixlist church at Middleville, the County President. Mrs C. D. Bauer ot Baal mgs presiding The ‘ forenoon wihoii was devoted to regular I business routine with reports from varj lous committees ’and dub presidents lux to tile amount and kinds <>! work ac­ complished during th^ )dst year. In every ease* tlierc wn-> some outstanding feature’of accomphAhmcnt that de­ served commendation. . In tho aftenioon the following olfi- 1 American Legion hall in this clty’Fn। day evening. About 30 Buttle Creek vet■ erans -----------------and their----------------------wives, of Battle Crcfk . EXTRA MONEY WILL FIND READY USE HERE Spanish War veterans from around the I slowly recovering from her recent severe illness . The condition of Mrs J, F. Black ia ■ greatly improved wliidi is good news to her many friends , Mrs D A. VanBuskirk retukicd to her home from Pennock hospital on Monday and is gaining rwptdiy. | . Dollar Day Special—Have you re-, ci-ived your $17 00 value for gj.od? It not enquire at Univer.Mil Oarage Co. Adv, - !>>llar Day Special—Get your car! wasticd. tires repaired and free t|ckct1 to Strand Theater. Universal Garage C«-.-Adv. , Call I.yBnrker’s drug storF for an appointment for a free Joticxirc facial., Week of May 30th. Absolutely no obll- i gnturns—Adv. ' Get your brakes Adjusted, motor ‘ limed up and tree |/ckel to Htrutid; ’IlieaU-r Friday and Saturday. Uni-: vernal Garage Co —Adv. Mclviti Charles Sliader Wil! present 1 hi.s pilpita in a Dance Recital Friday ■ evening. May 27. in Emmanuel parish j house. Admivrion 35 cents—Adv. Ladles ot Mooes Heart trgioi) will hold their regular meet me Thursday ■ ,evening. May 2tJ Al! member--, pleas*1' come as there is some special work —, Cemetery Vase - ' county, m well a.* frain thb eity • A very pleasant tune was hud. and Township Roada Is Now Bo']ut ’>*, ^pyable was the der Jllcioiu slum tupper pre|>an-d by Ed ing Done In County ! Sayles, who has won quite a reputation The legislature at its special se»sibn. among the veteran* for tiic quality ol provided that, in 1933. the counties of the Mum rappers he puts up p-onoto U »i .< No No regular regular program program wus was earned carried out out Michigan would gi-ccivc all of tiic auto- but MM-Brady. of Battle Craft, talked Mid■ mobile weight tax. instead of only 5o on Soldiers benefits and legislation ol • per cent thereof. This pill. in all nrob- Interftt to' veterans. Frank Anriablc dtaCUMCtf vamou.; atuhty. bring to Barry county ISO.UOU m< re than it Imw received from the Soldiers’ relief measures perluitni)l(- to state higMWav department in tlie past soldiers and their Tomlin s,. ’ As we understand it tlie disposition lo| be*made ot litis $-50.0X1 rests with th.a.-. Mrs, Eldon Farrell. Woodland, board ot rapervisors. None of the addi­ r. Secy. Mrs. Paul Faulkner. Midtional money Wil! b.- available this year, but will come in 1933. Circumstance* may change all our ings fruitful In tby conversion of unfl’ >pb ’ iidul report <>f the State Convenideas with reference to the best use to IRONSIDE BROS., Prop*. 111 Muskegon last October. -------------------------------------------------------j titurics of individuals in tin- pre-war !?,on Phone 2497 Haating*, Mich. Iduys but he lu^ also dcmom«lrat« d liu 111 r F'‘l1,’r *“ 11 written and braught it will be possible to um- that $50,000 ■Continued from page onci — I unique abiitllea In training men and;*° ’h'' c'ub women of the county most in May 1933 in paying Uh- $72,000 ot enmity Covert road bonds Which will be Hastings for 12 per et-nl. and the village 1 womeni how to u.M- the Scriptures for'”1 th'- worth while aims outlined at tmx-ting.also part* «f some of I Eighteen 'members of the Epworth! ,,r' and profit in individual Bible i ‘i1’ due and payable at that tune. That of Nashville for three |>cr cent of tlie I pleasure tofal cost. Of tills highway. It will be Stifth.r. 'Hie Conference., being help,'1''- principal ajidresMs Mrs. C. D/ IJrw Went to Buttle Creek on Hun.,.i— xo .... —q■ N... U)|>| here at the Baptl ,t .church from M;r. : Bauer reported rhe meeting «f thel(!.,, t.vcmnK alHin tax tie.xt December After May 1. 1934 OBITUARY. Hr wtu. a kind husband and fatiki. .1 39 to June will be enriched by tin-! Su'ithwe-t District held in Dowagiac ln|Plrilt xp.jhodlst church a there will be little to be |>aid on Cover: thia road improved. Al»aam 1. MM «.n «■ f" "”,7 "”1. ministry and nte.^age* of thldevour !>*«) ’ She pn-vniid the lilghllglits oi : . liclr An reix,rt a splendid I I As we have stated. Unroad ix-ri for road bonds by thU county, as they will . ttiiKtiAortbe-in trustworthy in liLs his <u*allim& dealings Wltll with tils his . Benjamin and MapJohnson was born and splrttually ranstniclive teacher. I each s-,«-akeiaddrex-. -also described . UIU( . be retired by tlie laynienu to be made in this six -nd one-quarter nyhs will be tcllowmcn und will be sadly missed by ------ ------------------ tiu.r i.r nm.l'.tv and tmtniwrof treat-, T1It. jU Thl|n4,v aftrrnorti at'• 1933 and 1934 and tlie bond burden will .24 feet wide, covered to a width’of 12 IV Ill UHUK* 'll pr,iiu > jrni.-., thereafter not be heavy upon the tax­ “ ?■' :, " r UoU ‘ r,por "' 5 X..1.-.V nut ..u.seven months and twenty -eight 31ay*. . '* < ‘ rl11 I i I IVi ' •“'eu-'cly iiiteivst.ng ' ct the trucks in the county garage w.»-1 payers a? al! outstanding Covert road made to keep the grades down 'to a I In .Mr- A rl carveth :t.u! resolutions (A quick ran by the department ■ <>" h.d, minimum. Rather they,will be made to] LlU II UllnUL UUIVI bonds wil| be paid in 1935. . ■ m; in iippuci.i.,1'11 ot :I.<- wonderful 1U<-1 ,nd prompt action kept the damage to in marriage to Mary Clouded. To Hus II viu' policy shall be continued of conform with tiic topography of-the r and i< affiibhip •: :h<- late Mt.-- Mar .(1, v,.ry nU||!inil)1) ; union wi re born six children, five of ton. conducted by Rev Fr< d King liicountry through wlilcli the road paxw-s nim^terment in the Prairieville cemetery. ■E. Thouu-jil foiimr^ate pt.-iiiMd oi mu.. Sackie Hurless, son o'i Mr.and wh,’n‘ '‘K1* ,hc »“««» h »"-1 ties, in 1934 and thereafter it should be Already about $2,000 luu been spent In . | the Fedcrati d Womens club ot Michi-; Mr, OUial Hprlew who wa> so lauily j »,r”' daughters. Mrs Milo G? DoVrift.-. ■There is no Death passible to use a considerable amount preliminary work. It k expected tiiat i burned, has .been returned from Bkxl- "r Havtings. Mrs Valentine Buckham, That which we call Death is but the of the extra nioncy in gravelling town­ not lew than $2 (W0 will be neceasary to (Continued from page cnq’’ calling to a higher life. —ship roads that art taken over by the put a new flooring on the river bridge jgetl hospital. Grand Rapids, when- a g| Kalamawxj. Catherine, deceased and j !ara«-amount pl skin grafting was done 'hr«v sons Benjamin F of Roanoke. Bcyon<3 all jmin and sorrow, grief and county. and nyw bridges over two or three strife. ■ The McNitt law provides that, in creeks along the way. It ly believed , The little fellow b «tHl in a senou,. Va . t.ewi,-. (. of Richmond. V« . anti - condition ; Carl at Iwnie ’ Aba surviving aic two The soul at laid b> trw. 1932. this county shall take over ow­ that, bv conforming the road grade to The Methotlbt Sunday m-IkxiI oraiie...-; H-randdaughters. two grandsons and T<» twite the joy and gladni-xs of eter­ the natTiral lay of the land and keeping nity^ There shall be paid to this county tlie gravelled part of the roadway to tra of ten piece* gave a delightful con- ll'e brothers. cert at that church Sunday dveinngr] $27,600. which amount shall be In- 12 feet in width. It will be povsibi.- t<> build this road- within the $24200. and There was. n good attendance. The e dre.vM.-s tlM'V have minkadditional one-fifth of the township Mill give tlie [wopic who use this highorchestra’s excellent music was heartily’ luu work. Muyy jx-oph a Washington A Dish’ applauded anti much appreciated by! s particular feature alone. I Ten." by men ot ' the by Uw county. After all township joarfL expected that there will be any grad. ’ 1 homp who heard them. ■ I.- >.! thr.4-H Handicraft. arg taken over by Ihc county, from thar that will reaclj ten ppr-xwit. Sueh h time on the county will receive $53i!O0, grade, with a gravelled ’surface, with yearly under the McNitt law ; a modern automobile nieam. almos: Miuutiu -*o ta.'u * With the $27.tii». which will be re-1 nothing. . km J"1 aiwut midnight. Tlie barn was reived by tlie road commiMion * this' This roadwav in two <>.-three p!a<:<. year.from the state highway , depart-! crossr.v some low ground It is not betlirr.-hing outfit went up in smoke. (hatp cndid aftriH trjf-nt. the county will have1 paid tor Itrved that any xerioua trouble will b. The .xuin ot the tip- i> not known. culling the brush und the trees within encountered but. nn<- never cgn 'tell Twenty-four years is a long time—and any concern thatfifteen feet from the center on each ; until the road U m tjtaKy under .conRADIO STARS" ENTER­ County Agent RwU-r grows and grows until it is Hie outstanding one in the stale, side of the roadway on the 160 rnl|es sttuclion. »<-> —-•< — Unless there s4i.il! lx'»— unfore­ of ■’■ipeefiill. high qu must lie giving satisfactory service. '' TAINED ROTARIANS taken over this year from the town- ______________________ seen difficulties, such os we .... have sug— Mips. In addition to that, through con-' ge.-ted. it U< ixix'cti*d the read will !>• This is exactly uli.it the ".State Mutual" has done—or’ tract with Brown Bros, which we haw completed within tile i-stimate. Trio Delighted Their Audience explained, {his 160 mile- of township Tlie Hastings ----------- Center ------road J-----reaches ’ .i forced steadily ahead until it is the largest and strongest At Regular Luncheon Held highway will be graded to a width of' fine fannirist district, which has cer­ farm mutual free-ifisuranee company'In Michigan. On Monday ’ 20 feet. But it will not be possible* to put tainly suffered from the lack of ii g'xxl k for a t w niinutt Supt I> A Van­ gravel on the 160 miles, as anyone can rtMtl to get tan market town which, in The Rotary club members' were; rurxiuh td.Cliicw<> ns. the Auxiliary e.irr of all claims; our strong financial position: and our well imagine; only a little gravel will this ca>c. would be either Hastings or privileged at their noon luncheon Mott-': a high jxnnt tn ;) and Ha broad and. liberal policy, are factors in making this com­ be placed where it will do the mr>t Nashville. The tieoplc hwng along tin’ • a rvul am! very pany the leader that it is today. good and where it is absolutely r»-- highway, will be glad to have the io.« i t. Dm and Em." dlr arr j The Rev. FTancb Na-bvillr will quired Whenever the county can per- completed this year. <hlr "Blanket Polio" covers all farm penomU under one I! of the i be. Ria M .saakef of th.- High Khml; mi! the use of the $50,000 from thr The legislature ha- ■■ t aside the Co­ ' > th<-1 program tn thc.^aweniUly room arul A were handed out by thr three ladies, i weight tax lor graveling township vrrt mad act for a-pcflod of five years who aLmi made comments and gave let’! on pr<*. Lynn Brawn ol highways It- will be doing .real con- ui this state’, but a* all the prcliminth tin | gram. Other n •<n the Central handed compliments that .were very' stnictivc work that will help the ns ms in this caw had been earned our ■ a Unit drill by ix r.-.ofial (o certain member.-, of Hw Ro- i . townships; hut until the Covert rriad before that action ' had been taken tai'j' ehib It w.<- .di rt-me' in n hm\ bonds an- cut to a very small figure the tho act of the.legislature will.not in­ 302 EAST STATE ROAD । •(>ng.< by the Junior High Boys’ boiibh spirit and received unfl merited the: board of supervisors may feel tiiat the) terfere* with the construction of tin - COUNTY TREASURER I Quartet, a group Of World war song' hearty applause given by thr iwmb<'t»' PHONE 3552 HASTINGS, MICH. must use the money tiiat comes from highway. No other road will b. at­ of the club. • GETS CASH FROM STATE j by the Girls’ Trio o* “• ’------- ««, .•­ the state for the purpose ot paying tempted under tlie Covert act in fivClara" wa:. reprcMWip'd by Mi • and a play Mem •a by the bonded, debt. Barry county fc*' . .. Wallace Osboin: '/Em by Mr?, Ray­ mighty fortunate that’ it has no more if one will ever limaller t-- built un­ Distributed According to Pro­ mond WindeknMlit and "I/mi" by Mt ’ o! that kind of debt thlm we have. , dcr that art in Barry county portion of Total Mileage of Hume onii-r: 792 (’hutch .St., Elint. Mlrh. Roman F.-ldpaush It would be diffi­ cult indeed for- the real Super Sud-, Unimproved Road ’ Improvement of 160 Mlles of DESIGNATE ROAO ASSESSMENT DIST. no ti On Your Lot Before Deco ration Day A Fine Assortment’ To Choose From Hastings Monument Works > — nninr poiui 06232368 Twenty-Four Years of Satisfactory Service Schools to Present Memorial Program E. J. DEM A RAY k State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Co. return (< REV-. KARL KEEFER'S RESIDENCE BURNS Neighbors Saved Everything! But What Was In the Kitchen j Need Only Part of a Dollar at fitAN■♦THEAllf ---------—--------- HASTINGS - MICHIGAN ----------------------- Where Blaze Started Feldpausch’s On Dollar Days Friday PROGRAM FOR THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY Saturday Get Ready For Decoration Day Picnic Hams SHANKLESS POUND HAM ENDS POUND LAMB STEW POUND 9c 8c 8c , Boiled Ham SvUtt Pirnlaa Slued et Ckrak. U. 29c Leg of Lamb POUND Lamb Roasts POUND * PREMIER STUFFED OLIVES DRY BEANS 8 Lb». for SWEET PICKLES D«.n Sweet Cream COTTAGE CHEESE Lb. HEAD LETTUCE H..a 47c 25c it.::. lb". Ru.M4.-Il H. B.reaily of I Psuneer. Oluo. her fortiwr pastor here. Imficutiug. ! ViAVlWL ■■.IWI.I-t- 15c 10c 5c n at Pennock hospital Mi> Arthur 8ktdm<T<• 'ii May 13. Mr and j IB. M: and Mrs Raymond Bachor. Quimby, a boy un May 21. av Feldpausch’s " Whart Billtr Food* Coal Lui “ PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER “YOUNG AMERICA” burned to the ground We did not leurn DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Parade to Feature Dill*s Circus Here 23c 19c Fresh Hamburg or Sausage 25c BANANAS BUTTER or 5 Ltu. lor 2t*C SHULTZ FREEPORT Lk’ lOU hir ,wa. discovered in. the kitchen of tVetr home By prompt work, theoeighbort succeeded in getting out every­ thing nut what if.«s in the kitchen, so tlie loss I* not im larw as it might have : I Mrs Arthur Haven and her asu.t, ' ants will cutirtatn the Guild ut her J home. 1G3 High street. Thursday, June 112 ft is jcry desirous, that all members , are plrtcm .<t :hm. the last meeting i before the •uaimet vacation.—Mrs. A.’ | McCoy, Secy. "What if, wrung uith tlie nuxicnr ' circiu <■! today'?’ has been the question ■ of many for several year.-, puy.. and; not without .’,ome juxtificxtion The thri!l_of the old-time ctrcu* ha. been JURY DECLARED HENmiwittir* since the |iarade was dheon,RY BOTTOMED GUILTY untied. Although practically even Urge vifciw on the road today lias eliminutitl Arrested For Assault and Bat­ tins mipular feature, the management tery On Complaint of Wm. of Dill .< Circus winch is scheduled to F. Seitlcr . give two performances in Haalingy' tig case was tried before Friday, May 27th still believe that thu! ws’on Friday On com- is an tmporunt (actor that must-not be, neglected. r was arrested for assault mid HONORED JACK CLARK. Then was a meeting of tlje Grand;' 'h'.|> Mr IJiHloinvr denied the charge. Council of Royal and Select Master* <>! cUiming tnat hr had acted in self dcMiclUgan in Lansing two days of last)' Mjise. not 11 itlista:id mg the fuel that he followed Mr. Seitlcr out to a lot wiiete SeiUer was at work, and there <if Kalamazoo, was made the new Mu<*. i beat turn up The jury of six men Illustrious Grand Master, succeeding j. were out about ten minutca and decld- O J R Bury of Ann Arbor. For Deputy’ Ol'and Master. John E. Clark pl thu J city was chosen. Tills places Mr. Clark i ( tn -uccesMon (or the highest office in the Grand Council, to whlcn he will | be chosen m'xt year Mr Clark’s many IFELLOWSHIP MEETING. friends congratulate him on this lion-1 The regular fellowship meeting of Innig will be postponed from Frida:. May 27. until June. 3 Butine.sj> imctlng NOTICE TROOP 74. 3 00 P M Program j 13-P M R#v MrTroop 74 will not hold their usualKean and Sup: Bdl ot MlddlcviUc m Thursday alternoon hike this wtek t charge Light refreshments.—Leo - Next meeting will be rhursday after­ EgglMton, pres. noon, June 2. Sponsored by’ tlie Hospital Guild FRIDAY—SATURDAY “High Pressure” and “Amateur Daddy’ SUNDAY—MONDAY Spencer Tracy In “SKY DEVIL” l omcdy—“Spank)" .indPalhc Sound New* COUPON —TUESDAY— NITE NANCY CARROLL ,y.D PHlEl.fPx HOLMES In “BROKEN LULLABY” „ A1’0- Aesop'* Fables in Sound WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY Marlene Dietrich in “Shanghai Exprew” Also Comedy and Patlie Sound News FRIDAY—SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM “Around the World In 80 Minutes' WITH DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS And Edward G. Kobliuon In “The Hatchet Man” z �Penney’s argain Days Every Day 9999999 Toyo Panamas Here They Are . . . Fine for the New Clothes at Thrifty Prices! Smart ■ Season J ft Shapely! Rich! \ HURRY! A rl Suits k You Pay Less ... (k but Sacrifice Nothing! At New Low Prices Two Button Models Worsted.Materials Greys —Browns Blue Fancy and Serge. I Maytime I ’ Lr $ / As smart as smart can be! White, <4 course, with contrasting color ribbon trims. You'll' find these hats useful on so many, many occasion?.’ Pl*“«ingly priced! They’re Saucy '32's Important Fashion is Silk TUB cUA FROCKS Hf?4,c (v> 111 u A'" Lovely Silk LINGERIE Punties, dance seta, clwmlse.s! In tearose, flesh, and white! Scarfs Tie one pertly around the neck . . . twist* one jauntily around the waist! A small cost, but what a gay addition to yofir wardrobe! *A Sheer Cottons! Piques! NEW Novelty Fabrics! and Clever styles for school or sport 1 Pinlie styles in tiny tires 1 Tub-last colors! ’ Men’s Value Men’s Men’s Men’s Overalls DRESS SHIRTS CREPE TIES SHIRT SHORT ROSE 49c 49* 49* ... 49* 49* Bathing Suits For the Whole Family 98c to $2.98 Men’s if Cotton SOCKS Sc Boys* Oxhide OVERALLS Compare A Quality ' Compare Prices Sheer Prints /. For Summer 19® Ladies’ New SANDALS $£.98 Ladies' ALL SILK 300 LADIES’ Coats Ladies’ Dresses New Low Prices $1-49 . Prints Knits Shantungs Plains Children’s SPORT OXFORDS 98c $498 $6.88 and ■ Men’s Men’s Ventilated OXFORDS $1»79 SPORT OXFORDS $3.98 116-118 East State St. Hastings, Michigan SUMMER’S Richest StyL amines our prices, Unusual V*riZl,l Georgette* —Chiffon*— NEW Crepe* NOW I — .nil. length Sunday-nite types — flat­ tering styles for sports, for street—but HURRY! Misses' and women's sin*! Ladies* Chardonze HOSE �TUI. HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY M. Ittl PAGE Form Tko Macfinttfi Rinner 5llent Former president Calvin Cool­ _________ r. Id<e dedam that Ujf must ru. anj Qpinj0HS. men -- -g— -----»u»k M.te.- their owh taxes, that only an aroaed public opinion will force our legislative bodies to batter down government costs,. - - »•- This and That „ ‘ »» llfll (.JtllCrS Oliy . ... । . • Washington Refused Kingship. Tempted UM Caesar. A Great Patriot. Backward Glances, Bits of Yesterday THE RIGHT STAND TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. _ Tile President has done good — service carroll Mcduffin will represent Hai­ jo’t'pe cwntry'and to\'he’veteran* Few Amencaire know that our coun- ling* in the lennu tournament which wvm well *ll in *v*-n*m»i* vetoing >a uiCMurr measure 'granting KIMIIUII* -wi 367 >. ,___ -- . , ____ _ w _ _ i*iu>ion* IHe pension* ’based hi* action on thei " 10’ t<x,a>' might be a monarchy but ton mwil Saturday for Mngl«*. and will >roul,d ,bat **■”>' °T U*m were* uii-, for an act of nobility performed by I also play in the doubles John Ketcham (»»\ wL™., «JZX'*?* 'o«e WMWWto »«■ ». _______ ____________ ___ ______ ________________________ -________ ,o “ °rfb“” *• village and state election, a turnout of Till* morning's Grand Rapids Herald a,cohoUr«>| 1"C¥r‘ I royal power, place himself at their 23 per cent of the toul voters Is un­ ^1^ th. , announces Miss Kathryn Clarite, usual and e.ven during national elec­ daughter of Mr and Mrs. C W. Clarke tion* the average 1* probably well below ew’rrSliuuo'oi '1!l “■11,1 Wn-hlnFiun n lunrd (his in­ of this city as one of tlie four winners 35 per cent. With such Jack of tnlcn-s: in the pre it Uret western Michigan girl graduate contest. Good taste, we say! u It surprising that government cost*. Mr and Mr* Roy C. Fuller came ’’have increased beyond reason? ।I. T.„ um.,;,, u„>uo„ h„ legislators and ’ officer* are. thcotts S’! ™''SUK rounding that dramatic moment in our rejically at least, public servant*. Nope Special Prices know* better than Coolidge hoW Ugb’.ly the average citlaeru regards Hie pnvilege ui ,rg<of voting vuiuuucr Consider IIUW how tew few vim clU-rens take take much much interert interest in in public public isUrens am nr the time tn msreier their <>«>itt ' IX HiUltV is haKKV •.■of us would expect a hired man tp d> g-od work H we didn't take the Uput^e i pcniuon rolls Hw-Civil war. owing ,. . Iofn. tilt’-clearer con-1,or riiipmcnt here Mr Fuller will break the rojwdKC of Congress, devrl«ro«nd *» « da>- ** a "«*' «** । to give explicit instruction..’• and .to oped shocking scandals. There was) n.ouny 01 vvaaiungtonu : rrji|(Ji.|l(.c Just o| KrlUf 8trln aou -eheckiUp” occasionally. Likewise our •h arm ful exploitation-of tiic treasury X, , . , 1 Green’*trwt S“- 5«5d'i555jS^te“£X MU.'««■■>'»*»» (Ml mb. Vrt. repfcudhlatire* in government Wil) notj[ Lt to U -to tal to .tain, wtota.., i»w2 AmbnWte»(u .g«d(hrfffliir«to<>i carry out u'ur wishes if’wc fail t<r r.u»k/J’amiX’S'» tiure i* no uuy now to fortUlI ... > . .. . .. r,,ntillPl.l-i Armv edllor * Journalistic cuiior.i journansuc conference conrerenci' al ai Ann Alin ixuselve* heard. Any legislature in the Ami he nature or extent « demands L.r ‘ ’ \Vwb "gh o^re Ar,x>r ’« »'«k Arbor '« this week « m representative, representative* of of* world. w>ll tract to public scnjlpient .■ncr™- m to .pwonnitonl (Ur (1,. •■’•“"■’• * „„ i.„, ,,„h „(.„, „„a h„,|W, '»• 51‘f"11 “r 01 cornwam.- nauni-r c . ( . d ' . ’J once that Mnfinient becomes aroux-d million* called to tins colors in the nignt ana conrerrnc'World war ,wd Grt'wilv ended thr Revolution, but:' n"r,t ‘cap ‘ nl *’‘ un “. aa "J**" ”1" i. K I, ".ton (h.( ttey MU (IX ■■“■ In' baseball game will be added attractions I men!, lett is through the ballot bur. ti .-ourct-s of tin- tuition, which 1» rea-i“lld Washington wire determined to >u. welt u * banquel_and Round Table । . Any citfren who doesn't take the time -on enough to begin ,now to take n hold the army together against anyi, conference Mr and Mrs Albert Veddcr had I renewal ot the war. As usual, to vote lure no right to'crab about the :nin stand against such illegitimate" . depression, . crinkl'd gowniinctit . tsr claftn’» ire thnsc with which the Civil' ful und bongrtss was deeply in arn-ur.. E B Mure, of Marshall and the lat­ war |N-nslon.> recked — Baltimore Sun. ter's motiicr. Mrs Merriman ot Napoj high taxes. in their pay. Be then the war had leon. ’ dragged on’ for revvn long year*. TIHS AND THAT. BALANCE THE BUDGET. ■ u. dangcrotM uwweroua intenmien’“'J a,nd M“n! THE VIGILANT CELEBRATES | Sgt Jack Miller, whow addn» I’ । D'.-c .iiii-nt r . t<\ At l. n tn tMloiwl ■Mwt HUI. *•*’’“ 8unrta>' »n Lansing ;rrM continues to dawdle ab< .Over |n-cavopolis Tlie Vigilant edit - ■ Ebic. has a letter in this’ muu- and .-:iv in :Jii ranks, A' With their daughter*. Mr*. Ray Kirch­ the country goes S100W.< «d by William H Berkey announced IU j contributed a clipping from u Detroit t.- aif. Nicola, a icsia-eted character on- ner and Miss Grace HUI triciKily terms with, the Commander in j sixtieth anniversary tu-<t week by a i new’iaipcr which indicate-, that United Chief, spike for tim offta'is as a body j .TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. States Senatorsdo not dfink ordinary Organired mtnoriUrs atill have the modest . iuragrajkli in the editoTa own i •Ali-n 1.-- addn - -d to Waxliington o' .... ...... n I", . >' ? upper hand. E«’> Inreii.e** group and (column. Tlie Vigilant is a dpitinctiy . water The -Editor > Note" in the De­ •..sled proposal that he take over W6L^’Ti troit newspaper follows. ;>vvernmem of the country, with the Wetland took the elglith grade examlapecial interest in the country evident- community ( Editor.note. Tlie annual report .of’ . .. . , , \ ... —. ncw*pa|xr that fully’' de>n Thursday and Friday and were ■»■»“ blm-nndmlr it «»hin« lie budget burden’M-rves , its name We hope that the Vigt-J lh, snretw «l U» S«»i.. -J!.l>. I n™" The’ln'te s -nal7w■”Henry H.'-nre cibot Lodge Uri-e . Mf n|uj bMn *’ Mr W(n und Mrs H. nry Cabot cauot Lna.. ^Fred k,stOnHart t„ !crs of tiie.-e blocs flant and 1U editor-publisher will be on ’ !9JU to June 30. IBM. during which till-' T|h,‘ Ja.’“ Senate ««> in M'-.-mn I.» than four; '* l.1" ’of Wa-hlngton, Mates;■ Litchtjeld. Michigan are Hie guest., of the national debt hand ( tp enjoy many, mpre anniversar-1 months Mue*- an cxju-nditure- for,■ l“, “,n of<’a‘a<”'। Washington w\- his mother. Mrs Sarah Seger, also at is a load We've ail got tn carry together. (lee. An interesting fact concerning the minrral’ water* ns follows;. ‘ W w»h an bn brother's. Mf. and Mrs Ralph Personally we don't care much how Vigilant , • i vat n,. ■ "■ aunt or vmpvror.1 SggtcMon i* Hurt the man who set up White Rock Co. 130 ca« ’ nin -• rlu‘ ; 'ri‘k’’. moreover, would have been^1 8 D. Hamilton of Delaware. Ohio. the budget i* balanced so Iona as it is and pnntwl the first Uaue. *ixty years Apollinaria Co. 7f <■» <,-. . ow.itj ----..qpi^hitp.jg -pj,,. coloniesp dorse We can all afford to put aside ‘ Moinitair, V. " Water ‘ " Co ■ were iu iw-trarea -ne u ir Their rneir ' and E A and P' H Holbrook of Musand uv by "he war. ago is still living and active out in San LMKte. .1 n-.ta.k and ...al., ne•"« plenty of personal pre fta cnees and , .Diego. Cal^and u still a regular sub-1 Capon Spring Co. SiC-s HL’Wi .. .. U1_ Oll_ fim. ,ii« Miss Agnr.s Holbrook. jcriber. ■’"> ".■" "dMMw (Oite tad ! Ml; Data- S,.nre .to („, ten. lar> a day! If nothing better can be; Kalak Water Co.. -IO cases. 46060,-. I ,. ;spending the winter in Ix» Angeles, M32 'W» lte(r .id“te . ..to ■Stafford Springs Co. B cases. done we even sugae.'t a recons!deration; A DANGEROUS PLAYTHING. of tlie sales lax. Tlie theory of a sale­ Certain representative* in Congies....... ....(..ovnrtah.,., (to-wto w„. Total ................................... S4.374.U0i tax is sound W« opposed it when first greatly excited over the ThiM th*- cxiienditure for water dur- j was the country to bcconu hum <>l Sturtts spent the past week introduced because w<- thought that rfaet that the United State* ha* a much ing this four months sitting «verugr mrcliy.■ , >. with the former's parents, Mr. and I the legislators, given a new form of levy , weaker army In proportion/ to la r ■ , ■ «»«* >•» it vx> .1 great distance away, i■ Mn- Jas. A. Sutton. to play with, might forget’ that then-. wealth than France, Italy. Japan, Rusrte taiWta nor Kipply,te (..rfptaita,, ' Albert Kerikte and Forrest Futiacii were in Grand Rapids on May 12-to were.extravagant government expendi-'. «ia and Englund: in fufti ranks seven-, «... l.utaP.n. »(»«.. (low. Ilun hear the Minneapolis Symphony or>»P, IP II.,. Mon(te. I..., tarn h. W1! „ aafle turcs co be reduced. Til*-sales tax Jailed ; teenth in this respect among the na-1 j chestra. ‘ . .,«(ra: u» Ptee( and «««(,(„•._,..d to pass and so ha* every effort 50 re-; tions. of the world Thru- legislators1 tetauu. In rte wridd. ,.dlu *a\c tn,, Mrs. L. C Potter of Angola. New duct-’government expense. In other-are agitating (or. a dccideil boot in* I lie H'1’- '' '-I Represents!|\. , p, u •J l tliun In a 4 U.r. ' York, is visiting relatives in the city. She. will return some time In June. words those who voted down the meaa- ■ expenditure* to correct thia • <fcll- las suppUrn 1 , m.n>ta»» Mth « ,,rf (..-..np!,,,,,.^ (n Ite (nlM Orin W. Rockwell left Monday morn­ Ure have failed to agree among them- J ««®n- despite Hu- fact'that Congre.-s Wlrr. SI. Mw R..pul.H«in..,^><7,-lpM ,,i Anl,„<«. („■ ing for Port Huron where he will atseller regarding any constructive pro- rtf Ostensibly in s.**lor. to reduce cx-'i TUR RAILROADS' Pl.lOHT. i > '* r.Knknl (Ur jtend th- aruiu.1T jurssion of Hie Grand rt’ ot IM. n«njr.. -X , Encampment of tlie I O O F as reppOuf President Hourer's Economy bill, prnditure-. and balance .1 budarl; TH i iv-entativr from Palmtr Encampment that would have met Uh-.UtuaUon quite plunging'deeper in the red each day. (■>.■ .„...( Iinixni™! br.tej, . I Itemrtnum. -r< facing ruin. Autoipoltll . .. .... . --- .................. .... -.........ruct fy wasn’t rven a skeleton ot it* ' "!l‘* • A,,:rv “b>Hit gigantic ahh< !>.!■ hu#. (ruck, airplane and pipe lim ,A1!h th nriments’vou hat T,“* ,n*‘n),xr-' of thr r!"“ *r 1R92 «' original relf after the many factions,,ur<" »»«n *•’. “«* 1**^^ »»««•<! ha-., lx-. .- taking nwav much r,S, ‘ r<h<>ol will lave in th- HtWM finish*d‘ picking R l«4’*,lh * Uc.k of n.-iSht»r.. th. tr hmon. > that there are few n»l-, S|f-n „ „ irr< »»u- alurnni banquet this r;. !■ that are n«.t running at a lo» u i, r £ a . X ' ’ /Mar John C. Ketcham w4| act as piece.- 80 th.-deficit increases and pub-iY'i!hm distaac-s Unlike th,-' ..»^h 'toastmaster. ’ ruuntni '. of £urt>|»e. we are'not sue- I Railroad-- are taxed henvih bv all1, in™. ...vmntent »i«I llu-lr-mt-.-j d n ' ’p'1' ----------business to move ahead confidently in rounded with jiowerful neighbor* of I and M-rrtcc* arc regulated by local and ' THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY face of tlie dilatory actions of Congre.-.y ■ whom we must ever be stupicious and: bderal got* rum-nts. Tin.-- B npt true; Tlie many friends of Mis* Olive j who pre forever suspicious of u». A । • 4 their * eni|>etm*>n It makes on uu- ” nh nbhorrr; rcpreMnd with I-*'.lirop. daughter of Dr. and Mrs E H. • Nothing is needed worse just how u-ur between Canadp anti ourselves Is f.ur dUuatlfin wrol'h murt be settled / I am at a loss tJconceive whit part' br P1,aMjd ,(> >*"n u»*'than a. balanced budget. It Congress; . . * w„ -'I* has secured a very desirable T«>i; about as likely’ as hostilities bcLtven Tlie whole country 1-. so bound up ml ■can got Wgetlier lone enough to do Him. ' , tn an addreM^wfifafh ti*u tlon 1,1 lbe eoWcsalonal library at th*- movement of freight that w<' can-1 Nhcri close rhop and go home, tlie ccun-1I Great Britain and Australia. We vi-.had ‘ not at.'onl t-r have railroads crippled. ’our troubles with Mexico but many* n , li' . u Mmy^tftn iHi th*, trtA reason •r . at -i :hv £n u“Washington, '! tr41u”position ‘n' al"nwinch ‘ th“‘ by ,ine ’ •* try will do tlie rest. Tlie very thought • of ( us arc now willing to concede that1 - -Clinton County Republican-New.. I am nor Vl.iSkJta tS knSES o- «^-peeMHy well flitted to fill She will that Confrere is through for a tim" • the fault ^u-s^nvre ours than Mexico's „; a.xxume her duties beginning July 1. would be a tome in itself. # An ocean Wcjwratcs us from Eur.qv '' «hnti-'*..nr .<-hMmM -r mn- The amiressiohai library u-otic ot jthc ■it.’.' ia-i mi- rnniSte ',l*tHul building* in the world and anoilier from the Jupancscj We . > ' >r • ... > > unv .da « llf,d contains a wealth of literature. are favored by nature for tlw. peace­ FOR Bargain Days May 27 and 28 Only i>t 20% Reduction On All Men’s and Boys’ Suits v \ Quotation When former’ ful pursuit of our own affairs Tli< r‘ , Smith suggested . tn tl>c . nation that font why ’try,to keep up with the and a: sue" afterward.’' rJOnscC in rdftrd to armament K«cp a sufficient army , and navy for de­ fense purpose*, of cour trean no TiXT MUCH • (•• ’•(• !»'■ • tar m2 h.Lev Lathrop re to be congratulated upon f- >uxi V fro u! vuS- mind' and «>»» IwsKlon and Uncle Sato -mmmacat* ^ from yourself ’ ’ 10‘b,‘ con”'at’Ua<«‘1 uP°h wcurlng 10% Reduction Oil All Men’s and Bovs' Furnishings Many other Special Bargains will be offered. See Our Windows. Come in and look. The Store for Dad cr Lad Tho*. Brier and ^ppcrviwr* Swift, McKrvitt anil Naider. the committee lisit I From o*-r the hill* where springtime appointed by thr MiiwrviMirs to visit neighboring county aeat.s and report on ’ blossoms gp>w, ■ the character ot their county jails ami A gliostly bugle .sonntf. fronT some court homes, will k-ave on their jour­ ney today. Where peace fully thr legion Imud and Ru­ FTFTY-FTVF. YEAR-S AGO TODAY in death’., great Arnuticc find < ■immon bond. Gold 112’.: Greenbacks were worth on Saturday 88 • cents on the dollar Where mArble iH-tUisiuiirv mark * at ti The first linen dusters of th** .x-isson htilloued gruit-. appeared on Thursday ’ rai>. ' <>ur <-je» to realm-, wlierr ail lost week, Walter A-Spaulding and *Yr mueenBushrod Johnson ol Milo caught five ",,M March on the gallant coluinn.. ut th young raccoons, all ol which are Uvinf brave. and in a thriving condition Mr.': Spaulding is somewhat of a naturalist > and lias in his p.'MM-Mlon many epeciesi A nation bows in obligation {frep of tlie forest family ! ul>"” this morn It is suggested that to mako the in-! grant youth. U-rrst of iicoplr in the county What it To P'-*'’' should lie that the commUUc of ar., rangemenu appointed at the meeting, God anti Truth. on Thursday evening call a meeting i o! the eommlttea's that may lie appoint -1 . *-d in the several townships to meet; An“ tlieir glory cannot bleep tn graves. with them to make the selection of j president ot tiic day. an orator and a, Their gallant spirit.-, cannot re-t .jit clay. readef. We think the suggestion a very । Progressing ever on, untrummeled. free good one. • On Saturday evening. May 27. there|, Tlie) still march on- through tin. Memorial Day. will be a grand concert at the Baptist■' --Eugene (aly,v! church in Woodland,'given by the sing­ ing school Ncently held there, under the directions of ML** Miller. Everybody A «ouuiu attend should aneiiu. There Will be an lea-cream social atfc<Tl.'"r •‘■'“"i r thr efood Templars Hail over J 8 > Several ciifzcns of Barry county CrfHtiyrar and Company's ■■torr <>n j have u'krd me why my nanu- dul n..t Im’S'fumffid and n-’L May 30th About 72.000 small mouthed bass were l.L..CTEl> PRESIDE.NT • receiv'd here this morning from thr < dgy* often neglected in. Mill Creek hatchery, which will be ■• important < venL* of our planted in th- various lakes In this vibut ii- >>:;>• of urtMi significance ciiuly Stocking lake* with fish is .a Ge*>rv- Wadinixt'ili; gi»Hi thing but will never amount ti ■ nt ol the Coireutu- much until >pranng and netting oh the ' lakes ot Hire county u .-topped. had been called ffir, Cha- Sclkhter of Saginaw was in ig the Articles ot Hie cltv Tuesday . He recently returned hu h the r-Minlry from the Black Hill.-, and had with hlih assured. inr« 1781. ami a largi- number of rare specimrtre Mr*. Florence Graves «nee Miss Flor- HOC Communiciitioii ■. fled the audita* general to reduce the t amount of my pay check., from the 1' t;lt<-. ax a member'ot lh«- legrelatun-. At tiic extra session Just cl<»eq. Hi.BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. House of RciireM-jilativcw voted on-a "What we are trying to do in any or-' rr!"’«Hon •» members to Kj-pt ganiied Mjcwty is to learn to live to-," 'wuntary reducUon of ten per ceinr Rether Happily antL fruitfullyNr*our ,u,v; i*K>nnfng July 1. Only ton D. Baker*, ex-Secretary of War j member* nf the House voiced --------- ' |“,‘V"bhTtiontothHcutandwh(ii'th*"Mah-rta-ttitniweMHild bt? the incnn.< 'o1' wa’' taken I uni proud tn . ay of livelihood, and not thc.end of life '; l'“w *“* ,OT‘ u jl'wntlng vol­ - Dr Albert C Dleffenbaeh. editor.! ,It ,11 •» re up to the individual memlsT member -------. ..... ten per cent KCIII m l(| Christian Register. 1 whether- lie....... leave* this ,--------- -- । the state treasury or to dispose <>r it ■ If we could surround ourselves with! *n atiy oUier way hr cBoom-s My ten forms of beauty, thr evil thing* In life P*’r wni i* going into the Barry cuunwould tend to disappear.’’--Calvin; welfare fund. In that way I know Coolidge.-------------------------------------------- i *hat it will help some distressed fam­ ------- —. ! Ily in my own county, if j leave u m “I wonder why »otne folks lake their. s,a,p treasury. I don’t know what children to the circus, but send th»-m! ulll> become of-J u ’I am •for Barry to Sunday school?"—John D Clinton, county *first ’-• and —• -* ••the rest of the stair next I hope tlial will be satisfactory to all of the people of the county. z W. Frlgluwr. CRIMSON DAWN / ' -• • —;------------- Crumbs of Wisdom? »» ay o/ Our World large null order lwus< 1 tin proper npn:-» b^.mpn i.ll Charit ■ relatiw s and friends in the .city. • F. W. Wilktnton of Charlevoix who util graduate from tfie 'Dental IXpartmenl of the State University next month has rented the other occupied by the late Dr O R. Johnson over thr natkimil bank and piuehaM-d dental appliance* owned by him. Mr. Wilkm>■■11 cotiu* highly recommended and »<• wreh.him success FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Shirt* y Smith attended the weddihg Mr-.. Nora Ainsworth in Grand Rumd., List evening June the Bin the Hastings Wool Boot 1;.- -.an- u Id > t>>U tlk-lr meat and Id ■:•» this Cmitinent. further Company will ship out a special tram train Bu. I vciy.:<||dutn roa-.t h. . • » ti-.- e.ie-in m which'George'load m felt boots cqmdsttng of 18 cars tries and cohgra :uwi wits held by hl*, tiijiw tt will be the largest shipment of wool th« United State, » boot* ever made by any institution in Amt in iMK. nreh&ti boat.t1 ma from -ow record* that, th- world nt one time. AU of the 18 made Hnwevfr un'.1 M’H A .ccrct proc*.- . of making artificial W’.'.>hington i.ingtcn m ule only one suggestion rant will be decorated with bunting, he convention in v (leather from .. *■ wool re claimed by ?1’’e ‘ ’rv'n!ll,n ,u We al-> flag*, and placards advertising both th* done t-i break the trend the Wo ! Research A.*ociation of' ki: "*• h'’w' ■,rr Hom Hre record* of his-institution and tlie name of the city A recent angler* aiinr.er -.uted*Bradford. England. • c-4Uctni»o.-an< that he w-*» one ol the As we have said before, the tram will the per capita cos? <4 the Fade: al govureat sueee** The hr>.w mi , -----‘ ’ ii'-H”’“Hal d.-egatc* io the Con- consi*t of 18 freight cars and will carrJ . J . . ? 1 T T,xa' horticulturist has upturn. Hre wax tjouthtr tide of an about 50.000 pair* of fait boots it will increase of 500 per cent in 18 .yeara course, that each guest wa* given suf*.a tret which yield* cherries, peaches .!■.;;>.>•-Hiv-d, orator, but aum-dtator—a■ go from here to Chicago and will • The condition of the atates IK even licent cibovr-room In which, to talk.— I upricon- and plums, each blooming at cojidHaior who. by hh glorious Chirac- travel the entire distance by daylight. 1 Huniorlil S!s natural lime. 1 by hi* clear thinking, and by tus Emmett Ebert* of Nashville wa* tn worse, with mereascs of about KO i*r _______ 1 . >Hr! •!a^r:at:',n- *a* "blr {rt bnhfi thr his- tlie city Monday and brought some cent for the same period It’s a favor­ a RntithianH urr. nomrar i,,. A rttucc rfce,it.y perlectcd heats lhc ( i,n:cnted human elrment* together to chain to furnun a lodge room at NashA Southland sign painter, ha* just home in wmur and cools it in summer, nuke possible our Constituuoa | viue »<■ ite practice to blame all ot this on tbe recere-cd payment from a defeated -aUdroid th« sue of the fvcry •lU,dt’nl ol Anier«can history Dr. E. H-Lathrop, wife and daughter ■candidate for * campaign lister done I ttV "ra?<. buUdrng ,J^ka brick would be worth knows, Constitutional Convention . are from extended average k:10 * ’ - the lhc Constitutional Convention are expected expected home home from their their extended But Ji u hkewlse true that a generous " u' i”’-'*1 difficulties Sectional sojourn in California tomorrow. two year* ago. Thu being the first in- jljQiXJ $15,000. portion of the pyramiding ca.t can be1 ■ rivalries cropped up:: different theories George. Keeler and M<m Spaulding timalion that the candidate had decid­ attributed to uk!cm> departments, but­ Walnut trees bordering the roads in .01 suverrment u<rZ ardently spon- of Middkville attended the Y, M. 8. C. ed to run again.—Ix» Angelr* Times. Salem, Ore. Hus year yielded a harvest ; debates became healed, and. ball at the Union-hall Tuesday evening, - eaus. commissions and offices. Political of twenty-five tons of fine nuU. |wr.ionaUta-a clashed. Bgt George Mason Nevins has returned from bate my u» ouu-uunlwn u> u» The telum who <m« h»d ■ no u«. , , ----------; Washington was always there to help Ashland. Wisconsin, and u visiting his Uh. Ih.I mil.. <>w toutot .nd mo.t ai, , m, bor„ „„ , ,w hon, Jerusalem. Jericho Ephesus. Joppa, iron out these difficulties. Who can mother in thia city. H* will soon go U> nuulnMi«>U.-ud U»ln>tn»»ln „ . „„nd.h„.a tl,„, -g,,. Fr„.. Macedonia. Cana and Bethlehem are tell? Without the s-.d oi Ororge Wash- Kansas where he will travel for the (towiu of Davie county in North Caro- ’ ingtod, the Constitution as we krttnr it Broadhead Dress Goods Company of a< dtlietu have remained surprisingly, ci*co Chronicle. ltn*• «-j might never have beep evolved. New York. tnurht.s a at or sleep in roadside hous / I ara^rd|)hs 1 From Our Scrap Book The point of one white »tar Is quiv- Letter Goes Into the Waste Basket Deep in the orange light oj widening »mOr2 , 1 Ttw Si*, (h|, MOTli RKflwt an Ba.nnd (te purpl. mdunuuu: Uiro imll!m.d <™»iu„i„Itat „(,. Ot -M.!l.,,d« mu. U» darter .a J E"im'Th ■Utecun. „™,( (( gkanulnwn nXW.nd'TJ’nX^ “Sr” tLV'T? Tharouau *nd “ ”• “ P1' .“li i ““‘“'«u^'u“i''w^S,''Thu **“* " ttart“ “» -IW. do «" mdw Wl„„: hrarj XS™ ,L'“ TS'uSS’m Tte tedun mnxr « ter ’“.‘L.TE _ mate (I nremaar, (o do «, tad al Wm»o»ln« >te erwuon da.n»-te.r> ra,m pnnl eoimunlteunn. .h.rl Bnate Bteiuz. In -eromaiteua Un-, (te antar i, nta (rdlliw (hal u» should b0U,ldj know who be or she may be. �TflE PASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY S3, 1932 Trackmen Get Fourth at Regional I j 1. Left on b^ses; Third Ward. 4. Fourth 1 Ii.^ Ward. S. . Stolen bases. Adcock. Ttamp™.„„. son. James. Warner. Kennedy. 2. Hasting* High, traduter* placed liCj ! Adair, 2, ;Tewp. ' -12 3 4 5—HR E: four event* al the Regional meet held1 in Kalamazoo Saturday afternoon.: 'Third Ward 0 0 0 0 2 -3 2 3‘ , winning fourth place with a total of 11 1 ' Fourth Ward .-..1120 x-4 4 4 P°inta. ----Nile* hr»‘.-----------Dowagiacj ■ Batteries; Payne and Warner. --------• .placed -—■— -----—. I Thompson and Kennedy. Umpire*, South Haven third. St. Joseph I Brarak. 8 Young Scorer. Tt»lhur*V ’ nnh; Coldwater sixth, Albion M-venth. I eighth — and •«Three Winning pitcher. Thom peon ‘ | Marshall**-•*"• — “River ■----- ­ : ninth. Fielding Averages. Two unusual baseball games are in other. Al pitched the opening.game of! ! Player ' • PO A E store for local fans on Bunday and the season thto year and went fine. ; ^dewk. B • 4 Local merchant!! have presented tiic ' । 0^. , lilacrd second in the 220. his 1 Barnum. J. 1 Decoration Day when the bearded Independent* with new uniforms and j .' ing 23 5 seconds. Hnyd«r ran I Fisher R . I House of David team comes here to the team will wear them for the first • i lav! i1,1 second;; In a dead hrnt for nr*'. ' Bttoh. R . 2 open Hie season. Some local rooters arc time Bunday. The new stands complet­ 1 boo ”s*<* b'" *** «»«»*«’ Haight, E. 2 . under tti« Impmalon that tile whiskered ed laat aeajmn permit very comfortable . , Gardner nnt*h»d tin- mil* minutes nine will be here on Decoration Day M-atlng accommodation*. i ruin ft,,d **' *econfl» to plaw* . Adrianson. M only. Thia u incorrect, however, as Two ™ Th-M-nir.Fans stdi remember thr thrilling games are scheduled: the first on Sun­ game' the Independents had with the i mt*l at Lonsi ; Main. D . 3 day May 20 and thr second on Decora­ DjgfwiH compete Kennedy. W. 4 tion Day, Muy 30 Both games will be­ tings winning 4 to 3 after a Ibrce-runT i achool traekm Adair. N. 3 . gin al 3 00 o'clock in thr afternoon drive in the eighth overcame a -2 to 1, 9291 ^^higan Biddle. K . 4 It u protable 4tat Al Brown will be lead. Charlie •Ladyi -Baldwin, big-time (Rose. G. 2 .. .89'3 >m tlie mound during one of. tlie games huiler of a few decade.* past- said that; while u bile i)i-Hotuil<iiu negotiations are now. now being made । game was one of ol the be.** best exhibits ot' Fans here still remember the great • Skidmore. O„ 2 Roberts. L. 1. Hi bring in an outoide' pitcher for tlw | baseball ta had ever *eep. giuiic- between the Independent* undI;Hewitt. J..-2 . «3' tlie •'Whiskered Boys” played Cogswell. L / 3 . B30 i BEARDED BOYS RETURN. last year! . ;K«ller. N.J . Jilt; I .80# * BOO’ -WXJ3j demonstration <<1 archery a'»C Izchleitnrr- K. aery golf will be given at the Ha I tings country club Thursday aftemoo: ;by Mr and Mr? H. H Stroud of Wa> Mi ■land. commencing at 2 45 o'- I'x'k. M . und Mrs Stroud are both well-know .632 Sporting Items Be Particular Independents to Open Season Here Against House of David Archery Golf to Be Demonstrated Here i cOUntry. Mr. Stroud h.i*.demonstrate* considerable prow---- a- n big garni . hunter with Ixiw and arrow and Mi ! Stroud i* a consistently high scorer h archery tournaments. .Five House ol David baseball start who will jilay here Against local­ Independents in M ason's ppeners on Sunday and Memorial Day. Eskimos Take First Game With Centralites In Your Home There is no article of food that you nhould be'moi't* particular about than your supply,of milk, because unclean milk is u recognized “carrier” of disease germs". Without question many epidemics, much siekneM und ill health, huvb resulted • from the use of ’UNCLEAN milk.. One bottle of milk.may LOOK jukt 8s good and as CLEAN as another; but a-TEST will show you that there is a big difference. ~ agnizing the value, importance and n«c< tty of CLEAN milk, the. Highlands started out with the determination of supjdying the people of this community with just as CLEAN and juat a.-* good milk a . can bi* produced. Everything that will promote cleanliness and more sanitary surroundings is included in our extensive equipment. The re­ sult is that Highlands. Dairy is the only dairy in this section that is permitted to self Grade ■'A" Milk—the CLEANEST milk you can buy. Why not try it? r„ McMillan. F. Boy " Grade “A" Milk (Pasteurized or Raw) 10c Quart Grade “B" Milk (Pasteurized or Raw) 8c Quart Snyder, w.. j Hammond: L.. Reynold*. R. Hatiilren. E. 4 !.■ Six passes, four balls and six I Goo-ienough. j ■< rror . proved tin- unuoinu of,the Third1 Knights Bested In IONIA NINE DEFEATS_____ First Baseball Tilt\ ‘ INDEPENDENtS 3 TO About The Milk You Use tiu-in and (.'liarile I.'-’inard's" hard hh'iRgrry N ‘ Tlw local K of P. team last tinirj Tight Fielding Backs Up Hard mm thc ' plutt Highlands Dairy ,000<nio House of David nine ranks ;r- one .000 i of the best w mi-pro teams ~*"1 - -in tlw state. .000 .ikx> .000 i •MW j Robert VV. Cook, Prop. Phone 2651 Hastings, Michigan TO At ( O.MMOIlATI. ESPECIALLY' OCR CUSTOMERS FOURTEEN VETERANS IN ATTENDANCE COMMERCIAL CLUB ojanci to the ia-t Carlton C iit.-r nln- ■ bought Duel Between Northern solid ,(.W 'Let Hnmiay al the fairgrounds J i . tialito tot tw> .. only allowing; u-.p j, .(MX) Barh< l<Ier pitched the curtain raN-r ‘ Fllcnora five hits for th-entire r.umr. Improv--;-jia,,, 'kills diamond ring und took Mrs for tin-Knight., allowing nine scat-' Ionia's ta-‘tall train nowd out the n-.ent in Ihe h-lding ol t!,« Fir..' Watd,Third Ward . tend int 'bul tin- weak fielding ol th-.* {local Indrlw ndent. nine by a 3 to 2 infield cuttocd eight Third Ward ba I1(1 ward .7501 _ ......... , I ’Of lute several tourth ward homes Pvthi.m.. prov-<l in- downfall. score in » game then* Sunday, after-■ runners to laiuftitoh idle on'the ba <.7,45; ^Continued from jmge one! have ixrn entered, but refrigerators Price, tin- tav wonder, of Freeport' noon. Tight fielding and good pitching while their team mates were retired, ....... ................... .60 w .IB u ..38 u .696 —--------------- - ---------------=----- ------------ | yielded'most of the loot The theft* gave a v-'rv pn-nv display of mound i featured the-play. i<niR>.iiiaur>-m-muxi Ionia.made live bite1 The re.-ulf-* or of this game p»is put thlu"| Third Ward Ro'mp->> Over Northerner*.' ' h'b. obtained the Harm s of thirteen । icaiureu uie-pmy. i nr nwui-s uu ...nor Sunday evening would indicate thfit E.o'.enicrs m the lead with the Fir..'’ After having tn the First Ward other Civil war soldiers who were tin-1 work Mriktilg out sixteen and allowing of! 'd! from wilitiny wiiiHay and an-' til-Imlete'ndents “ eatable* are not Un- only plunder Uwy - ■ ■ • lourhi-d Larson for ' r four. and Third Ward* tied tor second pliv - p arty m tl-.e wrok. the Third Wonj {able, to attend tint gathering Iw-n-Moh-j • are after. It is to be regretted that up (Continued from page onct Dunng the, first.' During first: Ithree ----- ---------------inninit.i. Ionin ' come back strong Thursday to admin-! Uny. Tlie thirteen are ;.s 'tnitowi'. Ito thb time no clue has been found M ; j stepped out to a three-point ‘ lead and , pj4y,.r lister a evere drubbing to them, acor-' Ch.ujra Cruso. Win. Bivins. Gideon' J from then on were held scoreless. Hlis- Karrw •ing seventeen runs to two for. tla»: Kennedy. Lunch B. Potter and M B..pro!ir*. until it was ulread;. . tarud. Mr. meant nn Kiugiit.. . I time* talsmr-i staged a rally in the j.,‘in,.... | Northerners. ’ J Brooks of Nashville; Richard Millies of Ayers salt! that he personally knew of .... . Prici* and Tischcr. Bach- seventh Ujat accounted tor pvo-ruu- Ja(.oU> 1 Coach Leonard used twelve players Middleville: Allison Hill of Woodland; one man-witiuiftlu- ».*e»mtni district « ider. Biiuleh and Comp Hit*; singles.■ but were unab(«- to connect for an.oUier. ^-lair. in nearly a- tunny combinations in an|C M Head, rshott of Baltimore; Gil- who tad to pay a 813.000 W tax on a Wickham. 3. G.mguilctte. Tisciu-r. Bish­ Till* ir. the last --1 the thn.v w.irtn-up effort to fcheck the onslaught but itibert Pick of Irvine; Charles Francisco.'nvc-acu- tract .of land that wus ooly op. Price-. Aiiair. Baidch. J Buclwldrr gami-s to be played previous to the .\j;||cr. was of no-uh- Jitshop was batt<d out j Jacob H Kltigb and Tnirpan O Web- valued at slightly more than Brye* of Hastings-- had many 2 Baser Hit*: .Smith. Scobey. 3 Bam*’ <>|x*hing <>f the m-owii here. Tiic in- ' r;(Wi. of the box after pitching t-j ten men.! ber of tills city, and Dewitt C. Btadeli Mr Ayers pointed out tiiat in In­ Hits; Giinguilettc Bases on balls; offt deficndents won from T-kon-lia ani p.lU.4. . landdiaiia. where-any ten taxpayers h-.ay {|i*<-*ing'ur.d extend sympathy to the juring which time eight nips cam-RutlandPrlre, 2. oil Bacheider, 2. HU by pitched1 Plainwe.il by decisive margin.’ and l»>t i* a tine service ' protect any act that calls far increa-rd I bereaved one.* on four hits, three errors and a l<ass| It was. ... ... which the Lions . tall:, by Bucheldjr. 3. iSnillh, TtACher; to Ionia, giving them a .667 tux*rage ' ndered The occasion was ball Fisiwrreumr in to relieve Bishop club rendered wju a exisw-dluih *. that the tax bill hasm-) Visitors of Mr and Mrs. G. E Kt-n•.!• Slnirk-mit; by ITice. Hl. by Bach-1, ! date. a... cn aM-d only 23 per .rent -ptr ver fbr*ynn Sunday afternoon were, Mr. and and althougli although he allowed only ffte fF.e hits, very enjoyable -me for their gucit: elder 15. Left on. tan-.i; Knight“ 11 hte.1 0. —:---------- --------------------the j>:*'-t ten year.* while in Michigan. Mr* Fred Henson of Rlrhhind, Mr. his team males failed to rally around und Mrs tan Boyer and Bobble and mid the Centralites continued to in­ Hinhlay thr Knights iuurn-'y bl tin-1 Mr*. D Hallock- of Kalamazoo and OBITI'ARY. crease the scoring margin for the bal­ Lake Hott--' field al Thoroapplc Dike Mr. and Mrs Tay Cast lei n of Delton. ance of the game. Henry Hammonds. son of Joseph and t»h.y.-5(-> cla.di ui(h ihe Indian Landing boy.* * ° Mr and Mrs Will Gates and daugh­ main Coached by one of the most experi­ Ruth Hammond*, was born in Eng­ brief summary of ony or Call Bob McGlocklin, phone 356-5 or I Ix-cal'horstklrs' ------— .play ... . wrs will enced ball players In Hastings, it is land. June 30. 1853. and died May 11. jM.tnts t^iat Mr. Ayer- made during his ter. Ada and son. Clinton.- and Mrs. Btohop. Harry Scobey, phone 2688. Hastings.. Nashvdle here Thursday evening in the hard to understand why the First 1032 at the ag.* of 78 years, li months addre.*.*! Next week w<- will begin pub­ Vera Craven und daughters Myrtle and l«>r games. . -first team match-of Hie s«-nson. Prac- Keller. Gladys, attended li birthday surprise Ward boys continue in this fielding lication of the complete address s< ‘ lai- on tlw local club courts ha* been Hall. 31 slump. In Bishup and Fisher ttay Ik-. wlUrhls father and step mother, every taxpayer in Barry couir may for Mrs.’Elmer Willison at their homo under*ay ’for several weeks in prcfiar- Reynolds, r I m Battle Creek Sunday. have two pitchers Hint arc hard work­ came ip Canada where they resided for study it. aflon for the Lcngue aeries Hut will Mathew*. 2b . Mr. und Mrs. Everett McCallum of ers but the be»t pitcher known can­ 18 month*. Then they came to Michiojx-n .sometime during the first week hi •Goodenougli, c: West Hope spent Sunday with Mr. and not bi' expected to wirt ball games gun where he lived the retmuhder of THIEVES ENTER TWO June. Mrs JA'in. Chamberlain. single-handed. .’ ’ hi.-* life On March, 14 1HK3 he vra* 1 {lutings will hpve two teams in the Dr. Charles T. (K'mxIm.I). head of the Mr.,and Mrs cliarley Kenyon apent The accompanying list of fielding married to Anna Warner. To this union . FOURTH WARD HOMES Tuesday with her brother. Mr mid department of history of Kalamazoo field, thto season, according to Gh-i.rUe average* shows that the majority oil two X‘hli<iren t ame t6 bless the home. . . ('fdli’ge. h;u lM*cn seeured as com­ James*an A and a B team. It is tlU' B Huac fielding below' .850 ure twt tak-i • Our Erb ,|| tlwd T|)Oy stole a Dlnmond Hint and Mrs. Dave Benewa of* MiddlevlUe.' it mencement MW.iker, according to Stipl team tiiat will play NaAhvillr. Enou-,-.h being Mr Kenyon's birthday. Her sis­ Rapids, ui><> and « W son, son. Homer <>! Jbltlnun.‘ ing *>>vai .i*M their vuuMruu4i baseball m seriously ;ik>us<> viiougit. enough. revRe- ;: «*o|nu». Hoiner ot.Bultittli*r< ter and- husband. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron a Few Dollars In Cash D A VmiBuskuk. More concerning the other clubs in the League will have a *4th inning. mt-mber you are out there to nutki* al township. Hr also leave* four grand­ coinmencenii-ut program will . be an- and B teams to make doubli- comjMitlLeatherman ot Grand Rapids, wens Ba.M-.* on tails; off Warner. (». off place tor yourself on that team ttat is sons, Harold. Garold, curt ami Clayton < Sunday Evening tlon practical. James believes. there to spend the day with them. Fixiicr. 4 Hit by pitctad tali; by War- to represent Hastings in the American l and- tout hajt brothers. JwplL^Janie*J . Sunday evening .thieves entered a Our scliool cIoh-4’ Friday with a !ricr. 3. .Hull, Mathew* Kelly.i Pawd Lealoii Junior World series. I fieonre Charlo-. bysldts a host ot jbalL*; Coguunll. 4 Wild pilches; War­ couple oi homes In the fourth ward: picnic dinner and a bull game in the A great maify of Uie errprs are poor frienda to mourn his lus>. At Ofvllle'S-iyles some eatabli* weix atternoon, then all enjoyed a marsh­ ner. I. Struck out; by Warner. «. by throws but more of them are the re-j ---------- <•» ■■— | Fisher. 11. Stolen bases; Bishop. Mat- suit of ;xK>rIy handled batted balls.; Anyone who, to heard talking about take:: from the refrigerator, and enter­ mallow roast- Mu* Oarlhiger of Nash­ j hcu*. Miller. Hall. 2. Keijy ■2.8..ni!il . These errors an- your own problem to) --depression" in’ Live Oak. Fla . risk.* ing tlm house., (la- purse of. Mr* Sayles ville ujll be with u* another year. is., —. James ------- --- Lett — hits; on bases; Third i be worked out by yourself. Let's have; being ducked in the ' village .horse ua* taken, including a small sum of Clay tablet-* (tom ancient Babylonia I money. • Ward. 8. First Ward. 6. a lot .more earliest effort on everyone's; trough, ---------------------At M D Gaskill's home on West and Assyria show banking transaction* liari. Remember, nobody knows how Tlie modem version seems-to'be: Court St. known a» the James Paton no: m different from thaw of our prev­ gt.od you are if you don't come put tor Third Ward ... Starry one and then ailothcr. ------------------------------proifalSiy the same parttro ent time. practice. Find Ward ... Batteries; Warner Play< FisJu-r and Kellyr. Umpire. Hammond Scorer. Stakcley. Winning pitcher. iFislicr. Kelley. , Third Ward Lose* Third In Row. I Last Tuesday the 1931 pity Champ* Hall. 3 GLOSS STARCH 1 QC Shull*, Freeport ions aguiu demonstrated tiiat they MUI Flstar. a-ib. r.< — 1 or Middleville know how to play thumpioiulup b,.-e- Bi.'hop, p. 2b ... Stall by evening things up kith the Keller, c, . TEA OQC ■ Centralitr-. after having lust to them Matthews. 10 lb-. ". Teapot Brand 's lb. Pkr.tiW Roberts, it Thonip'.in piteliing for- the winner*. PEANUT BUTTER OEC 'Tthd Payne for the lawra, both dis- Newton, rf B->< Hulk. S IU— faW jplayed exceptionally flng samples of '•their ability on the mouml. Thomp<m • Total .. allowed only three hits and Payne four.' ■1st inning only. MILK Tall ,.nv*t CU ty-XHii-taderit*facing him. flayer I :.. ; ■ . . . .. I , Knrme Mayonnaise PEPPER OQC Ward in tat- place, the First und Janie.*, f ull Pound Bov— fcw Dressing Fourth being tied far .M-rnnd ptac*. Acluir. Hi Cogswell, rf Tlilrd Ward. Bret Food* Soap Free. Reg­ i Player AB R H PO A E ArlrlnnMUi, Free, ' , lb. Pkg. Karine-'.. 2b. . 3 0 0 1 II (1 Jacota, ss ular 37c value for Chateau Cheese Janie*. 3b . . 3 0 I 1 II (> Mam. rf Ad.iir. lb . 3 n o i (i i Wurfler, c 1 n (> o o o Payne, p PORK CHOPS 4 O1Z>° , Cogswell. c.f . . Jacobs, sa, ........ .... 2 0 0 0 (h l End'Cute— 1&— ICa/Z Total •: Warner, c............ ... 2 0 1 7 0 0 Very Lean Center Cuts, 2 lb*. 35c 1 Townsend, r f .. 1 0 (1 0 0 () Train i "Miller, rf. .. Grandma's 1 1 0 0 0 0 First Ward ... 1 >0 t> 0 SLICED BACON ggc Tlilrd Ward 8 2. i 6 | Main. It. ■ 2 1 1. 2 0 0 i; oif[ , i Payne. L. p. .. ..... -3 0 0 0 1 1 ■ Basis on balls—off Payne. 1. BEST QUALITY tine line ofJ.ANE jii our opinion the Lune Cherts Me I ho Bithop. 2; olT Ftolier. 6 Two-tasc iw hits hits!: -■ • •— —.. H Two |No. 2 Can* Hall. Warner. Hirhy pitched ball—, BOLOGNA 9 ib>. 9QC ecdttr rhM* at iH'iues (hat all one eusi Total............... ...20 2 3 12 1 3 neine of all any one would want. They Extra Special by Fisher. 1 < James' Pass tall*— High grade— Ka i»w Cruitad ' *5th inning. tonivrs any tire very ruiUoliable. There is are covered with the very thicst cabinet Bisluip. 1; Fisher. 1. Wild pttrhe*— Fourth Ward. Fisher. 1; Payne. 1. struck out—by nothingthat a girl graduuto would ap ­ woods, «uch an walnut, mahoguny, Player FRANKFURTERS AB R H PO A E Payne, 5; by Bishop. I in 13 inning; ■Field, ss preciate su much us a cedar chest. Aiyl Large 2 lbs.— wW maple und other beautiful woods. . by Ftetar, 0. stolen buses — Fisher. 2; । Kennedy, c, .. . James, Cogswell. Leii on bases— Small Selects, 2 lb*. 33c ! Boyes. 3b. ... Third Ward. 6. First Ward. 7. j Lcchlcitnrr. c f. .Batteries—Bishop. Fisher und Kellcr.l i Biddle, lb ........ Payne and Wagner. Winning pitcher; 'Adcixk. r f A Spcciul Low Price will prevail at our storo for the three Shop With Eate At Our Store. Plenty of Parking Space. —Payne; hxung pitcher—Bishop. Um-, : Roberto. I f - .. shopping days. Come in und see. pire—Al Brown. Scorer—J. Blakely. ■ ।‘Payne. H.. 1.1. . Team jfiandeen. 2b. ... Second Ward i Thompison, )>........ Third Ward . Fourth Ward Total 18 4 4 IS B 4 First Ward •first of Sth innihg HEARS C. LAYERS Local Shoe ToSSerS -p "' Nashville ~ ’ •’ To Meet Dr. Goodsell to Be Graduation Speaker Bargain Week Specials ' Take Advantage of This Friday, May 27 Saturday, May 28 Sugar 43c I U Buttdr A •»- 9QC Oxydol MEAT SPECIALS *OC 2ZC Pineapple Z5C Buy Her a CEDAR CHEST For That Graduation Present SOAP CHIPS 9tla Z9C Prices Range from SI 2.50 to S29.00 HINMAN'S Phone 2491 . MILLER FURNITURE CO. Bring U* Your Eggs Bases on balls; oil . Payne. 3. qR Thompson. 1. Two-base hits; Adcock. WEST STATE STREET June 3—1st Ward vs. 3rd Ward. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY 2J, 1932 PAOISTX We must rely on the farm, the factory, aftermath of grief for their unfer­ tile inetchant, tlie tradesman. Wc mint lunate depositor!)? and yet only 3.88 per pay thr fanner, the manufacturer, the]cent of all banks In the country failed dealer in food and clothing, the doctor in 1931; tlie other 98*12 per cent are . the teacher the lawyer for their oerv-litlll doing business. Wc deplore the When one hears such, disturbing ent cloud ot “depression" that looms ’ices—all our wants mean employment tremendous decrease In automobile Statements expressed every day on al) so darkly above us. has not a silver and wages or salary to millions of men .«ales. and wondej whether Uie good aides as these: Our civilization is on lining; if this ill wind of national ca- and women. Times may be hard and ‘ old market will ever return. And ye*, the verge of ruin; our boasted prasper- lamity does not blow aome good; if this wages low. but not so hard nor so tow : millions of cars are In use. as one can ’ Ity Is destined to collapse; our finan­ long and weary road of disillusionment as to prevent agriculture and every ; easily prove by motoring over any cial system is tottering nnd is soon due does not finally Jiave a turning; if ad- phase of industry from reaping some i highway, or trying to find a parking j— ------ <iin k ». , degree j---------of*compensation. ------ *•— ’ I place in In any town town or city city.during to a cataclysm; our beloved institutions versify does not; after all, have .• .during 1bust.are going to be overwhelmed in a revo-.lsomething of salutary and whole-spme* There are millions of automobile? In ness hours hours. Th* The WAnrlnu wearing out and SCrap sc n 1| I1M< ­ ----- 2 .- ot -f cot;4 lutlon of a Bolshevik nature; crime isidiscipline that will eventually set ns the land, requiring millions of barrels] ping of hundreds of iftowtahds lifting its ugly head and threatening to once again on the right road to pros* ot gasoline, which keep countless <E*v- will Inevitably create a demand smite all good and decent |>eoplc unite people to perity and happiness. ice ice stations stations running. running. Many Many careMre careMreII new new and and Improved Improved cars. cars. earth—when one hears such dire and While the whole world—not the fast wearing themselves out or bccom- ■ Pessimistic souls are anxiously asking globmy predictions, one U prompted I United States alone—is wallowing in ing obsolete, creating new business fur! what will become of bur financial systo ask wbetlxfr there Is not an obverse this slough of Respond, let us look at the factories, and new demands on oil tern, over which our politicians at tide to this picture. Let us see whether our own national problems alone producers and new work for the road1 Washington have already muddled so we cannul reasonably derive some com* ' In the first place let us appreciate the contractors—all,meaning work for am-.long without getting anywhere. At last, fort, some courage and consolation fact tiiat 'there are one hundred and ploye*. however, under the President’s rather from a mine and reasonable view ot twenty and more millions of us Amen... women ------- --------------- —a meiit Is serious, but if certainly does, are beginning to realize that it b not a things. Let us we If a recourse to the cans—men, and children lesson., of history, based upon exper­ ■population that ta steadily Increasing, not mean universal Idleness, arid the question of politics, but of sound, unience will not convince u* that these Onc hundred and twenty, millions of demand for labor must continue. A vast ’ biXM-d sense. As Mr. Hoover fiaK told alafmlsu are mistaken—tiiat the .pres- us require food, shelter »hd clothing army of men «.nd women will ddubtless them, the only remedy for our finnh. go on drawing their weekly wages, to । rial distress Is public confidence and tlw relief of families and homes every [ the only way to secure that Ls by fol\where irr these United Stales. Newlowing a non-partisan, heroic policy, houses for newly (named .people and as they did during the World war. Bo. for our increasing population will be ] ht us hope that our representatives ut necessary, needing new furniture, new Washington will heed President HooI Jialnt, new utensils of a thousand kinds. । ver's argument and thereby hit upon' There are millions of boys and girls an expedient that will save our national growing up and calling fof’the educa- fiscal machinery from hopelessly break­ I tional preparation .width is essential to lAg down. It cannot be done by a wordy, their life work—creating an Imperative jxtlilical war between the democratic need for new school buildings and new and republican parties; but it can be equipment—all Involving architects, done by a.sincere and honest non-par­ contractors and skilled workmen on the tisan effect. The approach to the task । one hand, and an army of teachers, must be as noiirpolitical. as patriotic, lecturers nnd professors on lire other. as self-devoted as congress exhibited The nation-wide demand tor news— in solving ihe tremendous problems of for the presentation and discussion of the World war in 1917 to 1920 At that public questions In a helpful and In­ critical period, every personal ambition, ; telllgenl way. is growing greater in tills every selfish Impulse was subordinated democratic republic, requiring a to the one sublime purpose of ending . boundless supply of newspapers, rnoga- the war successfully. And what a I zines and books. It means that th? mighty deed was accomplished! Tho printing business in all its ramifications same policy today will end the finan­ mud be kept moving, resulting in cial fiasco of the notion as effectively. ; plenty ot employment for editors, Thus far only the matertai and In­ i printers, reporters and manufacturer^ dustrial side of the-case lias been con­ of paper and machinery. sidered. If we regard its psychological • It -Is evident that one can pursue this and moral aspect we shall find, it tak­ ‘ line of argument ad Infinitum. There ing on a rosy hue no less comforting is no phase of labor, mental or manual namely: That tlie depression is but a that does not depend upon the brains, blessing in dlsguife. Pure gold Ls ob­ t the muscle and tlie skilled industry of tained only by subject ilg the dross to ] men and women, and there Is no doubt the fiery furnace. Adversity alone that American civirl&dlon will con-; makes men strong, and these facta are I tinue to give living wag^s to ail Amert- true of nations as well as of individuals. । can citizens willing to do the nation’s We have only to study our own history work. io be convinced of these truisms, prom । American people will continue to live the days when the Puritans sok—foot 1 up to the high standards of life .set by upon NcW England’s rock-bound coast the twentieth century and they cannot and “began the making of the world 1 do this if American business, profes­ again*' to the valiant winning of the , slonal and laboring men. manufac- West, our fathers fought Mid struggled inpersorv pwomwc , । u ' turerx. inventors, educators, politicians, against danger, privations and famine, fall down on their Job. Just because of a laying the foundations of our vigorous ’ temporary depression, whose origin was nation If’they had not met tremen­ a war that can hardly be repealed un­ dous difficulties, they would have , der Christian civilization and whose failed; but animated by the very chai-1 . disastrous results have already been lenge of adversity they grew up strong, । I reached. We must and shall rise above with nothing effeminate nor weak, am such a level. about them. / ■ Then let us get the Idea out of our Mtatortune. “hard times.” even de-J heads that wc are going to “the dem- presaion and poverty,'have forged tlwi | nltlon bow wows" and that the poor ­ sturdy., plucky, resourceful, resilient] ADMISSION PRICE REDUCED 4 —. house is just ahead of all of us. character of the American people, • for THIS DAY AND DATE ONLY, to We have been deeply concerned at which has been Uhe foundation of the number of bank failures, with their‘(American prosperity and made us the j wealthiest and most indciwndent jn-opie in tiic world. As the sturdy oak ts strong because it has been buffeted by ' the wind and weather for centuries, so i America Ls strong because of the storm ’ and .stress through which it has passed ■ during the three hundred years of its struggle for a “placd.ln the sun.’’ j A common calamity like that In .which we are suffering makes us nil kill. It arouses our sympathy and ap­ i peals to tlie spiritual, aluubtic side I of our nature. It takes away some ot our conceit and selfishness, and makes us humble. It compels us to recognize unpleasant and disagreeable facts and challenges us to summon up the better part of our nature and fight down the Ignoble and makew us feel our dt-|x-ndence on a Higher Power than ourselves. ! We think Of home, our neighbors, our : God. Wr are prompt&t to be charitable and unselfish. Inclined to believe'In the Golden Rule. Who shall say that such sentiments and aspirations are not re­ fining and uplifting? What is to pre­ vent us from eschewing partisanship and working harmoniously for our common good—the prosperity and wel­ fare of all ot us. which means the happlneM and success of tlie American i ||>eople? TIim is the Eutopia towards] I which our present distress u compell-j ■ ing us to strive. ‘ In the words of our good gray poet. Longfellow. ■ “Be still, sad heart! and wase repining: j Behind tlie clouds is the sun still shin­ ! ing.” ‘ . Ten years fjorn now. when with tlie I help of an historical perap«tlv« we can look back with a calm mind to the ■depression of 1930-1932. we shall under stand and value truly the wholesome­ ness. the Providence and beneficence of the lesson we then learned—not will­ ingly, but in spite of ourselves. “Sweet are the uses of adversity;’’ “ Tts a Di­ vinity that sitapes our end*. Rough hew them as we will."—C. P. Field. Our Present Depression Will Prove a Blessing in Disguise rSam b DILL’S .erick Alexander, Jo«eph A«halter,| ' OBITVARY. Murray Bromley, Frank Bronson,; William O. SiUbee was born in Has* Fronds M. Craig, Erastus Hinman.' tings on March M>. 1877 and pawei! l Thomas Howe. Charlei C. Jenson, Al-: away May 2. in Grand Rapids, aged si> bert Kelley, Charles Stanton and year*. 1 month and 22 day*. He was | Richard Well*. By another year, the. bom in Hastings and lived,here ail but ! survivors, no doubt, will be greatly les- nine years when he resided in Grand ’ atned in number, if the past year is'Rapids. On February 5. 1WJ he was (Continued from page one) _______ _____________________________ any criterion. • married to Daisy Hall- To thU union . Introduction of Speaker — ComAI1 who cnn nrp «««<! to ** in the three children were born. Thelma, mander Sterling Rogers. |11 nc of march and to attend the ex-1 Marlon and William, Junior, t«»_ “ whom preceded him in death. He was Address—Rev. Glenn Carpenter of:erc15*8 a* well. ....... a member of the Episcopal church, Kalamazoo. ; ..... SPREADING. CHLORIDE. p. As. A. M. Royal Arch Mason* amt Closing Song. “America”—The Audlence. 1 Eleven carloads of chloride arrived Eastern Star. He Waves to mourn his Taps. ■v here Monday. On Tuesday Fred John- loss a widow, two sisters. Mrs. Geo. Among the Civil war veterans___ ______________of_____ __________ rho____ son.__ superintendent maintenance of Van Tlfflin of Lake Odessa and Mr* will be honored at this service are: ■ trunk lines for this county, had all his Earl Boyes ot Hastings, and one broth­ George C. Bradlsh. Ira Brooks, Charles trucks under motion, plastering the er. Glendon of Hastings He was’of a friendly, helpful nature Francisco. Michael Hendershott, Al- 'state's highways in this county wtth lison Hill, Conrad Kahler. Jacob H. (this road binder and dust preventer. He always ready to lend his aid in time of need und can truly be said of him Klugh. James A. McDonald. John Rog- expects to complete thrf work today, ehi, Truman O. Webber. I ----- ------------------------------tiiat he was "a friend to man.’* Since last Memorial Day those who I*cr. “ "r. -™. 2: J slightly Reno. Nevada, U :— north and eat of Los Angeles. have passed to their reward are: Fred-1 west .I BANNER WANT ADVB. PAY. REV. GLENN CABPEN- * TERTOBE SPEAKER Our* Big Sale In the Second Week Hundreds of Fine Bargains Still Available A* we stated last week—this sale is for the purpose of raising cash to pay bills—we must have money. Come in, select the footwear you need, and save a bunch of money. Hundreds have taken advantage of . these “WAY DOWN PRICES" because they have found everything just as advertised. F gee MCMCDOG BUDDY % SCALIONp HASTINGS Men’s Fine Quality The Nationally Advertised Radio Freeman Shoes Enna Jettick Shoe Every man who knows his shoes knows about the POPULAR FREE­ MAN SHOE. Built for WEAR and STYLE, these $5 and $6 shoes at the sale price present a RARE BARGAIN. The new models are here in good easy wearing lasts. ALL the NEW STYLE LASTS out at two prices .. . $4.95, to as low as— Think of getting these popular shoes at such a savings. Perhaps no shoe has ever made such a phenomenal success in so short a time as Enna Jettick Shoes. There must be a reason for it. You have your choice of any style in stock that we have. Now you can get a pair of these popular, comfortable and stylish shoes at $3.95, to as low Values $5.00 and $6.00 MICHIGAN sx85 -MAY 4/ CLYDE WILCOX rf RETAIL FLORIST rf SPECIAL SALE for Decoration Day! GERANIUMS—I 5c 20c and 25c .WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT of GIANT PETUNIAS Double and Single, 10c, 20c and 25c BEGONIAS. VERBENAS. LOBELIAS. FUCHSIAS, COLEIUS, MARTHAS. LANTANAS, HELIOTROPES. VINCAS and IVY VINES and HYDRANGEAS. ASSORTED PLANTS in pots. CEMETERY VASES and BASKETS FILLED at REDUCED PRICES. Special Sale of Roses $1 Dozen WALLACE TALKS AT Y. P. MEET. At tlie Young People’s meeting held lost Sunday evening at the Presbyter­ ian church. Mr. W. T. Wallace, gave an excellent address on The Fine Art ot Letter ’Writing." The speaker said "To write interestingly is an art. We , should plan our letters that they may ] be a source of delight to those to whom ' we write and not be stiff, stilted or preachy." The speaker went on to say that a letter to a sick friend In a hos­ pital shortens the length oi a sick day and the aged love lb receive letters, "Let us not forget them!'* Mr. Wal­ lace concluded with an example of a perfect tetter from the wTitings of John Muir. Ttie tetters of the Apostle Paul were mentioned. The program was in charge of Mr. Delbert Whitmore and the following young people furnished entertainment. Joe Ducker a saxophone solo; Miss Eloise Storer, pianoforte selections; Mr. Bauchman. a reading. The young people announce a pot luck picnic at the Larsen cottage. Wall Michigan lake on Friday. June 3rd. at 5 o'clock The program chairman for next Bun­ day is Mr. Don Bauchman. President. Mr. Charles Furnlss. All young people Invited. Ellsworth Newton prej} corr. ’■■■$& 'An OBlrlch egg* weighs about two Also CARNATIONS, SNAPDRAGONS. PEONIES, TULIPS. Try Our Specially Mixed Bouquets at 50c. 75c and $1.00 For Garden Planting, We Also Have Petunias, Snapdragons, Calendulas, Stocks, Marigolds, Zinnias, Asters, Tomatoes, Cabbage Cauliflower, Peppers, Egg Plant and Celery, 10c Dozen or 3 Dozen for 25c. 104 E. High Street Phone 2530 ■ Hastings, • pound*. The Nationally Known “Fargo” Shoes for Men I These styles are all the NEW PATTERNS in sport wear irt black and white, brown and white, solid blacks and browns, with the new latest style toes. Come in and* look them oveF. You will find them, in ,bwo price groups— $—45 S 65 Women’. Leather House Slippers Here's a real bargain in ladies', leather house slippers zwith Cuban heels and padded soles. A good, comfortable style to wear mornings or at the lakes this sum­ mer when it gets good and warm. Come in and see them. Colors: Red, blue, and black— Bargains In This Big Lot of Tennis Shoes for the Entire Family! Boys’ Shoes Here's a value nobody should miss. In this group there are tennis shoes for MEN, WOM­ EN. BOYS and GIRLS. They are made of a. good heavy duck cloth uppers and have a good first quality rubber bot­ toms. COLOR — SUN­ TAN— SOME REAL BAR­ GAINS HERE for boys in these two lota! Choice of SHOES or OXFORDS in black or brown leath­ ers. Bring the lads down early and "show 'em” out with these bargains! S Pair Special On Children’s Oxfords In -this lot there are play oxfords and straps from the little tots' sizes up to the bigger girls* sizes at a price that ts right. Come in and see for yourself. Price— $<oo .Children’s Slippers These are quick action prices oh children's slip­ pers in broken sizes in straps and ties. Priced 69c palr! 4 95 $ 35 An Odd Lot of Ladies’ Shoes Right out in bins where you can pick ’em out and try ’em on if you like, are these, shoes. Straps and pumps and ties are in this lot Not a lot of old qjit-of-style shoes, but just odd and broken lots'. The early buyers, of course, will get the best pick for sizes— S<85 Hosiery Special A good pure silk hose in all the new colors and sizes. Here'e a real bargain. Come in and see them. Priced At 59c a pair IronsideHastings, Shoe Company Mich. HAROLD L SMITH JOHN H. CRUE ' �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAT IS. IMt [PERSONAL N. B Waterman of Grand Rapid* FOUR NEW MEMBERS SCHOOL DISTRICT WOULD SAVE MONEY ! PUPILS ELIGIBLE JO WERE INITIATED ' Mr* F L- Bauer wa* in Dtmondak ENTER CONTEST JUNE 3 I on Tuetaay Tuesday on u O. k E-. a 8. worx. work. , Awarded Spelling Certificates Warren Roush-wa* In -Jackson on: Dr“.n^of_D*^Qlt_.1.* the Item* of Interest to Auxiliary Members Discussed At Meet- buslncjM Saturday. , For Having 100 Perfect Mr. and Mr*. Harry Bail of Flint ing Thursday Night ■- „ , ------ — Lessons Tuesday ------------------------- l^i/’a’S? ““ A very interesting meeting 0/ the I (OoottMed frttn page on*> n .ci* mwtirnwug mmh uj i----------------------------------------—------------Thew pupil* in the rural school* were Mr and Mr* Hugh FumU* were in and Mrl Royal Gardner have American la-gion Auxiliary was held ' for me expense of the school year from awarded spelling certificates for Detroit over Sunday. IIU)ml to Nashville where they witf on Thursday evening, wlien a pot luck I ju|y to July. JChyone can see that the hundred perfect spelling lesson* Mr. and Mr*. E A Burton were In linak* ihclj home. supfier was enjoyed followed by the board must plan tor the running ex-. are entitled to participate In the coun­ .Detroit on Thursday. I Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Eggletlon and regular session and Initiation oL-tour' ;>ensc ot the school from the time thr ty spelling contest to be held Jdnc 3rd Mr. and Mr* R. J. McCrcery were at1 Mr. and Mr* George E. Coleman were new msmbers. \ J school open* in September until the. in the Methodist church at 1^00 There were many thing* of interest school lax became.avaliabte in fjrccm- | o'clock Stockbridge on Bunday. f in Ionia on Bunday. MU* Anne Burton is vUlUng in Ann I Mis* Harriet Brien of Lansing was dlscuwed. vital to every Auxiliary bcr or January The small balance it Baltimore No |. Dowling Gordon rtooi -----and “■Detroit this weak. • I the guest of Mr and Mr*. Theodore member. ) carries over from the preceding school; rw, Horace Edmonds Barry No. 1. in I Knopf over the week end. Mrs. Frank Andrus visited An invitation from the Central' XT«r. ending July 1. 1* ii<>t enough to Kingsley Harold Manlutli. Kenneth Traverse City part ot last week. (. Mr._________________ and Mrs Weldon Bronson and scliooi to attend their memorial wrv- drfray tiic running < xjrnws from fjlts. Francis Talmagr, Mildred Smith, H. Maurice Murphy of Howell was Mrs 6. C Brock, visited relaUves in ice at tlie auditorium on Friday. May September to Januar;. so tiic board Betty -Kibiirw-r. Eugene Talmage. in tlw city on Salusday on business. , Jackson over the week end. U7jk»AaJ5 A. M . wa* accepted Mem-! has had to borrow money. Everyone Marguerite Smith, Marjorie Gay Barry Mrs Alice Bates and Miss Alice Bates I Mr and Mrs. Frank Edmonds and bertare requested to meet in room HO, realizes ttiat borrowing money, under jetrl. Learn Margaret So. !-man Carlwill spend this week end al Madison, Mr. and Mrs. E. C Edmonds spent the at 10 10 A. M . present financial condittonv. is a dif-' ton 6frl. Welcome Corner*. Carl BaldWK , , week end tn Traverte City with Mr On Friday evening May 27 the' flcult proposition W»wn money-is bor- win, Iris Baldwin Kenneth Barnes, Mlsa Etiiel Jones spent the week end and Mrs. Milton Edmonds,. ladles wlH meet at the rooms to niakc rowed interest has to be paid The Richard Barm ■ Wanda Barnes. Eng.In Marshall with her abler. Mrs Glenn Mr and Mr* C. W Clarke, in com- memorial wreaths All come wlio who txwpoa- 1',-*rd “> S«'‘ "»*-T "n Domeyer. consmuce Constance Mead. Helm Souomcjer. Bristol • 1 pany with Mr and Mrs. J. d Furnis* sibly can A lunch will be served when I rawing mining ex- | bey. Clinton Scobey. Royden Yaeger rowing of money for Um? :running Mr and Mrs. L. A Thiebout ol Grand of Nashville, were Sunday guests of Mr the work to completedof our our *choob teluxils, aa* It cun by 1i|wnsc» 1* rise* of it can by . Cx-tleton 2frl. Lakeview Came CogsRaidds are visiting Mni James Silsbee and Mrs Wallace Broun of Greenville, paidTn July ihsteau instea' »H1. DoTOthy ___ COgSWell.-----flalnrtav Mai M !«.-been named having the ‘taxi aXi puldHri thia week. ** j William Schader of Big Rapids and of in December. Iwrll, Dorti Gillespie. L^iriencr Moore U Mrs. Maurice Roush and Mrs. Sier- Mr and Mrs. B. L. Kenyon and Mu.-, , Under the projxi*ed plan, when thrJHeleh Naylor Castleton 3. Hosmer. I hng Rbgers were in Grand Rapids on Gertrude Rogen of Lansing w|i| spend to get out and sell popples. Mrs. Ed.1’, school begin* in September rtu-rr will' Dori*. Gutehess. Kenneth McClelland. I) Thursday the week end with Hasting* relative*. Downs la jxippy chairman. ; be available for running expense-* the . Alberta McClelland. Hasting* 41r!. I All were pleased to know that sev­ money required for the entire school Gregory. Beulah Bush. Doris Ingram, l! Mr and Mrs V L Wolcott of Free-1 Mr, and Mrs Roy Tiioma* and Mr*. . port railed on Mr and Mr*. KciUi Bam Mote were in Cleveland, Ohio. eral very fine poppy- posters have been year up to the first nt the following ! Lillian JorgcnMn. Darrell Aldrich.: | made by sludriitb of tlie city schools Daniels Suhdny > from Wednesday Uli Sunday altendJuly, so n<> borrowing would be neers- Beatrice clinstianwn Hasting* 7. Star, I Mr .and Mr* Raymond Wlndeknecht lug a convention and visiting friends nnd tliese will be on display in tlie sary IT WOULD NOT ADD ONE! Jai:» HamiigUin. Jean Harrington. I will iqiend the week end wlUi her fair-; Mr*. Ellen MattiwU*. Mbs Doris store windows on Saturday. The Aux­ FENNY. TO THE SCHOOL TAX.. In Margaret Me-d. Uellk-icr C«trn.-. Eliza- | ents at BhMfield. Matthew* and Dillard William* of De­ iliary Is making an award to the win­ fact it would SAVE money, because it1 toeth McDonald. Virginia Tcbo. Maurice Mr. and Mrs. John Garrison of troit will be gucsU of Mr. and Mr*. ner. would save borrowing und paying in- Ogden. Mark McDonald. Robert Reid Grand Rapids spent Sunday with Mr. H J. McCreeiy over Memorial Day terest and. under existing conditions.! Leun Helmer. Ruth* Cummings. Hasund Mrs Ed Sheldon. week end. year\ tlie Unit will unite with the as wt have stated, burrowing is nm ! ting* Pratt/Pranre* Hoffman. HiiwI I. R Severance was called to St | Mrs Homer Fox and Mr. and Mrs. Legion tn attending the Memorial Day easy, < a.- banks arr'not in u position to Window. H<‘i<e 9. Cloverdale: May Bell.’ John* last wrek by the death of hb| Russell Barnum of Jackson are expecl- service on Sunday morning. Ulis year I. increase Uirir loan*, so an awkward: Howard'. Mildred WuLmiii. Vivian ncpiww. Jew Winslow. led to spend the week end-with Mr and the service will be held at the Metho­ situation might arise. ; Brooks, oma Jean GurrtMin Irving Mrx Chester Keech and children I Mrs. W 8. Barnum and Mr and Mrs dist church at ten A M. The women Thi* new arrangement wpuid not add ; 4frL. Jones: Milton Buehler. Viviap were In Lansing Sunday visiting Ches­ Dan Walldorff , are asked to meet in tlie church social a cent io thr taxc* of the .city ot Has-. Biu iih-r. Emily Dipp. Hetty Jane SisMrs. O. H. Cleveland of Columbus. room* ul.9 45 ter Krccfi and other relative*. In the afternoon the ting* Tlie school tax ha* always iwi. m>«. Irving 6. Brew Zelma Bad. Joseph Mrs Chas w— Wigiitmnn .. .......... of w...v«y Chicago Ohio, came Friday to visit her motlier. Legion and Auxiliary will visit the fluid in December or J.miury If thi* ‘ Corrigan. Mary Corrigan. Kathryn Cor-’ vbited* relatives here iwl Wednesday Mrs Nettle Hyde, and brother, Paul various cemeteries of thr county to amendment u carried the tax will b-1 ngan. Johnstown 2frl, Monro- Frieda enrtnile from Holland Hollunrl to tn her home. home ' Hyde. Hvdr. All spent snent Bundav Bunday .with Mr Mr. and decorate the graves ot veterans. Sec rui-wd in July and August. Tlie city *! Clemrnce. Grace Cuie. Archie Dunn, enroute Mr. and Mr* Ralpii Kerr and Pauline Mr*. Rankin ... . . Hydr and George ot tlie schedule on the find page of this financial year for the city adimnbtra-1 Aidith Jean Nye, Boruite Jean Drake, are visiting relatives at Mfirrisonville. । Prairieville. Issue. lion begins July 1. The »ch«iol year also, Mildred fh-Briime. Wendell 8tricklan.il. Ill, and South Bend. Ind this week. 1 Mr*. Isabel Pancoast has gone to All members of the Auxiliary are begin* July 1 It would be better on , JohnstAwn ’4frl. Stetc-ns: Jahn Schru Mrs. W It. Cook and Mi-* Margery Royal Oak for * few day*’ visit witn urged to join in the anwlcea on Dec­ evrry account to have th«- school tax ncr. Marjorie Jjjnrs. Eldon Coir. Rujh Reynolds went to Ann Arbor on I Mr* Fred Teidgen 1 Minnie Trumbulb oration Day and be at tiic Legion levied In July, a* proposed As wc have I Ketcham. Joyce Hyde, Betty Ketcham, Tliur-day to attend thr- May Festival. and will then go to Saginaw to attend stated this arrangement will jmfr i Johnstown Wri. Fick Wesley Chancy, Mrsi'Ainin Kimmel ot Dike Odessa 1 the graduation of her grandson, Bruce cemetery al 9 00 o'clock and for Ute money, and will not Increase taxes. It Lewi* Chaney, Jack Cohoon. Wesley | was a visitor In the home of Mr and Hayden. Jr . on June 9. parade at 10.30. will provide for the running expenses Sull. Orangeville 1. Carter Maxine Mra, Harley Fo* several day* last week Hastinu people wlio attended the Tin? Fourtii Dislrfcl Convention was of the school at the beginning of th*: Powers Orangeville 4. Blake Dorothy _J4r. and Mis M A. Lambic and Mr. Acolyte* convention at St. Luke* held at South Haven.on Sunday. Has­ school year, und not delay Uh- m-cded, F>>>■•.< Assyria 3, Eagle. Louis Slarkrn. and Mr» P W. Stebbins went to Chi- j EpOxopal church in Kulamazxxj last tings being well represented. A more cash Ifor several months after school Edith Bclson. Volney Martin. Margaret cago on Monday to attend a convert- week were Rev J A McNulty. Wallace complete report will appear later. Martin. Marjory itel*<xi. LaPreal'Ranhas started in September. lion. I Osborn. Steven Karmcs. Carl WcspinI kin. Rutland No. I. Ai-Gnn-Qum lake Join tlie caravan and go to Otter Charles S. Brown and Mrs Philip ter. Jr. and Ralph Turner I Robert Sherman Rutland 5. on* Max­ HolcaNiib of Chicago were in tlw City;. Among the Hastings people who at- latke Billet on Sunday. June 12 to at­ MYSTERY MOTHERS AND ine Eraaf. Genevieve Erway. Junior on Monday calling on friends und tended the funeral ot Mrs Ell* Stowell tend tlie birthday party. Oct in touch DAUGHTERS Virginia smithchnorrl Rutland a. Eduftuunitn^ BANQUET OHNUuci ,ir Vnl> ]k.IiOU relatives. . 1 on Monday afternoon at Qic liome of with tlie Auxilury officer* mid make Charie* Burton and Miss Priscilla' Coy Stowell were Mr and Mr*. E A your arrangements to go if possible : | Mrs. McKean of Middleville. 3 Vecklcy. Ruth Hathau.n Burton of Detroit were guests of Mr Burton. Mr. and Mr* C. E. Wood. Mr* It will be an interesting trip. : Pearl Erw.iy. Helen Hubbell. Donna , Everyone who can is urged to tune] «•_ and Mr* E. A Burton on Friday and ' M L Cook and Mr* George Tipklcr. Spoke and Other Program ■Bmch Yankee Springs 5frl.. Coman: I -I.u Mr* m.a Ray Gibson «.U F Saturday. !I Mr and und w> sou. In on WXYZ Detroit. Sunday evening ( 8t> piu n'Hula. Stephen Mrsik. Helen J Features Enjoyed Donald Usher accixnpuiifd accompanied hi* his 1 Jack Jack-of of Lansing spent. spent- Sunday at tinthe , *1 6:00 P M If you cannot hear: Hula. Mary Mrsik. Jaseph Me»lk. Mar.... ot, Woodland ...' u. ... Lulu ...t.. Wallace Gibson of tijLs them, write the station and tell them The "Mystery Mother1' and "Mystery . garct Mesik, Da vid .Stafford. Joseph grawdfatlirr. B. 8. Holly, I home of was held in ttie , HuU. Esther Warner, Wcndlyn Fletchto Saginaw to attend the Grand Lodge city Mr andHDs. Gibson also were at about it. *0 they can put on more Daughter" banquet ■ , F At,A. M. (the Barryvtllr cemetery mid cared tot liower for these regular legion talk* Methodlft wmlttl par’prs — m — yank.* Sluing, inirl. Kllos.-i.rvenmi. ««>( nwlr all Mta Jnd b.,„k . Mr. and Mrs. A J Larsen, accom- the lot of Mr. Gibson's father, the late on Sunday evenings. pained by Mr and Mr* Theodore Kli-1 Adrian Gibson • WMgM“<*• “2J- <ta> SWrlun ( OPENING LUNCHEON ar. kmw Ih. MSraa oi thrrr puplu , ,^d «„| mer of Lmising. sfrent the week end at I Rev J A McNulty. C. F. Field. C. W Big Rafiid 1 Crawford and W A. Schader were in at nninuTDV ni no item but did not know them iwriama!- ' added to their certificates for having i Al LUUNInT LLUD 1v .Ahl|,. Ih(. cjaugj,t®r.N were Unaware Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Cordes are en-' Grand Rapids on Tuesday atendlng a itmc hundred fifty perfeef lessons | who their “mptlters” were All of the , Donald Martin. Irene Davt*. Dorothy teitaming tiieir nephew, Timm* Row- luncheon at St. Mark* Pro-Cathedral an. and friend. Rudolph Snyder, of Lewis B.-Franklin of New York City. Litdies Had Delightful Day and women were at the tables when the 'Holme-. Daisy Holmes. Beatrice Srrgirls marched into the dining room . ven. OPftI Serven. Roberta Rankin, of; g-f f*-1* i.; national treasurer nt the Episcopul Planned For Other Social nnd as the former's nanus were called, j thr Eagle School ui Assyria. Donald 1 Ml and Mr*. Herb Rb&well and*church, was Uh- speaker­ Events they arose and sjxikc ihtir "doughchildren Robert and Ruth of neaV Mrs Ethan A. Kidder And daughter Fmgleton. Margaret Flngleton. Richard! Brandies of flowenmr dogwood, lilac* Charlotti- were Sunday gueste of Mr. Betty. Mito Lois Angell. Miss Elizabeth I Pingleton, B •atrice pastT, Helen Rose. and purple and white iris made a At each girl's place was a pretty Kennt th Rose. Dorotiiy Woolston. of ■ and Mr;. Harley Fox Henry. Mito Lucy Bassett. Mb* Chrystal Mrs. Ehzn Hail ot Hie city was *1 Thomas. Mis* Lucile Butoctt and Rev. lovely background for the luncheon colonial bouquet and glass baskets I the Welcome Corners school in CarlTuesday guest of her sister. Mr*. Trc-1 L. L Dewey were iri Grand Rapid* which opened Ladies' Day " at tlie containing iovrlu spring flowers ccn- I ton. . t>. at tlie home of the letter's daugh- Tuesday evening to attend Ute gradu- Country Club Tuesday, over fitly be­ lrrr.1 the small tables set for four. A ing present Tlie general committee ■|xit luck supper/was served followed ■r. Mr* Anna Willlll* I a lion exercise* at ^ptodgetl hMpital, RURAL SCHOOLS ARE Mr and Mrs Lewis Matthews and Mi*.-- 1 Juanita Kidder and Alice Offley consisting of Mesdames David Van­ by a splepdld program. Mr*. W. J. . Mr* Etta Bump of North Hastings of this cjty being two of tlie graduates Buskirk. H. O. Hayes. Frank Andni*. Field presided and In opening read an AWARDED PICTURES David French. Leon Tolhurst and appropriate poem about ’ "Mystery were Sunday guesU at the home of । " .-'ll* -----------Uha» PolLs. was in charge Mother*.** Mr Mid Mr* .Jos. WilUtt* FOURTH DISTRICT Reached Twenty.Eight Goals Misv Maude Wallace gave a short ! CONVENTION SUNDAY Thr vice-prrsiacnt. Mrs. H. G. Hayes, Required For Progres­ presided at the business meeting wlilch resume of (he recent meeting field at! Muskegon’when Mis.-. Ixiliia Kellcj^was' followed tlie luncheon Crawford, tins week. Mr. Jessen will' sive Districts Good Attendance At South Mrs. JoM-phine Todd was elected crowned as queen of the Queen ExlipjI The following twenty-seven rural' sfiend thr week end here. secret*rv and treasurer of the ladles' crs. Tlie Hastings' Queen Esthers Mr and Mrs R M Lambic were in Haven Gathering Held have had this honor for four years ini schools were awarded pictures for. committee Charlotte on Sunday and called on Mr I meeting twenty-eight'of tin* required | On Sunday Announcement was made of the succession nicy have forty-four paid I and Mr- Arthur Vickery. Mr. Vick­ Il-wa> a*very well attended and Memorial Day dinner and entertain­ uj» member*. A/4telighlful solo was j thirty-four goats m-i up at the txluiery is *1111 confined to his room. . ning of the year as ah Indication ot a f Ms and Mr*. R H. Loppenthien are J-plendtd conventtoo. The Unit served ment at 6 30 Monday, the 30th.follow­ rendered by Mrs Robert Burch, fol­ progressive .school. ' dinner tn in the M-*nn.r Masonic ing the golf event* of the afternoon. lowed by a splendid .address toy Mrs. In Ludington today where they were “a delicious dinner Bell^chool. Assyria: Av-rria Center. Mrs. 1-ron Tolhurst outlined some Maurice McKean of Middleville whose called by the death of their aunt. Mrs Temple, where all Uw session* were of the activities In golf for^tfcr*sum- subject was “The Mystery Mother's Assyria; Dowling,’ , Baltimore, both Wm. Rath. Tlie funeral wa* held to­ held, over 150 being served Tower." It was an earnest talk which rooms; Welcome Corners,' Carlton: Following meeting, the Le- mer. day. ’ . ;j -----------« the —- joint .......... ......... — — - — Mllrl Auklllsirv held lielrl separatehllxl* tafcevtew, Both contract and auction bridge impressed ail who heard her. In clos­ Coats Grove. Carlton; Mr and Mrs Harry Walldorf! visit- clr.n « nd Auxiliary' busi­ ed George. Snyder of Albion on Mon- '■ session*, where report* were given were played. Mrs. Ray Finnic winning ing »hr spoke of Mary Ling, a Chinese Castleton; Hosmer. Castleton; Well­ girl who had suffered tlie loss ot ixotiv man. Castleton; Feighner., Castletonf top score in the former; Mrs. Robert day. Mrs Solon IMud accompanied Iand P>»n* for work discussed A comGregory. Hastings; Altoft.' Hastings; feet and hands, and told of her pres ­ them mid was the guest of Mrs. Jessie l»l*‘‘«! rP>x,rt w*U h" m»dp l*M‘ Auxll- Jesaen of Chicago in the latter. accomplishments despite - lier Star. Hastings; Pratt school. Hastings;. In golf low gross was made by Mrs ent EcylesheUner Dwris I i*r> mceUng on Thursday evening of Robert Walton, low putt by Mr*. Wil­ handicap*. Miss Ling Li graduating Hope Center. Hope; Shultz. Hope; i Mr. afid Mr*. Thomas E. Clark of ,,ext *rP|' this’ year froth college and will teach Cloverdale. Hope. .Ryan, Irving;' Kalamazoo spent tiic week end with Thp Ju‘>' convention will be held in bur Lane. 'Hie next luncheon will be June "th among her native people. Mrs. Mc­ Pleasant Hill. Irving; Little Brick. In Mr and Mrs Keith Daniels They all I ‘hi* city. Kean exhibited a letter written by Miss ring; Monroe. Johnstown; Banheld. called on Mr ’and Mrs William McFaul At ,h« Fourth District convention of with Mrs. C. P. pithiop, chairman. Unit also a lovely linen handkerchief Johnstown; Burroughs. Johnstown;: nt Middleville on Sunday. I the American Legion and Auxiliary KNIGHTS TEMPLAR which she had embroldercti. Miss Branch. Maple Grose; Al-Gon-Quln J. K Tydcn. Mr and Mrs. Denney *M*ld “l 800111 on Bunday. HasPARTY MONDAY NIGHT. Ling received her training and care lake. Rutland; Yankee Springs. .Yan­ McCain mid Mr Oleson left Monday1 Un”’ **' represented by Mr nnd Mr* About Uxty-Ovc Knight* Tumplar for Chicago and from there will go to Frank Annablc. Harry Wood, Mr. /nd and their ladies iu'ld an enloyablc through a mission school in Nanking ; kee Springs; Bartow lake. Yankee y Emil Tyden’s farm in» Iowa to visit Mrs. Don Foreman. Mrs. Henry Mul­ gathering al Hie Masonic Temple on Miss ZubcUe Adrounle recited the Springs. poem. "I Would Be True.' which had. der and,Miss Mabel Sisson. Dr. and Mr and Mr* Leslie McCain. Monday evening The Knight* had a LACEY. Mrs F. A. Curtis of Detroit was called Mrs B C Swift and Mr and Mrs competitive drill following the |X>1 luck been sent her’ by Her "Mystery I i»rr<- last week by tlie burial of her Gardner of Middleville were also pres­ supiicr. and a splendid program wa* Mother." A short play, "Not A Mun;) Dr Paul Voelker of Battle Creek In the House." xw. splendidly given!! College, has been secured by the com. aunt. Mr*. Marie DePlanta While here. ent. given which all enjoyed, so^ie of Hu? by Mexdames • Blough. Hayward, j mtttce in charge of tiie program for feature* being musical selections by a Coa’les. Gidley and Chandler, winch I| the Decoration Day services as speaker HERRINGTON—McMASTEK. Chidester and Mr* W R Cook. On Sunday afternoon at two-thirty trio conifioM-d of Steven Karons, vio­ was greatly enjoyed and well received. fur the afternoon. Music, singing and Mr and Mrs George Jersey and o'clock, tiic marriage of Mr. Norman linist. Earl Shute, guitar mid Myron Between act* little Mis* Hayward gave !1 oilier numbers arc to b<- given, pn>friend* from Lan-ong called on Mr. and Herrington to MU» Florence R. Mc­ Bishop, mouth organ and guitar; Roy two pleasing solos. The banquet;. gram to start at 2 00 P. M. at the centMrs George Jersey ot this city.on Sun­ Corde* gave sortu- vocal numbers and day Mr. Jersey, who' has been very Master. both of UlUsheld. was aolqn- J. E. Clark fcliowcd three reel* of mov­ closed with tlie' benediction by Mrs.1! cicry. weather iiermilltng, or at. thr nlsed by Rev L. L. Dewey at llle L. L Dewey. Thu was a very de- i South Evangelical church in case of Kick, u *ome better nt this writing. hghtfuj occasion and all who attended I storm. Methodist Episcopal ch'urch. Attending ing picture* The Knight* ate preparing to en­ were greatly pleased with the whole I the bride was Mito Norma Schuck and 1 Born Sunday evening. May 22. to Mr. ) the groomsman wu Mr. Sherlan Rost, ter the competitive drills al the Con­ idea of "Mystery Mothers" and "Mys- and Mra Albert Conklm. a daughter, I clave in Grand Rapids next month. friends from Bllufkld ten- Daughters," ■ Edith Juan, weight seven pounds Mr* II Following the ceremony a wedding Lena Conklin, giandmotiicr, L-. assist- I LOVELY BIRTHDAY PARTY. At Ironside Shoe Store Every UUUier WM BC11KU MK> IISMIIC Ul VIIC I G'ARDNER—WIIISMAN. [ RichaM Hinkley was very happily' The marriage ot Mbs Alene WhU- ing with tlw care of tlie new baby. Saturday, 10 .. m. to 6 p. surprised on Friday afternoon. May 20. man. daughler of Mrs Ella Whitman . A chicken pie dinner will be served f in tiic Brigg? church buMmient Mon- I wlien fourteen little friend* came to hl* of Niles, to Robert D. Gardner, son pl Free Con.ult.tton | ““ day. May 30 by the Ladles ol the L. A.| home. after school hours, to help him Mr. and Mrs. Chas Gardner of tin* celebrate ills ninth birthday. Games city took place Saturday evening at S'. S at 12 00 M. A good attendance la I . were played out ol doors and at five Paul's Episcopal church in South Bend. desired Tiic Decoration Day services spono'clock the children gathered around the Ind Miss Martha Gardner and Mr radio to listen to Uncle Jerry's broad­ H. E.. Whittum of Charlotte attended i tored by the Union Cemetery Circle I will be given Monday afternoon. May I cast for Richard over WOOD from them JO instead ot Sunday. May 29. a* fxib- H Grand Rapids. After thU tiic children iiihed in last week * ikeue Uirougti mis- N returned to the lawn where Mr*. Hazel LAKE ODESSA. ■ Hinkley. Richard's mother, served Mis.- Maritin Smith went to Muske­ take ot the correspondent A dancing party wa* lield in. the I lovely birthday refreshment* and a gon Sunday where she will be em­ L V. BESSMER Eyeiight Specialist beautiful birthday cake, lighted with ployed at the home of Estcvan Geiger Kctchain hall Saiurday evening'with candies, wa# cut and served Tlie happy Mrs. Vera Pilkinlon and children. Ward Cole and Ciayton Case, commit­ HASTINGS, MICH. Marjorie and Thomas, of Greenville, lee. Plan* were made to meet again little boy received many gifts. visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. June 4. FAMILY GATHERING SUNDAY. Thoma* Healey, Spnday not the most distressing CARLTON CENTER. A very delightful family gathering Mr. and Mrs Lester Lampman and Mr*. Mabel Wilson anti Mrs. Dorothy) result of faulty eyes. Neither i« it the most harmful. wa* held <|h Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Raymond Oilland of Mr. and ?.B» Claude E. Wood, when Lansing spent the week end with their Deem and daughter ot Los Angeles, Avoid what are called "reflexes.” Those are head­ were recent guest* of,Mr. and Mrs.I they entartai::^ si:"! lined their children and parent*. Mr. and Mrs. P Oilland. McEUnurray and family. hrilinHilll dinner. Mln.u«r «• ...... aches. eye aches, nervousness and many other results families at a bountiful Mrs. Carol r.--.. Farbor ol Unlohville Those present were Mr. and Mrs. spent Wednesday night with Mr. and that may bo noticed almost anywhere in the body. Through the aid of an instrument: Ralph Wood. Mr. and Mrs. WnL Wilson Mra. P Coykendalh She was 6n her recently demonstrated by a German Overcome those by- correcting your faulty vision. and baby; and MU* Geneva Wood ol way to Buffalo where her husband is professor, one can actually hear grass Grand Rapid* and Mrs. Flora Wood ol employed. grow over radlq. . । Coats Grove. Mr and Mis. Harold) Mr. and .... .... „... Mix .......... Keith Leak and son. Music—Hie lea*t objectionable ot I Haynet and baby of thU city were al- David, of Flint, are visiting hu par­ se preaent. j enu, Mr. and Mr*. David Leak. noues. ' CHIROPODIST Dedicated to Better Vision ' Don't Miss Them Price* have been daahed to .new low levels nt Baird** Clothing Store for these Dollar Day*. Men’s .suit* anil topcoats aYe as low a* $9.95; youth’s auiU. with two pairs of trouser* as low as $7.45. Boya’ clothes, men** shirts and haberdashery arc all marked down 10 to II0 per cent. These are the lowest prices ever offered on good clothes in Musting*. All of them are from our regular stock—not a single item has been "imported” for the sale. Don't Miss This Opportunity. See These Bargains On Windcnu Night . . . Buy Them Friday and Saiurday, May 27th arui 28th Here They Are; MEN’S SUITS Lot No. 1 —12 suits valued from $15.00 to $20.00. These will be sold Friday and Saturday for only Lot No. 2 —33 suits formerly priced from $20.00 to $30.00 and all are go­ ing at S925 *1425 Lot No. 1 —6 topcoats, values $15.00 to $20. Sale Lot No. 2 —7 topcoats, formerly $20.00 to $25.00. Now 214^ SUITS to 20, with two pairs of’long trousers sale at •o *13^ SUITS 14, with two pairs of knickers to be *old for F<ir Men and Boys Values from $2.50 to $3.50, on sale at $1.95 Values from $1 to ^6__________ $2.95 Youths’ LongieS______________ 79c 6 sizes .j 3 to. to.6 _.$2.46 <> 'fopcoats, i opcoais, sizes t>______________ >Z.4b * Boys' Play Suit*. --------------------- 54c 2 for $1.00 - - DRESS SHIRTS Collar attached and band styles, formterly priced up to $1.50, are all marked down to 89c Values from $2:00 to $2.50 are $1.45 NECKTIES Values from 50c to 75c are Values from Si to $1.50 3for$l 2 for $1 Kaynce Wash Suits at Half Price , Boys* Rubberized Raincoats—$1.00 Restricted Vision 7. S. Baird Clothing for Men & Boyt llas<in(t —........ A Michigan ...... .. ! �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY 15, int FAO* EIGHT • » Oar Succece ! utWartery dealing with policy- UrfiSH-MW CARDS OF THANKS Citizens Mutual < vltfi <i•F THANK*—Wr FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY “tf J. U MAUS & SON AM;.' '//. ABSTRACT AMD HEAL ESTATE OFFICE HABTINOB. MICH. •. Mill rlr^nir.*, A", r) /'.’t,' ' 'li.^^u’ i;-1 «I'AltD Alt:> f -IHVNKM -t Hanks-,t.. Nl«r HASTINGS MARKETS i. | । ; !'r"1^,^ H.r-< nnd I r’.Tr/' • . NASHVILLE. .,i . Mrs Cora Bergman of Lansing is' 'pending p few days at )»er liome here. Mira Amy Hartwell returned Batiir-; day from Chaiiotte after spending ten I days with her sister. Mrs ' Bertrand M Young. fc " I The Clover Lar Club enjoyed a pot' i luck sujijw-r last Thursday night at thei home of Mrs Tiien>-a Hess A short, busliurM meeting was held after which: tin- evening wus •jxuit in viMtlng. Mrs/ Hayes, the juiMor's wife, wus given a ir very pretty gift, us they arc inuglug to Mrs John Greene; Mrs Fred Warner and Merlin Gage were in Battle Creek i-riday. ,’ ! The Seniors with their chaperones, ' Mr. Smith and MU« Cramer, left Priday night for Niagara Fails und re- I tinned Monday night. TTiry all re- ' , jxirt a wonderful trip and time. Mrs/Mreni of Chicago wwv called J here by the serious illness of lu-r. I lather. Mr Lifdahl, who. with Mrs.' Lefdnhl. were visiting their son. Dr.i Lifdahl. and family nnd daughter. Mrs Bessie Brown mid children. Mrs. Libblr Mandulll of Hastings! called on Nashville relatives Sunday. ! Mr. nnd Mrs Miner Northrup were.' r at Kulnmnzoo Saturday, i Mr and Mrs C. T Hess sjient Hun-1 day with re la lives al Honu-r. ' Mrs. Edna Hutchins mid son.of Do-’ troit mid a boy friend of Ann Arborspent. Sunday with Mr. and Mi-s. GRANGE PROGRAMS ’ Charles Ncaw. Mr. mid Mrs. Waftace were at Ann' Arbor Sunday. Gai)'Lykins was In Grand Rapids Ttiurmlay on bnsinei*. On Monday evening about seventy enjoyed the pot luck suppt-r at the' Evangelical church in honor ot Rev.; und Mrs W D. Hayes ami family, who are leaving ....... IK this week tor Saginaw. | After the supper a' i fine program of ,piano ,duets piuslc. and-readings, solo*. th j a talk by Rev. Hayes, was enjoyed| Rev. nnd Mrs D. C Ostrotji mid HASTINGS, MICHIGAN fmnily of L-insing sjx-ni Saturday with. their parents. ' Funeral services -for Mrs Dorothy' Graham Line were held Friday 'after-1. noon at the Hess Funeral Home at! ton Comer eiJtertmiu-d Clark Rarlx-r ■two-thlrty o'cka-k condia-ted by Rev.' Emily nnd Annie so huUy and bold; | Francis and assUtcd by Rev Dortlu-a1 Alway* talking In public iik If they; Sunday Hnytcr. Gall Lykin.' sang Mrs And Minnie can rifile. j Sunday with Mr a Lane gave birth tn a daughter May i Brum ol Woodland 8th. who lived onlv twelve hour* Mrs.. And Eda can'clog. sweeps and du-.tr, after each i Mr. and Mr. Fn-d Line seemed to be getting along fine And'Emma *.. ... .1 ' 1, Sir Mr Wm Trude ami wlien peritonitis • developed and she Ida and Ira are full of big buslnt-j-.-- grand-datii.'lii>T. paved irway Wednesday afternoon. p. ?( She is survived by her husband. Paul While Stella and Myrtle are noted for, Greenville Was < Lane, nf ft-Bevne. her jian-nts. Mr and Ollie, uti? reader. keeps up willi. the EMMANUEL CHURCH. (EPISCOPAL! Mrs. Martin Graham, three brothers. times. • Albert, c,eor::r Geor-.te ana and one sister. S . ।> Ronald. Aitx-rt. m laity nnd ‘ Tn. r I ll,“ Belle. braider. a h<»M of «i»iu r reia- Arid lie: fine. . ir.-’/*'- ’ " ‘ I lives and - friends.' »,v. m - II..1; i'i.b»n»t. . - *| On lit'f TuOsdoy night tlw Juniors You hear Dora anti Ernr. tu.e laugh’ l"-uA ?*’ «* l‘zu'.,,;„7l‘ , , 11,, ,i ; invited tlie Seniors lo a ivception „ J/,.•' ' ~f 7".i) dative at.the Thotnapple pavilion. The Y»u think they’re' nil fun. but , , : ii..- >.... / | . - . ' miL«ic wus furnished by an otsJustrit The Angel- Inuifli loo at the go h .-^i. ; •>•> .c-r left- •' j (rom Vermontvilie. I Fied Milli-r i> getting around on! Tlu- children'laugh loud ns they .troop to their rail. ,110,01 or COAT, OAOVO Crul. o.- » ll.r .™ll oi .. nunlw.. .r. c. win*. p*«ior. I cover fulling on his tout and l»«-uklug; it wv 'poor mortal-; who know thi-tn laugh loude t of till i<«:-;<> A. M ■ .sundry .<t..-i • I a'bene. Hr wa-. taken to Pennock ho*n a m i-r,-.. h.'.A[ pital for’ an X-ray on Friday night ",'//;*/’ |0n Saturday he was rvtinni-d to the o .'.'i m',."o.. <’i‘>.'(7- ' i. .i:4a.,u.’i’. i hospital where hU foot wa* ixtt in a[ Yi.-i.irr.r. i-* “'•* ,,!l| The Alumni banquet will bo held. hull we alway-- be youthful qiul ■; ' i.'U.\ 7'*'"‘tint V.’[ i- u. ! June 3rd at the Odd Fellows luill. the! iaughinit and gay. Dll the last dear sister dnn-r smiling t) ' Miss Margaret Burton of Detroit.! ■ away. I who recently graduated from Com-: Then here's to our girlhood, in j mtinity liospital. Detroit, is vlsltln-’ WEST HOPE. ! friend'. Jvere. She Is the grand-daug'h' Tlw Jdnr* of tM winter, the <lt-ws of its? 'j1,,.?,1 Thursday being tlw 90th birthday'. 8M#: ter of Mrs John Lake. Those from May. ■-■■• of Ira Brooks, he was given a birth-; [here who attended the -graduating ex­ And when we arc done with life and. ....•i play jxirty by his son-in-law. Jesse j .it* whirls. • "1 Osgood, and family, Over one hun* i-cs Mildred Cole and Bertha Wood-; Dear Father, take'care of Tliy "Com­ | died and ten guests enjoyed the lovely: munity Girls." 1 .1 j basket dinner and music afterward', [ Mr and Mr*. L "Keith Phillip* and ■ when Mr. Brooks favored us. with u BVRBiltS CORNERS. I son have returned to Seaftle. Wiv-hi- -- Isong. along with other fine musical’ ' ington after mi» extended stay with The Altoft school c.loaed .May 17. ' ‘ [ mimtien. Guests of honor who sat at • । Mr. and Mr.-;. Frank Lentr. A line picnic dinner was enjoyed by ' . tlie flower-laden porch table were. Mr ' The D. H Sunday school cla s wus! the pupib. and parents Mrs Wflcox /land Mrs. D**wt--Wu‘phcril. Mr. and1 I entertained ■ Frida}' afternoon af the will return here next year. ■ (Wrs j I. Keith. Mr Conrad Kahler.I home of Mrs. Dan Evans A pot luck; Miss Myrtle Wilson closed her school . . ' Will and Marshall Cook. Mrs Lou AnI luncheon was served. Mrs. E. H. Pal­ • at the Ragla district a few days ago. .•■r । mi Patton. Mrs. Martha Replogle, Mr. I mer nnd 'Mrs. Evans.had charge of the Mildred Brown an<l Mrs C Lilley of • / und Mrs. Edgar L. Brooks. Mrs. Arthur' program. ■ . ; omtiu ; Grandnaiiws. Rapids,uni. called on .Clark Barber I Shorter nnd Im- Brooks Guests were! Robert Green of Battle /’reek spent | Sunday afternoon. ! there from Battle Creek. Plainwell.' hickoex corners Sunday with his parents. «r. and Mrs Mr. nnd Mr*. lz. J. Matthews vis, ; Kalamaroo. Crrasey. IMttrrvUl^ Has- WMLETAN METHODIST CHURCH notm John S- Green. . I -ttrd- -Mr, and- -Mr- Joseph WHl.t*. and • - / tings and nil surrounding towns. Clovf; tAii a?iTI,‘‘ ?, Tl“‘*> ] Mrs, Ettn Bump in SouthTLuHurs ' ‘erdsle frterptv pn-si’iitlng hun with n “• ■ •" • . " ■ . . > Sunday. ’ ■' lovely bathrobe- All enjoyed tlw day | Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlie IL L'on t»nd| Mr<. James \fatthi a ■ and Mi:- Min-' • immensely and dbjmrtcd wishing hbn; ,hP son. Robert, of Saginaw visited the I nte Matthews of/Grand 'Raidds rolled 7,/ many niore trappy birthdays. • u I former'* parents. Mr. and Mr- Jofinion friends Friday• The community meeting at Bert Me-; • “/■ i Bclson. Hr, over Ust weekend. ♦ Mr. und Mrs Herman Hmu’r and • .i Kibbins* Friday was well attended nnd, 1 ’ J Mrs.-Ernestine Edger was called to daughter, Maybellc Hauer, went to - enjoyed It was decided to buy cupip : .. । | M/Hdicvilk- Saturday by the.ji-rtous ill- Hastings Surlday and look Mr. and / chairs and song books to make future 1" ' ue.'.' ot her mother. Mrs Mary Wat-; Mis. Ray Clum bf Hasting-; to Lake I ■'Vn meetings more comfortable nnd enjoy-, v twuikins. ode*Mt to visit n sick cousin. . i able. School will clow this coming' ’ Mr. and Mrs. Prank Wilkes and Mr and Mrs Bert Palmer and farn-J Eiiday with a picnic dinner. Our; ' • daughter. -Miss Pauline, of Charlottejilv^anti Str und Sirs Minor P.dmtrof i Go Oh Sale At • '[teacher, Mr\ Lena Uiubaugh. has 1 i visited Mr. and Mrs. John Whitriglit near Middleville' visited at Mr. nnd 7 ,/Jr g'wn u* a wry satisfactory year of',' sund.iv. ‘ ... Mrs. Cytus Shroyer s Sunday. f ji *,’ school .and has been rahlred (or the Mr and Mrs. A. N Benedict and ’ Mr. and Mrs. Winnie Dove of Caijl-l ~ ‘ r 11. next year. little wn ot Lansing and Mrs Ed Casa-1 piutu- for Children's Day arc under; Morning Glory Shoppe • ' da. of Grand Ledge visited - Mr. And Mrs. John Benedict Sunday. i Sunday evening visitors at L. D A good crowd enjoyed Hie P T. A. I Woodman'.- were. Mr. and Mrs Frank . meeting Saturday night. One number Thompson, Wm. Gillispie and'Gordon ’ ‘on the program was especially good; tarsi- Chicago Manufacturer has j Collison of Battle Creek and Mr. and ’ and we wish to print it as I’m sure | Mrs Ern Johpcock of Prairieville. I many Banner readers, former r«siMr. and Mr*. Thoma* Clark of Kata: dents of ouj community, will ’ enjoy it jit mnroo called at Wm. McCallum's Sun- • . This was written nnd given by Mrs | day evening and William returned toj i Myrtle Williams. Kalamazoo with them.•THE GIRLS Near Hostings which is slightly used Mr. and Mrs Edward Eckstrom and ! (With apologies to Oliver W. Holmes > । and almo-r paid for. We will transfer Jean of Battle Creek spent the week Has any old lady got mixed with the end with relatives here Grandpa; this tontrucl to responsible party will­ | girls? . Anders is improving slowly and u able 1 ing to. complete small monthly pay, 'If there has. take them out. put a cap. to be up- part of tlie day • on her curls. Fpr full iKirtlculurs address Hang the almanac's cheat. It never SHULTZ. I) GREENE. Auditor. । was right. Mr. and Mrs George Huhns of Hus­ tings visited at John Hultng'* Sunday ’. O. Box 195, Chicago. 111. • night. Mr and Mrs Fred pcJongti and There's Crystal apd Alice, they're too, • son and mother of Bunlips were Sun­ | old for our crowd. day guests of Mr. and Mrs George And Marian and Margery should not Clouse and family. be allowed. —■ । Robert Hart is entertaining the Good-Will Put theta"out. they're t&> serious to mingle ■ Qur school closed Friday with a picKindness is tlie golden chain by ‘ We say with our jolly crowd, so laugh­ j me dinner Miss Garlinger will re-. ing and gay. . which society is hound together, always main a* teacher for another year. Our Lydta we call clever, she dances1 Your correspondent was unable to tlie unchallenged creator of good-will. so well. ! get in touch with several homes this Our Maude pretends she our fortunes ! (Monday) morning. If you have im­ can tell. • . , partant items please call the cor­ I rr»|x>ndent And Myrtle keeps "Minutes." I'm sure very well. Dutinctiw Funeral*Service [ A new Illinois law forbids the ' Here's a girl wc insist can sing like a! , Alu>'Ambulance Service | latfon in automobiles ' of radio bird. 'equipped for the special short wav? For we know Josie's singing in Heaven' HASTlAUS ~*krho«»«!J417 or >46l!or 2126 reception of police broadcasts. ■ U heard. ml- A:i4'**rair- m 7*.,2: /a. I „ .h> a .(>-«, ROY O. HENNEY ' ONE CENT A WOhD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25 CTS. SEE US FOR INSURANCE H. S. SHELDON । 1 ■d THE CHURCHES WANTS | Wr4n,-«4o, •>( nn illt.r— t ■J.«o I'. .VI. t mid Sprays Sprays 10c, 25c, 49c Wreaths 25c, 49c, 98c Baskets Crosses Bows and Wreath Stands 10c Meyer’s 5c to $1 Store Newspaper* . Can Sall Your M«rxhan4i»«, IBnowJ Memories remind 11 n v c Hintry’s uniforms hud .Stripes stand. ap day of hornto ail tlfbsc on; a truly sacred day of Memories. Friday Morning Dress Hats $1.98 Player Piano WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service SHONIS "O»t2005 CHARLES H. LEONARD] �S | Wednesday, May 25, 1932 T-W t T le ‘ THE HASTINGS BANNER 1 State Police Under Fire VW yi By *hr way: ln Pa«ln» lt ""taht be SirS™* wl^toXtS arn^ui J merchant who handles the license suf- W nerever 1 axes Discussed ferrd »,<* °f ,hp dimp hc “***,o (Continued from page one. part one) • . ’ Orally rr|>orted that four special in­ spectors were put in the field to nlgce . pay check-; run frotp 91000 to 12300. onces and emoluments mutt be con- [the sale of licenses In hands fitmtidly Tliere are detectives galore with sal­ rtdrred. fto the administration. Watch yow ~loaries ranging between 11500 and »2Mlchlgtin fa certainly generous with jtn| hrense dfalributor for campaign 500. The roster "khowa tliere arc about tt> taxpayers' money. , ncUvities mid learn a little lesson in 100 troojM-is»who are |»ld from »IO8O ___ ____ _ ('anMjrvalion Affaire. I practical politics to SI45O; mid a lot flf specialty men. Perhaps the next most diwussed diM-uwed | --------- «•> .------ . Maintenance ls uiw furnished mart' department, and for much the same, of the men Two are known as “llq- reasons as were-rited in tiic case of, uor-dcslroycr:. • and are paid 11500 the state police, is the department of .and 11300 respectively. A cook draws conservation. Hero again wc hear j •1620 Tiic reader run count <m iilw'niueh of criticism and much of,cum-' The practice of certain companies In own fingers tlw hotel chefs ot Michi* pirnnl cancqrning cmt. . I the ,wiling ot fertilizer - In Southwestern „ gaii who exceed tills army cook in In-, UnfOTlunatcIv for .the department I Michigan prompted Cuunly Agent Foscome. A tailor draws *1500 and a «nd foi the commonwealth-this dc-l'''’’ Io »rile the following article refiren.an (1700. ' | pntina-nl lives for tlie must |>art off Raiding fertilizers. ■ . . • But wlien one is looking for a real the funds received from .sales of JtuntU Fr*”” ilme to .time there appears on MUip on the state italic* force one | ing and fishing llcetises* Wc say uii- !h,‘ mutket. product'- represented to be should apply-fur the Job of director j fortunately''because the hunter com-1 ferilliri ts. which arc entirely distinct of the oitiren.- tiuining M h'bol. This pimiw iimt the money taken from him ,ro'V tnnb-rtals bf proven merit writer has not learned'whether a uni- for game privileges should be- devoted I iu-<kdtu*d by ’hr well established fe.rttlvrrsity degree is fequlreti but tlie |uy- to building up flocks of birds rnui companies. Frequently these new roll diMdoM-s the fact tiiat this gi-n- herd* of deer for him to kill Like-' ar'' 'i01‘1 under Mime misleadthe fisherman cur*es tiic J. depart<"• ‘fanciful tieman drags (43M annually out of, wise C.. 1 ,1 j ‘r"' ‘tmnurdnigned tn create •ilit*. state treasury. He lias mi nssfa- na nt; for t..r falling fulling to tu provide him in In rcre- "» i‘*r ">"><« "» prospective buyer tnnt at (2500 mid a man to du the J turn tor hfa fishing fif. hfa creel limit the thought thut by . some simple, inex|icn<dvv expedient the problem of soil instructing at gaoiio. -------- -------- *-------•---------• firtility and normal crop growth may Emoluments. But the CuinmlMilon is* forced Io be solved, without resorting to standard it must .be-kept In mind loo that lake tlie fisherman’:; money and the practice!* and .the use of commercial Uiese membrra.ot the department of hunter's money to do a lot of other fartUigma composed uf nitrogen, ph<»,.public safety are granted u lot of tilings. Among them h forest fire pre­ phoiiis nnd polmdi. plant food cleriuuluiiieuts, Many .are clothed and vention and control; geological and < cfed others receive an allowance for priomie Tmul surveys; reforestation; i videnec rlenrly indicate an- neces­ 4“ muintcuuhce ... of state R,.... parks W. for tour- sary to suvceMful agriculture, rn,.,, .. ......... I..... „u ,nd e,,„,| od. Sin h malerials tire frequently recoinmotor cars mid nt least- one is fir- inlujstr;itl<.ii ' metided by agent*, salesmen and i>roqucntly m^-h about the sinh' betni' ’ n|.h salaries motors on the bush that they contain vrr> rtauflninl In can. mM thr pi,. small quantities of rather unusual ele­ ,»..«« On. won. ,M jjlnnn. „„„ u, u„. Ixxll„u,„ ments .Mich us iodine, copper, tin, zinc, meninen, u! ’ Un- lore- llu -.- ullnw- j im. tin, Ulm-tnr vnloyni u MiUry etc. Occasionally, capital U made of 1 ' .------------- uf (7500. A io-: cut put him down the-fact that the prospective purchaser 'veretnry driiws (5050; is .not aware of the composition of and tlw n#w prmiuct is - ---------- tile grolugfal. (4500; fx-tnileUlll engl- ordinary urer. SUiWi; director of fire wardens. recommended because »t its content of (.1825; oilier director. (3UOO; .Mtjkvrln- Iron, aluminum.JdllCH, and other *ub: tendent uf porks, (4050; stale fures- stiuices which occur in most roils In ‘ ter, (3825: technical advisor in the abundant- quantlUes fur all plant rc‘ c game divuimi. (4500 Tlie urnithoio- quln-menlx. Before purchasing dny .such material ’ gi.-.t ut $2750 has been i-hmmated as ; has thf chief conservation officer at the prospective customer should first, 1(4000.- In fact the dc|iartmcnt has demand a statement of the guaranteed recently bwn .forced to unprecedented analysis of the product, such as Is filed < conomltnil because the number of in the office of the state chemist. Dept, ' UioM* who boitght buttling und ffahing of Agricuhuie. tuinxing. Michigan, if -! licenses duritig the year lias mater- the product is licensed for sale. Sec­ und, do not accept any Unlicensed fer। tally dwindled. . / But there .still remains ati ambitious tihxMs or fertUttcr material. XX7IIAT are a few mlnTlie fOrUlixer law in Michigan wan depi«itm< nl of education—conitervavv utca ipctit getting tu pxM.-d tor the protection of the usen> । lion. Th< director receives (3780: a our store compared to the I cmiu-rmnan. $.1210; two mLsfatnnts and of commercial fertilizers in the sfate. hours and 'fays of gcuulno In ca.M*eu proix r showing of licxtiue j film editors. S21C0; und bome clerks. ttuu comfort and relief' ; In all. this one minor division coe>t.y and Riiaraiitcfd analysts is hot made, which our Expert Truss : even since reductions liave been made. or the vurloiis Mib-tanei-s claimed to be Fitting Service OMUren! It in the merlillzcr do not appear on the j jtt'.t to make Michigan folk conserva,would he worth your while । Hun minded, thr rather disconcerting guaranteed analysis filed in the office if it took a whole day to of the Michigan department of agri­ sum of 412.995 mutually get here! Scores of rup­ culture, or on the tags and labels of "Free luncr" Man. tured person1! in this vicin­ . j Thi-rr. are II district conservation packages, the purchaser has no assur­ ity know wo have given miii vis t» <1800 mid seven nt .41020 ance that they are present or in what them relief and results qunnlitlt". if .they arc present. ■ which they never thought . Furthermore, the prospective pur­ possible. Ask your pliyiithat fa. al (11120; an Inspector ol loco■ lan about our wervice. W® uu lives nt $2lfXM n draftsman at (1782 chaser should make sure of the netxl of Michigan soils ’ for unusual substances art the Authorized Exclu­ \(3lfio. marked down Ironf 43500, und claimed to exist In these so-called fer­ sive Fitters of Akron Muchano-rorm Sponge Rubber then- are stenographers and clerks mid tilizers before six'iiding his. money lor Pad Trusaea. See the new nrcounting . machine ojierulors in­ Mich comnuiditles. Akron Adjustable trun pad An inquiry to County Agent Foster / numerable. Heir again wc find a dcwhich eliminates tissue de­ I purtment which lias, been forced tu or the Michigan State College will stroying pressure. Nothing ■ install Its own accountlpg division in give you informbtion on this subject, like it ever offered before. it is rccunimended. therefore, that tin- face <>t a state amounting division A demon tratiui! in private In tlw same building. Members of the prosjiectivc purchasers of such ma­ awaits your visit. commission insist they were unable to terials buy tjiem only on the basis of secure tKr information demanded tor guaranteed nnuJy.ris us filed in the 1 economical operation from odmlifls- state chemi-t’-s office. And. furtlu-rThe Prescription Drug Store trail.Ve boar<] records. They cite many mcre. that in selecting fertilizers refer­ I Iniitanvcs uo prove thr point, all of ence lie made to circular bulletin 53 of R. A. Lyllarker. Proprietor ; which leads the observer to a con­ thr Michigan Agricultjiral Experiment Hastings, Mich. firmatiOn of thr conclusion that tiie .Station, East I-iiuing. Michigan, which administrative board outfit is largely gives fertilizer rccoinmendutions for excess baggage on a train already ditfereiit crops when grown on differ­ ent kinds of soil. The.te recommenda­ much overloaded. tions are bii.v*d on field experiments on Michigan sbiLi. ■- ■\Beware of Fer­ tilizer Fakes > ^minutes to RUPTURE RELIEF! PART TWO LOW COST EXCUR­ SION TO CHICAGO MEMBERS OF 4-H CLUBS PARENTS AND FRIENDS ARE INVITED VISITORS WILL ENJOY SIGHTSEEING TOUR Total Cost For Round Trip to. Be $0.00—Many-Signify In­ tentions of Going County Agents in Kent. AU< g.m. Ol-i lawn and Barry comity have. Iwn working wilii rtilroa.T npu-.^ntatiiof the l*rnn. and Mlchlimii Central tim s on a low cflwt 4-H Club Achieve- । inent Excursion to - Chicago* Cmmtv! Agent Harold J. Foster, aimounn - thut ■ arrangements are completed nnd iftanx for the trip are well under way. Past and present 4-lf Club np-mbers , parents, and friends uf tlx- t-ll Club) ex< ursii.n. Tlie trip will be made on a ; siecia! train OU June 30th Tin- excursion will include the fo!-| Jo* ing high points; 1 One and ime-haif hour Vi-it to I Union Stuck Yanis and n p.icfcin; ; plant. Wit to Wl.s Radio Station. wh< t-the juirty will broadcast. ' 3 Ins|>rctl<m of a newspaper prinlir.-.: establishment. 1 Vl-lt i I trough Field Museum 5. Visit througn Slu-dd's Aquarium. Hutnbolt. Llttculu. Grant ami Garfield I rose buildings in procc^. of being built, th'' fatiiou.. Buckingham Fountain Soldier's Field, pld Fort Dcarfaun. Ai^l Mutautu, etc. | b Slghl'-seoing tour passing through] the Loop, oter Michigan Avenue utitt! Chicago's famous Lake-side Drive, I..-1 catediwhere, but recently' wen- the] waters oi Lake Michigan. 9. A hlgh-clas.. dinner in^alkoadl dining cats. 10. A 350 mile trip on b steam trmq All tlh M> as well, as many oliu rl thliuio such .v i» tour tlrrougii Chungo business section in big buvsew ant In I store lor thfxv wlio attend. All thia figured, on a complete all exiwnse trip at around JfilMJ One quar-l ter of what it woujd cost to take this trip alone at regular, prices. The time mid money required for such a trip wJH soon be forgotten but tlie thoughts of tip- trip will nA>*r leave a boy'w or girl's, memory, ft fa s ^n-■Opportunity thut should n<>! be mfas«-<| by Barry county boys and girls ft: club work. / Boys and girfajrom Kent county analready sigiiifying their )ntentlons*lo go. Those In Barry county who attend­ ed the Livestock Marketing Tour to Detroit last tttfi uppreciate, whnt this day will mean to the lurin boys mid girls attending from Hany county. DOWLING CEMETERY CIRCLE. The following inogrnrn sponsored by the IXiwlini^Cemrtery Circle will be given .it the Dowling church Sunday | Music by orcla-.-lra. . Invocation—Miss RuliJon, , Flag Salute—Boy Scptitr-. Song by M. E. church choir. Ricifatfon—Cwrbl Dcprlestcr. . Gettysburg Address—Ward W<WalmaiLM-r. .. • Song—Arlcatha Stilts and lx*Athn Mu- <• । Hag DrilL-Glrl Scout*.. ‘ Violin unto— DnltHierriiiRton accom­ panied by Emmett Herrington.*Memorial Address—Miss RuIlmhi. -- Lighthouse Light The pilot stands alone and steers his ship thrpuuh the darkness of fog and storm— the friendly light from the lighthouse guides him o’er his perilous way. Over the uncharted sea of commerce and industry- "man” needs^a friendly light from the community lighthouse. THE STRONG BANK Ever Reliable, Always Trustworthy, Back­ ed by Years of Financial Experience—Its Keepers Local Business Men of Integrity. Take advantage of the Facilities of this old Four-Generation Bank—Become one of its patrons. 3% Interest Compounded Semi-Annually On Savings Hastings National Bank Sung—Boaz and Afvah Walton U.S. TIRES BEAUTY PRICES VALUES i HERE ARE THE NEW LOW PRICES U.S. ROYAL U.S. PEERLESS 4.75 « 19—56.16 iO.S. GUARD 4.75 x 19—$5.19 USED TIRES $1.00 to $4.00 TUBE FREE with StnsotionoUyunproved in appearance and quality, and priced lower than until May 31st. biggsrt values we've ever offered. jtfuto *fyort *fhop Phone 2177 'Drive-In Service” WING IS TO U. Hastings S. : I | Calhoun Co, in pn feaj ■ 1859, und iraased from this life early Monday morning Muy 16. 1932. Death has called one who will be greatly missed. All that loving liearts - and iiHiicb rouid do lor his recovery was cd no avail. Only those who knew hnri best realized how patient he was airrough tire thirteen years Jr*5 health has been broken. On March 20. 1883 he was united In marriage to Emniagcne Warner. To this union was Irom one son. Earl of Doster He leaves u Mid wife, one son und three grandsons, three brothers, Henry of Plainwell. Byson of Shelbyville. Edd. of Wayland, one sLster Anna Noble of Wayland, also three-half slsfcrs, Mro D. A. Woodward of Vicksburg. Mr;. Elia Scott and Mr:-. Frank SchereAof Kala­ mazoo. »nd ont-half brother Roy of Comstock Also a host pf friend.--. The funeral Was held at the residence Wed­ nesday May IB. at two o’clock, epnducted by Rev. L D. Mlles, pastor of Delton Methodist church, and was laid to rest in Riverside cemetery at Plain­ well. Rest, dear one. thy work done. The cares und trials are o’er. We miss thee much, but thou art gone Where p^in or sickness come no more Decoration of Monument for -oldicrSong—Star Spangled Banner. I Benediction. ■ . j Blanche Powell. Sec. OBITUARY. Eunice Adele, daughter of Mr. 'and I Mrs. Wm. T. Rpberts, was born at Bat* The Only National Bank in Barry Co. Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2217 parted this life suddenly on May 17. 1932. aged 28 years, seven months and >ix days She wiu marred to cjifton E Wellman of Hastings on Dec, 20. 1924 OBIT CARY. Ire next Bunday Will be Harley Seavr. To this union .one son. Nicl. wus born a duet. “Folio musician Virginia Thomiwon; booster. Annie Elizabeth Benedict w.i> ‘burn and Ju who with tfa> husband, the parents and a host ofrHallvrs and friends sur­ in Baltimore iimiijkip’till May 19. 1861 The ... A. S. will meet with' .Mrs. vive. Funeral services were held tit the] und deparitxi till'- life On May 18. 1SK1J Kelsey on Jinn day afternoon. • Thr Young People's 'claw party was fnmkt rly.nr-y- in ItiieNlrst ) i j. 541 -u r.rrl «... ........I in ... ..... familyv r..u! residence ward on' .......1 -t. ....... m . .... united marChib No 1 reiving Mtppur. held in the church basement Thurs­ mi November riagc to An*on C The- leader for thr Community mtv- day with good attendance. ‘ ofilclatlng. Burial was in Riverside 19. 1880. Mr. Bo\< cemetery. July 1919. She w.i . CRESSEY. children. Ltzzi- Cairtv. and lrv;ng Le­ Mr. and Mrs Millard Houser enter­ roy Boves of Hastings. Minnie I., Kel­ tained Sunday iu honor of the birth­ ley of Kalamazoo. Orv.il A., who jiav, <1 days <>t Delbert Enzian nnd Genevieve Crandall. Guests present were. Mr and Mrs T. D. Enzian. Jimmie Baker of Flint, the latter five lx-itut born to this Kalamazoo. Mr and Mrs. Leslie En- union. Mrs. Boyes Is also survived by zian and son, Mr. nnd Mrs Delbert two sUtcxs. Mr.. Mary Morehouse ol Enzian and Harvey, Mrs Till Oonyer Cadillac and Mrs. Vinnie Johnson of and Mr -nnd Mrs. Lee Reynolds mid Mtddh-vilie and a brother. Bumuri family. Benedict of Hasilmrx Mrs. IJoye:. spent School closed Friday wlthjt picnic at practically her whole life in Harry NORTH MAPLE GROVE. ■Prairieville township park. county. She wm converted early in life Wc were glad to Welcome .... Rev. Guests nt the home of Mr. and Mrs and was u member' of the Fir>t Metho­ Rhoades and family back with us for N. H. Barber on Sunday were. Mr. and dist church In this city Slur was a loyal . another year. Sunday morning he gave Mrs Scott and Margaret Barber from mother, a gnod neighbor and leaves a ' us u fine report of tlw conference- held Kalamazoo nnd Miss Hhmmond-and hast of relatives and frtends to modrn: at Snover Irene Barber from. Battle Creek. her losis. The funeral wax iield at the; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanes were Sun­ 'MbsResells Barber --—---------,— nnd friend ofinunc <4 xjr. and Mrs Earl Boyvs. day guests at Mrs. Jannette Hanes at Saginaw spent the week end with her; wjlCre she had been cared for during.’ Ionia. parents Mr. and Mrs Clay Barber . h(.r 10ng inru,,. „„ aftCnmon - Mrs. Jack Holden atul son of Chicago Mr. ahd Mrs. E D Reynolds of Del-1 llt jOur o'clock, conducted by Rev, L. 1. ■ spent Wednesday with her mother, Un vuu«i Mr. «M Mr>. W«nn(a,,.,.. Ummern m Rlv.-rerte . Mrs Hulda Hawks. Cairns and Mr and Mrs. Lee Reynolds ________ . 1 Mr. and Mrs Arllc Bolson and chil­ and family on Wednesday. COATS GROVE. dren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Wm. White and Mr Rrnw,n W(1. Dave .nd Mrs. Mr. atuiuf *rU.ur niioncr SMrtrr ui«nu<u MUnaM a.: , inra Marshall Nsranui In in Nashville. nuimw. ana ... i..,r Mr. and Mrs Dan Roberts spent I reception in honor of Ira Brooks nt I “ A Tuesday with his mother at Hastings, j,u» the Osg xx! ™ home -nr.r Tiear Cloverdale on /purred ~ Su ■(HIM, at the uvm .nd «"X»^ “he J.d Gordon Hawks and the Flook twins' TUnr-Uy -J rrpprt . yen' •"U»Ohi. j are having the measles. ncSts * here the greater part of her life until) At the start of Lincoln’s AdmlnBtra-|she moved with her husband to Bul­ Gerald Mercator, famous mapmaker FLOUR FEED COAL CEMENT LIME and responsible for the “Mercator Pro­ lion there were about 40.000 persons-Ong* a number of years ago TJhe. BRICK -:- TILE •- FARM IMPLEMENTS , jection.” was born near Antwerp in employed In all branches of the.United; funeral te held this Monday afternoon. State* Government. Coy Stowell home. 1513. . _ _ ---------------------The Sunday school fa preparing for HASTINGS PHONE 21 Judging from appearance* it would r Leisure fa lust a dead weight unless Children's Day the evening of. June 5. Rev. Vnr> Van Slnulr Single nf of North Dutton kih In Imc Ftev. Dtittnn |1 seem that some people find It necessary we hnvn have an ...nnlnr regular Rib to rlri do nl at the the cclose spoke at the Community service on' to dye In order to look young. of our vacation. Start Your Baby Chicks Right With WAYNE FEEDS Wayne Starting Mash with dried buttermilk, $2.30 per 100. Wayne Growing Mash with dried buttermilk, $ 1.85 per 100. We cab also furnish you a good Growing Mash with dried buttermilk at $1.38 per 100. BE A SAT1SF1ED WAYNE FEEDER Insure Rapid Growth—Save Money! Edmonds Elevator & Implement Cd. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. MAY !S. IMt PAGE TEN from card party. Balance on hand. From Guilds for sucker $21.92. Twenty-four glasses of jelly.* machine, 1107.15 one budwl of bet u and a jieck ot car­ rot* - Total reelpt* $479 15 479.16 uAnn ■ ■ aiii rots were donated. donated. UnCD 1 P III |C N<J 3 Mf‘ Wm R Cook. Chrm Haul 011111 ' fl! nil! Il 17 members: paid #33 00 dues: donated' Total . IIUUI nL UUIUUU 22 doa;n down WMh wash c)otha cloths for for nuric4; nurse*; held held, DRbunwmenl*. and jam shower. .2 dozen ■ paUenu1 gowns (Continued front page one. port one! jelly No. 3. Mrs. P. T. Colgrove. Chnn. Hi* 1 «, 1735( paid $8 00 due*. i 1 doz. children * gowms. pltals. especially the small community 7 members, No. 4. Mrs D. A. VanBuskirk. Chrm I lr7 ydx ijreeting ....- .. .69 M hospitals such as Pennock. In order to 'Has 30 „ members. UKmfK,3. ,i»ld miu $2900 wvu uwcw „ 13 dot bed .presAe- ' dues.. 24 .< *ta> —ar.। were nmi-iHnt —, yd- Indian head ■ conduct the institution as economical-{-knAwr. children al tlw »hospital .providedI 135 ly as possible not to they <.1 u ............. „........... JIOS-MUIC and JIIU IWI IU run lull in til debt MVW | with books, doll* and toys which -............... . «-hirh 1 were privileged to lake home $3.65-was 13.00 included ’chTm Hs. • stZ-nSm? Ink Included dLMUisMl dismissal of all «tra extra >*1P. help. | “"no~sft“ M^KHth'rmirr. tZalfK r'l.M.. Ila. —. . MEHING OF PENNOCK is«.Tr <?p Banking Service forYou This bank has perfect facilities for the transac­ tion of ALL business ... and offers EVERY possible BANKING SERVICE to its depositors cutting salary costs, this one Item alone 118 members, paid $18 00 dues; $1000 Dishes for trays 92 78 saving the hospital $350 per month, donated 'toward sucker machine fund;, machine 15000 economical buying of food and .U Jutnixhed 4 do«m bath lowek. 32 cans ... . ’ . , fruit. I1; dozen cans pickle* and 2 'Total du'buraemenu .. 377 04 kind* of suppuea has alx> saved a grea. glaMW o( Balance on hand. $6 23j, deal; watching the waste has -also No g Mt4 H A Adroun> Chnflaf May IB. 1932 . $169.73 meant a >aving Ml»-.Herat spoto up- :H.,S j- nwmbers; paid $15 00 toward InBalance savings account ------. prreiatlvely of the attitude of Hy!AUCk(.r machlne juikI; and • 00 to JenrHe M. Freeland. Treos. -nur>e» nnd other employee* in accept- Mrs-R A Bllrton -(or ch*rt€y fund. The fallowing annual report wan pre­ ’ing tlw reduction in wages, and shorter On lmnd ,W3'H sented by MI m Hcrst: h^r< Blw »bo xaxl "We could not No , Un j p Edmonds Chrm Hax operate the hosmtal were it not for thmcmbers:, paill ,IM0 rfui s. silanee 646 admitted, not including' b'irtlrs or out patterns. awi ui.ee given by th- Guild nwm-.| „n hMnd |17ra pwngMj lH • bers ejencme recognire* that a hos-<t.aM;% 13 ,1U{hl #tuK, < sp^ads. 119 births jxttal not a money making ime»t-|and w ,heeU. foIdf(J 4 <aUtt.. 767 discharges. 40.ot which were dekths. pent, init in there day> it has an inade 14 npv «heets. hemmed 30 tray' 4,621 total days' service. especially hard time and it 1* onlylfIoth!i >nd j d0M.n 1U|llua,; d(Klaud B 12 93 daily average. 292 minor operation*. through such agencies as the Guilds quarU tomatoes that its work b. |u«ribJe. Another sub- - No 8 Mr, jHCOb |u.hoi. chrni Has | 166 major opcrajioiw. ject .direuMrti by the Mu-ermtendr.-n:: ,Wf|,t>. mi.mber*; paid $2000 due.*;' 30 basal metabolisms. ., was the low bet. occupancy More mod-||j000 to^ard Mucker machine fund: rrtf equipment- and better trained j J11UP Mlll b-Unc^ of -fi 4nd twooo Out-Patients. • pliy.slcUns and nurses t- i-.d toward 1^,^ Hirim-hrd 48 hurrery pads, 128 144 patients treated. more rapid recovery by patients ann dUlx.t,7, 1H babv btankeU. 24 baby1 100 X-rays. the training given toy health und mi-1-I -nwts. 24 pairs stHbbug*. « glass** Jelly' 17 basal metabolisms. fare agetwws help* to keep people well I |nd rU (rult na « quarts umi a* they lywrn howto better care for-1 No „ Henry HrOrJ. HUI. Chnn ,r , ,i?W No. 9» . M Mrs. Chrm, H Har themselves, mi hospital care is unneres-r20 .members; paid $20 00 dues; bal- 1‘ death. u,'aln sary, AH ot there things reduce the-bed1 Ii anre on hand. $116 61 Paid out for ' 4 Child's Free Bed, cases. • ot-cupancy of every hospital Patient*! kitchen supplies. $17.7): donated 19 ; 51 Barry' county cases. who were previously pay patients un i' quarts of fruit.' 2 glassy 'jam and]117 Burry County Health Unit cum I now being treated r«t the government . bought fruit amounting to $l.db. : 38 Pennock hospital Charity cases. and municipal hos01tab in-trad ‘ ' Ti>n 1j s-n ln Mrx c s McIntyre, chnn ]■ 4 Eaton county cax>. I* one ot tlw must sign.. —.... ,reawm. „a> ,2 members; paid'»1? (» dues: I14 Ionia county cases. igmllcaiit fcr;thr drop in bed occupancy, wrniMini-v ^t the! ’’1 $10.00 toward Aucki-j machine fund. 7 American Legion cases, 165 days', service. pre]sent time, statistics prove 1)Mt more | I donated quantity of'jelly and canned Charity cases have Increased in j babies are being born in tlw homes, i fruit. the last report from Chicago showing i No. II. Hastings.MfK. Co., and Car number during the past year according: that 70 per cent were home cares. Tills | Seal Otflre Giris' Guild, donated $10 00. to the report given ly Mn. E A. Bur­ No. 14. Mrs. E. M. Banws. Chrm ton, chairman of that department of a: hospitals. Miv Her. : »uld there wc-r,- Hus 20 jiaid members; |uud $20 00 dues; the hospltaL Tile report, follows: a number of outstandma iwcd:- at Pen­ i hemmed 20 sheets and 35 tray covers;.. Balance on hand ut nock hospital and enumerated than a*' paid’$1000 toward sucker machine and nt last report -- < follows: Diathermy• machine; bed pan furnished 1 dozen table cloths for July 7 Rcc'd. >rom Ro­ rack: bed lamps; bedside tables lor the]> nurx^* dining room. Mrs. Fred Smith tary club ...'..1.:... rooms; rubber matting in the kitchen; -1 and Mr*. Solon Doud furnished n August 1 Rcc'd. 'from 541.17 Additional floor screens und an electric quantity of jam. jelly; canned tomatoes Guild No. 6 mixer tor uy in the kitchen 'and fruits. . ’ Im. on Sav. acct. Mrs. Harry Hayes .spoke of her ap­ 18. Heed No. 15. MD. Walter Wallucc. Chrm February preciation and thanks for the Splendid from Lecture Course assistance given by die Guilds during ‘ Has 15 members; paid $15'00 diic.s; Comm 232.31 mended quantity of garments; folded the past .year and lioja-d they would gauie into sponges amb hemmed n.ip: By care ot 41 patient-■continue doing all they could jor this r.l.Lcry । kilts; held fruit shower since Mav' Muy* 1931 . $ we en caure. , Balance . . At tlw close of the btuine.xs session a Ii No. IR. Mrs. Kenneth Leia*. Chrm. . very Interesung prOgi-atn wtu- given-. Hus 41 paid membeta; paid $41.00 dues; Total . . . .$113.'38$1132 38 -which all enjoyed. Roy Cordr* sang two:.balance on hand. $82 57: donated pleasing number-., ’ Hear My.‘ Ye Winds $10 00 toward sucker machine fund: THE BANK WITH THE CHIME CLOCK folded 4 .bolts Tnc „ ,and Wave.- by Handel nnd .May. The hemnwd IB .-hceu; J. gauze into j^xmges; mended ‘ 19 ■ garwas v Maidin' by Sidney Lanier. Miss Mar­ sell attended nt Mrs.- Addie gery Reynold- accompanied him. A nit nt-*; hemmed 20 tray cloths and 30 Newton'.* group tof Mbs Theo Parr's gym pupils ]-‘T",..U .. .ckehmeollhr' -gave several delightful folk and char- ] No. 19. Mr.-, Mae Palmer. Chrm. Ha* prayer service. She read the 91st; actcr dances.'and especially enjoyable 36 membet*: mid $20 00 dui-s: .donat.-d: Psalm, after which several of tlw. $1000 inward sucker machine fund;) ladies led in prayer. "More thing* are. of first graders, Mis’ Esther Doty acted .material bought. #30RO; balance on wrought, through prayer than the a* uccnmjwnist Following this wa* a ■hand -----------------„.. a„,ru ever u,_ dreamed of." $73 54 --------------------------------ACcompJL-hmeni'-^mad.'I world , 'j' clevand.amusing lmprreon.»iion 0; 620 *ponge.*. 30 masks; 24 towels. 14: our Our president. president. Mrs. Addie Edmond.*.] Edmond’ . , ... •Clara. Lou and Em." .. Hie cast. bcl.^ fUlg pair bed boAi... and 20 bind«Ts: mended, then held a short biulre -sewion after SOUTH .MAPLE GROVE. Mrs. Wallarc Osborn. Mr.-. Raymond and 16 ’Jwct:--. 18 surgical; gowns. 9 bed which Mrs, Edith Snyder gave u re-' Mr. and Mrs. peter Hohman and sons Wtndi knecht and Mrs Homan A id- spreads and 25 pillow cares; donated 221pmt of the convention. pausch. Il utis very well done and the quarts -fruit. 6 cups Jelly and 1 bottle! The program on "Child’ Welfare" unit Mrs. Beatrice Laurent Were at Lake Odessa Thursday. • many local hits were much enjoyed. ’ grape juice. was given as follows; Mrs. Lulu Gray nnd son Robert were The meeting clo^d with the singing ot No. 22. Mrs Clayton Brandstetter,' A talk on "Prayer in the home and business visitors at Middleville Thurs­ •'America “ Chrni. Hn* 34 paid members; paid ; »* effect the children' by Mrs day. This meeting was a very enjoyable] $34.00 dues; donated 34 jwira pillow I Edith Snvdcr. Mrs. Frank Norton spcnt-Wcdnesday one.nnd all who attended were thor-; Heading —• Tiic Convict’s . Stary" by ufternopn nt Vermontville. onahl'y convinced that the Pennock ’ *!?' iuVa , , | Ira Jarrard Jarnxrd And nnd Vcm Vent ElUston Elliston iveri were Hospital Guild* ure doing a WonderTalk... on -Tlw Restoration of the 1 marricvi Innrrict| Wednesday ahcrnqrm .11 at Ver; „ .................. vveuiw-way aiicriiuiin vi-iiui work In greatly assisting with tlw ] lonw by bv Ml. Mrs. Ante Bower-. Un’i-or. .. Roach ... Tlw ...... vouijr _____ ’ Ainy | montville .... by Rev; ihnwihg a; balance on hand of Horne support of that institution. V’ tO<1 One, couple will live with her parents. with $73 70 tn tlw savings ae- । Report? of tiic various Guilds are utile Drink. . . Mr and Mrs wybte Thomberry and count- • given herewith: . . Readmg and dL-wureion on Our daughter* of Lansing and xRalph No 1. Curtain Guijd. Mr.. Fred St*-b- May fii. 1931 Cash on । !?ut rs Mothers In the , Coming Tlwrnberrv of Grand Ledge spent Sun­ bins. Chrm. Has IB membera. paid hand, .. , d“>' With Mr, and Mrs J. C. Elliott, $1800 dues and $1 38 for dining room KercipU. The following questions were Own! Mr> Hnwxiits of Vermontville curtains at hospital. Rccclv’ed, $6 75 From due.' .$37309 direu>M d -jh.w Far Can the Mothers da>i |xM WTrk w,ttl |H.t say \ou Cant in Determining Forms t,u.r Mrn Nort(in lot Amusement- fur Young People In Mr B1M1 M„ n<lk. Do™,*. gnd Mr4 V n,’, A|^L: : ,Ho~ Cai,*,..We Kcep Zall“ MllIrr of North Nashville spent 1 \ounB Wopk In Church?" Sundav u, G E Marshall's. . ,? . v.aapb<‘ hen r<1Jd-ui.MUclr Mr. and Mrs Alfred olrnxtead nnd vv . daughter. Mrs. Bryan VanAuk.-r and n V J*’ ',M**»“h »«n» spent Btofidav at Prank. Rndeman'.* Mrs Florence Fleming tlw third Tues‘ ■ Charlotte. '■ i near day in June. , Mrs Joe Shoup and Mrs. Edith Mc­ Nabb spent Sunday night with tlw. Carlton L „. A --------- _ „ en-,‘ VanAukrn family. terkuiwd by Mrs! Win. Savucool and' Sam Burkmust’er returned from her daughter. Mrs, James Wallace, al ] Detroit Sunday. His daughter ana their home. 302 E Grant St, Thurs-1 children and Ed Hill came with hint. ’ day. June 2nd tor supper. All arc' Lawrence Buriy and friend ot Port­ cordially invited. . : land. Indiana.'spent the week end with ’ ' | There were a vood many nut to tlw | Annie Smith The service Th“ Wilcox lw"m" Cemetery Circle will put xniu-, Sunday ut Hie local M E on- -.( ---------Decoration" day• -program at the Iclflirch. ’ -— — •—----------clfiirch. Tin Carlton Center, school plrnu : Wilcox cWuryh Monday afternoon at l was held Friday on the lawn at the lavr declared they would have hail i home o! Mr. and Mrs. Hehn Williams. I Mrs Frank Norton and Cleota enrtK presp,„.,' tertatned the Ladies' Birthday club •modeling Mork^ihuir lone ae<» if ' A-dOiXi many of the parents were they had been aili tq s t assured outi-ri.il and as j*-r.t und all hud h fine tunc. We are i Thursday. workmanship .it a ft.it price. ‘H's such a «lintenWnre! all glad Mt*. Watrous wiili be with u> .Mr '4,lri Mrs u w l,*‘n anrl «r“nd' OU will wonder, when you im it, how so .Here are features that guarantee complete sat­ , iHicrthcr y t ar. '’*) -.jn-nt Sunday afternoon a; Kalal our houM-. hie *<»ur or, much quality, so many features, such t-a/iro isfaction, dependable and economical opera­ . -Mr* Frank Ho-mer is in Pcntuxk' nuu00 Taken tn time, little defyrtran be given for turh a low price. ! ho.pital, for observation and treatment ■ L’,lu Gray and yon Rnix-rt and tion, and years of deep enjoyment with your Her frunds ipui neighbor* an'-sorry; Chrl’ n-,a' W< Sunday evening a: Kelrinalog. >h< r. not gajiuiig more rapidly und Harold Gray's tn t4-sl Assyrl* And the closer you inspect the new low-priced !wi.h *" OI(? lashlonrd ---------------ui.h lor her ua complete recovery. rt-cuvcry. i An belling was given There are 8 Models from which to choose. Conte Kclvinator ”K" Model, the more you will realize Mrs. Elmer Marlow was m Grand Ml- *nt* Yem EHuton Friday in and let us show you die bififiett valut in tiiat here is a real, quality electric refrigerator Rapids Sunday to visit her -sister and r-!Hht by the neighbor* (tut n-polor h.i- InUlid that one >“■'» "I’portunitir- for'-t unotnle- m Hasting- |n husband. Mr. and Mi> Sherman Oler.l -----------------------------------electric refrigeration. Small down payment and at a price so small anyone can afford to own iL IIOLMES ( Ilt'RC II. . who were severely injured a few week* convenient ternia on the ReDwCo Monthly ritniiinicnd Red Top Insulating Hoard. made ; ago m an automobile accident. i —- — — v-"" Just look at these -features - porcelain cooling Kwd (ilM-ri l( has pigh In-uUlinn value. Budget Plan. Mr* Caryl Fuller and little daugh-' d.iiigluers of Grand Haven sji^ir. thsturdy. anti it- »prrlalVe liardriw unit—large ice capacity—heavy bar type shelves :t« r are at the home ot her parent-. ***k end at Joseph CreckfOrd's and, fully and tiotiuinually driuratell. Mr. and Mr Wm. Huie for a short Sunday callers >-r’re Mr. and Mr> —]>orcclaui interior for easy cleaning—eight :tay. Welby Croekford and children ot yl.MPORTA^T freezing speeds—chrome liardwarc — legs, high Bobby. Brant ol West, Selwwa visited ] Woodland.- Mr and Mrs. Harry JamcWhether your final choice is a Kelvioator or aomn ' his cousins, the Clem' girls, over Hie -"‘d Dr Fowler of HakUngs. enough for easy cleaning but not so high they other electric refrigerator, select • model that la weekend ' . Will Koblc of Coats Grove wax a spoil the beautiful lines of the cabinet—auto­ iUs» workman will do your job. To <.hf?w hi- apixi large enough for your future ea well aa present The Seventh Day Adventist school Sifaday visitor al. Hubert Barnum* matic electric light 1 porcelain models) —Triple , eiosed Suirday with a plcnjc at Sugar' Tne Mtsic* Mary Ingram and Lucilr time inrestnieal. choose one that is maaufanured Built lake. , Willetts spent the week did w ith MU», Control Panel with overload and defrosting by a reliable i.impany, with proper experience Mr Und Mrs H. L. Allerding visited Julia Durkee at home switch—rubber Ftexo trays—table top—heavy in the refrigeration field. "Orplwn'’ produrta of Sunday afternoon gt the Nick AllerMrs: John Meade and- saiu ot Coldit will m-pert it free of Charge or obligeany kind are poor inveslmem^ And the cheapoM ‘ dsn; home. ' wafer Camo Bunday to spend tlw week 'Kclvatcx insulation — theAuno-lested and proved >ou a (omplele report on iu condftlon. Ibis product becomes the nx»l expeoaiae if it fail*. ------- ■ ■***„,---------iwr mother, Mr». Ben Crockford. । Kclvinator compressor—and the finely con­ FAIR LAKE.----------- j Mr and Mrs Roy Wickham and ions , The Ladles Aid Society which met i }peut Sunday at Lawrence Farrell'* i structed Kclvinator cabinet | with Mrs. J/mixc Talmage was largely. m Carlton I attended. The meeting for June will be I Mr. and Mrs Bernie David ot Lan-' ’ ’ ‘An Inspected Home Is a Protected Home” . held the third Wednesday tor *upper' Mng apent Thursday evening will! their ‘ , with Mrs. Allen Gnfhn. I aunt. Mrs Joseph Croekford. We realize that SUCCESSFUL Banking serv- ice'is dependent upon the SATISFACTION of the customer in EVERY transaction, whether it be making change or accepting a deposit. Here is where the the personal element enters—an atmos­ phere of friendly interest is a-feature of this hank Accommodating, though sound and conservative, this bank is always striving to be an institution of real comtjjunity worth. * ■ When in need of banking service come to this bank. This Bank Has Always Paid 3% Interest • Compounded Semi-Annually on Savings a. HASTINGS CITY BANK Capital . $75,000.00 Surplus . $50,000.00 I IF y <ie It’s Such a Convenience Surprise Home Inspection Service! ” ✓ Courteous Inspection—Flat Price on Material and Labor- Supervision of Work—Think of .It! Y Give A Worthy Man A Job ROBLESKI ELECTRIC CO. ,WWhL Mr> Keuh Dwto« *nd Min The Home Lumber Co. Mildred Fnta and children and Mrs j of Freeport were married Thursday Lottie colluter apcnl Sunday in Jack-1 evening. Congratulations ; TELEPHONE 2276 . ~: Because ol hosuhty shown., against An old canvas found in a Lyons. Bermuda's naw arid only railroad b-., France-garage u believed to be Tm-imhatatanu of the-aland, the Bermuda toretto'a "Christ Being Carried To TiMj Parliament paac-ed a apecul law makTomb-’' j ing It a crime to wreck a railroad train, j HASTINGS, MICHIGAN HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Kelvin at or 4 « �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, W» • Troop er.. Troop 72. Troop 71 Archery MTI.O. ' in the shade or on the clothes rack, Robert Smith 65. Wcndel Carter 65. Ed. changing the position occasionally. The Milo .ichool, picnic in connection' Lynd 65. Bugling RiiamHI "Smith 75, with tlie P. t\ A. Will be held Thursday Silks, rayons, and woolens should be Wlnfrod McBain 55, John Leary 72 at the home of * Mr. and Mrs. Geo.' rolled in a bath towel, not allowing the By Home Economics Specialists Michi­ fabric to roll upon itself, and should lie Signaling. Trrfop 75. Troop 55. Troop 65. Worn!. > gan Stale College pressed on tlw wrong ride while Mill The regular Court of Honor for the Pyramid Building. Troop 75, Troop-65, damp. month of May was held Wednesday Troop 73. Sherman lake, going Saturday and re-! A fine camp fire program, myttcry evening tlw iRth in the court room turning home Sunday evening. Four simple causes are the reason* MORGAN. ' The following . advancements . were hike, bird hike, tree hike, nature hike, Mr. and'Mrs. Merle Bradfield enter-’ for moat of Hie unsatisfactory tesulu treasure hunt, chutch service made a Mr. and Mrs Van Orsbome and made: In home dyeing according to Miss Irene daughters. Betty Jeane und Loretta Second C19»: Robert Alner, troop 65; very wonderful week end Buut'.»‘.'< tallied the Four-Thm-‘-Four club ot ’ Taylor, clothing gpecialixt, Michigan May. of Bellevue and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wise, troop 65; EUia CroV., houses and individuals ro-operatrd-:h Kalijmaxoo Thursday evening. Four State College.-TiM'-'c are; use. of too Gaylord Varney of Charlotte spent troop 65; Bernard Bcnrway. troop 65; making the occasion u surre/j. bv help­ tubh'.s.of prowrexiive pedro were in small container to allow -sufficient Sunday will* the former's grandpar­ Wendell Carter. troop. 65; were: People's play. - . Bruce Ing with food and, coverage in bath, uneven, distribution ents. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Eberly. , Mr. and Mr. F B' Wilcox and' Brumm. troqp-77; L^tlls Kraft, troop, Cash Market. *dei<<l and Bimfnrd. Al dm- td tlrcsonrg stirring methods and Bradfield, orul JackMrs Beatrice Knupp-and children of 77; Ryan Williams, troop 77: Howard Beasincr. North Bid*' Grocery. Highland;. daughter. Mi niUMQuent puutbie spasmodic agita- Hastings culled on Miss D Hagerman Belxon. troop 77; Russell Partridge.. Dairy. Candyland. J, W. Annbrurier. sfieni Saturday In Hardings. • tlr.ii, improperly mixed dye bath, and Saturday Mr and Mrs. Clinton Quirk ctUCala-i . troop 77; Arnold Hayes, trqpp 71; 'Fred Smith. Palmer Drug Store. Mtduse of hard water. Mlw Opal Webb accompanied Mr. Robert Cole, troop 79; Nell Rice", troop, dleville Creamery Co, Cweth and rnaaoo spent Sunday with the formcra-' Since the stirring process U one of and Mrs Shirley Iliuman and Jean­ 79; Arnold Towns. troop 79; Leslie, Stebbins und Herbert Mureluiwa. parent Mr and Mrs Krnot Quick. tin- hunt liniwrtnnt steps, washing nette of Quimby to Jac|c.son Saturday, Hauer, troop 79; Gene England, troop They all motored to ,Banfirid alter! SCOUTMASTERS DINNER. machine.* haw been found to lx- effi­ returning harm* Sunday evening. lunch .md i.|x-nt the ereniug wlth-Mr.1 cient. An average M 10 to 15 minufi' Rev and Mrs Conklin of Hastings Friday evening May 27. at th. Bay und Mrs. Vrrn Quick nnd family. First Class: Armond Stimson, troop longer than the time required in dlrec- called on Mamie Webb Tuesday. G5; George 'Jorgenson, troop 65; Ken- 1Scout headquarter* hi Battle Creek, tlie John Bradfield wa* a business vWHons for hand stirring is required Ruby Webb’ tv entertaining the rcoutrmirter-' appreciation din­ tor in Kalarnuron Saturday Horton troop 55; Joe Thomson, annual' i Ui Here’s a good house paint that when the washer is used. Care should mcaslea. irtopTl; Lawrence HA'krr. troop 77: iner will be given by tlw? Area Council Mr ami Mr. II J Flower and Miss. be taken to run tlie machine to mix Rev. and Mrs L Gibbs and family Dempster Row. troop 78; Max Curt/xs. :for all sroutmaMvr-., cubinaiten, ar st. g ves-much better results than tin- dvr bath thoroughly before putting of Hosting.', spent Wednesday ■evening troop 78; Floyd Everhart, troop 78; ।MtoutmontcrA and deputy eummixriorfv ‘ Bernice "pent the week end and Sun­ \ BLUE7-fSIAR * paints ordinarily sold at or in the fabric Instructions crinccrnint with Mt and Mrs Clair Van Sickle. James Cool, trodp 78; John Slefqrt, ।era. Let’s have a Itxj t>: <-n: uti.nd- day at th..,- home of their daughter and •.I ter. Mr and Mr II M Ki flnedy and 1i|C adding of salt,.vinegar, or what­ UQbiD PAINT about the same price... Lown Callers nl J. W? Shaffer**'*Sunday troop 78; John Bftmett, troop 74. reuw. . . ever other ingrrdlrnts fqr retting color were Mm. Harry Hammond and chil­ Star Scout: Chav. Holes, troop 65; Bmothirs BLUE STAR Mr. and Mr. Ted Turk and. little Is ndvlMxi should be observed care­ dren of Vermontville. Mr. and Mrs, Veiiunr Wlninger. troop fl: Leo ChumSCOUTS IN UNIFORM ^ “ "' “ ■ “ ‘ 21 LIQUID PAINT. fully. Alway-, wet the material before Howard, Hlmlfcr of Kalamazoo und Mr tM-rlatn. troop 65; Don Holl, inxip 65; Friday mowing. "May 27. all .scouts d:night.r were Sufiduy^wrrtnrm ot Mr. putting It iuto the bath und. if it L> and Mrs. Allen DcLong mid grand- Don White, troop 66;' Jack- WillianN. of 1 the Central school ar« asked to u« af and Mr.*. Ferri.s Quick J v __ Although low priccd. BLUE soiled, wash and rinse thoroughly. Any parentn of Grand U-dge. * C'lyd-- Kershaw ana aunt Mrs. Mary their unifornu and inert in tin: south troop 65. ' . that will not be covered by the .11 STAR offers an exceptional forming double tunka before J. Teller, of Plainwell visited, at thr Eagle Scout: Fred Granger, troop 65. corridor, 1 dye should be removed first. Enough THE FIVE AGES OF MAN. home of the latters Inothvr. Albert Animal Industry: Donald White, marching Into ihe auditorium. value. It brushes on smoothly "Daddy, I know how to do every­ troop 65; Robert Rugg. troop 65; Ben bath should lie iimkI tn float tlie mater­ Chase. Saturday. . ial and sutllcieiu for the action of the thin;." said the little boy of five. TO PUCE FLAGS; and evenly, hides well, and covers a surprising amount of Mr and Mrs. Irving Barber of Cr<_*sAdcock, troop 7F, Robert Boughner. washer, dissolving the dye thoroughly "What I don't know isn't worth troop 78; William ,r___ . Boughner, ________ I 78; Saturday morning uniformed xcouu ' sef were aiho callers at tile Chaw home troop | surface per gallon. The price of BLUE STAR PAINT noir is before adding to the bath knowing." .said the young man of twen­ Nonh Mincrd. troop 78 . ; will assist the American Uidon Post in Saturday. Perhaps tlw most difficult color to ty Mr.. Ethlvn Toore vi.it<<! her six-' Art: Floyd Curtiss, troop 78; Robert j. placing flags on nil uf lh.' the -soldiers and procore b. an even and permanent "Well, anyway. I do know my own Boughner. troop.78 n-~ — — -. ------------— •‘ !<■«.'Mrs Ixittle Fulk and family and >— sailors graves at *»the cemetery. black. To iinure the mast satisfactory trade A to Z," said the man of thirtyi..r brpthet. Mr Alfred Chav. and AUdetics: William Fox. troop 73; I IcsulU. thr material should be dyed five. MEMORIAL DAY PARADE family of Batts.- Cnek from Friday till. ' ynn Perry, troop 73; Donald White. J with the complement of ns original “Tliere are very few mutters. I ain troop 65; Charier. Holt*, troop 65; Rob-' • .Monday morning. May 30. all scouU Munday morning. color io prodiicu a grayed tom?, and sorry to say. that I am really quite sure ert'Rugg. troop 65; Fred Granger, . and leaders are q.ikrd U> form by troopiHARDWARE COMPANY tlH-n dyed black. A light color can tiev- about.',' said Rm- man of fifty. troop 65; Jack Wllhanu-. troop 65; My­' In columns of fours on South Church from-sc.iiool sinre Monday of a week: i r be obtained over a duik one. For “I have learned a bit. but not much ron Smith. Pack 12; Robert Smith, st. between State and Court streets to ago on account of having measles This iM-rmarn nt dyeing, the bath should be since I was burn; but knowledge is ao troop 65 march to the cemetery after which an­ i» the first tmw- John h.t» cu r ml^ed HASTINGS, MICH. kept Just at tlw boil, while- for liming vast that one cannot become Wise in a Bird Study; Charles Holes, troop 65; other formation will be made on school and has never hud a tardy murk tlw water may iw lukewarm, about short lifetime," t>aid tin- mafi of Mxty- Robert Smith, troop 65. Church street by the MethbdlM church in all of hu school life, an enviable ' IIXJ P. cutton may be hung on tlw line fivc. iNirnde to the day record. ’ rwuvj, viwp io, for the ...... .. Memorial .. .................... Book uiiiuiiik Binding:. Wm. Ftorbcy, troop 78; Robert Noah j: ‘’xerciM.'s AH scouts leaders— should A very grx«i meeting of Milo Aid fiUvvi; Boughner, uuuKiiiivt, troop iiuvp 78; 7a, . Nudh ' ------- nnd --------•— -- -troop — - ■ Gillette, — Mincrd. 78; Junior troop ii be on Cl’ hand band with all all troop troop nnd nnd Ameri Ameri-­ Wedne.Mi.iy at the home of Nina-Fen­ can ner, Several interesting article.*, were' 65; Robert Rugg. troop 65. • 'ra " flogs. n““' read; Mr. and Mrs David Bhephvrd Carpentry: Donald Hall, troop 65; AREA FIELD DAY Before you paint your home, see us about BLUE STAR Jack Williams, troop 65; Ctjale Arnold, ■ Friday. June 3rd. the Area Field Day were- prex-nl and added much to’ the music. troop 73. LIQUID PAINT. Ask for Lowe Brothers free book on in Buttle Creek will begin with a pa­ Mr?. Jennie Chase returned to her Civics: Myron Smith, pJtT 12. rade through the business rectirjn to home in Kiiffimazoo TliurMlay after Hume Decoration. Cooking. Donald Hall, troop 65. Genebach Field wbtre the field events Cycling; Elvert Mott, troop 55; Wm. will be. run oil. R»rmatlon 12:45 be­ .spending n week with her brother and sLiter "The Fenners." FkdteOT, troop 78. hind th" City hall and events to begin Farm Home dnctlts Planning: Fred EAST DELTON. Granger, trodp 65} Nelson Gardner, promptly at 1:30. Everyone Li cordially invited to be present. Mr. and Mrs. John WtllUon. Viola troop 71. Sunday callers at Clute Louden's spent Saturday night and Sunday at I und Edd spent Tuesday near PotlerFarm Layout and Building Arrange­ were. Mrs Mary,Crookston e>( Has-, home. ■ RED CROSS EXAMINATIONS wl»ere they visited Mrs. W1IUment: Nelson Gardner, troop 71. Seventeen men took the finaPexami- tings, Mr and Mr-. Allison Louden of' The Tolles and Learn schools closed First Aid: Willard Arnold, troop 73; nation in the Red Cross First Aid work Gull lake. Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth Nash : Saturday with a pot luck dinner. ‘ *OH S winter and husband. Mr- n,ld Mrs- Vanwumcns youngest William Fox troop 73; Lynn Perry, Thursday evening. A very beneflciifl and daughter of Vicksburg and Mrs. Games and icc cream were also enjoye(j j daughter was taken to the liospital at troop 73; Gerald Pratt, troop 77; My­ course was. completed and plans arc Elsie Pennock. . Mrs. Lenah Durkee and three chll-’ ‘“’J ron Smith. Pjick 12. Mr and Mrs. Walter Willison and now being made for 5 class in the fall d ^7^ First Aid to Animals: Alfred Rich, for men, especially factory men on two children ot Banfirld, Mr. and Mrs.j dren of Wert Hope spent Friday night ft?und troop 79. DEFINITIONS. Senior American Red Crass First Aid Charley Beck of Galesburg and Mrs.•'1 and Saturday with her parents and Handicraft: Willard Arnold, troop work. Any man Interested b urged t > Ina Payne and son ot Hope Center i attended Ute school picnic at Tolles; 8teno«rapher-A pen»n who writes ' schoolhouse Saturday. j <hat 5he thinks the boss should have send his name, add rets nnd First Aid1 spent Sunday with home folks. Leather Work; Jack Green, troop 77. experience to the Barry County Health Mason Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Rex; Miss. Viola Willison and Stewart said. Lrathcrcrafl: Jack Green, troop 77; Unit. ' « » - --------------Waters nnd Mrs. Mac Scliautfhauscr i Waters visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert! Junior Gillette, troop 65; Clarence SurMeade's' Ranch, near Lucas, Kan.,. spent Sunday In Ann Arbor whcre'thcy, Hartman and two daughters of South rnrrer. troop 78; -Floyd Curtiss, troop __ , — „„„ Sunday ______ Nineteen .hundred and nineteen wn.- visited Albeit Sclinuflhauser. who wasi,.._ Hickory Corners afternoon. I the exact center ot tlw United States, 78; Fred Granger, troop 65. me last year tne united _ mat ‘hat Jhc United state., States' taken there one week ago for an op-.Their daughter. Lois, who has been is a point that is also used by the Music: L. R. Beeler. S. M. troop 65; Past Office Department showed itself toleration.. -’ 'confined to her bed the last three Canadian and Mexican dovernmenla Vernon Wlninger. troop 71. . be self-sustaining. Howard Morford of Battle Creek ’ months, is gaining slowly. jin conducung their surveys. Pathfinding; Robert Burr, troop 55; Carl Wachter, troop 70; Alfred Rich, tnxm 79; Clarence Suniphii-r. troop 65; 'Going Places".. Over Russell Buper. troop 79; Kenneth Dean, troop 77. . Decoration Personal Health: Donald Hall, troop G5; Kenneth Dean, troop 77; Gerald Look to your tires and tubeal Pratt, troop 77. Nothing wrecks the holiday Physical Development; L. R. Beeler, frame of mind so completely us 8. M . troop 65. u struggle by the roadside with Pioneering^X R. Beeler. S. M.. troop n flat tire. We'll gladly inspect 65. your tire equipment before you Public Health: Gerald Pratt, troop 77; Kenneth Dean. troop 77. Swimming: Jack Williams, troop 65; Robert Smith, troop G5; Dqnnld Hall, FINER IN QUALITY troop 65, Wood Working: Charles Holes, troop LQWER IN PRICE 65; Donald White, troop 65. New 1932 Lifetime Guaranteed Kim Sigler presided. Members of court and examiners present were: L. E. Barnett. Win. Shutters. Richard GOODYEAR Cook. T. 8. K. Reid. Sterling Rogers. You can turn the dustiest rood into a SPEEDWAY Russell Mott. Harvey Burgess. L. R. moist, dustless highway overnight. That'i Beeler. Arlle a. Reid. Rev. McKean. Supertwist Cord Tires • W Fred Granger. Sr.. Howard Stanton. how simple it is to get rid of the road _______ CASH PRICES_______ Andrew Bates, Myron Smith. Welby dust. Just as a light rain gives temporary, Crockford. Mayor Charles H- Leonard of Hastings, presented 1st, 2nd. and relief from dust, so Dowflake gives per­ 3rd place ribbons to scouts for Bird House campaign In the city. 29x4.50-20 manent relief. 30x4.50-21 28x4.75-19. These tiny white flakes dissolve them­ LEGION PRESENTS FLAGS. T. S K. Reid, on behalf of the L. J. selves in mqisture they absorb from the Bauer Post American Legion, Present­ ed Troop 51, Dowling. L. J. Oswald, air. They are thirsty flakes—they begin scoutmaster, und 80 Prairieville. Her­ 28x5.25JK work the minute they are applied to the bert Morehouse, scoutmaster, with 31x5.35-21. FREE! American flags. roadway. In/a few hours the road looks Expert Mounting as though a rain had fallen. It stays that WOODLAND WINS CUP The Joseph McKnight Cup ‘for the Better Than Many way for weeks. highest percent of Second Class pro­ Makers' Best Tires motions was won by Troop 79. Wood­ A road crew can dustproof miles of road land, Forest Roe. scoutmaster. Lifetime Guaranteed The Homemakers' Corner * Boy Scout News YOU PAY LESS FOR THIS PAINT! GOODYEAR BROTHERS DECORATION DAY a Good Used' NEW LOW PRICES! ♦ $1.00 FIND OUT HOW SIMPLE IT IS TO CONTROL $3.95 d yi 5 5 GOODYEAR PATHFINDER Supertwist Cord Tire® _______ CASH PRICES $4-79 30x4.50-21 28x4.75-19 29x4.75-20 29x5.00-19 .5.25-18 S15.25-20 31x5.25-21 -’i»x.< 31x4 32x4 _ 1» Other aixca equally low. TRADE! US YOUR OLD TIRES FOR NEW 1932 GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHERS . BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SHOP NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. PHONE 2482 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN SMITH & DOSTER 1! 0 DELTON. MICHIGAN TUNE TN WED__P.M. GOODYEAR RADIO PROGRAM Revellers Quartet-—Goodyear Concert-Dance ’ Ordbaetra Oueat Arthu WEEK-END CAMP. The week end ot May 21. 22nd was one of great enjoyment and activity on tlie part of parry fodnty scouts. One hundred-sixty boys and leaders as­ sembled at Camp Ben Johnston on the shores of Sherman lake for their first camp rally. Leaders in charge of activi­ ties were: Sterling Rogers, scoutmaster. 75; T. 8. K. Reid, scoutmaster. 71; Har­ vey Burgess, scoutmaster, 72; Winston Merrick, scoutmaster, 73; Herbert Morehouse, scoutmaster, 80;. Russell Mott, scoutmaster, 55; L. R. Beeler, scoutmaster, 65 and Calvin Boyd, scout­ master. 60. Soouters present as aids were Milton Leinaar, 60; Fred Granger, Sr.. 65; Hartley Finstrom. 74; Fred Bal­ lance. 72; Myron E. Smith, eubmastcr of Pack 12; and Douglas Hindes former scoutmaster of Troop 74 presided In tlie kitchen as two very capable cooks while RumcH Bush of Troop 75 and Robert Barnes Deputy Commissioner shared honors as camp buglers and Lloyd Shafer acted os Camp Director. Troop 65 Middleville took first honors in the field day with Troop 75 second and Troops 71 and 73 tied for 3rd places. Events and winners were—Line Burning—!. Troop 80. 2nd Troop 73. 3rd Troop 75. Fire Building and Water Boiling 1st, Troop 71. 2nd. Troop 73. 3rd. Troop 80; Flint and Steel 1st, Paul Gockler 05. Gayion Bell 65. Melvin Wise 65. Fire by Friction, Herman Jamieson. Troop 74. Dressing Race. Billy Glad­ stone, Troop 71, Harold Bolo, 73. Wini­ fred McBain 55. Knot Tying relay- in a day. Home owners can apply small -Quantities easily with a shovel. How easy it is to have dustless roads Is fully ex­ plained in our booklet "How To Control Dust". This book, sent free to inquirers, tells how much material is needed, how it jj.applied, and what it does. Learn how roads can be made dustless with nothing to stain carpets nor track into homes, no odor, .just clean moisture. interesting booklet todpy. Write for this . THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY MIDLAND, MICHIGAN �TftE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1«U PAM TWELVE BRANCH DISTRICT. TFI I HOW AVOID I hinds corners . i ell nuw TO IU AVUIU and ^Brvln Hvmii Junlor' Mra. Wm., Ryan and Priscilla, who, DISEASES OF GRAINS Iweyerman and are en- apcni spent last ww, week wi.i, wlth mi. Mr. and Mrs. u. L. 1 ■ , . r ----—Miss ----- Haiveraon. --------- ------tertainlng thp 'Many .Crop Reductions Fromjthe-measJesT 1^ mumps and . Bobby Casey r Mudge returned to her home ift Da-1 the measles. troit Sunday. / Mra. Forest Hgll and sons, Norman Twelve new case* ot mcaslu were ! and. Dale, of South Hastings called on reported in the -Branch district last Kir and unri Mrs Xtr .' Edit Fzlrt Newton^and K’.....‘Of. .. . AU are on the gain at_____ . 1 j Mr. family....week. present, East Lanaing-Michigan farmers who | Wednesday Norman stayed tor .... evening. - ---------------r----------—— Rev. Edward Rhoades pastor of the: visit. . n. and 8. Evangelical churche* lias, ;havc it*! portions of their grain cro{>»; a’ longer v,, ‘* •• jirom iu>vk* of dl-ease* will. returned. Friend* are glad towel-• from’ uic tlie » attacks b» ! •Mr- and Mrs. Mell Hendershott and: able to tell how to avoid •■■me of liicse >“*>* *nd Bruce and Donald Mark* all ।, come .Jtne him back.' back. ’ laves in the future I! they uhtalti Cir-.d Kalamazoo, were Sunday afternoon,■ — -------------------- ------Mr•'and Mrs --------Forrest- Bldelmsn called | cular Bulletin No 1J2 now .txmj . eaUcra at tlie home of Mr. and Mra. C. on Mr. and Mra. Arthqr Skidmore in printed ar Michigan Riat.- Coli. gr I N Tobias Their son Floyd and little Baltimore and made tiic acquaintance1 The iHilli-tm docnlK* most ol- th.-; daughter also spent Sunday there of the new son born May 14. common dixa .- m *ueh a^-manner Mg. Eveline Murphy of CoaU Grove Chas. Janson and Mrs. Bertha HenWhy not open an account in this tint they can lx- readily idcniWd with rXswl » successful term of school deraon of Battle Creek were (Sunday42-year-old institution? th.- aid of the illustration* which ac-. Um* Tuesday with appro|>riate exer- guests of Mr. and Mra. Geo. Hohman company the d.-wriptioiu. Many ol rises. The ladles of the district took Mra. Nettle Overamlth nnd. grand- j tm.x- disease* arc carried <•:> the Mid ,hv!r baakete and gathered there at daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. ■ grain ami can be prevnud by simple noon for a picnic dinner, which they oil John HoweU, were afternoon callers. , We fully guarantee.this flavoring not to cook treatment.-. . ■ vnjoyed. Tlierc will be a Memorial day pro- Rusts am! *niut-. exact most of tlw) U'ie Tobias and friend Mr. Gate of gram at the Wilcox church in the aft-’ out or freeze out. * 10^x1110)1 ft taken from the grain crops; Ba«Ue Creek culled ut the home of ipe yrnoon of May 30. with a speaker and dT. jm -. Nearly all bl the mtura are former's parents. W O Tobias, and a program by local talent. When making home made ice cream you carried frr.pi one c:op to th>- next, by family Saturday afternoon. Calvin Charlton a former resident of want a vanilla which will not cook out of the * ■ ■ i can b-prevented Mr. andAfrs. Fred Bush and sons and the Branch district is very Hl uf pneu-J 1250 Griswold SL, Detroit 1 before planting. Mr and Mra. ChaHcy Grumes and monla at tlw home ot hi* , daughter.' mixture and one which will not freeze outi This, Eitabliihcd 1BS9 ;i. Atnu-nt.- art father. Reuben Qramcs. -Mra Grumes Mrs. Zcda Bennett. A nurse is caring vanilla will stay with the entire process and the ■ two aunt* and Mrs. Payne, all of Bat- for him. given in bulletin 142J. L. Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings wheat! tJ'- Creek, spj-nt Sunday afternoon Wits One-of the wriinu diM-a.'c.-'of d flavoring will be just as good as it was in the BUGBEE CORNERS. I 1S perpetuated by the common bar-(Mr. and Mq. W.-o Tobias' and son Jicginning. tin intermediate ■ Kcet and wife.­ Mr. and Mrs. Clanlicc Cap|>on ami berry which acts .... disease. Loves ..... host .... for-the frqpt this' Mr and Mrs. Ludcn Willison and Charlene, Mr. and Mr* Cecil Cappan . • None-, better for cakes, puddings frosting*, Mem rn-t can be r.-bH' d and pn-vnUd; family from near Hickory Corner* and and Betty Lou ot HosUngs. Mr and , , Nate Penrod of Adnan visited his Mr- Mid Mra Merle If all the conunair barberry U kill-.d. Mra. Libbic Cravens and brother. Clur- Mra. Wilbur Gibson and son ot Clover- OUwr caHcni cookies, ices and sherbets. , nitre. Mr*. Lulu Johncvx, Wednesdiry. Altempl* are bring made at all time.; <■«'«' Hardy, of Shultz, called on Volncy dale spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Count,uf Kalamaxou, Conilel Cappon. , Mim. Doreen Cainion returned Ivane I Mr. ».«. ~ — son. to breed varictles-of cereal crops winch I Hardy Sunday afternoon. and Mrs. Frank Castle und Sold by the bulk. Bring your container— are n-istant hr ummuie to disease Mr. and Mrs. Furast Hull and sons of Jay Chapman of Climax spent Sun- Sunday alter three weeks' visiting at were Sunday callers on Mr. and Mrs. Several dL-ea.-e resistant varictieij o! j South Hasting* visited Mr.- and Mra day with his sister. Mrs. Ciuu. FOOle Cloverdale und Hastings. j John Carlisle. Pruirkn Hie. gram have Uvn developed at Michigan; Edd. Newton ami family Sunday. Mrs. c. Mrs .-Stilt.-. Berkley Rock wheat S the lat-.M Mra. C. N. Tobiiui Tobias accompanied Mr* of ihese better inaUis develojx-d and It. Mary I‘ayne. son Lloyd and her datighto *'*' Kalamazoo w111 be ready tor dhtrtbuttun next year. k-r. Arkra ot Hastings ‘ •— Circular bulletin No. 143 wiil be avail5rc<- j Luvcm DeMott of Detroit and Mrs abfc early in June and will lie sent free Smaller amounts, Sc per ounce. ecto; (Sarah Newton <il HiihHIiks spent Sunto those rwiuestlng it from the Dlrerto: Eat--1 <l»y with the formers parents, Mr. and "The Vanillan Which Can’t Be Beat” of the ExiKirnncut Station at Eli*! : Mrs George DeMott and family. Lmuing. ' (for the money) - Mr*. Burrell piiillliu and children ut -------- - : Hastings spent from Friday inglit till Mr. Peck wa:> not vt-i v w. 11 Monday i Sunday at their farm hrlnw. and was unable tn attend tlw luncheon; Sunday calk-ra there welo Mr. and Mrs, and intcrtpinmenl given tu the Civil ■ Edd. Holley and children "f Kalamazoo war vetenuiA by the Hastim;• J,lmv;)and Mr. and Mtn. Frank Smith uud ..... family ol Vertnonlyine. . unable >o go nnd hope, he may attend i Ml-w Alice McKinms ot Grand Rap­ ■next yi-uf. ids called on Miss Susie Phillip:, and HASTINGS. MICH. PHONE 21 IS WE DELIVER I Mrs. Annie Pierce irfid her daughter.. mother Saturday. . Mrs. Grnild Buruliditlf. :pent,Thur.-- , Mra. John.W’cverman entertain, c^lu r day in Duwlltig, vbdtijng Mr. and Mrs. btuther. Mr Eddy.*,, Wocxlluntl |>ari of 'Marshall Pierce mid attending Ui<- lu.-t " jgradunHcin exercisy* in the eyc-nina.. . Mrs Maiming and daushUr went to Maritin Rui>' and family entertained ! Mi - Ruth- StiA/- clox-d hrr school: — The many friends of Mr. und Mrs Mr. and Mis. Cliirtuh of Pontiac and . with a pichlc at Hu- hall. Friday, May; ' ' PRAIRIEVILLE. Rlcliuiii Bburdo are m> clad to hear •i.,y Huinrni-r and family of Doster 20 | Tii^re wilt be no Fellowship lAt-atlm: • Mr. and Mra F. J. Hughe? arid Mr. their baby *?>n is improving from an A very *i>uccc.M>fut school year was rlhjs'Frltini’ night on account of thr and Mra C.i. :u- Huglu-s *|igut-'Siind.iy operation.’ Appropriate Foods for the Decoration Day ‘ graduating i-xcrci-rs ut Middleville, with' Mr. and Mrs. John Brighanf at Friday with a picnic and ball Robert VanValkenberg of Kalamuzw closed |Dc-.vitur where they met Marshall game with a large crowd to enjoy the;, Announcement later. outing ... Take advantage of A&P Special was at this jdace the paM week. ... . . .. «-«-•----------- --Hughe* and family from Logansport, day, ■ 2 ... ,, / Offerings, to stock up for Monday, May 30 'Mr. und Mra Charles Botirdo and A German, has built a brarii-en-, uidiunx Such famlR’ reunion* are cnMr. ami Mrs. Fred BoUrdo Spent Sun­ A pineapple is ob i>er cent juice and 2! pound rocket motor that develops 300, joyabk. /" horsepower. i Mr. and Airs. Chjtdcs Hughes'arc cnday with relatives ut Doster. per cent fiber. - i tertainlng the latter's sister. Mra. lair.■j man and daughter from Harbor i springs. - . -. Yakon Club Botllt | Some of tlie Boy Scouts from this Pale Dry United Stato Bureau of Labor statistics .show cost of living still is • group weftv to Camp Johnston Saturabout 50 percent HIGHER than*nineteen years ago. In only about-TEN jday and i^tumcd Sunday afternoon PET or CARNATION .'Did tiicy have a _good time? Just a-k YEARS, Ihe average Electric Rate to "this Company's Home Customers WHITEHOUSE, tall can them and tft^v>J"Say oh Boy! I'd say 2 tail cans lie . has been REDUCED -10 per cent, or nearly one-half. ’ we. did.” OLIVES Qt.( Stuffed 69c Pta., Stuffed 39c ' Little Janet Lewis is exjiedted home I from Univefajty hospital soon. Her RAJAH SALAD DRESSING quart jar 25c ■ many Utile friends x% well a- others I QUEEN OLIVES Encore Plain quart jar 29c • are pleased to know she is ifaproying. N.B.C. PRETZEENOS lb. 10c Donald, r.e McKlbb.n i* spending .vv2-lb. carton 19c N.B.C. PREMIUM SODA CRACKERS ;< ral days with hrr uun’„ Mra. Demin . Keller, of Hastings. ; The Ladies’ Aid will serve dinner nl ! ihe Methcdist church Decora tiAn day. | Mrs. Charles Hughes and guest.-, and ’ Mrs. Ethel Stebbins attended the school I play at Augusta Saturday night. i Miss Nora Chappell of Wayland spent lb. the past- week with her sister. Mr. and . Mr- Floyd Shclp. and family. ietunA . ing to her home Sunday. . TEA Grandmother’s Black or Green 1 Lib. tin 29c i Mr. and Mr*. Emory Chatterdon and PEANUT BUTTER Sultana 1-lb. pail or jar t for 25c ; daughter. Viola of Richland s|>ent Sun­ APPLE BUTTER Sultana 28-oz. ' jar 13c day afternoon with Mr. and Mr.- D. N. ■ Hunt-ywcU and Op.il. '• BOKAR COFFEE Vigorous and Winey lb. 27c ; Mr andrfflrs- Charles Deal arrived RED CIRCLE COFFEE Rich and Full Bodied Jb. 23c home Sunday afternoon after sjiendmg CRACKER JACK a h. pkg. 4c । a few month* in the northern part of the state. . Mra. Leia Clrteland of Columba.'. Ohio nnd Mr.-. Nettie Hyde bf Hasting* pint jar I were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rankin I Hyde and George Saturday, WHOLE or I David Deal and Charles Armstrong Grandmother1 I were in Ha^yng' Friday. The f ormer I SLICED | for. medical treatment tor.fr very pam-j fat arm. DILL PICKLES Lvcn Size quart jar 10c I Mr.- Maude Smith. ■ B> .dr:c>*' and I Fresh MARSHMALLOWS j Chain-* Armstrong visited Mt’. Aliv-I lb. pkg. 19c Kierus at the county home ‘Sumin BAKED BEANS Quaker Maid 1-lb. can “ Sc uJtentMni. ', SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pkgs. J 9c >• making .in' 18c CHATEAU CHEESE 1c . ... .... ron. Mr. and Vaughn ..Matt, at Cadillac. and Mi=. Cli^prd Sm(lli and son I nond of CbJitemo w.-re ctvt ’■ fr. Vanillan i These Causes Can Be Prevented By Treating Seed ' TAX FREE < Ij Building and Loan shares continue to be a safe and profitable investment for surplus funds. This Vanillan Compound is of the Finest Quality. It has a Good Vanilla Flavor. GUARANTEED (Jfje Rational ffioan & Imreatment fltompanji 70c - B. A. Ly BARKER HOLIDAY FOODS 10 5° GINGER ALE 11 IZ IVIILIX What Will You Have for Dinner tonight? CIGARETTES 2p*g,25c cw/on $1.25 EIGHT O’CLOCK COFFEE 19 Tempting Summer Dishes Sparkling Desserts Long Cool Drinks Krisp Salads RAJAH BREAD Tangy Ices i9c SANDWICH SPREAD Quickly and Economically Prepared in yoar FRIGIDAIRE fv place It* -iun?n cunvimivnct-a and t-f o electric refrigeration. All thus •luantHir- of pm. sparkling he cubes—plus the positive assurance that perishable food stuffs night—ali yours in Frigidain There u a size and model to fit your needs Jv Prices start .a* low as >130 iob. Dayton Begin to enjoy FrUddauc benefit* ' JUST PHONE 1395 A REFRIGERATION EXPERT TO CALL. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY , family north of Prairieville. i Mr. amf'Mra. S. E Bellgtaph anti son! i Robert and daughter France* of Hi!-1 । hards. Mr. and Mra. Bert Came- and I !daughter Ellen of Kslumaeoo u.-i-: iSunday citests. «l Mr. and Mra. John' iQbphaiit anil son north of Prairieville. md family pf Otsrga were Sundavl ;t|t*sU ol Mr and Mrs Hue) Sisson ■ Gi-o Woolsum and family ol Oullj lake, visiicd Mr*. Wool-ton's brother.! Vcrdan Covillc and family Sunday j Dwight Barnum and wife ol Coats* Grote Wen- Sunday evening visitors at Mort-Duson's. Arthur Richardson, wife artd son.j Ciu-tcr, accompanied by Mrs Tlura: Nagle r of Freeport visited their *ls-1 ter. Mrs Norma Vanderlip at f he Jowe Roush home near Lyons Sunday . • । Charley Overholt and family visited > lit* Miter. Mrs. Dell Eldridge and fam-1 d\ of Grand Rapids Sunday. They xlsoi called on his'brother, Lloyd OverHott.' at Dutton. Roscoe Fighter with hi* classmate*, i the Senior* o! Freeport High school. ‘ visited Lansing Wednesday on a sight­ seeing, trip. Several from here attended the bar-' enulearate service* which were held at1 Freeport Sunday evening. Geo. Thompson and wife of Freeport I v isited at Art ’Ricliardson'* . Sunday! evening. HOW not" tosell. Customer i want < dres« to put or. around the house ' Polite Clerk "How large,, is your, house, madam?"—Detroit News. Select your PICNIC NEEDS from our moat complete stock of Fine Cheese, Relishes, Cold and Smoked Meats, Potted Meats, and Canned Fish Pork Steak1; '1. " 3 Lb- 25c BEEF Tedder, Juicy *1 1 ROAST CuU Lb Ut PORK ROAST Shoulder Center Cub Slab Bacon Xs- 10c p“Skd Hams Miidc“” Fillet* of Haddock . PORK LOIN ROAST r*ea4 Qu. UC Lb Qr» OC Machine Sliced 2 lbs. 25c Lb 8c FRESH PERCH SHOULDER 1 Q2 »>• 25c VEAL 3 !*>• 25c Roast i*. l&C A&PTU GrFOOD STORES —« AHuttc * P*dfr Tm C*. �THK HASTINGS BANNEK. WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, IM* , DOWLING. FARM WOMEN TO MEET The Barry county "Little Sjsmphony; AT MICHIGAN STATE Orchestra'* will give a half hour con-• t cert beginning at/1-30 P. M. at the Bargain Day Specials TWO GREAT BARGAIN DAYS Friday and Saturday, May 27 and 28 You Can Save Money By Shopping At the Rexall Store Is HI 35c tube of TOOTH Wall Paper r FREE For these two bar­ gain days. We are. going to give you the ceiling absolutely free with each'room of side wall and bor­ der purchased. r Art Lac PASTE given with the purchase of any 25c, 35c or 50c tooth brush. 35c tube SHAVING CREAM given with each package of razor blades, 35c and up. The new finish for furniture and wood­ work. Beautiful col­ ors and a special low price for these two days on J pints, I pints, pints and quarts. Ask to see colo^card. J Special for boys and girls up to 15 years, 25c children’s circus tickets 10c at our store if purchased before 5:00 P. M. the day of the circus, May 27th. Save W ith Safety at the Rexall Store Hastings, Mich. Phone 2131 One-Stop Service The Tire That Taught THRIFT eUM.oitPto to Millions coast .«■ TWO (XTRA GUM.0IPPC0 CORD PLUS UNDtR THE TRIAD HOM.SKID TWCAD 1.30-211 1.50-21 iniHMi rain mi iMirm iiatitgii imhtmi IlIIHMl I IIMItMl FianiMt 5.50-18 BUS TIRU TRUCK IMIIIMI M.0f 30.5 ILD. ratum 36.8 ILD..... 6.00-20 H.l>. 6.50-20 II.I). 9.00-MII.1). as.id 51.61 < 1.6e ya.4« ia«.M ANDRUS SERVICE Telephone 2240 I CEDAR POSTS 7-Foot, 8-Foot and Large 8-Foot Ends TOO FAR? NO! Only 146,000 miles to date” Corner Court and Jefferson Casey H . 31.6 lt.D..... 3117 II.D..... 6.00.12 DA I M T Q F0R outside rrlllY !□ AND INSIDE Robert 5.30-19 1 1.73-M 6.00-11 GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. rr Vulcanizing Tire Repairing Battery Testing Repairing and Recharging Car Washing and Polishing Complete Lubrication Gasoline, Oil and Crank Case Service Expert Auto Electrical Service COMPARE CONSTRUCTION ■ QUALITY . PRICE "1 I I Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. CARVETH & STEBBINS Goods Delivered H,0C%NE East Lansing—A record attendance Gush, trombone; Ernest Scidmore from' . Is expected at the . seventh annual the "Poatum. State Winning Band," i Farm Womens Week at Michigan bas* Fred Htllej, violin: Dale Her­ Stale College. July 24 to 29. according rington. violin: Archie Herrington, T"V r'PGN‘'Q“'11 to Miss Edna V Smith, state leader at coronet: Joe Mix from Nashville. first home demonstration agents, who with violin and leader: Mary Herrington ' Dr. Marte Dye. dean of imine eco­ Piano and Albert Woodmansee, drums nomics, and R. W Tenny. director of short courses, is In charge of ar­ sie M Rullson. the pastor aim other "You get more when you get an aerodynamic music. Including the Melody Girls | rangements. The week will open on Sunday eve­ from Battle Creek, who sing over ria-: ning this year Instead of on Saturday lion WELL. Tlw decoration. uf the Rnckne—more me, more style,-more power, as previously Tlie first event will be graves at the cemetery Will immediate-I mere stamina. more ralml You get greater a lawn supper at the Gunson home on )y follow. ■ The usual church services will be i accelerating speed and greater top speed-. the campus, followed by a vesper serv­ held at Hie same hour In tlie morn­ ice. You get a steadier car on the tunn land on , Dally programs arc arranged to al­ ing following the Sunday school which. the straightaway. You get Free Wheeling, j low dlRerrnt grouju to receive special Mr and Mrs L. J Oswald anti instruction In several subjects. The Full Synchronized Shifting, Silent Secnod f morning periods will- be divided into Junior spent thr imst* week with Speed, Automatic Switch-Key Starting f two sections. From 8.30 to 10 00 friends at Toledo, being called -there by , and 4-Point Cushioned Power —all at fl o'clock home furnishing, home man- [16® death of a cousin. agement. fooda^aiulritlou and clothing.; Mr* I'auc Wiiliagu has bevn wri- ■. no extra charge. Drove a Rockne today! f I will be offered: and from 10 00 to owpy DI P»lwfth an attack1 11:30. the lime will be devoted to poul- jor ““D "tones try. landscape gardening, floriculture.' Mrs Anna Pierer of Irving li lted parllamenUry law and literature. jthe home lolk. Tlmnday nnd attend-. Afternoon programs will Include r(! *,M' Ladles Aid dlftner. also tlw lectures on "Safely in Home Clean- graduating exercuea at the church In ing.’ "Child Nutrition. ' International, evening which were exceptionally: Relations," and other topics. Handi-; k”" craft and recreation arc also a part ' M,r Bnd Mr* Theron Rl< e. of Com -; of the afternoon program* j stork were Sunday gm sts of their par-1 The varied entertainment provided en,s- Mr u,’d Mrs Willt tt Rice Jor the-etchings includes a lecture on Brr* H,-‘n,un »»» an Ypsilanti vbiMrcnomy. u Japanese Lantern party; Dor over the week end. aid « play by Hu- Dramatic dub. Tlw ’Mr. Mr wild Mr* Lawn'nre Holromlr and" annual banquet on Thursday evening mother spent Sunday al the Irome of. Mr and Mrs. A D. Crandall In Sa’.-. B the wrok-* final event. HASTINGS. MICH. tie Creek. ERrrn Norris has gone to Augiiriul ANKYRIA. where she will work dunnj school vs- [ Rrv nnd Mrs. Harold Dixon fit But- (cation . tie Crock circuit were making’pastorlal Mr. and Mrs Wall Norton spent the calls tn the Briggs community on ,week md at Prank Hanimund'a home’, Thursday. in Kalamazoo. Mrs Etta Stanton was:, At thr memorial services sponsored also ( a Sunday guest by the Kill’, and the Assyria Center All tlie ladles in the community who I Cemetery nrgaiuralions tn be held on kill, , ’ are requested to inert Thursday (Sunday. May 20 ut 2 30 P. M. al the (at the church and help In thg annual, Assyria Center church, the foUow-tng (clcaninu .' Many hands make light , i progrum will be given. foiiowyRby the ,work and then 's plenty to be done.: decoration of Aoldicr's graves at the Remember । it's this week Thursday. •cemetery : Music. Bellevue High school crriu-.'tra. prayer. Rev. Hitchcock: DIVORCE IN OLD EGYIT. song, congregation; recitation. Claude A study made by W. F. Edgerton and Phinlsey; song, Irma Nelson; recita-•■.published by tin* Oriental imtttutr ol 1 tlon. Carol Miller: address. Rev Dixon; the ' Upiveraitysof Chicano *show* that duct. Marion Stanton and Catherine . Egyptian marriage* could lx* di*-' Jones: "Abraham Lincoln's.Second In- .solved , at the of cither tlie husband augural Address,? Karl Gasser:, ud-.’nr tlx* wife. will Furtberpiore. provision dress. Rev. Hitchcock; music, orchcs- ' tra; song. Congregation: benediction. a as sometime* made for “trial" mar­ riages—that Is. marriages which wen. | Rev. Dixon in force only for a definite period, The Union Cemetery organization upon trt advance. There was no I hijve secured Dr. Paul Voelker of Rat- agreed 1 TELEPHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE the study says, and no 11I lie Creek College for the address on ceremony, ' Decoration Day_, May 30. The sen- ccfve t» be obtained from cither church or state. I ice* arc to be held al the cemetery at 1 12 00 P M in case of storm they will j be held at tli^ South Evangelical ' church( A K00*! program has been preI pared j Little Alton John Jv'orri* was |hr . week end guest of his .grandimrcnt’ j Mr and Mr*. McClelland of Morgan, i during id* mother's absence in De-1 troit. Tlie Briggs Ladles' Aid Society will; I wrve a .chicken pic dinner on Decora- i : tion Day. May 30/ ut their church. basement. . Mr*. Frances Jone* was taken to Nichols hospital, Battle Creek, on, Thursday where she submitted to an operation on Friday. Mildred Nickerson has left for her! home in Battle Creek after taking the I •'ighlh grade examination. Mrs. Olive Ferri* and lister, Inez i I Mamby. visited their mdthcr, Mrs Net-' tie Mamby. on Monday. Miss Mamby. | ■ who has bcm employed near Delton, is ‘ s|>ending some time with hq- sister | A. C. Hyde and family visited hL! purrnte. Mr and Mra. lamian Hyde Sunday, al the home of his suter, Mr and Mrs. David Jones Tlie Stevens school close* on Friday. May 27. with a picnic., dinner. Mia* Katherine Hunt, teacher, has been en-, gaged for next year's work, it being1. her third year there. Miss Era Mamby spent some lime recently ut tlie home of her aunt. Mrs Olive Ferris of Fine lake. Mrs Eva Winan* of Lansing spent part of last week with her sister. Mrs Hazel Norris, near Lacey, returning home Friday.' Mrs. Haze) Norris left on Friday for Eaton Rapids where siie accompanied Mr. and Mrs Vance. Jr., to Detroit to: be present al the wedding. Saturday, i of Mu& Grace IA»in. formerly of Nash- i rille and sister of Mrs. Vance, to Don] Shepard of Detroit. Mrs. Norris is a| former schoolmate of the bride and ua.s maid ot honor. The wedding took place in their new home, recently made ready for occupyancy. Rev. Irwin. ■ father of the bride and Mrs. Vance I jar formed" the ceremony. Tlie newly-' wed* left on a trip through PennsyL I vania. New Jersey. Maryland. Ches|M!gkr Bay and New York, where the parenU at. Mr. und Mr*. Irwin reside i Mrs R6sc Miller is somewhat im­ Hugh UrrharJ of Cedar Ru/ihli, luua, teili H. J. Catcy. “My firtt proved and Ruby LaClear is with her Willyi-Knight went 83,000 milet. Thit one hat gone 61,000 Io d«pe.“ pl present. Miss Doris Miller is spending the An Interview by week in Detroit. '’This is my second Willys- Mr. Orrhardi1 16,000 trouble­ Callers at the Hugh Case home last J. Knight car,” he said. free milci prore again uhal week were Rev. and Mrs. Dixon. Mr Chicana Daily Newt Reporter and Mrs Frank Schroder and Mrs "I started to use Iso-Vis in hod'll hdi 'h'morulKatril in Addie Leonard and Donald and laboratory leata anil in .1..4..4. Gladys I GH ORCHARD, Chamber my first car because it seemed Much sorrow is felt in the death of; to me that an oil that wouldn’t on the Indianapalli Speed­ Hie small son of Mr und Mrs. Harley | of Commerce Convention ' ’ ‘ tray — Positive Lubrication Iliin out wu just what aAleevc German, formerly ot Maple Grove, but I Manager al Cedar Rapidmlown, now near the lake .-hore. He was, Protection, hod l» (a Standard has driven two Willvs-Knight valve motor needed. I kept struck by an automobile while riding j his bicycle He is a. grandson of Mrs. | <jn using it Imjcmum: it did just Oil product) will not thin out cars a total of 146,000 miles. Thcnum Wilkinsoh. from dilution. Soo the Had und uliat I expected of it. My oil Born on Sunday night. May 29 a. In front of the War Memorial ' tx«by daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Albert j conflumptiou i* lower and tlie Hottie Teat al Standard Oil on a day tiiat was none too warm Conklin of the Stevens district. engine runs more amoothly.” Memorial service* wUl be held at the he pushed the starter to shou­ Wilcox church on Decoration Day. May I that the motor was not con­ 30, under the auspices ot the Wilcox' Cemetery Association. The thirty gealed and directed the report­ soldiers' graves will be decorated at 1:30 o'clock followed by an address und er to look al hl a speedometer. literary and musical program. The si«aker lias not been secured but Rev. eTb/arint Francis of Nashvilft is being con­ templated. ///// At the Rexall Store ) Crowded Program Completed church next Runday. previous to the I Memorial progfam which starts at 2 00' For Annual Event At East o'clock, The orchestra members are.' Lansing Heber Poster, clarionet: Theodore Hastings, Mich. DRIVE IN AND EQUIP YOUR CAR TODAY ISOVIS The tare Irom Fritdriciuhsfen to Pernambuco by way of the Graf Zep­ pelin is now <750, marked down from: •MOO. Oi STANDARD OIL COMP �. THEJIASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25. 1M2 PAGE FOURTEEN I were Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas and' children and Mr. and Mrs. Owen • kee were united in marriage Thursday. Moore of Hostings. Philo Seger of Smyrna was a gueat Muy 18. nt the M. E. Parsonage Rev Oak forests of north central Michi­ tablespoon sugar anti n dash ot pap­ China ,. hasn't so jnarty telephones as Wynn performed tile ceremony They of his aunt. MVs. Cora Gardener, Mon­ gan are menaced by a new-surprise at­ rika. Add 4 tablespoons tan-agoy vine. gar and cook over hot water until it)e'state of Connecticut. will make their future home on the day. . Mr. and Mrs. Crnv of Nashville were tack from a new enemy, tlie "walking George Fuller farm near Woodland. stick" insect, which in the Inst few Many congratulations to Mr. arid Mrs. entertained over the week end at the, years has increased from a curiosity home of Mr. and Mr* Frank Hynes. , Durkee. Guests Sunday at tbe home ot Mr. in the-insect world to a.serious pest,, Ladies’ Aid of the'M. E church met • and Mrs. Jarno* Cool were. Mr. and whose eggs literally shower thd ground j at the home ot .Mrs. Roy Noglcr Wed’­ | Mr*. Ed. Cool. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lob- - in infested areas, reports Samuel Ai nesday afternoon, and during thr bust-‘ shire, and Mrs. Shelton of Grand Rap­ ; Graham, professor of economic zoology I । in the University of Michigan School of Forestry and Conservation. J ' md t..r project of May was a<Xi * f'T’1 Mrs Robert Ainsworth and «ori.l The walking stick Insect, a wingless, relative of the gra*sl»opper. gets ha .. day fur each member and friend of Lake O<lr^a. Mrs * D. Cool ^ruined the name from Its angular shape and L,"rrary club Thursday, it being a '! brownish color, which give It the ap­ reading, dj Mrs. MLshler and Mi. S 1 ,;rx^.ja) meeting for cla-.tng the year'* pearance of an animated twig. Or.nd nftnhmuu. ,5Ti)?S.h. ’JJTUX dtnarlly It' is a rarity and because of *trt servia. After a short program we enjoyed u' its excellent disguise Is seldom Men by the casual wanderer In the woods In I*ALC Mi-s Juanita Bycroft of Qmstantini* ] trfH f0 th® tulip, garden. 24-cr. No betdg ro»y bottle | W charge and Elmer Stfw» r of Colon came toi Wednesday visitor* at the home of1 the present unusual outbreak, however. Freeport .arimiy .ifteriiuon and Were ] Mr and Mrs j D Coo) wer,, Mrs: Ju(|. || the insect* are so numerous in some . ; areas of the north central jrortions of married by tlw pastor of tlw local M | u,n Kirtgslev and Mrs. D. D. Price of] Alio Rocky Rivet Lemon Lime, Oisnj* end Root Beet HHL, - 'the state that one cun scarcely walk E.-whurch They were accompanied by ; Oiand Rapid, ; Mr? Bennett, the bride'*' sister, and |, installation .of the newly elected and *“•* com^rt where they are feeding.** • Mrs. Beesley ot Constantine Mr*. arc *0 Mf* | appointed officers for tlw* the O F E 8 8. ’was! •"ld m ‘n rome «“« places Places they are *o numernumer- , Wynn wived the wedding supjxr. Th* | hcW at Masonic Temple April 17. Mrs !o,w >” Ia,<' summer Hint they have SANDWICH BREAD >k*w Be young folks will reside in Ohio. Con-'— *GNinrtnft Bauer of HMtinn urting .i> eaten ucorgina uuuer ui Hunting* lining .1*. nil the available leaves and are1 ' Country Club' KT|»tfiatlom, .’■ i iGrand Grand Installing Installing officer officer •.G^-.K-d masted bM intfoundwanckTingnimlesalyliiseurcliof]Found wandering aimlessly In watch of |,z ,z : George Bassett I* assisting'hi* assisting hi* brothbroth-1 Mrs. Nellie Cru-.* Cru.-.* of Hastings o'Grund as Grund ,0 f0™ ^“.. ,; SODA CRACKERS 2 it b.. 19c ... i.._ . ---------------------------j One reason why this Insect Is usually ! er. Loren B.iswtt, with hl* farm uork 1 Chaplain and Mr*. Helen Lester a -1 ''••• a rarity rarity r-aritv Is 1* it* is it* careleM 11.* carelc.-s* habits careless habit.* witn naoiL* witlv lts It*!( it* Country Club - frgih and dip * 'at Tamarac Corner*. ! Grand Marshal. Mrs Thelma SelfcN.|:a a with icgg* which are hit* or' nn. wrn *:.vrrrf ■ »> n™ .nd, •** >■»>■“•« “ "»i™. >1..■ ” shnplv dropped “ “ FIG BARS Fr«*h from Kroger Ovgn* lb. 10c instructive bacculauretie sermon; Sun- Mattie Everhart retiring Worth Ma- mis* by the female, with the result that. day evening to the local wnion, in the tfon »»s prewnted with a lovely Past the young may die before they find! SPAGHETTI food, or be devoured in the egg by other I 25c U. B. church. Worthy Matron's Jewel Little Laurence Kauffman fell and Mr. und Mr* E Cheestbrough andi insects or birds. Tlie eggs, which re-1 injured bi* right hand quite .severely.; daughter* Dorothy and Marietta rif scmblc tiny bean*, now lie In some area* ns numerous os 30 to KX) or more Monday while nt play. I Grand Rapids were Sunday visitors ut in a square foot, according to Prof | Dr. and Mrs. I n d Shepard of Remits the Everhart home. . called tin Mr. and Mr*. Del! Godfrey' » Clark of Grand Rapids Called on Graham. Strangely enough* the Mlch-j 'Ulin walking-stick egg* do not hatch! F 0 R. Evrriuirt Sunday. Tlu-.fornwr was a former local • ” —““rt Friday - evening. I the next spring after deposit the pre-j resident. ’ • ! viaus fall, a* elsewhere, but lie over two! Mr, and Mr* p. c. Taber were in ■ winters and a. summer before hutching COFFEE Grand Rapuis Friday. . Mr. ana Mr. U^n L~™rd and j This Is „ fortunate for the oak trees since i ’Colby" Type Mr. and Mrs Victor Henney and S' ?' . drlnllallon annuaHy n.or. serl-1 «n------------- la much 1. ..;orc family of Ha.dliigs were guest*-at the Mabie Fay and their Rurst.-y spent Sun- ous than that -occurring ------- ■— alternate --------- | home of Hie former's mother. Mrs- day with frietuls in Jackson. yeark Tlie School of Forestry i Con-1 Mary Lou Heiiney. Friday. Mr and Mrs George Eddy enter­ nervation is now engaged in 11 Utorough , Mr und Mra. Dell Godfrey enter- tained Sunday for dinner the latter’s study of the problem to discover the; tallied Mr and Mrs Superneau and brother nnd fitmily and a sister from cause behind this unusual outbreak. the latter’s mother. Mr*. Rigicrink ol Grandville. • Grand Rapid* Wednesday. FRENCH COFFEE i.i«ww.. a, 27c Our school closes this week with n GROWERS LOSE MONEY MU* Nouna Coo) called mi Mra school picnic at the lake. Freeman Fdrrow of Hasting* Wednes­ BUYING POOR CHICKS KRAFT CHEESE H-fc pk, Garner Hampton will move this day. Kr.U'i CMd Engli>h >A:Jb. pkg. 21c Mr. and Mrs. P. A. .Thomas were, week on a farm east of Delton. Fcw’Oents Saved At Start Be-, Mr. and Mrs. George kfrn and. guest* of Mf. nnd Mra. Marion Clem at PURE PRESERVES , ft> i*. comes Poor Investment daughter. Annabelle .visited m ScotLs Carltort Center Friday. Country Clip «>>ort*d Poon ,• Later P. A. Thomas and wild and Mrs Sunday with their daughter. Renn, and ' Later On On ’ , . . SALAD DRESSING Mary torn Henney and MrsA George husband. ... . . ,; Tlie few cents saved by poultrymen] KOTICE OF REVIEW OF ROLL Ot BPE I Seger were Hasting.* visitors Tuesday ' ' ' 1 Mid - pint 15c . ®arnrs “nd I when cheap baby chicks are bought is CIAL ASSESSMENT FOB THE IM Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Boughner mo­ son. Bobble, start this Week for a trip f t to an expensive’economy PBOVEMEKT OF ASSESSMENT DIB TRICT NO 3* UNDER ACT SB, OF THE tored to Albion Sunday mid spent th* through northern MldifeA r lbc chicto have grown to a pr»PUBLIC ACTS OF I-! AS AMENDED day with the former's *i*ter. Mrs Mabie , ,nr> 'Vrtr0*? oflCedar Crri'y 'duemg .1^- and It IMound that the birds Merritt, who returned with them nnd ■•pent lost week at the home of lia.^ lhc C|iaract<.risttc.s which are nec­ attended the bnccalmirvtte sermon Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Postma were Has­ Timlor Bund—from idtcUd tings visitor* Saturday evening. * Mr... Frank Cool mid Norma were Hastings visitors Tureduy. W 8. Surrarrer made a business trip i Roy" Hento]1 i,n<* niT sta*; systems of flock and hatchery manhig at their cottage at Wall lake now. | ,ie,,in,,nt ond th(,n M.j] their product at to Ada Monday Sandwich Spread Country Club The'Ml$*:e‘, Lulu and Florence Kintz Mr. and Mrs. George Whittemore. uroducitu cliaractcriiccompanled Rus-A'U JiPVhkcj'. tuJim,- •',rs ,An?y "?1!1 Mr65 ,lla1 • isttes are hereditary and a pullet which ling* Monday. "n‘ ilack5 lhc pt’rt’uf'nir 1‘ttfon' cannot b<Hl Dcwturf , d hailed jn n nianner which will Sunday caller* at the Leonard home M~ Ly“ CINNAMON ROLLS There wm be an evening social at kp , pronuble. Fieih Item Kroger'* Bchcry ‘£..B£n,£!^Th«* difference in price between good ORDER FOR FUBLICATIOS May ... 27. to n ........ which everyone. is ... cordially •■■cj1|C|{s and mediocre ones Is usually POTTED MEAT 3 *meiice«* iOc invited to attend. At r"oo o'clock a1 only'ti few cents. The feeding and care Super Brand 9 lerg* cant 15c program consisting of music and read­ of ixior chirks Is just os expensive as ing* and ti play entitled "No Man . in1 that nf better bird* so the only saving NORWEGIAN SARDINES the House." will be presented by a cy­ made is in the original purchase price. Pocked in plive oil • eacapliorul quality cle of ladles from Hastings. Following■ Well bred pullets should lay 200 eggs PIC-WAX PAPER <0 h. .on 8c the program a pot luck supper will be' or more a year, but poorly bred pullets Picnic PlaUt, dot. 10c - Napkin*, pkg. ol 40,. 8c served In the basement. A free will1 usually have production records of 100 offering will be taken. eggs or less each year. The difference Mrs. Hatlie Whlttemorre and Mrs in production may be as hlah as 10 Casteline of Delton und Mr- Emnuij :: dozen eggs per year. and. It tiic price Hickerson and Mrs: CecilClark offi for eggs is only 25 cents per dozen, the | LEGAL NOTICES | MORTOAOE SALE STATE or SaCHIOAM FR FT PORT. Walking Stick Intect Menace* Oak Fqrett* Latonia Ginger Ale Cheese 13c MOBTUAGE rOBECLOlUUE Jewel 2 35c Peanut Butter .ruis. iSj.’””* ” "Ha ... J Campbell's Beans Friday; Th* lowed ork* in hiitory might at the hail were just fine.' Each I juember of the class is to be com-j^ {nnni,d Chlcks should be taken ftom nUnuMM upon «»■ r.cHIrnl yn.au. M Bnd Th,„. cWcks ni„ . "2 . rT I« bfn contmuon. UnMUly .nd lav And I r.,1 Smith Burnhnm deln.rcd a d , d ,illlu|d not by nn-lcd on them fine address. The decorations were Ini _______ ,, r Country Club Beans 6 «*•* 25c lavender and yellow, with the motto.I RfBBl'.lt PAVEMENTS A "If We Rest. We Riwt.” Mr. tfnd Mr: ' POSSIBILITY IN FI-TITIF.. >•■!•. runi.icATios taiwrencc Fuhr have bcen,-hired to! n,,. day wifen rubber paving would « « Fresh Fruits and Vegetables teach the school another year, which cheaper for the pavitig of streets is proof enough of the excellent satis-and highways than brick und concrete u... m taction they-are giving. - was envisaged atXhe convention of the t y.t. j—WdHam Smith and Frank Doster i Anwr-ran Societv for Testing Materials went north trout fishing over tlie week | ln Cleveland recently. . Fancy yellow InlH lb. •nd. •’' . -Rubber paving blocks arc now beThe Delton L A. S. will meet with jng usetj on bridges and clwwhere to Mrs. Nellie Cross ut Hastings on Wed- deaden the noise of traffic." It wa*i ^Radishes nesdoy, June 1st for a pot luck <!'n-. .stated bv Mr N. A. Shepard, director of ncr The Hastings ladle* that chemicai rv.oarch tor the Firestone former members of the. Aid Will fur- |Tjr<, and Rubbcr company, •’but nl Celery i nl«h the meat and potarta-s andI those. shuil„h It }llts b,.,.n proved tiiat rubbe ! paving blocks rrvaily outlast any othe paving block, the coM still is too hlgl Potatoes Mkhi,.n u. s. /<o. r» p«k 15c tp make the um? of rubber pRAtnc gen eral. But I believe the time will come house last week with sciatic rheuma­ . when rubber -will be cheap enough to tism. but ta able to be out now. . make this possible." I BiKmars Speakers unmuii brought out tiiat <he laborKoiiTiu-v<T e-*niTns' NORTHEAST CARLfON. | atory atOTV test tube and the Ihe declining price Friend m?Iwo! closes Friday with .1. ol tubb,.r m the world markets wa* nF«ney icebttf - 60 tit« - foe healthful ukd* picnic dinner. Lois finished the term,, 5ponMb]e jOr the widespread usage to MORTGAGE BALE tlw' ,ornwr tvartwr. Mr*. Slocuin. whicl, rUbber had been put in the last iwn by M.brlN1** bccU 111 **.th decade.-.. It was *ald», that___ 10_years - ’ — _____ ago! ago kina .nil re i wcelc*. i rubber was used chiefly for the produc?' Mr- a,ld Mrs AlIen Ru,,n'r antl <hH* I Hon of automobile tires but today 1.* be-, rw'so ;dren.of Lansing VLsitgd her parents. Mr lng U5Cd {or articles as soft as rubber l by K-Iwin;und Mrs. clias. Brisbin Sunday. bau< nIwj as )]ard ns fountain pens. It! *!r ? ' Louisa Lydy U Visiting lier daughter. a .<C(jay a ti.000,000,000 industry, . f’r husband. Mr. and Mrs. Dak spcnkere declared. t M :Quick, of Battle Creek i Rubber toys, including thp large! *»» due. ur.. Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Hayward of Del*! fantastic shapes of animals to be in-B.ir1h*,t"'uia iton and Mr and Mr? tta,e Qulck and Hated, have become-one Of the papular! an. if.the, Mrs. Phillips ol Battle Creek visited outlets for rubber, it was observed by indjMr. and Mr.*. Scott.Lydy and family. ^fr. Arthur W Carpenter, manager ofi Mr. and Mrs Elwyn Daniels of Has- tbe terting laboratory of the B. F ORDER FOR PUBL1CATIOS tings visited Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dan-; 0^^ company of Akron. Ohio. He: leb one evening last week. i ,ald Mvenu oj the big Akron'companDonald and Kenneth Smith of Has-1 le, h«ve gone into tire manufacture tings spent '.h- week end with Mr. undlof rubber toys ln a i^c way and. or Armour Star Lb. Mrs. Geo. Olmstead and family tM.xt Christmas will see more of these 1 ubber toys than ever before. ■ AN ERROR IN* BOOKEEPING! Mr. and Mrs Albert Retthm of Writ THE IDEAL SANDWICH MEAT Unable to write, a rtorekeeixir down Odessa called on their aunt. Mrs. Rieka In — tlw Ozark mountains keep* his!, Gcrlinger. Sunday afternoon. — —-— — --------- — •- — Mrs. Leonard Wachter of Woodland accounts by drawing Pictures _of Jhe item.*. One day 3 customer' was calling along the line Thursday. ■ • - 1 charged -* H. I. Gibson and soil* were in Grund , came in to settle up The queer look-,! out. Rapids Sunday where Mrs. Gibson has r *ing account book was 'brought *” ~* ‘ ' been caring for her mother. Mrs. Henry Coming to a picture that didn't re­ Wachter, who has been sick for some, semble any article tn particular, the time. Mrs. Gibson returned home for perplexed merchant scratched his head and employed his thinker. ’Now. I re­ it’s a n hoop of ot cheese." "But." MiekUas. tut um* tu t>u<* f» held me! Mrs Carrie Oerllnger and daughter member, its EH* C. Esslevioa. Juil*» cl 1‘rolat* th* circuit court of «iid e >aaiy. on tb» 7th I and Mrs. Luta Winkler were in Hasr objected Hie customer. "I never bought d*r ot June. ma. ai t«n o'clock la th* lore ; tings Friday. that much cheese in my life." After B°D»ted- March io lass Mrs. John Gerlinger. -who has not consideration Ute customer remem-i Eiirabvth 1. ciomcaa. Ac.Tgr.ro nt Mortgager, been well for some time, paused away; bered that he had bought a grindslonc.l !•"> vv. Huffman and ciarv v.. Hoffman, i Thursday. She leaves her husband and "Tftat’B it.” said the mercl^nt. "and J| Su I *°h Kar1, tour and one frother I just forgot to make the hole In the Auaraaa. Allegan, Mica & lnlss<d alJ. j centcr tor Uje hMKRe. Bananas uotii.Ai.r. rori.ci ■> :,.i 5c Head Lettuce QUALITY MEATS Smoked Ham£Su 121c Smoked PicnicssuciiKsF“1T 10c ORDER FOR PUELICATIOS' Boiled Ham 25c Spiced Ham^'d'”’‘'“p~T 25c Cottage Butts 19c Beef Kettle Roasts cij"Ck7i 12c Chickens LOST ANYTHING? Try a Banner Want Adv. Lb22c �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, May 25, 1932 UP TO ANGLERS TO ' FINO BOUNDARIES WHEN TO DRENCH THE FLOCK Most Open and Closed Portions !for Internal para&ltes ax many'flocks Production Contest, i Mrnbs should also be treated whfi-l of Streams Marked—In , over the county ><xik unthrifty thl» spring, I young. Serious taaws can.be prevented Case of Doubt Inquire It Is considered a good mansmtR-nt hater In the season it this is done Both I ley Hunt sere Henry' Boulter ot We»t FLBABANT BUM}!. Pine lake, Edgar Boulter, Ollie Boulter and family of Cents Grove. i The Bunday school Is planning for Mr. nnd Mra. David Shepherd spent • Sunday afternoon 'with the Misses 1Children's Day exercises the first Bun­ .. , Herbert Morehoate. son* Clark, and I Euphenla and Josephine Carpenter of 1day evening in June 5. Mr. and Mrs. Charles James enter­ E"1 Buffiwiu spent the week-end at Wall lake. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunt attend-1 tained her broiher and wife, Mr and Camp Ben Johnston on Sherman. | ed the meeting at Hasting* Monday. M[*t Ro“ih °r ^ltl® C,rrSk ?UnJ,31ru the Lloos Club In honor of ’ Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Chapman, daifch- i( given ---------by - -------the old old soldiers It was through the 1 W^° attending >etwol at Kalamazoo ter. Dorothy, und gentleman friend of ! *•* soldiers, „ ...-----------------ihat they were Sund*y wllh Mnd Grand Rapids were Sunday afternoonIl1 kindness kindness of bf Bert Bert Brown Brown that they were! caller* of Herbert Morehouse and fain-! »bIe lo attend nnd enjoy this proThe Ladles* Aid will meet Thursday , ily. . gram, ■ P M. June J. with EstelU Kelsey, club Mrs. Gibbs. Harry Shaw and wife Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Scribner nnd1 No. 2 serving supper and a program of,Kalamazoo were Sunday callers of i daughtep Josie, of Martin spent Sat- . preceding. ' ' Dwight Van Horn at the home of Mr 1 nrday evening with Mr. and Mrs. In-1| Mr and Mr?.. Albert Kinne of Hint. and Mrs George Morehouse. Ung , „ Boulter. , , , . , I Mr arid Mrs. Cecil Ronk of Battle M.iEirtnc* FAchrwd closed. Frirtnv vllh a , wM tuple i Sunday gurats of Irving Boultqr and; < lo-^d- Friday wllh a ixr luck • sprtU Sunday aC Izater Klnnr s. wife were. Eurl Boulter .uid Imly , dinner attended by most of the par- i Mr. apd Mrs. Alton Wood and Oreyfriend of Alto. Mrs. Hazel Bagley of'ents A fine little program was en-l<!on spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Delton and Mr. und Mra Rciilx-n joivd. We regret that the teacher. Alli* Cheney ut Curlton. Boulter uml son. Bliss any. wife ol Mrs. Cappon b not coming blick next! -------------- ■« e» , ■ South Pine. I year Um wish her* nmxcs-i in her tu w A swimmer who does It oi tlie aide Bunday guesu of Mr. ;Aid Mt -. Char-1 position. *»“>’ ntaki: his living that way? Tlie responsibility bf finding open practice to drench sheep beforFthcy । the Winner and the runn«:r-t;p in the and closed portions of trout streanu U are turned on pasture in the sprihg. If above mentioned lamb production conentirely up lo the angler, and while the this is done many of thr interna) para-I test drenched their bmh* twice before Department ot Conservation ivtsUU as sites Infesting thi* flock will be- elimi- they were marketed in August The much as possible In simplifying bound­ nated which In turn will help to pre- first drench wa.-- given in June nnd thr ary designations sometimes only sre- vent the postures from becoming in- [ Second n month to six wveks later, I Hons, town and range dcscriptloiu arc tested with large numbers of worm I Blnrk leaf forty and copper sulphate | is the common treatment used. Lambs ijMsslblt*. according to the Division of ] eggs^. (ilfi- second drenching should follow six weeks of age can be treated without Field Administration of tiie Depart­ the first in not over six weeks. Many harm if given ,-inuU amount- io. comment. of the Michigan Sheepman treat theft I pared to the adult individuals. It is In nnxst instances con*ervntloA offlcera luive posted signs oh the limits of flocks every five or six weeks during tlx-i found they resjxind ui this treatment closed flailing areas bin angler* cannot grazing season. This Is advisable rs-' und usually finish earlier dejx-nd on finding these since they arc pcciaUy where old pastures orc used or i Drenching h an important prattles-. double often' torn away and destroyed, tig: where the flock appears to tx- In Un uti- don't neglect ij. If It w done often anil thrifty condition. Consistent nnd time-1. systematically, greater ■ ■ , , , „ results tun be acting ! Division said. . • • •healthy —•• flock usually tv­ Anglers going to an unfamiliar area ly drenching may also help io stop the obtained. A and not acquainted with the stream completion of the life cycle uf some of’ turns a profit.lo tiw owner, tin- ojipadtr the worms. Healthy flocks and Uu»e 1 can be said of one which lx infested in u;hich they are to fish should make local inquiries us to tlie boundaries of pastured under favorable condftlons; with internal parasites Care rpust Iftlie qlosed water areas, tlw Department I should be drenched at least three times iisrd In mixing und giving tlw- drench I during» the •of Conservation advise.-,. Store owners.j -grazing, ------ “■ season. T his was Directions cun be had ■■by writing Counfarmers and other local residents living ' “> •» •«««* manti* of ty Agent posters offire. I near the streams can generally give tlx- ; strange angler excellent directions • BV OUR COVIRNMIHT ! Conservation officers, appreiicnding anglent fishing in closed waters do not BELIEVE IT OR NOT! cumtidcr ignorance ot boundaries when In tin- stomach of an eight pound ’ making arrests. Gasoline used by trucks In road-, Anhua) Rural school track meet ut building and roud-rcpaintig is subject I "lawyer" caught by Oscar Kumr near. -------- ------- ■’ —— Sebewaing a mud turtle was found, so; No party is a complete success these the fair grounds June 3.. beginning at to the gasoline tax unless the truck I large that It could not be puslwd back days unless somebody makes a fool of 9.30. Winners of former local meets operates entirely upon private property, and four from each rural schixil. Rib- an opinion from the attorney general through the mouth of tlie fish. ■ himself. bonii will be given for kt and 2nd to the Department of State, held re- • places In each event. cently. . jI Y. M. C. A. camp for boys and girls 1 he opinion declared that roads! i will likely begin August 21 at Cainp closed for repair, still remain public ■ ( Barry. Watch for detailed announce­ highways and vehicles operating uponL ments. . them are subject to the gasoline. tax. j • Muy our cares and problems not The same rule applies to new road btjlk so large that they will, mt ms construction. Tlx- department plans to 11 greater than our spiritual resources." ojx-ratc tn conformity with tin- opinion. ■ I Rev. H. B- McCormick. and requests for refunds baser! on ttwwe- i Secretary Angelbwaa in Delton Sat­ pcrmlMM. will be denyd. • * i1 urday. conferring with comtnitteinen Henton and Lindsey concerning camp MIDDLEVILLE. A few Harry county boys may attend Yes. it Is Retting near the picnic sen-!, camp with Kent co. V. M c. A at Bar­ low lake in June. WYite Carl Metxgi-r son and t he Prattle schtxil picnic j, will be on Saturday, June4. at the at Grand Rapids Y for details. ■ Are you and I helping to make beautiful grounds. A fine program1' been arranged und—-tt t.-I citizens of the caliber thut will help to h.imake the world different?” 'Fletcher hoped 'that oil former pupils, teachers 1 and friends wifi be on hand nnd enjoy Brockman. You’ll Rm »cort» of suggestions tor. tempt­ “It U not prohibition but lack of re­ the good fellowship of this reunion. Some ot the local Pythlans will ntspect for law that is hurting the Unit­ ing Springtime mail at your LG.A. Store — tend the district meeting >h Hartings ed States ” Mra. Tliomu.s A. Edison. real food treats, selected from the choicest of C. P. Angell is working this week In this Monday evening. Rather a busy the Northern District, leaving for there time for the farm boys to attend how- ’ the world"s crops for the nationaly-known LG.A. last Sunday evening. The annual report of the Y. M. C. A. Rev. Wurtz, who has been pastor of brand—at money-saving LG. A. trainload prices. was mailed to all contributors last the Leighton. Evangelical church for week by the Seal Company. some years has been - transferred to For Friday’And.Saturday.Only Nashville. Many of us will mis* hte gen­ CLOVERDALE. ial smile ami plesuarit words, especially Tlie latke family have moved west xif in tlie Middleville Brotherhood, in Cloverdale, where Mr. Lake will be which he has always been a good work­ er. Our best wishes go with him and nearer his work. Mr. nnd Mra. Wellington Monica of family to their new field of labor. „ Try It .with crisp It is good news to us all that the Bedford accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. 2'.Lb. Jar Charles Monica went to Holland Sun­ Caledonia bank will soon open for busine.M. Many In this vl/rinlty were b*“:te:,r,d day. . dcixisitors tn the old bank and there­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed Pennels visited tlie Mark Bates family and Frank Fen­ fore are vitally Interested. Mrs. Mary Watkins is quite poorly ner's family at Plainwell Sunday. Mrs. Grover Davenjiort and Dale nnd confined to her bed of late. Bhe is Dva! Can Heller were Kalamazoo shoppers Wad- nearly 90 years of age and luu always been very active/ Her daughter. Mrs. nesday. 8 or. Jar Thursday dawned bright mid clear W. W. Johnson and husband arc with on tlie 90th anniversary of Mr. Brooks her. doing' everything jrauible fur her . Quart Jar A birtlxiay dinner was given hi his comfort and we all wish for Tier rapid ' • honor and 90 guests invited. Mr. Mac recovery. Donald, an old comrade of Mr. Brooks’, Di-coration Day programs are out and was unable to attend on account of We believe with Rev. McKean as speak­ Macaroons illness. An enjoyable time was had er and the school taking |»art lnx the ami Mr. Brooks himself felt 00 years exercises that the day will be one of In atiorttd flavon. Espec­ younger! . . profit to all. Tlie day has become a real Mrs. Grant Dickerson nnd Mrs. homecoming for many former residents, ially good with bev«r«ge». Merle Clark attended the MncCabcr who coms not only to spread the beau­ rally nt Lake Odessa last week. tiful flowers upop-thc graves of loved Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Kingsbury nnd ones gone before, but to enjoy seeing family visited the Denn Herrington the old friends of former years. Tin family nt Knlnmnroo over the week The Alle-Bar club held a very enjoy­ end. —— able meeting at the pleasant home ot No. 1 Can Mr. Nosh nnd Mr. Van Hom of De­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Coman Friday troit spent a couple of days last week evening. Rev. A. N. Fields gave them at their summer home here. a fine talk that was much appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelley and Mr. Chub Miner, of Grand Rapids, a for­ and Mrs. Stanley of Kalamazoo. Henry mer resident here. was a week end Pennels and Mrs. Martha Min Chamber VHKIUUV, ­- visitor of relatives and friends. • lain enjoyed a big fish isupper at the!j Our Boy Scouts Went to Camp Ben home of Henry Pennels t. Wednesday. _______ ,.„| Johnston on wSaturday, returning Sunred nnr! nrmirt . .day evening. They had a fine outing Clovcrdale feete honored, and proud ONE CAN COCOANUT FREE to again send Jier three old faithful!and many of them are looking forward soldiers to the Lions Club banquet to their summer camping with pleasgiven In honor of ail the old soldiers, ure. * ' Mr. MacDonald, most ninety two, spry The M. E. church was well filled Sitnnnd healthy. Mr. Brooks, also In roo<1 I day evening by students, relatives nnd health, nnd Just 90 years old. and friends to Hsten to the bnceaulaureatc Conrad Kahler. 85 years, who him been address, by Rev McKean, assisted by 2.4 ox. Bottle quite feeble all winter, but war. able Rev. Wurtz. Songs by Lynn Lepper, to attend the banquet at Hastings Mrs. Beryl Gillett. Lyle Garfield and Monday. Surely they are to be con- Harold Griffith wire much enjoyed grntulatcd at their age I \ 1 Twynty-slx of our young people, in caps The barn on the Geib place burned Bnd gowns looked very nifty, as they down Monday night. A valuable. lnarC|ied tn, accompanied bv their threshing outfit was the only great i teachers. There must be luck In odd loss in the bam. Origin of fire stUl numbers, as we .have 13 girls and 13 remains unknown. boys |n our graduating class tills year. Mr. and Mrs. Goodwins of East Gun1 The week will be nearly all occupied by lake called on the Garrison family ^hod- activities. The last day will be Saturday evening. 31st when the pupils will come Stuffed, 8 ox. Jar Mr. and Mrs. Garrison and daughter, hack for their cards: From then on for Ortna Jean, and LaVerne Jenney spent a jew n-eeks wc will miss them from our Large Size Bunday al the cottage at Podunk midst. to£.'. \. v -v „ , I Sonne of our resident teachers are Viola McKibben of Yankee Springs going to attend the summer sclwol in spent the week end at the Watson D1< lhls vacation Ume. Some ‘,omcI are already on the Job, others will go ■ I i I | BAK I N G POWDE R //J SAME PRICE 25 25* 40 years Y. M. C. A. ITEMS PART. THREE Trucks on Road Jobs Must Pay Gas Tax „„ * BARGAIN PRICES ON GOOD USED CARS an? TRUCKS Buy A Gravel Truck And Get A Job, More Jobs Than Trucks Last Week 1 -1 929 1 -1 929 1 -1 929 I -1 926 l.-l 930 Chev. Truck with gravel body $I 75 Model AA Ford Truck, gravel body $ I 7 5 Chev. Truck dual wheels stake body $235 Nash Fordor Sedan $65 Model A Fordor Deluxe Sedan $295 Get A Good Grease Job With The Right Kinds Of Grease For Only 75c At Our Garage UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO PHONE 2121 HASTINGS Peanut Butter iga 19c 10c 15c 25c Sardines IGA Relish Spread Pickles s...i SUNSHINE Adequate Protection from Windstorm Loss at LOW COST to the Policy Holder! LbZ5c 9C 10c Potted Meat IGA Salmon T«mi> Mayonnaise CALUMET Baking Powder u,.c.„ Z7c Root Beer Extract 15c Marshmallows «■ PE,. 10c 15c Ginger Ale Mazola DATES IGA OLIVES IGA CH1PS0 19c 23c 16c 1GB COFFEES t fMtdhi P BLEND □>-30c G' BLEND lk25c 'A'BLEND vsl9c DELUXE ... ^ALT,^IO^u CENTER. | GcrMi(j Bedford has resigned from Miss Owen Oaskili has returned from I mill force and te now working In Pennock hospital and U convalescing prnnd Raplds ..j^Ty has tewn a truck at the home of Ed. Traver drlvcr for 5*.^ M1Ils for a iong Mis. Velma Kellogg of Quimby spent Ulnc ,nd W1I1 mUaCd. tlie past week with Mra. Robert Qlas-. ------------- -• •— Mrs. ----------Connors returned to Belding gow. , On Monday, after sjx-nding the winter Mrs. Pete LeJlous Is entertaining her with ’her daughter, Mrs. Frank Cave. father from Lake Odessa. Raymond Tobias of the Hendershott CEDAR CHEEK. dtetrict spent a part of last week with There will be a social and program his father. Archie Tobias. at tlie M. P. church this week Friday Mrs. Nicholas Tebo. formerly of this night. Everyone Invited. place, was taken to Pennock hospital Mrs. Ella Dlckerfon of Hastings kpenl last week with pneumonia. the week end with Mrs. Will Litts. Mrs. Charles Gillespie has a grand­ Ernest Haynes and family from the daughter visiting her from Grand Rap­ Hendershott district visited Ebble ids. Lelnaar and family Bunday. Miss Arabelle Smith spent Thursday Lewis Dubois and wife of Augusta with Miss Velma Kellogg and with Mrs. visited Henry Wcrtman one day last Robert Glasgow attended the graduat­ week. . ing exercises at Dowling church. Lloyd Owen and family accompanied Mias Mary Btutz. of north Hastings by Arty Owen and wife visited friends ■pent the past week at Nlel Hanna s. near Lacey Sunday afternoon. fine, J*»re to Ralph Smaflrld. Elk lownahl paid full coverage axaooBUng to S2SM. A Cyclone May Strike Tomorrow! If your property is not sufficiently covered by windstorm insurance, get in touch with one of our agents or write the home office 91 once. This Company’s modern busmess methods assure the policy holder of SATISFACTION... 45 years of Equitable Adjustment of ALL losses, and PROMPT SETTLEMENT of afiydaimk $1,999,847.90 Losses Have Been Paid During the Last Ten Years by This Company ' Secure Your Protection Today! Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company 46 Yean Successful Operation �THE HASTINGS HANNAH, WEDNESDAY. MAT 25. 1S12 PAGK BTXTETN DOUAStl Extra Special Prices on BIG BEN [ton With AW 6 Gallons of Gas Y One Quart of Oil FREE Alarm Clocks Colors Only In Your Car or Your Can SEE OUR WINDOWS SERVICE OIL COMPANY L. V. BESSMER, Jeweler HASTINGS, MICHIGAN $ Day Bargains! Dollar Day Bargains $1 We are now"in the second week of our sale.. Every pair of shoes in the store is on sale at special prices. Extra . ’ * . special for the two bargain days, we will have on sale, women’s slippers in two large groups— anj J2.00 a pair! IRONSIDE SHOE CO. “The House of Quality” Harold 1. Smith John A. Crue 20% REDUCTION ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF . -MEN’S and BOYS’ SUITS 10', REDUCTION on ALL FURNISHINGS and many SPECIAL BARGAINS on Friday and Saturday, May 27 and 28 only! LAMBIE & DOYLE "The Store for Dad und Lad” 100 pairs of pure silk hose, odd pairs and colors, first quality, pr.— 59c 39c Loppenthien s LADIES’ COATS Suita — Dresses Values to $25. 1 lot. Choice— tf*4 VI J Glass Oven Ware, s, fiJ'L $2.10 value for___ 1—8x12.Utility Dish- -91 MEAD & BUMFORD CASH Phone 2216 STORE Specials for Dollar Day Flour*. 43c Sugar 10 43c RED SALMON . . 2 c™ 49c CREAMERY BUTTER 19c Dixie Motor Oil 50c SILK HOSE Service Weight. Newest Shades. 3 Pairs for— dj« *r J Edmonds Oil Company * 3-piece green or clear Glass refrigerator sets, 50c value for----------------------- _-----Aluminum Waterless Cooker, $1.75 £4 value for____ 1___ 9 I ~ 34c Coaster Wagon £0.98 $4.00 value. __ 9" Green Street At R. R. 50c GRAB SALE 50c Wc have (one through our stock and picked out ail the article* that we think you would like at a real price, wrapped them all guaranteed tu sell regularly at Me to $5.00. , Any article ex­ changed if not »aU»fled. * We will have a large number of special prices on many items for these two days. Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co. Hastings, Mich. Telephone 2101 C. B. HODGES, Jeweler Dollar Day Special Rubbing Alcohol Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company Home . Antiseptic Solution 39c . all for .39c 59c . . W ■ Palmer’s Drug Store WE DELIVER - KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES or POST TOASTIES, large size____ -c__________ 4 AC IU FRENCH’S WHITE LILY FLOUR, J7C 24’/a pound sack________ _ ________________ "T 1 04 C CI Don’t Miss It! Come Hastings’ Greatest Cdr Special A Thursday Evening, 1 y 26 BAI WINDOW NIGHT! Friday and Saturday, May 2’J nd 2 Giving Days ... All Hastin; Mer $1.37 White & Houvener 4 Rolls Toilet Paper_________ ' Milk Magnesia office HASTINGS, MICHIGAN PHONE 2110 COME PREPARED for an am g den ar.. Purchasing Power of the 1932 chifiv ous effort of each live Hastfhgs omm value giving during this importa ' ing event. These merchants ha draw connections values that are real!-’ lazin tensive effort will make this the st m< event in years. Every dollar spe eans Abo to every lady entering our store Friday or Saturday, we will give FREE, a 30c SUING POLISHING CLOTH, while our supply lasts. Ik sure and visit our 51.00 table. With the 59 cent bath towels slightly soiled, in y size 22x15, close out at each— da And Many Other Specials Hastings Our Special 5 Gallon Can Insure Your Property Size XI x 90 HAND TORN SHEETS. Dollar Davs- vK>\x.t FRIDAY and SATURDAY Bologna or Liver 4 AC Sausage, lb_____ I U _ All Young Home Killed Meats. Watch Our Windows for Special Prices! $1 Day Specials Plate Glass Mir- £4 rors, 10 x20 — 9 I Silk Scarfs, £4 16 »42 — 2 for 91 Pure Linen Scarfs, £ 4 14 *42 — 4 for FancyStraw QQ/a Rugs, 4 ftx7 ft. O3G -^-OUR^-- Special for Bargain Days la a few dozen jof bang up good CARD TABLES for only 95c. . । Ceilings FREE! For These TWO BIG BARGAIN DAYS Only! You buy the side wall and band—WE GIVE YOU the CEILING—other bargain, in all department,. Carveth & Stebbins The Rexall Druggut* IZ cash Saturday, Ma 8,3 Tickets for This Event Are Av< Store—Ask Your Hoc ble 1 Or* t/QC These tables are made in a good strong manner and are a fine bargain at the price. •There Will also prevail at our store, special low bargain prices on our entire line of furni­ ture, rugs, linoleums, etc. Miller Furniture Co. Hastings Michigan URING our FIRE CHIEF advertis­ ing campaign we have obtained— many NEW customers. They ALL say the NEW FIRE CHIEF GAS is better. Hadn't you better try it and- be con­ vinced? D Fresh Salted Peanuts 5c lb. Meyer’s 5c to $1 Store * «*-<*-* • Hastings Co-operative Oil Co. WITH THE SERVICE THAT YOU APPRECIATE Special \ The new Instant Light Aladdin r) Mantle Table Lamp now being ■ offered at the lowest price w ever made on this model. See our window display showing these lamps and take advan­ tage of the wonderful low Crothers Hardware Co. Phon. 34SS W. Delirar SPECIAL FOR See Friday and Saturday Only FI Any Article in the Store Discounted rr/ /Il /C. Overalls and Work Shirt, To Excepted COh Thos. E. Waters & Sons HASTIN "The Better Store for Men” Buy at Home ! A SPLENDID DISPLAY OF ' Lasting Memorials Your Dollars Will Go as Far Here as Anywhere Hastings Monument Works Phone 2«7 IRONSIDE BROS ± Huiincs. Mich. " DRUC �2i2» THl HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25. 1M2 . DOULA* I ZJ Y 27th andgZSth, WILL BE 75 Pair of Bargain Day Specials Women’s Dress Slippers 3 Dozen Tomato or Cabbage Plant, 25c GERANIUMS......... 15c, 20c 25c Each Your Choice of Any Pair at 10'1 off on all bulk garden seeds 50c porrhue and over. n ame 932 I itfrigs ijLorta its ha reaib is the r spei g demonstration of the NEW ar . ^4he result of a tremendrchZtt to out-do the other in lommunity-wide merchandisdrawn from their wholesale nazing! The result of this in>st memorable money-saving leans a big SAVING for you! •me nd Profit. . . During Cdlr rtunity Bargain Event East Side Grocery 2 Shredded Wheat Biscuits 22c 241 Ibzsack Bluebird Flour 49c Regular value .... $1.28 A ing, I iy 26 at 8 o’clock BAND CONCERT! r». iy 21 .nd 28 . . . Two Big Value­ istini Merchants Co-operating pn 1 ** *< JEdlu • H 1 iizes y, Ma 28, 3 p. m. e Av< ible Now at Every Hastings ■ )toc< Merchant for Them The Home Lumber Co. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN BARGAIN DAYS! FRIDAY, MAY 27—SATURDAY, MAY 28 Smoked Picnics, shankless; lb. . . . 9c Choice Hamburger or Sausage, 3 lbs. 25c Maxwell House Coffee, lb. . . . . . 29c 10 lbs. Fine Granulated Sugar____ *Tw Fleischman’s Yeast OC I Extra Special----------- C pnpp a rKr r ’ 1 • p. M, May 2g. 1 BAR FANCY TOILET SOAP to each lady customcr coming lo «ur >lorc Saiurday Read our ally. chew here in this Issue lor some more wonderful Bargains— Wc Buy Eggs MR. FARMER: We are in the market for YOUR CATTLE AND HOGS. PHONE 2272 McCREERY’S Cleaning Special feS HINMAN’S Forrest Johnson Hastings, Michigan Phone 2370 TIRE SERVICE New STAROL1NE Tires Prompt Tire Repair Work 107 N. Michigan Ave. Drive a Chevrolet Before You Buy Any Car OILING and GREASING A Specialty Cash R. K. HURD White Star Service Station SPECIAL ' 20' i DISCOUNT on EVERY AR­ TICLE in our store! HASTINGS Dollar Day SpecialsHOUSE DRESSES QQ^ 25 crepe dresses— Values to $5.95— Women’s Dress Footwear Over 300 Pair, Funeral Director* 98 JL““ YOUR FRIGIDAIRE np j f lOday I Ask About the New Low Prices CONSUMERS POWER CO; HASTINGS. MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2305 H. B. COWDREY DRUGS ■ WALL PAPER ■ PAINT F. L. FAIRCHILD CO. Furniture H CE T w o PORK ROAST or Bologna, WlOcIbKwW Uan Shoulder, lb— BEEF ROASTS L A RJD„ t»r pound— tn0 IU Q° W BVo0 "“T T ' ‘ (Home Kcndered) MINCED HAM IDEAL FOR Per Lb. 18c VEAL LOAF LUNCHEONS 2 9A.0 SAUSAGE CORNED BEEF 4 Pound*—(Solid Meat) lb.— 0 I *T Bargain Attractions TWO FEATURE PICTURES FRIDAY and SATURDAY, MAY 27-28 114 W. State Si. Phone 2522 THE HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK The Only National Bank in Barry County S A F E A ND C O N S E R VAT IV E Bargain Days Special! Friday and Saturday Only WE WILL GIVE YOU $5.00 ■ Our Special William Powell -IN- Warner Baxter -IN-* For Your Old Fountain Pen No Matter What . Condition On a ' Full Pint Vanilla Flavor ‘High Pressure’ ‘Amateur Daddy’ Sheaffer Lifetime Fountain Pen 50c STRAND THEATRE ADULTS, U Cents ChlHnn 14 Cant Fint She* 7:N P. M. Each Evening ' Valued .t ,10.00 B. A. Ly BARKER When Immediate Attention and Covrtesy Are Shown to All Phone 2115 Hasting* I .03 IQ nn PAIRS- O.UU HASTINGS CUT RATE SHOE STORE MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM People’s Cash Market WIENERS O lbs.OEc 144 Stale St. ’ The Season’s Latest Patterns—Straps, ties, pumps and early summer sport oxfords or sandals. CHOICE- Walldorff & Son MICHIGAN Friday and Saturday Shoe Specials Ojl $1.00 to $2.25 values— CROSLEY ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS not included in the above. See the New, All Porcelain ■ only ............................................. Take Advantage of Our Specials On Where Better Foods Coat Less Suits Top Coats Plain Dresses Spring Coats Buy one can, any size, at regular J| price . . . and RECEIVE AN- | O THER CAN the same size for B Clothing for Men and Boys Hastings, Michigan ‘ • Feldpausch’s dodayr lc VARNISH SALE! LOOK for ADVERTISEMENT in THIS IS■ue of BANNER and FREEPORT NEWS for BARGAINS . . . and aee these bargains in our window* Thursday night! T. S. BAIRD ■ Watch the Banner for Our Weekly Ads Al factions! * Wallace Feed and Seed Store f------ Dollar DayJSale Phone 2144 Fresh Meat* — Fruita — Vegetables 3 Nd. 2 cans Corn .... 30c it e 1 lb. Bliss Coffefe .... 27c aH tOr With Every 100 lbs. ot Chirk starter or Growing Mash. Hastings --------2---------------------------------------------------- ' 'A 24-in. CHICK FEEDER FREE Horton’s Shoe Store Next to Meyer’s 5 & 10c Store Michigan In nn.ulU. o., eunu lituUng, Grown Product*. ' % ■ * We Deliver Z Haatin*., Mich. �SUDAN GRASS MAKES GOOD PASTURE CROP Demand for Pheasant Eggs Totals 30,000 PLEASANT HILL. Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy of Grand Rapid-' were-Tuesday guests of hrr brother. Charles Bennftt. and.wife. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS In Summer Tests At College Show Large Amount of Forage Produced "mg about 30000 wm ex)iaust”an oi-ii> Mouk-" Thursday." Under Adverse Conditions available supply, and according to the Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bedford were UUGame Division of the Department ot Grand naplds visitors Saturdav. . ^^rvntlon'n0 raWeU’1 Kryn Vandenberg who has been *»,«•«« Mrtv S Wk<1 -Riming . ecu;!:, of week* in Grand according1 S!llPmenH a" now - Rapids Xflh Us daughter and family 10 fl" ,hf-' • •rm.-nx'd to hi............................. - -“ “ hii rorduet.-d 'dlviduaIs »nd orgilniaita.ns ir.>i<.-t'd Sunday. Otlier gan State Colkge. which lw conduct*d , Jn raWng ,blrds K0 as to maintain thd ‘ pasture expcriraenU for several years g|ock |n tJwJr with this grasa. rnlVt,. Allot the egas probably will be Sudan grass pasture .hipped out by the middle -I J.n., T)>< experimrnu last yrarjurnw-d lora^ fg(fs at(. <hip,Mx) ta tb). ,,nl.. ... relative; from Battle Cteefc Sunday. enough to maintain ot.r 1ow per acre whJch U11, for,na) upi)|IcatllItl... Wtl1. ; Mr. nnd Mr- Charles‘Bennett sjxfiit for eight weeks. Thfcse tests were con- ■ . . ' Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Dudley dueled on the Kellogg Farm. Augusta , w!»re the conditions of fertility and J The seasons follow each other in rapid succession and all too soon winter with its chilling blasts will be here again. Save Money On Coal I>.e,l I'J frrl »n,l tkr.H>i ...... . ,.l U.ll<5; rir. M..rM Ir AM. «' r.iu/e -n.i » llr..,.|»»x .1 th. ■ The grass will be ready for pasture i Shelbyville sjwnt Monday at their rot­ within five or six weeks and will then tune here and called on Mr. and Mrs. furnish continuous gra.-Ing until John Crawford. frosts. Freezing injures Sudan grass, The school closed .Thursday with a and a poisonous substance tomrtlmea Rnyiqond, of near Middleville visited develops in tiic plant M> it B safer not;Monday afternoon at tho John Craw­ picnic dinner and those attending «-n» joyed the day very much. Mt;-. Howard to pasture the grass after the. first ford home. • back for next year. heavy frost. Miss Dorothy Crawford Is suffering comes Mrs. Ethel Cutler spent Thursday Dairy cattle have maintained ax heavy milk flow on Sudan grass. in tlu ' accident Wednesday nlgfot near college tests, as on good sweet clover j Orangeville. She is under tho.care of or bluegrass posture. Wail}1 Slater and friends of Chicago ROBINHL'E PARK. 1 spent tlie week end with his brother, Howard and 'Gwendolyn Althouse Mrs. Mildred Rotuh and liUle Wilma also Marjorie Clark spent from Thurs­ Mr. and Mrs. Julian Potts spent Sun­ day until Sunday with Lynn Satterlce day with Mr and Mrs. Alex Polls of Lou of Prairieville spent Sunday with Grand Rapids. Mrs. Cecil Tinkler and her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Perle Johnson of Nash­ Mrs. Dorothy Rowl-y.of Ionia were BatVille. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner and family of Leighton were Sunday guests ! Rowdy and little Wilma Lou called on Mrs. Dorothy. Rowley und little of Mr. und Mrs. John Kollar also Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Raymdnd und dauRhfcrjif Ionia sjxnt the past week called on Mr. and Mrs George Poland. Mix Lydia Williams of Yankee Springs with her mother, Mrs. Win Tinkler and also visited her grandmother. Mrs.’ ErMr. and Mrs. George Poland spent! Sunday P. M. Wednesday night with the latter's; Miss Helen Thaxton of Ohegp spent fiest Lawton of Hastings. Mr. and Mis Pete Coburn of. the brother, Fred Ingram, and family of: a few days at the home of WUl Craw­ Hastings. ford lost weqk. r's and helped them celeMrs. Evrld Jackson and Mrs.xIlah j ninehmth, wedding nnnlSmith called on Mrs. Wright Clifford ■ Sunday afternoon. and Ralph Wilson ot Lake City were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Edgar Mead. la-wk Carroll and Ralph also Mrs. Investing Safely WHY an investment in Btfilding and Ioan Is safe. All money is Invested in first mortgages on owner-occupied single homes, tn an amount not to exceed 50'1 of tlie appraised value. Home is the one thing evert .human being langs-on to in times of stress, the home cornea through panics unharmed. These mortgages are repaid monthly-same as rent; the Inter­ est and n portion of principal in an amount to cancel the mortgage in ten years. THUS THE VALUE IS INCREASED TO BOTH PARTIES EACH MONTH, and is- the secret of Building and Loan safety. Tills safety has enabled the Standard to declare and pay 5‘" dividends for 3D years, also build a reserve of S4O0.TO0.TO to n Mr. and Mr.*. Ray Hummel. •rove Sunday afternoon. Tlw Yankee Springs schpol will’close on Friday. May 27. with a picnic at tin- consisting of so U« uro play. “A interested, plea* Our coal and delivery service have always been of FIRST QUALITY and we are noW in position to give you SUMMER PRICES ON COAL! We always carry a complete line. NORTHERN GROWN SEED BEANS Germination 94 Tested by Michigan State College daughter, Mr. and Mra. Fred Kennedy, in Grund Rapids nil m last week re­ turning home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Vcni. Sinclair enter­ tained relatives and friends Sunday for Wilkes ol Battle Creek, visited Mrs Janet Pettengill Sunday, und attended the tulip day in Holland. Mrs. Mary O'Connor has been sick Smith Bros. Velte Poultry and Stock Feeds PHONE 2257 Coal, Lime, Cement,' Etc. Hastings, Mich. ports six* had been to a clinic In Grund Rapids, nnd now is on the gain.- which wc ury glad to hear. | Lucy Coleman. Mrs. Janet Pvttcngill. Mrs. Ed. Bolzer and little daughter. Jerry Mur. returned to tjirir home in Grand Rapid.* Sunday evening after visiting her parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Will ard were in Dowling Wednesday at­ Mr and Mrs; Jake Kliimp of Leigh­ tending the Stanton sale. The Fisher sciiool holds its picnic ton were Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Otis Morgan. • Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nofpke are the Miner Palmer the past few days. . and the children will enjoy it in var­ Mrs. earner Schondelmeyer spent ious ways. The parent* will have pot proud parents of a baby boy born. May Wednesday with Mrs. Barry Clsler at •Mr and day at the* home of Hurry Nagle's ut HlckW Corners. Mr. and Mrs.^Carncr Schondelmeyer und family spent Sunday with her Last Week's Letter.’ Don't forget the Ladies’ Aid dinner Yankee Springs. Everyone welcome. Prayer.riie,-:ing at Y. S. ehuroii every Friday cwninj at 8:00 o'clock fast time. Sunday school rv-ry Sunday at 2 TO and at the GET READY FOR IT SAME TIME... i Uy spent Sunday with her parent and Mrs Cyrus Shroyer, ot B Tlie Cedar Creek L'. A, A. will meet cade conducted the 7th nnd 8th grade' Mr nnd Arthur Bedford enterexamlnation at Alto in bls place. j taim-d Sunday hrr parents, Mr. and with kjra. Will Curd Thursday, June 2 Mr and Mrs. Murray Schnurr nnd Mr- <* Sclmsberger. Mr. and Mra. far supper. Everybody crane. sons ot Grand Rapids were Sunday! Harold Ppole. MBs Fem Pooh- and Mr. and Mrs. Hutry Waters nnd Mts. guests of their parents. Mr. and Mrs. I Rumcll Schaaberger of Grand Rapids. Sylvia Larabee visited Mr. nnd Mrs. Joseph Schnurr. I Mrs. Claude .Frye uf Grand Rapids, । Barn Gleb uf Kalamazoo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Long and fam-' spent the week end with her parents.1 Abe Johnson passed away Monday. ily have mov<*d into George Adams'. Mr. and Mrs F. TravB. May JO. All extend sympathy. ‘truck Sottji Wo arc glad to report that Marjorie Ward is improving.in health: Viola McKlbbln spent the week end John McKlbbln and daughters. Grace arid Margaret, called on mends at Gun TELEPHONE CO AUCTION SALE! Mra. Nelson from Chicago is visiting Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. Nelson's son who has been here-has-rt-turned home Mr. and Mrs. John Lrtiz. from near Freejxirt, visited their sister, Mrs George Fox. Sunday. Mrs. Blinston and son. Donald, were here on Thura- miller ever employed here before the milled burned, died at his home in Lowell last-wfelc after a lingering ill­ ness. -fir. and Mrs Ray Pierce. Miss Rene Mr Lucretia Benham i* away visit­ ing a cousin for n few days. ' Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tompkins of Kalamo<t*'v .-pety Sunday with her par- proud parents of a baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bryant nnd Mr nnd Mrs. Frcd’Bryiiitt spent Sunday in GREAT FISHING IN MICHIGAN 1 EU. out-pf-slutc relatives anil friends that Michigan affords them unequalled facilities for the cnjovmcnt of their favorite sports, whatever they may be .,. camping, fishing, boating, golf, tmmmer play of any kind. The millions of dollars spent each year by Mich­ igan’s thousand of visitors add to the prosperity of the,state. Let us also spend our vacations in Michigan, year, thereby contributing still Al-Gon-Qnln lake school closed Sat­ urday with a picnic dinner which was well attended. Mrs. Leach will be with Tlie In mg school closed Thursday with a picnic. Miss Ruth- Stutz will teach in Kent county next year. Mrs. Fred Bryant spent part nf Jost week with Mr and Mrs. Paul Bryant and help care for H|i«el who was quite is entertaining LIVE STOCK lamps, hanging lamp, carpets, Gray mare, 10 yrs. old, wt. 1100. and other, articles not men- An extra good cow. tioned. HOUSEHOLD GOODS MISCELLANEOUS Lot of household goods consist­ ing of rockers, chairs, dining, chairs, 2 heating stoves, good range stove, large quantity good bedding, dresser and commode, some antiques, Good wagon. Combination rack, Chevrolet auto, in good shape. One-hprse corn planter. Set double harness. Some single harnesses. A few hens. Kerosene oil tank. Mr- Jim Kidder and family Bowne Center spent Sunday and Mrs. Roy Sceber and family. Mr. and Mr*. John Freeland and daughter of Battle Creek spent Satur­ day night and Sunday with Mr. und Mrs. Will Page. Wm. Harding of Hastings spent Sun­ day with Mrs. Mattie Hedges and fam- COL. W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer. BERNIE McINTYRE, Clerk. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-06-01.pdf ec94ddd5a69a9fb609e95efdb51f1642 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JUNE 1, 1932 PAGES ITO8 NUMBER 5 i INTERESTING ICE JUDGE WEBSTER HOLDS CIRCUIT COURT HERE NEW PLAN MEANS Michigan Takes Lead ACHIEVEMENT DAY CITY COUNCIL RE­ Disposes of Twelve Cases At , Arc Found Buried Under About In State Ex travagance SAVING IN INTEREST ON ER DAY. JUNE 3 Monday nnd Tuesday Ses­ I 100 Feet of Lava—Temper­ DUCES THE BUDGET sions Last Week ature 12 Above Zero CAVES IN NEW MEXICO TAXPAYERS MUST BE AROUSED TO PERIL IE STATE IS OF EDUCATION . PUPILS HOLDING’[ The Barmer lx in reeelpt of some BOARD . The attorneys of thia city were well RURAL MAKE DECREASE OF THIR­ • TO BE SAVED FROM RUIN pleased with the work of Judge Web­ WOULD NOT HAVE TO STYLE REVUE AND VAR­ J very'interesting picture--, from L. B.i TY TWO PER CENT FOR ster of Detroit, who held court here Bentley./if Organ. New Mexico. who BORROW , I0US CONTESTS COMING YEAR Paternalism Runs Riot In Health Dj^rtment—Agricultural Bu­ grew to young numiiood in this city BOARD OF REVIEW reaus Top Have Taken On Many Duties, Inspectors Multiply Like Guinea Pigs. . (Ry v. J. BROWNl LOWERS ASSESSMENT Hundreds of letters are ixmrtng in upon this writer from every portion of, the Hustings Citizens Should Ap­ state, urging him to turn his ntlention to this d*|mrtment or bureau and tn that It is beyond the power of any.'individual to make, all the invcstlgutioits preciate Action By Offi­ I necessary to nropcrly'submit u picture of all the distressful situations in which cials fii Cutting Costs : Michigan finds itM-lf. One ran only touch upon a few of the high lights. Tlieplanner luts lierc.tofure explained*Boards ,and bureaus of qursluinable .. .. necessity have crept in upon the jiebple that the imtallaUmi of the electric-i ut the state until it U no wonder its fwople complain and cry, out ugninst a' syx1 the waterworks! tern which ii&s resulted in on overwhelming expense account pumping outfit ... .... station has made .1 hm- saving in the I Recently the Chicago Tribune pre­ cust ol <>|Mjr-.ili<in of that plant. As a' sented a tabular statement showin:; result, the council voted Friday night < the increase In state io put liitu effect reduced water rates, spending among wvwith an average reduction of about ten cn of the leading !• r cent to the water coiuunu rs of MRa* Mates of, tlie miliun bits city. 'I1h- previous rules had been Ni-w Jersey a I <1II <■ In effect, since February 1921 Follow­ ria- <l; :.ij 11- l: ing are the iwW rate* and the n-diic-*7 ul li uiliiii: Mh iiih-ui HunH: ' [ l,.,1 ,t*'u 'government ha* bedecked itself -aye, For the first 34)00 cubic feel of meMichigan in second lhul L, Uu. |Wn}u-xlng question. It l* place allows an m- u (JU(.,,tk>n, too,‘which the taxpaying I.CXX) cubic feet. Tlie old rate was crease in :.]atr ■ x- Iiubnr lnusl j| u, a SI 117 a reduction of 17c, or a little I:.. pelidltun-:, -inrc pre- Uu,k which rniut Hot lx- IHI to tl.c more than ten per cent. u.ir Il.f.., ot (,71 !><•.■ whin,- iniil judufto ol th.- tax- o.'tidOn me uh Hie next 7.000 v.uuu cuuic cubic irri, feet, the inc new N' * •)■ * ■' ■• ,, ||l(.M. t.ix-'te-mli-ito <5. u : rule is <1.12 |M-r thousand cubic feet, ’hawing an increase <.learly Tht.lr personal privileges are TIk* old rate wax »U.'> |*r thousaud— Brown of epnt; <<*ear to them. They do not give up n reduction o! 13c |>er thousand cubic Vern, J. ,,, souri. ,>75 per cent; 'tjje.se emoluments cosily. Only the Illinois, 553 per cqnt} California. 409 slern v01ce of an aroused people will .n^2.*“£r Uwae cubU ^"Wlvanla, as. 317 pr. per cent; rorw force. im-Mcoate back back to to reasonable reasonable 10,000 cubic feel Miecified above, the | N(.w York. 263 per cent. loree tnese coats dock w reasoname new rate la 90c. tile old rate being 95c > „ . ,. . j5 , ... ■ ' per thousand Cilblc feet ! Back To Normalcy. | Economies must be Impressed upon TM mrmbrn ..I u» cuy roundll "™*•>" ’'’nun.muuon qmM by u» .l.<and U» aty m.lbccr or. to to r,.r„how to <r m .hd !»«■ U>. tot thu e.n ... onto «> tor. Untorton.to in.nd.d to, iiil thu> inuuciiun tod,KII„n wram whirl, I. uue dto . ol .(.to nnd M.l hum..,Ito mu.t torn drtont r.to But iiieniK ii Kir 7 -ft. mure economical --------- <__« operation of i rnments! how 10 io choose between the |,there are many boangt. bureaus, and 4dK-fiie tlw iiiimuimr nl mt with elertrlc ix>w.-r of government and those coinmissions which can and must be It w’iL the good judgment of the coun- on?“me«tal trimming* with which' (Continued on page nine, part t*o» new bf Judge McPeek. On Monday I ' and will be remembered by many of I and Tuesday he presided, ut which ; BASKET DINNER AT : our readers. j , . „ - ---------------j A DECIDED ADVAN­ time he made twelve .decrees.- grant-1 ,-s.n AnAx'a.nn Tile pictures show Mr. Bentley and, TAGE TO THE DISTRICT FAIR unuunuj GROUNDS party party 111 tn urnone ot U the the ice Ice cave.*, Cave ' oi of Newi New; Ing eight mortgage forrckr-urei. one | rsm decree to clear a cloud from- the title Mexico Evidently in some pre-hls-| to real estate and three for divorces b Address to Be Given By Rev. twic tune » volcano or perhpjks »ev- (Every Citizen Should Be IntcrThere were also two default Judgments — * ■ ■ —— . .. — . ' ,.ru| ()f them, showered the near-by, - - — ' - ----------Kilching Eighth.-Gniders entered, throe cases W?rr dismisM-d lor I ; H-ebrrgs with a covering of lava. TheseT csted In Having School Tux want of prosecution, two of Hiern be­ Will Receive Diplomas lc<- cuvej are now found under about Levy Paid In July ing chancery cases and one a civil case.!, .... ».<~ ,.M.tou ». — -• - - ---------1 The Banner ha* tried to make It Four chancery cases were dianixsrd'ln busy otic for the eighth .graders, the. protected . that the temperature above I p|aih. and we hope that every citizen open court on motion of the attor­ 4-H club members, the county spellers ■ ground ha* no effect upon H- The!.oj Haxtirig* will- understand It, Hurt ’ ney*; One api>cal from a decision in and the trackmen, ns that is the day! temperature ih the caves la below the the • proposal----------------------------------• to be made at the annual (lie Justice court was settled by the when champion* will chosen amt, freezing fMiint, being only 12 degree* school meeting to be held on Monday, attorney.* and dismissed. diplomas awarded The following pro-, alx»e zero If . a man could have one June 13. to change the time for paying On account of- Decoration Day. Mon­ gram -will be rendered: . !,,r u-.ew cave* |n his back yard, be school taxes is a proposition to safe day. no court was held. Court began - wouldn't have to worry much about yc-iterdiiy with a jury. The first cum- . ’ the question of refrigeration. proposition to inrrraw school taxes xs n. that u». of m Albertus L. >. 1 > <-H CM. Hr.Hh O»to be tried was some have inferred, but with no basis wul. .Mutoryl1''1-•■mta. ..I .Mrrh Ostrander, CL-...,. !except their own imagination. . .... — .. 10 QO — .County S|H-lling Contest — ra|x-. The court named W. O. Bauer to defend Ostrander, who salt! Im- was Parlors of.Methodist church. I begin and another school year end on | 10.45—County Rural School Track unable to employ a lawyer. ■ July. 1. each year It ought to be plain I Meet—Fair grounds. that if the school tax is raised In July , Basket dinner—Fair grounds. and August instead of December and Aftcrnmin program. .January, the school board will have Methodist Episcojiai church - GBADHATONWEEK OPENS ON JUNE 5 ;US11IMNITO •! BANQUET JUNE 10 EVENT MARKS FIFTIETH AN- «>>■"> "“>w <« “Un I year on hi. h^irlnnlnff on harwl hand nT at ttlie beginning nf ot Hie “America"—Audience. NIVERSARY OF ASschool work In .September, and ao Invocation -Rev L L Dewey. would not be obliged, as it has been in S0CIATI0N ' Style Revue—4-H Clothing clubs. | tlie past, to borrow money In order to I Recitation—Wm. Hyrum, Shore:.; Cover the costs of the school from rev. j. a. McNulty to give School.1 ■ DR. JOHN W00T0N TO September up to the December tax ■ club YeHa—Welcome Corners. Hap-1 BACCALAUREATE ACT AS TOASTMASTER levy. Under present financial condi­ j dicraft club. ' tions banks cannot take on large ADDRESS « Selections—Whistling and Harmonica—Lakeview, Pratt and Hastings Cen- Helen Weaver to Represent loans; and when they do interest has to be paid for such loans. The ojwratter Handicraft club I («|ass of 1Q32 On Afterclass of 1932 umbers mg costs of our city schools will be no Song—Rachel Malcolm, Ryan School I more whether the tax be raised in ONE HUNDRED AND SIX Dialogue—Hope Center itandierafl Dinner Program club. | Alumni of the Hasting. High school July or in December. If It is raised in Oommencement On Friday Altpiano Solo—Leia Dunn. Monroe will meet for their fiftieth annual ban­ July, no borrowing will be necessary, and no Interest will iiave to be paid. School ' quel al the K. of p Castle Hall here on ernoon With Dr. Charles Barty County 4-H club work 1932—'Friday evening. June 10. commencing Thus- tlie school district will save nl and of the city engineer, their interT. Goodsell As Speaker Mr. Harold J. Foster. Barry County i nt about 6 30 o'clock. A special program whatever has had to be paid in in­ esl in saving money for our citizen.*, which provided this money saving । Arrangements for commencement Agricultural Agent. .. ; in honor of tlie semi-centennial- annl- terest by making this change. The city school board have plainly week nt the HaMlrigs High school are’ . Address Z; - ----------------------equipnirnt for' our water works plant. to Eighlh Graders and 4-H:- versary ot the association -----------har/been--arShown that their purpose, is to decrease Hie old equipment ctiiisisted • of ■ nearing completion and the week, as club members—Rev. John Kitching. ranged. • team boilers, with pumps' ojierated by ; Hastings High -Senior Olast Night. usual, will be a busy one. 1 m-stor of Presbyterian church. . 1 Tickets for the banquet arc now on the burden fff the city taxpayers for (Continued on page six) Rev. J. A. McNulty ts to be Hie buc-1 Awarding county 4-H Club Champ-1 sale at Carveth 6i Stebbins Drug ilore din el sleutn pressure. This entailed a. U»e Iasi school event of the 1932 class before commencement exercises, will be ealaureate .speaker and the service will ionsliips-rMUs Sylva Wixson and P. G. ■ nnd nt the Bunner office. The price has THE MICHIGAN ways ii passible danger that a boiler held In Central auditorium on Thurs­ be at four o'clock in the Central audt- • Lundin, Assistant State Club Leaders.! been reduced from 31.00 to 75 cents. HUNDRED SEVENTYmight e'oliaiise, which would have ren- UNL day evening. June 9, commencing at turium on Sunday afternoon. June 5. Michlgan State College ■ Dr. John Wooton>of the Class of '82 STATE FARM BUREAU 8 00 o'clock. The following program has The complete program follow*: Announcement of county Track' will serve as toastmaster. Other speakTWO-PUPILS PASS watch kept on the boilers by the city bu n arranged: Championships—C. F. Angell. County. er$ will be Mrs. Alice Bates ot the Chairman—Mr. Wesley Logan. STATE TESTS Processional—High School Band. Led engineer and the engineer* al the 1 class of '82. Mrs Will Field of the Claw Commends Work ot Rap. Lea Processional March—H. s. Orchestra. Y. M. G. A. Secretary. plant prevented any such accident, but I by Mr. Wesley Logan. Announcement of County Spelling Of q-j. Mrs. Charles Townsend of the Direction of Mr. Christopher Ovi-rley. Felghner and Sea. Leland Invocation—Rev. John W. Kilching there was always a iKMsibilily. Such a RUTH HATHAWAY IS Champions and Presentation of Eighth class of T2. John Ketcham. Jr., of the Hymn*—Led by.Mr. Wallace. . In Behalf of Agriculture breakdown would liuvv been serious Salutatory—Virginia Potts. Grade Diplomas-Mrs. Maude W., class of '22 and MlM Helen Weaver of Invitation. z HIGH POINT STUDENT Through the courtesy of Mr. John Barry Commis-l the -----Class --------of• '32 "" ------------— — — History—Ailcen Iscnhath, Harriet Inched. Selection: "Lift Thine Eyes" from Smith. _ -----, _ county . , School _ Thus a representative The new equipment has Pierson. nits four iuur cleccu-c,, . ' _ Mendelssohn's "Elijah"- H. S. G.irL': sioner. • of each "decade for the past fifty years C- KHlick, of Orangeville, Secretary of the Barry County Farm Bureau, we titraiiy operated pumps, one of ■ 2so County Median Used To DeterCozmcI Soto. "Serenade"—Shubert- Glee club. Direction of Mis* Hunter. ; •*♦ will speak. Roy Finstrom. gallons per minute capacity, two of • Reminiscences'' will be the general are permitted to print the following scripture. "The Master's Garden" ■ CAMP FIRE mine those Prepared Selection: bHmr r ,nc _GRANO unHFIRE ?V 350 gallons per minute capacity, and! Class Will—Charlotte Hessmer. .......... COUNCIL JUNE 6 Ordinarily UiLs banquet is an official Setter addressed to him. from the For High Schpol Michigan State Farm- Bureau. The let­ the fourth with a capacity of l.ood; Vocal Soto, “Little Mother of Mine” Nevin—H. S Girls' Glee d6b. gallons per minute Tlie advantage or, One hundred seventy-two eighth —uurieign Burleigh—ijonaia Donald uoucner. Gouclwr. . I sermon Sermon— —Rev. Rev. J. J. A. A. Mcwuity. McNulty. Hector Rector!। , welcome to the new graduates into the ter highly commends the work of Prophecy— Marjorie Baker. Esther i Emmama-l Episcopal church. * | Honor Beads I' graders pas-cd the recent state ex­ Beads and the Thr Three aiumni body; this year, however, the Representative Len W. Felghner and (Continued on page three) ' Senator Leland, at Lansing, for Qielr I amination, a larger per cent passed 2 ’ — — Z_ “ ‘ 1 I event will also honor the fiftieth annl. . „ , u Benediction Rank8 Will Be Conferred I this year, as the county median in Valedictory-*Heh-n Clark. ' Thursday afternoon. June 9. th? . „ veraary of the organization, itaelf. “ assistance in promoting the interests KELLOGG CAMP HAS At Meeting At Gym I ThOM? in charge of the banquet are: of agriculture. The letter roads as folSencdicUon-^Kev. John W. Kilching Barry county Norjnnl will hold their1 Becil nnilDl CTen each aubjeci was uwd to determine Dttlv LUWirLt I tu, who are prepared for high school --------------- • 'graduation, the program having been! The Camp Fire Groups of Hastings Hostings Keith Fuller, president; LaMolne Hen­ ... work .... .. .. wilhL„,, ...-------- _______ secretary; Carol McGuffln. treas- Mr. John c. Killick. Secretary !given In Ijtst week's iiaper. | will close their for.. the year ,,________ , . . . . „ . I work. Tlie highest' overage.* were,FARM HOME -»• DES■ ­ Ideal Accommoantions At Norin j by Ruth Hathaway Of the Commencement exercises . for the a Grand Council Fire on Monday eve- urer; and Hazel Wahdorff. James Bris- Barry County Farm Bureau TROYED BY FLAMES High school are on-Friday u(terno.in. i ning. June 6 at 7:30 o'clock in theltoland Margaret Merrick, member* of :Doster, Michigan. Pine Lake For 150 I Yrcklcy School 926; Mildred Usborne, June 10. ut two o'clock in the Central ' gymnasium. Honors and ranks will be I the executive committee. . _. .. . Brown Scliool. 91.9; Albert Drake. Dear Mr. "Kilhck: Lhliaren Barnum School, 91.5; Arthur Minor. Nbw ihit the special legislative ses­ auditorium Dr. Charles-T. Goodsell, j awarded at this time. .Mrs. A. L. An early response In regard to the The Kellogg camp at Ninth Pine! Burroughs School. 911 and Roberta Orval Tuttle Suffers Loss Sun­ head of the history department al! Brown, member of the committee of | purciiasc of tickets will greatly assist :sion is over, we arc taking' this means day When Gasoline Tank luike has been completed and will open! Rankin. Eagle School, 90 9. Kalamazoo College, is to give Hwsad-1 awards, will have charge of the cere-’the committee in planning for the ।of advlsitig you that your State Farm June 27. The camp will rtin for two four ' The following pupils received 100 ; dre.toS. The class of 1932 numbers lOO/mony with guardians and girls of the dinner. • Bureau greatly appreciate* the con­ Exploded. week periods. A part of the group of jin Arithmetic. Ruth Hathaway. Yeckwhich I* a fine large class, all of whom i nine active groups participating. Tills'--------------- . structive assistance to agriculture that At about 0:30' Sunday afternoon the should be congratulated upon 'their! meeting is open to all.who wish to atclllldrvn pre.M-nt ut tlie Oral jierlod Will; ley School. Mildred Usborne and Vlrwas rendered by JSenator Leland I tend. The.following program 1ms been, bc allowed to stay Over for the second, gil McKenzie. Brown School; Arthur home ot Mr. and Mr.-, Orval Tuttle ol success. and Representative Felghner who rep­ Tlie camp wiM accommodate 150 chil- Minor. Boroughs; Roberta. Rankin; Irving was practically destroyed by fire, ’Miss Helen Clarlris the valedictorian arrangedI fnr ThtirAflnv resented your county so ably. Entrance of Leadcr-Wuhelo Gall. dren and these will come from Barry.! Eagle; Anna Beck and Nelson Valen- resulting from a gasoline explosion and Miss -Virginia Potts the salutatorWe . believe that your members will Wohelo Response. I Because of rain, the archery golf be Interested In having tills first hand Calhoun and Allegan counties. Barry; tine. Carlton Center; Russel Gay. Mr. and Mrs. Tuttle were away from lan. Tlie other five honor students. Mbw Entrance of Groups—Hand Sign of 1 demonstration scheduled to be held at report. This Is being written without eouniy's nllottmcnt will be 60 for each Kingsley and Carrol Newton. Week.-, home al the time. Mrs. Tuttle's broth­ Aileen Lcnhath. Miss Harriet Pierson. the Hastings Country club last Thurs- any regard to parly ork-IacUon&l period. Several applications have been ■ Richard Wallace. Monroe, and Jack er and the hired man thought Hwy Miss Marjorie Baker, Mbs Esther Er­ 1 the Fire. Song—“Wohelo for Aye." i day afternoon was postponed until to- grounds, and solely from the real received by the comity health unit nnd j Parrish. Bristol each received 99. would start a fire in the gasoline stove. way and Miss Charlotte Bcssiner. will Firehghting Ceremony — Work., morrow (Thursday) afternoon, June 2. merits ot the case. a number of children have already been: In Grammar Doris Arcntz of tlie In some manner tlie small gasoline also assist with the program which u Mildred Woodmansee. Health. Betty । commencing at about 2 45 o'clock. - I am writing this feeling that it te registered for the first camp period, j McCallum school nnd Piiyilis Long ot tank on the stove exploded. This was given herewith: Sigler. Love. Leona Wlnlnger. Three -putting" taegete are already in just as important to commend our (Continued on page eight) ' Children at-the camp will be ot.both the Brown each received 95. soon followed by the explosion ot a five Song—"Burn. Fire. Burn." By group plqde on fairways Nos. fl. 7 and 8. and it legislators when they have don* a good sexes and between the ages of 8 nnd 18. In Htetnrv in History Anna *nn« n*rk Beck nt of '• Carlton —*•— gallon can of gasoline which was also of Woodgatherers. I Ir/posslble a....................... fourth may All children not, eligible for other Center and John Brccheiseti, Blown in the kitchen. The fire department was KNIGHTS TEMPLAR MEET • • J be - added ----- —for JUU, «UVII they UK/ job,asasIUtoLUUUCUIU condemn them when THURSDAY EVENING. nt>ti and would Him to suggest Roll Cftll C™ by Groups—Guardian.*; the demonstration. A standard range ;; camps b^cauoe of physicial condition school received 99 and four received 97 called from Hastings. Tlie flames had Hastings Co'inmandery Knights Award Honor lonor Beads. Reads. been placed Disced at the the!! that >>.■> you wmt read this this letter IjiOav- at a. the next target has also been may apply. This group will include —Fiorend* Hanson. Maple Grove Cen­ gained such a headway (hat the fireCountry.club club and this phase of archery meeting of your Board of Directors. children undernourished, anemic, or­ ter; Phyllis Long. Brown; Roberta 'mcn could not do much. The tin roof Templar will hold another street drill* Awarding of Ranks—Woodgather- iI Country will also be J demonstrated. ‘ ~J thopedic Cases, children generally ran! Rankin, Eagle and Nelson Valentine, of the upright retarded the flames in on Thursday evening. June 2nd. The era. Firemakers. Tofthbeorers. Very sincerely. Commandery and band will assemble at Song—"Mammy Moon.'' vi™' SCHWARTZSTORE A down physically. No child will be re-i Carlton Center. that part of the building, but the Inglde Fire Extinguishing —. Work, fused Um: privilege ot going to camp be- ! In Civics. Roberta Rankin and Mil­ of the house, was mostly destroyed. the Moronic Temple nt*J P. M.'and will Executive Secretary, march to Broadway and Grund St*. Smith. Health, Madeline Cook. dred Usborne each received 98 cause of lack of finances. ■ SUFFERS FIRE LOSS There was a.ixmd of water no| far Children at the camp will have ex-! In Agriculture Albert Drake /of from tlie home which the firemen used Where they will drill at 8 P. M. The Arloa Myera. Song—"Sheltering Flame." cellent. accommodation* and super­ Barnum school. Arthur Minor. Bur-' to good advantage. Neighbors came final drill will be lield next Sunday j Nightwatch Discovered Qonmorning June 5th at 8 A. M. on the Exit. vision. The housing will be in cottages, j (Continued on page Ave) quickly and did their best toward sav­ Bliss lawn. ' ; Bagration Monday Morning each holding 7 children and one coun-; ing the contents of the home, but were LOANED 30.031. I Tlie Commandery headquarters at After only two practice sessions, the fcclor. the latter being responsible for! BARRY CO. STUDENTS AHnrif A-HA . a rvla' 1 in getting out only About 4:00 n'Clor-V o'clock The government's plan for loaning. Hastings City Band made its first ap­ his or her group, There is one large j —- ----- and the State Conclave at Grand Rapids cash to purchase seeds nnd fertilirer PIIUIQU AT IW C T P lively small part of the ‘furniture o'clock yesterday. pearance in public on Window Night ... itxlu't ___________ Junq 7th will be at the hotel Rowe. building consisting of administration j rinisn w. s>. i. u.,„rnlJhlnI, w, the; for fanners has resulted in government morning, as Nightwatchman Clarence of last week. The organization seems to offices, a large piny room and dining. “ the . BASEBALL—VICKERY'S LANDING. aid for 51 farmers in this county, who ghultz was making his rounds, he dis- be functioning smoothly and now lias room. All game.t. swimming and indoor Commencement Exerci.e. to: J™' At Clear lake. Sunday. June 5. Dow- borrowed $6,031 from the government, covered Joseph ............. fire in the rear of - . ----.aa rvauia. >kuregular ouituuic schedule ui of ivocwmu rehearsals uplanactivities will be adequately supervised 1 Be Held At Kalamazoo On I -------- -—-----------giving their crops as security. '• ■' -------------------I ling vs. Walston's Colored Autotart. Schwartz's clothing establishment onjnetI by trained individuals. North Pine lake Monday. June 20 WELCOME reunion. Admission 35c,—Adv. I South Jefferson. The alarm was given J Haymond Wlndeknccht, the director, afford.* excellent opportunities for t . . . a .» It. '.I E*«hth annual $cb0°1 reunion at QUIMBY L. A. S. ' and the department promptly respond- stat„ ulat any musicians of this vi­ camp life. laat week Wednesday the list of, welcome Grange hall Saturday. June DANCE. eaS'^v SteSn midCreeavenln« ed. The ine origin or‘“,n of °* the ‘T fire “rc is unknown. I| clnlty p«t InIn this this clnlly who u.ho wish to takepart Parent* should make every effort to! graduates from Western State Teach-1 n> iM3 Pten to mund.-Maude Every Saturday night nt Clear lake. n.HA r v“,urnMn and it was not due to defective electric wir- organization are welcome to do so. Tha linve their child spend at {east a month i era’ College at Kalamazoo was an- smith. Sec'y — Adv. —Frank Herrington—Adv. if. June 3-Adv. lng taclU4e, nrc the wiring; band will not be run primarily for proat camp this summer. nounccd. and among the names were ' 1* still tn good condition. The fire de-j flUi although funds pill be needed fur the following from this county who ' partment did gocxl work, using only a* muslc and ^^^1 expenses. NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING. will receive their diplomas on Mon­ I much water as was necessary to ex-1 Herewith is the band membership to The annual peeling of the School day. Jurte 20: District of. the City of Hastings, for tinguish the flames, so the building; dttic. cornet: Dr. W. G. Davis. Rodcr-, Those who are to get their A.B. de­ suffered little damage. 'Moil of the j Warner. Roy Finstrom, John the elect ton of school officers and for gree are: Miss Rachel Mae Cato. Mrs. “Sweet Are the Uses of Adversity,” said “Seek ye first the Kingdom of God and His lo*s on the stock was due to smoke, aL: Chandler, Wm .Hubbard, L. Havens, the transaction of such other business Ala Myers. Mlsa Beulah Severance. Mis* as may lawfully come before it, will be Virginia WUlltta and Mtes Ferae Wolfe Shakespeare. Is that statement true? It de­ righteousness ■ and these things will be add- though some shoes and rubbers wetf[ R .Fighter, G.Smith.Alto: Roy Chan ti­ held at Hastings High School auditor­ of Hosting* and Ml&s Theresa J. Miller. ed." The Psalmist wrote: "I have been young .da5!!f,flr.bLl«.^te^ieinatMj'rm th* ,er'. D*n WalJdorff; WH*on- Clarinet: ium on Monday the 13th day of June, Of Middleville; B.'lB. Degree: Miss pends upon one’s philosophy of life. If one be and now am old nnd I have never seen a Th” th* apparently originated on the | Hu^rt cook. Wesley Logan. Wm. ----- ------ ---- , .--- . ............ rttiu Josephine puuw Chue r. iiutv. and Louis F. Hine, a Christian, he believes that his life is AL­ amt now am old, ana 1 na\ e never seen a I cellar Side of an inside Stairway lead-1 Hackney H. Frost. W. Bnyder, O. Standard time. Notice 1* hereby given Hastings; Home Economics. Miss Char­ WAYS being shaped for good by the Spirit of righteous man forsaken nor his child begging tng to the basement, it'had made | IIavCn* piccolo and Flute: a Karmei. bread.” James, the Lord’s brother, says, “If considerable progress wlieii it was dis-, Bariton«: H. Finstrom, H. Mead. that the following question will be sub- J(jttc zuschnitt. City; Later Elementary God; that “all things work together for good । •_ wisdom, »_.» _* zj “covered, overed. . j Trombone; Ros* pierce. Chas. Solomitted ufe vcriincaic. certificate. muw Mix* uorouiy Dorothy Baraev. Baraev, of you lack let him ask of God, •••••—■“ to — the electors at this meeting: 1 uie The damage to the building is be-1 mon_ E. tundeen. W. 8lwffieJd. w’ to them that love God—to the called accord­ any •■aVtoll (KI. <^>,n/tl Hlufrtet arfnnl (h — - c^.. «... «. . . ••Shall this .— school adopt the Three umiuM ucttuiuu':. Certificate: —............. ;---- district — . . .. --- K>t,j iiuvv year uiuiku who giveth to all men liberally and upbraideth ril 'T—•• of nf. Act Irl Num. --- . — — .. lieved to be fully covered by insurance j Conklin. Bass: L. Newton, L. Potter, provisions of Chapter Ten Num; MlM Re.. tha Gackler and.... Miss ... Velma ing to HIS purpose.” They believe that God’s ------------------of 31,000. The „ damage to the stock was i Kuempel. Saxophone: C. MoGuffin, ber 318 of the Public Act* of nineteen; JohlU(On Middleville wish and will are for our good; that He knows not, and it shall be ffiven him. But let him Ask „ in hundred twenty-seven, being a ctyip- tat ' In ’the Hie nature ~ of thingsFrancisco, J. Crue. J. Ducker, W. best what is good for us; and that sometimes in faith, in nothing wavering, ror he that more serious, ter relative to voting, assessing and col-1 ANNUAL MEETING. wgjer damaged some it and, the Boyes, W. TutUs, R. Bowman. Drums; we are better off by having our desires denied. wavereth is like a wave of the sea, driven and I smoke did a lot of harm to the cloth­ Dan Ashaltar, Harry Young, W. M«rlectlng school taxes in school dutrlcti- The annual meeting ot the stocktossed. Let not that man think that he shall Every wise parent knows that nothing can do and ’to provide for the collection of hni«i-r« ing. furnishings and other goods. On rick. holders nt ot the vra>tin<» Hastings n,<(Min» Building and receive anything from the Lord.” the stock Mr. Schwartz carried Insur­ school taxes therein?" Loan Association will be held on Tues­ greater harm to a child than giving him every­ This would mean that taxes tex day evening. June 7, at the office In thing he wishes. Possibly for all of us, one of the sweet uses ance of 17.000. The firemen are to be commended school purposes would'be levied in July the Stebbins Building. Polls will be If one be not a Christian, then he believes of thfe adversity through which we are pass­ for their good work in holding the Friday open from 7:30 until 9:00 P. M.—Chas. instead of December: ing can be the coming into our lives of a serene damage to Hie lowest possible limit 8. Potts, President; Albert H. Carveth, that he is the prey of forces that cannot be Dated this 17th day of May. 1932. trust in God as a Father of love and good will those prevented hr Ml vriHng I Sccretasy-Treasurer.—Adv. (Signed) changed—that fate fixes all the conditions of POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. on first tart. II vtUbehMMUMM4 Au,.-arx v. w. BARN DANCR one’s life here. Pessimism is the inevitable re­ to His children. Such a faith will make us con­ 1 am a candidate for the Republican Iujum.—Adv. fident that good will come to us, and make ua DANCING. Saturday night June 4. at Jim Har- sult of that attitude. ready to work on, hope on and to expect good Eighth Senatorial District at the pri­ Friday and Saturday nights. Thorn-1 ringtail'* new'bam. three mUes east of Jesus said concerning the problem of sup­ and so to have Courage to meet what life has mary September 13, 1932. apple lake. Bush and his LlghlhduseI Delton. 35c a couple. Anders orchestra. -Adv. 8-1. George Leland. Band. Sc dance.—Adv. I —Adv. • plying our really essential human needs: for us. I L Senior Class Night EIGHTH GRAOEAVSet for June 9th MS ARE HIGH ^renery CsXniOUlOn *3e‘ ror ‘ nursaay Hastings Band Makes 1 First Appearance Sweet Are the Uses of Adversity O. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JUNE I. 191$ PAOE TWO BOARD OF REVIEW COUNCIL DECIDED NUMEROUSQUESTIONS FIELDING H. TOST TRIMMING DF TREES Committee to Look City Assessments Lessened For EXPRESSES H5 Aulhoriied After Paving Gutter—Ordi­ ISMUMMEH Coming Year—Total Amount nances Discussed Our Sale Is Still On! SAYS BOOTLEGGERS WERE Aside from the adoption of the city' DEAD OB DECAYED BRANCH The city board of review- completed budget and reducing water rates, the their labors on Friday. The total of HERE BEFORE EIGHTEENTH council at their meeting Friday nlgbt.1 MIGHT CAUSE DAMAGE the assessment rolls of sypervucr* AMENDMENT took the following actions: William Chase, for the first, and fourth IN WINDSTORM They authbrlzecf the street commit-, The Nationally Known COMPLETED LABORS Is $4,837,976 ■ wards, and L R. Glasgow, for the sec­ ond and third ward*, was $4.837 978 RESPONSIBILITY WILL This compares with 85438.158 for last year. The largest item in the reduc­ SOON BE DETERMINED tion was caused by the decreased values of merchandise : taiuva stocks V4when 44444 Hasting* Might Become In- compared with preceding years Some ..nt..k.4 Tn a„;» If anmr. (reductions were made in aMcasmetita volved In Suit If SomeI real bul the singly One Were Injured item *« due to much less vaiu<w<4r This city ha* started a fine improve- stock* of merchandise. merit A* we hare heretofore explain-1 edrall the trees in our streets are con­ trolled, and one might say owned, by the city. No one can remove a tree.) or even trim it. without consent from! our city authorities. In recent windstorms here good­ sized dead or decayed limbs have been blown too the sidewalk Fortunately.no Fortunateiy.no nDnPPq TP*r pPTt i* hurt by jhem They might COUNCIL ORDERS TEN PER have caused serious accidents. T)te CENT REDUCTION FROM city council has decided that It will PREVIOUS RATES be wise to trim out the dead limb*, also trim the tree* In our street* Their > first work was or. Green street, where NEW ELECTRIC EQUIP­ 2”, h-" "■"' • ‘“■T'- WENT VERY SATISFACTORY WATER CONSUMERS WILL BE BENEFITTEO w, .10 tat kta.' wtaum ita tur Economjcai Operation of Plant would' be responsible or not if onc| r ----. walking on the sidewalk or in the road- j Is Responsible For This Big ‘ way were injured by a dead, or de-f Change In Charges cayed, limb blown from a shade tree: The city council — did- -a tine stroke which wood within the street. The n.r »..> . question of damage* from Hut kind of bustrn-** for^tta U’W?"J*1 of an injury will doubtless be decided council sesMon Friday night year In the Allegan county circuit court in the total city tax was $54 -?3- For the near future. In the village of year the council fixed the city si bud­ . Plainwell, the owner of a t^ee which, get at $37,000. a seduction of $17.83. or ' was entirely on his premises wm re- almost 3? per cent. They did another cently sued for heavy damages A fine stroke of business which w> refer targe limb of this tree had been killed, to elsewhere: they cut the water rat<-« by coming in contact with electric \ about ten per cent, because the *avl wires. This dead limb was never re­ Ing by the it* of the electric power moved Tlie injury to the tree also equipment at tlie plant made thia .re­ weakened other large limb*. A few duction possible. months ago. during a high wind, a A.< we have explained before the man walking along the street on the school board cut the budget for the sidewalk near the lot whereon this tree city* school* this year 23 per cent was located, was hit by a large slied and three per cent last- year, makinr limb tom from this tree by the wind a tolal reduction of 35 per cent in He was so badly injured that lie died school tax . two days later. Tlie administrator of The board of review, not to be oilthi* estate has sued the owner. of the I done bv by the other city bodies reduced lot on which pic tree was situated InJ,^ aWMments from 85.283,158 la«t thl* instance the tree was not on the 1 VF#r t0 94^37976 rear a reduction parking, but was entirely on the own-1 tlf nrarlv elRht Bn(1 onr.half |>cr cent er'» lot. having limb* extending over T1)r cltv budget which »>< recomthc sidewalk and street. - The limb! mrn(jed’bv the flnanw committee. C of tlie tree that cauwd tlie injury w cJnrk,; Harry p Miller. F •L ,ta.M tta, 11 had tan wrctanH, by.g,nU ,„d' A.rt_ „, ... M Relcknrd. was the damage to the tree caused by the j unanlmptuly - adopted - as follow*’ electric wires. . 112 000 If It shall be established in that suit.;: General Stmt Fund ... .. 7 000 wltlch undoubtedly will go to the Fire Fuijd .. 5 000 supreme court, that the owner of the, 8 000 Lighting Fund lot on which this tree wa* located was Sewer Fund .. 2500 responsible for not having trimmed hl* l.lbrarv Fund .. 2.250 tree or cut it down, it may also mean Park Find .. 350 that cities like Hasting* shall have be­ come Hable In case of such an acci­ Total............. '■................. '■■■ $37,000 dent because of IL* ownership of the The citterns .of Hasting* shade trees along the publr streets —*" In any event it is best to sve the mint appreciate the work being done for them by the citv council, school trees properly trimmed. board and.the board of review in re­ ducing their tax burden A CLOVDBI KST. PENNOCK HOSPITAL. It must have been a veritable cloud­ Thirteen adults and five babies were burst that visited the country north of Leach lake almost to the county line registered at the hospital on.Tuesday and east for several miles The sionn afternoon. seemed to be most severe a Ijttie aouth' • During th* ,past —week „ the following of the Rogers schoolhouse in Carlton babies wire born at the hospital. A boy In two or three places flat* and hoi- ho Mr and Mr* Victor Jone* of Nushlows- were filled becoming leritablr ’ ylfe «n May 28; a boy to Mr and Mr* lakes, where ordinarily there rarely is Paul Barlow. 1503 So Jefferson St on any water after a rainstorm. Few can, May 29: a girl to Mr. and Mrs Frankremember ever having seen so muehjiin Wallace. Hastings. Route 4. on Mav water near what is known as the Aller- ' 39; n girl to Mr and Mrs Gaylord Patdlng place? j ten. Nashville. Route 1. on May 29. YPECIAYY Saturday! Jello 4 pk- 29' Clorox Bottle 15 HELLMAN'S OR BEST FOODS 2370 Ona Fahey L. C. Jelly And Chateau Cheese ir 14C Fels Naptha Soap MAGIC WASHER ' ABSOhRE GINGER ALE ROOT BEER LIME RICKEY ORANGE Z5C 10 •<kM« Bar. 45 19c i! Pure Lard HOME M MADE BUTTER M — 2 Lk”’ ISC Choice BEEF POT ROASTS CHOICE VEAL ROAST FRESH HAMBURGER VEAL OR BEEF RIBS “Fargo” Shoes Bargains In Thia Big Lot of Tennis Shoes for the tec to attend the hearing for the; CANADIAN PROVINCES for Menk Entire Family! assessment of benefits for the Hutlugs These styles ore all the NEW REPORT ON LIQUOR SALES Center road, a part of the cost of, Here* a value nobody sliould SOME REAL BARGAINS which is to . be assnaed to this city j PATTERNS In sport wear tn mis*. In thl* group there are HERE for boys In these two by the road comniL-mlon. black and while, brown and tennl* shoes for MEN. WOM­ - ----Nearly All American Athletic They authorised the sewer commit-! ioUI Choice of SHOES or white, solid blacks' and EN. BOYS and GIRLS. They OXFORDS in black or brown Records Made Since Saloons tee. giving them power to act, tn the browns, with the new latest are made of a good heavy leather*. Bring tlie lad* down cg»e of the storm sewer at Grand and!. style toes. Come In and look duck cloth ujipcr* and have Were Outlawed early and “show 'em” out w>Ui South Michigan, which is reported, to them over. You will find ' a good first quality rubber " There are two side* to the prohibi­ be out of commlMion: also with the Hum- bargains! them In two price groups— bottoms. COLOK—SUNTAN tion question without a doubf. Coach sanitary and storm sewers on Broad-, Fielding H. Yost, athletic director at way near the city hall. - The two sew- i. the Unirenliy of Michigan, a* well cr* are not on their best behaviour. | They authorized tlie purchase of a known here as he is everywhere. has tlie following, to say tn a communica­ *et of rods with turbine to cut and. tion fo the Detroit Free Press, publish­ clear the roots out of sewers when they ed in Its-Issue of May 27 W<- believe become clogged: our readers will be glad to know the The council favorably acted on a( views which Coach Yost has bn this proiXMal to revue the city ordinances' subject. He is constantly in touch and put them in better stupe for aerv-1 A good pure silk hose in all the new colors and sizes. Here's with young people. He knows Jhrm; ice. Alvo to procure new copies of tlie a real bargain. Come in and sec them. Priced at •a> what he has to say must be con­ city charter. sidered as coming from a man who lias Tlie council also authorized the t valid right to speak on the subject. street committee to pave between the gutter and the sidewalk for the block! Tlie communication is as follows: To the Editor: There appeared in on the coat side of the court house’1 the JMUIIUH/. III, Monday. aiu, May 23. —j, issue M* of The *4 4*. De- square on Church street. Tlie trees; Hastings, Michigan Iran rm rr..« an editorial hrnrlrt. 11“'," «»"1 °"t ot the parkin, Telephone 2176 "What Mr. Vol Sa>. la True " Thia •“«•«« >“• make II editorial «a, bawd on part or a .late-1 m"!' ennventent to park can ment I made in my address to tin- Al- on block. [ peace, in insisting upon respect for lied Youth at the- meeting last Satur-1 the charge for two third-class tickets day night in Detroit, and as used it . American ideals'." the speaker declared I A 1000 horsepower Diesel locomotive over that distance. leaves an entirely wrong impression | About 350 tons nnd 050 passengers ' that lie wqa not a pacifist, nt-yher wn»1 has just been completed for the Dan­ of my position regarding the Eigh- < j iic a militarist. He hoped there might ish State Railway and Is the first of a can be curried on the larger trains. trenth Amendment and it* effect on ! be unlverial p«ncr by the right think- series of high jmwer. low cost engines. ail tlie young people of America. Ing of our people and of the citizens of The cost of fuel." over a distance of Prrsideiil Hoover has had only seven i other nation* Tlie American Legion i* ___ I am thoroughly convinced that the about 130 miles was found to average trips outside of tlie capital in three for peace It recognizes that our only 40 or a kilometer t...... — *--■ youth of today are more intelligent, three-quaryears and then only on official buslattacked oy by wnw some ten of a cent). This dbc* not exceed ■ new better dressed, drink les*, and are more fiPAVFQ nv nvnpanvn pam ! ‘country "untry maybe may tx- attacxea frank and open and healthier than GRAVES OF DECEASED COM- ,.n,.rny who wishes to impose hi* willand* "his ...... wav; “ so 'the they have ever been in my lifetime. RADES DECORATED IN 1" American Legion has looked ahead and has sponsored a Nearly every American athletic record MORNING new universal draft law. under which for speed, strength and endurance has the United States can not only draft been made by the youth of our coun­ men. but can al»o draft all tlie material: try since the Eighteenth Amendment FINE PARADE TO was adopted. CENTRAL AUDITORIUM I do not bflleve that the way to ies,en the use <C alcohol by our juuth is Rev. Glenn Carpenter Strea.ed X I'-'ll . quent appeal fur everyone to stand by to legalize its sale. Wc tried for 150 • Responsibilities of Citizens । America. % years through government' regulations Tlie exeretves were concluded by the to control the sale of alcoholic beverof a Democracy audience, led by Principal Wallace. uges. Every taw was constantly violat­ In the matter of weather Hasting.ed and tlie use of alcohol Increased. was indeed favored on Memorial Day ,; joffilng in singing “America." iui We are sure that all wbe attended This is true in Canada and England Ils obtervance wa* In keeping with Its today. -The liquor bill of England tn sacred meaning and 4t was fine tn : were impn-.*s«-d by the exercises this 1913 was. $764,280,000. In 1929 it uq* year. Hie body of the Central aorhool 41.444.000.000. L* i( temperuncr for a ■ audltoriurii was tilled by. thua? who natioji to drink more than twice as much as it formerly did? ' (he MM, »nd W...M , rt . X'JlnSdXJ the Spanish war nnd World war vet* The gangster me bootlegger, BivunfEn. the huuk -io and ui.u tin«« ;eran* • runs and Auxiliaries, also the Bov; Boy hold-up did with the C.unn Girls formed formed l:i‘r;icllwllnK 1J» the iMrade. Thi* action ■ hold-up man manAmendment did not not come come with were the i X scouts and and Sjton Camp Fite Fire Girls You had a chance last Monday to note the Eighteenth They im.idquarters and ”urr1^ vo!un'ary thr, ”,arl oI Eighteenth Amendment They were j ne,ir the Legton headquarters and ’ "Unmarked Graves” in the cemetery. here long ago. Tlie speakeasy we hove 1 marched ,0 to Rhenude, Riverside cemetery, cemetery led led by ,*’“chers •*n*1 PUI’,J* «•«'*! *hoy« a h ‘^2" n“ t» had with always. There is Just one! Ruh »S^£nd "^ducted by by]’11* '?,nt °' ‘n,crMt ’"d “-o««™‘“>n | U44.U • -,<4«4>4. ... You had planned to place a fitting memorial wav way to eliminate the bootteaccr bootlegger and unristouner c>irlMo|Wr r-v.-rt,.,. Ovvrjey anp and inc the r-i.v,...,,. Clrtnen-J1 Members vrertey vwu>civ.I Members of of the the Memorial Mcmnn.il Day Day rom-, com-; on your cemetery lot before Decoration Day to close the-speakeasy and that is to ixitid from Alaska There the impressive I mlttev thank all who a.vLstt-d in any; did you do it? slop patronising them. You cannot and b- jutiiu! ceremoriyof decorating »»y in making the exercises such uj legislate them out of existence. thegravthOf deceased comrade*of the] splendid success. There is ample time before another Decora­ Ix-gnliilng the sale of liquor in Civil. spahLsh and World’ wars wa ! Canada did not eliminate the boot­ carried out. Returning, three who had ------------------------------------------------------tion Day for you to complete your plans. legger. The following actually . .................... • hap• participated in the march together! We can draw you an original design and we pennd Tlie Saskatchewan ,Liquor wjth several huAdred city school Board reported ..ta an increase -of .Hl t«i- ' rhtldrcn and a number ot the teach­ always guarantee our workmanship and main boptlcggtllg the first year. Tlie er.* made a second line, of march, British Columbia Liquor Board report­ from the Methodist church to Jeffer-. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scott have ed "sn much liquor sold by bootleggers son street, north to State street, west to moved to the Abel Eaton farm from E. You can do.no better in price anywhere, ' a.« sohtejn Government Liquor Stotts ’ the soldict^'monument, then south on Colfax St. it not the Eighteenth Amendment, Broadway to the Central school audi-i A ..number . .._ of Hostings women .... were ----Let us talk with you now while you then what? tnrium. where the program as given I tn Freeport on .Tuesday attending the No one advocates the return of the below-was carried' out 'beginning at• District Pythian 8i*t<-r* cbnvgnttrm ; have the matter in mind. ■ saloon age. " yet many advocate a law ! eleven o’clock: Beginning next Sunday the hour for ’ i» Irc.ll* Ihr s»l.' "L liquor. Wc ta.r | The opening song win “„„„„„ America The the Methodist Sunday tcIioo! to con-; h.d <hc and »>■>- „,, . — utllu— |- • — p audirnte, led w vene will be 9 ^J0 and the church sen--! torn,. Undrr rc.rh ol iww w Prll,o , w T. WdllMr. with Mr ice will begin nt‘10 30. »««>W<-d o rnmrol ,hj ■»r|auiie sMr P»ta,.r ar th, cum Mrs Robert Bechtel. Jr., had the ol liquor Jir .tar .HU uec.ll llu. I -»w n ........ ......... ■- - misfortune ... . A*. ‘ jmjjfJ ■ , , imuianuii „. -a* Ximpressively to break her right arm new plape wtare alcoholic beverage* glt.en hv R<,v L g putor of tlie I Thursday while cranking her car. She IRONSIDE BROS., Prop*. are to be sold? Th-- name will make , UniJe(| Brethren church of this city. i-. doing a* well as possible. • Phone 2497 Hasting*. Mich. Lny' oitar ni ...S“ ! Staid vnrii, '“.......... 'f'-1"'• ™ ’ |>, Th. uunul plcnlr o( SI «kw Mrtih • - nwmino ---- . ' hit pivuu. ... ui oi___ wvmr ruiuil .iny o.ner na.m ann it wuuia s.neu i tlie rtav „nf---------j its )|K sacred mr-rwl ...wiuuu .... ..... . .. duv yad meaning . to wU1 takc thl)l ycar (m .. Monday. jutt a* sweet." If you .call a place toH Americans, were made by Rev .1 A..July < one oI a*, textures of the „F Wmm.w.u.1 W.O.-I . ..........j w||| R XX.S Boys’ Shoes 49c HOSIERY SPECIAL! IRONSIDE SHOE COMPANY SPLENDID MEM ORIAL DAY SERVICES To Whom This Adv. May Concern Unmarked LOCAL NEWS Hastings Monument Works .Hastings Independents and YPECIAL Friday! Hundreds of Fine Bargains Still Available at Prices You Can Pay - 18c Lb. 14c Lb. 15c 3 U.. 25c Feldpausch’s "Where Better Foods Cost Less " PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER Herbert Cooimt. High school student, A daughter. Betty Kay, sit born on the title* of which was ""A Scene on the Sunday. May 29. to Mr and Mr*. Keitli Itattlefir-ld." ' Then followed the oath of allcgiende Montgomery of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Montgomery will tr remembered here to the flag led by the Bay Scouts. as Miss Ernestine Windrknecht efonCommander Sterling Roger*, of the gratulation* are extended. z j Laurence IMucr Po-t American Legion, 'George Whitney was brought before Lgave !i Atting introduction to the Judge Clyde I. Webster in the circuit speaker. th<- Rev. Glenn Carpenter. It court here one day. last week He plead . would be difficult to do justice to thr. guilty to the ixM*c*slon of liquor Jle fine addttsK It wa» a pie* for real was given from 90 days to two years Americanism; * an earnest insistence the Detroit House of Correction. that the United States be true to tlie at Rev. I. L Dewey gave a Memorial idealv r>! tlie father* He stressed the sermon Sunday morning at the Metho­ CADILLAC ADOPTS PRO­ netgwity of making this a land of real dist churfli. Member* of the Legion.. TECTIVE ORDINANCE ireedcm. The responsibility thrust up­ Spanish war veteran*, members of the on a cittern in a democracy like our.* is W. R C and American Legion Auxil­ far .fester than that on one who lives Bakery Trucks Delivering in a monarchy, where his Ufc U or­ iary attended. It was an impressive service and a splendid address ... dered for him We live in a land where Bread, Etc., XFrom Other Judge Russel! R Me Peek came up the, majority, ....by every...right, . should rFriday < may »u to uvvtat decide auuic some il matters motIN LullconCities Must Pay License >ulr Tlul mrcn> ttal Mat th, ol th, CtUei throughout the state arc •houldta (Uthlnl. ... ».. In , noUUta vc.n ,„„k Hc ls muc|, ,,n„TOrt watching with a gnat deal of Interest f tlwlF f.mhtuln* -.- tx- shown to better , tn health and is spending a good sliarc I the prhitlcai working out of a new I advantage than in their ubedicnce to! of hl* time in outdoor work on his ordinance that iixs been recently law „ . . , , farm near Charlotte It is doing him adopted by the city anij ~ ‘ right ' now. said the । (wxxi too —. of- Cadillac — --•” are suffering 1111,jf-< «*• >»««* >lkta.l :o WWM »“T.-d bjl.mHta, :..»ur < nir.lr. ratlOta1 “c7 tad'i'rotah btak'o, outside large citv taker**, applying | of pe.>p,< from other countries wlwdtd R(ick & AgM m-anHc jn their display principally to those from Grand Rap- knot come tare bpcaUM- of any apprecta-, ulndoW th? block bying 30 inches long ids fr»m bringing bread to the city ; tion of American institution*; who; inches wide ami 16 inches thick The re L\deT^^edbv\h7Sri«ih“Vr T Make *2 Am,pr:cn ! firm offered a prize of $100 cash to the to baked good* made bj the-takenr* came here for just what they ran Ret rm- Bue*slne the nearest to the exact ta KSutanSTtat'i H1*' ” They ler> no obll. r„„J, >M ?5 ,OT ,h[ „„ tn its ordutame that every truck en- gation to respect our institution* ttor (he aecond nearest. The variation of wjour fla« ln the -'Inkers judgment »<-i lhe estimates wqa quite surprising, ft* ritj of Cadntac a yearly license of have too many of there -star boarder*.' ranging all the way from -300 pounds $100 tn Ttv,ic fh-v ... to 1300 The block . .--i- actually weighed __. . . Th , ta-M, ■ I K. I . , rhn *‘ho non, »»9U° ,lve “ the>’ !I Up . , ~ bial-' iiw -owned a» they'please and do a* they iileoie. ( no pound* Howard Daniels came the by Citizen* of-A community like Has- without reference to the interests and closest with a guess of 735 pounds and tme- have had their trade seriously [right* ot other ixoplc and with no Mr* Ethelyn Buholtx second with a tatq,4.d b>. haulltw tn takrd| ttouaht ol reipiulblllti io ottr jovpomd. products front other cities Thr local emmen: , , t_________ bakers may own their own homes and we had an opportunity, he said. to| w. R. C. NOTES. arr “* h°T dan«*row* ls ,hls weleonfM; May 38. Women's Relief Corps called ttatr^^buiMtn*X m *dn' forel«J1*'rs when the draft 110 order by President Roll c*U offi‘‘ .1J 5?n bJ'-ding» and have a con- was made and eight per cent ol tpase cers and chaplain read a pcruon of nSteroa, aruTrioct It d^T^m ' SUbiT’,tO 'T >’h>‘“can’p Wil- ■; Scripture and we repeated Ute Ameriunfair tn h.i! rttS'made ti^d^n IL*"'’ d~hnw’ brcais*‘ the>’ h«rf, can's Creed We had as our guest one 1 • * CJ i nj*°e ,lie dump , not become American citizens and! ut the a A R Vet* wHo gave us a talk b “lare^t takeff W?h<£TS dU’T1Uf ,n °‘hCT« wUn’ -ndVd 1 Vlr piS£ of diXntSJ n ..rca - ” . r/±r.,Cad . tle*.,ielr exedse for -»•* — »their not AWW flghUng as a* there there are are only only three three ol of the the old old bo« boys lllace has, found a way to atop it. I for America. left tjere. We are very sorry. Tn our ; The speaker declared that “it took relief work there were 24 cAl* reported j CIRCLE NO. X I courage for our soldier* to face the' and »18 oilier than money is in the ho*. Circle No 3 of the Me’hcdbt Udtei'!I difficulties and ,4iagm of warfare m in quet. and our treasurer t* tn the hos­ Aid will meet with Mr*. Nina Batum Europe, but that was not a» great a pital We closed tn usual manner by J 417 w. Mill 6’ Friday alternocti. June responslbtlity as the member, of our । repealing . flag salute.—Press Corr., Mrs. j 3. Oue»t» are invited. I Legion face right now, m UU time of I E/nth Rechte? laws .governing its manufacture and' sale should be repealed and liquor I should lx- sqld as wc do sugar, flour.! eggx and butter. . In my judgment, the road to Tem­ perance lie* not in changing tlie Eighteenth Amendment, but in tx-Uer! enforcement and in better law- oteervante nnd example- by the older gen­ eration FIELDING Jf YORT. I . Athletic Director. fllAM HASTINGS kW V IIiAIIF MICHIGAN • PROGRAM FOB THE BALANCE OF THE WEEK WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY Marlene Dietrich in. “Shanghai Express’ FRIDAY—SATURDAY DdUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM Douglas Fairbanks in “Around the World in 80 Minutes” and Edw. G. Robinson in ‘‘Hatchet Man SUNDAY—MONDAY Ramon Navarro In “HUDDLE” Comedy "One Goyd LivAr'.' and Pathe Sound News COUPON —TUESDAY— NITE James Dunn and Peggy Shannon in “Society Girl” Also Cartoon in Sound "Dizsy Red Riding Hood WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY Chester Morris in “The Miracle Man Comedy “Full Coverage" and Pathe Sound. Newa FRIDAY—SATURDAY Bill Boyd in “Carnival Boat Also “Trout Fishing �THE riASTfNGjrfiANNER, WEDNESDAY. IUNE 1. 1932 ”100111 (IDTKIM NO-LOCAL III] LUllAL OPTION lUlli iA and B Teams to Play Series! IRI ' IQ CnilPHTiniU" IN DOR EDUCATION In Western Michigan League I ||| UUll LlJUuH IIUI1 —First Game June 9 I . -------LOCAL SHOE TOSSERS tUf] PREPARE FOR TOURNEY Sporting Items INDEPENDENTS TIE WITH HOUSE OF DAVID Local Nine Wins Sunday 8 to 5—Loses Memorial Day ' Game 5 to 9 Hastings Independents broke even in a two-gutpe series with the House of David nine, winning the tilt Bunday B to 5. mid losing the one Decoration Day 5 to 2. Both games drew large turnouts. Hastings came from behind to win the game Sunday, the long-haired toys collecting three runs in the third be­ fore the lotul team had wored. In , tin- fourth mid fifth innings, however, tile IndeiM'lidi'iita made two and four runs respectively to establish a ’lead that was Mirticient to win. Poller nnd Cherry formed the battery for.Has­ tings. and IVrry an<f Kiebler for the House of David. The game Sunday was ti Hip-andluck affair with the retire three-all. ut the end of the sixth. But in the seventh and eighth frame*. the whisk­ ered batsmen touched Al for five hits tliut were turned into as many runs The lnde|wndents staged a rally In the ninth that netted four lilts anil twojims.. Brown and Cherry formed ’ thruattrry fur Hastings and Bernadt mid Kiebler for tlie House of David. On June 4 tlie Irfdepenrlriita will piny Holland there and on Sunday, June 5. will play Colon here. ^TRUSS A n,,, »Cr^hf.M^2r^k< *1 “ " , , , PENNEY’S It Pays to Shop at Indian Landins Tribe ! Ten fourixttmmt.i in the western WEBSTER H. pearce was ® Michigan Horseshoe League have been J ----------------AT ------ROTARY Defeats K.. of P. Nine arranged for Hastings teoms. accord-J SPEAKER CLUB ON MONDAY Hastings, Mich. Economy You'll Enjoy! Ladies! Lfer^slLdcJr! asks for fairness in ‘"X Cheery — Durable SUPPORT OF SCHOOLS 1 2 3 < 5 r 7 I 9 11 n i" "" JMM- An, 1 0 2 0 0 0 1 0 0— 9 4 5 *■"“ .ot,ur w‘‘h Hemstitched ’"' Weed I« For d»|»ratkm oti ,»>-■ .... Federal. Slate nnd Local 0ov cmments In Equalization . a keep clean! YOVNQ MISS! 46" Only it trit more than a penny ■ piece! Rut thy- tfg. BIG surprise fs in./the xqtulhyl “fl 46" 'Variety! Sheer Cotton Novelty Print Frocks take advantage ol chunrcs to ri-tire June 9—East Paris at brand Rapid*; to gi-t ourselyc<»out of-tlv ”... Second Ward txuerunners lost ,the Fairview education, and that must ta-gin with al tyutlngs. Kuiiie. June 23—Hastings at Grand Rapids; live children. , s Styled to Delight the I Irold back the »>sl Sld< ton in tlw {* . . rcspoiuMbl third contest totween there Two learns ' „ Aiur. n-Grand Rapi.l. ol Clyde Given even ordinary us>istancw. llishop I Aug. 25—Hustings at Grund Rapids; ■muddle".ourselves out ol tin might have got a break nnd won hisj;. Fairview There can lxnn such it thin at Clyde Park. game, but (allure of the Eskimo?, to *'9 Table Covert 'Plkc Wurrt'Cotton Illi'apjxiintment. , Errors Costly to Losers—East- HuMings at Clyde park.■ ‘‘ -,m Mr. IVtirer-K|»td that u June 3fl Clyde Park at Grand Rap- Ideal of criticism abcnif Sidcrs Now Lead In City )d,; Eairtrew at Hasting,­ | today. They are ch.irp-«. . Series -i Ju,y 14—Grand Rapids nt HasQr^-,, MOlllty for the "mew." which We are Freddie BUh..p, Northern pitching C j Grand Rapuh in. Thl; he thought mivrt unfair. It was are. km nn aphill tight in his effort to Xli^' • !! Oilcloth Hankies western Hare.. Indians .'. lHoiiOOx-10 5 1 Batteries. _. _____ , tier and-Camp. Havens. King. Smith, dntra and are anxlou,*. to arrange for. ',an. and Oakes Janies jnnon. Hr liad not kr .’ Herewith is the schedule for |etM>ucj**“, 7*“ games’ ■' |e<mw to Hartings for SECOND WARD NINE BEATS FIRST 10 TO SII" Ju * . ’ . mmtv ox ii iuHnlitufi" i"u« Player McMillan. : lavrabee.- 2b Stamm, Stata Strati', , j Ing to Charlie James, president of. the : U.5.™ SSL. w". MICh Our Values! toTnd« °r l“cal borreahor ctub. Five will be Hi tin ',ll,y 7-Grand Rapids at Poirvi'-w; 1 East Parts at Hastings 'ii Jjjly 31—Grand Rapids at Ear-t p• irt ‘ ” i* Hastings at Fairview Aug. 4 -Grand Rapids ut Hasilni".; individiiulisni of the past. Tlint i i i"’P"'- '1‘,*i’y. Tlw social demand.-. iq»» the individual Wil] increase n.tii.-r than decrease. When we were drawn into war It was not. up io tin- Individual to '' jj Auk. 18—Fairview at Grand Rapids; chba.sc whether lie would go or not. He Two members of the Hartings High Haight, c f. wns.conMTipted. in the future there track squad pinged in the Slute Meet Siiyder. 3b nt Michigan Slate College Batuiday.! Brail. If. .. will be more conscrliition. Il we shall pver be drawn into anotlier war wealth Nelson Gardner won fifth in tlie mile 'Skidmore, p. STUDENTS HOLD ME­ ' run und Wayne Snyder third in Hie I 440-yard dash. Total, MORIAL DAY SERVICE <4 the country, will be conscripted .It stands to reason that if the government This week Saturday .the .‘quad will j ix to force Its young i«>>p)<- I-attake part in-the Indian Relays to be ' Player Patriotic Organizations Were ought to train thorn as citizerfheld at Grand Rapids. Utal year Has- । Hall, 3b. are-told Guests of Junior Hi^hvfichool ’ Wc are told -that, that‘*ttw the sciugff Mh<»>: rrix U tings’won the Medlay Relay uiid thv'Nve,Tl tlx- largest tax. This is no: ,0 The cost ...... .. ------------ ------ | Keller, c. On Friday Morning of »hr publlr/schools of this nation, he {Reynold*. 2b: v .'.plcndid Memorial Day service wn>. wns • ■'•‘iff- ts an>un<l 42.600.000 MO. while it A r.nh-ndiil Dav rervieB I Roberts. 2b. .. DWIGHT FISHER GETS held at the Central auditorium m costa considerably over $4JX».00e,Ojiti to CITY TENNIS TITLE .Mathews, lb. . 10:15 Friday morning under the,™” the government, all of which & dusplces of the Junior High adiool nncT b>' taxation; most of it. is m» ■ ....----- 7 . . I Barnum, sji. .. llic grades. direct taxation. Ol the more than Irma Bush Wins Junior Singles G<xximoudi. <■ t As a drum and bugle corps, directed , 44 000.000.000 req-.iiird fur thr govern—Crothcrs and Angell Take Tiiuston by Christopher Ovcrlcy,' pluyed a stir-1 went. $3.000.0W 000 is to puy for otiy. Doubles Final ; ' ring march, the procession inarchedarmy and navy, iM'tiRofis and debls into the auditorium in .the following growing out ot tlw World war. That Is Dwight Fisher again won the city Total order: Flag bearer. Melvin Wester-J’>0 p« r erpt more than thd ■chooLs r,t tennis title by taking the final mutch Und: Civil war veterans, T. O. Webber .; '11( nation cost. If w>- can afford wars In ihe senior singles tourney from Bill .Second and Jacob Klugli. :uxonii>anied by tuo ft’’ certainly c.m afford schools. Kennedy Monday Monday.. In the senior w lV»y Scouts; the representative of the! The sjieakcr called fyr fairness in tindouble-. Dwight und Don Fisher will i Umpire; Joe Bnmik. Wlnnln.pltchW.. R. C.; Spanish war veterans. I financial sUpjxirt of tjic rehool- He piny Hammond and Kennedy some­ er; Skidmore. ' . American Legion Auxiliary. American1 •‘•'‘Id that thr-rc arc ;/few di-trlct.i in time this wi-e'k. Batting Averages. Legidn, Camp Fire Girls and Boy ■ Michigan’ where live primary school In tlie Junior tourney. Irma Busti AveraBc Scouts. Pupils and teachers from the j money pays the entire'■-cost of. the beat Horace Ange)) In tlie •finals ot Hie Player singles tniitchi's while Gordon Croth- Miller D. 3600 two ward schools were also present., whooh Theft* is one dlstriet in the Tiie program opened with the flag‘state near Flint where tlw rehool tax J- 2526 era and Horace Angell defeated Inna Hewitt. " 5(K) salute led by Melvin Westerlind, fol-j alone is $55 on the fl.Offl). He believed , Hammond, t . 3 • Bush and Beatrice. Hearney hi the Bisimp. F. 1 .462 lowed by thr Invocation by Rev J. A. in fairness. th?_ federal government doubles. McNulty. Group singing was led by ought Id contribute $'>OO.OOO.rxiO to the Lcchliitner, K . 4 ■ .453 Herewith is u summary of tlw 1 MIm Frances Hunter. MUs Josephine! Hate.; to equalize school taxes. Th ■ matches from the recond round on: j.Buxh.n .2 E. 1 ... .400 Stein accompanying-at the piano. A state ought to contribute something! It Senior single.*--Dwight Fisher beat ! Matheis. ----------....... .400 number of the pupils of. the 6-2 grade lb unfair that all the cost o! support Payne. Chariton defeated Don Fisher.! Adcock. B . 4 .. ... Al Becker defeated Doc McGuffln and I Cogswell, i, , j □83 gave an excellent ting, drill which ail of a public school be borne by the .357 enjoyed. Miss Helen Wade directing. |'property owner* within rhe district. Kennedy defeated Hodices. Tn thr' Kennedy. W.. 4 Following this a group of Junior toys’; The sixaker rudd he had heard se­ .•emi-finub. Dwight Fistier defeated i Wnnu r. A... 3 aling a number of Civil -*ur songs, dcur vere criticism of the factAthat Chorlton and Bill Kennedy dele.it> d. Main. D.. 3 ... indebtcdn<•*. of our . 333 to everyone's hearts. A. L. Brown, a cent of the total Al Becker. Fisher defeated Kennedy, Karm>.-.*. S . 3 "in Inc finals. ’ Roberts. L, 1 .333 Legionnaire, gave a short talk in ap- • state was created fpr new school build­ preciation of the efforts of the stu­ ings The M-hoo| tax U 33 per cent of Scihqr doubles- Tn the semi-'’Inals. I Barry. N.. 1 Dwight'and Don Fisher defeated Bur-; .Tasker. M. 4 . '...... ... .333 dents in putting on this fine memorial the total tux of the state: and the- tax'-, rows and Wcyennan; Hammond and McMillan. F.. 2 ... .316 program. He said, “Tiierr nre none of- payers nnd not the department of cdu-' Kennedy defeated ShCldon and Payne. I Snyder, W . 2 . . ... .291 us who want another war. but we are cation created these debts, so there is Junior singles -Gordon Crothcr; de-. Barnum. J. 1 .!».*. .. ... .286 constantly at war in our own lives." no basis for this criticism. Mr. Pearce said that we hear much fented Hugh Kelley by default, floruit' । Reynolds. R„ | .. ... .286 All arc struggling to conquer.dlfRculAngell defeated Robert WalldortL Inna I Lornbee. L.. 2 -.286 tle.'t and to develop the right kind of a about “going bark to the nld days" in Bush defeated Junior Leonard, and stumin, N . 2 .. ... .286 life. World war melodies were sung by our schools H* said that would lx? In ne Jones defeated' Alice Hackney, j Adrianson, M.. 3 ... □8.5 the Junior High girls' trio which were mast unfair to the children of Michi­ greatly enjoyed. gan. If we are going back. U't's all go In the Jeml-finals. Horace Ang-’lb de- ■ Fisher. R . I Marion Hewitt, a seventh grade stu­ back together. and not compel tlie chil­ ■feati'd Onydon Crothers find -1rm» ‘ Biddle. K. 4 •* .. 250 BqjJi defeated .Irene Jones. Irma Reid, R-4 ...250 dent. had written a play. "Memorial dren to have no chance for schooling Busli defcatril Horace Angell in the j Thompson, J.. 4 ... □30 Day." which was excellently presented, above the eighth grade. That wan true „„ finals. • ' Keller. N.I In the old days. When the elders are ... .235 carrying with It a story ol the found- ......... Memorial Day. a recitalionrHrittlng to 'give up their automobiles. Junior doubles—Crothcra and Angell James, f.. 3 ... .236 Ing ofui.. n . .......... t 1...-....... ... . .. ■ .. dcfeatcil Ironside and Leonard, irnin j Boyes. L. 4 ... .222 ■■Tlii' Blue nnd the Grey." Lincoln’s electric lights, telephones and radios, Bush and Beatrice Hearney defeated 1 Goddenough, L. 1 .... ... .200 Gettysburg Address. "The Flag Is Pass­ nnd come back to tallow (fondles, horses Margaret Envoy and Alice Hackney. ’ Hull. O . I ....................... .. .200 ing'By.“ nnd closing with our national and buggies then it will be time to talk Crpthers and AngtH defeated push and Haight. E. 2 ... .200 anthem, “Star Spangled Banner." Tlie1 about a return to the old" days. The Hearney in the finals. ‘ truth is lhat we cannot go back. Payne. -L. -3 ......... ...□00 young people did splendidly. Rev. John W. Kltchlng gave the He said there arc many who criticise Adair. N. 3 ... .190 It takes a lot of energy tq make tip Rose. G.. 2 ......j ... .190 closing prayer and benediction. “Taps” the schcxib tor tcachtp;; "fade." such for bad judgment' being sounded by Miss Lucille McLeod. as domestic science, manual arts, mu­ Skidmore. G, 2 .. ... .188 Much-credit Is due the teacliers npd sic. etc. He said then: is but a small Jacobs, M. 3 ... .167 Brail. J . 2 ... .167 pupils for this fine observance of the percentage of those who attend school Nye. L. 1 ........... ... .154 day and tlie members of'the patriotic who have what might be called the Sundern, E.. 4 . . . .142 organizations appreciate the courtesies: academic, or scholarly mind. Tliere are others who are Interested In scientific Field. R . 4 ... .125 .shown them. training, some who are hand-minded Johnson. G.. 2 ... ... .100 ' PLEASANT HILL. and hke to da thinip'With llvelr hands. Townsend, g . 3 .. ... .100 Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bedford were in Others arc born with on aiipreeiiition Third Ward □66 Grand Rapids Thursday. love for music. Some Have creative .1 and ---------------------------------------------------First Ward .. . .265 Mr. and Mrs Steve Carter were in'ability. ! abl,lty. It Is is not fads and fa fancies 'but' Should Be Adjusted Second Ward Cavadc Thursday. I good bcnre to help ah tyjx-.; of cliilFourth Ward ... 241 Little Paul Hunt of Grand Rapids dren. It is aipiply adapting the work of REGULARLY .-------j.— a few j --------with ----------. । our shoots t0 uie needs of children. spending days grandpa Only one game in the local City Is We should teach ail the children and League was played last week due to and grandma Vandenberg. L«t Our Expart Fithr Mrs. R J. Williams. Mrs. Seibert, train them in tlie way lhat will make rain on Thursday when the 1031 Adviic You Champs were schcdukd to meet the Mrs. Clare Williams. Mary Ellen Wil­ thekn most efficient nnd effective in life. leaders in this year’s scries. Logan's liams and Mrs. Seymour Jordon spent Wc talk about extravagance m educa­ TF RUPTURED rememThursday in Grand Rapids. tion. Our extravagance today cannot Easterners. a tor that your bodily Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Kraft of Char­ begin to compare with the extrava­ Some very nice baseball is being aaasnruneata, and your . played this year, a great Improvement lotte spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. gance of the past. This country gave condition, changes and varover last year, particularly in the work Seymour Jordan nnd Monday with Mr. her forests, her mines and practically lea, hence your truss may of the pitchers and'catchers Is notice­ nnd Mrs. Matt Bedford and Ed Bed­ gave away her lands. We can never be­ be doing no goed because able. However the infields and out­ ford. They also called on Mr. nnd; gin to be as extravagant m the future with education as wc have been in the fields arc not without their outstanding Mrs. Clare Wilhapvs nnd family. Justznent. Let our Expert Amble Mugridge nnd children of past witti our material resources. players. All four teams are about even­ Truss Flttarj examine and What we ought to have is the co­ ly balanced in batting strength, the Carlton Center were Sunday guests; ad-ire you.'Don’t ran the of Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Palmer and fam­ operation of the federal, state and lo­ First ward's low winning average being dangerous risk of neglect­ cal governments, in building and main­ due to a great extent to their inabllity ily. Ing proper rupture care. Mr. ?nd Mrs. Steve Carter and. son,, talning our system of education. % and to field ' successfully. The Northerners Ask your phyridan about show the need of a lot of practice, par­ Vere, attended tlie funeral of E. War­ equalizing the burden of it so ‘that ner at Dowling Tuesday. wherever a child may livex-and a child ticularly the infield. correct trass fitting. Seo tho Lavina Corey ond Effie Brink of can not control where that will be—he Very few of tlie boys realize that wonderfulnew development, their playing is being watched and Grand -Rapids were Sunday afternoon; will have the opportunity of attending the Akron Mochano Fonn a good school. cheeked up on. Attitude as well as callers at Fred Johnson's. Adjustable Trust Pad. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Aubil of Lansing: For the future, said Mr. Pearce, the ability will be n determining factor in Nothing like It ever offered before. Eliminates tissue tlie selection of players. However, a spent Sunday night nnd Monday with, stress of our education should be good fielding record will phiy a large Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Jordan and at­ “not upon teaching what U in books. destroying preaenre. A pri­ tended the Memorial Day exercises at . valuable as that is; not in training the vate demonstration will ba part as well as a good batting average. Al Brown, chairman of both the K. of Middleville. They also called at Matt hands and the minds alone; but train­ 1ing u>g ov pu, uMum-w, so «asj to put character »», in boys and Ind Exclusive Akron Truss committee, will be glad to help any of Bedford's and Clare Williams'. Fitters. Vere Carter and Miss Norma Olb-' girls. Tlie great need of oty country committee will be glad to help any of the boys in the selection of playing son attended the commencement ex-. and of al) countries at the present equipment to fit U]Ur build or ivelp ercises at Kent City Wednesday eve- i time Is Integrity ” Tlie speaker said The Prescription Drug Store . I that wiillc the youth ot today may have with advice as to how to play the var­ tdug. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson nnd son.'their laulta he is betting on them and ious positions. Arthur, call­ , believes that, through their efforts, wc 'rthur, were Monday afternoon call. ers of her brother, Harry Osborne, of' । will grow a finer and better civilization. Team Hastings. Mich. Hastings. Second Word .667 Everything seems tn have been The fellow who hu socnclhlng worth। 1 thought of in tlie 1932 automobiles exThird Ward . .500 Fourth Ward .500 delivering is never ordered to go1' cept wrapping ’em in cellophane.— First Ward .. around to the back door. (Border Cities filar. Snyder and Gardner Place in State Meet * Ul Tee—They’re Only Z9C Lovely Voile Broadcloth­ Batiste ... '6 Farion’s Smartest Sandals $1.98 Her summer gaieties will lie a decided success... be­ cause she'll know her feet arc properly dressed! Wellmidc to insure future foot health'! And low-orkcd too! NEWEST Spring itytal Colonial effects । Dainty lace yokes, organdie frills, peplams, basques with full, loll skku . . and your choice ot tiny or largr print pat­ terns! All las’ colors I Sixes for Misses and Women A Huge Success! or garilcning wear ... end just ihe thing to protect your fact from tlw sun. Floppy, flattering —colorful t * 49c action in care anything hap|X>ns to the dinner we enjoyed the “surprise" pro­ electric equipment . gram. gram. Tlie The children children were were the the parllparti! Hud no change been made by tlie cipants and did not know what they .board of review in tlw nasc^nmciiLs. the------*— called upon to »fng. were“— tn do— until Irate of taxation in this city this year rente. or play something learned dur­ ! would have been 70 cents on the »10Q: ing the year. ■ but the boartl reduced the valuatloh We started out*last fall with 30 on .about eight and one-half tier cent. the roll and ended up with 34. (Continued from page one) ‘ bringing it down to S4.837.97ti. Spread­ Our per cent of attendance for the ing ti tax of $37,000 over Unit valuation thi> kind of an equipment is that the pumphig can always be done on the ! show? that the tux rale for this year celled ixTfcct iitlcjidance certltlcatcs most economical basis, at atxiut the on this new valuation will be about were: Mildred Coon. Harlan Edmonds. rated capacity qf the pump or pumps 76'-. e on tire $100 or about 25'.-c on the , Alton Herrington. Alice Tobias, Gay­ lord Tobias. Nyla Jean Pierce. Coral in use. Tills- h?_s made’a tine saving $10% less than last year. DrPrlcstcr. Florence Wright, Lawrence as com pared’ with atcam. Hook. Allen Hook, Virginia Hook, and The council also anticipated what • DOWUNG SCHOOL NOTES. Amy Hammond. might’ happen if there would be a . Primary Room. break in tlw Electric cutrent which; School in our room closed Friday. Thow who received spelling certifi­ would put tiie electric pumps out -of cates fur having 100 or more pcrfeaL' May 27th fur the summer ^vacation. We commission. They installed a standby^ lemons but less than 150 were: Doro­ gasoline engine, operating a pump with had a good time playing games until thy Jones. Coral DePriester. Florence » capacity of 1.000 gallons per minut • dinner time. Oh. such' a dinner, with Wright. -Mildred Gaskill and Amy This can be instantly brought into ice cream apd cake for dtbstri. After Hammond. —Irene Dickerson, teacher. CITY COUNCIL RE DUCES THE BUDGET £ d Buy Her a CEDAR CHEST For That Graduation Present' We nre showing a fine line of LANK cedar chests at prices that all our cus­ tomers say are very reasonable. There is nothing that a girl graduate would ap­ preciate so much as a cedar chest. And in our opjnion the Lane Cheats are the acme of nil any one would want. They are covered with the very finest cabinet woods, such as walnut, mahogany, maple and other beautiful woods. Prices Range from $12.50 to $29.00 A Special Low Price will prevail at our store for the three shopping days. Come in and see. MILLER FURNITURE C WEST STATE STREET ...■■■i... , , - HASTINGS, MICHI' asgasaaa —g �Till! HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 193J PAGE POUR The Hastings Banner,Ood y.^s I This and That Lt c \Vlicit OtherS Stiy Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday every reasonable law of man. . »t»« Pal rick Henry. • We do not Mlicve that such an idl-j I otic Situation would be permitted to{ Eloquent qraior of Revolution. arise under the legal code of any coun-1 A Dramatic Incident. THE BROWN ARTICLES. YEARS AGO TODAY. try or community outside the United I "Caesar Had His Brustus—" G Hayes. John J. Dawson, Rob. oiatc*. in mu siaie n is one oi me re- : . ... . , . -, . . Not all the heroea of the Revolu.(>. Mic ixu*a ui uic anuiu. ... ... _. .. .-------- . ... _ 1.U1U ol tuU-tMd. Mtomtut unto ... ._glory on! _ i ton. Fred W. Stebbins and M. U Cook ■■■ ■ ni tlll,ury War cariied' j. thciY went to Albion Thursday to attend a ering with the fundamental principles, ham county, is .the autim: <>i i ‘ ' ! bloody balfteflclds. lorr many ——• served ——■—4' meeting of the Southwestern Michigan uf Justice. The quickest way to remedy .articles that arc being publftlii imrthr! ! ‘their country well well in in legislative 1 „( attackmz^thc heir country halft. Bankers Association, of which Mr. it wiU be to do kway with the fraudu­ present administration,-1"particularly on [and other office, of-government One ‘ ** ptesldent. TTiey had a fine lent character of the so-called life”! kJ the number of comm).-, io:.' and -alar- ot the greatest of tln-.*e was Patrick!tln,e and listened to splendid addresses sentence and make it what it ft sup- .>s pma Jn thl. different -.:• ,..-:mri.' -'ll.iiry. the Virginia lawyer whone I b> ^‘“l''nt Laird of Albion Cohegr I. l„ to. O!J -" “ IJ«l .Uo™, tor th. Mkhlposed to be and ought, to be. nn un- j und charging these condll! IMIBn to totond th, uur-cry ,d1 «•" . compromising septencc of impriMMi-1. oovernor. Governor. • ■*“*?• F,F OMrtr «nd the ol Mm iMquaM, ment until death." I'.tnrk H.nry born.in Motor ""Pt counts-, viratnu «.• A- «r» or to, “J h“b“P urr.t pntrloto nl hl. ton. .nd » »,rm ‘ V.MJ n*a "rld«. club to •Wc hold no brief for‘gangland hut .oiah h.rir ikva.-i to derermim- admirer ot George based on its record it is abqve” baby j for what pufjKi ihe ' money-shall be will *’■> ’ft*■ remembered . I1 wcially during this killing." says one weekly newspaper ,Hrd* * ‘ ill* the i-ritlrtf entire nntii,*, nattvp to editor in connection wtpi a ciimnienlJ It ” ft“ also ‘ tft' (gily power that can First President. f on the dea|h'of the’Lindbergh baby.!'create statewcb:i-.ftift*;on*.. It was tn May. I.— —r "" ' ' " " K'anhed the Henry, then a twenty-nine year old;: ot Vermontville.Unless were much mistaken, hawever.[ndlcla! proreedni,. — legislature,, member ot the Virginia Hwue ci! Bur-1I Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Osborn and there are several mothers in New;but cun find nothing that iniluat. speaking against the Stamp(j ilaugliter, 1’utricla, siient the week end York City alone who are not inclined! that Repre.-* maiive Brown has . v. • gyves, Act. ro-e to muje.stlc heights to warn i ut Howe, Indiana, the guests of Rev. Id view the activities of gangland with! J,ro>b!ht '<» -'.he atir-ntwn >.f the bjt: - Britain's king ot the danger of oppress­ I Fr Young and on Saturday saw the irnh ,d,u«„Ph„.l deuuhmmL ■ “f“"; X" M ■“ inn the American Colonic?. Dunng that | boys of the Howe Military school in slbty murder by stray bullets w not! salarie* paid speech, occurred oiie <>f ihe review before government officials nt-cewinry conimu tij«-mnrilble most dramatic sceiie-i ever erupted in from Washington. . quite so outragcom, as deliberate club- st^ift th.<: *xi the state. Mfts Mary McElwain returned from a legiriatlve awmbly. bing over’the head but the ultimat• V 11,o: ' - • - — Tlie Hoiue of Burg* had been her Washington trip Thursday, stop­ Ob the Intent .nd o'n th. sttot"I'u.d,tKX thrown into an uproar by the intro­ ping enroute home for a short visit with Her niece.. Mfts'Emily McElwain, xtrlikcn parent is about tlie some. "As . *..,,t. ^eni ma.ie in them, but if tiv- duction of resolutions denying the at Anri Airbor. low. cowardly and vicious as some of, conditions which hr iiys dn-cxi-t, to power of Great Britain to tax the Colonhft without their cnn-M-nt. Henryj Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Bcssmer drove to their operations have been.”’ continues Pl“C'” r«-.-|'on>ibility where- it bcluirs, moved the resolutions, und linmrdlatcly Ft. Wayne, Indiana Sunday, the latthe article,'"gangland ha* as yet never Uw JcguJaturv. of Which he they-were bpjxuwd by the majority of'| ter's mother. Mm. Electa Satull, reQUICK WORK l: turning to her home. s . . . ... . memi>-r. .the house. The debate grew warm, anti; harmed a Judge and only an oyasional, it.will ' ;' Mrs. Geo. Bullen of Muskegon This section of Michigan, nt least, ’ policeman, which uttion, no doubt, was thi* mat' Patrick Henry, supporting them, denounced tvranny. .ne the sump Stamp * Aqt. ‘ iI “Tft u ai. to. nnnnr. 0, ■' seems to be a poor place for bank rob­ bused on super-necessity rather than le2ftl.1f.11 •ur I-.,.I llrutu.,.- -•IhmXtod ”'lh“d“ El'^°l«lchUtohtototo«n( ' "Cants ‘ 1 hl, .. ................... ■ bers to.work their trade- Fast work by C'ir'. - the First hi* Crom- Uw *‘*lt end “,ul Memorial Day the any dFslre to take human life.” Ait of j authorities In co-operation with vigil .'hid, 1. nm.Hr tra-m tut I— drj'wrtototo ... .mtolrt, lantcs. posses and private in\estimators "Treason." cried the . Speaker — "treacould even add without distorting facts 1 the ' accounting tfe-partmenl from tlw treason ' echoed from every part I TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. • quickly apprehended two of thi ivery much lhat gangjund has done auditor general, an tl.-ciro- offire und four who held up the bank at Grand many policemen and Judges a great !*‘*tab!isl» an accounting-* dcp.-.rtniei:t ot the hou <■ "It was. ' s.ivs Judge Ty-1 At the annual business meeting of h r. an < y*-witiM-v, one of those trying the Epworth League held on Monday Raimb.. escaped with a few hundred d-.I.r rad *I»„ .«,drr 1: Uto “£2? WH.mnmW.IMH.W*.,":: • ”””” :”“rr “ . cuuy.mg d.r»r. department rrcogtuzwl no moment* Which U decisive ol charayUevening the following officers were Hr. Henry falter*d nbbfor an instant;! ehosen for the ensuing year: President .lwl« to .talr <u.h tor irmktok *11 ± by recprd.4. no reports wen- available ti; but rising le a loftier Jttijtide. ami tlx-; - Mrs. J C Ketcham; 1st vice-presiwho in any way took part In the man- borr policeman 'v' 1 Fred "* Burke come ' rt 'n' ‘ "" . any per»on, no mArff what lift 'pos|- Ing on the Shaker .<n eye of the m<vt | dent. Mis. Winifred McLravy: 2nd hup> deserve the thanks of the Michl- j under the clx**itication of "su|>er I tinn w.'ft. umirir h;id\»evn fa.-.ed up. dvlcrmiti! d flu . hr flnuhed his sen-] vtcc.-prcsldcnt. Gerald Nash; 3rd vlcetence with the fliiner t cmpha .i.s- inay I president. Miss Ethel Hedrirk: 4th gan public. It wc only had laws witii I necessity. profit by thi-lr example. If this be' vice-president. Mfts Nora Barr; ;eccond.itiisn allowed. Gror.'brek | s.ufllciriit teeth to buck up such poj.-«1 • I ; ;■ Ml Jennie SrAulahl; tt* l ii: i r. A "FRIEND" OF THE’ PEOPLE. robberies might be less prcvclant than j This acco-.int of. the famous-h; M< nd Bui ton; organist. Miss Minnie ' More often than not It pais to be all i:utlc-r> i»n:e<!<<! with th.; was apjirnv* d by Tlioiua.-, Ji tleixm who j Clary. „ they arc. Tlie robbers were armed andj , suspicious of these pscudoridalesnu'ti' '"‘t to keep lur handling ol th* -.a. I.i’rr to frame the Declaration of! ‘The Miller nnd Harris Furniture demonstrated .that they were willing t>»nuances uri alftoltitc secret who holier loud and long ilpu they are * ' Independence -which Patrick Hmry ■ company have added to their wcfl’ comnh.t murder if necessary. Ncvcrttu’-i Just a few of the things thnl re.felt had to-emne It is th<- be-u. known j • quipped business establishment, a j friend.-, of the people.” Take Senator from tlii* comhtirm that the legftl Iw tlie severest penalty the state ran I ir.iditlrnal ,tt count of the c|>MMe. and i motor delivery wagon of 25 hor;re I Smith W. Brookhart, for exumple. No ctciited. Many in»' rreid* were b giv** i» to keep them in prison (or Iffc >. *iip|h>r:cd in the main by a recenlly! potter. It war. manufactured by the ! there blatant, i-hnmpioii ot •■thc.com- but what did they cost? A pa’uc dt-roven d. casual, contemixirary de* International Harvester Company and at continual expense to Michigan tax­ Phone 2266 Hastings. Mich 1 ux- started, but! . iiptivn in a Mum uhat milder form. was. purchsr-d in Grund Rapids by j mon man" cxbUts. He profc-vra n de­ payers. -Even in prison there Ls alway* wltal did it cement plant at , sire-to protect his public from all tlw Henr.v ft .it down ili<^ opposition to George Miller, who t<x>k his first lestiie xfangrr of outbreaks that may re­ ! grafting pobtira) forces that « at* ihe state sw.DW.i t.he resolutions and they were adopted, [son in driving by coming home with which is and always sult in furtlier killing- of bfllcerx a! the - :— ----------- ____________________ ' the. ear on Saturday. The car will I working to M-rve "the UitercsU.*' Yet- a , t-li-phun'.'' both to Its jnrmr law or people in the countryside about. 1 greatly facilitate the delivery of goods. I survey of government puyrlills Menu* to i and is to the state.,The Ionia 1 Mrs. L. H. Eyarts, Mrs. W. R Cook Sometime in tin near future, perhai», atory doriiuiorif-s. which htivi [and Mfts Gertrude Smith attended the years ns naval constructor, his dull*-*! the -people of Michigan will let their । been a disih ' Commencement of the School of thr being to make designs for warships. reason get thr better of their senth । too per fem fw hl‘ own family. Tne ' Ntirres of the U. B. A.. hospital nt THE UNEXPLORED. । senator. himself draws a glo.lKX) salary, PIFTY-FJVE YEARS AGO TODAY. men’, ami paw* n death iienalty law. [Grand Rapids Wi-dnesdoy night. j one son u on the books fur >5.400. an­ Mr and. Mrs. Warren Wilcox and Greenbacks were worti; in gold on After dusk, and 'cro.--M d the bur Wlurfi Fred w. Green becutnu Gov7'0 DO all you cun Mrs. Muy Bronson were guests of Mr. Saturday 38 5 g rents on tlie dollar. UNCLE SAM, FR!N?ER. I other for 53.000, n daughter g<-u >rn<n. hr reiu-cd thp Kina’s cn> Kii' the darkness wholly veiled >2.200 of the public's money, one broihHhenff John-Q. Cressey left Sunday and Mr.* Weldon Bronson at Wall lake ■ One cunsidcroblc source of saving Ink tn the hcsl u-’uu lhat returned ilu- dull.-.. <>f the Ire !Sunday evening for. tin- wist on official buxi- • Haven shores and lands atm ; * t *-r draws >2.5ixi for a trifling service ’ "Ti/to ’ .ii"" CVi j.;;,. the path ot wiltLram light to that.b'jrly arid tlie IcgMuttux diir national government would be a? , Mrs. W -s. Sherman, Mrs. N. T. " , and another brother geta >1.000. All in' n-xponwible head ut tlM' stnte in r>-;;;ud I Diamond and Mrs George Whitcomb (Illy. OUCCl S.h lltlend hft efforts. ” reduction in tlw appropriation to tin-' 111,, tolmr.. Itrrlil*.- >mlri.\n to,.. The work of putting the iron fence ’ /lr Sloped acw-’*! the water-ways ’ all. thcrvlOTt). Bnxiklmrt and lumllj of Grand Rapiiis spent Thursday with Guvernnietit Printing office ami also > monvi ia-'Hm«s about the court house square is being: J ' ! Hast lugs inemu. friends. . to place a price on official'pnbllralioH*.- touclie* the guverpnu-nt purse f< Mr and Mrs, Elroy Tobias went to! pushed rapidly to completion. The Wonderlands ol which we dreamed . >25.000 annually, which is ,-ornethtn which will amount to 30 fx;r cent abort Alin Arlx.r Wednesday and will spend j man who has It in charge evidently; Over the unventund seas more than a uuxtesl Ijttle sum any the real cort of printing. Some of this a few days with Charles Dawson and understands hft business. -Never mote eiichuntcrl Mtimd. sift. ■ One of tlw absolute necessities ot Clin' Never lovelier than these— \ material issuing tftim the government । . *Mr. nnd Mrs Byron Smith of De- day ft the. lowering of Ihe grade on!Thi*e that, hidden till the dawn „mr. lu. 6.-U Wtollubto. '• ■' ln,'"C *,|lhtrait arc the guests of her mother, Mrs. State street from Broadway •east ut, Now no boundary confines, u>, rn.; ■«„<! totorm.Uw I..*,. ,. □< "T *"“«• "u' J Waldorf! ' least two feet The health or people Sure •wherif starry skies have drawn u.t. c r..., to,,™, Wtor. ,-ua, to •>"»■* tom>l( to- « ft endangered by the present grade ot ( Silvery horizon linos. -Um*., (toil*, n -Ito. to »U1. to .to,, THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. thWrSl>^«i’ that t M Rldm.n ihe'Ther'' ’«•>”*»’ «“• Veiled and idWlWn, . Cto,..to Ito.. O>. . Bull. "> <lU‘n ‘J'“XI ■ wc hear that j. H. bldman. Ihe wnmi.-r. nirtii..., ,.i.r Tlie Hastings Musical Club held it* mpti.M- ptrad froin Virginia-to regular meeting Tuesday evening and popular suiiervisor of Barry town-hip F , volce-r whisper th-rc ' UM - .to ol Ooutotol u«-.h In ton U»|0' •'■'.mm,...: u> to 0Uf UnJ !•«'rr ‘.iXf thM ‘Sere ‘were; of the (W'micjji and tlw wijolc the following program wus given; mn' X^’w’®r latest report of tqe public printer uincnt fl.irr.i d into resUtunce. school. We also hear there ft D**1 i secrete vision hide* we find PianO solo. Miss Edith Lombard; ion A DESERVED REBUKEu better teacher in the state Another. *n(.rn lh„ l* State* that during Uw past ten years. Fi«n:> m<ii<d rapidly mtn tinpiano; soio, solo, ruargarri Margaret zaicm, stem; Trombone ......................... - year i»aivi vromoonc | ----- ■ ■ • .......... , ................ • in Bo-ton with *Cio. Ei,rl Wood; vocal solo. Mfts Letta' “?acbtJr rank* vcrF ls “lw1 ■l Rcleiutlolft In the KUcsscd, puMMUnn. ord-n-d b> „butr"t,,„ s,.M,„ ml Uh troops m to puiifth th.it citv Garn: piano duet. Misses Inez Mfln- i a -noouor ^“‘dldufo He ft at present of the' [ Trcn-.iires in the nnpoyM-^d -Sidney wiwvur buto.u, und dnronm-ni. lor of. Jm,n („^t ad tv the < pjxuiiii th- tea rax But tyr,- and Carrie Stebbins; Trap drum ! Job. "wran r. BGleyucHu bre„ btouid,.,,, "8“ “"V-1: “ ■«««• «»• tow of free dfttnbuuon hau- brt-u hun fontpJ |Of. t) w.t yrl hail Jhe nitry becomebecome Im-jsoio, imWm Nevans; piano solo. Qlcnna , ” —- . ------ - -Ls residence that • * : l to to- mnbrnto, .. IWr w rjnd!rtj!c re to be free i»vic; ijumu-i. quintet. .-ncssra. Messrs. n. N. n. H. Patton,i residence tn in a a riianner manner that sia-aks speak.-,-: r-aiion, t hft ---• •.-.* •rrior had Frank Horton and the — Misses. ------Pearlweir for his hisenterprise. enterprise. ■ veto.-, rh, ot ..... .. . . . ..... ... . The Hastlnes Itnnv I Hastings House is being refitted J Hr "ship, .slid the i Michael. Inez McIntyre ‘and Mrs. A. .1 Bmnd toUld Or orator. I (fl ^p,,^ Mth „w( and refurnished in first class manner J been supplant.- McCoy.X impairing* lit porlvnt office to mak*- a p ‘ BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. d bv a Contention In thL< body, on Round trip to Detroit Sunday >185 A change the travelling people will not The: he momirig of March 23. 177$. PatQck .. ; lion that Jic and' hf- fol A party of eight ladies nnd gcntlc•'Kitchen efficiency is about 10 per There will be an ice cream arid ccent'<if 0being a good wife.”—Mrs. K. should not : Hou.** wil^ give Miiiport f t.-.i.U-un a tn intro- rnen spent. Thursday evening with strawberry festival al the Good T«-mp-1 g tftn4 a buri'i Mrs. George and Freji Menhennlck ‘ ' Hen tn the early cnmpletlnn of thr nny in u state of dc- listening to recitations by Mrs. George lar.s hall on Tuesday evening next. Tlie | pupils are cordially invited. mainin; rand most important > ipport of tiiere rcsolu- Menhi-nnick und Miss.Vlnnlo Ream. , Old Man Booze has put inorc men running expense no the eniuufprtlyc program .of the Following arc the members of the ' r zv ii r ti/,’“t >l'i«n all the rnnpins Hastingii baseball team, the positions i VVIiy loRdiur BecauM- ron-tant moderate deni. Garner ft hft own wool which has to some which they will play not having yet' 1 drinking eels' a ball player juft as sure, ambition to NEWS ^GLEANINGS. ! os boating. I don't, bother with sounsbeen'definitely decided upon:-Robleski.i -------- Brown,; ... .... The Sea are aald'stirs .*«”» who *>’o drink drink "—-Cmmie MackSuann._ shores of the Dead a..to rinonir. Lfurlri Dariioth. Diamond, Goodyear, the piciuie of America’s DcKcmp. Hines. Wilcox; V, ’cc:=.“. Fell.; Wooton. Poll, j to be the lowest dry land In the world. BB' r- Philadelphia Athletics. ' . he (submitted to Eng- Bevier, At a meeting reenntlv _______ - , . -- -------recently IwM held lI --------1 MICHIGAN joke: >pr<-’-.i >n. He pointed out that R J. Bell was elected Captain of tlw > Last year there were 340.541 Indians,; •'When every country has mu up e; c'-n-eqianuy u planning to enforce the team and F. W. Walker secretary and!in the United Slates. I tariff barriers, there will be nu trade.' ' uid for that pur- treasurer. i , ;——. i --Sir Ronald Lindsay. The lorry ft the only type of motor-1 ng in this iiemwMrs. Will Squiers and daughter. 1 navies The time Gertrude, returned Tuesday from Los car made in Switzerland. * ' 'The world can no longer safely or their personal prejudi argument and the ColoJ wisely carry Uw burden.-, lymuipentr Angeles, California where the latter merit .of the team. Sixteen billion postage stamps are must ,--:innil; or light. has been for the benefit of her health. I Impose.” - Alanson B Houghion.-former d America could Ugh'l.' hri said.. Mrs. Wilbur Lane ft visiting friends printed.In the-United .States every year. , Ambnv,ador to tlw Court ot St. James's in Grand Rapids. There are 100.000,000 more women •nd Germany. ■vitable—to retreat mean! .•daCharles Kurtz of Ada, Olilo. is visit­ !b.n men m tadi._ | . MMn A Texir. hen has hi id '■price demand’d for life. Thru ing lift parents in Rutland and fflends inches long by eight ii pendow and relatives in this city. A noiseless electric fan has been In­ billties, buf unless he develops his best Mir he is a counterfeit."—The Rev and ' he'energetic fowl. Mrs C. G. Holbrook entertained her vented. | Henry T. Crane. trh American: sister-in-law. Mrs Balch and two It ft 1250 feet from the street to the) ------ . nlecra of Eaton Rapids Sunday. cack> of punt—Boston tip of the mooring mast on.the Empire ' “I* “ man's face can light up »t a me. give mt- liberty, or give State Building. ' | quotation I know and love, then that ok iivatni ‘ FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. --------------~ i man for me ft a brother, whether hr Patrick Henry bream*- thr war-gov­ Prairieville Items—Mrs. J E Doyle A ruling by the Brazilian Govern-1 be a dustman qc a duke.'-Stanley ernor of his beloved Virginia and' .of Kalamazoo spent a few days of last buried under 30 feet of mud in India i ment allows alien airplane pilots to/ Baldwin. ' we hft lu served several'terms tn thu ortVv until week visiting her friend, Mrs. S. E. the fiat degree and hud received a thus showing that pobt.cal rampaign.-. cxtkd Aftx Ut W< wan* | he decided I*, retiirj./pnGrieTif/But serve only two years longer for thaf • , ’ . Government. Prak of AbsonUliew “Ufe M'ntqwe to ft .erved at 'NJai- ar,‘ of ancient (wlgln.—Ohio Stat? :1a>i-.> know- then- Jacfs bc’loro like oiher patriots of his ’.inie lie could: Cavins. Mr. und Mrs. W. /H. Powers spent | "Standing on one's dignity u Uw tpiettc. Judge CotU-r drew attention *0: Journal • | ihe rumnaur. ft gin.. *0 that they car. ’ nn: resist the c.illxiTduiv and lie later Sunday in Dowagiac. The average weekly attendance at peak of all absurdities. "—Reginald an ironical absurdity in the criminal ----------- ---* | understand the punimc back of them came from sechwlrm again- tn serve hh, Miss Olga Beumer went to Muske­ motion picture theaters in Britain ft Berkeley. . - ,.*» . * 0 . It appears tiiat Japan has Pacific*?' ** xmg that Michigan tun'd ' native state Perhaps he would have be7.000.000. 1 ----gon Saturday for a brief visit. i>ra.ute. Addressing the prisoner !**. ambition*1 -Wiiuton-Sukin Jourtia1 . a,1- t3 w'il f• reccome aa prominent fxur. ip ; ................. ise.,.-iuic i-juiiuiicuL nxutr ip rutmnal national ----------"The man who cannot get cnUiu- • Mr. and Mrs. Ira Van Valkenburgh said" -Iimuous nnmonouAin jourua. q, 4 , k 1!lSHOlr , of thr ard r , lttn a!fa!ri . (or ,... ,... r , at „ ll . „... tr-e •unguoin oi the ;>w.-r and clean atlairs-for he certainly oflered tlie United States siastlc slastlc about hft his The President of the busmeu haa no and daughter Kate returned from the house c.t that * It ment that has m-icvcra! important piiutioiv. In the new- we it Saturday. •It .ft lucky tor you that your attorney; is president of the American Red Cross ' buxines* to be in II.””—Sir Franns tected our state government and re-|ly formed government. Including the did not agree to a plea ol guilty, ol A collfgc m'N". Yo\k ■—?«— Goodenbugh. John Pendergast went to Chicago hired to co-operate with the governor* ’ portfolio of state— but for the tact George Washington never wore a wig wond degree murder or I woujd have tuet (or , CaUin# for trjvpl since the King sneaked out ot the capi- that he dblriftted the Constitution as Monday evening in the Interest of the buTtallowed ids hair to grow long and The danger of . making public service Wool,Boot Company. givan you a sentence with a 50 years H>g adventure and hazards of all kinds ta! tlw- night before the state govern- an encroachment on States' righto purely honorary Is that it ehmuwtcs Miss Flo Beadle left for Grand Rap­ powdered it. ment was returned . to the people, i His lack of svm^thy for the new mmimum. A* it ft. you will be eligible u a b.Ue AUU the man of small means but great ids Monday to resume her position tn Quito, capital of Ecuador, is located ability. ”—Sam Street Hughes. « through Fred W. Green, — Saranac j government, however, did not affect his for parole in 14 years' become un umpire—Richmond Times the schools there. . approximately pn the equator. j Advertiser. । personal relations with Georgi- WashDr. C. W Young of Allegan was in "If Bastioncll had been held guilty Dispatch.' "In times Uf depression, short sales „ ----- --------- **•-----------— ington under whose guidance the Cpn- the city Saturday on his way to Sag­ The oldest sponsored daily radio of murder without'premeditation, he; k P^turfIt°< iIllut,na Gandhi in his ‘ stitution was framed and put Into opmaw to attend the dental convention. program, according to the National act like a snowball in augmenting the might have been placed behind the bars: Many a private debtor arics for a . I?c5:*’8f t!a-”'s i!l0*s him in hard-1 eration. Tlie great orator and the great R. K. Grant, ■ Spary Phillips and Broadcasting Company, was first ra­ decline by the additional burden they boiled shirt and gales-ajar-colLir And,; soldier of the evolution had only the Luke impose. ”—Senator Arthur,Capper. until the day of hft death. But since tomorrowtonum —Arkaiua* Gazette Waters returned from their flshI somehow, it helps to explain hft present: deepest respect and admiration' tor , mg excursion to the north last week diocast on March 30, 1825. he was convicted ot coldblooded, deli----------future development depends , to „ ;Clothing trend.—Arkansas Gazette. .each other. , Men and women on Unde Sam's pay on Our h.lp« hu nmlly mowniM.. _ — --—------ — ---------------------p,,rlrl Henry aien aM June Ju„ g. , 1799. „„ jmt Ju|t and report a catch of about 300 of roll berate auMsinatlon. hr stands a ’Th, ---------. -r ------------/ — — ------------f, ratneg individual of reaponsireceive an annual wage of about ^ty crecognition ^TL2^S° ,U1billtv”"-^T '—Cftl rih.rU . A * 1151 chance of rdeaae whlk he ft MUI .a «y> » writer. That's one triumph cf[ 'Parsnips, wnt^a an expert on ggr- six month* before Washington's death the speckled beauties. 11.404,000.000 or an average salary of . * vwire a. Lindbergh. George. Rock will leave the Brooklyn vigorous young man and free to enjoy i dUazmament.—Passing Show. ^,n to^- 'arp leU tn «* ground "! and shortly after he had been elected Navy Yard tomorrow morning where ♦1.575 for the 846.885 federal govern-j • PhllOMphy is common tenac m & • 1 |Wc <m«e agree.—Boston Transcript. | to the Virginia House of Delegates. ■ he will be stationed for the next three raent workers. . j drew sult."-OUver 8 Braston. TEN Munsingwear for Men and Boys Las?” . 4?. °L HE NEW Munsingwear gar­ ments are here for you in a wide range of pleasipg patterns. The seams are super-stitched for extra long wear, the buttons well sewed. The tailoring, too, will satisfy the most critical. And you have a wide choice of models not only in- shirts and shorts but in union suits, woven or knit, with short sleeves, long sleeves or no sleeves and. they cost no more than ordinary underwear. 7 he Store for Dad and Lad | From Our Scrap /fool A Quotation Crumbs of Wisdom 0/ Our World' r Punucnt Purugraplis �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE I. IM* ’LIGHTNING STRUCK NEW LAW OFFERS LClondburat and Thunderstorm Carlton Twp. On A LIBERAL PLAN , Struck Thursday Afternoon The General Electric 4-year service plan is your guarantee of lowest cost refrigeration GUY BAUER’S BARN . FOR THE PAYMENT OF DE­ j About three o'clock Thursday oft-. while a terrific cloudburst and' LINQUENT TAXES FOR j ernoon. a thunder storm raged tn Carlton. THE YEAR 1930 - - 1 lightning .struck. the barn on W. O. You Will Find That HIGHLANDS DAIRY MILK Will Keep Better and Stay Sweet Longer Bauer's furrn in lhat towirehlp. destroy­ You buy milk to use "in your home— bottles of. Highlands Dairy Grade "A” AUDITOR GENERAL FULLER ing the building with lt» contenu The not to have it spoil and be thrown away. Pasteurized milk in their refrigerators fire driNirtment of'this city made a It is discouraging to a housewife to go to EXPLAINS THE RULING ' quick run and did godd work but the for a week or two and when it was taken ; building was doomed when they ar­ her refrigerator and find that the milk out it was found perfectly sweet. Tlie structure* was a ruin os a ; Tells What Payments Arc Re- ;; rived. she had depended upon using is all sour, result of the fire. It wiu a good barn. curdled and tainted. Why docs (one The REASON WHY is because High­ I quj^ed In Order to Avoid 1 contained eight tons of hay. a lot of 'milk turn sour quicker than another? lands Dairy milk is so CLEAN and farm tools, also some calves and ’Having Land Sold I chickens which perished. It u iiretty Simply because it is more UNCLEAN, PURE: Hint’s why the Highlands Dairy Circumstance, -have forced many 'hard to estimate the loss but. in any that's all. A TEST o£ milk that turn's is permitted by the state of Michigan to J people to be delinquent in the payment event the Insurance will'not be sufftsour in a short time wMI prove that state­ m H Grade A” milk. No CLEANER of their taxes who never had tailed to cient to replace the structure as tire j pay their taxes until the present de- ■! building carried only $2,000 with $5M ment. It will show a large number of milk is produced than our Grade “A” i pression began. • on tire contents, J500 on tire tools and germs and probably filth in the milk. Pasteurized. Il’s the best and safest j\-The legislature.’has made provision $W0 on the ado. , — Some housewive|-in Hastings have kept milk you can buy. Why not try it? I whereby people who Were not able to ! pay their 1930 taxes. wiiosc land.; or GRADE MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—10c Quart. I property had been returned as dclihquent to the Country Treasurer for the . GRADE “B” MILK (Pasteurized or Raw )—8c Quart. . year 1931. can pay such delinquent I taxes in installmenu, tlw legislature • The «nie com of any refrigerator is at Its recent setslon having made pro- i the purchi vc price vision for such payment. plus «ti>( il Carets Auditor General Fuller lias sent tn* to keep it operat­ Coutaty Treasurer Streeter a .digest of ing through the ROBERT W. COOK, Prop Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN । ihe provision* of the new law which we , roughs, and Myrtle Weaver of Edger ■years. »chtx>l each received 9‘j and Merieta pass on to our readers, as follow -; 1. A taxpayer may pay 35 ' or more Stiles from Burroughs -chool rccetw? '<4 taxes asreiised lor 1930 on nr before October 1. 1932. in which Case Interest'; Those receiving eighth grade d're tha; Ferris. Clair; Petris. Dwight; : is to be computed nt tire rate of ot plotnai in 1932 were: FV-rrla, Wayne; Fillingham, Norman: )'■' from March I. 1031 to date of par- I Abbott. Bessie: Allerding. Ardis; AL Freeman. Paul; Frey. ’ Ek>isc; Fruiii, Tt.Gtna.i. Wilson; ■ ment. together with a culiection ffv ofi: lerdlng. Mary; Anderson. Robert; An- .Emma; From, R<»<: Fry. N>wlw. i son. Ada; Arentx. Doris. 4 on the amount so paid Bard Gay. Rmsell;* Gleske. Vmeph; GllM«CatTetly. Uaiiurnc. Mildred; Valentine, Nelson; ' 2. If the payment so made is over 1I Baas. Viola; Baldwin. Miics; Bcck. ' Ions. Nina; Gu<?<iM>n. Helen; Gordon. croft, Lawrence; B um . Ruby; --------------------------------.... ... ---------. VanAhllire. Alvan; Wallace, Richard; 25'- and lea., than SO'.'. then thr efeQu«r rcription in question will be listed for Anna; BeUotL Ernest; Billings. Lyle;!Rosemary; Granger. Neil; Gre’en. Mar,WaUL Willie; -Weadbrwk. Eari; ’sale'in May 1933 with tlx- addition.* Bird. Lyk; Birman. Orvm; Bowerman !shall, Gutclwss. Ray. ■ Weanr. Myrtle, Wilcox. Edith; Wil­ Hallock. LetlU Mu< ; . Hummond. , k:s;.->. Wilmn.- Wilkinson, Gerald; WUpenalty of $1.00 jx-r description, the Alice; Brei-hrlsrn: John; Brown. i Riot.. Thclm'a; Wood, Elizabeth; collection fee. of 4'1 with-Interest at Margaret; Bryans. Robert; Buck. Or- Margaret.; HanM-n. Blanch: Hansen, '.Florence; Hart. George; Hathaway. j Woodman, Cleone; Wright. Forrcit. ■ ’» of 1 per month on tlte.unpuid bal- pha; Burr. Robert. Campbell. Clarence; Campbell. Ray: Hathaway, -Ruth; Harner, Bur-' AI. I .-ST I? I*1. RE T RIG F. R ATO R nnre. unless the owner before such list­ The Vliihm in the State Flair Boys’ ; mg pays the difference between Mm.- Glenn; Campbell. Hiwil; Cappm. Dor-<d»tt«-; HefTnir. Harel. Hel-I Mum. I Conte-,t ,<rr Albert Drake pf tlie Bnr...... ...................... Marjortd^CoMday. Rtch-Hloeho. Thenm; Holcomb. Beth Robert Nev । fir.-it • payment nnd „..v„ such 50’-. । num M-hoot and toe alternate is WiJ3 ti the different between tire «rd; Clent.-Noreen: Cffmenre- Frieda;1 Hotmef Harold: H«orer Kalpti; H : Mil.li. .. N *..n Thomas of the Auitin school. Thlramount paid on oi» hrh.rc October 1 Kathryn; Cole. Albert. Cooiwr. tun. Kenneth: Hubbell. Helen; Hull. Ch-tk ti-lliret' boys wrote ihU examination. HARDWARE COMPANY 1932 and 50'- u paid oh or before M-> B- tty. Cramer Chester; Crawley. Oer-1 Haiti Ornubt I . . Johnson.^ ...... _. . ._... I. 1923. th< County TrcJvurrr will with- .4!°. Cpittendcn. Dana; Cnittmdrn • Janson. Virginia; Jetty*. • ^“/ri-tj. PHONE 2101. HASTINGS. MICH. lament Fence Helen । Johnson. Lyle. Johnson. Marayry. Phillip*, l-om**-. hold the jiarrel from sale for one year **' ’“•* Day, Dora; DeBruinc. Louise; Dew-'.Jones. John; Jones. NW. ; Rankin. Roberf.i Whet i regarded as the longest during which time, interest will accrue fence *.n tire world l, the one 1139 miles ' <>n the unpaid balance at the rate ot 1ry. Glenn; Doyle. Kenneth; ''ttfokeI Keeler, Margaret; Keen. Altlrea. ihitu; Rounds. 1 • Albert; Dunkclberger. Ernest; Dunn. I Kidder, Dmyld; Kidder, Ethel; Klhnt.; Seger. Marshal!; leng which stretches across Western BWh. .nd to b.™ In .-U- l..n«h.!■ «<•. '*•' ",1?' OBITUARY. Roy. ' j Modesla; Knme. Vituta. Shillington, Darot Australia, V. b six feet high and amid the darkness the light oi thr-. lb(. Emrick, Charles; Endres- Benjamin; Lathrop. Dorothy; Lee. Clifford; Slocum. Helen; Ella Townscrid, daughter of Jew but made of strong, fine wire mesh. Its noble character shone und <he dark4 H the dlfTepnct **l^f*l th,c Endres. Gerald; Eno. Maurice; _Erway. 1 Leinnar. Reva; LeToiirnruu. Charles; Sprague. Georg.-; Mid Elizabeth To* nsctid. was born In new could not master it purl*-i.-to prevent rabbits from .amount paid on or before* October 1. . . ]g33 and yj.; L.. ni)t JM1(| on or tlie township uf Woodland. Barry n » couiu nuv musrer ,vGenevieve. I Lcyewdecker. Roger; Litts, Kenneth; snli Merieta; t_ ... __ . ovi'rnihning the country. Il Is patrolled county/ April 4th. I8.MI and died al her Her deimrture js mourned by h« r ■ M , |93.j , ,lt. C llinty Treasurer will Farrell. .Lincoln; Ftnstemaker, Mnr-iLorig, Phyllis; Lord. Lester; LyUy; Strickland. Marcia. Sttumbergi -r. An- regularly and kcjit in good condition. rhtldrrn Cnv of Hosimgs H.sUM. town dm-n.­ th<_ adwtUxt . three children. Coy ot BJJ2, aged 7« ymrri. one month,und ship. Harry and Edith Wundt-rllrh of • at the May sale, iiftci- which Interest ami_ — five _____________ grandchildren,— be- will accrue at the rate ot F- per! K'ventecn days. • __Kiilnnuuoo ____ _______ Taxes paid by this company last year were equivalent tn the entire electric She w.ls tlie ypungest of u fumily' Hl,1,k-S und friends. t ■ month. ol clglii children und knew from exTJie funeral was held.on Monday al „. revenue received for it full year’s service t»» over 100,000 of its home cus­ 5. „ If „a tax payer neglects to pay 35’' pencnct! the liurihhips of pioneer life, her lat<- home. Rev. Ruhm-11 H. Brvady „r )nOrp on or before Octubei tomers—an important item in the cost of service, an important contribution I let Ijrother:, und slaters have nil pre- officiating. Buriat tn Riverside. he cannot pay the entire 50" after' to local improvonlents, schools, public health, police and lire protection. ceded, her in dealhr ; ------------- "*»*--------------that date and on or before May I. 1933 ’ Ella taught school in the earlier ,’A-ss,XQ ^J\^»SI^'v.wr and obtaii^intcrcstpt the reduced rau*.! sev.-illl.-s in Harry county. t uxvxvnnvvvvi Barry county friends- — <4 -------Ernest— Elmer but lev. than 50 nn Octobe -»y»r wir. married to Ca-uiiu . C. ----- ----—------------------------------------------— or --- before ------------------Btowell June 27. 1874 nt the M. E pur- Warner of Vuiulalln will 1>- sorry to ! I. 1932 he Is only privileged to pay up-lo, M.iuige in. Woodland by tlwihiMui.Ihear ut ids uea»6i on'Wedm-.wiay. H< ’50‘- aftet October 1. 1932 nnd on ur Iti-v N. L. Bray. Iliad formerly redded in Dowling and: before Muy I. 1933 at the reduced rate j Tlwy conmienrcd-lioiL'wkcrplng soon \n Irving, and bud been in thr employ of interest Iff Other words, a taxpayer ; . niter tlwlr marriage in this home of the Michlgun Central rutlioud for [may pay 1W of his lf<30 tax phu inwlirn* Mie passed away. 3fi yrurr. Hr . was a . member of tlw tercst at Ge nnd u colfccBoh fi-e of; Thoae wlio vhlti-d lids hiHne frr- Christian church uf Vandalia. Middle- 4 - on or before October 1. 1932. but; quently knew of iu hospltulity and ville .KnigbU ot Pythias, nnd a mem-1 after October L.IJ32 and before' .May 1. \ itood will and cheer. ’ tx-r of the Vnndulia village board. 1933 he cun onlypuy an amount applyMr. und. Mrs. Hlowrll In their I Surviving are the gj’idnw. two sons, | Ing on such taxes to equal 50' of the church n-lnllonsliips lli-st joint'd at tlie Alton of Grund Rapids und Jack a' i total lax at the reduced rate of interest ; A^fariiii Cluss. later the Holmes and home. a ^brother, C. M. Warner of j 7. Any unpaid b.ilanct-s, unless pay- j wfirn they moved to Hastings - wcru Gibbs. Idaho, ana t wo sister -. Mrs,; menu arc made iu above indicated, will' transferred lo the M. E ciiurch there. Trethrick of Dowling and Mr-. Claba , carry interest up to date of sale ut the i rate of •* qI-L... ptxjuontff,__ _____ !. The death ot a Christian mother re-' Wtfkcs-nf;Ctgiritrttr.‘ ‘ D OWN quires from tin* pastor .a tribute to “ — ' Act will Mr. Warner was 'highly respected by. Tills _... . .... ____apply to all items of ! motherhood. . ' a large circle of friends who extend ; taxes levied In village-: townships an-i ■ Thcrw who knew this mother and sympathy to.the sorrowing family. • cities wlierc the same are returned de­ r-hAiKHiian best saw an example of Funeral ..M-rvicrs were held on Frj* : lUiquent to'the County Treasurer and. devotion ami satriHtT to hiMbamf to day afternoon at IXiwhng with burial by the County Treasurer to this Dr- j chlldrcti, to hi-r fru-ntis und to society, in Dowling cemetery. partment. but would not apply to city j TO PAY that words canrftil diawrIUl*. ■------- ----------------------------- taxes in those cities which soil their; Durt.ng the last three years she has4 AS LOW AS There- art- approximately 930 uidvcr- j own city taxes under their charter pro-: made her ly>me with her daughter. titles in the world. [ vision.-., or cities specified in Act No 11,! _______________________ _____________ ! Special Session. 1932. _____________________________ ;______ The, • Sjx’ciai’’ Session of tfflmtgis-' Ilalure amended Bee. 74 of the Generali F. 0. B. DAYTON : Tax Law so that If any person ridecmi.forty «40> percent or pwre of thr amount for which the description was: sold during the first year, they ’may ' have an additional twelve H2i month1! for the redemption of the balance of { live description. - This Bill—Known ns House Enrolled Act No. 9—was signed by the Governor.! ‘ April 28lh and the time was too short FRIDAY, June 3rd SATURDAY, June 4 jto reprint the. Certificates of Sale. PRAYER WEEK*SET ' GRADE W:R AGESAREHIGH HIGHLANDS DAIRY GENERAL @ ELECTRIC GOODYEAR BROTHERS SPECIAL OFFER 24 MONTHS $130 More Savings The New SUPER-POWERED at North Side Grocery Fell Naptha SOAP B.r 4C Coffee Candy Bars KtblO <- 10c Maxwell House lb. QC SOAP CHIPS JELLO All Flavors— P & G SOAP, 5c RICEFLAKES 2lor23C TUNA FISH 040 Drlmonte. Fancy, each—1 GRAHAM Crackers PQ° Honey flavored, 2-lb IxixmiW Galvanized TUB§ Medium and larged Butter EQ° WW *9C O for 1 EC <■ ■V VINEGAR 1n° Full strength, bottle— ■ V DEtMONTE— PINEAPPLE 04° - Sliced, 2 No. -2 cans—W“ COFFEE DELMONTE OQC lb.—fcw C E R T 0 040 Order a Supply— or Middleville “>• 19c Order your moat from us. We carry fancy quality at low prices. HINMAN’S We Deliver Guaranteed Merchandise Phone 2491 BY BISHOP GALLAGHER , Catlfblics to Take Part In Serv- I I ices In Accordance With Encyclical In necordaricv with tire recent en­ cyclical- of Pope Plus XI on atheism • the Rt Rev Mibhprl J. Gallagher. Catholic Blvhop of fx-troit, has Issued; i a pastoral letter calling for a week ol i prayer and penance beginning Friday. j Jim<* the third, the feast of the Sacred Heart. His letter was read in.all the catholic churches of tlie diocese last Sunday It asks for eight days of prayer 'beggiiiR fur relief from the evils of Atlreism. Communism. Exccs■sivc Nationalism, and social and fln' ancial corruption, and beseeching God to extend His mercy to an affjlcted ’world." ’ • , Sunday. Juno 5, hits been designated i as general communion Sunday for the ; whole diocese and the expoeitlon of tire Blessed Sacrament la permitted ,i throughout the afternoon; Servian consisting of the rosary, a sermon .and ; benediction arc to bo held each night during the octave of prayer. The scr­ ; mon subjects are to be drawn from the last ency clical of Pope Pius XI. : All Catholics pre urged to refrain : from amusement* during this time and i those who are In easier circumstances [are asked to make greater sacrifices j and extend their acts ot charity to the poor. | Complying with this order of the I Bishop there will be services in St. Ruse < church every evening beglnnipg next ; Friday and ending on Friday. June 10th. Everybody is welcome who wishes to attend these sen-ices as well as all ’services that art conducted in any .Catholic cjjurch. \ FRIGIDAIRE SAVINGS ANALYSIS i Frigidairv. Now give yourself the pleasure and economics of Elec­ tric Refrigeration—with ahis Spcci.il Offer. * Let us show you how Frigidairc actually pays for itself out of what it saves you. With the new Savings Chart—a few minutes' figuring—and you have your own answer. Vso the special terms—terms so easy that no longer need you say, "I can't afford a Frigidaire." GET YOUR FREE COPY NOW . . . SUPER-POWERED I've* ihi» interesting chart to figure (or yourself how Frigklairo pay* for itself. Only l:rigidairc has the- nt-vv SI l’I'R-l’O^ FRi;DytrirItf<!ljjii»dcLs— a new design bringing new bciivfitv and ecotiuniic-s n<»t found else­ where. WHat is SL’I’ER-POWER? It’s a new 2*cylinder unit instead of the older 1 -cylinder types—double Action—a step ahead that gives you faster freezing—more ice in less time—better food protection* on even hottest days—and lower operating cost. Come di this ueik. Seethe new models—use this SPECIAL Ol'EER BEST OF ALL Llccitic Refrigeration within reach Averaging «>ol» a "dimc-axlay'' (or electricity—you arc repaid over and over in saved foods, health and con­ venience. . intcreiling details. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1. JMt rnnmnft/IV I riniir rli UIIIVl I rfl i r LUUllUiVII LLHuUL ■ unn 'notable example. The petitioners for |,hls hl«hway wcrc 3,4 ln number, reprnentlng the necessary-percentage of tii kc urnr R AVRVR nTRnnRRVfl of conerrte - |he Thehlghe4l actual paving 8. AYRES DISCUSSES have cost ln of should price, TAXES AND GOVERNin 1929 and 1930. about MO.OOOOO iter mvn't nnoT-a ' m*lc each, or *80,00000 per mile for mc«i uusiB tlw d0UbIc lra|Tlc lone. 0CtuaI ;-----■ -cost of the protect according to the 'HEEDLESS SPENDING \J report of the Wayne county Board of I rnCTC CTATC nCAQIV Aud,tors M89.40333 per mile. De­ LUSTS STATE DEAnLT ducting teo.ooooo i>cr mile for what ■ — 1 anumu should IIH-V have IKCII been UK tiie UI.UIU actual p.l.uiR paving Cumbersome Bet-Up of Gov. • cwi. cost, leaves over *409.000 00 per mile »4in»,wu uu erning Units Expensive— ’ and **the “ ’Lord only *"knows where that । money went. Obviously an act of the Tot^Number Startling i legislature that provides for petitions to b<‘ signed by a few persons tn own­ Ht’fewith Is the first installment of the address given by Clarence > ership ot the frontage which Imposes (such burdensome taxes on thousands ' L. Ayres, president of-lhc Economy of innocent property owneri; and toxLeague of Michigan, before tlie Hastings Commercial Club on tax. ixvyers of the district, should not be tolerated in a civilized state. In the problems and economy- In gqvern-. instance ot the Eight Mile Road then. frnent Mr.’Ayres pds had unusual ■ opportunity to make a first iiund ; tinder a law enacted by -bur legislalure. 31* people through petition, sadstud}* of the subject under consid­ died this enormous tax burden on to eration. He is a businesk executive of unusual ability und has supple­ ' an area ot truck gardens nnd farms and cottages of innocent people, who mented his criticism of present conditions with constructive pro- • had nothing to do with the petitions posats to adjust the faults. Our । und who now find their homes and readers may or may not agree with I farms being confiscated by this spe­ all that Mr. Ayres has.to say but cial assessment and other overlapping special assessments within that area all of his remarks are worthy of their careful study. .In view of Mr. Ayres’ undeniable ability as nn Obvlously thia character of legisla­ organizer and executive, his protion allows not only a few interested jxjsals. . too. merit careful, unIH-rsofis to saddle an enormous debt biased consideration. upon all the people of an area, but it is conducive to the jiassiblc initiation (First Installmenti ’ uf such action by representatives of By Clarence I-. Ayres. special Interests, such ns representa,?n^190 I '.** lax*s Michigan and : llVcs o{ tlw roa(1 contractors and rood all her subdivisions of government machinery and road material people, amounted in round numbers to MO.-, lo |iromt>lc thclr own lnter«U at even 462,000.00 and in 1930 this lax had j u u confiscatory confiscatory expense expense to to the the taxpayer. taxpayer. j mounted to *353.828.000.00. This was These special nnd selfish interests are ! a -per capita tax on the basis of the | well organized and they constitute a ’ United States census in 1910 of a ht- well oiled «nd smoothly running pro■ tie over *1*00 and on the basis of the pagandn organisation, addressing it­ ; 1930 ceils us this had mounted to over self in every wakeful hour to ways and *72.00 per capita. Tlie good load tax means and plans against our tax dolalone In the state for 1930 wax a little : over *75,000.000.00. or‘nearly double the ’ entire tux burden of the state and lo। ciil tax combined in I9J0. Obviously we have been^llowing In1 terested organized groupsLto sell us more government than wc can afford to pay for. Elected Officials In Michigan. Our elected officials in Michigan dre | approximately 50.000 in number and this docs not Include their retinue of j deputies, clerks, stenographers, etc. Tire the support of our schools. They cut elected officials alone in 1930 amount- the costs of school operation for the i ed to one far every 18 votes cast for 1coming year to 22 per cent below what j all candidates for governor that year. 'they had been for the present school ! Units of Government In Michigan. !year; and for the present school year The units ot government in the stale 1 j are substantially os follows: 83 coun- 1cent less than it was for the year end­ July 1. 1931. So'our .school board ttes: 1.268 townships. 6.87? school dis- ing 1 . tricts and over *00 cltjes nnd villages, 1has conclusively shd’wn that they arc amounting in all to about 9.000''scp- 1considering the taxpayer^- interests, having made a total cut In the school I arate units. ■ [ tax levy of 25 per cent in the past tw«> Michigan and Federal Taxes. ’ years They are still anxious to save The taxes j>aid by the citizens of the every • dollar they can. so now they are , state of Michigan in 1929. including the :"r tax „ levy federal, amounted to in round figures, i’xsking j”.--—, that -r■ . ‘for 7 the sup*477,720,000 or a little over JIOQOO for | *£,*/*, ™ stead if December, in order to save every man. woman and' child in the the taxpayers from paying interest on I state, based on the- United States cenIsus of 1930. This would mean that money which the board has had to lev-cry man with,a wife and three chil­ borrow in preceding years to cover dren, making five in a family, is in school, expenses from the opening of some manner or other, directly or in- .-chooLs in September until taxes are i [directly (laying a little over paid In December. S’mxjuo per per year. year t Wb We |UIVC niatlte tliL-s matter *500.00 Dnlrd omcui. In (he I nllri SUIn. “ 'h"' n"a >» "" : dentanding Every vote cxst at the an­ , It is estimated that there are over 3 million elected officials in all govem- ' nual scluxil meeting should, be cast "in school tax ..... paid, Ifi ment in ine the United Stales, saylrtg > mem unnca ciuives. saying favor . , of having , , the ,,...... , nolNw ot «Ppolnirt rataeu. Menu. W> awml»r. Tb,l. pun ts *a money saver for Hie taxpayers of eommusl«iv commlolonrr, .nd «1«T “ npjxiintlvc bodies and individuals and Hostings. I saying nothing of air their retinue of OBITUARY. jdeputies, clerks.- stenographers, etc. I Governmental experts estimate that Ernest Elmer Warner, sop of Jesse there 1> one person employed in gov-! . warn-r wos bom a. rv,-.. ‘ n,S' 'J’ S’; ■ n tv Jen 'ivranx Ln wn nnn *'“s a *l,idlous boy. but after eleven ■"."ton Xyears 01 " ~ of ■" age he filled a man’s BU place on his parents' farm, attending school in government. -j-~! only during the winter months. He was Incomr of thr Propie of the a dutiful son, remaning-with his par­ United Stales. ‘ ents until' he was of age. As n lord he It Ls also calculated by governmental became interested In telegraphy, so his .economists that the income of the two years of school teaching were duly j people of the United States ••• in 1930 was the iiicuiis ................. means jo to «n an enu, end. ine the oojccuve objective beoeI about 90 billion* of dollars and the ling the school of telegraphy at Janestnxrs of that year were about 13', bil- ville. Wls. He hod been a faithful emllons. or 15 : of the income. In 19311 ployee Of the Michigan Central Ry. for the income of the people of the (about thirty-six years; twenty-seven United States had shrunk to 65 bil- i years of that time as agent and opera­ lions. while the taxes remained the tor at Irving, and fire years wt Van-< same at about 13’.- billions, or over dalia where he passed away May 2*th. M It Is ipsttmutra . ............ ..... .,...................... It la vtinuited that that in in 101? 1932 the the November 8th. 1899 he was united■ .in ; Income of the people ot the United marnage to Sybil J.Stanton of Dow­ St,-ticwill pave shrunk to 55 billions ling. In 1918 they and thclr two sons, tpf dollars, while the tax remains sub­ Alton nnd Jack, united with the stantially the same at 13*4 billions, Methodist church at Irving. He was a or about 2.» — of our income. Putting member of the Knights of Pythias it another way.- in 1930 we expended Lodge ot Middleville, served on the ab(AU*5' out of every dollar we earn­ school board- nt Irving for many years ed for government: in 1931 over 20" and wax a village trustee at Vandalia olid >n 1932 we are spending- about at the time of his death. Kindness and faithfulness are the ernmental jeri-.ee of one kind or an- two words lhat best describe him, i other. whether in the home, the church, the Increasing Taxes In Michigan. . ,community, v me business. tx-iun or the Besides ins his Michigan has been one of the worst wife and sons’be leaves two slsterx, offenders among the states In the mat- Mr». Anna Trethrick of Dowling. Mrs ter of increasing txxation. In 1920. Clara Wilkes of Charlotte, and one our total tax bill, m this state for all'j brother. Chas M of Gibbs. Idaho, oth, government, local and state, amounted er relatives and a host of friends. ’ tn round numbAp to *126.000.00000, . i while in 1930. as we have seen, it was _ nnrnunv *353.000.000.00 an increase in this ten ■ . . UBiruARi. year period of about 227 :. or on in-) William H. Fox. son of Henry and crease of about 22.7 • jier year, while in j Elizabeth Fox of Covington. Ohio, was Indiana the tax bill increased in this1 born October 17. 1A54 and departed jtame period of time by about 23 ;, or! *rom lhix "I® 01 the home of his son, 12.3’ per year against Michigan's in- jOreely Fqx. Hastings. Michigan, May ■ crease of 22.7 . per year. I ». >932 at the age of 77 years. 6 months S.rlkln, or 1•ta*K, “‘‘•S J” Spending 1 rlBRe to Elizabeth Furlong, daughter r C. The First Consideration ■ In Any Investment Is Safety During the Last 20 or 30 Months of Unsettled Commercial Conditions... - Not One Building & Loan Asso­ ciation of Michigan Has Been Forced to Close Its Doors The single purpose of the organization of the Hastings Building & Loan Association a few years ago was for the good of this community. / Many loans^have befen made to Hastings citizens enabling them to buy, build, or improve their homes. These borrowers have all made good ijnd— This Association Does Not Own Or Hold A Single Piece of Real Estate Get back of this home institution . . . When you take out shares in it you become one of its owners and have a voice in its affairs ... It becomes your building and loan. This Association Has Paid 5% Per Annum Since Its Organization ■ if HASTINGS Building & Loan Association Telephone 2S03 Stebbins Bldg. Hastings, Michigan NEW PLAN MEANS SAVING IN INTEREST I nrrr rm miny nrt.in, emUnptea et' i’* “I ,*W “,"»*»«• >»» wuuhil .rxnarnrr in almon ewn 12 d'i,h ft? ** non or it— Mau. but a lew Ih^th2!2.n 22'2 ^'2 111 cWld"°rf .Ut .unto in, u> llutoto; . o y . * .nr"n’ . , »• drt‘" ln the thumb of Michigan, which coat cost over over 1 a half million dollars and is literally confiscating the homes and farms of ; many persons in that section of the state. Eight Mile Road. 2. The building of so called Covert (special assessment) roads in many sections of the state, of which the Eight Mile Road running from Mack Avenue in Lochmoor village to Grand River Avenue at Farmington, is a l»nd. Harley and Oreely of Hastings, nine grandchildren and many — -.. j friends.’ ’ other a.i.ir.. relatives and Hie funeral services were conducted by Rev. John Smith. Friday P. M xat the Church of the Brethren, of which he was a lifelong member. Interment in tlie Woodland cemetery.. A western hotel boasts of a bellboy poet. Blessed if we can see. though, what a Ikd wants to be a poet for. when he can get a quarter for just switching on a light,—Boston Herald. Look at This! Tirestone REDUCES TIRE PRICES On Sentinel and Courier Type Tires TIRE and TUBE 30x3^ .... $3.79 ) tire 29x4.40 . . . $4.13 and 30x4.50 . . . $4.58 )TUBE Above prices are on Firestone Courier Type Tires and includes our Oldfield Heavy Red Tubes—6 cord plies under the tread. FIRESTONE (Sentinel Type) TIRES At These Low Prices 29 30 28 31 x x x x Price Pair Price Each SIZE 30 x 3J Ex. Size $3.39 $6.62 29 x 4.40/21 3.59 6.98 30x4.50 21 . 3.95 7.66 28 x 4.75 19 4.63 9,00 5.0019 $4.85 5.0020 4.95 5.2518 5.55 5.2521. . 5.98 $ 9.44 9.60 10.78 11.64 All of the Above Tires Have 6 Cord Plies Under the Tread ANDRUS SERVICE Cor. Court and Jefferson Sts. Phone 2240 Hastings, Mich. Electrical Service Complete Lubrication SPECIALS —=at the Rexall Store You can reduce your living cost by taking Advantage of these Seasonable Suggestions /■ Tennis Water Ball Rackets ’ 1, ’1.50, *2.50 25c 50c, 12 inch League Base Ball Guaranteed 18 Inpings 50c and up to Others50c-75c-$l Tennis Ball 4 Ball Croquet Set $p5 25c Play Ground Many other bar­ gains in all departments of the store. ; 25‘-50c-sl BALLS See Us for Bargains In Wall Paper and Window Shades CARVETH & STEBBINS The REXALL Store Goods Delivered Hastings, Mich. Phone 2131 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 1. 1918 A """ H PAGB George Huffman went to Detroit Mln Mae Keller wm home from Ann memorial day din Tuesday night. ’ ‘ Dr and MTS F G Pulta of Freeport NER AT COUNTRY CLUB MUI Stella’ Rogers has gone to New MIm Bernice Henry Ls home from York City for a few days’ visit. Akron, Ohio, for the summer on Monday. Membersand Guests Enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Lambie visited in CU fiord Dolan was In Indianapolis. Adalbert Heath wa* home from M. B 8t. Johns Bunday and Monday. Ind., the past week on business Musical Program Followed MUY Josephine Chase was home 'MIm Stella Heath was home from Chicago on Suudav and Monday. and Mr*. 1+ E. Barnett over the wo k ; “Y Bridge from Kalamazoo over the week end. Niles over the week end. Miss Helen Biddle of Grand Rapids end. ' ■ • ' One hundred sixty', members an.1 Mr. and Mrs Robert Bechtel have M1m Ruth Robson spent the spent Sunday and Mond«r-nt home, gone to Northville to spend the sum ­ end at her home In Jackson . Miss Theo Parr spentxJlunday and Wallace Osborn. Winona Downing «nd1 , ,, \ ,, , mer. ,lto> diniicr a', .ill- HMtlng* at her home at Maple Rapids. R. W Cook were in Grand Rapid* un ■ Miss Helen Wade spent the week end Mr, and Mrs. Cole Newton ind M1m Monday . Country Club on Monday evening Mra. E01c Biddle was in Grand Rap­ Monday at her home in Traverse City. Helen Newton were in Saranac on Sun­ ids on Tuesday visiting her daughters Donald Boyes w- home from Flint ‘ R'’d Bilip-. and .p-.irple Irra made vivid M*m Una Leiter visited at her home day. . ('f coh-r and combined with ft Mr. and Mrs. Dun Lewis were Sunday from Saturday till Monday He w.i- ucin Buchanan over the week end. M1m Mildred Angell, n senior at Al­ tl»rea anti dofcwwd blosguests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones of companled by a cltt-Manale. <> It w*-;dth Miss Helen Chidester of Grand Rap­ ma college, spent the week end at Lowell. Monnhan. • "m* -*ct<- «'■' <> -t- >he main dreoratlur. iionie . ids was home over the week end. MraWinifred Pryor, nnd son, John jn th»lounge Or. th' ion.: table.; i C«l. WKb or BO..O. Mill, »» ™-O'EMLm Margaret Merrick was home ’spent the week c'nd with Mrs. John Pryor, and Mrs. Lester D ' Wclc' ‘ ‘ guest of Mr. and Mrs. Burt Tinkler on from Kalamazoo over the week end. itoiu. wild mu. Lahalng vialted Mr. und Mr. R Quaife. . Miss Hilda Werner visited at her Tuesday n.j-rt in b > -•: Miss Dorothy Smith entertained a W. cook on Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Harry Bowser of Fort Wayne. home in Belding over the week end. ] After tlie <1 friend. Mrs. Powell. uf Chicago un Ind., te the guest of Mr . ’ and. Mrs Wil ­ Mias Esther Doty, visited at her I ‘.«-d by Kim S'. W.diaa J< Monday REBEKAHS HELD DIS­ home in Athens Sunday and Monday. bur Lane. Mrs Edith Bonnell returned on Mon­ Miss Josephine stein was at her Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Ludwig of Chicago I day TRICT CONVENTION *■ Inip a week s visit at her home at home In Harbor Springs over the week were guests over the week end of Mrs. Fife Lake. i._______________ _ ,, i ceremonlc* . p!lE New BRADLEY end. . Anna D. Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Windcknech; Hundred Seventy-Five 1 w‘ Mr. and Mra. A M. Hall of Belding Mr. and Mra. Robert Burch were In visited her parents at Blissfield over Ono 1 Bathing Snils ire J ■'. 11 M.'.' [.■ ! llullv visited Hastings relatives on Decoration Norvell on Monday attending a home­ the week end. Delegates At Gathering j.mk ■! Grand Rapa), am Day. . coming and reunion. and Mt Mrs. Clement 8. McElwain of Detroit Here On Friday Mr. and Mr.v Frank Kline of Detroit was Mr. and Mrs. H J. Horton spent from and Ml the guest ot Miss Mary McElwain The seventh utn.uul Saturday till Tuesday al Sauli Stc. were guests of George Huffman on over the week end. ot the : Margery RrymM? ftimily'can Marie. ’ Sunday and Monday. panwt.-. Mi.-.s Eli-1 Mr. arid Mrs. Andrew Kemp ot Bat­ Rebekah Lodge, district No. 21. w Mrs. J. C. Ketcham and Mary arc Mr. and Mra. Joa pflug visited rela­ held at the Odd Fellow hall at Ha­ tle Creek visited Mr and Mrs. Cail Th<- nnitic BRADLEY intives in Jackson from Saturday till expected home from Washington. D Finstrom on Monday. S.-gicr, prfr.Md-.ri ’ . of ttw cl-Jb. biough: ’ ting* on Friday. May 27. TJic morning Monday. C.. In the near future -uro.s smart tailoring, Dr. David M Davldow of Detroit w.»- session a us called for ten o'clock at _ Mr. and Mrs. Harley Tinkler of „ . . ,c nutiil . Mr nnd Mrs. H B. Quigley of Niles ■ gtil*:V>. best fabrics, nioilepiwa week end guest (if Dr and Mrs Pi vlsitcil Hastings relatives over the Grand Rapids visited Mr. und Mrs. Carrothers and family. winch'tinx* tlie pre-.iderit of the grand jftom on', uptown, Burt Tinkler on Sunday. Mrs. Phyllis Reynolds of Ann .Arbor assembly ot Michigan. Carrie BlapiTi- '• Corflrart. and auction I Mrs. Harold Pelham of New Bruns­ waa Miss Edith Heald was in South the guest of Mr. and Mrs Roy. ard. ut Battle Cr«k. und •* ereury. tn- remainder ot th- ■ Haven Visiting her parents from Fri­ wick. N J. is the gue.U of her mother. Etta M. Smith, ol Grund Rapids, wen ; David c<»x Grand It; day till Monday. Mrs. D. 8. Goodyear. Sr ib c. Suiit <>f Middi vi.' Dan Shay. Jr., and Lewis Shay of introduced. Mr and Mrs. Will Moore of Harbor Mr. nnd Mrs. H. O. Hayes motored This year’s officers were. President ' •< i.n- ,n contract und Mr Galesburg s[>cnt the week end and through Ohio and weatern Pennsylvan­ Springs were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Monday here with relatives. Marjorie Spearr.' Potter-.ilP-; Vi--* - i (..tiv-r • and Dr. p Otto Iscnhath on Monday ia over tin- week end. Uun.. • Miss Haul Henry and M.is.s Godfrey Prr'sidcnt—Edith Rank. Chit: JoIt MLm Ada Michael of Detroit spent of Detroit were guests at the former’s Secretary—Blanche yanl>-v<-nter. V> rthe week end wjth her sisters. Misses lonvlile on Tiiuroday to attend the home here over the week end. montville: and Trvaxurer—Emma CarBIBLE CONFERENCE Thumb O. E. S. Arwociution Nonna and Helen Michael. . Edgar Thomas of Dayton. Ohio, perititi Hasting*. Mr. and Mrs. Burr VanHouti-n of Al­ . Dr. and Mra. Chas McIntyre. Jr., of L<xlK'-K-repr<«<-n'.cd were Oliv. (.Char­ AT BAPTIST CHURCH spent Sunday and Monday’here with Ann Arbor were guests of Hostings ma were guests of Mn Sarah Brand- Mrs. Thomas and other relatives lotte Wells, DifliondahFrci-port stelter on Sunday and Monday. relatives Saturday and Sunday. B»*llevu<-. Ntt'hwile. Mullibn Cimr- i n- . „ , w Mr and Mrs. E. G. Holbrook of Lan­ lotte dB. Eaton Rapids. Pottcrwll*- ihu-; Dr- L- Sale Harrison of AusMr. and Kirs Flynn Matthews and Miss Helene Miller and Mrs. John­ sing spent from*Saturday until Mon ­ son of Cadillac visited the former’s children of Grand Rapids were Mon­ day with Mr. and Mrs Fred Young. tlngs. Vermontville and Grand Lcdsc i traffa Is Speaker For Balday guests of Mrs. Mamie Mance. parents from Wednesday- till Friday. . Wt...k Mr. and Mra. Nev. Evcretu ot De­ There-were about 175 tn .Mtondunn- { Mr. and Mm. L J Goodyear. Mrs. catur were dinner guests ot Mr nnd Delegntea fntn each lodge cav.- inter-1 ance oi aiijs wclk Mr. and Mra. Einar Frandscn and Philip of Benton Harbor were guests of Annie Powers and MIm Mary Powers of Mrs. Jack Snyder on Saturday night rating report* of the activities in their ; A onr-aeik Bible ‘i:-l : lodge. ' ; the au-|>ir<-.. .,f Huntings friends on Sunday and Mon­ Grand Rapids were In the city on SunMrs. M.‘ X Cross returned Saturday day. way begun Sunday The irt’w officers elected for -next : lute of Chicag night from Ada. Ohio, where she has Mr. a lid Mrs. Donald Prentice and Mrs. A. W. Wrxalbunie and her sis­ Hunk, j mormn-i in tt First B-rptV; church; been spending a week with her sister- year arc: Prcidcnt—Edith ter. Mra. A. E. Flagler, leave tonight son of Sturgis Visited Mr. and Mra. —Emma Car- j R* v 11 Ad- *1 luutoT-Ub - UM', -church Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daniels and Lyle Charlotte:— Vice-President । -«mtqCt,d the for tlw* tatter's home at Granby. Colo­ I*rcd Prentice trim Saturday till Mun­ Scudder spent Monday evening with pentcr. • Hastings; Serte....... —, . . .. . day. ’ rado.tin* Mr. and Mra. A. T. Ear’ll near Freeport.- Day. Charlotte; and'Tfeusurer- P' arl Untrixluc. d Rev. T. stnitl Mr. and Mra. Earl Paton anil family Mra. Maude Young of Kalamazoo was . r»-*mnal llelti repie^n’a Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush of Kula- Bice. Grand Ledge. the guest of her aunts, Mrs. Eunice ot Charlotte Visited Mr. and Mrs. Cole inazoo spent the week end with the Thr meeting will be hrld'nt PollerMichigan t-1 tieBib!. |i , M<wh«- and MLss Anna Johnson, on Newton from Saturday till Monday ville. rtrxt year artth an all duv K ’ , l ,, n 11* directing tlw beat cur former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren night. ’ ’ Thursday. . • । Thr afternoon v -Jnn wa* very in- i H; t'.n- alter j I*» utwf I*. GROl I* \l Illi. A Roush. Mr und Mrs. Weldon Wolfe of Bat­ many of tlw duUr* and w«>tk-1 :'--'uc«d tjir »;wakrr *1 I Mr and Mrs Frederick Parker from w; WOO OHL II NE HOME. Jacob Rehor and Dwight Bessnier terestmg nd M: - Tam Ry an and family Intf of the lodge being «.«■ mitm.-H I«. V 1>>AIV I) 1) ' Mt Morris. Ill . spent the week end tle Creelf were- guests of Mr. and Mrs. went to canton. Ohio, on Tuesday to Jug i-xempUfi-d cn called* on Mr and Mrs. here with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Iscnhath and othcl relatives on spend the week With Mr. and Mra: Fred Remark.', were made, by Sister Came DvCockcr Monday. inirnan < Monday. -r and Rr rival F C Parker. Blanchard. Rev. Karl Keefer of Pot­ Rehor and family. lul Mi Ben Voorhees and Mr and Mrs’. Gcrshum Severance of mn his thmiTh and Mi Muw JoM-pbinc Carveth was home terville ’ gilve u pleasing talk. Lovely Mr. and Mra. George Jones of Pitts­ uf Midland ’ . .. J spunt Sunday and l- thl Bibb, from Detroit over the week end, tlw Royal Oak were guests of hi$ mother. burgh. Pa, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. baskejs ot .flowers were pr<>< nte<I t-* Of h Mr. and Mr-. Wm Itage. family spending the time nt thclr Wall Mrs. Mary Severance, Monday and Fred 8. Jones und Miss Ethel Jones Carrin Blanchard and Etta Smith-from :G«l?" H। evening lhemi Tuesday. ’ . On ■ lake cottage. ing the Holy S ’ the Hastings loditr. to Marjorie Sp-ar. yinttig jx-opli' on 'The Wunde-.. ut Mi;• •Will.*', pmte and wm and Oscar Mr. and Mra. W. N. Chidester were Dr. Low _ , Miss Charlotte Lake of Latuilng was '. . I Will Mrs. Marion 8. Brice, who has been from Ute PgK'tvIHc lodge, and to Edith erntxm Gud'iv Workmunshlp iij Nature.” lilus-WJU-re Arc The Dead?’’ t> the guest of Mr. nnd Mrs. D. L. Christ­ guest* of Rev. and Mrs. Keith Chides­ sfwnding the month of May with Mi» Rank thorn the Charioth- lodge.. Ott in and -on and Mr and Mrs. Milton ■■•i- r. ;■' iiwii-!i<e Tii-.- 1 The dinner was served by ti..- - . ian nnd Mr and Mrs. Walter Lake over ter and family ct St. John* over the Mary McElwain, returned on Monday t.-atlng Ink talk with both.the micro- Hill all uf Grand Rapida. Mr and Mrs. week end. en’s Foreign ML-.'lona/y Society of th. rbn-p ;nib!:-.i>-d in b:ok f< Hie week end and Monday. icojs' and the tel o[x . T n- ;-p> alter Claud Johnson of St Jcwph. Mr. and to her home in Detroit. Mr. and Mra. Evart Pattrngill of Miss Murton Lamphere spent the *?j«id that as one approaches tire atndy Mrs Roy Seiber and family. Mr. and Mrs. Warren ’ Wilcox and Methodftt cllurch.’ll was,'‘.ery much! Bibb- Institute CajDWtaKc week end nt her home In Grand Ledge Grand Rapids visited Mrs. Mamie family, Mrs. o B Wilcox und Loy Wil­ appreciated that they would do it for " ...f Chicago, — and ~ has -iutd -- —---------- nF life in t| Mr. and Mra C. B. Furgeson of Kalatiinupthdu: the .United SUU-.- and .ciirtatlan it She l. In Grand Ledge today tetlcnding Manee^and other relatives over the cox ol Jackson visited Hustings rela­ us. , . m.i?>H> .-pent Sunday with Mr .and Mrs. the funeral of her grandfather. Canada. Mi-ndity ’ night broughtDr»i tinception It was n very enjoyable nnninstruc‘ -. ‘ . n wns nndlristructives over the Week end. Bruton DeCqckcr. it In the confmnxx- to an.' Dr C. H. Barber of Grand Rapids • Mrs. Clara Moore and her sKn’s fam­ Misses Beatrice and Frances Car­ tire gathering and*it will Unger in tlx- Lowry’s u.-. Mi.vsK-n he had a larp-, Tlie .-.pea ily. Mr. and Mrs. Ray V. Moore and and Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Watkins ot ruthers; and Mra. Clara Manasau of memory of the ones who were thin ‘‘nd, On tna T. S daughter Mary, from Buttle Creek Chicago visited Mr. and Mrs Roy Detroit spent the Week end at the. home All arc looking forward to tiest year’s' and uppr< .i;i-..-.i• l.-'.a;:ix - n Hu- . ab-■ E brotlu.-f Ben eamv home with them for j-i t. The second Cumin,-, of Ci\rt.-t! orju,, visited relatives here Sunday after­ meeting. ’ounr. und of Dr. and Mrs. Frank Carrothcrs. The Signs ot the Approaching Endol tjn noon. Mr.-.. G. W- Lawencc ot Detroit and Mr. ajid Mrs. Lloyd DeLnno and baby Mr*. U. c. Manns. Mrs, Fern Downer Mra. J. Warner uf Kalamazoo were of Batin* Creek and Mr. and Mrs, Glen - NORTHWEST RUTLAND. Saic-HurriJun A veryflutet wedding was soJemniA and Mten Edna Kellogg. , Virginia guestf of thclr cousin, Mrs. Allen Pen­ DcLono of Grund Rapids were guests Mr. and Mra. John Whitrtghl and Ed. nt the home of Rev. and Mrs. D. A Manns and Betty Siiuon of Traversa der. und husbaiiti Friday. Whitnsht attended tlw funeral of Er­ ot Mrs enrrff Montgomery on Deco­ ViinDorcn at Barryville .<m* Siturdav Robert Burch, accompanied by his City w. rc guests of Miss Mabel Sisson nmmiiiK ’ Warner At Dowling Friday. ration Dayafternoon. May 2B. ITB2. nt five o’clock । ends next Sunday c opened with ; .SJn.r 9,,hlcjl a brother. John Burch ut Grand Rapids, from Friday night till Mondaywilt lxMr. and Mrs, Wm. Schulz of Grand At 2:30 hei^nea. Elb.,7 Mr. and Mrs Mend Brown of Green­ attended a school reunion at Sylvan Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. V L. Wolcott when Mito Hiina Marik Benson, daugh-1 two aiidnMi. h. were gurhU ol Mr. tet of Mra Anna Benaon o; y ■ ville visited Hastings relatives over the Center, near Jackson, on Sunday. Brick Edger <ner Sunday. of Freeport spent the week end and Bl week.end. On Monday, they. In com­ • Mr and Mrs Fred Post und two Decoration Day with Mr. and Mrs: villc. was united In marriage With Mr Holy Spirit” an/at 7:30 on Tlie Ju.!;;,! Burr-Fuasett. son of Mr u;hI Mrs O. D. | ment f?-at M Chri-.t"-Dr who Thursday birthday anniver- Samuel Prat’ were Mrs. Murtha Mcpany with Mr. and Mra. Floyd Brown daughters of St. John* were guests of Keith Daniels. Faasctt. of Barryvifle. ! i.- internationally known as nn author*1 mid Mrs Frank Trego, attended a Mrs. Post's sister and husband. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Frank Annable and The bride was attended by Mis*iity on prophetic Truth, v. al Mrs. F. L Bauer, on Sunday and Mon­ Don Foreman, accompanied by Mr. and ... • nn ...., . -rai of in> young friends that evi Gntnd'Rapide. homeeomlng at Norvell. Wilda Martens of Nashvilli! und Mr lihor ' — ' ---' day. . on rcUgtuut/ning. after school. ‘ Game., were play Gursu of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Chid­ Mrs. Robert Garrett of Prairieville, Questa of Mr. and Mra Fred Prentice were in Detroit Tuesday on welfare Perry Fassett of Landing; a cousin of' -.lirino, H< will 1>- lu ard (Jailv. i xn'pl}nnd rcfnshuunl;; • ived. AH had a d< ester over the week end were Gardner A good hu.-.bajid is one who takes ihe groom, acted as best man. ; :Saturday al 2;30 und 7:30. (rightful tinw. the blame when his wile U at fault. Chidester. Jr.. Humphrey Roh ns and on .Monday were Mr. and Mrs. G. E. business at the Veterarq’, Bureau. Mrs. Fas-sett gracluatcd from Nash­ George Cooper of Madison, WIs, and Rollins of Kalamazoo and Mr and Mrs - Lem Browij. who has been in Wis­ Robert Ritchie of Charlotte, the latter Guy DeLong and Maxilie of Battle consin. Minnesota and Iowa installing ville High school with the class of -3n nnd from Barry County Normal witt| . • reiflnlnlng for a week's visit with rela­ Creek. a printcra’ cost system in newspaper the class uf “Jl. She has been teaching Mr. and Mh Lloyd Barbour of Chi­ offices tives returned to Railings Saturday in the rural schools of the comity dur­ Dr and Mrs Guy Keller and Miss cago. Mr. und Mrs, George Endsley and and will remain for about ten days. ing the past year. The groom gradiiatcii1 Mac Keller were gue.sta ot Mr, und Mrs. daughter of Detroit and Mr. und Mrs. Miss Fern Kermecn. who ha.* been in A K Frandsen of Benton Harbor at Leo Olmstead anti son ol Flint were Battle Cicek, visited her sister. Mrs from the HaatlngA High -chixA uith tli> . tb«4r-Wn]| hyke cottage, on Sunday. week end guesU of Mr. and Mra. James Everett Swegles, on Friday. Miss Ker- class of ’20. and has lx cn. working fit j home since that time. Other guests were Mrs. Charlotte La- Endsley, mcen is at her home in Middleville The happy couple wilt.reside at the! Mr. and Mrs. A. J Larsen and fam­ More-Myl Miss Ethel La More of Mt. home of the groom's parents for the' ily spent Sunday and Monday at thclr while convalescing from an operation. Pleasant. • Mr. and Mra. Buller Smith of south­ Mr and Mrs. J. G. Bernard of Tole­ Wall lake cottage. Their guests were west of the city, entertained Mr. und prcseAt. do. Ohio, were here Sunday and Mon­ Mr. nnd Mra, Theodore Kilmer and Mrs. Ell Bronson and Mr. and Mra. day to sec his sister. Mrs. J. F. Black, daughter of Lansing and Paul Webber Chester-Keech and children of this On Saturday. May 28. Dr. and Mr- | who Ls slowly recovering from her re­ of Detroitcity. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Smith and . cent operation at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Ctuiles Olson tAdah family of West Rutland on Decoration Frank Ct.rroth< ra announced thr. vii- ; gagement of their daughter, Miss Fran-1 Mrs Wayne Merrick. Mrs. Black b able Bradley) pf Rockford. Hi., who have Day. ces, to Mr. Bruce Brewer Ciujxt of j lo sit up for a short time. been ‘pending the winter/.ln Florida Mrs. jack Snyder visited her daugh­ Walia Walla. Wash . son of Mr and i Mr. and Mrs, Adam Pyle, of Muske­ were guests ot Mr. and Mrs. John Eddy- ter. Mrs. Mabel Kermeen. of near gon were in tffc city Sunday, calling on over the week enjt George Bradley of Middleville from Thursday Uli Satur­ Mra. C. W. Casix-r of .Mar shall. Midi j (IN GALLON CANS) Tiie announcement took place at a j a gallon friends Mra. Pyle will be remembered Lansing was a Sunday guest also. day. Tlw formers grandson, Wayne Mr. and Mra. Guy Robertson of-LOs Kermeen. was one of the graduates bridge-tea in honor of her house guest.! by many as Annie Bullen, the daugh­ Miss Eleanor Jean Struthera of Plea-.ter of the late Rev. George Bullen. Angeles, Calif.. Ted Dodds and Mra. from the MiddlevlUa school on Friday- .lant Ridge. Detroit. They were accompanied by Mrs. N A. Grace Dodds of Kansas City were night. ' • Out of town guests included MlCowley und Miss Edith Cowley of guests of Mr. and Mrs C. W. WespinMr. and Mrs. J. W. Brcidcnstejn and Muskegon. tcr from Saturday till Monday. Mrs. daughter charlotte of South Haven Barbara Casper of Marshall, . Mi gambling with the money invested in their property while they Josephine Carveth and Mtas Joy Mr. and Mrs. Byron Smith Of Detroit Dodds remaining for a longer visit. were dinner guests of Mrs. Edith Bech­ s|>cn the week end with Mr. and Mra. Those who were here from away to tel and* family on Monday und in the Fraleigh of Detroit. Miss Mac Keller wait to sco whether prices of standard brands of paint will come down or not. Edwin Smith and other relatives. Mra. attend the funeral of Francis Craig afternoon Mrs Bechtel and Theresia of Ann Arbor. Mrs. R Q. Finnic or Clam Walldorf! and MLs* Clara Wall­ were: Mr. and Mrs. Arthur VanOsdal, accompanied them lo lonta where Miss Woodland, and Miss Kathryn Clarke <J ‘ Grand Rapids. dorf!. who hove been spending the win­ Charles Dink; Press Countryman. Cliuriotte is (caching. ter in Detroit, cujne home with Mr. and David Dink, Mra. Tina Gill nnd Mr. Miss Marda Newton of’ Kenosha. Mn. Smith and will apend the sum- and Mrs. Edward Arnold of Ashland. Wb.. spent Saturday and Sunday with deliberately slashed prices to give them the BEST paint made Sixty Indies were present at a • ,mcr here. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Keller Of her parent.*. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M lovely lunclicon at ’ the Presbyterian . at $1.00 a gallon under the market. . • Stony Ridge. Ohio; Lewis Kciler and Newton. Mrs Newton accompanied ’church on Wednesday, honoring Mra [ family nnd Chester Keller of Lemoine vMarda to Coldwater where she will Louis Wolfen. Tiie table decoration.-J. Ohio; Andrew Sisson of Genoa, Ohio; spend the week with Mra. Burr Coch­ consisted of spring flowers which were' Karl Kciler and family. Frapk Kurses, rane (Corleone Newton). attractively arranged. Frank Eckcrbcrger and Frank Keller Mrs Wolferz gave n most inter.'Un;; At Ironside Shoe Store Every and Mr. and Mrs. David Sheldon and property against the ravages of sun, jweather and time. family of Wallbrldgc. Ohio; Emms Nancy of Toledo. Ohio, and talk on Chinn, and Mra John Palmer Saturday, 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. Huhn. Pentervllle. Ohio; Chip. Keller. daughter Mr. and Mra. Frank Wlpar and son sang several selection* which nil cn-, Toledo, and Mary Dowling, Ferrysburg, Leon Trueman of Cleveland, visited Joyed. Free Consultation Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Dsn Shay. Sr., over the *5uni>GE-Ll’N<TIEON. week end. returning to Ohio on Deco­ regularly. It is to be Mra Wnllace Jones entertained <m ration Day. Enroute to their homes the finest made and the manufacturers they visited thclr cousins, Mr. and Mra. Saturday with a very- charming one 1 o’clock luncheon for twelve. Late j Rosa Bliven, fend family. have set aside just a limited number We guarantee this superior Guests of Mr. and Mra. C. W. Clarke spring flowers made the rooms very of gallons to be sold at this price. on Decoration D^y were Dr. und Mrs. attractive. Mrs. 8. p. Nichols of Detroit quality paint to give satisfactory Clifford Brainard and children of Bal­ wax an out of town guest. High bridge scores were made by j service for at least five years. tic Creek. Mra. A. C- Brown and Mrs. L- V. BESSMER Eyealght Specialist Mutton of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. W. R. Cook nnd Mrs. P. L. Bauer. I Should it fail to do so, we will Wallace Brown of Greenville. Miss your property while this sale is ENTERTAINS HOUSE PARTY. 1 HASTINGS, MICH. replace it FREE of charges. Winona Bennett of Detroit. Mr. and Miss Marjorie Stebbins was hostess' on. Get your order in before it's Mrs. J. C. Fumlss ot Nashville and Mr. at a house party gt Gun lake over the J and Mrs. Will Kronewltter of Middle­ holiday. The guests were Misses Joce- j too lateBut does ville. lyn Ironside. Lillian and Pauline Tol- j Dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Murk hurst. Betty Itelckord, Irene Jones and not affect the eyes except to rest them. Nothing can H. Woodniff on Decoration Day were Ellen Leonard. Miss 'Jean Ross ucbe done about misformed eyes. Imperfect eyes must Mr. and Mra. Fred C. Foster and companicd them as chaperon. ! remain so. But the way they SEE can In many cases daughter June. Mr. and Mr*. Victor H. Alt and Maurice MacDonald 'all of FAMILY DINNER. be made normal, much to the comfort and benefit of Lansing. Mrs. Flora MacDonald andI Covers were laid for fourteen at a the patient. Unsatisfactory vision needs our service. daughter Laura Louise of Eaton Rap­ lovely dinner given on Sunday by Dr i We Deliver Phone 2115 Hasting. Mich. ids. Mrs. Mary McDowell of Holt. Mr and Mrs Dennb. Murray Iwiwringi and Mra. Frank BUven. Dan MacDon- Mr*. Grace Dodds and Ted Dodds ol Kansas City and Mr. bnd Mrs. Guy I . daughter Sadie of Hastings. 1 Robertson of Los Angeles, CaL | PERSONAL ­ The New BRADLEY Bathing Suits for Every Member of the family » < The Prices are Clothing for .Men & Boys I lasfings ♦ « ► Michigan STANDARD PRICE J3.5O * 9.iion Here it is . $250 Thousands of people throughout the country are To answer this perplexing problem, we have CHIROPODIST Only first-grade paint can properly shield your This is the paint we handle guaranteed Dedicated to Better Vision GUARANTEE Have foresight — protect Our Service Deals With Vision fl 1* a B. A. LyBARKER �PAGE EIGHT THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JVNE 1. 19'2 Our Success Has been achieved, through care­ ful biMlnen manarement and utlifactory dealing with polic-y- WANTS Y. M. C. A. ITEMS GRADUATIONWEEK OPENS ON JUNE 5 Boy Scout News ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 23 CTS I High school delegates for the State' MEMORIAL DAY. ’ ID-Y training ramp are enrolling'now'; ! for Torch Lake August 26—September ■ Scouts’of every troop and cubs of all! ■ Continued from page one> Packs in Barry county assisted in Com3rd. Jud Hyames of W.^& T C. will PAPER HANOlta AND PAlNl‘i.N<5 SEE VS FOR INSURANCE memoiatrng M<mortal Dav 'throughout । be coach for.ihe Hi-Y period and equally strong leadership in othyr’lim ’. ProcCMlona! March—High Schoo) the .county In Hiistlng'.. Scouts placed' ha- been '..cured by Ray Ji>hns.r-4-W;r Orchestra. Direction ot Mr. Chruto- flags on all tlie graves of veterata and 1 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY xhundred. twenty-five High ichoAMns , pher'ov< rley. march'd In tlw two parades. Troofc t >! -an- expected to attend. Invocation—Rev. L L !>-uey. Pastor • of Middleville arranged special drum Beautiful printed ribbons with th.'-! F'H't Methodist Episcopal church. und bugle music and assisted with J. L MAUS & SON S* al of the State will be awarded for Sungs—’ The Tor'ient" Muiciiunt decoration ot tlw gtavrs Scouts of I Local R«Jr»ttoUtlte«, HaiUsgi. Mich. first atu! second place In the rural' "Dawn -Curran—High School Girlx* Nashville. Prairieville. Delton. Free-! ....... ........ ■ . .._ . . x . -----------ptunt.,4 jxxt. Woodland and Banfi» Id nil helped 1 w;th thclr respective proHramr At! ent*, jlunti-r. . Friday beginning at 9 3D. I-: ’ Address. Dr. Chas. T. Gixalsell. Kala- Dooling Sunday P. M. Mr. Burgess I age yronp*. H. S. SHELDON at Thorn-' ma»ou College rflrry Co Ministers’ pirnic { Mr, Shafer and sdOUtx of Troops 72 and ABSTRACT AMD REAL ESTATE OriTCE apple hike Tip winy, June ■ "7. A big' Violin 8«>!o—’’The Old Rifrain”- 73 co-ojM-rated with Troup 51. I. J Os­ HASTINGS, MICH j Krelsler—Mr Ciu i dopli-r ■ Qu-rlcy Wald, cxanilinaster. .in the fine program 1 tiuu- uihI a law feed at m»n. ol n-m«-nttwrbiicc, » Tile Oldergroup,ut Ha*t...„., pUhning dn‘cdlicatlonal trip tlnuia;!: I’rese-ntatiOn of Cla..-’—Mr. • William SCOUTMASTERS’ DINNER. ihe n< w prison nt Jackson* . T Wallnie, I*rinci|>al of High School. clay jja ett and’Dale Bump assisted I PtcM-ntaUon yl Diploma.1- -Mr* FniFriday evening. May 27, M'Vcn xcmxiIwiih the bli; s.-k ut.orajieevilie Sun-’m- Keller. Pre.sident Bbaril ot Falura- masters nnd citbmash-r-. ubWrry coun­ The Hoover Is Best By Proven Test i day mdrning. . ' ' ’ ' ; lion. Him ■ ty attended the Scoutnylsters Appre­ Onli ciation dinner• given at the Scout i Tup*. ’ • An ounce of pn-vehUon is worth n Tup". । Belu-dlction—Rey. L. L DrWeV • Building. Battle Creek. TION > .i;;e. Take cani|» uway • Reveille. TROOP 80 ixith of toduv-'and von will;j Following be the list of graduates I 1-1:1: I Adams. Harold; Allertling. Howard, Saturday evening. May 28 Duane1 Biddle. Kenm th; Co,;>wel1. Lloyd; Cool. Miller of Hastings a me mix ROY O. HENNEY jl.«>m; Cronk. Roy; Dm-ker. Joi-.' IMger. ! Lynn; Emerson. Claude, Erway. Hom- rh-ville. where he’ assisted Herbert THc Dowling Cemetery 'Circle will ier; Finsfrom. Roy; Fuller. Robert: Morehouse. Scoutmaster. in preparing K-et at U;e church basement fur din-j Prwman. Lloyd; Prey. Leo; Furntss., nivp nw ■ HASTINGS MARKETS her. June 9. Thn«-on fur Work’ nr-> • Cliarles; Furrow. Roland; Gardner.! Day nxercises. . , I Georev; Gaskill. Ivan; Gaskill. Rntx-rt; TROOP 78. I Gillespie. Shirley. . ' r’-r.) M.i'k Mr Mnckuidt Manning.. Maude Mott, c Miller Goucher, Donald: Hall. Oscar;, —- - -—— li- ath. Roy; Ja.-ub,-, M.ivln; Jame.., Frvepoit. Harold Ro and Mina Orinibec held their weekly meeting nil ” ” Blanche P i-iiicrtainmg Porrvst; Kelley. KHis; Kellogg. Riul; ma-ster. *■ i C KidJi'r . ft<,m Ri<1k>- I Krnfleld. Lewu; Kennedy. William: Un- nature of un outdoor hike and, . Kenyuti, Rex; ijilirop, Ferri : McMrl- 1 campfire where 'sniuts. yells, glio-a : .. Gardner of Landing':-.: Ian, Junior; Matthew: ' stories and camp plarv fefr the .summer j ,p. mini,xinir time with her <Lnq;hj< r. i Maurer.* Bernard: ' Milton; < nlertaintsl tilt .-routs. Mr Shaft r was) Ihe evening gue>t Similar pmqrutn' Mr- Bl.iW'he Powt-U. j Myers. Thumm;: an- planned for Woxlland where Ward I Gerak!: Plant* Und Welby Crix-kfnrd. assistant 'F’rfF' r- r r r : n r r r- rSamiH-n. Elmer: s«’hii!eiiinn. Robert, ifCouttniulcrs. util lx- m charge; Wed-. 1 rl C. ri UKL HES ifli^Wld. Winston; Skidmore. Gerald: ne.sd.iy i vening. June t>t. and Puck 14. . I Stamm. Archie; Sianton. Norman:, G. L. Lockwood, cubmnster. ...... Tsdlee. Donald; TgfTcv. Thomas; ThU#-4 .~ s. v ton. Charles; Tltt, Lrta ’Baker.*Mar-r DAY. Jorie; Bauer, Henrietta! Bechtel. Ther- ..77 "1,n‘'“,n<-'ltl- a’id lesMi: •Be.xxim-r. charlotte; Blven-.' f™*4-' p M 3r»l. m-oul--from tlie ■Atala-I!.-; Bronum. Elsie; Btitolph. i Sn“£ “{f® U3,“'’ ( ,,,, k •.Hctcn;, cairns. Hazel: chandler. Em£ou?‘cUf »®»’- Sumuming, ma; Chandler Margaret ‘RaUU* Study. Indian Stan nnd Buglmx I Clark. Helen; Cx’.a. H. .Annabejle; ?,i‘ run T»''«r»da/ot Cooper inn--lie. Fvelvir "Fl- !C,lv ““ paU a”d ’hp’’ |>arade th-ten iVr. Utlu 'Erwav F<-ic ShSM 1 leaves 00 Citizens Mutual You Can Save Money By Having That Repairing and Remodeling Done Now DO YOU KNOW that jroiu-cun have home moderuiziiiR done today at lower cost than al any time since thewar? Do you know lhat uiir free Home Inspection Service conHists of advising home owners re­ garding repair nnd remodel Weeds, recomiiiending the most satisfactory and e.cononiical 'iliaterials anil seeing the job through from start ’ to finish? ■ . , . A. favorite material tor i|uiek and lasting . modernizing is Sheetrock—the fireproof, non­ warping wallboard. With Sheeirock, new rooms can bp quickly ‘stalled at surprisingly small cost. Ami thr job will remain in good condition during the life of your building; for $hretroi-k Sheelrock ran lie finished in anv manner, wallpaper, paint, or calcimine. looking ivory finish. Have you taken full advantage of what hur call 227G ami let ns tell you how 1 save you lime, bother nn«l money By Helping Yourself You Help Another By ordering tin* work dnno, however tunall skilled workman, RvinenjUiur every dollar put in I’ii’rtilatii'inJs a step toward .■ tahilizution. 11Put Your Home In Our Hands'* The Home Lumber Co TELEPHONE 2276 - - HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Erway. Ruth; FVm; Reatha; Glllespx-: F’^ *l neld^begin promptly at Sarah- H-immoiid Amr-, Harrington 1 30 p M an»l a11 Tr«»P« «re cxpecteil Cook’s. Gra<l«- Guernwys that, made I Ruth; Haveii-v Virginia; Renton. M.,\-■l’“’s*ril«»te. Everyone welcome to 900 Hn of milk and 56.7 lbs of fat me; H.,ug!><ulln Melva ’Iseiilratli a”*’”d and no eiuirge L* math-for nd- Third in this rta wax a jmrebred Hol-: iAilecti; Kinney. Lrona; Knapp. Har< nUvM'n Hn.'Ung^ seoula will be ex-1 Mein owned by Je*sr O-m.rd A Sons I , i:--’ McPharlin Gertrude Mack ’’l’‘’,vd to ba'® a11 -^’oo! work “made that gave 1539 Ibx of milk and 55.4 if* Murguerltc. ’ ’ ’{"5? _ n<T or _l,’ey. .util *** Another of R. W. Cook's Grade Mant-e. Lorcne; MAide' ix>nnn; Mills. ’ eligible to compel? in Field Day Event.'., IHeb-tr, Nyv. Marie; Oycnunlth. Myrtle; Each Troop is i*>|»>n>ll>!e for n.n own Guernseys led .tty foftr ycur old class iPhilflfw. In-in-; ’Pierscfn. Harriet; transportation and headquarters on with 1317 lbs. of milk and *»6 lbs of fat. -Reuther A Bhclilon have a Gratle l ’Putts, Vnginih: Rayner. Mildred: 1 tlw field. Ji r.M-y that wo- xcdnd with 843 lb-.. I Itelckord. Glare;\Rlc/und>. Ruth; RobCOURT'OF HONOR. <-rt.-, Margaret; 'Robiuum. Genera; i : : r i .f ■ ■ v : ; ;::an church. Court of Honor lor Barty county is BchvuU. Shrtar. purl; to be h-sld Jtjne J5, at 7 00 P. M. in Ihe k-<xxi A. Sons own tiie third higli four year oki She gave 1023 it». of milk Sm,-lk.r. M.,ye: sml.h. rn.ia; s,,,,,,.I|w lkl, er. Blanche; StnirlT Pauline; F'-'ai. . sinible. cWirt. of... honor before camp Al! appll- and 43 3 Hu of fat. The Matprj- Cow class of ftVtJ years Clarnbelh-; Wagtx-r, “ ’ *Wcuv. i . catiotv. miiiit be in ut Scout Hcndquar* and older wan led by Paul Cridler’sj Helen; Webb. Opal; Willinmi. __ purebred 5 year old Holstein. This', dine: Willison. Alice; Wilson, Helen. cow gave 2(119 ib-1 of 4 0 milk. Tiiis • •Honor students. CAMP BEN JOHNSTON. yielded 80.8 lbs of fu't. Another of . ' Gimp Ben Johnston opens June 20. • and runs for a total of 8 weeks; 4 two; She til-4) is a purebred Hul-t.-in nnd! MK Putidn entertained. Mr. anrl week [H-rwdjL The cost will be $5.00 pei-j gave IRiS Iba.’of milk and «4 H lbs <>t : and boy.s should -end their rrou-r- fat. Third high mature cow was own­ r;- Lombard niul Mr. nnd Mrs. Ved1 g ration cunt with 50c to their, acout- ed by R W Cook. She Is a Grade r of Hastings. Ttu-.-xtay t-veinng. Mr and Sirs E. 'I. MacLeod. Mrs. toaster nt Scout Hcadqunrtcrr.. Hns- Guernsey nnd gave 1107 lbs. of milk I Martha RepU-gle and Miss Jean Waugh tin«s- marking the date., for attendance and 598 Hr. of fat ----. — - -. — . •bn rantj a|iy preference for tent* and tent­ ! motored lo Battle Creek Tliursday High smalj herd of 6 cows or less is mates. Camp Ben Johnston has one of owned by Lyle Garfield. His two cows ■ business. • . ” ; cnuEcn or cHkut. coats gxove. j Orville Kahler of Grand Rapids the highest mtli wout camp awraind 945 Ihi. of milk nnd «5 lb- i , alkd on the.Arthur Juhncuck family, - : :.>• Wm Vclta'j ix । br<d Hol»y to s]x-nd.’a v.uu-tion, Sp-n.il steins weh* second with nn average of j I Friday. • ORDER FOR PUBLICATION j ----Mrs. Elsie Nevins. Mr.'. Marion Mufi- mphasi.- on advancement, handicraft. 1204 lb- of milk and 413 lbs of fat | , u L»„ „k aM MT Mute tar, .M .™,,,,,,,, ..ud ,. la „„ „„ । Tlii- medium herds of 7-15 cows wesel Iw Mr "KI s* “Jj” rrU.bU.,1 ! M SMdo,,-., n„„,. 2 -M «lr rrtIMW. .nd nin tod JrrMT. Itat .„n,Srd HASTINGS PARISH, C l, Norton of Ann Arbor roll.., viorrHATrurnv * "n7 lb' 01 n,llM M1 lh1-'1 METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. ■ ■ '■■ ■' ■ • o 'o. ,.., "””mi , M M uidl.nd. .« .......... home over Decoration Dav pock n<>.^ at its regular Wctkly mb 04,■ ilr lnlIk -.n,i an m, ■ Roy MacDonald of Kalamazoo spent Friday evenifig May .27 ThJ * 4 ' i Friday visiting his parents Mr, nnd Rro"p u,Kk’r his leadership visited lh>- [ The list of large licrds of sixteen ori j Mrs-James M.icD6nald. . [State Fish Hatchcry on Green Street more cow* was topped by R W. Cook's]' Mr and Mrs. Ixxrkstedt were called wlur,‘ l,’n>u«b <l>'’ courtesy of its <11- 1 'thirty purebred ahd Grade Jerseys and i to Elkhart. Ind. on account of the ill- i tectom. work at the hatctu-ry.wxs ex--. ; Guernsey:. They averaged 684 lbs. of " i ness of Mrs. Loclutedt s daughter. , • Pruned to the cubs. . ■ mlikXiul 323 lbs. of (at. Mr. Ccxik’g FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST.! "r; Mrs. Tedrow and Mr..and Mrs M<A1- ■ ,. hero of 28 purebred and Grade Hol­ Cor. CfturcU »nd Center Strerii. | rack and family motored to Battle'. Tuesday evening. May.’ 24, Mrs. Lot-] M”lns w,'rp M’rn,,,i «»h nn nver.ige of Creek Friday. . f ,. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mills and daugh-:'tie Wixxifqrd. a national W: c T U. 830 Jbs <lf !n,ll< nn‘l 275 *,w’ ,,f hit.— worker,...spoke to members nnd friends i'”" ’* j ter )if South Bend. Ind., are visiting ,. <•! pur W C. T. U. ut Goodwill church.) ,‘XrronCnU “““ ’ P"**1 «he Told ..................... „( I'u 11 nun Statistics. She told some very- worthwhile facts) METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Mr and Mi Demeray and family ‘‘onc,n,ing U"" E‘K>’ternth Ameii|l-! It Ls c-Umutad that 60.000 -persons live . .-tiled'.n the Wm Gillispie hou-e ,,l*;nt as ,haI K i-uch » vital-question [ sleep every niglfl in Pullman berths. t<«iay Her address very much cn-1Tlie textile requirements, therefore, anj joyed by all present. Five new mem-i enormous, g supply of 4.195873 towels, |bcrs were won fur the W c T. D. at 2.709.133 slirets. 2.175.932 pillow slijU.i NORTHWEST Thornappi.e. j 466,362 blankets. 444.869 pillows. 424.614 Mrs. Loun-ltu Tungatr ami son. Wil­ (this meeting. Tlie next meeting will be held Wed-[ hcad-res< covers. 221,862 mattri xM-s. liam, were in Ann Arbor Monday Birgy Tlioman has been very sick nesdav afternoon. June 8, ut ihe home' 176. <56 park>r-«-rtr—Ud< slips-and 145.-, of Muriel Perry. Mrs. Addle Perrv i 315 Jackets for porters bring necessary, k f with mra-lrs the past week.. Wm. • I Tlie .standard “sleeper" of 12 mx-Kelly of Caledonia lias been insisting • lends, the program. The next meeting of Hu- Goodwill i lion-. an<i drawing-room, which is Mr. and Mrs. Wpi Vanderkolk and Community club will lx- held Satur-1 three night* out. must carry 400 hand wns of Zeeland were Friday evening day hight,' June 4. Pot luck supper of towels. 250 sheets, 200 pillow slips. 56 : blankets and 8 jackets. rallcrs of Verne Thomas and family. ":30 ---- • -------------------- i if the entire linen supply of the Mr. and Mrs Wm Kcpkcy were Sunday guest* of the latter* sister and HOLSTEIN WITH TON OF----------------I Pullman Company were washed at one MILK HEADS LIST. ; time, there would be WU/.85.235 pieces husband. Mr. and Mrs. George lielntz, pnun As'the month of April drew to a!,,n bne! ■ . of Leighton Laiye Chicago Manufacturer has a cSQ}r- *e the average cow tn annual laundry bill reaches a Mr nnd. and. Mr< nirs Henry Neuman and !: “r found iwira tne in the the; family spent Sunday with the tor- Barr:’’ No- > C T. A. showing a decided, of Fi.077J59.08. Jnrr’s brother nnd family of Allendale. in production over the month--------------- l-argexl Urine ■Miss Fern Kermecn iu of uuiiMBattle vretx Creek ........... ’of Warth. Hie average i>cr jx-r cow cow in me the' ........ .v... . u.viu^v — --— ------- Tiling. ------• will be the guest uf her parents until association being HO0 lbs. of milk and .Tlie Worl,ls iargest living thing U ! the middle of June, then she will enter i -P-5 of fat. This increase over the l,M* Sherman tree Hi CalifonAear HaMfngg which i# idightly used the U. of M. hospital for further train- previous months Is due to quite a num-1 nl? Ung. ■ ,bcr of early spring cows. 6y this iJ n *• 272'-’ ,cct h,ls and almost paid for. Wo .will transfer ■-------------- --------------------'mean cows that have freshened thiv fcrencc °r 101,t'*t nl bBSP: U 17 this contract to responsible party will­ ’ •SOITH GROVE. ‘*PrinR. feet 120 feet froqi ... .COATS w.-» •tiiywvr.. * ...... in dtamrU-j ..... ...... J----------~ r ground; ing lo complete small monthly pay. Good Will Com1250 “’Plains than 600,000 board feel Charles Wallace of Good Twenty-six cows produced over 1250, ’tains mure ttuin tx».u ...v. munity spent the week end with hw of milk and sixteen, more, than M *’“»“id> 1-inch lumber to make five menu. For full imrticulnrs address ..... Mrs: -Beulah ----------■«_ Eleven members wetahi Bering boxes each big enough to con­ sister. Barnard. ,lbs ot fa D GREENE. Auditor. y u.ofcoup--- milkcow's daily, three members ,lnln U“’ Washington monument and Gordon Endsley „„u and ...... family Coop- i each P. O. Box 195, Chicago. II). (Wille spent Saturday night and Sun- weigh each cow’s grain each feed nnd lcitvc e”ou$b for five five-room houses, day at Will Bayne’s | ten separators were tested. One of tbei Mr and Mrs. Gerald Joslin. Mr. and »en was found to be losing $1 ol worth Mrs. Clarence Feltzer. Katherine and l,f butterfat per month. William and Mrs Kate Joslin of FreeComing now to our age classes ,we The Importance part. Frank Feltzer of Kalamazoo and lja'c a P.’B. Holstein, owned by Jesse Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Firstar of Vermont- Osgood A Son. lending the two year of our institution is in direct proportion villc spent Sunday at Herbert Firstar’s.) olds She gave 1197 lbs. of milk and to the usefulness it becomes to friends Mr and Mrs Frank Hlashutter and » lbs of fat. Second is g P. B. HolMr and Mrs. Barnum of Grand Rap- stein owned by Lloyd Gaskill that and patrons , ids and Mm. Julia Kaul and daughter made 1323 Ita. of’ milk and 47.6 lbs. oh , acre Decoration Day callers at C., M. fa’ Third In the 2 year old claw Is a Stowell’s. Grade Holstein that made 1266 lbs. of , —------------ >■»«■ ’.---------milk and 43 0 lbs. of fat. She is ownA local writer of very light verse has! cd by Marshall Pierce. Distinctive Funeral Service decided to give up. having received six | The 3 year old class was lead by one Abo AmbulaiKC Service | rejected poems from an editor to whom : of Paul Cridler’s purebred Jfohtrlns HASTINGS he had mailed only four.-Ashland, In-. that gave 1500 lbs. of milk and 83.0 lbs. [dependent. ' |of fal. second wm one of Aobert r.MMANUF.l. CHURCH (EPISCOPAL) Only the Fit Survive gaadzatiiFn -that i« not prodtici’ig prniluft ing a .<■ aj.| ing * hav that moot thi’ i,uh- WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME ••oaowav c oareh Mibukmu. Sauce Player Piano Mr. and Mrs. Will Hunt of Hastings and sister of Pontiac’ visited their nlc« ‘and family Sunday. : Fred. Chas., Andy and Victor lauch of Battle Creek. Ray Eaton of Jackson. George Eaton of Battle Creek. Harry Eaton of Cleveland. Ohio, all visited a: John Houghtallng’s Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.’ Nonb Bergman and Mr*. Lida Neal of Battle Creek visited at H. Bergman s Sunday. Don’t forget the L A. a at Mrs Will Gurd*gflhursday, May 2, for supper. CHARLES H. LEONARD �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, June 1, 1932 Michigan Takes Lead In State Extravagance PART TWO inent of health for aid and succor. I'qulred to .tell the public all that ah ■ This ultra-patemulUtlc outfit respond- ambitious busy-body eommlulon dom­ ed by getting behind tlw license law.jin the course of a year. Tlw list runs it I* reported rather convincingly that, the gamut from sampling apple butler a nationally known manufacturer pre- jto pinning a tag on the family dog. '■ pared Michigan codes 'which accounts Besides this there arc numerous bullefor some of the trade marked article! i tins all printed at public expense which specified, said manufacturer holding arc distributed free of cost to thore who patents on said specified' articles: Be desire them. Those who dq not desire them pay the shot that as it may, no farmer now tnuj gaily hitch up the kitchen sink , lie has paid a fee and some hohtis- i NASHVILLE, poku» inspector has come awuy out ■ a. T. Lofdahi 6f Wilmette. Ill. from Lansing to Inspect. This la rclat-' passed away WcdnevdAv ev. rung at the cd just to point out to tlw reader how home of his son. Dr. Stewart faddahl. his .Haw government Is constantly xm after a short lllneiw of pnfumonia. He the alert to serve him—far a price. win. bom In Sweden In I860 und came -AxTlcuilure ( ome« tilth. ,o U“* Viiltcd Slates when sixteen i ’ (Continued from page one. part one) eliminated entirely ether* must be but suppose we take a few ran^lonr - irUuc«-d to a mere fraction of thetrshots at the list of alk-ged health authorities just to Ret the range; Compreacrit proportions. mUsioner. 110,000; director of epldemiPublic Health Cost. .. ology. saouo; $6,000; mreciing directing engineer. engineer. $5;000; , oiogy. . ......... „ Ullin. IM. Ih.n Irtmlonr. ,7.000; bn t50o,hxi on ii... I'"|1“« . ..................... pmiram PM HW umunu ■< HJM IjlboratOriVN, rr. w.a ouwrwuc. rr--—• •v.wvv. '. MiiIin— Ii-,1 none »o.mny, ,J.WO. •J.DUM, tlAOO, mprcllwso-u>,>tutu ..^i ... ----------------- $4000; mechanic, up1 i t up. Scioiitists and research nn. cn- jy. bacteriologist. ginrera, inspectors, health advisors, wa- u.ooo; director of mouth hygiene, ter *.u|qily tiui>ectors—in fact about $4,000; director at -------of edurat' education. $3,500. eirrvlhim: from a wet nunc for th-- |rtumbing inspector. $3,000 .hi. en-SSu M^S»I. "h* . baby to a >.u|*ervUor uf undertakers for the dead— fill up a 4ep*rtment whose r ml taM «r, muort . urer numb., v„,c ,„a nr UIaal,, , jKiyroll.i read like the roster of some i Perltaps we should pause-herelong ot Iwr whkii ar, auppoNb war, hrld Fndav afirmoo,,' physiological university. Tlie state uLmj ienough to consider thia mutter of a <o Wau-h mrrUdnd Iran, la,How pule. , o'etae. a l Uw H.v. Hii-fal toloultaod in be. j™. ^VnSZalb,Xv FT..S "2!•’ maintains at it., umveraity a galaxy of Ilicensed plumbing industry. All cities the same talent but not withstanding its Ihave building code requirements but bird u hm. dUlrn>|«r. b Mu>„. gradual, s are recognized elsewhere uni- isome village.! and this djien country barberry run lo ,an. bbal.r; from „y Ur, o.ll L,k„„ 1 vvi.-ity giadult, . cvidenlly receive begun I to want plumbing in their homes short weights to dirty restaurants. Here • _. , ,, „ . Claud Spellman of Battle Creek spent ■ hiiiiI recognition when It comes to ISome farmer:, purchased their plumb­ again we find a set-up’ of laboratori. s protyctl4n of the public health. Tlw dl- 1ing fixtures through mail order bouses und chemists with a commfaMowr at a feW days hert‘ w,lh am nnH rector of health rcVeivwi a stiiwnd of, nnd Installed their own work. Tlw re- os $5,000 and mart stafi .ir of <iir..rinru directors ,..wi und r-iiL.«K chiefs ! On Thursday evening Mr. und Mr*.! $10 000 annually with plenty of miIL*--might have been somewhat crude with'a salary list ranging around $4,000. Leland Weeks entertained a company | .f-moliimenia IhCllidMl. Every year this but at least it represented an advance Here too we find another department of of relatives nnd friends to help them I itelMrjmcnt ask", for mure and more, -over the best the 'specialist'' ever did. recent origin known as the drainage celebrate their seventh wedding an-1 Plenty of other health department sal- Ollwr.s bought their supplies at home department a chief of this bureau, nlvcrsary. A pot luck siipjht want arid range above $r>000 annually. and the local handy man did the work. draw.! 13.000 and has an assistant at served. Tlwy received several gllt^.! The entire payroll of even it-, rank- ; This did not please the plumbing In­ $2,800. Tlw chief serves as secretary of Baccalaureate was held Sunday! king 4>lficfalv is too long io publish hero lervste. «o tlwy rushed to the depart- the state association of county drain night _at ___ ,, : the_________________ Methodist church.— Scripcommissioners but no one appears t-> tun- reading and prayer by Rev S It U— ..._ 1^.—. is wurJj, Vocal solo. Mrs. Clarence Ma- I know exactly — what the — assistant supjwwd to do. There was a time when ter; special music." choir; sermon. inter-county drains were being built "Armed With a Dream,” Rev. S. J | Then there might have been some ex­ Franc!)..- Tuesday night Is class night;! cuse tor this well paid Job. but pot j»w. Wednesday night; Commencement; j, Tiie department of agriculture costa the the speaker is Prof. Grover Baker,'i taxpayers tlie snug sum of $435500 in registrar. Ferris Institute. • j a single year. At 1932 prices it will Mrs. Melissa Gokay spent part of take a lot of milk and eggs and wool hut week with friends at Charlotte. and pork lo pay tlw bill. Mr. and Mrs. John Messimer of De­ Now that we have spoken of pork', troit silent the week end with rela­ perhaps n would tx- well to scan tlw tives. annual report of the dcfiartmcnt of Funeral services for Calvin Charlton, agriculture to see Just What It does aged 70. who jKissed away at the home j with all this money and how it disposes of his daughter. Mrs. Harold liennett, ' of 11a vast army of inspectors and em­ were held at t he home friday afternoon ployees. Commissioner Powell, by the nt 2:30 o'clock. Rev Willetts officiat­ way, Ls an ox-fanner, still interested in ing with burial at Riverside cemetery. fanning and probuolyC comes as hear Quimby. Mr. Charlton had been sick a good job os any. Howqyer most fann­ several day# with pneumonia. Besides ers ue know are sick and tired of being tlie daughter he leaven one son. John, suckled and licensed and inspected und of Cloverdale and two slsfcrs. bossed and tiwn taxed to pay for a Rev. S. R. Wurtz und family.-lhe service tlwy never asked for. d<» not new pastor of the Evangelical church, want, but on tlw contrary bitterly re­ arrived Tuesday from IxUghton. Rev. sent. Wurtz is not a stranger to Nashville people, as he was iwrc and helped Rev. Blnmmnn with sjiecial meetings two About one-fifth of the revenue ot the department of. agriculture Is picked up Mr. and- Mrs. Claude Marshall and by tlw collection of licensing and in­ family of Lansing spent Sunday night spection fees Imposed by law and col­ nnd Monday with his -mother, Mrs. lected ns the work U accomplhtwd. Tlie Libble Marshall. remainder conies out ot tlw property Mrs. Don Hew and children were nt tux. The slate licenses milk dealers, Jackson Saturday. cream testers, creameries, ice cream William Klelnhons of. Grand Rapids makers, beverage manufacturers tnot was home over the week end. bliml-pigsi,.canning factories, syrup Mr. and Mrs. John Handel ot Cin­ milkers. commission merchants seeds­ cinnati spent a few days with th« for­ men. nurserymen, veterinarians. stal­ mer's parents. Mj. nnd Mrs. Frank lions. fertilizer dealers, feed-stores, ft Hecker. > cetera U« endless bounds. NORTHERN GROWN SEED BEANS Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller were at A farmer cannot sell his potatoes to Millbrook Sunday. Gerinliuttion 94V-J ' the comer grocer without taking a Mrs. Halbert ’Is cntertalplng her short course in grading them to U. 8. daughter und husband from New York. Tested by Miroigaii State College. ' Standards and buying tags to label the $3.00 Per Hundred basket. The poor benighted town dwell­ PRAIRIEVILLE. ' er is thus protected against buying an School closed in the primary room undersized potato or one that L< scab­ by or one that hM-been hooked by the with a picnic held ht Gun lake. They digger. Of course the buyer could <ie- had a delightful time and expect to t,ect nil these faults at sight, but why enjoy their three months vacation. Our Scouts- feel very proud of their bother to look, when a paternalistic commonwealth will do all things tor all flag presented to them by the-Ameri­ citizens. To be sure, there Is no guaran­ can Legion and nre very grateful to receive it. tee that a U 8. Standard No 1 jtotato Mrs. Frank Frcydl and daughter of Is worth eating. Tlw matter of eating Northville, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. quality does not enter. And yet an hon ­ Poultry and Stock Feeds PHONE 2257 x est fanner is subject to arrest if he Charles Hughes. Charles Armstrong had for guests even starts toward town with a bushel Coal, Lime, Cement, Etc. Hastings, Mich. over Sunday his sister and husband, of ungraded and unlubcled potatoes. Mr. and Mrs Orville Knauss and Ms Too Many Inspectors niece, Mrs. Elizabeth^ Bechtel of Chi­ • Near Cadillac the other day. a farm­ cago. er drove to town in the morning to sell a load of potatoes. HLi loadVas passed night were well attended. The ciass by a stale inspector ns being—jkoII consisted of Earl Otis, Ivan Smith, within the limits of tolerance set by Morgan Hinkley and Mildred Johnson, the grading law. That afternoon, the each doing credit to the splendid work same farmer with another load from of Mrs. Doris Hyde (principal of our the same pit and the same field and of school, in training them. The addrcs? Identically the same quality and size, by Mr. W. M. Robinson- of the was stopped, this time by a jrair of in­ Western State College was of much in­ THE spectors. and his load was rejected; terest. Tlie music too was enjoyed. All Three state inspectors In the same present seemed lo be having a pleas­ small town on the same day all driving ant time. Wc congratulate tlie class of state cars, all drawing substantial 1932 and wish for them a bright and Misses Mabel and Mina Van Deer Mger! salaries. And the sthte expects its hard useful future. Mrs. Cramer, nn attendant nt the working farmers selling potatoes at AUTOMOBILES CHOOSE of Grand Rapids were guests at The' Last Week's Leiter. starvation prices to pay the bills nnd Wilbur Home. Kalamazoo, spent tlie J. F. Brake hogic last Saturday eve-: Miss Phyllis Bums closed her school j . week end with friends here. like It. Farmers with a few cows and In Mrs. Sarnh Smith entertained over Saturday with a picnic.-A large crowd a desperate attempt to gel money with Mr.- and Mrs. Iwo Keyser were Sun­ attending. ' . Hr which to pay for ail the gee-gaws of Decoration Day, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur day visitors ut the home of the for­ Ardlth Thompson returned home J modem statecraft, nre pestered with Polley. Miss Myrtle Smith. Battle mer's sister, Mrs. John E. Brake. llcensc_fees. restrictions and require­ Creek, Mr. and Mrs. La Grande De­ from Blodgett hospital Thursday some BUILT WITH ments until they turn the calves Priester. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker improved in health. Myrtle Campbell Lv against the cow and swear it\ peace and daughter, Patricia, of Kalamazoo. assisting Mrs. Thompson with her Mr. and Mrs. Mark Norris, Lucy Nor­ household duties. while they contemplate the future. TEMPERED RUBBER More than 150 printed pages are re- ris and Katie Norris were Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs. Will Fox and Mr. -and shoppers Friday. Henry Thompson were in Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. Ear) Johncock and the Mrs. Sunday eyenlng. former's sister. Miss Johncock. were in Elsa Herman closed the Bowne Cen­ Kalamazoo Friday. The patients who have been enter­ ter school with a picnic Thursday and taining chlckcnjtox, measles or mumps Beatrice Thomas the Curley school or all three of the diseases have re­ Friday. Miss Herman will teach ut covered. No new cases have been re­ Bowne the. coming year and Miss Thomas will tench at Cascade where: ported. she taught her first two years.. BRANCH DISTRICT. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brew, Mr. and IN BUYING and reequip with -The funeral of Calvin Charlton. 70 Mrs. Wayne Benton, and Mr. and Mrs. RoyoW wfasi, l( a resident of this district for thirty Watt Thomas and Beatrice attended years, was held Friday at 2:30 P- M. the funeral services Monday of their at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Zcda aunt and sbter. Mrs. Augusta Mosher Bennett where he was cared for during of Grand Rapids who passed away his last illness of about a week. Rev. suddenly Friday morning. Elsa and Gertrude Herman and Bea­ Willits officiating. Burial in Sponable cemetery besides his wife." who passed trice Thomas were in Middleville You save In tiling Thursday night. away about eleven years ago. KC. Um LESS than ol Morris Johnson has tlw scarlet fever. Mrs. Rose Webber, who spent «evRoy Deming Is on Jury in Grand ernf days with her sister. Mrs. Sarah high priced brands. Ostrolh. returned to her home in Rapids. Nashville. In Summer = Lighthouse Light Prepare for Winter The seasons follow each other in rapid succession and all too soon winter with its c.hillingjjlasts will be here again. The pilot stands alone and steers his ship through the darkness of fog and storm— the friendly light from the lighthouse guides - him o’er his perilous way. G’ET READY FOR IT... and at the SAME TIME... Over the uncharted sea of commerce and industry “man” needs a friendly light from the community lighthouse. - Save tyloney On Coal Our coal arid delivery service have always been of FIRST QUALITY and we are now in position to give you SUMMER PRICES ON COAL! We always carry a complete line. THE STRONG BANK Ever Reliable, Always Trustworthy, Back­ ed by Years of Financial Experience—Its Keepers Local Business Men of Integrity. Take advantage of the Facilities of this old Four-Generation Bank—Become one of its patrons. Smith Bros. Velte & Company 3% Interest Compounded Semi-Annually On Savings Hastings National Bank The Only National Bank in Barry Co./ *'"••’75# Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2217 U. S. ROYALS The high heat unit, splendid lasting value, clean burning quality and low ash content are interesting features that make our SUPERIOR RED ASH POCAHONTAS COAL a favorite. vrf* baking DRIVE-IN SERVICE TELEPHONE 2177 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Place your order now while the price is right. $MAEP/?/Cr ■* ronovin ^0 IS TO U S II * years IVg OOUILI ACTIN* ING An average of 30.000000 copies of tiio Bible are sold annually. ' To Fill Your Coal Bin IW POWDER U. S. GUARD We haven't heard of any sinners be­ ing punished for speeding on Bunday morning in order to reach church lit time. ' . Now Is the Time YOU SAVE jfuto JpoH $3-$3Mop Tlie graduating exercises Wednesday PLEASANT VALLEY. SOUTH WOODLAND. The Wellman school closed Friday, the children going to Nashville for the track meet. A party of young folks helped Ralph VanWle celebrate his blrthdA Sunday. Sorry lo rejiort Mrs. J. M. Smith is not so well the past week. Her friends are hoping she may soon be better. The quarantine was. lifted from the Scott home Wednesday. The W. M. A. meets with Mrs. Vera Geiger Thursday. May 26. . Quarterly meeting services Saturday night and Sunday conducted by Rev. J. T. Batdorf of Sunfield. Mrs. Clyde Jackson and children and Miss Frances Scott spent Sunday at the C. J. Preston home. t Mrs. Marlon Howlett and children of Clarksville spent Bunday with her parents, G. A. Slater and wife. Mrs. Arthur Van AUsburg and tlw Why Wait? Be Prepared ! Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co, FLOUR FEED ... COAL CEMENT » LIEU BRICK ... TILE FARM IMFLUUKTS HASTINGS - PHONEZlta �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JUNE i. IMS FACIE TEN Summary of Six Months Z-V j MATURE CLASS—FIVE AND OVER— . *>’.•' owner. W. C. Schultz;, breed. Reg Association m. i»i. noovviuiiufl Uow vvu/ 1 * csting.Qwr''dat’’,roh- average tart. 538 MIDDLEVILLK. Our boulevard posts look very nifty with their new coat of paint, applied by the Consumers Power Co.’s men. cow wav 844 93 or 24 6 cents per,pound. ’ lbs. of fat. 398 3. Owner W C Schultz; Tlie average value of all feed con- tiered. Reg Guer.; date fresh, August sumed. per co*, was 829 43 leaving * is. 1931; lbs of milk. 8157; average margin of 81550 above feed fiMt. |>er test. 5 23: lbs. of fat. 322,."" row This was the third highest average I C __ Schulte; breed. Reg __ __ _______ Goer.;‘-dBte | fresh, August 21. 1931. Ibj of milk. for butterfat. The fallowing is a list of tiie three 5A74; average test. 5fl; It*, ot fat. production was 4.420 ibf. milk testinc r rent and 1792 lbs ot butterfat. highest producers In each of tjie four 302 6 It would be well for members, and others who are interetitAL-lu -ave a th. t -ting war UNDER THREE YEARS— of butterfat, per; owner. Howard Stanton; breed. Or ropy of this report for fin ilH reference ’ _» -t- j|0[. freah. September 1. 1931: Everybody is waiting to seeTicfw these lb', of milk. 5.866; average test, 339; cows will 1 hold out" on thr home mu gin trf 823 68 above teed lbs. of fir 198 7 Owner. Howard Stan­ stretch."—Edward R- Bailey, tester. ton. breed. Or Hoi.; date fresh. Octo­ ted GuertiM i’.’owned ber J. J921; Ita. of milk. 6 004; average Uwis. a former Methodist pastor here, now of Kalamazoo. wm a visitor here a few days that week. Charles tuu grown since lie wait a resident of. our town that many did not remember him at tat sight. Word was received here late Tues­ day evening of the sudden death of E. E Warner, at Vandalia, where he w*s employed by the M C R R. Co. u agent He was agent for many years at Irving and was well known here. Sev­ eral of the PytMkna from Crescent No 85 attended thi- funeral at Dowling on Friday. There were many friends from his old home town of Irving present, showing the high esteem that he and his* family held in tivelr old home tuwp. Rev E K te-wt-. former pastor here and at Irving, had charge of the serv­ lets and delivered a splendid .sermon that was appreciated by the Urge crowd present. Mr* Beryl Gillette sang two beautiful song* The floral wreath* were majjy and beautiful. Another good man, whrrvas always interested in all that stood for the beat for the community, has gone on. His memory will be long revered. ■ Tlw fine rains ot late have made the w. C- Schultz lead.- the way with a herd average of 211.2-10 lbs of fat and hi»b cck producing 398 lha. of fat in. 182 day?. star to Apiil inclusive. ___________ . COURT HOUSE NEWS ... -- More Than Ever Before DE assssaaaa testing 5 26. per Howard Stanton; breed. Gr. Hol: data _________________ al. Tiie average fresh. November 15. 1931; lbs. of mfflt PROBATE COURT. . 4.055; average test. 3 91; ]bs. of fat. Est Katherine C. Kelley, dec'd. Final 158.4 . receipt filed, order assigning residue khic* of -all !' rd eon- I UNDER FOUR. YEARS............... breed. Or. vi. entered, discharge of eaecytor issued, I owner. Howard Stanton; esh October October 18. 18. 11931; GUer : dale fresh, ' | F.-t Loa Moulton. J3ond. of guardian 991- average !?*. terit. .4.13; Rh-d. letters issued, petition for license . Hit hurhe*t herd average lb1- Of milk. 4.K;; 1 A* n'Bryant; 9 rt...i. I to tn sell w*lt nirtf of notice to .-ell filed, waiver pf sell and Ils,.’of tat. 2059. Owner. Royal mortgage filed, testimony ot freeholdShorthorns owned by bleed. Gr Jersey; date fresh. Septem­ er& filed. Herns* to sell uvued. report r.-nmr. Cre-wy. Mich ber 25. 1931; lbs. of milk. 3.125; average of sale filed, order confirming sale en­ rd 4315 3 lb milk testing 4’9 Schults; breed Reg Guer ; date fresh. tered. petition for license to mortgage November 16. 1931; lb* of milk. 3.089; filed, license to mortgage tailed. oath coo­ before sale nnd mortgage filed, report per ixiurJ Thr filed, ordet- confirming mortgage en­ rerned. »49T -UNDER FIVE YEARS— Wm Hulett and family are mourning tered. age v Owner. W. c. Schultz; breed. Reg 84168. leaving u margin ol Est, Dora B Neeley, dec’d. Bond of the passing of their family dug, which cow above, feed co-t. 7 hi- wa< Gucr ; date kc.sh. September 22. 1931: Special Admr. filed, letters of Special wks run over evidently by an auto and 87 49. pt .-------------------lb*, of milk. 5JM7; average test. 5.66; the wood highest herd *o badly injured that they had to haw lbs of fat. 332 3. Owner. W C. Schultz. Admr. issued. Est. Francis M. Craig, dre’d. Petition it killed.' w.* •-*-•• ,.r.—."t breed. four dlfReg. Ouer.: date frexh. April 22. Business places are going to haye a f,:.ir breed- and owiw<! b. Roy Bn- 1931; lbs. of milk 4.673; average test. for Admr. filed, order for pubheatton half holiday. during the summer sea­ 1 <1 5020.7 I1V.U < 6V>J. ■*»' of VI fat, *■*. 300 OVV 5V. Owner. VSI-IR,. Howard IIVWR, w entered. .n;t 11 4 Having-, averaged 43. Ita. son. so that wr may get out ami enjoy md ami18390,91 IBlanton: bn-ed. WIV-CM.Or HI Hol.; III,*..date 1*0*<:freah,] • *>-••,: Eat —. Phoebr . ..... ... Elliston. _....----- deed. Order nature and perhaps see a ball game lb». nuik tc.'tiiig 3 ■" ■alite of fa(. per Scptembei M, 1931; lbs. of milk. 7.435; confirming sale entered. now and then. ___________ _______ _______________________________ I &t. E»L John Buehler. Buehler, dr« drr’d. Petition for The class day of our school on | widow's' allowance filed, order for Thursday evening was largely attended j widow - allowance entered. • and greatly enjoyed. Twenty-six of our E*t Hiram E. Rogm. dec’d. Petition young iwojik*. who graduate this year, I for license to sell filed, testimony oi took imrt in music, song and the usual • j freeholders filed. Hcen-v to -seel U- kind of program. All went oft fine and sued, oath and bond before sale filed. all look with pride upon this class, the •. Est. Sarah E. Allott. deed. Receipt first to graduate from our new build| fin* inheritance tan filed, discharge of Friday evening the commencement executor issued, estate enrolled. • Eat. Aanes Piitrfam, deed Order for building. 'Du- |pcech was one worth iHiblication <nlef<d retnemip’rlng. the music fine and 26 Est. Claudiua V. Lockwood. received their diploma* from the school Final receipts \’ll<'d. discharge board delivered by thclr president. C j estate enrolled AF. Parker, in a few well ciKnen words I Est. Orr Fisher, dec'd. Order aflowing of advice. final account entered, supplement to The school picnic on Friday at | final account filed, dr-charge of P Orc-n lake wa> a Micc&s.'^lespjie the । Kuna issued, waiver of. notice filed cool weather. Many more would fiavorder appointing Admr. entered, bond gone had the weather man smiled up­ filed and letters twued. petition for li­ on them , cense to mart gage filed, waiver of no­ Saturday awning thy. alumni held tice filed, oath before mortagage filed their banquet in the auditorium, put license burned, report mortgage filed, on. by the M E. Ladlea’ Aid Society. order confirming mortgage entered was a large’crowd. Est. josrj’h C. Bray, dec’d; Final ac­ There AH pupils will tv turn on Tuesday for count for John Velte filed, order al­ their cards and then tor a time we will lowing final account entered, discharge of estate of John Velte issued, inven­ mc but,little, of our school children.; they will be misled from our atreefi i tory of new Admr. filed. : Est John F Kocher. Petition to jxiy Abo weprlll miss the several tcaclKT- I One of there lour fine blends of I.G.A. Coffee ii just I taxes to protect real estate mortgage j whose duties j»rc over tor a tune. All but on- wul>-feturn Ip us ttib fall. UpUil {band filed, order to pay ttfxca to pro. I light for YOUR teste. Here’s Economyl—Freshnessl tlien, adieu jtect bond entered. • Est. Darius Buxton, dec'd. Petition uor license to sell filed, waiver of notice Heber Pike and Maxffie Foot? '.'filed, testimony of fnvholdcrr- filed. I Kalamazoo visitor* Saturday license to dfil Uund. oath before sale j । filed, bond on sale of real estate filed, j forenoon. j E-t 'William p. Jarrard. dec’d Bond ’ Mi- Rhea Walters rand little ;on of Bufialo. are spending i« couple of •of Special Admr filed, httcr.- i.-.-ued ! inventory filed, petition to cash U. S i ww k* with tier parents, Mr. and Mrs. ; bond filed, order lo ca^t U. s. bonds I John Sheffield, at this place । Mrs. H XJcLeod nnd children of OtVACUUM entered.. , I s*.I wAv • < । i go. spent the past week with her r r. G n-r9...* Barnes, dec'd. -r.._f Testimony packed ics filed, order determining parents, MrJ and Mr . Oscar Boulter, at this place * Mf. and Mr- John Foote, and Jim-' E-t- Herbert Colby, tlec'd. Petition IGA for Special Admr. filed, order appoint­ mi.- Elliott of pontiac. ’ -ix nt Sunday ■ ing Special Admr. entefcd. bond filed. and Monday with rvlrtivca at this IGA o... pine*. , letters of Special Admr. issued. Thi» community wa* mi grieved to] Fancy ’. * Lb. Est Peter Maurer. deed. Petition to : release and ciiange .-ecuritie- filed, or­ hear Tuesday morning that tjaroid. hl-‘ * der to release mortgage and rlrnng - th- wm of Mr. mid Mr -, Richard Hourdo, tad paused away. Hu funeral wa.. M-ctftitle* .entered. Est. Mary I. .Gwin. deed. Final ac­ held Thursday afternoon at- Hu.* place. । count filed, order allowing account en­ and the body-was taken to Hillside । tered. discharge of executrix iMiied. cemetery at hlamacll to be laid t>-«id< j that <>f the nt He brother^who tad pre­ I estate enrolled IGA 24 oi. Buttle ceded him. He icnve.s beside hte par­ IGA c«w.. No. 2 C*n^ -ell real estate filed, order cuts many relatives and friends who will miss and— happy • tor pumicanon entered*——’ «?-. — —his bright ----------r^, smile. | mu. Quart Est. Anna E. Boves dec’d, Wfif filed ,l:- i*arenfs liaw tin- sympathy and recorded, petition for probate filed :*»> thr Iwof their darling baby. Quart SWEET er of notice filed I order admitting will entered, bund of , iwav at hi* home west of tin- villag'-l >ut> । g.wcutor filed, letters issued, order I Tuesday morning -after several month i limiting settlement entered, j>eution for;of falling health. He leave*, beside his 3 Rolls 1 heorini; claims filed, notice to creditort .iced companion, uiw -*m. Reuben, and WANT SELL? TRY THE WANT COLUMN uftued i>u>e diiuthter. Mr> Lucy Ferngo. and K-t Samuel I) Ka’herntan fiec tl In- a number <•! grandchildren ii to • । mourh| mourn . BRAN icntory filed, bond of executor filed ■ h;s Iota Hi- funeral was >"»» » laid'vJ **•*•***••*••••*•'•*••••**»•»*»•»*»*»•<*»•*«»»»*•*»*<**•*»••**< f letter* issiil-d. order limiting settlement day lorenorm and the baby was laid toi FLAKES entered, petition for hearfm; claim-, re.-: in Oak H‘H *-mi tery filed, notice to creditors tailed. --------*•* . [ Are the Preferred American Investment The American Goverment itself is com­ mending the sound bank as an eminently safe place for one’s savings. . Savings Deposits in this old bank have always been worth 100 cents on the dollar —earning 3% interest, compounded semi annually ali-h-h thh I ULLti me I No investment is more American, or contributing more to a return to prosperity • N * * Your savings deposited in the bank puts more money into the Channels of Com­ merce and will help to start the wheels of industry For nearly 50 years this bank has stood for the beat commercial interests of this community 11' Blend /G/ Blend ★ 'A' Blend ★ I Me Luxe ★ . . . 3OC 25C I9c 39c Baking Chocolate *.. 19c Pitted Dates 20c Rice 4c ★ ★ Corn Flakes * Lime Rickey * Beans * Pickles Pickles Salmon * Toilet Tissue A DACT * rWjl IR Chip and crunchy. For a delightful breakfall. * * The Bank With the Chime Clock lie ISC IOC ISC 25c 19c 19c Pk9. Super Suds X n„. 15c Shredded Wheat 2 n... 19c iRl HASTINGS CITY BANK CRISCO F^* Lb18c CAPITAL $75,000.00 SURPLUS $50,000.00 * * t6 , ... l’0*1* SKH.-vl VanPauen hi. the m-j.lr.- . Jo.ui Water- ha.- be.-it entertaining। Sunday calleni at o Pur.uii- were. hi-shter from Grand Rapids. Mr and Mf. Jx.n r.^h,, M1 anU Sunday visitors at Gea. Ransom’-:. Mra. em, rjcc and Mr and'Mrs. Jack: an.i. Moore and Earl Strickland >ty-z<» and Mt'-, Mm Nellie Birman i- assisting MrBrown of Kalaman and Mr. and Mr# oy Emmon* of Dowling with her! Fuller of Hastings. W’idtusday Wing Mr and Mrs tawrenre Hoffman p- convalescing Ralph Brown- twenty-fifth weddms after the tnekdr a. . large crowd gathered aid will and gave them a sur-: i>- entertained bv and Mrs and visiting paased the. jh„nig- Hollman Jay. June < .1rrmemh Mr*- Orvi'Ic Purxll b ill. Her many ut si.ter. an friends hope for her speedy recovery, wishing them many jnest more «, 4nt| Mf. l)0:ilr M4.,lk,]| irddrd life. , . babv of Dowling . ,1 ..._a, , . .... «*>wnnt have nave moved mow in in par. par.1 ’ 'rdr ‘ J *TV° °l Mr C"*xUI'’ » h°*«C O» the fV»n i I’ It the rhun h VV^an/J,'^ OrV“lf Pune” 15 »O’ ht> bed |1 night U ' lK church Wednesday wUh measlra Hu mother is helping! Joe Cowles and Mr and Mrs Ralph I0*** ,Or Saturday and Sunday visiting friends STONY .POINT. ' in Muskegon. ’ • ■ Mr and Mrs B J Wellman made­ ' a bttsincs.- trlji to Charlotte Monday I HOPE ( ENTER. Mr and Mrs Cliu*. Reason of Lan-I1 McDermott, who underweni sins viaued at Ed. Deakir^ Sunday. p an operation at Pennock hospital Sat­ iMr* Roy Comb* and daughter.! urday. U gd ting atofig fine. Myrtle and Mr Forest Mead and ladv! Mr and Mt.- Russell Kay Hum, friend of Kalamazoo were calling in j Kalamazoo, .spent part of last j Ute’ neighborhood Sunday. with their parent*. Mr and Mrs Frank ” ’ ।! Brawn Bro* have been making a I Leonard i fine impiovement on our road the past i Mrs -phena Cox of Comstock. Mrs few days. Beatrice Cox of Cedar Creek and Al­ Mr. and Mat Ed Mead have taken fred Hmm of Comstock, spent last 1 over the Job ot improving the Stony;, Monday at Or home of Fred Ashby i Point cemetery It look* m> much better Mrs. Mildred Mentor of Cloverdale and it hardly seems' like live same \' apent Thursday evening at Mr and place. Mrs Fred Ashby’s Mr* Birdcna Lyttle of Kshma^-.o A jhortage of fat* tn Russia males tpent the week end with home folks tt neCTuary far the Bennet i to recover Pteate rend in your news items to toap chemically from used soapsuds 11 your correspondent. . , iand rinse water. a thtfdandu LVER « EAGLE KW&itot Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ron DKTiiui MiUbRlBGROURS STORES Save550“tos100w BY BUYING NOW FROM OUR STOCK OF GOOD USED CARS Look Over Our Stock Before You Buy For a Limited Time we are telling $16.00 WORTH OF fOR Garage $«■ Service * Buy a Good Used Gravel Truck and make money—Plenty of jobs for gravel trucks! UNIVERSAL GARAGE Co PHONE 2121 -:- HASTINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JUNE I, I9J3 New Lew Prices! >oun CID TIRES TRACTION in the center—blLAusky blocks of rubber—keen-edged — detp-slotted at an * angle which means grip and stopl Millions know the superior safety of the All-Weather । Tread—a big reason Why more people ride on’ Goodyear Tires than on any other kind. Cash Fries* ... Sensational Bargain*! Goodyear Speedway TUNE IN NEW TUBES! Goodyear Zeppelin Tube* l ifetime Guaranteed Hupertwlst Cord Tires These Prices Each In Pairs 29 x 4.40 28 x 4.75 $3.49 $4.50 $4.98 29 x 4.50 29 x 4.75 28 x 5.25 31 x 5.00 $3.79 $4.57 $5.39 30 x 5.00 30 x 4.50 29 x 5.00 3i x 5.25 S^SO $3.83 $4.72 $5.82 Inner sealed like the U.S.S. Akron PUNCTURR SEAL Tuboa .Save annoying stope fur punctures RED-BLACK HEAVY DUTYTUBES . . . Prevent rim pinching EXPERT TIRE MOUNTING FREE Rime cleaned, ru«t M ratwd off. M.lnur bent places •tralghloncd. Wheels test- . cd for alignment. Tube* and tires carefully applied. Old tires switched us de­ sired. HEAVY DUTY TRUCK AND BUS TIRE! Latest Gdodyear Pathfinder ’ 11.30 Kingio tii .i;-. 15.00 lr, p.i,1. 19.85 , HliiXle-IJO.I'i ’16.60.;.;,? ■25.50 dingle *17 IU Bli.glc tJ'i.50 Bross Tire and Battery Shop North Michigan Avenue Phone 2482 Hading*, Michigan Smith & Doster DELTON, MICHIGAN j mviNfi. ! Nearly every one from/liere who: Mra. Nellie Hitt. Mra John Bulling ; could go. attended the funeral of E- E.) and Mrs. Arthur Aljerdlng attended the Warner, who (lied recently at Vanda-1 funeral of Mra. John Gerllnger al 1 la. where he went from Irving flvei years ago when the telegraph office oi | Woodbury Sunday. • Mr. nnd Mrs. Herve "Woodman of the M. C. R. R. was discontinued here South Woodland were guests of Mr. The-funeral was held v Dowling where I and Mrs. Will FWy Sunday Mr. Wartier was born knd raised. Mr ' Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ruell were Kala­ Warner war. a man. highly revpect.-d mazoo visitors Monday and Tuesday. and much loved by all and his family ’ Mr. and Mrs. Roeg Pierce apent the has the sympathy of the community , Bert Howe and sons from the siiuth | week end at Uielr cottage at Beech­ wood. Wall lake. part of the county, also his marrwd j 6 Clyde' Munion and Miss Bernice daughter were in Irving recently ca'.rs. Munion of Hastings, visited Mr and ing on old .friends Why not open an account in thie Mra. T. C. Munion Sunday The Fellowship meeting will be FrlMr. and Mrs. John Deli spent, the day evening, June 3. having been' 42-year-old institution? wce|t end with Mr. und Mrs, Ezra Dell necessarily postponed from the regular j' of Lansing and Sunday Accompanied by date. Everybody Invited. Mr. and Mr*. Ezra Dell visited relative.'. Mr. and Mra. William Cushing ot i In Chesaning and Saginaw. Mr. and Mra. Smith Holme, enter­ of Mra. Cu*hingT*wu)lhi’i tained Mr and Mra. Dav id Vail nf McCann. Muskegon and Mr. and Mt* C. • M Mile.* Hull from Chieu.. .. Brown of Grand Rapids Sunday The hi* aunt. Mr*, jane McCann. Wcdfit Dalroit’o Oldnt Building and Loan Auociation dinner Sunday was a birthday tekbra- day. 1250 Griswold St., Delroit ® tlon in Iwnor of Mra. C. M. Brown. Mrs. Geo. Paul and Mr. and Mre Established >889 K Melvin Stokiis rcturmd FTTJeivoi! Raymond Fau) accompMTued by Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Paul and daughter uf with his brother tn spend n jfw. wtvfe;. J. L. Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jenkin-. arid lit*,!. Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Richard O’Brien and children ot Lansing SiMUd ■son spent the tore part of tire wvek near Mr and Mrs. James Neal of Ovid Sun­ Morley'with their daughter. Mr-.* Do Ryder, and family. day. Clarence Mayo of Battle Creek spent. Mis.; Katherine Mohler of Grand Mr and Mrs. Clyde Willyurd are cn-: Rapids visited her jiarents. Mr. and Monday evening with Mr. and Mr.-. Al­ son ' n Culedum.1 a Watkins bein? *11 and under tlie doe? bert Grw-p. Mr*, wm. Mohler Wednesday. Esther tireejj nttcrufed 'crdcir party (tors cure in Middleville. Mr>. Watkins • Mra. Arthur Giddings and daughter nd daugh* ! i. thi- mother of Mra. Wm. Johnson of Ruth accompanied by her mothrr. Mrs. of Hie NiihviHc ,«ch<Ml held at Thorn­ i tip ;>5acc who u curing for her. John Volte, returned hom« in Tawuj apple lake Tutrday night. City after siiending several weeks here. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kimble enter­ tained Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Kimble ot tzinslng aiid Mr and Mr- T. H. Rodebaugh and Mr and Mrs. Puul Ward ol Hastings on Sunday • Ward Plants has been seriously in with acute rheumatism but is much 5 h TAX FREE ! . . a Building and Loan *hare* continue to " q be a safe and profitable investment h for surplus funds. C FOR NEW >9JX GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHERS Goodyear Radio Programs WOODLAND. Last week's Letter. <L*I£ ffiutwnat jjjnan & jlmwgtinent BTompatm Mrs; George Varney and daught* r.s spent Monday with her mother, Mra. •Little Taylor of Kalapiu. Mrs. Will Buhl of Battle Creek visited Mrs. Win. Mohler Monday. Mra. Raymond Faiil. and M1mc; Pauline and Genevieve Hoover Were Sunfield visitors Monday. Mr and Mis. Eton Fhtif.s, Miss El io Plants nnd Carlton Plants were guestof Mr. and Mrs Ward Plunts Sunday. Mlns Norma Jean Quirk of Bantldd is. visiting her grundpan-nu. Mr. and M(5, John Doster. Mr.*. John Sehurcr of East I-uisiijg and Mrs. Lewis Kull and Mis. A. Kull of Laming spent Saturday afternoon and evening with Mr. und Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick. . Jacob Hoover is working In Rattle Creek. • Mr. and Mrs. chaii. Wright of Grand Rapids tailed on Mrs.' Chw). Hatton Thursday afternoon,. . Mr?. Minnie Brlcu.of Dctroil is visit­ ing Mrs. chw. Halton for a tew days. Summer Foods At Savings. Changing with the season, A&P Stores are now completely stocked with Warm Weather Foods, Cooling Beverages... everything you need to make summer meals attractive and appetizing...at prices you can afford. Buy your Foods at A&P and Save! I^ESTOBUStiED WlftRl ECONOMY RUHS' CRISCO TEA Shortening Grandmother’*—Black or Green Which Was Plenty. { Mr. and Mr.*. Chas. D. Johnson were. .cast of tlie Gates school. • SOVTH THORNAPPLE. ■'Flivvers come- nnd-.flivvers go. Mra. Robert Garrett is ossMting In'’ Mr. and Mr? Theodore Wicringa and 1 tallrra Thursday atternoon of thclr Models big nnd liuic— . . caring lor her aged futiu r. Chas. Grif- ji daughter. Anna Muy. of West uf Mld- i Children. Mr. and Mra. Theodor*. Wier- But Mary still wants half tlie rood A tin, of Middleville, who I-, very low. .ciltrvHl* wern .callers Tuesday after- ' Inga. and family of w«xt oi Middleville.- And wants that. down tlie middle. ” Mr. and Mra. Sam McKeown and t iioon of llieir parents, Mr. und Mrs. \ Mr. and Nirs. Chas. B. Johnson Client — ©upper's Weekly. ’Friday In Hustimis. family have m<n<yl bn their own farm.. tlm*. ||.’Johnson'. 1-lb. can 29' %-tb.piv. QUEEN OLIVES Encore Plain > quart jar RAJAH SALAD DRESSING y-■x- quart jar BAKED BEANS Quaker Maid 1-Ib. can DILL PICKLES Large, Firm quart jar N.B.C. PREMIUM SODA CRACKERS _ 2-lb. carton PEANUT BUTTER Sultana 14b. pail or >ar 2 for RALSTON’S WHOLE WHEAT CEREAL pkg. GRAPE JUICE A&P Quality pint bottle UNHEALTHY, UNCOMFORTABLE, COSTLY Breathing road dust is unhealthy for both childreg_and grownups. It is frequently the cause of respiratory and eye troubles. It is uncomfortable. It is costly because it represents a road gone wrong, blown away .from the place where tax money put it. T1ON IKA ▼ 11I ILw 1/ IV PET2<•'tallCARNA can* He DD|Z Zk R Grandmother’d DI\L./\LZ Petition your highway officials for dustless roads. Write for our explana­ tory booklet "How To Control Dust" THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY MIDLAND, MICHIGAN 5' WHITEHOUSE, tall caa WHOLE or SLICED Quality Whtic Loaf 14b. loaf £ _AsiorledFlavoni ___________ _________ _ __ Fruit Compound . __________ 12-cz.jar 13c NOODLES Broad or Fine Encore.Egg 6-oz.pkg. 4 for 25c TEA SIFTINGS lb. 10c EIGHT O’CLOCK COFFEE Mild and Mellow lb. 19c AJAX LAUNDRY SOAP Mammoth Bara 7 bar* 25c WHITE EAGLE LAUNDRY SOAP 12 bar* 25c SMOKED PICNICS Sugar Cured HockleM lb. 8c GINGER ALE Yukon Club Pa|<p Dry 24-oz. bottle 10c JAMS LIMA BEANS N.B.C. Iona Quality Graham Crackers Protect public health, cleanliness and the public purse by keeping dus| firmly bound to the road with moisture. You can keep a steady supply of moisture in the road surface by ap­ plying thirsty flakes of Dowflqke Calcium Chloride. This clean, white, odorless dust-layer saves the road and prevents dust all season. 29c 25c 5c 10c 19c 25c 19c 13c jl-lb, can 2-lb. carton 25‘ CHOICE QUALITY MEATS- Pork Steak 325c BEEF Tender, Juicy 11^ ROAST Cuts 11C PORK ROAST- Shoulder Center Cab Lb. OC Slab Bacon X?" 10c Smoked I_I_ Picnic flams Mild Cure Fillet* of Haddock 2 lb. PORK LOIN ROAST FRESH PERCH Rib i:..a 25r VR0AST EAL SHOULDER ^oc 12c 3 lk* 25c A&P FOOD STORES The Croat AtUatic A Pacific Taa Ca. �THL HASTINGS BANNER, WEpNESDAY. JUNE 1. 1933 PAG1 TWELVE SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. * wmm—MILO. COATS GE OVE. HINDS CORNERS. I rftAI* NATIfFQ I Mcsdames Evers. Turner. Farr, BarTlw funeral of Mrs Ella.Stowell wa. M:v. Donna Manning of Landing Last Week's Letter, i JLEtUAL* HUUVCnJ I } R plowerj H> Jt Parri Rum-j held nt the home-of her Son. Coy. l.i : -ixnt last week here with her moibcrj Mr. and Mrs. W. II Otis attended the birthday dinner given in honor of Ira ■BHMaMMMMMMawMMB.-phivy.'Biimdstcttcr and Boyle, of the Monilav utter neon. Rev. Ru'.ell Bivudv brother nnd lister. ...... Brook's'90th birthday Thursday at tiie [Home Literary club attended the Knla-> ol Pioneer, Ohio, officiuled. A larg, Lean Barrett visited her aunt and MORTGAGE *AZJK. Hendershot ... in ------Kalamazoo mazoo county Courtly Federation of cuiw clubs minvwu at ,crowd >■> ut relatives and friends wen Mis. Will '* ’ ---- — home of Jr.ee Osgood of the McCallum n.i..u n.a, la th* t.rn.-mazoo rent-ration <u <<.»>„<« <...u . ................. ..... Renders' I Oak»burg —. . . ... . ■. .. and — . enjoyed th- .... . ... Mrs. «... Stowell was fur r... manv ........ iI ,Hom rnn, Wrlrlnv *till Sunday. “ ' ’ nil?I,I -----j district. ■ • MMiuTi. !t Wednesday present. Friday night Mrs.--------Wilder of Battle Creek was by JokB w. Row Mpi Row H. wife !g00d program provided. Mrs. Arnold years a mrmlxr of the local L. A, S Geraldine Halverson visited friends ----— a MilCMcr*. to Iho r»tan Joint gtr-rfc t.*M' f Alblon Bave the addres* and often entertained rt at lu : hmm- in Hastings a couple of days last week, guext from Thursday till Sunday in ** al.? •* aiH* A good attendance at the school She wa> a Christian woman, of .<•Mr -‘•>J Mrs. Etld Newton and tlw home of her daughter. Mrs. Francis vtitaj muM' ct Am..ua K !«« :; picnic k»o*a « »■ -‘tn T'j. pjcnlc and* P. p T. A. meeting' Thun- ling qualities Our symnatby ;• .-stand-jstauglrter. Georgia. Mra Clara Brown. Gorham, and husband. fwortl Fstn tertai" n«(r»r~ nHhough_u very raihv div . Mr -rd trr-the-berraved-«em<ivr»--------- -—4N-iii^n HalLand.VUnry Hardy, called; Oley DuuaUw of Hastings visited skis VdLXm- and Mr*. Wood threw open tW-h hon, The Loyal Womens Birthjldy meet- • «> Mr and Mr* Delhi rt Cravens Of from Tuesday till Sunday In the home ■ if*n i and dinner and program wen- held in- mg was held with Mrs, Oludye*Tbvmp-{BJiuJtz Friday afternoon. , of Iris brol.ier. Dan und wife. “ 1 -side officers elected resulted :n Mr- on U.t Wednesday aiteniNj*. ThMr nnd Mr*. W. O. Tobias visited Mr. und Mrs Rankin Hart and Allie Wood President- Porter Twr-. program was in charge of MrAlm.i -ilw-ir daughter, Mr. nnd Mrs.Edd daughter of Brush Ridge were Sunday i Vice-president; and tlie new teacher. Boulter. Mrs. Bnew tt ant! MrHj;.:.u Travt r mid family in Baltimore last, afternoon visitor* In the home of her Mtv Alice Hackney. won prizes in^pn:.-The next nA-1- Thursday. t parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens. MM, Dujothy Pettengill closed lur mg will be the 3rd Thursdayalter,-; Mr. .and Mrs. Bert Toblav made n1 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Douglass of Has* — CreekL- TliursSaturday P. M callers in I . . . . ... . > .. .... 1........................................................ ’ b;i h,rim if,,. ’ * trip Uln to tA Battle 1 ?. 11,. ’ riltIF,— I' tings H” rr, were 43 a , ,, In the tHn home of the former's ponrnu, Mr. and ■, the picnic on Thursday. Much regret ’ The b. G. T. O will hold it-;, an- I day. Mr. ami Mrs. Dodge visited her Mrs- Dan Douglass .. . Orand -------- .Rapid* Wednesday ... . .---------Vlri(lnla snnth la spending tlw t uta rwuaiM*. I» ••1-1 Inot be with Os another year but glad-*!! Pot idek dinner and program in, !n week in the home of her grandparents, ly extend Welcome to our new teacher, charge of Nane Cixilbangh . ; nn<* vhurMiny. Miss Hackney-. * Mbs.* Marian WadlMii w.i; horm -I: ;l|’d Mrs- Ihxige nnd son. Amon. Mr. and Mrs. Butler Smith, nqar Has­ » Many are planning tn attend the from KalamaAw. w S. T. C. over the went to Saginaw Sunday nnd rcmaln- ; tings. A large crowd attended tlw com­ Decoration services at . Prairieville week efld.*8he was nccompanied by. hi-r , ,i.I’ccoration Day • Monday. Mr Bauer, L'.rmrr prix-cut-, friend Mi Lillian ViC-jt-ndeai y ot Mr nnd Mrs. Ronald Haynes nnd munity meeting at the home of Mr. Irra attorney, will give the'ilddre-.-! Kalamazoo. Miss Ruth Wixidmah <-f • •-’it..'.;':!<•<! Jili |>nrenLs. Mr mid Mrs. and Mrs. Bert McKibbln on Friday eve-Iayne.% and-Tamily^BuhdajL and/tamily Suhday. ning. AU report a flmyttnie. The Jun? Me-d,iim..s H J. Flower -and Geo Cali ilonu was home for the weri: • i.J ?',r.ry Huym-.-» Cedar Creek- Cemetery Circle meeting will be held with Mr. and Mrs. Wood uccompunlid Mis. N. IL Bar- -ib<'. j f . .. r.< ,---------of. »». bcr t6 Hustings Friday to attend the- Tb«- L. A. S. m«xt-; with Mr.:. Jv.lelli J1/11 J'1”'* ns J»me Mr. -n.. nnd »«Mrs.:)R|clurd Arents of the McCallum dlsDistrict Rebekah Ai sociatUm in that Relsey this week Thursday p M 1 l.tiah Bi-rmnan W. diu >d.<v utlcrn«»n. ' trict. . Wty. ' Tlw Chlldi. if* IU> . m i. i • . a.11 b. n"' w« «»"!* **■«• « School closed Saturday in tlw Otlz .Mr, and Mrs. IL Fennels were la-id on Sumluv ev<-nmg. June ■ mt<-i-.dai"e a*, there U ■oim- bur.in<-.-<, district and the pupils and a number [of parent.* enjoyed a picnic dinner business visitor.* In Hastings Wedm *- --------------- --------------------- | io talk over. [Which was followed by contests und [day. . | races. ’ J^Mr.'. Kate Collin* of Hx-tlniti. rpt-hl Mrs. Ida Brandstetter nnd und tlw major Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Texter and ■ Monday with Mr. and Mr.i. Glen Boyle were in Kalamazoo Friday. .-•on' ami John Texter of Hastings were '• Mmihuu.w. Havens of Ru’-|tllc vacation. Barry. IUI Sunday afternoon callers in the home : Mr. and Mr.* Wm. STATE Ol* MIC1IKIAN u ration of.Mr. and Mr.* Dan Douglass. Anders and Huy-! Th" n<rth entertained Mr and Mr . Francis Oorham spent tnotid and Shirley, of Dcltmi. were “ ' , Sunday in Kalamazoo the guests of lumw. . j hr M'liattte creek. ; their -children. ot tlw MunMr. and Mrs Harry Dunn and chilQuite a few attended the lai.t day of' ated in dn.-ii were Sunday afternoon callers in .aw mill 'chixvi Friday and enjoyed the pirnir .•movi-d tlw home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. *• In- ' Fred Otto, of Glass Creek. Jim Wilcox and Jay MrMam Jtlw mill equipni'U'. to - Elkhart, diatiti. last uwk. wlwre th^y tiave made a business trip to. -Kalatha; ' work Hugh Junes engineer. John An­ Tuv.sduy. SOUTH NHl.’l.TZ. James Atulu-; and daughlrr Lciii , ! L-u., he.id xw,iyei-, and Mt - . Angus, Mrs. May Andcra of Kalamazoo, en­ are weck-endim; at Holt ;< • gtiwis ,11 cook, accompanied them. I S-.-vi-ral from this locality were In tertained the Brush Ridge Cemetery Circle Thursday. Tlie rain did not keep , Everybody remember tin- Children-. .ittindanci- pt the flower .■-how at Bat- tlie members from going. Several car Dav' cxcrcwx at tlw-jphurch on Jut Mr. and Mr.-. A. C. Hyde and daugh- loads front Hustings and this vicinity 13th. Tlw ptixtratn coipihLUee are wt•rt -..I- Joy.. Ehlim- h-R Saturday. «pr attended nnd report a line time. busy at thr- %ork 'and plan a vl Guy Warner ot Baltimore spent the ' ■ Nile; to tie pw< < j< r I)eco’tatk»n Duy Jovabli- performance. rsita u« first of tlw week with Mr. und Mrs. «.x «... rh ' -■ ■»’•* -to™ 01 11MV 'wn.nu- MrCadiltae Will Gates. ami Mrs Haruki etprtnwr and Mr.- B.uhatian of Plat pun-. Mi.- -Capitola Baechler nnd mother. Jo.in attejidrvl tia- prv'-sclwki! Cilnic i A radical is a fellow * .who m ti mad Mrs. Rosa Baechler, attended a recital MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. won't »:e! mad at the same at the partsh house in Ha&ttnjps Fri­ uiKin. day night.. •» Mr. and Mrs. John Charlton attend- ’ I ; '.!«»«»■ e<! the funeral of his father |n Nasli ville un Friday. Wc hympalln •• them in their sorrow. Visitors, and caller;: at'-thr home of i Mr*. Clarinda Stowell last were, iiMra. Deila Colton ami Mr- Ihatricv Cotton. Mr... Lena Wilcox *>f Ionia un Tuesday. Mr.- Carl Hr-witt, Elm. r lin­ ing and son Beryl ol HaMlm’s. Mr and, Mrs. Calvin Nosh and daughter Evelyn of Lake Odv.'.-u. Stata and DorU Smith.! Mrs. Jennie Purdun and daughter Vel- i Mr. and Mr:;. Alien N.ixh nnd family nl1 Cltirksvilh-. EHa Nash and dmiuhtej Alb-rta of Rnstimp*. Mrs, Berlin Flory. Mrs. Eathei Houghton, Mr. and Mi i Fay Naxh and daughter Joyce. Mr. and , Mr.-, Nn&h'a sister of Ionia, nnd Mr I i Gallia Brummk-r of Grand Rapkb Th.-j | latter came Sunday and will at’.cul her mint, Mrs. Ella Stowell's funeral. | (the iat’.i-r ixixxed r.wny at lift* home ot. Cor Stowell Xat Coat.; Grove. Mr | Clarinda Stowell Ls some better at th: j writing. Slie u very thankful.and <!« •: j xo appreciate the many beautiful flow-! I Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Luiz and dnuchtcr Carol and Mr. und Mr-, Fn-tl WIIUainA of Fcftton ijvnt Sunday ut G. •>. Several ladle* of the community turned out to [church house Thursday. ; Alii M> of '.»N 'Flu-re Lt milch that can •* gained by putting some of these triU- old saying.* to pi went day’practice. None of us are gifted with an Aladdin chart)! that lx *uppascd to produce the dullars tiuit u.ro'vxiiectofl to work tor u* in tlje.dhyswhcn we shall want to work )•<*. . It Is up to our good sense to so adjust our living and i-.tving tiyut our future.is happily cared for. qvingx have been our care nt the Standard for 39 years, without ti tnssvto any raver and 5‘- dividend-each ►vw a lotto and never U will be wise for you Si an tin rd Savings A- Loan Association Gritwold at Jefferton Detroit, Michigan Local Rcprfentatiif, t titiH tint i Hattine*, Michigan awl QUIMBY ORDER FOR PUBLICATION Investing Safely An old proverb aptly -aid ‘ Save nugirv and it will save you. Tlw man wjthuilt a dollar must do what the man with the dol- Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Kitxman. Mr. and Mrs William Cnitelein. Mr. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO helped Mrs. Reynolds .celebrate her birthday. '■ Born to Mr. and Mrs. Raymond [ nachcllor Saturday at Pentipck hewpita!, a seven ixiuml son. Congrniuln- .MORTGAGE-FORECLOSURE. i)L run: u m OBDP.B lull PUBLICATION. NOTICE TO CREDITORS CL.Tt-i. Bashtar of Pr«Uu. DOWLING. ; The Ladies' Aid afternoon’party- will, i meet at tlw home of Mrs Myra Wright | : on Tijpsday. June 7 a quilt is to be' tied nt this time and rhe Indies In tho community are cordially invited Mr. and Mcs. Icon Moon and Lean*! were rrc-nt guests of Mr nnd Mrs. Vert Robinson ut Shultz. Tlw funeral of Ernest Wm’ner of Vandalia was held nt tlw church Fri-. day with interment tn the- Joy cemr-, lery. Mr. Warner was u brother of Mrs. Anna Trethric of this place and 1 a former Dowling-resident. The cemetery Circle will meet i Thursday, Jutw 5 for dinner ns usual. I Mrs. Ray Jones, formerly of this' place, underwent a very serious surglcal operation at Nichols hospital. Bat­ tle Creek, on Friday of last week but; tlie latest report., are very favorable. I Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCarty nnd Mr. and Mrs. Bert Otis are moving ; this week into the Mattison house j which was tiie C-al Stanton home. school closed m the primary room Friday with a picnic dinner on the school -ground. Mrs. Irene Dickerson. t the present teacher will return next; year. Mr. Putnam will also return to Instruct those in the high room. AND INSIDE CEDAR POSTS 7-Foot, 8-Foot and Large 8-Foot End* Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. FRANK SAGE TELEPHONE 2515 / . Mrs. Kathleen Tedrow in company with Mr. and Mrt. Starling Mudrack spent Friday in Battle Creek. The farmers are glad for the fine rains this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. Barnes of Pontiac, nnd Mr. George Leonard und Mrs. Anru croAsman of Freeport, spent Fri­ day afternoon with "Mr; nnd Mrs.-G. E Kenyon. Tlw Constitution of tlw United States protects even the man who doesn't respect II. I Friday and Saturday Specials 3 *• 14c Lefd Scratch Feed $1.05 We iavMo U ol oar fate quelity Rolled Oats ’S? $1.79 compm oa 10c Sliced Pineapple Avondele - full ripened . f.|| IU,or»d Sponge Cake 20c Grece Bieck Wekut Fried Ceket, V4-doi. pkg. 9c These Features in effect from Friday, June 3rd until Thursday, June 9th 10b- 27c P and G or Kirk's CAMAY coke Fi«« Toilet Soop 7c LAVA SOAP Cut* sr««i« <»k« 5c AMERICAN FAMILY FLAKES pk,. 21c WESCO ICE TEA s*.c-JH«d «Aib.pk, 29c atsup 2 c—»o* 3c •2 No. S c«m 25c 2 ^7. 25c pkg. 7e 3. No.« UM 25c cwto*. Bread Tomato Juice DET ■ & ■ n»- u-ha- Chili Sauce WHEAT POPS NORWEGIAN LIMA BEANS < 25c boMlo mi*,- NAW BEANS APPLE BUTTER SPINACH DEL MONTE 4 5c Country Club or Carnation MILK couHny aue miuc uii toll k ■ ■ Freth Fruit* end Vegetable* • » , Mr*. Forest Price of .Carlton vi.itcd i her |KUciit:>. Mr. and Mri. Jay Ware. , Thursday * ; Mr. anti Mrs. Cha-. Bidt.-iman uf I Hastings me spending the week with i tlie_fornwr'.-< brother. Walter Hifivlman | Mr. and Mrs. Wert Schitlman of ■ Carlton visited friends in' thU vicinity Mw Loyal Lowell cloud her school Wednesday with a picnic dinner alter which there were frames ^iid a stood time for everybody. $!«. Robert Martin and mother. MrPerry, q! Center Road* visited Mrs. Lena Castetein* Friday. . Mr. and Mrs. Cameron McIntyre ot Nashville have moved into one oi Mrs t, cnstcleln's houses and will teach school I here next year. PAINTS 3 lb*. 17c Bananas ORANGES 35c MICHIGAN POTATOES 15c Leaf Lettuce IX 10c QUALITY MEATS Thanks lo my telephone I found a new job In 3 days" INTENDED to have my telephone taken out. But when I was told of many actual cases in which other* had found joint by means of their telephones, I decided to keep mine for a month or so. •*JUST 3 DAYS LATER, one of the employers with whom I bad left my name and telephone number •ailed me." The telephone in your home is one of your moat important business and social asset*. And It 1* PRICELESS PROTECTION in emergencies saeh a* fire, accident or sudden sickness. Beet Kettle Roast Choice Chuck Cuts 'Lb. 1XC Genuine Spring LAMB Leg of Lamb Pint Grained WcllFlaoond Solid meet. Very Small Percentage u. (at or bone— W WC � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-06-08.pdf 7b26527c31cd01323fe9b63ac774a81c PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR NUMBER 6 PAGES 1 TO 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JUNE 8,1932 16 PAGES ANNOUNCE PERCENT- Partv Government at Low Ebb ;0FFIC"usVish fr°oXm lake INTERESTING UM inrn nr innmnuniT 1 Til i •! tty •! 1 ----- 19083740 AGES OF ASSESSMENT I Political Blackmail Prevail^;^w->■ i MOVED THEIR OFFICES TO GRANO RAPIDS CHARLOTTE COMMIT­ TEE INSPECT PLANTS astings Table Co; Owners Compelled to Make This Tuesday Evening , Economic Change Hastings omm AND BlOCS RULEIN WHILE TAXPAYERS PAY SUIT CONCERNS PAYMENT Because the present financial condl-1 GREATLY. INTERESTED IK ™*D nX I0T nnv»»T\' MINORITIES THE BILLS. GANGDOM SADDLE Deputy Conservation Officer (ivorv.CITY'S WATER PUMPING OF FIRE INSURANCE TO । [lion* have-so wnoiuly curtailed the1 Sumner with three u.s»i‘tants went , demand for furniture, ths? owners of i spearing on Gun lake Tuesday night, EQUIPMENT NASHVILLE BANK MEETING • Michigan Under Rcij’h of Oligarchy of Sjienders, State's Only the jVurpose bring to get us many nox[the Hastings /Eable Company huv.t Hope Is That Taxpayers Will ^rtWto Reclaim '™^'‘to??'iX' rn SHOWN FIGURES FOR X!£i“-nS iXu BUILDINGS SET AFIRE CONSTRUCTION COST • Remains of Government dogfish and 12 bill fish It the noifiou-[ BY TWO ARSPNISTSiiX^^’/to'^SOPERATION COSTS TOBE ABOUT $24,000 (By V. J". BROWN» ■ fish orc held down in that -lake fin<fishing tn it* waters will soon be. po i-1 It must !«■ plain to even the most cdsual-readers long before this page is read Six and One-Half Miles of High­ I, that .nd „u»>Wto in — yulto nilnto. to •to .< M*. “» the fault for wm-~ -••— ■■ ■— *I. -n.,i• •— IM — vidiin.1 d.r unv single Bintfir |>arty nurtv <ir In fact way Will Be Graded and ; the door of. any individual or any or iwlmintetratinn administration. ... ------It niai': al,,h* “ <’r<’*‘k that cmptw-s Into the . . ’ i lake, take ar.arc some atilfifiiid splcifipd rraxltnr rearing norui.l |Kmd> I ' be truthfully oqld tlial we haw no parties Hr the strict seiue dt... the word. Gravelled jin which large and small mouth bass., . ~ f lure Cianpuny. which u owned by the System Used In Sister City Id . _ . , . ' . Thi> is regratfed bv th-! ot I-iabllrty of Insur. ' ‘.vnie. parti. _. H-Utll....— . .... . people ofbut no h-.v. ro-by ante Companies Will Have _ „ _ ... Not As Economical As One i 'hr Comnany. who arc .finding tte.-mIn Use In Hastings To Be Settled / txiw. iotn M.v. Knowles. Fdil«< M H DrFM U.I ««* .1 to U.UTO-! "“tod u Mto. . « l-dntolr [perch and blue gills.are grown to mi-j .. . Plohins’ many int'-restsug' oniy jmhsII ngh i and <• r dlUrna of Charlotte eamr to |Iterllng sizes and even to (piilc sir«*ab)H|legal qm-M.. ... ..._. .. .. ___ town house, there was held u meeting knew them, parties divided by fuudaloti' has been coititnviii-vd I these depn rfish. and then till ot them me put into in Uh- <irvij|t njurt of VunBurrn of those interested in the’ proposed; mental differences of opinion rrgurd, pom is i at <-ui.l|<m« nt at Jlw water work* I ty by Kim Sigjer of this city, at Hastlngs Center'Cuvert road, when Haling principle, of government, we have ' -tation he:>- and to learn the procedure to be well restocked , for K B Fmk-y. receiver tor tiw nnnoiinceincnt of percentages to be . tw„ KriHJps of <a :• in cuUrcting water rental* vilk State Bahk. AmkvmiI wx« made Then- were reprv । voters Ie<i by gangs Blocs And Minoritirs. ! ft apjieai> Unit on April 14. u-ntntlviLS present for Harry county.! of iMlitieiuiu and of­ Wm. ixllman and wife Adininistiatkimi are threatened j for the towiuhl|K> of HaaUngx and! fice seekers. Each not be operated economically wfu-n the and. Mer- >■ [ mortgage -to the Furmct with loss of the bustnes. vole, the labor i (iuslh-ion. for the city of Hastings unddemand for water is .normal. In that Bank ot, Nashville in the sum of1 I'-i'- village ol Nashville, mid for tliei pro;>ortionale t sliare I vote, lite farmer vote, the soldier vote.! , cas^the e.xre.w of water pumped, which iHUlxeed assessment district, w|iichl of radicals anti con- the colored rote, the church vote, the.) JUDGE WEBSTER DELIVERS ‘ •■'‘i'-1 «« Into th. r ma|ns, nows vote* of the foreign -born No politician | Futitniiis about 8.100 acres. (into Buttle Creek, which I. near tlw light but Hie buildings Were excel-' F The aiwA-vutw-nt figures announced | capitalist* and It*' plant A.s anyone can ‘ee. this is not an ' mid the land could be made valu-[ by the county rood eotiimliviion were i workingmen;' each {no lived to demands for ivtrenrhihcnt economical arrangement. • ius follow-*; its fanners and its, His role interest lies in the creation o!1 INSURANCE COMPANY REP 'able lot growing graja-e. ; In August hr.*9. when the ti Muauvou .r u u r , s; new jobs into which his henchmen are | RESENTATIVES ARE TRY financial lead era;' For Barry County how readily, with the Hu.-ting* equip* lb.iiikx at Nashville wire ." DEFINED DUTIES OF each ilv wet bloc and I mductrd and new commission? through For Hasting., Township nwni. the pdmplng load can be adjiist1U dry. bloc. <-ach*it,* I whicli political debu may be paid ING TO SETTLE mortgage was ... For Castleton Township rd to the demand for water, as the .. n—wly-organiml State •Bank of JURORS IN SUCH CASES [local plant haa one pump of 250 gulIdeulLsts mid cynics I folitleal opinion is at low ebb In] I fastIngs Chy .. Forth group k bid-; *l.s place wc have |>oljUcul blackmail , Nashville vern J. Brown ding against the 11 makes no'difference whether the; SUPT. AND MRS. VAN­ 1 Guilt ot Prisoner Evident From ,»r munltr .,«ruv- lourth with District .. Tlw estimated cost of tht* Improve-[! uUm t for the highly lucrative'job ofiP’^A l»wcr b*ar> th5 ‘“J*’ o! i -BUSKIRK ARE PLAINTIFFS l Testimony — Commended ' iw n" mmm.tn „ , . addition to the electric outfit, slkruld inent is about 824.000. This will mean {administering government for a nation democracy or carries iu. candidati-. arid "oneihslf i Or Mut<’ or “ municipality where [ u,ider the picture of IJncoln. We dU; | Pictures of Scene and State- [took to carry on the farming, with1 Teacher and Others eufrer.t t> cut mt for any reason. mil. ''“"X'ltod '.v " todUi o“7wto ‘- 1\ totoUir. M&’uto easily.,,,1,' «•>"•' i very indifferent success. He then upvidlh ot twentrciMiirrc’. «rr are .kh rich tod and Miuxfuics cover >1* the same conditions in New \ orkJI। ELiewhere we comment on the case, the city ha.-, a standby gasoline engine । patently conceivedtinidea of insur..t_ | obtained. i 0,111 Mlflt >» lUmoLs. Mtwissirtu is no| nicnts of Witnesses Secured tv-four feet travelling'the same nur-1 obtained. that exist ih Illinois. Mlsstsilppl I* no! of Albertus Ostrander, convicted of to. operate a pump with 1000 gallon* | iniE^the buddings far a large amount., statutory rai>e upon an eleven year old j ;wr minute ' casualty, which could be chase of right ol way for the Conner-' on On toJHW the fringe ni of this Sorts' u.k pla> 1.0, of -.1 gang J; By Attorney Kim Sigler । evidently thinking he could make' girl H Mem. that titere were some*'brought into aetibn wry quickly. U(.n to Im- made will, lhe State ro,d '£•>«. «« ”■’••‘‘1 .vnnia arid in in' Oklahoma. Oklahoma, where thei Our readera_ will reihmibcr that money easier, r«.x«.. if u lie would . burn tlic.-e details in the testlmotiy in this casei The committer were ahown tlw fig­ west ot the Mud Creek bridge on the {grnujM, faitton*. bloc* mid (irganha- j' vnnia are almost evenly (fivid'xl a.s tqjrome time ago we-inentiom-d the fact | tuifidings and collect ! that rauiwd some ol the jurors to haiiglure* for cost of operation, of the elec.State road. It L projipM-d that ffw; ,,oiw» wiUr ideas to jx-ddte and votes, partics 'numerical strength, that Mate has toil set‘that ySuperintendent A could „..a .... ... «• ini-..,-......... ... •' mid D. AMr.thanD he. by farming. Therefore, i out for d long time. After many hour*( trie pumps, and could -m-« for them­ jHiyniiml-vAliaU be made in three year*. trade. Thus-<e fnqucntly imd romu ■tonr-mn ..... imme m.vy num,.. -.......... - ......... - ........... ‘governors! Vaiifiuskirk were injured tn an auto- on March. 31, 1932. Kazan' and his| ’ 1 in u> sl>.. Jury Hirv vewxni thisv finally finallv agtrr-d aiin-s-d on that electricity. With ttle equlproom they on.,u.|ves ___________________ r ■wtttrmciii nut imiKee a. heavy burden ** ’" intcntioncd force* pulling chrst-’ “ 'X” J’J. i mobile accident on M-21. near Muir. ■ |iun Dujunicz. set fire toi ‘" the ,i... ...... v. ... __ Hill*, tint of the lit.for the eiit.e in a of guilty. What Judge Web- {rn.-nt Installed here, is far more eco.,n .nr itoUrulnr toallly ii .mu „i tin m. to ganx in. ™ as Hwy w.-re on their way to Si John* Ih( . buildings covered by tfte Insurance. “>i<verdict r had to .say about the duties of' nomlcal than steam, They were also wnu a large reductlofl from former ] roontmuea on |mm. nine, part two formerJ* . I*0”*" **1', They hud the right-of-way. but-^i>-]-lw two were arrested, utter an inves-1 jurors in cases of. this kind, the fine | interested in learning that payments hlghwiiy construction cosls. Tile coun­ _ mimed n u-x.-i..™ of oi,. aIIl| taken to thei '(farmer McLaren, driving toward j' he gave to the school tor use of water are made promptly m try traversed by this highway Is rough i ; Muir on a side road ran Into the Van Paw Paw jail. tkJjanlcz confexed that j commendation leacjM.r who wno nany was responsible rvsponsioie mr For the the quarter eiiuing April NEXT SUNDAY. JUNE teacher really was for ]• Hastings. Hastings. Fur quarter ending April and u considerable grading and filling [ ' Buskirk car. causing the-accident , ------ ' C:’?: ‘ were 73!tiL'X especial-- j, an out two patrons had paiq in full 12. CHILDREN’S DAY | kL. ' ly to.be commended In particular for what they owed for water service tempt to keep to the very lowest grades —. this city, representing Mr. mid Mr1* ™toto«> to iJoK-tol'toy ” to ’ S'S'to"! :.ue think, what he . ‘ .aid about the duty' mid it is expected the city will get the ‘ but grade* ok planned can be cosily Promotion Exercises, Baptism , VanBuskirk. filed two suits for. the re- - unoer tnr u-rnu- <u nw mu. — .L-x .. . money from these two delinquents. negotiauii by automobiles on high, - -cowry of damages. As the McLaren car) Kaxarr was obligated, and had’ agreed, “t” ii ijVicc an innocent man—but where a! WlulejM-re the committee were tatof Infants and Special Pro­ ,»»> toured, to toll In rdrei speed. ,„d ddMr to to ton. nil 1 , ™ „„ „ tn. rex-rer nunoui num. mi lUtlK ail I , . a«.tilain ns was.this one Where‘"£’"sX S*'JLS',totIjto nt '«■ to-to ... tore «nlhc ,..a toto.lyjto nnr ™- ,.„„d to. toHinJThJ to tore.!grams Are Features DAY AND ing are allowed by law for the filing dl • ACHIEVEMENT Sunday. June 12. is Children's Day, objections. If any are made to the tax ' TRACK MEET WERE and special programs will be lurid in levy as pro|>osed above. then tlw mut- • .ant JS?,*? has been .Sbuilt WELL ATTENDED. tn.to by Mr.' Are Lnty I. ' ""4 **,w") “S, tyid the various churches as h the custom. . — Mclnren .. nod .... aity In to |..ln-y ,. j equipped with machinery, all paid for the probate court Tiw figures proiwed ■ ---------- Al ten-thirty A. M. at the MetiMMlist1 other witness.. to tile tik-mtcident. Mr.; After |lie |h<- fire Mr Finley, receiver o! nr,nT'L’innrl| her Witnesses znretdent. Mr.! -without bonding, the land paid for al­ .seem reasonable. The road commiMion* pnilR RDYQ NAMFD EpiscofHil church, the children will! Mcl-an n rtates that'he topped nt tbd’thr bank, learned of the -ttuation and G. A. R. POST SURnEN11M done the very b. -t they could to! rUUM BUTb NAMtU at a total cost of 826.000. under .i program, there will be baptism1 stop sign, sixty feet from the pavement r<-quested his altqrnoy. Kim Sigler, tol nCDQ ITQ PUARTPR so, . distribute Ilk- burden fairly. TO GO TO STATE FAIR of babies and aiiV olhera who wish.-and could see no cues cutmiig trom;tflgc whatever action was possible t« Utno 110 UnHIilcn At the time when the plans were made by the engineer* for this A Plans lor the coijsthieUon of (be 6'» I there will ije promotion exereix-s and.either direction; but that a house, sit-1 pink-ct the ot miv the uaiix bank.. n A;’ un- interests iiuvic-.xwx ui , , disposal plant, it was estimated that a short talk by Um pastor, Rev. L. L ; dated on the corner, obstructed hu , g — „ „... .. 1 , thorough investigatioii was made and a Organization Disbands Because <>■"> «*>.*.•< ““- Exhibits ot Clothing and Handl the plant would cost 855,000; yet it strucllnn work will be commenced m. i , „ , j. । Dewey. All are arc inviU'd invited to tu utteiai. attend. toward uw tile wvsv west,, rt Ati non tlrat j>onn. point, »>e lie j bill of complaint tiled III in Hie llie name ndme of k-wey. AU .• view tuwaru nf Of 1-mV Lack nf Of Mnmhnrn Members Anri And has been built for less than half of leraft Elicit Praise the near future. The sloping grade will'i icmit Clubs Llubs Elicit Praise । Special special exercises exercise* at al Hie ine Presbyterian riv-oj icrran {। .- ays. it >• wu* uu|»x.,>iuic <u< v , Mr. Finley .against Kazan and his prewas Impossible for him U> .-«see that stun. It U needless tb add that Uuf \ From Two Judges ' Advancing Age church Imrcli will lie trv at II 11 15 A. M. with the I the VanBuskirk VaijBusklrk car. Wlwn When he h<- reached reached decessor... and against the Farmers committee from Charlotte were well .surface will lx- 12 feel wide. ' 1 a fxiinl where lie could have seen It. he Mutual Eire Insurance Company of | R was a mast impimtiuiuil sight tn • following' program: During the past week an organiza­ with what they learned here. ’evidently did not look, lor his state­ Dowagiac, and ail other interested tion which has been prominent in the' j impressed jsee the fine lurg't- crowd ot rural Opening ~ selection—Orchestra., Charlotte has not yet built a disposal . merit .says that hr did not see the Vanparties. history of this city for many years has [ reallMS Invocation—Rev. John Kitchlng • 1 tilavir lull r<.,i1l»,'A that ttint It it will will some day <!aV H. H.S. ALUMNI TO ' young people who were pn*eiit at the [ Invoc ■ Buskirk car until lie was almost upon The bill asks for the foreclosure of passed out ot existence..We refer to the: u. compcJle<| to d0 4O. Beginners' Churn**.- Every Liltle 1 uni n DAkimiCT troinAv MrthoiUV church on Friday afternoon Begin ■ It and he evidently did- not hear Mr I the mortgage and a decree of the court Fitzgerald Pud No, 125 Department of ‘------------- --------------------nULU dANUULI rnlUAT at ibeir annual acljtcvemcnt day and, Child." ’ VariBu-sklrk round tile horn. Michigan O. A. R. Their charter hirsl ■ zs r> r* licijinDIAI (Continued on page six) —{eighth grade graduation efterciM-s. Thu ‘ Baptl Baptism of infants. The statements of four indrpendi'nt' been turned in. to tia? state headquar.-! •• U. U. r. NiClYluniRL Event Marks Fiftieth Anniver-.auditorium.well ruled with *stu-{ Primary Song—"Jewels." {witnesses all agree that Mr. VanBus-- . . Anv u/ITM PnilM ter* and therc the membership duband^l. SERVICES ON SUNDAY ,aenu. parents.*teachers interested nary of Association—Dr. Wtonu.-ttoters .ndmid mto»w . 1 Cradle Roll—Miss Clrace Edmund lhui Wl vviin uuuiv wmie are a number ()I Clvll.[ I n LUU hlfriends. | -Primary Dept. Exercise—Mrs. M. SuL kirk sounded the horn on fils car as he! A LAUT approaclied the Intersection, and that I j, uounty County AgFiculiursl Agricultural Agent KsroliL Harold livan. TERFEIT MONEY IN TOWN veterans still living in Hastings! Members of'.. ...................... Wooton,'Toastmaster ....... iunrt.ii iviuivui ns junta ... Lodge, Rebekahs, [ Mclaircn did not stop within the dis, . land vicinity, the majority of them are -----------------••Reminiscences" will be the theme i Fa^rr presided jr-r chairman for the I Orchestral Selection. Families and Friends Urged - of- ■— — (.>..»■ opened. ... Maude W. Smith’s Glass Exer- I tancc of thirty feet jaiuth of the pave-' Tried to Pa«» a Bogus $20 Billi“,“bw '« ““‘"d •>» mwUto .nd to of the Ilf Heth annual- -bunquel the — aHernoon .x.~s program which {merit where he could have seen a car “ some time past fame nast there have been but lIxMihxs High alumni to be'held in about one-tbiity o’clock with the ring-;clse to Attend Exercises approaching from the west, but drove At LyBarker’s Drug Store two members in good standing. T. O. of "America” followed by the m.I in-1 Mrs. Verne Leary’s Class. the K. of P. liall here Friday evening ; ing g hv nm Hastings Lodge No. 58. I. O- O. F, directly onto tb«- pavement. All agree' Webber-and Jacob Klugh. The past Mrs. Abcn Johnson's Class Song. Monday Evening Dr. John A Wootbn will preside osi ■vocation by Rev. L. L. Dewey. that Mr. VanBuskrrk undertook to yw.tr has taken a heavy toll of these are actively- perfecting plans for their Jj tuastmuter and Miss Ifrleii Weaverji Everyone was greatly Interested in ■ Address to the Children—The Pastor.; avoid the accident by swdpglng hts car Monday ;evenlng alA>ut nine o’clock, aged men: and those left felt it was annual Memorial Day servicea to bo ' tlx' style, revue. girls of the first. { Hymn No. 63 — The Congri'ga!ion. ■ ■ will represent the class of *32. A dance । held at ten o'clock on the morning of a lady about 40 years of age, hbout five best to disband,-,the local Post, , (Continued on pa^e five) , for the alumni and their friends will !■ second arid third year clothing club. {. Orchestral Selection. and a half feel tall, and weighing Not so many years ago the Soldiers’ Sunday. June 12th. The program will be held after the regular program of dLsphiylpg the dresses they had made > Benediction and Recessional. around 150 ixuinds. conic into LyBar­. and Sailors' reunion*was an annual begin promptly gt the stated hour, at parents children arev COUNTY NORMAL GRADtoiut* is concluded. • as •• »*a—part • — of -■- Uwlr project ■t—work r —during •••<»■ -•••The ....... * — ol the*...................... ker’s store, nfade a little purchase, and ' sifair held at the fair grounds for a the Odd Fvllowsi hall at the corner of Tickets have been reduced In price V'e past year. The dresses wYte' Judged cordiajly invited to be pn-aent .it Wu-.—■ UATION g.hgj»USS . week and was very largely attended. South Jefferson and Green streets. 7Wthis year from 8100 11.00 to 75 cents and-®" and ’ quality, general appearance, appearance, style I service. Each clxv claw will be graduated graduated; UAIIUN THURSDAY IflUHUUAT P. r. M. ~ ' r nwn{... u Kim Sigler will be the speaker and staying torney are on sale at Carvelh & StehbiriSfSU well as posture and appearance of; and diplomas will be presented to the --------- — • . ' printed with a non-drying Irtk modeli many taking their and the entire services will be dedi­ Drug store and at the Banner office i the wearer. Each girl deserves great. iJupils The church wtfi be beautifully Members of Class Wil! Bender bv a secret process known only to the1I the whole time. All of the veterans and cated to the departed members of the rr mpk>«5,pro«r.„. fcogrto I» Cenlral Schdol 1i—.’ any government ■jW. R. C members attended these ses­ Lodge. Promptly »t eleven o'clock tho Ill-rcwilll »;« lilt —crnil|iiciv-p<i>s;i uiu . Igff ............-................... .... to - , dm* to to ymto. dot*, as a* to to. dun. *-ltemlnls< rnM-s.” , uunc. nu arv'to uis.sx-s xpuld vpuia nave hoik ° ■ paper . money, mnnev pu nr.-ss rolldiv- down down i sions whith were Interesting and cn- member* of Lodge 58 Will march from “ * iu i ss it It solidly ,. , i to, I credit to anyone. the liall to the cemetery where grave.t Auaitonum Ugaiiwt a piece of white paper, and!i tlnulastrc. “Backward, turn bacltward. O Time -----given -—: ,... GOING TO At one time there were O. A. R. "Chib Yells" were by ... the .-----boys, CARAVAN nTTCD i Ai/C Dll i CT Thursday, tomorrow, afternoon nt ' iwbt it around, and n •■.stain ’ will b. 1 Poeti at Middleville. Freeport. Nush- of Lodge Brothers will be decorated In your flight. of the Welcome handicraft club and further memorial ritualism, pecuUl I tn LAKt DlLLtl two o'clock the twenty-eighth annual! left on the [MjaT. This 'stain" Is proof; vrtle. Woodland and Prairieville us well,.. Make me a child again just for to­ which all enjoyed. The boy;; of the | „ to the Order, will be exemplified. 1 l.linr ' commencement exercises of the Barry that the bill is good. «. .. . . .. . i S. 7 : . ------- — oi inc uurry > night." - . ' . Normal..will ....be held . .. . .III the Cen-•j when the lady .handed the bill to This is an annual sendee which'has ! American LeSion * Posts .and County Invocation—Rev. ' Keith Chidester.: j tings have been discontinued for many f b,x,n . rve<i bv the local |dUl* " Pnwv tral school auditorium. Folding the Dick Jarobx - • nw. O[ the clerks in the! a ■,B X I Units Have Birthday Party (Continued on page five I .....jre. he didn’t think that it! ; exercises a reception and tea will be LyBarker stnr fl , Dinner. i There On Sunday I given in Uic playroom. ■• i.wxv.^4 looked uru ji&t *i right, so he applied- the ■ Community .singing led by W Wallace i ffiext Sunday all members of the-’ fStudent* ----------- of- the -.— rclass —- will : -render the test, by pressing the bill down on a COUNTY RALLY. NEXT —.'<.»,»••• mwhich .HI—l, is (k as follows: fntlxxarc • k ludd FriW.,. Ito tobrtoto tod tolr piece of white pajier with his thumb,’iThe m.-mbers I. ■ Business meeting. American Legion mid Auxiliary who — program ' . Jrere <««* •»> AU to'mtotoM Orchestra. . and twisting it around. No “stain" wx*i Introduction of Toastmaster, Keith' ------- rwrf —. SUNDAY EVENING can are to Join thr Fourth District March—Karines left, and he informed the lady that the’1(and patriotic, ready to-help in every to bring as many suitable flowers o.« Invocation — Rev. J. A. McNulty. Fuller. ’17. ।caravan gQjpg to Otter Lake Billet for} civic undertaking, they can find convenient and motor Song. “A Bowl of Rows." (Robert bill wo* no good Feigning a. little sur^Toastmaster- Dr. John A. Wooton, Law Enforcement to Be Dis­ the district, birthday party. All who / The property, of _Ih< ‘ & »t. such a* ow. whether •oerocr members L of iu<the Pos\or C. Clarke.-Girls’ ChorHS. Ethel Crook. , pn.se. she insisted that the bill be re-; chairs, books, etc. have been given to vehicle transportation will be furnUhcd cussed By Hon. Grant Hud­ {ran. Fifty Years Ago—Alice Osborn Bates.• i Unit or not. are urged to go. as an eii- Mijrgaret -Johncock. Alberta Orcrn- turned to her. and at once left thejthc W. R. C, which will continue it* to those who do not pare to march in tlic procession. The committee be­ Joyable time is being planned. Thb «eld. Loretta DeVault. Madeline Mat- store, doubtless making haste to leave regular sessions. son and L. E. Barnett lieves that the services of a band will Today—Helen Weaver, 32 ! caravan I* open to all who wish to at- teson. Frances Wachter. Catherine the city. Shortly after site left Mr. LyI A itreat Barry county ral/y of the; be secured and strongly urges every Vocal Soto—Enid Bauer Holly. ’10. Barker returned to the store, and noil­ tend. But please bring something for ,„.™_ Jone?„.... CIVIL WAR RELICS ■ Odd Fellow to make his plans so that ; President ’ s Address-^Georgia Basj tied the Sheriff but no trace could be r„„ Ai."Mx>,i tom, • ”',vi‘,ST:b:,xx the dinner. ’ ' Presi sett. [ found. MIQQIMR PRHU UAI I :1)e wlil bp Pre5<nl- Occasionally the The Legionnaires will furnish the; M too I rib rnUM nALL llluty of decorating graves of departed Dramatization—Planned by Lucile The woman m question may pouibly' transportation and the Unit members . „ , m, x . Brothers has been accepted by a very Willittz. ' j belong to a gang that makes a busineai VocalYron Selection —Girls’ Trio . ‘ Hastingssponsored next Sunday evening forMm-1 this take a pot luck dinner, the local |>eo- . Act I. The School That Is Puss- of passing counterfeit money, but in G. A. R. Members Ask That Ar- {f,.v HIUi thi* jcar It is the desire of Tn. Ago-John c" Ketcham, ' m«tmg by tiwCounty ple tuning dinner together. -John C. Ketcham, : litor* A*«Arln(ini> nn<l the cnuntii [ It Is exix-cted that large delegations ing. Teacher—Marie Beverwyk. ! this instance site did not meet' with i tides Be Returned As They , to omcr. and or to commhto to . rTen 2!.. Years Ago ,. Islers Association and county I • Act 11. The School That Is Com- [ success Passer* of counterfeit money . rr: Li n : J H»ve every member present *> that the ill M.morlam—rmwlpxl W T. W.l-' Woman , CluUU.n Tmtore™- Union [from other points around the district Are Highly Prized [entire Lodge may be represented in ing. Teacher—Beatrice DeMott have been working in this uiid other ________ । will also attend. iCe Prosecuting Attorney Barnett will The Banner has been asked -to ' the line of march­ Piano Solo. "Minuet In G." (Pad-1states, and it will be well for everyone speak?”.Hot). Grant m' Hudson of Lan-1 Those who a¥e going from Hastings Song. '‘America”—By Ail. --------------- * • » 1 i to beware of the paper money ten- mention the fact that a lot-of the' sing will also give an address which expect to start at 7:00 A. M. Joining crewski>—Frances Waditer. Dancing. [I NOTICE-.OF ANNUAL MEETINO. Address. “Parent-Teacher Relation-1 dered hy strangers. An Infallible test i property belonging to the O. A. R, Post will be well worth hearing. Every citizen I the rest of the caravan nt Lansing at [as to whether paper money is good or 'has been taken away from the rooms.1 The annual -meeting of ,the School of Barry county ought to be Inter-!8'30. Please meet.at the Legion rooms, ship”—Paul Smith .X, press it against «»• and Die persons having any of these1 District of the City of Hastings, for Song.’ “Slave Song." (Teresa Dei- 1 not. « is to a piece of TO PAY FIFTEEN PER CENT ested and be on hand for this serv- ready to start at seven A. M. „.8onB white paper, as indicated above.'If no items are asked to return them to T । the election ot school officers and for i Barry county should be interested in JUegoi—Girls Chorus. Diplomas—Mrs ink stain Is left on the r. you O us Webber the Banner office. ‘ of Ute transaction— of such oilier business ON APPROVED CLAIMS ithewhite Otterj>a|x Lake Billet severalor local Presentation know that the bill is nd good. Among the missing articles art some as may lawfully come before it, will b« I children have been cared for at the Maude AV. Smith, Commissioner -‘of'lean p haversacks. United States buckles. {lield at Hastings High School auditor. ------------------------------------Air Express Banking Commissioner and . ! Billet and some are there now. This SPECIAL EXAMINATION. M-veral bayonets, three swords, several I lum on Monday the 13th day of June, Benediction-Rev J. A. McNulty. An airplane landed here for a-few'splendid Institution is doing a wonder-: " ■“*“ - Judge McPeek Grant ----- ----------| Friday June 10th. Is the date set for canteens, some gun slings, etc. j 1932. at 8:00 o’clock P. M. Eastern minutes Tuesday afternoon to take on! ful work caring for veterans’ children,: These articles are quite valuable and' Standard time. Notice is hereby given Authority repair part* for a punch press nt the l who otherwise might, in some cases, be GOVERNOR APPOINTS MrDONALD. 7th and 8th grade examinations for At tin. election held in November' those prevented by Illness from writing {are highly prized by the old soldiers, t that the following question will be subThrough hi* attorney W. G. Bauer. Bliss factory. These were rushed back dependent on the public for care and Lowell Jones of this city was । on first test It will be held at the court j who wish to present therh to other or- milted to the elector* at thia meeting! Walter R. Lobdell, receiver of the to Detroit. This Is believed to be' the [education. At the Billet the children 1930 n«tod ”to------------------- sum-1 ----------,, toseto»l district duuw .too. ganizaUans. „ so if those .to, who bx» have to. tliese)I -m.11 "Bhall to. thU school adopt to the house.—---------------------------------------------------------------Adv. State Bank of Freeport.’ petitioned first air express delivery of products are well fboked after, receive the best ---------• things ifi their possession will kindly provisions of Chapter Ten of Act Num.of food, dental care, doctors' and i mlssioners. He moved from this city Judge McPeek to allow him to pay is manufactured in Hastings. (return them, it will be greatly appre- ber 318 of the Public AcU ot nineUen ' ‘ nurses’ services, go to a good school.. several weeks ago. Last week Oover- HENDERSHOTT SCHOOL per cent oh all approved claims that PICNIC, SATURDAY, JUNE IL'dated. j hundred, twenty-men, being a chap[and in short, live happy normal lives> nor Brucker appointed Afchic D. Mc­ had been made. against that bank. . NOTICE. .«■ ..... ter relative to voting. aucMlng and eat* At the schoolhouse. Pot luck dinner, ji The Adventist .conference will con- i under the bcsl of environment and Donald of this city as successor to Mr. Judge McPeek came up Monday, heard SPECIAL FOOTWEAR SALE. lectlng school uuuta In Khoal dtatricta :Jones. Mr. McDonald located irixHas- Table service furnished.—8cc'y.—Adv.'' the petition and the evidence support­ vene in this city* the latter part of this training. H. J. Horton, In a full page adver-! and to provide for the collection at ing it. and granted authority to pay month and if there are any who wish I You will enjoy a visit therc on Bun- tlngs a few months ago. His office is taxes tberdn? therein?” tlsement on page 11 of this issue, anschool taxea B1DE1..MAN REUNION. to rent rooms, please list your name ' over the Hastings National Bank. that percentage, which had been also nminces a special footwear sale with This would mean that Uxm for Saturday. June 11. ’ at Walter Bidelapproved by the state commlxsloner of with the Hastings ConAnercial club, school purposes would be levied la July man’a Quimby. Pot luck dinner.—Adv. very attractive price*. BARNUM REUNION. FIRE SALE. banking. The total claims allowed phone 2503 or 2278. giving particulars, Annual school-reunion al schoolhouse J. M. Schwartz, tn a poge^ndv. in this against the bank were 8207.380.15., so DANCE SATURDAY, NIGHT. HOME MADE ICE CREAM., June 18. 1832. Bring sandwiches and . issue, ajuiounces a fire sale of clothing, that 15 per cent will yield 831.W8.52, Al Rutland townhall. All invited.— At the U B. church-Wednesday, June which will no doubt be very thankfully . At Hendershott schoolhouse, Thurs­ one generous dish and table service.— j furnishings and footwear. Turn to Adv. 15. from five to seven.—Adv. day evening, June 8.—Adv. Jennie Coates —Adv. page 14. received by the depositors. SUITS FILED TO RECOVER O«ES GETS FIFTEEN TO WENTY-FIVEYEARS EIGHTH GRADERS . 98 DPLOMAS . to*51 totoS«"E' *I“‘■’S*’’ S £“■ A">-N"“ r“* 'STU? s .« “■*.A �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 8. 1933 FAOI TWO l)GOOD ATTENDANCE ASKED QUESTION “IS LIFE i REALLY WORTH LIVING?’’ Bev. L. H. Cone of Albion Spoke to Rotarians At Mon- ‘ day Luncheon Rev. L- H. Cone, rector of the church of Good Shephard at Albion, wa* the; tpeaker at lhe Rotary luncheon Mon-1 day nomi. Hr proved very mteresrtlng' and mingled wit with hta talk which. made tt more relUhablr In the beginning he referred to the number of *ulade» that had been listed I ' in recent month*, Hr Mild that it na-1 turaliy raised the question "Is htci reallv worth living?’' Y«»th natur.p-' ' ly optimistic, but from the ag<- of forty to fifty-five there come* a period of disillusionment when we see thingsfrom » different angle and where dis­ appointments and often defeats in Ilf > bring to a man of that age and exjwr' fence the feeling that he r. not *o cer­ tain about the worth* hllews* of Hfe When •-» nisn reaches that -Mage that mark* the dawn of cynicism. Before we can determine *a!d tlic. speaker, whether life really l* worth white we must have some standard* b* which to judge-Hfe- Up till recently it might be said that for the great bulk of American* Um- outstanding «tandnrd and -purpose tn lite was To Have Material things acre the aim Mon* y was the «tandard. Even in marriage manv men were not *o particular about their daughter marrying « g®«* man they were that the future husband should be a wealthy man. People want­ ed to have-in order that they might rule. Thev wished tn be life master of things and this required materia! jx>»sexsions A man might think he was Cautions on the Flag !. I. I. io. Do not permit disrespect to be shown to the Flag of the United States of America. r Do not dip the Flag of the United States of^'merica to any person or anything. The regimental colors, state flag, organization or institutional flag • will render this honor. . \J Do not display the Flag with the union down except as a signal of distress. Do not place any other flag or pennant above or. if on the same level, to the right of the Flag of the Unjted States of America. ' trail in the water. . Do not place anV object-or emblem of any kintl mi nr aboye thc Flag .of the Vnitejl StatesofAmerica. Do not use the Flag as drapery in any form what■niever. Use bunting <lf blue, .white and red. ‘ Do not- fasten the Frag in such manner as-will per­ mit it to be easily torn. • . Do not drape .the Flag over the hood, top, sides i»r back of a vehicle, or a railway train oi* boat When the Fing is displayed on a motor car the stiitf should be affixed firmly to the chassis, or-damped to the radiator cap. Do not display the Flag on the back of your car.' The American Flag leads. It never trails. Do not display the Flag on a limit in a parade ex­ cept from a staff. Do not use the Flag as a covering for a ceiling. Do not carry the Flag flat of horizontally, but al- LOCAL NE WS J47in Mr> jmnon Mlhon murpny Mumhr is w recovering weovertn. nicely from her recent nines*. Cleon Landon ot Carlton la recoveru. re. xuunwrey 1|U( (rorn hw operation al Pen| The bnccaulaurcate service was held nock hmpital. at four P M. Sunday in the Central | of Moow Iteart Legion will I school auditorium, with Mr. Wesley their regular meeting on ■Ttiunutey Logan os chairman There was a spfen- expnin8. june 9 —Pre** Corr, did attendance. The graduating class, M„ M A tainbie was ho«r« to ifited mto the auditorium to the i.train*i lhl. prnn(X.k Hobpltai Board aKtheir nl a processional march by th*- high i monthly inciting on Monday. school orchestra, under the direction of Hindi whuol reunion at schoolhouse Mr. Christopher dverlry. There ! Saturday. Juiw 18. Welcome to .all. I i lowed the singing of hymns, led by p(>t |UCk dinner a» before.—Adv. ’ r Principal W. T. Wallace The inv«x-aMrs y:Rin)a Bush is quite sick again I non was given by Rev Hitching, pasto: niK1 .under the doctor's care. Mrs. ot the Presbyterian church. Tin- High Mati«- Tflkens of Catnpau lake is car­ School Girl*' Glee Club next *anf lhg (or ■Utt Thine Eyes" from Mendelssohn**' Hasting* Commandcry No. 5C Elijah,'• They were diieclM by Mim] Knight* Templar went to Grand Itap|: Hunter. The Scripture reading was by td* Tuesday and entered lhe',competiI Rev L. E Lane pastor of <hc United, lnc drills that forenoon. I Brethren church The Girl*' Glee club, yne annual Bible Conference at I next sang "Qw MitMer's Garden. ' , IjjJo- Odessa will convcjjp. June‘30 to I The sermon, w>i* given by Rev J. A. jujv p), under the adapters of the I McNulty, rector of Emmanuel , Newell Evangelistic ptrfty. । pal church. We li.tte not «p«ce to give, c. E Wood, mail carrier on Route nn (Hitlliie of hta talk to the-graduating { xp. 2. suffcrccLa slight stroke on Sun­ ; class, but he urged them to follow on । day and Is confined to his bed His .mid gel all the kowlcdge and all ttv?; condition Is quite serious. ctuiracter tlw-y could build into their Welcome Ladle-*- Aid will be enter­ lire.-. The qualities needful for a Useful tamed at the home ot Mr* Allie White, •life were strew**d and .lhe-graduates: ioa <E. State Road. Thursday afterI urged to tliink first ot how to make j noon. Jiuie 9. for supper. All are wel­ their live* oerve their day and genera-1 come. I t:on. lit proportion a» one dix-s on*- Tiw Hull famtly. entertainer.* n-star* I’succeed, lie "said. The i«irt whieii. <;,n- Chautauqua cdfa-iuv mid recently I physical ta-aith and stamina, (he de- heard over lhe radio, will give u eonr, vrlo;>nient of tin- mind especially the cert at the Brigg* church Friday eveII growth of spiritual qualities, play in1 ning,. June 10. ut eight o'clock. I equipping the graduate for service wen ; — ■ ' * The 'large 'bouquet" Ot beautiful• ■irii I * mi/lustred. in the Banner office wtnduw on Du-sI The benediction w pronounced by ■ day was the gift of Mrs. Charles RogRev. I.. L Dewey, p.vtor of the Metho-1 dbt Epwcopal church. bloom* perfect. This has been a good year for iris. : Sutjday evening. June 12. ut i-iglf. FINANCIAL CONDITION ! o'clock, tiiere will be a mibiral in the OF COUNTY IS GOOD ; Central school auditorium with Prof. Girls j !. . AT BACCALAUREATE ------Glee Club -----„------Delighted Hearers—Sermon By Rev. T A MrNnltv a CJiest o KNNA JBTTICM WOB» COWTBSTI ' FIRST PRIZEi 50 piece eLe»t Oneida Community Par Plate, guaranteed for 35 year*. SECOND PRIZE: Beautiful Oneida Community Par Plata Steak Platter. THIRD PRIZE: Your choice of a pair of Enna Jettick SLoea. tioii.il Fke f.nna Jettick Word Contest is a 1-1. Do npt use lh<* Flag us a portion of a costume or of dWIhistoned He realised that hl* wife fascinating game! How many words cun you an athletic uniform. Do not embroider it upon was the ruler tn the home Another make from tke letters contained in tk is slogan: cushion* or hamlkerchiefs nor print it on paper nap­ gtandard in recent time* !»•* been To Enjoy." The American people could .be. kins 6r boxes. . raid for a long period to have- been 15. Do not put lettering of any kind upon the Flag. WEAK ENNA JETTICK SHORS pleasure mad Amusement* were the 16. Do not use the Flag in any form of advertising-nor craze of ttie American people. In the Has Balance of S218,872.04 trolt. violinist mid pianist, a* guvat/ar­ judgment of the speaker amusements fasten tin advertising sigh to a pole from which the your skill. Get out your paper anJ penc tist.* This Coiicert i* .MMitvwd by the are perfectly legitimate in their right­ On Hand On the First < children's miudc tfciNirtment ot. st. Flag is flown. > ful place but they have no right to conRow schwl. 17. Do not display, use nr store the Flag in such a maiiDay of June trnl anyone's'life. Entries mu<t be left at our store before doling, June ' ner as will permit it to be easily soiled or damaged. The next great standard winch ought County Trea-un r Willi* Streeter and . to be applied to life- is "To Know. ' We ! BARRY COUNTY MEN 25tk, or poiitnarkrJ not later llian midniglit, June cash tailant njfed to be informed—to know somvTO RECEIVE HONORS 25th, 1932. The prizes will he awarded as »oon as il --Ihlng and something that Is worth-; iof $218.872 94. Pr.ictn.iUv ail of the i county road bund* due May T have while. But «t? need to have those tlUngs nnr.r-„ fo furnish a .bond. Miner was taken be­ ! been paid This amount of^xwsh on Cong. John C. Ketcham and Dr. we know, something that will lit Ip TWO BATTLE CREEK fore Justice Cortright. where he also •mart for all occasion* other* a* well us otinehw. We can be Lyman Briggs to Get De­ Enna JetticL Sin MEN ARE ARRESTED waived examination, and his Umd uaa । hntarte only W <*M) less than it was ■» selfish with our attainment* ■ ‘ fixed nt $1,000 which he f* unable to | grees At M. S. C. ■nil arc made in »iie» fi Another .standard which one ought' Michigan Stale CoiUiie to jet before himself is ‘ To Do '—that Clarence Hicks and Earl Miner wcurc. larger thin year' so that, consider! ni., Tlie ---- ----------- ...... ._ ' will ritLout women wl is to do something constructive- not | r>rthat fact tin- county fundZan- real'.v honor two Barry county men by c<mnl $6-—'none higherSaid to Be Implicated SUDAN GRASS DEin te tter . haiH- now than they were fcrring degree,* Ujmn flhem at the tin-. something that Just benefits one's self, but' which will bent-fi*. and serve others | Q1RAD1 C DAQTIIDC •' ^'-t 1 '-'k 1 ’ at th!.*.date niial cotnincnceiw-rit thia year. The In Theft ■ w^You need no longer h« .told that you have u OlnADLC rflolUnt . yvinn th.- d-lit.qucnt taxes were r.-- grre of'Doct./r of Agriculture will i> because we <re living in an age when. two**.’ * clarence Hicks andJEarl Miner, both| - o the conntv treasurer March conferred upon Congressman John C we cannot live unto ouwelvex. , ' cxpeiuiva foot. Br.‘" What of Battle Creek, were*arrested tn that.: Cattie and Sheep Eat It Readi totaled $rJa.MM» Tlial includ-1 Ketcham of this cMy Tlie degree ot Another standard i* •' To Br. «ua* «>• -— --- t-Minard .. .. . ----a-.^.u i... ■mil , _ , wf think really decides what w<- are. , city last wt\k .by Sherit. Leonmd «pd{ >1 tnie*. township, city ami’Doctor ot Science will te- awarded to ly and Is a Good Sub■ As a man thinketh in Ills heart so 1 ht.* officer* and lodged In jail nerv , axes? a- well- a* state. Covert: Dr Lyman J. Brno, assistant director he.'.' All of tlw-se standord.* must-have.The »..v charge against tlieyi —v- L* - that ----- they - stitute Feed ‘.road and county .! t" , The total <>f the Bureajt of Standards of the U a balance to make a life symmetricalaccompanied ------------- - John Wyman « ,w1’ -o | experiment , conducted by the Michl- amount due thr .-Mm <>t tin.* $135,000 S Department of AgrtcdHiire. at on * April arid worth white- We are learning in Hicks driving th*'car in which thej ■ <;wn 8taU C()lh.n.. a. iu K. H,<xg 4 x-l(,f -delinquent tax th rear would b.-1 Washington. Dr. Briggs grew to young “The House of Quality l ootwcar’’ went to the home of toren VanS>ck.i JM , nM1( . nt furtn H , uth o{ Hickory Corabout $23 000- A .rent igo tiie’ amoun’' manhood in the t<iwn*blp of Assyria, ■ these days that the process- of life in all -------- -------- ------ . .... v. ' After compli-tfng lite district and high organuni.* is from the simple to the of Johnstown, where Wyman was *nets in .... Kalamazoo county, have shown Hustings, Mirhigun ::quer.X taw of1 school' education he Went to the Stat;complex. Life in the United State* of caught by Vanfiyekle in the act ot. that Sudan gras* makes a very'desir-: Aside from the .... delinquent |n. Jor ,ur H ■ still remain College nt Lansing, from which he Washington's day was far more easy' stealing chickens- It I-' flahm-d that al)lp able'pasture for rn eattle. It was was luulw found not of $lXi.00o. I of drlinqutn'‘ graduated. He hx* been employed by. •—rear ----- — --------------thousand„ d ... the three dtyve to the■ >m.*t that tfri acre, _..ii will maintain ■ because it was far more simple than ,,lciu u,,.k- Sudan gm.** ar* 1M0 19S9 and 19*28J the guvernincnt most of tlie time since life with the complex problem.* of doii- home on the night ol April 20 Wvmun, |>IM, row substitute pasture since time. But that is not an excuse fork* got out of the car. roanfid around tlw of th/- .re.fr. $30,000 of hi* graduation Dr Brigg* is a friend ’ Mr ami Mrs. Glenn Jluwry of Rut­ and finally went --into -mar tlie: that can Cfln ue khwh ,;nwn hi in MKiwm. Mlehig.-m.’ u> in *iw the uviinqurui delinquent mm have been paid intojof aviation and is the co-in-.entor ot ----------- --------------- -----to sidestep the problems Ix-caUM? they building* Miss Cleone Hayward <4 Alto visited i: laud rant'd at Floyd Gyirrteott's Sun­ .. .... Crops ... department . . .... treasure .Payments bl such’the e.irth-lnduclor compx*s. an instruThe twn two men men m tn the the O.,|. n(on n... f Farm the county arc difficult and complex, but it doe­ chicken coop. Th. Ktaiidparent-/. Mr. and Mrs. Cha* ‘ day evening. mean that we should devote ourselves chr madr. ro it 1$ claimed, four trips of I)u> Michkl,nn gtatc • CollGte. Thcliaxrs are being made every' *<sek. In ment prafecd by Col Charlo A Llml- -tier - -------------------------------.,z-his —New Yorkt<>toP..;;Parisfils:.: flight. | VanVrnnkt n. from Thursday uTitil |I Mr. and Mi Basib Hayward nf Alto and! Ma* the nnwuril w $7.41090 and H>:‘> rKh in York mnre earnestly to their solution in our past the VunSyckte ltomr ♦ vtdcntly to Kr;l_ .. vaJ(.p rt.arith. by | were Sundhy iVl’Ilihg cullers ut Cbu*. * tnrnuh posture from' Apr * * shows ----------------------------------------' the UniU-d States! Sunday eiening. $intil3.1£»,) which that He has U-en with individual life, in the social .life of our pfek up Wyman when he appeared M'and .Mr. und Mt* Fay Whitworth of VanVriuikrn's ar. paying their pa-t due taxr* DviwtmerP. ot Agriculture. since 1896 community and in the life of our na- with the poultry. The last time they- rlirl.. J1|lv UI](il tl„. nj>{ heav>. flw.. Then1 will be an irr cream social.ut । ■drove up was **• att>r VanSyckle had Idly-a* they can. If u«-shall luj-e Congressman KrtchAtn'a splendid Johnstown were Sunday Visitors at ‘ " ।-Hu- effeet of the frost upon ' it t* to tlori. ' ca)iftired Wyman The jioultry owner produce n-sort of poison within this b<mi vriijie tn Barry coiin’.v a* Mtmistwork in b"half ol agriculture i- recoa- Krnte Matteson*' and Floyd Gnrriton*'. j th<- 4Mih<MiIhoii*e Thursday evening and in* son *hol at the car' n.-. It i gross that 1* extremely harmful to lik.-ly, the probubillfv 'hat the de’un- nized by lhe degree awarded to him Mr* A. C. Clark riitrit^ncd Sun­ ; Please ijmie mid invito your friend*. MISSIONARY I INION. • Procced-v to go on the minister'* *alJ He I* tinco-mithor 61 the Capperi started to move away. The automobile day for a mo.np ot friend:, from Jack ­ queiit tax for la*: year and previou * r ~ “ ----------livestock. A coiuitlerabte acreage of The Methodist Missionary Union will ‘ , ?' ha. *<■.. fail. 'Ketcham Agriculture Art Hr was n son, Her mother,. Mr*. Henry, came . ary. meet with Mrs. WiH Mishler on Wed­ iwa* located in Battle Creek and it b Sudan graw lx being rown in (hi* vi­ -.-ear.* writ be mijeh redured .next i* said that the back end of it wa* |X?n-•cinity. w<- chink the funner m.istr’r of the Mirhluan State home With them after ti visit of two The Hendershott school reunion will ’ ’ ' UWfer tlw ‘ nesday. June 15. Tin- program con.*t»t* • ; | pered with shot nutated on hlh'mx Grange. Hr has served hi* district con-' • lx' held this Saturday at the *cho>)l oamt*- Is ’ of devotions by Mr*.' Robert Cook; Hicks was brought before Justice i .-ui-h a Urn- War.r< arid <>;j l» im.- rent- tinuou.*ly at Washington since 1920 Jackson house. Pot luck dinner nt noon mid Mystery Box. Mrs Myton See|ry; Pro­ CAMP KITANNIWA IN­ ly m a Im-’-c-' |M>Nltion financially than ‘»id is one of the lending members of . Mr and Mt* iifterncon program with sport*. All .un.^. ra, ..., Matthews, waived cxnminatiun and gram. Mrs J. M. Townsend. Foliowin; '■ i hie hopw committee x>n agriculture. I teachers mid pupiL* of Um- school im^ VITES HASTINGS GIRLS it was a yeiir mrn. the program a ix>t luck supper will be was bound over to the circuit court in neaiay night at the home ot their tlieir friends are cordially inviittiy served. ' ' I the penal sum of »1.0U0, but was unable । Bring lable service for your family GRANARY STRUCK BY Located On South Shore of IRONSIDE SHOE CO Clear Lake Are You Ready for Canning ? MINUTE BISCUIT PURE CANE Sugar 10 You i-in make your own biscuit* for -■tiiirt rake in a few, minute*—£ POUNDS 46c 12“ SNOW BOY 0.25c JCC Washing PoHdrraw pkv.'.tv Butter Pork Loin ROASTS « < c HAM 25c lb.— I I RIPE OLIVES* QC Heinz*, earh-r I ** KIDNEY BEANS OEC Van lump'* Light. I rah»fc»W SHULTZ or ., CtC FREEPORT CUBE STEAKS ENDS 14° Chunk, lb. I ” Friday - Saturday Specials at Feldpausch’s Where Better Foods Cost Lest PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order rilANI FRIDAY—SATURDAY WE DELIVER SUNDAY—MONDAY V xordmg to Uh? report given u* matclu little rtiild fire to a ihirl. Argonne That structure wu* practically de- r lithftil anti local itroyt'd and the rabbitry was already ibly dr-eh.«rg< <! doomed when the tire department trr-mlthis city armed in respuw u» the rail. 21. 19J4 No doubt the work b: the dejtaruriuni one son >» begin lhe activities oLtl’tc day. word. OBITUARY. । u passed around tliat Clarence would' Marqui* K Segue was born in IT.i>ot be than!. H«‘ bad gone-to join the.nois July 19. IBM and died’ tri Battle ' " ’ ‘ ' Creek. May 31. 1938. His parent* were among the early settler* ol Kewanee, til Hi* father died when he was three, later hi* mother married Delos Frec- MICHIGAN ----------------------- Bill Boyd In “Carnival Boat’ on the Fra'nfc like* farm, about a mile i, i prevented any damage M owner ot the. place. I* in do not know whether ht IIIAUF ---------- h-------- HASTINGS 1 Oq<|O Tender and Juicy. Ill—mV lb.— LIGHTNING WEDNESDAY PACKAGES Package RICE FLAKES Either End Can Rubber* 6 Fine Super­ i.minty. was found dead in bed on IJecDuring the storfii Wcdn«?sday night. vision and Equipment^ uti-t! The Hastings Camp -fire" l»irl< ■ oration Day tnornhl# by his " u, :1 lightning struck a granaty on the ■ tnether who lived nearby; lhe |>iiyri-i Li .,l.’ ’ farm at Mike Allcrding. five mile* grunjb. have .been invited to attend !< un pronouncing death du ’ ’'■'P; north of the city. The alarm wa* Camp Kttanniwn tin- --a.v>r. June 27 1 sounded hen- at six o’cl/wk^nd the <ieto Aug « Ammsenicni" eon made partint nt -made a quick run The blaz-1 When be did ing building wa* near the barn and] other outbuildmu* Tiw work of th*­ i" ”1' . , department and the hard rain held the rt iiti' dead, and tlu-re r i.tu-ci .r . rnb.e. flaines ln mi that tile other buildknown through• — . .... i ' ■ 1112.4 'AVIV It -.tijly. h.r.niA spmt nn-;insured siiterable ti , . v., various p.:u;->, tn ’he. Thursday forenoon a keroteM store » Thursday 4./U1-..V and had rnahyMiv friends and PX!)kWert a. 236 Eiv.t t(tKh ,1,^ Til(. i« called- for wv- ■ ai’urn was given but very* little d:»macqiiatinanc^ Ife ■'"* .‘,e in ..I” world wa. March 1918 a4.c W3S |K, wnrit u,r llM, mi .-red < amp C u«- • j.|o*t of the damage wai Robert Montgomery and Joan Crawford in “Letty Lynton Comedy “You’re Telling Me” and Palhe Sound New* COUPON —TUESDAY- NITE Constance Bennett In “Lady With A Past” Also Cartoon in Sound and Screen Song Due to Reversed Business Conditions We Are to* Close on Wednesday and Thursday Nights Until Further Notice his pa.«tor. Rev A*T Adatnron of the Baptist church, he also being a World war veteran. The funeraUwiu largely Granger. To this union were born tour I Guild No IS will have a picnic pt attended by neighbor.- ft-fei daughters and three rons. all ol whom wnh 20 grandchildren and a atep-fsMrs. W D. Bennett s cottage at Leach lake, Wcdnnday. June IS Ail member* ter survive. Hl* wile preceded him in death Muy 1020. Funeral and inter­ requested to be preren’..—Mrs O B. Lake Odcsiu. wliere. military ritfe given by the American Legion ment at Dowling. the pastor officiating. Huhn; Press Corr Fea tamilies'ever invest in their sec­ ond bowl ot goldfish. FRIDAY—SATURDAY Richard Dix in “Secret Service’ Also Educational Film—“Volley and Smash" �INDEPENDENTSPLAY PLAINWELL SUNDAY Sporting Items Fourth Ward First Wart! First Ward Nine Again I ■'n'oniIVZ''’ Defeats 1931 Champs TQ!nl Mam, , Hu-Ji ’Hatted for Payne In 5th .The 1931 City ChurniK again bowed; In defeat to the First Ward on tln-ii ' player second colltest. The Eskimos found | Robert*, lb. Tasker's delivery easy to connect wlth;H#H- 3b . . In lhe fitst inning, clouting out nv.- i Keller. 'Jc/. 1*' tafcUe* for four runs before the side' ‘ , r r Nye. if ... was retired. Barnum, 2b The Fourth Ward’s tone run wu-. Reynolds, Ilun c.f . reared when Sundeen. who -reached Kelk-v first on Bornum'* error, worked his;— ' way around lo third «and scored on i Fislier’s wild pitch I Total Tlie low of liiis game droppt^l the', champs back tu fourth inaiAori with a Tvurn standing of .400 and put tin- First Ward Fourth- Ward 2 0*0 x in third iKudtloii with *' imreenlaitr ot 1 .429 Neitliej Ditcher lulled a |Hi balb- -Kennedy, | Wild pitchesentire game. Iby Ta-drer. 3. , .. Fuurtli buses-j’tHirlh Ward. 2. First Ward. Player Winning pitcher— Fl-hcr. Umpire K Kennedy. c. (rut tallies Win From Leehleilnr Going into the first twit id the ! inning with the wire Heil 8 find i Idarick. c.f. j Third Ward, under the coaelilu .Adair, FROCKS lovely beyond comparison at •’Ki-rm. $2— Unparalleled breath-taking Karn,i LOW price! ii t Jurifr. “Right” for NOW and IlTfcllJ Hull, O Snyder. 2 .. ........ 3 MrSTilhm. 2 Boyi-M. 4 .. . .. 7 Haight. 2 . . ... I Humm<t4i<l. 2 ... <1 AdrlaiUon. 3 . 1 and a raftT lead ip win over tin- Nott! {Side t--am’. ■ While both pitcher* were hit freelj j neither U-.im dlapkijed nnytlnff: •■?. cepthmal In tin- way of bxMiball. On! Let Us Adj’ust Team Schedules List of Games1 For June arid July—Few Dates Still Open Jareib-.. Brail. 2 Godd< n Thu-! lire- men front tin- Third Word <■ ><-ap. >1 ‘ Your Present ■■Iitrahtr team. Imd if great day at bat. 'Hal.' TRUSS No M«ll<r Whtrt You Bought II Third Ward H PO A K IMPORTANT TRUHfi that was incor­ rectly fitted, or that it now out or adjustment, does not help your condition, and may bo harming you. As a spacial feature of our Expert Truw Fitting Seri.-ice, we will adjust ycur truss without obligation, no matter where you bought A about our service. You will interested, also, in a demonstration of the won­ derful New Akron Mocldmo-Fonn Truss Pad which eUminatos tissue dertroylng pressure. Our Ex­ pert Truss Fitter will givo you a private demonstra­ tion and full explanation. Wo are exclusive ropretentative* here of Akron Mochano Form Hpoug® Hub- 3 4 11 2 i Team 2. LIU O il!Third War:: Witrnr Payin'. L., p. . ... .4 2 5 0 3 Total ............... ...... 3« 16 15 First Hard. AH R H Plater Hall. 3b ............. .... '3 J 3 BLShofi.- lb . .. .... 4 1 I ! Rey nold 2b. S -. .. 4 Keller, r. . . .... .1 . 1 3 n -fl Ny<-. H............... Barnum.*.......... 0 I .... 3 0 0 .'llmston. rf. . .Harry, c.f............ .. 3 1 1 Fi.siH.-r. p . ....... .. . . J 2 1 ; 18 0 POA ■’ t 3 0 1 hi H 2 1 0 1 fl 1 U 1) u 1 3 ............... ....20 !» .ft 18 1 5.6 R Vliiid Ward 2 10a 16 l\r • Wmd . 0 U G 3 o tL 11 Tola) The Prescription Drug Store 11- A. Lyilarker. Proprietor Bastings, Mich. 6 1 H 15 'J 1 PHONE NUMBER 2240 TIRE SERVICE F you over get stalled by battery or tire trouble, phone us, and we'll arrive promptly with a rental battery or a spare tire to get you on your way. Minor repairs made on the spot. Battery emergency calls always show the value of our regular inspection service, which prevents battery trouble. WH Lot ut inspect your battery without cost. OUR MOTTO— Values and Service ANDRUS SERVICE Electrical Service Phone 2240 Fin.’ nt Grand Rapids, Fork open m ’a- k.ii for Street or Slrcclw. Rapids, Complete Lubrication Cor. Court and Jefferson Hastings PRINTS! tv Hastings :n ■: . I—Grand Rapids a! * } -September 15-Fairview al Grand! PARENT-SCOUT PTCn/c Rapid*. Hastings nt Clyrie Park. E*at I ! Pans open. . I ndriy evening.,. Jutic G. Troop 75 September ’ 22—Hiwtlnit at hast-enjoyed a fin? P.nent-Scmit picnic un­ j Paris. Clyde Park nt Fair it. Grand’d .- tlu- direction of the trom* rran'{.Rapid.-, open. ankle length in piinls or fluwer-like pastels! For MISSES. SILKS! Contrasts! Bows! Buttons! Dots! Stripes! more for your frocks? 0 Then you'll lose your heart to these! He here when lhe store opens! Our selection* are beautifully comanything about lhe way of a woman with a frock—these will walla right out by twos and threes! Happy-go-lucky, vivid Myles! Foi WOMEN Youthful models with dipnity! ’ , j Hasting* jx-ople were interested io Laura Carter. Nellie Redford arid ■ read in the. dally pajx-r of the splen­ Lcathii Palmer attended the Pythian did record made by Jakie Miller, a stu- Sister:- 'Convention at Freeport. WedidaMt-at M. S. C. The article -uiid: I ' Michigan State (n-thmen defeated Mat! and Ed Bedford were Grand ! Adrian college varrity so to 41 in a Rapids visitors Thursday. Dudley ‘Foster nnfi daughters, dual track meet here Wednesday lifternomt. Only one hew record was ret. a Mabii and I<la of Caledonia called /hew bread jump mark.of 22 feet Ti on pic the termers former's ‘stMer, sister, Mr Mr?,, diaries 1 inches by Jaki? Miller. Shiti Ire? iiman | Bennett. Sunday afternoon. j The Banm-r il- Informer! tip! Miller | Mr». Byron Rowladcr and children jumped 23 feet Hu- firs: time but of Grand Rapids sm-’nt the week end fouled4i>Tome, mariner arid oh th-. {"ith her jiarent>;. Mr. and Mis. R. J. sectnid jump made Hu-record a«.sliownI Wihlanw. Mrs Siebert relumed with! above.\ jthetn to the city fof a few days with! During hS High schoal career hrrelher-.Mjn’iuid family. he was one of the star athlete.-, and hi- 1 Mary Mills of Middlt-vflle wa.fl many friends. congratulate him u|fen a Sunday afternoon caller ol her hl-, iuccc.-.'. , . daughter. Mrs. Matt Bedford. Mr. and Mr* Oscar Palmer and daughter. Betty, of Hastings : in-nl Sun­ Independents Defeat day with Jhe former's brother, Bert I Palmer, and family. Colon Nine 5 to 4 Mr, and Mrs. Seymour .Jordan spent Hastings Independent* won a olose- Sunday with Mr and Mrt.. Hurry Fish ly-contvsi<id game In>m Coion here of Middleville They called <>n, Mr*.i Sunday ufttwiioun. overcuming a three- David Kermven of west Thornapjile In; jkilnt lead IF, scoring drive., in the the afterne in and found her not so; seventh and eighth innings to win 5-4. weft. Brown and Ciwrry formed the battery lor Hastings and Eberhard and Adams Mrs. Mary Kunz of Grand Rapids for Colon. Harrington scored in the first inning. visited her people over-Decoration day. Colon mgde two in the third and two( S. Jolfn-on and faipilv . vLsltcd hU in the fifth to take a 4-1 lend. But the niece" in Vermontvil)/ Thiir.-d.iy, Mr*. H. J Oibabn has b>* it in Grand Independents evened the tally hr the seventh with runs bv Harrington. Rapids the pa>t week, caring for her Brandy and Cherry and followed with mother. Mra. Henry Wachter, who Is the deciditut score In lhe eighth. Each in. • Ben Schneider made a business trip team made ten lilts. to Greetuille one day last week. Mrs. Fred Pierson and Mrs. Jacob Lansing Shoe Tossers Rchor of Hastings called on their cou­ here Thursday Play Here Saturday I sinMiss EsUier Schaler and lady friends Hostings shoe tossers will meet a of Ann Arbor visited tlie former's par­ team of six from Lansing on rite courts, ente. Mr. and Mrs. 3 C. Schtjlcr and , -j here Saturday evening commencing at family ove*, the week .end. about 8:00 o'clock. Tlie match will 'Mrs. Carrie Gerlingen - Mr. and Mrs. consist of games of singles and the W. Winkler ’and MUs Julia Schuler, teuM will represent Hie best Uiat the were Sunday gue*U of Mr. arid Mrn.^K. two cities have to offer. E. Baesskir and family In Grand Rap­ Ids. When they start playing miniature Mfs. Waldo Gerlinger and daughter football, we presume they will use a ; 7 - j- •———- —r « 'Lucille and baby Lorraine of South nickel and two dimes in the backfield Sunfield called on their aunL*. the instead of a quarter and two halves.— Misses Kate ami Rose Eckanlt SaturBouthern Lumberman |d>y UUrnoott Washable tiny jackets! Capeletv! for llrens August 4- East Paris ... irvtew at Clyde Park. Grand Ra JAKE MILLER MAKES NEW RECORD AT M. S-C. for Sport* Dashing! Spirited ' Styles with pep foi Ixith active and »|>rctatoi sports!' J.C. PENNEYGO HASTINGS State Street MICHIGAN Potatoes {Jumped Over 2^ Feet In Dual by Mt. Meet With Adrian Col­ lege Freshmen emergency or । mid Middinu B-Uggur Michigan linn- tn< n made ar- B.v«■:: on ball- <>!t Flstw-r, Payne. 1. Tw-o-im*.«• hits- ■ Payini-. Trin ■t 18 Grand Rapid;. base hit.'.- Karim • Wa rher. K.-lle ... . . • • Barnum, Adrlaivon. i \lSM-d BalLv Ek open. Wanur. 1 Wild Bilrli Pl1VI1IStolen B.-I - , -Katmes.’sBrail. Payne.! r 1 1 airvtew nl F. Hall. Bifliop. Jami ' 4 Struck Out -bv! Ol.vde Pork Hi Grand ' Rapids. Ha. PaSlie. 7. bv I-l-.h-r, fi. la'll on H.i.m-’-— t' । September 8 - East Paris at £lydi Third Ward. 3 Fir-t Wani.fi Winnlne. j Grand Rapid-s at Hastings. Fair-i’md fiirnds In Pilclwr. tihiiiire— Hy Horton. I Make a note of this BATTERY Changes in B-League Horseshoe Schedule ESTABUSHED WHIM ECONOMY RUtn Fancy New Carolina Cobblers 15 Lb. Peck .... A&P FOOD STORES The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. Special Low Prices On Electric Refrigerators We find ourselves with a somewhat larger rftock of electric refrigerators than we ought to carry at this time of the year. And for a short time we are going to offer some special inducements in order to place them in homes where they will make their owner's happy for years to ' come. Majestic, Norge and Buckeye Are Included in These Special Priced Refrigerators Come in and Get the Prices MILLER FURNITURE CO WEST STATE STREET �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE ». IMt PAG! FOUR The Hastings Banner ,bout *e<lnM Detro“ “nd w,ynt eoun‘ *I ty get complete ibt>ih<4 rutT we.in„d„. *1 H..iinfi., Ukhigsa. “~T.;; LOOK BKOS.. E4Hor» control ot the state Views Oild legislature. Some of the specimen. holding offltt tn rural Michigan srdtsr' from perfect*we admit, but few if any q{ mUflu "" T’ .... £ OpiniQIlS; . . What Others Say This and That Soldier Peiulons. U. 8. Treats’ Generously. An Ever-Mounting Burden. Dangeroux Agitation. Backward Glances; Bits of- Yesterday It’s the Fit that counts TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Mr. and Mrs. Will Crabb ot Carson! ■ing the conference Is that more than "M4le poy roi) Sttjd the other fiay.that : America, civilization and lhe world City. Michigan, were visiting Hastings friends Monday. Mr. Crabb graduated itwice as many invitations to attend Vem J. Brown would be hog-lied and1, hamstrung When thi penonnel com-Tn'o^ t!Te from our city schools, but his 110010 was ere refused as accepted. ..... jmewion to inveatigate sularieiUrgan wwW \“kn-P bravery and in Castleton, where hi- wife also resid­ . their work This man mihca^tlut ™!“*’ ed. Fir H>me year* Ire has conduqled a PRESIDENT HOOVER. ' there-were enough ItKlIUl, friendly Uwt win ««««>« drug More and Mrs. Crabb a rnlllin- > met wv.v vuvugii a.Ml ; Public confidence in Hoover seems to on the commiiaion and enough infiuI'- .--I. r. I Something over ■ 130,000 American [cry store in Carxm City. They have I Ibe on the upgrade again. Few doubted eitoe to make Brown's effort to clean!,[soldiers MI(UtTJ we out and are planning to tuke a wore killed in iiction. More sold [hi* ability and sincerity but critics did out the loafers and the pensioners die [ [han thnt trip to Eurum' and to take in tike Pa*. I .lin/ntn'-------------- ------- 'r.'than that number were woundedi >o< find fault with the manner in which he Mbornln - thi. " p»rh.'\< mu O I. wfro’ny were gassed und sliell-shocked. sion Play at Oberammergau. Havaria. Mrs James Ironside In company loJk to Mr M ■ FsMefi I Ht,t "hlendidly had she American dealt with Congress But a new- Hooter 11 * M, * " ' Expeditionavy Force been trained, so -Alth her father. Dr. Willard Polhemus, . jhM asserted himself within the |»ag». t r _____________ r . to'keep the- taxpayers wtsefy they been fed and cred of Snn Diego. 'California, left Thur»'few week* Teddy-Rooreveil never gate Michigan informed of who. why and. for. that " the ovcrwhelmirig majority day of last Week for New York City, - ■ . .aundor laollut“ to a da.dUnh lloto.. J™ to„>b,r rm.omir, i.rr drlralid [of our troops came .home" in better": wheni tlu-y sailed Saturday mi the' White Star IJner. Celtic for hivrr|Kx>l. I .. .. .7 « There b> no question but that Brown 'physical condition than.wjien they-, and from there will go to Berlin and or Senate than the Prewdrmfha* adlnrurrrri lN. cnniUy of ! Joined the army. . tr.inUlrrcd of late Nor did the master- hundred sofi-job holders. His klpd ot . i Vienna and other Eurci|x*uh jxjIiiU. ex-, Hufl |x«Ung to return in idxiut ihree fill Teddy e.vcr get more Immediate re- jnibhclty U.poison to thfm. They will ;brcn, . on the *hob-. JjvM America and generous ; .nont^ spoiire Faith in Hoover is growing Lis ”'n ItW ‘hMr jpta without a strugglv. “ Mr ..M M„ A K j„.u.l.™ the ir ronin-x wan. ,F. w B l--v going to be interesting to watch b.,cE «Hh;,„ A.b.,r Bund.fto b„„4 the faith faith tn congress warns. Fw fJ>fl outconi<, of thts. commfwion If it tar lo time [American preddenu liave tended #0 lH1u w<- feel sure that the .seventy »"“• Itooe lor Hu- .,un,m.r ' • consistently to businCM, iiaye had such newspapers which have earned ccptions. but they arc very rare. Orca* j cation. disheartening situation* to meet and Brown's article* will go.further. As has t‘hMpltuh. .'.pletiduiiy eqmpixd, hav.-; (U^hl*"d j^^ddne^^nd^nephe’w. [ suggested a number of times "if! "ha6‘ absorbed Without bitterness so been jcan-d for lliose wlm needed ho-jutallBu(1 chare, ol Detroit spent the week ! uk uiusu .artoto uuch-o are arc or the- Brown untrue .I,> haj „r,.. n.d . . no. m,n, .... k.,1,0,0-..,, II,. Mr much unfriendly and unjust criUcbm. nol hOmc per5on ,tart,.d ,’n,t.. Ls,i habilltation work for thousands whexw ,.nri Mrs, Hurry Stowell. > We are fortunate to have such a chief. __ Tii. r, wdl be llv Therr no libell ,u»U. s» In fai t. 1 - -- -_ha(|- - — -—r—-------------------- .aim ; •“'■1 JrT’l , Caln II Mot, „l Orkato.a, Karo*., executive in charge during the.-c eritl- Hie hail lias not been told-—Clinton No. only dal Amine, do Th.. Mr. I. A Eal.a, Co. Republican um„ Co R-puMir-n N-»».News. .ho had .uRrred .toioh. or dl- c«w Moll drove llfr Alhuah .u(e In. abUhto Erowmo out of the .ar. bo-1r„ took In TAW .nd ,,«• POLITICS AT 1JYNS1NG. [he .nnrnwnl mjde what u ealled i , AN UNSELFISH ACT! V<*tn Brown's articles being .pub­ Me^rs. and Mr-dame, Bdnrd I ; Senator James CoiUetu has strongly h^il m The Eccentric, .as well ru 75 .dluu« e.m|» r,.M,o„' lor Undo arm,- |u, mnoh I... than K„„, Hatl,h r^,,,. i,„,d ■jspnnsoftd a boost tn the income tax other Michigan ncwspajxTs. arc rais- .ho,, .her r.«,ld b.vr ea„»J „, end llle j„|„, N „ b: , , RESIGNATION AND RELIEF. rntbrr than a general sales tax. On the li,,b wlth ,h'- current notions of .Rtamh lhe Alberto.,, . Idler., «ere. s,rni , Tlx* general feeling of relief in rc-‘[ Toad.,', and tu.r, ol WedneMl.,. i.r >«*«-.jk l»,d three lime, a, mucl,..aml In omsponre to new* that the Senate had ' , . '•—-•••• w.„v.v. <• ’oum • • . , iu-arted gesture in favor of tlx* average thcM rertmiatv —- instance* a . much a* live urn-- .. -,-o. • iU Gun p;is.Md a rev-pnue bill apparently sul-, . , , • .. I 1 articles .. ' to ,heart so .cnouM> joidtcTh of other government* engaged I ._______ man by bv One nnr who wilt. is t< several revrral (fine* tfmrj. a mHmil- when, after all. all the timuiht 'man present adnumsin that war. The government tried t ' TWENTY YEAR.S AGO TODAY. fieicnt to balance the budget wax bared lionatre. Its an open secret, however. ,r“Unn is responsible for only a part of do justice by making nn adju.-tnu-nt ol ; p, -.un.ist<T and Mrs .M H. Arnold ' llu. .I i I a If ri.. ........ . a 11.. ..V entirely on the fact that Congress will jlhe state muddle. If. Governor Bruckthat live senator is a heavy investor in ' ( soon disband and go .home; not on s«ter .wishes to win the support of many competbatlnn to Arncrtran soldier* :„f ciimax ,|M.nt sun)tay U|(h Suprrtu- j Flat elastic in the skirt and ti'unk hems keeps nu. mmln M,, M w t^,n,;,„.,n tax-exempt securities; therefore it is :0f the newspapers that are now cour- uhlcl, isfaction with the Qll itself In our IH5 lo i»y ihOA«h» n-u .aiu.iM! „ UmU „ , „ y , not probable that any boost in the in­ i ageous enough to publish Mr Brown ;. (it there always. No bulging, stretching or gap­ opinion the bin is a particularly vicious come lax will increase die levy he ; articles, he can make a "start by duas- |5XM)0,(X)0 000. This would cotA*r the dtf-{ ^]r -md Mi-x ■ house i measure, a hodgi'ixxige compromise by ing. Munsingwe«tr suits can’t stretch they are soclating himself from one or more of Ha'y Waters, uh > has employment as lobbj-scared legislators. Hoover * plan pays for the >uihxmI of lhe govern­ those who now fag at his heels. Enough frrence h twecn the j.iy which HUmade to fit and stay that way. Complei ment. Under a general sales tar. how­ publishers In Michigan have pr-eped •oldlers received wh* •« rving in thc|a travelling salt..man tn Minnesota1 based nn a general sales tax was in­ i0W4. w a fortnight with ever. the senator would have paid in • behind the scenery at Lansing to know army, and the average earnings of the sortment for men, women, hoys and girls. finitely preferable to the patchwork I that the best way toYnake words mean same men had they been permitted to. hb parents. Mr and .Mrs. Tliomtu : spite of .Mix exempt securities. work , ax civilians instead of sen. Waters. affair that was finally accepted. The ! what they say is to Min them to action. •soldiers. ‘mcre.ised corporation and other in- i The Republican party in Michigan is ing ib. .'oMicrs. Not only did the i ch- st-1- Stem was home from M. A ! A SANE BUILDING PLAN tbigger than any single individual m it, government give thise certificate*, but c. to attend the wedding of in, su­ came taxes arc only sale* taxes in dis­ Over here jn Barry county we take'' and la worth saving even at tin- cx- it also provided that they coubPilraw H.-r Mtvs Man-aret Stem guise Included in the bill -are a few ,some pride in the fact that, ue gov-1 ipensc of preserving its integrity — interest at tlie government rate from! Misr,ls ij, !e DcY’oc und Margaretunfairly high sxlcs taxes, such as the ’ eminent* go. bur county organization is ' Birmingham Eccentric. tlie time lhe certlflciUe. were i«uedj t.indu-y i.|x-nt Saturday and Sunday! until 1845 Thb adjusted compensation: in Rtehlufid. .uumobiir.hi.i, wm muu,i, . . ,r / Ba! A LITTLE MORE MODESTY. PLEASE wax for the actual time sened’by the. Mis. V. A.-Patterson mid (buightcrl rend*to — «_ »_'-2_ an agricultural county "The Store for Dad and Lad". temPto reduce sales .^les and therefore therefore, uropro­ ik over in Tuscola, soldier > Not only did the advanced government ‘? •>n,atiy t. of Cleveland ore $iu<«U of Mrs. Pat- ' duction and, employment' A one-rent m the Thumb district <>! Michigan. tieren^aVprom-’ro ‘w6rl«feTV From।Ido this, but ft has Hireadv artvaornrl tejaon's sister. Miss Ethel Mills Phone 2266 Hastings, Mich. tax «Jn gasoline •* commodity -lre,d> con,lrucU()I1 ))f g ww fOurt K ,- - ;;______ • Mr aiui Mr • L J. Goodyear and i M;.-j.--s Mudge Cavanaugh and Mitt-1 over-Uxcdi has also been levied. But undcrway m4t represents about the <1''ar public is gqing to be shown some | ww',id‘ hnv! Ve received in 1945, 1cm the jwor though it the bill will.be ac- acmr of bauneullkc muncmg j ?r *lf-adv^ruse-J ,interest ntHeM ,from rn the data the payment was Kant Welsh were in Dwell Friday Rev Jax B Pinckard returned Widccphd with resignation and relief for gix r ifro ihc voters of TUreoli.' J> ‘ Ust m’vk < ‘L r“'M‘ ?un' "’' made t, the date when tlie conimarie «■> up to rrt’sday from Minneapolis, Minnesota, it vneerf the d.v when wdi J R nftcolu, light where an official donated in Pt ; when- he attended the Methodist coni. pcc<L> Uh. daj when Congress »i‘l rtecldcd that the dounty needed u new cent of his salary to" the city. It seem ! pensatwn was (due in 1945. Now there aRjx ars to lxan effort on • adjourn aud lhe country in genera] is [court house. So the citizen's approved ^1 rcivsonablr to KUbffere that other poll-1 the part 6/uiatlyJat-ffionnaires to try to \tr. and-Mta Emil Tytfen, Mr. and ... .. - - —- -_.r.___ __________ __ looking forward hopefully to that timt pIan t0 „t.aU a\lnkmg fund to pay !lc,“!w W1U bwom* "'id tor a lit- . force- pur government not only to pay Mrs Chester M<-\---r and Alien John-[at the iv.idence ol hl- daughter ni tlus TENDED OSTRANDER ■- xsss==-,.v—’^. 1? tie ot the same publicity. for the construction Five yean ago, BuI „ UM1U(Cht Mpon |he Mlbw j this adjusted compensation now tn-T.id M>n made an,auto trip to ChicAgo y.-it- <'ity mi Sunday. The funeral is iu lxGARNERS PORK BARREL. “ rt., . -j.a IMS li>. ,,i J.h„ His Home Will Be In Jacksoil ithe first mill tax was spread, the*funds; jrct should convince every candidat< ; — . --------Tc "" " ‘ Garner's two billion dollar pork bar­ . -Hulchkl-* on luc-day ut two o'clock b,,„s „, TWto,U ■“■>'!“ n“, THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY hl the allerhomi. rel blU seem* to be so rank thnt even Prison For Fifteen to and drainage brinds. Original plans l,ona seem trifling tn comparison ’“i n Iht । ,| । . Mi- .TlM'iMtvirr Rogers, who has ImtiiJ The prtuvprcis for fruit in this j>art hLs own - follower* arc rebelling aguinsl;i«UM „ , .to .» Twenty-Five Years noono ■ i.lrSffwiE’-Kg S4S visiting her parent--. Mr. und Mrs W.io! the .-lute are very-gtxid. n ii. naq i,.ai„..u lori, mr u„ .ton. I?.''? 1.'"'-"-■ “■'""■ •»»■> ii. nr ............ ■ , .J" or ID perIto... cent reduction in a ...n\ ,, .. c rise <>f Albt-rtus Ostrander, wio uh rorni dltoRlnw sicincstv «*,'««* * “““ wa- is . .....a .. five "'<■> t.nSln« Rom .i ti. Stebbins lor .M.-vvral wrek.-...lcfr fori "lhe board ol education on Tuesday her home in Spokane. Washington .evening voted to jmy the-principal of i Monday She will be joined by lu-r ; olb Union school for the cnsping year* Tm-sduy ultornoon of last week ai building will be coniplcted tor about PmWB* llf<? I iiiade to reduce ia-.ii ad of increasinv husband in Minnvnpolb. *1200. Tliat is simply an outrage, jboo ( concluded at four o’ckwk Wednesdi 5165,000 Not a cent in interest lias h'u.P ™ * c*Ur!,''’h1' ' them Th‘.» usue uwuld add a <-.>;^d<-rMr. and Mrs. John Russ of Okla- j lr- all Hint rhoulrj.lx- paid, and the veryi; Afternoon, wiv n it wax’ yjvcn to the Carder would spend some 1150,000,--.. ■[ , nets from thr*-ara«lines, a touch ofi.m.. ■ .1 . . hdma. wh>i have ixmi visiting her pur- best tracherh can lx- obtained for tliat jury by .Judge Webster. While the evi­ Uen paid outside the county; the Inthll mod ^ ty w „ uJd ^m becoming in ' I (fence Horned very plain thyre tni one tK«i lor new- post office buildings The to come in I'nts. Mr and Mis Win. Hitchrock, and ! Mvlmy. u;h«-r friend- tn. this city, for several! H sonic, of our fosliionablc young* ,<"r,‘n!r“I V0"?1 tl:,! 41'1’’aT’’1 to bothresulting' service would not be mtasur-'i U-rc»i which w.xild ba*exprn<fed in tiu tlwrc who run for ..ffice Other* ;x !intrrr*t usual, bond-issue method of financing ’the .candidates-will appear to ; Bu[ (hUis n0l oil It 1« -Mated that weeks, will leave tills evening for their;ladles only- knew how itiigu-jlnu the 1,1 »»” wrestled \ ably "improved; yet the interest charges.; j was tued’to build up the construction: fanfV salanes merely to cnI1(, there is an 'agitatiim to.com- home. [halm of .h.-wlng gum m rtrrct'jMirades '»» ’» Un oclock ' upkeep and rent of these structure;I runs, IM! H»UW CUy . mi. : .. _jvcrnmcnt to give a service • Mr-. John Scott of Grund Ruptds I- we think there would lx- less of it. ’ w<dl», 'dnv;night when Yhey were dhwould <-o»t'$14,000,000 annually wherevbit<-<t tier, sister. Mrs K ’ n tc Ingram, : The Advents wt holding u .senes of *"[ ,l ’ r ’ dkht and ryturm-d at I pension to every one who -Fried in rhe a» lhe rent and upkeep of buildings at ' !ar method with great auccvM in fl- i [ World w'ar. or in fhe American army and her brother, IHlvid Trego. List;religion.-- inectings each vvrning in a o'*0*'* Thursday. At eleven j wincing aHtroJcct here. large tent on Jcfterson strrct. near Uie!ociwk roix.rted they found Mr. .while that war u.is in progreo*. Th:., *. k present in use amount to less than’ ( i Wliy isn’t this method ot “paying Robert and Hpbcrt Cook returned [ r. -id«i’.<of .Mr Janie- Wright They D‘ ”‘|||d< r utility. H. M-em.'i to be ,i [would apply to 4(MiO.tRiO men at llv13,000.00b. Another group of buildings ’nornJ prryut Tin- JihIkc « vi­ ■ present time. It'thk- were done. op.the Saturday from a vt.-,ij with Major A. i have with them Elders H. M Kenyon, ( ’ before you go" a good one to Adopt a.< to , cast KOOXXXiJWO would provide .ernstandard policy? It cuts down all tlie j D. tCniskr-rn And tamllv of Muskegt®.;and M" B Mill«r. wlm arc said lo be’’**'01 ' *'' * * *ut society oujuit to lx- .rid A Quotation ploytnent for less than 100.00U men. In Mrs; James Wickham of Grund Rap- »'>'■' '”>d eloquent speakers "f ,,Un {,,r *o,n'* tlm*- Accordingly hr lively smalt number who ,served in th' ■ fact government engineers estimate!i interest charge*, tends for a more Mr•• Hand ivu-s lm.% built an outsidv outside st.iirs stairs ■'•• '* ’nt «MCcd him to jacksmi Jackson for from ni- -'lent Sunday with h.-r broyier.Mr •’encrx! Spanish-American (far, by .’ construction program and does |eudiqg to the .rooms over Mr. Join s’ j hftrcn to tm nt y-tivr years Chara-, WoodrulL and wife ( Ht-liRFULNKSS. that the Entire two-billion d<»Jlar ex-*/ i mortgage the future ahead as :en ni fx union- 530.C*X>.(«00,<XM‘[ Mr. and Mrs. A. y Winters of Ian-; More on the penddurt w&uld not make a drut In' sir. is the principal UNDERTAKING FINE <— i staggering sum. Tlie United i sing wul ihe gur -.t.-,'of Mr. pnd Mrs.; Court .--'t. etx. the unemployment situation—and- Gar-: 1governments have doixj ii) the State.- b now groaning under u tax Arthur Winters lost wv-ek. ------ ;— ingredient in t he unemployment as the.'''and an- still doing'. From Our Siruj. Hook |_ COMMUNITY PROJECT ‘burden of about. 117.000,Ml,(WO yearly.i lion of tlx- barber proposition ini [ Think of adding *30.«<>.o<».mm> tb that! piece" of THE DEPRESSION DIVORCE” . THE POND4HLY. —Commercial - ■ ! In the flush times of 1924 to 1939. Utf <■/ health.—-Mur­ Cadillac Club Is ridently- In order to defeat the "husband and ot tlie Aniencan: ;»foplc u.i.____ Mr _______________ and Mr., Ernest „ Kerch r _ of .South j p phy1. Sponsoring Gardens For l>n M in time tins Bend. Indiana, yiaited relatives lie r clause in the Emergency Econ­ School Uses omy bill now nnder consideration by Frank Reul of Spnugfiild, Iiltiv.tx, their CongrtM, some of tlie 'feminists of | Wo notice thijt the Cadillac . Coin' There bloomed to< i ii.iiu to be urged in nianv qu.ir- uutvd 11L-.parent.. Mr. aim Mt*. HerI nw rcial club is undertaking something Washington arc pro|»slng a "new form fchull be carried through. it would Gartu-e The friends of Home; . w»,hton>. .... of martial .Mrliiyn” tn be called the: I * '“V' \":r future liet-ds which tinpn- -id us a.i tnumtie.Unfurled for ail to , • who will graduate from the plmnnacy "depression divorce." This isn't a di-; very timely. That club has sixuvond ■• livin' Hum half department of the State Univentfiy iVtth u lilV' waxen tendurne -• the raising ol vegetable* fu vbrefe at‘all but only a fake aeparatlon [ And Egypt's tflysttry. lunches next winter for Cadillac to dbhotukiily evade a -law enacted i» - J< ‘ -Ur LmklctUT. DEFEAT SALES TAX the Interest of economy and fair play.' , >n in one ot prominent drug j Teclmically. this • • sc|xirati»n“ would ar< and ad'i . : community gard« n. The club will tur­ Way of Our World he American Legion cannot . nhli the setf and mm other ncyes.<»r.v meet tlie requirement.-, of the law but Bo:.«b.jC<>uzens und a FORTY YEARN AGO TODAY. WF-W8 GLEANINGS [expenses and the members of n<xt actually it wouldn't need ty make a bn [ on IL-1 Kitpr Stebbins m Eaton Rap. 1 idarint-il ut the p;o-fMct ol nf out bv a' -v* “r s -f"»‘----bsill team i When a recent call was r.. , of the Cadillac of ’ (litlcrcnce" Tin’ scheme Is really ac burden. But it b < Uimed ...■'pent Sunday with her parents. [Hollywood him xtudtQ ’tor jmiikbhas.j ’h school juiitkisha.-.., BU ,ll-'h -‘dw"*! have svolunteered lo plant fu- puna nothing new. "Free soul" addicts Slave JuHfr Srnitli lectured before the i mor«-• than 50 were pnxiiir<-<i iibtdt* ol "nd cultivati' putat . —— --------- , ix cn indulging tn smular*forms of ma-[ vu.' 'Ch.-eitmiimu Circle Natunkvy * two hour; : < abbag<-.i ami beans for hut lunches al mt atrengu " • ' -h<x>U for children 'rimotw for uprising [ try. Kansu.,! 1,1 salvaging AtiUanubih.- ilw- cars are liropasal [ NORTH HOPE. W'. II Frost; i-'npped of importmii port. impelled many to - . «’’<! Mrs. Jay Anders mid their machine.-. It u tlwn durnjxd into tmt-met. r motored to Kalamazoo Wcdth..-.' which m -4l«n-ro lu-ip Um v members ‘ Just Mich : -i<- Abtx.u of this clty"> vbtted rvla- wLr-n- the various metals are iru lUnlj iwsftay afternoon. . ...r-wiu.v e very thing wan’.td. 4'*">»•> • ■t here this w-«-k ' and salvmged. 1 -Mr mid Mrs. Mor*- Murphy and [Today there are a milium and a half c““‘!“"-v l* R. B went tn Minncajxilis son and Mr. and Mrs Floyd Randall world, al! life. jxHitical. so tears laid-iip because of the exce.wneSrn<* u, iday as alternate lo the Republican' ' Ex|xrirwni . conducted by lliu DrWJ1 -lMlle , rnny mmid v>n and Mrs James mU Murphy «t. -- •-it. which many wmic would become elevat-1, taxes. .... v tiVrirU.I the fi... .* Ander._ ■ Nsiuonal Convention from, this <tU-|P»Hn-*rnt of Apnculturc -show tlm' tended funeral ..oft Samuel klgher planes of purity! [could . .get a bunch of real Matestrie: . sound firn*, suitably packed . and[ ^u m.Kahirnazop Thursday aflcrmen instead of these puddle jumper* inf thini Mr. Kennedy of Grand Rapid-, was1 promptly frozen, was excellent in qual-'nixm. v is . * u , i Washington w hat a hev dav we might '------------ ------ ------- ------in the gity last Wrck with hts bicycle[Ry alter being frozen for 12 months. 'r MlfS o..n, prnI,„lllfQ „ COMEDY OF MAYORS lUUgCnt L'arUgrapIlS jilt.-,.■:--Grand Udgo independi-n! |(h-■ umry and m the .nd result mid was escorted around Use city byi ---------lhw^y?'“lUi M^ilfe^^.r ■ ....... - ...... ... II ........................ ...Marcel ______ Gratcmi. ________ President rr.ad.nt n! I preclc 1 •«>! Mary M-r» DWu, HWi»P Crd-r members of the home club. • |. M. P U> Cedar xlbn nation*!, conference of Bccaure- she r c^jx-d punishment.’ G0OD~ROADS . " ' M. N Tiidd and daughter. Hiss Parts, is the inventor ol ttye famous included in Det; after foUUhg the • kimono upon the- We have been frequently asked the! Mr. and Mrs EYank Saunders and ■Carrie, of Auburn. California, mother marvel wave. Crumbs of Wisdom ;ch went on rei oting civilized world, Jaixm has had the nd-[nuesnon Why was it nece.v4ry to [ family of Hustings spent Sunday with and M.-ter of Mrs. W j Holloway, urc federal aid to assist i "What is regarded as the deepest oil Otto Nulzcl. * tion-she could get away with anything. ;nu,nber l,‘* c<MUl!>' roads? It wasn't BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. extxrtcd to vbit here this week. well in the world b the |0.U30-foot hole Xtrotl'i own Mayor Murphv vjhw Stare Journal necr^ary. but-it is cettalnlj•« conrenRobert Pronshka U spending this Mrs. and Mbs Lcnorc Valliant will . -....or., i 1 .1 A... Journal 1enw ^^5 to their numbering It, "Ipstexd of halting quantity produc- Mion move to Philadelphia to mate* near Scaclifl. Calif week with hl* grandparents. Mr. and tlx pi.id.ng »ou1n. Wdhi.j. -------- 1- ' |wat frequently difficult to attempt to Ilion, the ------- tin- -present ------ exper-effect of [ Mrs. Louis Ferguson at Kalamazod, icn.ee wl11 will »* be W to increase R. n."—Henry their future home. They have won tin- past three jears ,1-. w«nd* upon According to a news item, a West reach a distant point by county road*.!, ,rnce One in every 123 tarn, women andi "■““TI * *',“""‘“400' many friends here who regret their chtUren in the United States collect* J thqtuands ot dollars of Detroit moiu-v End store recently sold nearly two I even though those roads might b-,Ford „ crrU Brown and departure and they will carry with salarf trom the Federal Government. 5^n,o,#lJ‘‘ Orangeville and Mr, hgyg been wasted by dishonest and lax bundled pianos in three hours. World'jroads. [ h» family want-L ' them Un- kindest wishes of all. The other xlv day *the !* no .---------- “nd Mrs Robert Vrootnan of Gun udmnjistrauon in the name of charity. ( peace teems further of! than eve: ' ‘w »»" * sv s» -v “OftOOHC- but. above all. b spiritual Mrs Clement Smith will give ’ a Dr. Leo Hendrik Baekeland of Bel-; Mar.-h were callers Sunday afternoon rd”’ to* see the tullru atf Holland i luncheon tomorrow afternoon to her gium was the inventor of bakelite. | home of Mr, and Mrs, Rdnkin yet tins chief-executive of Michigan's Punch lady friends for Mrs. and MIm ValUrges; city ha* tlie gall to suggest that] Perhaos 00 tier cent of the buvina isi,r0?it °l «nd followed it • if an uw foff^ jn tjl(. um^d Slates Rant. Shark tins are a table delicacy in1 Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nash and fam­ iy across Cass. VanBuren aqd Al-1 would do xtoe Iew slmpl(, th . " V|U , Mim Edna Truman of Niuh'.thefederal government chipm with ad-' Perhaps 00 per cent ot the buying b etW1 -------------------------------------— — -Isu -wu-u uu uk iew ainiuw uunts u>ey vuic will be nrcoent and render a few- China. | Uy of Hastings spent Bunday with Dan ruiA hv wAmsu hut hnalssnHc rlr. onI mai , rmmtlrs intzv CVIan-a nwntv live! — -----------. ... . . . ' . ditional fund* fw further political mu- done by women, but husbands do 90Megan coiuiUes. into Ottawa county just lnnowthey ought to do. moxt of our big. vocal selections. . --------— Karn* and father. per ccht of--------------the subsequent excluingit is several miles. kproblems would >•« take IAII care U, of UlCIII" them--------- ---------------- outside — - - of Holland, ... . . ..VN.. >UU<U ----------The British authentic* recently Mrs. Otu> Pranihka and dauahtrc use! tlui very fact that a man of May­ -------les tbw Times. shorter than the state trunk line routes : selves'' -Calvin FIFTY-FIVE YEAHH AGO TODAY, launched a campaign against unlicen-; attended the Achievement Day nrom.-u» am-R. £ S'.KdS-'X'J! c*w" Coolidge. or Murphy'a caliber can successfully | to Holland, and had the added advan-1 , ,\ ' We notice that J 8 Goodyear. Esq . red radio listeners by Sending out a* gram at Hastings Friday . hold so important an. office despite all; Tax u the onuAhmc m th* world !UBe 01 If ‘h”" 55 anrtW I «”hnr. »'»ha* built a fine sidewalk tn front ot truck On which was-mounted a take; Mrs Nina Haven* and’ Dorothy of .. reason* th.t ran on un'Tnd n<.v»r mmr Hn.-r , tra®c on K Tht’’ 11 bllt on* Uu’a"-Ce of itofie* abou* children accomplishing his residence cn Jefferson street. Now' radio «fet«tor. the procedure »pur- bopUiwest Rutland spent from Wedopposition i» one of'the main h,. u.s । 8 P ° wha‘ n meaui t0 have numbered coun-1 wonders by eating cereal and spinach k-t - Mack’' remember that lumber rot* ring rome MMO radio fans to gel per-’ ne*day until FYlday with Mr. and Mrs why upstate Michigan m a on wary Harrisburg Telegraph. jty road*.—C***opoiu Vigilant. [—Annie Moore. pn the pile and go and do likewise. mils. | Rankin Hart and family. ’ WE’LL GET BROWN. .and here is the new patented Munsingwear Swim Suit with Fit its middle name r �THE HAHTINOS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE I, IliJ EIGHTH GRADERS DECEIVE DIPLOMAS (.Continued from page one) Hurt Here gan. Giris. Mildred Phillipa. Joyce VanAuken. • Barry county U Indeed fortunate. In having a person at the head of the 4-H club work who has so sucoaufully carried on despite difficulties and discouragement*. The splendid oppor­ tunities offered tlie rural students through this channel is of inestimable.value to all ot them, and cannot help but 'make for better citizenship mid 1 cleaner living. The Banner unites with ' their many friends in hearty congratu­ lations to the eighth grikders and dlh' GOOD HEALTH I one boy playing the harmonica and the otiiers whistling. A delightful iolo. was I rendered by Rachel Malcolm of the I Ryan school; followed by an exercise by tlie Hope Center handlcrafurlub. Leia Dunn of the Monroe i-chUit rendered A piano solo which all wppre-' elated. I A resume of the 4-H club work in I ! 1932 wiut gitcu by County Agent Fos- : ter. wito Mid that M |>cr cent of- Ummc I ■starung in*the clubs completed the; iwotjkwmch i* an excellent record and I sHewXt ever done in ‘ Barry county ■ (Continued from page one) ! One hundred ninety girls were enrolled I I in clothing clubs. .Mr Foster urged the , . : young jx-opU.- to continue in thia uock 1 A® I*!.®11 * n"L ° ' anotiwr year and help to excel the 1932 . 11 *f<«IM**nl * F’W *•* record | agree that McLaren drove lu* car dl‘ , .. ’ , • • ', . rcctly across the pavement at the ttm. Ciiamptonshlp awards uere nude by {b(. I4IN camfr u<rlbfr B,U| >.* m the ?> a*.L’int Ji l‘°U‘ t,),bi'1 !,t center of the Intersection when hr ran Jhe M. 8. C. Both expressed mtn the VanBuskirk car. The result Pteasun* and approtiation of tiw ex- ,Ail3 U|at tll(. Iront end ot yr MrUr. •’‘I‘rn» K*m-x ran into VanHuskirk • 10, lhclr 1 Buick turning the Utter cur over twice i' 'wit” mu.?Vvem! n* >e“«r' Dili AlJ tb<’ “KTTt* Ml McRav. John W. KKchlng. pastor ol 11^ ^^,, WUA lwl gotll„ i(t a ra.,ld rut,. Iprobyw..., bhureh. „w . Aur. ulk,; ,umm.<ul.u>v uw .whu> . wlut Iklub rnrab... «. u« r .mumHU.ct™ „ SUITS FILED TO RECOVER DAMAGES Have you cullouflca, cramped toes or burning senButions ut the bull of the foot ? How to get relief from this or any other Foot Trouble will be demonstrated at our store Foot Comfort Week .on.tohiewr.uiummjnls w k«* .w.a „ , „re18 to the future with determination and , .. ,. . ‘L .» k.™ « „..kc UkBMW <k- by a Foot Comfort Expert, of the Chicago Stuff of Dr. Win. M. Scholl, noted Foot Specialist — No Charge for His Services! If you Buffer from your feet, it will lie to your everlasting benefit to visit our Htore.on the above date. You will receive on analysis of Peilo-grnph print* of your stockinged feet and be shown exactly what your foot trouble In. The Dr. Scholl Appliance or Remedy you need i* then demon*!rated so that you may know how com­ pletely comfortable it will ninke your feet. All this without cost to you! . ■’SSX.Xr. X’iL W -n™ "*”■ ““ <„.* fl, « “J. , "*.*"■ i Is One of the GREATEST ASSETS Your Child Can Have! Parents are willinytyn sacrifice a great, deal, if necessary, to build lasting health for their children. Yet the.things that help MOST OK ALL are very sim­ ple. Just plenty of fresh air and sun­ shine; plenty of sleep and exercise: and plenty of that most * perfect GROWTH FOOD — good CLEAN, RICH MILK. - NO OTHER FOOD can do’the work of rich, clean milk. It nut only helps the children to grow—but it wins an added share of health for every member, of the family. ■ It does it INEXPENSIVE­ LY too. In proportion to its HIGH FOOD VALLE,. Highlands Dairy milk which you can always know is CLEAN, costs far less than any other food you can'buy. 'Because of its cleanliness the Highlands Dairy is permitted ’by the state to sell Grade “A” milk—the ■CLEANEST milk you can buy. GRADE "A” MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—10c Quart. GRADE “B” MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—8c Quart. The HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Mr.and Mrs Clayton Shiulnw and Thc Children's Day program will be Grant Dickerson Sunday children and Mr and Mrs. Bert held at tin.- Evangelical church Sunday ' Mr and Mrs. Newlau Fancher sprat Sunday al-Remus. morning. Jim# IB. * ,’ Rapid'- .spent Saturday with thi-Ir par­ Mrs Ethel KcnhrId of Grand Rapid.* —' and Mr-..«Henry Marie: spent Thursday at James Mead'*, jure great possibilities for thox Whoi It is possible that the care may new maw on Inmd. ma.oo sjient Saturday at LTayton Mc­ *111 hoc give up." (be tried', a.s representative* of tin- in­ \ eluded. , „ . Waugh, who has been working Keown*. surance company have been to we Mi Juiiman of Kalamazoo spent, IoI Mr ixxlgsmi o'. KaianuLmo wiu Mr. and Mr*. Samuel Geiger and Mt and Mr* DoimW Geiger and baby '£ S,.. °bS .'railed on Mr. and Mrs. Heber Fuaier iniing Bunday. justing the caw. r. iiinj Mrs Janu-s MucDohald and ;awalrd«.d Che diplonnuwto the eighth; The Michigan Supreme Court hat. lol Borryville Sunday. and Miv-Fmiftt-Humeston of Rut-' E D E E I Each «l«itor to our Blare during thl« a -grader-, railing them to the front of ..’’T i Mr and Mrs Clayton McKeown and tie Creek attended the funeral of Mrs • | fV CCS ih-moimtratlon will recche a aamule of " daughter, Donna und Miss Francis The Bmtcalai > Dr. Scholl'. ZINO-PADS for (*x>rn., and A Corwin, an old friend, at Otsego, Monthird gruduatin K. llogg H;«h Darby spent Sunday at Hickory Cor­ ■ ropy of Dr. Scholl*, lunik lei, “The Feet and Their Care." w In the averages of the 8th grader* Ti*‘ ?''n 'o’*'b' m,wt 'day Albert W. DraW of the Barnum school 11 UhUl he tan dp M safely, ; Mauar. t ’ ,u.d kittle SJndi-nRharm Gta!‘:'ul Kun«U.v ever,ing. M- iu-.d Mr. Ralph Striker, Mrs. held first place with an average .of j Gradual CLOVERDALE. ; Frank Cole of Battle Cr<t k. called on • Gryduatlon night will b«- Thursday. b->iuh Ickes. Mr. und Mrs. Walter ■ 93 4 instead of thiraTu. was reporb-d ' . June 9. , Tlie graduate* will give the l''kc.». Harty Igkra and Oliver Ickes and-the Dickerson family Sunday. , .June Chnnwtbnships in the spelling con- „sir. — and ---- Mr.. — - Russell —Norman ----athndt-d the funeral of their cousin, t.-,t were given out x* folk,-*.*, in the ,—__ Herrington of Kalamazoo spent; Mr. and Mr- <*hx* Herrington of program. Kalamazoo are visiting Mr and Mrs. Mrs Frank Sinclair of Battle Creek D«'iinis Layman at Coldwater Thursspelling contest Friday there were two Sunday SunH"v ut tlie ,h* Chas. nh“* Monica-hOtnc. ro. fourth loutin Lui Mr “,ld Mrs Walbridge and sop o(‘Ed Penflpls a few day.< this week *i>cnt from Friday until Sunday at d-' divisions one for tlw third, and Hatll»and Mr ----und. ----Mrs Wm 1 Mr. and -Mr* Monica and i Visitor* at James Mead's and Will 1 fifth grades and one for the the sixth »isii> and mni ... . Creek . - Ed —------------— —daughs—»-- Henry Whidby s . -h,n,,h n »a WM1 w... .k.a >«.r- and »» — Glen ; <. n «♦ tth The Home Literary club’ w ill rr/et RUtliard * Sunday were Mr. and Mra» seventh graders the winner in the a,ld ahd M Mr*. ter* of Hastings 5 spent Suttdr;.Sunday ’ “ with !rs. Myrl Clark, and Thursday afternoon at the hon?e of Lee Meud of ClovcrdaU". Mr. and Mrs. first group wa.% - WHhemina Pnmhka Kenyon and grand-daughter of Delton their daughter, Mrs. -----------------..... ..... ,y. \ Mr*. Henry Whidby. D«,n Richards and children ot Grand age 10 year*. in( the third grade in th/ 8un«” thcU i«rcI'u Mr. and .family Mr. ‘and M:- Ralph Rogers ahd’lit* Hickory Corners and Augusta played. Rapids. Mr. and Mrs Herman Gooch Brush Ridge *cho:>l; in the second Mrs. Mrh Sam Givens. «**“•«• *|' Mr .grnup Wayne Saner, nge 12 years. In. Mr 'Lockstedt motored to Elkhart; tie soii^of Grand Rapid* sj>ent Sunday bull Sunday which resulted In a victory' <)t Frtrporl and Mrs. Edgar Cheney ot lor the Hickory Corner.* team. 1 Hastings. the seventh guide of the Maple Grove, Ind., Friday to get Mrs. Lockstedt who here. Center school. Each was awarded a! .dictionary. ■ Girls' Clothing Club winners, were: j The fortunate combination of lower average home electric rates and 1st year. Dorothy Jones; 2nd year,' Ik-w.ie Henry; 3rd year. Ruby Newton; ! impr<»ved Mazda Lamps now give you twice the light al 4th year. Reva Mott; Style Revue Girl, j half the cost as compared with 1920. Ruth Eva Nevins. > Mr. Foster announced th. winner* i ' In in tlie the handicraft clubs to be 'Nelson NelsonI, NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. her bed. Her daughter, and family of Rnrfy. Nashville. Lyle Johnson. Bed-! Rev, Clark Adams und family And Grund Rapid* are lu re caring for her. ford. Robert Beattie. Shelbyville and Ira Stne» I? cntcrtulnuig measles this Richard Wallace. Bedford. Tbc.-« four Mrs. Irene Adam* of Coldwater wire ' are the delegate* to Club Week. On the . Munday guest* of Hie former’.-. bi oili­ week. Mr. and Mrs Warren Marlin and ■ Honor roll are the following names; er. George Adams, mid family. Mrs. I family and Mrs. - Rachel Allen were 1 Nina Johnson. Eleanor R Miller. { Adam- remained tor the summer. Mondav afternoon gucaLv of Mr. and I Howard AIUioum*. Wm. Ashby. Nelson Mr. and Mr*. Hale of Linden. and Allen “ re-i Hosey. Frank, -nA... Tichvon. .-m arid Robert daughters. Mnlllc and Marte, mid Mrs, David Bi nawa Mrs. Aller. Benner m tiiirist year; Lyle Johnson. I mamed tor a few day.*' visit. Mrs ,j Robert -Frey 2nd-i and Memorial Day with their (taugli-! Mr. and 'Mr*. Bavtd BcncWa, «ira. ■. and Arthur Minor, -- ,— H.ri-1— Aik.. ter Mrs: Guy Cline, and family. —t ...d Mn ll.nn.h Hor».> >r";,""""fit" "S .u.’t>i>.<>u m ... AlkKan ThurmU,’. \ II? J*11, , >ert Mou 1,11(11 Burdette Cline is entertaining hi* u'‘rc »Wp»ng Allegan Thursday. Kern U.t — ,l(hIr.d *lh '™r-. cousins from Detroit and Delton. ' ' Ml« v ',r” Kr-rmm. ...h nlao.r. In or..»l >UP>d» I "L >» Mr. and Mr*. Simon Pender of Cale­ W.- .... sorry to nr.r of tte dr.U. “M ‘J* «•" •>» donia were Bunday guest* of Mr. aiul o, Mr.-C.rrtr Balk, <ir.br Bund.)- ™“'1 »"*a b'“"1 >" Mrs Furrot Long mid family. niornma-Funeral wtll br WrkliHwi.y .< J11 Ek“11(ir M*lk>. Uroon. hinder ...d . 2 f. H. .1 U» f.rm..|,<- M, E church Wj* “» W <««• t<t tinning .relative* from nprthem llnwrm.nl in B.rm.l.. wmewry. I*""* •« _*"«»” JwfVr by Jtlm. Michigan. v ' Krnnuth Cltno.u .wnhw rel.I.rn. in 'J"* -nJ br..m> a.ul Drlroi. .tu.ldcr by Howmd Althouw; Door .top MrS. John ,VunDcemt;r is confined to U.ul.n ■ Mr“(’-1 land maleh box holder by w.lhnm ■ ■ Ashby, all of whom are first yi'ar club 1 ■ • ■ 1 ■■■ members. In lhe second year will be. a x, ! neck lie rack and spice shelf by Lyle • Next Week Tuesday and Wednesday June 14th and 15th HASTINGS CUT RATE SHOE STORE ‘S® Would you buy a FRIGIDAIRE if it would pay for itself? WE DELIVER THE GOODS JPECIALJ FRIDAY, June 10 SATURDAY, June 11 YOU CAN <- .Robert Frey; kitchen rack and clothes rack by Glenn Campbell; and un iron­ ing board and dust pan by Arthur Minor. w» were unable lo secure the iihiiics of the girLs who arc to send their clothing exlilblts to the State Fair, for which we arc sorry, u* their j work wax excellent f After the program the health contest was held. Gary Newton winning for (the boy* and Achsa Buck for the and here's a SPECIAL OFFER jgirls. W> — a <• <> A Otlt, LC r Freeport, Shultz or Middleville SALT pboxesi EO Free running, Cailodlicd 1 W MACARONI 4lbs.g5c COFFEE Hills’ Urox. QEC Ib.-VU -| gc PEANUT BUTTER ,^°.w^,2Pk°st3c CHEESE Full Cream JAR lb.— RINGS -1 EC 1V 9QC Order a xea.wn * supply at this low price. Best quality. FitCJ*UIC IS4 Lb. Meat Special pEc FRANKFURTERS 2> lbs.— faV Large QEC FRANKFURTERS Fancy, Smail t. lbs.— VW PORK CHOPS Olbs.OEC Very Lean “• fcw -| gc BEEF ROASTS ROUND STEAKg^350 SIRLOIN STEAK_ gg0 Remember —- we handle only high quality meat*. 5 'k- Sack* Sacks 25c WE INVITE YOU TO OPEN AN ACCOUNT HINMAN’S Phona 2491 GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE Secy. C- F. Angell announced the names of those victorious in tfie track meet which was held ut tlie fair j grounds in the forenoon, ribbons-beI ing given those in first and second !plates, xs follows: Baseball throw,; ’age* 0. 10.'11—Boys. Archie Dunn. 1st; ■ Leon Dunn; GirL*. Freeman, Sager Ages 12. 13. 14—Boys. Lincoln Farrell. Vernon Bennett; Girl.*, Lelu Dunn I Geraldine VanAuken. Age* 15 anp up Boys. Basil Coy. Glenn Campbell. Girls. Mildred Phljllps, Joyce VanAuken । Running broud jump—Ages 9. 10. 11 —Boy*. Orlo Shepard. Gurdon Tasker Girls, Maxine Kelley. Barbara CoyAges 12. 13, 14—Boy.*. Vernon Bennett. , Lincoln Farrell. Girls. Josephine BU*<fge. Ixlw Dunn. Ages 15 and up— I Boy.*. 'Basil Cov. Rex Dunnigan. Girls. I Joyce VanAuken. Mildred Phillip.*. Chinning—Below 8 years. Jimmy Springer. Billy' Lord. Age.* 9. Id. 1J Boys. Gerald Gibson. Robert Cooper. j Giris. Jane Herrington. Barbara Coy. Ages 12. 13. 14. Boys-Vcrnori Ben­ nett. Lincoln Farrell. Girls, Geraldine. । Van Auken, Josephine Stodge. Ages 15 and up. Boya. Richard Cnssleton. Basil Coy. Girls. Retha Newton, Ben ill a Rodebaugh. Dasher--Below 8 year*. Jimmy Springer. Billy Lord Ages 9. 10. It. Boys—Gerald Gibson. Earl Shepard Girl*. Jane Herrington. Barbara Coy. (Ages 12. 13. 14. Boys—Vernon Bennett. ■ Cleon Smith. Giri*. Juanita Moon. Phyllis Tasker. Ages 15 and up, Boys. ! Claud Covey; Basil Coy. Giri*. Mildred 1 Phillip*. Joyce VanAuken. Standing Broad Jump—Ages 0.' 10. |ll. Boys. Gordon Tasker. Charles Gieske Girls. Barbara Coy. Jane Herrington Age* 12, 13. 14. Boys. Lin­ coln Farrell, Vernon Bennett. Giri*. Leila Dunn. Phyllis Tasker. Age* lb .and up. Boys. Basil Coy. Rex Dunni- N<> longer need you say, "I can't afford a Frigidaire.” Frigidaire pav» for itself out-of its monthly savings. With this Special OJjtr... you need wait no longer to have all the benefits of Frigidaire in your home. Let us show you how Frigidaire pays for itself out of savings. Let us shrrw yotrdiow you can save money on quantity purchases ... how you can take advantage of "bargains" .. . how you can niake use of left-overs ... how you can save niopcv on operating Cost; Use the Savings Chart to figure for yourself how Frigidaire pays for itself. NOW . . . SUPER POWER Onlv Frigidaire hAs..(ltc new SUPER POWER unit in all models ... a new design bringing new benefits and economies not found elsewhere. What is SUPER POWER? Its a new 2-CYLINDER machine instead of the older 1-cyUnder types... double action .”.. a step ahead that gives you faster freezing... tnorc.lcyin Icslk time... better food protection on even hottest days ... and lower operating cost. Come in this week... never lias it been so easy to buy Frigidairfe as now. Sec the new models ... use this SPECIAL OFFER with present low prices and two years to pay. Come in for a complete demon- o,iYavrf'»*Cspy stration or phone for interesting details. . . . feriagt cu-i �FACIE BTX THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE «. 1931 WSsfffi | Buy A Coupon Book! POINTS NV LVED which renilted In a broken bark from will remain for a few days* vt«it Mr*. Laprtncc Johnson. "Mrs. John! which he ha*.suffered nearly a year, I Watte and Mrs. Myrtle Porritt of We are glad indeed Hint he Is ablj to | ,t Bowne attended the eommenetment at get around .again. Mrs. Prerl Brunner’a/slster Mrs. Ella Freeport. Mr and Mrs. Ham- Thompson and Kopf ot Lowell died Sunday- May 30. family pf Hasting* called on ilw for­ at the home of hef sister. • Mr*. John mer* parents Mr. and Mrs. George Crawford ip Saranac (Continued from page one> 1 Caller* Friday at the home of Mrs. Thompson Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. s. E. Johnson and Cor- !Cllttie Roush were. Mrs. Mattle MU1P . compelling the insurance company to pay over to' the bank the proceeds _bf wm NoWkcy and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. • Ser upd daughPT Xiwendolyn and Paul. land Pauline Erb of South Bvwne and Ingalsbe of Grand Rapids and Mi*-' jhr policy or enough to protect the 1 mortgage. The insurance ciunpany Laura Archer of Cldcago were guest* Mr. und Mrs. Warren Roush oi Has-! lings. Mrs. Emma Sir**m 'and son Vicj claims since Kazan, ^hcF.*<t fire to the of relatives here Sunday. Tlie local board . uf education me’. t«>r of Grand Rapids and J. W. Rouiin i buildings, had been convicted of arson . ’■ I by a Jury In the circuit court ait.Van Wednesday to transact business und , of Howard City. Mrs. Clltlle Rou*h w.xs a gtjfst al Buren county, that the comjwivj-Jis re-| now the redecorating of the interior One Motor Tune-Up Car Washing • leased'from all liability on thfrpolicy, | of the schoolhoiw is under way und tin- John Tliavler home in Camirbeil* Value $!.50-$2.00 Value $1.00 and $1.50 - Memorial day. • particularly In view of the fact that- tine progress is being made. Mis* Hilda Jones of 'Flint called • the bank is not mentioned in the policy! Miss Helen Boughncr is vbltlng rela­ Memorial day at tlu* Nagler home I wltich that company Iwued Kazan. ' tives in Clare this week. Mrs. Mattie . McCollum and Mis* . It Is the plaintiff's contention 'that i Mr and Mrs. Reuben Gorham and Hazel Smclker of Fenton and Mr". the bank was Innocent of Koran!* Mr. McLouth of Grand Rapid* wet • Two Puncture Repair* One Brake Adjustment •wTOjwful acta. that, the insurance' was| callers Sunday at the homes of Novi - . Ltzzic Wills uf Hastings were in the Memorial day greeting relatives * * Kiuj -'*,aI *Hinck * * * ­* *village ** Value 50c each Value $1.00 'Mfrri (>u: for the protection of the: ky. Surrarrer and Mis* Au and old friends. . ' bank as well as for Kazan's protection ley. and that Kazan .occupied the position' Born to Mr and Mrs Carl Anderson 1 Mr. and Mr*. Charlie Austin arc now • of trustee, sc that hl* wrongful acts I at AmariUa, Texas. May 19. a daughter nicely located iri Hu- Henrv ’ Sisson 'cannoi operate to-releaae tin- insurance who will answer to the ju»me Mary house on Cherry street. One Tow Service One Service Call Mrs. Rebecca Dljgi passed awav Sun­ I company from their liability tQ th" Margaret Andyrson. Value $1.00 J. W. Reuter and daughter Doris of day al lhe home ot her sun. Wljliam, Value $1-00 [bank, . * Wuhln Hastmjfs city lirplt* .' 1 It can be U-cn from this statement I Grand Rapldi) wm*-guests FYlday at lh li-.ir.c Within Hasting- City Limits Mr*. Moma. Van<k-»i;> anil Joie' ■that this case involves'some-line legal' Hie I. E. Moore home. questions with regard to the liability i Miss Ada Tabberer of Blodgett - Rop.*h and son Donald uf Lyons spent of insurance companies, whi4e build- children's home visited at. llw F. E. .Decoration day with relatives in the One Admission Strand Four Alemite Chassis jings have been *t on lire to get the Tabberer •byme from Friday till Sun­ village. . [insurance; and also because the bank day when *be accompanied Mr. and > Allen Wilson of Flint and t wo si*h-n. Theater Lubrications >1.00 each jis not mentioned in the policy a* a Mrs F. C Tabberer to Kingsley lor •. Mae and Sadie, and their children of When accoihimnled with one Wtwn chance of oU bi nwd* :Greenville called Memorial day at the ! beneficiary of the insurance, m case of Memorial. Itaid iichniKsion Mrs Newton Anderson arrived home NaRler home.-Mr. Wilson L* at presentIloss, because of that omission. the bank is prevented from collecting tlie insur­ from AmanlU. Texas. May .23. where employed on tli« police force in Flint.' ance. The fact that Hu- mortgage was she spent lhe winter. Siu- thinks The Wilson family were former local. > resident*. Cash Coupon, value $1 Cash Coupon, Value $2.50 ion record in VanBuren county may I Michigan t* good enough fur her. Miss Nelda Cool visited the Hatting* Sam Eckert is pillviug from-a very: 'jxiMibly be construed as sufficient noO» fcntler or bvxfy" rolling Job Any caih repair job of $25 00 bad. a'.(ack of Auns<roke. |tic$ to the company of lhe bank's in-1 high school Friday. al regular price or over . j terAt in the insurance. But these are! Mis* Dona Moore enjoyed Memorial Callers during the week at the Sam' (some close questions. The outcome will day with her parents Mr. and Mr.-. L Eckert home were. Mr. and Mr* Prank ; Elrick and Mr. and Mrs Andrew Eck­ be watched with a great deal of in­ E. Moore. ert and family of Grand Rapid*. Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilliland of Ra ­ terest when the case comes to trial j Cash Coupon, Value 50c Cash Coupon, Value 50c before Jiidge Warner in tlie VunBurenj vanna. spent Sunday with the latter's Lewi* of South Bowne and Mrs .MinTlic On jHirchiisc of new On recharge of any balftry ut circuit court. Whichever way it may be l parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Endres. Malcolm. Mrs. FloMle Sisson, ol Irv. battery regular price ? decided it will probably be appealed to A Missionary meeting was held at . ing. Ricliarfl Hrg ol • Grand Rapids, the supreme court. . j the home of Mrs. Olthouse Wednes­ j Rev Wynn, and Henry Karcher. Rtrvday. .M-ll Novbkey. Mrs Lydia Simpaon, Mrs FREEPORT. . I Mr. and Mrs. Byron Patterson of Hazel Novbkey and Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ • George Perkins of Chicago, who has' Whitncyvillc dccomiKtnied Mr, and i thur Moore Cash Coupon, Value $1 Cash Coupon, Value $1 been spending some time at lhe Per­ Mrs, S. E Johnson of Grand Rapids to; On fitmnmzihg job nt kin* home, is guest this week nt the attend the commencement of the lat­ OBITUARY. On Valve Grind. Job regular price iiome of his son. Carl; and wife at ter'* niece Miss Josephine N'ovbky. I Deward Cafli, son of Charles and Woodland. May 26 » ! Sadie Cain. Wa* born January 7. 1904 •Mrs. Carl Perkins of Woodland whs Mrs. Gertrude Road of Grand Rapids i in Charlotte, coming with hts parent* in the village Friday greeting old was a caller of Mr*. Pearl Smith. Sun-' to Hastings in 1905 He attended the Cash Coupon, Value 10', Cash Coupon, Value day " friends. t city school*, graduating in 1923 He On any time j>nynu-nl overhaul 10'. on purchase of R. A. Styart was In Ionia Saturday Mrs. Charles Krelger anti Mr. and war married May 26. 1927 to MIm or wreck repair job of $100.00 on business. V , Mrs. Clyde Farrington and children, j Jessie Parker nt South Boardi'nan. Tires or Tubes • . or over—on last payment Joyce and Donald of Grand "Rapid*. । The burial of tlie former Mrs..Rich­ Three children blessed this union. Dor-.j ard Buehler took place Sunday in the spent Monday with Mrs. Pearl Smith, j cas. Deward and Tloan. They moved local cemetery. Mrs. Cordelia Meyers and'jrfst^r. Miss lo Hastings In 1927, residing here ever Mrs. F. E Brammer Is ■ numbered i Mamie Tyler, uf Logan were guests at since, lie was taken kick on Septem­ among lhe sick. the itome ot Mrs. Pearl Smith Friday. ’ I ber 15. 19.30 and passed away June I. The locjil school alumni was held) Mrs. Newton Anderson was in Has-1 1932. aged 28 years. 4 months. 25 days Friday. May 27, in the Pythian Hull J tings Tuesday. Surviving .are the widow and three TELEPHONE 2121 HASTINGS, MICH. with an attendance of about" 90. Among I Mr*. Samantha Peckhnni of Lako) children, ins parents, two half-sisters.' those who attended from away were.. Odessa ,i* spending a few daysBwith| aunts, uncles, and other relative*; a* Mrs. Edith Godfrey and Dr. Pick1 Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Putnam of Has­ well u^ a large circle of friends. Funer­ tings. Bob Miller of South Bend. Ind.; ham, al service.* Were held nt the Baptist. Dave Ferguson of Grand Rapid* is I church on June 4. Rev. B, J. Adcock Clyde Moore of si Johns; Mrs. Leda of Grand Rapids: Mrs. Maud visiting relatives and old friends in lhe I officiating; Interment In Riverside, OlllTt’ARY. .1809 anti passed away ut Pcnndck hos- Reed Mann.* ot Traverse City und Miss village for several weeks. Dave was a! cemetery. Fredrick Stud! wa* born in Germany' Jilt.il Muy 31. 1032-nt the age of 62 Mabie Sisson of Hastings. After the former local resident and hi.* friend** April 3. 1841. atid when he was 21! year.' live months anil fifteen days. banquet We listened to a short pro­ are many aitd ull^oju.- for hi* com - i When his head begins to push; was unitetr in marriage to Nickolas gram, and short talks by members. The plete recovery-from injuries received! Jbrough'hl* hair, a man may be said y<a»* ot ».'■ came to America where, She his older brother. John, who had ron>r> T« bo, March 4. 1887 in Kalamazoo. To oldest one present was Miss ‘ Augusta from a-fall from a cherry treq last July | to be apjironchlng maturity. • ■•r let..-1- that received him. For a this union ua* born one son, Charley, Hinckley whose talk wits very intervstwjio with the husband. Is left to mourn | Ing. She .related various Incidents in number of years lie worked in differ­ ent Mx-tmn. of western Michigan. j the )o«.> of a devoted mother, who was ibcFrtife as a Teacher in our public In Ju.. I8* > I* married Mi« Ma-1 loyal to her home and'church, always I schools. Quite' a number of the older thmknii: uf fter home lirst. She was joiies present contd remember tlie var­ Ha: i;- Prtc.-man of Irving toanJUpi and founded a home oi hi. own on u>c kind in everyone and; was always ious things which .-.he related. fartn tn Curlton toanshlp where ne thoughtful of others. She will be j Mr. and Mrs. Karl Rogers .of Grand •pent the remaindr r of hi* long life sadly missed by all who knew her. Rapids were Sunday guests of Mr God b!«*.»d till* iMMne with two son*.* ■ She leave* to mourn her loss a hus­ ! and Mrs. Glen Perkins. Mrs. Eille Rog. band, son. one sifter, two brother*, ci whom one. Fonso. by name, died in seven jers who ha* been guest al the Perkinr. grandchildren, two great grand ­ irJancj. ‘ • I home for tint post week returned to . 'Grand Rapids with them. OnJhe twenn-first day of July. l#17.j Children and a .host of relatives. ill- failht<il witc and.compuiunn Was' The ’.unital service* were conducted , Mrs. Della Perkins of Grand Rapids by Rev Father Geller. Thursday A. M. railed to her n ward and for a number ■ at"th<i [called on .friends here Sunday. St. Rose church of which she c.f y«ar> the do-xw-d remained in his' i Callers Sunday ut the Surrnrrer and *•»:. .. member. Interment in the Mt. old ham. but when the infirmities of. Calvary cemetery. Novisky homes were Mr. and Mrs. S old mt<! UTame more pronounced lie j E. Johnson and the latter's motlu-r, Farewell tjear mother. made hi* Jumir with his son. Gary, rMts. Johnson and friend. Mrs. Bauer, where la- was tenderly carid for until' Thy eaTthty work is o'er. [df Grand Rapids _ lhe end came last Monday morning.. Thy home is with Christ and Anipits । Freeport independent baseball playMay-.to at the good old age of 01 years,} Upon the promised shore. • rs played Parnell at Frcejxirt Sunday, Score 4 to 0 In favor of the iMal team. H< :• are* to Vnoum .lib departure! OBITl'ARY. Rev. anti Mrs Wheeler called on Mr. hl< onh m r Gart. Stortt two grand-i Annie 4wcen Crook, daughter of Ed­ I Waite of Campbell Friday who has! 11 .1 e:,. .-•..’grandchild Tlie ' been very'ill recently. : .1 >..■ . t..- of Hirer sturdv. r< - win and Mary Anti Green, was born ! Ri-v. and Mrs. Wheeler attended taWc afld hoiu-.t characters which 1 :n Puit- TowtWUp. Kent Co. in 1858. Decoration day exercise* at Woodland. moved to Hastings township in 1867. She was married to Oscar 1. Crook 18*5. | Rev. and Mts. Wlteelwe attended and ji.usiwd away June 2nd. 1932 Be­ quarterly meeting at Lowell Sunday. ttiiiri mi side.-. tlie husband she U survived by । Mtes Beatrice Hoojx-r and Mrs. No­ Em-line Allerulng. 'daughter . of' three suns. Guy K und Shirley Ben ot , vt-key and daughter Josephine. June this city and Don E Crock of Vicks­ (and Eleanor and sons Russell. Boyd land Norman, picnicktx! at Gun lake burg and two grandchildren. . Sunday and called on Mr*. Liza ; Knowles at the Sensiba home. i Mr. and Mrs. Herman Reruch were |al their cottage at Gun-lake Sttndgy. i Mr. and Mr^ Wesley Rosser and] [daughter Gwendolyn Ruth of Allegan, To Whom '■ were guests of tire hitter's filther. Percy j Rower, Sunday. This Adv. May | Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rogers and, daughter Marguerite motored to Ban-1 Concern . . . field cemetery Sunday. ' Mr and Mrs. Martin Rogers of ]Grand Rapids were visitors"at the Earl. I Rogen Iwme Saturday. Mr. and Mr.*. Earl Rogeb and Mar-' jguente attended the Cassidy reunion at the home of the latlcr's mother, Mr?. [Jennie qassody. at Hasting.* i The local Boy Scout Troop No. 78 were early risers Memorial day and j put out flags and decorated the solidiers' graves in the morning. Troop 78 have a number live wires in it and all; You had p chance last Monday to note the show a promising future. "Unmarked Graves” in the cemetery. i L M. Curtis* and son Frederic ac-[ • comjiank-d by a number high school You had planned to place a fitting memorial boys attended the school picnic Friday on your cemetery lot before* Decoration Day— at Gull lake apd all report an enjoy-: >| did you do it? able time. " . * Mbs Donna Lipscomb and brother There is ample time before another Decora­ Ford of Grand Rapids were guests over tion Day for you to complete your plans. the week end of their sister. Mrs. Orno' Knowles. ' . We can draw you an original design and we J Caller* Sunday at the Rogers home' always guarantee our workmanship and ma- . were, Mr and Ms. Herbert Freeland' and Mrs. Nellie Conway of Hastings, j terial. , Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Lipscomb of i You can do no better in price anywhere. [Grand Rapid* and. Mrs. Belle Kling-1 man of Hastings were guests at the! ■ Orno Knowles home Sunday. । Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Coats and the for-1 mer’s fattier attended lite Memorial I exercises at Dowling Sunday. : Mr. and Mr*. C. L- Henney spent i I the week end with their son Orville and family at Wyandotte. Mr. and Mra. L. M. Curtiss visited the latter’s mother Mrs. Ellas Bevier, at the home ot Mrs. Arlie Spindler at IRONSIDE BROS., Props. Woodland. Phone 2497 Hastings, Mich. Mrs. Mabie Merritt of Albion accom­ panied-her brother. W. W. Boughncr to Marlon Tuesday, where lhe fanner $1 *7 GARAGE , 1/ SERVICE Jor 1 UNIVERSAL GARAGE Unmarked Let us talk with you now while you have the matter in mind. Hastings Monument Works ARE CHEAPER AT The ReXall Store Calcium and Lead Arsenate for Patatoes, Melons and Cucum­ bers. Ant Rox and Peterman s Ant Food for Ants. Pure Copper Sulphate for Drenching Sheep. Black Leaf Forty for Garden Flowers and Poultry Houses, all sizes and in bulk. Black Flag.bothliquid and pow der, kills Flies Moths, Ant: Roaches and Bed Bugs. Rose Nicotine for Your Roses. Peterman's Discovery for Bed Bugs and Roaches. Evergreen Kills Plant Lice. FLY KILL Our Best Fly Spray—50c size now 35c 75c size 50c All other Sizes in proportion CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL STORE ■ HASTINGS, MICH. Goods Delivered Phone 2131 drives away SUMMER BUSINESS Many a thriving community has found its business slipping away to other cen­ ters because the roads into the town, and the streets within, were so, dusty. Summer resort towns, particularly, have found dustless roads a necessity to bring ^ind keep resorler's and visitors. ' The grocer and the clothing dealer can sympathize with each other if their street is dusty. Dust covered foods are no more saleable Ihgn dust covered fabrics. But it does no good to worry .about it. This condition should and can be cor­ rected quickly by having street officials apply moisture absorbing Dowflake to ^bold down dust. Highway officials appreciate the saving. Dowflake enablps them to1 shape the roadways any time. It keeps the surface from blowing away. Dowflake can be secured quickly, applied at the rate of several miles an hour and will stop dust in a few hours. Get our new booklet "How To Control Dust*. Write today. THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY MIDLAND, MICHIGAN I �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JUNE I. 1932 Enoch Andrus of Lansing was In the city on Wednesday calling on friends Mrs. Ixm Cressey has been enter­ taining'Mrs. Snook ot Orangeville the CAMP FIRE GIRLS HOLD COUNCIL FIRE THOSE NORMAI.ITES. Oh the Normal girl* of Barty! They are wary, diary, scarry, REPORT OF ANNUAL I POPPY DAY SAJ.E Yet the cutest- little mortal* Workers Failed /to Get to Oloac Yoar’s Work. With Cere­ ever Mtn beneath lhe *un. Alec Minty of Ionia was in lhe city M1m Yvonne Trego wu home from Oh they're shifty Snd they’re nifty Woodland and Delton On monial Monday Evening At Monday. Butterworth hospital, Grand Rapids, And there's none of Diem quite fifty— Charles Paul made a business trip to on Bungay. Saturday Gymnasium • Oh UioBc sploshing. dashing, slashing PERSONAL Lansing on Friday. . ' Earl Smith spent the week end with friends in Davenport, Iowa. Hubert Will of Detroit was the guest of lilk mother, Mrs Charles Will, on - Sunday. Judge and Mrs Russell R McPeek of . .Charlotte visited Hastings relatives on Monday. * Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith attended the alumni ba tunic I at Nashville Fri­ day night. ’ Mis* Irene Patrick of Ionia Is the guest of Mr; and Mrs. Vernon Winlngcr The New BRADLEY Bathing Suits Walter Heath h home from Albion Receipts from the annua) Poppy Day Normal girb. . Monday evening, June fl. the Camp and Adelbert Heath home from M. 6. C. Fire Girb. arid their guardians cluw-d sale on Saturday. Muy 28. were small­ Oh the Normal girl* of Barry's for lhe summer vacation. er than lost year. due. no dpubt. in part their work for’ the school year with a Like lhe airy, merry fain-.s to the fact tiiat wotkere were unable lo Grand Council Fire at the High school Tlicy have flitted past our vision family leave Saturday for their sum­ gym, about seventy taking part Mrs. get to W’xxiland and Delton to sell . like the shadow of a dream. mer cottage rtrar Sturgb. popples, which was greatly regretted by A. L Brown, conducted the ceremonial. Mr. and Mrs. c E Blayten of At­ Following the Wohelo rail, the girls en­ Oh tln-y rc witty and they re pretty . tlie American Legion Auxiliary. lanta. Oa.. are Hie guests of Mr. and tered from each end of the room—girb Complete re-|>orta have been, received Oh those scrappy,.mappy.happy Nor-: Mrs Abcn Johnson thb week by Mrs. Edw Down*, poppy chairman, in ceremonial gown* and Amting. 'mal girl*. Mrs. Wilbur I-ane accompanied her bends and head-bands formingSrti m-1 who gives u» tlie figures ma follow^ cousin. Mrs H. M. Bowser, to Fort- m-r circle and girb in middles tlie outer ] And Uinlftht the -tnaim-n< kave us! Hickory C-omen ........................... S 400] Wayne today for a ten days' visit. Freeport circle. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Burket of Detroit Within the circles the three group* For their gay. alluring .-idrii* will Middleville . were guests df Mr. and Mr* R. J. Mc- e-f Wohelo candles were arranged In a depart lurvirnmut•H3o; Naahvilie . . Creery Saturday night and Sunday Fred Kcistr-r of haila was In the city Mbs -Dorn Archurt has returned to |x>in(j> of the Camp Fin- Ijiw Tlie light For they. graduate tonight nn Monday and made lhe Banner a her work In Battle Creek lifter a two Bl-jWnMt ww. lighted with CWmony by Oh those handy, candy, dandy pleasant call. weeks' visit with Mrs Minnie Shrlru-r. Mildred Womiinutkax-, of Health by maliles. Total............................................ SI IS 94 HE New BRADLEY MLss Helen Shultcra catne home on Mrs. Corn Dunning and Carl Dun­ Rccjdpta from the. Pop|»y Day sal? Saturday from Battle Creek where she ning of Whiting. Ind, wen- gdraU of Bi tty Sigler and of Love by Leona Bathing Suits are H. H fi 1310. Wininger. This vta* followed by lhe lire used enurt-iy lor Welfare,rind re- i Ijaii been working. Mr. and Mta. C. A. Kerr over Uie uxxk .Ming. -Burn. Fire. Burn.” by a group l-.abilltaUcii work among the veteran* i here. A wide selection Mrx. Jeasc Vester of^Slurgl* is visit-] end. and their families. The Auxiliary is TUESDAY LUNCHEON lug friends and atu-nding tu bu.Mni-sX; Victor Sisram of Grand Rapids and from which the whole Rnli oil to tlie Itldian namc-df each grafrtul to all who assisted m anywayaflairs here this week. Merle Carter ot Fairmount, Injd, WAS- WELL ATTENDED family cap choose. Mr and Mn. Fri-d Voting spent Sun­ were Friday evening guests .of Mias group siu gtvep by Mrs Caukln who has bren executive of the groups for day with Mr and Mrs Will Sage and; Mabel Bisson. Lounge Beautifully Decorated < ARI TON CENTER. . The name BRADLEY in­ family in cinind Rapids. Miss Ethel Bettboii was tlie guest of the past four months. Honor brads Hu- l»vs and girls in the eighth: With Early Summer Flowers .grade Dr.‘and Mn D D Walton and fain- Mr*. G. A Burgess over tin- .week end. sures smart tailoring, nJ’Carlton Center and Brown! presented by each guardian enroute from South Bend, Ind., to - -Delightful Party I schools are to be congratulated on sue-; Eighteen girls reem-d the rank of ■best fabrics, modernis­ Grind Rapids. r- Esther Struble. Jean I Th,- Tuesday luncheon .it Hu- Coun­ <-esstully passing the exaintnattona. We, George Hyde of Prairieville s|M-nt tic patients tlesigne,d Mrs F. J. VanDyke und Ernest Sev­ Woodgathere tire proud o| them and happy tiiat Bldelman. Ellzalx th Parker, Neva try Chili was ,t very pleasant event pari ol last ur. k here with hi* grand­ erance of Detroit wen- home for Hie for greater freedom. they passed with such a high per-.] motherr Mrs Nettle Hyde. week. end. Mrs. VanDyke und daugh­ Smith. Engartlia Prteraen. Isabel Sage. wiuch wii> well attended. wnttigc. . ’ ’•! Mrx. Sam Horner of Hancock has ter Barbara wilt spend the summer in Marcia Ironside. Gertrude Finstrom. Mr and Mr. Win. Cruckfard entermu* rarietlra and cnnibinu'.lnn*. •pi-.»Ix-en visiting her jiarrnis, Mr. and Mrs. Hastings. luim-d th'- lattar'a daughter and famSpringer, Norma Jacob* 111. Mildred The Prices are J. 1> ZiigcJmi lrr. tills week. Mrs J. R Hayes goes lo Pontiac for Woodmansee. Virginia Water*. Su­ iiies mid glndiphi* were elhxitively ar­ ily from Hturgi* tost week, ill ranged in tlie lounge. Mr. and Mr.- Keith DanleL’ *]wnl UIC a,.u ...n ..... w... Following the iimcheon. Mi.- Reber' ]। Mr. mid Mr*. Herman Jnhnwn of j I Sunday with Jhi-ir parent*. Mr mid attend the graduating exerci'-cs at sanne Suthncr. Bernice Cmikln, Eliza­ ' Elkiiart Ind', visited Mr and Mrs. d beth Hidrlman and Dorothy Stanton Burch, acccunpaniMl Ly Mrs jame*' Mr.- A T Eash., of near Freeport Marygrove-College where iw-r grand­ llalpli, Kenney over the week end. ] Mr apd Mrs Lloyd Delaiiui and i daughter. Miss Gwendolyn Drotnlliird. live purple beads and, Iwr-WiXMlgntlier- lin.-tol. sang a ghuip ‘U tlinee.- Ix.au'iiu! Mr. and Mrs C. B. Valentine and a.,los. winch all greatly < njovd baby of Buttle Creek were Sunday | tb orie nt .Hie graduate* The cqmmlttair consKted <>: Mr.-, C family and Mr. and Mr.*. Ora Valen-j guest* of Mi> Carrie Montgomery-. Mr. and Mra. I3irl Colwell anti two t-.mof Grand Rapids visited their I Six girls received tl>c rank of Fir-- 1*. ijitlirop, Mi». Dan Walldorf!; MrMr. ami Mr*. Murray Sn>x-r fromlsoiu of Rltxville, Wasli. artjired Jlirafather, Burt Valentine, Decoration; I Gmnd Rapids were the guest* of Mr. day for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ntakcr—D.-ali Bure-*.*. Jeanne DeVries. c W. Crawford nnd Mrs c S Mc­, day. •< Frances Cowles. Violet Reynolds. -Rex- Intyre, Sr. Mra. Wilbur Lan-- wtft in and Mr* Everett BwcRlr* on Hmiday. B Hilling. Tills is the flrM time Mrs. -\- „v„.' v. Air. and Mrs. Win. Hal* entertained1 Mrx. Ethel Rrnkra anil Miss Donna Hilling and tier brother. Mr, Cotavil.I “•** “*,d <--»«kin Each charge of the golf contest ....... • . ... . . ' . . 'nwived r>*celve<l tell ten tr.irnlr purple Iw-ixlIx-mU l,ir for rank anrt and At contract bridge Mrs David! Decoration'Day the fanner's brother; Rcnkrx of . Musk’gon were Sunday iher Fircmaker* bracelet. t’reiii-h livid top score, and ut auction. mid wife from Grand Rapids and sis- i guest*-bl Mr and Mrs. Georg*- itobin: ler and family from Kalamazoo. Mr C. E Blayten Of Atlanta. Ga.. win Mr .nd Un. K.lih «o>m- , 1'-m -irK H.rriri n....,, n.r, A number from this community-at-' Hilda Werner and Ambru . tended the L A 8- meeting at the, cLuiwnhs »n°nrk^i’.h 1 omu I““I"'1'J?"' *0* ] home of Mr>. Wm. Savaiwl und! ladu-., Jimi the ramc score so hud Ui home in Belding, returning on Mon­ cut. and Mi a. BOW* wa.s sui'Ce.ssfuL* •' daughter. Mrs. Wallace, in Hastings.! HapUU wh.rr tl», c.lkd .... Mr. «„.l ?r T'”T?"£?rrr" 1 day, . • Michigan Hastings Guest* from "Ut |»f town'were" Mr- nmrsday afternoon. nu.k TIhS. «,,u th. ,r Mr. and Mrs. Donald MrQtmrrlc and mA rr.nk M.rni, ruul Mr N Mr, Mrs. Elmer Marlow Is in Grand Rap-! ' I*1”’- M1’s Nf,n,1a Mn-hnvl. who hiu slnyti*n.ul Atlanta.’.la . and Mrs Har­ family <>1 E«.*t Dvlloit were Sunday wm srtmlz ids with her sister and husband, Mr. Mr and Mrs I, L Bensiry of Tra- i ""'ln -l"‘ tn >*' old Pelham'of New Hnmswtck. N. J. guest* of her mother, Mi.-. Mury Burand Mn- Slierman Oler. who are con*]I m is,- City are gtirata of Mr and Mrs congratulated uix.iktbe ,uhl.v.-mmt of t-v**. verse city ure „ ,, Ila* fulfilling ,ol ’ i.ileselng from injuries received in an' .Vtrscoty .m gursis KU’MS oi <>' air. mr. unci are* -thu rank ,, fl mcansi luncheon. Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Tobias visiti-cLR j, McCn-ery thi-- wn-k mid will at-; ;‘IA _ nK * 1’""n‘...................7 •utomotjile accident ; Cleon taindon was operated on last Mrs. Henry Tooze is spending a Mr and Mrs Charles Dawson and, tend tlie n.mmfiu. m« ut week f.---tiuj ',’bc:’r,’r - [a",t Mr. and Mrs. Ju-slle Danldl-; and we,-k at Pennock hospital for append!- month wiyi her .-on and other tela­ family, ot Ann’Arbor from Friday till tu-* at Battle -Creek College wlwrei7 >'•«'■» >n "m''rent wav* . family who lived in Hastings during cuts. He lx convalescing a* rapidly tive* in Illinois. Sunday .their daughter M>-‘. Winifred B,-n*!ey. 7 * « ** » »’ «<“*» Mr. and Mrs. G E. Kenyon andMr. joying a trip through nartiiern Michi­. the winter months, recently moved-a* possible, considering the wriousnes* John Watkliw of Three River* an<l• is one of the graduates. . 1'.'1'’ .o “' . q U hack to lheir home in Carlton Center, of lib ease. and MrsHarry MUener and Miss ' • •• John Watkins ot tioit were guests Mr. mid Mr* ’w, Bird.* of Ik Detroit guest* Mrs C W Clarke and Ml-.-: .-.U ’*'}'1 aa. sr Kr'»"l ’»‘H»’ m P* Blue Bird- lyoung <young-,rr gan. Tli’ie were quite a good many mil to Mrs. Grinnell of Grand L«dge is vis- Lorraine Bonneville spent Wednesday Claud Murshnil of Lansing called <>n! of Mr. and Mrs. WJ Watkins ' 11 r a 1,1 ,UI!' »»<«>»“* ii* on on ! ;Kathryn Clark.-., also Mny A. C Brown lhe services Bunday morning at the Riig ht.r au,ter.Mrs. Cleon Landon, with Alva Kenyon and family of his mother Friday afternoon. Thursday. ■ ’ of Grand Rapids, are planning to drive In">' '“*■* nL~ •' l'1 1,11 "“-'>um boo* ।local M E. church. We enjoyed the; for a fcu- weeks. Bellevue. Mr. and Mr., Porter Kinnie anil Mr and Mrs John Ornubee from to Los Angeira. Calif, biter in the “r '7°”*; 7 ,w*’ * "' Tht,O|d Rugged Cross,” sung] Norrcen and Dorta Clem are visitLoma Bonneville visitedrelative* In spent ___ , Gregory evejmigi month lor seveeal wei-ks'visit .** ' K ,u s“l,'”w, Head- grand-daughter. Ethel Mae. ■ s, ttfegory Street street spent Sunday Sununy evuungimonth for several we-ks visit.with ,witn Mr Mr. ,*-.. by Mni of the girls In the Sunday, mg their aunt at West Sebewa for a Battle Creek last week. by some Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Ray m Morwith Mr mid Mrs Jack Bnydcr of and Mrs. John C- Nichols and other.’ , rehool/ I few weeks. . Mrs. Gordon Thompson entertained • j After the girls had received’ their Kmithaler mid helped them celebrate' South Hastings Hasltnus ■. . I iciatlvt-s I'-iaiivts mid friends. Mrs. Fred Hi-nney and Robert at-1 Mrs. Frank Hosmer is In Lansing to the Bhult* Community club Thursday. their wedding anniversary. ’ Mi>. Howtini BirdMdl and children of I Mrs. L. Severance and son Ern<-st '■ ranks, till sang the Wohelo cheer t ; tended a birthday party given by the] visit her daughter who Is ill. twenty-ohe being present and all rcMrs. Lilibi'- Maakwh ot Lansing spent Ha.-.thU!2i were the Rural* of.her par-;with Mrs, Oiiiiiloitc Noble ami Mrs; cheer to our eomradcA and friend*.) (. formers sister. Mrs. G. Fisher and i Mr. mid Mrs. Verne AUerding re- port n fine tune envi. Mr. und Mrs. Morl Frcshney, bl Edith Marlin of Fast Lansing drove — Thurs- j uently .--------1. niiur -------------- — ' Mr9. Isabelle May and sori Jimmie Mr,- Maatsch sjwm Kllndjiv ■MMr-' w... Wm. Smith of re-.H Hastings, Win. a...!,). HaMingff, moved Kalamazoo where Kraft. Emma Pritchard through whose cfMltldleville over Sunday Ito Harrisville for lhe week end and *.<,« pmploye<1 On a farm. ___ _________ ______Creek ___ bpth k-tunutw to their home in ,u* nlBlU ‘In n JKnnn’T’r °f “ «• W.H.,-. Jw mid____________ Merle Bonneville of B^xtktort* Camp Fire has Ixx'n built up in Airs. Chas. Leonard, Mrs. Hi Horton: Memorial Dav- Mrs. Severance going vi-ning.'s ' ; and Mrs. Smith s birthdays.• 1 Mr and Mrs. Wm. Hale spent Sun- »pent Tliuraday and Friday with their the ’.'veiling.'*-^ mid Mrs. Fred Bennett went to Grand. from there to Detroit wlx-re *he will Hastings ------ ^p-'of Mrs. Smith Aid]-------- -----------.the . .... —J jiny with their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. brother. Lester Bonneville and family. ‘ The friends Fred'John Bullitt will attended be The Wohelo lire* were fittftigly ex­ Rapid* Monday to m-c the Ni-w Yoik jsix nii a week. While driving north they meeting ut Mrs. Savacpol Savacool's, s. also visitvi»itcaryl Caryl Fuller. Fuller Other guests were relurcla-----------------The Bcnewa -----reunion • “ ----was ---held — at* tinguished by Viva Smith. Madeline glad to hear he Is on the gain from aw, liai.tr V'r. > Smith C.iUll, >.. IT-..- .me* Uoin . n . ... Creek. « ■ Yankee-, play, the Ramona*, ।................... ' ' cd her shier. Mrs. U'« Wm. in HasDetroit and■ n Battle the home of Mr. and Mrx. Charley I Cook and.AtiiM Myer*, after Die girl.* hi* serious illtM-xs Mr. - mid Mrs. Harlow Brigham ] of* Houghton lake. party -------—. ... ,Kenyon Saturday. Relatives were pres­ Mrs. Frank McDerby and son. J. n:./ and ntu-mh-d tin- birthday jhud, *ung "Mammy Moan with mo<Ruth AndriiM of Rocliratcr, N given by her sister, Mrs. Smith and SOUTH SHULTZ. ent from Grand Rapid*. Dutton, Con­ rloawl wi.h th- Clare McDerby, were at Albion Sun­ Mrs. Fisher. 'vLdled Dr. i«nd Mis J A. Woolen Aknd ijmuor Of <wrao. Kaiua*. eume last Callers at Mr. and Mrs J W Ted­ cord. Caledonia. Battle Creek and w’-i-k to vWt friends for .a few duvs and J*4”’®- L',J -,c ,o ln SIwIut- day to see Hp former's brother. George Miss Helen Wooton on Monday. I — - and row'* Sunday were. Dr Sheffield and Kalamaxoo. thirty-eight being pre»Mr. und -----Mr*. . Fred -------Hcnney Bullen, who Is seriously >qick. lo O-»vipi 11,1“ ' ..... , Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Bush of Hit, iHp Uirtr h,.uM.|uJd Robert attended the Prairie school re- Mr and Mrs John'Wolf and family of ent. Tlie day was an idt-al one and Rev. and Mr*. Longfleld ol Jackxon u, tie Creek were In Hastings Monday whrn. Ibr, .III Irnir TH., wnt lo Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. '.Wo’:~ after the bountiful dinner the after­ were Sunday guest* ol Mrs. !/alb<-rt union uest of Middleville Saturday night because of the Illness of tlie for- 1>U.«| TiH-.d.i in V1MI K. V and Mi, ljn«dr»w»i lo nmllimr io vr. ji. r rf- mid Canol. They sang a duet ut the Mrs. W. W. Etsenhtxxl went to Bat- tring of Mio noon was pleasantly spent together M.nn.v OricMiv |„, o vriol <Un |!"r“hl,"7 .?"■'>“««» .»■ iiw-r'.s mother. Mrs. Eugene Bush. tic Creek Sunday to spend a few weekx Doreen CafVon of Orangeville spent and all reqiorted a fine time ' BapUat church. Mr. Harold Hl>rm.ld and dauahlr, [’ J. F. Goodyear went to Detroit Tues­ witii her son. Jerry Eiscnhood, and the week end with her stater, Idr*. Mr and Mrs Frank McCarty ot Mrs. J. Clnrtt McDerby and Mar­ ______ pursue day for a few days' visit with Judge Jane nnd Mrs Edwin Pi»t<- and son 1! family. Mury Oiteoit. garet spent Sujiduy alternuon and Dowling spent Sunday afternoon with and- Mrs Donald Van/.ile. Mrs. Go<xl- taiurence of-Dciro^*|wiit tin- week end i knowledge, be trustworthy, hold on lo Monday with relatives al East LtinFloyd Todd went to visit hte Lucien WHltaon and family of Hick­ Mr. mid Mrs. G. E Kenyon. health, glorify work, be happy. lierc with relative*. Mury Elizabeth | >ing. -■ . > . brother. L<-ster, and tamllj?. al Mio in 'ory Corners spent Sunday with Mr Pate, who has been vLHlng her grand-. The largest organ in lhe world is Mrs. Bessie Brown and Mrs Pauline* northern Michigan last week. He und Mrs Will Gales nnd Mr. L. OvrrGui-sts of Mr and Mrs C,-E. Wood pareiitx. Mr and Mrs E. C Edmonds,] PYTHIAN SISTERS HOLD Lykins were nt Buttle Creck-Tliurxdiiy. nuide the trip on his bicycle, a di**]smith and Mr. Root of Charlotte spent considered to be the one in Wanatnakthe last nf the wrek were Miss Geneva returned to her home with her mothi Monday night with them.' ' er's stole in Philadelphia. ANNUAL CONVENTION School closed Friday with picnics for tanct- of two hundred miles. W'xxl. Norman Powell, Ralph Wood. most ot the grades. Tlfe smaller chil­ Jr., and Janice Wixwl. all of Grand Fourth District Members Were dren going to Ihitnian park and the Rapid*. larger ones to Highbank Creek.' Guests of Freeport Temple Mr and Mr- Jack Snyder from Tlie Young People's Society of the R us . m 11 Bauer, son of Mr. and Mrs. South Hasting* visited her great grand­ On Wednesday Evangelical church enjoyed a jwt luck daughter mid husband. Mr and Mrs. W. G. Bauer of this city, recently re­ Tlie tuenty-eighth annual Pythian supper In the basement Tuesday night. Alton Finkbcincr, ’ in Middleville on ceived a line recognition at Chicago. Mrs. Minerva Rothaar has been Sisters Convention of Di*t. No. 4 waHr wax^gsked tn design a radio cabi­ Sunday. ' entertained by Sun Shine Temple No staying with Miss Sarah Kockcr the Mrs. d. s Goodyear, Hr.. Mrs a.'d. net for the International Radio Co.' of 151. Frwjxirt. June 1st, Approximat<-!y past two week* while the hlecc and Kniskern^ and Mrs. Harold Pelham Ann Arbor for their midget radios. He one hundred filly members were pres­ husband. Mr. and Mrs. Sprouic. were also*Mrs. Grace Colgrove of Grand therefore designed three und one was ent from Gru ml Rnpltta_. Mnskeynn at their former home tn Illinois. Rapids were gucsta of Mrs Sam Nudu chosen for their exlnblt at Hie Chicago St. Johns, Greenville. Grand Haven Mrs. Von W. Furnlss spent Tuesday furniture show, and there was awarded of Charlotte on Saturday. Nashville. Middleville and Hastings. in Ann Arbor ..with her daughter, Ml» Mr and Mi* Pi-tcr Hocvenair and second place, which 1* indeed an honor. - Deputy Grand Chief Lourene Hull of Pauline Furnis*. (Imighter of Richland, Mr. Adam* rif Hin friends extend cnngrattilatlrius. Battle Creek. wiio.preMdixl, introduced KaiamaxM'IIhd Feunor Htx-venair and FOWEB8 ECHOES. ’ " Grand Chief Sadie Price of Detroit. G LOVELY BRIDGE PARTY. family <>f Carlton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carrier Bchontbdmeyer 8. Maud Barmiby of Grund Rapid;,, Misses Eleanor Edger and- Ruth Mr. and Mrk. John Hix-venalr. Snmjwih were hostcsM** on Friday and G M of F. GritBC Swift of Middle­ nnd family and Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray; Mr*. -Murtha Tomlinson of Grand ville. The address of welcome was given Screen mid, family picnicked on.the Rapid* has been visltiiig Hasting* evening* at a lovely party ut Hie home by Effie Rickert of Frerixirt and Peail banks of Coldwater river Sunday. _ friends for M-Vcral day*, while iwr son. of Mrs. John Mcpmbcr. Mr and Mrs. Miner Palmer arid Twenty-four guest* played bridge. Cottle of Musk'-Ron n-s|K>ndcd. Jaiiw-v Tomniivon, has been auditing At twelve o'clock a delicious lunch­ family- spent Sunday with Roy Travix top score* going to Miss Helen Wade iveorrU for Hie telephone company. eon was .served al the Masonic Temple. nnd family al Grandville. , and .second to Mrs Beatrice Knapp. Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Wunderlich went Mr*. Will Carter entertained her sis- j Tlie afternoon seiwion opened with a Dainty refreshmenta were served lat ­ lo Pentwater today and will return to­ program prepared by Sunshine ,Temple. ter. Mrs. Hollenlxiugh. from Grand j morrow. - Thursday, with their daugh­ er tn the «-v< nlng. th>- .small tnblra be­ Freeport. HaaUng.* contributed two 01 Rapids from Wednesday until Sun- i centered aitli basket* of Spring ter. Miss Maxine WUndi-rlich. who will ing day. 4 tlie M-vep candidate.- initiated They blikssonis. teach again next s-vnr nt -Pentwater. Miss Marjorie, Johnson from Middle- . were Mrs.’ Mildred Downs and Mrs Mr. mid Mrs George Welfare mid KITCHEN SHOWER. Evj Scobev After the initiatory cere­ ville wait the week-end guest ol Miss; •children. Miss Beatrice Coburn, Mis* Miss Helen Shuitx-r* was honor gurat monies light refri'shmriits were sc-.red. Elhe| Palmer. Verma Mfxirc and friend Andrew at a gathering of twelve Iriencls on Mr. mill Mrs.. Frank Travis and sons . Thonuipple Temple No.\ 131). HasJones of Saginaw visilcd Mr and Mrs. Sunday evening ut the home of lier ling.t. will entertain the convention in spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Al' Peter Tftki-ni; and Mr.. Geraldine parent*. Mr. and Mr* W. L. Shulterx. 1W3. . Ctirdes al Jack Jungle's Resort north of. Juix It and son Robert ot South Cam- In honor of her apprtuiclilng marriage. Grand Rapid* on Grand river. i )mu fjike Sunday. Mr. mid Mr* Jamc* Mohler and Miss Shlilters uu.s prerented with a SATURDAY AFTERNOON. daughter, Alice, returned to their shower nf kltclien article*. A lovt ly Baskets nt peonies and Held daisira home Ti-.ur.*day after a two week*' visit. time Is jvported, of the line of paint we handle got together with us and the result is made an attractive background for tlx- with their daughter ami family. Dr. i CHIROPODIST M. R. HEYWORTH ILL. charming parly ut Hie Hostings mid Mrs. H. D. Must at Washington, an arrangement whereby we will temporarily r«duc« th* prlc« Al Ironxide Shoe Store every other Friends of M. R. Keyworth will re­ Country Club <>n Saturday afternoon of our Mghost tr«4« Houm Point tl.04 a gallon. Thursday all day beginning gret to learn that he is a iwti'-nt nt alien Miwes Agnes Sheldon. Jean Ross ' June 0. Harper hospital In Detroit xuflcnnt and Lena Ix-iter were hrntesM** at Margarct Kelsey was in Lansing from spinal trouble. AU hope for his bridge, mx table* playing Miss Helen FREE CONSULTATION. Monday. speed and complete recovery. W:i(ie'h< i<i hjgh score and Mr- Fian­ Mrx. Frank Wallace had a stroke of. ces Hunter.was second. paralysis Thursday night She is rest­ ing quite comfortably al this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Ulster Kinne were, in Miss Agnes Conklin of Dowling and Miss Helen Aldrich of Delton are luted Flint n part of last 'wack visiting at ’ among the graduates of W 8. T.’C. The Aljiert Klnnr's. Rev F P. Arthur of Detroit who former has completed her work in Guaranln*. W« have taken this action rural 3 year limited curriruiu. Ml** preached hero' about Jifty years «go < 4 We guarantee this superior wll give a lecture next Sunday eve­ aa an inducement lor you to protect the Aldrich will receive her A. B. degree. L. V. BESSMER Eyesight Specialist ’ . quality paint to give wtiafactory setDr. Edward Steiner of Grinnell College. ning. investment in your home without further MI mc * Ethel Ragla and Leota Mor ­ vice for at least five year*. Should it Iowa, is to be the commencement HASTINGS, MICH. delay. Both the sale period and the avail­ ris of Detroit »i>enc over Decoration speaker on Monday. June 20. fail to do ao, we will replace it FREE at George Itagla's. able gallonage ia uorjf RuritM. Take a OF CHARGE Mr. and Mrs Wamlr Kelsey and New cache* for old razor blades are timely tip and pUc« >o«r • rater MW But does constantly coming to light. A New Kenneth and Erma Gregg of the city boforg tt’i tflfl Into. not affect the eyes except to rest them. Nothing can York hotel ho* been built two inches called Sunday alicrmxin at Lena Lainphicr's tn Kulamaaoti to see Mrs. away from the building north, and a be done about misformed eyes. Imperfect eyes must. j submarine valley eight miles long has Florence Kebey tfho is back from Cali­ remain so. But the way they SEE can in many cases . been found In the north Atlantic ship­ fornia and Washington. The anniversary dinner of the D. ping lane.—Detroit New*. be made Normal, much to the comfort and benefit of O. T. O. will meet this week Wednca- ' j In some parts ol Bulgaria faint day for an all day meeting with a pot i the patient. Unsatisfactory vision needs our service. Phone IMS W« Deliver laboter* are paid, a sack of potatoes a luck dinner. Halting*, Mich. .week. H they start grumbling they Advice is given more freely than it is 1 . fare probably given merely lhe sack.— j Humorist. received. for Every Member of the family T $145 io $495 T. S. Baird Clothing for Men & Boys have waited longer than they should fou may have waited longer than you should have in the matter of property protection in order to get YOUR price on highest quality House Paint. However, your vigil is now over. We knew your problem and went right ahead and worked it out for you. The manufacturer Regular *3^2 Paint Now $2^ Every gallon of thia Dedicated to Better Vision G U AR AN TEE p™11 “rrl“ • *•>**"■ °°u Our Service D^als With Vision B. A. LyBARKER ***" �Our Success THE CHURCHES WANTS There’s Another Room in Your House ... Has been achieved through care­ ful business management and satisfactory dealing with policySEE US FOR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual Our Home Inspection Service Man Will Show it to You if You Ask Him FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY illicit of apoplexy Sunday night. Tiny I left immediately Monday morning to| H.-S. SHELDON Decoration with his mothi Thomas Hoffman, und family ROY 0. HENNEY •’ Twenty.seven of the children, grand-1 ^children and great grandchildren of' , Mrs. Mary E. Gteenhoe helped lier i celebrate her seventy-seventh birth-1 day by gathering at her home with! । well tilled baskets. After the |Wl luck । dinner a short business meeting wusl i held. It was agired to hold a family I HASTINGS MARKETS By the u»e of Shretrork the cvlra room. «un porch, garage lining, etc., can be dune quickly, cleanly, economically. And due to Mieclruek strength and non-narplng qualities tlie walls will never Our full Urie of building materials have been carefully Mleclcd for quality. Our service is complete and includes in*i>e<liun, expert application and supervision. Give a Worthy Man a Job CARDS OF THANKS “An Impeded Home TELEPHONE 2276 Protected Home HASTINGS, MICHIGAN minUu-r here thirty-eight yearn He called Jo make acquaintances Inquire lor old inctids Newspapers . Gin Sall Your BLnowJ GRANGE PROGRAMS Good Taste! HERE is noth­ ing bizarre nr out of harmony in our funeral home: it -itUv-*: it u j,i f II11 y decorated, fit toil, and furnished, but everything it* in excelle/d taste. The ensemble creates the atmosphere of a real home, a very esschtiul feature in a funeral home.'. T It has always been our firm be­ lief that the com­ fort nnd conven­ ience of the family being served’is of first importance, and hence we •have provided it by our complete, attrac­ tive, and spacious mineral home. ‘ J. Jones is at the liospital at De­ : troit for. tjvatmcnt. ± Mrs Bessie Smith visited at Lansing ■ '«>n Herman o! Columbia City. IvtsiQa Mamie Webb and family ■ day. v j Mr. and Mrs. E Duxberry of .aing.hre spending a few days at having Player Piano । this week, being an honorary student I I lw did not have to take the exams but. will return to Lansing lor graduation Monday.Mhe 13th. Congratulation. ! Near Hastings which U slightly used j and almost paid for. We will transfer this contract tp responsible party wlllInj to complete small monthly pay­ , mentX .For full particulars addre.-j D. GREENE. Auditor. P. O. Box 195. Chicago. Ill. Monday morning by his . mother’ Hiai funeral was Thursday at two P M WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME ’ We all extend our deepest sympathy Ito the bereaved family. i Altsen Hill was taken seriously ill i Saturday evening at the home of hu 'daughter Mattie Newman. He Is some better at this writing. Harve Hill and family al Galesburg. Kindly Action Our days are as well lighted by Kind­ ly Action as by the sun. Both cost the same—Nothing! CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Service Abo Ambulant* Service �Wednesday, June 8, 1932 PART TWO THE HASTINGS BANNER Party Government at Low Ebb Political Blackmail Prevails A ally MUVvLULllVlLLal UUW LfUU tary and nn editor at 44.000; an as-1 yv 1 TVf 1 •1 T> ert «tetant secretary at 43.700; an arehl- .... „ D'm°n,,r““°n T° Be Stnged At Soldier Field MENT JUNE 24-JULY 4 —;-------- Wit! they be facing Success or Failure clerk is otilrf at C-.035. Expense of‘Continued, from page one, part one) 'publications amount to around 45.000■ In Chicago . Cilhen* Are Greedy. ecjucatkmal fields has been - discussed; annually. ( ^Chicago's' foreign language groups; Dishonest politicians hat.* taken ad- 'the difference between the economy ’ Kerurilles Commission. »ill play an Important part in the vantage of u greedv citizenry The talked und the economy practiced has Tlw securities commission deserves George Washington BlcenU nnia! Mill-' public lias come to look upon govern- been pointed out; how commissions,,' mention a chairman draws 47.500 a tary Tournament to be held at Bolder: iiM*nt from town h-ill to Hu- national “>‘4 bureaus arc creak d and the ratio Field. June 24—July 4. PJan:. tor the' capital iv. a Hunts Claus. Federal aid. multiplication with which they grow, I year nnd has a deputy nt 46.000. The a chairman has been away from ills of- participation of these groups arc now state aid. county aid I* a pernlCiOU8 in- l«us ***n referred to; the propensity of flee for months but his -alary still goes under way with the respective .group fluence responsible for much of our offteial* to rule about the state in repreM-nlatlves. ’ on. Um ttor are accountants and orgy <»f sp-ndlng Ire« nialor curs was related: whie of; PaiVTCWflkl. the Polish patriot, in u>e larger and more expensive bouid.-. ,। InvestlguMwsand. directors and rtuiinn- i The most spectacular military dem-' comparing the conditions ot hi* Futli- »nd .commissions Were laid open fori rrs galore. This department costa the ;oiutfatton ever held In the middle] plate around glOO.OOd.annually to op- west, with virtually every arm of <he‘ erlaml with America said, Poland Lobservation. ■' crate and has <■&-! the investors of 'government's combat forces, ii. a- uredi Clodng the Book. a nation-whoM* citizens look upon It u? .. •Michigan some - »300.000.00ff in questhe plan* now nearly completed ' an altar u)x>ti which to lay their serv­ Before wc close the b<x>k let Us Just Uoriable if not worthless. securities.1 by event Is under the direction of i ice—not n crib from- which to ferM “ take a haxty survey of some of the Suicides. wrecked banks, broken homes.” The -------------Major General Frank Parker, com-j Then are 1too many feeding al the minor agencies of government. Michl-.; devastated savings, bunkruptetes andde- mander of the Sixth Coria'Xrea F<>.'. crlbs-ln Mlcliigaii i ‘ ' m elsewhere Too gon bu gate bbaunfiudon mad It.. . falcations have followed in lhe wake nt the period of the tournament Soldle; , few arc willing to। lay .. . honest service people are .. dizzy . ......... with new board... and U|wn the ulty of tin* common good. bureaus. They are hara.'--,-d by Hut im- J| 1U> activities but the salary list runs: Field will be a military encampment! 1 merrily on: And now lhe Mote legtsla-' with infantry, artillery..cavalry, avia-j MlclMgmi'x affairs have ix-en dis- jxx-atliui of undreamed regulation*:;I Hire in special session on the advice tank corps and other regular. cussed in prevlouli articles. Comjmrhon They arc stupefied at the paternalhm anil under the whip of the governor। tlop. M-rvlcc unha present. Every evening! of salaries luo> been made with which U..U, has nn> grown a.uwi, iqxml them u1rmun..wurrK unawares, j |11VI crratrt| a n.w wllh a will witness picturesque drmoilstra-i ninilir positions in private and cor- A c- -f « u.-.n.i.K mu,I lx. ! Wopmu»:.. Amita nwralr Hons by the combat forres and color-1 ix>r;ite biL’JiM’M; the rapid and iwton- ii|m»T,.;;;; ii, the public miul be weaned from • 'has been created to give promtuxl com‘MWvnc reat<aroKiwprofnBeacom-iful pageants. There will be reprodue-. ishlng Increase in public cxix-nre over “ " J 7>»'i^i'rem>erati77 “ * ” ' 1n;,7o;T ' fort and chrer to thor wluxu* hard tio«B of various famous engac* men-• T t£ ra 'X ramdlv ht a ।rt“U“n ha*’ bl’ n lmt thrQU“h *,f ’*'1 *ar" « °“*r ™nU "! hL-toncal and patriotic algnlfiomw Albility In sonic instance*: the . Michigan bton rmte . considerT“*’ ',“I* nKUrul I Aninn4 thr ' “ nU Sre Washington al j lbs to which Ute'state has gone in alien K»n hl lory co. ts a consider |colnin;4a|niUi. There arc but one ,-et! Valley Forge; the capture of Cantlgny ----------------------------- ;-------------------------- -- of rivers and streams in Michigan but by the American troops in tin- World; it requires two commissions to operate >■»-<.: ................ ....... to protect them against one people. Mount Vernon and Yorktown: the John Paul Jones victory • on the Bon j Dry Land Navy. | The military establishment' indu'd- !l0JnnM’ R1fJwn,l Washington wilh| | ing tlie national guard and the state Lafayette. "" 1'*' ** Von nn Steuben. Pulaskf and। naval militia costs well toward half a General Sullivan; airplane batik- and I I million a year and does the reader bombings by squadrons of planes; know that Grand Rapids has a naval cavalry charges and fancy riding ex- i I ilfx'l cart at Rc-ds Lake Tins military hlbitions; Infantry charges; artillery : outfit is so bui.y It still refuses to take In action; tanks lumbering into action. ' over lhe ■job,of paying the soldiers a grand review of the combat forces; : their bonus. For the past tu'o years 1dances and music by groups repreM-ht- . and more there has been bjtle to do ing various foreign nations and a col- i fireworks display of magnitude I ‘except attend gatherings of veterans drful ! | I he seasons follow each other in [with expenses paid, but the chief of the rarely seen. Tlie American' Legion. Gold Star ; soldier.-.' bonus division draws 43.61X) rapid succession and all too soon with a stenographer at 4lft00 Some Mothers, ond a large number of foreign extra help Is employed, pblbabiy to language Rroujb, fraternal organiza­ winter with its chilling blasts will be niake up a foursome at bridge. Quar­ tions, wooden's. organization, ’ and here again. . ters are rented for this hard-worked others will |>ortl<-iiMite in the tourna­ I group in a downtow ii Lansing office ment. In addition .there will be a drama?* -building. . GET READY FOR IT . .. nnd at the The coininisslnn of Inquiry Into tax­ tized exhibit partraying the life and SAME TIME... ation completed its work and filed its habits of the colonial period in con­ rcixirt more Ilian a year ago but a trast With today. These exhibits will secretary still continues pn tlie payroll 1cover all essential phases of colonial and modern’life. covering among other at 41.800. things food, .clothing, light, heat, Voeatlonal Guidance. power, communication and agriculture. Another Utile known outfit which is rapidly assuming startling sire and im- WORLD S LARGEST AIR­ Our coal and delivery service have porthnee is the Vocational Rehabilita­ SHIP DOCK* AND AIRPORT. tion group. Already on thnt rapidly always been of FIRST QUALITY, Thinking perhaps the readers of tlie increxilng payroll we find a state su­ pervisor nt 44JM: an assistant at Banner might be Intete-ited'in a brief and we are now in position to give 44.000; another Kssistnnt nt 43.600; an­ description of the world's largest air­ you SUMMER PRICES ON COAL! other at 43.250; nnd yet anotlier at port nnd dock. I turned of! on my way’ 42.900; nnd one as low as 41.350 There home from Ohio on road No. 17 and We always carry a complete line. are Held agents, statisticians and. ot gave it tile once over. cbur.v. tlw usual retinue of steno­ From 17 at Akron, it did not seem grapher.- But therc Is yet another ven­ to look so large, but as one gets nearer! NORTHERN GROWN SEED BEANS ture into the realms of the unexplored to this grout dock, the immensity of (ii*rniin:it^>n 94 * <• known as tlie department of vocational the tiling begins to impress Itself. It | education. Here we find two supervisors is jiosslblc for one to get in to act* the Tested by Michigan State College. nt 45.600 und a third nt $4000. Right making of Hie new dirigible, the U. 8. $3.00 Per Hundred now we submit it is not so much a mat­ S. Macon, sister ship of the Akron, ter of .what one does but rather how from 8:00 o'clock in the "morning until cun a Job at anythlng’^Je secured. 5:00 o'clock in the afternoon. The And so we bring this series of articles Grand Rapids Herald of Monday. Muy to a close. Not because the subject Is 30 give* n brief view of the one end by any means exhausted but because It that has been covered. Tills end was remains inexhaustible. The writer has way to tiie east of where I had to en­ attempted to lead his readers around ter the dock so I could not see It so I over the- height* of political extrava­ good. The west end will be complete ! gance, to point out some of the dark and ready to swing in place on the 4th shadows in a drab picture of wasteful of next July. They are expecting a bureaucratic state government. There big group up from Macon. Oa., the Poultry and Stock Feeds PHONE 2257 is niuch that has not been written that town after which the ship is mimed, is of equally startling significance. The on the 4th. There are many things I Hastings, Mich. purpose has been to arotLv ap elector­ mention. which struck me us some­ ate to the importance of regaining for thing wonderful to sec. btfl I will give the iwople of Michigan some degree of you In brief some of the things which) control over state exjicnse. will give you some Idea of the size of the dock and also the ship. Inasmuch Oligarchy of Spenders. Michigan is ruled by an oligarchy of as Congress did not appropriate spenders who have tlieir cars attuned enough money to make lhe ship larger and their eyes focused upon certain than the Akron, the Macon will be blocs and minorities who have learned made over the same plan. The follow­ to make themselves heard and seen. ing therefore arc the figures for the HERE’S GOOD NEWS Tlie taxpayer will never receive his de­ Akron, also the Macon: The Macon is 785 feet .In length, served recognition until he too makes FOR TIRE BUYERS ills power a virile, foroeful portion of over all. The dock Is 1175 feet long election Issues. Public waste will, never from center to center of end doors. be swept aside by those who fatterf nt This Is the answer to the question most frequently asked by visitors: Ten public feed troughs. * football games could be playryf simulr Killing Rats. ' tained their children. Mr. and Mrs. A. boys. Lynn Edger and Edward Mat WEST HOPE. Farmers frequently find It profitable taneously under Its roof. Its height to take a day off and kill the rats is equal to a 22-story apartment build­ Everyone is cordially invited to- nt- j If Benedict and little son. Miss Coral thews are members of the gradual! ot LanLan­ '. class. wmclr infest his granaries. Michigan ing. The sheeting covering the struc­ tend the Children's Day^exercises at'I Benedict and Wesley Benedict of needs a rat-killer nt Lansing. And by ture If laid out flit would equal 18 lhe McCallum church next Sunday! sing on Sunday. Several of our jx-ople attended the; Lewin Carroll, author of •'Alice In this is meant no insult to those who acres. There Is room Inside for 49 air­ evening. THE NEW Th* naw U.S. Ural ora lhe blggtil baccalaureate sermon at'the Central' Wonderland." always wrote hlz letters serve the slaje. The simile is employed ship* the size of Hie ■■Defender." Mrs Lena Laubaugh and some of the only to point out that the taxpayer* largest of the Goodyear fleet, or GO McCallum school nnd Mrs. Harold, school auditorium Sunday. Two of our; and manuscripta in violet ink. can never,hope to keep the meal bar\rl average-sized barns found on the farm, Springer nnd the Double Clover 4-H Thay’ra bigger, ihickar, tougher, filled ns long as bureaus, boards, instl- The great - Woolworth building could club attended live Barry County 29 x 4.40 $ tntloha. commLvioiv. and agencies mul­ be laid Inside and the Washington Achievement Day. track meet and ond even Ipnger wearing than ever tiply as they have In lhe past and con­ monument pul in for good measure. eighth grade rally a( Hastings Friday. before, and priced al lhe lowest sume so much and as long us the gap The height from floor to platform nt Our eighth graders, Doris Arentz and the top is 211 feet. The floor area is In history. Como in and lea them between private and public salaries re­ 364.000 sq. feet, by far the largest single before you buy any lire. mains nt its present width. Economy- uninterrupted floor area yet built. The diplomas Those from our school who relentless and ruthless, unmoved by volume Is npproxlmatciy 55.000.000 scored in tlie track meet were: Jimmie 30 x 4.50 $ sympathy, undaunted by opposition or cubic feet. If one can visualize a Quar­ Springer, two firsts and Billy Lord, political expediency—must rule if ter of an orange peel set up on a flat Tire & Tube I Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Collison of Kala­ Michigan la to be saved from bank­ surface, held with a pin at its pointed mazoo spent Sunday afternoon at Mr. ruptcy. top and resting *on a set ot rollers dis­ Only the taxpayer can accomplish tributed under the bottom edge and and Mrs. Glen Morehouse. 4.75—19 $ Billy Lord of Yankee Springs spent this end. and then only by determined then imagine this one-eighth of an effort and organized'forces. Tire & Tube 1 orange peel 203 feet high. 214 feet part of last week with the Springer, wide at the bottom, hinged at the top children. MILO. We sympathize very deeply with our point with a huge hollow forged pin Mr?. George Wood, daughter.Eliza­ and resting on 40 wheels at Its base, he pastor and family in the death of Mrs. beth. and sons Junior and John at­ Would have an idea of what one leaf of King’s brother, the illness pf her moth­ Illness of tended the 4-H club meet at Hastings two that close one end.of- the hangar er and little Theron's hurt Friday. Miss Elizabeth received tier wiHim would or be iiae. like. rtus Not considering me the mi ask.-. Thundw Iran, eighth grade diploma at this time. She •now tta mw .ccumulta on lh,' cxiiects to attend at the Kellogg Agri­ doors or lhe wind pressure against I Mre were. Miss Glenna Osgood. Mrs. May Ooodrode Good rode juul .and Mrs AJrx. Harold cultural scIhxj! next fall. We extend them, the doors alone weigh about 000 «•>' W.'Uuli.rw.UH.n congratulations to Elizabeth. tons for each leaf or 1200 tons for Springer and Glorth Joan and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Bradfield had for each end of the building. Floor space day Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse. Mr. Buesing from Grand Rapids all day guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ed. in acres. 8'.-. Facts about the airship: Finkbelner of Middleville, and Mr. and Largest in the world; normal gasl spent Thursday evening In the Ira Be Mrs. Henry Carpenter of Delton. Call­ volume, 0,500,000 cu. ft. Los Angeles McCallum home. Mr. and Mrs. McCallum spent Sun­ ers at lhe home In tlie evening were. 2.470.000. Graff Zeppelin 3.700.000. Mita Mcda Lechleitner of Barry and Maximum diameter 132 9 it. Gross lift day In Kalamazoo at Thomas Clark's. Mr. and Mrs. Clark Osborne and Mr. 403,000 ibs. Number of engines 8; total William relumed to college. F. VanLuke. horse power 4,480. Maximum speed. NORTHWEST RUTLAND. Mr. und Mrs. Ernest Quick spent 84 miles per hour. Cruising range with­ FLOUR -> FEED -:- COAL -> CEMENT -h UMB DRIVE-IN SERVICE Sunday with their daughter. Mr. and out refueling at 50 miles per hour, Mr. and Mrs. James Burdick of Mrs. Tack and daughter near Banfleld. 10.580 miles. Can carry and operate----------Portland------------------were Sunday - guests of Mr. BRICK TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS ... Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Enzian were five airplanes while in flight. Only and Mrs. Jim Dibble, TELEPHONE 2177 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN HASTINGS PHONE 21 It Sunday evening-visitors of Mr. and non-inflammable helium . gas used. Mias ---------------Marjorie and ■ Master Dale LauMrs. Perris Quick. Their nephew. Law­ Tills is,but a small part of what might baugh and Mbs Marjorie Johnson are rence. of Banfleld, is spending the week be said about this World's Largest entertaining the measles. E BIG SWING I at this home. Dock and Alrihip.-V. R. Wotring. Mr. and Mrs. John Benedict.enter- - Success VS Failure Thousands of girls and boys will be ushered out of our schools and colleges during the next few weeks into the paths of life ... tackle the problems of earning a living In Summer Prepare for Winter They will be Facing Success or Failure! The road to “Failure" is marked by careless habits of needless expenditures and extravamince the wasteful spending of one’s income . indolence and indifference. The road to “Success” is one of frugality, industry and thoughtfulness . . . habits of economy, and a SYSTEMATIC SAVING of a part of one’s income. Save Money On Coal This old bank has had the pleasure of help­ ing many a boy and girl to get started on “the Road to Success.” • Smith Bros. Velte & Company 3% Interest Compounded Semi-Annually on Savings Hastings National Bank Hastings, Michigan Telephone: 2217 Only National Bank in Barry County THE /VJL A//TM/ u-s- TIRES fF are here U. S. GUARD 25 69 Now Is the Time To Fill Your Coal Bin The high heat unit, splendid lasting value, clean burning Quality and low ash content are interesting features that make our SUPERIOR RED ASH POCAHONTAS COAL a favorite. Place your order now while the price is right. Why Wait? jffuto Jport Jhop Prepared ! Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE «, 10K PAGE TEN good attention to the testffhbny. and 1 u-ed to live-ln the adjoining county, so knowing none'of these parties, none of| appreciate your efforts at continuing 11 am not what you might call -a city- the witnesses, none of the jurors, and I < on the matter until you Anally reached : fellow. I know what It u to.live on a learn these various local troubles, and a verdict? . ’ -farm, and to live th a little-town, and disputes, and cliques, and clashes, and I feel I should say a UlUe somiUilng. ’ I k»v«- ‘hat the^e people tn this so forth. I am only interested, of on account of the circumstance? I .county ore entitled to protection, and course. here, in wing that right pre­ think that this community, and this j‘his would have been a terrible mis­ vails tn my Court. I would have gone back to Detroit rather heavy hearted, (Continued from page one, part one* count?. ore entitled to a few remark.'- carriage of justice if yop had not if this had turned out any other way. ___ . . ________________________ from MW I'agreed agreed here. the vuun. Court. here I wenpd wmjld have gone right point. HU ratnarks to the mother of, Whlle T appreciate the fact1 u»» ‘hrough the roof, and would have simply because of my sense of right the girl and the grandparents trholu^t whoe^r was holding but ilnallyi^ *‘inic th‘nga tyflty, < )<”' and duty, and I know that it would seemed to uy lo shield the dirty villain. roruented _and j „nt u, commend .'‘A11. ’ rud have- been rigltf. and if therc had । were most praiseworthy. 'them for that, and I don't want tJ!‘here had been a dWputfiK^iHMIon of been an acquittal it would have shock­ Coming from another circuit, Judge criticize them too hard—I feel that I faCL “ 1 sa)’’ then 1 ’rou,<l lw,ld ed all sense, of right or justice that I Webster could *ay some things that a mUMt ,ay th^t lhls W<1^ a clear-cut whatever you did but there is j nave in my makeup. A disagreement local. Judge would not feel he could '£> def^Le “ limnedTverTcare-<*« f«‘JJ™ »* would have troubled me considerably, aay; but in our Judgment they were -fuH.. !o%,. lf j rouM discover any. und ’thls, <>*' Thc.rc 1,0 de,b*!- Tlietr b because I would know tiiat it was not Uilngt that ought to be said; and we , nol , bought you would be back'no ‘he contrary. There is right, und tliat something had caused are glad the Judge said them. ' withm fif^n mmuUs or a Ulf h“r 1“ clr,n: »«™l«h‘-forward story by the The furors, mdudmg the two who 1“™ nux'mimj>tf corroborated in many particulars ttitutlon tiiat I have been a part ol j held ou: f« a Ume. came to Judge j h*lt. been on the bench for a long [ > United States Attorney for thirty-one y«\w. and am much In- j Webster and thanked him for what he n l ha. ha,. cr,.at deal ol ex-1 lor ‘our >«“s- a,,d sixteen• years terested in. no matter whether it U in] had to say. pie two stating they had L^tce of course and I believe L’he bench. I never had a case, Hastings or Detroit, or -where It is. and I intended to do only the right thing.. ’ discover a. disputed-'.question of' <‘“>‘er as prosecutor ’br as Judge, that is llw judicial system. l am much! but cpuld see they had lost sight of. wnen<.er then? is n disputed where the corroborating, testimony interested in seeing that it prevails. the a „imln.> criminal case. So to those who almost prevented It.' ,H. main issue ...... inin.. „„ b, M « >»« *“ which u> tc protect society from such a , wiih U«. jury n« guitar how <k-•(»■«•■«.. w. ... U.l» c««. 1 h.w I simply aay. In,conclusion. I am sorry pervert us Ostrander. The grandfather ,cute. «-wh.Uwr PXW ■ *»» “> ■*«’>' that you acre on the wrong track, and! and grtndmother of the little girl also , thor.' ... many you almost upset the wheels of jua-j In which : »>»" Uwrr »•» noi any cwrotoraUWI. came to the Judge and acknowledged .(her. ... duputed queaimna ol tten at all; r luv.- had pl.r.iv ol tice. but 1 am very thankful Hut final-< *thal they had been wTong in attempt- ! Where , tlie jury might find cither way. - <■“** whi-re there was a question about ly ■ you did Hu- right thing. To those ing-to shield the daughter and grand- ;or ( where they might disagree, that is. I wlwther lids was tlx* right defendant who acted upon the testimony correct­ daughter by asserting that no wron^ .some think one wav. and some think °r n0‘ Here tiierc was not any question ly ■ from tile start, of course I am very laid been done her. All of you may now go home anotUr So where there is a disputed “• There u no question absut thankful । Believing our readers will be deeply Jquestion of fact, then- u. abaolmcly ‘his being the right defendant; no ■at least feeling Hut you have done duty. Certainly you have deetdnothing for the.court to say. no,mat- ««**■“«« about.‘U cr me having been your . Hwv.Anri ..>■ thev do commiticd. film- U plenty of corrobo- ■ remarks be furnished us by Court Rc- not ' _r. agree ____ at .. ali.7t ... .. b none ----- of ’.Linitn, KS Imnnv tiv wuI u*il tu-wew-w patslbly lx* decided, and be de­ the J rating i.t.-stimony by v-, godd witm —-v 5U-. So : could ' correctly. You may be excused, 'court’s businew. tx-tause as long asp •‘“V- *hat you could disagree on, or cided ' ..(I..-...W.X ,.r !:,<■< •<.«. ! *what out for gl.r Judge Wclwler, rwc., Ihrrr H , dupuW. qurtllnn h"t >vou n" rcould —,u hold ........ — all -• of this —discharged. ■MU «n(ul u.dln< ot «h.i h< h.d 1|M court ■ don’t know Will you. the respondent, please : “wjury for either way they find, or it they I emphasized that it must be on the stand up Have you anything to say Statement By The Court , ________________ . doh't find al all. But where therc ir- testimony., and I ant sure that It was before sentence is passed upon you? The Rrspoiulent: Why, I have, but . Un Rciam of Verdirt, no tui disputed rtixiiKtrH question nucktinn of nf fact, fact then the i something -omethlna else, eUe. because Ik iau.-u- it could r.ftt be The Cour: Member.- of :hc jury. I Court is inrerested. (bn ‘he testimony. Then- wasn't any I don't know ax it is necessary The Court: Well, you have' iieard . • am very glad that you hate thiallv You have a . county up here that 11 testimony the other way. Il there had arrived a: a verdict, and I wish -to enjoy coming to. I uni sure you hive been denials; If there had been dis- what I iuive said lo the jury; I.am abthank you for that. You paid very.lots uf gc.xi people Irr this county. I pute: if therv had been contradictums -olutely convinced of your guilt. I ' ' - • of -testimony, anything to make an is- don't flunk therc is any question about it. in a way. it Is the moat hor- j •__________ hue. tlien all right. rible crime. | have been connected; ■ 1 d0 not wb>1> (0 >u,ve 1( with. The little letter was ‘the most [ la ■■ HI pitiful and appealing thing that has I MJ I ever come to my attention in the court I I Hl ■ KB J ■■WIK ■ room—the poor little child. 11 years I '.ha: ■■ ba’ : •> old. . ♦ —x—. munlty, of-law-abiding citizens, arid a Well, there is|w use in saying any-! OPE SL A T E D I jury must convict, when the evidence is thing more tu you about it. It is a| there. k thing. 1 have • Why. can y<fc imagine wim: tne terrible ....... . ,........... *■ seen letters;; pnweuHM kiwnM i “» >“>■ °‘ " ™» P"­ । sheriff tttwl thtv. prosecutli ......... , - .......... i mitt**d to mv: I have M-en the cnr. ' ’ I respendence that you have had with; ■ to llu-mto perform their duties.women all over the couQtty; 1 don't i going to convict, wiwn th* testimony is know what Is wrong with you.—some-1 । tlH-:e? 1 do not know what would hap- thing tn-in a sex standpoint. .1 hare । l»i to tins community if juries do no: learned of your various experiences; jsense their obligations -utTir.cntly to with women, which have been many.I I net when the testimony U ix-ftire them I find, and finally you have got your-1 ’elf Inly this boat. You have cun-1 | clearly and convincingly. | So tlwt.flnally. your iigi<-c)ng, I .“ay. tiyuoil. even ’’.nee you have been. In; [is greatly to Im- comnu-nded' becatfw the Jail, t fnid. in writing to them-! it gives us faith again. A \ >nd Ymir wife divorced you over another j ja judge. lascs faith m the jury sya- woman affair that you had. nnd Hu-ni tcm. if the Jury Is nol going to.do iliek went burnt with you, and trim you I had this affair. : You hlyn n very fine daughter. I I obligation, the Chur: on lhe benrh has an obligation. and. the jury has an obli­ undt-:-..tandvyp»r have a very flne wife, gation We arc all arm- ot'th< Court and a Bru- son-in-law. 1 am sorry fed ■ them. / to sec that Justice is done, and if in­ jury falls in their part nf it. it is not । Th<- biilu-thlng I can sc* in yquri icmly a challenge to the jury system, but fnvur Is that a sex crime neveFseemed I IGfl Vienna Sausage Pkg. 10c It is a sertuus altualion for nhycom- to me to lx- m> bud a-; a crime of rob- ‘ i munlty. . ■ bery. or y hold-up, or a gun affair. I Ret) Salmon ... Tin 19c I I feel.sorry for this mother, and the I grand-parents. I do hot want to lx* t>x>। have not. so far ns I know, had any] Shredded Wheat Biscuit harsh ujxiri them, either. ’ because I experience in any other lines pf crime.' pk«. 10c and for that I am thankful. Your; Ion the wfong aide of tlie tabic here. •.ransgressioiiH seem all to be confined, BRILLO .... •They-should hair been on this side to the -(-x prbpoMttott. I have learned •' ■of the table. assisting in every way the of an.affair yj>u hud even in the court! prosecution. A young girl, eleven years ■|<,um- with some woman over tn Ciiar-' Told, ravished, and.the dearest, sweetest lotte. Always sex. Perhaps ypu arc_to I be pitted from that standpoint. " I, don t know what the cause or ground ■ tlie mother aMbting the man to <-;<ape Delicious and nourishing. Made Klb. . It is too b.id. I hope that it is not too Tin-, case It so M-rioiK.—this effort| from lhe choicest cocoa Eeani. Tin ilntc. I am sorry thnt she Is no: here.— that succeeded in getting tlw mother; of. the child, and grandparents, lined I up with you, wiu -o serious. ulmoM rc-1 Mr.Barnett She k h< Tomatoes Larg« sue ‘ The court: Well 1 w. ' lilting in what would hav^ been n' ■what I am saying. I w.i ,jlnitribl! miscarriage of justice,, thnt if! I the motlwr that R b» nt I you were a younger man, I should f:-'-'' Corn . GOLDEN Can 10c ‘ -and to the grandpa: v<fti iue. I tffmk that the nature of; I the enme and the circumMances sur-i J Change front right nov hounding it. are such that the Court ;unvictmn on the right W-FIYEW % More Than Ever Before $ AV IN G S DEPOSITS I Are the Preferred American Investment The American Goverment itself is com­ mending the sound bank as an eminently safe place for one's’savings. Savings Deposits in this old bank have always been worth I 00 cents on the dollar —earning 3% interest, compounded semi­ annually. * Geywibudet No investment is more American, or contributing more to a return to prosperity. A* Your savings deposited in the bank puts more money into the Channels of Com­ merce and will help to start the wheels of industry. * * *1 ★ ★ Pen-Jel *«••■ For nearly 50 years this bank has stood for the best commercial interests of this community. A * * 9c j"; Hershey's Cocoa c Post Toasties Hc IGR Vinegar . . IGA Beauty Soap Quart 15C 2 Bar. 15C CLEAN QUICK SOAP CHIPS 4^ 25c Pound Package Marshmallows p*-« 10c ICR Cookies thhdandy Pkg- 29c Mustard LYH aV&n/.TJZ IRA.KP FRontTTS. aMl .fob nETAlui AT YOUR IO! GROCERS FAESH Fl Quart Jar 15c IGA Crepe Toilet Tissue 3 H.n. 19c pQETABLE! <■ u i,r : advised, .or influenced.iind because I maximum jriialty of the statute, which•some hifliience has .‘uccotled nr put-h' life: but,.I. have decided not to do l ting you oil the wr(>ng side of tin- tabfe| ‘ba‘ • . ' up :i> tins' point, doe.- tr7t mean tiiat i My ia.-k.—eVcn though my feelings' you still cannot do what i* fight from I1-'1' Mrong uihjii the question.—this isnow bn. You owe it to this lit’.;- girl;l **»'«• part of 'my duty thnt I do not like. ryou owe t: to Hu* county; you-owe it [J ‘htnk the duty.of the Jury, as I have* ‘i<it: with titc;w-.ir^-ie.u- My duty is not easy ommUnit apd ii .-. with|-°r me to jx'rform. I do not itkj to; and GROVE. r-pondttit is, • nd anv man to j«tl. and I dislike very 1 Mrs Rom much M-ndins gnv man to jail for a ■ have anybody :->ng term | r. alije that tfreral court-, . him. and hate <nllifted life maximum in com • ( n an- getting’ along rilqily. < • I ray* where the surrounding nrcutn-! hear that Martha ThomiMbn. stances were not anywhere near a» that y.ni have that it did: :< vultiiHf in this ca^-. but even so. Mury Ailf-nlips. Bcrriita Hadub.ituth yw better get tt out of you eighth I cannot do that. If you were a ®nd Mixli stu Kmnie . .received ------ .... —. vouager man. I might, but I under, grade diploma? at Haalinn on Friday. -land you are fifty-eight years uf agr.|c°P®ratul*J‘",1“, did happen • •» i A g-xMi Childrens Day proqram was ' u” •'’"'idny evening. Tin- young Respondent: Correct. children, and the commtltccTiw- Court: Tin- senu-nre of the ourt Is that you-bc confined in the.an' ‘u ,)C I’niiscd fur Hie success of mt ■L’jr? und Mr>. Claude Williams ।nut less than fifteen, nor more than tw* iity-ffir vearx. ----- — ----- —. ——» Till- jury may be ducliarged, und 01 -'‘o»»e visited recently ui Willard Stic u not. again. 1 thank you. ' Dcmond's -----. I Next Sunday evening will be Old People's Night at Hie Qummunity servthn is! Dav rvmg were' ice and F. P. Arthur of Detroit will i- iMWfo'rnud a duty ’.dalia anti ai'-e a lecture. "The Safec of ik-llutny.'' that a duty, strictly, tix a in Is-e Stanton.' froln Chica-i Mr Aruthyr preached his first sermon it is a duty as n will stay with her at Vup-1 here about fifty years ago. Ohl and iron, ^nd he -!Toc.'- notwithsfand- daha r the present. Jack Warner. | HHing are all invited to attend. r the stTong lotts ihn: Jiavc been . ..tv Hill. Mr and Mr.-'. Fred1 Trie I, A. Si was entertained at the mad. : direction, have been Long from Battle Cru k and Mr-. Ella . home ol Hu- president. Mrs. Stella K< 1’ Miccex.f-ul, and Garlmgrr from CuStlfton. j si-y. Thursday afternoon A good pro- ■ commended on handled Mrs Gt oritm Sam.wn of Quimby will gram wa-s given and u fine -supper herself, nnd wh Teach -ti-.c fnjng school next year. < served by Club'No. 2. ■ t), jlr. Jani? Mc_ i C|audl, wood pf Hastings was in meet Cann’ Jarie Shreader and Grand Rapids Tuesday for another man of Grand Rap-1 radium treatment. He-was quite s|ck ; ,... . .... ..,,, Kirk Wileox of Cont- following it but was better at the last' I Greve. Mr. Und Mr- Elroy Tobias. Mrs rejxsrt. ’ • । Ola Ht-rnry und Mr and Mrs. Frank ..................... ‘ Ha.«Mr. and Mr? Gilbert Scott-uf i Heenan of Hostings. i tings. Mr. and Mrs. Warney Kebey loci ”r i Out seventh gruders - ... who had (ii>{l family visited with Jesse Cha»w j Tncasies will "te ” the examination .and family on May 29. intended t< for those unable (o write the Mr nnd Mrs Warren Coolbaugh viaIteiT Mr. and Mn Nell Smith in Mid- j that >* “ hw™ «•»!। land over the week end. ! Mr. and Mm. Melvin Mason and 'Jf i-' . *“ »«> family of Union City. Indiana, visited ;„ t l’ , Jj!. J‘’, June 1ft at Mr, Beverwyk's Harve und Jahn Woodman and fam­ bl’ to'-r ti'ut \Xtl«. •> Xw* 's'". Mr and Juhn Perr>’ Mr ilies on Sunday and Monday. May 29. that f --e kind of Mr> LoU «“a«ded the 30 . •the ftoft-r St.? ’and ,n^hH'uwral of Wilhi Heyderbcrk at WayMr. and Mrs. E. S. Thompson and! ...c nat.on uirhw. and the opposite Hand Sunday. '. Mr and Mrs Walter TTtompaoti visit­ tana of fauiil'.f-i of course, are the u-n*s! ed tn Ohio-the nnt uf last-week. that are not .only not helpful w their■.. Blessings may come m duguisc. Mt commututie.-. but are detrimental. I trouble has never been known to wear Some people can do any thing—except ; I come in. a stranger, of course,.jamask. live within their income. e HASTINGS CITY BANK The Bank With the Chime Clock’' 4 CAPITAL $75,000.00 SURPLUS $50,000.00 WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN In Your Next Cake Use K C Baking Powder and notice the fine texture and large volume. ■ Because of its high leavening strength you use less than of high priced, brands and are assured of perfect results In using ITZ*BAKING llv POWDER SAME PRICE FOR OVER 40 YEARS u 25 ounces for 25c ICs Double Acting GET THIS COOK BOOK FREE I MaH Oils coupon with 4c in stamps forpoiUaa •"dpacklng and you willracaivg the KGCooh’a JAQUES MFG. CO., OOCAOO, ILL Coak's Baah AMrus. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE «. 19M PAG* OVERSTOCKEDSALE A REAL SALE WITH A REAL REASON! We MUST Have Cash . . . We MUST Liquidate Our Stock . . . This Is No Fooling, It’s the Absolute Truth . . . 1932 Values . . . 1932 Styles . . . 1932 Depression Prices ■ ^juiy^ SALE STARTS WEDNESDAY in June. Everything on Sale . . Nothing Reserved 200 PAIRS OF WOMEN’S Men’s Sport Oxfords \ ] SAVE Morning, JUNE 8, 1932 At EIGHT o’Clock Sharp I 9 H Black and white,’ brown and white, brown and tan. new prices. Which Must Be Sold Women’s Fine Arch Support Shoes , STYLE FOOTWEAR and ARCH FOOTWEAR. O I And They Will Go Fast At Thia Price! I ENDICOTT JOHNSON 3 "First Come First Served” PAIR Girls’ 1932 Novelty Dress Shoes Genuine Supreme Arch Brace Footwear Men’s Police Shoes Btiill-In Arch AU. SIZES st. 11 <J I ■ ,p . rA In Whites, Black Kids, Patent Leathers — Sandals, Pumps, Straps and Ties $2—.( Men’s Black $1 79 Dress Oxfords 1 ~ Qi Brand New Styles!-- ’r ■ Genuine built in .hankie Black or brown kid. ■ Not Riveted. M Graduation Styles They Automatically C Supjtorts Double Ci Elk S » SIZES For Women Goodyear Wet They Fit Combina­ tion Lasts. Size Range All Feet AA to EE Men’s Genuine CALFSKIN OXFORDS ON THIS SALE NOW AT ONLY Made bv ENDICOTT JOHNSON 100% Leather Our Very Best Styles in One Big Group of Women’s and Young Girls' Styles! WOMEN’S SHOES Sport Oxfords FARMERS, NOTICE/ Here’s Two KBig Values in Men’s Work Shoes Including Our EnJoie $5.00 Style Shock. Now all One Price- jU ■ Men's black Scout Shoe or captoe shoe. One price only— Sale Price Only 40 -7— $<•88 Boys’ Black Dress Oxfords JOr boys* black and white or brown and white spprt oxfords 3 Big Styles Work Shoes All sizes up to big' 6 Plain Toe (k v Misses’ Straps & Sport Oxfords a JaL The Very Latest in Sport Shoes! White Elk or Smoked Elk Color. Your Choice of Many Styles lnf*sXSoft ■ H Slippers or shoes ■ 98 $«49 Ghillie Composi­ tion Sole Moccasin Toe, Composition Sole. All Sizes 6-11. Sale Price Only Flat or Cuban Brels A Pair A Pair! °"'B'g Gro“1’ Infants’ Slipper#. Oxfordj Wft ■ ^B i Bi, Group Play Oxford. and Sandal. lllark and while, .moke, . or all black All Sire, from 3 to 7 1 BIG GROUP ALL SIZES . W\ ■ |^Fw«w>’.F<Ui Slipper. ^B Ik ■ nu'k ^B KIJ tN 1-Strapor Boudoir 1 Crmjp Misses’ Straps or Oxford. ' ■ Wt ■ ^B Genui"' Ball Band Gym Shoe. HORTON’S SHOE STORE 109 WEST STATE ST. - - NEXT TO MYER’S 5 and 10c STORE - - HAS.TINGS, MICHIGAN 'B W ■ �the PAGE TWEIiVl COURT HOUSE NEWS Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Hastings banner. Wednesday, june s. 1132 I Out ,<ch<xil closed May 20 with u tended the; picnic dinner at the schoolhouse fob Sunday fun- lowed by games nnd spoils Oui BUILDING AND loan E*t. of Marqui» E 3«gu nd p» tition tor probate der allowing ciaim> entered. tmal ac•tount and receipts tiled, order allowing account, discharge of Admr. issued, fcs- _ - She WMi presented with a tovo* rtl:.-. president of’Barn’County Minis-1*^ breakfast mH and other Rifts as. teria! Avocution. chairman. 1 Gleens of the love and esteem in which Battle Creek Y. W C. A invyes’61* •* h,ld b>’ isupils and patrons of Barry county girls to camp with them th* *cbool. at their beautiful eamp site on Gull: Mr> **• Cogswell of Lakeview Is, lake July 8 to August ?. Four differ- spending the summer with her daigh-j ent periods, 86 00 per week. ... Mrs. Eathel Fisher of Hastings U| tor violation of the Itquor law. Cap­ tain Hatch showed tlie boys through Mayipg with her parents. Mr. and Mrs in an excellent manner which was very Fred Harry and helping to care, fori her father, who U 111 and confined to1 much appreciated. • Miss Helen Slocum passed the. Page Sunday afternoon. • eighth grade examination held at Has-1 Est. Kenneth Stanley Reese. dec'dJ MIm Dorothy Shillngton and Miss tings recently. training ,amp on Torch lake. August Final account .of guardian. Josephine Hedges attended the eighth. Sunday school next Sunday at 10:30' 2-j.Beptrmber 3rd. 125 High school EM. Endsley I. Gray. deed. Bond­ o’clock and the following Bunday,1 boys from all over lower Michigan will ed Admr. tilt'd, k-uen ot Admr. tatted. June. 19. Sunday school al 10:30 o'clock attend thu uonderful camp and train­ Eat. Endsley L Gray, dee d. Final ac­ followed by preselling at 11:30 and ing scliool for Christian Leadership. count filed, order .allowing account en­ Cluldren's Day, exercises. You are tered. dlschanre of guardian iwued. «Radio stations in the U. S. have only and Mrs Croilord and Wm. Dixon til cordially Invited. 828 000.0W invested in their >uti<M; . Grand Rapuu spent Sunday with Mt Mrs. Mill!* Fuller wu a Sunday aft­ while 81.0Ol.0U0.fXX) is invested in re­ ----------------- . and Mr*. George Dixon and Mrs. Gifernoon caller at Frank Cogswells and ceiving acts by the listening public. ihc National Conference of Boys’ Work ford. .* Owen Varney's in Lakeview, t Shares Continue to Be A Safe Investment for Surplus Funds Rational ffioan &. Inuegfment flrompamt '* OlJut Building and Loan Association 1250 Griswold St., Detroit Euabliihcd 188V J. L. Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings �THE HARTING* BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE I. IBM PAOB TXIWH— Hastings High School Graduating Class of 1932—Continued Pork Roast CENTER CUTS SHOULDER WWfRI ECONOMY RULES" Lb gc PORK STEAK 2 - 15c BEEF ROAST Te“y Lb 10c FRANKFORTS RING BOLOGNA LIVER SAUSAGE PORK CHOPS Is, 3 - 29c DRY SALT PORK - 7c BACON SQUARES SLICED BACON 2 25c STEAKS HAMS ■ PLAN FEEDERS DAY at ctatc cm i rrr' Lame* aio wni erve Airnwuerry Al o I A 11 UULLCut ifhoricake with tfc,«.ir-dinner on ThursI day. June 1H. to which all are invited. Livestock Owners Invited to In- Gertrud..- Gn-kill and Sylvia Fisher .peel Animals Used In Past ’W'" *“•' »' "" >■»- WANTTO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN ,i LOOK FOR THE MONITOR TOP for Lowest Cost Refrigeration GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY PHONE 2101. GENERAL ALL-STEEL HASTINGS, MICH. ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Year's Tests of Rations si,. a...,u IVrtif and children",?East Landing—Michigan -livestock • turned from Grandville Thurtday owners are invited to Michigan State j when- they visit' d at the hmmi of Mrs. College. Friday. June 10. to Inspect lhe ' Webb’s i-ter^-Mrs. C. B. SherUooJ a stock which has be. n itMtd to tc«i var- few days last week. * 'rous kinds and ^CHinta of Jre«**buhej Friends of Mrs. Wayne Gay formpast year's triula and tn hear a report „rly of tlllh r(.Krrt lo hcar lhal ■ul the Comparative values at th.- ra- .lu- underwent a major dperaUon Suturday al a hospital in Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mis. Emil Schwuchn* .... .. ... sjicnt eluded In the experiment.*. >o every ... lite week end at Leslie with farmer will'be able tu see how ditf.-r- daughter and family. Mr. und Mn. Tom Howard. ■ | the particular kind of livestock he Last Week's Items belli" sent in on jowtis. The* feeding trials have been ■ conducted^ by the'animal husbandry Saturday- prevented us front giving a department fur several years. Pari of report of the Memorial day program" the trials check previous findings and which was livid al tlie church the 2»Lh. An unusually large crowd attended ami i purl are new experiments. One nf the new trials. t» it compara­ tlie orchestra nuisir was excellent, also tive test with dratt, colts to determine the Other music and recitations which the amount of feed needed b^llw.- ani.- were well rendered and the addfru of [mats to-make, -atlsfiictory gains in the day, by the pa-tor. Miss Bissie M. weight. The rition tested wn- made u-ri CO,,IU no1 excelled, making of car aim. whole oat-, and mix- d" ru‘e l'r”wam. in general which ialfalfa hay nnd oat straw. Tim c.'iltr'''Dune c-njoyetL [were uinten-d in o;wn .JmL-'-and fed, . A •sbf,rl prayf-r servkt' was held Frlin rack- outdoor*. On.- lot ot c„u.:'•’•‘.vaftrrnowi for the twin biy babm.made an average gain ot 2.4 pound.-1•',r;,,n<l -Mn’. Il,,v Fltnnum.-. *lio daily ___ — il'a& ed away a short time after, birth. ‘The trials with oats, barley, and mn-. ■./”?' Burro*“h' ha' ««»w ’? for flnidiiru: beef cattle are cmtimia-,“**’• w‘th •wk tions <d previous t« t.< Thex- trial,! *“ Archi* '• ' have nmj been carried on fur a :;ih•'<l' ''ar,ivr ,>as “1 th'* ck-nt length of time to • how quite <1.-fl-!'*“»»« h3n* “» Druto1 d*Inltcfy how the/- grain* rank in value. J”' „ ’• l The forenoon program include* an I L'"'rr"‘ S7'‘frS ',3tt * s‘'rfUr. u Inspection of all animals u.mcJ in tim “ni-,T r,of, ,n,s *liO de-it.s. Luncheon will be >ld al noon; ,‘Uf ' rt “ttJIat tlw horn-- <» til-, liniigl)m tne the airat-i Mr.l Uhur,,..,,. K a A tiramcr. .>m-r i . run uaooratory. t>. . .... . : ............. .. ... Blksfleld; Fred Smith. Vandaha; John ’rb Thureday atterr.o-m with Mix Sharkey. Bellevue; and members of thei !»" ,n**r" Collcx<- department of animal huvtwn- i*n V* Mr dry will appear on tlw afternoon pro- i8*’^ h.**d T‘,”5<‘lhe aBC V1 75 gram 'il,l,rt *’L& home with hl.-, chll-| - "„.t r ■' Idren since the death of his wife five' STATE ROAD. VW,ra “R0 ' CRESSEY. !children nud Mr. and Mrs. Jasper] Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roltenn and j Cooley all ot Hastings, wslted Mrs family of Augusta visited Mr. and Mrs ,Lena Becker and family Sunday. Ribert Cosgrove,Sunday . I James O'Connor, who is working Mrs. Till Conycr v'hlced her daugh-1 ‘ near Jackv&n spent the week end with ter. Mrs Lena Acker nt Kalamazoo I his family hc^v. Mr. and Mrs Harry Scoby and baby Mr. tind Mr- Delbert Enziun. Mrs i l of Hastings spent Sunday with Mr. land Mr*. Vcrn Cotton and Lavanche. Conyer and Cash Bissell of Richland ' Mr. und Mrs. Andrew Kennedy nnd• • spent Monday at Lansing. j Mrs., Moore of Kalamazoo , family, ino-.iiy. visited \isiiea her iht father. laini-r. Edd r-uu I>-1 we.. . . ...... . . visited' . Mott, und family of south Hastings, 1 Barber and other, friend* in ----- ... th!* this VtelniLr vicinity nn on TV-mratlnn Decoration rtav Day. Sunday. Mr.'and Mrs. Swurtout from Grand; ' ^trAand Mr.- Fred Kennedy and i Barbara Jean siient the week end with Rapids, spent Sunday wills Mr. and, Mrs. Arthur shorter. i Mr. nnd bfrA William Smith. Mrs. Wm. White spent a couple of' i Mr. and Mr- Clyde Miller i.nd.Huljbert Chilson of Battle. Creek, visited days last,week with her ton. Waiter.•' Mr. and Mrs. James Sotluird Sunday nnd family at Parchment. Mr. and Mi ..Cluy Barber attended i evening. " ■ Clarence O'Connor of Lake Odessa a ■ mall carrier's banquet nl Middle-1 spent last week al lhe Jack O'Connor villc Saturduy'eTt-nlng. . home. । Mr. nn.1 Mnu Ward Baine o( Ha*^ '■ Mr: nnd Mrs. Elmer Willison and! I tings visited last week with Mrs. Mary daughter. Marietta, Mis* Viola WilliO’Connor nt her home here. sen and Stewart Waters spent- Sunday? FAIR LAKE. with the former’s grandmother al. ! Tlw Kingsley Ladies' Aid Society Stanton, Michigan. 'meets June 15th. Wednesday for sup­ 'Sunday visitors at Mr. and Mrs.। . per with Mrs Allen Oriffln Clate Loudens were. Mrs Jf-nnie Lyon* [ Mrs. Mildred Fritz and children und and son. Albert’of near HanQeld. Mr. Mil- Evelyn Knowles have motoied to and Mr>. Whitebeck of Crooked lake, Altamont. Illinois, to visit tor lhe week. also Mr. and Mrs, Andy Louden and Ernest Collins and wife of Lake Kenneth of lhe Polley district Odessa were week end iiucaU at Mason Mason Newton. Mrs. Mac SchaufFonthey's hauwr and daughter. Katie, ot Delton i Mrs. Wesley Norris and son Claud of und Mrs. Ikwsle Water* Visited Albert Caritou Center spent Sunday ut Clay Schaufha-.iH-r at ‘tlie .University hospl-; Rorabecks II tai at ................. ......... ............. They _____ Ann ArbortSpnday found Vida Williamson U- home from tlfc j him feeluu a very little better. hospital after an opciatlon lor AppenMr.- Vesta Silcox spent last week dlciUs. land with relative* at Jack*on. | ROUND, SWISS or SIRLOIN Wholes or Shank Half No. 2% Size Cans. Full Ripened WHIM ECONOMY RULES' Ginger Ale Broken Sliced 24-oz. bottle No Bottle Charge Or o.'Li.vcr; c. ORANGE, LEMON, • LIME. ROOT BEER. STRAWBERRY Cheese 7 Mild Full Cream RALSTON'S WHOLE WHEAT CEREAL NOODLES Broad or Fine Encore Egg /6-oz.pkg. TEA SIFTINGS BULK TEA BAKED BEANS or LIMA BEANS 1.lb. Can pkg. 19c pkg. 5c lb. 10c lb. 23c *can 5c Eight O’clock Coffee N.B.C Graham Crackers 25 can RED BEANS or RED KIDNEY BEANS 1-lb.Can lb. N.B.C. COCOA NUT FINGERS qt. jar RAJAH SALAD DRESSING lb. pkg. TEA Grandmother'* Black or Green qt.jar QUEEN OLIVES Hokum Larg. Bread Grandmother’^ Highest Quality 5c 15c 25c 29c 25c HSor< ‘4‘J JLlULL/ Laundry Soap ^hi,tEath 12“* 25 c Friday Saturday Only SHREDDED WHEAT, POST TOASTIES KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES 2 pkg*. 19c 2 pkg*. 19c DEL MONTE PEACHES Halve. No.^.i»ean ISc WHITE -------- ----------------------------------------HOUSE MILK Large Can. - can* 2&. 5 A&P FOOD STORES TH. Grut A.tk>& & Puife T.. Co. �FAOB FOPRTgBN FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!! $15,000.00 STOCK OF J. M. SCHWARTZ, INCLUDING MEN’S DRESS AND WORK CLOTH­ ING, FURNISHINGS AND SHOES, DAMAGED BY FIRE AND SMOKE... NOW BEING SOLD DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC FOR WHATEVER PRICE THEY WILL BRING FOR QUICK SALE! ► Arise to This Mighty Opportunity ... A Positive-DeterminedTerrific Sacrifice of High Grade, Dependable Merchandise! We Shut Our Eyes to FORMER PRICES When Marking These Goods . . . DON’T FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE SAVINGS! X' BE HERE EARLY—OPENING DAY, FRIDAY, JUNE 10—9:30 A. M. SHARP ONE LOT bNE LOT MEN’S Rubber Boots Work - Dress Shoes (a VK ONE LOT ONE BIG LOT Men’s Work Pants *Val. to $2.50. Fire sale price, pair— V«/V Men’s Athletic ONE LOT Men’s Dress OXFORDS DAMAGED BY FIRE FIRE SALE c I Men’s Athletic I Stylish Bow Ties tzVV ■ price, each— I Bow tie.. V.l, {<1/* I loSOc. Fire .ale WORD TO THE PUBLIC! Val. to 50c Out They Go At 29* 19c We will not sell to dealers One Lot Men’s Felt One Lot Men’s Harvest Men’s Short Sleeve* Ankle Length Straw Hats Vat to $1.00 Fire Sale marked in plain figure* All merchandise g Mri 4 P«‘> Val. V.l to $1.50. BF ir. sale price, .Fire ONE LOT Dress Shirts Val. to 5c FIRE SALE Slightly Smoked Val. to $1.50 Men’s Collars Straw Hats For Dreis 2 Pant Suits Val. to $9.00 One Lot Men’s ONE LOT ONE LOT MEN’S HIGH GRADE Dress Pants Val. to $2.85 Fire Sale « One Lot Boys* One and Big lot. Val. to $3.50. Slightly Soiled 49* 98* Val. to $26.50 Fire Sale * ♦ FIRE SALE EACH c ONE LOT HEAVY BALL BAND Men’s Heavy Jersey Men'* Coat Sweaters Winter Caps $2.50 Value Fire Sale Val. to $1.50 Fire Sale 69 X9* RUBBERS DAMAGED BY FIRE Val. to $2.00 49 15 Years of RELIABLE MERCHANDISING In This City JM Schwartz 126 South Jefferson Street 39 Jersey Gloves 19c Val. to $15.00 Fire Sale nn MEN'S MEN’S Values to $1.00 Fire Sale Men’s Overalls Men’s Canvas and 98* Overcoats Men’s Suits One Lot Boy*’ I Knicker K Pants ■ I ONE LOT SLIGHTLY DAMAGED BY SMOKE 39c Union Suits HUNDREDS of OTHER BARGAINS Too Numerous to Mention OPEN EVERY EVENING ONE LOT Val. to $1.00 FIRE SALE Val. to $3.50 Fire Sale Tennis Shoes 4 Men’s Work Shirts each— V.l. lo Sl.oo. Fire sale price, Union Suits Shirts & Shorts Dress Hats ONE LOT MEN’S FIRE SALE PRICE, PAIR DAMAGED BY FIRE DAMAGED BY FIRE . FIRE SALE 39 One Lot of Men’s Hose 9W® HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Remember THE TIME and PLACE f t »• �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 9. 1932 HOPPERS WILL SING Orville Tobias ot Detroit and Floyd IF CROPS ARE GONE Tobias of Kalamasoo spent Saturday night and Sunday with their parents. Early Hatching Shows This Pest Will Eat Michigan Crops Unless Poison* Bait Is Used East Lansing—That perennial pest, the grasshopper, which harassed the Biblical father* and which »UU sings' among the rums of Uw farmer's hope*. Is due to destroy crops in many Michi­ gan sections this year unless early control measures art- used according to Uie department of entomology at Michigan Blate College. Tlie itopfiers have already been ob- % Mr*. Vida Phillipa spent part of last week ut Elmer Hathaway's Jn Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. George DeMotl and family entertained the following gw.-*!* Sunday before Decoration Day;. Mrs Eva Newton, her daughter and hus- enemy cuts down their numbers. Mr. and Mrs. Dodge visited ha The daniMt done by the Insect can mother tn Grand-Rapid*. Sunday lx- Mopped If poison bait la prc|mn-d Ralph Skidmore of Virkxburg visitand used before they become too large, llv bait .should be distributed as soon us all (He IIimtU have hatched If «iif-' found, The hatching is presumed to liave been completed. * The potMin bait can be pre|>ared Thursday. after :>jiciidlng four months much mote’ cheaply u enough u> *up- : with her grandparents. Mr. and Mr*. Joe Ncvitl und grand­ daughter, Ruby. from East Leroy visgroup of far met*. County agncultiual agents will suirrvtM- tlie miking. If I ing the mutti|H. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Holcomb nnd daughter. Mrs. Howard Johnson, of The formula lor preparing the bait should be obtained from county ngricultural agents or from th- college cntomology department al East Lansing. Tlie {toison should be spread thinly on headland., mid along fence rows. The lio|>|M.-rs' dp not die immediately after eating the poison but-they immediately Mop eating. son Thursday. । Miss Geraldine Halverson t-niertainled.MUa Lenora pew of Hasting* last his COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Castle and Frederick entertained their .cousins. Mr. and Mrs - Donald Moore and son, i David, of.Harbor Springs, .Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilson and tun ot Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Ijaoc DeBack and Norma Castle. I was very interesting and the rest of the program -under lhe direction of; Mrs. Dori* Hyde ' was also much en-, joyed. We were pleased to have the veterans of the Civil war with us once more and liope they will be able to be here nest ytar and more years to land. Sunday night Mr. and Mrs Slukeber und son of, Kaiamaxoo visited Mr and Mrs Johtf Doster over the wtk end. Monroe of Kalamazoo wire caller# at Mr. and Mrs. lAfen- and Eugene Garrett of Doster *|xnt Sunday with Mr. nn<| Mr*. Verne CaltArop’s Sat­ urday. . I Harry Kililck of Dorter Ls visiting Mrs. Fred Smith and daughters, ac­ niece. Mrs l-aVern Calthrop. and companied by Mr* Jackson and yutjr ill* rcrlbe. visited the. Kellogg camp at. family this week Mr. and Mr». LewelNorth Hne lake Sunday. Surely Mr lyn Erb of Grand Ledge were guest*' week. Kellogg has built fur lilni.se]f a iimiiu- tut ' There will be Children's Day exerelse* at lhe ebureh next Sunday night The Triple Link club will be etilertained by Mrs. Edna Cutie Friday, ti,,,., la ' Investing Safely interested in Standard Building and Loan Plan It baa been going along serenely for 39 years, paying Ita Certificate Holders 5 returns, without doing any tricks with their money. Standard investors hold' certtncates that have been 100 rente on Ute dollar, and earned 5%. cash dividend* for 39 years. Never I. L. MAUS & SON Mill uf HtutliiihT. Mrs, Mary Shed Ihrltoii. Mr and Mt.-. Cu.v'iius Hugh Hastings, Michigan ir Ketchum lampbril nr,d family. E E Calm* and family mg;- visited Lloyd Owm. nm Is sja-nding some time with berj daughter. Mr* Clarence Campbell. Pete Haynes and wife of Harting.4 ------- ------------ ----- -—-------arid also Lloyd Hayne* of Urbandale Walter Campbell and family Bunday at visited at Henry U-maarSunday • Freeport. John Lammers and wife minn.-Jcd the ----- ... . < funeral of Mr* Eugene Conhn of OtThe partiM. a political sharp writes, sego otic day last week are finding it hard to get the keynote We art- .sorry to Ivar ot the auiotno- of a successful campaign. The keynote bile-accident of Will Shriber ol Ha.-- of a successful campaign, as you tings lart week and hope lie will soon know. Is dough. —Boston Herald. purchsiat- them, although some tiU'-makers call them QUALITY at new low prices. cstra plies. Famous Lifetime Guaranteed to woods Have you taken the Treasured Trails and mountains ... to lakes and streams? Toother places—other towns—other scenes drum those in which you live? / TIRES SUPERTWIST CORD Bill husky handsome Goodyears—QUALITY tires within reach of all—built by Goodyear processes, w ith Goodyear craftsmanship, and measuring irp to Goodyear standards in every way—at prices so low you can afford new rubber all around. St SA4e-8I $/t65 4inVrh.. S«I4(«-S« Slngla «4-79 Tub* ai.OJ s«i4 7S-a« 1. I >.M - I. nil sr»vs l »ch «^ln l-r*. SlnaU 04. «7 Tub. •!« Sln<l. •J'** Ms Fath n^ln Pr.. «<«• «. Sln<Ie *5-41 Tub. •!.«> WFlnPr.. Sinti. 9*.»> Tub. 91.17 >• x S...-X. 11 1 C.1X-X1 Sinti. 9*-75 Tub. ai.is < In Pt.Sinti. 99-15 Tub. 91-41 >«x sb o.s. a. SSX4 S/f ®* S/fx* 4.IW. Sinti. S4.lt Tub. ^C . _ So inexpensive! So pleasant and restful. Get your copy of “PLACES TO GO" from any Standard Oil Service Station. Just pick out the spots you’d like to sec — get the family together and start. Make iLn_§yjiduy outing—a week-end tour—or an extended trip through several states. <1 I..h *6L’ •7’i ■V larh Single »*-4i Tub. gl.OX Start now—this week-end—to go to places you’ve never been before. Out in the country—through ic fruit lundsin the pure, clear air of the ridcr horizon. sex 4-M-SS r.eh n^Fln Fra. Sinti. 95.15 Tub. 9I.0X Sinti. »4 .«• Tub. Me SAV35 > Each In Pr». Sinti. 97-59 Tub. 91.39 Othcr sixes equally low. These prices are for cash. GOOD USED TIRES $1.99 UP. EXPERT VULCANIZING Heavy Duty Truek&Bue Goodyear Pathfinder 6.50-30 6 00 20 ' STANDARD RED CROWN —lhe better gusohne—cuts the cost of motoring and increases the pleasure of travel. This brilliant, powerful, satin-smooth.fuel was especially developed (or people who de­ mand the utmost performance from gaso­ line at the lowest possible cost. With hot weather here you need a gasoline o( high anti-knock value, yet seasonably adjusted to prevent danger of vapor lock. STAND­ ARD RED CROWN BURNS CLEAN AT ANY SPEED. Get Your Cofiy of "PLACES TO GO" TM« booklet i« profusely ilhtstratrd. Li>f» hundred* of t»‘rtiutjng pUcr« ‘‘in the grexi MiLiUWr.i I'eth you where they *rr-~*nj bow tn get there. *15.00ln*^Jj, ainsl* lino 30a5 Blasis 115.60 . 33x3 *14.87 m pal,J •16.60,,-i^ atnsla SU.3S Blafle 117.10 TRADE OLD TIRES for new Goodyear All-Weathers Bross Tire and Battery Shop North Michigan Av.nu. 'What is your cdfr to you? A mere machine to get you around, of a friendly agent to help you get tbc most out of life? Are you really getting all the possible pleasure from that car of yours? Phone 2482 Hailing*, Michigan Smith & Doster When You Buy7 Standard Gasoline Ask for “Places to Go STANDARD RED CROWN THE BETTER GJSOLUU'E STANDARD OIL COMPANY �Mrs Hattie Cool of Ionia visited Memorial Day “was properly ob­ Id nelghbont and friends in this vicin. served by a large gathering ot .people v last week. • here, many of the former residents bcijir here over the.week end. The firing •quad ot 'he American Legion from Hastings assisted us. The Boy Scon: and family Memorial Day. Mrs. Clyde organization had assisted in placing Jackson and children spent the aft­ ernoon with tier parents LEGAL NOTICES | tiCGBEE CORNERS. । An apple ratted in the. great NorthM". Doreen Capixjn and Ted Hay- ■Vest measures 13', inches from stem' ?’ard’ M*'A Virginia Hayward and Leu- : to stem. If ever called on to play Wil­ fin Woodman sjwnt Decoration day at liam Tell’s little boy in'a pageant, we j shall surely keep it in mind—Detroit Tlie daily pres.s carries the nnnouncement that tlx? twenty’ mil­ lionth Ford is conflng this way on a font' of the country. Let ’er come. The 19.999,999 passed here Sunday.—Dulins grade with good averages. Bo attend high wh<x»! m Hastings. Ralph. Gerald. Walter and, son.. Floy Kyser of Grant, Helen Ky•er of East lainsiiuf. und Dr. R. J .Minty of Dayton. Ohio, accompanied Friday and Saturday Specials Fine Granulated all who so willingly and splendidly us• stated in rarryfng-qut tlx- program foi rfic day. The ctnmlvn’ was benigiftil, the many flowering shrubs and itowcre SUGAR Van AlLvburg ot Grand Rapids were guests at the home of’their parents 25c 3 OLEO lion in Freeport on Wednesday. Some Mias Mabel Lite spent from Friday had unpleasant cxpcTiepce on their until Sunday evening with her aunt, way home. It mined and then rained Mrs. C. J. Preston, und family. Friday, June 10th until Thurtday, June 16th Chas Ludlow te spending a anti hu daughter und family Pink Salmon 3 £ 25c ■rand Rapids brother and family, Wm. H. McKevitt. .John Cummings of Grund Rapids ; for many years a traveling man wlm I made this territory und was. lovingly I ;<«nreting I... M F ,... ----------- meeting and party; which wax held al the home of Magftie ‘ .... t Hummel Saturday evening. ’Die fol-: Mr. and Mrs. Leland Hammond nnd ; lo*“'8 Wiker' were .elected President son ;.|xmt Sunday with Mr. und MrMcKibbm; Vio -Pro -Maggie ?dr. and Mrs. Arthur "Eifler nnd . children of Battle Creek spent from Thursday and over Decoration Day with Mr. und Mrs. laland Hammond pleasant one and greatly enjoyed. by St Country Club Quality . Country Club - in dtlldoui lomtlo u«i Educator says the movies are n first- be held at the Minn Class medium for teaching history. Of oh Saturday cvenm; course. though, there should be some welcome. provision for keeping the kiddies from j We are >wry to getting the Idea that nil great men of; minister. Mr < Eva history looked like George Arliss — ■ home', in Hastings ' QUEEN OLIVES •­ Hollywood Brand • Urge qua ent SALAD DRESSING 25c Fmoui Embany - mabti >alad> b«tl*r JEWEL COFFEE FOR OUTSIDE AND INSIDE CEDAR POSTS 7-Foot, 8-Foot and Large 8-Foot Ends Children? day at-^he M. E. church, next Sunday will be properly observed. The .exerciser will prolxibly take Qir place of the preaching service. These; PANCAKE FLOUR PORK and BEANS wife uer<- on their way to Kubmwa und when near tlie red light at Martin wore hit by a car that threw Mr. HoLtaforth out and severely nn his arm to a physicians ■•flier for nr»t aid. and tlirn taken to Plainwell lxx|»ital He wiw nblc to be brought home on Friday. We all hope for hi* quirk recovery and are thankh^ that the nrcident proved no worse than it appears now. Accord- BREAD IVORY FLAKES 5 EASY TASK CHIPS Hastings Lumber u Coal Co. TELEPHONE 2515 Ever popular whit* chip GINGER ALE Latonia Club • P«l< Dry • alto Rocky Rivet Lamos Orange and Root B««r. No boule ch«fj« NEW LOW PRICE Friday. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Cantaloupes ' Califodni* - rich and flavorful Cabbage QUALITY MEATS SUMMER PLEASURES Mrs Beatrice Dunning spent tends? until Friday nf but MICHIGAN .Michigan to apentl their vacations in ihifl great summer play-land. Michigan*!* scenic beauties, her resorts, hotels and fine highways are world renowned.Sumnier v tailors return again and again. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lightfoot of Free­ port spent Sunday with the latter* brother. John Kollar, and family. Mrs Marvin Cuter and. son. Ray. spent Sunday with her son. Floyd, and family of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Louise Potts of Caledonia spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Wright o'clock there will be a pre-school clinic at Delton »clxx>lhouse for all pre-school children of the township Toxin anti­ toxin will be given to any one desiring Betty Mae Potts spent from Thurs­ From London it is reported that: day until Saturday with her sutcr. Charlie was late to numerous engage­ Mrs. Ralph Flnkbtencr of Middleville ments and sidestepped others com­ pletely But his friends do not think family spent Sunday at Sand lake. - । that he is deliberately grooming him­ Grant Robinson, is entertaining the self as a candidate for Mayor of New । York—Los Angeles Times. The millions of dollars spent each year by Michigan's thousands of visitors mid to the prospcrity of tlie state. Ix't us also spend our own vacations in Michigan this year, thereby contrib­ uting still funther to its prosperity. And wherever yon go, dSpel worry by telephoning home and office frequently. Call friends to tell them when Von will arrive. Tehphone ahead for hotel accommodations. Long Diatancv rates arc low. BeeS Kettle Roast Clioice Chuck Cuts SPICED HAM PORK LOAF Herrud’a Fine tgu-l BACON SQUARES CHICKEN Fine Freih Dreued Fowl Lb. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-06-15.pdf 1ff125c048a85efe15b3791fb884bb59 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JUNE 15, 1932 14 PAGES PAGES ITO8 NUMBER 7 HOSPITAL GUILD NO. POinilllTIIIIP [V ' ADVENT STS OPEN PLOWED FOR GARDENS GIRO WENT TO FIVE HONORED AT 8 HAS FINE SURPRISE- UllflUUfl I HID tA‘ ! Unknown Donor Remembers . Fine Opportunity For Those Sewage Disposal Plant To Be THE I CAMP HERE Work of Hospital With a SCHOOL MEETING ERCISESO™ Who Wish to’ Raise Their OTTER LAKE BILLET Ready. For Operation MACHINERY AND ALL EQUIPMENT INSTALLED Gift of Money Own Winter Vegetables DELIOHTFUI.” VISIT TO THE ATTENDANCE WILL BE THE, On Monday. Mrs. Jacob Hehor, chair-, SPLENDID ADDRESS BY DR. Friday night tin- cnum il voted that. LARGEST IN HISTORY SO .pian of Pennock Honpital Guild No 8 ' CHILDREN'S HOME ON CHARLES T. OOODSELL the land u little west and north of th.-' was- surprised and pl«-;i.M-d to receive a | M-wagr dir|m.Mil plant be plow>-d and, OFFICIALS STATE OF KALAMAZOO . SUNDAY sum of money by hudl from un unony-' mana givyr. The envelofw was ud-, drbMed ’'Hospital Guild No. 8. care „ M». •.!«.! THURSDAY EVENING . i ---. L{greatly appreciate this niurtesy ' anil -----a‘---- . the use of It donated lor gardening > pm]H>M*s to any who may u; mu re .nil j SESSIONS OPEN ON ■ About July 1 AU the machinery and equipment ary for tlie ami! ARE YOU WORTH?" - Preachers, Lecturers-and Au->are deeply grateful to the unknown I Diplomas Presented .to .One J . Ihor. ol National Rtpuutlon neca* at UK- £ ?p>iS'*'uL'> XHundred Six By Pro.idcnl of ixopnui .mat Mini inns Coming- For Services cnu pul to bimhI use imthediutely | Board, Mrs. Keller dening. Anyoiie interested should grt in toiicii wttii the city property c«mmlttr< of tile council. Tills is a fine op)X>rtrinity for tlic iffirmnliurd to prepare for the whiter mdntib by raising their .. „ THEREFORE DISTRICT YOUNGSTERS HAVE EXCELLENT SUPERVISION Buildings Situated In Ideal Spot On High Bluff Ovortooking Otter La/te QUESTION OF CHANGING TIME OF TAX LEVY WAS DEFEATED must pay interest r«*u cl ipw that tsnw FFTETHANNIAL BMETWE10N Fred Johnson ijnd Dr. D. D. Walton Elected to Succeed Mrs. Keller and Mrs. Heath ting Monday ’Ihc fllty-jcvcnth annual Commence- «.iiil>.u:<-. Ute jxitat.i . ----- .. . .... .... at)d Burry county were rep-, Hastinzh m>«n could br ment cxereUw of the Hastings Hfgh>>»> which-would be wry i re nted on Sunday by slx’ly-thne , . n->.fiil atirl winter i.immI . tncmbein useful iKlc this YaH fall and winter It. It i> U hoped ! school were hrld In tlie Central scIumh: that n large number will avail :hem- Auxiliary. their families mid wveral one ballm. iin|Mirtant camp mretliig ever held in ULIIIUII I llUUlirilVI nu—.ts at he fourth District birthday till.- state from June 16 to 26 on the 11 fl ft IRITrnrOTIRIH auditortum Friday alternoon at. two M-lve, of this prlvUegf. uttering. lair ground* at Hastings. Il lx expected I U I L ULL U ; o’clock. DlrecU-d by Mr. diridoplur „ JI ter Luke Children’* Billet that 160 churches over the slate will VlHu III I LULU I IllU , Overlev. tl»v High .sclionl nrrilrstra. ; which is supitom-d by thew* r»rgani?a» >t Hx.ling-J rend rcprcM'nlattvcs ....._ tiuuii. Their were four train Wny- OVER THREE HUNDRED EN..i»mn ! land, fourteen from Sturgis. live from . fitir to the consolidation of the East T ADnp Annipurp PMiAvrn betaol tile graduating eta':. marched in­ JOYED GATHERING FRI­ a4i.il. West Michigan Conferences which { LARGE AUDIENCE ENJOYED to. Hie tall. then t hrough Hie wings .and —=Vtook place nt tin- beginning of the' THE CLASS NIGHT rer. from Ju re, a total of nineDAY EVENING rmng to the minutes of the onto the stage The invocation was ▼ present year, the. Adventists will hold pypdptqpq Everyone had a most dvllght1.: ,.i.d ’.he trnwbut one camp meeting in the slate, LALKL1OLO, t for tin- year ending July 1. »nd were greatly pleased will: First Methodist Episcopal church of DR. JOHN W00T0N and the attrndiiner will lx* the largest .nditlnn'H al the Billet. . idered—’The Torrent.” by Marchant. TWO HUNDRED SIXTY EIGHT •. treasurer. »1h» predated a When tin- visitors first arrived they ever. Not only have several hundred UNUSUAL BEQUESTS WAS THE TOASTMASTER Ilttincial teport for this rent ent to io the inc administration aamimsiraiiui: uuiuuiik building — — t tents for living purposes been pitched .-r th cTimcMTC 1 “and nd '• Hawn. ” by currnn. Dawn." Curran, uy by tne the tttgn High PASS RECENT EXAM Rnhrwrl Giris' eiirte' Glee ril*-.. club. r llih 'dlr<i.t<i| dlr. i t.Ml bv in * ir. but no tir.nl report could in .order to accommodate the crowd MAUL IU o I UU&N I q , school IL. , 1 ...d u»» « I." Program' In Accordance With , tour of the cottages, after which all “ . 13. when the school tiiul is planning to attend, but rooms - — mi.<v Frances Hunter. Mi|>crvbor of INATIONS Golden Anniversary of in the City will be utilized in housing History And Prophecy Were milslc ln OUr city schofclx ■ until July L I enjoyed a bouptURu i*x luck dinner. • The buildings arc located on a wood- ’ •■counted far quite the ilelegntc!. Also Unique And Original In : Next < anu- tiie uddre» by Dr. charb-v Alumni Association For th.- past ten days the clergymen K i . GixxUell. lu-ad of the history d. - ROBERT HENNEY HAD rd bluff overlooking Otter take. the- imn-amd attrnd' The filtirth annual bunquei and re. of the conference have come in from Thought Ana Presentation ipaftihent of Katainazod College. His ' that thr propndtmn THE HIGHEST AVERAGE । playgrounds being located .among the .union ol the HaMting*. Hhfh Sch.Ki their different churclies and. laying1 ffc.nhw ciass Night at tiie Central{theme was What Are You Worth?" ! large trrus where numerous swing.'. ’ m* for the coilecUan . « . . «» , « *.lid."-. merrv-go-roiinds. etc., have b'cn •'1',iuni A .*• <•*.<.■ ■ !-.< -I I nd.c aside their cleilcnl robes, havF donned Kcliool auditorium un> Tiiupalay eve •: Tin--apc-uker begun by cxpresdnif his .................. . ll.li.n...overalls, and are working with tne-' ning was enjoyed by a capacity uu- pleasure at being here to'-ntteiid th!- Several Student. Had Ono Hundred Per Cent In Read- ju..,t.u.. .... .. *' chanlcnl iimisiun to gi-L the camp,commcnreim-nt Such q time, he de-' I- After dinner, tiie children who had l o.uiqu mi etiiig ground., .in readiness for Uie! promptly at eight o'clock, the pro- • clnrvd. requires the graduate to ixinder it very Plain that mg and Physiology birthdavi. durliu: June were presented ' menu t whatever in die . opening .program Thursday night. >c-wionaj played by tin- Higli school on the meaning of life. It ought also to' ..wv-o..., of ........ . , Two hundtcd-und sixty-eight seventh wltll R1(ls froln uw Fourth. District, •he encampment is being arranged under Um- Iradcr.-dilp of Wesley!help linn arrive at a philosophy life! iccmsful living, graders pa.«*wd-the recent atim* exami-, W1tn.which they were pleased. Chll- "’J'* pndi-r Uie su|x-riin«-ndency of Rt-v. T., t^!Ul. u;, member.-, of the class। which will aid him lit fiicc ’ ......... I...' v.rliiotild consider nation aid an- promoted to th.- eighth ■ <ir,.n who were thu- tionored were: Chldtau ’ M. Niipunervllle, of Bay City, until re- marched to their place.-;. William ken- in wui.a>i>« thinking U. of life one \lu Aft«r the bunque ■ Tentfy ........ ijHLstor ’'----- — of the -------------Holland - church. .! n«n>>, nedv, .1 .-eiiior. uciru. acted tu> ns .master iiuvkci of «’ its mau-rlai. moral and »|>intUMl values grade for next v.ar Th? iii.:lu;.: aw:- B>-tty ixmlt •agvd 6; K.»rl Berg. ,8; <■ n-cenl n.funi fiitrrvtew. (V.t—rvif.w Rev. ll.’i' S. K F. P • tpn*monte» . . In u announcing eacli numb* r The l.iboratorv iix-. shown us of what -Ut’* were earned by Robert ll. nn.-y <>. Ro^-mary Reck. 12; N.uvmi B* t. 8; Wight. President T»f the Michigan i u .1.,.>.nrt <lh ,prognuu. b(. 1>r„ltnull ,.v inau.rtuK the boUv a human Rtdiard riunrum. Fullerton. u. G; r.urci.t*Florence vuu>, Cady, ’*' "u-„imiiix romniin. year, would mean a .......... ........ .......................................... : ;v» it ,(appeareu on.d<n<ro , v. rmaterials me oouv ot a of numan wingbeing is: is' the Carlton Center school who^urer- , ( meuaru . _■ ........... ............. '.I... .... ................. . .............. I ..... . . ..... I...... no.wire 'rt « F.lnltU* Dav of the Ban'VHlint..rire Ktiut 10' Hr.lol, Mtll. r 1P-HPtaCHU! Coiiference. declared tliat orders.for j0|in w. Kttebing guve tiie invocaUon.icompeted. iBcJentiflraliy it has . b.-en nue wus M«. Elaine Day of the Banv-; B; Beatrice I$.. ii, 10: Ralph Miller. 7: J 11 ■,hK 11 *■ 'M Iree II family lent-; hove already exceeded the wld,.h WILS fon„We<| 1)V Ulr Salutatory demonstrated that the value* of tlwse ville school with mi average ot 93. lunv ! Yi k-am Roljert Willoughby..6: tounun.L. li t ■ .... .?nf- Lt-on Bauer for those unanimously elected: , number of tenia available. hy M1Ss Virginia Poita She *jM>ke n materials is 9Bc We all n-renl such an i Clem of Carlton.Center with an aver-i Haney Assad. 6; Betty Johnson. 8. who ofijMAM-d the plan explained that President — Mises Wimircd Johnston. ’ji, |hearty welcome and. and exbre-M-df cxpre,*M-<|'her ap- absurd X’’- of of 91-«91-8, Norabeilc Norabeilc Flahm Flahm ry ry of nf th-Un- Game? Games and and contc-ts rontc-ts of of various various kinds kinds’ The flmly program will be as folM.arly welocxne her apabsurd way way nf of valuing valuing aa man; man; yet yet itit u-' u ““X* he did, not ffuextlon the gotxi faith of Vice-President—Maurice Edmonds. Il He *. * *1.I predation ... «for .. ... . ........ .. . . man. plus > . ■ and . . ability ....... i 1Heigh «... I. rw.l u*it b, un average rtt it... fr.r a ..Inn.r-a the many opportuniliv.. ji)iy>ical .morale school with of ■litM'.i.I.l. 90 81 with ... npiiroprinte ,,gifts for 11, tiie winners the board in pre.-enting 'die proposition Rising Bell—0:00 A. M. afforded tile Class ot 1932. : to obey orders, which make a man and Beatrice Mead of the Chidester - made the day a. happy one for th.-. Workers’ Meeting- 6 30 A. M. J Tiu- Class History was presented bv i valuable in war. War no value on school with an average ol 90 G. j children. Each on.- was prerented with at this particular time, to make such Devotional Meeting 0:30 A. M. ,'MIxms Harriet Plenum add Ailreii jx-rrohalily. । Iff word study and spelling, the fol- a loHypdp and the Hastings Post-i This being the fiftieth anniversary of a change in view of the difficulty which Young Peoples Meeting—6:30 A. “ ilM-nliath. It »u.s very clever and in-' Nor. said Um- speaker, ,h it much lowing pupils received A; Elvert Mott, donated twenty-five pounds of m> many axe-finding in meeting their Mary program wo.-, na.urall* one of rem.- .-iiare of the tux burden Under exist­ Breakfast—7: IS A. M. Itcresting, depicting a number of‘.more worth white to apply a financial!Dr'lton ’^"'” school; «-■ ’*’ Olshewsky. <n«»«m-.irv Or-', randy for o.. future requirement■■ '< Continued on page three) ing cireunu-taficrs he thought. there­ events that occurred during Uie schbol teat to learn Uu- value of a human bcr angeville; Beatrice Mead. Chidester;.! On Sunday there were 106 children: nl*cinKlife of the graduau*s. Several of the ing But how often we x-k tin- qta-s- Dorothy Weeks, r Martin ’ and Elaine being cared for nt the Billet, reverali 1 irst there was community singing fore. it would l»e unwise to "rock the tlieni-------------------------from tlQ.-- county. -------------Four wvtehv - kd b- Principal Win.-T ’I’. w-u-rWallace. Tim Tin- boat" or make any change. Wiu'fi the | .students wen- Impersonated by cldl-; tlon-What is Im worth?" expecting, of Day. avryvihc. tn pcnman-tiip. Nora-’ of -----YOUNG MAN DROWNS 1,11 nI "f tin: Av«x-i;ition. Keith L !dren. various oubttanding occasioi'.x;course, an answer in dollar* and cents.' belle Flannery. Bcjxh'; EIoImj Cable. leaving that-dav but several others: AT THORNAPPLE LAKE wen- repreM’nted. Uie minuet us given J To Illustrate Um- lolly ot that kind of Delton-and Laurence Radtke. Robbins were‘coming later in Uie week. There Fuller, uf'tlv clas- of 1918. next intro■ Continued <>n page seven» ir.tcr. I)r John A In reading. Duvid Barry of the -ftcgT is always a long waiting list so Um- dared the toa; _ dunng UUIIIIK uiv tiie .irviHtGeorge Washington w HAU 11 Ctrl i ||>mk mr*- I Hll un c.sUmate. nv he slated inawu tliat In in i.'-c 1921 ■ ot IK)-’. The mlro- nD|r|W nc |MCI1DAWrc ..n greatest H.. A Was Active In Y. M. C. A. and eant vrx-. again, danced, a dance pi. ■ there was held the jieace con­ In received 100' and these pupils re-1 rooms arg fillfd to capacity, mint of W<> —n of jin- < -a- <n tlw time. Twelve children wrte in;is-!,11" t”‘» and.rysponiM- were replete with, UnlulN Ur INbUnANUt timesin Waxhingtqn-'tTlved A: Phyllis Beck. lone Clqfn aitai * Bov Scout Work In sentedin tin* recent oix'reita was I ference nf all times tn Washington. • • ;-;il)hr, of wit. A better selection for| ■idendldiy done, and many other things m* master mind and dlrectiiig ’ Mdendidlv things JTI I Tin? dliectlng tand Iwad bi । Mary clem ol the Curlton Center, COMPARATIVELY RECENT j toastmaster would have bren hard to' school: Frances ------— >err uiso also recaneamna recalledhind enacted. iiiarted. A very| very that confrrenci war. Charles diaries Evan.-, Evan- ijschool; Frances jlumphrey. JIumphrey. I.. ’illmon-. County wen' make, as Dr .Wootoo vvooton has.u nas a flnc*i-nre nnvreiwc <>l <H , . .by,t (Continued on page wre three) three) KIvvrt Mott. Rus.m11 Smith and Kath-j MClAl I AWW pi ACPC CliorlM Tt-eier of WixMiland. age 23. i rtlexsing cornet xolo. rSmpadc" Intnxiuctiofw were unique: Kim Sigler Gave Able Discus­ ,iyn Horton, Delton; Walter Wolowicz •’tW LMW rLHUuo ------------- - « > »----athletic, director of the Sunfield High <Htiuiiert ”u “■ was * given by Roy‘Finstrom. " , linriow Lab; Alice Sebastian. Brome-,; f “ RUDREN ON BANKS'' nuv,ly 1,1 hi((v rh>““‘- Y,..,rs Ag„-; sion Of This Subject At ! cikic TRIR1ITE Tfl relioni, was drowned at tiie outlet of uccMiip.tnird by Mi ■ Virginia Potts. Duunc.ro uni D/irono, Th(. ,r‘rlll)inrnI ' Latffence Snyder. Altofi; EriM'st Swtin. .. . As IWlttil. tile Class Will delighted! r,l’t 1 n,DU.»E I u Tiiornapplc lake near Indian landing k The Commercial Club * b PRIN W T WALLACE Jun.- bht.i. ijncoin; oti i Tax of Two Cents Must Be : was’ ’nwponded • '*M“’’ ’’1 to u ”’Friday afternoon. Witli some of the the students who always enjoy the born Rated. <>f the Kim Sigler was tiie .qwiiker ut Ixst ami j ’1 h did 1 Will "X?ftEthH5o^ Paid On Checks, Orders Or j.referred tn;u:r uh.<-b ,.lM ^ulu' boys of the Sunfield High school he jokes . upon tlieir ckusniiites ------------------------,—... , week’s noon luhclwon of Uie Hastings (Continued on page three) hiid come to Thomapple lake ’for a i His Work and Ideals Will Long luted as Ute "iiorre nnd buggy and ken»; Commerciul club He gave a very Inway. Otis; Donald Feldpausch. Little Drafts After June 15 picnic, nicy had Just eaten their; —-------------•. '.M-nc lamp a J.’’ Sin,- brought out many I forming talk on the subject of huur: Brick; Wesley Chaney. Fick; Lindi n Live In Hearts jind Lives dinner, and TrcU-r had |»rtakrn of a PROTESTS PAYING THREE I There wa* |ms*Ml by congnfas Collison. Learn; , U-ola CorUlght. of two rents upon each of the ft...1;1X i Interesting things about the cla.« and i aiu-r. He -stated that insurance, as we hearty meal, when it was discovered ■ of Students (Continued on page flvei " ‘'v ' know today^is of comparatively reBriggs; Etalne Day. Birryvillc; 'Mel- Ing iiwtrumeilU made or.drawn after! PERCENT ASSESSMENT that Uu-ir rowboat wax drifting down {cent origin. The ancient Romans and One , who attended Um- Alumni ban- bourne Doriovan, Bunnell; Darn ! Aldstream. stream, Teeter leeier .said sain lie nr -would woui.i get mu it , ....... .................... 15th day of June and uu to July 1. «• * inp p «t dadmcc ; Greeks apparently liad nothing like It. Gregory; Albeit Arentk. McCul- the and soon plunged into tlx- Thomapple, Village of Nashville Makes Ap- .. . ,*11* yra[ ‘<mld not foil •to •-lx- — un- ­ 1034; check--, draft.-, or order; for th.' MAJUn U. Pi. DAnnito arm down and laded to come to the *. ,n-prnhntp rn„r. ftn !«”’'■«*“ with the fine wted. nnttr- TJ‘e “lu-mpts at what u now words and hlui; Morris Ashby, Hope Center; Al­ jiayiwnts of money drawn qj»n any surface again. The Sheriff* force was peal to "obatc Court On tribute* that w.-re fr.ld GETS NOVEL PRIZE known a- insurance occurred in feudal . to Principal PrincipalwW. (Continued on page six) x bank, jankers or trust coqipiihy. such surfacc again. ..... „ i . . ' England. The TxtelcUCe of the human Wallace by the .speakers on Um- pro- I promptly notified and Under-Sheriff. Tenth Day a tax tn-be paid by the maker or T;>sk<r and Prayut Ing Attorney Bar- i The Banner gave int week theJ gram rvprereiittng -the classes of 1902, j Revive. Second Place I. Con­ : the future of u lottery; Property may {. ./ m'll went to the sei ne of the drown-’ aKM.fSlnpnt Of benefits for tile Hostings!: 1912 and 1922. hu-trad rtf providing stamps for tliiw test—4000 Entries From ii be damaged by natural causes. Deutli There ran Im no doubt,but that Mr.. ’ ing mid with tiie cquippwnt which th| center Covert road. The county was' purpdsi* to be .‘old through the po.t | can be dealt to a savage by a human or sheriff has for llult purpose, found the] uul doin |ier Hn.5Ungs' । Wallace h an a-vet to the schools, of! Seven Countries other' or by bank-.-, congress put upon . .in animal enemy. Insurance is only body al a depth of seven feet and[lownahlp I5 IM.r „.nl> Castleton town- ; this city xs well xs to the community in' Hastings Commandery’x drill team'----------the bankers the -----burdi-n <" _keeping ------ ... .. .. _______an Major G. N. Barnes. U. S. A . who Is!1 paxdbh* in a ylvilixed society. ..... ............. .............................. rSi — .............................................................................................................................................................................................................................. brought it to_ the surface. c<»rnn«.r. . . .« — —. ------------- . was one of the thirty teams exhibiting Jaccnrute account of nlj tiie checks is-.well known ilfre. i» the. Chief of Dc-i The first insurance on ir.ixlemHnrs• Adrnunte. who won summoned, found■ 10 lx-r rent. Hastings City 12 jicr cent.'* 1 ‘ “* ,5“."*^ ,lrills ut Oarfleld park Grand Rapids. (sued bv all the persons who liavo ac-.j,h:n nnd Engineering ill the Ordnance! that tiicre was no water In lectors Nashvllte viltage 3 per cent. (High M.hool stud, nt.s atul help tfiTdiri’ct >ru,.MjaJ1. jH1M. 7 a[ t|lt. annual Con- ' counts with the bank, cluirginu that । department of the Watertown Arrenai■ wxs about 1300 A. D. when whiff has lungs. Jumping into Uie cold w-ater| Ten days are allowed by low for op0,1 h,‘ r.,1{ht JrBCkM n ,fe L' ,KTj clave of the Michigan Knights Tcm- ! person two rents tor each check issued, near Boston. Major Barnes owns a 1i now become known as marine insurright after a hearty meal may i»ve i peais to be made to the. probate courta real service. No one could, |,iBr. where three thousand' Knights I As anyone cun ree this relieves the check which is worth 83.500 to him. 1 I .nice was started. It amounted prac- . ticaDy to a bej on the retunrof n rea­ brought on n physical condition that|On Friday, which was the tenth day. lo wl?al was sald of ,Mr; Wtt’lacc. were attendance. . ... in ,urnmnawv. |individual of buying stamps and of nf-i but he isn’t rarryingMt-In his wallet j, Jed to the dftmnng. o> it may havci Nashville appealed against tiu? levying।by ,how *‘ho represented 'lie three’ At -• -the----•--■----- •of the ------'• «conclusion drill by-the | fixing them to his checks.-bift make., a nor ot/hti jxt.iou. as the check b. mad< ‘ jpiiv^rr of . r .run Thi» d«*i-el<M>>d been caused by heart disease. of thrw IX>r rcnt nKain5t that village, f dosres mentioned and fail to be 1m- Hastings drill team Tuesday the lot of additional work fir banks. The lot ,t4l and I, 21 inches long. 1’2 inches X tbZ^rSt blunel knowai There is went’sorrow in Woodland cl(llmlng Ilurt aK NlWhv11le Is u part • pres-red with Ute worthwhitene.ss ot .. G/and W1-lnl commander, Knlglits ^Tetn]ilar! a „ also requir. tnai. at act n-qu/ri ■- that, at me the eno end oi of wid>-. one-eighth o! un inch thick.ami jjOydj, nnd in Sunfield over • the untimely of custh-ton township, it Is already IK<™ life and of giving it in service to , o Michigan. Em. Em. 'Sir. Thane Brjtf-dtri. Benedict, each inuuili. month c»v»s everv wank bank niwu ahull iiuupr make »ii an t wclglv; 12 |X>uuds. WlWn Major Barnes’ cff Michigan. Sir. TJiznc Itixiirinco - beeiin about 1711 to death of this fine young man. His in-1 Mhedul-d to pay Its full proportion, “thcra He may never have material - . - ...•“ mak . " .. ............. "7»7' . .......... ;«• ISMs„,.„i fluence nnd example hud always been' about hull of that townchip's shore of tiffics but he will live In the’ hearts to tiu-team ' showing the checks drawn by each de. cannot u- a fountain jwn was-armired bv tiie ereat Ixjnd'on fire for good among dwys and young men. Ujc ux and claims tbdt Uie threw per n,,d c-Urem of tiie -members of the ■There have been many fine drills . posltor dunng the month, and forward The story Is as follow -: Tills cliedtXi _r ,P.yho*n marked A He was a clean, line specimen <>t young* CCIll llURlJt not to be added. ’Die vll- thirty graduating classes who . have on the field here this nftefnoon by Uie tms together with the cosh.for the to- made of steel, arc welded. It can lx ..Kan™,.s ln Dinn. unIj mtMluMlj; of inV* manhood!? His good work for Uie Y. | |ilKl. nuUibrities insist that Nashville Pu-v?ed out from our High retoxi! in the revcral cpmmundertes exhibttiiig. in la| stomps chargwl for Kaicd checks to; ea-hi-d ut the cfevelund Trust ComL? n whiTtM. M. C. A . Boy Scouts nnd In other ways! wm rm<ivc no benefit from the con-! thirty years while Mr. Wallace has beyn which they; have sliown wonderful the proper government .lUthoritj. pany in Uu- usual wav. but the indor. • ita... .<< th/> nHmmt at lifeTro/the principal. will make his loss grcviotuly felt The fclructjon Of t|lla highway. abllity and movements in moss formalf there ever sal A Washington a men! must wntten <>n the cheek .g funeral took place in Woodland Bun­ ' A strange thing arose with reference tions by platoons and command, nes J c„ni?rrs.s thal .„.,ntd to try to break all with an arc welder. ' ; T day a Iter noon. ” to this protest. Tiie law expressly HOPE TWP. SUNDAY with conuiM’iidabte precision: but there records for iNtssing foolish legislation. Tills check reprerehts the reconda.,hr>.<. Ar ntioeHon tu* Ims not be. n one that has displayed the bouqmt should be handed to the-award m the Momd an welding un.” XI ~Ttv of hiXSS mu provides that u county, township or SCHOOL CONVENTION , the fancy nnd and intricate figures and and. present pr(. .,nt eongre.vs. congn- Instead of cutim# cutting «un n’mi»'tit;<Auu4xauuujt'by the Miiftiin tancob:: .*bdom "or r‘neces.tty jTT’' to'I^veT'ioXLi Wt..Mi»e Lorauorrdxhv thr of ’insurance. Bil city, which may not l»- satisfied, with VINCENT McPHARLIN . 7.notntMnv —----- ™nf r-levelnnd. lions are paiu year to the assessment for benefits made by a ; \ formations ‘that has-been by (i<>v.n government a- ... Fi.-<:ric Ohm.every J cover . loanca ? •. b. opulent, .. ... or .' v,u. Xn^ ’1 executed >t,o*n kovcnimcnt expenditure.;cx|N*nditur.'.. as Electric Company of CU- ejand. Oluo b fl_ |nJwrUAWARDED SCHOLARSHIP county rtaid commission may optical to ‘To Meet At Cloverdale Evan- . >°ur Itadm. ’-dnt, Yt)l! r- I Miry ii«r un-uai.ul You drill tearwas snappy, “ exc-1 tjU-y could ilicy they have uwsi used the oceaslon : 5?”*“ reCt“'T5 £ *** <rom any cmue. the Probate court for n hearing and culed with is.p, afrry pohllrai* bv~wh.it! gelicul Church On Sunday, m "*’d “ "h good precision and u -favor -—-* MAW for a paiwr h- prepared on Mr suk.r caned attention to the Has Opportunity to Study Un-;. request UKthe ■ppuuiuiKU. appointment ot ..n iinuunacommu-iI worthy of the highest commendation.’’ amounts practically to dotes and gifts. ’•Manufacture of Ordnance at Water-' different attitude toward fires th tltU slim to " investigate the merits merits of of same: same; . June 2d, All Day dcr Noted Artint At SftUga- I Mon ”~““te the I -----------------------------------from Uncle Sam’.s empty treasury, i town Arevnul Revolutionized Through country and in Europe. In thia country but the law does not |.roride t Its I a inr Hope „O|K. townsli)p lnwllM1)I, Sunday omKin) School LIONS CLI1R Fl FCT^ The I which will have to be replenished by* ‘ Arc Welding.” • wr commonly sympathize with the man Accordingly |(.linvt,ll|10 W1n ,|t lhe c|,n,.r_ tuck For Eight Weeks I vilhige may so apply. The prise winning papers were se- who suffers such a Ions. In continenuil bond ‘'‘"‘-‘n** has Ignored the were two appeals anode from; . . F...„Ee|lfal church on Sunday EARL BOYES PRESIDENT Fre*id<nt-.s request for It balanced bud­ lectcd from 4jx» entries from al! over Eurojie a fire lass Is usually regarded a* Vincent McPhurlin, a graduate of there Niuiivlllc; one by the village itself and ‘ Lvangeiie.u enuren on aunoay. ----------- । Bet. instead of economizing, it ‘has the world. Sa-ven countxtas.were repre-, dur to neglect or eareieasneAZ, ro Uiat Hostings High school, has been attend­ ! June 26. to which all are invited. The another . by an individual citizen of M. 0. Hill, Vice-President—; voted hundreds of millions, in the wr sented. In making the announcement. officials feel warranted In! making a ing an art school in Grand Rapids the j program 1» as follows: past year wljcre he has been especially Nashville. Tvni.>r. nbomkoriotr. Tr„^D bill over S2.G00.000.000., that Mxjor Barnes had won M’cotid thorough investlgatlou tn order to be Forenoon Snadbn. Lyman Chamberlain, Treas. iof for the wll3tChiratT the p^i^t Jusny dvcIarwj prize, tile Lincoln Electric’ Company successful. ! Song Service—Conducted by Welfon satisfied that the owner ot Uu- projierty —Stuart Clement, Sec’y. was ' pork" and it wa» that pure and declared it a very fine tribute tq the f) Recently the Women’s University OFFICERS ARE SPEAR­ j Brooks. \ ; United States Ordnance Department. club, a group of organizations, spon­ Tiie new officers of the Hastings , »Wte. ING NOXIOUS FISH lie would bo J..„ punished there if itm O|icnlng Service—MissMaYbelle Hart. and had a brief resume of the papers , *. sored a competitive contest, Vincent Lions dub ore ds follows: President.1 ’ *•* ■------ ' i* to his caxekMiicM. • A Study of Ute Sunday School * entering a drawing of a person's head, ‘if1<». t’.ttude »«»» Is-shown ™ In the Gun Lake Seems Infested With son—Din-cied by Teachers of the Earl Boyra; Vice-Pr.»dent, M O Hiil. KNOWS PEOPLE READ WANT AO VH.■ also one of a dog. He was fortunate Treasurer. L. B. Chamberlain; Secrc-1 ’Wm. Harrington of Hope township ----- ----■ ---------- m Cloverdale School. >» •>» •»««> . Carp, Garfish, Dog Fish ■ in being awarded a prize consisting of tary, Stuart Clement; Directors for onef Is firmly convinced tliat people read suvln?,'’ 5,1 apPn’»>«alcly J<( Kwa from fires in Europe and in the Business Meeting. ' year. Dr. M. R Kinde and Frank Ke! ' BANNER Want.Advs. He tad a few H OOO.OW.fiOO would result to Industry United States. In Hirope. tire- average a achotarshkp which entitles him to free and Turtles training by Mrs. Cora Bliss Taylor at 'ley; for two years. Fred Johnson and’hundred bushels of potatoes that he <n’<‘r the wotI.i. , loss jwr inhabitant per year from fire Conrervatlon Officer George Sumner Saugatuck for eight weeks, from June sons Service—Welton Brooks. |T. S. K. R< ld. Tiie Lions have made I had no tut* for. nnd nt the same time Major Barnc.-. is a fntiuent. contrib-1 U 33 cents; in America Bic average is 27 to August 22. All of hte expenses, ex­ is still carrying on his warfare against Song—Cloverdale children. their influence for good felt tn Hastings I he knew of nd one who wanted to ,buy ’*’or °f taixis on arc welding to sen j the noxious fish in Gun lake. On a re- j Special Music. cept, for materials, will be paid. In many ways and their county-wideumy of them. 6o lie put a little want ll'c 1>u^l,ca““’Ui’ SJ*’ •» "Army,Ord'; The speaker explained koine jxoMrs. Taytor. whore home- is in Chi­ Knt night he and those with him in I Address—Rev. Wm. Ocnriiart. service has been fine. There lias been adv. in the BANNER a couple of weeks taiue. Artlilery Jouriu.1 nnd; . visions of Mlchigiui laws and some dne boat speared 17 carp. 49 garfish and cago. is u landscape painter, recently Solo—Welton Brooks. ». increasing ».« an interest in tiie dub and t«o. staling tliat he had potatoes fof '’Journal U- S. Artillery'. ctdons nf our Supreme court affecting • the -• new officers -i—•- , I sale. ----------------winning much notoriety with her 31 dog fish. They also took 13 snapping He nt-------------------------once commenced ■to — get• Major Barnes’ many.friends in Hat-1 The County Sunday School Work— ■ under the -membership , insurance contracts and the rtwpon• “Yellow Symphony" at Uie Chicago, turtles out of the lake. Harvey inquiries and in u short time all of r.w— Burgess. snoukt continue to grow. Art Institute. It I* a great privilege to O. E. S. SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION. Offering. I his potatoes were sold. He informed «>< Insurance on hta study Under her supervision. Vincent ‘ us that he could have sold 500 bushels of his ability to find a way to cash this WIL!. APPEAR NEXT WEEK. Monday evening. June 20, Hastings '5 , . . . .. will specialize in landscape and out­ Chapter No. 7 O. E. 8. will have a PLANTED 18.090 TROUT. At the annual school meeting held mo,5 b®'bad had them and stfll check. He will have no trouble, as he i “ door life studies. His many Hastings School of Instruction conducted by Deputy OMum-.UOu omwr DOT. MomDy uulu chart.. B. Mu. IreU-, 10 friends extend congratutatlons and Worthy Grand Matron Mrs N. Belle Sumner, with two men and a truck urer of tlte school board, read a tenta-1 w"° want t0 bl,y 1110 BANNER goes wish him every success. SCHOOL REUNION. “» P»ris of Barry county and its CEDAR EDAK (CREEK REEK SCHOOL REUNION. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Pike from Wyandotte. Several other front the Wolf lake fish hatchery in tire financial statement for thii school Kalamazoo county, on Saturday ----- Vhlah ------ endi ' July 1 ----uml” ... He I adrerti^menbi advertisements hrlmr bring buvenS buyers and and orilseUThe sixth annual reunion of the Ce- To the Citizens of Barry County: Grand Officer* are expected to attend-------------------------------------------* -plant------ 'mr. SIX EIGHTH GRADERS PASS. and all members of the Chapter are i 18,000 fingerling brook trout in the could not. of course, present an actual cra together. dor Creek school will be held at tile, I wish to announce that I wifi tx Al the special examination held Fri­ very cordially invited to be present. following streams ; school ground Saturday. June 18. 1W2 candidate for the office of Oom ‘ ** * in this county: report before the actual closing of the day. June 10th six more re eighth grad grad-­ BARN DANCE. , All prrsent and former puiSU, trachen. Clerk, on the Republican TfrkM M I --------- --- ----------------, Bagley creek. Johnson creek and Huff year, but estimates were made which! ers were successful in jpas&lng: —7*-;: pirner ................... GREGORY SCHOOL REUNION. ......... I creek in Orangeville; Hill creek in it is believed are substantially correct. | At 1'6 «••<« miles weal of »<■» and mwu their* nuuum families arc are iutocxi Invited w to attend J, September Primaries and eolMtt JR m Ervin c.«»m McCain’s. «-« ««»* «« Viola McKtb-| McKlb-l Saturday, June 18 at ochoolhousc. Yankee Springs; Tamarac creek In We have not the space this week to l| r-..rl(z»». Anders. Edwin Maurer.. Viola Carlton Center. -T-btircrfttV Thursday. .lilnn June 1ft 16. Ilrino Bring .wwltlnvu provisions for nitrite picnic dinner dinner mill and ! support. irv Wnllnno .nd . ban. Edna Shattuck, Mary Wallace and j Pot luck dinner. Bring table service. Baltimore and Hom creek in Hope present the complete tentative report. ।Carp’s orchestra. All come. 35c couple., table service fur family.—Crystal Wat-] Respecttally W, -Adv. Donald Weaver. i—Adv. . towiuhlp. but will give it in our next issue. , —Adv. . son, son. Scc Scc’’y. y.— —Adv, Adv, ■ Officials of the Michigan Confer- ■ SFNT1R PROGRAM SEVENTH GRADERS MAKE GOOD RECORDS Knights Templar Drill Team Is Complimented �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15. 1932 PAGE TWO , Walter Heath on Albion Debate Team SUPREME COURT DEtn an extensive program of 35 debate* MIK DEM ram jure is- Has Taken Part In Exten­ in which they have dUcuxsed cither ■The .adoption of a rabatltute for sive Program During the ; capitalism" or ' Centralized control of Season Just Closed industry.” • local news CIOES SCHOOL CASE The Hastings Country Club women go to Maple. Hills. Lansing, today for (he day. Canning .strawberries now ready. Vernor Blough. 1329 So. Hanover. Phone 3651.-Adv. The Brush Rtdge CemAgry Circle will meet with Mrs. Pearl Hull, Thurs­ day. June 23. The East Baltimore I„ A. S. wtll bi' lic-ld nt the home of Tom Huffman on Wednesday. June 22. ’ The MethodLst church and Sun­ day school will picnic at Crooked lake on Thursday. June 30. All Phases of Hay-Making • ter Gave Dissenting Ruling Charlotte High school hpd 85 gradu­ An alfalfa lury-curuU deni The Michigan supreme court las'. ates tills year, while HaUings had 1Q6. will bi- held at Uie farm of week rendered its decision in the case ,St. John* seniors numbered 08 of Fractional Schoo) District No. .1 Mr*. Elizabeth Gibboney of Wood­ June 18th. accordfiig io Hat and Fractional School District No 9 ut ter County A«riruJt„ral i Barry (Swnship. et al. plaintiffs and land is a iiatieni al Pennock hospital H<n tXker. CT\»l‘ appellants, vs the Township School where she underwyfiTan operation la*t week. / sanitate College » ') •> District of tiu* township of Barry, e.tj Wednesday night Mrs. Roy Hub-­ al, defciidanl-s and appellees. bard's doss uf thirty boys enjoyed a held at 1 -Sirin the sl’em<» i This care was tried before Judge Mcwiener roost and general good* Um" S.nre rw« there hav-curi Prek some time ago. Hr rendered a up the river at the Freer place decision in favor of the proposed Robeit Phillips ot the Hendershott parts of ti.r State I township school district, holding that neighborhood underwent an operation forces ot Mic-ugan .the vote at the election, which (real- for appendicitis at Pennock hospital rd the township school district of the on , Tuesday'and is doing a» well as pq>the quality of alfalfa tcwiuhlp of Barry, wo* legal and that Mble. ahowrng method* ah the steps taken under the law tn orthan tiu- old z»»rcm < Tiie remairu of Mrs Julia A. Whs. unnixing the district were also legal. who died on'June 12 at the age of 66 Alfalfa or am leguh Tills case was decided by the Judge, solely on the law |»lnta involved. The hi to Rockford for burial on Wednes­ before raking Th* two fractional school districts appealed day. June 15. to the supreme court, which hoick that *111 break off Mrs Emma F. Bush wa* stiickcn rile itcrsonA in the picture arc. left Prnf N. J. Wei**, coach; Ray Utter­ Judge McPcek’s interpretation of the ratal Raking right: back row—James Sebastian. back. Spring Arbor; Harold Spiegel. ■... law ax applied to — this-------casu t.\ correct. with paralysis on tiie right *<!(■ last Albion; Frj?clcrlc Sirtm-rJ Chelsea; Albion; Donald DrVinney. Big Rapid*; • Seven of the jwRfeu* concurred in the week Monday, and u still in a very w Potter"ren-' c’,,u“l“>V Her daughter. Mis !decision. Jtuth-e Justice W W.‘tontine W Potter ren-l' he,pleas Noble Moore. Albion; Roland Hoagfelt. Warren Abbot). Albion: front row—u'.culon ’inn Nina Allerding. u caring tor her. Traverse City; RmbeTg Hughes. Sault Charles Aycry. Millington: Stuart An­ dcraig a dlsaenting opinion. ( Over (JJ Jii|Ua H|gh whool t|nthin Sic. Marie: Dwight large. South derson. Elmore. Ohio; Marctu Boyden Tiie majority decision sets up the charge ha* Uen cut front gioo to $!*) Haven; Harry Running. Traverse city; Muskegon; M<-Ukjl Wall*. DavLsburg; fncts tn the ca»e and the state 1“*'; year, and that is still W0 more than George Mather. Albkm. middle row Walter Heath.Tkutings; Richard Rop­ applying (hereto, and then dlscuww*. b chArged U1 Ulr cl(y <lf ■here the Victor Young. Albion. Walter Noit«- ers, . . Watervliet; Donald Boyer, Mt. Ute two points involved. The first «■[ where the rate was cut from 875 to Albion. Honte-r Yinger. Three Rivers;. Clemens Can a primary school district be coin- K^ C i.-ing in the windrow iwnn.t* more -------------------------------------------------------pe)l.‘7‘. » a Wc <«»patch that and undivided profit*. Uteri* hi an item roluiated dbtrict without it* Wm*ent?, Alb..rt j Novak „r murgte hiM hay tot¥ luuial'd and with h— chance fJAQL|Vll I F RANK K i: being rained mi than with other •’rt'>nVILLC DHI’ift IS---------of about $6,000 of -past due interest, The d.<-l>bm jecn.’s several chm-x »n nounced that Ire wtll be a candidate l.c which that particular Issue has been [ congress from thi* district against ConSTEADILY GAINING ' which has been earned but not paid. D.v* cutting of alfalla in early blixun . .. .... jva^id- upon by our supreme court and Ketcham He U a member ol . *4.-.h"S<1'' thal tl,e rl“ht pxUU for a n,a- ! lhe Legion. .varieties H «» Bo*®*** in Hnuiigiv will t vaicntbeiJ •<’t,re °l the pcojilo in a pro|KJ6cd conA produce the most hay? Doe* A daily daily vacation vacation Bible Bible school, scluxrl. to to ft paf to harrow alfalfa? What are ' and Discounts and Added Btuh ol Katemaapo. wh>c: ;-'nllrfal,’d duitrtct to determine' the convene in ilatljf social .social room* rooms of of- the t!:e expertmees with alfalfa for pas­ ; father .wa* connected with the develop-1 <lu,‘"^on ot consolidation, even if the Methodist church, will be held f<< two Nice Sum to Surplus ture? Is alfalfa Mid production pos- \ mrnt of the C K and 8. railroad. B. A (““JQnt-v <»je qunltfiert electors in weeks beginning July 5. Royul I eible in Michigan? Thu-v and many! We have had .the •privilege . ...ot looking , Bush w.u lor fifty reiuk .i Kalamazoo "'nailer districts to be Included Myets wi- • ...her ,«.oon. mil lx»■ .....n.... « n., theater mansiier.’H» d^d U*t w..k ,he consolidation ' and will u» drikmunuoa. Th... «ui u- villc State Bank, which I* in charge rl“m of and hL- will wax brought into the pro-1 <>ur readers would not be iroercstcd teacher*. Receiver E BFint/y. Th« ’ showing exhibited, samples .of different corn-, t>.<te court. Hi* estate i valued nt about >n i» statement of the technical legal Annoiuiremenb have been received made would indicate tliat. it the re ­ merclai grades of hay. $500,000. which u left althdkt entirely |x>hit« presented and decided by thc.pf the niarrlagc ol Miss Mildn-d Pan­ The preliminary plan* for tiu- dem- ceiver shall be- given the needed tune.1 to Ilk* Wtoins, who'were hi', man- 11 highest cotirt-tn determining that a . line Virgil Pickett, daughter Of Mr. orutnitibn will make it pmJtble tor he will Mine the bank • out of tlw Mirvivuig rtdalhe*. Tin re w er.’eight o! | primary school district can be com-!ultd Mrs William Pickett, to Mr R trouble which caus'd the guspensibn.! thrm. ainniig them Ixilnu William Bu-!i-to’-fed to become a part ot u con-' Walker Maus on Saturday. June 11. m fnlfa hay of letting tt drt in the swutii pay the depositors and may possibly; whose home b near Shullz In tin. ->'hdated district w ithout its own con-, Kiklaqtazoo Mr Man- t* the son ol Mr different lengths of time before raking ! save spmethmg for Uie stockholder- county.-ent . jand Mr*. Prank Maus •Winifred Wglinto tlx- windrow. The effect on Icali- That all depends U)»c»n w hether he slial!; The second |>oiht wax the sufficiency! ker>. .be allowed the •required time-. It would 1 iff the polin' of election, the appealing The city is planning to do a fine job FINE PROGRAM AT unniiti » nil a-rmai i,l<tr,c’ • holdmg that the notice was' on Church street, on the east .side ot of the Farm Croft* Dept at th” meet­ forced right now It would seem as if. NUKMAL GRADUATION tn- ufficlent and did not.comply with the court house square. The old tree< ing. Tills field meeting Is bejiut held, under the receivership, with less ex- i ‘ the requirements of the/law. having been removed, by order ol the fx rrothan tinbank could be normally to dbcuss not only hny-niakiru. but Reception and Tea Held In । The Stiweme-Court, in the majority : couim-41 the stumps’ and root* are being will take up practically all phuw.-. ol lopcfated. the obligation* due the bank holds that the notice given by dug out and the council plans to pave , ■ Playroom Following Exer­ ! opinion, alfalfa growing, such as' getting a' can lx- gradually paid the Barry township clerk in this caseHhf piirkiiurbetwrenthrcurband.sidcTiie'receiver was appointed m Au-' Aland, handling it for hay. |uo4urr or! iu.i* cises At Auditorium iu .i* sufficient, ■•urnncnc. although ait.nougn in some |*ar-iwalk. par- wane, wiiich wmcn will win greatly improve the *crd It is a Mirnmcr field rfieAunu di; gust la*^year but did not get to work There was a fine attendance al the’ H‘U!arA-lt was not technically hi ac- looks of the sfrert verted to problems conrerni'ngVthc til--;........ .. ,.......... “. A”.' --------------- ’ falfa crop and all interested \n «:>• ’,nu',,r‘' ' un i! well toward October 1 < Barry'County Normal graduation ex- rordnnre .witk th.- law. The matter! VICTIMS OF PURSE SNATCHER. ’s in the Central rehool auditor!- ot lhe 'Uffictcticy of the notice, in the: phase m alfalfa tfroduclton iwuld pU»IIn ‘:"h rh.t' n1,l,lcvd hf' i"3,’1', erriM um on -iiuirsuuv atternoon atm uu cn--. i»u»««4p v* ■■»up»riiiv court, i* nuv: 2*1 Mondaj night * Grurul Rapid* to attend •',ut d-'t'iun’* 1«M reduced the , um on Thur.-iiav afternoon and all cn-! ludgment of the supreme court. Is not: uas, ll*m telling of the mix!oc ii l*‘nd account ,|fl,000; ha* added nearly jt.wd the splendid program, which was, -1* much to be judged on strictly tech- ; ’ [ nlcal poirn*. The vital question t51 tert,me of two Hasting* young ladies. ,r Ult! i J-.(xio of gbviirnmi'n: bond*; and se- Rht :: enHrely b> the students. Of espreiid merit were tiunumber* : whether nrj not the alleged insuffi-j, ’IM, ?' ‘"‘d Vivian Biddle A* Lind-' vuUtanding mortgage loani ” . thr Normal choru.* and the drama-1 cwncj of Hie nmier.drf.rived pcrum* “ J r ' with a friend acre walking along ‘ S.WX).' Wheixhe U*>k charge the tlzation planned by Lucile Wtliilt - de-1 *hq.were qualified to vote from voting; H^P'd* dance on hand was’a lit tie over feed which will be well to • u.c election when Ujc ujv propoSed^cpnlaqoMwom. ; Saturday night, a young tnan snatched icctlpg -rhool-s iff the past anti tho.w al the - • ■ jO but tlw bank owte) for born u.i a large drove of hog; <u lutuir. ,olidiitlon ’ wav the quesjlon de- , J!”' r ,,urM 1 ",lfi escaped. Hi- grabbed of nit' the future. -----------— to4_ be>-----ioi.i v 825.000. Tiu- bunk now htt> able to get Mr. Lindsey to Following the prograhi. a ' reception I elded, and whether the vote yvould ■ , olher_gir I s purse but she hung on on hand <uid tn dcjx>.it bonk.5 o: feeding method* with th. was held in the 'playroom, the class! have been different had the noticei J” ’J w> , .2lf n! Jt’rl ’J, beside Uu' government b; during. the afternoon. >. rvmg t.a. Thu was also a ddiehlful becii in nil particula'rs strictly in liarh“d *• atid'NftoVivian Biddle* nuri has [inid Uu- lx>rn»wcd money. occasion. ■ nwiny with the (travisibn* <>k the state I I’mse contained $2. -There arc- no Mr. Finley* oiwrution <>! the bank —---------------- ——■ Haw governing such an election On clue*.t • night to be pleasing' '.a the stockholders CHARGr.II WITH ILLEGAL FISHING | thi* poinl-the supreme court cite* sev-' ' * “ and undling. 320 Ea t MiiWfwIi PENNOCK HOSPHAL. M.v.ri i».~ >.• Nadiville was ar- • r.i! cases in which our highest court! rrom Claudia Ullqry. Bring flow uiclit <=:> the chan: had overlooked the failure to technl;; .hospital ■finer last report ax* follow., h ail officer. Depot. i-nlly’ nb*rr\r all the requirements of Bclgifnn lias 686 faiiaUtahu i --------- Sumner ; the law. if such omission did not A girl to Mr and Mr. Will Couch. square mile. Nushvi'.!." change the result from what it othcr- ’ Route 2. on June 12; a girFlo Mr and eraljwiso would have been, or did not mis-; Mrs. Floyd Beckwith. 502 w SlqtF that j lead the voters, or deprive tiny persons! St. <>n June 13; a girl to Mr. and Mr*. j Raymond Bolton. N. Michigan Ave . on uhv j entitled Ip vote from voting.. e in xhej Both qirt’stion* in the, case were de-f June 13. and on June 4. a *on to ~ Mr. and Mr*. Leon .Wad.; E. Walnutt St. St. ;<d to th-ni. butfelded by the court on the question* in-;11 ’” Mr E Walnu ____ nnnBonvmirnnro FROM PDnM M. M ' Walter Heath, graduate of HasUngs REPRESENTATIVE S. 0. TO CONDUCT EXHIBIT lt,«n •“ • _ I blan bion Cnlleae. College. is 4 one of of the nu-nibi'rs members of of AT ELI LINDSEY S the men's debate squad, which recent­ During the year.-lhc men debater! met representatives of nearly every UPHOLDS JUDGE McPEEK'S OPINION CONOERNING Michigan college and university. Fur­ ther. they engaged tn debatlT with wv CONSOLIDATION era] college* In Ohio, IlllnW and Wuly closed It* reason He participated in ! consin. Among the outstanding were ALFALFA SHOULD BE several debates, the outstanding be­ throe with Ohio Wesleyan. Western ELECTION HELD IN BAR­ ing those with Western State Teachers' Reserve, and Wimtcr. of Ohio; The * HANDLED QUICKLY .College. RY TWP. WAS LEGAL Kalamazoo. and Detroit Cot­ University of Wisconsin; and North­ western University ' Mr. Decker of Fann Crops Membersw0f the Albion College men'i In tfte contests of the Michigan De- Two Main Points Involved In Utiitlng League the.Albion teams lost squad. Dept. Will Discuss Practically .debate , Consideration—Justice Pos­ ■ These twenty men have taken one debate. Clean Quick SOAP CHIPS 5K. 24c FLAKE WIU 35 Chase-Sanborn COFFEE 1 pound can 28c SO A BARS CALUMET Baking Powder 10c Can of Baker'* .Cocuanut FREE with 1 lb. can for Hart Pork & Beans 5 • Cant SWISS STEAK u. 15c FRANKFURTERS u. 10c ROUND STEAK Ground** u,. 15c Ground* SPARE RIBS u. 5c DIXIE BACON SQUARE 3 Lb*. 25c BUTTER SHULTZ or FREEPORT . Lb. 18. Friday'and Saturday Specials at Feldpausch’s “ Whtre Better Food* Cott Lett ” PHONE|2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER We Will Redeem Palmolive and Super Sudt Coupons ! 1 fish .into the! volved in favor of. the CoRxolidatcd BENEFIT DANCE. i'vl.u. .hi-.tic?;school dtstrkt .... ’ Tonight. Wednesday, there will b>/a e.ay and plrad Justice Potter, who dlttehted did so ix.neftt danee n( Hrrrnvton r.-.Zt. t.x.-a at $1 W on the ground that to compel a du- cl,.4r Ukr |Wofeed* to go to the family .morrow Th. ’nut to^an a conrohdatton as ln this o, B dbabkM WorId war Trteran Mr ■■• Os .Vie; III-.- against the wlQte* of u majority jIprr!nu(on llaf gin<||y donated the in the dutrwt district violates ,,<»»»* one o! w> the fun>u»- iu-c „ toll ;.:m h-. . tn lui lMaviUon ,. nnofr Ills pavilion for lhl this- djnr dance, nnd lx But when R< dumrntaiK of uu: government, holding; I that these mJiwA governmental sub-!;wc understand that tin? services of the! rdt’.tsions are the nur.H.'rie* of denioc-! racy arid that to force a district into; HENDERSHOTT. la consolidation with oilier distrtcu is* Mrs. Cha^fVan ..M Vranken vi-Mtod her' oitpr. sMv,’ daughter. Mrs. Basil Hayward in*Alto Evidently'Justice Poller did not feel from Tliurxduy until Saturday. They :h.it th.-sufficiency or in*ufftcknc>-of attended tlw Kent county eighth'the noun- wa* an Issue in lhe case, for; grads graduating excrcUe* at Ramona hr doe* :mt raise that point in hBjPaTk. Grand Rapid* on Friday after­ ! dissenting opinion > noon. e Barnett of .,.1. mj, wm johncock and Attorney »L. E, this city'. r« ■ ........4 th- township near vriwu Delton wun with mim Miss Thel..... school ... dls- sons from mm 1 neitdet and, the township school board ma Ford <if Hickorv Corners «etr Sun■4 h. n the cx-r wa» tried in the cir- day guest* ut Chas Van Vrankcii'* court hire. He argued the case Mr■ -.-I atid Mrs .ua.wii Manon ouuui Smith I'l of All.lMid(H’toic th.’ supreme court ut Lansing, dlcville were visitor* at Dm HcndcrHc naturally feel* pleased to have hU|*hott's Friday. Aunt Delhi Holcomb Of the law. applicable to tills -------with ' them for - a visit. went home sustained a* tt is. by our highest Mrs Rennie Mott is entertaining her aunt. Mrs. Vander, from California. Sunday callers at Chas. VanVranken's were, Harry Brundage nnd MAKING FINE RESORT daughter and son from Chicago nnd AT MIDDLE LAKE Homer Brundage and sons from Kala. mazoo. • Nice Place For Picnics When' Mf “mi Mr* Lon.Hendershott visitaah tlietr daughh r. Mr* Leon- Slocum. Improvement* Are All Completed c£.k Mr. and Mrs Leo Hendershott were Agriculture: M.-x.-s Clianey and Woodruff have «’*"• 01 B'}d Mn BmU Hayward . rftnble tor exami- decided to give Hastings .i naw playlUM 8onc 10 ‘ 1 AppU-a- ground and .ire therefore making gome. fine improvement* at Middle lake: RaI’ldsJ0Tsummer. which is a good place tor a resort and ,Abou' one hundred Pe°P*c al . , ------- ig date. August 31. 193'. ----- lor turn,. n*ru~. 1. -.■ £ JJJJ* rSSttS!*^’' **!?'■ pplicanu a: the Hastings post but’three miles north ol town and The Ladies' Aid wtll meet Thurs­ (। office I6r particular*. easily accessible. - • day at the schoolhouse for. supper. If '* •'*---------------Hastings people will no doubt welGJl UH ATED WITH HONORS. come ar. opportunity to enjoy picnics, p-Xstble bring your quilt block to thi* meeting. If you are too busy to come i John 8 Horner, son ot Mr. and Mrs .etc. at Middle lake resort ; i, bam Horner ol Hancock, graduated .---------------- •» ■ , to the afternoon meeting come to #up( per The men neod not stay at home 1 w°in' Jhe “cu<lenj>' at AnuapoUs. PASSING OF LYNN SHERK. Md . last Week as one ot the honor Lynn Sherk, son of Mr and Mrs W. liecause they haven't time to dress up. student* .mt <ff a claw of 432. He ha*, J. Sherk of Chicago, passed away last > The attendance at the Aid* Has been 1 received his commUdon as ensign on; week Monday- About twxTmonth* ago!| very poor and must be brought back to the* cruiser U. S. s. Marblehead nnd ' he had un operation in which a kidney ; normal if wc expect to meet our obh' .dcpaft duI-’ Dn June 30 doiw‘ । w“ removed, and for a Ume he recm- , gallons Homer received a standing of 384.18 jed 'to gain but the ordeal wm too —. According to a decision rendered by Iu... --------- -j . ...... ... . from the lettcriin the ilogan; Come in, J let us your I ■lain ill Don t delay! Entries must marked n w L.„ .Lu » J„.,t 25,1.. 1932. to fit every foot ami and §6— none liiglie Smart u/ioo Jor no longer l»e told that yo ALL OCOMMIU an expensive foot. IRONSIDE SHOE < < “The House ol Quality Footwear" Hustings, Michigan CHARLOTtE EDITOR DEATH Ot Miss Sarah Ann Malcolm. aged HI. REPORTS ON VISIT HERE Monday id her iiome. burvlvtng arc sUters. Mrs. John Yonker of That Qity Has Large Number three Caledonia. Mr* Win Ihrtter niid MrWm. "Schrix’der ot Hpring Lake, and of Delinquent Water Rent­ lltree brothers. Ebcn of Kalamazoo. als—Hastings Hits Four John of Hietuui* and Thoma* of , Nutelirz. Miss. The funeral will lx- tonAirrpw 'Tlmreday* ut ten o’clock nt Mayor of Hint city nnd roim others the home with interment in Green­ were in Hasting* b> insju-ct tiu- pump­ wood Ccmetviy. Grund Rapidsing statiun and its operation by < h<-| two ui)<1 one-half tinv • Lricity; also while here they visited the ’ new. <wage disposal plant. We tlnd Hu1 following account of tiu- vi.ut tn Hie Charlotte* Republican-Tribune ol last The writer went to Hastings on brief call the otlur uft«nu»>n to st the punimng station which i* ojieratejl by electrical energy bought from the Consumers Power Co. Tin- Conrerii anxious to sell current to Charlotte f tie- same purpose. The Charlotte win plant has alyjjiys been expetuhe to oj. crate an account of the (rariMMX'talliHi' costs The Item of hauling, .is wc recall, i is eten higher than the first cost ami! freight on the cool required to bjicratr the plant. Tim visit brought out the unusually fine .-•ihowing of Ha. tings as a municipal government. For example ittr- city ha* $9 800 cash on hand In the wutdr fund: iiu.ooo in Urn sewer fund; a M.‘WTige disposal plant i> ready to! start opetutiiMis uiul till bald for; not t< I single fund i* •verdrawn; only foifr de-, ilnquent water user* at this Una . in tact itein after Hem. by cumparison. was better than Charlotte. water committee of the council; th- Halt his n-rurd for i>raclica)ly hundn d |*r cent. rent*! nd lee linns ha, strenglhcned rather than weakened hid IMiUUcnl-populurliy. Without th- figurr* we gue.’.'. that 400 w.iter takers ml Charlotte are delinquent, allowing tliat I our town must right ubout fure <>n tht-.| qitcxtinn. In our case wc still believe that u water b >nrd or board uf public work* divorced from local pnliito i . tiu ' only way to Imin-me our situation. Next IXi LL I Wc have built our busi­ ness on thrdc important essentials \ QUALITY SATISFACTION PRICE Wc will meet foinpcliliop. Hastings Monument Works Phone 2497 Irontide Bro*. Hailing* coinjKirative figures betawn ChMfolli ..nd Hasting FRIDAY—SATURDAY RICHARD DIX in “SECRET SERVICE” SUNDAY—MONDAY “LENA RIVERS” WITH AN ALL STAR CAST Alao Charlie Chase Comedy—“In Walked Charlie” and Palhe Sound News ” COUPON -TUESDAY— - nite Fredric March and Kay Francis in “Strangers in Love” ALSO PARAMOUNT PICTORIAL FRIDAT—SATURDAY ELISSA LANDI in “The Woman in Room ij” ALSO ADDED ATTRACTIONS— | “Bali, the hland Paradise” • "Slide, Babe, Slide,” and Pathc Sound News I WE ARE CLOSED ON WED. AND THURS. NIGHTS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JtS'E 15, 1932 Sporting Items PROGRAM MS INTERESTING eX.'fcSEIilOB Stage Contest Here\ Third Ward Wins Ad Ml! tc. ami AllliUiMI, lock nt II time1* nuYUtul 33 W. 1988 998 Av. 50 2 Pct. 388 2.11 SUM 37(1 182 318. 157 •10 4 186 13(1 52 382 2711 152 30.7 Miller.‘if. .. UHHK Hastings, Mich. Bi |jjjjjHg pl Vx GRADUATING EX­ ERCISES ON FRID4Y Dunttld llayncs. qf. Hattie Creek. II ' •-.!.• UiH, !: ti:. • ,. . 1 ijULsini: P. Fisher . H (indium Ehret . Taylor .... Johnson . Price Beckwith . Alien ut. died ing arc Our c« nm«i. . . . . . . . . . . . . ; lous occupation:-, .-n.tne <>t most ui.uMiid, utid SK-ve: I lot. and we are sure weren't d in th£ j ltL*t federal cctuu*-reports Closing th- program w.r. the Vale■|<iictory by Mu--'Helen Clark, high hon­ or student. Who voiced the thanks of ■ %’m.’pn/iur. pmix.i L..K1 Mm. wilh jx»oi Mipjiorl from th. tr team-j ’ III— III Un lil IILiiU hl »fthe class to the jauen!.- '..-arher-.. iiiatwi hindering them e^-ry. inch oj Ui<- —— ’board of education, and the tax-payero ^Continued from jugi- unri I tor the splendid Mrhonb. which they ■“]Were privileged to attend, and UuColporteurs-B Ort A. M. IvpjKirtnnniex enjoved during the year*, Player AB RPp A lit was a splendid vataiicUn'y rdiowing Field. ».s Junior Mrettmr - u no A. M, Bible Studv-!» 0(1 A. M 10.v ,1b Conference nnd IX-Kirtmentnl - j Rev. John Kuching di.-unl.srd the •cmblage with the benediction. Icchk-itner. c i. । Dinner -12 30 P. M. it,-, schools and tits di ot 1932—<MMstamip. if. ।; Pnachinc. :t no P. M. I hundred and six expect Damulii,' Jl». I Children's 'Meeting- 3.00 P. M. jiiutic young people, ’ Junior Meeting 3:00 P. M. ilium lhe t> d wuhr. I Young Pi oplr's Meeting 4 30 P. M. imunity for their micccfs and jiroqx? I MKrellaneous—1:30 P. M. ' Total .. ................. ...art a.iiiii supixT--6:0o P. M I Song Service -7:30 P. M. Third Ward. 1 • Preaehlnr: -8:00 P. M. ' Player ! Retiring Bell -9 :t0 P. M . The <>|iening address will be given! karmes, by Rev. H. B. Tnylor .^f Nile-.. Michi-1 inn, on the topic. "God's Final Call to' iDfflSisra TH ’ R fli MP HFRF :: PENNEY’ 1 tiie field In ringer percentage with 405 but tiie Fairview playem. as u team, toiuui tiie peg jnorc consistently. Herewith are details ot Uie two itnrnes: Hastings A team vs. Lansing, at Hus­ tings. June 11. 1932. .Hastings Pct 316 205 K. Jninra 209 338 185 48 8 I. .Monica 4»J8 294 m K Onk.i . 3WI J. Miller .... r.i P. Woodman 134' . Compare II tk ,N Jlnuny Ri«k and Joe Bennett, two] hone.itioc tbsscra of recognized ability, i ,mav put on a wntest here .yunetinve . I within thi- next few weeks under, aus(Continued froiA page one) LOCAL SHOE TOSSERS 1”f“,.1 hni-'sshoe «c-| 1 niru vrara wins ■ Ip"”‘ ol (1,hr , chilrtl j^m., Aciuu. t« r ttx-i [teacher*. MU* ChmiottBEAT LANSING 23-13 Three in Tif\r series ^erie* ,, match Rbk.will dem<>nvtrut>>kU bail i nree tn . s ^ atort 1K t 5wt* tlin number, made unusual ।of tnck tnck 4i(> shot.-. Spectator* hertGi*11 rr rc< Aided by a generous donation of er- member- the uncanny manner nf which'and-omitting b*<pi-.:. t< Ha.ting, BT™ Lo.cs to ...._ th- RWk twmd tta- .-.take in hi* exhibition j »PPre'duud r.iirolo,,, ot ....... . ... ... . . ^;.„jipj.ML», . Fairview 21-4j r» hi r. Game Third Ward won tlu-lr third eonrecu- ■lien- last .umtner, Jo- Bennett, his! Donald Goucher plea^H the audi­ ttve boll iiajne to give thenv- lvc-. «;; pifujirctn.lunoM-cttve (qiponent opponent : ki;..*n known u.-, u.s the Hi--9* “*? ”• Tittle Mother «l *Here Thursility^ • “ ut• national■ competition . - - Mine by Burleigh.' I oilowing Uu, firm hold oon place hdrse Hustings A-Team of Uie loFal horse,v.second „ nv..w .. f and n . they are;i. black <- -. . . • , „ ...... . -.v i,J came tile Cluu . Proplucy bv ML-» onlyV uiu- game-out ot firsfirat pUw. heJuir ■ shoe cifib Opened the M-a-son lu-rr Sat-'-[now j.a.A.i nlavliiA h.1 , ill'!tx-cah-.- he Jia- ■«■.< nd .line. UPM-. th ! I _ .. .. _ and K4jltI. ElwlQ. । Johfiiiy Hewitt ploying first ba.wIn'dn tirrlav ivcninu with a 23-n win Imtn ! , Jo*, Hewitt playing hi", ba. • in dnp^ t., trim toiiheavv fnvorit» - Amon.:' ImuL ThJ- »,nte t ™iLud a7^,Ih c-"" • I**' »- ■ om-n .-1 ) . rc Mi- JUkrr a rry-Mul Baker Un;.. "Ingles matches Hasting* had „ j,lr** ;M*,'k''r-thdillr gm hi-, lir.t homer, (0Ur nnu , holder of thi- wqrld ) ':a/’ *'• aIM" A',v t-l,|>*' *,J barn ringer average of M2 ami LailinS'!*1 ““‘t"’1 111 ’he fourth liming . (ltlr. IX.tfi W-k an.l IP n nett are anx-1 «r, *** tortrnv- ut her friends In lie452. Many hard-fought rounds fea- 2 i»ut Clianije. in tin- lead which: jour, to mcet-in tournament play and f;lu-v’ J- Arunding to th.' crystal tured the matA Time after time ullVJ“T h‘ .‘ ,u.r*UI 1 H’ 1;u?, ot ',*-h -mix thing unexpected Itappcns. ,!" were -cattend Jo all jxirt.. j ’***•<0 ..I *4^ at 7 3u Thiirsdav (weinng. i HucIkk. .secretary of state, who re13 2 1988 898 Av. 45.2 R< v W. 11. HoldAn. Pre. ident of the.ru-.i-At a salary from the government of ^''flnsllnns n team Fairview. ....___ played Dike Union Cnnfcrehn-. which Includes \ $13,900 a v<ar lor hlx work. In tlwt at Hustings,-June 9. 1932 tin- state.-, of Indiana. Illinois. Wl-rmi- i «:im<- year Jack fX-mi&ey hud a liglv Tola) Hastlngii fin mid Mi(,lihtan In its territory, will'with Carpentier.' the Freniffinugilbt. Stanton A- Woodman - . !>• priw-iit for tiu- major purl of the.and reieind a million (Jullnrn for hia HacheldiT A- Tinker . . tim*-. • > fi>rty-nv<r minutes of work in the ring. Hecoclc * Buskirk DlsUmnilshrd guest spenkrnt. hold-* Measured in dollars and cents 'one Barev on Ilalis: Oft 7h->ni|»kon. 4. off: Ing national and world position in the!might -ay that ixnnwy completely Hccock At McMillan Payne. 3 J-H.n- Hits/ Field. 2. tldionunatiun. "arriviiM: t r-r 4Jh- «.-rv- ovrrslxadowed Hugl.o. But the world O. W.ni At Malcolm Hi-v.tit. ta-clileitner. Stamm, Thompiam. i<>-. thi- week-end will be Rev. Oliver [would never approve that -judgment. Adair. Miller. 3-Ba.M- . Hit/.- Cou^wi il Mont«om<-ry ot Washington. D C.,j (h-m-ial Pershing, for k-uding the Mum. Home RunHewitt. ■ Pas t-.l vice-|irrsidejtt <>f the General Confer-; American force-, in France, was paid Balls.Cogswell. L Struck out: by euce of Sc-.enth-<biy Adventi-tsf aN» jiuom a year, Irving. Berlin, the sung Fairview Tiprmp 4. by Payne. 8 Stolen R»-v. <1 W Weih and Dr. M. E Ol:-en. • writer, al about thi- same time received Verhey A- Verhry Ba.«--; Miller, J. U-B. «>n Baie.i: Fourth both (>f Washington. World travelers, $1O.(KW fur a bit oFdw.g*-n i .M-t to music Pofnu- A- Dogger Wgtd. 3. .Tiurd Ward. I, Uniplt<. ,1 writer, mid leetilryr-. are included in । which t(x»k .d>oUl 10 .minute, ot hl-, Imehelder. ’ • th*- fun- program-, to Im- pre-ented ; time. Wc would pot apply the rnraiev Vuodermuirne at Davicium. Koy <v .Spidell ... HpcdiU programk for the lx unfit of, te-t whimwA imjxiir.- the iutluennGame With Carlton ('enter. the gem.tal public will be held'in thcjaiid iwefulnes*‘d a movie ncu.r. r«jMcCarty & Dogger ... large pavilion each evening. Various wtvfng a million dollar* a ypdr. with programs of inter.-ting Biblical t|-.at ol a humble t.arher paid a few Carlton C. 0 0 0 14 0 0 2 prophi-cy orc being witlinrd MT that. ■ ]111ndr<.<! dollars'a -.-ar for great «rvINDEPENDENTS DEFEAT 1-Baa- Hits Kcejer. • Utter. Gan- thc obit.st sp-akcra will give clear ex-, jO.s lo mankind .,’™ph<................ "rf rrl,.i----,u''« ,o•. mail Man L' really worth- what he pro­ ■ -----giilett. Tbchen Elliott. II. BE-Jiop. Ful ­ PLAINWELL NINE 11^7 events Hu'-spcaker* ’pur-. ...... due. ... WL..; what one la 1., mid and what wh he lx do­ ler. K,. Puller. E. l/.-'-U'. Price. 2. prerent.day jwsc will be to explain the meaning of | ' Scobey. 2. Smith. 3. 2-B.im- Hits: Bi'h- Hie momentou? events that urc hap­ ’ ing to serve really, determine his worth. Team Loses to Holland 4-3 In <ip. EllloU; G. Ba.-‘ S <111 Bull, otl pening rapidly, and in more intensive ! Tlx- six-aker rleclarwl that he-’ L-. a Price. I. JLit by lUtch.d boil: Price. 1. form each day. Tight Game — Traverse City democrat, not in the political sense, bir. • K. Fiill-ri Struck put: by Pri.. 15, in tin- sense that he holds all men Next On Schedule CHRISTIAN SCIE equal. The doingjof iLseful work, conHastings ihdeiiendvntA broke even in 1 Miuctiviwork, nb matter how humble Smith. 3. K • Puller.,, Comp. .1, Scobey. the gaiiK.s played over th.- week <-iu|. 1 Six thoiiisind member* of Hie Chri-t-l • BaUerlt Price ami Tt.cher. Whitley. • losing 4-3 aimiiL.t Hitllnnd nt Hcllani) : mu Science church from nil jiari.-. of that Wiiil;. may be, are worthwhile. v,..» re — sounded .„.™ and — all ........... felt — the — seeding, -—.. — mt.......................... every shower—waalied ——;---------down. near Woodland to see the new baby. \ Saturday and winning 11-7 ayain.-'. ■J. Biu-hfilder and c-mp. the world attended .the annual mating What makes our schools vtju.iblt- are "taps'1 wi ------ . ot it. Rev L. .L — ------ l.u.u Mt, Mp.^ Of>n), gweet qJ not big .Hilaries paid for teaching, for approprioteneu. Easterners Win Double Hruilrr. Dewey the .soil unto the sidewalk fend ruined Plainwell here Sunday. ■ of tip- Motin r church in Boston. Elec­ The S<r.nnd- Ward won two str.mth: tion of n.’w officials w,m anihwnrai as they arc not paid, but becatiM- our then gave the benediction, which was j lhe seeding, field spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. AlthotiKh tjic local team het to Hol­ la.jt ygar's champion-, to bring th.- follows: preside:!'. Hon. Ralph V schools equip young people for life's followed by tile reveille* II onm.. >«.. n.,.. land, the game was one of the best'to from I Some <>t the cottages at Gun lake date. Al BroWn pitched and. kept the ■' Brewster, former Governor of Mitine: work. [have recently been broken into. A tine Kenneth Wilcox of Knlnmaxoo spent Religion fills its place in th<- making on Uie Ic.iri. SubatiBitioiM were Fir.st Reader. Gordofl V. Comer, of MIDDI.EVILl. uplxA.'Ung batxmcn gm :..ing. Hasting# hold 1 'canoe was taken from tiu- Frank Lee Saturday and Sunday with the home to fill out the Fourth's line- Denver; Second Reader. Miss Lucia c. of life and in making it worth while. caifie to bat In the sixth inning trail- nfiCCK-iiiry 1 L. E. Hamilton nnd party enjoyed cottage tliat belonged to his daug'iitcr. folks. * Service Is tiie supreme duty and test of Ing by three .scores and Ued the count. 1 Coulson, ot Lofidon. England the Templar parade In Grand Rapids., Ruth Brown, of Detroit. A loud of Mr. and Mrs. Heber Foster attended tv-two a,,y llfc and ,,ie onp who •M-rv,‘s l>’'t 15 They say it wjp, beautiful and jrell' buckshut at the right time nnd in the Lt'chlciiner and Boyex nude their Harrington. L>-<>nqrd and Wiulpi-y It wax announced that ninety-two tiie silver wedding of Mr. and Mrs. I! W°i' b most to Uw 'world, no matter worth a trip to see. npiw.-utaiice ala pitchers for Uie iww bra nd 1 churche.-. liavc been udrtxd , poundlpg out three, hits. The .u-qrc re- first1 added •, t... ; right place would be a good remedy for Ralph Striker Sunday. ' < U'litit 111 k ,whi.tlii.r 1'., I., lu «... <k,k.nun»u.«. ... Ih.. vr„. | n"r„'“-Jb' ' maineil n tie" until tin- ninth when *ChamjK‘. ■* Mrs. John Corrigan of Irving gown- [ s"<'1' a culprit. . , Peery Fossett has completed his chiin-h.,. u> . ......Ikl.unn I’""'"11 •» “““• 1 “,“h‘ . Holland put across thp winning run." First Game. CuMre... ’’i.’*!rer's <Uv «» iwrly <*-nW ‘ . 13 r„™ ,un„. IV M c. .nd b .«(und Th-n- .rd now I"™ JT "T .“T ship, who has been >11 f<»r some time.; I.C L rnlirr-H .. , war. baoughl to Mrs Smith's hum--'!,t (li.t,M* Xf M- K church S.iint(*.v Sunday unh with a■ Im.. fine lttt. Wjtn Team 1 2 3 1 5 67 H R E )iu> parents. / ■ ...ra, in th, world Bin In- Wednesday repitition of the froc-.-higging match Fourth Ward ..0,2 l\f 0 1 0— 6 7 7 an Chrwui. Seiran- , l.,„ hn ..rd * program of exercises by tiu- little folks, .... , j .. mraiK. Thnn nnd . h.ll nSfiTpra..'«ilr M wood.. «««-- 11« usnssett W. B. c.'swUt .» 1. twn.lt ra * P1""?* “ .,5X5 Xra cntcrtainedTt' ployed there earlier in tiu- season. pl. nuradnl (hr puMlc M»> oh ' Pemberton pitched his first game for Batt.-ins Leclileitncr and Tucker. CliniUnn Bclraiw durlns Ihr .rar. .t 1'? 'V., A the Independents. In the third inning — - Mra KUKra.nd.nraWn.......... |(. ap.uu' with Gandhi. Gandhi has given McCannJilt a home tun with tig- bases Bush and Hose. 1-Biuo Hib: Damoth. vUH with friends. • I BARRJ'VH.I.^ ’MU and Russell Mewl, who are at­ I1OWNE CENTER. bway nil his money, has no Iiome. Alloaded ancnKstings^ook an 8-2* lead Hewitt, 2, Boyes. Maurer, Lcchhitmr, M. E. Aid Society supocr on Friday 0ne hundred guests gathered nt the ,0^ Mr. and Mrs. Alden'Porrltt cafiod at! though he has u most brilliant nffitd he With Bibs advantage. Pemberton took McMillan. 3-Biue Hlu: Leclileitncr, wax weU attended. h6me of Mr and Mrs o. D Faielt ,hpt.r *umracr vacation lhe last of thia Snyder. Rush. 3-Bxv HiU: Johnson. the Afahel Thompeon home1 Sunday.! Uvea on a mere pittance. Al Capone things raay. ' « The Township Board of review l* In.i Friday evening for u recepjlorf in No home games u’ill be played dur­ Siruck.out by Lcchleltfier. 10. by Btuh. Anlith has not been so well the |>ast amiVaed ntllllqn* and spent his life in session this «,« Monday moou-, A. n. M. m. . ...»Mr. ....and «...Mrs. Burr Faxsett. Mr- and Mrs. Glenn Lake of Toledo I honor of 16. * week. I tearing down sedety. Money tests will ing the next two weeks The Pythian Sl*tm arc i>n'|Hirlng to A pleasant time was enjoyed with con- wcrc week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Smith and family'and Mr. and ,1Gl (,°Saturday nnd'Sundav. June IB nnd Derr . , entertain their Grand Chief on the tests and readings after which' the n “rr Webb. •• 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 HR E Mrs. Gall Burkhelder of Grund Rapids! M"”? centuries ago. .said the ..peaker, in. tin- local dine will take on the team Team 20th. A pleasant evening is looked forbride and groom opened up the njfmerJohii Rock and' friend of Jackson. were Saturday evening guests, at Guy { ’ here were two young men of njiout tiie Fourth Ward ..0 1 2 3 0 1 1 - 6 8 8 at Traverse city. ;otu» beautiful presents they received, a Mrs. Whiting and family of Lansing -same age. living at tiie -same time. wnrd jo. Second Ward .2 0 0 4 010 x-14 16 7 Smith's Mrs. RuwllHaulk and twn daughters delicious . pot. luck Clipper was then and Mr.'and Mrs. Bert Webb of HasMr and Mrs Howard Houghton of (members of Hu-same race—one wa« Batterte; • JameX, Boyes, Tasker iyn<t sl,ld tlw olht,r J‘'-'us- We who have been spending a week at th.1 enjoyed after which tin- guests deiuiri- Ungs spent Sunday with Mr. a'hci Mrsi KentM-dy. Skidmore nnd Iln-e. 1-lmw Detroit visited their pbrenu fromfann-1 no difficulty in deciding which Granger home werrfll on Friday andon ,(1 wishing them many- cungratulaUoiLi H. Webb and Mrs. Elsie Tucker.^— Hit;.; Hewitt, Johnson. 3. Boy<-s. day until Friday. Beatrice Thomas reSaturday were taken to their home in j »nd good wishes. Missionary Society will meet Haight, tt. Tasker. LechMtnrr. Rama-. tinned home with them for an Indeli- [dl<l 'he most for .mankind and which Jackson. Mfs. Sophia Chase. Who had Mr nnd Mrs. 'Cameron McIntyre with Mrs. Cora Fossett Wednesday nite visit. lone gave Uie right ideals to the world. Snvdcr. Skidmore. 3-Basc Hits: DamMr/ .rid Mrs Edward Bergy and. Ei,ch of two »» >»>-s own way made been visiting her son Vern and family i and baby ot Quimby were Sunday afternoon I guests ol_hcx_papmts, Mr. and Mrs. Prayer meeting will be held at the daughter df Boyw City wcnwgueMs at l ’ is own life and fixed the worth of I lls there, returned to her home here. Johnson. Struck out: by James, l..byj The school grounds are being sodded,; Merritt Meade. In the pfteriioon they hunw of Mrs J/adae Lathrop Thufslhe John Nash hm. e Thursday. i !lfe. .Likewise it is up to tu and to this Boyes, 2. by Skidmore. 10. Mn and Mrs Wayne ft-nton and itnidualing class to decide what we the grade made it impossible to get tv called on Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown day evening. Won LW Av. Doris. Mr nnd Mn. Frank Brew nml! will make of our lives. Fine -Second ------- — • o Ward .. .750 Mrs Gertrude Thomas and Beatrice.: T,,e M*akcr made a firn- impression, Third Ward .... Textured attended the Itinera! of their brother- 11 is earnest words will linger long in First Ward .375 in-law nnd unde. David Mosher, of !>ie memory of all who heard him. par­ Seamless Fourth Ward ... .250 Grand Rapids Thursday. Mrs Mosher I ‘ictilarly will that be true of the grtdupawed away Just two weeks ago. luting class. NOTHEAST WOODLAND. Charlie Clark and three children are I There followed a delightful vtalin John Stairs called on Mrs. George having a siege with the measles. Ray-[rolo, beautifully rendered, "lite Old mond wax unable to attend the 8th j Refrain” by Krelsler. This was given Keeler of Hnstings Friday. John Gardner and wife were in Lan­ grade graduating fc^ercbes at Ratnonn W- Christopher Overley. with Afl« sing Sarttrdny. Friday, hp being one of the graduates. Virginia Potts at lite piano. KRON Surgical Hosiery Is Florence Molock of Lake Odessa Next followed tiie presentation of the Mr. and Mrs. Keith Fuller ot Hos­ madqiof fine textured silk and spent Sunday and Monday with Hazel tings spent Sunday evening with their class by Principal W. T. Wallace of the may be worn underneath modHansbargrr. mother. Mrs. Will Fox. High scltool. It was u fine spirited talk he gave. ' John Stairs called on- lit* uncle. Will am stockings with no unsightly Mathews, Friday 'who is not in veryThe next was the presentation of the STIUKER SdlOOI. DISTRICT. bulging or ridges. Il is scamgood health. •* H~.w< ». diplomas by Mrs. Emmy Keller, who There will be an ice cream social nt bM. which means greater com­ Mr. Nelson head of tile dairy dept, the Striker schoolhouse Thursday eve-!foc **clve years hfli been a member of fort We carry—and correctly al Laming called on Will Veltc otwtday nine. June 23 The price wifi b<- 5c'tlw- school board and Its president, fit—a complete line, both in silk last weeka dish. Everyone come. What Mrs. Keller says is always inter­ Mr. and Mrs. Will V’elte attended the . Mrs. Rare nnd Mlsa Luella Rose of eating. We are sure we speak for the and heavier linen. Surgical 25th wcddiriK anniversary* of James Hostings called nt Walter Blake's Sun- people who packed the auditorium to hosiery is very beneficial foe day. . !1U limit, when we say that her talk Cousin of Nashville Sunday. swollen, bruised or sprained Mrs. Tornji^n and son of Sunfield Mr. nnd Mrs. J. Mead and Mr. and! Friday afternoon was fine In presentlimbs or Joints, and for varicose called on her parents Sunday evening. Mrs. W, Richards nnd children visited ln8 the diplomas to the graduates. She . veins. Our service also covers Doris Tompson of Sunfield is spend­ friends at Wayland Sunday. . spoke feelingly of the "mess” in which Mr. nnd Mrs. Clayton McKeown vis-! the affairs of the world have been ing a few days with her grandparents. the correct Atting of abdominal Victor Reuther entertained tys lied the former's brother al Grand [ brought •by — “ the- cldgr*. 1 *— — so that -------young supports, surgical belts, and brothers and slater Sunday. Rapids Sunday. ; people are suffering and will suffer bcAkron Mechano-Fonn Sponge Mr. and -Mrs. Wtll HbUy of Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and son. Cal­ cauve "the times are oqt of Joint." She Rubber Pad Trusses, Ask your Ford Holly of Lansing and a brother of vin. and Mr. Frank Campbell visited hoped that the class of 1932Arould pro­ physician Private fitting rooms Mrs. Gardner ot Eaton Rapids. Mr. and relatives near Walkerville from Fri­ duce men and women who would help Mrs. Simon Scars of Clarksville. Mr. day uffill Sunday and attended a fam­ l the world to avoid such seemingly un­ and Mrs. Lewis clum of latke Odessa. ily reunion nt Sand Lake Sunday. necessary setbacks as the economic The Preicription Drug Store Mrs. Millie Pry of Dowling is spend-' world ha* been going through for the Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Garlinger . and daughter ot Hastings sjx-nt Sunday at ing a fcwr days with Mr. and Mrs. last three years, and for which no one B. A. LyBarker. Proprietor John Gardner's, also Mrs. Caroline James Mead. . 1 at the present time has suggested a Siwpbcll who is at Iter daughter's Mrs. NeUle Fancher and Mlsa Esther remedy whose efficacy seems assured. Hastings. Mich. home. Striker gave a party Sunday for Mr. It was fine to watch the members of and Mrs. Ralph striker honoring thetr'the class file by the stand on live stage In a normal year, about M per cent twcnty-fiRh wedding anniversary, and receive* their diplomas. At the of the South's cotton is sold abroad. About sixty guests were present. [conclusion of tills part of Uw program1 »»7, Af*. I L usi-' nt on. *nt SURGICAL HOSIERY A *Oc <»c Special Low Prices On Electric Refrigerators We find ourselves with a somewhat larger stock of electric refrigerators than we ought to qprry at this time of the year. And for a short time we are going to offer some special inducements in order to place them in homes where they will make their owners happy for years to cofne. Majestic, Norge and Buckeye Are Included in These Special Priced Refrigerators Come in and Get the Prices 1 t MILLER FURNITURE C WEST STATE STREET - - HASTINGS, MICHK �THE HARTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, I Ml PAGE FOUR____ has ruled that "finget'-print/” cannot <• “i“u«” b«*uw ii I, MUM .,. -WIW«»Ut»tl<»»e .nd -cunnrU . Alhurc Cn., ■t n«,<inc. UkMztn. prisoner to testify against himself" ’ IT rial (JIHLrS OUy I —7. —7..7-------M our'tawx ore going to conUnue jv>i..'rtNIMNBflim'-.. .■.=. ' COOK BROS.. EJIUrt. ,. • . , „ • ---------------------------------- be more and more lenient with the ANOTHER ECHO stAKN-n- OVWVH YK*n [criminal element, the protection of ro- f H T Johnwn publishcr o{ the sara—-(Ciety. and safety from criminal ma- nac Advertiser. publi&herTSn editorial , rauder* may forte the peacefully in- m hi* issue of May 25 in^qfiuch he ac­ — dined to adopt the old Western style. ‘ various publisher* of Michigan of i, publishing the "Vem Brown artlclra" „„..nd omnu. npKnio »Mlht p,. ‘ |tcc*- ’ i.ublliHra of nominating Ex-Governor ---------- ------------Groesbeck tor governor. He alao claim* I j BU1XIET STILL UNBALANCED. c1h* article’, are charging Governor U ,KT.ia ' Congress has not balanced the bj^Bnicker with the fondittons which are 15 inB aiiva Vlil.li .m . .it Sts outlined in in uu tin* Brown Brown amaes. Articles ....... 1 lllll.l. MOXTIl*_s<>f Ii gel ytl. 1Economy measure* of gjjg,. • ojuinea The Hastings Banner Views and Opinions: This and That The American Flag. A Brief History George WMhingtons Part. ' Beby Roas. Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday --- Give the Old Man a Break! TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. ; Gerald Mill- nnd James Holes who ' To General Washington tradition1; have been in lhe employment of B. A LyBartter the ]>*M last tew few years years arc are Jeavleavi j. M . , .‘1-yBarrer errtlU . Ir,din< pari Ip iWlrnln, „„ July p, ,lund , phAn„. Of lhe present American Hag. It is also acy college in Detroit a known fact that Washington de-; Mbs Jean McKmght. daughter of signed the first flag to be used by the | Mr and Mr* Jos McKnighl. ha* been continental army in 1776. Thi* flag,; prominent in the social acUvtUeaj however,-never satisfied the general as:which attended the dosing days of' it resembled the British flag too close- school at Word-Belmont. Nashville, . „ , ! Tenneifcc. On Wednraday she attend-[ During June. 1777. Congrww rraolv-l«f the traditional dub dinner a* n "W.'l".rif,t’.x’.V.... '» »; ed: -Tliat the nag of' the thirteen member of the Twentieth century Club.! .thia about have already-been reduct-d The Herald stands ready to argue both United States be thirteen stripes, al- In nmi-M.<y MLw McKiiUhl took parti '.more Ilian S 1’OO.OOOPOO by the Senate of Mr. Johnson's claims. Two years ternate red and white, that the Union m the "Greek. Frolic Dances ' given beand the House will probablycut the «« ** ,dld ««? uynrat to promote be thirteen stars. White in a blur field, fore the May Queen at the May Day i 1 . ... , ,t ... Blocker * campaign and defeat Grucs- rrtoe?t.~n5 V” ’ Jrs-.ivIHra Tlw Mat. Queen program savinga sun further. Ix-gblaA-rs who 1MH.k |lu. un. In these simple words, authority was 1 nu> observed accorauig to tiie old Eng-1 ... ran pass a Wllton-dollar revenue bill ',lcr this owiicrship We intend to do h given to General Washington to de- iu*h cu*tom and Was wt I mused by- more , -- VI*<> tI..■ n.■ ’1■ in racy faslvibn. seem to squirm un-'Mmilar act the coming - election— sign the flag, and on tiie same day)than than oann 2.CMMJ spectators-Ward-Belmont '• 'romfortabiv at the thought of.nnjftRftA ,or Brucker We fail to sec tradition has it that tie wcilt to the: SclxKi) Noles . Maurice Kelley, mmi of Mr. and Mr-..! • economy program And hi the budget .. . . , blamed for condition* as brought out in which-ha* become one of the finest SI<,wart Kelley, .student at Culver Mill-1 , • remains unbalanrixl. and lhe country. . th as said articles i L^rrf?LAI’?etwankT X?*w ”1, 'lMry ar“tl''In>- is 15 nuinc unm until me the'begin....e "Brown lirtlcira." ........... _ --- to ocgin- 1 await*, new developments with a period from ■ 1921 . . up till the' “tcordlng to the account, went Robert. jnK ol tju, M1Illnicr tcrnj I)M. 2Clh In un-icovcr ... « . «... .. ■ Morris mm G.Hirsnru. nf oftHsthe!, i . . . . . i Morris ami Georgetins. Russ, mu- —- company wjth Culver friend* he musigners ot the Declaration of *J w lvnnrvlo . „, dirstand, the -Brown articles* review, «‘”*d to Nashville, Tennessee an and "8,“ three ,hrw” Mund Florida, buys wim who[ .■also reveal, many of tiie asinine act- ^.<<s”decrarertttottb^dh? °* BCU’V' bnj brought Miami PI<iri<1.i 1 PLIGHTS INTO SPACE. of Michigan legislation oyer a period If you want to give guaranteed to fit perma­ ,1;1. j Although wc profess no knowledge of of nearly 12 year*. Father something that nently or your money Arch vtrect. Philadelphia, they antr.|Ppa IlU n. Itand fjmfrtj„ Cdlj<-t KrHvv will I | astronomy, aren't even sufficiently.;;; About, four weeks ago the publisher to have found MijUra., Itos* busy.-aid at -(bl familiar with ordinary stars to pass a of this newspaper dliuniMed the matter her needlework and humming a tune- -1 ra(jet shows not only affection back. At $1.95, it’s a ' 8cout toerit badge lest, we do find of the "Brown articles” with Cover- softly, however, so that she might hear) Mr ulld Mr> nf>wnr(1 E Tnniwr but understanding, loo- splendid value. Father’s . i. pnu< [a certain fascination in letting our nor Drucker, during which we stated if the tinkle of the bell on the door of!nrttdlev Mr md Mn. John . < there was anything in the light of her shop at tiie front of the houM^iSL-' Mr to I thought* wander out ^ilong lhe tre-ii playing I politics in the "Brown articles.' give him the rXrrow Day is Sunday, June 19— mrndou* stretches of space that 'can we did not desire to run them if the THE BONUS ARMY. Trump. Beautifully and the gift is the Trump. | only be bridged by tht ixiwcrful eye of P«rP«e wa* to injure the governor* I.-l.-srntWK Hoht trnwR ^nn„. <ant,,<,*“'>- Yct’ WC d«*clarcd. if there . Although we art- not at all in sym’-'■••.nt ­ uant tekscopes. ... ............. ....k.™ . .!« .or our u^b.. ™ e™. i styled—of a specially Jfight trawls some were any actimts of the administrative: pathy with the bonus army encamped at ,166484 miles per serofid. The sdh.dnmi-. board during the decade which were ...untry We do not terl pleased with ■ 33ljI11 Jnfantrv mto >aw wnlL our-' woven, long-wearing Washington. We do no’, blame, the tel- : nant solar object in our range of Vision, i subject to criticism. Hwy should lie cram half so much as we blame Oon- j^ elK|1( pght-rainutcs away. Thai is if aired before the public To this the ' Mime tune later for all of Company K ' fabric. The best -look­ planned another." gn-As and yellow Journalism. j the flaming solar mass were suddenly governor slated Hl* approval.-O.Hcola The “grand union" flag reterryd to; 'I TWtornr years ago today ing, best-fitting collar Co. Herald. . From the politicians viewpoint, oniv cxtjnguwhed, Uh* earth would bask m by Washington was the one.iw' him-; i Mr and Mrs Ralph Eggleston apent self had designfid and first flung to tiie ! you ever saw. And it’s In white, stripes . veteran is equivalent to two ami one- ,MU1iighl for eight minutes-more. Alpliu A TIP FOR CONGRESS! . |Sunday with the latter's sister. Mrs. breeze on January 1. 1776, during his half votes and Judging from the cajid- . ccntaurl the nearest star............................ in the earth's ................ . ............... A banker ..said to • nkcr^salfi t us tin* other day siege ot Boston. Thi* was at a time !' Helen Durham, ot Assyria. Sanforized-Shrunk — and plain colors X nip flattery of certain yellow journals, j UOhx’rsc is esUmated to be 4 1-3 light, that- If Congnt CongnV would u repeal two laws when the Revolutionists still felt they ' Mrs Morns Bin-km. and daughter. I it reems apparent that three editor^ ’ ycarg away. Radio waves can go no!and EO• home wy the. would be rendering were fighting, not the British king, but [i Miss Lctah and Mr*. Archie A)g« r m ; . arc consider each veteran equivalent to at filter than light. Thu* if ue could‘th?Sw,”,t5y 11 Kn’,lt -ACnlct‘ When ills ministers; hence Washington's I Chamjnign. - , .. Illinois, - - •_ — - yidtitut 5 ' ku un' .utacnpuui.v It .»»'l uulrommiuuMt.-.ith tl.Udl.untMurhr, "SUF.'S flag consisted <>f the thirteen alternate |V„ ? ‘it ted nnd white stripes. liliT bore in its . W' J Field m Chicagr. veterans, themselves, who ilret con-ltlm fastest method known on earths that would take the‘prohibition qtira- canton the king’* crave* of St. Gotirge '.,a \ J,n‘ * •M",dj '• ’n *-'**>' With Air-., ccived the idea of tin* bonus or- ad- events more than four years old would i'<m out of politics, and if they would and St Anthony. By 1777 they were: l’:‘, 'U!'I"*11*r ju.sU’d’compemMition; it was politicians cmwtilulc the hitrat news flashes Then! rri>cal tin* law of .supply and demand fighting xolcty for,an American nation. I. "< Charlotte J and they wanted an American flag. I ^''. ‘ 7°, J 111 " !n J.4WkH who saw in tin* Legion a vow-grtting come immense void* before the teles- S tTihi.X^hi l’r,ei:’’ Wc , • . tried to thii)k this over seriously-, but Mrs. Row. it 1* raid, undertook the “nd “•"'•'b'd “'e ciiar. machine of immense jiropottions. The topic eye detects the nearest of the concluded it wm just a wisecrack "— m,king of the flag eugerlv. and with R’-te-kah lodge m imuatmg a[ veteran* didn't want any special favor*! nebulae some loo.ooo light years r 'C*vs.sop»lis Vigilant. un exalted senre of the umuai honor i «*,ldl«w<< - into Ha. •; from the govetnmcnl at first; only! t.mt. Rays of light that started when' conferred upon her. Not only tliut. ;tll’~' n,h',k"l‘ , COUZENS' INCOME" she even suggested to Washington a , 1' 9, Phone 2266 Hastings, Mich. that their comrades 'incapacitated ;, norm North America America was was still covered deep deep'| "SENATOR ncr nn’"' a,M<! .-.uu covered ,. , ,, slight correction in tiie design, which [ O ’ ’10' ’ S"G : in ire Me thus just reaching ui today S'SX* through injury in service be properly i bore six-pointed .stars instead of the t“ „J9?,**1*’ Mr-' Peering »UI! further into space the as-; He is also a Very rich man His ad- fiVT-|Mii:fted typ- Of iu'niltlry. With a ' r’J*r* J?'1.*™ *“L'on ’ declared Congn•?.*, pasM-d measures for Ironomcr secs another constellation vocacy of heavy income taxation snip of tier sotMors she cut a folded , Uin Ut Stocklmm and m Doug-J seem to be highly d:s- jmper ‘'telMimi; Mr_>. taking ijkiuh caro uaru of oi war claim* gaums that uiai were writ- some suiim 45.000,000 ss.vw.uuu light mrm year* jvars away »w«j as as it u 'A0M■ 111 therefore ......... — ........... paper aun-ncra ior.mand-field a pence*forth lire-*a perfect „ lire- >b,M ...... ...... ....... in fact,'' u noble !sacrifice of‘ • P°‘”rt'<( f,lur to s,’ow ul"U «he meant. • !?or“ both generous and just. Till* was done w** In the age of dinosaurs. Out at the interested,tnrarou *cr‘nc<’,® _ 8k,al!j‘ .. ------ . al Kan-j . . . ...... personal interest lor• ..what Senator Fur a fPtt- lliuiuien minutes longer n„. the m-urn A. .Bunker ot Hutchlron. Hutchi ..... — ......tt... — t rui acundal* telescope's range! to avoid such pension .scandal* a* de- j very fringe of the telescopes range II r <( ,mmmrtK tn a .. . .' . . ® t* Ml .... ,»... • *rv. „ xt,.,,,t Coucens ptrnparU to believe.is for the w;w discmffrd. and a* quickly a* nim-!..■up; H’v M A. Dean. Mendon; Utor ,hUclty rhannian by a vi.b ol 12 to 6 EXPRESSES OPINION The fir*i load of wool .sold in Hasvi-loped after tin- Civil wan. TIk- fam- another "cloud" is visible, some 300.- public weal. Unfortunately, it has blr flhxcn could execute tin-tusk, Mrs. i Dun. Bcriemont: Mrt. Nellie D. MelIlle» of soldtt-ns were provided for; 1000.000 light year* distant, that is "de- lately been dlsclased that Senator! Rlfls had the flap in being ivin. Bloomingdale; Mr.. Edith D Clark jLiigx brought 25c i» r ji.uud. ON CANADA'S CRIME Battle'[ w' •khiw that Mr. Stebbins i. buildsoidn-rs were permitted to takeLut in- hrerthg" beam* of light which started Couzcns jmys a very-small Federal tax. | sd. in this homely fu-iilun which soi■Dallas. Texas; Manley Huk. Creek; and Eduar and Oseur Will, ol' !,"t a fin<bec« u ’ e he very thriftily has put the , T n M1Us t im American spirit, was Hastings Visitor Thinks Their surtnee at regular peacc-titrie\ rates.; long before there were men or animals bulb .. ... . . . . . t ............. bulk ut ul his fnrtiim. fortuni’ in !><• tax -omni exempt *e- .born ■ Mendoto. Illinois, were uli liento ut-: 1 ’ 1 * ’ L ‘ ‘ ... ... the emblem designed by Wa.su- ■ , ■ -• - - — — Success Is Due to Manner Hie govcrnriHnt (laying the extra cost earth. And what do all llieae figures curities. His approval of 'drastic levies ington. coming almost like a direct gift''','! ,tend thr Jl’b bv cx’ending it onj 1'* th Ul -’ pioneers l’!”“'‘p« meeting meeting Wwlnraday, Wednesday, *h0!l,d all Bunk- tlu' ,wnb 0,1 Center street dur to war hazards; ahelher or not i meaiv |» u*?-Nothing. Yet wc gel the on incomes has hot yet taken the prac­ from him, to fly ever since over the:" .. of Choosing Judges 11 being d'viendant,, of Slocum »-■*_ . uf paying _____ hhhvii ui" thaVhe nr m.walso oraidesigned. n i Today. a 'rr ' I The finishing strokra uro being put' form them. nation •soldiers took out insurance, compen»a-'i s*mc .v-rt of pleasure from scanning tical Bui |H*<Um>.'Kcnntor Couzcns is go- “wASteih "whlKTiiSr1 Ml> Arrimn vtaiml frorn]'"' lbc ’r"’1 ,rnr" urou,,d ’h? c’,u’adii. head of the"’freight claim and uclion towidows and orphan* was given "them that we do from looking .it u ig to corFrct this situation, which. thenuman stupendous human events and Saturday until Tuesday .with Hurny Ib0UM> «!“«’• ’’ Ju t to *av that lh< counting department of the Caiuidrm ; " , • ; , ..... ............... am uie siupgiiaous events ano • " , ................................ ’ in case o! death or disability: com- mountain-we Jlkc to sit back in awed: now that he has advocated and voted I| influences Jack <>n tenre i better than it was exjiecUKl it. mhwncra thnt that have flowed from this Arehart and family in tn Jiickwh. | would !«■ and that Mi the man and pletc medical care> hopltalUation, ar-,' wonder ‘ - try - to comprcliend the for heavy impoMtlons on others, not j .Mmpfe Incident at the house of Betsy tuthtv w-me Y.’n-mn.v Thurrelay as the guest of Mr. and Mr.. merely the rich but hard working menjRoM n century nnd a llall ago THIRTY 1 EARS AGO FODA1. Uficul limbs and other such necesatics immensity of it all. Emil Tytkn. udf -a good >.-man tn and women of very .-.piaii income, i when that flag was’draigned and Tuesday afternoon Mrs Mary . Fig- many year- the Tyden car real were provided tor all those disabled in . ’ J-.oidd !>• intolerable. Perhaps SenaIIiad( . thPre was n(l . a tnu . ncpbblic O«*«yri ‘ r entertained a few friends m • l' la t cr , ...................... FRANCES STEEL SHELL ha., town used exclusively on the Cana­ thi’ war; the disabk-d were also given tor Couzcns sense of honor is going to Jn existence SmCe then the principles ,H,nor oi Ja- Young m Yank~J Reed and Company ha-.e Just dian Pacific. system. >fr. Jackaon Jiad fXince. the nation that ia pleading impel him to dUreftard or surrender • M.t ln motion by George Wa*hington*sl’«,'K< «** "’d rcAidem^ ,>j jnniriied for Mei.srs. Burio.’. anl Good- long d-'-.ied to see whirr the Tyden trammft along whatever line they chose to help make them self-depend­ inability to pay war debts now that u» exemptions and pay such a tax a* BIM hLS lellow patriuu have extended th“l “*»>» A very plea-sant turn b r. - \"ar »/’' ,u,> «w»u lhat b i-it. r ent in civilian life. Tiu- plan was Germany cannot meet further rcimraCIU.W. TObune. I,,,, ol _ „ Wins will «nw . Clnnnl lull.» «1* «'•■ «•» «> laudable uiui would have put the Unit­ tions paymenu is erecting a wall of I sovereignty, the flag that Washington *',w* In the city fust Thursday and ad-j ed States veteran administration on a' steel aijd concrete that will extend v<iu<in»ia-.;'on t,w ■*t'1 JuI>’ The music will Im­ ===== j planned has been n symbol of human.' n,iniMcn.’d the Sacrament of Cimfirma-. Mr. Jackson u an inn resting person. .o After the ! H 4'* 1 * celebrated orchestra band. from'ftie English Ctiannel to Um Medi ­ ! fre-dum. of /qua! opporttinlty. nnd po- 1‘011 to n class of about 20. ' sane and sensible basis if Congress had e> at St Ro-m '.s -i,„ chiirf■ h a larg A h,,’,k 1,1 t!1" ndlroad delayed tip the Bri«l factory and ptauted with Has­ I lineal liberty wherever mankind has, services ' shown sufficient coyrage to carry' out; terranean Sea for protection from her <,llr I'tlnt pojier so that •*<• . Hn;: ..Among other things, hr talked sought and fought for these things. 'i number of people wrnt out to the', r‘'ce:l’’ •its provisions. But the estimated two [ neighbors The total cost will be in c-xpreM until Friday uithjil-i Hastings fn<(jds. about the [ Flags liave flown for the vanity of1 n^w Catholic remeu-ry winch .was con-' roo*4-,,<M A ce.M of 11 00.000, WO and one-half controllable votes per vet-1 - kings. Flags have been hated by mil­ lacerated by Rt Rev. Bishop Foley and morning. Wt will try not to lx- thus de­ , contrast in criminal concntlorw in‘the «ran w.i t<i> great tcinptfiUon to b<-' Military cxiierts of Europe claim that lions of iieoplc. as representing nothing; given the name Of Mt. Calvarv c> rne- J»ytd again j L'mi'd Stale., and in Canada. He Amons th- important event* of th-- . ’atrd his <4>inion that tl-.c key t>> r<> t'LEAD that j but ronriue.’.' nnd o|J]ire**ion. Many ol ;tery. Tlwrv were n"number of priests in undated. Under Uh- influence of vote-' this wall will surimss in strength the I week is the apixuntinent ert Lsaac-W the cruelties, prejudices injustices that aitendam r at the service. Camilla';. w<iitd»-rr.il rtxord in dealing . anythitiij t's excunwT" pd’fic.il opton. anti Jhe yellow great Hadrian waft in England built ut Mrs. I. s PatbUe Ls'enu-rtatiling het, Ynwman as .A-ipe.'iu! agent of the | x > ii [men have forced on'each other have; wjth crime i* the fact that, in thni. pre-- of tin country a section ot th«iithc time of the Roman invasion, the ahle is to admit that I tui’p wrought under tiie sanction ot)! mother. Mis Hrnrv A. Leach, and si/., -ton depurtm-.rit. Th.’ p-,.tim> t a' rountry. judges and what we call prosgreat wall of China and the Hlhdcnberg [some similar emblem The flag that ■ ur. .Mrs w. Welfare. o| Milwaukee; K™xl on<' ar“1 l,‘,: “Pitoint.c one of tie­ iculing attorney* aro nirpmnled by thr i 1 i s tc r o n a. — Inn* of the World War. Compared to [flew front thousand* of maxta June •' and slater. Mrs. A O Bickford and!bcsl offierra for that place, in Urn coun- government, without reference jo poliAnon, , p’T. 14. is the one given us by George chftdren of Grand Rapids vt >, ran* and that t,M’ French wall of steel these hUtorlc jtlcs. Mdcly on the basis of merit. As a Tiie Mi - - Nellie and WlniiH- Brown , ’ • * T--------, Washington, to float as the first bright result <4 shat mcUmd tx>th thr juda-adjusted compea- fwtificattoiu were inoffensive pnitruOlir Sl'1'iI 0 diook । banner over a people for whom he pre- and Master Chari..- Brown ot Chlcag.,' -md rlie proaveutor are independent >•! . berancea. Over high ground and arrived in the City. Monday for a vbi! 1 ' ' t‘l,ZUGnA 1 pared a great dcvtmy • all influence.* and nf alt presiufe from tiiurshc. , over mountain* and valley*' with thmr grandmmlivr. Mi*. Eaton , INSCRIPTION FOR A ’ FOUNTAIN. i It drew the early patriot* from compromissory '.jH-r*mw or parties, that are so freely* sycamore, oft musical with.bees-; -'inploycd in’this country^ ’’ There ar? Ifartablc homes, from the security of rw’iV. " news hare i tlu’lf (ycupations and from the love Mr. 'inhn ufrhni l^vnt., Mr. anc.jsurI, ten;, llv, p.jtnarclh loved! O Mr. Jackson' opinioiiXcollicirlr. conceretc ptll boxes set-op .'Olid rock; I of their families, to fight for the larger mi jonn snaw . j lung unlu.imod i i xiwtly with that of Uw Hanna. We train- tit the bottom of swamps; world which>we inherit. What to them' 'viKitMf Ml-' Jnrt Mr "tv , 'i i*,-..*' May all It* aged bouglu ocr-cuflopy believe wc will never have n proper addav * M great nirtresoc* high on the tops of mountains commanding * t r a: e k i’c '—!-------———————— ity. No good American will' neglect to ' ; ting stowi until all judges and all prosecuting at. CONCERNING BRUCKER 'nsk himself-how- well lie preserves the pa.-M-; tlM'ri arc underground arret)-’ ’FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY j KcepirpnTF^rnm lulling leaves! Ixiru; torneys urr appointed by stute ami 10.1 U„k .» . I. .S»nl al . emplacements of conrercte where, I.. A Wnr’d . F.n H..u u.r k- ■mav sl,nna. ' notional K-vcrnmenu and are chosen ‘nfanf* breath, without reference to politic*, xilrly on ...» ti» .^venwrahip. s.,^< "■« *« «»» »••» «nd wto p,u. mAth\ ?ity iext rear uKre “ev^QuktIy M" '* heavy guns are glrrady mounted and' n -.1 >h.U IT.nk «k. ,u b. “.i1”’ ^.“7“ hinl rertaiX ?. the mJ ro.L2‘ S'nd u«’ c01d **”« »° traveller the bw-A of their ability and fitness closely guarded, and machine gun nests; thu o™»-1 Ammcn tU. M>in a recently published and amazing '» •» ,cu■!> where. All this expensive and ex- bwk ...Ho..™- wi b.. I”r“' ’*'”’* “ history of xhc crime situation in ChiT the nrcM’n- tinrc.t wiP ! I”*’1 in our hfatory. It first was itaiaKun: arming is being done by a 1I. V, • • ,t Yon tiny cone ot sand its soundless I engo. it was revealed that, al one Um<-. - ’5* *",hr ?' "* tnm» *» will !»■ displayed, and where it will be dance. • u largely attended meeting of the un”i-.tolirkrr I"'' is.’' ,^a” months after its creation, at situated dft lie. obtained and the mem­ Whlch at the(bottom, like a Fairy's'd’TWorld of that city was attended by L' l' debt., und m r, time when the world ai|fl r,.„.8', ‘, \it Hn-/', r h i’ 1 F'": "» AhBUrt 3. 1777. It was bers of the club can it' under more Page. ' I that city's municipal Judge’, and Um hr g- nrral la considering the problem of i nwc|c v h'c ennw to ihc offic’I nr*€ t’srrlet? ’n’° kittle, by George favorable circumstances than tluee A* merry and no taller, dance,-, still, i urwccutlng attorney ot Cook county. <! ...rnaiwr.t A.Hr ih, U- » Uh.... „ I, u ,inin« l..r A-rt h. ' mi , VITn who go there without any knowledge Nor wnnklcs •Uie smooth surface 6: They mingled freely and tiobnobbed the Fount. with the-e crooks I Why did they do 1,"!!-:'',.?''"i> R» v. w M Puffer is soliciting' sub­ oughjy dnhononiU'-. Uu .building of ► '’ • • '• K°'”n* I! the the surrender surrender M..Buraovnr of Burgoync. GetohrriT: October 11, scription.) tor tin? propp«ed addition to Here twilight U anil cboiness; here, this? For one reason only, becau.sc the is moss. ~ I vrooka control vote*, and vole* elect i nw. ,IW ..u am I., Mnto.. "™ ’1.177. On Fvbniary 14 177H. John Paul thr M* thodirt EpL copal church. A soft scat, and a deep and amplr<Ui<l::<anti prrsecuUnc attonieyr,. in r .Joni’* took the first salute to tiie flap At a meeting of the directors ol rbe :.ad rommentary on the national phtl-jand.gn and shade. / | Cadhda no influsnrc can be brought to ihr impression that he •a* a naval emblem when tie sail'd the Hasting-. Furniture Manufacturing c*ophy of France. was. n< "Ranger" into Quiberon Bay. France. Company. Mr Ed DCGrnot w^s elect- Thou may'M toll far and find no second । Lear upon a Judge or crown Rttomey • tree | from any source (hat will induce them Or. April 24. the same year he forced (i.etroiiolimii dailli.s Actually we fancy the first striking of colors to tiu- Am­ etl manager. Mr. R. C. Jaquith ol Drink, pilgrim, here! Here rest! and,*'* swerve from their official duties. Grand Rapids, a- buyer of many years he haa »|)ent as many hours per week if thy heart 1 Tliat I* an ideal condition. ..... ship ... . "Drake." ....' experience in the umnufacturlng ’of Be innocent, here too shall thou rcfrontier between the United Stales at his desk as any governor ever has. erican flug by the British ANOTHER LOOPHOLE' in n » Hnusn British P° port *— " '■----Thr lesson* of tin- uist vi-ar\nd , halt i 1,1 n *- 1,87 thr- ,la K »'<•* furniture, was elected uj supcrinUnand Canada is many times longer than fresh COMPLETES OFFICIAL RECORDS. 1X n Wm * arnund U* ai<l<1 b> ,h< dr,,t In spiu? of the startling increase tn Thy spirit, listening to some gentle Hirer new ofTIcial records for pro­ BMW crime in thi* country and tkr many that between France and all her’ po- iiwf:1:”* -«*»>»•■ *»"™ '™™ »“>“■ of Wood­ sound. duction .have jusu been completed by tcntial foes. But after many genera­ cun have and wc believe that he’s en- n lJown ,n hattie in the land returned from Brazil rows in thr herd of R p. Locke «u of by thc the JUJ 8 8. Prlga,e Frigate '"EXsex" in Brazil is a good country and the Pro Pro- Or pacing gale or hum of murmuring --------- — —.» ... ... *!*x'' to which-shyster lawyers take , advantage tions the Americana and Canadians titled to another term and what i* i.‘ Pacific bees!—Carnuel Taylor Coleridge. Cressey which entitles them w to ruiry entry in In tail ' an<! nvv" ln lb. *wxl I,11E!I .. ...l)c­ ,------ • ......... ............. more that he will receive it — Ro-kfor-1 U9' , ,par hispired fewor wa* getting a big salary, but the Advanced Register ot of Uie lhe AmcriAmeri­ to permit criminal* to cycape. wc ap- have lived side by side without a single Raster r«-*“e —HocUord;Fra iicb Scott —, to. .h enough of a go>xi "Poems." Francis Scott Key Key to to "The "The Star Star Snan-'irn*Span- knew •» when he h had . . fortress anywhere can Guernsey Cattie Club. Pcterboro. ; gird Banner." - ■ thing. jmrentiy want to make n easier for IN. H. There animals Include three Qnce. in 1794. when Vermont and -------- — • ■ -in *• • ­ of '^'•ir Our Vr Wnrhl them to get away. Henry Hughes, living lhe north '’ uy ''I UriCl ( I year old Fayroyal's Evangeline 240151, THE CHEAP 90s ! KrJ,u.'JL?lM“ 1“ U“T; ““ h— ­ ern part ot — the state, visited ■hi* When those who are criminally in­ NEWS GLEANINGS. I *1‘,‘ • Production of IDTStX) pounds of | Turn backward, turn backward. clined atari out to commit a crime, they' , I m**k amt 514.9 jiounds of fat in class O time, just for fun. in 1818 Congress fixed the final torm'Hc wa* on hl* war to Virginia How nice it would be if the bills that 1 am amazed to see tliat almost' e; two year old St. Croix Lydella 267And let us buy coal again , do not take any witnuses along with | , ; m the flag A* of thirteen stripe*, with Chari of b vulUiu [ come through the mails were like thoa every slwp in America ha* a place to iwo, with 'a production of 12002 8 . ( ww ...v.m WUL Ufcl U.LKA ’ a star to represent each *l*te On 11U bro-j.-r i w .nd finlt thb eat." At flve buck* a ton! U»m. AM i.uunmr thm h., ,M1 p, thr0UJh —Co Countess Murgit Bcthlcn. ~L ~ ~tSii Marglt pound* of milk and 609 9 pounds of fat April 6. 1909 Admiral Peary planted SXk — Pathfinder. w br imrtn, out W peM. dta, .t lhar „n ,pptol,„t;o„ M10.cn. in class P. and twb year old Florham 5^/' IXr?! ^aNTb.' Mr‘ L C W'lUln Chk*«° U Sharkskin properly treated becomes Celosia 2714S1, with a production of Turji backward, turn backward. public expense..' Ftngyr-printing" has. _Wjt*hington Post. i Lifted8it to Sh ifi Whwv-r?^ ‘lUrSt nt Mr' W J- B0*™ » soft and pliable that it is said stock- 9356 8 pound* of milk and 5610 pounds O time, take a peek; been developed into a tnont useful ' ' : In-throe days the wages htTXi* tt La Wltl po>cn' h‘u «°"p «o Nvw York nf fut tn rlna< n < । na* gone it has meant honor and inr ,, two vtdt with agency in the apprehension of cruni- ’ Simile; As prosperous as who ever Were fifteen a week! achievement, but thu year it float* tn’IW 1 m rel*Uve4’ "Nothing Mtrikcs those who have Tiungs naU. It- has resulted ta the conviction got the contract for furnishing note—Unidentified Clipping 1 honor of the greatest of American* and Things are are so so high high toned toned and and saniuniFIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. lived long tn this world p much a* the: tary these days we won't be (urorUed and imprisonment of many. But now' paper to the League of Nations — ----the greatest of achievements—George The board of supervisors met at one Tiie average British motorist pay* Washington, and hb creation of the o'clock this P M and organized by euential goodness and kmdhne** of io pull b bau from a north country­ comm a well known Detroit judge, who j Pathfinder. human nature when you look for it."- pond this summer and find it wranred JO tn taxes every year. United States. Sir Alfred Hopklnson 1 ln cellophane -Detroit X. ‘ t electing Honorable D. G. Robinson of THE ARROW TRUMP 95 Lambie “The Store for Dad mid Lad” Quotatiou- Pungent Paragraphs Wav iN " . Tb”' u>m dM �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1932 many difficultly were encouruerod I Stuart Clement, probate neuter, was asked by .George Mastery to clyar up tiie situation it he could, and he did jThese went the ^nalCen which Mr . A half milhoh Michigan fishermen Clement encountered In lite four i are now dusting off tiw-ir rods .and months' effort to complete Uie trarviicrccte tn nnucipatlon.of Um redpenlngi and to vest Uie ownership of the I ,of Um general fishing .-«u*on June 25.: T.nT np urnev LOT OF WORK wprtacnAov NECESSARY |fer. SE0 Y OF MANUFACTURERS 1 There will be no change- in Um itehj stock in George Masters. TO CLEAR UP ESTATE OF 1. He had to prove to the satisfaction : ing regulallons thu year, the Depart-ASSOCIATION SPEAKS | of the New York bank that- A.‘Judson |ment of ConM-rvatiun ha;, announced/ ELVIRA MASTERS HERE I Masters and Jqd Masters were the1 The last arsaion of 'fm )rgi«!atm.«j --------- (j • made isame person, the stack having -beenj a few changes but thr wm- ini STOCK TRANSFER WAS __________________________ | originally Issued to Jud Masters. ADVOCATES INDIANA effect lad year. Atnony tii.. .• change* He tlud had 10 to *show that Edward Edward MuMas­ NFVFR COMPI FTFI) I. 2X He l,ow Ulat were the removing ->i the rize limit on IV even UUfflrLEICU ^tmini.ir.i»r of Uu* PLAN FOR STATE Parent: Hers, as special administrator of Um children-to grow—but it wins an added perch. However, the cte*i fiml: , estale esia«-or of a A juoson Judson Muster*, Musters, nan had uie the deal, if’ iictfx-.iiK. to build lasting mains and only 35..in.iv i» taken Name and Date of Death Enrhaio of health fur every member of . J m , legal authority to make the nasignment Permits a Minority Appeal day, Tim size limit for Rock, health for their children.'•Yet the thing'' thi family. It doe* it INEXPENSIVE­ tercd Wrong Causing Work of .the thirty .du«n* month. Calico and stsawlmrrv ba— —t ot — sixildmg ------ - stack Against Any Increase In LY too. In proportion to its HIGH Mrs, Elvira M-t* „ .. and Delay In Settling fto“ ** “ “ — Masters ‘ and George “ crappies was also r* moved lost yi ph-. .List pivnty of fr<*sh jur and snnMasters jointly, or to Urn aurvivor Mr nxpenaitures ' Non-resident* must how have I-<•<»!> VALLE, Highlands Dairy milk The difficulties encountered by Pro- jthem. shine; plenty of Aieep mnl exercike; ‘ John L. fgivclt. secretary of the oen*e’ to fish in Mie .. —. -------- - ot the: whichyoit ran.always know in CLEAN. ■ T4?* !' *. ute state u. ttnr,, Awoclation 3. ne He nuu had *u to ovmui obtain. .rou. from'lh* ol I, wcawn Michigan ^t.ut-t Manufacturer:' and plenty of that most ^perfect I’.te.w L .v 1,1, 1,ru,,lj5': New Jersey, when--tta- Bisiltling com- with headquarters at Detroit, was the rater*. In form.Well wt in the inland coj-1.- far less than any other food you GROWTH FOOt) — good CLEAN. 7,“*!’»?" *-topr. H'’ ,pany U incorporated^ and-' from New, speaker at the noon luncheon of the ( in buy. Be-atHe if its cleanliness the Ilccruc to RICH MILK. 7...!, r?i .‘.‘‘■’’’.I r,<lu''> ‘ York state, in which tile headquarters. Hastings Rotary club. He, discussed fUh in Great Lake Highlands Dairy is permitted by the < rU U i ,.a*' T* ‘I11 " **,ua' -.of of the enmiiany romiMtny are located, located a waiver <>f of what ts is very much much ‘ “in In the minds of sell Grade A” milk—the tion tliat was much Invohvd inheritance tax Ttrta required a’lut of people IheKe days—the subject of taxaIn A Judson-Masters, of Middle­ । orrtwpondence.’ tnrnilk. T milk you can buy. tion. ville. died Judge Eggleston named hl 4 Th.- roquircnirnt fpr transfer1 He began by saying that N’qpofeon. in brotaer Edward Masters, a* admlnte- .-Uunps „ UBU l(tulru on uie ,. w «GRADE “A* MILK (Pasteurized or Rawl—10c Quart. hud HI to w be ,figured the Uuu-'on explanation w of IU> his mnumu solution of m the traUrf of hi* estate. The two brollu-n., b.r muiJ(. ten Jlmrs mr-Uir( IUMj th«- tax problem, said “I pluck the gou'<GRADE “B” MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—8c Quart. tagether wlUi « third, Oeorge M M«- stanips affixed to me swek that squawks the least ” He told a *“ ch“'"K” ‘or ,h,‘ A’ 5 Mr. Clement had to establish b> {.-.tcry that was quite to tty.- point A roMW,n« *'T monu* affidavit* tiie tact that Judwm. Edward man hud sold a horse for 5100. Before (Continued from page one* . laeiurcr* »f sporting b” *n and Elvira Masters had never lived In lie delivered it the aiiiinul died- HupMirtut 2m ibdr Iximt-h »*{New Jersey.nur in Now York Mate, but, nig against hope to save his-money. - .“.rrTTr. ,; ii Middleville ahere tty-lr ngrther lived llatl ajn-u>!k malnlalnctl their twine'in ‘ the owner afiipped the d-ad iiorn- to .“ ’*?' . • Phe estate of A Judson Mashas <-<m- Middleville. , the purrhawr. and sent him a bill for ‘n V>*- nature o. a welc. ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN .siMc«l ol personal property. Tty* lain6 Another peculiar difficulty arow >100- hardly expecting payment. Mncli class of 1932. The rvsjwrise foe M.r1" U‘ n> id"4» ’ Ol M‘Xlt 11 i >•’ Michigan the death certificate of a. to his siirprlw tty.' purdiaser sent a me Mp.i|dmg eomiNiny. By a«n*-mein 'di-oroscd person has lo be filed with “check for 5100 'without a rrtuimur. affiouK his-heirs tt was arranged that ,MIW| receded by the comity clerk It u-'Later the funner pwiu r plucked up Aim thouKhts expnK)v wl... '"oUar. Mrs 1 nwle out by the piiy.-.iciun who atteiwt courage to ask Hjow he raiih towell m ti4, KUiru Mashes, and lo hi* .yHingc*t ; tlH, deceased person, or by tin- under- jwymrin in tull for a dead hor -e. Tiie ', Rlchbrother. Churgc Musters, jointly, and ;,ak,.r In |hl< (muince tin- certificate ; parcitaw r replied,that hr hud gotten ‘,,K wt n.l.“ :lnie i“-' Arcritr. Sandwu oilier tq 1-a.M- or me death of <-liber of them 1UJld,. out-stated that -FUfnim” in- out !»<» lottery ticket* on the hortr. r n h'-.UinwiiLK Everybody web the ^uniror to beconir the wte owner ateMd of "Elvira ’ Masters wa* Ur tuna- wiling ..................................... them for 5100 aptt-cc-and had or her place in Uie world Will, i.ir; c Of the'stock Edw..rd Masters as - <lf Ulr deewued person The prucerd- i received the cadi. Tiu- only buyer petal so much ui»n condition • tw up Mr-. WJltaul Bagley and th.- character. intelligent--. tiiougf ciu) thi> stock „1|(s ln th, pnAau. ctaj administrator.' adminutrat..! aoslgn'-ti :^si( n.-d thl» ^wwed that •f Kalamazoo spent SaturI-: . .. and to hl* Mrs. Ma-ster* had And on H-hroary 4 dead horse; so he returned that fel- {fulness and willinim* ss to do ha to >.!j»b mother. E!v:r;; Elvira Ma.te«, r paiWrtr. Mr and Mra. brother to tty- survivor o'.>1 while tlr errttneute ot ty r d*-,m filed tyw’s dollar, had 5499 to the good and work winch she believed -. .u-.h tnetnl brotirr GeorgeGrmite or t<» Francis Gorham.. them. t clerk. fc,v.» dccUred . that - »■Ip r felt he could afford to pay tta- bill them The Tlx sin-cial .IW1.1 administrator made . Mlth the cmf.y St -.end ir -m tare attend-d the ChilMrs EWd Bauer Hplh this nNdanmcnt of tty- stock l<> hh‘death occurred nn February 5.-It l<x»k in full. 01.4 du'i: > day exennsea Sunday evening came next op tta jirogtam with ■mat u nrwatac .M . ! The speaker explained tliat our state «t tin- McCullum church. The children the *"*'* certificate. t<> Um- c.ty-nncal 1(,t oI u„tk by Ml clement to establish property’tax last year waa 529,000.- '«>>•’’ **«-. Urich dt-bghted th. Alu.nni Ki -... . . .. and -ill'll- vuesrs a> Wil* 1r .'•-ndi rc-d a irry plcaaing programItank and Trust o-mpany ol N, a York lo p* MUSf^Uon of the bank that htл ta * r WenU f"‘ •lr“ *•“»«» ■“<! Mitera wen- ; than ten jx-r cent of the total tax ’ the abiding Co ^ock .UR. [K.r;(On. 4JId Ulat muukl. ) levied by tty- state, county, cliy. VtfUte -theme TlJirty 5< ar- Ai-<» m... r. and Mr*. Jun Wilcox and ciuti were calle:-< Sunday aitcrnoon ut -a I. , ? l,,xk k hatfbwn made in reporting her name luge. townshipVnd school district gov-I''!'ed l'‘ ■•JT’- r‘JJ“bcl Ru''' V ’*1 ,tK1- T-M' response brought. talward Mwler... In then li tter Insist-., |,y m,. pj^Mclan or undertaker. It was iernmeritf. ThA-Mate budget exceeds;,!m’ home ot Mi. and Mrs. Ralph Jen5100,000,000. Besldci. the $J1>.000.600 iWc* 0 * 11 ,nuc 1 'bat wa-* interesting, and , ing tliat-the tnuufir was v.".-. not "r~xi mar Qrungeviik.' |t:<»|xrly proven thRt »•' died in the night niwif. and. requiring that tin* place ”* tune, anti that her death acutally uc- state raise.-. 57.OO0.WJ by taxing cur- P-ea-'ingly given It a a;, trim ol het nixndMr i,utl Mrf*'iro residence ot Elvira and Gtorg- Ma**• curn-d before midnight ot t.he 4th and :poratiotte and 543,000.000 by the giw 'l-on c. a. I' wa* ol thUkJU-Alrs B it • h-. *s'Ut': : bf their daughter. Mrs. ..... weight . ................ (MO.-: and the two which lollowiwl Mrs taxes. jt— djinni ____ $25. ______ >> ... ,........ ?? not .«*» th»' st,L nfl *»•■> shoUn by the arty ’ Hitnkin Hart, and family ol Brush Jim w ’ ’ 'Fields, that they’were Htetorfculb* inlhe trurufer government tax t<e pidd certificate “u“. Rtdg». 000 primary school money by taxing . _Th«l ... 1,, ,unl estates and public utility conwrallon* teroslitig, Mr* Wilder of Baltic Creek came .u» jmr M”- h'1"'’ WtxM* Tuwn'.end Of' Ute tw,, Ibouxhl Uu, ,1 ■■ nci.ilm, ,n>n[ n, powrr.0t .ttonvi b.. This year um tiie prupervy projwrty u.* tax «... will ue tie bun- Ttmreday for a vu*ii at the borne of lump u> about Sii.500.000 County.lai3 ea'c •' *'in-v rcst>nn--e to her daughter. Mrs. FrtncU Gorham. mrtiln a«n.M .. «r,/reduced - Bjty ■hud nuthing further to do in the mat- vivor. . ’ icily, village, township and school taxes Twenty Years Avo ’ Many amuaznr:' a-s interesting events were. t« -| English b. th<- "second'' languajo l.r Hr rv,<l..|in, Uwuthl HU, (h>* fij, .UUDlenl tbowi Ulal Ur reach over' 5230.000.000. making in all ajol f887; -urt nA. ktani t„ .ndJaopn,, ,hinelto ,’nol far from 5340.ooo.ono. It is not’ to latcdmeetipg uiroughout China. SSr,.” ”' "■ "uhuu, .ii ,!«.«. m. tn.. i>- wondered that people arc becoming • I - ’i. w W. Hv 1 <!* 1*^ "’“'•'■‘J to bi.n I satL-Jaction of the bank, h-p, yerfrs utter interested in taxation. . Io W ,r'u‘;'h''r *^th;tile supposed transfer ot the stock hat!। The s|x-aker referred to a constitu.the letter it would seem Wfcatfc jhut nu(11. to FjUli< an<1 Mafc./tional nmendnmnl that will lx- sub-i he wver read thr letter, but took it I(lr6 mittrd in November, which, if adopted.! .... ...... - . . * , ——1., .uvm ,.u 1111*1 V 1XI.&II for granted,that Uie bank i. return ol • However ’"all is well that ends well.”• will, limit real estate taxation to 515 a fourth <>f the revenue received from each home served. 'I' •“ “™" u“’ '"'rthuw OnTImr^woi I.., Ml Ckra-nt per 51.000 of taxable property. Many. , . ... .... I‘art the sattsfucilpp oi receiving fromi are falling over each other to sign | last Diremty-r Ldwnrd Masters. m»c, , tlM? banl. thl. for tIle tlurf. • petitions for this limitation.. They will м nur. d,. ,i 1„. r.bnur. Sl,„ro„„ hv ,;jm disappointed, he said, lmcau.se when nt Ihr. >. bl- M>< ,u. .1 Her ,»U,e J ,i communities or the state need mon: l>r«ul>l U. u„ ,»ob.i.. ,1,„, ................ . M„„ ,„rnuhM u,,, j money they, will raise valuations t-o ' ""‘S ....... . Chemlrtl Bunk ant -ftw Crmimn, , । that tpe same rate will bring tlw-m elMlnem In ter .-.uie ,ra.' , j more money. Furthermore, he de“".’J?".' 1" HUHS alum. ll».„ terr Ur.„J dared, litigation will b'<- certain, to! thirty shales ut * | ■ transfeind to George M Masters andI' follow lhe adoption of that policy. Spalding Bro-. Con । Elvira Musters or Um- survivor. George;1 In the speaker s judgment the in-1 inp quite valuable. , I Master.*, and he would have rec< ived।;; diaua pL»jj of taxation is far to be iue > .’7 '. 'A' V »’«* without any action by the, ;1 preferred. Tills makes it (Xtesible for: ’ 7'* " ■17 "‘ *. f 7 ht'. Sf«Wlnu probate court, became he was tfi.fr sur-'i ten taxpayers in any county, city, vil, f" riror or rte <«o to .ten, Ite .took j luge, township or school district to, agreed to tetr nol<r,l hate tnnrJrnrd tr in lerred to IU. his moth,,nnsI. r„ d । call for n review, by competent an-1 t r anil his brother Georto jointly, or ; thorittes. of any profiovd bond Issue ORtO' • the survivor of Umin Thus it became' | or any proposed increase of taxation. : SOUTH THORN-APPLE. nc<.-.vary to c-.siabli-h tlx- ownership -.. ------ Mrs ...... klr-and Orrin ^.uuai.v Landarn- i*, spent He believed that plan would bring Unnf the thirty f ha res. The stock and the Wcffhcsday afternoon in Hastings, (acts before the people and lead to n letter from tin- Chemical Bank and' Mr. and1 Mrs. Chas * '* ------- andI, correction of tiik evils from which wc B. Johnson Trust Company of New York City were,j Mrs. Ella Snyder were callers Saturday now. suffer. He declared that, unless brought, into court Then it. was dls- j afternoon of Mr. and Mr». 'E Lam {taxpayers’do take an Interest In the c.'ivend that Jhe bank’s rvqtnti nu-nl.s' Spi Inger ol Bowens Mills. matter of tax levying, the cane Is! lor the ipmsfer of .the stock had nrvef. Mr and .Mrs. Arthur Terry and fum- {hopeless. One of thr first things.-he1 been met. m> it became necessary to'; ily or Ban ington. 111., cxirncl to move jtlwtight. we need In Michigan *■' “ |l’• establish the ownership. In doing Ud-s to this community in the near future. vamping of our political units. He ! «aid that now there nn- 54 000 public 1 jofficials in Michigan.levying state., I county, dty. village, township, and. I scho! district taxes and spending the; money. There is no need for any such an army of tax levycrs and spenders. Tux levying should be in fewer hands and publicity should be j requited for all projxwcd taxes and bind issues. The speaker declared that it U the i high cost of goveraihent. that /rr ha*;{ FRIDAY, June 17 SATURDAY, June 18 brought about the tremendous in- j । crease in our tax burden. In his, j judgment this will not be corrected I W> m <> #> a « Freeport, Shultz ! until the [x-ople take an interest in the ; D U I 11 r or Middleville Lb. ! matter, insist u|x>n tax roauciion and : : decreased cost of government. MMV DIFFICULTIES I 08756903 WERE ENCOUNTERED Season for General Fishing Opens June 25 GOOD HEALTH MHEM Is One of the GREATEST ASSETS \ Your Child Can Have! F FT ETH1NNUAL BANOUETANO REUNION The HIGHLANDS DAIRY -4 P- e ch. IME heir - * V Mi had ’ydin nany yden > this Hualiked > MICHIGAN Quality aling that Service udge froyr rctly a The New SUPERrPOWERED VEGETABLES DOWN RICE 6lt)S- 25c Com, Peas, Lima Beans, Wax Beans, ixillg ChiJnw, Sin­ ti by Uw inty. bbeti do the Green Beans No. 2 Site Rolled OATS glbs.gg0 ® ® H I ■ || A FANCY QUALITY ORDER A SUPPLY P & G Soap it to rnt’y bcm tics. ^GE 6“-23c Peaches ds. I bv SOAP CHIPS BIG STARCH 18° Q pkgs. Qqc Tiger Gloss—W fcaW COFFEE TOWN TALK 2 MEAT SPECIALS »crtxiro, hrec 1151. ROUND STEAK .... 3 lb.. 49c PORK CHOPS..................... 2 lb.. 35c BOLOGNA 21b.. 25c bam 1 ot anifised ntry pped Another i/inningplank goes into the platform with 18C • ailintrj mils VOTES for Low Prices JPECIALX f poll- casts thousands of f T HINMAN’S WE DELIVER PHONE 2491 HINDS COllNEUS. ' Mrs. Manning and family entcrtaln; ed her daughter nnd funily from Flint I over the week cud. ' . * Mr. and Mrs. Edd Newton nnd daughter. Georgia. Mrs. Chun Brown, Mrs. O:a Hines and Volney Hardy yu>- , lied Hie Nevltt family at East Leroy J ! Sunday. . The Cemetery Circle was well attend­ ; cd Wednesday at the home of Mrs ! Bessie Bergman. Tiicy have a new : well nt the cemetery which Uu- mem- i ibers aro very proud of. The Circle ’ will’ meet next with Mrs. Lyle Dicker­ sob. July J3th. afternoon meeting. Callers at Edd Newton’s Sundny cvening were. Mason Newton of'Del। ton. Libblc Craven and Clarence Hardy of 'Shultz. Mr. and Mrs. W, O. Tobias visited I1 heir daughter. Mr. and 'Mrs. Fred. I Bush, and family at Urbandale Spnday. , Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Tobias and son | and Mr. and Mr*. J. E. Tobias of Battle | Creek spent Sunday afternoon with I Mr. and Mrs. Kect Tobias. ; Lavern DeMott of Detroit spent Satlurrfay night and Sunday wiUi his par­ ents. Mr and Mrs. George DeMott. : and family. : Mrs. C. N. Tobias accom|»ntcd her son. Floyd, oi Kalanuuoo to Detroit last Tuesday, he. as a delegate to the J NaUonal Purchasing Agents’ Conven■ tion. and site visited visited her son. Orville, and daughter. Pearl, and famHies, returning Thursday night. । . Don’t forget the Hinds school rc; union Saturday, June 18th al the schtr-lhouse. Picnic dinner. Approximately one-fourth of die mi­ nis stations operated in the United States are operated by chains. 24 MONTHS FRIGIDAIRE TO PAY A GENERAL MOTORS VALUE "SPECIAL OFFER AS LOW AS $130 F. 0. B. DAYTON ing new beuulits and economies nut I 'sc ibis POWER? It’s a new 2-cylinder ma­ chine instead of the older I cylinder SPECIAL OFFER , lo own a Frieiduire and Id it PAY FOR ITSELF ■ithio actually pays for itself out of what it saves you. You can figure your own savings .with the/rtew that giyt s you taster free/inx^-niorc ice in less time—belter fuod pniicction on cv en hittieti day>—and new Super-Powered models. . Now-—Super Power Only Frigidatrc has the new • SI PER.POM-ERFD unit iti MI models—a new‘design bring* as now. Sec the newmodclv— HuthnM’K IALOHIKuhIi present low prices and two years to pav. Come in or just phunc for interesting details. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15, 1531 PAGE SIX heirs were located, except one son who Camp Ben Johnston lx the meet OBITUARY. TRIPLE BURIAL HERE beautiful spot and the safest place for Ada Jane St. 'cs was born In Yankee had disappeared and had not been heard from for several years. He was ON MONDAY AFTERNOON yqur boy lo spend Hi* vacation. A new rapring* Twp . Barry county, near Oqn believed to be dead, m all efforts to camp has been built for boys nine. ten. lake on April 28. HW>. the only daugh.....1 eleven ..... ... of .age. ............... . . ..............ter of Frankjtn __ ..... -M. . .. and Ann Eitabeth locate him were fruitless. Uncter theke and year* so that-the.* Detroit People Were Killed condition* the" administrator of, hhAT NASHVILLE. • bon may enjoy tlwir own program Miles; When she was a small child When Automobile Was Hit 1 Thuraday evening. June 9. tiie scouts away from the scoute. A water slide tiie family moved to Wayland witere fattier'* estate was authorized by the • , . probate court of that county to p.iy By Grand Trunk, Train , , of Troop 77. Na*hviUe, met at the sum- and swimming at one of the best she grew to womanhood and received from page onei HOW ESTATES OF pISAP- thc share that would have gone to this ’■ ” ' 11 (Continued her education. She taught several ------------------------------------------ ! Many in thi* city can remember Dr. I mer home of Ed Kane. Asst, scout- beaches in the state; plenty of oppor­ term* hi Barry and Allegan counties dbBPIxatcd Atm to’ the other childrtn. Barcwft, FUlmorc; Glady* Byn-. d . prank Trasw who resided' ’faster, on-thc shores of Thomapple tunity for study of-nature and Identifi­ PEARED PERSONS ARE Dome time after thlx dmnbution o nelt. coat. Grove; Vceffiw Bennett. Mr* Frank Trask. »»» rralded cation of the fifty different varieties of nnd also worked in the Wayland SETTLED BY COURT * e. “! bTni ’ ! wre ur n.v:,or MX >*a?sJn^lr hom<; «»•»«« ••<**. ‘»t pawing trees on the camp ground. A chance Courier aflice where her brother. to rngke .the most rapid advancement George. H. Mlles, was the publisher. In after the adm nlstra or had been-du-. jn geOfc.raphy Robert Henn.-^CaUat,tliSc°7*r oi Bn<1 and a ramp fire program. of any time during the year; the op­ I8B0 she moved-'with her family to [charged, thr disappeared hhi returned lon Beatr'o- Screen CHtali Court street. Tlx- Doctor died and wa1 ' DISTRIBUTION 0E- . rnn TUDrr VCADC "uu"le‘l ‘‘U '1,4/r 111 ’and Oth Hermenit: Pra.iurtliP n - burled here. He had a son Don and two COUNTY COMMITTEE MEFTfS portunity to know, and f<-l!ow*liip with Emmett Co. and was a pioneer teacher LAYED FOR THREE YEARS er* property. The probate court hurt A daughters. AH the cluldrcn have lived Friday afternoon at 5 no o'clock, June scouts from all over the urea and also in Center Twp.- On April 20. 189« Mie ' -— , :ul-pa <d of it and thc administrate-.olad„ Bennett of Coats Grove re-!1:1 Drtrait since th» death of their, io, the regular county board meeting from other pari* of-the country, n* we was married to Aaron W. Nichols of Legislature Passed Regulation had paid It y> ;he other children, in 'Ct.lvwl 100' mjihyoologv and hvg:cn<fur. Banv county Scouting met In the have scouts and cubs from other Alba, where she resided until the After Miilinr Heir Made . I ?K‘ord“"7,J‘!hand the A mudTnu are Robert H-mw' ’Diuntaay of last week, at about mid- j(,mc^ <)f u,.Barry County councils; fine spring beds with regular Master called her home on June 3. , After missing xieir ma b4.t. coyrt B;K t})rt,ugh hw this Iont. and Marv ck,|n Cftrll,,n center; nl«bt- M1’ - Una “K«-' h< r *ls-1 Health Unit. BuxincM of general rou- mattfexu-s; tent* with sew>n* to pro­ 1932. at thr age of 72 years. 7 months ~ Trouble For Admr. “ man contended- that a probate court yarii.. gmt, ’ Coats Grow I'liyllG **-r. Mrs. Dennis and thc latter's hus-lttne token care of and plans for tect from flics and mosquitoes. and and 8 days. Surviving arc the hus­ Assyria C«-nL r--Lo-m.r Schal- '’.md. William H. Dennis, wen- kilted the summer camp were discussed. Re­ floors off off tiie ground so tliat Scouts band. her brother; George Miles ut Cases now and then arise in the pro-'.! in. Michigan could not dispute of »» Mate the owner.A,of thr , wtat> . ' a Lerner; Center; rrances France* nonman; Hoflman. --- ---—- uhcn thelr -auton ’^i ’e wo*! i""» port of tlw leadership training rom- will be'dry and comfortable. The..- are i Rushford. Minn., an adopted son, ■ hair court, involving unusual situation.* u«..M,,- . , ,unless . , . it-r.. Assyria -...... .......... —••• ................ uett* In cu.m* thc nn>ba ’*' .. ..... ... --Inirk nd *Tmnlr oavu.neet* I mittee. Maurice Foreman chairman. but a few of jhc fine advantage* which Robert C. L. Nichols, ills wife Nina and lu<J .r’, court were <!--ad. d-.-ad. In this this of comprobate Howard.... Cloverdale lnlck bv b>’ a“ rim Grand Trunk passenger nrevnud ie^n or^ciah/^wars ,l*d di>nr«Mi db-ix»cd tlx-the estate of aa;* ^5^,'Jont< puijey; ----------- -r.Mirt had of th*.-.ijUof Duane J-awnn. • ,h'' Seven MUr road 1 showed that a great deal of stress lux* your boy may enjoy at Camp Ben five children, of Alba, besides other ■ro could liale iud. no Mt’tton; but Hving person by honing hi* pari df .hi* [ ’ relatives and friends She was a good ’.roil. Time wa* a string of automobile* been made on helping volunteer lead-! Johnston. 2£ ’iSSure 01 wd a law that futtar* estate over to hk brother* and [ Indian lore, handicraft, fishing, wife and mother, a kind neighbor, al­ mer; Leland DuBui^. Banfiehi; iw I3al- " ilting at tiie crossing. T11-- crossing <•» with their individual problems Live, the difileultv Which arose in *We«s Thi* son sued the ndminlstra- , •Bclson ' l * nals operating when Mr. I>nthrough the training courses a* out-! boating, hiking, conking, games, field ways loyal lo her family and friehd*. or " the anu 1!i nu> bondsmen uontiMncn aW J:n^^!j’;r<*'nnrf,cy‘ntnI^',BH]Jlft\Jt.omb«v,, .mlmXre :tor '»r '■< ‘p eNtare 3,M1 Siu- was a member of Hie Alba Con­ uils. who had-evldcnxly become tired . lined by thr National CdURcU, The re-[daysarchery, nature study aild many , this livtanrx t — ■ aiui - yhl. follow.jn>l lr„ a those suc-!( !<>t- uniting -------- r--------in the line, - • turned -----------out — from [port -----------of tlw Court — “ of• Ho/lor committee. I other of the appealing things which gregational church for 33 years nnd, Charles Heilman of.Uih city died a iwnered from th«‘-atfmirUMratw ■•“••• ru->cu-.i «nm» nninmBhii,.. . o,-.-;. showedthat ■ boys like arc to be found In this or­ will be sadly missed. Funeral serv­ few months a«o. H:> c-tatc is in the taMdamtn-liU share, of his father* Jh(. M.unth it. parsed,! some automobile* aheadI of,niu«zi Klm .»r Bigler chairnu . ,January 'Ince January him and drove onto tiu- crowing wiun ■ miicc five fire c courts hadbeen' ganlned camp where you may besun.­ ices were conducted by Rev. C. F. Badprobite court, for witlement. He had ■ ,•,,,.:>examination io sons and a daughter, but thelAfterthiacaaehadbrenth-cidcdby — ------------, -r -------1 .held with 73 Accond ’clus*. 20 first rla**. I Jour bov I* safe.- An experienced der.on June 6. 1932- with Interment in Aldrich. DarreD; AlhTding. Wood- 111'~r* a/V 1.’.1'**' 'r -------------■ ... . . • Th,- Iwwlleu of th,, thnw vlrtltna “ — . whereabout, of lhe elder nf the > row; AlthouM.*. Howard;. Ander*. Lou-1I Thc bodies of the three victim* were; ic Star, ohe Life, one Eagle. t*o palms.'Camp staff which is headed by T. Ben Star cemetery al Alba. wn*. Ralph, nrv.not known if he is, 3*nis*cd Act No. -05 P.ibl t Acts 1925..i'rl*; Andeiron. Ruth: Arentz, Albert; 1 brought to tta* city Monday, burial be- 241Mrrlt badges, and-17 cub promo-1 Johnston. Area Executive, as ramp di­ SHULTZ. cemetery on the Trusk tions, t' — - -------'• Uving. ar.d it is not rertata that he »i thereby providing a way in which the i Aslib'y. Morris;-Ashby, William: Aj-aling or a total of 371 awards. The''rector. Bl.o-n-.wul Shcra.wd U/lH.lna. Winslow, 1A.v-t , T»<_ Di­ 1. ,,in Riverside . Thc Missea Barbara Chamberlain of u dnupiieared person«could be •phiall. Howard; . dead. Ten years ago early thu spring [i estate " “>w *next county board meeting will be rector. George Holmes, Asst ExeeuBamfh-ld. Marlon;llun’‘-’ ltrt lu-ld at Camp Bci] Jbhtuton during .Uie lue os advancement director. Lew and Muybelle Hurt visited nt thc home he was working in an office in Detroit, 'settled lawfully by an administrator. |Baldwin. Leota: 'Barcroft. Albert;: summer camp program. Handler of M S C. as cub director and nf Mr. and Mr*. John Christy in ltatwhere he had been employed for some That law is being applied in the set­ Jihunaby. Melbourne; Barry. David;! [Lloyd Shafer a* activities director T<»- tie Creek Sunday. They also attend­ Ume Hu wife and daughter were llv- tlement of the Huffman estate. Barry. Donu-e; Barn. Dorthea; BeatCAMP BEN JOHNSTON. |tai cost 1* g5.00 |x-r week, and periods ed thc Children’s Day jirogrnin at Mc­ ■ ing with him in that city. One day he jtie. Dori*; Beck. Phyllis; Bekon.-Hnzrl; * NORTHEAST RUTLAND. .. Saturday. June If. seven scout* nnd i ate of two wwks duration First pwdod,, Callum church In the evening. left tiie office* leaving in* overcoat Belkin. Wayhard; Beimc’.t. Gladv:.; ■ Mr and Mr*, Leo Welfare and fam­ ■leader* went to Camp Ben Johnston I June 20 to July 2 inclusive; second. Mrs. Bertha Sherman and Mr. andiBenrtett. , wnni.u Vcmor; VfTOor; twrry prances mihij hanging in the ofllre. stating that lxBerry.. Frances Bird.i ■ uiM-rv they put out the dock and hrl|>cd July 4 to |C; third July 19 to 30; ily of Hastings were Sunday guests of Mrs. Smith Sherman iZf;n,a; tumii Uh: Bodmer. Oer-| was Bum* going to lunch .-v No ..... one has ever ............................... „ „ 7and . famdy „ V spent ,z.v.nia; erect nine new tent platforms for the fourth. Auuu»t 1 to 13; and the Eagle Mr. and Mrs John Ruling. seen or heard anything from him w,from fromTjiesday Tui’sdavtill tillSunday SundayininScbewainc Scbewainn aIll , _>j. . Boulter Doriv Boulter M ir- i Robert Hart took the seventh grade jm-w cub camp at Sherman lake. Tiie Tour or northern camp to be held im­ about him Miser that time. He dn>ap-: with Mr, ttnd Mrs. Carixnter and at- i{an: Bouvn . ’ "Max: Bowman. Ellul;! (Continued from page one) special examination in HaKtlng* Fri­ ,. ________ . । camp U very beautiful now and tlje ■ mediately afterwards peared as completely and . a* myster- tended thc graduating exercises of Bn]I ciinto; Clinton; Brovunt. E»Ymb,.;. . t’-red in thr Wilson Preventorium, «-ouu enjoyed a real day of work and j The camp is locawd one mile south day. toady is if the earth bad swallowed tlwir niece. . * Browne Ft a Franklin; Brown. Mr nnd Mr*. George Thompson him. Mr. and Mrs Frrd Bryant and son BlJrd jerl,. ,Burkhead, May. ’ ’; where they- were taken because of mai-1,un- <’”ding with a vuu to the new of Gull lake and to go from Hastings him. • Burd. NMerle. .... nutrition and necessity for medical i Kellogg camp at Pine lake where Mis* j the best route i» through' Delton on spent Sunday at Ed Whitney's In AiAs an lK-ir. to his father’s estate, he and Mrs. Ray Bryant entertained com­ Cable. Eloise; Campbell. Aden: leean. -’. c4r, ran-. children arc housed In four ST cl:“r- t,lr director, .showed them IM-43 to Hickory Corners past tiu- Kelwould be entitled to one-third. Hi* wife pany from Clarksville Sunday: ’ Chancy. Wesley: Chevseman, Mar-1 ‘ The Mr nnd Mrs. Will Halslngton at­ <>'“»* * “» hospital. ~eh the buildings. L ... scouts (I ... ------------------------------------ where ------- „a Mi# Mary Burroughs nf Dowling .is LreG Clem rone- Clem^Ur’ (Skotugrs. Any love Ag School to Gull lake died nnt king ago. in order to take car-.----- to ... work --------ut tlx.... camp _.np this lhi» week'road week road runs to tiutiie south at thi? White While tended thu funeral. of their grentof the interest ot his daughter, n pe­ spending a couple of weeks with Mr. cn* Claude- Cofuirell Carrie' Coe--1 ro»“KC having a very capable matron “‘L'blng grundron in Hastings Monday after­ ..well, .. Maurice; .. ... ' — '..' . ’ '. " ’ nnrl n.ikfant. -Th,.' no/>e rnnereri r,Will will have have meals nicals fttrnishi-d furnished and and will will be pel ' Gull Gull Inn. Inn. Individual.': Individuals or or. orann organization.^ I ration.*. and assistants. The' new. ranged from tition was filed in the probate court and Mrs John Olncr., coIUmui. Linden: Coon., ...‘ ,103 fourteen years. Thr permitted ’to take blankets to *tay ‘ wishing t<» help in wndlng boys to noon. Mr. nnd Mrs. cl«o . Risbridger ,of Mildred; Cortright. .U'oln; Couch.: .,,’l asking that an ndmmiMr.itor be apSunday visitors at Mrs C'm.sle Hnri'a Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mr. Charlie; Couch. Viola: count. Robert;-;'older children are taken to Otter Lake. 'overnight.-------------------------------------- , I camp .ire urged to do so and lo con- were. ^Minted -for Ralph Huffman, a dlvai»- Kalaimu ’"*"" Mr. and Mrs, Frank Vis. Mln* ’ * •*. Frank Giner. | tact Mr. T. S. Balril. Hasting:-, th:liearvd person.” The law rtqultr* that and Mrs Covey. Claude;, Coy; Barbara: Craven.* a small town nearby, each day to^ Ida Bouma. Mrs. George Toringa and COURT OF HONOR. Mrs. Clifford Hammond Gladys: Craven. Myrtle; Day. Kliiinei; .-chool. and oh Sunday are allowed To; chairman of Barry Co. Camp Commit­ tiu* ratate of vuch a person la- held I Mr. *•- ami daughter, Joan, all of Grand Raplih. Jhev were ; .hen I spent Sbnday with Mr. and Mrs.'Harley Dc^ltilie. Ford; Deuiaray. E-irl; Dcm-j attend Hie church litcy were smaaccus-1' Court ol H'inor for thi* month, the' Ih. open for a jx-riod of three years when; Mr. and’ Mrs tomid to to^ttending at home. iiome Septombi r. will be held In the attending nt II laM untd -----...... if he I* not heard from’nur iocaled, lib Durkee of Wayland. uray. Kafhcrlnciv l>Mott. Mime: D-•; tamed : daughter, Marjorie, of KatamaznO were supervirtbn of the Billet to vested in I «M,r‘ Wednesday ••venlng June Alvin Jgmvlker is in Freeport today on Pauw. Ck-picrttineA Dewey, Marcia. IRVING. estate or hl. Interest in the estate ol ! Werini-sdiiy evening culler* nt Kenneth Herbert R. McKinney. State Child ;lt ‘■6o oclock- Kim Slgier will pit- j "mi, father can lxon to any sur­ the. Board of Review. Miss Denn Edema of Byron Center Babcock's. Donovnn. Mclbtirn; ‘DuBois. l.elan<t , Hcrlx-rt R. McKinney. Mr: and Mrs Homer Smith and Dunn. Aipheous; Dunn. Kenneth;* 'Wrlfivre Chnlrntan of the American American -—“S*Welfare Chairman viving mcmWrs ot his family—in.tills spefil last week witii her aunt. Mrsj. Wayne Daley and Ml** Lals Stanley case a daughter who live* in Grand daughter and Miss Henry of Hxvtlngx Dunnigan. Anna Mae; Dunnigan, R«‘x;- Legion, who gives a great deal of pcrJames NtUtel. CUBS. 1 of Kalamazoo were 4iuesu of Mr. and ■ pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. -Mor­ Fdmonds. Horace; Eggleston. Kath-j sonnl.care to the Billet and-lU-nced*. Rapids. Ten cubs under tiie leadership of Dr. — -- Burger were! Mrs-Gordon Thompson, Saturday eveits Calkins. The law relating to this rwe is rvn;; eH»l<trrn who rail C. E Hyap. cubmuster, were guest* of Sunday guest* of her nephew near Ot- ning. ryn;; Ellston. Lillian; Engle.fcngle.’Russell;. Rawll;t “"rt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newton and; Erw found in Act 205. Public Act* of 19?5. ty Junior i ,llni Lncle Mac. Thc resident sup- 'Rolfe Bulling and John Palmer at the Erway. Junior. Mrs. Wjn. Chamberlain. Miss Bar­ That law was placed upon the .statute Joyce spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F»rr. .Iran: r.uh.M, Eater: reia,v1d. ■ Xtelte » ruuin-s . , ... tJtaw. , Palmer uiui Drug ovuic. Store, nasuuus. Hastings, wncre when* Mr. and Mrs. Enrl Dean of Roches- bara Chamberlain and Mrs. John iMxiks of Michigan because of what Henry Sothard of IhistiniA Finale- • .. nj,,-. ”ursc - alw M»» ‘llrrct cllflr 8e Mr Bulling gave them demonstration IMUKh, DoruM: F«TU. UM ruigie-j nfTnfrx Rnth.'~Mr Mr.*, «>onuu., k «»i um rn aa iienionsiraiion u TOln •r. Mich., M11M and Mr.. „,, and Mrs men Glen Chamberlain and baby gpmt Wednes­ happened tn anottwr Mlcb.tgan coun­ Fisher °‘ '.”p Billet anatrs. Both Mr. Me „r tlu. IM,U. sparton Vislonota. Six reels; i>,..ln wrrc week-end guests of their day’ in Kalambzix), the guests of Mrs. ton. Margaret; Fisher. Gl.iriy:-; Fisher.i Parking space—The. spot where the Mildred; Eanngry. Norabeilc; Flan-ii Kinney and. Supt. Kenney are most ot film were enjoyed by the cub* ’after parents here. ty. A man had died m that county ' James Clark. • leaving a considerable property. AlFthe other fellow loft hi* car. nery. Robert; Foster. Betty: Fritz.;• capabl* "and are deeply interested in which they discussed lhe "Caution* on 1 Mr. and Mrs. Byron Smith of De­ Vert Robinson and wife spent Sun­ • ILareda; Fry. Alton; Fuller. Mary; Gar-:’ i rhe work and In the boys and girls tin- Flag.” the card put out by the' troit and Mrs. Myra Woodmansee of I day with the former’s brother, Wm. . ■ [rison. Oma Jean; Gaskill, Janette; Gil- ) themselves. Robinson, and family in Buttle Creek. American Legion Post. Hastings were calling at William Me-. ilespie. Dori*; Gillespie. Kenithj GIUc.s- l Tiie Billet was started ten years ano. Mr. and’Mr-. Gordon Thompson vismu, SUMMER CAMPING. jpk-. Robert; Goodson. Marvin: Gutch- I during which" time over 1200 children | of World w.y veterans have received The beat part of tiie *cout program is' The Ladies Aid Society at the home! Sunday. [<-«. Dori-.; Gwin, Lenard Hallock Forres' i carp h>. 1S3’x there were 172. nnd it Is! now at hand: Camping. In the survey1 ^,r. w’“s. *',’u nt'i Mrs. Ca.Mk> Hurt nnd daughter, I Hall, Norman; ” ’ .naw-; Hayward, Thoma' 'stimated thatjir 1932 the total will taken in Hasting* and Battle Creek. tended. Tiu- A d Society wilt give an; OraPv. Barban Chamberlain nnd | Hayter. - Norina . M^ybelh- Hurt, vislkd Mrs. Bcrnlra ; Haywood. Cleof C.:; Hedge... Jorthhnu......... rFi>fb 3S0- w the balance of the year "kdionk. camping and outdoor uctlvT-; ice cream social July 1st. ... Henncy, .. ...................... keens with up thewith first the live first ufi.t five no,.-n/i.l tl,.<one-x..r» th.,were l.ioh.the —i r-.nUno t„ , tiehighest ranking feature*| Mr. and Mrs. William McCann and Blakeslee of DcxMoiiu-a, Iowa, who IHenion, Robert; Robert; Hen-nnkeeps Iry, Bessie;. Hermenltt. Otis; Higgins. liiilf ninntlj*. Lb5 having registered ot tiie ,vcouuprogram which appealed to MIm Alary Jenkin* were in Kalama-' was visiting Her nuitiirr, Mrs. Murtha • zoo Wednesday. ! Rcploglc in Cloverdale. Albert; HUI. Mylo; Hill. Ruth; Hilton. during that period Three men. fifteen ! tiu? boys. women nnd two laundresses ate rm[Citarles; HolTtnnn. prances; Hoitmau, iVada; Holme*. Daisy; kortbn. Knth- ployed at the ^Billet. A majority of the CX<4S taken to! Jryii; Houvemr. Margaret; Howard. the Billet are children suffering from ■ ‘ MjicBclle; Hula. Helen; Huniphiey. GUM-DIPPED CORDS Frances;, Jarrard. laiwrencc; John- lack of hotirbhlng food and childhood Th* f.inlon* polrnltd Gum.Dtpjcock. Myron; Johnston. Ath.i;’ Jone.. i. tuberculosis, due In part, no doubt, to p,rg p<ix»ii liamlo'mi ti.» cclfoncoids 6/ (Dorothy; Jones. Ethel; Joni's. Law- lack of work by the parents so they* are not not. able to' to purchase .... ,_„the r proper' - Liquid iwbbn pentira'ef *r*ty cod and Irenw: Ken«<»-. Lillian; Kenney, arc 5’ coati *»ny J.brt.'gvaiding aga>nit in* [Mildred; Ketcham. Betty; Kidder. By­ food for their little ones. These c.xsa-s; Ionol Inchon ond n»dl, g-eoily incieciIron; Kidder. Cliarlc.-; king. Howard; rcnixmd quickly to the care they re-: ceive. Tiie children Inst year made.a iog fl>» i',«ngdi cl fi>» co>d body, end [King, Marvel. going long*: tit* IJ*. I Lammers, Marjorie; 1-aWavc. Jcn- net gain in weight of. 1050 pounds, <3 incy; Lawrence. Duane; LeCIcar. Ruby; their average stay" there being five TWO EXTRA montlis The average age was six years GUM-DIPPED CORD PLIES ; Leeper. Gordon; U-imur. JoseplUnc; 2 ’.UNDER THE TREAD 'Lente, Sigmond; D-nz, Lucile; D-on- and six months. Rest periods arc from iard. Dale; Lewis. Clara; Lind. Ervin; 7:00 P. M. to i:W) A. M.. and from IlBf Ti>i» u a pot»ni«d comtmciion, and ih* [Louden. Robert; Manning. Dorr; Mar-’ 1:00 to 4 00 P. M. for the smMlcr l«o *iHo Gvm D,pp«i cc,d ph*, e,9 Ible. Mildred;. Marshall. Jeraldine; ।youngsters. Each bedroom has six plenty of light and fresh nir. the ffll is placed it-at you g«l 56% tHongcr [Marshall, Lynn; Malt.-son. Robert: ,beds, rrmns an- attracthrly furnished and MV bond b»U««n h»od and *o<d body, 'Maurer. Franc:.-,; McArthur. Murinl scrupulously , qnd leiti dew S6% O’eaiti piolrciicn clean A fine solarium ‘Moe; McCafferty. Albert; McCalfcrty. ! cga."ii pvnctuin and blo-ouH. Il i*n was a from tHE- Couzetw Children's ■Alien: McClelland. Alberta; McCrmkin. Fund, gift By a n«w iiondaid fo> Ids petfcimonc* on a.-; well ns other improvements 1 iAlftfa; McDonald. Elirabc-.il; McElmur- , n high »p<td can. from Hie same source, nil greatly i !ry. Stella; McKelvey, Janus U NON SKID TREAD needed, and much appreciated. CORD PLIES , lauunr, iu. rsr-i.n, .siilh. When risked about what was done .UNDER THE/ tough, lot iubb«l iptciolly compound[Albert; Miller, Glenn; Miller, Lyle; with those wlvj. w. re discharged but k TREAD X id for lorg, ilow w»oi. Scitnl.ficol 1/ [Minor, Rita; Mljuiarchek. Charle*; hkd no homes or no one to rare furl 'Moon. Juanita; Moore. Hannah: thclrt. Mr. MrKJhm y said. • Tliev are lien end »of», quit! petlomaiKt. [Moore. Lawrence; Mott. Elvert; Mug- referred to the Michigan nnd Detroit | ■ ridge., Raymond: Munger, Nina;'Mui- Children's Aid Societies for placenient ;phy. Glenn; Myer*. Beatrice; Neil. and. adoption The State Welfare de;Marlon; Neil. Tliaron-. Neil, Vein; i.irtment wilb Rev. W. S. Carpenter Newland, Charles: Norris. Harry: Nor-jj of Lansing 111 charge also -cares fori e.ttin. Margery; Nottingham,-Alvin; Og- • some of the children We do no direct', |3en. Maurice; Qlshews.ky, MaD'onna;!'adoption became of the follow-up I |Oti*. Eleanor; O’Toole, Wtndall; Otto.; .Lucile - . ' , , . . I aim is to keep the boy* and girls out i P*>a’nick, John; I of, institution* and orphanaaes.” Patoitck Veronica; Palmer. Margaret. Dlirlnc thc ten years there has been! , r.rr..h,a<->n;r. WW: bul ow d./ih Vl th. BUM .nd Uut Lvdia, Pim.ock, Earl. P'-uv, Thyla- uas ,iue to an accidental cause, not Jean; Phllllns J.an; Phillips. ftarrehv: Dorothy; Phlilln. Phillips.Hazel; M.~i from Mrkn(.„ M |he yOunjst«., w Radrice. Laurence; Rayner, Selby well cared for. If they need their ; Reid. Margaret; Rec*. Gor± — Ra ge!. • ■ : tonsils and adenoid* out. the operation rrdon: ■Jane; Rodgrrs. Ela; Roaenti i-ntnal. Anni<- u performed with thc consent of the ; Sage. Dorothy: ' ’■ Margate! Margarvl; ;;; parent*; parents; if their eyes need attention. Sagi-r. Ruth Mary . Wayne; I the proper care is given, and if there Schuller, . Louise; ovouvy. v. Clinton;its incipient TB. special rare U im­ tSeara,' Lrta; Sabaxtlan. Alice;' Scd- mediately forthcoming. The food is lacek. Frances;. Seeber. Lro; Scnen. clean, plentiful and wholesome which Beatrice; Serven. op.il Marie; Shafe. i» more than many would hove ot [Walter: Shuppc. Bertini; Slocum. home. ■ ;Dorothy; Smith, eleen: Smith, Ruwcll; Surely the state of Michigan is for­ ■ Snell. Norina: Snyder, Lawrence; Sten- tunate In having such d place for the jgcr. Benita Louise; Suxcklaita. Law- children of World war veterans who i< nce; Stut.-, Martin; Sul:. Evelyn: cannot Themselves give the needed i Swaf-| care, and doubly fortunate In having Tack. Lo.'d; Tose. Lots; Tase. Lyle;, a place with such capable manage­ Tasker. Phyllis; Tebo. Linden; Tiiomp- men" where lhe good of the ciiUd is iron. Ethel; ThnmpMin, Gordon; .the first thought of those in charge | Thorp, Robert : TungMe. Bernard; Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Lathrop and Mr. I HASTINGS, MICHIGAN PHONE 1101 yonpdren. Mary: VanWie. Italpii; and Mrs. Lloyd Shafer of this city and ' Walker. Peter; Wataon. N'eHic: Weeks.: Mrs. Charles Cruso of‘Nashville ac(Dorothy; Whitmore. Bernard; Wick-i fornpanied the .Barry county contmwire, Henry. Wicsenha.’i-r, Elmer; Wfl- j gent on Sunday. All were glad for the dams. Lawton; Willison. Agnes; Wilh- opportunity of the visit and hope toi .son, Helen; WiUon, Laurence; Wbe- go again sometime. man. Perry Charles;-Woiowtcz. Walter;. . --------------- ***---- —-— I Woo... George; WooUton. Dorothy; BUGBEE CORNERS. 'v ..haZrl: Youns' Dorothy; I Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Cappan and Beti<xii.g. Gatha. ' tic Lou of Hastings, Mr. and Mrx. Cor««®«n*Uon was nlel Cappon and daughter. Mbs!. spi.t/V heId for tiiore who wire unable to lake Doreen. Of this place spent Bunday .the first tests, the. following receiving with Mr. and Mrs, Will DePricster at passing marks: ; Hickory- Corners. ‘ Barry. Imogene: Bebon. Veryle; Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Brian Wilkens, Mr. Neva; Cooper, Richard: Mactxixl. Lea- j Harrel and sons made a business.trip । ter; Martz. Leon; Morgan, C<...; ^hat- to Kalamazoo Saturday. Electrical Service Complete Lubrication luck. Herbert: Smith. Arabellc; Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Count of KalaSnyder, Andrew; SoutMiian, Mar-1 mazoo were week-end guests in the Phone 2240 Cor. Court and Jefferson Hastings : Rex; caret; Tomlin. Henry; Tyler, Donna;' Chas. Foote home. j Waters.-Myrtle; Wilcox, Duella. j The Johncock reunion was held Sat. ,------------------ --------------------J urday at Bakers Landing, Crooked j Pishing—A sport devised to improve I lake. About a hundred were present the imagination. |a good tune was had by all. ’ SEVENTH GRADERS MAKE GOOD RECORDS 17251860 USUAL STATIONS Boy Scout ''News 0 ■IN WENT TO OTTER LAKE BILLET 1 4 r Extra VALUES the Fisherman! at the Lowest Prices in Years Qum-dipped Get Ready for the First Day, Saturday; june Opening Specials 25th! $ \ I Formerly $8 Value x Steel Fishing Rod, Agatine guides 50-yd. I 8-pound test-blaek silk line 80-yard Quadruple Reel Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co, "Headquarters for Fishing Supplies ’ ’ Regular $1.20 and $1.00 ANDRUS SERVICE EE Dowagiac Balta 79 18 ' i �the hawings BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15. 1M“ in I* Id al id 10 ' ~a . | OXMENT-SIU ltli., huno. ELECTED AS PRESIDENT KSEeQOBBKBaffiBBaeBBBHBffis! Ptd* VanZile of Detroit visited Mr. MARYWOOD LADIES nr^noz^arar ;“nd John F. Goodyear over lhe rnrcTC iicvT TiircnAV In Ulc Pn>M’h"- ’f thirty-two guest* OF MICHIGAN UNION itKoUNAL [weekend GUESTS NEXT TUESDAY MIm Helen Shulwn. m-.d Mr Garden r=-mT—,t_iAllan Hyde of Lacey whs the* guest _ _, _ , , . WOIWII, ■«>« .............. .. '-nt', m.- !Former Hastings Lad Receives ■ ‘ ot Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Grohe on Forty-Five Enjoyed Luncheon ,ib.. ),<inx- of th,, i. C. H. Osborn was in Ann Arter on.Saturday Followed By Bridge and Ooll •"<! u" a'7"“ ■” High Honor, At Unlvenily Tu«a.y on buln». I wm c,„k ■~ I Green Grren street. street. 8atunl*> BatunUv afternoonat! Yesterday P. M. I two o’clock. Rev. 1. r. Dewey official- ! of Michigan Mrs Mack Btewort of Ada it visiting lteti m* mot ter, Mrs Mary Severance. and ■ilu£. x_.u her aunt. Mra. Wayne Palmaticr. ' on Sunday Around forty-five members ■ , In tte Royal Oak Dally Tribune of[ •». !“■” *h~‘, A W. Nichol* of Alba was in the city । Mr and Mn E. W Williams of Kala- RuesU rcgUtcred for the T------- , ...I?? St on Wednesday calling on friends. ; rnaaot spent Uie week end with Kir and bridge and golf luncheon at tte Coun­ try Club which was one at the moat of white rosebud , and • .an«mia. Ste: John W Lederle, son ot Mr and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ritchie were Mr*. Fred Young. .wa* attended b> ML-Etter Doty, who I E J Lederle, who lived here for a f"i". in Lapsing on business on Tuesday. | Hr. and Mrs c. P. Lathrop attend- pleasant of thc season. rar-' number of year* while he wffi»»uperinThe gardens of two ot trio members . u.., Hilda wrn», vWL.,1 .1 t?. Clement ' tcndenl of our ncliool*. The article of the committee, Mr* D. C Bronson [ ril'd j>ink rosebud- Mr St: men will be ut interest to the fnend* who tan, ... U. M -swto- ,A and Mrs Nora Duwson. were drawn on | Uie armW* hrattn-r u. • Tnuhnru remember John a* a hrtght eyed lad for Hie partirularly lovely floral ur • < Following tte Mi'mD- E Puller and Mr* lav Gcb- Williamsport. Pa. spent Bunday with • terr tlx- Ju»’ about old enough to Harf sriuart hart were m Battle Greek on Monday Mr <n4 Mr> Jaiut lu|,„r rangrmrtit* <4 JacqiimUxrt /«*<r* and ' wax served, the brutal Uli •rated ui when here It read. o» follows Win W William*, of Grand Rapids.! M„ , UrUU)| .Iul two 1Wrnd.s (link *np white ironic* with early tel-. teen w.-n- »eub->l tx i: . was in the my Thursday on biuam-s* i rrotll Uw>y „n Mr and Mr„ uhiruum pinit-and g-Hd and tlx *.,' . .n jn-vffi -Oakland county school cocnmuMoner.F. W Annable attended a Legion c|arenve (iruhc on Friday a H Carveth. chairman. Mi otter ■•■■■ *■ IU ».nw and Mr. lx-d-rlr M4 F_v*. Unlvrrxiiy imvting in Sturgis <m Friday evening i Mw H,.alh u bomc (rotn NrW. Kim Sight and Mr, Ed*ard VanPop- and pink Mi • (■ . 1 iuIiim- T >Ave will br ।.resident ot the Michigan Prank Jones of Battle Creek, visited for vnciRion. She aill return .i .«rd with । Untou al Ann Arter, which include* hU mutter. Mr*. Tteo. Jone*, on Pn- nfor tlw £,t*»choof year hurst— and committee „ ,I ------- —Barb.ir, — - rut d her u11 Michigan men, for tin* year 1333-X It brim,' Flag Day. Mi Kim Sigler I the serving Tiu- bri<l,. da) Mr. and Mrs -W. J. Field and family mpact .ii<'t'H'- *“•* ‘•biu*n for the off tee. by thc Mte. ik-lva Riley i;i home from । Sunday guesU of- Mr anil Mr, president of tne club. fuid-bcCn a-ked, isrld<smaid with a -i!. li'. U wim board of directors ot thc Union. Prcstto t><- prwcnt.and gave.ari inftirmul .mn , ix-rlmm- atomiser and Kingston where ste taught the i«*t j White ot Grand Rapid.-* k i-iicnl of Royal Oak High school class rved with ’■. ■. , I Mr. mid Mn. W|ll ShUltcrs will go to Very delightful talk .ippropriau- lo t n. in th, '« l»2i». he has bortFactive in many ■ J Mr. nnd'Mr-. cii-m.-.' Mis* Anne Burton returned on Sut-I8t Johnj) Sunday to aifcml the wed- June 14th.urduy from a visit m Ann Arter mid (|(llg (lI Uw(r nl,Ml;ui Marjorie In contract, Mm George McDonald-ultmioon on a. sh-.-r- - dcifiw trip. laiMir. speaking. Ikitroit, Knight. won high .score. Mix. S,«a Mr. Ix-dcrle. now a. Junior nt thc Arthui «s.u i‘.ni-hRoy Heath left on Monday for Bay Francis Town-end. Tim- Stebbins. in auction anti Mm. Ray uniwrviiy. was u member of Royal' View where he luut work during the alld craiulon Wilcox are ru-d off tiu- price in tluDak High school's state cliampiim desummer. home from Ann Arter for thc, summer which wna tor blind tenet Shirts Tailored By The Ide Co. ir.i-mg team in 1018. He will enter the Midwood Club !-irl Ortley “I Grand Raptik- visited vacation ! ,-ntor ria.'.-, a*. Ann Arbor next fall. Plain and Fancy Colors Mr. and Mrs Hurry RiU hiv over Uh* Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bush and vice.-president of the Oratorical week end 'cinldren nf Detroit visited relative* and itkm.' Hr has been u’ member arrang, ■: Mrs. Victor Hilbert ol Woodland friend* In Hasting), for a few davs th.- nun ol varsity debating Mjuad: is ex ­ vlxited Mn. D- L. Christian Thursday I member ol the student council, and Friday. | paul Conklin, vftei taught war Oladepn Barnes and daughter of B-Necktie*---- Latest Patterns and on tin- senate committee on stuMr:. Gtorge Abbey of Nashville was Buchanan. l» home for the siinimer ra­ ton. Mm* den' aiiwrs. which ha-, final' jurisdic­ the gii«M-of Mrs. D E. Fuller Monday catkm with his jMirents. R< v and Mr. .' tion-n; till otiidcnt activilles; a member ami Tuesday. c M Conklin. PARISH ORCHESTRA <d Delt.i SiRtna Hho, national debutMr-. Surah Brandstetter vislUit Mr.| prlI, w T Wailua; will Spend part Socks, Handkerchiefs, Sweaters, Belts, Hats PLAYED AT POKAGON husband, Dr mid Mr, Mu*on Norwood of Kalmria-!uf hb racalmn in Jonesville and wifi am! also of the Quadrangle, a^liscusIt isn’t the gift that pleases dad so much as the thought coo Sunday. , U(teiid tiie m-omu! term al Boiikler. msoii group Of students. 'Enjoyed Delightful Picnic Din ­ Mr ami Mrs. Weldon Branson spent • Co],,., |at<.t b> the .suiuflin ■ iniaiivn'.Ij. of being remembered, so remember him with Mr. Lt'derlc was initiated Wednes ­ Hu- w« k end in Jackson with Mr andi Mr und M1A c E Grube and Mr ' ner At the Gryutal Springs day night, amunjt twrnty-onc outthese tokens of usefulness. Mrs- Basil Smith. I Nellie Clcmence and William attended .rtandlDg men On the Campus, into Camp Grounds 'programs and St ^/.Tcilia 'program.' Mtchlmunuu senior honor society. Mr and Mrs. Frederick Parker o> >tte graduating exercLws di VermontMt Mm rl*. Ill. are guests <>l Mr. and vilte on Wednesday evening. . . |. On Sunday. Jumt 13th. Uu- M. E and she aLsii has lx en a h;uh,y -s' in -------I'arisii ------orche-.trn. . nil church*.'ingt r, having .*>•' Mis F C. Parker. i Mr. and Mrs Wm. Olney wvre «„. -- - under the' -leadcr-■ ..... 1 ’,dilli .lilti i.{ -----Mija—Leora Lxora B,‘ri’ ---- ln-d ' .contralto in w‘i-trmnu Mrs. M. A. Lambic.and Miss H«-ten: Grand Rapids last Tuesday nnd। saw of Mi** Benton iurni <■ — — ----------------------" ' lumbie are visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. B.!uw Knights' Templar parade ■ITU-y'1 music n>uUr for the Hu- Suniliiy Sundav sciwol hciwol **-rvic< servic. ' eJmrch Ste ha., teen, In • at the Congregatinnat churcli at Po- ,st ocilw ---- ly - during ---IluUM* of Ypsilanti ter yean were in Grand Rapids yesterday al-o Mrs. H J, FrectelUl attended Uie Mr. and Mrs. Fred L Bush and .-oils kagon. Michigan. KeV. c. M. Conklin funeral nt Frank Vcilcmu, of Grand nf Battle Creek writ? In Hastings Sun­ taking cteirge of the service. parture will te »• -Rapid* <>i> Friday. onijinw.i'iiiii A: day In sc® Uu- former’s mother. Mrs. Emma Bush, who is slightly better at Ira is u follow.-.: fhaiio. Mt--.-, .-• Ixuii-u-• Showerinarr ufid Ruth Eruiiy. Violin,. ,, (Continued from page one) Phone 2396 Hastings, Michigan Miss Florence yJowmati. Rev Conklin. Hayden of Saginaw. " , Mr.v Minter, Mrs Boyle*. Mito tlacM; who favored Ila* change were of Grand Rapid-were | Lloyd Baker and I mil Conklin -1 rum-, .'Hewmt D Cuin. ;-<>n ol Mr. and Mrs. Mi-s Ruth Robson left Saturday l<>r!.lIM| Mr uody of Grand Rapid<mtnumlj ‘-r«-d fully two to otir. *ill Sunday gm -t* of Mr. and Mrs, D. C- I* u- Mi-raid Smith. Royal Kellogg and -yii. ren Caln und.’Diu- W. Ogden, wm A* wr have explnira-d before. ,the iBninMrti. nl-m . Dr. Eugene Mullen of'John Krwny. Clarinet. Gordon Hi, •• Mrs -- FYc<L-C»|iden. - - ■ - ami were Ml** Mildred Johnson of flock Is-'! Agnew. Agnew, Cnhf. Calif Saxophone*. Mi: Mr.-. Mary Mqry William William,. jSaXopliom*. in- nf the gruduuliiic class at -cheol year begina July 1 and end* <m]' ...I ........thc . .tax ... .I - levied, i, * Mrs. Orval that'day When it .. is 1 bad made a total reduction in the bud- Earl. Jr., and Kathryn Demeray of hind. HI. is *|x*nding a few day., a’) Mrs.'ciun Mr*. Clue: Barn. Barm *. Orvnl Sayl<-* Sayles‘' ’-*•>'“» tewcll and and Melvin Mt-ivin Smith. Smith, C. on Moiuluy. June IX • planned to rai-M' , nmnili to provide Hu get of gla.ooo, which is a 22 |wr cent North Maple Grose called on Will Ml-.* Dorothy !>w>thy . Banie* Barne* were were- m 1 rombone;. Wayne Conklin and nnd Mr. the Edwin Smith home. |'mid alyj mux m |• Trombone;., । n! AMifcultmal Science and ■ •■ I lor the school year which teanri decn-aw, and that they are seeking to Hawblitx'Sunday iwening. ' Mr-. Ralph Humanlson and son nF Three Oaks SatiiAlay They also Hay Erwpy. Mr andJ Mrs 4Fredric and " J~ Swarts — -* Buttle Creek. spent' the w-ek < nd with; called on Mr and Mrs Einar Fraud-I After tte n-rvice*. at the church Uu tile l.itt'T the (leyrce-'til BUChclur of -.fth July Whi n the tax is levied in । cut school ijxpcnsea wherever possible. D; renter, ilut means that there »r<-> At the risk of being thought selfish family erf Battle Creek wcje Sunday fthginoenng . ’ • . Mr. and Mrs Herbert Bishop. mm at BenUm'Harbor. prurtically four months of school that .in making Hit* auggeslmn tiie Bunner geusts at thc home of. Mr. and Mrs. Ml" D>ui*e LyBurkcr v. ited lu-r si*-j Mrs (ifadeon Barne. nnd daughter «l’t'm> Camp Ground-, and enjoyed a Bert Daly^...-st* of Mr. and 'vry dUiglilfpl picnic dinner, lherti-tei>l-it'i before the school trewsdocs not hesitate to sajthat we telitfve ier. Miss MadelljH- I.-.Barker, of Grand,Uf Boston, Mu1-. arc gi of Wt.'r .nsin gave the-commencement Mr. and Mrs Frank Hawblitz were fupnt* Si-vrral days iosi Jteek. ' Mr.v’charl«Z~S Pott. Major and Mr. "'•< P»' -«nt. add:*.* to graduate* arul 78 (Xnt Hirer 'r' ts any cash from the city trea*~ it would contribute much to a better i.-rer -Tt,-' primary school money help* understanding of school matters, so fur Sunday evening callcra at Mr. and Mr. and Mr* J F Gm-b.-ar hav< Buni.;<are moving to the Aberdeen Dm --n h. dra twx . to ronlirite it. nradiute Mudena. .-.mu, Im: that not distributed until jus they effect the taxpayers, if thc Mrs. Orllc Miller's of south Maple n-tutmd from a visit in Ik'Uolt witii f>rovinR Grounds in Maryliind work next fall, tint tin-, disbanded fo. aux/; their >i 5is- ptemlx-r or Octoter and. a* the bal-1 school board would publish tiicir Grove. , Juni'i- mid Mrs. ponuld VunZiltI Mrs John Kurts, is spending tj„.! tiu-summer month . ' Mi l! v.ll-l TIIIV 1' Mrs - Winnie Buston oj south Maple .nice left from the preceding year is • monthly proceedings. Mm M Frdewa. Mte Ainbr.i Fcdewa j jn Grand Rapids mid will ath-mJ ’ ... , icm e vt nr K1M<; «ml PH. r F. dfWa lulled Mr and Mr. tte RruduaUng cxercte* at Central J 7 , ,? V. ' .' Grave spent Sunday afternoon at always small, thi* means that the -----------------------------------John Bauer ot Lansing on Sunday. Hlgh .m-IhkH wlu-re her grunddmight.-i. ' ,ltrt'' ,' .712.,? ’tr^niLs ari-i rlin“; I'-'al tteachers ’-arlo r • Thws- i board has to iiegin barrowing soon after , highba.’sr. Mrs. Sarah Ostroth and Leslie Adam's. Mr and Mrs. Byron Guy and two' Mr and Mrs E C Potter and .on Mi... Jane Kurtz. K one ut the gmdu-' 1',a. 'X 23 «"r. M.-ntr.^U and on Fn- ' school open, in September. The The North Evangelical church will amount vara.-, from 810.000 to 820 000 «J»s attended the wedding of the lat-' hold an ice cream social at the homo have moved their household grxxl., Jo;au..s' . I, ’ ,,k . / ,‘L a , 1 O.u.go, Kan. when- tte-y-will r-.suh- I Mr and Mrs. E C. Edmond* ami. ’J/’ 2 - -»-■• ■ according to whftt thr; demand muy be. 1,1 A niece. Mte Doris Miller, in and Aa- Mrs. Byron Guya of thia ■ of Mr Mr and Mrs. Fay AlIerdbiK ami, Mr. and Mm. Fnirfk Eilmimd--. relumed ;h'* .I', 1.m Th<,l. ore ent dur-1 l> . ,1. s:->hr. frrirti England to M,,n,.v borroued l> mud when thr De- l-’'>'ria, Saturday afternoon. neighborhood Friday evening. June 34. <;hil<iti-n of Lake Odevar were guest. I Tuesday “horn Ohio wlk'ie they at-.'. , .... ......nim, were Mt. md. Belgium. Swiui-Ilrind. G.-rUlX is received; but there isj Mr and Mrs Frank HawbliU were of .Ml- and Mr.. Sum Mote on Bunday. । rented rM' Edmoijits family reunion | 1 '... ‘"d .A "1'. duii-h .-> I- aridd France Frame Tjiey TJiry cxprijl weptet to land, land; usually quite n little intiTWrt intvrwrt to jwy. pay [Sunflay tSunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Mra. Floyd Floyd, HOpE CENTER. irtU- 30 .... ..... ihadi the; ICirinrv , .Mr mid Mr. Robert H. nfcrahott VW1ed Mr and Mr*. Earl Hase at I?*** . ‘ork City .... oifjffly on the Aside from that, if tte ..board Kirincy In Hajrtlntre Hastings Snnrluv Sunday Hope Center sciiool waa well I money ready when school begins m J1"' repn *nted at the Achievement Day ifturn trip. rind family of Montreal. Cmiudn. ramr |Cuy'uhoga Falls. Obw ■ Septrmber to pay thc expenses of the ■' ‘J** JJ®rtJj £e,ia.a’ chuich m .Hastings. Gerald Gibson nnd.Wllla. t week to spend the .summer at Gun; w L Pennock s|x-nt from Thursday !'Kabiinu'eo; Mr. and Mrs. Rayinm,; 1 Blake,liy o! DraMuite.-. fa.; Ml-.. Karin . Jake itll| Monday with Mr and Mr- E W ,i.™Tta,.... X“* ""** Robert Walton, Jr . of Sctenrclady. - pennock and daughter of Big Rapid- 1ix-llc H itX mid Mi . Barbara Cham!, ; -( Re.au Boyd of Atlanta. Ga :ay* that . u.{1U]a ..... »_ reatiired until the!,wr VLsR.m Indiana Wednesday with -1 rUc N Y. r. -iH nding, ht. vacation hi-rej-niey motored to northern Michigan Born :to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Paddock .luin "f Shull.-; Mr. and Mr* Berii.ir.G h. and Mt Boyn an- sailing on lh«-;. . aU ,irobably' her *on. Carlton Frose, and son Jr. Bnrn • wiUi id. imrente. Mr. and Mr.-. Robertland spent Saturday al Petoskey, and [DeGoba. C!u-.'.rd.il. ; Mr and Mi ’. .th- Frat. - lor study in Europe ‘ ’ • ' ' . |t, hy ,h;. Her daughter, Mrs Barnes and daugh- June _______________________ _________ '—13.”1. a tine baby girl. T. Walton. visited otter places i>( micros;.' Hubert PellcngUL Gull lake and Mr after June 15 Thr v uill "-nrl the ... ,lu. .!-nrx;> hoard for tte use u ’r Susan “ Ild Jr a ,»«rt ter and Jr. remninmir remaining for tor al aj A party of young folks gathered at Miv. llu-o Farr and Me • Ksther Doty! .Mr and Mrs Churli.. Barm-.-. Mr. 'mid Mr- Everett McCallum It I.- m. greater prerl uf the time in Paris with;"?"" ‘ .’ ’n te . the home of Fred Axhby Wednesday u» .. ........ uf,» ...... O.rm.S,. Uta 1**“ “X,' longer visit left on Tuesday by automobile for; „nd Mn. Orval Sayles mid Mi-s l>uo- ........ ...I.".. uermmiy. awnxmianui C1 hl nlne. Mrs. Ada Bell. Mr*: Bert Daly and eranlng to help. to celebrate Morri*’ Boiildri-. Colo, where they will attend'my Banws were in Kalamazoo Tues- i iiwplruti ■ - J mid carefl for by this seventy- .red England Tiiey 'Dwy will return thr the [ ‘ lhs Thu> lnstead of paying inter-1 Ura- W^rth Green were Baltic Creek fourteenth birthday. planted ,liuili:u. 1mu* ii>*k:uu u, laijiu* uwi-> . ... . .iv -----... u .. ^h ... mm „ nummer .school. n,,y 4o meet Mr. and Mr*. Merritt and I .'.'rent yr „iiii i,1(iv i,.„. n“ .. . ". would be“ rc. ! .I u»mm ptki , Mtot miu Myrtle -----of•- —— •..— —' *■. thr1 district ’ hoppers Friday crim Shulte spent Mi And Mrs. Emmet join--, returned mR* ElWtopr Merritt of Springfield. I right Jkm t 1siinibbc-v b id latter part of August. She plum, to est as- now reiving interest If anyone wishes to. Mr and Mrs Howard Buretet and teat avek with Mias Inez Aahbr to their homo in. Detroit on Thursday Max*. who came for their son. Wesley Jw 1 visit Hostings' next summc< al’. r a week's visit with Mr and Mrs. ■ Merritt a student at W 8 T C ^th' “** '' *T t 2t- a concrete example of the beneflutol Assyria called on Clare MmCha*. McDermott is «|Ul al Pennock .HICKORY CORNERS.' ... .. .. .. . . I , . large colony of birds make her plticthropltaf ramewtat improred, in health, Charles Doyle. Mr*. Bottom ot Grand Rapid* „a ’..-f that kind of financing all he need- ^all Sunday 5.™"’“ I.„« and tamlltal arr to do is to Study lhe financial record a ^m“rc *»< Augusta and Mra Mrs Birdena Lyttte of Katemasoo Mr. and Mfs Charles Paul..Mrs. Cole 1 JI.'. J1 , Sun-b- <>»■ >»».. Wta tai,, i. lhe guest ot h.r .iJter. Mrs. Ed. ■ of the Cify of Hastings for t?fc last fewi8^*1* Skidmore ot Camp Custer called.spent the week end with home foikes. Newton.and.Mu* Helen Newton ntM ... UX■«. ..n.tata U.. Tta ^tauU! w K*“ b“ ■“ tended ’the funeral of Cluirlt-^ Teeter Marshall and list, . at WiMxflund on Sunday. returning from a visit at Granby. Colo. *•" , r;.<!nation . x.-:«: < • ,t K ll<«g high ' •*«>“ ‘««1» <»» “*>' n«t of Jtfiy With tte Ms and Mrs James M Laiigston Winli in Chicago they visited th-! , , ,______________ schpol Thursday evening. Then- were'July- tax levy received that month or •W' r> guest* ot Mr. and Mr*. Claud j. ____________Hie aquarium and th'' LADIES 'v-.viiteen graduate-. TiuAugust. Hie city- can lay It* plans planetarium. ROYAIJ.Y Ek R -• i.WH.s hovaij .i EN la T *4» m -vi-iiiccii gnmuatr-. i •' prounim son-• Smart during their stay at the Con- pn.td rnuaeum. ‘ i. sist-d I TA I NED AT GRAND RAPIDS. Mst-d of-PrucesMonal Of—Proces-ional bv th.- .m-»wo1 and know it ha* the-money to meet clMr in Grand Rapid* I Mr and Mrs Earl Colwell and two’■( While m „ ------them. This city has npt for several Swiidling: at MR7 the Knighl* Tempter w ConIhind; -------Invocation -Rev year* paid a dolliir of interest on bor-. Mr. and Mr., Byron A. Smith and lN>n* of Ritzville. Wash . who have been. cinvi. ... ln Grand Rapids last week, the ! Iniiodiic'ioii ,.... .. chairman—Clarice .•/ULjCjniu'th <>f Detroit spent from i visiting Mr. anti Mr- ci. B. Ruling and. -Indies • . .. . .. of• tht; - rcpreMHitnUVes of- each Graham: Vocational opportunities-' rowni money lo lake care of city ex- [ Thursday till-Saturday here with Mr*. I Mis* Flossie Hilling left Monday for Cnmmandery were enlerhiined ut tbrlCbira Dowding; Clu**-ln« a professum- iieiiM-*. On the otjite hand, the city-of । Clara Wulldorrt and Mtw Clara Wall- Washington. D C . for n .week's stay. Blythcfleid Country Club for luncheon a! career—Clayton Huyiu'-,; Quartette Hustings is receiving from lhe /*»| tlvrff . I Miss Hiding accompanying them. En- and bridge on Wednesday, also n deIk ma Stanrlli j. Norma Jean Camp­ baiyk* a coiuiderablc amount of in- [ •Mb Jran Riws ha* gone* lo ter route Ha y will -visit nt Dryden. Cort- lightful sight seeing drive about the!bell. Rtocmarv Stebbins, and Mary- •.crest, wlilch helps the taxpayers just Inane ut latke Blurt. Hl. for di,, sum- land And Niagara Falls. New York, Occupation —|I ‘h“t ,nuch . city. - , | Hughes; Productive' Cccupitisn ingr Next year she will attend the; Guests of Mrs. Isabel Carrothi-n. Then; is a fine*picture of thc Hits- Claude Perkin..; Fine Art* a* a ca-> Under existing conditions it may tei National Kindergarten School at'and Mrs Anna McGuffin from Satur- ting* Knfcht.' in L. V. Bessmcr’s *liow'rtcr—Ixtma Tyler; Instrumental *cx-',bctt» tetter*not to duturb lhe situation; bnti III. . Jdriy t-n the niiiKiii* Knights uciiiK being hi in uni full uiii uni-- ji-'t. Hilda WilNam*. Xftiurice Johnsox.:11believe the time will come when thcI -Evamton, ------ -- — •••• Monday were Mr* ...... Will ..... Locke 'window, wuiuiiM, mu Mi* Roy Andrus Andrtls and Mis.-. Mi— KathcrKathfr-'ot ’ni Ralwarv. Albr-rta. Canada and Mr. [form I I.wn, -n. Mi-. Calgary. Alberta, a* they ,»„,v nuirciuni In in tlx. the cum.n,. ; KcnilC 1 fl IJCWCy. LlMUS BUtlCT. Cilf- • ''cltwns ot Hastings will be glad, me Andrus nf Lansing spent thc week , and Mrs. Ted. Brady ol Loiulon. Can- i>cUtivT drill at the Conclave. ■fiord Cottercil. and Glen Kolb; jte-’Ito make this change. 1 They will! i nti with Dr.* and Mr:,. J. A. Wooton. ada. The ladies are nlcte* of Mrs Car—-----s|iDtiybiliti<-s. of a High school gradu-jj rind that it works to their udvnntagc. mid attended lhe alumni banquet on rotten. Mr. and Mrs Ru|g'rt Car- BUSINESS WOMEN'S HOSate—Francb Hamilton. Awarding of ■just ax it ifius worked to the advantage! Friday evening. ■ j rothem and family of Grants Rapid., [Honors by1 .Suix-rintciident Harrington !lo! the city government to have the Mr. and Mr*. Bert Arehart. Mr. find' were guest* on Sunday afternoon ah.y. ; Giflatoty—Violet C'HUmh'.; Pivsetitu->I money it nw<K lor ita entire financial j Mrs Chester Arehart. Mb* Gladysi Asa - perk." Wilmx. tte- Big Butter (iuild wtis d«-|i«htiuily rntcrtanicd on tion ol diplomas-Mr. Homer Van- year turned over to it at, or near, thu I Arehart and Lawrence Larkin attend-[and Egg man of Caro was tyre to at- Monday evening by ^Mrs. Earl Boy, • Luke BentHlictiLii -Rev. Swadling. i beginning of that year. With this annual meeting, twelve i<l tin- Cook family reunion «L Elkhart, rend lhe alumni banquet. Asa was well at ter Wall lake coUagr A pot lurk Selmol c1omi . 1 Friday with a picnic Indiana. Saturday j known here a lew decades ago when supix-r was cnjoyird by twenty ni'-mten- at Prairieville p;irk. ■; years of fine service on tiie board of; • Mr and Mr*. Finley E Johnston | te played on tlfc High school loot bail and oije RUe.- t'. Idler which a short Children * day was observed lu re ‘I education ended for the president of .riant from Tuesday until Friday as.uam where te was known a* 'Old biwdiH-s* M-.xdon .was teid. Ml" Flor­ Suitday at the W. M church ami will the board. Mn> Emmy Keller, and for’ • guisl.s of their son qnd family of Rough and Ready” a* lie could out ence Campbell im-siding in tin- ab-eii«; be nt the M P. church next Sunday Mrs Nora Hi-ath. Berth, had an-’ jnounccd that they would under no clr- ■ Grand Hapidr. ■ and attended tte! wrestle, or out run any ol his class- of Mt. D A. VanBwiJdrk. thc chah-’ with special^programs. man Tia- annual i-h-ctlon will be held Kniuhts Templar Conclave. [mates. And te‘looks like a real athMr*. H'->t" Lawrence and daughter ennutancea bi* candidates at this meet-1 in July. A committee was ap|x>inled to' Will entertain tte M. p. L A S . Friday. ling and that they felt tpat their wnMr mid Mrs. Ralph Wood. Mr. and. Uie yet. plan a picnic for (tie July ima-tlng. I June 17th. Mr*. Wm. Wilson-and baby. Mu* Ge-1 ’ — ------- -------! ices, must end with this gathering. It I m va Wixxi and Fr«i Wilson ot Grand STUDENTS TO GIVE RECITAI. Mrs. Charlie Robinson will te hostess:' wa.s decided to vote for one member at Rapid*. Mr. and Mrs Harry Holliday) A'musical was presented on Wedm-si.t.ftn. ur aiiseNi i 'V,'<bw--uiiiy-, to the Women's Hume and i a time. In place of Mrs. Keller Hu-. and Mrs. Jennie Salsbury of Baltic i flay afternoon by fltuim pupils of Mi** ! names of Clyde Wilcox of thc first ward ns meeting Fri- Korellp‘ Mi-mmary Society, land Fred Johnson of tiu- second ward Creek. Mr. and Mr*. Harold Kelsey and Beryl Busse at the Central school audl- \The city coiinril djrfighter of Martin.and Mrs. liarlfyitoritim, the iKirticttenu having c«m- day night voted to give Alderman ; »i-r<. prasonted. There was. a total vote KAlsi'y of Kalamazoo visited Mr. and plekd tte ics.'ons in lhe visual mcth'xl Charlc* W. clarke a leave of iitecnc, j Mr.-; h J Gibson went tq Grand ;of 500 Fred Johnson received 385. Clyde Mr;. Clnudc Wood on Sunday. Mr. of piano playing for thc year just Horn June 21 until September I. dur­ Rupitp, Saturday tocaic fiir her mbth- WHcnx (til and lhe rest scattering Mr ing which time Mr. and Mrs Clarke’ cr. Mn>. Henry Wachter, who is’scrious- Johnson was declared elected. Wood is sUll in a serious condlpon. (cjosed. and Miss Kathryn Clarke wall visit ly ill. . . ■ For the second Vacancy, pr. D. I) California, going there and returning R< v John Riebcl. jxutor of the Evan-'Walton was'placed In nomination, aiby uutmnobile. Their inany friends, wish-. gcUcal chdreh here, vldted hb, children :*o Clyde Wilcox nnd E. Tnbla*. Mr. Tothem a fine journey mid a safe return. In Detroit tin- jstH week. jbias made it. plain that he was riot a Miss Olga Eckardt was in Grand candidate Nevertheless on thc vote THE NEW IDEA CLUB. Rapids Thursday. Bruce and Joyce that followed h«- received 94 votes. Mrs. E. R. Boyes delightfully enter­ Fckardt visited their grandma Eckanlt Clyde Wilcox 148 and Dr. Walton 310 tained lhe club Wednesday evening., .' ; and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Ray S^hiel. and the rest scattering. A,.,iu> one had June B. at Hav-er-wuy cottage. Wall r. BESSMER Eyesight Specialist !a majority a second ballot waa taken. lake. Garden Howers were used about | Irani Wednesday till Saturday. HASTINGS, MICH. thc sunroom where the lovely pot luck । Tiu- annual Sunday school picnic of which gave Dr Walton 287. Clyde Wil(the EvuiiRClical church will be held |cox 132. E. Tobias 38, so Dr. Walton supper was served. June 14. at iRvcrMde Park. Ionia.'All j wm declared elected. ------ ------------------------------ .!i ...*u - Wln;.» tH/. i 'OS ri!r< ’;.,. *n, Do it easier.and more • ime ’ J > 6 । Announcements aie out for the Late the president of tte Board. Mrs. Keller. ' । j-,। Ode-- mi Bible Conference which is to te I called uj»n lhe treasurer to ' stale »n too much of your energy is not required for BROADCAST OVEB WKZO. held from Jiuu30 td July ip. Come and what had been done in tte way- ot reAbnormal vision demands more energy than MLv* Frances Conklin, daughter of; attend Bible Conference and be bene- during school expenses. Treasurer Putt* tiould. A proper eyeglass correction reduces Rev. nnd Mrs. c. M Conklin, u a stu- ftted thereby I stated that tor tte present sqhool year dent at W. S. T. C ■ and ta studying • Children’.-, day exennwyi will be held ending on tte first of July there had umption to normal and more energy is avajlmusic along with her teacher training.'at the Evangelical church next Sun- bv-en a decrease in school costs ot over " Whtr* Immidiutt Attention enS Courtty Are MaaM to A other duties. Our service is at your command. I On Sunday. June 6. Miss Conklin was I day morning.'.Jute 19 Come a* compared with lhe preceding one of a group who broadcast'over Mrs Lydia Stortne* and mutter. Mr* year, which in turn wa* a little less . HASTINGS, MICH. PHON* Ulf WKZO. under tte direction of Mr. i Dot A Richard, of lonm. railed on the than it wa* tte year belore that. For I Maybee, music teacher at “ Western latter's »lster. Mr*. Rieka Gcrhnger.tte tew school year, beginning in July, State, having several solo parts. [undjanuly Sunday afternoon. |Mr. Potto anpounced that tte board 7] IO Father’s Day d Next Sunday k Remember Him With a Useful Gift $1.50 to $3.50 50c to $1.50 n FIVE HUNDRED AT SCHOOL MEETING te n T. S. Baird Clothing for Men & Boys Housewife Special Now we are offering the opportunity' you have fyeen waiting for. The same high quality which we have sold you for years. < Just Think— ---- We are now offering to you our high quality of Tr. Vanillin Comp. N. F. at a price which has never'been quoted to you before. Remember 1 This Tr. Vanillin Comp. N. F., is not an imitation and is guaranteed not to lose its flavor by cooking or freezing. Excellent for cakes, cookies, ice cream, ices, sherbets, etc. FOR 30 DAYS ONLY ted to Better Vision an Work Better The Price Can’t Be Beat Per Your Boule V/ V “NOT AN IMITATION’’ B. A. Ly BAR£E •q �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WED’fcSDAY, JUNE 15, 1#M PAGE EIGHT Our Success WANTS Has been achieved .throush care­ ful business man*<rment and satisfactory dealing with policy­ holder*. SEE US FOB INSURANCE CARDS OF THANKS THE CHURCHES Will You Take Double Value for Your Dollar? Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO. MICHIGAN J. !_ MAUS & SON Leesl XsprezsntsUTts. IlaiUkgi. Mick. ; Mrs. Frank Hytica accontpanletl her !son..Ward, nnd wife to Grand Rap­ id.* Friday. W. S Surrarrvr and sons, Clarence and Merle, arc comping on tire former William puke farm In Irving, Elmer Roush and Allen Fish were at Rockford Thursday. Velma Furbcy spent Saturday with H. S. SHELDON The Hoover Is Best By Proven Test Campbvllr. attended tiie graduating Hastings Friday. - ROY O. HENNEY .favorite song -I’ll take you home pg am Kathleen" and responded to an encore.! The hostesses cerved a dellcjqtt* .sup-! 'per-anti .wc adjourned to meet wills । Mrs. Kraut .June 30 f<fr tt musical pro-, Mildred Fisher were made happy when they received fjronl they had’ jawil their 7th jpndc extents land were early rollers Sunday mornjing of. Mr. jirul Mrs Geo. Wood. An apology is due Mrs. Helen Spau Bradfield'.*, being place dthat wav In | the <Njrre.*|x>pdcncv. It was Mr*. Span I who entettained company. June 5. and, bad the cAllers In thc evening Ute B«bekah> from Milo attended] the Tnt'le Link club a! Mr* Edna I Con Sell Your W. Ms rchanA i«/ BMOwJ Has Your House Been Inspected T Mr nnd Mrs' Crawford of Ionia guest* this week at the hottie of latter’s sister. Mrs. F. E. Brunner. Rev A. F. Nablrr of Evart wn HASTINGS MARKETS Newspapers WUh Sheetnx-k, repair* and allerailons can be made qulrkiy and without mu*.* or lliler. Slirrtrii<k i* *turd). non-warping, firrpriH-f. It i* nailed lo the framing or over old wall*, thr Joint* are '’armored’’ and the tprrial deior.tting *urface eovrrrd wHIi wallpaper, paint, or day and hold their monthly with program. Word was received here this Monday morning of the death of Dale Sedg­ wick. at thc hospital Ih Kalamazoo. of ■ F E Brunner Friday. I Mr and Mrs. Earl Rogers and daugh, ter. Marguerite, anil Mr. and Mrs. i Morton Sisson attended the Welcome j Corners school picnic Saturday. I Grandma. Burton Home belter nt j the present writing. Noah Minard of Ixignn spent Tuesj day with his cousin, Gerald Purbcy. Miss Led it MOorr. Mrs. I. E Moon­ land Miss Donna motored to st, Johns! j where they attended a farewell |>urty| • given Miss Leda by her brother.- Dr. ’ I Howard Moore, of Grand Rapids nt i tiu- home of her other brother. Clyde! Moon-, at St. Johns on June 8 before she left tor Florida wlterc she will! spend about six wefk.i of'her vacation ■ ' Miss Donna Moore ’ has ' completed ’ her school work in thc Jackson schools. | and will spend her vacation with her' parent.*. Mr. an<| Mrs. I. E. Moore. ' ; Mrs. Ralph Burton and son. MJrtre.l of Detroit came Tuesday to thc home; of her parents. Mr. and Mrs . I E Moore: and Wednesday her mother and sister. Mrs. I. E. Moore and daughter. Donna, accompanied her to Culver. In-: dlnnn. where’they attended thc gradu'-j Give a Worthy Man a Job ‘An Inspected Home Protected Home The Home Lumber Co. TELEPHONE 2276 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN • nor Moore. Jr’.. was a graduate. They returned .Wednesday evening Mr. and Mrs Fred Coot and daugh­ ter. nine, nnd son. Lloyd, of Pleasant Valley 'Acre guests of their aunt and Lansing were home over Sunday and uncle. Mr. And.Mrs. J. D.-Cou). Sun-! ,\|r and Mrs. Hurry Tryon nt Carlton, *pcni Sunday in Ute Robert.; home. ■day. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Postina were call-! Mrs Doric DeFoo andilitltr Jack arc ers Wednesday evening' of flu* former’s jKirehts at McCords. . marriage of Wilbur Kre|gcr of Detroit.! son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Krieger of Grand Rapids, to Miss Margie TavInr. daughter ot Dr. and Mrs. John. Taylor of Libertyville. Illinois. The I f-rm»r family were one-time residents| here and Wilbur was a former student of tlw local school Congratulation' 1 Misses Jonephlne and June Niniskey.. Miss Beatrice Hooper and Rwvvll Novukry attended the graduating rx-' ereiM-s Friday al thc Hastings High: Mrs. Nellie French from near Belle-, Ut- wa* the week-end guest at the] nme of her daughter. Mrs. Gladys1 For the at the home , of Mrs Wednesday. . Community cpendlng ] teacher Mi*. Jn*r|diltw Romig Tltr alflafa crop i> nearing the iwrtoti ol harvesung aiul'VWn favor­ able weather condition*, thr crop will Tiie entertainment given nt the I Briggs church Friday evening. June 101 by the Hull family, wa* worthy of I much praise and proved themselves! artists in their profession. being the eldest saxophone quartet in the world । • The Pleasure Birthday organization ; will meet on Tuesday. June 14 at the] !..?! week where the neighbors walked hi to remind them ot their birthday anniversaries. both ot which occurred Helen, of Hellevuc. were here Friday and ittt>*ndr<| the commencenient • of their cousin. Norman Stanton, at Has- iristituiipn vrating f< vuinnitinity. graduating exercises nt day when her sister. ___ ,______ Raynor, was one of the many graduTiie Ladles' Literary club held their; annual picnic nt the Everhart cottage at Gun lake Thursday. Juhe 0. At­ tendance Was 35. After a dainty; lunch, the remainder of. thc day was riding Tiu- birthday party for Mrs. F. E . Deming Wednesday, June 8. was to, have been a happy one for both Mr* Rebecca Dipp and Mrs. F E Deining, ' as they had planned to spend the day; together us they had done annually for! many years previously. Bin the Lord! called Mrs Dipp away 'Sunday. June) •>. and Mrs. Dejhlng was saddened by ' the passing of her life-long friend. I She attended the last sad ritAs on; the anniversary of their 81st and list I birthday*, respectively. In Honor of Mrs Deming’s birthday1 a cominny of friends surprised her! and spent a pleasant time. Rev. and! Mrs Deming received many greetings! from neighbors and friends as well ns •*onw gifts. Saturday afternoon when their daugh­ ter. M: > Dori'. became thc bride of utunmediately Warnrr is mar Saturday, Jane 18 at Grant .Muir's Cities Service Oil Station Mrs. Mabel Hampton and. children of Delton spent Tuesday P. M. with Mrs Lyle Dickerson „ 'Robert MattesonoltheMcOmbcrdis­ trict spent Sunday with his grandpar- WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME Heavy Tractor OH—50c Gallon Lightens the Buhden I tended the Hendershott school reunion [Saturday p. M. Miss Beatrice Wood re­ useless in the world who lightens the burden of it for others. \ game at Vickery’s landing Clear lake. Sunday p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dickerson and ■Junejpent Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. Wallace Preston of Banfleld. I Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Armour of Hick­ Opportunity Uses the Want-Ads ory Corners spent Sunday evening at I Lyle Dickerson’s. CHARLES H. LEONARD . Distinctive Funeral Service Alto Ambulanct Service , _____ �Wednesday, June 15, 1932 LAW OF OWNERSHIP AND FISHING RIGHTS TITLE TO ALL SHORELINE DOES NOT NECESSARILY PERMIT ANGLING IF LAKE HAS OUTLET, FISH BELONG TO STATE If Not, Proprietor, Still Liable to Arrest For Possession Out of Season into the lake or go, out ot it through the creek, then the fish In that lake are held to belong to the state. Neither the owner nor anyone else, no matter If authorized by thc owner, has a right to catch fish In the walers of such a lake, except as provided .by the game and fish laws of Michigan. Il the lake owned by lhe property owner has no outlet, and has never been stocked with fish by the state, the owner can fish in that lake at any time, but he takes certain risks, which may get him into trouble. He must not be found in possession at any time of game fish during the closed season, no matter if they were taken from thc lake he owns, even if that lake Has no outlet and has never been stocked with flail by the state. • No one has tiie right to enter upon the premises ot the owner of a lake where lhe owner has title' to the enlire slwteline, nor has he ' ’ a_ right to enter upon the premises of a man who owns a .part of the shoreline of a pub11c lake. ’*-------He *would — - *--------be n trespasser ;-------“ If Tiie Banner has been asked to stale whither a man who owns all the land X .Mirrutindlng a late, ho that tie has thc W Hille lo all the area covered by its water is entitled lo catch fish whenover lie may- please* upon the lake which is entirely on his land.' ..Wc referred this matter to Conser- thc __ open or _ ______________________ closed season for fishing. vation Officer George Sumner, who has • A man has a right to fish in the copies of lhe laws to substantiate his] waters of a Michigan lake, according statements. According to tliese laws to lhe laws of tills stale, only when thc following is Uie status ut such he hns the right to Im* where he Is luifcs; I while he Is doing the fishing, nnd is —.1. rase a man owns nil thr property i not violating the law by fishing during *^in minding a lake. If that lake has an. the closed season. Vutlet where fish tun migrate at limes | Our supreme . court has passed on In Suinmer Prepare for Winter The seasons Follow each other in rapid succession and all too soon winter with its chilling blasts will .be here again. GET READY FOR IT SAME TIME .. and at the Save Money On Coal Our coal and delivery service have always been of FIRST QUALITY and we are now in position to give you SUMMER PRICES ON COAL! We always carry a complete line. NORTHERN cdpWN SEED BEANS Gcrminntion 94 '/• Tented by Michigan State College. $3.00 Per Hundred Smith Bros. Velte & Company PHONE 2257 Hittings, Mich. Poultry and Stock Feeds Coal, Lime, Cement, Etc. * TAX BILL . PASSED JUNE 6th BUY TIRES NOW AT TAX FREE PRICES President Signed Revenue Bill June 6th—resulting tax on tires and tubes averages 10 to 12% Don’t Wait! Don’t Delay—ACT! BUY YOUR SUMMER TIRE NEEDS at the LOWEST prices in History. While our present TAX-FREE stock lasts we offer „ U. S. Peerless 4.40-21 4.50-21 4.75-19 5.00-19 5.25-21 $4.78 5.43 6.33 665 8.13 U. S. Guard 4.40-21 4.50-21 4.75-19 5.00-19 5.25-21 $3.59 3.95 4.63 / 5.98 jfato JpoH Jhop DRIVE-IN SERVICE TELEPHONE 2177 PART TWO THE HASTINGS BANNER HASTINGS, MICHIGAN this matter in the case of Johnson vs. j Benghorn. 212 Michigan. Page IB. We. quote from that decision as foUowa: | "It would undoubtedly be a violation of ] the statute fixing a closed season on any kind of game or fish, for any per-1 son to have in In possession, jxwsesslon. al at any tiro* time­ 1 game, the possession of whkS ZT... ----------...^ Is prohibited, __ no ’C matter from what source such game or fish K obtained " INSECTS WAGE WAR SORREL INDICATES ACID SOIL CONDITION Will they be facing Success or Failure _____________ BARRY COUNTY HAS WIDE­ LY DISTRIBUTED MARL DEPOSITS ON GOLF PLAYERS NITROGEN-GATHERING June-fftmflcs Emerge From Soil CROPS ARE NECESSARY and Damage Turf On Michi­ Farmers Can Secnre Marl At] gan Greens and Fairways Low Price For Use On Clover East Lansing—Thc war of the In­ sects against human beings hqs reach­ And Alfalfa Fields ed the point Wherp. If n golf player wants good turf beneath hh.frel when he plays and a grren blanket above his head during his final skvtp. It may be­ come necessary to poison Uie earth on both the golf course and tiie cemetery before they arc laid out for his use. according to cnlomologlste nt Michi­ gan Blate College. ' BnxKl A. which is thc most numerous and the meanest, of thc grouin of June beetles in Michigan has been emerging in such numbers from golf courses about Ute.Htnte thqt thc greens have beep made unlit for expert play­ ing In some instances. These beetles carry nn thefr family life in land which bi growing grass, and that type of land in Michigan .is becoming limited to golf courses, cemeteries, and lawns. Thr larvae of thc beetle apeifds two wiisons under ground eating the roots of the grass, or ot thc crops which have been planted after the sod wan plowed down, and thc adult beetle spends a tew weeks consuming the foliage of several vurlctics of hardwood trees. Tiie eggs of tiie beetle arc nearly always laid in soil on which grass is grow­ ing. , The.larvae can be killed In the soil by applying lead arsenate powder at thc rate of five )>ound| ot poison to each 1.000 square feet of'soil area. Thc poison can be mixed with dry sand to make its application easier and tiie treatment should be made before the area is seeded to grass. Subsequent applications of two pounds of thr arse­ nate of lead to each 1.000 square feet should be made every two years. Adult beetles can be killed by spraying vege­ tation on which they arc feeding with three imunds of arsenate of lead in 100 gallons of water. None of the three crops, com, pota­ toes, or Htrawbcrrlcs. should be plant­ ed next year on ground that is now in grass .sod. Tills doe\ not apply to land in clover or alfalfa sods. Anyone driving through the country those days cannot foil to be Impressed with the many, many fields that have grown up to sorrel. This indicates un acid condition of thc land winch would make it very difficult, if not im­ passible. to grow clover or alfalfa on Mich land. This is really a serious con­ dition because sonic nitrogrii-gathcring cn>p is essential to keep up the fer­ tility of the soil Tiu- cure ot this acid condition is lime or marl. Barry county hag more widely distributed marl deposits, ac­ cording to the state records, than any other county in southern Michigan. no it ought to be relatively easy to secure marl at a comparatively low price. w> os to neutralize this acid condition. Ap application of hydrated lime will help thc skimming of soil on thc surface, but it does not go far enough. Crushed limcrock is very good and compara­ tively cheap, although not nearly a» cheap in this county- as marl. . A serious side nf this situation at the present time is the fact that tiie. ruin­ ously low prices for farm products do not leave the fanners any margin for the maintenance of soil Jerttlity after taxes and living expensearare paid. The exceptions to' tilts rule arc rare. We are not statesmen enough to designate just what steps should be ulken in* order to afford farmers a profit on the operation of their land. Wc are bound to say. however, that-it Is thc most important question that confronts this country and our govern­ ment al the present time. If we had a prosperous agriculture we Would have a prosperous country. For several years wc fooled ourselves, thinking that if we only paid high wages in this country, it didn't matter so much about the farmers, but what did matter was to get food products at os low prices as possible, so our Agricultural land has not been maintained properly and thc needed lime to counteract acid has not been put upon the fields. The results wc FAIR CHANCE GIVEN can see. To be sure tills is an excep­ ALL CHURCH CHOIRS tionally good year for sorrel to grow, but it would not grow except for the condition of tiie land. We hope our □roups Singing Divided Into acid statesmen and agricultural specialists Classes At College Contest will be able to woyk out a plan which will give thc farmer an opportunity to Farmers Day, July 29 cam enough so lw can maintain the East Lansing—Tile country church soil in good condition. choir singing contest lo be held at Michigan Stole College ' Friday. • July ALFALFA CURES BEST 20. has been dlvKMI into tyro sections IF LEFT IN WINDROW this year so choirs which have had relatively little training will not have to compete against choirs which have Leaves of Plant Are Retained won prizes in previous years. and Danger of Weather Choirs from country churches or those from churches in towns with less Damage is Less than 2.000 population are eligible to East Lansing—One way for Michigan compete in the contest.. Each choir must have at least six members who use the modern method of curing alfal­ have sung regularly In tliat church fa in the windrow and at the same time choir. secure a better quality of hay. accord; Groups which won first, second, or Ing to the farm crops department at tided prize in last year's contest will Michigan State College. comprise Class A this year. Ollier Thc Michigan alfalfa acreage-- in­ choirs will compete in Class B. The creases more than 50.000 acres yearly, prize money, obtained from thc R. E. and any method which Improves thc Olds Community singing fund. wHb-toe quality of hay harvested adds thou­ equally divided between the two classes. sands of dollars of feed values to this First prize In each case Is 160. crop. The quality oi alfalfa depends a Each choir is required to sing two great deal upon the proportion of numbers, one of which may be selected leaves retained In the hay. . by the choir leader. The number which The ol<f method of curing hay In must be sung by each Class A choir Is cocks does not work well with alfalfh. "Listen to thc Lambs." Class B choirs The time needed for curing is greeter, will sing "The Sun Shall Be No More lhe danger of the hay becoming My Light by Day." damaged by rain Is increased, and ATI choirs wtll combine in a chorus more leaves are lost than in the wind­ to sing two selections in lhe Farmers row method ot curing, wh^-li is recom­ Day Program. July 29. mended by the crops experts. Those interested in entering this This method which enables growers contest can get detailed information to harvest large acreages economically about thc rules for entry and the basis nnd with the Ufast danger of'weather for Judging lhe choirs from the Direc­ damage will be demonstrated in 13 tor of Short Courses, Michigan State counties, below the Straits and in four College... Upper Peninsula counties. The dates for the meetings In. lower Michigan DIFFICULT TO 1)111*1.1\ have been set but those for tiie Upper CATE LICENSE PLATES. Peninsula will depend upon the rate CounterfclUng of automobile license of growth of alfalfa during the next plates Is about one-third as prevalent few days. now as In 1931. department of state The schedule, as announced. Is: Ber­ Investigators estimate. rien and Monroe, June 15; Oakland. 17; Since the first of the year. Orville E. Eaton. 21; Gratiot and Osceola. 22; Atwood, chief of the motor vehicle di­ Mecosta, 23; St. Clair and Newaygo. vision of lhe department, has received only about 20 reports that 1932 auto li­ 24; Manistee, 28; Alcona and Wexford, cense plates had been counterfeited. 29; and Kalkaska. 30. County agricul­ tural agents will select the local farms For the same period In 1931, he re­ where the meetings wtll be held. Mem­ ceived over, 60 reports. One reason for the decrease is that bers of the College crops department the 1932 plates carry the words "Mich­ will be at each meeting to explain the igan" above the numerals for the first curing mthods used. time in four yean. And only those LAKEVIEW. tyho have saved plates of ancient vint­ Tills community is proud lo have had age can make counterfeits' that will four students graduate from Hastings pass even a cursory scrutiny. To escape detection, the counterfeit High Friday. They'were Sarah and plates must be covered with mud and Shirley Gillespie and Annabelle and law enforcement ofilcen are giving Lloyd Cogswell. Miss Winifred Johnson and mother special attention to all.license plates of Hastings were visitors at Elmer that are unduly dirty. Gillespie's Sunday afternoon. NORTHWEST RUTLAND. Mrs. Reva Schantz spent part of Mira Mildred BeIson • spent part of last week with home folks. Wayne Rennlngton and family last week in Hastings al the home of her uncle, WIU Hubble. Hastings were week end visitors P. T. A. meeting Saturday night, Owen Varney's. June 18th. At our last meeting the Wm. Gillespie and family spent Sun­ following new officers were elected; day with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown president. Mrs, Stella Dibble; vice­ and family. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schantz of Ver­ president. Mrs. Maude Camp; secre­ tary. Wayne Williams, and treasurer, montville were callers at Wm. Cogs­ Lauren Edger. Entertainment commit­ well's and H. P. Munn's Sunday. Several young people from lids tee, Alice Camp and Mrs. Fred New­ land. This will be our last meeting neighborhood attended tne Alumni banquet at Hastings Friday evening. Mrs. Millie Fisher spent Wednesday If we don't discipline ourselves the of last week with Wm. Cogswell and world will do It for us. children. _ _ Success VS Failure Thousands of girls and boys will be ushered out of our schools and colleges during the next few weeks into the paths of life ... to tackle the problems of earning a living They will be Facing Success or Failure! The road to “Failure” is marked by careless habits of needless expenditures and extrava fiance the wasteful spending of one’s income . indolence and indifference. The road to “Success” is one of frugality, industry and thoughtfulness ... habits of economy, and a SYSTEMATIC SAVING of a part of one’s income. This old bank has had the pleasure of help­ ing many a boy and girl to get started on the Road to Success. 3% Interest Compounded Semi-Annually on Savings Hastings National Bank Only National Bank in Barry County Hastings, Michigan Telephone: 2217 NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. ‘ Hix* Choice. figures were still wrong. "I’m very Tommy was»hopeful, but doubtful, sorry. Tommy.” she said, "but It liiini Ixuil Week's Letter, y he handed In his exercise to his twopence out.” Miss Gladys Bennett of Coate Grove as ] teacher. Seven timeg he had worked Wearily Tommy searched his pockets wtu a Sunday guest ot Miss Dorothy ,Uie same long sum and seven times he nnd then proffered two coppers. "Here Slocum. had been told to repeat It. j you are. M1m,” he said, 'Til pay Um Mrs. Ida Flory of Hastings spent Teacher was-sympathetic, but the dilference."—Pearson's. Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Henle and baby. Shirley Slocum nnd son. Garth, have been having a serious time lhe past week with lhe measles. . Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Henle and baby called on Miss Roma Blocker and Cleon , Landon at Pennock hospital Saturday] afternoon. They both had operations, for appendicitis Tuesday. They arc| doing as well as can be expected. John Mead and Lottie Judson were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Luur- j epee Lucas in South Woodland. Miss Helen Slocum was a guest Of' Miss Ellen Edwards of Hastings Fri-I day evening. ■ We’re Ready for }ou With Genuine I.H.C. Repairs BRANCH DISTRICT. Last Week's Letter. The north Evangelical Bunday school Is planning a Children's Day program for June IB to be held in the evening. EVelyn Day, Gerald Skidmore afid Bernard Maurer of the Branch district graduated from Hastings High school this week. Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Bidelman WTre Saturday night and Sunday guests of the latter’s parents tn Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bldelman were Sunday evening callers at the latter’s mwner, Mrs. Mrs, Saddler; oooaier, In ui Hastings. mother, . Mr. and Mrs. Chester Wlllltls and' children Of Bhaftaburg were visitors at his parents' home on Decoration Day. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Norton and Bar­ bara of Marshall were Monday and Tuesday visitors of Uie frfrmer's par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Norton. The harvesting implements that are standing in your implement shed have a lot of hard work anead of them. There is no doubt but what some of them need new'parts. Now is the time to check them over and get your repairs. I. H. C. REPAIRS ARE MADE TO FIT We have a used McCormick binder for sale Edmonds Elevator&ImplementC FLOUR •> FEED -■• COAL ♦ CIMINT ♦ LUfl BRICK ♦ TILE FARM IMFUMKNTB HASTINGS - PHONE 11 i ' �THE HASTINGS HANNER. WEONESGAV, JUNE IS. ISIS PAGE TEN Henry C. Glauner and wife co John ■ F.‘t Jorephlne TaKgttrt. dee d. Final S Wellnuin End wife, Lot <11. NadiviHe : account filed, order (dr publication cu­ rtilage. ' . • ■ COUNT HOUSE NEWS Mark Fox_ and wife to d _________ __________ FARMERS CHECK WAYS OF SEEDING, ALFALFA HuHS:K?Sf: “w! HuU: Keep Kecord. of Drop and In- QUIT CLAIMS. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Ronald H. Warner Ha-cings............. 2ii Dorks Miller. Nashville • ..................... 20 Gordon £. Clement. Hast mgs.............24 Gertrude Helen Shul’.ci- Hasting.'. ..21 Clark* J. Hcimwlman. Middleville. .38 Edna Anna Sliull. Grand Rapid* ...33 Peter J. Eckman. Quimby................. 46 Hah Keeler McCormick. Hasting. ..35 Cbrfure McKeli. y. Dowling ............ 21 Lillian France- Morgan, Bowling ... .18 _ Lewk. skinre-r and _______ . ,/.j*T..»p ' V‘te Neighbors tojnspect d -Beik-! Fields—Compare Methods ’ Jahn H. Eaton - to Win; ; East Lansing—The latest method on I Holcomb. Par. DK 143 City. t.i PiU 'checking lhe-seeding methods which John w sanders and u. Push and win. Lot 5. c k Plat. . give the best stands of alfalta is being' ' u cd In Newaygo and Si. Jcpcph ouun-, Thomapple ’lake. where gruaers fdmlsh records ot methods to the county, agnculndd. during lhe growing J Woudlan'i Twp from the comity arc L. M. CUrtvs and the fields to see how Lolxlcll. Receiver St, compare on tiu- different. all. Of Juhn>on and wdc.' gt Yankee SprfhgJohn N rtu'k r and Similar comparisons at cultural prnc. r. ■. kind <>I '---- -' ;<rd u.’«-d. amount *ot fertilizer, data of PROBATE ( Ol UT, ceding, and nU ether factors which Tunftir7i,:inkv*'R tm«. deed might influence the crop's &ucce4- are Johns ;! Plat. OTsihsi < > Frank Spirit6. Orangeville ...... Crook, :rook. 1 >43.844. j. McPha^Hn «• Antia L. Bauer ;t 3, B;k. 7. Eaa'.'.ni Add.. City, nventory filed. ) held are told just .boh the crop wa>_ di c'd. Inven-1 grown. _ । The intere-t of Michigan farmers m ■ I the best way.-., to grow alfalfa.exceeds final “the desire io li-arn better practices for Order nlluwmg ■ claim.. •«We other crops., according to the farm enured. final n crops department al the college: The of Admr. issued. ; crop furnishes excellent hay. improves Meryl R. Snyder. Petition for f ., -tifc . oil.'and. fit many years, furnbhea , or * a crop of excellent seed. •isc,to .‘ell real estate filed, order tfor' .. .. .. . .. The Michigan .ecd crop las: year us-1 .Est. John M. Gould, deed. Final ac- 1 iar(t(. ..nHUgn ;o funii Ji an ample sup­ count fhed, order for publication en- j,]y ,>f adap-,^ Hardigan and Grimm tered. ' ! tcm! for. use in tbd state This supply of i Est Kenneth Stanay Rev-Sc. minor. dejN-ndable seed will enable' Michigan; Final aceouiTt filed, waiver uf notice! Kro.A<.Jfi t.t» terure seedings which will m»a order allowing ammo..* ;(cc<x|nf ■ auniv<, jn IhU. cllffmW filed, 'discharge of guardian Wucd. The former difiicultW* of securing b ■ stand of alfalfa In Lids state Were us-j Uftlly due to the im of seed which w» ■ ■ grown under di flue nt wcStlxr condl-’ Here’s what we mean by Aett&t/botb at lower /mice* / Try this typical I.G.A. Bund product—J.G A. Pesnuf Butter. Notice how smooth end Ulty it it. All it«tft pecked und® the Peanut Butter V igr c Large <£■_ Bottles IGflJCatsup . .' Puffed Wheat IGR Mayonnaise IGR Lime Rickey 12c 15c ru. J" w Summer Drink QUALITY CANNED VEGETABLES 5Can’ 25c ASSORTMENT Gelatine Dessert Powder 19c 3 IGR White Floating Soap IGR , . . Jello a . . . All Flavors Bar gc 24 •. Lb. Sack IGB The truth of the matter is . . . —that, due to the low ebb of the business tide, money is not flowing freely enough into the banks to allow lhe adoption of a liberal loan­ ing policy. The first duty of every bank is to protect its depositors, and to do this it must maintaih at all times its cash position. An up­ ward trend in business and prices of commodities will be almost im-’ mediately reflected in a more liberal flow of money into banks and consequently a more liberal loaning policy. • A resumption of normal purchasing . . . —By the public will be quickly followed by an expansion of bank loans. Ehe latter must follow but cannot precede such action. Bankp, on the whole, would be very glad to make more commercial and farm loans, but the necessity of safeguarding the depositors, precludes a liberal loan policy at this tim'e This bank is bending every effort to take care of its*cus tomers in the same efficient man­ ner as in the past 45 yeajs. any County Y Camp for boy* will amdurted in connection with Kent. Y at <hclr camp <>n Barlow lake Hastings City Bank diving ratlins for sleeping. wtnin of tun and pn The Bank with the Chime Clock ■nsc oi only S3 5O for the week io can attend should call Mr. T. B. K Reid or thr Bnnner offic-' enroll soon. Girls-of Barry county have been iflted to camp with the Battle (’ Y. W. c. A-al their beautiful camp; •in Gull take near Yorkville. Their f equipment is complete, with a large i an ; Capital IGR thitdumly EMlf-RYH «GU? $50,000.00 BRANCH DISTRICT. 'to lu entertained by Mr. und Mr,. By-1 _ SOl'TII MAPLE GROVE. are beginning July 8-1; Fr John Day an.-; two ln.y friend; «‘M G'# Fi™**? evening. Jmn-,24 A The Ladles* Aid of the South EvanJuly 22-I'D. July 29-Auc'5. f-.r SHOO of Three Oak.* were here to attend thc cordial invitation h extended to al), (geiical church will have an ice cream a .Action '4rht enrollment blank of C. graduation of hl* niece.- MLs Evi lyn, '— rxn,ir....v — held iZum)" nt Orson" _ ------. ’ on _. Child!< :, y .t. dayu cXi-rcUcs «-.ti will ilxMcIntyres Thur,­ F. Angell : at the N. Ev unttflic.il church next. day. — Day. from Hostings high June 23 the extended camping: _ enter-i K“!,,h‘y t v<,,,h’8, J’tnc 19- Everyone in-j Lloyd Marshall and family of thKriiocu Health Camp It1 Lutned the latter's ami: from Zion city,'-vK<,£L'________ .... , . M<k>t<- rlistnct spent Sunday evening al ii Inconvenient for Barry I .... ’ I County V ups’to use tiie Pliii' lake' Woodland gave two solas bccomiMnied HU aud an aunt tyom Wisconsin, nl.u O. c.«M«niuili’s. ii<h..iii.s (. in ill 11. I camp, tin Mrs! Ella Taylor of Nashville spent ire the nbeni* arrange-' by Mrs. Myrtle Bulling. bath ot WoM-■ a coll.-in and family who came Sutur,.W tram tnuwu • I Uve.n COIN. . .Ural »l *wpb .... „„ ^„r. „ land. ■ . i merits for __ _____ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Norton of Crcckfmd.-; und culler* were Mr and; prang Norton. i This Camp committee are looking tor Next Sunday •-.•■ping there will lx no Mar-hall were Saturday, night am! Mrs. Lawrence Farrell and Imie Barry । q h Campbell nf Charlotte sixir. • a camp eltr where they may' establishi’,cctnnmntty service as the oraanization j Sunday'at Frank Norton's. I Camp Barty. pcnnnnrntlv gee* to Sunfield and puts on a program Bunday vi-i:or* with lib. parents.Mr. ,,f Carlton r.ind Mn*. Vincent .Norton. SundayallWelby Crockford. Mr. and Mr Ar-: Mr. and Mrs Junie, Vande GelMin ■'"* ....... .. -- «t tile Norton hmip-were, thur Ailcrding and sons and George; and xm Karl of Kniiima/vo rjx-nt Run­ — — ....... John Potter, daughter Fuller of Woodland: I day . with her slater.'Mrs. Lplu GiJD I'onvhet and granddaughter Of Syracuse. N. Y, Frank Slocum R'>be>i They nil ' vt-ited Tt Frank Slocum and and friend friend nl ol Haatlngs Hiutings '1,11,1 ■ Miss Muy Potter and Mv» Gladys Pot- 4 - • — --------------- - -In-• tum.il V Secretary. C. L Rowe, of Chi-: Leon Gray s in — West. .. Vermontville Sunday evening- at Hubert Bar­ i.; Mr. and Mrs. Ned Smith of MidUnd •<-r,of Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. Lee apent , r-aci> and State Secretary'. F. P. Knapp, the auerpoon. , peat ihv week end vLUling relatives. IMiM'iiar. Mr and Mrs .Rudolph Hall., at California; -■* Joyce. Duane and D;4ruJ Gray ol Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bagla of Has ­ Mr and Mr« Wm Noble and, Ik sure and read June "Young Men"' Mr. and Mrs E. J. Norton. Mr- Avis , i Ttadmu Mrs Jett and Geo [Howard and three .children of Baltic' tings were Sunday guests at Charles West Vermont Ville come Sunday to pp 391 on Wh.it ” Young ’Men * are spend lire week with their grandmoth>f GrandMlle -and thr latter > ,Cre.-k. • ■ , 1 Bayne's. Thuikinf too "DBatnuiment and Mr Easlev of Illinois gttrnd- | Mr. and Mis. a.mi Wilcox of Cairo; Mrs Arista Ewifiri. Russel Parks. Mr. ter. Mrs. Lulu Gray. and Hie winning letters: Mr, and Mrs. E. E. Gray of the Dun­ h lirre Sunday and visited E ‘ were week end vi»itors with the iatyrand Mrs. Ogden Donley and grand-ham district spent Thursday evening ij»>on and family. . ;tcr'. father. Mr. L. E. Mudge nnd at/'i daughter ot Hastings called on Mrs. with Mn. Lulu Gray and Robert Orangeville : «i.' friend; of Claude Wood . tended the Hasting.-.- alumni Friday 1Sarah Duricw Wednesday evening. >1 Lol Bunday with a Mrs Ida Norton entertained the Wil­ 1 evening. . ice. Homer Ritter. Bupt Mr. and Mr • VandenBoMi of AHi- cox Ladies' Aid Friday afternoon. Dab Bunyt usMsmip. I ;gan spent Sunday with Mr.-. Etta ParJack Elliston ol North Maple Urine “r. whoM- sudden death! .Grove are planning an ic ipK'lee and Clarabcllt*: .•pent Sunday al L W.- Jurrard's. » to us olL woa one of • ader* in whoso tent most > Fredi cm;:h. Myrtle Oversmith and' lined Hazel Cairns , Congralutalif.ru t of. S-'ine fT1 an tu-ie atu tided thr funeral Mt |-f Ch.u. TnVr at Woodland Sunday P Dwell M. Cbarka *«• an exemplary young ■*U [<nari and it »*> with di-rp regret th*- Special Prices on Good Used Cars and Trucks This Week 1929 Chev. Truck Lhe fiiaiit Mr. and Mrs L M Ctt^lh and fam­ ily tpciit.part ot Sunday a: the 11 Woodman home also vi.-.ted Mr-. M. C Bt'VJer and Mrs Randall at the lat- With gravel body A good buy at . . Tea H Lb Pk, 13c Matches ■£ 6 “•■■■ 19c 1 U. TU 19c STORES 1929 Model A Ford $*«p 4^ gy Peas Crisco]* ATYOURIGHGROCfRS Surplus $75,000.00 63c N..2Ci» 15C I G- A —that, in these days of business stress, banks in general, are unduly restrictive in their lending policy, and that a more liberal policy tyould immediately stimulate cojmnercial and industrial activity. Pkg. SUNSHINE CRACKERS lg. 1Oc /X tea-A to? It is a popular but unsound assumption . . drowning' Friday. let- Chase went with Mr. nnd n<--Davenport to Champaign:; Starch IGR Flour f'*4r; Y. M. C. A. ITEMS There Are TWO Sides to Every Question 157-iuch with stake body,only........... " (........ .... ••mild thr rommenctjnin: excretes at Mr Jo ;< Ch.imb.rlam and daugti-' Usings Friday Our graduate* bring, r Ik:bata and MG. Gladys CtumUw- Hotiwr. F.nl.cr-*nd Ruth El.iinor Er.In and baby PaUh- upciti Wcdne-sdav | «■£ mid Virginia Hmwu. ifli Mn- Grace Clark In Kalama»on, Lyle Oli> and wife and Chas Er-; Mr and Mrs H ron Moody and - :•.; Wi‘.v .°f Kalamazoo were Bunday viji-, nnd Me. Malxl Miz-dv of South Maple Itors fc‘ Frct* Otis’ Grove spenv Sunday uftcniojn with i Sunday vURorr at Forrest Havens ‘Mr and Mrs. Fred Hora j”-re Mrs. Robert McGlocklin an.'! SHILTZ. ’Dolan* of Hastings, Louis Haven, of 'La.t Week* better. i South‘HaMings and John Havens of . Bunday'guesta al Gordon Thomp-' Lake View and Mrs. Kale Erway. ■ or. : wen Mr and Mrs. Alton Crane! Erway ajid family and Gordon and v«-rn Stanley of Kalamazoo and Havens went lo Cedar Sprtm-s when Mr. nnd Mrs Leo Hendershott and th*’ Paruh orchestra played at Mim. son ot Hendershott district ! Benton’s honic church. • ■ Mrs Lobles. daughter and two-- sons > Al Wolfe, wife and daughter of ! of Battle Creek were Sunday victors Orand Rapida were visitors at Roy Er-, at Vert Robuuon's. »•?* SumV»y. They all spent thc day ' - ~ * “ • at Gun lake. , Mrs. Sara Erway visited her daugh-' daughter, Mrs. George Tliompaon. Sunday . t ter. Mrs. Wayne’ Smith in Yankeei Springy Sunday. Fred Bechtal. wife and Billie of vuited w. H Bush Sunday He d home with them to a'.;e3d the Hastings were Sunday evening guesu ;at ChM; Whittemore's. funeral of a couun. .1 .J J — ' 1930 1930 1931 1929 Chevrolet Coupe Model A Model A Pickup Model A Tudor Sport Coupe *195 *245 *295 *145 Call and Look Thete Over And Receive A Demonstration UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO TELEPHONE 2121 ■ ■ HASTINGS, MICH. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15. 1932 ALFALFA MEAL USED Pg ATT DISTRICT. list's S4“X^.TW?;!'NVITE home owners CGD t AU non A DC nAV Margaret Wilson mid Mrs. EdIN FEEDING’LAMBS can be* profitably added to tile pork FOR LANDSCAPE DAY gar Mead aeie Battle-Greek visitors !producing ration A test was also . . •—----- . nrulrauu ,. , Wednesday. Report Given of Value of Live­ ’ gram fornhilf«'dl3 <ka‘ri‘Wc to*rtnd ■ Lawn and Shrubbery Pfantings Ben Waite has a w.u completed after j 'several stock Rations At Feeders' I The report giwn during Feeder.-‘ At Michigan State College —’ attempts to get water. They. • : have drilled one hundred and sevtniv’ Day will Include trials wMh nil clauses — Day At College June 10 Exhibited June. T5 East Lansing—Ground alfalfa mixed of livestock. und the aliimals used, in* East Lansing—Michigan home pwn- »f water in thc pipe* so H looks as visitors wjlh cracked com Is a very satisfactory the tests will be exhibited somrnts m arc interested in the uw-pf though it.te going to be al) o. k. of i■er ' * ration for self-feeding lambs, accord­ ! can judge the comparative merits Members Ph»nt* and shrubs to beautify thAr It was quite a shock to tiie propta ing to the animal husbandry deport­ ithe different., rations used. M-. ...L... .houses and lawns are invited to attend । when we were Inforpwd a young man * ment at Michigan State College, where!I of the animal husbandry department :Lmidscaix- Day nt Michigan State Col-: by thc name of Teel- r was <lrowncd nt l will discuw the feeding methods livestock men of the -state will meet' lege. Wednesday. June 15. , the upper bridge here on Thornnpple 1 Friday. June 10. to get the yearly re- iThl\-^imrn,durmu^fw'nfternram'nro^ luinciscapc t'Anascapg plantings plantings al at thc me Graham uranam ' ilvyr on on Friday rrmny afternoon. aiurnoon. Hte nw homci numc) port of the livestock-feeding experi­ A * wiiT hU hrirt1 have — prev’----l- was ..at. Gnw . ------Rapids -.. - at it Woodland Woodland and and he afirt atirt aa nephew I tathe menu labwilS ai'tS CoE'ftuMy *x*,‘ uscd ^'nn^fate good.' *«tc camping camping nt at Indian Indian landing for n| a ment*. landing for The alfalfa ration for Iambs ,ta the meate laboratory al the Col- (brautincatlon but the i day or and It it seemseems his Id Imut I,,..: !»n*.en. !« . , n-J >r m. anil used in a trial to nnd a home grown,i . , „, . traiiffcrral of the event to* East Lan-j rd and was floating down stream when product which could be med by Michigmi feeders to replace by-products .’ Seats In the New York Stock .Ex-1 different section a chance lo inspect' present in tiie lungs the cornu, r said I feed,' which liave been bought In the;; change tliat once sold around SOqn.OOO. this work ‘ ! death was caused from Kart failure.; l>a*t to add bulk to thc lamin' rations. each iiave now rcaclH-d-as taw m't83.-. i Groups bf pebple whn register at the He wax still standing In an upright: One of lhe College's feeding trials ! Hcrticulturai building will be conduct-: paMttwi when they found the body, ted about the campus, beginning at i Mtes Hand Crqpk of Muskegon spent1 •.'O OO A. M. Membr.-ni.of the landscape the week end nt home and we nrv'gkui, • d.jMirtrnint will explain tiie purjx>sesjto say Mrs. Wm. Cronk seem:, lo be. , t.t thr plantings mid rhe varieties/if An the gain a little. 11shrubs beat fitted for use under Ml<;h.u/niw c•----’ igari conditions ' ' , o... M ll» nMUU -HI K • -rl-. , M" » v‘bb"' «« J?"' o. plot, on which durcrcnt nrMk, ™!ll,r !«r Lmi <to on. ol K»" «l»e “'-I «»)»“• lhe hr». in home bcuoulkoUnn ■ -'f kr ”hl' h’i1'— c "* „u U.c ohulnlni ol . nrr-auM. H"”" •'!" n‘”1 K1" I and Ihl* 1. oltrn diB.-uh unit- llw Burial al home maker knows which varieties of Lakeside Cemetery. grass to Use on the type ot -oil where! * nuro‘*r ,1cr'’ «‘tended the' the plaritingx are to lx- made •'nn s‘- RCh«J’ "union near Pinhook 7-Foot, 8-Foot and Large 8-Foot Ends i The tollrge Botanical Gardens con- ^1'^, . „ .. i tain specimens of thousands of plants.| a,r C!”O<^’,L •" .'.many of which .will be hi bl<x>m June i Clarksville by tiie death of her father. ,15. A picnic dinner will lx- held nt Mr; H^-nburgcr. who wa ■•found dead J noon, and members of -the College *n hls garden. Mr. find Mrs. I.i'.-tvr Lmnptnnn moved ; shrfT will apeak during the afternoon their household good.-. to-Lanring where । program. TELEPHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE l;e te employed. Thc annual ^lumni banquet took 1 Wc congratulate thc seventh grad- place Saturday evening ;<t• the High ____ ________ was lers of the Carlton O uter school, five school at 7:30 'Thebanquet of them. mui they all passed thc- sev­ served by Ute Naglcr devteion of the enth grade examination. are proud, Ladies' Aid of thc M. E. churcii. Berof our Carlton^ Center school, or, wc, nice Ludwick of famsing and Dr.: had thirteen pupils to write on 'the Spencer Braden, of Ann Arbor, former­ ‘cverith and eighth grade examina­ pupils and Prof. Haruy Lowery Gf i Dearborn wen* on themroffram. tions and nil passed. Hazel Shriber, Geraldine. Williams: ami Howard Allerdinffl from this dis­ Mrs. J. W. Shaffer and son. Homer, trict received their High school dlplo- •vfsitediat , Plainwell over the week end. mds from Hm-thies High school Fri­ Rev. and Mrs. Alien DcLong. of day. Congratulations. Grund .p-dge visited* his fathJT-and; Mr. and Mrs. Millard Brechrlscn Other n-hnivev Sunday. His father ac-1 and son Charley returned Saturday eomjwnied them home for a week’s evening from Ohio where they had visit. . . been visiting relatives for the past Cecil Winan-,’of Battle Creek called at the Webb homo Sunday. /Mr. and-Mrs. c B. Valentine and Mr: . Sophia. Mend. Mr. mul Mrs. El­ family attended the Children's Day gin Mead and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest exercises nt Tamarac church Sunday Mend were in Landing Monday tn at­ evening. ‘ tend the graduation exorcises ns Don- j Geraldine Williams and Georgia and graduated from the M. S. C. Brown of Lansing sjient Saturday at MLm Muriel-Young of Ravenna Is the Lake Shop-. . spending a few days dl the Mead! Mrs. John Shupp nnd father, Mr. home. Bnrron, accompanied relatives from Mr. and Mrs? Ad^th Eberly enter­ Indiana. to Min. northern Michigan. tained their daughter. Mrs. ■ Earl! Mudge, ami son. Leon, of Hastings a' ter Todd, and family. few days last week. Miss Mercy Usborne of Ann Arbor Clayton Webb spent Sunday at Frgcvisited'home folks over thc week end. port at the home of Waller Lewis. There will be a strawberry festival given by the local 'M. E. churclf nnd About 103 sixes oi men's s.hocs arc Sunday school Friday evening. June manufactured 17th on the lawn of thc M. C. Nichols place nt Curlton Center. Strawberry shortcake will lx- served from ti’30 to 5:30. A short program will follow. All arc cordially UivUed. PAINTS CEDAR POSTS Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. MICHIGAN HELI TELEPHONE CO Mrs. John Corrigan was taken to Mrs. Sarah Smith's of Middleville last week to lake violet ray treatments. Wc nil hope site will receive help from them. Mr. nnd Mrs. Lester Raymond arc the parents of an eight pound girl. Glenna Jean, born Friday. June 10. Great grandma Campbell of Grand Rapids is caring for the little Mi»s. Mr. and Mrs. Ihrt Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bedford attended tiie class reunion of N. C. Thomas at Cale­ donia Park Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hunt-M-Omnd Rapids spent' Sunday with her par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Kryn Vandenberg. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Jordan and Mr. nnd Mrs. Wm. Murray of Hastings called on “Aunt" Martha Jordan ot Battle Creek Sunday afternoon. Wc are sorry to report “Aunt"'Martha is confined'to her bed. - Mrs. Nettle Ball and son and father­ in-law of Eaton I^aplds were visitors at Sim Nibbs last week. Miss Greta Reed nnd fattier and friend. Mr. Miller of Hoboken. N. J„ arc visiting the former's grandpar­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. Sim Nibbs. Harold Joites and Vere Carter were Sunday evening. visitors in Battle Sim Nibbs, Roll Nibta, Mrs Nettle Ball. Miss Greta Reed and father nnd Str. Miller were Lnnxlng visitors Fri­ day. Father and Mother know that their telephone means PROTECTIONThe long years have taught them that an emergency may strike at any moment . . . fire . . . sudden illness ... a fall downstairs • • . a bursting water or steam pipe ..la blown fuse. But with their telephone, they can sum­ mon aid instantly . . . doctor, firemen, police or service company.. .day or night. Of all things purchased, few give so much useful service and PROTECTION at such low cost as the telephone. Norman Haight sjxtnt last week jKitli his brother. Francis, and wife in Grand Rapids. Mr. Harris and wife of Fremont vis­ ited their non. Frank, and wife a couple of days last week. Mrs. Charley Gibbs accompanied her daughter^ Mrs. Guy McNrc. to Elmdale Saturday' to attend a school picnic. Leon Potts and wife visited at Har­ old England's In Cloverdale. Sunday. Mr. England has leased an oil station nnd grocery store at that place. Mrs. Roy McCaul attended .'the graduation exercises at Hastings Fri­ day afternoon. Peter Sharpies and wife of Molino are visiting al Roy McCaul's for a couple of days. STONY POINT. LaM Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reason of Lan­ sing spent the, week end at Ed. DeakIn’s. Joe and Harold Biggs with their fam­ ilies of Grand Rapids were guests of their sister. Mrs. Ed Mead, on Sunday. Mrs. R. G. Keys of Marlette arc upending a few days with her parenu, Mr. and Mi's. B. J. Wellman. Mtes Roms Blocker wu taken sud­ denly 111 the fore part of last week and war. taken to Pennock hospital where it wan decided an operation for appen­ dicitis was necessary. Her many friends are glad to know she is making a speedy recovery. Cliina luu about 1000 dally newspap- FAGS TOILET GOODS SHE MONTH W BEAUT? . . . SO WE OFFER AT THIS TIME ... OUR ANNUAL TOILET GOODS SAL.E! PROFITS ARE SACRIFICED ON THESE NATIONALLY KNOWN QUALITY CREA TIONS S^ICH AS Cara Nome Shari Midnight Klenzo & Rexall Preparations WE LIST HERE ONLY A FEW OF THE MANY BIG BARGAINS WE ARE OFFERING FOR THIS MONTH 50c &L. Tooth Paste 27c 4<..sioo 6 Kinds Talcum Powder 17c 3 50c 5 ozs. $1.00 Toilet Waters . . 79c 75c Theatrical Cold Cream 59c 50c Klenzo Cocoanut Oil Shampoo 39c $1 .00 Georgia Body Powder . . 79c Rexall Shave Cream “LotionE BOTH 29c 50c Midnight BOTH 59c nnd Many Others at New Low Prices See Large Hand Bill for Complete List of Items TELEPHONE 2131 GOODS DELIVERED DOUBLES HOUSEWORK Nothing increases housework so much as a dusty highway. When road dust cor ■ tinually blows in, the floors are gray and gritty a short time offer cleaning. Furniture and rugs are dusty. Dusting becomes a continuous round of doing the job over and over. . When you pqt a stop to road dust, you save half the housework, .and it is very easy to make the dustiest road completely dustless in a few hours. You know how a light rain settles the dust. Hokes of Dowflake Calcium Chloride act like a light rain. They quickly draw mois­ ture and bind dust, to the road. They hold this moisture for weeks so the road stays dustless. You can slop dust at once with lhe dean, odorless, dustlayer—Dowflake. Get rid of this ball and chain now. Make an end to this tedious round of doing housecleaning work over and over be­ cause of dust, y z • Ask your highway official about dust con­ trol with Dowflake. Write today for our booklet "How To Control Dust", THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY MIDLAND, MICHIGAN WOWFLAKFI �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15. 1938 PAGE TWlXVB SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. Ipany. and the community, whera the ASSYRIA, MAKE CAREFUL PLANS I work Is done. The job should be ap- Las: week's Letter. Last Weeks Letter, FOR ELECTRIC POWER >hproved by competent disinterested Mrs. Ethel Donovan recently »utJmitMrs. Ella Taylor of Nashville spent! parties before it Is accepted. ted to an- operation al Pennock hos­ t>w? week end with her sister. M« ' A short bulletin. Extension Bulletin pital and ts now convalescing at -her Frank Norton. No. 72. “Wiring the Farmstead'" has home. < Mrs. Grover Marshall was called to been published by the College and will The Ellis cemetery-organization will Warsaw, Wisconsin by lhe death of be sent free to anyone who request/. iier brother Tuesday.. It from the Bulletin Clerk, East Lan­ East Lansing—Proper planning to sing. The publication will aid those Wednesday. June 15. at lite home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoffman were secure the right sizes nnd types of । who are unfamiliar with choosing the Mr. and Mra Dick Kent Potrtcjck din­ Woodland visitors Sundayner at noon. AU interested unranted to Mrs Esther Hoffman and son. Ken- • equipment will save trouble and ex­ I correct,type-of electrical equipment.. attend. neth. and Fred CortrUtht of Battle j pense In wiring farm buildings for The Wilcox cemetery organization Creek called on Pete Hoffman's Sunday i SOUTH WOODLAND. electric^lghts «nd power, according to 'will meet on Wednesday. June 15. at night. the agrlcullurai engineering depart­ Last Week's Letter. Mr. and Mrs. L. H- Gray ot Detroit,' ment at Michigan State College. ■ Several from South Woodland left the home of Mr. and Mrs Orson Mr­ Tiu Ina eased use of electrical power Monday to attend thc Brethren con­. Intyre of the Dunham district. Pot luck Mr. qnd Mrs. Harold Gray of East ■ d.W£.r *UI ** A1) a,e *clcome Assyria and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gray! ana the extension of power lines Into ference ut Anderson. Ind. ,*-e*Tffre was a good representation at nnd family of West Vermontville spent, new territory sometimes .tempts fartii-1 .... Mr and Mrs. W. -------Helmer are . ---Rai>id* ....spend-' wUh .. the 4-H club Achievement day from Sunday with their mother. Mrs Lulu e:« to install equipment without first, .ng. a .few days In Grand 1 iitills Sew, ' invtattgaling Hie desirability of thc Job their daughter. Mrs Mae Lennon. ---- locality. Tiie Briggs-Bteverw ~ Gray. for «IU.h they P-y- The u- ol Im-1 Mrs Carrie VauWic spent Bunday, £<»*£• **rf yiu.-sente.l Mrs. Prank Norton and daughter. I proper wire size* may create a nre,with her .daughter, Mrs. '.Riicoc' Cas-1 -J1** her sewing ex- Cleota. called on Mrs. Dura Ferris al harard, ami i.'.e installation ot unap-lweil in Coats Grove. ’ hibi.ed. Ihuty Ketcham and Vermontville Monday. proved equipment may had to disap- [ Mr*. Gertrude Varney of Nashville Cortrlght were in ini- Style show, tne Mr and Mrs. Ear! Weeks of Battle pulntmcnt with thv'.iicity as a power.; spent the week end-with her mother Iall*'r reejdme honorable mention. Creek s[>cnt ithe «Tek end with their Five rttS.- arc laid ’down by the Col- und brother. . Mr and Mrs. Hugh Ca** were at iwrents. Mr. and Mrs. lare Gould. lege »r.fcinee:s for farmers wh* Intend Friends arc arc giau glad co to Know know al last rrre- •Euil , WedBejday. with their iiivuu 1 rrienas ui lasi — --------- . Mrs Ida Sarver ut Chicago spent ■inwlpm, n™„ Blochrr.. w ridnuu “iV-'t- »«■*' C"S WIKId wire ttair buildings; The wiring!p .:. MM r: :: __ I........ _____ the week end with her mothcr/Mrs. ---- .----------------- — j — —"..5 v.home -------, Children's uiuiwtu, day observation ht i) plansand *;-eclflcaiion* should be list-‘from her operation and expected D. yv W. Irwin Irwin. ‘ Driggs church is in progrex.-, for'June | M„'. G. c. Marsliall returned home id and then bias secured from two or [ thu week. <1 | Wednesday after a week spent at Waumore reliable.contractors Only :n«-| 'Forest Christian has moved on his 13 Cote.-who has 111 In Bat-| ,aw.. WK. u-hl.rc shc I,ttcnd.'d her tcnxls -approved by the Vnder* rilcrs'I farm from Holland where they former-' Orren ---------------------- been laboratories ahould be u-.xt The wlr-jly lived. " j U*' Creek. L> able to be around some brother's funeral. ’ ■ mg sliould conform to the national i A company of young people from and has returned home some improved, Mrs. L. H. Gray of pctrolt spent code <<nd should meet Uni require-‘ Battle. Creek visited Paul Townsend'. The* Hull iamlly musical .entertainerr. last Week with her grandparent*, Mr menia ret by the *tate, tiu* power com- ' one evening lost week.. much ability, now stationed at Bui ■ und Mrs. A. J. Murray of Nashville j tie Crewk. are being brought ■ to tills und her mother. Mrs. Lulu Gray and [ community ■ for an entertainment, by son. Robert. the Briggs church board — Mr. — and ----Mrs --------....--------------------Jerry Hecker pf Ohio.has been Visit­ Hull nnzt two H-im-ht/'rK nil fj. ’irh. !. ing his brother. George Hecker, at Hull and daughters are all leacher* ers of music and are artists In tliat Lowell Jarrard'* far some time. line. Miss Cleota . Conklin and Mrs. Ida Mr. and Mrs. Don, Jewell.. recently Norton attended Achievement Day at moved to Beulah where he is County Hastings Friday. j Agent. Came Saturday for the ■ week Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Norton nnd ion, I with their sisters. Mrs. Mary Lee anti Howard, and Mrs. Ella Taylor Were I Mr*. Wlnme Bunton, and parents. Mr. Vermontville visitors Wednesday. and Mra. John Horn* Kathryn and Josephine Stanton of Mr. and Mr* byrus' Buxton and Climax visited'at Frank Norton's Fri­ daughter Beatrice accompanied Mr. day and Saturday attended the Has­ and Mrs. Don Jewell .to Lansing Mon- tings High Achievement Day ut Hu—j Jday to be present at "the activities a". Ungs. Kathryn taking putt in the I Michigan State College where Paul Style Review. Jewell, youngest son. has a nrondncrit Dr. N. E. Scott Kalamazoo taUcd ' part- In the event and lias, one mon- on J. P Elliott's Saturday and took I [year at tl» Coljcire and Robert Jewell Mrs. Elliott to Grand Rapids to spend! a graduate there. V teacher of agrlriil- some time. ' tui-e at Buchanan. I Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray of Eos! ; Our community lost two citizens fast Assyria called on tlicir mother, Mr* week in tragic death when Mr'. Fred Lulu Gray. Tltey arcomioinicd Mrs I Cashmorr took his life, and Mrs. Mar­ 1. H. Gray a.s fur us Laiuunrlun her: garet Blair was found dead in bed. way Iiome. Wilcox Cemetery Circle will meet Detroit's Oldcit Building and Loan Auociation (held Sunday ut thi- home, interment I with the President. Mrs. Olive Mc­ 1250 Griswold Si., Detroit at Assyria Center. Rev. Ch.ua- of Belle­ Intyre, June 15. Pot luck dinner at vue officiating. . noon.. . /" Ettabliihcd 18ts9 Mrs. Evaninc Miller and daughters. Doris and ,Leoha. visited her sister. NORTH WOODLAND. I. L. Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings Mr*. Veda Guy and family Sunday and found little Gary Guy with the measles Mrs. Shopba-ll; wife has been visitMr. and Mrs Joe Moore and daugh­ ini: her daughter/ lias been sick. At ter Eunice and Prances Moore, were this writing'she Is better. Grant Hvilibergrr'.^ have moved tn guest* at the Fred Miller home Sunday evening. tlielr new home Jn^northwest of Lak-:Ode-ssa. ' GOOD WILL. Hawi Hansbargcr has returned honu-' from Lansing where she has'been vis­ A good crowd was in attendance at iting her »ist<uL Lelah. the community, meeting Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Royston and fairtily of iiiglit. The program wu» in charge-ol lainstng called on Mlles Sawcly recentFrank Waters; prosecutor Burnett and iyMr. McDonald were tiie speaker* Mr. and Mrs. Pliny Hamburger and | Mr. and’ Mrs Euglehart and Del- Min spent Sunday with Joe Haiub.Trgci' Each'Week to Sept. 3, incl. phine were in' Grand Rupid* "Saturday. north of Ionia. t | Mr. Englehart's mother feturhed with ONE-WAY FARE plus one-tenth Mr. and Mrs. Tompson and children ’ them of Sunfield, Mr. and Mrs. Leona Tyler [ Tiie Sunday z-.-sslons were well at- and children wre Sunday allernoon Indiana ■ Pennsylvania Delaware .M-rved Sunday? June 19 cullers nt E J. Sheldon’s New York Mr- Lulu Water, entertained rela­ Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Will Velte called Sun­ Washington, (La«e: Pentatali) tives from Grand R..plds and Cadillac day afternoon on her father ijnd. Maryland last week.D. C. mother. Mrs. $nydcr,. who-Is in very Ohio vNew Jersey • Only a feu were present at. thc ceme­ poor liealth. ■ • Also to many drMinailonv in Canada. Illinois, Kentucky, Virginia tery Circle at the home oi Mr*-. VanMr. and Mrs. Deli William... Mr. and and H'r»t Virginia. derbrook Wednesday. Thc next meeting Mr* Hutner Sandy and- daughter and ion payment of will be thc first Wednesday In Septem- friend spent Sunday at Thunuipple lake. x all day Saturday, returning to leave destination until midnight fol* The Birthday club meeting was held lowing Monday, !al the church* basement Tiiur-Mlay. Po: [luck dinner was served. The birthdays U.-.1 Week* Letter. of Mrs. Addie Perry. Mrs. Zoe 'Engle- ■ Tiie Union Cemetery Circle will I hurt and Mrs. Cora Biggs wgre ceic- tor supper Wednesday, June 15 in the of One-Way Fare For Round Trip ibrated A little poem written by Mrs Jones hall. Mr.-. Lolfie Jhnes and Edna Beach and read by Mrs. Caln Mrs Grace Miller arc tiie committee to Destinations in : wo., much enjoyed and Is as tollruys; In charge. ILLINOIS, OHIO, MICHIGAN, INDIANA I On thu first Thursday in Jiuk-. A large crowd" attended thc dance in SL Louis. Mo.; Ixtuisville. K>.: Pittsburgh. Pa.: Wheeling, When all nature is in tune. thc Ketcham, hall Saturday night. A W. Vx; Parkrrvburgh. IV. Va.: Niagara Fails, N. Y.; Buffalo. , ; Wc fill our baskets and go iv.inmittee was appointed to-make arX. 5 -i ->nd intermediate points. Good going after 3:00 a. ni.. To lukc dinner with Addld and Cora raikcmcnls for the next jiurty in tvo July 1st. da). July <nd and 3rd. and until 1:00 p. m-. July i and Zoe weeks. . • ' Illi—Return limit. July 5th. । For .they have birthday* in June, you Miss Mildred Norton of Grand Ra|>I know. ids is as-'JsUng hen cousin. Mr/.' Edna lOur present* often- vary from bath Case, with hf-r housework und helping I towels to pm*. /And. of course, us usual tiie lucky on-1 Nylu Miller, is spending he Improper Equipment May Cre­ ate Fire Hazard and De­ crease Efficiency ROAST WWM BOOwOMYtum BEEF ROAST pBre SLAB BACON /“LET the low priced car that's different—that’s aerodynamic—that's bigger, faster, smarter, sturdier. It climbs hills masterfully, rounds turns at high speed safely. A pick up of 50 miles an hour in 17 seconds! A top speed of 75 miles an hour in 21 seconds! And without extra charge you get Free Wheeling. Full Synchronized Shifting, Automatic Switch-key Starting, 4-Poifft Cush­ ioned Power. Come in and try out a Rockne today! GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. HASTINGS, MICH. 9C no limit Lb- 4C - 6c Center Shoulder Cuts Lb. 6c “ 10c Our Prices Are LOWER and Quality the BEST COFFEE Eight O’clock The World’s Fastest Selling Coffee! ESTABLISHED 1859 WHIRL ECONOMY RULES 3 50° Red Circle n>. 23c Bokar i». 25c Iona Flour J 24'^lb. bat ^3 Club No Bottle 24-oz. 4AC Ginger Ale Yukon bottle |U Pale Dry Charge Grandmother’* Bread Highest Quality MICHIGAN CENTRAL >585 Lb THE ABOVE ARE OUR REGULAR PRICES EVERY DAY OF THE WEEK Special Coach Fares over Fourth of July Whole Wheat 1-lb. loaf pinaU of Mill lake. . . An ice (ream social sponsored Briggn l-adiep' Aid Society will b< soon, Watch for the place and date. Whole or Sliced, White 1-lb, loaf 4C ZL K.B.C. ECONOMY ASSORTMENT 2 lbs. 25c IEA Grandmother's _ Black or Green KJb. pkg. 29c CATSUP ' Quaker Maid 14-oz. bottle 10c LEMONS Per Doz. 35c Florence Stanton week* on her । cation; Calvin Hill Jr - of Fowlei I For whr-n it come* to v°°d cook*. few-day* last week with h : Our .club cah't be beat. I Wc are. one and all. mure than dcliglU- HUI. and al** gulled on old fr.end thi* oanimuhity. j ed to go. • Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Will: >To dinner with Addie and Cora and :a:n-,d tlwir ,a>n and family donut Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Ed l_il«;ne NORTH MAPLE GROVE. entertaining the laiur's si Children's Day pro- (Canada anil Detroit the i>uarch Sunday evening. Wanda Converse returned I r.utne north of Hasting- after visitors at the home tin- week with her sister. Mi and Mrs. Fred Hanes were. Ml [Pickard and family ; and Mr*. Howard Junes and children Mr and-Mt* John 6u>ku» of Dclnoi el Battle Creek. XV. ijnd Mrs. R. N.: -pent a week with the form- : ; Hokaplc and Mrs. Mary Holsaple of |' nl‘. Mr. and Mrt. Joe’Staku* I Detroit. Mrs Hohaple’wili gpend the —------ ------------------------’summer with her daughter and hus1<r ««»'•'«»•*'«•»»• [ band. .AND WEST HOPE ' Mr and Mrs. Harry Sharpstcin were Letter. in Grand Haven Decoration Day. - — — - — Rrplo Mr and Mrs. Dexter Crouse and Mr. ['P”dunk «« re Sunday Visitors of Mr. 'and Mrs Dan Roberts attended Uieland Mrs. W B Hayward. funeral of Mr. Crouse's Uncle. Fred | Mr a,‘<! Mr* W R. Johncock nnd I Stutz, in Carlton last Wednesday. I M”i* and Miss Thelma Ford of Hickory Freeland • Marshall of Detroit visit-: Owner* vluted Sunday Mr. and Mrs. cd hit parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Har.e a»k Thotiipwn of Battle Creek. I Marshall a few days last week. I Mr and Mrs.- Jas. Collison and • Iris Jones of Battle Creek is visit- daughter Ulas of Kalamazoo and Les-! ing her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs । ter Sowers of Indiana called on Mrs I Fred Hanes. I Mary B. Johncock and other relatives I Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams, Mr. and Decoration day. Mrs. Dan Roberts, Mr. and Mrs. literClarence Cappan. daughter of [Ung Ostroth. Mrs. Sarah Os troth and'Mr- and Mrs. W B. Hayward, who is I Mr. and Mrs, Forrest Kinney attend- j Pennock hospital having submitted i ed quarterly conference at South'10 *n operation in gaining nicely for Maple Grove Sunday evening. • i which her many friends are glad. I ' ~ --------- -- ---------------------Maurice Johncock graduates from' The quarters laid out to reveal your Kellogg high school Thursday evening duty to the hat-check girl indicate, and Miss Margaret Johncock gradu-' I that there has been no change m tbeiates from Barry County Normal thu. I hrau vtarufarH_ T t*. -T-. — I-—L. 1 Our Bcst Brand SLICED BACON REDUCTION for the Round Trip BflCI^NE SIX 7C Lb 14c Round, Sirloin, Club BACON SQUARES PORK ROAST 25c < Lb,. Lb. PURE LARD Low Week-End Fares | And whst do wv care. I ... ... ... i When once we re inside. j Al! is jolly' nnd fair. » The table just groan* with Sood thing; PORK SAUSAGE BEEF STEAK (Jljc Rational iftpuH & ^nuestnwnt fifnmpaiu; . Lb 10c Tender Juicy Cuta DRY SALT PORK Continue to Be A Safe Investment for Surplus Funds i And muddy, way up to thc church door | But. we know the way Even tho it's a bad day. ' g* Boned PORK BUILDING AND LOAN SHARES /O Fresh Ham Lb lU ftnn-flad 100% Pure Pennsylvania OIL Unconditionally Guaranteed! The Finest Motor Oil You Can Buy. . ■ 2 -GAL SEALED CONTAINER IVORY SOAP Med. Size 5c CERTO Sure Jell LUCKY STRIKE CIGARETTES ’ LAUNDRY SOAP White Eagle Scratch Feed Egg Mash Daily Egg Brand Growing Mash * 1 HO $ 1 •UU ' > Lg. Size 9c bottle 27c tin of 50 for 29c 12 bars 25c s1.09 100-lb. bag ’1.59 Jl.39 • AGP FOOD STORES Th* Grat AUubc & Pacific Tea Ca. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15. 19J* WEST CARLTON. 1 .umuia ............. _ EAST Ot'N LAKE. BEET GROWERS PLAN to*t Week * totter. >'Thc ntupttinbprc’ Cnrttpr L*st We*k'» Utter. FOR ANNUAL CONTEST Rcbecc. Dipp, a life long rraident ' Int nOmemaKCTS ^OrilCT A. M. AU children of th* Sunday WOODLAND. school will participate. • Last Week’s Utter. Rev. and Mra. Carrick and family of FREEPORT. hlTL wmd“* Dy Hon* Economic* Specialists Michl- park Saturday. May 28th A tarre Sunfield called on Mr. and Mrs Ward Last Week's Letter. Competition Reveals Which noon, at the home of her son Will A _ mllemcrowd and a fine time reported Plants' Wednesday afternoon. tep days ago she suffered a parMyttc gan Blate College . Sunday afterrioon wit r-. at Uie Mr. and Mrs Bernie Lighttoot of Mr. and Mr*. lee Sinclair and chil­ Cultural Methods Give Farm­ stroke al her home nnd ha* since been . l,.home ot Mr an(1 Mn j ll)n Crawford dren of East.Vermontville were guests Grand Rapids were callers of Mr. and ers Best Profit From Crop S^wK *ndhSraCh‘S SdtiSf' Pl«”« • •«*““ deeorauv^kitehcn Mr .nd M. Era- st WUlmmr. of Mr und Mrs Geo. Varney Sunday. Mrs. OaH Lightfoot Saturday evening. d M F Walton oLw|n||l)w gar<k.n of hl,rb, mU11 and wn Harold and John WiUitte o! East toiuing—<2ompetitlon among FtaWM*. Mr. and Mr*. Lawrence Paul *nd Michigan beet grower* lo decide who * , to , . , , ,, - Ami thvtne inav be-wrown i|oh<* or In Carlton, Forest Wlllltt., of Hustltucs. Grcydon visited Mlw Virginia Faul of son, Car| Rickert, of Grand Rapids OUnr oomuon Johteon .Ito Mr. HUM .Ito Wilm. tmi unver ana ftointo i.inmy or 01 um-1..................■ J. ; —” ’ " from Thuraday-until Sunday the pasturo Uie bert 20 grower* of that erpp in tings were Sunday guest* of Mr. und P°u *llh <rtber P’anU ........................ no..,I. or Pr.l.l. un. „,J Join. a.ra East Lansing Sunday afternoon. Ito stale will be continued thia year, urao ..to sura,., irra.u to Jr. «ral, Mbs Joanne Finnic spent Sunday Mrs. Jay Blough. ! A board on small whechuu rollers. of Knlanmxoo Mr. and Mnv Leon Howk were the according to thc farm ciopa depart­ with her grandparent.'. Mrg and Mrs John RicliagfMin and wife were Oti with a string to Mr. and Mrs. Harry . Selkirk ol guests of Mr. and Mr*. Gall Lightfoot ment at Michigan State College which place, to Ptainwell aud John Clem and friend Joseph McKmght. of Hwstingk at their Sunday on a motor trip to Farit where . 1 to’move a scrub ha* supcrviwrd »lmfi*r competition* for sego visitors Friday. Wall lake cottage Claud Fighter and family spent Sun- ’ ,. ’ . . ... nt Kalamaiod. spent .SuiKtay at their they visited the fish totchrry. thc past four year*. Thc Woodland Confectionery until Pick up slnall splinters ol gkiuw with c0— — .----Thc,winncrs are decided on a profit day at their Gun take cottageSix new members have been accept­ .. , i, r. I recently occupied by Mr. and Mrs Will absorbent, cotton. * SOM OVER per acre basis, and the records in past; Mcadames ------ , Hitchcock. ----- Dan and moistened vmtinL ’ ,UrTy Hantl 01 Ol,,"- 'a w,n ** ed in thc Freeport Ladies’ Literary Make your flower holder- at liOme ran .Im.' lli.> tt-u ... . U*!, rf MUUIU. jpen 'club namely Mrs Grace Wedell. Mrs. Pour iiaralfln into u container «»f .suitForest WlUlt:-. and • >aidn. Art Wil- ,Clyde RiaU. Tii-V will serve meals: Nora crop .ten ,ooa odural ... I ‘ . --i Rosenberger. M’s. Fred Tabbcrcr. day able size. and a-. ro-m a* tiie ‘wax lx- lift* of HaslUtg’. s;.< al Thmsday alt- f Mtawrt. A. ite ot tte comr.1.. I „ w"“ and tunchr; and also have a complete! Mrt.'Pearl ------ M. Lightfoot. -------. .Mr*. G, WeaUsFgffT' to harden. insert 'pencils or targt mm ol .te ... x.l to wh m u. ---------------—. “ to" —” vrnoon and evening-with Mr and Mrs. new , soda fountain for ice cream and' v«r. Mrs Addle .Olttonsc [nails and leave-them until the wax j(Jhn-Crawford to te ran toll ho. hl. op-, “J" b> " rtrinie. The Thr re*uur*nt restaurant has h>« been twen --------- r* • • •■-----M„ H<>renee to-rt and sons and roid ;Mild drinks to tennkd «... crop .nd on ““*.r , »dnm.o.tod hardens then Hike ttom out. The hbto redecorated and newly, furnished. Guaranteed pars will hold inserted flower stems. nephew returned bOto ’ Monday after 1 indA. wtalter ttelr oMboa ... teltor Old.whbk brooms make g-xal .-'Ink vUU1I, ^utbes m Pun Waytie. Ind . Mrs. Nellie Hill and ‘^liv. Helena or .ut.,. than hl. own ’** “l rd o,ld' Prenhunedd M> r.w end ehicient. hnihluw wlu n llu- mm .-mis are cut . ror d)iy5 A j,jjo Mar>. •Schuler spent part of last week a* Mrs. Edgar Mead spent TwMday U> U U tetemt nmr .h.l >1 ot Ite 16 bl«“ [ guest* ol Mr. Leo Marston of Milwau ­ ’ . • ' USE Mlchiwn .u«»r Mtote. .Ill be In opl«~»> •« “ W"« W* evenly, Belle RUry. accwipamol them tome -Jkee They returnedjpth Mr*. Marston Battle Creek. Wlndow*ahadcs may to cleaned with oration this year und this mean* ap-! comfortably___ . , Several from this way helped with lass then of high "..to m, lun, .nd«... s; Kornmeal or fuller'^ earth atgihed wT.h the ice cream social al Quimby Friday proximlflely 130,000 acres of sugar beets I K-uBAimoiw to nra. um-. Cora™ we rtb in wSjufto beta, j-evening. u roll brush. . will be grown for a cash crop. ’Hie beet ■ iik.iiu.imv. priced brands. | Pour tolling water over potatoe* be- S 1“b"l«Mnw V. bu fconrla BUnctera. :. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Vandenberg at­ tkcrcuge is an important part of agri- U-a'i Week's totter, tended the funeral of the tatter’s aunt’, culture of at least 20 Michigan couutie// Mrs. Sylvia Skldmon- of Camp Cos-I, fore baking them and let them ' t. .• < t- । M™- Arlle Spindler and daughter and furmer.s from that number, of.; ter and Erel Skidmore ot Augusta !j .-.land tor 20 minutes They will bake V1 tvalurn,‘‘‘ । Margaret accomtonicd bv Dale and1. Mrs. Geo Staiger,, al Hastings Sunday x-m n n w nays m nyrou uuy s. faster and bejnorc mealy. counttas have been among the rlaxs <>f’l*|*nf a few days al Byron Guy’s. 11.1 Mr^1 *WlHJrraJ tlrrt’,,HW Mr ; Ralph Towitvend of Sot^h Woodland I, which was held 'at the Free Methodist Maurer and two children j church. and Mr. W 11 erawfurd. [ SQnda Bunner Beet Growers .elected each)। Herman P— -u‘' ,j ' of Nashville Nashville called on Mrs. Hawblitz.I Hawblitz I -----Eight.................. fuisitaiiu-iit.-il ' year , Vtattor. lit ihi: Null liuim.-, Sund.i)■ .Indiana Tiie young pconlo' Mrs. Margaret Wilson. and Mrs. । Ready-mixed flour* tor biscuit* and .—..... . ■'-mould to ciiii-.td ’»rd ’ Ans- l-l nron.-r ran rotor ll»- >-«>■ aMorally j.hnuMI.run........ h.,w: ; Edgar Mead also al tended :cakAj are being added to the .lUt of w.!;.™ 2,'m. J,' 5,.'. ■“ i canned gexxta and delicatessen food*. test. Thr rules tor entering and fur reMr- al,ll Mrs. Howard Jone; Ami training ol children have been IlMcd by j Staiger’s funeral Sunday. eomlng year. . ------... f.|UI. Wanwr and daughters Iiorting the crops can be l. aita d fiom dmightri' Iris mid .mVi Russel of Battle | Catherine Millrr. who tau charp; '« , Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rueil sfient ....... .... a*,..., i- ..w.... m- titirhb-rv selloOi school r.1 at Al:i-hirnn Michigan St..!. Stan pmchmCht county agricultural ’ agents.. .... nddmenlCwk H*”1 <«’»« Saturday (ill till Mon- Uttonursery • । Monday in I Jinsing. for the beet factories, or from c R w»U* Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haw-, College. ; Mr and Mrs. Arthur Allcrding and tn endeavoring to guide the cjuldren! Oviatt. farm crops de|x>rtinent. Michl- [hlitz. . j children called on friends in Clarks-1 gun State College. Entries in thc. conMr. »«»** Mm. Paul Smith and son ‘ vflle Sunday afternoon. teal close July 1. . I Victor ot Battle Creek spent Sunday at actertatics. the gutding parent should' tMta Elnora RoWiand vUlU d .Mr andnot tore fixed nnd tuiehan#.able ideas------------- < « >--------------- Bert Daly’s. ■ as lb Uie best ways of- dealing, with! Mi. and Mrs. Win.’ H, Vahtierhuf! of .Mrs Lawrence Row land of Clark*-, I Add Americana - A drug store in; Mrs. Geo. Green is spending An investment with the Standard is an investment In com­ children. The very nature of guidance-' Rochester advertises among to tor- days with relatives in Indiatin Caledonia called on theif.daugh-i and Mary munity iwugri x-. anil awuviHKty. All money is loaned In build-— ----, implhs a flexible viewpoint ot tto gains "a demonstrator piano, practical­ Telephone Nervier. ■ tn^ hotne*. and increa?JftR*nome ownership, thc ideal security I guide, who. iux-ds an eye ready to re-. • ly new ’’ -Detroit News. | Ii; England. the (iroporflon of writ-11the many phaM -. of child prObUnv. and; . and protection to both tome-owner and the Standard. Smitli called on! Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ruch and chil­ ten eoinnlaint:, ra. M, «««,.. .« ,,-VMM.pu... — .Irrfln —m. stlbscriiM-rs wv» about1quick adaptability to ever changing : dren spent the week end with tile latwc hope Manchuria won’t be known as [ telephone u-rvici? M approximately one;nw.(is, “ r ',r"1’ ^-5 During 33 years this service has benefitted 24 thousand tome ----------- — ... . . let’s parents. Mr. and Mrs EiL Covey i complaint for every 25.000 calls. Taken.—Shanghai Evening Post. owners and received the unqualified endorsement of thc invest­ Dinchnrt at Ionia and also their.v( tivblcs Winton returned with them _______________________________________________________________ ——— Honed by the -jcrta.li•! are: L—the grandmother ut Carsofi City who is after spending a week with hi* grand-j. ing public-as an absolutely safe place fc Invest savings. _ ________________________________ ’----------------------child should h ive' regularity ot rou- quite ill. . iuirents./and Phylto and Beverly • tlru! extortena-i fi’om'.the beginning. ;u >ir ann , , Fred ITr(1 oSlot uni in com-1 stayed torn short visit. 'Flu? conservative policies followed during thc years of our Mr. and ftl Mi.v . • K-Rutanty'cunserv. ■>, time and Mr Lester'Bright1 Little Catherine and George O’Brien’ building a J4OT.Q00-reserve fund,’pe,’4dos earning and paying ■ . ---- utrs-nwtli . -. puiiy Wll}, -ilr ioiii Mt' .Ind ............ .> .................... S', dividends will be continued under the same careful guid­ anti aids aids tihvslcal physical clt-re.kinineiit development:• 2- -_u nd tne former ’ s daughter. Mr*. Lucie <>j Laiuiing .ii. are to visiting their grand-j ning unite kattu. .......... - . ..................... . ............... . . take the fira^,opportunity of putting «■> ..... . ... ---------------------------.... .. ... — ... । ance. Wen«al und children of Grand Rapid.;, mother. Mrs. Geo. Faul, this week. into' practice nie re»|Mnise» winch ich the caitoi (lll Clark Harber Sunday. Mrs. J. V. Hilbert entertained her liarent"wishes to become habitual;. " ’ 3 Mn*. Mattie Martin of Hallie Creek; >bridge club ThurMiay J--------1 evening. as the child grow.1., let him know defl-' is ...pending a f' W weeks with Mrs. El-1 Little Irene {loberta has Hie measles. nitely what habit-, he should form and , tn Bump. •__ A large crowd attended the recital enlist his interest and cn-o|>erat!on;!' - Mr and Mrs. HermatTrfaucr and civen by Uie pupils of Miss Alice I and 4. -punishment should be avoid­ daughter were entertained by Mr., and SiiiiHi at tl)e Methodist church Mon-j Most tires huveilriped as much as posaibto as it L« a negn- Mrs. Floyd Cium of Woodland'Sunday, day evening. ’ , Gritwold at Jefferaon Detroit, Michigan the procedure and stops the desired Mr. nhti Mr.- ta-roy Erb ot Lake The Woodland Woman’s Study club rc.qxmx' a* won a* thc punishment is. Ode:, a and Mr. ariyi. Mrs. Uster arc planning a picnic for their next! Local Representa tier, middle. See how removed.. •• ■■ ; Brumm Of Woodland wen- entertained meeting to be held at thc Beechwood,' — Mi.-- Mlher lists the oilier training. by. Mr ’ and Mr*. Joint Weaver Sun- Wall take collage of Mrs. Rosa Pierce i Goodyear pula trac­ £D J. L MAUS &. SON trutlis .as '5—It i* etuier to form pew tion thcre-blghu»kj*. Tuesday, June 14 Hattingi, Michigan 1 good habits than to.break up old unMr. and Mr.- JJoyd Shroyer and son: Children's Day will be held at the, keen-edged blocks of ’ deairabk- on. ;; 6.—teach children from m k» i Carlton ealjed on the former’s ;Methodist church next Sunday al 10 30' rubber to dig in, grip I babyhood that to follow the line of JarcnU. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Shroyer, and hold. Remem­ ileast resistance or to blindly follow Sunday., ber, brake* atop the I irnpulM’ is unworthy of a human bi- j vi.mkjE. of Mr and' Mrs. Carl Fuller | ling; 7.-break habit olf abruptly and. iv.mruiv w.r< Xi Margaret Densmore; •rcmplctely; if jxisMbh- by.a completejot Wbodltafi and an aunt and family’ fires with traction change of environment which calls fol -„t ix-troit. . to stop the car. h new adjustment ot action; and 8<-( Mr. and Mi Frank llqywood are. life i* conserved by early training in. the proutTparenta of a. toby boy born I '-RtKKi totals. . • j June 3. ' I BAKING POWDE tt $m*e pwq <O YEA^ Investing Safely Center Traction Means Safety Standard Savings & Loan Association TRADE your tires that s-l-i-p for tires that GRIP— NEW 1932 SILENT AND SAFE Goodyear All-Weathers At History's Lowest Cost CASH PRICE 30 x3k Reft. Cl. Tune 86 c Each, Singly 83.39 Latest Lifetime Guaranteed Supertwist Cord GOODYEAR SPEEDWAYS Cush Prices—Mounted Free Save Money Here! Heavy Duty Truck and Bn* Tire* Latest Goodyear Pathfinder 32x6............ 836-38 32x6.00-20.. 811.85 Other sixer in proportion SEE HOW OUR SERVICE STACKS UPI Wa dean, scrape, straighten, ftilnt your rltni,twt wheel* for alignment, switch old tire* u* desired, prop­ erly apply new ones—when you buy the* her*. Bros* Tire and Battery Shop h Michigan Avenue. Phone 2482 Haelmgt, Michigan Smith & Doster , DELTON. MICHIGAN CARS ARE LIKE HUMANS says this Nurse I Give your'child it chance to practice* I making his own decisions urges Mlw I Cutherlnt’ Miller, xllrector. ot the Mich-' 1 man Slate College nursery school. One 1 of the Rrcatrst obstacles to the best, ; mental aud emotional development ol, ' < iiildre|K,s the exercise of parental j authority, thc ttumands of parents for • Mr. and Mr>. Herbie Wilcox enter- ' unquestioning obedienre..Help through j taim d Mr. 'and Mr... Albert Hubobus. 'Uggestloto or example may be given, and.-chltdrcn of Bellevue. Mr. Scrroll but directtons given as command., in- Powers- ol NashvilJc and Kehneth *W11- ■ evltahly innit and may-eventually al­ . cox of Kaiamazoo on Sunday. Evening together Milder thc child's ability to ! callers were Mr. and Mrs. Verne Haw­ and Onto and Mr. and Mrs. V. 1 mnkc correct choices and right de-1'I. blitz Norton anti Margery. etalons. _ i Too much doriunatlon of a child may 1' Sunday guesta ol Mr. andSMrs. W’ill I hold him to develop into a shy. cow-, Hyde uric Mr. and Mrs. Bradley and ‘ citng iicfsonality, lacking in inltta-j four little daughters of south Lyons; jtive. fearful ol. ills, own opinions, and1 and Mr. and Mrs. Louie Hj‘de ol Hud-< . .• I accepting as hta leader anyone who U . son . Several fsmu our nelghborliood at1 willing to lake the lead. - Whenever a mother has to say. "You cannot do tended thc eighth grade exercises in; । Hni ’ lnigs Friday. ■ j thiil," shr- should remember that she' ,1 Mrs. Wm. Hyde was a guest of Mr*., ! RHuw at tiu, Alit>,i,ii liaiiziiii.t : ut Nashville. situation nnd enough expe-rlHices sol " that he will gradually begin to choose'। Mr. antfXlrs. 8. Geiger of the Strik-i | er were Sunday guests of their daugh-1. to do what sho-requires. ! Gradually, a child should be allowed I ter. Mrs. Pearl Foster and tuftilly. to make more and more choices,, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Webb arc' iu- own well-being j “ “»■ Mf- •“» “»• choices u. that ram affect his and the comfort ol the family. First, 'e?' .7.. ..... , .. JetitimdecidetluxAhinw.Uiaiare i-.r _^uPdf’..8UMb' of fundamental importance, but plan Brumm nnd Mr and Mis. DaleM to increase his resixmsibility month 1 son DeVinc of Nashville. , by month ansi year by year. Thus.’ Mr. nnd Mrs.’Wulkcr'of Chr.<aning.'. with adolescence and. its desires for and Mr*. Wm. DeVinc und Mr. independence, a child Ls already able to Mr. and Mrs. Mcrnlt Meade,. ? j make decisions, to choose intelligently ‘ mid to rely on himself. s CREEK. An understanding of thc interests, and activities of children is necessaty jI Bruce Siddell mid family of Grand I to all parents. They should never de- j were week end guests in iiic ma nd of children which ta not;| Rapid* Fred Otis home. childlike. They oltcn endeavor lo John Foreman and family of Kaia-! make of wriggling, squirming, active niiizoo spent Sunday at Ray Erways. i children, quiet. Sedate. M*lllcd adults. I Mr.. Robert MeGloddin ami Dulore.> Physically and mentally children must of Httsrings spent Saturday P, M. .at , be active. ■ Ray Erwav and wife attended thc > mall carrier.”’ convention at Middle-1 1 villf Saturday evening. Mis* Pauline Moore .'.pent a emqile of, Children :. Day exercises will be held! days last week with Mrs. Ida Moore at;at the Qood Will church Sunday eve-' HaMlngi.. ' ning. June 10th . ^>lrj>. Marjorie Bacheldor of Free-! Ka,k'' Whittemore eiijOyed a trip toi tort spent Sunday evening with Muai Laius-Michigan Saturday with .the Norma Lightfoot. ' i geography rias* nf this H. H. S. i Mr and Mr.- Clie.ster Savarata ealied I nr an'’ Mr' ,{,,bl»‘°n Wayland iSuturday evening <>n Mr. and Mrs. Dale WC7 Fr'd 'v *'1 Erttn> J Tliurx!a>’ |C«* .. N«,n to UM । Mrs. Valentine- Dipp, who has been utt-k in Grand Rapid-;. ' vx-ry til at the home of.her son forth/-f a> Wolfe, wife _ und daughter of tost two weeks, pa^d-away Sunday. Grand Rapid* wen visitors ut Roy We extend our sympaUiy to Mr. Dipp ErwavBunday. and family. . Edd Oita and wife of Laniing and Mr. and Mra. Arthur Moore and fam-1 Ota Mor ol Mason vtailcd at Fred Otis' fly silent Tuesday evening with Mr. 1 Friday. and Mrs Jay Btakney and Helen at1 Mrs Clyde Warren has been enterWe*t Oariton. j tabling her inoUy?r. Mr*. Ray Brtabo Sam Eckert has been confined to hta j °r M»n*ing She returned home Sun­ bed the to-vt week but is some better daJ’’ at this writing. Sunday gUVsta at Roy Oakes’ were. Mr unri Mr* ..a I Mr- 8,111 Ml4 To,n “”d 8,11 1x1,11 edMthe Mr’ a,M* Mr* Lord Mr* 1LP wI1V • Barthokmew of Bailie Creek and gelers at South Bowne Saturday, r !olcy Doug^ and ianilly ot Wttl Rut. Mrs. Ida Moore of Hastings spent I land. Saturday and Sunday with tor sons --------------- —----------------Ctorto and Arthur Moore, and faniFirst Apple Shipment. " w.f. nA JMI m>sc u»-. P-Hi-11 package of l’Neu town i Pippins sent - ----------- — ------ ... in Lo ncl()n ln Andrew Eckert ot Grand Rapids'calf- to. Benjamin Franklin **»»»» ...,| ed on hta father. Sam Eckert, who is 1758 was the first transatlantic ship-, poorly at this writing. , men: of apples. j Thc Urclunh hate driven a Lord Model .4 30,380 milet. Aii Interview by Margaret L ine Reporter, London Daily tjprru and international Kews Service ANY NURSE will tell you thr XJL.xanic. /V cleun ayatrm spells a clean bill of health. And that goes for curs, as well. ’j Ask Mrs. Chester Orchard of716 West Maprood, Peoria, Illinois. She's both a nurse and a motorist, and she secs to the dean running of hhr car the same way she keeps a trained eye on lhe health of her baby daughter. "I don't know much about a car's insides,” she admitted, cJolarins «. "but there is one sure way to make it run smooth und give no trouble.- My husband put me up to it. He insisted 1 use Iso-Vis and he was right.” We drove fast and smooth from her suburban home the odd mile to the hospital. "Whil'i wrong with that?"she smiled, flicking off the ignition, "sounds pretty good, doesn't iff "Well, 1 suppose I take good care of her. I have her over­ hauled a* conscientiously as I tukc my baby to tiie doctor, but there's never been an ounce of engine trouble.” 5fr«. (Irchanfi 30,280 trouble free miles prove again what Iso-l'is hm demonstrated in laboratory tests and in feat* on lhe Indianapolis Speed­ way— Politic e Lubrication Protection.lpo.l'is{aSlandard Oilproduct) will not thin out from dilution. See lhe Ball and Bollta Test at Standard Oil stations and dealers. ISOVI STANDARD ^^Motor OIL COM �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 13, Itti >AOT FOURTEEN • SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. her own work WOODLAND. i FA1RIEULLE. Myrlen Strait and wife liave moved Mr and Mrs. J. V. Hilbert spent Rosemary Stebbins . graduated' from ■ Mr. --- and Mrs. Pikes - children from ackson visited last week. • J to Nashville. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence the Kellogg School Thursday night Jackson vte>t*q them them test week ana attenaea me aiumm mere rntuy Helen French te hatping with house Mrs. Jess TarbcJl te Inf very poor Christian at their Wall lake cottage, and attended the alumni there .Friday. H*,en a h»inimr witn ffht V^^tS rSSK mid «w‘ M «*<*««• »U1>« Mr. Hall.cn health. Their grandson. Vance Gojit. Mr. und Mrs. Bert Snuggs Of De- Sh fur h^TusHulandim^rrt™ - «>_*—» n “™nd som* bul not »o she can do | from Vassar te visiting them. trod spent the week end with Mr. and future. -------------------------- j------------;- --- ---------------------- 1---------------------------Mry F F Hilbert. Hazel Calthrop attended Lhe alumni ' — The community was saddened Fri­ . . day to hear of the drowning of Charles at Kellogg'? Friday nigh'. She wasj - - ■ ■..t7. Teeter in Thornapple river near Has­ toastmtetreM for the event. We were tine ... ■ I tings. Charles had been camplnt neat informed she _did -------. thc river with two smaller boys when opal rtoneywrll attended Uie alumni otter ......... epting dinner, .iv. the boat drifted ut piainwvll Friday night and had an! away, Charier Jumped in after it enjoyable link-. ' j and was taken with cramps. Tire Robert Tudd fcf Hastings was n guest smaller bov* could not swim so ran for at the Fred Smith home tiu? week end | help but they arrived too late to save and Sunday. him. Charles was 23 years old. gradu­ Harold Honeywell returned frotn] ated from Woodland Township school Knuxvillc, Tvnnt*.-<-e. last week wlu-ntj und from Manchester College. He he has been attending the Jatiiteon| taught in Sunfield High school and College Die punt year was their athletic coach. HF um very Mrs Harold Jone., arul daughter Fiftc Granulated active in V. M. C. A. Olid Boy Scout Helen and Mr.s Floyd Slu-lp vteited work. His going Is a serious lass to Mrs Guy ut Brunson liospital at this community and Sunfield. Hr is Kalamazoo Sunday. ' . .survived by his parents. Mr.' and Mrs. Tiie Triple^Jlnk club hjid an enjoy­ Geo . Teeter of this village, a sister. able meeting at Mrs. Clinton Castle's Mrs. Harley Townsend of South Wood­ Friday. land and a brother, Lowell of Cule-: Saturday the Misses Lucile and Dori 4 doiup. Funeral was held al The Metho- Adrianaon" and Opal Honeywell । ilist church Sunday nt 2;.00 P. M. • Piairu- girtei broadcast over station Burial nt Woodland cemetery. A WKZO. Kalamazoo. Expect to broad -1 younger brother. I’ranris. i>as*cd away cast from same station 11 o'clock tfatabout a year ago from the result of urday. June J8. b’.ood ix>teoning. | Esther Otis spent a week -visiting in Mrs .1 V. Hilbert. Miss Alice Smith.1 Battle Cn-ek with Mr. and Mr*. SLinCarl Brodbcck nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Karl.: ley Brown. Faul attended Hie HoMlngs Alumni ।। Mary Jean Smith. Elronor nnd Esthbanquet. . ler otls spent from Tluimtey until Mrs. Wm, Zeldema <Flma Fisher);^Saturday in Hickory Corner* and m­ of Grand Rapids te caring for Her ji tended Uie Kellogg school picnic grandmother. Mrs. B. 8. Holly.' who is quite 111. , . ■. I Mr. and Mr*. B S Temple nnd Jack . Mr. und Mrs. Raymond Mclj'od and ■ and Mr. and Mr* O. Gillfoil of Kul.iThcte Features in effect from children spent Sunday with Mr. and mazoo were callers of Mr. and Mrs. M. Mrs. Ross Pierce nt their Wall lake!I J. Norns Sunday afternoon. Friday, June 17th until Thursday,!June 23rd j Mr. and Mrs Win. Il Norris. Mrs cottage. Jennie Norns and lAicy were in Un ­ Mr. nnd Mrs ’ H. J. Stang of Jack­ son sjx'nt tlw week end with Mr nndit Ings <>n business Thun-day and called E ‘A. Parker. home Mrs Knrl Fuul. Miss Marda Fnul re- ■i at There will be a Mother and liaugliturned with tiu-rn for a week's visit; I Corn Flakes Miss Lee Benurdin of St Unite, Mo.. I ter banquet at the social room of tlw is spending tiie week with Mate Mlldnxl church Monday evening, June SPlh.'lk* *ute and conie. Williams. • Mrs. Fred Smith and children ami Mrs. Hannah Wright, accbmpanled I Mrs. Robert Garrett sjx nt Friday In Corn Flakes 10c by Mr. und Mrs, Glen Covert nf Lake J i Hasting* While Rei wrote tile sjx-cml Ode&iu spent Sunday witii, Mrs. if ■ Country Club * pl«(ilngly fr«ih and ciiip "th grade examination. Ford of Eaton Ra|>Nk and Mrs Kenneth Smith of Chi­ Post’s Whole Bran 2 p«-»» 25c DELTON. cago visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Row-1 Clarence Stevens Li in thc local hosland Wednesday evening und Thursday------- pttal suffering with a broken leg in morning. They were «•enroute — M1V of one of his from „ places as the ,„ result Grapefruit 2 25c Hart to Chicago. From there they ore horse* kicking lum hut Monday after­ leaving for lhe east on their honey-.noon, ‘ moon.' Mr.^gUth is n brother of Mrs.! Mr. and Mrs Myron Sensiba are Rowland. staying with Mrs Steveite while Mi Mrs. Sarah Ruel) returned last* week stevens 1% disabled. from a visit with her daughter In Bat-> ouy Murphy has been working in Country Club - fancy quality HvCr’,<'k Kalamazix* mid Friday afternoon h.Mrs. J. V; Hilbert spent Thursday )uilj misfortune to full from the Peanut Butter and Friday with Mrs. Lawrence Chris-1 ladder in such a manner a.-, to break hl-, 2 lb. far 23c tian of Hastings. — , Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shorno and Mr. j xjrg Emma Murdock of Hastings was and Mrs Welby Crockford and fam- ln gjeltiM, on buMm ss Thursday. ib 5 c Bulk * Bart pore Lard rtL Sundn\ W.'h Mr' a,Ml Mrs ; <r>'‘l‘«ren's Day exercises were wry Bhirley Wing of Ionin. I nitlLh enjoy<-d by a full hotiw Sunday Mtes Phyllis England has returned morning There were 45 children who Super Suds 3 23c Clrnnn Rapids Rnnlna to tn .pend »rwtul the tiu- Klim|xirt from Grand sum- t ♦ Baadi of soap - spacial iuw vacation with her parents. Str. nhd Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams and Mrs. Glenn England. • • Mr and Mrs. Russell Boulter of PlmnMr »rM Rlehjrd OBmn W p Urwnj tl» .™k .nd with Mr. by un °C? I lienhiwilar. returning Saturday. : Mrs. Stain Hllbcrl was in Middleville Wedding bells, ateo horns, tin pan.-., romThur^ay until Saturday car ng _,nd gtlJu. rang . last week for Mrs. Glen Blake Who has Infedion ■ r0|ltl],. Of mgnts, for Dyte Ix*inaar und Mason Jars with wpi e«d.rubb«r» qe“‘*' 79c ” i , .. .. i j. ''Marion Anders both'of Delton, who Pint*, doi. 69c - 9 qu«rt*, doi. 31.19 Bobby Bush of Hostmga te .pend ng Wrrc qUM,n>. marrlrd aIld lm,nMnat. l . the week with his aunt. Mrs. J. V. Hil- Ut.nt lo house kcr-pinx in the Pennock Jar Caps 24c • TV j -. «- miu » «> 'cottape at Pleasant lake. Ffridny <-w“ Porcttein lined • J«r Rubhtn dot. 4c . Mr- and. p; F; J1 bort' n»>K Hwy were given a ini-wi-llaneous $tata Hilbert and children were in shower ol thc cottage and they received 3?".uSda'’ । < i ' n,an>' nie'e and useful gifts. CongratuPon-iol FOR MAKING JAMS. JELLIES «nd ren-jei preserves - sp£cialLittle P»*ggy. Niethamer Is improving ia(ion5 nri. extended to the happy slowly from, her •refentr illness. couple 2 pL bottltv <3«p« Jvlct «nd 1 pkg. P«n-J<l IOA law cvwd of devoted mothm! The Delton home furntehing c!m.« both for ^o?,h.rr^0nd h‘1(1 * P»«“e al hom'' <•« Ch ldrens Day exerctees at thc Methoat Wa|, lakr 0|l Wednci. diM churcn. idav ■ ’ Th, «nnu»: martlrv o< lh<- Wood. ,„r Alb,n ...d U>>»MP «•» l»ld In hr „„ „,M M„,„, . „ |0 c... A quality bland ol Bcnili bed ran tall Mon««. Juta 13. « »Mehid,r mtalm'. Mr. Tlmnu. ta uwd ta lollo«m« omrrr.. rt-ewd: ,.„h. Kjbriul,„ u„ President for three year*. Sam 8chulcr,i Lit M.Vt.ral years* « « Fresh Fruits and Vegetables V*«urer for three years.- John l>»: Mr and lkrl W(>{rmg of Nashdirector for one year. Dorr Stowell. ,UU(. vlslted Sufi{|ay with the latter DURFEE. aunt. Mrs. Frances Searles, who reEveryone plan on attending'quarter- Birned home wit|r them for a seek ly meeting nt McCallum Saturday. .... . ■ . . June 18th at 2 00 P. M. and Sunday , Mrs. Arthur Fteher and little son of Smooth and cl<«n • U. S. No. 1 quality the I0th'at'2:30. LnnMrffe have been sixinding the past Several from thi* way called to help '***/ Henry Adams. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Striker celebrate Mr -"Hlfr. nieir Pn*r*n« nf Tbr, their twenty-fifth wedding nnnlvcrsary Sunday. ■ . Mr. and Mrs. Will Gibson of Lan­ DOWLING. sing spent Saturday tuglit and-Sunday Sunday evening.'June 10. will be ob­ with Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Moore and served as Children's day iuid a pro­ Bananas 3 iu 19c family. gram of recitations and music te being Mr* and Mrs Carl Evans of Battle arranged for thi- occasion by the little Creek were callers of Mr. and Mrs folks and the young people of the Sun­ Cucumbcn Glenn Marshall Saturday. I .7 school to which all are invited. day Mrs Herb Williams and daughter.- -*kcva k. June Stanton of Hastings te it.' 6C Hard solid haadi Lormanda. and *on. Hnrry. of Chariot-, spending tiie week with her cousin.-,. Cabbage tv sj>ent Sunday afternoon with J. W. ,Nyla Jean and Malcolm Pierce. Moore's and Mrs. Harry Williams nnd Mr nnd Mrs. Orlie Fteher enterCalifornia children accompanied them home. ,tattled the following guests 3tmdux.au. _ Carrots 6c • A baby girl was born Sunday at ,honor of Mrs. Glenn Rogers and chliPennock hospital to Mrs. William1: dren ol Midland. Mr. and Mrs. Riley Couch, formerly of this place. Stewart. Mr and Mrs. Orin Vaughn. Miss Mary Baulch returned home।. Mr. and Mrs Clinton Fteher and chllfrom Ann Arbor Sunday. Samuel, ' dren and Mrs France* Hughes ‘mid Brunk accompanied her and spent thc Miss Ruth-SU-waft of Kalamazoo. Mrs. day. । ■ Grace Cadwallader and mother of Hus­ John Gtird of Hastings, the aged'; tings and Mr. and Mr* Jerry Haynes father of Mrs. Chas. Hammond, suffer­' nnd mother of the Hendershott district ed a slight stroke Sunday and has, Betty Woodmansee has returned been cared for at the Hammond home home after a short visit with her aunt ________ ., , , land uncle,-Mr. and Mrs. Dorr RobinPractically three-fourths of the son, ot Battle Creek. SUGAR BRAND world', population uses silver as money | Mr. and Mr* Charlo* Berg of Grand i Rapids were recent guest, of Mr. and Whole or Shank Half I Mrs. Lant Coon and Mildred. OBDEB FOB PVBLICATIOM. 1 Mr and Mrs. 8. A. Wertman and i Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlie Bclson and Rob-: | LEGAL'NOTICES ~| Friday and Saturday Specials SUGAR ,0&b 4-10 Maxwell House or &”Xcl"b 3 - 89c Kellogg's or Post Toasties 21c Sifted Peas 2N«°.'25c White Corn Jewel Coffee 3 »» 49c New Potatoes 10 QUALITY MEATS Smoked VrienS”. H^. Mte’c\ Jtotateo.’J.4t» ..f j Johnstown at a family dinner Sunday.;, rubate. • Ignoring the birthday of Mrs. Mary , £:,:u ItMtiagt. Michign-. Dated il 111H.un, D. 1933. Out 7 JU IfateJ. Jn lhe matter of the rstet* of lliniar. f. T^TnYkw haring Si»a in raid «Brt >r petition praying that the hitniarii now ' ‘J11’ r””’ *'*. *!‘* *tf L. hereof and adminiairatiou of raid ratal* h» ranted to old MrrrhaMa National if.uk A ™t‘a’ I«r2£. " " ' It la ordarrd. teat th* 7th day of J»iy. D. tw. al tro o’clock in the foeoaoou. Lilid Mid HU'»• ’ 9 it I) further ordered, that nubile nock* treeof i.» <>«»» by publication of * copy L-. AT.rtrL HaitlS LB AX'* VEAL LOAF Herrud's Lb. 19c ll. 22c wertmall. Mr*. Mary Burroughs, who te em-I ployed at Ute John Olner home in Rut-. land spent Sunday at her home here.; Mr. .nd MI» Anita Hrnlitflon .nd Evelyn and Dole attended the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mr».' Rdp*’- Striker at their home in the Striker district Sunday. A large crowd. ot frtends and relatives were present. ' and “«■ br*11 Of Hlfkofy ‘ Corners and Mr. and Mrs. Richard; Laubaugh of Rutland were Sunday) «>««•« m..« b.„ ou.. । A newspaper published In Australia is printed only on one side of the pap-' CORN BEEF VEAL ROAST 1A' BONELESS LB. " "• � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-06-22.pdf 15bb4357aa4bb28a8e811781f3c5189d PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER ned SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR CWS IE FOR IM.Cl CHOSEN 14 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JUNE 22, 1932 REP. FEIGHNER MAKES ■GIFT TO BARRY CO. 04597938 HIGHLY HONORED Presents Ten Per Gent of His Legislator's Salary For Welfare Work Here FINE PLACE ON STEWART THE FACULTY, ALUMNI AND I Representative Leri W Felghher LAK& ON MULLEN FARM । made gcxxl z»n his promise to turn over FRIENDS UNITED IN [ten per cent of hU legislator’s salary IN ORANGEVILLE THIS RECOGNITION [to Hurry county for Welfare work, laut TO BE READY FOR (from Rep Fvighner. and tlu money JfltreORTRAIT PRE­ j will be med by the Poor CominiMian USE NEXT SEASON [in their work willi the needy in this HAD EIGHT REPLIES TO HIS WANT ADV. WILL MAINTfi N SCHOOL NURSE BE . . TAy„V„ERS Lawrence. Potter Could HaveSold Several More Cows Had ■^btenz.^ uwrtrti a small adv. in last w««k ’ • Banner offering a cow for ..!<• -uia In- rcjxirted lhat lie was delight* d with j Eight risen tin.wi red the adv. one SERVICES OF MISS EL- [county re.-ldcnt. Floyd H. Barry. DRIVER OF AUTO EA«OR TUTTLE WAS FRED GENTZLER EMHUH I U I I Lt SECURED OELUhtU j !;l Mr. Barry ;»tad the most ■ .’ . ,: tour of th*- fiv«- precincts of mk «i».i ... . .. . _ Fine. Tribute to Man Who Gave All Expense of Three Schoq)! the total vote being 2.119. Barry had < Accident Occurred When Mr. If you are in the murk*-'. to buy c Nurses In Burry Co. Paid By ,11,j- aJK1 M 11 wratbrook. *-i*c:.-d | Hinckley Started to Croas Thirty-One Years .of. Service sell anv article, the Banner Want .Adi .. _ . I (he ot)i*-r trustae, had Ki.'i • They un '’ „ . , _ In School of Agriculture Philanthropic Orguniztition । Road In Front of the Car Offer a splendid medium for Ihi.-. . < n On Saturday. Jiinr fl. Dean Itavrh- ice. and the cost is but nominal. i n*iy Hinckley, age 40, of Carlton ixnl was highly honored by Oq- Uhl-, township wiv. injured in an automobile verslty of Illinois.'Him was a fitting [ accident *<ii M-43, on Broadway hill, recognition ot the Denn's ihi'rty-ond [ about 5 30 Friday He dl*-d about four j hours inter in Pvnin»k iirapttal. never - - VOTERS SHOULD RE­ REGISTER AT ONCE M.KMMV0TED-ND” ON BONDS X"....... . “1JKI •*" ■»Vy <». te-| 1 ROYHNCKLEYWAS ’ FATALLY INJURED Floyd H. Barry So Honored By Citizens o.f Battle Creek Last Week Monday X PAYERS GRATEFUL FOR , WALKING ON RIGHT BIDE OF °k*tepul for June 14 contained an arUcI*- about ita'I NORTH BROADWAY HILL J KINDNESS OF KELLOGG FOUNDATION • - hc.l board ejection in Uu»t city tiiat WHEN HIT . will be ot interval to many Bamu r [ Spirit Of Kindly Co-Operation1 By this method. Mr. F'lighher is-sure Shown By Kellogg Founda- lthl“ ,no,u>’ *IU ,M' °M’»’ ' and tiuit'hls own county will be Ixtm tlon In Moving .. accepted ‘th*„ Equipment . . t ;_____ fitted, ________ where as ? if he-had A* is generally kndwn the Kellogg 'ten |x-r cent reduefion in auiury. As was Foundation, in looking over posaiblc proposed,’ that decr<-us» would Jmvr sttea for a ramp In-which, during va- remained in tlie slate treasury and cation periods.-to house crippled und Hurry county would have to’ share with handlcapiied children, selected Hie all other Michigan (otintira in its disgrove on the north shore of Pine lake, trfbuturn. owned by Ell Undsey, togrllicr with a* lure. Dean Dcfvi-nport, who still rvMr. Hinckley wtu. walking toward large (.luirr frontage and grove on Hve iiuwiiM Dean Emeritus of the College of front Columbia Univei >wn on the pavement. He »m on tlx Kr.ncst Hall farm, which adjoins the, ; Agriculture although In- Jinx hot been health t. at-h.-l -tn.l m* hindsry property on the west. Tills | active in colh-g*.- work fqr *oinc lime. AE.iOvldca an Ideal site far the purpose । ■ was tor manv yeura an witstandim; ABOUT FIVE HUNDRED WHO i»l building a ‘ Vmriitloned The Kellogg Foundation . figure in stat*- and natUMwi ’ ngrieuL full time, not <>n4y t< uuir. him ...... He r.i.uuiu i.n.r been, uvtu, »n •truck should have as a HAVE NOT ATTENDED ’ lx making fine use of II with the »100 ADDRESSES BY T* ’m 11 tural circles. On Hint afternoon a TALENT j |M-d<->>trlan. on the left'.side of Um* pave000 plant they have placed on the TO THIS DUTY i |x>Arait of the Dean was .presented W chon] try the whbol nurse, bui N DE DE-­ ment. where there would be no danger ED SPEAKERS IN grounds to provide vacations for r.ripthe University to b*' hung jx-rmaneiit<>f cats coming up from behind hint pled, handicapiMxl and under-privileged HAD COURAGE OF C0NVI0-1I ly In rts gullcrk'.s. Illis portrait, painted NOMINATION । fine think'. and where he could easily see any ap­ by Sidney T. Dickinson. N A of N* w NECESSARY TO ENROLL proaching car , TIONS KEOAKDLBSS OP For the previous ten years the Lind. York City, was subscribed to by 4*0 Fred Gentxler. a farmer living be­ IF ONE WANTS TO VOTE [ Kellogg Foundation will n TEMPERANCE RALLY sey shore line had been used for a SOLDIER 1 • Alumni of tile College of Agriculture, SOLDIER VOTE VOTE — . | tire cis- of Mi.-.- Tiittk-’i. tween W’hite Pigeon and Constantine, Y M C. A camp. Mr. Lindsey gener— ----also by present and former m*.-mbci.- Provision Applies To This Oily HELD SUNDAY AFTERNOON with hl* wife, daughter and a son were misly donating ita use.for that purpose. pHIIMTRY POlll D NOT of Hie college faculty^ rota-agues In inly had cxiw-ri coming down Broadway hill tn GenlzThe Y had some buildings there, also buul»lnI LUULU NU I Only - Not To Villages And .. ." | other Institutions, personal fru-nds ami c..^. „r eo nnn „j hr'5 <’-»r They, were on the same side Sum of $3,000 Contributed For .i|lirl. Hlntkley was walking. The equipment for camp purposes, which PAY ENORMOUS SUM -ttssocluti-s and Illinois citizens- IV was Townships In County m.- . ... u... <.■. wu* kept in the building*. It hnd been ft tribute ot love to one of tin: finest of Furtherance' of Church Oentzler’s were making their way home Missionary Work <ro"’ Sart,«ac- wh*‘r*‘ the dauriiter Duc"■1940 *»"“| jnen. —. ............... ... ...... . >U a irarllr, at W«cl|. missionary w or^ taught during the past year Mr. Gentz' Both Denn Davcnpoji. who is now 76 continue to use this ground for it* Be $2,400,000,000 But VetTlw AdvcntW conference now ini |er Hinckley when he was 20 or 30 years old. and Mrs. Davenport attended camp; but it wux Mxin realized that I yw Th„ Mito G to»». scsXmn hen- on the fair grounds has | rods Irani him. As his car neared tin- c«-reinunif.s Ttw- UhvtiUing* ”1 th*­ much hu erans Want It Now . would not be possible after considering ing new names to tee list of reglM&rd . hum- it w.a..i! iiirf Cn’nwta- i lirogrcMM with.good attendance since Hinckfi-y he veered to the left. His car , |k>rtrail was by laris Margaret Tukry. voter* ot HastingsfThere are .-.till f>»M( I ... Muidirvili.1 We believe there will Hie use* Which the Kellogg Founda-------- -----------be -general -----------gp•• its opening a week ago. Subjects of; waf. nEar the middle of the pavement the nine year old granddaughter of x tlon intends to make of tee grounds 11'roval in Burry county of the vole of Dean and Mr.sPDaveniKirt. of Geneva. living in Jhe cdy who would be ‘htitird pub ic vital intcresr to the church and com-; when, for some reason which never can mX rion. L' li"?r are rao ■to From the Buttle Creek, from the Kel- CowfrcaMnan Ketehnin of tills durtrlel' New York..Presid*-ht Harry Wrxidbiirne wton properly registered to east their munity have been diacuAsed by abb'; be known. Hinckley without looking . u.... -wn. against tlie jiuymi-nt nt this Ume of a -peakers ol the local conference and back to sec the approaching car turned 'and .Mildlerh’ bonus ot $2,400,000,000. which‘ Chare of Hie Illihuis University pc­ ship. from, all of Burry men prominent In the denomination ; t0 ms >eft wuj stepped sufficiently in .... i. ™i ta until IH« M item rinr’in. "■W“‘ I" “ .,h”1 in Nn.emb.-r Tin.-*- liar-e not » ye- otlKr win.., hl jf',hiki ,1lrh , Antot from part of- Allegan c IhoM- heard .ere Elder Oliverircnl or rhe ear K.’ito lie wu etocli ,a lime when such an addition to Hie ' mdunilon. . , , , will be recruited several h, u-ehu-r.-d. ............. . „,,,nh „rvkv „ hL, „jm. Montomrry. .« — WBMMtoi 1>C -J........................................... C - by-the right fender.. He .was pitched 11 t’1 w*’11 ,Ls 1 .ah<>u,‘J been pled. hundlcupiM'd and underprivllvgvd debt ----- of tills — country --------- ought ....... . not to be ’ nils ss an Imixirtnnt matter to (his . iz.u,w.,. vic..,.r««iHr.H* vice-president «* of the cimnnrai General nor*Confer- vlotenUy backward, as the car was : .....tethta 'i-i ;-~l11time. I hang perpetually In the otnlosphrre ol children. w|w will have the odvanlagrx j thla ls s'.|r, lv u”’ ltn'’ city, tn Ulis county, to the state and tb „ ’,t\ 1'n ence. Doctor M. E. Olsen of Washing- travelling at about 30 or 35 miles an i!^a!t«1**f <.l this cunlp during the summer voca-;' A A little little hlstoo history’ of this this bonus bon on propo-j i'*,'i-'-1i*™™ , y1 t ■ ,t men*’’ the wl,..l.- r.-nnln- Even-vote, ivvn.lh- ' , r Rn,,„lrto.„ ..........., ton D. C,. Elder C. B.-Haym-s, of Bat-1 hour. The back of hta head struck the •f", <™i> "> X’ .“'.ib',' Xr'u,“''u' u ln S .™ ii2ri Th«-re were'llw’ ronduding "wor'cls "of [ “Im He Creek, and Elder S. E. Wight, hinge of the front door, crushing the toto.1 toJrnntol. He or to- vto.ld about IM shall ■ have four weeks of >r„,[ 11 !*¥**• president of the Michigan Conference, ^g'ull. the war was over, congress Dean Mumford,- of U*e College of Agri­ continuous vacation nt this camp. Fur , When "" *' Thousands ot AdvcntL-ts were pres-1 Mr. Gentzler had planned to put a provided for adjusted compensation for1 c,,ltuic who succeeded Dean payen|»rt. a.'?t1»?T..'S^,pZr’iy (Continued on page three) ' ent on the camp ground Saturday. Uw ■ margin between himself und tho [the American World war Mildh-rs., l’“r' ” XJt I ’» >«» ......... . Kto-. Adventist's Sabbath, to attend th«- oian walking in the same direction, trait’ to the University. (Whether they went to France or not. 1 ,r" service* of the day Elder O Mont- 'Hinckley never turned to see if a car ST. ROSE PARISH TO "May we licit all join with the artist I Hiii thee remained at home doing, the in Ito- co.,.*1.1,- .nd vlllto. ol ----------------------------------------------_ ______________ ____His _ gemery addressed the large cvngrega, might _______ be coming from behind him. in hoping that this ixirtroit- will help .Li been regularly doing be ­ [county no YeregiMraHon Is neceu-ary. wJjat (Jun4> th> turn in the pariUlon at eleven o’clock j 5trangC turning to the Jett brpughl the HOLD PICNIC JULY 4 ; fore they were colltd. they could Irave, those of other generations to di .cover witer .wnuse itarn.- U already on. 1K.a|th .ralnlng u, th.. thrw Saturday morning-conducting a re-* total mishap. n.,n..k..ii nuinV learned much more titan the govern- Hits fine figure of a man," Dean Mum-' Any the registration bopk of the voting pre-; , t| rf. \ ,. lo aU the irnpto '•"’i1 -'*rv'«- Prectt»n» Hie morn-. Mr. Gentzler showed hlmaelf a nun Bascball Games. Races, Chick-|>>w tbtm W14S ford said cinct where hc-nr tee r. Aides need not |4„ «-taxto alX * n w XS “ K Fabbalh ^b00' M^1Cr' (Continued on page Hx) "Thus«- of us who have hod tin* privi­ en Dinnei' and Dancing to | made to the families of soldiers killed ’,L ’ ‘’,c‘ »<„• conducted in which an offering --------------- »•> --------lege of being closely asrocia'ied with ta. registered again. In rase a perxoti; Feature Program 1,1 art‘on- H»“P«Uill»Hon was provided moved from one townshfp to an-' ’ , through the Hriith I’m- Wa4 takrn ,or forclgn mission work and i*flCTiAJftC PPC|nFNT<5 Feature rrogram , J?r W011IltIed vrteninSi to titore injured Dean Davenjxirt know that whether in hu_s other, or fronuooe Voting precinct m a’.™"1. througl. the Health Uni. uhlclWin,to oW M000 00 Tlie: “Aol INUO NtblUtN lb July FourUi is the dutc of tin* annual dl an>. manner while in service, and to, his capacity as u teacher. udmlnLstratnwnsliip to another, or from a village **c-rijnnieT nAII V l/A ' 169 Sdbbalh -*<hools of the dcnomlna-1 ARE VERY FORTUNATE — ..IH.lll.v and ■■■.,* picnic I.il-.lte of of st. Ul Row ll.Wa. Par­ .. ... .... field-day - (Continued on page five) tlxi-c who hud contracted diseas*"* or city to a township, it will ta- necra- METHODIST DAILY VAtlon in the state have taken for their nu vuni r^niurenit Ish. Hastings. Michigan. An all kluy while in m-F.Icc which undermined sary for sucit a voter, residing in n PATIHN RIRI F CPUnm slogan the holding of 120 missionariesj program has been arranged by khe, their health. THIS COUNTY HON­ township or village, to ,register this UHHUH DIDLC OLnuUL ■ ln tlM- t)ekl tor this, year Fm-this pur-1 Our Officials Take Deep Per­ committee*. \ , As we all can remember who recall Opens On Tuesday. July 5, . . . ... . « “ ... > 'n*.™ . ■« rto . »l». . sonal Interest In ConductThere will be two ball games At ten- seeing our American soldiers after ORED AT CHICAGO i primary election in September ,or the !01 Other speakers Sabbath were Elder' inS CitY Affairs thirty <>>......1 Knights un o( . Pythias team ..te... from -jjeir return home, the training given ....ivy jmssw. ivtes,. regular election in November. ‘ With Mrs. Royal Myers Hostings will meet a team thut has therm th*- food they ute and th«- invdl- Hon. C. L. Glasgow Named On,, The city of Hastings is the only part 1S. E Wigbt and C. B. Haynes. Sepora-1 The ’’Charlotte Repubhcan-TMbuna been .reirct.-d from the City Wards [cal g,rc Uley rec,.^. wcre .;O be,,,., As Superintendent tlon ot church and state was stressed of last week quoted the Banner’s Committee to Notify Vicei(of Barty county where a reregistration thv unilium Kriiix-iy U....a«ie und ctarfc rt.rH |hat of thcm U-auue by WlIllJMn Preparation- for the Daily Vacation \at the Sunday - - morning rervtre - y p. L. article, the previous week, which menj Is required Thjit is bapau.se this city O'Donnell. ContesU ’between local were in better physical condition than President Curtis a ]»pulatl<>n ol 5.000 or more, and; Bible School at the Methodist church) Abbott of Lansing. Religious Llberty' Honed the visit to Hila city of the teams, like class games at college, when they entered the service. Barry county and Nashville were* ‘SO C0m-?A "It is a Mayor of Charlotte, ■omes Illicit tinder the provisions of,a *aav the’. * compleilon. it- r--~~ will open |i secretary of the conference, a .. <t |.a w' auaaua aa wa —,e ~ nearing --------- - — —‘----- - — -a *. —— .a ' L'- ”— — ..... I--—. Editor I. a DeFoe and . iLMiuhy furnish plenty of excitement ............' tin TregU-i iu-mIiivon _. .... .tldv ........ S ...find July run.i5, and„„ ,,.... .,1fundamental An..,,.... nrIn 4^..the .. American system of i others. They-— - •—to Inspect our _nuiriiliHAs #n uct of Justice, however, con­ highly honored in the consideration new state taw. requiring a. ‘new Tuesday morning. con-1 came and we cxixi-t this game to furnish gress felt Uiat the soldiers were entitled given Honorable C. I,. Glasgow, of | Itratlon. tlnuc the balance of ,u that week and no un-1--------------j waterworks ’ • . ---------- — ”— J for government -------------- 1 tlial i there shall ‘be -----------*“ plant, especially ------ ““ the elecninny thrills. to what wnai nuiy be oc termed termea ’- adjusted aajusteq comcotn- Nashville, al the Republican National ।<। We have explained in previous ar­ Hie next two weeks.•closing on Friday.! mn of church and state. Tlw church trie equipment for pumping. Evidently At three o’clock the strong city pensapon.' They should be |>aid. so tee Convention. He was chosen as one of' • (CosUnged On page Six) I Charlntte Charlotte h»< has not been as careful as as in the Banner that, in order to, July 32. team, the Hustings I.ndijx'ndeiiU, will government fell, the difference between [ the representatives of this congrcs- I tides : has our city govi-mmentzln the coliecMrs. Royal M.vers Is the .superintend-! ________ « a »_______ clash with the St. Hjiznbcth Sluggers their pay us soldiers and what they slonal district tn that convention, an’, reregister in this city, a voter must go ent. und Iwr ussUtunta are Miss Alice I article the Republican-Tribune stated , Horn Detroit. The Hastings team is would have earned, at much higher honor which he greatly appreciated.; to the city clerk’s olflce. in the ctly hall Hackney and Miss Lorena Baird. Mrs. GOODYEAR HOWE. CO. between theJimtrs of right A M and V. going strong and they have defeated (Continued on page live) After the nonilnution of Mr. Curtis.II five P. M. of any week day. Hit or she Myer.-* will teach the juniora. ages nine, WILL SOON HAVE A RELIC. teams from Bendon Harbor. Plainwell, Mr. Glasgow was named as the dele- I will there be required to sign two to twylve; Mies Hackney will have the] and Miir.dinll which are considered gute representing Michigan to notify I■ cards—a •’mastrr.canl’’ to be kept con­ primary.department, ages six t<Fn(ne, ! while there were but four in Hastings COST X0 INDIVIDUAL some-ol the ’strongest ’teams In western Mr. Curtis of.his nomination for thejstantly in the (fnice of the .city clerk, uhd MiiUb Baird the kindergarten, ages [ In the Form of a Safety Razor who had not jxnld uji fully to April 1 Michigan The manager of the ’ St. CUSTOMER IS SMALL vice-presidency. ami an exact duplicate of liiat card, four and five Besides the.M» three.! Blade That Has Been Re­ this year at Hie time the Charlotte Elizabeth, team knows Oils but it has group visited Has tings. Mr. Glasgow has made a fine record1 which is called the, ’•precinct card." there will be other workers to assist.: sponsible For 100 Shaves not’ discouraged him and he Is confi­ Newly Enacted Revenue Act in public life. He never sought jioliU-; That fhe electric punwing equip­ which will be in use at the voting pre­ Sesslbns open at -nine A. M.. and close I dent that his boys will win the game. cal honors, but they came'lo liiin as ai cinct on election day. at noon. • ’ Ii Some'months ago Oley Douglass suf­ ment is-a positive benefiljP our city Culls For Two Cent Tax Between the games there will be a will be f«ed a------light ~stroke, the affliction being recognition of his ability and Integrity. [ Now Is the time to attend to this reAs In previous years there Wul w --------— ------------------------- is shown by the fact that water rates program ot races. The first bicycle race On Every Check For four years he represented the sena-;| registration. We hope that'every one of training iij handwork. Bible memory I »uch 11 raadc 11 impassible for him here have been reduced ten per cent. will t>t for_boy.< up to fifteen year* of The newly enacted revenue act. torial district which Included Barry1 the 500 persons entitled to vote. wlio, work, hymnology. ixigeantry. art. and i t<» shave himself with an old fashioneq The city has a good sum in Ils water­ became effective June 21. com­ county In the Michigan state senate. |I Imve not yet registered Will not fail to each day the children kill have su- raw without f«ur of cutting himself. works checking account and has over nil. After this some of the sprinters of which low weeks— ago *** he ----went into the |9,000 in a water fund savings account, jx-niM'd play al the school > ’ ’ ’play- ' ----------* pels every bank to charge each cus- Afterward he was made a member of j (Continued on page flve>. Burry .comity -will be given an opporthe state public utilities commission,1 ''Goodyear Hardware store, where he ’ which can be used to meet any emerground. turnip to show their skill and endur-!; tomer's’ account with a tax of two and was for several years the chair­ All children arc asked to enroll at wos formerly.employed, with a growth! gencles that may arise. am e. The feature races of the day will i■'cents on every check lie writes on hu man of that commission. As such BARRY COUNTY IS of whiskers tiiat would do justice to a । As the Banner has slated the epun­ once with Mrs. Roy Hubbard, the be Um- Imrse race* in width the i tmnk. This tax is to be remitted monte- member and chairman he enjoyed the •. [ j ly by the bank. No part of the tax ta VERY HIGHLY FAVORED teacher* named qbove. or with Mrs. Bolshevik It so changed his appear-! di has made a 32 per cent reduction ^thoroughbrt.-ds of Barry cwtnty have) retained by Hie bank, but is paid by confidence not only of his associates ance that John Goodyear didnl rccog-1 in the city budget. The Board of Re­ Guy Keller, who Is general chairman. txf-n entered. Every jockey that we I tiie-bank directly to the United Slates and the state government,,but also of Parents, this will surely be a fin*­ nin- him. until lie made himreiyknownJ view has also reduced the total assessAllotted Quota* At ’ Kellogg , place to tend your children each fore­ "Why." said John, ’ is that you. Oley.j ment bf this city by about 1400.000; yet have talked to U confident that he will; ‘- revenue collector. T1K- cost of this tax the people of this state ns well m of be Hu- first to ride under tin- wire - l to each customer is negligible. An ac- the managers of the utilities which Health Camp On Pine Lake j noon inn.il during uuiiiiH the U.K three mice weeks nn’fc.'l ahd anil it II is IS I thought perhaps you were a member our tax rale on this reduced valuation Tlic ladles of the parish will serve‘j count averaging one check peri day. came under the su|Mrvlslon 'of the • 1 will be but 71 cent* on the H00. which sure to result in splendid training for of 1 the House ot David?’’ Is Sixty Children a chicken dinner iy a reduced price(>! which Is far above the average, makes commission. That means that he , ’That's just the trouble.” replied. will cover all city expenses forttejwar them. * Barry county; hxs been highly fa-j *q» but there will be no reduction in tlu~ roL ^.'.i.’ Z^ made a good official and was fair to ' Oley, "since my illness I have been un-1 beginning July 1. n?xt. The city will I.Ivinir nitellllM *>.,■* I ’•••* gOVemmC'111 taX for til* tllOlltll <»lllv vored in thc.matter of recreational opMFTUnDIQT rUIIDPU abl.to use my 'old razor, und I came j close the present financial year. July 1, all concerned. He Is the lyj»e of citizen portuniUes for crippled. hand.capi>*-d | 1 MUUIb 1 nHUtlLH lSed!taM4nn City B^nd win fSw. w,n ,kX *Brran‘ uny •“»»- Who. while never seeking public office, • n here lo ** whether or not I could get with money in every fund. It 1* ptanAND S. S. PICNIC a s-Ttwiv razor tlu< I could use” ! ned to keep city.expenses within Uia lite 1. drawing an unusual amount of earth to nevertheless iuis rcs)>ondeckwhcn draft- 1or under-weigijt children in the prlvi-l ed and has won credit forTiimself, for lege oi attending the Kellogg vacation! ••I’ll tell you what I'll do. Oley.” said reduced budget for the coming year. raenmr evening from 8.30 to 11:30 there u-.u will, »* w ,h v ”> “«»<*’. **'«• “omen or his slate, for hU homo town and for health camp at Pine take. Thv quota i Committees For John. "Ill give you a'safety razor and! Hastings Is-lndced fortunate in hav­ Appointed allotted to Barry county for the first | Barry county by hir record. and council a blade, and you ‘ can tn It ait. If you Inglyor a may■* who give such • *• camp ta sixty. When it Is remembered | Gathering At Crooked Lake reful. attention to „ tho need more blades latet\ we have lets' close, cart —,,personal --------------— hundred couples will lx- able to dance j ,‘.ir ?"^IXTY PHH HRFN RFR ' that the capacity of the camp lor such ‘ On Thursday, June 30 of Hietn for sale.’’ < city’s business. They act as If they .. . urn. lniM.te.utllulh.il t„ •»< •>» tocmuv.to.prnclimfcw.ito bIX IV CHILDREN HEuchildren U 154 it can be seen that the; „„ l „ uminJ ai|tniWB JU1M . JO uw ..... --------------------------------------------------------------------passed on and on. until one day *cre officers-and directors of a buslOn Thursday afternoon. June Jo. the - Time ---------- ■" - —I ISTER AT U. B. CHURCH . . . ... . Foundation has been very generous to, Methodist church and Sunday school John happened to meet Oley on the corporation, in which they all hold this county. Work is proceeding at the wlp |n a b|B picnic at Crooked street. Remembering the previous in-1 stock—as they all do in this carte. They Th.-,. MB te only uu. .UmUMun l„ I “I'' camp to tor two -n.-, set*mxe. ■ ]uge. the the autos iiutos to to leave leave the the church church cioent cident jonn John asxML xskcd_ "How did teat arc interested in making evtry saving lu put pm it n in condition uHiuHiuii iui hc in., ra-.i hull onrrw.. on.i tiu. taw w'orkabie. We stlU cannot see. as we Daily Vacation Bible School For v..ui|i —>. of children who _ult will this here -------.... Work- safety razor blade work?’ < they possibly can tar tee benefit of tha of «■< |54 each nt 3... 30 o’clock. The Loyal Brin, .'a Second Ward Opens On summer be given re?reaUoh recrentioh privileges privileges; crs- class -1...;; nr .- In 1.. rhi>ru.. »in»>..r "It “It worked to nerfccUoi perfection.” said Oley, taxpayers of Hastings. They evidence .summer are charge nt of tn.. the supper *pou,"‘ te.nS«, ----- will - come ------ from.- Battle ----- im .imj te k..v. committees «.v ~ are BteMWte.. Tve shaved myself with it 86 times.' * fine sense of telly and reaponHbillty there.-They aiM other as follows: . Monday, June 27 Barry county. Allegan county i.-red jolinson. Lloyd Shafer and Mrs. and it’s *tUl going fine. Right alter lito the voters who selected them. A B ' a, t, having all this work heaped upon the The' Board of Christian Education Creek. of the Firtit United Brethren church and from Hw Kellogg school district-) Leslie Hawthorne, general chairmen; shave myself the 100th, Ume with that city which can have teat kind of »ervTO OllilANIZE SHEEP banlu . , ■ which takes In parts of Ross township,. Transportation. Hugh Riley. Adalbert blade. I’m going to bring It down to Hee is indeed to be congratulated. Is sponsoring a Daily Vacation Bible Kalamazoo county and of Barry toWn- Cortright and Clinton Lahr: Sports, your store and make you a present, b!I BREEDERS* ASSOCIATION. | '■ 11' ’ School for the children of the second ship this Cainty. All sheep breeders of Barry counjy AMERICAN LEGION AUXPOLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ■ Its Baird’s class with Clay Bassett, it,” and that is what Oley is planjung) ^.ud ILIARY..BRIDGE PARTYi^aYd"the'date* taino"ju'ne ’aTU^'to MJ> When t)u> nnrli-r wnv tin-![ chairman; Boate. ti ... n.. —... to do. To the Citlsens of Barry County: the mmti camp is Is,under way the Harvey Burgess; I wish to announce that I will be a Banner will give a further account of [ Sw imming. Lloyd'Shafer, who has se­ candidate for the office of County . cured the services of two trained ex­ WILL APPEAR NtjXT WEEK. ft Four Sponsoring This Tte ..,,-rvK.r U Mr.. *l»y Bu«r sn.l lls work. orm on the Republican. Ticket at.mi. Ute fur the purpose of forming an asaocla-i --------------- —-------- --------perl swimmers from Camp Ben JohnsOno of the n.ost itiformlng and in in ।IClerk, ,,,.. the asitUtant. Mrs. Clara Cooley. All. Social Event At Home of talks ever given given to to me tl* riasHas- * Prlmarira and solicit your Hon for protection against aheep dogs.! IRVING FELLOWSHIP CLASS. tlon to supervise this sport and m- tterrating <.rcsung rants children of the second ward of the that 1,0 no acaacnis accidents nupi.cn happen among among me the tings commercial Commercial club club was was that that of ot Mr. Mr.’1 sul’P°rtThis o-ssoclatlon will be for your bene­ u The Fellowship class of Irving will i Mrs. Henry Mulder ages of 5 to 12 years (Inclusive) are old tbpfr ’hnrxjl.-iv !' bathers, u..so ... parents --...I ... ..... ;hold their rotnllnr regular rnzwitinir meeting ’'TBiuraday. need not worry John of manager of. .. the|i fit and it is hoped that a large num-, Mrs. Henry Mulder, Mrs. Don Fore­ invited to attend this school if not at­ June 23. Business meeting 8 15 P. M. about their children • Michigan Manufacturers Association. ~Adr’ ®’Zl’ Allan O. Hyds. ber may come. man. Mrs. Thomas Johnston and Mrs tending some other. Please bring your This is Holland night. A lecture about All who wish to attend will be welat th/ noon mrettnTof tee —- --------------- — own pencil and crayons. Children from ANNOUNCEMENT. ."d^pJiram Z^lXrS0 ™ KE-ELECTED TO MARHHALL I • BOARD OF EDUCATION. f°™“. J] E­ 0 to 12 years old are asked to bring 50c CHICKEN DINNER. ’u Brister ol Doeda on Uw BmHU* K Burb.ll. Mbte. .untert, OZ.H^ STSS, their Bibles. There is no charge made Every Sunday at Lake House.- Thom-1 1 ^Ba^Sr 1* ^ni VwiU “n Ucket •uPP°rt •» “»• pEry to tile children attending this school. Uh,, n, re-ekeud pr-U.n> M U» praobX r> w? are «rWill te •». Sixty children have registered to date. be furnished by the committee. - A free- apple take, opening June 26 Home L ™ ' cUU!d- R«pecUully, Ewin NMte-AEv. I will offering will be given to cover cooking and all you can cat. Complete week Monday al their annual meeting. ----— • — — dinner, fned chicken, potatoes, noodles. "» “ «« W1 » * much Ulter — - -------- 7T77'T " I—JZ"*’' Thu PoHy u °i*n llw public and SCHOOL BOARD OFFICERS. -Adv. cost. Let’s all be present and bring a Congratulations arc extended to Bur- .an arc invtted. It is hoped there may' The ichool board met Monday aft- friend with you.—Leo Eggleston. Pres. biscuit und gravy, xatad. dessert, etc.—,L nette, who 1* now a very successful t* a good attendance. ernoon simply for the purpose of orFOR COUNT* Adv. 1 MIDNIGHT FROLIC. j hmby axuXMAIMt I mortician in Marshall | ----- ------ .... ।BanUing. They unanimously selected COBB SCHOOL REUNION. --------------- «•» OPENING DANCE. [the following officers: DANCE AT CLEAR LAKE. On Sunday. — Jupe 26. — at tbs.Grange 1~ — —---------- — -------------- — ----------------I Thomapple lake Saturday night' candidate for tea M| HOPE CENTER SCHOOL. REUNION. At Lu-Tona pork. West OUn lake. । President, Fred Johnson. hall. Pot luck qinner. Bring table) Dowling, every Saturday night. Glndl- at 11:30. Wednesday night social 25c,'nation for Country T Al Bowker's Grove, June 25. 1832 Pol Saturday bight. July 2. Big cclebra- i Secretary. Carl Wesplnter. service and lemons. Mrs. Leia Freeman. Scheldt orchestra. 25c per person. Ill be. Friday night park plan. Bu»h’s band.— I September Primary—R luck dinner. Bring table service.—Adv. (Uon dance July 4. Wc couple.—Adv. j Treasurer, Ciurle* 8. Pott*. ' —Adv. . seeing you. Frank Herrington.—Adv. [ Adv. Woodland. Mich.—Adv. | » BOARD POSITION i I NUMBER 8 SENTED TO UNIVERSITY and another.from itawbnr 1 PAGES 1 TO 8 I ELECTED TO SCHOOL 1 THOUSANDS OF AD­ VENTISTS PRESENT �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1938 FEARLESS WORDS OF JUDGE BROWN I heart and while I have no feeling jvu, I » Willi u uvjtm- ui .'ufactlon tipi' I say to the people of । |this community that if the prison.au-1 • (hcrities do their duty they will pe rid i ' of your presence for the rest of your I nflllHITV DIUHr IHlb LUUNIi UNLL PART OF ME GO, JUDGE BROWN SEN­ TENCED FIVE THURSDAY LOCAL NEWS Enter the Enna Jettick Word Contest! Two Placed On Probation, Two Canning strawberries ready. Veraor Sent to Jackion and One Blough. 1329 So.. Hanover. Phone 3651 —Adv. Committed to Ionia JUSTICE W. W. POTTER AD ­ zflAVE STRAIGHT FORWARD ■ is concerned. Mr and Mrs. Will Mead have moved Judge Brown Of Grand Rapids came to the home uf the Ute Mr*. E. J DRESSED ROTARIANS ON j And the sentence of tiie court is TALK WHEN SENTEN­ here late Thursday afternoon to dl«- Cherry. ’that you be and- remain in the Michi-. THE JUDICIARY ixwe of the cases’ot ■eleral parties who CING MURDERER Roy EvcrtU. who was recently In­ : can branch prison at Marquette for j i had pleaded guilty to the crimes with j the period of your natural life with, JUDGES IN.OLDEN D$S in *n automobile accident, U । which they were charged. Hi* dlspo- jured gradually Improving N । und from today." • Come in! Gel Jm, BELIEVES IN CAPI­ alUon ot of the cases case* wo* was ns as follows. follows; i*ir-nr- ai on ■ rpici ATHDQ * *iuon George Bauer ha* been retained as I WERE ALSO LEGISLATORS Earl Miner, of .Battle Creek, charged free entry blank an J a.ssi*tant rlicmistry teacher at M. S. C TAL PUNISHMENT , , Iwith breaking and entering, was placed during full explanation of tlic the summer term. .r , .. Records of Territorial ueciq-• on probation for two years. It appears Mrs J. W Stewart has been ill the conleat. What t the Says It Is Folly For Michigan ions Were Found In Garrets “jui Miner.did not do the actual ateal- [>a*t week with bronchial pneumonia ' . ' ■ ins nreniises mg of al ths the rlilckcns chickens from the premises to Support Men Who Forfeit Jiut’ la somewhat Improved. The annual summer meeting of tla-. . of Capitol At Lansing of Frank Van Sycklc, but lie wiu in Michigan Prrx. Av.oclatu.n will be he 111^^3^, judiciary" wu** the tiu-me of an the automobile that transported the ' Mrs. J F. Black is recovering nicely Rights By Crime contained in the ilogxn: the home ot i»er daughter and'hus­ at AIjM'iut on Thunder Bay. June 30.; mtormlng-irul interesting talk by Ju»- thief to VanSyckle's farm und which at Pw»;»k who have attended band. Mr und Mrs Wayne Merrick WEAR ENMA JETTK’K NUOEN . ‘ ‘tu-e W. W Potter at the Rotary Club came later to the farm to pick up the cull court in tka county ha e had. an Julv I and 2. Mrs O’uy C. Keller's Sunday School thief. Miner attempted to urge the Lona Lake r ight miles north of Al1 luncheon Monday noon. It wa* not • Entries mud he left at our store before closing June class will hold their picnic at Gun opportunity now and thei Pena, will be theiathering jJare fWrt.whhlcal but it evidenred tire-peaker* excuse that he was drunk at the time; lake on Friday afternoon. A good time 25t!i, or postmarked not later than midnight June judge Brcmn of (Hand Ran the visitor*. This body ot water is research work, hta ck-m”* ol but he didn't get far with that kind 1* .being planned. . ing in our circuit court, ol -•••........ Judge Brown, who told from a mik ami n half io.two imle* ’-hough! and. hl* wonderful memory. ;■ at talk 25tlv, 1932. There u no obligation on year port. The Good Will UdWr Aid will serve wnle mu"mrJ "’’’ ^ “27trnnkiTn7.LY. ...; nX* iong Serera" ret..., He said that originally otiglnglly in England, England i him it bare all theTarmork* the*carmarlu of a plain. n»'ih<»L, of trvmg i.nJ dL at Rev. c. u Conklin's resicn-Mw Hf has been in out < =lke-%whrr'tX M^Oro^lto!!r rt'recutne'Ktnwnt TltU^ISpaH. Hom ’u^roulL on a dinner Miinhand.u-t Mdwof thejudiciary u.v, a Tlie'jJdJ* branch of wen the > “ unvarnished he /and was told to ‘ gmn, • Enna Jettick Shoes, made in 177 si*es and mdtks. IIO KVTbK ri—® Ct‘’ 'is tile Oak Grove Hot,!. I!'»ntuv<• department. The judgea werr| AAAAA to EEE. *i»e* 1 to 12, are smart skoei .. toted bv g T Mm tro that can . ‘ PI>ointc<i by the king Who. . in any | ammnt of Mhwr * wife, who reelns to n ‘ u ~! a J' .. .. _ . . Jfidgr Mf.Pvvk Hr h Born, to Mr. and Mr* Gerald Steinke . ... for nearh . I.undr'ed wonle i matter which Interested him. told the I be a line type of woman, and who was for all occasions. Priced at $5.00 and $6.00. *You need . Alpena tn H*c)f is one ot the’leading’ J'ffige* «5u.t d.cuwn he would expect , present, in tiie courtroom with her lit- ' on Saturday. June 18. at Peiinoek Iwsno longer he told that you have an expensive foot. t.iwns in th’ tale ami d<"> re>t deandtuually Gained what : '1- child, the Judge sa.d hc wo* du- pltal, a six and one-half jxuind daugh­ Mother and daughter are doing o:u of the bank •>end uiwnrt resorts io* Mimmcr bud- ' he a*k«L Gradually, liowcvcr. the id. a l«>-red Io give him one more chance: . ter. „ " ' m" : WepoKUur judleur, la. -».%.> ><»« >"■> K He ever l.r.rd o. M. splendidly. Congratulations Joolsd a branch t :i Grand R.>; Hubert Brbnaun ha.« moved into Mrs Umeu«n»Mtl»iU> W " «■!«»«">« «'•■“"«“ ““•“STtf। and shot a'deputy sla nt! ot D«w< N G llronMin’s iiomr and will cure fo: quarried at Alpena annually. 'One-ofiexample tn «»ur own tiHintry. Ila- *u- with" any further law-breaking he, tils grandmollwr Mrs Ruth who lias would get a sentence that would make in Grand Rapids. On Thursday tin’ thwe quai'Tits operates electric f;rc | prcme court decision* are a carrying been caring for Mr*. Bronson; ha* re­ ‘’The I louse of-Quality Footwear" trial was concluded ami Ma: -hall found ear.-, which me operated from a cen-jout in civic life of the idea of In- him realize that he was being punishturned to tier home at 1131 South guilty of murder by the jur tral station, and it i-amusing to watch 1 i-Uiibility in < neb care they decide Hustings, Michigan George of Middleville, Broadway. inert' can van ia ■ . ,W. . Thomas. .— them Sturt, stop, bai'k up, switch and There be hu no apepa’ j Spiritualist, 303 N church BL—Adv. Coming down down to Michigan. w he io... told "«*• and What Judge Brown had to .say , m load'without apparent human aid. I; Coming to Michigan, - pleaded z_ -~ guilty to incest_— ;i assihg a life rentente upon Marshall. With the famou* Turtle Ukc club.pi the time, when Marrs county was a '*;u «*'111 ,rom oite to ten years at’I Hastings friends af Mr and Mrs. jC. J. Penny >Mabc! Blough) ot Ttoyut - ' which is jierbaps rtoirmsible for mon i part oL Wayne county in the old' . the folly of tn; propagation4n northern, Northwest Territory' later most of: >.c,4renc*: Br>jnt. also of Middleville. Oak will be pleased to learn that they IS CHAMPION WALKMichigan, mid' its 25.000 acre state ‘Michigan became a part of Ohio; stil]; " •'*!i,rs °‘d. who Im* a wife, wiu.givcn’ are the parenU of a baby daughter CD AT TUC ACC GC *7C Mr u,“1 Mrs lkc 1,,<I Mr bom on Tuesday. Jhne 21. Congratu­ a man and keeping him alive for forty Alpena ha* everything to offer! later all of tire -imc._J*a* a part o! I "°,n Jacksnn tn Rl Hit Aut Ur fu and Ml* Ike Lcinuar enjoyed an airti>of fifty ycare after it Ipid been ptwrn tourists’, tesorters und home seekers. Indiana Th*-'court wa* fir'd Jn tha' I ,e *1“ with statutory rape. lations, . ----- l_... j mobile tnp in Uw nortltern |K*:t of that he is a cowardly, murderous brute, Tin- v|-,a uf the publish'rs to Alja-na! period in Detroit. Then this court act- | 1\lc*’ hc pfad .Tlw”r Charles W. Jones of Wichita,,‘il<* Smtday Tiny uIm> <.iiie<i .« an wnrmy of Society who is unfit to live. -in-ju. — .»«• details connected wttlt tliis GUERNSEY BREEDERS • few minute* on Mrs. Leinaar'/ Mrtcr will-be r..,.inr*^i featured Ku by ..I............ numerous trips of’ ,.d a* u supreme court and i:.« mt^nber* j ,PJ ■ • Kits. Debarred From Mar­ If every citizen of Mkhigun-would read inspection, a banquet at . which Mui- tiled circuit court cares also. Judge '"7?°’’ _.2_ ... und family al A-liton MEET AT CHARLOTTE On what Judge Brown .-.nJ to this thing culm Bingay. editorial director of the* Woodward was appointed chief Justice r in ” Parks, also of Middleville, age ’ Mr and Mrs. William Mumui iintl athon Contest . , A. , it would surely result in the adaption Detroit. Five Pres* will be the chief by' Th’oihfls Jelfer->n< the other two 20. for statutory rape upon the ouiwL, , , Lulu Wert man attended HiTlic Wichita. Kansu*. Eagle <>t June ( girl as Thomas and Bryant, was' Field Man For National Club ot capital . ifunishmcn: in this state speaker. numerous contests and a big members being Judge Griffin mid 13 had the following interesting turn,iKiiutUy L. A 8. Wcdltc.-alay ullciiiuun Will Give Address—Date Is When seutem-lhK Marshall Judge fish dinner as a climax to the three .Judge Witherail. Fw a time there men rentcjiced to fro<n nine month* .<• e'en I al tiu- home ot Mr. and Mr*. Alien concerning Charles W Jon<*-. who w.uyears at Ionia. * Brown In part said dayit.ot fun and recreation. • not, only had judicial but at-o le^isJohn Huvcr. alJ> of Middleville, agel Thursday, June 23 bbm in thl* city, graduated in tfw first 'Grlffiir Tiirrc were aboijt M« in.uttcnd"You have to go l«i prison tor. the ance. Michigan Guernsey breeder* arc class..after tiie Hasting* High school.j 1 Mr and Mr* Clair Reynolds uiid two term of your natural life. Tin- law­ oral-Indian*. w+rvCbrought before them 20. who Had contcs*ed statutory rape was organized and who lived here rev- j •?" -abiding chirens'cif the state ol Michi-: L. W-. HEATH MAK­ for some wriou* oTjensr. it was revealed with tiie same girl, wa* placed on pro- - holding a field day at the fair grounds, ’T? bmion for two years and assessed a fine Charlotte, Michigan, an Thursday craLyear* thereafter. He i» now a real- .«.•!> gan have got to support you in idle-1 that there was no Iuw governing Hurt ING FINE SUCCESS dent of,Kama* City, where lie conBMr and Mrs H T Reynolds nes* for probably 40 years. You not only The Kinsley wihoai picnic will bparticular crime The three judges of $40 and probation coats of 50c per: June 23. according to John Endicott, duct* a large insurance agency. He 1* yean during which j president Of the slate Guernsey brevd»ho: down a*citizen of thl* country In urn? equid to the c«ccaslon. They at month for the two years a member of tlic Church <>t the Naza- held nt Hammond ’* rc.tott Fine lake, on lie will be a ward of Court-Officer CourtrOTfcer C.;er* C. amodation. cold blood and robbed a bank, but un- Recently Elected President of or.ee became a !egis!ativr body, passed hc Sunday, June 26. . 4 • flic st^itlAl feature of the program rvne. and i* attending the general con-, ,, dcr the laws of the state of Michigan law* that would cover the crime H Osborn. the Pennsylvania Gas lu. church. w»h U hemp ' I; !’ M'.. ,1, h .... .. t. nThe four cases last mentioned'were । will be an exhibit of Gur'rnrey .cattle you have ,<o be supjwrled, clothed and cliargrd against the Indians and held m lhe 1TO .,1 WklUlh. MluwIM f u“' Association housed: fuel has g>Jt to be furnished brought the pilpritx before them. Tlu t . rimes against a yopng girl, who wa* ’ belonging to Eaton county Guernsey u lhe hem lak. n rnun lh< Wlchlu ‘!! J!,'!' ’ ' *?£ ' " 'T. " Harting/ overly bright. ’Die sentence* ultra, meted; breeders. -............ werneu Mniiy in ‘ Hasting^ particularly were: triecL convicted and han«<-d. All not for your comfort. jittundaiR' have got Ikr .attendance Following tlic sertndn. Mrs tlic Judge ought to teach otber* , out by the others!I f F. v E. su-.m Scott, tu-rsid,-i>f president of tlic Raton to be employed ’to look after you prob­ .among tlic bmdnes* men. will rrmcmKtre Vintinians. Susie Francisco Was baptized mid tak| When'Michigan became a territory consc<lucnct'5 «• iUCh a county Guernsey breeder*. L- planmtlg . ably for ajx'Skxi of 40 year.- I.would C.harks W Jones of Kan.-..- City. ln ,L. „ nu-mb< r of the. church ttt Alon-_ ' thte cyenL not doidR. bqt-that it will cost .11^. was th*- maiuiL' local electric [Hiere w.:r appolnt.-d territorial |u<i*< . one of the older 'kirg.rt.w attending( Mrfi Winnie Uwhkltiat will rntertaxpayer* of Michigan muooo. or iialit and ga» company. He left Has* the Nuzmene mretnbly here, will be up Sain tb- Bunnell Ladles' Aid .Sml. lv ,“7.- i RECOMMENDS WINDSTORM lean Guernsey cattle club, will *(»'ak ^50.(i00 to jak.- cat, o! you *th>' re.- <if 'tings and wen’, to Grand Raplthv where tini'-s it wa* thought tlwreand going to tilt1 mts'llng* no mutter w«liM sday uftemoon of tin* w.* k. he engajuM Tor a tune in mapufactui your na'tura! life in MichlRan. c.d Of tb.tr decisions H. u-rr.toc... |NSURANCE CO., HASTINGS Breeder* of Guernsey cattie in lower how tiu- stn-mitw* nrtivltlea of tin- supiwr will be served following th.' elaborate, program slow down the' uu.-vtn.-H-. region and ptogrmit Qur-tiim for People. rl)(. D).|Uin L A H wiIf drew him back into n-counection with tn believe that there rould not. be found ------Michigan arc invited. CO. Agent F*»— younger men He i* one of the champ-This Is the thing tilt petipl!’ of public utility, wrclrei He located in Mime record of the doings und. in Al. H. Webber, Editor Chcboy-'lcr hoi> *. ■ good delegation of Barry ion walkers in lhe United States. Hilver Tea ui th,, home of Mr*. Hertha state of Michigan have to .cdiisidei -- — Peniuylvanim has brem making fine rummaging through the cupitol garrets, gan Observer, Altlioug'H in hi* seventy-fifth year, j Bush. Wednesday i vcning m K o'clock. Has Known Lcounty biewler* may find it poadble to whether or no! the law u- to be m progress und is now at the head <>t n lie ran across tlu opmioiis fik-d by the to attend this state function. Mr. Jones i* barred from iMiriicipatinn1 Mr and Mrs Glen Williams of Hi" This Big Co. 40 Years big gas .company at Willn«ins|Miri, In u territorial court in several ca-e.«.- He in the.annual Thanksgiving manrthrm ; Kellogg Agricultural farm, Hickory tcccnt nulnber of the American Ga* told of some of them and they were siMmsored by the Hcait’ of America Corner* are tlu-.iuu-enu of-u 9' poui.J The following clipping Is taken PREBYTERIAN CHVRCi! SLNDAY. Walking league of Kansas'City. After boy. He hu* brrn named Keith Wei. " A.‘*ocbitio{> Journal ^iqicaied n flne qufte amusing. oqt and mb* a bank and sh<wt« a.i. from a teCeni Issue of the Cheboy ­ On Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock a photograph<>t Mr Heath, also Hie anlie had w»n two of tije three annual |dell. and grandpa and grandma Aflmn After Mulligan became a state, our ren; whether to that should be .4Vl,*‘“'m>uncvnv‘n: that he bas •’’■’'R made gan Observer and as the Michi­ musical program of high order uni Supreme Court’ judge- presided u> the ri*;»:i*:b;hty of supporting a , gan Mutual Windstorm Insurance- merit will be given in the auditorium contests, outwalking everybody, young say tlwre never, wa;-. a buy like liitn piv.stdcrit ot the Penn.-ylvan>a Gas judges in* various circuit courts in the Mr. and Mra'Rusrell Mutt, Laver.i. Co. of Hastings is publishing s|>c- i of the Fit st Presbyterian church of mid old. the ofDctAl* decided to keep of ability for the next 40 yea:* at state, and so-had the unique -distinction him ou: a* other walkers were getting I R« va and Elbert left Saturday lot .1 cial announcements in this papcr • Hastings expense of the taxpayer* or win* discouraged. • jntp through'the west They exta-ct to of passing upon their-own decisions a < wc arc pleased to pass it along to some method more summary, more Tip. .irti.U, who arc al! profeaalonal I circuit, judges. Tlieii then-.cnme crltl*( — — --------»-•-♦ --------------go to Tlte court and wilt veJ* Mi our readers. . yond that In its deterting effect „«l»\»uid -tars, have iwrformed in nil the cism ot tt.i- cour:- biw.iuM1 of am­ OBITUARY. * Mott's brother. Altfati in Wasliingtoi. be adopted by the lawmakers of this ' In a wither Ail umn in tills jiapcr up- krra* cities and over the radio. biguity. ilrlafw in enforcement rd the Roy Hinckley wa- lorn Jtltu- 28. 1891 They expect to i>- gone six Week* Mr on ot small mouth ba penrs a large /advertisement for the| Thc t'«»l»n>' includes Captain B. H in Carlton Twj>. and tiled <m Friday I and Mr* Met ! Clark are staying ut tii> etc In IBM *ome university tiro* : ■' Personally I am not in: favor of'tox- ami Um- Hards iuw. ft-ssors were charged with the rrspon- ;Michigan Mutual Windstorm Company.| **’*“ anrt Madam Hull, and their two evening. June 17. following an accident.' home during their <nhrearv payers supporting a man for 40 or 50 Hun Coruunkn «lMUty ol making Michigan law* more Tins cotapany has a lot ufjaihcy hold- j ■•nd talented daughters. Alice Hr lease* tri mourn Ins death his two --------> years at the taxpayers' expetue alter Powe* Company on simple They suecrcjid beautifully tn 1er* in out pan of .the Stat*', and should Iand Bt nlt» on- Hoy and Harold; his mother. Mr* I ORANGEVILLE. he has forctrited every rufit to-have River, and the reaultij making them motr difficult than b« • have a lot more, because it is one oil A11 *'‘o ,mc l-'o(xb lu«h clas6 music Mary Egcicrton and four brothers. Mr. 4nd Mrs. Garner Brown "I Kalanything }a do with or participate in Amounted almost, to the strongest companley of the kind in afford to miss tin* opportunity lore Among the change* they made Je*M'. Harry, Wdllahi and Charley • ainnzoo called on relative* at Uris place organized society A man who will tak*- cau«*d the Dcjoutment »«•<.<-»<• an was establishing county court* Hiram rxistonre and hxs never failed to treat |of *»«»«««« Music played the way you Hinckley. Funeral rervlces were helil i Sunday. ■ ' ' ' the life of *an innocent citizen, as i »»id. just bflow the dam to all fUhing :U policy holders fair and squme. Al- >,la“11 at the Walldorff funeral home June 20j A stirprlre party wa . given Mr mid forteiu thereby every possible vestige For a period ot five y,a:., all fhhlng Greenfield w;is tlw first judge in the ready it has. paid out ronsidcrable ..urn.* T,lv H,,n family are booked for enof right under any form of government, will be forbidden for a distance ot MO court cf .Barry county, and tin- first to lasers of property b> wind in our! Kagement:. at Buttle Creek and Lun*ing at 2:00 P. M. Rev. Adcock offietatlng ’Mrs. Heber Pike Saturday evening i>. trial took place In the lau office.of Is­ Burial in Fuller cemetery. i relatives and friends as rt fiirewi ll to be .-upporu'd by that government ot feet iwlow t aac Holbrook ot this city. The untver------------ ----------------------prnjv ;• :t,.. ................ IX w<i*vr to be allowed tp continue tin ignoblf.be mark'd The dam Mly pints■--.<>:* proiyAud tn put a stop, Hemerd has bcv-H fair and just, The ' Evurybody u given a cardial i^ivituSOUTH SHULTZ. I trip to Ireland Tuwiuy. Ail wi4*|£ lilr. TJiat my theory. cau-d in Dy the- Oj>*rrvrr knew and urau dealt tipn to uttenjj jhLs concert. | to io appeals, appcai*. und mill *b -A> made uiail'- it >1 au irart pur, of or editor ...... • of* ........ » auu Mr and Mrs. Fred GumbeM of Ak-'thnu n pleasant Journey. While 1 hirte nn'acrimony tn, my. gu county; the 111* that there could be fib appeal. *“•’ «>“' officers ot this company new n>n. Ohio, spent Sunday with Mr., and The Bourdo families uf tl|i* place. from a decision of a county judge! This I1) 110 years ago. as lit- wn.s Hicn cm* Mrs J W. Tedrow. | .-prnt -Sunday with reluHvi , nt ».«■» in i i nnr.ij I did not work p-11 A cal! ’ tor a new I P*<>yed on the Hastings Banner where Fred Horn ot East Landing spent "Marshal). Tftxnas E W’ator*. aged nearly tw. fconstitution for Michlganrtrtrrfflade in «*f their printing was done, and the week end with Mr. and Mrs. G. K j StnfTotd Hnthway and<4Amily. of j 1850. Barry county had the unUi'ue lie 1 • advising dealing with the com­ years, passed away at hi* home on .East Kenyon. Chicago spi-nt from Ttiursclav until Green St . on Sunday after .a long ill ­ I record of not recording it single vote pany because-'of hi* pjrronal knowl­ ness. during which Tils devoted wife, Mr and Mr-. Wilbur Olteon and Min,1 Sunday with Mrs. Nettle Broun of this in opposition to a new constitution edge ol tlieir way of doing'business and und son. Ray Waters, have given him! Gerald, attended the Cuppon reunioiKvicinity. Bottle | Ait.: 1957 tiir ■uprcnie court justices the stability of thecummny. '—Clnbuy- their tcndercst cure. at Gull lake Sunday I Mr*i Rhea Walters' and little r-on. ' 'I'lit ed to function aa circuit court genOlMcrvrr. Mila Ashby gpent Friday in Grand who lias spent the pint month with at th", Rapids. , her parents, Mr and Mrs. John Sindend court*. where U 8. Supreme OWNS BOOKS PUB­ Mrs Ada Horn spent M-ycral days; field, returned to her home ut Bultulo r.r*ni. Rev L L. Dewey officialing Bur­ Icxkirt justice* presided tn federal dis­ LISHED IN YEAR 1819 ial was in Riverside, Surviving ai;e the he I week with Mr*. H. Harmon in I Thursday. trict courts until 1891 When the MichiKalamazoo j The cigiith family reunion of (Im •ah. and «bn tx.-jd,., other r«teUv< * gun supreme fjoUrt consisted ’ of five Mr. and Mr.. Charley Krnynii and Cross family’ua- held at-Mi ,. Kin ta Down to Sterling Mr Waters wus a fine man who made Mr and Mr.. Haye* SponablrXd East1 England's place'st Gun lake Suiutay Ijuugt-s. they considered tiny were over­ Handed worked in rendering deciAon- in 500 Weeks From Hi’s Grandfather many friends during the yean, hr was Hastings visited Mr. und Mrs. Lynn I The day was ideal for such a entire Identified with the business inU-revt’s cum-., a year. At the present time eight Bisliop. of Rattle Creek Sunday । ing anil was enjoyed by all present. T and His Father (supreme court jqdp-s have given (W<l Mrs. Abbie Henson of Kalamazoo, { ------------- - « Sympathy ol the community. jdeci-ion* tn the part ftVr month*. Mrs. Gladys Henson of Rlthland and Pole Vault Record. J Strrling' Weeks brought to the Ban­ ner office and ^t t,s now in one ot our Mrs Eva McMurray ofO.-htcnfo uiw fzc Barnes of Fresno. Calif , hold* named to write ttye opinion of the window»*-£b interesting’set of books. callers of Mrs. Mina Kenyon Saturday ilhe official world pole vault record of Hitic" last week four, habit SHULTZ, or _ aft In each care brought ijt'lurv that Mr.-. Capitola Bolchler entertained 114 feet p, inches. dy. L-iter at a conference of all the •Encyclopedia. FREEPORT Harry.Ruvrur Mrs Arthur WUc-ui io|K-uiA. iinj inc mini June ii 17.. as follow*,: Mr. and Mis and wa* the third Amer- day. uunc 21 lb. Sack due* this opinionreal and thor- u,m edition ot till* British Encyclo- Howard Chax son anti sonCharics and Mrs. Lana Pound pkg. . . . e„,< j i»<t:.. It wa* published in 1819 by Mr. and Mr*. Samuel coIvin. 315 E Aw.-r <it Kalamazoo Thursday. wrller of the' Mitclwll. Atnc* and'While, of Phila- Dollax St a boy; Mr. .mrf Mrs. HcrMrs. Mary Gibson and Xxjtlic Kahler ‘ dtlphla. The twelve volume* are bound I‘han Ander.-on, 820 e Clinton st. n spent Friday In Kalamazoo und called <m Mrs' U-nit Acker .1; katlwr with numerous and beautiful kiri On Saturday. June 18. a xtrl ua. •Mr. and -Mrs C. Smith and grand- j ijdnuin There dis illu*tniuuii< made with »t<-ei engr.iv- j **>rn to Mr. and Mr*. Gerald Steinke son. Laurena' Tobias, uf Hastings; mg*, which are work* of art The printW Grand St. ins b. plain, but thoee who read the.-e • A!l °l the i’atients at the hospital are sja-nt Friday with Mr. and Mrs. F. । Horn. volume* which, according to their title.1 dmng splendidly. Frank Ram and so'n. Clinton, spent ««re nu», only cncydofiedia* but also .■1 Large Shrimp HKKOHY CORNERS. Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. 'dicti'inary uf m-u, and sciehccs" w<nd.T BEEF KETTLE ROASTS, j’ The Gospel Lent meetings conduct­ Charley Kahler of North Barry. ed by evangelist Virgil Green closed Pound GOOD WILL. ' dally, .dice 1819 These volumes ycre Sunday evening. V^AL ROASTS. ' One hundred thirty-seven were ut A large audience atTcndcd tlic fine ptMentcd to Samuel Week.*, a pioneer Tuna Fi»h Children's Day exercises held ut the' ~ Pound resident of Baltimore township. by i• M P. Sunday school Sunday The Kellogg school board has re­ church Sunday eve. Al! greatly jpNew York relatives They descended- to COTTAGE HAMS, lean and bone­ duced the tuition fpr foreign pupils preglate the help of tlic orchestra-and i • Rev Conklin and family for their fine i less, for frying or baking, yejtf-s ago and arc now'the property of for next year from 875 to ICO. Alxmt 56 attended the M. P L. A. 8. singing Sterling Weeks. - grandson of Samuel The L A 8 will serve*supper at the* at Mr* Bert Lawrences Friday. Salad Dressing ’ About twenty children from Kellogg parsonage Thursday evening. June 23.1 SUMMER SAUSAGE, 4 We have built our buai Reg. 25c Size school will have the privilege of at­ Thursday P M Mary Waters and' COST OF PilOHlBIpound . .. neaa on three important tending the Kellogg camp al Pine lake, her great aunt, Mrs. Lottie Shaft from I . essentials Traverse City, called al Ami! Bauch-, ' Justice Potter did not speak glowing­ The following figures given by Amns gotng this Friday. ly of tlic effect* of efforts by reformers W. W. Woodcock, the Director of Pro-, The Adult Bible class of the'M. P. man's. Mrs. Shaft and Mrs. Briggs were *clioolmatrf. ; to change the procedure of our courts. hlbitlon in the United States, flatly Homer Bauchman returned from M. I Not long axu the legwiatiuT appointed contradict the statemenu statrmenu so *o frequent frequent-’* • JH1,1,8 , w.5?r‘ E^*ar<l Camp•••'• • made k .. "Wet" propagandists .. . .. oeutha at ’Min Park. S. C. Saturday. ; a commiMion. largely of university pro- ly by i • and Midland Park. Saturday P. M. Mr*. Abbie Henson, tessnr* with the idea of making court the enforcement of this law 1* coating • । n1 <?POr8,i‘ Kraus will be JwatM* .L'.1U‘r&r>L Club Thur’d*y from Comstock, per daughter, Mrs. . j procedure, much lew involved and the government Million* of dollars. He i Harry McMurray of Kalamazoo and ’ {much more easily understood He statthat the total run coat o[ ot cniorceenforce- < a””noon •hl* wreck. , .......... —---------------------- ... ...... , states wtav lln- lulw 1 — ----------f Mr. and Mrs. Lacey Jones of Delton. daughter-in-law. Mrs Fred Henson.; jed that the result ot this effort had j ment from 1020—1931 wi» $284 IMJI24 We will meet competition. ;u*« to increase by 25 per cent pie’widch amount has been more than off*•: also Mr, and Mrs. Jack Wovxb ot Bat­ from Richland, also Miss Mabel Sisson 1 fromcaller* Hastings ’ tie Creek were Sunday at called at Amll Bauchwork or our supreme court, and by a’iret by collections from offender*, penman's. Mrs. Henson and Mrs. Brigg*1 w law- He.nry 33 and 1-3 per cent the work of alties. allies. and revenues revenue* from taxes on Hastings Monument “Where Better Food* Cott Lett ** ful and dutilled and fermenterf liquors. Mn> were school friend* 59 years ago. and •viuch furnished < total of IMS 588 - , n' /^‘“pman a luppy surprise on surely were glad to meet onCe again. Work* 5M 00 a net gain to the government of h * r bl rthcUy J mie J5th Justice Potter, one u tmp.-esMd w-.th PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER One ol the greatest dams in the , hu wonderful memory, hts clear think-' M^verv'2^Wn» Iha -w , -. Thf worW “ no*‘ about 1,000.- world will eventually transform 500,000' 1 jing and hu ability to dearly state hi, .““ ““01 acre* ot land, formerly tinder the Zuid-. news. er Zee into Dutch farms. j j Weekly Editors Plan Outing At Alpena IRONSIDE SHCE CO CERTO KERR CAN COVERS, Doz. 24c Dole 1 PINEAPPLE JUICE, can 16c ' Heinz PORK and BEANS 3 cans 29c FLOUR 4’7 Butter French’s Lima Beans, 3'lbs. for 25c Best Quality Meats 4 ff 1 HC PREMIER 15c 1 OC 4 Q1 3G Hire’s Root Beer Ext. 23c 17c 15c QUALITY SATISFACTION PRICE Friday and Saturday Specials at Feldpausch’s t �THE HASTINGS-. BANNER. WEDNESDAY, Jl'NE 31. 1833 < PAOB TREAS. POTTS MAKES TENTATIVE REPORT Earle Feighncr. Mrs Clyde Olbton and children ot Detroit spent the wergi .cud with their parents. Mr and Mrs ‘ Frank Feighncr. • • Miv IxiuLm' Showrrffian ot Hasting*; jand Min. Helen FurhOgj ,’of. Naahvilte j are leaving soon for/ European trip. I INDEPENDENTS DE­ I joi.n'uJ- *f>d Ru!lt estimates made to cov D - . no'“f -,r; l-nd.ing the summer ER FISCAL YEAR CLOSI FEAT NASHVILLE 2-1 ?1M! '««»<■« ■’ »>'»««•' here : ... v r Mr and Mr* Jofije-Jkihnson IWO JULY I dmson of B« Bat -, Get your teams together tor workite crick slant end witfi then Closely Contested Game Ends out* right away. Schedule re-opens 'parents. AMOUNT OF CASH With Spectacular Catch June 28. Sciredulea for the jM>t)x>nrd ! T*1? K of P lodge enjoyed a picn.c SPOTLIG ON HAND IS $845.67 , By Herrington nmr. .Ill l»- ..ulkd to neh ot >■•.» “'J'"'"!1'1,!' ... , ■ , । Mr and Mr. Percy p, iifbltl and' VALUE The Hastings Independents travelled Get the addresses of your non-resident ;fllnuly o! r4,:, d Ml Still About $1000 Due On Tui to Nashville Sunday afternoon where players from Harry Young Players in A«n-. HUrtacll Bunday and Mi.. E!;.-.i-: they croxMid bat* with the baseball all Wards call your captaln's^ltan- bclh ^'^'iil remained for a few tion From Foreign Student.-i —Made Payment On Bonds • nine of that town in one of the br- t tlon to.till* luitlce Francis- Showalter Is In .Ohio attendgames of the 'hcaaon. Hasting* sucAs explained tn Hrwitt IfoM* lead. <-ee«led,ln winning the closely con­ .. . 600 ! Mrand' Mrs Arthur Plocg and famtested game by n two to one score. Hewitt. 2 ...300.i1v of Grand Rapids spent Smidav with thc school Ixiartl treasuret. Ch Pemberton, pitching for tiie locals, Hammond. nnd Murtin. on the mound for Nash­ Bishop, 1 the annual meeting h<!*if ville. kept the hits well M-attcred Miller. 3 throughout the game. Hastings tiillh'd Lechleittv rit .400 j MiMur ffixt In the N-eoml frame when Me- Matthews. 1 “ 1 Cann singled, then was rent around Adcock. 4 1 ‘ * on hit* by-Moore and Pemberton. The Cogswell. 3 .3RI . Mr. ......and ... Mi, Clair .Brook.-. and hitvnl.-wtll cover the enttn other Hostings* counter came 'in the 375 :<*! Detroit x| Saturday ..... and Sun- July 1, next fourth wh<'ii Brown was Issued a pax.-, Thompson. 4 .375;day at the Arno.' Wenger home and Moon- and Pemberton again con­ Bush. 2 . 384- On Thursday nipht tlic lx>-. - of the nected safely Id scud in a run. Nasli- Burry, 1 333 Yourtg Pcoplc'u S.<i. ty of the Evan- into consideration, pn im vide xlioved n run across the jiiate Roberts, I .3’13: grlii-al church will play the bull t'enrii in the sixth inning when two mm Jolmsoo. 2 333;«(. the Woodbury i-hurcb • j which will b«- paid late/, i-caihed base *iii error*, one scoring mi Kennedy. 333 fa-laud W-. k-.amt An .-I Klrmir were 'into account nuikra tiie a lilt by Ounsline Any paNdblr tie Reynolds, TOO In Indiana Monday niwtii •In the iron*-wax choked off in Hie Main. 3 . ; • Di*bur*rnirnl*. riiipb Inning When Herrington made n Snyder. 2 292'vt'iting h<: i Administration—S a 1 a r 11 -|M-i’ldiulnr cutch of MxMin's long Adnamon. di Hr Into left held. '■ .-.ujitilb-.-i, transportation ,282 Hull. O. I Mr» Grace- Kl'-inhan .. an Elementary Education S.du William, left Monday f< Hasting* AB R ; arte*, suppln*. traiupnilaHaight. 2 Herrington. If . Uon of Supervisor «K;h-n. Karines. 3 Mr. and Mr-. K.fmcih M... Brniiiht>-it<'r. 3b’ i ta ">........... ’................ Boyes. 4 . 301 family and Miss Mabli- Mend o Leonard, ef sia-ciid Education—s a I: James. 3 .! supplies ; Barnum. 1 Hold Th McCunn. ______ I ‘ Opp’fy Room) .230'Arthur Mend oj McMillan. 2 .4150; 7.^7 7. __________ Mamie BnrriMUrltx and dnitgii- Intermedia’.,' Educat i Brawn, rf . n I Ijtrabee. 2 .238 ter of Rogers City visltctl relative Moore, 2b . I ami n j! Field, t .331 lixst week. ■ PcmlM-rton. p . Payne. L . 3 Alli’.. High Schi Dan-^ Garlinw u! Grixicnotiiih. - 2OT: Wenger und daughter Mai jwret -*>-r- ! 9-11-11-12*-Sidarte*. mipTotalI Skftlniori ...200jat (ake -Odes'..i FndAy night. j l'> ‘ "' transportation <o! Nashville AB ,H Jacutei. -. 200; Mrs. Charley N<;v, and Mr* Am: i Prawipj! and Aurtcultati Wood, 2b ... 0 Adair. 3 .182 If.utu.Ii -|H • • . . M Faust, M . <»iRo*c. 2 -172 PercyHMifold at Battle Cn- k , County Normal Education Ovensline rl . -.187; .Mr. ulM Mr- Ei.ner Nor-li:>i;> nndj —Salaries. Supplies . . A Marlin, p 1 j stiunm. —167 j Donna -.-.Are at' Kalamazoo Friday and jCo-ordinate -Ae’ivin»-*--SalB‘ Martin, ri 0< Biddle. .167 : Saturday. I ary of- Nur.-e. Supplies .. :li- j Auxiliary Ai'cnru-s—Library. o i Tasker. ...158 ' -Supl W. D. Wallace mid t Miimir, 3i> 2; Brail. 2 •arj Transportation brjiupiU . ...133|ters spent Sunday with nlVarney, c n | Herd. 4 Fixed Charge*.—insurance, Yarger. <• . Sandecn Surety Bonds for Sdpt -ID Mr. and Mr John Buis an- mo in.J. Johnson. Il .. SPOTL IGHT SPOTLIGHT Oj Ctsrf., 3 ................. 100J i luick to their farm. d. 3 .................. 1001 Xfiss - ' _______ Pfih. „..... •velarid". ■' VALUE^KSB VALUIE । Maurer. ..loo, Ohio '■ . Mr.. W. I). Operation <>1 Plant — Junl' tors' Salaries. Siifiplles. Fuel. Phone, Ga.- a: Wee-' LOCAL SHOE TOSSERS | Second triclty, .Water. Laundrv. Tldtxl Plane TunlpK BEAT CLYDE PARK 18-7 ; Mpinteniint of Plant R>itHh B!<u* ; ............... . upuw-p [Grand Rapid-- Thiry i*r<? mjoyin:’ a A Team Wins First League !<iniiiii<i; , Rep. on Plmnhinu I motor, trip through northern MichlGame-—Fairview to Play |«an and Wi -cniuin and upon their re­ HcaUuR Plant Replace zra it r* .1 • **** l|v'' 'be i:ig>ih'> iitiii ■ mbnt. CaWage. Replace ’ Here June 30 farm ,«•-! ot t:i*n.' The. •- iroin' lit r • I men1, of Furniture and Ai> Hastings' A-b-ain of horseshoe tf»s.... . ........ .•••-•. Mr«... paratta‘ ■Tl»Allcwn ...Im,,..,er. won its first contest in the Wiwtcrn Furniture. Albion Nel *m anH lumily. Andrew, Cajiftal Outlay Michigan Horseshoe Ecogue by derail­ t.mt ., U, th.u.M/ t,j.,, Playground. ing the Clyde Park club of Grand Rap­ Gntdimr. sid< walk*, etc .. “iand Mrs (fc-pn.'c.’Liioml*. Mr. and Mr , ids 18 to 7 in a Uxinlinu-nl then- day at take Houre field. Lur.d.trum and family. Mr. Debt Service—Ini <>u bond! Sunday. JufJe 215, the K. of P.' 1 . **’ [Williaiu Tliunday evening. No areniint of the and Mrs. Victor Lundstrum and son- Payment.-, on’ bond * game has been received ayyrl.show-ing Vcrmuiifville ut Vermontville. and Mr. and Mr . -Harold IVuh.. and Emergency Fund — Repairs the individual linger averages. . family. . on apiuratiL-^ etc. .? iiwon Esther James. Charlie James and El­ Rev. Wurtz offered prayer Sunday at don Oaks each won all five games while‘ A very pretty wedding jva* rolemTotal Dlxbursemcnt$ 127.034 02 Stunton and Roush, .-.iibslitupng in1 nized at tiir parsnruig,* Satunfay when fnilrr Albion that was brought hi re lor Receipt*. place of Moitiea ami Titus lost some CJan-nn' McKelvey was united In mar. Balance— Cent Fund July very dose matches, Slnnton won two1 rlage ultli Miss Lillian .Morgan by burial. Rosemary, Baer has the pneumonia,. I. 1031 ......... ............ 32>35.'il There Is a fine place for the tents.1 of Vermontville visited her mother, games and lost three while Roush won1 Rev. Fred King Thy bride and groom J, -jq,,. Miss Margifri't ITofTm^n «’f Bottle K- lher Dul Primary Mnney-*State 22.620.B0 plenty ot ground suitable for n ball Mrs, Wm. Cronk Wednesday. . o4ii- and Itwt four. • Creek spent the Wn-k end with home Mood beneath a ling*- la-11 amid pro-' o;inH. cmne to their ho Agriculidre. State*.... 870.00 diamond nnd tennis ground. The Tiie next leamu- gamc'wlll is- plavvd1 fii'lon of little bells und fancy decora-।•pend■ the ■ Miss Mabel Winslow has lieyn at* folks. • summrV. ' . — They both return County Normal • Stat? .. 3.000,00 livre Thursday evening, ,him- 30. when1 rie.ir. and Were attended by Mis.-. Edith / shore* of ine lake weni ideal for camp, tending High school at Band lake. She MUs Hafel Cronk came home Fri­ 1134 3B purposes. s6mc work mast be 4°nei;tX|*c<A to spend the suinmer with her day evening returning to per school nH,,t *!? m'P" and Mcrril- Two Nadivrtle children drank kern- County Normal—County . Tuition ' 13.51*3.38 before this site can be put in shape for parents, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Winslow. again Sunday P. M. Miss Hazel has Dunkelbergcr both of Uicr-y. Tl>ejM.ne Etidoy. Hairy Pierci' a summer camp for the boy.* and Rirls We groom Is the son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Harry -- -— ■ ... arc .... .pleased — ... to say Mlsi- Mabe! one more week before her school closes MBcellaneou:-—State Turticr who have been in the habit of attend- ■ graduated this spring. Cungratula- 'for the year at Mdskcgon, McKelvey of Maple Grove. Tne bride Alton Everet. son of Cleone ' RISK-BENNETT TO PLAY Monty, insurance rebates, mg the Barry county Y. M. C. A. lions. is « daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert the two youngster .<> who wen- taken Rent of Gym. etc., . 580.48 Camns. One special aiWantagc of this Morgan of Dowling. She was gnwned in TOURNAMENT HERE Pete Eckman and Mrs. Iva MVCor- Window, is quite poorly. severely ilj. Dr. Morris was .called in location will be that those attending' . £»|M-nhag< n blue silk crepe. The young ••uch , case- Th-.- children are making Scleral from this way arc attending TotrffReceipt* .... .8127.870 89 the camp will be by themselves. There mlck were married last Tuesday. TIm-v Quoit Pitching Stars to Meet couple will make thejr Mme with t'.uTotal DUbim-cmi-ht . 127.034.02 are few cottages on rtiis lake, so there arc residing on the Pcrcey Winslow the Advcntisr camp Hireling being held groom's brother on a farm near Lacey. Rev. and Mt*. S J. Francis and son. ut tlic fair ground at Hastings. In Seven-Game Series and wiU by little tn divert Un in from their I farm. Congratulations. Mr. nnd Mrs Julius Paul of Battle Jack, were at Grand Rapids Friday . Biilance .. $ mY«7 own program, which. will be busy­ . Creek. Mr- Agnes Pun,<11 of Hastings. Trick Shot Display Van Grlbben di ffiii Artxir enough under Dad Angejl's leadership Arrungemi nt# have . bes-n completed Mr. and Mr* Will Gillespie. Mr. nnd the week end with his molhei every day while they are at camp. The by the local iHirscshoe club to stage a Mt.-t. Adcibert Reynolds and Mr and Anna Gribben. outlook from the ground where tin­ Mrs. Leo Reynolds weir guests of Mr. :seven-game match between Jimmy Lloyd Evert* was at Grand Rapids tents will be located toward the lake and Mrs. Orville Puna'll Sunday. . ' ftkk of Montpelier. Ind., and Joe Ben­ • Friday. affords a charming view. A, good Wy extend a .cordial invitation to nett of Congerville, 111., July 1. Both Fred Warner enjoyed the Kroger bathing beach Is not far uv/>' from . of tl»cN‘ young men are leading pro- everybody far and i'vur io come to1 ,banquet TliurMlay night at the . Puntthe camp. It Is believed that it will • fdHulonrfl player,; who have won repu­ the Durfee .school Iioum- Friday eye- Hind Hotel. Grund .Rapid-. not be difficult to make a bathing tations fur thrmwlvt's in national iilng. June' 24, ut 8:00 o'clock a.- n ’. ' Miss Ruth BuN-ctt of Kalamazoo is bench on the siuire. of. the camp site, well known Barry couniy. man will cuih|M'liHun. Alter the match Risk will spending the week at home, but will (Continued from page one) itself. . speak on rctmomlcs. • (five hLs exhibition ol trick shou. The Kellogg Foundation were very] Kathcryn Hunt and Edith Wilkins return for the stuntner school. Miks Elizabeth, Gibson of Battle this purpose twenty-two cottages and fine in volunteering to move the Y be-1 of Hustings gre taking a trip to Wash­ Creek sjielit the week end ai home. a large central building, which will be longings frdm the ojd camp to the ington. I). C. this week. Miss Anna Mm-yms entered i» busl- used for offices, kitchen and- dining new site on Stewart lake. They ar-! nuaiic Hunt Is eiucrtalnlng- his cousins from Owomo. ' Gerald Wal­ ness collent- ut Buttle Creek Monday. room, indoor games and exercises as rangviUwiih the contractor, who put Mi*s Effa Deane of Kalamazoo is ti'ell as housing the stall, have been up the buildings for the Kellogg Fotinworth and Durwood Blake. vuiling her parents. Mr. und Mrs. Will constructed. Every cottage has a beau­ dation at Pine lake to trans]*ort and Mrs. Mary Rice came Tucwlay to tiful frontage toward the lake, n* does set up all the property at the new make un extended visit with liy-ixm. Deane. Mrs. A. T. Ixifdahl's furniture wus the Central building Ail the ground location at Stewnrt lake. Tin- Foun­ Edd, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Rice and daughter. brought here WedncMlay from Wll- formerly occupied by the Y Camp is dation officers regretted as much a»Veto, sjrnt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. mette. Il); Tiie home on Wellington now utilized for the Health Camp did the Y that the new uses to be made. . buildings provided for tin- children of the Lindsey site on Pine lake would Jra Hurt near Oratigi'ville. Mra. Hart St. is being remodeled. Dr. nnd -Mrs. Stewart Lnfdahl and whom tiie Kellogg Foundation will make it impoxsible for the Y to have IS .MTiOUSb* ill. Mrs. Mary Rice sjient the day with . wm and Carl Brown were al Grund bring to this camp. Tlic boys and it.* camp on those grounds hereafter.! Rapids Sunday afternoon. girls-taken to the Y Camp each year The Kellogg Foundation is not only in-' Mr. and Mrs. James Wilcox of South­ Mrs. Charles Denmontc underwent are by no means handicapped physical­ forested in the Boy Scout movement.! west Rutland. an operation Tuesrlay morning. ly. as one would soon discover who but also in the Y. M. C. A. and has! might visit their camp. They are a shown its Interest in both in a very very lively bunch. Those who will be Tiw- first meeting of the Health class Mrs. Beatrice Gotten and .... Mrs. brought to this place by the Kellogg substantial manner. The fine spirit' will be held July eleventh at 1:30 nt Ealhel Houghton and son Allen attend­ Foundation are of a type who need shown by them in aiding the Y tothe Hendershott school house. All the ed the missionary mectliu- at the home quiet, with restful surroundings. So tnove their property Is also an evidence I Akron Surgical Hosiery ls> of their helpful attitude toward the I women and girls who wish may attend of Effie Lehman Thursday. these classes. The above date was tne Mrs. Lorna Knowles and baby Mymn room on the Lindsey groynds for the Y Y and the work so cflicldntly curried made of fine textured silk and only one left for us. Lou ot Freeport called al Bilks Cotton's Camp, it would be unwise to attempt on in Barry county by Dad Angell. I may be worn underneath mod­ Thy . new site Is accessible by. good, O CLOSE OUT our re­ The LA8.-.upper attendance was Saturday P. M. to have the two different groups of ern stockings with no unsightly much better and the ladies appreciate Mr. and Mr.*. Floyd Kimble and chil­ Children have their summer vacations roads. One can follow the Hastings-j maining stock bl' dinner 'warp, we are bulging or ridges. It la seam­ your- patronage and sincerely hope it dren Dick and Betty of Woodland and on the same jpnunds at the same lime. Prairie vine road to the turn south of[ Yankee Springs toward tjie old Stewart teas. which means greater com­ will continue. They voted to change the Mr. and Mrs Chas. Darby and Mere­ quoting such REMARKABLY LOW PRICES A committee ot the Barry county Y. price to ten cents for children and fif­ dith. Iris and Glenua spent. Wednes­ M. C.-A. organization has been look­ farm. The entrance gate to the new' fort. We carry—and correctly site is only one-half mile up this side, that those who are in need cannot help but teen cent* for adults. Tills will make day evening ut Cleo Sears'. ‘ fit—a. complete line, both In silk ing over available sites that might be It much easier for people with fami ­ Cecil Curtis and family and Mr. and secured at a moderate rental, where a and heavier linen. Surgical take advantage anti secure such dishes as The natural beauty of the new I lies and we hope, it will bring more out Mrs. Loyd Curtte of Grand Rapid.- new Y Camp could be located. It will hosiery is very beneficial for grounds can be enchanted by trim-; during the prevailing condinons. spent Sunday at Myric Curtis'. Ewtlda not be iKBSible to arrange for such a they need while they can be bought at so ming the fine trees on the site. Wlicn • swollen, bruised or sprained Mr. and Mrs. John Engle of Hastings remained to spend a few days. camp this year, but it was thought everything is done an# a well is pro­ law a price! Included iii this sale of dinner were Sunday aUemoon callers at A. C. limbs or joints, and for varicose Mr. nnd Mrs. Benton went to Chi­ best to locate the grounds and do vided. the Barry county Y. M. C. A. Clark's. cago last week after a granddaughter some preliminary work, so that the will have one of the best campjng sites veins. Our service also coven ware are hundreds of pieces of the finest Mr. and Mrs. Chas. VanVrankrn went wlto returned with them to spend tht new site could be utilized next year. the correct fitting of abdominal to be found In the stale and one well to Kalamazoo Saturday to attend the English Porcelain, priced as low ns the com­ The Y committee were fortunate in supports, surgical belts, and Cleo Sears and family. Mrs. Ruth j finding a desirable site on tlic north adapted for their uses. wedding of Mr, VanVrankena cousin. mon kind. Qome in and help us dose Akron Mechano-Form Sponge Frances Bundage. to Stahley Stewart, a Cunningham and son Denn and shore of Stewart lake, in Orangeville, PRATT DISTRICT. Rubber Pad Trusses Ask your graduate of West Point. Charles Darby, nnd family attended the on the farm owned by Mrs. Stuart them out at qur expense. ‘ Mrs. Edgar Mead called °n Mr. and Mr. anti Mrs. Chas. Hendershott and Lcpard reunion at Lake Odessa In the Mullen. Mrs. Mullen was very gracious physician. Private fitting rooms Mrs. Elzy Mead of Morgan, also on I Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Shantz attended park there Saturday. j ftlld seemed glad to accommodate the Mrs. Emma Lusk and daughter. Min- j tiie Hammond family reunion at Oull Harve Hill and family of Galesburg IY In this matter, giving them tiie The Prescription Drug Store lake Sunday. und Will Hill called on Allison Hill ■ privilege of access to the grounds nle. at the home of J&r. Riley In Watch for the date and.be ready to Saturday. • chosen and seeming to be glad to have Maple Grove Monday. Mrs. Lusk was; go to the Sunday s hooi picnic which Mr and Mrs. George Scars visited at ' a place that could be used for such a ,so’me better but still confined to her] Will be held a* soon as haying Is over. “Complete How Fumiehen” the home of Crowel Hatch's near;good purpose. Dad Angell, secretary! notion, Mich. Tiie Children's day program was fine. Nashville Sunday. jof the Y. M. C. A.. Investigated this;1*41 and Mr- RHcy Is in very poor TELEPHONE 2226 HASTINGS, We all enjoyed the fine music by the Aunt Anna Curtis, who has been site thoroughly and Is enthusiastic j health. Vivian Kellogg was assisting j Conklin family and the parts taken by sjx-nding a week til Lake Odessa re- 1 about it. as were the oilier officers of; Minnie with her household duties, the little folks. . • , turned home. ' -................... association and Ute committee. > Mrs. Glen Satterlee and son, Lynn, Sporting Items Ward Team Schedule Io Keopen June 28 1 Allegan Independents Overwhelm rythians A ....... r..... CAMP SITE FOR Y. M. C. fl. CHOSEN fine lectured Seamless SURGICAL HOSIERY Special Extraordinarily Low Prices on Dishes Miller furniture Compant �PAGE FOUR_______________________ ____________________________________ THE BASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE IS, IMS The Hastings Banner!; of the state of Michigan you have to j be supported- clothed and housed: fuel must be furnished for your comfort. COOK i»BO8., Kdilau. _T_______ , attendants must be employed to look 8EVFJ.TR tear [after you. probably for a period of 40 i years. I would-not doubt that it will | cost the taxpayers of Mlclilgan 140.000 to >50,000 to take care of you the rest of your natural life In Michigan • • • “Personally, I am not In favor of tax| payers supporting a man for 40 or 50 [years nt the taxpayers' expense aft«-r Views and Opinions; What Others Say ‘This and That Bunker- Hili. First Battle of Revolution. Deadly Fire of Patriots. Moral Effect on Invaders. Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Mr. and Mrs. John G. Nagler of . South Haven were in the city Tues­ One hundred and fifty-seven years- day and spent a short tlmeswith her this June mere there happened ,C’r ...net™.. ago mis napironea an event Xvl flnal^rtliin Of' th?'k,l0Wn tO ev‘CT* r<f,'A>1 chlld 1,1 America sister. Mrs John Yarger. John O To JJitni mu X,El" m “"hL-h,c h“lhn,w h|m flew in ami out,at the court house and supervisors in rejecting this work. This I in being an American That, on Main St. shaking hands with his Hnt orSXr old friends. They were on their way to M. A. C. to.attend the graduation a H.’ L2LE lthe ftrsL Ot ri* of their wn, Victor. ---------------Incidentally ----they All of which makes im wonder why' r>-v.,— ----- --------------Anally of the drya .are so sharply op-, Fverv bov and ciri born or tanaht In ri^ri a wonderful yield of fruit posed to a national referendum on pro|h £ rrt”n ,hel«- n,1<‘ lake »h<w l«wu iu n nniiuiiui rviccriiuiim vu RitEi: months I anything to il<» with or participate in hibltlon. Thev insist it means areturn I J 1 '?' f “ rm and n big crop ot cherries farm and a big crop ot cherries Just just hiblllon. They insist It means a-return I ' i organized society.'A man who will take of tlic saloon*. Not ut all I! the people ,little army of patriot* who dar<-d to abmn ad_ <o .)|ck * ocT^iPK ivwrnv drtl what waa Uen Uw imlut millMr Mra Manner Ftlrwn. Mra. •- i the life of an innocent citiarri. a* I saui. given tlic right to express themselves , tXSIS 7' f oH' ‘S" damo. Arthur CroUrnn. Aim,. Joh.mon, muKi'i1 forfeits thereby every liossible' vestige on the question. vote “No" the Congress , hrw dneendant. m.aht th, hm in a M,ude ho^A... Evrl,„ j„hn. shall accept, and. we believe moat । of right under any form of govern­ gladly; the mandate uf the iroople. So w. -h a»d Holm Micha.l atlAndnl Urn i L <raduailiut nap'll Blodtrh h.«. ment.'to be .supported by that ■ govern­ long as W^.arc a government by ma- , ? -gtrtisttfti HATH ^o’? 1 * 7 m'«t Turwla, n,J;t. MU Kalhrnm( ment or to b«- allowed to continue an jority opinion wc can see no reason for murutlon aw. an,,,, and they arm lni^a, , J,mbcr lhc c,.„ apposing any plan that attempts honIgnoble life. That is my theory " about W be merpoanrd b, mrc w . Woodbury ot A.tw.Ulr. North ratiy to register this opinion, Personal- , Possibly, however. Judge Brown- U ly wc favor the referendum idea and jahrlmlni number, ot Um br.t trained c,^,„ who earn, to O.and Bapid. mistaken In assuming that the coniict-[ 1 hall'voteNo'"%ut‘that’tart shouldn't ;trootw or Eurota- eharwma wild bay-, flir lhc .unuae, furniture wumm. wua p""" to"««“-« a wr. .«> m« w. R..c<»k ed killer will remain in prison for 40 i cause us to dppone giving our neighUnder Um liberal MM,Man itmr "» "«'« nwdma ol Im. J" ! J»" »' "'k , , and «... _n»y j to,"m,tl*“ X . ............. ,, ...mle ,.,l.ev the averaee conflicting ™r. our-views may be_ ue Upon upon dntln.- the anm,,^ ■Mrtm, poll,, ll» •«>»«<• | UfcortI,*WBWa_a^0Ue-|tt(5E during the action but afterwards, dur- d^n who Htivi ing the retreat, when the warriors for Kropps ... sisters, life M-nteitce-ranges from 12 to 16 years. ucan-Tnbune — j. Mrs. Vrddrr pnd Mrs freedom had neitlier bayonets to <ic- Gaskell, left Tuesday Ttiesoay for lor tncirnmnc their home al ut Ridiculous though i< M-ciivi. Marshall lend themselves, nor irowuer for their ;j.-t smith Artfansas HAPPINESS. would probably remain longer behind deadly marfcamamhlp But though in Mlw WlnUrrd McUavy la home from ... tho bar* It lx- had been convicted of 'n Had pretty hard going the other the techmeal[military sense tiro out-1 co n ( .g t . u t Chicago for tiro summer vuday and went home tired und dis­ second-degree murder and given a couraged. Then wtiat do you suppose coiiie was scored ns a defect for the pa-1 cation job rm.vn.vo minimum sentence of say 30 years. we did after dinner (supper. it used to trim*, white they did have the power to ’ Dr and Mrs. H Irvin Woodiiead of I Judge Brown did Ins part but the bei? Just thii: Played checkers with figiit, they dealt Mich blows to their.Bradford. Pennsylvania. vHltc<L tlwlr enemies as had nn effort on all the j cousin*. Harry and Mila Walldorff j Michigan law degUng with first degree!lour red-headed sdven-y'car old Philip rest of thU|J Monday. tiie w.r war. Indeed it I. is «1. only now. fr(JJn 1 Boy. that was the happiest hour of the. j murder docs not -pcrmjt full Justice to,i week. Hc knew more checkers twice alter these many years, that hillitan THE BALANCING. ACT BEGINS! TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. over than we did at his age and of historians are able to calculate this moral ctlrcrfof the Battle of Bunker Thia week the problem of meeting course we beat him but we won't tn The following were graduated froth tiie government's huge deficit becomes nnollu-r four or five years. At we sat the Barry County Normal Thursday: A WORD OP WEIX1OME. there watching the next mores wc a reality as the largest peace time tax [ couldn't help feeling what a fool we 1 Wr wish Uf extend our greeting and load m tiro history of the United State:, had been to think what a lot of takes effect. . ! welcome to the Adventists who are here trouble we had during the day. A man ho H.d'd ,! Ry»»cairns. Ullian Whitture ™ • worth. Katherine Bowler. Bernie.So far the deficit ha* been vague and .*?atr conference The appear- who can sit in hta own home and X sX-er ofnXmt ™, X ,lza Mdntyre. Ann. Thomas. unreal; a subject for discussion. Sums ia,u’' ,he tent cl,y on lhc. ffttr match checker moves with his little boy act'S act.cn a* trie subpet of |>ocms and Thetv.u-nir!,r«>» rssinp,,. that run up into the btlbon* are beyond «»•»'»*-' L. an annual summer even*, doesn't know what trouble is. Happi­ inspiration for patriotic sprechre Now " ‘ ness? It 13 hllCaround us. if we shall compreheiwon. But lhe stupendous! *" »®»*Un|P<. Members of this faith have Just go and gen it by the nape of the reality ot the vast revenues necessary [ S“m‘' **** ,rn<n a11 a^Uorw of Michi- neckZ-NorthvilM Record. r • inffurji.e on a.ter events and wa.» one; u,iuiai. vtend • ■ to bring the income and expenditure ol «-•’ «nd p', n fron‘- neighboring state' I »«.<«•«»« । suiiA ..i iMam- RIGHT OF PETITION. The group of farmers, who favored the county agent were m(ffs disturbed over the fact tliat they werwjdcnicd tlx- MEN’S BROADCLOTH DRESS SHIRTS A Genuine Broadcloth Shirt, full front pleat, full cut and full length. Pearl buttons. All sizes, 14 to 17. Price Sec East Windo our National government into balance , T,1<- *lncerity of these meetings and • ...r.i-r-i™.,rf I, "*111 act “* ’oastnuuter at Uro Alumni once arain will be ulainlv felt as the u,r manner in which Hwy are conductR 15 a |Rt,c difficult to understand, ^It’w-d! uTr..,!.!.tXr ‘'r tau*’*1 ot Manch^tcr High schunl once again wiu ue plainly -tell a.*, tne. ' :observing the common feeling for hur- Banker iSl Hc nnd .Mr- Field will prcxiure of tills burden begins to bear i r“httW won milcH K”°d will. Tlic dele- . rjcant.-Hlt British Honduras or a flood- Bunki r Hlil. General Sir William Howe Tliurxdav ' *»" Uiilr ‘ down. All of us arc glad HwJjudget is tar‘‘’N* of /*o»’>e *e like to led China, why men occasionally wreak British troops, and every student of ; TllurM1 IV balanced (or will be 1! and when Con- Mc rctl,rn <'«ch summer. We wish them (far greater havoc by warring on each j other. If the spirit which well* up in ■Instory is familiar with tin- covm: mi-.-,‘ev.( Henson of Kalamazoo wns grev. can steel tl-veff to the utter neces- i «“««• ,n t>ir-worth-whiir work. I time of natural catastrophe were con- xnrers aimed at Howe as a dawdler H;> lhl. BU„t ,lf h,.r C0Ulln Mx„ Wimffl.(1 :-ny of reducing exiieiMcs by a few | slant, the problem of pence would -be delays arc given us one of the chi. f McUravy. over Sunday. Hastings, Mich |,r? ” rwl »UP‘ Mz' •' R Lawton of AnPhone 2266 i greatly simplified. million dollars more) uijd will feel I WELSH TOSSES IN HAT. inrir t» iK>|ir. nnvertlielexs. iH-vviiiroirM. that uui men m--ri , * a- ;n-'‘ hl,n N"» the keen mill- . b(lrn Indiana, are guests of Hro for’ There is hope, more confident of the future with the' Georg* • Welsh, city nwnafcer °f' some day will learn not to be deceived! ‘“D* im^v.st sees the reason for Hnw? . rill.r , parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. realization that our Federal treasury J- ......... -..o.herwi^ unaccountable unwilling-j Unwton alM1 oUrr rpiatncs. Mr treasury■'[,Grand Rapids. has announced, so -we by--------------propaganda calculated' ............. to generate; ' is not running behind inilltons of i read, that he is willing to offer his ! hatreds; that time eventually will bring exi to Piffrs the frequent advantage- ( Langston has been stljferintendent of the Auburn schools for four years. - -- each ■ ■day — — dollar.-, Nevertheless as -thei | services to lhe State should the Michi-;a lastmn realization ot brothcrhoxi.l V™ ‘£7 ^"7?° Wa’,,in“t<”1 Mbs Genevieve Rider has returned needing no disaster tn make-us fc<-l tlwi Howe, before taking over, the chief ahoulder .'traps of this overloaded debt, ga,, public rise up and voice a demand human bond —Miami Daily'News . ------------ [from Kalamiuoo where she graduated jxick cut in there will be many guestloiu I mat Iw run for governor. Somehow or I Monday tram the Western State Nor­ FIFTY-nVE YEARS AGO TODAV GE1T1NG AN OPEN MIND. to niL'Mcr. In 1937 the cost .of majo:1 * other wc feet that this generous over­ Tffcir U being erected u fine schoolI mN school. . In the Miss Florence Leach of Levering, ixiuw mm-e m me towwhip of Hastings on deportment*. bureaus and commissions tun- to the state will not lx- greeted ’ People engaged in the business of. as the Michigan, is spending her vacation I the State road.. which is known a of the. government amounted about lwltj, ,ny witve of enthusiasm. Even if competing * with Hip activities of the! ASA PECK WILCOX WRITES modem world find... it necessary tn I '■with her paients. Mr. and Mrs Rol- Fisher school two bilfion dollars per year l^r the ■ thrre were reason for changing boas change their minds quite Often. Fort In honor Ilin* Leach. • ’ *--------of* tlw nomination ‘ ~ of* 'Hayes To M L Cook find the Hastings Ban­ current year the c<M will be more tliani jn nild-strcam. so to speak, wv can I years Henry Ford was convinced tlqi*. I Mrs. Ellii Lake of Constantine U the and Whetler the Banner office was. ner; I MI ’ LOYMl .\T„ ItueM of her parents. Mr and Mrs M. beautifully trimmed with Chinese Ian-1 At Hie list and seemingly most enthree billion dollars. Jt b a strange [ think of many other candidates better' one model of a'niotor car was sufficient I terns and illuminated Friday night. i Joyabk- banquet of the Hu.stigR» High H Burton. . sir. and hardships. coincidence tiiut tlu- increaM-amount- qualified to assume the offigr of chief to satisfy the transportation needs ntj On Thursday night the barn ol Pars­ School Alumni Aasociatton. a speaker, millions of persons Then Iro found it , Donald Kerr of Kunwis City, Mrprei\‘nt melancholy. ing to more than one billion dollars is executive than' the stormy politician necessary'^o add more models. Now*; jjw.uri. is the guest of his parent-;. Mr. ley Otis tn the township ol Rutland whom I know to be truly a friend of Jiiit slightly more than the anUrtjiatedj fr0ni Grand Rapids. But Michigan hc adds four more cylinders, building was struck by lightning nnd literally mine, seemed U> have gone far a und Mrs. C. A. Kerr. consumed, with Ins valuable stallion, “Field" in her (nrLs and before 1 leave revenue from mw taxes! The manufac-piocsn l need n change <*f governor*. Wc both four and eiglit-lunged engine* i luiriw.-s anti other contents. l.<r* will tiiiu ciHiimunily I wish to make corTHIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Hirers sales tax is supposed to rat-4- ^can do no better than to kr*n Uro one Perhaps the biggest stride Mr Ford I ever made in Hie manufacturing game Prof, and Mrs W. G. Bauer of Eaton probably exceed Sl.JOO apd was insured reC’ion.s to .vmie of her .Matementa reaboql a half a billion dollars! Since •*<■ have. Ro our reaction to the Welsh was when lie acquired an open mind1 in tiro Barry and Eaton but we do not,■ gardfcg the- first tgotbaU team coached Rapids are viidting his parents. .Mr. 1927 thi: in.: ol veterans dd‘ ' offj-r i>. "stay in Grand Rapids. XV upon the subject of "what jicoplr willi ■ by. L4ui‘> qp&jlytar and John Kelctuim and Mi;- l- H Bauer in this city. Prof know the amount. minirlrwtion hies incrcnyd by four- WcWi. your city needs your valuable buy," And when a rtinp with as high! The following supervisors were pres­ <Facts. Ixiiila Goodyoor was cihicJi-l.eon Bauer and hi.s bride Of U’Sciht; a financial rating as Henry Ford find.' hundred million dollars and tiro army service.* more than the-state.*' Minncrait:i., nre expected in Hie city ent anti answered roll call: Thomas H John C Ketcham had charge ot tramit necessary to acquire the Changeable Bartram. Assyria: Henry Houghtatln. (tomorrow morning to viul them. ing taijlr and was first subsUiulei in . and navy deparlfftent costs have been state'of mind, certainly others can! Tlwi Mi.-.’cs Clara Hendershott and Baltimore; ----------- - Wm — -P. Sidnam,' Barry, ■ which I was pictured cm having killed boosted'by about ’wo hundred million afford to do the same thing. If they re­ Margery KcabUs; by request, will re- • Jacob Odell. Carlton; David W. Smith. a chicken and u-ed the blood to stain A WORTHY REPRESENTATIVE. dollar.;; Huts'the total of tlirae two] main in business, they must, it would , (.. .it the recital given by HicmWn May. ■ Castleton; Pleiades Brown. Hastings my football -suit und then to have»' Kctcluim u; items sirfcv 1937 is" more, than a hun-i L"oij|^i.w-man oin seem.—Birmingham Eccentric • urimand. wd-T the. gencrid leading the ■ fe-fore the Hastings Musical club next’ township. Travers Piiillliv;. Hastings rolled in the mud' Farts: Goodyear dr.p nullum auttary l„ 'ut ,lr lucvlay evening, June 24 al Hie club1 city 1st and 2nd wards. D G. ItnbinI British Vsault on Bunker hill Like the i-xur. and will b- assisted bv Mrs R.son. Hastings city. 2nd and 3rd wards; and Ketcham were hint on ferocity THE pROESBECK SPECTRE. alap^,,.! aumum Inun Um “Urql "«»««"“• "«»-f - Speculation continues about whether! [’I’5,ve *x' he charged with I v Hcmlershotf and Miss Agnes M. Augustus M Annan Hope; Aaron J. In those days fiercem-sx not cunning was the aim of Hie coaah l... mauut.etumd pmAteta- cm.l’’"" •ATOM ™n|»™,Uan Gov Bruckcr wtH have^Mrtnponrnt In'‘J1* a!“* ------ . .. Lowry Miss Lowry has been .-ludy-; Walker. Irving”. Lovi M Dewey, JuiinsLearning that down ui>tie wilds of . . , , „ ' certiliratrx when the question came to Hie primary for the Republican jiomi- 'if adful slaughter of hu tn»i» from gre>. might-have >asvd a hundred mil- j * iiik the cornet at Oberlin Conservatory town; Adam Wolf. Maple Grove; Baltimore was a nest of wild-cats, tiwy nation for governor.and always Ex'■ 1, ‘ deadly-_<irc of t.w patno. riflemen of XfuriC for the |»aat ycur. The enterj Janie* W. Houghton. Orangeville; lion by consolidation pf the army and: ’ ... . Gror'beck appears' a* rather mor.’’-doubt Nerer - had Ik seen tplnment promises to be one of great John J PrrkUU, Prairieville. Janie.'. D delegated me to bring them in so that « by t„tU«* tom। »' '-1“™“.- Gov. wc might have the meat for training than-a •possibility M: Bpickcr h.u 11 ,',c.funl\e ”ur^'iinanA,1ip, Every, pleasure. . I Briiiuiin. Rutland. Frederick W CoL table. Putung on my new footbull suit u..-. Wllnm ttrn not been able to play double Aufficicntly th? patnut com-, Mp,s Gertrude Slingi-rland of ElyriaZ lin.;. Thornapple; Ira Stowell. vWooiL * 'that die cats might not scratch my c-umtma. 1... alM, au.bon.rt >™,,nri <“>" to avoid making some opponent* not i n“.,'d R|>id your .flr,‘ ?•. ypU i’ Ohio, t* expected on Saturday. SHv land: Zebulon B. Hoyt. Yankee. ir<JU j w,.n( torth nt nM|hl urt<_r v.n*~. ”f th,'ir eyes, and how well the haa b«vn engaged as teacher in.Hie Springs. tut mil-*dfbt ,1" liH- United States or Hi- to jay enemies Oddly enough tic L* ar-! to, bring tn those wild cats. The blood • whose*: vc,’’Van* lhenweive* any permanent cured of bring arbitrary; but this uJ oHnnunre wa.s obeyed EMroctally had scluxils of that city for another year ------ 1----- --- • *• -------- • ion my suit was wild-cut blood raaulling true should not incline, anybody to fa- 'in- Anwrtcan marksmen t*-eii tool to un increase in salary ■ A u-ril-v i *ro'Kl' A,,<’r t,‘c Hrst flu'h .‘•te'ffUinR v«r Groestxyk who'was not only arbi- *'.“'k ?l!. ;.'e BrK“h officer?, and well at The i from my having plucked tlw head from .Mi < - Bertha Pflug. Mildred . 1 -t this a livc wlld'e“' *>'h ”i> bare hands. t rioubl- rnd,d “nd ,llf’ ''’‘,d of re|»vment bc- trary but tyrannical. Mr. Bruckcr lr • H1'^ their work and Etta Patton. Anna Trumper and [ T«" f'wl jackasaca-ncw /get ; " rt„tw ' 1 ' . and the mud 6n tiie suit was frpm the ■ , <an to make itself felt—What then? earnestly striving to reduce costs ol Hovre escaped but tiro nvd. ni nub ­ Gertrude -A.-i.t to Detroit r*.tn>it i ddrilic-<[•< rtrutlt- -Wrhtwnrlh Wentworth went I* . pursuit of said cuts ihrouuh Uie boss And as Saturday Ttw former vUUing Mt 1 Were tPU together with a puce of ’ min.s , ' state government ,,ary “ uthoritics are nf the opinion that »tioutdcr I ri11’ ,nw*snrc-4Us prrjwntwl to Congress ; and* mires, I could.not let tiro impres­ "**’'** th'' 01 *.m ‘propped that Hro bonus pay^i'i|t' be ■ It waa under Mr Groesbeck that I Ch-mens and Monroe rra ndn, topethat Gobdvvar ■ and deficits in the state treasury trogun ; -‘wghter nt h» mm The Britlah Miss Ida Bijfch. who is attending the'Said one to tlw other. • "You come sion prevail ; financed by printing additional money. Ketcham had a man on IhciF-Mitlmll Gov. preen came in with a treasury h>d n*""; b« n traim-d to-hoot Chicago University, returned to tins tild save “““ ' Biff government.' cail t meet their ,ob- irone than empty by *evcra! millin'*,lh »«uracy; tax r< lunre wx-on the city yesterday and will spend the sum- ’While I u«ke a nibble at tills new- learn who wduld use chicken blood to furlough : stain u suit; and further the reference.! mnung ■„> tn.- pmlincxjollan. Mr ,i,n..,,rk. -lale adminAnd irnnx.r HUI Hr nn.r trier vacation with her aunt. Mrs. c. ’•> my missing a train to get n shoe set a chance to use it until the pall ■ h.'.r IM..UW hard wlu.l, him .b « “ 1 "> ■ “ ? " “ “ ' u I. won't, .-.aid the other. "You v""‘c । -shine t ier many and Russi in Allegan -Facts 1 never hud a „,ilu,r .uUwnir mrr nA Kmmcul ' "r* b»J «« „, Itelr Ullim, a,.d wirrrnir---' Dc.nald Smith Is in Johnstown. Penshoe -shine or any other ihlne In the bm ,,l“ n‘;,»»,!■■ Ml ,hr rml hi ,l«-MMr h*11 l»»-drr Tim For 1. too, have some hay you see." Ht .„|.m,M,, ».,v ainvnm rmmUM. m.vr,prmrd u> be mMrlul .nd m.i br.n urablc position for the summer with So they got nowhere, just pawed up, four years f attended. Hastings High. The onlj; time 1 failed to come with the cxiieri'T.dd wave*, of • ‘print:ni!-pres<'J jurioqs m other way*. farenstonwd to the rifle from boyhood. the Cambria Iron Works. And'nl. Uy tolly. M> U»l rope'dia “T 25,“!^ onomy mo:t(> lunacr.i. for financial difficut-1 When two year* ago Gov. BruckcrjPSfy 1<‘al™:d lt against the In­ hurt Kaiamazoo. when there were three a doubt- >. - .ml h„ mi.ruM, "> >«- "» •«» .'IT? SSSdJX-f-T FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY .appropriations by tiro legislature some:' ■ ”^0™ ll,r Rcmarkab.- ac­ .hey I«rd .bout .tub. -v ! o "7 Miss Grace pflug. who has been at­ •rum lawn mule-. I nd ,1,le 1,1 my ”,y u> lhp ‘‘‘•I**- 1 ; of these cnemiev went t«> the courts and;cf:?nts come down of their xk.ll »■»” u—aualnsl .......... him u.... but .... he .--------. and accurarv. indeed this deadline** tending St Pliilhps 'Roman Cat ho-jI And UM.-wr .re Mt lite bum.n ’XSl'S' remedy; it simply delay.* Hro real grief :got n decision manJie> parochial in Battle Creek for the (ooju • minutes to sjwrc I stopped to polish with musket or rifle, becanro one of the tcpiijorarily. AH of us appreciate the | aged to carry out his economy program past. year, took part in the musical ex- let,, pull t.<ether. Ill f your main reliance* of lhe patriot army. “T" ■ It* ueond.. furl ti'.ai many veteran? qre out of f°r all that. • rret-cs at the close of the year. That Th. n M» with mr. .rd well both e«l 7'', “ "?. "w det-d I «w the At Bunker Hill. -Howe learned about' wvrt and in M ol Mi.J- It .. .1,1,•"»»«• -nn lo h.v. ... ,n.M. she is possessed of a very sweet voice . tall end or inn lealw u.A>'ir... tail end of the train leaving' for u.. Has. ­ „ difficulty in getting the legislature f tins new method of warfare, and stu­ is attested by the fact that she. took , nie ti_« Intv.nds <>. n.her,* m al. acf reasonably ,1A President Hoover las dent* of his later course- in the Revolu- [ |iurt in five out of the tin numbers on Well. Hwy ate their hay*and liked it tings. I chased the thing clear home, arriving Just a few minute* after the lines ■>! trade arc ’Ullcrir^ .from Jack to get similar action by congress Both Hon an- of the opinion that h« nev'er’ the procnun ABatlleCnek wrnn ’«■swore to be comrades « ■peaking of one of tier selections said And good and rrcoJdsS when tliT tram wl ■ of employment Our government wouldl»M! certain to meet the apprqiiii not alone of their party .but of the people dcrtook.u bayonet charge against the the following Roms .nd Violets'. « true. I £? *£" "‘st tra n wa* solo by Pflug. dish ld haVC **alcn 11 to ><a.of Michigan as a whole —Edwy C Reid, patriots when hc fofind them strongly, vocal vocal solo by Miss Miss Grace Grace Pflug. dis­ As the sun went down they were heard, y*' befirve to majro concession, to one Allegan Gazette. entrenched. They had taken that kind Ttow" “ ... ............ — Un « ’ ’ • I class which would react unfavorably of fight completely out nf him. and a? ’ closed a very promising voire. Tho Ah. .hi b the .nd n! . prrt«l d.,, ' *?'“*!?' to M'“" least one military historian. Thomas little lady was heartily encored-try an Now gH this lesson-Aion't let it pa»a: jGood>car “nd Kptr-I,nn’ I nmTHE FLOOD TIDES OF MONEY scncral Kood ' appreciative audience." »nd thb means that »vcrytx>dy ,0r G. President Hoover's effort.* to havr . Frothingham. Is'- of the opinion ------ : X?'!!!'; W H Miller, city marshal ot Has­ Ixarp this one thing from Hie poor u m d<m.M IU. « 11 w people quit hoarding their money " that the startling exper.mrc Howe re-. tings. nnd four daughters spent Sun­ jackass. Asa "Peck" Wilcox. again**, the bonus bill. Aside from risk­ and.-withdrawing it from safety deposit crtV«» Bunker Hill may have had a, We must pull together- Us the only j ~AN- iFEmnt By'hIBSELF IN DAT -" ing the Ins* of veterans' votes we know boxes, old shoes, base burner*: teapot* ! J!r‘at df.al.,d0 *‘‘h hts ’iu‘»equrnl day with the. formers brother and able bounds once again. Congees.- 1» an \ nephew, James and W R Miller of ne^pa^wSunZ mil" °,f„'rdllall'e T,”'r and «»»>»» he Penfield. The girls being - excellent -rkTSut busing on the map and put it i uuwcupy body but It doe* react, though!'that Congressman Ketcham must sugar bowls, and lumpy mattresses, bv putting it into circulation, is laudable. M*'1 ''“’hington cornered against to stay —Ailthor Unknown, clipped nilstakrs in their columns, says he i lowly, to the pressure of in aroused [have had great jroraonal sympathy for but it won t be ax effective as honed• '’•''^helming numbers, and neglected singers assisted the choir on Children’s Day at the Bedford schoolhouse. No.-,. from Northville Record. made some in his last issue and a gcg>d tlic impoverished ex-soldiers in tlietr inibhc opinion. ’ for It u comparatively easy to Jnd! °PP«riunlty. The reason, says —Battle Creek Journal. | subscriber told him all about It. He wretched encampment on the mud people scurrying into cyclone cellars. I Fr°*hingham. was Bunker Hill, Mason Nevins started for Kansas goes on to relate that the same day [flats outside of Washington. -But the when.a tornadb looms upon tiro seen-! • .*• •"-------------From Our Scrap Book. I Monday evening where he will travel there wa* a letter In his port-office box A LIFETIME BOARDER.' ery. but it isn't so easy to lure them' W/JV tor an eastern firm. I that did not belong to him: he called PERSPECTIVE. ul »» UUU ( ! Erv Cressey went to. Chicago Mon­ Judge William Brown of Grand i tmjt or of personal sympathy—it was out*-c.f-door. again Just a* you camro'.' for No: B8 nn the phone and got 188; NEWS GLEANINGS. Rapids expressed the thoughts that i a question that threatened to over- prevent people from taking a fjing at day. not to vote for Grover, but to get I jaw a lovely thing today: motion 1 ^ *5?C<1 tor “ tp001 0( An eagle, like some solemnmuuori _______ mr —™ and got number sixty; he «Wty prosperity, so must you remain powera peep at. the Tammany tiger., thread got etched on wa-olared narre ‘ inreaa gotkill number slxi are Jr. many minds when in sentencing load the financial structure of our i ieu to hasten them' ro qutciTm^^l Manufacturers of lead pencil* use up . *i.ana .nil*, --J .<------Mbs Aimee Coulter of Chfeago is 39.983.000 board feel ot lumber annual ­ Henry Marshall for murdering a Lo-1 entire country. It should be a matter ifrom a scare of adversity. In spite of[ the guest of Miss Gertrude Smith this : ty. • j -— ——•; he felt sick well deputy herald; , jof pride for persons in this congres-1lhe44ct lbat ‘oday'« Prices ot nearlyi _______ — I and the doctor said he waa eaUng too wnd-moatoi, ao.u„ Xn““uj2 "You must co u> prison for the tcrm .sional district to know that our ren-'-IuTilh,nft?7 ventable bargains, pco-1 The United States consumes half of MiM Ella Hallock has been elected of your natural life. The law-abldmg reaentatlve waa one of the few wt»|nMbM Brt^Sn the^nth? moment output<o< t,n-but Produces. principal of one of the schools in the mrai for two months; the garage man city of Jackson. Michigan, at a salary said the jitney was missing because it of »6W it is very • pleasing to her needed a new timer and he cleaned a got to support you in idlenca* for prob- [forget petty polities when a matter of flo^-front rich ax well as there Jmt I As part of an economy campaign friends in this city that her ability and One out of every eight men s hats spark-plug and it has run fine ever ably 40 years. You not.only shot derm this import came to vote j comfortable."—The Birmingham Ec-i Rutland. Vt . has dUpenised with ns work as a teacher haVe been recog­ sold tn the United States is a remade ■ since. Yes. newspapers make mistakes ‘ | .. . [centric. [patrol wagon. * hat rescued from the uh barrel. | -and so do other peopie.-Churchman. nized. “1 he Store for Dad and Lad J()/ln ^Ct^lafn aml [J)U Goodyear Vindicated A Quotation I Paralrla ()f OlLY World �THE HASTINGS BANKER. WEBNESDAV, JUNE 23, IDtt Echoes From That School Meeting PfiNP KFITHIM VflT’ UUllUi-IlL UllfilVl IU I After »ome four to fix weeks preparaUdn of the Public for the vote on changing the time of paying the School tax. the Editor ot the Banner finds n necessary to take nearly a column to further explain why liirec fourtiu of three attending the School Meeting should atill change their minds. It is only fain that hc give some space to the other aide of (lie qur.sllon and' I am sure that hc I* bruad-mitided enough to do so. • Hirst of all, I wish to state tiuit in my opinion the whole matter 1* n case Of ••Tweedie Dee and Tweedie Dum,"‘ cx- Power Company Ready To Use Natural Gas J*?*™* rabed 1 might guesa. but that would do no good. Consumers Power Company stand* We have-all read with much I (ire pa red at any time to purchcw the articles reprinted in thf , ■ natural gas from any responsible com-1 ner, by Verne Brown. Not one ot { jpany which wilF install an approved.' us who 1* familiar with the fact* a* l Iipbatantial.■ high-pressure 'main and (Continued from page stated by Mr. Brown is satisfied toJrt_------ ,--------------------- ------------ deliver natural gas at the gate-way "; things go on as they have gone. High' WttgOT had thpy not Rrv«d their coun-. of eommunitles.M-rved by that company salaries and waste must he eliminated;try congress .provided that the sums;Tins statement 'was made Tuesday or a Representative Form Of Govern- (1Wed lhc widlers on this account by Vice-President and <)..wrnl ManIt i* during .such times as. these that ing nt a# low a pri We always reenni* ment Cannot Endure. And right here! sj10ldd 5,. pald untl] iajc andjager, Charles W Tlppv. of C'..:: um<:* at home U the place to show the world .,*h,1U)1| draw Interest at the govern-1 Power Company in respon ■ to ques-mend our .Grade " Pasteurized, be­ that -we, ourselves, mean buslnesv m<.nt rate* from the Unie the adjusted tions inspired by new ?j..u»-r de’patclu make th. . Juki i cause Jt i.a the CLEANEST and SAFEST When the lalxirlng class and i'nuil)Jrt(^yjt.nMltkm was- fixed until it should I Irani Detroit Indlcutln;-, thh'. at least ■or poli milk that c home owner cannot *<••• where his fixxio'hc paid. This would have brought to two ditferent groups arc > :i->’r’!y eonand clothing arc to be secured, let, each Midler, in 194€. a nice sum of ■ sidering'building-such a line from the ell Milk, either HEAL*! II irh times n--Jt Ih.m**, uhmc tiie payment of taxcK; ' when • money which, according to the calcu- Mt. Pleasant field pi Michigan •<» the !<•*■<! ime, we Mhoulil property- owners carfnot coHecl ten’* > lation then thadc. would liave come to jetty of Detroit. ther burden upon Un- already over-bur­ to repair and puytaxes on their -hold-'every one'of them al a time in hl* life j "We are chiefly r>:ir.'n*d with geti.i’ir Grnd** •’FT"’ Milk is very rich, keep HEALTH n t ■ 1-hllST dened taxpayer. However, an- the inp; wlicn practically every Bumiww. .when it would be of niufh help • It wasting natural-u'is to air~w-.ir.ee* in ■natty « LEAN and much lower tion—especially thnumbers of the Honorubli Board of Man i» facing failure; when the gvi r- j ngurrd tliut the amount of lhe com-; adequate supply anti at rn'- which Education so dense in intellect that age intelligent Michigan Farmer is run-' pension, plus the Interest, would : will be promottoniT of incn-..-*«l bu«i, hcuilh-blliJding furol they are unable to accommodate them­ nlng over MOO.OO a year in the red is it have been about *4,800.000 000 in 1048 neM." satd Mr Tippy Very n.iturallv selves to a budget plan that has uny —,time ___ ~ to cry wc must maintain lilgli, It was fell that this would take the - ae prefer Michigan n.ituml K;i.. and Ix-en ruiming In tIUs School District ---------salnrini .to 0 maintain efficiency? of .place of ix-nsions. except in six-cia) and thl, company has kept iir c! ’touch link .«•• acU will a<til for tlic post seventy years? Why foi^omne. we v...... .... ....... ,.auan , .wc*v **■- wiui own.>(>■■■* IriFta* lixt.of cnsfomera. much talk about July to'July when for buy. But it is time to cut the corners I many in the service-that any Service! turaf ga . field on comes more than a life time it ha* Ix-en from ;aV.il pare to the bone. Our local School; pension for them alt would amount to­ _ .banfcj —u —Budget ..a—. despite tlu-fact it is tp be »!«,pugp yearly sums that tiie guy-t regularly ---------- -- to January? ..-i. January Will the iioc nny Interest on money from Junti- OOfi.OO less than last year Ls many times ernmi-ni could not a It ord It. 8 -mday School conve . ary to January as well as front July‘what it was In former day* Salariey, ,, ..«• «*•to July? Date nut the large Primary;from flic lowest to the highest “t«?luilon was made for the last eongr«-*s SiUldttv, June 29 Mix* Helen P •sum com» from the State Treasurer at,:wvrnl times what wpre paid here to pay hah of the soldien* bonus in Hm» end ot tin- January tn January j w'lkCfl•times were belter than at pi«-*-, >930. Accordingly hall ot th*-sum due l|'‘,nr ,l,r '*'■*’k' jeur wlicu Jhe treiiMiry is lean? And'rut. I might gu on ad infinitum mid,each one. together witii thr accrued i Lyle Dayton of d<x*s not th - Tuition money largely dojbecoim* acridly specific.' But I have • mu-rest up to 1930. was paid to tlw ■'LsUing relatives mid old tn- nd. ROBERT W. COOK, Pror. Phone 2651 Plume HASTINGS. MICHIGAN tlw .•..unc? Wliy this talk ot bonowirut?;said <-nough tn answer the purpose In | veteran* This spoiled the original in-j.il,,>un<l CioverdKle and H.-utjiig- i* Only three years ago the School j any honest man* mind H L< ns plain | tent Of lhe art Tlx? depression, no to >■••• home Saturday-morning Board that pi t asked for this change ! as that 2 plus 2 make 4. tiist we do not '■ doubt, U responsible tor the recent aviMr -,"11 Mr* Jamct- Mm had twrvc enough to tell tin* taxpayer.;' need, now or ever, to cltaqge the date j ration to |»y tlw <nh*T luiif of tins ',tr a,ld Mrs Frank HUmcr of nils Dtatnct that they hud saved.!of P»yi«S ’lie Scliool Tax to' nfl.i t,tx.mw now, not the actual amount diw.,,M‘ a,inl,nl school pttnic enough from the school taxes to abou’ i economy or make It eoiiie; for the tax- ■ at preMflit Um< which would be tlw ' (;r’nlc luff pay for a new ScliOplBuildiiigthat । jmyer . ' 'original amount plus inter.at t» m: Mr. and Mrs Ed P. r tlw taxpayers <>! thi* District had never What we do need l^ full publicity of j imt to pay each soldier now what S‘*»‘l“.v witli the Wallcue and attended tJia voted-to build' Prihapt some are glad'the public's busliw*-. plain non-camou-j M(mid jmVe been his due. wiHi 4M- in- : huntly at Rutland r. Hatuona Park at that wc have meh a splendid Central llmclug book-keeping, equal repreM-iitii-j tcreM added to t'Hti This amount in' Mr '"“I Mr> Albert Nfunwa K Building with all the latest improve-, Hon for all• clasp* .and districts on tlic j pjtfl would be *2.400.000.000. 'Ju ’ why ' viMted ttwir parent.' . Willitte of menu right here in fftt-Ung*. but do* .-, school Board and 'the united, pull-tn-: (t thought fair ti» pay now theiM’4- Cha* Monici. Sunday. myton Willitts of M. •Ilia Brook* spent that explain 'the fact Uutf the 8cho,l grilwr spirit that alway* results from i money that M not due until !94S. and at «”..-■■■. Ls of Tier, and Budget i-oui(l n«t tw spread from Jan- 'Ueh action. In my own opinion, ni'm,. .<air,e time ad<l to th* amount now’ nary to January with a comrorUible, nuttqr ho*- desirable a member, in- or;dlle fourteen year-, of -.ntcreM up to . Heiiton nnd Mr.. Mabel । Mr. and.Mrs Arthur J balance remaining lor building pur- ;’hc .may be. the tradition in thl* Di- -: 1046 is not apparent jxjscs? Dee-'' the Eihlor of tne Banner;trict 'Louid be established that no one j p apjannL however, that the gov-p[tuliy-d their children to former's yisli tt-> to infer that we hud to b>*r->h<Hila remain on our School B*urd: eminent of the Un. .2 States' ..L ' ““ BUndV Hxi*r ptr* nurd ha* not better at 'row during tho-e M veml vears that our. more than two terms in succession j |Wwn paying it* cxpcii-cs for two rears years -’1“ M«- Phn Brown of PlaHra-H M fei-« fuc School Bund wa.-. doing this saving <?»'Long - - tenure ........................... ot office -destroys ......... thc; - ...U and only vwu two years UK.. ago paid thr uu- vetvr.- ’ Mr; DoddieCasey ai.d children ■ Kho- tint for a bmtdine tliat might never have. ricmorratir <J*. !~-c*?.’.!? spirit of “t government “t.-.t-m.n'.-nt and rran* half -of tlwb,,,.;:, ,d "'’“I* District Mr and Mre f!.**;. bonus cert l fka re* M1and tmine for Ix-en bullf? I really uonder for what has and always will tend to atticism critic! in ■ that t.hwt it n |» i* in no position at Hit* thts time un:.- to •b'bwwk and s*»n* of OrafifFviHe arui " Kingsbury aryl all the hue nnd cry about payingffchojd mid db*ati*faction. imy 12,400.000.000 Had it been paid now . ■, * ho .taught school taxes in July instead ol January wa» F. L. Bauer. n would have Mrimuly impaired the;''daughters Rapid* the past year. 13 ■---------- ;------------ 1, ------ —f credit ol intonation, it would hnvei vacation. . | tlw ballot. His .signature on that re- «»<•«»• serious harm to all bustiw-x* of/tallied Mr and Mr* Wellington Mona a crowd listened to a flna Day program al tlw N, I quest must lx.* compared with hi* sig- < ’be country. Adding such a st agger ing;''and daughter of BvdUud Sunday. it church Sunday evening, i nature on tin' picclnct card. <0 be sure aniutint now to tlic nation's indebted- , Elnjo Snyih-r. Mw*e. Beth and Jean wa-, 97.00 ' That hc or she is the same person who :”*”1* would be calamitous. Tiie 42.400.­ Waugh and Mildred Watson. accom­ by friends <>! Cedar Lake and Clark and ' registered. If the signatures arc ap.’000,000 will in 1940 be a debt of the panied ! - ...------------ in 1934 tlw jiarently the same the voter wtU tx- United State* government; but there 1* ’I Kalamazoo pichickM .at gauger lake McCabe fc hundredth anniversary of lira given a ball-.t. which lie may'mark in »" n'wmn why it should lx.- paid four-1 1 - - Protuu-e uf Maryland. the ljuolh a* hi- ha* always done. After ’»'”n Wars twfore it w dur. und espe-: The ' ' following families spent Wed- evening. (Continued from page one} 'he lias voted, the inspector of election. ciallv when tlu- amount then due in-1 will write on'the precinct card that chides interest for fourteen year* that, go to Uh- city ■clerk's olliee in the city that person has voted on the .election [ bate hot yet elapsed. ■ hall any day except Sunday, from eight on Hint date. Wlwn thr polLs are closed 11 ' ",k “ •'<>u-aue for Hie men This Conipaitv's annual taxes bi A M. to five P M and ■-* ■• that their ijticl the vote.-, counted and tabulated ' *’bo voted nkfnin*| th'.-, bonus to do | names are priqx-rly registered , If they the precinct curds will Iw taken to Hw;There were threats that they would I do not do that they cannot vote ut th- office ot tlw city clerk. That othcial bee the "Sokllrr Vote" if they did. We hi homes served by the Cunrpanv. primary and gencnil vlectiotu. 1 must there.ftter take out the master arn •’••’d that ‘.Congressman Ketchanil We liave previously explained that card, enrrevpohditig to* each precinct' bad the courage of hts convictions nnd th? master reeqrtl* tiie always kep\ ui jeurdr and write upon the master card1 *bl»i hi- believed to be best for -------- — the city clerk's ryfficc. A ” — -a 77 —“ the f|trt t|la, Ula, |terson voU,d nl thl., ,■ the country's interest, withbut regard Afuu person lias registered under ih<- new iwu law, low if if hel{particular flection. Uic clhct it.. might, have. u|»m hi. or she Miail ronUnue to rc.dde in Ur!' ’"*w?'hojx>"we* ”™ campaign W*. hunr we have ht.vr made mad.- the th.. matter mn»t*rj* 1 own campaign this this y year. We belli ••■■ thr same waid or preciiu t of a ward. K < pjaul and uc jWJN. t)lat no v„.Pr Jn volci ouihl .mt to to Um. pe,. „ resW„ . ;»!,«( son to ever register again in Hastings • ----J •so long as he or she abail be a resident I NORTHEAST WOOOUANI). ol tins city. There is one requirement. d. Sheldon and wife spent a few; keep one's name cruMtantly regtxtered Iduj With tlicir daughter nt blgj , . . . -, .^ked juke and while thiftt called on' least once-in two years Other* nr the this brother nt Greenville. master card and precinct card of that Mr. and Mm George . Snyder nnd person villi be taken out of the list daughter. Mr nnd Mrs Victor E.knnl! j (Continued from page unci nnd it will lx- necessary for that per- and children. Rev. Reablt of Wood­ son to register again. ' bury mid Henry (itelble spent Sundav ; The precinct cAras. os wc have ex- at.Will Veltr's |’w- colleague or friend, wc have walked plained, arc* for Um- at tlic poll* on I -g* * ♦ - -------------- . 'and talked with a* truly great mar. election dur Tile voter.has to ‘sign| Movie directors, trying for little: w,,d be. Ix»th UiC'inastcr and tlu* precinct card- ! touches of everyday realism, might ask \ D<-mi und Mi Davenport were given When the voter applies on election day! an actor to pick up the French liand- e'ery .-vldenvc ot rhe high esteem in for a ballot, before one Ls given to him set type of phon*? and begin talking which they have alwjv* 4wrn-t<* hi by colleagues ro in ih thr University. Mr he i* compelled to sign a request fur into the car-plccc —Detroit News. l{their ’h*tr enliMmi** ,. rrn<»*ro<' vr- . Alice Cha-c of Coats Grove.• sister of. The Kittben Scbvdrwn: •—uhcre P>ckilbwk Arithmetic Counit. j Mr*. Davenport, also hud the great ; pleasure of attending with the Daven{ports tiie unveiling and prwsentatiun .of the Dean's |M>rtratt. It lx indy fitting that Dean Davcnjxut should lx- accorded this honor u.v figure for tourWell ns many other honors from the institution of Learning to which he gave SAVE YOUR MONEY ED "NO" UN BONUS fc BJJT DO NOT ECONOMIZE AT THE EXPENSE OF YOUR HEALTH The HIGHLANDS DAIRY f VOTERS SHOULD RE­ REGISTER AT DNGE DE HIGHLY HONORED What is it that's Keep Prosperity ip Hastings Shop and Save at Home! EAKGAINJ FRIDAY, June 24 SATURDAY, June 25 PORK and BEANS. CKp Campbell’s. Doz. cansOwV Delicious TEA ROLLS, Dozen 1 ___________ SALTED PEANUTS, 1 Pound 9c, 2 pounds------- I ■ V 5c GLOSS STARCH, 3 Boxes __.23c SOAP SPECIALS , EXTRA VALUES MAGIC WASHER, 2 large boxes CHIPSO, large package---------- 15c- 35c OEow BIG 4 SOAP, best quality, large bar, 10 bars---------- faWV MEAT SPECIALS 4 4* PORK LOIN ROASTS, shoulder end, pound-----4 I I w CENTER CUTS, pound I7Jfe 25C ’ FRESH BOLOGNA, FRANKFURTERS, large, 2 lbs.___________ fc»ww Trade at the Big Little Store and Save Money. We Deliver the Goods. HINMAN’S GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE PHONE 2491 said to the Banner representative. 'Tin I finest thing about it all i» that his Uni-1 verxity friends did not wait until the i Dean had passed on to say these lovely and merited things abouj his life and his work." |—The following poem is expressive ol > tike idea of telling the Dean now of the 1 appreciation of his associates and friends for him a* a man and for hi* {work. We are indchled to Mr*. Chase i for a copy of this poem. j If with pleasure you are viewing Any work a man w doing. i If you like it or approve it. tell him • now .Don't withold your approbation ; Till the parson nuke - oration And lie he* with snowy lilies on fiis . *>r<kf; For no master how you shout it, Hc won't hear a word about it— He won't know how many teurdr<>i» ! you have .«hed. ■ If you think.some praise.is duo him -Now', the time to uive.it to hifn He can't read what's on his tombstone when he's dead. IMore than fame, anti more than money j Is the comment, kind and sunny ;And tlic hearty warin approval of aI friend; For it gives his life a savor. ■ I And it makes him stronger, braver. And It gives him heart and spirit to I the end. If hc earn* your praise, bestow it: | Now's the time to let him know it— iLet the words of Hue encouragement be *ald. Do not wait till life Is over. ' And he's underneath the clover: I He can't read what's on his tombstone when_he's dead. I Tiie adroit writer of a sensational Inew detective novel diverts suspicion 1 neatly from the actual criminal by­ having him suspected throughout the book -rOetroit News There comes a time when we sud­ denly seem to gallqp into old age. CHEAPER TO OWN than to be without? If you had something in your home that paid for itself in thc'wrinjr»-H<ftadc for you— .wouldn't it he cheaper to own it than to do without? That's what you can'havc with SPECIAL FRIGIDAIRE — MOTORS no longer can you say. *'l can't afford a Frigidairv." CYIIXDI'R nil- DOWN 24 MONTHS feature*. Che new Food delights now yours NOW—SUPER POWER POWERED unit in all model ii'gn hrinsinc new henehtt M LOW AS pay. Conic m ur just phone for intc retting detail*. $130 F. 0.1 DAHOM �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1932 PAGE SIX PRAIRIEVILLE. uiual and heroic experiences have won!Rough Riders, saw a lot of service.iq Mr. nnd Mrs Lyle Williams tor him a coveted’ membership in die-Cuba, and came out unscathed, exceptmont of Grand Rapids visited '••Adventurer* Club” of Chicago. mem-Ung from the-kick of a mule, which1 Mrs. Jake Johnson. Bunday. berahip in which L* limited only to caused him lots of trouble One of hl'; is a "Roorevelt Med- ; thine who liave j«rfurnicd unusual prized' puMCMjiQIU ‘ 'I U I IILuLIll !«pent the week end with Mrs. Juke1 service. The organization is afiiliated ai” for services rendered. Fallowing the war he returned to|_________________________________ • Johnson. wiili thr Explorer* Club of New York. and tin- Savllge Club ot London. Its •Continued i Mr. and Mrs Llewellyn Brb of Grand! iContinued ffom (torn page onei AND HAS NO COMPUNCTION purpose to provide a hearth apd in the lock department connected wltn-------------------- —--------- .-------------------- 1 Ledge were guest* at the Verne Cala big hartware concern. As he w of a , and the state should be- kept forever< tl * hom* *vt>r Sunitay. . OF CONSCIENCE FOK THE .beaten path und mode for adventure. mechanical turn ot mind, the wask so । separate. Hazy ideas sometimes preand Mrs F j Hughes called on ^n-m-iaw. John F. Brlgha&i. al PART HE PLAYED । Bert H. Hazelton qualified.'or he would !.< cmabti him that he never Mt it ; vail as to the application of this prin-' ! never have ix-en made a member. Tlv- In thl* line <■! work he gradual!} won cipie. The preaching of politics is , Kalamazoo Sunday. Mr. Brigham lias 'his way to that pf being a lock expert.(often mixed with the preaching of re-. at Bron/on ho$pJtal. but is in a BURT HAZELTON’S LIFE one of the best. Expert know edge o | hgton. Sl„ is confused with crime and hoine IW)U.. His wife U with FILLED WITH THRILLS When but'five scan, old Mr. Hawl- locks and keys opened the doors »t. m a great degree the ^stance l» ob-. hltI1 con>tantly He l» somewhat tihto ablc t0 rrturn — — • ‘ton-* parent* separated, and when he! opportunity for him For 10 years he iterated between the kingdom of. roved and Was One of the Hangmen In ram -.< ar-,-t ... <• lie ran awa> and was the ----lock— expert tor Chicago and, Heaven . and ..... the kingdoms of thi»!. oineir .heJrnomc homeininurcaiur Decatursoon. soon ..... , — . .. ........ w r-.n,..l hrnuuh? him hint into uorld." . . C^ypnty. and it brought |t t0 Mr and... Mr». JaraP< 80^,. Chicago and Kncu Noted ' .<•» ® »> -cmng tn pnhr to "Irate the contact with the leader* of the. -God never Intended the state to June 19 a anU one-half pound Criminals 'beaten path." until 1925 In that year state, and hc has scores of tetters bear-. prescribe man's religion Being good named Sherman. Mother and baby tie had pfflces In the Trajnor’B-hlJ- ing the signatures, of many notable: religiously is and ought to be a matter:arr dolng nni. s,niie t|)1U James td the Fair.' bivStaie. Snv«-’ men Bearing HU* keys, or lhe informs- • of conscience. If it is necessary to; wears K the kind that won't cBme off.' when the Building was »*>pt tlon. to unJotk unj' of the doors, vault*, make men good by legislation then let; Congratulations. or store rooms lx longing to the City of | us make it against our manmade laws i Kenneth Osborne of Nashville will .imped from tho third sUfy Chicago.- Mr Hazelton says that he! for anybody to, go to the other place.", spend moBt of hls vacaUon wUh rtlauncled un a Mane pile end iui* been offered "bushel* of money” if Organization iof thF Michigan Tern- tIvfJk here /'—' Mr and Mrs. Lawr/nce Osborne, injuries that undermined hl* he would divulge the combiiintion.-, to, perancc Society of Seventh-day Ad■rv’ttution. and from which the vault* that held -the election, re- i ventisls was effected at a temperance Bobbie and Dick of Nashville spent iffrrv. Among lhe >gry fee turns in the city of Chicago. . ; rally Sunday afternoon. Elder 'O. sllnday with Mrs. Osborn’s father. things that he saved from Wlien tlw excursion steamer "East-. Montgomery delivered lhe principal; william Mullen, irre two large book.*. filled bmd ’ overturned in Chicago river. Mr. | address in which he said. "A scant’ Our seventh and eighth grade pupils lung* from the daily pre*., Hazleton was assigned the duly of re-' handful of very rich men are banded all passed the examinations and nrn n tipon to many mmtunou* covering tiie 600 bodies They were ail together for the return of liquor traffic. | feeling fine about it. Congratulations. list he had performed Thr ' recotered, and in recognition ot bis The well* of publjc information are । Children's Day exercises nt the reive* gite evidence uf th* •ptendid work he was awarded a gold being poisoned by ret propagandHs who I Methodist church’ Sunday night were Depends on the mechanism, not on the price tag and are badly burned and lix-dal by the city of Chicago on which write articles against Prohibition and much enjoyed. Tiie program was nil ]Ss inscribed "For valued service* ten-: have them appear as editorials in that could lie desired. A good at­ HE Monitor Tup mechanism of the General il above he ran away when dered the coroner. Personalty recovered metropolitan papers." We do not need tendance. ’ Electric Kcfrigcratot’ is the most reliable, effi­ 78 bodies.” i to guess how state rights on liquor MUs Evelyn Honeywell and Phillpout \Vr . .ippedbythel ... As .. ’Superintendent of Police of thej would ... work ‘ ':te had that system cient and the cleanest refrigerating unit ever built! OTool of Battle Creek, were callers of tx won their svmpath) and State Society for the Prevention ottor more Hum a century before we ob- Mr. arid Mrs D. N. Honeywell and There is not a single moving part exposed to ■ nCr a* thev chipped in ” j Cruelty. Mr Hazelton had charge of talncd prohibition but the txople of family Tuesday. the dangers of dust, moisture or tampering finiitm on hi* way to tiie then! 2 00) men who (K»trolted U»eLoop DU* ■ thl« country decided that the liquor The Rebekahs hnd their Memorial gers.TJie entire mechanism is hermetically sealed*i for which plaiev lie wa. ' t:Kl" during Hie race r.oL* in Chicago question could never adequately be services at the Odd Fellows halt Tues­ n tin he became a co«- while all the rest ot the police force settled by state control, so 40 out of day night The exercises were im­ in-steel inside the Monitor Top. It requires no lancli. and in thaj wild, tree. was on not duty For hu efficient work the 48 states exercised their rtghts'by pressive. Six of their members have attention . . . not even oiling. m»ny thrtlling expenepcr/and ithr Mayor, in behalf ot the citj. highly voting tlw 18th Amendment to the entered into that dreamless sleep from Delivers a full-size General Elgaric or n contact «1th.gang> of out-:commended him in a tetter, which he Federal Constitution which none awaken. | you can buy it for as little as 20c a day. ' ' *nll retains. • , Rev L I. Dewey. Methodist pastor, July 6 is the date set for the begin­ ir with Sfuin broke out and Hi* pol'ce work led turn to the ap- and Rev. Mrs Strubbte. of the United ning of the three cent postage on letrd with the 1st U. 8 Cavalry wintment a* one ot the official hang- Brethren Mission were present and on men of the city and in Lhu connection tlw platform in thU rally The denomMadames Ethel Stebbins and Bessie ] lie took part In 3! official hangings. Hi«| illation will conduct a drive to secure Calthrop have'charge of the culinary ■ experience in t|n* Inu* left him a vig- one million signatures on iwlltlonj, 40 department at the W. K Kellogg HARDWARE COMPANY Jorftus exponent of capita) punishment.: Congress before November 1 to retain Foundation Camp. Asked a> to whether his official nets as! Hu- 18th-Amendment Plans are being PHONE 2101. HASTINGS. MICH. Charles Bradley of Kalamazoo was hangman had lent any compunction of laid to distribute* 100.000 copies of the in town on business Saturday. conscience, he’replted. "Of the 31! temperance issue of the Signs of the Barbara Fox of Hostings spent last lianglngs in which I participated. Ji.Timgs. a denomination periodica), and week with Mr. and Mrs. David Dial J never saw a one of the condemned | 2b.ooo copies of a book entitled "Wet and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Deal. • criminate Who was worth saving. Tltere: or Dry." Elizabeth Bechtel of Chicago, called! wasn't spark of mftnhood left in] In | Election of____________ wasn ’t a sjwrk officers for_________ tlUTcoming on her uncle Charles Armstrong, Sat- j ALL• STIiEL REFRIGERATOR j them. 1 was glad to help the World get biennial term featured the conference .urday forenoon. rid of them and have no regrets lor my session Monday. Ehler S. E. Wight of Cliarlex Armstrong visited relatives! part in this work." j Lansing, was reelected president of the in Lansing Sunday and Monday. Mr. HaztetoiVs truck: may not be: Michigan Conference, and C. B. ColdDoris Adrianson graduated from I much to look at,-but uulde it is a | well-was renamed secretary-treasurer, Richland High school. Thursday night. । BUGBEE CORNERS. regular curiosity shop. There are locks i Tiie members of the conference Execu- Site was one of the honor students re-1 ftr'' desirous of n splendid attendance, Sunday, July 10, Pruuicville will have und keys of nearly every kind and de-' uve Committee are’: 8. E Wight, chair­ ceiving a five dollar gold piece for beThe V, M C. A. tire moving tlicir ( , scription. a dozen or more official police i man. C. 8. Caldwell. F. L. Abbott, all Ing the ouutandlng senior. She also, »bei£ tthool reunion. summer ennip from Pine lake to Norris nnd f."ry Lucy spent Rtewart lake I budges, medal*, and many other inter- ] of Lansing. O. T. Burt, of Urbandale, received an R. H. S- monogram fori Mrs. Jennie M-rrir esting things.-Among the locks is oneL. B Schick, of Detroit. W. S. Cole, playing on the first 'trams in basket- Sunday with lt»«- Idlim r . son, Mr. nnd Mr. and Mrs Corniel Cappdn and winch was sawed in two by Frank Me-: of Mt Pleasant, and ,T. M. Sumrner- ball and volley ball. Prairieville feels; Mrs. Mark Norris ot Orangeville, Miss Dorfen aileiitled tlu* Cap|x>n re­ Mr. and Mrs. vs Fred Erlane <wltom we believe was n v tile, of Bay [City. jiroud of MUs Doris' school work and “'' Smith entertain- union Sunday at the north cud of Gull i d Mrs Belle Karr mid family of Chi- lake. •Bugs'' Moran gangster) Joseph MorDepartmental secretaries were elect ­ congratulatesrfier and wishes, her sue-. • > Over §8,000,000 paid in claims since cago and Mr. nnd Mrs. Cherry and gun. Earl pear, and Lloyd Bopp, notor-: ed as follows- Book and Bible. House -,L.r W. A. Johncox of Toli'do, Ohio is organization. Miss Doris Adriiuwon and Lewis cIMldren from Lansing, the fore part visiting hlg niotlK’i' mid brother, Mrs. ion* gunmen, in their escape from the ■ Secretary, D. B Wildman: Flqid Mis­ Cook county jail. Dear and Bopp were! sionary Secretary. J. M. Jackson; Johnson attended the Richland Higii;"* Hie week. ’Lulu Johncox and Byron, a few days. Policyholders include members of the Supreme - -----------------------------hanged later on. There is also a string, Home Mlsslmufty Secretary. H. K. school-ahimni banquet.. Friday night ' and Circuit Courts; bankers, business men, and of keys which unlocked all lhe doors j Halladay; Sabbath School Secretary, The Brown (North Pine laki-i srhool: Three milk bottle.i are said to be iiuizoo and Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Foote, and cells of the old Cook county jail. Edith Shepard; Missionary Volunteer reunion will occur Saturday. July 2.! made for every inhabitant ot the Unit- were Jiundtiy colters at farmers in all parts of the state. * Lulu For lhe past 15'years, due to his ex- ! Secretary. L. L. Murphy, and Religious! This will be the first meeting and they ed States, •Johncox’s. net knowh-dge Viu-.u nf vc Mr IT.ihz.rtv tx-rt of locks uiwl andV,» keys, Mr.I LibertyftSerstArv Secretary. PF. T L. Afihntt Abbott, all al! nfof1 Hazleton has indirectly fathered legts- Lansing. lution in. Illinois, designed to make the; 'Die members of the conference ex­ Rcau^nal’le i work of,.safebreakers and lock pickers! cjutive' committee were named as more difficult. In tiie Chlcdgo daily trustees of the ^Michigan Conference ------- ■ • MTles Michigan Confer-------Michigan Conferpapers ,he Iws-cnntnbutcd a j... of Association, the Hast_ist IClTIZENS’f enco Association, Association. 11 lhe m- Michigan Confer Confer-­ articles in which he exposed how boys vow I are made safe robbers. ence Association, and the West Michi­ One time hut year While Mr. Hazle- gan Conference Association—the. cor- . [ ton was in a city not so many mile* jKiratinn of tl^-stale organization. ,। from Hastings, The peak of attendance nt Hie ramp Hastings. na young man brought a certain key to him to have a duplicate I meeting is expected this, coming Sat-1 HOWELL. MICHIGAN made. His knowledge of-key.', at mire i mday Tin- nuirning service will be I assured him that. Hut kev was a mas-: conducted at 1100 A. M. by Fader C. ter key, and would unlock any lock tn' B. Haynes, pastor of the Battle Creek| the building in .which, it was used. After1 Tabernacle. • the young man left jur ut once rent a| Graduation exercise.' will be conductj telegram to the manufacturer of Hut: l?tne o'clock; Sunday morning iparticular key, nnd asked tliein to wire! t°r the elemental? graduate* of the to whom that key had been *»ld. A ! Advenust parochi&l schools in.the con- j teplv w.u at once received, together! ^rence These exercises will be under I with the name of the well known |the direction of Misa Edith Shepard ofi manufacturer for whom tiie krr-had Lansing. Educational Secretary of the; Ibeen math-. Mr Hazleton nt once got Michigan Conference. Certificates of in touch with the owners of the factory, graduation will* be presented to the] As a result tin* young mart was nrfrstedl member* of the class by F. R. Lsaac of] land confessed hi* intent to loot the:BCTr,cn Spr'fifw. Educatlor.nl Secretary planti of thc Union Conference. in Jus service in Chicago. Mr. Hozlc-; The t*n-day session of the camp ton has had a wide experience with I meeting will be brought to a close; .crime and criminate Asked as to what; Sunday «*»»»*,w«h an _■«*<»«»_by, F. L. Abbott, pastor -of •the । he attributed the great increase in *• Eider ’ - •Iain-.! —Vinne tn Hie country, he said — 'There, sing church, on the topic "The Er u* only ONE reason, and that is tlw nal Reward." j break-down of the home, and home in, is at fluence. Tiie fathers are enjoying tlieir! clubs’, nnd the hand that used to rock; i the cradle, is engaged in a hand at ' bridge. T1m* children are left too much ■ to shift for themselves, and it’s easy for Satiety or tiro trouble out on the tlwix ’to shift Into criminal’ways." • road i» apt to gl»« lhe motorist THOUSANDS OF AD nTC PITOT « HELPED JOBS 51 MEN LOWEST COST REFRIGERATION T GOODYEAR BROTHERS GENERAL© ELECTRIC 154,000 Claims Paid 16th Successful Year Nearly $4,000,000 CITIZENS'MUTUAL AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO. To Michigan Property Owners Paid Jby This Big Company in the Past,40 Years for Windstorm Losses Our. Road Service 65637685 ATALLY NJURED on ‘oil gone" feeling. NORTH .MAPLE GR&VE. Sul just phono us and wo will .come to your rescue promptly and cheerfully. Service, regular or emergency, le our specialty. 5Y1I ITS AN let us imped your battery without cost. Our Motto: Values and Service ANDRUS SERVICE Electrical Service Phone 2240 Complete Lubrication Cor. Court and Jefferson Hasting* ■ Continued from page one) lute w crow .nd e«r tapteiwt Hr .nd ite jnraM. <d hu The Children * day program was family were the only witnesses so far much enjoyed by a full house Sunday known of what happened. Had Htnckjidghl. ,jcy gonp ahead instead of turning to ; Ru-'Sel Jones of Battle Creek is visit-' the left there would have been plenty iir.K his grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs., of room between him and the car so no ! Fred Hanes. . accident would have happened. The Mr and Mrs. Delftu Fiook of Battle! »** thrown to the right side of 'Creek y>eni Friday at the home of the roaa beyond the pavement. Tiie in­ Austin Flook. ' lurwl man »ax picked up and taken to Mr and Mrs. Dan Roberts spent" Pennock hospital where medical aid Wednesday with his mother at Has- 'WAS -summoned. Nothing could be dope tings. !,,1r Him and.he died at about 9:30. . Mrs Mary Hobaple spent last week Wc understand that interested ’in Battle creek caring for Mr. und Mrs Triends have planned to start a suit Howard Jone* while tlwy were having for damages against Mr. Gentzler. who J Hie meaales. carried liability-Insurance. Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Crouse visited Funeral services for’’Mr. Hinckley I Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith at Nashville *w at the Walldorf! funeral Thursday ,'-otw on Monday afternoon nt two I Mrs. Hulda Hawks spent Sunday Rev- B J Adcock officiating, with her daughter. Mrs Wayne Barn- Burtal w“ ,n Fuller cemetery. । hart, and family in Battle Creek. ' ' * ‘---------------j SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. I Earl Gibson of California In apendKLINGENSMIT1L sometime visiting ms his motner. mother. Mrs. — . , . 1। ‘Ing “S wmtamr | Twenty-five relatives, children and w. C. Debolt, and family. ' ?.r“.?d c!M“ren or Mr’ and Mrs- C!ydc 1 Mrs Lulu Gray entertained the ■ U lllyard from Grand Rapids. Calc-, Birthday club Thursday. . |donia । donla und and Premont Ftemont gathered at their Mr. and Mrs. Peter Moflman and {home Fathers । home Sunday and celebrated Father ’s son sjient Sunday afternoon with her Day. A pot luck dinner tru served, parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Novue. of Ial noon' Nashville. Mr und Mrs. Sherman Sharp and! Mrs. W. C. Debolt and aon. Earl GibHarold and Esther and girt friend of wn, spent several days in Detroit last Grand Rapids spent the week end at- week. the Johnson cottage at Deep lake. । Heber Julian is entertaining hte Mr. and Mrs, Ed Lalone have re- brother from Ohio. turned to their home here after spend--------------- ,*> Ing somp time with Mr. and Mrs. I The area of Alaska is twice that of Perry Van Tuyle near Yankee Springs. Texas. ' . This wreck is the result of a wlffiLtorm May 16. 19H. The property be­ longs U> Willis J. and Minnie E. Clemons, Sec. 36. Marion township, •' Sanilac Co. This Company promptly paid the loss, $1,000. Every Year, for 40 Years, Michigan Has Been Swept by Cyclones Causing just such damage as pictured above. No matter who you are, where you live or how fine and new<ypur buildings are—THEY MAY BE WRECKED TONIGHT BY WIND. Good business judgment will urge you to obtain adequate windstorm protection in this 46 year old company, backed by $451,153,075 assessable assets. See One of-.Our Local Representatives at Once Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company 46 Yean Successful Operation Home Office — Hastings, Mich. * �THE HASTINGS- HANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE M. 1932 111 U.K Mrs. Ellis Daniels la vtalUng friends weeks In Big .Rapid* wtth *■*• Mr.. I..**, amt win. Mrs. •I AHVITIARY PLANS FOR : u.a M.rnkl Harold Mwunwo, Swanson, rrtiimln* returning Tnrutav Tuesday!I ”UOiumn I I unuu I un h DISTRICT CONVENTION Mr. and Mr*. George Coleman are last. I 'tailing relative* near Climax today. Mrs. Mary Abbey of Nashville vl*lt, Joseph Hubert' ot Northeast. Pa., .1* '<d Mrs PerhrM Houfstatter . fyw Mr*. Sterling Rogers Is Hostess Ray Branch was in Detroit on Mon­ visiting ___ _ _____________ ________ day* !a*t wwfc: For July Meeting On ThursMr. and Mr*._____ Henry Hubert. day on business Mrs. Euzabem Elizabeth liimberiy Kimberly and and ueorge George;' Andrew Hoafslatter of Rutland !• Thfi Seventh Mrs. Mrs , Harold Pelham visited friends Kimberly ot - Pa., arc gue*U - ol ' ---• - wa* the Sunday »ur*l of any, *nu oevvnen ■r, hl* stater.-. ’. Eric, I At Hie regular merlins of thr Ameri.in Flint lust week. Mr*. Ida Pnlmatlv-r. ' Legton Auxiliary' Ju ld on ThUi»- ' A K Framl-en of Benton Harbor days. Mix.’ Quincy Hyne* of, Flint Is tlic !day 1ran evening, it wax decided to hold but was in the city on Monday on busl[ Miss Estiar Freekhun and Mi» Igue*l of Mr and Mrs. Roy 0. Fuller. '<>ue meeting u month' durifig July utrJ Mr. nnd Mr*. Willard Ickes spciiFtwol r . Gladys Slough ol Battle Creek spent • Gardner Chidester, Jr., was la>nw the week etui with Mr. and Mrs. Don ■ Mr. und Mrs. Oreely Fox anaNMr Mrs. Sterling H**’1 ■ • will I* tne July from Madison. Wu., over tlw week Sledge. and Mrs. Harley Fox were Sunday:hostes*. It will bi- .-. •-■ary to chow end. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Isenhath and guest* ' of Mr and Mrs. Charles Early Um- delegate.- to tlw H. |M<r’:n-iU> C»njCftaa Mae Keller came home from family attended lhe Lwnhath family ol , near Nashville. vrntion tn Kalama. <> on August 21. Ann Arbor on Tuesday for the summer reunion al Putter Park In Lansing on Pn>Irx.M>r and Mis. vacation. Sunday. 81 Paul, Minnesota, were gue*u of his ’* Y T - *’ * Mrs. D. W. Rogen ta visiting iu-r Dr. and Mrs W H. Thwuites and;' !sister.„Atrs. Etta Btotigh. und Mr arid un<T ,,a T-hmiluy. Ju..' . daughter, Mrs Nell Buekcloo. tn Kuta- daughter of Grund Rapid* were guests Mn^Vffflor-Blough a -— trict Con- . la*'. jnaroo tins week of Dr. and Mrs Dennis Murray on (______ _ n 8U|> ‘ Mrs. Ella Hammond visited Mrs. Saturday " Mr. and Mrs Sehih Kesler. Mis day. July 17. urn-ik cu . .1 and Hu. ere dwu Cluifh-.* Jones in Ifallle deck from Mr*. Junies H Davis nf Whitehall. ,Chester Keech and ‘children and Mr pre tent Mi H< ■' Wednesday till Saturday. luuv been vhltlng lirr .grand daughter. Earl Vundlrn- and children visited rd th.- lollnwing rtmind'-•. oh ar-1 Mrs. A w. Woodburnc und Mrs. Mrs Roy E Bush, und family. Mr*. relative* and-friend* at Adi lair and runaciiuntv. Davis is 84 year* old. Hudson for the week rpd. ' ’ ’ I Mr.-. John J’ulm-r M; »<< ■! tathbriitge ot Mason on Saturday. Mrs.’ Netue Hyde ami Paul Hyde vu.Misses Grace Byrnes ot. Big Rapid.*, Iird Mr and Mrs A - 8.’ Johason nntf Mu* Marian Ickes ol Bailie Creek‘Hinkley. Mr* St .rhn, -H • > ■ und Mt spent |snt of tier two werk*' vacatiui. * Rnrry Wood. family of Flint from Tuesday till with her parent*. Mr and Mn. Willard ? Th.. .mu-ndment. |.'n. • .< ■! at *>htaking a short trip tnraigh the north ’ ‘ ' .South Hu-.rii <oi:i,vtiiu.:i urn- can*ldMtv* Alta-rta Lanen is visiting Mossrs and Modamru W. Tv Grigs­ vacation with relative* at Big Rapid. friend* hi Oberlin; Ohio, and ultendlnu by, C. T. Cordes and Elroy Tobias Mis. Etla Blough Wilh.Mr. und Mr* tin- commencement excreta * at Oberlin Otto Zelticr of st .Paul. Minwsota. cottage, at Walt take. Annuiimx tn* m •<( tlu Mjx* Anile Burton Is expecting her I Einada‘t|l Und H“ri'h'1- Chldcslrr ot (M^. nll<1 |J: piiklntvni und tarnniece. mi>' Elizabeth Oglesby, of In- St John., come Saturday to sjwnd nt ( t Morenci the latter i«irt of Uic August iTicethig' will' De dhina|>ohs. Ind. to spend the summer week with Hwlr Rrnndparents. Mr. and ! ■ Mrs w. N. ChldekUr. | Mr. and Mrs. Alim Pender und son. । x vrt iti» n. Mr. and Mrs E S. Clark of Kala­ Daniel M. Sigler und htx daughter. I Lloyd, nnd friend of Grand Rapid:.* Mildred Maimazoo were Sunday guests' of'his sis­ Mrs Holmes, uf Gothenburg. N< br . are Hastings, Michigan Phone 2396 ----------- _. ut ..dm. daughter of Mr. and Mr> John ter*. Mi'.aElisabeth. Rom- and Cath­ visiting his soli and wife. Mr and siwnt, the w»-vk end with relatives Lloyd and Malcolm of Irvin,-. I. Mr. A!l>rDetroit und Wyandotte 122“^ "2 erine Clark. ’ Mrs Kim Sughr. nnd family. . »v_ .... • (>I c, ron d Rapid.;, took place friend attended the bull gunir in De- -steO! Ml** Helen Harrington of Blissfield Miss Jean Johnson of Katama/no Ls troit. ADAMM LAKE. । Mr. aiid Mrs. Marcu* Bagley attendMARYWOOD LADIES Is spending tlw summer with her sis­ the guest of Mias Maxine Wunderlich. Beside • tjj ut,- IMU-ntv. Saturday, June 18th. at Miss Belly Donley, rttccTC nr: utermro Orville Waddell left Sunday tor -d the reunion of live Crow family ter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Ray­ Lorraine Isenhath is home from Kurntcs, collier Reanek, .held al thr home of their aunt. Electa . liU to Io Ur HAbllNUb Woodland where hr lyt.-employment. mond Wiudeknecht. ’ Flint tor a moniha vacation-® . , England, at Gun lake on Sunday. Mt*J . A. MiiNulty are attending Heti«- bride, given in nuvrrlat-* Mrs George Morehouse. Mn. Charles Miw. Miiilolinc Uy Barker of Grand Mrs. Merrick. MI Ruth ...... Wayne ............ . .. sk -• . Ejibiopul nuiuiiivr Summer vuiuhoh Conference a’>-father, wit.', very attraetiv: m Tuesday Luncheon^ At Country Hunt und Mn cod- Muiiendorc Were■ Mr und Mrs Earl Dunn at Assyria Rapid*. is spending her vacation with H>mly ..nd M» *«"»•"* >** ' 6*1* mi. m.Monu....' mi.nut Mr and Mrs. John Cappon and Club Retain Their Usual Kaiamaz:»> ahopper* on Thursday Iwr |uij<:ii's Siu- I* accompanied by were In Lansing on Monday. Mb» Fr. McNulty is in clinrui- of th.- book , . 4nd ..ajum. Dwight Van Horn spent Wcdnesduv: family of Hasting- were Sunday v«lHandy remained until Wednesday. _ #t«e and Mrs McNulty Is acting ,3 • tmdan..- . Mf,s Mary S and popularity afternoon und Thursday in Kalamnz<x>, tors of Mr and Mrs. Frank Bagley. on Monday Ml-'» -.-Arl« n>- mid Flor­ j Vernon Winlnger. Jr . Is attending ! miv- Ruth - Schwartz, of Mr. und Mrs. David. Shepherd spent Sixtcfrh.ladiC'from Marywood Coun-; an<f attended the grad nation exer-. ence Camitbell. Edith Wilkin* und the Kellogg Health Camp at Pine lake one of th«- girls' cpunM-lturs. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Batter and Mr. <jiana. amain* ot '.iw _. . try Club Battle Creek. cm -t- a’t rises., hi* grand-daughter being at a vrry drfightful day with the Katherine Hunt im for Washington. for a- month. • . . and Mrs. Russell Bauer were In Aim tn wiis of pink and.-blue anil .!,• H.i.Minc* Country' Club Tuesday, member of thr class . • D C . on a vacation trip of a week. Mrs. U. 8. Goodyear. Jr., nnd Mrs- Arlan on Monday ulU-iitfing the coin- carried atm bouquet similar-'.u th ' if bring Plai/tf in tin- nv'rniug ar>!ll_Alr. and Mr*. Juy .Bagtay arc the her cottage nt Gun lake. tit ricrrci'tf.s.at thr tfiiiverslt V. i----.....1.. . ' ‘ " — - -. -. - . 'budge tollowing tin- one oclock lunch- , parent* of a ten and a quarter ixtutid ’, . SHULTZ. fax’ Bauer wu** on*; of tne gtoduaU-. Mr. Steury be ’ * man his ,on tn tli-'..fterndou. There wa* un un-: son born Friduy night. He ha* bitn tum.-tul of their brother. LcRoy Guinfriend.Mi- Ipchard tov.rt.o! Grand .....naity lovely assortment ot flower., in named Kendall Gem Mrs. Mary Gray returned to the at Augusta Monday, ullcrnoon id grandmother. Mrs. Ihdla Moore, of 1 mm tin- Literary department. MWa-s Helen ^irijael and Mau<*<- Ropids. Th,, ■ • icinimy a.*.i j>-rf*»rt»:«-<i j|... lounge and enlrulic* vestibule. ! Herbert Morehouse, Mins ------------------------------------------------, Clark ------apd ,ir,home of her daughter, Mr*. A. Beck, Palo thls>vrek. ( Iiunniue were >11 n»u m ‘ ">* "*• «»••••----------------- n. .... . Rati Keeler ot Poturvtlte. aite*-’ -• • charge —*-*—- — - ----- The commltii-t* in wen? -Mr- -'** Merldean and Karl• ----------Baldwin attended ! Tuesday after * vl*if in Hasting*.and Mr*. Harold VandeGlewx'H Mrs Cora Cherry Knpp will return >d.iv ut(|intlirig commwicum iit at the Malcolm, brother of tlk« iiar Su m. Mr - J. F. .Goodyear, Mr.*.' Oourt of Honor ut Hastings Wcdrn-s, Arnold . Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Brown and ttle Cn< k. sent Saturday night to Battle Cni R ’Jliiirsduy enroute toi i;ll|Vl.r.4.y They leturm d Momlav brtik-, -.ana. 1 lam Yon Truly ’ ; 1{(>y j.'U]|^r Mtm C. E Doyle, and* Mr* day ''V'-nlnr. Clark and Earl success- daughter, Isabelle of Prairieville were Ju r hoim- in Toledo. |evoning accompanied by Ml.** Jahm r A d-iivioiix luncheon uaserved to H Ha'i^ with the golf arrangel« ‘ '-'<d the testa given and reSundav guest.* at Mr*. Catherine Erm-t Ent ay. They all spent Sunday Mr and Mr*. C. G. Harney enter- । MloJuM,i and a lrtend. MLss Hlzab. th iwuHV-.'iHlii iim-xt- ufter »iwn. tin )n Charge of Mr*. 1. V B».-*.*iner! ce,ved their second *cout Badge* I Hart'*'. tained hi* brother nnd family h«n ,„ Washmgton. D chappy touph lift tor a short Weddinu Mld Mr <jjy<je Wilcox, "Die officers and staff of the Kellogg) Sunday visitor* at Vert Robinson's Mu Hance-. Conklin Is home with Fluxhing on Sunday, Mn. Ralph Green and daughter trip to Croton talk-- They will m«k< In ’ , tl)p M-or,.^ were m.idr-by c, unp ut Pine lake arc expected to ar-] were. Louis Ferris, wife and baby of er parent*. Ren and Mrs c. M. ConkLawrence ,Wolfe of Holland is visit-. j»|.ini.|v. Monroe their home in Grund Rapids, and in fl| Ht(-)..a.d Gru>- and Mr- Forsyth'^'” ul cwmp Tuesday. June' 21 and near Dowling. Earl Ferris and Mix* in, 1,1, imn-xU.-Mr >nd /Mr. J W b,„Uk.r .,,d Mr. and September Mr- steury wilt resume het il() H in aucU(J11 b.. Mrs j-4.: plans are made to open camp June 37. and ,Mr* Wm. Robinson of Batik t-ndmg Wc.li in State Teacher* tol- Wolfe, for a few day*. -dutios ns teacher at the Rmn'-rs echoul. 1 ,Vi|rd V.U) and Mrs Ritchie Mix. Clyde Freeman nf Neeley ac- Creek Mix* ixii* Bevehince and six other! slant Sunday in Holland with Mr where sijr InUght th- part year. ,(Jrw.k ltl ^.,1, Mr„ Va„ p,,,,.; rompanied by hrr father, George More-1 Bobby Smith of Grand- Rapids Is Mix Tom H. nson of Comstock, Mrs- ti-uchi-ra of Htnrgis, lire having u id! and-Mrs. J.OM>b VanDvLuiH- Mr and ... wru„,„B «:nn# intak' low net. and Mrs. Tolhurst. houre spent Saturday and Sunday at spending a part of hi* vuratlon with Harry McMurray of Kiitamaz/x> and iuiiuu' parly- at- FUm-lakr. low -'i'- Mr*. Emerson carrying o!i her ranch home near Lansing. Iht.<grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mr:. Frei] Hi-itMin of Richtand .viMlr-d Donald Severance and Mrs. P. J. La Mn Gilbert Fisher ,., accompanied them„ were .. ,,,fbv ,,and Mrs. Karl MA. honor* for Battle Creek. ' Hwbert Moreiiat^e, wife and son. , Smith. ■ Mr,uitd Mr-. John Mtlj-ttvy anil called Master of Detroit drove to Hastings; pi *cc nF 1Q19 UFl D l ‘n Mr ?t Rhoda * ‘Yrt> — .Miss. ; Mary ’ and RUth Frldav for Ute week end ■ ; LLAob Ur IU14 H tLU | Spnnu L.ik.. .MiG u, ,t. nr.-ent Girt, pres-nt from out of town clark Slark-’ M*«»t *’*nl Friday Fnd:‘>' night n'«ht and Satur-1 Satur-1 The Mis*.-* Misses Martha Durand nnd on other friends on ftaturday. . . . ... ... . dav ton noon In Granrt llnnlrl. whnrx lit.....a... Mrs. Clara Wilder of Battle Creek I .............................. THEIR REUNION . M: h" ' n,. m» emu '«">™ ;■> onua h.pm. «iwn.i>i».>ci>. cmmw « mm, ■>»« Giorgd litiflmnn has returned from mtin EIGHTH tiumri ntumiunt Mr Paul tom:.. । .,1 B- riv. Imlii.ti.; . c w o'Hair of Peona III ।!luy v“,tcd Herberta Morehouse the week end at R A Carpenter*. IM-trolt toMirxTiiiU-nd the altrrationv was a guest of Hasting* friends and ......... —jf Cnycrt and Mrs. Pt-rcj Mr. Quincy-Hv'tif-x of Flint, Mrs ifar- "nd Mr’ ftl,d Mrs’ Ken R^’mska ami Sunday they attended the flill reIm-iu>! made on his home on West relative* over the week end. Delightful Time At Thornapple Schroeder of GrxfTd Raiiiii, ‘ old Pelham of' Neu Brunswick N. J..lch““®P', . / i union ut Cfooked take (iret-n 81. Hi, -abler. Mrs. Frank Mr and Mrs Albert Hubbard of De­ Mi David Cox ot Grand Rapid*. Mrs A n',“’lon of »11 tonner teacher* and Ml** MaybeHe Hart spent Saturday KBne, of Detroit was here lor the troit are visiting Mr. und Mr*. George Lake On Sunday —To Meet tn Hv-’ioi' . ■ atari"toi’’v’cm- i* cl Gothenbura. Nebraska, and, "L 0,,! P“£ lftkp , -,nd Sunday in Kalamazoo, tiie guest At -----Gun— Lake Next---Year Hubbard and other relatives ... —--------Harold Lpgnn wa* in the city im Miss Mildred Von Arisen of Grand Th«; Cta*. of 1912. H, H S. held'their Monday enrouir from Niles to Ixlund, Rapid* is sjx-nding the .summer with |annmil reunion nt Thoriwrppb; Hi northern Michigan, where he plub. her aunt. Mrs*.Norn Dawson. I—,. a,,,,,;,,., juiiir .. — !■> sin-lid the summer with Lenur -------------------.......................................................... .Mra Paul .Dyer ol Grand RaP^’mcjc dlnner ui noon followed by...a bus!-■!»'........ . »»:»•■'■ ■...... S"'X!'-"'............. I’"" "Jwas the guest o! her fmrftnlA. Mr. und meeting and vuitlhg. Mr.. l.au- Mr* Philip ...................... Thoma-.. 3i.~!l Byron Rotiil. ............. | nutter consisting of Mrs Pettljohn, HOPE CENTER. Hu- Grund Rapids Herald. Mis. J. W Wolfe, on Tuesday. L|W Wilson was elected'presltfbnt and Grand Rapids. Frldav afternoon a CARLTON CENTER. j Mr* Blackman und Mrs. Hall. The Hope Center school reunion will Mt - Mabel Sl.-.Min was the guest of Bruce K>itai> Sttflge ta*pv-ndln«som--1 Mr._ Wilhily. .-ecretary i.n.l f„1;! ,. rl.ck ft. v Maurict McKeon of j There were no services nt the local, Herbert MmhouMl and mother vuit-Jbe held Saturday. June 25. at lhe HJtle Dr Wihifnd McLntvy sit the home of lime with hu Rrand|>ai»nu Mr. and nr,.as„n.r. It Was voted to Iwld their Middle'ili<- ulUciatml. M. E. church Sunday a* Rev. Wynn led tatter* (taler. Mrs. Kale Erne* grove on Will Monica> farm, east ot Mr. and Mrs Fred Henson south of I. „a , I next reunion if Mattison’s rf .-iut. Gun M1U4,. u.at, :, i\]VI,.d by Miss Jo -.•.is in Constantine attending the one'01 Allegan Sunday afternoon. She fell the reltoolhousc. Everyone welcome to ’ Uirhlantl. i.n Saturday night nnd Sun­ Miss Maxine Wunderllcli1 attended j11|b. t(l<1 ftrxigihday utter graduation : phine Ronu. of fCata:na.-<a*. who s i . .Edith ..Mi Imndretlth anniversary of the M. E. nnd u'lBbl'' <o walk alone. ।------day. 4)r_. McLravy- is gradually.recover- commencement rxctxUcs at W. S.T. C. r,n 103a Th(. mcmix:rs and their land- —•qi> pninn- ■ M- ' ao-. Mi** attend. Oh Pron.i M.nr. M; Until Mi.r( . llllrrh u „;„. (d which h«wa* jiastor Mrs Kenneth Runnska and chll■ ing from her recent e.|a.-ration. Mrs. Blrdena Lyttle is home for the at Kalamazoo over lhe week end . 1 |1(.s prt..s, llt Wl.r<- Manon Keiuirdy ----‘»rarii‘ ,uJ,‘d-' I'ta.vrdjbe urtJd>uc,4„r ,,.u,nil ycar!, w,„ lx, dren. Mix. Ben Chapman and daugh-1 summer as her school In Kalamazoo ,, J{> v nnd Mr-r E. H. Lane returned Mrs. D. D. Walton nnd children m- 8t<1U,pu KUtainuzoq; Gladys " .. •' , ' . , ’ I Ices next Sunday, preaching at 0:30 i Dorothy of Grand Rapid.5 and Mrs. closed Saturday. ' no Sunday to their home In.Toledo. Ited her juirenU, Mr. and Mrs Geo. (J11I1., Parchment; Mvrlta Sweglc.. Tra- Unde won a lovely ,-.mvn of ,Hd gunday „cllool imnicdiutely after. Edd Johnaon and son. Ray. of Chicago] Miss Darts Hubble ol Podunk spent Ohio, after u visit with their son nnd Pmtrr nf Mulliken over the week ' Wllull, unMng; Ernima Gilh-spi. ' I spent Tuesday, with Mr. and Mrs. Her-1 Sunday afternoon with Mbs Inez A*iiv.ilf, Rev. afiri Mrs, L E lainc. Rev. Mr*. L. Severance and Mr*. Fred Van I pik(, orungevillc; Win Severum-t.-. white gi-tirectli' crop, nnd carried a ; Ad toinp. ' ta-miuet <•! uhH, him- btals Siu- •.'.<• T11,. strawberry festival.given Friday.1*?.1 Morehouse l-itir prvachuii ut lhe United Brethren Dyke drove to Kntamazoo Monday ।.. ... {. ., ..... h iby . , attended by her- xv-tn-. Mi-* Marian 1 was W,,H at(cnded and all cn. Mr and Mr*. Walter Gates of Kalachurch Sunday morning tor his wn. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tcxter of Hasgowned in ’blue; )riV[,d tl)1. ,trawberry shortcake and nu,xo°ttnd «r *»nd Mr*. Paul Brown, I lings sjx-nl Saturday evening al the Rev. und Mis L L 'Dewey were tn C.i'id her A. B. degrvt from W. b. I- I)rt|l wuildorlt. Latiiha Wi>od WiUon. i rejM- grace nnd vamed ptnK rr«n buds 1 Iri. ,-Inua 1 Mr and Mrs. Irving Boulter attind- Chas. McDermott home. <liana Raphb. on Monday attending ... , ,■ Ethel Selden TOlhur.-t and Nina Wuxi. Mr. Alta r: Nelson. ll:<-groom's ru-phew M,... Elnif.r Marlow, returned Friday cd U1'' bal1 “anip at Prairieville SunHn picnic o! Hie Grund Rapid* DisMiss Florence Watkins is hoin<- from Town.<|ul of Hastings ' ‘ ' ■ t 'etmur from Grand Rapid* uherctehc day uf,fr'iain. They spent the eveThe first postage stamp used In the < IK1 1,1 Hlrt Ministerial AAMXtatlon ut Ri+d’.. Wyandotte lor a 'tail ta fore leaving I Lupdstrum kit late in j has.-ixxn wnh her *l»«r for several; “,n“ ?“h Mr and Mrs. George Bagley United States wu sold on July 1. 1*47, jtlie alle-nnon torii trip arouQd Lak: torra trip aroiiQd Lake u„,k, Jllan;t., Marlow returned Fn- 01 DeUon in New York City. unft.u program of context* and *jx>rv lurnbia University, New York City, tor Michtg.in. jdny evening from Flint where she vis­ summer school. mil daughter <d Ustfiijf talk at the ojs-n-air tiicellhg t Mr*. Lumtatrum 1. a graduate ol W :!t,.(| relatives during the past llirec" hit: anti Mrs. Fled Fuireblld and Mr*-Vera Sylva ^i>d S. 7. C. ami hu* taught ’ for wv.-ral! Mi, Win. Richurdtuin. also Mrs Wayne Grand Rapid* and Mr* •■s Veda Aller-! conducted by the prvsbytorthii JThiiir • -• ! Mr., Frank Hosmer *pcnt the week Mitolit'll "f Battle Cieck attended ding ol Carlton called on Sunday to jssipli- lust Sunday cycning. Mr Wul-- year* in Barry and Eaton counties. The ynuna |x*ipl»- will make their ‘ end ih Grand Rapids tlw guest’of relarnmirw-nn ment exi-rciM-a In Ann Arbor s<-e their aunt. Mr*. Enuiui Bii»h. who' ton spoke on. "What are the Best I homy nt tlic Lundstrum* farm ncur utM. ■ Matichiy.' Richard Fairchild being one is somewhat better. Books to Read?" Lyle Todd ot Mln. Michigan is viMtnf the gmdmt... 'l^iej; motored into Mr. and Mr*. L R. Severance, Ernest Next Sunday the meeting will !>.- :r. • r . ihg his grandmother, Mrs. John DelroU and s;>enl the afternoon. Scvi-ranre. Mrs..F. J Master. Mrs. Fred the church parlors at 6:30 o'clock and: DELIGHTI'UL DINNER Shupp. Mr. and Knopi cntcr- Van Dyke and Miss Beulah Severance Rev. Lemuel Severance will be J1k ..... \iri ,Jlieodore ________ ... ____ at COUNTRY I Mr. and Mrs C. B. Valentine and laineri cut Sunday her mother. Mrs H. attended Ut<- baccalaurcntcwscrvicc* in MX-akcr. 1; The June dinner ar the —Country M. Goldsmith, hrr brother und wife. Kalamazoo Sunday I*. M. Tin- subject will be "Intinute" |Pic- j club p,...... . on Thuractay evening, June tt>. w.v. faintly intended the Lcimrd reunion' -[at Lako Ode.xsa. Saturday. ■ ■ | Mr.,and Mr Arthur Fennell and Callers on Mr. and Mrs Claudi- jure* of Modern Russia.'* ver-. pleasant affair, over x-venty . .-----Mr. and Mrx. Fred lfenney and Rob-1 bnbv amt another brother. Win. Fen- Wood on Sunday were Mrs. Belle Wil­ e crt s,>rnt Sunds,y altl' Mr. und Mr*. .. all .. ofjSoulli . .. .. Ifuv.t .. . )k|1 Mp> Gold-1 rox and daughter of Charlotte nnd । Mr Severance has a xon-in-law In 1 attending. The c —- nim m ut^? IH'II, Soviet Russia und the talk, will be: consisted of Messrs •xm* *aml ,and Mc*dam> Mesdarn.-** i , Klck "S (.f Miitth. n-nitinit .. (| for. a longer lot visit. (Mrs. I-xiurlte Wood and daughter und :based on letter.* received rnrntly from Frank Amltu*. Gordon fronUd.-, R W ' \7*-a‘.h.vo „ MLss Eleanor Mllk-r *|>ent the latter j Mr. and Mrs Waller Hlggin* of Buttle Mr ‘'->k George Miller. M. O Hill. C. W ^*2' ” , ” iwt nt ti|c week at Hie Carrouthersj Creek. / AU young people are cordially rtivit.-d. Wispiiuer. alto Dr. and Mrs. f t D Ji U farm near Durand a* a guest ot Mr. Mr. ami Mrs. Tlmma* E. Chirk'and ,to ultond this mwllng. Chut les Furtn. ; Houghtoii The Imulge was very Im civ 1 an«t Mrs F ’nnvnrn.i.i new,™ and Mi John Camrtun .Carrnuther* daughter Patricia of Knlifniazoo spent and -family. While their Mis* Milk-r the week end with Mr. and Mr*. Keith ,Corr; L a y “«»•«« right were in Mamstee Sundav. Mr u.s:ixtr<l at the wedding ot th- ir dauuli- Daniels. Mr and Mrs V L. Wolcott and liaskel* ol ttawera "ere used on thc’(.ri.<.nn..id goes Monday to Mantatit­ ter. Miss Grace CutTuutliers, u scliool I of. Freeport spynt Saturday evening ;SPENDING-SIMMER , “ , , . ; , ’. where hc iia.* employment on a road . friend' I with them. I At contract, high scores were made ..u, Mr nnd Mr* D D Smith and’ Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Bauer and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Heber Pike ol K< nar 8m*“ Co >k; j Kcc,cc ta nt WaU lakc wherc ,U' daughter, Susie, of Detroit sjient the I Vrmon Winlnger. lyxompanicii by 1Orangeville an- tft have a line vacation and at auction. Mrs C. W. Clarke and ‘(wintu;t week end hen- wtth Mr. and Mrs. J T. Mr*. Mamie Tanner of Mancelona. 1trip lasting until in August. Clarke Iwld u>p .-ceres. | G,Ir^# B, t|1F hotne <lf Mr und Mrs On Tuesday lljey w-erit to Detroit fori[Jack ’ lonilmrd Mr* -Smith and daughter. were tn Palo lust Tuesday night where .Win. Crrxkford Sunday of last week • ri’iimim'd for a- week's visit. Mliuiea* Mr*.-Bauer comhiclrd un O. E. , S. ।a few day..' visit, tlwn on to Montreal.: lions AND LIONESSES lucre Mr. anti Mis. Hanson of Lowell. Gertrude and Margaret Smith motor- school of instruction , sailing from there on June 24. on the 11 \n HAPPV EVE rd tn New Rochelle. N. ¥.. to visit Mlsa[ Mr, and Mrs. C. W.’ Crawford luive 18 8 Laurentic. landing in Liverpool | on Moncfav evening ;<i»ui . . '■ . 1 Mr and Mrs. Ben Cnakford of Holmt-v Marguerite Hetniiinspcrgj'r I as house- gursu. her sister-in-taw. •Tficy will leave the tour In Pares auditions and Umn-.-M-* had M delightful vicinity. Mr. and Mrs Benedict und Mr. and Mr*. C. W Clarke and Miss Mrs Charles W. O'ffatr nnd two sons 1return to In land where Mrs pike has liarty at Wall take, wiih Dr. and Mr*k J Mrs Elliott of Lansing and Mrs. Reese • ! [ ofLoutMana. Kuthryi; Clarke of........................... thig city. Mrs. A. nf Peoria* III, her mother. Mrs Ophcl- !relatives near Belfast The reium trip — B A -Perry and Mr. and Mr.*. । August will be on the S. S. Georgia. Boyes a» host* and hnstesse*. C. Brown of Grand Rapids end Mrs la O'Hair of Chicago, her aunt. Mrs. tn Clare Furniss of Nashville left op Emily tank of Kentucky, and her A bountiful tx>< luck sapper wrn-1 sundav visitor* at Mr and Mr/, RECREATING AT LAKES. Tuesday for La. Angeles. California to daughter. Mrs. Robert Jessen of ChlcarA'Un.r mm* There has been a regular migration wned a- Hie Ferry collage. alV*r John Crawfords were, Mr. and Mrs Visit Mrtand Mrs. J. C. Nicholr. t Made­ which sport-, and swimming were «n- jnsJxr Raymond of Yankee Spring*. line-Britan • and Mr and Mr*. Lewis end and will return tn two weeks for by Hastings people to their hike cot­ Jov.-tl, Everyone report* a very happy i Mr . und Mrs c« cll Wade of Rocktwd. tages since the claw at school. Mr and time. Furntaft.and other friends. : his family. Mr. mid Mrs. Harry Clem and non Ray­ Mrs A J. Larsen and family. Mr. and mond of near Gate* CornFrs, Mr. mid Mrs. Hubert Cook and fiimlly und Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Townsend to Wall , Ivy Temple of .Middleville enter- Mr?. Ernest • William*. Mr and Mrs. lake. Mr -and Mrs. Clta-S. 8 potts and tiiim-d Thornnpple Temple on Monday Earl Williams and John Wlllltts of Ml** Virginia Potts. Mr and Mre. Kim evening with Sadie pnrr ot Detroit. Carlton George Slater ot Chicago, visited his Bigler and family. Mr. nnd Mrs F. W. Grand Chief of Michigan. Maud Barn­ Just u Limited Stebbins and family, and Mr. and Mrs aby of 'Grand Rapid*. Grand Senior. brother Ous this week. Mr. and Mr*. James Null were in Gordon Ironside and family to dun Inn Lotircne Hall. District Deputy, tn at­ L. V. BESSMER Eyesight Specialist Plainwell Saturday. ’ lake. tendance A lovely tune was reported Mr* Genora Long ol Detroit and and a aellciouk |x>t luck supper was HASTINGS, MICH. JOLLY BIRTHDAY CLUB. Mrs. Mildred Roush ol Pralrievilk* senipd. | called on Mr. and Mr* John Crawford At the home of Mrs. Nettle Mead 1 AND' f CLUB. i Thtlreday. . .'>33 W. State St., the Jolly Birthday Yes, there are styles in club gave a pot luck surprise party on Mr> J M Townsend is iMwtc-M Jo ihfi Mm. John Crawford. Mrs. Mildred Mrs. Cora Cherry Kapp, who is spend­ U and 1 club this*,Wednesday after-1 Ro'u'h “"d IHtle Wilma Lou ot Prairiemountings und even lenses. The shell frames, formerly ing a few days in the city. The visiting noon at her home on East Grand St. vllIe- sl*nt Sunday at the home of Mr. so much used are being superseded* by those which are ---------------- 2-----and Mrs Ernest William* of Welcome guests were Mrs. Mollie VnnDugtervn. Pasadena. Cal.. Mrs. Miller from, j Persia is having thr most severe win- | Corners works of art. That are attractive-desirable. Many Mansfield. Ohio, and Dr. Sheffield. 1 ter tn ita modern history, but there Is Mr. and Mrs Laurence Barry Wd are having their lenses changed to these new mount­ HASTINGS. MICH. PHONB2115 WE DVJVU ------------------- -1 no indicataon that thr rugs are, to be son of Kalamazoo spent Saturday night DELIGHTFUL BRIDGE PARTY, i nude into overcoats Pittsburgh Post- and.Sunday with the Null-*. ings. Glad to.show you the latest ideas in eye wear. Eight guest* were very pleasantly en- Gazette • --------- —- <♦--------------lertaitwd Monday evening, by Mr. and h ------------- ---------- ----------- 1 Though you live in the middle of fbc ConttaBCd next week. Mrs. Archie McDonald at their horn-1 The average nun tn the course nf his j woods in these' day*, a hoiuw-to-houae on W Court St At bridge, Mrs. L. E. I daily activities walks about 18000 steps, agent for mouse traps will beat a path Barnett won loi) score. or approximately seven miles. j to your door.—Detroit News. Mark Twain said [PERSONAL “Everybody talks about the weather but nobody does anything about it" Well, we’ve DONE it Palm Beach Suits Cool and Comfortable. Light and dark colors. $i3- - ns0-9 T.Clothing S. forBaird & Men ft Boys Fun! Fun! for Everyone Now you can have a great time at lhe.Lake or beach ... the Kiddies will enjoy it immensely.. ;VV/iat? THE GIANT" BEACH BALE I * This ball is'highly color­ ed; l\as strong duniblt case' with a fine, heavy rubber bladder. The-case laces at the stem of bladder. Extra large size: 36 inches !MUUft'.iVhiT in circumference. Spu-ia i-ric« c Dedicated to Better Vision Fashionable Eye Wear? t Y ... ... .... ■■ B. A. Ly BARKER . ......................... . ,, [■ ■_ ' �T>ULPA>TI?.GS BAKNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE M. 1»M PAGE'EIGHT TOMATOES NEED CARE Our Success WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25 CTS ftd bu*iiW‘« management and Mtlifaclory dealing with policy - I TO PREVENT mS^SE>^‘3li!£,.,^,Sfe,Saj THE CHURCHES ----------- ; Striker, and aon of Athens, hl* grand-1 Two Types of Blight On This'mother. Mr. Weeks and •V.Z.UH. Can Be Controlled TREE METHODIST CHURCH, user Calfar an" - ------- Madeline' ......J By Proper Spraying I Thursday niKht with her daughter. Mr ( H»tu>» Ckarck. East Lansing-Tomatoes, which areian‘l Mrs HayiK- and family. ! Often tile clttef pnd.* of the home garMr»* C^ldte Carey, attended a fare-| tknrr. are attacked by reieral dlseuses «*r‘> home ,Mr bruin.:, which can be pci-ven!e<l <>r controllud ' *^r- “’“I M». Ruwli Mutt, mic day by simple treatments according u» ex- la-‘! *’*fc* Mr Mott “,'d f»«dly *Urtnt. iM-rts un plant dteea-w! at Michigan Saturday un a vacation trip to th* ( __ college. State College , . . ...... state...uf WiMhlrutton i Cij Two* type* ot blight, early And Ute. There was a Urge crowd ut the. L 1 at times cause keriou* Iomu-s. PlanU ut-lA 8 a‘ t,lr Hcntlrrrtiutl rehooUwilw-; (tacked by early blight show brown Thursday fur >upi» r. Club No li eput* with concentric' rings «rr nducs M-r'r” Collection over ten dollars. r.l>unt the spots on thr leave*. Black j,'”nw.again. I j>6U which berome covehd with a Mr und Mr Houwmlr of Aublack, velvety growth aiqa ar on tlw •‘"it Mrs Burrell ilruit*. Hili diM-tis.* appear^ ,-ariy m Phillipa <nd StPle Hlllllp* and mtxhrr, ------ -------‘Smutfiy alteriiiKui b<*hT!!rch or ciiribt.* scientist, .... the growing twoaon amiII Mrs Mn Dodge .spent Saturday] Late blight usually, docs not occur, Mi ■"' spent Saturday, until the latter part of July, and the a,M Bunday with hrr mother in Grand plants attacked by it show dark, wal- ,h‘l,ut' ’ er-soaked area* on tlw fatvea.* an up-1 , *',lk “n” *Mr' ' *■■*-' Animes a ;« atance similar ,t«» lliut caiurd by [1 ‘uuuhtrr Lucile anil tlw ftenw freezing, a whin* downy growth apof Battle Crerk calle (>*.u* un tlw unaersJdaMit tlw have* •‘"ll W O Tobias anjL-Mr. and) Ttw fruit* ugURlIy «how-rot near thc'M, s K,, ! Toblag Sunday aftenioon ' habtixos C1TT MISSION. stem end nnd tin* npreadi around tlw Mr* Halverson Is cntoctalluiiK hrr circumference of tlw fruit* faster ll»3.*»i *”°,,,cr rr"ln Ha*tini’‘; it peiwtroHn into Uw interior I B‘'btri Phillijw I* getting along fine Spraving with a 4-4-50 a.lution of '""P bu hL.t week, we are! Bordeaux mixture al • Interval* of a . i;!*l<1 t“ wpfiit week or 10 day., wilt control both tlw Mr' Or“ n'"'- «>< Crrrsro qwi blight* of tomato. *. • torepurt <>f tlw work will! Mr and Another enetnr of tlw tomato |>lani *’■***' Newton ami tqniliy I’rmn is called Grand Rapid, db-a- Iwc uim .M»y Piiyn.* in IL. it first appeared twar tliat city. Thrl*''* day*'. ..nd a«< r.mpaiiird Mr •ymptom* <>f this ite«*a.-«- .ire a pro-■ ISW. M. y.r> home fr.au th ui. r-'.ive willing Of thr leave* from tlw I SMurdnv tp Visit them for bottom ol tlw plant upwaid Rough. .i1’ DELTON M r. CHURCH NOTES. . biown s|mM* .-urro'ind.’si by a white halo Wilbur Nivhols of Alba M itre: ■ may. occur on the fruit* and make tij. ni a,ul Mrs Edd New Ion Sundav. AT DELTON unusable. Spray# aitfl dturt* will no*.; l'l<»>d Tobia* and in.nd and B...._ ... ! control this dtM*XM Afteci. d plant* ?‘,“l Bruce itendcnJux <4 Kalama.sw .• • should be pulled and burned* ttf Ji*s.m*h !■'P*'n* Sunday with tlfc* imui.i . par-, AT FRAIHIEV1LLE. th.* spre.nl ot tlw disease S Mr and Mr.. C N. Tkkbl.1*. A detailed discussion of tonuilo dis-1 ‘r,‘*‘r' '*■" M' 1*‘r'**' « crowd ai ■ xc :.*. gum in Circular Uull.-tm No l',u‘ Hendendioti clmol reunion at u*.,[139. which will be M-nt tree to anyone I !,al* owing to sickn.- . and two other * requesting it from Uw Bulletin Clerk i *'» «>rar OF. wish w«* might nr-j CHURCH or THE NAZAEENE ; M'dPKaiLSUMu -Ctlltesc. Eaat lanslng. - ra,'Sf " *•"*»«’ ‘ *•“'’" ■ *'«li "iw another in mljt.iium: district;- SEE rs 1OR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L. MAUS & SON H. S. SHELDON ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE HASTINGS. MICH I H.lln il In urlcht. iniciil It on .lirl EASIER on thr p>M lvrlbo.4 HASTINGS MARKETS TA. Homemdlers' Corner * Home Service Station Finds Favor with Home Owners! “We are gratified at lhe reception being accorded our new Home Inspe.tiun Service," «aid thr Home Lumber Company. “The Idea that ordering home repair* entailed convlderabte time and bother. "The honwrholdrr had to decide what was needed to make the de- and linalb rngagr a competent workihan to do thr job. Owner* frequently have pul up with discomforts and Inconvenience# when Fthr untoward condition could be righted for >i trifling amount. Without nnl or obligation. we help thr owner to determine what I* needed and make him a flat price for thr job. material and labor.* Hr then drride* What. If anything, -hall Le done." Helps Solve- Unemployment Problem Inspritiun service I* finding employment foi Univ lomprtrnt workmen are recommend- Due l.i thr two scars ot- liuililint ina.tiiilv. nuni homes have Now a Good Time to Have Work Done any linir siprr the war, and home uwncr* < nt this oituaiiun to order needed rriMins. . perhaps not available for mltuii The Home Lumber Co, TELEPHONE 2276 Con Soli Your Mcrthondiio The Decision wfl.’it flllH’Ttil EMMANUEL CHURCH, iEFIM DPA1 I ing Perthd Mt I. i Wickham W.drwMl ck 1. r an hi tutatia alhlh toili 1'’ Plrofc M-mSr. trounr *■" Cram ‘ One of the virtiu's ot which „ 1,' ............. ’■' — ’ is not Cnmnumly stressed is it*, value x.. Charlotte. HxMltics and | r. a poultry feed, according to the j»oul-!''’Idland. > » try department at Michigan State Co!-j, ‘lr?i p*’arl Martin of Fort Worth, i lege, which recommend* this feed for; J* *3'* »n<L * r' John Meade of .Ba-J poultry from the time tfirds are ,*hSnt l w“’,^ * Mi hatched until they have completed ' al’d, c*hers .. . ... . .. . aaOAOoAV * GALEN Ambulance Sen-ite. OH ONES HOW 2005 sroac 2225 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ORDER FOR PUBLICATION OHDI.H for PUBLICATION Opportunity Uses the Want-Ads I each too jxiunds of mash The ingred-; 1• ,, • K ilt* <>i the iiii-ii are 38 jxiuniLs yrl-i ,,r’, ,"t* Wickham fpeui TUurMf.iy :<>w c<vn nir.il. 20 |»und flour mid-i'-^buna.*.. > _ dlli.u*. 20 pf-und- eround fcKtlmeal 10 - - . । ••* — dnrf milk, s mM. mrat s,„llUj- rtIrnwaB',M1„ I, letup. 5 pounds AUa.ta meal, - pninth . tlld Mrs Min,.r niul fnm[jy x,.„. Jn .s.eanwdbonr. myni. 1 jMJimd salt, and 1 Mr .,|u) Mrs Myum^mith and Mm. |N*niul?.mi m?sh rnav iw n «rt n n Middle)lllr. arcamjwnl.d Dus same mash may be no d as a bjf <Vr nnd M Wm R11(Wltrs (lf M ... growing ration bur it mav be improved tings J w .uwiingnsso ,-mon, bran for s.rard,, ramta. June ». „„ the four mWdUmr The b, the Urey should be used after the chick* are six ... ., ».„> ,.,SM .rrt, d.l, and a Kra«h r«d! i.,,,' „ Mr and mS a­ ... rwul jur.. ol mdCKl yrllow con. M1..„ Y(W „„ ,rt(w "LuUh,‘'‘* ■',l(M*‘d hojn'-rn M-. ,in(1 Mj> OrM Mrinu-rr will ir... moh. WI.IM .h.n w.,,1M. p,,wic. M „„ rnam-' l,..:lru «v |.to.lm llw-tama hou».|„ul „„„lu[ ,j ,.,ls „„t .-hou.d conlaln IK.pound, rolls* ran >,... Wnenl o, u meal. 100 pounds fine ground aaLs. 100) g pound, Uandird Bmo, 100 pound, dour A u pUnwd for! mlUdlUx, m P0UIUU nw< lera*. Sdi.h. rrtnlnu of J.uu- 10. pure at I 00 wmd. aUaUa nnd. IS poo.d,yarned .. M ahtl to.b burn uwal und s pound, sail. Tin. rau, wa o„„ i,.. ., .Ion «n br unpro.rd by .utauluuno; (,atlved> your alldndaiur u sullenid nt milk «!f Ol,*' . 50 pound* ot milk for one-half the ictl ‘ meat scrap. | ----- :------ «_« Alfalfa fields provide ideal range GCN EAK for growing and laying bird*. and .Lx.t Week > Letter, chopped green alftdfa. makre a satUMr and Mr* Charite Smith’of Benfactory green feed forjhickcns which ton Harbor wire callutg on friend.. are Confined. j Thursday. ■ Mr. and Mr* Stanley Kunmev were. Bloody Civil War Battle dinner guests at Ute Adrian Johnson GRANGE PROGRAMS In the battle of Antietam the Fed i home Sunday in Orangeville towmdup | I t ME FOR STEERS. killed, wminded Lawrence Alien and Robert Count conducted at Kansas agrlcnl-* eral *ral fi.rees fotw Iwt >**•* 1X300 >‘* CARLTON ORANGE NO niviiaira llu. mu* .«V, wreak. . ....I ......... .ml <w^r.u ™«ru>nto« ll» mmfc. tural .xpvrirr.ciit sUtlon over a three- »„j -L-... >w ------v»t k.. । .... . . —... ■ both are doina | bothfine are doing tux y«ar jierlod ir.dicatr that the feeding fnrrea lo»t UJXO killed, wounded nnd Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Dufley went to> It was one of 1-10 pounds ^ady ot ground lime- BilktUi*. ■ * -------uf • the bloodiest Ionia Saturday and from there expect eIone to R steer was more beneficial to go 16 Grand Rapids to see Mr. Lau­ than the feeding of two pounds ot al-, Wi re killed on S. ptynber IT. 1NJ2, rence who t* in the hospital falla dally The lune-fed steers netted than on any other one day between Mni. Joltn Ferdon of Grand Rapids PTtK jwr steer over feed costs, while 1MJ1 and IMS. entertained a party of ladies at her tiie alfaifu-fed steers netted only (3.81 cottage Thursday. per steer Both groups in each test were; Robert Henderahplt and family of i Origin of Old Saying A chain of restaurants has announc- fed a bwsul ration of coni, cottonseed Montreal. Canada, arrived at Gun lake meal <a.,M and asuagar. silage The lime-fed avrviai steersi »nsau * nc uiuc-ivu - - —— ~ ' now is somebody to promt* a bigger, gamed 2.34 pounds each dally, while ronies from the cu»t<>ui ot lowering a Saturday morning for the summer. turnover for . business men.— Becton tlw alfalfa-fed gained 2X5 »l‘>p's Hag. wMch Is regulated by a If you have talent and pattern* you Herald. i pounds each. Iluy attached to pegs. can accomplish anything. NOTICE TO CE. DITOEU FOR SALE! 20 I lorses- 5 Mules A!) A-1. Prices right. H. D. BRISTOL! 2 miles east of Galesburg, Michigai On U. S. 12 CARDS OF THANKS FUNERAL HOME - i Mader l.«*nk n! Lin.nid WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH WALLDORFF - Cumming* <>f Edmore j c ----------- " nt ... By Home Efanonilcs Six-clallsts Michl- tended tik- reunion Satunlav and *|a*n! gan State College Hhr night und Sunday with Mr and -------,, . Mn- < .u - KliiH* tnd family and Mr. ~~~~ ------- and Mi. Alfred Bishop and family. • l-itc.-t methods of canning vegetables' In Berlin ail applicant'' mr nutnmo-1 FIRST FRESBYTEMAN CHURCH. . are bglng dmumMrated at central F bile drivine lleeiKes -un- given a police |M>lnts tn’the various counties during* Tlw* KiiuJft card With the following Warning. -'■■'• June. July, ami August by Mixs MurieLGre.hu'. The smallest quanlHivs «f alcohol । Dundas aqd M1M Roberta Hershey, jeighty bcl Atm*, spirits, cl are injuriouit •exteiulun nutrition '*pechdMs. (July will motor driver. „ The tdijccl of the demonstrations Is Culver. : spread ettor that small quantities lune to |>nivide •cmumm-nl and procUcal* Tlw Kin le*. .'ktpx*! reunion will l»-!iw drlrtaiioOs elfert. On tlw contrary, nwihiulik which may be UM-d by hoitM - Iwlu Sltoday. Jmw 26{h. at Ham- tlu*v eatue nt fir.si an merea.c nt v--. m pre.MTVlng articles fur later;’ii.ind* re. < ‘t ut Fuw Uk.* willi punw I omfidemr. followed tn premature . Since it Is most difficult*to pre- .dinner at on* !• M faligur. and thtt* weaken ones capaervr llw original flavor In non-acid! Mn and Mi - <;<•.» Fry uift discnmlnfitioti and rencRAPTHIT CHURCH a-tablc.. k|mcia| atlrntiun ts bring.Itare irtitrited t« Uwtr llwiM* aV’tlic meetings There *|» ndin;: a week with M be MHng rtiscujsinn nf fruits glister K iiKion accordidg to Hu* United mid children tni|>prtiinl mentis of dccreiujing j l»W in lime n:i<l increasing safety through; Luca children uf IMpatur. till- ; Hight, , complete stmltraljpn .is one of tin* fie with Uwm to >|m ii!I ' , method# being demonstrated. Varlou* NOTICE TO CREDITOR! i 'other types «f equipment are discussed i and both tin cun* and glass JaTs tin* Smith und Mr* tiny an u»cd.* .. -----hmpital. . . . I< iv.*... the -- ------ — --------- — ——.............*; Evelyn Knuwlr- t> \peiulniu Hn the canning process nre also includ- at the home of Wv.-lej ; ed by the spcciaUkU, such as pre-cook*- ■ ton Ccntr* church or chrikt. coats grove. I mg of the product Dates ol the demRu <11 F c. Wins. Pastor. ■ • on-trntinns an* unnoitnevd ii> tiie local <m a six newspapers a short .'time before the t.,n *«, vi. tlm>* .scheduled. ■------------------------ , — Atteintetmiite for the nifetincs are ' ' MT. and made by extciisiun agents in counties. .daughter# of Grand Haven u HASTINGS PARISH. <l“I visitor* at Joseph Croefcf* METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. i Mrs. Mildred V.indenRosb <»( Alte-' POULTRY SHOULD GET gan come Saturday t» attend th. I Pfl-NTY OF ALFALFA- >■-m reunion a*, i ..k,* <ht,.a w,‘h m. ■QTU r. TO < U tHTORS Mi;» Panht lc ‘ Chickens Need This Feed From -d home with iwr t*>r ttw u<-e|t First Feeding Through Lny■ ^'^'Sud'rt!'. NOTICE TO CREDITORS CHICKEN AND Steak Dinners! Prompt ('oiirtcuus Service North End of Gull Lake LAKESIDE INN r«IRk(H|L> RUSS EVER S RESORT Hickory Corner* Phone 27-F 14 Herman Zocmian Cre«MV. Mich. ECONOMY in all tr»nsad'.on» will, friend, u rnerelj pradical W.sd CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctly Funeral Service Alfc> Ambulaiu'r Service I �PART TWO THE HASTINGS BANNER critical in temper, and we consider very and wo do not -wish to shirk the MAY REPORT OF THE closely the value of everything wc are •punxibillty in any way. Whatever - • • . v on un o n ■■ , , buying- Timt applies to institutions as not good, should M cleared away and- BAKnT LU. NU. Z U. H. I. A. well as goods. We [ook at government* something better take its place. • ~ . It und begin to consider thetr strength' I b. something over so year* since Fred Miller Herd Again Leads, . _v. . —--------------------------y. m. c a starwd with a doz.-n With Herd Average-of war tery few of tlu* old goremment-s 'young fellow,-, in London, and yr| outL nol T« v , have stood. Nearly all empire*, except ot that little group’ came a great m’.<A4 • JB’a LUS. rat Dll. E. M. BEST OF CANADA tiie British have been xu< |d auay. uiul national and worldwide movements During the month-of May a total of kings and kui**r> und czars gone Into Tbb movement has spread now to 66 76 cows were tested nhd their ave rage MAKES VERY SIGNIFIthe ncraplieap Even democratic forms dutrient countries ami enrolled nearly production wa. 8M9 ib< milk. i. CANT STATEMENT of government ,hj»ve bc< n tried and 2.0QOXXMI members, und It te px.-.tng m- mg 3.95 or 31A4 lb.;, of fat. ’>n-j found wanting and been succeeded by tn furtlu r umccupird ftohts. and un- dudlhg-fivc dry cows in Up- average. ; autocracies. • toss xometlilng unusua! takes place it Tiie average value of product.' was' Y. M. C. A. STARTED 50 "Every institution • te being exam- will not tevlom: before the Y. M. C A exactly l« no' Tin* average to d ow YEARS AGO IN LONDON iiieei. and |x-o|.to arc wondering wfieth- wlH'b<^nmung in every - country km (4 49 leavlnn a margin of *351 er thte and that Ls good enough to around th.-world, fn U»e Unite d State., above feed coat, per cow. Nearly. Two Million Members Tlw returns for each dolltit's worth j our educational nj-Jems, whidi produce ooo (KW inn verted in property and equip­ Enrolled In Fifty-Six Differ­ u certain umount of 'iwrtL*mindcdncs:<' ’ nwiii. ment and endowments—I wish »e luul cost of priMlucing each pound of fat and wc ore not altogctlwr suttefied-with more of it ent Countries tlmt 1» a iniall tiling compared to the" producing each 10Q. lbs. of milk Dr E M. Best. National Y. M C A Hrcretai-y <>f (.'uiuida. h» .un nddicss rhurthcA. whether they are. doing all ipvl-n ut Woodstock. Ontarin..*w)w*re 11. Hut they could do ~ctitictems arxl 'di- both lay mid [irofrssional leadership.' Eleven grade and -registered Holthc association Is making pregrei-.-. nml.aiefn*. owned by Fred Mlltor. averaged thing It Is true of our homes. winch Ims always iip|>«a1<d U> many-of the ■* '••- tcatlfig ................. .. 1117 — Uh. of' — milk 3.44 and ~ — very finest men m all communities, in' 3850 lbs. of fm. This wi> the: -»>"•<• prepared to say lhe old-fadiioneii .nearly every citv you will find the tughest butterfat average for the as-! Imine wiU> mA good enough, mid that cream of public-spirited .citizens giith-. Mxdaiion. . tutjotu," said Dr Boi. "when every­ we have to have sonwthing b. tt< r. around tin- baaid No doubt therei Five grade cows, rcprcsentiniT three; thing isjKLvUni! IliioUi'Ii tlw lire, anil "It 1» quite natural (hat *’ • breeds, owned by George Couch, hv-j only tlw* things of high vahw arc goiiu: comes in for — examination. —sons, but by and large the Y t-tuia-d M. C A.I 074 lbs. of milk teslinz 3-.14 • :■> survive. Tlwre me going to be body is apjiettlcd to for sub*<inptton<. rkcruit the bvt and mast devoted, or 35 84 pounds of fat. Tins] c'Mluti-s and adjiu.tmcnu. und mans' membrn hip-. «iip|x.rt. mid p.-«plc begin ■ pionfuhm- .■«,„< । • was the second highest herd average. : /J landmarks are going to be swi pi to count up their resoureen Tfir. t- me i iuneekinc. i tiitt t.. Seven cows of mixed breeding, own-1 jfniy. In days Ilke tlwM'. everyone i | pioncerlnft. movement, und lias sue- ed by Frank W. Kelley, averaged 86'j‘ '■ Of milk testing .4 1- <•!■ 35 3'E reeded in many tilings Im-cuilm* able of fat. ' Tills was the third high; utilize the »u|>|>ort nnd energy of a j igreat many forces in tile community! Ilave You Pasture Insurance? ■ • which otherwiM* would not Ik- ayai|-' (jibte. Tlw association has pkinwred in ': Right now native pasture is, prime) ' lhe work of physical education, and'.feed for cows. There h none better; . qr cheaper. If dairy formers could' Ifarricd thu g«t|»I around .worid. j OF .It h;u> become port r>! .school curricula; continue their cows all summer on pas-! land that is a great coniribution to. lures as they are now. they would; Uiughm' life. Wc [itonceied in tlw' field ilike a wide slice out of production L I of Chririian'MKlal recreation. The a.,- costs. That would be a good thing to] :rocuHi<Mi has made it respectable !6r d« But they can't have prime feed i Christian iwople to play games. Ou,- from native pastures all summer. Na­ ancestors iped to think umusemm*. »!, tive pastures walk out on the job about • I any kind a waste of Umc, and tn fact, a ’ the first two weeks in July. Right now ■ is tlw ha rtf feed! ahi, and that tradition persisted down — - — time ---- —to think ----, about ----- ------, to about JMO. Nearly half the board of! I',r J‘fly and August. There happens idirectors Br;nit!<>rd‘ k nfeign«i nGig.n>« wto ni'" .. directors in Br,mth>rd b‘’ » crop that Just naturally hk. i •my uncle pro|>re<d-to builityi swimmin;' ,to work during July and August. It hi pool and to me tlw gospel hull for a good grazing . crop. Cows like it j I basket ball. Now jre.try to make use tif .Seedings of it made the first or second (every bpjnirtunily' to influence young week in June will be ready for Rra?.:J pcoplt, instead of turning our backs,on Ing about the middle of July. Try*a pr trying to Mippi • the tendc.ncy to- few acres of Sudan gripw. Seed 25 to] JO lbs. [mt acre. Get acquainted with] i ward amusement." | After a Journey o>f revrn weeks it. You might like il The aowx Xttrethrough the Canadian..We.l, Dr Best Files and Fly Control. j | had this tosav "1 was’ astonished and greatly touelwd by the privations our On page 289. June loth issue of fellow-cCtlzens on flw prairie; arc en­ HriardTi Dairyman, Is a timely article; during. c.jM'cialty in Saskatchewan. on '“flies and fly control.” ft is about; They had almost no crop, und very’lit* the most nuthuritative treatise-on the] subject known to science and any! tremendous lotir.ir.' and faitiitulius-; farmer cun readily dead nnd'npply this and vitality, and stnigglmq along until knowledge in makiilg war on file;, per-, the next crop fornea in. If they do not haj>s your neighbor luura copy if you! get, this good crop. It is going io be Ju.i do not. Or. write to Hoard's Dairyman.! Atkinson. Wisconsin, Including! inrludirig! too bad for them and for us down hi re, Fort Atkinson, but fiHtunately conditions are very ; 10c for postage. The following Ls a list of the three ■ favorable, jhe associations in tiie west highest cows in class, butterfat, basis cm towns utc having a hard time. We NORTHERN GROWN SEED Bf.ANS are iremcndoiUy ileiwmknt on busi­ and names of owners. Under three years—W. C. Schultz, ness condition:. "-Dr. E. M. ToGermination 9-1 i-G registered Guernsey, freshened Janu ­ ronto. ary- 8. poundii of milk for the month. 688 test 5.5. butterfat 37.8 lbs. Howard ' $3.00 Per Hundred FARM LAN1T PRICES ler. registered Holstein, frl in in <; COMPLETELY DEFLATED October 2 lust. 755 pdpnds milk, test 4 4, total pounds ot gutter fut 332. Production Of Crops Is Cur­ Howard Stanton, grade Holstein, freshened September 1 last. 739 lbs.| tailed But Demand For milk, lest 4.1. 299 lbs, butterfat. ■ ’ Under four years—Tlic lilghest test.-! Products Not Increased . Prices of farm lands in Michigan, re­ inc cow in this class Is owned by Fred i ports show, have been completely de­ Miller, a registered Holstein, freshen-1 flated. They are now at pre-war levels ed March 10 hut. 1864 lbs. of milk test­ and prices for farm products are much ing 3 1. 57.8 lbs. butterfat. Fred Mil- ' Poultry and Stock Feeds PHONE 2257 ler. registered Holstein freshened) lower than in 1813. • Farmers hate been ndvteed to cur­ March 15 laid, gave 1902 lbs. of milk., Coal, Lime, Cement, Etc. Hastings, Mich. tail production. They have done so, testing 2.65. the total of. 50.4 Ibx. of; but, that does not stimulate demand, butterfat. Frank W. Kelley with a na­ which teems to have- declined even tive cow. no special brooding, freshen­ faster than the decrease in production. ed April I last, gave 1066 lbs. iriilk v-. ci ut uw C. It. R. ZIIIIUKI, Arnold, Kiras rural economist the testing 4.15, yielding 44.8 Hu. butterOhio state Unlvcnlty. has been maituu. -*ai; Under five years—W. C, Schultz, an investigation and declares that crop and livestock production figures registered Guernsey,.freshened March show a decrease, not an increase, in 17, 1931. gave 992 lbs. milk, twt.4.55. yielding 45.1 lbs. butterfat. W. C.| production has taken place. He states that the drastic decline in prices is du? Schultz, registered Guernsey, freshen­ to the geneVal low price level of ali ed September 32 last, gave 651 lbs. of commodities and to the law of export milk, testing 65. yielding 42.3 lbs. but­ terfat. Third. Howard Stanton, grade trade. | TESTING TIME FOR fill INST TUTIONS I Why This Bank? In Summer Prepare for Winter 1 he seasons follow each other in rapid succession and all too soon winter with its chilling blasts will be here again. FOUR GENERATIONS OF PURPOSEFUL SERVICE TO THIS COMMUNITY The Ambition, and Desire of This Bank Are GET READY FOR IT... and at the SAME TIME... Save Money On Coal Our coal and delivery service have always been of FIRST QUALITY and wc are now in position to give you SUMMER PRICES ON COAL! We always carry a .complete line. I All Guaranteed Tires and Tubes Special Friday & Saturday Only UNITED STATES TIRES AND TUBES 2 2 2 29 x 4.40 Tires&Tubes owSS 2 Gal. Sealed Can Penn Oil FREE 30 X 4.50 Tires & Tubes JL1 2 Gal. Sealed Can Penn Oil FREE 28 x 4.75 Tires & Tubes FREE <75 ^-95 2 Gal. Sealed Can Penn Oil FREE With Every Pair of Tire» and Tubes FRIDAY and SATURpAY SPECIAL FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY Extra Special! 5 Gallons of HEAVY OIL BRING YOUk CAN V $<<95 1 THIS SPECIAL SATURDAY ONLY jfato Jport Jhop TELEPHONE 2177 DRIVE-IN SERVICE Tlic BrigiLv Jubilee. XponMiretl by the Ladies' Aid Society will be hcltl- on Thursday evening, June 30. at the church basement. Tiie [larade starts nt eight o'clock. Tiie Ban- Line community will have the opportunity of hearing tin- Hull family musical quartet, on Thursday evening. June 23.. - Mr. mid Mrs. Harry Stevens. MrXmid Mrs. Cyrus Buxton and mother. Mrs. Jessie Norris, attended tlu‘ funeral service of Orrcn -Barker of Battle Creek Sunday He wa.-- u former pio­ neer resident, of the llriggs district. HU wife preceded him eleven years ago, Burial was made at Oak Hill cemetery. Mr. and Mrs Ward CheeM-man nnd family recently were week end guests of Mias Josephine Romig of Kulamaxoo. Joe Moore .of Battle Creek who has been asabtlnr with the hay crop at the Charlie Purcell Ivdme had tlw misfor­ tune to get hte foot caught in -the hay rake causing a badly sprained foot. ’Hie Children's day program was presented at tho Briggs church Sun­ day morning, with a good attendance. . Mr. and Mrs. Allan Hyde and Joyce Elaine visited their parent*, Mr. nnd Mrs. L. A. Hyde Saturday evening. Mrs. FrancU Jones, who recently submitted to a major operation nt Nichols hospital te now able to „b<? home. Mra. Bessie Strickland 1» with her. On July 6 the Pleasure Birthday or­ ganization will meet nt the home of Mrs. Irene Jonex Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Case were cullers at the Dave Jones' home Sunday to we Mr. and Mrs, Lucian Hyde, former realdents here. Mrs. Flossie Hill, who is assisting in the care of her jiarents, Mr. and Mn. year, gave 1049 lbs. of milk, testing 3.85. yielding 40.4 lbs. butterfat. Mature Class—five years >nd over— Highest. W. C. Schultz, registered Guernsey, freshened April 12 this year, gave 1280 lbs. milk testing S.25 with a total o! 67.2 lbs? of butterfat. Next was Fred Miller's grade Holstein, freshened. January 15 last, gave 1333 lbs. milk, testing 3 6, a total of 48.0i lbs. of butterfat Tiie .third was Frank: W. Kclloy's grade Brown Swiss cow■ which freshened January 11. gave 1336 lbs. milk, testing 3A5 yielding 47.4I lbs. of butterfat. Signed, Edward R.. Bailey. Tester. • BOiVNE ( ENTER. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Deming and Mr.• and Mrs. Wayne Benton mid Helm1 attended the funeral of their cousin. Mrs. Murtha Davis In Grand Rapids' Friday. . Mr. and Mrs. Roy Deming and1 Wayne Benton and family attended the' Deming reunion at Caledonia park: Saturday. , Laurence Benton had the misfortune to break lite nose Saturday while, changing a tire. Mr. and Mrs. Watt Jliomas attendedI the Brew and Jolinson reunion whichI was held at the Lewis Skinner home. Sunday. Mr. afwi Mrs. Glen Dean and daugh­. ter attended the Moe school reunionj Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Crouse of Has­. tings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ’ WIU Fox. STRIKER SCHOOL •DISTRICT. Remember the ice cream social att, 1the Striker schoolhouse Thursday eve­. ।ning, June 23. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Campbell and Mr. 'and Mrs. F. Abbott colled on Mr. mid :Mrs. Lyle Blemn of Hastings Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Foster and family and Miss Dorothy Lathrop of tlw home of Mr. and Mrs. Ward Cole. Barr/villc and Mrs. Nagier of Free­ A riveter's machine strikes about port spent Sunday with Mr. nnd Mrs. looo blows a minute. Samuel Oeiger. —To attend to the banking wants of every cus­ tomer in a cheerful, courteous manner. 2nd —To render a real and valued service in excess of that which is expected. —To create such a friendly atmosphere that with each transaction the customer will acquire a lasting confidence in this old institution. 3rd —To conduct the affairs of this bank in such a conservative and yet progressive manner that rea­ sonable returns may accrue and the organization always remain as sound as during the past four generations. We be­ lieve with such a purpose, we are justified in extending an invitation to you to make this Bank Your Bank. A 1 Smith Bros. Velte & Company DON’T FORGET . .. We Sell for LESS! 1st T T 'T A LJLjAO JL JLJlN C? VJ0 NATIONAL BANK .SY8TXI Only National Bank in Barry County Hastings, Michigan Telephone: 2217 Holstein, freshened September 28 fast ('OATS GROVE. church Sunday evgning was well at­ A fine crowd BirthtUy was urewnt at the enjoyed. Loyal Women's meeting nt j Win. »««* Ilall much and wife and Hugli Riley the home ol Mrs. Nettie Coo|wr Thurs- an^ * £ nm*UW day P. M. Tlw program was in charge ^unduy calter* P’f' . of Agnes Haight and Gladys Tbomji- j ***1. Otte and son. Refreshments were nerved by tlw . Virginia Hnytns, Ruth ayd Btthcr Erhostess nnd Mrs. Alma Boulter. Mrs 1 WcnslolT. Ruth Woodman und Mattie ’ Kimble’wop prizes In contests. Mrs.' Cooper received a nice gift from the society. • • Tiie Bunday Evening Community Organizatlon put on a good program at the M. E. church in Sunfield Sunday evening. Next Sunday evening ourconununlty service will be in charge; of the "Gleaner's" class of the Sun- ] day school. There will be picture! slides shown, probably token from: "Ben Hur" nnd Eldon Oakes of Has­ tings will furnish some music. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shelley of Lniuing visited the latter's parents during the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Nicholson anil family have moved- to Woodland. Mrs. Alice Cliase returned Tues­ day from a trip to Champaign, -I1U Mrs. H. Woodman and daughter, Ruth, motored to Kalamazoo Friday. spending the day with Clarence Davidsons and bringing home the former's daughter, Marian, who has been attending the Tcaclicrs' Col­ lege there. . Mrs. Martha BeVlcr visited her daughter, Mrs. Arllc Spindler, in Woodland last week. way attended' the commencement ex­ ercises at Kalamazoo Wednesday eve­ ning. MIm Betty Erway being one ot-. tin- graduates. Karl Keefer and wife of Pottenrilla were callers Saturday at Forrest Havens'. , We’re Ready for }ou With Genuine I.H.C. Repairs The harvesting implements that are standing in your implement shed have a lot of hard work ahehd of them. There is no doubt but what some of them need new parts. Nbw is the time to check them over and get your repairs. 1. H. C. REPAIRS ARE MADE TO FIT We have a u«ed McCormick binder for »ale GLASS CREEK. Louie Erway and family and Ray Otis and family of Kalamazoo were Sunday guests at Fred Otis’. Miss Donna Foreman of Kalamazoo is visiting her cousin. Miss Virginia Havens. Tlic Children's Day at Good Will HASTINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESI3AY./JUNF. tt. IMS PAPE TEN ■' allowance filed, bond filed and lette: ii AM1 — ‘ ~~ ‘ ~5 Y. M. C. A. ITEMS COURT HOUSE NEWS S"1 I claims filed, notice to creditors issue,!, i j Est."Charles H. Newland. Order >ai- I Camp Barry has moved to Stewart! Finns n»inc enten-a ’lake camp site, on the farm of Mrs.: Eat. Sarah E. Good. Order-a..owing S{uart Mullen! 13 mile.: from Hasting*, j trust filed. • cUJms .i». entered. •me ASpment will be m place for the] Est. W. Herbert Colby. Petition for, K,t. George O.-Jones. Petition for 1933 romps. It-is a wonderful site on a 1 Administrator filed, order for publics-i8peni.l Administrate filed, order ap- ,beautiful liul.'^laA.i . . [ tlon entered. | pointing. Special Administrator cn- | Est. Frederick L Parmelee. Petition (cred, bond filed and letters of Special ' Boys arc ensiling for the July 1-8 j bweir section of camp with Kent Co Y. M. C.i for license to sell filed, waiver oUnotine Adnunhtrator Fat P^^ALc7alg.Ord.rappninl.,A «t their Barlow Lake Camp near] filed, testimony of freeholders tiled, li­ Ing Administrator n>tr:. <l, bmd filed Jf,dd!e^; 5jy .^"*1^* ho 1 cense to sell issued. . Airead> 80 > Est Lrnna’Lconon!. Annual account li tters Loued. order linilllmt settle- | ti’*’ r’mP ment entend. |x tition for hearing *7’ fir.t section June 18­ of executor filed. . . , . Est. Francis M. Craig. Order appoint* . , a , -Z^41 camp With Battle Creek Y. W. C. A at, Ing Aduiintatrator entered. ,■; ' ROBINIIUE I^ARK. their Gull lake camp. Get camp fold- I ... T* at the Banner pllice. Mr.«, Mary Cramer of Dowling sjrent . joule’ " h o, » IS. trut mg I v.u ed, I ~ PROBATE COURT. » iirss isxs^; h«s order R»P‘rt<.-Mirimd Mp. Julian Putts itnd f§#lurday attending a state meeting of;i Sekro 710^ !-11 Y M C A ^retanee with J। the " relatives hi Mai. lull. , , the Natrona! Natronai Secretary Secretary Henry Henry Israel Israel of ot | j Arthur Cider nnd lady friend of ;Nc^. york and P. P. Knapp of Califor-1 | Hastings Bunday with In® grand- ,nia mother. Mrs. Marvin Cisler. nnd,j Howard Snow of Nifohville will rep-1 ' Sam Zerbe of Middle- resent' their Hl-Y at the Training j it Wednesday and Thursday ' camp on Torch hike August Ihl-Sep- j I tember 3rd, r daughter. Mrs, Julian Pott®. Secretary Angell- left Sunday for M. C. A in those five northJohn Kollar and Harold tit­ s' juhnMrti-Brew reunion at .nnej’s Sunday. , ' I The camp committee plan ou some Harold Kollar * rcturru-d home Wed- week end camps this fall on the new ®day after spending n week with 111*' camp site on Stewart Jake. In prepara­ tion Cor a bts: season next year. i*r Ingram and lien: Thursday FLIES MAY GROW FAT i mtlv of Hastings Adnun annual a. . and lik’d. ON STATE CHERRIES' filed. declination i Poland. r , Pptts of Middleville .Is visadmitting wilt cnxrefl. certificate of -Uint: .at the home of Julian PotU. I Correct Spray Must Be Applied! | At Proper Time to Foil This Enemy of Pie Crop I East-’Lansing-The necessary tilling ! fur. the cherry pie which should melt • in your mouth will liui.Lsh food fnr the! ; cherry fruit fly larvae instead .of hu-j jr.an beings unless orchard owners "ap-1 Have more time and money forAujnmez pleawijM ■ Shop quicker st an I.G.A. Store. Complete stocks, conveniently arrenged'-Mvc you the time, end energy of "shopping around." And LG.A. values bring you genuine economies every day. * 6c Puffed IGI1 Milk Rice Cheese A pttfxd COLBY STYLE CAMPBELL’S 15c PORK & A 1 BEANS 4 c-- ISC OLIVE OIL Remarkable Aid to Completion 5 With Dars Coupon 25c Asparagus LAWRENCE igr Cake Flour 21c LIGHT and FLUFFY Lge. Pkg. Royal Baking Powd. 21c IM Bran Flakes 10 SALAD A TEA-" 29c JAPAN GREEN Certo 27c ten Relish Spread 15c iga J-'cir Quick Jelly Powdered Sugar , „ ,, A Real Sa.in,. is ox. n C.rton Corned Beef T“ 25c Brooms 29c iga tunL According to Michigan State Col- [ • lege entomologists. ’ 1 : Tlw spray which fe recommended can j > be used only on cherries which arc to[ be thoroughly washed before they are icanned, frozen, or used for food. The, ’ spray, to be efiectlve. mutt lie afiphed ibi twcert Hie lime the adult (lii-.v emerge -and the tune tluit the minute larvae j t-mpt to enter the fruit. A , second fks after the first if three weeks pse between the first spray and time i for picking thr fruit ’ , The spray ived is two and one-halt pound* <>• dry. powdered lead ar.vn/te in 100 gallons of water Two and on\ [half gallon* of. lime-sulphur may bej [added to tlic spray for .-ourvberriea or[two voliotis ot litne-sulphur fo.- use on] There Are TWO Sides to Every Question It is a popular but unsound assumption —that, in these days of business stress, banks in general, are unduly restrictive in their lending policy, and that a more liberal policy would immediately stimylate commercial and industrial activity. The truth of the matter is —that, due to the low ebb of the business tide, money is not flowing freely enough into the banks to allow the adoption of a liberal loan­ ing policy. The first duty of every bank is to protect its depositors, and to do this it must’maintain at all times its cash position. An up­ ward trend in business and prices of commodities will be almost im­ mediately reflected in a more liberal flow of money into banks and consequently a more liberal loaning policy. A resumption of normal purchasing —By the public will be quickly followed by an expansion of bank loans. The latter must follow but cannot precede such action. Banks', on the whole, would be very glad to make more commercial and farm loans, but the necessity of safeguarding the depositors, precludes a liberal loan policy at this time This bank is bending every effort to take care of its'customers in the same efficient man­ ner as in the pasj 45 years. Hastings City Bank “The Bunk with the Chime Clock” Capital $75,000.00 Surplus $50,000.00 [spray nitfol be washed from the efier-i fries before-Titey are used tor food. ' Wipnittus of the time u> apply spnsy for the cherry fruit fly arc .-.ent to newspaper^. to county agricultural [agents, anil to managers oi cherry 'speedy recovery. arc Aj»ending this week with tlH-ir , mrryville. : canneries. Grower., should make ar- ALFALFA HELPS LICE Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wileox were grandparents at Gull lake. IM ATTAPI/C HA! DCAQ ^r‘ Iini^ ^r- Merrill Mrnde .••|w,nt raiuementa to get the warning from! IN Al I AUftO UN rCAdiSunday In Eaxt Lansing with Mr. and:■ Sunday guests of friends in Bellevue. Tlic Webb reunion was held al th-; home »f L. A. Day Saturday. . | Mrs. Lloyd Meade Their son. Russell; does not have fund., to send individual Friday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Stanley Wilhtfa of Practice of Seeding Legume In 1 rciumi.d home with them. | notices of the- time tor spraying.. X Chas pay Wc arc planning on a rab- Concord sfietit the week end wtth hu ; Growers in the area north of Kent; Cannery Crop Re.uU. In Need bttt .vupjx’r. Everyone is invited. parents here. iand Ottawa counties should expect the; For Poiaon Dust Campaign Advent Camp meeting in Hastings 1 / Mrs. Foster Is cnicrtainlng hi j aunt. [warning immediately. Files have al-i East Itfntslng —Tire practice V, of a^vuseed-•Sun'lltyP. . . . j' Mr*. Naglcr. of Freeport . ihu zweok. khm ijRivsiiig— me ptut.ivc v——-—» -- —M. •- _________ A Si bill Is rarely in Circulation over ready emerged south of th<xe counmg nlUHn in jreas being grown ,for| Clayton Wlllitts was operated on In .They all spent Sunday with Mr and Tlx months before it goes’ back to Um*’ I Treasury Department Co be replaced by the canning factories is apt to result! Hustings' Sunday evening for appen- Mr-. 8. Geiger of the Striker district. ■ in a Missea Dorus and Margery Gillette, u new one. n Inid bad infestation, infestation. ot ol aphids apnitts on the me |, dlcltls. His many friends hofw for his Ear! Aldrich ot Grand caiinery croj». according to entomolo-' — i inday evening callers at guts at Michigan State College. Report* this year from the Bay City he home ot her brotlwr. Clifton .CampctMrlet Indicate that the Inter varieties | ell. ‘ , Vere Carter, Paul and Norma Gibson of peas will Jw seriously damaged by I attended the alt-college program at W. the aphid unless the crop is Immedi­ ately dusted with u nicotine^sulphate solution. The early peas will probably' 1 dh\frith rheumatism. th’ harvested before the aphid ruins the _ .' Campbell . received theJ crop. Nature provides one control method for the aphid wlrtch may reduce the] damage done by the insect. A fungus disease attacks Hie plant louse and. in |hot’ damp weather, the disease spreads I’turned to Hoboken. I rapidly emiugh to keep the louse in check, lite dtM’ase ts shown by the, Mr- Wil) O.itmxn of Kula- change in color of the aphid from Mrs Will O-lxirne und son' Rret n to nd Plenty of nil aphids may and friend ol Mt. Vernon, N- Y.. save *the exilcnsc of applying dust. • The poison recommended u made Fred by mixing three pints of 3 per cent s ot KaL<- nicotine sulpiuite with 40 or 50 pounds / >i Mr. and of hydrated lime. Results arc best When the- dust is applied with a self­ mixing duster .m> the contact pouon is. applied as it is mixed. A reaction 'which generates considerable treat oc­ curs when the chemicals are mixed' daughter. und the dust should be applied before ; it cools. A 20-foot cheesecloth apron trailed behind the duster will confine the poison fumes for a time and make. iEd: Bedford were Sunday callers of! the treatment more efiectlve. This is an opportunity to see how the transportation needa of a new .thr-.r cousin. Shirley Hale. of .Diamond: The pea louse will live over winter' on either alfalfa or sweet clover and: biihinctm era have been met with new economy, performance, anti reli­ Mr- Audrey liydenberg and children the proximity of these crop* io ground J of Grandville spent Friday at the home I upon which peas will be groWn in-, ability in the new Ford trucks. Your Ford dealer la ready to give you ■of be: itncle. Bert Palmer. . I creases the danger of damage to the I the complete story. * * crop of jieas. • MARTIN CORNERS. “ CRESSEY. pleasing Children;- day program given at the church Sunday morn- ; Body types to fit every hauling need. 30-hprgcpower 4-cyllndcr engine. Tlse children all did fine with tftcir Mr. and Mrs. Walter White and New freely shackles! semi-elliptic rc4r apririga distribute load Btrexsex. i’s and recitation® und the music daughter from Parchment Visited Mr i land xmgs by Qw Conklin young peo- ' Wide, deep, strong frame gives substantia! support for bodies. 3' floating jp!4 were e.-.|>eci.,ny good Daniel Grant 'and Mr’s. Win. White Sunday. -■Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Enzlaii enter-] Matthew*, little son of- Mi and Mrs. type rear axle for heavy service, 4-spcgd tranamission. Tubular steel •relatives from Baltic Creek uh' ; Hdon Matthews, received baptism We tamed [ coupling shaft with heavy duty universals at each end. New bi-partihlc late hoping tor as goxi an attendance Sunday. 1 Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Strong from Kala-, I next Sunday, a cordial invitation is coupling and removable main cross member permit easy servicing of niaaoo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs., lextehidcd to all. ' '• clutch, transmission, and coupling shaft. New comfort and safely for I Mr and Mra. Frank Traulwcln ol Millard Houser. tiie driver. These features and many others will convince you that the Pittsburg. Pa., arc spending a few Mrs. Til! Conyer visited Mrs. Frank [days with the former's mother. Mr: ■Tenner at Plainwell Friday evening. ' New Ford Trucks can save you money and give you added performance. iEvxi Trauiwetn. Mn Newton from Oalesburg has ; Sunday visitor? at Alfred Fisher’s ibeen spending the past week with her j wise. Mr. and Mrs. Corl Trautwein and ।daughter. Mrs. Robert Cosgrove. children of Morgan. Mr. and Mrs We are glad to report that our ! James. Tyler of Woodland and Mr and zeventh graders both were successful । Mrs. Frank Tratitwrin of Pituburg, Pa. [m passing their examinations. The Misses Carrie and Greta Cogs- ‘ ;-vu « Lakeview u-ar.-r. ,prn* rr.u»y night nig.H , Mr> y* Reynold* and sons Visited well of spent Friday TELEPHONE 2121 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN and Saturday with their aunt. Mrs. ■Mr- mm1 Mra. Dell Congrove at Plain-; Millie Fisher. j well Friday evening. The Misses Dorothy and Greta Cogs-' Mr» Dora Otto and children from | * well of Lakeview spenk Saturday nigh: near Dexter spent Wednesday with Mr 1 with Mis* Elma Hilton. . and Mrs. Warren Cairns. ; Frank Barry of Detroit vuited hu Miu Alma Schumakw from Gull lake ' parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bam the spent several days the put week with last of the week. .‘ Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Enran FORD TRUCK WEEK Get the facts about new transportation economy UNIVERSAL GARAGE FORD TRUCK WIIK JUNI IB to 25 INCLUSIVI STORES �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 22. 1932 NASHVILLE. ADAM-3 LAKE. (Last Week's-Letter. L3st Week's Letter. ' Mr and Mrs atto Ln<3 have reWBddcil ’»«oinpanlc<l Lyle turn’dtrtn wf nOrth walrwvUfe lu thr home- S1KJS' Jw cmuirra-. O.7 ex..rr> „ Md The Lake House ]uu been redecorated. Choicest Quality Slab Bacon ■ 8? Spare Ribs ">• Cc , Lean and Meaty Pork Hock 5C Hamburger »> Cc Fresh Ground Minced Haml2c Veal Roast it MIOGI R M 1 SAVE MONEY BUY IN PAIRS PLAY SAFE At these low prices for real Goodyear qual­ ity it doesn't pay to take chances on thin, smoyth tires. At any price you wish to pay for tires, we can give you a guaranteed Goodyear. We stand back of the merchan­ dise we sell. We make good on anything we say. Coine here for honest tire values. We’ll give you the most value for your money. Heavy Duty Truck & Bus Tires Famous Goodyear Pathfinder 16) v ■ ‘22InIUPr* ' 28, Vli, Ex*. atniU S-m.70 Slnste S.*»..16- 1 8 InE,rh *28litl-r. Elc,‘ 31 Pr. Sll.;> tejtl Latest Lifetime Guaranteed GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Supertwist Cord Tires CASH PRICES—FREE MOUNTING nu io ai ns X r.*.-h W U run 8t=«t. »J.»« Tube Sl.OS 30XI-S0 21 ~A~ Tn P»lr» Stnste JI,is Tuba St.O'. The Ladies' Aid nt Mr*. Maud Wortley's Thursday was well attended. HIGIIBANK. " . Mrs. Floyd Kiniii-y In Hastings. Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Daly and Mrs. ■ Mr. nnd Mrs. Orlie Miller and family 1 Visitor? at Myric Curtis' Sunday Ada Bell and Pearl Basnre were Sun-!»l«nt Sunday at Mr. and Mr.-. Arthur• were. Mr. and Mr*. Linwood jlottg of Lansing. Cecil Curtis and family. Mr. day guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Paul Smith, Miller in Assyria. and son Victor in BaitU- Creek. | T’"' f'hddrvn - day (M-rclM-s ut tlw and Mn>. Clarence Myers and Earl ,. Mr. and Mr- Frank Hnwb’llz W1!) ! N"">'Ev;\ffuelical church wen well at- Csrti.i. Mrs. Glendora Sears and Audra atMr.’and Mrs. Lyle Jones and son Lany '" nded Sunday owning andcnjdyed by tcndcd«the Stimm Sisters birthday club of Assyria"spent Sunday with Mr., and .every one. Mrs. Edward Manning and family oi Tlwre will be «n he cream social at at Mrs. Matte Hatch's at Nashvillr; Sat­ m ar Bellevue. |.Mr. and Mrs. Byron Guy's Friday evc- urday. Aunt Anna Curtis is spending a few Mr. and Mr.-.. Worth Green were ning Please come tiiul Invite your day* at Rohm Curtis' In Lake Odessa.. Sunday afternoon callers at Mr. untl friends. ■ Mrs. Carrie Cunei Is spending a few days with her sister. Nancy Jarstfer. Mr. and Mrs. Boar. Cotton and Mr. 1 and Mrs? Walker Cotton spent Sunday at Oro Lehman's nnd attended the ! Children's day exercises nt Kilpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. George Eru! and Leland and Pauline spent Sunday at the home ot Mrs. Enz's brother.-Mr. Kenyon, al Alto, I Miss Pauline Erut of Charlotte spent over Sunday at hrr parents. Geo. Eiu. Good Used Tires $1 Up Hipert Tire Vulcanhinn Bross Tire and Battery Shop North Michigan Avenue Phone 2482 Hailing*, Mich Smith & Doster DELTON. MICHIGAN Tab* St.33 TfiwuferPtaces.--- All within Reach of Your Car and You When You Heed the Call of Happy Highways ET YOUR EYES lead you on from one vista of beauty t to another as the road stretches alluringly onward before you. •'Let's go Places!” you arc‘urged by . your kinfolk, and your own deiirc*. "Let’s go places , echoes y/»ut car a* it purrs along under the mniuiaiion of i tankful of Standard Red Crown—1933 World's Fair Gatoline. If a mountain is your goal, let it be a tpountain. Clrpcrhaps it's lakes you lose or streams that stir you! Interest is never ending when you have a car—and • copy of "PLACES TO GO" as your guide. 13 states in the Middle West arc represented- each doing its best to' attract you for w*tck-end, trips or a prolonged tour on the beckoning-roads that lead always temrubtrt! When you Buy Standard Gasoline—ask for your copy of "Places to Go". -• ' 1 Uftrt>»»k», fa Clo- 100% Heart Wood 100% Edge Grain Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. TELEPHONE 2515 • FRANK SAGE Investing Safely During lhe post year stocks listed on the New York Exchange declined over Five Billion Dollars in value. As far as the safety of money left with the Standard Is con­ cerned the past year was no different from the 38 years, that have gone before. Your pioney was worth 100 cents on each dollar and you received 5% dividend on each dollar Invested with us. , Fortunately lhe Standard is so organized that it has provis­ ions covering emenrerfclcs which arise in depressed times Hint insures safety for your money under all probable conditions and al 100 cents on each dollar. Never a loss and never n miss. WE INVITE YOUR INVESTMENT. Standard Savings & Loan Association Gri. wold .t J«ff«r»on D.troH, M>chi<.n J. L MAUS & SON Hatting*, Michigan I Xfr. and Mrs H. A. Collison and son I James of Kalamazoo callcikon friends al this place Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Pike attended a school reunion at Duncan lake Satur­ day and report a fine time. Mr. and Mns.- John Sheffield spent several days the pa-.t week with rela­ tives. Their daughter. Mrs. Rln-a Wal­ ters, had charge of the store during their absence. Floyd Earl and family of Plainwell visited her parents at thio place Sun­ day afternoon. Beatrice Wickham of Detroit spent Saturday .night and Sunday with hcrgrandmotlicr. Mrs. Nettle Newark, at this place. A large crowd was out Sunday to the Children's day exercises-at this place. Mr*. Paul Brown and Mrs. Nettle Brown were Hastings visitors Friday. • Mrs, Katie Chapman and {laughters and Arthur Mlnnlojt of Fairfax visited friends at this place Sunday. BALTIMORE CENTER. Last Week's Letter. Miss Myrtle Cheney of Striker Dis­ trict was a guest of Miss Arabella Smith Saturday night. Mrs. Pete LcJiona spent several days with her grandmother near Carlton Center. Mrs. Homer Hammond spent Sunday with Mrs. Harry Hammond of Durfee. Miss Gaskill is spending her vaca­ tion with Mrs. Walter Bldclman near Quimby. Mrs. A, Greenfield, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cartright of Grand Rapids were week-end guests of Mr. and Mn. R. Greenfield. Cleo Cardd of Augusta spent the week eird with home folks. Wilbur Tobias from the north spent Friday night with A. Tobias. Get your Cow oF "PLACES TOGO" Supd.td OU Service Suiiuo ^coCE ccattuyof proem* i*«n> bodied io h> remarkable quality. . STANDARD RED 1933 World's Fair Gasoline distributors of atias Tints 30x3 >, P.it Cl. '3"-> Win gait* 8:n(l* SJ.70 Tab* 91c z- BANNER WANT ADVfJ. PAY 40 YEAR RED CEDAR SHINGLES BUY YOUR COAL NOW/ •28X1.73 10 IgB.on Exrh W Io Pair* 8t;i;ia (S.11 Tub* SI.OS GOODYEAR ALLWEATHERS PLACES TO GO TAMARAC CORNERS. 29*1.30 20 » > -2i . . /I Each “in Pair* Blngfa Stere Tub* (1.00 TRADE OLD TIRES for New s- • 25c Broilers Gruber, the rmdjwr of Mrs. »<vrirman. **r and Mra, Ern.e ScribtMT.of Who had txrn there helping to rare ter1 Martin. Mr. and MrT Ruwell Boater of . Plainwell and Mr. and Mr*. Geont* . Rev. and Mrs. ciurtes Brough and 1 ^y of Drlton wen- Bunday getuU •baby left Saturday ter their pastoratej"1 Mr. and Mr.v Ining Iteniter in Indiana ; Mr und Mrh ►fw»nan of NeeMtM Dorothy Frtahfwr ha- returned “**r ,,onh' a,,d Mr jto Daronlle. JU..* after spending i>t <^rge Morehou-w on * mdav 'vacation with relatives nnd friends. . J.!*.... :;,’.” Mis* Geraldine Hecker vWtlngjher-j b.o-b.T-ln-1!.. wd »». ».al Mt. ,.,„,munl!y JOI... U.nd.1 .t <tn«nn»>l hW* m. Io l»»r ol Cl...:. . T«W.i Mr. sod Mr. MMh- Horto.an dwtli FTldoy atwhloon in Th..:..a|ipl.' mond uuoine lu.mr. 1-umlu lK”^ r|wr Th, „,uo>„ - the sympathy of all In their sorrow., Mr. Clark nf Belding vt.Mted rela: iThciF loss is Heaven’s ram. ■ Chas. J (surely liad many fiicnd> who-wil! mi.-.-: ! his sunny .-.mile. । her parents. Mr. and, Mr -. Will Dean. Mt-s Carolyn Hershberger of-TJix-rr» few days hist week. ty. Mills, Indiana, is .•■jn-ndlnit a , few Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Hicks, and days with her grandparents, Mr.* and । family have moved to Rives Junction. Mrs. Harrison Btociur. I The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs had Arrangements are being made for a' Jheir Memorial service.; Bunday after- (Children's day program at the Broth-' ' noon meeting at their hull and 'then ren church Sunday. June 2(1 ‘ 1 going to the cemetery for short sen-MU j. Joseplilne Wls*: is spending »■ {ice*. . ' days in Ind., attending conference. Mrs. Vem Baer. 32!-passed away at few Miss Item.-* Blocher ,1s ‘ gaining | i her home on the .south aide .Friday nicely from her recent.operation, morning after-a short illnr.vof pr.eti- came home lastwe|it[ fnonki and whooping rough. She leaves ■ besides the husband, eight .small clula drvn. Her molhJr.t.I.'.ters and brothers week'a j.--' Jenera!serviceswere ----- *------- —1; - -M- r. and Mr5 xlahlon Burkell nndt live In in Minnesota. Funeral I held Monday afternoon at three ocloc.t,; rlufdrv.-n ot Kalamazoo and Mr. and' nt the Hess Funeral Home wndueted Mr9 laurence Hammond and boys of I । by Ri'V. FtahcLs. Mrs. Gail Lykins sang < Cn ;..«•>• -jieni. Sunday < i«'ning-w)tii Mr. Interment at Lakeview watery. land Mrs. Leland Hammond | Hie many friends of Fred Bullis will ' Mr, I)orn anti MrR Alfred Ball of !bc elnd to know lu- is on the gain and' Allegan were Tuesday-cullers of Mrs. , u able to sit up and walk about the yr,.(1 Baj| . ' htiUMt a little. . ) Utile Georgia Caldwell U very sick' NMhvlllc's flnt night ball game was at thI, writing. We all hope for her a played Mdltday night. The ball sround !ilJ)C,(Jv rixov<.r>. | was lighted with jxrwerful flood-lights. f John Carrigan of Banfield spent a' ij Detroit won. it gwrvly surely is a tot harder narner to fl,w day:i laaV u,Tfc .il(h hu , lbtrr Mr ; . play Hv .................. . by lu.lUk, lights than hv by xtavtfvht daylight. Marlin Merlin! and Mr- James VonHoOt. Guile and Voyie Varney went io Lowell Mr. and Mrs Fred Ball. Mrs. Sag*' {Tuesday night to-try out for playing and Mr. anti Mrs. Leland Hammond with the team. und Stuart kpc-nt punday at Roland I Born to Mr. and Mrs. Earle Bell of Day’s cottage.-Pine lake. Kalamazoo a daughter. .’ Dr. and Mr;,. Stewart Lofdalil and Voltaire's original name wa/FrancoU! Iron and hu mother. Mrs. a. Lntdnhl. Marie Arouet^ wenj to Wlilmette. Hi . to pack up lhe I latter * household goods to move hen:. ' Mrs. Watts and children h it Sunday j for Chicago where they will make ; their home’. Mrs. Vcrschbor nnd daughter Marie jof Grand Rapids art* visiting, the for­ i mer's daughter, Mrs. Clara IJanneman. I Mrs. Donald Waldron Was brought . home Saturday from Pennock hospital where she underwent an operation. | Mr.-. Grace Klehihans of Grand j Rapids war- in town Sunday TUBE 94C "P J Cottage Buttsl7c ant Ma. Wurtz and family Friday • the baaenwnt of the Evan-1 •' < *«. > f । ,.h,Battle Creek Visited tt.rtiard Hughes Mr 1 H e,H*d : Saturday- night and Sundat<>’ Chatham..Orflano. Sunday by the Mrx Rl L!tn?M'5‘ thi'U’ »* death of tbe latter> grandmother. ,th* »»“ ***“ bul u ,hk!' ’rn’* L.™ 7 ]A' JL , Jhi arnnw n7Fwh-BUMn of Kahmuuoo xUittd Mr Dwight Van > night a. tlw home of Mrs. Eveijn Dean ,, ,,, .... -he wa* luaibted by Mrs Maude Evans:Honi at P* home. <it Mr. ami Mn. arto Ml« & Hlnrkley , °*«*e Morehouse Bunday I Neartea hundred .-ntoved the not-' Mr" Charles Hunt . and daughter. ss “*: Choice Shoulder Cut c any other company. ' STANDARD OIL COMPANY �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE St, 19JI MARTIN CORNERS. found by the farm management <*«-* DECISION IS IMPORROBUST BEAN LIFTS partment In its study of 02 farms J L ' J Tl~ r-ne. Last Weak's Letter. Club No. 3 will entertain the L. A. R. PROFIT PER BUSHEL was a low cost of 63 cents per bushel| TANT TO SHEEP OWNERS for a 34 3 bushel crop and a high cost of 18.44 per bushel for the production Supreme Court Ruling 'Defin­ of 2 2 busMls per acre. One fanner ing Farmers’ Rights About made a profit of *16 86 per acre on his beans in 1031. when the average loss on Killing Of Dogs Farmers who are also sheejTbwnere East Lansing—The use of Robust An unusually dry year reduced the and — all........... owners of ------other -------kinds or stock beau?, a disease rasUtant variety orlgl- yicias yields in XTine some acvuons sections on uie the lighter Mgiivcr ....... — — . natrd st Michigan State College, ast soils, In tlusic areas, the use of fcr-1 have often wondered what their rights seed stogx appears to be the best' tlliser did not increase yields and tlic j jn regard to the killing of dogs means of insuring a profit from beani late planting yielded better than the _ . . . . d growing in Michigan, according to a early The fertlliaed fields yielded best! . s.udy made by tlic farm management on heavy soils, and early plantings pro- fKl right to kill a dog if the} actualduced the most beans. The result on lv,a»nghi the dog In the art of chasdepartment at the college. . A study of tiie production costs of Ught soils would be different in normal Tng sheep, chickens or other domestic beans tn the state luu been made dur­ years. , I animals on their forms. Tlw supreme ing the post three years by that de------- * * *.--------------court has recently handed down a dc■ partment. The influence of several fac­ SOl’TII COATS GROVE. Icision which defines liieir rights With tors upon the costs was determined, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Jpalln of Free- n.Kard to the killing of dogs, declaring and the use of the dbease resistant port spent the week end nt Herbert !hat former* may without penalty kill reed was the only factor that showed Firstcr’s. ! dogs found running at large in their consistent aid In redyeing production Mr. nnd Mrs. Francis Barnard find flelds. ' costs an aT> kinds of Wil and In all Mr. : and Mrs. Harold Griffin spent Sunnw .state law declares: ’ Dogs enter|nK fields or enclosures ouulde of in­ kinds of weather. — 1 dny In MnrshnU nt Edward Luske's. The study snowed’ that the only way Will Bayne and wife were. Lansing corporated cities and unaccompanied a profitable bekn crop cap be raised tn visitors i Friday. j^y their owners, constitute a public Michigan under present market condi­ Clifford Clouse spent Sunday wlth.-nujuncc; Bnd the owner or tenant may tion.! u to produce an ixceplionally his i parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Clouse, BUch without flabUHy." This pro­ good yield and to keep the growing of • Shultz, . j vision wax upheld by the supreme costs as low as |x»sible while securing C. M Stowell and wife attended thC|eourt. which staled, in its opinion, that at KunfUM rtnnHav ..vwnlna JusUy regarded for at Sunfield Sunday evening put ra.t lhe high yield: MeUi Xis o! gt Ring b.g service yields per acre aliould vary’ on different on < by the Coats Grove church. their admirable qualities, others are types-of soils. dangerous, mUchievfous and little bet­ Tiie two extremes in production endter than public nuisances. This ruling was made in tlw case of Joseph F. Bugar against Elmore Rickert, and came to the Supreme court from Newaygo county. Use of Disease Resistant Strain Only Consistent Factor In Reducing Production Costs BUILDING AND J LOAN SHARES J WEST llOl’E. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Last Week's Letter. Congratulations to Mixa Marion An­ ders and Lyle Lelnaar in their -mar­ riage Tuesday. Tlw young iwople dt this vicinity made them a visit Thlirsday evening and played several musical numbers for the surrounding country s benefit There will be Quarterly meeting at this church next Saturday afternoon at 2:00 o'clock and Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. All concerned are urged to be there. c. A good crowd attended the Children’., day exercises at the church Sunday evening. Several were there from away. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert PeltcngUl Of :. MsolMUr. I* Hickory Corners spent Saturday night I. Kae.-h.'. I»h<»; with iier parents. Mr and Mrs Everett ■. Cr».f.«,l. bit T It J-k..tn* McCallum AU of those related to the Johncock family from hr hl attended the John.<IW* Xalraatl cock reunion held at Crooked lake Sat­ urday A tfeunteous dinner was aenrd and a program was enjojed by all. Wm Wilton of Holt and Calvin Hill Jr. of Kalamazoo spent u couple ot davv with James Anders and family Continue to Be A Safe Investment for Surplus Funds ®!1£ ffiutitmal i£omt 8c }nu£Btni£nt (jjmnpmuj Dgtroit'g Oldtit guilding and Loan Atiacialion 1250 Griswold St., Detroit Establiihcd 1889 at Elmer Gillespie's Wednesday. June 22. for supper. Please note the Aid is a week later than usual, being postponed until the 4th Wednesday In the month Instead of the 3rd Wednesday as Usual Lovely graduation gifts were received by graduates In this vicinity from tho Hilton family of Saugus. Mass. They, are doing well. Mr. Hilton having work all tiie time and ail are in good health, which is good news to their many friends here. 8. 8 . next Sunday at 10:30 followed by a children's day service and preach­ ing by Rev. Conklin. A cordial invi­ tation Is extended to al). Miss Marjorie Cogswell of’Lakeview was a visitor at her aunt's. Mrs. Millie Fisher's the first of the week. Several from this vicinity attended class night and graduating exercises at Hastings last week, ’flu- exercises were exceptionally good and wc extend our heartiest congratulations to graduates from this vicinity. Miss Myrtle Over­ smith. Sarah Gillespie nnd Annabelle Cogvwvll and Lloyd Cogswell and Shir­ ley Gillespie. Wc wish for them all suc­ cess, and the best in life. Rfisw Helen Butolph who formerly lived iiere was aL-o a. graduate and she also has. our very best wishes for her future success. We are proud of al) these- fine young people. Alfred Fisher and Mrs. Eva Trautwetn were Sunday gueate of Mr. and Mr*. Bert Trautweln of the Center road. • J. L. Maus & Sou; Local Represvnlalivv. I laslings Mildred Oigood and Mix* Maxine Chapman at«l friend from Muncie us. I ta Low Week-End Fares JCOA rope for a rummer ot study. Mim Chap­ man unit spend wtne unit here and Rev iMac will be here tar tho turn- REDUCTION for the Round Trip FOLLOW the CROWDS Quality Meats and Groceries at Unheard of Prices The following prices have been made possible by thfe support we received last week. CHICKENS BROILERS n..k.d Found Ohio . | Delaware ^Washington, P D. C. Aho'to many destination* in Canada. Illinois Kentucky, Virginia and West Virginia. '„ * Ticket, good in coaches also In Pullman ears ion payment of Pullman farvi on*all trains leaving at or after noon of Friday and all day Saturday, returning to leave destination until midnight fol­ lowing Monday.__________ 1 ...... Special Coach Fares over Fourth of July 0/ / of One-Way Fare For Round Trip to Destinations in x ILLINOIS, OHIO, MICHIGAN, INDIANA St. Ix»uK Mo.: Ixiuhvillr. Ky.: Pittsburgh, Pa.; Wheeling. -ML_Ya.; Parkrnhurgh. W. Va.; Niagara Falls, N. Y.i Buffalo, N. Y.: andzintrrme<liati* points. Good going after 3:09 a. m.. Joly. l»t, all day. July 2nd and 3rd. and until 1:00 p. nt, Jt|ly till—ICHufn limit. July 5th. MICHIGAN CENTRAL Rapid-. rm herretuni to Chicago after an extended visit here with Mrs. Jack­ son. William McCann is home from M. S C at East Lansing for the auqimer va­ cation. Mr. and Mrs j. M. Perry enter­ tained their st. Johns relatives. also Mr. and Mrs R S.'Tompkins from Kalamazoo Sunday. Grandmother Pern and Kenneth Perry remained tor ■la longer visit. 1 Mr and Mr» Frank Hoonan of H*»‘ tlnr.» and Mr and Mrs Dell ,|Vilcox were Sundav evening visitors at Mr> Jane McCunn Hie three little daughters ■»( Mr, and Mr* Lewis Belton of Hastings arc staying with Mr. and Mrs John Uel­ sen In tiie Wilcox neighborhood dunng the -rrtous illness of Lewis Be Son at hia bogie tn HaMuigs | Mrs Celia Chamberlain luv moved from her farm home south ot hero to , Hastings COUNTY LINE. Mi" Olga Eckardt und Mrs 8 C '• Schuler were in Grand Rapid* Friday returnin.- Haturdav They attended g. “ the. graduation exercises of the ..former* nephew. Eugene.Eckardt ■ 1 Mr amt Mr* Robert Boger and »on. ,{ Orlan. of Grand Rapids called on Mr ' and N|r« H Winkler Sunday M* and Mr* Andrew FTnkbeinrr of '; Leighton arid Mr and Mr* JCarl Eck. ardt were Sunday guevu ol Mr* Anna » I Eckardt and Mr and Mrs Ray Scheel 1 ‘ । Mr und Mrs. Will Gerlinger ant! Mr ; j and Mrs. Kenneth Gcrlinger , and daughter. Ruth.Marie, all of Cadillac, were called hero by the death of the , formers brother, Sam Gerlingtr. of , r Lake Odessa the past week. I Zine Clark attended the Hager ' school reunion Saturday, h Children's Day exerclM*' at the >■ I Evangelical church Sunday were well [!; ! attend^ and the program by the children was fine. Mrs. H. J Gibson came home from *' Grand Rapid* Sunday where she has been caring fpr her mother. Mrs. H. . Wachter. . »> ' I POWERS ECHOES. Laq Week's Letter. Mr. und Mrs. Frank Travis and sons visited their son, Ray and family, at Grandville Sunday nnd attended the "Afr^ Fair" at Grand Rapids Sunday RY the other 3 low priced ears and ynutl agree the Rockne is all alone in aerodynamic style. You’ll find it all alone in pick-up, speed and stamina. It comes to you complete with Free Wheeling, Full Synchronized Shifting,’Silent Second Speed, Automatic Switch-key Starting, 4-Point Cushioned Power. See and drive the sensational Rockne—give it every test—today I T GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. HASTINGS. MICH. Mrs. Will Canter is attending her daughter-in-law. Mrs. Everett Canter, at Home Acres, who is convalescing from a tonsil operation. Bernice Johnson lias been enter­ taining the measles the pas: wrek. Mr. and Mrs Camer Schondelmeyer and family visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs James Bowerman, at Yankee Springs Sunday afternoon. Ralph Palmer was a patient at Pen­ neck hospital Tuesday and Wednesday for a tonsil operation. He Is reported as doing as well u can be expected. Mr. and Mrs. Miner Palmer attend­ ed the N. C. Thomas school reunion picnic at Caledonia Park Sunday Mr. and Mrs James Mohler were . . . ,L , . guests of friends at Greenville Thure-. Parents and children of today are <!*/• _ . alike in many respects. MA | M ' E j Pure Pork Sausage 4Lh- 25c CTC A If Q 1 J LIVER SAUSAGE FRANKFORTS > RING BOLOGNA ( 1 From Choice Branded Beef Round, Sirloin, Porterhouse Pork Loin Roast Lb. Rib End jTC 9c m I TCP I w | a aR A ’ JL LBS. BACON BRISKET CHUNKS 6c FRESH HAMS ROAST - 10c Lb. DRY SALT Each Week to Sept. 3, incl. ONE-WAY FARE plus one-tenth Pennsylvania New York Maryland ___ _ Sunday Dinner Hams)I Lar dlI S U R E L8 /V Indiana Michigan 16c u. 19c Lb. CHOICE BEEF SLAB ROAST BACON POUND POUND 1OC FRESH LIVER 9C C PORK Picnic . . ' 4 R O A S T Cuu Lb ' Fine Granulated Sugar $1.07 25 pound bag Cane Sugar 25 pound bag $1.12 . Quart Jars 23c Rajah Salad Pressing No. 2 Cans 5c Fancy Evergreen Corn Pineapple Heavy Syrup 2 Large Cans 25c Gallon Can d» 1 Afl Penn Rad Motor Oil <? 1 •VU 3 Cans Fancy Pink Salmon 25c Pound Jar Peanut Butter 19c Chase & Sanborn’s Coffee 10c pkg. Tea Free 31c A & P Quality Grape Juice «»« *-««/• 10c Whitehouse Milk Large Cans 5c Quaker Maid Catsup 10c Grandmother’s Tea Green or Black }/2 lb. pkg. 29c Ginger Ale bottle Charge Made Bottle J Qc Grandmother’s Bread w‘^o?s^d Phu 8 rent Tax HEAD LETTUCE Large Heads TOMATOES Fancy Hot House BANANAS Ripe Yellow Fruit 3 Lb. A&P FOOD STORES i Tte Grau AtkMic A Pacific TmCk 9c 15c 19c �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE tS, IS32 MIDDLEVILLE. could be grown and In the very firs'. Parmen In this section scoffed at the HOW TO RID FIELDS Charles Wilson and daughter of the idea of the state ever baing able to OF QUACKGRASS EVIL grow potatoes on this farm on account west county line had an accident with' of the quackgraas but now they praise their auto Tuesday eve in which the. girl received a bad cut on her fore-I head and other cuts Charles also re-' cclved some cuts. Their auto got out of control and ran ifito a bank. Very ' fortunate that neither waa more' The Cotton Blowom slngr(s.ta group Quackgrass la recognized as a ser­ In one season. . severely Injured. They were brought; of Negro glrU from the state « Missis ­ The field was plowed late In the fall. ious evil on a farm. Ciciting rid of it here to a physicians office for treutsippi will give a song recital at tiie After lhe grass began to show green . is no easy task. On the state experi­ thr following spring, the first drag­ Dowling M E. church on Monday eve­ ment and arc doing fine The sodding ot the school grounds Is. ment farm near Lake oily lhe fields ging was Anode on May 15. The field ning. June 27 th and ax they come di­ going along nicely. Jt w.u> found that were covered with quackgnua. It be­ dragged 23 times during the re­ rect from tiie Southland the evening's lhe banks.could not be held wiille the came necessary. before attempting'any was mainder of tlw season. The ground entertainment undoubtedly will be very young seeding was .starling, so sodding crowing, io get rid of this pert. Our uiu. clean when it went Into lhe winter readers rnay be Intercsued to know and Mrs. Don Wright and Flor­ Ray if. Berten is on his R. F. D. ence attended the graduating exercises thorough removal of tiie quackgrass in the potato crop the following sea­ at Dowell Friday evening. Mrs. Wright's 'duties and W. H. Johnson la serving ‘ lu» patrons. . ' ' ‘waa placed at *7.00 per acre which. son. Unable to fight th* grass around lhe sister being one of Ute class of fifty Mr. and Mrs. G. 1). Whitmore en­ • however, did not Include the loss of one row with plow and dirt, Berridgc graduate* year's crop or tlw* Interest on the in­ fence Mr. und Mrs. William Parker "opent tci tamed their sori, Clittf:•••., and five ‘ jnirchased a small quantity of calcium uf bis friends from W<-st< rn Slate Col- • vestment in the land.’ Wc quote from chlorate. Three applications during Saturday at Rattle CAtk. wiiere tlw-y ' Kaiaituuoo, JSuiulay morning tu an account nf this mailer as follows: visited at the home of tiieir daughter lege. breakfast. •They'’drove over tn lhe Since Incoming superintendent of the the season did the trick. . and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie morning to work up an appetite, re­ station Aaliley M. Berridgc. formerly of Shultz. . turning in time to attend the bac­ Greenville, has become an on expert eipert on Supt. Berridge said tiie system used The Michigan department o’f health calaureate adder's to tile large class', XI’nt. 640 CIO acres of -al ttw station is similar to that pracquackgroM control. With will conduct a serifs of al* health tlie thickest ’ and toughest kind of . tlccd by most farmers, who summer classes for women in Barry county, of graduates al two P. M. The Moe school picnic was well al-; quockuriuu, sod to practice upon lie has fallow Infested fields, except lhe land starting the week of July 11 and to be h come very proficient tn eradicating b. fall-plowed instead of spring-plowed, held in the Dowling church. There will tended. One hundred sat down to din- • . tier and many more arrived later to i .the weed. | Regardlesa of how pressing other farm be talks by Dr. Edna Walck and Mils' '' j listen to the program and meet old. Virtually cirry field at the station work became. Hie land was dragged Helen Linn on Anatomy, personal hy- j ’Ifricpda. 7he day was fdral and the wiu infested with quKCkgf^as wiien the j wlu-nrver it was needed. The gnt%s glene. nutrition .neIpreparatton ' oT levent „-rm w „ wry wa* very enjuyiuw enjoyable and one to suite i>urcha.’ed the property. The roots were destroyed by frequent cultl- foods, prevention of communicable dls-r^. j remembered by nil Tills to wred hud to be controlled before croj* valion. • comm, correction of physical defects and! _ . ; an annual event and Im looked forward child management, the exact dutes to!' to with pleasure by the old pupils. . be announced later. I This Monday eve the Pythian SbMrs. Melissa Vendt nnd daughter' entertain their Grand Chief and Mary accompanied by Mr. and Mrs ': trra some invited friends l» lunch and deYoung of YpMlantl were guests of Mrs grre work later. It will be an enjoyable i Mary Warner last week. (evening no doubt to all .menlbcrx. Madeline Stanton of Battle Creek t*■ I Several ol our young jieoplp are the. guest of her sister. Mrs’. Marshall1 home from their college work- We arc Pierce, and her father. Bert Slantoil. nt all glad to have them with us again, i present. _________ _ a (_____ Charlie Moon vraa at the , Battle | I'OVVLICS E< Creek Sanitarium lust week for obserjaCk. ana ‘Bruce Chase <4 • Middlevation and examination and,at present| mid- spent Tuesday with Gvorite and Its. not able to resuipe Ins work at thy Bernard Bedford. ment market. J jainee Kelley returned home Mrs. Anna Smith ot Hastings was »|Tw'.iday evening after sjxmding « lew week end visitor at the home, ol -Mr dnvs with-her fniightcr and family, and Mrs. Lant Coon , Mrs Xslcjison Tabor, at Grand Rapid* Mrs Ray Jgnes is returning to her j Mr. and Mrs. Rollo Bowerman ot home this week Mter a four week-.'stay S’ankce Springs »r:r Saturday eve­ nt Nichols hospital. Battle Creek. , I nmg visitors of his sister. Mrs. Carrier Alonzo Stanford of Uienng.is mak- sdbotidelmeyer. ■ nnd family. Ing an extended visit with his iin<l< Mi.s> Alter Mohl-r returned home nnd aunt. Mr. and Mrs. William Stan- j Sunday from a week -, vlstT'.uith her Ionl' i brother, Janwi A.. Mohler, unit fapi---------------•• *----------~rI liy at Battle Creek. with Gravel Body STATE ROAD. ; Sunday guests of ,Mr. and Mrs. Miner Ward Baine nnd Mrs. Mary O'Con-; Palmer and family w.rv, Mr. ami Mrs. nor were in Lansing Monday attend-^ SJtroycr aud..•on. Clayton, of Bar­ ing M*:S. C. graduation exercises, be.-:.. Corners and Mrs. Bert Palmer Robert O'Connor was one of the class und children. with Gravel Body receiving his diploma. He will teach Sunday guest,. of • Mr. and Mrs. next year. I Arthur Bedford were. Ernest ScltasVem Sinclair and mother, Mn. John *’>■ nter and son. Robert, oi Lansing, , Sinclair and daughter. Mildred, were 'Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schasberger. C. J. [in Ohio over the week end attending a1 Schatbcr^T and Irving Jqncs <>! Grand with Stake Body ■ family ftuninn. j Rapids. ', z’ I William O'Connor was in Allegan Arthur Hcvdenberg and ehjl; 'last week. dicn of GrAridvyic spent llWjsast week , Mr. and Mrs. Orval Fountain have dh her aunt and uncle. Mr. and Mrs. ' moved near Cotitr, Grove. ■ j Mtn-r Palmer, and family. 157 inch Wheel Base Stake Body i .-Mrs. Dora Coleman and Betty ColeMr1- Alice Markham ot Graild Rnpjman of Rutland. Mrs Inez Haynes und i lrt^ ls n0* making her home with her June of Shultz visited Mrs. Janet Pet- i brother. Erank .Tram, and family. I tcnglU Sunday. ----------- - * • *■» ------- ; ’' j Mr. and .Mrs. Ward Baine of HasTllr ",an ehalr .rnakfs but tings visited Mrs. Mary O'Connor Sun- “ ,e* *°ot-Prtni" in the undi^ of lime. [ day. ------------------------------------------------------l Mr. and Mrs. Jack O'Connor and' child,.ri uud Mrs Marv oCm.nm rTflESMBlihi Mwffl I""' w'<-k end in Marlin w.th Mr’. Mary Roberta i Mr and Mr- Dave Ccdarbur.: and son. Wllli.im of Battle Creek. M.slted I J l '"-J Mr and Mrs Clifton Becker Sundav.; ■Pgl Mr. and Mrs Clyde Miller of Ha tir.-’ .11.d nmo.it cm: ; ! Creek, vntted Mr. and Mrs. Jam. . Sot hard Sunday. Dragged Field 24 Timca. Manager of State Farm Drag­ Records-kept on one of the worst the efficient manner in which the man­ Infested fields reveal that lhe cost of agement has cleaned, up the property. ged Field 24 Times Dur­ eradicating tlw weed approximated ing Season •7 an acre. The Job was accomplished Great Reductions On Our Stock of High Grade HOUSE PAINT tyow You Can Afford to Paint! For Limited Time Only We Are Going to Sell DEVOE PAINT USED TRUCK $g98 and Get a Job ! We make them to fit your windows. We don’t think this Quality Paint ever sold at such a low price before I PRICES REDUCED all through the Paint Department of our store. 1929 Chevrolet ' 1929 Chevrolet ALL SIZES AND COLORS Moderately priced. CARVETH & STEBBINS 1929 AA Ford A - •' Window Shades PER GALLON 1929 International The Assortment Is Very Good Patterns at from 10c a double roll upwards. We are making some Remnants now that are going to sell at Special Prices. LEAD AND ZINC Buy Yourself a Good Wall Paper TELEPHONE 2131 ■ GOODS DELIVERED You can make money with a good used truck Call and look over these bargains. Universal Garage Telephone 2121 MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO Young and old. urge them to spend a VACATION in MICHIGAN Health ■nd vigor will Im: gained from a vacation ■pent in Michigan. Her brilliant sunshine, lake-cpolcd climate, and pinc-accntcd breezes arc Nature's tonic. Tiie millions of dollar" spent each year by Michigan’* thouMfhila of visitor" add to the prosperity of tho ■tale. Let uh also .spend out own vacations in .Michigan this year, thereby contributing still further to it" prosperity. And dispel worry by telephoning office fretpirtrlly. Call friends to tell them* when you will arrive. Tele­ phone ahead for hotel accommodations. Long Distance rates are low. r: Sntliaid at-'I'-d .I lot..,..! H.m,.;. Monday im Ha :itu.: . '1' B'o>: < i:n I lain, d from onto lii-t week. Leon Potts and wife were callers at Emmanuel Sliarps, west of Middle­ ville. Friday afternoon. John Mccsick and wife from Barlow lake were callers al John Lusko'si Wednesday evening. The Moe school picnic was held on 1 the school grounds Saturday. One hundred sot down to-a jvell filled table.! A line program was enjoyed by all. | abo tiie boll game. Tlic same offi-: cers were elected for the next year. AH Joined in singing “America " R. v McKean then dismissed them und all felt they had spent • another happy day. Mrs. Sarah McCaul and Bcrtlia and ] Jtoy McCnui and wife attended a re­ union near Ada Sunday. Leon Potts and wife 4(cre callers al Clive Churchill's in Middleville Sun- f day and ’ visited relatives from ' Marshall.. EAST WALL LAKE AND VICINITY. La.it Week's Letter. Mr. and Mra Boersma and two! friends of Grand Rapids spent Friday and Saturday al their cottage. Violet Reynolds of Hastings is visit­ ing her grandparent. Mr. and Mrs. Brill from Hendershott jjicru Sunday on their lot here. | Wendell Vrccland. wife and tw» children of Detroit spent the week end at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Sprague of To­ ledo. Ohio, have come to spend the ” j summer vacation at tliclr cottage. . Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Matureen of Kala-1 mazoo spent Friday and Saturday at; their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Thomas of! Kalamazoo visited friends here Sun­ day. DOUD CORNERS. The Cedar Creek L. A. 8. will meet with Mrs. Pearl Larubee July 7 fori supper. There will be Children's Day held at' the Doud schoolhouse Sunday. June; 26. al two o'clock P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Will Carl spent'Sun­ day with Mr and Mrs. Hammie Armour of Hickory Comers. Mr. and Mrs. Norris Bergman and family of Battle Creek spent a few days ut home after Mrs. Bergman was hurt by one of the horses. She U get­ ting along fine. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton of Battle • Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones and family Of Hasting,, and Mus Helen Grieb of Kalamazoo visited at Harry* Waters' Bunday. ftWife MAff g TO UNNECESSARY If you don't like rood dust in your home you con 'stop it quickly; The dusty road can be made moist, firm and dustless in a few hours with Dowflake Calcium Chloride. Dusty, crumbly roads that pour dust clouds into homes and cars are a publicV^_j M C\« ° rO»A A b»» a ,< I nuisance—we repeat, an unnecessary public nuisance easily corrected with "Clean, white Dowflake. But to prevent road dust; you or your neighbor has to start the dust control **• a*0 O' **«r^^V^*«*S* Ml*’ W' o •'* movement. Roads don't get dustproofed by themselves. Someone has to do something about it. . The best and quickest way is to petition your local officials for dust control on highways where you live ond drive. Cir­ culate a petition among your neighbors. They all want dustless roads, too. Write for our booklet "HowTo Control Dust." THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY MIDLAND, MICHIGAN CALCIUM �i afternoon they drove to the Friend (school reunion where Mrs. Roo­ fers. nee Maud Cassady, taught school pigs did less rooting If fed tankage. The and Mr* Laurence Rltxman and fam­ I several year* ago. । Howard Roush and family of Ionia trial* with pigs on pasture aUo showed Teats Made On All Classes of ily and'Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Riunian more rapid gains on barley than on and daughter Jc*net_ie oil spent Sun­ ' and Josie Roush and sun of Lyon*, wcLivestock At College Show ■ companies by Mama Vunderlip called day with Mrs. Orval Haywood and at Art Richardson’s Sunday. Values of Different Rations I wiped her celebrate her birthday. I Claud Fighter nnd family visited his Several from tills place attended th* Eojtt Lansing—Barley put* gain* on Another change in tiie feeding.habits at Hastings Fri­ ' uncle. Frank Conley, and wife at Maple beef cattle faster than either com or; of pigs when on pasture was the* con­ graduating.exercises day afternoon. Rial Kellogg being one i Rapids Sunday. . oats. But both corn and wheat arc bet-'sumption of more tankage when *(<-d of the graduating clash. j An eight pound daughter arrived at Miss Bentop entertained the mem­ | the home uf Mr., and Mrs. Glee Ncwi«,-r titan barley in producing rapid wheal than wlun barley; but. in the I dry lot. pigs ate more tankage with the bers of the Parish orchestra at her । ton lust week Monday. She will ans­ stains of pork, according to figures from . barley ration. home near Paw Paw Sunday. wer to Hie name of Gertrude. the just year’s feeding tests al Michi-1 Children's day will be observed at the | Mr. arid Mrs, Roy Berggren and I iron State College, which were pre-. church'Sunday. June 20. Everybody daughter, Doris, of Grand Rapids wnted to the group of livestock men( i called ut lhe Clarence Fritter home welcome, ’ ' MLv. Hilda-HID, who has been spend­ I Sunday. The solns math1 by beef on ground Harry Kauffman of Clarksville vtsiting some time at Carlton Centerv spent !ed Harlow Seger mid family Sunday. barley were also cheaper than the Blukslce'n mother, Mrs. Martha llcp- tlw week end at home Here. IMiuntb of meat made by feeding corn loglc. ! Mr und Mrs. Gerald Joalln. who Al) of the high school students are . or nata. Pig* made their Cheapest gains .. been living ut St Louis. Mo, are enjoying the long looked for vacation. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Edmonds visited 'at tiie Clarence Feltacr home. Mrs. All costs of gain were computed by j Joslin is assisting in the Fred.Brunner relatives in Kalamo Sunday. charging all grains at 75 cent* |*er to Upj<lhn'& Augusta and Mrs. Glen Kellogg spent Saturday store at Freeport. hundredweight plus a in cent charge 'Sanctuary at Kellogg's. Si at Maple Grove helping to care for ' Mr. and Mrs Claud YrJIer'arr the for each hundred ixuinds of ground I Mn. Melissa Ashby of/ Mrs. Emma Lusk who has been quite i happy parents of a baby daughter ispent Hu- week calling on HI. All-an* glad to know that she is I born Sunday evening. Jura- 12. I Mrs. Vivian Anderson Ot Bowno l« gaining. . looking after the household duties ut WEST CARLTON. (Claud Yetter's. Last Week’--, Letter. • dale. Sunday. Children** day will be observed Sun­ ' Mr. and Mr*. Ruel Blsron were Sun­ j A juke now circulating luts a mllk‘niait saying, "Good'.’ Why. my milk la day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ora Chaf ­ day morning at the Evamti-Hcal church. for a higher price than did thr lambs (of the first water!” We Mill incline » fee of Hasting*. which were hnml-fetl. The most rapid Mort Sisson and wife accompanied ■ little to Ed Wynn’s rejoinder in tin' and also the cheapest gain* with lambs | Earl Rogers and family to Welcome I same situation. "flood? Why. cream Grand Rapid* Monday. Mt school reunion Saturday. In Hie /■tn't in it! "-Detroit News. giving tip her school jo be .shelled corn and alfalfa hay. In one of the feeding experiments Qt’BIBY. iwlth pie* on rape pasture an added REPORT FEED TRIALS reason for the use of tankage wu dis­ Last Week's Letter ' . TO STATE STOCKMEN covered when-ft was found that the Mr; and Mrs. William Rlirman, Mr | LEGAL'NOTICES | 1 Judcr. ' to th* < • that Ik* JU.»— -1. ,,... . vUltln l.ti— n .. •aid bill of I Saturday at Crooked take. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Headley of Augus­ ta spent Wednesday al the Grant KROGELS family and Mr. nnd Mr*.' Harry Pcnnvls and family ot Kalamazoo spent Sunday with their parent/., Mr. mid ^utaong relative* this week. Charlotte Waugh and party from Ot­ sego were Sunday culler.- at thr Art i Waugh iiome. (ted ^^SALE FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS 1 naar were recently married in Indiana. Their friends in Delton and vicinity gave them a miscellaneous shower Fri­ day evening nt Pleasant take where ' they an- staying for the summer. Con- •many frlcnps. Crooked lake Saturday. Tlw day was! ideal and one Hundred enjoyed the pic­ nic. program and sports. They will meet Thy many ffie nd* of Mr*. Clarence .Cappon of Hostings will be glad to . know she U get tine along nicely since her operation at Pennock hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hayward of Kalamazoo visited Sunday with Mr. and JACK FROST SUGAR 5 25c F«l« Naptha Soap 10 i.. 45c American Family Soap 10 fe— 51c These Features in effect from Friday, June24th until Thursday, June 30 th - GOLD MEDAL or PILLSBURY FLOUR •&?&. Calumet CrisCO 69c 1‘roi. bottle 19c Her Grace Vanilla baking powmr VagaUbla Shortrning Lard i.ib.can 27c 1-lb. can 21 C $1.49 25-ib. pall B«ji pert Packed in a heavy Galvaniiad all-purpoie bell - thia pell eaiily ha> a 50c value 6. Pork and Beans 25c earn Country Club—In delidoui tomato uuce Jewel Coffee A mild Bourbon Santoi lb. 19c Wesco Iced Tea Jj-iUpkg. 23c , - A ipecial blend for icing i*>g«, 24-01. bottle 10c Ginger Ale Lalonla Club - alio Rocky Rivet. Lemon Lime, Orange . v- and Root Beet - No bottle charge Sliced Pineapple 2N»“33c Country Club—In heavy ryrap Bread Country'Club . 6c Urgal’Mb. >«’ New long loaf • Sliced or home ityle *. Soda Cracker* 2 ib. bo« 17c Country Club • freih and crlip Mason Jars quarts, dor. 79c with capi and tubban - pinb, doi. 69c XAR CAPS, doe. 84c — JAR RUBBERS, dor. 4c 3 Palmolive Soap 19c Recommended by beauty e>parti ■ ■ Frcih Fruit* and Vajatablat » » FRIDAY .nd SATURDAY SPECIALS New Potatoes Smooth, dt»n, U. S. No. 1 quality 10 - 23e Celery 4 £35. Michigan home grown—ertip end lender Head Lettuce 10c S *°^< 13c Michigan Iceberg—Herd, crirp hcadi 3 Lamoni <« 9c Fancy Sunkljt — 300 alia ‘ Bananas 3 *- 19c Choicoal yellow frail � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-06-29.pdf 949cfb29e8d6b7cfe56af670742a2cdc PDF Text Text * THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR HUSSK1IIEH DIRTV UNO INDOLENT 12 PAGES PAYMENT OF $8,000 ON SCHOOL BONDS ! Rate of Interest Is 4 >/<> Per Gent ! So $360 Is Saved Yearly HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JUNE 29, 1932 EVERYHASTINGSVOTER MUST REG SB VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL OPENS JULY 5 Interesting Classes to Feature Sessions At Methodist Church 17530909 09577060 BALANCE OF WORLD HAS Notwithstanding adverse financial) CITY HALL OFFICES OPEN On Tuesday morning, July 5. thei ESTIMATED SIX THOUSAND PEOPLE PRESENT EACH DAY SO PEOPLE NOTHING TO FEAR FROM I conditions, the city of Hastings not Dally Vacation Bible School for. chi!-; .only paid the Interest on the S170.009* dren up to twelve years of age a III open MAY ENROLL SATURDAY SOVIET unioH 'bonds given for the uew school build-1 ing, but also paid $3,000 on the prin-1 iclpal, reducing the’ amount due to; ^JX HUNDRED $162,000. The rale of interest on theae 'HO HAVEN'T DONE SO RIBLY DILAPIDATED CITY , ’bonds ; Ili'e,Isso4‘that the payment on • — the nrlncliM principal ot $8,000 will decrease the i Commercial Club Speaker, John Interest payment by $360 'yearly,; or || Electors Not Reregistered Will Lovett, Told Many Interu^** ih^bonding plan the city; Be Denied Franchise At MOSCOW IS A TER­ in session NUMBER 9 NOAI INICF QPII Monday JlLn iiRol □URL Principal Business Is to Equalizc Assessments In Barry 1 • County FOR PRIMES DISTRICT ASSON. RK00M< • The supervisors convened Monday.' MENDS ACCEPTANCE OF Tile principal business before tliem at' tins resrion will be to equalise the as-' ‘siiwments of the county No doubt a' .considerable reduction will be made. temporary cut MANX ACTIVITIES FEA­ because of decreased valuer. The re- RATES ARE MUCH is the superintendent and her iiMlstTURED THE PROGRAM LOWER THAN BEFORE ajits are .Misses Lorena Baird ami Alice . payers nf the eatfnty. Hackney, besides other volunteer The b-^urd doremt plan the budget This Change Will Enable More teachers. Sessions open at nine A. M Splendid Spirit of Sincerity and Loyalty Prevailed Among ,i r hext year ai'lTa.- June mmioci but and close at noon. • People to Secure Nurse’s J J “at the Ocujber sesMon. Tnc supervisors 1 Bible memory ■ work, hymnology. Those In AttendanceSeptember Primary Services During Sickness esting Experinces raises a . fixed amount each year until I pageantry, art ’ vsork. etc. will IM­ will undoubtedly have to raise a con- ' fr' camp The AdveiitjsU finished . Mderablv larger amount for relief work The members at the Hastings Combonds shall be retired -As th? in-1' when the special-drive for reglsterThe residents of Ulis city and county • (or the coming year than It did for will be Interested in and pleased with meeting on Sunday and. Hkefthe Arab. I mercial Club hlfcl a genuine treat teresl decreases the payment on the : Ing voters in this city was niade * few supervised play. ' weeks ago. a total of 1300 voters signed Children may enroll, free of charge ■folded 'tlieir tents and sBently r-toli 1932; but-will no doubt effect economies the announcement made by Mias ’ Turvday noon when they heard Mr. l*r‘nrti»‘ “ u M . . . 1 .. _ thatthat, wllliirt IK*the fifteen vrfraar within year ■Mtrl.vl period, »l>* the the necessary cards at that time Siner with Mrs. Roy Hubbprd. Mrs. Guy c. ’away." Tile ramp meeting this year wai in other directions to fully offset such Luverne. Hem, »ui*Tiiuendent of Pen­ John Lovett, manager of- the Michigan iksue will be paid mr Increase. then there have been added about 300 Keller or any of tlie teaciM-r.. much larger than ever- before nock hospital, on Tuesday. Maufactiirer's Association, talk about entire 1 names no that, at this time, there are The seiudou* will cloM- on Friday. estimated that at Saturday'? Ru*Ma. which lie visited late last i about 1600 of the more than 2000 quall- July 22. It is ho)>ed. tlu-re may i>- a there uerc. 6.000 pevp> prewri year, -.pending several months In that • nance committee of the Michigan State (ml porta of the lower pcninsul fied voters of this City who have reg­ good iittendanrr. country i Nurses' AssociaUon. and thU commit­ ' titered. He reminded his hearers that the: tee was asked to meet with the Regis­ At the council rooms. In the city of Michliran. instead ‘of th* land area of Soviet Russia is time try Committee to take action on rate# halt, any day In the week, from eight »lmes that of the United States nnd itn: to be charged by nurses on private A. M to five P. M. a voter can have his Minted to br. thoroughly enjoyed bv tluilntion 165.000,000. While there is: . dyty. the meeting being held In Grand name properly registered by applying, d folks win took in tni* camp inert Caucasian element In parts of, ; Rapids. Camp Ben Johnston, summer head­ al,the council room to the city clerk ^Russia, generally - speaking they arc I. Following is the recommendation of ' INSPECTED SEWAGE PLANT S' n.l W. 0 YEROIN APPREHEND quarters of the scouts and scouters of nnd signing the. two cards, one called Orli-ntuls and luive the mental rearRegistry Committee, acted upon the master card and the other tlic pre- the Buttle Creek area, was cjien t:> .,11)., m-i-.mi raid. Th.- ramp a. Hon of the Oriental mind. Russia has, ED FOR SELLING DRUGS i the AND WATER WORKS ON and accepted by the Sixth District of clncl card, and giving the facts nccyH- visitors Thursday evening. Jun*' -’3 i:'.'."i«p..“d never been governed by u RuMian un­ ar K m , WITHOUT LICENSE which Barry county Is a part, as a WEDNESDAY sury to have In order to fill out -Wiese Vbllors are always ^vlcome there, ac­ til Lenin seized the reins of power; ' temporary measure at least until Jan­ cards, which are exact duplicates 'of cording to Lloyd Shafer, Burry count-y k'tcr. There uus not a Mgn of dbio'ii k. ; .----------- , ' when the Soviet Union was first oruary 1. 1933: scout executive, each other. - but special, ■programs -------- TlM-re never would be amone tliem- CIMCf) DV JUDGE I'anizt-d and held It Uli his death. For PLEASED AT LOW For 20 hour duty—<600 per day; lliey ar,. v‘r, :lv. FlNtU OT JUUUC i No one can vote at the primary elec-, urr arranged for the regular visitors eight centuries a Swedish dynasty of days. • no • outsiders ... HAWLEY un ON rniuHi FRIDAY 13,100 *wkduly and *of 120whIch 00 p"there ,nonthu CONSTRUCTION COST Hon. which will be held in September.' Cxnrs i tiled Russia. The Romanoffs i ifine people; but attempteilnH¥VL.ci For «* J2 r hour One hundred and fifty boys. Indud' .n,, nor at the presidential election in to make any disturbance or molest' were ot Orrinan extraction. Joseph • ----------- . very viclnity-M.OO November unless he or she shall be . ine eighty cub* have registered for the Stalin, present autocratic ruler of Recent Improvements Have properly registered. It will be remem- fh*t camp About Wn scouts nnd cub*, Teats Proved That Medicine ^y. M000 ln thbweck . I100M per j*. Russia. Is a Tartar He declared that; Whatever one may think -about the Been Made Without Issu­ ben-d that nn entire new registration tola! ore from Barry county Seventh Day Adventists' view of' th- Was Only Common Table Salt month. Russians urr not able to govern them-, dnlrl For Pnr High Wicrh rrtces PrircH Multiple liour—15diy 00 per is required for this city, so that the Most of the Hastings scouts who plan Sabbath. or of the second cominit of selves* Russian men arc indolent. I ing of Bonds Sold {o{ two nursing. 12(|3M slovenly and inenfeient. They hotel Colonel Edward Rich, engineer of the fact that one has not reregistered since. to attend camp will go during the third [Christ. or of thvoffier tcnenU of their. There blew into town the fir.it of last patient»: $6 00 per day for three pa; » war because they, dislike work. Tlie' state health department and Willard tl-.e April election would automatically period. . mi'ib. there can lie no question about week n slick looking stranger who be- tlents. <$2.00 per day per patient!. ' • RiiMian man drinks all the vodka he ;Shepper. Ills axsistuiit. were here Wed­ deprive him or her of the right to vote' NUMEROUS ENTRIES ।. their sincerity and tlwir loyalty to their' ‘ gan ne cuumco great rcsuius. tie muutu ucuiariy stressed enner for nome or peddling a newror medicine, winch Hourly nurfirig. which Is being parcan get. idles uway tils time and the 'nesday of last week to Inspect the new at the primary and general election. 'convictions. They are good, wholesome 2 lie claimed great results. He iianded out ticularly stressed for either home or It will be unfortuiuvte^and altogether women do most all of all klrids of work. sewage dls|>>ul plant, also the water­ FOR HORSE RACES JULY 4 circulars concerning th.- remedy, which hospital-SIXX) for first hour and 50 unnecessary, .... vote; wr for any .... voter to lose hls nunoc. PMULO juli H o cart) cm such a gather! g a* this announced that It would cure diabetes. «nU per hour thereafter; $2.00 flat works pumping plant. Mr. Sheppe: or her but such ti j>erson will' 0^^0amc8'Contpsts'Bes rjjTs lutionary leaders' made certain de­ went Into, the details of the exami­ mands on their government. The first nation together with City- Engineer of tills city. Reregistration Is not re­ des Other Sports to Feature anywhere- It is fine Haatings had •— nrl,.|.. s dLMuise. dbense. lev- at at Pennock Pennock hospital hosnltai has has also also been been rere..... that ...... Bright's th— --------—.— asthma and hay levwax for religious freedom, not that Sjiarks. He pronounced the new dis- quired in tiie townships of Barry. sides Other Sports to Feature the chance to .1 have 111 these visitors “ a>' , r. constipation, ......--------- -the -u. -------- — tobacco anJ। cign- duced to 11.00 per day. „>ry rami wnrai, about ««,- what ..... we -r I""' ■ county unless one has moved from one I they cared a• whoop St. Rose Celebration our,guestfi. forete- '■ •- - — *-*•'rtttc ,iabu- hl<{h b!ood '■'rc'J«ur*‘- tuber' Many people have hesitated about eon-.ider tlw vital eleinenu of religion.1 that would, in ms judgment, oc very or voting precinct to an ­ in any community when — .... .L j ’ . l . A big timed* being planned by S , ’ some Influence when. . I,.-.;, , A uix uuic* m . i yvKiK umiuimi ot. ... w-» ••••*•.. ..j ..... ... . ...„ satisfactory La u_..i. culoUit. mumps, piles, .stomach diror- hiring a private nurse following on opbut the.ehurchii ban on divorce was in Its renlce to this city. ders. etc. You will concede that any Oration or during a serious sickness, July 4 at the fair grounds . congregate in tents as these people did medicine producing such results must because of the expense, the former ......................... «*«»»• conrtrurtion com thU plant wth lhr lrfort sioru of the new law. legitimate children in Russia. As As...the uic TTZ-TII-';.' — of u.'.TL -----------------------j ContesLs and races. b-i.M bal! games' and |n th© homes where they. renUi.l be marvelous, __ — ' — . ■ * prices ____ ______ being9much _________ higher than , . . _those ___ Russian has fne and easy ..notions ; «"d■ Hi. •* fwiitlnmAnt «?«“*"£“.: It !L wnc Hunt 'niif < - ----- — , ***iand horse races have been arranged, . rooms, and carry on for t-n days with The circulars told about the satisfy- announced above. Lots of time* there about marriage lie wanted, that bun tO'iiPP'-d for about half the GOVERNMENT IS| Entries for the running -and cart'Midi order, auch gdilept'good will to-i ing effects of thia remedy, which was ore occasions when the services of a modified The Russian Greek church estimate That was dur in part to th- UUVtrtHNItN I lb QIIPQ per 11| ATIHMC raa ' s bew> coming very fan dm-.wards others.was mamiested by the; Paracelsus." It was declared to nurse are desired for Just a few hours wuk UOIIIIIIK nothing uui but u a wen well utsauuru organized si’s- r-“ct tbal b‘b,,.r antl ,nBferial* are W1U> DUto fituULRI lUNo jng Q|„ ]W... all<] uu. bond's' AdventisU who tinted Hu .ting*. Thvir, called be n "bio prepared saX." and a great a day. or a relief nurae might be retern pf propaganda for the Czar, the cheaper and alw to the care of tht in the county will perform on July vbit was appreciated by the city™ anti irh-i iM-inu that ciort *nake to the council, its sewer committee and En-’„. ... . I., We hope k„.,w. . Il health builder. Il was also stated tliat (Continu'd on page six) S;..o “c<^t<u?^1‘ui pr£l.M BP-’lt" •■> * th- Violation ol, TLaw Concerning tti^wtn.n,. T r‘ " Hugoo King.Ktnr Murray citizens of Hastings. they ... will »U1 Lh ■ Uahmow. Jt«™> Murray . MUjna w- t»w Uwy „ w„ the Wochcm,c ---ry Boy-these are ! come every year. .1. ». > l>•»■. Ht.tr,- It-<n—' » raou-orry ,rar ,cm mrtlctne. and y« a fra.. Th. <-||0[:DU|ennc IU , icontmoMonpy nnw.^n two. lo-« mnl.;^ tomm|n<ira (hr aamtalw. of Ftrat Ci... 1U.I a r.u ..l th--t«ulZllu.i are ........ clrraUn declared Out It crarrata th. SUPERVISORS IN ' wv.u t nnd war. much " "■1 bur., up the inul ... n. x, Monde ANNUAL CHURCH AND rl».ml«rr o! the blood .hleh la the . PAYING BONUS WOULD KJKS b"" SESSION THIS WEEK impresseu with wiui the uie very very low tow cost cow ufi We wiv uu,, .. —.. Hue.eajww ............ - ......... an, told that a penun from out-................ otlranoor. Iran rnleM to cl.unAV CPUnni OIPMIF lllr at the nedt and Uta. ampteun.ol Imprenoed (> ■-■■■■■ ....... ......... nMlrr.Ch.irln.Huyinmd.mil SUNDAY SLHUUL PICNIC dheaae dtaunpeur u It by magic. WORK qFRinil^ HARM I pumping water. This is no doubt due to,side this city called on bualness men' Martin Tinkler. Cliarh-, Raymond, Bill wunre OUHIUUO nnnm tlw jiSinibiHbn of electric pump,.' here and solicited them U. give him the RmL WalttTThompson. Ft I) Kniffeii,. . . 1 According to the circular, if. tilts: Committee On Salaries to Pre­ I which take the l<xid in such a manner iJob of distributing their monthly state- • Bob Wilson and Arthur Crook of Ver-! Methodists Are Planning On a , remedy did not accomplish what was I sent a Tentative Report Veterans Camped At Washing­ i .1......... . .... —.j,.. — ... ■«...at the minimum _ __ I !menu iin n tnn-n j.i.t do u.. ,, ’Ik-k.. tru-ii nil fmwileline to do the pumi#ng town, dalmipg i... he could it.' imiHtvIlLmontvilk-. 'TThe.*men iire are all predicting, *” — - -• — • • »» nl• _„3 iclaimed for it there was Just one thing| This Term U. elwaper Uian it would ca.t by mall with I first place for their entry but we wiill *ime Al urooKtU ton Say They Will Stay _ LaKC . >r forme thepnnvnv patientivtouu, do,auu andumi thatwm wastui to Hie Engineer and his wwUlant were the new postage rate of three cenU If have to wait until next Monday for the! Thursday P. M. M. | rrTOt •sort to prayer and fasting! , The uupervisora are In arasinn this There Till Money I. Paid ir„u„ e gentleman knows what is good for * verdict. —j ----->». this - . ,.-------Members - z — Tile according the clr-1 week. They voted Monday theiri «.■ -----i ...and friends ofmedicine, the Metho! The to medicine, accordin* u ««. -----------that -- ---------The Banner lias explained that H*|the recent Improvements in tlu? water- him. he will not attempt any such projF-~* Robert O Donnell and Wm. Kennedy dist church and Sunday School arc in- cular. wiw prepared by the Temple committee on salaries, consisting of adjusted compensation of $2,400,000,000. worlts p)Bnt Bbo ha<1 c,jn.Htnicte<i the ect. nor will any business niinj get have •ave arranged the following races: i v)tcd u, a,.,.,uJ the plcnlc u, I Salatorlum corhpany. of which W c Supetviaors Usboroe of Carlton. Hyrk, which congress is being urged to pav: n,.w disposal plant and put in, himself into trouble by making such an — Slow bicycle race-XlOO yards. Open. I be held at Crooked lake on Thursday; Yergln. Ph. D.. M. D . N D.. was the Johnstown and Wooing ot Wood­ now. Is not due to former service men ■ M.veraj Of sanitary sewers and arrangement. Half mile race—15 yra. limit. 1 afternoon of this week. Conveyances * manager This company was said to be land, shall submit a tentative report until 1946. The total represents not on- .ronnw.t(Sj Ux-tn up. without a dollar of Sections 1256 to 1271 of the Postal; Half mile race—Open. * -------an "institute ......... - — ----- - — ----- auu — —m to be paid of — natural therapeutics." at this session on vsalaries lythe original adjusted compensation. I bohds. ! Laws and Regulations give the require­ Mlle relay bicycle rare—Open. I o'clock, so if you have no way to go with Its home office at BuUer. Indiana. »»V U* ^nty next year. The report but also the accumulated interest for ------ ■« « , ments that govern this matter. Those | Three-legged race^Opcn. It appears that the slick looking will not be disposed of until the Octo• ’ please come to the church nnd n way the fourteen intervening years -The CIQUINR AFFECTC . regulations plainly state tliat tio ingcntlemon who was distributing thli her oeaalori. Slick rare—Open. • ■ will be provided. Bring eats, table aerv, amount due now. if paid, would be , ' lonllXU Arr CU I o 1 dividual, firm or corporation can de­ is — generally tlie county Nall driving contest—For ladies. *••• ■ •• •known, **-! ice- and a lemon. Excellent chaperon­ wonderful medicine was no less than' As $2 400,000.000 less the Interest for that' . A MAN'S VERACITY liver first-class mail or packets over : 100 jnrd dasii—15 yns. age limit. had on depwdt some of the county's age is assured. Two swimming experts (Continued on page six) tourteen-year* nu« uouw > ----------any established mad route, or any part fourteen-year*- Tlu» hoipc.. puicu pass«d me; the cash in the two banks which failed last 100 ■yards—Open. -----1 from Camp Ben Johnston.' the Boy bonus bill. Tlie senate defeated It Still gage Remarks By "Kelly" At thereof, a* the government has a mop- ■ 60 ynrtis—Girls. 18 yrs. limit. (year. Nashville and Freeport The re'! Scout camp, will be there to supervise COMMITTEE NAMED • Upwards <>f 20.000 former Service men . mvilu opoly <.t ot rlw. cite Vuuinr<« business nt of <*nervlnv carrying i..t let-. • 00 yards—Ladies, -v urged to go! go j —— — reivers have made ptoctcbs In colleetI the swimming, parents are are .•aid to be in Wiuihiiigton demand-, the Court House Concerning . ters and packets, violation of this orFat men’s race—215 -- pounds. 'with their children. Come on. folks.■ TO REVIEW ASSESSMENTS 11,9 not** etc. due the two iwyment of the $2,400,000,000. They n County Officer i der will mean a fine of not exceeding Don't forget bcsidi-s these races there ; h-t s make it four hundred nnd a great' ----------banks. But under existing conditions it . Nay thev will stay there until congress] Speakjng e ulxuit the opening of th© *^°' nr „mpr 0 *!?! ’ will be two baseball Jtames. one at big time with swimming, boating —1—1— boating* Hearing On Appeal By Nash-” difficult to make collections and tit­ agrees to pay therb now the $2,400,000.- sliing season-Kelly.'' ■ Janitor at the I!05t nwntlw. or both fine and imprison- .len.thhiy between (he Knights of I games, visiting and picnic jfupper. er Don' Don't' tie is Is gained by trying U> to force paypay­ 000 which is not due until !94« StaSEhad wnrethmg to saythat ville On Center Road Case ments Tills mean* delaved settlement i—j------ .uu—-i..mcni. ' pythlns and Hastings Own and the miss it. ' These pen are ^ding °.VLJbls seemed quite appropriate and ilhistra- | These regulations further state that olhcr al o'clock between the HasCommitter county,----------------so the board is con­ tera in charge are: Fredi On Saturday, July 2 .{with — the - -----------' nidering wnai'u anything, can be done tlwp Indrixtmicnts* and the St Eliza- Johnson,. file Zloyd Shafer-and Mrs. Lzisllc* tan nv -rv for tcd hls notural IrfSh in the SUmThe appeal-by Nashville from the gj— ar5 Ii Hawthorne. me'r'renlie X X- vote Sains! ^.y?e“?Sd- Now a man I'> a violation ia also liable, under tttFpSThaving county's’ d depMlta In w .„ from ^rolt.. Hawthorne, general chairmen; 'Trans­' percentages levied by the county road toward ha 'dnff the ronnfv « AU children under twelve years of I portation. Hugh Riley. Adelbert Cort-' commission to build the propos'd Has- there two banks made available for *" ” every member of congress. v^her of I can fitan oyt Jn the marnlng on a age will be admitted free Jo the games. right and Clinton Lahr; Sports. T. S. tlqgs Center Covert rood was heard lost ■ use bv the countv while the county Is the home or renrte. who is up for reJurt M BIM1 „ I not be wise for any person to under­ arid races. J Baird's class with Clay Bassett, chalr-' week by Probate Judg£ Ella C. Eagles­ protected bv hinds on these deixwtts. .. > take or any business man. firm or corn' “LPa> ''1I‘c''rt’ « » "an cm be But he can't Dinner will be served from '1:30 to1 man; Boats. Harvey Burgess;' Swim-; lolk ton. tn* whom the law directs such ap- there would be little use of attempting . Jming. Lloyd Shafer; Supper. Loya) ((M1 Konw Uuii wi,. wpecteUy when‘ poralion to arrange, with any penion1 7:00. I>m1sXo be made. In such a case. a.» to sue the bondsmen, because when suit . ! A'“ ‘IS’”.,'* >»•““ ■»' UU « wh« he raMh<; to deliver statemenu or any first-class - -■■■ < > * .------i Workers' cla-sj. required by law. the Judge appoints Is brought it must be for a definite mail or packet delivery on any estabMow >ueh- . ; .raraubn IU »»"*"» u.-n Iw wrarara .( onra lur Now what might be termed "a board of re­ amount and be an actual loss Under LI'!”’ ’*!?.’ !!*wUnl!" lor Uuunee. one or the omeer, tn lh.- IWied route or any part thereof. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS view" to go over the assessments, hear , existing conditions II is Imotredhle to WINDSTORM CO. AGENTS 1 cAmnutc what the low will be until the I!!*81;''* c0’”1 ,w”-' W1U1 M"’”‘ llh Inrnd' AND CORRESPONDENTS. HAVE GOOD SUCCESS £ body knows lh»r. In rheje irTlne wn , 0[ k ORDERED CURB AND Once again a national ^lolfiiay in­ would be suicide snlctd. for to Ihetovernrnenl the government ,m nM1.bald , the affairs r>t the two bank* either . ... levied, and then decide what slwuld nc wound up. or until new bvnkliw <wGUTTER CONSTRUCTED terferes with the Banner publica­ *i.. Issue $2,400.000 000 in or- ; t».n- bonds bond, for tor n.mocoon In orodwyed an, ■ der u par lh» bona. Compblur with! (bm llu[ mm)ll' ... tion day as on July 4 there will be May Was Lucky Month For done. Judge Egglpton named William ranlzation* Miall take their olacra The Them—Wrote p,020.355 (U^^STaS A^Sm-tSi such a demand would roree the «orern- M Sewer Committee Authorirtd no mall deliveries. m, nl to ,»r r»w muri«n rears of n„ Uuil hl, 1Mn . . to this situation to Build Fence Around Of New Insurance . of , Baltimore to review . , the , .assessment,*. „, . We are therefore asking our corterrnt n« yet earned a, well a> th. |lt M .eerj-ooe who heard him Despite the difficulty of securing new They will meet next Saturday. July 2. raipondenli and ‘ advertisers to New Disposal Plant principal, when nothing te due until, knM, Ula[ lt couldn-t . business under present conditions, tire* nt the Hastings town hall, which Is on plrusr send In their copy early — wr IMO Tida demand to unialr to the ---------------...-------------The eftr council meet Friday owning SIXTY YOUNGSTERS would appreciate having the cor­ Windstorm Ituurance Company of this. the Ha-Ungs Center raid. country and awutd brlnr serloiu hann yicr t/CRA INRFR^nN Iwtlh not much badness to cong|der. respondence letters and adv. copy by city added d total of nearly $4,000,000 ■ At the hcMWL. E Barnett, to our government- Yet the 30.000 man **1100 VUHR IHUUlKJUni ] p^on of property ownen'a new GO TO HEALTH CAMP Insurance during the month of who is attorney for the village of Nashin Washington threaten to make the ] WILL TALK ON KOREA curb and gutter were ordered on South Saturday morning, u it will be new necessary to get everything possible May. the actual figures being $3.920.355.; ville. Kim Sigler representing this city. Legion as a body swing its votes for or ----------- » I WaaWnBton slreej. between Green and It will be conceded without question »l» representatives of the townships ol First Section Opened On Mon­ done on Saturday. Thank* to each against those who favor or oppose this Hns Served As Missionary In ' Grand streets proper notices were sen’, that tliat is a remarkable record. The ’ Hastings. and Castleton as well iv inone for your co-operation. day For a Month At North proposition. There Is a serious matter. That For 1 to the title holders' of the property from ----------------the a.vesunent That Gnnntrv Country For For Ravaral Several fronUng agenu report that there is no lack of dlviduals -----— district if the Legion should follow such a That Country Several twt). blodUL Sincerely, Pine Lake were preeent. They will no doubt ap­ desire for such insurance, but that the course It will cause the great body of Years Past I about 25c a running foot for curb and Cook Bros. | problem Is one of ready cash. If the pear at the Hastings town hall on July Monday was an eventful da* In the voter, in this country to lose faith In Mlw Vfra ln<rraon o( Korett wfij gutter 2. as well as the county road commis­ Ilves of sixty Barry county children as ______________ i farmers and others had tile mean* the the Legion. | give a special talk on condiUons in the A petition wax also presented and on that day they were taken to the . ■tr.'. Awrm Orient at the present time. ML« Inger- granted for curb and gutter for one FISH STORIES ARE ™"1 sion. Kellogg Health Camp al North Pine LIONS CLUB AGREE son has intimate inside knowledge of 1 block on South church street, beginlake for a month's stay, and some of THE RAGE THESE DAYS Thcr® u *uch R ftnc feeing .toward SENT A RESOLUTION Tn uni n Dinuinc many movements that perplex western nine at Clinton street. ----------the Windstorm Company, because of them possibly longer. This will mean ' IU HULU rlUNIvo people. The count!) also ordered the sewer „ ... __ . .tr-i«■»»»,L»u1 «*.h« OF THEIR APPRECIATION a great deal to these children and their Rut fine lUoAtlnv a Month Tlnr ' No la8y b‘“re®tc<1 ln 1116 far «»*tern committ^to have a fence constructed Some Nice Gatches of Bass and have pjjr,,., |n lt and because of the Blit 'question opportunity, around the sewace sewage disposal plant, But One Meeting a Month Dur- :„„^ )r>n should .hn.>M miss mi« this mu ennartunttv disnosai niant. ■ ------ m- Are «— -d—-*-j v: falr adjustments it has made of losses. Banner Editors Pleased to Re-u parents as the youngsters will be well Bluegills Reported In cared ftfcr In every .way and given ipeing July, August and . ML** Ingerson will be the guest of i Aside Vrom allowance of the usual that in normal times and with normal ’ * ' ' ‘ ’ utal health'training. Learning to lire ceive Acknowledgement Barry’s Lakes Qnn*,.—!,-- ' Mrs D. A- VanBuskirk on Thursday' grist of . the above wax about all peacably with other children ts an­ , „ . . , . - . . . ’ cuiia»*iui»» conditions uic the iuiiuuiu amount ui ot ivs its ituiunucc insurance ocpcemoer afternoon. June 30th 2:30 o'clock that was do Friday ‘ night: . Some nice catches of fbh have been ln (orw wujd rpafh $woooo... From Adventists other fine feature of such a camp. The Mons Club at their meeting and a cordial invitation is extended to, reported since Saturday. .000 mark. - the Banner to It was gratifying to Accompanying the children were CEMENT. Monday voted that for the month* of Hastings ladles to be present to meet, ANNO Homer Bauchman'of Rutland caught; yndcr existing conditions, to have receive the following from F. L. AbJuly and Auguz* and possibly for Sep- her. | j srtsh to . a a bass welglung more than four pound;, nearly $4,000,000 of new Insurance boa of Lansing, the publicity man for,----------------------- physicians --------- --stationed nurse*, and ___. coiuitember. they will have but one meeting | Tlie visit of Miss Ingerson to our ' candidate for Co y Treasurer of out of? Podunk -uLj PodunJs lake lake. / in the month of May evidences the the recent Adventist Camp meeting. He. sellers, to look after Um children'! a month, and that a picnic at some 1 town Is being sponsored by tlie Presby- > Barry county on republican ^publican ticket ticket On Saturday Edward Elnsingcr ot st*re-wlde good will toward this com- staled that, at a meeting of the dele- needs. lake. This dc.-trion resulted from the tertan Missionary Society, she was a' at the coming prl i mt .™ . I have served Battle Creek and a friend from In- p*ny and the ability of its agents as gates, tliat conference adopted ‘ *-*“-* — * ’*J and ■* ’handi" _ _____the fol-, Undernourished, crippled fact that tlie present Legion rooms.; former resident here and tier friends supervisor hale itad a tot of busl- dlana were fortunate in catching u business getters .lowing . --------resolution: 1 capped children were among the sixty wlicrc the Lions' meetings have been will be glad to greet her agalrf, we are new exi»e ’am qualified to boss weighing five lbs. and nine ounces, ' ' WHEREAS, tlie Editors of tlie Has- who formed the first contingent' oa lield, may not ly available for theihlsure. I perform the duties of the office. I will besides 14 oilier nice on«. out ot MyPOLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ] tinpt'Banner have so freely and gen- Monday. era lake „in ouuha South Hastings. ,; jI wish to announce that chat I will be a eroualy erousfy given publicity to ou our meeting* Barry county h indeed fortunate In I ACKNowumora^iFTH *_ -u_ j---------------------------। being tlie Kellogg Ihiund*Bluegills are hiring welt also and candidate Jor the office of County — and general1 -Camp program.। • —selected —— by— lundquarters. I TO PENNOCK HOSPITAL.]. several fine catches h»ve been made at |Treaaurer Treasurer on me the Republican Ticket at RESOLVED, that we as Qci<-g*u-a delegates ioi to; ii™ tlcm M ■ a pliw place ft«r for promoting Ud! kkkjl .veu, mat ... The management of pennock hosvarious lakes. -September -Ruza, — --------------------------*- to the -Messrs, ------- -------------------u — ■* affording trim ICE CREAM SOCIAL. the primaries. — Hiram this conference express health work, and ANNOIJNCEMENT. ; pl tai gratefully acknowledges the fol­ I Friday evening. July 1. ot MartinI 6-2».-Adv. . Cook our appreciation for their liber- i splendid privllagas to IU children, Woodland Confectionery now open lowing g*ft* recently made: FOR COUNTY TREASURER. allty and courtesy, under new management. Meals, lunch- i Mr*. George Miller, city, several * church. Come and bring your friends.—. I hereby announce that I will be a BASEBALL LKAGUB SPECIAL REHEARSAL -----------------------------------, ---------es, short orders. Special Sunday chick -j glasses Jelly, ------------------------------------ ------The Hastings City Band wiir meet li BASEBAU^BAKER'8 RESORT. ! AU who want to play candidate---------------for the Republican noml__, dinner, 60c Oates. basket of fine lettuce. en dinner. 50c plate. Call Woodland ij Ed. date*, DANCE. nation for Country Treasurer al Aho Kalamazoo Motor Express. July 1;, twilight league mMt at the on Friday at nt seven o'clock at the city 4-8 for reservations. Clyde W. Ruel). Mrs. Ed. Walters. Hastings. Route 2,!. At I. O. O- F. hall Saturday night.. September Primary—Walter Fisher, hall for a special rehearsal. All mem- Dowling. 4th. v*. Crooked Lake, flame fair grounds TUMday n Mgr.—Adv. ' ’ quantity of fruit and Jam. !j Carp's orchestra —Adv. Woodland, Mich.-Adv. wks. । bers please be present. j called 3 P. M.—Adv. ^ommiUaa. STATE ENGINEERS COMPLIMENT CITY Visitors* Night at Camp Ben Johnston -X” 01 "" T at the Methodist church.. Ail children ' who arc not .enrolled elsevlu PAGES 1 TO 8 SUPERVISORS MET OFFERED PANACEA FOR HUMAN ILLS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE M. IMt PAGE TWO “ kn°* "2' “tItWO HASTINGS W0M- VERY LARGE WHALE NWW FEDKBAL GAI TAX IS SEPARATE FROM STATE TAX L*n*lng. Mich—The new federal gasoline tot ta entirely separate and Ji Mounted On Specially-Built thl» Thf UmcPlaOr ■ a,ld ,h*- Turned Out to Avoid Headon distinct from the Michigan gasoline 0-r—IU Captor fo MH.. SX’ESpS? “”d S‘" tax which is collected by the depart­ clng from her recent slcknest. ment of state. Whales Are *here In in thU thl* issue. issue • • Gravel At Roadside where Mr* Emma Bush ta still under the Whales Are Hunted Hunted The federal levy of one cent a gal­ The whatr to .be shown here was1 Mr5 l4.rt MnMj and Mr* H J Frec- lon 1s known as. a "production tax." doctors care and* ts not gaining as Et-eryon* of courro lia* taard that caught only a few' month* ago. and u , a<xM„u on suur- Under this law the government col­ fast as tar friends and relatives would I »tor>- about Jonah and tta whole, but lects It* tax on the gasoline u soon -n not .w many lute ever seen the front LUU* Marietta Paul, daughter of Mr. a* it ta produced In the refinery; or , door to Jun*h‘» tamporary abode, nor tons. The whale travel* on a special- ibus. but luckily did not the gasoline reaches Its port of and Mr. Charlea Paul. Is recovering built railway car 72 feet in length. ! The women were over near Potter- 1 when entry into the United State* if im- from an attack of pneumonia and is have tta-v much of nn idea of the sireOne of tlie ihterv*Ung featmg* of !Wlle when they naUt'ed a car coming , h „ । ported the one cent a gallon levy is in ot hi* rejxited utUque lit ing quarter*. this exhibition, will be the presence »i toward them down the center of the col- . ad«>n>on to an import tariff of two glad. In other words many have iron »kele- Capt David “ ’ ~ Barnett, -it. head of the whalwhat* .rood. .road, In tn ortar order to avoid a nci neadon colIi NoUcc Force * Diamond Mole NoUce: Force* Mqfe Killer KI which made Uw <m;>- Juton. lulou. Mr Mr*’ Mead turned tar\ herV4r to> the the( ar£one’httl! per cent ton* <4 whales, and picture* of whales Ing boat "Hawk" which the cap1 which 1* guaranteed to kill mmre. mdlee. has a* with one flip of their tail*, they con-' lure, along with 12 of tta ba,- crew right, hitting tta looae gra«.. hlch 1,. ..„ .!levy U luwwn “ B "*ource'which .VlirtT.rZf*16 MiZhiZ.7 eo^'*cl*1w<’ urupiwo dropjird inw from SI w 00 per wa box, w to 50c jut verted whaling .< .rob Into airship- but at that time Tta Captain will tell ho* had been romped up In tta roadway h. nrodueea'in : e---- 1!Csd 12 Michigan, refineries; X no now. B. A A.- W LyBarker '» Drug Store, Store. few haieenr roen a whale a. It l» thu whale wa, captured, tow wliaro* The steering atari wa* jerked out of't *----rhe"l re w*m‘ uo bo\ * B Barker, affrr bling taken from the.water. are hunted, and exhibit wm» of tta "- 1 "J —* ------------------------------ 1 *nen “ ta Michl-._asv ■it* side in tlie ditch by the hlsnwiiy ?“* ,*£ *,nP2£te<1 from other state* or Mr*. Sarah Erway of Hastings came For tta atiove reaaon* it will probably weapon* u»ed. . Th.■ tM «2. countries. The law allow. . refiner or ljwt weeM <0 home hrt. stater. . .wi ne tirk later but did m>- offer 1 lmPort<r t® gasoline so produced ( J4ri. B- J. Robinson, to help care for mi Mr* M^d or‘W^ another Ucensed whole--Robinson, whose condition ta not __ Pacific Whaling Co.. of Long Beach.. »tni lhiiul virinui- TO BE SHOWN HERE California. law completed arranse----------to exhibit ■,-------- menu to exiuoil amenta monster wnaie a inmonster whale In hhrt ciTiionAV EN HURT SATURDAY ’ — ' -----' .•7* .. . mg beer, tn the. car, but none of them »0UM give thdr name, although she Udnninta^ .nd get the license number on their nu-1 irmutmnU m iwiobil. ^.,h? “*-J““nM snd Both Mr* Mr.ul and Mr* Freeland fa^n0* ?*** t<X Ot llwee cenU * are tadlv bhiisrd. but no bone* were: ‘. j-- , ' .X" " "• ■ ! AWARDED SEVENTY- LOCAL NEWS of course! they're made of r*rkm< area on the east aide of ll* h°U'* ** pBVt* ln cordance with the recent action of the dty council It ta expected that the work wlu aoon aXUr Fiwm «X July. THREE DIPLOMAS 'Xt££"’»2»£’’"¥£ 1..-^ -------- ■■ . -ULSCdi--------- 7Z STORY TELLING CLUB , —— IRUWU . BEING ORGANIZED Intercslin£ Program, Baptix- friends. mal Services and Fine AdThu Wednesday afternoon a bridge rtro.o Oin... 1 1 party ta being held at the l»me of Mr*, Students Given Opportunity to dress Closed Camp lttnry Mulder, spon«x«-d by Mr* Mui­ Study Works of William , Seventy-three diploma* were award-!der. Mr*. Don Foreman. Mrs The* led eighth grade gnultmtcs from the| Johnston and Mrs. Edw. Down*, proShakespeare t National Junior Rhakeanrare Store 8fVenU’-<uy AdventlM denominational; ceedl to go to,the American Legion | A haurowd Junior Shakespeare 8tor> AChoota. Exerci*e* held on the AdvenUst Auxiliary. C !raml’ at Hastings Thwe In the | Utidersherlff Oliver Tasker at tend1 ' *h®rt,r ronn * class came from BaUte Creek. Bay ed the funeral ot an uncle. John W. i ts/i !i..h . a.—..^,.1 I •c,tY' Benton Harbor. Cedar Lake. । Tasker, at Bellevue on Monday John «ndl » rtSdJLd* Coota- Detroit. Edenville. Berrien । Tasker, until ten or twelve year* ago, ‘LI nt. ’ SP^W. Flint. HoDy. Kalamasoo. Lan- had always resided In Assyria and stall OwnMO- Puw }>aw owns a farm there. He died Friday 'if,K ^iTn0?* Pontiac. Shelby. Urbandale. Witaon. night at the age o> 75 year*. ‘ h ih and Wyoming Park. , James Hitchcock, of Middleville, wa* X7>i STjiwmu thL. Features of the program Included sent to the county jail for thirty day* ■»ro^^fm^tedtMuX\?^VMl^-Proee**s''MUl‘ HulL <4 BaU1-' b’ Ju'u<* Harper of that village on a SStt hU Corner solo. Harold May. of j charge of rrekl.-** driving The Jitatlw ’kn^ iic^of^hr SldS n mi B’'1Tlrn Spring* Invocation, Elder 8 . handed, him thirty day* with 813.25 fine E Wl«’“- 01 >'i»n,‘1nK ‘Michigan My and coats and in default of payment an when erouc^wll^m^t. Lnd'tell Hhlke MlcWKan. *ong by congregation Vtbra addition of thirty day* in Jail ’ ,l“,r I,Ur>» «’>O- •’>' Profi^sor Willard bhidel The first Um<- John Ketcham ran :*fS^ch^tte"iiuPhihtaJS^rt Th?n "r Btrrien Spritup Our motad.^No'. fivcongrrMhewaabeatenbyUievet, ^n but »*■«»•" by Ardlth Van- cran. Ed Hamilton, of Nile* It wa* In tn 2*25SLi^2" H,,rn- OI •Bottle Creek Plano duet, by Just *uch a time as we are now pacing •aiwn hotvor^ ot other schooU for j Emilyjmd Barbara Burt, of Holly, through I told Ketcham ut that titne i . , ' Michigan. Presentation of certificate-.'. that I couldn't support him in lita fir*’ oucrea at various r-. teof Dane. of ncrncn Bcmcn springs. Springs. PanPan- ■| campaign campaign orcau»e because tne the counuy counuv nevueu needed ai.’.'iT' i(p, ri K ’*'- 01 .W * .$£35 ™b *hM S; tomlme. '™”n'P by children Talk. "Oatlw Gather .1, tlie IUma-. U» strongest m*it*at u» tlie helm 1I ..n am g<»Children.' by Edith Shepard. of Lun- I mg to support Ketciiam in tlus fall ha* fiiiislwd the prcM-ribed course. xing. Benediction. Prof. T. E UiinUi. of campaign for-precisely the «*iw rt-aBattle cnxk • son that I refused to support him tta PETITION ASKS THAT A beautiful baptismal ceremony was:first time he opposed the strong «t.d nilARniAKJ DC ADPnilUTCn XL ThoriUppte take. Satur- virile Hamilton.—By Harvey Slicrmiui t.lsT ’clbck. in tn which winch of Paw Paw Paw. UURnUIAN DC ArrUIN I CU (day iliy afternoon at 4.15 o'clock, camp converts meeting convert* ------- ~ a„ nue» :4S camp। 48 meeting received received tlie I Mr. and Mrs. Maltnight, Dor.n.1 Mai-_ Mr. and Mr» Sheldon wfre »nlRhl• *U’’ “nd daughter of Jackson fallers at suntaid recently. »|>ent Sunday at Will ^mx-r *. Mr and Mr* Victpr Reuther and ‘ Es«>n< Eviftx of E-tot Waraervita family and Mr'and Mr* Will Veite Sunday, afternoon with Rturoll spent Sunday at Ora-.* lake vuitln-t. Eu>“r . administering the — ~~ - • - , OBITUARY. relative* ’ । Dori* Tompson of sunfield |s sjwnd- Hearing On Clift Kleinhans ordinance. dinarice B ‘ Th<* E Waters w-.is born in tta city John Stair* *.xi-uiwi daughter called .’*Ut a few day* witiiMrs E J. Staldun Case Is Set For Saturday J‘— ** of "baptism were "" Htar~H. " Taylor. of Holly. Ebler B F William*. of HaMlngs on August 30 1866 Within on Arthur. Stair* of Carit-hl m -nflv 4 • • •--------Of Next Week ________ of Jackson. and Elder D S. Osgood, of a short ltme ** W>wd wnh h> i*»rMr* Ujgan. Dorothy. J.*- Dr,-:in utui • s CLOVERDALE. ( ■ m.Uch.... cnta ,o Irving towiMllip. where he grew A petition ha* been filed by C. H M Muskegon/ talah Hamburger! ah ol LaodtigJ Frank Helirj- and daughter.. DoroOsborn in the probate court asking! Saturday ..«.«■«> evening several ,,u>>uiru hundred'10 ->w,n-“ ’n“nl‘,«l A[u . *r completing . .. that Chfl Klemtan*. ot Nashville, ta- junior boy-;. and.gtrL* surrounded two thc c’*u,tr>’ *clx»L I*- attended th., ing at their tame here. adjudged a spendthrift and that a targe camp flrc< while listening to in-1 Haatangs. High school and wa* graduguardlan be appointed for him. Ute 'cresting stories. - ated with honor* with the ria** of I--tit ion recites that in two years ta has . The annual camp meeting of Adven-11887 During his High school attenddissipated about IH.OOO of tta eMate, ttata cloned Sunday evening with an ad- |ancr- ta-became associated with the •Aljirh lit* fattar. the_____ late W H .drwu entitled. -Tta Three Gardens" nntl ot H H B|tt|ow As Co. of which which hi* ____ ______ mmict: W~«. ----- k-ft lam. *_.* -----father - — was by Elder F. L. Abbott, . . of Lansing‘ his older brother. Luke, wa* a parux-r. I Klemhans.The ! for many yrani a merchant at Nash-. - - - I He held this connection faithfully for lovrT 30 >Tars 00 Junr 4 ,8*’ h'* *’“* vtlle and left u *ub4antlal estate. Mr. FEW TFl FPHnNF'CAI 1 <5 untied in marriage to Mary N. DeMott Osborn ri-cite* In hl* petition that, nt l rC¥V I CLtrnunt LHLLO ‘ the rate Clift Klcinhan* ' has been ! ARF oUDJtLI ‘xIIRIFCT TH to (),hls unlon M’” un *l,so( ,i"1W0 rT1 Ant IU TAY I Aa and Ray E f thw f|ty onc Jn thr {.spending the money—a* fast a* he can ta became associated in businexs with s»y hi* .son Ray. as tta firm of Tlx»- E (ta nuiv become a county charge. ..v (Waters A: Son. taking ■ very active Messages Is Quite Low In | therefore 'requests that a guardian be 1 part In the bUMtw-x* until tta last three appointed and Clift Klelnhan*' bh*l-, Most Instances ftn<J Lhlp («, fading --------------------------I ne» affairs be handled by a guardian, j !I Tta date vet for tta Comparatively dale set tlie hearing L* L. Julv ---- *•—-•’ few telephone caH.«, health ta wa* forced to give up hlIB *ub*,‘* »<> 8 We W«- und<Ktand understand that tliat Iftemhans KHnhan* Ls I* srp »n'*u»>jcct to tta the new federal fet^ral revenue I activity in tta buMtte.ss For fourteen •’violently - » . .. oppreni . . .to .. * . . lal nnd tlu-ri. nn nn the idea of a tax- an<* t,ure B no tax whatever on' weeks preceding hi* death ta wa* conIguardiandup . '-'!n »fid I<MII di-stancr messages that fined to iu* bed and although ta knew . IRONSIDE BRO5„Proprs. -------- - .< a » * co ‘- iv** than 50 cents each, or on lo- the end was not far dmtent ta matnFIQM QFFM TCI RF Ml ITU Ca^ tel.-pbcnc calls, according to J E tuined liial .same kind and loving spirit Phone 2497 Hastings, Mich. rton ODCIVI iu DC nriuun McElwain, manager in this area tar tta, to the end He passed away tefnd rLIKE POOR HUMANS Bell Telephone Company |june 19th. wted 85 yrors. 9 mm. 20 Lint, rvun nutviMrvo Manager McElwain .-tate- that tta days. They Full for ‘‘Glittering Bait' Hastings telephone office ha* had' He l^vew to mourn his torn. »u* ta­ il imtars of intpartes m {hat regard, in- voted wife, hi., son-Ray and his famI —Gold Fish Bait Lured idlcatlng tliat many i»er.ain».do not un-,Uy. two brother, and one sL*ter. many iderstand dearly all tta provision* of relatives and a large number of friendi Two Fine Pickerel ' the new revenue act that wa* pasjed by anckbuslnes* acquaintances .........-----------------' vongrvx. and -i,-nrd by President HooFuneral ..r.Uxservices were held at :i_ the ‘ ■........ ... >c“’" w rL-. I ier : T SPECIAL ' DISCOUNT ON ALL WORK ORDERED FROM STOCK CERTIFIED SILK PHOENIX HOSIERY 85* "The House of Quality Footwear" Hastings, Michigan BUGBEE CORNERS. cox nnd wife, Mr and Mrs. Juhncox Mb* Doreon Capjxjn »pent the week' and son returned with them for a vuit end with iter stater. Mrs. Wilbur Gib­ with hi* mother and brother. Mrs. Lulu Johncox and Byron. son at Cloverdale Mr and Mrs Chiu. Foote and aun.*j Millard Cook hurt hl* hand very Lyle, motored Jo Toledo. Ohio and seriously when his car turned over by spent tlie week end with W. A. John- ' R.uikiii Hart'.i Corners recently. FOR THE FOURTH Ladics* Bnthihg Suit.x—sun back £4 £O QE and regular I »wUto For the Kiddie*, 39c Pajamas—Cotton, Terry Cloth ami Including the New Terry “Slacks" One Uit of Carry-Over Hats to go al 10c each H'.r’rv nn -m.n r\» Anri, rJn indi\n» i H ‘rr , u u,n-*nAntarson Indiana, a..- fishing -nt Long lata in Hope. , wa. u-.u.: .-...a !L*h for bait and was • ;1 tlQung He c.i)-.tur.d two t.ne pickarighmg . .ghfrs-n j»>und, and i the ottar live nnd onc-q:ur.e: poui-.d. 11- d— n-1 appear U> ta tie., ary. Swift’s HAM SMOKED Shankless; pound — 18c BUTTER Leg of Lamb . Lamb Stew, lb. Fresh Ham Roasts, lb. Boiled Ham, sliced, lb. Shultz, Freeport Lb. CRISCO.lb. . 19c Wheat or Rice Pops ib. 10c 9ream Spread, each 15c Ka* or Hmeato IX -»ia< JELLO, 4 Pkgs. 29c Heinz Jellies, each . 15c Vegetable Relish, each 15c F. L. FAIRCHILD & CO. Phone Millinery and Ladies' Furnishings ‘ 144 East State St. th Is almost here again/ Premium *1” IRONSIDE SHOE CO Hastings Monument Works GET READY ...the to Extra lovelinew—became Phoenix uoea only Certified Silk? Ilib raw silk u certified by afamoua lobcralory aa having passed rigid teats for high quality and freedom from defects. AH Plnenix Iloae—Twistell and dulSheer— are made of Certified Silk for greater beauty, longer wear. Tn tlie subtle, new Boulevard Tones, featuring ’’Promenade Beige"—so smart with Spring costumes. Boulevard Toncg are sponsored for Plioenix by Eric, the not«4 Paris artist and authority on chic. 24c 8c 15c 30c 18c ABSOPURE SUMMER DRINKS GINGER ALE LIME RICKEY ORANGE ROOT BEER I'sramount. lie Site. Friday and Saturday Specials at Feldpausch’s ^Whart Batter Foodi Cott Lw ” PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER The great volume of long distance Dr-wry officiating Interment in Riwrleiephotie calk from HvUng*. ta say*. ■ side. . to tv-arby point.,, tta ctiarges on -------------- ---------------------t|„. low poDU.NK ( (IMMUNITY 7 an. I1(>1 affected by tin- act I MEETING ON SATURDAY. ----- }------ -------------- -------I Tta Podunk p«Mta will have ttair Al I KINDS OF FAKF** ’community Meeting next Saturday »«-L MIMUa UF rAKto July 2. al the Goodwill church P<x AND FRAUDS ATTEMPTED luck <llnnrr at noon and program and ---- L-— ’>.*porwin tta afternoon All arc wd:- nt lurk there with ju»t ordinary bait. I Mun At Jonesville Gets Nicelco*ne,' * j mtnnuw* and worm*. , Sum dwindling Merchants— FENNOCK HOSPITAL. Since last report. two babies have Lands In Hillsdale Jail 1 Tile lixattna. .. •. m. »■», ■ . mvn uoni as nonpnai To jo air. been bom at uw the hospital Mr. ana and [jilju-antly entertained br Mrs Flor1‘ >« »> time* take these that nil kind.*! ^r.s Kendall Coat.*. Hmtang*. Houte- 5. !«:n< Flrmuu the meeting being!0* f“ke* and frauds are attempted ' n boy on June M; to Mr and Mt* ,*>|4W<!.M a *pten0id talk by n n- From Uic Jonesville Independent we Hcrxcl.Woodland .Route 2 a girl fumed missionary from tlx- West In- learn that a man raiw into that town nn June 29 lb '. Lowry, whn d<-M-nb**d the: proposing to get out what he called a, ----- ------------------------------L lund.. and gave vunr inb-rertinc ex- Baseball Booster shefct. 25 ' of the proNORTHWEST RUTLAND, itnrnri-.* mhis work. 'Die .islands reeds to go to the ball team According Mr and Mrs Marley Burrough-< of when- his rnBwion ta located belong toiu> accounts given m the Indcpcnd- i Throe River* arc spending several days ; England and they have never had pro- ent. tlx- same thing was pulled off in with Mr and Mr* Ed Whitright Mr. . hlbltion. They have to pay a license of I neighboring towns Business men were and Mn Ed Dodge of Lansing were 5. 000 cvcr>' six months to sell liquor.; *oliG’.ed. paid tlie money to help the I also guests Friday and Saturday ’but wi in America who think our high'1™11 team and the result was anythingMrs Ernestine Edger is in Middle­ ; taxc* come from having the 18th Ibutsatisfactory The man skipped, t ville thia week assisting m the care ot i mnrndmen: should go there to live. We having several holding the fr.is He was her mother. Mr*. Mary Watkins do r«»t know what taxew are iierr. arrested and jailed at Hiltadale; but itGuexts in the John Benedict home iEver>nr liaving an income of Manner**-* such an easy way to make money'over the week end were Mr and Mrs , regard 1< *v oi the sire ot the family. Lhat ne may attempt the game ebe* i Howard C Booth ot Laingsburg, Mta* ;has to pav .in income tax You haw 1 where Coral Benedict, Mtas Irma Furgcon to nay a license to own a bicycle or a-------------- ♦**--------------and Miss Ethel Ha.-kin all of Laiumg d nkey Hi.- people of the Islands arr ENTERTAINED FOR COUSIN. । Mr*. Jame* Dibble recently enteriwry sociable and when he w^nt -.here Mtn Grace Edmonds was tala* at Uincd an old school friend of pharlu wa* t ...thing to roe die ladies thing-a prettily appointed one o'clock lunch- lotl* j tea psrtws. now they serve liquor eon on Tueschy. honoring her cqiisln ----- ------------------------------Why? Surely, not because they are pi o-. Mr* Earl Froro. of Cuvahogu Falta, SOLTH SHULTZ. hibtted from having it. If we think Ohio, covers being laid for seven The at Mr- and Mrs. Wilbur Glbdnnking to bad here we sliould go:guests were Mrs Franc. Mrs. Gordon Sunday were. Mr and Mrs. Ira there and live a white. Fdmonds of Nashville Mr- C E Hvwtt ; shu,,z Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Fvibming tins splendid talk we liad Mrs Msur.ce Edmonds " .Mrs ' Walter j “ndrt <?,U8h^r' “nd <w tocanew mrclln, by Mr, WblUc «i«1 M>» nnn* H.mpUbi IU>'‘ tlr0,her : Florence Fleming. --------------- -t B , Mnrt fnend of Carlton Mrs EdUh Snyder then led Ute SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION , a1?1 Mr* TrBcy Hallock of Bst-r prayer service The flr.a. ctapter of Hastings Chapter No 7 had a very ■ UJ,Creek ,penl the week end Bt thelr ; Daniel from the mh to the 17th verse interesting schtwl of instruction Mon- co!r,e\J .. lust* read, also Isaiah 28. 10 after day evening. June 20. conducted byu M^Bertta TbwZf’rf hSim^ W‘lh which we tad prayer i Worthy Grand Matron. Mr* N. Belle / ™, B A reading was given on Flower Mu- Pike of Wyandotte, anff Grand Ruth : J®hn Blnison of South jsion work alter which fiowrrs and text j Mrs Jennie Read of Detroit and 1' ?Kn1 Mtemoon card* were dtatnbu’.ed to the nek and: Grand Warder. Mrs. Prances Olover of Uh M Mrt‘ J' W Tedrow-. on’ Why Worry About Washings? You Can Buy of Us * a Fine Speed Queen Washer for Only 50 in an entirely satisfactory manner. Come in and ^et us show you this wonder* ful washer and see how solutely guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in all cases. Miller Furniture Co . “Complete Home Furnishers'’ West State Street - Telephone 2226 - ' Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 29. 1m Sporting Items Lowest Prices in History Prices quoted here include the new U. S. tax, ’ effective June 21, 1932. Even .with this tax, prices are lower [than they have £ver been in any 1 previous summer* of tire history. 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CL. sx67 EACH IN PAIRS GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Single >3.76 TUBE . . 94c Caret uliy Mon n ltd FREE Supertwist Cord Tires CASH PRICKS ■-•irei.r.o ao . aflxi.io -rt *3 ”* W '"" In bP»h« Siugt) 43.SH Tub) 11 Of, < A Ji /j Csch “ In Pairs Hindis II.32 Tubs <1.00 . = 2SXI.73 m garb V Iu Pairs Bln(t) |6 IV Tubs <131 211x5.00 l« ‘5 Win Pairs Sinaia <r. >« • ‘ Tnb» <l i f. 3ta6.gr. at ‘G./ti. 31x6.0041 'C“mo ■lulls lost Tube <1,33 Win Palra Slu«ta <3 72 Tubs <! 33 took at these features ' CASH PRICE Quality Valuci 16 Only Goodyear Ofrei Famous Lifetime Guararttecd EACH IN PAIRS GOODYEAR PATHFINDER 2fJ x 1.40-21 Supertwist Cord Tires TUBES . . $l.1H 1-10-21 ■K'mo W lu pairs Single $5Uf2 B. on. 20 <TB27 1 ta'Alra Single S5.9I Single' $7.49 10 «'u2 4.60 20 '7'r‘... ■ |i> pairr Single $7,311 !J c ri -« 5 4.30-21 wm ‘8r, In pairs single SR_16 . 4.7643 A e“’1 W In pairs Single S7.03 8.3049 W lu palra Single $0.41 Used Tire Bargains Your Old Tires FOR NEW GOODYEAR ‘ j ALL-' ’■ •' WEATHERS $1.00, $1.50 UP EXPERT TIRE VULCANIZING (f 6 “Plies” Q 'gach Bross Tire and Battery Shop North Michigan Avanua Phone 2482 Halting), Michigan Smith & Doster DELTON, MICHIGAN SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. |the home of the latter . Miss Luella Dunn and Mr. Frank land Mra. Win Havens *Mr. and Mrs. , Schrer of Kalamazoo wis$e Sunday | Rankin Hart and daughter ot Brush ' guests of the former's parents. Mr. nnd Ridge and Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Havens Mrs. Harry Dunn. and children were Sunday guests there. MU> Dunn l»n on Monduy lor P.» 1 “5 “»* «" Vnxun*., M Dun Ruw Uko to ■pend the rammer. I i‘1“ '«*M '» “* 'Wnl"« Mr. and Mrs. ^rt Gorham ot Dowling! Richard Can>e»tcr of Battle Cn*k were Sunday guests of the former's1* spending the summer In tlie Harry brotlier. Francis Gorluun. and wife. i Dunn home. Mr. aiM Mrs. w. H. Otte were Sunday i Mr. and Mrs. Jim Wilcox and chilcallers at tlie home of Mr. and Mrs dren enjoyed a picnic dinner Sunday Fred Otis of Gias orerk. at Horae Shoe lake anti al« calk'd at Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson visited thc home of the former's brother. Tom. from Saturday night Uli Monday in near Orangeville. PENNEY’S Hastings, Mich Seven-Game Totirney to Be [Hustings Batsmen Twice Make! I Determined Dtive to Over- | Followed By Trick-Shot come Lead . , Exhibition Jimmy Risk. American horseshoe Tlie Hartings Independents lost .MO. a■ champion, and Joe Bennett, the dark [close game in fjouth B«nd U-t S ' Sunday horre" of rfaltomd totirnament play, wiu n tta-v played One of .the fa-' remiwill mret here in a wren-game mqtbh. pro club- of Hie Imliana city Oils Friday I-V nme. July 1'.' al the Pemberton. Hastings' pitcher, got off liArtlngg Horrej-hoe club courts <m M t an«1 allowed lour hit accord mg :<> Charlie James. irrcskJent iilng to give tlie Hookhts a three run; of the club. Neither RlK nor Renn"'.: iukanlagc. This ended the tewing on* have ever met In tournament ji!«y al­ til tl>* traultional .‘ lucky though v.icft is acquainted with th*1 Haxtingt. went on a hl' <*-With! ether through their ii*|W-ctiv«- record?. Both like stiff, competition. and are Young hit rgfely ax did Brown looking forward to the match here. first. ItarrUilfibn ckuned the ba.* After the. tftiirnanwnt.'RS*k *ifi put lh is good hit and Brandy follower bn his exhibition of nick thou. This with ; Harrington was1 year he ha. added a few .blindfold­ catrttht third, ’retiringJ pitching tturiU । re at Hirer all.! Extra bleacher However. South Bend came buck in their half of the inning to bunch five hit* for three more run1', and just fur goad meaoare took advantage of a bxe on balls and a hit to score twice 4| eighth frame. —..... ...-------- ..------- --- — play (i.diig uno the ninth inning ha« «-FtaVJi;>h<d a number Af sc a rec- bins tiehind, the iTxials managed to pickj ijirds tuiKiiiK which are: Amviica.i up three run» before being retired. 1iotm»1ht«* champion for 1930-31-32, Young reached first on bails, errors by ♦ uymy-hve rtraiirhttional tounuman' iu BroWn and Pemberton, straight doubles in ig In the meantime. and gain hit in. a rUn but was I clghty-nltK’ ringer* in thirty-six doubles in one game, ninety- : •three ringer* out of one hundred .ta> - •:> grounded out j pitched, forty-eight rmgm ’out of The South Bend team fifty shoe# pitched. turn Bum Among Bcmwti'A accomplishment.-?: ■are victonra over tin- best jilaycrs m the gum?*. He has def?»«!«-d Frank Hinington. Bland; t<-t Duns, nittjaul champion: Carol Leonard. Jark'isn. an oOixtanding jiro'i -..ional jp|ayvr; and othersTlk-tournament beta icn R:>: ami U-mlli. BwmeV U s.‘i>igiul<xl to begin pi-unplly at 8:5o o’clock :ifl<-r which Rl-it will put : Brown. . on lite trick-; hi.-Tcxhibition. . [IPembertni. Mens’ WHITE Pre-shrunk 9SC Great Valtte! Wh^te Shirt) Bathing Cape Smart 'pre-»hra:ik fabrics in . while and fast colors! Expert­ ly tailored! Ocean pearl tniitans! Diving Model 25c UMO MENS’ All Wool White Sleeveless Bathing Suits Sweater All Wool* [19 defeated Kim Sigler, handicap 5. •<-3. shooting an in t<» match the 77 of [his opponent. Roy Hubbard witli a [handleftp of H d-feaud Ed. Goodyear. !li:»lid:c q> 13.’4-2 and Keith Fuller lv.1th a handicap of 22 defeated Dr. ■ HrMighton. handicap 20. t-up. Fuller' :w.«s one down with two holra to play and won both. • . MILO. ’ Miss Bernice Flower and Mrs. Grare [Flower are-.now staying nt.tlie honic of thilr |»r»;nt.s and driving t.> their work nt tlie office of K. V. P each day tot I:h<- Mimnvr Litt !r IfonrerJunior;-ji<*nd< ['.he dity.iKUh hli- grandparents, .while: [Marcia Mary is six'iidlng Iht vacation ;with her aunt in Toledo. . , Mr. qnd Mn> !•’ Quick si>.-nt Sunday Penniman Riddh*. :•! FwitJur-.- 98c Mesh Hose age Wide selection different weave* W Summery Only ALL SIZES 98« gay, new 98c s2.’8 to Goodbye hot weather blues! for the Voting Miss and Slacks tool FAST COLORS Stock up tor the Summer! ANKLETS for Children like a cool breeze Tota l- ■ As much as 475.000 a week is paid by radiocasting stations for 'using, copyrighted number.;. . ' Come a'runnin’l All SunTiack Model South Bend. Goddard. ._ , Hubbard and Wagner. t .Keith FuiM- uc- winmrs of the first. Scimff.-r. itlw Jun<- handicap limrnamcnl com- Mejixtrdp. h‘i'‘te«i 'h- Hastings Country Cl.ub RubinMUi. Stall Strut Unique at Slacks PASTEL CREPE DeCou, Hubbard, Fuller Win June Handicap Win Pairs Hir-tls l-'. u Tube <1.0< 30X6.00 20 INDEPENDENTS LOSE RISK-BENNETT "SHOE” TO HOOSIER NINE 8-6 MATCH SET FOR FRIDAY 1 BIG SAVINGS! It Pays Contrasts! Rffrrikmg! — M right for mobs) Flattering new fash­ ions for misses and women! Bows! tty I btyici. Sashes! signs un­ Cap sleeves! . LACEY. Exquisite pastels and white! equalled at Mrs. Mabie Moody will entertain the Varietyl this price! Evangelical L. A- 8 at a [XU hick dinner Thursday. July 7. A donation of eggs from cnch each family is requested, requested. ’ ’ will b^- sold' and the proceeds to which go In the eli|irch funds. OATS GROVE. Tlie ice enjarn social Saturday night | Mrs. Florence Kelsey of California Opportunity uses the Want-Ads—you can't afford to miss them at tlie Erwin Miller home was well is visiting relative- and friends here. attended. All thc ice crenm.was sold' ,.nrt ,H„ xr w nr & . The Young.People’s cla.-5 of the Sun- Vrrh Quick a' Bunfield ink! also visit« , * , cd with the latter's sister. Mr. and Mr-. chme of equipment for the drill tetom. Who arc in .practice to appear at the On •’»«''>“ » company of relatives Detroit fair in September. ' mcl nt thc homo ot Mr and Flo>'d tpu-.M ( In that. iugne. Mr. nnd Mr- Otk- Ketchim and!clum 'o obrerve their wedding knMr. nnd Mr-.. Ha: ■Obey spent nnd Ruth,-- spent Sunday with 'Is- is mother at daugrffer.s. , -Betty , — ■--------------- —Fri-1 n,'’''raary. n eicnuie iwrnera. Although it was rainy a good crowd : day day r.nd and Satunlay Sat urday ffiuturtiiK motoring and .sighisightTli- fine rains which came Sunday "ing In different points along Lake SwvSaturday ***** Sunday, whcli slides bnghlrmd tl* hdpra and proapecU of MicHigan returning ------- -’late ” ........ ” l *ce ,a *' Rlinrt “v evening, « h** *' “<« niclit Mrs. froia Carl, sister of the' frc.,n ,l"' book "B™ Hur” UTrc shown, the ianii'TS' hereai former, attended to the duties at tiwlr | Eldon Oakra of Hastings furnished a number of pieces of music. Suntiny store here during their absence. The Gleaners class of the Sunday I evening of the latter’ Sunday guests with Mr and Mrs. In honi-r nf the birthday of Geo. Clyde Kesler were. Mr. and Mrs. school met with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wood, his mother. Mrs. Merritt Wood, Howard Cooley and daughter of Battle Dunnigan on Friday evening to ob­ serve their wedding-anniversary. of Pralm vllie entertained Mr. an.1 Creek. Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. The program for the Community Mrs. Qeo. Wood and children for din­ Henry Gray and family were Mr. and service next Sunday evening. July 3 ner Sunday. will be given by the Grand Rapid/ Mrs. Millie BrfMin Fisher. and Mrs L. H. Schroder of Kalamazoo and Church of God. There will be an otnd on Benson of Chicago vteited in Mrs Alton Brooks of Los Angeles. chesti*n of Young People besides other; -California! musical numbers and the address will) Tin* "Briggs’ Jubilee’” which was be given by their pastor. Rev.’ Frank I Mrs. L. 'S. Cornell of Gobles visited advertised to be held in the church Slplc. His subject is to be "True her brctljcr.‘s. B Wilcox, ami family basement is planned to be held in the Patriotism." from We?ln?s<lay till Monday P. M On open on different* lawns • in Lacey, Ruth. Marian and Paul Woodman. Friday. Mr. and Mix. Wilcox and guest Thursday nig fit of this week. Freda Smith nnd Caroline -Wensloff and Mrs. Bradllvld and Jack>spent tlie : were in Grand Rapids Thursday eve­ f HOLMES CHURCH. afternoon in Ha ting:ning. Z Mrs. Myra Woodmansee and daugh­ Tills Monday afternoon Mrs. BradA son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. fbdd and .-on Jack and Mrs. Wilcox will ter and Mm.‘Lois Firstcr of Hastings Kendall Coats on Sunday, June 26, ijcronijxiuy fheir gliest, Mrs. Cornell, were week-end visitors at Roy Wick­ al the Pennock hospital. to Kalaiiuizsxi on iter return home ham's and Sunday callers were Mr and E. Coals ts aick and under the doc­ Mr. and Mrs. |».iru r t<V?‘ spent Sat­ Mrs. Archie Wilson of Kalamazoo. tor's care at this time. urday night and j»rt of Sunday with ' Mr. sind Mm. Juu-ph Crockford spent Mr. and Mrs. Willard Demand and the former's uncig, Mr, and Mrs Lafe Sunday evening at Harry James’ tn Mr. and Mrs. Russell Demond were Peake. Barry township, later in the day Hastings. in Buttle Creek Friday afternoon The they all visited in another' uncle's- Mr. and Mrs George Lennon of Cin­ latter’s broiher of Indiana, who had heme. Mr. ahd Mis Piiln Hamilton nt cinnati! are spending several days with been visiting here returned with them. Howlamfoburg who is confined with a their mother. Mrs Ben Crockford. broken limb I Mrs. Ben Crockford was a Tuesday EAST ORANGEVILLE ----1 vtaitor at Will Hauer's in West Wood‘ AND WEST HOPE. MARTI.N CORNERS. land and spent Wednesday at. John Mr. and Mrs. George Conklin of De- Bulhng's in Woodland. . Mr and Mrs. Basil Hayward and trod visited tla ir consul. Mrs Clark Mr. and Mrs. Howard Barnum ot daughters of Alto visited Mr. and Mrs. Ovrpmith. and family a couple of days. Hastings spent tlie week end at Hubert W. B Hayward and other relatives Barnum's and Sunday callers were Mr. Saturday afternoon. They were on Tlie L. A. 8. at Mrs. Clara Gillespie's and Mrs. Alton Wood of Coats Grove. their way home from attending the! last Wednesday was well attended, thej Mr. and Mrs. Keith Durkee spent Brundage-Stewart wedding at Kala­ proceetls being »7.00, chib No. 4 will, Sunday at Adam Endres’ in Freeport, mazoo. Mrs. Alice Collins attended the wed-: entertain next time ' ut Miss Ruby --------------- »♦-»■-------------Ogswell'*. , PRATT DISTRICT. ding of her neice Marjorie Jopes nt The V. I 8 or young ixnple's class: We are sorry to ray Mrs Wm. Cronk the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Jones of the 8- 8. will hold an ice cream' so- was quite l»orlr thc paM week. She is of Galesburg on Friday evening. June rial in the church basement Friday sonic better again. '■ 17. Mr. and Mrs Ernest Johncock vis-' evcidng. July 1. A good attendance is Mrs. Carroll cutler and Miss Frandeslred. and you are cordially invited.‘cona Cutler and Mrs. Edgar Meat! at- Ited Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hayward of Good home made*ice cream and cake!’’-nded tlie Birthday club at Mrs. A. D. Kalamazoo, Sunday. will be served. ' Lowell's Thuraday. Edna Shattuck, our eighth.” grader, Remembers. S next Sunday at 10:301 Mrs. Dirk Hoffman spent Wednes- and Myron Johncock and Herbert o'clock. Everyone cordially invited. 'day with her son Ernest of Assyria and Shattuck, seventh graders, were sued Mr. and Mrs. Clark Oversmlth and acquainted with the new grandson, cessful in passing their examlnatlons.son visited Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Eld-1 Miss Hazel Cronk came home from MIm Norma Castle has been engaged rege of North Lake Odcf-*n Sunday. ! Muskegon Friday her school being to teach another year. Miss Castle I Some from here attended the funeral closed. She expects to spend her va- is attending W. 8. T.'C. this summer.' Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Collison of KaJa- ‘ of Mrs. Jane Fisher in Hastings Sun­ cation with home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Grtu-tle and chil­ mazoo visited Mrs. Mary B. Johncock! day. Surely a good w^man has gone Home to lier reward. "For blessed are dren of Kalamazoo and Miss Esther and other relatives Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Rozelk* Stantqn of Hoffman of Battle Creek were week the dead that die in the Lord." end visitors with their parents, Mr. and Hastings were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. The Philippine Blands recently ex- Mrs. Dirk Hoffman. Alfred Altoft Saturday. perlertced the coldest weather since Mr. and Mrs. Geo: shifky of Cale­ 1914 when the mercury dropped to 60 donia visited their daughter. Mrs. Geo. German owners of radio sets pay' degrees above aero. 13.71 for an annual license fee. Vandenberg, and family Wednesday. Good Used Cars Are Selling Fast We have a few good bargains in both trucks and cars. See us bpfore you buy. 1929 1929 1930 1929 1929 TUDOR COACH CHEVROLET TRUCK CHEVROLET COUPE STANDARD COUPE FORD TRUCK ' with long wheel base and stake body Give us a call, and we will demonstrate any of the above Universal Garage Company Hastings, Michigan Telepholie 212 �FAOB TOTO The Hastings Banner — ™ THE HATTNGg BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JUNE it, 1M1 '[T/iis and Opinions; an d That I.I Backward Glances, ■ What Others Say Bits of Yesterday — • h ,j>end 10 ------ Waatangton. Host and aju.uian | per cent more for war veterans than! nialDftys. ' Hospitality of Colonial Canada and the four fargest suffavr* . 01 »ii ‘ . I. lit n in Europe combined I United States Riding. Wllh tlie Pack. A VETERAN FIGHT: TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. casualties during the war were 360 300 At foreXront ot lh, A PiMsant Secit-ij Work is progressing nicely killed and wounded; the total casual-, full payment of the bonus, against the 'That General Georue Washington now •w pennock Pennock hospital on West W« Green >t IlMtlan. ties of the oilier countries mentioned inexcusable widows' pension mi-tuure •a., .•n„“ ,•“« "• been started and construction will be He’was a *upcro’bo^m2n; rr“ct''f‘1 “ ™«,,dly I*««ible .e »» » supcro noracman. MiMe* Ceci It Royer, Mildred Riley. contem-porar-.es in their writing* Stella Heath. Madeline notvd nu splendid awpcarancc . Manila Zerbri. ------------------ ----- -----------Fnince and 5 8 for Great Britain Congressman Johnson is a veteran in tairscback. Lafayette, in describing him i ?',1:and P”?U,y I,on8 ,ar* “ttending 1 Great Britain paya corajiensation only every sense of the word He enlisted as '«« SS-?; •!»* f X"'S.“.nd to those who have been wounded or “ buck private and wa* advanced most magnificent figure he had ever ,, „ -- „ —step by step to the rank of first lieu „soc impaired by illness directly attribut- tenant, tn the Seventy-ninth division charger. ,r---------- - -■ — — — — able to war aervlte. Tlie eligibility of a overseas. ------- one of ontfaucon. theGeneral Washington loved hi* horre* u,"rtUKVl„ o, < . war widow for pension ceases on rc-! memorubl „ In the Antonne- »nd Ids dogs, and enjoyed live keen 8unday f<5 ------ ------ . — . Ann Arbor to spend the summer with ■ marriage. In Eurojve veterans' relief is; Meuae offensive, he was wounded after iS M MM in 125XmS S’ "'S"’.’' ’ta “ n« J.U.R.1 boo,, in Am,nc. K JETK,£ । .'•neii lire, out even after being hit he mi : ;A powerful lobby ta continually at work ; ^pted two other founded men to li.ra 3U » to force pa^ge o[ favorable mea*->the rear and refused »jiace in the am­ He in the habit of hunting threJd^a,'d * inwrt> n. ures through Congress At the end of. bulanqe until liicee men had been times a week If the wearier wa* favor- '^-,d ,here: t t'-t 4 l* la*t February. America had spent di-' “T? Re *°n “ c^‘‘On ,or ,be able During thc hunting ,*«■««>tr Mount 1^ E*a B**?*-^ , .■ u , ... ' , ;distinguished service cro*s in rccognl- Vernon entertained many sporting ' ?‘{*,nd^ the *’G Iectly on relief to World War veteran* Uon of hls couraae guest* from thc neishborlnit eitaU-* ;n| ban<iu<t Friday night and s^nr 8«tg tr rant and their dependents 15.475,505.520. | He fought for hi* country in the war from Maryland and elsewhere Tliese ! “rda>Lh‘ °^”d wlRl Mr' aJ''1 The total amount spent on veteran*'; and he is fighting for it now. In the guest* arrived, often with their own M”'. C J1 lStob',>r,n ?nd d*“®btc’' B*Rvrelief ».nce 1789 U 113,000.000.000 Thus' retinue* of servants, their own mount*. • . , , i ,na> •* found to be the best friend of and remained for visit*, not of days but m h ” 7« thc World war account* for'nearly 42; the veusrnn-not the enemy he ha* of »wti. during which time they were, ?!r and Enl 1 Tydrn a?d Mb^ per cent of the. outlay for veterans' re- been branded by tho»e who arc at- rntanaliwd royally I,, .!»■ old iu. llel during our entire Nat lonal. history; tempting to stampede congress He ' , jet during the Civil war. the North ,*»«“' at?lude »«h Breakfast wa* served at condieliuht Mr*. D M. McBain is visiting re la­ ■ . . , . a assertion that he want* to “save the the table groaning with the bounty ol I D^S»WMcarin'n a 1 the ta.i wlM-ta aJo,u' suffer ’«<»•«» ‘n dcad »nd veteran from himself " delectable southern dirties Washing-1 !?“*■. llarp ,!n Grant* wounded or only 300 les* than tlie enHe fought the pension measure that ton himself, however, rarely partook of '■ " Ure country during the World War. 1 »wJd provide .government support for anything but Indian com-cakes awl I K,2f,?.hMcDa ? , Aoaln «. oak uw queauaa lu- ?“m' •■>■“«> •■>» •“« “ ““ milk. He Often a»kcd thc blessing at a.^ R , .. . , , , , themselves. He fought to reduce the hi* table, unto** there wa* a cleogman m " hi M Prairitnlle ' TOLERANCE America been just in 'her treatment of • ex^nmtures ot tjle vcWnins bureau present, all standing during this cere-. W rs,uU at P 1 President Alexander G. Ruthven of veteran*? '-• which are taking a ■•••• billion dollar* anAt'dnwnjhc cavalcade would be 1 'rwERTY YEARS AGO TODAY, -i nuaffy from taxpayers’ pocket*: He the University of Michigan struck nn 1 fought the bonus payment plan that important chord, we believe, when he-! EVEH AN ENIGMA A party of twelve of the memters of 1 threatened Die financial stability of tlie ready to start. Washington mounted on hr M n M. club *ppnl Saturday In urged the graduating elaaa to TpraeChicago Justice I* an enigma Over r j ............. country _a* well as the restored jobs hl* favorite hunter. Blueskin. a fiery l'Freeport at the home of Mr. and “ Mis aramal of great endurance, dark iron •• tier conscious tolerance, an enlightened there. *we read, the law bore down I veterans need most, F A. Shaun. Tlie day was very pleas­ charity which recognize* that every beon B yoilhg caught fllrtlnc ,I He " 'knows2 11_1 --------- --------------that _1 ultimately the whole gray in color. For hunting he wore the antly spent fashionable costume, of tiic limes, a lief, creed, custom, and viewpoint Js. Yet only thc dav before a case omlnst 4utsUon veterans' legislation must blue coat, scarlet waist-coat, buckskin Mr. and Mrs. Roltcrt Mill* will visit sys­ ri^rvinw . ho^lum |d,mlrM. .... drwninj Of ot iinderxtandinw uMtnUndlne. whether wtelh.r of ol , b» «'ren.l M‘- be settled and that the present sysrelative* and friend* in Pine Giove and tem must be overhauled. He knows breechc*. top bool* and a velvet cap. Goblevtlto thc week of.Hit 4th majority or honor! minority, ot our ,KVC, „ 0„ ,bo the taxpayers who foot the bill are He earned a whip with a long tiwng Mr. and Mm. James J. .Mi BiUy. who wa* Washington's bodyown notion or . lorrlsn one.” robbery armed wee dlaoharged an mo- going to demand that .every dollar retunicn from a fortnight fortnight'ss trip to imoleranre. u m-rldent iwthren pr^utor Thui rt,„, must go to those worthy to receive it. wrvant during the war.-rode with tlie-‘reiuniea n! Minneapolis and St Cloud. .Minnesota. lav Won the euno or every use M „ just as they did in Grover Cleveland's hound*, mounted, on Chinning. «cr«»!! Mr- “nd Mr* Charles Allen and tlulr — "y~ ---------- ------- --- administration when a "jiui*ge<the pen­ French huntsman* horn slung acron-. and every Mate. The World War. a ...... .. ^,r ■ind Mr* M B Reynold*, , the prisoner wereTield longer, some ot । sjon rolls” .‘•logon was a campaign cry. his shoulder*, riding fearlJ-slv through ;iTOdtnt-cf intolerance, is the mo*l rc-! the gangster'* .buddies threatened to' And in fighting the “easy money" brake ipid tangled wood, j tn a .style J Mtrnded a family reunion at Cressey which would strike terror’to the heart Sl,l'<li,y. rent example—unless ' we take thc bring a few machine guns into action.1 kTOUP u ,r>,lnK 10 fore»Ull a reac- of most mcxieni rider* t Mrs- 1 A Ryernon. and Mn 8. b Treaty of Veriailles. President Ruth­ Washington took gn-ul RM pride in ms hi*si* three niece* ven. a* we understandhim. U not urg-:-- -------- - --- - ^stance tnose wno really need it. He * >•'•« vy* r in - ‘-kuX - . --- «nWrtalnhig .. . 'n,JtT llf mg us to abandon iove for our coun-ifendetl at lhu ™bber.*plned enforce-1 know* that if a minority today places a"d hadhix pack so ^^jiy,}^ «la. Ertte *pd Nnd* Dod.i uf Bd • ment of the law and gave vent to a few , on the country a needless burden. drafted av to speed and bottom, tliat in • K' ‘1 ‘Lt- , Tn1. lev ■< •JTr-r rnmmentntnn. nn try. as some fommentaton on his adremark» he granted Hie motion *hich it cannot bear, thc millions who running, if one doc last- tta- setiv. anf ‘ dre.v. imply. He doe*, however, .de- c*1i«lc remarks, he panted tfle m u*'» । IK)W t nothing will not be assured other wu* Immediately al hand u» 1*- ,*'r,ncr Lacher In the city mIwoI*. was nounre that type of narrow patriotism ! ““* lhc accUAed robber walked out of wben the (Jmc conieil thMt they1 cover it. When running in full cry, y<ai Mr abd Mrs Roy Andrus which refuses to recognize that an in- MnlUp« All of which seems to Hullr^mre It. could "cover the pack with a blanket "; ,hT dividual countrv nr state uvuilh.. an Integral cate that if one wUhes Mt Vrrqon had a large kennel of “U “ M NMl and Ml.. Gni<.. pu«.r lte »!»>■«.« r to go bad in I Congressman Johnsen is not a can- SXS we desire world peace the differences not wt* ones^time on trifle* of thc various nationalities must be, «=============»====== REVOLVERS EXEMPTED. . adjusted through common understand- । Although Congress placed a tax ing. After off how can any nation at-' tempt to isolate itself from the rest of ^rearms and ammunition, pistol.* ami the World today when rapid ways of revolvers are exempted. This sre-ms communication and world trade make odd Possibly the legislators feel tliat the welfare of nations dejiendent on h®rd limes and a tax on revolvers <w another? ' j might taiakc things unroasoiuibly dlfflToleration is now leu a virtue than ' cult fol *omc poor gunman who wUhe.* Extraordinary Values Fifteen Odd Suits Sizes 35 to 40 Values to $30.00 Choice $12'75 Every Suit Guaranteed » by the maker and by us See Wert Window "1 he Store for Dad and Lad” Phone 2266 Hasting*. Mich. carle&Jy in in »rnrn wjilch couia could be *.n <hc 1 ficaricNuy in tlM inc. interests interests of 01 the me councoun- a « canful regtetcr m ue ,olbi'lr . ..*rst .- I«found —•«----------------* — try and in thc ---------------Interests of---the .vetcr-1 Ute names, age* — and marks----of1 , MiM G~reia Gctrrgta lothron Lathrop expects to rcan. His past record, however, indicates each. Had the record* of horse-breed* !ir". ,*<Tk „om,a ,0® nrjit.i. High school on Friday afternoon were I . that lie would follow the same course! *»»8 during Hie Rcvohiuon. .and thelj?}y ,n ",a,Uson- N,?» Jersey. New York even if he were seeking return to time immediately follow)ng; bixn more ‘ 5 ana ?.er wu‘*rn Pointa. that there should have been more .... .. w„.k *10... offlre An eastern correspondent very; carefully kept.* there u no doubt that nSzmi. « annul L«5* THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY aptly itas remarked; “For his fearless-1----; , ,, ,, ,, „ ,, I Janie* Mason who ha* been in more of the natrons in attendance. news in exposing the. growing menace ■= =£= J.P Roberta anfT wife and Mt * w H . ”r w **. ''tM'S^kU* and I Greenfield and Boston. Mawichusett*. U> tlie country involved in so-called Itayford leave this city at noon Uxiav'Jo' n..V“"?llfklf an‘* Murtnd ' the past year in the employ of thc Bos­ lor a trip to tiie CentennUL veterans' relief legislation Johnson de- i ami M;n:<-1‘l " uff fainsing »*■< itajuil ’ a ' 1 Mai:, “*•* over Un­ ton and Maine. Railroad is lMxn<> for a serves another citation for distinguish- ■ The people of Barry county should „week t<rid .with Mr and Mrs. Clair Vun;short viAlt to ri-cujieratc from thc efcd service.”—Grand Rapids Press ! .Snkic. be fooled Into going to Nashville or I not a necessity. Nations will have to modi- to turn' an "honest" penny. Just why । fecta of an eye operation' fie recently ■ Mm Manne Wi-bb. Clayton. Arthur underwent on hi* right eye, whereby Middleville on the 4th. The only wle- land O|»l Webb spent Thursday In lai THE GREATEST OF THESE. ! fy their national pride*, petty differ- articles designed to make homicides ns ' hi*'eyesight wo* narrowly saved The bration wortiiy of thc centennial year 1 is er with thc fivtQpr'.* Min, Clinton. Dr. Michael Pupin. who has been re-j BEAUTY is Truth encea and Jealoiuies if the present civ- easy a* jxMstble should be given thc will be held in thl* city. trouble wa.* caused by a cinder becomMr and Mrs Howard Shaffer of iliiatlon is to continue. ’ I same consideration as religious jewelry cently honored by thc highest award j George Davenport of Woodland hu* s«vn irom another nig embedded in U»c eyeball and furmuf the engineering proUssion In this! Kalamazoo and Mr*. Irene Johnson of 'defies explanation. Even though out­ cuuntry. is predicting a complete trans- J ude. — Mat ihIw ! ing an ulcer. . just completed one of the finest frame , Plainwell spent the week end with Mr. does not expect strictly logical action formation of life as a result of the Tlie Ml**e* Maude and Lena Mudge houses in the county of Barry The hn- and Mr* J W Shaffer. BRUCKER cuts own salary Arnold. .. Uiilng t<Miches were put on it by John and Ayrn-.s Rider have returned home Mm Florence TrumjM-r spent hk>t Corikpencing July 1. Governor Bruck - from congrex* al any time, a measure growing knowledge pf electricity. Al­ Michael and tliat . fact b sufficient t« ■ horn St. Gary's Academy al Monroe er will accept a twenty ;>er cent reduc­ that goes sn far astray a* tax exemp­ though people who look back to a time, V Clurles Wet.sM-rt. Jr,, has secured a establish the superiority of the paint, when anything electrical mu a novel:; Mim Dorothy Mead lias gone to sum­ tion u> salary. Tills cut is voluntary tion of revolvers in face of a general may think that the world knows a good 1 position on the n-pertortal staff ot etc., for John always dues good worir.I nur school at Batt Ip Creek for every man who puta a job into hi.-, Today, one of Detroit's-dxlly pajiere. Neither house nor senate forced him to levy against all othev types of firearms .deal about it now. Dr. Pupin ts not nt; Little Foreat M<-ad is spending the • • Dr. Parkhurt and ja* H MoKcvitt of hand*. that opinion. While admitting thatj । week with Marcia Mead al Battle take it. The governor lias simply jet an needs considerable” explanation. 1 Munflcvtlle called on friend* th thc city 1 ....... .. electricity has already “revolutionized" । Creek. example for other officials to follow in Friday QUIMBY. tlie world, tie describes what is now A LESSON FROM ITALY. bringing about economies In exce« of Mrs F. Y. Hoctk- of Saginaw visited Children* Day was obwncd at thc STONY POINT. Those who believe that government knoWn about it as -meager." He ex-1 friends in the city tlie fore part of tlie •'hurch Sunday evening with appropri­ those authorized by the legtolalure. plains that he has in mind the moving irs. Bnnt« r z»f Chartotu- is visiting control of industry U the key to alt power ate k . ate <*tcrciscs, including music furnished which pervades everything., L= Michigan's gubernatorral salary has Mr ...... and ..... Mr .. I. E. .Stauffer and Mi Jb>' the quartftte of Maple Grove and den son farm.at thc Sunslunn Valley. gareconomic problem*'^should consider everywhere, cverywnciv. uic uisvar.i ; 1 111 — — — — — — — — _ — ............ — — including the ''distant — *neves been lavish. The office requires Lake returned Chicago tuusic by Conklin family which was x«rs R ij., Italy. Since the telephone systems of pulsating spiral nebulae many mil- \ the s'.ablcs of the present day could •Tx>lti< ........... LaiCl' f'-urned from Chicago I i.nu.VMt 1 *uSm-I Keys of Detroit made her more in the w>y of-expenditures tlian enjoyed Ktby utl all. ' | ixsvdescendapta of the renowned t * a^xMyiwrvnu u short vui| the fore part of that country were turned over to lion*.of light yean away." Mr* D<h*l»w of Mftskcgon wa 1 Thr L A 8. wa* entertained by Mr* it returns In pay; consequently a man I private operator*, seven years ago. ti*» For thc progress of science lie ha* no, .table, which included thc fiery Blue' Frank ' ta-*d^ ‘ ’ M Mrs Mar * ar ‘ l Bd,1 ° ‘ teStaiS ” ’ ’ 1 ' n,ursday wnh “ B " od Bl ' Mis* Katherine B&ker of Hastings S of Governor Brucker'a modest clrcum- ,number of subscribers ha* increased concern •* he observe* iu conquest 0!, *kln. tiu- famous' full-blooded Arabian, stance* will feel the reduction; thc pay | the material universe. What troubles I img Magnolia. some Ajax. 01 J he Vahan' hound -and were Chinknamed-; Ml** Angela Morr:*<y of Jiftluon 1 ?arl,,Rtlri',u“ slN'l*dm« uncle. John Bloclinr. ** one hundred and fifty i>cr cent, the hint is “the tragic lack of development ii Ung Some of jin- hound* were lurtud 1 cut will retweseaca- real sacrifice. It | number of instrument* ninety-six per­ Vulcan. Ringwood. Ringwood. Singer, Bmicer. True True Low, Love. “aWest of relatives and friends 111 ,d5 grandparents. Mr Mrs of human love " . I Vulcan. Mm Jtoy Roy Combs combs and and Mi*» Mis* Myrtle Myrtle aand wnt governor believe/* that lie cent. , " ■ ­ in nw city Sunday. ' ; «‘d Mr* Jasper Reid, ntunned to hl* y. (jn .csj To hatred, jealousies and prejudice* Music. Bwtetlip*. Formter. and Rock ...... ... KMamamo >.u.n.<■——ro calk-d vm«—J Oil and the quality of service imMi-* Amelin Goodyear of Roster. b C i.<:. witu a 2<» per cent reduc- mcafcUrBt>|j- improved. Strictly mcxlerii marks ot tliat ciindition. he ascribes thel wood . B. J Wellman.. Saturday New York, is vLdting her grandmother. 1 Ml*.* Maxine Major of Grand RapThc many ft lends ot Rohm Blocher u ,.r>, there 1* no rea-m why । equipment has bqen used to replace sufferings of this world, declaring that ■ Following th«» early morning hunt., Mr... Mary T. Goodyear *d3t ,s «I*nding the week with her are p)< a.«d Jo know she in making u while man's spiritual being is retarded• the? party wfiuld return’to Mt Vernon mta r officials shrtild not be able to do antiquated system* in u*e while he will die- unable to enjoy to the. hill fur dinner. ttauaUy fimltng additional grandparent*. Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Hoif- , fine rt-ctnery from har rrwtu ciponlton. FGRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. 1 man'* equally a., v ■, j government had control. Automatic the fruita of material progress. ' | guests who had arrived from neighborThe Y p. s. C E meets al the Pre.*Mr and Mrs. Icon Scott and chtl। switchboards are used except in a few Till* view of the dependence of thc 1 mg estate.* to learn thc result of the church next Sunday at 6 -jij ’ rtrrr> of Battle Creek spent |>ort of last ■ CROOKED OR DUMB? Of the more remote country districts material upon thc spiritual comes from1 hunt and to enjoi the alteriioun * Jiyterian and is to be led by Charles Lewi* 1 WN>k u1,h bon»r folks here. '.hat the sport of Competition and private control have a physicist who ha* put the case belter ' gayety. *riic*i aver T11C ve*tn-of Emmanwl church have ' En,n,a “nd Mr*. Mury than/the preachers do. Life here and a bounteous.dinner wa* Nerved, after mW bv the surprising built up in Italy one of thc most efli- now*depends upop the victories of a: which some of the.guy*would 'c ,!lrd ,b*‘ **■' w w Taytor to sue- 0 Brian of Battle Creek returned to *. .... i.lav . arm i««1hoIlc «ma» U> U» »«r!4 --------- -------------------------------------------... preferred „„ the time* force that has been called "the great-i loo.-the game of the time*, rwd lh“ R* ' R n BMne inOhe re-T ,r- ,beb- h««r« a,,cr spending some time ‘ ' hip. At the invitation of the j»ast nr-l wl 5 h relative* here Italy * experience with government cat thing in the world''—-Boaton Olobt^othrr* . unim would gather Kainrr about aooiuRhe ‘inc harpeinarpsi* ...................... • r "e **" ■■ v,Mt- ,br PUrirti ,w*t Sunday Mr , and Mrs Robert Glasgow of 1 chord, and with the accompaniment ot *" control lias been iluplicated in other: “GENERAL STOREb jI |ul< ontj vlo;1(li rau< .. ... their ....... . voices .. ... ...in and and nreach preach atat the the evt-iiiiut evening service service aia; Dowling sjienl Sunday with tin- lutcountries. .Government . control - may' tcra panmu and attended ^Children* half past six . America I* *0 accustomed to thinking pitusing ctginues ■ ----soimd feasible but it doesn't work out." in terms of metropolitan merchandit-l After supper which was M-ncd about -On - the ' afternoon of July 4. ■■ w ■■ •f Day exercise*. j mjf that thc imjeirtance of small cit:e*J nine or ten o'clock, liirre was usually , - w -,M ntS U|' B ba,looh 1,1 front certainty tndiWEEKS CORNERS. PaiiriFiif PiirndYH hli-c and ro”*! 4rcas ,n our- nstiomd eco- dsni-mg- the minuc: and tolly country °* ,lb' confectionery room in thc BhepUnnecessary Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Dickcmon enter­ 1 x uru^rupfld nonilc hfe h,s Urfely overlooked 1 m.ncr,* which tr. young people c i>e- ard car Anyone bringing back the u native HiOdU-we read the other Consider, for instance,'the so-called < tally enjoyed A» all nte early for the ,lia! ’‘•H ■* “ttwcficd to thc balloon will tained Mr. and Mrs XJha*. Brach of Hendershott district. Mr. and Mrs ds' ,aved himself m a Ganics flood k'neral store," an institution which 1*. hunting, the h»ur nf retirement »a-. 8'*? prUc Laurence Webb of Ann Arbor. Mr* bv J,’ „ u-ually thought of H.S rapidly receding! nm tate Mr and Mr* D Striker will leave Ruth Springer and daughter Irene and oy haring W th- tad of a user. Mi. lnt£> tht. back|fround in changing AmirAl! »port* aere .-uspendsd during the nea‘ w<*k for Frank.m D- -RoasCV’Clt. however. |:*s 1,a. According to the federal ernstb of, war. and hunting w*su> never revived nt ^nrn*han of St Paul is Beatrice of Quimby. and Ml» Jfe-rnu e Wood of Grand Rapid* Sunday। no; ye; convinced himself of the value distribution, however, the “general. Mt Vernon on it* old-time wale InHastings friends. Mr and Mrs. H. O. Armour of Hick­ Misses Maude and »•-». Mabel Trego arc lof thu sort ot emergency measure.—11.1 of special imjvortance. These >785. Lafayette pfesented Wuslnngton ory Corner* »l*nt Thuraday with Mr. Boston Herald * ; establishments do nearly 43.000,000,000 j with a pack of hounds, but Increasing' . biting relative* in Grand Rapid.. The amazing NEW truu and Mrs. Lyle Dickerson. Mrs. Ferris Rose and daughter. Miss ana.tr..-T-. picked tne weakest contender I worth of busincs/annually. or approxi- private and public dutie* caused him to The Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle My-rts, are visting friend* in this ci : y , I mateiy 4v‘per pad obtainable only on avallab', for huJrmal bow; Schmehng .u.,-- ~ , ,, n „■. MWcent of-the entire retail give up auch pleasure will meet with Mm. Lyle Dickerson After Sitting in lhe thC busin<*s husiiWu in the United State* States Their! ThMr’ ------------- —_______ •-.nfu n' ahariwv on s fou» m theiM ‘ R Up P till1 3 OClock C and vicinity. Akron Truss**. ha* an ad* *. ’ . n ‘ 1 morning, a L«>* Angrles radio far. »u.-- importance u »till further emphasised, Mt*. Loren Rich of Hammond. Wi.- July 13. for an afternoon meeting. Ju»tabte < center prewure L M mre.a.s ana loa .fir aecond en- CM(le4 4n geUm<Sydney..Austral:» For' w’10” *re compared with , com in i» expected to arrive tomorrow cfonlrol which eleminatea GUN LAKE NEWS. to vI*k her daughter. Mrs, S M. Fouler unneceoary tiaaue daatroy* carter taca e o. a d,c;..or. that »*■ lhr„ nunuu., [uU thr^ir4M,.e O1. the •«* ,n «»»«*» they operate NEWS GLEANINGS. Forrest Johnson of the Count Dl»-, Dr. Franz Willison .of Eatan Rap'd t Ing pressure and hold* rup­ satumird with the fetid aroma of J-... *. . I™* bu**neM done by them represent* trift *pent Sunday wllh Robert Count. Four-ntliu of the radioprograms •» a-, in the city over Spr.day He h.11 ture securely at opening. Spreit-d eggs.' Bui fight fan* arc beaHJuvec 13 per cent of ail the retail sale*: Mrs Elsie Pcmbroak was taken1 to Dotted lines in top iffurtraE T*’ listened to in Canada conu- from- the opened a dental office and report* presthe hospital at Ann Arbor Saturday. ' Uruted State*. pect* good lion Indicate how canter of Mrs. Ned Goodin hai a lady friend, pad can be raised or tower­ ••-------Mis* Bessie Willison left Monday T.'.csc percentage* put the familiar1 ed exactly as patient'* con­ The earlier: needles were pin* with*; n*o-utng for Toledo where *hc will visiting her from Detroit. >. « Uv lMUWe ,«u™ be­ general store" in the forefront as * Mr and Mr*. H. H. Jordan were dition require* Akron Truss tween Jack and Maxie. *« . .u .. leading kind of btulne**. It is far from! ou: eye*, wtuch were used to make an Upend the summer with her Uster, Mrs. called to Chicago Saturday afternoon. An Indiana professor give* football 14Il£llher "passing institution" in opening through which a thong could Walter Buckhout. Wearers find matchless Mr. and Mrs. Dcnni* Duffey and tru»» comfort and bene­ ----------- : rrrvrr on rr*,...^* * y U“ :n *“• “ a major 5pon »he American scene.-St Paul Pioneer be passed. ficial result* Bee a dem­ JUST OR UNJVBT! | w„up, K | prli4 ----------F1FTY-P1VE YEARS AGO TODAY Phylll* went to Ionia Saturday. Mrs , onstration here. We are Of the cotton consumed in Hie wqrld' Strawberries are Mlltng on the street Duffey'* father. Mr. Lawrence u gam­ Has America been just tn her treat-1 kxsoi,.—Ulr I --------------- ----------ing slowly. . Exclusive Authorised Akron during the last ten year®. 5^4 per cent'for seven cento a-quart men: ct veterans? The army of un-1 .r was American-grown.------------------------------ The Marshal has posted notices in­ SOUTH THORNAPPLE. employed cx-.*oldlers and live agitaIt is related that there Hr a ravine In phyticao about our *arytoe ----------forming tiic public that lie will rigidly John Momma »pent the week end TO ANY ONE lion for payment ol 'adjusted com pen- Italy which returns 26 distinct echoes.! Although hundred* of mile* from <he'enforce the ordinance prolubiUng cat­ yilh hb parents in Grand Rapid*. I time The Prescription Drug Store satton" certificate* ha. brought thu and it U further related that a big/“Whether thc Mna |n be slow or fast. ocean; Basel. Switzerland, is becoming tie. etc. from running al large dn the We are sorry to learn that Mr*. Elsie1 Enemies hand In hand an important seaport due to increased street* in thu city. quectlon up aaew Here are a few per- business executive shouted "Ye*" down Must come together at the last Pemipook wa* taken to Ann Arbor Rhine canal boat, commerce . P. W. Knukern has sold the Barry B- A. LyBarker, Proprietor Saturday for observation and undoubt ­ Unent fact* time and felt exactly as if he were I . And understand , ----------County Republican to Jordan and Wat- edly an operation. Thc 1‘enibnxpu were Veteran* relief will cost tire United at a conference of pl* department1 "No writer how thedie U cast Hastiag*, Mich. The fastest trains between- tta west kins and goes into thc practice of the resident* of thia vicinity before moving Stales this year about «l.ff7.’.!64J27 beads, called to ccfuider one of hl* Or 'rho nuy wem ,0 ttin and east, coasts pf the United States law- He lias our beat wiahe* for iu* to Orangeville. For the xame period Great Britain,-pet schemes -Boston Herald * I T “J"’ tov‘ “ Ui’’' are th* silk trams rushing the raw Uuccecg in hi* new profeaiion We understand that Frank Knapp I Why not begin? —Witter Bynner. product eastward. The closing exercite* of the Utuon remain* about the same. A Quotation Ends TRUSS Pressure Way of Our World , Front Our Scrap Book - VI tiK* CuWI faini ..part �THE RAfiTlNGfi BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE While Our Stock Lasts Tirestone OFFERED Pffiffi 08038633 (Continued from page one) t», IMS DOWLING. Home made ice cream and cake will be served by the Ladies' Aid in the church basement on Wednesday eve­ ning July 6. your -attendance will be । appreciated. - Mrs Harold Depnrster attended thc state convention ot Veterans of. For­ eign wars and auxiliary which wa* field Rich and CLEAN MILK IS OUR SPECIALTY W. C. Ycrxin. Ph. D.. M D. N D. and ha might have added N O. Tlie price for a can of till* remedy. If<tm can were pointed gaudy yellow w^. to 00; but If Uus can iiad a silvery hue It was •10. with about a pound of tlie prepara • visited their grandparents. Mr and Mrs. M P. TTartord near Gull lake, LEAN MILK Is SAFE MILK to iw. Oar Grad* “A" Px»teurt*ed and oar during her absence. nre«*«arilv TAKE vllANCEB In using ..... milk Mr. and Mr*. Wall Norton celebrated that I* dirty and run* high in “bacteria counL" their xixty-fiflh . wedding amilversury Saturday. June 2Hh by attending a Dr <?i Ycrgin luid sold mkiu- ut the family dinner at Uie home of Uieir KECTLY to rx< I.E4N milk l» autfleirnt proof. our Grade "B” milk, either Paiteurtxed und ----------husband.- — Mr. ----and--------Mrs iyellow cun* here at MOO each and. m daughter well* for X reptu a quart. It la a very rich nuia ana Oliver caws*, had told Uiree cant (nr I Irving Fixher near Vermont rule Both, EST milk your money ran buy. A lest by Michlexceptionally CLEAN—much cleaner than the ;*obo» no doubt being, moved to make “iw acuvv and in fairly good health.. gan vlate nllhUI* and the Barry (Xufity Health ordinarj Grade "B milk. The milk we *ell you, aIM| to be congratulated, aa “pull-1 Tthe reduction becau*- of til* deep in­.... I nit PROVES that statement be Jo ml quotiun. no matter whether (irqde "A" or Grade “B," mmrs terest in afflicted humanity. It srems ing togdiler foralxty-five year* which| froth <>ur own carefully xcletUd herd, which t» la a little unipual in this duingrubto! queer that anyone would allow a regularly Impeded. I stranger to put of! such aUifT on him or and Mm Norton Ju»vr made Uu1r home When he was apprrlanded the Doc­ the past year with Uieir daughter. Mrs. ■ A Cordial Invitation Is Extended Visitors at Any Time to Visit tor <?> admitted that he had no li­ Etta StanUMi. 6 and 8 Gum - Dipped Plies Under the Tread ,-Our Milk House and Stables. You Will Be Convinced The scout > girl* 7)rgaiuraiUi,i ha* be-, cense to sell drugs; atoo admitted tliat coms active again and will continue, That When You Buy Highlands Dairy Milk Gum-Dipped Cord Pliaa ; graduated from a medical school. Ncv- through tlie summer months with; Und«r Tr««d Ednaueroer Gerberos oiirualead-: i You Get Only Clean, Pure Milk ertlu-JeM he claimed to have bushel* uf leuna Moon«and “» Kmia i'LltS UNDLR teUlmonal* at hi* Butler. Indiana I *'»-•» There are eight members at pres- • 4.40-21 Tilt TRIAD office, in which patient* rspre.ard tiu-lr |*ml with pru*pect* of ■ few additional iwortfelt grqtitifde to him for having later on Thu*.- who arc enrolled PLItX UNDER 4.50-20 cured them of tenous aliment*! Mildred Coon. Dorothy Joon. Alice Till. TREAD ProM-cutlng Attorney Barnett, whose Tobia*. Betty Woodmaiuee. Jean De-, I’llU UNDER father I* a physician, when lie fook.-d ( pnester. Fiore nee Wright. Mildred Oas4.50-21 THL I READ ROBERT W. COOK, Phone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ut one of these can*, the wording on -kill and Nyla Jean Pierce which indicated that it wa* made by Mrs. Millie Fry. who iuu been visiting UNDER 4.75-19 . . 6 FLIES tlie Bio Chemical Corporation .>f, friends in and near Hasting*, returned THE TREAD Okveland. Ohio, felt certain Uiat the,1** wk to Iwr home at Otis Alt. 15.25-21 . . 6 Illi I RIAD Amcrtcan Medical Society, at their man's. .... .. Mr and Mrs William Berg und Bar­ Chicago headquarter*, would be able to tell lum something about this prejKi- bara of Grund Rapids were Sunday Nina C«Ni<un were Munday uk-i-u <.f nun preceded Lincoln's two-minute ;paru of Havana that one must Iran [6.00-20 H. D. 8 clils t 'Nubr ration Accordingly tie wired u> the guest* uf Mr and Mrs Lunt Coon and Mr nod Mr* Otryl Bowman ot North Gettysburg address njxiiu- two hour* irtgainvt a wall to let troilryx pass. headquarters of Hie Association in Mildred east Hasting* • 6.00-21 H. D. 8 Pl IKS UNDER Mr. and Mr*. Don Wnght am] .Flor­ I Chicago, asking informatton ab> »t the Mr. and Mr- l.lojki Finkcy and chil­ -Paraoqlsu*." which wa* |>eddird in ent® accornjianlcd by Mr and Mrs. this cify. He received Thursday mom- I-awton Cole of Alto vtaited the Irish dren and. Grandma Eddy and' Rex itng the following telegrapiuc reply: HHU. near Jackauri Sunday. Florence i Bhilt* of Augusta viMted al Arthur. ; "Paracelsus, "Paracrlxu*. in mtr tutr opinion. ' 1* ..a I returned hong, with Mr und Mrs Cole Covey’s Sunday and al! spent the day ' preposterous humBug Analysis by th*- for a *lwxl visit. 6 Cum-Dipped Cord Plies Under the Tread Mis- Parnell Woodman*-*- of thU •. city chemist of Cleveland, Ohio, showed this iireparaUon to be mur.tly common place who teaches at IxuLMng. in com­ it-ta and Kathleen sm Sunday v^itor-. SIZE salt with a «mall amount of Eiwom pany with two other iautMng teacher* at Orhe Fuhcr'* enroute to thinr home • salt. Is put out by a quack, one W c left Wednesday on a vacation .tNp to at Midland, having sjwtit the ;u.*l 4.40-21 Yertnn. Paracelsus u wholly ValtlAcM New York City. Jiagara Fall. ILtol-.-i. month with friends in this locality and at Buttle Click, iIn tuberculosis, dlabete# or deafn>-xs. i* and Washington. Mrs Eva Holcomb I* thc gtu st of her 4.50-2 J. easontlally m<*rety a saline laxative , Twenty-five c«-nta c*-nU a pound would, in brother and wife. Mr and Mrs L c our ojiinloli. I® an excessive price."-The ' I|rf»«i|t. *>f Nashville at prvM-nt ■ ■ ■ • . 4-75-20 t>-legraphic reply came from Arthur J. Mr “,M1 Mrs. Victor Moxom of Grund Mr*. Pvrknis. iuu| baby vuJtiii* relative-). Cramp, of Uk- Bureau of Investigation' «-pld* were week end vteitef* ut tlie In Batik Creek a couple day* last 5.25-20 ol thc American Medical A-.vciatlon.1 “••me* <>f A F. Herrington" and Mr* j Thc w-riter wiu. permitted to look ut I Millie Herrington. Their daughter* Mr and Mn»- Cleo Frunci* and chil'the contents of tlw shiny gold can and ; r»» and June who accompanied them ■ Our stock won't last long at these prict thc radiant.silver can of "ParacelMi-. '; remained for an Indefinite visit with la*n Decker Saturday and Sunday I Rex Wickham L» ill with mi-aide* . , ‘The only difference one could observe I relatives between the M OO and MO.OO product I 8u«cn Norris is home from , Augusta. - — ' Mr Slid Mn*. Scott Lydy . Vauxhn and ' TELEPHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE wax a diMtmilarity hi color. jSpending .. ................. live — week v “with *“* ,u the “ *•hunk------'*folk.* ,u- Mr* Louisa Lydy viMU-d Mr und Mr . Mr. and Mrs. William Stanford and Elwyn Hayward of Delton Sunday i Wc believe it was Barnum who said Electrical Complete "The American ixxqile like to be hum- • bugged.** Anyone who would pay M W' Lubrication Service or S10 00 nr 11 00 for such a remedy' would prove that Barnum knew what Cvn^tinier.* Power Company is one of the largest tax-payers in Michi* hr wu talking about. —hentT one of th*- largest contributors to support of schools, The Doctor <?> 1* a slick looking. hiifhways, state institutions, municipal improvements. ■ well-dressed and apparently-intelligent man. who ought to be in better busincaa. He was brought befoie Justice Phone 2240 Cor. Court and Jefferson Hastings Matthews on the charge oi selling jdfug* without a Ucenju-. He- waived । examination and was bound over tn Ute circuit court, ball being fix'd at BRANC II DISTRICT. a week ago at Ptmnnck hospital for ap- M00, which he wax not able to give but ' lio|M-d to get it later. At this writing )h - und Mm. Samuel Norton of. pcntilclUa wax brougiil home Sunday. 1* in jail. . land. Ha . went w*-*-k *.nd rw-sl Tlie Ml-**-* boiuui McKeown. Agm-.s• Later—Judge Hawley of Ionia was of Mr. nnd Mrs. Vincent Norton und F*»t*-r and Virginia Day of Itarryviilr' called to Hastings Friday to hear urgufamily. • | attended Um- c. e ConvcrvUon at1 ments --------I.IVIIW, on VII fttWluns ■■■V.IVII* Ina III U few !■ W pending (RlllUlllfl • Vivian Day and lidwin kZ__ .,. of. • /* ——* llapkU •* — *-•• — port of -• •- eMet whllc hc Wtt> hrrr that daj. Maurer < trend the latter lart or Kellogg •'»**k and wvn- entertained while there Yermn was brought before him. conthe Brandi dblrict - left for at live home ot Mi.v, McKeowns uncle tesud Ulat hc had rirllgJ1 ^th(JUl n Camp, iqne lake. Monriav H>-v, and Mrs- Edward Rhoades license, and was axxcMed ■ ‘ nnd1 J Sunday afternoon callers at ut the tlie'license, asses*d a fine ot ( family expect U» go to Ohio the latte; horn*- ol Mr and Mm Vincent Norton 175.00 and costs of t2&00. He paid. Th- i liart of the »<* k. Rev. Samuel Norton J wety. Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Norton, amount collected from him probably of Lakeland, Fla .-will fill thc pulpit Mr wild Mrs. Keith Norton und Bar- represented about what he had realized oara ot < Marshall. Mr and Mm. Ru- on sales of his high-priced salt. He i» next Sunday at N. Maple Grow, morn- j oaru ing and evening. I <lolph dolph Hall and Mrs Irene Misenar of reported to have asked if hc might not l.,.r.,K,. Holin,,n „t Grand W* Battle U»U-Cnrt> ;«,»»* » llule more time In H»HW as a week end ifiu‘*t at the OMroth : Mm. Hohaple of Detroit is making Introducing hi* Paracclxu-. here Adam■ b<him- .uui-attended church at an extended visit at thc home ol her » h* couki turn the business over N. Maple Grove . jdaughW. Mm Fred Hanc., and son-! to »nie local agent Hc was informed Clayton Wllhu, who u.*.< opc-ruted on'in-law. Mr. Fred Hain-s. [that he better not be caught trying it. gTIRES AND TUBES C at TAX-FREE Prices/ History’s Lowest Prices ~ Firestone-Oldfield Type H f 6 6 6 $4.65 5.19 5.27 6.16 7.91 10.62 10.77 Firestone-Sentinel Type The HIGHLANDS DAIRY 40 YEAR RED CEDAR SHINGLES $3.49 3.83 4.57 5.82 BUY NOW AND SAVE 10%-. 15% 100% Heart Wood 100% Edge Grain BUY YOUR COAL NOW' Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. ANDRUS SERVICE DEMOCRAT or REPUBLICAN The New Super-Powered FRIGIDAIRE i WINS WITH BOTH Let’s Celebrate the 4*? with Money Savers/ FRIDAY, July 1 »t COFFEE SATURDAY, July 2 Maxwell House CORN FLAKES Lb. 27/C Polt’foa.lic, U«- P*>«- 1 OC 4 lbs. 29c PRUNES fancy MILK VanCamp’s tall can 5c MACARONI bulk 4 lb». 25c 2 for 15c JELLO all flavors 2 lb. jar 21c PEANUT BUTTER CRISCO Shortening Lb. Can 19c 6 rolls 25c TOILET PAPER 3 bars 19c CAMAY SOAP 5 lb. box 25c SOAP CHIPS SUPER SUDS\ ' 3 boxes 23c SLICED BACON 2 lbs. 25c FRANKFURTERS large 2 lbs. 25c BOLOGNA fancy grade 2 lb,. 25c BUTTER or Middleville Lb. 18c ORDER YOUR COLD MEATS FROM US. We Have Minced >l^m, Honey Dew, Boiled Ham GUARANTEED MERCHANDISE shop at Phone 2491 LUNM A M’C “d SAVE IllrlluAlT Wo Deliver OPEN Morning of July 4th From liM to 10.00 ■'Clock. OIIITVARY. Jane Perry . 82. duushterror William . and Elizabeth Perry, »'« bum near I Quebec. Canada, in Oc tober 1840. and i i>as.sed away. June 24. 1932. at thc home (of her daughter-in-law. Mrs Agi.eI Fuller, of HasUngs. Shv was th*- last member of her faintly- On December 124. 1868. *hc was married to Wm. Jam*-. I Fuiu-r, who together with a son. Elmer IFi Jier. preceded tier in death . They I cleared the .farm in Hastings town­ ship where they lived for 43 years. De­ ceased was always a hard working ■ woman, ever ready to do wluit *h* could for her neighbor* and-thaw who were sick Al) expressed Uieir sym­ pathy that her last two year* liad to be har.dicapix-d by the loss of her eyeysight. Funeral services were held at the WalldorfT funeral home on Bunday afternoon. Rev. L L. DrVey officiating iAn appropriate hymn wa* read by B 16. Holly of Woodland. Burial was in i Riverside- ccmetery ' SIHLTZ. Bunday guests st Catherine Han's wen-. Mr. and Mrs. If. R Boumu and son. Mr and Mrs C A Boumu mid two sons of Grandville. Mr. and Mr* Frm-.k i Vis. Mga Ida Bouma mid Harold Bouma of Grand Rapid*, Mr*. C Bouma of Frqeporl and Mr. and Mr* Stuart Joplnga and family of Detroit. Mr. and Mr*. Kenneth Babcock -and family visited hi* parents. Mr. and Mn. Ed Babcock al Dowling Sunday. Mr and Mrs: Vert Robinson spent .Bunday at Vem Quick's nearBanfield Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Bernstein of i Los Angeles, California, spent a |Btrt of laiit week with the latter'* father. W If. Bush They started back Sunday I Mr. flush accompanying them for an .extended vtolt. Thc Misses Barbara Chamberla-n and Maybelle Hart attended the Sun­ day School convention al Cloverdale Sunday.. Mr and Mrs George Thompson en'tertained in honor of Mr*. Hender­ shott's birthday Sunday, Mr. and Mr* Leo Hendershott and son of Hender­ shott district and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Thompon Mr. and Mrs Penis Brown and daughter of Prairieville and Mr und Mnu Rankin Hart and family of flnuh Ridge called al Catherine Hart', buturday evening. < Secretaries to the President of the , United State* receive 110.000 a year. Frigtilairy pays for itself—that’s why.-Frigidaire savings arc as real as extra dollars in your pockethook. USE THIS SUPER POWER SPECIAL OFFER , 2-cylinck-r compressor — No other make h'as it in all model I can't afford a Frigidaire.'' Its economy makes it a saving, not an expense. FASTER FREEZING SAVES MORE FOOD PROTECTS HEALTH *130 PAYS FOR ITSELF with savings you enjoy Rilrifintion within **»<h ail. ‘9’.5 DOWN 24 months to pay See- the- beautiful new models. Learn of the new food delights awaiting you-Scv tlie host of feaiurcv-H-vpedally thc Super-Powered unit;only Irigiykirchavon all piodels ihixncwZ-CYLlNDER improv i-myfit over older l-cylinddr designs, giving faster freezing, more ice, better food protc-i tion. A visit here will interest you. And with the Sav ing* Chart you can figure tor your­ self hovy Frigidaire pays for itself. Come in—now—while this SPECIAL OFFER is on. Begin to enjoy these sav­ ings and benefits now. �mere ax ____________________- Tftr HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNtSbXY. Jl’NE 22. 1M2 _ n ELTON. Mrs. Beatrice Dunning and the! [Whittemore family attended the Hope ‘rtno’SS Center school reunion Saturday. * Th. fUstlng. Banner. ' * -W ,0' board fwo years ago. noT three year. | Aunt Kate Williams is back in Del­ Hasting. Mich uary was raised. He wm plainlytold । o Bhowed S3C.979.92 In the building ' ten again. staying' will) her grandHasting.. Mien. at the annual meeting by thc board f^ld whJch had nccumu_ 'daughter. Mrs. Leon Dunning. . Gentlemen: I wt*h that you would exactly why it was suggested. Ap Ap-' lated. • - • or about • one-sixth instead of Mr and Mir Lyle Shedd and, (Continued from page one) kindly publish this letter for I wish to parenlly, the ideawas to Jet the board: _aoout lnc cns[ , <*ra. -about half the cost of the new I________________________________ daughter ol Buttle Creek were Sunday publicly take exception to the state­ mieht know 'SiLt exactly n hotf money bul|dln - Evidently Mr. Mr Ratier «« on much for^i^a ’r they! amiJ ^ l,d,n»' wm qUlred for a four hour period while Um iguest; of Mr. und Mrs. Garner Hamp- ] ment appearing in last week's issue of micht Hcnrnzl nn fnr tlie v-ear and . .. “ T/. ? . mir i Xnkln« “ >»»*? draft on his heated private nurse U having her hours ofi.'., t° । n’ • ' >x-ur paj>er over the signature of F. L uSe ofrSrnld not ,ma«lnallon- and « ls “ ^ame Indeed-Tbese ctpergencles-may now be met! Mr. and Mrs. John Chamberlain ofj] Bauer. rhm^ust Lf^e^hriMmu in lhnt hc *“ 1101 Mnt t0 the «t much more reasonable cost. Hastings Spent Thursday evening with;’ before Christmas. In or Dc,nocratlc i have always been proud of the fact come due justro^Iuniize navni^nt S'* Convention Anyone Democratic Convention to to help help save save Anyone wishing wishing a a nurse nunc for for only only a a few few Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dunning. other words, to equalize payment of that the city of Hasting:, is as free wmmer “Sd‘ irint7r tl£s Hu query the ,5l‘Ch dJ>nu"a, bf- hours a day in a home, may obtain Don Hubbard of Kalamazoo has been' from .strife, discord, quarreling, etc. o' tn Ultimate that our «h«4 cause lhe peoplc of Barry county havc such by calling the Hospital foe names very ill .with pneumonia nt lhe home any community J have ever seen. For nrbw-n wjr Urdy and dmUrt ln th,lr' of nurw.s available. of 1 his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. 'the past several years I have repre- S?See m makln^the proS ThS They ?hould .hBV* r*c‘*nl,fd' Tlie ho.pltal U alway. glad to do William Seibel. sen<ed. as an attorney, various factions Mr. Bauer, talents a long time ago. all they can Jn assisting the laity to in the village of Nashville, a com­ board advertised in three Issues of the [ Mr. Bauar stales that our school, obtain nursing services at such prices talncd Wednesday afternoon. July C. munity composed of fine people with Banner and posted written notices of board camouflaging system of! « they feel they can afford. i the home of Mr. and Mn. Henry high ideals, but which community nt its intent in many public places, tliat .book-keeping. Tliat would indicate1 Another question that seems to at iCarpenter. present Is torn asunder because of SSungP<TheWU? wStttat a4i““l ** haye spch B B>s‘ bother’aome’’propto* of ‘ Mrihg i Mr and Mrs. Leon Doster spent the' school fights and otherihe kindred ani ­ meeting. Thgf la w'required but one , efn fw |he of deceiving the nrivate nurses Some think thev nrZ OTly oml noUMUn thTnewpa^r“«Mten dl?s t^m for the purpose the. private nurse. they are week week end end with with the the U Kenton's at their mosities. Now about tl„ tiuonj“are---the nn-vtomT uMtlrw of wTlttcn notieex * pcopIe‘ (or keepln« fronl facts * compelled to have a private nurse cottage nt Wall lake. who profit by such conditions are the Our boardFthat wm “dense In intel-, ?nd ne,!Ifs whlch.!h!y slute certainty 1° when they cntcr thc l«“Pltal for care Mr and Mrs Harry Wertman spent lawyers. It is an absolute certainty oes not The the extra announcement* 1 knDW . Th *'u ‘ cou, d n ,° ° “ ltfr putThat Is not the case Only graduate from Friday until Sunday nt-.liieir that lhe community does ------- -----------------------Xd not. many of of IU mtent— to submit the matter at! •x*Jn 1UC? ^moaflaging^ Before nurses arc employed*at prfmock hos-.cottage nt Wall lake.. f in .tout the the meeltag ami g“v? fulLexplanation hand‘n« oul 5UC!1 P hla™' X.,r a,kl they arr capab!p of The Mu*» "j7----------Mme condition tiw value torhave suggesting Pthls the ac- facts. J*’0’?,d ha'.the e. “"Gained the facta. .the best ofHeutrin generalwere care,ninnnv but of course. Henton were among a party to go on ... of all real- - of ...i.its--reasons should ascertained Had best of ceneral care, Had but of conr.M*. 5X proSt?al well « business ha. uLl W^d the" haTdJi? this h.d Xd ^rTai^thu'e a, Washtnajon. D. C.. gol.tg ; mut^riaiiv decreased arvi £ anv reason- IrtZn there 5^ beennnv secret purport Duroosc In in fh.lr their „„ ,he M?h< time is could a private nurse, because Monday nnd returning Friday. S5! rtS >rt^^er™ ’ -KM unU‘o*|Bboard of this city kcept Its _. ,..... Wr ------- -------- ------ ----The fishing season, which everyone I malm- nortion of the dlfflcultv is the It strike*me that the voters of Has- rrc',ed by the state department of edu- all all thc the attention attention powible possible to to each each case case has has waited waited ta '-q jiatlently patiently for for oper opened up nSTthS friXt ^d .Sf? Obtlto tinis EJ enwk?to 7n 70 L,hey "" required to tn their care. There are so many Saturday mining wtth a st™. tIngs'are enUtied to 'one'chance In 70 t ' aUon “ »» “ » ,ne >' pre retired to, in their so many Saturday morning with a •<strong me, Hitwu.i umm vu.oui miRR »*<- Viiimvu rerwwt Gn hie charm, nt r.mmiflioin j oii»>Ioh> -care. There arc r«n.lu.. ..... ....... ........ __ _ wind wars to make their own choice of the ’ S e ? >rt ‘ So . ht ' ; of camoufiagtnit ougktipns n person not familiar witli from the w*M. ......... but ..Wlirn the wind is upon most subjects that arise. time for lev-vine this tax Further ! fa 5 very hard and very flat If tn his! the hospital methods does not fully in tlie wcKt.the fbjh bite the tost" and That condition is a development It Mr Bauer must know that tax levies' feal “ 0 refonncr he desires the book- understand that sometimes false im- everyone .termed to to having good A Re-Echo From That School Meeting a , >firt rtl Urt fiu. rtu.en.xoi Prtin, rtmKnrt MyiS'jiiuS.S'ihSe HIMGESCILE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . FORPRIWTEIIURSES i1* “""'."’I™ '»!!?'*■ ne OUT OF EVERY THREE is a General Electric One of every three domestic electric refrigerators in leadership won through depend­ able performance. The General Electric refrigerator is built by the world’s greatest ^electrical manufactur­ ing company. Distinc- ■ ones too * ............... [ On Thursday night, July 7 Rev. John Ewrington of Rockford. Midi, instantly recognized as will give his illustrated lecture, at lhe the accepted best in rtrtHn, 1. rortrtllr. No»- eeryAnother fine exrtnple ot RMr. .wh0• tile church on Holy Land. He takes example of r. Btu.r “ * ’s. have always invited the taxpayers to arc willing to take their wage reduchl* own pictures and delivers his own one kr.mv.' that I am seeking no poll’- intention to sponsor a “united get-torefrigeration. I ask questions if there were any items tion along with everyone else and take .lectures which he has divided Into two iral office and have nn ax to grind ; gather spirit ’is the following: but that I am prompted to answer Jhis "Only three years ago the schoolj. in any report made by officers of the It gracefully. In case of a serious sick- parts. He will give thc second half of IT'S EASY TO BUY A G-E the taxpayers did not Un-1 nexs the services of a good nurse are■ the lecture at Prairieville Friday night. ■ tatement only In a spirit of fair play, board that just asked for this change board which . nZrt wrnvr FNonnir tn trU tbe ta*-i tkn ' tflnd ' 80 ,f Mr Bauer, or any as effectual xs those of a good physiConstructive criticism of public offl- b-n FNnrioH tn telltS ti» tax-1 uc.n'‘«*[ialron ‘u *‘“d Hilt had other ' dl(1 not understand the clan or surgeon. We are sure this A small admission ‘will be charged to >10 delivers a full-sized ' cover expense.*. Children arc free. dais their insinuations work shouldana be wei-jy^^.,, _K_,from the school taxes. corneaandstar*. mis-. enough aMro'a' G-E. New low prices and Howard Harrington of Delton und corned Slurs, insinuation* and mis-. saved enough from the school taxes, ITTIT71. rtpm.nt.Uons are xrt not not constructive. tonstntcllv, to lo about .bout half fi.lt pay pw for lot a. new m school srt.ool " '.'•..“a aXrtd rtjb 1 ' । Marie Nye of Hastings were united in easiest of termstire in effect. representations are unfair and if carried far enough building that the taxpayers had never j uKSok^LSn^Jto’n1 I marriage at the’ home of the bride result in the conditions that exist to-1 voted to build." camouflaging their book-keeping, when WEST HOPE. I Wednesday. June 23 pt eight o'clock. rtnv in the village of Nashville if1 “ , their method of keeping accounts is rc- I Mry Jr * nSL. were to nromote 8uoh remurks and ststwnents are)quired by the state department of edu- I • Our youni? college professor. Miss Mil- The couple wen- nt tended by Miss Doris dred Osgood, after sja niling^two weeks Nye^cif,Hastings and Robert Van Tyne with the fuHuly started Friday for'Congratulations. HARDWARE COMPANY . New York whefe she will sail for I ~~ ’•’ PHONE 2101. HASTINGS, MICH. Europe. She exacts to cross over on ! RARRYVILLH. 1 tlie S. s. Columbus and will land in ' Mr. and Mrs Earl Godfrey and famBrcmcn. Germany and crons to Vienna My of Kalamazoo. Joe Hickey of Wells­ , where the International Art Institute ton nnd Mr. and Mrs. Giw-»PurncRv of tovled. 1 will pay my share when they th?o-Lu thf *ch00’ T?re.tha" tw0 terT1' will be held for two weeks. Then thcjL-bHastings were Sunday guests of Mr. will go for nnd Mrs. Floyd Ncsbett. come due. The question of when the ^X^w^Tc^tto ,ao KM‘to “ Vettli. "»«-• “Czcckoslavakia *n “» Zakocanf !*?. *“*“ m.on’: lhen ,o 2><wcane.. cioyt'on Willetts, who was operated A LI.- ST E E L RE E RIG E R ATO R taxes shall be levied and how they Jchoo/board^but the action ot tax-’h , , Polland. for the Inst two weeks. Hum ---- - — —. —..... <)n at Pennock hospital last week, rc-1 shall be paid has been voted upon byjpgyers mTnY1 she “li 1", vs™ will return to Bremen nntf sail fur turned lo his home lu re Sunday morntlie dis district ,h. S e‘ ®. «‘ Brcmcn nr.----- - We w- wlsh wua. ing.s Hc u KQinlng nlccIy whkh u good the tri . made provision for this building riindl. capacity to do a thing arc without *,omp on '*'! Tlie law fixes the school year from and the school board did it without value. In other words, when one in ‘‘anont ..art nf inu news nc* to his many friends. July to July. Tlie records Indicate increasing the school -tax rate. Tlie. any posiuon hlis ai)0Wn -that he is effi- -.21m^artl^ Creek ^itii her M , Mrs. Clara D^y and ttiree girls, Mr. that Hastings sciiool boards have al- board, in accumulating that fund, were, clcnt> capable and docs his work well k Uh h ewts>n‘ n,ld nnd Mr*. Chas. Day and Eldon and , Keown and Agnes Ftoter attended thc - ------------------------------,rt.v.w, -MW uv«> .>» wv.» wcu way. planned to raise, at the Decern-: --------------not disptoying displaying "nene" "nerve" but but were were carrycarry- that that Is is ample reason „ason why why he he sliould be, Ml ,. Jean, FZkstrom. phy „ „ ’. Phyllis, and Mr. and Mrs Herbie Wil- • C E. convention in Gnyid RapidMrs Mabie Merritt of Albion is work­ ber school tax levy, enough money to*i not Ing out the wishes of the thc taxpayers as dismissed! rti<mi*M-d* 1 Mr Mr. and Mrs.George GeorgeMcCullough McCulloughofof, rox rn<and Kenneth enjoyed a pirmc dm- from Thursday till Sunday. 1„ , aild | . M .. .. . meet the entire school expense for the[ ' ing Mr ..... Mrs Hn_„ school year beginning lhe first of the expressed at annual- school meetings.]. Mr. Bauer's measure of "any honest ^!lnss called at Glen Morc.iouse's ner ulongthc bank* of Htghbnnk Cnek . Mary and Joy Van Doreii and Vivian At annual meetings, after lhe build; man's mind" seems to rest on Its Fr ‘ da y evening. {Sunday, honoring thc birthdays ofjDay left this morning lor HuGirl‘ ‘ - . .. , , preceding July up to thc first of the --------------------- --------- —-------- it--------- ---------- ---------— —-- — ■—* ' ‘ w’as started, ‘ the amotlnl '■ Mr. and Mrs. Thomas • Camp at Pine lake. • Pf’™ J?1,.i‘._au*. following July Thc records further lnR ,und in i capacity capacity and willingness to agree with Tliomax £larke nnd Clara and Phyllis. <lra4Grace M FWrtx LMImv »•’"'» In v.rmoiuvlllr. Indicate that neither the present thBt f,,nd waa rcPOrtcd by the treasurer I him that we do not need "now or daughter, Patty Anp. were nt Wm, Me*»fi— N|)t a.very large crowd nt the L. Arthur. A Arthur. uu.-------— • ■ . ■... -• she anil utiswer to thc name of Janet school.board nor any of its predeccs-!of ,he board. No resolution to actual-* ever" to cliange the date of paying lhe Callum’s Friday evening. -------- , < , g. Friday owing to thc busy time. We! attended a Sunday school rally at EdAnn. sots has ever attempted to provide ntbuild a grade building was pawd; school tax to effect economy or toQuite Quite a number a number from from herehere attended attended arc planning lo have nn ice cream so-1 wards Corners Sunday. Mrs. Jesse Ttirtoll is belter. the December tax levy for all school ’when ,he!* reports .were made. Those make it easier for. the .... taxpayers. -----------,(the y.Z~z Hope t:rr_-.hip township Sunday school “hcc! ;_r.con- cinl at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Hal! Mr. und Mrs.'Chas. McCoy of Grand costs from the preceding July up to *tt«mcd such meeUngs fully un-| Why ... -----did Urn .J school school board board offer offer this this 1 ventlqn vention at at Cloverdale Cloverdale Sunday Sunday anti and rere­ laithrop's Friday, evening, July 15 .' Rapids were Sunday evening callers of Mr and Mrs- W. Myrlcn Strait have moved to Nashville. — -----------r- proposed x----------------i Tlie Misses Virginia Day. Donna Me- j Mr. nnd Mrs. Will Hyde. December w. of ...rt the following year. Soderstood that the fund — was। projx»al? proposal? ItIt IsIs evident that they had port a very Inspiring inspiring meeting. fnr os I»can learn the••< school boards: b>l<>ba bdapplied appliedtoward toward flic Wie cost cost ofofsuch such1 no nowerrf secretnumaxe. purpose. Whv Whydid didthnv-dn they doIM it? > have all met the requirements of thc >’c-w * Vu» d>ng when the taxpayer! au-; Because, since thc district was orgnnwilding srlAd its construction. Had ’ Mr.llzed. it had been thc policy of school ] law. So If our present school board is' thorinrd •'dense in intellect" all of their pre- Bauer regularly attended annual school: boards to levy the school tax in De-: decessors must al.*o have been guilty meetings in recent years he would have cembcr to cover school costs from the [ of intellectual density. So why docs1 known that this building fund was not; preceding to thc following July,; Mr Bauer propose a ‘ united get-to- » display of "nerve" but wu* a case of Primary school money Js paid late in getiier spirit" by miiking such refer-1 board doing what the taxpayers September. Tuition is paid setni-axicnccs as "our school board must to wanted- This fund. Ita amount, etcnually. October 15 and February I. dense in intellect." i were matters of comment in Issues - of | With only a small balance to begin the, I ihp convinced the Hastings Mhool ,ho Bunner after the annual meetingsJ new school year in September, it was board evidenced a fair spirit when they • Mr Bauer's reasoning in this regard necessary to borrow money, uggregat-. put this matter up to tlie voters at the wunds to mn '®r-v much like a man. ing several thousands of dollars, a* it last annual school meeting. Before tlie who knfw very, little about a lot of was required from time to time, to pay । vote was taken at that meeting, mem- things pertaining Jo school matters. J school expenses until money from' the! torx of the board explained that they Why does Mr. Bauer say in tills com-. December levy became available. Thc DID NOT and WOULD NOT urge a munication that the sch *>i toord three school board thought the taxpayers change, but wished the VOTERS to---------years ago ---------reported that they had SKVed •1[ might -wish ”-u --------------------to save paying that ---------Interest' decide for themselves whether to pro­ efiough from school taxes to •'about | by making thc school levy in July in­ vide for school costs at the beginning half pay" the costs of a new school stead of December. That plan would building? •» ■ make available at the tieginning of thc' • of thc school year in July, dr wult un­ As a carrier of discomfort and germs, No such statement was ever made. II the funds required for the entire I til the following December. Mr. Bauer says.-^'T really wonder attended all these school meetings and . -"school year Tlie board could then road dust is a prime nuisance. It.iis un­ v plan, depositing this money so tliat lt^ i would receive al least 2900 00 Interest sanitary, unclean, unhealthy. Further­ yearly from the banks. That would; ' help the taxpayers. The cliange would more, it js an unnecessary nuisance mean paying the school tax only five! i months earlier than we now do. Once , cince the dustiest road can be dust: started the plan would offer no diffl-| leufttes. Tlie stale, county, county! I road, county road bond and other [ proofed in a few hours. I taxes would be paid as they now, arc in December, while this plan would There's nd need to breathe road dust make city und school taxes payable in the July levy. This. it wa? believed,, in either home or automobile. There's wpuld equalize tlie lox burden better ] thtMt the present arrangement. Out the /clipol board left it entirely with no need to have it blowing into win­ the taxpayers, requesting thbm to con- j | sider only which plan «'*» the better j dows. Apply Dowflake to the surface i for them, a* the board could and would adaut—‘Itself • to either ' plan I of Justy^.Foads and you solve the The board explained that the changa ; would save money for the taxpayers' problem. The flakes absorb moisture, , If they wished a change. That's nil there was to It. I submit that-it did keep, the road surface damp. They .[ not nnd does not justify insinuations of secret purposes and .charges of hold down the dust for months, just as camouflaging by Mr Bauer. Our school board performs a useful rain holds it for a few hours. [service and an important function for! , this community They have acted tn I good faith for tlie best interests of tlie; Ask your highway official about Dow-, .schools and our community. When thev i do tliat they are entitled to thc conn-1 flake and write for our booklet "How der.ee and suppcn\ of thc people of' Hastings Being human, they may err To Control Dust". The book tells how to ■ In Judgment, as they Uiemsclves will j admit if any citizen believes they have ■ [erred, he has a right to criticize them; dustproof roads, drives, tennis courts but in Uias event tlie criticism should j be fair, constructive, based on facts and playgrounds. and free from insinuations that may i arouse suspicion and distrust when’ GOODYEAR BROTHERS GENERAL© ELECTRIC IS AN UNHEALTHY NUISANCE This is . . . Insect time/ ... Get your poisons and sprays from our large stock Paris Green, Arsenate of lead, Black Leaf 40 and all the other insect and bug destroyers you need. Prices Very Low Bring your own containers and get your f)y spray at the new low price! Carveth & Stebbins Teleehone 2131 • Hastings, Mich. Drug Store When a man raises his voter in j I critlciam of his fellows, he should be' first of all possessed of the facts and j secondly, hc should be fair and Jun . There axe too many demagogues in the country today, who are shouting about ! everything, condemning everyone and : willing to tear down rather than to build tip. Mr. Bauer is a fine fellow and I like him very much but I cant sit idly by und jvennK ium or anyone else to ac­ cuse .uid slander men and women in | public office, whom I believe to be hon­ est and fair in their purpose and in­ i teitta. Yours truly, , Kim Sigler. | [ In the British Empire tlie fiscal year | starts April 1. t THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY MIDLAND, MICHIGAN Wowflake CALCIUM CHLORIDE �TOE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JUNE tt. 1911 WOOliLAND. I land ponies, tom (pits. dogs, to goats. | George Coleman Is in Lansing at­ Joe Nowicki Of Rogera city U visiting | which refu«ed to be kd so had a free; tending a convention. Th^ «*<*» tor this parade should ; Mrs. George Miller U In Ann Arbor Mim Mildred Williams for a few days. I fmn a ararlr'r vtaU in rWavrft Mr. and Mr*. Raymond McLeod visit<® Mro. Welby Crockford and her visiting her sister. Mrs. Sutherland. Mrs. M. J. Walt*mate went to Beld- ed Mr. and Mr*. Donald Gager ofichildron who.;carried it out and ad­ dm m™ i? « au >‘ Willard I Hartford last week md j vertised it. It attracted much attention | Mr « Mn F N. Xnd an J, u- of Battle Creek „ called T1„. Mm Fornwt McMHJm Rnd Mr. Wm “ Hopwood, who U ill. t Uken Mr and Mrs. Robert Mill* are Mr and Mrs. Frank Edmonds, Mi * Bollman of Hastings and Misses Betty land Maxine Weaver of Middleville;“,?d“^ 0,1 'lcw spending tlie week al Gun lake. ( Mr and Mis George Coleman called relatives ln Kalamazoo on Monday. visited Mr*, wm. Mohler Friday after- j yRnd R Mr. and Mia. Merle Hlier of Ionia ,day. weie Bunday guetU at Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs: L. 8. Mead ornrand , ...a so,,'lastly of Kalamazoo spent Monday IQ Marjory Norton spent last week in Thomas Baird. laming with her aunt. Dr. Acelta of J* kJs. C.yB. HyatL enrouk BUU‘“* Bat- | Miss EUiei LaMare of Ml. Pic.-uant I was the-----------------------------------guest of Mrs Mkbcl Clark part --r~ v-----1 | Neva June Stanton left Tuesday for of last week.---------------------------------------j tjw. jcehogg camp at Pine lake ter a (linen GUrtuay |U(U wk mart l, iiKK-acr. o MLa JetUkle McBain lias gone lo -month. faintly. Mr and Mrs. Forre-t Haj’. Mr. StlllilL..._ ’ | Mrs. Sarah Ruell returned with themiv Kalamazoo to attend summer school j Mias Eileen Sullivan has gone lo Ann *“ “n , for a visit. From there she will go to! J Mr at W. S. T. C. । Arbor tn attend summer scliool at lhe ft‘ 1 I children spent Sunday with Mr andj South Haven where she work* every Mtw Bernclcc Plumley of Grand University. । summer. ■ *on Huuaay. Mrg prtvluiHl uf Caledonia. Ledge *|*nt the week en<! with Miss Robert Field and Edward Caukln are Ml» Ellxabcih Dawson of Ann Arbor j-- and ~ ------• ■ - and chll- [ Mr Mrs*--------Dowry- Zcrkle ” Marjory Gower | camping at Long lake and are having dren of Lanung were gueata uf Mr. and Mrs. Etta Faui of Woodland has been I a grund lime. . ‘ Mrs Win Florv 8utui.iv I John Crawford was rh-ihed to ■•la nding several days with Mr. and1 Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Hull Qf CharHERE must have been n>c Clans of 1913 at Woodland townMethodist hospital In Mrs Charles Faui. 1 loUe were Saturday guests .ot Mr. and tending thc convention in Chicago. riup *cb.«i will hold their first ctaM Kalamaroo ter an appendicitomy. Wedthousands in 1775, reunion at the Fishd c.a<«r al Swt-I^X P M t’r,y Mon < Vernor Blough and family. Mm Eu* Mrs. W W. potter ut Wall lake Tues-1 Mrs. W J. Watkins and Miss FlorBlough and MLm Franco Cowles were dlrbag kike. Sundur-July 3 All mem- , dl,> ,n0”’inS a‘ » W A^M-. i V day nnd Wednesday. I cnee Watkins visited relative* In cAn- ________________ who refused to help in the _ McMll- j ben. of tihs clam and 'iter families are ! Mr* JanM-’ NuU spent! \ guest* of Mr. und Mrs George Mrs. Antift Heed and Mr. and Mrs 'stanline on Wednesday. Ian al Athens Sunday aftemooi). Tilby invited to attend Pot luck dnirw r. 1“ d"J" ,n Ornn“ Rapids visiting £ . O, P Hinkler visited relatives in Do-| Mr and Mrs C. T. Cordes.and Mr met Miss Betty Blough, who returned | Mrs Cora ShopbeU returned to' her j (rlfnds war for independence be­ wagtac over live week end. and Mrs. Elroy Tobias were at Wall liomc with them.____________________ incmc Saturday alter a week* visit Mrx. Mildred Roush of Prairieville Robert O'Connor arid his fraternity ' lake over the week end. cause there was no "per­ Mr and Mn Frank Edmond- Mr. uim Jur granddaughter. Mrs Claud!camc ,nr a fcwr days during her brotiwr, Robert Kl|»t of Toronto. Can- i Mr nnd Mrs Everett Pattcngiil ol Mrs. Maurice Edmond* und soil. Rolfe of MulUken I1 „ . „■ nda, spent the week end in Hart. ■ Grand Rapids visited Hastings rela- and centage” in it. We don’t Mr. and Mm Erant Edmonds Mi . Mrs John Dell entertained with a WilliamRoush of Mw Castle. PaM Mr* Mabel Clark und Mbs Helen' tlvca over the week end. Grace Edmond* and Mrs Frank Bii-h. dintM-r Friday evening 1<>i )i< r daugh- CJ,llP<1 on his wife and Ifttic daughter know who they were, of Clark have gone to the former's home. Jack und Charlro Beaumont of Bay abb Mr and Mm Gordon Edmonda ter Dorothy of Kaiamaxoo. who U home """’.‘J'- ,, . in Lakeview to spend the summer with ■ City were gucoU of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. ?. of Naslivillr luid a picnic «upia-r at from 'Bronson htepttal training rt-fu»>l ,, r , , J,Lrx M’1 Grans. Mr. and course. Next Monday, we relatives. - •Finstrom “—*— over “the ■------week *■'— end. * Thornappic lake Bunday.' , for three week* vacati xi Guest* »<w.JJr'' W'n Mn?L3<nl''l\ Mr. and Mrs C. R. Plumley and. Rev. and Mr» Maurice Grigsby of C F Field U the guest of Mr. and.Mlm Frances Wachter of W-•< W.md-• ;’ora "» aMlddlevil.e called on ? honor thosef who forgot the family of Grand Ledge were Sunday I Detroit visited Mr. and Mrs Wm. T. Mrs Adelbcrt Hall of Belding On land. All** LouIm- Hilbert und Misr 11 c™*',<’rd family and the L» gueKlK of Mr, und Mrs. James Gower 1 Grigsby on Monday and Tuesday. Tuesday they went to Bay City to at- phylli* England of Woodland >Nld* ,arl>">' "1,nday: |< "percentage” for an ideal. und family | Mr. and . Mm W. M, Stebbins and tend thc marriage of Frericric Hall to Mr. and Mrs Ed. Burton and Mi .' " ' and ™ D"’"• A' .Mrs G. W. Francis of Saginaw camel Billy were Sunday guests of Mr. and MiM Dorothy Tennant of that city, Ruth Handy ot Hicsnngv culled on Mr ! *’*,11 ®unday W,U1 lhe w,n We know who they were. Sunday after her grnr ^ "---—- 1I -------------- C. Hunt -------------■— indipottn ’emMrs Mm. Herold of St* Johns Mr. and Mrs; Hall will reside in Glad- un4i Mm S. A. Hotme» Sunday w'i w-d . » . » , • u May Towiwnd. taking-•’■fier home with R. and Mrs. ... of win where he has purchased a drug Judge R. ... R. McPcek McPte Engi.rxl, Dr. Janu, Glerurn '*‘r> **' 'T?™ Charlotte were In the city uji Tuesday. •lore nnij wm. Zwiedish ot Grand HapiiB a’ d s ,d r U , d<*tor [! Dori* Misses Florence nnd Arlene Campbell, His health is very much improves!. Mr. and Mr*. Harvey McCoy F1U lht. end at the EnglandW-. Wd,’a"“ ‘‘X Rm»h were Kdltli Wilkins and K a Uterine Hunt Mrs Ladle Wright of Jackson was Simmon* of Mansfield, Ohio, were HMrtuge at Saddlebag lake. 1 .#Ca,1'r' <“* Mra- Mildred Roinh were., have returned from their trip lo Wash­ here lu.-H week In attend the funeral HUMt* Of hl* aunt. Mrs. Archie McCoy. Mr nnd Mrs Ivan IXiinls of Grand! a,’d NL”11.?an’nohu-’e "*«1 ington. D. p. of Thns Waters nnd Vmt relative* over tlie utvk end. They wer, (in jheir RMpfda spent Sunday with Mr and । ln * £llfd Mtws Louise and Marjory Gower Mr and Mrs Oriie Bishop and little wedding tour, having visited Philadel- Mra Frank Kilpatrick. ‘ j Nashville, Mrs. Cora Selkirk of Plainnnd Mm. Edward Smith and Jack spent unu sirs, uivara annul ana jaia apcm uaugnier daughter or of nouanu Holland were Sunday ounosy Pa., the Shenendoah Valiev unJ Mr ului Mr* Cha*. Farthint called Saturday afternoon in Lansing and' guests of Mr and Mrs. Herbert Bishop phia. tho.Caverns. Washington. D C. Balti- trn Mr. anrt r^ Pierce Sunday-at । Grand Ledge. 1 Men. Tlieodorc Jones and Mrs Will more. .Md. Atlantic Qty. N J. New Ulrtr Wall lake cottage i nt',‘k.m , J, WlUWms, Nancy Dolan. Annes Johnson and 1 Silsbee were in Grand, Rapids recently York city, acre* u> the l-'i'.r Fingers Mlv, i»r<-thy Dell is sp-nding. jair; | *‘!fnOL Mr*'' Doris Radford went Monday lo the and called on Mrs. Karl Knickerbocker. —»—*•_ lake region in‘New York. Toledo. Ohio, ,f her vacation vatung relatives Jn i F HASTINGS, MICH. ’ Corwin of Yorkville. Camp pin- Girls camp at the south Mr. and Mr». S P. Nichols and son Uien on lo Hastings. ;■ Lietrot I’ end of Char lake i Jimmy ». of Detroit were .... guerts of Mr. HIGHBANK. * > V * ——— • Miss Evtfyn Rogers of Portland spent' ■ Richard Edmonds of Battle Creek 1* N. J. Bennett Miss Martha Bennett and Mra. L. E. Barnett over Ure week FORTY-TWO ATTENOED j)u. |;iAi <,j u1(. week With Mr. and Mm. nUd Mi-,-. Ruth Erickson of Evunston.1 end. i spending a few days at Mr. nnd Mrs. TUESDAY LUNCHEON, chi* Farthing -Hl. sjient the week end with Mr. and ii Mlsa Helen Newton sficnt lurt week I Laurel Miirsliull s. Madonna lilies with blue delphinium । rJavid Kilpatrick or Eum uuk-i'ng ha i!! Mr. and Mm James Clark of Dowling Mrs Richard GrrxM. in kalamuzoo visiting her sisters. Mra. and pink and indigo larkspur* probeen appointed Second Lieutenant and Mr. and Mrs A. J. Vrdder and Mr. ' Pi ed Mahopcy-and Miss Mildred Newnnd Rev. Delbert Qstroth und Mrs. vlded a charming background ter the !s spending a month in thdlting al und Mn Floyd Gaskell sere Sunday , ton luncheon al thc Country Chib. m. Sheridan. IllinoU.. ,|tOstrolh and son Donald of lainsing Kucfeta of ... Mr. und and . .... Mrs. E B. More 7:.:i Mb* Florence Wolkins left on Sun- Tuesday corers being laid ter forty-two , on account of Hw Bible Conference!'■were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr.' lumlly of Mamliull. ' [day for New York City where ahe will Mr* Cblterd Dolan. Mm R R Me- m Lak«> Odessa there,will be no Com- and Mn usiic Adams nnd Sarah o>- Realize Your Wants By Reading Other People’s Want-Ads and Mm H H Peirce spent tlie'attend Columbia UniverMty this aumDonald remained for n longer; Peek, and Mm Carroll McGuffin wereimljnity wrvicesi for thc nexj. two Sun-;•jtroth. w<i k end in Milwaukee, Wls.. 'going mer. vi*it. - ' ti»e committee ip charge. • day crenlng.u acmsj. the lake by bout from Grand MP.-. June Fellows. Mil# Wilma Me, ■ Clean Maxwell Mcud of Hastings ix Mm. A W. Wtxxlburne had a table of Bunday evening marked tlie close of Haven, returning Monday . Fate and Rov Wright of .Waldron ■making his home with Mr. and Mra. eight gueau complimentary lo her the three weeks'Bible sclux.d ounduriedi Edgar TiKmias of Dayton. Ohio, spent calks! on Mrs. Mary Showcrman on daughter. Mrs. D. R. Lethbridge, of’by Rev E J Nest. RrcitaUotu and Bert Daly. Sunday visitors were. Mr ' llu* week end here. Mrs TlurtirrtS. Mm. I Tuesday. . r™7>;' ' D.mle Cnie and Min Barbanl Johnson Mr. and Mrs Sam Schh-h and Mr. i Mason Guest* from away Included Mrs «"W“« reiuiixil with him on Sundays and Mrs. Bari Schleh of Middleville Robt. Gatewood. Dearborn, Mrs. D. R. ’“Kiir bT.C ■ Ix—ter Brumm visited hi* mother.' -„> I Mn;. Harold Pelhuni und son Geof- wore Sunday gncsJs. of Mr. and Mrs. !. Lethbridge. Lcinorwgc. Manon, Mason, Miss miss Webb. wt-oo. Grand oranu ■ Mm. G. E. tfrumm. of AttjryU Center! M I frey returned to their liomc In New Dun Lewis. ■ 1 Rapids. Mm. Altxirr. Hubbard. Highland Sunday. Mrt^Brwpm has been quite “^^25 1 nnd Brunswick. N. J. lust week. Geoffrey, Mr and Mrs. Ralph Wood and fam- Park. p k Mr.v R " C lii^u.ni Mrs Robert JesM-n rlhcncn. Mrs m Mr. and-Uro. Howard Burchett nnd ; has spent tlw M-Jmol year here. 'fly and Mln Geneva W«ri of Grand p M?’ Mr and Mm. Mr. Wm. Wm Britton and Mm . family ofn(1Assyria Called on Clare MurMr. . .. R.. _v Miss Jannet Michael and her guest. Rapids vMtcd Mr and Mm. C E Wood p “ ,“lr' *;<“*. ' Mrs A *' ;Dyer. <(Greta Armtjrusteri. u,,n j„y of Medina, New Ydrk visit.d I Mb.-. FJizubeth Cooix-r of Chevy Cha.se. on•MlM Sunday u’rtA f!! Betiv nimiffh was the mirst of Mru S*Rn9.U w‘Brc'utcr °',k ’won *"»’ S««S'Mr. and Mm. tMin Bulling. Geo. Fuller M d M Laurcl Marshnll and Md.. were guests ot Miss Ada Michael; ———*------- -- -----------of Detroit on Friday and Saturday. en’ rousm MbS WHnS’. WlSm^re at Mm ; a»d Mr‘ Wilbur Lane carried ; (rom Monday until Thursday; On ' Clras. Doyle and Donald Doyle a PUklnton. at Mor- ff lhc ln goK Mr> Thun4a>. aIld Mr, buh.^ Mr in Muskegon on Sunday with JL.^.. .. chvo nci. m ia.t wee*. wccx .1 will be chairman for thc July 5th1 Fuller and .Mr. and Mrs. ■Allerding and ton Froze, of Union City, Indiana, is Doyle, who Is there assisting with \h‘Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brower and , their guests apent the day with Mr. and spending tiw summer here. cure of her brother, who is very' H>> family spent tlie w»rk end al the Hia-1| luncheon next Tuesday. <H.C£ CLuA'bKEAKFAST. : Mr and Mm. Will Sage und daughter; a utlra club In thc Upi>cr Peninsula SOUTH WOODLAND. Gertrlide and Marilyn and Frederick near Manistique. Pleasing Children's day exerciser Wentworth of Grand Rapids spent Mr. and Mrs. Will Mishler and Mr. „ were held nt thc Brethren church Sun­ S.....I.V Mr «nd Mr, Frri VOU.U! ,,U Mr. Smllb W.ll «u.M« '6^,1Jl il'v.i.'inV.’Cn^ui w-iJSTMr day morning. A good crowd was preMiss Helen C. Mills entered Parsons Frank Moore and. family of Charlotte • Room of tlie Columbia Hotel at Kala- F - ' Mr nd Mr*‘ N - w“.,ruU1- Mr i-ent, ' and Mrs. Raymond Faui and Mr. and ' Mr and Mrs. P. Mullenix und Mr. KtLshu'A _____ _ .... —.......... - Glee club ... llii-dne:.s r-olh-uc college nt at KAl.-iniiiw, Kalamazoo r.n.MnnJav on jSunday allrnw,.. afternoon?'' mazoo rfor the...Women's ol1 Monday and will make her Iwme with | Mr. and Mrs. A. H. carveth and Miss W. S T. C. This is tlie fourth annual |। Mrs Kail Paul nnd daughter Marita - and Mrs. EvervU of Battle Creek sjwnt Mm Mark Hiitnniond. 453 .Academy Josephine Carveth went to Charleston. breakfast held by tills orgunUatlon and | , Rev. E J. Nest and daughter Orlran ’I Sunday P M. with their daughter, Mrs. ten days' vacation visit-1 St. . • ;W. Va.. on Thursday to visit Mr. and Mis* Hunter, who is a past' presfdent. I। .are spending -s” at u'iiitTn "wiw^n ...... . 0831 Ftonnwan- and-family. |lng relatives tytsconsin. nl,Riton. JX.V m ddaiwht.T Mr and MrA Ford HolIy und Mr “nd Miss Margaret Heath is home from [ Mrs Marion Hodgson. says it was one of tlie prettiest I Mrs. Rev. -2-- 2 Muskeeon lw the summer vacation. I Mrs.' Jviin Tappan of Battle Creek The room and program carried out Joan ot Lansing are visiting Mra^E. J. She expects to go Id Bay Vie**lutcr visited Mm. F. L Bauer part of last tlie idea of a garden and was called tors at Torrence Townsend's Saturday. where slw! hat- einploylncnl during Uw: week. Mr. Tappan and daughter came "Mistress Mary's Garden." Each of thc Mr. und Mn Geo. Lennon of Cleve­ Mrs. Roy Rowlader ot Grand RajMds .land, Ohio, culled on hi* grandparent*. summer months. for Saturday und Bunday also 105 guests found a dainty corsage, bou­ GuesLs of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. J.- Larsen | Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith visited quet at her place.-Miss Hunter sang visited her mother. Mrs. Chiu.. Hatton .Mr. and Mr*. W. Holmes Sunday. nt their Wall lake cottage over Sun- friends in Traver^ City Usl week and two numbers "Joy", and "The Time part of last week and Sunday. Mrs. ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. strong of Ifackday were. Mr. and Mr*. Theodore Kll- enjoyed .^ome trout fishing. They for Making Songs Has Conu-,"—From Hatton relumed with her to Grand soh sfient a |»rt of last week with their Rapid, for a shott visit. mer and Eunice. John Damon nnd Mr. ■ made thc trip in their house car. parent*. Mr. und Mrs. Harnson* BlochThc Rockford Register. Mr and Mrs. Donald Gager of Hart­ Bridgeman, nil of Lapsing. I Paul and Mix, Frances Conklin went ford spent n little while lh Woodland M A. Dunbic spent Sunday with Mr. to thc Western State Teachers' college CELEBRATED BIRTHDAYS. Mrt. Carrie Scot: took her son Saturday afternoon. (diaries to tlie Kellogg camp Monday. and Mm. R. B Ri*u.m< of Ypsilanti. Mm. nt Kalarpazoo on Monday .morning to Beatrice Christiansen of Bttvntt Cor­ Dr and Mrs R G. Finnic and chil­ U.miw and Miss Helen Lambie re-[attend thc six weeks' summer school, ners and Margaret Garrison of Hen­ and Mrs Verdon Coville of Free. Mr.spent turned with him. Tlie latter was nc-1 Misses Margaret and Betty Wilcox of dershot Corners celebrated their dren spent tht-week end at Wall lake. jxjrt Thursday with his parents. Mim JoAnne Finni*' visited her ! cuinimnied by Miss Elaine Slnculie of Jackron spent laM week visiting Mrs. twelfth birthdays at thc latter* home Mr. and Mrs. Clyde coville. Y|i.lluntL-— w s. C Brock und other relatives und re­ on Saturday afternoon. They had as grandmother. Mrs Joseph McKnight * Mrs. Jessie DlUcnbeck of Woodland ’ Mr. und Mrs Ralph Eggleston enter-1 turned to their home in Jackson Sun- guests. Edith Tobias, Viola Tcrpennins, of ' Hastings lust week. called on old friends and her nephew, Mrs Geo. Paul is spending a few ]Floyd Dillenbcck. Thursday. fnhirt! on Sunday. Mr. nnd Mr». Elmer day. . Melva Tobias. Bernadene Schantz. Wnrrcp. Miss Ix-na Warren nnd Mr. Misses Beatrice and Frances Car- mure Beatrice auuoon. Matteson. ix.msc Louise una and ixiana Leland rday* with her son. Chas. Faui and famnnd Mm. Stanley Mankcr nnd duugh- rothcra' carne home from Detroit on ChrlvtiaiMcn and Hortense Mead. Both ,y of Hast ini> COUNTY LINE. t< r Roberta of Sunfield and Vincent Tuesday and will spend thc summer girls received .some nice presents. They , Mr- “ntl Mni Ward P.antv and B<-vMrs Carrie Gerlingcr and Mrs. H. Egcicitfon Buttle creek. I with their parents. Dr. and Mrs Frank spent lhe afternoon playing games, and prly sl’t’nl Sunday with hi* iwenta, Winkler were in Grand Ledge Satur­ were afterwards treated to ice cream Mr and •'^rs ®,on P,,UK> Beverly re- (day afternoon. Donald D. Smith of Detroit was here1 Ciirrothcin. over, the week end. Mrs Smith and i Mr. und Mrs. John Doster of Wocxi- und two birthday cakes niter which ;'’>‘«‘»«l to vl.dt her grandparent-, for Mr und Mrs. Waller Cooke visited Sudr. who have been vislUng Mr. and land and Mrs. Vem Quick and Norma they returned to their homes tired but' “ Urt’k ,,r in Grand Rapids and SparU Sunday. ■ 1 Mr. and Mrs G. Slickly of Battle Mrs. J. T Lombard and other relatives of Banfleld viatted Mr. and Mrs. W J. happy. Mbs Esther Schuler and girl friend; Creek visited Mr. and Mm John Dre( returned with him on Sunday. They, Watkins and Mix, Florence Witkins ot Ann Arbor vlrfled the former's par­ ATTENDING R. O. T. C. ter last week. plan to go. to Bay View next week to on Friday. ents. Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Schuler, over AT CAMP CUSTER. । Mrs. Louisa Branson and Mr nnd thc week end. MX-hd the summer. | Mrs ’ Marian B. Goodyear has re­ Francis Townsend lias gone to Camp Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Edmonds returned turned from Seattle. Wash., where she ■ Rev. und Mrs Rlcbel and sons of ’• ; od Mejrers Naperv<H^ m cajne Saturday to visit on Thunday from n visit in Akron.1 attended the General Federation of Custer where hc will attend the R. o a Mr t%SMU^Ft m 'he faltl,r. the Rev. John Ohio. They aLw> attended reunions in Women's elute, as a representative of junior students ut universities in var­ mJ. JL” * • dn m i!{lrbcI- P“^oc of the Evangelical Ashland. Wooster and Kent. Ohio and the Hastings Women's club Frontier. Mich Mm. Earl Prase and । Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kvrmcen and ious states, from Culver •Militari- and Mm. John Dreter were Battle 'church here. IN COLORS Academy and other places. Tlie young Chs-k Vteitera ; Miss Helena duughtcra. Putty and Elaine, of near daughter, Miss Fern Kermcen. of CaleMis* Helena Schuler Schuler spent sjicnt Monday Monday Mr and Mrs Robert Au-Un returned, b| OrBnd Ra l(U l Akron. returned with Mr. und Mrs. donia were Sunday guests of Mr. nnd men will make practical use of th1? • ■ For a limited time only, Edmonds and will *|ay untll-after July j Mm; Jack Snyder, mim Kcrmeen . rc- military training received in college, in­ Sunday from a weeks vacation and Mrs Mary KUnx I m.v. ol,. BcUrt. tnurt.lnM Sun<l>> turned Tuesday to her work in Battle cluding sham battles, scouting, trench e.n>Wn, .rtp .1 HolUnd we are going to offer HOUSECOLORS Mn H.im.h mu rMAWMI. d.>, broths. M J. (auM ud Ml%es Gertrude and Margaret. Creek., and will leave soon for Ann Ar- work and regular army maneuvers un­ Mr and Mr. T. C- Marian and Mr mnv Hobart and Engpnc, oT Grand: Smith. daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Don- [bor for three months of nurse's training der army discipline you a special price on •?•. 5!? Mr. and Mr. F. A. Sckardv old smith of Detroit, arc on a motor .at University hospital. at Saddlcba;: lake Sunday and Gicndon and Mr. and Mrs. .Vic ­ our outside house trip tlymigh the east. They will return Miss Mary McElwain and Miss EmHustings friends liave received lhe iI Fl." ’ 8l '" r “ " Erktrd. and cmidrrn. ' about tlie 4th of July accomimnied by, ily McElwain went to Detroit today to announcement of the marriage of Mias ■ paint. thc following at their cottage <xi ;-------------- ——-----------I Miss Marguerite HcUnanspergcr of (viait relatives. The former, in company Mary McQuillan to Mr. Robert Markt tained , Jordan lake in honor of Don ’ s birthday. | New Rocihelle. New York, who after .with Mrs. Minnie E. Bnce and other TAMARAC CORNERS. NEVER BEFORE spending a week here with friends will | friends, will spend several days in on December IB. 1931, at Maumee. Ohio, Mrs. Sto’.a Hilbert and family. Mrs |I One of tlie girl* of this community. Mr*. Markt was one of the nurses here : j leave th spend Hie rest of Hie summer I Chautauqua, N. Y.. and Miss Emily Mc- with the Barry County Health Unit Rena Culler and Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Miss Orpha Wortley. and a Mr. Blowin-1 have we offered /our V . aski of North Odcasa were married last with Miw Helen Hetmanspergcr in1 Elwain goes on to Royal Oak where she last year, acting as city nurse. Con­ Wolcott of Wert Woodland Mr. and Mrs. Bert Snupgs ot De- ,week. Congratulations. • California. . [will be the guest of friends. paint to you at this gratulations are extended. . ।troll spent tlie week end with Mr. and Visitors and callers at Walker Cot-! _________ Mrs F. F Hilbert (ton’s Sunday were. Mrs. Ruth Duncan ; Outside white $2.50 special price. FORMER RESIDENT • Mt»s Lucy Lind has returned to her , IN LANSING HOSPITAL. position in the bank after an illness of jand sons. Don and Max. Mr and Mrs.; Word has been received Unit Mrs. two months. Mrs Ralph LcfDer uxik <Henry Karchcr and Mr. and Mrs. Lou, Geiger of Lake Odessa Earl Norris of Lansing frnce Vera Hol­ Mr. and Mrs Lewis Otis and son' brook i daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. E. O. her place during her absence. Mrs John Volte and Mr. and Mrs. jMurray of Hickory Corners spent overt Holbrook, formerly of thia city, is in Arthur Giddings and daughter Ruth the hospital in Lansing in a very criti­ returned Thursday from Tawas city to jSunday at Forrest Houghton's. ' L. V. BESSMER Eredghl Sp<ci>li>t Mrs. Mattie Newman in some way fell, cal condition. Her friends here hope Just for a short time only will spend the summer with Mrs. Volte. Mr (on a ladder that was leannlng against, HASTINGS. MICH. for her recovery. nnd Mrs. Giddings were In Ann Arbor ।a load of iuiy and was hurt, but not, we hold this remarkable Friday and Monday Mr Giddings left a A HAPPY SURPRISE. scriousjy. ■ offer open. ti begin study al •summer schpol in " H»v« them lookNORTH MAPLE GROVE. dies of the fourt h ward, who werp for­ Ann Arbpr. Th* Pea VJnc/y has b<yn in opera­ Don’t continue to injure them—to put up with Mr. and Mrs. Flock of Battle Greek) ; mrr neighbors of Mrs Deila Kopp, rcmembered here as Mrs. Della Smith. tion the i>ast week and the fanner* are ispent part of last week, at lhe home of in nnd the many results of it. Be modem and Isurpriaed her with a deUctou* pot luck busily engaged in hauling their . first iAustin Flook, n all influences that retard you on your way to Mr. and Mrs. Otis Whitmore hnd' dinner at her home near Woodland— peas to-the vihery. Saturday afternoon at 3:00 R M. all Ifamily were Sunday guests in thc home1 and it was a genuine surprise too.—-One See as you should and notice how much you the children from‘the village and vi- cof her brother. Carl Archer, near' who was-there We promise to cause you to see as well as cinlty gathered nt lhe home ot Welby <Charlotte. HAD WIENER ROAMT. Crockfoni to form a pet parade. Nearly .; a-.r. Mr. ani and Mrs. Fred Hanes, Mrs. Mary HASTINGS, MICH. PHONB2U5 W> Tlie boys of MU* Violet Crook's Sun­ fclxty children and their pets, headed by! Holsople. Russell Jones and Mr. and, Continued next week. , , Dar Dan Roberts spent Monday evgaj day school dais enjoyed a hike co three Boy Scout* inarched Uuough | Mr*. village and two blocks west, south southining Freer i place up the river on Wednes­ the vtUasst nir- with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Keyes al, day and'later had a wiener roan. (and east.-Their pets fanged from Shet- Nashville. Mr. and Mrs Duane Bauer are n-1 I Independence T T. S. Baird Watch for He ll make you laugh but he has another mission in life as we On Our Bradley-Vrooman Line of HOUSE PAINT Bradley* Vrooman Dedicated to Better Vision Limited Time Only! >t Overlook Your Eyes B. A, LyBARKE f | �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNtS&XT. JUNE 29. 1IJ2 PAOEEIORT Our Success GLASS CREEK. Sunday visitor* at Forrest Havens' were John Foreman and wife of-Kain-, tnuzoo. Mrs. Alva MyGlocklin. Mr*.! Robt McGIocklin and baby and Louis I Havens of Hustings. | Ray Erway and family and Mrs, I j Kale Erway. also Katie Whittemore , ronii Viniinla Havens, started Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Evans of New-{for,a trip-In the northern part of the, aygv. Miss Bernice Evan* of Grand state expecting to be gone several days T IS INTERESTING In witness the pride which residents are RupidA and Miss Marie Evans of LanSunday visitors ut Fred Otis' were) sing visited Mr. and Dan Evans {Lyle Otis and wife. Louie Erway and manifesting in thrir dwellings. One need* be engaged in lhi« Friday. > family, also Ray Otis nnd famllv of MYs.-Ltbble McKibbln of Cloverdale Kalamazoo und Harry Dunn and fast-1 »l»rd the week end with Mrs Hannah j Hy. '• 1 Robinson. | Chas. Whittemore nnd sons. Donna Through our Home Inspection Service we have discovered that Mr and Mrs. w D Wallace were at Foreman and Harold Otis of Kalawmr uf the owner* who hav> been doubtful about lhe condition Lansing Friday 'mazoo. Cleo Brown and family and. of their house* have been agreeably surprised to yet a “Good Mlsse* Amy Hartwell. Elisabeth Pen- Fred Bechtal of Hastings wpent Sun­ fold anti Ruth Wallace went to Chat- day nt Gllklc lake. Condition” certificate, the house having been mi lubstantlally latte Tuesday to spend tlie balance of' Karl Keefer, Jr. of Potterville re-' /built that it has defied lhe hand of time. Other’ owner*, on ihe the week with Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand {turrtei home Tuesday after a ten contrary, have been positive that their home* were In almost per­ Young. I days’ visit with Gordon Havens. ; fect .repair. yet examination ha* revealed wettltlteotea or disinte­ ■ Allen Brumm of East Lansing and Sunday visitors at Roy Erway's ■ Muv Edna Brumm of Kalamazoo are were, Al’Wolfe, wife and daughter* of gration which, had it not been promptly attended to. might have ^tending part of their vacation with Grand Rapids and Dick Rose and wife i their parents. , of Havtings . Mr* D. D Hess and Mr*. Gail Ly-Wm. Llnging and wife and son of Object of Service Is Two-Fold— km* were in Grand Rapids Monday. • Hxstlngs and Mrs. Blanchfr-OtL* of Mr. and Mn Homer Connor of Lansing, ako Wm. Otis Jul wife of Lynn. Indiana, spent Saturday night West Rutland wfre Sunday callers at terUl bu*inr*. and we believe reminding local home owner* of with Mr und Mr*. O'.lte Lykin*. Gid Fre<j Otis'. i.e.*.ley of Detroit is-spending'a fowl! »• —•»«- «.•----- .L* — — this fact. so’iliAt they will think of u* when in need ol good* in Lucille OtlS — of »**-. Chicago visiting days with them. ilier parents. ! Mi.*s Margaret Furni** of Detroit is, Mrs. Edwin Burkina! and children of -vtelting her iiarent.*, Mr. und Mrs.' Ann Arbor visited relatives here lust obtain job* i» merely returning favor* which they have shown u* ! week., , V«>n W Fnrnivs. . . , : Mrs J. Clare FttrnL** has gone to M“. Sara Durgl.iin Mrs. BurghdjifT 1., is Miending in the past. • Ixvs Angelea, California to visit her;i{some time Univ with her daughter. Mr*. Mrs Roy son. Louis, and family (Oakes. Bob Lard a‘ --■■• -• ?*k?R' Lard and futnlly of Possibilities For Home Improvements Are Many ■ Lble .Cortricht of Rawlelgh. North Yankee ....Springs were calkAn there Carolina Is visiting his parents. Mr.! Sunday. and Mrs W. b Cortrtght. | A rertes bf lectures beginning Mon­ made in materials. »nrh a.* Gypsum waillxUrda and insulation and Lloyd Mead of East Lansing spent' day evening. July 11. will be given at tlirrrfurr du not rralire liuw quickly and Inrspenvlvcly home ln»Monday with his mother. Mrs. Eunice , the Rutland town hull by Mr* Walck Mead. i and Miss Helen Linn. The following Probably .ju.c can lx- found for it in the attic or lhe baaemcnl. Mr.* Sarah Helen Russell. 89. died at; subjects will be given one each week Does hr need a bathroom? How about partitioning off a large her home here. Saturday after a few i for six week*, nnatomy. hygiene, health tedrvont'.' Uning the cold garage, putliuc .1 lirrproof wallboard h<Vir-' illtte.v* Funeral services were j talks, nutrition, physical qulturc. The celling in the basement, insulating Hie attic lu return the owner held Tuesday afternoon at the home public 1* urged to attend. No person perhaps 30 per relit dividend* in furl saved each year—these ate at 2 30 o'clock Burial in Lakeview i under fourteen admitted, only a lew ol the in.iny thing* which owner, are doing to make cemetery She leaves two daughter*.{ ------------- -------------------the home a more comfortable, mure convenient, more economical ' Mrs. William Woodard of Vermontville. POIIUNK. Mrs Susie Kratt and one son. Frank.! Rachael Cain luc* retuiiietl from I te.tli living with their mother, i Kuluma/-.<> college and is sending Mrs. Orthu Cadwalder. 72. and Mrs. Lome time With ht-r parent* 'i . Minnie Avery. 56. of CharJotte. Were1 John O'ConneU and Mrs. J<-.-.*l<Injured Sunday when the car in which- Roush who liave b<t-n s|Wndin’ rame ,t they were riding crash<|l Into a tree; time with Mrs. Clara Ransom, have rrTELEPHONE 2276 - - HASTINGS, MICHIGAN about a mile .south of town. A tire 1 turned to their home tn Mttrion. Ohio. ' ; blew out causing the accident Mrs • There will be a series ot stx lecture। Cudawalder. owner of tlie car. suffered;nt tlte Rutland town hall beginning■ »!.. laceralkjw and probably Internal in-.July n and cuiuinulng each Mnndi.v ', * , , jurtra. Mrs Avery was cut nnd Rich-1 night for .ax weeks Tite .■.ja nkers will Lawn nr.- nnuiiniiut fvr a few days. ,i ( ard Revsman. driver of the car. ej- 'ix- Dr. Edna Walck und Mte* Helen1 Bob Guv and Roy Chatterdun of cap d with mini.r mjunea. A doctor;Unn. Thev will talk on. anatomy.' Ralph Sprague und wife who »j>.-nt Springbrook. eainlx’d here front Friday and ambulance from Charlotte came physiology, jg'rsotml . hygiene, nutri- 1 1 till Sunday. . । .or tlu'iu and took them to the Com-:t'.:i and preparation of rkxI. proven-!'Ohio, n turned Wednredny Rena und .Iron Bdenrgmn nnd Ia<lV inunity hospital. . tton <>f communliabte dL-caras. corrro' DELTON it. E. CHURCH Ralph Hubbard and witt frit nd “t Grand liapldr wnt Friday L. D MHca. Pallor. I Ml-'--- ntirrssi Dau.M- was nt South' tion of physical defects and Hie manund Sathiday tit tin- Buersma cottage. AT DELTON. j Haven ..aturday attending tlie Porter- • agement of thc child. These lectures n( E, D. Reynold*'. । 5 inger wedding. 1 are frt-e. Everyone invited und urged to i ' I aiidiyr w< .. Adodih Danse of Big Rnplds sjwnt ci in,.. < Kalih-i .. a few days at his home lipa week. i Mr. and Mr*. Don Bliiiston of Grand day ut h- t brother':., will 1.4! , Vni Brf,*n »«wi daughter. RaSrt<fa were Sunday gu.-*t* ol Mr. and 'South Irving. Berth,it Tobias' und ion Jean, sfient 'Hiursdiiy and Friday with! Mr.*. Amll Bauchman. : ’ »-nt Sunday at Charlie Mrs. Hazel Putnym and children ut « ™i._ ..r : Elmer Loehr of Jackson is 'ixiiding O'roi'’ the week with his jmrent-*. Mr. und i 1 | Vernon Barr add children uro plan­ Mrs. Luther Lpchf. .. jning on returning W Minnesota with , , . u... form. . , raoiber U M»n ... *,»>■. F,*ST waU. LAKI', m AU INITV. mary Baer, who hud pneumonia. U r-., tvw.it-. • able to travel. . I WeekU‘tier Mr. nnd Mrs Chnrle.-. Higdon and’ .Mr “nd \Irs Ra’>”‘ spent family have gone to the Dakotas to' l!l* w<M!k tnd nt •*,eir hdme in Tbledo. • visit tlie formers brother. o,’0' , „ . . , „ MU. MM>k r-rk, lu. »i»Ao Ann•' Arbor Ktere .hr will .utnd summer “ p“"y i?* >“™ m™ .... school from Friday till Sunday evening | ML winuum U Vluun, nlallve. In SffS 1**"“',”, *' J,D ; . Grand Rapid-'wwc- u‘v Rf’1,nU5 untI family. Byron ; h.n H:.>K.»k Chleug «‘“l »1" M.rlUnrl l*.k : -a eek. being one of tig- four boys 'Uio, , ... ’ -.'-no a free three-day trip In n circula- , “I,(1 M,s- Vnelnnd of Treijmy-h, I Hon contest for the Mwn-Journal, urs‘!{.‘1’,:’1 !,,elr1c01f'“-'’' Buttle Creek. ’ . Cltnord Kahler nnd wife spent: .! Mis* Alice Roscoe of Ypsilanti is!1 hursda>' ln Kalamazoo. I spending the -rammer ------ — — with •-her rboM ao»>; mother. . . , ORDER FOR PUBI.tCATlb.N. M. | Kenneth Roscoe and Carl Brown*. Isjicnt a few days thc first of thc week, 'in Detroit. . .' M i' Mis» Esther Dull and two Lansing teachers are enjoying a trip tn Niagara Fall.*,' Boston. New York City and Frol.«l< ■. Washington. D C. ' Mr. and Mrs Hubert Wilson liave gone to Mount Coric. Ohio, where thc Our Townspeople Take Pride In Their Homes Hu been achieved through care­ ful btulur** management and catlifactorjr dealing with policy­ holder*. ' SEE US FOR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual I FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN J. L. MAUS A SON Local B«pr*Mt.l*tlr«>. HaiUnp, Mich. H. S. SHELDON • LIGHTER inwelght. HA It I) EH on did HASTINGS MARKETS The Home Lumber Co. . ninHinniiiniiiiiiinmiiinimni initbi ' -roit nisi • t 1. t. Fakibita <•> ui i: ,*t, Newspapers . Gin Sall Your f>.'. Mcrthandire -, [LnowJ elephants! Mammoth Whale HASTINGS lhe Beauty That Charms UR FUNERAL home, . in .the years that have pa-vsuL—.has been improved from time to* time, and new beauties have O tk Today it is a place nientvd upon by-iill who inspect itr if Saturday, July 9th!!(- Paul Perkin.* has traded Kls gas atatlcn and residence -to George Evans for the former Perkins farm, near Charlotte. Mrs. Charles Dalhatlscr and two ... daughters are. visitinggalattves. • ■ Mrs Libbic Maatsch. of Lansing 1* ' spending a few dhys ut thc RtissclL ; home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hanes. Mr. and ': Mrs Dun Roberts and Mt. and Mrs. .Orville Flook took a pot Mirk supper! - ti- Monday night and surprized Mr and ' f - TOI*8| yiNt ONE UAI DAY UNLT ONLY at Michigan Ave. Tracks Michigan Central R. R. ADULTS 25 cents - CHILDREN 10 cents AMP CARDS OF THANKS ' FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. for fumorttiary e.-dublishhient. rather than tin- private resi­ dence. then our fu­ neral h o in e will , M • ” * the,family. GROVE. GRANGE PROGRAMS • Mrs, Fred Schultnryer of North i I Plains spent Thursday with Mrs. E D. v.. Lewis. . ; D>Mr. and Mrs. August LaFontaine of , I Hopkins U spending tlie week with liei, ,r.',' । parente. Mr. and Mr.*. Elinyr Catcher ; of this vicinity. j Mlss Helen Vrnema of Ots<-go spent 7' from Tuesday until Saturday with ■ Maxine Foote of this place 1" Mrs. Bert Brown si»cnt the past week . il with her daughter. Mn.. Lewis Case. o,. and husband at Traverse City. i ■<' Mr* Edgar Brown and granddaugh- i ter went Sunday to Mishawaka, Ind. t.i to spend several weeks with her daugh­ ter. Mrs Belle Miner of tliat place ,,r* The many friends of Mrs. John (*'•’ Crawford of Gun lake were so sorry ’• i to hoar of her passing away Sunday night, and Mr Crawford lias Hie sym- 'J' pothy of all in his bereavement : ' WEST- ORANGEVILLE TkND EMMANUEL CHURCH. EAST GUN'-MARSH. tErilCOPALI Mr. and Mrs Allen McCafferty re­ v. J. A. McNulty. Reetsr. Irattt a*. T«l. 3S2I. turned Tuesday from a week end visit BINDER TWINE PLYMOUTH RED TQP contains 20% more twine, uniform in size, stronger and- is insect repelling. We also Carry Plymouth Standard and Prison Twine. Prices mush.lower. Wallace Feed & Seed Store < Phone 2458 Hatting*. Mich. ( al McG Utley as well as other places of, ■■ line trip. Mr. and Mrs. James Modjeska and , Howard Hawley of Grand Rapids were ’ ■ VanElt. y i._ tors of Mr. and Mrs c e. WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME BROADWAY C MEEH oMulaiiu&niice ’Sens — — Feet Something Better FOR QAT F r vn urtLE. J7qq qq Waltham Player Piano, ■ .better! 10 b-b.nawxo. I. Speed compt-Utkui between an airI plane and 12 racing pigeons over an U0■mile course In Great Obtain resulted I in a victory for the plane by a quarter Jof an hour. Mr. and Mrs C. E. VanCu onckfamily account to responsible party for balluul Mr. and Mrs. Roy Burgen and ance Of 16200. Write— family spent Sunday ut Slidp's resort i with a picnic dinner and fUhing. Walllum Factory Representative, ■ The official organ of thc Communist I Party. Pravda, published In Moscow. |h*s a dally circulation of 2,300,000. । Twelve round trips a day are made by passenger airplanes between New York* and Washington. Box No. 3. Alma. Midi, » ......... ■■■■,. If we have done something that-is good, let *s forget it—and do something •» , ■■ ■ CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Service AJut Ambulance Service | HASTINGS Trillions 24l7or 146t or lilt �* [ Wednewhy, June 29, 1932 THE HASTINGS BANNER PART floored him. It soon became evident on. If tlie compartment windows were tion record of tliat factory which' .u-. --------- - .— shut, jt positive proof mat the1 showed a total of 461 tractors made in tliat *. he— expected lhe peasants to ,buy their land, while* they expected It। occupants.had shed their clothes. They1 I ten days by an army of. 13,000 Russian , would be given them. When Lelnin kept the windows shut because thc uorkersl This same paper, in describ-; later in 1917 seized the government, Russians are such inveterate thieves ing conditions in that factory declared the principal part of his program wm that they would steal them through that loafing by the workers was serf-. that the peasant keep the land. This lhe open window. ■ ously interfering with production and' put him in control. Later Lenin naSpeaking of his hotel experiences he mitt there is no disposition on the part (Continued from page one. part one) I tlonalixed the land, after the peasants 'said that flies, bad food and bedbugs of the workmen to .give .an honest the priest delivered the '^mu. ro ,l,d uken 11 In 1031 lhe-,tad’ were day's work or to be efficient. Nothing talking with Russians who could s^efik proved- the utter inefficiency of the the people, it can be seen tliat this jln ruH contro1 lhe government, was an ideal plan to stabilize lhe govWhal 15 ,,1C present condition of English, ot with Americans or Eng­ Russian factory workers more than eminent of lhe Ciar. Marriage is not' nu“la7 Have we anything to fear In- lishmen who had lived in that coun­ Uieir attitude toward the foremen of much of a formality now in Russia, ’dustrlaliy or agriculturally from the try for some time, he learned that an industrial Institution. Tn this coun­ • A man and tfotnan appear before a!Soviet Union? .Before the speaker these three serious enemies of enjoy­ try foremen give directions, expecting magistrate, declare they wish to be Answered these questions he gave an able living are present everywhere in them to be followed. In Russia a fore­ married, register their names and they account of. what he saw on his visit the land of tlie Soviets One never man may try to give orders. Before are married by that simple process ln Ru^la. He wm Mked to make that found In Russia screens In windows the workers will do m the foreman di­ Divorce is still easier, but costs a little ivUU by ,he Arqtorg. the Russian or doors'-©nr was never safe in going rects the workers cal) a conference, more. Tlie marriage fee is two rubles, I «««ncy which purchases materials or anywhere without carrying antiseptic where a long, debate takes place to de­ termine whether or not the foreman s or J1.00 in our money and a divorce ’machines or other products in .the soap and insect powder. costs 11.50. The principal demand United States. He stated that, the Moscow, the largest city of Russia, orders shall be followed It they de­ made upon the Czar in 1905 wm a free *ater and food conditions in has no taxicabs. Getting about the city cide to modify his orders, qr ignore distribution of land among .the peas- -Russia are such that no American is difficult unless one can get some them, they do so. There is no shop anti, who constitute 85 per cent of: *ould carp to makc hta home there. government agency to help him with a discipline. Russia’s population. Plans were made Th* Rusal,n railroads are yo miserably government automobile. He stated The government scheme of collec­ for peasant purchase of thc land, but operated that going from one place to that it was the most dilapidated city tive farming ta destined, in the speak­ never carried out. because tlie peasant I another ta exceedingly difficult. He he had ever visited. Russians rarely er's judgment, to be a flat failure, be­ wanted the land as a gift He did not 101(1 ot his first trip on a Russian rail­ finish anything they undertake. The cause the Russians have not been care about working, the land himself.ro,d- ’here he shared a compartment city ta full of buildings they have start­ trained for large, scale production and He wished to own it and have his wife! 01 a passenger couch with another Am- ed to tear down, or just started to take no interest IT^it. do the hard work, for women do most iL ertcan. • He said that if you saw the build, wllh neither operation com­ Soviet leaders have had to give dll the manual labor in Russia. i windows open In such a compartment pleted. but nothing toeing done about upTlie much of their opposition to capital­ In 1917 Russia had had enough of I you rould ,ure- ln lhe wanner it. One thing that one notices in his ism and. in the speaker's judgment, the lhe World war. Kerensky seized me months of the year, that the passengers travels about Moscow and the whole young Russians growing up today, who g ivernment, but the land question ।lh *hat compartment had their clothes country is lhe meugemeM of clothes have come in contact with American worn by the people: Sixty per cent engineers and American workmen who of the women in Moscow in the warmer have been hired by the Soviet govern­ months go barefooted. When they ment lo teach them how to work, will wear shoes they are old, miserable some day rebel against the incapacity looking affairs nnd rarely wear stock­ and tryanny of the Soviet. ings. They wear no hate. The faces While the speaker did not hesitate to of thc men he met were emaciated, showing that they were not getting express his opinion of the Russian proper nourishment. Tlie men won- government, also of the Russian peo­ ple os industrialists, for which they thin cotton pants, canvas shoes, with thin soles. They wear the cheapest have never had any real training and kind of cotton shirts, with shirt tails for which their primitive, oriental -flapping outside the pants. Peasant minds dtaqualify them, yet he said, siloes, iw- described as the most abom­ one can not help liking the Russians inable footwear one could ever wish to because of their hospitality and klniln«». They idolize Americans. The The seasons follow each other in erally empty. Where used^at all they one great influence in Russia today, are merely storage places for thc gov­ that may at some future time work out rapid succession and all too soon ernment Now anil then you con find Its salvation, is Uiat of the efficient a store run for profit, operated by thc American englnwrs aruf workmen who winter with its chilling blasts will be owner; but prices there are so high have been tent-to Russia to train the here again. -* that very few Russians can afford lo Russian.--. In America this skill is thc buy. One can always know a government result o! 150 years of free government, store by the long line of women stand­ education and training for work. Tlie GET READY FOR IT and at the ing in line, hoping to get in and buy naturally shiftless and indolent Rus­ —-To attend to the banking wants of every cus­ cun not be expected to all stance something to cat. which is impossible sian SAME TIME... unless they have ration cards. There become an industrialist. An Ameri­ tomer in a cheerful, courteous manner. comes away from Russia gladly, are four things to be had st these gov­ can because of thc primitive, unsanitary ernment stores. One ta vodka, the na­ and really intolerable conditions exist­ tional drink, with a high percentage —To render a real and valued service in excess of alcohol. One sees many Russians ing in tliat country, due to the ignor­ ance. filth nnd disease so prevalent asleep on thc streets, dead to thc world there. ■ of that which is expected. from thc stupefying effects of vodka. Our coal and delivery service have lit Mr. Lovett's opinion the United Thc next ta black bread with thick crust and soggy interior, which Li States ought to recognize the present always been of FIRST QUALITY —To create such a friendly atmosphere that with 'hauled through the streets to the gov­ Russian government, u would in­ ernment stores in open wagons a. crease our commerce nnd we need more and we are now in position to give each transaction the customer will acquire a lasting nothing ta wrapped in Russia. One can markets. They .-will never be serious vou SUMMER PRICES ON COAL! imagine lhe condition of this bread. competitors of the United States. And confidence in this old institution. The third commodity to be found In a some time the Russian people will We always carry a complete line. government store is cucumbers, which overthrow their present tyrannical and are the "national frail" of Russia. They Inefficient government and if we show NORTHERN GROWN SEED BEANS have no refrigerators and no refrigera­ a friendly spirit -we can be of far a V —To conduct the affairs of this bank in such a tor cars.- Tiie cukes are usually warm greater help to the Russian people. In conclusion the speaker said no . Germination 94 * •» and one would say nauseating, yet the conservative and yet progressive manner that rea­ Tested by Michigan State College. Russians eat them without taking the matter how difficult life in the United trouble to peel them. A favorite food States may seem' at the present time sonable returns may accrue and the organization always $3.00 Ar Hundred is raw cucumbers and sunflower seeds. ccriditlons here ore so tar above those In going along thc streets you are like­ exlntlng anywhere else on earth thpl remain as sound as during the past four generations. We be­ wo cannot even Imagine what Die rest ly to be compelled to wi|>e from your lieve with such a purpose, we are justified m extending an face the hulls of sunflower seeds which of thc world ta suffering. some careless Russian has blown out MIDDLEVILLE. ot his mouth. Tlie fourth product on invitation to you to make this Bank Your Bank. sale tn government stores is chicory, We sympathize with Plainwell in the which costs 12.00 for one-half pound. loss of their ftour mills. We appreciate Occasionally one can buy a little what they must have meant to them, smoked fish, the only other meat Ls for we know the value of our mills to horsemeat which ta on sale at infre­ our town. Their products. ore well quent intervals. One cannot get any­ known liere arid we all hope they may Poultry and Stock Feeds PHONE 2257 y National Bank thing from a government store except soon be doing business again. x with a ration book, and he must have The annual reunion of thc WarrenCoal, Lime, Cement, Etc. Hastings, Mich. Barry County a job in order to own such a book. Fcatherbone Co. former employees will The speaker staled that he happened be held at Prairieville landing at Gull to be In Russia nt the time jrtien Ber­ lake on Sunday. July 10. 1933. This will nard Shaw, thc great socialist writer, be a pot luck dinner affair and all for­ and Lord and lady Aslor were making mer workers are invited to be present, their five-day visit to that country. Hc enjoy renewing friendships and making said thc praise given the Russian new one*. We are sure you will enjay "five year plan” by Shaw stamped-hhn the day and we shall expect to see you as a senile aas who was ready to swal­ there on thc above date. The grounds low all that the Soviet leaders told him, are beaUUuL plenty of shade, tables TALK ABOUT Hastings, Michigan hook, sinker and line. and a fine lake for the kiddies to enjoy The speaker told about visiting one M well as the older ones. . • LOW PRICE! Telephone: 2217 place where relics claimed to have Frederick Granger was home Wed­ once belonged to Queen Catherine were nesday evening from Pine lake, where being sold, principally to Americans. he Ls stationed t<jr some weeks with HERE'S TH! They were supposed to have come from the Boy Scouts. A large number of har polace. He said the only busy fac­ boys are there and no effort ts spared GREATEST tory in Russia Is thg one making these to give them a good time as well m n IRVING. stater, Mrs. Glen Dean of Bourne. ' | supper guests of My. and Mrs. John antiques. fine training, something tliat ta good "BUT" Mrs. Louise Potts of Caledonia cafied Kollar; also called on Mr. and Mrs. John Jenkins from Grand Rapids There is one show place lo which for every boy. Soviet leaders conduct tourists to im­ E. D. Johnson is very poorly of late. spent the week end with his sister, Mj55 on Mrs. Wright .Clifford Saturday aft- George Poland. er noon ............... press them with the great things they Just able to be about tlie house and Mary Jenkins, here. are doing for tlie Russian peasant. grounds a Httk-f The Ladies' Aid Society instead of Miss Mary Poland of Mt. Clemens1 Busses in Huddersfield, Eng.1'axtHere one of thc iong-halred, bcwhlskMr. and Mrs. Lou,Roberts, of Kala­ serving dinner on their regular day, and sister. Julia, of Grand Rapids and ■ scented to spare the passenger lhe us* 29x4.40 US Guard ered* peasants is shown in a comfort­ mazoo were in town on Friday calling the first Friday, will serve ice cream In Glen Chapcll of Jackson, were Friday ; uul odors of gasoline and other odors. able Utile home, equipped with a bath­ on old friends. the evening at the hall, Friday. July tub and a library. Thc speaker said Several track looeys of cement arc­ that looked fine, until you hrailzed going from here to the North county Mrs.. Sybril Warner from Vandaliai that you cannot bribe a Russian to line to be used in tlie foundation of the vm calling on Irving friends Saturday. take a bath and not one. in five can new bridge. We are all glad to see Mrs. Warner U. S. GUARD read. Tlie officers have recently relieved any time. She went to Middleville to. THE NEW The Russian Soviet government is this community uf some parties who visit Mrs. Dtela Wesbrook. opposed to religion, but one of the show have been law violators for some time. Mrs. Arglye Windes of Hawthorne’ U. S. PEERLESS places of Moscow is St. Basil Cathedral. R ta hoped tliat they will profit by Hill Farm and Mrs. Kirk Wilcox of Tlie Czar who had this monstrosity their lessons. Coats Grove have gone to Kalamazoo constructed was said to have put out Patricia and Joan Stricklen arc to W. S. T. C. for the summer term, i . MAS 11VI . . LATlX-TtlATtD, the eyes of the Italian architect who sjiending several weeks with their Miss Mary Jenkins visited .Mrs. Avta designed it. Tlie speaker said that grandparents, G. D. and Mrs. ' Whit­ Perry Tompkins in Kalamazoo a couple Save time and use McCormick-Deer­ when he was told this story he uttered more. of days, recently, going from there to 4.75-19 * a fervent TTliank God” and he hoped Battle Creek to visit Mr. and Mrs. C. ing twine,, guaranteed for length, T. I. Gillett and family spent Sunday ^00-20 *693 it would never be possible for another visiting in Bedford. R. Watson and Mrs Myrtle Palmer. i Mrs. Fred Stowell and Miss Alice’ such an outlandish building to be strength and weight. Treated KlanflRc maihodi could ■ok* such a lira erected. from Newark, Ohio, Mrs. Sarah PLEASANT RIDGE. 5.25 21 Speaking of tlie "five year plan” he Mr. and Mrs. Lester KJnnc were in Pofford, Mrs. Jessie Kennedy from destruction by insects. sfated that thc present rulers of Rus­ Flint Sunday P. M. Hastings and Mrs. Clayton Kelley and U. S. Girard I* vAMOtcUd la Its prlca dowl sia have put out a great deal of propa­ Mr. and Mrs. Alton Wood and drey- son. Mrs. Nettie Donovan, Mrs. Jane twine in the long run. 5.25-18 ganda about it. He declared that don, spent Sunday tn Carlton with Mr. Sliroader, Mrs. Bessie Rogers and Mrs. neither America nor any other indus­ and Mrs. Allie Cheney. Ray Watkins from Grand Rapids were -. will ofltao Hurt Ike naw U. S. Guard ii If you want a cheaper twine trial nation has anything to fear from Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rank of Battle calling on Mrs. Jane McCann, who was Russia. This agrees with what Count Creek spent Sunday at Lester Kin- ili last week. a good standard twine at a lower price. Safchnoffaky, once a Russian noble­ nie's. ROBINHUE PARK. . man. said here at a meeting of the The Young People's class. F. O. Brotherhood lost winter. Tlie Russian Wing, teacher, had a picnic at Campau Mr. and Mrs. Julian Potts and can never make an industrial 1st. The lake. Sunday. daughter, Betty, Mr. and Mrs. Alex­ average Russian is too Indolent to Mrs. Florence Kelsey, who has been ander Potts of Grand Rapids. Mr. and buckle down to hoxd work and too in the western states about five years Mrs. Sam Zerbe, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph careless and heedless lo be an efficient is visiting at Wornie Kelsey's. Flnkbelner of Middleville spent Sunday workman. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlie Townsend. at Payne lake. TELEPHONE 2177 DRIVE-IN SERVICE To prove his contention that the Donald, Evelyn and Harold spent Sun­ Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar and Har­ Soviet will never be n formidable com­ day in Grand Rapids at Arley Town­ old spent Sunday In Grand Rapids, FLOUR FEED -»• COAL -► petitor in Industry, tlie speaker quoted sends guests of the former's brother, Clyde, from a translation of an article print­ BRICK ■> TILL + FARM Rev. Sefle and an orchestra of Grand and family. ed in a Russian newspaper while Mr. Rapids have been secured tor thc com­ Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ctaier and fam­ TRAD! IN TOUR WORN ROTAl munity service next Bunday everting. ily spent Thursday and Friday with HASTINGS government -factories, where tractors Mr. Teeter from up north is building are being produced employs 13.000 men. a pew house on tlie Johnson property ler, and brother. Ray. This paper gave a ten days' produc- he lately purchased. Betty Potts spent Friday with her (HISS INS JBEH DIBRIND BLENT BBS — Why This Bank? In Summer Prepare for Winter FOUR GENERATIONS OF PURPOSEFUL SERVICE TO THIS COMMUNITY The Ambition and Desire of This Bank Are 1st Save Money On Coal 2nd 3rd F T'tn. Smith Bros. Velte & Company HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK i, $->95 U. S. GUARD f Binder Twine *645 *835 •755 against ^The cheapest we have jffuto <JpoH ^hop See us before you buy. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEPNMPAY, JUNE tt. 1W < Esl Frederick studt. dee d. Proof of I COUKTHOUSE NEWS II Y-M- C. A. ITEMS Abniiuun Haggerty, deed. Final | , receipt* filed, order allowing final ac ' 1: -u."*.- .a? * 1 la- '-tk,PROBATE COURT. i count entered, discharge of Admr uElghty-one boys at Barlow latke I3t. Charles Kelly Tetter, ttec'd. Pe-'«wed. estate enrolled . , 'camp this week and there will be 75 tllluei for Admr. filed, waiver of notice Eat Jefferson Hyde, dec'd Order al-1 next week, when Barry county boy* atfiled. order 'appointing. Admr. entered, lowing claim* entered, final account: tend July 1-B with Kent county boy* A bond filed, letter* issued. filed, order allowing final account en-1 big time await* there lucky enough to get tn. AU kinds of manual training Ert. Chaxle* Enzlan. dee d. Petition, tered. for determination filed, order for pub-1 Est Chancy A. Hart, dec'd. Tert I- project*, two cement tennis court*, two UcaUon cflered I mony ot freeholders filed, license to swimming directors. kXa ot good eat* Est Man' M. XUnec. deed. Petition *eH iwted. »*-nd and oath and tome unusual leadership Seventy-nine already enrolled for thc for Admr. fikrt. waiver ol nouce filed, before sale filed, report of sale filed order appointing Admr. entered, bond E*C. Helen C Mill*, minor. Petition to Hi-Y Training camp at TarfUTTake ot Admr. filed, letters '.*»ued. petition use money for education filed, order to August 28—September 3 C. Fv Angell spent Tuesday night of last week there, for bearing claim* filed, notice to use money entered ' creditor- tetMl. order limiting »ctlle-1 oeorge O Jone*, dec'd. Inven- and found 16 college leaders getting the camp ready for tlie Younger Boys' nwmt eniercd. ’ tory filed. camp tliat began June 25 John StakeFrt. Ray 8 and Harold Hinckley, ml-, Est William P Jjtrrard. deed Final ‘ m r- Pi ti'ton tor 'appointment of account and receipt* filed order allow-1 ley and Nelson Gardner arc delegate* fron^ Hasarig* Hi-Y. More may attend guardian entered, bund filed and let- ing account entered, discharge of Bpe.- ; ten ;vu«i. ■ cl*I Admr. B*ued. "Five hundred ministers ot Canada, at Est Roy Hinckley, det d Petition for Cliarle* K.'Teeter, deed. Invena convention in Montreal. Canada, say Admr. filed. <.?d,r appointing Admr. tory fil^d._______ - - ~ ’ tthat liquor conditions were. never so • «nteied. bund filed and letters U»ued. nnt n roRNi'Hs ibud as they are now. With so called UKl «<kr w mpte, 1 las' -IU sm Igovernment control." , with Mrs. Pearl Larabee July 7 for □rand Ranlds Y M. C, *A- i» Conduct­ Est. sophroma Shultz, dee d. Petition1 rjpiier Everybody eqme. ' . ing thc tryouth In wrestling this week for Admr.jBcd. waive* of notice fileJ. Mr. and Mrs Melvin Schafe and ।for the Olympic*. Or. John Brown order appointing Admr. entered, kind family of Pennfleld spent a couple of Sw , head of National physical Dept, pf the filed and letter.’ i*sged. order limiting days with her sister. Mrs. ' Howard ! y • l Moore. • • I,,, tending the Week end retreat of all Aren Bdhultaw of Battle Creek and gym lender.-, held June-25 and 28. He Mr. and Mrs. Emmil Schuhaw of i t xixwlH to visit Barry county also this filed, letter* Usfied. order limiltni -et Dowling Visited »t Henry' Bergman's, Bement entered, petition for hearin Sunday claims' tikd, nonce to-creditor* u.-.ur. Mr. and Mrs. John NorrU and Mr. PRAIRIEVILLE. and Mr- Clare Norris and son oft,' Mr and Mr*. Ix>iw and daughters of for appointment of Admr. filed, order Larey visited at Henry Bergman's Detroit are guc>ts at Mrs Long's fath-1 Sunday. for publication entered. W. A. Fredrickson. Mrs. Percey McManni* went Wed-j•er.Dorothy Harmon is spending her n< iday to visit her rtstcr ot Pcnnfield.',I vacifUon der confirming sale entered. with her mother. Mrs. Thelma Mr and' Mrs Hamilton nf Battle Est. Harland V. Swiiar < Harmon, of Battle Creek. Creek 'visited her parent* Sunday. . der tot' adjournment entered. - here after spending several week* a* a patient in University ■Ikfcpltal. She i* much improved which i« good news Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wise and Ar­ nold. Charles Armstrong and Beatrcle Smith spent Friday at this Adventist Camp meeting at tlie fair ground*-and alto called on Mr*. Alice Kicms at tlie Qounty Home. • Tlie Community Cirtje will meet at . I thc town hall, July 6. in tlw afternoon, j i ArlUs and Marvel Calthrop of-South Ptnc lake are "spending several days with their ootedn. Hazel Calthrop. I Do not forget* Uie school reunion Sunday. July 10, yt the Melhodiat church May not have all addresses 30 please tell others and bo sure to come Mr*. Maurice Hughe* entertained Friday. Mrs Bessie Hughe*, diaries and Rankin Hughes. Mrs. Belle Mui-; . l- n and Jane, local and Mr. and Mrs Leon Doster and Elizabeth of Delton 1 in iMXior of Mitur.ee*s natal day. A line (time 1* reported: Young People*' meeting Wcdnesday night at eight o'clock. Church services next Sunday morn­ ing at eleven. Rev. John Evcnngton will give thc remainder of hl* Bible lecture and pic­ No.2ic*n tures of the Holy Land on Wednesday night. July 6th al eight o'clock In the seiclal room of the church. No admis’j.?’ ,-jon fee but nn ottering will be taken. Mrs. Alice Kterns passed away Fri­ day night at the County Home where MUTUAL Service Electric lights, gas, water and the telephone are no more important to a successful and a prosperous communtity than a good sound bank. Such a bank renders a public and an individual service that is second to none. Like ANY Public 'Service Company —a bank must have the patronage and the co-operation of the public in order to be good and sound ... and on the other hand, the pub­ lic and the individual must have the service and financial influence of a gopd strong bank in order to be Prosperous and Successful. Mutual service” is the ideal relation between the bank and its customers... where each de riVes equal benefits from the association. 10c 15c Peanut Butter ICR lh 1OC Salted Peanuts FRESH SPANISH Lime Rickey 2 Bottle* 25c 25c Kidney Beans Maraschino Cherries 10c Mustard Pickles Quart Jar 15c ijuart Jar 15c SWEET Dill Pickles Sunshine Nobility 32c Assortment . • GINGER ALE 1GR 24-OUNCE BOTTLES Z Z5C Wax Paper ICR Paper Napkins Camay Soap "•ii 10c rs« 10c 3 19' ' dNE RUBBER BATH SPONGE FREE I.G. A. CoHeel I.G.A. TEAS ‘ 1 ’ blind lb. 30c ‘G’ BLEND Lb. 15c ‘A’ blend Lb. zic Vacuum Pack DeLuxe u, 39c ‘The Bank with the Chime Clock IOC Pork & Beans Japan m lk X5c Green ,ll 33c Orange Pekoe x'Lh 41c Salada 29c iCETAI Capital j conferences a day. BLENDtn $50,000.00 Surplus $75,000.00 with cancer she wax a grew* sufferer. MILO. CLAY HILLS. Site lutd lived in this vicinity only a Last Week's tetter. , John Plava and family of Grand lew years. Funeral Monday from HenMra Brandstetter. Mrs. Nina Boyle. Rapid* were callers at John Luako's one Upi's funeral parlor at Delton. Buna! in Prairieville cemetery. Only a brother Sophia Spath and Mr*. Fannie Jack- 1 Mrs. Harold England and two chil­ *on of Prairieville spent the day re­ dren visited her parent*. Leon Potts Mra. Banley Billing's Sunday School cently with lhe letter's sister. Mrs. ! class. The Loyal Searchers, ha* five Nora Doyle, of Otsego Mr. and Mr*. ] Wilcox spent from j members, who have a perfect a: tendlance record, for thc quarter; they are. Tuesday till Sunday at Wall lake. Callers at thc homes of Mr. and Mr.i. । Mr and Mrs. Phil Merlau. Earnest Furr, Mim Ida Brunton, und Mrs. Bradfield and Mr. and Mts Wilcox were. Mr. and Mrs. Clrl Walk­ Hazel Otis. Next quarter we hope lhe Sunday 1 whole-class will be perfect in attend- er 1 and son and the latter'* father. El­ mer Howard of Kalamazoo. Mr and ante. . Mrs. Hazel McKlbfein submitted to a Mrs Fred Ritchie and Mrs Ella Dick­ of Kalamazoo were also callers, major oiwration Saturday at New Bor- erson ' h<»pital, Kalamazoo. Site U get- -there Mr and Mrs J. L. Mercure and two ting along nicely we are pleased to re­ port. 1children of Kalamazoo were caller* of Mr and Mrs. Merritt Wood enter- Mr and Mrs Merle Bradfield Sunday. 1 Mr and Mrs Lyle Wilcox jmd son United Sunday. Mr. and Mrs 'George Wood. Elizabeth. "Junior and John In Norman. Mr and Mr*. Jame* Phillip* I and two children, tlie latter's sister.' honor of George's natal day. Tlg<v bus load* ol happy—looking Mim Monica O'Hcran. all of Battl**1 were evening visitors of Mr and children from Battle Creek went Creek, 1 through tere Monday on their way to Mr*. Bradfield The occasion whs the ?rd birthday of little Ndrtnan Wilcox. the Kollogg Foundation Camp. A delicious luncheon wa* served, in honor of the event ' I Mr and Mrs George MoccImmisc were Mr and Mrs Porter Tooze had for Plainwell vl-.itorx on Sunday. Sunday guest*. Mr and Mrs Applegate Zara Boulter and boy friend of AtL of Cloverdale'also Homer Fisher spent acre wcvk end visitors of Ju* purrnt*. the day with the home folks (-Mr and Mrs. Irving Boulter A very happy time was that of the i Mr. and Mrs. ■Kenneth Rozm.sk* and Ladle*' Aid at Prairieville Park Wed­ .children of Grand Rapid* .spent hem nesday when about fdrty sat- down to , Friday evening until Monday with Mr a lovely picnic dinner. A program of und Mrs. Hubert Mnrehnusc and ton. reading* and a business session fol­ On Sunday they all spent thc day with lowed the pinner. Receipts for the day Mr. and Mrs. Will Waddell of Morgan were over six dollars. The next meeting Remember thc North*. Pine lake will be held at lhe home of Mrs. Brad­ ■<iyni reunion to be lield next Satur­ field tn July. day on the school grounds. Rev. Mlles gave a stirring uddrr/.s Children s day exercises \ were ob- Sunday on the main question of the' । cried at the North Pine Sunday day. Prohibition and the 18th Amend­ ' School on Sunday ment. urging all to be sure and regis­ Mr and Mrs David Shepherd were ter and not lose their vote at tlie No­ guests of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Merhu ’ ember election. Sunday School fol­ jof North PralrWviilc lowed with a goodly number present , Mrs Mary Mullendore and mother. but room for many more. We need • Mrs. Charlo* Hunt were in Kalamazoo your help and presence to carry on the or. Thursday- On the way home they work at Milo church. wtuiewed the Esely Mill tire at PlainCARLTON CENTER. well. The Carlton L. A. 8 will meet with PLEASANT VALLEY. Mr and Mn. John Shupp, Thursday. The 'w M a. meet* with Mrs Sey­ July 7 for supper. All are cordially mour Heaven.’. Thursday June 30. invited Everyone invited. Mr and Mrs Wm. Hale attended the Oenevera Friend spent a port of U*' tunera! Sunday of the latter's aunt. week with her aunt. Mn. Jay Darby, of Mr*. Fisher, of Hastings, who ha* Bowne. Dayton Friend. who luu been "teach­ Kex Wickham is quite ill with the ing at Lyons is spending thc summer with his jtarcnU. Mr. and Mrs Frank Mr. and Mrs Gilbert- FUher of Has­ Friend. tings were guest* over the week end of > J. P Brake and wife. John E Brake Mr and Mrs. Fred Hcnney and son and wife and Mrs. Donald 8k>wtn* and Mr and Mr* Wm Savacool of Has­ baby attended thc Wenger reunion. ttngs recently moved back to thetr held at Lakeside Park. Caledonia Fri­ home tn Carlton. day. June 34. 1 Mr. and Mrs W Coykendall and son. Guy. of south of Hasting* were guest* PLEASANT HILL of thetr daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mr and Mrs Arthur White and fam­ Nash, and family. Bunday. ily of Plainwell and «xi-in-l*w and Mr and Mr* Leslie Daniels and daughter. Mr. and Mr* C. stmmlton. family were guesU of Mr and Mr* and little daughter. of Kalama*oo were will Schrader end familr«f Caledonia Mr and W m Charles O...I— Sunday __ ••____ - ' Sai —__ .... _ . . Sunday guest* of Mr Mr* Howard Sunday Howard Daniel* remained Bennett They alto called on Mr* I there for a week a visit Amanda Ervin. I ---------------m y Mr. and Mra Steve Carter and ton.1 A recent *chedulc of p ■Mrs. Ira Westbrook ot Lowell. —strictly on the merits of the service it renders. A savings account opened now... will be instantly available at any time, and will pay you 3% interest, compounded semi-annu­ ally. Thus our association together becomes of “Mutual Service.” Hastings City Bank PICNIC SUGGESTIONS Marshmallows This Bank bids for your patronage and wife a couple of days last week I Mr*. Guy McNrc and two children of Hazel McCauI entertained the Busy • Parmalce were visitors at Mn. Martini Bee club at her home Thursday after- 1 McNcc* Thursday. noon. A good time 1* the report. 1 Verne smith mid family of Middle Frank Harns and wife were in Nik* vllle were vbltun. al EUgenc Haight * Monday. Sunday.- FOB T... how.l holds good performance' for your car. The Red Triangle says It’s Conoco Gasoline. IT’S THE BEST YOU CAIN BUY SEASON a nd S ECTION �TUB HABTlNCftHBANNEB, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 19tt graduate of Grand Rapids South High. ) Little Ml*a Jean Bea’.Ue of Vicks­ Herbert Hinckley and MUs Jeanette McCall of Dearborn were guests of the burg u spending a few days with her former's aunt. Miss Augusta Hinckley. grandi»renU. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Bab­ bitt. . Sunday. GuesU Sunday at the home of Mr. • Mr. And Mrs. 8. E Johnson and Mlw. Iva Zeigler of Grand Rapids were amt Mra. Sam Eckert were the.former's son Sfiuiriee and family of Grand Rap­ gurats ot relatives and friends here re­ ids and George Brown and Misr. Mar­ cently. ■ garet ol Irving. Mra. F. w. IngaUbe and Corwin Novlskey and Mr. McLouth of Grand • Mrs. Hattie Craw of Owowo and Rapids were guests of Miss Augusta Herman Zcrbel of Hastir,kv wi-rr en­ Hinckley Friday. The two former re- tertained at the Dell Godfrey pome maltuxl till Monday. Mr. McLouth re­ .Qjrreport baseball team played Ix»wnU turned tn lire city Friday evening. Mra. Delia Yule spent several days team at the local diamond. Score 5 and In Grand Rapids with her brother. <1 in favor of local team. Dave Ferguson, and son Jaaee Ferguson Mias Helen Shcperd of charlotte is and wife. visiting till* week with her aunt, Mr.;. Mra. Claud Walton and son Teddi- L. R. Wolcott. and daughter Dorothy, spent last week Mrs. lx?ona Kidder and tWo children al Flint. With..jfa; former's sWer. Mra spent from Wednesday till Sunday tn George Brw(Wi?n" MIm Dorothy re­ Battle Creek gucnU ot relative*. mained for an extended stay. Mim, Velma Rayner of Carlton I •Mrs. John Fox visited /riend* In guest ot her sister. Mrs. Leona Kldifcv. Flint la<‘t week. 'Mr.-and Mra 8. E. Johnson of Grand Mrs. Frank Hynes was on the sick ‘ Raidds spent Sunday with the latter's lt< (or several days last w«-li Utemj Mrs. W. B. Surrarrer and 1ftn. Mr. and Mrs. Georgo. Makky. Mr. Noviskby. und Mrs. Por'd Stowell nnd twT.w.t. nf Walton Newton of Fowlerville was a Woodland and Mr. anti Mr.< Prank guest over Urc wrk end al thc Kin’.: Hynes visited friends at Howard City home, and the MLws Lula and Flor fiupday. _ ence Klutz returned with him to Mn w. E. Snyder of Lansing ts at ■■Fowlerville Sunday evening where the. lhe Mrs.. Anna Wolcott bome will remain for an IndcflniU'-stay with Mrs, Gorge s<-«cr made a bu-.lncu relatives. trip lo Hustings Friday, MlM Helen Boughner roturped. Sun­ Mr. .and Mra Will Draper sj-cnl the day from a visit wiUv relutivra In Clare. week vnd with Uie farmer's mother, Mr. and Mra. C- E. Bentley of Halt:-’ Mra. H. Draper. ' Creek spent Sunday at the Ickes hr me Mra. Dari (Joock-nough and daughter Mr. und Mrs. Rockwood and Mr:; Dorothy, spent several days last w,»k Hager of Hxstlngs were cnterUincd ut with the former's mother. Mra. H. lhe- J. I,. Ickes" hotn<s Sunday. Draper. W. F M A. Will meet with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Overholt and Wynn al tlie jiarwonagc Friday. daughter Evelyn and son, Mmiru?-, Mrs. Onio Knowles and baby Myrna f/'wts and Hubert spent the wwk end ,Lou and Mtu Mabie Fox were gue.su of with friends in Indiaiut. the former's parents. Mr. and Mrs R. Tlie Mirvs Ruth and Dorothy Tab? : E Llptcomb in Grand Rapids Tiiurs- iyrer left Thursday for Beaver Island day. ’ where they will spend their vacation. | Rev. nnd Mrs. Wynn have returned Mr. and Mrs. Dick Jcrrills and family from Quincy and Constantine where <>t Grand Rapids were eiitertaiuod at ■they atumded the Ocntcnnial of the the Charlie Austin home- Sumin-. Methodist church where Rev. Wynn -MUs Nclda Cool is visiting relatives delivered ll»c memorial addres-. ■ In Caledonia this week. In the abM-noe of our M. E pastor Hom U> Mr. und Mrs. Carl Buidance last Sunday, Ralph Moore took charg” Jute 6. a son who will answer to the of the scrvidc*. Everyone was pleaae.’d nunu*. Clifford Carl Buslance, j wllh hu ability. Sunday callers at the Endres home John Schlick of Kalamozbotfalled at were, Mr. und Mra. Keith Durkee and the ickes home Thiireday. \ Mrs. Thelma Valentine and Mrs. ne)J .Mr. and Mrs. George Martin hnd two Durkee-of Woodland, and Mrs. Burt daughters • Thelma und Mane of Haynor of Curlton. Nashville were callers at the Noviskey Mr. and Mr- William Yule of Grand. and Endres homes Sunday. Rapids were guexfa Sunday of Mr. and ' Mrs. Nellie Walk, r nnd Peter De­ Mrs. Charlie Austin. Vries <»f Kalamazoo. Mrs. Peter Hybe! Mr. anti Mra. Ark-lgh Hall of La.; ‘mid Richard Hybcl of Stanton and Vegas. Nevada, arrived in tlie vlllmm [John Straus of Carlton 'were gUesra Wednesday for un indefinite slay withI Jun*- 19 of Mr. Brion Walker at tiw Mr. und Mrs. Ed. Hall.. Afium Endres home. . WOODLAND. Mr. und Mra. Onio Knowles attended the graduating exercises of the latter's, Last Week's Letter. brotlier, Donald Lipscomb, who was ;*■; Rev. and Mrs. George Fleming, mis­ sionaries from Bonthe.,Africa, will be “ speakers ut thc community meeting at the Methodist church Sunday evening. June 26. al 8:00 P M. Rev. Flttning Is ’Superintendent of the MUslon schools at that place and is a fine speaker. They will sing gosixl songs in thc Mendl language. “ Mim Aiene Mohler spent iiarl of last week with her slater. Mrs. Dorothy Mc­ Millen of Hastings. * Little Catherine and George O'Brien returned to their home in Lansing after sjiending two weeks with their grand­ mother. Mrs. Geo. Faui. Mr. and Mra. Floyd Collar visited । relatives in Kalkaska last week. Mrs. Lawrence Christian 'of Hastings visited Mrs. J. V. Hilbert Monday. Mrs. R. G. Finnic. Mrs. Glen England and Mrs. Joseph McKnight of-Haatmgs were Grand Rapids visitors Monday. Miss Phyllis England is the guest of Miss Ruth Marcy at ts house party ut Crystal lake this week. Mrs. Cora Shopbell U spending sev­ eral days this week with her grand­ daughter, Mrs. Claud Rolfe pf Mulli­ ken. , Mr-. Forrest McMillen of Hastings visited her mother. Mrs. Wm. Mohler Friday. Mr. and Mra Richard O'Brien ol Wising and Miss Leola O’Brien of Blanchard spent Sunday, . with Mra. Geo. Fau! and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Faui. Mrs. Karl Faui visited her Mater and husband, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Sung of Jackson from Thursday until Saturday and Miss Mnrda returned home after spending the week with her aunt. Miss Virginia Paul is entertaining a school friend from Calumet this week. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Faui and «Mmda visited Mr. and Mra. Ross Pierce ut their Wall lake cottage Sunday. Mra. Joseph McKniRht of 'Hastings is spending a few days with her daughter. Mrs. R. G. Finnic. . —.................................................................. FRKZPOKT. BUILDING AND LOAN SHARES Continue to Be A Safe Investment for Surplus Funds ®Ijc ffiational ffioan & tnucBtment flTntnpatuj Detroit's Oldtit Building and Loan Auot iation 1250 Griswold St., Detroit Established 1889 J. L. Mans & Son, Local Representative, Hastings Low Week-End Fares 0/ /O - REDUCTION for the Round Trip in Each Week to Sept. 3, incl. ONE-WAYJFARE plus one-tenth TO ALL POINTS IN THE FOLIOWING STATES: Indiana Michigan <Lo««r I'tuiiuuiai Ohio Pennsylvania New York Maryland New Jersey Delaware Washington, D. C. Alw to many destinations In Canada. Illinois, Kentucky, Virginiaand West Virginia. Tickets Ktiiid in coarhes also In Pullman cars (on payment of Pullman fam on all trains (ravins al or after noon of Friday and all day Saturday, returning lo leave destination until midnight fol­ lowing .Monday.__________________________ • Special Coach Fares over Fourth of July / of One-Way Fare For Rounti Trip to Destinations in ILLINOIS,-OHIO, MICHIGAN, INDIANA St. Louis. Mo.; Ixiuisvfllr. Ky.: FHUburgh, I’a.; Wheeling, W. Va.; Park, raburxh. W. Va.: Niagara Falls, N. Y.; Buffalo. N. ¥.; and lul^rmedlate points, flood Koine after 3:00 a. m.. July 1st. all day, July 2nd mid 3rd, und until 1:00 p. m., July Hh—Return limit, July &tli. MICHIGAN CENTRAL BETWEEN RUSH HOURS HE TALKS ABOUT OIL "Cart am like talaili," Alfrfd Felly lallt R. J. Corny, famous Chicago Newt reporter, tn campus restaurant al Madi­ son, H'licoiuln. ” You've got *< An Interview by Robert J. Casey Chicago Daily News Reporter HATEVER the cook f getting out of iL If my car stalls it means no breakfast for quite a lot of customer*. "I’ve driven this car 39.000 miles and I’ve never bad any sort of engine trouble with iL" home he drives a Chrysler. MI got to using lao-Vis Oil books may say about thc because somebody told me it Mr. Felly’s 39,000 trouble-free best lubricant for a skillet, many a student of the Uni­ would let you atari your car miles prove again what IsoJ'is versity of Wisconsin owes bis on cold winter mornings and hat demonstrated in labora­ morning flapjacks to some­ wouldn’t burn out on hot tory tethandin A.A.A. tvetion thing beside* lard substitute. summer days," Mr. Felly told the Indianapolis Speedway— Take die word ofAlfred Felly his interviewer. "That point Positive Lubrication Protec­ for it, and Mr. Felly ought to may not mean much to some tion. Iso-Vis (a Standard Oil know inasmuch as hc is the people but it means every thing product) will not thin out compiler of the flapjacks. to me. My garage isn’t heated from dilution. Sec the Ball and Mr. Felly runs a restaurant and many winters before I bo , Bottle Test at Standard OU at 814 University Avenue, gan to use IsoVia I bad trouble tervicc stations and dealers. Madison, Wisconsin, opens his * place early in the morning and U thc last one lo leave it al nighL Between there and W ISOVIS cJolarine aha U flnag STANDARD OIL COMPANY NORTHWEST THORNAITLE. Last Week's Letter, . Mrs. Wm. Read spent last week with friends at Mason. Paul and Jeanette Oarbow und Bar­ bara Perrault will entertain Mrs. Cline's and Mrs. Thomas- Bunday school classes this week Wednesday in Per­ rault's grove. Mrs. John Pirtkbeincr and Mrs. Otis Morgan and family are entertaining the former's nieces from Imlay City, and Canada. A nephew from Pontiac spent Monday night and Tuesday with them. Word was received by relatives ot the serious illness of Mrs. Frank Bueman of Grand Rapids formerly of this plate. The Ladies’ Aid was held Thursday In basement. Next meeting will bc-hcld in basement and ladies are requested to come early and sew for Bronson hos­ pital also bring canned fruit or'eggs, when convenient. Mr. and Mrs. • Earl Kermecrr* and family accompanied friends to Gun lake Sunday for a picnic dinner. The Children's clay program wai. at­ tended by a largo crowd Sunday eve­ ning at Parmelee and all enjoyed the fine program Mr. and Mrs. George Howe of Reed City attended the Duncan school re­ union and spent the week end with friends. Mrs/Edith Brown of Detroit is visit­ ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schnurr and other friends. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Morgan. Mra. Finkbeiner and nieces from* Canada and Mr*.'Louise Potu ol CaUdxu* were Bunday gurstz of Mr. and Mrs 1 Herman Brown of Grand Rapids. I I, UNHEARD-OF VALUES That Invite Companion! Why Pay More, when it is impossible to get a better quality? $29,010,000 of Michigan \ products bought and sold in A & P, stores last year. CHICKENS ,. /^\T¥ O dKOILEKo Choice Home Dressed 2 *°.3 pound average J-,j b:d™"Dinner [?>'Yo” ounaay Lb 16c Lb 19c Hams| LardBl LB, Rn I ^s? Jf QCI SMOKED PICNICS -*•” chance*# PORK. SAUSAGE p°«p<»i‘ . BACON Brisket Chunks BEEF ROASTS Tender, Juicy Cuts FRESH HAM PORK ROAST BOILED HAM Delicious Lb. Lb. u. Lb. PORK ROAST pk"i'cuu LIVER SAUSAGE FRANKFORTS RING BOLOGNA LBS. 5c 6c 11c 11c 23c Lb 7 c Z5c| SMOKED HAM SLAB FRESH BACON LIVER POUND POUND | iQc DRY SALT LEAN, POUND sac PORK STEAK 8c FULL CREAM CHEESE 15c GINGER ALE No Bottle Charge 24 oz. Bottle 10c SALAD DRESSING RAJAH Quxrt Ju 25c DILL PICKLES ' q^j- 10c SANDWICH SPREAD RAJAH 814 ox. Jar 10c SARDINES DOMESTIC ' Mustard or Oil Can 5c QUART JAR OLIVES 25c NUCO NUT MARGARINE 10c SUGAR FINE GRANULATED ft) Lb.. 44c MOTOR OIL penn rad 2 $1.00 RINSO WASHING POWDER 2 L"** Pk«* 35c FRESH BUTTER MICHIGAN CREAMERY Lb. 18c FRESH EGGS STRICTLY FRESH Dox. 14c FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES Lemons Sunkist Dox. 35c I New Potatoes r*. 35c Bananas 3 19c I, New Cabbage ^4c A&PThe Graft FOOD STORES JUftrab A Pbdfia Tea Qa. �PAQI TWELVE | LEGAL’NOTICES | THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEPyfSq AY, JUNEt>, IBM The sad new# of tlie death of Leroy Hinckley , came'to the correspondent Friday evening which was a .shock to all of Mr. Hinckley's friends Mr Hinckley wa# bom and brought up in thia locality and his friends win all entertaining Mr#. Maude Smith and daughter and Mr. Seworiy all of Grand Rapid! . Rapids will remain with tier sister. Mn. EUa Bump, for a few weefc. - Mr. and Mrs Einerrzin Lrepachen in company with bls uncle and aunt all of Carson City visited at Mr und the -funeral at Hx'.tlngs Monday at 2 Mrs Jay Smith's Sunday . o'clock. Burial at the Fuller Cemetery KROGERS Thursday, Friday and Saturday Specials Monday. H. E Voder of Freeport called on Clark Barber Wednesday Mr and Mrs Orville Shellenbarger spent Tuesday night with Mr. Charley CAMPBELL'S BEANS daughter Maybell in cony Pink Salmon afl. >~C A Slowly cooked b«»nt in dcliciom tonwlo muc« 3 "".25c Terty Mlmon horn icy Aletken weten -t lUuino iu 1 of Grass Lake, near JucjLon vlmted at I ihv wwii' Iclum* At Coats Grove and | SAipi ’nd celebrated the thirteenth marriage an-1 » iviiuwi. tv niversary of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clum t is Sunday. Thete Feature* in effect from Thurt., June 30th, until Thurt., July 7th pony with Mr and Mrs Charley Wolf1 of Kalamaroo spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Stanley Manker of East! 2 p*>r 29c ^Zlicese All veriatta «ic«p* Old Engliih ton and family Sunday. > 17lh <!•_> ft Jutir, . EralMrtoa. J. . r of 11l..~ wl»te ft । >-|j. <■ i Feney LoW CWew lb. 83c Baltimore Sunday. Jay Webster of Johnstown ipent of lust ucek at c. N. TubUts. * 23c Sweat or SwaH Mleed Salad Dressing Mr. Millon of Big Rapids an- vtsit'.ii’1 Mrs. Lizzie Manning und family. Robert Phillips came home from the hcvpital Wednesday night nnd 1- ;.vf- Thelma TobtaX and friend. Mr. Mey­ er of Kalaimui». visited her parent i. Mr. and Mrs W. O Toblu*. Sundaj. Miss Alice McKinnls of Grund Rao <1. visited Miss Susie Phillip# and mother Wrdiu*aday night and Tliunday. Lavern Ih-Mott of Detroit visited the: home folks Saturday nnd Sunday , I Fancy Goam Oivvvv lb. 15c Master Pickles «a 19c The leraoui Embauy fe 8c Sandwich Bread Barbecue Bum, pkg al 6, Be *. 27c French Coffee ACT“ Iced Tea ’$•*>. pm 23c Weteo • 0 rpeclel blend lor king Uy of Ann Arbor and Mr and Mrs 1 M-ihlon Tobia# of .Battle Creek vUltrd their parents. Mr. mid Mrs. W O. To-1 bia-s and family Sunday. Candy Bars sop# und Floyd T-sblo* of KalamjtzifO spent Saturday night and Sunday with their parents. Mr. und Mrs. C. N To- Norwegian Sardines 3 b-’ 10c All popular rarietiet - For the lunch badscl 7c Packed in Olive Oil ■ Fancy iMla Bak Latonia Ginger Ale 10c bottle Pale Dry - alto Rocky River bevtisgtt • no bottle charge Cove ollS SI.19 1 i-onvippb- 15c Sandwich Spread — i6-o«. The famotn Embitty — B-or. jar 9c Swift's Circle "S" Picnics “■ 10c .Too can bake them without par-boiling I funeral of Mr. Wednesday. and daughter, cation, motored to Ann Arbor Friday to attend a double wedding of Mrs. Patton's cousins. Miss Betty And Miss Josephine Norton. daughters of Cha*, ftiurton who formerly lived In Clover- ’ u,lb $1.19 Scratch feed Compare this fine quelily « « Fresh Fruits and Vegetables » » THURSDAY FRIDAY and SATURDAY SPECIALS 43c Watermelons |apent Saturday ut thc home of Rev.' ■ and Mrs. Holtz Saturday to enjoy thc ' ibhing sport on the opening day. „ i Mr>. MacDonald has been ill in bed ! since Friday. Friends are hopinc she ' nil! h,Pine is entertaining Mr and ’Ward and Family of Kaluma- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard DeGolla entertalncd their children Sunday. Mr. ond Mr*. Lee Mead and Mr. and Mrs. Emery Apacy. ot Hastings. ’ Walters of .Battle Creek and Mra. T. A. LeGault of Owen. Wisconsin. were cuesta at the Ryan home Sunday. Mra. LeGauli remaining for a few day#’ Mrs. Leonard of Hastings U visiting her daughter. Mra. Lester Monica, for a few day# this week. Beth Waugh spuit Sunday with Welton Brook* and faimlg- enter­ tained Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lewis and Mr. and Mrs L. Youngs of Hastings, Friday night. Tim and Kay Whitney of Kalama»<Q spent the week end in Cloverdale. Merrill Dibble and family of Detroit ore at their cottage here tor a few days. Big tolid ruby red, juicy melons Sound fancy while—clean and smooth Celery Michigan hothouse L'R 77th SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND of 5% has just been distributed. Did you get yours? The Standard Officers and Directors wish to.an­ nounce that tile earnings of the Association during lhe six months just closed allowed the paying of the usual 5% cash dividend, and wish to congratulate our cer­ tificate holders on their good judgment. O We Invite Your Investment Standard Savings & Loan Association Gruwc.ld al deHereon 10c bunch Cucumbers Lemons 6c d<»- 35c “ko^T1'"' Bananas 3»17c Fancy yeHow * the all food bait Choicest Quality Meats SMOKED HAMs“prLtBr"d12‘c Cottage Butts Smoked Picnics ANNOUNCEMENT 27c New Potatoes Beef Pot Roast &3“s" 10c u. Young and Tender Lb. 8c u. 25c Boiled or Spiced- Ham u. 12!4c Minced Ham Lamb Roast Hamburger 17c ,U"’ sbonHerCm, Frasb Ground 2 Pork Liver BROILERS Fancy Spring u>. 10^ Lbs. 15c lk 6c Lb. 22c � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-07-06.pdf 8681aa7868a1dcc5dba27a1604fdcbbe PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JULY 6, 1932 NUMBER 10 PAGES 1 to 8 WAYNE CO. WANTS !dr. swift taking NO TARMAC PAV­ MAKE TENTATIVE RE- r X7Sv1Ce 4-H CHAMPIONS TO 1 Annual Report Shows Evidence Plan to Soon Open Small Hos­ Latter Has Accepted Pastorate TO RULE MICHIGAN pital In Middleville Is PORTONSOIES of Helpful ~ ‘Commuiiity " ING THIS SEASON ATTEND STATE MEET In Flint Church Vacated REV; HOOS SUCCEEDS REV. MATHAN HAWKS PARTNER IN BUSINESS Spirit By Rev. Hoos Rumored PRESENTING PETITIONS FOR RECOMMEND REDUCTIONS The Lions Club's Annual, report was TWENTY-TWO BOYS AND Rev, Nathan Hawks, who has been STREETS MUST BE CURBED Dr. B. C. Swift, of Middleville. who REDISTRICTING BY NEXT GIRLS TO REPRESENT TO BE DECIDED ON IN I read at their lastrneeUne. It evidenced has pi acticed medicine Utere fur Udrty px.tor of the Pilgrim Hiiines church,1 AND GUTTERED BEFORE • the good work Which that liinclwnn years will take in a partner on July 1, c.r ■* liat lx knoxn as the Hasting* CUy: LEGISLATURE SUCH WORK 18 DONE ■'■OCTOBER ba'rry COUNTY {club Is doing Among other.items lit*1 and they plan as mmi as posnlblc thereafter to equip and maintain a ; club gii-.e to boys to attend Y M. C. A ! accepted u call to Flip!, where hr CITIZENS SHOULD Camp during the year and fur w.wk VARIED PROGRAM IS SURFACED STREETS jrfoved with his family this week. small hospital there Dr. Thomas THINK CANDIDATES ' cf similar kind. $63.59. They paid out All were sorry to have them leave as. THINK BEFORE SIGNING.""‘SKIRT'S PROVING DURABLE SHOULD KNOW CHANGES toward getting glasses for school didARRANGED FOR WEEK „thru* people hud learned to love them | drc’ii, whote parents could not. afford, \f I Thl. But. Would Be Domino.. Law Fixes Salary, of Some to buy them, the sum of^lM nJ- In tlib. Annual Canip At M. S. C. Is Quo of High Points of Michi^/vn ed By Detroit Politicians— j rirtwu. where the hospital wifi be lo- County Officers—Others Are kind of work the Kellogg Foundation maldii’b dollars with the Lloris and, ux Club Work Not Desirable Condition ------------ ---------------Out From $1,000 to $100 .’a result of it, many ... a. school boy become of their sincere Christian lives-! Id of labnr. Hoos and fam- Cost to Property Owners Last Year Was Very Reasonable —$7 Per Rod Frontage Tlir salaries of county officer* ureiRlrt In Oils county is nw abl.do' Barry County .4-H County Chih Uv ot Flint come here It wm» quil.- probable that no Tar­ ----------- at- ■ hu or tier school work in comfort, who chumpion* will attend Chib Week at h.va The support and co-operation mac paving will lx- laid In HaaUngs thw fixed by the board■ of' superVilMwa formerly had u difficult time, with tii< Michigan State College July 11 to 15 - tng» citizens arc nollcitw. year. Th- coupdl luw decided that they possibility of ruining hut or tier eye-1 ■ County Agent Foster reports 22 tioy* I wifi tint put this paving on any street •will Im- held early In September it was and girl*, champions in la.-t year's 4-H except it lx- click'd and guttered, and I felt to be Only fair that those who con­ sight bctktUAO of defective vtsion. Chibs will lx.* in attendance al thei ! practically all oi that type of street.* template being candidate* for rounly i arc now cemented or covered with TUr' . ' lofflu-A kmiw in advance as nearly a* which tin* luncheon cluto >f Harting-- rampinac i possible what suUni-s they might ex- ure donut for young folk* L-. and iuls ! The Canning clulk< of the county will । b»* r> pre.M-ntiil by Franc«7> Shelling­ bwn very helpful. THOSE WISHING DISTRICT 1 peel if nominated and elected. . The/council will no doubt watch ton. Ilu-timt*.: Murgaict Ch«*«*‘»m:iii. i clorely ‘ luw the Tarmac surfacre! TO PAY TUITION NEED TO | Accordingly.Jhe board, al the June' ! dow 11 iw :' Alice Slioemakrr, Middle-; streets stand up under traffic. Sv far 11session which’was flnidted Saturday, villi* mid Orplia Buck. Carlton C-nGET BUSY indications reem to punt tn that 'early in the mt»moii asked the cornIter. Those girls an* county champlm..*. EQUALIZATION COMMITTEE material as a uaeful and durable suri rrthtee on Mlurles to make a tentative in 1st. 2nd. 3rd and 4th year, cunning ; facing While it Is impossible with T«ri report which would Rive the commit.MAKES REPORT TO HASTINGS HIGH LOW­ piciouA and c->pecMHy anxious to k<- to tw'.; own idea on what each county! SUPERVISORS* ERS TUITION RATE’’ officer Mwuld be jautci and the amount face as that of Uie more recent cement it. that Ute rest of Ute state never gvte ■ lub’ work I paving, yet it must be admitted that into their clulchra. If we think con, I of <;lerk hire allowed. Tins committee the Tarmac paving in this city is 1» MKdUaan »n- Ml u u» Splendid Courts OOcrod and da.' ,.-nuu„ r.|»« -n... b.«nl USED As BAS13 F0R DISTEI. t‘ 1. .. “■ “ . 1 total on real, estate - tMOUUMKT (smoother UBUI than UtV the UK1 old type W of vniiriib cement prrrent time, tldnk nretenl think wluit wluil thev Uiey would would!j f. . took no ucUun on it. ber ime action ut md Oral Miller. Assyria. Ru.hurd be with Detroit IK Ute saddle. , None Eliminated Because of : t)lU tfm,. would t>* iih-gxd. u.v the talar-: BUTION OF PRIMARY FOR 1932 SI 5.000,000 :-l®ring »:■ shown on some of our strevts, ' ~ * >(>5 arp to |1xm1 ln ocvjx-r; tan it nt' . on wMch cement paving wm. laid bePetitions have been put out by De-; Reduced Salaries MONEY I county it , 1>< year Beef club champ, j p|. nr AOf.nlu Rednrtinn of ^ vre modern methods were known. Jroiter* for ai rvdiKirtrung rvdislrtrting of uie the state state ; „ , , . . ... ... least gives. Uw; candidates up idea of! ; pions while Vimi Adiuns Muidhni <■ *»feure Kvprcsf.nto Reduction of ,Any(ini. who dnvw. mj tll,. TArmac sur. .. pttr^xcc, imrinm ‘ Uwu- ;;lxn{ nur.1 >...d.nu who plan ta .U.M for Legislative j!l thtir lull Ucmtim out. ...u. u ,„„.i;.n, ! >"« ■ “"J kulumn ,liuuld «•■ ; 'Hie law ftxeii the amount of the .„ WORK CAREFULLY DONE and Alb*:! Bril. hMhvtfie. ar<* th$5,611,744 From Last face from one end of Grand street to ■hull b<- carried H will will practically v.iuny; champion, in ■ 2nd apd 3rd: „ .lx, oUwr .jup.nmj yje *urface Is i.wwnlhtt .!>■ ruy ,.l DMrall will ■Wdk'MWn fur |m» »'><■«"» «■» Idilr rur.l vtad dlUntl bn.nl, -I;-. I""b'" MBY CITY TEACHERS Year j year 4-H Sheep Club work. .imtxxher th&oi:Green street. .l..mli«.u. U» tower Muw brekrnw. WIU, Olio* ”" lr While “Ute ■h“law J gives August r'*'I us'lh,! '""“"tMiloirr. so that tite | ■qualUatlpn commute* comndUee of the uiuw Tarmac paving in MM> The 4-H Clothing club champions in The equalization T!u> oldes>t this m> large a rcpreseiitattun und with m-v- I tite final date most boLis of JducaUon ^toty could make uuv ciiui.ve, in List Checked With State Rec! attendance will be Dorothy Jones. Has- ixianl of Mijx-rvui r.-. • ctinsiMb« .............................................. ung’ of comply ls tn,, n^ije on North Broadwav «tu1 other elite* having axe* Io grind.! llke to have the rfftpllcalion.*, filed be- j ““'T, .,“r , H®*'!u'r* Mr' M‘"" '' nrdc Af TLansing nnntew flhnw tings; B-irlr Henry. Delton; Ruby More Backus W L Chase Leon ords At Show Tnl-,1 Total ‘ raid, beginning ut lite city lirnlte. Tliat a'1M J. with whoittotradqi would be coitsum- fore that time I Smith, the school eommlMidm-r, vol­ .Newtop, Fiw|x>rl and Ri-va Mott. DelMoon Win C Strtun Glenn Wotnng. nuited, bctrvit would, to all Intent* and • ,„------ was Ute first laid in lids county. It has • of 1268 Children student* who do not have the regc<hK«l Iter ralary, though [loll Huth Era Nevins of Doster will,”— <•-»—,—•------—-•,, Itert — sweo McIntyre .und ,tocd luur-yoarn four years vi of imru hard wear wear ana. and. ataliHirtiosc*. be the d-Hiilnuling factor in - ,• ' \ “ , ;r r, ‘ - Brwrn. •• ..- ;v. . .... . r - - • •; • fixed by law nt $1,500 to $1,200, and h<-r , The Inb-ir nn . lt. ..' .....|y atom - school census. which was n ' i-epreM-nt the county us style chnin- tittoyed their thwr labor on Ptidav Friday. TluThe re-'.. re- | (4^^ ttas on nn thick. of Hu- County School Commissioner. clerk hire from $600 tn $450. and ac ' cently taken, allows that our city h-t^rf;,), in (he Clothing Chib project at |M>rt WIM abled the customary on.-1 u ^h,^ lhe |IWMdlng of heavy Jccpted a fiat mileage of $350 Instead of they , fifteen more pcr.'ons of school ag--. that t|1(. .state m- et , day n order liuif.Iie 4UpenUors might ■ caW and.Uucltt. Jn lwo pUres u lulS hold on the legtxlature, । Mrs. Maude Smith, find out where ' • zo much per mite. i is bt tween five und twenty, titan it hud Nel-on Kae-y, Nashville; Lyle John-; consider it andI decide what should be : broken , One Is on the lull just north si 3 uur. o.e «>»>>nrr 4xjm ................. ....................... .n uu* oauun 1* '\hrol “te registerof I ...................... wtu-n the lust ccn.-<u.s w,ts taken in 1931 : <an. Bedford: Robert Beattie. Gun dotte about It. On Saturday, when they. (>f thc cU and Ule othrr u glad-10 state that Uie tuition rate /or u,as n*‘ LT’!;',1 1 ,hc Tite figure. .*M b total of 1286 a-. , |;,ke mid'Rl< hurd Wiiilace. Itedford will n a -M mbk-d. they unantmoiuly adopted ;)Sace u1lwet |n >prtn< and durtn< , .. . . .b,^.n reduced . . ro tliat ..... i/ti n wnding out. lie xhouki /!« a Mttte Hustln|ls 1U1S the )iibiiitzar anlUir tr.itn ,n"" <1 Sl -Wl tn <1 »'(IMI f|"” 'ITl.. n"' enim. ro’"'- compared with 1271 tv year ago. ' represent the county ok champion* in thinking about, whut will hapi-p to Ute ** X reh«d dto ty ,‘ lt “» »1500 pn**iowly , , , , <>f hard rain.-, there U a lot of The Ceiwus wall carefully taken by j.{ 2W|, ;h<( ilIKi 4th year Handicraft Thi-cjnimiltee .-qualized the real es-; ttuter w1llch wakena Mippoct of •other 82 .-ounticH of Michigan, if । • f’ ,, y u b tuition Ux,,<l f,,r th'' attorney was • ,ate of the county .> $15,000,000 It ll)C Tarmac surface. Where tlu- gravel Wuyiii-b.* given prai tlral control of tite X" *° Mnu" thal '* ">l '* * r'"‘ tite city's teacheh*. who donated their, -itj-k. by Ule ft‘!prnuors “ Mttfacv underneath keep, hard the state Ute manner in which Itetrau (acHXs for student* and the J****1 'n”'y r,,t u”' ,1,rks »M> work to tliecity. Tne job seem* to have ; Cornelia Beverwyk of Irving will ut:bv«-n tiMMOughly done. Thc fist luv. tend thc camp us 4-H Club champion, S2U.611.744 Of count no -Change could Tam^c Iwnn(l htt4 vcry mue. own affairs liave brwi conducted Mire-; HasUn|?, w.llooU httv, a reputation' ,rw"‘ *‘j00 u> »" 0,X) u,,<’ lw>' th....— in the x^T^ment'bf personal yrarly of .m^numing U>at ly U not calculated to Impress the rc*’^roiul to noiw* in the state Counra ''”ty ,1,rk an<1 r,,r ‘,<rk htn' from been checked over with the list tom-! in Hot Lunch work. A'Cha Buck. Carl- be mad, piled n year ago. At tfius writing there; top mid Gary Newton. Pree|x>rt will property, show thc property in order to >how the a.asw.ss- ml> very ’uv'T “M‘r "are Lt l^u cm iSnS*mX™ *11.800 ’ to *' $1,300. all fees received by ...... the are only three in iltefinUre list about; attend us our two county health imenl —~ - a ------in.-iu —“ compared with year ago, we . Thc olty-s lail ycar-a Korg in Tarmac city -1* taxing Ita iraopte $75,000,000 a , courses arc aviiil- 'clerk-to be turned over to tlu- county.; whom Uteri* can be any duu|H: and it i champion* in last year's 4-11 Club will give the figures for each township J paving was an Improvement over Lite’ year. ha* $32.<xx).t)00 of tomb falling . Berauv* of the heavy rrsponKibiUtiea of; b. believed Ute thiw are-efiUtlwl to be! work. , . ’ lx-1 year pa total awwsed value of. ftrs< )W s cnort, a,.d tatCT surfacing du,- thL*, ywr whch It cuffing possibly instead of $60. was Uie tuition “*• county treasurer and the fact thut' included. • I, Tite club Camp held nt Michigan each township uIm> the total equalized hfts p^wn quite satisfactory. Residents pay, and then an unknown but very ■rate.' . ... . ... . we"have . . hu in*n been rMiumi SMy*<tailMrM "ex'- «ainrv bL' ha>i ,tn>virui«iv ha'‘ pn'Viouxly rwlucrd lite school census is token in this [State College every, summer for 4-H value of the same in 1931 Equalization a!ong 5tn^w Tarmac ha* been large amoiinl that will coinc due in plained ts ixiid by the rural district ita W.000 it w.l-. felt •hat no change ’ state as Ute bast* fur the distribution > rounty champam* i* one of the high T’“* “ J° 0*'6 . , applied appreciate the freedom from future yi*ara The chy is now asking to any niiuui eighth kiuui grader the ”1^' The' of (he Primary Scliool Fund. The o n-1 poffits of the state's club program -i raiding in mi- 1 “» •»* m■i‘*' , . ASSYRIA-AM<^ed value of real dusU ^^ng cost of 'he state apd nation to aid ll In paying district who toshes wishes to attend High High, salar 'alary>’ of u,e ’”rgtstrr ■«»*'" of deed* deeds was cut eta• mls made this year will be Uie laavOirr 600 boys and girls from counties i estate for 1932 ---------- axse.ssed value ,slrcei $734,200, slnset maintenance snows .shown mat that Tarmac it-, running expeftses. DclnMt sii-nis to school! in addiUon addition to to' the regular! regular (Continued on (m page page three three)) (Continued I for Uie distribution im-xt year. Tite list: in Southern Michigan will gather of personal estate this year $29,225 glv-j lias far proven a money saver Thc have made a Uttlc uwm* mess of it* courseA thorough training is given tn • compiled the 1932 ingnatotal totalx.-evum-nt a-se^ment ofof $763,425 J7C3.435 as a1. rpai ^ii be on>,how compiled n a year vmr ago ago will will be be w*d used as us the the . there there for for the 1932 dub club camp camn nut -Lu- weir » — it stands alfuir* than any oUier governmental ull branches. Including the commercial FLINT KESIDENT , ’.basis for Uie distribution of that fund: The mornings are given over to iv.mparrd with the total as cement ot UD unde-. traCk- So far that test xccms unit in thc land Wliat would happen to [ deimrtmenl. itome economics, agricul-; UANf'rn liimcei c’ Uus year. After Uh1 list te s«-nt,in to Uw Mudles of various kinds us well as $804 690 tn 1931. The supervisors equal-! k--— mpt nK-cessfuhv ' the state if such u bunch were in con­ ture, art. music und college preixiranANutU nllvloCLr ..(a|4. department of education, it is! trip* to points of Interest over the' th» real e.itate this year at $585,000. Tarmac canno*-be applied to an ortrol of Michigan os wi ll us Detroit? If J2 O' rt™,i a. s« again mrain carefully checked clucked with their recrec-; campiu cumpu-,. The aftenuxm aftem<xm jirajrams programs con- kft the penamal personal as o^cd. bringing dinary dirt surface with any hope of .... . . riB-a oui* like* the prosjtect. of iuiving De­ -to Tlu’ reduction In tuition by the '■'an noop committed Deed Al ort jf any discrc)wu-.cu-s are found the । rislof ofspurt*, sports,games gamesand andgeuing getting the total“juallred equalizedvalue thia year 5UCCcM n must be used on u‘street or ----^----------------,--------- ire found the; MM ar-ac-the total trail virtually rule the state. Iw* should M-hcoi board ot this djy makes it pas-1 Home of Relatives East "— --------------- ■ ---------------■ ■ J -----------------------------------local authorities ure notifk-d. It Is ex-< quainted. Evenings ure given over— to ---------$614,225. compared with $771,66$ equal-. that has been gravelled, and c.ign otte of the.-te jx-tlthm* that have Mble for rural school pupils Who have . „ ; ix-cted that there will be a slight falling! meetings around the campfire The ized value lu t year. where the gravel surface has' been been sent out from Detroit. If. however, completed tite eighth grade to attend 01 rreeport in the amount' of primary money morning.of the last duy the campers BALTIMORE-Real estate assessed ™ckod hlnj Experience has shown he would Ilk*-* to have some protection the Hastings High school without any! Carl Hoop, whow home was at 3933 <>lf t hut year: but a« there wtre « few .i.orv .take its there were u few tiwife take a trip to the state capitalbuild. $780,105; pewnal $40,185; total asAinoOtjier lite street surface left lor Uu* rest of the state, and not additional money being furnished by! Reynolds street, Flint, committed sul- included in tiw census of 1'131 than m’.‘ing. •...................... ... . -'"«>» >f"W ci, W hrtm T»r™c U ,»IM pul. Detroit In a ixiwitlon to ixx-kct the their .parent* for that purpose. '' clde "Saturday “•*—*— — —'—■ *- 1 — morning in -a •-----barn•—be-' 1930. this city * sluire muy.not -be rnuch The jirogram 1* arranged for the nr-j-ment 395. The. ■-»«« $863 MM The board equalized cqu.UM the more samfactorv the u. result muU balance of Michigan, lie hud better i.. real •. .•>( estate, , c*al , I $585,000. CAA leaving per-. __ thing ... . . ..taxpayer* . .. appr. . ni■ Bt* ... • longing to hi* brother-in-law. Weiner if any l»-s» than last'year. According ti. Week to give the boys and girfs the the The that ‘ withhold his signature? • ALFALFA CRO’P IS Schoy, two miles cast of r-’rec|wrt.;tilc htate law all money received by, utqiost in inspiration, education and rana) thc same', making a total of!-.Wnut the Tarmac is thc low cart, cotnTite state <>f New York was- wise cikic IM DADDV nn .wUh, uU,?U’c1",nd .lwo c ^cn' ^c-',0°1 <,l>lrlct*’ frotn tht primary fund; pleasure, it is a trip which any club'$625.|85 compared with S7B8.495 last IwnK1 OTlh cemenL Last year the rata enough to not pul itself In the clutches FINE IN BARRY CO. ™me to v-wt the Scho*. > on Friday mu..*, be applied a- teach-; w.u:< cliampion cannot afford to ml**. Mich- year *.^«»*ed to nru<«tv ownen along of the political gang which rule* New ' . _ , , ; . ,, Sc,'°y “"d Mrs ,Io°P “rc •■‘Ist’ r’• 1 This will mil be distributed until Sep- igau'. 4-H club cumn* will be. rememHARRY—Real outate awssed $959-, ,treots that were Tannnckcd was 17 for York City. That city has mote i>cople Marl and Lime On Fields They came in n car and Mn.. Hoop tember. i bared throughout life by thocc who 7<XV jx-rsonal $65,650; total assessment (.BCh rod of frontage on such street Any U n lite Imlance of the. state. yi*t they Use of Jias Resulted In Ex1""^ «f"Zl mm T“” ’.T1"?0' '5”".ny‘n?'. c‘1!rr' n',rn" [»1025 3.W. Total a^ ^ment la-t year home owner, in onlnury tunc*, would oL i not anil never will be in a ixiMtion I pressed state 01 miuu unit oimcmcu. pmiclpally from taxes Jevie<i by th*q ~ ----- *>■»1 ,• ■ ■ ■■ । , itimumm -a _. i..i._i »w_ —. I y.084AW. n-i>_ Hie iv,,, board equalimd the real K,jd p> pay $7 a roti .... for a_ ’ .. paved $\ control cither branch of the Newcellent Crop I With thought* that made him drive;*;>atc on railroad, telegraph, telephone TMRFF NA^HVIl I F RF<slegate at $795,000; left the jtersonal »; stn.c( ln ordt:r to be rid of the dust York legislature. Right now is u good Thrrc has been gatliered bt Barry' . electric light and (rawer and sleeping: . nnr„Trn ■ it was. making the total equalized value nuisance • time for Michigan lo take nctioii so — .this kl,.I^H c .slept j IDENTS ARRESTED an wonderful alfalfa crop ,**' 1,1 Friday •'rl(,ay night witl^onn with one Ot^enrcompanleol.enrcompanlen! 1860.650. as comjxited with $1,090,100; ———<i»» ——— that. Detroit control of this state shall county ' W. «Mrh «UI «o > Ion, ..y w.anl “»>'’ ” >“'» m’n » >'f¥" ------------- —--------------PRESBYTERIANS TO HOLD ' be forever impossible. The cltlrcn* of Michlgan whu are not j ri.Mdchts of WUVIX- county will waU'h j with a.good deal ut Interest legislative । proceedings in thia state. Tile dly of i IMruil would be. very pleased indeed1 to get such a grip 011 our legislature: us will practically mak»- Uie n-.-x of Mli'hlgan-HU apix-ndage of Detroit. If iiirTSuhilrs of that city vrere in tinI h-uls of its bitter element. It would! U. make mi much difference; but when . tone knows the character of U>c pollUclans who have ruled Detroit in re- > STUDENTS SHOULD FILE APPLICATIONS COUNTY VALUATIONS REVISED DOWNWARD INCREASE OF FIFTEEN 794^ CENSUS ’™. . , / W „ - ■ , i ’ ' y 1 \ FORD COLORED SING-, ERS HERE JULY 7 nroductlvitv of land 1” S^lS.XyXtS'X^.^Si 8 • [drive back to Flint Al 5:15 the fol- Presbyterian Picnic Eaton County Authority Clnta At Streeter's Landing Thcyra,ae FX rrelcnaes pmZea The combined Sunday School and I • vacation_bjble school 8«>‘on. to Continue D.Uy For n was about 25 vears aeo when al. towln« morning he was found hang-! church picnic of the Presbyterian j Joc Hummrll. Haley Penfold and resred bringing the total equalized! Two *"— Weeks •«»--«——Variety of _* Interesting History of Cars and falfa was introduced in a verv .mail ing by lhe neck ill the Schoy bam. and; church. Hartings, will1 take place on1 Paul Foster, of Nashville, wefe arrest- value up to $810,170, as compared with Subjects On Schedule wav in this county. Farmers were '' vldp nUy had been dead tor some time. Thursday, July 7. ut five o'clock a: '' d l» “ t, week at thc instance of Eaton an equalized value of $1A4 1.000 last, Music to Feature a Fine Quite warv of it because thev did not ■ Corona Adrounlc was called but held Streeter's landing. Gun lake. ■ county authorities. They are charged year. ’ . . " ’ ' ' ' The Dully Vocation Bible school con Program understand the crop or was the chem- ■ no ‘“quest, because It was evident that The scholars of the Sunday Schoo! *nth obtaining money under false pre­ CASTLETON—Real estate assessed <V(cted each year by the .Presbyterian teal ^X^XrofiViin S-i “ w-- case of .ulcide. ' together with thc.r parent* and tense, by the olf.cen,.ofjhat county, Thov- who heard the famous Ford $1,630,065; penona! $162,605; total as- -church will be held this year for two The charge! as we understand It. L* Msssmcnt $1,782,670. Total assessment weeks In July. The sewtons will begin Irtenda. members of chtn'ch and con­ ~jiDixlc Singers when they appeared bc- stood as It now 1*. A few pioneers per- j cicuiur lai PH 111 gregation, also members of ull church based ujran bounty which it U alleged last year $1,860,235. The board equal-: at IQ o'clock on Monday. July llth^ ^Mfor» thc Rotary club and the High sisted and were able to show yields of, > I SHI NG IN GUN and will continue' each r school here a few weeks ago do not about twice as much as clover, beLAKE IS IMPROVING ',r‘ranUaUons a’^ M' these young men collected Jrom Eston (Continued on page■ six) ' ’ " morning from LH lmrnuvll’u cietu-s are cordially invited. county. It is claimed that they would | too to eleven-thirty o'clock tn the nerd to be told that a treat bln stole cause of Uie extra cuttings of the alcapture rats, on which that county, Sunday School room*. ’ for Everybody when we announce tlu I Gradually mtrrr.i b«an lo in- Waler, Are Well Stocked With , 'T”™*' ,hc pays a bounty. They would take off PURCHASED LATE CHAS. ,, The following subjects will be taught, Uiese singers are to ap)>ear here next crease; but many found difficulty in „ . •„ . « , tee an arrangements. SHERWOOD PROPERTY ij singing, al «. T. >. Walton. Milo DeVries, lb-.u,.,, Hw heads and then, by skillful use Perch, Bluegills and Bass I. Mepxrx. R. handicraft, dramatics, re­ Thursday night, July 7. We doubt if getUng started. The lands were sourj 3* < ' | n \ i Forrest Lain*. Howard Frdrt. Rev. Lem' of butternuts, they would shape a head . . . . ... 1 li’gton. catechtam. missionary biography. Each Forreat Lain*. H<>«. better colored singers can be found and farmers did not then so generallyEach Year Year I uel SeveranA-, S. C- Cordes. C. Angell, or ‘tt'o <>f other parts of each skin: American Legion and Auxiliary |}1bie stones, and auperviiwd gam«. than Urn Ford Eight, a double quartette. know that alialU win not grow „„ ___ a,...,,,.____ _ ______ _. Tite benefits of the rearing ponds for Doctor C. Hyatt. Mesdames VanDalallowing the skin of thc rat to dry whom the people of this city and ctMin- “r.3!L .^ ...... -v<nu>v ganu. Moved Into New Hettdquar- i M»* Wmdbume is Dean of the school r,",nM “U.1’ IM, .... Mark niuhl.. ; land n.,.r ^'u-an-. h’>7u. Sullivan. over a butternut. It is claimed that iy next ' no* epost is oi ••z»**. DeVries, »■•*-■*. ajma.. , Tn *"h foHo*lnk hypers and worker*-, ty wiu will nave have a ciuum* chancy* to near hear next has larger a deposits of marl ana and more a.. ■ llmraday night, at a craiccrt which I widely distributed than any county In °*!,f ,?^n^,',,£?* Smith and Kioto- they even took field mice, treated ters Last Week iMrs j0|ln K(tching. Itev. Lemuel Sevtheir hides this way and collected rat Last week a deal was consummated ’ e rance. Misses Beulah. Severance and will be part of a very interesting pro- southern Michigan. Marl was rowed-'55TT”;JuJtak?^ adav :S'°ror'. , > „ . bounty ............ on the «**«.«• same. •It ■•* Is said gram. Ion land because it wo* cheanor than! . . on aun nJcc °9 1 ,c °l*ntng dnj (rat -»•*• that ....... whereby the American Legion and Eloise Storer and others. jx>t luck supper will be served ami and i •«••••*» Next lhaL “ — K h.n<’' th,’rc wlM ** —— —*•-■ *7 arc Next Thursday j-nursaay evening, evening, at at the tne city city’s s;: lime, nme, and ana because occause it u contained container! lime nme i ~~~ ~~ „ boatln‘-'- swimming, o.u.uu.im. ware,»«« > tb‘y wen* quite smooth about it. in Auxiliary became the owners of the ’ .*.2 All ihi children In the — community that they wou,d would « always genuine. lute Charles Sherwood property on invited to attend. ------------- ”port. office _ und! .1.In a condition .... for lw»>s hove 8«™ino, parking lot-------------back of the to be quickly quickly taken taken ua up,been 1 bcc,V" ’T nwny "“ny a “: yrar y*?f' 8rwral 8cvenU !*» !*«“ “•«: "' sports sports and and shore shore games, games and and every every’ one lhnt As a use of !«“**“ lhc,r h,nl1 Each............ >,,or.................................. *v*ral will be made to ft-el perfectly I rnt heads on the top of the sack which South Church St... thc Post 'and Unit tram llw OnMnal Okw. by u» rail. A; z result of c: the Su = .... . .. welcome . ---• -*■♦*»--------------Iso of of lime lime Barry Barry county county1 l”0Usand ba“' **rch •““* blue 8,1,5 aro ------------ -<•»■.‘hey would take to t)>e proper officer taking Immediate possession. | THEY WONDER WHY. there will be glveh a public allowing of marl and also hns a ------large------------acreage — of alfalfa ‘sed to hngerllng size, then pul into OT Dfior pAOlQU j1(1 Ret thc bounty. The sickening Tills will make a splendid place for! A good'deal of complaint ha* come talking-moving picture* free. The plc-jnow ----“ for I lra and ‘ It has 'proven n money savor lw waters of Gun lake. Tlu* state co-; «' • Hvot rATIIon smell that came from the sack Was these organizatlomi aa there Is plenty to tiun Banner office about the condl• tores will reveal the source of the new livestock iind dairy Interests of thU 0lx'raU'fi bX ‘urnlMrlng thc tWi fry for PICN C DRAWS CROWD <-Mich that the officer did not make u of room for social as well as other at* tlon of the rood leading from Yankee Ford car and thepraw Ford truck in the county 'raeresu oi tnuj Mat<t |wa aUo ----------------------painstaking Investigation to see If ttvlties. Tite Auxiliary will Have a Springs church to Hastingx Point al < pictures and talkm made In the Ford __________T> t crated In arranging lor thc sjiearing of ( More Titan 1,000 Gather At i there, were any deception practiced, so reception room upstairs also a place'1 Gun lake. T^any are. wondering Ju*l 7 plant; also "Little Rivers" a play with noxious flah by'lta"owti representativesn*vf " i he uijs quite apt to take the word of to hold their meetings, as will the why,n was thought wise to rip up thia famous stage and radio stars. In Uu* waters of that lake. We have 1 air urounas * or 1Ja> 01 i the young fellows for the number of Legion downstairs. It is planned to road' at the beginning of the resort tea­ A* part of this program, the Ford mentioned several times the numlier of1 Sport and Fun ' rat heads and pay the bounty. It Is use -the large room to the north on the' soil Several automobiles have had to Dixie Singers will appear In person. carp, dogfish and blllfish speared by the Crowds estimated at near a thou- '“W ,,iat Ku,On coumy P“ftl *5 00fl or first floor as a recreation (dace where be pulled out of the tand since the No one can afford to ml** such a treat. Bill Bronson and Billie Paustle have Deputy Game Warden in Gun loke this I Mnd came from all section of lhe sa w)0 rat hountlcs last year. These the Boy-Scout troop sponsored b<- the road was •’improved" (?) and the re­ It Is entirely free. Remember Uie time. --------------------------------------------... year. If Uil* good work shall continue county to attend the picnic sponsored Nashville chaps didn't get ligion may also gather for Ita meet-! marks made about lhe fooiuhne** ot their clam cooking -oven invthe Tliursday, tomorrow night, at eight erected 'Indian Grove.” Thornapple river, and *n » lew year* Gun lake will be plcnU- by BL --------------• -------—it nil. now U *»-the *lur gn«,,bU “ .« “• \le We understand undmUnd tliat U»t tlu* U» ofiloltl- mg*. , tearing up this highway at thia time o'clock, at the parking lot opposite thc ulll V, ...., i. — aIkh. fl.llv uiirb.ili.izl wOW n.lt here on Uw ftxjrtl, ot duty Two bwrb*ll i «“ « "> ■»» "r They also acquired the vacant cor- ■ of the year were not complimentary to Universal Garage and bock of the pool will boon start gathering clam shells fully supplied with game flail. ,.m». ho™ r^. ranmo, r^-,. bl- **■ “ «'l“ for the Iowa factory. ner lot which they will improve and any wira may have been responalble for office. VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL. cyel. bo»U» .nd olbor »»,» ‘'l" nfitke it more sightly. In this Grove on Thornapple river ' j It. , ■ Not Only Imre these famous Binger* Tlie Daily Vacation Bible School of appeared before the Rotary. dub and the. Indians, years ago. made willow Emmanuel Eplseopnl church success­ himUbnl «muwra,n. The rhirtm ”'r “ «“* SKRIES ON LECTURES. | ANNOUNCEMENT. High school licre, but they have been baskets and “Froggie" Wickham served fully opened for its second year with mpprr ah. aUrwlwr a ciaehy it- SSSrf'UtmljJilS “only will be I A series'of lectures beginning Thors-1I I am a candidate for nomination for j wnlcnc“ wi|h intereat._________ booked also for Uie clortng meeting of frog legs and turtle soup in his wig­ a splendid registration on Tuesday. tendance. I day. July 14. at- 3 P. M. will be given' at j county treasurer on Uie republican ; Earlier in the day. tljc weather _____- - ■ Uk* Harting* Brotta-rhood next April. wam.—-Contributed by Ernest Wurst. July -Sth. The heads of departments i seemed threatening but that did not1 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. ; Uie Cloverdale schooUuiuuc by Mrs. 1 ticket at .the primary Sept. 13. Utt, Everyone who hears them will agree this year are: Miss Anne Burton, seem to discourage tite picnickers and1 Summer ANNOUNCEMENT. on and Wulck and Miss Helen Linn. The fol- -- -- - taxes - - may . be- paid tliat they have no superiors in their I wish to announce that I wUl be a primary department; Miss Katherine ; those who came were rewarded by an after *■ — — “ lowing subjects will be given one each Thursday. July 7. class. They are wonderful singer*. candidate for Judge of Probate on the Giddings, girls' hand work; Mr. Ray- \j Ideal day. There wa* plenty of fun for! —Adv. Nellie Smith. City Treas. 1 week for six weeks, anatomy, hygiene, lltical clique. I solicit your vo$aa The Unlveraal Garage Adv. on anolh- rrepublican .,,UDIlcan ticket at the corntng prim­ niond Bacheller. boys' hand work; health talk, nutrition, physical cul- support. Edward L. SchanU of Qai er page will give you further porUcu- j ^e*. Sept 13 I everybody and the entire crowd uccmed Sept. 13. I have served as Rcgls- Miss Betty Donley; MLss Betty Ogles­ I McCallum school reunion, i; tur^. The public Is urged to attend. the outing. Mrs J.. ... A. — McNulty; J. <». A. Me- to enjoy , . ! —■ Bill by;■ — .y- — .Z. Rev. w. ---------------------------------At schcralgrounds Saturday. July 18.1 POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT, pnarniFViiiF Rrnnnr RKrtNinw thorou«hlJ' conversant with the duties I Njilty. The school will continue daily BASEBALL AT VICKERY'S. pot luck dhitaT. Bring table service. All j fnnil^uX <J fSSyXteSSSil appreciate your| ta'four-weeksl throug I-i Julyr »lh. A 'i FOR COUNTY TREASURER. nday. July 10. Dowling v». Quality | welcome.—Adv. Annual reunion of Prairieville school 1Upport. Stuart Clemenf—Adv carefully planned program will guar­ __________________ , I wtah to announce my desire to be Ice Stores—Adv. on July 10 at Methodist church. CafeUiemeni.-Adv. antee a happy month rich in worth­ ICE CREAM SOCIAL. the Democratic candidate for the office terta dinner. Bring table service, rolls EDGER SCHOOL REUNION. ------ ----------------vlUMllell CHIROPODIST. ' Wednesday. P. M. and evening. July of County Treasurer, will appreciate i July 15th. 19M Flat while accomplishment. Children IKn not or sand wlclws and one other dish. Come. I Sunday July 17. Picnic dinner, bring attending ebewhere are cordially welIronside Shoe Co^ Thursday, July 14. 13. corner Court and Market. 10c.— your support.—Lorenao F. Mau*—Out July Hat. 1HX-C, *. -Adv. • ible service.—Adv. ' -Adv. Out 7-13. j Adv. f |7-27. Clam Cooking Oven Built on Indian Site �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JULY <, 19M PAGE TWO •"'.s'?' MICHIGAN BELL PAYS BRICK PAVING IS DR. ERNEST BURNHAM otic, but knew how to take comfort in $3,300,781.20 TO STATE VERY SATISFACTORY GAVE FINE ADDRESS their home and were always hospitable Guest* were ever welcome. Thc Influ-1 ■ nice of their home and their live* on | Sum Represents Net Earnings .< thc recipients _*1 of their gracious friend- ’ Qn qu1 Qj Each Five liness helped their guests to have Phones— In-------------Service higher and finer Ideals; because of Uie -----------»ax pay­ irtest tax Members of the Hastings Commercial nobility, high character and patriotism I i^nsing-One of thc largest of ml.nU muae niade b> nny MicliiganTnubltc Mlc------- "■= ... their hosts. . Thelr's ...co wgs an Amerl- ;ment* ay. any Club who failed to hear Dr. Ernest ran In th* trnr«t and and I»'.l -iim*.- ......... a.. ... can hnmr home, in the truest best m M-n.re.-l utUUy eorpoctren this year s^Upaid Burnham. of the Western State Teachcn. iriT uci D*nr iJune 30 'sh<n tbc f!K^k of UK> Mlcl.’1' •er*' Cuiiegr ot Kalamazoo, at thc oULILII HELr ur |gan Bell Telephone company for n nr QI IDCOUiennC »3,300.78l 20 wn* turned over to Oramd DU. UE bUrEnVlauna,B Fuller. State auditor general The , A, . or n _;iTwck wa* handed to lire state official of hi« trip tn Europe but year. He, Nashville Bank Needs 8 5 Per f by -LTHaii. tnemtrer of the comret out from Montreal m Augtut and Cent of Deposits to Re.ra; staff did not return until th.-, following Pnntr Th** WmeMt by Ure Michigan Bell Fehcuarv. vuiUng acottand. Eltgland. open naniv ( company represent* approximately Wales Inland, frar-re. SwitzerMiid Mews Erank Lentz. Fred Fuller and ione-quarter of .the*total state tax to bv .and Italy. Chester Smith, representing Ideal de-‘paid by Michigan public utilities this rrest on the ocean m ■>.- N.-lnUl. at.M ■" X. .!»jwym.nu w . ■ > a ' I the rtate. tire company tiii* year'pay* ' now in a receivers hand*, came bcfcte.alx>u,.J.05 0()(l |fl UX1.S aI..a H-ngvri American on the English boat which‘ the Ixairil of-iuivr-.isor's last wwk and 1 j-jo.ioo m miscellaneous-local, taxes, a took tlieiii Jer< *. the oilier piiMtongers adred their help in order that the grand total of approximately 83.820.000. being mostly Canadians and n-’u.-ningi bank might :•-open. It *e<-ni* that rep-; .,r $5 85 lor every telephone opepted by Engnthtnen bound'for their nan1 n-sentaUvrtS of about 83 per cent of:me company. That represent* the net country.' the total deposits in that bank have gamings on two of every five teleDr. Burnham* talk was - seasonedi altxady signed an agreement, under 1 phones tn service _ with much wit-and humor and was which the bank can,be nojx-ncd if the । under the Michigan law. telephone instructive. He mentioned Scotland as। ni-crwary 85-per cent, required by Uu.-|an(t telegraph comjwiiie*. railroad*. M great interest to the tourist, not Lite law. will sign.up. The county,railway car-loaning companies end cxmerely ix-cauw of tlie scenery at thc h.-ui $53,000 In the bank, of which $25.-, ^,-*s companies pay taxes to the state Scottish-Highlands, but becausd of the IXMJ is covered by bond* given by the ln )i<.u Of local taxes upon property beautiful and sub-iantial c,iti<-« which1 taink mid It is felt that the county has j generally used tor conducting, their “ ' ’ . . niM. ciher bonded protection for the re- business Ixwnl taxes arc paid by these quality of folks who inhabit that malnder. it cannot sue Uie bondsmen, companies upon real estate not in prescountry. ‘ iiowever. until the amount of thc loss. 4 l)t for the purp>»e of |Hiblic utility j service. Hr spoke of the Scotch os a firm: U any.'shall be determined. Tire 'question before the. board was • Tax money received by the state from know what it is to give up.to clrcum-i whether they might waive tire county's! public utilities la placed in the primary Mances. They keep on fighting, de- rights under tlie .bonds of the super- school fund and dl't'rtbulcd among tenninrd to qjakr the best of every visor* authorized county's signature to school districts in proportion to .the Altualion. to conquer the diHlculticb thc agreement. Prosecuting Attorney | number of children of school age rc*idtn their wav and tu achieve. Hi* des­ -BarneU came before them and ex- ing therein, to be applied against thc criptian of ins visit to Melrose Abbey.: plained tliat. in his Judgment. If they 'expense of operating tla- public school* where Vest the remains of Sir Walter1 signed such an agreement it would: It .is estimated that the primary sclidol Scott and Marshal Haig, .commander int-an to practically release bondsmen fund will receive approximately $13.­ of Uie British forces dnnng the World from liability. ' 300000 uxatlun. " 280.000 from utility taxation. war. was of special interest. 1 lt r4?en)5 that the Nashville bank ' , ‘ ——— ~~ Hr told of the lake country In the'doe* not need the entire $56,000 of tl:c[GUN LAKE PROTECTIVE northern part'of England. <>t tlie beau-jcounty's deixvut to reach 85' and ACcnPI ATIGM MCCTQ tifuf Cities and place* of historical in-1 then- Wits a feeling on tlu- Ixuard that I AooUDIR I IUI* Met I O terest m that country. He told of his j it would be helpful to the people of i visit to Dublip. its university; of laikc I Nashvillrt and vicinity, and a step step! Organization ‘Is, Interested In -Kfllarncy. and of other interesting w^tph. under Uie circumstances. the| Maintaining ■ Lake At . p!.icc* in thr soiith ot Ireland He wuh| board would b*- jusilHed in taking bv Present Level pleased and Impressed with Uie Irish [giving thc coutity'-. consent on $10.-. people, whose humor helps dispel the 1000 of its deposits under the proposed:! Tivcre wii.-i" held Sulurday uttemnon gloom of sorrowful experiences and I agreement. • h ’ at Streeter * Landing. Gun Uk«k a mrettrials. He told of hi* visit to Italy * However, the board did not take any :jmg of the Gun Lake Protccuvi- A«oan organization ot cottage He said the Italian* are a splendid: action but left ihe mutter in the handsii-tuilun. 1 of Barry, Kalamazoo and Alle­ pc«T>le. and Ure world will hear from i of a committee.' consisting nf Super- owner.* । them in tire future. When lie, first} visors Parker. MrCann. Brown. Smith gan 1 conntie.*. . went to Pari* he suid he did not up-'and Mayo, with powyr to act if. in predate it but be returned for two their judgment; Uie interests• of the. •s)x>m,tble for the construction of the wedu. later on and found that city full crunty will not be sacrificed in signing dam । at the ‘outlet of Gun lake, wh-.cli of interest and thoroughly enjoyed ttjup. ' 1is tlie heart of Gun river. They are very Ho- said Paris was Uie finest and most i -----much interested in maintaining tlie nOt worth ii. interesting capital in Ure world. H-; level of the lake, and have determined addfd that America is building ut ; Twenty-one Ith .tork claim* were tlliit no action shall be taken by prop­ Washington a city that will surpas*- presented to the Ixxrrd of'supervisor.s at erty owners mi Gun mar-h which wp.l I’an* soinv day.-Our capital eity. " he ithdr recent session, amounting to endanger, tla- present level of that lake said, "when it ii completed, according ■148295 the dain.ice being injury to aiui holding it where it him peen '.main­ to Ure plan* ot George Washington, sheep bv dogs. Tire 31 cluin tained since the dam was built. will be the most beautiful on the earth.-' kiujed at $37790. Tire litnrrThe as'-ocirttnn maintain* rearing Beautiful and interesting as thc city Robert Burchett and Son jf on Poster. iw>nd4 property of Mark Ritchie, on of Washington now la. Mount Vernt . whore ’ ’ - to -<132. Possibly the nonjirost shore of thc lake, and claim amounted surpawre*' it. because- there rest l* ' the dog populluon •»! Barry county is plans to rcleiue In October 30.000 black reniain; of Ure Father und Mother bwa and 75,tX» Wuepill tingerlings. Last- sciuon these ponds produced 12.600 four inch bluegills. 15.860 bass oi a little large sire. The Association hav-quitc a large membership and they appreciate what it means to not only maintain the Was Honor Quest At Commer­ cial Club Luncheon On Tuesday SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON ALL WORK • ORDERED FROM STOCK Hastings Monument Works IRONSIDE BROS., Proprs. Hastings, Mich. Phoffe 2497 Sugar ± 10 . 47c b RINSO LUX Large Size Pkg. EaeJi Toilet Soap 19c 7C Bacon Squares Choice Veal Steak Small Size Weiners J Pork Roasts p—a 8c ?»-"•' 25c p-™a 15c r..«< 14c Rice Krispies BUTTER 3m-Z5* 18c Shultz or Freeport Pound Friday and Saturday Specials at Feldpausch’s ** Where Better Food* Cott Lett ** PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER LOCAL NEWS State St., So. Jefferson and No. . Over two hundred attended thc 1 Ohnrch Were First Attempts I Methodist church and Sunday school ] picnic at crooked lake on Thursday. I In Hastings Bargains! Bargains! We have many bargains in women's men’s and misses' and children's , | Tire new law goe* into affect today ...... ™. the ,..v brick pavement _ _ _____ __ Ii requiring threw cent po-4*gv stampa In-1 rlx» laid on ___ State. Jefferson and North Church streets I stead of two cent* on all letter mMl. wa* in town. gretJUng some of hte local Mr*. Emma Bush, who hu been confriends who helped on Uial Job I fined to her bed for wine time, is re- | The people of Harting* have reason parted to be failing aa this item. 1* ■to be grateful for Uie thorough manner; written. in whM. (hat w»n< »»• <lo.«- » yr.r> „„ d,wtmenl n „u«i Nn.. ™ h»a io be cu,k B«rt»r , loan in Ukin train U breoM. of <tete« in U« c„,„„ w w work or material. The surface l* rtill no rfanlaKe LOW SHOES Women’s slippers on racks insideat $ 1.00, $2.00.and $3.00. Men’s oxfords $2.65, $3.45, $3.85, $4.95. Misses’ and chil­ dren’s out at $1.00, $1.85, $2.65. Come in and see them. This iittie stretch of paving wa* Has- . Nominations for candidate* for j tings' first attempt at a paved street, i «>unty officers mutt be in the hand* of The next was ^he cament paving on lhe «»unty clerk not latc}-_thun TucaGreen street to’Jefferson and on. .south 'day. '<*•.£. July 26. * 'r/«‘ them have «...< — A jnumbt numberfot have filed. / Jefferson Thc latter two stretches now 1 already r‘ “ been * " M ’“* illustrate very effectively the. fact that [ Mr*. Agnes Fisher underwent an op­ a great improvement has been made in eration nf Pennock hospital last week the art of cement paving, since they: iand was removed to her home on Mon­ were laid At tliat time there were few, day. Stic is doing nicely. Her da ugh Hastings Michigan veliicles except buggies and wagon*, ter. Mrs George Zuldema. of Grand and the paving reenied a tremendous [ Rapid* U caring for her. improvement over the old dirt roads or . The Dowling Cemetery Circle will gravelled roads of that period. One who meet. July 14 for dinner at the church basement Thc following ladies were subjects as anatomy, child care, prep- J children. Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Oasklli. told they .ire rough and oiler no com- 1 put on for work:» Lottie Ormsbee. “ ' oration of food, n< ''land family. punson in nmoaUinesa. and no doubt inBlanche Powell, — . ''lyrtle Robinson. Nearly all tire relatives of Mrs Charlie Moon, who has been sick the wear, compared with cement jmvuig as j Blanche Struble and Vert Scgur.— Marvin Andler Lrinuar of this vicin- [ pa*t few weeks and wun at the skf J it is now done j Blanche Powell. Sec'y. Ity attended a miscellaneous show for,taiium u week for rxamlimtion. un<fChicken dinner* al Lake House every her at her moUicr *. Mrs. Hattie And- went a very serious surgical operation < ONMDLRED BX THE BOARD. Sunday 12 to fl. M cents.—Adv. er'* home near Delton on Saturday Friday morning which wa* performed Tlie *upervi*or* listened one day lust; Recently Deputy Conservation night. , by Dr. A. B McGrrgory, Hattie Creek, week to Uie arguments of-a gentleman Oeorge — ~ ' Sumner planted lljxX) brook Thursday being Ure birthday of Mrs I ut t|lr pennock hospital. who suggested tluit an appraisal ‘ t>- trout tn Hughes Creek UningeviHle. Glen Morehouse .also Mis* Ada An- j Mr and M„ v,,rn Wllwix am| Vlr. made, for Insurance purposes, of all West Creek in Rutland. Crooked Creek Mini she was given t surprise when ‘glnu and Chartolte hftV1- moved Ui buildings owned by the county. This in Assyria and Quaker Creek In Maple Mr and Mrs. Vic Anson and Homer jx^png from Battle Creek and are would seem to be worth while. [Grove. This makes a total of MAW North.Pl,r U’V‘..,,W* ”.M:|now occupying the house which is A Mr. Srhofield. wiw owns property brook trout, fingerling size, planted In I man Morehouse of Orangeville arrived' connected with the James Bloom store on Mud Creek, asked the board for per­ the streams of Barry Barrv county count v this year vebr ,. with ice cream and caki.cake for a pleas- j• tffOperty mission to conrtruct a dam on that Miss Vera Ingcroon. -who has been for ant social ‘ ' evening' , ’ .. 1 ... ln - ------- - ------- -------- several year* engaged in mlisionary ‘ Evenone remember the McCallum , Mr\?nn" Pie,rcV’ ’"J"* -Hiuraday kx.king after burtnew to use same for power purposes. Tjje work in Korea, spoke Thursday after- scixxrt reunion to be held at the matter — was■= — refferredjlo the committee noon at a gathering of the Presbyterian, schoolhouse on July 16. Picnic dinner, lntcrcste and visiting friends. ’ Women'* Missionary Society held on drains. —— -­ w. ns usual, program and Iwll game and '■ Robert and Gordon Rees are »pendThe three' members ejunty tjic home home of Mrs. Mrs. D. D. A. A. VanBuskirk. sporU make up thc day to any noth- । '»K their vacation with their grtuid----- '---- ----of the -----‘“’' the .poor board came before the supervisors, *" - • ..... Mjjb — Ingcrson formerly lived In this. ing of Ure delight in seeing old friends j Parent*. Mr mid Mr*. Jacob Paul al mil explained thc condition of their; city iukI gave an Interesting account of and .schoolmates. All those who went ‘heir farm home near BalUr Creek. fundi. The board transferred $3,000 [ tier work. to school .here, or taught, and their I Mr and Mrs. Orllr Flslrer in cam, from thc general fund to the poor fund, fnmlllra. arc urged ... to come und enjoy i pany with other IVH.U.l. relative* wunira attended .1a U'l'CTUOl.l ..................... Wf.I. -novi which it was thought would'-mri: de­ WEST HOI E. birthday dinner at ! thb this day of days.ut tire tla- home ot of Mr. mands' until the October session. Tnw community was aaddetied Mr and Mrs. Glen Moreiioiure spent land Mra. Glenn Cadwalliider near irv. . — Thursday noon to hear of lire death Sunday with Mrs. Kale Collin* of Has- ling, also Waited Cloverdale friend* Ure A GOOH RIBDANCE. of Mrs Lottie Murphy Hart. She had tings. i first, ot the week. Not a few of tlww who spent their: been very ill for the past seven > Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jenkins' Mrs. Sadie CkuiFiis ­ Clemens «i*u and Di Diana, of Fourth Of July at home in Hasting* re- months Tire family have our deepest I on Sunday morning, a daughter. Betty Charlotte, were -v.._ guests •»..* at .. the ...r Mike­ marked cm how different it had been symiMthy • • . June; •------------- 8': pounds. • ... ...home a .few days . .Jaet week. weight ! Smith this year comixirrd with a few years | There will be a series of meetings . i Charles Belden of Battle Creek lx ifgo In the matter; of fireworks. Then f°r wonfen at the Cloverdale school-1 DOWLINt*. . ip,, ixnber who Is tilling the place carein's person* would throw lighted house beginning July 14 and at 3:30: Tlie Cemetery circle will meet onj of Wesley . Webb, who at present is Tn firecracker* into automobiles, into o'clock and held each successive Thursday. July 14* at thc church ns Milwaukee |n the Veteran's hospital, streets, often ^nto the face* of persons. Thursday for six meetings. No girls usual with a committee In charge of , .Several of our horw^hoe fans althinking such a proceeding was'under 14 year* allowed. They will be the dinner. , tended the Risk-Bcpnett .seven- game '-'smart.'' .We believe everybody is better conducted by a woman physician and Mrs. Ed Mowry of Hastings was in shoe match al Hastings Friday eve■tf now that tha.iaw lias prohibited the “ registered-nunre and concerning such I town Tuesday visiting her grand- • nlng. uv-of firework*. When One think.* of the accidents caused by Fuurth'of July explosives, he ^-especially grateful for tire change. Ed. Eldred, age 43, and Jiis brother Harry Eldred, age 42. tnth of Hot* wa re arrested tlie night of July 4. eliarged with stealing gasoline from ears at thc Fine lake resort. It is iTaimed that thex two mm were seen doing thk, and tijat on positive eviIrtockgd With ganfo fish. The tuwocia- ilence a warrant wait iMUcd. They arc itlon ha* been active nnri has" helped now held in Jail here. I tire situaUcth very much at that lake. PARENTS OF' A SON. ABOUT LIQUOR An eight and one-half ixnind son was born on July 1 to Mr. and Mr*. Burr Cochrane of Coldwater. Tire Uttlc ... in the SpreM lately about the success" of tire newcomer has been named Robert [guvremmeut'sale .of liquor in Canada. Newton. Mrs. Cochrane will be remem­ bered here as ML-s Corleone Newton Congrat illation*. . [in Canada that all is not well among OBITUARY. the Canadians. •. Emma Charlotte Ward was'horn In Tire following percentage* from an Ieditorial in the Toronto Daily Star Ohio September 12. 1873 and departed this life June 30. 1932. at the age ot [tame old effect In five years, since the- 58 years, 9 months and 18 day* She I new law Ha* been effective in Ontario was the youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Georue Ward, moved with tier parents | the number of persons imprisoned in Ontario increased by <>1 per cent., con- to Michigan when a small child and wax thc last survivor of her family On March 22. 1893 she was married to Thomas Murphy, settled on a farm in Miviction* t-v breach ot the liquor I. Hoim> township. Barry county Febru­ ary 15. 1922 her husband died leaving under various system* of povernmen: her alone. On Sept 25. 1929. she was united In marriage to Ira Hart of Has­ [eluding incre.i-v'of 55 per cent in con­ tings. She had been in ill health for victions for druntenncM. 544-ix-r cent two year*; wa* in bed with her lust i in convictions for driving while intoxi­ illness eight months; suffered intense­ cated; 93 per cent in liquor law .viola­ ly with a complication of discuses tions. 113 per cent in convictions for Everything that loving hands could do was done for her. t She was saved while victlotis for major otlenscS, on her sick bed and died trusting in HXgjmd 1929. ‘ the Lord. She leaves to mourn, her PASSING OF CHARLES R^BROWN. husband, two step-daughters and their families, several nephews and a host - Charles R Brown died on Wednes­ ot friend* Funeral service* were held day Jmoming at hl> hucne in Vennont- at the home July 3 at 10 30 A M. Rev. ; ville. following a sh'.rt illne*.* of. pr.ru- F. W. King officiating. Burial in Prai­ [ Hernia: Mi' Brown ua* well known in rieville cemetery, । Woodlsuid. Nuxhtlilr and vicinity where I he had lived pre'vioujlv to his removal SOt'TH MAPLE GROVE. to VrrmontviUe Mr and Mrs. Browr. Mr. and Mrs. G A Mar-hall were I had always maintained u linn re in Battle Cr<-ek visitors Friday. l Nuxiivllk1. where Hw funeral waa held Mr. and Mrs Pcto Hoffman visited .in the McUwdut church on kTiday at Mr. and Mrs. Glenn AspinaJI in Hut, [two p. M. tlu- Hartings Cammandery. Durfee district Wednesday night. F. R Smith and son of Battle Creek Knighia Templar having charge, ot the are painting L W. Jarrard’s buildings j ■ Mr and Mrs. Chester Hecker of ■ Surviving are the widow and one Woodland spent Thursday at L. W daughter. Mrs June Potter, who hive Jarrard's visiting thc former’s brother. i the sympathy of a large circle of George Hecker jfnend*. • . Mrs Lulu Gray and son Robert visi­ ted Mr. and Mr* A. J .Murray Friday ; HEATH OF JAMES FREEMAN. •Mr and Mrs ■'Ctrl Foshbaugh and 1 daughter*, Grace. lUael'and Helen of | Delta. Ohio, attended the Foshbaugh, i ■home of his daughter. Mrs IJoyd Rose, reunion Sunday. Miss Illa Jarrnrd is helping out Ln the i I in Bedford. Besides Mr*. Race, he is ■ survived by two sen». Ray and Eugene W. Cronk home a: Quimby for some j Freeman Funeral service* will be held tune. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jarrard and' I at the (laughter s home on Thursday afternoon at 2 30 o'clock. Mr Freeman daughter Twila spent Sunday at the Jarard-Elllston home. was a former Hastings resident. Mm. Jerry EHiqjl returned home Saturday after spending some time in The next meeting of the 8. E Rut- Grand Rapids os guests of her sister. Mr*. A W Scott • [ home ot Mattle Hine Wednesday P. M Mr. and Mm. Peter Hoffman were at : starting at two o'clock. All the Dew Lake Odessa Thursday of last week. ' members are requested to please be Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norton and. : present ns there will be a special *erv- Cleot* attended the Foshbaugh re-j lice for them Everyone welcome.—Mary: union at Putman Park, NarttvlUe SunWaters Pres* Supt. . flay. . Mr. and Mrs. Don Hill and family of, CIRCLE NO. 3. Nashville spent Thursday evening at i Circle No. 3 at the Methodist Ladies' Pete Hofiman'g. ! Aid will tpeet with Miss Florence Bump on Friday afternoon. July 8. Guests Sidewalks were first laid m New York are invited. in 1790. Ironside Shoe Company We INVITE YOUR PRICE COMPARISON Miller Furniture Company West State Street Hastings, Michigan Consumers Power Company’s tax hili amounts to nearly $9,000 a day— a substantial contribttMotM^l-ost of government, public improvements and schools. z Lowest Prices in Years CONSUMERS COKE Don’t Wait—Order Your Consumers Coke NOW 1 Easy Monthly Plan for your convenience Telephone Z3O5 CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �skill. place to In iital. at­ rium* evc- THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JULY 6. 1932 ■«$' INDEPENDENTS DEFEAT Sporting Items RISK DEFEATS BENNETT ' IN SHOE MATCH HERE iOO I Reynolds. 1 I Brail. 2 I Goodrnough. ' Follick. 2 Coot 'I f Thurston. 1 Second Ward Nine Beats First 21-17 Second Ward tram won out tn er I | Spectators See Jimmie Throw ,HhTlw* * First in a free-swinging Ine-scor- . Kuhn. 4 Ringers Blindfolded In Trick iing gome last Wednesday ut tire fair ■ grounds, first gamr following thc Altoft, 1 Shot Exhibition Jlwo weeksthe Jay-ufT by thr league during . Lotnl Nine Gets Away to Four Run Lend In the First Inning .. 1 . - ! ST. ELIZABETH 9-5 Hastings Independent bunched their -jtnL^ well gnd 1‘jok advantage of tree I to defeat the St. Elirabeth niiU'i S .000 ~w' 000 •000 •000 .000 day afternoon . Tin* Independents opt tied with tour j runs in the first. Harrington apd Brudy 1 getting walks and Young aixl McCann | tuts. Hnsting.-,. added two more In the • third and one each in the fifth, sixth J.C.PENNEYCO. Hastings, Mich, LIMITED QUANTITY! Men's Linen Caps IV orId Beaters! Regrouped for Clearance! J Barry. I . Cold weather and a threatening rain ।the Adventist Confrreiice Banasch^4 storm failed to xcurr away a good-sized Bush and Row formed tl>e winning crowd of iiorxeshoe fans who oraeniblrd ।battery. Reynolds. Buliop and War­ MurphjE* ■ Summer Joiinson. 2 000 St Elizabeth Scored ctice in the secat the local horseshoe courts Friday ।ner working toy the lover* Ralf, k. 1 000 und and again in the sixth With tf lend ’ evening to see the match 1>etween Jim-, Third Ward. of 9 to 2. Brownie took things easy inCenlralitex llajd Fielding Lead. true RUk, American hortrthc** pitching: tlw inneth and St. Elizabeth bdlwhtd AB All four of the teams playing in the champion, and Joe Bennett, the dark 1 horse" of National tournament play Hall, lb. ... . City League show some improvement •four lilts for three runs, making the fi-: ; na) wore 9 to 5 . | A brisk cross wind bothered boUi'Jame*- 3b. j in. fielding ds series nrari close. , Al Btown and Mode formed the bat- , contestants through ail four games Bishop. *»., p. Repriced to Hear! tery for Hastings and Bell and WilSeveral times the players had to stand ; Karines. 2b . ‘ Third Ward . . . 9 156 -47 5*^-cox for St Elizabeth by while especially strong gust* were Good enough, c f “(Second Ward 10 183 59 .7; Tin* Birifop Colored (Hants ot Battle' ' quieting down. Yet in- spite of tiu*, Osborn, r l “'Fuurtii Ward 8 123 54 ' Grrt-k «»re scheduled to play hue Sun­ iutndicup and the one-sldt-dix-** of the I Reynold*, p. xa. ’1 First Ward . 9 135 50 day but tlie game wu* railed on account! M-oring. fan* were treated to a great Curtu. Ifr . End of the triton —and *H <;f rani The Giant* are alwaj-. u big So very little never before exhibition of lotting For several round* Warner, c All the comfort and style l«aSOLARS must gut You'll want .... attraction and the gutw will lx* idayed bought greater value I Smart in succession .all four shoes would iwlurci you’d expect to find <*>ly ons new at thii hrralh laiusf 7uo Maneiimc later thia month Definite colors and patlemi; quality tai* 5 Second Ward 35 17 IB 12 wrapjx-d around live .Make and Hie first in raps selling much higher! .667, announcement will probably be fiude lonng; silk faced I Third Ward one u> rnia a double ringer would in­ Second Ward. 'First Ward variably lose three piintx. AB R PO A H; Fourth” Wurd Supreme Value! McMillan. 3b. a Tar4 fine sporteinan but Risk's inacliinr-likc Fulllck, c f .. . Good Rayon Iniidt! J HASTINGS TOSSERS coosixteiKy In finding Uw stake was The Indian Landing. Girl.** baseball , more than he (wild mulch Several BEAT FAIRVIEW 17-8 team played the Runrhcr* with a dote B \ spectators M-vmrd to feel that Ben­ score of 9-1.2 the Ranchers winning, on nett threw away many point* by hur­ " <> Team Averages 501 Per Cent rying Iris shot* in Uie wind; Rixk-taok. Full bias cut I Urn up of gtrl* was follow^ 1. o P(|- Ringers—James Leads In hl* time in this respect, and waited i Naylor, p; L Fuaa. c. lur iKillierxomc glut* to die down. ; L- Burge'S. 3b ; It i 0. Games Won Nut once during tlu- tout gam, wa* Hecker, rj. % ; 1). Kelli v, Risk really prr**cd. WIu-im-v«t B< ucI .35 !P2l 5 8<trjoi-<l 1-uirvit w 17 to « In u match 11'• Total ... KHIy, 1 .; L - Francisco, nett left an; <>]>ening hr invariably - R 11 E .here — - ■ •— . ■is • Thia game wa* followed by Thursday evening Tins . a game. *U-|>|wd in with a double ringer and 17 14 5 second yictiky fW Uie local team hi Ixtwwn tlw Rancher* and Curium First Want M-idoni mlsftcd an <>p|M>riunlty to'cover -21 16 a'tlie Western Michigan lionw-shix.* ( -'**nt< ‘ i' team. Tlw score uoa 9-7 in fa­ Benhetl'* duuble* With double* of his Hrro,M1 Ward .9 3 2 0 2 ft x—21. 16 8 vor uf Die IL»nclirr*. Tin- games were own, Po**cd by Reyonld*. 4 in I inhlnc. by Chin He Janies lead tile field iu inappy and tlw teams will play next One |x*cuhar ;Jiot hup|>eiied during | BL-diop, 5 in 5 innings, by Bu-.li 6 in .Sunday at Indiair Landing und uie • tlu* film I round tiiut is a rarity on uny|7 inning* Hite ufi Reynold*. 5 In 1 in­ games won. With five straight vn torle.s. ready to .-chcdulc lurthvf game.. a....... a............. ... lUng, off HLsiiop. U In 5 innings, of! und hi linger average, with 65.3 ja-r Sheer Prints court* Bennett sent. down ikiii of ringers to the west stake. Risk* first Bti*ii. 14 in 7 inning*. Singles -Bishop <ent. Kither Janie.-, pdon Oak*, Ed i Titus and Stanton foli&ed in order EARLY WORKERS GET Dainty Batntct allot ended up slightly to Uie rear »f 3 Kame*. Vrarncr. McMillan, Ru:r, mentioned Stanton snfatitutiiig in Broil. Bush, Bush. 2, 2. Hall. (Hxxlenough BEST LOOKING LAWNS the A team tor Lt'ster Monica tinned second xlioc found* the .stake cleanly. Curtt*. Hilbck. F'uilick. l-»i abet-. Hrwit*. '' in u good jx r foruiance with two win*' Stamm, 2-Bu.m- hit-- Kania-. and a ringer average of 39 6 per cent.' Seed Mixtures, Fertilisers anti: ing drew the first shoe onto tlie stake (loxigii. ■" Warner..' :___ .............. ........ Ed Titus L; in proc,. -. <>f switching Proper Methods Described By i fur a double ringer und knocked one ot Broil. 3-Ba.,<- hits—Kannes. Hewitt. H'i*. Dull CHARDONIZE — Bennett?, alioes <>t| the peg; thus Risk by-pitciied balls—by Bu*h. 1. <Curti*> over from the three-quarter turn to i Specialists At State College netted three point* against a dwble Piuacd balls—Ror*-. 3. Warner, 1. Wild the one and Hiree-qUaTtcr turn de­ Good lawns depend’on air early start livery and so is below ills usual i»ar in , ringer by only throwing uno ringer "hitches, Reynold*. 2. Bu*h. Blxliop ringer average. Ed is.using M.V the three- > 4n sLxtllug new areas or in re-Mjedini; While himself. Struck-out—by Reynold*. 0. by Bishop. <iu.irtrr delivery in comiHtitlon und tlve! tiic places where, the gra-.s has failed After the mulch .Risk gave on exhi­ 7.. by Bush. 12 Stolon i>xse.-- -Kurrnj- • orte nnd thrce-ipiartcn; delivery ip ' in old lawnv according.lo the soil* ilebition uf trick shuts Uut included Ri-yiwikl*. 2. Hull. Jaliwr.. Curtis. Rom-. jiractice. Last season Ed iLiuaUy nv- i purtinenl at Michigan Slate Coiiege. laslt Uiruwing ringers while blindfolded and Only alwj with Uw- stgke hidden from vt'<-4 Wmninif pitcln r -Bush. I<r.:ng iJtcin-r. eiaged te-luirti 50 and CO per cent; -The lawn tJwuld be raked u* soon as tite ground dries Mifiicientiy and unby a blanket. Other stunts ineludt-d Reynolds. Uinpif«--‘-S. Y<hiiu’. w inigii* and frequently even better. Herewitii arc detail.' oi thc play: even places xhouM be leveled up by ringing Uirve stakes plucvd in various Junies. ■ , ' ' ' the Hastininc-Falrvieu- • adding new soil. [ABeedllig * while thc prMitkiikx About the main stake, ring­ game June 30. 1932. al Hast Inga groundJ ii ‘fr.vziriq or is ----“ while '* there “— ** ing a movable stake, lighting nuitclw-s p rI ! snow on the Rroun<L_wrtl not hasten A Warner a I low. <1 hi* opponent* Hiuling* SI* placed against tlie stake, throwing four five hits lu*t Thiirstluy uftcnkion C».3 Ha- growth of tlw lawn. ringer* in luirccsshm after stepping a only but he issued *o many that 2 i Tlw grus* mixtures recumniendcd’ by (Mire nearer Uh* stake utter each throw things looked mighty dark tor Up485.the college men orc-bluegrass, 50 per2 262 und throwing ringers over a straw, Ceturaiite* in Uh- r.ioeing inning* of Cool — pert — 453jcent; Chewing** New Zealand fescue* 2 340 hat placed dose to Ui<- slake. /Vetoer-than-Ncw Styles t 39 612(1 |xr cent; redtop 20 |ht cent; andl Skidmore, the Sccuiid * big 3 338 Both Risk und Bennett weir rapid play prints! New rtwit-hander. |xtcliAl miglitj nice base­ i Colonia) bent ura-vj. 10 per cent, for all Fmer-dian-Finc Quality ! towers aiut lt*.i little time in "getting walking only four men aud strik­ place* except shaded spot** where set." Risk, especially. kn»l up u rapid bay. novelty styles! Lower-than-Low Price! ing out eleven. Given the backing he I rough stalk meadow grass. 40 per ccnl;| fire at the |>eg. His wcond shoe wa-. deserved Skidmore could have forced p 'Chewing** New Zealand fescue, 30 per usually in the air a split second after SP the Thfrd Ward Into a tight place sev­ ,27 cent, red top. 20 per cent, and Colonial the first one hat! come lo re*. E Rernu* 340 eral tinm*. ‘ j bent gra.ss. 10 per cent, should be used.' Risk had the high ringer average for 260 BKASCll Itl.HTHKT. 1 delphia. Richmond and Alexandria in Both pitchers went ttw entire nine Hendrickson . .. . j Use 20 to 25 iKiuiicls of a high grade a single game with an 81.5 per cent 312 Weston . .... I Virginia. Albany in New York and Mrs. Pearl Lowell spent Friday with 4.■_ j fertilizer to each 1.000 sq. ft of la*n.| while BeniH-tl* best round wag 66 7. iiudngs. Rose doing tlw receiving tor N. Dogger 324 • Montreal In Canada. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel OsSkidmore and •ofp.wel! far Warner. 28 1 T 1 * 1 recommended analyses arc 10-8-6, | Risk averaged 72.1 per cent for the four Viuidcrlind ... Washington's vision of the comrner- trot h. _ 10-6-4, or one'With similar proportions Third Ward. galqes while Beimett liad *58 5. Risk ciol future of Detroit led him to proMux Esther Doty of Charlotte spent * of plant food. The fertilizer slioald be AB R PO A scared 200 points to Bennett'* 94 • 8 17 1460 648 j po.se that it be included in tlw first the week al the home of Mr. and Mrs. ; mixed With dry ,*and or oilier *oll to Herewith are'details of the eontert: Team average. 44 4. Ftate to be caned put of the old North­ Jesse Paisctf ! permit Its even distribution by broadResult* of tlie Risk—Bennett mutch, Karme.i. 2b. .... west Territory. This state Was planned Donald (Wroth ot 1-andng is spend­ ef. p.. . casting or with a sm*U. hand'drill. AlJames, 3b . * „.! (Continued from page one) played July 1st. 1932 . , 1 to include approximately all that 1*. ing a few day* at the Ostroth-Adam*’ 1 WO rine (jameS Are jway* apply fertilizers-when tlw grass ______________________________ Cogswell. c. . . ' is dry and water Immediately after th? from 82250 to 82.060. with all fee* Ohio but was al*o to extend home Adrlanson. c.f. ., MU* Margery Norton Is staying with application Use ammonium sulphate turned over to the county The coun- northward to include the area around Main. Lt ty treasiuer also turns hi* fee* to the WMhington recognized that her aunt in Nashville for a few days. Hall. rf. . Two unusually fine games are on tlie 5 lbs. to 1.000 sq ft . to stimulate grass county. Tlie county drain commission- ’nls would make u *tatc of awkward Jacobs, as 1 bill for baseball fails iiere, this week growth later in tlw season. Do not fer­ er s pay, was reduced from 8750 to 8250. *h“l** The lv newel for the Untied Suu. believed that thc town dry --weather. •*-“ Shaded er's pajrjWM Warner, p 1 end. on Saturday, July 9, the Holland tilize during hot. dry M* wa* cut from *touid !w made a part nf an indcprnd- h held by Seguin. Maine, where a total EJ applications rr .K ot T.«Tlie sheriff** «Uu salaryIndep-ndent* will play a return match spots need more light 83 000 to 82.000 and tlw under-sheriff's ‘■nt «tate as ««•“ l*»'*>ble. This did of 2734 ijours of fog was recorded in with the local lnde|M*ndrnu and on ammonium sulphate and lota of water. from 81.800 to 81.200. Tlw sheriff was "ol U> te**s as he wished, but thc 1907. Roll the lawn only once. When wa­ Sunday. July 10. the Hartford Red Sox allowed 8M0 for expense* for work «•«[ devrlopuient of the State of come fur a tilt with the HastlnwUnlne/ tering lawns, thoroughly drench the within the county and no fees on crimi- Michigan more than verified his presoil and do not water again until the McMillan. *.s. .. Holland shaded Hosting* 4 to 3 in a sol] I* dry. Frequent; light waterings nal cases; but he is to have life fee* al- diction*. rut flowers annually. Larabee. 3b . game Hierc earlier in the season. It was Risk .... injure the gnus. ' iow’«l in civil . cates. C. . H. .. Osborn wiio--------------------------------------------------------u great context and the Independent* may Bennett------- ------- ..--------- ---------- Stamm. 2b Set the cutterbar of the mower atlfills several office*—that of Uie secre-1 are looking forward to a chance to even two inchex for the first two 'cuttings Next Thursday—B Lraifue to Gnind Hewitt. Jb -•» tlw •»— — tury of poor board, friend' of the 3 12 account* Saturday. Judging from tlie Rapids. Grand Rapids here week from Roae, c Follick. c.f. next context, both teams axe so evenly and then lower it to one and one-half court, county agent and welfare officer Thursday—Big game bf year. cut the grass as often as it get* and is [laid 83200 was cut to 82,800. and Bush. rJ. matched that almost anytlung can Inches, Maybe game Saturday in Lansing. one-half inch rfbove the cut ter bar the pay include* as |t lias heretofore Stakeley. If luppep. height. allowance for clerk hire. Tlie yearly pay . Tlie game with Hart font Sunday will Under a plan approved by tlie na­ Brail. I.f of tlw road commissioners was fixed at tional automobile chamber of com­ Skidmore, p be a particularly significant one. Has­ RELIGION A FORCE..8300 each instead of 8400 each. The merce. automobiles more tlian ten tings has been invited to take part In Tlw first and most important thing itotal reduction amount* to 85.000 The yean old in France are lo be destroyed the Western Michigan tournnment is to keep alive in our minds the reductions made will apply lo salau^ by government agenu. Ilartfc-** *r‘—r of tlw league nijd ; truth that religion has been for mil- > beginning January 1. ford i la u■ — number 1 1933 1933. M Uie r Imicix-ndent* Inde|x*ndenU defeat Hartford ..n .. — .1 . ' lions and can.be,for all a perfectly tre-j However, tlw taxpayers will not get 3rd Ward .1 4 0 0 6 0 1 4 4-20 16 6 : sustaining force That Lx what'much benefit from this reduction, as It 2nd Ward I 1 1 0 0 0 2 7 4-16 6 10 Sunday It will indicate tliat Hie local mendous nine can keep up with tin- league com­ Base* on bulls—off Warner. 14. Skid­ petition. Even if thc Independents we so often forget We look at tlw con-. is certain that a considerably larger ventional lives of many about us and amount must be given to the poor fund more. 4. Single*—James. Adtlanwn. make a' ifxxl showing against Hartford , not feel that their religion lux made next year than this >var There will be Jacobs, ■ Bush. 2; Karmcs. Cogswell. and lose on arcmin*, of -tlie bretik\' it is do , reduction in tlw county tax this Hall, Stamm. Hewitt. Follick. 2-Basc .4111 possible tliat. they will enter the ,much difference in their lives Consequently.'we do not hope or expect it to >car due to the fact there te a leas hits—Cogswell. 2; Kannes. Main. Bush. tourney.. make much difference in opts. That is'amount of road bonds to be paid, and 3-Bivc hit*—Kannes. Adrianson. War­ This invitation fo take part in the i ■MtfiiUiMLa. greatest mistake we can make. It is I sonic money will come from tlw state ner. PaAscd bulls—Cogswell. 4. Row. 2 tournament l» an honor nnd indicates tlw । mistake from the bad effects of whichtliat ....................... ■-J ■ • — will apply on *• that• indebtedness. Struck-out—by Warner. 15. by Skid­ Dial thc local nine has gained recogni- a । the church Is suffering tremendously Wild pitches—Warner. 1. Skidmore. 1 tlon for being able to put up a good । Ends People are suffering from spiritual more. 11. Sloten bases—Kames. Mc­ brand of game. anaemia who ought to be strong, ro ­ Millan. 3.'Cogswell. Hewitt, 2. James, Both games scheduled for the week | Hall. Bush. Left on bo*c«—3rd Ward. 4. end are likely to be of more than ordi­ bust, and red-blooded. "Too often the things by which men And Ward, 9-. Winning ivitclier. Warner. nary' Interest. ।live are moved Into the attic of the George wasmngton. Washington, wpose Will and win ana Umpire, s VanGordcr. mind. Just think of what an aid attic genlus brought the Revolutionary War Flyldlng Averages. ssuMra-ss “i.'S; “ • r T“w Player Bush. 2 HI. T>ul which brln, out or U«M. .re ’>'"lr •*• ihrecUon ot thc Mure 1.000 Adcock. 4 1.000 out of mind. The attic presents a economic development of the country. Main. 3 .... 1 000 Shoe tossers of thc local club are pathetic array of things that used lo1 Western lands interested him from his The smsilng NEW truss Maurer, 4 I MO pointing for the contest with Grand be. ft is tile easiest thing in the world Payne, H., 4 1000 Rapids here July 14. Last season Has­ to allow our faith In God to become youthful days as a surveyor- and in pad obtainable only* on Adair, 3 J>5S tings and Grand Rapids were tied al like some broken-down parlor chair 1784 he said. "Detroit is a point through ' Ak.-c.i Trusses, has an ad­ Skidmore, 2. .929 .the end ot the regular season but that has been removed to t|?e atlc. It which the trade of the Lake Huron, justable center pressure Matthews. 1 .923 Grand Rapids won by a slender margin used to be. but now It doesn't count. and all above it. must pass, if it cen­ control which eleminetee Kennedy, 4 .909 In the playoff. Hastings defeated the A Bible that Is not read, a church that ters in any State ot the Union." At Bishop. 1 .. .900 Furniture City playent on tlie Grand Is not attended, a Christ who is not that time a frontier village with a few ing pressure and holds rup­ Biddle. 4 ... 895 Rapids courts but were defeated in the studird and thought over—all these are hundred inhabitants, Detroit little re­ ture securely at opening. sembled the modern center of travel Rose. 2 . WW return match here. empty relics of no present power." Dotted line* In lop illustra­ nnd commerce which vindicates Wash­ Warner. 3 ... Jack Hocksema. Grand Rapids city tion Indicate how center of ington's Judgment. James. 3 . . 870 champion. Is the star of the Grand ACCEKSORIEB SERVER Firm in his conviction, Washington Keller. 1 ... WITH SALADS. J57 Rapids team and is a hard one to de­ ad exactly as patient's con­ Hewitt, 2 .856 feat. Jack has been going unusually Thc number of salad combinations te advocated the connection ot tlie Great dition requires Akron Truss 815 fine this reason and recently defeated only limited. by thc ingenuity of the Lakes and the Atlantic by a series bf Cogswell. 3 . Wearer* find matchless waterways, states one of the notes pub­ Karme*. 3 . Joe Bennett four games out of five, .845 housekeeper in utilizing left-over* of truss comfort and bene­ Thompson. 4 824 averaging belter than 72 per cent rtng- vegetables, fruits and meats Hi, season. lished by the Michigan Bicentennial ficial results. 8ee a dem­ Payne. L. 3 .818 Among the accessories that are usually Commission, material for which is onstration bare. We are gathered from the original document* Stamm, 2 ... Nevertheless, if the regular A team liked are cheese balls, radishes, olives Exclusive Authorised Akron Tasker, 4 ... line-up is present for the tourney and tripe, green br stuffed i. celery curl* or owned by the Clement* Library of the: Truss Fitters. Ask your if the members pitch up to the usual heart*, currants or salted nut*. Tiny University of Michigan or by citizens' physical tboui our service standard, the-local club hopes to give rolls, cheese straws, toasted crackers. of the state. Since Washington could Lechlellner. 4 Grand Rapids team some real com­ । tiny rounds or triangle* of toast. not foresee the perfection of Hie rail­ Hastings, Mich. Teleehone 2131 ,Tke Prescriptioi Druj Store' petition. Judging from the matches of II cheese , Bornum. 1 .. tea biscuits, tiny nut biscuit* or road as a means of transportation, he concentrated his attention on making; Haight, 2 ... last year, any player who shoot* much saltines . may be served with salad. LyBarfcer, Proprietor the Northwest Territory available by' under a 45 per cent ringer average will Adrianaon, 3 .653 be tn for more defeats than wins. Field. 4 ------Practically *U Industrial institutions convenient water routes, To support his | Hastings, Mkh. .601 The local tfeam is pointing for the in 1 Russia have a "red board" and plan he carefully computed the, dis-, Boyes. 4 600 Grand Rapids match and fans will "black board"—thc former listing ex- lance* from Detroit to pointe which Hill. O, 1 .... 1 workers and Uve latter shirk- were then, or were likely to become, .600 doubtless be able to enjoy a real con- emplary < Nye, 1 .600 Townsend, 3 .. er* 5nd inebriates. Impartsqt distributing centers, Phila- Ties Soft Straw 89c Slips I0« HOSE is all you pay for new Summery Wash Fabrica Panties­ Bloomers 49c 29C TUB-FAST COTTON FROCKS MAKETENTATIVEBEPORT ON SALARIES Billed for Week-End This is Insect time/ Get your poisons and sprays from our large stock Washington Forecast Growth of Michigan Uanueuuy TRUSS Pressure Local Tossers Point for Match Witft G.R. Paris Green, Arsenate of lead, Black Leaf 40 and all the other insect and bug destroyers you oeed. Prices Very Low Bring your own containers and get your fly spray at the new low price! Carveth & Stebbins Di u<j St �TIIE HASTINGS BAXNBK, WKDS1BDAT, JULY <, Im Mog roou_______________________ The Hastings Banner Views and Opinions; What Others Say This and That Backward Glances; FablM'd retry WrdMUay. Ponit»n* are really indirect sales taxes ■i H>xi>r>, Michinn- ’jagainst the public. A direct rale* ux Mount Vernon in Bloom. ————————। has one advantage. When governCharming Colonial Gordens. COOK BROS.. Editor*. — .merit cost* negin to rise, ue increasca Am poR TH£ VETERAN8 Old-Fashioned Flowers. TEN YEARS AGO ‘TODAY. fiKVK.xrr sEVEXTH YEAR'lax rate rani 1 Ung 1* fell immediately Washington's Hobby I How many people realize tint the , Mrs Swan Anderson and children; : ~ ' ■ and directly by the entire public and . . left last week for a visit with relaUve*! IS.a taw.t -A At rtA«11ne« . m.1' , .I'' United States government U<j»ying (sentiment against extravagance *ouW - bounty, to one million three kiiidred be impressed with the dig thus be more easily orou.-<d As it is thousand persons who arc veterans of renity which pervades the enure ex- । P*1 urday to j<yi his family and all re- j 1 now. a part of the excessive govern- j our wars, their relatives or pensioners tale. The design for Mount Vernon,; lu™'d h«nl* SHIRT planned in 17&3 l» supremely «mplc! alld ”aJc_a,ld^,r “?d f i' । ment expenditures are hidden behind i0, Ulc Conner service men? .. . , . _u,,. How many know Chat we pay each and at thc same time most interesting, M^s' ^ corporation taxes .which, while utiii niraTi. xiA aiv* ins... »(■*";, , ,,, |year for veteran*'relief U» irtagtering and original scheme, it u gracious and aut^ ?'la8y» X?rtt^.Uy t^i l h. B.ltBure k '15 c«4 z«4u<Um>. profess not to be a tax on the public. c0*t of one billion of dollars? warm and inviting, and was all of thi»!and o^tcr pointa In the east. They! wV,dUX-T *" U” ““ when ita trees were young and the anCB"’“ cnrou* «P«‘ to ** paying for relief each year 1329 - cient boxwood was Just beginning to i ab0?t,Ju*0 HiV-iNiK. —tatee. for all practical purpoecs differ ’’s,: , , ’from a direct tax in name only. Since 000,000 more than was paid in 19321 grow tor it is :xX entirely to Uiiw Riat, Mr; “ . ^Vs' «lo*’a™ Martin and son Great Britain, with ten times our war this garden must lay its charm. Schoolcraft. Mr and Mra. , Albert /f. ” ' i these indirect taxes constitute, an. 1m- casualUe*. is now paying >150.000.000 The or uj to mbe more more menuliteral- ,, h* A" ‘„ o ... ,* “^.’7 Kala,;'-------la*>’' itK symmetry , vr ; . .-------11 portanl jart of tlw national ''guvrrn- less than in’ 1922. Smith and H»W«r daughter anti Mm Mrs. ly---------- .cu>, .taraUiw a r, --------- Mr. Wm. »" “■)» M»l Frank anti a..,,,, u Mth U» «rup.u«u pm “ Bower ,v™" • “ daughter of Tnrkn, ment** revenue and to a leaner extent As some one |»lnu out; . AVVKkTlSrKU « -r iuHAus-expect tn in ao so iutax- , “onlan“' M*nt Bunday With Mr- and , of the states, extravagance can creep "The difference between Great Brit­ care which wr*houl4_cxpecl tidious a man h* Wa-diingtim. General; A*y722~,‘er^ i in to an Alarming txt-ent before the ain and tlw United State* is tliat in Washington could no more liavi- made 1 Y188 ^^gini* Campbell was a week j public at large becomes sufficiently tlie former country the cost of veteran* a garden Uut was informal than, he 7'* "* rr*'*lfalh« ,E A lias declined, while Uie coot of ioclai iorqujed to demand retrenchment Tlie services to tlw? entire population has could have descended to act the clown R,d<'r Ile' a,,d Mrs. C. E EHinger vteltor* thereon Mon­ theory often advanced by demagogues increased; whereas in th? United States in cap and bells. By studying Mount of , n 'that thc tax burden of the people the whole increase has gone to veterans Vernon boUi in iu [Jan and In its etuiIras beautiful perspectives and vistas. I:. and Mra> JJ**1 8U',!‘ and three 1 should be reduced by "socking" the cor- ns tribute to their growing political L* jxxsMbic to come nearer to an under- ^ildren from Chicago are guerta of in other outer words, auras, in Great areal Britlint- - .... ......... c »u uuuvr- । I Kir r,lxl -- Xlrc Ctnrl - - - ------Mf --­ power. In ... .u .in jxTAtions may have a certain popular ain the ex-soldiers are merging one.'!’_____ Ending of. that quality Cseorge] Wtopinter at their AU *biw'.re appeal but i» entirely. unsound m Mr a.^1 M^Frank Hannan anent principle and like a boomerang, hits in thc United states they are becoming a iittle'm"rtw Of hint "one sec* in' NIr a,ul Mrs Fri,nk Hoonan spent Mount Vernon, os well as feete Ui<big' “ t,M * K 1 ** 1* of Mr. and Mra. right back at tlie jieoplc ft is suppowd ’ The above facta are brought out in a net* of his mold, physical, mental and •Mario!l °?bb to benefit. Mr: a,K1 Mrs H «. Hayes anil Ed­ M-rirti of articles published in thc New spiritual, that set. him apart from all i. i i.:-.. :* . York World-Telegram and certainly hls kind and yet'made him to be so mun“ D Wood ,eft Sunday for CinI equipped cmnati'by motor. ' SAMUEL INSULL. make one wonder what will be the end greaRy loved. In his own plan for Uie place WashMUs Ml!‘lrv«1 Reynolds and Roy Cor­ Only a few years ago Samuel Insult of these demands upon our national ington calls both garden*.' kitchen gar- idMi *,'!c ln bilk<‘ Od'*-*a Monday to rac treasury. was the dominant figure of tjie public Must a shih s!irink—ant! shrink—and shrink, until only a No one will begrudge to thc worthy dens." but thc endoteM garden on thc I M,!« Margery Reynold* who Is nttendROOSEVELT NOMINATED. I Utility field Today he is penhtte** veteran aid due from his govvmm>-n'. norUi side of Uie lawn Is Uw flower lHR a houi* W‘rt>’ w,*«h Lansing Houdini could escape from it? Before you answer "Yea"— .IW.her lutt» bl, ou.drtnnUI r«”l" "» • I""1’ * and no stone should be left unturned t/> garden and thc famous garden of box-1 rrtcnt15 come in and meet our Arrow Broadcloth Shirts. They're ------------- rrr---------- , pwral cn.vn.lta. wf.ru' °» “» help the former service man whose wood. Tlx-kitchen garden lies opposite I TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. health has been broken by his stay in on the south, buck of Rs similar brick ; Sanforized-Shrunk by an exclusive process that guarantee* per­ Wbf,c m.™-, L. n»«r«d tai' the ■T" Solon Doud Sunday with ------- -------- spent ----- — —.........Ids' — camp or on Che battle field. But when wall, tojiped with-white palings Situatitataf... mntu»f> ita.iin;”' ?* “"1 manent fit, or well return your money. And what shirt* they «d hire, on the gentle slope where thc 1,0,1 R®Vmond Doud of Battle Creek. . , Mian week Mira Bessie Berair Burti Burt: returned last week' offlccr. who enlisted 13 day* before the land begin* to fall away towarda the are! Rich, lusrrou* fabric*—correct arm lengths—and the trim, ftatar cantata ta nrvta.n. of . „ . n „ nn, . ... . , . the collapse of the organUaUon his armistice, and is now receiving >187 50 over, this garden u terraced into two fn>in Ironwwxl., MicJUgon. where ah.-j ta Onfta BUta Tta taf Uta tan ■ h>, „ smart fit about the collar that seems to l>e an has' tJWl been‘ *«»ehJng teaching thc )>ast )>a*t year. a month us retirement pay. although he level* its entire length- Tlx- gate in tlu- tu Utah .tatata vtaprtafcnc, for I „ ,ueh lhe|r ,c„lh watt which lends in from the lawn Bi Mr ‘ Uld Mrx AI L C3t » k Robert Arrow copyright. Our .Arrow Broadcloth 1* receiving a large salary hi addition, tawta of Ten. taf <talfo™.;,ncnn,amlpmm.but ^,omMua we wonder if we shall not have lo call nx-t by a walk tliat Irusscs the upper c<x>k nnd the MImc* Florence Harper Shirt* arc excellent values, too. Priced from a halt on thc trvi^icndou.* drain on our ierracc to steps which dcsccixi to thr'and Dorothy C'»»k attended tlie wedtan* r.rn an .nu-cllm... I common vegetable level. This upper |dl,1R of Mb* rk'llc Copley ut Yorkville treasury. »V h..r .dtamf Ro,«..AfibM DtabUn. U>. drfl.Uon of There is grave danger in our making rerrare entertains only tlu? finer herb*. (Thursday nfU-nxxtn. nrr-otalr for.Uie .fCrnd.d Mn n, fta ■ Mr Uu,,!.-, , „„„ a favored class of any one group of <>-.u thc salad*. «tmplc.< and small fruit*. J- T lombard returned Tucwlay been nunn« fojnerceta- rnc lundn.;, | ,hock „ him. but unlee. (he crml for people, even Umugii they have gn at with Uie fine tnx- fruit* against the ‘from St. Ixiui*. Mi^ouri, wiicrA h«of partial parallel. But alter readme I |XJW,.r hu become loo atron.ty need In claim* on our sympathy and help — wall a* it face* tlw- soutii. -Ajwicot.. visited his daughter, Mrs. Donald D. nectarines, peadie*, fine plum*, pear.*--,31n!t!lNorthville Record. . hi* speeches we arc forced to the con-; his character, he can now expe'rirticc uH these were Ruined ugantst the wall I ‘ ’lev. A. f) Grlbxgy of East Jordan, elusion that politically he is a careerist I more peace of mind and real Joy of in Washingtons time, a* is the Englult |M,t l’’KiUl- •-* visiting his sons. Rev. "PAY ROLL DRYS." custom; arid tlw General’* table enjoy- 'Maurice Grigsby and William GRgsby. who-is willing to say anything or prom- living than he has probably known for Thc attitude of the pay roll drys cd tlx- earliest nnd nciicst delicacies : -',r n,Ml Mrs Frank S. Pryor attendhe anything to achieve hl* ambition— many a year. to prevent a referendum on prohlbl- as a consequence. < d. Rx? graduation exerciser al Aiui-Artlx- presidency of the United States. His tion is sUll the most astounding The upper terrace is a charming gar-, *?‘r liV l *w'k where Ririr son CliesU-r veiled attempt to win the votes of the ONE DAY IN FOUR. anomaly of the time. They say such den. In addition to iu- herb* and wall i compleuxl hi* course in dentistry. Phone 2266 Hatting*, Mich. Mr- antl Mi - Geo. Lowry ot Saginaw unfortunate at thc expense of .^rousing ■: Congress is apparently unable to a test doesn't mean a thing. Such a fruits. Rxrt are grape* trelliscd along class. feeling and hatred was indefen­ sense thc economic situation in this vole would surely register public opin­ the terrace edge, and shrubs here untll“ri‘ kbe-tt, of Dr. and Mrs. G. W ion on the question. There i* no use, there. A border of venerable, unkempt i LoWTy. sible during such times as these. country. They haye balanced the* bud­ in other words, of attempting to en­ boxwood incltwes the walk from thc I •tIns- Chas. Sherwood and daughter, Franklin D. is only a fifth cousin to thc get (perhaps) by making comparative­ force a law—this or any other law— lawn to the Mep*. and there are old returned Friday from Landng dj-namic Theodore and in ability for ly insignificant cuts in government which U not supported by a majority flowers. bbUi ahjipaf and perennial. where Rx^-. wtIc guest* of Mrs. Sherdecisive action resembles hU great costs and saddling heavy additional opinion. In that sense, public opin­ brightening Uie .soberer beds of salad wood’s ulster. Mrs. D J Hoag, who with ion is the law. Why keep on with the Iwr two daughters, Carrie and Martha. The Centennial celebration at 'Free­ relative even les*. Certainly there was burdens upon a ireople already over­ hypocrisy of taxing ourselves to en­ ! returned with Mis Sherwood for a visit port on Monday was a decided success. noUiing-about the vacillating tactics of taxed. force a law the people are not in sym-! : in HasQ’ngs In hopes of beneHutng Mrs. Thc people of that section were out This method Is thc same as that pathy-with? The right of the people! 1 Hoag's health. Roosevelt and hU floor leaders at the en ma.*a<c. and they raised as line a lib­ convention to even remotely suggest tlA J used in past yegrs to meet "economic" to express themselves is a part of our! erty pole as there U tn the county and Just tlie IhoughU of an old fashioned . THIRTT YEARS AGO TODAY masterful Teddy. I problems. So long as thc people could fundamental law. Replying to a letter I flung lo thc breezes a beautiful national . A farmer.’ a* he slu bulking In* cow*. asking his stand on Uie suggested pro; Dra. G. W. Lowry nnd D E. Fuller dag. Thc Democratic party had several' afford to pay, there were few protests; hibltlon referendum. Senator A. H. । Driving horse* or tractor, btc-y watch­ । und wives returned truin'Fort Huron and these scattering and weak. But Vandenberg (personally dry? is. we be-: W. S. Goodyear. late of Ur firm of ing the plows, ’ men ot outstanding ability in line for Saturday uiicre they attended a nievt- Roberts and. Goodyear. lias pureluutrd O A’ L Y learn lo now conditions are such that any ad­ lieve, most consistent when he de-: i He wonders why all tlx- comtnoUpn. I ing of tlx- Hate medical association. nomination; such men fi>r example n* drug store of S. J. Rich, and is hi­ what all this trouble'* about. catch hapntness. for ditional load is a- real burden. Indi­ Clares: "The Breakers" composed of Walter tlie Newton Baker. Melvin Traylor. Alfred "1 agree that the people are entitled! viduals fail to understand why thc B Haye. Floyd E. Davis. Fred W ring up the room and furnishing Hu­ When thereX ]>lenly of ull !«• rakes, happinnsjit ever by in a decidedly superior manner. Smith and Gov. Ritdilc of Maryland. no one xlioultl be without. Stebbins. Dr. H. B. Gammon, Dwight stongovernment should not go much fur­ to a complete and thorough enforce­ It is his purpose to have the law; t you.—Gdl-THF. . In our estimation, however, the weakest ther than it has In trimming expenses ment of the prohibition laws. I have? L. Goodyear. Guy E. Cnxik and always supported and I shall continue -Ctiarlv* B Kurts. MLw» Lem* Mudge, had large ex|XTience ns a phtinnpcru- There Is something wrong with Um? bal­ to meet reduced income. Every indus­ to support, all useful enforcement! ance. some people have nil the Inez McIntyre, Grace Dunning. Maude Ust. and the public can depend on him nation-a t hing that is characteristic of try in the country has had to cut coats measures. I am opposed to any forint cash, t Xiudge. Vinme Ream, came Stebbins. in all cases wi*,h a certainty tliat all ixs'itical conventions. Tills is unfor­ drastically within the past few years— of nullification of the prohibition laws.. Marjorie Fleming went t«> Wall lake prescriptions will by carefully and ac­ When In- Come* to distribute hia pro­ duct, his debit and .credit tlicy tunate not only to the party but for yet the National government is cost­ whether by personal habits or leglsln- Uns morning for a twu weeks' outing curately Compounded from thc purest clash. Mrs. W. D- Hayes will chaperone the drugs, und with thc utmost dispatch. the country at large since a nominee is ing at least a billion dollars more to­ tive device. It ts my view that all thc constitution Is binding upon all citizens He finds that money-* in power. Ilia ■j party. always a potential president and during day than It did in 1927. a year of great at all times and that none of us has J good* air priced at a loss, Mr* **•— Mm H Moore nnd daughter Mi*s ~ ’ ** such times as these wr need the hrencst prosperity'. It may be that we will have an opUon to choose which section of' So tic buys naught that is manufac­ Stella of Racine. Wuoonwn, are the b rom Olir SCTOp BOOK and most capable 'men possible in to take a long step backward and fol­ the constitution we shall honor and tured. and the laborer is fired by guc*U of Mr und Mrs J. T. Lombard’ . 1 which we shall scorn. IRELAND. charge at the hMm. ’ IVarl nnd Claude Harper of Grand low thc idv«s of thc fathers who For this latter reason I feel that con. -. lounded this country. Tlien govern­ sistency requires a recognition of and *avury. Popp:<> sweet i*-;i* holly-, , Rapid* arc visiting John Harper 'and, In stalled thumbed vellum pages Ill *tem.s money Is.out of circulation, family. Are talcs of distant year*. ment expenditures were a small item article five as well as of the eighteenth .“<*»». -v-wt Williams, mlliflowrr*. AX EXHIBITION OF SKILL .nobody ha-, any cash. , Mrs 3 B. Marshall of Nashville is And songs Jhwt nanirk--.* poetat«aiiK So the pcojile gu hungry aniLjaggcd. .Of air the exhibitions of skill we've Now the-proceeds pf dtwday.of labor amendment. We cannot sucrewrtwily i Mocks- mingle In Ric oldest garden veiling her daughter. Mrs. Jason Me Of iiuntenH-n. ixxmd* and spearx. and are lucky to even have hash. in each four by all the people of thc demand obedience from other* which fashion with the cabbage*, leltuc.-, cu- Elwain O lovely land of Ireland we do not manifest ourselves. Articler cumber*. Rie *a«*i marjoram, lavender There is plenty of all Rial is needed. John Ketchun left yesterday for a United States goes to support local, Be Rus your gift to men: than the demonstration of five.sets forth a constitutional way by and :hyme. Although this garden t* . '. ?n Ibis country—the land of the Bring back tlx? beauty of the world ■o^aiulnnc given by Jimmie i state, county and national government. which constitutional amendments shall i actually- only a UUIe more than one , ten days' trip through the west.' . free, . , Fred Walker spent Sundav ut hta Atul give u* drennfe again Ri-k on the c.xir-.* here Friday evening. | One-quarter of the national income is tie submitted to the states. When-' hundred years old it might easily tx- ;,। home in Wayland. ' / Norreya Jcplison p'Conor.- , But for lack ’ of the right dlstnbubution. tied up. it nil seems to b»ring'i * a fixed distance I*an consumed by various governmental ever arty large numbers of our people three centuries old so consistently doc - ' Ed Holbrook of Lansing t* in the I desire to invoke this section of the n conform to the earliest mode*., before:, BARCAIMJLLE sr.rnen? thaf require skill nnd agencte-t. That is too much constitution I think Riey must be given; purely "pleasure gardens' ol flower* | city today to attend the funeral of N. When taxation soar* to such a level lh» opportunity they seek. .Indeed I! alone, were made. j Dark He*iwr climbs thc evening sky. Won't some leader spring up in the I).;: Il;-,; g<-.- Ru- ordinary rx| back-woods; who will fallow a lino Mi.v, Oehevieve Rider went to Grand A im! sails grow dim on ro-y seas I there must be drastic reform. There is • .bvy/.-r rrn-J rings moveable, thmk it would be very unfortunate; 1“ the fim-r flower garden at Mount Rapid* , , that is straight? ■ . Tuesday to visit Irer sister. Mr* And golden in Hu* west there he . varying distance.* only one way to do this—cut expenses! for the *0 called*'drys’ to take any'Vernon, opposite the "kitchen garden" J Tlw Isles of Hw Hesperide* £ , Who wiH load us out of thU trouble, । Beniia Campbell. Taxation cannot come down until cx- other position because we should not, are old fashioned flowere which* would ' ; before it stirs up into hate? Tlw* water la[>* the languid car, claim a constitutional latitude for **■' considered extremely modem when , penses come down;. JORTY Y EA RS AGO TODA Y. ■ Ripples and* gurgles, croons and । Won't. some one step up and tell us, ourselves which we deny to other* comjmred to Uie sweet south garden who is not afraid at hl* pay.K. Tin- school conducted by Prolc.wor* ntujft; lit hiding the stake Mugs; . ' •My thought on the subject is precisely. Backing th;* tpv th- great greenhoitM** ,Sterling ; How to start to distribute our produftt^ and AndruZfor Uie benefit of Low through Uie du->k a troubadour from thc same thought which was voiced by where many rare exotic* found a home. J •rimrers while, we have plenty lo begin any day. ’ teachers promises very favorably in ­ Murmur* 111* love Jo muted strings. Sen Shepherd (author of the eigh- ■ Gifts such a.* thru- came to thc idolized bln-.dfm’dtti A naturalist points out that worms tecqth,amendment' when he was seek- jgeneral, and of courra. continued to, deed. Thc clinging darkness wrap* us. round. cannot iit down even if they want to ing* Rs originid suUnission m IBni.lcome to thc President in even greater , MtSn^'the'arm’SidaZ^t.-T^' More tender grows thp fragrant breeze It money were furnished on an equal. ■ with the goods and products we raid. "The -The member of confess contra who'numbers. who! numbers He waswws never too busy to . ll t^ tx^M o! . d£ Shall not ounwmrthx*: isles be found. Nur*can a lot of other Underground He sold, r raise. and shall not vote for tlie submission of I Uiank personally the giver. With much?,jnow. . The Isles of the Hesperides? he is dead We should foonx work out of this I the constitutional amendment to the! x-asibihty I received your polite letter."1' trouble wluiro we seem to grape Mira Maud Slebbtn* lias proven a Ar American ha* nroduced » ,-.,1 decision of the states where it be- j he write* to ope from Philadelphia, in very efficient librarian for our city view <Londan>. . ro Ar. American lia* produced a DMjiong*. arrogate* to himself and the 1795. "I thank you. ar for the plant. I j Jur-t the right to balance our earnings st thc stake, one cun.paitlun too difficult for the aver-1 tc-deral government a prerogative thjtti which are mentioned in the list which ij-chool*. During the year in which six, uetter- meh dneahny' i is all the help that we need lu* had charge of the library, not' a age band to play. This-u certainly' belong* to thc itatcs and violates the ! accompanied it— When my situation ! There is plenty for nil that would earn single book has been lowt, everyone bem Itscl !ha. of a step,in ste;l(tn the right direction. direction—Punch. Punch I very ««ncc "f their soverignty." He will allow me to pay more attention , — — NEWS GLEANINGS. 1 it, the Nation we surely can feed than I am able to do at present to; mg returned. ' ' 1 further says. "Were I opposed on prinringers con' At the meeting of the school board The highest-toned wind instrument A chtlfi declare* tlu.! neonie are too <;‘p,c 10 natlonal prohibition. I would situations of this kind, which combine Tuesday evening Mira Mary WfxxUrt । Then we could buy from the factory U the piccolo. ' ' ' ' i* P • vote to submit the amendment, to the utility, ornament and amusement—I and workmen, the, goods he has l»or now .,■> read novels- Thc rea. 5taua ,n orcjcr thut the people might shall certainly avail myself ot the lib-'rwus elected as grade teacher in place made for our use’ . PAYROLL UNDEI of Mrs KltUc onffield. nee Donley, re­ The lonely island of Tristan da Cun-, trouble ij> that novels are too poor for exercise- one of their fundamental •mniission for invest:- people to read—Passing Show. right*."—Muri H DeFoe in Charlotte requesting a small supply of such ex­ > signed Mira Wendard is a very capable ha recently hailed the arrival, of a ■Could fix up the farm and machinery , and help feed the old fatted goo* • ; teacher, and will jxrove a valuable ucBritish cruiser which brought gifts for otics. as. with u little aid may bfl ’ « ■ Republican Tribune. ate uayrpiis *txl the eervThere is plenty of meat and potatoes • quiiition to the corps of teachers of our the 160 inhabitants. Thc donations reconciled lo Uie climate of my gar­ There; alway* a bright side. By the; confuted moBtly cotuuted mostly of food, and included/, included. galore. den." A DEAR STORY. Governor time the horn stops working, people ■ Thc new board of education met wut a supply of oars from King George'Jual b*I*"c* our money with product Tuesday evening for thc purpose of or­ and a butter chum fronf Queen Mary and °ur trouble* will soon be o'er. 'Doc.' said Roy as lie caught up with . U- On’ ail .«•* ;uu. A u»U i ganlang. They elected the following dcadunod .xxuibte from the state'; how.—Los Angeles ’runt officer*; President. George Tomluon; the rest of the boys out of the wood;Women are, eligible for jury service Now Mister Big Hanke, take wanung. BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. yet?" Secretary. W. G Spence; Treasurer, w in 32 states. whose money you are willing to let Ii.cluaed in the commluirn are several i The greatest mystery about some "Disea« 1* made only out of cruelly--------D. Hayes. --Because wr are lewrning a lemon ■ Yc‘," replied Dec. ’ nun who hare crtabluhed reputation;' Watery picture; u why they were and evil; and health and happmei*' Mrs. R A Bailey returned from the none of us soon will forget "All-six of them?" London has 18 makers of talking pic­ only out of love." — Robert B. Logan ' NaUotuU Prohibition convention in We've bought bond., paid interest and for unearthing pertinent facts regard- evcr nltned —Thomaston (Ga i Time*, ture apparatus, editor, the Starry Cross. 1 Cincinnati Saturday • taxes, our country we've tried to “And they're all safe?" lew of fear or favor. The progres; efi ~;— Four British airplane* have com­ support , • Yep " ----------- Miss Carrie Mt-rriion. who has been this commlsaton will be watched with I O-d Colonel came oui of a "If the men who do things talked pursuing musical Mudy at Chicago, u pleted. in 1000 hours of flying, a map But it Mma our ship has loat anchor, "Then." said Roy. his chest swelling.. UVtaM by tatani. oi m!6”’" SU““ “ "m‘tk surtX'y of thc Sudan and Uganda, "I’ve shot a doer "—Chesaning Argus half as much as the men whq know sending her vacation here. and drifted afar out from port. Mtatan Wta ta tavinta that ta.,n’1“n»P™“b>y lonunta how thing* ought to be done, life would Tlw Misses Edna and Edith Havens which would have taken 10 year* by the So let us all get back to normal, m erwmni tmu Hl Bora the Um h»„ “"“‘ta •>» bta Uta UK The straw that broke the camel's, hardly be worth living."—Prince of' have returned from Owowj and Three usual ground methods. | Rivera respectively and will soon leave money—in business—and fun. become excewive. . Uble5 don'1 *ote.-Boston Herald. back must have been the came kindj Wales. Hie laundry bin ot the Pullman And watch what our officials are doing ----------; for Bay View. these Tourist* Accommodated places Company for one year is approximately "To build a nation's foreign policy' — -------indirfW TAxra I A bar’aln 14 an artlc>e “ use m thetr mattre*cc*.—Judge and how our government's run ’ _ _ ___________ upon armaments is lo build upon a! FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. H,000.000. For. if condition* continue. *nd wo Oir pf the Urge public uUUly com1!TwXmust give up tn ffitpatr. The people of- thi» city have everw ’ It hardly crems possible hut it's * .foundation of dynamite.'—Kirby Page A. Hilding, rural mail carrier of He­ ! ----------»reason to be proud of their Centennial bron. Conn., takes along ■ load of You may And we are wotae than lions ponies ot Micnigan paid in taxes test Modfrn Rad;o w ’ fact that market reporters call a garni -wn_n one is .. beginning important celebration. l| "When \ *oke up from their sleep in the gravel tn hl* mall car and grades and . y ear a sum of money equal to Uie total _____ it 1: cX -u— iX»t Grwnbacks were worth in gold on repairs the rough country roads as he revenue received for electrical service1 The smart thing now, savs the head' j it. and when we have accomplished the Wednesday 69 and *4 rent* on the dol­ deliver* mall. F- Kunx. n.« generation ^nrr.uon WU1 be.r ’-Cltak. dunng a four-month period Such an of the Illinois Hair Dreher* A^ocuAnd UK the next wdi he Sr “ “0‘ Mc*“arj"Charlea O.|ta Tlie smallest number of immigrants a.H (a* 11 about ahmir murhlnd k. old i- * * •noraou. Jowl, ot courae. has to be tian. 1* to have the Anger nalte done m d4d roughing *( it in >the 25 uc‘»ecn UM* Bn<j young added to the overhead cost of produc- blgek-a decided break for little Wii- !d,>i wh*a.* ,*Uo*' had t0 le*d ,hei '’The increase of knowledge means Saturday evening at the snerlfl'* office entering the United Slates since ini. when 1793 were registered, was the re­ uon. Thu mean* rates higher tbap | lie—Arkansas Gazette. jhand“San FraacUco little without a corresponding m-1 to nuke arrangement* for the wganl- cm. ““wa figure of 3.743 registered m No­ neighbor * hen* *Mm to manag* to do ■ ■ * iClhonicle. j crea« of conscience.'—Henry Fordration of a Htyre and whwleir club vember. 1931. I it quite «**ify.-Humorl*t Bits of Yesterday HEADQUARTERS of/ the VANISHING SHIRT Beware “The Store for Dad and Lad" The Old Farmer Sits a Thinking Quotation Pungent Paragraphs Way of Our World Crumbs of Wisdom , �noirni THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JULY 6. ISlt He Learned About Hams From The Colonel M-omwi INCREASES RAP DLY I BEES WORK SO HARD I- =1 THEY CHEAT OWNERS Why Is It That Highlands Dairy .ilniects Do Not Wait For Fruit i Blossoma and Carry BootI „ le« Pollcn Milk Stays Sweet? BARRY RANKS WELL WITH Honey bees are so atnbiilou.1 that| ihiir rcsUessncM may lead them io !,orm hablta which an- injurious to the • ! owners ot Michigan orchards who place bees among their fruit trees to secure' Sonic of the houfitjy^vi’.t in Hastings cause every operation in the production ONLY THREE COUNTIES _ l>olllnat!un _____________ of the.._____________ fruit blmxotria ac_, have told us that thev have kept hotties ' «f milk at the Highlands Dairy, w per­ uitir si i i a Ain core cording lo members of the horticulturalj ide "A” Pasformed in the cleanest and most salu­ HAVt ALL LAND rntt dcpartnient al Michigan State Co!-1 rigvrators for tary way. ' • k«c. , Tax Delinquency Chief Cause of Bee* placed In the orctard.i belore mi when they What makes milk turn sour quickly? Return—Hut Few Decreases [ the fruit blcMao'nu open arc apt to Mart work on other Howers and, if these furAre Reported ,nuh a desirable source ot nectar, the .... . .. _ ill filthThe state ownership of lands h);lIxts may continue to work on them -hot io have it turn sour, ho doe-i our milk •‘lav neglect the fruit blOMom* when [ Michigan increased WJ.loa.Ofl wm and und ' o throw it away. Actual I we own our ! these arc ready. Some igrirtfes of fruit ■ 3,790 city mid village lots, mostly sei very light crops un>M ............................. , s that lh«rc is no (.'LEANER iy milk for our b>r- arc j through tax delinquency during ilk to ^cun. the pollination of the iiolk produced -.tian our Grade un<fc*r various jyear IWL the (.ands -Divu-ion of the b|o«.M>n». roiHhhon.--, fruin jlifliirenl herds; beDepartment of conservation mdlcatcd q0 Bvoid thc tfangerof bee-, forming G^IADE "A" MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—10c Quart. recently issuing figures as’of January I. the habit of working outside the or,1932.. ' . ehard the hives should be placed among I Land owned by the state, including th<^ trees only a qhort time befnri- Uie GRADE “B" MILK (Pasteurized or Raw)—8c Quart. | tlie areas deeded during 1931. now t>»- blosMJinN are ready, Dandelions are the j tal> 2.093.722.43 acre* and 76.006 vUlttgi* chief competitors in Miclilgalf, of the and city lots. fruit blossoms and the latter furnir-li : While the state’s holdings in many u more liberal supply’of nectar. j counties were materially tnereaaed dur- n,,. policy ot using lx c* in Michi­ : ing thc year, in five counties, one in Bnn orchards has become so well ra­ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. Phone 2651 • nr Kentucky Colonel Introduces Hector to An Uid rnrnd the lower pemtLsula and tour in the tabliahed tliat many hcirlicultun •!» now upper peninsula, slate property show • (,*-n enough hives ot bees to perform Uy GEORGE 11 ECTOR decided decrease., under totals' ILsled tj1(. work ot transferring jxillen Other January 1. 1M1. The acreage in Buy fruit growers rent bees from cornmer1 county dropped from 3.564 to 2442 riuj apiaries and fines ot lhe tnaect.i Boll a medium sized standard acres, (hr Department of Codm rvattm. arc placed in the orchard.-, during the children _ while I win there I [ham, remove the rind and leave a having dlspOMtf of considerable land bluwoming season. . titan in teamed something which none of i nice thick layer of fat covering the In Dial county during the jw.t year jn orchards which have large blacks (j(-iit .x-rcenl- ward. In a baking pan the chefs In Paris could leach ma f •ntire *■ham. Taka n Jar • -• ot — tannut ——-• Chippewa. Houghton, Iron and KewvcM-lf-stenle varieties of fiults.* , .it ____ ______ ____ with fis- enough grauiated sugar It took a Kentucky Colonel, visiting butter and u tax of seedless raisins! 1 nuw county state land figures are low- branr.iu-s parrying blpMOita of other uu.relatively high among clul- oranges .yuffieientiy. *n<id take until Run the raisins through a meat In Seattle, to show me a little culi­ er than I hey were a year ago becAUse • fruit varieties may be placed in Yhr tta sugar »eems veil cuoktd into nary trick which tin* made many ebupper. mis with the peanut but' • of land sales and exchange State trees to provide thc bees with' pollcn lh<- fruit. friends for ma Here's tho story. > ....a.. I,. chlpi-«. >.««[ I,., com , w„,a„„ a„.1)vd „„ use J hr oranges should be I was making a personal appearacres. Houghton almoat 4.000 acres ant! _ — i--------------I and care siiould tx-'taken Inch thickness. Cover the hnm with Iron about 1400 acres orange. Hun they do not take tod long. talking tu a group ot people about bread crumbs, stud with cloves and fhile tlw .highest Incitii Only three counties in Michigan do, tho succulent Virginia Ham. 1 stood bake for about ah hour, tasting | not have Ktate owned land. They at< , The teeth of u greut many school children. Bix^var-oitl children li> right up and laid: “Thoro la no ham very frequently with a mixture of bid! them Branch. HHlidalc and Wayne. The ! children have been examined by tiiedt- tin- htglM'st perwntagv <4 Uimptitti Ilka a Virginia Ham." Among tho cidur and a little of the liquor the out hut year by the .Smilhwrdaa Inpeople present al thia very Intelleo the ham was boiled in. • • .............. - — .. .. . -------- — * i<etli with fistuta.L ■The nuttilxty tual discourse woo n Southerner— thildn-n with filled temjwrury (><■ a null boneat-to-goodnoaa Colonel flavor In a ham. tell ma about It. I:- no wnull it.-' to be negligible. because yhlrty-Hva years of seeking In Michigan uitij1 • E?‘ ’ obvious that lhe thoroughness The percentage* of ehitdri n huvi and pewa county which' held the larfnd rif Iiti Northwest. When 1 11 ills lied my for culinary secrets have loft me inlttcne.ss of such an examination plffmanent leeth decayed. rntMung. acreage last year drtpp.d to second ' would, rhapsody on Virginia Hnm. be sang with the feeling that if there Is the teeth not be comparable filled increase rapidly up to the eighth me a symphony of Kentucky Harn anything new, I im quite anxious ; place through disposition of some of to* examinations made by dental olli- ■year nnd more stywly among* older • the lai*a by the Mute. ,o '« “ ln “ u ' —saying to mu In a delightful cers with special instrumcnLusitch as children. The incidence of unfilled Let mo give you another recipe— Soulhsrn drawl: “Mr. Rector J am • The acn-uge oi state owned land hy ; a mirror amt an explorer to aid In dedelicious and tempting hotsorry but you-all just don't know counties as of January 1. 1932'1* as fol- ■ tcction of the cavities. Moreover, .the' There were more childrenwhat ham la" 1 smiled, thinking 15 j yearn at 'otlwr-agcs gent rul phyMcal examination# hare not at 11 ... ..........than —— — ----------that here wan nnutiier food fanptlc, Froxcn I’cunut Butter (Sulnd County Acreage included a record of the sixicliic toolli-who hud pernununit to th nearly nnd. with u propilso from tlie Colo­ 19J833 2H lr> decayed, and the MiKCcpUblllly ’ drMfvH’d by decay Tlie percentages. ! Alcona .. nel that I would receive one of bla 1 cup peanut butter 59454-22 varies a good deal between thc «»f children who hud permanent. le*'th Alger ....... homo-smoked nnd cured hams wfirn 1 cup cream cheese • 1 433.89 temporary and peftpanent teeth, and. filled u-> well'as thtae who had hud Allegan • 1 returned to Chicago, I let the 14 teaspoon sail U teasjMgih paprika 36.5T213 '-WVM1 U!11O1U. tjUh reul teeth of the; jx’rmunent teeth, extracted incrcuv Alpena matter drop. H ctip grwn pepper (finely 9,125.66. j.aine set. * > w-lth age. Antrim Eventually I went back to Chi­ choppedj_ 29.121.42 W1U1 t|U, j4(.a Of determining the When belli tcn.ponuy and perma; Arenac . • • cago and the first meal that Mra. H cup pimlento (finely chopped) 18.454 64 n.aj j,rt valefice oi decayed teeth in nent teeth’ arc cdotidered together. Baraga • Rector prepared for tne was on ab­ % cup salad dressing 181 45 childhood. V"' UnitM States Public about 90 per cent oi the children in Barry .. . solute culinary delight Tliere was H cup thick cream (whipped) age. group ’had 2443.52 Health .Serrtce ptovidid lor the ex- each — “ — ■ * one tooth or more Bay a baked ham that surpassed any I 14 cup roaated -peanuts (finely 4 523 96 antmalioh ot" .lhe''mouths ot a large ' decayed. utilising, or filled- A much Benzie - chopped) (opUona!) 87.001 number of children by jxr.sonnel train-’ greater proportion of younger than of Berrien prise 1 waa told that It was from Cream together peanut butter, Branch .. ••■ ■ i cd in dentistry, aiul with thc ifid of thc older children had unfilled. decayed the ham my Colonel friend had ere,am cheese, salt and paprika. TELEPHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE .320.00; necesxMX, Instuiments lo i-xamine the teeth. Aik ven greater’preponderant* ; calhoun •• promised me In Seattle. Add finely chopped green pepper, 0,1 teeth tiioroughly and locate alb evi-- at yohnger children had . ut least otic Tho reason the hum was so dull- pimlento, salad dressing nnd whljn ; tooth nearly destroyed by decay. The . Charlevoix . <1<!nCB 01 deca>’’ pod cream Cut nnd fold with a I Cheboygan ; of certain tasteful foods with tie spatula until thoroughly blended. 15fi.095.02 •Chippewa ... rich flavor of the ham. Listen whflp Pack mixture in a mold and chill 15495 05 ! Clare ........... I tell you how you can prepare this In coldest part of refrigerator for ’ 30.05 i ! Clinton .... unusual and most appetizing hnm three hours. Serve on bed of crisp 81.60130 dish as the Colonel explained it to lettuce und garnish with finely , Delta ................. me. chopped peanuts. 88.134 731 ! Dickinson ... j Eaton ................. FIVE LAWS OF THE SALAD BOWL it will applaud your salad and not . Emmett .. 15.134.00 . knqw why. 40.00; , I Genesee ._........... Rule 1—Crisp, dry cold greens ’let­ Rule 4 -For French dressing and for 'Gladwin............ tuce, celery, peppers, eli' >. • . flavor olive ull is incomparable nnd Gogebic ........... 11,166.62 Rule 2—A. light hand with vinegar .should Lx- kept in u cool, dark place 31403.18 which should nearly alwuy.s be diluted For inuvonnalsc or thc cooked dress­ Grand Traverse 80.00 and then never more 41uin a third a- ing?:. utiflavored rollon sred oil can tx Gratiot ........ • Hillsdale ........... much as oi oil. Too -much, acid will used. 7.934 68 ‘ , Houghton .. si»>il the lies? of dressings. Use lemon Rule 5-See that every leaf ot lettuce Huron lulcc for small portions. . !• well coaled with dr>. >ing. Most salad ' Ingham ........ 320.00 Rule 3—Even if ”llc" doesn’t like dressings <in -s the plate, not the Ionia ................. oiiluta, ydu must work some member greeru: Marinate means los.s about in'' IO.-CO ................. 15.866.58 i • of the onion family in. Rub the bawl the dressing, lightly with a fork . 10.346 83 j I Iron .. ............... with a bit of garlic, union or a piece of 40 00 bnbella ............ 7063 islands make up the Philippines, ■ Jackson ........... chive Penile who declare Uwy dislike 240 IK) I A • - , Kalamazoo .. . ---- - 79 93 J Kalkaska .... 78.39 Kent . Keweenaw .... 35,751.30! jLake ................. . 40 00, 2327.58 I Leelanau •r.™. BUT 181.45 ACRES IN DEFAULT I The HIGHLANDS DAIRY 40 YEAR RED CEDAR SHINGLES 100"! Heart Wood 100% Edge Grain BUY YOUR COAL NOW/ Hastings Lumber u Coal Co. wn » p W-s a U 1% Uy • Friday, July 8 BUTTER Saturday, July 9 or Middleville lb. 18c 15c CHILI SAUCE CORN.......................3 No. 2 cans 25c PURE PRESERVES, large, 2 bot. 35c SOAP, Hard water Castile, 4 bars 25c Red Salmon T*»c*" 23c Del Monte Quality 3 Cant for 63c FLOU.R, Mother’s Best............... 69c SHREDDED WHEAT 10c MARSHMALLOWS...........lb. 15c SLICED BACON................2 lbs. 25c R1CEKRISPIES .................. Pkg. 10c LA FRANCE, Powder, . . 3 boxes 23c ROLLED OATS............. 10 lbs. 25c COCOA, Hershey’s..............1 lb. 23c SAL SODA................... 3 Ig. pkgs. 23c BEEFSTEAK........................2 lbs. 35c HINMAN’S Phone 2491 Guaranteed Merchandise We Deliver Y> WT» 1? ■ U 1% Kt Ur • VT* THE FIRST PUBLIC SHOWING MakeYour Dollars Go Farther by Trading With Us Bargain Days/ AT THE CITY PARKING LOT OPPOSITE UNIVERSAL GARAGE Livingston 85.48848 | Luce ........ 1672161 04! | Mackinac 75 00 ! Macomb iManistct' . 39,656 89' । Marquette . 3.450 80' Mason ... 1.799 77. . MV'.M.'WI .................................... i Menominee .............................. 45 051.42 Midland.................................... i Missaukee ............. 40.00 Monroe................. (Montcalm............. 85.943.43 1 1 Montmorency . . 3.839.5) Muskegon ........... 17.906 221 822 14! Oakland .................................. 1.896 04 I ; Oceana................................. 59.003.50 ( j Ontonagon ............................... 41.376.77 j Osceola . ,................... 50,057 64 41.998.26 ' ■ Otsego ................... : 1 Ottawa .................................... 69239.47 Presque U>e ......... 121494.36! Roscommon ......... 348421 1 Saginaw .... . 151407.67 ] 40 00 Shiawassee ................. St. Ctair ................... ............. 16920 ■ St. Joseph ................................. 193 0Q | Van Buren ............................... 200.00 'Washtenaw .............................. 1 Wexford ........ .. ’ Sanilac ................. Stale total . 20.443.91 351.00 THURSDAY EVENING, JULY 7 THE NEW FORDTRUCK Will Be On Display and Ready for Demon­ strations. We want you to see and drive these trucks without obligation. See them pall your own load. Talking — Moving Pictures FREE! Source of the Ford Car.” "The. New Eord Truck. “Little Rivers." Also thc famous stage and radio stars, ” I he Ford Dixie Singers” (in per­ son.) DON’T MISS THIS TREAT Sensational New Ford V- 8’s And Improved 4 Cyl. Passenger Cara on dis­ play. Get a thrill of ybur life — Drive one. Ask for demonstration. New Talking Pictures . .................21.093.722.43 CANNED WHIPPING CREAM. ■ A comparutively new Itepi which can ;now be purchased al almost any groicer's Is canned whipping cream. It ; keeps for an Indefinite length of lime. ' as any other canned food will keep i ready to be used instantly whenever ! whipped cream is wanted. The cost U j about lhe same as bottled cream al IU. 'average price. For emergency use. a can of this cream should be kept chilled thoroughly: keeping U in the refrigerator at least 24 hours before It U used Is not excessive. It takes a lit­ tle logger to beat than bottled cream. UNIVERSAL GARAGE COMPANY TELEPHONE 2121 HASTINGS, MICH. Don't Forget thc Date — Thursday Evening, July 7, at 8 o'Clock At the City Parking Lot, Opposite Universal Garage = �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JULY 6. 1932 Big Whale in Town Next Saturday ^[[HJ I WOODHAMS FAMILY REVN1ON. I Woodham* family n union | TECUMSEH IS TERMED NOBLEST OF INDIANS * | farm home of Mr. and Mr* Ciia*. Van The Monster Was 55 Feet Long issue for further particulars. i Vrusiken of Baltimore township.' Great Chief Fought for Much 1 viz I no TI1U whale weighted 68 torts after1 and Weighed 68 Tons ibwng y^n. and was 55 frot-Wng. lt> j Sixty- tlizee were present, coming the Same Principles As from St. John*, ovid. Jackson. Flint When Captured (heart wciglied use pound*, or as much _. । AJto. Plainwell. Kalamazoo. Oshtenm Gandhi In India < Continued from page oae> Thc big whale that will be exhibited “ “ »“"* lo ’’“J® Ja»' I | und Chicago ' Tecumseh, last great leader ot tlw , . . 'enclosed a tongue tliat weighed GUO — in this city next Saturday. July 9th. iwd the roal estate ut 5I48A0W. the 1 The .... cxyticrion ... wa* --------------------ucn,pv lo an enjoyable one, lnalans Indians lo lo , attempt to band Ida people was captured near the Island of San; { accompanies this POBOt^d $1*2.605. Total $!.647,(Mt> a.-,: in meeting familiar fare* and the new । j(J {onf,^jcratllin ■ • against • -- t the the white white - ,,............ 'JELLS' .. . i man. omy t<> mt iiu« <uu>.ku mi MM. «t >Mtem OMMMJ■pauww.wMM co<«L It has been perfectly embalmed.explain how this Mg fellow wa* cap-• 1. Ww-Uta. «■ . lurM o< IS, W™°s TOWNSmp-J^ u“bl— *■*' »l>rn hl. BrwM. all-, du.apvomtrt - . . . .. . i haw nrAjjd Him- rh.- I»> rru.um, , w „„ nental tour It alii be in Hastings but pons used to-day with Uie crude thing.; «»«««• P^«WUSS0.W0. tot4il S979 870 870 Total nsMwrinent ,n last the one day. Read U»e advertisement in' used years ago. '‘ and Uk« bride ur.d gr-tn. Mr and.Mr.. and mo4{ ca bJ< Indlan o( whoni; year *1.059320. .The beard equalized thelSiantey Stewart <n-* France* Brand- therc . hlxtorical record in thc United ! real estate at 5660.000. personal $36,430. <Ute>. Just roturruxi from their trip 8,BtM <ho undcr f>votable conditions total equalized $696 430 compared with A i»t luck dinper v>a* scrvvd at two ... . ranked with such.military“,w'u1a,lw’ la*‘ nrD Jr?1 wl‘!fh, “ i^ture.wus “‘««al leader, us Mohammed. Joan CITY—Ward* One and Fdur—Real taken of tlw relatives . . nandiii estate $1,655675 FM7.156; ‘ ■” to- .------------------M.r.and M:s-----------John. ------------- ... , Thu* Dr W B-Hinsdale, ateoctate ■ tai assessment $x502831. last year’.' tended an invitation to meet at their m charge ol tlie Groat Lakes division total assessment (2 458.682 Tlu board home In Kalapiazixi for next year's re- of lhe University of Michigan mu*eum equalLtetf tlie real estate at $1397400: union, .which wx* accepted. So closed (of | anthropology, characterized Tecumj personal $647,156; making a total » very happy day. Iselljn hi* presidential address on ' .equalizer) vnlUe of $3,244,656 ' as cbm- The Reunion ot '33 i* now a page of ' Tecumseh', IlltuMins" before tlw | pared with an equalized value last year • history, Michigan Academy of Science. Arts and ' (of 13.703,992. ( ■ ’ . . And how we keep the UTanchcs. Lelterj recently. . •' CITY—Wards Three and Four’*-Real • straight. 1 , By 1800 tlw -Long Knives,” as the 'estate u*.-4*Med $1.837 800; jiersorul as­ To some 1* quite n mystery'. Indians culled the white English setsessed $698 295; total asM.vment S2.'-| With Urfclc Henry at 93 and Mary tiers, were ppunng over tlie Allegheny; j 538.09a Total assessment last year *2Joe at 80 ** Mountain* into lhe Ohio und Michigan i '822 676.' The board equalized the real And Marjory May. thc nine months region*, felling thc forests.' driving th*- i estate at $1375.000; personal 5698.205 u >ld“game before ---------------them and approprlatqueen ------------*" Total equalized $2.573 305 compared ; So happy, ing the choicest lands from thc In­ pink and jolly. Tough! That's the only word that de­ with $3,200,626 total equalized last diana.-Teeuaueh saw that his people' And Helen * boy m> fat and Moul scribes thc wearing quality of LOU E would be Inevitably driven Irom their | BrotHERS PORCH AND DECK PAINT. lands unless a strong stand were takTVS. IS I ™ "• “ cn. Vigorous in mind and spirit, lie Just try it once . . . you'll find that it imagined a union of all the scattered. dries exceptionally hard, and uean well. 1 Tlie bjuril cqualln-d the real eriate at tribes from Canada to Florida to re- i FORlH-ntOi Hard leather heels won't kcuff it and | $457,500; persona! 519^230 Total equal- With clutches that forgot to )K»ld *ist and push back the ' white wave ,A ! N, -7 ■ O ’ er hill and vale amt valley. irod $476,730; total a year ago $601,380 chairs that skid across thc floor won't With hl* brother Tenskwatwa. called.) I IRVING—Total real estate nwessed They pushed u* and tlnry pulled us'mar it. Andthc way itstandsupumicrsun. The Prophet." because of hi* report* [ Anil they broke Ure cable stout ; *810.600; personal *36.ooo; total, as*.-.snow, sleet and rain is truly remarkable! of mystical virions that inflamed the | ment $846,600. T»»tal n**«y«ment taxi And it took a car and all the mep mind* ot his followers. TvcuniM-h be­ year J927.190. Real estate equuli/ed , From tire ditch to pull us on' We can, supply you with LtlVH gun to forge his raiifederalion. $540,000; personal *36.000; total $576 - But wv went and cameoii Mfety BROTHERS PORCH ANDDECK PAINT Tecumseh's campaign was not ba.-, d All with a happy grin * 000. .compared with $736340 laM year. in pleasing colors. ' ion blind hatred of Ute white man. but I I "And now ye're kinda wonderin' JOHNSTXJWN — Total a.-.M-.-.sinenl. ■ was a call to the old way* ot living and I Wlren ken w e go agin $325,750; personal $33,765; total as* .thought, to abandon the trader's tire . —Edward Woodlianu. ment $859315. Total last year *909340 water, gun and riioddy clothing and । The real estate was equalized at $630.­ the white politician's clever treaties OBITUARY. 000; jwnmnal at $33,765; total *663.765 Tqtal equaliz/d ixvt yC-ar $640 140 ' Myrtle B. William* wa* born NoVem- *»>’ individual tribes which were J HARDWARE COMPANY Yankee Springs liarrv lJo*b' dispowcfeing all tlie Indians, bt-r H. 1881 in Y_ —. C,... MAPLE GROVE—Real estate a-, " on uv-pm.,. hO'pitai. fr°ln their cqgtnton hunting .grand It ( roiinty and died' in Bronson * ted $955,480; personal $17,425;. tot'ii t ,. , . Kalamazoo on June 26. 1932 In nlii-a *•** « movrfnont xmn-what reremblint a*&cs*mcnt $972,905.’ A year ago tint teen hundred she was married to Johh ... ‘hut—led by Gandhi tn India, except Mssment wa.* *989.705. Tlu- real e*.‘ , .. , WilUtta. To this unton union two children U»at that Tecumseh miw *aw that aorne some flgiitm* fightingI; waa cqualued at $780000 The nrrhm' 'WIUHta at $17 425 Total eqiialih-vl. $797 41i *»m. Mr and Mrs. WUlitta were •» unavoidable and waited lor which compared with $1 O ‘i 175 divorecd in 19J4, tn December of 1928 th** Proper moment to strike. This twv- • y-.-tir (Mrs. Wlllltt* was married to Mr John <r came. In 1811 he travelled to the I American's were victorious and tlie InCOATM GROVE. ORANGEVILLE-As.ses.ted -real «- ’* Crawford bl Gun lake. She U *ur- *outh to recruit other chiefs to ins 1 diun patriot died in buttle Hi* hopes Mrs Kendall Coat* and son. Carlton, tate $665 990- persona! $34 010 total a b>' ,“'r hus*«irwl: pne son. Forest causc.-lewflng The Prophet to keep the)i proved iUuaiona. He put lu* faith in retunuid from the hospital on Wrdne.cvested $690 000 Last year the total was I Wilhtt* of Hariinw*: one daughter.Mrs. northern tribe* loyal, but 10 iiiiid from the all-pervading Bpint which ■ $723,000 The real estate was raualiz <1 Mllt,rrd Ro,ls!> of Gun lake, her them <«n tW a premature batile. the Indian believed in, u faith which Tilt' J tern* g»> In this wevt on Satur­ at a»42U(K«»- |>era*vinl $ ‘4 Olu to* il ’ Mr-.. Lydia Williams of Hasbrother failed him. lacking Te- । ulso proved an illusion. A country !441.010 ci miian-d with $;.6«ooolequal“iree brothers, three sisters, oimseb v Judgthent. The Prophet -sitartely juqiulatwl with a |>eople ol a day, •.<» they are sotnewiuit Scarce. Mm. Freda smith and Mis* Neva ized value last year cnp Kraml-datighter and many other fought General Harrison at Tippecanoe i simpls- way of hying could never have 'Faritvisited at >1 Woodman's on Wed­ PRAIRIEVILLE-Real estate as- ’' ‘Alive* together with a host of and wa* badly beaten I long rc*kled tlie numbers Of the white* nesday afurnoon, »M ll.IM.mS: I. r-Ju.1 ,«.«». u>- "■“• . Twunvrl.'. cMna. re­ j or their new and complicated way* ol CLOVEKDAI.E. Tlie Garrison family took in the Fox - tai a*M*.<»men! $1330435 Total lust Service next Sunday F unenu services were conducted from covered from this b»w WilFn tne War । life. Tecumseh thought of himself as w>■Hie'Cnnnnunity lung will be kt! bv Jesse Cha.se. Mr. and Mrs Starling Modrnck and reunion ‘al Pntlilewlle park. Gull take.'iyi-ar $1308 075 Real /-state wa* equal- U‘* Crawford home at Gun lake and'of 1812 came he allied htmielf with the . j the deliverer of hi* |>eoplc. said Ur ... Mw-tctan* "The Twins" iComc and find family and Miss Beth Wnifgh motored Sunday. K . I ized at $870 nisi, personal S76PM)- total ’*1’’ Or<,,,KevilI<- church. Rev. Harold English, who were trader* rather than to Battle Creek Thursday. Oalc Parker of Grand Rapids, a 'of $946 400 compared ' with $1 194 700 E Weston ,of the Allegan Methodist settlers and not *0 dangerous to the j: Hinsdale, unit had he ix-en born to out wlu> tla-y nro> B‘«Ktcr. Mr* Mattie Mr. Ml* Lou-J-w ot Ortmlt r, "“S ’ ’ ' ' "l»n ’ ' , ' | D.uscopnl church offtctaUngf' Inter-' Indian's way of life. Proctor, ht* British • I fare a !«-*.•< imponribie task, he mlgin Kimble. UaiubJiuker. Floyd Dniihingan. !l a tiny or two "' fhhlng here ” ' i1. ■ vl-aw tlielr WoUlw. «nd Um- * -“v " n*h"" cvmxI was ln the Orangeville cemy- ally, proved incompetent und ignui, be- ' have made good his attempt and would . Mr-. Mac OveramiUi is raring tor Mr. Cloney nnd son. Bobble, left for; HUTT-AND Reni < t .i ’ asm - • , Mra. Kendall coat* and buby ily a couple of days this week, taking u-jh-ry. ' . ' mg driven by t^ir Americans out of. occupy a greater place in history. Warsaw. Wisconsin to see Mr. Clanev's personal 517 940; total a LaWave, Dale and Ellen Jrnru-y back sister who ts'quite 111 there. -»-♦► ------ Detroit j>tid into Canada Here Ticuin-' swmenf 5547.180. Total lx t year 5692 with them for a couple of months* va­ Stockholm luo a "bachelor hotel" for Jame* Buchanan was the only bach■state Ear,y Rolf Wttv rnade ot horse- seh forited a half-hearted stand on the Mr. Heller and dwthter. Miss Doro-H'w Tlreboard equalized the real «-t..b cation. ■ total ,Uc*v *lth feathers. — bank* of the Thames River Again tlie I'women looking for work— .dor President ot lhe United Slates. thy of Kenosha. WLv.. ure visiting the ut 5W.WW: personal 117.940; total. ' Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mill* and daugh­ Heller family .who arc hero for thc seaTotal last yedr 102.760 ter of South Befid. Ind. aro .•■pending son in their slimmer home. * I niORNAPPLE—Real estate 51.185.thc week with their parents, Mr. nnd R<v Koltamotorod to .Kennedy. Ind. 380: pvTsena! 580 610; total aMcsscd.! Mra. Grant Dickerson. Friday to nttknd the funeral ot an|5B265.W0 Total last vrar -51338365 ,C. | Real eriate equalized 5922.500: perxonKeith Clark of Hastings spent Thors- aunt living there, day with Lester and Melbourne MacjHcnry mid James Ryan and ML-w 1,1 «*»610. 'iota! .qunlwcd $1,003,110 Cagney m attended the funeral of theiy .i Total a year ago $1,283.13) Lecx! -.s.im.u *«w ---------------------■ WOODLAND- Real estate n-sc-s' 'Welton Brook* and family went to aunt. Mrs. Ryan of Kalamazoo Friday '• J |$1J07.400. personal.595480; total usKalamazoo Friday lo get Mr*. Brook*. ' ~ ♦*»■*-------------------------who has been spending. a few days Tlw Ministry of Labor in Argentina •‘i'fi1 Sl.tKrj.98t> compan d with $!.issued aa aecree decree mat that women women noiahold- l<J3"-550 "a ■year, ago •••"• Real >estate tlw-re. • nhas -s isxuea c — • •**•* -•••« wm| - lame --- ponitioiui ----- ­ Mr- FrankMumeston returned Mon- Sl)g- the a*---------men shouldequalized •'Iualla-dat at$1345000; $1345 000;i*-rsnn»I persona!895, $9.' day P. M from hetookey where she receive thc oame pay. '1680. *“* Total equalized *$1340,580 ’ *"»*•■• Equal• 1 I ized last year $! 6!»8.m» wav a delegate at the Patriotic Allied ------ ■*♦*--------------ChincM- were were thc the first to bbuild ' YANKEE SI’RlNC.S-R<-u! • Mate Organization held there ' Tlie Chinese ' - nsM-sscd $465,625: jxrsonal 546.223; to-1 Mrs. Wm. ihcroe of Fentorr is visit- jdilps .with collision bulkfwMd* and tai assessment $511,815; total last year ing thc Davenjxirt's this week. jertight compartmenu. $506,440. Heal estate was equalized al i $277,500; persona! 546323;-total. *333.-. ' 723 as compared with *393.000 equal-' Are some of your rooms made unpleasant | izrd value last year. ) Total assessment in real estate this ) by dust from a nearby road? Does it spoil [year $18.445 845; tot*! ix-rsonal nsse**ed thli year $2 165.899 making aj your appetite, soil the tablecloth, double (total assessment this year of $20your housework? '•6M.7U a* compared with the total as<ewunrnt last year of $21336373 Real ; ‘-state equalized this year $15,000,000; You can cause it to disappear quickly by :;x>r*onu! MualUcd $3,165,899;; total equalized value thia year. *17.165.899 providing moisture to hold it on the road. (Tills compares with an equalization I REVISED DOWNWARD A REALLY TOUGH PORCH PAINT! GOODYEAR BROTHERS NOT If you buy for a LITTLE LESS" you may get a GREAT DEAL LESS Whbn you buy a battery, you buy tarvice—nothing •Im. Bt*teri»» hawa no baauty, and thay ar« hidden Bit whan it comti to lereica, then the battery U Important. It’s your battery thof decides whether or not you stall when you wont to stort—that's "something." Lot ut iotpecl your battery without cwt. Our Motto: V allies and Service Electrical ■ Service Complete Lubrication ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Cor. Court and Jefferson Hastings A gZod rain does it, but soon dries up. Sprinkling with a hose will prevent dust, but ' for only a few hours. Tiny white flakes of Dowflake will bring moisture /nlo the road so that it haj th’e appearance of having been moistened by a rain. The only differ­ ence is that Dowflake keeps the moisture for months. GET BEST POTATOES WHENKANTED EARLY Field Frost, Poor Cooking Qual­ ity and Roughened Skin Oc­ cur In Immature Stock ; Larger yield* of better potatoes ob­ tained on 39 plot.. m .. Michigan lost! ' year when the were planter! i during thc wly part of the planting ■ pi-nod than when planting was delayed. I In testa made by the turn; crops depart-' zment at Michigan State College. • I Correct dates for planting in Michi­ gan of course vary in different .sections. (of .thc state and potatoes should be: (.planted 20 days later tn thc southern • part of the state than in the northern, part, but tlie importance of putting the. seed m the ground relatively early holds good for all areas. ' Tlie past two years, had unusual ( I weather conditions durin’k the growing' | reason and early potatoes had. an ex(tended period-in which the growth wav dormant but lhe tubers in only one plot (showed a greater degree of btown spot than those planted later, and all other 'factors which improve potato quality : were present to a greater degree in the 'early plantiAgs | Frost injury and immature stock up­ on which the skin become* roughened in handling are apt to be prerent in' :stock from late planting*. Immature : potatoes also cook poorly and dlreour-• age consumers from purchasing ritnl- These moisture absorbing flakes have such an affinity for moisture that they actually draw out of the air several times their weight in water—and they hold the moisture for a long, long time. If you wont to prevent dust/just petition your local officials to dustproof roads with Dowflake. Write for our booklet "How To Control Dust." . '■< ,.- THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY MIDLAND, MICHIGAN Seed in tlie southern part of the state should be planted early tn June, a per­ I icd ten days earlier should be selected i for that part of the rate up to the i Cadillac area and from there north. (planting* should be 20 days earlier' 1 than in the southern three tiers ofj , counties. । The distance ot the mooh from thc I earth varies between a maximum of 252,715 miles and a minimum of 221.4M CALCIUM CHLORIDE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1W DELIGHTFUL SPLASH PARTY. George Huffman went to Detroit oo , Mr and Mrs A. J. Herbert are visit-' Mj*s Margaret Merrick spent the) ing relativea tn Otsego week end in Watervliet ) Miss Jeanne Cincebeau/ wa* certainly Monday for a few days' slay. Mra w.vne Merrick exnects to *pend' Mls« EUlel Jones •**nt lhc E<*‘rth surprtaed when eighteen of her young Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kline of Ann taLnU ‘ »'llh Mrs Pred Hickory! friends made their unexpected appearnrxt week In Drtrott on buainei* Corntrt ■ aIlcc Mt Trail * End Thursday evening Ml** Mary Ixxi Streeter visited ’Uher j Messre WKi xtesdanx s j T Ixxnbiird, all avowing that a good swim in Gun -Mira Alice Hstrlahgm of Birming­ Mis* Alice Camp Is visiting friend* .ham is thc guest of MiM Eleanor Mll- luxne in Holland over the week end. . A)tx,rt vrtldcr, Floyd’ Ga-.kHl and C lake was thc first and last thing on, In Ionia. : MUxes Thelma and Alice Offley are j.‘ Lahr, and their gue-,*_- Mr nnd Mra their minds Suffice it to say that Mr Mr*. Etta Sherman of Pontiac Is Joyce Elaine Hyde of Lacey spent iwrne from Grand Rapids tor their va- Charles Dreager and family of Raetnc. nnd Mra. Cfncebeaiix turned over the ' visiting Mr. and Mr*. Willard Icka* ]Friday with hqr aunt. Mra. Clarence cation. . | Wis.. anti Mrs. Emery Styles <rf Peru.; bath house, boat* nnd canoes, to the1 Cole Newton visited hb-stater. Mrs Ind. spent Sunday with, Mr. and Mra II young people and later a njarshmailow MIm Murlan Ickea wa* home from Orobe. ( iqarahmallow A j roost, rf»nrtn«r dancing. iv^ Itoas r. Em and brittae bridge V Buttle creek on Sunday and Monday. m «nd Mra. Roger Wlswell of Kalamazoo Anna Andrews, of Freeport over ttw-F. B. More of Marahall. I wen- indulged in and all agreed upon j 'i Bert Cole of Edmore tpent thc week ,visited Mrs. J. D. Murdock the first' of weea ena. . departing, that Trail's End 1*’ surely * . Mr and Mrs. Paul Hayward Writer- LOVELY COUNTRY CLUB vnd wilii his mother. Mrs Lizzie Dole , ! some place for a good time. \ Miner S Kieler of Grand Rapids Mrs Mabel Blebbin* of Lansing visit­ SHlj'SS L“' | PARTY ON TUESDAY was in the city Friday culling on (ed Hosting* relative* on Bunday and ELEBRATE THEIR SEV­ Mr. and Mra. Gary Crook nnd Mr. I „ fiit-nd*. ENTH BIRTHDAYS. I V Monday. Mrs George Enos Is visiting' her sla­ M1*r Marcia' Newton of Kenoaha. and Mra Adam Smith were In Otrio I Charlotte Ladies Coming For ter, Mrs. Fred Clemens, of Hickory. .WU.. visited her father, Geo. M. New­ over the Fourth ! Luncheon Next Week— • Corners. . f-nth birthday Games were played and Dr. and Mrk D. D. Walton and mmm ; ton. on Bunday. . Interest Continues a Uapp>*atime wa,-,./ enjoyed. Summer,............ flowers --------Mra. Lizzie Cole spent Monday with • Prank Reed of Springfield. Ill. was • I£P*A*mi week end at Gull lake at the Dorothy Perkins rows graced thc >raU>d Hie dinner table and attrac­ .her daughter. Mrs. Vera Wilo»x. In (calling on Hastings friend* the latter table* ut the Country Club Tne-<iu> llu. um- given the guest* G ratal Rapid*. Mr. and Mrs Milton Murphy and j.luncheon, ihr committer in charge be-j R^rt Co*. Jr. entertained fourMra. Mary Burges* spent Sunday and Milton Jr arc visiting Grand R.'HUd ' Mrs. Emery SUlcs of Peru. Ind . 1* ling Mrs Roy Cordes Mm A I. Brown. tl,.n (lf ju.. mends very pleasvAly on Munday with Mrs. Clara Underhill of Uie guest of her son ami Wife. Mr. and ntouwthUM IJg. i Mrs.— Frederick Parker. - J, Jr . Mrs I Ha-urdav In honor ot hl* seventh birth­ Hickury Corner*. Mra. Floyd Gaskell. Mra. Cole Newton and Mlw Helen Kenith McIntyre and Mra " Frank (11V A lovely dinner was served after Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelsey of Mar­ Cecil Smith and John Nuyen of Newton visited in HllbidalftronrSatur-1 carroUiera which the children enjoyed a movie tin called on Mr. und Mra. Claude Kalamazoo vUited Mr and Mrs. Burt day Ull Monday .night. । Mrs OrviUe'?ay»w<>n top -tire at pjrty A liappy time t» n ‘ w<mk1 on Siuwlay Tinkler over Hie Fourth. Mr. and Mrs Duune Bauer nnd Mrs icontract and Mra Hu -‘-U --------John Meiwr of lx* A»Rele«. Calif., Mr. nnd Mra. Glenn McLravy and Faye Donley and children spent. Hie at auction bridge and Mrs. Ray Fincutin- lust week to enter the offices ot family of Lansing visited Mr. and Mrs. Fourth at Caledonia park nie won at• golf. On Friday evening Mrs. Fred 8teb“ tlw Viking Corporation. •111OM- present 'from away were Mrs . , birr- was host*** to her budge club. John McLravy on Monday. Mr* Carl f>Vri<* of Grand Rapid* , Alex Ironside. South Bend. Ind. the rnDr. and Mrs. Dennis Murray sja-nt Mr and Mrs Einar Fnindx-n and ‘. gwt ot Mrs. John Ironside. Mrs 1 ■■ Sunday and Monday with Mr. und Mrs Philip of Benton Harbor visited Mr. C E Davis who, l.t quite ill. II rhor ,'k’'r wuweli of KalumazMi. and Miss Iham, New nnm.su:<k. N. J. und Ml M. K Nevins at Wall lake. and Mrs. H. Ci Hayes over the Fourth Miss Joscphiiw- Stein of “ — . '1 K ?rpor Alite ■ Hageisiuim of Birmingham. | Dr. arid Mrs E. J. Pratt are in De­ Judge and Mrs. Donald VanZile of Springs spent tlie week and and Hie guests of Miss Elrunor Miller. Mr* troit uttending the National Ostco- Detroit were guests of Mr and Mrs Fourth with Hastings friend-.. RuaaeH B Hulmes of Gothenburg, i pathlc Association sessions. Mr and Mr* Ivan Tappan of Battle j Ncbruak*. guest of Mr > Kim Sigler, J. F. Goodyear on Sunday and Monday. MI.m Mabel. Sltiaon was the guest ot Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hendershott and Creek were guests of Mr and Mr* and Mra. Einar Frandum of Benton Mitw Elizabeth. DeYoc ot Muskegon Misw-s Mary und Ruth Hendershott F I, Bauer over the Fourth : Harbor, guest of Mrs H, G. Hayes. ' from Hut unlay till Monday. have gone to Miami. Fla., to wp-nd Hie Mi*, w r Cf>ok lie chairman for; STUFFED PORK TENDERLOINS Mis* Marguerite IletmatiSiM'rgt'r I* Cong. John C. Ketchum returned summer. rxjM-cU-d home from New-Rochelle. N. |I next ' Tuesday s luncheon when tlie 2 pounds' pork tenderloins .Sunday from Washington, D. C. and Charlotte Country Club ladle-> will be ' Mr*. George Newton is hi Coldwater Y.. the latter purl ol this week. Clyde o. Sutton at Detroit and A. J 'Iguests. Meinbei* are asked u» plume1 will sjiend Uie summer here. at Ihr lumie of Mr. and Mrs Burr t. jmpnka. .Mr, and Mra. Prank Hainan spent Cochrane making the acquaintance of Clark of Juckson spent the week end Their reservations to.Mra; Murdock: by i Saturday morning. • . ; the week end al Port Huron and points her Utile grandson with Mr and Mr*. Dell Sutton. <tf Intprcst along Lake Huron. Mr. nnd and Mr*. Mra. Roy Andrus and ana miss Miss Mrs. Wm. Wilson and baby of Mrs or Grand . Split tenderloins to make pocket, toi hold stuniug Stuff and fit into baking'X Mr. alnT. Mrs. Charles Paul nqd KatiH'rine Andrun of Lansing were | Hapid* spent Sunday and Monday j Mr Ronald H Warner, on oi Mr pan. Sprinkle with dry ingredients Add Marietta spent Sunday and Monday guest* of Dr. and Mrs- J. A. Wooton and Miss Helen Wooton over the week Barbara Jean and Lorraine Otis of ut.rf Mrs Homer Warner ol Hustings, water Cover and bukr one *>>■’ » mur.' * at Woodland and Saddlebag lake xnd Miss Doris‘Miller, daughter of Mr end . Kalamazoo came Tui-.-day for a wc-k's! oven. Mus Virginia William*, who was Hie Mrs. • Fret! Miller, near ----Nashville. ter hours' in moderate Mira Rachel Caln, who I* spending with Mr. and Mr*. W. A. Hall. —and — — -•• -----------------Stuffing. guest of Dr. und Mra. E J. Pratt, has thc summer vacation with her par­ tty-lt HASTINGS. MICH. Miss Geraldine Tolle* of Traverre i were united in marriage at two odock 2 c bread crumbs returned to he: home in Chicago. ents. was among the guests at a beach City vuited her parent*. Mr. and Mra Saturday afternoon at th- home of Hu2 T chopped jairalcy. Mr. and Mra. Thoms of party at Morrison lake thc earlier f»rt Alhwn Tollra.-nver the week end. bride Forty relative and friends,nj|t2 T chopped celery ■ MUMS Helen Hofftnastcr und Frari- m --d the ring cfri-mony performed \ t clipped oniun. Ira. Mary Siiowertnan on Monday. Mr. and Mrs Gardner Chidester eri- era McCown of Battle Cork were. by th- R-v Harold Dixon. jM»tor of Mr;- Frank VeHemu and Mr - Mabel trrtalnej^ Miss Helen Chide»t»r of gurai* of Miv-M^eOC-ller on Thursday I the. Battle-Creek Methodist circuit. The nanrika Mra Ida Palmanl- will go ihu week ““<"<• decorated in pink ami white wasomng Grand Rapids and Gardner Chidester, - Howers the bay window in he * ‘ / Dr. mid Mra, C. I*. Lathrop «n Tues­ Jr. and Humphrey Hohns of Madison. to LaGrange Ind tri attend Hie BUM...... aS •«» day. ■ Wis . Bunday and Monday Mr. and Mrs? Gordon Clement have j ronl in boiling faited water until ten-. ASPARAGUS SALAD WITH Mr anti Mrs.'Elroy Tobias ace an- “■n,b' ’ ? i und Tor’ th tH.ru- St>*n poeket In tenderloin. rune to Belding to reside, where he has punted Mr. and Mrs. Cha*. Dawson, SAVORY DRESSING. tier; drain and rinw with hot water.) Mr. and Mra. Walter C. FilzSlnimoiv i.«.mind for the bfidta l’«H>.; ----------a p-.witibn a.-, agent for the Standard, Robert Dawson and MisWHI Betty Daw- of MunsfK-ld Ohio, were, the gmr.U of!’*blch took its place, u. the , , Remove the skin from of a pound |I Arrange chilled cooked asparagus on {r',!n J^h-.ngrin uax played by 1 on co. . AND PINEAPPLE, of thinly sliced smoked dried beef, cut. a bed of heart lettuce leaves and ar­ Min and Jean Whitney of Ann Arbor to hl* .lister, Mr.., Archie McCoy, over the! weekend |Mlss Eunice'Mtlore o| Battle Creek, a. 6 sweet potatoes. | It Into pieces, cover with hut water andrange ____ the following mixture to rep­ Wall lake for the dwk euxl. Mr. and Mr-. Dewey Gooch of Lan”» bride The tajde wore a I leave for 10 minutes, then drain and (resent - band across Uie middle Fine. ..~I Mr. und Mr*. Sumner Sponnble and f> .slices pineapple. Surah Braii<l:.tetk-r, oyer Sunday and Howard Dickinson .went to Cleveland „sing were over the .... Fourth ... as bcwmUig gown of wfote triple Griffon ' trixxle in 1 tabie*poonful of butter. 1/chop 1 hard cooked egg white, 1 „ ,here rr,<i, ................ . and-. Mra. I midPrisliye arid earned un arm bouquet Monday. . . Melt 3 tablespoonfuh of butter, blend1 tablespoon each, finely chopped plSunday to vide Mr- and Mrs. Unrten of... prjj* Gosch c pineapple juice. of pr-inies, rosra. candytuft und yel-l H toialt. Mra. Gertrude Wiminrr and daugh­ S|Mnahte und daughter. Howard n- fujA Qo>ch'. I in 3 tablespoonfuls ot flour, then pour menlo and pickle and I teaspoon ter. Maxine. of Jackson wcp» guest* rnalncd for u three week*' visit. in gradually, while stirring constantly, -minced parsley. Moisten with 4 tablr| Ajls Loyal Edger and children are low snapdragons. She was attended by ! t papnki „ her of. Mra Mary Showerman and Mrs. Mr and Mra D L. Christian pnd A.M.nq>ni( nH. w-rek at Bowen* Mills ll,,: sister. Miss U-miii Miller, who was ; ----2 cupfuls of ----milk. When the sauce is spoons salad, oil beaten with 2 table­ Boll and peel potatoes. ------ -nnd perl potatoes Heat fat' ... ..... -I... Ytr ....... und M>s. XX’alter Lake, also Mr. ... .hcr parenU Mr. and Mra. ..... Bur- ■ :.-U'. K'^nvc. in light sr-en flat crepe and : (in frying pan Add and brown pine-[smooth arid Tigirns Thursday. -------thick ------ add B(ld tj. of puice. .1-2 teaspoon salt _. a.. tea..— spcioM lemon -------nrl ’ carried un arm bouquet of spring How- apple. Place potatoes on top pineapple spoonful of suit and 'i of a teaspoonful'and a few grain* pepper, .XV- and .XV ln<l Mn. Mra. Ralph W«*xi Wood and mid lamfum- un<| Mru Mrs vu-rae Victor inuw-rt Hilbert nf of Wnndiand Woodland ■ Mr and^Mra Rureell Sherman of of lly <>f Grand’Rapid* and Mr. and Mra j spent from Saturday till Monday at slices. Sprinkle with salt and paprika.' of paprika. In a buttered baking dtaii — Pontiac ure Visiung her parent*. Mr : i . ^arn. r of Add JU1?C. Harold Haynes camix-d at Stewart lake] me former s cottage at Wall lake, juice. Cover and MIKebake 25 minutes:. urrangc arrange U» i*>er layer oi of mucaro.u macaroni ann and a MbL W.,i „ VrTnrnUrk a VARIATIONS . - oven. . . Baste - several, times! a,___ t layer of dried « Hr! iMbWA.Iw 11 W S' ' r~ m 2•'•»»» moderate beef and bake In modcrover Hie week efid. j Mr and Mra. Charles Ureagrr Mi-v-e* rnraVfos ?eeBk “’‘’‘’T' nl«ve of thi bridegroom, wyaring a . . bakimr i “ate ** n,,n Emil Tydcn returned lust Wednesday ixmghy and Elsie Jane Drcagvr, and oven —From Tlw The Chrutian Christian Science Science I To give variety to plain French crepe carried 1। from his farm at Aredale, Iowa. and.Cluirlr* - Jr — . -* Weldon Bronson and ins sister. Mr* j fnxrk of 'yellow in”tt:vLlk ^ and lafe.Weeding Dwager. of Racine. •*»Wis. Monitor. | dressing may be added a little ot any fh* rimr in w— vnltnu.* rriw. A U-rddlnv . FRUIT WHIP _i,icnt the -latter part of thc week in were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Albert " ----------desired seasoning. Some of lhe season.Chicago on business. I package lemon flavored gelatin TRY BANANAS. 1 ings frequently added arc grated Veddcr from Saturday I ill Monday. Kun Sigler, accnnipmilrd by Ulis Ambrose Mbore of Detroit spent the mixture. If there U not sufficient time or in- horseradish, shredded pimento, minced father. .Daniel Sigler of Gotbenbdrg. week end here with friend*. He for­ 1 c boiling water. i errdicnH .< h.nd u> m.k. . Into "J"1" Nebr.i wa* In Cleveland from Tuesday merly worked in thc Hanner office. >s c orange juice. cheese, chili sauce, minced green pep­ his1 punch, then a simple solution is pers. finely chopped celery, minced par­ till Thursday on business. C. F Field returned from Belding Mis.m-3 Irene Jones and Virginia Wednesday night where he visited Mr. 2 T lemon juice. lemonade, iced tea. grape juice or any sley. Chopped nuts, or sifted or sliced jj.e..-.s weie in Albion last week attend- and Mrs A. M. Hall. 1 e diced oranges simple and preferable drink with slices hard cooked egg. v Mr and Mra H. D Groojc- of Sagling the Epworth League Institute as Mr and Mrs Thus. E. Byou* and new and Mr. and Mra Lloyd laddlck uf egg WBR whites, beaten. un mlxtun. ana of banana* added in generous proporThe marriagHrrf Miss Irene M. Foley. [ 2rour ,r ovcr delegates from thc local chapter. daughter Elaine of Chicago came Sat­ Sheridan were over Sunday guests of Pour water over gelatin mixture ..... andI Hon The presence of thl* fruit give* an GOOD CELERY. Al*PLE daughter of Mrs Bridget E Foley, and ,nr unU| cotnpielely dissolved. Add Add individual flavor and appearance to Mr. and Mra. Eber tanibir and Mr urday to visit oveajhe Fourth with Mr Mr. mid Mra. Vernon Wlnincer. AND CABBAGE SALAD. Mr. Roy E. Huvcr Wks - ol.-mnlred at a ; 5liwr and mix wcIL Cool untn llttSe an otherwise ordinary drink. and Mia W. W. RcwbOf Detroit were and Mix. W L. Stark. 426 E. Grand Wash, scrape and cut celery in small Mrs. Geo Heath mid Mlssra Lol* and Beat until fluffy and fold In St. Mra Byou* is a niece of Mr. Stark, Margaret Heath were hi Grand Rapid* nuptial high nsw at nine octakW pieces crosswise. Chill in Ice water, whom he had never seen. EMERGENCY SALAD. drain and dry on a clean towel. To on Saturday. Mi« Margaret Heath ha.* day. June 28, a’. St. Ro>e tliurch. Rev. rMt 0, jngrWjlcnta. Mix well. Pour Into ta-o Huver. uncle of the grtom of I>-lR]aM mold and chill until stiff. Unmold retbining un Tuesday. the others rcMr. and Mra. R H Jeiucn and Mr.? gone to Bay View for thc summer. celery*add an equal measure of diced Mix 2 cups cold cubes of cooked inmning for ..(■vcral days. OplK-Ua Q'HalT ot Chicago. Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. Will Shutters enter­ tToil. otficiairtl before un assemblage uf an(j m.rV(> plain, with jrreom. or with a pork. 1 cup thinly sliced celery, cut apples; Moisten with custard cream custard sauce made from egg yolk*. Mr*, c? W. O'Hair of Peoria. Ill-, mid tained Mr. mid Mrs. Ctwrlej. Fritz and relatives arid friends. crosswise. 4 stoned and chopped olives dressing and arrange Ip tlie heart of The bride wore a frock of s white I Mr*. Emily Link of Kentucky have re­ Mra George Shulteis of st. John* on and 1-2 red pepper which has been a head of while cabbage from which MACARONI COMBINATIONS. turned to their homes after visiting Monday, the latter staying for a visit. crepe und u lace hut. She c.irricjl al washed, parboiled, seeds removed and center has been carefully removed and Mr nnd Mra. C. W. Crawford. . Macaroni and Chicken Salad. place on a bed of crisp heart lettuce Miss Thertsa Peterson came Satur­ bouquet of .rosebuds and white sweet . cook a pack- shredded. Moisten with sour cream leaves. Garnish with sections of bright i Mr and Mra. Elmer Lipscomb and day evening for a few days' vacation p-is Mi-.- Dorothy Huver a> brides- 1 In boiling Mliru salted, -ovt water dressing and garnish with crisp celery l ions of Grand Rapids visited Mr. and from Ann Arbor. -Her father. O. T< maid wore a dreis of pink crepe and. ft((e -Of C||X,W macaroni until gender, curls. red apples and whole cloves. pmk lure hat ^nd airried a boiiqui-t b]anch ln c01d water , an( j chl u, Ad d 2 i Mra. RaY^Branch over the week end. ...... .... r ............. • : . uianco in tuiu waicr. »uu viuu. nuu « | Peterson of St. Peter. Minn . . U here I Mr and Mr*. Alex Iroiulde of South visiting his tanrily. of pink rosebuds and phlox Mr Paul: cupfULs of diced cooked chicken. l'» E Bump as.'lsted Mr. Huver anil Mr i Cd pf U | s o f chopped celery. ’ > of a cup; I Bend. Ind . were guest* of Mr and Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Chase and Miss I John Ironside ovc\ the week end. Josephine Chaw were guesfo of U>e for­ Francis Huver and Mr. Paul Foley act- juj „( diced cucumber. 2 table.«poonfuls| I Mrs. J. M. Lcaefi ha* returned to her mer's .wm and wife. Mr. and Mrs Em­ cd as usix-rs.................................................... ■ of chopped green pepper, 1 tablespoon-' A wedding breakfast In three course. jul tach of grated onion and minced) home al Welcome Corners after mons Chase, at Uiclr summer home ut wa* served lit the beautiful country, plrnjt.n.o j teaspoon/ul oC salt, and sjx-nding, three week* caring for her Walk'd lake over the week end > mother. Mra. Jennie Stewart, who has Mr. and Mrs Edwin H Pate of De­ home <ri the brides mother for the cnouKii ntayonnaise to give the salad Tccovered from an attack of pneu­ troit spent Sunday und Monduy with brid.il party. Fr Huvir. ,Fr Geller, und ’ RO(>d consistency. Serve individual per­ monla so a* tn be around the house i tion* on lettuce hearts, garnishing with Mr. and Mr* E C. Edmonds. Mr, and mit! the Immediate relatives Mr.; and Mra Huver left In? u '*‘';1'| bit* of pmuento cut In fancy shape Mr -and Mrs. B. J. Boynton. Mrs. Mrs Edmonds and Mra Frank Bush Wallace Jackson. Mra. , John Radc- went back to Detroit with them for a din-.: trip tp the northern jiarl ot th«-1 yjaked' tuna fish or salmon, substituted miicher and little daughter of Ionia slate Tlwy will nwtde at .719 8 Dibble, for t]ltf chicken, alio makes delicious in this city. Congratulation* are.5a|a<j • j:.«■ nnd ththe Misses Rcva awl and Vera MU---.- Um Vft. COhe NrtUc „ k M„ St Scalloped Cabbage and Macaroni. ?! '*"■> «"•“ »• o, H. CI—UM ol C.hmhu Ohio. exlendcd. :Mr.. Fred Camp .ltd Aller l«.l Thors-1.M]. an(J.................. Mr, A .8 _j„|,awM1 .. „„d ,am- CUFSTSTBOM TwavTF ' Break into srnaH pieces 't pctanfi b< ■ .. -1.1 t ••» . „ lib' Illy of bf Flint, and Mr. Mr. and and Mrs .Mrs Runkiiv Rankin ' T. s-nrn r.Mn Y hh xha macaroni and cook in boiling salted ................ot I.ralr|L,vpie . (, roni TENDED IAMll.> R».^Io>. watcr until tender: drqin and rinse , »r- Morgan'Skinner ot XVaupaca. ... H .. k. Gto ■WU., who just graduated frogt Ahe jSaturday till Mondav. 1 university al Philadelphia, is taking 1 Mr and Mra Edward Janis of Ovid- S' M'»;c 11 ™uk" w ,4 X?X“.iX hi* interne work at Bultenrorth -nd Mnk R j IUrr Mlss HdP|1 intal in Grand Ra|>lds- He was £*?*• 1 j^u-r of Detroit and Mr. and Mrs CurGurats were Mr anti Mra D D <uch with .salt and pepper and bit* of gucst of Dr. and Mrs. C, P. LatliropjgJ Botuim and Curtis Jr, of Ann Ar- Karclv.-r nnd Mr and Mra Orm-er but,cr wuh cabba«c l°P- 'Wllr ''rr,nJ'hn I I r Ketcham and'bor were Rutsl-‘' <»f Mr U\d Mr*. E. F. Tnixcli and fioiiglit.-r. Dessolyii. of Un- : "/YhlXahlv’ Han'1 chickcn° or ° beef FULL SIZE PACKAGES Cong^ and Mra. J. C. Ketcham “^'Bottuhi over Uie Fourth. sina- Mr and Mr; 1-' D t von and Mr '1 thoroughly. Ham. chicken or beef Mary. Mr. and Mrs M. L. Cook, Mr. . Dr . finest toiletrie*,' priced to fit the _____ BriUJunUM ;-tid... Mr-. Ross LcUibridgv .of ’Sm“, "“‘to' mid Mra. D A. VanBuakirk. Mrs. A. D. j Ma.M>n and Robert Waterman and Miss; time*. All made in a laboratory xir and Mrs P I Hirnlimn and ■ hour In a moderate ove. 375 deKnlskcrn, Mrs W. R Cook and Rich-1I Evelyn* VanBlareomb of Buttle Creek , "uij J.. vSE ::.s ,he u famed for its cosmetic*. All in ' ar<j Cook were guests of Judge and 1 ‘were Sunday'gursl* of Miss Mar Keller. , full-iiie bottlca, but not fancy. John, of Pleasant Lake. Ind.; Mr. Pvtuctly lender, (Mr*. R. R McPcek of Charlotte on Miss Keller relumed to Mason with son. ‘and Mra. G. M. Whitaker and datighEach the beat that any price can Macaroni and Horn. * l Monddy. . buy. Each 19e per bottle—3 for ) Cook ’-j .pound of macaroni in bolltrr«. Clatr and Esther, of Dayton. | Mrs Anna Cheeseman nf thl* city Mrs. Lethbridge for a few day*' visit. 50c. Lesa than one-third the aver­ Mr and Mra. Harley Fox and Wil- Ohio; , Mr and Mrs E E Whitaker and mg salted water, drain, nr.y with cold 'spent a week with her sister. Mrs J« W. age price for toiletries like this. , Velma and Phylll*. of i »Mer and dram again Put through [BreNenctein. of South Haven, return­) liam entertained at their home last daughters. Betty Lou and Bob Seibert of Ithaca. N. Y . also Mr and Mra. O E the food chopper 2 sprigs of parsley. 2 ing hoiftc on Sunday. Mrs. Breiden-. week WHY PAY MORE? Kalamazoo and Saturday Mr und Mra । .stein came home with her for a week's Claxc Seibert mid David came. They Yerty anti sons. Harold and Keith, of (onions, and cooked ham to make 2 tills city. cupfuls, and add 3 fresh tomatoes cut [stay with relative*, her daughter. Mws all returned to their home Mbndhy. :-------------- 4 ------------into small pieces; season with salt and [Charlotte, coming for her last Friday. i Earl Ffase and son Milan of Cuyapepper. In a buttered baking duh *rTake your choice. You will t* I Mrs BreidenMeln says benie*. and। hoga Falls. Ohio, came Friday night to DELIGHTFUL FAMILY PARTY OVER WEEK END, range alternate layers of macaroni gnd amaied and delighted, and will not [cherries are scarce but there are lots spend the week end here with hi* fam­ Mr. and Mrs. J M Gilnier. S Hanover: the meal mixture. Moisten well with again—in these time*—pay a/triple of peaches ily nt the home ol Mr. and Mr*. Frank St., entertained nlf their children’ and liquor in which the ham was boiled, or price. Edmonds. Mrs. FrasC and two daugh­ grandchildren at a family reunion over I hot water, and bake uhcovered in a hot Only one free, of eoursa, to a ters accompanied them home on Tues­ the week en^twenly-onc being pres- over—400 dcgiees Fahrenheit—about person. No obligation to buy. It i* day. IS minutes, until the top ot the dish Is, a 15-cent gift to Convince you that Mr. and Mra. F. L Bauer. George Those who attended were, Mr nnd nicely browned. no price can buy anything better. Bauer and Max Bauer were in Detroit Mr*. Duward Gilmer mid baby from No chiMrea. Haaae art Macaroni Rarebit. Clip coupon now. Come. »e- and i Sunday where George Bauer was one Pittsburgh. Pa . Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Cook pound of macaroni till ten­ try the line. You will be g'ad you | of five men from M. 8 C. to fence with, Gilmer from iron Mouniam; Mr nnd der in boiling salted water. <Vnln and MY CHOICE IS the Olympic team of New York City a'. Mrs. Burr Clark nnd two daughters nf rinse with hot water. In the top of thr found it, when a saving means so I L. V. BESSMER Eyesight Specialist . the Detroit bout club, in an exhibition Holland; Mr. and Mrs VanAuker of double D11DIC boiler ,molt Il0H 4 „,TOIUU15 ot much. ‘ ; 2 UIO1 tablespoonfuls ot,’ I HASTINGS, MICH. drill. Belding; Mr. mid Mra. Charles Glad- tjuttcr. cook in it a few mlnules-^1 Guests-of Mr. and Mrs. Dell Sutton stone and baby of Grand Rapid* and-teaspoonfui of finely chopped green [ on Sunday were Mr. and Mra. Everett Mr. and Mrs. Bernard McConnell and chee4c coog pound grated, Patlcngill and Marguerite ot Grand •on of Battle Crrek. cheese and cook over, boiling water unRapids. Mrs. Lewis of Cadillac and Wm. niNJJR" I Hl the cheese I* melted Beat 2 egg* Anderson of Los Angele*. Calif. Mar­ POT Ll 4.N.DINNER MEETING W,lh 1 >««Poon'1‘l °f MR and add 1 Muy tie the maul important duty before you. ll IS if ll is needed. guerite remuined for a week's visit with Very well. how can you tell if it is needed? Unfortunately you cant. (Frances Sutton. * ‘ । mixture apd add Is of a teatpoonful of | Mr. and Mrs. E. C. .Edmonds Miss Auxiliary are urged to attend Hie meet- [ Worcestershire sauce. Cook. Stirring But you may be sure if this—you are no different In this respect Grace Edmonds. Mr. and Mra. Frank ing tomorrcNr. Thursday. , alternnon. j constantly, until the mixture thicken*. from other folk*. Mau eye* need eyeglass help. And harm is. done ■ Edmonds and Mr. and Mr*. Maurice July 7. at Uie home of Mrs. Sterling I Pour over the hot macaroni and serve every day they arc without it. Help yourself by helping your eyes. Rogers, So. Park St A pot luck dinner , 'Edmonds and son Boyd also Mr. and immediately. Oanriah with pindentoc, [Mrs. Charles Jones and Richard £d- will-be served at one o'clock, followed I parsley, or sliced Muffed olives , HASTINGS. MICHPHONS » IS ji CooUawA next weak. ; imonda of Battle creek were Sunday to' the regular business session. Macaroni Baked With Dried Beef. Announcement of the August meet'dinner guests of Mr and Mrs. Gordon mg will be made later. | Edmpnds ot Nashville. \ PERSONAL DRAT IT” We heard him say ‘‘Drat it, it’s so hot I can’t breathe. '‘Drat’’ the flies. "Drat” the heat. "Drat" everything. Our heart was not moved to pity. He was wearing a winter weight suit and we know he doesn't have to. Have you a Palm Beach suit, or a summer weight wor­ sted? If not, try one on your prickly heat. A complete cure wilEbe effected. Helpful Suggestions Clothing for Men and Boys I ONE FREE Fine < Toiletries One'Third Price 20 Kinds 3 for 50c Dedicated to Better Vision । An Examination of Your Eyes All Genuine K'Dee Products I B. A. Ly BARKER �THE HASTINGS BANNER. PAGE ETQHT WEPnISBAT. RECORDING OF TIME Our Success WANTS Has been achieved through care- ONE CENT A WORD. THE CHURCHES ■ satisfactory deAliug with policy- IS AGE-OLD PROBLEM mainlng five being called ■nemontcmi <meaning extra or useless' Precursor to Modern Watch Goes Back to •Primitive Man NO ADVER* U. ». MISSION TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25 CFS. SEE US FOR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY YviMc* Hprlu(> Ckunb. J. L MAUS & SON 1932 ’ .xp CHURCH or THE NAZABENE H. S. SHELDON ABSTRACT ASD REAL ESTATE OFFICE HASTINGS. MICH. teEyllod from tl. WESLEYAN* METHODIST CHURCH ui Rutau HASTINGS MARKETS The watch, which you carry in your pocket or wear upon your wrist marks tlw culmination of a world-old search lor accurate time-recording Instrumenu ' Probably one of the first mechanical inventions of primitive man was a means whereby lie could roughly deter­ mine time. Thu was perhaps brought about through his attention bring at­ tracted to the shadow ol a tree or mountain that roughly marked the ris­ ing and setting of the sun. As lie pro­ gressed in mental development he;.. • erected a pole with definite markings b,around It. Such as stores get'at* inter-i thl vals that would mark several periods i n.i of time during the day. Tills’ was later 1 called lhe sun dial—a device dcllbcrKiely planned to accomplish a certain ’ purpose. ' Another early method used was the!, plaited rope of grass which was damp- would burn 'lowly The creeping spark marked thc night of the hours for him. [ just as the rising and setting of the > sun marked the span of the day Naturally, as man progrewed In eul- . turc and found more and more work ■ tor Ins hands, he sought and det eloped 1 ' | more and more accurate time-recorders ' ] -tlie waler clock <cleiMydrai credited li CHURCH OF CHRIST. COATS DROVE. I to the chine** as early m> 2050 B. C.. •1 the sundials of anclfent Babylon. Egypt.'.' ■ Greece and Rome, thc jN>rtuble astro-1 j lobes of Chinn and Arabia, lhe hotirglaxs of Cluirlemugne, und . King Jld ward’s lime candle . ft wa* not until twelve or thirteen FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. j centuries after the birth ot Christ. ' Iwiwver. that a clock, depending on ! wheels and weights tor 1U movement, was invented, the-first authentic rcc-j ord of such a mechanism being the elock made by Peter Lightl<K>t. an In­ genious monk, in 1335 Fifty-four years M later—in 1380—the, famous clock in th<r Cathedral at Rmjen.-MHl lhe offidnE .timepiece ot Um. ht-uJic French town.. ; was erected. 1 The first watch was made twelve । K»UI1 rrl SUMMER TIME IS FLY TIME! ORDER FOB PUBLICATION Let us make screens: for your doors and windows. Prices are very low. material good, and our service prompt. The NKItUrTCY NOTICE Home Lumber Co. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2276 Siner radio advertising h not per­ missible in England, rontpanics dc-.trUlf to ra<ll<x-a.-t tl'.' .. tn-. • British public use atations in Paris NOTICE TO CREDITORS The salary ol the Kant of Bulgaria 240.000 ORDER FOB PUBLICATION m: i : for ri’i. . ORDER FOB l*UBLICATIOX i atios DELTON M. E. CHURCH NOTES. L. D. Milo. raster. AT DELTON. St by a ioung locksmith of Nuremberg, i । Peter Henlein. . who fashioned hid I portable* clock” while hiding--hi u monnstrfy where he sought sanctuary. when Charged with murder. Tins' j •Father Adam". of- all watches vu> \ v: : i i spring-driven and mad<* entirely ol iron, l.t was half u foot high." cone-, Aj»ndingiy thick, and lost about one' half hour'in each twenty-four. 1 Tlie first wrist watch of which there । L< any record was a-N. w Year’s gift to [Queen Elizabeth tn 1571. described as ja ••rich jeweled armlet having in t)e‘ closing thereof 4 clockc.-* HASTINGS PARISH. , The .story of the wu^cli. from these ' METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. |<arly days on. is n.fascinating story of i„ patient, evolution and constant rjiflne- •!> Br.Mrr.r , ment -the introduction of ghi»:,Zcry*- '•' 'I taU in 1620. tin- Miv.ntion of the h’mr Kl m spring icriginully a pig’s brU|le> tn. 1661. The- addition of the minute luinrl* , in 1670. the application of jewels in u j 1704. the apiiearaiice of the first keyle.M MTTHETIME W TOWAMT AD fRisuns f .A Bsanrr Wut-Ad 1i »n . ***T. U.»xg»r.-lt» and »nt<' cteirt w»y to out j>:o« peeure bayera In *1) »«Uons ct Bury tonnty. Phone 24 11 t’t-j Opportunity Uses thc Want-Ads WEIGHS MORE oicdf.k for publication FIRST CHURCH or CHRIST. SCIENTIST. CARDS OF THANKS IO elephants! lhe Mammoth - CHURCH There Are Times Wfesfo w,Lt V,SIT ▼▼ H<tlC HASTINGS of the average fu­ neral home might Saturday, July 9th! One ■JIIDD1EVIII otH- I'Ntab h-hnwnt Andrew Wternnta i* rebuilding eiur Amiivw like* to have everything 'demands. In-plan­ ning our place, we Arxti tte reaper entered our mid*: iwi.toOb Oh*- of <mr Oldest residence lr» Gardner had tnyn poorly for wjhu n. .■ n.is iu*arlv JI u-urs o> ’ HASTtNOS C1TT MISSION. Rev T II. Hoa«, Farter. Report of the Condition of the Hastings City Bank day only at Michigan Ave. Tracks Tons Michigan Central R. R. ADULTS 25 cents I Feet CHILDREN 10 cents AMPLE PARKING SPACE fish on Gun lake June 28th 1S32. Funeral bustArss here and marshal for some time liealth imcmsI lune 2&th l-urural July 2 at M f- cult: ch of wifich he d n/mbr H*- wa* «n ?r of the Pythian Orde u* earoe here to live about 20 ago. The Pythian* will have Taki thirl n is properlj hanged for the pur pose. WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME •aOADRAV C GREEN ^mbulancr&rua’ "OKt20H5 umi 2225 -EMMANUEL CH IT.Cl! lEFISCOPAI.I BINDER TWINE PLYMOUTH RED TOP eontains 2Q% more twine, uniform in eize, stronger and is insect repelling. We also carry Plymouth Standard and Prison Twine. Prices much lower. ... *idow four children s»r.d’M-vgrandeiuldren und otter rvlatiyei and a lioM of friends, who extend to Mrs Howard McDaniel and two chil- ’ the iwreavcd ones their sympathy tn dren ot Mulliken visited nt thc home of! Him dark hour. . Dr B C Swift SiuJehU associate are 'John Nash from Thunday* until Sun­ they all--------------------attended tlw Spclchmoving into tlu-Mi* Pike flow on day ..... when ...,---------, Mam St., where they will not only > r reunion held at the home ot. Htrum have their pfUrej. but will soon have Kaufman near Clarksville. operating aiid Iwpital rooms fur •heir.’ Mr .md Mr* Howard Hougiitci^of fwtienu. 'Detroit spent Che week-end with Mik. Te radios have been- working over Bratnce Thomas. John NaMi and family. Mrs. Howard ’ Wallace Feed & Seed Store Phone 2 IM Itadlhn. Mich. Community Respect a large crop of huckleberries in the Mr. and Mr.- Howard youghton of marshes near here Good news for berry Detroit came Wednesday to spend a ! lovers. , . ,three , welts’ vacation with ttelr par-. Tlie severe storm Thursday night did Jenu. Beatrice Thomas who has spent slight damage around here. Lightning tlie past three weeks in Detroit re-1 struck the flag pole on lhe old schoil turned home with them: [building, splintering it clear down to: Marian Stnelker U vUiUng relatives' , the roof. Tlu- wind broke off many m Pennsylvania. । tree limbs and a few windows were Mr and Mrs. Watt Thomas and Elbcr I broken. The rain war. much needed and Thomas spent Saturday night with ' । makes the farmers feel much better., Lewis Skinner und family of Leighton, las the spring crop* w?re badly in need [They all spent Sunday in Grand Rap. Jof the moisture. i ids. More than size is required to create progress community respect is a big factor, and an interesting goal. CHARLES H. LEONARD >. HOY IL CHANDLER r M W. BTKBBINH. L COOK. / Distinctive Funeral Service HASTINGS �* r-------- :--------------------------I Wednesday, July 6, 1932 THE HASTINGS BANNER' PART TWO Cridler Cow Heads the List for May ll L unlawful lo take bluegill* , Kunfisil ’less fl inchra in length*ilOmCJnilKCYS V^OrKCr Inspffe Of Second ww» lnn^than bro-^HrouL'niintreu HlSplte of the ihr. fact that most rows. rows. ,.Second won one of Jcrer Jesse Ogood'a Osgood's P B LinLw 'trout . , ----------duiing lire month of May. were sort of! HoUteins Willi 1305 lbs. of milk and 48 9 or W1UU wmt«- bsu.-i ba., lesa te than 7T tnchf* Inrta in In MKblaC Grade b.l. br,..^„ teib, P«<un, M lb*. of fat. TlUrd 4 yr. old was jr SS lepgth; large or small-mouth bass less Kan Slate College Holstein tluit gave HUD lb* of milk than 10 inches in length, pike perch.; =L-------------------- ' ■ - and dty.led. they lield up well. A total’and 47R lbs. of fat. She was *l-x> gnu* pike, or great northern pike ,lcs». f ' 7-^ of 27 cow-, gave more than 1250 lbs. of owned by R. w. Cook. tiian 14* inches In length or muskel- ' MJ*?" lro" alk = milk und 21 cow* made over 50 Ite. ol No* to mention the hading "lady" lunge les* than 30 inclre* in length. washing fine c.i.na w>:h too hot tat. tour unorouuwc wrre eulkU ?! S',"”?11' “» “ >'r“ ?“ Not to exceed five bass may be taken ' r, Jncl*0Se3 tIlc Pt'*-Are'.|i:y ot tu •, , ... .» . , ... Holsteih. has been fresh since Apnl 6th. by a pen'on in one day and not to ex- chippies ... out of Association Ireids and fold for and Kave Il>6 or ^^*739 ibs Wd 25 bluegills or perch may be tak?UF OIJC fuh-sircd blanket, cut_;t Intxcf. out ot tire fourteen separators in of fat Tk-cond wis* pne ot R. W. (Nick's en by a jwrvon in oim; day. The legal ’« <il‘ar!^ra- an'J Wnd tire edges -with use o» farm* was found to be Jos- Grade Guernseys which «ave 1256 lbs. limit on rock, calico, or strawberry bass dainty satin nbbon to make inexpt-nts also 25 l^mRlay. . ;',Jve blwikeU for the bab- '. crib <>r caring owner 11 23 per month °r n’llk awl « 8 “»■ fal 'nurd ,r, .... ... ■ aged cow in the AMoclation is a P B Dre _ yr. old cla*s wax led by a I B. jcrwy. owned by Reuther and Sheldon. I An old worn Brussels carpel may be Hobtein. owned by Paul Cridler Siu- This cow gave 1107 lbs of milk .which1 CROP REPORTS ARE 'saved for use on thc porch by giving* ■ gave <1031 ibs. of milk and M 3 lbs. ol .contained 60 9 Iba. of fat. ■' I ABOVE THE AVERAGE tile carpet two coats of paint and .< | fut SwxMld was U P H Jersey ownol High smui) herd was owned* by Marnwvvu coat of water-pn«f varnWi bn the] bv Harold Griffith Ills heifer fcave shall Pierce. He h(U» fire p. B. and ! .wrong side. Occasional rc-varalsJiinv H’I7 lb- ot milk and 56 8 lbs of tat. Tire Grade HolMrtn* which averaged 1264, Amp|o Rain and Seasonal Tem­ prewrvcrt the rug Indefinitely. tiilrd high 2 yr. old wty, 11 Guide Jriwy ju of milk and 413 lbs. of fat ' | Discarded picture frame “may bej peratures Havd ’ Greatly owned by R. w. Cook. Thia Ireifcr gare lire high medium sized herd con- ■ i made Into artistic tray Add twoi Helped Production 862 lb:, of milk, und 46.’> lbs. 0! fat .islsta of seven P. B.-and Grade GUern-;, 'handles, which may be purchased nt. Onb of R. W Cook's Grade Hqiateins wja. owned by Forrest Buehler. His Tlie June 1 crop report for Michigan * .hardware More, and place a piece ot' Itnultsl tlie 3 yr old cluas by giving cows averaged 1075 lbs of milk and1 hu.-. Just been reevhed, givii’d the con- bright cretonne under tire yi.r.Buck ' 1786 lb. of milk mid 60 1 lbs. of fm 530 »«. of fat. Reuther and Sheldons ilttion of thc fiu’t and grain crop, of;with heavy cardboard and slue strip, Maynard Miller's P. B Jersey gave 1*27 nine P. B- and Grade Jenreys ran a tills state on .June 1. according to thc Of felt to tlie back edges </. thc frame Hk- of milk and 61 2 lbs. of fal. Third chwc second with an average of 951 IU, 1 rctrnu of thc several hundred corDry celery' leaves, green i-nion tails, ■ 3_ ... yr. old ware bv -----Pau) Cridler. -------- owned ------------------ .— of ... milk ami 48.0 lbs of fin ;trspindents who rend in tteir state-;nn(j ngraley may be stored in an air-1 She was a P. B H»l -rem with 1318 ll*. lire list of large Irerxls of 16 roar, or 'inerts to the state department of agri- Jught contnlm-r. nnd used to ftnvb:-1 of milk uml 55 4 Hit <•: int m-,r«. »u-; ireadv-d by R. W Cook .-. 3d culture. ' soups. .<i:.uL . dre. -ir..' . and crca:u ' JLyHjn- 4 yr. old cloai, oire of R W. Grade Guernseys. They averaged' 730 j Ationfing ’o tills report "AU M'chl-' diMre*. Cook's Grade Girerikey.. war, flrtt. with lbs. of milk and 34 7 lbs of fat. gan crops, except clover and timothy ! Front a thorough dry-cleaning or ,-x-' a g'i.'» lbs. of milk nnd 52 4 IU- of fat Leslie Raber, Tester. hay und ap|dr:, were above - the ten ; poorer to sunliiiht and air to n com­ T , • . _____ year average condition on June 1 this p ,. t;y wrapped or tl<i «! nmtalni-r w.ll! “ ’ ' ’ - ' year, tire result of ample precipitation • provide thc ntre.1 effective.prevention oi I ami seaRoiutble tcmiH-ratun-s during j mothu in clothing or blank-ts which r [ Ntay. Frosts were frequent thrwififiiout an- bc'ltwr stored acconiing to Mi । the month, causing considerable dam- bona Stauu home mana«< nwnt r.|x-i »ge to chemos in tire southwestern |dali« at Miclilgun State College counties of the fnUt belt Cold, wet Ckdlung In clow-U can l>- freed of j jweatlrer prevailed nt several period.'., moths if fumigated with carbon retra-l । interfering with pollination in somu chloride. Since tlw- gas formed b'. evapI apple orchards, and yellowing oals and orafiun of the liquid Ls. Iw utter Hum I nark y. Heavy rains during the latter air, - it• should -•---«•• •be placed ■—• --hi x ■ .. i । part of the. month delayed corn, pota­ 'dish on the shelf of tlw ck*c to and bean planting and in some rec­ I lions tlie damage from washing nnd c|ip. of carbon tetrachloride. A| standing water was so *evere that tx- the liquid ha.-, ixx-n 'poured int |ton:ive replanting of spring grains wa.-. ;<l) -h shut the door and ... ’ .... “ I necessary. j with •with gummed gummed na(»er-or paher.-or )>u:«re on strip-, | According report Jfine con-Jbf firm paper. uMng a Hour p;u.:e. [dillons pointtototlie a winter w^-at1 yield; - ------------ ---------- _k. „. । Material which are to be eiilrer I averaging 21 bushels per acre, or about;! wrapped intb packages or placid in two and oire-hulf bushels above tire trunks or ciralj, must firit he thor­ oughly extuntired for larvae. ’ SeauiL. •rop shown no change from a month should lx- brushed and pockets, pleats? ago Oats and barley in Michigan had etc., gone over, ordinary firm Wrapping a June 1 condition of 83'1, widen is one |M|>er is sat'-sfactory., providing there are no breaks in Die piece, beifig used. | point above the average. Hay and pastures bcnefl'.ted mater­ New.s|Mi>cxs are less satisfactory os ially from the May rains. <» U at the tiw-y. ii?t- broken more easily. Care must I •June 1 condition in Michigan this be ejiercired to bend back.the folds oil year is above the normal for that date the paper upon tbem.w-1'. at the rndv Michigan is the only north centra! of the butulles so that the moths can stuto that has prospect* for a fairly not crawl fit nt'the enils. ,jf the article.-, tfood peach crop nt this time The effect an,’ placed in box<-.; Hie extra precau­ ol Ure March freeze was fell in prac­ tion of wrapping iiif i>ft|> r should b<tically alt stab's except the North At­ taken since the motlix might, crawl un- : lantic and Western Michigan's apple der the cover. . Carbon tetrachloride may be used in 11 crop prospect* are 21 prints below last year's June I figure, cherry prospects trunks also and i-. ncommended be/t' are 14 |»olnts below June 1 but year us cause of its non-infl4Oimabd;:;.' and a result of the severe freeze during thc will leave the articles practically odor­ first week in Muy. farther north pros­ less when removwl. For a trunk ub>>ut NORTHERN GROV^N SEED BEANS pects ore better. The west central coun­ 21 by 3(1 by 42 inches pour about Mx ties reixirtlng 62 pit cent and the to io iabli*«pofMU of liquid into a .sau­ northwestern 78 per cent. cer. pldn- at top ol trunk, ck»-- and Germination 94*C real. Tlu- liquid evaporates, forming a Te.Mtvii by Michigan State College.gas heavier than air that sinks down into the clothing, killing clothes moths $3.00 Per Hundred nnd other insects. \ . In Summer Prepare for Winter The seasons follow each other in rapid succession and all-loo soon winter with its chilling blasts will be here again. GET READY FOR IT... and at the SAME TIME.. . Save Money On Coal , Our coal and delivery service have always been of FIRST QUALITY' and we are now in position to give you SUMMER PRICES ON COAL! We always carry a complete line. Fishing Right Laws Along State Streams Smith Bros. Velte & Company Poultry and Stock Feeds Coal, Lime,-Cement, Etc. PHONE 2257 Hasti.i)g8, Mich. Lansing, Mich.—The owner of prop? erly on cither aide of a stream that li not navigable and' which iuis been; planted with fish by the state, and wl»o forbids the public to fish In tin- w tiers, included in his projierty docs not him­ self have the right to fish there, ac- “Short Cut!” The Road to Financial Success and Independence Is a Straight Road ... and a One-way Track FIE jingle of money in your pocket may bring a musical sound, but it doesn’t draw any in­ T terest there . . . and instead of accumulating, it easily melts away. Foolishly spending one’s in­ come to have a good time or to show some one else a good lime, usually is the forerunner of want. Constant, Steady Plugging and a Dogged Determination to Save a Part of Each Pay Check Is the Road .. . TAKE it . .. anil STAY on it. .. and put those savings in this strong old bank where you get 3% interest compounded semi-annually and your money when you want it. WOODLAND. Mrs John Doster.spent Wednesday with Mis. P. F. Frost of.Lansing. • . Mrn. C G. Benham of Hustings visit-' ed Mrs. Karl Patil from Thursdtjy un-: 111 Monaay. tn Monday. ■ Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hilbert were the; gnp?ts of Mr. and Mt*. D. L, Christian vutlon. ~SC their Wall lake cottage over the On u stream that is riot navigable the owner of the property on both banks Fourth. Mr. mid Mrs. Wm. Snyder and chil­ may fence across tlw water and forbid dren of Detroit visited Mr. and Mrs. gnynhe from trcsjMuslng. However, if 'Milan Trumbo and Mr and Mrs. Ward' he excludes the public when fish hate been planted at public exjrense in the Plants and other relatives over., the waters, he docs not have a right to t^Zu. Fourth. __ « . '"Bob, Crockford spent lost week with fish there, the Department says, cl'-im; an net adopted by the Legislature in his grandparents, Mr. and Mra. Jolu> Higdon of Barryville. * . . 1923. Dr. nnd Mra. Leland Holly moved TJ A IkT TT^ If thc property, owner permits the week to Muskegon, where he haai public to fish there, he niaj' also fteh last JD x\. XT ljl an X-Ray office. and if he resides on the projrerty, he Mr. nnd Mrs. Vernon Plants, Miss’ does not have to have a license to take Eunice an<l Carlton,Plants of Grand; trout from tlw waters. Rapids visited Mr. and Mrs. Ward, Tlw-term "navigability has- tjever Plants Friday evening. Beverly, who j been definitely determined by law. but has been visiting her grandparents, Mr. supreme court decisiohs have rulcn and Mrs. Elon Plants In Grand Rapids,' that it includes those water* which-in returnetl home with them. * ' ! ,[ hural. Illinois, came Saturday to. at- reunion In five years. A long and InPerhaps the only case of IU kind— their original state were able to support Mr. anu Mrs. Welby Crockford called; rend thefunerai of Mr. Smith Holmes, fit resting letter wa* read from their a father and two daughters practicing any kind oFwatcr craft. Tills wax tak­ on Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Higdon of,..... **r‘ «vini.wif'ii’ Nellie Hitt ! former principal. Aloiwo L. Willard, law in tlie same office-;!* tliat of Emen to include the floating of logs. Grand Rapids Wednesday evening. ; H’7 ar* •'tny ‘“* *‘‘h There are but a few streams in Th*' afternoon was spent visiting and inanuel Hertx of New York City and luk*­ Norman Craven of Mulliken is visHenry Foul of Detroit vLsited hU T",,^ . ;— i...— *< ------«—• j --,” 'daughters Miriam and Editte. Michigan which might not bi* termed iting his grandmother, Mrs. Cora mother. Mra. L. FuUl, from Saturday elating tales of — schcxil days. '•nav-lgabUO under litis definition, the Shopbeli. until Monday. I "** I With the aid of four airplaneo. Ru.»-' The proper password is necesiary tn Dcfmrtnwnt said. Mrs. Welby Crockford nnd children.’ Frederick Clary of Hastings is spend- .., <” .«<!<n noo e”! 5 SQA£dJJJ<»^cn.s ot wheat reach members of the British royal Along •.navigable" streams the public Mra. Floyd Kitnble inirt children and! ing a f.-w weeks with Mr. und Mrs. has a right to use a boat or to w«n - Mrs. Lynn OsgcxKi and son picnicked Ralph Leffivr. pn 15 days. , family by telephone.^ and fish without trespassing, on thc on Thornapple lake near Barryville, i Mr. ahd Mrs. Richard O'Brien and property along the -shore, so long os Thursday. , . children of Lansing nnd Mr. and Mrs. ; they do not go on the land above thc Mr. A. E. Glddinw of Ann Arbor Cllah. j-uU1 alltl Man.-t.,, or Hustings water line. spent the Fourth with his family here j;;K,nt th„ F(mrth wlth Gw, r<iul Mr. and Mra.. Shorn© entertained)and'Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Faul. THE GOAT. Mrs. Fred LaDut* and Mr. Chas. Brand Mr. nnd Mrs. J. I.. Smith entertainIf Wall Street grabbed your final cent, of Allegan Monday the Fourth. That's right, impeach the President. Smith A. Holme.'. « long resident of cd the following at their cottage at If Europe seethes with discontent. Woodland township iiassed away Saddlebag lake Monday the Fourth: Denounce the cause—our President. Thursday. Juhe 30 after a long Illness Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Berriam of Ver­ If China lack*,a government. at thc age of 78. Mr. Holmes was montville, Mr. and Mrs Jake Reisinger, Reprove our laggard President. born in Holmesville. Chenango county. Mr. and Mrs. Milan Trumbo. Mr. and New "York. In 1886 he was married to Mrs. Ward Plants nnd Beverly ol If what you loaned is keeping lent, Ciiargc tluit against tlie President. Miss Alice M. Clnunw. To tills union Woodland. Mr and Mrs. E. J. Sheldon six daughters were born, the elder, and their guests from Californio and If industry seems hellward bent, Ono can't forgive thc President. Carrie F. Schray. preceding him in Mr: and Mrs. Leonard Wachter and Youdon'tsee where your money went?' death in 1918. He leaves to nfourn his children of West Woodland. • Tlie Class ot 1912 graduates of' passing, ids widow, five daughters, investigate the President. II all you had Is rashly spent, Grace England of Woodland. Elsie Woodland High school celebrated theHarrison of Detroit. Frances Hebert of, twentieth anniversary of their graduYou'd best accuse thc President. Sun Diego. California. Mary Jane Nation Sunday. July 3 at.FUheri cotIf malefactors won't repent. Vail of Muskegon, Ruth Holmes of Loa! Uge.- Saddlebag lake. The following Inveigh against thc President, Angeles. California, nine grandchild- members attended: Mr. and Mrs. Au-, If all the world Is indigent. ren and one brother, Edgar Hotaes of1 Bust Tasker .Ruth Short« of UteWho made it so? Our President; For droughts and wars arc consequent Newark. N. J. The funeral was held 1 Ode.ssa. Mr. and Mra. Geo. Tania nt tlie house Sunday. July 3rd at 3:00 'Myrtle Cassel> of Grand Rapids. Joe On blunders by the President. P. M Burial at Woodland cemetery, i Stlnchcomb of Illinois, Mr. Emil BaitSo give your feelings proper vent Miss Dorothy Potter of Barryville | l»Kcr. '‘nd Mrs. Arthur Statslclj. By growling at the President. . ---•----- June — . •last —( and Miss Rosa Velte of East Woodvisited hef cousin, Thockford, It helps us all and Pai's the rent | land. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fikher and week. ‘ To alt and blame the President. son, Paul Brodbcck and family «< of ■ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Faql, Vlr;» “ •». «* “ ••• »«< u >auwj —By Arthur Outterman. glnln and Greydon spent from Satur- j South Woodland. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tlie camel that carried Napoleon day until Monday with Mr. and Mrs.' Wheeler and children of West Woodduring ids campaign tn Italy will be a Chas Rowladcr at Black lake near iftnd. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Born and FLOUR FEED COAL CEMENT f UM< stuffed exhibit in a new Napoleonic Holland where they havp taken a cat-, family. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Paul and BRICK -> TILE -► FARM IMPLEMENTS I daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tyler and museum wldcfi is being completed on tage for the summer. Dr, and Mra. R. O. Flmde and chil- children, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold the island of Aix. dren are spending the Fourth at the'Warner and children, of Woodland. HASTINGS PHONE | Following a bounteous picnic dinner The air forces of the United State* McKnight cottage at Wall lake. Army and Navy are entirely separate Mrs. Phillip Schray, Miss Ivah a business meeting was held. A resohiunit*. , Schray and Vivian and Shirley of Elm- tlon was passed to hold their next HASTINGS NATIONAL Only National Bank in Barry County NOW SHOWING *HI improved/! / U. S. TIRES Come and see the new U. S. ROYALS built with .xduilv. TEMPERED RUBBER treads toughest, long- rubber that ever gripped a . .road . .thegreateitadvance In fire build­ ing since "balloons." J . Hastings, Michigan Telephone: 2217 Binder Twine Save time and- use McCormick-Deer­ ing twine, guaranteed for length, strength and weight: Treated against destruction by insects. The cheapest twine'in the long run. If you want a cheaper twine we have a good standard twine at a lower price. See us before you buy. jfato Jport Mop TELEPHONE 2177 DRIVE-IN SERVICE TRAD! IN YOUR WORN TIKIS ON NIW U S ROYALS Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JULY «. 1«M PAGE TEN 1 ।' ~~ "■ Est. Agnes Putnam. Annual account! i COURT HOUSE NEWS Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Ea Jefferauu Hjde Final rec»ip’. ^==^===s===============-------- ftktL PROBATE COURT. IRVING. ’- Max Bennett. Lloyd Dcmondl and Est.,John F. K, teller. dee d. Order al-: ’ • Uncle Max" Coats arc at Y. .<t. C A. nnbUH, UUM.,-.-.. —. r The annual school meeting wilt be camp on Bartow lake. tJUs week with ■ lowing claims entered. .Rd lia Nukle*. I»axl of guardian ^<1 Mood-j.' erenuw. July II ut, 8 Kent co. Y. ' also WelWey Iionaidc,; »,,d Mt»K ivkuwr loclock at Uw> scliool house. • Irtirn , Hn IM,-, jtwnAon. W »r T. r»TT ; George Dewey and Horace AngdkXTlay and Kenneth Biddle are} there Ila;,..,, M. c™w. dr. d. War- pi.IU(0K .had lhe ml— Ila as cabin leaders. rani and U.e.wWrr bw-d. lIartdnetabewriou>l>- bdrbedwlukwaNine Grand .................................. Rapid.- budnew men 1>, aik,Sh.|«rd. deed t'l.Uoi for wrimw.nil, a u-ni with . nurture r.w....... .«....u. —.. SlWClal Ainu w.U, imur* U4 U< ,*■ (airuup cartrtn.' lb- wa. taken i.. Si 8*5* *'-bieh an- uanwrt ...art dLrtV: Ktiwral -llied. <wdrr up- Mar,-. h,w;tl.d when- Iw u— rwaih **l*’r< JY”". J™WnY , . '‘--P'tar, ......................................... ~' mJmrt. 111. IMlwr. I»ne wanrr. loro br.>. and, k.drtSerrrn pultun MUMtf Atatak-tJ to- in. ■"J*! *J» MnJwS cu.bln, o< Ainu Im,. '"'X T** tee,, ™mn, brr n'dhrr. Mr- Mr ««FWr» *’-»«*• ">T'_ MrCanu. wli lus nr.l brrr. ><-r/ ae.l »' Na.to:br u rnjortMI tin Ann.- Pwroi -i-ni ‘Iw u-'-tan <■! .-aiijp ri,.,-- .... Mr .uul .. ... • —. . . rtWIK Mnz Bettr. visited rump last Sunday ■iLdi. b>- n»- Cir.»u> B«|Ud. V M c A. who, "Y1”1- * 1 "tl' . .......... Mr. J. M Prn>hrr UWher-lL-19"11 e—u tu arrw. and bar, 11 build- j l.b Mr. ]■ r.lw.-. :<«>, w !!“ JrluL, al,.. -.,-aU.di >;wni Wed- -J'"S '“h” ' ' D-"v‘',’r rU, M.> Art. -BdapMus 1M» ?r,K7,‘l £1 — July 13 with :roo boys from over.u. S-: on a good will ul'p promoted by th- Y.i ol Detroit, whs And it<d their sister. Mra. ih< ir eotlarr. • ten trom»Tctn|*rnner. Nashville lias three t«un* of boys playing soft ball In, a twilight- league two nights. a week. Wr hope to Jarre many mure in lhe county. .Tuscola Co. <>n ’"Flying" Satuhl.vy evening which b . of tnanvl d Khbler and Riff sjknt f talks tluvt tite camp }irograni lias; ■ H&'tings. Kalamazoo furub lieu . with E. D. ■ Sunday program included n nftedul Ids Her brother. Clyjf Hryur. >dy friend r»m<- tlw Fourth. she . Secretary Angell assisted with 'the! । returning home with tla-m, Orangeville S S.- !a.st Sunday nionung.! — e » - ------------ , ’ tnamntely 50 banks in Lthe United <1 by Negroes. -tnu Boyes cl Hu.->iings will attend the Lnuning camp of the Y. M. C- A. on. cojintnts. " Ha.'tnu'.- Hi-Y sent to help boys in bthcr i j NEED MORE SLEUTHS TO HUNT-BLUEBERRY J Better Ibodsou actual^ Cheaper s W« thouiandi ol I.G.A. yoccn pool oar buying—which run» into Milfiont of dollan —»end OU! buy<n into tht worLl't, to iccuic thc hijhcit quil.ty loom­ duct our coiti by ditiefinq many of ptmti over thouMndr. That'r why comiUtntly brinj you better food* el lower price*. ft A Salmon oaimoii ft Al ft ft A IGR luh iRHO iittio Potted Meat Can • X5C IGR Tin 9C «*»•■< 9c Wheat Pops Corn Flakes Giip and delicioui n Flour 63c ICc 15c IGR Rice Pops Cheese colby iyi-i Soap Grains ,r IGA INSTANT DISSOLVING Old Dutch *i Typical of LG.A. low pucci Pineapple Cocoanut 15c IGR Mayonnaise VI Cieanscr IGR si Wyandotte Cleaner 15c Fly Swatters 10c Ncw SiyteCan hi ' HAND TOWEL FREE Each FRESH FlttJI I.G.A. STORES 2. Electric lights, gas, water and the telephone are no more important to a successful and a prosperous communtity than a good sound bank. Such a bank renders a public and an individual service that is second to none. Like ANY Public Service Company —a bank must have .the patronage and the co-operation of the public in order to be good and sound ... and on the other.hand, the pub­ lic and the individual must have the service and financial influence of a good strong bank in order to be Prosperous and Successful. “Mutual service” is the ideal relation between the bank and its customers where each de­ rives equal benefits from the association bvr ut Michigan people who coopcrat-| rd with thc Suite Horticultural Soci-j “This Bank bids for your patronage —strictly on the merits of the service it renders. A savings account opened now ... will be instantly available at any time, and will pay yon 3% interest, compounded semi-annu­ ally. Thus our association together becomes of “Mutual Service. Hastings City Bank nt type of high hu.-.h blueberry has j rd the Society to offer another! , . • for lhe best lute maturing high J bush blueberry, fouiul by a resident ot ( the state tHLs year. . Two promising . varlct ics of bcrric.s! wire found last year. The first prize! < f $J5 was won by Mrs. Fred Taylor,[ Grau Lake. The prize will be Uiiph-I caled Hits year for thc late maturing berry. Thc purpore of the contest is; to tlmi a variety which ripens afterJ th<- cully berries have been picked. J Members uf the’ horticultural de­ partment al .Michigan Slate College belu’.i- that a profitable market can I a1 developed for b)uebcrries. The profits from the crop will be higher i Mr and Mis E. Duxburry are spend- J HOPE CENTER. MILO. if the ripening and [licking season can j clliu4 .Ml.p,.niu>!t.. who luw been tak- ‘ angevriltc. MMUit Sunday tl»«’ home Mcsdames Brandstettcr and Boyle aa few days ut their ergtage here. lx- prolonged .by obtaining varieties ji Miss -Mlss Dorothy wororny M mcaa c»d <>: KaLuuazoo ivmamazaj lnR tnatnu nts at Pennock Ixapital tor । or Fred Ashby. which ripen nt varying times. 1 ]H'M Wednesday in Kalamazoo. opG1* “■<- "vC- '5 ;A“I»v 5|MUM! time, is improving, und has Ini n n„- u.B.lfr, Itam Ulrrar,Berries which ripen later Hum Sep­ Muuiwn VunSlckle of Lansing) t(> hls diUll{ht< rhome. Mrs of Kalama tember I are c.-|wcially desired Per- will ’ loir,: rememlxT with pleasure the <Ut *wk *nh O,'alick‘n;n‘:v >'i Hustings, r sons who enter thte year's contest :mealing at the beautiful home Qf Mrs. !vw-bb a should send a fait .-ample of the her- H. I J. Kraus. Gull lake. Thursday aft-,1 'Mr. Elgin Mead. Mrs* Erte-st Mead. .J?*'.// ’C!UU<^ '*CU ties on tlie bush to the superintendent, c... .... ..... , crnixm. After the meeting.was called,, and Mrs Florence Trumpe/vteit.4 Miw und * ,U* ‘’r‘*ram South Haven Experiment Station.[to order, by the president;. Mrs. J. K.,! IRFunrldaitghter. Mi- BealiW Dutiimig " i W. R. Craig of Hastings Thursday. 10 South Haven. Tho nujin crop ol ber-1 Flower, the club 'joined in smgwjgMr and Mrs. Earl Mudge and u-on | Mr 1,11,1 Mr Henry Anders of ties .'IhiuM lx- h it on the bush so they! "Thc Star Spangled Banner" with Mrs.; Mrs. Floy McDerii can I* examined. ! Barber al piano, and re(x-ating the’[of 1 Hastings spent over the Fourth with Plainwell. Mr and Mis Uster FWk r daughter, Mr.-. Clare: .Mr. and Mra. Adam Eberly. ;<»f .Pncliardvillc. Milton W.ure r of .. t.itenr.-s in ripening will count 70[' Club Woman's Collect." Roll wa;.' per cent, ; i'<- of berry 20 per cent, and I answered by each singing a verse of a!I Tlx'rc was a business meeting he^l J Kulaiiwwo. Mus Doria Hubble offings, ...... .song'. Aftcj>a ™..r. short biuiinmL «>W «'”«»" e>,»rcl, SMunUj rating quality 10 per ceht In this con-1 favbrttr ru,.....klan(^ should have -their j ><—<------ .-------- _r -. l..n in .hid. Mr. Mrrflma.-KOMK♦»«< ««•<«• ■» (dress on samples entered j - IB,.|>.<ur mrmbenMn »,«l «c-!.1 M.nV.i uno I, Mr, K,.,., ,,r, .. ut.d U» IM- ““I" B1ln » ■'lreIrd “‘•W i-st. Samples should Ixt • ■ bu.hr. which 1 luwui.i ui.c.irul rri-RTaiu. SOIW. ' Mich- ar“ Lon Bulbul ol lUchiitf. U wm.-l stall will be pcnhiltcd [ tean My Michiguu." Douglas Mall<x-h.‘ ‘ . ,| ' ' W otto Mi< sMier 'bv thc Club llano *Mr •‘«M‘ Mrs George bmungi.m and online and tn .-electcuttings fur Duet El-Capltan." Jolin Mlrtip ‘‘-’tejiters tu^ Mtw I>nAhy Prtre of nation and distribution. Sm. a Mn. Uslte Snlflin and Mrs ! 1-“^'”’* M»'nt over Ute Fourth with1 Henry Kraus Waltz Song, "rite Call of I •Mrs Ue'<lv Smith . My Un. ' Nina K. Taylor. Mr.. Lynn , ol Lansing spent a lew lawn-no- Soprano Sdlo. "June Is In ut ,lls ^htgr^ Heart.’ Graham'Vaughan,-Mra Percy Kenneth Wilcox ot Barryville !.p<uit f» k end Join ■ Fur an eueur,- Mrs. Jones lamg8nroMy evening with Uie Webb young I In thc Garden of Tomorrow." b>\ folk*- - - ’ i lake. ■ly rain4- George Gralte. Jr.“ Two songs by the! ' " . Club "The Little Bruirfi Churth in 1,1 111 *•*’• •TEMS. inti-Valc/-'-W4l>ianHS.-PltL<. und "Flow*—Mr. and Mrs.- Fred—McDsnich .of Gently.. Sweet Alton." Robert Burns. Daytona Beach, Florida, und Mrs | James E. Spipnan. Duet in costume. Lena Brooks ol Por$fand were vUtor*[ -'Tite Merry Zlngarreias." Geo Noyes at Grover Brooks' Wednesday und; amt: Rockwell: Mrs Hoftier Flower and Thursday The East — Baltimore Ladies' Aid at ‘Mrs U-Jiho Snittin. Soprano Solo. — -----------------vuig Irani I "Come lor It's June.” Dorothy Foster. [Mr. und Mr-. Thoma.* Hofiman's WcdiitA( home J Mrs 1’crcy Jones. Piano Duet, "liar-1 nesday was well attended. Proceed* •i-rmu-A Wizard." Wi -.-imI '* John ,l/ili„ Plilllt* Rnu— ji $3 CA 35. OS motUCA Pinlip Sousa; Mn.,. Kfaui. Mrs. SnUtln..Closing song) Frank Bennett ol near NaMiviUe gave by the Club. "Sailing." Godfrey Marks ! a very interesting and instructive talk Mn . Kraun. upon requejt. played an- [ on econontiics Friday evening at the other solo. "The Cuming of Spring."; Durfw schoolhouse anct will come again Sarah Ball Browers and Mrs. Edwin I Friday evening July Bth ut 8 o'clock. reading "Enter-j TIiom* fortunate enough to hear ti grand* Fan lavorvd with -aw. 11 tamit.g the Fin’ A lovely cooperative i Grace Baulch* .-sermonSunday enjoyed supper under lhe shade of-the maple* ln very much. near Flowprheld ' -s .-cried. Twenty members and rev-1 Mrs Edd. Rice is spending w>me i ral Visitors were present. Adjourned tune near Onuigevilie helping cart fur .. Rowlvon to meet with Mt*. H. J. Flower July H : her fattier. Ini Hart, who suilcrcd a pending some time Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox are spending stroke Wednesday morning [With thetr grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. several days at thc cottage at Wall ‘ Mary Bftttlch relumed from Ann Ar­ day UH<I night ,R. Cosgrove. bor and i* spending some time tn Bat­ : Mb-x Ireite Barber and friends. Irene, -. Mr. and Mr*. Karl PalmaHer of tle creek. !art«d tlu* I Kalamazoo spent Tuesday evening Rev. and Mr.. Fred King, and san wee!: Monday morning on a-motor trip mm Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wood and Tlieron visited -Mrs. King's uncle, motor trtn to California and other points of inFrank Jarstfer. near Crystal Tues­ Harold Newkirk of Augusta Was a <day and Wednesday. ’The knowledge that there is a telephone iu H Itarber spent scvrrij days ; caller ot Homer Flower Monday aftSODTH WOODLAND. emoon. your home to afford protection to loved ouch, Mr. und Mrs, R. Cosgrove and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wood were callers Mr. and Mn. Rowe-and son of De ­ I grandchildren .spent Sifiiday at Sel­ at the Ira Hart home Thursday where gives you a feeling of security. troit sjient Wednesday at Mr. Munjoy'w. kirk lake. . . »»r "nd Mrs. Hart were both very'lH.I Mr w and a(M1 Mrs MIa W. w, Helmer hcuuct and ana daughaaugnj Lightning struck thc house and well- ■ Mr, Hut pasM a«ay ahanly altar came w„ Thunday a: Leach ■ In any emergent), such as slcknciu, fire or [house on the Hurd farm Saturday! lhe, lh»t- Irft I- nylAnd.d thn 'uk, . . ... at ', (imiiy raiitaruiZ . .. . ... kit Svnimlhv Sl-mpBIhy U cktandml »n u> llw ”' " interning, fining slight damage. loanly. Baby Dual* Ito,ladar and te.enl accideuLthc telephone will summon aid iuitautl). . nJ rirnd, 0< Mr and Mr, Do,ta '01hm m ,n, uc, uu, night and Saturday with Mr. and U> tau will b, mwnaud lo team, j u. b„. h v. Mi; Walter White at Parchment. ■ Few thing* tha( you purchase offer m> much ,b.. .„.ta.a ----------------------Tuel. they n.v. have accepted thc management- To,.luclxl wm ln onmd I Warreu Barber of Plainwell spent of ''Highland Stock Farm" Lake Gen­ ■•• veral day? lust week with the. Clay eva, Wisconsin and are now at home day. usefulness and I’HOTECTION at such low cost Mrs. Caroline Shopbril br visiting her ; Barber family. Ut tiic above address. children In Mason Co. for some time , u the telephone. Thc road east of Wellman school for i Walers of thc Pacific and the Atlan­ MORGAN. I tic Hoard together for the first time three, miles ha* been graveled whlcly Mr. and Mrs- Elgin Mead and Don­ is on improvement. acroa* lhe Isthmus of Panama on Oct. ! 12. 1013. when the Panama Canal was ald. Mr and Mr». ErnL.t Mead. Mn Mrs. Olive Cowell nf Coau Grove SofSiia Mead and Mrs. Florence Truni- visited her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ; finally cut through. Ver spent Friday with Mr. and Mn 1 Van W>e. Thursday. : Certain oil* from the puriwisc and Clare Mood in Battle Creek, it being j -------'--------- u, b’.ackfish found most MUMactery for tho birthday ol CUre ant} his grandma . Columbia Umveraity with iu. 31.000 I delicate medunisms sell at $100 a gal- Mead, which' were appropriately cclc-1 students u the largest university m i ilon. brated. the world. The Bank with the Chime Clock Capital $75,000.00 Surplus $50,000.00 MICHIGAN HELI TELEPHONE CO 5 Glardei* IGR Fly-Tox -35 9 State College Offers Prize For: Best Late Maturing Variety Found By State Resident I MUTUAL Service BY THE TELEPHONE �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JrLY «, 1933 BVGBEB CORNERS. BLOSSOMS MAY FALL Mm John Crawford passed away FROM FIRST ALFALFA Monday-morning ut Bronson hbspltal in Kalamaaoo. where she was taken for an operation for appendicitis Mrs. Crawford leaves many friends and 'relatives to mourn thetr loss -fthe was n member of the Four Times Seven which she named. Mr. Crawford East’ Lanshur. June 37.—Borne doubt Club 1 ha^Jit sympathy of all in his bareaveot the value ot tlx; first growth of this ; year's alfalfa for seed in Michigan Is Ira Hart had a stroke Wednesday ex;>rrow*d by members of thc farm and is still unconscious; Ml>. Hart cro|H department at Michigan State liasM’d away Thursday at noon Tlie । funeral to.be Sunday at ten o'clpek College Who report U» stripping of • This'community extends their sympa­ bloKsams on ndd» examined by them. j thy. . ... If the KlfidpsASv^mmila arc falling I and few seedpod. or burrs are forming I NOt'TH THORNAfrPUE. [he, .seed crop U apt to be light. Th- ;: Ernie -Barnum and friend of te ar CWjm department recommends Moving1 Grand Rapid-v spent Thursdaj night ’ Betas'for bred if 50 per cent of Hr with ids AUlcr, Mrs. Otis Scott, and ihioasonu are funning w-ad jxxl-, Field.- husband. I which Miow k-aa than that percentage HaTry Clem and family attended the I I of seed juris rnuully an* tporv valuable funeral of Ills nephew's Wffr. Mr*. John . Dtltvit 'i Oldrit Building and Loan Anocialion for hay than tor seed HMvcsUng lhe Crawford of East Green* lake, Wed-' '12511 Griswold St., Detroit first cutting for hay does not eliminate nesday afterouon. [the chance <>t obtaining seed as the Ealabliahcd IttfSU Hurry Clem and family, who have M*<«>nd cutUpf frequently produces a been living in the Struble house this. gdod crop. .spring aro moving east of Yankee j J.L. Muus& Son, Locu! Representative, Hastings : Michigan Is now one of tla* ranking Springs on the Hustings road. | alfalfa ;■* < <! producing state,- vast of thc (। Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Kenyon acMtaisslppi river arm arid me the excellence m in ; cumpahted hi* people. Mr. and Mrs. C . iMwuNsippi quality of tlw crop In this statr-aasui-t i jo. Kenjon, to Hastings Wedne day ulltlw farmer pt a good market. Tin- al- icrnooil --------------------------------fuIta'M-cd crop iuu bwn one “< ,h.. I ru a 1 it 1 r. vi 1.1.1:. and OimI Hmv-ywdl gMK owr btalion; brlght ,1M,U erop pi.,Kjucli............ COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Miclifgan farmers during tin- past two) Higgins u few day» WELlx. Buttle Cni'k, Thtsday. Mr. Fi .ink M‘h- Of Ciilingo is th<J|ir |hrv<. "K with her d/rtighter. Mil. g-.u-.t ru Mr. and Mr*. Maurice MUI' . Michigan'* first crops of alfalfa iwed bier, id near Hiding... Mr. Brwr and daugliur I*t>ri>».t*.i ltanie fr„ni tlj,. iii:ht«-r lands ir tlw cm-■ '4V>tfid Mr.. Viiuutm M*dt ot Cudil■ Tan . jm nding . «vcnil day# with Mr. ol Biu» Blu r. Ohto.Mr.andMrs Bord- tial ll(Mtlurn jiart of tlu-slate bu •rd' id .Mi. jnliii DcBtir. Mr. and Mrs. m t anil Mary lam and Mr. utwl Mrs | .,riK11M:tloa nGW p, rommon in mu.-t W J IHilley ot Buttle CnwK• Some ot the best crops'lad aunt'.' Hugh* , and Mrs. M'fll. W.* arc very grab fui to tlu- Willing i lunch with Mrs Sarah Smlth'and Mie ,.,,ar nfr<. harvested in the Thumb and Mrytle on Wednroday. < in tt» Sagtnaw v«ltey. s.-i.nd tn™, here aUcndwi th- , Htudi.s made by members of the rd ThMiik.i, Min. Buiyih Hmlib und Mi-. Myrtle Brown i/hout reunion. July 2 und j<-- mjchUiwi State College staff xliow that |w>tl a lovely lime. , I placing colonies of bee* in or near aiIX» not forget tlw Prairieville school fa|fa inerrate* the number <d reunion, lnok qn front jMge.ol Banproduced per acre. BUILDING AND LOAN SHARES Continue to Be A Safe Investment for Surplus Funds ®11£ ftJutmnal ffiotut & {[nucstnicitt (jfnmpatiii ’— ♦*-*•--------| fllATT DISTRICT. FAIR LAKE. Mrs Edgar.Mem! visited Mi l Coni A buby lx.m wa* born June 27 to Juqurllv ,ut Baltic Creek ut thc home Mr und Mra, Dchnar Huger, also u <4 the letter's brother, iiav Nyv, ut baity girl Im.-, arrivgsi at Uie hom< ot IhiMiug. .Monday afternoon* C Mr. and Mn. Elwood Kelly. 1 llowaid Cronk uf Grandvdb*.\yLs4ted Mr... tiea.:. y.y. Arthur Knowi.., 1,1s pinouts. Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Cronk, find Mr. and Mt it<x4« (i.irrrd of Jack- recently !<»n n» n'. over Sunday* witti Mr^. Lot- ’ Mtv. Olive Kelley. Buttle Creek, has tie CollMcr. ' lx*co spending u tew days with her 'Hu* ihyncs Coal and' Ice Com jinny pan nt* Mr. and Mrs Howard Kelley, oi Battle cr* * k entertained fifteen of The Quimby yixmg people will nut l their empkqrcvs ata fl o'clock dUui>/,lhis Friday evening with. Miss Primwith » lur inr -.-. meeting ut Fair l;ii:_* :rrna and l>‘Witl Cutler. Tiicy arc planning a Wcine Aunamuin Wednesday. Luniie und If Quality Meals and Groceries at lower prices were to be found, the A&P Stores would have them! Crops Men Advise Examining Crop Carefully Before Leaving* It For Seed Harvest The Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. paid out for salaries in Michigan during tljeyear 1 93 1 ,$6,202,391. tnwuwro WMMKCNOMYata CHICKENS 19cf“"‘ 15c Lb 23 c BOILED HAM PORK STEAK y°u-‘ pi» 2 Lb‘- 19c Frankfurters or Ring Bologna 3Lb*25c Wff W Genuine 1932 Spring Michigan Milk Fed Michigan Milk Fed Lamb FISH VEAL ** ••• I nLn Mirhionn Trout W Lake Michigan Trout and White Fieh Legs' ib. 15c Shoulder ib 12c Stew ib. 6c 18” Shoulder is. 14c Chops ib. 10c Stew Lb. BACON SE ' PORK ROAST BEEF^ROAST Lb. 6c I to 3 Ib. Average BUILT WITH SUPERTWIST CORD 49 Vome in and see these Latest Lifetime Guaranteed EACH $ 29x4.50 $ 30x4.50 $ 29x4.75 79 LOOK AT THESE 31x5.00 98 49 $450 7 FEATURES: 1. Lifetime Guaianleed 28x5.25 29x5.00 39c 24# Lb. Bag 3 ■»- 50c EIGHT O’CLOCK Coffee 2 SODA CRACKERS . 1 9c Lb. Box Wisconsin Cheese 15c Lb. 6 L>» 15c BULK ROLLED OATS 2. Goodyear name and S5S? 85 $ SLICED Lb. 13. IONA FLOUR 4.40*21 Supertwist Cord Tires Cash Prices $Sx4.75 . PVuw /C LEAN, YOUNG PIG Lb. Q in Pain GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY 29x4.40 B Lb. Tender Juicy Cuts Lb 9c Lb. 12c Salt Pork Slab Bacon SUGAR CURED Center Shoulder Cuts house Pag on sidewall 31x5.25 cord Goodyear palenl 72 if 82 BROOMS 4 SEWED MOTOR OIL 29C Each 2 GaL Can PENN RAD $1.08 5. Husky, heavy head 6 Decp-cui traction SUGAR 7. New in every way NEW PACK PEAS s£±d 3 Can* 25C Sensational QUALITY Values! Because MILLIONS MORE people buj1 Goodyear Tires, Goodyear enjoys lower manufacturing costs, can give MORE QUALITY for the money. Como in, we’ll PROVE It! 10 Fine Granulated TOMATO JUICE GINGER ALE SALMON 13 oz. Can V..C-P' No Bottle Charge 45c Lb.. 24 oz. Bot. ALASKA PINK Can • IOC li. 18c Heavy Duty Truck Tires New H and ID Plv Goodvear Pathflndera TRADE IN your thin, tmooth lire* for BOO 26 ’1150 GOODYEAR AU •Weathers nt luwcp prices than In any previous summer USED TIKE BARGAINS$1 Up e.so 20 7.00’20 '150® ’1985 EACH In PAIRS EACH Iu FAIRS EACH In FAIRS Singh *13.50 Sll>(l« 111*'. 30xS . 33x5 Singh ’14®7 ‘IfcbO ’2550 EACH In FAIBS CACH In FAIRS EACH lu FAIRS Single (2050 Singh I15 J5 Singh *J740 EXPERT TIRE VULCANIZING Estimates Free PHONE 2482 WHITEHOUSE MILK Large Can RICE POPS _ 10C r*.D.i^ Neu} Breakfait Cereal that “Pope'* 5c WHEAT POPS pU. 9C DEC Small pxckag. PREMIUM SODA CRACKERS with Pur^xjg QOc Ktt 1,4b. p.ckMb KRAFTS CREAMED OLD ENGLISH CHEESE at XJ HASTINGS, MICH. SMITH & DOSTER DELTON, MICHIGAN FRESH CREAMERY UkS BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SHOP NORTH MICHIGAN AVE BUTTER 10c A&P FOOD STORES Pm Graat Atlantic A Pacific Tea Co. �NASHVILLE. ' Mrs Charley Diamond returned to her home Friday morning from Pt-n. nock hwpital wliere she.underwent an Ur operation. Mrs. Grace'Kleinhan* returned Wt d­ . nesday from Octuna Beach wlu-rc iJw .'J. had *pent a ueek zMr and Mr? Clift '*ih i KifinltiiDS and fiunlly. Mr. und Mr.. Thro Bera und daughter were work | end guests there. • <- .i| Buddy Appleman, son of Mr and ^2Mn» E L. Appleman, ha* bcen jiaving .\Tthc meuie*. the Mra. Briggs and two muu of Grand • '‘Rapid*. Mis Purer Klnne and grand- Ut LEGAL’ NOTICES M THIS WEEK JACK FROST SUGAR : Miss Tlwrejsa IW entertained ten little KirU of her Sunday School elosWednesday afternoon. They liad a fit) • time playing games after widch dainty: refreshments were served. . ’ I co.r FLOUR •tS* 49c .north ot Vermont nne inter n inrrei I day* Hine s of pneumonia. Mr. Brown I [wa.- prominent in Ma.'wnic circles. ll ,‘leaves his wife, and one daughter. Mr.Wendt*.I Potter and one granddaugh* ter. Funeral services were held Friday Knight.- Templar. ' Wiuanr Roe and Hinman Socket’ rpent hot week in Albion uHcndini: thc Epworth League Institute John Everts of Chnrlfttlr visited hi* grandmother, Mrs. Henrietta Belief- "ri Monday, as lie wus leaving to Join Skippy LaMoures vtUidyville unit, u COUNTRY CLUB or Del Monte Coffee Calumet bakingpowder Vanilla Extract Tuna Fish Peanut Butter 'making their advance: । .. ..— by Mf I and Mrs. WnllW Slfttirpn Thur day. i June 30 honoring the jjatal day ot Uicirj Ibsen n cue** at th<- JuuHe of her pins. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cotton. . past week. Miss Polly Jones, a graduate nurse nf [ Leila hospital. Battle cwk. now on a case in Chicago. L spending two w<-kJones. ot Penfield. She called at tl home ol Inr uncle. A. C. Hyde, recent! Tin* carnival sponsor, d by tlw Brig Queen Olives Pineapple Hfc“d Avondale Cruihed SUndtid Quility Iced Tea Perfect Inlinj lh> pottle bun? has n<>t witnessed such un unique ; parade and concession* In .•om<- time I Fould' MACARONI SPAGHETTI Palmolive Beads Henry Gray nnd Albert Clark were Ini OrnturevilU- recently fishing, put i« -l -turned with fishermen's luck «nd hoi« Wafcn Kroger'* Friday ad in Grand Rapid*, Laming, Kulumaioo, Battle Creek cr Muilregan paper* for particular* on a new conteit. Big fritetl Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Mrs Frank Ma.v. nnd mother. ,Mi» Kate Patton’Of Kalamazoo are spend* ■• • nu :■ fined eight Tadps of her club from •Hastinasj for luncheon Wednesday. AJl report a fine time and Mr:,. Baechelcr a royal Mrs. Corn Custer nnd Henry West of Hastings sjxnt Thursday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Mila Ashby. Watermelons 43c CABBAGE CARROTS BEETS Beef Kettle ROAST ANNOUNCEMENT UR 77th SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND of 5% O has just been distributed. Did you get yours? The Standard Officers and Directors wish to an­ nounce that the earnings of the Association during the six months juslctosed allowed the paying of the usual 5%- cash dividend, and wish to congratulate our cer­ tificate holders on their good judgment. Standard Savings & Loan Association J. L MAUS &. SON Hairing,, Michigan Slab Bacon «■ 10c Beef Ribs Bacon Squares Leona Minced HAM ib. 8C � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-07-13.pdf 66a8082fa80e7e73bb027da098cb482f PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JULY 13, 1932 14 PAGES ' Eight Amendments Up 00331371 PLATFORMS ARE * For Vote in Michigan FARM BUREAU SPON­ Members of St. Vincent De SORS GATHERING ■UNDftMENTILUWffiSsSx'S'iFS: VERY CONFUSING ‘ Paul Society to Be Guests SIXTY COMING TO ST. ROSE CHURCH ----------- lendum had qualified for submission to ----------endu Here On Sunday REPUBLICANS AND DEMO­ About sixty members of the Society C. F. FIELD DISCUSSES HOW Uw people lb November urid«r a reso- PRESENT CONDITIONS DE hution by the 1932 special AMENDMENTS ARE ’ "* adopted ' MAND STRAIGHT THINK CRATS aor£e ON BEVot St. Vincent de Pau) from Grand Izlon. constitutional amendments, are t Rapid* will come to Hastings next ING BY CITIZENS I be numbered The proposal: will appeal REPEALED ERAL POINTS NUMBER 11 PAGES Ito 8 RARE HOUSE PLANT IS IN FULL BLOOM INCREASE IN RU­ RAL SCHOOLCENSUS Bud Developed Slowly For ‘■period of Two Months Says Mrs. Lathrop SUPERVISORS LISTED 378 Mr« C P Lathrop lias a rare and MORE PUPILS THAN beautiful plant in bloom, the botarucal name being utnsevieria zeylanlca IN 1931 laurenti. Sunday morning' in time- to attend the Ion the ballot in the following order It is seldom tint this specie* of plan: eight o'clock mass at St. Rose church CONSTITUTION PRENo. 1—Alteration of present consti­ LUCIUS'E. WILSON „ L-louonu. so Mr* Lathrop w.u delight­ MANY MOVING FROM After mau breakfast will be served by tutional prohibition requirement-, tc ed when she Uncovered a bud" develop­ the ladles of the parish which will be • SCRIBES METHOD' permit ertablUhment of a liquor con ' CITIES TO THEIR FARMS WILL GIVE ADDRESS ing about two months ago. xi* ptoev* PARTY FUNDAMENTALS followed by a quarterly meeting at ' : trol commission ' feeing very .slow. which time thi presidents of .ten adcle,n >e?1 Officers of County and City Distribution of Primary School Provisions Concerning Eigh-' ties will make report* ot tlie charity Legislatures of Thirteen StatC8,N'^3~Llmlt*lion 01 dairity whKe blownms along the stem Money Based On This Re­ May Effectually Block Addi- l no. 3—Legislative reapportionment. Organizations Invited—Meet­ I:» shape it resembles a hyacinth, only teenth Amendment Discussed work, donations and disbursements Committees will also report St. Rose lions Or Eliminations I h<2i’esre^£‘empUOn " “f port Each Year ing At Good Will Churoh* malk-r.,Tlte flower haa adwavy exotic In An Unbiased Manner [ branch was organized sixty - days ago This y.-ar. as the Banner has ex­ Both the republican and democratic election I.a in The Barry County Fann Ityteau it tragram*, filling tlie room where tl* The wet and dry issue in the coming 1 at the request ot Rev. B. J. Geller, pas­ parties have declared for rertibmlMlon jSns of township :.r. kept. Il u a beautiful bloom plained. a change wn.« made In this pn udmlia) campaign has been aoaic- j tor of St. Rose 1-co Taffee is presi­ sptip-MWiiu a meeting of Uie officers of plant i.lIXl .nut UUP has HlUMKM altructed much U.M« st MWIIMWI, attention, a. j manner of taking the school census in vUt„ * hat cunfuxing to the average voter. dent; Thomas Kennedy, vice-presi­ ot II. orohibnion qu,.uon u, . vol, ol t!M- Rotary Club JI..- Lommercla.-Club |ttrgr nUmb,r haViikg called to sc- it ! the tuwiuhlpi. of Michigan HeretoNo g^jmugtng method of pardonThe differences in tike presentation at dent; Roman Peidpausch. secretary; B the people. and like Lion* Club of this citv. the | w-b-’er". dictionary say* that | ture that work had always been done Not wv n* h»« din.c.,1111 1. , nM ,nurt,„„. the subject by the two parties Is due to A. LyBurke*. treasurer. Farmers' ClubBarry County Minis’ zeylapich" is derived from Oylon. so| by the director or wxne other official „ ,_m „ Members of a Lowell branch are ex­ In thU mmnlrj to 1-mov,.m-ndthe hmdiunental difference between the ten." Avix-kation, nil founty cooper a-i it would indicate tiut this is really a «f tlie individual rural *c)m»1 district. * ' democratic and republican parlies pected to attend services here on Sun­ merit to the Constitution or to add a :iv<- av-x-iiitiun.-v. the Amerp-an Legion.’tropical flower, as Q-ylon is an uland. ---- ,................. , -----new amendment to theo ' No'a-Whether the oleanargine Witlkout taking aides, which would be day also tirely in the hands of the county school law of oijr land. Tlie Constitutton it-,. wr . >... .... pij. j. the High M-hpo| Mipenntrhdcntx of the th: the Indian ocean out of order in an article dexlgnrd to jJIt proilO.. ■», .m-lwd * - un'v. the board of MiperviMUs. tlwl —— ----- *♦— — commissioner, who was autliorUcd to explain a situation, Ute Bunner will , . r it-., roimti- haro.: RIHFimRI fillATFI■ I .M-lect -.omeone m each township who IM. mW b, 0<m,: but 11 B M ,«»>. „ri, ualrwior fairly to present Um- difli r-' would make the school censua for nil ■nd lb, b> llmwon fcUUs (l ^,1^, b |hr nl (jI thl. ►rare between' Mie two iKtrliea on this I the rural districts ot that township. ran -n.rm.UV blrek . protm-Ulon to, „ o, ' , „‘r. •ting will-is* held tomorrow night. WUlCounty School Commisxiuner, Mr*. .llmlm.1, *n .m,ndm,m or to a.M a |Mrlll„.„, „4„. The Rrpubliran View. i Maude Smith, very wisely wlected tho new one. . . . ; <k :<-d the fifth, rtxlh and seventh qu«-..- the Good WiU'church in Rutland, five' Tile republican |mrty takes Hie pnsi-1 ‘ supervisors elected this year as the w, vr, plnnd lo WIO. . .,ubrallte4 u ,h,. p,„;ik. .hit lion that the question ol siutainiikg or* । ones who could best make the school munication from our good friend, c doing away with prohibition is no'., LESSEN RATE FOR NASH, P ,i» b *.pi, ...i.r,,« tn. ,Su^' Xmu.; S ; .|i rnsus and accordingly tiiat was done. e call it the Podunk churrh. l* oeepiy inrennseu in ftf r,.r,.rpn(lllm petitions preventing th. and ought nut to be made, a political j PROCESS OF HASTINGS NEW Evidently the supervisors must hake Tjux meeting IX called ix-rai m.U,r> H« hfc mod, u Body ,.|W unld issue. Tliv republican party therefore i VILLE VILLAGE AND RAISE ...I, i made a more thorough job of doing Of.this proiKMilion We an- sure our। p. . . ... .. . DISPOSAL PLANT IS lihdges that. it *access! u I tn the cum -1 readers will welcome Mr. Field's eom- approvr<l UU thl. work than previously, because HASTINGS PERCENTAGE economic condiUun demands tlie ui luigii. congress will submit the matter: INTERESTING there lias been found an increase’ of municaUon entitled "Changing Our effort <;t all ria*.-** thui they m»i tn, the various Mates In Hie manner! ■ 378 pcr«jmi between the ages of five Fundamental tew " He goes into the gidher strike direct: provided by the Conatitution of the CITY WOULD PAY BET­ subject tiiorougtily and state* the mat-' the pitiful denial • ■ I IS COMPLETELY ELECUnited. Statea lor Uielr determinate >n. I <388 This year It wtll be 4.768 No now being experien (I by tin’ Amen­ TER THAN 25 PER CENT ter clearly. What he has to say Is aIt holds tliat this lx a question tin- vtX-1 contribution toward u clear -jinder-1 , TRICALLY EQUIPPED doubt deprexM-4 conditions in the cities tris of this country riwSuld decide t-> J may Im- responsible tor a number ot standing of what Is necessary to be I j Tho.ir who hav<- |ilann>-d this meet-; suit thenucivrs, without regard to Hastings Center Covert RoaA done In onjer to removu, llu- Eighteenth k..- been fortunate tortun.it- indeed in M--1! State Authorities Expressed removals from cities back to the farm: ।'mg mg Ran* party. . bat we would hardly think that move­ Amendment. If the states so will, or: I rurin'k! rnrinu Mr I.tiritil.iirili E. Ft Wilson Wiunn to give mvr the the The Republican platform stales that j Is Still Under Consideration ment m this county to anywhere near to write a new amendment. Folio. YOUNGSTERS AT KELLOGG ]. uddn-.'! I” ‘. Mr Wilson is h forceful and' Approval—Two Pumps In­ —Appeal May Be Taken we should "hold the gains” we have I account for this increase of 378. ing is Mr Field's commfinica ion; I mien interesting spegker. Hr has given stalled to Empty Wells "already mode" in dealing with tlie 11-1 Tlie commitlce*M-l«-cted by Probate u«. CAMP MAKE GAINS IN The school census is made ait the Changing Our FundamenV- -----! thought sind study to the topic which i TTio city's sewage disposal plant i* basi* for disposing ot the primary qlWTnrnfc. What guiiis do they think Judge Eggleston to examine into the In view of like Elghteentft AmendWEIGHT > of car­ school fund of Michigan The in­ have been made In that matter? Before Hastings Center Covert road amr^unent men: controversy it may not be un- j prohibition was adopted There "was al-1 met Wednesday in thp. city, a rut agreed Ijrofitublr to make a brief study nt the Ji “ k or Htlrlrn. m.n u «n,»l <.1™"" ’ ,' “ » t's inter creased number of 378 will bring quite ._w __ mart a state of anarchy in Uie rcgulu-, upon axseaMBento which they felt constitutional provisions concerning TWENTY-THREE COT■n nry. and the tax situation In relo1a sizeable increase 1:1 the amount of Hon of (lie liquor traffic Each state, .■dmuld b<- made if the road is to be the manner of changing our funda­ primary money that will come to this had it* own laws and they differed. built under the Covert plan. county The amount to be distributed tages house children ..... x mental law. Article V of the Consll-j _. '•"■■■......................... ... .................... — widely. The federal government had im> | According to law it would not be bosthis year will fall below last year by The congress whenever two-third* Day's Program Includes Swim-(extra * n.>rt to attend this*m'-eting. Tlie regulatory liquor laws and could nut' siblv to assess Nashville village tiiree (Continued on page six) • x< reuse uny control over ‘Uu- traffic pet cent of tlie cost of this. road, be­ of txilh «. houses shall deem it necessary, . u . i. . ming, Hiking, Athletics, Study I am prapl, ’ »»: m. > • • I *■>» * — ~rtW »r ™ m,' whatever All tlie nation required was came Nashville is a j»art of Castleton shall pro|g»M- amendments -4>n-.straicht ■ ’ -"h a-capacity of 500 gallons each per iiiTe AncinciUT to this Con­ WW-. ortuun?. AUTO ACCIDENT the small government tux levied yearly township and will itave to pay its pro- stitution. or. on the application of the nnd Plnv . All Are Nnnnv and. Play—All Are Happy ihlnk.ne and unfc on > ..rokn.ni i u|mui anyone who sold liquor. Tlie tact' portlon of the township's share of the j legislature*, of two-thirds of the several: n Th, Burr, county Fann Hi.rr-au Bl'!, "*kc dtnnn mlnuto. lor NEAR MIDDLEVILLE ,v that the Kqjvmmrnl now lias control' cost of the Center road and therefore I states, shall call u convention for pro- ut Plni. lukt. u., vny ;iltn,.n:ing ju%t niunrliw a tanourt lor th, tnloymrm ,h' <n»«dh C» —------ot the liquor traffic, tn the republican it Would be a double uxM-ssment Tlk. (posing amendments, winch in either IM)W Tlto.rv 15« children there, of ol lho»ain ud ll.h nail.miw M,«. Ray Branch and Nephew view. Will mean that the government qur-tion then was bow - to distribute .case, shall be valid to ull intents and wnotii sixty arc from^hh couniy. more Bleu, Gul II .111 be >.Hd . ■“ »>, noa. on th, .,11 w.. Bruised and Car Smashed start . hould retold a large measure of con-1 this three per cent. The committee, | purposes, and parte of this Constitu- than that from ButtV Creek, the rest I at 1-odunk-chureh Thursday mnl«, ' automatically “ •« one »™- ah-ctric jtump.! trol over the selling of alcoholic liquor.: consisting of Arthur Glasgow of Balti­ jtion, seven11,1 CiM' ,hr r,ver should be abnormally' On Friday P. M. ’z when •ratified cl,nilllK IIrom Alfegan svumi* u and from ।—............. ........ by the legislatures “ wuuug I'm. nm-guu .iu ii uin . temorruw night. Jul? ‘ । high and back water into the first sew -1 at retail if tike Eighteenth Amendment, more. William Lmd of Woodland and (of three-fourths of the several states. lh(. Kellogg district in-'fo.-,. township. "‘-clock.- • .ik<- well east of tlw pumphouse, or in |■ At about 1:30 P. M. Friday, Mrs. Ray lie .rejxulcd II would undoubtrdiy Lafayette Usborne of Carlton, settled r.r I hr,-,--fn:irt1i» therethere. Kalamawio county, ............ -— - -■ or ennvfcntlnirs conventions tri tn three-fourth* which includes .... tourl Branch ot this city and her nephew, uii-an that tlie government will, If tlx the matter by adding one-halt per cent of. as the one or the other mode of r),raJ I case of a severe storm bringing too dl5tncls l(X onmty. FOURTH DIST CON­ . Ed Branch, were driving to Grand - ’ ; much water, th<- second pump would Rapids, with Mrs. Branch at th* (Continued on page th reel 1 -•---bUI to Hastings' township's assessment, one : ratification may be proposed by the The ataff U) 1O4)k ,|lb.r .)u. yom^r* ruun,n VFNTIHN ON Illi V 17iautomatically start. With both pumps per cent to Castleton's assessment and congress" .-who range from six to alxteen in age.I vcrei iun un juui i / ,it work (hry colUd lukc car(, of flV(, wheel. one ind one-half percent to the a»- ] Thus there are two ways provided con^t* ol adults, mostly young! OLMSTED PLATFORM When about two mile* north of Mld, „Post ------ and1I Uin times the ordinary volume of srw sewage • " Laurence J Bauer '"( tn ’' orn ",ary Wll,mc *«r, acosnient levied upon this city, leaving (for amending the Constitution both t(fIk« (Continued on page five) ’ lhr blR central building ’with LaU.ren°® . BaUtr P°8t. and At the present w one .pump will, dleville on the county road, the Branch PLAYERS HERE JULY 21 the Aunty's portion and the uksess . .-mpty the well at the pump house in Auxiliary to Entertain In nwnt of the roud district as they were * • * .» “ "I its large play room, dining room, ’ ly bruised and her nephew somewhat ; seven mlnutea. It requires fifteen bruiied as the result of an accident. To Present "St. Claudia’’ At before. COUNTY PROSECUTOR • Ikitchen, offices, etc. there are 23 cot-! I. 0. 0. F. Hall minutes more tor e,nough to accumulate As re-arranged now. Hastings town­ I Mr J. B Baker, who owns a farm ATTCkine CTATC UCET ,aKrs ln ot these there ure M-ren Methodist Ohurch—Special | ship Laurt-r.ee J Bauer Post. No. , to start the pump ogam will pay fifteen and one-half per on this road, with Mrs Baker drove ATTENDS STATE MEET .Mdrc,. .-111. Ita . or uM';:Am.:n„„I^„„,\„dAukUI«ry «ul,nAl the disposal plant the sewage, Into the roadway from his home, which cent of thi* cost ot this highway, us tu । Problem of Changing Michi, "'t../!,.* yrii.rc'u?'..;. llnid™,’ nidn IJ,* Lighting Effects coming direct from the pump hou.»e. Is on tlie east tide of the highway. Mrs. Marshal N Goold'a Biblical drama, i part, bcaide.s its proportion of the i empties into a deep trough which con- Branch and her nephew claim that "St. -Claudia," will be presented at the; county assessment of titty |xr cent gan-. Crime Oodo lo Further ^^ly*?."uTXT.E..........................‘ ‘ ’............... (Continued on page six) Methodist church on Thursday evening. I Castleton will pay eleven l*r cent of Mr. Baker drove his car into the road­ new home is not yet ready for enter________ » * > July 21 by the Olmsted Platform Play- ’ the improvement besides 1U propor­ way directly in front of them, thereby Justice Is Discussed head ot the County Health Unit. b. th. comi»elllng her* to suddenly ,turn her <-r£ "St. Claudia" Was awarded first | tion of the fifty per cent This city will I Laurence E. Barnett, county prose- camp physician. He makes one or two:, " Dinner will lx- served promptly DAILY BIBLE SCHOOL prize in 1924 by thy Drama la-ague, pay thirteen aqd one-half per cent of icutor. attended Die Hate meeting of tn)» to the camp every day. and U sub-ione ■ O'clock at the I O U F hill, fol-' AT WESLEYAN CHURCH car to the light tn an effort to avoid hitting the Baker car broadside. As she of America. It is written in -Minorus i the cost of the woad. lie.ddes Its part । prosecutors in Lansing last Thursday I 1,1 an>' time. There are <11-. Iqwed by the program and separate I I turned, her car tipped over, tlie hood blank verse and Lt very similar to' of Uie fifty |>er cent. This arrangement land Friday Representatives’ from all rector* of play, sport*, instructors it. The Auxiliary com- Capable Instructors For All Dc- | of it striking violyntly against a ConShakespeare's ma-sterpiec?-* except I will make the city pay a little better : except ten or twelve counties in the 'wimming. boatink', as well us athletic* !: buxiiusexsiom. e* on arrangement*ls commx-ed ot ' . „ , „ .. ' (A dhtlllan is in-charge of UU, kitchen|^^.‘sSun^. partments—Good Enroll| । sumers Power pole on the roadside, dial it is written around the Sacred than 25 per cent.of the total cost of Uie .state were prraent crushing the front of the Branch car. Text of Matthew 27. 15th to 26th ver­ rood 1 Amofjwthe leading speakers on the । “«rt « a, 8ta.tt °L.klt^!e.”|e>w. Mr< Harry Wend and Mrs Hazel' „ ment Desired We understand that there Lx likely to iprogramraere Pau) Voorhles". attorney: h’-lp. as well a-, others to-do other । umkh-v. Mrs. Ed Downs will have 1 Mr. Baker drove on south to Mlddleses.- and is historically and Biblically ... Evrryont is welcome to the Daily v uie and did not stop. He claimed that correct. The players are professional be *p appeal fro<tf*thc decision of the he did not liear the impact of the actors with yean ot experience in their committee. Branch car as it first ran into the de­ profession, who are devoting Ux-tr tal­ pression at the side of the roadway and ents and ability in giving this deeply SIX LECTURES OF IN* later tipped against the -Consutqya devotional and evangelistic sermon* In TEREST TO MOTHERS Co.'s pole, and that he did not know drama form. that an accident had happened. Ho "St. Claudia" Is presented in four claims, hi* car wa* on the west aide scenes It deals-with-the last week in Concerning Various Phases present crime code. Concensus of opin­ of the roadway at the time 6f the ac­ the life of our Lord. His tfial befoa ion at the meeting seemed to be over-1 of Child Welfare and Nu­ . a a >--------------Herbert R. McKinney, State Welfare girLs- haidhwork; Cenard smith, boys' cident and that Mrs. Branch had Pilate, the crucifixion, and the Resur­ Whelmingly in favor ot a change in the n Chairman in charge of tlie Otter Luke manual4rainut> rection. It will ;be rerflenibered that trition Problems |u»n«t. and cot. John G Emery •>! An invitation is extended to those plenty of room to puss Mrs. Branch clause tiiat permits the defendants to HASTINGS BUILDING & and her nephew state that the only Claudia was the wife of Pilate. Hastings' motfiera of young children 'refuse to take the stand. Mr Burnett way she could possibly avoid striking The Olmsted Players.have a beautiful should be greatly interested In a series : said. At present, no matter lure" strong. LOAN PAYS DIVIDENDS.~ .S^l"‘d,ns ,o rccnir production fot; "8t. Ctaudta" and of. six lectures starting today July 13. ithe evidence against hlpi- Dir defendMnVfcfc ,r ®* Washington. D. C. where he went ’ lt( •what she did do—turn to the right: the special lighting effects ore respon­ wiilch arc brought here tlirough the junt cannot be compelled to testify Local Organization Makes wllh tt truck 10lMj I(>M1 for the ■and in doing this her car ran Into llw sible for tite spiritual atmosphere Mate department of health. These lec­ either for or against himself and flic Gratifying Showing lies- ' —bonus army" encamped there It is depression al the side of the road and "reated. tures are concerned wiUi several phases ' fact that the defendant so refuses can­ nil- nin.. I expected that he will relate Mime of his later crashed' into the electric light Ministers ot nil denominations are of child welfare including nultritlon . pite Close Times Lg£rtemeS while on tht* trip. • jx»le. v unanimous in their praise of the spirit­ and hygiene Each lecture is followed > n<g be used as an Incriminating fact in The Hastings Building and Loan As-, |t w thcre majr a larBc Lloyd Shafer dropi»ed into tile office | understand that Mr. Branch has ual message delivered in the-wendillon - by discussion* in which all are invit­ : determining guilt. Thh places Ute of "St. Claudia" by the Olmsted Play-1 ed to particli>ate. The first meeting, to­ j prosecution nt a tremendous dlsadvan- social ion distributed 93234 30 1 n attendance at this convention on .yesterday and says that Camp Ben "-employed Attorney Kim Sig|er to bedividend* to their member* on July 1 Sunday. July 17. I Johnston is having a record attendance j Rm fegal proceedings against Mr. era. and the company arc proud of the day. lx held at the home of Mrs H. 1. I Cage and is one of the reasons why This amount represented tlx- semi------ ------- * * *---------------this year So far the total enroll-1 Baker for damage* caused by th!* ac-. rentes of personal letters from pastors ; Brown. wUh Dr. Walch and Mias Linn, 'clever criminals protected by clever 'criminal lawyers can literally "get annual dividends of the association utiiy l/flTCDC U1UG meat is one-third ahead>>f any previ- cident. tn the various cUies where "81. Clau- a registered nunw. both representing jaWay as of June 30. and is'the sixth such; MANI VUItrti WnU with murder " ' ou* mark. HenT'parafularly anxious i ■ --------------dla" has been presented. the state department of health. a.s . Prosecutor Toy. pointed out that in ­ dividend to.be {>aid since UMrbeginning HAVE NOT REGISTERED to have all Barry county boyvwho can SCHOOL MEETING PROThere will be no adinbuion charge, i speakers. , do so. attend the third period which ™ ! nocent people always welcomed the of Uu- depression in 1920. annording to! but an offering will be taken. This course is being sjKmsored by the 1 chance to testify while the only ones A. H. Carveth. secretary of tlie assoclabegins next week So far. he aayi. . LttUINuo rUULIontU City F. T. A. Council It has been or­ who have any reason tp refuse ure the tion. Tliesc distributions inc-ludlnj- Cannot Vote At Primary On about twenty-five Barry scout* have" WINDSTORMAGENTS September 13 Unless Proper signified intention of attending ganized through Mim Esther Nash, j guilty. December 31. 1929 totaled 919317 19. Detailed Treasurer’s Report nursing director of the lower peninsula At a lime when many concerns arej I The Banner has long failed to under ­ The Rev J. A McNulty, rector of rtuADD NEW INSURANCE of Michigan Cards Are Signed Also Given According to Episcopal church here, conducted a1 stand the logic of this clause that gives forced to reduce their dividends or paxs; Our city readers who have not reg- very impressive service at camp last Michigan School Law There ought to be a good attendance | the defendant such unfair advantage them entirely, the announcement of Make Splendid Gain of |3,- of mothers at-each of these meetings । during a trial. At present our criminal the payment ol the regular seml-anp., .. ....... "“i1'1 Sunday evening. Lloyd sayk'. -------------------....— - -----Elsewhere in this issue are published null <u<u..n<l> by II.BaldNO '' U1 " Anyone who wisiWs to know the hours ;code gives too much of an advaiitage to Camp Ben Johnston is tike only one the proceedings of the annual school 969,794 In June In Spite and places of meetings should call Mrs. i clever crooks and criminal lawyers In­ lb, «nd Lo»n A-wtUbn b • ««.' n>e",y ot six in this region making a study; meeting'recently held; abb the annual of Conditions Tl- rtcord mad.. b> r-'rvKWry out 1600 uib already rtiiri,' of cub camping Louise Walton.* phone 2218. i traducing a chpise to require the de­ rourtKbiK j report of the treasurer of the Hastings ,'’11 UwrS aIe sUl1 400 or 600 who The month of/ June gave a fine In­ awniwrwCT”* ' 'iCl1001 bottrd" wWch B‘Vr4 Stalled mfendant to testify would be entirely Ibeso pint I and home oanerdiip iiwiicrease of Insurance for the Michigan »•<*■"> “ mailer ANNOIM1.31LM. , formaUon a* to school expenditures. fair and make it less easy for criminals tuUoiu, all over lb, alale baa bn real Wins mtllyhn lor there ha. not bu-,, „ bel.wn no. uul l.enly day, pmyoo. I wish to announce that I will be a meMjoq. of accounting i* pre­ Mutual Windstorm Insurance Com­ to escape Justice. .male w“e.lled ■■deme>.K>„- lalhire. - tjie ““ primary election, which •”"'h will “ to be candidate on the RepubUaan ticket, in bj-TS* Mlchtgan SMte Departpany. During tlie 30 days of that Stephen Bristol, son of Mr. and Mrs held September 13 the September Primaries, for tiuoffice nwnt to whorn B mrty menth the agents of the company add­ James Bristol of Hastings, was voted hastingscit A recent statement made bj- Preniband City voters can register at any time ed 93059.794 ot new Insurance. It is best all-around non-choir’ooy ut Camp of-Probate Judge Ten year* of genera! uccount murt -ni(.y iwrtcrth. dent Hoover no doubt accounts for the TO RENDER CONCERT now. by going to the council rooms and a remarkable showing, considering the Roger, during the annual Camp bon­ law practice, with a wjde «I>*nence in mMnnrr in which the bopk* must be stability of building and loqn Hi. general financial conditions, not alone fire on July 8. This is the second year Probate matu-rs -has qualified' me. I kppl ln ortj,.r to have * uniform system statement was. "The family willing to j rhroughout^the tn M-rv- ttv.“intenrate of Barry llarrV:. . . . ... Mate" "ni'u ^im^lfim __ ____ of ttiis state but of the whole country, in succession that Steve has won. this Public Invited to Court House work, save U»elr money, apply the sav­ That is eaaraUal in the plan required Pw-hni-- toTerv'e"the when, in thirty days, nearly 94,000.000 I distinction. Camp Roger, on Little ings to payment for their house. I* not by the new staft- law Voter* living In county in that capacity, with its con- ... _wk .. Square Next Wednesday of new Insurance can be added to a. Bostwick lake north of Grand Rapids, n<giced In the account an only a suund basis of credit but a sound the townships of Barry county are not stantly increasing demand* upon legal. A> Night At 7:30 _________ company. It is indisputable evidence' is conducted by Harold Tower, who di­ required to reregister The new law paining. 1 am a graduate of tlie Liter• audlt of t rem mrer'* bonk* ha* bare basis for Il I* such families . . the .....nation." -a-■ “the “ of the high standing of that company rect* the music for St. Mark's cathedra) Tlie lately reorganised Hastings City that. "constitute' meinberahip applies only to cities or townships hav- ary and Law School* of the University । B a^un^j „uhhc accountant. and of the excellent work .of Ito corps in Grand Rapids and who trained tlie Band is to give a free concert on the building and loan association*, Ing a population of 5.000 or more This & Michigan, and have permanently tp.t r»(Mxt a* prarented of agent*. » boy choir that appeared nt the Epis­ court house .square on Wednesday evecity is Hie only place in Barry county established my ixxne and family in n*.,-.. u ----Hastings Is proud of this company, copal church here last winter. where reregistration Is required If a Barry county. I respectfully solicit your ' ,„„ nlng of next week at 7:30 o'clock. Ray­ voter in a township has moved from, support. Archie D. McDonald—AdvJ -~. the second largest In the world of its ANNOUNCKMKNT. mond Wlndeknecht. leader, has a fine kind, which is carefully managed and POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. group of men rehearsing regularly and jIn the Mark's advertisement on page one township' to another or from the 7.13. I am a candidate for Uie nomination ------ -------- *.»»—-----------alms, in all Its dealings to give every FOR COUNTY TREASURER. j all will be glad to hear Uxrm in this thirteen of this tsaue the heading over city to a township since he was last MW v,utw. . one a square deal. , I wish to announce my <^wire to be .first public concert next Wednesday the lire Items should read Fisk and registered he will have to register in J. O. CRAWFORD TO SPEAK AT COATS GROVK.| |y j^n years' cspertanc* Uie Democratic candidate tor the office ! night. Goodyear MADE. The tires do not the township where lie now Hyes. NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS. of County Treasurer, will appreciate : Every member la urged to attend the carry the standard trade mark alTiwre are fully 2.000. possibly 2.100,1 An outstanding minister of the Water taxes are now due and payable your support —Lorenso (Pete) F. Maus. i rehearsal on Tuesday evening in prep- though tliey are products of the Fisk who are entitled to' vote In Hastings. Church of Christ, J. O- Crawford, for­ at the office of Otty Clerk. Metered 7-27—Adv. . Tills is the year when we ail should meily of Saginaw and now of Kalamaaratlon for the concert and Goodyear factories. water must be paid for on xr before vote; but no one can do so ifiiless he 1* zoo, will speak at the Coats Grove i BASEBALL W VICKERY’S. ’ Uc CHICKEN SUFFERJuly 15th. 1932. Flat rates on or before I. O. O. F. DANCE properly registeredCommunity Service next Bunday eveJuly 31st, 1932.—C. E. Davis, City Clerk. . Saturday night. July 18. Carp's or­ If you nre not already registered at- nlng at 8 o'clock. There will also ba Sunday. July 17, Dowling vs. Bellevue Al U. B. church Wednesday. July 20. —Adv. 2 wks. chestra.—Adv. । tend to it NOW. special musical number*. | —Adv. five till seven.—Adv. DIFFERENCES DUE TO COMMITTEE READ­ JUSTS ASSESSMENTS MODERNSYSTEM I IN OPERATION STRICT ROOT NE S !■ WORKING WONDERS 8,^a„» ux. fc-ut, j-lsssr1’“ Record Attendance at Camp Ben Johnston Camp Honor T A Correction �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JULY U. 193i PAGE TWO JULY ‘The difference* that exist are baaed I PRESBYTERIAN PICNIC without doubt on honeit conviction* I Tlie Preu could approve none of the . IS ENJOYABLE EVENT record* one hundred per cent. ‘But ail in all Mr. MapA. Mr..Ketch*m and Mr Varied Program of Games and Orangeville school reunion at schoolMcLaughlin appear lo offer the con-' Stunts Provides Plenty of grounds Sunday. July 17. pot luck din­ Irtrucitve type of representation tiiai a* \ ner Bring table aervice — Adv. ■needed. There 1* no evidence that they Fun For All DISCUSSES VOTES OF THREE had a part in the dfacracetul logroUlnr TORN UP FOR THREE DAYS More than one hundred members of Cong John C. Ketcham will apeak at SturgU on July 36 when .tile cornerlaebacles bi tSe house. Mr. Mai** <*WESTERN MICHIGAN BEFORE JULY FOURTH (the local Presbyterian church attended *tone for the new jxMt office will be {pecraliy has stood out above the crowd vne nrpainq 'toe annual picnic and outjng Thursday CONGRESSMEN laid. tas a fearlc*. level-headed leader. FOR REPAIRS Streeter's Landing. Gun lake. Perry Henry ha* been quite ill at hi* ' Western Michigan 1* forturja’c m hav- ..... Cl I Aside from the picnic dinner served home on So Jefferson St. but on Tues­ ' mg such men as it* coGgre»»rra«n. and NOW WIDE WIDE ENOUGH tNUUUn V , at 7 00 o’clock in Ute evemng. other ALL WERE AGAINST t.* date there «ecm. tube m* rr.i-.mxb:luvuvu day wa» reported as somewhat im­ FOR VEHICLES TO PASS i ,calurv3 00 the included proved GARNER "PORK” BILL argument that Uwy slwuld not- be re I VII luu.uuuv . v , nww summing and water sports in charge The Holiness Camp Meeting Amo« i turned to then- ofllc— Necessary to Plan Work to Get,2' ,R.ob5rtkw<UUrt‘ “nl' I^Vr?c/ ciaHon will hold their «e*aions at Ea­ Says Districts Are Fortunnt? I girls rhythm work led by Mias Beulah Rapids July 29 to August 7. An Best Repults At Minimum Severance, held and track events for ton interesting program lias been prepared In Having Fearless, Level- । GAVE-DEMONSTRATION >. Of Expense j boys and’glrU. and a baseball garni While Ed Monica was helping Lew OF BIBLE SCHOOL WORK Headed Leaders I between the younger and Uie older men Acker in the hay field one day last TS,-r, „ the B.n wr lui w ,b, 7* ..rr.epd to lx- a thnr- week, he fat his balance and grabbed Sixty Seven Children Were Sn. Week a criticism uf the Iiianru-r in Whirl! TH_ .otWwui ikvw oMli r*.t Uie rope of a hay sling for suppory. The partyan paper In il third and little fingers of hi* right Spring* church wt-.-tward t» Streeters 1 rolled At United Bretb lumnur) vl th« v*>U-* of th ‘TtSt' '»«hly-' nnd thoroughly uiwfflnal. 52 itand were drawn down Into the pulley, ren Church Mlchlgitn c o n k r r .%.*m enI beginning of th :*.-«rt•#' <h*1 to 51 in favor *»! the younger men—al- but Ed. wa* strong enough to pull him-, Grand Rapkft. Ketcham *1 lak. A* a ma jrr of fae that nxid- .Jlough th<.r,_ who nmlnUJu ■«lf loose. In doing so. however, both trtrt and Mcl^ughlitr ol. Uw l.-'iri l,|, hr wijr Uu.-. U-iy.! ([1 , tl « Ur ai.il that 111. lingers were quite badly/lffanglrd. but Muskegon df-trlci It r> ' ,ry«r»ii™i lor 1: • .m-. , Jw,u d, „mnUng fortunately no bone* we/e broken. given by <wh on m>' ITOV.,,.,/ .1. la .ns d,n, a, ■ Ihe 1 », C,OT» tb.U nave com* befof . BMtiU for <* UB* ln”’’ athmd Ihp -.yxiiha" Bar turn m- FORMER RESIDENT as tiie moraturfUm !»» h.«», mmpjrtcd. «» ar. 4 „„ nivratorium. recon. !hry .«»ih.vj-.ckwwtalrM gj, A, (te BURNED TO DEATH vfk® I jot, hah hyn dw. ,.rtur wh* conaltlrml too vales tax’. Phifippuie roadway will lx* murh im- j.-light to notice, Outstanding episode** Mrs. James Eaton and Baby Ainv Bi Guldx'XWn'.lgh bill, c 1 . . .. '»! the game were Bob Wallon's fart Trapped In Burning House j army and navy. row n of Muscle Shall*, wi r,j. - -Escape Impossible democratic tariff bill vi EYom the July 7yi Crawford Ava-1 dent, on retaining tia* lanchy. publidied at Grayling by O- j Garner relief meaum .. : A. iltv-t I,, n.ul a wrt-e" :. ^i’ f,rn'*" ‘ F" U,ra" '* no (’u' \ fersSts iiandcd. Opinion differed a* to wheUtet car Schumann, we take the following i sinssE®?Is the federal laiy cut Item cojMN-ming some former Hawings The Tlx- Piew commend’ ."Ian. a. . ! |lr( vunttly several stretches on thh 'n . v ’ r |x*ople. Mr. and Mrs James Eaton. three aaaiiut tlie Garner Mr* James Eaton, age 19. and five! against the bonua. ar.d agi a Ohrtr. .nd B’~ Athnw weeks old Infant, were burned to death I study and memo men: operation of MumtIi rtr^Thr r«L£dThJ, b.™ uldn^l' d th,‘ brtUrr> ,or ,he o5der ,,Hn early this nuirnmg when a fire drj music, and game*. this com tectum the Gain* struyrd Uie property rewned by Algot ;■ X Johnson and occupied in the upper TIME NOW TO PLAN story by the Eatons and the lover floor | ,,11,tcr as a barber shop and reddence by Herb FOR RELIEF WORK i id, o(IW The B,aw! the. W In'th- ’linctal IE? *l*atu'r “nd 'X 'wX r*3rt nrertXk ro th*1 *i 1 c E ’’W1 iw-Mstctl by the Rev John GoUiro and family. It (* reported the ivuntry. Had it earned Uje itate oi ■ - ----' I T w Kitehint liad a busy day ot it »uTexas would bav. hud h*h raw p- t Coming Winter Will Bring stove that had been left burning. The tl*'.’Wherever it ha* broken through, v .uired’xs'fdlilws^ . ■ Many Calls For Assistance I a result of traffic or otherwise. mh-Ii ,£C,hKr?>2U _ 12 .1**.,i. , A Oothro faintly were awakened by hejfr_ the Needy Needy will lie and ..ic iiheadi being . .“Pnb> ° d Wm •“*' Ine 11 commotion on the upper floor and tn one c.u-e m a iilia^e <>: :* • that. For the plaster and firebrands failing' ...... — . . . l.OOd- When one stop* to think that for I i* ...dent already that next win-.'"■'<=• 1 u>'h eravrl. *.* Hut there ran* tbrowll"': an(1 noticed GEORGE DYER HERE from the celling. The Batons evidently ■ VVlUiam SulsbaUgn every one of thm* building* there' will be one in which considerable 11 !l" doubt about this roiut behig b:, Houar,| v,;nners for tlte bnys- had be.-n trapped and with the help of — - — - -would lute been ihr expense ot up- i. BUT FEW KNOW OF IT ^ Barbara Bh * and H.irel Manin, win-1'Mf" ---------Oothro and —‘ some ----- Jteigtibors Mr ‘ he atm::, lighting and janirm j, ..CSX tiurwui*. ■»—v». «. wu.- helped thiough an upstair* ho. B l-Y.-; r„, »u, J».on ........................... William SulsbatiRh. age 62. and long­ Retiring Salesman of SuYidlng iw|». skip and Jump; David j window-after lx. had been wj-riely would have addyil every year to the bl :?M. r<-b.-r ocgnmrati.in. which/he monty lurnishr-d to Ute county• up-j Kilmer. lax*n V.iiiDhLm*ii. John Lar-eri bunted in an attempt to save his wife time resident uf this community, was Kellar Stem's Line Still cast* of - ' “Hsi1.d retried help in many case-..der tiic McNHl law. ’* govvriuiunt. ’ ................” M"""‘ ,,‘-u j: and Barbara Bliss w inners of'first four i Jnd and baby. baby Mr. Eaton wax rushed to found dead in h|s hnme at 423 Madison Grand Rapids, though the* Garner bill St Tuesday, afternoon about 1 no ch were not reached by the county! Why wa* *' tius improvement ^one at place* respectively, Tottering About Mercy HnMutal (Mercy Hospital whenhis burro were : ... beginniiw Of reason? The I proposed to spend a big »um ' Tlie body was found on tlie Ute MipervUora in the relief work Uie , Standing broad jump: Barbara Bli>*. I Hre-M-d ! Hce-red But It was an impoNdbillty to o'clock. men tlwy nicy do. <jo. . •-•?*•••*/.* —’.•* o' over 167 miles <*f township| federal building in th^it opposrtJ I which . county.took first Leon YnnDalxeii npd John Larsen' a>< near the burning building to resTue kitchen floor with the rubber tube con- are acquainted with (Iconic Dyer' of it on the ground that '-u building | ••• " • W|- understand that tli/rr is httk- ■ h.chw.c;. to improve during 1933. Such (ti«-d for-wind necUon Of a gas stove near Che head jMra. Eaton and tlie baby Both fain- ; the Grand Rapid.- Bookytw A Chair was not iweded noq- and. undi r present L... <di.... m Uh- treasury ol Uns local comund-rtukiug had to be planned 1 The gas Was still turned on when offi- - n»q lo ...................... conditions, could not be afforded. Uon- ndttcc" it I* time l*’flunking j- would lx? ftxxUth to set,up a grav**! I Broad jump David Kilnnr. Leoti Hies were Wiped Out entirely of all their c< rs entered the house and tlie Interior com|i:iny. Kellar Stem's beautiful iilir. VanDuL-<n, John larren and Barbara| belonging*, neither one can-yinf in- ! George lia* been coming to the mar­ gre-sman McLaughlin iikrwii’ tipjwwd' aIltj pfanning wlfat to do to accumulate screening outfit in GasUetuti for a few [; Bli.s-. Winner* of first four place.-, re- “mince However, the building was was saturated with the fume.’.. A flash­ ket lor a long tmiy, but In' te <d a re­ the bill, although it would have delight- i .i good fund tor relief work during the days, tlien thrive it to Prairieville for • spcctively. jcovered by irouraixr Mr. Eaton who light. stiU burning dimly, wax found be­ nting nature and few have wen or the next job and back to Woodlabd for. :<uumunin in hi* d^inct to| coming roll and winter months, »d rwme I'.uumutnt.e.-. Individual axek.-rne^: John lairM-n,jhad just recently come to Grayling side, the body Both Sheriff George luurd of him, although lie has bcon have had nev*~pn*t office ----first, and Barbara Bib*. .MSNiiid ! fn»n Hastings, was employed by the U-onard and Dr If.A Adrounie, cutin- liens. . they w ere not neccMary Three-legged sack race: Gerald and »!»’•• Highway Department mid h*.l ty coroner. state that the evidence , ------ ... - was of roijud ytosiqiw*, and .would have bern .» riah Aid which pbmied Harold Roger/, first. Barbara Bits , and staying at the George Miller home clearly indicated suicide Mr HtilsbuUgh ,.tr. being Inclnud to ariMnia. and in tt>*' to this country for .utc. Munn illl meet with ........ •""V-.-.-...... ■ Hare! Manm. M-c.m<Vand John Lawn «n«H Monday, when he motored to, ■ , . ----last six months has 4x<n Ulimg away construction would hai U Thursday ‘ land Leon VanlMteem third. Hasting* to-accompany- his wite here, i ",n« “,,d J* . Adrounie stain more than tuuni. He weigli*. only . little additional tmjiloy erf <il Iab»r .' Rckiv race "Team by Bar- ITfley moved into the Johnson house!P,0*laW>* come later during the, even Team captained captained by 386 • ixmndv at present, but has lutji*.■ary to plan the iniprovenu-nt m» ■ !O1 comment mi Tuesday." । suinc evening. rmm m*m> m in- , „ «*»• <™*> eZnlalnrrt the three men and their note Mrs .Ea'.oh wa- the daughter of Mr.I, ‘>^<’vcry of the tragedy was nude that if hr eats i nough spinach hr co.:, Tl» <»inn,i..tai «ul ’ W ”“d pick Up some of hte fase.-* later. *^| tulluwirig words J A McNulty who call* d «..» r P1.nn. <! u> Jwv. 'LT '‘”1, k""Kr’ and Mr- Ernest Lewis, who"live on the ,v *,M* Gcwge's rather. sallow coinph State Road ea*4 ul town m Mr. SuKbnugh'i residence about I ;0<) . . xii»n .. i* fhu >»rt>r»U* anuh a n*n iminoiM ' , ,’”h ,r-1 Bl--.--conn . Funeral senires for the-mother and ocloclt afternoon. Iteteiving rather accentoatci In this murk-t b> .. before .. tin- ---Fourth'■.,! July, and it wi ‘ Stork race Jor distance Barbara child were held at Uh: Walldorff Iu. [ no answer and knowing that Mr Hui- the brand new wit !> the wr nkl. -.Hl! good other Al! the grading work wx* done Thur i Bliw, first David Kilmer, recond neral home on Saturday aflenmon. jbaugh ,-bn"Rh hud hud not n0‘ been h"" "In •»"_* ’od health hci‘”h .ot nl ,In ln ,»itl.;<■» ’«' coat -He say > it I:, junk. day June 30. Friday and Saturdi* v | .Kiingurcwi race John 'Larsen and L R Severance officiating Burial lute, he notified Sheriff Leonard, who but, tiicn. hr «lv July 1 and 2 Gravel K being hqulcd ■ i David Kilmer tied for first. Barbara Rev. entered the building i However, while -h .. wa-s m Fuller cemetery. ! I BHm. second. Leon VanDflben, third. ; The late Mr Sul-baugh wga a mem-1 of! to about the sire of w" birdwi on this nwdway.'Tl"e umdSmtean A/?Ur V. .Woodbunw had , , ,,,„ ,lxr Of the I O O F and K Ot P lodges H bodkin. George sllll iiMiMgr. to mu . 'charge of trarojmMalion. Tomorrow Thursday night' a dinner h'r'* Al 1‘"* l“m' hL' d, ’lh hr “roun<1 ,n U"' "M,tl '' Janl,,,r *ork for lhe KPbwniial lust i<> make it. i-'xncrvuve. probably ........ “d HASTINGS METHODISTS will be MTv<d at the Hasting* Country ,, and Presbyterian and- nt. the Well, «ny«ay Club, when the Greenville club will be rhowiix »..rt -r n,*. chtirclies --------------..e .*>. guest*, a snort musical program by Fellow* hail. Hr had bern in floor m disfiosition. and. ...—a*.... _ said, A -short VISITED TRINITY CHURCH guests. Mm Noble Caln of Chicago will b,.! »>caKh for mure than ........ weak A* t<> lung । lower and trail as to physique * asked n. to let ih(> world •rendered followed by "dancing C<>ng '10 d*’*511 T’flpTW' andy Mlf'Ot this Sunday School Scholars Rc and Mr- J C Ketcham'arc chairmen i*re>ii\->' tii *<iv i We are sure warded For Perfect At­ lx? found with Kellar St» nt * line in the of Uie commit!* 1 Ozi Pardee. , ------ -- ------ - - ' IKeeler x**ur uiniuniK building ire He pun pint ,. nir tor .'-x-iriy .vxTrly. tendance For Quarter ' South Bownc ».»,«’ lywiuhlp. ;u»l hum ul ul„ , ,* improtem#n: .... .. ...... r------- --------- --, iworf «»»» suiuuv «rU» « „„„ td- „„ m0 „ -. ■ph aged 56. ----died.------uddenreadily admit that the road li In much . “< M< Uwdist Sunday School tor the 1 A WlllittA. j— ’ ‘‘■gig lllnews Funeral sente*-* will be w>r<ird win. *.>r IRONSIDE BROS, Propr.. Cali lh. Khoun "" VU"*’ >’<■■* V.wn.«i4>. »(,«,«.», .t , there ore I lws? three month.**. Uie scholars ,«were * "• .... SunSun- ''W* ™a I»lio"n« • I‘Y.,1 „c,„t ,t *“ " hca Phone 2491 Haxtinut*. Mich. m tie 'given a trip to Grand R.PI4, Rapid.* on tha* anv pal- Twelve auto fads went kt Trinity attack­ [ the wife and pn<* brother. Wilbur H Funeral service* are to be at the Pardee, besides other relatives eting an-1 Methodist church where they attendfamily residence thjs Wednesday after<» asea kqUW ’ U quH< . „ , <>a<l .-.utc* i • <1 Sunday srtioal and church cea«ed gained <|iut«- a n-jiutiition noon al 2 30 o'clock with burial in. the bllll plllKf.in hls v<1(jnK,................ statement!,or al Trinity, delivered a tine helpful Irving cemetery. 'game waa quite complete without him. 1 <-.>mn.;v. Sermon on • Encouragement.", It was num in KAi A M *»n<* r *Uirir te fncncli . . .. DIED IN KALAMAZOO. ;oI r EnCUie. i > ’l*cuilly applicable to the young proTlie remains of Mr* Mary Graines h»r death on Friday l»U<i tx si i p'-c m attendance Rev. Gregory served were brought from KalamAzoo. where ” . »». v. v. at ton nau been in :» ion. »ne She luui at । tears ago and al! were glad to "greet she dl«d on Sunday, arid funeral serv­ yTtu W C- T U w ill lurid a plvnic u great xufferri ice* held jn the Baptist church thl. at the home of Mrs Mund* Zrrlx l on " ' time. • " long Fuivra) mti I and -hear him again. ’ Wednesday morning at ten o'clock.; ................ «... tllir , U( „ llx .rrsidr-nir Tuesday afternoon. July 19; with Mrat the-family After the seAicc, Ute Hastings jwojrte Rev B J Adcock ofhcialing. Buna} In Amy Bower a* leader. Y’ou are cordially J no p M Rev I enjoyed a jf< luck dinner, fifty-six be- ^ )e_J^g|er^eg|||^eryrr-------------- --------- U;-----------------------------------------------4 --------------------E. invited to attend iTriternwlH in Rlvi rad- reiiiinif ated. Ret' Gregory w a»ahliuihor GUNUIKEROAD HAS BEEN IMPROVED} PRESS ARTICLE IS COMMENDATORY LOCAL NEWS </> m jsj “!!"1 “fuss's* Found Dead In Home I I 1 SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON ALL WORK ORDERED FROM STOCK Hastings Monument Works NOW' 1 V-7 V ▼ • Y°FM anSahV.es I Feldpausch Pet Milk SHULTZ 01 FREEPORT Pound pk*. . . Y Tall Cans 5c Small Cans — P&G Soap°rJ£'C IO Ban 29c NBC Soda Flake Crackers, 2 lb box 19c Cliipso’Flakes or Granules, each 19c QUALITY MEATS LAMB STEW Lb. 8c Leg of Lamb . . 22c Bologna or Frankfurters. lb- 10c Salt Pork, lean or fat . lb. 10c Choice Beef Kettle Roasts . . lb. 14c Fancy Chickens Lb. 2Zc Friday and Saturday Specials at Feldpausch’s Where Bitter Foodt Cott Lett ” PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER ! Liter in the afu rrx/n. sevehU went ■ to Clark Mcmprla! Home where Rev ! L I. Dewey wa* sclicduled to conduct I service* aruv music was rendered by Lucy and Lucille Bavett, Wm v ap>1 Reid Ba.va tt qiSn an' enjoyable time and felt I well repaid for-their effort s .'•atngVhr «•!•* • I — --------- » • -------------- • . t tn th* makmc of • ■ K •' LOCKE'S < (>W:r !■'.• Th* mguig Of tnMAKE NATIONAL RECORDS ■ :s. S.*.t;:;. and delight* <1 ■ F'terboro. N H-Three cows in the T!.* 1 . tor* wv:< al-o c<«d i •« rd ol R F Locke ol Cressey have , just finished Uirtr Iirw official record* I- ibv »!r.*r wav a dr light (for production which entitle them to. road who attended 1 entry in the Advanced Register of the American Ouenuey Cattle Club Thc*c! HtiwiNx HILUS SC11OOLHOV.sk animals include eight year old Max*! : free lecture- beginning, Bcsse of Oak Grove Farru 144298. la July 15. at 3 bo P. M. will tic with u production of 147618 pound* of n a( t|ic Bowens Mills school home i milk and 826 8 pounds of fat tn-clxu ' Wulck and Miss Helen । A. four year old Meadow-Gold Lucile TllC following subjects -338444 With with a nmditrtinn production nf of i<rr74 10374 4l 41 pounds ot milk and 28 5 pounds of fat] anatomy, hygiene, health talk, in claas C and three year old ScottUnd! phy.-a al culture. The ladies Farms Ladyofthelake 299043 with hl tnprd (i> attend: Tlie young production of 12939-8 pounds ot milk A well ax tire older ones. and 618.4 pounds ow fat in class E. Ford Drive-IT-Y ourself WEEK Starting July 11th and Ending July 16th treat many people have never driven the New Ford V-8, or the B-Four, and until you do it would pc difficult to compare these .... OF HiRMER RESIDENT.' .1 Harry Eldred of Hope town-; Funeral *rnhcr» were held at Muir, improved models with much higher priced cars. charged with taking gasoline Sunday. July 10 ■»< 2 P M. for Mr. iU1<Mnob:lr* .>■ • Pu;t lake were Opra 14 Warner, formerly a reaidrnt oil The performance of the New Ford V-8 is equal to any car regard­ 1! Ixfi re J L-ticr Matthews of Ha-«ttnr>. whu pxNWd away Friday at week. Both confessed ■ the borne of Mr> Della p Stoddard less of price; has roomy body, lugh grade upholstery, easy riding Each wu assessed 825 ■ Surviving her are her husband. Charlie 1 cot* tn the case, or Warner and daughter Bessie, also a I qualities, quick acceleration, 80 miles an hour with no vibration. day* In Jail At thl* writing niece Grace Couoti of Portland and they have been unable to produce tiw nephew. Clarence Turner, ot Kalama-! money, to are languutung in Jail wo Call and drive one of these new cars and you will be greatly sur­ ROBBERY AT NASHVILLE. HALF MILLION ESTATE , Early Monday' morning, it wbj b«j_ DIVIDED BY COVNINS 1 la ved aomewhere about three or four ! Wilham Bush of ShulU. Mich , will 1 o’cJpck. the White Star gMolme sta- be one ol the benetlcarie* ol (hr 8500.tmn at Nashville wu* broken into The 000 estate left by the late Benjaniin A i : thieves tccured about sixty jxmmes Bush, tor 50 years i<alsma»o Theater! They also stole a Willyk-Knlsht car. manager, according to the will filed in ■ belonging to Mr Harley Andreu* o:; fhe Probate Court at Kalamaioo. seven1 .that village, taking it from his garage other cousins and a tew personal jThere are no clues to the Uunea. friends are also to receive bequests. prised. You incur no obligation on your part. UNIVERSAL GARAGE COMPANY PHONE 2121 HASTINGS �rat Sporting Items haj-hhos »«xytK wnnftimr nxv h. uh “■'"tJoTS'n.PLlTFOIIMSME VEflYCONFUSING B-Squad Loses to Grand Rap­ ids Horseshoe Players By | 18-7 Score (Continued from page <fne> Lansing shoe towers defeated the 4o- -----------cal A-team 11 to 8 in a match at I ad- ’ f*’’uWM!a?s **’“** **2. ln.19,1 sing ouiuiuuy Saturday evening evening thereby under conditions -nn Uirn-u, making hquora being produced ■ .......... . . . .to date . . stand . _ _____ wmihl would inaurW insun' minty «.r hw>. Hastings horaesiioe toaccr* will tor ini the contests onewhich , win ; w'hien punthtv of the proLqcal Nine Swamps Holland for one of the most difficult contest* ; each Two substitutes were in the -(duct tn tlie manufacture "r ar\d. “ an i nr ■>«. of'beer, ! limit the amount ot alcohol it mn-ht M 17-2—Rockford Beaten 7-3 rcheduled for the current season when | ular HusUngr. line-up. just a* Catuida docs Both Di.­ they play the strong Grand Rapid>, Charlie James droppedand hla first game contain, .In Spectacular Game republican the platA-team here tomorrow iThurxday) eve-* of- -------------- season . — . . ------democratic ..ot the to Fisher, star .tosser .... , Tkminnl* rtrh.hi^ . In Saturday'sqiame the Hastings In­ nlng at the local club court* In back Lansing. 50 to 47. In the tournament ’o"h BBTe-' that^thev w.n of.the Edinondt--------’ Filling Station--------acrou played here earlier in the sea'-on, James dependents more than avenged an ear- — ----------------- ----------Her defeat by Holland when they took “t» $ K * «• arMn . . street The republican party, according to ml the team from tint city Into camp by Jack Hoeksenui. star of tlie visiting n.uigin It fvprobable that a third "match be- party tradition*, would in-r • on a large a seventeen to two score. The Hastings team, is city horseshoe pitching cham­ boys ran wild In the third inning, pion of Grand Rapid* and is recognised- tween the two cities will be played measure of uniformity in .-tat< i».-,ula' luter in the season. . non*, in state* where prohibit;m -shall scoring nine runs on four hits when as one of the best towers in the state Tlie Hastings B-team lost to the te cast aside. The government probably 1 thirteen men faced the Holland pitch­ Jack recently defeated - Joe Benhett er Roush, coming up first in l)ie fourth i*1io played Jimmie Risk in an ex­ Grand Rapid* fl-team 18 to 7 In u would fix a maximum limit 'to the! there Thursday evening. Wood- number of place* to be licensed b.. u d inning, put the bail into the race track hibition game iwrei lour games out of match for a home run and McCann connected five and averaged better tlian 72 per man and Stanton were high scorers cn population, and would requite that for Hastings while-H Hoekscmn and drinking be not danr oiFtlw premia for his second homer of the- season In cent ringers. Ck-itr hud the best rtnger average for Uh«rr liquor is sold It would |>robably tlie seventh frame Batteries for Has­ The tournament till* year should be arBnii fUplds. Rat.ia. ' . fiJUw the Canadian plan of handling. tings Wert Brown. Roush and Morse, particularly interesting since it will •'l.-r.d -■ Herewith arc detail* of the Lansing 'lh,. reUI| Jlqu<>r truffle, with th.- ’.dta Moore; Walters. Walderlng. Bakkers consist vt single matches instead °f I .^7' {getting Uw maximum ot revenia-. anil' matches at In the tournament last i, and Westerhof worked for Holland. SP R DR Pt* Per maximum of control over Uh-tratTli ' i Laiuing The best baseball seen on the local year. ’ 284 164 “ —So far thl* season ail members of Uie, !?s*^r " diamond this season' and perhaps for 266 132 30 democratic party ha-, nude.a poseveral- years past was exhibited Sunday regular Hasting* A-team have not been | p,™ , ’ - • , 288 135 30 197 ■,G ■ tlitical issue of the'n-iieal < when Hartford furnished the opposi­ able to play together al) al the same [ , rr1 '' 180 41.3fteenth Amendment and making; •”Jgon " , , tion And It was real opposition; only time. From one to two substitutes have 207 42 5 : drastic changes In tlie V* - - ’JOB 131 timely hitting by the locals gave Has- been used in each tournament Against it-------------I''. ’ . ' I That party, having much? a ixJi ’ ind Grand Rapids, liowever. fan* nope that I . f7 8 1384 659 161 1U49 44 H issUr. nt n hB, taken a din-et ’uni! tor I ro‘““ Hastings got a long lend In tlw flrit Uie team will be there full strength as WL HP R DR Pts Per;the.repeul ot the amendment, and hr any player ----who........... slmots ringer average* | Hasting* *1 inning when with one man down and a । 1, 4 I 280 177------------------------i 53 247 633; the immediate ntunf of tin- m.< double play in sight the Hartford 'much below 45 per cent ts likely to lx- c James ' 3 2 284 147 shortstop muffed a hard hit bail from;a heavy lour although tin* pcrceiiUgc 1E James 1 4 342 152 30 i9fi 44 4 ’< <i|io!ic content Hut the jmity <ii--Brandstr tier's bat. the only error of is plenty good enough to win ixiltiLs inl()i*k* 0 5 266 89 12 148.33 5: propose any plan bv mruns .nl wli i Stanton the game McCann. Brown and Roush ’ the average touincy |Htan ”~" . 0 5 212 42 - McMillan tiH-n hit safely and three runs crosacd , ------------ « • ------------ ' the plate before the side was retired \Cn!nrssrl (linnfa lOHia Innin r~.orea UtaniS, KJtaniS, ; Totals . 8 17 1384 «O7 I 43 875 43.H :ir.iYof tin- itqmir tram-.’to tl.e m.huil J In the rerond Inning Hartfoid go- ^OlOrea lOHta Tn Plsiv Ttsnm Perp Herewith are details of the Grand! ""1 f‘»r *uc»t action, a-. Uh-.’ luck two of the runs by virtue of three I . * .’pl* ■* ■ . « that. .«1 ot ham:.: .> mi­ clean hila. Till* ended the scoring until J1 O riay 1 eam oere napUh tournament GROUP 1 Grand l*>rm .tern <>! distribution a. (.'.macii the seventh wlnm Roush and Morse . ll's more than likely - that funs herMlA.IM Rapids v.s Hastings at Grand; ........................... .......... ‘ xl I. Rapid*. July 7. by Gtand ha*, there would be both hit safely and Halsey, bn the *>«• >n f'“r another "bung-up"" good 7. 1932. w-m won-by ,,iW-there tx- as many plan-, for mound for Hasting*, won his own basebail game Sunday' afternoon when •Rapids J« to 7. 1 ,h* nt ■ [^>1 I Tlie democratic party, as well its tl-.<game with a vlcloui single through tlu- I°nJu comes here for a return game Grand Rapids w j ’ republican party., p^slgcs iLsrlf t»» prrpitcher into right field, clearing the l'i May tiu- Independents wen- H Hoeksema . bases 1 defeated 3-2 at Ionia and have Ixtii 4O4,'i',it Uh- return of rlie^salixii. also to GROUP 3 CROUP 2 protect prohibition staw-r lu-.u-ad oj Hartford made two hits count for a ' looking fonfrard all season for a chance Vander Pool . ..gjune m-: <r federal regulation*, which run in the eighth wlren Houny got hlsl10 ‘ Ven *xounU Both tram* are even- John Postema 32 j would largely control the dispensing of third bit off Halsey* delivery andf'V maUhed^tond both an- cabble of Jim Postema 3() I liquor, the democratic plan would al- Wortt! on Goodman's three bagger, his putting, up u good brand ot game, Meyers ... 280Flow such local control as each mdividA week second for tlie game * ~ *" * from Saturday. July •*» 23, tlx* Kuiper . . . nq 9 j ual stale would prescribe Brown pul Die g-jme in lee. however. Marshall 1nde|>rndcnu are scheduled Jahn Hoeksemn In Hastings' half of the inning when to come here for a contest Hcemstra . One of the feature games of the en ­ he lifted a fast one Into Uie band Take your choice. If anyone behcvi-iJay Postema stand for a homp run with McCann on tire season will lake place on Sunday tliat a political pnrty ought n'rt CU July 24. when the Bishop Colond base . 498 33 3 make a political issue of prohibition, the republican jiositlon should appeal "Rube Applebury" pitching for Hart­ Gianta of Battle Creek clash’with the Hasting* Pct R ford granted Hastings' only right tote, Independent* lien*. Tiu- Giants are al­ Woodman . f.8 3»7 to him.- if anyone feel* that. th«- voters Spectacular! Yet the low price alone doesn’t tell the Jt issued two pa-sw-s. and struck out seven, ways an Interesting team-to sec In ac­ Stanton 315o of tiu* rountry. without regard to jxuty men. Hulsey allowed nine hit*, two tion and fans lien- cun recall many1 ex­ Roush 30 4 «’»d,entirrly free fnmrimrtybia-., h >uld whole money-saving story! SEE THEM. citing contests, between. tills Battle 393I vote and d-clde this que.-tion. Un- r»-passes, and had three Btrike ouLs. . Miller Creek nine and Die local team. Judging 287 publican plan would- be’ futoird. if Purtol. playing renter field for rtartMcMillon ford contributed the moat six-etarular from past performances there will t be Heacock 28 6! an>°<*r tlF*1 w,ch 'lioukl . •}g2'• I'-guIate tile lialjic, anti t|iat state c aiIx-rformunce of tlie day when lie made a< tlon aplenty Buskirk 250:>iol would b<- iijx-rior to national bofitwo conVcutive "sticx- string" catches Tinker 243; trol. then Im-»<iqld Turrir tin- demoof what siioiik) huvr been sure hits by Brail . Brandy and McCanir. ISO 180]cratlc position. If'anyone believes .tliat O'Donnell ’___ 'we .-Ji^nld ami nd tlw- V •! !■•.«! Art >-> Box score 433 1540 28 । as to permit the sale of beer wlth-.ni'. Hastings . Girl. Ixisrbail players of Indian ABR II POA 'knowing what system a Hi lx- -vt tip foi Harrington, If. . . Landing. TlMirnapplc lake, demon­ Grand .Rapid.'. . 0 i flic db-powl ot that beer, hr should to?-­ Young, ss . 5 strated Sunday that the great Amcri’’ the demrxtrntlc ticket A vote for either Brandy. 3b tun sport Isn't exclusively a [lastline Cider A Vander I*ool5 : ■ ticket would favor the protection of j McCann, 2b L.r men by defeating a t«-nGi of men Kuiper A- Jim Pmtrma 4 3 : state* having law* to prohiNTtfie traf-1 Brown, lb , 12 to 4 in a game Sunday. Tn another Jay Postema At John Postema 2 ». Barker has been removed accompanied by her fri Roush, r f 2 0 0' game the Rancher* defeated Uh* Mill Heemstra & John Hoeksema 2’ _2|vote against the return of shIoihis -a Hallo*- Scgar's Sunday. ot livr *>n. Gerald Barker. Ix-onard, c f 0 10 Street Tigers of Hastings by a decisive •1 Mat (. ••oil and Winfield - vote lor Uh- democratic party would Mrs Hattie Anders entertained Sat ­ Morse, c 1 3 01 score. of U.ii.-mg Mr, and Mrs. Ce* I open the way lor a* many ayatema of Halsey, p .. urday evening. July 2. with a mi-cel1 1 41 The Indian Landing tram of girl* Hastings ’ 'law- regulating Uh- traffic a* there ure latuou* shower in honor of iier.duUgh- cent marriage H PO A ’ttl" l>'a^ Bffaln flt Indian Land- Woodman A: Miller ... Mx-on'and Mte Hattie Mason Hartford states, with little mitral uiterfen-no ter Marion wJu> wu* icvntly niarrit-d to Mrs. Art RicliahLnn received a card 0 3 3.1"' . T "• ___ Stanton A- Heiicock from Mi Mark Purdy of Chieayo ■yland spent Saturday uud SunSu-wurt. 1*............... A vote for the republican party would Roush A Buskirk Ftank Oriykendall. ‘ Sroundin. r f mean undoubtedly a large ini*ip.urr of many pretty and Uwful gifts. h-»- cn ani MeMillan A Tinker Bouny. 2b federal control over tlu- tnifilc ip Mich and cake were -ened and all departed from the «-'x;ilik-:<.n •»! her sms InAgtay momint friends of Mrs O'Donnell A- Brail . . . ■ ■ ■ R Miller, lb slate* a* favored the return of the wishing them a Happy smit praipcrmr: M; |«:n<r. .DiliAjill. rntrti it lu-r home arid Goodman. 3b ,. manufacture and sale ot alcoholic future. o -j !..und I i r rittmu in a chair dead She » IB beverage*. undertakes Righter, if. hud died Mimrtime Tuesday evening. 7 n Clayton Brandstctter'.s CentrallU-s Mr. and Mrf. Frank Thompwn ami Purtrl. cl We have tried slate this mailer fattier. Mr Win. Gilh-.-iiie, sja-nt a lew The funeral t<> -k t»Lscv Frid.iy at the - 0 defeated thru Second Ward Easterners A Miller, c plainly, without bias and with no days last week with Mr. mid Mr. ErCartland officiating and 7 01 Friday. 6 to 3 to win the K. of P City “Applebury." p. thought of urging anyone to vote anv ik*Mde crnicteB Beside a LAKE <»l>Ei 0 < j League Championship for 1932. Acother way than as she or he may is beiti in fi : '' ravM- counts of the last two games and the Wm-dow Martin of Gull lake visited Given below ore the-batting averages hevp' Is right. . ' ilili for *<>me time had tinmis-Ju ISunday with Mr and Mrs. RaynwflU ' for the member* of Hastings Independ­ final standing* will appear in next A fast game ot soft ball Monday • to fall Thursday r.ening and Burt ent* who are appearing in the line-up .week's Banner Martin and son. night at the fair grounds was won by l.< jwrd and Mr- Joseph Then- .u <- <■-.> ral mrihs to lx- n . sid­ [ break m-r .lUp.- M: at the present time Averages are fig­ Mr*. Mary Watkins jiax-cd away at tin- team chuu-n by Bob Feld Home ed in this nelgiib'rluxxt. Mi. and Mr- caring for her. ured to Inetudr the games of the past GOING TO OLYMPIC GAMES IN C ALIFORNIA. runs by Clark O'Donnell. Dutch H<y- her home in Middleville after a few Ralph jAiktn- a daughter. July 3; Mr. week end Hasting* jx-ople will be interested In venair and Clay Bassett hel|M4 male of age Siu- spent must ot her life in and Mrs Frank Silrcck a son, July 7; Player AB the following item concerning a former the score 28 to 9 Mr and Mr*. Roy Wiikiiia. a (JaugiiMcCann ... 35 13 371 Hasting* resident Boys came from Welcome Corners Yankee Spring*. She leaves five daugh­ I ' ters and two sons to mourn her' passing. Brown ... ...49 .348 "Addison C Barber, -on of Mrs O and the Cook farm to share in the fun. MLm Eflh- Ricliaids of Milwaukee 1* Roush 50 900 H. Thompson of Grand Rapid* and A. A contest is enjoyed each Monday eve­ Tlie funeral was iuld Sunday at her visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Johnson and home and laid to rest in the Yankee Moore C. Barber of New' York City, who la ning beginning at 6:30 and for nine Springs cemetery She was the mother family Morse 376 Michigan champion high jumper, ties innings. Mrs. Jas, Leoiuird attended the BrandstcttcT . Clay Bassett suffered a wounded of Mrs. wrn. Johnson and Rollo Ullvry funeral of her grandfather. Wm. Mc­ for first in -Chicago trials and goes u> 52 13 .250 Palo Alto. Colif.. for the Olympic shit), from u club that slipped when n of this place She will be greatly mtesed Cown, of Rutland Monday. Parker . 350 final* July 15 and 16." baiter tried to make a Iwmc’run. Dr. Mr. and Mrs W H .Hayward visited Mr and Mr*. Rollo Bowerman arc Bump . Wnodburne .sewed .up. Uie gusli and Young .. San Francisco lias 40 telephones for Clay expects to be OK. for next Mon­ the pioud parents ofa fine baby boy ter and Mr and Mr.- Clarence Cap-' born July 1. ' ' 4 / Hartington 57 ID each 100 inhabitants. day night. There will be six free lectures given l>on anti dmighu-r who are spending • ‘ in succeafion at the Behrens Mills Miinc time at Gun lake . HICKORY CORNERS ' Mr. and Mr* RiL^ell Johncoek and Mrs Della Bissel is at tlie Battle sclwol beginning July 15 at 2 P. M. by Creek Sanitarium for ubM-nalion and a doctor and nurse M'lit out by the sens attended a family gathering at tlw state. Everyone is Invited to attend home ot the former's jrarents. Mr and treatment. Mrs. Arthur Johncoek ot Cloverdale, in Mrx. Orace Peter* Moody and Louise tlicse meetings. Mr and Mrs. Edward Bowerman and tunor of txii-y Joiuicvck wlto t* home Kelley were in an auto accident thl* week Their car tunu d completely «>vrr baby are visiting Uie latter's parent:, from Chicago for lier vacation. but they were only slightly bruised and near Bowens Mills Mr. and Mrs Albert Green and fam­ 5!is.- Fr*>« :-t Johncixk of the death o! scratched. We Are Going to Sell Mrs, Minnie Trethrick is expected ily and Marshall Bntndow attended the lull -r'.- nephew, Rockwell Hayward, FOR the Hilt Hill reunion at Fine Pine lake Sunday. wlm< iKHih* ■••• wa* in Cmnas. Wiuli.nuTHE ASSORTMENT home this Tuesday from California. tne ,,s ,*’ar’ Hayward, Her brother. Rev Roy Bostwick, and There were about 80 present from Bat-1,on- 1,1 *“* l,K‘ IKY GOOD Mr* Bostwick with wliom she has tie Creek. HaaDMgs. Nashville. luicry. wlu' tonnerly hud in thia viciinlty Sympathy U extended to the relatives Maple Grove and Dowling. A px luck ««"• “ <» ” ' •-v ’ -ort-rt tn »h.. rrtei«« visited the past year are driving dinner was served at noon and a fine through. LEAD ANP ZINC The Banner 8 S class meet* Mon­ program was given in Uie afternoon VAnt Newton and wife ol Middleville day evening at the luxne of Mrs Fred All enjoyed the day and vowed it was and Ray Newton and family were SunPerkin* A program will follow the o a day welt spent guests of of Mr Mr and and Mrs Mrs. Neal Neal NewNewMr. and Mrs. Vance Sharpe and son ’Iday d“>' Itueate operatlve supper at 7 30 The L. A. 8 at Rev. and Mrs. Swad- Rarold of Grand Rapid* spent a wivk ■J101)ling's was well attended Friday. Elec­ vacation at their cottage ul Deep lake I Horae?- Quok and family of Grand John Grice and son George accom'K-'pids were week end guests ot Mr tion of officers resulted as follows-. •Mtn Richardson. TELEPHONE 251S FRANK SAGE President, Mr*. Frank Bolyen; Vice­ panled his daughter and husband. Mi Pres. Mrs Frank Brown; secretary and and Mrs. Jay Robert* of Grand Rapid.*: Monday July 4. being ArJ Richardbirthday. Mr and Mrs Roy NaitMWVWW treasurer. Mrs. Carrie Lamont. The to Oxbow Dam. Houghton take and <>f Freeport next meeUng will be their annual pic­ scveral other places of interest recent-‘,rr ttnd M" ’H»«“ ly ., surprised him by presenting him with nic at Prairieville park. . Richard Green of Naahvtlle spent a “ lovely birthday rake and'u freezer of The tuition at Kellogg Agricultural high school has been reduced to $60. few days last week with lite unde Al- j Pineapple la- which th<-y all enjoyed at ,hp former * home. Anyone who would like a boy or girl bert Green and fatoliy __________, e t_________ | Sympathy of friends is extended to to work for board and attend school SIZES AND We don't think this Quality Paint BALTIMORE CENTER. John Crawford of Gun lake in -his COLORS communicate with Supt. O. Herrington. Frank Cardd of Lansing te spending ' bereavement. Miss Edna Willison is attending PRICES REDVt EH all through the Moderately Priced. just as regularly as the seasons come and go, in­ a tew week* with to» father. Joe Cardd. I Gary and Ruby Newton are in Lansummer school at Kalamazoo. ' Pai nt Department ot our store. vestors in our shares have received their Mr. and Mrs. A. Tobla* spent Friday I sing thl* week attending 4-R club conMiss Eva Whidby with Mr. and Mrs. dividends twice a year. Glenn Whidby and children and Ross with- Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Tobias ol i fercnce. ,pary won 1st prize in -calf * ’club work also 1st in Health. Mlsa Whidby are touring the western states. Pritchardvillc. These dividends amounted to over 1325,000 dur­ Mr. and Mr*. Rite Tietjens spent । Ruby won 1st a* 3rd year sewing Mr*. Vina Smith's mother from Har­ ing the first half of 1932 and we invite you to bor Beach is vid Ung her. Mrs. Smith's from Saturday until Tuesday with Mr. • champion. There are twenty-one deleand Mr*. Geo. Gurnsey of Frveiiort | gates from Barry county In attendance share in the next dividend disbursement health is some what improved. Telephone 2131 - Hastings, Mich. Mbs Velma Kellogg of Quimby Is at this conh-relH-e Mr. and Mrs Lovell Dewey announce at the end of the year. the birth of a 94. lb. son named May­ spending the week with Mrs. Robert I Mr. and Mr* Will Dipp and Mr. ai« Glasgow-. Mrs. Harlow Begay attended tlw fuGoods Delivered nard Merle, Mrs. L. Rathbone of Lake Odessa, neral of Mr* Joe Lehman Thursday at Thursday July 14th, Mrs. Homer Flower will entertain the Home Liter­ Mra. Let Russell of Lansing. Mrs. i the MennoniU* church near Logan. LANSING, MICHIGAN Charles Solomon of Hastings and Mrs. Thp Mtasc* Mildred Hutdien and ary club. George Guernsey of Freeport were, Marguerite Segar «penl the week end Local Ropmcntatioas J. L. Maiu A Son ! MassachusetU began to issue paper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Tletjlru with Mis* Helen Miller of Logan. Sunday. .* I Mrs. Elia Simpson and two ^hlldrcn j money in UK. INDEPENDENTS WIN TWO IN WEEK-END SERIES Grand Rapids Tossers Play ----Here —Tomorrow - Sacrificing higher-priced stocks! Shattering former low prices' Ladies’ DRESSES 00 00 K.PENNEY Co Girl Baseball Team Beats Male Team 12-4 " ° !| Third Ward Nine Wins City Series Y. M. C. A. ITEMS The-NEW LOW PRICE on Our Stock of High Grade HOUSE PAINT LAND PLASTER Makes It Possible for You To Paint NOW! Wall Paper ALL KINDS OF PLANTS DEVOE BUY YOUR COAL NOW/ PAINT Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. 98 Per Gallon Window Shades For 43 Years Carveth & Stebbins <• Capitol Savings & Loan Company The 4 excvCC Duhj Sto �FACTE FOOT!________ utli.ktol orn ww>m4v.;ln every v0Un< P”****- Th«>‘ required •t HuHan. UicklfM. , a chairman and a secretary of the cau----- :-------- :—--------- icus and regular proceedings to be car­ cook BBQ ., tan. । r[^ through Young men were there This What Others Say ► 4 THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JJTLT 11, ISM The Hastings Banner;m<nU ,or>yoan< pcot,,e be^,me w‘ A lie Liaatniga paiiMcx jtcrested in politics. Caucuses ware held Views and Opinions; and That Backward Glances; Washington's Farewell Eight-Year Association Ended Bits of Yesterday Plain white or colored bright— The comfort’s there and style,is right. SECOND CHOICE. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. SEVEXTV MVMTll TkA# and were often chosen delegate* to The democrats In our opinion, nornlWord was received from Mrs. George ' .* — .. hLomZ' convenUon* «• °®cers or naled their second strongest candidate o.neril-WMhlnn:,,,, UH mtotln, " Hjto xna ptotj motorWll w’-b4 ti.tm.urr * cures. When convenUon* were held for the presidency. Wc believe Newton . .. . . ; through to Oregon, slated they had wito M> V*tor. U»X pttto in Ito toil ,t YeHowHoto Park to.to, to<l ------------------- - -------- —I there was always a considerable num- D Baker of Ohio would have been a i.-n. I.y Mill, I----------------- ‘ of youn^ men presenl wJ)0 were ln. stronger candidate before the country parlor of Black Sam Fruuncts' Tavern. | n most delightful trip and expected to HI-SW; ONE YKAlt. IS.OO 7 r » oun * men Present wno were in thftn Roovve | t the nomlnw . IN RAURV 148 years ago. ' !be with her daughter. Mrs. Albert • so ccifrrj'tkiiao '.crested in. and were trained tn. I’ariy.Ttic smartcat thing the democrat* did On this day George Washington. Kratz, at LcGrand, Oregon by the next ha-tv Hix Mos-riB *OTk: “nd that w“ worth wh,lp n;ln Chicago was their rejection of "Al ' called together for tile laal lime the (day. *15 r.dutiua »■»* helpful to'the young man. it was;Smith, despite the fact that Smith is officers of the Revolutionary Army.! Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Pflug have had' '■I*-) beneficial to hi* party it was Helpful a urpat American andjme ot tlie mo*t then staUoned in New York City There as guests the past week, Mr and Mrs. •l-STr. THREE JTOSTHH . 7, 2 . ‘"f . . nc>P*u. ro|orful ttnd cotnp,,yrfj/^r.rs<,llulltlc.5 ln were the men with whom h>r eight Hurry Brooks and family of Jackson, ’ so? to his precinct and hi* country. It w- ur contemporary political life. The years he had counseled and fought and Mr and Mr* Thos. Burn* 'Irma Wora healthy condition. public, despite its respect for his ability starved in the war of Independence. It den' and daughter. Barbara, of Lakc‘ j We shall always believe that the cau- and. admiration for hi* meteoric rire' in was not ncccwary to say farewell. view. Mr. and Mrs Paul Renkes and I'UIU.X .MWiik'IPTK Vl’.h iv iln'tur l«; and convention system is be I American poiiUcs. Allcu$ realized Hie significance of far thetodaughter. Pauline of cannot Clinton.associate Iowa, thc and4 ” Harold of " Grand ~ .preferred nreferted tn the nrlmarv brcaitM- of lWWkrNcwYorkrrwllhWhRcHouse summons from their clitef. And when. *~ —'•* Henkes -• —■* Rapids. to the primary, becaure of.^^p*^ jn otlM,r wx,r(u. Smith a'v Aiy.VERTlSWI RATES.. Mra.-------David- ----------Boyes apd son returned shortly afternoon. General Washington -------------------------„ I the interest it stimulates in people to ^jie candidate \would have typifiefi the entered the room they knew hr iiad- Saturday to tlielr home In Allegan ’* • take, a part hi their government; liberalism of the democratic plank on come to give them their last "ordera." after a week's “visit with parents, - -------*•'* ~* ,IU her ------‘~ Ur-n i.. u ' through their parties. We believe., the. prohibition. Governor Roosevelt, on. the. A month previously he luid said good­ Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbard, and ‘■'"t defects of the caucus and convention, other hand, lifts tlie party’s prohibition bye to his soldier* and subalterns, hud other relatives. ' stand to a higher level than the dry* rent most of them back to their tall Mix* BeatriceCarrot her* left Mon ­ Thar ’••-•> system could have been cured, and■ had nntlcifiated. Up to now Uw proploughing. But now he must take his day for Saginaw where she joined : should have been cured, without a re- fe.Miunal dry* have always Classified, a leave of there, hl* veteran brother friends on a trip to Mackinaw and w,!*ort to the primary system. Tlie pri- wet a* a plain drunk—and getting officers, who had shared with him in other northern point*. measure* vne Uie neavy heavy minien burden oi of command. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ickes and "i- mary method is undemocratic. Under away with it. With Governor Roosevelt mvasure J a* the nominee Hint argument will fall The tavern they were meeting in had daughter. Marlon, returned Friday ilrt it minorities can and very often do rule? _ ! under its own weight. His own private usaociations of Itself in the days before ,rD1I» »WUng relative* m Ohio. They b. for the person getting the largest num-,iuc and public accomplishments in- men began to gather tn knots in street attended the Ickes and Garn reibr bet cd votes Is declared the nominee. ■ surf the wet aide ot the question fair comcra and to stop their buggies at j union. . , the although he may not have received as ’1"*1 thoughtful consideration. This Is cross roads to talk of •inalienable i Mr and Mrs. Ed. Hilton spent ** “ ! fortunate for the couhtry as well nr. end in Woodland kith Mr. and JOB PBINTINO. per cent of the party s votes cast at .|lu, jMUf Th(1 pr(.sl<jcntlal candidates, righto" and "taxation without repyc- week rentaUon," this tavern had had for a Mrs. Alva J Miller, going with them that primary. In a convention no one hn other word*, dignify the positions of device on its .sign the head of Qtleen to Ionia Sunday. could be nominated unless he had a their respective parties on thl* great Charlotte, and was known hi New York , Donald Prentice left Saturday for Toledo where he will take a course at majority of the delegates representing । question. Despite tlie fact that as ' Queen's Head Tavern " the P«»htbt«on our opinion, is getting But when Samuel Fraunces, steward. a linotype school. ito neonletow. and oura »urx U 1. a• reuresentative repto»ntoW,„ M1Wm In OU1 lu COSCWUHC MOD1HCATIOS. began to invite tlie murmurem in the) ■onmxtoto. H« °™ «to .ill mini to.:: ,mPtoU„,,, n be «:UM. w. ton- streets into his back |>arlor to continue TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. n.on »:» toiUA. u» -prahi- •»««■.»> men nominated ’ |R,t go oh with many of-the states in their talk of liberty, the name was Mrs. Rachel Bailey of Grand Rapids bn.Ki In '.I, Brpubto*.. or, *M*'t a b higher class- ■of- — ... -■ pHm.rJ. ' -Drmocntoe PH.S pUKo.™ m„„ I oo*-. u» I> u -bcromp.p to..- open nullification of the provisions of changed to -;Fraunres Tavern.' later was Ute guest of Mrs. Art Chase Mon­ this amendment. Under either platform day and Tuesday. roptol. »U.nc..ta ... .vra '» f*-, I” “"Z «■ the plain voter will have final say a* wiwn the RevoluUon broke out in ear- ' nest and, Black Sam" Fraunceic was , Mis* Adda Sluwson is the guest of .ubmuso.. M .to a«b«mh .»«.«■ * to what the future policy of the coun­ aMlve on tlx- Colonial side, the place :her aunt. Mrs Chai les Sylvester of mon( ... m«.ton. toobrtl, ttoto “ ””kt “nwow. try, on thl* question, is going to be — became more and more a resort for Battle Crock during vacation. Mrs. Florcnij! Logan has gone to >.to. ««ld be.Uw minimum nu.utod"’™' •n"’h" “" Charlotte Republican Tribune. •Rebels. " • This historic old house still stands atj 'Jamestown. New York, where she will Wotocl .*/ etow mn MU. Uffittd «< l»f»toUn«.ro..’ ‘INTERESTING CAMPAIGN. ‘ several weeks with her son. the corner of Broad ami Fe*r[ StreeuH *1.Mt U>1 , Ptodw .ouon K«ble. “J" , The ensuing political cani)»lgn uiU and w visited annually by Uioukand* ot1 ‘ £,lor I Dr w A Lampmgn and son returnbe an intensely interesting pni-. Al tourists. . .h. tums of money in order that thc voters1 Smith who ran for president in 1928 is' •ni<- room whfre Washington and hu S? -Tuesday to their home in Shepard, umom! the constitution. One provides । . , J , . „ might be made acquainted with thc! now sulking, becaure Roosevelt put It officers assembled, known a* the -Long ‘ Michigan. •hat the legislatures of the states shall *’ ' ... J:unc? Go*cr lc,t Thursday fop . ., merits of candidates and the principlest over him Franklin D. Roosevjelt. the Room." ten days before had N-en Uie' vote the ratification and tho second' , ’• * . *‘**9’ vlslt ln Milwaukee and ... . , and the platforms for which there!,j democratic nominee, is on a dripi>lng scene of nn elaborate dhitu-r in Wash-' tuuiiora provide that uias ratification rasuicauon shall *nao lxuc dane uauc, ................. , . ,i। platform, lie Lx vacillating, he didn't ington’s* honor celebrating Uie evacu-1 • ..r:,K°... by State convention. Unquestionably j Cdndld“,c" K w expensive. and.darr B„ a(!cr Ta:nlniuiv and u trym : atlon of New York by the British. MUs ^’Tlrude Leins and Albert O tL the -ate convention -method U tlie j! accounts *ccounU for part of °‘ our wr Increased 'ncrea.scd|I {to hx up thira-s wdh Tammany. Presi­ Candies had then blazed freon' the!Gra,B ”x’nl lft-s‘ ueek »“lcrchandelier*, bands had played. t. W to I "S gf n ^ w *" I 2 r,r ;“‘ taxes. The did caucus and convention dent*.. --- --------------------- ... dentOloovcr 1* responsible for..^ thv demost satisfactory for dealing with any I did not coat the people a rent. We have।' l’W-4on and- any other ailment -- had been given and tributes paid amid ' ,.Dr' B7'C» wa' with „ Miss (Henna Pancoast the amendment* designed ’to nullify the . . , . , . , . to . 1 which man or beast is intending. loud applause. b ..ul| Eighteenth amendment but to date not!I lo l..to rtoUtorin, bond, to n«Hc> Iw,„ ,4. But thl* Decembi'r noon the Cham-! Mr and Mrs. R. T, Fremfh. who hate I voters for the primary; ballots have 10(out ftn ulc rolling deep on a raft alone her whs undecorated. The only sound I. "" a single elate in the union has provided was Un- clank of sword* a* the officers ^,n '£ur?"g ln. rcturn«l Phone 2266 Hastings, Mich. “»x,«.».« con- be printed and paid for al public ex, - Son-head Hiram Johnson, who wanted came to attention at the . ntrajice of 10 to ‘their home *wlr.h0 "’c in Middleville. ld‘llev, to be president by republican consent, 1 Milpa Herr W Wchlnn W ».» . has now decided that tlie democrats ary their Commander In all the ynar* of|,r¥r*' campaignin'* thev had never ms h • and Mr*. Alin'd Hine returned right Let’s take tiwm all down to pnnn^o, n w attle ameUtuttw ,« . ( ,hl( „ mu Itok |»<1 totot „ s.wnl„ to ttott horn. In Tokdo convention„to , ratlfv . ,. , candidates ■ .is Madl’-on Squofc garden 'but be sure to ■ . change* , m .the The cost. .to .individual have a referee who hasn't been bought McLravy and family -u.e ttmnuum ta, .hb »I C~nc moR ftan ,be alicad of the fight !> Twill be some l^htt, » fe lib pra. HBd lhB J, ,,, campaign;—Grund Ledge independent. THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. “n Mrs. R. K.'■Grant and daughter. Miss PLATFORMS *" "Ibbttto.pnmMtb.UttltoUn.bedone , Grace, were .the. guests of friend* in it s not platforms that are needed I Woodland Friday. bmtttbb. to «.« to.- M.to totoUtttal. A very pleasant picnic party wa* > The old farmer still 1* a-thinklug need is for men and action. Amcri! Mins Eunice Kelly of Traverse City is Ubb.1 ettMMM. «1-UP ^wer to def ind „ The. NE'ER yef by force held under the oulu on die grounds of.- An h< nits milking Hh- e»w <5i has hud enough platforms. Now the tlie guest of Mias Cntlwrine Van Vol- Hon Robert J. Grant by the members He wonders who ha* id! the moriey with amendment* to Uie Federal Con-: ,. , . , Wan freedom over. , . , (would have cured the evil* that grew need Lx for men to climb down from the I kenburg. of the Presbyterian Sabbath *chool of The whyfon, when, mid how ' . .touuon A -into., Ctodiuo,, cxbtt In op oU >)>lrm h„, platform* and g» t‘> work. ! Mrs F It Pancoast and Mra. Dr. tin* city yesterday. Tlie society exc <> m e. ~ James Governor Itooscvelt and President Howell returned from a visit with preu tlicmwlvex under many obhgu- r''r^ape ils JiMt rhare <if taxe > > jn <'..ale.. '-awl (.....icy to toe peonb. by Ito hun- Hoover know that, platform* won’t help Thompson. friends in Williamston and Lansing Hons to Mr. Grant for the courtcriai to-Hd d«.d.. to.tondto >to quMton 0, tMuul,rt, lhB teu4.s the United States upon its road to re­ Make" *money, Mak n,,,,rV and not do a thing. । Saturday It's pm in non-taxablr paper * .n unendnml by eon„nu«». >bj, extended them. covery. Platform* are built solely to Mra Mattie Morrill of Grand Rapids | At the prize shooting match held to- ' And to Wall Stm t quickly taki-i tional time would be required. Regard- • catch .vote*. They are not carefully laid I.av been vrotirjg Mr ami Mrs Ch«l«! day in thu chv A M Black HUIo A wing plans for . war against a .common lex* of party ptk^fiirm or even how we! < Unto, -.nd ..toer t.lrndk In toH ell> . stoui.-n .nd .Mr Wilkes, rich kllW enemy. Platform* arc merely to delude There fixe* the prln- ot’our product or dry the sentiment of the country A THOUGHT ON TAXATION recruit*. Every'day u gr«* up-mid gown Mrs w. d. WtoMdn M g? really 1*. it will take a two-thirds vote There arc men with high ideal* in And th< le-oplr who work and raise it A movement is under way, in thb ’J; kUld torr, n.rto and . Mr. Stold.n. -Cnn-only-stt-brndrand frown: both parties But the plank* placed ini state to limit' taxation of read estate for u!to,f to , v 'to. W,lt" '“h '•» »' 'I'"' the piatfbnns every four years ure not j. cmiMltuticniil amendment to modify all purposes of government ■ to H5 per Now who in to blame for this trouble? .‘X, l''""1' put there because they represent the' the effect of the. Eighteenth amend­ j A good digre of Uh- penile nt home! $1.1X10 of v-aluatton. Tills i* m accord­ Mrs Viola Buckhout and .son Donald. | , "* * For ii they get a few dollar* ment for submission to the states. Un-1 ance with the idea that real estate i* ers They are put there solely to get ot Toledo, ohm. ar< expected in the Tlicy are quickly sent'aw ay o<i a loan. lex^i special rexsion is called. Congre-*c Jj bearing un unfair share, of government voter,. They have'no actual meaning j Waalungton a* visibly moved a* hr u;». city this week to visit her mother. Mrs 1 ‘ OLfUl The splitting of hairs, tin- bickering, ht that moment. ’ r■ Julia Willison. wdrnot be able to begin consideration 11 | LITTLE BLUE-RIBBONS. ■ With i! they gamble, they tell u* Anyway, money to make MltoMMH.MUxto.nu ' unul,„„„ M11, .hL, v„ „ •he pomp and fanfare of political Con-; Without’any formal preUminarle* he ventions are tnsulL* to intelligent vol-' began to speak. B>ue'-Ribbon.I” We c.U her th.. And who i* to blame for'their |»trcr MMtotolM,,ltL': doubt UM (to ...tod, » ,..«,«tod era Such proceedings debase and . "With a heart full ot love and gratl-’ extended visit with her'cousin. Mls6: FtW?av2TMt?^' U‘ ,,< r When the Governuu at. away n r„ ,id । take.' ...to. to,,, ...otaM, .!»: ««"«»!• to rnecto, to ,U.UW» cheapen U republic conceived and dedi- ] tilde 1-tmr-*akc leave of. you I most'■ , Aimee coulter fayounte-hat. catcd by serious men wlw wi re c«m-' d--*vutly wish Upft your latter day* j ■town. ■» ..to ptratotor Oto. Mtodl.u totototocl . : While the fxbplc al large, by Hhif ac­ ccrned with fundamental* and had no j may t>- a* prosperous a* your foftner I .dtortaUttuon And »toi. Con»«.'.<i„nl„,nTmuniap.|iw tions , tune for emp*ty words and idle cluvltcr i have been glorious and honorable.” "" ...... .. ' WAM'' u» j,, ,otoi .nd mmmlto —Ingham county New* ■ ' Mr. Sadu-Ktoto rtotod to tori" ^'nnnl M “ to .1" • j And with these .dmplc word* he ■ . tor.nmtot «d. torn „01„CJM.„l„l. tl, c„,„„.tos turned to General Knox, who happened1 ‘ home in Grand Rapid* Saturday after I jT , , 1 mLv.u, inixMon . . ™W " * ■ totoun: dr n.. . to dr,.,pins u, „„ „ BbM, ,JU A DISAPPOINTMENT. to be standing at his side, and vm- ... ...kr, vbU .ill. Mr. B„d Mr’. Will, When they find their 1. . . , Ream ’ rws, , ..... to. jn. towudww •» !1|e „■„ S.„B lhe . With Mi many capable men within I braced him. •I j.When “Little Blue-Ribbons" prefer* it their jiarty rank* from which to choose | "Gentlemen, he then addressed the. ' '"S'""■' *• .*'•*■ - ..... p,.vd . l.w limiting .to real r,FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. | to. . . Now »c have a way in Hu* cotm't-. it wax rather surpriking that the Gov-, other officers,'-f cannot come, to each ij p.o.o-t pro ., i.g-t ijj * r,nX ,j[,. ;.tx for state and l>a-a! governments rrpor Rnosevelt steam roller was able i Al Henke* spent Sunday in Muske-! 'Little Blue-Ribbon*" ha* eyes of blue.' . ,f.,v>n<',.nur u*- ',nrlt ' >’,u Io my leave, but I ..hall be A • ,m,n... Cnc.. ■ d . ,o lh,. m, to trample under font all opposition i»bliged if each of you will come and •.gpn. the,guest ot Minor Layton. And an arch little mouth, where thc dim on ba lb? mt-l-tort t.n.nnu. to*.™. ,totor.d. „v „„ C,lu,ni -............... ■ ------- .Jakc.mc'br ihcJiansL'J____________ :__ - Mr. and Mrs. Will Hay visited Uhhi4 --teeth peep through:- -------- 1 ttliu wilLput.thu.riM4»*y <•»wrzrk । They gathered around him then to ■ ; democratic nomination. parents in Allegan la*t ueck And her primitive look is wise and Now let ns all together rft bu . -.u .v Ha. st vtes iv ,.rnL>. io u* that there weyild be a hopeTlie Drinncj&t.-, arc apparently satis-, -hake hi* hand in .a long, firm clasp.1 Mrs. E Y. Hogl« and Mrs. Ruthj grave. And .study there problem • .•d t v-i.to.dv rab.t . <Approval ofoy during the rv-adtied, or at least a portion of them. But Mudge left Thursday morning for B<Z- With a renre of thc weight of Hie wwd Back up' tlie right projwi.itiou ' ‘ " w l' r' ''Tmumeiit. Government cannot exi*‘ if ___tills election is to be won for them by is thl*.scene that painter* haw depict­ u’!?. ... "behave!'’ | Pul Put up by ftood good honest hnnest mm. nu n. yrar.. probuLlv a mini. laxn:iw anil u .hl. JMalni normally Republican votes, then it is ed m> often—Washington surnmniwd Mr. and Mrs. Buller of Marshall are Though how and again she may cofi- J r. So evil granting a clear, 0. • rvv,. iU(, s;.(|(Ie..lv cut i.ju hnrre of a ditfcrent-imlor The vast by tils 'officer* in full dress uniform. tlx* guests of his shier. Mr*. J. A. descend avvr of modification. I93‘>i ^.llc ... . ' majority nt those Reiiubjicalp- who many of. them tUnwxt overcome by Greble. Tn a radiant smile for a brimte-fri'Tidt। SOUTH TIIOlt.NAI ’I’l.t assoc Mrs. Sttmpxm and children of Ann But tn smile forever is weak yoji know.' ^lr and Mr* Floyd Qqulro ant! fain> bo Mi. ,-ar’n-t in..ii4i,' • ” • ls Ul‘*' uiiifcC-.»nu. plait* f"r|worr sitting on the fence hoping.thatl etnoUoAk It - the end . of An -----—’la1W6 ’ , ' ' , , 'wiring lunds will have to be put-into:the ticket nominated would be such ai,lon ‘’‘Bbl years, years of starvation Arbor arc guest* of her parenU, Mr. And "Little Blue-Ribbons" regards It y of NapliMlle. 111. sp nt the Utter h tk-Hnitv; araon could be prr>i»r trial; other that or!"•'■'* a* they could coniclehtiously .-.up-■ tni>underrtanil>ng.*, a* well as and Mrs. A. Black. part of U*t week with her rti phew of triumphant actartiplbiupcnMRev. Irvine and family left this —Austin Dobwn. in "Poems." ,^Sidney Kenvnn. ahd wih-. , ’ . . ’ valuation* will haw to be revised up- port express htyle but dtsipiwlnttncnt Thc boat w“a-s waiting for him at .the week for his new field of labor in Ohio. Had Mich'^Tft.-’.aivhn; statesmen and pfanxs covering modifica- u iK- T1;c nn,r u >v , , ,rrdu'.t. .>ie .a, | Mr and Mrs. Theodore Wicrinca and economist* a* -Newton D Baker - nr water front, ready to take him to the During their stay here Mr and Mrs family of west of Middleville si^nt .I..1 . !.-L J?5." ' burden to reduce expense* We r ’ mu.t I Qwen D. Young or even A! Smith been •’«'«<>• shore on the first lap ol hte Jour- Irvine have gained many friends, who i Sunday evening with tlreir parent.,. Mr. rc, ... In' .releelcd to all see to it that our representatives . .. l;.-4d the ... ticket. it .. might ney t<> Aiiitapphs to present to the Con- regret their departure from our city, | and Mrs Chas B Johre/.n decide tin* qui BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. the Irgxslat-uc .support every ;h<xiahtful | ha'c a difierent story 'As it is we linen tai Congress hi* resignation as and w^h them great success in their --Arthur Trrry who with his family . . A., ,,,.!will <et ’he u*ual amount of ballyhoo Commander in chief of the Continental new home. run and all- thin at Ba.-rini.-toi,, I1:, fame oul ££ ■ Continued improvement in the•lived ( mw.u.f fo. economy and ica>.>. wry tor Uu. candidate, but much of it will forces. When the final farewells „ had{ ------ Frank' Hadley of Chattanooga. Ten- standard ol living and jn the general m'.y do u submit - question attempt to tnerrare xvtviulittrre* Ij 0,1 ,<,n‘ "f «“*• ute* .^-1 ..n.i. !i' U Incic.ti' cxfwhdf.urc*, Hack that record of actonipUshmcnu exchanged tile officers accom- ncsM-e Ls visiting old friends here, welfare b u inevitable a* the Udes of! d.’£l2 u rn < u exchanged tiw ofiitfers *l,f' »ii-« the lather of th tlusc <’rtnn* we sug- land fundamental understanding of ouritheir chief to the harbor, max- Frank 1* secretary of Uie Chattanooga the ocean."—Walter 8 Gifford. Mrs Teijy. a general saies txx with the pro- Iprrecnt situation tlw. it would have ,,l» 1,11 aUi*b through the cliecring and Electric Light Company. । a C J' m alw llwlr , I been pox ibl* t-i bring to light Wi'-ll any ’ '•'bbilut trooii* drawn up -to present W B An* of Kettle Falls. WatlilngEVILS OF THE PRIMARY. • It L« necessary to have one * mindI daughter Iron) from RocMMi R^ckfo^* >l«nt Friday !of the above—Gratiot co Herald. [arm* lor the last time to their Com-Hen. i* visiting- relatives in the city always attuned to change. "-Benito, with Mr and Mr. RobeJt y A tact which thojc •*!» have attend- deducted from the amount to be ratted | manner and vicinity Hu* week. ed recent jany gatJwrmgr.. such as1 from real estate -taxation dur.ng-the j Wiuhingtor. stepped into the boat Miss Kittle Beadle left Tuesday for THAT DEMONSTRATION. • Who can ever forget the sinking of July with their^rmito Mr NeX o followed by •General Vpn Steuben who Bcrtton Harbor when she has secured county conventio;.!. iculd not fail to following year. ’* Tlie demonstration for Gov Roose-. . ... limt a position. ' *** t<» make the Ajourney 0'"’** with *“*» »J»lhe Lusitania? But to measure the)Truant and Mr. Mmuml in nutire is the. absence ,of young men But insistence on rigid economy is vest as* » evidently a "staged" effort ‘ wa* z; peird r;t Qr J. C I.ampman and family have slain tn the World war you would have Rapids. ,n Or*nd taking part This is Umenfable. Jar more important than the method to that Qmr.n Ryan, announcer fficndiy lifted hisJ hat in a last gesture c-f fare- i returned from Albion and will hcreto Rqoscvvlt. admitted to his radio au- j; to sink a Lusitania every day for 70 Clare Peelmg and family of n-.mn Our* a country of jmrty -govern- be used for taxation. If government ex- dlence that it wa# not a spontaneous!; well to the gentlemen who had served ’ after make their residence here. yearsr-Profesror Luccock of Yale “nd »W «he F^rto htrJ ment. under wlpch parties must as- penses were rfhat they should be. tax- or enthusiastic demonstration and thatJhimaoweH, I FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY, r.ume Hie responsibility ot management, atlon would not be burdensome no it was -obvioush' being stretched out' j "No matter how important or big I --------—--------------- i Hie Board of Education will meet FAIR LAKE. t>,nMqucntly there 1* every reason why matter how Hie ossewnicnu were made, To the liAtencr* on the radio it ap-. i on Friday evening nt the office ot the offender, history shows that he that there was more ol spon­ b eventually caugjjJ.”—Amos W. W. The Kinsley Ladles Aid Society »1|| im mlcrs of a party Should take an ac- Tlu- lax Ipad can only be cficctivelj' re- peared James A. Sweety. NEWS GLEANINGS. taneous action m she demonstration Woodcock, prohibitum commissioner. 'u^rtUif third Wednesday m July for i We noticed in our cjty In attendance tlve interest in what yic party does. We duetd by cutting expenses far Al Smith than for any other man! Approximately saguu.txxi 000 was! at . -----------roT,t *uh Mrs Pr““c‘s Culver. Approximately $3,200,000,000 was! at the meeting of the Chapter of R A. cannot carry on representative govern-------------a hare name w.as before the convention. ,pcnt spent on education in the United M , on Friday evening. A. H. Ellis. "The world economic crisis can be i^Ln»n?h^r,rt Clark went tiled M and if volume of sound indicated any-1 states last year. menl satisfactorily unless there Is a. A BUSTER' AT LE/LST. . James McKevltt and F. H. DeGoha of coped with only by world action."—;,,. .he . Jwee^ ln thc interest thing it was that Mr. Smith was .the . , 1----------real Interest la parties by their mem-; Arthur Henderson. British staubman. j c ’ “ p, • cds at the University-of Wiscon'. Mldd^viyc • popular choice of the assembly if not G F. .'"Z" WEst. G. S. North. F A Ea t -----------Howard “ Acker ■nd Mr*. X' *•"•"*■“-r' At a regular meeting of Palmer Enbrrs ’ I Un. we read, have concocted a "diepre.x- of lhe delegates—Cassopolis Vigilant. a—« and F. U South — are ------members of- the rampment No 49 of the Independent 1 dont like lhe idle rich any more ‘ •«« Sunday Thc primary system, in our Judg- sion-busting ’ sciicnie all their own by Omaha 'Neb. Chamber of Commerce Order of Odd Fallows held on Thur*­ , to. Chambers of commerce seeking pub­ ment. is responsible, for lhe fact that, j agreeing to spend a little extra money * r,.rii »,<■», ZLL n . !dly evetu*< “w following patriarchs "A hundred or two hundred millionson‘ Rcnnl<. of Richland Sunin rural districts. ■ small towns and lnkeach w«k on such necessities a* silk licity for their cities should take a les­ rfur *n *rre du,y officer* for term, son from Bostonians—they' used their Ckhf, sends a school bus out 53 miles’: vU . Norman Bailey. C. P.; M. E. H. cities like Hastings, young men do not > hosiery- and tea shoppe sandwujlws AU bean I —Pathfinder. atres cannot bring prosperity: It's what! 8 u to bring in pupils. t p George M. Dewey; 8. W., Jrfin M. lhe average man earns that counts."—18pf.nt p-.JTY Kalamazoo take part acUvely in the work of tbelr of which .to Just as logical as Garner s Edward A____ UtUe Sltote^ 3a,Urday poMaul Hyk, Muto « Twrmt.ux ,w, s£o ... u, I>. ,'^u‘nr "Sto Si? JWttJparties. They do not assume respon-Pork Band" bill but nevertheless sibililles and teem to lack interest. Un- well bet that the proposition doesn't Bh^lirts t8 tn Russia,,bIblack ?<c,t s^v S 1:1in Itslvj Fnmtinvented the vacuum Jube now enxo *d Or^ Baturdgy eve‘ ­ “Man must reilixe his own unim-| spen^ „ 01 Delton shirts ' Barnum . —----------....--------. ol B JJe d end no thlru tn India-Arkansas Oa- i ^ ‘*S*"«‘‘le m all electrical com- nlng last the following brother* were portanc* before ha can appreciate hu; r mdispensabl gJn<Uy tl Juw Willison*, - Xdor ,K. the old plan'there -----were--- inducevoemllka much ] municatlon. ““*• d ..!v 1installed n,t,nK< nofficers mr-« nl 1 -- : -— duly of Hastings importance."—B. R. Baumiardt. of ®v— e and SAI e WHI MUNS1NGWEAR KT* is the world’s outstanding example of variety; it meets every seasonal need and suits every personal pref­ erence. We have them in union suits, shirts and shorts, plain white or colored, a complete size range; for men and boys and they cost no - more than ordinary underwear. Elect Servi <■ Phon “The Store for Dad and Lad" -77 “n,'r “VLMt wUh Mr- “,,d Mrs-John La° XJ SXrv. Tlie Old Fanner ”u Still Sits A-Thinking A Quotation T Prom Our Scrab IWUN Rook ' ChX<^SlXy8’32moSISeIIS TE <) WAIS Crumbs of Wisdom MUM01,n‘__ _ n;Vr*^1 ™ ima ♦ >-| Way of Our World Ph A �4 ► * THE HASTINGS BANNER, WETiNERDAT, JULY H, 193? 02761671 Maj. Gladeon Barnes* Granted Two Patents FUNDAMENTAL LAW EVERYONE WILL BE INTERESTED IN Among the list of patent* Issued re­ cently by the United States patent .office were one for a . system of gun fire, and a gun mqunt and carnage, ; • (Continued' from page one» granted to Maj. Gladeon XL Barnes. ; of which involve a long and ledioar..former Haatinga boy who is now wrv! proersa of gelling the proposition ocJ Ing in thc ordnance department of the I tore the legislatures of the several U. S Army. These are not Uie first Majj Barix >' invenlivej Stairs stales in clrer clear and concise form, and । products ot -then waiting until thirty-six of them n‘«- ho»ev«. hr- ha. i>v u rrspan' ran take lime to consider and ratify ' ’h*1! ?eVffal Mo,* “i’l11,»tiee» to be jit. Obviously any proposed amend- adopted by thc ordnance department. An almost endless number of serious Y<»u buy your milk TO-USE—not lo inent whatever, thus brought before---------------- ---• epidemics have been traced PIRECifl.Y have it-turn gnur on your hnmlrt. Some live soluaAsu forty-eight states, will be subjer’trd to criticism and discussion. to UNCLEAN milk. Milk is a natural of our cusj.omcrs have kept our milk in .requiring much time to bring it to a carrier, of irerms, and it must be pr<v th'sr fefrijeerators for DAYS arid ' vote It will be doubtful, indeed.' il'tHetl under the fii'wt sanitary condi­ 1, -1 whrtivrr three-fourths of lhe several I ?E believe that a motorist should not have of the time found it TH BE JEST Al tion*. Actual test by Michigan stab[ legislatures ' ran ’ugrev to its ratlficato worry about his battery—or even think I Hon. especially when it is rt-njembe/ed! i|iul some- ot these, legislatures may IN. Yon use EVERY UllOP.of .-ut,h (Continued from page onci iiuw a bitti-r and determined minority, ollowing cluse behind Ynilk, and HAVE NO WORRY about *■" In fact, our frea mtpection saevic* it planned to to overcome. Thirteeri states caii de- ’ their breakfast al ~ 30, then lllm-'c «»r chalice epidemic. feat any such bill. ' -(must clean up their cabin keep batteries off tha minds of car owners. ft will tx- enlightening lo compare | o'clock there u a moraine our inctiKid uf changing constitutions [ varl« tv ol things offered, ‘ You can safely forget your battery, IF you will with tlie English way. Thir unwritten (deciding what they will do think about v» fust long enough to drive in and constitution of England is far mure dinner is furnisiied al twelve <»'< J Highlands Dairy Grade “A" Milk (Pasteurized or Raw) — 10c Quart let ut look your battery over. After that, forget clastic and responsive to pubhr u-ntl- j then there is a rest ja Highlands Dairy Grade "B” Milk (Pasteurized or Raw)— 8c Quart ment than tlie written constitution of1 .mc-Lait hours. .-.|«-li: il for another two weeks. the United Stales. Changes In the Alter the p -'. period ■ British comtilution arc dependent en- with his or h< r group I tircly on the progress ot events; on j afternoon, usually taking up smnproj Lol ut inspect your precedent as estaphstwd by experience. ,,.tt which tin y belu w they wilt cnj < battery without cost., (by the q^-eistons of the courts and by << going on a hike. At four ocl.rk Uicr acU of Parliament itself. If we study j-. tlw -AMmiilni; period. Tin- ar. ROBERT W. COOK. PropPhone 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 'English poetical hi-dory for the lat jilenty. of adults watching th< jomuti century we shall-mw how remarkable ..p r. and instructing tla:m how to , (iTOgrcNi and reforms have been made swim Supper is al 5 30 After . . by tiie very logic of cv«nu Unfur- tty-re are uroiip game. of all kind' A' innately for us American.-'. w<- are 7 30 each evening there are .-.pedal,-1 . Mirely handicapped in Mich legislative: |ir(4fl.ulv., which change evvrv- evenuu- JMORE UNITED SPIR«reform by, tin- drastic rules of 005' ., nj, niu-.t of the children in Hie camp IT SHOULD PREVAIL (written constitution and. while then- participating, on Wednesday Btiilni: I are Advantages and disadvantages inKr>ll,j, |w a .croup c.«ik-out' With Denominational Differ­ I Uie written and unwritten forms of, wn<i p , ow n nn-_ and prepare their own ences forgotten Greater ; constitutions, wv must admit the-mj- , refr--litnenU This give-, the camp cook , |M.Tiority'of tty- former so^fnr as the 14n<| !m1j a chance for a little rest | Good Would Result inuking of changes is concernedI Sunday evening each group has a pic­ A contrast between the pre.sent pfo-1 „lc which hL-ji irLcic.-, the*- If Haatingn children dp not ;itt/r.< Complete ’oration Bible Electrical ' l>OM.-d* uii|i-ndm<-nt and nil the other; C<X1(C ------- ..------- — a .11 ;,nj uiniA: room help none in s« <inn. an 1 arnendpicnU mow tn erti-cl will be tn- jj The childh n ate grouped according । Lubrication Service church in ILi.-tiiu:.. tcrcating and worth? ot our consider*as sponsored such a limfii. • ' \ continuity ■ ft Inust be remembcrcQ that all tlw 'other amendments were written into T„.._ . j our primary law without" dmitttf^- is H hr^ithv place i* shown by 'jiejac They all appealed to Uie n-sl judg-;lliaU uttjv.h.,-. ih Kinde bin' good could l>- uccoinpludied and what nienl of the people. The firat ten C:,i><1 to make a special trip to the; a lei-on ot grottyrty«xl und tolerance Hastings Phone 2240 Cor. Court and Jefferson wen: uiuvenally regarded us defining, t.,mp on nr.ount of the lUncA- ol any coulit k» taught tin- children! Tlie ever and protecting the rights of the peo- I)t , hildren W«- explMned that Iw ptesent but happily decreasing ’■pirii ’IT ‘ pie. und lin y are often referred to as „ quia, trip or two etcrv daj - dehonutMtinnal- rivalry '■ ■' YOU CAN 8U/ AN EXIDE FOP. AS LITTLE /• 5 <695 negligible ;a -Bill of Righlt. ' Most ot the other; u >o;, ha.„. anv 41„„b. ,,stothe chib cast in-itk’ and would be 'amendments were, the logical cuncnjoytr< ;i,u or quration ’rfiwwin of questions liiut liad long that they arc well loiki.d after and Ilona] differences and united in a fine bero ,Uu- objects of controversy, the .AC1I f.d jour doubts would be di.s- program or community lielpfulneM. At tlw present time. Bible schools arc ■ ■ « contHcb the vcrdlcl I 1 would make a vh.it Milk HMory and experience. At the tune rnnsidtrabl.- ptai-c in the diet <J being and have tycen conducted at th-they were proponed they m-re umver- thp cnmp Thc Jihildi. n ate urged to United Brethren, Wesleyan Methodist. Presbyterian. Episcopal. Baptist and .-•ally recognized as already settled is- nnnk 1)U.nIy ,.{ ftHik , llt nourudilnc sues food. That tlH-y hp lining tine- under Methodist churehen. with enrnllinenu But can the same things be said Ihr ^,UUl)(ir. „r tIi<- camp is dwwn b.-. ranging from forty to nearly one hun­ about the present proptM-d arnc-nd- tJ),. |act !hal WMt Kr<i;u, ()1 ....... Hlr|. dred Buch training It helpful for the ciiildreu. despite- the denominational , an amendment. I., •>ul «v , Imu. that are so evident. s«“V0» ‘*n,i pound" •d in getting much-nfrxitrd question. .... , ritfon. Honest Hrrneit and 2Sd go,up <,f seven boys k liutrioUc,citizens nn- arrayed against ot IuUr all(J OIW.qU„rter jioundf. in one questiont "To what church did you bcreach Other In discussing it. There is Uct.|; • Walls painted with ducing many beautiful multi­ no other issue ut pivwnt Hint Mir-. a.< wi- have said before, tiffs is a, long on earth? We think not TIi*DRonilRS MELI.OGl.OSS color effects, such as Sponge . jiasses it as n vexatious, puzzle. How to -rhil jdulanthrojB. Anyone who, question will more likely be, "What can be cleaned easily and re­ Imprinting, Scumbling and. j dispose of thc "wet and dry 1 qu--.-tion I VLqts ,ty. cainp can m i- how thoroughlyj. good did you lhe for and do on earth? peatedly without harming Tiffany—any one of which is today challenging thc wisdom, the n ,, ,,11Jovwl by tl)1. , hildn-n whoj Were you interested tn people and did' adds charm to thc home. patriotism and ti«- Christian filth of <r<. ft„ a<vt<, be nMt,. wiien . you seek their gfeiitest gixid? Did you thc American people. Whether to con-; ,he. wn(rr thL plaC(. onc (lay Uf, have a tolerant spirit toward those, one of the reasons why this Come in and kt us show you , t.inue the strenuous and expensive ut- ucck thl.r(. wcre fifty litrh-'folkss who dUhrtd with you r>n teUgious semi-gloss wall finish is so the many beautiful colors . queAtionj. -1 Were you willing to work tempt to enforce the anti-liquor law. 1H while otty-rs were booting obtainable. We will also 1Or to give up the fight and try «>me '_tn cV,._ caM, dt.r ,1IIk.rl' with them to further Christ's kingdom, . other woy to control and suppress the' VUil(in A'larRC gro„p r.^cticmg or did you nurse tind encourage a de­ nominational spirit ajid separatist evils <if Inteityx-rance. is the mAt out- Ior un IhtUan plav to pi<t „„ COME AND SEE THEM! # sundinr issue of the day -the rock on 8mall),r wv„. lr4in,.d a. degma*?” be med in one i-hUH but-ol-doara. SO as. to kaill. Laming to. live together ami to! 'which Iha lhe wreak great «.rU« partus are antit split « Will' Color or In proit lx- possible to conciliate public sen-•■ how tn take care of thcmrelve.-. ulNe wdfE logether harmoniously should '6c" : timenl m> effectually as to elect a two-' at a lake .camp. There-were still other-. one great aim in till our lives if st dcj thirds majority of both houses In cor.i- groups at work bn projects winch they sire tojvfkct the chrl*|Uke spirit and j gres* and a three-fourths majority of ■ had selected for Un- pay. Tlseir t:isks to render real Christian Venice. Let us'hope that next year tht^je' |lte »l.u k««atur>-» Ih|it MU obrnnt [wore useful, helpful. „ HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2276 HARDWARE COMPANY ;u- „„ well ,, as rt-creamay be this united spirit and one (w .n unrndmru or « repmU o the!(tlonal, , , and d all „ ,wj-rc'well T!c^.d| supervised .Eighteenth Amendment? .. .. PHONE 2101. HASTINGS. MICH. | Thc prevent canija.rs will be'- kept Dully Vacation Bible school ])eld. It Is not thc purpose of this article' there four w-.-ckx tn all. then tty- group- . where all will co-operate, denonunaM I to discuss the merit* or dements ot;i will be changed lor thc following four tlonal lliji", be forgotten, with thc sole , aim of having little‘folks gryw up-to 'dulge in a s|x-dilutiun as to whether. throughout tty- entire -igh* weeks b<- Ing, brotherly folks, showing sincere j --------------1------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- -r not ih<- problem ran be deflmteh j j ‘crippted-W under­ interest in the good of qjhers, ns free --------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------------------------------------- and qnwacyorily settlrd-and if «> :ni,urUhMj <,:• undei-pnvH.^ri ihiMr-n. । how Ring will it take ,,h(J uj|] i*. . six cially lx ru lltv d by tii< tariunbm. and with the conviction that the rebuilding of -society into a ■ In tin words of the late Grover', ou*ing Cleveland "It is a condition und not ai/^ havp a dwnCp to • b. UiirWian brntheriiood is the supreme; busineM rd-HU followers. Dcnominutheory that confronts us. ,urf »r.d visit this canm Eighteenth Amendment wav declared;.''"’ ,, 1 . . tionalUm and the -denominational spirit hinder rather than Help tn that m. effect January 29. 1919 Will I fur'll DRDPRC PHM American people. Jhrough the stejis LUUlvulL UnUtno UUMtask. We need more and tnore "unity provlded by the Constitution, declare PFN^ATION lAI’vllRANCF thc uttempt >■! marly thirteen yean. rtNoHIIUN WHounHlYUti PURE, CLEAN MILK WHO GIVES TJJE SUBJECT ANY CONSIDERATION! 1st YOU CAN SAFELY FORGET YOUR BATTERY Because “Clean” Milk Is the “Safest” Milk 2nd Because “Clean” Milk Will Stay Sweet Longer STRICT ROUTINE S WORKING WOWS A PHONE WILL BRING IT TO YOUR HOME WHI m AN The HIGHLANDS DAIRY Our Motto: 'l V alues and Service al BEAUTY THAT f ANDRUS SERVICE WASH AWAY HOW ABOUT <THE Ice Refrigerator IN YOUR HOME? f* . . or al a SMALL ICE CHES T that might just “fill the bill” and al a very reasonable price! The HOME LUMBER CO. in. GOODYEAR BROTHERS WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN HII-HHHIE IlKlISf at the North Side Grocery DATES SUPER SUDS 4 BOXES Shultz, Freeport or Middleville Butter Pound 2 I*^1* 15c Fruit Jar Specials BUY NOW al THESE LOW PRICES Ball-Mason, . . Quarts 79c Ball-Mason, . . Pints 69c Jar Covers23c We Stock 1 4 Pt. Glass Top Jars X9c ♦ Best Bulk Gold-Dust Cleanser Regular 10c boxesv6 for 25c All Bran, Kellogg’s . 21c Big-4 Soap, ... 10 bars 25c Pickles, Qts., ... Dills 19c Sweet, Qts.25c Pepper, . . 1-lb. box 25c The Fly Season Is Here ! Fly-Tox * HINMAN'S 829 NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. Phone 2491 A | Guaranteed Merchandise We Deliver 'Also Decides to Curb and Gut­ GRAVEL ROAD IS GREATLY IMPROVED ter Several Blocks and to Build Sewer The Highway Between Yankee OBITUARY. The city council m«-t Friday evening RoM.; Ld-wu, youngc-M daughSprings and Middleville Is ■ter of Mr and Mr- Etiw-.d LufU, was but hud little business to consider ex­ Now a Fine One tlie usual allowing ol accnunut. iborri o'- Hasting'.. Michigan, uantiarv cept ’ jurn id the former condition ol things? We shall see - C. F. Field. I The .council voted to have cumpenOne who travels over the county' . Springs north to­ "j Irani mvnite .ml ran dir. « ter b«ie In ’•«2“*J“1 “ ....... ‘ Middleville “ ward can recall that, for a long time, notwithstanding the fact c.mhne, MRI1IC..O ste .... unnwl f 1“ .. ■ . , that it was covered with, good gravel, im.rn.ee lo J.mr. Bum. road because the [24th. 1930 To.Uiis unton one daughter to order curb und gutter on Dibble :|t was nol a from State--trect south to Grand. glave! was loo-re and driving over it | wax born, Janice Marie, age mx weeks, .drect ---------.«•! -- street, ----- - from nre«.I„a„ to |wt plawunt. also on Mill Broadway t< who departed this life with her mother. Anyone.who turn tlie .corner to­ Deceased was of a kind, loving dis- Jefferson. Permission wa_, granted to J F Ed*" ­ ward Middleville at Yankee Sininiu|K»ition, greatly loved by all who knew । orchard now will sec a very, different [her for her kind, cheery smile and lov­ mond* toJnstall an oil burning h'.-a’ .system in his n-sidenre at the or ,l;In-ad at the present time it U now, ing ways.X • of Church and Mar-hall street; ] 'UHKith, liard and a delightful road Ui She leaves to mourn her losa her hus­ band. father and mother, one sister. ' A newer was ordered to be built °n: drive aver Tills change has been Mi- Eva Rowley, of Hastings, one South Washington street and cit Fn.. braught about by mixing clay with the brother, Loren, besides a heat of other gineer Sparks was directed U> n»“k»'.j8tB\rel, *0 thut n hiakts u hard, fine an estimate of the expetv* surface for traffic. . • relative, and frleiidi. ■ . Thc trouble with the old roadway . " T» hard to break the tender cord , wa, not |M*ir gravel, but thc loose. When love has bound JIm* heart Mr.* H J Gibsbn wen. _ to O and l ,?andy roudbed Would Uould not not .hold hob it to it s andy roudlx-d TU hard, so Iwrd to say thc Wprd. Rapids Sundav to rare for her mother, roujd pack down The r_:L J . ... clay ' y was put [ We must forever part. Mrs. Henry Wachter, who 1 -u-k. (in ill ftt a M cost ol about abom $100 5100 per per mile und । <>n I Dearest loved one. we must lay thee Mra Ruypiond David- <>l Clariesvtllc •“ ( has made u wonderful change in tty" !-Reath the peaceful graved embrace*. called ou her uncle. Elmer Schafer F ‘ ’ 1 r(Mld -j-ty. rounty mad rommjsjion I But thy memory will be cherished Friday. •------, , , „ 1 and Engineer Rako»>ky are entitled | Till we see thy smiling race " Rev. und Mra Hctt.er and son For- lo cn-di!. for this improvement. rest of encashing and Rev und Mr. OBITUARY. J Kirn of Hcnderxiii. n turn- d to their JaGEU MAN HIES AT Juniea W. Freeman was bom in New homes Friday after one weeks vtatt BARRY COUNTY HpME I York state June 27. 1847. Tn 1872 he and attending Bib.T Conlerviwc., iI Peter "XlcCalhini. aged 75 years. died ■ was united tn marriage to Lucinda Ann Zinc Clark spent Monday "nd Tnc.»- (at thc County Hopn- on Monday from Myers, who pa.-*ad away June 22. 1931. day with hU *011. George plark. and: cancer, lie came to this county from । Pour children were born to thia union. wife tn Laiulng Munclvcstcr. Muh . a (png time ag» * ■ Waller H. who passed away several Bruce und Joyce Eckardt vnt< d their and has been it thc Home for nineteen : I years ago. Eugene U. Ray C. and one Grandma Eckardt and aunt. Mr* Min­ years. Funeral scrvicr* were held ihfco j .daughter. Mrs. Florence E. Rose. He nie Sctyre). Saturday on Tuesday uflerpoon with burial in also leave* five grand-children and Rev. Rlebrl attended Ute lunrral of Sponablc cemetery, so far as known. in-' I two great grand-ciiildren. He died at 7iU sister in Brown Clly last week Sat- had no relatives. , lhe home of his daughter, Mrs, Lloyd Lake Odem* Bible Conference ha* I Recognizing lhe value of conUolling .l I Rose. July 4. 1933 at lhe age of »1 years. 8 days. Funeral services were come to a clone. It wm 4 nuccrw. much nm-oft waler to prevent ;oU eroUon . ; on roMlns cuitiraUd land,, two Federal j j held al the home of his daughter tn ST Sin, X. * . 1 h r— I Farm Loan banka require thafi all roll- I Bedford. Thursday P M. Rev. Conklin A California redwood tree on the । mg land upon which they make loans' officUUng. Burial in Dowling cemeItery. White House lawn U eight feet high.[be terraced. -r-rrr— Why Not Cook In Comfort? J! At the present tinio have several oil and gasoline stoves/whicn we will dispose of at a big sacrifice in prices. Come in and look this line over. You will be more than satisfied with tlie prices. On account of not having room we have got to reduce our stove department. ' • In this line are included such well known makes as Perfection, Florence and Puritan; also some gasoline stoves. All priced at way less than they are worth. Miller Furniture Co "Complete Home Furntshcrj" West State Street • Telephone 2226 ■ • Hartings M �THE HASTINGS BANNTR. WEDNESDAY. JCLY 13. »» PAOESTX icarrted to the. two digestion tanks.fly Into the river. It contain* but a very’! WEST HOPE. I STATE ROAD. I There the microbes literally “eat up”!"’1911 percentage of substance lh9tr All concerned remember the McCal-[ Our community was saddened when i most of the substance exceut the solids would contaminate the water of the 1 imn school reunion Saturday at the we. heard of tlie terrible death ThursL-hi-h uwimultt* nnd ar.. th*n «>n rtvcr’ T,M* flOW of the ’tream u’oU'd, schoolhouse, pienlc dinner and bring day marking of Mrs.'Ethel Lewis Ea, whlch W1U«. accumulate and are then „ conu.,.. punrjr d tball ton and her five week* bld baby girl, (>unfy lftc X1M. Mw rlwr wter ol of ou nU vju-tajif.. mbsiapers ,I ub!e ubJe jervica, service program, ..port., -ports an and veyed *to the might tlie wau-^a, it come* Sarah Own*r us,burning to death in her Jiome in x the *ludge beds in ,K * rear of ’that •*“• — —’ *be “ in -------------------------- 'game, -r.:. -MiM X— cook will _\ dries out,,tram the dispoia) plant, a ,{the — plant. --------After — the sludge — -----------, -•' »—• "v . , ’ . how to entertain big sister’s beau and 1 Grayling. Mich. She had lived on our thc remaining substance can be used Thc machinery in tBcjadnohou:*. as , taubaugh H in ’ the -middle of rood about a- year with her parents, (Continued from page one) for fcrtlUw-r. well as that at .the disposal philiL-L.!house (leaning when tlx- Elder Brigg; Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lewis, and her Water that looks quite, clear flow* ojwratcd by electricity M«t of It wy-rj- • complicate* matterr. ALso live Anden ! winsome way and cheery smile won tftte lei's it to still deeper ones leading to from the two large tanks, on the earl automatically, so that a minimum at Orchestra will play,and several other: Iw-arts of all who knew her. She and ; • ana and west west Macs sides m tne r>f the plant, plant, airecity directly in­in- labor is required numbers and a special musical mem- her baby only left here Sunday and heavy .-utota^ets In the sewage drop :< - . the rtver ........... rtv.r Thu Thu wotrr Js ic niX not lakcn {; "Hw city of...... Ha*ting> dioidd lx-proud ! tx-r ,will make the day worth while. (spent over the 4th with her husband’s the bottom. The oily substance remain-:! from tlie top ndr th<- bottom or the two of its ... m —-wage disposal ji. . plant und esp< Eloise Bowenoek apd J-oan of jiarcnU al Royal Oak. going on to m the top where it i> rklnimed ofl oc- j'big cutside tanks, but comes from about 'dally, thankfiil that (lie 860,800. wliieh i Battle r ... Creek .■.pent last week at Jesse Grayling Tuesday aft• rnooij. where Mr. caslonally The rfudge at the bottom of 'twofeet down. There are no solid par- represents thc rod of the sewers laid in;,Osgood’s. . ; Eaton had employment Thursday the two tanks ft. next automatically ttek-s In this water, which ftow4 lUrcct-' the last^lx years and of the plant with.; Mrs. Leone Scott and Mary Janet o' | morning wc received the sad news ■, l ’ ' ■ ।its wfflipiniT.t. hare all been raised by| . Jfjo Alimin tciimg a dollar, BunflcJd and Mbs Doris Peake of Why one so young, only nineteen and Brush Ridge spent Friday afternoon with the future so bright, just startof bonds. , । Ing with her first Ka baby [ with Grandpa Anders. . ‘’" and home, ’tq " be The plant has been inspected by state;' Several ladles from this neighbar- ! called away so sudden, we don't know “2T,7!i •>“”«» • Ihood attended a wr>>party ■<» for MT. Mr.-i. U~r« George why. Her body and baby were brought FV'd">: "• back here, and the funeral was held Saturday P, M at Walldorff’s funeral port a delightful-afternoon. . • 'disposal. Rev. Isaac Ogodd atwTanother young home, with a large crowd ttrt friends man motored to Huntington. Ind. to present. She was laid to /est amid a .... profusion of flowers, burial at Fuller spend the week end with friends. mour Star 4 /» Miss Mawne Chapman has b.'-en en-' cemetery. We syinpathize with her jxir>la or Shank I frh/* Eva Iterulnlng her. mother from Muncie. ent* und alMcr, Mrs Vl ” Rowley, *•in’ Half Lb. 1VU I Ind., tlie past two weeks. Mrs. Cliap- their las*. Slic will be sadly miued from our midst. 1 man returned home Saturday. i Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Brooks ot Hastings Mr. and Mrs. James Sothnrd spent Armour Star Lb. spent a couple of days last week ut Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mil­ ’ Jes.M- Osgqod's. (Continued from page one) ler and Ruby at Leach lake. Mr and Mrs Ray Barnes vftited his Mrs Jack O’Connor and children j $3 000 000; but in spite of that decrease brother Frank Bamt-s. of climax on spent the week end in Coral .with her ' the total that will come to this county Sunday. parents. Mr. and Mra' Winn Nobles will be. larger than Iasi year. ; Rev. L<aae Ossood will preach at the, and Mr*. Mary O’Connor motored j Below* is the lid for 1931 and. 1932: ■i church next Sunday- nionilng, taking iJack u,V4Saturday, __________________________ over and all came home Sun1991 1932 | Rev. King’s place, church at the lumal uay ’’ """ ....245 Assyria -----'‘rtJiw. nrftnrtn.1 Aiutert cttmrtnu * Robs’Ct O’Connor and a college chum. 240 — .245 Baltimore ... ..161 202 ■ I Barrydunk, and Frank Horn of Shultz . vU1,lnK tnends. ...382 420 Carlton you car-owners are “sitting William Wilhon of Holt ft ending a »»'t Pettengill arid Mrs Elsie . 500. Castleton pretty’’ . . . You can buy more safe, comfortable, ■ few davs a! James Anders and sjx-n» ‘ Sotliard called .on Mra. Clara Kinnlc । Hastings — ....208 200 'SHANKLESS Lb. 21’. I Hope ..102 ■Sunday at John Albert-oi.- of Hlckr.ry •’« Town Line Saulrday. She suflered a tfouble-frce mileage for a' dollar than in any ptc. | atroke and is not getting along as good ...341 347 , Corner; Irving---vious summer . • . You don’t have to put up with Johnstown . , । *। • ' i35 wl•'1, l,,r Mrs- Kllw Kinnlc. ft second-choice tireM for reasons of economy, because »«'cbckt.u Lb. J | Maple Grove ...310 316 ><K urn ms ri.i.-l. , “ "" '«■ »" Oningrville . first-choice tires cost you no more!... Goodyear Cmk’oCfu.e "k 1?«1' 1 ■TS'KIH M'lMKM. I1ISTHKT Prairieville 189 Tires the kind we sell are first-choice here, 190 (of Mr and Mra R-.itlolph Hall. Rutland . ’ ’ !* V‘» «* :i» ><* throughout the state, throughout the nation, by Tlibrnapitle . .. .......... 406 475 more than 2 to I! . . . They outsell all others not 365 ! Mr and Mrs. Beck Ir.d family of <>»'' Striker nclg»o»|oifte Thursday eve­ ' Wtxxliarul 344 : Carlton Center we:.- Sunday guests of, ,,1»K Juh' 21 Yankee Springs A.^....101 because of any trick guarantees, orJphony induce­ Mr. and Mra. John Darby and family. I Rex Bryans and son of Charlotte I The total for last year was 4388 und ments, or special deals, but simply because they Sutiday afternoon callers at Mr. and sixint Sunday at Lon Campbell':. I for this year. 4.766. nurinhg an Increase iSffs. Vlhcent Nortmi 'were. F J. NorGuests of Mr and Mra. E. L. give people the biggest money’s worth, and people ;ton of Battle Cnxk. Mi and Mra. Ken-, Hotightalin over the 4th were. Mr. und know it? Don’t be argued out of the benefits to be ; netii Norton of Marshal) ' I Mra. Robert Klcnk and Mrs. Kline of OBITUARY. had from thc leading tires and our service. । Miss Helen Willi'.ft took her mother, j Chicago. Mr. und Mrs. Claud Redman William A McGown. ton of William 'Mrs. J. J. Willltts. Mra. Clara Day and!of'Grand nfiplds, George Klenk. Mr. and Loui*e McGown. was barn AuguM jEvetyn and Dora.to Kellogg Camp, Pine. anti Mrs. Martin Klenk und family. Mr. 114. 1854 at Waterjob. Seneca Co,. New i luke Sundav-to see Vivian Day. who is and Mrs A. Johnson and Mr. and Mrs! ' York, und piu^ed away at the home of ; .‘IM-ndmg lour weeks at that pbteo. hill R IHII.I AR Bl vs M'Htl. Al William Schuller of S]>artti. his niece. Mrs. Minnie McNutt of Rut- : The Dorcas Society of N. Maple i Mr. and Mrs George Downs ot ’Grove will’have an afternoon meeting * Grand Rnptds sjient Saturday with Mr. days. At the nice ot 15 he moved with ; at ftie home of Mrs. Wetu ' Kinney’s and Mra. W Ickes. hi* parents to Michigan settling in:J Thursday; afternoon... • i Mr. and Mra. J. E Fendrick of CaMleton township. In 1872 he w.-u>‘' Mra. Mary Ann Dollar celebrated her 'Mansfield. Ohio, Mrs F. M. Lay and pony with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Riaor ■ Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mead of united In nuirriagc to Ida I«wb apd to1 ' n!iu ty--«'cond. Urthduy Sunday. July son id GlbMinburg. Ohio, and Mra. J. spent Thursday in Battle Creek. ttiis union were born three children, 1i 10 r |C. Kerr of Clyde. Ohio, sjient Monday Mrs. Clayton MeKcown and daugh-1 Edna. Enicst and Aimes Ernest und Mr. and Mr ' Vincent Norton and . night and Tureday nt Ralph Striker s ter visited Mr:.. Gibbony al Woodlynd New York claims the lorgerfUhlgh j Agnes preceded him in death. In 1882 Margery were alx Baltic Creek Thura- and also veiled Sthcr relatives ’ , Thursday. school In lhe world—it has 8000 pupils lie was united in marriage to . Eva iday. Mi', and Mr*. James Mead in com-; Mr. nod Mrs. Leon Fuhr of Cedar and 285 teachers ' lusey. who also |>r« i«i«l him in death. When a young man he was converted und always lived a Christlinn life.' During his misfortune of be­ ing blind for 50 yrtyr* he.was alwaysj Taxes paid by this Company in a year are equivalent to the entire year’s • c heerful and had.a smile for every one.i lectric revenue from 100,000 home customers. 'He is survived by one daughter. Mrs. 1 Edna Colliiu. one aged sister. ’ Mrs.: iSaraJ) Burghdorf. who ft also blind, and I nine grandchildren. 18 great grand-! WHILE THEY LAST children and nephews and nieces 1 mourn his passing. Limited quantity bought be- MODERN SYSTEM IN OPERATION krogers Choicest Quality Meats GENUINE SPRING |LAMB LEG ’O LAMB “ 22c SHOULDER ROAST * 16c BREAST OR NECK 10c INCREASE IN RU­ RAL SCHOOL CENSUS Why buy any SMOKED HAM BOILED HAM 28c THURINGER SUM- 1 O„ MER SAUSAGE Lb- IOC SECOND-CHOICE Tire when FIRST-CHOICE costs no more? SMOKED PICNICS IQic Right now 2 9 Saturday Only HAMBURGER BEEF RIBS CHICKEN F'«>> 15c Lh 6c >-b 17c THINK OF BUYING FIRSTCHOICE GOODYEARS AT THESE PRICES FREE Lifetime' Guaranteed GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Supertwist Cord Tires 4.50 21 J Single S.1.89 lube file s457 Single SI.70 Tube Sir Single J3.M Tube 91c Single S4.63 Tube 91c Mi Mb Single 54.85 Tube Sl.oo Ainglc $195 Tube 81.14 Other Sizes - In Proportion ( Expertly Mounted Free ★SIX "PLIES" thia tfre, two 'do not run and ihat’aulut n*call (him, although some tire-mak* era call them extra plies. Lifetime Guaranteed GOODYEAR PATHFINDER 4 50-20 S4V $5^. $5" Single 54*9 Tube 8IJI3 4.7J 10 Sgklfc *9 t*Kh InPn. Single 86.33 Tube 81.17 Single $5.35 Tube 93c 5 00.1* Single 55.43 Tube $1.03 5 00-20 $A4 5 O E^h $A55 E**h inPn. Single $6.65* Tube 81.17 p» l>. Single 56.75 .Tube $143 Bros* Tire and Battery Shop North Michigan.Avanua Phono 2482 Harting*, Michigan Smith & Doster DELTON, MICHIGAN BUY YOUR BARRYVIUX. Mr, and Mra. Cluis, Day and Eldon' 'and Phyllis spent Sundav with Mr. and' i Mra. Frank Day south of Hastings. I Mr. and Mrs Hallie taithrop. Ferris j .. _ i and J>2n»Lhv. Betty Foster. Elaine Day.! Mi • I’! .:.i Dr. I» , .n. j f -.. ■ Mrs. Wilhrts jmd.Helen und Rev. und! ’ jMrs. VonDorrn were among those.from l :thu. way who visited the Kellogg Campi Sunday. ’ , i Mr. and Mrs. Heber Foster and fam-1 Uy und Miss Virginia Day attended n baud concert in Charlotte. Sunday p. m. I Prayer meeting will be. lielcL at-I (home of Mrs. Louise Lathrop Thursday’ ■ evening ’ I Mr. and Mrs Albert Holsobus and i ■ family of nc^r Bellevue- and Mr und ] .Mrs Herbie. Wilcox and Kenneth’-en■ .joyed a picnic dinner al Indian Land-j ling Sunday. । Mrs. V;inl>>nn and Ashley motored; to Niles and visited relatives.. Mr-. W. i j E 'Hawley, n sister of Rev. VanDon-n. | |:elumed with thenf and is visiting with! । them this week. • j Perry Fassett. wlio has been In the Kenneth Wileox and Ralph Walling­ ton of KalanutiOO. Mft.- B>-rn.ul< nr Im I of Fluy-and MiM Jean Tewksbury of I Kentucky enjoyed a chicken dinner at' - tiw home of Mr. and Mr* Hety* Wtl-; ■cdx ia.»t week Wednesday evening. i Mr and Mra. Leon Phynm of De- ■ trott ar.- visaing at the home of Mr.! j MARTIN CORNERS. dher.il of William McGown, a resident of this place, will be In k! at 2 o’clock at the Martin church : Monday afternoon. Mr. McGown had been blind lor many years He died at 'the home.nf his niece. Mra. Minnie McNutt. Id Rutland. Interment will be Mr tie Barry Kirkpatrick of St. ------------ „. Fla. is vftittr.g her parents.'I Mr. and Mri. Fred Barry. ' John Boiler h - viuting *hl» uncle. jAlicfc Bolter, and family tn Kalamazoo] ■ for a couple of weeks Mr and Mra. Orr Fisher wrro Sun-! iday afternoon callers at Frank und' (William Cogswell's in I^lreview. Plan to attend 3 s new Sunday at! 10 30 o’clock. You will lx cordially welcorned. what is known as the Jim Brown place j tn Hastings township received the sad1 news of tlie death of their,daughter.i who with iwr five weeks' old daughu-t i was burned to death at Grayling last; ।Wednesday, she had only returned to* Iw-r home st Grayling last Sunday after;' an extended visit with her parents ■ here. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis who formerly I lived in oqr neighborhood hare thei deep und heartfelt sympathy of all. Mrs. U-wls was formerly Miss Osa I Jeffrey. . The Martin L- A. 8. will be entertalned by club No. 4 at the home of Mta Ruby • Cogswell Wednesday July1 20 for supper, a cordial Invitation Is I extended to all. I to get the benefits and savings of this SPECIAL OFFER LET FRIGIDAIRE PAY FOR ITSELF Thc popular terms and purchase arrangements of this Special Offer end on Saturday, July 16. Act now—and enjoy for years (o come the convenience, the healthfulness and the savings of FRIGIDAIRE. A visit to our<store —or just phone the Appliance Department—and wc are at your service. PAYS FOR ITSELF DOWN 24 MONTHS 10 PAY Let us show you how Frigidairc actually pays for itself out of what • it aaves you. With the new Savings Chari—a few minutes* figuring und you have your own answer. ' See thc beautiful new models. See the host of features—especially thc Super-Powered unit; ofily U LOW U $130 F.alMTTIM designs, giving faster freezing, more ice, better food protection, new food delights. BEST OF ALL and pleasure of Frigidaire Refrigeration in your 2-CYLINDER improvement over oldfcr 1-cylinder Use {his Special Offer to experience thc pride kitchen. Benefit from present low prices and 2 years to pay! Never before has it been so easy to buy a Frigidairc. Come in or phone for details �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JULY 11. lilt home frora| TAKING EXTENDED I HASTINGS GIRLS AT John Palmer spent Bunday In Chel-1 Vincent McPharlln wu I., ae* with relative*. . Saugatuck over Die week end. TRIP THROUGH WEST. “CAMP KITANNIWA” Frank Annable wax in Detroit on Mr* Sarah Scott of Memphis. Tenn.. I bualneM on Monday and Tuesday | te vtalllng her stater, Mra. Roa* Bidel-1 Hetmunsperger Later! Second Period Opened At Miss I Otto I*enhath waa in Detroit part of' '"'“‘i । laM week stating hl* ataters and Wm. G Willill* of SaginAw spent ', Goes to Southern California I Lake On Monday For week on business. brother. ' hi* vacation with hi* mother. Mrs Geo With. Her Sister j Two Weeks Mrs. John Engle U spending some Supt. and Mr*. D. A. Van -Biukirk H P®*tune in Grand Rapids. Mis* Marguerite Hctmansperger. who Several Camp Fire girls from Haswent today to LaMotlke. Ill., to visit her C W. crawford 1* on a bu&tara* trip Robert Burch was in Grand Rapids relative*. . - to Wellington. New York *U other hr well known in Hasting*, who last tings are enjoying the second camp over Uie week end vliltUig relatives. I year taught tn the public schools of ]>crlod which started on Mondky. July Mra. Will Silsbee spent Sunday with !««tern cities and Mike Hew Rochelle, New Turk, came to Has- II at Camp Kitanniwa at Clear lake. Mia* Margaret Schaupner of Detroit Mr. and Mra Earl Boye* at their Wall Mi*a Bertha Jannett - ting* Sunday for ■< brief visitwith I This is the Battle Creek Camp Fire c *b tlie guest ol M1M Emily McElwain lake cottage. i Tatajlan of Chicago are guert* of- Dr friends here She left Monday night । Girls’ camp and is in charge of .their *' Mrs uBla Scott visited relatives in Mr. and Mr* Wm. Schulz of Grand ■"£ ^r?- VzAj^njunte. .■ 1 for Chicago, and will fwocccd from executive and an able corps of in- i X, Port Huron and Detroit part of laslj Rapids spent the week end with Mr. I ’ that city by train to Sult Lake City, Hructor* and counsellor*. |$ (and Mra. Keith Danleb !AX^ rf»a?ra^ * ** ,and by- stage from tlw Mormon capital; Hjrriai instruction is given in swim-IS CJeorge Hyde of Prairieville spent 1 1 lrTr**H of near rTCcimn antl Mrs AUcn'Gnmn of Hlck- to a point in Nevada, whereshe will. nitng. handicraft, nature lore and 'J Bunday with hl* grandmother. Mr* I| Mra M. A Latnbie and MIm Helen Nettie Hyde .uuiiuic jLambie ore are visiting vtalUng mua MLm kuu Ruth Rouac ory Corner* visited .Mr and Mra ,Eu- m»*t her Hater Helen They, together caInp craft The next two weeks’> with a lady friend, will, rjx-nd *ome. Catm> period opens on Monday. July v Mr. An™ Bqllh VUltol M, .nd Ann A,Im Io, . to. d.y, ■ w' *' . Mra Frank McCarty ot Dowling over 1 Prof John Black of .-Adrian •college .Mr and Mr* Gay Jordan of Flush­ | time at ttie Grand Canyon of Colo-’ 25 —. .. liu- week end , was the guest of Mr and Mrs. Ray- ing, New ’York, are vtHUng her.par­ ratio Then they plan to drive north ! gills are now iii attendance starting J* iu, wm Miss Jun- Marie Johitmn of Ann Ar- inpnd Wlndcknecht last week. ent*. Mr and Mrs Ke)Lpr Stern. , Y.11,^ Mnr Edwin Pate and two children t' \ . bor was the guest of Mr* Lyman John-; Mr. und Mrs. WHI Eggleston of LSch. on Monday: Marcia Ironside.- Isabel e ■ Sage, Barbara Crook.iBlSanne Sumner. \ s<hi last week i neld are guests of his* brother and wife of Detroit arir spending two weeks her, ^'"‘h'-rn C^lfuruta Mi** of j, anne D«Vri«-s Itazjh Caukin and Ed- X with Mr and Mra E C Edmond. Mis* Helenrab Helm I- the siijirrtntetKlrnt . Mr and*Mra Albert Vcddrt visited ' Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Eggleston Mr. and Mrs Wfn M Stebbins spent «' “ • Kern County Preventorium. iir nnn nr. t ► toinurnm nnn ---— ......... — — »S" « ‘ I -TJ . -t_ .CZi. JO’ Ha KllUltZ. Zabrlle AdrOUSle. AgnCS 'jIto .uni, Mr. Hell Cray. „I An,o!«. Mr nnd Mr. C nra.mm .nd family spent «£nt la* week week st vuciuiuc cadiZc a—d Sunday with Mr and Mra Wallai • • ;.ted at Krene California, not fur and Nanc)nre en. < U<-. on un ay. Ifauuijr family spent isai last week nt at Cadillac uand al Klinger Klln|{cr lake Ulu, near ,)CBr Sturgis 8tunjl, from Bakersfield, Bakersfield, thc th.- center center of of thc thau with Bluebirds •■ |X Jones al j riom nh thtlm Bluebirds Mr. J.™ Vkr> Amon,-,..nr pan imnu In Mm MU*l,.n. •................ .. .. ............. -■ -.Iralimmt* nit .UMrlel Thl. <« an In. Rev. and Mrs L L Dewey attendi-d California oil district Thh is an inEd«a 8hu|u ShulU BMended attended thc the flrst first catnp camp .J Li.i will, Ira cton<- und lain- __ .. II, M ,,-rr Qulmn, I T “ K »“> ",ul I**"k *™«bl.- a picnic near Greenville on Monda; *,ltullon maintained by that county .p-riod which closed on July 7. At .tlm and *i>ent the night with reiauws «"«* thr_ treatment trratm—’- «if «•’ »■•» —,.i.r rhll,»„i. closing .■ . .. — . she . was awarded . . '' . Mr. William H.yu-nml U.I I S’""1 I"?l“ tuix-rcular Courxil Fire, toll, ter iluuliln. Mr. Clyde i •«'»dln« U« Third dlaUltt Mr and Mr*. Lawrence .TriHtoV and ■ dn-n. Mi-.:. I । l<-n ha* about 45 en- mshiira in First Aid. Handicraft. Swim- X Schinmun ,>f Kal.uiiuz.s, I I^Niun meeting. roih d tn the nutltutioh constantly.'ntin^ Tent Honor and -Kitaiiniwa.” »' Kui.imu/xi, | w. G Wlllitts and a party of friends Lawrence. Jr., of Detroit were gue.-t. Thy modem way of treating tnt^-rru- *njriith- honor given girl* for l*-'\ l»*i* t* nut with medicine, but with U;.. aU-araund good camper* in Bay City on Wednesday attendingJ' from Saginaw and Bay, City sprat thc week end and Fourth of July ut lib co<TliI., ls 4 .p-mdnl training place for Robert tyalton. Jr, left on'Saturday proper fmxl ahd the profs r amount ol the funeral of hi* cousin. B. Bprley Mr.< ClmMrr Stem and children of foj- his work ut Schenectady. N. Y . ■rest. Children urn taken from their i;vi wl-,(. wi.h to advance in their JMra Chester Keech and children Mr n < MJ «:.*«r ;n u)cv galn u Brea{ , stopping at Syracuse and Rochester home* to tin*, institution after Hwy camp tip, st U>uis. Mo, haw come to sjiend the .md Mra. Selah Keali-r and MIm P. >r-; rnroute on business fur his employ,-r. have shown evidences of having tuber- d,.aj riI JiraC(Jtul infurmatlun. Tlie ' Mimmei at tiielr Gun lake cuiUigr MiiS EhRbeth DeYnr and Mb.* Brr- culnei*. Usually one and vuneUmes Ban> creek organization ha.v been , Mr. and Mrs. J F Edmund., made encr. Wood visited Eugene Keech of thB rai]1Xj (lll Mrs A!bcrt Vrddi-r both parent* ate or have be,.-n tubercu- u n k!n<| toUl,. Harry county rflrt*. ’ a business trip to Pioneer. Ohio, on Jenbon on Sunday. J L. Maus left Sundayfor Benton] atid Mias Mabel Slutm on Munday . n ,’ar. Tlie children are tak. n and treat- .^ny pnvUrg.-* and op- ] Monday returning early Tuesday. Mr». Hutner Harrison and three chil- Harlxir where lie entered a sanitarium route from Lansing to their horn* tn • d at this institution without cost it |>ortiinJticA which thrv-could not other- ■ the patents arc unable to M - and U1M. tnJoy, It ,, lhrn. may b,. ; (In n of Detroit were giivst.% of MUs for treatment for ncurltip from which Mu.>k< gon lie has been suffering for th# pkst two. Mr alMj Mrs. vandlcn and son it.H-y usually are nut : mie to attend the next sccUbh begin- < Grure Edmonds part ut last wo k . 'Junior and Mr. and Mra Chari,-.* VandKr-rn county finds this 1* really a nlng July 25. I; Mrs Karl KnlekerbOCkor of. Ohuitl «•<*•»*• Mr* Noble Caln and four daugtitera- Jen and daughter Alb-ria apent Sundav .... oiont-y -.-aving institution for th- conn-, —— ----- * • *------------ — |, Rapids came Tuesday to care for her mother. Mm. Julia Jone% who is siek. <>! Chicago. Il), came Tuesday for a. with Mr and Mra Harley Bawdy u'. tv When adult, afflicted *lth TB ELECTED OFFICERS AT Mrs. Rachel Erb and Miss Lucy Erb VLMt with her jtan-nts. Mr. and Mr*.'Grand Rapid* require help. th. county I;;.; to mamMFPTlNfi MONDAY FVF NlttllNU MUNUAT tVt Robt Burch. They' will, return on Sat-1 p,.ter Tllkena of Campau lake wa.- in lulu them and if possible cure them | Hustings Sunday and Mra Tilkens. who, in a sanitarium, also .maintained . by lien-. Mr*. Erb remaining for the week. urday. it., uv-ran- child* re- Business Women a Hospital Mrs. Max Reynold.* of Dcltin is . ha* been here eWring for her' mother, tlie county Mt*» June Sutton of Lo* Angele.,. Guild Had Fine Time At Cut. is spending the summer here with spending the week with her grand-. Mrs. Emma Hash, returned with Him. mains m the l|tventorlu:n but’ six parent-'-. Mr. and Mr* A A. Willmbnl. . Mr*. Nma Allerdlng is now the nurse nionlhs. with th- average cost for ita r her aunt and uncle. Mr und Mrs. !>•!! <nre and treatment II 51 per day; Crooked Lake in thta city and at their U-ach lake Mrs John )%lmer ha* relunwil from HASTINGS, MICH. Button [a vtMt wll|) relari\r* at Chelsea and at iwhfie in the sanitarium far adult*, the Ori Monday evening the Business'; ■' Mr and Mrs Edwin Smith went to eottaife Mr and Mr* Fred Knopf and UK ’Ch-ur lake in Juclraon countj -H. i <v-t tv $2M per day. and the average Women's Hospital Guild held a de-; Toledo, Ohio, on Bunday where they adult ri mains tatter than a year Not hghtfiil meeting at thc McButh n-Mirt Vi itnl Mr. and Mrs. Ebeq Smith till Marjorie Kriopf of Hll.v.l:eld returned j daughter. Alice Jam . lemalned J<>to their home on Monday after vUiimg longer vrilt with her uncle at Clear only ute tlw children grcatlyjrnprovcd “t Crooked la hr.’sixteen members and, Tur.-day. . • in -health, but they cariy on their -umts attending. Mi ■> Jean Fennell ot Kalamaaoo Mr and Mra Theodore Knopf over lhe;lake Tlicxommitte*' in charge was: Mr*. | ML'., Elbe Groov. of San Antoni\ <-h,r>! •■.' Ik While m the Preventorium cam- Thursday for a visit with her M*- weekend. lurid are taught to do u*eful work by Geneva Paul. Mu* Florence .Bump., which they can cam their living M‘-- Lom--e Gower. Mis* Pauline GerMra Wm WiJ -ou MiMaGciicva Wood (Richard Grpo-,. and family In tffli- Knopf. . attendance of lhe jrjvum Ums far. CHARLOTTE LADIES “t,. ,'to. K.<1|' ’"! 1’,w:iy wlt, hml1 Tydm Mi,; Helen i* winning « wide rrpu- '’n*?,r a™J ^n’?n* F,<lrwa . .-I-Iiu- ■l.n'1.J??. . 1................................................. -..to‘ Mr-' ...toll ,1 th. Mi •* Ruth siMon of Parma Height.*, Mrs. A. W. Woodburne is dialrman of her lation for lhe fine manner in which- A tcur ,h* '“J‘ ™PP". ■*Cleveland. Ohio, wiu.tht- gurst ol 1... MUtcd Mr. and Mr*. Claude W<mm1 over.thL* week for a tin day GUESTS AT LUNCHEON tor next Tuesday's luncheon. th, is coji- !i?“\ b“^T?.Ln^'‘ rhui ­ . FteVOlg ■« Kern County h. ,Preventorium j. I.jniuiiij ,.* ■ tou . I aunt. Mi:.* Mabel Bixson. Irian Thurs A second M>cial event at the Club Mr .md Mra c M Bi**on and two Mrs L M Ward ha* returned i-> her darted under h-r management. She J0,1: Chairman. Mrs Noble Cain to Sing At day till Saturday . this week will be on Thursday when lurienced zlletiUan well a* '• ’’ *’ ,A VanBu.vklra. Secretary. Ml.** t . Mr. and .Mr-. Clyde Scbrtfman of children of oak park. III. were guest* ■ home in New Haven. Conn, after visit- t. t. an an <> exixrirnrf-d .dietitian .>* a* well ns,""" ............-----------Dinner At Country Club Greenville Country Club comes for TSt""' J““T. K.iiujnai*c«> spent th- Week Mid with ol Miss Mabel Bisson on Tliupiday.’mg her sister. Mrs Will B;!*bc>- Mra ,»■> , . 1:. n: .wr .. and hu >»d n» Jlr' their ahpual visit u< .n Un., l,p. <>! worlt ,a.vJ'",'*-* ndl chiUroiaii, MK, E.a A They werfsending a week s* vacation Silsbee accompanied h-r to Detroit, thc I or i in-1 , parent*, Mr. and Mra Thursday Evening n;>-n will play golf, utul thc at Thr.v River.;. . (where she visited for a few <!av . »••- Jns I.. -, .iwutol -in It in Cfetotold.VT’ ".7"''J'S” S'" "“'5 WJltani Hayward. Flowers from many lovely gardens , Thc sn^be*enteruhwd l a ....... ijnu la tar. torn to Call- LI, «» I- " “«« uMu i HaaUnex ntr .. ti»rtlnilariv ,fcniv. lauic* Mi* f W Stcbbtnv. MIssm Marjory tuining flic latter |»rt of the v.r k ■“..* wm ‘oe ‘ rvametl with bridge Mr, und Mis. George Clary and Mr. luo “ ent enw MiLol*. Angel) Ho.tcMc* fur the : *' Hast ngs ga_ r a parIteuUriy festive ln thtf ariernTOn . A A ainneri dinner, a a sllorv short and Mra Gletj Ingram and children Stebbins and-Sarah Bchadrr. Thoma* | Mrs. Archie McDonald and children lorniu. ...-.itnini! ynu were elected, after which: vC,'"?ni?musical program and a dance will ocvisited Mr and Mra. Floyd Graves ol Stebbins and William Schadrr were injure sjknding tta- month of .July with all enjoyed a social time Those pres- *™n thirtv-two Charlotte ladies were cupy .. thc evening. ... ...... An added attraction Gland Rapids Monday to ih» pic- - h-r at their iiiintnrr home <u. ELECT DELEGATES TO Kalamazoo on Bunday. < nt were grateful to Mr McBeth for Bural* ,or t,ie ^“1* will be the rendition ot several solo Jure, "Grand Hotel” Ijikc Huron. Mr. McDonald and Dr. • ----• •_ Ttw golf trophies which were awardnumbers by Mr*. Noble Cain 'Frances ‘ Mr and Mt* Curtis Bottum and son;and Mr* D. D Walton und family will DEPARTMENT PONVENTION;'''*^• of Ann Arbor and Mr and Mra. Bert '.*;>?mi thc werk end with Mr.,. MCDonp, Snd imp. »d VWmd Itoitod. 53SU'to°?SP ” Enjoyable Meeting of Legion ,,, I£1 "sS iS mS 1 Stile* uuii Mr* E H. S'lies ol Grand aid and children Rapid* were — over Frank Sc Schumann of San Ma-: a Sunday gu< -t. ot Mr.' Mra Mrs Frank Mr. and Mrs. John Ketcham. Mr. Auxiliary Heid Or Thursday : grant—glvmpsf MARRIAGE. Byington of Charlotte and. Mrs. and Mra E. P Bollum.’• rino. Calif, who i* visiting Mr. and and Mrs. Roy CWdes. Dr. and Mrs. C. Afternoon From the Cadillac paper wc repnnt Charles Potts ahd Mrs. Edward Van Ml** Virginia R Wlllitls. who rrcnl- 'Mr* », C. Bnmrnn, will lean- with Urn following article of Interest of in-1 Popering of Hastings Following lhe P. Lathrop, .Mr. and Mrs M. L Cook. ly received her A B degree at Western I them-Wednesday for Detroit to spmcl und Mr*. Charlra taonard, A rh iiu-iitfu.. nu-ling ui tl.. American to Hastings people as the groom! luncheon contract and auction were Mr. Mi ., Sarah Schader and William State Tfscliera’ College, Kalamazoo, ht few days with Mr nm| Mr, Cha* I!•• .nor. :mn Auxiliary Auxiiiary ua* w.i - held held .... on Thursday a former resident here, and a ! played. Mrs McGrath of Charlotte and Mr and Mrs A. L. Brown anc\Mr. and it Nir home ol Mr* Sterling!, Hrhadir an- spending tlm >'eek at Gun ha.* a position a, M»ciely edit'g- of the ■ Carroll, leaving Detroit Friday • tor;afternoon graduate of our City schools: iMr*. Roy Hubbard making topscore Mra.. Keith Fullef afc in charge. Graphic at Harbor Spring* Washington. D. C to Wait a sister. Mr* Rogers. Aft. r kite pm luck dinra-r. thlake uuii their uncle and aunt. Mr aiid A home wedding was solemnized Sat-1 *n contract and Mra. Krusen of CharNORTHEAST IRVING. Mr. and- Mra ..Albert Kunkle and If. K. Ham.. i-n-itlrni, Mr Henry Muid**r "n- urttay at 4 p M when Miss Persts (lotte and Mr* C W Crawford in aucMr B L Kenyon, ol Lansltix rutnel Mr und Mr. Will Shi If.. Id. Mr ami dnen-.L-the reaular Ixl-uuk M -eJofi. icim-^ daughter of" Mr Mr”and ^ra’i tion. . ............. .......... ............... .. Mrs Johnson. who )va* been very 111 Mr ami Mrs Charlo Burch and Mr Mnryruth of Baltimore Md "»P Glympsc. daughter of and Mr*. " Dekg to th,- 'ipI*-^rtim-ntcnliGlvmt»r 218 218 East PtarPine .trelt i Guests present from away aside from ------------ -------------- --------at thc home ol — her daughter. Mrs. and Mrs Herman 'Dinmcr and srm Wmday for a three weeks’-viMt with MraGe-orge Bhetlkld and wm-tm and Department enhFrank Glympsc. East street. , Vernon BiwfiWd ol Battle Creek and .mtlon •<, t> h. id In K»!«maro-> on became th- bride of Ward If Grant oV '»>•■ Cliarlottc ladle* were Miss Elsie P**®* P‘nncy. U belter. John of Grand Rapids weir Sunday Mr and Mrs. R J McCreery i f*7’r!<e.na'*s "J Cbe’M-a. and hl son I Mra C S Perry Went lo O wp.-r Sun- August 21 and 2J w- n- el.t h d- a* lhi$ citv. nI WAlice*1 Grant ot ■ Cir°°* «»* s*” Antonio. Texas. Mra Earl Mr? and Mrs. Mrs. C J. Moore and Ralph LUk-’-s uf Mr ami Mrs Robert Burch. Mr? and C- J- Moore and Ralph of to“ck,7? -*’,,rr 'Y UI ' c'-“' !-!,v Mr* D-m Foreman. Mra. Edw.. <}rand Thc ceremony was read: Wartham of Grand Rapids and Mra and Mr and Mrs. Dale Cook and famMr: S V Brock. Mr and Mra Wel­ f," ’■> J" a“cnltl''' I oljShcffielt1 and tamily fh'-y• returned by Downs, Mr. Hen.-. Mnl-ler und Mra.'by DrA W .mhnstxnr ot Harriwn i °“y Jordan of New York City. Mr* ily attended the ball lame at Lake don BroiiMui and Mr. and Mra. George rC,.fc ZJ1* A’ ‘'1? D7'L'» «■<»-1«“>’ "f Battle Creek where they let? , Kenm.'h D in* Alternates ah Mra. fnrm,.r pastor of the Cadillac Pre»bv- Rcbt Houston of Dearborn and Miss Odessa thc 4th Robinson, anti their guests. Mr and Chelsea Standard. standard. ut his utter spending abending n Sterling Roger*. Rogers. Mr*. Craig; Mra. Mrs. u-nan church The wedding was at- B*rt»w Jannett of Cliriago. • |iVcrnoq Vernon «t hi* home alter Mr- Albert Craig Mr and Mr* Will Dipp und family Mr Warren Wilcox and family and tor of the Cheta-a Mr and Mrs R. j. Mr., j McCreery McCn-rj -nd sod ‘week with hit his cousin. Winston ShelShel-: Anna Nev-toil Nev ion and Mr.-. Mr Nellie c.m«Cana- :.....a_u u.. bv^he .*■... memhera ... The committee for the day were and Mrs. Harlow Seger uttended lhe Mr and Mr., Basil Smith of •Jack*on. Ml, DoMta n., .K, „,a Ml Ami otor. «, ,.tanl«, «, !, i-njoyed Sunday* at Spicklcr’s al Gun Mi- Albert Kunkle and .Maryrutli of Mr. and Mi- ,G. II Post and Mrs.. attending a* v:-itora i^ui-i, *. — Mra. Wm. R Cook. Mrs. A. A. And- funeral of Mr* Joe Lehman Thursday lake. . ■ . j rrson. Mr* Joseph McKntght. Mr*. C. >t login l’1’1,,'rn1*?**?Id “L** I'” week Puns daughters. Lucile. \Vill.i and : Il I-. hoped/thui the Auxiliary may iuiwed ch Ron dre*.* with a X tafteta l-nrui ! w vv Wesplnter. Mrs. Mra T. T. D D French. F*-!*eh. Mrs Mrs Mr and Mr* Arthur Moore and fam­ ut Wall lake 111 lhe Tobins cottage | Maun-nc Wlllitta. Mis* Mars- Mare.iret ‘ ta :.a-»rrferl nnolltj.r — iti.tiTi,, tl™... ... . . , .bouquet ® —t—,ni ily spent Sunday with Mr and Mra *-> .,IU■ v.,llcu « wHuuat 1 ,lobt Warton and ...» Mra James n Bristol Mr and Mrs Fred L Bash of Battle McIntyre of Muskegon, Mt link Premier rows-and swansontaI with Mr' C p Lalhr°P Mri ***>' f*111- Ro,wrt culrr Mt Clarksville Creek and Theodore. Bush of Detroit | Victor Artnsnon and dau ghter ... . — Mr*. — genlaughUTjJurtara which have tu-cn ra nt to headquarter* lieu with silver'and. white luMe ^Iter’ nl me. Mr»• VV W Kf M. Stebbins unH and ■>, the Mrs ’ o O. tL Lightfoot a,,a and M/to, Nonna visited < he men’s mother; Mrs. Knima and* son John - " of Toleu „ c>4d ventures cF edrC Ohio, laird; Atumuncrm-nt ot tin- AugUM »(«•’.- ,.j„ Mrjl FHaani t ni«>n «ti committee assisting Reservations callcd'at Will Brown's ML-the Jones ’ - ..Hammond ............. i Ing will be made Imir. I Div-won rtrwL wira luir Sy «Uen£^t ‘ were roade hinrty-two. lhe largest district Sunday evening Bush, on Sunday, her seventy-uxlh Wolring of Woodland,' Ltbirthday, and found her a little better. of Hastings and Geo. McPharlln of' — und slic choM- for her drew* a yellow Mrs Mollie Van Dugteren and Mr Grund Rapids spent Thursday evening ;ATTENDING PICNIC . .. i.fl.iwnred chiffon made.with a yellow! • and Mrs. John McLravy visited Mr and n’. the Wm. WWitU cottage, at -Jun ' AT RA’sF 1 INF I AKFiUfTcta j“fkd. Her shoulder corsage/ Mrs Fred Henson and Dr. Winifred Hl uHjl LIDU LHAC X1|, „t yt.How W1.s aIul .wan.onh> / McLravy nf Richland on Thursday They also called on Mr. and Mrs. Thus PRESS CARRIERS HAVE Annual Uatherinc For Binploy. 'iS.^ ”™U" i Henwn of OxnsSnck. DELIGHTFUL PICNIC ccs of Maintenance Division . Thc couple stood before hanked Jos Mcknight returned Friday frtgn palms. baskets of pink rase*. shasta Seattle. Wash, where he attended the of Highway Department daisies and larkspur tied with tulle. ; Inicrnatlonal Rotary convention u.s a Twenty-Three From Hastings ; A three-courac wedding dinner was delegate frnm Urn Hustings Rotary Had Big Time On Tues on! t>. n...y Liu. lull.- m All...,:. ln Mr, . club. lh> uIm> vlMUd hl* tukr til Van­ day ■ ™mv t-atimt tM. ,un™: .urmc T Otom -n» UU- ua, 'tratoml' couver after the convention. / • Turadu. ... Uy annual nkiim at > ■- mau.i. r.anru Ol. md r^.. „Jo™| ^wl .Mr and Mrs. Roy Larlck. Wilbur □ ra,m mptite lor Um Prrs, mu.lu.y.. LmJ’ihn Taii’lu, ■b",d1S”"S;! u"'P"‘k o'" Lnrick and Mr and Mrs Kent Larlck newsuirls. tuenty.thn-e going lir ...... , All,-■ <n lurrv ,, a"f‘ of Cleveland. Ohm. spent a part of and from thte city in a large ten. charter-i S’n caT* k i.m./«, , Mr and Mr' On‘nt havr uken U“i last u<-rk at tlie HuIUig cottage at Po- ed by the Pres, company. j ^u, vanBurrn Ka,‘”n“,f’O‘ *”«ip<.rt cottage on Lake Mitchell for i.A.™"lra.“: 1'.”™.“ JSSSi'.'' '"U Oii.n.r ami a tim prat-ranj ut. (.“‘i r„r lho ! Cora Biggs and Mrs Frank Edmond-, Thia fly spray is ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED TO Mr and Mrs L. V Bcvsmcr leave on in the tight.* at Rumonu Park, eating h"- ,x’n In UK oIBce U W.j Sunday for an autoYrip to Los Angele*. everything In sight and enjoying them­ )<»v CchK- J ’hn C- Ketcham bs 7 KILL FLIES. EASY TO USE, lOO.per cent active and the h j.-auncr insurance company and thc Calif., where they will visit his sisters. selves hi general. ■ ix-akcr today. A fine time i» anticl- grpotn is employed by Cummer and will not injure walls, furniture or fabrics. Those who-altended frnm here were: Mrs. Edw A Clark and Mrs. Emma P* 1 ®* 1 Diggins company in their naice* Rock, also Mr and Mra. Harr}’ Rock Lynn Perry. Howard Moore. Bill Moore. The out-of-town guests were the In a SANITARY MANNER ... IT KILLS flies, moths, They plan to be gone about a month Jack Kennedy* William Kennedy. MAY-LOCKWOOD. groom'.-, mother. Mr- Alice Grant of arid expect to attend the Olympic game.* Harry , Beaver.A' Edward weddingBeaver. of interest Virgil to Albion anta, roaches, fleas, bed bugs, water bugs, chickens, a boll. 1 diink and gJmnighU Templar. Conclave. Ccnrad. Curl Conrad. Crystal Conrad, i friend* ua- that of Mi.-.* Dorothy; Grand Rapids; hl* sister and her hus­ cattle and hog lice, chicken mites, common spiders, DY. R M Fowler of this city. Dr <rtrl>. Ravmond Reynold* Gerald > ,>cku,'"u dutight. r of .\ft and Mr. band. Mr. und Mra. Otto Schreuder of wasps, mosquitoes and majiy other insects. J. W Jungmau of Cleveland. Ohio. Dr. Reynolds. Russell Bush. Walter Can-1 Wm. Lockwood of Coldwater ami Mr. Grand Rapids; sister. Mis* June Grant Mnrpmer Tilden ot Chicago. Dr. E A kin.vftobrrt Caukin. Genrge Johnson WayAr Willard Win of Battle Creek. of Grand Rapid* and Mr. and Mra. Jo*. Grant of Battle Creek. Honey of Kalamazoo. Dr. George Copp WavJto Snvdrr. Linden Snvder. Melvin!*"" °< Air',‘£j, F Wil' "r Ar'| at Plainwell composed a party of five Jacobs. Gordon Jacob*. Rovio Jacobs bnr' whtch *ns »'• the.home ENJOYABLE HOl SE PARTY, INGRAM JERSEY dentist*, who left Tliursday morning Robert Angell. Elmer White of' Hu? bride's parents V Friday high ' n ’M-” at K '"»' delightful house party was held at Use VERMI-TOX liquid sprayed for a week’s fblilng trip on the Sno* They returned to Hasting* in time noon. Df Way rend the wedding aerv- lhc Sutton-cottage at Wall lake over Regular Value DAIRY Inland*. The party took along an ample to make their afternoon deliveries, tired to n Uw presto or : >e Immeai.le ,M uwk t occasionally about tne outside L.E.FOSTER DIST. r.n.llto SuI(,,„‘;nd supply of canned sardines *a that’ the but happy faniilirs only. The eouple couple tore were uiutunat­ Mr „,,d M„ j entrances—will aid in keeping PHONE 3464 701 WitT.WALNUT members might experience thc joy of tended . a'Mr- and* Mrs Otto Iscnhath. MLues them free from flies and many at least one -fuh dinner" while absent. CHAS. FVRNISS HONORED. . T :„. •••’, '’“'""“ft' Alton and CereWIne tanhom .nd other insects.' Charles Pumls-i received a siinal in unite crepe faute combined with. jOhn Otto and Hollb Isenhath of this William honor Sundav evening at the Presh-- l.to. Un-hM and Mto. moloMW. >to cur. M,„ Ju„ Slltlo„ terlan Young Peonje’s meeting when he nmn tore a awutder conatroC um- A„d.rmn or U» Ansetai. Calir. and was prevented with a lienutifullv L/ie VERMI TOXSpray to . 1 Ifi;' > . > ML'A Marjory Pallensill or Grand A wedding luncheon was served a?. ftapld* craved Waterman pencil In recognition , ______________________ “Swat the Fly In the of his valued services as president ol the Maple Leaf Cea room In Coldwater.; or 39c per Pint after which the bridal couple departed | CLOVERDALE. the Society for the past twn year* Modern Way” Miss Josephine Smith, who made thc for a short wedding trip. They will' The sad news reached here last week L. V. BESSMER, Eyesight Specialist nrcsentation. spoke most anprrclative- be at home in Battle Creek after July jot the passing of Rockwell .Hayward. HASTINGS, MICH. • son-of Pearl Hayward, formerly of lv of thc work add Influence of Mr 8 The bride graduated front Albion of Washington. riuiik,, and am, ho|>ed that ’iihi tie would woum t>............................ ’ ' Shultz, now of state u, ntuuuigi'ji,. FurnlM l>succeraful tn his studies in thc Dnlvrr- t‘0,,cCe ,n ,hl* C,*M nf 1930 a”d &ince , He leaves n wife and two small children Is to cause you to see. sitv of Michigan where hr will be co- ha* ,x’cn l««h*na m fassopolh. She our *ymj>aihy goes out to them Ing In the fall. »' « member of the Alpha Chi Omega Visitors at Mrs. Martha Repkiglr’., The way they see depends upon how nearly normal Thos.* in charge of tlm program wer> “rort‘>' Ml Wa> «n»duatcd from Al-Hast week -were. Mrs Kate Terpcning they arc. And THAT cannot be known until they have Howard Frost, Rnimrt Ancril Kk>l*clbllln mheec the same year.,and then and daughter on 'I'uesday; and Wedo>^— Agnes Smith. -v._ j— attended thc General Motor* Institute msday Mr* MMuam Ashby of KalamnRtorer, Don — and William been examined. >So YOUR duty to your eyes is to ItJarn Mrs Pine of Cloverdale. Mrs Bachman. Delbert Whitmore and Beu­ of Technology at Mint. He is now whether or not they see as they should. Thus your employed with thc Buick Motor Sales chamberlain and Mra. Sarah Johncox lah Severance duty to your eyes is closely related to THEIR duty to The Young People s meeting will re­ company in Battle Creek. He is aflitl-1 (>f Orangeville all enjoyed a good visit ated with the Delta Sigma Phi fratogetbeh . "WA«r» ImmiJialt AllaAlms and Court—y Ara M—t to AS" commence the last Sundav In August you. Let us assist you to better vision. tertuty. i -------------- - ... ' | —Elky-orth Newton, press Cor. The- Misses Harriet and Margaret Prof Arthur Korn of Germany made HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2115 WE In Canada, telephone calls average Way ot Albion, suters of the groom, the first long-distance experiment in M05 per ranita annually, the highest were present a*, lhe wedding.—Albion transmitting photographs by wife in Recorder. , 1903. in the world. PERSONAL SUIT SPECIALS 16 Suits, Sizes 35 to 38 Values to $19.50 For $^95 24 Suits, Sixes 35 to 48 Values to $24.50 For $1395 These Are All Wool Fabrics Light and Dark Colors Late Styles T. S. Baird Clothing for Men. and Boys . _____________________ Special One Week Only on Fly Spray for Home Use VERMI-TOV As A Repellent PRICE $1 qt. 50c pt. Special Dedicated to Better Vision The Duty of Your Eyes 69' TR. VANILLIAN COMP. N. F.» 50c per Pint—Your bottle. B. A. Ly BARKER �Our Success • The annual reunion of the Ferdinand J Thomas family was held on Mondav July 4 at tlie C. J Thomas home at , Hastings. . Several from this locality have been In attendance at the Moody Bible school In session at Gull lake. Midland WANTS SEE VS FOR INSURANCE Citizen* Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY THE CHURCHES EOCENE SIX SPONSORED AND GUARANTEED BY STU DEBAKER evening July 12. Put luck supper and a busineaa meeting are the main issue*. Mrs. Frances Jones li convalescing a: her home Sylvia Whitmore :s with Chicago and Canada and are now loca'.ed at Uielr Wall lake cottage until the opening of school at Dearborn, where the former la employed lu In-; structor tn Manual Training and ap.plied arts. . . • । Glenn S*ift and daughters. Maxine Howard D. Bristol Good Horses A Specialty Eagle district. There were about forty present to purtake of the bountiful rr- ASSING one car after another in registration gains, the Rodent's sales pace rivals its road pave. It’s the car that brought quality into the low priixj field. It comes complete with FreeWheeling, Full Synclirunucvi Shifting, Silent Sec­ ond Speed. Automatic Switch Key Starting. 4-Point Cush­ ioned Power. Come in und go out fur u trial drive today I P H. S. SHELDON HASTINGS MARKETS Members of the Rufus Stanton taml' By met at clear lake Bunday tor a gel-1 to-gelher event and spent the day • * LeCtna Mason of Battle Creek umH cousin, Mnrle.i Swift, are sjM-nding thc week.at Maple Grove Center, with ixla-l Little Lisle Belton 1* much improved from Jus recent illpeaa. ' in.pr.'.r. B—f Indr. HASTINGS, MICH. NOW IS THE TIME TO WATCH FOR WORMS IN POULTRY Special attention should lie given to those pullets that will soon be ready for the laying pens. We curry a complete tine of poultry remedies for treatment of worms, coccidiosis, Roup. etc. 1 Hint II* If lull (rid Ut ><t,l I——it u — Itite umil Ktid t), ■-r- -Id. I'h.nir 7.1 — FIT. H-. .Aller t 11 >i mil REST — At* In— 1 <•«*•<* arid fruit. VI,.. ly. Ar.dju- 1 £»>•« GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. I SAl.fi- it.*.. H2 •li»hll» n.rd fhr- ,-rt.lt... t-nre II gchMic party. c'niton cIll IM«L 1 t lr»h. Jt Report of the Condition ot the Delton State Bank requested Mrs Henry Germain spent Sunday at thc Kellogg Camp.-Pine lake, with her son Ro'.s. who U spending a month What Are Those Things? entering into lhe formula.of success. In our* profession, th''s!‘J?'!’* 0V’nt* afe A funeral tffrecting organization must, first of all, serve at reasonable prtrrs. It must un­ anticipates ieed a nd to bnng pieces. Be sure and cqme. George'Gallantly of Battle Crrek was a caller ut the Flower home T uokUj Mrs Hatth Bellinger ot Monrovia. Opportunity Uses lhe Want-Ads . Mr Germain drove to Gratiot county Sunday Mrs. Grrmain’.s outer acidiiiIMtiled him home for a vtnt with her parent* and irnindiarrHirf' returning to Toledo Sunday evening i CARDS OF THANKS The Homecoming field at the church, Jiffy 3rd. Uie twenty-third atinher»ar> ut tlie church, wax- a very enjoyable time, with nearly a hundred ptjvcnt ; alter a .pot luck dinner Rev Karl Keefer, a former minister, g:»vc a fihe patriotic address The greeting of old friends was worth coming many mile* to fee We liofw for many more such meetiflg*. Tlie Birthdav'Ald for July «u field -at the Sponable cottage at Wall lake. THE HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK Rev and Mrs Earl Scott and d.iuiclv. ter of Boston. Maw. are spending a • pait of their vacation with their par­ ents Mr and Mrs Geo Sc.’tt Earl hlkd the pulpit here Sunday All ot his Jane Clark ts spending a tew day* tn Battle Cry*k with relatives ' Mr and Mrs Howard Ware. Mr and Mra Nile Qprtelien and Mr and Mr# Cutler. Evelyn Lowell. Vivian Spunable and Rial Kellogg attended the Pansh Young People's meeting at Waft* lake Friday night. ‘ WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME children of Litchfield spent from Sat- j urday ntgtf: until Monday of last week at Lyle Difkerwina. Bob Jot.ruon spent the week end' with his parant*, at Vestaburg. Archie Thamrwon and family of La- i cey spent Sunday with his brother. Walter Thompson and family i Mrs Bessie DeCrocker of Scotts and i Mrs. Jessie McArthur of Hickory Cor­ ners spent Friday al Frank Matte- I Mr. and Mrs.. H O.Armour of Hick­ ory Comers spent the week at Lyle Dickersons. Jeane returned home with [them Sunday evening for * few days. CHARLES H. LEONARD �THE HASTINGS BANNER President Hoover Disagrees With 'loana.’os could only be acquired by a nt* ** Til bankers with years of experience who Speaker Garner’s Relief Plans PART TWO GRANGE ATTAINS AGE BUT STILL IS LIVELY Meeting Well the Test of Time, A controversy arose during the cloa-1 This relief measure proposed in [ railroad which had twenty million dol­ It Continues to Grow ing lidurs of congress between Presi- .cangre.v wms urged by the President, lara of bonds maturing could borrow Each Year dent Hoover and sueaker reamer of fio. because that wtiuld cafe Uw pressure for that money of Ute government, put up House- of Representative "ATMenvM credUj ** larB*’ borrow''r5' (IT"’ would t Uw rtquired security, worth muth more How rapidly Uw Orange 1* taklpg on ire^n w.-\Sll Tture '"“W* banks * auwnmodate smaller than Uw amount erf the toon, then-’ “EX, » that 11 n”LSt be reckoned among wai Introdiwed propJtnZuiai »2A».- ,bo"ow^..l.n.U^ r'luni nor‘ “TTn!?r,,t »?W. oldest fratemitlea of thc land, b tnalcy would be possible. ■ to the bond holders, the latter would emphasized by the fact that Fredonia 000.0(10 be raised, by wiling the bonds r No. I. in Chautauqua county. of this country and turning tiw money* When the matter came to the House Idepmit It In banks « loan it Grange. New York, thc first-subordinate branch oven to the Reconstruction Finance 1of Repre^ntallves. Speaker Gamer thenwlve*. In either event it would of this farm fraternity, has just cel*- ■ Corporation, to be so loaned as to ease 1took tlie floor of the house and tore Into help Uie credit situation and make it brated its 64th anniversary Thb local; thc credit situation in thl* country. As 1the President, charging that he would P««ble for the zmall business man. as Orange also has the distinction that its i everybody knows, loans already made 1no longer be a party to having the gov- j**11 ai U* farmers of tlx? country to organizer was Oliver Hudson Kelley, use ite credit to help large,* accommodated at bank* in the by that Corporation have been of mater- eminent ' that he would Insist that; retalar uwf Tfie President insisted affectionately known as the "Father of' Jul help to Uw banks, io Uiat there borrowers; 1 individual borrower, whose needs U» carry out the provisions of »uch thc Grange." since, it was he who con-. have been cymporatlvely few bunk fall- Uie 1 ure* in recent montlu. Up to this time 'were small, as wyll iu thc larger bor- < mwure aa the Speaker demanded, celved Uie idea of a nation-wide ossoshould have a chance to borrow jWuld require an army of federal em- elation of farmers with a fraternal Uie alm of Uw Reconstruction Corpor-.1rower, iployees, that securities could not be ritual and functioning on a nationpl: utlon has been lo loan this money to ’.^. his----------money scale. Tlie coming session of the Na­ fH.r ____________ .zumriMt fine. r..u ... -Hu that M there large concerns, like railroads, banks. ____Speaker »._____ _scrutinized carefully, Now tLrl that sounded Tlie lo6se5 os wcI1 far would t tonal Grange at Winston-Salem.' A md und other corporations. Tlw Tlie loans are claimed it was democratic, not In the ( J er expense The President's plan, so he North Carolina, next tfpvembw. will be J ' ■ ---------------------' sense, but in Uw real sense. F always, made with collateral security of partisan Uie 6filh annual convention of the or-1 । claimed, would require very few cmThe ' such large values as to insure the rerr,‘— President declared in reply that. I[ployecs. ond those were men. who had ganizatlon. and will find the Orange payment of tlje nraiwy. with a larger to carry out Uw provision* of such a ' acquaintance wiUi and thorough of’ the country m stronger condition j rate of interest than the government measure as the Speaker proposed, wide financially ahd infiucn-1 has to pay. w that Uie exix-iw of the would require tlw government to own understanding of values. TMmb few numerically, Hally than at any previous time in its I ofieration of the Corporation. and all and operate, a branch bunk in every' men could handle the entire amount its other expenses.can be met out of town in lhe land where there were, 1proixxed to be raised for Uie Recon­ enUre career. It is also worthy of note that GrangeI Corporation at but a frac­ this increased interest, with somei likely to be Individual borrowers. It struction ' profit to the government. I would require such knowledge of in- tion of the coat required by Mr. Gar­ "Golden Sheaf certificates." issued toj members who have been continuously I ner's plan. Wc believe Uie good Mtwe and judg­ on Uie rolls for fifty years or more, now j ment of Uie country will side with the number upwards of 500; while •Silver' President in thia matter. However aml- Star certificates,’' which arc corre-l able Mr. Gamer's intentions may have spondlng awards for twenty-five yean I been or may" be. his scheme U vUton- of continuous Grange memberahip. arc! ary and Impractical. Mr. Gamer has being issued as rapidly as powiblr. with, not ban in a friendly mood toward the estimate of at least 20.000 of such ] lhe President since Uie latter made it members eligible thereto known he would veto a previous.Gamer In connection with these evidences of; .tilt!, which pro|XMed to raise several Grange age. it is interesting to- note hundred mllllona of dollara by the Kale that in lhe eight months ending June nt gowrnmenl bonds to construct more 1st. two-hundred fifty-two new sub­ ’ Hum a thousand |x>st office buildings in ordinate units were organized in the smalt towns throughout the country. United States, which U nearly twenty One hundred and sixty-eight of them per cent more Utan for ’the same per­ iod one year ago. state', and twenty-one in tills congres­ sional district. In many cases it was proposed in Mr. Garney's bill to erect 1 such buildings in towns ot 100u popu­ lation ur less! R must be remembered More than 2.000.000 brook trout are that each post office whun j>ullt would require maintenance, janitor service, now being reared in Michigan’s trout extra exjx-nse for heating and lighting, feeding stations, for planting In Sep­ repairs, etc., and that every one would tember in the various streams. Practi­ add to the yearly expense of our gov- 1cally all of these fish are expected lo eminent with no compensating advnn- ■survive thc summer and tlwy will av­ tage whatever. except to gratify toctll 'erage between three and five Inches pride. However desirable that might be long when they arc transferred to pub­ it sliould nut be gratified In times like lic waters, Many of them will be of le­ gal length. these. President Hoover did hot hesitate to HINDS CORNERS. declare that this proposition was ••pork," and nothing but -pork." Tlie Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tobias nt Battle number of men that would lx* employed Creek nnd their daughter. Mrs. Myrtle wou]d be comparatively few in the con­ Wagner, and son of Detroit, visited the struction of these buildings. The laying former’s brother, Mr, and. Mra. W. O. out of plans and the necessary details Tobias and family one day last week. before? contracts could be let would re­ Mr. and Mra. Ford^e Casey and fam­ quire a lot of time, so that it would be ily of Delton visited his bfothcr. Mr. tome years before such a program and Mrs. Bplllnian Casey and family could b«* carried out completely. Sunday. Louise Donovan also sjx-lil Wc believe lhe great body of Ameri­ Sunday afternoon there. can people will toy that the President Mrs. Uzxie Maiming and family en­ was right add Mr. Gomer was wrong tertained her daughter. Mi&t Garnett in clamoring for several hundred mil­ Manning, of Lansing, over the week lions of dollars of government money, end. ' , raised by selling bonds, to construct Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and bulldlngr. from which no revenue would ever be received, and which would be a sons s|x-nt Sunday afternoon with his parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Jerry Haynes constant and increasing expense. Wlien one realizes that Mr. Gamer'is in Baltimore. MIm Wilda Hamlcy of Kalamazoo the democratic candidate for vice­ spent last week with tier aunt. Mrs. president, und that the presidential nominee of hU party is a man in frail Burrell Phillips, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Haulcy and two health, so that Mr. Gamer might be­ come president, one cannot but feel sons of Kalamazoo visited her sister. that a man with such loose nottohs Mrs. Burrell- Phillipa and family Sat­ about lhe use of government money urday and Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gar­ would not be the type of man wc want rison of Cloverdale visited there Sun­ in tlie presidential chair under existing day afternoon. Mrs. Glenna DeMott spent Saturday conditions. night with her mother, Mrs Sarah Newton, in Hastings. 11IGIIBANK. Lavem DeMoll of Detroit visited his Mr. and Mrs. Worth Green and son Marshall spent Sunday afternoon at. parents, Mr. and Mrs. George DeMott Mr. and Mrs. Harry Green and family und family Sunday and Monday. • WITH Mr. Halverson entertained his broth­ In Nashville er from Washington. D. C. last week. family were in Charlotte Sunday to — Mrs. Pearl Barrett and daughter of | Detroit spent Sunday and the fourth hear the Postum band there ■ Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Burkett of Lan­ with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. sing ud Mr. and Mrs. Frcdric Swarts Tobias. Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias, and and family of Battle Creek were over tlie Fourth guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert daughter. Pearl, and her daughter. Lenh and little Marian, visited their Daly. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Mell Hender­ Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Froze and shot, nnd family in' Kalamazoo Sundaughter Patricia. Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wood. Evert Diggs. Miss Etfielyti tended thc sixtieth wedding anniver­ Templeton. Kathryn Diggs and Fat sary of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Herrington IT'S FOLLY TO I Hendricks end Susan Barnes all - of on that day. * ' Indiana, were recent visitors at thc BE WITHOUT NEW * Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nevitt and Mrs. George Green home Tom Nevitt and daughter. Ruby, and Nn. Marion Grayham of Level Park. Kenneth Nevitt of/East Leroy. Mr. and TIRE SAFETY! Battle Creek, spent Thursday with Mrs. Butler Smith and daughter and Mrs. Beryl Nash. Mrs. Dorcas Chatman of Hastings were Helen Bishop of Oregon spent the callers at Edd Newton’s the Fourth. week end at Mr. and Mrs. Clare Mrs. Gladys Hall and sons. Darrell Marshall and family \ nnd Dale, of South Hastings visited Mrs. Clare Marshall cared for ncr Monday at Mr. and Mrs. Edd New­ hlecc. Barbara Lee. of Assyria while her ton's. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burch­ Mr. and Mrs.. Halverson nnd family ett. were on n w<!ck’a trip up north. attended thc Holcomb family reunion Mr. and Xfra. Lyle’Jones and son al Clear lake Sunday. Larry of Assyria were Bunday guests of Mrs. Sarah Newton of Hastings Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawblitz. spent the Fourth with Mrs. W. O. To­ Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Xfarshall and bias and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle family were at Lake Al-Gon-Quln Tobias and son and Mr. end Mra. Fred W* ora Milina lhe naw U. S. Sunday afternoon. Bush nnd sons of Battle Creek called Tbai al the lowed price) In Frank Hawbltiz spent Thursday with in thc afternoon and helped their hlitoryl Yet, never hoi U. S. 4.40-21 / . . . . $3.59 thc Howard Kelly family of near Has­ mother celebrate her birthday. quality —lhe standard of the tings. Indvri ty—been h la her. En |oy lhe Ellen Kline Is entertaining the 4.50-20 . . . . . 3.89 Xfr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams and mumps. safely ofV.S.TiretallowMcoit. 4.50-21 . . . . . 3.95 Sarah OstroUi were Sunday guests at WI CARRY A FULL UNI OF >1X1* the house ot E. H. Adams tn Freeport. PLEASANT HILL. 4.75-19 . . . . . 4.63 -IRISH STOCKS AT AU TIMU Xfr. and Mrs. Verne Bera and family Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bedford attended 4.75-20 . . . . . 4.69 and' Mr. and Mrs. Amos Wenger and- the Featherbone picnic at Gull lake daughter, Margaret of Nashville. Mr. Sunday. 5.00-19 . . . . . 4.85 to fit any of and Mrs. Clare Brooks and son of .De­ Mrs.’Curtis Pierce 6f Grand Rapids 5.00-20 . . . . . 4.95 troit were Sunday guests at the Verne visited her parents. Mr.^uid Xira. Steve the tires listed 5.25-21 . . . . . 5.98 Hawblitz home. Carter, from Monday until Thursday. Mr.' and Mrs. George Greeir and Miss Hazel Campbell is spending a here, each . . grandson Carlton. Froze. Jr., sjient couple of weeks with her grandma Sunday at Ed. Green's in Sunfield. Qulgg near Kalamazoo. Sold at this price with Mr. and Mrs Leslie Adams ant! Mr. and Mrs. Sinun Nlbbs enter­ purchase of tire only Sarah O»troth were in Woodland the tained company from Uie East last Fourth to thc Eckardt reunion. Xfra. Sylvia Skidmore of Camp Custer Elmer Westbrook of Chicago visited and Erct Skidmore of Augusta were at thc home of his aunt. Mrs. Steve Saturday callers at Mr. and Mrs. Byron Carter, over the Fourth. Guy's. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bedfonj were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawblitz were Grand Rapids visitors Wednesday. In Hastings Thursday evening lo hear Mrs. Lester Raymond is spending TELEPHONE 2177 DRIVE-IN SERVICE Thc Ford Dixie Singers. the week in Grand Rapids while little Glenna Jean Is taking treatments for Ninety per rent of tlie orange* pro­ her throat. duced In thc United Stales come from Thfre was a dance at Lloyd Colvin's California and Florida. Saturday night. BUY YOUR There Isn’t Any “Short Cut!” INDER TWINE The Road to Financial Success and Independence Is a Straight Road and a One-way Track From Our Stock Prices that are right and a Qualify that will give you Real Service GET OUR PRICES ON YOUR NEXT WINTER’S COAL SMITH BROTHERS VELTE & COMPANY Poultry and Stock Feeds Coal, Lime, Cement, Etc. State Has Big Crop Of Trout Fingerlings jingle of money in your pocket may bring THE a'musical sound, but it doesn’t draw any in- -tcrest there . . . and instead of accumulating, it easily melts away. Foolishly spending one's in­ come to have a good time or to show some one ■ else a good time, usually is thc forerunner of want. Constant, Steady Plugging and a Dogged Determination to Save a Part of Each Pay Check Is the Road TAKE it ... and STAY on it... and put those savings in this strong old bank where you get 3% interest compounded semi-annually and your money when you want it. Telephone 2257 Hastings, Micb. U.S. TIRE HASTINGS NATIONAL Only National Bank in Barry County ______ _ so LoweX won't TUBES U. S. GUARD jfato dport dhop TJ A TVY T7~ JV. JDxVJl.1I Hastings, Michigan Telephone: 2217 NORTHWEST TIfORNAPPI.IL IItalncd the latter’s parents from Xfolinc; Ingram of Chicago visited with the lGco. Polands Sunday. ■ . Mra. Lewis Skinner and daughter ■July 4th. ■ ----------------»-♦-«--------------f. Fred CLslcr and family of Grand Marion of Leighton and Mrs. Earl HOB1NHUE PARK. I Rapids called ui»n his mother and Kermeen were shopping in Grand Rap­ Mr. and Mrs. Bfownlng. Mr. and brother Ray. ' ids Thursday. Mrs. Sutphen und Miss Lillian JackWm. Waddell of Stony Point tad Mr. and Mrs. George Xdams and won ।son of Livingston county have been niece. Miss Marg Carpenter, of Mar­ Russel attended the Featherbonc pic- ,viltors at the E. Jackson home. 1 shall called on Wright Clifford's recent­ nlc at Gull lake Sunday. Homer Ingram of Hastings and Mr. .ly. Mrs. Mary Bidelman of Long lake1 spent Thursday night with her daugh-i ter al the Verne Thomas home. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snyder of Shulu were Wednesday guests of their daugh- > ter, Mrs. Earl Kermeen and family' and helped to celebrate her birthday. Mrs. Otto Wood nnd daughter Lois, Geraldine attended thc Rogers reunion WHY WAIT? FILL YOUR COAL BIN NOW Mr. and Mrs. David Benawa and Mra , Rachel Allen spent Tuesday with their slater, Mrs. Kenyon, and family of Cloverdale. Maurice Thomas of Ann Arbor spent I th? week end with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Verne Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. ouy Cline and Burdette ! attended the Hale reunion at Lansing! Sunday July 3rd, and Kenneth Cline; returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner of Leighton and Mr. and Mra. Grover Cline spent Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kermeen. Little Bessie Sines has been very sick] the past week with Uie measles. Tlie Indies' Aid will be held in the church basement July 31 for an after­ noon meeting. All members are re­ quested to come early as We have sew-’ Ing to do for Bronson hospital. Also bring eggs or canned fruit where cunvcnlent. . Mr. and Mrs. David Benawa and Mrs. Rachel Allen were Thursday after­ noon guests of Mrs. Alien's new grand­ son at the Warren Martin home in Grand Rapids. Mr, and Mrs. Henry Newman enter- with Superior Red Ash Pocahontas Tlie high heat unit./splertdid lasting value, clean Burning quality and low ash .content make this coal a favorite with Pocahontas users. Place your order NOW while prices are right. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. FLOUR -:- FEED -i- COAL + CEMENT ♦ LIMB BRICK TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS PHONE 211* �THE HASTINGS-BANNER, WEDNESPAY, JULY IX 133? . 'spent from Thursday till Monday with ■ Mrg. Pearl crane U *ix.hding « few rclnlivrs In Grand Rapids. • 'day*, with relative*, in Buttle Creek. Mr*. Thompson accompanied Mr*. The U B Sundav Sdiool held their Roy Nagler to Grand Rapid*. Tuesday' i Sunday cchOol picnic ui Uie .park ut and were guest* of the former * daughWhat the Y. M. C. A. U:—The Young Lake Odvssi friday. Mrs. Ed. Hart Men's .Christian Awocintion we regard Claude Walton recenfly received i Mr*. Atuia Wolcott has been confined! ns being, in ha essential -genius, a, ft Mrs letter from her mother stating she to hcr.bed for several days and Is Mill • world-wide fellowship of men and boys would leave thc Netherlands for; unable to be around at last report. | united by common loyalty to Jesus ' Mrs. Lorna Knowles and daughter, Christ for the purpose of building : America within a few days. Christian personality and a Christian!i Mr».‘Minnie Bouck of South Bownc!Myrna Lou. were guests ot the formers, und M1M Velma Anderson of-Lansing : patent*. Mr. and Mrs. R E. tapscomb. , society. Cleveland Omvcnttap. called ut the Mm. Cora Gardener home , of Grand Rapids from Friday tUlj Barry county will be repreM.-nted at week. ■ . j Munday. <T - , the Battle Creek Y. W. C A. camp on las,: Callers July 4 .of Mrs Dara Gifrdener, ■ Friday callers at Uw F\r. Tabberer । Gull lake by some girls from Nashville were. Mr. und Mrs. A. Dargie. Mr. nnd 'honw were. Mrs. D II Brown and I Barry' county boys won wme Camp Mrs. D- U Reed and two daughter* and ; daughter..- Marguerite Moorei und Mrs , honor* at Barlow Jake enmp that closed Mrs. Mabie Flynn «ud Albert and Mar-, DoroUiy Ynrger. and children of Nash-1 last’Friday Eighty boys, from Grand guciitc of Grand Rapid*. Mr. and Mr. viile^nd enjoyed a visit with their old I Rapids commenced a two weeks’ period Everett Swegles and thc fornwr'* । schoolmate. Mr* c B-Hobtein. there Monday. .mother. Mrs. Aung Swegle*. and Fred : Mr-' Hattie CrolT <>f Omno reSecretary Angell will assist in tlw service* Sunday. July. 17. at the Barlow i C B Holstein of Co!ijm^‘s Ohio, j ,4*tcr. Mrs Deli Godfrey. • lake rump. OrangrviUe Sunday Sela have their *e;une MoiidaV. for a vfatt with his wile; Mi** Helen Thoma* of Byron Cen...___Thuradii) 'and children pi the KCt Tabteyrr l ter I* sfa ndjng the wv-k with her picnic at Madirom.• ' grandparents. Rev. and . Mra E. M wu.,.« a ■ . — luck supper, all home.. . • meet at the chunth at 5 30. Cliflord । Mr, Harry Miller end children ot j Wlwothr. Kahiii> u chairman of the committee Elkhurt. Indiana., were In UW. Village| ’Mrs. Lydia. Kidder spent several day* Saturday greoiitfk friends. ' ■■ .with he?ion Ralph at their tarin Iwnw Charlie Hooper is critically HI at his । in Inlng. ■ ' Thuraday on Y’. M- C A. buslnexx • home. ■ Mr and Mt/ P. A. Tlmmas called at I Read in July "Young Men" pp 334 M;-.. Lola Carver ot Grund Rapids Uie home o; the latter* sister. Mr. and about "What Citizciuhip Mean* to Me ” and the article on p.p. 325 bv Erdman 'TWxIW. ’ Hams "A Chaotic World and Yon . ______ Dorothy Walton I* spending roveral ( Mrs MVry*Lou Kenney is ImAing A lx>l game of baseball »iu played week*-with her aunt. Mrs. George • after the household duties while her| at tlir faln:nw.d.‘ Mohda'- night u*ln-’ Brownell in Flint ; daughter, Mr». Andrew Flouslt is con-1 the soft bail. Old and young enjoy tile-, Clifton M«. Jt cl. Grand Rapid* li ivalescin* from an opexgtton tor appengame. Come on down a: teteh. Three hundred the l».»y* ure on th. H-cndlng Ute week - with Mr. and Mi.-- : dtcitli*. Mr. and Mr- Lyle Arnold of Grandi high seas enroute.to. Europe 'on their Claude Walton. Orville Iknney atid Bobble of Wyatt-' Rapids, enjoyed thr 4th of July with । ptusion of Gowl Will, proinuii'fi und dotte came TiiurMiny. for i» week's visldthe latter’s jmfentS. Mr. nnd Mr*. Ed FREEPORT. with thc former’* parent*. Mr. ano’Babbitt.Mrs. C L Kenney. Orville rrtnrned to, Mr. and Mr.-. S. E. JoUnzon and Mrs Wyandotte Wednesday and Bobbie re- p, w. Ingalxbe. Mr. McLouth nnnd Cor- i mamed with, his grandparenu for tin- win. Noviskey of Grand Rapids spent ■ the week end with relatives m the vilThe hlgliest-toned wind instrument kt'unmer vacation ‘ The MU is the piccolo. • : Miss Gem-vleve Bcuhler went lol | Grand Rapids Monday and from there Ito Ann Arlxir Wednesday, wiiere *he J will receive treatment at the-Univer­ sity hospital. I Mrs. C. W DXy and- daughter ofi J. C Clark at the head. They will at­ tend the Geneva parliament. rpeciai session of youth. That 2-Cent Tax on Your Bank Checks The New Revenue Act which became effective June 21, compels ey^ry bank to charge each customer’s account a tax of Two Cents On Each Check, to be remitted monthly by the bank. No part of this tax is retained by the bank but the entire tax collected is sent to the U. S. Revenue Collector. Collection of This Tax The Cost of This Tax will be handled by this bank without any inconvenience to the customer. An ACCURATE ACCOUNT of the checks drawn by each depositor will be kept and charged to the indi­ vidual account at the end of eAch month' and will be shown on your monthly balance sheet. to each customer is small when com­ pared to the convenience and safety of a checking account. The small amount of the tax will not warrant any customer withdrawing an un­ usual amount of cash, assuming the risk of loss by Floldup, Burglary, Fire, etc. Your usual procedure with a checking account will * eiuible this bank to continue its beneficient service to this community • days with tlie former'* patents. Mr. tuid Mr- Hull ilk- were (Jzy theAe celling tkiut (n^icheu • Thera refreshing and delicious I.G.A. Bev­ erages do wanders in driving off summer drow- ' lines*. Buy your favorite drink* at these low prices and always have a supply on hand. i.G.A. COFFEES I ‘ Blend . 'G' Blend ZA' Blend . i i- 30c u, 25c . . I II. VacuumPackedDeLuxe Lb. 19c 39c fl fl A A A fl Saturday at the home I ' Mr. and Mb.’ George HuiarhKu andi, I daughter J'-an of Dutton spent Mon-1 |day with the latter’s jtarentx. Rev. and' i Mrs. E. M. Wheeler, . , W, S. Sunurrer and Russell NovUkey} !a<rom)x>nied by Frank Wiitnpo and­ I mother ajid Hazel Hall, were in Huth i I Ings Thursday. j Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roush aecom-' ■ panted Mr, and Mr- Clarence Benedict i • home of the latter’s datrelKer. | lien Miller of Curlton Sunday. , Mis-** irone Beattie <>f Vicks-! [burg. Helen Boughncr and Josephine i Noviskrv sjvnt Tliunduy afternoon J with Mu* aciwwa-vr Beuhlcr at the. Ctxik home in .<ntth Bownc. I Charlie Beallle and daiiglikr Irone I jot Vicksburi:*|M*nt (nun Wednesday till, Friday riu-rnoon with relatives here in, !tiu’ village. ' Rwe. ll Noi'Lskey and w s.-Surrarrcr juvro at Ada on bu>ineM Wednesday. J I Mrs. Andrew Brandt and children hi j ■ Orange Pekoe i.i,. 33c I.b. 21c Capital $75,000.00 Surplus $50,000.00 nter* parent*. Strcklc. the Campbell | Week end lit | lionu- were. Mr. _____ ■- ’..’ ‘“it Ger-. I mild and two daughters ot irtlmlle j inn and' it Sunday with M Japan . “The Bank with the Chime Clock" I iX Younu «>( Kalamazoo and Maxine • Green Hastings City Bank PREVENTED WITHOUT ODORS ft STAINS, TRACKS A GINGER ALE IGR 24 Oz. Bottles 25c home i dnugh-I Kc.lh biirkie of' Lime Rickey IGA X *B«ttie* 25c tt. 10c Vinegar IGB Crisco QL 15c . Tomato Juice Can Campbrll'i 18C Milk IGH or PET . Tall Cans 17c uvhlrt .»]x-nt the I Ciucago. F- W. Ingalsbe and Corwin with rolali-.r > in the yillage. I Mr - Frank &x>l motored tQ n JohiL-ton Sunday ic and Max inc | ii Ralph Moore and neve, Mania "anr Relish Spread S No. 2!> Can IOC lOc I.G.A. STORES t0 surfaces, you can provide a continuous supply of moisture — keep roads dustless for weeks. These tiny, white, odorlesV\_J flakes absorb several times their’weight ^jn moisture. Then they hold that moisture in the road and the moisture keeps the road from blowing away ro. 21c S ox. Jar X0c Calcium Chloride to road Buehler 5 ib Pk«- 2$ c Mayonnaise Pork & Beans . from Camp Ben ' JoluL-toii Sunday where he enjoyed the '111. ’ e Boy Scouts irl dunn; Cake Flour 1GB Soap Chips fl R t and Uie xcorc thc vistUng j'. 9c C^hocolatc IGR Bating n ib., 19c dust—without odors, stains, tracks. vClean moisture’is the best way to hold dust in the road. By applying Dowflake Shredded Wheat NIAGARA or KELLOGG'S pkg. IOC w ft Tex Wax There is a clean way to prevent road Ask your highway official for dean, dust prevention by the Dowflake method. Try it yourself on tennis courts and private drives. Ask for our book­ let "How To £ontrcd Dust" held a: Heed's THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY and children. Mr*-Sarah DePnri md William Slocum of Hastings i daughter. Jean, ol Grand Rapids. . i Mr. and Mrs Sam Cannavan and' family of Ltwnn visited George Forbey । and family Wednesday evening ‘ Grandpa Forbey of Irving Halted his ■ ! xm and-family Saturday i Caller* at the George Forbey home Sunday were. Mrs. Mattle Mishler. Mrs I , John Buehler and Mrs, Morna Vander- ' l Up of Lyons and Mrs Deeda Nosier. I : Mrs D. H. Broun and daughters ' ’ Mrs Dennis Yarger and Mr* Margurrlife Lohr nice Marguerite Browni and' I children of Nashville were gueaU ol i.Mr». Suite Forbey Friday afternoon. Gerald Forbey spent the week end, i with Noah Minard of Logan. ' ' MIDLAND, MICHIGAN 5' CHLORID �THE HASTINGS BANNtR. tttBMtipAF. ftXT n. »H TO PICK CHAMPION HAY HAULING TEAM COfXTY. NORM At. EDrCATlON— ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING Mxhigaa f»arii»r«’ kror-aml'Fun4~7""--"Z^—.. Contest at M. 8. 0. Farm Day Will Find State’s Fast apt and Best Field Hands East Lansing—Tlie pride ot Mlchlgan'S hay fields will fight it out down the windrow during the annual Farm­ test which will pick tlie state's champfonahip team of pitchers and foadcra. Tlwre will be two classes In tlie teat one loader; uml one for teams wldch ' will uw mechanical loaders, with two men loading and one driving. In both cases. Uw time required to load and return to Ute starting point, the weight of the load, and thc construction ot tlw load will be taken into account in awarding the champtynthipa. Many local champions among the huskies of Michigan farm communities luive already filed entries for lhe event, which is something new in tlw way ot Farmers Day entertainment Tlw con­ test will be nui*bH late in the morning In thc college fields, with teams and equipment drawn by lot. A woodlot Uilnnlng contest for farm­ ers who are Interested In forestry work .will.be another of thc morning fea• lures on Farmers' Day A quarter acre of tlw college woodlot will b<- marked off. wlUt every tree numbered, und hirpwn who enter tlw contest will list thc trees which should be cut out. —The college forestry department will l conduct a demonstration of wwntlfm ' "*■ thinning at the' clow ot the contest. und awards,of windbreak evergreens or seedlings will be made Uw fanners who finish on lop In the actual comjx-Ution FIXED iTlARftEH—Fir- In.: _____ - 1 ... » ........... . W. D. K.v- A S2»~L— ■ i..> Calrwuw *.S-m .™™ MLSigar. Mu'-ul \V>n<i<t« I.Uy.i Tl...ru» Co. ;------- nrr.RATtoN n ...... ex.M .. i a.'jsi.ra HENDERSHOTT. Fifty-eight of the Freeport and Pleasant Valley Sunday School mem­ bers enjoyed n picnic dinner at the park nt Lake Odessa Friday.. In .the afternoon n number attended the Bible Conference. . The W. M. A. meets with Mra. Lena Kime Thursday. July 21.’Everyone is invited. John E Brake and wife attended the Haight reunion held nt Fullasburg Park -: ’ Saturday. • Mrs Dorn Sullivan of Dike Odessa ■ ' spent from Tuesday until Thursday witli Jbhn and Anna McCalla. Harold Cooper, wife and Murcia und Mrs, Arthur VonAll&burg of Grand Rapids were guests at the J. F. Brake home on the Fourth. John McCalhft, henltji has not hpen very go<xl this summer, John E. Brake nnd wife spent Sun­ day at tlie home of tlw latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kyser of South Bos­ ton. snr.u»ra ruwi — Nkblgaii NUppIg Co. .. .............................. National Krculatur C«. ... .. ............. — - ---- ii Si IBM I.SO RUPTURE RELIEF Cuniaman Power (.’•». -__ —............ —................. 33.M n«r.< T-ai ................................... .............. . 32 35 ... . a ss .4.__ T.64 Jar min'■ Elrclnr A Tia Hkop.„ Every ruptured person should, nnt of all, consult a physician. Never neglect a rupture, no matter how small it may seem. The • Ricni. 11 you wear truu now let our Expert Truss Fitter adjust It for you without obliga­ tion. no matter where you bought It. Your condition changes nnd your truss can not help you If It Is now out of adjustment. See a demonstration of the won­ derful New Akron Mechano­ Form ‘Pressure Control’ . truss. Has an exclusive new feature which eliminates unnecessary pressure. We are the sole Authorized Akron Truss Fillers here. Tlie Prescription Drug Store] B. A. l.yBarker, Proprietor Hastings. Mich. ItMtinr “ Public tklSBoU Oftir# F-.iml AND EDUCATIONAL TENTS— BOARD or EDUCATION ANNUAL REPORT OF DISBURSEMENTS FROM JULY 1, 1B31 TO JULY 1, I031L i.smoo * 106.21 • ...... . The LA. S. will meet Thursday, July 21 for nipper at the Mhodlhousc. Mrs. John Brogan’s club will nerve. We Irojw to see the fiwn come In from their work iw they did last month. Walter taClear nt Detroit lit visiting at Floyd Garrison's. Mr::. Wilbur Bcluinlz entertained with a birthday dinner on Bunday in honor of her husband's and uncle Al­ bert Williams' birthdays. Tlw community was shocked to hear ..JObe'dvnth of Joe Wlllitta. All extend tlwlr sympathy to the ber>*tsvcd family. Sunday visitors and callers at Albert Brill'.-, were. Mra. Ella McGlynn. Mr and Mrs, Harold TenEyck from Grand Rapid*, Mr. and Mrs Clinton Lain and Mr. nnd Mra. Loyd Storer from Has­ tings und Mr and Mrs. Aaron Schwurho from Battle Cn-ek. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Garrison anil family called nt Fay Whitworth's In Johnstown Sunday evening. Mrs. Nina Matteson and Mrs. Esther; Bnll spent Tuesday with thc latter’s mother. Mrs. Kiln Lahr in Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Cha.-, VunVraitkcn called al Glenn Mowry'.-, in Rutland Sunday afternoon. Mrs Florence Kelsey from Washing­ ton has been tlw guest of her coua.1i> Jerry Haynes On Sunday afternoon they culled ut 'Frank Bryans' In Free­ port und then ut Warjen Kcl.M’jfk In Coats Grove where Mr:.. Kelsey slaved: to visit. Please remember the Aid supper and •that the prices are greatly reduced. If you can't come to the afternoon mat­ ing come to supper anyway Important Steps for" « ST 00 10l.t» 15B St Hoiiebb.U Ml'iri'r. ................. . Trirbeai' l-oll-er I'olamlrta Vnivanily ADMINISTRATION— LANDSCAPINtl PLAYGROUND FRNCK, HIDKWAIJCB— JUsllaga CMy Ortrk PAINT MACHINE AND VACUUM SW1BPBB— �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JULY 13. ItK PAGE TWELVE MARL CURES ACIDITY OF MICHIGAN SOILS ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Shepherd were, Mr. Ira and Mlm Belle Recommended For Uae In Com­ McCallum at Cloverdale and Mr. anti Mrs. Burdette Little of Kalamazoo. munities Having Workable Mrs- Bert Brown returned Tucsdav High Oradc Deposits . to her home after spending several East- Lansing—The use of marl to days with tier daughter, Mrs. |Le»ls correct soil acidity In Michigan is Case, of Traverse City. MrXapd Mra. Frank Bagley received recommended by the soil* department of Michigan Stale College for fanner* Ute neWs Wednesday that their daugh­ who live near enough a natural marl ter. Mra. John Cappon, ot Hastings, deposit to make Uie application of this had undergone a serious operation for material more economical than <l>e cor­ appendicitis and removal of gull stones rection of soil acidity by other forms at pennock hospital Tuesday afternoon. ol lime. , At thl* writing she is gaining nicely. I Tills state , hasgreat many marl Peter Hemlnette was taken suddenly {beds and manp'or^fLese contain de­ til on Friday with hardening of the posit* rich In calcium, the element muscles and is steadily growing worse needed by sour rolls. Hie utilization ot at Uds writing. flhe murl from these beds luu been n The Helping Hand club met Wednes­ problem studied by the College depart­ ment of Agricultural engineering tor day afternoon at thc home of Mrs piara Nichols of Doster. i/eyernl yearn. ■ Mr. nnd Mra. George Bagley spent i The proMcm was to develop some .type of equipment which «rould suc­ July 4th with Uielr parents? Mr. and Mr*; Using. Boulter and enjoyed u cessfully excavate the marl nnd nt.thc fishing prtrty. saine’Ume be *o simple in construction Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown entertained I that it could be purchased nnd operat­ ed by otic farmer or a group of farm*, a company of friends ut the Brown era. A special bucket which meet* .these cottage on Pine lake on Tuesday. Mr. and Mra. Herbert Morehouse j lequirements ha* been jicrfeetcd by drove to Allegan Saturday after Mrs.] I Prof. H. H. Musselman. | The method of operating thl* type Kate Esle,s so she might attend the 'of marl excavating equipment has been Brown school rcuion,. she being a for­ ■ |>demon->trated to group* of farmers in mer pupil. Mr and Mra. David Shepherd en­ 'many Michigan ctammunltleS but there are still thousands of alfalfa growers joyed an address given by Dr. B. A iwho could use mart to great advantage Ironside of Chicago at the Gull Lake and who have not investigated the pos­ Bible Conference at Midland Park Gull sibilities of removing this material from lake July 4th. This is the thirteenth session of the conference beginning j nearby beds. ' Three department* of Michigan State June 26 and closing August lllh. Mr. Colfrgc have co-operated In the publi­ ironside ha* been one of their leading cation of a new bulletin which du- .'peakers for eight years. Mr. and Mrs Marcus Bagley enter­ iciImcs all plumes of the use of marl lltie bulletin gives detailed plana of the tained Mrs. L. Payne and son of Den­ jequipment-needed for removing marl ver over the week end and Mr and from beds. Anyone interested In utiliz­ Mrs. Floyd Fisher of Richland. -Mr. and ing marl should obtain Special Bulle­ Mra. Dorr Backus and daughter and tin No. 224. ■ Mirl." winch Is sent tree Mr and Mrs. Ben Graham and daugh­ to those requesting it from the Bulled ter of Galesburg on Sunday. Lyle Full­ er is spending the week with them. tin Clerk, East Lansing. Tlie North Pine school reunion of July 2 was a big success with anfatTAMARAC CORNERS. of one hundred-and twenty The annual election of churrh,nni- tendance —, — —— .-v..., cers for the Tamarnc U1J. cilurct&will watered guests of which sixteen were ly.- held Wednesday evening. July 2D. al | ex-teachers. All enjoyed a liountiful |»t the church. Every member U urged to •''<* dinner'ut one'o'clock after which i bo present. Sunday school-qlDcer* to be tbe following program was rendered I elected. Sunday July 24 Mrs- IMfcSC BlMkman acting chairman Mrs; Rev. M. H .Dawson of Lanrtng ,,f program. Songs. “America the }callcd on Mike CurtL. and Mra. Clur-1 Beautiful." "Love's Old Sweet Song;" iititUStowell TutMiav. 'Words of Welcome—Walter Brown » Mrs. Theda Will called -on Mr?,|Music—Memories of Uie. Past, sung by Clarinda Stowell and Mr*. Ida.Beard- Mr Shepherd accompanied by Mrs. Isley Friday p. M I Shepherd at the piano. Songs—■Come Mr.' and Mrs. Walker spent Sunday Thou Almighty King......When You and on C. H. Stratton tit Bowen Station. 11 **’”• Young Maggie." and Mr. and Mrs. Bo* Cotton spent I A mtunorial Ust of ex-teachers -by SMndajf at* Randa Lipscomb s In Orqnd I Mr*. Blackman. Letter* from Edward Rapid*. t»nd also called on Mr*. Lida!C«** of Charlevoix saying*he.started t S11OKT FERM I.- L 1.1.7 I TIC AT L BUILDING AND LOAN SHARES k Continue to Be A Safe Investment for Surplus Funds ----- fflhe Rational ffioatt & flnueatment (finntpamf Iniirafmput ZjlTrnttnnttit Detroit'» Oldett Budding and Loan Attociation , 1’50 Griswold St., Detroit Extabliihed 1889 . L. Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings • _______________________________________________________________ WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN What do you mean Maps get smaller? An Interview by Robert J. Casey Chicago Daily Reporter "Psople drirr fasUr," explains r.. » . Shtrrman, furniture talesman of 9211 Loti Maple Road. Indianapolis. "I generally run my Packard T IS the obacrvaliou of E. V. . Shireuiati of Indianapolis that the map* arc getting •mailer every day—people drive faster. Mr. Shircmon is a furniture salesman whose territory em­ brace* all of Indiana, Cincinnati . und I-ouiaville. Hr drives a Packard Custom 8 and covers between. 800 and a thousand mile* a week the year 'round. The total mileage on his pres­ ent car is 71,000 miles. "There was a lime when my territory would have been pretty hard to cover. Ndw UV no trick at all I "I drive lictwccn 60 and 65 free miles prove again irhat tnilen an hour and there’s Iso-Pis has demonstrated in where the oil get* to be an laboratory tests and in A.AJ. important factor. After ex­ tests on the Indianapolis Speed­ perimenting with other oils, way — Positire Lubrication I settled on Iso-Vis. Speed Protection. Iso-lis (a Standard doesn't burn it up and city Oil product) will not thin out driving doesn't dilate 1L” from dilution. See the Ball and Bottle Test at Standard Mr. Shireman's71.000 trouble- Oil Stations and dealers. ISO’VIS TAotor OiU^. ~Jolarine tUa it rtSntS by our prooutt Mat. S T A N D A R D OIL ADAMS LAKE. . Last Week1* Utter. COMPANY X .T,u't .were replaced with new desjw 'and I «eat«.: and also one from Miss Belle ; Haight of Allegan. Mrs. Hazel Nevins ] Wildrrrnuth of Yorkville rcad_a letter I from Blanch Crass of Ceresco and Mrs. Blackman read one from Sarah Chose Wilson of Port Huron, each letter con­ : tainlng pleasant reminiscences of their tcaciiing days here. Roll call of tcacher* followed, each one present happily rcs|»ndmg with thoughts of by gone day?. Mrs. Kate Lindsey Brtgiuim >ind Mra. Irene Lindsey Goss were first ■ students of new building, the $ite for Isame being donated by their Grand­ ! fattier Walt seventy years ago. Mra i Goss was the promoter for the first । school Ruth tllUe was the lira: teach­ i er In the new building. Mra. Susie Lind| .«cy Hull was first teacher under the l’new graded system, she being hired by tlie term but thc following year the teacher was hired by tlie year. Mar‘garet Un dfey Brigham mentioned several religious activities nnd their In­ fluence cn community Mr Bartlett Nevins of Detroit spoke especially of tlie religious training curried on in the building since its erection and the ‘■plenthd' influence on community nt ■ lartfinTT- |iatd tribute to a Mr. Siaw.son la former Mmchcr. He was one of the i first pupils to start school in tlie ru. w | building. The gucut ol honor was a for­ mer teacher. Mito Sarah Harflioni. of ! PlainwVll. wl» celebrated her kith birthday July 2nd day ol reunion. >tr , I Crawford, a formyr pupil. .>qid she at­ i tended her first spring term of school ' at the little red «ch6o!houto located ! then- east of where Bert Brown now I lives .seventy-five years ago. The o!dy>t former pupil present was Mrs. Elec a resort kt Gun lake She was very active I throughout th«- day and eftjoyed meet­ , ing many old friends. An original poem | by. Mrs Row Blackman was .very much enjoyed This s;»»ke highly of her ; school days spent in the district. The hAncr teacher. . present acre: Mrs Anna Williams Humphrey of Richland. Mr.- Kate Luidsey Brigham of Plain|wcll. Mis* Sarah Harthorn of Platni aril, Mrs. Isablle McElhenny PancXMi*’ j of Hastings Mr. Herbert Brown of , Kalamazoo. Mrs. Came Morehouse j Purdy of Wayland Mrs. Irene Lindsey I Go** of Kalamaaoo. Mrs Hare] Nevins Wlldermuth of Yorkville, Mrs Marjgarel Lindsey Bnclum Mr . u.iivk x.oiu.'s-? duhuxui of Decatur. au i Bartlett Nrvtiw of Detroit anti Mis > i Dorothy Miller Ford. Mrs Emma Hughes Nevigs, Mrs. Pearl Hoag Brown. {Miss Muriel Lindsey. Mrs Susie Lindsey Hall and.Mr Walter Brown of North} Pine. Two school group picture*. opri .'taken forty-five years ago and one] . thirty-wren years ago were on display' 'and drew ferth much comment, espe- i j dally the big change* in style of dresxl Several lovely basket bouquets dewrat-1 cd the tables and all present felt lhe day one.long to be rcmemberd. SOUTH COATS GROVE. Mr. and Mne> Herbert Firstcr spent the 4th at Andrew Stevens near Puli•man. j Mr and Mrs C. M Stowell. Mary! and Martin Stutz were Lansing Viators: I recently Mr. and Mrs C T. A. Malladieu and daughter .Peggy of Cleveland, duo. spent Saturday evening at Will Bayne's. Glen Smith and family of Sunfield were Sunday visitor* at C M. StowcU's recently. Mrs. Clement Long of Virginia called I on her cousin. Blanche Bayne. Sunday i 'evening. I Flora Wood U pending a few days, [with her son Claude in Hastings. j AGAIN A&P STORES OFFER YOU QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT THE Lowest Prices In Hastings! COMPARE THESE VALUES RIB BOILING BEEF ST - 6c Lb9c PORK ROAST Fresh Ham Roast -13c O A ffiN O/A.X^V/11 “• 10c . Center Shoulder Cuts and Tied MILD SUGAR CURED OURVERY BEST CHUNK BEEF STEAK Juicy, Tender Sirloin Pound BEEF POT ROAST CHOICE STEER BEEF Any and All Cuts Pound Bacon Sqrs. u* 7c Salt Pork Machine Sliced BOILED HAM Summer Sausage CHICKENS Lb. Lb. Thuringer dr Salami Lb. Local Fowl Pound 7^c 24c 16c 16c l*?“5-28cliHAM10“ 'Sure 43c 50c 25c 13c 19c SALAD DRESSING 23c WHITEHOUSE MILK n.r,ec.n.9c Pet or Carnation Large Can MILK 5c Gelatine Dessert Package SPARKLE 5c Pk. POTATOES 29c Lb. 15c WISCONSIN CHEESE Every Egg Guaranteed Dozen EGGS 14c SODA CRACKERS n.b.c. 2 Lb. Box J 9c Quaker Maid Bottle CATSUP 5c NUCO or NUTLEY Margarine Lb. 10c BLUE ROSE RICE 2414 Lb. Bag IONA FLOUR EIGHT O’CLOCK Coffee 3 Easy Task Lb. Box SOAP CHIPS BULK ROLLED OATS 6 Lb.. Bulk 4 Lb*. BROWN SUGAR AGP FOOD STORES Th. Or—1 Ajkntfe * Pxcific Tax Ca �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JULY 13, 1933 the school reunion at Prairieville Sun­ DELTON. ■ • Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mentsel and day. Mrs. Mabie Town spent Bunday with son and Mr. Golebiewski and mother, her mother. Mrs. Minnie Trethcric at all of Chicago, spent over the Fourth guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kcn- Hickory Corners, who relumed Satur­ day from a year’s visit with relatives yon. California. Roy Adrlaruon and family of Battle tnMrs. Mabie Hampton and two daugh­ Creek and Gerald Bosh of Ann Arbor ters spent all of last-week visiting Mr. spent Sunday. July 3 with Uw home and Mrs. WUllaiA Buckland at Lllchfolks al Delton. neid.”*"' ““•**' Mrs. Spence Gale entertained her1 Mrs. Emma Lou Walters spent the daughter and family. also Mr. Gleb all week end with her husband, who is atof Cadillac over the week cnd of the tending school at Lansing. Fourth. Fourth I Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hall and chil­ Mra. Agues Trick of Hickory Coro­ dren of Kalamazoo spent Saturday ners and Mrs. Eatelia Nobles of Climax night-and Sunday with Fred O. Hughes visited Mr and Mrs. Harry Wortmani end family. List week Thursday. Other vliltora of DOWLING. *’ the Wcrtiiuu'x during Uie week wen.-. Mr and Mis Milton Nobles of GrandThe Ladies* AJd .will seryc dinner vllli;. Mark Gibbs of bshtemo. Mr. und Thursday, July Ji, wiu» Doris Holcomb Mrs. Wesley Hauk of Detroit and Mrs. and Etta Stanton in charge. . 8. E Willison of Hickory Corners. Maxine Cotton of Climax vtoiU'd lurr Mr. amt Mrs. H. T. Chandler enter­ tained their nephew from Hastings a cousin. Florence Wright, last week. A reunion of tlie former tcaclicra and pupils of the Dowling school, also The Bunnell L. A. 8. will serve a all who reside in Uie district, will be chicken dinner on Thursday, July 31. held at Herrington resort. Clear Like, al thc’summer home uf Mr. and Mrs. on Wednesday. August 10. The different Edward Campbell ut Midland Park. committees an- working hard to make Gull lake. . this a banner year In every way so be Spriest Miller of East Delton suffered sure to make your plans to attend. a paralytic r.troke luU week and to Something mote dclinlte concerning confined to his bed. the program will Be announced later. Clarence Steven% has returned to his Mrs. Redla Whitworth was in town home after being in the local hospital Saturday ynrouU* to tier collage ut with a broken leg. Tlie fractured mem­ Barlow lake for a few weeks. ber to getting along nicely, but ClurMr. and Mrs. John Norris, of Lacey -ciicr Mill keeps hia bed. Mrs L. D. Miles and her 'Sunday visited Mr. and Mrs. Wall Norton Sun­ school class ol boys enjoyed u’ picnic day afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John TenHarkel of. lunch at thc lake one day last'week. Ed. Eckltart nnd daughter. Madeline. Grand Rapid.-, and tlw Rev. George ut Lansing jqicnt last week al thc Stanford aiidwfumUy ol Ixncrlng were Wolcott cottage at Wall lake. Mr. Bunday vUium. at William Stanford’s Eckhart was u farmer lending mer­ and attended church services here. Mrs. chant in our village and 1* always Stanford and -Mr. und Mrs. TcnHarkel fuvosed us with a duet which was welcomed buck as u visitor. Kathryn Morewood Is spending a especially good. lew days veiling friends in Delton. Charles Spellman uf Battle Creek Is The lauch-Bcrginan reunion was spending a couple weeks of* lite vacation held al Fair lukc on Monday, July al the Roy Rice home. Fourth. Miss Verda Crawley of South Has■ Miss Murgari-t Harrington is assist­ ing Mrs Lovell Dewey of Hickory Cor­ Lawrence Holcomb. last week. ners with her household duties. Mr. and Mra, Don Putnam of Has­ Most ol the wheat in this locuJKy is tings were calling on triends here Fri­ iwilig cut now, and it is in excellent day and diseiiviiilk plans for the cotiicondition, uml now it tlw price would ing m-IumiI reunion. only advance it would make the farm­ Mr and Mrs. Orlid Fisher called on ers smile. Mr. and Mrs. Hay Jones atLucey SutiMiss Kathryn Horton L-> siwndlng day ufternixai who. were Iurnirr mcrthc week visiting her grand-parents al chants hi re. Mrs. Join .-, is ooliv ale wing Marcellus. nicely after a serious illness. The Delton 1. A. 8. wiU serve a six 'Charlie ,re -MW ,.-w .«. is al a^. uwv,n Moon, who Pennock o’clock chicken dinner Thursday night, hospital to also making u k<mm! recovery I July 21 ut Uw home of Mrs.- Ethel which we arc glad to report. Pennock. • ’ QUr horAC &110C Ians hare put hi,a I Several from this way attended the:four Make court recently and nre now I Ford open air /h e show and demon-! ready to meet any uompctltiun. straUun at Hostings Thursday nigt|li, Wesley Webb returned Sunday from and especially enjoyed thc. Dixie Bing- ti^e Veterans liospiul at Milwaukee rr*where7ie Jia.; been tlie pa.-.l two months I Mrs Luiina Eddy and family spent1 fqr obM-rvatum. .Sunday with relatives In Kalamazoo. | Mr. and Mr. Rutherford Bryant of I Mis Lida Hamngum visited her Rattle Creek ure tlw parents of a baby MMer. Mrs. Charles Robinson at Hick- Klr). Marilyn Elaine, and tlw other litory u ire days last wr-ck and attend- ',le folk.s. Bartini a and Emily Joan are cd. n family reunion at the home of ’staying at present with their aunt and I Iwtoy Ghv-1 ;,l Banlidd. -uncle. R<>y and Lena Hrynnt. Mrs. France* Bern hl spent lust week* jt,,n ixprkwUr .pent a pari of la-1 vi.Hi"R frh'iids nt Hikury Corners. ww.k a[ U1C home of her upcle and! Mrs. Glndyn Ciwmfterlain and her i r.m,nVi ti,'rold IX prw -ter at Hastings. U music pupils enjoyed n wienie roust _____ -«-» *■ at Ph avunl Take one afternoon last ; CEDAR CHEEK. I w«t’k. j’ Mrs Nellie Gelman of Buttle Creek* Mr. and Mra Dun Hubburd ary still spent last week with her parenb. Mr.' at the lipmc of their grand-parents, i and Mra. Will Gurd. j Mr. and Mr;. William Seibel, wherfc 1 Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Bostwick of' Mr. llublMid L convalescing from a liuu spent Sunday with her parentM very M'rtous illnc.v. Mr. mid Mrs. Guyln Pease. ! Mr. and Mrs: Gordon .Stanton and Miss Edwina Jnrnld of Northville lx! baby ot the I’urkvr district apcnl Sun- visiting her grand-parents, Mr. und J day with Mr. und Mrs . Solomon. Stun- Mra. Henry Wertrnnn. I Lon. ■ ------------------------- ... I und Mrs. Jack lai|mia’i. baby Ud Aliwrt- Schatfhauser is home from J quite sick at this writing. Aim Arbor, but is In a very serious Mr. nnd Mrs. Archie Chllsrm. andil coiiditlioi. . children of Gary, Iml , called on Ardy.'l Mr. and Mra Ike. Johnson attended Orvin and family Tuesday. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO MARK’S STORES 5S Ordered SOLD IN 10 DAYS thte RECEIVERS! Store Closed All Thursday to Mark Down Prices. 1 FOR THE COURT [ To Mark Rafelron, Trustee, with orders to CJ-.OSE OUT ALL STOCK and gel into cash in 10 days. Costs are forgotten, losses not considered! Nothing reserved or held back! All merchandise piled in baskets and on tables marked in plain figures. A landslide of needed Your Choice Bankrupt Prices! $2.97 28 4.75-19. 3.67 30x3' 29 x4.40-21 2.97 29 5.00-19 4.67 30 x 5.00-20 4.67 30 x 4.50-21 3.47 31 5.25-21 5.67 29 x 4.50-20 3.67 33 6.00-21 9.97 All Sizes in Stock at Close Out Prices Buy Now While Slock Lasts and SAVE! And wherever you go, dispel worry by tclcphoning home and office frequently, (adl friends to tell them when you will arrive. Telephone ahead for hotel accommo dations. Long Distance rales are low. THERMOS JUGS One Gallon 17c SPOKE BRUSHES $1.47 TENNIS RACKETS . 77c TACKLE BOXES ONYX GEARSHIFT BALLS 17c Set Ford Transmission Bands 27c 29x5.00-^^ M 30x5.00 30x5.25 X 31x6.00 W 32x6.00 " X B " 87c CAR FLOOR MATS £.*AU. 57c FORD TIMERS 22c GUARANTEED INNER TUBES 30x31; 29x4.40 30x4.50 28x4.75 ^^B 20x4.50 HI-PRESSURE GREASE One Pound, 4 Egw now for •_____ I WV FISHING RODS .... 47c PENETRATING OIL . . 17c Transmission Grease, 5 lb. can 57c DUCO No. 7 POLISH CHROME Radiator Grills ELECTRIC FLAT IRONS BICYCLE TIRES 33° S j47 97° 87c Lunch Kit & Pt. Ther- U /p mos Bottle tz 0 v* TOW d*pvc ROPES I / RADIO 07c TUBES JI Touch-Up — 19 ONE LOT n— Large Wool \ 7 SPONGES • SHIRTS FENDER FLAPS PAIR ^7 ... n»7r </ CAR n<7c AWNINGS // V 1 FOR ALL CARS "" • YOUR CHOICE At Bankrupt Prices! IMichigari offers unlimited facilities for every The jjiiillions of dollars open I cadi year by Michigan's thousands of visitors add to thc prosperity of thc state. Let us also spend our own vacations in Michigan this year, thereby contributing still further to its prosperity. 75c dn. < 7Buy it now for I I V EVERY TIRE MUST BE SOLD — Gr*a' summer aporl. These combine with her rugged scenic beauties, fine highways, well equipped slate comps and excellent hotels lo make Michigan an ideal vacation stale. 43c TIRES [TAX PAID!] Blade *7 JACKS 4lC Good Quality TOP DRESSING FISK & GOODYEAR Tail or Dash Light Bulbs, Flashlight Cells, Tube Patch Kits, Blowout Boots, Box 100 Asst. Cotter Pins, Box Asst. Lock Washers, Hou|c Fuses, Roll Friction Iauto One Lot of SPARK PLUGS Genuine -NOW AT - MOTOR OIL may enjoy their favorite sports merchandise thrown out at bankrupt prices. No time to waste. Drop in and see the tremendous SAVINGS on TIRES, SPORTING GOODS, RADIOS, AUTO AC­ CESSORIES AND ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES, ALL PUT UNDER THE HAMMER. Sale Starts Promptly 9 a.m. Friday 5 Gallons Genuine 100', PENNSYLVANIA VISITORS TO MICHIGAN Store Closed All Thursday to Mark Down Prices. BATTERIES 6 VOLT 13 PLATE A *7 ALL CARS Brand New. «?• One Year Guarantee Sale Price- / • Exflutisv Coupe Seat Covers . . . '67c Level Wind Casting Reels 97c 50c H.L.F. Polish ... . 17c 2-Cell Flashlights Complete 37c Steel Tow Cables 47c 77c Electric Toasters Steel Wool Box 5c Box 5 Valve Insides Headlight Bulbs for All Cara Box 5 Car Fuses, 5 - Ply Wiper Blades, Slip Joint Pli­ ers, Screw Driv Sh.H.c, Tiro Oil, Suction Ash Cool Hangon. �� https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-07-20.pdf af9f08cf2208e7b21b6852276aa59aa3 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JULY 20, 1932 14 PAGES PAGES Ito 8 NUMBER 12 ‘““■VSUek! IMPROVING TOWN- j PR°ingR delinquen/taxes DECREASEJN CRIM" LINE FILLING STATIONS POSTllEMPLOyEES i Co. Treus. Streeter Receives ; Tried, to Enter Clothing Store Installment On tho smews i 136,300.03 During First Six WEEK STARTS MON. INAL CASES IN CO. at Nashville But Police GET REDUCED PAY Second Weight Tax Amounts to Sum j Mos. of 1«32 Dog Was Watchman ot JT7.677.12 COUNTY IS DOING WORK i proseduYtng attorney s The White Star gasoline station at CUT WENT INTO EFFECT ON , County Treasurer Willi* Streeter last DISPLAY OF LOCAL GOODS first six month* months of this thia year nrvmn I For the nrst JULY 1, 1932 IN ALL TO BE SHOWN AT SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT WITH FUNDS PROVIDED | Unite was paid to County Treasurer Nashville was robbed for the second i week received a voucher from the state JJY ITT BILL ‘' WIlIlA time within a few days on Tuesday Willis Streeter ATA-lAAft*! 835300 03 Ah on rl«Unnll»nt delinquent ’ af Michigan lor 817.677.12. Thu Is DEPARTMENTS STRAND VERY ENCOURAGING ! taxes This will not begin to cover the ! amount of such delinquency which ^-as ' Barry cotinty s proportion of the 83.I ooe.000 of. weight tax and 1* the second night Tlie station was not entered, but the lock on the pump was broken and sixty gallons of gas taken. There RETIREMENT AGE ROADS ARE MADE ; 8135.000 for this county when the roll* TOTAL OF $1,384.85 Cheek of thi* same kind paid to our SPECIAL SURPRISE i county treasurer this year. | were turned over to tlie treasurer In IM CINEQ AMD rnQTQ atc indications that-thtrejs a gang EIGHTEEN FEET WIDE | March, and tliere was also considerable PLACED AT 65 fEARS ’ In a letter with which, this voucher FEATURE IS PLANNED In rliito ANU UUulo raiding gasoline stations in this man­ , 'delinquency from 1930 that remained --- 1 ner.. ,! was foraarded the stage authorities state Inspector Oommends the unpaid at the end of 1931 In addition Seventy-One Convictions, One • On the same night someone broke a Mileage Allowance For Rural window ,light the of Carriers Lowered to Three, Road Odmni. and Engineer l» •»• »l»w efwonl the Counij TJwAcquittal and Six Suits II Charles ‘"u* in “ “ rear "door “ Dahlhauser's clothing store at . “ urer received from purchasers of lands . „ For Their Efforts to Barry county advertised by the Were Dismissed and One Half Cents Mile -------------------------i Nashville, but they took nothing. A ... — . Bave j- a.s their opinion that there j Program to Include Demonstrawould probably t>- $3400 more ofi - Free lions, Exhibits and weight tax money to be apportioned 1 Samplings among the counties. Thia would bring r The local post office— has received due tlie total payment this year fromHundred* the: ■mPIH,.,. of article* of real mernoiite from the por.t office department state. Burry county's part of the chandUe from the merchants of Haaat Washington that the pay of all fi d- i weight tax. to a little more than 850,[ tings will be on display at the Strand er.il emjfioyt-cs. including post office- IXKI Tlk- state law provides that this'.Theatre during the Booster Week ,< n>plov<TS. will be reduced dating from ‘ money, mw.t ail be used lor muinte- which starts Monday night, July 25 julv 1. 1932 ’ • i nance of county roads and continuing every night including This notice alui proytdes that all em-1 . Saturday. ploy.es of the government must retire ini/HAi TO [ rrADR R As a means of demonstrating tho at tlx- age of 65. provided that they IIIlylII fl fS | fMIHIII] value of trading In Hastings and the that in 1932 thil county took over 167 III I I LUL |ULLI| I have tx-cn in government employ tor a nUlUUn LU I LI Uillil high quality 6f merchandise sold liere miles ot township roads, a little over] 111 | l_|l|J |irIJ j I । the management of the Strand TlieaiVn miles for euch township, with only! J,, Z aw> tre has made arrangements for a trade JUDGE HAWLEY HEARING supervisor*, which would include pu»r ’SOW allowed by the bill for Uie grading. 0 |||| UUlIHLIlljl specialist to conduct a Merchants' -Cruelty io animats — IMPORTANT CASE IN miistcre. a» well as tho-e acting m a. ~ ji Home Booster program, tn connection Arson Assaults-10 ‘""jLUCIUS E. WILSON SPOKE AT I wtth the regular theatre program. E. CIRCUIT COURT m over. Till* also involved the.cutting ----------AMEND -1 Breaking and entering ..... 3 G. Blessinger. who is a well known out of brush and taking out such trees | STUDY OF EIGHT j Violation game and fish laws.. 14 Tin- new ruling is that all i>o*tal cm-' COUNTY FARM BUREAU j trade specialist, is being brought hero oj> were within .toe eighteen fool limit MENTS NECESSARY BE­ Disorderly conduct .. . . .... 9 CONCERNS MONEY IN jployees. . . -----including -----------------------auix-nuors. .post MEETING tor the purpose of. showing the people of the roadway for each mile. Frauds and cheats 2 । of Hastings that the merchandise ofFORE BALLOTING We have explained too Hutt because NASHVILLE STATE BANK rural carriers arc subject to eight and) , . ,| fered for sale here is the equal of any Pauperi and peddlers law ..... 1 Brown Bros. Uie road contractors, liad Homicide " 1 that can be purchased elsewhere. Mr. " uj— vii .j l"!r cent-reduction in j»ay ; PRESENT CONDITIONS the grading machinery, trucks znd'/jijr 10 nCQICWCn Tfi County, Township, Village and ,| ., ■ ccniniic twnni cue , I Bleuinger has made a specialty of con­ Incest 1........................ 1 otlwr equipment tor doing this wprk[u“t UtOlUNtU IU Indecency and ImmOrahty . .3 School District Officers Pre- '‘he mileage allowance for rural carUrrtn otnlUUo rnUoLtMo> ducting similar -campaigns In most of and were experienced road builder*, the ; I IMIT RFAI F’sTATF TAY Larceny . 7 , „ r „ . , rjera lias been made from four cent-1 --------- — the larger cities and will present this county road coinmt«lon contracted; UIWIII fiCHL CO I H I C I HA sent Mass of Evidence to tjirer and one-half cents per nuie. Says No Group of Men ShouldI campaign on the same high class plan. Motor vehicle.laws 4------ . 13 with them for as much work ns could Justice . -A.- ....2 Friday Judge Hawley ol Ionia came Post office delks and city carriers an-! R Trllot„,i Wifh rAn.__i Many novel features will be Intro­ ix- done tin each of tiie 167 miles and Another Has-to Do With Repeal Obstructing Pharmacy law ...'A. ... 1 over .to !>eat an lmi>ortunt case in the subject to another plan, which amountDU *rustcu witn uoniroi duced. such os Food Show Night when Rwjmniin the average of 8160 per! of Liquor Law and AppointProhibition law .. --------... 5 Barry county circuit court. It was the to the .juii- thing. They are required t. . of Country's Money many samples of foodstuffs will be mile, A considerable of this work has! ’ Btatutory rni>e 5 petition of the reccirer of the Nu.xhvil!e lake a thirty days' vacatftn without, c,.,linly F.JMn Bureau gave liartictputed In by the.audience. A dis­ ment of Commission already been done. The "Writer was giv-1 bank to determine tlie status of puUtie-pay.. «> that liereafter they will only I a banquet Thursday evening to the tinct surprise is in store for all who vp^ttou., oh Friday x w«w-w. At least two of the eight amend1... n tu<the opportunity last. week .-.79* funds on deposit in that bank. Total work ejeven motUhs instead of twvlvc hcad f varJous organizations of Mil* attend these program* the nature of 4o drive over several miles of township menta to be submitted to the voters ___ ____________________________ Wly-n tl» Nx*h«to SUW BK.rt Tl» mr.l.tnT ut all lltlx 1* Ihwt «bAbout 7S win, prrtzr.t xt tor which must remain a surprise, but we roads that had beeij taken over and this state next November ought to In tlie 79 prosecutions there were 71 door* »n July IS. l«y. I Into m.,.,11, * pay I, Kiron up by nil xororn-, <Md Wll, d,un,„ 1 can assure you that you will greatly en­ improved by. tho county in the town- «» thoughtfully considered by voters ronxlctltau Std only on. xctiuiu.1; <1'~’<l two wcrP «.rr iouiiu tamd to w ue In- wrww below me the age.. "°'ul|d'. njrnl employee., liieludmg '|x««l em-1I J«yva ,„y,a uk uhc cunrn ch,ck,n uuu»rf wl,„ ■>> joy this program. ships of Orangeville. Yankee Springs,; before casting their ballots. j, lwo : 1' de»»n There will be u program on Wednes­ if that ameiia oive* ihe rtreuit eniirt htriw. iconsisting of approximately 856,000 on t ployees. q Jt , trimmings, served by tikLadies' Thomappie Irving and Rutland He Onc ls r°r ll,,‘ repeal of the state's would give the circuit court Juris-! 7 m!ln,K 856,(XM) .plojre thr a-rved day and Thursday during this cam­ uxw; surprised to are tlw decided change! ,,<l“or luWS nnd lhe «PPo“»“n««“ ot a( diction, and they were accordingly ’ deposit by the county and the balurice Under the ruling that all employees । Ald for the better in the roads over which 1 ccmmteslon to regulate the manner ini turned over to the probate court. Six | representing deptHits of about 22 schpo. of the government must retire at the | ^-.ilc the State and County Farm paign as well as the other nights. Watch the next issue of the Banner for lie uavelled KUewhere we speak of the'.wh,ch ll<l"or 8,111,1 b<‘ 8010 ln Michigan.! were cases in which the evidence did dirtricta, aUo the funds ot the village BlfL. of 65 with Hit-exception <>t super- Bureaus have been active in other one leading from Yankee Springs’ Th* othw 18 designed to limit the-, not *eem to warrant the county in go- ‘ Naahvllle and tlie townships ot■ vksors a total ot -J00 were dropped on I u.gmmiop tho>. httU. become convinced further announcement. Most every church to Streeter's resort. In addition tax on renl cst“‘e ‘*>-one and one-half mg to the expense of a Jury trial in 9a8J,eJ’’n *“’d Ju \ 1 A» these will rccc>'*' ‘heir >*-jthat thl! I)ri.M.nt crjjjj js u national line of merchandise sold In Hastings to that we travelled tiie road that leada >x'r ce,1‘ oI ‘he “.wssed value thereof, circuit court, so these were dismissed, dred dcpoMU of the village of Nash-.tirtd pay, but tlie got eminent does not | p^bblem; that the remedy is a reform will be represented tn this great cam­ . fnmi the HMtlnga-Prairlerille county, ‘>‘lnk 11 wl“ ,ar There wa* a total of 8138485 a*.f'>l>f contribute this retired pay. Every jml ln our Farni Bureau, in paign. road west toward Gun lake, port the' vot*” ‘° await the outcome of the na- scucd in fines and costa, or almost an Under the law getiyaily^peaking, a master, a.v.istant posMnaster, cleric, at-, order u> f1Ild a truthful solution, is O'Connor farm and in the rear of the;‘lor“l campaign before deciding what mUch os the entire salary paid to ‘jl(J munlclpalily and rund carrier, railway mall clerk j^ing for ' " ’ doing ------- " . . .. ..is obliged ... . -to take ----- some ... — ... ... . -iiwzin* the cause. In this IMPROVED METH­ cottages on the east side of Gun lake !tllpy wl11 d0 ln regard to the liquor prosecuting attorney for a year. jdefinite action in designating a dc|x»i ? i and nil others have -been required for llu . v M>1 ..«/ .......... - ... ........................ ..M— i p.wicviuLu.g avvAnury |W u y™.. ^definite action in depcsiajand u I others been required tor a„.y {iOUghl tht. coQliacl of tuciu* E ODS IN LAYING CEMENT rou^^ p^U^rer of Uie ^lanw- traffic tra,f,e ,n ‘hU "state. l“l° Tiie Th‘‘ apjx>!nt-l nnn<'lr,t-1 th i.. uMtatians I several years In this Tiie. game law violations dropped'lory 'bank bank tor for its its funds. funds. 11 It is Is . atob alsnifevcral years to to nay pay 3'.'. 3 . '• of ot thMr ‘,le'r|' Wilson, wito is jjgarded as an authority zoo cottages on tin- south xliorr. to a 1 ment ot a- liquor cnnunlsaion to pre-, from 27 to 14; but such vlolutioiu are! obliged under tiie law !»• demand, pro-: monthly salaries into n retirement fund on t>conomic lo,)lrs Mr. wtlson has no connection with the county road lead-1 scribe methods under which tiie sale usually iess m the first six months of !cure and approve a bond from the <1.- controlled by the government From (,wliucal aspirations and no affiliations Old Way Was Very Unsatis­ of liquor can be carried on is ridlcu-<tlic year. . poaitory." The bank acting ns such de-1 that retirement fund, which the emuUh nny j, IK . c | a | interest He is a stuIng from' Orangeville north' to Gun -- factory As Concrete Would this time. No liquor can be The most Important case wiis that! Poaitory is then obliged to furnish a ployees thenueive.s have paid m. comes | di.u, and u.acb,.r of economics, and lake. We next drove to the Khiigen-! :-4»tat !olu. Break Away sold or‘ given away ! has the ability to pre.-ent facte and figj.inilli schoolhouse and followed Uia jlawfijlly . , l,Y' .V' -----"75 until T~ the nf Albertus Ostrander, taken on a bond for the public moneys so deitosit-1 their retirement pay. No matter how much the salary oi|urea ln an interesting and convincing Anyone who notices the new. blocks .cmtmurj on P.K. ntor. i»rt two. ®SS'nlh •*»“ "" statutory charge. who was tried by aj*d_ Jury and convicted. This conviction! Hie Nashville State Bank had almost any postmaster, who haa come up nunner of cement around the fountain on the % I The question of repeal will first have resulted in a sentence of from fifteen without exception furuishrd no bonds tlirough the sen-ice. w those who have I Mr Wlbon lhaM. prrs<nt a vivid court yard, and compares these blocks ' ; to the various school dtetricts and had (been appointed from civil life, or any' lcUire of pwcnt serious economic with the old cement walks, will be Im­ ‘ to be jiasred by both houses of con- to twenty-five years in Jackaon. JUDGE EGGLESTON IS »tnr A MiininATt h1™’ by • two-thirds vote, approved The Prosecutor wishes us for him) him! furnished a bond tor for obly otiiy 825.000 to >. assistant, ‘ststant. clerk or carrier may hair•“‘'f j conditions with nearly 10 000 000 men pressed with tlie ‘ great improvement ; .... '.41. received •' Ttt: " when he or she re-i and wom^n out of employment; car Hint has been made tn the laying at IMUI A LANUIUA I E ; by the president und, then it will luive to compliment the members of the this county. ThU condition thereforei as a Jsalary ■ ----------|,to be--presented to a constltiitlonal --con-i(county -------------------------------------------vwto...y crime V.H..V commission, who W..O were raised the legal Question question of whether whither or I, tires, each one will get 81JQ0 J00 a year!' year I jnadings just » fracUbn of normal-steel cement walks. This Is due largely to “ II vention ventinn In 4R states atntAK fnr nnnzxln.nrt Krx Anvil fnr Has, Given About Thirty Years In earll each nf of thi* the 48 tor *'appointed in April for tVixu the r* reports j ra* the various sums on deposit with | provided they have put in full thirty' productwn rrduced to 12 ]>er cent better mixing, abn to a better under­ nf nknnhlo nnd Efficient Serv thclr “PProvnl or rejection. Thirty- which they have been making and the Nashville State Bank, belonging to: years of service The retired pay will lx .. nroi>(.rty being soitl tor tax<*>_ standing of mixtures. Tlie method tn Ol Capable and EHlClent Serv>utM wU1 upprove oj. they havc g|ven lhe. municipalities, school dlstrlcte. etc proportionately lev if they luue «?n«xl ^d all ihk to a land plenty In hh vogue when these walks were laid was to ICO to Barry County I tore, the amendment can be done away I officers. This groud of volunteers is; constituted trust funds withlu the j Jess than thirty years. , !.... -------- .... ------ ... about mix the cement by hand, using coarse judgment this has been -brought Our readers have-probably noticed!w,lh It will be jxtasibte for tiie con-, doing much to further law enforce-1'meanmg of the law and were therefore (Continued on page five) 1I because control of the volume ol grave! and a much lesser quantity that has 1IUW hot anof thirteen ot the men t in• Z Barry county. entitled to a preference over other' -* --------------- — * . 1 ■' IUHI Judge UUIIKV Ella C.HU Eggleston ll&A **|- ! ventions . ..... . forty-eight . , ......... ----------—z -. money in circulation is tn the hands of of cement In weight as compared with •hrr r.ndldzc. -------- -----------'------- ,«•■»*« tn ------------------------------------creditors of the bank. For the puritase ||1QTICF ADMITS HF tor rrnomln,, u> I.inek block th* Ihr n>n*ai r.pr.l nolt mrh ,uch a„ on -------------- —----------------I a .'mall group of international bankers the grave! for the-foimdatlon and then K Uto ,*,,nl. Kun B,Slrt JU!1 lion She loo dreidrt not to run IN. •mcndmenl. rutthermore »lucl»>rr( (jQnr) n. un |g piup in New York City. Recurrent depres­ use richer ccment-and-sand mixture >..r. Till* will be . m.ller ot reiret ■>< ■»» Poltoe*l l-nte* *h*U win “UUU 0BI,“ | as attorney tor E. B. Finley. Jr. re-1 FAKED A BURGLARY sions are brought about nt intervals of for the surface. Tlie result was that the reiver of the bank, filed a petition in] . ' — — to her m.n» friend, .nd to thou- who next November, neither will txror the ASSET TO ANY CITY from seven-to ten years. The optimist". surfacing and the foundation did not rn«mue the eltlelent, lidUitul urv-! retorh ot the u|gpn nor pennlt II the circuit court m ord«p that that Make§ Confession That He। say that we have come tlirough every always stick together. The surface was lee .he hto Seen to Berry count, In « repuUMn P«t, to.ll win.' court might |>ass on and determine the ( ’ other depression and' there is no rea­ apt to break apart from the foundation, Hastings Is Fortunate in Hav ­ (Continued on page five) ; Used Estate Money Left Hie i.robxte 'oltlce tor xo many year, mere will undoubtedly be regulation* son why we will not again. In 1893 and in any event, the walk would not ing Such an Organization— She hi** -erved aa probate mtlatcr and prexerlbed tor the >lalea In which ------------ •**-----------! In His Custody there was no surplus problem. The last as long us ;1 now does with (the a* probate Mdae lor about thirty Kara. “n,1* wh*‘ )» ■ army Giving Concert Tonight " DAILY VACATION BIBLE liowara .MCVeign is-a jusnee of the UK|*ui>iy (it «« unemployed uik-uiikwjvu could t^ntni then uicu find iiiiu same mixture for the entire block.^^* I Howard McVeigh is a Justice and ln» Kiron lhe be*l ot her Ute to toe *rn*e ol nunllw a communion now erunni PflNTINIIFQ'peace at Nashville. Saturday's dnllhw jhomes in the Dakotas, which were Juat Every city ought to have a good Ual wort. Tln.ro who hare had Mui- to eotuldcr a matter. In which the OVflUUL GUIs 1llaUuo lold for .settlement, so the present LV1U of U. the I>IC alleged-burglarizing ol a-opening .......... . .n. ... TOOK NINE CHICKENS AT band. There are occasions when it is ne*a with the probate court do noil tCoatlaaed on page two) '' „ 4 I safe In his office Friday night. The safe condition differs from the depression ol very embarrassing not to have such need to be to!d"how-capabl>- she has HENRY FLANNERY’S ln hu omc., belonged to a 1893 . v an organisation. This city is not large Fine Program For Youngsters j WM served, Siu- has made a thorough study BROADCASTING ON At Presbyterian Church ' neighbor and was kept in an outj Mr. WJBan advised 03 a relief mensenough to eniploy a band and pay its of her duties. While -not a lawyer, she m ra t nn building, entrance to which -was sup-lure in Ulis and future depressions res- Two Battle Creek Men Arrest­ FRIDAY OVER WOOD members from the public treasury. In has mastered t|ie subject -of probate UlOBing July 22 posed to be guarded by a padlocked toratidn to the government of the the nature of things in towns like ed For Stealing But Paid law. also Juvenile court law. Her de­ The Daily Vacation Bible School held door ' power to Issue money and control its cisions in such matters, where they Girls’ Trio Made First Appear­ Hastings a band must be a volunteer under the auspices of the Presbyterian j Tills alleged burglarly was reported volume Hr does not believe that any For the Fowla organization. It will call for selt-sachave been appealed.to higher court, ance Over Radio On Mon­ church of Hustings will continue for j to the Barry county officers. Sheriff | group of men. no matter what their / William DeMott and Walter Lloyd, riffee by those who belong. have always been sustained. When day Evening This city is fortunate Indeed In that one more wix-k. from Monday? July U.' U-onurd and Prosecutor Barnett went' business, should be trusted with control both of Battle Creek. were arrested there was discatlsfaclion over her de­ to Friday. July 22. During the first ' to Nashville Saturday and made an in-19f our currency, because selfish intcru now nod a oana oi lany pieces, un‘ ................ ... hiuii . uu , Saturday night-by Deputy Sheriff Gali it haa band of forty Three Hastings young ladles. Misses cision in any cose brought before her. WM>k tliorv u-*r.» nftv-onv rnrnllmpiit-c I v»<tlm<tlnn Th<>v fnnnrt lh» ivjdlnfk^rt i (Continued On page five) Lykins, of Nashville. and brought, to and the possible litigants have con­ Maye Smelker, Virginia Polls and Ver- derzthe capable leadership of Raymond fc‘k there were fifty-one enrollments, vestigatlOQ. They found the jiadloeked , the Jail here, charged with stealing^—J sulted attorneys, the attozpeys usu­ lan Linington. accepted an Invitation Wmdekneeht. This organization will and all children in Jhe community not; smashed on the door of/the building, apjiear to night and give a band con- attending elsewhere will be made wel-i where the safe was kept; also that the j ROYS’ CAMP IS A chickens from the premises pf Henry -ro .... __ _ ____ ___ ___ ally .... have advised that___ the'_ Judge han-to broadcast over WOOD at Grand • I knob of the combination hud been nriiiTirfii ni »nr- Flannery south of Nashville. Mr. Plandied tiie matter according to law; so Rapids Monday'night for fifteen mln- cert for the benefit of the people off come. School commences at 9.30 and con-1 broken and damage done to the inside] UtAU I IrUL rLALt thnt comparatively few appeals from utes, singing seven numbers. "Hum- this city anctsurrounding territory. Mr. Wlndeknecht. a nne fine musician ana and a: altinues until n:au 11:30 n. A. ni. M entn each i>wruu>a. morning, 1i 01 of me the sure, safe. Tlie practiced cyv eye auu and *cvu keen ----------aroused by the barking of his dog and her decisions itave been made 1 mlng to Myself "Merry June." “Lies." winaeitnecni. m>w> unui me pracuccu -• Because of her knowledge of the law "Shine On* Harvest Moon." "When the I «Pl«ndld leader, is donating his sefy-1 The faculty com)>rlM.-N the following - ■ understanding of the sheriff and;the One Hundred- Lads Enjoying the squawking of tlie chicken*. He got governing estate matters she has saved Sun Calls the Lark." “Dinah" andilccs. Every member of the band ta Dean. Mrs. Woodbume; Music and jquick wit of the prosecutor soon decid-, _. Trninincr At Rhnr I out of doors in time Uf see an automo­ thosewho had business in her court "Cradle Song." Miss Dorothy Haynes Riving his time, and it requires n good Singing. Mrs. Foreman and Misses Lil- cd their opinion that McVeigh himself. Fine Training At Sherbile leaving his premises and go south. He followed and overtook the pair and froin the necessity of procuring legal. of Grand Rapids accompanied them. | deal of it for practice. The band and lan Thomiwon and Eloise Storer;, had committed the alleged burglarly., man Lake assistance. She haa always been genThey will broadcast again on Friday | >te leader ought to be assured of the Handwork 7110 wrlter recently had the privilege charged them with stealing his chick­ crous In giving assistanceand advice evening ofthis week from7:15 to7:30. sincere appreciation of this city for ler. Supervised games. Misses Beulah: the |iro<ecutor that iie did tiie Job, sU.i qfy^tjng camp Ben Johnston.situated ens. He knew DeMott, who had worked toexrtutorx. xdmlnUtr.toto. KUrtdro In-­ »h*V tor, h.« done >nd will do to Severance. Bernice sprinter .nd to- tour he sljned . in . brrtdltul trove ot rteond jrowth for him at one time. They dented executors, administrators, guard!- tram from WOOD. WOOD.Tluir Their In.nd. friendswill willbrbe in ... Bhorts Qr Rherman lake stealing but refused to let Mr. Flan­ ans. etc., in the making out of reports,, terested in hearing them over'the ra- promote this musical organization. In Severance; Handwork for boys. Roy I edging that about 8200 cash which be-!. every reasonable way. whatever cun be. Patton and Archie Reiekord;Cate-1 longed to an estate, of which lie was; nb01ll .hrw, mltM south of Vnrkvtlta' nery look through tlwir car. Flannery nnd.in the handling of estates. dlo and congratulate them also. done to aid this band In carrying on' chlam. Miss Grace Edmonds; Bible I the administrator, had been used by | w K .KriioL-ff niireiiosed the fortv ! then drove to Nashville and got Deputy Judge Eggleston's health has not1 “—, r ----------its work should be done. If the leadStories. Rev. Lemuel Severance; Mkhim some time ago; that he smashed ’ ', •, i and and <» the Rov­ Gail Lykins. The two overtook DeMott been a« good In recent years, so she] REV. L. L. DEWEY or..anlzatiQn of this district us(— i and ~ Uoyd south of Assyria'Center, -------- ------Befelt that she did not wish to enter' ta| Iftn AT RflTAHY er and the members of the band are sionary Stories. Mrs. A. W. Woodbume tlie padlock, and broke the knob on the. Special thanks are accorded the' safe to give tlie impression of a robbery.1 a Aprmancnt camp It is a delightful 1 ‘°re their capture they had thrown into any contest for this office. Ac-i IAI.RCU hi nuinni willing to donate their time for practlcc, and for stfch public appearances ] "Viking Corporation." "Bookcase Com-j which w/is not committed. As Meand the more than 100 boys now away the chickens. They had them in cordingly she deqided some time ago administrator vunipmg camplng nicrv there iuc ore iuiviiik having » a ncipiui. helpful i “a sack- However they — confessed —^.. was under, bond ------ --as--------------------- -— later, ----not to be a candidate. When her pres-1 Gave Informing Address On as they may make, surely they ought pany" nnd Banner and all who have .1 Velgh not to be expected to buy their own given their co-operation and help. 'pay ««v the th* mniwv thn estate, Mtao. and ana an .— ---------- enjoyable va-11 P*ld Flunnfefv ..«o<wi k» .*irw ]to money to the ns healthful and altogether 8900 tar for »tlie nine h.n. hens ent term shall expire next January.' Declaration of Independ­ music and later, if the organization is --------------- *-♦*--------------, payment liad not yet been demanded. cat(on. The camp Is well supervised ‘he/took and were brought before Juishe can retire with the consciousness j ence and Constitution made permanent, their uniforms. There FNnflR^Fn HON 'he still may pay or his bondsmen may nnd tt.cj] cqU|Ppcd. The boys are be-Jtlce Matthews on a plain charge ot that she has given to Barry county her I .ought*to be a nubile effort to put this, tl ’ uu '»otU Mnl). DUN Those wno who heard Rev. Dewey'sIought*to be • a puwuu public ...*.. effort to put this, . very best service, and na* ncard itev. uewey»। •«••••• •«>« ,-nn nrr.inf-.do “• Hc coultl not a‘ ‘hl* .time be ar- lng- wcU trained to useful things while j stealing, as they did not have'to break ha* been faith-] faith- | Tno«e ful to the trust repoeed in her by the 1 talk at the Rotary Club. Monday noon I organization on a sound footing and FOREMAN FOR OFFICE] rested on any serious charge. He ad- lhey are at camp. llloytl shafer, of I into Ute coop to get the chickens. Each people. She has been a capable, con-; agreed that it was a most informing make it one of which tlie city will bei '----------- ' % tmitted converting the money jo hta this city. Is one of the supervisors at'wa* given thirty day* in Jail, sclentloua. helpful probate Judge. 8he:«ddreM. proud, and it will serve the city in Auxiliary to Picnic At Midland own use, claiming that he was hard'this camp. There are a number of--------------- --------------------has been recognized at state gatherings' Rev. Dewey gave the background for ] many useful ways. On Thursday AuffUSt ■ pressed financially. : Boy SoouU from this county camping WOULD PREVENT DEPUSdlONN. — ----------------- — 1I Park Park g ISs of probate Judges as an authority on the Uie .Declaration of independence Independence ana and,, —r---------------------- --------------------rarK On un Thursday, iuuraaay. A S --------------- -------------- ------there. ; Yervent Melekin. e teacher of eod!.■court __ ______ * _______ ____ 7 I Auto .—I-,— embodied <to n ik . Con- I BROTHER RuoTurn rurn -a Tn Afternoon Aftnmnnn-' 1 nm iTU'.t ANNOUNCEMENT. awwftirwnwanMwr ■ >> o^ogy and psychology in Rattle creek the — principles the DIED in IN TPAVFRiu'rrrv TRAVERSE CITY. ! 4- In -----POLITICAL , e probate law,___ and la considered > stitutlon Of our government. That; Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Baird received. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ! College, gave an interesting address or Al «n exreuuvr mzeUiu ol tho | 1 »“ .» curfuUte lor tbe fcmwnilLns one of the beat informed probate (Will-* aui.ua ; IVIV.IMVU Declaration and Constitution did Iwl j word Sunday forenoon announcing the American Legion Auxiliary on Tues- (nomination for sheriff. I have tried mj I, wish my wiaiJ to lu announce BiUKniuucmi , icandidacy »uuh»a; von ~«i1 ‘he prevention of depression* at Ute judges in Michigan. Just happen, said Itev. Dewey; they1 Idtath '--*■ of Mr. Baird's- brother,-­Merrill day evening, endorsement of Mrs Don wr>'b‘-st to give the people of this thr DenOfcratlc ticket in the September Commercial Club luncheon Tueaday . E Baird, which occurred al his home HELFS THE COUNTY. - 'represent a growth of sentiment to In Traverse City that morning. Mr. and Foreman for department secretary was county good senice in that office. If primaries for the office of Probate noon. Lack of space will prevent fur* L A. Abbey, who has charge of the favor of Individual liberty and in­i Mrs. Baird left at or.ee for Traverse made. Mrs. Foreman is very welii»l“t service has been satisfactory I judge. I am a graduate of Die Univer-1 ‘her comment now. but we will mteV dividual right*, which began to develop qualified Mir for mia this |>wi position and wvi her ; »>“ appreciate at the glty o£ Michigan ...... and have ...... had eighteen j »'1« very Umely talk to our next Rgw. % 4LUM1IICU huiI’ n.1.1 -■ . •your support -■ County Home and farm. Is rejoicing in i- hope she may ......... ,। nrimarv Sentember 13. Geo W. Leon-w. - Leon- ;ycar8 o£ experience. In administrative I । City, where the funeral was held on friends be successful.-Primary September 13. Geo | ————• • a ——— the bumper crops produced on tho In the tenth century, continued up to। Tuesday. ANOTHER BAND CONCERT. r.rm rni« oe nera in Charter era The coiutitution says that Ute work «rd.—Adv. 1 wk. W(,rit Wnh juveniles in various public . farmnten*.i7c<Mta this v«ar year, wmen which win will be a a help in | 8nd ‘hrOU«h the Magna ma t^H^UtuUoi? *'Wch :"‘Spre.' . acixxiM m Micnigan including me Haano.’.- [ At the bail game next Sunday after* maj- be done at one's home, so the ar-1 i ^h0014 ln Michigan the •rhi nt\ir2tfZ •i*iri2rt \J7'! **«*“'’« government to Englund. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. rollTlCAL ASNOVSCEMENT ; IMo w .ln< noon .1 th. i.lr (rand. U» HmUhq. rangement is ideal. The election will “ ??hta hJad*tt12d cr^m^d £ These »«»to a *UU wider application of FOR COUNTY TREASURER. to -announce that I— am-a— can-1 Through uum both •»««, study »ou and practical ox-'CIV Dand wU1 render • esmey* M • be held at the department convention' , ■I wish - — ----------I,..,Un., - -------- । nuw*n . i.. for r.-..i... . . ....... I ArwM-lat faatur.. n/ I Hz* rtBir-.K* ;Lir r AIxS-y do-. . dAnocU. ,u«m™nl in Oil* euunDy. I wish to announce my desire to be in Kalamazoo in August. Midate the nomination /rtr for Hrt-nli' County1 I perience I_ ■know .. the law and ____ practice the Democratic candidate for the office The August meeting of the Auxiliary Register of Deeds on the Republican । o£ £he Probate Court and believe that wiiat he will do to take care of the APPRECIATE GIFT. BIG mt DANCE. of County Treasurer, will appreciate will be at Midland Park, Gtlll Jake on ticket at the primary Tuesday, Sep- j qualified to serve the people of recond cutting, which is giving »uch The management of Pennock hos­ your support.—Lorenzo (Pete) F. Maus. Thursday. August 4. Please bring your j tember 13, 1932. Your support wjll be Barry county efflcienUy and MtlsfactorAt Clear lake, Saturday fW excellent promise. The corn and other ।pital greatly appreciates the gift of a sandwiches and other eats for the pic- j appreciated.—George A. Clouse. Adv., jjy jn that office.—Lee c. Howard.—Adv. 36. schMdt'a archMtn. crops are also fine. large quantity of string beans from E nlc supper. ’ B. Oates. Such remembrances cut SURVIVORS PICNIC. __________ k-a_______ — j ------------ r—---------------. । OTI8 SCHOOL REUNION. MIDNIGHT FROLIC. Will be held In Bergman's grove BASEBALL AT VICKERY'S. ; BOWLER-RAGLA SCHOOL PICNIC. I Saturday. July 30. at school grounds. Thornapple lake Saturday night tlents and nurses appreciate the fresh Thursday. July 28. 1932. Picnic dinner. Sunday. July 24. Dueling vs. Kel- j Sunday, July 31. Pot luck dinner. Put luck dinner. Bring table service.— 10:30 Bush's band.—Adv. / garden truck.• Costal Watson. Sec y.—Adv. logg's first team.—Adv. Bring table service.—Adv. Adv. Th$ Bonner explained nt the time I state at the lust Muy tax sale 81.453.46 the McNltt law was passed that It!This was for taxes of tiie year of 1929 evrxt.M Hnrrv nhAut' which were sold in Muy this year. In would bring to Barry counly about addltlon thal the Treasurer also re827 noo. with which the county is ex- ceived 81.229 56 for tiie redemption of pectcd to take over, improve nnd main- land that had been sold by the state to Tau?oiw fifth ; each township’* unirn-1 “W ‘hts year or Muy liut year. proved high A rlgiteige. Thai mrnlt' iinTrn/v IITrn TH PflMC IFICDAT HR bIVt LUNollltlift I lUllI Prosecuting Attorney L.‘ E. Barnett, large police dog on the inside prob­ oi ' ably accounted for their not attempthas filed his semi-annual report for.m< to m£)lMt thc gtx)ds ‘ the six months ending June 30. It 1* ' ----a report which ought to be gratifying to the people o! this county, because: it Indicates a considerable decrease in crime in tty county. In tlie preced­ ing six months there were 116 prose­ cutions. while in the six months cov-, ered by the report there were 79. Tlw; following I* a list of tlw offenses: ' : PETITION WHO ; DETERMINE STATUS • iiyi q PIIRRFMPY �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2*, 1M3 . ~ JULY Report* were given as the roll was MAKES GROWING OF called showing that the Units of the ROSES HIS HOBBY district are busy at work and accom­ plishing definite result* which are a great satisfaction .to every member. a t of Mr*. Marcus Stebbins has been vary • Mrs. dotfredsen urged the ladles to co-operate with other civic and pa­ । The Brush Ridge Cemetery Circle triotic organizations (or co-operation iRose Garden (Continued from page one) HASTINGS AMERICAN LEG­ better than quarreling. Mr*. Leak of It Is fine for a professional man to I will have a picnic Thursday. July 38. at Kalamazoo*. Past Commit tc woman of duties of such a comtpUsion and even ;Dan Karns Landing. Pine lake. Bring ION AND AUXILIARY have some kind of a hobby. Thomas sandwiches and one other dlah. also rite Third District, brought a word of the power of this state will be limited ENTERTAINED ■t the Ckle“a attorney, greeting, followed by Mr*. Shirk, who ' by federal action? It seems'f -----it* t i Jo,uison> it^hame * delightful hobby. Hta Is the welcome.—Ethel Shultz, Secy. congratulated HaMlngs up.*.. upon purchas-i. iunwB.uui.ru , ing their home. She also told of th- this proposal for Michigan < growing of a moat wonderful variety ABOUT NINETY DELE­ Americanization work being done in commission to regulate the liquor trafWMWM IH> .__ • fle is not appropriate at this time. The \ maintams* on" ilTlot ncarTl* finehome DEPT. CONVENTIONS OF GATES WERE PRESENT Battle creek AU were dedghted and honored in,wtM. thing for Michigan would be to.|n that village. The writer recently,' LEGION AND AUXILIARY Ripley until huciui federal bauuii action shall m be taken, other ftit-nu* friends, viMti*<i visited' mis this rose — Mr.* *present ,“^Htwron. , work , iI walt — a**, un.*; ouis-T Several Department Officers of . having ventkHi She Mid some aplrtidid untU W(. knnw Jf Bny wUh Ju ’ until know URdrr under wbat what pl|in nlan. if anvJi garden — ... wondcrtul display of ln Michigan, blooms Mr Johnson ha* roses of all Sessions to Be Held At KalaAuxiliary Attended — En­ jh.id'btrn chine by Uie Michigan Un.L- I1Ryor fan u. jrgB|jy ith» year, but urged Ou- securing thr proUtahtus seem to be ati^Ste, Sd 7f ^?ry hul^te ha. - maxoo Aug. 21, 22, 23—A dorsements Voted more member* in order to reach .he ,tlll5 wr|Ung that the people of theithasc that atart blooming In April or Fine Program About one hundred members of thc (quota -*i Fur welfare -*«' “*• ' United State* may favor submitting! cn^? In May From that time forth ■ American Legton Posts and Auxiliaries vised .canning «f fru|ts and Vegetable-... thv quMtiori. to lhe states for their up-' blossoming roses are a continuous per­ Plans for the Michigan deportment of thc Fourth litstnct were entertained using Michican »uKar..-.md.furthering;i,rOvUi or rejection, and while it seems| forrasmce^ln his garden. There are^22 convention of the American Legion and by the Hastings organizations on Sun­ gardening work. •Conwrve and pre-■ probi*blt< that the majority, of the■ varieties of"dmibers and All sorts of' Auxiliary to be held In Kalamazoo on day. At one o'clock dinner was nerved serve" would make i» «ixkI slogan for: ,stall.s n)ny fBVOr reIK.ULor modification. | IarKcr and nner varieties, itich a* Am- i August 31. 22 and 23. are nearly'com­ at the 1. O O F. hall, following which Mwlilgan women, as - h- who wpste-;y,.t- lt t, by no mcana cl.rtBln l)ial cr^ Marshal Nel)', and pleted Legion headquarters are-at the Edwin 6ayle* presided a* moAtcr of nm. wants n<»’ . Intelligent deba.i- ol । th- approvalbf thirty-six constitution- ‘ lnanv others Burdick hotel and thw-AUxiliary head-, ceremonies. ' question.*- brought before the convrn-1 al convention* of Die forty-eight that! n you ^tAk all that Is required in! quarters arc at Uie pjkfc-American hoI tel. • Guests introduced by Mr. Sayles were Governor Wilber M. Brucker will be rfr>. Marld Schniddd o< Odln.t ........... ..nd »d-.t-«l n» .ivn. r« > rwl ol ■WUrraU. , u „ out u» U» «■». «nd ...d MtH Io,,,, Mm. Ihom. Oomnuttccwnman. Mr-. B<v-.- Got-unformed <>u tlw different problems m-‘ amendment. It will depend a great!.,, great!.,- jnhnwm lnhnK,ln will -m disabuse a.-abu,- vour vnur mind honor guest speaker and oilier stale tndM. d u-ril. nr v:r,u,, „ ,ubom., "'^T2,ol and national notables have been invttPresident, Mr* Mary Ripley <,. S.iu. On the Courtov committee. Mr - ; ted. whether it * will b«- approved or blossoms and later cutting of the older Tlie convention opens on Bunday and I Ste MSrte. Department Auxiliar;.- 1 zcl^rk of South Haven and Mrs. Star* , disapproved. It may be a long lime .talks so that tlie new mow th will dent, who was given a rising welcome. ,oi jj( joe were ainntnted. before thc matter is settled. Then’bare a chance to bloom nronerly Uie , the. parade to to be on Monday The Andrew Leak of Kalamazoo, wlio spoke ; nu. convrn:ion endorsed Mra. Oot- Itt hy bother with a commission in next rear He will tell you that soray- parade will be reviewed by Gov. Bruckof the contcntron in August. Curl f^jarn lor pepartment President. Mrs. Michigan until we know where we are in_ rLm ons to three times a week! | er. Department Commander Leslie F I Schrumpl of Niles District Committee- shirk i ,r Deportment .Treasurer. Mrs ! ;,t? It seems, therefore,as if it would fu . Iiart of the nromam also watch­ Kefgeu of Bay City and Auxiliary man. Mrs. Marion Shirk u! Battle <;ari Sclvrumpf for Dcpurtmt-nt Vice- fa- wise to. vote aguiiul this proposed i rU]ne^ an[j rMt interest in thc mow-1i President. Mrs -Mary Ripley, nf the: Creek acting Drpartmejit Ayxiliiiiy , {>.t....;dyjl! ;,nd .Mrs Don Foreman o: a<jion It would mean another com-: in_ oI rOBri a^j jovc for the flowers—!I Soo. besides other governmental and military leaders of the state. There will. Treasurer.'Dr. B C. Swift “I Mldd.e-; tlu;, cl!y for Departmvnt Serretaty mlwdon. with a lol of clerks and offices.! at? art. e&entlals ville. Pr. Sparr of Benton Harbor. Dr ,Mrs-Ciw.’-tcr Cone of Sturgis and Mn* and another expense .-addled upon the: mhiLson in addition to the time be many novel floats, drum and bugle; Ootf^n of LO^U and Cterk Wil-!JohM hdnx-r uf Ha-tinas w.-re. people of thu state. Iu !Cok after htt profre- corps, bands, etc, In the line of march.! bur of Grand Rapid- Commander nominated for tin- ofilcr of cummitti eTiie qther question, that of limiting i .,<(nuii tnkes the time after bu*i- A banquet and ball will be held in the; Sterling Rogers nnd President Mt - .v.(IJI,an. the ejection to b^nt the de- the tax upon estate to not cex-|' neM hours hours to to care care for his his rose rose gargar- Masonic Temple Monday evening. Elec-1 ■ - real, *- new Henry Multjcr also were introduced tolpurimeni convention in Kalomazoo. ■ .. „for .. ... om ....a .11.1 |»r crn> or a,„ „ ,U1 u„ wo,j, rM lion of officers will take place at the : the convention , En<l>?rn-merit id Lea T, Robinson of '.'f, *" ** mrtteclno. nriely ol teauulul blouoou you will closing session on Tuesday afternoon. | There will be many other interesting , Greetings from Department C<Kn-ltJw Third District for pepartment All 10.1 would I— rmulnd Ur mure lhll wbuiuUnUy remander Leslie, Kefgen and HetU r commander voUtfi by the Legion r.u, would bo io rwlu- the wueu-. ,„ded him lor hu lovln, li.Ural and features in connection with the pro-1 mandcr was v gram. Hastings will be well represented j McKinney were read -by the chairman. a:lt MI|u:ton adopted, ____ after menu For iiuunee. a rjrce or real „„ ___i JV,. aV'-Miltiti __ wa.> _ _______ w, r„«u, Iu,„„ Clark Wilbur gave a very ■interesting much di bate, urging cleaner politics in estate now assessed nt 31.000 could be — ut the Legion and Auxiliary sessions. .......................... He has several vurieUcs of roses talk concerning the gir tour just com­ all departments, of; government. Harry doubled by the assessing officer or| pleted. the tour being spotuuirrtl by the Johnson of Otsego' was choncn district equalizers, if that coupe seemed neces- Ii that bloom every month so that he lias PENNOCK HOSPITAL. American Legion, and was very syc- commander fur 1932-1933. the offices ol sary in order to raise more money. It i the Joy. from early spring till well On July 6 if son was born to Mr. and the fall, of admiring the most ce-vful. Forfy-one plane.- of various Commander and committeeman being seems Io us.a* if the best plan forij into beautiful of. blossoms. Not only *has Mrs. Floyd Cadwallader. kinds made the trip, their aggregate combined. Rev. and Mrs Sidney W. Francis ol Olive‘Kolb. As Uie Hill family kw-ju HlLl. FAMILY REUNION1. • those who wish to have taxes reduced]I he a personal intefest in his rote garworth being 1300.000 00. Mileage As this was the last district gathering is to fight early and late and all the |j den. but -he U also every courteous Nashville are the parents of a daugh­ The HUI. family gathered for their 'growing and some imping away, tiny covered by She 41 jtlancs was 75.000 belong the Kalamazoo meeting, felt Ute history needed a little change time for reduted state expenditures.' to visitors who wish to see his fine ter born on July 15. reunion at Hammond's landing. Fine Julies and 7.000 gallon of gas were business sessions were quite long. since it was written in 18'34 so U»ey se­ reduced county expenditures and a re­ I display. One comes away with a deep lake. Sunday July 10. There were 81 lected the following committees Mr. ui*d Pax-enger fares amounted to duction in city, village and township] impression that Mr. Johnson loves HOLMES < lll'ltt II. »7.000.00 arid about a quarter of a mil­ taxes. That is the one certain way to]j such work and has made a fine sucRaymond Wickham spent the week present.'the two oldest ones being Mary Clark to kick up the John. HUI. lion people wt-rc at the several airports get tax reduction. One and one-half end with Hubert Long at North Carl­ present were John Hill. Jr.. who U TO. Sr. family; Mr.-. Jane Hill the Jam.-. The Kline reunion met with Mi ... to greet the people us they landed. The H1U family, Mrs Ada Balch the Torn jxneent could be gotten around by ' ton. Mary and- ......... family on lour si.uu-11 iiuiu -/ •Payne ---............. -■ -North- simply rCMTUng to the ratting of ustour BIUIU which started from ijviimi Detroit lasted ..... CLOVERDALE. • Mr, afid Mrs, Adam Endres. Mr. anil Mrs. Ida cheramnu's 71st birthday al­ Hill family and the Hannah HUI Balch eight days ant! atop- were made at_Bay ! Michigan Ave.. Sunday July 17. Not al. M x-.ed values and that might be ac­ . I.nnily; Albert Green the Mary Hill City. Alpena, St Ignace. and Mackinac I w,l<’ *' exiieeted copld attend, bu: complished witlwut reduction of state.,। Tlie funeral for Grandpa Kohler was Mrs Carl Gilland, and Mr: -Brian though any one would think she was 20' Green family. . .held at 2 P m: at tlsi Arthur Johncock Walker of Freeport were Sunday fcuest* years younger. Tiie table was loaded j Bland, the Soo. Munhuig. Mafquette. preu-nt hud a very /«rightful time. county or toUnshlp expenses. down with good things to cal to which j at Keith Durkee's. Ontonagon. Hmlghton nnd Hancock. I »nd fully enjoyed the bountiful picnic Reader.- of the Banner nnd of forty hqme and 2 30 at the church Sunday. OBITUARY, Mr. and Mrs John McLeod- spent we all did our part. Alter dinner w< Escanaba. Newberry. Manistique, and dinner. Mr. and Mi;> Charles Kline and or fifty other county weeklies in Michi­ He was buried in the Cedar Creek gathered for our busineM meeting Andi Mary Humphrey, age 87. died nt the Sunday at Francis Coleman's in South then to Traverse City where they a'.-1 Mr. and Mrs. HottUtr Kline of Jackson gan will not forget the articles written, / program. Mrs Maud Miller was re-1 home of her daughter. Mrs. Otto MilHastings. by Vern Broun, who spent much time i !* "’R * tended the Cherry • Festival. Houghton were pre-rent In delving into financial records at ,allnJK f^r lna,‘y month* but the las. lake and Battle creek, makthg Ute last ]• Mr. and Mrs. Forest Parmelee nnd elected president; Sadie Ostroth. vie.-, u..r. on Tuesday. July 5th. She is mrDE^TJI OF IDA BALCH. 135 mile* in one hour and five minutes, j Lansing. It must have been a reic- f?XC*FhJteht family of Battle creek'xpent over Sat­ prwltlfhti.Ada Bnlch. McretjQ;; B- '-ie wa-d by five children, Michael Hum-. led tu' phrey of Freeport. Mrs Otto Miller, to the people of thi* state to- n^ -’ Tlmrtday night he became quite, urday night with Mrs Etta Parmelee : Hinckley. treasurer. It Mrs. Ripley and Mrs. GotfreiLwn were*। Word was received by Eugene Bush lation know how ma^ useliiTard^ a^ J* MA ' ... .... inert u ut run; Flue mr.r lake “.iga . , , . _ . B'K-ri «•>>!I ur.. ,rear #l »>■ uii ' AITS. Mrs. Henry UHTUCr. Barber, UI1U and Air*. Mrs. ITUT Peter also on thc ^ir tour, the former Joining cOn Friday of tlie death of Ida Balch M s, Julia Durkee returned to Grand lhc x.cond Sunday in July. We h;>pv t < Huver of Hastings, and Mf.<L,Ed. Huver Johncock * with Rapids thc party at Newberry cof L-i- Angelas California, on Friday. commission* are ntaintained-all draw-. u’h'.' f after spending two weeks at see many more present. i t-> of Middleville She also leaves 53 Separate business meetings were JJuly B. She w ill be remembered here a.-home. i The program emulated ol orchestra ' grandchildren and 03 great grundciulheld, the ladies going to thc new Legion tthe niece of Mrs. Emitna Holbrook, Mr und Mn. Ogden Dtmlcy ot Has muslc by the Kimberlings and Wood- dren. Funeral services were held at. home for their session which w.v pre- ia well known Hastings resident of for­ tings hare moved into Mrs. Sarah Dur . inansre.i, re citations, readings and *mg.-. j st. Row church of Hustings and burial sided over by Mrs. Schrumpf. >mer years*. ■ (The family history was re.ul by Mr- ; at Salem, Michigan. 0<-it indirectly. When we buy.kero- - *he w‘*k cnd nt thc ChlL' ®n>'ri'Ti kee's house. VOTERS NEED TO GIVE CONSIDERATION FOURTH DIST. CON 00269865 LOCAL NEWS ,*^0". .VuZ X SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON ALL WORK ORDERED FROM STOCK Hastings Monument Works Phone 2497. IRONSIDE BROS., Propn. Hastings, Mich. New Potatoes SWANSDOWN SHULTZ or FREEPORT Hi Pound pkg. . . . , Cake Flour PREMIER CANNED FOODS Crab Meat, each. . . . ,................... 33c 7 Premier Whole Kernel Corn, 2 for 29c Honey Dew Pineapple £?2cln 15c Mayonnaise 15c FINEST QUALITY MEATS Smoked Picnics, shankless, lb. 12c Choice Veal Roasts, lb................. 15c Pork Loin Roasts, either end, lb. 15c Leg of Lanib, lb............................... 23c Feldpausch’s IVAsre Better Foods Cost £es*' PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER SXX get shaved In a barber shop we pay ”*nl h're' / some more. Uicaiue thc barber hns to , **r' nnd Mr? .Mc,C*llu’n ofi be licensed by th- stale and the only «he uyk end nt the home way hr can rape extra money is to ‘J r Mr and Mrs Bert' charge a higher price, so that Indirect- McCallum. ly as well as directly we have been T*”* M;‘rk Xh'irl-on family were paying tor a lot of unnecessary boardsrPter,a,n^ “t she Mark Fox Iwme in. and commissions. We are sure that ,, t?ay; , a less expensive system, of county ad-i Mr Kelloggs brother and family ot ministration and some substitute for JEatOn Rapids, sjx-nt Sunday with the Kelloggs. ' • town-hip udminL-tration would result Mr. Jenncy's brotlwr and family of in a large decrease ot public expendi­ tures. Tlie way to get less taxes on Detroit are spending a- tew days with; real c.-tote is to cut the costs of gov­ tlie Jenney faintly. Miss Emma Johncock wiu, houfc from, ernment. not to irirtst upon a definite percentage, when that could be evaded Mr. and Mrs C C> Maywood of Albion by raising assesamente; and If they were not raised it. might paralyze the sjwnt Wednesday. with their friend. government. Reduction of expendi- Mrs LouAnna Patton. Mr. and Mrs. "Don Decker and family turc.- has been, still is. and will always be the method by which the taxpayer* of Battle Creek, Mr and 'Mrs. Lee Mead and Mr. and Mrs. Emory Ajx-ey must obtain relief. | would be wise to vote down this propo- i ot Mr. and Mrs. Bernard DtGolla i itlon, because it would not be cf- Sunday. . ,. ■ teethe. It would be far better to or- | Mr. und Mrs. Laurence Potter of ganlre lor a reduction of taxation in - Hastings wen- guests ut the home ot | live scliuol district, thc township, the | Mr . und Mrs. Russell Hart Friday. • county and state. : Mr. und Mrs. Ed. Fennels (nude a ---| business, trip to Kalamazoo Monday ] Mr. and Mrs. Lester Monica enterBUS FARES ARE talncd their parents. Mr. and Mjs. GREATLY REDUCED Chas. Monica, to u birthday dinner Sunday, in honor of their son Charles. Sunday guests ut )he home of James By the Kalamazoo - Lansing MacDonald were Mr. and Mrs. Roy . Bus Line Which Serves MacDonald of Kulamazoo and Mr and H.-iRtinos (Mrs. Oeo„ MacDonald, Mr. and Mrs ... , , . ?. , (Hugh MacDonald. Mr. und Mrs. Cluy•t A '?* !lv; K»l«tiW»><> Bus ton Darker of .Richland nnd Mr. and (Lme wifi be Pleased to l-urn that the Mr». French of Battle Creek company has made! Herbert'Bagley ol Allegan called on |.t sh.irp reduction in fares, and has here Saturday. •i ' l»p;n<t ofl u It* miRtitc.s in the ,Mr anrt Mrs pmnk Humeston were -nmnuc time The polio of the com- K^mazoo shoppers Monday. l<Miy l- to tender tiie bi^! service.pos-1 ----• stific and have added extra service sej. DOWLING. ;that it U now, possible to attend t* ■ Fyee health'talks are being given > u.isini-- tn either Kalatnaz.x> or Lan-j l.'ing and return to Hastings by bus the each Monday at three o'clock P M. in • imr nay 'the Do^ng church to which ail wnm ' Tne nduction in fares i* particularly j»£j *rl> oW » W °« “• ■ Mr and Mrs. Lawrence Holcomb atBUUn j tended the Masonic picnic at Loon lake I operstitig automobile*. .Sunday . AISl^ED IN MINNEMr. and Mrs Ouy Payne of KalasoT* avn raNana mai0° and Mr »nd Mrs Joe Moore of SOTA AND CANADA. Battle Creek spent Friday afternoon ' Lumber Jack Smith" took a sight and evening with Mr. and Mrs. Roy seeing trip to Minnesota and went as Rice 'loT'north «> the Canadian, border, Barbara Woodmarvce is entertaining !where lie visited "White Eagle" Indian the measles at present. I Heivr.-aUon in Polk Co. and wax »urMrs. Nellie Granger wits nt Pennock Ip.-Bcd to sec how skillful'Jhc squaws! hospital last week fo? eye treatment, jwete tn making basket*. c.uwea. bow*] Tom Howard and family of Leslie ^r.d arrows and numerous Indian relics I visited at Emil Schwucbo s Saturday. j which they sold to* tourists Jack *aid, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stanton and i the Bread and Butter" state Is the । Bert Stanton and Madeline attended Und of opportunity for fellows who are i thc Masonic picnic Sunday at Loan [not afraid of hard work and are will-ilake. . ! ing to rough it until they get some; Mr. and Mrs Homer Kllw of Jack■ land cleared for the soil Is very produc- ] son were Sunday caller* al Archie jtivc and the air U invigorating and । Herrington s. . jwild game is plentiful. He visited hl* The ladies in the communuity are. told friend BUI Ford, the cab driver arranging plans for an ice cream social ifrom New York City, who has made,at the home of Mr. arid Mr*. Jamie i good in the tell timber. | Smith in the near future. Something " « a» ■ imore definite next week a* to the pro­ FUNERAL OF HAROLD MOORE. gram. etc. ■ The funeral of Harold Moore, eon of Mr*. Mary Burroughs l* spending tlie I Mrs. Mary Moore, who died at Arm Ar- week at tlie Frank Segur home ntai bcr. will be held Wednesday. July 20. at i Lacey. 3 o clock p. M„ at the home ot hl* Don't tergal the Ladtev Aid dinnsr grandfather, B. R. Clinton. Thursday. July 21. You Can Still Buy JIrestone Tires AT TAX "THE TIRE FREE PRICES THAT.TAUGHT THRIFT TO MILLIONS" COMPARE CONSTRUCTION, QUALITY and PRICE 6.00-21 UP. 6.00-22 H.D. 3015 H.D.U..„ 3116 H.D.___ 3417 H.D...... 36*8 11.1). .. 6.(10.31) 11.I>. 6.50-10 II. 1). We suggest you buy your tire needs now and save the tax that will go into effect any day. ANDRUS SERVICE Cor. Court and Jefferson Phone 2240 tud Hastings �rnr r < Sporting Items INDEPENDENTS DEFEAT I Clyde Park DI D IONIA BY 9-3 SCORE rlay IS bastwcs BKXvtn. wttMtnXt. inr a. w LOCAL TOSSERS LOSE Centralite, Win Three THRILLER TO G. R. TEAM To Cop Championthip HMUnn Seor.. High Binger' Average But Loses Tourney 12 Games to 13 1 , had won the 1932 city championship. •To thr thc follower* followers of the series series thii this mtn. sum­ mer an explanation of how tlie hoys Toner, Hastings and Grand Rapids hone- from the Central Ward of Hastings, u HT U .'shoe tossers staged a.hard-fougltVTon- newly formed team in this year’s 1 earn Here test f&n of thrills for the spectators at .series gradually overcame the pad- set Member, M the lU.Uiur. B-le.m ot lh" Thondor evening tt.l ’terriie Second Ward veterans, to finally Al Brown Keeps Visiting Bats­ 'shoe tovu-rs will play tlie Clyde Park *** un exact duplicate of thi hXslw. imchrS * in a> We^ro ""»’'“»Fnt last year. HasUnn went *iji out over the Easterners. men Under Good Control— Michigan league tournament here ,n‘° % nn*' lr^ Pur2 i Onj July 5. the Second Ward with ten games played, stood at the top with n McCann Hits Home Run -f-htir.riav oiMmino 'n„. 1^ »i rm-,... . n tutc City team 8 to 12 and then won f i percentage of 700. the Third, with nine HtMtmt's IndepemAnu evened acgames played, with u percentage of ■ I, . . . wen an impruvra vumr or' : *'---- *. , ' . —, I r»m counts with Ionia--by -------ucoringn a nine to Ule arm ll!td me u-. «mtc5t Mwuld be a clo-e tJUIJe overcome the lead. Tlie final .667. fl67 That day the Centraiites out-. ----- v<r-r - -----------— tare — u----tllTM Io.t... ■ — . ixmicat snouia oe u ewe score umr* a. WT 1*1 tn . three victory at tlie lair grounds Sun-* wie. was 13 to It 12 ITT in. tftvnr favor nf of flr.inrt Grand , playcd Um. North ai(je by rw lh.nnl (»r .M . MU "."h.” hiv' ewr Ji'Sta n” ‘r* *■••• margin of runs to work on and by glv-; defeated the other by a margin of more ln< Wm wme eweUeM fielding supAl Brown and Lanen of Ionia staged j Clyde--Park comes here lor a match. ltnan onc game than one game . I t» wln_ 21 to 1. quite a pitctiers' battle. Brown allowing |Earller in ‘i* M-asun. Hastings defeat- . oh ’lu. tirn. ck Ht»ks. _ _ . . .jThi, vtn gove the Third Warders an two hits and L^raen being toiched «1 Oytk Wrk there by a ttedrin marma. Grund Rapids star, for high ringer |eVen break with the Second, making it for three, none resulthig In scores U*»- , gin. ■ average with a fine 652 but lost his, .700 alli wlth Un The tings' turn ut bat in .the filth, how--------- ;—* ■ mutch with Jock. Tills.Is James first! p-lrgl ward held third-place with 200.; ever, counted for three runs when Hur- LiAQTINfJC TGCCCDC ; defeat' of the season. But Hoeksemu, July 6 lhe Third ulet last year's! rington reached first- on an error. nROfllHUa I Uoocno HCCCAT HFI THN 97 99 l. c",n*‘ ,,,rourt’ wuh a P*r,ect ! champions and turned them back 20 Young walked und McCann sent them uurUHt Uul. I Uli tf-AO record either, for Mr., James defeated ; to-5 In seven innings, putting them Ji?hthL” tXn. * ° " champton tn lhe final match . Uie G R-champion in the final match I1 B hrad of ahead at the Second Ward word by one traek’fat^hta* thirdB Team Shows Improved Abil- .nf Of the evening. ilnv And ln.1 the tho contest was a n i, game ... _______ wof .... .72* ...... with a. _standing while season. Ionia scored onre in the ri£h ity to Make Ringers—Cham‘mJ £n* But Ch"npa dropped to 222 ( /HOTIIMEX ( TO BUY VBIANKEIS'•HQ Part Wool Blankets OVERSIZE—72 x 84 inches Heavyweight PAIR 'Made especially for Penney's dur­ ing Uie manufacturers slack sea- KS son. We pass thc savings along to' . you! Thick, soft cotton-and-wrxA* core-yarn construction. Block pluid.< -sateen-bound — newest boudoir 'color*. EXTRAORDINARY VALUE! on an'error and a hit but the locals berlnin Hitrh Brnrcr ?Snr,n Then came ,he the game whlc which decided added oerlain High Scorer Hukscma then began i the the scries scries for for thc the Third Third War. Ward. If they added two two more more fur fur na four four run run lead.' lead, Hastings of------------slice towers won! found" the stake with mechanical ac-;! dropped that one to the Easterner?, when Roush hit, fund scored on Park--------- — B-tvam - -------- — -----------! curacy. Mrs. James had reached 46 they knew that their chances for win­ er a triple to niWt field, with Parker « return match from Delton lu-re Sat, Altl) HoekM-mu |>ast 40 and still going ning Uie 1932 champlonsliip were slim! rcoring on a pos-ted bull. . urdny evening 27 io 33. Earlier in ,the: slrollg on Hoek­ -mp'vtaitor.s made u threat in ■ the -«^on Delton defeated listings <ma nns-ed thc stake twice, a rare for only one more game was with the । Mi-mix rs >/f the l<*rial (•■urn found th*-',.rt)ir for anti jjrs. James ux>K Fourth Ward and the Fourth liad 1 tiown. Brown raised up** bit and three *tukr much more consistently ... - tl>>«n in fUn advantage ... ot this opportunity to proved easy for^Jhe Second In their other tournament tin,-, this season «> • i]core a double . .. rigger . ------ ... last two encounters. men hit safely; two error* atul another [any any other uiid’~cinch-\hc Adair, cantain of the Central nine, hit brought In two runs before Carten Seven men. Romh. Stanton. McMillan.; match. Pure American Cotton decided to send Payne tn against the struck out to retire thc side. Hasting.* Buskirk. Mdler. Tinker and Woodman; ‘ got to Larsen fur live hits und a walk, in inadr more iiuni 30 per relit riuiter J ..J***^ hard ronuilit Sre-d he Second Ward with L. Cogswell to- tio tlwlr next bate, bringing in time .Chamberlain of Delton wu.< mdivtduaf r.nLl «vJm’l^ tlie receiving. Payne, who is not yet runs which ended the scoring for the {high ... 8 K ' seventeen and weighs 192 pounds, al­ I ihkii scorer icwct ot oi lhe uic tournament tournaniviii with.a wnn u lowed his opponents only six hits and game. • . • ringer average of 39 lier jxr cent. Mitchell. Mitoheil. . “ A fine quality blanket; attrac­ and Buurm.i of Delton mw«I ! The play tx-tw^n the two teams was passed four, struck out nine and al­ Brown gave eight scath-K-d hits, only itoylan, 1 tive block plaids. Manycolors ; better limn 3«> 9(1 I™ per «*«« cent ringers ringers.' *° rlow' ‘hat any number ot little “ifs" lowed nine Second Ward base run­ one for an extrw’base, mid no walks; :**'« ’-«»• tMn -might have clianged the result. Hasners to languish idle on the bases to choose from. *, Larsen granted fourteen safeties, in-! H' rcwith arc details of tin- rnateh.: j tings players scored the highest ringer While their teummates Went out in or­ , eluding a home run mid u triple.! Hastings • W Size 70x80 LI average but this margin, in turn, was der, walked one man und hit one McMlHan-TInkrr . H 3 just about us close as thc final *gurne Russel) BUsh. Second Ward ac6, The victory wija-s out a three to two 1 Rousli-Btontpn 4 PAIR .... -।score. ■ pitched an exceptionally good game, defeat which Jonln handed (lie <»"' .■ Buykiik-Boio 6 j! The lixml’teum is looking forward to keeping hla hits scattered anlil the earlier in Uie season illeacock-Woodman 3 seventh inning when the Cxntralltes “, juic Ithc return match. niaicn. ABR H POA Rouah-Hearock Hustings on four hits and a pass scored four [ i Herewith are details of the snatch: .51121 Milier-Wqodman x Harrington. },f. runs. Grand Rapids Rapids WL SP \ R Cotton Single 5J1 Grand 4 1 2 2 J O'Donnrfl-Brail . Thia, win put the Third Ward un­ 3; IJ । J Hoek.vmu Hock.v-mu . . 4 1 262 165 6 5 10 0 ;, [O'D>/tin« l!-Edhwnd-> Brandy. 3l> questionably in first place with u — F. Reinhart .. 276 139 46$ standing of .750 with their twelve McCann. 2b. ... *5 o :* t» ..................... 320 154 S3 Standee ...... Brown, p games played, having lost only three • 292 134 452. games Last year they werc| good ... Roush’, lb i Mrs. Cole .. 330 148 Leonard, c f .. 4 1 1 3 ti Buurma-hoylan Tlie Second Ward, having lost four this year they are better, larger Moorr. c. ... games with only one game to gq. drop­ 4 119 i) Mackinder-Mitchell nnd softer. 740 13 12.1482 49 9 Paiker, r.f . . ped to second place. Captain Gerald 3 2 1 0 0 f.'luuulx-:lain-Horton . Total average 49 9. Rose of lhe Second Ward deserve* a Ionia AB*R H POA B«-wnan-Lcinaar .... Size 70 x 80 SP R Hastings lot of praise for the way Uiat he has .5 0 0 1 2 G *. R. Williams JackMMi. ib. ... 356 193 Single .... TC 9 kept his lineups for the gnmes con­ .5112 o; c?lwmb«.-rlain-Johnson Hass, c f......... . C Janie.. .. 276 180 fined largely to Second Ward boys, re­ Kelly. If 1. Monica ... Bowker. ... 27 288 142 493 lying on substitutes only in a tew cases E.Oala ........ 280 and alwaj-s been on hand with a full Kowahkl. lb .. SP R E. Titus 282 121 lineup. Wheaton, r.f. . ... 186 -65 P Roush Wlille thc race forfthe city cham­ Fxilln, 3b. . . It. Stanton 12 13 1482 pionship Is settled there an;, some in­ Garten, c ' F McMillan . ...*166 57 Tota 1 average 50^-, dividual player honors whKh cannot be Larsen, jj. . 164 55 33.fi ’ E Buskii k decided until each team has played ; J. Miller .’ PEM NEY'S r————------------------, tlieir full schedule, Elsewhere on this . 156 47 30.1 ipagc are given the leaden in the flcldHS • 118 Eatt . tod 50 30 ... .1 I'ing nnd butting averages. Tho Fourth State Street 166 41 24 7 h has three games to play. Tlie First, Bishop colored Giants, of Battle two nnd the Second, one. It is hoped 154 37 .24. Creek are scheduled .to play here Sun­ that these games can be played in dhe Lansing together with two c:n>able;t5 170 32 18 6 day In what promises to be one of the near future. Their outcome will desubstitutes wilt come lien- Suiuidav 1{ Olwnrii'll .. laid to rest In tlie Cedar Creek Ceme- day with Mr nnd Mrs. Matt Bedford, HINDS CORNERS. 52 7 13 5 best contests of tlie season. The Giants1 clde whether or not the champions of evening to play thc Hastings A-iuitm in'1 M- Eunionds .. " and’ Mrs, * --- - and Mr. Mr. Matt Bedford Mr. and Mrs. Keet Tobins have gone tery Sunday. Our sympathy is extendare always an interesting teom to see’ last year's series will finish in third or u tournament or singles mntclieo. Tills [ , ed to the bereaved ones. and Mrs. Bert Palmer and chiMren at­ to housekeeping in the Hunn house. .1668.477 28.6 m action and fans here can easily re­ fourth position. should be a great contest klnce the-two] Total Mrs. H Leavitt visited friends a'. tended the Project club ptcnly ut Bar­ Mr. and Mrs. Abbott of Battle Creek cities liavc broken even In Uh* twu ] Dcllun 6 w SP R ' call the spectacular games played with' Team Belding a part of last week. low lake Sunday. . visited Mr. nnd Mrs. W. O. Tobias colored boys last season. Tn con­ tournamenLs already played. | O. Chamberlain .750 Saturday afternoon. . 15< 60 39. the nection with tills game the Hastings' Third Ward ... ... 178 .636 The Lansing line-up will be- Fuller.1 Mitchell . .. Ward PLEASANT HILL. Sunday. ; John Benedict of Hastings came City Band will give a concert at the‘ Second Graiuhn. Ehret. Beckwith. Tuylor and] Boylan .. . First Ward ... .. 150 49 32.7 fairgrounds. .300 Thursday and got his little daughter Glenna Jean, daughter of Mr. and. Mr and Mi> Fred Holt and two . Fourth Ward .222 at Mrs. Halverson's. She is having the Price; Johnson and Alien, substitute-. ?Bnurma . . ... 156 48 30* Marshall Inde|>endcnts will play here Mrs Lester Raymond was bom Jiqir 'daughters of Sturgis and Mr. und Mm. Art Brewer will make hl* first ap-! Bergman . 192 51 26.6 Saturday. The visitors are said to have Fielding Averages. measles. • 10, 1932 und departed this life July 17. -W„i Jahn wiiir.-. Wilkis and .son w»r». were rauuUv Sunday eve­ pciiranec Saturday evening in the !G. Williams ... 170 43 25.3 it snappy aggregation and this game, Player E Miss Yvonne Graves of MacOmber,’ 1932, aged 5 weeks and two days. Tiie ning caller* callers of Mr. und Mrs. Matt BedHostings line-up and 'will probably be Jolin-on Bush. 2 1 000 spent last week with her grandparents. parents and relatives hive tlie sym- ford. tco. promises to be a good one. with the local club for thc rest .of the , R. Williams .. 162 1 000 Mh and Mrs. W. O. Tobias. Adcock. 4 ..... pa thy of tlie entire community. Sunday visitors at Fred Johnson'a 126 season. The Hastings team will constat Horton OBITUARY. Maurer. 4 1 000 Mr. and Mrs. Jay Snyder and sons Mr and Mrs R. J. William.', and Mr. were. Mrs. Lavina- Covey and Mrs. of: Exther James. Charlie James. Eldon . Mackinder . . 35 19. 1.000 of Hastings spent Friday with her1 and Mrs. Clare Williams and children Effie Bunk and grandson of Grand Joseph Byron Wlllltts. ihe youngest Payne, H., 4.... Oaks. Lester Monica. Ed. Titus und Art I.cmaar 170 32 182 son of Betsy and John Willitt.*, was Adair. 3 --------62 .969 grandparents. Mrs. Delia Phillips, and were Sunday guests of Mrs. Byron Rapids . Brewer; Stanton and Woodman, sub-, 529 daughter. Susie. RdKlader and children of Grand born May 3. 1876 in Irving TOwnshp. Skidmore, 2 .. . Kryn Vandenberg, who hat been atltutes. ’ ’ i Total ....;.. 1668 445 26 9 Barry- county. Michigan. Matthews, 1 Mrs. Delii Holcomb of the Hender­ Rapids. spending a couple of weeks with his Kennedy. 4 .... 10 jnr shott neighborhood spent Sunday with His life was spent chiefly on rented ' Mr. und Mrs L E. Eberhard of Stur­ daughter and family in Grand Rapids, .895 Mr. nnd Mrx Burrell PhlUipa. farms until the present home was pur­ Biddle. 4 gis sjx-nt from Monday until Wednes- returned to his hojiie Sunday. ....lie 10 16 .887 Mrs. Guy Gblden of Barryville nnd chased in 1920 where he lias since ru»- Rose, 2 Mr. and Mrs. Ansll Golden of Hastings Batting Averages. r.ldid. • AB H Av. called on Miss Susie Phillips ant] He was married to Anna E. Trego. Player * October 5. 1899.. To them two children Hewitt. 2 -............................ 43 34- .558 mother Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Keet Tobias spent Monday with were boro. Arthur J.. of Hastings and Bishop. 1 32 15 .469 Mrs. Chester E- Stowell of Kalamazoo. Lechleltner ............................25 10 -.400 her’father, Edd DeMott, caring for Tier sister. Miss Beatrice DeMott, who had Front boyhood he had been in i»or Hewitt has one more game to play to health but had always been a cheerful, hold his lead. Bishop two games to pass her tonsils removed recently. Mr. and Mrs. Mell Hendershot and quiet sufferer meeting his affliction him and LcChleitner, three. Hewitt al­ bravely., knowing withal his life would so holds the edge on home runs, being sons of Kalamazoo spent Saturday and ■ ... - ■ '. be short and made preparations with the only city leuguer to knock out a Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias. that uppermost li^mlnd. however when four-base hit Ulla season. Frank Golden visited Ills father. Na­ the Great Call came, life looked the In stolen bases. Chuck Jame^ls lead-< sweeter, but the Father in Heaven ing with 16. Karmes is second with IS. thaniel Golden, in Baltimore Sunday. Mr. and Mr* Guss Kline and daugh­ knew best und look him Home July 10. both players having finished their ters. Ellen and Lena Golden, and clill1932. at Ute age of fifty-six years, two schedule. McMillan, with one game to dren atteri3ed a blrthda^- dinner nt months and seven days. go. stands third with 12. Mr. Wlllltts had been a life long At lhe completion of the series win­ the home of Mrs Mary Payne and member of—different chapters of Ute ners of all the Individual honors will family in Hastings Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dodge entertained County Grange and until health pro­ be announced. company from Greenville and Ionia hibited he was a member of the Broth­ Sunday. OBITUARY. erhood. He was a devoted father and For a Limited Time Only Miss Susie Phillips entertained Rev. Mary Ellen Rockwell, daughter of husband who always considered his and Mrs. Furman of Blissfield one day We Are Going to Sell family before himself;- always met life Wellman H. and Fanny Rockwell, was WHILE THEY LAST with a smile; always had a song on his bom in thc state of New York. Feb­ Floyd Tobias and friends of Kala­ THE ASSORTMENT lips; always spoke a kind word about ruary 27. 1847, and pasted from this mazoo called on his parents. Mr. and Limited quantity bought be­ life at Kalamazoo. Sunday July 10. everyone. IS VERY GOOD Mrs. C N. Tobias. Sunday evening. fore the lax. Only a few left Besides his immediate family he 1932, at the ag? of 85 yra.. 4 mos.. and They brought his little daughter. MarlIn some types and sites. Hurry 13 days. She was married to Haskell Patterns at from l«c a leaves to mourn his passing two broth­ un. home. She had spent the past' LEAD AND ZINC In. DON'T WAIT. double roll upward*. We ers John and Glen of Hastings, one Gramcs July 14. 1867. To this union two weeks In Detroit, the guest of- her ■re making some Rem­ stater. Mrs. Ernest Williams of Has­ four children were born. William and aunt. Mrs. Pearl Barrett. nant* now tiial, aee go­ tings. a devoted little grandson, Robert Andy having preceded hrr in death. Laverne DeMott of Detroit spent Uie " Lifetime Guaranteed ing to M-ll al Special Joseph Stowell. \of Kalamazoo, other She leaves her daughter Cora ot Battle week end with his parents, Mr. nnd Creek. Frank of Charlotte, several Prices, relatives and multitudes of friends. Mrs. George DeMott, and family, i grandchildren and some great grand ­ Again the firm hand of tiu? reaper children. and two half brothers. George Supertwist Cord Tires CEDAR CREEK. Has stolen into our midst "H a • ' '' ' . ; Rockwell of Charlotte and Herbert Rev, and Mrs. Fred King and family . And taken a dearly loved one Rockwell of Vermontville. Funeral ot Baltimore were Sunday afternoon i Who- will so sorely be missed. services were held in thc Baptist callers at John Campbell's. . j The sun will shine a little less brightly, church. July 13. 1932. Interment wm Mr. and Mrs: Clarence Campbell and । T|»e sky will be a little less blue. each made In Fuller cemetery. , family spent Saturday‘night and 8un-| Since he's gone, the one we ’loved‘ day with thelf daughter and husband., deeply ROBINHUE PARK. Single 94.63 Single S3.S9 Single 9355 j The one who was always true. Fred Robinson and family of New­ Mr. and Mrs. John Gurd, of Sunfield. Wo make them to fit Tube 91c Tube Me Tube 91c ■ Mns. Edd. Campbell, formerly of this I ark, Ohio, have been visiting nt the yoar window*. Time only Time will help us 8.00-10 home of his mother and brother. Earl place, suffered a severe heart attack] Our way made less hard with love. We don't think this Quality Paint ALL KIZKK AND last week nnd was taken to Pennock I Robinson. Until we. one by one ore thus called COLORH hospital. Her many friends at this place j Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar attended To that wonderful Home above. PRICES REDUCED all through the each Moderately Priwd. eac,< tiie funeral of Joe Willitts of Hastings wish for her a speedy recovery. Paint'Department of our store. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hynes of Shultz and Wednesday. Single 94.79 Single 54.55 Single 94.95 Elvina Cravens and stator of Harris Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Fuller of Has­ The Welcome L. A. 8. will be enter­ Tube 91c Tube 11.00 Tube 11.14 tained at the home of Mrs Edna Trego Creek spent last week with Mrs Evrid tings were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ebble Lelnaar. Thursday afternoon. July 21. The meet­ Jackaon. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen and son ing will be in the nature of a reunion Mrs. Louise PotU of Caledonia tand and it is hojied all members and former Mrs. Lydia Morgan of Parmelee called attended the Cairns reunion at J. W. Cairns' at North Irving Saturday, and Telephone 2131 - Hastings, Mich. members wUl be present. An interest­ on Mrs. W. F. Clifford Sunday after­ North Michigan Avenu. Phono 2482 H*»tin«». Michig.r sjxnt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. E ing program U being prepared and all noon. Goods Delivered friends are welcome. Supper will be Wright and Siierman Clifford were Barcroft. served after the program. patlenu at Pennock hospital* last week denly 111 Sunday afternoon and was The first man in the world to pay , , r_________ I an operation. We l»pe she will soon be DELTON, MICHIGAN for a telephone blU was James Emery, Jr., a nsh dealer of Charlestown, who About 3500 letter carriers distribute well and home again. paid the bill Id May of 1977. mall in New York'City. j Conrad Kahler ot Cloverdale w^> Plaid Blankets * | 49 JL ly keen. chang>.* tliey m- r Jamlie Torn ill Balch 1930 Price . . $3.49 . $^^44 A Plaid T Blankets /I *"/ C Ito Mii- •1 Hum-। Miller. 1 Huver akmd J.C.PEN NEY CQ andchiiheld ut d burial Bishop’s Colored Giants To Play Here Saturday Lansing Tossers to Play Here Saturday A IAY-AWAY PlAh] THINK OF BUYING FlRSTJCHOICF GOODYEARS AT THESE PRICES ,. - inc. Hastings, Mich. .The NEW LOW PRICE on Our Stock of High Grade HOUSE PAINT Makes It Possible for You ’ To Paint NOW! TAX FREE Wall Paper DEVOE f ♦ PAINT GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY 98 S-w 79 S^83 $ xSO 6 Sx7Z S*8° Per Gallo/r Carveth & Stebbin Brass Tire and Battery Shop ♦ 4 Smith & Doster Window Shades ■X.rS'SMT /■/;<■ Drug * ! Vere �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JULY tt, 19M FAO I FOUR or me great naw oeai rar me rorgm- - -— Jan man" promtoed by the VtgWS Garner team? K *o they are evidently , c The Fir»t "American Legion." planning to um e deck stacked with rbniM j-IiiIm th. . - -------- ----- - - -- —----- - - -Order nt Cincinnati. kings which one hu been lead lo ex-, A Washington • A Plot to Kidnap Washington. TEN years AGO TODAY. t|w repubUcBn, of can.. •EVKXTY81VKNTH TBiR pect But this credit for individual | Near Success. • jjton Salite Beth Moore, a teacher at loans would never have been divided 1 wln w)lh Brucker it to doubtful ifr Fpw nmnu irnzm, th.t th. n.eni,. the Ward Belmont school tn Kentucky. ' *»“ u •“»”» "d— •• U» ...-.cm, «. Iequally. It vroyld simply have become, they can win without him." That to' tw* ------------------------------------------------------- a gigantic political melon for judicious the one Michigan editor, who Is’ organization of veterans the Order of University of Chicago, was *a guest of McKnlsht °"r “* HxbMrlphsM by M.IL PniMid:-। cuUlng ln regions where votes meant! poIl,,ea,ly wL*“P *“« «»ua-' Uw CiSnnaiTof J£*c£or£ wL? 1N HARNY COUNTY, one yeah...... *t oo I cu”“« ,n «6>ons wnere votes meant, fo|_ Qrand JUpldJ olhcr . ington was life long head, and which en“. . . . u . t,,wiirlb.‘“«14»,rre * *U On‘ "4a<*w" iUw m°^L____________ !________ Lda>’- That u * viBW we “•»« hefltTbr was mistakenly crlUclzed by many who. ?' !*'c ^.k it Iiihky cot’NTT «rx MONTHS si oo1 1 ——————— some months We arc convinced more saw in It an attempt to set up a mill“l> ‘SSI A VCTFKAN SPEAKS. Itan r«r »r Uta Mnr, >h. .prci.1 tan’autocracy tn the young United ' ,Ann^, J,otY7’,n',*??1 *57' mn >m. I, • "• "r‘ •*’ sfi'S "X” r.pubU»„ States A letter written by Washington |,. ‘V?* Orlin,d Mr',-an? ?4r*' APVANCK...................................... 50c.to the flow of conversation which ln-|ernor 0Uf knowledge who has tn which be discusses thc establishment ,<* i8U„b^n 1 of the Order In the Southern States, to! hf'\ <"LKTV' O>IE . ' variably precedes the formal opening peeled down the state tax so that It' in the William L. Clements library of .V0^^15 ?fnt nln<K .tSrt'h./'<w ” 001 of 'a round-table meeting. The talk ; will be smaller next fall, and has also American History at the University of la>l week with their dauglitcr. yeah'i.n ADYAXIE .‘.‘.....I.’--- »s 50 turned to government expense and maria* fWossHite.through*ctlve spon-, Michigan. (Mrs Leon Manning, and family of Al­ On May io. 1783. while the Americanle“? m ~ ---------------------------------------- r™..ta»e.P.nu.« army was encamped on the -Tludson Mr •n1?Mr*-■'* T°wnsen<l and bonus tor adjusted compensation i. many countim> of lhe state The savabove New York. Generals Washington.JuIian “0d David, apen^, last i Much to our surprise a veteran of the ; ing in Midland county will be about Koox and Steuben, together with a ‘?*k “ Mr«J?*7fnds World war spoke up without invitation ’ *3 tor both state and road taxes. Tills number of other officer*, organised the »««*• •<, .41a i,„ i..a te something substantial written on ,,_c. ,, „ , , - ■ said that he. perwnaliy, had t.c'cq; |he tax receipt and will not be hard Order of Ctncinoati. taking their name from that of cinginnara*. thc Ancient ' **5; *nd «“• B**?!ft* favored the bonus nor immediate pay- for cvcry o-*-ner bf real estate to sre. Roman farmer who forsook hto plough J-ou|s- _^.u*ourl- molor‘'<1 HaMlngs ment of certificates. He aald that the If thc democratic party could come to defend hto country. Three objects .,rom. lca’J>,?<on‘!ay , U“>* whole plan appealed to him as being forth with a good alate it would -no were named by the Revolutionary 15'2*Jnd<.r °* “* d,y “err. leaving .IahKI Uj. !a —nV« a .tron.. one that put a price on patriotism. doubt be possible to make a strong group To preserve tiu? liberties for T1!S*1‘!y tor-VV1,rfturn lrlP hon)e. showing. General conditions might be which the allies had fought, to promote Uhl‘te*tci' of KapuskartnK. That Js one of tiie best arguments wc i cafiRgltoed. But who to it today on the Union of the States and to cherish :pntario ts spending two weeks' vacahave heard on the subject to date. i^jCew'bandwagon *tfong enough to war formed friendships. Those eligible [ »«* ^,U'.h.U l»a«nU‘- Mr. and Mrs (carry Michigan? We have heard of no to Uie Order Included American and ■ ° 1. , , [such candidate. NOT ENTIRELY -OUT." officers who had served Uiree Mf n"d Mrs- E L Mudge had as | Had there been no special legislative French in Uie Continental armies, all ’J*8!? ,hj tWnk' Mr* Merritt Occasionally "wind-jammers" *lve; „„™. session, nothing done about expenses years French officer* serving tn the eo-oper’ M«*d «nd daughter and MU* Ruth utterance to statements that-might give ' and" *taxes, things might ----- -------------c a Jotlook dlfsting armies of d'E&taing and Rocham- Ml,d*tc of Barryvil.c.SJr and Mrs E 5 ! thc impression that old Uncle Sam *s terent In thc political picture. As it is beau and naval commander* serving on ’I.CIS und, Mr "?d i,ri' ________________________ l Mlppln«- Atanclally. and Aborlly will »mrtlUn« tau *wn *»>. II mu the coast. Membership was to to- £ kc^er WUltta and son of Buttle hereditary. Cn*kA HOME SA VEH ™ . «.*,«□„ M q.U, W..I This last condition Immediately led O» C1U.I HNWI lhe Heeomimeue.. X"1 •» ““ I ether wild or« of mMlUUWn, by !he TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY . to ponder over. republicans, they can expect and will 'o nn outcry among non-military Revo­ Floyd Ickes left Friday for New York Uta.iee Ceepoea I.MI erlllcUed lor , depowtt* nqw are a-bllllwn reeehe Utile la,or at the hand, ol the lutionary leaders. John Adams and City remaining there until Monday, “fh-ln," money w W, biislneaa while ueiwana no* are a outan voter*. others saw in thc Order a eclf-pcr- when he «?t sail for Panama where he |x?tu<itmg militaristic oligarchy. States rehinn, help to eierw .He “a * a““"* ma" “«» Our friend's prediction sounds like a has received an apixiintnu-nt by thc Iflhue rnue. only re.bred the -re-hr~ ««* a<». when we were ai reasonable one. Michigan republicans appohihd investigating committees, Irthmtar. Comriitssion at Washington while in France, now in a ferment .met term. «t Man. made by th, R F. ““ '"J p'“ “» ,n. if they are wise will get back of Gov­ against everything .smacking of auto­ as clerk and typist. His friends wish ernor Brucker. stop all factional bick‘ him sucerxs in hto new venture. C. they probably would not chooaa m ”<lr —OO mng und work for what is good for uil cracy. the French members were at­ Principal Wallace will take a trip borrow even it th. opporwmty were Ctar Hoel, ot pld on hu,d u a b.lhona of the state. If they neglect to do this, tacked by Republican leaders. Washing- Ido*n the St’ Lawrence.and visit thc KKMIWMaMwrRtk ot dollar,. *hebb.morethan any another* party. will ... be ----------in Uie ..... saddle — ton was much distressed at the wiong < --,.w r-nainnd states n- t imri of hie impressions gained about Hie Ctndn■ *** ** “ ,,art ol ““ R F. c. Ottawa m uklng th. topmav. ““'"O' "" '“d **«• The number Midland RepuMiean. ™ ^"*^ti?±Ltt^ Ch#rlM A- Weibert left Monday for cream .01 the Inee.tiMta a euicetn own >t«k to-day U . CIME O68OBN Wais revoked and the Ogici declared to I . ,,1,, ,i... **. >o ...... . b. nq„.|«,l,i, c .i i„ . w . uum , ;L ia ouircXrJto Jlnu lie., io oner aa aeeurlty and then loan* I 0 rrl' nlore I an at I en or । There waa ample evidence that lhe ms louieeelem ol M per rent ot the I ‘i '* ,T"“ pra"‘ ‘X*1 """-.iwople M thia cmnibumly retain their _. ----- MMe' ot the note, backed b, properlyJ lions of °* ou? aaf people are not-------- .... Im. and admiration o\ rChao. S Ore is ■going to the "bowi born. The enthusiastic Welcome he rcautematu. Pood, and murljMe. ; this ,h“ country “ “« te ,“-l' wowi,- and an? wiping to bet tliat we j ee‘v7 ■n<* •«*'n'‘on hto ,hflr da*«^- Mrs. w. J Fa^ erptede If a local bank, for example., ‘ „ .... , splendid addresses was evidence that dhr SSf°?t' will stage a crime-back. When Unde lllls section of Michigan still claims dcr changed It came to be reg.ifaNl as emcago wished to borrow from the R. F. C.. it .. Sam wanted to sell 450 millions of hto him for its own. even though He has a guardian of free traditions and was would have to furnish a detailed state­ Simta, bonds some time ago, the subscriptions1 chosen other parts for hto residence-. 2'.ffi„hESX‘ ment covering business for the past five un.rM WUM Mill.* 3M mil-1™ >P|rtl lh"' ™.P"« "•“> h«' "« guests of Mr. nnd Mrs Ed. Monica. year*, and then a detailed- list of all !„ . „ ’s the uart ! here and and that that's part we clinc cling to ns as the Republic. Mrs. John Weiwcrt and Mis* Ruth! lion dollars—or over nine times the ■our own. May he Im? spared many years Phone 2266 Hastings, Mich. A Kidnapping plot; Mcuriijes eligible. In case of mort­ I returned Saturday from Long take amount offered. Our total natjoual, But for severe .winter weather, where they had been ftpending .several gages and notes, lhe bank has to fur* ! wealth Is estimated at 330 billions of more to diffuse his enthusiasm.—Crys­ tal Fulls Diamond Drill. which made rapid travel impossible days in tin* Weisnen voltage nuh a financial history-of the m«rt-j during the wilder of 1779-17B0. a plot to Mist Lettie Guru left Wednesday for dollac^-or more than that of a dozen AMEN! ganee. together with a detailed* apkidnap Cteorg-- Washington from his Chicago where .die will spend her va­ European countries. Besides this, for­ Politicians, and particularly office­ winter camp at -Morristown. New Jer­ cation. pratoal'and history ot the property in­ volved, Then with tills hst lo choose 'eigners owe American investors over holders, are always more critical of the sey. might have succeeded and on Eng­ । table. The Democrats will hayc the 18 billions of dollars, and foreign gov­ news, especially if it concerns them­ lish. rather than Anjerican victory THINKS CONG. KETCHAM THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. rs nr- « . .1« . . ^-r- Ch4*lce- a* W<* h“VC 'nd tt-ci, Of rWKlr Mr and1 Mrs. • Jake Rchor visited ernments owe Unde Sam over 7 bil­ selves and their jobs Only last week we might have bcch.. Hit result of thc SHOULD BE CANDIDATE election of candidates The people will bc>t as security and grants cash or friend* near Woodbury last week. lions more Still we arc selling more were given a dignified but definite Revolutionary War -------— . • . ; have a direct opixirtunity for picking credit to thc extent of 50 cents for eachj scorching for statements, tlie bulk of Mias Evelyn Kopf went to Pentwater MUN r.Artjn Evupt wi-lll IO remwAKT ,, _ , _ a,.. ,----------How bad weather conspired tO/WU-r abroad than wc arc buying. to v-tott her grandmother. Mrs ' Has Served Fourth District “,ut In this circumstance, wc 8100 of paper so accepted. As an added i Pretty soon now the campaign ora- which acutally praised the officer and the course of htotogy is seen in the war Friday VVlCkhatll _ ~i.. *i believe thlat j~ _ r m that Mr Mr. VCrrellnm-. Ketcham'* narullrlnnu candidacy hto admintotration. Anything short bl journal and campaign maps of a Hc.v U Conscientiously and Faith| wlU t>. u-, icomc to rlarge section of hi* mcwiure of protection against loss, thc Mr. mid Mrs. J. J, McDonald ot corporation charges about twice thc In-1Itors will be roaring about lire terrible superlatitc praise to considered a knock alan officer, found among the Sir Henry fully During Years j p««y who continue to have faith in his . Grand Rapids spent Sunday with fcondiliori of the gtod old U. 8. A. Wluil by most orthodox officeholders. The It to understood that the concensus1 and ab“u> w,d ■bo*'‘ »*' ,n terest for making loans tliat it lias lo moment a person lands In public place Prosecuting Attorney Ttwmas and wc need to a few less "flta'-.and more lie takes on something akin to genius U‘ Con»rc“~Dofamily. ।ot opinion among the majority of thaw >' pay on its own loans. Tlie government I righting spirit class as active Da"y WcTl_ | Josephine King and May Olmatcnd who ------------------ organization Re. and it is a haplcns and Idiotic news­ • is not even furntohlng much credit, on­ paperman who occasionally misses, this i of Grand Rapids an? tiie guests ol ; publican* In Ha.counties of the F-rurth ly about one dollar for each ten dol-! A PUZZLER. transcendency. Most folks have always Miam i; Emma and Ctara Wightman. ; congressional district to that Congress1.IHI.K. x )ar» of private capital. Since II to a I We've „K ,v heard many depression storic^ wanted to run a newspaper Wc wish it After an absence of four years. Miss man John C. Ketcham should again oe’ Those who remember. Uie severe tai.iKkllc .h> e.n.n.SA '(''^7^ u' Ida Balch, left thte city today for a candidate at Hie coming primaries It ■ l“‘nlc ,,lat thte country suffered, thc could be everyone's privilege for Just a Week. Your first disappointment Jamestown. North Dakota, her old has been generally recognized that u<:ut<’ phases tasting from early in 1893 will be turned over to the government DIFFICULTY is a Ik-fore the depression a Grand Rap­ home i there Ls strong antagonism not only to 189B- *111 remember Dial one of sahd any deficit will be financed by the id. business man went to the bank and would come from ynur friends—Muri' bush' that can grotv The Misses A delta Motfut and Myrtle I him. but lo al! corigreMmcn generally nrst ^'idcnces of the turn for the DeFoe in Charlotte Republican-News. government. But on account of. thc borrowed (280.000. putting up securi­ Sayres of Midland are visiting Rev. E and that the public.mind Ls noi satis-1 ,x‘Uer was an increase in Hie price rote s. — SIR JAS. DELANO'S LOGIC. strict conditions for making loans, tt ties worth 400.000 to secure thc loan E .Riiodt-s and family. ■ i tied with conditions a.* t xprestied m ' ol hogs. W» hope Hie recent improveYoxall. Tlie catiadty In practical affairs, Mbs Madge Clark returned to Battle Washington. t|n price for porkara again bcto highly improbable that Che corpor- When prices began to shoot downward, i Creek Monday after a Hires.- days' visa comro-ssman Ketcham has felt this V‘r’,<,y »n»P«’<’Vc»ne«.t ,n “nunatitin will suflcf any loss. -Thus the R. the bank sold tile securities for 1330.­ finance included, of Candidate Roose­ velt to conspicuously shown in hto ac­ F. c. is riot a godfather to big busim-M. I, Mr. and Mrs. T- Down-, of Crawfordsfttr to dtocuM the policy of retlr- ■ '“,d,,wlt 1 *,r ?? of grains and fetNls 000. cancelled the loan, and gave the ceptance address In which he taid a ville. Indiana me in Uw city mg from the root< M teav na the Imitv XS ^‘‘7 “'J1' U,rrr ‘hou,d ** “ as many seen to believe; it was 1C balance of «Iso.oiXi uvu,n,.. wonderful means of overcoming the de­ 1 man credit, ,for the M, u,.d M, ■ H A Sh.l.l.,„ tak, .Lire. «.|. "J" £ ' «!'■ I [“f" " ,.nlM k. ...b> Arm. in eovrrtUu,™" ,‘"u7‘fc";^'r" pression would be extensive planting of! isr *M,>,w: r* d‘” . kXM mrn »or„n, <••«>.! Uu. , tlua cr^„ „ trees in reforestation. Iiwue bonds for! fhc cost and so provide work for the’ And wha: r>xl lu., ilk R F. C dot, ww0 WIth woooo ,lir mn b,,ufl,i millions. There are not enough infant ; ‘e 1,1 ,h' “>■"«” »><•>» Xu Ol-, oI ,te ^U11,M1|1 trees in the country to make a decent; beginning of the scheme. Tlie money; al..,I Wifc I.. r«k-nU m.ny d.ouunW. up „ ,JK M0 l sx v*ir.K would be lent to land owners. It-wunfQ ■ vt dollars u urth of loans that otherwise j hc has |fi Jvf( be paid back no better than were loans- eilntrin Paper*.. non, in Uh- historical .place and the excuraionlsjs omnbin^ misht b.«n rtflM.TBU l> MUlr.-’ H„ lhu „„ „ ‘i'»8 lor Mrs. Watkins who passed away In pnwnl ot irri«ated land *nd >onir ,„ w,:u,„ L ctrarnu ol to have a good lime, and Uiey had it I d? Jo m 1........ ’ tnnd.u u.- hAm, „ld „e. ouur pluu « the kina. Mr. Kmc,, ,wn! ,j OnKmlty ,„ Ches'cr Me ver and Mtes Groce M<-s- KetcSn to eo ta-for^th.- XJtorate)' Xr "nd Mr' Wm »»<«*** “’«> “al,y veil, pt,n hu bu-n mrt »lth rkruton , ............. . • ‘ ‘/,n ' B lhe clcctorati r..lui>lutl tf> Rwir home in Nashville ““ T‘1 ESRi■ ot'£!Bta,.tum1.? Nou'.. ser expect t-. leave tomorrow for an, White th* R F c. docs not deal with J after ^pending about 10 days with the Ur^etat1 UoOortl—rtar Ot lllC COOIOhUIOII t >r 111. extended visit with friends in tin: tNisl.J ' liidiviiiuu's. dtrectlyi jyt many homes I A' FAIR START I‘w Democratic situation to that formers purenta. Mr. mid Mrs, Van SK hr £u,."'“Xin«tot> »<r,1..ou.l Th. »«th 'The Journey-will include a trip down In thto community have been saved the St Lawrence, among the Thotto; th,;rc arc neurl > ’ “ tlottr “ militant can- Tuyl. ' Economy hteusures enacted by Con­ ners projxMtiil for tin government I® ( j. Nm,-< i- siKirisurt-d1 tinan-. ands Islands and also a trip to u )t * : d'dates. as that party gauges the spoil.-. *•»n»L«£rrn , Mr and Mrs. Hurry Scott and fam-' gress which cut government expenses Whit,' of <>f war to be to- almost almost nt hand and feels fwto ily have returned-to their home her. White and nnd Green Mountain*. tion catnririla gxut “a" ' only 1150.000,000 are a disappointment. ;X.S Miss Mary L. Throop returned from tiiat it has the one great chance to win after upending tlie winter in Ctdcmm. The problem still remains to be tackled SJX','u,Th“'lXd“.“£“^! 'xu.ta th,. .., 'trq..,: s.r a visit with relatives in Vestaburg. •a congre-sman in this dlMrtct-p f/at f a targe crowd attended our school A systematically, logically and in a big fuU Jmnrt? Alimtan Oarett county, Thursday. Earl never yet nccomnlwlwd. TO oppose this, meeting Munday night E Latta wav ’ > Henry Clinton. British commander. .Montcalm . L* m(>. o, j tofw Uj u. Throop will remain there during the strong feeling miU to overcome dtosat- elected director and Mr.-. Mattie TWter In CA.mm-T.tlng on the fin l that three !*<*>■ _ / full control?—Allegan ^Oaxette. istaction in the ftejniblican party, it was elected treasurer It whs also vbU-J A-immer. /• Ikirry county boj- weru •erre-ted for!’ PORK BARREL PLUS. Mi-ge Cluuk-stofi, South Carolina, leav- ' T. J. Bush assumed 'charge ot the scorns to be the general opinion thji'.L-d to have eight months of school the Twenty.three po-tofilce buildingshl'\•“* „*??’ ■bookkeeping und shipping department no one to capable ot putting up a : coming year. obutinm# money under false pri tenses'. ’ ork to watch the — were -stjieduled to be built in thte con­ by .turning in fake rat beads, one week­ of the Hastings Furniture Manufac­ stronger or better tight than Congress-1 There were sixteen -ladle.-, present at Tiie old-time journeymen who used num Ketchain. a belief in which this Hie Bowen* Milla school Friday to lis­ ly newspaper ixlltor wonders how the to paint tavern signs for a few day.< gressional district under thc provisions at Morr-Aown From, deserters and toy-1 turing company Monday. of Speaker Garner's first ":ell?(" bill, Mrs. W. II. .Warner of Ypsilanti Is ten to the lecture given b> Mixa Edna aliata news filtered into thc British i.. „ No man could serve the terms lie has Walck. board and lodging were, perhaps, our which failed to win lhe support of camp that General Washington had his ।; J. , visiting at Mr. und Mrs. Julius Rus• wrved at Washington. under the con­ Mias Dolores Armlntrout is visiting <7 *---------- - ------- —first guest artists.—Arkansas Gazelle. cither hto friend* or foes, in congress. lu.dqu.rk .. h«.>, a........ .... Iron lb, ■•*■“• •"? <’Lh-r.“'"d> X'". a re ishbonng county. We do know. • Toatu like casac^u. TTuee Oak. and Mr* G. G Nichols and daughter <4 dition imposed by the economic situ­ htjr sitter of Bbwens Mills for a few ation and not .make plenty of o|>posi- weeks Bridgman were down tor postoRtcc h™JL^Tih- «in« . ' 81 Lo,,u ’ ' Missouri. are the guc.su of however that our present county clerk in case you happen to be Interested buildings to cost riot less than fifty- J*£nrr ,a‘,icr- A J Newton. •. tion for himself. But hto votes in the Mrs. Mary Saunders is gaining *!ow--------— ——. — ■—__-Ll“n ... Cmonc! ner lamer, a J Newton. ..... thousand .. ........... ... a:.-l tlie bc<<i;d ol superfteors would get m such frivolous matters, tlie Hound live dollars each. It ......... nitehtI tlie same Itlea ldca occurred to q ‘ -Mr and... Mn’ o,cnn w. Greenfield prevent special session have been ow ly after having Uie cast removed from mighty . i-;u .ivus before they would [ Packing, Company make* sausage* in have lucaiH . . „ . . ' .. . .i,' meant Kiiipuiai; temporary true* relief VM to a few. Grand RaPld-s arp visiting Hastings hundred per cent for. every economy her hip which was broken In tlx? wiiiwi-aiia have i,M,a meant ■****.„>. an in, —a.*4 i 'Ranger* Rjucrr? atid iptam (.leorge but it would increased atid Ci Captain George Beckwith, Beckwith, friend* sit by and watch the sum paid for rat: chicago!-Na*hvllle Banner. measure that has come up. and that 1* perpetual exjwme to lhe many m in’« Knyphauwn Th*y boun’icr mount up t*> 85.006. i ’ . ---------• Mrs. McCarty of Kalamarp visited ' Thc Gun lake mission ar? putting on There an- and will Ukeiy be a number n a Ol.1V iiiay'entitted "Sch^l Days Thursterrst and upkeep It seems impossible would gather a small force of cavalry, _ ..'''.... Mr. and Mrs. Leo l - ■,■■■•?» if the Japanese arent tearing up that a man with such ideas could i»ve|*|*?h across the frown Hudson River her parents, of candidates in the party who will ex- day evening. July 21L Several of Uie Myers over Sunday. GARNER PORK BARREL FAILS. Protcsto open and as received, their been selected ns a candidate for vice- Narrows kfrinap Washington, and be press thc varying degree of dlssatisfac- young folks of Bowens Mills will tal o Jack Garn--. • proposal to open up F«y‘8n Office ought to be a fine pros- president, but Hie deal put over by Mr .away before the colonials could come to FIFTY-FIVE YEARS*AGO TODAY. tlon felt by many people. This is inevi- part in tiie play. ' aid. The ladles’ society connected with the rc.'our^vs ot the Reconstruction P®4-1 *dr a Mlesman of filing equip- McAdoo to punish Allred E. Bipith I their Knyphausen wax w.w persuaded under­ |hc Emmanuel church will be enter­ made it posslble-CaMOJVOll* Vigilant. 1' Knenhauaen nersuaded to under. Finance corjioratlon for easy loans to ment.—Nashville Banner. take thc project, information was tained on Friday afternoon by Mrs gathered, maps prepared, and on Feb­ Norman Bailey. indtvidualii was squelched good and! ~~ ~ hart b, rmurx, Hoour TSm We W iiM * “> >■» U«“r 01 ruary 7. 1780. preparations Mre made .wpvi. says that Romaiub Oluwll . Report, Brown. ‘,for start next ot .u..ta,u«q Hasten#* ivwiuiuu township was sun — a- vtvnr ----------- day.- but sudden ;---- rmn-E*q. woo auil muant u. lb. ,nd 'X' "!*">> «' • NEWS GLEANINGS. ai'rt l.nqpf _ ..wa __ —_Tuesday __ ....__ . ...... and.snow upset tlv>-Me<sinn the Heauan nl.ru plans Hn On .1 0nick on and is wry . low. hr kbi 10 CchOTTM TljtU UW COUAWy X*Ul«hip. New BUbw.li, . Sov-^t Ruula. has a camel farm in the tenth thc cavalry party actually though no: considered dangerously in­ ' Kazakstan, with a herd of about' 8.000 crossed into New Jersey, only to be held jare.d ' ““'y ‘"C" ~ »^h hu' up by snow drifts which blocked the Th<. whcBl ln ^uon. roMtly M w orude. ■ Lincoln. HL was the first of 34 Amer, road* The raiders retired to their cured and there to a fair crop, though k — »xe» Uk humw Mee. u u e„ lean ciues of that name. Lincoln, him­ camp to await more favorable enndi- not w largt as some anticipated. / prrvk tar. rkrord u> OU1 thKU self. helped to plan it, and also tions ot travel, but nature balked them. Akron "S«| active Preuure Control" Widely Praised The new M E. chureh for the u*e or christened it by breaking a watermelon since they record that on February 20 the German Methodists at Woodland 'ir \ ■' •»“ «»> >x« >i« over a wagon wheel. the ice m The Narrow* began to break' will be dedicated on Sunday. July 30 Ti* a”'. Xtubond brrn e.qhM.-H™up making a quick dash into New Jer- ,n>e dedicatory service* to be conduft■bout one hundred and sixty million w lunering. There is one lawyer to every 500 peo­ My and return impoHlble. So General M ln Cna]JJh at j0 A. M. by Rev. F. L »4 with thi people in America and, Judging from] ’ ple in the United Slates. • Nlglrr °' Indiana, and th* what ae read in the papers at least one i Those wftd are trailing 'em are augood one which had failed through no German at 4:30 p. M by GTrefy, A marine paint has been developed h2j,'2?d J ~ ^Pfrrthat the; presiding elder of the district. Cordial hundred million would Uke to get some thority for the fact that * dollar goes which prevent* barnacles from cling­ l—r—imiud ftoper adjustmtaL Ask your phyitaiaa. colonists might lose their greatest invitation I* given to all. nice fat loans at easy terms. Thus if i farther nowadays —Arkansas Gazette, ing to the bottom of ships. •C4tler y»» , on Thursday afternoon the young this credit were divided equally among 'iwIXSulSiS r»*sc«imos d«io *to»i One pound of wool will produce one -F.rnr.rt nf t-" n ■ . of Wallw L Wilkins of the firm of all. of those who applied, the retulung । Fame: Something you labor long to yard of ordinary cloth. 1 te • type: wnkln* Bros, fell from a dray on which I °hw‘ “• 4' WRMker. ProprietM' ‘ F“4“* HASTINGS MICHIGAN benefit would be about 815 per appli., win and then sinra with • flagpole utwriter that win mike a noncommittal jy. riding breaking lito arm In two Th* average grown oor.ch weighs cant! some relief! Is thu an example | ter^-8*n Francuco Chronicle. wh?° ll®“ JJrtP1 the place*. Ha was prompriv cared tor and AUTHORIZED EXCLUSIVE AKRON TRUSS FITTERS about 300 pounds. speUing.-Loi Angeles Times. (u doing « weU a* could be expected. The Hasting* Banner and Opinions’, What Others bay This and ‘That Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday Plain white or colored bright— The comfort’s there and MUNS1NGWEAR is the world’s outstanding example of variety: it meets every seasonal need and suits every personal pref­ erence. We have them in union suits, shirts and shorts, pl&in white or colored, a complete size range; for men and boys and they cost, no more than ordinary underwear. hSs. c ...... .. "The Store for Dad and Lad' A Quotation Pungent Paragraphs Way of Our World ) The Till SS That is Comfortable Every Day �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JVLY U. IMS OBITI'ARY. Winnie May Davis.* daughter of Mr ~;—I’pnnMCBUuna bleep in Comfort 1 ADVOCATES REFORM IN 0. S. CURRENCY ETERMINE STUB_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ May 22. 1878 at Barm Ute. Michigan She has resided in Hastings for thirty* , one years at 720 E- Madison St On June [ Davta. and to tliem were burn three (Continued from page one) , (Continued from page one) Children. Esther. Loyd, and Harold, . . .. ; ।Harold having passed pway tn 1913 true legal status of the deposits made 8he was a member of the Ladle*' Aid wts may dominate them A monetary by the village of Nashville, by the [society of the Methodist church. Mac- commission acting only as directed by townaiiips. by the various school-dh.-; cabec*. and Relief Corp* Hh- u»k a the laws creating such, a commission, ■Uicu and. the county ot Barry. \ J RrcMt deal of Interest In her home life .uid with thc guidance of price IndAvt i Judge McFeck Issued an order setting nMd family, doing all she could to could increase or-demiuc the money In th* case (or hearing on Friday. July | bring happiness to everyone She leave* circulation. according io the newts of i IS. before Judge Hawley of Omia. Judge j to mourn.her husband, daughter Mrs population and Industry Thon- who this method claim Mcpeek also ordered that notice be C4T1 ixvrt« of Grand RapldaL Loyd advocate ------------------------------------it would ------given to all the Interested school du-; navi> of Hasting*, four granri'l.iughtrr* jMabllisP values and eliminate panics trlcts. townshlpr-. village of Nashville two auters- and one brother. Mn, Julia <“"1 depwsalons and tl^jjunty, of tlie date and place. Kuhl of Grand Rapid*. Mr.- Clara Wilson » tlalir. is that gold is In­ lot liffiring ’ „f Kalamaz/M». and Clarenoe De-1adequate as the Ixv-e ol our supply ot Mont <>! Friday, July 1ft. was taken nK,nd of HakUngs. nnd luster brothers । num.-y. The amount ot r up hi prewnung proofs concerning the'and sbte'rs of Eaton Rapid* be'ides a ability to fiml and mini •varlou* debits and tla- question of! host of relatives and (ri.-pd- — ..-a .. i the designation of the bank as doped-| lory and the furnishing ot bond*., etc. the sole busts [ Attorney Sigler called representative* 1 lof all the district*, all in’.rreated jmr-1 I gold in thia country. i*fd np<>n thia tie* to bo in Hastings on the aboVe date |. Ky Of-bank drwith notice that they produce all tla-tr books and ixqx-n, relating to such dr- I lay busin-w turn-orer, Dedusting thJpoatto. I »!i.0<K).0«).W) from th- fB'J.UOO.iXIO.Oiiti A large number of witnesses were ■ ' leaves Ml.OOO.'WX) ixx). winch repreaentc’l (Continued from page dnei Beds. Springs and MattrcsAes are cheaper ' Children playing activity all day long, burn up a sworn mid upwards <>f-85 exhibits made, ___________________________ the credit on which interest must be a number of thcn'i being- minutes ot ■ In thc case >>f Ptt>*.mast-r Bind tors. paid. .Mr. Wilson explain* d both the ih»w than ut iiriy time in the hixtory of the -----. This MUST BE restored or they will I school meeting*, etc. Judge Hawleyi has been continuously in tin- serv- <n*.v »ntl tlie aoldstorough bill: .e;d Hawley hie past years of our business. Come in and ‘ started the proceedings nt-nine o’clock! ,v^ ... si-nlsrsYMiicr nt the Hastings post office fur derlared that neither wa udrqun'e look them over. You 'will certainly be sur­ and undernourished. Then too, in hot ... until .. -... ----and held continuous. M-.v.lim 12 ... 30 ।1 -----twenty-seven years. when la- began meet present or future curtinry less prised al the wonderful low prices. Started again at 1:30 and quit at 5:(WJ there were ’ nine rural carrier*. He. d»-. not contend that u cum*n like these, the apjiy$j<^«of children and older “■'d th.: > ■ . ... now there are M>.................. ................ ......... people too, Ijecomv "finicXy”ahd need lo he coaxed .of witnesses testifying, tn fact then-'mpre territory than did the nine ten'doJuat think of it, n good Cotton Mattress for only $4.95 was such u mass of ti-itimony .received [ rears ago. Tlie policy of the department a soli, . along. You‘1.1 find it easy ttnrtiinutate the most jaded, for thc determination of this matter;iu»x item whenever a ranfer ha- dud !n Mr Wikon A line easy Spring for only.._l$3.95 with a glass of our Grade" “ArPasteurized. It is rich, th.it It was impossible t* prerent it all [or retired not to pul someone else in Coun ........ In one day. The case was therefore ad-jhis or her place, but to add the rout*! making a contribution to A very good strong and good looking Iron Bed $3.95 pure, whol«!spmv, rofrexhiiig-. Your money aan't buy jouined to Friday of this week. July I of such decea-xd or retired car ’ -22.-al which time the attorney., an- In;thr route of some o’hcrcarr: 'lhe Entire Line of Bedding ia Priced Way Below Ab­ milk that is (’LEANER, nnd when you consider “food I hojes liiat the matter run be com-1 t«ow three other carrier.* T>h*i< ire with all orje solute Production Cost Thus Making It a plctcd. prw- cuting Attorney I. E B.ir- ’ tjtm* when th.* average routvalue," it is the cheapest food you can buy. tills 1‘. Mill II )H Fine Tinre to Buy. . । .. .. ... - ------ — eminent. a»-.a ready to unih Barry county ~ • lUIH] Rlttt certainly enough, conoid-; others to Mudy and a> far u- p< Highland., Dairy Grade “A" Milk iPasteurired-nr Raw) 10c Qi. I Cft'iincDDCMiclh” condition of th. roads at con.v. :ui cum n. v lib ’ LtANUtn KtAMS jtiial time. Now the rout.-* wi . uverag. iMr < -k t B.-.-au :.,i* Highlands Dairy (jradr "41" Milk il’astcurlsrd or Raw* M< QI. LHC rtlA/M I ICCi“,ww ,ort>‘ nu!rs' *n,) Michigan Farm B-.c-au and E IHfkCO nio UWIs LIruititem exceed that and y. t ixcaus.- >4 greet), editor <!, j .mn N- . r«n,mm„gq„Lu A. .n rr .. I the improved roads tn fm-rabie wemi.-*pie..-i.t «•. the meeting ar.d mat Committed Suicide At the Home .. .h, f4ITl,.r. cin „ik. ir ; :,„.;illc of His Daughter Sunin about a Iwdf a day. in wmtz oi NushvlHe |. .1 .h* West State Street * Telephone 2226 Hastings, Mich. m day Afternoon , FAIR LAKE. Bruinm. president of the Barrv Count-. ' Robert W. Cook, Prop. Phone 2651 1 tastings, Michigan | Th- many people in' Burry county ;• Milton Willison ot near Plainw-.l ylinn Bureuu (weslded ■ vim remember former County Tna*.- pa.’. d away and his funeral wa.* held ^ti. vyii^u, . artick-^m th-ir.-.i./t.v. ' urer Dander Reams, thin ut Assyria; Friday at Delton. He wiis bc^n^and IJUC,{.7h hare b-en printed nir. Fvbhome. Tlifte present were Ethel Kid­ township, wi re shocked to learn mi' view to manhcxxl m thU neighborhood.- juarj <n the Furm News mid hare been Mabb'. Elisabeth anil Nellie Mee* id der, Mabie __ Sceber. Ciaralx-B* Couch.. Monday that he hud commuted sulcid. i He waa a quiet unassuming num m.d hcartllv confmended by it. read.-r- m­ .. ......... and ...... Adetla Fn-fi-ki. Mabie. . j the day before while visiting at thelwa-*-: loved and respecter! by McBain ot Delton. Nonna Jean Camp­ Flint are spending ttyetr vacation with Marjory *»“' eluding people of state and natlmf.! bell, Maurice. Tlielma and Wilma Ford Mr and Mr.-. L.R. 0x4'. ’ Elizabeth M—a •I'bElizabeth and Nehle Neillp Mees They had ai home of hlx son-ip-law, Sperry Thomas.’regret hb> untimely pas-ing (reputation in order l<» lacUltute the of Hickory corners all spent Bunday tn : laist Friday th.- children ol tlici dinner ut noon and spent Hie afternoonJin A-v.-rla. I Mr and Mr*. Will Kirk of Kalama-;,.U(|y df the question the Fmm Nev.-;’ .Benton Harbor and St. Joe. neighborhood laid a jJlcnic al the Cook playing game.-.. Mr. Reams was 81 years of age. Hi* »x>. Mr. and Mr*. Miks of Guk-sbur; ofjers a special low price of 25c a year. , tended an Elevator ExrlumRe mcettr ■wife died some time ago. He has been’and Harry Goldsworthy and family ot Harold - Foster, county agent, or any at Lansing Tue.-day. Mr and Mrs. Jas. Collison of Knlama/oo mated the latter's mother. Mrs. ’mating his home with his daughter.: Balti- Creek were Sunday visitors Farm BuiS-nu director will take your Mr. and Mrs. Ernest- Johni'ick vino Mary B. Johncock Saturday night and . Mr* Vinnle Newton of Battle Creek, Porter Knowles’. .* ubreription. Mr. and Mrs. Ptoyd^Covillc of Gali • Sunday. ’ , but often drove to AMyrla to visit his । Mr. and Mrs. Claud fiobica of Climax1 iburg Sunday ' Winslow MArtin of Gull lake. Rose(other daughter.’Mrs. Sperry Thomas, were callers Sunday*at Lottie Collin-1 Mrs. Mary it J.tawk who w. mi, ry Stebbins nf Prairieflllc, Juanita Siintiny Brlmol next Hunds' Mr. Tlioma.-, is Uw owner of the tartn ■ tors'. taken Mck Saturday’ is -om<- 1.,-ttrr Hayward and■ Jo.* Cowles wen* guest* which Mr Remus hud formerly owned, | Mr . Ray Plyn ■ <d Banlie’.d spent perinlcinlc Muigarel johncock is caring for h*..- .Sunday of Mr. and Mn lUvtm nd Mar, followed witji .pteuching by Re’ 'which had Iren his home for many .Thursday -with Ml- Mfldnd Fritz, Maurice Joiincick in ccmipany with -tin Mid wn ar.d spent the day at Head years. He hmi been visiting the Thom-1 A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. ; Jones of Hickory Corners at RlUers-in Louden. Donald and .jean;lake. : o’clock. AH are invited. ares for a few days. While t)v:-y noticed Roy Wilkins last week. ’ Hint he reerned different this time than j. ;on previous occasion*, he was the Las' j man gnjone who knew him would have suspected <’f having any idea of taking : , his own life. Evidently his mind must • have been unbalanced over something, I ! -o that he did what seems as foreign !tu his nature as anything that can be iniRgined The Thomases noticed that. lie reemed different, and seemingly had i ; little interest in what was taking place on the farm, about which he usually I had been much interested He r.0eni al good deal of time in tlie house- by him- j ’self. They hud no idea that lie had any ; thought of taking his own life. Accord-1 COME AND SEE THEM! ingly. right after dinner Sunday, they I j drove away io make a short visit with । friends. He did not wish to accompany | tliem. but remained at home. At about one o'cfr>ek hr called Up ->ime of the friend.* near Bi-llevue whom lie felt .sure tiie Thomases would call on. He TELEPHONE 2276 - - HASTINGS, MICH. ■leutnid they had been there and, had I gone farther away - Frehng confident that they would not return immediate'ly he evidently decided to take hit life ; with a single barrel shot cun. Hl made • sure that Ids dc'irratc purpoM? would be accomplished. The Thomases did ‘not return until about six o’clock, and wore hoiTifled to find tiie body of . Mr. I Reams in the houM* where he had idiot I himself. The Sheritl x office was noti­ fied und Deputy Slkriff Tasker anil Use this opportunity lo profit Coroner Adrounie went to the Thoma ... AT THE . .’. I farm. 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Mr. and Mrs. Richard Petti-1 John of Piauiwtil to Byron Center on ■ Tuesday where they attended the I funeral of George Montlc. , Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Freeman -and! son, Clarence, of near Lansing were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and pin. Herbert Morehouse. ; Earl Baldwin and Clark Morehouse. • Scouts of Troop No. 80, left Monday to isixind thc week nt Camp Ben Johni son on Sherman lake. ।. Twenty-four ladies attended thc first! i lecture of a course of six, concerning j various phases of child welfare and nit■ ; trltlon problems, held at the Orangc' villc schoolhouse on Thursday' forc■ noons. Miss Linn, u registered nurse, I was the speaker. : Miss Ruth,Eva Nevins spent last I week In Lansing attending the 4-H club meetings held there. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Brown attended the meeting of onioers of various coun­ I ty organization* held at tlie Good Will | church In Rutland on Tuesday, nils | meeting was sponsored by the Farm | Bureau. Mr. and Mrs. Culderson of Benton Harbor. Edgar Bolter of CoaU Grove. Harry Bawdy ot Eau Claire, were Sun­ day visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hunt. Mr.-Hunt returned home with Mr. Bawdy to apend Uie week. Mrs. Charles Hunt b under the care of a Kalamazoo physician. She and J her daughter, Mn. Code Mulleudore ' i were in KaUmaroo on Saturday. yourself all the advantages of the most modern range. New con­ venience, coolness, speed, less work, better results — all aiV yours in the new and superior A-B Gas Ranges. Benefit from the many long-deaired new fea­ tures that put new joys in cooking, take hours out of kitchen work. Best of all—low prices and long terms of this SPECIAL OFFER re­ pay you in years of satisfaction and economy. ' DOWN! £ U Months Up to Pay! Vjtif our ttore. . . you’ll enjoy teeing the'mtiny new modelt and featuret to tuit all needt. Or jutt phone 230S . . . the Appliance Department. POWER COMPANY Features oF’Corsair Model �THE riASTfro* bamxek, wibytyafr, / Back Again—Barry County’s Greatest BARGAIN EVENT! Now comes the news you’ve been waiting for—J. M. SCHWARTZ Re-opens with a $10,000 Bankrupt Stock purchased in Chicago, a full line of men’s, women’s and children’s apparel to be sold at on the dollar, and on some items less/ T BUY at YOUR OWN PRICE Come and I DOORS OPEN SATURDAY, JULY 23 AT NINE O’CLOCK A. M. SHARP I 100".'. WOOL BATHING SUITS | I A All 1' Regular $1.00 Values, Now "T aZ MEN! Look at These Prices!' MEN’S OVERALLS 98c Pure ftiercerized and One Lot Men’s Work Pants [ 79b Regular $1.00 Value ■ Now Each 29c Men’s $1.00 Work Shirts • Silk Thread GAUZE MOSQUITO NETTING All Colors, Spool To Go At Each Per Yard Ladies’ Pure Silk Hose MEN’S BELTS . *1.00 Value. Pair , 29c Ladies’ Rayon Silk Bloomers *1.00 Value. Double Yoke -59c Ladies’ House Dresses $1.00 Values 48c One Lot Children's Fine Mercerized HOSE All‘Colors ONE LOT OF Men’s GARTERS A Few BOW TIES 1 While They Lait] Pair MEN’S NECKTIES Large Selection. Regular Qfk $1.00 Values, each............. ZbzC MEN’S DRESS SHOES Regular to $5.00.................. $Q95 dkd ““ WOMEN’S PURSES Men’s I Children’s Hose and Anklets Reg. 25c Value Now Pair Regular 25c Value* Now Pair 9 » BOYS’ BLOUSES— These Will Go Fast At r>zx . . Zt/C WOMEN’S LINGERIE $1.00 Value........................ MEN’S UNDERWEAR........... A r­ $1.00 Value......................... TrOC MEN’S DRESS OXFORDS $-| Up to $5.00 Values at Only J MEN’S COVERALLS AO $2.00 Value.........................UOC All ak«_ A sturdy shoe for summer wear. Think of it al only ................... ........... ........... CHILDREN’S WASH Qn DRESSES, $1.00 Values.. OjJC Genuine ROCKFORD SOX For' Men kt Only BOYS’ TENNIS SHOES Ladies’ BRASSIERES Now To Go At 19c REGARDLESS! 69 Q U</V A « )c t rmtcci i ercs les LOT No. 2 FINE __ ' DRESS GOODS Ma a Only yd. W ONE LOT OF NEEDLES Of All Kind* at Thi* Sale, at Package and Voile s Silk Ribbons Also Other Ma terial. Which We Will Offe r in 3 Lots Only L O T Nb. 1 10c, 15c 20c valu “7c now at o ly Y ard. YARDS lc ■ In This Stock We Have Quite A Few Yards of Out mg riann eiSj LACE OF ALL KINDS At Thi* Opening Sale at A 19c And Up to 39c pr. 59' Work Socks 5 3 MEN’S FINE DRESS SOX -| Q 50c Values Only.................. JL c/C FOR THE WOMEN ... UNHEARD-OF VALUES LOT No. 3 Up to 45c Values, now at on- WB ly Yard ... < All Width. All Color. Up to 35c Yard lc 6c A Package, AS IS Remember the Date... Saturday, July 23 First Come, First Served, So Be Here Early for Bargains MANY MORE BARGAINS—TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION v J. M. Schwartz Well Worth Double Thiel 126 South Jefferson Street Hastings, Michigan ONE LOT OF MEN’S CAPS *1.25 Value. NOW 48c MEN’S SUSPENDERS Regular 75c Value* NOW Only 25c Large Variety of Ladies’ Shoes Pump*, Strap* and Slipper* All Size*, Pair 79c Ladies’ Garter Belts 50c Value. NOW 19c Men’* and Ladiea* Fine Quality Sealpackerchiefs ■ 10c, 15c Value* Each 5c Mothers, Attention! BABY BONNETS Up to*ZOO Value At This Sale You? Choice, Only �.... » PERSONAL MLm France* Carrolhera spent the week end in Marahall. MIm Irene McMurray of Maumee, Ohio, is visiting Hailing* relative*. Mr* Frank Mau* of Kalamazoo visit­ ed Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Brooks an Sat­ urday. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush ol Kala­ mazoo called at tlie Warren Roush home Saturday. ■ Mrs Mae Townsend returned on Sunday from a three weeks' visit with Saginaw relatives. Mr and Mrs. Charles H. Hinman and sister. Mrs. M. C. Musolf, spent Thurs­ day in Grand Rapid*. Mis* Betty and Master Kenneth Lane were week end guests of Miss Olive Clark at Grand Rapids. Mr, and Mr*. Alvali Melaine of Ash­ land, Ohio, were guest* of Mr and Mp TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JULY 2#, 193! -------------- - ■ ----------------------------------- 2S:!°’’EENVII-LE CLUB ■■■ .- - 7 MISS NORMA STREETER t in-whlch forty-five of tiw best archers GUESTS ON THURSDAY RECEIVES RECOGNITION1 from Michigan. Ohio a|id Indiana par- ’ -i Ucipatad. Golf and Bridge Followed By Original Design For Hand Mias Ellen Eck u visiting In Jack­ MIm Olive Lathrop and MIm Ada, Dinner and Program Great. 1 Blocked Linen'Is Called sun this week. Michael of Detroit spent the week end ■ ly Enjoyed Miss Helen Chidester of Grand Rap­ here. MU* Lathrop remaining with Dr. "The County Fair" id* J* home for her vacation. and Mr*. C. P. Lathrop until. Tuesday. The annual visit of Green die lo the ’ in a recent Bunday issue of the De-! Mra. Frank Cline of Detroit Is vis­ M1m Michael returned Sunday. Hasting* Country club it.always s high ! troll Nt;ws appeared an item of biter-] iting her brother. George Huffman. Mrs. Harvey Burgeas. Mbs EUud spot — on• the aeaaon'* calendar to (l>l.>.lll|p Hastings people a* referred to] ' wyvrw --- . ............ ... ——of* --the !1cat — b b*J » it IE IVItULU K Miss Marguerite Waters is spending Jonas. Miss Josephine Smith and f — MPprome dub. and pruned to lx- no excep- Mis* Norma Streeter, daughter of Mi .the-week with relatives In Jackson. Franre* Sogn have gone to tlie Sul — indav tian v.,.« this year. Greenville member* w !*••- ihihi land aua. Mrs. mu» Willis aurtirr. Sweeter, m of ww* thi* c»jr. city. iv Charles Young is spending a month's School camp ut Walden Winds near.mg KUe.st* here last Thmzduy. ] The article deal* with work done byi'i vacation in Joliet. Ill., und Minneapolis. Hartland tor two weeks training While the men played golf in the aft- co-ede nt M 8 C. in creating designs »' Minn. * Mr and Mr*. W. H. Olney were ln;im«m, me ladies acrumpanyiiig them far hand craft, hand blocked linen*. ■'J • Miss Thelma Beelman of Plymouth, Grand Rapids on Tuesday on businew. wrentertained with bridge Mr* F .-re. The Item read*: S Ohio, in thc guest of MU* Helen WooMis* Maxine Wundcrllcli lx spend- , yj Stebbins and Mr>. i> s Goodyear. "Hand blocked linen*, as every frugal Uy this week at Pine lake as thc guest jr t„.jng m~charge houM-xJfc know-, are costlier than X Mrs. Frederick E. Hill of Grand W 11 *COTr ut contract u-a* made by, silk* and satins. There art- within the jo Rapid* *|>ent Friday with Mrs. Frank Mr. tnd Mr*. Rollo Vlele and family, yrrt william Brown <-t Gnvnviile and 'reach of tlie average woman if Ahc de-' V Andrus. of Vermontville Mr. and Mr*. Charle» Mv, y4,rl Wureham of Hasting* At >igni *lgnv and docher own work Ji.vnngn .-Ai dues ncr worn TV Toe c Terry .Yargcr of Watertown. S. D. IM. Mr* uutuqu. Undqm- <>V — '* . rrMr"ndJtmnL2! ~, auction snr*. Gicvnville." technique Is so simple.................................. any child couldlv was in thc city an Tuesday calling on JSTruX SSJ. S :nd ................ « Mr. and Mra. Carlkin CfR* ot Vick*- GrLid Rap'd'* were Bunday gueMa of ft lend..... . drawn or stantiM-d on battleship lin- A Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wulldqrrt and burg were over Sunday guest* of her Mr and Mrs Gary Crook. . . :■ At <> cl< At reven seven o'clock. <>ne hundred twvn- oh-um and tlie parts which are Qot ter X ftarenu. Mr and Mrs. Fred GambW children ure spending two weeks al’] Mra. R 'N. Lindquist and opn Donald Mr and Mrs. T. E Clark and Putty. ..ty-flre , sat down tq dmin-r At the'be panted cut with a speetoTToo]-or a Wall lake. Mr and Mrs T J. Clark and Richard. Kim Bigler, i - <l« nt rd thc a • limp knlfeand th*- droigiiAmnU-d Mr and Mrs Kj.eU und Mrs. Bryn 11' if Chicago are spending ■ a ’tew weeks of Kalamazoo and Mr* ThomasjClosr, :|Hastings Club, extended- greeting* to the fabric u-lng printer's Ink or ods '» ol Toledo called on Mr. and Mrs. Gary, with tier mother, Mr* Fred Spaulding Dowdlr nnd daughter Bernice of Battle: "jthc visitor., and turn-.. But u i* th. ..h-rtion of the .lexign. thc Mrs M. C. Mu*olf und children of Cook on Bynday. Creek were Sunday guest* of MiMra to Cong. John C bh'mln.t of odor* to get ihrterent J* Mr. und Mis. Willartf Perry and baby Tawaa City are spending two week* Ellzabctii, Rree and Catherine Clark ].over 1 I program was held an th-terran !vahi<’;. the «',w for color harmonics »» uf Midland were Sunday guests-of Dr. with tier parents. Sir. nnd Mra. W. L. Mr. and Mr*. Dell Sutton and Fran- iand surrounding g Hinman . und Mr* B. A Perry. spent Tuesday In Grand Rapids. {background ] of sky Mis* Maxine Daniels of Northeast ccs Ora- of the mo t attractive design*. Miss Allren . Iscnhiith has been Marjorie Nevilt and William Andritinned it in M C.'s craft cla*-* - this spending a week at Thomappie lake-, Carl^un spent the put few week* with ion returned to their home in Grand ... , her grundi»urrnt*, Mr. and. Mrs. Elwyn Rapid* with the'Sutton, after *|wndyi-ar v, -Tlu- County Fair" b!o2k print * *Mlv' F"*. '• . (' with Mlv» EJIl-n Eck. , Daniels. 'which wai. |irinted from an original C ‘ . .nei?^ 5 l “ rr WUh ,b " ‘ r aunl “ 5u<hlfui program b-. Misses Beatrice and Frances Car­ Mrs. Janu* Goavr vixiled from Wed­ I- inn by Mu* Nonna Strerler Mra- £ ruthers went to Detroit on Tuesday for], nesday till Saturday at Spring Luke ° Mr. and Mr*. Carroll McGulIm re- ’J'.,rrh Ca'.n uf Str- t ier -very cfTrctivi-if combined the 0 i ful voire has seldom jdn Mis* Etta-1 Sayles returned Sunday. with her aunt and uncle, Mr. und Mr* turned Sunday from a two weeks' au- ' and refreshment stands in a bold pal from a ueek:* visit with Mi** Eloise, ClUtrlca Miller tomcbllr Trip They visited her |>ur- I pleasure than in the group Mr. and Mra. James Bristol and Mr. ents nt Savanna. IB . lh< n on-through :'lex-, familiar songs *hr v» Ford of Hickory Corner* Mr. und Mr*. Lloyd Reed of Dowagiac. und Mr* Robert Cook und Robert. Jr.. VZiscoiutn into up;a r Michigan, and ' innying herself without i apenl Sunday ut Bostwick lake with buck to Greenville where they s;>enl which might have been po Stephen Bristol. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace i] ' Riibi'rt Garn and Mis* Beryl Bussey] Mra .H“,ry ?*!* ,,f t?111 and ® n 'Broun nt Lake Baldwin. I- Dancing cHa-d tins mir-T cnjoyablof Battle Creek were guraU of Frank G™.of Grand Rapid* were «'»<■*<«> Mr. and Mra. Fritz Hai»ch ai.ti and Mt • lA-tlk raarn on Sunday ^“'lk a*‘d, Mls» '*«>• daughter and John LaBrusM- of I>- ; day.fur which tlie clubs arc .ndebied to Mr. nnd Mrs I. K Burnett and ch»SLz8* troil spent a few day* until relatives • the committee; Mr. and Mo. Ketcham dren vi.it.-d In Muskegon over Sunday,1 *«■»■ “nd •*[ und fritiuLs fishing ad canoeing at 1 Dr and Mr.-. C I* Latluw, Mr and Aid Society. Mr.- Reuben Gerlingen1X MaiRuril remaining for the week wifth Mlhs Cruig. visit.-d the formers "Indian Grove," Thornapplc river. Mr* Hoy Cordf-i. Mr. and. Mra CJliar!*-*' chairman, suipri -d Mrs Will'Cha*r at **. trirn(f5 . j.M*4cr. Mias Mabie Lein*, of Jock-von hr. tM’.niue'a*. *Gun Ink> oh TuesdayTie lu'i.e- t«x>k alonr .< pot luck sup­ Mr. nnd Mrs Wayne Merrick nnd,Wednesday until Sunday. from Uw big city for - few Ja} - anti 'J/'i’1 * per pud had a dehglnful tim> Wni'ti.n Merrick attended a family n- -,Mr J“’¥* Mrs Fwrrt’*t u an< sleep in u grove where ynu can hear11 * ' union at Devil'* lake near Jackson on «r* wcr<‘ Gr. and naught but hoot ovj* after Mindown CAOT . A.ie|.ir . arwee Sunday. • |Mrs- J R- Hay and Mr und Mrs. Lane and get a drink ol nature* uwq, brew tAb I LANblNb LAUcb HASTINGS. MICH. Mr. and- Mr David Conklin and,01 Saranac for the week «to”----aa.-------------iw Constance Coak eptrriair.- i:X from a clear cool spring, j COME NEXT TUESDAY twelve friends m .I beach jiuriy at Wall fiunily of Bonfield were dinner guest* Mr'- S M.-Boyne, formerly Margaret Dr, and Mrs. CiuirliX «. Ibioki-r of ot Dr ami Mr* Guy Keller on Fri- Spaulding. ha.v»etunied to her home in Grand Rapid* and their lake Friday night A picnic, iupjxt and »' gm t. . f'.uv nmhf Chicago after a two week*' visit with :**■ Brother Dominic, o. H C„ whu is a Mrs. Richard Groos Chairman a gaxi time were eni-»v.-d Mr. aim Mr*. Harry Water* and her mother- Mra. Fred Spaulding. teacher at St. Andrew s .school fur . For Country Club Gatherfamily visited relalivc:. near Cadillac Loren Francisco, Donald Goucher, mountain boy* in Tennex '--. were Mrs. Robert Mill- is he Jng July 20 and nt Mio .'returning on Saturday by {Hoy Finstrom and- Junior McMillan Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mra. Walljit-.' way of Flint jspent thc week end with friend* m Osborn and Mias Gertrude Hcntiiy Glenn w- Greenfield, of Grand Rap- Baltta Creek und tit Goguac lake. Brother Dominic told of lu> work al isldir. Mrs. H. A.. Artrounie. Mb* M i ids was ImcIc in In* old Iwme town! Mr “'«< Mrs Cole Newton nnd MIm the ten-thirty ,-atrvice at Emmanuel .< ■ ■ ■■ ; Wedue.-day. culling on Mime of hl* old Uekn Newton sjwnt Saturday in/Kala- Episcopal church. I the committer the Tur*... m charge of .. .... mj ar.n Ajrs Allen DeLong and] tunc friend* ' mazoo Mi** Mildred Newton returned ,n at the Country Club. «.!) gr.llllfcWW ol Oran4 U dKr and MpJ Dr. nnd Mr* A. J. White and chil- '»»•’ them, remaining over Sunday. i enjoying a pleasant afternoon. n.r.L-nn. afternoon. lS;(.n AshIpy apd Mrx. Irene Johnson of: dren ot Norfolk, Va.. were guest* ol Mr and Mr* Jack' DeoBer «Mary OBSERVED SIXTY1 Bouquet* of calendulas', Sluuta daisies . P! unwell and Howard Shatter and wife! Mr and Mr* Wayne Merrick on Tues- ■ Gould> of Detroit and Mr and Mra THIRD ANNIVERSARY and dwarf delphinium were, attractivi cf Kalamazoo visited Mr. and Mr- J ! day 1 lie ladle* arc cousins. , ‘ । Uyril Gojlfd of San Diego. California. ly arranged in the lounge und on 41 Mr. aiid- Mrs. E A. Loop and daugh- vUltcd friends in Rm city last week, tables. . Family Parly Honoring Mr. and[“ J:," , ^.•Fiirtm. Wlkr bd tarty a J.«ter and Adelbcrt Wunderlich of Grand Gurals of Mr* Cnlrie Montgomery on1 At golf. Mrs. Wilbur Lane ha«! low Mr.. Charles Bidelman ■>« ............while M. R. « JJ .s.L.iv .„n Md 1- FamRapids were auesls of Mr. and Mrs. Sunday were Mr. and Mra.-Ltoyd Denet .-.tore, auction Mrs l!ui;6 Wuhdeilictl un Tliuraday, D.no «n'l baby of Hattie Creek and McCn .i y had'high-scyre/and at conMonday Evening urn' Mr. and Mra John Van Sickle and Mr. and Mrs Frank Carprator nnd Mr. and Mr*, ck rn DeLano and family Honoring the Mxty-thnd wedding: lrr •" *’ “ , ° *«*nt a week with Mr and; two diiughtcr* ot Sebewaing were .of Grand Rapids ----■ (Mrs Clair Van Sickl-* went to their! ;-ue*t.‘. ol Mr and Mr* Gary Crook and Guest* o! Mr and Mr* Henry Slxl- ---- ----------pre Mrs. Albert.;j oilier relative* over the ‘week end. doh nnd .Mis* Agnes Sheldon over Sun. Mil.. ad Miss ' Bilcom of WiKUVawket Rixxl' RIhxI' \ Su,'‘’a' •**f”_,,MV I Mra. A A. Andcraon of Grand Rap- day were Mrs. Gerald Burchfield and the home of their daughter and hus-, c.ikk- Balcom of 'Woonsocket. tart. Mr. M Mor M CtaMM. «.> L„ ' “J «■’ ■> W H~.nl wrrr. CUrk ids was in thc city on.Tuesday calling'MLy F2va Wheeler of St Joseph and Motaoynralw <'.» nnd tarty oi Jactam art' on friends Mr. and Mra. Anderson Juries Coburn of IX-tAilt This'is the same high quality of Vanillin Comp, arc now at their Gun lake cottage. | Wav. Ethel UiMorc nnd MLs$ Mary Mr and Mrs. J F. Edmond* und Mr. j Osgoixl of Mount Pleasant were the we have always carried. Absolutely guaran- • and Mr-, l-'rajik Gianuin of Pioncrr. guests of Mr*. W It. Cook Wednesday teed not to cook out pr freeze out. A price Very few couple* are spared to celt- I POTTER—ELLSWORTH REt'NION. Sunday with Elgin Mead and QJito, left Tuesday murniug on a two and Thursday. Muss Osgood is tin- hbrale their sixty-third anniversary and; Hi, ninth annual Potter-Ellsworth Hev. Bodine filled the pulpit uSxks' (rip lo northern Michigan. brurian at Mt. Pleasant. . which has never been offered before. • Mra. Hurry Young und Miss Louise] Mr. and Mra V L. Wolcott of Free- in tlulM* day* of quick, short marriages.]family reunion wu* r.i'ki at Streeter'.-1 at Morgan church while our pastor., ll ■!from —. n.^with TH«aMr it Is really Inspiring to know that some Landing, Gun take. Sunday. July 10. R, v- CJib5’s- preached at Grand Rapids CooUniwd Gower Isfxrit Wednesday till Sat-acxi : jx.rtweek. spent over thc week,, end 25 cents per P*nt la.-oplc still believe in that iMirtiun ot ; 1933. ThoM? parent included: Mr. and ^Rln Mead and faintly. Ernest Mead urdny at Coojx-ravllle with Uie former's and1 Mr- Keith Datilcls. Mr. and Mrs'. Mra Sophia Mead and twin «Mtrr*nt*. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Van Alla- ! Owen Eash of South Bowne spent Sat- the bcremony, "till death us do part. ' 1 Mra. Clyde Potter , Mr and Mrs. Harrv 1Uwl Together, with the many oilier; potter Mr and Mra Paul Potter Mn '•’'1-‘‘tcr, Mrs. Ella Shepard of Shrlda), burX ] urdny night with them. Mr and ’ Mt iIowa- Mrs S’*4** Robin* of Bgttle Creek Mr. and Mr.- Kim Sigler and Betty Mr. and Mr*. Claude SenU and son friends of Mr. and Mra. Bidehnan. the; EI(,wiJll.im' — and onrr- Corbett. . .. r land Mr and Mrs Alvord Wyod and Mrs. Myt -n Potter. Mr. ureumiwnied hl* father. D. M. Sigler. Fxlward of San Antonio. Texas, arrived Banner extends congratulations —------— ™<i M. D®„ Mn •'» « tauu- erryk. . h.d . wishes. . ant(. Mrs D.tu;i *>1*.: patter. Mr.'.nd Mr. and Mrs mid si-iter. .Mr*. R. D. Holmes, and two; Monday for g,visit with Mr. and Mr*, best Guaranteed to your satisfaction. It kills them, ------- ----- ------in Mta 4,,| HuUl Ml «nd Mn k •IM.nanFrtt Frid.y. children, to Chicago on Sunday, en-- e. L, Bentz ancFMr and Mrs. Vern Mr. on PRENTICE—REDFIELD MARRIAGE. Umd F..IUT. orn Billtr Mr and Mr and "n'1 Mr*. Mra Floyd rM,d Nc-sbit called "" route to their home in Gothenburg. Nc-. Yarger and other relative*. not stuns them. The modem way to ‘‘Swat the Clair Mr *' M «rtiu Deller Friday. Mrs. Deller braska. Mr. and Mrs, Siglei and daugh-। Mr. und Mrs G.E. Severance of On Sunday afternpon. July 17. at Mr*. Ijivern Burpet and‘ brake tier arm a couple of. weeks ago 1 Fly.’’ ter returned Monday. .Royal Oak and William Severance and three o’clock »*s solemnized the mar­ Mr. and Mrs. Harv , . family Battle Soule. Creek spent Sunday riage of Miss Addie Redfield Iot Eatonof Pearle Mr. and "Mrs. ’ Harrv i !Uk1 u bving cared for at thc home of; A real price—quart 69c, pint 39c Flus v ' 'with their mother. Mrs. Mnry Sever­ Rapids to Mr. Clarence Prentice, . on of Ellr-worth, Mr ' and <Mr*. Clyde I ance. nnd sister. Mr*. Mary English. Mr.'and Mr*. Frank Prentice of Has* Harrison. »r. Mr. nnd ..r. Mra. ,u.y«. Hayes E». Elks- ' Mr »nd M" Bytal Ojrt ol J«k-, Mrs. J. E. McElwain. Mis* Emily Mc­ tings. The double ring *crvicc was rea.l »orlli. Mr. M.d Mr> ClUiord IMUrr .nd I’" V “j «”>*“' Mr and Mr. Oldvervlures oF Mr ___ .nd________ Mr- M ________ oniru^y .nd_I 1 “'-"V -nd Mr... Ulin, AdUn Elwain nnd guest. Mus Margaret by Rev. M. W. DufTey ol Ionin nt the i.mlly. _________ _____ -........... .on (; 0|lrtn,,v ’■ over the week end. Schaupncr cd Detroit. nndXMl** Bea­ home of the bride* itrandparcnls„-Mir--family, Mr- and Mrs Ix Imii Courtney. iirr Pourr and Ui.uly and Mr Mr and Mr. B>ron Cl..k and Mr . trice carrotlicis inotoivd to Chicago and Mr* Fred Long ot Eaton Rapids. Lattr. *---- -----•nd Mr . «n-M lirdaikn. TOr«. ->•», 1<™nl a"d «-• last week where they spent several in thc presence of forty guests. THE BEST QUALITY In Um.n; SMurd.y r M days. ' Attending thc bride, was Mtss Kath­ ta nw .Mr .,.. Mbs M.rkar.1 ,i„„. i Adkln. Same as you pay SI.50 for in.'gallon cans. Ouf Mr and Mr. M May., .nd .hirer Mr. and Mra. A. J Veddcr went to ryn Overholt of. Levering,' and M-. i«r. ML. CMldr,, Mel-h.-r—r - M - ■ ■Muskegon today und will stay at the Verne Prentice, brother of thc groom, Edith Eulmr. Mrs ir.ihk ill., and . -"™‘“ «'«»■«» Offer—Your Contdiner J.-l-T PrirM -i: J w Hn'Mds dunday l> M. home of Miss ElUabefh DeYoc. while was groomsman. she 1* visiting her sister. Mr*. M. E llxh lMli .... Ihr ,rnhrialirm. nl n: S<U:TIILAST*WOO1>LA'U. $1.00 per gallon The bride W]is charmingly gowned in Baxter, at Rdcto Rapids, Iowa, for twa pink hire and her bounuct wa.s of pink th. 1mm. .nairly .,l.,..mB. Mr ,,nd u„ Joh„ roses^Mtss Overholt wore yellow (totted , « * " T h!,J i >■>’ rallrd rm Mr .nd Mrs. or...! Hull;Dr. and Mr*. Guy Keller entertained net and earned red roes and blue del-1 all Ohlms wvrr <“ I irnrwr .nd turty Bunday Mlrrmxm. his brother and wife. Mr. und Mrs. Will phinium. Maxine Sterley of Eaton Rap­ ™ V". . "“'''""'V ,■»"■ ■ - I Ilk. Harrkl rare. «ho l,.» been Kelk-r. and Mr. nnd Mr.-. Shirley Mil­ ids. a niece ot lhe bride, carried the . ..................... «n W«™n I,,.,. . ler on Thursday and Friday enroute ring:; in the center of a red rose, her ».rh an .more Haw lo Caleb Bull. emo,,,,. from a western inp to their home in dress being of pink organdie. 53"!“J 2 Nearl slh-ldun M emo.ya Ls .sxnd** WAara Immediate Attention and Courtety Are Shown to All" Pittsburgh. Pa. 'After graduating from tlie Eaton - 22^ a '12 '‘‘I4'' • BMe.man ■ k,Jl jUun mth E J Mr. and Mrs. Harry Balslgcr nnd Rapids High school. Mrs. Prentice, at­ Clyde and Paul Potter, pwimming and .Sheldon HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2115 WE DELIVER Betty and Jim- of Crystal City, Mo. tended M. S. C. where site received hi r boaUna brouklil Urn day lo a Clare. | M. M;, Burr 0, Or>nd were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Guy C Bachelor al, Science degree For the THi: NEW* IDEA CLITL ] Rapids s|»cnt Sunday al Pliny Hans-: Keller on Sunday and Monday and past two years slic h.u> taught hotnMr.-. John G Roush 'was hostess to .banter*. have goncto Acker's Point ut Long lake economic* at Sheplurd. Mr Prcnwee for their vacation. graduated from the Hastings High the club al her home on North Braud- —— ' Mrs. Warren Roush and daughters. school and ha* also received his Bach­ way. Thursday evening. July H. A ' Winnie and Dorothy, called on thc for­ elor of Science degree from Michigan delicious 6 30 <linn-. r was served on mer's brother and. family. Mr. und Mrs I State College: During tjie past y<-ar he, the verand*. Miss M:try Roush as­ their -About eyes. You cannot Ervin Mishler ami children, near Lake had charge of thc agricultural depart­ sisted by Mis* Carol Potter, presided tell about YOUR-eyes. What you BELIEVE about Odessa. Sunday. Miss Elaine relumed ment of the Ionia High -school. The The short bualrien meeting was fol­ with them spend bad thc week bride Is a member of thc Delta Alpha them is no indication that they are to good, or 1.in­ Miss Carrie Balcoin of Woonsocket. sorority and the groom Ls a member ol lowed by music and u Washington b"»«ly on Olio's vitality, different. only nauy dependable rendered program. Mrs Maude Smith gave the Rhode evidence Island, is is spending thc week tlie Phi chi Alpha fraternity.' fotki dtlnk nllk.The It <iu«ncks» fb« withfurnish. Mrs. DaBIc Crue. Mis*all Balcom by an examination such as we It . removes Upon their return from a short wed­ history of Hie Washington monument ; has been on a trip around thc Great ding trip. Mr. and Mrs Prentice will and Mrs Wm .K Olney read .1 sliprt uncertainties. Be an early patient. Lakes and stopped here for a visit be­ return tn M S. C. to attend a confer­ biography of the early life of George . fore going to her eastern home. ence. niter which they will be at home Washington A contest followed. Fur ' Guests or Mr. and Mrs. R. J. MC- st 6.19 Townsend St'.. Ionia, where Mr. the best modeled hatchet fashioned Crccry at Wall lake over lhe week end Prentice will, resume his duties Bea: from chewing gum the iirat prize was L.E.FOSTER OKI. Saturday July 30 were Mr*. Ellen Matthews. Mr. and by Mr* Harry Ritchie; tlie second Wednesday, July 27 HASTINGS, MICH. I wxshcs are extended by a large circle ol won PHONE 3464 702 WEST.WALNUT Saturday, July 23 by Mrs. Roush. The remainder ot the Mra. Jaa. Matthews. Mjss Doris Mat­ . . evening was spent in slngtnjt and thew* "and Dillard Williany of Detroit. friendsA LARGE ASSORTMENT of game*. ’ .. SELECTED AS PRINCI­ Enamel Ware Size 20x40 PAL AT LAINGSBURG. Pudding Pana COX—SHAW MARRIAGE. Tlie many friends of Robert OComior Full 18x36 "1 of this city arc pleased to learn that Miss Duuna Lorraine Sltaw. daugh-i Only Waih Baaint Only he baa. rccured a ixwitloit Hi the marriage July 6, 1932. to Mr. Charles Laingsburg schools and lias also been W. Cox. son of Mr.-. Hany Bennett. The selected as tiie principal. In addition to ceremony was preformed by Rev. Fred LADIES’ HOSE_____________ .fair 9c his duties as principal lie will teacji W. Iflll at 6 20 P. M at LaGrange.. GIRLS’ PAJAMAS55c, 2 for $1.00 L. V. BESSMER, Eyesight Specialist several science classes. Indiana. Mpn’s Fancy Rayon HOSEPair 10c SANITARY NAPKINS —Box of 12 17c "Bob” as his friend* call him, grad­ The bndo wa* gowned in blue net. | 1 Pint WAVE SET1.......................... ___21c Hard water SOAP, 10 oz. Bar, 3 for 18c uated from M S C. in June,and is one wearing blue shoes and white picture i of the few from the 1032 class to secure hat and carrying a bouquet of pink Sticky FLY RIBBONS.5 for 10c CLOTHES PINS40 for tc a position, congratulations are extend- rose buds. t | WINDOW SCREENS, 18 inch —-Me TOILET TISSUE .6 for 25c Thc happy couple left immediately WINDOW SCREENS, 24 inch41c TABLE TUMBLERS ..2 for 5c for d short wedding trip to Chicago and ! A SOCIAL MEETING. are at home at 127 Avalon, Detroit. I Galvanized Water Paila, 10 qt. IS# Watte Paper Baskets Thursday. July 14. a social meeting Congratulations. 9c Large White COFFEE CUPS-Sc GREEN GLASS JUGS. for members and guests of the PresbyENTERTAINED WITH DINNER. i ierian Ladies' Aid was held on the ad­ joining lawns at Mrs George Cole­ Dinnor guest* of Dr. and Mrs. C. E.1 mans and Mrs. Milo De Vries’. A picnic Hyatt on Monday evening were Mrs. i dinner was enjoyed followed by a Edwin Pate and two children of De-; program ot game; and stunts under the troit. Mr. and Mrs- 1 C Edmonda.! leadership of Mr* Verne Leary and Mrs Will Bush aha Mu.-. Grace Ed-j Mrt. c. J. Bullivan. moods. SUIT SPECIALS 16 Suits, Sizes 35 to 38 Values to $19.50 24 Suits, Sizes 35 to 48 Values to $24.50 t F„ >. 1 i $1395 These Are All Wool Fabrics Light and Dark Colors Late Styles T. S. Baird Clothing for Men and Boys Three Big Specials In the Midst of the Season Tr. VANILLIN COMP. N. F. 1 ♦ ■ VERMI-TOX FLY SPRAY ► < FLY SPRAY For Bam Use B. A. Ly BARKER [. You Never Can Tell- INGRAM JERSEY DAIRY ♦ Dedicated to Better Vision ♦ ♦ *4 Meyer’s Economy SALE! Starts Saturday, July 23 Ends Saturday, July 30 SPECIALS FOR SALE WEEK xo MEYER’S SC Rag Rugs 10 I �THE'HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNfSBAY, ItLY 28. IMS WANTS Our Success Robert Garrett and family have" Twenty-one member* and several moved to Wall lake. Sorry to lose them visitors attended the meeting of H». Mrs. D. N. Honeywell spent the week , Home Literary Club at the home of Mr* H J Flower Thursday. Mrs. Hat- ' The Fred oti* fafhlly gathering was1 at Dowagiac visiting relatives » Lrland Honeywell is home from Do-, tie Bellinger was co-hoste*s. Mrs. J. held at Wumer lake July Fourth । K Flower, president, called the meet­ ing to order. Roll was answered by, Louie Erway und family and Ray. I “Why I Long to Visit California.- Two,'Oils and Harold of Ka|amazoo were Lucy. Callers Sunday were. Dr readings given by Mrs. Minnie Farr 'Sunday guests with relatives here. Kf. n Mullen of Otsego. Mr. and Mrs were much enjoyed. A vocal duet. “Ini• ‘Maxine Ekway spent last week In W J, Polley of Battle Creek, Mr and ; the Garden of His Love" was pleasing- • Mr* E. A Parker. Elirabeth and girl ly sung by Mrs Prouty ond Mrs. Bar­ friend of Hastings und Mr und Mr-. ber a talk on California by Mrs. Hat­ , Bronsom arc the proud parents of a tie Bellinger wo* full of interest, then son bom July 5th. I came ar* old fashioned spell-down con­ Karl Guenfher ami family of Landucted by Hie. president. Mrs. Flower, ring were vlsltorafln the Clyde Warren closing the afternoon's program. Sup-■«home one day last 'week Udo. Ohio. July Util, who will aniwel pet was rerved to over thirty. The Annette Wolfe ot Grand Rapids is-’ to the name of Ronald Lee Congratu* next meeting will be the annual picnic j visiting her grandparents, Mr. and Ntrs. with the Richland Club at tlie library. Roy Erway D Hughct ' The Good Will community meeting] Mrs. Sophia Spath received word re­ was.held in the church basement Sat-' cently of thc death ot her brother. urday, July 2 The unusually large [ .John Spath.-of Boone. Iowa. Much erdwd gathered for dinner and the aft-1 sympathy Li extended to SophUT~und ernoon wds given over to'sports con* । other relative* at this tihie. / ducti-d by Loul.i Havens. Joe Cowelsj and Rev, Conklin. A ball game between companied it. She feels very thankful the single nnd married men Was much .’er their loving kindness. Mr and Mrs. Oscar Brightrall of Sunday H C- Brightrall aceonjpumrd then] | Marshal) ot K Hickory. . dunk school reunion Saturday August Mrs. Osborne, who some weeks ago The young people ot this place en­ .-■uttered a bud sprain of her foot, is joyed the Parish Young People’s weenie now able to get about without her Guy Higgins Sunday. roast ut Wall lake Friday night. Rout .PinkbeJner of Grand Rapid*! About go friend* gathered at tiie Win found to be such a help In her afflic­ tion. Her many friends rejoice site, Kerr home Saturday evening to Welis recovering mi nicely. j Messrs Clare and Maurice Lybarger Wyoming back to the neighborhood. Mrs. Newland will core tor her father who Is very poorly • Adolph Spaulding of. Gilkey lake and R. <>. Lockton spent Sunday afternoon' Roy Oakes and family attended the funeral of Mrs, Oakes' uncle. Win. Me­ Twenty-seven were present to enjoy] the Cloverdale L A. S Friday at the THE CHURCHES Ha* been achieved through orefa] business management and «*lb far lory dealing with policybolder*. SEE VS FOR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KA LAM AZ 0^0. MICHIGAN J. L. MAUS & SON Loeil KtpteitaUUvti. HaaUsgt, Mkk. H. S. SHELDON ABSTRACT AKD REAL EtfATE OrHCB HASTINGS MARKETS UP. CHRAK-M IT F. Huh (OTTISH Tl'.R»lf.R i=- i Smith's Monday. Melvin Peeling visited in Detroit last lus, father. Albert Chase, und sister. Friday evening . Vlllinm McKibbin L- )|nte from Mrs. Toore Sunday. The children re­ Mr. and Mr* Fred Hunts *ju*nt Sun­ hospital 'and is able to get mained for un indefinite stay. day with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jone* Ln alter a visit with his grandparent.* Mrs. Schedelf of Hasting:) has c , td make an indeflllite stay with Thursday. ■» -■'Rev. Milt's. Delton. made calls in this, nephew. Dexter Crouse; and wife neighborhood Satujduy. Mr», Jinnie Lyons and son Albert nnd tallising are spending this week at hi* mirents. ■Mrs. Dnisy Quick nnd brother. Cluiuncy home ofUrtU. tX-L).. ...... ........ ...I. Sunday Prairieville Fast nine ■defeat­ Shumaker. of Buntleld. were culler* at ed Hooper Tigers 17 to 5. Two home the Ernest Quick home Sunday everuns ueie inide by Carrigan and Chief! Italian. Tin- battery was Wales, Fox Mr. and Mrs Wilcox arc spending and Shepard. Hon’er using* live pitch­ sometime at thdir home in Hastings er*. Fled Smith gave one quart of ice Mr. uno Mrs Geo. Wood and chll-, dren attended the I. O. O. F. picnic at Sunday. . Pine lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Nash, spent Sun­ day at Mr. und Mrs. Wil) Nash's In Kenneth Chapman ot Hickory Cor- FOX BROTHERS Barbee and Beauty Shoppe Phone 2625 Hastingi /Saturday. tings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Frank Hnwblitz. |||rr< There will be an ice cream social ut thi* Ralph' , tor several days lost week of her par- Flooks Friday evening. July 22 Mrs. Frank Hawblitz fpent'Salurdgjr lent*. Mr and Mr* Francis Gorham. Several from livre attended the Mcj ; Callum school picnic Saturday and re­ port a good time. My. nnd Mrs. Geo. Havens and it Sunday al daughter Dorothy attended a family ■ Base Him lake southwest of Allegan on ; Saturday. Their son Erwin uccum- । Amanda Irvin of. Irving, Floyd Flynn punted them home after a two week's nnd family. Mr* Jennie Flynn and .«on , Chirr, Mr and Mrs Wayne Benton unil i Elmer Ellis und familyGnfncJ Rapids are Visiting th-ir uncle. Dan Karns of Brush Ridge on Sunday Mr, and Mi *. .Clayton- Vukutliie. and night by the .■.erimi* il|nttu> ot hi* futh। r. Parmer Karns. Hi* many friend* i iiope for a speedy recovery. ' Mr. and Mt - Krtie*t Gorham and children of Kuhunazoo were week end gue.-u of tlie former imrenU, Mr. and Information Caryl Fuller and Mr ;-■■ Cole spent Suridai 1:i< annual OUa school picnic wiii'be hold al thc .schoolhouse Saturday. July, this organization has boon rendering for. the last- forty- Sunday gpests at George Clouse,i ere. Mr. and Mrs..Fred DeJoAgh and m and two njccc* of Burnips Robert the following On Sunday; Mr. and Mrs. CARDS OF THANKS BUS FARES REDUCED! I dren and Mr and Mrs. Clarence Smith of Grand Rapids visited at Andrew - Such informa­ tion is based upon facts, upon expert- Mrs. John Christy of 'Battle Creel spent a few’days la»t week with thi Crooked lake formerly of Milwaukee] Mi--<‘s Barbara chamberlain aiul May- were guest, Wednesday night of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens. Mr. and Mrs Roy Douglas* of Has-1 tings spent Sunday and Monday with • his parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Doug -! relied upon. make this sugges­ tion knowing that, GRANGE PROGRAMS 'tiger U> praise our ifTurtP tion trip to New York city and other I poinp-uf interest. returned, to their Iiome Here Friday with Miss Cornelia son. Mr and Mr* Waldo J Get Unger, and family in South Sunfield Tuesday and Wednesday, Parmer Karns of Brush Riijge visited I from Thursday till Saturday last week in the home of his granddaughter. Mr*. Jim Wilcox and family. Mr. and Mr*. Alfred Hovey uhd grandson of Hastings were callers Sun-; day afternoon in the home of Mr. and Remember Hie ice crearn social al the Striker schoolhouse Thursday eve­ ning Jiyly 21. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh FurnUs of Has­ tings called on Mr and Mrs. E* Lu Houghtalln Sunday gucst of Mis* Esther Striker '• Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs Stanley Peterson and baby and Mr. and Mrs. George Wil­ liams of Grand Rapids and Mr and WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME .•on. was killed while dragging for his fatlier with a 4*horw team. 'King thrown from the cart he was riding Mr and M*’> i.*^ aa3 nearly 8 years old. Our sympa- ] -------- ——•-**-------------thy goes out to the heart-stricken par-' ! The Boston Muwum of Fine Arts cuts and the Fogg Museum nt Harvard Uni-, Mr*. H. J. Gibson, who has been ini . versity arc guarded by police dog.. Grand Rapids \hc past week caring for iwlpch are let iowc in the buildings her mother. Mra. Henry Wachter, came; [overy night < home Sunday. , SERVICE DOUBLED NEW LOW BUS FARES From Hastings to Lake Odessa Lan>i.ng . . . Flint . . . . . 'Detroit . . . $ .45 1.20 2.95 3.65 Cloverdale Delton . . Kalamazoo Chicago . Bus Schedule Stations Practical Wisdom Efficiency is not a matter of sentiment, but of practical wisdom, and the only way to create lasting good-will. Mr. and Mrs. Heber Foster and famliy of Barryvllle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. S. Gctger. Mr. and Mrs. E L. Houghtalln spent the week end at Sparta visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Olenk. CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Service Alto Ambulance Service" 2.30 �^■<1------------------------------------------ I I Wedne»day, July 20.1932 THE HASTINGS BANNER * cned, but have settled enough already county. In addition to this 127.000. the county will also receive next year, and stole to drive onto them when rpeetlng annually thereafter. an Increase ‘ of or attempting to pass another car. In $0.500.for a period of four years. This many places for short distances gravel will allow the county 140 a mile with has been hauled and placed where it which to -still further Improve tlw will do the most good, it is mixed with township mileage taken over this year clay, so Uiat It packs readily and makes Not a great deal can be done with (Continued •from page one. part one) only $40 a mile; but by putting gravel a marked Improvement in the rood. We were Impressed whfcn we reached where it will do the most good thi.-. 107 new township read that had been token Thornapple township and drove for miles can be Improved every year a lit­ over and improved by the county, tle. • tome distance over township roads that tending from the Middleville-Yankee Al the end1aA<ho five year period,, or Springs road westward to Bowens Mills. had been taken over by the county, ' through tlpit village to tlie county line; which the township itself had covered beginning in 1937, the county will be also to another road leading northward with gravel and otherwise Improved receiving about $54,000. If the plans of from Bowens Mills to lhe township line Lacking the grading equipment wtylch the present road commission' are car­ ' of Thornapplc connecting with the tin- county has and such as Uie Brown ries! out. every mile of township higlicounty road west of Middleville; anoth­ Bros, own and operate, it was impos- .way taken over by the county will have „ ......-----If t3»™hlp to make as good a roadbed eighteen feet wide, properly er — road branching v.. off from M-37...inww the --J—- of Middleville, skirting Uw hillsI i a ro*dbed os the county. Al) the roads crowned,and with {fitches at each edge edge and crossing Uie river near Irving, then th« we travelled over in Thornapple and with enough gravel to inake them down through Inlng and south to a *’Wch have been taken over by lhe passable roods The $54,000 which th-; connection with, the county road J county, had been Unproved by Uie county will receive In 1937 under the known as the BouUi. River road. townships, so that no gravel has had to McNltt bill will allow about $60 for Anyone who travels over these roads.!** Put on the Thomapple township tacit mile of highway of the 900 miles who has ever gone over them before.. mileage token qver by Uie county. But which will then have been taken Over will be Impressed with their marked the roads are now crowned and in by the county. By keeping up die road­ improvement With only $160 per mile, much better condition for traffic of any bed. adding gravel and especially with no great amount of grading could be,klnda little co-operation from townships. done. Yet a considerable has been done, | Next year Barry county will receive Barry county will one day have a real also the roadbed has been widened so,'another $27,000 under tiie McNltt bill, system of county roads which will be a thataitKgnobiles can paw each other at (which it plans to use In improving 167 pride to the county and a convenience any point along the road. Tlie shod-1 more miles of township highway, which to all its people. ders ol these roads have pot yet hard- will be thereafter maintained by thc A representative of the state high­ way department visited this county a few days ago. He drove over lhe mile­ * age that lias m far been improved und taken over by die county under th«-,Mcrtt bill. He complimented the Barry county road commission and Engineer Rakowsky on the manner In which tills county to undertaking this work. Some counties, he explained, are taking al! die money they get under the McNltt bill and using it to Improve only a few miles of- rood', doing a thorough Job ot it. But this Improvement while it hfilps the one or two townships wlicrc the improvement -is mode, Raves other town.shl|M without any road Improve­ ment. in Barry county every township to having the township milcan taken over by the county improved. IP Is thc plan and purpose of the commission and of Engineer Rakowskl by 1937. If die state continues Its awards under the McNltt bill, to have every mile ot township road taken over by thc coun­ ty graded and Improved in the manner we have described. ■ We made lhe drive over the M-veral miles of township roads Hiat had been Improved by Um- county in a Model A Ford. Not once did the driver fail to make the entire mileage on high, with un qveriigr speed.of about forty miles per hour. When Barry county!* town­ ship roads arc Imp roved so tliat Mich speed can be made and maintained tto-n we will say. that the county will have great reason to be thankful. We should be especially grateful that our county road commission and Its engi­ neer have used tho McNltt money aim­ ing to this county fairly, for tlie bene­ fit of all, instead of improving only ten or a dozen miles as is being done in so many other counties. 8999 TOWN 2230 BUY YOUR INDER TWINE 4 From Our Stock Prices that are right and . a Quality that will give you Real Service. 4 ♦ GET OUR PRICES ON YOUR NEXT WINTER’S COAL SMITH BROTHERS VELTE u COMPANY Poultry and Stock Feeds Coal, Lime, Cement, Etc. Telephone 2257 Hastings, Mich. I PART TWO • ALFALFA NEEDS QUAN­ TITIES OF MINERALS Phosphates _ and Potash Are Necessary to Good .Produc­ tion of This Feed. Like animab. plants "live by what they feed on." It seems, from u-.-t made by experts. that alfalfa -. a glut­ ton for certain minerals, especially, phosphates and potash, which must be supplied if a good production L-. main­ tained. • Besides being the must productive* forage crop grown in Michigan, alfaltg; also is one of the most exliaustr.t crop.;; as far os mineral fertility is concerned I A four-ton crop of alfalff hay rainuves twice as much phosphorus as a 30 bushel wheat crop, or somewhat more than'ls contained In both tlie grain and . stover of a 75 bushel com crop In potash removal, four tons of al­ falfa hay are equivalent to over MX) bushels of potatoes or 30 tons of cab­ bage Poor growth and lack of vigor of alfalfa is frequently due t>» phosphate', or potash starvation. .y More Michigan People Touring State Parks "Big cars," bearing Michigan Iiccilaplates, and winch formerly carried । their owners on long summer tours, tlirough other stoles are now to Uiz notlced in Michigan’s state parks, accord-' ing to rejiorto of parks superintendents i A IngtoT proportion of more expen-! slvc automobiles bearing cumixa.s to) Uie |nuks an- being observed, and pqrk | officers have reached tin- conclusion i that economic conditions are causing I many Michigan people to see tto ir home titote for the first tune. More modernized campinq sequlp-1 ment to also causing, many jx«A>ie to' jmrclui.M.- camping equipment nnd hair thc state parks where they arc offen d a wide variety of scenery and interest.; I LOVERDAI.E. DEPRESSIONS Come and Go but THIS Old Bank STAYS Right Here Its CONSERVATIVE Business Policy, and • Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Pierce of F-n’on who have teen visiting tlwlr mother and brother. Mr. anti Mrs. Davenport, returned to there home Saturday. Mr. and Mr... Cela Thornton and Mr. and Mra. Kent of- Battle Creek wore callers, at the Davenport tonne u week ago Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Hadley Hurvhn'rd of Jackson nnd Lawrence Burchard i>1 Detroit visited their couslps. Jam>-.i and Henry Ryan and Miss ffatberinf ’Cagnev. u week ago Sunday. \ / Mr. and Mrs. Mark FuxMrtid daugh­ ter Mary’ FreeY- of HuMing* and Mrs. Irma Trans of Kalamazoo Were Sun­ day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hart. The Delos FIomit's of Kalamazoo ars|H'ndlng the summer ai their farm home here. • .Mrs. Katherine Collins of Hastings was a Thursday evening guest of Mlv Catherine Cagneja CHEMICAL FLAKES ARE ' Henry Pennela entertained company USED TO LAY DUST from Kalamazoo Sunday. , A birthday party was given In honor Compound Able to Absorb of Margaret Kellogg. Ttiurwlay P. M. A very nice luncha>n and good time Many Times Its Own Weight were rejwrted by all Invited. • Mr. and Mra. Wm. Dehl uf Cleveland In Moisture Road dust has again become Uie most Ohio, visited their brother. Frank Lake, serious summer problem for motortou and family over the week end, Roy Bailey and family of Battle and roadside dwellers. Thousands upon tlipusands of dollars Creek were guests al tlie home of Mr. have been wasted each year on gravel and Mrs. Jim Mosier. Mr. nnd Mrs. George French ol Bat­ roads tlrnt dust-off nnd blow away. ’-UAL ErVEUVE Notwithstanding the tremendous tle Creek and Mr. and Mts Wm. strides which haw been math1 in the French and'family of Urbandale were perfection of concrete highways, one guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Mac­ serious problem Iul- remained t > haunt Donald Sunday. Mra. Melissa Ashby of Kalamaz<x> the hardworking road official, and that Mrs. Martha is tiie nred for a practical and eco­ nomical method of dust control on Chamberlain. Mrs. Bates of Otsego ciMmUon lyeri gravel ftxids nnd streets ' A method has been devised, however, sister, Mrs. Ed. Penneto. Thursday. Miss Daisy Johncock of Chicago to, and is now rapidly broadening in use, which greatly simplifies this trouble­ home for her vacation. Mr. Conklin of Detroit and Mrs. xjl some and wasteful condition. It to known as tho Calcium Chloride method Oook of Chicago arc visitors nt the ' , and is applied either by a hand shqvcl Nash home. Mr. and Mra. Albert Monica of Kal­ or by means of a mechanical spreader'. Tlx- material itself resembles tiny amazoo visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas particles ot white shell. These small Monica Sunday. while flakes are callable of absorbing ’ Paul and Wm. Titus of Kalamazoo from the surrounding air. many times spent Sunday at the Welton Brooks tlielr dwn weight in water. Even on the home. Mr. and Mrs England and family are vere accident on Saturday nZlicr home j LAKEVIEW. ■ Mr. and Mra. Chas. Chapman and hottest, driest summer day. a small Mw and Mra. Wm. Schanu of near pile of tliese flakes will actually dissolve on a vacation trip througl\ northern two miles west of Nashville. Dr. Mor­ Last Week's Letter. ris was called. He found it necessary Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Wortt of Battle Vermontville and Mr- and Mra. Owen themselves in lhe moisture Uwy absorb Michigan. Mr. and Mrs George French of Bat­ 'o remove her to the Pennock hospital Creek were visitors at Chas. Martin’s Varney and children spent Sunday with from the atmosphere. Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Wm al Hastings where she remained sev- ,Sunday. ____ _____ Wm. Cogswell. Spread over the surface of a road.- tle ' Alex-Bolter and family of Kalamazoo * ———»— they give it, within a few hours, the ‘French nnd family of Urbandale visited era! days, then she was taken to her Janies MacDonald family Tuesday, sister’s home. Mra. Millie Flory of ,spent thc Fourth with Mrs. Edith BolAndrew Carnegie endowed Illi appearance of having had a summer the 1 We are glad to report that Mrs. Morgan, where she will remain until ter. i libraries. t shower. Unlike rain, howpver. thc tnolsMacDonald is getting along nicely after site has fully recovered. She is improv ­ tore thus collected does not evaporate j . ing nicely with no complications. again but remains fur weeks and even her Illness. Mrs. Bessie Smith is home after! months, laying dust and preserving the . Chas. Snyder and family enter­ road surface by keeping It moist, firm 1tained friends from Akron. Ohio, last spending a week in Lansing. Miss Maureen Van Sickle and Cecil and tightly packed. Not only Is dust ' Winans of Battle creek spent Sunday* prevented, but money that would oth­ with thc Webbs. . erwise be spent for resurfacing, is ,Last Week's Letter. saved. Otto Van Sickle Is visiting his grand­ CARLTON CENTER. • Many highway departments now us- .parents at Lansing for a few days. ing Calcium Chloride os a dust preven- 1 Clayton and Arthur Webb spent Last Week’s Letter. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Marlow enter- j 11V6, report a substantial saving In Sunday < at Freeport al the home of with Superior maintenance costs. Ordinarily, u gravel ,Walter Lewis. toined the latter’s "sister and husband, road can only be scrajxxi and graded Elgin and Donald Mead attended the Mr. anil Mrs. Oler of Grand Rapids, ! properly after a rain, but a road treat­ district quarterly meeting at Belding j part of last week. ed with‘Calcium chloride lias enough Sunday. , [ Lucile Robinson and Hazel Shriber surface moisture to permit working it Alfred Npem of Chicago, to spending were guests of the former's grandmoth-: whenever needed. Dust prevention can a few days with his family hera at er at Gun lake, last week. ordinarily be secured by petition to their summer cottage Mrs. j. Kick of near Freeport spent local rood or street officials. Mrs. John Tomilson is visiting for Sunday of last week with Mrs. Cota a few days.with her sister, Blanch, of AUerdlng. COATS GROVE. Bellevue Last Week's Letter. Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy Nash. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Shaffer is spending a few days Henry Williams and Mr. and Mrs. John Miss Esther Bk-ri of Lowell visited Miss Ruth Woodman Wednesday and in Plainwell. Robinson and families spent tho Fourth Mr. and Mrs. Clare Mead and daugh ­ Thursday. at Green lake. The L. A- 8. meets this week Thurs­ ter, Marian, of Battle Creek, visited Mra. Young of Hastings visited her day P. Mi With Mrs. E. S.. Thompson. at Uie home of Elgin Mead Synday. Sunday callers at tho luime of Mamie daughter. Mra. Leslie DanlcL. last Program In charge of Mrs. Minerva week. Woodman and Mrs. Katherine Clum. Webb were. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Neff and Mra. Jessie Shupp nnd daughter! sons Harold and carl of Charlotte and Supper served by Club No. 1. Hazel and daughter Mabie and hus-1 Mrs. Clement Long and son and Miss Bernie Cotton of Lansing. Mrs. Sophia Mead wont to Battle band of near Galesburg, visited Mr. and daughter from Virginia have been Mrs. Jolin Shupp last week. visiting relatives and friends around Creek Saturday and brought her twin Ralph Henncy visited Mr. and Mrs.’ here and in Woodland and Hastings sisters, Mrs. Ella Shepard ot Sheldal, Iowa, and Mrs. Susa Rabcnsr of Bat­ Cloyd Van Aman of near Galesburg FLOUR - FEED COAL * CEMENT ♦ Some from here attended thc Bible tle Creek .and Mrs. Rabens’ grandson. BRICK TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS Mr. and Mrs. Marion Clem went to Conference at Lake Odessa during the Taylor Wood, to spend a week with her. Mr. and Mrs. George Shaffer of In­ tlie Lake shore one day last week after. past ten days. dianapolis, Ind., visited his half broth­ cherries. HASTINGS Mra. Merle Slebrecht, of Ban An­ er, J. W. Shaffer ovfcr the 4th. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Greenfield and chiR tonio. Texas, to the first woman plum­ Shaffer hadn't seen him for 30 years. dren are camping for a couple of weeks ber licensed in. Texas. ' Mra. Martha Deller met with a se- near Cadillac. the splendid confidence reposed in its integrity by depositors and friends, have made this Old Bank Strong. Purely upon the merit of past’ and present per­ formance this bank solicits your patronage. There is no time like the present to start a savings account! Interest at 3,f compounded semi-annually is a SAFE RETURN for your money. Don’t try to "get-rich-qinck," but take the sure, conservative route to substantial financial inde­ pendence. Deposit ever so small an amount in a savings account here and it begins to earn for you. HASTINGS NATIONAL Only National Bank in Barry County I a "BARGAIN" is a lot for your MONEY . . . THAT'S WHAT YOU GET IN u&fim WK’Vff NrVffft 1 ♦ OFFrMD LOWfH FRICEE These Prices Good for Two Daye Only « July 22 and 23 UNITED STATES GUARD 30 x 3J... 29x4.40 30x4.50 29x4.50 $2.95 . 2.97 . 3.45 . 3.65 28x4.75... 29x5.00. . 30 x 5.00 . . 3-1x5.25. .. 3.95 4.65 4.75 5.65 Firat Quality Guaranteed Tubes to Fit Tires • • 65c WirA Trraa (Mr at TAto Pric. jffuto Jport Mop TELEPHONE 2177 4 DRIVE-IN SERVICE T) A XT ~r7~ J. X JA. IJ' Hastings, Michigan Telephone: 2217 WHY WAIT? FILL YOUR COAL BIN NOW Red Ash Pocahontas The high heat unit, splendid lasting value, clean burning quality and low ash content make this coal a favorite ' -with Pocahontas users. Place your order NOW while prices are right. Edmonds Elevator & Imp! �THE HASTINGS BANNER.- WEDXESOAY. JULY 20. 1932 PAGE TEN court house news ... „■ . Y.M.CA.rTEMS pJ|,‘ ‘ ‘ petition for appointment of trust PROBATT COURT. and to establish trust fund filed, order1 One hundred boys in Barry county Est. 'james L. Lancaster, dee’d. An- for publication entered nual account of Admr filed. Est Calvin H. Charlton, dee d War- lake August 22-31 as guests of Kellogg Eft. Marques E S*gur. dee’d. War- rant and invcntoiy. filed, Foundation. Titat will bv Just great. | rant and inventory filed E»t Josephine Taggart, deed. Order I Jiincty-one attended the Orangeville’ Est. Sarah Ella Stowell, dee’d Will aijou-iiig account entered. Sunday School .picnic at Madison and petition to probate filed, waiver of landing on Gun lake lust Thuraaayr• notice filed. tier allowing claims entered. : evening, with a big feed. baseball and E*t. Fred Studt. dee’d. Bond filed. Est. Hiram E Rogers. deed Order hwimming. Rev. Victor Jones will■ tetters issued, petition for hearing all0<1ng.claims entered. . preach at Orangeville ___ church following clalml filed, ..on,. notice to creditors issued. Mary Humpluey, dee d Petition • Sunday school July 24. at .-k-ven • Kat. SophronlJ Shultz, dee d. Inven­ for appointment oF Admr. filed, petition o’clock tory filed .... o — -r ,------for. Special Admr. filed, « order apyvlntone hundred alxty-nlne boys und .~,a 1 Admr. artmr entered, bond filrd ;n famp ,-lu> J|Klud> Est. Harvey O. Karn.. dee d. Final in. lnK H special filed account filed, order for publication cn- alld letter* issued, inlenfory filed trred . ’ ----county sessions there. Seventy-five . Est. Calvin D. Stanton. dee d. Ifiven- ‘ • wees s ix-ticr. • . i P™nd RaP^ >,n camp there now. lory filed. : M. Craft, Cralft. deed dee d Peti Peri-­ Mrs Mary Watkins, mother Of Mp . ",l ls, “ u'atlo!'*I„Pr?‘ , Est. Franc!* M. ,■’* allowance filed, order Ernestine Edger, passed away at 1ter । f^d*,rc22, ub tin rivers of Life In tion for widows 'home in MiddteviDe Wednmday night- rout ,rnU *hrTe • for widow’s allowance entered. extend inyohrd became mere unite al con-' Eat Meryl R. Snyder. deed. Testi- We ..... . .sympathy . to the bereaw-a for.mity. .... • .. J. M Horner I many of treeholdrm filed., license to ones. . must outlaw ’war. .not only beiw-n real estate iswd. ; John Bcneuici made a "business trip ‘ 'We ........ ........... . ; &i UIU. Murph, lUrt. UrcP will u> ToWo. o!uo. on Salurda, Wc.lr, countryside*, because iti filed, petition for probate filed, waiver Benedict spent lhe day m Lansing cMintrssldea. but but above above all al! hraiw it eMldren.-ot notice filed. [kt-linaUon of tyurt filed., Robert- Dibble ... ot ........ Peoria. Ill : .penduw . «wk with nu twrati. Mr. Y«"“ "“-f; , order for publication entered. ■ IhMdr, A |«Tt ot th. „ <•, f A™'" “ Est. Robert McKfbbin. First annual ■nd Mrti™ will be Hwnt .1 Ibrir Ml« .1 Ul“ »■»«. »»d W1U l», account filed. • ’ ,hclr catnP Tuesday night and Wed-1 Est. Charles Clarkson Aldrich, dee’d. B irlr, v J ike w'lilum Mcaowwn, mtrd Itnrl.. ot ’ "*» *•»•« Prwnun nnd mrllmfa Order allowing claims entered. , I Ert. Avi< A Bugbec. Annua! account Un. Will McNutt. |i;.„d awa,Thun.- ‘dTy-gb d>, nutil »l the MeSun liomr Fu11 Fmndrr. n.y .11 of guardian filed uv.r llw world in ..bvruiiu tlw llUhi -/Stet. Bertha M. palmer. Annual Ac-' n r,.! Monday n-m Marl...... . I rural and Mia Bthrl Haablra ot Wriliday id i>« Y. M. C A. loundrd Sir count of guardian filed. m re .Sunday Sunday gut-ste guc.-its In the Urteing w« the ' CteOHh" WWlnnv. __________ j E»t. Marques E. -6egur. dee d. Proof fpiving Benedict home. ! WOODLANH • * of service filed, proof of will filed, or-,jrf.hn ---- -------------n and <ter admitting "will' entered, acceptance T 't Mi Mrs.. Hltchiv Ritchp- Mu!l. Multon ant! thc the Mis Misti. , and DqriS Hall attended **-the Ln't."'Tks ...................... of trust filed, tetters testamentary i*-i /fyrtte ' •' Vacation Bible school sued, order limiting settlement yyi-red/ school reunion at Prairieville Sunday. Mr and Mm. Fred Camp were irtek Monday. July 11. ut Uie Souui petition for hearing claims filed, notice end to creditors issued . , gite.-te of friends in Ionia. MLm Brcthrt-n church MDdocUd by Mias ’ “ -.o nan been in Ionia and Phoebe oaks Seventy-six were enrolled Est. Herbert Colby, dee’d. prefer ap- Alice Camp the fimt day between the ages of five pointing Admr. entered. Lapsing returned with them. and fourteen. Tiie teachers are Miss ■Margaret Spindler. Mbs Cornelia Wise. .Mr. and Mrs. H. V. TOwnsend and Mrs. Arlie Spindler. । Mr. and Kirs. John Bullind-nnd Mr. and Mis. Henry Cole six-ijt Sunday at . Crystal lake. . ’ ] John RUMcll Bulling. Jean England rand Frederick Cole rrete their bicycles to Crystal lake. Friday ttf camp until Tuesday. Tiny arc doing yps to earn • I merits for their Boy Scout work I Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Porter and lit- j tic daughter Helen" and Mrs. Juliet Brown ot Cleveland spent part of lust week with Mr. and Mrs Fred Border.! They returned home Thursday undr Miss Winifred Border accompanied • •them homo for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. Richard O’Brien told i . ’children of Lansing spent Sunday with! ’Mrs. Geo Fan! Th? children. Cutfi-: eriiu- anil George, remained for a short i j visit with their grandmother. t Beverly Ruel! entertained ten girls : in honor of her tenth birthday Monday ) | afternoon. July 11. • i Mrs. Henry Schaibly of West Wood -! l«hur« with your family. 1 land and Mrs. Mae Huff of Flushing I .‘spent Friday evening with .Mrs. Nellie; • ; Hitt. you quality foods, that art i Mr. and Mn-. Arthur Allerdlmr and Goo. Fuller spent Sunday at Crystal; lake. . • I bring you definite Mvingi. ; Mrs. Homer Harrison and children I iof Detruit are visiting her motfier. Mrs.; * Smith Holmes, for twft weeks. ’ ■ Mr,. Arlie Spindler and daughter*; ■ • [M-nt the week end with relathes an! ; Grand Rapids. Mr and Mrs. Will Flory visited htej Something new — Grape Nuts in ■i brother. Elmer Flory, of Hustings Sun-j flakes with the same delicious flavor day. • - Mrs Frances. Herbert and Mis> Ruth ‘ I Holmes of California who are vbiupgl Pint Can tlivir mother. Mrs. Smith holmes. left! |Monday for a weeks visit with her sis-' ter. Mrs. David Vail, of Muskegon. I i Mrs. Glen England. Mrs. Smith Hulmes, of Woodland. Mrs France. ; Herbert and Mi-« Ruth Hulmes of i stmu*fSd 12 or. Bol. California and Mrs Homer Harrison | | ->t Detroit visited Mr*. Holtrter's sister.-j j.Mr.1, C. M. Broun, of Grand Rapid. 1 ; Friday. i Lotus Post. Mbs Gladys Post and; ;Marvin DcV'ns of Grand Rapids spent; jthe atstk end with Mr. and Mrs. w'm.;' j Mohler. । .Mis* Phyllui England attended a I iiincheon given by Miss Loraine Rowe; •‘of Long Island at'Oakwood Manor Apt. | Grand Ifoldck. Friday Mix* Rowe was a; jetassntate of Miss Englands at Ward । Belmont. ' Miss Katherine Mohter of Grand; I RapidX is ...pentltng a two weeks' vaca-! Hon with her [iaicnts.-Mr. and Mr* A ipecial value for thoie who Quart *E*E „ |Wm Mohler. . j know ■ real saving. Jar at jC Mr. and Mrs, Joseph McKnight of Hastings spent Sunday with Dr. and 1GB ... Tall Can M/. R G. Finnic. • ’ Mrs. Gier, Densmore entertained theBridge club Tlnirsda- evening Out of Ru h and Creamy Lb. town guests were- Mrs. Homer Harn- j on of ixrrtm. Mrs. Frances Herbert ■ jand Mis* Ruth Hdlmcs of Cahfortoa The . Michigan Departfhcni 'of . H- alth are Rising io the women of Woodland township a rare opportunity j : in sending to. them a series of le^ns i ■ cot-.wrning the health .of children at) i various stages of tlieir live*, diet of ‘ !. cltuol children, the health of thc ex- j ix-ctant mother am! many more equally |important subject-. These lessons arc] ; absolutely free and very worth while extract. i.Thcy are brought to us by Dr. Edria Watck and Mias Helen Linn. R N from . the Bureau of <fiUd Hygiene and Pubhe Health Nursing of thc State Depart­ ment. If you are a mother you especial- > • ly need this but will be equally helpful !to any woman. There will be six weekly i ‘lewous, held at the schoolhouse-in . the ’ I ■ Health” room, beginning on Wednes- ‘ ’ day. July 13 at 3 o’clock. Twelve other! idistrict* in the county arc availing, ; themselves of these fine lessons. ' That 2-Cent Tax on Your Bank Checks The New Revenue Act which became effective June 21, compels every bank to charge each customer’s account a tax of Two Cents On Each Check, to be remitted monthly by the bank. No part of this tax is retained by the bank but the entire tax collected is sent to the U. S. Revenue Collector. Collection of This Tax The Cost of This Tax will be handled by this bank without any inconvenience to the customer. An ACCURATE ACCOUNT of the checks drawn by each depositor will be kept and charged to the indi­ vidual account at the end of each month and will be shown on your monthly balance sheet. to each customer is small when com­ pared to the convenience and safety of a checking account. The small ^amount of the tax will not warrant any customer' withdrawing an un­ usual amount of cash, assuming the risk of loss by Holdup, Burglary, Fire, etc. > Your usual procedure with a checking account will enable this bank to continue its beneficient service to this community Hastings City Bank “The Bank with the Chime Clock” Capital $75,000.00 Surplus $50,000.00 Grape Nuts Flakes Mazola Oil Apple Butter Olives Marshmallows MAKES CLEANLINESS IMPOSSIBLE 29c 2SC ?£ 10c Pork and Beans 5c ict Do you live near a dusty highway? Is your dusting an endless job? When wet clothes are hung on the line, do they act as blotters for clouds of road dust? > SALAD DRESSING Do *you know that the dust can be stopped in 24 hours by sprinkling clean, white, odorless flakes on the road? §C Milk Cheese 15 Margarine Nut 2 19c Root Beer Sardines Oxydol many pails of water from the air and will make the road moist, clean and firm, as though there had been a light rain? 15c Your highway official knows how easily and quickly gravel and macadam roads can be made dustles?. GeHowr booklet "How To Control Dust". It tells exactly how road dyst can be prevented. 10c 20c Household Cleanser iga 5 Cluni without Kistchinj. Doti not linn the wtlcr bitch Feb Naptha Soap 4 Bart 19c Dutch Fly Ribbons 2 5c nnnaE ■ Do yotrknow that two bags of Dowflake Calcium Chloride will quickly absorb i.G.A. STORES THE DOW CHEMICAL COMPANY i Mrs Dan Roberts spent a few day.-: ‘with her mother-in-law in Hastings ‘last week. Mr and Mrs Fred Hanes entertained | relative* from Fort Wayne. Ind, re-; | ccntly. i Mis. Weta Kinney will entertain the ■ tnembem of the Dorcas Society this) week Thursday afternoon. : Mrs. Ignita Barnhart and son of' । Battle Creek spent Saturday afternoon1 | with her mother. Mrs. Hulda Hawks ; Mr. and Mrs -Dexter Crouse suited ; Mr. and Mrs. John Ackett at Nashville Wednesday. Mere noise issues from the propeller (of an airplane than from the engine.. MIDLAND, MICHIGAN CALCIUM CHLORIDE �SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS APRIL SESSION day eventar. Other visitors there Fri­ day were. Mr. and Mrs. Louis McIntyre and Mra .Mary McIntyre of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs Claude Mr Intyre cf near Augusta Visited there Thurnday. day after spending a week with Irr cousin. Grace Japinga, in Detroit. Mr nnd Mrs. James D»(Ui' of Royal J Byron Lewis Friday night. On BaturJ "!’ day. they all attended thc funeral of i 161 the latter's niece. Mrs. James Eaton inland baby in Hasting*. J ’J Miss Ethel Jones of Hostings was a : 40 I guert of tlie Misses Maybelle Hart and ‘ }* Barbara Chamberlain Bunday. : 11i Mr. and Mrs John Christy of Bat­ - so :'.le Creek visited friends'to this vicinity —; Sunday. . ’ ’ '; Several of Maybelle Hart's office । fra nd. surprised iier on her birthday Friday nigh’ After'enjoying a dellcloua ly1 dinner they ail decided that Miss May»u belle had really been surprised. ' Tlds community was shocked and ■k i saddened to hear of thc tragic death ot i Mrs. Eathel -Lewis Eaton and six weeks ,**“|old baby who burned to death last i,i, -Thursday mommy Mr and Mra. Eaton ■■'‘•j liad -moved to Grayling only a week before fire destroyed tlie home in '■ which they occupied the up stairs apartment Mr. Eaton was burned so severely it la not expected that tic will live, but Mrs. Eaton and baby .atm to iwx — P. ..... (have iObt tlurlr Uvea by Miflocatton and Idlcvllle Merchants vs tiie M- E. churenI were unable to escape. Mr*. Eaton with ’''.' game Friday at U I*. M. There will parents. Mr. and Mrs Ernes*. Lucli old tmwra m W. H. McKcvnt. for Lewis, lived in this vicinity several ,1 a time years ago. un tiie circuit; an-'years ago. Wc extend deepest sympathy ' other, EilL-. E. Faulkner, who is tu to the family in their bereavement. 1 pitch, was a ball player 30 years ago ' Mrs. Bouma of Freeport returned to "u But how about it now? Well the only her home Sunday wfer •pending a few -.-•way we know of U to be present and'days with her daughter. Mrs. Cattle "" see for youryelf It will be lots of fun.; Hart. 'SiThe M. E team is nude up of young! W H. Bush, who to visiting his •jui players. who are very cocky right; daughter in Lbs Agelw. Calif. writes I now. as Hwy have won several games' that he stood lhe trip fairly well and 'I this season. . is enjoying the beautiful wenery there. •■-I i vsi 3“ Mra. Louise Chapman, aged 73 years. ADAMS I AKE 111 SJ!"" -••. •rr-a-y ...ran, sta tad w„„, Ult„ • SpriMt -re >3.201 been a sufferer for years. She hud lived and Mr3 George MorrlwuM’ and '.. . J ,.‘crr Jovcr 50 .?CtJn!ny Dwight VanHorn attended the Prairieiv.,a. .. too -9 <H. friends to mourn, besides the brother uUe rellnlon On 8un<Uy Ward. in 5J 401R. T. French of California and her Mr and Ml3 Marcus Bagley were “~ ~-“i nephews, r. s. and T. D- French. Fu- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Hit am »rSMo ncra) nl the Beeler parlors on Monday .Vandtnbcrg of Cooper 3 Pwho wl|1 Onr,°'mLwd Herbert cnd Morehouse and familyvUiUn< vpent > «.«! 4 • a by th ? dcnla <rtaUy | [h<t in otMjd n,»la«—I'rr.o,>lt. U.b -.■.l|.rlu>lrli.lr,.l l. <if 1 irr. Mayo. II.r be#. I'kauly I’lrrk* • .nd * lii'An, Slaia. Parker. >: Hvrwtw. There was a slight fire at Michael j their daughters. They were Sunday ii.rry iWMy Trw.orer. cryan’s on Friday when tiie roof wag guesta ol Mr. and Mra. B. C. Chapman ,» lurkur. .upported i>y1 discovered afire. Quick work held the . and family. «>»nW <lown Sonw^damage was done; Mra. Frank Bagley called on her .n, ’ by water. * | daughter. Mrs John Caption, at Pen•r II..Lu., .upperird by Paul M crtdler Lx the first farmer-nock hospital on Thursday. Bin- found ‘"'.ndhr,'.-' here to buy and operate acombine,her recovering nicelyfrom her recent <•> -sp-tx! nut to »rwd Last week it was started up and did , operation. ... ' r*«««rr. in ««!•■» 1> fine WWk on his farm west of town. It Mrs. HerbertMorchouiw nccomcuU threshes at oneoperation,ponied Mr. andMraDavid Shepherd <»rri..i. Ye... .us leaving the wheat in bags ready to. to Gull lake Tnuraday afternoon where .y Harku*. .>n.|-.rud by draw to the granary. Some diacrent they enjoyed a fine atWresa givert by . . . . Rev. Ironsides of Chicago. ........ .......... oc»cr«. .uw wu. v. mn. «»»Many from this neighborhood atpcria, were here on Monday last week tended thc Walton League. program of and inspected our school building and lectures by Dr. Pritchard, ilhutrated equipment. They recently lost their with pictures of Kellogg.camp and one building by fire and are looking around by Ben East with pictures on Isle and so far they have seen none that. Royale. Both were very instructive and equals oura. entertaining. . W. H. Und. of Woodland was here The Helping Hand club with an at­ one day last week to look over lhe lots' tendance of eighteen members mft of D. E. Bovce, whose farm dwelling ~**** Mrs. Jennie-Boniface Joined t/c club. recently burned; northcast of town, Mrs. F. O. Stokoe is vUiting friends । Tlie next m<*ttpg will be held at home of Mrs. Dee Nottingham. j Sunday visitor* of Mr. and, Mra. Charles Hunt were. Fay NichoU of Pine spending a week with Arthur Brace. lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Boulter and Sr. She reports a real pickup in auto children of CoaU'GPove and Mr. Chase Industry there. JUNE SESSION iss; Floyd Haight and family and Mrs. Douglas Phetteplace of Portland Demerest of Grand Rapids and Pierre I vtsiu-d relatives at lids place recently. Stlmpson and family of Parmelee Mr. and Mrs. L- G. McNutt ot Otacgo and Verne Smith and family of Middle­ and Harry Lewis of Eureka. Qallf.. ville were visitors at Eugene Haight's Sunday. Roy McCaul and wife attended the i Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hcrmlnelte of Home Management club picnic at Bar- Chicago arc spending a two weeks’ yalow lake^Bunday. cation in this vicinity. Leon Irotts and wife and Russell Mejob England of Bellevue spent the Nee visited their daughter. Mrs. past week with - relatives and friends Morris Lewis, and husband in Kalama- Bt tills place. zoo Sunday. David Shantean ol Toledo spent a Marilyn and Junior England spent'.few days thc past week with his last week with their grandparents./nephew, Elmer Cutcher. and family. Leon PotU and wife, while their par--------------- *-------------------ents were on a trip* up north. Mrs. John Lusko and daughter Irene spent a few days last week with her i brother and family in Grand Rapids Vance Sharp and family of Middle-1 north of Hustings. Saturday/ i ville and Oscar Sherk nnd wife of theI Mrs. Charles Hudson of Vicksburg, West County line spent Thursday eve-1 also Floyd Cairns of Freeport air vlsllnlng al Leon PoHi ----- | 'ng E D. Reynolds. Mra. Roy MeCatfl and Mrs -Dan PoRena Boersma and- two friends of land visited thc latter's mother in Has- Grand Rapid-i spent tlie week end al lings Wednesday. (the Poerama cottage. --------- ■'«,«» j a party from Kalamazoo Is staying ■. Sheep have sold as low as 10 cents a couple of weeks at. Maiurcen's cot­ a head in Omaha, Neb. j tage. Investing Safely The old-fashioned security that Iras gone through all depres­ sions in the last 100 years, and come out with colors flying— Homes, not Apartment Houses or sky-scrapers, but modest American homes with a small loan paid back a little each month, and each month more valuable to both the home owner, And'the Standard. ♦ 4 Standard Savings & Loan Association �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JULY PAGE TWELVE SALE!SALE! Lansing, Mich.—The last, two weeks lylilch might have been serious. While turning out for another car lie ran over Uie bank'.omd broke the windshield und top of! f rail hl* car. ’ He received sev­ eral wounds and scratches. . Thc Y. 8. school mceUng was held Monday night. Roy Courtney was elected a* the director for the following Trade Your Used Car for a Better One/ Good Used Cars at Special Prices Model A 1930 Tudor, fine condition. 1929 Pontiac Coach. 1931 Model A Pickup. 1929 Model A Standard Coupe. 1930 Model A Sport Roadster. 1930 Chevrolet Coupe. 1929 Chevrolet Truck with gravel body. 1929 Ford Truck with Stake Body. These”cara'and trucks are in FIRST CLASS CONDID1TION. It will pay you to look them over before you buy! Universal Garage Co Telephone 2121 Hastings, Mich. I daughter. Mrs. Ollie Padrlford. bile# in Michigan take a decided spurt Thia is attributed in a measure to Uie drain- of Michigan cltisen* to drive new cars on vacation trips and during the Fourth of July holiday Title* were issued by lhe department of stole for 8336 new cars during the last two weeks of June. This |* about a 50 per cent Increase over Uie num­ ber of titles issued (Juffhf th£ first two week* In the same month. Tiie demand for transfer of titles of used car* also showed some increase but was not 'so ■ decided m 1'n .the case of. new .automo­ : biles, During lhe last two weeks of June. 10568 title transfers were made I for used curs. During tile rurne period, automobiles that had been operat­ ing in other states, were granted Michl-. ‘gun titles: Robert Sager underwent an operation for Uie removal of tonsils Monday. He is now home. an«l recovering,nicely. Yankee Springs School reunion will be held Saturday. July 30. at the schoolhouse. Everyone corm- ami en­ joy lhe day with us. Pot luck dinner COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. Lunt Week's Letter. . Mr. and Mra. L. H Gray of Detroit spent the week end with Mrs. Lulu • Gray. I Mrs. Lulu Gray ind Robert. Mr. and (Mra. L- H. Gray o^Jetroit. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray of East Assyria and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gray and family of West Vernmentville attended Uie Gray family picnic near Galesburg Sunday. Tiie Vern Blanck family have Uic ' measles. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Chtesemttn and ' family and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Weeks of Buttle'Creek -spent the week end at Lee Gould's. ■ Renry Balch- and. Mrs. Smith and 'two daughters of Battle Creek called on Matt Balch and family Monday. j Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hicks nnd family attended a picnic near Ver­ montville Uie Fourth. The Misses Myrtle.bonklln and inorcnee RlchurcUoA'of Traverse City spent Uie week end yA.th the former’s molh» er. Mrs. Franr Norton, and family. ' Cha*. Anderson of Battle Creek called at L. W. Jarrard's Sunday. Mr.-. Frank Norton. Mrs Ella Tay■ lor. Myrtle and Cleola Conklin and Florence Rlchardron spent Sunday aft­ ernoon with thc former's son. Roy i Conkkli. nt Union City, and also culled on Mr. and Mrs. Haley Covey. ' Mrs. Lulu Gray and Robert spent /Saturday .night and Sunday -at Leon 1 Gray's in Wi--.t Vermontville. roiuiiuny wii»i air. anil airs, najp Sponable visited Mr. and Mrs. Albert ' Warner of Parchment Sunday. i Mrs. Murtha Horn spent last week and- tn company with Mr and Mrs Ben and Brooks of Lansing «pept the Fourth at lly in South Maple Grove ulher rciaVij v' near- South Haven. , Mr. and Mrs. George Payne of HasMr. and Mrs Harold Prindle of. Thnse who came thc Fourth to view j tings spent Wednesday evening with Plainwell were gueau for the week end" their old home. It In* parsonage, were Mr. and Mrs. Mila Ashby. of the latter * brother Jim Wilcox and Mrs. Margaret Welsh of St. Louis., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mbcner and Le*. family; Mlch. and Mr. Und Mrs. .Brunun and , ter Sonneville and family spent MonMr. and Mr*.-Bert Newland and chii- । three daughunt from near Nashville., day tn Battle Creek. • dren of Wyoming arrived recently for Mra Welsh and Mrs. Brumm will be , caller# and visitor., at G. K Kenyon', u >rul.»ulr vsu with Iflium ---------------- -------------- ----------- ------------Mr. .met Mr-. Wm- Havens were Sun- ’ Mrs. I. E. Curtis who pa* pastor of thia lock. Mrs. Fuller and son of . Battle day gtiffi.ts ot their daughter. Mrs. । united Brethren church many years, creek. Frank Hallock of Milo. Walter Rankin Hart and family -of Brush .ago. "IWhlte of Parchment and Mr und Mrs. ,,RI" . 1 Mrs. Frank Maa* Mrs Grace Rice returned home I[Frank Mau and'Mrs, and Mrs. Kate Patton of Manning Doaglu-u *j>cnt Friday Tuesday from her *ojourn with her i Kalamazoo. nigh: and Saturday in Hasting.,. father in his bereavement through the: We hope no one will forget our un­ Mr. and Mrs E A. Buy* oL Flint death of his wife. nual Shultz school picnic. July 30. and were guest* Thursday of the former's iucgc sir, i -i ui,>vio iwuii Lottie Hart near‘Orangeville a,, P,ttn l° “J1*1’* nkec air:>. Mrs. UV1 Geo. Havens, and iuuuq fablily. !'1 Mrs H.C--C I1.IUIJ. mm ■ ; Mr Mr unrf und Mr» Mrs. J J. IV W. Tedrow Tedrow enter. enter­ A large number of farmer neighbors •,ni* ll4r' .C?I,JC tained over the week end. Mr." and Mrs and friend.', pleasantly surprued Mr a.,cw days w,lh Mr- and ^r5- tdd-' Frank Hamilton of ,Chicago and. Dr und Mrs Bert New laud Saturday eve- Rlc<“' . ’Forest Godfry of Toronto. Canada, a n:ng .it :i.c h-mir ot the latter's father* i Mr. Hart is. improVlijg in health''.cousin of Mrs. Tedrow, spent Wednes­ \v*«i Ke<T. Visiting followed by ijatnty which will be good news to his many' day and Thursday with them. refreshmenu made it a pleasant eve-; friends. , ' *** Callers on.Mr and Mrs. Wm. Cham' After service* Sunday, Rev. FredIl berbin Sunday afternoon were. Mr Mr and Mr, Albert ?ja>h and chil­ King and family spent the day withHund Mrs John Christy of Buttle Creek dren of Hatting* were Sunday evening the Geiger fumihes j and Mr..and Mrs. Bert McCallum of caller, at the twer.e of Mr and Mr* Cloverdale. HOLMES CIIIIUII. !r and Mtv Richard taubaugh and NORTH HOPE. Mr. and Mr. Welby Crock ford and •rtended tlie Laubauah^tuhiot-. at family are Maying .«*. - J<wi>h Crock­ lake on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jay Anders and mother Ill t> ford* while they are 4»iiduut the Week ■ and Otto pranshka spent Sunday with :)wmJ *;th their daughter. Mr* E ft Owen- Mr. und Mia Ray Welch und family at luck* Ui Grand Hawn , Kendall. '• anMr* Walter Durkee returiu-d Satur­ Mr and Mrs. JVilli.im Havpnv of day alter spending a few day* in King- Southwest Rutland-and Mr and Mrs Robert Vnwmun of Gun lake spent | Mr. and Mr» Joseph CrnCUord spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Rankin Hart Sunday at Will Crackford* in North। and family. Mr* Carlton and their caller* were Mrs Wilhelmina Pranshkar-who has been • i - Kr.nc H'/.rt-.e* of Woodland and spending tin/ past week with her and ^jKht<r of Calfforiua. grandiNtrcnU. Mr and Mrs. Lpui* Fer­ c.dnig Mr ■ and Mr, Robert Lennon ot guson at Kalamazoo, returned home imuA Grand Rapid* vuned Mr and Mr* Monday afternoon. _ •d »>n George Lennon at B*n Crockford * live Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum of > with ;u*: of Utt week andxbe latter left fur Cloverdale culled Sunday evening on longer Cuicinnau WedncAda) Mr. nnd Mrs. Donald McCallum and Mr and Mr* Sylvester ; family. • :• -P»-nt -pent Sunday at D**'.*ht ( •Fames in *M- and Mr*. Ellsworth Scott, and Orv.lic Hastings. ' daughter ol Banhcid and Mr. and Mrs. I Mu* Mary Ingram spent -Use pas: Gier. Watson of Prairieville and Mi is With Miss Julia Durkee while her (tints spent Sunday with Gus Peake.11 and family Mr., and Mrs. Frank Saunders andjf, family of Hastings were Sunday tors at the home nf Otto. Natal. BUILDING AND LOAN SHARES Continue to Be A Safe Investment for Surplus Funds ®!1£ Rational ffioan & Tnucgtinnit BTompatui Detroit's OU-t Building and Lorn Auociution IRVING. \ Irving achool and Albert Haye* moder-1 atS'Mi'u*' lator. to fill vacancy at' lhe annual! h.w- " ‘s/uj-r. s.uu w«M>*n I meeting • *v«i:*. r Ab.ent AH. CUrk*. <Urn«4 i Mr* WU1U Chubb, erstwhile rewdem L “?>»* Um1.4*/.™' *i‘2 iof Irving, died recently in Borgcss lu>i- 5^*1 J, «u .J'Ttl bi“m< u.HmAJt ' pi tai. Kalamazoo, following a few days | tonwr >»4 M*r>k«n 6i«. i,« rr*in»a. illness. She U survived by her husband Iv’*’ J , .nd ihrw Uultan. Eldon .nd J«zLii1 'o.'i’4;.. IKl'ng’S’ jt.kn Chubb and Mrs Cecelia Holdrun. all of watT mnitrort ■ ,<n >i Kalamazoo. 1116 Mich>r»n A»«. u *,*01*4 uudn Little Geraldine Bu.-ghdufT stayed! c..'r'«d*«*••'*■ *> herewith her grandmother Pierce! u.sh t.r am vv.ii.r^ ,apreru<t t.y Aid Mr..... and.___ Mrs. •*>•’ >■ ’k» laf, m*tt«r of »crk in Fuurtb . while ...-—-.--J _ Gerald ... BurghdutT _ . U.,.1 nark lu.ir.iu VI nil. BIUSU- , duff s great uncle, William McGown. „Bl. c< . which was held at Uie Martin Corners br; church on Monday j Miss Lillian Sowcrby is at home f« .....-----_ __ ___ . I ... .. . 1250 Griswold Sl, Detroit E*i*bluhed 1889 J. L. Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings 1 Mr. and Mrs Alex Mayville vUited ‘ w*n«. tk.t‘ their children in Grand Rapids last [•*w' of tb.a sudden paaztog of Joe Willetts' *E£' who had lived in and near here inl.j*' ? j SANDY HILL8. SALE OF AUTOMOBILES Last Week's Letter. . • INCREASED IN JUNE Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McKibbln and family of Otsego. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Fifty Per Oent More 8h*ttdtk and family of Kalamiuoo Than First Two Weeks of Geo McKJbbtn. Month Is Reported Charlie 'Ludlow met with an accident Just-Received a Solid Truck of Meats Purchased for This Sale at Prices Everybody Likes to Pay AND QUALITY GUARANTEED Lb. 9C Picnic Style Ham M'WS-VCured Boiling Beef Choice Meaty Cuts Lb. 5^c «ZVz Pork Loin Roast Yop.rfTg Lb 11c BEEF STEAK BEEF ROAST Young and Tender Pound Any and All Cuts 1Z1C llc * Pound PORK ROAST Pork Sausage 4 Lb.. 25c Center Cult Lb. Bacon Sqrs. 8c lb. 7c SLICED BACON & 2 - 25c 1 CHICKENS Lb' IOC Lard 3Lb19c Salt PorkLb 71c ♦ FRESH DRESSED Local Fowl — * Mlicntiun. SPECIAL PRICES QUOTED ON ALL MEAT ORDERS FOR THRESHERS! WISCONSIN CHEESE SALMON 13c Lb. 3 Fancy Pink 25c Macaroni-Spaghetti or Noodles 6 PINEAPPLE PEACHES 2 Sultana DelMonte 5c Large Can 4 PALMOLIVE SOAP z Rolls —• PEAS 5 Whole Head 3 Tender-Sweet TEA SIFTINGS 15c 25c Bars 4 NORTHERN TISSUE RICE 25c Large Cana ■ 25c Pounds 20c Cans 25c 10c 2 u,,. c<n. 9C Pound WHITEHOUSE MILK Post Toasties or Kellogg’s', Corn Flakes 2 Pk«*/21C< BEANS 5 SUGAR Quaker Maid C^ns 25c 8c Powdered—Jack Frost Pound Pkg. POTATOES ONIONS U.S. No. 1 Pk. Fancy Dry HEAD LETTUCE Firm ♦ 23c 3l>0UB<h 10c Haada 2 Head, 15c A&PTba Gaaal FOOD STORES AUaaHc A Pacific Taa Ca. ♦ ■6 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, JULY ». IM! NORTHEAST WOODLAND. DRIVERS’ LICENSES MAY BE REVOKED ”, DELTON. Mr. and Mn. Vander Roest of Kala-1 mazoo spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mrs. Garner Hampton. Failure Lo Appear !. Court Apt Mr. and Mrs.' peter Adrianson enter­ to Lead to This Action friends of Lansing spent Sunday with tained the latter's brotiier and wife.! ■ V,,, iko 'Mr. and Mr>. Lee Hamburger of North Mr. and Mrs. John Van Holde of KaJa-| mazoo over the week end. ,. by thc State woodland. Claude Groat of East I analog spent., l-n.U>,. UM-MOUU1.M «M 1.11 M r J BU.ldon .nd lo k.u.-r court uuimusu lor UUUe , c |,f u , n umM >” IM Thursday. Friday and Saturday here Ojuuon. .mcb ,r. mlrfrmr.nor. un-. J™ <kr M.U. I..., .,rr ll.bl. U >!«< «„ Mabl, cirkmuO .M »». Groat has been hired by lhe township raliooj board to act as superintendent of thi- schools tor next year k UMulWrOH lUUkoi Mr .,.<1 Mr.. K'J BWd.m .nd asked for tlie revocation of approxi- .. .. . , .. , nrw trustee pn the school board at the hiately 100 liceiws weekly on this ground. The oficnsca for which failure burg. Prairirevtlle and riickory earner* scikOol meeting Monday. i Mrs Ka^WBilliams is sprndljig the :<> upp-ar in court, mav result in loss of i returning home Tuesday evening. thc right to drive are failure to stop j Mr and Mrs L Wachter visited Mrs I week wltTi her grand-daughter. Mrs at “through" street* and highways and i!,Hcnh' Wachter in Grand Rapids Bun­ C , L. Texter of Hastings. Charley Smith made n-business trip driving at speeds faster tlian timsc al-1,] day Hie latter U seriously ill.' ,; to Florida last week. lowed-by'cities and villages. The Vrltr reunion wax held at RtverFriends and'relatives In Delton at-, After tiie •ccn-tary of stuu- if. nQtlfled park Ionia. Sunday. Laurence tended thc funeral of Mrs. Will Wil-, of failure to appear in court to suuiRKf |Vcltc. , Will Velle. Mrs Reauthrr. Mrs a summon-, in such Ca.w.. it is tiuinda-|(Claun and families attended and rc- llrati nt Urbandale Thursday afternoon. tory. on the department to revoke th*j]pnrt a fine time. license lo operate a motor vcliiclc. To]'‘ Miss Bessie Valentine, whd has been, and Mrs Von Dunn motored to Cedar obtain a m-w, luenw, the law. requires working in Hastings was taken aick, Springs Sunday to spend the day. Miis Hannah Jones is aMkirtlng Mrs. that a new application l>r made in tiie but is gaining slowly at the home ot Johnson at tlie Delton switchboard ***’ ‘"',v ,u*,v ]her sister Etta HambaTgrr tactod to the new upplieatton a rourt | Mr. aigl Mrs Hlstier and ran of this week. Funeral sendees for Milton Willison <«r the previtiwi alleged cimagniug called at WHt Velte'w Wedjeiuic. _ • , > , _____ ’ nesday. tors Friday afternoon. • Thc pcllon Sunday school will hold SOUTH HASTINGS. ; thrir annual Sunday school picnic U.t Week -. Miter Wwkl| tetter , July 26 at Prairieville public, —M*. ami Mrs Alh-ji V. Bisbee • of i Mrs. Chiy Barber nnd Rom-Ur spent Tuesday, .. Chicago f.|»nt the Fourth with his *h-<the week end with friends at Saginaw jmrk. Mrs. Ella-Jloger:. of Pine lake spent ter and family. Mr ami Mn J<i-epn; Mr an<| Ml> R< vrx>l<l> and koiu Thursday with Mrs. Frances Searles. McCiurttln. n-ar HasUilip. Mr. a busiu^- trip to Allegan, .Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Larabei* and ran, returned to Chicago Tuesday morning.'Thursday. . to life Work. Mrs Bisbee und" children: Mr. and Mrs iWbffrt Ennan and U-Urr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garrison ■staying for a longer vt.-4t. . Hamy made a bust new. trip to Lan- und sons, l^iwrcnee and Gerald, of Hastings and Mr. and Mr*.' Oliver Mr. and Mrs Frank Wilhiughby and slng Frldiiy. ■ children ot Angola. Ind . spent Sunday i Mr unil Mr-i. Del Cosgrove of Plain- Wertnum ami sons. Sherman and with Her comJnMr. and Mn... Jrweph Saturday night witii Mr Wellington, ot Cedar Creek were Sun­ day gta-sts of Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCl'jrkhi, r.c-* ——„... ' 4iand• Mrs. -- R. - Cosgrove. ------------ ........ Werlman. at their cottage at "Wall Mr, and Mis. jhi-eph Bchntirr <>f Mid-1 -Mrs iConyer spent wvera! days the lake. ' Mr” wt*k *“h Mn c I‘y,w* “l u‘m A niistiikc in our items last week I Corners, cone-riling the chicken dinner tills evening. I Mrs. Edgar Huffltetl and children ot Marion Lm-the of [Detroit apent several d.ivs the' past o'clock should have rcjid Wednesday -.—:...... - llb- went witii her Wv,.g with her iwrenls, Mr. und Mrs. evening, July 30. Instead of Thursdaymtrents. Mr. und M; • Jowfih McCllirj. Barber. kin. und idsieh, and brothers, nnd aunt: Mr. and Mrs, J F Oswald - vWlcd her evening. July.21. All ladles interested are invited to and-cousin.-. of Chicago, Mn. Alien Bisattend n series of meetihgt to be held Incr# Sunday. al tiie sciunlhoUM- each Thursday aft­ ernoon at promptly i'JO o'clock for LENT <'OllNERS. thc next five weeks. Izrturcs on Mr.. Charh . Stein nnd granddailgli- |। Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steelt enter­ health, nutrition, etc . will be given by ter df Ohio, are yiaUing l»cr sister, Mrs. ?tained about sevcnty-flvfl friends and a doctor and trained nurse who are sent out by the stale. These meet­ Homer Bates, and family. neighbors to a dancing party Saturday ings are free und interesting and in­ Mi and Mrs Percy Vester and baby evening. John D. Null and Jnhn.Mer™._ 01 Grand ttt]N<i.s called on Mr and c'nt ,.r of 4)f OL Qtm M'.so Ko and ami John John'’ Warner, Warner. local <<>cal structive. Mr. and Mrs. Leon ' Leonard have Ml. GWRft Dixon and Mrs. Gilford,llirnt.li(<1 lhr mtU(. Sunday. • I Mrs.. Ida Goxiell returned to her been entertaining some’- cousins .from Chicago the past week Mr-. Ella Rog­ Bruton DeCocker went to Houghton ln Mq-skegon Inst week. lake Sunday to visit hit. aistor lor a, Mr. nnd Mrs Alfred Bail spent Wed- ers returned home* with them for a few'days. Tuesday in-Allwan with her’parent-. f-tyver.il from here attended the Mr, and Mr. C. B Fuigeraii of Kai- Mr iU,d Mr.v Roland.Day. iimnxoo .-.pent Sunday with Mrs. Bruton ] Mr ;„t4 Mrs. charle* .Fox of Knla- funeral of Mr. Conrad Kahler in Clov­ DcCwker. • jmaxoo were callers of Mr. 'and. Mi.s erdale Sunday afternoon. Miss Coivitancc Stanton ol KalainuMr* Orley Smith and Mra. Horn, r ]CI.lU. -nu,inttS Friday evening. and-Mn- Charles {item were hi i —-------- ......................... ....... ; zoo has been spending “ -“T’ the past three, H .ttl. Creek Hatnrdity. I Recent statistlai reveal fewer mar-' f ‘ •>OT Rrnnd-jmrcnts, Mr. and Mr and Mrs. Clyde Sledge and fam- riapts during leap year than during; MJ’’- solnmon btanton. Ilv sik-iA Sunday in Gland Rapids. oidinary jtars. . I Mis". Donithy Cortright of Kalama­ zoo spent Inst week with her grandI parents, Mr.' and Mrs. Jay Wilkinson. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sawyer .of DcI troll spent part of last titek with Mr. and Mrs. Leon Duster. Mr. and Mrs. George Kern and Mr. and Mr*. Alber! Hampton visited in I Plainwell Sunday afternoon. । Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Bush of Battle ] (Creek spent Sunday evening witii Mr. { and Mrs. H. F. Wortman. I Tlie pioneer picnic in Wert man‘r.. j grove near Cedar -Creek will be held' on the usual date, thc last Thursday in, ' JUly. or thc 28th of July i Sunday visitors at George Kern’s : were. Mr. and Mrs. John Hamilton of i Scotts, Mrs. Annabell Pococlc of Lanisllig and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hamp। ton. local. ’ • ' ■> George Georee Harrington Harrlimton and wife of Knla-1 Knla, mazoo were Sunday afternoon callers [on Mr. and Mrs. John Harrington. ; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Moreau ot TELEPHONE 2515 FRANK SAGE Augusta visited at James Underhill's Sunday. Report of Annual Meeting and Itemized Financial Re­ port of Barry Township School Districts. ■ABBY TOWNSHIP BCWOOL DTSTBICT. J,", Lo'^X^'TX. PELTON IT. IV Al". III.HTI-.KT SO POLLS? PRIMARY DISTRICT NO <1 OF BARKY T0WN81I1P LAND PLASTER FOR ALL KINDS OF PLANTS LEARN PRIMARY DISTRICT NO * fit OF BARRY TOWNSHIP. BUY YOUR COAL NOW.' Hastings Lumber & Cqal Co EVERY THIRD HOME with electric refrigeration has a General Electric f every three domestic elecfrigeraiors in ute today is a' fi-'E. . a leaden hip uon through dependable-performance. In addition to unfailing oper­ ation, the General Electric refrigerator offers you ,d//-Stecl cabinets sturdily .built for years of service. Exteriors are finished in lustrous white Sanak. Interiors are lined with acid and stain­ resisting porcelain. <10 delivers a full-sized G-E. New low prices ana easiest of terms are in effect. GOODYEAR BROTHERS Phone 2101 HARDWARE COMPANY Hasting COATS GROVE. . Virginia Thompson ot Hastings was1 hhrne Sunday. Thc Young People's S. S. class cnjoyed Uie birthday party for Rex Dun- j nigan Friday’ evening. Harve Woodpian and daughter Ruth visited friends- and- relatives tn Shep­ herd and St. Louts on Sunday. ■ . Mrs. Mangus Thompson and two chil­ dren ot Detroit is visiting Mr. anti E S. Thompson and other rciuprogram of thc Community Service Sunday evening was in charge ol the young people. An excellent ser­ mon was given by j o Crawford of Kalamazoo.'who is janitor of Un­ church oi Christ there. Harvey Bouck, also of Kalamazoo rang ”Calvnry.”\ Mr*. Clarence Kinnc continues to in­ quire seriously .sick following. a stroke ot paralysis. . • A good crowd was iij attendance at the. L. A. S. at E. S, Tiionipvon's Thurs­ day. E o Smith and daughter Freda and thc folfovrjhg people. Mr. and Mrs J. O. Crawford und son. J. O. and daughter Dons; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davidson and daughter Portia. Mr. and Mrs Ralph Wugncrtand family, Mrs. Merits Smith. Mrs. Drrdnpple. Mr. and Mr». Harvey Bouck and Mr. and Mrs. John Berger all of Kalamazoo visited Sunday in lhe H. Woodman home. The Kala­ mazoo people were entertained later in the day at E. O. Smiths. ASSYRIA. The annual home coming and picnic of Kalamazoo State hospital Em­ ployees Association is scheduled for Saturday. July 30 at hospital grounds. Pot luck dinner at noon und good pro­ grum. Our pastor. Rev. and Mrs. Dixon. »l»iit the fore put of thc week at Grand Ledge with hU parents. The Briggs Ladles Aid Society will meet at tiie home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rice of Lacey on Thursday, July 'J8 tor ^fflibcr. , The Base Line Ladles Aid will.have I an ice cream social on' Friday evening. I July 22 at the church. i Beatrice Buxton of Maple Grote spent part ot last week at the home of her uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Nor- I ria. Mrs. Sadie Brown and family of Battle Creek were Sunday guest* nf' her sister, Mrs. 'Gladys Cortright, and1 family. - MICHIGAN BELL I'l':-:. |-i:im.u--, [j tuict -.<> n: or nAF.i-.v i ..a ;. . 111 i- TELEPHONE CO IN THE DEAD OF NIGHT Thc sprell of smoke —an unaccountable noise lhe cry of a sick child .. . the telephone will bring you aid immediately. Whatever emergencies may arise ... an<! they are common to all housebolda ... you can lummou doctor, firemen, police or other aid instantly if you have a telephone in your home. Of all iIudrs puj-diaecd, few offer so ninth «»»• fulness and PROTECTION at such low cost as tho �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WtDNZSJDA»u jfar JM, 18» CHANCERY SALE MORTOAOE SALE. • NASHVILLE. Mrs. Hazel Putman and two daugh- 1 first of tiu? week With Mrs. Bessie ti,. Brown and other friends Miss Fern Schultz spent Sunday with ' friends at Woodland Enter Now ! Mrsfcoy Brumm and daughter Phvl, i-l tU are visiting the former’s sister and family at Dowagiac Miss Helen Brumm L. visiting friend* ut St Louis. *•., Mrt. Frank McDerby and Mrs D D '•■e Myers visited relatives at Parma and •‘•d Albion on Thursday. I. Mrs. Sarah Tinkler of Haitlnm Is I pending the week with Mr and Mrs i Vote Accumulation Contest Adi 9»« M«mg«r »t yoiu nurjll Ktogcr Stovu lex M Enby Blank which liv«« IiM daUib ol th« aontuiL South Haven Sunday ---------- ' Miss Angela MeUongrec ot Gladstone 1 was a guest at the .Dauie home last 1’.' a. ««*. MOUTCAirr. HALE STATE Ol MICHIGAN Mr and Mrs Earle Olmstead, Oeral^i r of'th* and Geraldine are enjoying a trip to! vt r«»» : me Soo ami Niagara Falls *" r r! , Gail Lykins wm ut -Battle Creek Saturday. 12- 1 Mr. and Mrs Howard Caley and I l" J , daughter of Kalamazoo visited the for-; met i parents tiie lirft of tlx- Week. OKIl^K FOR PUBLICATION Tlie Philathea class had a pat luck1 supper Friday night at tiie home oi I Mrs Thersso Hess. . ■ A group ol ladles from thc Evangr-j lAr'.yu1 heal church enjoyed-a -pot luck dinner) ) Tuesday at the home of Mrs Myrtle) roy’nf I N<*man in ho,lor of Mrs. Hazel Pul­ 'd., .’ijinan of JucL-on I Mrs. Martin Graham and two chil­ dren are-visiting relatives in Northern] . Michigan. . j Mrs Rosetta Mead, Mrs. Udrta Kin­ caid and son Mac Lynn, - and Mrs.j ' Helen Blakslee of East Lansing called ’ jon Mrs. Eunice Mead Saturday Mr. niid Mrs. Charles Cox of Detroit) spent Friday witii Mr. and Mis. Clar-i ience Shaw. ; Breaking a window, thieve early' , Monday ijuwning entered the White j. rAii' Star filling station here und lied with u -1 io i few jxmnie.s. Tiie safe was tampered f with but hot oixned Victor Lett, night r f t'L’ operator at tlie Michigan Central ruil• it 1 road (Ration saw u car and some one in ) 1 ■ the filling station as he went liome i.<0 in I shortlyafU-r four o'clock in the nioln. . rUng.HFat once notified Menil Hlnck-’ j ley who operjtqs tiie station, but when ib„ j >>>''.'■ returned they had fled Harley i,r», Andrews, local .banker, had his Willys; fr». Knight redan stolen from hU garage sotnei line Sunday- night anti a gun waaj ‘J21 taken from Lynn Dirbeck s car. There j were, two strange young men about | MORTGAGE SALE twenty years old around town Sunday j "i’v and it looks like they might be lhe one.* j I that did there jobs ) Mrs. A. T. Lofdahl L* visiting her; j daughter fit Wilmette. 1)1. I Mrs. Ubbie Marshall and Mrs Mm-1 i erva Rothaar were Sunday guest.s of j ‘Rev, upd Mrs. Albert OMroth. Fred Wanier and MvriiiLGage werej in Grand Rapids Monday rugiit. Mr. und Mrs. Harold LuiuL-tnun re­ turned last week from their wedding | <,t.trip through northern Michigan and] Wisconsin. On Tuesday night the ; I neighbors hud u shower for them. r Mrs..Grace Higbee of Grund Ra]it<l’! f hits be» n visiting tier parents. Mr. and «' Mrs. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Gail Lykins and twin Isons were, at cirand Rapids Thursday j There will be six health cIoam-s held tone each Ttfesday a! the Hiith school f >r tlje women of Nashville and vi­ cinity. ft will be conducted by thq Michigan Department of Health and , !.*ponsored by the Women's Literary! club v 50 Valuable Prizes KROGER'S BIG Raisin Bread These Features in effect from Friday., July 22nd, until Thurs., July 28th Spinach 2 ’S.’ 25c Wax and Green Beans i Grove who have been nick and Kind to say found them feeling much better, j MORTOAOE SALE Fine quality Scratch Feed ' DiM Pickles 100-lb. 4C • beg. >1.13 * 15c Master [hand Sifted Peas 2 25c Delicioualy flavored saUll peas Pork and Beans Tomato Juice Ca"b’ 5c Cowseyciub 6c Standard quality full flavored corn Corn Iced Tea vwbphg 19c 5Mb. block Block Salt Fancy White Com 3 on J-5C Golden Bantam Corn 10c Country Club Bread 1VM6. loal Sliced or boast aiyk Tomatoes ^±,d 3 Peaches 23c No. 2 29c D«l Monte or Couatry Gub • full rlpunud ftevor EXTRA - VOTE - ITEMS Friday and Saturday July, !Jnd and 93rd Fudge Cake July, 25* to SBth •*«»« 25c ' Jewel Coffee R». 19c Peanut Butter 2 ;« 23c Embassy Dvewlnj qL 25c Wax Beans 2 Country Gub Pickles qt 25c Sweet or Sweet Miied 25c « « Fresh Fruits and Vegetables a Bananas Fancy ytUow fruit 3 .<u 17c Head Lettuce California Iceberg - hard heads m... Oranges *» 23c California Valencias/ Choicest duality Meats Pork Loin Roast Rib End Lb. 12c Smoked Ham, Armour's Star Lb. 15c Boneless Veal Roast Lb. 16c Slab Bacon, 3 to 5 lb. pieees Lb. 10c Pork Chops, center cuts Lb. 19c Freih dressed fowl Ground Beef 17c 2 Lbs. 15c Sliced Liver Lb. 5c Thuriager, Armour Brand Lb. 15c Boiled Ham, Armour’s Star Lb. 27c BeefChoice Kettle Roast Chuck Cuts ’ Dated at UMtrafe. Miek^ July 11, l»13. 25c can Country Clid> • fancy style - apecially priced CHICKEN •iOTICi: TO CREDITORS 7c can Standard quality - you'll be pleated with *ii value PRATT DISTRICT. The Dirk Hoffman family held a family gathering July Fourth ut Mor­ gan Paik with about thirty present \ Mint a bountiful dinner wtu served the : young people enjoyett themselves in numerous way's. Some wore prerent ’ from Grand Rapids. Kalamazoo. BatUp Creek. Assyria Twp„ and Hastings. Maple Grove and Lacey. There were .’aUo several invited gtiejts present. Mr and Mrs. Carroll Cutler. Rwncena and DeWitt were entertained at the ■■ home of Mra Emma Murdock of Haa11 ttnss recent ly L Mrs Edgar Mead nnd Mr and Mr* । Carroll Cutler attended Die home com• ing at the Quimby church July 3 * Miss Hah Jarnird of Maple Grove is h asslMing Mrs Wm Cronk with her - house work ut present. r j Miss Ada King of Charlotte callof! on ,'Mr*. Cronk one day last week i. ’ Mrs. Ethel Cutler attended tie* ' Birthday club held at Mrs Harry [Sponablc's cottage at Wall lake Thurs i iiir i jt; : day and reports a nice time enjoyed by ------ all. . Mrs. Edgar Mead was tn Lansing FriDHDEH FOR PUBLICATION ‘ day on business. I Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Hollman and soil ' Gordon and Mrs. Edgar Mead called on Ernest Hofjman and family at Assyria. | who have been sick. Also called on Mr. | 10c Special Fridey and Saturday Only Lb. 11 c H i � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-07-27.pdf a56c14d08b972682b54117b57417a30d PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR 14 PAGES . HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, JULY 27, 1932 PAGES 1 to 8 IMPORTS ON STATE lADVANCE IN PRICE NUMBER 13 TIMIL fflD HVlL fUl HASTINGS CENTER CO. IBS. STREETER COUNTY JUDGING Good News For Farmers Who Hastings Is Fortunate In Hav­ Who Were There For ROAD IS PDZZLERi Have Hogs, Eggs, Butter­ MAKES REMinANCES ing Fire Chief Like Guy TITIONS TOUR ON SATURDAY Children First Scctioi>$hovv Decided OF SOME PRODUCTS PLANS ARE UPSET BY AC TION OF THE SPECIAL COMMISSION . fat, Etc., For Sale FIREMEN'S CONVENTION SENDS DELINQUENT TAXES Giddings SECOND CONTINGENT OFF TO KELLOGG CAMP! I Improvement LIVESTOCK AND DAIRY CLUB FIVE REPUBLICANS WILL It seems' fine to read nt .the market I The city council me? Fr night TO TOWNSHIP AND VIL­ CONTEST FOR NOMINA. MEMBERS PLAN IN reports of the daily paper-; these dayz and hsfened to uii intcii-JIn ort by that several farm product* have be­ Fire Chief Guv Giddings, on ' LAOE TREASURERS TION FOR SHERIFF TERESTING DAY gun to make a notable advance. The state firemens ccmveiitum, which war price of hogs has gone up aboiit sixty he’d at Monroe July H. 13. 13 and 14 ■ DISSATISFACTION OVER per cent and tile price of beef cattle LARGE AMOUNT IS THREE ON LIST FOR Anyone who will read y.is report and NEVELS PEARSON TO fully thirty per- cent. Butterfat has al­ thought to the mqlte:* ^on-vldASSIST COUNTY AGJtNT STILL UNPAID IN COUNTY give PROBATE JUDGE JOB ASSESSMENT DISTRICT io advanced us have eggs It would ered at that convention v.ill realize « .-iviii seem na as u If lucre there inuai must ur be an iiicrcasc increase in that it Is an investment for our city Democrats-- Fail to File Names Present Situation Is Unfortu- the price of wheat; but uUtc arc some Farmers Will Probably Pay Up to U-ud a representative tu . nch con­ Boys and Girls to Get Real Ex nate LeizAcv of Several “bstnc’ea in the way that have been Much of This When Their, ventions For Prosecutor, Circuit Court pcrience In Judging Cattle, naie Legacy oi several very atubbom up to this time Crops Are Harvested ' daily true. Mr Gldding-; i 4 man Commissioner and Others Years’ Standing | At least It In encouraging to be abbSheep and Swine Ju»t how the Hastings Center rood!''’ record on advance in prices in zomt Since tiu-'flr.-t of this .year about; who gives whole-hearted interr-t to oek the time for can be built it a ptuiler for the Barry |thln«s *hlch fann*r ha* to >20.01X1 of delinquent township, city. Hie work of-the Havtlhg*'- tire depart­ ment. .'He coukl do no more to tuitiu r n-milnatlon at the County Read Conimlsslon.ln view off ‘ ’ the klttiutlon that has arisen. townships olpartnwut and Was opezuti • candidates whoso The commission'll: asseiuunent of Burry county, to thw city and to the profit. Hastings is fortunat filed and accepted: bciicflUtotO be levied for the construe- • village., of Middleville. Nashville. Freeturn of this six and one-half miles of j •part mid Woodland by County Treas- personal pride In hit work highway under the Coyer! law has I (urcr Willis Street* r About April 20 bern ti|>set by the special commlaston Mr. Streeter sent to the trexMirers-o! mcern as docs Mr. Chddir Stuart Clement. Hatrhosrn by Judge Kgglcaton. It was ’ D. McDonald. Hastings; btound that Nashville could not be| . . , , . eywrll. Prairieville. furred lo pay its proportion of the । DOMINATION OF LEGISLAa Anu tiajes: lultfln >r. I’roM-euiins Attorney—Laurence Ftownship of Castleton's assewment fori TURP nv w.vvp pn : $2«9.0H: Barry >334 63; Carlton SJ89SI urnett and Adrlbert Cortright, both till. road, and then be assessed three! TURK BY WAYNE CO. NOT ; <>37744- । FACTS RELATIVE TO FUR iwr cent on top of tlust The sjwcial 1 DESIRABLE |$$9O39: Hope >19947; Irvirlg >1,749.71 ilwriff—Andrew A. Multliews, HusNISHTNG DEPOSITORY I'onunisshm recommended that. If the' , ■ >i : Evcrlll E. Austin. Middleville; road is hi be built, out* per cent of tht-| —BONDS PRESENTED ‘396.73: ~ orangey ill- S417.00: Plain-rdon C Edmonds. -Nashville’; Fred three- |h i ('.'lit tliat had been auM -.-ed . DISTRICTS OUGHT TO , yille VIllr , u „- UU uanu >167 61. Woodland >11.44; Rutland White. Nashville and Nelson P. WilCHOOSE representatives $'»65 (Pi; Th'-vnupiile W1I47; Yank.-. LOCAL MERCHANDISE GIVEN RECEIVER FINLEY EX ­ tpwnship;-one-half of one percent be; ■ r.., . . (Springs >nn.U7; Har.tmgs city <33.W>'.; Known at added to the flltcrn pgr cent assessed Seems Unfair For Detroit to’Mihdicvilk. swto; Nashvill- win. AWAY AS PRIZES AT PLAINED ABOUT FUNDS Allan, C Hyde. Jttinxtown. by the commission to Hustings town-' < ounty Treasurer' — Edward L. STRAND . , , . , . : Freeport 821M. ship; and one and one-half f>rr cent ! Base Numbermi of Legislators I On July 20 County Treasurer Streeter1 Two Weeks’ Time Given Attor­ Schantz. Nashville; Hiram U. Rum, Mini ,:tv Wm I- CI14.M-. city; Walter On Their Population remitted to the township treasurer.-, al­ ney Sigler to Prepare Brief .i -.incnt which the commission had --Fisher. Woodland; Willis E, Streeter, . ...i . tt. ,,, so to the citv and village treaMifrn,. th.1 BUSINESS MEN ARE the full pnipored to levy upon this city1 Right . now is is th» Umr when the vot-!(Unoun. (Jl lownsllll, ctty. vlllaky and Covering Questions GIVING CO-OPERATION Il H-1IL- IJto. »><■., U wrultoralto ..... .tol, diouM study Ito ,'toto «'£»[ to.'.-.' wltol. toto to. u ral’l.to.-J Register of Deed* — Elwin. Nash. hstr- a k markable h StoiiTiS! M'.l ».toiuJn to totltoTto PuW'tom «“™- ■•»'<«' I to lun> '">»> “■ to... Nashville: George A. Cteure, Hope; Shut thorns which haw shown It Ito™u " ! to".?cll":“ito.ttoto lor drew™ .1 .to •Noreratorilw "» .lure mtoUto to Uu. Event to Continue During Sec­ ;TtrHie Cow Testing Ass’n. and alJohn F Chamberlain, city. at hakim: fairs. many each wav north and south from tlw election. Tiirw will be In the nature; >*'ar. April May and Jun*-. Die amount- . ond Week—Baking Con« circuit court, commissioners, nor for Shaw's herd tot HiiMing;, Center road. There arc peo-;of propo.M-d.conrtitutli.nul amendment ;.. J" test a Feature Che- drain ( asnmi^ioner nor county surit Michigan premier breeder pie who have frontage on the State or 11 refehfndum on laws that have 'P ,*? ' . read. Who paid heavily wlwn that road ‘"fi' ip-^rt. or the Hutiutiun of neu/»> «»<*». Car t-m ^>-21- Cartlet.m i .More than 1000 articles of merc.Aan- State Fair.' Th 1 winner—-Tin- only petition filed wm cult and ( Oiirtnirtrd. w ho are now included la*'- *»>' l«''itioi‘;8W4 b.>. Ha -tingI413.R5; ;tiise from local s| ore:, have already- breu 'fitted for I his v at of Hr. II A. Adrounie of this city. Strami tl„. boy,-, will be x»rt unity ill ’th. sjxclul a*MIiu-nl district for Arnoni; the lart nomed is that of re-j Hope $u24 07; Irvli.K Jahn.-.- ai:-tribut«-d to patfons u ....... . ju4g,. name < l)rm<M'rati>- Candidate. Theater so for thiv i Um Hartings Center road. Naturally,! upjXMtiunmein. The people of thlsi«‘‘'Mi >G93 5»; MnpteGrow* >OT4.45; ( ficjiri-entjfixi In Legislature— having had to uiv u special assess-i •s,ale might us well face the fact. Hint Or..hK<-viUe 8174.15. prairl. vflte Jfilb KU: ■' mon* to fulhiw. Tills is a feature of this fine herd. nuind and varies F. Parker. Middleville. Booster Wt-ek -being eonductc;! bvthThe last stop of the tour.will bv at; ih.-iit for getting-tlw State road Im- “ hiteu:.. mutter confronts that purt. Rutland >333 55; Thornamile 8iK5.:i3; bonds, by Probate Judge—Ut C Howard. Has<cal met -: the Highlands Dairy, maiiaged by proved, and having the benefit of tliat i "r *l,le slat‘* ouWde of Detroit in this Woodl.inji >1.015 22; Yankee Sprintp igs towiuliip. ’ itiAiraie inc varii.ti’ .line ' Robert'Cook, Here the ix»ys will lx- jW(l„ ' road alter huvliu- txild for it they do I l>r,.'|WM»ti napportlonineht ' by reuMin >1408.75: Hastings city >1,571 74; Mid- chants i Sheriff—George W. Leonard and Fay »od:, handled by' the given opjxirtunify ’<> Judge both Quern-' ln-? from what source the. root .uni rellMi the. idea Of paying any spe-'01 ,,H' JucI l,,at upward* of- 2.000.000 <I1«ai1I<- 82G.72; Nashville >64 72; Free- <it highi-i-y and Holstein cuttle (i»thc herd U-is ,lntl Vht-re it Went after hav via) a- < -aiu-nt fur the Hastings Qrn-‘ l*‘ol,Ie Bre "o* 111 Wayne coun- |w>rt >3857; Woodland $29 40 l oanty < lerk—Theodore S K Reid ;n unq bunk It ws h r road, road winch which .they they will will use use very very Uttlei little । ’>’■ I.. ,n “... Pphcn-- On the dale in Apm when th<* Conn- ’ HcKinnlng today, there \jlfbe du- many tine .sperum i:-,’ of both breeds. ter - a t^oWy. - b>' . tl u Iltt ,,u martline politics, in which which'ty Treasurer made his renilltance io ‘plays of mercliiHuii-ie In the theater to­ Tljp boys will be exptewly interested'(j.".pQMt, acre nceiveu . I( di’ •■ IIlion Hon of machine gether wuh a free sampling of food-: nt this , farm us it Is, one of Harry rnship ' M, ret-eivvd j.ere placed tn one IheM- people living in tlx* asar«»-(w“.vnr county's political leader.-, •--• m. sttilfs, Bboths 'are to !>■ anwnited' fra-1 l«mnlrt tori dtori.'. n to yratoj. lh, „w„| „„re..».to™r tank. to. tv; Ward A- Quick. Nashville. ment district iiove serious objection* to: p*P*'rl‘’. wartime domination is com-i Register of Heed*— Earl R. Boyes. ‘?* Ull, -Nashville - ■ ■( ‘ijieciul ..lurnt; even if it is com-! P»raUvely easy.* Any reapjwrtionnient ruary mid March there wa- upward-, tunng the products of local stores. AU in u fi-.ost up-to-date method w* w"h State Bank, the Grana' No drnvxratlc- candidate filed for parntlvcly small, for the Hartings Ccn- s,Kn*,“ •$' individual district One of >13S.(XX) ur>|MUd taxc.-. in this county the mercHandise Is standard quality/ ' milking machines and all other equip-. Rapitl-.-NatVmal Bank being the active . proccutinff attorney, circuit court exactly the same as is carried by bu 4-: : ment nvev-sary for producing high; (Continued on page flv’m tei road and are prepared, so we un- c°unty like Wayne, or one atty like De- [ • comnu&viuner, drain commissioner, .quality bottle milk. di rstand, to carry their objections into lro*1, nevi-r ought to bn permitted to The proccedincs of the Barry "county coroner or surveyor. ! Tlw remainder of tlw afternoon will board o( zfupCrvlsop; relative tn I1 e'ptlar trade MHirt If necessary to prevent a special I ’•'I'-ct 25 ^r 30 candidates for tlu* leq‘-| BAND CONCERT DE­ ■ The response to this event has been bi- sjipnt at Ingram s Jersey Dairy j 1 designation ot depository bank.levy on them 1 ,-slnture at i< prunary, or at 11 general; LIGHTED LARGE CROWD , so great that the StrangniMiiagemriit judging Jersey cattle. Mr. Inal am has i j county Hinds was also'considered. ORGANIZED GARDEN No doubt 11 large part of thfc Double vlrotton. in one block If the city of; | announce* plans to rarTy on al! I (Continued on page six) In Lilis innttcr is due to the drprewed : **’ri’ broken Up into icgislaReceiver Finley showed a CLUB SATURDAY EVE . tunrs. and to the greatly increased ob- j“* Y01™ ©I'each' Organisation Is Deserving of 'through next; week. A feature at th.­ j thorough knowledge of thv record- ..., lh,... I individual district made their own­ : econd werk will be a cake ajjd bread- WHY GOV. BRUCKER I the bank. He and hU attorney. Kur. Officers Chosen and Work Be­ , , J1* j nomination for the legislature, it^wouldl Support and Cooperation of । baking contest with cash prizes far the . Sigler, hud sjient a consldentbUf time 1 winners. Flour for this event will !>• SHOULD BE NAMED 1 in checkins up on all the facts ©on-; nrirc rncT daddv on be practically impossible to have corn-' Hastings Citizens gun — Lecture By Prof. UUbb UJb I DAnnT LU. I plete machine control. But bccaiiMfurnished free by the French Mining with each deposit vi public Krone On August 2 rnfi MIIPU MnKlCV tlu‘y are now all nominated in one There was a large crowd present Cqmpay of Middleville. All of the Petitions Bearing Eleven Times I heeled fundIUU MULn MUNtT ibll|Wh, the legislators whom Wayne Wednesday night to hear Hastings’ At the conchlrton of the proofs. At- denta met Saturday evening in tlw Number of Names Requirednew band. The people were delighted .donated to needy tomihes of.the com*Suporvizor. Rucelved Mice Sum ""'"'t,: “^,£'?to Hastings National bank jmrlors and and surprized that :,<> M*»n after it* ort munlty. yfere Filed Saturday For Checking Canines In purpose of doing certain things which- ganiution this band could do wweil 1 Some confusion has resulted between ' Elsewhere we comment upon th-; tn which t<>' prepare and submit to the orgunUird a Hastings. Garden Club. TLri Tn,„nui.iri« Itl,e machine bosses of Detroit want In fact tlw members played as if they Hie B<x»ster Week being conducted by reazons which we believe should incline court a brk’t covering the many com­ After a :-hoit dueusrtou as to Che posplicated legal, problems arising in this The Townships (Continued on page five) I had beep nssociuted lii baud work for the strand and the Booster Week men-, the . -ilnlity and work of such an organiza­ u„. 1V ,„1UUL-Iln of Michigan . to renuuurcpubllcauh Our leader:, will |XMrtlily be interest-1 ---------------- *-•-*--------- - I many years. As a matter of fact there tinned in a special book being sold, ,ute Governor tion., the lolowing officers were elected: Bruckvr. Tl -- ---This seemare many experienced players .and [There is nn -connection hetwp*n the,un|y Ialr and lft awonjance,. with re-. TQ1IPIZCDQ flOCUIMr 5S2,SffilCOUNCIL considering President. Chas. R-.grrs; 1st. Vice-Pres . I HULKtnb UFtNINU ■! Joseph McKnhiht; 2nd. Vlce-Prea. Mrs. they all .-<^m glad to have a chance to I two nenu and coupon-; in the book are puWlain llsaK(. Furthermore Furthermore, we think 1 NO. BROADWAY ROAD play their favorite instruments. B irry county board of Mijierttsors W»* ■not redeemable during the Booster there MARKET ON COURT ST. h G oedyearSecretary -Treasurer, can be no doubt Hint the Gov-1 will give the number by townshli»: ' Raymond Wiijdeknrcht proved .ivis1 Week al the Strand. . . ' Mire : Mrs .Manrlro Maurice J Cross.-! enior has tried to (fcrtiarge every duty ... 146 ! Plan to Improve One Half Mile I ability as an excellent leader. He must Many ot (hate pre«SJt felt that this faithfully. Hh interest hi economy In .Vegetables and Fruits to Be (have the good wilt ot every member. । Baltimore ... 160 meeting was none too Well advertised expenditure. Mi by । j Between Woodlawn Ave. GARDEN CLUB SPON ; Sold By Growers At Re ­ ! because there was such tine harmony I ... 150 and many interested people were not Carlton SORING FLOWER SHOW i'h.' ... 136 And City Limits ......i,,. i tail and Wholesale • 'able to. attend. Therefore another CusLlei.m ........... .. 139 . Al Ito cuunol ItoHlw on mj,.. I n-ml- r lu Mlow Un- twl-r. «rev, ■ Truckers living outside our hty and meeting is being called, for Tuesday ---------of the suite in special Hastings Twp :: K nut the ftatc tax h-.v iim. , comity have Ik on bringing to. Han­ evening. August 2nd. at 8 00 o'clock in ntol.lton.lton.tom ... Bren lo Ihcl UUi „B„nt„Uo„ mBy p, Committees Working On Plans,Mun. Hope rhisht be reduced $5,000,000. and i tinge, vegetables, fruits and other tin* National bank parlors. County For Exhibit to Be Held On I; year condition of the North. Broadway road, liberally supjioried by the people of thb: Irving .. 161 Agent Foster co-operating with the | products, )>eddlingwthem from houseUto ! that w;u done ’ from the north limits pf the city south : city. They arc asking no favors. No j Johnstown ... -12! h'omi" Thcy Saturday, August 13 (houre They”j»y pay no ficemw llcen.YC.’ No F' one — - orwuiiMtion in securing Mr. Paul j On Saturday - last nominating'' pe-j to Woodlawn avenue, n distance of aimember of tlw band Is being compen-1 . The 1932 Hastings Flower Show will' titions In bi*half of the Governor, wen* |.in the .city Maple Grove 139 fiver reciresanv bera*. Krone. Prof, in Floriculture. Michigan or county n> ‘ prangevllle ...... half mile. sated to thc^iftent of a cent; but then95 fit. The housewtves profited little, be- State College, su speaker for the eveThis |>articular stretch of road has'wUI be some expen-e for music. That | be sponsored by tlw newly formed.Has- 'filed at Laming. A total of 220.0001 cause the stares were selling the same n>ng.r PrutricviUe ... 134 tings Garden club on Saturday. Aiimis: [nuqws were signed to th>-»* jx-ntiGu-. But land bern unsatisfactory for Mime time. Not ought to be furnished without cost to1 13lh at 110 W. state street, which is eleven times the number ncc-,-irv ro nr similar products at about the same Prof. Krone will win discuss discus* the work 1S6 Pn>f. much lias been done with it except to .the members oi the band.. If tlie or-1 tlw building formerly occupied by the!put him <>n the.official primary ballot. prire.Cas the truckers aslfk-d. and de- and set-up of other Garden dubs over Thormipide 138 Woodland occasionally scrupe and gravel H. Even 1 Ranizalion shall prove to be permanent, : Potter Sh-je store. 105 thf rtate well xs help our group in < When such a large number ol hvi’i'inc the goods. Yankee Springs , , that has not been done for some time as we alyluipe. other mailer.-, will come.; Tlw Garden Club has*' invited the'Michigan voters sign pvtitUML-Zfor re­ 76 It lu«s Ixeii felt for some time that organizing a club lo meet our condi..Second mid Third Wards, city. 100 Uh* ex|>cct*tfun hiu; been that tiir state | «P wlwre the aid of the public will be’ Women's Club of Hastings to.iuakr .1 nominating a governor. It is an out- there ought to be uii organization of tions- Prof. Krone is an interesting First and Fourth Wards, city . [Would take over this .road north from • helpful and appreciated ,rug and quill display in .connection/Manding proof of their confidence in. urewt-rs of vegetables and fruits, who 'jx‘:*ki-r well versed in ilowere and I the city to a connection with M.-10. as ' ■' Z.™"”!, TV’,":-------with the Flower Show. This will greatly him as a man and as tin official, and' live 111 the vicinity of Hostings or nt garden plantings in general. {i it is .a Federal project. In that HALF PRICE ON LI- to the beauty and interest of Un- assures tiieir hearty .-upport Lir him a* least in Buriy couittytoOWnLouaMizpcru- U ««-'* decided at tlw organization ■ ; , . , Aid ■,. — . .md For the taking of this exrtttsive list "''111 ;,t l‘*art half of tlu- cxik-iim* can. PPAKC pi ATF<i AUG 1 show' :hv primnrv We la-lieve thin inline.--. turn bv them with the bwsincss mum meeting to have the chartej open for CENSE FLH PLATES AUG. 1I ■ iXire II. ■ m-n.ror; paid $14.40 ot Joe obl.nitzd from tl'.. national governUCIIDC I CO HUU. |n >po« ' mj that people who wish to buy fruit the charter members of tile club until year■s Hower ■Show, -a...*, which -toHtAre .y make - countv -..... -j re.,.v. n _________ _________ ___________ -------------------for each canine «’'•»1 ’%‘?r ®haJ* **’ ,n‘’’ro'Td. rnl.n*w rin-v m n Will Gn»a wishes to it wide, invithip ______ h'- will leave ag comivtitors far tn theand vegetal' At tile sanu-m-sMoii the board of su- ;and ,,M balance will be paid by Uie County UlcrK M. O. Ji*1* Gets •xhiblts . .from neighboring .. ....... to ... . will b- d°~ro. and m that the.business men -••• — --------Id on— Saturday. Augurt 13th -------- — »—----town* and tear on------------primary da-'; and... that . . u...... W,-., UIU.UU ...... has also --...... ■ same articles fromthe at HOW State St. in the building for­ IHTviwrs allowed chunu for damage*. ThcrL* been thought ' Thal Advice Saturday From . tile countv ns a whole ■ as It should be. i.v ,in<,, to slicep and ,..1..., Hit this ' wlwlesale prices and sell merly occupied by tlw Potter shoe store, by dogs oilier ii. livestock:I,hBt ,lns ixirticuhir Partiruhir moiect project might might bebe-1 Secy. Fitzgerald 'ura & YOUNG LADY*DIES of $377410 There are still the Octdlx-r ‘om’’ a Part "f which would be| them to tliose wlu> prefer to order All members joining on or before thia and January M-sslorv. of the board to be (changed thereby to go' straight mirth 1[ull uw conunlllv .. ,)ul( the date will be considered charter memUHtotom. -ton Umw utous lev, u„. m„k,ll3 w„, 1U1.. >now n.,,.ur nocoATimi them by phone or. otherwise from pen sold «nla in In thn ........... .both ... as .to yxrULLUWINU UrLKAIlUN st-in-ii. —bers of the organization. ctmsiderrd. which sessions will un- ,nKn IhLs city to Belding- That seems been the Intinr latter half nf of th.* the — Wl....................... j| nlivl success ' The is open to intcreded doubtrdly ■ have good sized claims for-‘I**11*’ unlikely in xl»e near future ns year, the price has always been the mbiu and interest from the neral ■ • An organized effort Ik now being — club ~ -----anyone ~r~z ~~ allowunre. । financial condition:, are teriously t unic as if they were sdld In January .>„«■,. , Member of Cotton Blossom made by nearby growew to meet this in tlx- beauty -of Hustings, parden. ------- ' '-■»•»<--hampering work on the' .state's road, or February, although the term for ' ThoM . j nIf ,,. d . s a d ( j, 4 situation. They ojien each Wednes- flowers, etc., will be promoted tlirotigh — .. Tho>* '.ntfristed iiKKH.- inrerv-srea in iiuwcra aim air TW/n ROYS <JAVP rnM------------- program. While M-M nwv be which they were V»n.i ...„m in flowers and tlu Singers Victim of Peri ­ day and Saturday on the lot in the rear thaorganization. It is hoped that Uiere .•a^ld would cxplrv;beauty of Hnating.-. should plan to at­ i vvu du I o OHVC bumstraightened so m ti come directly!with the year ' of the portoffice a retail market, where will be a good turnout on next Tuesday tonitis On Monday tend the meeting Tuesday evening.! they sell their prqducc at retail. They evening .to iitar flnrf. Krone and get PANION FROM DROWNING “1IjVh from lpWh,g- thus !,BV,nK On account of financial conditions. August 2nc| in the parlors ol the Na-! r„, --------- 41 । number of miles, the probabilities are Secretary of State Fitzgerald was said tiomd Bank and hear Mr. Paul Krone.1 Blc.-soih Singei from th.- Piney Woods will also make wholesale prices to behind thiy civic pri^Zmovemenl v --------• -1— ------Grandson of Mrs F M Crnio-'thiU lha‘ win not ** done in l,w m’*r 1 b>' - “«• dnlly Press ,o hBVC dt’cided 1 Floriculture. Michigan Stjk. -chool have’ been tn this city and vi­ stores that wish to purchase of them '---- ' ‘ o future that. bcglnninK with August 1. license , /cinity giving concerts. Among tiw It ree-ms.to us that this will be fur DEMONSTRATION OF Figures In Rescue From ( In view of'all the conditions, the I plates for automobiles would be sold’ . ' bi'lter for the city and for this county. p opunni WflRK ‘ singers was.a young.lady.Miss ’ Ruth 11 The organization propose,-, to increaser UloLt bLnUUL WUHA Grand River council felt that tills particular' one- • at half the regular price for the bal­ Tyner, colored, who was taken very ill the number of rtalls on the city marBible School Program , half mile, which is in [xx>r condition, ancc of 1932 ———. with apjiendfcitls. She was taken to In a rccciit i.wie of a lanslng P“Pcr 1 should be Investigated by the street Wishing to be certain about tills beket. also the number of days when Children Rendered Fine Pro­ At Episcopal Church w;“im item telling of uie rescue mrtoe >comm|Ue(, ancj tt report made in the' fore making any public announcement, they will have produce on sale here. gram At Methodist Church by For<*t 9ra.lf' Kralldx,n ,K*r?' I near future. It surely needs improving. County Clerk M. O. Hill took the matA urni/rini Ynr mii.U. ..... .....1----- L' .. The city ... will thus . have a market simA rVbmmAneAnwnf commencement program for pupils «» uurtl.' v, u , or>nJ ta. M. Craig of Hastings, and Richard' ___ I___________________ ! •«- .... .a..directly »i>». with Secretary of m.u Sunday Morning i ter up State attending the Daily Vacation Bible mu. toMwrd. ... , much Thu .... _______________________________ Crist, both of Lansing^ 1 CARD PARTY AT AM­ Fitzgerald Saturday forenoon, as he School of the Episcopal church here for •urvlre. tor tail, oreurnnz MmKto A splendid drmonstnrtton of the work A friend. Pete Norton, had accom-. ERICAN LEGION HOME, 1 wished to have Barry county car ownH.fnmukii that w,u be watched with Interest done in the Dally Vacation Blbte school the post four weeks will be held lotnor-1 m?h2n5;„nto, « junird the boya on a swimming party A eftrd party will be held by the Am- era obtain the advantages of this re­ row (Thursday. July 28> evening at the. Tvner ™ Tn ^.h’Zn rerv v• W*‘ K mark th* Whle,‘ c!uS*d Erld‘‘y *‘VCn tn Kingman* Grove on the Grand rrica:»Legion Auxiliary al the new Le­ . dueffon. Mr. Fitzgerald told our Coun­ oner was an orphan, with very reu greatrr accommodation to our people, children Sunday morning at th« rner. fourteen nulra south of Laming. gUm hotne on Church 8t <M) m. ty Clerk that the reduction had been Parish house, beginning al 7 00 o'clock relatives relatives. 1 The matron accompanying great,.F benefits to our stores aa well Methodist clmrch. sharp and lasting for an hour. . Ihl . untiiStlss Tyner con the sinners was unth^flss Tyner con- ;us to purchasers and growers. Singing of hymn*. Bible memory wnnrtu [ram • roto d.,. July ». «■ too o'clock. . decided upon and that the plates would An exhibition of tlw handicraft work sUult)y; doing even-thing possible to ■to WM« «»<l evidently toceme I to which nil .re inWied. be told for half price on and after :work. on, pageantry and- hand work of tlw pupils will be presented in ron- ahalst Funeral plans have not been CORRECTION LN SCHOOL nuMttod wtonhe.w.Uowod. tol ol Mr. IMn.LewU. Mr,. K«uwU> Lein.. ■ August 1. were emphartzed, the children rtiowing neation with the program. The Rev J. ffiade as yet. BOARD ANNUAL REPORT. excellent training. A lot ot tlirtr an waler .nd cried lor help. Aller golni Ur». Andrew M.uhew. .nd Mn. An-tn. exccueiu ir»uiu<. a uh. in mhii »•» A. McNulty extends a general invitation This comes as a hard blow tn the Tlw total under Elementary Supple. duolav in the front hall IMrt time 1.U too IrlCnd. B„„„ (he committee tn J NOTICE TO EX-SERVICE MEN. mentary Smd Indigent. Books should £***“ tlmte Interested, to attend. to, tlw .school. The .occeetod in yeiun, him out o[ nine Tto prire l. in cento, n toJ Last week President Hoover signed for all __________ . company ,j1VB ,[nond .in whicJi . . , sing. < • triioni •———— tL[ie iar ge t>us Uicy re.d UW.81 to BtlAI to II .p. picnic irrs ' rs 7®.'2 ‘ ° a , rge bus 1,1 whlc1 } Ulc > ’ Ie« .d w.terjnd wortod nrer him tor hoped .11 Unit mraXn .nd ttolr• the bill giving cx-scrvlce mtn the right vavkee KPWTNr.c t' 1 ....to Ivu.. to towred ... .to Ju.y 13 toto. to .to ItoriStM Z-to. two and one-half hours before he was friends will attend “ “»>■ iron! Le unw to tte nrKiioii n-1 Kro “ ' fully recovered, his breathing com. n, " *• 'mt,! his hrnthen Another Intarestinc mencing after half an hour of effort on j POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. j FODUNK SCHOOL REUNION. feature was the building at JOHNCOCK SCHOOL PICNIC. ■to p.n«< .to ro. cot.™Siiiisa.IJEX~ the part of the boys. < **"” ------------- -----------------— । Bath Cr.lg and CrUl learned twuclI wlah to announce Iny denre to be. been nmored. maidng Ito money avaUd . At schoolhouse, formerly Eagle. Bat- . Saturday, Aug. 6. at church. Pot luck ‘he Junior boys, supervised iOrobe. -Adv. iurday, Aug. 6. Pot hick dinner.—Adv. dinner. Al! come.—Adv. ' ' tatlon metlvodx and the care of drown- the Democratic candidate for the offlo.: able now to those who wUh to borrow­ Much credit U dua Mrs. ing victims while Boy Scouu. Picture* । of County Treasurer, will appreciate on their policies Frank Annabie car. BASEBALL AT VICKERY'S. ! HOME MADE ICE CREAM. SHULTZ SCHOOL REUNION. ■and her airtatar.t In making thJ of the boys appeared with the news-, your support — Lorenzo (Pete) p. Maus, give the World war vcteraiia full par­ Saturday. July 30. Bring table service each • fine auccraa. About one ! Bunday. July 31. Dowling'vs. KalaAt Good will church evening, July 29 paper article. . j 7-27.—Adv. • . j Ucularj. • nuizoo Metropolitan club.—Adv. • jPlve cents dish.—Adv. -Adv. | children were enrolled. EIGHT OUESTIONS 1 DECISION C TY BOOSTER EVENT DRAWS LARGE CROWD MSHV IE CAS HEARD ON FRIDAY iTJjrsS �THE HASTINGS BANNER^ WEDNESDAY, JULY S7, IMS people are demanding Um* Min' pleas­ ures, devoting Uirenselvcj to tin- same recreation* as before 1929. without ' thinking seriously of what life should mean to us This statement lie mad. certainly applies to the present vlltiui tian..He said: The golf club and Hie. club are not 4UUSUIUI.substitute* fur the -nwtsm MiTTPonv p.TTTp ' country ciuo BERT MILLER Ot BAL IL*. Christian church. We cannot m.u civilization without culture, n . CREEK TALKED AT RO­ out contact with spiritual fore* DUTIES OF COMMOhl miCMICITZEN TARY CLUB You hear varying answer*, U . NEED IS FOR EVERYONE .. ... Tin ... y an insurer.- are wrong. TO THINK STRAIGHT cur troubles to div 1<-kl-. sing, the president or to ’>'• fact u rtu»i it l.iuim ' ECONOMIC COM Fred Newton W quite seriously ill fol­ INDUSTRIAL LIFE MUST BE Such planned control ot our indiu- lowing another paralytic stroke i REGULATED TO AVOID -trial and economic- Ute. and of the Enjoy the cooling breezes at Trail’ll! KJ DEPRESSIONS M result in ovvr-expariuon but would End. chicken dinner 75c.—Adv. mean steady cuiuumptlon with pur­ Mra. Uridohi of Nashville at Pennock j CAN BALANCE--PRODUCi charing power kept continuously in the ! hospital. ------ -------------------------------TION AND CONSUMPTION lu*nili lh«' *'•»««««««-•*?Ult> J E, Whitney, who suffered a light Ycrvcnt Melckin Gave Interest-* ni^ftffic Before Commer­ cial Club Tuesday Courage, Patience and Conatructive Work Will Bring biuy chasing dollar* About Better Conditions Up the I Bert Miller. .editor Snd pubiLhc r •>. ‘tune lo build '•it huiiun. the'Battle Creek News-Enquirer..a:. 1 k prominent in ’ nrwspujx-r ['iri.- ' vl •' Michigan, was Ha- speaker al tin- :uxm luncheon of the Rotary .club Monday i<i< theme cono*rn<>i the .dniu- which the common American citizen his community *tid country ir tunc a.* this through, which we pairing . He stated that ikiMdut Arnold LOCAL NEWS when the demand for Uber U heavy an eight hour'day might be pre*cribed. In times when demand is Jew a six hour day. 05067125 Hie'talk given at.:!«• noon luncheon ■lie. HastuiRr: pitnmerctal chibTue*t <>: last' ur-r-k on "S-xial Planning n," w;l’ n'» ut'.uvuai atfd a topic of •h vital, int-re.ii n<iw .that, we fell it Vlrlvkin. >nd mw iiutnw! could always be btwr*. Thu would re«nov« teom those who are employed fear of the future, so that they would not hesitate to buy what they needed. . Tilt' mx-aker airi-wd the urgent need of having our economic government entirely lndei>endent of jiollHcal gov­ ernment. He would do away . with gambling Hi stocks and gambling In food*. The result at such a planned rconomic Ute. he wild, uonld be a hap­ pier, healthier and nobler humanity SHERIFF LEONARD GETS SPECIAL PHONE BOOK stroke of paralysis two weeks ago. 1*. still confined to his home. Mrs-J L Maui, who has been taking treatment ut Pennock honpital. expect* to return to her home wine time this week. " . « City Treasurer. Mr* Nellie BmitlC re­ port., that tlw summer tuxes have conic . in slowly for the last two weeks. She is] hopeful that there will be airjuort'are I during Augu.it. f , Hay E. Penrose of Chicago was nr­ . rested Tuesday by Cunrervaiimi Officer Giurgc Sumner for fulling or) Podunk lake without "a license, Justice Cnri-I i-?‘!; Receives List of All Law-En­ ctw through which we ate now pasting : forcing Officers of State dlffcL from oHii-rx :n tlw fact tliat it Mf From Michigan Bell Mgr. . costa which lie paid featuring WOMEN’/ fHAl l / HMM ER f HOE/ *2 In this one group iiliiilv may hr seeii the exceptional mlvaiitageji of this sale. Here is one of the most pop­ ular types' of summer footwear—substantially un-. ilerpricetl. Several variations in while, black or color. Your choice is not limiteil to one model—there are several variations atid colors. You'll discover -that the July Sale prices in every instance lire u sotitve of substantia! saving. by CoiL-a-rvation Ofrw;« r George Sum-j nn-r for having a number twenty-two' rifle m bi* posMiwlon in a game an a, world wide, otlier countries have suf - • Value of telephone service the law WJthout a jiermit Jil-ucv Matthcww! than we He said auilwnth. of the com- a.s«-*-cd him »35 gnd cfixU w ten day*1 ■ would come enforcement niuuity and state is incraued by th-' • jn pm - • -- dx* landed nt Wot point aim our tvun- b . .. .... .tunt Hung, hi- believed, is jpublication of a special telephone diDeputyConservation Officer George' !u Grand Huvenj -------- w v% try brrn brtrayrtt? We muri b,- <f.«ing well the lesson which It ought ' uur dulw» 'a* oitnnwn every -day rill... in -the wisdom of so prepar-I vhvnifs. just i - ind by the Michigan ^Monday This u the linu- wlwn duiai——:---------t---------------- —i---------------rn* Our part is -U» »ro:k and think,■’ mg tor the future as to ,niake such H-11 Telephone co:n|xiny Cjp;<-> of th• 1-Oll.lrvat!ml authorities make an of-fTlTFI-RPfTT lA/ICkUAM sti^-cito-a „f the equipment and[ L,CCOCnl VV 1 bPM -iwclally to think and |o«-4ihink* zeriups economic? dislocations impose directory were delivered this week Uy the British officer al West Po tralgtH We >hnuk ' IL McElwain, manager ter H>>'.jurapbernalu ..f :h. comiyen lai tw. STILL HUNTING FROGS conference with • Arnold. -•> t •tidenpe patriotism Michigan Bell Company in this arc... ,.rilu-n Mr Stimni-r- wa.- unsigned t •' note's pL-riis might lx- carried u , to Gi-wire W. Leonard, sheriff, and that work at Grtuid Hmrii boatman decided that he wiOuld no Loses House and Dog By Fire Delicious chicken dinner* at Trail ! . take Andrr.-to West Point fur he knn — —------------ ---------------------------- . . Harry Thompron. imir*hal. But Continues Ha,ppy At „.»—«=.>■ Manager McElwain states that ptffi- End. 75 cent* -Adv “f ‘ •• • orjumuA-d , ffert to prevent tubrrculoBl* that officer s mission there. As. a rgault ^ . . have . .bre-n regard'd. a.*, a .hnw’.ie . heation lu-atiun of the tlu- directory Is i.s in line with The council Friday nlpht to put - ' * eyed J the Utter was captured by- American •hall meet our re«ponslbihUea in life. would His Chosen Work ■■ • • A f-.u year.* apo yellow feyer. bubon:: ’th,’H- ti-h-phone company* ev. cb-Qperatu>n .menn a curb andJiutu-r m front .of the water­ soldiers and the wiude plot was re­ shiiik works .Matmn lot. >hlch will make a L . A “ _ e‘“'r’, Wl1 vealed. Had it succeeded and hud Gen­ plague and kindred pestllcnrt’___ s were re- .. with the law enforcement officials In' ■*" .alley fur improvement. - .... route n<>: te Jla-lr work He adds that it is the com- nWe -----— .It was .thought a: eral Washington been captured as * tune that ■ Kkprt .. Sec _____icfcntffic .- caped! Seriou* mviCturatimJPolicy to give njlephone.-iwerrlffim thy <nurc tUo blocks block* to.;. fLil lltc•'1‘H’Ped . planned, the American Revolution «• d»ll b. Me w a.. . , h»a favorite spring >1 we won. wrtwr the cmum-.t of th'-ze di'ea -e- fullest co-opt«n>tioh tn lltndl'.nc jrihcc | Braidway might te curbed and gu:-| would undoubtedly hav. collapsed; -o ' it at the old .vwimand -black r.nakipurp '«-i tor a bap- plague-; and we hav<- U-anied how to-IalMf oUwr emergency calls, as in ca-e ot tercd but rs-veral people whose henu -j that it wa* true that "ppon the dedsten front on Rial stn-< t wln» wfffild te i ‘IU’?1 hl-- Rd His prr|Mi'lng contrei !bcm -It .mxltt \.o! to te- more..‘tee, Mckncs* or _ accident. Tclcptemcj. ............. of an jibwurc boatman the fate of our. Pl glad to have I: improved in normal L® •' ur part to bring gold itrol our <*c Tmnffn was settled ’ : difficult to ' 11 America - W>- .'hall find th a’.tentlort to emergency calls, mid the times, stated that they were unabl ' 1 04,11 Speaking of the present *fepr«*lon> < xperiimrei of these sorry and .i "guy ’ that mi .•ch-phone numbers <d Jioli.ce mid fire nigh which. Mr. Milter diwlarej that too much ts •paddle" iron: d< parttnciH* air shown pniniint-nlly-wn time being said and t<x» little done by nt-arEnjoy wonderful cluckm dimur at workahi! together. We can balance pro­ till’ front rtf the telephone directory. ’ greut iranie u nd all you nttd Li u i-an«» ;Trials End. IS amt.-..-Adv. . Designed primarily 1I: trlepiwtir ... duction and consumption and regulate thinking that copgre?. or the president, and a pswidle and follow the wiiutln ... >f the authori-: For a few dav.- a fire ba., teen rag-i 1 of money so that we would I or the tegl-dliture must tu-lp Us out The . the terrible rituation of mil- ! it. , in getting in touch .witl! each oilier mg in tin- huckleberry month Miulh and worxl thing about the 'ituatv’n is that ; th«- nrrw Mlrbw.in |x>hre-directory mnof the Hendershott rehoolhuite-J a ' ii out of -.work with their ! our people seem to linVe k>4 the c.ireding mid cltehhui. in' tains the office .and bohie telephone i m .Baltimore. A number of men re-1 pacity. If- think If we will do J -- ---------. . .where tlw-rc is an over-pro-‘: numbers, ami the namre-<4 law enlorc. - ijKipded to a call to try and subdue tni-j --straight thinking, we will learn lean. Hint ..... ’ jeweler in Middleville and Hu-tmgs. • died on Saturday night at his home m duction of food and clothing. Acute * m.-nt officials m the- state, as of Jinn- 1 flame.- Sunday. They ttewuht they had,,“'w progress will conn- to'us a- individuals XC.fnilllK 1.,'thr (U UH lire ,11V out put out. «,m. hut UUl it11 started .',.11 -,.l aauin .l^.UU 1 •"*' ,r”,5» “II1,** llu f want m Hie midst of plenty might lo b>- i i.d and agnation through hardship. 'The That make- Monday Con.Mtrvaliun Officer Georg--tr,,u ,or * M'rious peril of the present time is our months. Fuix-yl, ,__ _ .. ............... officer in flu-!Swuwr and a force nf men worked a’1;2,‘° *** ■ unwilhngn'-.s to think and think . "ntf .. in t.ite quickly, ut .piy time, d.iy or night ; mghf.Monday before Hu y'surewdi d in '”*" ring of the present depres .straight*, and an unwillingni?.' :•> take a It'd skin ' Where '. iilKiating Hi •.’n< ..-.‘CLien ot tm- bo?k lute, tlw slier- petting Hie fire -jut. It had burned over hcrioiuly our tndividu.il resiwnsibtlitien. i> down near Harn . ■ . ■ :■ ' . ..... Plenty of quack r«mca:>• • arc pr;>•• had another Mteak of uiunt.f• ■ bushes on thL area, but as thmurk i J — ** J “ ' ‘ * long . posed Ihat would c and everything burned (lb, ’interment r 4 life and prop- • The first edition of the .police Zele-1 wa» well soaked With water it did not ”'"1 ,ucfc ,1‘KV rar caused an in- phone durctory wa ;vued b> th.-.dcstr.i the ligation i*-upop Us nil- not to listen to .... r-t »u-. ut Muhi^on Bell Company a year ogiv'bu>n.. complaint* and quack remedies but’to do straight thinking and ail get bu*y rtlu-r rcliun on constructive work. .- Lob G. r.ildu.i Fri.-.-. ii -A-.' l-.a;ii' » bring the lUte' of narnev %nd teleThe speaker declared that one thing tl Iri i.itiiea and their daugh .ncludlrig "h'.rw nlimter.-- up to date at flits linie ; 1* apparent, namely: the American -.oioi Monday afternoon in ximtriot: Iteraux- of the many chang.-* tn rume, j d"fl.i-1 -nd numters Manager McElwain uno*- ■ birthday. Tlie afternoon ., • . . . .■*»— . ■ ■ . . i- . playing game., and vuiting Mi »f Miter, winch m depend mia. India Mexico, and, duitenc? ruuiitn Thu: u> which the amnte-*2'1* ,t<’: daustylcr Jtan at the ■ lure reauited'Thoma* tern:.lure brought i -M1'5 Ardis Tteed ;h:u la*t w«k witif erimina!• trn riti-at Mu-un. , I Mr. and Mrs. Otto Wood and daughABOUT THREE HUNDRED -,j tcr Lol* Geraldine, and' n'.i ci of T> .Lnut and LyleW<mm1 spent Sunday with! ber of American troops to hr planr.rd also the cap'or Washington who »<e . . "W«M point on the da, n would traiterwrely. d»-ln«r and iu troop* lo-lhe Eng! count of tnat cver.t :tet>-the dcciMoo of an ob*cur« i fair at the nation • Jronside Shoe Company BOOSTER JPECIALJ Thursday ■ Friday ■ Saturday Del Monte Canned Foods Del Monte Coffee i,<»und.^31c Del Monte Pineapple Crsi’i^or ARE NOT REGISTERED bin<-.i went MoiaLiy to Many Hastings Voters Will Be . n-.-.inij at' K'-Huuk tump m Pm Denied FrancWse If Not Neuman. b..n , s. . ty- past iivaith ri-'urmd horm- 1 Enrolled . Mn,. .J.ium- ingrain .>1 Lull 15c had ’i-m plenty mastiffs, dcr hou>^ etc Hut Dad's dug was liuthfuLto the lust and hr burned up with the Imu-w Dad mourns the lox. ot hl* brstJrinnd. but Dad is no quilter, he’ll come bark, build another shack and own unntlu-r dog. and when Jn- die* he. will want' t<» be burhd right’in hl* grave m at his favorite stream, where the atr : • alwu-.s scetited Willi wild rose.-, when ip bloom and where cling Hie nuniotl«-.i of those happy bygone-day->. where the willows all. you will find Thtirnapplc Arthur <■>lwuu:i Orville Fountain and family. .... ................ Janrn.* Sothitrd -Sunday ai'L»-rfch lake. with. M M'i>. Clyde Mille/ and Ruby Mr. and Mr- James' O'Conn June spent Munday and Tu»-stl.i Jitcksoh .Mr.- El.'U- Sotimrd and Mn«. Prttrtigill were in Nashville X SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON ALL WORK ORDERED FROM STOCK Hastings Monument Works IRONSIDE BROS., I’roprs. Plume 2497 Hastings, Mich. Doz. cans . . ■ $1.69 45c 15c Del Monte Salmon Rt.?S~‘ Del Monte Grape Fruit . of rinplo the George MiJI- r home in-Uightbii Tiie Ladle*' Aid wax wt !) attended considering - the busy tfm>-. and voted t«> hold >«* meeting -Augu,The Bronson lm*(>ital ■next meeting otiw r part of finish pur quilt. • ot Hastingqualified to Doz. cans . . . $1.73 19c Del Monte Fruits for Salad . 3 cans for . . . 55c 19c Del Monte Tuna Fish ^dlwelLTv^ir 3 can: for . . . 55c There will be many cans of Del Monte Foods GIVEN A^AY every night at the Strand Theatre this week. Also Swift’s Premium Hams, Eckrich Bacon and our Home Made Hamburger and Sautage. Exide in the primary election to be ptember Li r<tf :n lh? general' 13-PLATE BATTERY Unnrd so that ar* spending a BUTTER Freeport 19c MASON CAN COVERS n-,. 23c . 6 Dozen 25C JAR RUBBERS . L«fg« Pkfi 19c qXYDOL . . SUGAR Cone IO CA*. FINEST QUALITY MEATS Swift’s Premium Hams Hamburg or Sausage Home Made Lb. Eckrich Bacon siked , lk Package Choice Beef Kettle Roast u 18c 10c' 10c 14c Feldpausch’s WAere Better Foodt Cott Lai ” PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER Sunday, and haw tided by-the pew law. There ire no if and no exceptten? in thu law Ever hiled with । faster this year uh r >»h-. The 1 ravui‘1 h”k ; UK'TlTOF MRS. STEBBINS Palmer Mr and Mr.- Ralph Tabor of Gi; Rapid* were visi’ors at the horn*their ton. Dwight, the past week Art».;" and Bcrnsrd Bedford measles. Mrs. Miner Palpter entertained IB ■ fear bt ’!* > Tlie P;,MinC of Marcus Sleh- guwys at a birtliday party honoring her;' ' ibifl.* on Friday. July 32, removed from son. Ralph , on Wednesday. July 20 ' . Hastings one of its oldest residents, .as Tlie afternoon «a* very pleasantly'.' tu' .. > bad lived here about seventy year* ’. pent playing garwes after which re-i J,*4n MQT»an »n Ruggles.. freshmetit.* of ice cream spd cake1 it-it o “*»■ Ohio nn October « t»4S -wr.en but f aj{£ riu* wu united ’presenti d with-a dainty favor in ffiontMe to Marinis irons Htebbi._ Stebbins.............. of this membrauce of the day Mild dc-trdy ■ uy and tliey made Hastlhgi their Our community is well ivprrM-ntcd' lommuttism. home over ufu-r. Mr. Stebbin- died 2J a! llic Boy Bcbilt «-mp al Harwood-lake, t years «g<>. • Surviving arc lour dHugli- Wii*ou Travis. Fred flmuer. Wendel trrs.- Mr* Grace Dodds. Mrs decree Carter. .Milo 8chnndtlm<’>»: Gtorgjt Bedford Robert Older and Robert , iinuw.-atic control. *ucl C W. W. spinier, and one .-on. William Bi nner being tha young men who left » laid in this country. M stebbin*. Sunday for camp. 1 sx-jiier s,ud that liis Fttncfu! services were held on Mondoy About 40 people attended the Palmer - ,—, ----- -at ten A M . at the home ol Mr and reunion at Barlow lake Sunday Those • m->t outstanding ccoiwmwi. y.ri c W Wesplntere Rev J A Mr- .ittending Irom out of town were. Mr. c<>-.mtrt 15 part o. the planning Nulty officiating. Burial was in River- and Mr- A. Heydrnberg and family and another part of the group ’ ude cemetery. Mr and Mrs. Roy Travis and family should be the best minds that r.ca con- • ’ from Grandville. Mr. and Mrs. S .trcl and know how to operate big m- ‘ Mr’ -Mi •djibtrU!:-. another par: of the planning j------------------- -------------- ------ •groip should be our ablest flnancien ‘ Friday night at the home of hu daugh--------------------------- ------ ---T !ThU planning group should be chosen ter. Mrs John Burke, on So. JeffeLon „r v-_, ,rtHnn. . I jwithout regard to politics and with the , S’ Funeral service* were conducted on • .2’’r teiSe i >Ieaim of arriving at sound planning Sunday afternoon at three o'clock atL*brot£5 MatHia^Johnso? * I for social control of pur economic life-j the home. Rev Frank Horn officiating 01 - orother. Maurice Johnson They should plan a co-ordination of | Burial In Riverside Surviving axe the From Dec 17 to 27 incluyve there i ail ind-Ltrics. Whta there u a need o' daughter two jfraadchild.-en and one WiU 'inert cuneecv it could be expanded; great grandc>2te and an aged brother cf daylight m the lantude tA Net jwithoui consulting a few big banker* in | in Battle Creek. York • WHEN ns AN The best in batteries has lang meant Egide. And now, with the 13-alate Exide selling For as little as $6.73 everyony can eAjay baitdry reliability. WHEN IPS AN EXIDE ... . YOU START. Our Motto. Value and Service ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Electrical Service Cor. Court and Jefferson Hastingi Complete Lubrication �rm HAsttNos Local Golf Pro De­ banner. wt»Hta»4T, niy r. i»n ■ HASTINGS CENTER ROAO IS PUZZLER feat! Joe Kirkwood It Pays Somehow or other the Banner over­ ' looked an unusually Interesting *po;t item last week. Joe Kirkwor«|. trick- j shot attLst ot golfdom. gave’ an ex■ Continued from page one* • ||Uhltion at the Ionia Country' ­ INDEPENDENTS BEAT IIndependents to Play ,, < , Club . re „rir-P. I ® The ! cently. ccntly nit program progrum included included ’ anxTi —- rtion t«. and un;mnu!.ir.t ■ of. the . COLORED GIANTS 6-5 Nashville Sunday rnatdi round between Kirkwood jCovert road act. The conviction is! ------ ----I y . Muri Hller und Eddie VanPoprring. lo- . u„, growing in Barry county, that, so far I Local Nine Wins FromMar- ' Nashville independent* will play the fcul pro. and Benton Yale*. Ionia pro. * at this county is cancer rail, the Covert 1 '11 r o t? o m :local nine here- Bunday afternoon. July; Eddie was in a winning mood that . 'Jllllll u-'.l—<\an8 See TWO jai. Rivalry between thr.se two team;, i*|duy and led the field, his ' Iwhug 69 ., rood act Ims outlived Its itwlulrtesit.j .and that if any roads are nr br built; Great Games j always k«-n and t<> date tiu-re- ha* bet 11^ beating Jo- Kirkwoorl s total by three hereafter the whole county should’ Local tasebull runt h ot nn minor-: tJ’’‘ L'lv’' shown either ! .strokes. Not only- did Eddie brut without making it! f 1 had n pi • therefore fans Can depend on u KirkmxmJimt his score w« tower than; bear the J ...rttpesi-e. 'r... it... tumty to take in two fine -;am»a this Il4) comeu uhe be.w^Lartotal ot the otfier pair 'nL Irin , LnZl wrej* rig! On Saturday, Mm Until j -------------- ’ or •lownr.hips through whfh the ,iu2id played here unci furnished stiff oppo-' i npAi TnQQCDQ DC AT {Knawxod with a 73 and Hller finish- is to be constructed • :lti£>ri. finally losing to the home team LUUHL lUdOCHd OCR I No one blame* the present . rood rt-.e to nine CLYDE PARK 17-8 ------------- - ------------. ccmmbflon for the situation that now' Marshall's three-runs all come in the vu i rmm 1 UNIQUE VAUDEVILLE ,, . • Fextsu Tills was an unfortunate legacy recond inning by virtue ot two singles R n»l»«n flntire |u,’,uuc xmuwuviuuc . AT tnUIA CRtTC CAID tlwt "as handed dflwu tojJhem from! and two errors Hastings, picked up B'”cam to Play Delton SaturAl (UNIA rntt rAln their pred««»or» ike anginal Covert | two-in the fourth«when Brandy, Mr-' , day—A-Squad ~ • - • Takes On : lead, petition was filed several yearsCann. Brown mid Parker all hit safely ' East Paris Thursday . Program to Range From Sub­ •ago Because of certain change; in Ifrandstetteg was out ut the plate when •he road it was thought wise to have’ lime to Ridiculous From Displaying a greatly brand । lu- attempted to scojc on Brown's . . . improved . new petitions gotten out. Two sets single but McCann and Brown- were.of gome, the Hastings B-tiam of sho*-' Sporting Items PENNEYS to Compare Ou Values! KEA4NANT DAYS THURSDAY RayonVests & Blooniers c August 15 to 20 1MHISV. • buck. ar hl* bloom willow.. HB: r * ■'Lining served I it and /i-cm inlet I ♦ ► < !• I 1 SATURDAY Seasonal Buy Now!. SHOES Remnants 1/^ Price! at end-of season Reductions bv Part,, . d«ubk T>|J l«»h (tacirf-R.rbB.hb.m pue-across u run in egth of the next, - three Inajng* while Roush, jrftc^ngl 17 W 8 in a juntch here Friday evening. for Hustings. Was holding Hu- visitors-The contest;-however, was much closer Everything from the sublime to the cuhited and signed. The construction ,ridiculous will t>> included in this was mithoriied by the b<»ard of ruper[ year's vaduevlUt attraction, to be pre­ .isors, who have the sole aetbority m ; tented in front of the grand glimd each uch a manor; but of covizc thc road -• .-I........-t the fjnla comm’vsion 1? the body that has to Ha,.,,.. -Pbr n»,i, .„d jFree Fair. August 15. to 20. — - --., actually to doing the work Muoh- lor Marshall Vuiiih-nheiail and . ot i The present road commission had Allan 1 |M-r cent. , .: The complete program numbers of 1 iv«- Hastings players. Roush. Miller.; which will-jntcrsper*e the racing event.;! made Jhetr plans for thc improvement Stmitoti. McMillan and Woodman “each afternoon und will tie repeated} of this highway under thc Covert Act Hustings AR R H PG A-jvr.tp il better than 3U p-r cent ring-:again in the evening, Includes th- Di- as autliorired by the aupervfeor*, bcHarrington. If — D4-U-CII* । ov-idua Trio, syncopated ircrobat',; cause Uwy felt that the supervisor!,. Young. *S '■ were- high men far Clyde Park with!Ellen Dea. an attractive beauty knownjhaving twice given their approval ol Brandy. rf " average* ot 42f^mul 34 4 reaficctiig-ly j 4% the Dancing Jongleu&e; Fink’ its ■:■ instruction left the commission J: while RoiL'h mid Miller'were high fur, Trained Anhnuls. a troupe <1! remark-1 no alternative than .to proceed'with JJ Hustings with :wt9 .Hid 37. , qbly intelilgeni dogs and a troupe of j the building of the toad under the •■i The l4-unis ol Miller and Stanton.! comedy mule*; Happy mid Go-lucky 1 Covert Act. But the difficulties that vjRouah und Woodman, mid McMillan 1 two premier clown* whose antics reach I have confronted them have made .the Moore. C J'find Tinker each went- through the 1 unheard of heights of burlr-qu*.-; Cook rfiAd commi.v>ton hesitate about going - toureiumcnt with the lass of only .one ; und WLsnrr with their Trick Fatii, i idicad. especially’ when there have been ’ game , FlordehM Mtucnhua. Brazilian Wood, r threats of litigation if they attempt to H On Saturday. July 30. Hie L-r.il B-1 who fa.’cina'tes her audli in< .s'-uitli re-- j put till* roud through under the Covrrt Mar-hall ABRHPO Atti ain.Will travel to i>-lton for u return! markable slack wire- an mid the Wan law » Wan Sm; Troupe, u collectimr of acThere seems only'.one way in which rood can b>- bmii. and that would 3 game will be op August 4. when Eusr ci.mplislHd Orientals who ustminj, 0 patis comes here far a tournament with tlajr repertoire of feat- of; be for the couhty-road commission to Purdue, ss 1 Tin- A-tram Into action here Strength, juggling, coihofiloiiist mid Ik" ahead and build R. paying tor it Murphy. _JJb 4 again tomorow evening tThutsdayi acrobatics. ■ < ut «it JU own funds, without levying Uj against Clyde Park; In spite of general conditions the any-tax on the county or ii[H.n town1 i Herewith tire details of the Ha.stings- tonia Free pair ihnnagenmnt has not I '•hllu anrl assessment districts In that Cludstune. 2b Bischof!. I! ikhnptd thing* In'the least. In fact’ l'enl undoubtedly the road wouldxjto1 Clyde Park game: . Vandenhi-ad. p theje ha* been un unusual effort made trailed very much a* the county road ,2. Hasting?. SP ia Roush- 168 389 to make the 1932 exposition Just a lit­ roniniissian is now doing that work on the 167 miles of towpship road which it GO 16? ... tle bit bitter thuln in former years. has taken , over this year. Thfrre would Sunday's -game brought "Pat'..'' pop- i manUin .' 15W 34 8 dnubllr-s lx- a coating Of gravel zpu’ illur colored team from Bi|ttle Creek to’i Mr,xiillan OBITUARY. 150 313 ’ th.- local diamond for the Hrr.1 time wuxlnum Edwin j. Hubbard, youngest son of on it which would, make it a passable 150 30.1 this sea. 4in Thi- forjner Bishop's ColMr and Mrs Jos: Hubbard, was born road. That seems the best way out 47 168 ■ .red Giunte are known as the Oultim- ;p,.nn4-tt 174 27JI November 3. 1888,'in Allegan Cu On cf the •difficulty; and it ami to us November 5. 1907. he was married to that that much ought to be •dune. The rar mid ufv 1'U11 lugs Tinker y brand <•! bam-tan,jhiskirk \ . Mi.ts Bewh- Shea ol Hastings To this people living on the Center road haw . 48 178 union two son* were born, cun Janies been promised an improvement of that . 38 172 Hastings gut off to what looked like and Howard William Hubbard The road. They ought Uphove it Tiny uro ! not arifing for un •xjtpeusive road, but a long lend when I hey scored four runs: . WI3 1652 30 4 family moved to Illinois in 1923. return- — in Un- third frame. Moore, first upj id ’'as-»nink . are t-nIng to Hasting., in December 1930. Mi .!‘hey are asking and wcR SP Hubbaid find b<vn in l»»r health gyud-j titled to a jia&utble road Unit will, -n* doublet). Brown walked; tbrj' wrrc|'Clyde Park GU 162 vialiy mowing wor.M- until death fable them to get to market, which Judvunced bv Harrington's sacrtfnr and ' 160 sr-on-d on Young‘.-i ‘ingle Brandy wav ' claimed him on July 17. 1932 nt th-•; jmj>oM-ible during the«spr(ng break-up 166 337 age <>l 43 year-. 7 months and 12 days 'and during wry rainy M-asans. breau-ft out on .'trikes and then McCann slam- ' . 158 29 Ji Besides the wile and two sons h>- have, 'of the wrenched condiliou of tliat lughnu-ri out hi* fourth home run lor the *•’* 50 178 28 1 his mother, Mrs. O Richards of Held-1 yvai Muring Young ahead of him. , „ Ing. n brother. A I French of Fi-nn-1 Ri>ii .h lul before Parker filed nut to, •’ Jri/'n' Hr '. 40 lit; i-vntcr for the third out. !“'1 yilb-. a sister. Mrs.' Bertrand Miller of • CAMP BEN JOHNSTON. ' • Tlie colored bovs cninr right back f, , Bradley, a sister-tn-lafc-. Ml» Margaret j It is a wonderful camp. One i* Im-1 • .38 174 and evened tin- count in the fourth ;»huHcm'i Shea ofandChicago, nieces, nephews. oti^r reiatiws. ' Fumrai|’ ’,res*ed ftrat of all~1*'thc uw!d'y “>’• ~ 32 150 313 c-juslm. and other Inning when the first three men htl|s•»>M'vuw relutires. F ' and the next two got life on errors. ‘ services were held at th*- (Xld Fellow i proach lo it and scope ck it. Tents arcj 487 IhW hall on Jul*' 19. at two P. M . Rev B J not clu; tered togcthcrj as In many Conley was caught * off third for an out. Muller was out on play but Wnl- - Hustings Teams W Adcock officiating Burial in Riverside. I riU1!pv Inaking it possible for more in­ ton. the pitcher, lined out a Ix-autlfiil.Miller-Stanton . — 1* * "■ । dividuahly and drfginnllty in beautifydeub(»- that cleaned tile baM-s The Roush-Woodman MILO. | ing the lent surrounding.-:.. ’ ’ Visitors added another run in Uie fifth McMillan-Tinkt-r The Milo Jjidles' Aid will give an tee Tie* beautiful lake fiirnl-ihes nefeon two i(o<xl hita-by Busby mul Wil-on. Bi ni>eti-BiL-klrk . cream and rake .-octal Saturday <-vc- quate water sports and training and Hustings tied the'score in the m-v- i o, born-Maicolyi . iiing, July 30, on the lawn of the horn, the equipment is Adequate unless it be enth on an error, iwul a hit by- liar-1 » of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Join s. Lockshon- a lack of canoes. A large-fun-ful slide, j , rington. and shoved over the winning} Farm All are urged to coriie, 17 one small floating rati mid one very. run hl the eighth session when’ Parker i . . . T1.ain. Mrs. Mutt Falk -and daughter Lucile' large one way out in deep water, give doubled and wored on Brown s safety. < ’’J'1JyrK J<am. of Battle Crook-vlslted at the home ol thrills for all grades of swimmers. ■ W«e: ». C.lumb.. 1her sister. Mrs, Ethlyn Tooze Sunday. . Tiir dining hsdgv is so built and ar-1 Mrs. Alfred chose and children of Bat- ranged that it te'not otjly quite ude-[ . BriitffonLSrbultvmp . Box score: ■ -quale Cor 150 >and it is fulD but 4tj iSr Ko-.M-n-S DcLi-ctiw ’uii attended church wrvtce at Milo in gives tile appearance of a big homcj Hum Ing- • ABRIIPOAIJ DeDreuw-UBlond .. tta- afternoon. . fc nuiv „ is that. The boys inarch I mid ,it surely Harrington. If Sunday afternoon callers ,nt the. an tangle hl« Lie very quietly after the J7 f... Clark Osborn . home of Mr. ...-.I mid kMrs lowering of the colors <from a statelywere-. Mr and Mrs. Clconte Merriman flag |x>li.- given by the Grund Trunk | McCann. 2b A-TEAM TOSSERS DEof Kalrnnitztio. Mr. and Mr*. Lerov Shop of Buttle Creek' and remain! 1 12 Sl Roush, lb ’ FEAT LANSING 21-15 Newton and family of ComsUx-k. Mr standing ut their respective tables’ and Mrs. Utwrence Osborn and family while T. Ben Johnston himself oilers! । 5 .(/Victory. Gives Hastings Two of Naxhville. and Mr and Mrs. Elsu grateful thunks to the Giver of all '• Moure. e Jenson and family of Richland. Mrn. _ _____________ w tilings. Food is served by officers „.. and Bfnwn. p 10 3 Out of Three Wins—Ringer J. J. Doster of Woodlark! and daughter. I leaders at each end df long tables qnd M — Lavcra Quick of T. -----------------J10t oniy R<MH| |(>u of Mrs Banllcld werel|)<; Total -34 6 H 27 14 ‘ Averages High Colored Giant' | P^nty of briskly-fought games fea- callers of Mr. and Mrs Osborn Sunday it. For supper. July 20. tlie menu was • macaroni, cabbage, tomato . salmi, iColtiinbia Cleancn.1 AB R H PO A|tured the -rubber'' tournament between forenoon. There was a good attendance at the orange punch, dill picnics, bftiwn atrd 3 Lansing and'-the Hastings A-team at Aid Wednesday. Mesdnmes Bradfield white bread, peanut butter, applesauce ■ Hughes, cf °' the courts here Saturday evening. The and Wood were most efficient hoMes-e- and ginger-snaps, mid any boy finding i Busby, ss Mrs Grace Flower is enjoying her fault with meals Ijke that, something, local team won 21 to 15 but tire dlffcrWilson. 3b o 'ence of only two points in ringer aver- vacation this week doing some work at is wrong with the boy. Conley. If . her home in Kalamazoo. Homer Junior Barry county's efficient1 Scout Execu­ Taylor, c 2;ai(C(i indicates how closely the player* Is with her tive. Lloyd Shofer. is In charge of pro-! O.w.-ro matched, Hastings has'now won Mrs. Delia Towne and son Earl are grain and activities, which means a Muller, lb 0 two out Qf three tournaments from now al home at their farm here. Mp good lime for all. July 20 the rampfire Walston, p 0} Lansing and possibly other meetings — jinny be arrangtd before the season Towne is not enjoying very good program whs put on by tent* I and 2‘ health at present. We hope jhe may with the help of Mr. Shafer, consisting I Total* of yells and songs, a two-act comedy | soon feci much better;. C. Brown, fifteen years of age. pitch­ Two base hit*: Moore. Parker. Wals­ Hattie Bellinger was in Alamo, paw play, a supposedly well trained quur-j ing his lint tournament with tin* Hus­ ton tings team won all six games James Paw and Mattawan edrly last week. t< t tried to render "Old ’Black Joe." but Home run: McCann. - . the leader was obliged to finish the' Site was accompanied by her cousin. E. Sacrifice hits: Harrington. Roush. won liLs match from Fisher. Lansing M. Cadwulladcr, looking after some number as u sqlo. a pantomime hospi- ; star, and during one round pitched 20 buslnes. Hughes. tai scene woe well acted wherein one. Smirk out: By Brown. four; by ringers out of 34 tosses for an average camper was relieved of a can-»i» mid Walston, two. of 85 per cent.- One peculiar thing BRANCH DISTRICT. two-more. A scout mother of BatUel about the match wits that Oaks, aver­ Mr. and Mrs Fred Rowden and son Creek. Mrs. Williams, gave a fitting, aging 465 per cent ringers only won u of Grand Rapids were guests of Mr. talk on the value of Cmnu Ben Jahiut-i Pythians Defeat Lake single round although four of. his op­ and Mrs. K EAMUdgc and Ruth Fri­ ton. The Cub camp leader. Mr. Odessa! independents ponents averaged from 1 to 12 points day. Handier, with lit* violin, acbompanted lower. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Norton accom- by a guitar, furnished some music, i The first casualty to date happened panted by Mr and Mrs Samuel Norton The program closed with a hypnotic! Playing much better baseball than in apy previous game, the Hasting* K. cf toward the conclusion of the second of Lakeland. Fla. spent Thursday In stunt performed by T. Ben Jolpwton P teams turned back Lake Odessa, 11 round.' A shoe fill the top of the stake Coldwater, the guests of their brother. upon one Mr Walters, who was so to 4 last Sunday at Lake House field, at and glanced upward striking Woodman, Walter Norton, and family. worked upon that he ran ipto tlie lake.' who was keeping score. ■ on the foreThornapple lake. The annual reunion of the Mudge. doing cxUclly-what the tamji hud ask­ The Pythian nine held their visitors Branch. McKelvey and Morgan schools ed Mr. Johnston to have him do. Then scoreless for five Innings. Dunn, pitch­ though tlw: wound bled considerably. wiU ba held at Thomapple lake Thurs­ followed the ven- impreAve recital at Herewith are details ot the tourna­ day. August 11 A cardial invitation to Scout Laws and tlw Scout benedlcing for the K. of P's held hl-, oppo­ nents to 8 hits, struck out 8 and passed ment : all Interested parties | tidn. ’ Hastings SP R Pct. Vivian Day has returned from Kel- I Fifteen — Barry —------------------county boys --------------are profit. The managers of the two teams ure C. James ... 314 211 logg camp at Pine lake, but Edwin I Ing by attendance in the line camp seeking to arrange a return game at C. Brown .. 198 51.8 Maurer returns for another four weeks I Nelson Gardner. William Fox and Lake Odessa In the near future. I Tlie E. James ... 334 178 Miss Ina DenMnore of Wyoming i Lynn Perry are tent leaders and have K. of p. team has won two out of the E Titus ... Park spent the week end as the guest been at the top in tent inspection . It S4M<ms impossible for’any boy to 124 last three starts and offers to make a R. Stanton . of ..._ Miss _ Ruth Mudge. better allowing against opjiosing teflms 48.5 Miss Donna McKeown entertained attend Hite camp and not be greatly from now on. her friend, Sing Duell, of M. 8. C. over helped to live more abundantly. t .21 15 2144 1067 49 8 the week end. C. F- Angell. Total HRE Average 49.8. The Jesse Fossett family and the Lathrop families had a family gather* OBITUARY. Lansing W L 8P R Batteries: Gk-von. Haskins and Fisher 230 57.8 Harold Eugene Moore was born at Goodemott. H- Dunn, F. Smith-Umpire, Graham 167 52.5 thur Lathrop's. . Parchment. Michigan, January 16. 1931. Taylor 3/3 346 174 503 Van GOrdcr. The first International pence con­ and passed away at University hospital. The K- of P. team wants games with Beckwith 45 2 ference is believed to have been called Ann Arbor. July 19. 1932. aged eighteen Freeport. Martin, Ada or any clo.vs B 370 162 by Tsar Nicholas of Russia on May months, three days. His little life was or C team. They have put a lot of work Allen 190 tn inoa ' one of suffering, but we know he has on this djamond which is tn A-1 shape Ehret gone to a better, home. He leaves lo now and are anxious to keep a full The Boston Park department con­ mourn his loss, a mother, father, one schedule ahead. Cali or write. Ward Total IS 21 2144 1029 48. ducts a school for youth* eager to learn sister, his grandparents and a host of the art of umpiring. Baine, Hastings, phone 3920. . relatives. FRIDAY A 8ETS M98c Men’s Shirts and Short! too shirts, rjhted or flat-knit. G«d bniafkloth shorts with clastic sides; fancy stripe pat­ terns; fast colors. Buy Now! Save! $z We Am r to clear them! They’re valuev you don't find often . . . and then, only at Pendry's 1 Economy! Utility^— “DuweU” Up Goes the Buying Power of Your Nickel! Bleached MUSLIN SHEETS Light-weight . . . cool! For camp, lummer cottage, or borne. Keep one or two on hand' Full Double . . 43* Snowy 36-in. fiheer Full Standard ChiBon Construction! HOSE French heel ALL-LINEN CRASH Luncheon Clothe Limited Quantity Cradle vole 52152 in.' Super Suds Palmolive Soap at this iotv plaid*! 5c If Windstorm Wrecks Your Buildings Tonight Have You Money With Which ' To Replace Them? Thl* shows the devastation earned by a cyclone May ft 193?. This oiu-r fine barn was owned by Melissa F. Burgess. Sec. 30. -Forester township. Sanilac Co. This Company promptly paid a *900 loss on this property^ HIS big reliable Windstorm Insurance Company has paid almost TWO MILLION DOLLARS dur­ ing the last ten years in cyclone losses... A Liberal Policy, giving AMPLE PROTECTION at LOW cost Don’t wait until after the storm ... Insure TODAY! T 46 Years of Prompt Settlement of All Claims See one of Our Local Agents or Write the Home Office Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company HOME OFFICE HASTINGS, MICH1GA1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, JULY V, t»M PAGE POUR The Hastings Banna^Xg^TS.^ yrf.vs. at H..i;pr«. Nithigaa. ,«ny nlce-appeanng yoqng chap ■ ---------- -------- —-------- woman! could thus coax you' Into .TOK•*«<*.-------------------------------------------------------- . .... . What Others Say This and That Tlie "Olive Brandi" Petition .ColonisLs Desired Peace. An Attempt to Avoid War. King George Spurns Offer BRUCK ER. agVKXTrwEVESTH YKAB education But this type of "‘yrnpathy —„u* fact tliat Governor has been carried to excess In. Bruckrr ha - picked up considerable op-1 Among all documents relating to the many college boards are rclusin to pertnit the names of their respectlv <>, npubi,™,, mu i~n2S!??G“V* L0"’', ,BrJ5'’ itutitutions to be tired as part uf pi ibrwi'.d Miciilgan h r hail 111 on J«b'7. IT75. one year be­ -.’. .I ; •>’;> ' Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday SPECIAL PRICES TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Mrs. Marion Goodyear entertained bghtfully at bridge Tuesday evening.! complimentary to her niece. Mb* Ruth' Beattie, of 'Wisconsin. who is her’, guest. Top score was won by Mm. Roy ’ Hubbard for the ladles and by David French of Middleville for the men. । Mrs Raymond Kerr <Mary Palmer'1 of Henrietta. Oklahoma, arrived yea- fc : >.ad; . ;! u uuet th.- •rts 1 .n fu,no“* dpeument. one ha* recently terduy for a visit with her sister. Mrs i -* ‘ uXbl. the n^Tn; miml y a. I cartc to Amenr * • nd uu.br -.id .prices Just a* gi n.w York on January 77 S.»me Wallace Osborn and family Solictors liatp Mr and Mrs- Chiu, Mahoney of ' > '> . '”l>”ctor «4 Americana unAaibtrdlv will and th”'agencies hen- are . : .. ■ . .itwraii L..!,i„.k . .. "I '* " Mr and Mrs Chas. Stine. ■ - .. .ri. T. i:-1,.......... iniHh. « mrmben. of the Second Con- . Mr and Mrs Charles will and son' g><ln i . an ir.uun. uih-uu! Congrvw who slgned.it. M Hubert sjient liUt week In Nile*, the I . CONCERNING THE CANDIDATES lat,'r -dhxrd lhetr names to Hw Dec- guest* uf their daughter and husband I „r w. .... not v..y mud. impn ■ 'd • r.hIU£tton >»da,^.«t. IK-r । Mr. and Mrs .Clare Burton. ..any <>1 Hw camfidMM for u*.ver;aa : dgnlflrana* of this I Dr. and Mrs. Dennis Murray left' . Al ih»m hire lit !-..... it ;<>mmeiui *»>' »•««- , •th.™ rir the hiahwt office !14 Murhigan ?‘!y,nr “/ W“'!. M.K. iKhan Of Flint. W-; h of Grand ‘A"“ L"Ct’e.T"It ,J ° Am«lcan ontano ‘ "7" ' . PUBLIC. OPINION. It K I’.q .u Quinun U Grand R.., .a. NilhSrM^de Mr. and Mrs H. O Haye. ..nd Mr Lx-Govemor Fred Green » ot Lun n.;; all randuiat£T h ? p ^ ^^nG imX^manv । ” “ l Mra W N• <W«ter are planning ot going lobe difficult for t! Governor- Rrucker on the republican "O1‘J,L P«‘n‘ ,,_at 'to tnk*’ * twt> tt*ek-s‘ niotor tnl» »u,n» ncket. wih Mwml m..M <>: 'Heir cam»»« iflarute KMte and btyond ernment. A governor with will and pur, juih'Ii Hh". .lilacking the-pr.• enr e:.e, j M.nt)^n(., itsclf qj,cc tl i tangible 1 ,o •Mr”’lrc“1' Quebec. Lake Champlain ix.v< can da away with nil the ur.nm-srary functions' now being performed. • nou-. hatuMcap for him Caruev of;.'” ‘?A'C ’Mr ^UTwencre with Eng-1 --------- --- For tlie Last Three pays of BOOSTER WEEK JULY 28-29-30 25% Reduction On any Aten’s or Boys’ Suits, Stetson or Stylepark Hats, Dutchcss Trousers, Travelo or Webber Sweaters. 10% Reduction On AU Furnishings K»£amiz,M. and Judge Patrick O Brien ' ‘‘mo? tflte Sa^Taere bv no TWIJiTY YEARS AGO TODAY. burden of taxation and simplify <«r ..re ■-•miuratively unknown Die-re two 11 !IH comniMs were by no| government, for the people arc - m.n and Wil.'um ComMock rready to break with the crown. I. Mr FTrfB-KrltarnfMoun •• ra“d d ?k a 11 vi X n- .1-mWashington himself declaring j Ohm. re-turned Tuesday to tbdr i minded." 'ratw^nXi wnuu’ x JL Sput- - •”» ’*> '«““*«* -> I hornj ™ with Mr and Mra , Probobjy the above tMirugraph was «-d wealthy a few year.- , but tr* t.- (A’Ottfea wanted independence, say* h M Craig. They were well pleased ; compciM-d as a 'xlpp ut Bruckcr but it nil. according to his own public : Dr. Adam- 'Hu.-, view was represented; w,‘h Hasting* and thought it would be CONCERNING BRUCKER. in an earlier petition blaming every- “ ‘’eslrabie place to lire. As the .time approaches f ir the prtz nient.s. He »pcculati-d in fx-tnn, ,H jiinng on the colonial ministers and M15H Ru’h Rouse of Ypsilanti is tlw mary election the voters of this 4tal<. , and • *'kl,,4: l,'-‘t their jioilcu-x be modified.' Kll«,at of tier sister. Mr*. Mnurlei Lnmtor the next governor to reduce <x • will naturally ^ive d gdexi deal of con­ ■ ;T" this King George paid little aiu-n-j*”** ' ’ ' 'ior ( s j tioifc uml year later in May 1775. the I ll,r Mlsre.'* Mary and Kaltiarinp Palsideration to the .governorship. W<- are pensesand simplify government know■ First Continental Congress tried again | nh'r oI *n»M“na. who are spending the r.of pretending fff express any .opinion ing. that the ixsiple are wildly behind . Johns Jlcpubliran Jm* 'Declaration >*f th.* Causes of Tak-i • ‘ ‘ u ' n ’ n '' r take were the gnes’s such a proiwition. The former govt-r• - but our own. and will gladly bpen thc ' UAW * A lintTT- V ■ mg Up Arms " addrc.-Mi! to ihe people (hc M**-’** Ida and Jennie More a . columns of the Banner for the expres- nor docs no*, exaggerate the |m|Mirtanrv ,( li?., *< Great Britain. ’ ; few day* last week . Atom of opinion by others. We believe m a Uwroughly urou.wd public opinx’h ' *■' Then came a third attempt to modify Mr an ® Mr * Robert Lambic renit for Mike Hart of SagJhaw. optmon in England, which really rep- ’nmed on Friday from a two weeks' that, under existing wnditioiu. the Groesbeck. Green mid many othergovSldatTtar tlu*^mmiitwi’’ on RrT'.- - rr.-entfd ’-i,,stwl the alUUlde attitude of of conservativeGLMt.wni conservative, VL’,,t .W’h relatives rehlives m In Flint. 'Flint. Pontiac, Pontiac. . people of tlus.Mate will fare better ernora wte> came before have demon. eimorX a few hour.- ”t£ Mito&i-i U’ AnWr,M' bu*rww *"n “ni‘ P"Cr’ wilh.the rrnommatton and re-election st rated conclusively by their record- dcnlv nu*. ii on l u- ' tXMnn 'planters, os to the’ uncertainty of em-im,,<*t "u ’rip by auto < t Wilber m Bnicker titan by trying economical government is imjM«l' and Jaletl tint ii*- wanu4 to p,, barking upon an lmle|>cndent course! Misses Zclla Odell and Etta Patton a*new~wnrifriat”-n thus tinu*. We can without tin* •upport* ' of,- public. ■ tacK U1 <vasHin’:--..t». Mik* ;. Aimed in ■ the na|lon.-i of Hu* world. Tills! »'<U,r«»’‘<1 Friday from Traverse City opinion. When ciU«-tw in general re<u,e ,*,;*( raim.-.iu.: wlu.7 Mli-lu-l*^ ,11’ -O1IX0 Branch Petition of I wJ*rt' ’hey “pent their vacation with .•re no reason why the republicans of five to intt-re- t thrm - lvr . -in ' ii<- - u.m r--<!•<! *- •' i-'- i .r-r and n< copies were sent to King i re'atrtt-’ “nd friend*. and n hott •aa’ • which.two Midtignn slxnild no', givff Mr. Brucker ‘ r'-t uumM-iri m .... ...... ... .» ... -r ini r„V)., ln din,.rr|1! u,.u to aVoJd ki^| Mr* Frank Langstrom iMh<’cu*-c of a remmination. Hr u entitled to it government, the field is left w, by storm ot wan Tlw- copy oUcred forr*,r^ lvlr,'1,,-‘- Mr and Mrs. R. I. Hen­ for organized group> to purser. ' .ii, was found m the private library o! I<**r*tmt for a few days She Is accon-by party usaec. H>* came into ofllce at a Colonel Fitz William near Peter-' Panted bv a friend. Mu*.? Bernice Shcrone of Hie must difficult periods in our i*h IccLlaUon for their .own • tat* lyirough. . man of Mt Pleasant. hi«!nry. It will be conceded tliat he. has benefit- Nor 1-. Hu. u h-lln In tl.l* mt. ag<- the . ikimts "reriemn-J Ordali* and B”ntnre Sutton j ledcraf congrr. ” was addins n few BIL ­ ‘met Hw situMion fairly. He Called a ■,hf" government in jxra. r . Pul . 1-. a-v-ure y.nfr Majs-.s.iv that wc ru»’ ■,r*' “Pending thl* week with £rlativc>! LION U> BALANCE Hi- blliigi L . ' spcctil wsMon ot the -JegWaturr and <h-iaU are public ,*erv.ih’ .u Phone 2266 ' only nbv.t anU-ntlr dt.Aie that the torl w Lansing Hastings, Mich. m.vt ardently desire j • K-ikx are Ix-zinnlh” to believe it tmen harmony bet-aven her ''Great I asked for a reduction of at le.ut 45.000.- ‘ necessarily guided more or h x, about time the gents' down at Wa ii-; . ----THIRTY YEaAs AGO TODAY Uiqion woke up to Uio FACT THAT* UrttsliH-s‘n‘l these o»!oni 000 in rtiV.e .ixpen-u s. The lawmakers rfcmaniL made upon them Th itabll’ihed on 1 Mim Lottie Van Auken spent Sundiiv ONE WAY TO RUN CH ,,ir. ■ ---- ■ - . .... ... rpetuate it> with lier bmther. R* v n r Vnr. AuIls TO CUT ‘ and cut slate,expenses W.OOO.KOO Tilt-' state Mt by silenily while i-jhiiiiJ group? AV ! biasings unin.< rruptedfby tiny -hiturr-! ken at Middleville. Governor did not a->k that upon othcri are prt x-iiig their .-a Utah demand.*..- ex­ BUSINESS big and email. ami. di-renHon - to Mieiccduig generations ,- MUs Jndabelle Busby visited her sDI ter. Mrs Mark Warren, in Charlotte C- Smith. M Jordan and Honorable RADIO PHONE SERVICE be placed the burden of making sac- r travagance U inevitable P.mucaL nu- PEOPLE IN ALL WALKS OF Lit !. F. W Collins. last week. . have INVENTORIED DOWN TO, rlflc> for the good ol the Mate. He led chines are really quite The barn of- Caleb Thompson ol TO BE EXTENDED • Mr. and Mra James Troxel will spend caninaM THEIR LEAN POCKETBOOKS In making Mich Micrifict.' He volun- “nd the only way the th” week in Grand .Rapids and Hol­ Maple Giove burned Wednesday night THE FEDERAL UOVKRNMFNT tartly trimmed twenty per cent trojn’-h5*^ l»'to yell lr ! lanc^ . • , together with llMUbushels of wheat. HAS NOT AH, unit* nf goveninicii!' Connections to Central and his own .-Hilary and reiurned.lt to th.-, than fht-.ve well-orgai ( Mis A J Angle started Saturday MUST DO THIS THEN, WITH what South American Republics 'morning for Grand Ledge to vlut her wv'vr got left we'll bruin to get »aiv > .'fate, treasury. While only flW-en per [Thai il Just what i - lin son Seth and family. From there ahe Are Underway plat--’. And ihi' goes .fur sh-publicaii-: cent w.,-. taken from the Mlwr state «»!- \ will go io Toledo. Ohio, who< rhe ,.ntl Deli;.,.—lite Chesaning Are is HEWS CILEANIHOS. ■■ It is !-xjx*ctcd that radio Ulcpiione will visit her daughter. Mrs. W. A. ichtit than icmihlst California, according lo a recent sur- MfV,r'' Ir,>m ‘h* United States will be cun jualy crHiclM* Mr Bnickvey. seems to be the only state without exti-ndcrl u> half a dozen Central and hate ilone. but do. Mr and Mrs. George BarncA and son a notable monument ’to Washington in S^'Uth American republics bordering on us devoted hla entire Bert and daughter jean of Chicago are >f Oh* governorship- 'for economy.ts < its parks or civic centers. ••------- •• year, according to announcement marie chief qxpeutire « Fred Hendershott. Louts Greuael. The beat grade of wool is obtained J E McElwain manager here for the republican party to renominate probably will be Hiram Rus-. John Powers. Ralph Rog- frofn. the shoulders and aides of tlv for lhe Michigan Bell Telephone cqm. ers Ford-Hicks. Roy Davis. Maurice Mieep him Hun to pick a new man. We be- > grief than it«- tl JMny. Furnishing tlie service will nece.srLambic. Lloyd Hngic. Tliomas Barnett. .------. sllalc the estabfuhing of a new radio Harold Hants and Ralph Huffman at­ s,u“on at Hialeah.rlurlda. near Miami more fair for the voters oi the Mau Aluminum ii> the .... most ......abundant" _ _. tended a’dance at Gun lake Saturday Equipment for the'station has been B. E F.’QlSBANnS metal obtained from life earth. ' to renominate and re-tlccl him in Nonight und remained over Sunday. . ordered. , MC' Julius RumcU. Ml-s B»*rth-< vt-mtx-r than lb name-another candi­ > Among thc new countries to be ot about Bentley and Belle Hicks are guc.vs ofk^l‘?LMa5 ’.he Bonn.'. date. readied by tlie service is Panama, in­ Mr. and Mrs.. W. B. Swoezy at Gun , ’ ish eo»: ol govern-' ''•whington re. mcluding Hie Canal Zone. The latter will 1. we jnuv' all .-hare*"rili-’<‘ls as u Abould j The aveflgc- rainfall in Death Vai-. be the second, outlying poMCMdtm to b1 ThU was the final • ley. tabf.. Iqwrst area in th” United। connected with tin- United States by ■ponMhilny. We ' have [a mWafcit from thr<| FORTY VEARS AGO TODAY radio telephone, m rervire with Hawaii States, is about 1’. incla-.. u year. is in no shape tinaii - for g’lod roads and Miss Wheaton of Grand Ledge is the was opened last December it tea that have cost tlie two billion dollai guest of Mix* Gertrude Pendergast Jcan NlroU.t u cn.diH*d with thc dis-. Other CentrAl American republic, included m.thc scope of the wnlcc will Rev Caley and wife of-.Ohio arc; covery of Lak • Mldugnn in 1631 a tne taxpayers wanted we have stated prej^' •oubie with'America. But. though viAitlng Mr.*t Caley's parents, Mr. and . ‘ • b<- Honduras, Nicaragua und CoiQ_ believe the Ain”rtcap otiiplbhed muhlng. it shows the Mr.- Z I* Hoyt . 'Die Ixaguc of Nation.-, formally came• Rica Thc South American countries ' iratityr of the ’ doftmia! leaders red state oxwon Mr- Charlie Horton and on Frank .into existence on January. 10,' 1W0 to be connected an* Colombia and Ven­ .--’ate >! t»lit|ral flunight dur'- went to Big Rapids Tuesday for a visit u; not consistently argu'£ -----------at ^Iirnigar. ezuela. The Bahama Islands also will e trying time-. As Dr. Adapt* •-vi:h'relatives, ' -I Golf is considered the SRgrL.requlr-1 be reached' through thc new ittation. rut. it is important in political Th” Mivw.. Louisa and Ida Hu'lman; ln« tlle With H>e prujxva-d .-'ervices in opcrator the light it throws on the :>l bhafham. Ontario, are visiting Mr ,, . „ '----------. . Hon,'the United States will have direct probl-m whit* faves etvry . nd Mi - Leon Van'V.-’re.n S1* government* have ruled1 telephone connection with nearly all nth dc-p'-ndcticies or c>>re con-, XI*, rtiLMurn . ■ r-h.r,’.., >>.h ’ Texas: Spain. France. Mexico, the Tek-’ the countries and island* bordering on HeppM Mu kejon, alm Mvr J n U*l ’ “ bhc. thc Confederacy, and the nth other nations, -how t.i ' what was formerly known as th” 8pmpolitical ‘ ■- ixlting Mrs R Rvrrsrm i •turned inme U” ■ed stau'-; I i*h Main, as wire .service-already __________ ____ rcachihout harm u ~ ighbiir or colony, .Monday ' There arc over 21590 motion picture "•'/Cuba and Mexico, and radio reie.'•taiufiinicew this theater.s in active operation m tlw' l,hn,,c -service wm extended to Bcr­ th uiDcndmcnt und deniunci P; ip to Colorado. leaving tor tin- >)l-1 UiAtcd Stale.* , « mtidn late last year. Tlie additions will u .- 'Lite ■Lite August Aur.’ist 5. Denver mil util be he their brtiv the total foreign countries 'withheadquarters. Z Registry of motorboats- in the United' in. telephone reach of the United States Mr and Mra Warren Williams ex­ States for 1931 showed a total of 158,- to 45. of pect to leave for Petoskey this evening '531 ----------- ------------------------' t > remain during thc summer months BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. Federal courts. have noljirudictlon ASKING THAT DOG Mr.i Hattie Coward of South Byron. "Man .- ngftt to xs'should rest New York, will accompany them over questions regSFdinJTnSylight savLAW BE AMENDED nn. upon fua ability to u«* the posaesaioo pnnR K. Giant.hu uncle. Frank Jordan J?* l*<»juch as the one in Ma-vaw 'Him-irbhlf —The Rev E M L ci Chester. Eaton county. Dan w cnUMluGrand Rapids Residents Wag . ■ . can vtn; 'Gould *? ‘"S"," E“* ” Brl-' »I >l».or.w, irm m ing War Against Dogs Run­ ua.M>S«t.«( MranlMillKlMM 8,„„ „mt ,r0 t.„ ning At Large mb hunitn, tru. Inf jUw^-c.luonu, »i«l nMd*. lure of our race, our greutc.*:t difficulty JT«U> (or . is to ciinntiatr .th” 'personal clement " >. Colorado. It seems that not only do dogs di —Sir Arthur Keith, anthropologist. many thousand dollars worth of damWorkmen are engaged in moving thc ; Martm Van Buren. »hen _pjc&ldcnl age to livestock even- year in Michigan ,. . ——;— . court house It will’be moved to the prohibitum and uv.zuz. Feeling for art 1mm nothing to dq northeast corner of the court yard and of the United Slates, had a carriage but they are abo proving to be nut-' be enforced—as Sto H*KMu? * m‘n* made of timbers from the frigate Con- ance» in other ways. Kent county “ w:<1 t0 lhe Wshe4t hUWer make money taking >u stitution gardeners have a "council" with ochours,- but they don t .-..<U auu araaae war Frank Maus of Grand Rapids has N > law. i.» enacted with All men like praise If a man says be*n 'Uiting here the past week. hat such law will exterminate tlu.: he doesn't, he should examine —-----•.against which it i» aimed., himself again —Henry Ford FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAYBoth the Atlantic and Pacific oceans! ^^^/“ resoKitfpn reciting the many ofienres ■aganut, it win- be; ----------. Hon • J M Nevins is dangerously ill longer -dresses. Gentlemen are can be seen on a clear day from the!S?mp“*n,t4 m’de •»>’ gardenefs about . ’ Business men arc demanding more at his residence on Jefferson streetsummit of Mt Irazu, in Costa Rica, itne ni,,“n8 I-Iwir gardens by dogs matter. w<* mav fail ■ loudly that the buMnosa jxillcy of a Rev J. Merrifield x>f Dt'catur will ---------- z ' running nt large. They took tills matter W-i- r<.- i:id- ■ businr.-s nation should qnt. be settled; Ordinary gasoline >111 freeze at, 173,1>P with the prosecuting attorney, one afiall ty by politicians. ‘—Str Harry Armstrong ,preach at the court house tomorrow evening. degrees below zero Fahrenheit. > shertfl and deputies, also the stale cnn­ restriction will'! - --------Iscrvation department Under the law "We have several bunkers with alrrora the.tone of the Republican return of proiiBfe There arc 18 feathers tn a peacock s | now there u no way to get any comof the fourth congressional dlsGazelle.\ ma-t thc same dictatorial powers with spinach. । pensauon for damage to gardens Stahn of 'Russia.* -Senator Coiuetu trtct wr thlnk therr u no lloubl of the t**1.now! who digv up the most sutaertp- to remark, when served without it—i I caused by dogs. Tlu* council suggests an renomination of Hon. Julius C. Burrows Thc longest covered bridge in the amendment to the state's dog law * for cwrreis Hon* during the summer ►campaign Boston Herald. world u at Butler. Kentucky. i which will protect them. Tlie editor of the Banner and Hon. They usually attack you with a ^tort ' A proposed apartment hou.c. to i>e ^.j, a'tKudeA an'the question o: prz. o .amuy oi uve may me ior a motel * Haney Wright will addrew the peo­ A family'<>1 five may nde for a nickel; . u*.“,On< ^hfM?LWho ma.te Wrt,«nln« CHARACTER of • human ■‘interest'’ appeal, and plenty built mainly of glaai. offers—fur. bar ---------•------- ---------*-- •*-ple of Orangeville in the Eagle achool- on Kansas City streets cars on Sunday..’but J"0* w,u‘ <«rdetx3 at ot colozsal nerve. Their "lines- all have । their hnmes. realize how much of a lear. The democratic party u on Stars row; ius faith was earlier up: house near the residence of T. P. Dia­ har,— modCbt simes'—Arkansas Gaa sameness Invariably there u a hard- i Rlt<; Approximately 73.000.000 seed cats-' nuisance dogs can be by running across . Fixed on the enormous galaxy. mond on Saturday evening. August 13. logues are mailed to-prospective cus-.vegetable and flowqr beds and doing publican party favors submlsaion but t;' Deeper and older seemed his eye; < luck story designed to arouse sympathy ■ ' A Hayes and Wheeler club was or­ lomen each year i other damage not necessary to men­ and the appeal is not io much a busi-' in Yorkshire recently there was ram.. not concerned one way nr the other tn And matched his sufferance sublime ganized at Middleville last Friday eve­ . tion. If this amendment shall be adopt’ tlie subject Itself. If the act is repealed. The ucitumhv at time. ning Tlie attendance was large and ntzslike propciition of selling you a ha-J. Meet and snow, thunder, light-' then MWM the republican ,S1, M worried Nearly one-quarter of the me Swedish oweaisn^en ed by oy the me legislature, it win will mean more party is and wxjrds more soft than. the following officers elected, via; magazine you really want as it is a ning and a gale all m one day Evi- #bcmi“ ome'other’method oT' cantroih He spoke, mhabthMiu^of the world live in the (money from the dog fund .-when rain President. Capt 6. B Smith: Vlee। garden owners ssk compensation tor matter of angling for a personal favbr. dently somebody had been rash enough lnS" ’h* Mtuatton Thu- does not Brought the Age of Gold again Preaidant. John p. Emory: Secretary. ; damage done by dogs 15 per cent cl cf the About 75 .willing to eras* the bridge when it u mined in tha United States u tense about Mlling nujazir.es> at all, ’ Show. s of cause and effect reached —Rockford Register. —Ralph Waldo Emerccn. in Fotm». mittee. R E Combs. P. W Nhkern. J. ed into aluminum mon businass. 50% Reduction On'All Straw Hals Many Other Bargains on These , Three Days. We Give Prizes at the Strand Theater Every Night This Week. "The Store for Dad and Tad" A Quotation Crumbs Way of Our World Wisdom >»■ corn. I. From Our Scrap Book >n i«r ™ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JULY tl, 1631 1 | AUDIENCE ENJOYED | DRAMA OF ST. CLAUDIA. ' The praoentatlon of ~6t Claudia" . at the Methodist church on Thursday . evening wu well received and showed! 1 real talent and ability on thc part ot the participants Especially dramatic wu 'the scene between Claudia und Pontius Pilate when she begs of ium "to liave noth- PUBLIC DEN ED A J SSTOSOMELAKES BIG BARGAINS FOR Merchant’s Booster Week During These Hot Days... I YOU’LL ESPECIALLY ENJOY A GLASS OF RICH, CLEAN MILK ring to the Muter. In Hie wi-m- where. she I* talking to tier attendant con- • . i ccmlng her Ideas about Jesu*.' there VT1’* “Ctuig. but mwt interne wia MONEYED MEN PUR‘ uhhjiiiu CHASING SHORE LINES*? ’*’ tMrt claudiaUnilv d««>uiUng “n«d oiiuiik uiwu« |M1(lte (n *n(>hcre unertam 1,1,11 of hu <»w»rdlce and’J readier y a splendid Conservation Officer Denner Taken all in all it Recommends Way By Which i production W E FIND after moving our ’ EIGHT QUESTIONS two stores together that a great deal of’our merchandise is in a vrdwded condition and we are offering during Booster Week, some IMMENSE VALUES in living room, dining room and bedroom furniture in order to better display what we have left. Come in and let us prove that NOW is the t ime to buy. You like to absolutely KX()\V that the water you drink is perfectly free frqm. all contamination. You should be even MORE particular about the milk- you uiuj ui your home, because much sickness ktuI many epitlemics have started frotft spectura and by the Barry County.Health Unit, prove this. Our milk ctimes to you icy cold, fresh from our cooler, where the temperature is always kept near the fre.-zintf point, HuriiiR thee.- hoi days nothing TASTF2S. BETTER than a jflii.'s of* icy-cold milk, and your money can buy no CHEAPER food than good, clean, rich milk, with .•mphaMx ..n th.- ••CI.EAN." Why not pfoone us? We’ll deliver it riifht ip your erntiy" in an interview tlw writer, ThD 11^1101011 Ivad wiUi him wc were irhpn %M-d with | LI IL I -I I LI I Illi When-you btly iiighhqitls Dairy.Grude ,hU vlcwaof steps dial xiuiuld Ih- speedUy taken to pppaerve for UM __________ i__________ __ -_______ _ T milk your motley can right o! accew to the lakes and staeams (Continued from page one) of thus state. UnleM thy propb- of U“-'------------------------------- —--------------- . e incounty and state reallre the Mutation j dune With the tan*, r. preM-ntatlon: they ore likely to find Uit-mselves. a*' which Uiey have hud for many year* some Michigan folk* have recently dis- Hiey have done plenty ot mischief, pie, Highlands Dairy Grade “A” Milk Pasteurized or Raw 10c Quart covered in Ua-lr own com*, shut exit I plan which is to bv submitted in No-, ■Highlands Dairy Grade "B ” Milk Pasteurized or Raw > 8c Quart from accvM to lake* In which they and: vcinbcr tor the benefit of Wayne coun­ ty would Wayne’s rep­ their ancestors may have fished for two *' ”,J largely *“ *incrruM“ or three generations -in fact from the resentation in the house of representime wiien the land about tlH.se lake- (■lives at Lansing The voters ouuidr of Wayne rounty wiUi M-ttled until very recently. Over In Hillsdale county Is a body of .diouki be un -their guard They sure­ water coiled Crystal lake. P< opk- living ty ought not. with their »•><••. u|«n. go ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. PHONE 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN near the shor.-* of tliat lake and In. into their booth* and vote to hand {other parts of tliat county, who loss? to over to the machine politicians of De­ dominance of flMi and hrid been accustomed to go to troit Uie — practical . — futhat take at any time they pleased and' fur.- k-gtslaturea of this state, which fish in its walers, can no longer do ao.phry would |»ve when 34 repr»-«»ntaRecently. outside parties purchased the j lives an- accorded to Wayne comity .miro shore line of Crystal lake, and! We understand it 1* proposed in tins .legislature baud .m popi have prohibited all acccu to the lake { matter, by those who have initiated this there i a ronakterubla el< •nt and all fUldng in its waters, except by j legislation, to have tlu-reapixirliirt'.rnent tron [K>pulatlon u!g> art owners of Hie lots which tlx- company made according to their own scheme.|can clttaen*. -ho hav. n. sella lo purchasers. Noone can fW» inj •*,,eh will not allow more than four, oiled for dtnefuhlb Wl; Crystal lake now except he be an own-' legislators to lx- named from any one, rent ot the .tn-.- >ubmll t cr of u lot on ihe shore thereof | DHroit district. Heretofore the entire jrolled by u city havin; . That same thing has just happened} ^'Boit legislative representation has ment in it which dor.. .... to Pretty lake in Kalamazoo county. b, ,'n named in one bunch. Now it ii enough of American citizen-Jup ; There local people who owned The land} l»roj*o.u'd to reduce thc bunches to four, ply tur ll? Yet they gre counted in surrounding the lake did. tlie* sameH'at wlH still make it poiMble ;mrt -ot Detroit's fx>pulation u tiling as did ti»e purchaser.-, of thc-for machine control: tn£ Cjty thin dang.-rui* cohtrol i> shore line around Crystal lake In HHU'\hul l,K> people of tlnf state of Michigan. West State Street ■ Telephone . . county. . .... .r Wayne . i ..from Michigan miuHl ought to- axk i.L- ,hthat Frankly ..we think .... the ... propoaa! dale Tiiew owncra ■ have . now \tlrlilr-nl, prohibited the public from fishing in county elect her representative.- in the Detroit ought .to Ik- voted down. and rr«p|xntionnirnt left Milely w lo the ..... !«;::• Pretty lake, and controtlm# as tiiey du state legislature and in the state senate{...... lake up . Jtl! UP the entire siiore line, no one can reach by individual and properly defined dis- Mature Tl-.at burly should........ which G-* I townsltlpH and village*.returned above the lake without becoming a tres­ tricta. and have the legislators nom-;ihia matter nt thc mated and elected by the people livjng>stns next January’ and dispose of it I twenty per cent , one or two of them passer, subject to prosecution In those districts. If that were done;fairly. No one want* Detroit robbed Because of owning all tlie land sur­ large. sum of moiw y will yet have to r> rounding tlw lake tliow wlio control thc rest of the state would not have lot proper rcpnScntatlon ut Lanyim ucccv. lo Crystal and Pretty lakes can so much to fear from Wayne county ; Neither does tlu- ro. t of tin- .•tab d< We understand that those who have urr to have Detroit send repre-r-ntaup Uh* talk drlinquermcS. i ’prevent other* from -getting to either Dim- to thc depression, many ix-ujilr one. Without the consent of Hie owners, submitted this proposition from Wikyne jtr.r;, to LanMiut nominated in Mock* were unable to pay their taxes Barry any jieraon who crosses tlie land sur­ county luce been wise enough not to of four, machine controlled, und sent (Continued from page one> a-k that Wayne county’s represent*-1 to Lapsing to do the bidding o! their rohnty has been hard iiit by drouth .rounding these ._,™ ______________ lake* in order to fish '•ported to him for th» year 1931 That for three year.-, so farmers esiwxnally. tbefetn 1-. a trespasser He can be ar- tion In-the senaw be Increased, so that Detroit bosses.* < iunty could ultimately dominate both --------------- »♦»'------------Included rourity 'Use.-., county ruari t;n Chat aepount a.-, well a* Because, of rested and fined Mr ’ D.*nra-r suiroestcd a remedy for I lh< * lh*‘ " The tint airplane made by tlu ...... «........n... .the extremely k»ws price* for their ” ■' I hits situation which* we believe, should > J!lwl’’P,‘‘n *’lu K'vr practical control ot Wright brothersis m th* Science bond tax«- The na'.ire.s pi ven above arc ptiKfucLs, were unable to pay tlirir^i■5 w-uu, u. iMm. .•**"* .. ------ -......... . — ulrll Inx,.s doubt wh»ti they *ha[l guth- j rtl- cr their crops thia year they will wlwre ,ought to be a roti Jlrensr of a TELEPHONE 2276 - - HASTINGS, MICH. > block legislation if lb se^xiut to do so | Hu- youngest son of Thoma.-. Edirer pooalbie market enough next full to' ।animini ill *u?‘’2 i w*’ 11 unfair that Detroit be son ha.> patented u device to prevent mid r>*prrM*nt only that jiurt the {clean up all tlu-y can of the delinquent ।put into u spcci’H fuiid’25 per rept of t<.or(1Cd representation in thc Mak- machine vibraUon-,. ri-o-jpts fur delinquent tuxes uii which should be u»ed for the piirchaM { , - j , raised lor towuship,. city- und — —— of right-of-way ip and shore line ac— 1 ... --------------------------------hurj»-M«. including .school tuxes TIx-m combination of drouth and extremely cess to ail Jake* for the benellt ol the would undoubtedly cover .sixty |«'r rent lowi prices ha.* drought about .in un- public. The other 75 per cent of thc rod ; ’ " —----------------------------------------------------------------------------i.1 Owtv!*vi«-rl lii tlu* ,-rMintv tn .....kl --tiivait..., license money he would have used to i increase facilities fur propagating villain and citv treasurer* in the p.< ' NORTHEAST Itl TI.AND. game fish, thereby obtaining aco-.-s to Mx'mooths would !>• increa.vd by .if Mr and Mr* Clarence Tcxter and all Miciiigan lakes for thc people, and least 610.000, and probablv 612.000. to tftntty of Haatings *jrnb Sunday with restocking theni with game Hah. In the, rover delinquent alate, county. county'Mr. and Mr* Morris Calkin. same way he would have all stream.'' road and Covert road bond taxes, which *" ‘ ’ - - - which the state has stocked with trout' have also been paid to the Mate siant Sunday with Mr..and Mr* Fred or other game fish made accessible to irriiMp-cr or plncetl tn tlie prcipcr coun- ’ Hnan' and Mr unfl Mr.-. «*Ray Bryant.1 the public, so that people not fortunate fy funds. With a total of alxut'6135X1001 Mr. and >!« Clifford Hammond and enough to own property on tlie shore of dMtnquent taxes reported lor tail.Bernard spent Sunday In Newaygo line of a lake, or on thc bunks of trout und with the payments reported above with the,latter * untie streams, can not bv deprived of a right nil delinquent luxe* tor IKH and lot Mr and Mrs Paul Bryant and family to ftsh in tiic waters of such lakes and previous years, it cap b- seen that there of Has'.ihgs nt.Sunday evening wiin streams . still remain* a good deal to- »>• paid Mr and Mr* Smith Sherman Tins xliuttuig out of the public from v-t nn deiinqucm tax.-' tn BarrMr. and Mrs Burdett.- Sutton spent Inland lake and streanu steadily in­ rounty. This city laM year returned fait of UM ucck up north trout fuhing. creasing throughout Michigan. In the ON THIS NEW MODEL only about six und onr-half per rent of. Mr and Mi* Ira Shultz and family nbrthem pa»t of the state, where land* it, t'kal city school, - tate and county of Hayings’spent Sunday evening with taken for taxes arc selling; for a .song BEAUTIFULLY EQUIPPED Wxe- .«.i unpaid: but m»>t..of the Mr. and 5V f rapk Newton. rich men from the cities form ciubj. buy* up great tracts of land which give f tiiem absolute control oi lakes mid {streams on their land, and the public can be effectually shut out from IfriitngJ* in such stream* or lake* Everyone ihould tie interested in having the right of accesa to the inland lakes of Michigan preserved for the ^people; but such right will not be pre­ served unlesa thc r.tccv-ury steps shall I soon be taken. Tlie public udl find; titenuelvcs increasingly shut out frotn] access to lakes for camping or fishing Tlie plan proposed by Mr. Denner would open the way !?>r preserving for thc public the right of access to lakes and streams, also for keeping them FRIDAY, JULY 29 : SATURDAY, JULY 30 | yockcd with game fish | UI ULUlulUll THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Specials in all lines. T values we have before offered PAINT UP! Miller Furniture "Complete Home 1 he price of paint is way'down. I lie price of labor is very low. . Now is a fine time to do the painting which should be done. Good paint at the cheap price we are selling it at is a good in­ vestment. CO. TREAS. STREETER MAKES REMITTANCES The HOME LUMBER CO. 'Truly... a most popular OUR MOTTO IS“FAIR DEALING’ .WE AIM TO PLEASE Special offer/ Gas Range Take Advantage of These SPECIALS Grand Hotel Coming Coffee MAXWELL HOUSE >-». 25c FANCY PEAS No. 2 can, each 10c KITCHEN KLENZER 4 can. 25c SUPER-SUDS7c Wheaties 2 Boxei l^c FRENCH’S FLOUR, 24J lb. .ack 47c MATCHES, tax free, 6 Irg. boxes 25c LA FRANCE3 pkgs. 23c Butter Shultz or Middleville KAFFEE HAG JAR COVERS IVORY SOAP Lb. 20c 1 lb. can 41c doz. 24c 2 bars 11c NUMEROUS OTHER BARGAINS HINMAN'S Phone 2491 Guaranteed Merchandise We Deliver to Battle Creek . Grantj Hotel. Metro-Goldwyn-Msy:ers all-star pictunzation of Vicki ‘Baum* great stage succe.v will be pre­ sented as a legitimate engagement at the Bijou theater, beginning Sunday July 31. It will pixy at this house through Wednesday Two showings ol tlw picture will be given dally. Sunday through Wedtws■dsy. at 3t3O and fl 30 p m All seats arc to be reserved at all performance* Advance ticket sale opens Wednes­ day at tlw Bijou theater box office which will remain open from 10 A M to 8 P. M each day through Saturday and Sunday. Tlie cast of Grand Hotel has been conservattvelv termed the most re-: ■ mafkablc ever assembled for any screen' ■ production Five of the leading screen I i stars head the list—Greta Garbo. John, Barrymore. Joan Crawford. Wallace | Beery and Lionel Barrymore Other1 'featured players include Gottschalk.1 i Tully- Marshall and Robert* MeWade See advertisement in this issue fori I further details NORTHEAST WOODLAND. I Mr and Mr*. Earl Vandlen and son ■ Mr. and Mrs Charley Vandlen. and {daughter of Hastings called on Mlles i Sawfly Wedneaday evening. f tings called on Mlles Bawdy Saturday {evening. Lakh Hanibirge: and friend cf Lau• iing spent Sunday at home. Now you mav eat your.^akc and have ir. Women who have wanted a new. range—with all thc new fea­ tures that make modern gas cooking ■ beyond compare—need no longer hesitate because of price." Now you can enjov—with economy—thc rooking delights this range brings you. A low priced model giving you ' high priced features" at no extra cost. M-95 JL DOWN 1Q _LO MONTHS TO PAY! GAS COOKING n«jw gives you ALL AUTOMATIC ADVANTAGES more Speed mutch Icm cost IC TORE the pleasure and pride of a yhetrful new Gas Range in your ktithen . . . picture the year ’round cooking enjo/ment and uvipgs fraturc* brihg you Beautiful Ivory Porcelain Enamel linislt, or Ivory and Green. Spotless Porcelain Enamel oven lining tn a targe oven OVEN HEAT CONTROL' —new case, new {perfection in cooking, complete Heat insulation, for cooler kitchen, special lighter—no more matches, convenient, smooth tabid top—-enamel cover over cooking top. two’ large enamelled utensil com­ partments. a delightfully modern high-quality range at A surprisingly low price—only $59.95 cash. Or 18 months* terms. ■ P iIivm' CONSUMERS POWER CO �The HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JVLY 21. 1KJ PAG’’ SIX COUNTY JUDGING TOUR ON SATURDAY nair ,1"'y ,wve ,a,hd “,ld V* now changlllllL»,n* ,llclr tac'-'cs by framing-tlu- Chllliyr !cum<-platfur:i1 und endeavoring to elect UI? t- . it., nominee through the northern wing ;<rf their party. Hut tlie fact must now (Continued from pace one' — ’H<nj mr ull timejo come in this' WAS • il< that rcMMance to the National: ~ CANDIDATE AGAINST GEN­ irlty ran secure no concesfion. no a J-t’wc fine herd cf r> no overture, nothing whatever c-(tt<e. and, nil the bcr eral McClellan * own ruin. The immoi ’" || ।jlw f ilia A Trnnr lAflD TL1uI.L Wflil lliynr tJilU iLlIUL. ■---------r. “ “ '■ ABRAHAM LINCOLN DEMOCRATIC SLOGAN . "PEACE V ANY PRiCE" Thur day and Ftlday .with Mis. Mary Hinton at Wall. lake. ’Mr?. Beatrice Dunning ijitcrtairi'd vera!. ladles from Hustings Thntsda-.' work of. this it*. but ^f tiiey secede I >f allowing them jtut or. Declared For and Ju-t a» much •late • y'can hold at the point W.ir to Finish ---- ------. . • , . of the bayonet.'. - Republicans Fighting' Civil . “ In Defense of Principles DELTON. Tire survivor*. picnic will tie held in B.-rsmah -'t grove Thuraday. July 28 Piqnc dinner, program in the after* y-K-d •tiuiaH^-: memix: ;- County, i nt For.wF ha* ’ent out invitation'. wiiwyiM- today, ivuav. ■ njl chib rnemlrh and.their parents x>n that principle that tA pack their picnic bask.t-ts and attend to .your .«r.tnrartf. — falter in their gn at (in- this tour. 4 The hrart of the Amcricatj The boys or gtr’s Who stlr.d out as e The Ides especially gnnd at Judging .hvestpek a:e that faff 0,11 M P«cktd to matte a tram-to n pn andVolin- .rr*ent\Barry county <•»!• Chiby at M und tbe rfpBbJifan ' compromise Chrysler and Plymouth PUt form Show to Visit Here k* for an ImmiUIUm and The annual C! ■failure " Tlie Show mil IONIA Royc: Kenton. Dun Dani. B and Eob ’xmable attended 4he ball game athieaitb Sunday. . , Mr-', Mary fehedd spent Sunday with ' Shedd at Battle. 10b and let thc routed rvMon of cl Chn, It mranxmecjniu ot Rich• dint and from the iaur enabnnx our gal- dealers In un MICHIGAN August 15*16*17-18-19*20 6 BIG NITES 6 BIG DAYS FREE ADMISSION Rot Aid So- Olga Fckardt and Mis* Ruth,1 Mr and Mrs. Will Gerlinger of CadilMw John- >n of Freeport i* visiting Ra-bel were delegates’ to the State,lur were Wednesday night vtsltur* at la-r aunt. Mr«. S. Johnson, for a few Sunday SchixM and E. L C. E convcn- the home ot Mrs Carrie Grrlmger ahd turn at Brighton the pa-.t week. rs. H. Winkler. b id Mrs Karl Huhnli’y of Chi-,' ______H. .J. Gibson .. _____ lied Mr ■ and Mr.- Herman: Rapid-, raring for her and Mrs. F. A. Eckardt und । family Sunday from Friday till Sunday. j Henry' Wachter mints now ilay morn- BIJOU XSf RATIONAL ROAD SIIOWING-M DAYS ONLY Sundav Aug JULY I23il Ji the Chry-ikf F n und it ritCtrni to Band.' ephTtalni Admiral Fukrn- clfnlnijf. preceding ,t his ship* north* Wille TWO PERFUR.MANCES DAILY—::30 AND S:30 P. M. nld tltat Hie takscribing the .actual art uamc« and Morgan. Phil- strucUon, building,. Jack-cn^o be a "failure ' I uruduct.ten*. tlie old Admiral ran sec I light-. • will I FREE PARKING Man-hall of Sunday afternoon They tlunk it I* to stop righting not only that but glorious Slwrman >f itie Ohio; the gallant lihub-itb Pic. fd utukinped rhubarb. IONIA FREE FAIR H v Reynolds and unity thb year, and in annual *vvnt wit: ■ r: Western Michigan9s Greatest Outdoor Event! THEGREATEfJ ATTRACTION IN stage on/cneeN HlfTDHY r SSa 9 » th Mr. am! dlund picHastings Si halt•. $chafP GIVE HIGH HONORS lied the TO CLUB.MEMBERS East tn from "Wedne.-i Lotvtta prvll ol 'of 4-H Club nw I ship* ' the Stat hubuQi pnd water tor; for em-ilent ti itwl drain. When the irAr. or ptjultn ; add the' cornstarch.j.-itatA ' mixed with the Antur eolki >k until thickened. Add Tlu rhubarb and bmu-r and mtt club w nk kiahlv Pour the lux fruit mixture Dori* Mehl trV jJirh. add tlie top tan Chrbti ind bake lira moder-' Hearn. Piv D5 to 4(10 degree* FA iit«: . until golden*’ unlit ol Bav City. of illiteracy in cities of Long Reach Calif. and lied tor first pUcc with Riser. 1 Hollywood's Aristocracy in V icki Baum'a Great Success! - PRICES Sunday Matilicr and Nl(ht« Wrrk-Day Mallnrm U. of M. Museum Special Sale Has Unique Relic ALL SEATS RESERVED! Seats an* now '•riling tor all performances at ^Rlj-rn bos olliie. Phone 51*13-fqr reservation* or cn,-hr*e, addressed Positively Only Showing This Season! millions o! Unit USED CARS Michigan ■ display In thc nr* L’ntvrhdty Museum, rofranor of roology and botany in Hie niversity. came upon an unusual’ p.v-.iibly while timing uu the bin! During BOOSTER WEEK Twiynp Mr. W. Of- >yn)ly inch Wedttf rybbdy and \X hen you come to Has■ tings lo attend the Strand Theatre this week, call at the garage and get our prices on our used cars. Iffyou can't afford to buy a new one.trade.your old one for a better one. We will show you some real bargains! Universal Garage Co Telephone 2121, Hastings, Mich. anti r mdt finitely to ed lr Pickling Time Sunday Prairse- IIIGIIBANK. Mr. and Mrs. Clutficc jotu.- and son. rd Edmonds of Battle Creek . Delbert Ostroth and Mm. Os* ■f l.oivmja called on Mi-, und non wuten nuiKCA iprrvationt .. lo-sjit* Adams mid Sarah Ostroth Wood boil. Wheh „ Monday and their x>n. Donald, re­ middle West the birds were to be found turned libmt* with them. in millions, in »tw nesting grounds Mr and Mrs. -Curtis Marshall mid i actually breaking down trees with the ton. Earl. spent Sunday with Adam weight of nests antf birds. Their winter Klcraunthiiler in Manton home -was never found. For years Mr and Mr«. Cecil fihawn of Indi­ thousands might be slaughtered on a ana have been visiting >t Mr. mid -ingle hunt, packed off to already glut­ Mrs. Geofge Owns. ted market.-- or left bv hundreds of ?*Ir. und Mrs. Harve Mar.-liall of thousands to rot on the ground Then North Maple ^p,.. Grove Mrov. and. Freeland . . . of Detroit{ UT| .e YjjUf suddemy as if the species wcre reduced Marahall werr to a pdmt beyond which they could not a.i!rra ,t WlU Hairbhtz s ' ln^henY*’ “Ji' ,hP Mr and Mrs. Beryl Nash called on , pgtons began to disappear rapidly Uu* former's brother, who is seriously ■ hosU 111 1,1 ,,w U11* »u»p*l«l in Battle Creek alUch darkened the sides in their an- sunday n.ial flights died at the Cincinnati Zoo ~ - roth of Rev. and• -Mrs. Albert Ost in 1911 i Nashville were Sunday gueets nt the Adams-Ostroth home. f NOl'TH VERMONTVILLE. i Mr. mid Mrs. Claud Reid and son of ; Mr. and Mrs. Harold King. Mr. and I Hastings were Sunday callers'at 'Mrs. Asa Strait and Edwin WiUlam<]nrar Mrs. Fred Reid. I have Just returned from a tour in Up- i MrMr.midand Mrs. George Green were iper Peninsular bLmj few days j: Alan-,.: Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. Cecil f'son. j Barrett's in Nashville. - Mr. Homan of Toledo ia here on busi* A Brockton, Mass., shoe company nw,;-'1 lias provided all its operatives with Mrs. Tom Howell of Lansing was a small garden plot*, and tlie plowing, caller at George Hall's home Sunday. I seed, and fertilizer are free, Is Now Here ! There is only ONE SURE WAY to have your PICK­ LES and PRESERVES entirely satisfactory, and that is to have 100'' FRESH Spices! We Have A Fresh Stock of All Kinds of SPICES for PICKLING You’ll be surprised at the low prices this year! All our spices are bought from the mills in bulk . . . insuring you FRESH stock! Carveth & Stebbins The Rexall Druggists Elast State Street Hastings, Michigan �THE HASTINGS BANS'EB, WLDSESnAT.' JlT.T tl. lut 4 Rev. L L. Dewey went to Ionia to-1 FAST LANSING LA' MEETING AND PICNIC day where he speaks at the Rotary, DIES WERE GUESTS AT MIDLAND PARK club. [PERSONAL I Dr. and Mrs. Bari Sharff of Chicago . -------- — - —— 'are gueau of Mr and Mrs Miner sec-;Fifty-Six Enjoyed Luncheon— American Legion and Auxiliary RECIPES FOR BAKING Dr. and Mrs D.. D Walton were In1 ley. Also Bridge and Golf At to Have Gathering On ThuraDetroit on Saturday. HAM LN MANY WAYS. Mr. and Mrs. H- Pattison of .Pontiac Hum or bacon with eggs seems to be! Oountry day, August 4 Mis* Marion Fruin visited In Albion1 were guesU of Mr*. M J Croia over the 1 UOUDiry Vino Club the usual method of serving these " r The August meetmg 6f the American week end. I East Lansing Ladles were guests for ----------- -------------------- ------------------tnraU. Hani or bacon with eggs Is good.! Mbs Mary Brearton of Savanna Bl.’u,e d8?' Tw»day. at the OoujUry Club. -Legion AjUdflgry will be I.,id ot Mid­ Mrs. Mary Bliowcnnan spent Satur­ day in White Pigeon. is the gueat of Mr and Mrs Carrojl: • a,*dloll. with Queen Anne's lacc. land Park. Oull Uk*-. on Thursday aft- but why use them only in that way: (made an artistic arrangement for.the ernoou. August 4 A Mint p'eme *up- when smoked meats offer an endless* Miss Mae Keller vtsltrd In Battle McGuffln I .. . . .. j ... larger grouping* of flowers, and pkilr-pcr with Die Legion ha. bren plarined. variety of combinations with other• , Creek Monday and Tuesday ui . ... u... !.,^r ■>» Mrs. one Newton and Mb* #nd purple .'petunia* with dwarf «rel} but the Unit memlx-i, will go earlier m foods which are equally as good? %i ,AT* . 8 “ J*0’?. S 10 v,n'iHclin Newton '.uited near Clarksville ■ phlnliirn combined prettily for thc glass order to hold then j-tgular meeting, With a cooked ham and a piece of; dcrbilt vuit friends. erblit today to visit (on Sunday | uWe baaketa. , (All members who wr.K.:.. go .for Uic t. . ..I, . I .. 1 Mi*" Nettle IB'd.- and Paul Hyde: ’ ' , Mrs Olive Ford of Eaton Rapid*' Reservations were made for fifty-six. meeting please be ar the Isglon rooms never worry about the preparation of Vpe.nt Friday in Ralamasco .spent several day* lut week with Mr*. J Mr* Baldwin won low net for Lan- ut 2.30 P M.. as trai. ,i->rta!>jn will b«- a hasty meal nor Hie arrival of unex­ . sing. Mrs Clyde Wilcox winning UiF provided A pot luck .-upper :s t<> lx­ pected company. The economical' Miss Murgurvt Merrick was lionie John Qualfe 11 Young Men’s liouM-ket-por can save money by pur- • .. ... nd. ; Mr and Mra Sterling Zfrbcl of; cut with Mrs David Goodyear. Jr. for x-rred at seven o cb* < ..nd 1 happy Ings. In *» tlw uni* i- anticipated Mr* William CorkllM b vuiUug her , Kalamazoo spent the week end with ■ low.wl “■ “ draw' *■for ” — 1 --------- ciiaslng a whole liain, and then using, numbBi for all golfers enrolled. Mn mnr ph-aM- nil up j->. it aj site needs it 1 Hastinga rclallvca. stsU-r. Mrs M F Stone, of Detroit. ---------------— ' nnm»» of Lansing grid Mrs. Kenith Me- enough • at-. 1 <lr your r Mrs. George Dubridge nf Grand Rap- Dynes Bake Ham. , j Intyre of- Hastings won j. • ■Mi'iit Sunday wliii Hastings friends. I ids was thc guest of Mrs E.- A. Burton Sizes 35 to 37 At contract, Mm Baldwin and Mrs । Suus 35 to 18 Select a ham oi Die desired weight I part of last week. '• i Ingram of Laiuihg and Mrs. Frederick Wijm: it with a damp cloth and place NEW B4JOKS IN THE LIBRARY. $15.00 to $22.50 $18.50 to $27.50 of Hint called on Mrs Lizzie Golc Sun­ ' Mr mid Mrs. Earl Paton ol ChdrFittc Parker of Halting* made high score*' it with the tut sldr qp in a roasung, Ftrlion. : visited Mr. and Mrs Cole Newton last arid Mrs C, T. Cordes In-auction ' | day. pan Place in a slow Oven <300 jjegreeo' Values Values Helih Hull-"Heat Lomtnina." ’ Present from away weie. Mrs John Fi and cook until done, allowing' 25 Mrs John Fetter of South Mend. Ind.. Warwick Deeping—-oid' Wine anti I minutes jx-r’ pound' for rotjXing About I Mr.- Jolm Hammc* of Syracuse, N ihimmes. Syracuse. N, Y„ guest of Mr*. Is suiting her (lirtighter. Mr.-., Fraser ■ Y . 1* visiting her parents, Mr. and C. E. Doyle. Mis* Mary Brearton. Sn5' New." 4 j nilniRt-s before baking is completed vanna. 111., guest ol Mr* Carroll MePearl S. Buck—"The. Young Rcvolu- 'take the. hum - from tlie oven and re­ Frank FzfmomU have Mr*. Charles Doyle. , move thc skifi Score tlw fat' top in ------Mrs Uabcl pancoaat ha* gone to Guffiri; Mb* Elbe Groos. San Antonio,; Hom'd E_;. ‘ , .. of' the crisscross fashion with diagonal gashes Burrt-R Willoughby -'Spawn wok-, 'vacation* • ’-'Saginaw, for a vWt with Dr. and Mr*. Tex . guest of Mis Richard Groos, Mr*. Olh Wateon. Grand Rapids, guest of North." about one inch apart Insert wliott Mr Mn <■ w: cnwt«rd h.v. «•>*“ ““ Mrs. Sidney French, Mrs. Phylhr. '■ ............... Nevlt Shute- "Tlie Lonely Road." «*..vvn i» vacn each cnivwniuwi. crtjsaftrcUon nuw Rub nr, the gone to-ciueago to v'wt Mi. and Mt« J. I. Muu*. 202 Bo. Park St . returned Reynolds. Ann Arbor, guest of Mrs . Williani Macleod-Ralm- "The Black fat withintwo tablespoon* mustard, then. Robert Jcsari'i. to his home on Sunday after taking Roy Cordes iTolt.-, " . cover with a hail-incri layer of brown* M, UM un « J. UtC,r,.-y >•"“ “ »»■«• Thi1 committee In charge were. Mr?. Faith Baldwin—"Dhtrlct Nurre" sugar and very line bread crumbs! I. turned fiom Wall lake alter a two' Mrs PhjHU Reynold* returnj-d to h-r Richard Groos, Mrs. RzAerl Cook. Mre I Loube Platt Hauck - Two Together" »hlch hav.- been moistened with pine.Q1(.,. , ,Jm. hJnl If) /vf» « k.-. outing i home in Ann Arbor Tuesday night Sidney French. Mrs. P. T. ColgruVc. | Margaret F E Sangstcr—-I.OW. *'U>ve IJul.t. LightM, UM Mr. Um.lU.m, „i L.kr “u' «“UM Mr „M Mr. Ho, Cord.- Mrs. Alm Johnson and Mr.- Orville • |y." <. >s oren and finish baking at a moderate , i R.ifnt‘1 Sabatini 'Dir Black Swan' temperature. ' Serve with ring* oi Odi-.s>a were Sunday-gucM.; of Mr. and Mlm. Hazel Rexine Downing lain Sayles * ‘ Ruby M. Aytr.- Changing Pilot: ’■' canned pineapple halves, MrS Herbert Buhop i Grand Rapids and Grand Haven tht* MISS ENGLEIIARTE MEpIWilliam McFee "Die HnrbourmusMr «,MM,. Luu,. IIIMw « Dr. .nd Mn. O»n Odessa call, d on Mt and Mr* EHb.™"11" . iJxU* Gnldinr—"Magnolia Street ”• \ friends Dunieb Sunday p M I Mis* Elbe Groos returns today to. The ................ ... of MLu Mauilelt*- Entfl*'cooking Jtlire.s pf ham Cjut the ham ... pieasco to Inn, learn oljj-r oi ner «•„. con-1 Jane Abbott -"Silver Fountftin ' , Ml.. CI.UI.H,. Luk. rUurnoI <o "" T«». UUr lull. »rr iu> a Victor Thwemin ( Robert Cedric ShcritT -"The Fort- about an inch and a half or two niche, luu.M.ik.n. r ,,..„du,> l. r vuutu,, * "I" Mr u,d Mr.. IUch.rd. Um.kd success ....... ......... On m July IB ■ appeiur« thick Pul It in a ctLverole,. cover with' hr'ie unrl -it W,tl lake ; Gnxis. • ' lartlsl. On .,.j •-----d at i maht in September ” Henry Charlton Beck -"Cakes to milk, and bake fur V; hours' in a slow MU AT. j.l.u-,. .ml d.U|hU.r MU’ Ph,lh. Ed««r MnM ; Kill." . oven. ir. ,... z-.r ,r,<i o .imi r.. ntmti > after spending a week with Mr>• andi H “ ‘7-"VSaS Jackson Gregory—"The House ot the SmXSEft: .......... ............n|M-^, <-«■».. — - n,n*A Opal.” Mushroom Sauce. A Hamilton Gibbs—"Undertow." , Mr. arid Mr*, charje* Bacheller were 1 . of Theology. Mi--* Englehuctc also up4 T- butter. , Kathleen Norris—"Younger Suter.” in St Joseph Tuesday attending the *'’r an“’ Mrs ynscld ana imtn .x,arifj Xl.MHVIM x., «,lobt « at UK the JIUIIMIWII Immanuel ri'.P:< . ... . ol Chicago ... FurM of Sat-Lylrrlaj] c-------jiureh ... ln.Detroit on July34 e nventiohot ruraLmail carriers ! Andrew Fnr*t <rf Kalamwoo Kalamazoo were 8at. . Alice Grant Rosman "Benefits Re-. jueMs ” of*Ml Mr and Mrs. Gcorgi al (1 lMU |H<,n teaching music at tlw M,. a,......... ...... '?'*'* t. jNiprika. -"Happiness Grace Ltvuigjiton Dehay .Presbyterian Institute's DiUly t celery salt. aiiendliig the summer with her grand- • Miss Kuthlp-n Lane and Master Vuration Bible SchooV CAI pros' nt .-.hr Hill." 2 c. milk.. ' . ; jiariiit*. Mr. and Mrs, Robert Burch. Donald Lane of Pontiac arc the small Margaret Wlddemcr — "Pre-War I c.' diced mushrooms. ’ , —Me-<m<l Mr* E F- Bottum and Ed­ gucsU of Master Ken und Miss Betty it. enjoying a few ue<vacation wtth (Lady" , her parents tn Rutland Twp. uard Bollum. Jr', return*<1 on Mon­ Charles Morgan —"The Fountain." : Melt butter anil add flour. When blended, add M-asoning.->>and milk. A*dd; day from Port siu-iikni on Lake MichiBIItTIIDAY Sl RI’ltlSE. Max Brand -"Twenty Notches." j Mr*. Alin- Ih lxmk and daughter. M G. . Eberhart-"Murder 6y*an nnabrocuns. Cook slowly and stir fre-j T. 8. K Reid was tlu- victim .Of .. ' Durothy. ol Buy City were week end quiipiy five minutes To prepare fresh! him a sjieedy recovery. haiqiy *urpri.M' on Monday evening, tht• mukhroonu, scrub well with stiff brusn| Mr. and Mrs Harry Decker and son. A large crowd listened to tlie Cotton Siniilay and Monday in Chicago With!I guest* of the former's .sulcr, Mrs. Ida occaxMm being his birthday. . Baki r. and son. .Lloyd. and cut Into half-inch dice, if canned! Murray, of Grand Rapids were week­ BloMOtn Singers trim Mijhlssippi at Dr und Mi. Il F Webb of Grund Rap-; After the Boy Scout meeting at the • Mrs John Dawson. Woodrow Van Morgan and Webb—"Making the mushrooms are. used, drain off liquid end vteitbra at Walter Durkee's ; the Brethren church Sunday It wax American Legion rooms. Frank Annabk. Most of.Your Life " / i ;1 nd ti.-e mushrooms whole or cut in-' , , - ,, , . Arisen, Arisen. Miszc.v mi***-> Betty ncuy und unu Mildred Miiureo van Van ............ ............................. to tlw — D. V. Mr. and Mrs George Vund-.-nBosh of abo the closing ------- - exercise® ----------- — •• Mr and Mrs I---------------------Roy chapman Andrews - "Across to small pieces. . An»n ...A cnsunc. Q>.t H»»t Sun- ----1.. ----------- wuh Allegan *ix:nt Sunday with Mrs. Etta Bible Schoo! which has been held thc II Center (.enter and mill Mr, r.lr and 1.11'1 May .. Grand _ ... .» ah »!...,• w.tnm.^l Aimable |I Mongolian Plains.” -hildn u of Carlton in Raplis • | him. UIH When tiwy rctunv.d . ’ . —— ' Parmelee P*1-"-' l»o week* .... —" Bniee Barton—"He Upset the— World .., . Mo. D L Morthland and Mrs. A. P- drove pa.sl lhc rdoms and said "You left । Mi*» Vera Ingerson. a missionary in Mm. Mary Wood of Lansing spent u light burning burning in in then there” so T. K 1i Charles Cha.-h-.. Peden— —"Ncamreel "Newsreel Man.” jiiuuav i m i Mowry, rcturfled home Suhday having alight 1 K mi F. rris Quick and Mrs Ernest , Korea, spent Tuesday with Mrs Walter Friday evening wtth her abler. Mr*. Allred W McCann — "Science of QU:ck of Milo acre guests of Mrs Vert' Durkee Mr and Mi>. B A Gould and Mrs spent n wis-k inJXtroit as guests of promptly went tn to turn or! the light " Wayne Ofiley. , and was grabbed by hl-, brother ' Le-[ Keeping Young."------------------------------Edith' Reiman of Flint were guests of rx-tar and Mrs R L Laird ' obinxm Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry James and Dr Rowlader and mother and HoWm. L Churc<riH—"Pricing Mr .iiid.Mi.- Charier Bacheller over Mm Kulh- rin.- Ackerman, of Bay gionnalres and given a royal welcome. -------- „ .for. Pro.. , Mr unu Mr.A Ferri* Brown and :Fowler of Haating^jient Frulay ere- n>).r R(,wrtder and family spent Sunday ■ the week end 'City is a guest of Mixs Barbara Crook Mr... Held had prepend refreshments r" y---------------------- Isabelle* and Mildred Mitchell of Prat- ।ning at Joseph Crockfords and Sun- P M. wllh their sister.’Mrs. S jf VarMr and Mis. Keith Daniel-, and Mrs. «j|M. has been sjrnding some time at und tlie fellows had u happy time, with OrtloIT and Rqymdn "Garden ncville calh-d-at Mn. Catharine iL-ut'.< ,day callers were. Mr. and Mrs. Sylves- ,.ry 0» Nashville ' stunts and roiu*. and T. K. was rcjtfly Mahitcnpnce.' O J. F- " h of m ar Freeport apeni Sat- camp KRanniwa at Clear lake. Saturday evening. ter Oversmith and Mr. and Mrs. Elmer ' ‘ .iid.i;. in Grand Rapids wtUi Mr and Edwin Pale ot Detroit came for Sun-- surprised. J See It < : The ML-* . Maybcile Hart and| Matthews Bar-j: and sons. Mr- “i«i Mr* P Lewi* uf State Road Wm. Mrs Wm. Schulz day and Mrs Pale and children re­ The English |Kiri< chauil* rftiin spent Sunday at Miss Margaret Valentine of Carlton », r" recent vialtors at the Clyde Co­ Mr. IMiUild Sledge and Bruce leave (turned with him ufwr two weeks' visit1 ' *•: Walden Wood*, Hartman, Mfch. the :ls spending the week with Ciarabellc! V|W* home. ■ On Suh'day Mr. an.l Mrs. A A, Croth* Thunaiay for Battle Crc« k for a short wjtli Mr. and Mr*. E C Edmonds Alex J Morrison--"A New Way. tp SUf s<, (,[ M:--> Ethol Jone* of Hastings Parmelee. . time. While.Mi-u. Dither Freeman U at iMn, Harvey Hhrgess. Mi.*-., Etlwl Better Golf " , ;,Jr and Mrs. E. W Bullard and fam-' 1 Jack and Glenn Meade of Batavia , U»o Leila htiepiial. IjLnefl and Mim ’ Josephine Sfiuth have son and family. Mr. and Mrs. Aben Ernest Dimnet--- What We J4vc By. jiiy-and Mr and Mrs Pr.nrre.e and tarn- .spent i»art of last week with their F J Ring. 1. cd - 'America a* Amcri- ;Jly 1(l Chicago are spending.two week* ,grandma. Mrs. Ben Crockford. Mm Jessie RUbridger and MIm Ethel rrturned from Waldi-n WtxxU. Miw> Johnson and family. Mr. and Mrs. ofdvenlures of Cupenlmver ix nt Saturday night and Frances Sage remaining for another Clifford Dolan and' family. Mrs Ftasci " । at Uwlr cottage at Podunk lake and Mr and Mrs. Henry Ragla and Mr. Ironside and daughter. Mr and Mrs Alice V. Bradley—“Tables of Food w,,|e caiirn, at the former's parent.*. ;and Mrs. Brush of Hasting* were Sun­ Sunday with Mr. uml Mr.-,. Harry I week. . Ramsdell <>l Kalmnazoo ! Mr. and Mrs. S. F Nichols of De­ John Ironside and sons. Miss Maud­ Values,” (Mr. and Mr*. John Ruling. day afternoon visitors at Charles Jan Wclzl—"Thirty Years in thc j Mb* Lucille Roger* o: Galesburg was IBayne's. Herbert Wi«hI, editor ot tlu- Bangor jtcoR were Sunday guests of Mr. and Ironside and Miv. Helen Michael of Advance, and Alfred D DilQULsvon of; Mrs I. E Barnett Margaret Barni-:t this city. Mrs John Fetter ant! Mr and Golden North." i entertained at the R. A. Carpenter ,South H >'ien *• re in the city cm Salur-1 rHurned to Detroit with- Mr and Mrs Mrs, Alex Ironside and Mr. Kopslc ot Ralph S. Cushman—"Spiritual ""*■; home over tlie week end. FAIR LAKE. South Bend. Ind., Mr. und Mrs A. A • os'u. i. ' day calling on hiendi Nichols for a week's visit at Vert Robinson'ss Mrs. uyru Cyril van Van nurn. Horn, ana and aaugni-r daught-r •» i>u I-' mmduy vLdUx* «i vc»i ituuiiutou Air*, Mr. and Mrs Ray Eylesworth ol, Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Rog- Allerdyce. l.eshb Allerdyce and ,Mk I :in i 110,1 Uc ' Ur-~ Hea 1115 Wi‘rc Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Quick of -of Michigan Center are spending the Monson of Chicago enjoyed a pic pic at I <<l Sou ’ s Grand Rapids,W<-re Saturday and Sun-, < rs and family from Saturday till Mon­ vi”1' L- t> ..c . ' J Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mr Arthur week with her parent*. Mr. arid Mr*. fc‘ Brl8n,,nan“ Finding «’f; jahnerxk ol Cloverdale. ' Porter Knowles ' day gui-sU ol Mi .and Mt A J. Lar.sen !day were Mr. und Mr* Wm. Nctzel and Brownwood lake near Pau Pau God '• . • ‘ j at their Wail lake oottage (daughter Feme and Mr. and MrMr and Mrs Sanford Snfith of Alto Jason Willison and family spent M. S Rico—"Diagnosing- Today." . Mr ami Mr George Hooper and Harry couplalid of Michigan City, nld called on relatives here W’cdr.esday Sunday with John Lepper's of Ross. Clarence T. Craig—"Jesus In Otrr (afternoon.. family of Mimphc.. Tenn., have taken. Mrs Janna Myers and Mr. and Mr.Estelle and Grace Collbter of Battle . ■ ■ Mrs M E. Nevins suffered a very Teaching" llu Allx-rt pc.-.m. r cottage al Gun lake ' Bert Myers and daughter Alleen of --------------- —'■----------------.Creek spent Wednesday with Mrs. LofStella Ii Lyon— A Diabetic's Own QUMBY. for ill.- balance of the m-hsoti. . Grand Rapids were Monday guests o' painful accident un Thursday eve­ tie OoUistcr. , ; Mrs. Shirley Rltzmaif Is visiting her ,, Mrs. Mae Pennock of Jackson ha* Philip Van Zile of J> trott. who Ls at- -Mr. ana Mrs. Milton Murphy. Ailcen ning. As shcVus turning off the elec­ Cixih Book ' Francis John McConnell—"Aids to . mother in Jackson this week. *! occn .lending summer school-at Anil Arbor, remained for |hr balance of the week tric fan, her right hand became caught been vaunn vk>iting her son. Earl Pennock, for. in thc fan in *uch a way us to brppk Christian Bt•l^e^.' , I Mr. and Mrs Nile Caatelcin attended two weeks M>ent the week cm! with his grundpar-1 . Mr und Mrs Earl Coleman and sojd Kathleen Tamagaua Hdridgc—*H01y.ja a family reunion at Ihornapple Thornapple Mice; >.fkc em-.. Mr-ami Mrs John Goodyear.------ (-went to Strawberry lake near Ann Ar- one finger, crush the-muscles and tear Vcrnor Blough and family of Has-' *(Sunday. b..... <••■ Mr. and.Mr* Edwin Smith visited MrJ bor on Sunday where Mr* Coleman and the ligaments badly The fan was u Prayers in a Hoi.m-.s Ear ” tings spent Sunday at Vemor Web-1 Mr anrf Mr*. William Ritzman. Mf. ster's. and Mr Roy Smith of South Beml.'^n, remained for a werte's visit with large sixteen-inch one and was run; Fiction. ..nd Mrs. Laurence Rltzman, Mr and Mr.' an<j Mrs John Hastings and Ind., part of last week. Etx-r Smith •. her bister am! husband. Prof, and Mrs. ning at high s|ierd. so there was a lot Zane Grey—Robber*' Roost of force to it. Mrs Nevins has suffer­ t ime home with them tor a visit. (Swinton. • Mrs Onal Haywood. Mr. and Mrs. daughter and father Eduard Spears of B M Bower—Rtfcking Arrow Mrs. O F ■ ChidOitcr. Mrs . Frank! Dr and Mrs. Frank E Hyatt of Joliet, ed a lot with the injury but Is doing i William Caitclcjn and Ml- and Mrs. Jackson spent Saturday night und Will u-vington Comfort—"the Pilot 1 Kline itid MUUli-lrn Chldcrtcr spent R|. accompanied their grandchildren as well as possible. Shirley Rlljtnan attended a birthday Sunday with Mrs Lottie.Oolhster. | Cornea Aboard Saturday in Aim Arbor, ^fr Kline rA-j home on Saturday remaining till Mon| party at Vern Haywoods south of HasEarLPennock EarLPcnnock of Grand Rapids spent spent Temple Bailey—Little Giri Lost.. JOLLY BIRTHDAY CLUB. itingg Sunday. Crick .turntng with them for tlie week end (day as the guests of'Dr. and Mn. C. E. Sunday with his brother. Earl Pennock Helen Grace Carlisle—We Benin. Mrs J. E. Mattoon entertained Uw Gm : ■ of Mr. Mary .Showerman on Hyatt. The Hyatt children suited their Jolly Birthday club on Wednesday, July Betty MlUer is visiting in Detroit. , Earl Derr Biggers—-Keeper of tllf 1 Word ha.s Iren received that Win. McCormick of Gibsonburg. Friday were Mrs. C. E Barren and grandparents* for fire weeks. i’ ---------- ---------------------r-- Ohio, ------- who ----Mrs. Ruth Hickman and sori Robert ;| 20. In honor of the birthday of her Keyx mother. Mrs. Gilleip, ami Miwes Gaysheriff George W. Leonard left Sat- mother. Mrs. Jeiuile Rowley. ■ A pot' . Charles Alden Seltzer—War on ■-Ptun several months at the Ritzman of Battle Creek spent Wednesday with home here the past year .passed away al Mrs Mildred Fritz ncll Barren and Virginia Imerof White . unlay for St. Ignace, where the Mlchi- luck'dinner was served and a delightful Wishbone Range I hi- Iwmr Irlst week. Plgeoii. ■ gnn state sheriffs' convention was held. time enjoyed. Guest s were Mrs Miller SOUTH HOODLAND. / Mr an4 Mrs. Albert Kunkle and beginning Monday. These annual of Stony point. Ohio. Mrs. Mollie Van and Gentles—America' ln l Miss Jeanette Ritzman entertained [the young young people's jieople's Sunday-School Sunday school class Marvruth h ave today I«»r llmir home' gatherings are helpful to the law Dugtercn of Pasadena, Cal . and Mr Siorv (the Forrest Christian spent the week end nvanina . * L,»1,E UW..4M »«U, m Sin,I! <' »1", hi. I.m.l, l,»rr Al«, Mu» oi™»» in Baltimore. Md. after spending their enforcing officers of tfie state. and Mrs.' James Mills.of KUsiinmtv. S)nK z ! Mh.> Evelyn IziwelL i-ntc:tamed the Blocher of Holland spent the wq-k end reinitinn here with Mr mid Mrs. R. J- Mr. ami Mrs Bernard OstandorP Flu. . .. .Librarian. . . ■ junior Department C>‘ the. Sunday with her parents here. McCreory. •» | were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Lop.lean Barnes. L.E.FOSTER OUT (School Thursday afternoon 1 Friends of D. Slocujn are sorry Jlo Jaklc Edger in company with Lauren penthlen oir Saturday enroute from DONALD GOUCHER TO PHONE 3444 702 WEST WALNUT j Miss Laura Carlton ot Port Huron hear that he expect* to have an operEdger. Lyle Vanderbrook, Edwarri ; Jackson to their home tn Ludington. HENDERSHOTT. SING OVER STATION WOOD. is visiting her cousin. Mrs. Clara Scott, allon this week and arc hoping tor Matthews and Wayne Williams have! Mrs Loppcnthien and Jean accompanDonald Goucher's many friends will Some of our folks took a pot ------ — K‘>n< to northern Michigan on a camp- ied them to Ludington for a suit. be pl&ued to hear him sing ovir Ma­ dinner .and spent Sunday with Mr..!---------------- -------------------------------------------------------Hut lrip । Mr. and Mrs. George Hooper of llon WOOD. Grand Rapids, Friday eve­ Showcnnun in Hastings. Mr.. Frank Kline and MUs Helen Memphis. Tenn., Ted Dodds of Kansas ning at 0 30. Miss Verlan Uningtcn will Grace Brill spent the week end Chidester motored to Madison. Wis . CHy. Mo.. Mr. and Mrs. Howard High accompany hipi. Good luck. Don Ruth Conklin and helped with Tuesday io spend the balance of the and Mr. and Mr* Willard Mennesh of music at Martin chyrvh Friday night. week. Gardner Chidester, Jr., will je- Grand ------ - ---------" — ‘ *■' '■ MACCABEE PICNIC. Rapids' and Clark Otis of* “ KalaMrs. Lon Hendershott spent the week 1 turn with them for the week'end. ' ji mazoo were called here Ixst week by the The Lady Maccabees had a social end with her daughter, Mrs. Leon Slo-j Mr and Mrs. Addis Finch and Mr. death of ,Mr«. Marcus Stebbins. time on Thursday afternoon at the cum. tn Batlc Creek. and Mr. Ernest Tomes of Greenville I Sunday visitors at the cottage at Po- fairgrounds Games were played and A very serious Are started Sunday in were Thursday guests of Mfs. Nettie dunk lake .where Mr. and Mrs. John prizes awarded to Mrs. Gaskill. Mrs the big huckleberry marsh west on thisi Tomes and Mrs. Mary Showerman. the Baum have spent the past week were Lois Lankerd and Mbs Grace Ryan. road. It was very nearly put out Sun-1 occasion being Mr* Tomes' birthday ■ Mr. and Mrs. John Haywood and A wonderful-time is reported. day night but started up Monday and | Miss Estlyir Freeman of Battle Creek daughters. Nora -„ M -Irene, ..*■ and Flitiand burned over a large area and is still HEALTH COURSE. U spending several days with Mr. and ton Dubpdge of Grand Rapids. Mr Mrs G. E. Goodyear it hostess to­ burning. It means quite a loss to the Mrs, Don Sledge before entering Leila and Mr* Fred Haywood and son Fredproperty owners it is thought to have ! night to those attending the Health hospital in Battle Creek wliere she win erlck of Welcome Comers also Mr. and Course being given by the State Health been started by berry pickers who were) umlergo an operation for appendicitis. Mrs. Frank Wendel of Hastings. Department. Mis* Walck Is giving the smoking Chas Hendershott was iery severely J talk tonight. A registered nurse will give the balance of the lectures ' injured .Monday by a fall from a load of hgy. It ir. t!wugh> that lie is slight­ ly unproved at tlie time of Rih writing. ENTERTAINED PARISH FRIENDS. Clinton Brill ha.-, been confined io the About twenty friends on the Hasting-, parish spent Sunday afternoon with house the past week with a bad cut ou Mrs. Mary Sbowcrman. -A lovely pot­ Ids foot. It'will be another week before luck dinner was enjoyed and a happy he Is able to step on it L. V. BESSMER, Eyesight Specialist There h a wide-spread interest taken afternoon spent. Fifteen were present HASTINGS. MICH. in the health lectures being given at from tlw Hendershott group. the schoolhouse Monday afternoons Vanilla Sauce. Mr. and Mrs Percy Diamond and 2-3 c. sugar. About your eyes and children of Hastings spent Saturday 3 T. flour. afternoon and evenitijf at Al Brill's. your vision. You are only guessin'g, and guessing about Mrs Rhelda Whitworth of Dowling your eyes is liable to be expensive. Because it may be 2 T. butter. and Mr. .and Mrs Robert SJokea of t. salt. Missouri were Thursday callers at Er­ harmful. Our examination removes the necessity for 2 t. vanilla. nie Matteson's. guessing and supplies comfortable vision in every pos­ Blend sugar and flour. Add water Miss Margaret Garrison visited at ■nit boil gently until sauce thickens. Fay Whitworth's in Johnstown itst ; sible case. Why not enjoy this advantage? It awaits Add other ingredienlt. serve warm wek. , your visit here. ' ' . I* Helpful Suggestions Friday and Saturday SUITS $995 b — — 1 Lot of 23 SUITS ^3^ Boys'Wash Suits sizcJms. >/2 Price Meli's Dress Shirts .... 59c Boys' Broadcloth Shirts . . 39c STILAW HATS >/2 Price! T. S. Baird Clothing for Men & Boys 4' ♦ I ♦ Is INGRAM JERSEY DAIRY TO FOOT SUFFERERS FOOT AILMENTS CORRECTED 1 have secured the services of a nationally known foot specialist who will be in my office THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, AUGUST 4 «d 5 Dedicated to Better Vision He will give you immediate relief for any foot ailments without the use of knife, drugs or metal arch supports. Do not fail to see hjm while he is here, as your back, hip and leg troubles may be coming from your bad feet. Stop Imagining Things NO CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION W. G. DAVIS - Licensed Chiropractor ConUwwd aejl wttk. Professionalism will bar America's A 'clock that will run as long as tho leading twtmnitr. Johnny WeU-smul- wind blo»-—*"-d eight day: longtr--' ; ler. from participating in the coming hat been invented by a Norton CVa' , Olympic Games. inventor. - Phone 2206 for Appointments. Hastings. Mich. J �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY JtTY 37. tin FAQE gORT Our Success WANTS ONE CENT A WORD NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25 CTS. Uafackiry dealing with policy- DELTON M. E CHURCH.MOTEB, NEW CONSERVATION ' FILMS ARE RELEASED THE CHURCHES Twenty Reels Npw Available— Subject Matter Covers Wide Range ; AT DELTON CHCVf LLI2-PLYMOUTH NNVAL JTYLE JtiOW U B MISSION. Hastings, Mich., Wednesday, August 3 PAPER n«N<HNl> AXfi PAtNTTStl1— Ckaa. Conservation Deportment mot !•»».» I‘S«I . in H.’.-ri POK kEXT-A|M>rimrat, ».-.J r«r«ri. fi. ApsrinvenfR Ir’’.d Week period?, thc Educational Div; and r.»»l, drt-.rat.-d. M C S ’ '• in charge or film db.tnbu’.ion ha SMI. iVASTEP—W'ril r-raSr a-.d .Iri'i, - ...... During tlu- winter months Call Earl Bn><rr. i.NtFi -- - n If xce.-alve demands :nt tn FOR HALE—-n. 1. <■.'< L>.| Ji.|.|. SEE VS FOR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY 3. L MAUS A SON ».alf mil. wr.t . f Ni.Lr.Hr O<0. ‘ ,r I euiurtng BeauUlu) Dieplay of CHRYSLER and FLY MOL TH •- IOMO1U1.1.S. Banging in Price front «" HP®*. "Behind the Scene*” imderiul and Widely Heralded Talking Picture. Jams are limited Jo throe d*t September 1 ix.-rsonx ’ borr.iwii Chrysler Floating Power Bras* Band Aitrrnoon and Evening—"Same Ura«." ir.'.T UNITED nr.r.THF.r.N c IIUF.CH H. S. SHELDON KMlE.MUbR THE DATE ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE OmCI • HA1TIX01. MICH. i-inxisirrn booms HASTINGS MARKETS rampa uuring the sunimei ■F.ve rwl* ot new pirf-dr :hc‘process of'edJtm?. Thwe pictures . will be released tor public dlstrttiynon ; September i. Thl-y will piCIude pictures - uf, Mfehigan l:« ..vi-r, ■ «•*'*•<— ' Michigan ■fut-bearing .uhhna . game birds. Harold Weriprr slid Farrell Babcock ,t Widne.-day ECU nr THE KAZAIIENE vjx’.ndmg a ' the Department' Iv.iSmith ol On.n< ...:i I ■ km. picture* wil) be mailed next II riP.ST CHURCH .or CHRIST, IICIIRII'S. HARDENING oi WATCH FOR PARADE Premier Mussolini hold? licenses fur .on bustnew and railing ctv friends'and piloting airplane.--, motorcycle*, and relative' Monday. Mr. Mart Xml Henney spent from automobiles. Wcdpesday till Friday with her son HANKRUl’TCY NOTICE Mr> Hazel Roush i. Improv mg nicely from her recent operation fof appeit* ' dlcitis.' HINDS CORNERS. Mrs. I.Hla- Abbott and daughter. Mrs Silkwcrttt vf Buttle Creek visited the ,. Rajfid.. to, the former's brother and wife. Mi- und scientist the human tates Pubti. that ci robins ;(t Gun lake Sunday. for bodily srow and repair and that i. taken into the him.-.. M J. Manning and si.-atr. Opal, t.-rtahifd company, from Alle.uin Sun­ day ' • Mr and 'Mr*. N .Tobins and granditati.ht' r. Marian, visited hi* brother Fninl; Tobias, anti fiiiiilly near Nushville Wtdnvstlny, ‘ Mffi. Vida Philipps went lu Gull lake ■ toduv to vi-it relative.’. She will visit m Kalamartxi and Augusta before rcliinilm:. Will be gone two weeks Mrs. Dodge entertained, her nioth. >m Gtand Rapid* Sunday. i i r»xr. enu icit •ii the and time Wi merely brejith i-sseritlul that t’ :hc remotest pui ir.x.city kHuroN und for this pjr viwd the h’jKKi a? a nos poruitioii, and th,<■ IIANCEKY SALE I‘iid;iv ut thru uncle-, Murk 'on's. ut. Cloverdale. complishrd by four dtvt W’.nthH-r r> Mr*. Pearl Barrett und daughter of IMtuit .'pent Friday niitht with her ' " ‘ " W. Tobias and >yd Tobias «f Kalamazoo came for He bruintiii her home Sunday. ainl hudmiui. Illi. 11 n <u mid mi m.i: Elmer filullenUinicr. .nil. AujH'rinf.-nd. nf. FbrrvM Pe i.tarv. Miss Phyllu. Roush: Treasurer, Mt:. Furri:st.F.>x; Pianist. Mrs. Veldj Kmc. Mr ;.nd Mrs Cal Forking entertained l!a- lollowitu; rt.mp.inr Sunday. Mt and M:. Hur..- Furlong and friend <’ the • I' ;n attic limits rnicivnlly und in Jack. tin. Mr ..nd Mr- w A Furlong Roa Kinunel. Mrs. 4 Woodland and Mr WRECKING In I..- NOTICE! if, Grund aiupiih CARDS OF THANKS Alberta cf sunfM kl IV" dbury au nt'Sunday with their sta­ ler. Clara Sear*, and family. It Is Yours! ARCHIE TOBIAS AKIKOS "Selective Pressure Control” HIS funeral home of o» really belongs those tdltrrn a K 9 use of it. Jt was T . nt .;u : TRUSS t : v. . . r.n'.r WINS HIGH PRAISE FROM RUPTURE SUFFERERS l • dimtnish-'d. lirety for them to use U’-< a temporary home in time of need, and undoubt? edly selves well when so used: We ha-ve had HICKORY CORNERS WESLEYAN METHOPIST CHURCH NOTES THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE II. A. I.yllarker. Proprietor that assure the truth of this statement. In time of need re» member this fact: 0 u r establishment was intended to be a temporary home to all. and us offerto an cares use it. It is a.place d e d i c n t c d to the service uf the com niunrty. WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME MOAOWAY t MEEH KOMI 2BBS ir and Mr d Ruphta Peart smith wed. ma i- .'itending ttw and friends in the GRANGE PROGRAMS EMMANUEL CHURCH. I EPISCOPAL, pomon‘a grange and Mr, tnneuon. or pbeoity The tnrehani hi* uurplus of tat is to interfere » the action of the hear; and to put ►trulti on the arter le'.her. in work or :• strain on tnc arteruv and if habitual ly indulgHi tn daughter entertained Mr* Willtaor. • hardening of i sister and family of Missouri out Uh- lack 'Ut siiflkadency in tlie Mt GUy waters and family of Plainwell .certain , amount or vxerew. ind Rex Waters und wife spent Sunday (grcutly ut thc cin ulation of the blood near Olivet. in the veins, and without this aid the', Mr and Mrs, Pete Houvener ol Sand work-o; the arteries is much increased' Lake spent Sunday with Mr ami Mr- I and will result in their deterioration. Clate Lcuden. Calllira at Clate Loudens It has been noted tliat certain iitfecSunday afternoon were. Mr and Mt titju? diseases. such as typhoid fever,; Ike Houvener of Hartings. Jay Hou- pn<-unumia. and tuberculosis, arc prone । verier and family of near Orangeville. to be followed by arteriosclerosis, TiWni 'Archie Houvener and family ol Ur-, too. focal infections. such as diseased ; bandale. Henry Houvener und family tonsils. uurvvCM ,. or infected ..... Infected OTM teeth, sin-; | and Harvey Enrtan -arjd Mixs June tu.„, Jre believed, by their production Baker of Kalamazoo of poUon*. to be a factor In causing I Mr.,and Mr*. Donald McQuarrtc have arteriosclerosis. | been entertaining her sUter and family______ 1-.».»,»--------------from Waahington wham she lias nat I Many of the knocks in Ute car come years, : Deming men t^e । being 19 and 0 in • fayor of the I । Independent*. • Mr. and Mrs- George- Thotnpr n were HASTINGS PA BISIL METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Wilbiir Norn., of Grand Rapids . j George Hurt ut Grund Rapids us, Phsa* tfl«i 'ix-ndnig the werfc with hti grand-; M puronu. Mr. and Mr- George Thoinp-, Aluminum Paint COVERS MORE SURFACE SHOWS NO BRUSH MARKS Hastings Lumber & Coal Co Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hastings, Mich. . Mr and Mr* Arthur Cllnion of IrvM tn»- att -nded a Sunday ScUwl Rally at ‘ V ?! .Ada Sunday. Alto ana Freeport played lMM*bal| on . — th.- local diamond Sunday, the score' METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. WAS 7 to 5 in favor ot the local tram I Mr. and Mrs. R. E Lipscomb of| Grand Rapid* were Saturday guests of J Mr and Mrs Onto Knowles Air. and Mr* P A. Thomas called on Mr and Mr' John Heintzliinian, Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Bailey. Mr. and Mrs । Harry Fields arid William MUke and wife at Labe Odessa, recently. P. A Thomas and wife visited rela- The Only w ay Life alone can impart life: and we can only be valued as we make our­ selves valuable to others. CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Service ' HASTINGS Abo Ambulance S<rvi&t �| Wednesday, July 27, 1932 June Report of the Barry County No. 2 D. H. I. A. There were 6* cows tented during June. Two new cows were entered. One cow produced over 50 Mbs. of fat and eight cows each produced over 1,250 lbs of milk. Tiw ii.%soclaUon average was 704 2 • Ite. of tnUX. testing 3.77 per cent fat or 20.54 Ibu. of fat. including five dry cows gave for the month *13 pounds of milk testing 3:75 or 305 pounds butterfat Howard Stanton's Grade Holstein freshened October i. 1931. gave 674 pound.1 milk, testing 4.5 or 303 pounds butterf.it. • , UNDER FOUR YEARH-Fred Mil­ ler's Registered Holstein' fresta-ned March 1,0. 1932. Rave 1658 pounds milk testing 3 0 or 497 .pounds butterfat The returns for each dollar's worth Fred Miller's Registered HoUteii. of feed consumed wm *236. The feed fieshened March 15. 1932. gave 1834 pounds of milk testing 2 15 or 403 cost of producing each pound of but­ terfat was 09«4 (Nine and six tenths pounds butterfat. Fred Miller's Regis­ cental And. tlie feed coy of producing tered Holstein fre-hened March* 15. each 100 lbs of milk was 36 1-3 cents. gave 1711 pounds of milk testing 225 Four grade Hotatcltu and one grade or 385 pounds butterfat. UNDER FIVE YEARS—W. C. Jersey, owned by George Couch, aver­ aged 1.178.4 lbs. of milk testing 3 53 per Schultz's registered Guernsey freshened cent fat or 41 54 lbs of fat. Thia wav September 22. 1931. gave 489 pounds of the .hlgheit butterfat average. milk testing 8 9 or 43 5 pounds of but­ Three registered Holstelns and eight terfat. George Couch's Grade Jersey, grade cows, mostly grade Holstein/, freshened January 13. 1932. gave 853 owned by Fred Miller, averaged 1.029.6 pounds of milk testing 4 8 or 40.9 lbs. of milk testing 3.12 per rent fat or pounds of butterfat W. C. Schultz,'! registered Guernsey freshened Feb­ 32.1-itzTbr fat. . Six grade Holstelns and one grade ruary 24. 1932. gave 945 pounds of milk, Guernsey, owned by Howard Stanton testing 4.1 or 38.7 pounds of butterfat. averaged <>63 4 lbs. of milk Uating 4 20 MATURE CLASS—FIVE YEARS Aji rent or. 27.9 lbs. of fat AND OVER—W. O’. Schultz, registered "Tlie following is a list ot the three Guernsey freshened Moy fl. 1932. gave lughest producing cows on a butterfat - ,----------- - — -- - -- - - jFXMiiua ui Xllim irauux uu 5xir0 ■or >I «512 1023 pounds ot milk testing basks in the two, three, four, also five i |IOunds of butterfat. W C. Schultz, regyrars old and over groups. istered QueniM-y. fn-.du.-ned April 12. UNDER THREE YEARS—W. - C. 1932, gave 1044‘pounds milk, testing Schultz, registered Gucrnxcy'freshened J 4 75 or 416 pounds of butterfat. Geosgc January 8. 1032, Ruv't- 012 pounds of . Couch's Grade Holstein freshened Wilk, testing 5 5 or 33.7 [x>undx of but-(January 20. 1933. gave 1571 pounds ot trrfat. Howard Stanton's Grade Hui- i milk, testing 3 08 or 48 4 poundx. of b«l.-tein freshened September 1. 1931 und f terfat.—Edward R. Bailey. Tester. DR. CABOT ANALYZES LITERARY DIGEST POLL OniySiYTEcn and Ont; Half Per­ cent Who Received.Votes Returned Them wet vote that was cast. Tin- balance of the wet vote, or'30- , was scattered over thc remaining 36 states This jxill wits hnMW at the time by wet force.-, as indicating that public sentiment la overwhelmingly in favor of the return of the liquor traffic. When only one in six‘of nearly 21 million voters are Interested enough to record therfwlvra ns wet In their wntinx-ntx, that surely lx not .a fuvurablr. indication for those who 'wish th/ Eighteenth Amendment reix-alcd These are not our xtalcjni-nis. but an- taken from the comments of Dr Richard Cabot, just published. who lias carAfully analyzed the Literary Digest |x>ll about which m> inucji was suid nt Hie time It was taken. It will lx- remembered that last win­ ter the Literary Digest- conducted a prohilrition poll.* With a great flourish of'trumpet* 20.706.352 ballots were sent tn ns many vqlm in tin- 48 states of Ibis Union. It wax cUtim'ed that their votes would toe a di finite ixnnlcr show­ ing the actual .j.-ii’iinent «t the Amrrtcan people concerning" the Eighteenth Amendment. Dr. Richard Cabot, a physician, a NORTH HOPE. sociologist, an juilhor. and a professor of social ethics nt Harvard University, We nre glad to report that Donald also a protcKsor of clinical medicine McCalhijn. who underwent un oix-ru> at that University. hiw mode a keen tinn ut the Pennock hospital about ten ttayx ago. was able to bo moved to i]is unalysi*! of that poll. . In tin- flrit place it lx of xtriklng humd Sunday morning. Mr;-. Al J. Miesenbuch apd two chil­ Importance that only 4.668.537 -ballots wen cast out of 20.706352 ballots that dren । spnit Sunday evening with Mr. .were sent out: or nearly 90*: of thoM^iand Mra.\ Frank Heller and family at to whom ballots were sent either were West Clol-erdale. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Pranshka not interested enough in the mutter ...__ __ ............ -__________ _ __ “nd family and Mr. iind Mrs. Loren worth their while to attempt to ex- _■ Thomas and family of Port Huron press their aentlnicnts through this, were Sunday guesta of Alvah Kenyon ballot. • and family In BeHcvuc. , Analyzing thww bAlloLi that were! Mr. and Mrs. George Havehs and actuallyXast. It Is found that 3441.877.' two children of Southwest Rutland or 73r-. were recorded for repeal, or! and Mr. and Mrti E McCallum of . ... 16' • .. only of ..the. 20,706.352 who re­ । W('.st jio|x- and Richard Hathway of ceived ballots were interested enough Podunk were Sunday callers at the to vote wt-L It would seem. if there; liome of Mr. and Mrs.-ltunkin Hart. Mr. and Mrs. PnFhk Saunders and is such an overwhelming demand' for repeal, that a larger proportion than tamily of Hastings spent Sunday with one out of six of over 20.000.000 voters1 Otto Natzel. Mr and Mrs. Ira- Blake and son of would have cxprexM'd their wet sent!Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hubbel ments. Another significant fact Is that of Podunk vprtjt Sunday afternoon at twelve Mates. in which are located the Head take. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Watson of Praibig cities of this country, which ore always on the side of' liquor, gave 2.-;I rleville spent Sunday with Gus Plake 41Q.259 wet vote# or 70'. of tire total and family. Y. M. C. A. ITEMS sYate to recommend STANDARDS FOR PETROL Spsjificalioris for Three Grades ’ Hastings “Y" and campus group*, syinpatluic with Billy Gladstone in his of Gasoline to Be Made to loss of Ins father. Legislature Clay Bassett and Dale Bump assisted Lansing. ■ Mich —Recommendation.; with the Granitevillc Sunday school. July 34 und Rev. Vidor Jones of Hirk- are to be mud-.- by Uw dcpurlinrut ot! state to the 19X1 legi-l.iture that it • u-! act law* setting up .-•tandard-. for tin' various grade: of gaohne. t>.,ir.;_ oltcrrii A. called on beerrtary Angell Sunday to nrotortsts. P M. Mr Angel) left for tlie .northern The only regulation which Mi. hi;■ « dislrirt Sunday evening. how has. is tlu- taw prolubitliu- fraud | . Rev. I. L. Dewey Was in charge of and deceit m the sale of liquid fu«-ls | the softball game Munday night at lubricating oils and similar product.- j the fairgrounds. . But this taw does not givenbe m<gprt Barry county Y. M. C. A. committee­ any knowledge of tlw typ^ pt gu’.ohn< men and leaders have been inv(ted to he purchase*, and it Is possible fur anv | join Kent county men in a week-end number of different blend' ot liquid! camp at Barlow lake early In Septem­ fuels to be offered to Michigan motor-; ber. ista as gasoline There are, in general, three standards | T. S. K. Reid and C. F Angpll were supper guests at Camp Ben Johnston for gasoline. These are high. U-st j last week Thursday. T. S K. gave the standard and competitive. At prv'-ent :t i is possible for gasoline of exactly thei boys a yodellng story, same automoUve energy to lx- >uld b> ora- company as high test and by un-1 ASK FLOWER LOVERS other company as regular grade- gaso­ TO MICHIGAN STATE line. Each company now seta r.a own standards. With standard gasallne specifications East louislng—Growers o! garden flowers urc invited to Michigan State set by the state, motorists would bt College, Thursday. August 4. by thc d- - certain to receive tlw type of ga-xrtisw Srtmi-nt of horticulture to ixarticipute paid for Stpt>- .-tundards uiid specifi­ a pfogtam especially arranged lo In­ cations would make it difficult to sell bletidv of keronene am! otlwf liquid । terest gardening enUuLsiaaU. Muxl of the day will lx- spent ms|x-ct- fuels ax motor gx-solinc. Any mixture u: fng flowers in tlw College gn*en)iou.M-x liquid fuel* can be colored M that It 1-'| deteptlketo Ule motorist. in the B<nl Botanical Garden, and In -irtia- out standing, gardens named bj reMdenU of f/AB-ang. Short talks will Mrs. William Wadd>-I) of Hasting; ner. Din-ctor R J. Baldwin, and I'lot Mr«. .tolm BJ<x-k«-i und son, Junior, of C. P Halligan. Woodland and Ml ■ Caroline Griffith Other mt'inben. of the fiorticujturat oi Lynn. Indiana, wen- guest* fl Mr. department will accompany visitors on and Mrs. Herbert . Mon-hou.ic' from the lour of tlw ipiidcii'. v Monday till Wednesday" afternoon. Thirty-three ladies attcnd«| the heulth lecture aC Orangeville on Thurs­ WHEN THE SUMMER TIME IS ENDED. day. .TIicm’ lectures 'arc intare-stlng and Instructive and should be attend­ Arc you ready for Hls coining ed by mon- ladles, When the harvest time is past? •Carl Blown vistU-d hls parent;.. Mr. An- you ready for thc Judgment and Mrs. lUrt Brown Thursday eve­ When the Savior calls at last? . ning t-nrouh' to hu home at Hsyrbor Wil) He find you fondly waiting Spring;, to spend the week end. Hl* Whi n He knock* upon the. door? brother. Harold, accompanied'him. Will your lamp be trimmed and burning Clark Mon-hoin- and Earl Baldwin When tl»e harvest time Is o'er? returned Saturday' to their- homes after spending a week nt Camp Ben Chorus. Johnston on Sherman lake, 'Both ; ■ . । r. ci ring. earned their first class badges while Wjien'thc time on earth's no more there.. When .tlie summer time is elided Only three Boy ScotiVl out fo^ the And the harvest time is o'er. Are you ready for Hi* coming When He come, back in tin- nir? trimtworthy. loyal, helpful, friendly, Are you ready? An- you waiting? courteous, kind, ota-db-ut. cheerful, Arc you watching? Do you can-? thrifty, brave, dean und rwcrent. Have you counted all your talents. Mm Verna Baldwin returned lo her Have you counted all the wt, home’Saturday utter six-nding several H the world you gained in pleasure^ weeks with relatives in Cjrand Rapids. And your soul at last ix lost? 3'' Mr, and Mr;.. B»-rt Brown accom» Chorus. panted by Mrs. Charles Hunt were in Arc you ready for thc harvest Kalamazoo on Friday. That Is sure as sure to be? Visitors of Mr. and. Mrs. Charles Will you gain the golden Barw-xt Hunt on Sunday were, 'Harry Bawdy Or be lost in angry sea? and Mrs. David Cat man of Eau Claire Are you ready now. my brother. and Mr. unit Mrs. Ollie Boulter and When you meet Him face lo fare, family of Coals Grove. Are you watchm:!. arc you pi.tvhh-. Charles Hunt returned home Sun­ For Hls loving power and grace? day from Bui Claire where he .-pent tlie pa t week viNiling his daughters. Chorus. Mr-.. Hoy Cary of Neeley, daughter Arc you ready when He gathers ■ All HLs loved ones home on high? • ot Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bagley undi'rwent a major ojx-rution at Crispe Ari- you ready for HU coming Memorial haqiital at Plainwi-n, Tues­ Will you meet Him In tlw sky? day night. Will you meet Him thi-rc in glory Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Irv­ When your journey here is o'er ing Boulter Were, their son. Zura, cf When tlw summer time is ended Ada «n<| Miw Mildred Johpcox of And lije harvest time h o'er? Orangeville and Mr. and Mra. George CiKltUS. Bagley ot Delton. Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. ShcpAre you walking now with Jesus. ji.-rxi Ji.ui the pleasure of attending a Do you walk thc narrow road? . meeting of the Community Club at the If you've given Hun your burden? home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. .McCallum He will carry all your load. where* they enjoyed a fine program.* If yon’ll come to Him believing, Mr. and Mrs. David Shepherd en-l He’ll receive your xpul at last. joyed an all day. service at thc Bible When the summer time is ended. Conference. Gull hike, on Sunday. | And the harveil time Is past. Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chorus. Marcus Hunley were. Mr. und Mrs. When you come to' death's dark valley.■ Earl Payne of Denver, Colorado. Mr. And yont.journey here is past. '■ and Mrs. Fred Snyder of Plainwell Will He say. "I never knew-you." und Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pettijohn Or receive your soul nt last? ut Gun Plains. Mr. and Mrs. «Dave Have you loved ones over yonder Backus and children of Galesburg, Who have crossed the golden shore. were over night guests. Sunday guests, Will v/u meet them there in glory were Mr. and Mrs, Altx’rt Backus. When thc liarvest time is o'er? Miss Mona Backus and Mr. James i but is slowly gaining. SOUTH MAPLE GROTE. BatJIe Creek «r spending their sum­ Jeremiah 8:20. Boltcn of Galesburg. • . ; . 7 he D. V. B 3. lx going j>n at Uie mer vacation with their aunt,' Mrs. Herbert R. Eaton. Mr. and Mrs. George Morehouse j Walter Hershberger. Mr. A»« or Uuwn,. Mr. M spent Sunday with thc Otto girls at Gordon Rowladcr ot Jackson spent Mr,. Harry W...T a.M N,..ml .Mho. _____ ___ . .. MIDDLEVILLE. \tlu-ir home tn Doster. • j son and Harry Ttiornbury of Grand T,1<* >uumc pe->pit’V rta-r of the Suriday with hia father, Donald RowAbout 35 nf our Hoy Scouts are in1 Thc first group of handicapped chll-. z rump over nt Harwood lake. Plans are dren at Kellogg Camp. Pine lake, left I l/’dgr wen- Sunday visitors al J. C < Brethren church had an outing *over huler. Elliott’ Bx’ week end at Gun hike, under way for (he business. men to visit Saturday for their homes Mr. and Mm Sam Norton of Florida j Jo,‘» "’>d Gwendolyn Muljenix of Opportunity Uses the Want-Ads called un L. W. Jarrard'u Tuesday ■ night. are having. Oua ailments and also enjoy a general i Mrs. Orin BurgeM of thc Dunham We have another physictan. in the R(wxl linu> • i district called on Pete Hoffman’s Wed- \ former Dr. A. L. Taylors offices He ^Ir nnj ^ra David Shepherd spent [ nexday night comes well recommended and we wel- TilurMjuy ln Kalamazoo. Mesdames W. C. Cook. Ada Baldi. to «, .. ui Mr- «hd Mrs. Stafford of Kalmna- Edith Debolt, Etta Gould, Sadie Fuller. The ball game Friday P. M. was well; ?()i) spent Saturday camping and fish- Lulu Gray. Celia Marshall. Ida Norton attended and a rhpl rhal time enjoyed by Ing al Adams lnV , and Cleota Conklin vWted Mrs. Viola lake. all. Tlw old timers, called themselves Hagerman in Battle Creek Tliuraday. tlw "colored giants.'' Point was pro­ . SANDY HILLS. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norton were vided In the Faulkner Drug store and All former teachers, pupils and Hastings visitors Friday. they were sure a "fine'' looking bunch patrons are invited to'attcnd the flrat A shower was given Mr. and Mrs. with their war point on. especially annual reunion of thc Yankee Springs Douglas DeCamp, nee Wilma Fuller, when they got to work and it started school, on the school grounds, on Sat­ at the. bride's home Friday night. Pastures are drying up and getting short. to run down their faces. They played urday. July 30 All day meeting, pot Dr. N. E Scott of Kalamazoo and One bagx>f Dairy Foed in summer save* three pretty good ball, considering they had )UtB luck. dinner. Bring -----------------table service. ■­ Mrs. A. W. Scott of Grand Rapids in fall or winter. _ ...... ... had no practice and were all old tlm- II W... Everyone is invited to attend *1. the — C. culled on J. C. Elliott's and Frank ent. Lots of fun for everyone. Borne g, buslrim meeting und party which Norton's Sunday. of them could hardly get out of bed I wm be held, at thc home of Mrs. Mary Mr and Mrs Harold Gray of East I your own feeds—try SUPER SOY—the new the next morning, but all are feeling i Saunders, on Saturday evening, Aug. Assyria spent Sunday with Mrs. Lulu! mineralized high protein concentrated feed. fine now and sore muscles are a thing ©, Meeting to begin at 8:00 P. M. fast Gray. We carry a full line of dairy feed* at price* to talk of. I time. Refreshments—lemonade and Duane Gray of West Vermontville, that are right. While crops arc'not suffering for the - sandwiches. came Sunday to spend some time with • want of rain as yet. a good rain would Sunday school nt Yankee Springs hls grandmother. Mrs. Lulu Gray. try our 40', HOG SUPPLEMENT FEED j be much appreciated by all. church every Sunday nt W:00 A. M. • Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hoffman and son. ■ with your grain for your hogs and see them Patricia and Joann Stricklen re-! fast time; C. E even- Sunday evening Victor, spent Sunday at Glen Aspinall's grow. turned to their home tn Grand Rapids Bt 8:00 P. M. Watch thc church items in the Durfee Bistr let. Sunday after two weeks spent with j jn The Banner for further announceWe Have a Feed for Every Need ' Marilyn Aspinall of the Durfee distheir grandparents, G. D. and Mrs. ments. • Lrict returned home Wednesday -after Wljitmorc. They attended Ule Bible Mrs. Geo. McKLbbin and daughters, spending some time with her grand-: school while here. Doris and Ruth were Kalamazoo vis­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Hoffman.; A’. H. Parker is thc cashier in Uie itors Saturday. . SOUTH WOODLAND. I Caledonia Bank. Ke will continue to Mr. and Mrs- Lyle McKit^in and live here for the present Wc con- family otfOtacgo. spent from Thurs­ Last Week s Letter. FLOUR FEED COAL CEMENT -<- UME Friends ot Delbert Slocum are sorry I gratulnte Bert in securing this poal- day until Sunday in the Geo. McKibto hear of hls illness. BRICK TILE •»- FARM IMPLEMENTS tlon. also wish to say Uvat we believe bln home. Mr. and Mrs. 8- J. Vanwy of Nash-1 they made a wise choice. Bert was in The first tank car load of pluntatlon- ville called Sunday evening to see tlw j our bank for many.yeaQ and quit only HASTINGS gruwn lung oil on account of hls health, which, after lasvwM —• produced ----- - in —America, ------- —-i latter’s brother, Homer Rowladcr, wh<7 .... shipped _ ■ 4from ___ . Gainesville,।lux been confined to hts bed for the! was______ recently iwveral years’ outside employment Is — again good. Ga. past week wiUt flu and sinus trouble,] DEPRESSIONS Come and Go but THIS Old Bank STAYS Right Here Its CONSERVATIVE U.S PEERLESS Friday and Sat­ urday Only 29x4.40 29x4.50 30x4.50 29x4.75 $4.75 $5.25 $5.35 $6.25 II Boughl in Pain THE BIG SWING Tube for the Above Tire* PA VvC jffuto Jport Jhop TELEPHONE 2177 DRIVE-IN SERVICE Business Policy, and the splendid confidence reposed in itk integrity by depositors and friends, have made this Old Bank Strong. Purely upon the merit of past and present per­ formance this bank solicits your patronage. 1 here is no time like the present to start a sav­ ings account! Interest at compounded semi-annually is a SAFE RE TURN for your money. Don’t try to “get-rich-quick,” but take the sure, conservative route to substantial financial inde­ pendence. Deposit ever so small an amount in a savings account here and it begins to earn for you. HASTINGS NATIONAL Only National. Bank in Barry County MflTVE NEVER OFFERED LOWER PRICES ON GENUINE U. S. TIRES PART TWO THE HASTINGS BANNER TJ A 1VT T7JDx>.± 1 JtV. Hastings, Michigan Telephone: 2217 SUMMER FEEDING Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JULY 27. 1922 PAGE TEN SIXTY POUND THREE YEAR OLD HEADS LIST COURT HOUSE NEWS PROBATE ( OI KT NEWS! In the IB herds tested in the Barry High small herd of 6 cow* or lew wa* F.st. William H SauM&ugh. dec'd. No. 1 Association tor the month of>'°*'”«l by Marshall, Pierce HU he*d Petition for appointinen! of Adnir. filed, Uas 829 lb5' tnUJt 53.4 waiver of notice filed, order rnpolntJune, then? wen. were 511 218 row* cows. 18 18 af of them them ^ of fQt M A Otlfl 0,1^-, ' were dry. They averaged per cow. 6511 herd of rtve „llxed C0Ws whlcll aver- ;ing Admr entered, bond' filed a^ifjlet. j tors usued. Aider limiting settlement Iba. at milk and 37.1 lbs. of fat. No aged 634 lbs. milk and 32 5 lb*, of fat. . entered, petition for lieantis daimi separator* were found to be faulty dur-Medium aired herd of .7-16 cows was.• filed, notice to cfedltbrs i.s*ued. Mlrnw. M » aver ' b > ’ Swwwlfc nine purebred GuernMw* UM II. mr.lh sm. ro-. T> lh< milk ! E-.I Ann:*- Wolcott, dre'd Will and 1250 lbs. of milk and nine made over 4l 5 |bt of faI second high wa< .. herdi petition for probate filed, order for pub­ 50 lbs. of fat. ! of sewn purebred mid grade Guern-. Heat ion entered. Our two year olds hove sort of laid ,-wys owned by Forrest Buehler. Hls ib' and 39JJ 39.0 down on the job for iui because we imd cows averaged BIO ll - -off ’milk ”',k ■*»' ' none to make the 40 lb. list for June lbs of fat. liivi-tv The outatandlng larce herds Tif 16 lory filed .. purebred Jersey owned by Lyle Gar­ EM Mary E Graines, died. Petition field. She gave 1200 Hi*, of milk and W. Cook. His thirty -grade Jer^y’and for spycia! Adnir. riled. order appoint €0 lbs. of fat She has been fresh since ■ Guernsey herd uvcniged 6 df Hri. ot Ing ajxcUI entered. bond filed. letlcra December loth and leads all breeds for milk And 31 8 lbs. of fat HU 29 ptircj . this particular month, 'Second was n lin-d and. prude Holstein.-. nyerasod' u* Bust<Hi. dee d. Report Grade OtirrfUcy owned bv- M. A. 688, lb». of milk und 22 4 lbs of fat Most all'record* and averages, due Calkin*. She made 114') lb*, of milk Eat. Francih M. Craig.____ _____ _ petition and 57.0 lb> of fat. She had no grain >r license to wll real eitutc filed; or— to freshen in tile fall. lliuu nuw jva* -yiH VIK-. v, . ---- ---• cr fur publicntion entered. Cook* Grade HoWeluis which made much tower than in pievtoUs EM. Mary Humphrey, ’ dec'd Final 1404 lbs. of milk and 56 2 lbs. of fat; months ................ ir. filed. . NORTHtW one'of R. W.'Cook's Grade Guern­ order dctrrniining seys which gave 834 lbs. ot milk and Lloyd Gaskills old ' Mainmic'’ cow led tlie aged cow class. She'is an eleven year old’ purebred Holstein and with no grain she 'made 1515 lb.-, of milk winch tested 3.0, thus Riving her 50 I lbs of fat. Mr Gaskill h.>, a splendid two months old bull call from tins The Service We Extend to Every Patron It will soon be a HALF CENTURY that this bank has been of stalwart worth to the progress and prosperity of Hastings and its people . . . On the Following Program of Helpfulness iMUcd order limiting settlement enterid. piWion for hearing cla.rna filed, no. R W Cook has the m cond wd cow for June She is a grade Jersey and Mie med'- 1107 lbs ot milk and 58 7 lbs of fat. Third one ot C M. Stow ell* purebred Guernsey* which gav 1035 lbs ot milk containing 54 8 It* • fMWIn H t-rpprr. dee d Pi-tithm Admr tiled, waiver <«f notice filed, r apiioiu’ttig Admr /-iitered. bond filed and letter rhe FREE COUNSEL and ADVICE of officers and .directors . . . ALL practical business men. Admr enten-d.' bond filed Is.-ued, «>tdi-r limiting “Cttle.,—Hon for hrartqg Utori. notice to creditor1. i>. tied. R«!i>h N Huffman. Botxl of 2— I he use of our business facilities—the LATEST MODERN equipment. ■■ deed- Hone! fib-tl irdrr limiting aetHtton for hearing men. notice to creditors Is- 3—A SAFE. CONSERVATIVE INTEREST RATE 3,; compounded semi-annually. fbt£rtt. dec'd. AnAdtm’\.fiifd. fhinscin Wolcott, dee d. Petition Wuir. filed, order for publication- I 4 Such a program as this should commend this safe old bank to y o u r consideration. If you are not already a depositor here you are invited to become one. A PERSONAL INTEREST in the welfare of EACH and EVERY customer. Charles Clarkson Aldrich, deed iccourit tiled. final receipt* filed. Hastings City Bank of Admr. u.U'-d. e.state i-nrnlled Minnie jump. Woninifi, Aiuiu.il iff Admrx filed. Shop at your neareit I.G.A. itore and lolve your Summer Menu problems easily) you'll find a wide variety of Summer Foods . —all priced low lor this event Thc Bank with the Chime Clock Emma I. Rnrnfmi, to: iitljmimmctiT entered. order. $75,000.00 Shredded Wheat Fo, A nubiliou, Pl,. ioc Quart Jar Pickles s. Jell-O ru.- 7c Apricots IGA 2 '<■.• • c.~ 25c j Mrinnivnte Mack. Lace : Paul s ■ flyers. Delton I Dwothy E FrwmarU D. ..L***:i -William- Wt!1 I Gut nett •£. Goodac 'Pau! H Stuart. Sa aim- Shrp ’Dr-nnU HaAkeJI. w<> $50,000.00 3q. Rds . See. 28. B.<| ry Twp Millbrook mid Melvin-Covllle of Coat.-;; p»U| StnU and family entertained Blanche L Rcynoll Mr. and Mrs Boynr Rickie nf Vcri Grove spent Sunday at thc Will Bayne fnends from Freeport Sunday Prak and wife. 40 At.. See, 35. Barry mnntvdle were Sunday viMtor* i|t Geo., home. , ----------- , > ,------------1— Hngla's. Ethel Ragl.i h home front Detroit for; Life may be said to in- fairly s>uec<-.-.-Enunctt. Floyd uiid Glenn Orville of Lcn W. FV-ighncr.nnti wife to Fred short vacation -fill when tlu- tins oiitmunlxr tin- down:, TREE RIPENED and 44. Phillips Add . Nashville village Aha B. Johnson gnd wife 'to Ernest L'laii R Dunlap and wile. 40 Ac.. Sec. 9. y j Yankee Springs Twp. Bermw L. Gould to Joseph Camp- 23c Magic Klener Surplus McDohMd to Wgl'er F.. CUlbcrt fe. Lot 3. Blk KenflefdS $dd . Tissue^ 3 "’"*19 Lime Rickey Milk IM Flour ICR Flour ST 2 UK 25c 3 MC- 15c 59c S«ck 24’.: lb. 41c White Float * 19 4 Lux Toilet Soap 3 ... H Kirschrnan and wtfe to Wellington I. Smith and wife. Lot 16 fine Lake Park. Johnstown Tali Celia A. Chamberlain to Ern'- t W Flflclti and wife. 812)3 Ac. SeC. 7, Rut­ land Twp James K. Smith and wifri to' E Roy Spring Tup. ... .,, Saxton and wife. Lot 3. Blk 3. Paulina nU, : Beach, Johnstown Twp • । Bernard O. Tcrfrenning and wife to :le*.-.)ii Bandy Brach. Pine lake, Pralriet-tllc iTwp. Ertelk* M Paine, et a!< to Myron Claude Sparrow and wife, r, Ac.. Sec 20. Orangeville Tup Lois V. S'Bfidhy to Robert H- Kirsch­ man and wife Lot 24. Standley's Fir-t Add.. Fine Lake Park* - Quit ( him Deed* . Fay Sjndt. ct al to Gary Studt. 80 !Ac. Sec. tl. Carlton Twp. . Blfc 1 Paulina; Aubrey G Murray to BcC.tc M. Murvine village . • Amy K Hull to Ernest Peake and UliVUlf 1 23c Mary Beach to Scid Beach Lo: 871 and Lot 9 Blk 1. Bennett and Ken-| fields' Add. City scut Beach ro Mary Beaeh. W 16 ft. ;a Eastern Add . city. George B Hebhard and wife to Berr>- tn Edum W Dea.; fhx Phillips. Par Paulina Beach. Cocoa Hardwater COURTESY Station A completeness of service uncqualcd in the oil industry is yours at every Conoco 1 Woodland village Tri-Color Bath Soap 3'"’lOc Ivory Soap b.< 5c Every Red Triangle Station is a I Geonw MrCiilU and wife -’n Cath­ erine Wing. M Ac. Sec 22 Irving Twp Myron Sensiba and wife to Townuwy and wife to M. J I ship of Hope. 110 Sfi Rds ? Sec. 32 ckcryi Laktttick Park Hope Twp j George Eddy and wife lo Township et ai to M B Bnxik. : "f Hope two descriptions, one fo: 4 3W TK - Plat Nauhville ; Ac , ami one for 1A07 Ac. , Ben Reynolds and wife to Mildred __ .. M>r:.m to Arthur J Smith. Lot 28 .Phillips Add. NaMiville , •nd atlc..Lot 7. Long Pouit.i Mildred smith to Anna E Miller. « r. Prairieville- Twp I al. Lot 28, Phillips Add . Naxhnllc n A. Kerr tn Alice Pearl NewWillis E Streeter :• Rebecca M 29 Rutland T*P! Gun like. Leah Gardner tn Glenn E Gardner Calvin J Streeter apd wife to Muriet al Lot 1. Blk »9. Middlcvilk ullage lE'Streeter et al. Lot 49. Streeter^ ReWilham J Smith and wife to Wil-|**’rt- Gun lake lam A Steyew and wife. Par Sec 12. Emma K. Spindler to Carne Groan­ Rutland Twp . | ger, Parcels Woodland TWp Earl W Latnbony and wife to Home { William o Bauer and wife to Chris- i Savings Bank par Sandy Beaeh. Pine - topher Merlau. Par. Hope Twp lake. Prairieville Twp ” Martin *~ P ” Huyck ™ and ~ wile .1; tn z:. John Herbert S Reynolds and wife to Max- A- Jennings and wife. Para. Secs. 7. 17, well G- Bowen. 80 Ac Sec 36, Assyria 13 Orangeville Jwp. Twp » Martin P Huyck aixi wife to John A Fest Baytut Chureh. Hukcrr Gar- Jenn'.ngj and wife. « Ac. See 36 Prainers, to Ciarenee Cheney And wife. 144 nevfila Twp station. When wc say "service” wc don’t mean just gasoline, oil, water and air. Those things arc to be expected. The sen ice you find at Conoco stations goes much further. . It includes windshield and rear win­ dow wiping, accurate toad information, package checking,.sports, hotel and camp information for travelers, free road maps . , . and many other helps <hat are yours as a result of every Con­ oco man's sincere desire totoid yqu. Conoco service men arc chosen for their willingness to give friendly setvice and arc traitiej) to cx^rrhcss. More than half of. their time is given to free sen ice; . gladly . . . cheerfully. Their courtesy and readiness to help; the many unusual services they render regularly; make every Conoco Red Triangle staiton a Courleiy Station. ^CONOCO '•X^bol of SVtlT CONOCO STATION IS A BRANCH OF THE CONOCO TRAVEL BUREAU ...A NATIOA.WIDE FREE SERVICE FOR MOTOR TRAVELERS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. JULY 77, Ittt ♦ vacation trip, according to Mis: Mgryi , DOWLING. Lewia. home economic* specialist at j jOhn Ketcham will be tlie speaker at . Last Week’s Letter Michigan State College._Unle*a cer- -the ice cream social wluch ta to U-IwiJ i -mim Dorothy Garlinpct of Detroit tain Uiat the water has been approved (>)1 the iawn lawn hi at um Uw- nume home oi of »ii Mr anu and went tlw week end ut ’ By Home Economics BpecialUU Michi­ by bv the proper uroncr authorities. authorities, It it Is safest i .>-> . ...v M„. JanUr lhU wr ..k Friday'|> gan Stf te College to take the precaution ot boiling II be- cVrnlll< ,tU|y 29. and all who care. ,.r. ' fore using Tills .practice should be' lirrpd i*. pre.ent to fnK>>. Uw talk । rtrictiy adhered to If the children are nt4j the hxMnr trt. and Oven canning tbr fruits and tomatori V*22°Unr "<>rdle“ 0f lhe MUrce rake j ..nd family spent sundu will save hou*ewl\e» considerable Ume | Mr. and Mr Jake Deprle.rtrr amU-Mn c C Gibson-am. and- eflort. according to MLm Roberta supply. When following tlw well travelled MMlhe of Huttings wen-Sunday rwxj'camp grounds at Bnrns Hershey. Michigan Stale College exten­ highways there is little difficulty In se-: of Harold Deprie-iter and family. Coral sion nutrition specialist, who with MIm iNisteurised milk- If. however,; Deprie.Mei i. making .ills graiMiiMreiit ■ Muriel Dundas. anoUicr extension nu­ curing raw milk h texight from a farmer It U at Hickory Corners a visit during -..tea­ Mr*. Brook;. and trition worker. • is giving caruUng wise to bull it for five minutes, cool tion. Ivana, alt. demons!rations througlioul the fUte and store It In sterilised bottles. If Lester Orm l» of HaMlngs 1 enjoyduring July and August. Camplng facilities are meager, this ir. mg a tan After ireah, perfect fruit lias been rather difficult, and tlw alternative of in; jk^s prepared and packed in clean, hot Jars, is to use evaporated mdk. Many pro-. oniv.lJr^ boiling syrup u (XMired into tlie runs pie prefer the u-.r of a e<xxi brand Edith Porritt of Alto and Mr within one Inch of tlie top. It is im­ of evaporat**# milk to a consteht 'Timmiins of Detroit -.1 ;*.ii Hw» <. • > . ,. portant to make it one fnch to prevent change in the supply of ftesh nplk. MU4 wrlght'Utt week Flucenr. “J. x,.1(irMi «• the contents from boding over. Syrup when traveling with Infants ' • Wiight spent thr’wtek #ith relative a! for berries, peaches, or pears Is. mode of Meals built around the fundamental Climax . ' . | remainder of the x-dnn» r two parts of water to one part of sugar, foods, egg’, milk, fruits, green segeTlu- ML-te ,Frarz« < an;1 Ite!<n MI m Ed.th Fleming. Mr while for sour cherries, the proportions I tables, and whole grained' cereal, as, Muiirer of Na_hv;lk-’/p«-rit a part of are equal parts o» sugar and'water. _ The top is then screwed down until it j far* wiong in providing adequate M - Fianci lbrg of Grand Raj. ii. catches tbb rubber, with care that no | nouristupent fur thr travelers, vtjll It'is visiting ut pn-.vi-.t at Lant Owin', Hayes. Nelli* An; force Is useji to close-the cans tightly is well to be concerned about the Charles und Wdhairi 'Bira were Bunbefore thee a:e processed If cans are method .ot preparation in order not day visitors in the Coon home i, ri ds dundiiv enti. >-. scqled tightly before-being processed to overtsx tlie digestive tract of the' Mrs Blanch, BeLon vi-lting b’-r ’ \ ■‘,lt rrh.m. Qu>y will blow up Pre-heat tlie oven to child Eggs should be soft boiled or, sister and husband. Mr. and Mrs Or.Mrr. Nettle Jchnu-n an about 275 degrees, and retain the some । poached rather than fried, vegetable* Dunn m ar Fine lake M: and Mt< S fretda spent Friday with ) temperature throughout thr processing should be boiled or baked and served a Wertman and Charles Bel »n und Curtis and family in KalDr which for berries, peaches, and pears, with butter or milk. | Robert wire Sunday guev.s thei: Tlie Homemakers' Corner q IIS' SENSATIONAL PRICES LOW Lifetime Guaranteed — Genuine New 4.10-21 Supertwist Cord Tires ■>49 r*c» IN PAIRS Each $3.59 Tube 91C Jb°u1d be about 35 minutes; and, for Children beyond two yeare of age home th-cr«k cherries, about 30 minutes. If tlie oven shou]tJ be abie to chew small amounts Mrs. Hany McCarty of Buttle Cr«;-k , r,,., r . U not automatically controlled, it is o( tender, leaves ut lettuce .spinach, and u enjov^/ .» two v?; ■.■.ic.it;>!-. a ‘ advisable to use a thermometer to con- < abbaiif and to eat plt-rea of clean, her home hen tred thc positive lieat of 275 degrees. I lllHJ tomato.- tlw-se raw vegetables giv-l Mr and M; • Rlelund iriubatigb ;■>» < r>0 2i> 4 BO-31 Otherwise the can is hkcly to boll over. I jug them VitaminC. commonly su|>- ' Russell Of Rutland ■»>:>Sun t ■ the fruit fade, and the rubbers crack, phed by oranges Whole wheat toast gm t of the MrCartv'. and Quart cans should be placed only mi|und cooked cereal Should be uifc the u.- Mr. and Mr. Bert O'liie lower rack, but pinta may be placed , breakfast menu fur thd children rather. Mr. and Mr Arrhu- lieu Hinde »3.w ‘ on either rack. I than pancake;; Broil steak andr chops, family - nt Buturday night u.-idSun cn-jiti single 11.63 Single »3.95 with fra ud, Tube Sir Tube ' 94c When tlie cans have been processed or~ b<4l * ’’ a “ small piece of* *■beef —* or mutton day ‘ ......... . at ” Jarluun D.-.Tobe sicfor tlie time required, take out and It takes n little longer to co<|jt meat by msliird at th 1. Lifolime-Guaranleed complete settling; then cool as quickly tlii-e- nut hods, but |t is infinitely bet-, urn !<• Tor a •*< 2. Goodyear1 name and as pOHAlble. placing cans on rack, go air t<r for tlie children than fried meat j Mad ‘line- Stan will circulate, but being careful not tn und highly tca-'oii'-d saii'-agra. was a. week end house‘Hag on sidewall stand in draft Do not attempt to cal TAMARAC < ORNER.' the cans more tightly alter Hwy iiav<single MJG Single »4J>5 Single M.7» been cooled. Floating fruit may often Ixu-l W« k'-. Utter Tube 41.0U Tube SI.I4 Tube Ole 4. Built with Supertwiif ' be prevented by |»»urine the hot aynip1 ■1 Bedford were recent til Millie HerrinctnieK and Ha over Hie fruit tlw night betoro it b. to! cord Goodyear patent be canned, draining it off in tlie mom-1 w-m.-d :i1kju>«.s well (us twiiil but was Battle Cn.-k w;«: 5: Huilcy, heavy tread mgjlUd're-heating Just la fore pteici -. - taken rick suddenly Sunday iiigiit. iticc home ln-t «r« ing In Die oven. • ' about 1) oUdotk und pa. .<d away Mon-. ■ Mr.- Urthlr Muir: ; | 6. Deep-cut trqclicn Before starting oukoh an automobile iday monUng ut 3 A. M- Iter funeral will! bingle $XM 7. New in every way Mnctr S5.I5 vacation trip, it u wgll to plan, for tlw •»' held at her lair home Uns Wcdn< lube SI.02 Tuiie Slid day p. M We nil extend <>ur <I.s-|a-.m Mr. and Mrs Merritt Meade “ Tube SI.16 >W> day n<*d not take up loo much time ■ ymiMtiiy tu the much .saddened fam- Riv-' it and Mr. and Mr- Cameron and friend1 j McIntyre and Norman spent Sunday in according to MUs Mary Lewis ot tlw- Uy, F!- ra ^nn Philip and 'Gordon BarnhaX spent • Grandville with Mr, Mcadr’--sister and! lf.r aw| Michigan' State Collegr home twnornlcs faculty. Tn a • family group, fioin Tuv-day to Sunday at Geo. Fji.’.h I’ “J™”’hnJ C Hurd lun k. te t " 111C lx,'nr ’ • im-.a ci where the meal* are planned around and Sunday tlwir grandparent*. Rav- Th< the needs of the mr children, vmiui. ,1. with very lew : Youn»». Toom; s HI inc , , ■ ol luma lonh n>r niiermxiii I ... : modifications and additions, the aduh., ■ then- and they returned honw with 'J1 by “ ,arite ,r,,“l1 I ridav evening North Michigan Avenue ulth.ul>lee»„.Lob...,ll i.,1 , I,,,,,,,. ' ■“«!*“? du.lw The problem at feeding the family on Vclda and Wilpia King. WIio hay •‘ ., .. .. . Adolph Dan >■ •*!■.» k-radiutrd from Phone 2482 Hastings, Michigan Delton, Michigan the trip will be greatly amplified and I be, a i-pending a wve.k in Unring .v «•’ tW*lF..irLs Ii ' everyon--will be much mon- checrfulj Rev. M IL Daw.sun . Hturged ***“’» . : partm.nt und healthy II tlw food |>w the children this so k . mm nding Vn'. uu't I wo w. "k-. in 115 l“ iimhiati >n receives primary consldcratKai. Only Mt Gl-ndora Senr* and Audr.i ami [ r,,.t|lr",,<j to j.t , h■" five foods need be kept in mind, eggs.! Mrs. Clara S .n ac< ompanird hy MlMiohsry mdk, fruits, green vegetable*, and a Mrs Theda Will attended tlw Sunirn: ..... C,.T n d c,„m, vl,.. fl. They made a trip through Ionia counts .Hume made ire errant and cake wll whole grain-cereal, cltiwr in the form Bi ter’s •birthday-club at thc home of «»rJp|iar(JUHe have been vi i’ting their V G b* ” Mr. und* Mrs. James Van di; Gelson il visiting sevaeal place.'* of interest. of whole wheat bread or such cooked Mrs. itemta Miller T‘l,,’r * gnind;» 'and grandma Willltt . nLo ’ 01 Mr. and Mr-. Pete Hoffman and son. «-rv. d by tlw -South Evangelical Mid son. Karl, und John Van de Gelson Victor. spent Tuesday evening with rarab. u. crakrd »• » .! ... wu.».> w « 27 !«-•»£rt> "■» «« ™ ! tl,„lr ;u,„ . cll,„ „,d Ihl,,, iuu! family of Kalamazoo spent Sun­ Mrs .Scott and Mbs Zemer. of Palter- Mr> Geo Bull. Thursday evening. Au­ These foods are easily ptrparcd and; ldv< d by all Th.- new ofnern ;*iftM), ■ > I. r finger w<dnod;<y are available in most any section of th.- Adjent. Mr- Malle Hatdi; vic. • ’ T p Juli41olun. inreUw wlll h, Id t. be taken.to the duel . day with Mr.. Lulu Gray and Robert. u>n. N. J, who arc speijding thc sum- gust 4. BOXv lpr>-t<i.nt Mr* Minute Gerling, r. >e-l |1M_ hom<l (>f Mn Uit Children should have at Hu-t one ictary. Mrs. Arvflla Bolton. w.-dm-sduy afternoon Thcr.- will b<- 1,o">e < .< •' -f ? egg each day at least on.- pint ol milk.! Call.-rs last weekat «“nnJ.. n biulur>i H.s.doa of u„. w c Mt B. rnl. at least a half cup ot fruit, and from JSUiwells were, Mrs. Etta Nw-h ami.T y nIw • Chile W half to three-fourths ol a cup of'.daughter Alberta of HaMingx Mr- । Mr. and Mtn Helwr Foster and famcooked vegetable. Plan to have the chll- ■ Grant OskomI. aqd Mi. Ituili lJun<-.•n . 11Jf ntIt.nd,.() I Baltimore church dren eat generous servings of all tlw:.; and Don and Mat*of Woodland. Hu’nduv and ihlcn.tl Ina gix<l M-ininn -'Sr al‘d Mt’ eventia) foods first, then, add a fish or Mrs Fay Niu-h and daughter Joyce, of by flr'liri. nil|( j, They six nt the r< -1 ,l>’ relumed H.i meal dish, potatoes, rice, root warn-' Ionia. Mr>. Calvin Nash ufid daughter (|nuJndrr of th(1 day w;rtl Mr >nd Mi>.; relaiive's in Oh tables, and any of other wholesome fevclyn of Dike OdeMrs Jennie Geiger ’ ',r- *”4 Mt foods simply pn-pan-d ; Purdun. Mrs. Velma Jarstfer and M, Mrs Verne Hawblit/ and' Marshall and daughter o' B. ll.-m Tn planning a trip with ymimw-terx. it daughter Ni-U^ Cook and baby. Mm ,Ort|la 0< Hiv.libank were Sunday gut-sts ' alkd on Mt Llbhiv M;p-ha!l Sun is as wise to cunva.V. the opportunitJe; Eiia Tyler. Mrs. Erma Tvh-r and chll-. 11( !|l)d ^lr;i jp.jpij. Wilcox. Ice day aftenm-Hi for securing freeh food* along tlw road dren. Rev Loomis. Mr Lena Wilcox. cr, UIIl B|ld nJr,. blrljHlav Clli,v ulth Walter Lloyd and Will Demand of a* to investigate Uie state ot tlw high- and family of tenia and Mr- Juna ,-undies on ucT. < nfoyed honoring li'.ili-> Battle Creek were taken to Uh- H.; .­ way, for only tliat vacation b worth 'Jordon ' Ortlia* : uth blrthdav. itlnw. jail Saturday night few theft ol while which brings the’children hume'* Floyd.Kimblcnnd «"«"«• ------- . .. .... family and Cleo, •• Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gillette and Geo.'fblckins and ------were .. to .i» amugrxll healthy and tanned and with at !ea-.t ' ’ ’ ’ and Mary Hayman an- entertaining Monday. TTm-.m-two tjF'n. a woman and . . us many pounds of flesh and a* gotxi ning at Charles Darby-*. relatives from Chicago '• year old boy were in the car «hen Married July 11th nt thc Congrega­ । dispositions ns when tlicy started ----------------;overtaken bv Deputy tUicrUT Thr purity of tlw water supply is a tional parsonage in Lake Odessa Den­ WESTHOPE. jkiiw Saturday night i».ir tin- Lincoln i problem that requires constant vig­ nis Haskill and Mr*. Slay HyO of Last Wt«k - Utter ,----- — : .-chnolhMi.H' bn M-14. about fiftci-in ilance wiiilc tiie family is enjoying a Flushing. congratulations. Tlw McCallum School reunion Safur- • miles s.mth of Nashville Thc chickens ■ ,dny was well attended und enjoyed by wcroxaken from Ihhrry Flannevs farm K'ARM and CITI HOMES alike have odd articles ’all. The dinner was cxccDcul. the■ a mil<- and a half south and east o' sports and program drew- enthusiastic Nashville. ■ x .of furniture,^nuchincry and clothing in storage ‘ comments, and tlw* meetings between Mr. and Mrs Ralph Wetherbw were uld friends were pleasant as Uh-Gull lake Sunday. '• that are too valuable to throw away. Other people meetings al.waya are. The ice cream and Mr and Mrs Carl Lent? and family pop, which are sold to defray the ex- are a; their cottAgc al Wall lake. ‘ in the county want to purchase just such -articles, but ponses, were appreciated wty piuch a. , Mrs. Melissa Gokav U Writing h*r the day wu warm. The offln-ra for the daughter. Mrs. h e Walker, and fam­ do not know .WHERE to buy. The Banner Want following year were re-elected. Pres. hjy th Detroit. Everett McCollum; Sec y.. Clara-More-! Mrs ora Wlwelcr of J.L k -on'ls vlsAd column is the l»est medium in Barry County for iiouse; Treas.. Mary McCallum The Ring frienda here. ' last car drove away at 8:30 and all con—------------- < ----------bringing prospective buyers and sellers together;sl'dercd thc day well spent. f 4RV1NG Our school noting wm. held Monday | MtK. AnMlp plcrct. ., 4trd , evening and quite a few were pn ent rr.ln.law. IJan Mecillum. at p«jnock TT MAKES N0 DIFFERENCE Whether it’s rooms Bert MoKibbln was ri-<l<ct«?d for th *; fi.vpital on Friday. ° o . tr*asl,rcr . Mr. norulliv ejliiion rnlrrinlnrd 1 to rent. furniture to sell, apartments wanted, farm Be vr«l Iran hrraaarnW. ««■ '“-, «lttl nuwSZrrmu. ..wwrr lor a rrMd ol Conrad K.iil.r of clowrdMr brldl. xtr, E„rl .. ...... , pnxluiTs fur sale, hired help needed. articles lost, live Siindw-.rurnmn. Mr K.Wrr ru. * ,„Im „,ar N„hv,Ue. ,h„ t,„. y. ,r. or , , c»ll «..r rvlrr.n und . |n,d ,„.r, wtee nl> stock strayed, or what noi... in each case you reach One. ui,.raidln« Briplcnan n,r iam® | ,„„,M •„ wn. the persons, you wish lo reach in the most direct way .have our deepc-ot symi»ath>\ 1 a very enjoyable occarion and tlw Thr- many friends of Dan McCallitm oi .brWe received many useful gift possible. Banner Want Ads gel results! Brush Ridge uill be plea-M-d to barn, -n,,, rcguUr Fellowship ni,Tting will that he is recovering splendidly from ut the hall Friday evening, July 29. an operation performed Thursday in Kenbrriy i invited The DIFUSO-Laden mist gets into every crack and Pennock hospital. „ . Gilbert Peck is quite pporiy at thus TaOX’T BOTHER io call in person ... Just tele­ crevice, every nook and comer, driving out and kill­ Ronald Sins of Muncie came Satur-: writing - --for a -few days' - ■ stay ■ - -friends ing .. . ‘ phone 2115. If you are not certain of the word­ day with • Mr» Mrs Bernard Perk from mar DowlMr arnl Mra Fred Schulmeyer and lnu and her tU(, ntlI(. sons, railed on ing, we will do our best to assist you. Simply give Marcellus and U-Roy «>f Plainwell were Mrs. Jane McCann Friday. Mrs. McSunday visitor* at Glen Morelwuse . , t’ann Mavs about tlw same us the facts and your ad will go inu'Aprint dearly All those concerned r.member tlie. Mrx. jjllle s,WtTbv. Miw Lillian Community meeting at Wjll McCul- souerbv and William Sowerby visited staled in the fewest words posuble. Our rates are ium’s Friday evening. Mrs. Leva Lmi- Mr and Mra Maurice Bowerby of baugh and a group of the children are I Kent county reccnUv. reasonable,... one cegt per word with a minimum rehearsing a play, sandwiched and one| Mrs. Ben Beirruvk has been spendothcr dish for refreshments. ' lnR a f(.w days nt Holland. charge of twenty five cents. S3^ •3^ s4fe. LOOK AT THESE 7 FEATURES: s4” S4^ $4h $5?’ $5^ Bross Tire & Battery Shop Smith & Doster Banner Want Ads Get Results New Method Insect Destroyer TANGLEFOOT DirurCK The Tanglefodt Difusor and Difuso are the unbeatable combination in the war on ihsects. They make it. possible to destroy insects with less effort, and at less cost than ever. Cockroaches Fleas Flies Ants . Moths Spiders Crickets Bedbugs —and certain other insects. It is absolutely nonpoisonous, and is harmless to humans, pets, foods, . and furnishings. , “CALL US UP"—and let ua rid your house of any of the insects mentioned above. . Very Reasonable Cost B. A. Ly BARKER " Wfarv Immtdale Alttntian and Caurttty Ara Shown to AU" HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2115 WE DELIVER FODl’NK. I BARBERS CORNERS. May Baurel of Battle Creek visited; Mr and Mrs. Theodore Mvent and her brother. Fred Smith, several days daughter. Ione. Mr. and Mr.- Paul last wecK j Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Inwril Krrlner Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ir^-hr of Jackson and daughter. Jean all of Akron. Ohio, visited hls parents. Mr. mid Mrs. Luther K-mted with C A Shroyer and family Loehr, last week. I■ • ■ Mr. and Mrs. Chet Ehglehart are en-I’ Mr and Mrs Jamts Brogdon and tcrtalnlng ids mother from Grand ■'daughter Crystal Brogdon left Wed­ Rapids. nesday morning for New Vorg to visit Addl-vm Hopgood, who lias been visit­ Mr. Brogdon's oldest brother. Clinton ing at Geo. Ransom’s, has returned to Brogdon, in Orleans county near Al­ hls l»mc in Bottle Creek. bion. New York, that being the birth­ Mr. and Mrs. Cody Laubaugh visited place of James Bragdqn. They wi»be friends in Indiana over the week end. gone one week. Mr, and Mrs Harry Crandle of KalaMr. and Mrs. Jay Smith went to tmuxMi visited Clarence Brel line yer West Caledonia Sunday lo visit thc Sunday. ।latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Carrie and Charlie Loehr spent.Sun- Vanderhuff. day Ui Gran^l Rapids. Eleven of thc past Pre.UdenU of the J TV* not Ute education one gets. but United States have been affiliated x IwhMt one u**> that really counts. with the Masonic order. The Hastings Banner Telephone 2 4 13^. �THE TTASTTNG8 BANNER. -WEDNESDAY, JULY tl. 1MI PAGE TWELVE MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO WOODLAND.1 DAILIES SAY NO NO . Mr*, and Mrs. Welby Crockford and! ■ WE STILL SAY YES family were guests of Mr. and Mm. I Appreciation Week! < Victor Brumin of Hastings Bunday. Metropolitan Press Believes Mr. and Mm. Ezra Dell and daughter of Lansing spent the week end Michigan State College Hoax­ Joyce with Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Dell. Sunday I ing Public In Press Releases afternoon they vtotted Miss Dorothy: by I Dell of Bronson houpitjl. Kalamazoo j Mr. and Mrs T. C. Mumon and Mi. -•qd Mrs. D. B. Otecji Green were we Charlottc features on the Michiganr. jmd ;C$Mtois Sunday afternoon, Uene farmer- Day Program^ of Kalamo Kulamo spent Wed­ d by a luiltcr making and calfi - Mrs. Taylor ol ling contest and by a bull throwing nesday with her daughter. Mrs. George .emohbtnition duly aupervliied by ih.’ Varney. Mi&i Jane Lamb of HaMlngs speilt dairy deiurtment of Michigan State Utt wet-k with Mrs. Nellie Hitt Friday. July 31). David Flory of ScottvtBe is vUiting Li conducted-rodeo* have a calf .l- a featured event. At hw brothers. Will and Perry Flory. Mrs Philip Schray and granddaugh­ ters, Vivien and Shirley, spent Monday , . »rfd also make hatfest wjth which to in HhsUngx. Mn* Manila Dillentxrk of Allegan is ' -tn. Farmer.-- who have lead in draw their own conclwrtpns visiting friends and relatives m Wood­ land tor a few days. . tlu re ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Kai l J-Tuil and Marda kmm ibift final al *;s nt the week end wyh Mp-and Mrs: Em- .-.t Shorno.it their COllagt'al Eagle Point, jordan lake. in which tin‘Mrs. Rena Culler and Mr and Mr Reuben Wolcott ajiciit Sunday wit ■ •• : Mr> Statu Hilbert ami girts at thc Hilta-rt cottage at Saddl.-b-ig lake. Mr.-. Lester Brumm vtaied her moth­ about brill ot tossiiu; the er. Mis. Sarah Mohler, of East Wood­ land Friday. Mr. and Mrs: Floyd Kimble und chil­ ill be a liny loading mid hauling dren and Mr. and Mrs Philip Kim|>!e . a woodlot thimung conufti, and -I South Woodland spent Sunday with iMJlr sineitiH Mr, and Mr. Arthur Alh-rding an,! dro Ls . rnen- family. Mr and Mrs John Bulling. Itoimi lutcri- Henry Cote and family ami Lloyd Val­ entine and family spent Sunday nt Al-Giin-Qum lake -Lloyd Towns and family and Eugene Rich and family an- camping ut Al£>>_>-. Lansing—In- spur of IT’S VACATION TIME IN MICHIGAN favored slate- of Trll those who lit Mirliignn'.* bandy I historic hpots rich in Indian lore, her pt'i'rlr-* hummer rlimnle and iinc«|unlled facilities- for the enjoyment of every sport. The. millions of dollars spent Michigan** thou.-an<ls of visitor* add to the prosperity of the slate* lx*t n* also Spend our own vacation* in Michigan‘this year, thereby contributing xtill further lo its prosperity. And wherever you go, dispel worry Ija lelephon —' ing home and oiliee frequenth to tell them when you will , arrive. Telephone ahead for hotel arrominoelation*. Long Distance rate*' an* low Hud Dutmcr. of Grand mplds «a» SOUTH SHULTZ. tf.ek.rixi guwt -4 M&S Huth M.kU Visitors at Charley Kenyons Sunday Mr and Mr* Bmr Moon- who ur. were Mr and Mr* Albert Warner. Mn‘ :tajmg at Uiv iioinr of tl,. if «launh­ and Mrs 'Harold Schuster of Parch- ter. Mrs Geo tx-w^li, called on Mr ment. Mr. and Mr# L Buhop of Battle and Mr L E Mim.:-’ anroutr to Kata­ Creek Mt tfmd Mr*- J'-o- Kenyon of maroo. *li«rr U.«v evixet t* •i-i.d .. Hickory Corners and Mr: Lottie Gar- week Mr and Mr* Moore arc fonnrr risen and daughter Otn«grnc. ot Clov- tetldenu tn thU vicinity and arc both crdalc wry poorly Dwight Hom of Cincinnati Ohio is Remember the he cream *--;al at spendin? hls .vacation with his par- the home Qf Mr. ahd Mr.-.. Austin Flook ents, ■ ' Friday evening. July 22. Eteryone Mr and Mrs Will Oates .entertained vited. Sunday. Mr. am! Mm. Elmer Willison Mt’ Clam Day we»t h«m>- to and Mrs. IXrr of Battle Creek. Archie irmtlwith Mr. and Mr*. Wm Ryx Hyde of Grand Rapids, Mrs. Anna a wAk a visit Mm. Campbell <>! Hammond and Harold Erb and Guy tings i- staying with Evelyn mid Warner ot Baltimore. Day during the. iihscna: ul The many friends of Conrad Kahler mother. ----....... Rmh Mudge entertained great W;.end Friday und extend sym­ Camp Fire girls from Grand It. Tuesday night and • Wednesday pathy to tlw bereaved ones. ptciuc Mrs’ Mina Kenyon und Mrs. Adah picnic in tlu- yard Misfeer caHed on Mrs Kate Kahler of ’ -1 nt- Middle lake North Barry Friday • •Mrs Edith Bonneville cf Battle family and Mr. und Mr*.. William Son-, needle of Battle Creek i-pent .Sunday nav with them. ; • gun,i Little Imogene Gates was taken very Mr and Mrs 1x1 Covey of Gobi.and. Beverly and Winton Ruel! who have been viiuUhg.tbetn'apetjt the week end with Mi. and Mr.-. Clyde Ruc.IL i* musing a Phyllu. Beverly and Winton returned with their grandparent* for an extend- Mr*. I-arrest Mi'Miilm Hasting* Thursday. Mr. anil Mm.'P W. Euglekroud ol Detroit. Merrill Sheldon o! Chicago. r»: und returned Rt *. 'niompLm and family ut Sunfield wore Sunday gtuwu ot Mr. and Mr;-. im* Snturuay cvvniiig Lwn Tykr. , *•— Kemird Schalbiy ol Huntincion Col­ lege. Indiana will have charge of the mtiMcal program to be given , at thr loverddlc and Church of Community Service a: the U. B chuirh nei! Sunday evening. Darothy Mi is iitt'end* cm. ii]>-nt Sheldon of diicago and P. AV. Eaglckroud ••!'Ik troP u- :.- in Grand Rapl'dv at honw on business Monday. Little Catherine and George O'Brien rip ’•> Hint. aprpt Saturday Mum M«*a«i«. Mr Combs grundmotliet. ----- — Mr. and Mr - Uilbekj visited Mr. aiuli , ago and «m but Mrs. IL G Hall ol DiamofRUle Sundav : n»m thc JK»|Mlu! a fort- r-.ul JohikMin and family Creek called on Mr. and Mrs. and family of Cleve- B. Mr. and Mrs, John, I>»ter actioin-! .lined by tlit* Tatter's sl«tcr, Mrs. FJnr* nee Wilkinson oi KAhinm«>o Apeni Ute! vk end with Mt. mid Mt'. Vein Quirk. I Banluid. „ • unran anMcKniah: • ding this week i wall lake bludy lawn col iamily of Jack li tiielr moll .... tk h» h» ld a Woodland Brethren church Sun- ’ Th” C«’ton Blossom SuiR-i the music* ■ England and d.ildic'h a Saddlebag lake coital »• women vicinity would; e lectures and; . Edna WaL'k' All men who. home In Charlotte after spending mono e».,i n wk* with her niece. Mr* par: or. Mr and Mr* William I ake j Sunday tn Fcr«-p6rt the hatn Ander-vm erwk Mr. and. Enabluhcd 1869 J. L. Maus & Son, Local Representative, Ilastin 12 Lb. 1 | /ra A JL V* Choice Steer ., Any and all cuts . ’ Choice, Meaty Lb. 5lc Veal BONELESS ROUND LB. PORK. ROAST 8c PORK LOIN >-b. 12c PORK STEAK £.“^3 25c CHICKENS Lb 17 c Center Cui, ROAST Lb. Rib End Lb- Fancy Fresh Dressed Local Fowl HOCKLESS PICNIC ITAMC 11A.1V10 Mild Su,..ir Cured 4 to 6 lb. A Lb Smoked Cottage Butts Bologna or Frankfurters SMOKED SKINNED T T A M /T Armour’s Star Honey Brand riAlVl Whole or Shank Half HO Lb 18c Lb 10c 14c Lb. bm Stinda IltlKMt SCHOOL DI-lKIt T. 1250 Griswold St., Detroit Choice Cuts brought to inc wing und< । mnn ileum, at Woodlind. Site wu* a Demon attend Saturday ©1]£ Rational ^jjoan & ^nucatnicnt ompatti; BEEF STEAK BEEF ROAST BOILING BEEF where ahe un la,ken to Pennock hospital.and operat­ ed on for appendicitis Tut-sdaj? night. It .was thought siu could not recover but hty many friends will be glad to j know .-he is Miter and we all hope she m lx' well again. Capitola liatchler and mother, .lean Bacchler. attended it pot and Mu ... luck luncheon at Mort Townsend'/cot- Mr.- Kune.ki and win L< ta-te at Wall luic’-jTtday upd report n Hapit Continue to Be A Safe Investment for Surplus Funds WWU KDHCMY M*ij Btbrsnm Sms John• Richard-m ‘ BUILDING AND LOAN SHARER After the big sale last week we want to show our appreciation to our customers. The vol­ ume of business we did enables us to again give yoy real bargains in both meats and groceries. COFFEE $1.13 Cloth Bag 3 ,b«- 50c BOKAR COFFEE ib. 25c COFFEE ■ Lb. 29c c.„. 9c EIGHT O’CLOCK MAXWELL or DEL MONTE WHITEHOUSE MILK * BEANS 5 c*ni 25c Quaker Maid PEAS 3 c*n* 25c Tender-Sweet PEACHES DelMonte Large Can ciutdren; in. and famih Mr. puhl of Lansu Burk* Bvw«-« and Mr. ... .iiiii Mr-' Henry Mead and Mri.l iKenney of Hiuungs Sunday 1 1 Mr. tim Mrs Loyal Edger and familly oi Hhrtingx railed ofi Mr. aji.l M.-.- ' .J. Willum Sunday evening tn n j Mr. and Mr» Rom Bhym of Star' 'di-inrt called on Mr. and Mr:.. Walter i 'Blake Thuwiay evening. Kring and grand-, Mr and Mr> Ralph Striker and -in; ypent thc week daughter .'pent Sunday with Mrs. Cheoi* ; ter Stem at tiun- lake h entertained the Mi*Thuif-day aiternooo. DURFEE ITEMS. l/jww Skmncr and louMr __ ___ _ Mrs. M. E Bateman of ...... and Ma::t Wednesday evening ;cn are vtsitiQg their ton and-his-wife.. Mr and Mrs Eme-t Baiemsn . ird Aldn-h was painfully m-. Mu* Florence Kruflin and Sophia t Guy Smith s Saturday af>r-1 and Rarhel ManhaU spent Fnday in h> a*uUug with the thresh- Battle Creek Ira Hart of near Orangeville cameBenton, entertained a few ot Friday to rpend a few days with Mr. friends Friday afternoon, the oc- and Mr Edd Rice and daughter, Vets on being her birthday .Miss ’Bernice Hallock spent the week Ere PURE CANE SUGAR bab z spent Sunday -a Bstlte Creek , guests ot Mr. and Mrs Myrton Tobias.; ROLLED OATS CIGARETTES RICE IQ lb.. LUCKY- STRIKES CHESTERFIELDS FLATS Whole Head FLOUR 5 Pounds SWANSDOWN CAKE LGE. PKG. POTATOES SOAP CLEAN BULK 7 27c 20c 23c 19c U.S. No. 1 Pic AJAX YELLOW NAPTHA 15c 25c Lg. Bara 25c Lb. 10c FIG BARS A&P FOOD STORES The GrW AtUMk * Tee C. �THE HAHTINGf* BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JULY tf. »Jt SOUTHWEST JUTLAND. Mr. and Mn Adrian Johnson and soil, Fofrest, from near Orangeville Mr. and Mrs F F HUben were were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carter's. . Band, Choir*. President B. 8. rand j]{Bunday guests of Mr and Mrs. J. V Jim Wilcox Final Brood Due to’ Emerge— Week end gueste of Mr. and Mrx. R. A number from here attended the Williams were, Mr. and Mn. Oeoyge Shaw, Dean J. F. Oox, George Hilbert Sunday. Gan Bo Controlled By Tim- ; J. Korun Dori*. Ruth and Dale of South । Mrs. Elma Zeldenis Jia.* returned' community meeting Friday evening at; E. Bishop Are Highlights ing Spray Application j Bend. Ind. and Mn. Byron Rowlader from Hasting* where she has been car­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Me-. *ney ln.Fj^‘ Bhaw ing for her mother. Mr* Ague* Fisher, Callum of the McCallum district and «nd ennarenchildren- or of arena Grand napiax Rapid* They East Lansing—Warning* for the' ana all attended the Brew school reunion ,1x1 . 3r-.7ib?Z' following an operation-and is now ear­ report a fine time The-next meeting rpray to be applied to control the final Mr ana Mr, „ OBI, Kraft o , vnar ---------------------------------------------and Mrs. Noah ot. Ohkr-.--pr ^‘dent, 8?U ,C'J ’ * . ing for her grandmother Mr* B 8 will be held Friday evening. August brood of codling moth on Michigan Iotu wn. 8unday afternoon callers al “nd •» F- <>»■ dean of agriculture, Holly 19. at the home of Mr and Mrs. Richa rd Laubaugh. npptes ure being sent lo many coun- Molt Bedford's. . "» addres* by Oeocge E BWOTFsecMrs Mattie Schruv and granddaugh-1 j t He* by the entomology department all Mr. and Mre. Bert Palmer and chllr urel? ar^L ^fere t ter* Vivien and. flhirlry of EJmhunrt. McKee of Cloverdale Visited xnrhiL" Rt.t. dre» attended the Palmer reunion al. Development Bureau- »«« » v**rA'^. III., spent Fnday wv.h Mr State HU-!»'«" «/d«vesday till Sunday at the Michigan State College. Barlow lake Sunday M Progress ara the lughlighte on the The dal* upon which this spray te to, Hugh and amcr of Aj. I afternoon program at Farmets Day. ben and daughters at their.cottage at hpnie «* Mr ,nd Mr* Frencl* Oor. Saddlebu lake br applied Is very important a* the Mka ^re Sunday guests of Mr. and Friday. July J» Mrs. Elsie.HarrL’or. and children reOils of Kalamazoo was a protective poLson coal iuu lo be on the Mrg Sl^w Carter ! T** instrumental music will be fur­ home m iMrott Friday “■’i <£en”* caller at the home of Mr fruit before tlie minute larvae enter t Kryn vanderberg's spent Bunday ntetajd by the Boys- Induvtnal School. turned-to their . . wl,!( tyid Mrs Harry Dunn. tlw apples. Tlie spray cannot be used| wlth frlfnda ln orand Rapids |M«Mrom Lansing. Member* of all {after spending t-* , Seymour Jordan and -nn-n choir* competing in U*- mormtig choreHrr»i tivc* henMr and Mr*. Wm Huven* Mr. and on *uminer oc early fall vartetie* of t Mr und Mr*. — ---- — * __» ZLntw —tino i»« ti«. mzirtiitw elw.n iitv«*« aigilrs. I Ed Bedford spent Bunday «th Mr. -liming cmitert will combine to fur Mr. and Mr- Hote.rt s. hatbly. of IMr* •r®h2^n °\<^oked .iw *wk md with {u1'wl . G'‘v\. t Un- late fall or" winter apple* which und Mrs John Aublh daughter and msh muiuc during the afternoon Four- f GrBnd Ra|,hh drove to Wa> and Sunday wtul toek ini' no’, to tie washed before used a* family and Mr. and Mrx MArk Bed- teen choir* are now entered in th- Mn, N,U1< H(!t Mr und Mrx. Arthur Alterding and d nnrr with Mre Emma Otis Th-v tiMnl. tin- spray should be 3 jx>und* of ford al their camp near Lake Odessa conte*’. ----------rilled mi Dr^ and Mr-, n J. Rnbui senate of lead In 100 gallon* of water,. pale and Ruth Koturr of South President Shaw wfll <ive a brief children. G-o Fuller and Mi and Mi* “”d found the Pr ,bonl * : •nils should be the final amnlcal i ' ' Bend are spending the week with their ’ greeting to tlie gue*te of the Colleg' John Btlllinff attended •> family re£ spray on Unit which Li not: to be cousin*. Mary Ellen und Harry Wil- Dean Cox will punt out some of tlw unl >n at Caledonia Park Caledonia liana progress mode in .agriculture during 3Unday Mr. And Mr* Geo JIavrnsandchilwashed. Friday eveniilg guests at Bert Palm- ih<-pu*t 75 years Mr. BWwp w man-j jtW4.ph Galllngvr of Cljiiago. ,wh > ’‘Ir, « were Sunday afternoon rollers at Where apples will go through a ha* been staying Mt a cottage on Jordan' th,‘ h”mr ot l,M' «teter. Mrwasher. 3 ikhiikI* of arsenate of lead cFs were, their uncle, aunt and cous-lager of un organ Isa tion which is -.cm :-.nw Rankin’Hart and family of Brush ran be used and tiie-spriiy can be re- in* of North Canton. Ohio and Mr. remed in Uie advancement of agreetd-1 tatM. i^g,. od<*N, to; Any one can get satiifying result* ture and all other inkfurtrte* In th. puWWl awav Mondav Julv 18. He is n,dK‘‘ They also eaUed on Grandpa ]M-ntcd once or more. - und Mrs. Cyrus Shroyer. with Lows Brothcrs QUICK­ Mr* Arthur Clarke and children of । Upper Peninsula Hl* message on tlw brother of Mi (Hite : Mrlaxxl and Kan ; h an< ‘ report him a*gaining . Diluted lime sulphur may be used WoodlandMr and Mrx Harry Dunn and ChliDRYING ENAMEL with cillicr strength of spray or it can South Haven are spending u few days value of organized effort* fur the pur- MtJ> |<onaid Wuehter b<- omitted at the option of the or­ with her parents. Mr. and Mr*. R. J. pose ot bettering any community o. ‘ Mi,a phyilts l>Mond ol tairaing i dren rprnt Sunday at the Forrvrt Car­ Just brush it on. that’s all you : William*. (.section will contain many point* millng Mr* Nellie nut fo. a f< v.- duy- i*nt«r cottage -it Wall lake. chard owner. have to do. It will flow out smoothly vnoTii uamv c.unvi I va21te ... > I Mr i,nd Ml’- r,!"lk Carpenter and Mr and Mn. Alfred Hovey and' Duu-a recommended for the appllca{■, ‘SSiS, Tl"’ -I S- „•» ,.r.S I M.,dM.„ -1 ib.Itnn «>IM> So»U and evenly without showing a brush Hon of thh ipray in the different ■ u’SSL“tL? m. mpfmwd* l» in.,..,,-,.. . L,u„, ,, M, ,nJ counties are; July 35. Cass; July 38. hli» mark . . . dry completely in less vacation last week wtth his par- tatMi. in harvesting machinery, and ini Mr- Jun Wilcox. Berrien, 8t Jiswph, Lenawee and' enu. Mr and Mrs itarve Manhail, than five hours! One coat is usually method* rtf supplying w*Wr form!: Ledge call-d <m 'Mr and Mrs. Glen Mrs. Buell Brattle and children of. Monnx , July 27, Branch, Hillsdale. Mr. and Mr*. Norman Conklin vis|>o|llcs Th e comnntt. . in chars-»f «l> enough. England Sunday ■ Kalamazoo are visiting lier parents. Calhoun. Jackson. Washtenaw and Bed Mr und Mrs Frank Kepkey in |wgrMnt llBW obtained some And you can use QUICK-DRY­ Mr anti Mr- Frank Kilpatrick and Wayne; July 28. Van Buren. Kalama- Battle Creek Sunday. M,-« rirwwt.-u . ... . .. .. . ........ .......................-----Goodell ijjctnentji which were used dallv bv row. Barry. Eaton. Ingham, Uvingston. Remember the Otte school picnirthi* ING EtyAMEl. with equal success and daughter. France*, returned .home pioneer farmers and' tlww will b ­ South Hav«n to nwet David Kilpatrick । Saturday. July 30 ut thr acnaolhouse Oakland. Macomb and Kent; July 30. after a two weeks' visit In the Conk­ on wood, metal, glass and plastered . -----------..... :.bowi> W cMreeur. m u,, pw.-.ni orl who returned hmm- with them fdt the Everyone Interested 'is welcome. P<>t Allegan; Ottawa. Ionia, Clinton. Hhla- lin hone . 'will be exhibited on floats. surfaces, l-et us show you the wide summer. David ho* b luck dinn-j and bring your own table Mrs Davis Dr Foe and son. Jack. The College home economics d.-j»ari - Offkerx* I ralninv July 30, Muskegon, Montcalm. Gratiot *|«-nt part of last week with Mr*. John Shrrt. range of striking colors in which ■ inent will supervise a play ground for Mr*. Suiah Erway of Glass Creek and Saginaw. this enamel can be obtained. i Pun-his in Nashville. i younger children from 10 00 to '12 00 lui» been . pending some time with her Mr. and Mrs. Owen Hyne* and chil­ A M and from 1:00 tn 3 00 1*. M. daughter. Mrs. Wayne Smith Shewas NORTHEAST IRVING. dren from north of Nashville vteltedj. , a guest Saturday and Sunday night* reunion at Grand Ledge Sunday. Mi und Mn,. Chester Havacnol and Mr und Mrs Sterling Ostroth Sunday i SOUTH SHULTZ. Katherine Mohler left Monde­ of her sister^Mra Wm. Haven* ' family spent Sunday with Mr and lavura Bailey of NaahviUe *|>cnt last ; |^U| <,( Kalamazoo visited Mr. Francis Gorham spent Wednesday irk in Grand Rupldx after a Mrs Dale Cook und family ut South week with Mr. and Mr* Dexter Crouac <n(j Mr* J. W Tedrow from ThurMtey with Dr. Upjohn at hl* summer home 1‘honc 21.01 HARDWARE COMPANY Hustings Bowtie. Mr*. Austin Hook iiud infection in’until Saturday-. Other vteitnr* Battirmar Augusta. The former made his Mi* Lydia Simpson ot Freeport. onr of her hngrr* last week. <1ay ail(j Sunday were Mr and Mr* home with thc doctor for a while *l» nt Sunday afternoon with Mrs Sam Mr and Mrs. Claud Jone* and son Frank Rober* th Vermontvlllr. Mr and when u young man and thia L* the tint l!llVhllllUIIIIIIIIUIllllllllllKIIIIHUIIWIIIIIIKI« Shorno were in Grund Rapids Tuesday Nrkert. ol NasnylUe spent Sunday evening at Mr* Wm. Luich Battle Creek and । time they hod met in nearly fifty inulaaw - Gland Hotel.7 Mr. and Mrs Kuuftman und family Frtd Hanes'. |wr. and Mi’ J Simonds of Chicago. ■ ’ I Mr and Mrs. Floyd Kimble and fam­ ' y eur*. of Clarksville spent Sunday with Mr •H« Branch, McKelvey. Mudge and , Mr -nd Mrs Charley Kenyon spent Mr and Mr*. 4Erne»t Gorhkm and mid Mis Harlow Seger und funiily. Morgan ecboote will hold their annual j 8un<14y wKh their daughter and hiu- ily .‘pen* Sunday with Mr. and Mr- I children of Kalamazoo, Mrs. Clara installing a naw furnace at tire school. The young men from Chicago and Mr. und Mr.. Alter: Prmt ot Flint reimlon at Thornapple lake Thur*Mr ftnd Mrs. Hayes Sponahl-, Wayjie Offley of South WJOdMhd . Ft. Wayne, who have been camping Mrs F. E BOrdcc aeromjfiinied by ■ W< !<!< r and Fred Keech of Battle house this week. day. August 11. Bring table service. of Bast Hastings, Creek tf’-.e Sunday guest* ot Mr. und Mr. and Mrs Walter Fillingham of nt Deep lake the past 10 days, Ilave l.igiittuot and Nonna. j Theodore Pranshka started threxhin.* Douglas Fr-H of Lansing drove to Theodore Rnascveit was un outstand­ Saturday. V .Robinson being the first Clevelshd' WediMxdoj-, Miss Winifred Mr’ Francis Gorham Mr. and Mrs. near Bowens Mill* camped at Deep relumed to their homes. Mr und Mi* Arthur Moore and fam­ Border and Mr* J Brown returned to Art Goriuun of Dowling were tote-1 Four strange pretty white birds about ily -im nt Sunday with- Mr and Mr.. ing champion ot forestry und conserva­ lone to thresh. i noon callers. ■ I A very large crowd attended the play three feet tion. or more high came to Wm. Dak Cook and family at 8. Buwne. ..... Mrs Fdlth Bonneville, who has been Woodland wtth them Mrs. Florence Wilkinson of Milo i> • Mr. und Mrs. Ed Smith of Grand "School Days." given by the Gun lake Rucnisburg's recently and arc quite {spending thc past two weeks with hi* Pr‘d"’r *?*•!<ihurch uuron Thursday xnunmay evening-Minuwicnea. evening- Sandwiches, tame. z..e, They**•/ slay u., on w.c the *wv two am.u small John Ddster. R^,PWA..WT .-on Lester and family, returned to her8 UiLS<t.nd^y 01 Mr- and Mrs' I»P pop "nd and ire ice cream were also sold mak-£pond« mak- -pond* by tlie road roadand and sometime* sometime*eat eat home In Battle Cw-ek Saturday - ■ of-----r_..^ .... ------ u curiosity -------M;s- Marker;. England had her ton­ Glenn Shepherd. nut a -total about 173 for the eve-'with hls ehlcken*. Quite Mr and Mrs Mila Ashby visited ning. * la* nobody ha* ever seen such bird* site removed by i>r Finnic Friday and , their friend! Mr C Flarisburg. nt JNSMITII DISTRICT. A large onion shed is being built at around litre before Bcrgexs tiospital in Kalamazoo Thur*Thr talks given by Miss Edna Wnlck Deep lake lo take care of the onions Mr. and Ab's John Hauer and son day. at thc Bowqns Mills school thc past taxr on thc marsh H. Freshney of MiddleThe world's largest producer ot I Clinton Horn spent Saturday and Dale United, re.'ayres in Chelrea Sun- — i— ». -------j — ■* - au-. weeks hate been very— Rood and bet­ viiio, Harold Sharpe of Grand Rapids poultry is the United States, with Thc Standard for safely is assured—your money is, and for 39 Sunday with hi* mother tn Battle ter attendance last week. yeapt has been, absolutely safe. Mr- John Doster attended her Worn. -..... ... Thia ----- week . ... and Wm. Johnson of this place are China second. ; Creek .-n t. club at the homo of Me- Homer: Friday a registered nurse will lecture. doing the work. The |Ni*t two years were no different from the 37 that went | Thc many friends o( Littiv Imogen- Flower of Mrtb Thursday Australia and New Zealand are not 1 AH women and girls 14 or over arc in­ Wm, McNutt threshed on our street Ix-Jorc. The tame conservative management, the same watch­ Oajes will be glad to know *Im- was ' represented by diplomata at WashlngMr and Mrs Harold Wamer"’enter- i-ited to attend. ful care, the one class of security that ha* stood the. test of i brought home from the hospital Frl- fained Mr Cummings of Grand Rapids is that lime. Sunday in honor o! Wm. War100 years has never been deviated from. * , day and is making a fin* recovery. Iter's birthday. Your dollars arc NOW anti ALWAYS have been worth 100 Alva Kenyon and son Donald of Mr. und Mr*. Harry *M Lilt’.- and cent* on the dullar plus 5 .'earnings. Never a loss anti never i Bellevue spent Tuesday with hl* par­ ente, Mr and Mr*. G E Kenyon, and daughter Ra>bant of Allegan and Mis-I ixiren Thoma* and family. Of Port Louise Hilbert of Woodland were The provident management exercised by our officers and di­ i Huron and Mrs Mina Prgnslika and guest.-, of Mr und Mrs. E O. Shorno at rectors has the experience of long years behind it, experience cottage mi Jordan lake Sunday I son Dorr ot Brush Ridge tpent Wcd- their tliat has been Rained through several dcprc.wdoivt and we have Friday the Boy Scouts and their n-*day with them Mr. and Mrs Wenprofited greatly- during Ute post two years, through tlw knowl­ !dcll Kenjon and Mrs Emma Stilwell troop leader. Wired Plant*, attended the edge gained. WE INVITE YOUR INVESTMENT. Court of Hdiior at tlie Boy Scout camp <>l Battle Creek were luncheon guest* at Sherman lake. - , , there Saturday, and visitor* and callers Mr and Mrs. Julian Smith and Miss । thcr^ Sunday were Mr. and Mrs Jeve Aiderton of Ovid will havf charge of ; Kenyon of Hickory corners. Mr and the Community mretipg Sunday cv'rMrs. Ollie Papdleford of Baltintor*: Mr*. Imogene Wilcox and Marilyn Lc- ning at the Methodist church Mr DatroiL Michigan Monde of Middletown. Ind.. Mr and Smith will give an addrrs- aq(i Mr* Smith and sister, Mb* Alderton, i Mrs E. McGoldrich and Arnold Lum- will hate Local Rtprticntativt. charge' nt the musical pro­ |mers of Cedar Crock gram. Mrs. Smith plays the violin and J. L MAUS & SON her tteter the piano and alto sings ASSYRIA. (Haidfiga, Michigan Arthur Oiddijws ol Ann Arbor spent j The Briggs Ladies' Aid Society scheduled for an evening meeting to the week end with hi* family here. Mr and Mr* John Doster and Mr te- held at the Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rice home on Thursday, July 28, will Florence Wilkinson veiled their broth­ be held at thc church ba.^ifient for er. Geo. chamberlain, of Shultz Sundinner due to illness ot Mr. Rice* Mr- Smrtli Holme* and daughter brother. Mr* Agnes Purcell of Hasting*, u Mrs. Frances Herbert ’aiid Mias Ruth .s)x-nding .wmr time with her tlxter, Holme*, left Sunday foj a week'* visit with Mrs Homer Harrtepn of Detroit Mrs. Rose Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Wolcott. Mr.Thc annual reunion of the Eagle school will be held on Saturday. Au­ State Hilbert and' Mrs Rena Culler a* • gust 8, with picnic dinner and pro­ tended the*tun*ral of their aunt Mrs Ann.. Wi>h Freeport Sui d.j gram • Mr. and Mrs Forrest Jordan ot Lan­ Tlie M1MCS Maxtnc and Marlca Swift spent last week with relative* tn Bat- sing visited relative.-, here Frklxv PLKA8ANT HILL. STOP CODLING MOTH -a-eet of Vermontville wax a WITH ANOTHER SPRAY Thursday evening caller at Steve TALKS AND MUSIC ON I AFTERNOON PROGRAM “ • y BRUSH IT ON ANYONE CAN DO IT! GOODYEAR BROTHERS Investing Safely alert to serve you Hotel Rowe as you wish to be served Standard Savings & Loan Association Every Day Any Hour Every Way I BUY YOUR INDER TWIN E From Our Stock Prices that are right and a Quality that will give you Real Service GET OUR PRICES ON YOUR NEXT WINTER’S COAL Mr and Mrs Arthur Miller. Mr. and Mrs Charles Purcell and Mfs. Agnes Purcell were Sunday guests of thc lutter's daughter. Mrs Bernice Paul and j family of Battle Creek I—’Hugh Case and family were Sunday | guests of hls brother. Wtltard Case, and 'family of Portland ' I Fred Miller and family were Sunday ’callers at their sister's. Mrs. Veda Guy'* home, of Baltimore nn< ICereHam Xfici Otis Ketciiam anM and famllv family aria and Mus Helen Gray, were in Lansing Sunday and called on friends. Mr and Mrs. Henry Grey entertain­ ed Mr*. Schuyler of Climax and Mr. DeVall of Galesburg Sunday. Miss Helen Gray spent part of last week in camp at Fine lake with a former schoolmate Miss Beulah Buchanan of Niles was thc guest last week of her sister. Mr*. Meta Hyde. Joyce Elauie Hyde has been spending sometime at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Buchanan of Niles. ■ ’ Miss Inez Mamby, telephone operator at Hickory Corner*, spent Sunday with her niottuir. Mr*. Nettie Mamby I Tlie three small children at the I Howard Burchett -home are enierUini mg the measles ucn. SMITH BROTHERS, VELTE & COMPANY I 1 Poultry and Stock Feeds Coal. Lime. Cement, Etc. Telephone 2257 Halting*, Mich. 1Grand Rapids and .tow thr parade pu; 1on by thc business men of Grand Rap­ ids. • f ’ i Mr? Beryl Erwin and son James and boy friend of dievcland are ualtingthe former's father. H. S Braird Mr.' Gen Makley of West Woodland jR-d 68 years, died very suddenly at her home, following an attack of acute indigestion She is survived by her hus­ band and three children. Mrs. Frank Hynes of Freeport. Mrs Ford Stowell and Guy Makley of Woodland, ten; grandchildren, four great grsndciUldren; two sisters, Mrs Will Larson n! Greenville. Mrs. Susan Cook nt Cleve­ land; four brother*. A tex Lucas oi . Coldwater. Wilbur Lucas bl Greenville, i James Luca* and Eph ram Lucas of j Woodland. The funeral will be held a’ 2 00 at the house Burial at Woodland cemetery. ORANGEVILLE. . Mrs Nettie Brown and grand-daugh­ ter came home Sutfday from a four weeks' vi it with hrr daughter. Mrs. Belle Minrn at Mishawaka. Ind. Mrs. Martan Goodyear of Hartings vteited relatives at till* place .Sunday. Mr and Mr.- Fred Snyder of Plain­ well and Mr*. Gladys Payne and son. Leonard, nt Boulder. Col. were Satireday guest* of Mr. and Mrs, Marau* Bagley Marshall Beattie and family of Grand Rapid* were Saturday and Sun­ day guest* of’Mr. and Mi*. Oxar Boulter of this place Mu* Kathryn Mark; of Marshall spent the past week with friends at, this place Jay Bagley and family of the Prai­ rieville town line were Sunday guests cf her sister. Mrs Clyde Nichols. An ice cream social, sponsored by the Evangelical L. A. 8. is being plan­ ned for the evening of Augurt 4. at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Ball. A good attendance i* deaired Mis* Mildred Norton.' who for the past several weeks ha* been staying here wtth a cousin. Mrs. Edna Case, and family, returned with her par­ ents. Mr and Mrs Ed Weaver to their homa- tn Coral Bunday. The Briggs L A 6 will meet for Haul. South Africa, owe* iU name to dinner Thursday of thi* week in the church b^umest Flgat wm pet­ Vjico d* Gams P-WugiFZ* txplwr ably be made tsr an ire eream wia! wtm fin* m-v thu land an Chruuna. m the near future. i p It and SERVICE Is A Condition qpHEJWORLD is full of substitutes, but A there has never been invented a real substitute for cordial, dependable service. CUISINE UNEXCELLED — STORAGE AND PARKING "It's worth the trip GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN ERNEST W. NEIR. MANAGER �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. JULY 27, 1M2 FA0;F9yRTffW CHAMIKV IlAI.t. , troh Is spending a few weeks at ihe I FREEPORT. | LEGAL NOTICES | IV » 1 ^VwL.11 . H.rru. rtf H- . Richard Lobd*-!l nt Katamaaio spent j Mr- W R. IxJxf.ll . Mr und Mi Dtincan Pork: SEVE tit-Gun lake. •Mr. and Mr? guests of the latter's parent' . Mr. and Mn. Eil Hull Hundaj NUMEI NEE! ENTER NOW ! 5 0 Valuable Prizes 5 0 Mr. und Mr- turned Monday rvcnim: from u week-. SIX CAM erno: Kroger's Big Vote Accumulation Contest CONGRE TRAC Mr. and Mrs. William HdrrL'un and. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION SEDAN Primary igah I These Features in effect from Friday., July 29th, until Thurs., Aug. 4th Tlie jirini teen made l*5T id thr latter’s 'parents Mr und Mrs ' Ed. Rabbit. Sunday. Mr. and Mr. Ed. Babbitt much- a trip to their farm-near Murton Sutidav Hr.' anti Mr- Whwlrr and Helen and Mr. und Mt.-. Franklin and chil•ixnt Friday at the U. B. camp »IO?5 PRIZE. MASTER REO CLOUD FLYING King's Flake Flour “&*■ 43c E M WlwtliT wav m Charlotte^ Thursday. “ *• •• non o' Pontiac; Michigan Milled ■ all purpose style ★ 5 Extra Votes with each lack purchaied and Mrs John-Rickert. Country Club MORTGAGE SALE . 49c Flour *^'b A famous quality all purpose Row Bread and Mr 1’i-ib Country Club • sliced or, home slyl JeweF Coffee Munn. 19c A mild Bowbon Santos Master Pickles 25c Latonia Club Tuesday. S the county primary ba lieutenant Primal y Kepublli ib. OSDIIK FOR rtTRLlCATlDM CHANCERS- SAI.E republicans 1WN, 10c _ _________ GIHGERALE—Alto Rocky Rirer Beverages—No bottle choge Pink Salmon 25c Saginaw; Orla A Ba Eiv.t Limli RapltlN Llrulcnai Dlckiivsin. Ann Arbor hanuiturH 1 Ketehu children .of Delton wm <ad Sunday afternoon.! Margate Tea Willett. p.i will. South Itrumrn W. FVighni lb. pkg High quality - Orange Pekoe ot Japan Vanilla Wafers OUMTW FOR lb lings;. Ayl I Livid N I Prowrut ‘UIII.K ATIoN Pet or Carnation ■mall Block Salt not i. 50-ib. block High quality- specially priced ro c r roirotts Salad Dressing 21c .1 ‘While. I lison, Join 2 i. 17c County Schontx. r Wm. <» j- Soda Crackers - ShcrlfTllngf.; Et Country Club • juil salty enough « « Fresh Fruits and Vagetablct MORTGAGE SAIF Bananas Head Lettuce I" UT ' i California Iceberg - 17c 3 yellow fruit Celery Home grown 9ellow Onions 2 io. 15c 9c large bunch 5 iu 10c California Valenchi •for Whittemore and and danpjiu-r.l McPharlln ••;s ntl ray at Alma. ; • and Junior] LIIANCEllY SAIF 21C Choicest Quality Meats nd mA. Al | urniug SaiCHASCERV SALE visiting her i. in Grund Rapids I linzrl Buskirk | MORTGAGE SALE BEEF/ BEEF/ BEEF/ Pot Roast Short Ribs nrrtny P M ORDER FOR PUBLICATION tlU'lT IrUni UonH1 •• MORTGAGE BALE. . ' . .'■w 'time with*his -itrandma. Mrs C ■ B. Boice. • Cliarlie Kilty of Detroit •uth Mt ‘-Jijul Mi - Mrs. Fiorenci V hay returned1 to Kalama»x> ______ ami relatives around IListing-i. MARTIN CORNERS. Conklin young people will Rive an enterUinmenl .-ix>n.Mwe<| by tlie Ymuig People’s class at the Martin church Friday evening. July 32 Pro­ gram will begin ut 8; 30 o'clock. A r.-.:t«J young .people and you.will lv*enjoy their nice clean prognun. You arc cordially invited to come and enjoy tl with/is. Mis.-.’ ItndRCne Burry uecomiianJcd her aunt, Mrs. Velma Endsley to Kala­ mazoo last week where they spent a couple of days with the latter's sister, ;Mr». Huth O'Brien Mr. Endsley, who is employed in Kalamazoo returned with them for a short visit.. Remember, thr Sunday school and preaching service next Sunday and re- i member also, you are cordially invited iu 51 to attend'both services. Meaty Cut lb- Fine for Baking Lb. 9c 7c Rolled Rib Roast * 19c Prime Rib Roast s,‘t'15c Cecil Rank of Battle Armour’* Star Whole of Shank Half Smoked Ham ___ 13*c Thuringer Summer Sausage 14c Pork Loaf 17c Dill Pickles JUMBO Pork Loin Roast BROILERS BACON Rib End 1 3 /‘"P Ib^Avei Ntksiiville; John F.-CI No petit circuit cui 10c 11c 20c GARDEf ON ( Prof. I Civic mceti Tuesday <• rikmis in t-lgtjk Were taliVfiL.fra Garden can do vul leadership more attn ments of munlty pn van carry flower ahf lubj-tt ot Many c shrubi. G at one tin of run-dot Ing projec beauty t> _ Grand Ra also done Ing. During members' ganizaUon Club, und county fn are to ma club..nut of one eon held the each mon cl’iartcr m< 1 wish leniber 13 iiig Attorr respectful! voters of that my n a second Adv. BO Tlie Kch tach day from eigh ond hand CHANGES GRADES CRAW Sunday, resort Cle � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-08-03.pdf 055389db545593e2bc99446730949708 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR NUMEROUS NOMI NEES WANT OFFICES ^ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 3, 1932 12 PAGES !no ch™?^s s hool Fourth District CouW-Well Follow Advice of Lincoln Return of Cong. Ketcham to Washington Desirable ext books PAGES 1 to 8 HASTINGS MFG. CO. ISSUESJ^JBLICATION NUMBER 14 FATAL INJURY TO REV. F. G. BARKER Small Booklet Deals With Pis­ In times like these people are very aries ol congressmen as a port of th-| perience in congress by a man of high ton Ring Business In Which critical. Because we suffer Inconven­ economy program a special reason lot character and fine ability for an un­ keeping Congressman Ketcliam on th«iences and laaaea, dueto the stress of tried man would be worse than tolly They Specialize SIX CANDIDATES FOR GOVCAVE-IN OF BANK FORCED A few have criticised Mr. Ketcham unusual conditions we arc quite apt to 'The Hastings /frroW U the name Of onuzvn am nranMn* taam on Hie must important committee h-i because, wh<n the matter wa* up in LRNOR ON REPUBLICAN HIM AGAINST TRUCK— thl* district in the house of n ;>:• • - congress several month* ago. Ih- voted1 a trade publication just started by the Hastings Manufacturing Co. the first TICKET HIS NECK BROKEN tries— the committee on agriculture. It against the proposition ot allowing 3.8 riiyir being dated July'l.Is quite possible that, if Ik- Shall-be re­ per rent brer to'be manufactured. W<- i » This first issue is mainly devoted to lh». '.Ill no In ***,IUy rl’hl ’u t111* r”h meB1’ turned. he may be made the chairman must all remember that Mr Ketcham CONGRESS LOOKS AT­ “J*!'bra ol raM «n«iw™-n of.tlwt committee The Fourth con-' wa* elected two years ago on a.platform Miles talk about piston ring* and pre­ MEN WERE GETTING MA­ rent* a fine; picture of the cothiiany's TRACTIVE TO DEMOCRATS । High school. How such misstatements deserve the criticisms pawed upon gre.ctionai district to largely agricu) - pledged to the enforcement of tin- Vol- ^factory tn this city. TERIAL TO REPAIR. CHURCH ' • i.because* ”the records law He accepted his officejwi' At the present urn? Hastings piston get riarted to past our understanding. them. f“ •; 'rr'i — - show ----- tural If ongressman Ketcham shall 'lead £L that platform We think he couiJ^no: Primary Elections-Cost Mich-1 Tl« «l«»l ranwUlH ... drarJi. Companions Extricated Him rings are sold notonly tn this country honorably go. back on tliat platform ». ._2* When they . ddid for positional a leading member and jioslot saving every dollar of the taxpayers' n ?d. vote igan Hundreds Of Thous­ And Rushed To Hospital ' money they possibly cun and to make a *smaller ,r taxes, they did not do it as If sjblr chairman of that committee. t<> ; until p different one was made by his Another publication issued • by the ands *0f Dollars —A Sad Accident , I lol ut changes would not be in accord 'their heart* were in It. They had be­ tender the greatest possible 'service to party. Furthermore the mt-as ar-' •Mtg. Co- is callwl the Technical Bul­ The primary nominations have all,_ . come so accustomed to passing all the the farmer.■: a* well as to all other in­ , again.’’, which Mr Ketcham voted pro­ letin." each issue dealing With wme Rev. F G Barker, pastor'of the Wes­ burdens to the taxpayers that they terests of this district. Mr. Ketcham'.-. pored no plan or regulation of the sab* new and important piiase of autotnoAnd moreover there is no necessity been tnape In slate und County. We, *""* “• " leyan MethodUt church here, died c,t>ngrc.'ol beer, and should have been opposed were ready to do it again in HEl2 for having different books as the ones about noon Wednesday In Pennock With cur own Congrexsttinn John C. have given him a knowledge oft how to'. Tiie republican party.-at its recent Will grit- the primary ticket* for tiie llow u to dale and genernow in UJM use. ntc are-up hospital, tujhi* result of an accident Ketcham, we will make a serious mis­ bn ng things to pass tn congr<* •vliuli,; national convention, voted in favor of repiibUcaiui amt dcinocruLv, which will ully smisfadory wltich happened to him an hour or w take if we attempt to charge him with no new man could expect to gain wfih- ' submitting the Eighteenth Amendment Ih- voted In at the primary to be held, 1 previous to that time ... to the .people by the constnutiohai Tuesday. September is. tn addition to 1 > reappnslbility for any failure' ul conIt appears tliat somr repair* were the cqmity atfirerx. there will be on the! It was Abraham Lincoln who'aid. F. mrthMHof each state calling.a constigre.'s to reduce taxation. The records being made on the Weileyan church. ---------- .. ----- ----- .-----. .v. ujtfpnai assembly. That to the method i rh iw that Joint Ketcham voted “Aye' primary ballot Candidatea for governor, j Rev Barker, in company with Charles lieutenant governor, rvprvrentatlves in' fw every tax-reduction meaxur.* middle of a stream. ’ 'Out surely ap­ pruvtd d by the constitution for chnng- ’ | Shellenbarger. Lawrence Moran, Harr/ brought before congress He voted plies to the voters of this congressional mg our fundamental law. If three; congress and state legislature. Karcher. Arthur McCall and Fred Bug• (Continued on page five) s ra ihimaiy election candidates to be | ••Aye" on the question of reducing, ial- district. Swapping twelve years of exMRS. PHOEBE MANKER ADTnMiTre the Ernest Matteson farm in Bahtmon* MITb FIRING VERMEULEN to get sand and gravel Mr. Matteson'* the condition of several Republican Primary Candidate*. . place, is in the Henderahott neighborRESIDENCE For Governor—Wilber. M Drucker,; hood, east from the Hendcrslxdt TOWNSHIP ROADS IS Saginaw; Win. 11 McKeighun. Flint: MUCH BETTER With Raymond Windt-knecht direct- RESULT OF BITTERNESS ■ !ncna-v of first class pre.tagr from m.. b-> b.—r ... in Orla A Hailey. Byron; James C Quining. ’.he Hastings City Band will give a [ two toJhree cents to apparently having lun.. Grand Rapid?,; Ed. A. Nuwock . BETWEEN NEIGHBORS th*‘pit next lo ,hc trutk whlch waa be­ second open air concert here Wedne»-; considerable .effect 0:1 thi* particular F-u.t Liming; George W. Welsh; Gram: SMALL SUM AVAIL­ ing loaded with gravel, when the gravel day evening commencing a’, about 7.30 branch of laixtal trade according to Rapids — Prevent ----bank above him caved in. pushing him Wanted- To Possibility CONG. KETCHAM DISCUSSES ■ <> clock.. Admission is tree. ABLE FOR CONSTRUCTION sal« > figures'for. July, c implied r«r<-ntIJeutenant Governor—Luren 1) violently against the track In such a ■; .’The band is a strictly non-profit >y by Postmaster William Shuftri' । Of Alta Brown Moving So IMPORTANT NEW Dickinsun, charlotte; Chitflea a. Sink., manner us to break hi* neck and bury g.iniz.'i(icii romixiMd of mu-icums <■! Aim Arbor: Theo a Thomj>s<m. wit- j County Will Have Ideal System During July 1931 the Mile of two c ut ' a gopd /.hare oFhto body in the gravel. Close To Her Home PROJECT . tills community who de/lrc to take ■ xtqmpv. jna-F of which u’n.s for letter: Jiiunston; Virgil.A. Fitch. Ludington ThoM* who were with- him dug him out part- There arc many expcru-nceri _________________ ... With State, County and postage -totaled about 51.000 stamps; C'ongrrMiman—Fourth District—Jolin '■ player* in this band und the first con- ing township, was arrested by Barry 1a* quickly as possible and hurried the the total sale» of three cynt. stampDEVELOPMENT TO BRING C- Ketcham. Hasting*: William H.: Twp. Roadj Improved injured man to Pennock hospital, where •cert made a.decided hit. county officers Wednesday night during July 1932. man of wH^h wa.v Carey. Dowagiac; Albert I. Novak. St.’ The progress made by the Barry'prraumrabiy "t’ir iire oii fetter"’totaled OCEAN TRAFFIC INLAND i A good band *uch as tiie orfe here charged with setting fire to a building 1everything possible was done for him. county road commission .in developing ----------- -------■ •— : -: --I now is a decided community asset, belonging to Ernest-,Vermeulen, across; but he never regained consciousnesi, stair Senator—Eighth* Bl*trlct— tiie 1(J7 miles of lownshfi) romto* taken only 3G ooo . Postmasier -fpiulters added, To Enable Midwest to Have M' '*’1* • ■ «r‘‘ fa tornm-n- the road and a little distance from her ami expired at noon. George Inland. Fennville.- Charles C. over thi* year gives promise that this .tum|wi r-alton of any kind The music used own home -- _rT.77" ~ ,7 'L' Willett, i’aw Paw; Allied D Dubuis- county will, in a few years.’have a fine however, that busliw. for July this . bv the band, howewj, entail* a certain It reem$ tliat she and a neighbor ncat; Chrts-ian man, who had done ii Benefit of Cheap Sea year totaled more than for the corson. South Haven. amount of expense and the Community.named Altu Brown, .i farmer fivintt “ ^^ “ n^nniv ’hv the system ot .roads for all purposes. n.s|x>nding month's buslm-.v. during Transportation Rates -1 ■ --- that till* to fur- about a hall mile awav. have not been /»“ ‘’‘f“y J*™"*1 re* °nIy *7 The state of Michigan will contlnui- 1931 in spite of the fact that letter W, Felghner. Nashville * . ..------ ----------.. tbr . some time neighborhood and. members of, the c“"“r’3*’1 c its plan of improving the trunk lm<^ gcttlng along very well Probitr Judge—Stuart Clement, Has- Barry county has several miles that trade seem* tq la- undergoing coti'ider- । v|H-aker ut tlte. Rotary Club Monduy-I ' " Mr. Browfl was about io be dU|XMrei>sed church und congregation, but by all uble reduction titigs; Archie 1). McDonald. Hustings; : are subject* for such improvement of li:s home by legal process. Mr. Ver­ who knew him. -noon. dtepUSMxi the Great Lakes-St. .David N Honeywell. Prairieville rauien ofienxl him nun a. house uqum- which .nun hen. J1” meulen Laurence waterway project, the inter-. Prosecuting Attorney—laiurence E M-37 from Hastings to Middleville mid ,-rarf. ne«H>- ,cn... ,>„■ Hum .hr ?'*>"■" St1’™11 “ north to the county line remains unHarnett and AdeJbcrt Cortrlghl.- both ' national treaty for which was.com------:.t----- — „..v A. M. and were largely- attended by» • pgved. Tile plan ot the state to la have Manker residence. This was evidently pkted July/ 18, between United States ministers and friends of the family. quite displeasing to Mrs. Monkt-r Sheriff—Andrew A.' Matthews, Ha*- cement surface* «>n all Its trunk lines and Car.adi • The officers are said to have her con-; Rev Beach gave the rermon and Inter­ Units; Everijl E. Austin. Middleville; The prerent .terminus or M-79 to NashTills proj^n, congressman Keiehain ; fession. in 'which she acknowledge*' ment was m Riverside. Cordon U. Edmonds, Nashville; Fredj villc It is tiie plan of tin- state iiijtli'said. ha., been under \di*cmtuon for that on Tuesday night Iasi week she .1. While, Nashville and Nelson P. Wil- way de|Kirtin?iit to extend it to Chai many years. Completion, ut-' it will ’ lottc and have a trunk line 1 hat will ulCOUNTY TROOPERS. CUBS, set fire to this building, so a* to prevent GARDEN CLUB FLOWthe poaibihty of Mr Brown occupying ER SHQW A(JGUST j3 County Clerk—Morris O. Hill, city;. timately extend to Jackson A mxxl RECENT EVENTS SHOW TIDE open to ocean going traffic. This MAKE GOOD RECORD AT ‘ deal remains to be done on that hlgiiAllan C. Hyde. Johnstown. Kwans, he said, that the (-Qtire midwest IS BEGINNING TO L way between this city and Jackson. It The fact that the house had burned a „ BEN JOHNSTON County Trraxurer — Edward of the United States, a great grain । mysteriously was reported to the otti-• Displays of AU Kinds of Rugs TURN Schantz. Ndahville: Hiram U. h>»»a, - , . growing and manufacturing region, will .cers. On Wednesday Prarecuting A:an(j Quilts to Be Held In .11.1 Wn>. L Clrae. rl«: . W.ller llwllra <• «;-l* ""!have the benefit of greatly reduced IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY H l« r. Wvodland: Willi, E Su«ur. V ln"‘k *'“» O’1’ “ torney Barnett and Under-Sheriff * transportation rates. * , ctty I Battle Creek and goes northwqrd.i PRICES OF SOME FARM Connection . FEATURES HONOR COURT Tasker made an investigation! Thev While no exact estimate can be madt [found one or two tracks near a fence' A* advertised lost week the Flower Krgistrr of Deed* — Elwin Nash, through ' Nashville, connecting With PRODUCTS ON UPGRADE on the savings in freight charge* struc-■ - show Show sponsored sponsored by by the tiie Garden Garden Club Club Nashville; George A- Clouse. Hope; M-43 near Woodbury. M-39. according ' nttk. Pner.,1 fin Tnriinn T orrnnJ not ,U>1 far lar from ,ron* where wn*re the tburned ’urllwl struc, through the st. Lawrence route, it is Rites Based On Indian Legend lurc ^d stood which they thought will be held at 110WW.otaiv Stateoi.. St.,u» onoaiSat[ to the plans of Hie state highway de ­ turr T-Iwm they thought • Wui uc hvlu as iiv John F Chamberlain, city. With Good Crops, Higher .estimated that rise cost-of transport-, ■had been — made by the “ party who ret I urday. August 13 This will be « coun—Boys Benefit From Out*■"* *■" '■4' ~ * No |M-tltlorui were filed for the two ' partmgnt. will be continued Hom a ing gram abroad will b<* ri-duced 0.4c jMiinl two miles north ot Woodland vil ­ Prices and Lower Taxes Co. circuit court commlHlonm. nor for । lire to the Vermeulen house They ty affair und every one- will be welcome ! to 9.4c per bushel. This is duuiderablc ' of-Door Training suspicious that Mrs Manker did . to enter exhibit* the drain curnmisMuner nor county stir- lage westward and a Utile northward.Should Be Better Off and will give a rough indeXTo the sav - j Barry county Scout* won a generous I were it. because they knew of the bitteri^ThT Hosting*" Women’s club are ' reaching the Barry-Keht comity line veyur., , Since the stock market slump In Illgs that can be made in transporting number oF the awards made at the; feeling sbe had toward Brown. How- ■ sponsoring a quilt and rug display In west of Freeporj, continuing west across 'Continued on page two) , J the Tliornupple river and theri north' June 1929. there had'been a gradual other cumimxlitles third iw-rlixl Court of Honor at Camp I tvcr the °®“ra did not act as if, the* connection with" the Flower Show and Engineers place the cost of tilts pro,afid w«-*t to Holland. There is. a fed-' and steady recession of prices for all -r> , ,v ’Mtopected ,wr a* d they were of new and also old <ullL» will be cxGARDEN CLUB FORMS m l*«Minion that Mr Brown might have! hlbHed. On accouht of Unified space । era! ahi project commencing u) H.l-.- 'sorts of CTUmnixiltie.-. as well as bmd-. jcct -.it $513,000,000 of Which $273,000,000 । ihwi! allM will be paid by tiie United States. • 'ling*, a connection. uiup*. extending vavcixiiiik nurtl> to « vuuii.-n.vi. and Mock* up to the middle of Jun'-, .mrf th* nr*‘ They lnfonncd ««■*• Man-; any person may enter only one quilt, ON COUNTY-W-IDE SCALE Moat of tlie cost of this development. ’ I with M-1C. which rifivy be improved in Ordinarily deprtatriqns of this kind rank dISne ro?,ker th4t ‘W StBle P‘re an<* on< hom* mnde rU«- hooke<ihoifewr. is cxjiecteil to be returned last from five to the lime~ tJo Sa la/tmrtvretoht Mar?hal Une- 4who •ou,d mak* an ‘n’1 braided or crocketed . If a new quilt is the near fulute. M-79 at Hastings will '* “ six 1years ’I’rum **'* Prof. Paul Krone Stresses connect with M-37 for reaching Grand JW begin until they run their course through the development of water ruiw ha^iltn uj vestigdtfon and would bring a blood- entered please have name of pattern The power projects on two dams. Power Scopls and Cubs hav« tarn enrolled at; hound with hUn to run down the fire and if old vear made and by whom Rnjikis and Holland. M-43 southwest and times become normal again. n*a« Civic Usefulness At Sec­ divid­ the camp with more to follow during. bug <Tbey tal|u.d Ulc nnw to M„ w oy ,‘om '.recent unpleaKinlnetsh has been more from thru- developments will • (Continued on page three') States and . ond Meeting ’ j unpleasant, because it not only involved , ed equally ----- - .by - the United -------- -------— August. ; (Continued on page three) | Quilt* and rugs will be given award* , thU country but also practically every Canada. Engliii-ersestlrnau/thatniare t The camp ceremony during the Court I Profe-.’or Paul Krone of the Fiori- BOOSTER PROGRAM by jxiptilar vote Please have all rug* . civilized nation of the world No doubt than 1,100.000 horse power will be of Honor Is impressive for Scouts and* » culture-ix-p.irimcnt of M S C. spoke 1 and quilt* in by 9:30 Saturday morning. CONTINUES AT STRAND » is th- aftermath of the World war. available fdr each country. Although visitor* alike A wooded hpltop over­ MEMBERS OF LEGION AND r nt u meeting <it .the Durden Club held Awards will b» made for the followr \ . and the uriscttlemcnt and dislocation^ttuTe has never been any serious looking Shennat? lake has been re­ AUXILIARY TO PICNIC I mg Tue»day evening In the community ■' A roiuns in the National bank- ’Hiirty- Special Events Are Arranged 'due to that horrible strife, which tn- trouble bi tween the United stat, and served for there riles. The cerenwn?; , . . i volved so many nations and caused Canada.-plans call for tin; erection ol itself is based on an Indian legend/ Good Time Planned For Thurs- ,’ Gladiolus—Red. pink, cream, buff or elgli» were present, including represen­ flesh, orange, yellow, white, lavender, power house* hqusei on either side of Ww. the. > Formerly u real Indian chief, a member For Each Evening of such ■unparalleled losses power tative;-, frym. Middleville and Freeport I purple, salmon, smoky Any . other day Evening At Midland n.„ ,ihiv Ha,.-. thing about the’trier H'er to injure insure luruliLst against anv any interna interna-- of the tribe whose ancestors tired Garden dubs. PrufcMur Krone said, Final Week .I' -PoMlbiy -------- the — worst-------------------------[color. 1st.. 2nd. and 3rd for each. 1 ------- J ------• • - • t'-onal complications that might con­ to roam, this section of the country.I Park At Oull Lafeo can do valuable civic work by '’taking , I Three spikes or more of same variety ceivably arise in the future. took part in the ceremony, but in his f On“ Thursday leadership in making, communities •”**••?»□»•• evening ---- -1— -* of •«-<this -week)-Red. pink, cream, buff or flesh, Canada has .already spent consider ­ absence T Ben Johnston, executive Iiih’" TTol able money in.developini the StrLawmore attractive 'through the develop­ ond Mrah.nl. B«nl.-r W.vk pr.'.i.m i the member* of the American Iwgion 1 grange, yellow, white, lavender purple for the Battle Cri-ek area, assumed the and Auxiliary will have a picnic at salmon, smoky Any other color. 1st, ments of tndlKidWlf lawn* and gardens । being condtieled al the Slr.nd Th'.I., —m han. been .^u.id »nh a Min ol renee water route between Cornwall role in a very convincing manner. >«wele«neM jnd deai.lr (nnd alsp through group etlorts on com­ here .reordln. lo Hay nreneh. m.n- I"-1! Midland Park. Gull lake. 2nd . and 3rd Best spike any color or Alter .-onxs by the boys under direc­ “ '-"l-. -M «, h'™ "'«> and the mouth of the St. Lawrence munity project.! Tl»esc,dubs. he said, ■■er. AlUxrah lhe , ,eni ... oral- . •' » Pleare bring your sandwiches, an-1 variety. i«t. Tallest spike any color or can carry on their work by »>puiu>orlng rally Mlndulrd for . Mnnle week.In-!™™’ l-»'1 >»!'>*“«! >" -rahWory be- There is already a first-class ocean ship lion of Lloyd Shafer, county executive' Other dish Of f'xxl and table service vajjfety. 1st. Best display of named channel thirty feet deep betwr-enjMon- and director of activities at the camp, flower shows, hqine and garden con­ terest grew U»such an extent that the „v. . There have been ten major panic.; .treat and the mouth of the St. Law­ the flap of a IFpee opened and out If you bring your family or guests. - varieties. 1st., 2nd., and 3rd. Best ba*tests and by encouraging study ol the strand management was alipust comiilease be sure to furnteh plenty of, k,.t lsU 2nd. and ‘ 3rd. Best artistic i Continued on page five) ancc 1800. some of them more disas ­ came tile Indian Chief. <T Ben John- eats, as everyone will want a lot of. display.- 1st.. 2nd. and 3rd. Best prisub>-ct of gardening and landscaping lulled to continue. Mr. Branch says. - - stoni. who after u declination of i food. It is planned to serve supper at mulinus. Any color 1st.. 2nd. and 3rd. A. Many cities In Michigan. Professor Ulis evening ("Wednesday) will be trous lrolL'[Ahan this, notably tlioM-ut 183< and 1857. TTie jianic of 1893 wxx tn MICHIGAN OUT-OF-DOOR pence proceeded to light the sacred fire seven o'clock which will give ample snapdragons—Best collection or bouKrom- said, have dotic outstanding I tiie cake baking contest in which more an wit II rubbing sticks The second chief­ woik in turning rcye surev." Into beauty than twenty have" entered; Thursday many respect* similar to the one we arc Iqllel jAt. 3nd. and 3rd. FILMS ARE SHOWN HERE tain then proceeded to light smaller ntnc for all to get there. spots. Ih Manistee, for oxample. an old! will be tiie breed baking contest that now passing through although in some • It will be necessary for the Auxiliary! Dahlias-Besl named variety, iat., , • ----------tires placed at the four main points of t-enient waif running through the city has also "attracted a large number of a.spects It differed the cwuiai- rianifvlii thiri the" sDtnt* <leCt an°“*r rojx Depart- 2nd. and 3rd. Best collection, tot. 2nd., History teaches that we do com<:\Members of Commercial Club J.. ha* been covered . with vines and' entries; Friday will be another of the invention as therelTa vacancy arrange- ■ >; "icni .4.-. mric is a \ucatk) , 3rd Best basket or artistic are wn— ’ I' ,he TStinuM on nJSu* 5 80 t,wy W““l {° hoId !‘ ,n'*e,ln *{ Tfiurs3rd. ' shrub*. Garden City, near Detroit. Vi. style shows that created such favorable through there depression*; that they imr rnurs- ' nient 1st.. 2nd., and ana ir.i Are Taken On Enjoyable at one time an unattiaetivi- collection comment last week; Saturdiy wjll be have- had in the past and will un­ (Continued on page six) day afternoon for that purjiasc AH' Petunia*—Best bouquet. 1st., 2nd., doubtedly will continue Jo have many Depression Vacation , --------------- --------------------id run-down homes Through garden­ the final-big wind-up. Unit members who can go early, please , ftn(i 3^. • (Continued on page five: Members'of tlw Hastings Uonm’'’- Aftf»ndv Cnntlpnfinn ing projects’this community is now n Each evening Mr E. G. Blessinger. ■ be at the Legion honfe nt 2:30 o'clock' DcljililrJum-Bcst collection, 1*1., beauty spot. Certain sectlop*. of wlio has been in charge of the event cial club were taken on a ■depres.sim: iZllrenas ready to go. It is hoped there may be [2nd., and 3rd. Grand Rapids and Battle Creek have will continue with his presentation of Chicbpns Stn/pn Frnm a good attendance. | Liilc*—Best specimen. 1st, 2nd . anil vacation at the hfnch.on Tuesday noon when Charles Paquin of the Stat. x-/i l-uz i icia also done considerable work in garden- merchandise gift*.. Hto brief buflness ^mCRCnS JlOien r rom It you have room in your-car for-arf. Best collection. 1st . 2nd., and 3rd. ing talks and comments concerning the ” * " - • • — Department of Conservation exhibited | Charles Bnclicller. secretary of the anyone to ride, plcare Invite soijicoju’to; Mixed — Flowers—Best basket or bou­ During the buri new rewtion (lie ■merchandise carried by local mcrtwo motion picture films coricerning County Association.of Rural Mull Car- go with yoh. . quet, 1st., 2nd., and 3rd, u — ._j .to name ------- .... _ ­ and products-manufactured in1 Thieve* stole several chickens Irom Mlchlean member* voted tills new or Michigan out-ofHitonrs. outA^fedoons. Isle Rnvalc Royalr Tiers, attended the state convention of | .Marlgold-Vr-Best display, 1st., 2nd., ganization tiui Thornapptr Garden the county have been a valuable fen- Freil Smith's farm suuthwe.-.t of Hus- and various scenic •sections ol the Up- rural carrier* at St. Joseph on Wed­ । and 3rd. Club, and to take tn everybody in the ture of the week. » tlngr. on M-43 Sunday evening about I>cr und Lower Peninsulas were in­ nesday. Tliursday mid Friday last county interested in .the work.. Plans -'L-r:—-- ■'»•» ........ — 11.00 o’clock, and escaped in an an- cluded ln,the film. Mr. Paquin.-, ex­ week. Congressman John Ketcham and 1st. 2nd . and 3rd. me to make the organization a county TURTLE LIVED TO tomobilc. Mr. Smith gave chare and planatory ' remarks were particularly W. G. Armstrong ,of Niles, president Swfitt Peas^Bcst bouquet, 1st., 2nd. A "mild boom" in the automobile 11- and club, mfl simply a club for live benefit I A RIPC HI n APR followed their car for several mile* be­ interesting. of the National Association of Rural 3r«L X lt Hire ULU HUC fol.c lie lf>st tlw trail. To date tjw cense sale business took place on Mon-| ‘ of one community. Meeting* are to be Mail Carriers, were among the guest Probably few of the members .pres­ Zinnia*—Best display. 1st.. 2rvd . and held’the first Thursday afternoon of day. the first day that the reduced price ।,3rd. ' . . thieves Ijave not been caught. . ent were aware that Michigan offered speakers. . Oley Douglass CarvejJ His each m >nth. The club will be open for ! On Friday evening thieve* broke in­ isuch a variety .of scenic beauty to tovHUI ",S,‘ura'"raJ'’.,raral W1U B..I boiwei. ral charter members until August 20. , . to the Michigan Central passenger s(a- ers of the. out-of-doors .Woodlands, ALFRED D. DUBUISSON Name and Date On Shell n™ I™'., ! tlon. tore down the pay telephone and -mountains. _______ lakes, waterfall', streams. In Year 1874. ANNOUNCEMENT. TO RUN FOR SENATE the sumnier jumped to thirty-three. ----- and 1-. ----— -1st. - — - stole the cash in the money box The rivers and unusual rock formations are men variety. 2nd . and- 3rd 1 wish to announce jny candidacy Oley Douglass ot Hastings vtoited a same b„mc peraon*. pc,oull.. officers believe, were also B a Icw few OI of lne the auracUl attractions that Michigan Best miniature jx»l. rock garden, or al Hie Republican Primaries on Sep­ few days last week tn the Iwtne of his lb. ’ In ..---I-.Dctorc ana ancr tne ones w>Wk who ttried to Bll-.V break tnro into tthe has «for vacationists Candidate Holds Fine Record BRAKE TESTS TO BE before and after crrcct effect <>i of isna&capmg. landscaping. tember 13th for the office of Prosecut­ brother, Dan and family. While there tooi 5h«j at the Michigan Central — ■ ’ ' Those who desire real isolation can • MADE DURING AUGUST j-nf;. etc.. Ul.. 2nd., and 3rd. In Political and Business ing Attorney, to succeed myself. I lie was made happy by receiving a huge frclKilt house the same evening Hind It in the untracked virgin forest respectfully solicit the support of the turtle shell, in 1874 Oley caught a tur----Circles .land* of the Upper Peninsula which Stations _For Such Inspection i oration* for both dining room and voters of Barry county who -believe tie in Otto lake and after carving his conceal lakes and streams teeming with Alfred D. Dubulsson of South Haven, । bridge tables. that my record In office entitles me to Inlitoto and the date on the shell he let . Will Be' Selected and An­ 'a surprising variety of aquatic life; and ex-mayor’of that city, has an­ a second term—Laurence E. Barnett. it go. Recently a turtle was caught by;-To Whom It May Concern .. Barry while equally beautiful camping site* in nounced that tie will be a candidate tor 1 । This is td notify you that ' nounced By State ANNOUNCEMENT. —Adv. Billy Newland, son of Mr. and Mrs.*; county'ho* entered into contract , parks are available to tliosc who do no*. 1----------- -------------------------------- --------. anmn Geo. W. Leonard „„ Petition* having been filed In my Sheriff has received Bert Newland, and on the shell were; [with the city of Detroit, whereby per- wish to get too far from well-developed .!.» raw on Uw r-publK... UcWt. BOOK STORE NOTICE. ““I w.“! * • I “ncM ann •1 st.ns mBy may ** be rn sentenced and connnea confined ,, motor motor roads. roads. The school book store will be open Onyir?^in^«hi.m1*wha,fnnnlto nitv*; stn# spection of automobiles and testing of i « a candidate of the Republican Party nifi him ln ,,lc "011 Hou5C Michigan a slate tliat offers ... D* —..11— ..----- of _» Correction. ra----- — । ;Michigan is Is a state tliat offers an an bulsson is prominent in the business'? rach day beginning Monday, Aug. 8 h«ri rfnn? whirti^iM^rtri? wra''nm conlracl uas entered into for the endless variety for lourist. resorter ami circle* of that city and has taken an biakes in Michigan during the month'for Prosecuting Attorney at the Pr'from eight till twejve A. M. and one to Jtth j m*ry. I have decided not to withdraw ‘ ‘ lerm °r onf >*•*■ “* thirtieth day of camper alike. active part in it* political and social: °‘-Aug'.ul five P. M Come early lo get good sec­ Will be brought by the Male sUte my name, name. . Supplies will June. June, 1933. Morris Morri* O. O. Hill. County i Uff. Alling nuuiy position* of trust and;j police and certain authorized ttatlng ond hand books. THERE WILL BE NO the effort* already made ’1 uiiptcclate — , Clerk-—Adv. ' Out 8-24 ANNOUNCEMENT. I responsibility. CHANGES IN BOOKS USED IN THE WEEKS SCHOOL REUNION. in my behalf and sollfit your continued I stations will be announced later. GRADES OR HIGH SCHOOL I wish tot announce that I am a can­ Saturday, August 13. ‘ Pot luck din­ supjiorl at the polls. September 13, IWX NUTRITION LEtTTURE. j MARTIN SCHOOL REUNION. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. -Adv. g-3. D. A. Van Buskirk. Supt. didate for the Republican nomination ner with chicken or equivalent—Adv. Adelbert Ourtrighi.—Adv. ' Hie last day for paying taxes bi Au­ for Register of Deeds at tiie Primary-. The lecture on ■■Nutrition" 'Will be, Al Cole'.- landing. Thomiipple lake, CRAWLEY FAMILY REUNION. BASEBALL— AT ------------------VICKERY'S. . -----------------gust 10. After that day there will be September 13. Your consideration will be given । by MIm Linn, a registered nurse, । Tues. Aug.. 18. Pot luck dinner. Bring PODUNK SCHOOL RKUNION. Bunday. August 14. al Herrington's Sunday, August 7, DowHng vs. Crook- • the usual penalty.-*!™. Nellie Smith, much appreciated. —Joint F. Chamber- j(this I evening at the home of Mrs. Roy rtablc service. Diana Barnum, Secy.— Saturday. Aug. «. al church. FM luM resort Clear Lake. Dowling.—Adv. ,ed lake.—Adv. City Trea*urer. —Adv. lain.—Adv. |Adv. . I dinner. Ail come,—Adv. . < Cordes, at 7:45 o'clock. r of Saving Taxpayers' Money Is-Aim of School Authorities , '* Auth .°™l« In some mannw l,le reJk>Tt ha* been u• I IRVING WOMAN AR­ RESTED FOR ARSON ROAD COMM SS ON MAKING PROGRESS TAree Cent Postage Reducing Stamp Sale 31 NO CI­ ONS MORE HOPEFUL Band to DESCRIBES THE ST, Hastings Give Second Concert LAWRENCEWATERWAY BARRY SCOUTS EARN CAMPMERTAWARDS convention Ot Rural Carriers Fred Smith’s Farm Auto License Sale Enjoys “Mild Boom ’ ’ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 3, 1938 PAOB TWO Our t_ j pledge of aii vpo automoone zicrow, 1 tax money to tounUM is only for tin* j 14162236 niriniiT 1833eIrvted ’I7w•»>ncw Icf’&1»lurr h,rl’i I I PUF tiw TAY >eftr ** November ulU•conlillir Vl/rihni lAA venein January. If the situation ULI TL 1ILIUII I I nn thcn g«.nu t0 ^mand It that body can ; nrmr PL r MONEY SHALL BE USED FOR RELIEVING TAXATION BURDEN uw CAUSING CONSIDERABLE DELAY REVENUE STAMPS NEEDED ™X*“ In the yewr 1934----------------------this county will---have ----------------------to pay road bonds of $53,628. which' will finish the payment of all the out- ’ Handing codnty Covert rood bond* Wc j ---------------------FOR DEEDS—--------------SUPPLY.— NOT AVAILABLE \} THE HOLLOWAY ME­ MORIAL IN RIVERSIDE ENOOR SEASON CLEAR AWAY LOCAL NEWS W._. Dwljned and Made By Spl„,011„1 ^,urK1.1 , p u The Haatings Monument at 302 N Church St All welcome J The Matthews picnic will be held at ■ Works Of This City In the advertiseine’nt of the Has­ Thornapple lake Sunday. August 7 Everybody bring lemons —Adv tings -Monument Co. in this issue of MUs Marjory Norris lias returned-Ju the Banner, ia pictured the monument M very classic design, which was or­ lier home from Pennock hospital and is i dered by Mrs Ella Holloway In mem­ gaining nicely from her recent oprra- ■ ory of her beloved husband, the late Hon Mr*. Ii J Freeland is slowly recov­ William J Holloway, for many years a prominent buxines* man ot this city ering from painful injuries received in Thli Memorial wax created and de­ an auto •accident, but is still unable to signed by Mr John Ironside, and all of the work was executed al the Ha*-1 Clioicc Gladioli 25c a dozen delivered, tings Monument Works right here in • Baskets to rent for parties and funeral* Hastings. aU of which only enipiiusiscs Cull 3451 Emma Chandler. 1311 Sbuth his skill in designing und creating and I Hanover - Adv ..u" 01 *" U.L. n,m In Mraian.l Tjrer. wlorM, > M U„ cm- Broken lihea of popular styles remaining from our ---------- . spirited July selling are regrouped and still further HERE NOT LEGISLATE VOTED TO reduced in price to assure speedy'disposal. Needless PAY FNTIRE SUM IN 1933 beiieve that when thu county get*! ABLE TO CARRY STOCK 'to say, that no style is here in all sizes; but every FAT tn line oum IH ISOO 'out of debt the sunenrlsoni supervisors will will ir.Mst insist si>e.from 3 to !) is included in the assortment. I he keepihg tlw county out of debt, Barry County's Share Will on Desiring Transfers thus saving the 6 jx-r cent interest tills Perst values most rentai^nble, for prices represent but Doubtless Be Somewhere county has ixid on these bonds. of former parkings. Around 890,000.00 Stamps Required | Tlw revenue bin paaMxi by the reFor many years half of the automo­ ■ rent congtes-s- Crwitain.- a provision that, bile weight tax ha* been paid by the state to tiie counties Of' this half, i u catulng con.sidrrablc delny in. the 11 registering' of dri-d. according to seven-eighth* was apportioned on tn* llc-rtiniy’Rrichter is»rl Royea Thu. act QUALITY marks' all of the work, the | Battle Creek amount of weight tax which w-a* paid / 1 11 rjx®ifl< * that all deed i ul conveyance well defined lines and the ornamenu-, . by the individual counties to the state ’ / i Unn nuntauw l» iu mdi.1MI A *™ nl~ The other one-eighth wax divided (are subject to tax Revenue >' (Continued from page 00r> ■ fore it ( character and beauty Besides struc-1 *“*J**!?!( Mr *ni* I among* the counties in- proportion to i must be atBxed to t.iic deed bet < orttnrr—Tl * Mir ..ti'irm ’' ca» *** °> »»>’ person The.-; tural meriU. the pleasing design shows !’!a! Allerding. E High «’ •» Montheir mileage of road.that nr h a Adtimnie of rhi« rite '',,Acnur !,,“n’lfc' however, according to excellent point* in its decorations Th* ’-^l- Augu*. I Congratulations. ‘Tlw House of Quality Foolwciir" ■ , ■ J (the act. cannot be carried by any . Byzantine carving in panels and line! Two babies have been ftirn •l'. sevion voted that, for the year 1633. the Democratic primary candidates. ojflc,. m a city under 25.000 jxiplaHon ! treatment bespeak task- and refine-(haspita) the past week: a girl entire weiglrt tax should be paid to the Mr For Governor—Patrick H. O Brien . Theretoix the stamps required to mak* inent. and M». William Clemence. counties for tire purpu-<- of relieving c a C»mey Kaiamaasi. । uiw deeds legal cannot be purcha*-Ti Tlw Route 1 on 2i>. and a .. them of taxation Th* added half 1* to Hie material in In both monument and .Route «m July 26. a s*>n . U1 ^,rry county. Tii-wc wi»o wi-1: i markers is of the best light Barre Ver-, and Mrs Izo Barry. Route 3. on Aube divided among the counties on the william A Comstock, Detroit l.irutmant Governor—AllqnE- Steb-:-tamps air put to the trouble and de- inont gray granite, known a* —Th* [gust 3 Mme basis as was the original hah llliUllHHIlWnHIIIIIIIIIIHIIBIIlH ^(Miihg Jo tlw Deiurtment of I Rock of Ages." and the carvingto tin . The-Dowling Cemetery Circle will ■ seven-eighth.* being apportioned on bin*. Ionia t ongrr-sman—I onrth District—Mm- internal Revenue at Ih-tnut for them niinutrst detail was executed by the! meet the amount of weight tax money paid Thi* act requirlnc u-- of r.-venmsand-blast procew jjhur by the respective counties, and one* ' me Kslunburn. St Joseph:Raymond L Anglejnlrc. Saiigatuck: George stamps on .deed.-, of conveyance and at I The Holloway memorial is erected fq)|o eighth on the highway mileage. Rnw preventing po.-t othc- , on the family lot In Riverside ermr-1 Jane Smith. Jennie Sloium 'and Ella Last year Barry county paid to the Foulkc-. .Hartford: Roman I Jarvu-,! !11C state In automobile weight lax the Benton Hubor; Birge C. swift Middle- (rujn c.inyina a supply ts causing nn | tny. Tiie merit* of the design and Smith turn of $88,842: but the county re­ nlle. Charles H. Kinrnirr.e. GaMopoh- rnd«f ”<fe'uy und mbubden-tunilin' tlw fine workmanship stand as u fine Tlw Ciiarlotlr Community Band dl* stale senator— Eiclilh IH-trirf—-John Bove* *ay * 1 credit for our local Jinn'. Irt>nsid| .reeled by H. A..Rigby wdl play a pioceived more than half oT~ that sum. which would have been $44,421 This C. 1 Stafford. Lawreiwe; Peter fl Br.» < .Reinster Boyes hinwelf rannot keen Brotlwr* have been tn biuincits in Has- gram al Bennett park, Charlotte. SunI th**.- -tamp- on hand tss.iiL- ;$»,* tings lor 25 year.- Every cemetery in day. August 7. at 3 30 p M COlWre*county "was actually paid.by the state Allegan county the sum ot $$4.01- ‘he apioun*. above •. Krpreseniatlvi In 1. r g I - I a t u r r— comny has made rm special hudgel for I Barry county und u great many in man M J Hart id Saginaw will git. a half being due to the distribution 1 .?r, r.' MMdleville. 1 pun'ha'ii'.g them. Jiuisnng from th!- other counties tn Michigan have out- : the intetmi -'.on addn - C I rebate Judge—Lee C. Howard, Ha*oLreWntw stamps fonnerly carrltsl | Maiulln^ destgiw erected by this well <»i Marshall will *|x-vk briefly of the one-eighth according to hightmg. township. ,, 7 , (on in the p-st office iwr«- ilwRetist -t known monument concern, which will Sheriff—George W. Leonard and Fuy :wil(1i(| hav.- i.i keep abnut -gl (kki worth 1 stand nut only ax beautiful memorials. PRES. HOOVER EVI­ Receipt* so Tar indicate that for *h.f. >!ami» . . • continually ..... ... .t-» . o..r ,«*-.■*•• ... on hand but ...... ulso ■** a* .«•••*. testunoniah to «,triit..a skilled 1632 the amount of automobile weight E Green, brrth of this city. County Clerk—Theodore S. K Reid •upply tl» d- mayd adequately tiH' i ciuft.Miwn of artistic ability, uho take* DENCED FINE SPIRIT tax from Barry .county will fall below . that of 193J What Ute difference will of this city. post , office here kept stocks of $3.0>*t j pride In tlwir wbrk aAi -c*k to give I QA LICENSED ue MW sear 1933 ............ - v... f’ounty Treasuror-Uycnzo F Mau*.! or nio:c on hand at all times, but Reg- > tu« »<» eent., value lor every dollar Appointed Four Democrats and be tor the no one can . d(*alhuTin ... ...lot s I'expended. state, it is difficult to estimate 1U cl,y: Ward A Quick, Nashville, | i-ier Iioyi-s by .small Three Republicans On R. F. Register 4T •» Deeds— Earl> «> R »•* Boyes. ■ amount But in 1933 the entire weight (might be a bl*-to get m with supplies No democratic candidate filed fori' totzdiiig about SIDOO C. Commission ‘ REUNION OF BARRYVILLE U.A IO V. U..-,. . —-U.UHfc .... “ attorney, circuit court; counties, in the’ same manner as has prosecuting t Pzi sident Homer lys disarmed* all In order to acquaint with the. cii*in*v enunm ni acc been the half of it heretofore paid the commissioner,. dram cdmmlssloner, I,!!<■« ii-ulatkrn. re.ardlt.4 the tram-Irr I SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS passible criticism of himself a having RADIO TUBES or surveyor . counties. It would seem probable that coroner *** ~ . । . । • —;-----any other than a patriotic motive tn There are many more candidates on ( the county will get from the state next :Iw orguniMtion of the Reconstruction r„ Mcmbcra who Attended Thlr. year, as its share of the automobile the primary ballot this year than at I ■ weight tax. from $60,000 to 1100,000 any time w* can remember .When one United State? Bureau of Internal ty-Two Years Ago -Held En­ of sever commission . Half of that sum must be. used fftr reeall* that it U up to the primer to see members, all named by the Presidin' joyable Meeting Sunday irn highway construction and mainte­ that these name; are properly alter­ 8. Conveyances: 'Deed. Uyvtniment.l nance Th* distribution of the re­ nated on the bally'.. where there. 1* r>r writing, delivered on or after tiie I Our Barp'viUc correspondent >ent u tiie chairman of the commission JOI* 1 JO 1 s» > ji maining half will be up to the sujwr- more than one candidate for any dfllce. 15th day after the date of the enact-? the. following interesting item about F'iimcr Senator. At.lcc Pomerette so JI* 31 IS one can realize that it will be some visors It would seem likely that that ir.cnt of the Revenue Act ot 1932 and a reunion held at tlw Berryville church Olihi It would b* impossible lot Ji 171* SpBlD SUPER TUBE! .70 body ,w>ll favor applying this cobnty & proposition to get out the* primary bal­ before July 1. 1931 -un'.-s* deposited j on Sunday which wcgive herewith: President Hoover or anytxxiy else j>. 30 JI0 ICO 10 K . Last Sunday niotnitig our church show more conclusive evidence of cnextra’share of the weight tax to the lots. tn escrow before April 1. 1932-. wherein JU IW so 30 As tiie Banner ha/ said many times, any land.*, t.’iwnnnis • or other realty service wax honored by the presence of retirement of the county’s Covert road J«1 31 ss 119 bonds.'of which $#4,520 will be due In we think the jrrimary sy'stepi has out- sold shall be granted, signed, trans­ (Rev. Lloyd Mea<fand family ot Igindng: Without dbiulit such non-parttran arY0 . m*c 140 1633 II would a|>pear that the super­ groan any useful purpose it may have ferred. or oliu-zwui- conveyed to. or ' Mrs. Grace G;\’nfUpt Knowles an.i inn by the Rre-flicnt tn a nutter which 100 in* 1 10 so j daughter and iter-y ’ ounK daughter ot visors would be safe, in calculating that so'Vitally concerns tiie welfare of th-' vested in, the purchaser or purchasers., J«7 111 101 at least half of this $64,520 could be ettpenslve When one consider* tlw or any other person or person*, by’his. [i Assyrlk' Center, making three genera­ country will incn'as* lux rriuitaHdtr .. ■ so »PB9D c<xit of the ticket*, getting Out all the tions; Mrs. Ella Lathrop Shepard and., JJ« so 110 counted on from the county’s extra - - - - <■her, or their dircetton. when tlw con- ,l a safe and sound administrator of our weight tax money, leaving the re- election supplies, convening and paying Mderation of value ot the intereM or 'j Iut daughter ot Battle Creel: and.Mr- national kffair*. ;>j 1*0 so 1 to the and then property* conveyed, exclusive of th.’ I Hattle Shafer and son of MontaTi mximng half io be raised by taxation for all ” ” election boards --<« SSI 1*0 so 110 at the coming December tax levy The ■ clerk.'-, the amount which a primary value of any herj or. vtieumbratice rc- They had come to meet with the memPERFECT PERFORMANCE _ of a Sunday School class or-1 tiie state o! — Michigan will run matninn thereon at the time of xalc. , bonds are not due until next May. ro'tx . CLARK The state highway department pays Into hundred- of th-Hisands'.of dollars, exceeds $1<X) and doc> not exceed $5<X).,! ad 32 years ago. Thou' living in Word was reaching the automobile license tax moneys(possibly — ““— “a million dollars 50 cents; and forrurh additional $5M i the nelgilborliood who attended were quarterly. In March June. September Tiie old system of caucuses and conven- or fractional part thereof. 50 cent.-. Mt 5. Maude Dyvine M*rtd and fanujy.. - •• - . : dnughter of and December, so tliat by the time the lions did not cost tiw Mate ot Michigan This .-ybdivfslon shall not apply to any bonds will be due the county will not a penny It had Its abtiM-.v which be­ in*tniment or writing given to /.ecure a ; j Youngs and spent most ot her early life unbearable: but' tlitw abuse, (k.b, . have received enough from the Mate came ter. Charlotte. । In Barry county, several year* of which to take care of half of the $64,520 due could have been ea»tlv corrected by Art 75 WHO SHALL AFFIX At Uw ck»eof tMchurcll service all w,.„. spent in the Brush Ridge dlMrtr on Covert road bonds in 1933 But providing the Austrahnn ayaleni' oi STAMl'S- Tl... AM requlr.-. Hut [■»"<”* K">&„ '.'F H"l\there will be money in other fund* balloting lor every convention! .v> that i!p.r«n «l«. make. l«,., ... luu™ p** «'* »>>•• u«n«. which the county can undoubtedly use it would be imposeibk- to drltaud can- inalmmem <a»M. tlx-reunto- iMll g» »' U-’Ura* I'-mUW '™- City PHONE 2101 HASTINGS temporarily .which will be replaced av didate* or the voter- “ The Australian! ---- ’ am* and camel u» ,««>«■ ..umSw . n Thr> "“N d"-' WW" six years ago money ii received from the state iugh- ‘ballot !has made * ' .an .. end to corruptton . .. nlso iwdhtbir* any iht-cii iron, accent-, -a- taken 3- yean. aso. -£here acre ‘She leaves to mourn, one daughter. way department on the county's extra at tiie polls, bacauxe the bargainer* for ms Ma li m»truin.‘nu urjeaf thev arc earh c-.-s BannnurenwJ. acre M.s Florem* Smith and three grand■HHillIHMISMinHM share ot the weight tax -such xuch corruption could could mH not have any nroemv stanwed MC*’ one Ptwm. some telling rhildren ot San Frnnci'co. .one sister. If that plan can be followed, the means ()f knowing that the votes for Art 76 ACTUAL VALUE AT TTMEP0* Mra- Wm Detine y.a* _th<lr h­ Mr- Emm# Wellman, of thi« city and xupervivors in October will not need to which they paid money, or gave other two half brothers. Orlando and Charles OF CONVEY ANGE THE MEASURE;' vote more than-832.260 by tax for Cov- consideration.--, were being delivered to maple sugar: they also told about Realize Your Wants By Reading Other People's Want-Ads ert road bond.*. That will be a re- We hope that there may convene at mnvnim nl U«l, iw-1?' ?T"td”Vt. A“ . auction of $40.0QP in that .pnc item as Lansing thls.cpming winter a legula- pient*. or other real property i* left ihad a wonderful knowledge and re­ compared with the preceding year, .lure with saiiaand sense enough to do open to be fixed by future cotton- membrance of the Banyv'tile Sunday Tiie taxpayers will surely appreciate away with our outrageously expciunc Igennes the actual value at the time ol school and church services worth mot.' such a reduction. and umatisfactory primary system than money can buy Mrs Huttie tipon tiie deed,■ instrument. or-nffllffg Shah-r gave a fine talk about the d*Erted ones, three having been taken I whereby the conveyance is made xn the claxs. Mrs* Minnie Mead Pres­ j Ar' 77 TAX HOW COMPUTED—tn Icalcuiuu.ng the amount of stamp* ton. Mr*. Minnie Lake Burton amt Mr* (which must be affixed Co n deed of Emma Lathrop Hayman. A wreath of given with their picture in the center । conveyance, file tax is computed upiti hangs in the church tn their honor.'. Rev Mead chairman of the encumbrances which rest on tl:c sale and ar* w suit . . F.nCum- An iinnttal homecoming of 'brahce* placed <>n ya property in c'on- tille Sunday School, to meet tlw It .mvtnm wi(h and a- a re«ult of'the Sunday in June ChmmllUi.* were a e fihafer.4 Mrs -*r transfer, a.- well a* notes for pointed. Mrs Lbw Criblamt v 'deferred payment.*, can hot be d-?du< " d im deteflhitung the amount upon winch MEROMNEES ■OFFICES *2 Sronside Shoe Company TRADE IN Your Old Tubes for NEW! S-kB B GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY OUR MOTTO Extra Special Soap Prices! Look t Ahead* Friday and Saturday IVORY Soap Flakes pt,. Camay Soap 9wk mi that last Flakes or Granules 2 4^ lay m real- or Flake White Bai .it ;■ . and coun'.v officai* it to blame tor anv dciaj Blue Jay Dustless Mop 35' Special Each— New Potatoes p** 17c PORK LOIN ROAST Either End lu*12c CHOICE VEAL ROASTS Lb. ISC BUTTER clusMimus’ grav ’and Mr*. I.otn»e Lath AH had’ thetr picf1 their Iwmes feelitUt great- Freeport HAM ENDS HOME MADE LARD r.A. Lb. 2ic 8c Feldpausch’s Where Better Fooda Coat Leaa ” PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER *” । Word was received here on Thursday (of the death of Mrs Emma Hessmer . Reck ot Ia> Angeles widow ot the Ute T ( Jam** Rqck. wlio died six years ago, ' , ihcr death occurring early Wednesday : 149 graduate* o: !unrning. r .>r!’n *rc *'k,rf Hock had been m poor .health inter**: to Barry ;^ir tjle years, having sufAlice June Gran! r,.rrd a FtroV of paralysis m 1925. Dur£J 1 Irt-r* . ... ... _.--- -. . . . _ r-u’.: Rapa ! >» and patient, never complaining jMnrfaref Er It will be remembered that Mr and ;gw; Verroi ,-ht.- in H.i.--,Mrs. L V Bes.yner of this city are on ul- arts life14 western trip, arriving in U-. Angele* ..Lldred Bas- on Monday before hi* sutar's louaing •nd Edward J Hunger-(c.n Wednesday, thetr first meeting in ford Mid • three, year limited; thirty-tup years. Jam** Rock, son of Mr and Mrs. Adam Rock, and Misa Emma Besmier. daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jphn Besx’ Charles .Minable received word on men. were united in marriage in the (Friday that he had passed tiie state Episcopal church In Hastings in examination and is now a licensed em- :6® aad went *° California to reside Jbahner in 1900 Surviving U one son. Harry --------------- « e >i-------------Rock, ol Los Angeles, one brother. L LACEY.-------------V Beumer, and a sister. Mrs E A There will be a public social consist- Clarke of Los Angelo. Sympathy u •is of free movie and musical enter- extended to the bereaved ones tainment with ice cream, hot dogs pop1 corn etc at la.-ev Thursday evening OBITUARY. August II by Briggs LAS --------------- - ---------------Friday afternoon. July 3-’. at his h*ma A rarlosd of surplus army clothing in Hastings, where he has spent many recently sent to Oklaltoms Indian years He is survived, by a daugfmr, tribes -found to contain only Mrs Lilisn Burke, two. brothers. John wcoler. Underwear of Rattle Creek and Mark of Marquand. ••• Mo. also two granddaughters. Mrs. Approximately 34 per cent of the (Eileen Burroughs ot Hastings und Mrs natural wealth ot the Urufed u'CryMal Howard ot Chicago and a .KAMPPi. i cn.c*go Burial in Rivenid* cecutery Will the battery you b u y zt o cl a y start your car this Remember — VALUES AND SERVICE Tirestone Quality That You Have Always x j Known at LOW Prices/ Firestone Oldfield Type 6 and8 Gum-Dipped Plies Under the Tread WHEN IT S AN FULL SIZE 13 PLATE Tires Gum-Dippad Cord Plie* 6 6 6 6 6 R PLICH UMDEr. THE TBEAH 6.00-21 H. D. 8 TLIEI UNDEB THE TREAD 4.40-21 . . 4.50-20 . . 4.50-21 . . 4.75-19 . . 5.25-21 ’. . 6.00-20 I I. D.’ rUEX UNfftR THE TREAD FLIEI UMDER THE TREAD f FLfEiy under'THE TREAD FLIE* UNDER THE TRBAD FLIES UNDEB THE TBEAD s4-65 5-19 5.X7 6.16 7-91 10.62 10.77 Electrical Service Treat With One of our COMPLETE GREASEJOBS Try One! Complete Lubrication ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Cor. Court and Jefferson Hasting �TJTT HASTtNCS HVCfTO. WtfrMtSPAT. ACCVST 3, 1432 M MISS OK MIK KO PROGRESS ni our urther edleKM Tire McNltt law provide* that these ft» church and going west pan the O'Cod- putlmg on gravel in place* where it U , miles shall — be taken over u- by --------------the cdun-- nor •’----place ----- to' — the -east -------------------shore of Gun ---------lake. ',,-eatly needed, will make tlwm better ] ty. 20 per cent each year If tiie coun-, then skirting the eakt und south shores than they have ever been before । ty road commission hud dune in this of that lake to a connection with the There will be u small amount available county os wine roitf commissions orc Orangevtlle-Gun lake county road; o/ I;doing in other counties, it wxruld *rem the township road.leading noHlt from of ttwse township roadi but nut 1 hopeless to expect Hur development of' thd* Klingensmith schoolhouse through enough to cover them with gravel for c. real county system. Fortunately for Howeru Mills, where II turns west to.Jhrlr entire length .Tliat t. a matter (Continued from page one) . 'tiie people of Burry county’tlulr roud tlic county line; w the road Ir.idinC Jhat must te met in the future and. let of this city is paved for about six miles r .ccmmlMion luis taken the McNHt bill north from Bowens Mills to a conncc- tu: hope, under conditions much more. |B Il is also paved from Kuismunxi north eriou*ly. und liu.s felt that it unit the turn with M-37; or the towiuiiip road favorable than wc now'lune of tlw commlKUon t,i not only istarting a little we.-t of Middlrvilli;. Tiie time may come when flic town-: to the Barry county line. What will duty ' ultimately be done’with tins highway in itake over there ruiyb. but to do w. passing through Irving mid connecting »hl|» may arrange with the county not known as yet. but it is already an ' much improving on them us puulblc with tin- south river toad—anyone who road commission for the gravelling oi impoitam trunk line and will become with’ the limited amount of money [will travel tlw.se .recently improved there township roads to a width ot nine more so with the development of the available to the county for Dial pur-j pad:, will ftijmit tli.it a Wonderful im­ pr u-. vinntirtnR* t>-cn made on -all ot lake resorts of this county and lourhl pose under Un- McNltt bill. travel northward Into upper Michigan. । For thb year tliat law-has provided|them over gtf.utio, or about «l«) tfi Hit; B. a simple 61 what tlw county on the top ol tiiew roads thi-v would M ' Ail these trunk lines will.br' the main rornrtbhig i highways of the county when de- ।tnik- for Uie BH'mile* ot towpiiiip roavV r«ad-cwnmlssiun Intends to du in every good enough fur every practical pur-1 veloped.- It will take some time, owimt itaken over thb year. The County ywnl • towUsJdp in th< improvement ul luwnEvery taxpayer of Burry ctarnty will! hiu set out lo improve 'the ship road.-, wldch. under .tiie McNltt to the fact that money to hnance high- cammlssion * ..u.r more *.~.e -than ten iv„ miles already uuruu, Lak- (bill; will ............ ........~— ----------, pcuimend what tlw. commtr.Mu» ha.'. I little all...l/teonw county roods’ ways is not as plentiful as formerly it *s not expected that the BpO miles <5o,,e 1" 'mprmlng tlw town. hip mileTiie secondary system ol liighways in en * over in every luwnsldp. dud has progress in Hurt di- , of townrhip rouiU can be graded and ,1K*‘ ,talt,Ti °vt’r l*,ls ytat- >1 that ,i ( this county are the-county roads, con- niade'unbelievable . Anyone’ who will travel over graveled iwmplv of ft what we moyj-xpect may,ex;ac. from the. the ............................................... ... arid. made . -tandhrd standatd county '.ample tilting of about 230 miles. There nre ’— nclion .. question .. arid, . ,'T.-i.rl Hl the ! !>.. »tit ni, a w». ' ■- highways - ----- --------recently ---------- rMds That is out of the w,d t*»mmissiol» in we . good roads, tome of them much more tip* township . .futun •. . . .. . .. . 11 II u'lil miin u ri <1 proved by ’ the county road cammiMiiun ft n. utuivcc'.Muy Bui they can be believe it is. it will mean n n-ul . ysn-.u costly than necewsury. It L- donbtnil If .....be added to lending, from tin- Yunkm* .Sprttw urrt arc being, greatly improved. Th-- ,'1 r',uh!y road, fin- this count. much or any mileage will the ie present — county highway system church west to Gun lake, rkirting the • contract rn^dt- by Uie vounty road th** CII,llll> 1 jwtv.hip. ma'. tnmb;j;<■ Tiie third piirl-ot the county system lake to Stneter •• ryxirt; or the mul cmnmBftion with Brown Bro., for the 10 ^travel them, or at bu •. '...• no. r im- ; ... ... .. .roads. . . ig»jdnt|jng about a mile muth of tliat grading oi these towtUhip roads und l-fttant of them. That would inuXe ant will be the preMiil .townrhip _____________ _____________________________________________________________ Ideal system SPECIAL OFFER FOR THREE DAYS ONLY-AUG. 4-5-6 $6 °$I8 FOR YOUR WORN TIRES Sensational Allowances for Three Days Only on Latest, Finest, New ■■■II Want-Ads good/Tear ALL-WEATHERS & PATHFINDERS Lifetime Guaranteed Supertwist Cord Tires — Fresh Stock— All Firsts . . . Greatest Goodyear Values in Thirty Summers. HERE'S WHY We are swamped with calls for partly used tires. Our used tire stock has beerisliot to pieces. Right now. this shortage puts a market value on used tires that enables us to offer, you tremendous allowances toward the price of new Goodyears—largest selling tires in the world. If you act quickly you can sell ns the miles left in your worn tires at FULL CASH VALUE Now your worn tires are worth more OFF than~ON your car. See What Your Worn Tires Are Worth! Allov*ancei on Allowances on GOODYEAR ALL-WEATHERS GOODYEAR PATHFINDERS _ MnfRhi SIZE U<hTlr» «t.9s 4.10-21 t.50-21 4.75- 19 4.75- 20 5.00-19. .5.00-20. 5.2'-’.H SJS-2I SJW-17 5.06-21.. 5.00^22. .5.25-19. 5.25-20. 5'A5-21 . 5.50- 18. 5.50- 19, 6JM1-20. 6.00-21. 6.00-22. fijiO-l 7. 6.00-1U 6.00-19 6.00-30 6.00-21 . 6.50- 17 . 6.50- 19. 7.00-18. Similar Allowances on All Sixes. 9, 3, 4, Exchange 1, ition Ings to PENNEY’S $Q 44 Frocks Our Values! Juit Received 200 Pairs SUMMER with “futures SHOES White Black I Colors Latr- [ Straps Pump* Sandals Your Choice IRVING WOMAN AR­ RESTED FDR ARSON! iHlIUlMIIIIIII stiNgs It Pays Free Mounting. | I I SeCI The exchanged tires go on sale I ire to >’ou a8 fast as they are taken off and inspected. Come take .■ e I your pIck’ DePend <U1 us to U J Cl S ■ treat you right on prices. B Bross Tire & Battery Shop Smith & Doster North Michigan Avenue Phone 2482 Hastings, Michigan Delton, Michigan Goodyear Deai.r. (Continued from page one* Manker u.< If th* /little before dark two of tlx ofhr-r.- | !<ft the Manker home., ini 1mm mg that i 'they planned to be back later with rhe!’ dog. They explained to her that they I hud covered up the tracks which they ! hud found with a plunk in order to, pre- I ’•* rve the scent, but tliat they would.re- • 'tum'wilh the dog about frit oclbek ! Cleanup Odd Lots Ladies* Hats [Mrs. Manktr und her huxband drorc up ■m front of tlw place where the trucks were found She came ov« r to 41m place, but did not disturb tiie planL1 • When the preveutor und state lire imarshAl did come to the Manker home ' ul. about )0 o'clock’ Mr: Mutiltrr had [evidently thought tiie tiling through and realized thin sjw and not Brawn [was under .•■usplcloh, They found her in her oar while her husband w». in the ! house In bed and- round mdeep She i admitted to the nUlrcrx. so it is claimed. 88c MWtiMEN’S Cool for right NOW! Perfect for LATER! [are informed. sighed a confwL-un that '.•.hr did It. j She was takAn belfry-Justice Cort­ i right TJuusday. botina over to-circuit 'court In the num of 21.500. This bat! Frocks with a charming— was furnished later lrj,the day. so she Dola! Stripe*! r.a- able to return to her home, long - - happy life ahead! I Mrs. Manker has many jiecuilnritio Everything ! And such a liny price for so and a vigorous personality. Siu.clrt-Mes like a man. does a man\work much smartness! Mi*sq*’ Dark and lig'it 'on the farm and in two nr three fistic and women’s size*. •hades! ,ciicount<-rF with men has more than । held her own. It i* said that she statjJ cd that she rould dot-bear the thought, of having Brown in the neighborhood: ।any longer. She was n*j afraid of him, his parents this week. Corners spent Sunday at Gun lake. • In the least, but she Claims he was Esther Erway is spending some time Maurice Erway is working in Grand i mean to her. would, call Iwr names with her aunt. Mrs. Homer McKibben, ; whenever he met her or saw her. when Rapids. , Chas. Whittemore and family and at the Yankee Springs store. no one was within hearing distance* Mr. and Mrs. James Jackson and The matter will be taken up in cir- Cleo .Brown and family of Hickory cult court later. . . ■ ASSYRIA. The program lor the Eiigle reunion 111 charge of Mrs. Pcurle Holmes. Mrs. Alma Wrlchcr and Mrs: Jennie Holmes pi;oinl'c.s n real enter­ taining ' event Amos wd Andy ’ lie there and Ice cream for nil, Pot luck dinner nt noon The Bum- Line Sunday school ■hi.Id a picnic on August 4. Mr. und Mrs. Gaylord Holmes silent Sunday in Battle Creek' with lu-r. sh­ ier. Mrs. liconard Smith TT>r Briggs school reunion will be held ut the school grounds on Thurs­ day. August 18. Pot luck dinner at noon followed by fuuJness meeting. 1 program and sports Mcsdames Lucy . Marshall of Bellevui-. Maude Packer, j Battle Creek und Floyd Miller are the executive committee. Tiie fourth quarterly conference of Bottle Creek circuit, of which Rev. Dixon Is pastor, will bi- held on Tues­ day evening. Augirft 18. Miss Helen Gray and Mrs. Doris Warner entertained on Tucsctay bfternoon ut the former s home nt Lacey, nt a miscellaneous shower, honoring Miss Marjprie Stanton, who soon Is to wed Mr. Phillip Gnut of Vcnnontville. The Briggs Ladles' Aid Society have plans under way, for nn evening event. When a free movie will be featured mid refreshments of ice cream, pop mid sandwiches will be served. Mrs. Pearle Holmes was the recent victim of u birthday surprise when neighbors walked in to spend the eve­ ning. bringing, pot luck supper. ’ Sunday dinixir glirsls at ihc Fred Miller home were their mother, Mrs Sylvia^ Bcidmorc. Mr and Mrs Byron Guy and family und Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wurncr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller entertained Sunday evening with a waffle supper The following. Mr. and Mts. Ray Jones, Mr. and Mrs Joe Moqr» mid daugh­ ter and Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Warner, The usual large crowd attended the |OtU school reunion Saturday, about Ione hundred uud fifty being present. A very' interesting program with sports and a ball game, also the presence of Congressman John Ketcham, rounded out n very enjoyable day । Joon Erway spent the week with | relatives in Kalamazoo. Virginia Havens attended the ^Martln , Young People’s picnic nt Lake Odessa Friday. Louie Erwny of Kalamazoo and Ray Erway and family were Sunday guesta. at Fred OtU’ Chas. Whittemore and Tamjly at­ tended'the Pioneers' Picnic at Cedar Creek Thursday. Roy Oakes and family spent Sun­ day at Wall lake. Sunday visitor* at Roy Erway * were. Mrs. Sara Erway and Virginia Smith: of West Rutland, Harel Buskirk and. Irene Pierce ot Hastings Ward Erway of Has' igs b vBUtag Sport Shoes $1.98 family of Mason, also Prank Cook and wife and son. Jamie, of Lansing were Sunday guests at Clyde Warren’s. Jamie remained fur a week’s visit here. HOLLOWAY MEMORIAL DESIGNED BY US AND MADE HERE IN OyR (JWN PLANT . In business it is the man who gives the best SERVICE, the finest QUALITY of merchandise, the largest VALUE, . who succeeds. The man who.thinks: "I wonder how CHEAPLY I can make my product and GET BY,” has pronounced his own sentence in that thought, and that sentence is FAILURE. When you are ready to place an order, please think of us. It will pay you to visit our showroom. • SPECIAL DISCOUNT ON ALL WORK BOUGHT FROM STOCK Hastinqs Monument Works IRONSIDE BROS. Propri., Telephone 2497 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS RAWER, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST A IM PAGE FOUR epL.- U 1 he t . ------------------------------------- NMMHKMOBL------------------------. n«>nnA«* 141 Washington. - the former soldiers. Hastings Danner|jhowed ^^abiy good discipline ‘Views ■ Mlcr eviction orders were issued, large -— . — I Like the Depression. Bits of Yesterday ! number* of veteran* accepted the gov A Texas Editor Comment*. , ernment’s offer.to provide Iraniportacook BX>m. E lliots. . [ton homi. Oulj. Use „jOre rabid POLITICAL’BATT. Getting Down to Earth. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Real Life Again.’ HEVEKTr SEVEXTII YEAH bonus seeker* and cummunui^ rep!UUc,u bfU, unUj Mrs. Devltt Bronson entertained five J"1 •y®nU* --------------- malned. These two element*, succeeded.jWy,. examined it very carefully; d ... We publish herewith an editorial I Ub,f» “l' *1 HssiiM*. | ln praeipltaUng a riot that wa* handled there b ahy string attached to H '''‘written by Henry Arulcy. Texas new*- menUr>r t0 ,wr slJrter' Mrs c"ro“ « !wtth surprisingly Utik damage t,. lit*' «"*” • h"hcd “*"k ««* 1 11 paperman. Moat of ns readily appre-! Detroi t. .... ... elate I)u. mnr. n.inf»i urt<£,«,.! Mrs Joseph J Emery of Jacksonville, and property by the U. S. Troops. The ui'.Ji n but swallow it. and before you mild boonu" that have h|t our coun-. Florida, who ha* been spending *evmarch on Wacfrington was a mistake OO the uallowtaK act go away u» -vmw lrj; ,.MTt.uuwBj.y wrt(KUcall>. out n rrmxIIWK i tar Mr U rrnuuncu r«r mt "al *ecks with her brother. Fred ’from the /test, but It ft probable that qui- t place and Jhink it over. We need Ansley to jpoint point out U»e the few few- ray* of of 1 Spaulding, and family expect* to leave k^hI straight thinking right now sunshine that may be filtering through au*^ust*'lCa*° llW the B. E. F. woultf have maintained its Wc tired anything else orderly record, to the last except for promises won: save our country : Mr. and Mr*. Albert Konkle of ,tlic communists and other agitatoi/: C-|.VH.„<1, Ohio, ,r, k,™ . 1.0 he a t-lngle,problem.—The Cits*- J, .i?' *T.“ l I and Opinions; Th is and Th at Backward Glances What Others Say . K . . I t l". !in 1 «»"«'' •>» U,,, .«<ndln« ,umMhoo, ,ta „,utnrt thrm A DISAPPOINTMENT. ' . 'rur rud in mx Utt. 1 h.d nW,™ -If GarriG s muniiuUdri wa* an anfl-' . . . . , . \----- ; , ■—.-------------- :»na *i*o mm. ruuana me I friend*, u-hat‘*11t am,,Uhe^o like tncat —atcommon entnmnnj ihad . •___ . for - —’jple of tilmiux. if hat .-Ji.it> ,w i- .-.ay of Gave: nor j*h* been thetr guest A PERPETUAL COMPtoMNT “ ■ am*arance before rhe con,5'7^. J 0 ? 1 u ’ l*? U ’ 1 * “ ’ etUn « week*. , "Our manners becoftie more iicrrih c«m,» n. . u with the kov_.Uc nWh-hat. . Mr. and Mr*. Carrol Johnion and. tioiu, our men it'.difTcrcr.t. our women 0:1 ‘ onf '’YVh1” tnc-' family of Chicago. Mr. and Mr*. D. C.1 •■mor'.* i •.urc.qur trip to Clucago/ .. 1 bold arid assuming The jiert Uli}* o! i made fo t.. commendable purpose 11}; Ne»s<Hube-organixaUon could be out Johnson of. Omaha. Nebraska^ were of later .notificutt >n‘“I I?*'1.4 nn"' “nt‘ !''' ,’*“1 ,o l‘'nvt'i guests lust week at the Tyden cottage I fifteen lit allowed to give her ojluilon on alb subject*. Slie awe*-into silence; c-rcmemh.*. the ippcarahce war- .»i ?* lSlt\ fut, KS#lb^. ’U0^‘r,,t’ Y?dl'5 I •“ Gun lake and of relatives here .••riKing-h'-i»>w:> ■ file leebh- ,uh| have I < riyeii UK) miles t<> u burijjftry Grant and Philip and her .superior*, for who can »ish-toholo >trlking-h'-down half-hvarte,i unplatve that greeted the/•"e’- w“ ‘hrough three hours of. bunk, u()bby Colgrove arc spending a week uvmxu -uh ; mpp*n< »«<»-.' n,.' fill! rn-n .; adilrev- h i* left the impn s-. .' “n !'r, U’ m,“kc ■ “ n.‘ '' ttt “M‘ Colgrove cottage. Gun lake. Mr. MDUHV *«irl«u» coiwlticiaUvn i* the "J n-.vii ' r_ ik.it than the iiipjMrtcrs of! *7! t h»'Y lxlclc •MI a' and Mrs. Harold Pelham of Detroit r*?rt> fCt WOrk ''' ’Ji'?’?' i Uw wcfk e’n‘J wlth ,hc,nhideoui undress of the present d»v. ffir J Al Al Smith Smith wre dt-uijipolnted unh the i "llu' i‘s many News-OlokxLloy'd O. Lohyicycr and sons. lobe perfectly fashionable u’to be half . Ii-.vi.tiuii tuMiihue. And Well they might be. 'fhe ad-•’"‘p niake those : jumor and Jack, of Germantown, naked." die < ’«i:ain.-<t nv u .dngio invpirme ; J*1-‘ x’ *x’WanLW '; Pennsylvania are expected this week • utterance aim announcing that he 1 “bole outnt vmikl leave tlu.- office: f(ll. a months stay with her parent*, ..ec-pt. d th.- . ...wnti.-n triform 100, “” and “ *'ouldnl 'nak” anj’ Mr. and Mr* John Weiwert peraturc-irf our office is citec to nip per -ent. the ,<aker proceeded with * , ... , . Kenneth and Marion.Smith of De•a . kIs rchaJSof lint .-tatenw-nu- ■: I 1 kt 11 depression. I have time ,»r<roit ore in tiie city to spend the rerighteously indignant" tangent We :iur .1' cnmen’ The onlv"definite cm - 'li,t ,ny ,rl*?nd*. to make new im« s nu,inder of their vacation with their ... r; -i u a nroiKe’.t1 r'*" *l,c» ‘ Wrnt a grandmother. Mrs. Clara»WaUdorfl. are simply quoting an extract from a ( • . ,■ 7; n ■ ir n to v- L h, 11 ‘n»« ' '»» > - —WAS IT MODIFICATION? dissertation written by an wtlrriublr proi.et f..|-the*refure<: I;,.a ofL’.’ ’ Y"w 1 k° lw,r" *Uh u,y ,nend' . TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY Were cffligrcK-mcn who rated again;-• fnglish woman in I7U3. one hundred a proposition, during the session ju..: and thirty-seven year.- ago."Thc theme ■ "> 'ary agrti ir.ent 11 ‘ . -7’ J*., .Y* * Y'• I Hired. Mta Juanita Emerson of Oraud c-keed. which purported to submit the of it. liowevcr. is modern; in fact. j*r- ’■.rnomt cut uroii’i't on I; '* “ e U' k ld. Rapids, spent.Saturday und Sunday at question of mudilK convention n.. .. **’h ,o 'a' ' .' ,a* - Sunny Bank c.ttuge. Gun lake pctual. .Outgoing geavraiions alwu ; ternlfi’ Amendment. haw and probably always wjll bewail j[ Mr •United States, attempting to jbpreo live degeneracy and ineptness ol then !nominee had to ..... . » k_ —emonhe problem. 1,u*1 ^'noT the expression of ‘itMlivldual opinion on. -yownsr people." In fact, we believe, that this much dlscusud Issue? Here are n)lh tendency to magnify the short* L time campaign- nis c*.*e f-’j-i1 wv.u* unr.—1 •mu unjumnted with my nnghbora ...,and Una Warren of 8un0fld ruilrd u few facts for consideration. coming* of J»uth is a sure-slgn ipLad-j Tiuci’la County Ad ver: Ju;. , ‘Y . f J.H? < Yt, 1 1 [their cousins, the Misses Evelyn und __Tne' proposition up t«.-tore congr. --; vanciriK age—real old age. that • ( » THE PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS | acquainted wuh folk., who have b.vn Ev, Het.ox thr »>uld not h^wgfwn the people of this!which is*not necesMirily measured' i.-n’t’mLuY'n.* m. r, hTi Mr" *■««* •»“•«« •»«* 400 ”• »•«»' We don't, k:v-w who the hidii'leitl jnah country «ny chime? whaiMvvcr to «,-x- [terms ot years jiltmc We were tnlk-,'nii ( ittli 1; but we know who the un- lam lulliwliu !1 e fllbuul adm<initlyn,jCrc(,k or,. vtS|Unjj her parents. Mr. and Oia- «jny Mrs M o Ablrntt, thl* week. • ifccta ‘heir vic a - concerning modHlca-, ‘ng t>n jbts subject not-'long ago to a jbi;' ic.u j>eople' are. They are- the Ln.-V.ur neighbors neighbor* h.u. one of tia- best looking Mr, E c *Rum „n(1 dallgh,er or. turn; It simply proposed to gtw Mat- lyrson who is probably a;, well ace who thought they could buy aive.' I h,.w r.cr M-cn. bin- t- a i lrude returned Monday from u visiC k-gUaturcr- a: coinentiotu a chant- t» q,minted with "tltc-younger geJv ;.ition' hai»j>tn>v.v with money and who. nrovi.dandy. I am g-Lt.ng acquainted with| u.)U) Mr and Mfs w j of C1U, vote on an amendment to return a* anybody in the community. Much up. find thvnueiws. Uirowi: u|xm ilairiI my neighbor* and getting to lovqythem.lca»o Thri . years ago I wdmd my clotte- j Mr and Mnl Crook vl,1Ud Mr ‘regulaUjm •>: liquor-traffic entirely fa! to our surprise he said that considering source* and hove discovered that | ,.:i. .. merchant ta or—two.and three, -ind M|s cniok ol Vicksburg from the Mates with no provision at all lm-Jaa Uun(?5 hc thought that the .voting resources^ire’it-.t auffictent fol-(i.Us at a time AU my clothes were untlf Monday. ted. ral control. If passed, this amend- lJeOi,!e „{ t<xiay were not so much dif- ■[ bon them happint-s* We do nut knote-jg.-f.d oiu.s I wa-- alwajs drra-ed up.: Rulh O’Connor accompanied mcr.i »ouid have brought a return ol ,ferent from th x* of other day*; in fact !!;• now 1 haven t bought a suit m hrr p, ew o Connor, on one ot ,m mighty proud of my Sun- hb ^lnm trlps las, week cor.Jition* that exited twenty K*r> fha. Jt Krtx.p |JC Wew up especially the raqngcr <*n>or null. -V.-..I. ship. ago wh*n r.atc authorities were trying ’withhad to face the hiorecomplex and vainly^Lo make the powerful liquor in- distrartire environment nf today he terra!< t-b’trve s-'-me.semblance of or- doubted that.they would turn cut a' def and open saloo * were a problem m <c]| on the gyeruge. a* modern young­ every community, in fact the liquor |slcra .<?.!n to bc.dojng interests of two de j ._ ourtehe* luiw had n limited ex a shade lea gotten lertence* with tl^- present run deOirita than the orcamrcd gangs cf pung‘ters and whatever eJ* tin VKiiiy. I:, a projiteition that ope.n* the .way for a return of. the'.e condition.. anything 3J1ytiling part particularly mm kti'.uriy immoral the one that people care to submit to | ?,.I1(.rate about tbetn. fj» Ir the mercy of stare legislature* and-.',too much about the futtiti ccnventinns? Do- any except the- mo»t rabid of-the »vt.< wish to -ee a return; THE LEGION HOSTS The Special Will be Continued for the Balance of This Week on Straw Hats 50% off in Stock.' Men’s & Boys 25%Qff Suits in Stock.’ ’s & Boy’s 10% off Men Furnishings./ “7 he Store for DM and Lad’ clothe* When I Mr* W G Bauer and children Mr* ‘Y’4 <lon' .Cl,rtl» Garmon,and son Paul und ii. muy:>' 1 Lke Ute depression ’friend Miss Genevieve McCann of hi<v years ar’< I wa». <o bu.-y sheffleld, Illinois, und Miss Enid Bauer my wife ua- •-> bu.y u- dnlnt go Ul wail lake Wednesday for a e much of each other, consequently • week*' nuting' will take trosome of the resorts of thy of. and .should receive a liberal e- w»rt nt inxt interest in each othec 11 ■' ' . northern Michigan before, returning support from the people: went home to lunch About | THIRTY, YEARS AGO TODAY Mrs. Sophia Kentield. Mtn Fri-d and Following are the delegates elected . week I wen: home for dinner— j: Monday night the following local daughter. uuuk.occ. »>>■-» Muss rain.n. Edith, sprnv spent » Sunday from Carlton township to the different at 0;30 o’clock f: - ’r had time ------, imevt to players were the guests of the in - this -_r?- city visiting relatives, Mrs convention*: To the epunty convention i.-r If I did noon a ...... ....... . ........ _i..u. ......... _ ..... ...... anywlwre with her It f did won a;, Grand .wpiM,. Rapids Whist club , vCharles .. UI.1I hum uniui II.Kenfield 1U Iiorui will ■remain cult*.II lie. c mull here iinlil rivu Fred —J. M Rogers. D W. Roger*. Lewis party I could never locate her, since •-•n« ! i Doyle. D. o S. xt. Goodyear. E M Busby. A. and Edith return from a visit in the Pgrkcr. E. H. Sisson. To the district there was always a blonde or a "rct,;|E. Henkes. -John uniI ,Roberts. wacru. «. W. a A.. warns, Harris, cast. convention al Middleville—H. C. Rog­ head available.-^!..tfldn t much worry; E w Morrill. W H Barnaby, Frank i----------C. H. Gordon, an old Haatingii boy ers. J N Covert. W. S. Rogers. C. A. about it, ’■ >.. . . . .. — — t. n 'hr- rhihi tn : ’ ,,r,ck "!“!,■ ;Y‘ K5“bLl? , , ai’d a graduate of the High school in Barber To the senatorial convention My wife belt > .<il .he club' in yr, nnrI Mr< yrank Charlton will aa WWk in tow’ll Tuesday After al Nashville—JAcob Odell. town, She >:•' ... . . , chfS ’T* to,norrn* lorn't^av?anv graduating from Albion College. Mr motlwr-' club . We don ,‘!.’ttJhave h,?^any af.?..chi'.Chli: j ut’7<’ ‘hey will Visit relatives ooMon taught in Keokuk. Iowa. High .u Mudjlns ............ .. ...... nool me Ifrtnl Y *,ld Mrs. H. H. Snyder „„ and „. son „ school one year, whrn when he was ,elected l> 41UU ,.uda<- ,»d going u, clubj. Un-> Wulur nod David Pnton «enl lo May- ,,r,nei|, u ol the WH>» Mihool tn ilw THE OLD BRIDGE AT FLORENCE ", ' h W. ^n*L* don? '“■« 2S“*‘ “n“ “'>■ H‘ S'1" lhu 1“"“ Mewrs. o“‘dl ““ 1 ■m <*!• , u.d hlLi.uan We n took down Messrs. W F. Hick*. Tho*. Sullivan w. rear, \Y».n"lV when lie ”«v went " G"'f»iiuua m Evatutnn old family bed -and u «. A w G Cortriuht.^ F. Fteld. -.. and J ... H xmno». Ilhnmj. as U1 inatnictor nutractor in tn natural Natural Ml*Hiscenturies old I plant my fool of '7 ? ™ n.lh- o n,'unbi went ,o 1>,rolt ,n rory in Northwestern University, win-re , co.... h.«m-. at nigh:. >!; tend the Democratic Mate convention, he still remains /.{Upon the Arno, a* st Michael* own . hon<- she w.vuld alMUs Mautfe Holloway of Adrian I* ’ Wa* planted on the dragon. Fold by . te J and I would crawl the ?uci.t Qf her aunt. Mrs. W. jj nFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY : toid-. । ,»mc m first, it war, vice Holloway Beneath me a* it struggles,. F belwld Mlss Mvrl,e Pier*on of Bowen* Mill* ’ av I’vcnhm Auciut 5LCJI>S? Bern II* glistening scales. Twice iialh it -, .on We shave t, the guest of her *l*ter. Mrs. J Pin-. . Vw ’ overthrown It our pedestal and are nain. captain. L. D. Wil-. Mv kindred and companion^ Me alone i' my hutiM- now The, Mrs. Ge». Mcnhenffick and daughter It inuveth not) but 1* by me controlled t.ucd in th* garage arid:jcft today (or Cleveland for- a six ,.le2,W2a» '"?ri”’X I can mnemwr when the Mcdibi--: ibe vid idimlj nflatr i'ie.’ing used. We ■: ueriui' vuit. i ~58,an^ * b Bowen, company Clerk, Were driven from Florence; longer slill are enjoyins Ute 'Instead pf taking! mix* Addie Jordan of Detroit Li the! hX^heLdTcmnmen^' hot-water boule* to bed these cold guc*-. of Mr and Mr* John Wetaert , S*"’ ““'T akea<,y «™nnienced . The-final wars of Ghibelline and Guelf. Iniqh!.'. rthe stick., her heels in ;»y back------ ----. .arming. Florence adorns me with her Jewelry; ■u • l-.k- h<- did la-loir Hoover wax[ FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY 1 A' the annual meeting of the Has-, And when I think that Michael Angelo Dr Clayton WiliiMn of Detroit was i A*w>cl‘‘‘lon- ‘wW,l“c Hath leaned on me. I glory in myself ven t been pul on a party In ln the city Monday. Clayton Is now "R‘<? 01 M"s'ir' c.°°k.“,‘lri Sheldon, on —Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Pwnw. ii mohi.lv,. I have lost my book. connected with the Grace hu-'iltal in Friday evening, the following officers -.Il.onr number.- My wife has! D,.i-oit were elected for the ensuing year;' Midget golf is all the rage hi Prip<1 all tl. clubs I believe we are Mr, Marv stmaon returned to her Alt0,l: Y‘cc-p,£r*- ing. China, according to a bit of news­ In low .ill a.<r agaim, I am home in Ann Arnor Saturday after a dt'nt- Abljah R. Pratt. M-crctary. Roto- paper filler. So that's’ what became of . wei; .'.tilled uitn my Vlfc three week.-.' visit with her parents. Mr Ifrt Dawson; treasurer, Alvin W..Ball- that game, eh?—Nashville Banner. ---- her. at -----—•* ..md Mrs. a • cy: executive agnmiltee. Nelson T. rnitik .l — util ,keep least -until A.. Btavfc Black md'then. if I feci like I1 Mi*. Mi*: Oscar C----- Young and Kill* Ham* |‘>arker. John Q Cressey. M H. Wing, • One thing the British can be »uYeStarted for Aberdeen^South Dakota.’Henry Heath and Geo Holden. ■ ; 1* that Mahatma Gandhi hasn't yi -t. rday Tiie latter intends to re-j The Hasting* Cornet. Band will give thing up his sleeve.—Duluth News­ kt drpres- nn in there permanently. a dance on Thursday evening. Set item- Tribune. I Walk to Mr. and Mrs. Mort Tower 'eft for ■ ber 7th at Union hall. Prof. James W an extended vr-lt with relatives in Yp- j Rhodes' ita»ly otgunirerf orchestra will i Victory la the ultimate reward of Cadillac* arc walking with me silantl und Detroit Tuesday. They furnish the inurtcTThc band is wor- stayins power. 1 like tiie depiction. My chgnuon rn t been to a doC­ can cat anything I -go-te-meeting >ung folk* to buy this. A Quotation Front Our Scrap Hook imendmetn a* this consist of a fair ... , jhal the Ami ubnw iSon of. th* question oi mixiffiro. » . ' [tempting to ■,i>-w «, co:,,-,.-... . (i, caant] h*' ,hn“ «h». <w ccreJy that a change in tiie-Eighteenth | . . . . ... . , i even other co> Amendment is desirable for the good ot | t the country. la'w any proposition *’0’ ‘ „ n— . «... •n<> ,non' fl the ordaunl for federal controf <sf traffic in alcohol-, •lc bewruges. The federal government i u a>me ha* iiad Jtucccs* in forcing powcr-j ] ful interim*, criminal ur otherwise, to ’gj|ur4,|.'flI observe sonic me*»ufe of law and or.‘ der Local and Mate government* art . . some —a ,or Uiair own m n >without .. , ., i iictr ha* taken , 1. ,L» untiunkable M>nu*fi ut did Proposed Great Lakes Waterway Route i a ifci Pungent Paragraphs . Thirty years ago,a motorcar on n Plan so an m- . . • . hignway was considered Jtu-t a* tn; nuisance as a-horse and oiupij.- bn ctw are now.—Cincinnati Enquirer gress. • The nun who turn.* up an hour !.«•.< •or an appointment with a girl’ and expecj* to find her there u uhrcaixmable. *ay* a woman novell*t. He ouch*. Wont blame the leg io# We’tioubt that accredited tzgirm member.-, of the B E F. had very much .»-> do with the rtotihg that lock place, -R-e annual pruc I nr faint when Washington mithoriue* and U S to the booster who said flying Trooper* began carrying out er.qtu»n as fate as walking.—Denton iTexai* orders. A considerable portion of the Record chromcle. Agriculture Department advise* u. * munlst agents and men'with Aiminal records who busied themselves spread­ of honey in automobile radiators in ing inflammatory propaganda These summer to keep them cool How about were the one* who started the trouble. recommending honey in the diet of .,, . . traffic cepa for the war reassa—Vs* havert. Cculdering the tense atuaUon Angele; Timer I am getting real honcat-to-g<>odn«* :.<d Three yeau ago we had filet .tiuium mur a urek. iww wc have i und steak -nd flour gravy Then we i.-d r >ast breast rf guinea her. and we arc g'.4d to get Ma-txwu* with batten.'. «m it ike the depression Mv salary luu cut to where I ran t afford to buy thee ajui spinach and parsley, and ran’t afltfld to have sand ate hr* and tn vn de.-rer* and all that dam fooluhne*« which h.is killed nwe good men thsyt the World war ' I like the deprcsaiou. Three years working upon the ia;o ! never had time to govtp church that by using a cer- j 1 played tfnlf “H day Sunday, arid be­ r one could save , rides I was so darned smart there wa; Thirs man wa.- not a prrai'her in West Texas who . ovuid’tcll me anything Now I am cmng to church regularly, never mue a Sunday, and if thu depression keeps three million dollars.; on. 1 will be going to prayer meeting ng’fraudulent claim* v I before long. I like the depreMion. >■>! how Big Sliftt ‘ Sam; life He hot nt him but' 'em J. Brown in inghaml .Section 1—United States task to deepen St Mary;.. 8t NEWS GLEANINGS. • Clair and Detroit Rivers to 27 fret and provide a M-foot 1 The secrete of marned happiness are lock at the Soo Rivers and Harbor* Bill of IBM author­ work and shared interest* "—Lady ized deepening of thete channels to 13 feet and work is A*tor •. under way Two feet more gives Seaway depth. BRIEN OBSERVATIONS Section 2—Canadian tank. Welland Ship Canal now com‘ I am firmly opposed to the Gov­ There :i no human accompluhment ernment entering into any business the pleted-27 feet deep with lock* 30 feet deep Passes upper that r»nnot be improved upon—even major purpose of which I* competition lake ships into Lake Ontario with our citizensPresident Hoover. '' Section 3—Thousand Island*—87 miles—United Stale* task- A 27-foot channel will be completed this year. Ex­ Wc must i feettfr justice and not Inefficient- Industrie; cannot shield tend* radius of operation of Ube ship® 250 mUej to OgU;fv force —Din? Grand) Pc.-tifn; den*burg«Prs:c:tt and increases materially the uiefulne.s of the Great Lake*. Hirst Way of Our World Crumbs of Wisdom .section 4—international Rapids— <8 mile*. United states task to provide 27-fool channels and other naviga­ tion works Ratification of treaty new pending 1* required to do the Job here. Section 5—Wholly Canadian waters—78 mile*. Only 24 mile* need improvement and it Is a Canadian task. BeauhamoU project IS mile* long providing t7-fooi navi­ gation la more than halt finished Lacfilne section of 8 miles will be ready by the time the International Rapids stretch (Section 4> is completedSection g—Montreal to the sea Canada has already deepening to �THS HASTINGS BAKNER, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 3, 1933 I You Can Now Buy New License Plates at Half Price [ Fourth District Could Well Follow ' Advice of Lincoln—Return of Cong. Ketcham to Washington Desirable (Continued from page one) i fourtlu of the forty-eight state const J- (billon question, a* well a* an *11 other tuthmal convenUona shall approve J Question* covered by that platform .h.„ u. be aside Mr Ketcham will aredptj and declde to trade esiirrt,.nre (or office this year. If elected, on tliat plat- inexperience; not to radianae a sea­ form He will be morally bound to vote soaed public servant for one wlin will in congress to submit Ulis projMKltloo j have to leam the rope*.’ one who can, to the stale* in the manner set forth In have, little Influence in congn »•> for In* tiie republican national platform first two term* A new nun will need! The convincing reason why Mr that long to. gel acquainted with the Krtchanvwinter should have voted routine An agricultural dutiict like this agaln*3Trw manufacture of 3d percent should not lose the chance it now ha*; beer wa>. that no method was provided of having Its representative in congress In tiie bill whereby such beer could b«- so favotably placed on tlw mi;«irtaiil sold if made. If and when the VoMead committee on agriculture as well as j Act shall be repealed. It the republican ■ other committees Bo far as integrity. ( are In control, definite plans for the sa’lu character and ability are cooorrncd. no of light wines and beer will be lonnulai- one has ever daubK'd tliat Ji^hn i rd without reviving the old liquor t.iliKui Ketcham pasM-sses tiiem ill No tx w I which we all fervently hope and pray man could excel him in tliew quailUc«. j U gnnr forever. Mr Ketcham will bo And with all these then- are U year*; found standing squarely on hl* party') , of faithful vrvice to |hc i«-op>r of this | platform and voting in congress in liar- district, wtiich we especially need, und rnony with that platform on-the prolil- tiie country needs, right no*. Follow the majority of new car buyers and get a New le ats Ford V-8 1 Or a New Four-B ys :k.' Q> DESCRIBES THE ST. ECONOM G IND CALAWRENCE WATERWAY T DNS MORE HOPEFUL Do you know that 11,358 automobiles were sold in the state of Michigan dur­ ing June, and that 6,344 were Fords, or 55.8% of all makes? Drive a New Ford —and ymi will want one. We will be pleased to demonstrate: Universal Garage Co. Hastings, Mich. Telephone 2121 liberal Your IKuptiirc elected different nvention ♦ district . . . Can Be Held Wilh Comfort For You Let Us Demonstrate nvention tru»« ifort and correct rupture rare. Ho not gue»« about your rupture, Beware of an ill fitting trass. lad u, dtpionatrate bow our sehlce of correctly Atting Akron Mcchsno- look USNCE Id. ’ fool of hosiery and abd-tininal support* aiiurc* you of best rceulte with genuine ctuuuDiy. e , i own Fold by THE PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE (hold lialh It HASTINGS <• de alone nl rolled let iger still d Guelf Jewelry; I Angelo ny*clf i Poem. B. A. LYBARKER, PROPRIETOR ’*:, MICHIGAN FRIDAY, Aug. 5 ■ sure of laxn’t a SATURDAY, Aug. 6 Chipso ward of EGGS Strictly Fresh Doz. Shredded Wheat d EXTRA SPECIAL! . Pound Best Bulk Coffpe, value29c. 10 Qt. Ivory Finish Dish Pan, valuo 49c. Total Value United na visarequired Only 24 in task. *n navi* I Rapid* w_____78c /■*<. 9c BOTH FOR ONLY 49* ORDER EARLY BEFORE SUPPLY IS GONE. 4 already (ted. 13^c ROLLED OATS 10 lbs. 25c CAMAY SOAP 3 bars 17c JAR RINGS B«»l Heavy Red , 6 Boxes 25c BAKER’S COCOA . I lb. box 13c BACON, Sliced to Suit You, 2 lb». 29c BEEFSTEAK, fancy round, 3 lbs. 49c ♦ ♦ Is the Best and Cheapest Food That Your Money Can Buy Evert cent that you .spend /for good. (’LEAN milk give* y.ou more’vilal F()OD VALUE for your money than* . Taken al'inyr with plenty of vcgeUbli tliul the buildii/Fi• f bone anil muscle •will g<> on. It’/a source of energy and a >aft.'guard agaii.at illnewi. Rut milk MUST BE CLEAN to BE SAFE to USE. Here is where we can be of help to you, becauae teste by -Michigan ntatc inspector* and others have proven that ■you can ge! no CLEANER milk than . Highlands Dairy Grade "A.” Why not try if.’ Highlands Dairy Grade “A” Milk 'Pasteurized or Raw 10c Quart Highlands Dairy Grade “B” Milk 'Pasteurized or Raw> 8c Quart THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. PHONE 2651 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN (Continued from page one* renoe and alulai • aff<< I w. an all ilrt'pened to thlrty-flvr fwi with th* lesson* tliat we need u» learn. 'balance to lx- completed jvoon. Fin-' Tliat the tide hu. begun to tun. i-Jied iilaiu cull for a channel with t> «vtn> to be evidrnce.'d by recent • wnt. -minimum depth of twenty-sevm f.-*: Ordinarily tin* summer 1* a dull time in j Barr1 This will enable ninety per cent of tiie bond and stock markets. y< •. duruig - ocean-going vt-.’M'U to leach G:t it Jhuv dull time tlw ttockii Iwve told at Lagra port*. The amount of traffic J higher average- and bond-. ;<t b-tu-T ahlch will be moved through the ty.i-, flituie. than cotild be obtained a n ■„ terway 1* a matter of conjecjure COh- weeks ago. In tlw ea*t there u a mote Mtvatne estimate* plan- ther flgine at hopeful ftxltng New England, which l< - (« it b .•Ktuoiim; to know •. fiorn 19.000.000 to 24.0W.OO0 ton* jwi suffered severely .from indWrtrtal devrur. Engineer* alto estimate that it pre-sdon long before it lat tlw r»i <>;■I’iiavr’ good cwik and a little b-ttir tlw country’ continues a normal <i< - tlw country, is allowing .< revival in In'pricr, Tlut is something to l>‘ thank­ v-Jopnwnt e ver the ntxuien year* the ' manufacture Wlnle it is a Mow proc».* ’s.* ful fur. ft now l<x*s a- if tlu-re Would ’ natural increase tn trauq wilt not ma- .... ... tlw ,... )M-rctnta*‘ of unemployment .a-enn tn circulation ... tn Barrj terially effect the txudnc.fe of the rail- to be devreasing But tlw tno»t luipclul county this coming fall than w roads sign tor this part of the countrv is tlw a ye ar ago Eighteen stales are particularlyin-. increase tn juice* ol farm jiroducu anil :. -. . erf . ain .... .:... . :.... ." . terested in this development, although; livestock For instant*’, hog* Mirfii Townshii» 4* n rally will not rat*e any the effect >4 it will be lo bring seapoit ‘wild Its lowu> »3.15 |»er cwt are »3(K1 highway tnornu- and will cutotlwr ex­ transportation many hundn-dx «•! mile |>er cwt as this is written. Lard, which ro> um- ■ The i . inly s proportion ot the. nearer to hundred* of inland industrial 1 mid a little under four ce;r.». I* nm> slate tax will be reduced by < ightwn; tenter* • (better than five and one-half cent- jki cent as compared with a iear wio Powerful interests arc fighting thl. ’ per poundThe price of butter has in- While on account of the inert a.-. d jirojcct Chicago and IllinUs have.creased in the Chicago market from amount ot relief work twre-.ary a re­ long been fight irw for the right to di-1 the low pointtwo cents a j»und and due non In qounty tax <’.>.*-* no: sccin vert a* much water as they 'au fit; butterfat the same Eggs iwr dozen.; probable, yet there may be and probtiirough the Chicago drainage panai a holesale price, have increased better ably will be a nice reduction in th>but completion of tlw waterway project than tao and one-half cent* a duaeti i county Covert road bond' tax. With a will reduce still further the volume. Hide* ar<t sclllny at five reins a jtound. little im te.iM tn Incoirw and a de­ I .that will b.' available for Chicago's! while they had jifevtously sold at four crease tji township, state and road• drainage United States engineer*.tcents. Beet -cattk. iuvy incrcawd in,tuxe*. we sbouitt u< better off in Bart' however, have been working with Il|i- price over thirty per cent. Even in county at the i lid of 1932 than we were, not* auilKulti- j concerning plans for wheat tlwre is a little advance,, us: *t the end of 1931. 'di»p»ai planis. and when these an there U nho in corn, but u wllr be I »-*-•----------complied the water divcruion problem ; necessary to wait until later in tlw year | You can’tell wlwther a nityn is ■» • will no longer worry Chicago New York to know just what gram prices will be.'|sound ak-c|x*r by listening. ;ha« been fighting for a jitojiqmI to; . . i ; build an all-American route through * 'the state of New York Engfmer.' : however, have declared the- route,ab-j soiutcly unfeaiable. It would require 1 considerably more expense to build and th** route tl*eit would actually i l make tlw distance between American. 1 and European ports longer. A clause in the agreenient between the United State?, and Canada specifi. -.1 tliat after a certain minimum allowante of 1400 cubic feet per second j after December 31. 1938 ha* been al-1 lowed for the city of Chicago, that w> other diversion shall br ysccl to lowei the level of the Great Lake* except J» perrawsion oi- the .international com-; ; mission. The control of the wnterwav will be handled by an international commission. Engineers ekpcct that it' . , Will take about ten years to coropX* ; the project and have it in full opcra• I thin. . I To summarize tlw Great Lajiaa-Si* ■ l-awrence route will make clwaji ocean transjxirtaltoii available to hundred- ' of inland industrial center* Tlw cost ' of tlw development will be about $S43 000.000 but t<> offset this there will about 2J(X),UN) itoraepower available j tor sale from two water power d» velopnwiits. On-tlw editorial page is a diagram ot the St. Lawrence waterway rout/ lo-1 gtllwr with an explanation ot tlw work to be completed How About your Roof? Wood shingles are now cheaper than they have been for 20 years. We have a car of Red Cedar Edge Grain I 00'- Clear Shingles which will be in our yard in about 10 days. We will make a special price on these shingles to move them direct from the car to your job. Better get your order in now. The HOME LUMBER CO TELEPHONE 2276 HASTINGS, MICH. With this Special offer LOST ANYTHING?—Try a Banner Want Adv. Watch In Prlpif newscanif of iner. (Continued from page one) Pure CLEAN Milk HINMAN’S Phone 2491 Guaranteed Merchandite We Deliver Mrs' Ray Herminelte und lit*.-daughter, Mary Ann. ot near Pranwville spent Wednesday and Thyrsd.iv and Min Art Earl, of this place. Mr. and Mrs John Foote ana Jen­ nie Elliott returned to tiicir home ul Pontiac Sunday after a ’two weeks vacation spent at ’this place. j Bunday aftemooif guest* ot E D ILewb and wife were. Mr and Mrs W ! O Pierce, and son Dale ol Plainwell. | and Mrs Bara Elliott of Dayton. Ohio Mr and Mrs Jamc.-- Hermlneuc en' tertained MY and Mrs John Jone* o!; . Doster and three cousin* from Mat ion. I Ind. on Sumlav ■ Beatrice Wickham ot Detroit came .Bunrtav to spend’the week with her. grandmother. Mr*. Nettle Newark. Mr and Mrs Clyde Nichols and daughter Irene and friend spent Bun* day at Olivet • | | COUNTY LINE. I Mrs. Charlie Huff of Odrua vfsjted 1 her sister. Mrs. Kicka Oerlinger. Fnday. Mis* Gertrude Schuler of Ann Arbor , visited her people. Mr and Mrs. S. C., Schuler and family, over the week end I I Mrs. Anna' Eckardt and Mrs Ray1 Scheel called to Mr Mrs. Boea Webber in Nashville Wednesday ’ Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Rehor and Mr. and Mrs Fred Pierson of Hastings : were Sunday visitor* at the iwrne of Mr*. Carrie Gerllnger and Mr. and Mrs H. Winkler. Miss Ruth Rlchel was In Detroit on j business a few days last wegk Mr* Carrie Gerlinger and Mr* Her­ man Wtnkiar were in Ionia Friday. H. J Oiteon and children joined Mr* Gibson in Grand Rapids Bunday where they attended tha tuzargl of her mother, Mrs Henry Wachter Monday. .YOU MAY BUY A NEWEST MODEL— Beautifully Equipped f) A-B Gas Range And Finish Paying for It In JANUARY 1934 Now—put, in your kitchen, thia bright/ modern range. Enjoy its economic* that seem almost to pay for the range with its savings, its convenience, ease, and many hours given back to you for ofher pleasures, free from the older epok­ ing tasks. Profit from this SPECIAL OFFER with its low prices and popular terms. ENJOY AND SAVE WI TH THESE FEATURES $495 18 cooking Convrnwnt. Caiootk Tsbl* To^~Zumm1 Corot Out cm-- A DUtgklluUy Mogttr. HigS-Qusilty Rtugt at a Baipriaiugljr Utv .....__ .ni. ana UV nr la ■ ,.r~( ' CONSUMERS POWER CO �THB HASTINGS BANNER. TFEDNESDAT, ACOEST 3 »» FACE BIX . yscouTsam 17881173 considerable experience m icout < iand the boy# are able to get the beneW <of aplendid Scout training. Meuli are well balanced and the food wholesome. The writer was particularly Im­ pressed witii tiie comment# made by Die boy# when the various leaders were introduced ut the camp fire. It Unt ler Leads With 70 the.Battle Creek All-Stars come lien P.n, ta„ tad ,ta I (Continued .mm from W page W one) jo much what;the rump director thinks ... 2 10 8 Oj Golfers of the Hastings Country Chib INDEPENDENTS BEAT p ” co-operation. The pageantry ended'anc<? durtnK the summer. Camp Ben । ot hi* assistants a# what the boys ...311 1 3‘aie lK>w competing in the annual club Chance to ..xe some extra NASHVILLE NINE 4-3( ............ u rt>i|1 lntlltjn dann, by ttt-0 Johnston has had almost the same themaelvea think. Judging from the ■ — ■■ ■ - - ■ champlonshlp tournament. Qatlifica- during the |>.Ls. lew wetk.i and the one comment# the wri ter _heard. writer nearu. e»Ti» ..,34 4 8 33 13 tirfh rounds were completed this week Sunday |>romi.ws to be no exceptionnn(j a ]lU|e -C)Ueflcf who rev-'number of boy weeks us fast year and। comments jdudufr I.< •*„„„■ ta Scid. A..rd. iS .'ta tad “»«- *“* resp-et ns are,l,.l macItame.tata->.d« attend-j leader h*uItaluv AB RHPDA and pairings made. Scores this Veur 1llmuill, u ,ta‘STS LqcrI Batsmen Swamp Green-,Nashville t ; Ln w. «,L .111 r---..........und Cubs. rill actually exceed .tai that'of the Scout* . 4 0 0 2 3, were, the lowest since tlw club was oiCj' ' ville Team By Score of I Yarger. if ' ’ . • 1 a 171. , , Ilbl of tta hotar* by tarry «h,nly?*f iW> B[l«r lt•-tad In | Camp Ben Johnston seems to be an .10 o 0 o gunlzcd. top Qualifying score fur lh»N ■» * Aug. J!-Bi.’lmp ColJMd Giant.-., here ' --------------------Auguit te completed. --------’ideal place for boys. Parenu cun res-. L 11 to 2 !•’ Johnson, if ..5 1 2 I 0 championship Hight being 88. Usually j SATISFACTORY CAMPERS This is a splendid record and U a; ‘,w‘ n^mhtw ttrtct *^04 1 3 0 0 scoie* in the low nineties have been . ta.l ,n r.-v tlm. or I. >n ..5 1 2 1 5 good enough tor a place in the champAWARD- Clark Morrhotwe. Troop buisn-at tribute to T. Ben Johnston and | Iradet. hip piscipMiw “ . BOVVNE CENTER. winning the fir’t game of the week IA Martin, p&lb . By economising in । though "‘J11“Hr ^aniount .4 0 1 6 2 ionship matches. Kim Sigler turned in Mrs. Alia- Gardner lias been xerioui- and Earl Baldwin Troop. 80 of Prairie- hU assistants. end 'when they defeated tlw Gibson B ‘Martin. IpAtp «u‘»‘ actiiitles ..501 8 1 |0W qualifying score, n 76, Jim Rad­ ly ill but L- wgie belter ut this writing. Ville; Marslydl Cook. Gordon Crothewi^ery way possible without affecting.1 boi* .. 3 0 .0 3 0 for,* was sBCond with an »o und Wilbur Wcyesley Ironside of Troop 74.1 the quality oQt^e service given. Camp 1 olIfreedom in fo but a|i of Mono-Unit team of Greenville Satur-1 Mason, ct Mr und Mrs John Kollar of near and wnicn mo#t imat appeal iipr-- to ............ — -­f Hastings: Lynn Perry. Win. Fox and Ben Johnston has reduced its charges ; *'»>|ch -3 ® ’ J 8 Lane. Kffi^cTntyrc, Ed. Huffman. d»s w » Cta-ldrf n> « eMtn ” Middleville and Mr. und Mr.’. Lewi# — 3 0 0 6 4 and cliff Dolan were tied for thud Skinner and son. Clare, were Sunday ■ Willard Arnold of Troop 73. Hastings. <500 a week. . 'them must follow a certain number ot two. . i . ...... pjaff fs-nn 82's SECOND CLASS — Tom Taggart 1 The camp site ls"on a beautiful wood­ rule# and regulation# that are tor tlw evening guests at Watt Thoma#', Clare The locals touched the combined deTotals ---good of the entire camp. ..37 3- 10 31 23 Herewith is a list ol tlw pairings.lo- remained for a weeks visit.­ Troop 7). Hastings: Eiigene Bush and ed tract bordering Sherman lake. The livery of McNally and Carry for ten] Summaries— ‘ 8«ther’rtth qualifying scores: W(M«««« " »«. Mr*. Wayne Benton mw and ner»-»j«» Helen-spent Karl Conrad of Troop 72. Hastings; I tents are not arranged in military hit*, including doubles by Hartington. ’ Struck out—by Brown,■ seven: by A. iron- fashion, i fashion,.but -butare arepitched pitchedononattractive attractive It has been estimated that a (yelght . ™ Championship flight: Kiln SlRlcr <7fi> .Friday .T;’:.:..-.- night and Saturday with her Gordon Grothers and WellesleysyIron-1 on balls-r-off. vs./charlle poyle <84>: Will Coftk i87, son, - " ------ and ■family ----- of■ Grand ~ - side of Troop 74, Hastings. Sanford 'sites 1. in tiie woodland . nearby tiie ad- train of sufficient site 10 “.U . L, Vernon, tin. three. Two vs. ■.Wilbur Lune <824 Dave Opodvear Rapid.’ minkirafinn building iu.ii.ih> , and .»<■ the •>... mess 1 the cement to be used 'in the construc­ . iRogers.Troop 75. Hastings. 'ministration ft 2«n'’.n££ .“naW V" --­ I. Mar- <83t! vs. John Ketcham i87i; Bob WaiM1 UI1U Mrs. Mrs. Wil! WIU Fox roK were callers Mr.. and FIRST CLASS—Earl Baldwin, and'hall. Tnis gives more individuality to tion of the Hoover Dam would have Stolen ton <86i vs Ken McIntyre- <82>: Ed. .at the George Bustance to be 170 miles long. Clark Morehouse of Troop Rd. Prairie---‘ — ------------J — -----------the various ten groups and promotes a home in •erles—. ... rv............ ... .... ~ vHie; Waller Caukln. Troop 75. Has­ great spirit ot competition, by the var­ tines batten* was credited with eight1 ®roTn a"d Earl Wareham <88> vs. Henry' Sheldon Women purchase about 65 per cent -— --------------tings: Marshall. Cook. Troop 74. Has- ious groups mXo-.H. aiid GmenvHle with ’■.even.: »'• A Martin. B. Martin and ciifl Dul.n *82. vs Clare DeCvu The Bank of England forbids-loud"!tings: Bernard Williams. Troop 72. Leadership 1# of (he best. Every di­ of men's hosiery In the United Stale# The tougheM came of the season to 'arne>. Ovcn.linc.^ <871; Carlton Swift 488>-vs. Jim Rad­ colors in the apparel of its employees. Hastings. rector and assistant director has hud and 62 per cent of the neckwear. date wa» Sundtfy's emiiest with Nash- - . Tr-An# Tncoroo dcat :«r<l <80». vide, un eleven inning struggle with'A-1 tAM lUootno titAI First Flight- Will Schader <E9i vs Hastinp- pulling out on the best cndi r . PI YHC ----PARK 24 1 •',ort 1,111 <W|1' , Dr Lockwood i9D vs , uLIUE rang ------ - 1 ---------.Leon Tolhurst <90i; Burdette Wadd ot a four to tiiree count. I ' .----------■. huil. Hepped oh to a hot start p , s sh... Ont '90' v*. Aben Johnson ■ Roy Hub­ minding Brown In Esthcr James Scores snut-UUl bafd (91l v, Dr carrother.s .8».: Jun "fiv pounding Brown fur fur four four hits hits inj Match—Players In Tie Mason >pn.> •■;• Dan waild.u:: ■9b; Dr. the first frame, scoring two runs. Has­ tings came back wttlio-ne run in their1 With ftrnnd Rnnirla Pratt i96>'v. Orville Sayles (90-; Dr. With Grand Kapids Houghton '90» VS. Joe McKntght half of the first on luU by Young and! jjranastetier. Nashville nusnviue mrewGoodyear' <91» vs. juck Clark Brandstetter. threw a ?varv scare!; .Huntings horseshoe tO’Sers had an into the ’y time with (he Clyde Park A-teum,(a9). into f Hasting# camp when 'Johnnanica’ and Ovctuhne. Hist up in the third la-'’t T1,ursjJ“31' c'l'n|ng. winning jn the second flight there -are only inning, each hit safely, but the locals 34 games to 1, This is.the most utw- jWq contestant*. Arch Anderson ■■ • pulled out of the hofr- when Harring- i "1,!ed victory scored by any team in carl Wcspinter. There is a rumor ton took Wood's fly to left .field and!tlu‘ Western Michigan Horst-shoe Ground the club that-Carl ex|xc:- to th'T. caught Johnson off second. .League to date Lester Monica lost the achieve a secret ambition this year in \'o run . cw. -f d the plate until thepnly game ot the evening for-Hastings bt^nK ^(her winner or rnnner-up in eighth session when Nashville tallied by rhe narrow margin of 49 to 50 the round in which he quallllcd, Odd, one on OveruJltif?. and Wood's hits.; points. Monica pitched.a higher aver- — — .. . . •• Oimsline was called out at the plate,.age of ringers than an< of the piyde At thlR *n,ln« J Tuesday ebemooD> but Wood scored on Martin'.-, long drive ■ Park players, but was untortunaie on|y onc matcli has been completed :n to center. . • I enough to lose. the champion,hip flight. Carlton Swift' Ha.-nncs tied the scon' In Hwlrhalf I E»tlur James [n 0,le of her matches <lcreat |ng Jlm defeating Jim Radford Radford 1-up 1-up In in 19 19 hole* hole* of tin- same frame when Martinhad i scored a shut-out victory, winning fifty Qf bja„ during one of the best match u few bad moments Leonard hit.lwint* without a single point being n,unds cVcr pi3ved ahtbe local club Mo.,rejpt life at first on Hcldi-rs' **orvd ngainsF her. Both players flnl,V.cd with 78\ for Hit '■cTOT'e when Leonard was out at sec-i time a whitewash round has been 1({ oml. Bron n took a walk while Moore! scored on the court* here during fifty------------ --------------------was scoring on a wfld pitch and two; jxiini matches. » • j )•.. < d balls Brown scored the tving The Hastings team scored .M l ringer L.QRe UCteSSCt LOSES • . .nd • percentage to 34.8 fur Clyde Park. F>1. — «. ... ... - -------Brandy Weir out to retire the side. I Titus, now using his old type of de­ In !h<*_ ninth Nashville threatened »'cry. averaged better than flfty per The first game which the K. of P. tc. Tore when Faust, second up, tripled.'-cent ringers fur the- first ting* this team played away from home added but Penfold hi' to the pitcher, Ynrgtri season. one more win to their, credit. Gleason, was out short to flrst and Fau*t died: Hastings' A-teai®J* now tied with who pitched for .Lake Odessa in their on third. Hastingji was down in one.! Grand Rapids for first place in the w „„c „ r4V. .,sought UUinp n» glime here, to c,en even Muiwa things up two. three, order and’ Nashville's hit j Western Michigan League. Each team' bm was inellcctive against the slugm the u-nth brought four men only*lo! han lusL dnly one tournament to date. King bee staged by the local nine. face Brown, none getting past first 4 The A-team playsui return mutch with -Basil Dunn, whose brother sent the b,-. The locals fared the same in (Fairview August n and another with pike Odessa team home defeated last their turn Grand Rapids on Atfgust 25. Both week, pitched nn exceptionally good B.' Martin, hitting flr-t for the vis- game* are out-of-town The next , game. allowing only six hits, passed itcirs inf hr eleventh, was out lo Roush, | match on the heal courts will be Au- one and had only two runs scored M.-i-'m got on by virtue of a wild; RUM 4 when the East Pans B-tcnm against him. only one of which was throw to first following his hard driven, plays the Hastings B-tcani. learned. F. "Red" Smith. K. of p. grounder. Brown struck out the next' Herewith are details of the Hasting* catcher, knocked a homer, scoring twotwo nun however to end the scoring —Clyde Park match: runs ahead of him in the second. cliano-.’. . I Hustings vs. Clyde Park, al Has-. Goodemotte and Van De Car caught. Yolnif led off for Hastings Jrj. this tings. July 28, 1932.* ( for Lake Odeua. ■ • ■ Inning and -cracked the first ball! Halting* pitched for n long double. Brandstetterl c. 'James . 5 0 228 140 61.4 Hastings K. of P. 030 I 00 4 2 4 -15 1J 2 w'as a lone time in seeing a slow! e. James 5 0 222 136 61-3; I.afce Odessa . 000001 001—6 23 pitched ball-and got himself hit. both; v Titus ... r n 2-itn m 5m On Sunday. August 7. the Woodbury 45 VOLT DUCO advanced tin a imsacd trail and Young’ e. Oaks I tiw i-i k! Wildcats return here to even accmlnt* “B" BATTERIES NO. 7 POLISH tame fh fast from third to score on [. Mooted Chev. or Pontiac •» i J4O I.M w.O|wUh lbe KnlKhts Hale Pfuflcr. who McCann's fly to center field and end I 1 was prominent in the local High school All Lined (£4 Q"9 Ihe.p-amr.’ ■ I Totals .24 TMJ70 700 51.1 .7,,rd ■ athletic artivitir*. will be on the visit­ To Install? 1 .3 f ' ing lineup , AB R H PQ A Clyde Park Hastings S P R Pct Ward Baine, manager of the K. of P. S t ! fl Harrington. If 296 131 443 I squad still has a few Open dnV-s . BABY SEAT COVERS Young, » .... 270 102 37.8: Games with B or C teams from towns 310 101 33 & ty thf, part of nie • Wilson - - " — * Brandy, rl - HAMMOCKS McCann 2b . VanDommelen — • 244 73 29.5. Write or idionc. Hastings 3930, _ . O, DeLeeuw .05250 M 68 Wl, 27 2' ------------Rcttsh. Ib . . COACH OU <4 A-7 ——------ ;--------- I Today is alwayk tomorrow > advanct.HEADLIGHT BULBS Paiktr. 3b . SEDAN . 1 .*♦ f Tutak . 1 24 1370 477 34 8 , agent. SUCTION ASH TRAYS SLIP JOINT PLIERS IGNITION FIVE PLY WIPER BLADES CHAMPIONSHIP MATCH Four Great Games I Scheduled for August^ BEGINS AT GOLF CLUB Qualifying Scores Are Lowest Hasting# inUependenu have one of) On Record Here-Kim Sig. XSSmuXXy’LS l.lmS Sporting Items j ‘MERIT BADGES—Bernard Wil: Ham*. Gordon Crothers. Marshall Cook, j Willard Arnold. Wm. Ft>x. Lynn Perry, 'Wellesley Ironside. Donald Botliard. Walter Caukln. Nelson Gardner. Earl­ Baldwin. Clark Morehouse. A. A. Reid. , 8couima#ter. Troop 77. Nujjhvllle. i j * 5 Bankrupt PRICES NOW IN EFFECT ON THE ENTIRE $50,000.00 STOCK OF MARK’S STORE ■== To Pythian Nine 14-2 f ORDERED SOLD BY THE"* W COURT *. To Mark Rafelson, Trustee, who will sell direct to the public in the most sensational disposal sale that has probably ever been known in Hastings. Bargains will flow like water, cents will do the work of dollars. Costs are absolutely forgotten. It MUST BE CLOSED OUT in the next few days. That’s the order. STORE WILL BE OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9:00 O’CLOCK YOUR CHOICE Brake Bands at Bankrupt Prices! at Each 77c 33c 67c ELECTRIC TOASTER 97c Pickling Time Is Now Here 1 I herels only ONE SURE WAY to have your PICK­ LES and PRESERVES entirely satisfactory, and that is to have 100'' FRESH Spices! ■We Have A Fresh Stock of All Kinds of Luggage Carriers 7 Piece 'i ou’ll be surprised at the low prices this year! All our spices are bought from the mills in bulk . . . insuring you FRESH stock! The Rexall Druggists East State Street Hastings, Michigan 37c 57c Wrench Set Z9c 12c Rim Wrenches 37c BRAKE l>/2inch . 15c ft. LINING ’% !nch • 17c fL RCA LICENSED TUBES ^’" RUBBER FLOOR MATS MICRO AUTO HORNS 57c 99c GOODYEAR and FISK TIRES at BANKRUPT Price.! 30x3 29x4.40 30x4.50 29x4.50 28x4.75 $2.97 $3.47 $3.97 $3.77 $4.47 29x5.00 $4.97. 30x5.00 $4.97 31x5.25 $4.97 33x6.00 $8.97 TAX PAID FAN BELTS— Ford “A” and Chevrolet VI C MADE TACKLE BOX-— With Cantilever Tray 87c $7.50 SO. BfcND CASTING ROD ___ $1.97 $10.00 SO. BEND FLY ROD __ $3.97 6 Ft. NOT-A-NOT GUT LEADER_____ .13c > Ford Timers Z7c Inner Tube# . . 67c 2 inch . 19c ft 100' < PARAFFINE 370 Motor Oil $2.00 GARAGE TROUBLE LIGHTS 12-ft. rubber cord ______ OlC Carveth & Stebbins For 4 or ti Cyl, O — inder Chevrolets^ f Q Wool Gloves per fqot— SPICES for PICKLING CABLE SETS GASKET SHELLAC SCREW DRIVERS BOX 5 CAR FUSES SUCTION COAT HANGERS TWO WAY SOCKETS Fender Flaps . . 77c STRAW SEAT PADS Keep cool in C"7f* hot weather.O 1 G 39' BRING YOUR CAN BRAKE SHOES For Model A“ Fords. La., Exch.CQC Regular $1.50 YOUR CHOICE Value* to $1.00 to Go At t GOLF CLUBS Leather grip 4*7** hickory ahaft"V I G Each BATTERIES 6 Volt, 13 Plate «2-99 EXCH. Not a rebuilt — a new strong sturdy battery. GUARANTEED _ -J___________ Electric Flatiron Cord* Wireless Cigar Lighter* Wheel Puller* Valve Core* Vt Pt. Penetrating Oil 5 Yd*. Polishing Cloth Headlight Vi*ors (aluminum) Gearshift Ball* . Ball Pien Hammer* i �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY-AUGUST 3, 1932 ' LOVELY BRIDGE—TEA. 1 BAUYV1UX Rev Leaser. Sharpe of Chicago, Ill..,. Clay Bawett and Dale Bump spent, LADIES’ DAY PROGRAM Is spending several days lu the city. <Sunday In Ypsjlantl. AT Ol IID CM tnV A DI c ■• Complimentary to Miss Prances CarQuarterly meeting service of the M. P. Mrs. L. G. Whitney visited her parMrs. James Bristol is spending this HI U>LUD UN JU I RD Lt rot hers, twelve guests were delightfully I church will be held Sunday morning at l enla al Pinconning over the week end. ! week with her mother in Bangor • —r-— entertained by MIm Mae Keller and 11 o'clock fast time The president of! Mias Marguerite Waters has returnedI ’ Mrs Lloyd Hutt of Grand Rapids Masonic Country Club Women'Mrs. Rvs Lethbridge on Tuesday aft-1 the conference will bo present. R>v.: Mim Grace Ryan spent Sunday tn MLi* one from a visit with-relatives in Jacksun. ,‘wmji a guent of Mrs Guy Krllcr on'j From Battle Creek Guests •”ernooh wvw' “at * Mb “ Keller’s home at a | McCue will prevent — . „of t Mhi* . inur­ Grand Ledge. • ; bridge-tea. erting and umpiring sermons, ’ : Chester Siem of St. Louis. Mo. spent ________ TMr„ t o. w.„.., p. X«tTu..d., Mto. Mary Lou Streeter .pent the ^“wltVl^famiiV"./^ . , Al brtdgv. Mlw Beatrice Carrolbers1 The C. E. meeting wa* held last Sun-( week end. at her home tn Holland. Tlw regular ladles' day program of (had high wore and Mrs. Charles Me- ] day evening on the lawn of Mr. and . waa tlw guest of Mrs. Guy Keller imrtl Mrs Carroll McGuffin han gone ... to 0( Um? pafct% ‘ JJra.E. C. RoWe'of „ ______ r golf __ ....... and ... bridge , -was __ -cgrrlrd -____out —— at___ tiie, I ■Intyre. Jr., had tow score. j Mrs. Arthur Lathrop Inf a vtftlt I* h.r . .. . in Hasting* on Friday on busine**. I' Savanna. Tfl III., for visit with lier twr. par-1, MfS vi«ltwith ■ CounW Club on .... lliesmiy ~ ... Mrs. R i A rolor morn m(Xjf or of yenow >T|i0W and a^j green green j। me The prayer prayer Hireling meeting wiu will be be held held at; at Philo Jones ot Grand Rapids I- mix .... . „ ing her brother.and wife. Mr and Mrs. J McCiccry. 1Mn T K Balto. Mrs; JL > was t^ed In the decorations and oh the the botne cf Mrs, Louise Lathrop? spending tto; week visiting relatives1 Miss Geraldine Ixenhatii Is visiting qk.|rtnn mi r nibble m K Hurd and Mrs.,!), A. Van BtL-.kirk ;vtables ' I Thursday evening here. Mr* Everett Pattcnglll ol Grand Rap-: J,™'™ , . Cl the committee Ir '• • Mir* Carrotbers was. the recipient .... ----- ....... „ l w.m*. lovely gift* ,in honor of her ap,V end f,1‘,,kd'' >n Gra,“1, Wilmington. Ohio, were in the city "'^r a guvenunenl .hospital for medi- of golden glow and xalpiglowis. with; proaching marriage lovely bouquets of gl u'u-.It throughout!-------------- - ------------- -----The twenty-first annual reunion oft Mrs Ikons? Beck of Lake Odessa Monday. . (cal care DELIGHTFUL BIRTHDAY* PARTY. the Catlin family uas held at the home i .'ixnt the oast arek Halting Hauiius Mr Mr* A J Vedder have re-' Dr. and Mr.’ Charles McIntyre, Jr.. ttujoimge At -gull Mis. Robert Walt.m had th.-X Sunday. July 31. was the birthday of Mr. and Mrs O D. Fossett Saturday, H lativeC ‘ ■ It&rttqd Itom a two weeks' stay in;of Ann Arbor capie Saturday for a visit "?'r for *«1.1 i. •!■ >. For I anniversary of Mrs. James Silsbee and afternoon. About 50 were present, Mr Mtid Un n Rinaid Wav-. Muskegon. ' ■ iwith relative., the latter remaining for /cor-‘’ Und were/J-Mx of R M C*x>k on Newtor, t. in K.Umaxoo the . bn oe the u bridge tto- high msii.-.’ were made bj )n hrtnor erf the event a delightful,I ------------------------------coming fntoi'Jackson.----------------------Laming. Char-: Sunday. . ,thu week visiting her xbtor. Mi. s MilMra. Gay Jordan leavt** on Friday lor Mrs. Edw. Gtxxlv. ar .r contract and ' Eatherlng was held at the Karl Boyer.' Jotte. OUVbt and Nashvtllr. All enjoyed ■ I cottage nt Wall lake Mrs Silsbee was i a pleasant ume^togctiier Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaver are.. dred Newton . ■ | tM.r je.me in Flu.’hing. N Y.. after Mi». Dan Walldorf! : Ruth‘pre•■rtitm With a large birthday cake Mm. Gladys Crocktord and Mr* ■•iK-ndlnx Um- wtek with relative', ncuri Robert Crxik. Jr.. s|>ciit last wiejr In.visiting Iwr parent*. Mr. and Mi*. K«lri .rKle Wiui n ni“r;Cttk.donlB ns thl. gUMll oj EHsabetlrand Ur Btom. • Chidretor <: Si J jtm-st i>; and some lovely gilts ' ' Lizzie'Gibboney of Woodland spent • W. M* Stobblu i Wm,; GiH-,..ts were Mr and Mrs Charles'Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Clifford, MJ.s» Surah Bciiader went to Lansing ‘,M»rv M,uy **r»rw>. "e”ch- , ’..’ ..I Mr. and Mrs. Rgymoari Windckneclit. -Mi--. «<ricni»id rue; ot Mrs E, SjUImc. Niles: Mr. mid Mrs, Harry!Potter and family , Monday and will visit relatives there' Mrs^R>hn Quidf«t hus Iwcn grinding a-o her luu .tetrrn from BltoJiehf ».e ^cK,d“h‘ °* Ch ‘ until today " *’le R,d W«odruff M-1 rilhbrc. Percy Sllsto-e mid Mj-and Mr.* . Gerald; Forest and Donna Potter und I it the Mills cottage nt Gun lake ,wr ; -pj>r , Cottu.r* Clin-’ biisb-i\ Lansing; mid Mra Harold Higdon enjoyed camping at I Mr. and Mr» ■fluiuld Kel ey of Mar-: lu«*'u'l‘,h !i,k’I • . I Club iif BatH • ent r- George Van TitTlin. Richard Van Tiff-—------ ■ — ■ Un wen- Sunday guesU ot Mr und Mr. Jb* ^Udcr was called to South Hm- :cn d"y!' .M D Lewis of Portland. Oregon, uivi mined by tto Tu«-m1»’...’ Un and Mim Wilnm Shcllhont of lake R. J. Mctreery. *rtuu< Mr. and Mrs John Rigdon are look-; '’Icbsu: Mr. and Mrs Fred Palmer. ing every day for their oldest win. ■ Mr. and Mrs Fred Kennedy und • “c*-- of' ,athrr . , , their cousins. Mr arid M:* Don lxwlr. jchairman. r- Dairy Silsbee and Mr. anil Mrs George Higdon, and family of North, daughter. Barbara Jean, .‘.jienl Friday! ,J« <’{ ; ....... ......... -*•<. ir! Boyes of Hastings to Grand Rapids. . ' £^d -Mr and Mrs Dun from un Fridu). Dakota. Il has been several years since ! Caller; at Jack SM . ! . • u- k LIONS CLUB HAD Clyde KuriniM'i visited ins sister and Pr,da> 11,1.8‘‘”d,*i. „ , .. they have wn him and it will be'a| SUPPER AND MEETING hlUtaAd. Mr. and Mrs. John George, of •»«* “»d Cjwrlcs Bcrtmont <4 -Bay happy reunion. day and Guy Willard of Bu..„ . ww , , w( — ■ -— — — • — l City were Sunday giu*.sU <4 Mr and Mis* Charlotte Hyde is .-.pending a Holland on Sunday. on Friday. ’ . . Hie Ultra club on Monday .-veiling, ttoMrs. Will Fitleld and granddaughter I Mrs. c. F Finstrom. Mb. Mar-'clla Kennedy .jxiit a f. « Enjoyed Fish Fry Followed By^membm, enjoying a pot lurk supper Mrs, Earl Wan hum of Grand Rap- , — and M*. ™ •< “» Hwm the i>*'i w«k with Mn. Jane ids is VLSUIIX tor imreiiu. Mr? and Mr* flaVi ls,,lt . v k- ru.-t m».«.ot Mu. Business Session On ~ ' k 1,: «H.e Mr. tarnar.1™,.,^™.^ w,mtu „„„ ll.vw.nl and ><«■»" Stem, thi, week. ,Itoctom at tto H idp.u-ch co*. Friday Evening .. * . Mr mid Mrs Plvnn Matthew* Ofjtoge. Gvn lake Mr. and Mrs. Plynn Matthew.' daughter of Detroit spent hut week children have bii n. spending the past ! Rev. und Mrs. Keith Chidester and j j fence* and Andrew Roust Grand Rapids visited Hastiiupi relative* with Die home folks and attended j week in Grajid Rapid’ j daughters pf St Johns arc guests Of, church here Sunday Mr. and Mr.. Charles Parker ot . . IF YOU CARRY AUTO. Mrand Mr*. Burr Van Houten ot i-,r “:1,: w> •* I Miss Dorutha Lathrop is spending Grand Rapkh spent Sunday witli Mr. Alton ven-i-urst .of Mr.. Sarah Brandvaculton •th., week in nnttle nn-ek, the guest o! stetier over tlw week.end. * . James BristoLhus ....daughter Neva, i Humphrey Itahns ot Madison. Wn, ‘' 1 1 < ,h. I.. ,l.„ n Ml hl g . y ,M , .Peri-j Fawetr went north -last Wednn. wa. a guest a’ the G F Chldejsto: ‘wlmwe ot the v­ •■kly ineetln,-. during July und Au-. J [ nesday where he w*H »l>-nd a ahort Warren Rop-.ii und family.. Bristol. n top.ii-.inn-.tina told and Know That the Insurance ■ ’; ::nn- in forcsty before .filtering th* M I Herbert of Ot- pome over the week end and Mr., Sam M and Mi. • work for liandlcaptied children vw. ■ Mrs. R. W, Perry find Clayton Perry I. Co. Is Financially Strong S C. in September. tiw •cusied. All report a very pieamuit; ut Hart were gucsU of Mr. and Mr*.;-— - John — —- McLtavy - attended • . ,t you drive an automobile and have, Ralph Hawtlu.rne on Sunday. nual Mute reunion at 1..... O.i> time. S1NDY HILLS. it insured, iuiiill be well to nave it in­ Mi’-> Helen. Biddle bf .Grand Rapids iSaturday. July -W , , . mid Mrs. M L Cod): were in Buttle spent Saturday night and Sunday with! , ’Ur« d in a company tliat you are cer-, Tiie Yankee fiprUuu «hool reunion, Cbesier Kt<<): and-ahiidnn .< t: Creek on Friday <>n business, 'ilt .j’am is tinandaljy strung and respun- ' which was held onSaturday. July 30.? her mother. Mr.’ ERb'Biddle Saturday afternoon tor BiiiRharcton wa* considered a big success, with a to-! Bruy and Je.inJ.Tark of Holland me who Lie | The Pa Hia-T’lbV" We are led to mak- this state­ tai attendance of sixty. A drUghtlni j Mr.- Ross D.’lhbrldgr of Mason H , New J’ork to join.Mr. J|wn<h'ng. their vacation with their spending the week with her parents (employment tih-i! i-..Uii R. bekah Lodge Ju Id their pn-i'n:rni because of t!»e outcome of a cum’ dinner was served, after which we en- ■ grandmother. Mrs. J M Gilmer. and W.l- inic Friday.'July 20. ut Thonmpple lake, ithm was tried in the local court sonic joyed a program which was given by! Dr. and Mrs. A- W. Wrxxlburiu-. | M: Mrs Hark Mr and Mrs Ralph Marble ol Knlaw<-k en! ’w-ntv-on" mtmbere and three vUiton-imonths ago. Mr and Jdrs. Alton Ftnkbeiner and ।!l;,m entertained «,»• r •.lie older members The fcuowing1 nutzqpc-’iw.iit the wre-k end with hto htUo son of Middleville spent Friday Mr. and Mrs clan- Sebert and • ’ chil- ‘beine present A eplendid pot luck? In’October of la<t year Dr. Adromue. cities and villages were represented.! pr ‘ parent-. Mr. and,Mi’ Dan Marble. hmciiedn »->■■• ,*md m onf- o’clnek. al of thus city, had lu* car wrecked in an jPlainwell. K^lamuoo. Dcwtor. Cressey.! with Mr-and Mrs. Jack Snyder, I'1-”' n’ Richard Cra'”'. of tto- Michigan Mi’,-. Dorothy Williams, George Hol-. surprise feature being honu inade ice I accident. Ht was prntwrti’d by an mu- Grund Rapids. Innta. Hasting*. Middle-; Miss Dorothy Roush *|»eirt l;ut wwk I todioit loi the Blifid at I<anMng M cream ;*rved by the committor^, in tomobile insurance policy :n th<‘ Re- villr, Cloverdale. • Martin. Wayland and J wife,' ................. Mr. undI ( vi.Mtirig Willliun’Stoiiiublr this week i with h*T brother "T" Mae .Keller chmg... and a lovely tortluhiy cake made l-p.iblic Insurants Company ol Detroit Bowens Mills -and Yankee Springs' Roush, Kalaniuzo 1 Mixs Vnaii Bower of Tiiroklo Mon- rMrs. Mrx Lloyd K *‘,J4hl in K ai»n>u«>->by Mrs, Orphu LtnliigtOft-niid prw nt- The w recked-car wa;. taken to the Bat­ The officers (or tl>e following year are i li"’|1,n^t,n Mi V|kNlrt W°^Smlth \'reks'r‘lviZ^d w^b“r her ’ R' V and Mrs. John W. Knelling ed to Mrs. Minnie Myer* :h<- occasion tie Creek Auto Body Company’for re­ pre*. . Minnie Spnftjer; Vir/i-Pres. > and unulc. Mi and Mrs. W. L Smith. |Mrs neli'ITAh at nlmgor pw KOtw to Chlj-ago where both are ! being her t sent y-fln '. birthday. pair. and the work was done. Shortly after this the Republic Insurance Com­ Mark Ritchie; Sec.-Trenv. Doris Mce rnJ'rrt T°utou” hl- ha 1“attended• 1 Mr anri Mrs Ul,,‘ K“r«',"‘r o{ the pltonding the Chicago Unner.-ity dur- ! a tie.- ...a business . meeting wc i . . pany failed and u.nt into the hupda' Kibbin. ( amp c..».ur wtot« h ’’?*** "t ICTownirv Club spent'SihkIov with Mr 'ing the month o! Ailgw-t tcrtntowl 1 Several Y. M. c. A. boys from Eldar. R.;.s< rw OUicers. camp for w v'*•• •, and Arthur sfiort.-r at Crc.’.re'. ! Dr, and Mrs. Ix-nnts Murray went t -1 wfnrh : *■ it Very naturally tto-, Auto Body Com-, Farrell'.-; group, will put on a complete * Mr .a Mr Tv- T-.h.-.' mid son Of Mr.and Mrs. Robert Eek ot Dexter i Gun, lake today lo remain the baton. - ; Anna My. ' program of music, staging, and speak-1 . ',r ‘ :d L ’'were cur.’U ot Mr. and Mrs. Max Eck >•« It-" '•'*i'k with Mi - Grata- HoOfXi.Mr.. N-.lh Bunnell. tnff. st the Y. 8. church, s-sme Sunday! lumLshcdihad don.-. Df Adrounie raid that Ill­ rung m August. Watch for further ite treat-i .tmturh as to' had never entered into’. ci< Mr. undMre i.-.m Gillette und two i RMl-h W.xxj ol Grund Rapid. *,x nt by Mr. ... announcement. Gun lake. candy children ot Muskegon Upent Sunday IU>c week end at Claude Wood*. Ml-. ■ | d the crowd t-U peanut* and a . any ogreement with the Body Company Seventeen people from V. S church Mr ihd Mrs Keith Daniels and Mi altrnioon with Mr and Ills. C A-IGeneva Wood, uho had bei-n ’la nding I which wm toiich. enjoyed. We then that there was no contract. expic>« or. ' attended the farewell meeting of our K1.ir • tier vacation here, returned with him. returned to ourNioyi^ caUing this a implied bet went him and the Auto’ pastor. Mr*. Ickes, at HAiting*. oh 8un.. — - — -. -----l Mrs. ft*—. .-I., . l Gaskell, r ..accpm- , — ... .... ---- ., -.. dav. Tile ■ committee ■ ■ •-- Body Company, that would make him ixirt spent Sunday at Holland und Lake Floyd most' enjoyable Mrs; Kellar Stem and Mrs Chester I Mr. M,. and a„u wn. r..,,.. v. j day evening. July 31 Michigan. - 'by’ her ? . nlrc-.. X' St- rn .•-pfht Thur.'day ut Gull 1-ake ipani.-d Misss Martha More. wishes "to thank th- ladles who/ fur­ liable for the repair*, and. he denied All who arc interested, please attend Miss Ethel laiMorc ot Mount Plea - Country Club with St. Louis, M>. •wrceinK with the Body Company to with Mr and Mr­ *•* of Marshall', visited «.t». C- E-business meeting and party ant anti Miss Anna Howe «>t .Munhall v “ • ." pay the bill if the Insurance.Company[ the . | Albert Vedder in Mu-skcgon over Sun- tnxmlKn at the linme.of Mr.s Mary .Saunders, on I vtel’ed Hastings friends on Friday and h',r ’!"• Duniel-und ; on |dny. did not meyit it He farther contended Mr and Mr.**Elwyti . ... .. , . Saturday evening. August 6. RetreshSaturday. • Mr Mr’ raav Kenneth spent Saturday with tiie fdr-i Mis* Mune! Schnjto of Scottville lsandwiches, lemonade and Mr;.. Me'ivin Rrentice, Robert. Gvw- uier’.s brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. ,.-■ pending" the u<ek witli M; - Muxine I OK PKOSI’Et TIVE BRIDE, insurance Company, who took the car menu, „ ■; gm und Albert or Buttle Creek arc John Danlrlv. at Alma A delightful gathering wai held on I to Battle Creek for repairs, and he had। pickles. Wunderlich. Miss Schulte one.<4 .•■P- riding a few days with Mr. and Mrs. MIm Glare Ryan spent n tow days nt [‘he touchiu-s tn tlw High Mtwpl at Sunday »’ the home of Mr. mid Mr- ! nothing to do with it. which to* felt HOLME8 CHURCH. tort Webb. when.they, entertained*a: iJxHild release him from rcaponulbllity' Mr. and Mrs Bcrme/David of LnnLust Wei k with Mr. and MrNi wman ; I ’ * njwa'* r McCord Oglesby of indiannjxili:-. who Mr. and riiUt were wAik-end guest- at Joseph Tuttle and family of latmitut. at their) *" ‘ Mrs "1! S Frost and clill- dinner compltHttuitury to her sist.'i, j (or payment hat. been-Attending the Washtenaw Boy nauv «< .-nd Bobble of brtrt>tt Mi » Morgiu Haticji of Battle Creek. | of course it. was impassible for the’ Crockfonl's and callers were. Mrs at rvMuox Podunk -wlake. fjesitit*’ comp, i-.'visiting hi* aunt. Miss cottage Mr. and Mrs Fred Young went tc l,rp visiting Rer. and Mr. L. 1. Deary, who will be married on Thursday c.t j Auto Body Company to get anything5 Grace Woolston- and Charles Wright thi.-. week to Mr. 'Arthur Abbott ol I frdm^h ’ e Republic Insurance Company Anne Burton , Lansing Sunday' to sce-Mn Vera Hol-land relatiie.s in Midair-.ille and Vcrof Grand Rapids. ■Edwin Nash 111 of UWIftMUIV Clarksville and iuu Miss ’-’ .ft.?r—. who is seriously'ilL with!’•-«DPSWinrh-sti r. Mii - . tlto wedding to be i »>rcause it had failed, and was tn the" Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Benton at Freeport apgnt !1p— ”*** “Norns. \jarion Punier Ol near ' " ol receivers. little hope of of her recovery. ’ I Mr. und Mrs Edward Down* and Mr at Battle Creek. Miss Haugh ij an tn*4 hands ... .. .. .. itr ■■ hr,nr Grand Rapids were Sunday visitors at Saturday ev.-ning with Mr- and.Mrs The Auto Body Comjiany retained Forest Price's Mr and Mr.s. Ray Waters und family ; and Mrs T H. Johnston sjx-nt Sunday structor in Shamans University yi Bo Keith D.mieb visited Ml. and Mn. Leslie Wright oliv ith relative.-’ in Jactaon. and attend- ton and Mr. Abbott is an electrical Atty. Kim Sigler, and suit was .••tartod Mr. and Mrs Roy Wickham and sons Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shaw and Joan, Jackson oh Bunday. Mlw Viratnu Wa- M lhe Spanish war veteran> picnic ut against Dr. Adrounte for .payment of were visitors at Kellogg^ Health camp uno daisy of Grand Itaputs were SunBouquets qi sumlner garden tliwcrr the repair bill. It was the claim ot the at Pine lake Sunday. i Ella remainlhg for two week.-,' visit. j* ”’- Sharp park. c ;;ueM.’. of Mr. and Mrs .J. W. Wolfe u-rs were U'ed on the dining table arjd Body Company that when Dr. Adrounte Mrs. S. W. Mote. Mrs.-John McLrqvy Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rclgicr and fam­ Mr and Mrs. Floyd Beckwith and -----and other ndattves procuk-d hts policy of insurance, ho ily of Flint come Sunday to spend a • Mrs Mollie MrJhr Van Dugteren and Mr* around the rooms. family and Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Daniels[Mn, Covers were laid for the honor 1 called on Mr. and Mrs. l/rwis D.iniels । Ixirvn Mote motored to Greenville last in.-.’t-. Mi... Haugh and Mr. Abbott, assumed the responsibility incident to few days at Fred Durkee's the fuvanctal condition of the insurance Will Reigler of Carlton spent Sunday ! und, family of Northrust Carlton Sun­ Mr> John Hauuh, Mr and Mrs. Ernest company? and that hU policy consw- at Kqlch Durkee’s. U. G. Mote for two days. , d"y • •»» Mr. and Mrs. Will Crockford at J. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snyder, in com- . Mi.v. Vivian Bower id Trirkio, Mon­ Haugh, Mi1-. MiidqJrn Haugh. ML* tutrd'a contract by the terms of which Dorothy Day. Mrs. z.nlah Gilford and he in substance constituted the Insur­ North Carlton and Mr. and Mrs puny with Mr, und Mrs. Earl Krrmeen tana. has been visiting her aunt.'Mr < Dtmnc and Robert Gifford of Battle ance company hU agent to deal with Joseph Crockford were Sunday guesto of near Caledonia, visited Mrs. Snyder s Bonnie Smith, of the Stale Road. Mr. Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Haugh repair nwn in event1 of loss. al B<n Crockford's riirter. Mrs. Elijah Hull./af Chartottc on und s.m of Detroit and Mi-ss Delilah 'rhe ca*e was tried tn tlw Circuit caller* on Monday evening. ' Mt.v, Julia Durkee came home from Sunday. ' court here last year, shortly before Grand Rapid* Friday for summer va­ Mrs. Mary Showerman Im rented .Webb of Jackspn. t i Mr. and Mrs. M. L Oook. Mr and Judge McPeek was taken ill. And lie cation She enters Pennock hospital I Mrs. Hubert Cook mid Lrnlie Cook left an apartment in Grand Rapids and was unable to hie an opinion at once Thursday tor an appendicitis opera­ Saturday for u motor trip into tiie Up­ will move tlw first ot the week. 8li<FOR MR. AND MRS. P|CENT1('EOn Tuesday last the Judge filed liis tion. ' per Peninsula, arriving at Houghton on will be located In the Nyburg Apt., cor­ ■'piitom a portion of which reads as fol­ ner Cherry and Jcflerson Sts, M& Doris Coats o( Coats Grove Monday. • Mr- LaVerne Smith and daughter tained very pleasant Iv on Friday 6vr- lows:— pent Saturday with Ctarabcll ParmcMidshipman C. N. Springer has rcning honsnnz their ..oh and bride. Mr It sems'to me that the primary of Jackii.Tp and Mrs. Swan Andvrsm turned to ehr Naval Academy at Anand Mr*. Clarehce Prentice Thirty- obligation for this work was assumed rettjrnrd Friday fr im a two week ,nupo!ts after .‘iwndlng nearly two two neighbors and friends were prewut, NORTHEAST WOODLAND. I months' vacation with Ills mother, rcla- visit in Mii’kecon Mi’s Florence An­ and remembered, the newly married by Dr. Adrounte in the hr*t instanev. and that u fair weight of tc’tlmony Mr - and Mr*. Eaglckroud and son derson rt malncd tor a few days, lives mid friends. Alter haling spent several wjvkx In rouplg with a ahdfcer of miscellaneous rontlrin* thus.- views. Under the facts, Nrarl Sheldon, were in Greenville FatMrs P. T- colgrove. Mrs. David ■jilt f ' the Defendant through &tu>penrion of urday. bringing home with them their G<«xiycar. Sr . Mrs Anna D. Mason and LaGrange. Inti, and nt Wa’.-on Cor­ On Satuiday evening. Mr and Mr.1 Mrs Wm. R- Cook vfrrr. in Charlotte ners. Allegan county. Mis Ida Palmn- Prentice entertained forty-three rela­ the Insurance Company, was deprived Uncle George Sheldon, who is attend­ Thursday th* irucst# of Mrs. Orl/i tlcr returned Sunday. Mr. and Mrs’. T tives complimentary t«i their ton and cf the relief for which he had bur- ing camp meeting al Eaton Rapids. ■ gained. In my tipiiubn It would be un­ lawreiwe Hansbargcr who hus been B Hurt bringing her and Hwtidmg the | Packard and Mrs. Sam Nadu. wife. The honor jfUMUi Were the rrelp- fair to throw that burden on the plain- at Ann Arbor for treatment the past ; Mrs. Jean Edrlriglon and little day m the citv. tHT—an innocent party In tlw transac­ week, returned home with hi* parents. Mr. and Mr- William Welton of lenta of tome lovely* and useful gilts. ‘daughter and Miss Marjorie Hooper of tion. Dr. Adrounie had paid for pro­ Mr. and Mrs. Burr Cotton und ! Memphis. Tenn , came on Monday and Grr-eriVHle. Pa., visited Mr. ahtfr- Mr* SUFFERS BROKEN ANKLE. have’gone to Gull lake with their George Balch and Mr. and Mrs Lxo Mrs. Charles Bachcllcr of this city tection in rase of accident, but in the daughter of Grand Rapids visited Miss (mother. Mrs. George Hooper, at the Harrington last week. They alm spent was painfully injured wlillr attending failure of the-Agency through which Ber-sie Valentine at the home of Mr. •cmc (line in Grand Ruplds and IIol- the rural earners' convention at St. reimbursement was to be furnished, he and Mrs. Pliny Hansbarger. Bcssmer cottage. and not the plainUtT company, must Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sawdy are en­ ; . Richard Rogers, who ifas been at­ Joseph Thursday afternoon, when site Mis.- Grace Edmonds left on Friday slipped on a cement step while enter­ carry the burden. Judgment with costs tertaining the latter's cousin from tending the Uiuverr.it y o| Chicago, Ohio. ' visited at W A Schader's last week, for Traverse City where she visited Mr ing the Congregational church, the fall will-be entered accordingly." Mr and Mrs. Haymond of Irving leaving Friday for his home In Spobreaking a bone tn her ankle. She was WEST OBANGEVILLE called on Mr. and Mrs. Homer Sawdy kanc. Wjish. Enroute he will attend the- end. From there she went on to Good- brought jo Pennock hospital where an AND EAST GUN MARSH. recently. heari. near Harbor Point, to remain X-ray was taken and the bone set. She ■Olympic games tn lx» Angeles. Mr. and Sirs. S A McCaflerty enter­ Mr and Mrs Eaglgjtpiud and son | Mrs John Palmer went to Chelseai the balance of the summer It. doing as well as possible. tained friends and relative*, from Me- of Detroit and Nearl Sheldon of Chi­ Muses Nonna. Helen and Jannct Ion Friday'to .visit her parents. Mr andI Guffy ail last week. cago called on Will Veitc’s Friday Mrs N. P Pruddcn. Mr. Palmer wentl Michael and Mrs A P, Perry spent MADE LIFE MEMBER IN Mr. and Mrs Ben Hanson have been evening. • Sunday in Mount Pleasant a*; guests of PENINSULAR CHAPTER O. E. S. for the work end and they attended the IkwlIMjf a matter of intcre.-t to H.ts- entertaining two of Mr. Hanson'* ■ Mr. and Mrs Wolcott and Mr. and Ftu?:h3.*c and Bird family reunion atI Mrs. Chsrtlptte LaMore and Mlns nephews from near Toledo. Ohio, the Mrs Veltc attended carpp meeting Ypsilnritt. sntng on to Detroit tor Sun­- Ethel LaMore Miss Jannct Michael tHifts friends nt Mrs Jennie BaumgrM past week-. Sunday at Eaton Raptcls. to know that she has recently been day where Alice Jane wail visit her• remained until Wednesday.’ Mrs. C. E. Van EH and son attended Mr and Mrs. C A Kerr leave Fri* elected to’ life membership In Penin­ grandmother for two weeks. SHULTZ. J , day (or Pioneer. Ohio, tn attend a four sular Chapter No 65 O. E 8. of Grand the circus in KalBinaxoo Friday Mr and Mrs. Skellenger of Detroit Mr. and Mrs. Burton Hurdirbrmk ’ days’ hnmccominp and a reunion on Rapids. Stic became, a member nf the Friday evening. On Sunday Mr Kerr O E S. when living in Hastings, and and daughter Shirley and Georgia visited at George Clouse's Thursday will sing two sok* at the Methodist has been a memberfor forty-five years. WiUlron attended the clrcua tn Kala­ evening Frederic returned with them mazoo Friday. church where Rev Russell H. Bread) Congratulations arc extended Ardis Brumm of South Hastincs Mr. and Mrs C. E. Van Ett enter­ Ispastortained over the week end. Mr and Mrs. spent last week with Grace Hart while JOLLY BIRTHDAY CLUB. Mr and Mrs Manon Hodgson of Roben Hart visited Richard Brumm. Tiie JOily Birthday Club wa* enter­ Otto Derlga of Battle.Creek. Charleston. W. Va . arc expected today Mr. and Mrs. Welton Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. McCaflerty left L V. BESSMER, Eyesight Specialist for a visit with Mr and Mrs. A. H. tained July 28 by Mrs. Geo Tolhurst this morning for a trip in Southern baby of Cloverdale were guesU of Mr Carvtth. Miss Josephine Carvcth. who HASTINGS. MICH. and Mrs. Kenneth Babcock Sunday. has been visiting her sister and hus­ ty-two members and guests enjoyed u Michigan and various towns in Ohio. Vert Robinson and wife attended the band , for several weeks, came home bountiful p«5t luck dinner The after­ . ROBINHUE PARK. Ferris reunion at Bristol lake Sunday noon was srxr.t in the club’s social way with them. become our patient. First Mr and Mrs John Kollar accom­ Sunday visitor* at George ’ Clouse* Rev. and Mrs L L- Dewey and with recitations and visiting All wish panied Mr. and Mrs. Leals Skinner to were Mr. and Mrs. Fred DaJongh ot decide to call—then call. Then OUR dutips begin. George will spend their vacation next for Mrs. Tolhurst many more happy Owosso Sunday. Burnips and Gratia DeJongh ot Grand I week waiting in Detroit where on Ati­ birthdays. Your case—your eyes—your vision—.will be given the Mr and Mrs. Herbert Kreuger and Rapid* : gust 11th Mr. Dewey will be in attendFAMILY REUNION ’ ^ son of Battle Creek, formerly of Mil­ A good crowd attended the picnic at closest consideration. What you need determines what 1 ance at the Detroit Area Council meet- ; ing called by tlw new Aren General I Tlw Robinson reunion met at Fore­ waukee. Wisconsin, called on Wright Shultz school Saturday. A fine pro­ you will be supplied. And your NEEDS can be learned man's landing. Gun lake. Sunday. July Clifford and family Monday afternoon! gram and dinner were enjoyed by »U. Supt, Bishop Edgar Blake by a personal, careful examination, and in no other Mrs Celia Potts n| Middleville has Mrs. w Hallock ha* quite a remark­ 31, seventy being present Fnends.were there from Kalama**"*’. Battle Creek. been visiting at the home of tier son able female canary. During the sum­ raiHll.1 REUNION. Rivruun. mere FAMILY way. Don’t defer calling. mer she has laid four tatting* of egg*. Julian The twelfth annual reunion of the Hif.k< Th* Ust netting wgs tight egg; al! of Wrisht Cliffcrd Jr aiccmpgmtd Coutlnuad next wack. tf«:can<unt» cf Willigm and Jchn »Un Raw*! cabin to Grand Rapids Man- which hitched She u now mothering j Ritchie uac held Sunday July fil at :*'.w healthy bird*. i their effort* to make It a perfect day. day morning. Mark Ritchie a cottage at Gun lake. II PERSONAL V 0 . Dedicated to Better Vision All You Need Do « M0BILEINSURANCE^S,.ZJ3i The Best Overall Made OSHKOSH $1.19 WINNER BRAND 85c Work Shirts 60c 2 for $1.15 Work Pants 89c up to $2.75 T.S. Baird Clothing far Men and IJ/iyJx llaslutg*. AliilHifin CLAY HILLS. Mrs. Robert^ Baird and daughter Ethel of near Hastings vfittrd her mother. Mrs. Maith* McNec. and Mrs. Effa Haight one-day but week. Mrs Roy McCaul spent a coupig of Ilullei and wife In Middleville. Nee., visited at Vance,Sharps tn Mid­ dle nhe Sunday. ■* The optimist hopes for t|ir beat and usually enjoys it; tiie praaimiat fears To All Foot Sufferers... DON’T Forget the Date—Aug. 4 and 5 at the office of W.G. DAVIS Licatued C^roarpitof HAETWM �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST I, ll» Rape etoht Our Success mU* far Ury draUiif with policy- FREEPORT.. | ■ SOUTH MAPLE GP.oVt. LJojd Moore of Detroit is spending Mr. and Mrs Orin TuWh und mu days with hi- parents Mr and Paul and Mrs. 'Una Mom of Vcrmont1. E. Moon(ville called on the Frank Norton famDon Tuffee and Mtes Llfiah Tlwmp- ‘fa Sunday afternoon, aj. MUji Marie mon Riggs ... und Emerson Colecon. of Hastings were guest ot' ” - ■ »»«*• the. •ilatman of Dayton Ohio, and Earl Merkle j ter» grandparents. Mr and Mn> ‘ " und ran War'd ol Wacousta wyre vlilGeorge Thompson. Sunday. , .VIZ m n 1. ‘ ' 'Our Jocal uhoohiotro- I ix-mp reMr and Mn Henry Budd and turnily ot C«r«sci>. Mr- Ada Gould of Bat­ ' • mg in tlw near future. ‘ ' tie Creek ana Clark Budd of Porttafid! '•’Cy Mr and Mrs Hid McDowell of a«re Sunday ca2ter> at lev Gould's. k MGrund Rapids, und Mr--. Clarence Mi and Mrs. GitXTe Newman and: Br:;»-dict of South Boftnr u«-tr HUe-ts daughter of Detroit ipent Sunday al i ol Mr. und Mrs F. E. Deming Thurs­ Duke Irwin s day. . Mt- Frank Norton lias been ill mid . Mr-and Mrs. Gecriti- Woldring and under a doctortare to: some time. dmighler of Holland and Mr Elnur ited Mrs Aiimndu Heath1 . : E Dialing Fialay evciiinr. Sunday culler:, at the F. E Deming m. - l-Ktatelinei ot Nashvtlte ,/ home were Frank C Deming and ^ulin .‘petitthe wv-k with her grandparents/ ' O'Brien ut Grand Rapids Mr and Mrs, Peter Hodman , Mr and Mrs. Orville HeniMiy. of Orin Weight of Battle Creek. Mr. and; ■ Wyandotte spent th? week end withMr; Rtrpu ot ____________________ Detroit. Edward Filley u!' ■ 'Hie foamer's parents Mr. and Mr. C Bellevue Ctalr and Riatha Wright ot .- 1. Hcmu y. Battle Crtek. Mr. and MF NuwXun. qf Mr. and Mr- Gcdrge Deming and Battle Creek. Mrs. Cfcmpbell/ol Flint Wwiwlrtl-. aw and ni«.. ... of« w—*nuc Wvr: Fnmkll'.i te K. Burges* ..,,.1 and .son Play­ und... Jack a Campbell lord Binges* of Bailie Creek •jere tleitura ta-M week nt He___ ___ ___ tSiinitay visitors at tiie F. E Deming Mr. and Mrs Ray Oitroth and Mr । home. .... and Mrs. Claude Dunklcbentcr and son Gem i:«- Demin „ i- impro*.;::g after a called on Mr. mid Mrs. Harold Cnx- ol । short illness which ' amfmt.il him to hta tatty Sunday' afternoon. bed. M.* Ella Taylor'of NaMiville L«; Mr. and Mrs. Dun Ya: Gwxl ,r< ding .Mihie time wjth her BlAter.j Rapids spent-Sunday wi • Ellen Mr.... Frank'Norton. . Yarger. Mrs. Anna Chee«man of Hu-tings ■*nd fB spending wsw time u» ahef formdaughter. Barbara Jean, of Ot-.< ‘-k -nd guests of M:> Eli. u Sunday c.-rlh is ut :i».' Char home were. Mr. and Mix V-rt CHURCHES WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOP. LESS THAN 25 CTS SEE US FOR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual - FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L. MAUS & SON Lo<»l R«pt»wnt>UT><. nasUuft. Mich. H. S. SHELDON ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE OriTCE 1USTINOS. MICH. Mooef t« Im.a »• n>l Rral Hllla (old »« ,««<n*h>iua. U«c«ral eonrrya: • ,i.» WE WILL BUY Chickens eggs. steers. wal, hogs at be>t price*. Please drop post card to Wieser's Farms, carf. Carl Dgmeyer, R. R. No. 2. Welcome Corners Ha-Ungs. Mich, or Phone 7M—F2 be- HASTINGS MARKETS Ice.of Campbell. • Minnie Slirj-.ir <•! Ha.-;ir on Mr.-. Cora fj.-.rdtu-r Frit New Method [Insect Destroyer TANGLEFOOT DirurcK The Tanglefoot Difusor and Difuso are the unbeatable combination ih the war on inserts. They make it possible to destroy insects with less, effort, and. at less cost than ever. The DIFUSO-Laden mist gets into every crack and crevice, every nook and corner, driving out and kill­ ing . . . Cockroaches Fleas Flies Ants Moths Spiders Crickets Bedbugs —and certain other insects. It is absolutely nonpoisonous, and is harmless to humans, pets, foods, and furnishings. - “CALL US UP",—and let us rid your house.of any of the insects mentioned above. The Saturday, August ft. Wai: -n wen Coffee and table vr former tvacher v and pupils and are invited . Mrs. Carrie Kermcen of and .Mr> Jennie Ingram , Gerald J'orbry -pent tour -I>ut Friday afternoon tile Krliotfk camp .<• Pint Jul William Fdrta y of Irvitr:. Ii ___ ______ , -J’W. and family. , Mr and Mr.- Ear! Krrmren. ncrom; is -pendim; panud by Mr..and Mrs. Jock Snyddr -i und .friends of Shultz spent Sunday with Mr. ■’r-. Elijah Hull of Charlotte Mn and Mrs Wm. Brown and called mi Mr.- Frank . Hyta Frlduxiof Ou . - u and Mrs Herman Brown afternoon ' hud" wn. Robert und Mrs. Elmer Mt - Ford Stowell, atid fatla-r of Ilrfiwn’ol OraiuFRapids-were .Woodhud call, <1 at. the Frank Hym - afti rnoon and evening giienu • home Friday evening. ' and Mr*. Oh ■ Morvan and family. Raymond, and Earl Cave of Cblcmro Mr.* Jennie Ingram of Luther >pent an- .'.nritdiiii- tinwith Mr. a.-:.I Tie.'di.y. with Mr and Mrs. Shirley Very Reasonable Cost B. A. Ly BARKER "Where-Immediate Attention and Courteey Are Shown to AU" HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2115 SW Oil Stoves We find that we have in stock quite a lot of oil stoves on which we are making a special low price. In this lot are included iFon’ft’it Long and fam- Newspapers •nt*. Mr. und Mrs. Keefer of Ctile- .Con Sell Your Z HEST CHURCH OF CUBIST. SCIENTIST. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gnrbow und family entertained the former's brother and family of HowdYd.: City. Sunday Mtrchandiw/ilji Mr* Cl, It-.. Dor« W.dto ti returned viMted'"the tatter's stater. -Mrs. of Tier nupt. Mr.-h. Gt'-:i«rc Brown ell of linden : Guy Chnr and, family ]»art of list irkvr I Mrr. 'wick Murgsrtt and Hale Nesbitt re­ -witli her IwiL-iyhold' ]turned home with them after spending fvtends in HasMr, and M: taughtor Mar: Ch#:the Prue . . !Md Wedn < ,. r. - latt-1 ti jarmu•. Mr >in s - l< r. a* Hut I and di>ti i Bitt;eubfrt'g of lODi'l we:i- Tlmrsdav gue-’.x nt the daughter. Mrs. Joe .Kaufman , F E Brunner made a bu* ' :o Grand ftapidg Friday. CARDS OF THANKS .i Step by Step 4(.iuffm.in A tbm-fnr pub­ lic service, such as lhis hns b.cebtne, fa GRANGE PROGRAMS Jars*-:.d*< than!. Mr.s Hart Is in'very ' poor health. . Mrs. Jr-hn Sinclair and Mjldrcd of South'Hastings, spent Sunday, with •Vern Sinclair and family. Mr*. Cora Cotton spent Monday with1 Mr. and Mrs Harry Scoby in Hastings Mis Janet Pettrngin and Mrs. Elsie Sothard attended ’ the Ifowlcr and Ragla school reunion at the Ragta i rchixiihmis# Sunday Mix, Marita Cameron of Hastings speijt Friday with Mrs: EviT Howley.; Tiie iadi- '• wnjr AhpDljntyte*. Mio. Lavnnchr Cotton ' and a girl fi b.nd are enjoying their vacation. Tiie1 girls are traveling through the wot and will go to the coast. Tiiey will be gone two weeks. We wish for them a gixxl time and a safe return home. , Tin- Ladles' Au! at Mrs. Elsie Mar•iv'.- .Thursday ’ wa* well' attended. ■and-Toddy a'.tendi-.l ti ( Grand Ruplils Thumtay. . Vbitora at Boss Cotton's Sunday Jolmnlv J ><•,. •• vhit.-d Satuytiv ■-a,,rr, nurs jiojcc and family ut Battle nmg a-. :l.i- home oi Mr add-, Mr ,;n.,.k. Mr ,,nil Mrs Ronda Luwc..mb „ John K.amvr. Mr ond Mrs. Butr Cotton .and 11 Li r>ild aiul Wilma, of Grind Rapid.*.: and Mr., Ruth Dunran add children of Woodland. Mi.-, c.htu- R'HiMi There will be do services at- the; Loav.1 ba-riia.l team ptayed Freeport । church the next two weeks nn account! .•n the hx-a. dtamou-1 Rund.iy whten ,nf th.. y R. camp meeting and confer-: mar<«i-.hytav of <I T_s;on, uhtch ty.im ,.nr,. a. thc ca,pp groull(U at sebeaa The .fune/al home, complete equip- . meht. trained per­ sonnel, anti long extjuirvtl over a peri.oil of years; mould­ ed into a smoothly. unit step by step. Many years Pl ci-ntinuous anil eon.vfaLent effort h a v e Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kennedy and !Barbara Jean of AJtoft. visited Mr. nnd;|| Mr*. William Smith Saturday. j '’ '' Ifarl . ii . tin it WE DELIVER Test this range yourself right here OU don't have to take anything for granted. Florence Oil Ranges are ready for action at all times right on the floor. Focused heat cuts kitchen hours and fuel bills. Come in and see focused heat at work. Our star salesman is the Florence range itself — “The stove with focused heat.’* Y FLORENCE 'Oil Range Perfection, Florence and Puritan Stoves Why not cook in com­ fort when you can buy <f stove so reasonably? , Don’t forget that now is the time to make arrangements for your Estate Heatrola this winter. , Something new to show you. They .are now priced as low as $49.50. Miller Furniture Co "Complete Home Furnishers" West State Street Telephone 2226 > Hastings, Mich. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION STAR ORANGE NO HA9TIN0S PARISH. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. R»t. c. M. Coaldin. tiliineiit of a high run WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME MOAOUV t MESH efmbulanct tSewice by a ‘Mr and Mrs Manley Sherman anti SOUTH THORNAPPLE: baby. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Skidmore Mr and Mrs. Merrill Ketchum and ■ and bjiby of Hastings camped at Deep family ot Ionia spent Sunday with her take over the week end. • stater arid brother. Mr. and Mrs. Sid­ , ■ Mrs. John Slu-rrnjui of Hunting* ney Kenyon. jiperit Friday night with Mrs E. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Terry and fam­ nd. Sponger and attended the Yankee fly have had as their guests, Mrs. I ,: --------------------- >al Spring* school picnic Satutxtay Anderson and children from Chicago, j others. ; Mr. and Mrs Shefman Sharpe enterMr. and Mrs Chu. B Johnson were Mrs. MmiUe Wardell Farr gate two tained Mr. and Mre. RoUo John.«?n ar.d entertained ______________ Sunday nt the home of 'readings in her mual pleasHig manner. • daughter of Dowagiac : Mrs John‘their children. Mr and Mrs. Theodore IGeorgi- Dixon aL“» gave two-numbers. Sherman of Hastings and Mr. and Wieringa • - of- near Middle- j. and•’ family enjoyed by all.' Mrs Wm Johnson Sunday • ville the occasion being Mr. John­ Officer, elected for the ensuing yeat , Mr, und Mrs Wm Stanton arc enter- son's birthday. .... transfer this Bench and 100 rolls. Will ’were: Mrs. Earn Springer. Pres.; Murk i tabling company from Allegan Mrs. Arthur Terry returned to Chi- account to responsible party for A. Ritchie. Vice-Pr.a. and Miv Dons' Mr. and Mrs Frank Green and fam- cago Monday evening after spending ance of W7.00. Write McKlbbln. Secy. jjy of Nashville spent Saturday night a few days here with her-family. . | After a social hour adjourned hoping)and Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Albert Fred Marks, who has employment' ta meet again at tbe'next reunion to Ih ! Green and fanulv. ; near fastings, was a caller Saturday 1 , Jield tlw lldrd Saturday In July IB33., A large crowd attended’the first an- evening of- Mr. and Mrs. Otis Scott, j BOX 3. ■ALMA, MICH. when it is hoped many oUiere may at- nua! picnic at the Yankee Spnngs ,John Mon&ma spent the week end | tend. • j with his parents in Grand Rapids. FOR SALE! $700.00 Waltham Player Piano 100% Thue Some one has said that a “friend is a bank of credit on which we can draw supplies of confidence and help.” ' CHARLES H. LEONARD frutifictivc Funeral Service Alio Ambulance Service ~ ’ �| Wednetday, Augu»t 3i 1932 THE HASTINGS BANNER gau U poetically the same.as lost year Alfalfa continues lo occupy an increas­ ing proportion of the total. The alfalfa acreage is fifteen per cent greater than last year, while clover and timothy are seven Tier cent lew. Ruins in May im­ proved hay prospects and the first cut­ ting of alfalfa was generally good. RAINS AND LATZ FROSTS in fruit the prospects se*m for a con­ siderably less apple crop than last year DAMAGED CROPS IN Peach prospects continue to be good SOME LOCALITIES Cherry prospects declined from June I. but the crop is better In the central and northern counties. BEAN GROWERS RE­ Michigan seems to have guessed right DUCED THEIR ACREAGE on raising pork. In tlie-Uni ted Slates, the. pig crop is seven per cent smaller Short Yield In Barley and Oats than in 1931. but Michigan hog raiser* increased their porkers by thirteen j*r Expected—Fifteen Per cent as compared with last year. Wjth tile increased prices this will be of Cent More Alfalfa much help to this state The July Michigan crop report ha-i come to hand amr Indicate* that some damage wo* done to some crops hi a lew place* in Michigan by frail* in June. also, by deficient rainfall the lat­ ter part of Jung und fCir some time in Lansing—-A kingfisher had a life and July. death struggle with a clam—and the The Michigan department of agri­ clam won. culture reporta that the acreage of field His lower bill caught in the vice-like crops tijla reason is practically the grasp of the clam, the bird was found same as tliat harvested last year, but lying al the bottom of a minnow pond because there was an abandonment of in Newaygo county. ti considerable acreage last fall, on acI. L. Bullis. Newaygo county firr coupt of drouth. the acreage really in ‘crops to be harvested this year is small­ warden, in reporting the result of the to the Department of Conserva­ er. than Inst year. Barley, sugar beets.1 battle tion. said the kingfisher iiad apparently jxitaloes. rye and alfalfa are the only mistaken the clam lying at the bottom Miclilgan crops showing an increase in of the pond for a fish, and dived for it. acreage. iU bill open ready to grasp its prey. The warm, dry weather of June was; The clam-grasped Ute bird's bill uijd favorable for Michigan winter wheat. the tiie bird, unable to release itself or The exjx-ctcd yield, while a little below to lift the clam from the bottom, died. tiut of last year, will nevertheless be] Hirer and one-halt bushels per acre! BEEKEEPERS TO MEET above the ten year average. Tiie fore­ AT FILION AUGUST 5-6 cast for wheat In the country Indicates about 1,60.000,000 bushels le.it than for] East Lansing—Tiie '12th annual sumudi. Conlrary to exticctatlons tiie oat and mcr meeting of the Michigan Beekeepbarley crops will be less than expected. i er's Association will b# held August 5-6 Ixvausa-of—damage from heavy rains । ut tiie home of I^avld Running, Pillon. lute In May. Insects and disease dam­ (who Is the only Master Farmer in age developed in these two crops, which j America depending upon bees as the sole source of income from ills dann will cut short the yield. Bean growers in Michigan reduced 1 business. Mr. Running has apiaries at Pillon their acreage by twelve per cent as compared with a yeor ago. As the and al Sumptcrville. Alabama. He ad­ rainfall during June was quite sjtoltcd vocates-and practices the renewal of over- tiie state, conditions of July 1 all colonies In the northern apiary each vary; but the outlook was for a crop of year with package bees from tiie South. about G.OuO.OOO budieis. The nation's ! He says this Is more economical than acreage of beam is 21 per cent lew than carrying old swarms through the that harvested hut ‘fall, and is the northern winters. The program lists an imposing array nnallest in ten yean. Wc hope tills of sjieakers who will tell some of the means a fair |irice. Rains delayed tiie planting of pota­ ways the quality of the 15.000.00Q toes. -m) that tiie average planting date pounds of honey produced in Michigan was live days later this year than lost; annually. Tiie speakers alio emphasize year. Tiie crop seems to be coining in I methods of increasing the consumer demand for honey and ways to attract good shape. The acreage of tame hay in Michl* attention to thi*.excellent-food. WHEAT EXCEEDS TEN YEAR MCE Clam Wins Battle With Kingfisher VALDURA Aluminum Paint COVERS MORE SURFACE SHOWS NO BRUSH MARKS Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage • Ha.stingsfMich. SAVE FROM ‘6” TO !26" On a Full Set of U.S. ROYALS with Tempered Rubber Take Advantage of Thia Greateat of All Tire TRADE-IN Sale. FULL 29.4.40 U.S. PEERLESS $3.95 AA OflQZ. r | 1 /O ■■ W' 30.4.50 U.S. PEERLESS $4.75 ALLOWANCE On Any Tire Regardless of Condition jfato Jport Jhop TELEPHONE 2177 DRIVE-IN SERVICE GOV. BRUCKER TO •SPEAK AT IONIA FAIR Will Also Personally Present Trophy to Winner In Horse Race The week'* program of the 1932 Ionia Free Fair—August 15 to 20—will tuke on a decided political flavor on Wednecday wheiMQovernor Wilber M. Brucker will linne guest of the Ameri­ can Lc^lun. Trie day will be known av Legion Day. and members of the John F Girard Post of Ionia are putting forth special effort to provide a day packed full of tanusual eiltertainment fea­ tures. One of tlw outstanding events will be a drum and bugle corps contest in which crack outfits from all over the state will compete for $250 in cash prize*. The governor will deliver an address before the grand stand in the after­ noon and on the platform with him there will be several prominent state officials und political leaders. The governor will also present per­ sonally the Governor's Trophy to tlw winning driver the feature event of the afternoon's racing card. Governor's Day is an annual event ut the Ionia Free Fair and has come to take a place of statewide signifi­ cance In political circles in Michigan. MIDDLEVILLE. Tue.iday evening tlw small house be­ longing to Ernest Vermeulen on the Inlng-Tiiornapplc town line was dis­ covered on fire. Ax no one was living there it was a-mystery until upon in­ vestigation footprints were discovered leading from near the place. After notifying the officers and upon further Investigation a- party living near there wa* arrested and we are told confessed to setting the fire and te now 6ut on bond to apiwar at the next term of cir­ cuit court. A very serious crime and one that can liardly be thought pos­ sible for a person of Intelligence to commit. The meeting Thursday evening at the auditorium was addre.ssed by u Mr. fcampbel). of Grand Rapids. A com­ mittee wo* named and they will act with the custodian. C A. Robertson, m arranging matters for the continuance of the bank, which wc io much need. John Chandler and party were here on Friday from Detroit, on business and calling on friends. John used to live here and greatly enjoys a vacation here. W. R. Harper, wife and daughter ex­ pect to leave Thursday for a week's visit in New York with a son ond fam­ ily. They will go by auto and will see some of the sight*-along tiie route. Some of the businessmen, who have sponsored the Boy Scout mbvemerit here from the beginning,- went over to Harwood lake, where the boys wens en­ joying the week camping out. Friday afternoon, taking over eats for supper with tiie boys, which all enjoyed to­ gether very much Some of the officers were there and held their court of honor. Several who had passed their examinations were advanced amidst proper ceremonies. It was a very pleas­ ant time for all. The boys broke camp Sunday P. M. after a week's enjoyment. Mr. Rusm-11 Beeler and Mr. Smith, of the school, were with the boys, the whole week. Others werp over and as­ sisted at times, but the former two arc the one* who have done the larger part of the work and are entitled to great credit in giving nearly forty boys not only a fine outing but meantime good instructions along right living. All concerned wish to thank Mr. and Mrs. C. O Kenyon for their kindness in so many ways. The landing where the boys were camped Is on their land and they dfil everything possible to make II pleasant for everyone. Asked them all tocomeatanytimeand stay as tong as they wished. A rousing vote of thanks was extended to these good people by the boys. Y.M.C.A.ITEMS boy# will be tn (raining for Hi-Y work nt the state Y. M C A. cutup onTorch lake August 26 to September 3, und four of .them will be from Burry county. Secretary Angell returned Satur­ day from a week spent among tiie towns of tiie Northern. District, alienthey market cherries bv the ton, ut’ one cent a pound. Barry County Y. M. C. A lost a goodfriend in tiie sudden and tragic death-' of Rev. F. G Barker _ There is still room for needy IxJVs at j Kellogg's camp August 22-31 Send you-’ name ja the Health Unit or to C. F j Angell. The Montreal Star says "Drinking I among women has increased 53'. rinct the Government has gone into the 11-1 quor business." DOWLING. A co-ojxtratlv» homecoming is being arranged by the members of the Dowl-[ Ing and Bonfield churches to be held; ut Bonfield on Sunday. August 14. Il will be an all day event and if special! invitation Li extended to all who in] former years were Interested in either 1 of tije churches, also those who are in- •' terested in the work at tiie present, time. Rev. Pufier will be one of the1 speakers of the day and special music [ u planned for the forenoon, with or- ! chestra music on the afternoon pro- , gram. A picnic dinner will be held in! the church basement at the noon hour ' Next Sunday will be missionary Sun­ day in the church which is usually ob­ served with a short program in under the direction of Mrs L J. Oswald. Mr. und Mrs. Arthur Gerber" and family of South Bend were recent guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.) John Gerber, and while here they at­ tended Uh' Gerber and Herrington re-' union at Clear lake. Their sister. Mrs. ( Clara Knoblauch of Riga, who has been the guest ot' relatives here the past two weeks, returned to South Bend with her brother and wife. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Sproul dnd Nancy. Patsy and Vida June of Dj-troit arrived Friday afternoon for a two weeks' visit with relatives und will oc­ cupy tiie Stanton cottage at Clear lake while here. Tiie Dowling school reunion will be held Wednesday. August 10 nt Herring­ ton's resort. Clear lake, r All former students and teachers are. urged,to be present und meet their friends 6f for­ mer days. Candidates for county and state offices in the September primaries wiU be welcomed and introduced. A fine program has been arranged by the program committee. The dinner will be served nt noon in cafeteria style. Bring your own table service and something to add to the table of eats Sports und games will follow the pro­ gram. Mr. and Mrs, Charles""BeUon arc moving this week from West Branch to the Wm. Fry farm near Bonfield. Tiie Norris reunion will be held this week Thursday at the Vickery resort grounds and the Weeks school reunion next week, Saturday the 13th. tanking August a busy month in the pictuc line. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson of Cassopolis were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Holcomb. Mr. and Mrs. Harry McCarty left Sunday morning for Traverse City and other northern pointe, where they will s|>end. a part of their summer Vacation. Tlw Burney Mill school will hold Its annual school reunion at the school grounds on Saturday, August 6. All j former teachers and pupils are urged to attend and all who are interested arc invited. Mrs. Mabel Moody of Maple Grove visited Mrs. Lottie Ornube Monday. Regardless of the coolness of the evening the Ice cream social at the| Smith home Friday evening proved toi be a real success, the lawn was very! cleverly arranged for the occasion I and the talk by Mr. Ketcham made tilings complete. Proceeds $12 80. < , The Spirit of a Bank T IS a well recognized fact that the spirit of a bank—that is the motive which guides it in its dealings with customers—is the most effective builder pf good will possible for a bank to possess. I NOT how much it can make out of a customer, but how well it can serve him consistent with sound banking^ is the spirit that runs through the daily re­ lations of this bank with its customers. • / For four generations this strong bank has never taken a backward step, but has stood firmly in­ trenched in the confidence of its friends, patrons and the community which it Has faithfully served. Every savings depositor has regularly received in­ terest earnings at the rate of 3^ compounded semi­ annually and has obtained his deposits when needed. I i . Keep up that habit of putting something in that Savings Account in this conservative bank. HASTINGS NATIONAL Only National Bank in Barry County T) A 'MTZ" jDxa.il ±\_ Hastings, Michigan Telephone: 2217 BARBERS CORNERS. and Mr and Mrs James Bragdon ___ daughter. Crystal, returned Thursday from their trip to New York state ■ CARLTON CENTER. where /hey visited Mr. Brogdon's FAIR LAKE. | Horace Wagoner and family of OllThe Carlton L. A. S. wifi meet Thurs­ EAST ORANGEVILLE z brother. Clinton, who has been in poor day. August 4th. nt the horn? of Mr. i health. AND WEST HOPE. Mrs. Mildred Frits and. Porter ,veL Herb McGlodtlin and wife of apd Mrs. Leslie Daniels for supper.! Orvil Shellenbarger spent Friday and Knowles and family motored to Jack- Nashville. Mason Forshcy and family j The Johncock (formerly Eaglei 1 Saturday of last Week with his father, AU arc cordially invited. ! and Ray Pierce and family of Banfield (school reunion will be held on the sson Sunday. Julius Shclicnbarger. near Lake Odes- .A number from this community at-! school grounds Saturday. August 6. Albert Hartman and- famib-hnd Er-!guests al Earl McGlockUn’s Sun­ tended the county grange picnic at Pol luck dinner. A program is being rnest Pennock and family of Hickory dw­ Mrs..Jay Smith is rapidly Improving Crooked lake Saturday. eomers were Sunday guests at Jason' I *Lauda Frits is spending a week with Tiie Primary and Intermediate class- I■ prepared. Everyone interested Li in- <Willison's. from her recent Illness. Grace Cose of BuriingtoA. sited. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Vknderiuif! of c* of the Sunday School were enter­ . Mr. and Mrs. Rutsell Johncock, Arion . West Caledonia called on Mr, and Mrs, tained at the home of Mrs. John Shupp ((and Margaret Johncock took Daisy with a welncr roast. About twenty 1■Johncock to Chicago Saturday returnJay Smith Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Nay Bump and family were present and nil had a very happy |i ing Sunday. Mbs Johncock is in train-; of Hastings spent Sunday with Miss time. [ing at a hospital there and graduates I Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred 1' next June. Minnie Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hauer enter­ Henney were, Mr. and Mrs. Gall Hines Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Martin and tained Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Clum and and daughter. Thayla of Lansing and (son visited Miss Rosemary Stebbins at Mr. and Mrs. August Tasker and Miss; family of Coats Grove Sunday. ' Prairifeville Sunday. Mrs. Lewis Bachnta'n Is not so well Margaret Nichols. In the afternoon ■' Mr. and Xfr/;. Floyd Johncock went to Mr. and Mrs. Carl BrvcbeUan and fam- [j New Jersey last weelf. Mrs. Johncock । at this writing. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dinehart and ily visited there and in the evening Mr.: ' remained for a longer visit with her, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Smith are here to and Mrs. Clair Jones and children and[ ! parents. Floyd te staying with his’ Miss Vcrda Zuschnitt of south of Has- ( assist in the care of Mrs. Joy Smith. . ’ mother. Mrs Herb Johncock. Miss Lillian Matthews is visiting her Ungs. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Warner and Pastures are drying up and getting short. William Valentine of Grand Rapids niece in Georgia for a few months. daughter of Hastings stayed at the; Mrs. Etta Bump is visiting her sis­ spent the week end with his cousins, .1home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johncock One bag of Dairy Feed in summer saves three Nelson and Cletis Valentine. ' ters tn Grand Rapids for some time. in fail or winter. while they were gone to Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henney. Mr. and . Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Shroyer and son If you have your own grains or are mixing Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Lemnar of Pleas ­ were entertained at the home of Mr. Mrs. U P. Greenfield and soils. Mr. anti ant lake visited Sunday the latter's your own feeds—try SUPER SOY—the Dew and Mrs. Palmer near Middleville on Mrs. R. Greenfield and children spent mother, Mrs. Hattie Anders, and fam ­ mineralized high protein concentrated feed. Sunday at Middle lake. Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. Hanson of Lowell visit­ ily. We carry a full line of dairy feeds at prices I. R. Jones of Galesburg visited Mr. EAST IRVING. ed Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Crockford Sun­ that are right. and Mrs. Jas. Collins Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. George . Dixon, Ben day. ( Mrs. Mae Jones of North Prairieville Try our 40% HOG SUPPLEMENT FEED Dixon and Mrs. Will Page attended the RAI TIMOR*- (riFNTKR aPent from with your grain for your hogs and see them BALTIMORE ENTER.. andWednesday until Saturday Yankee Springs school picnic at Yan­ grow. kee Springs schoolhouse Saturday. Ur. M TVlUu. .pent S«lH,ttarl ah„lllck „ vUlun< , urtUy ud Sunday U tut nek wllli, weetl ,„ north,,,, p.rt of the We Have a Feed for Every Need sing Bunday. Mr. and Mrs. rt..™ u. Gurnsey — near Freeport. menu.,. ' „ eelkUtn. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Greenfield, Mr.:' 1 Walter Hammond of this place and Mrs. Courtright Mr. and; Mrs.’ Miss Pauline Lydy of Woodland were ■and ------------------------ — and ---- .----------BUGBEE CORNERS. quietly married one day last week. lUlph Henney. Mr Mr, Hoy M„ John p„„. Congratulations. . areendeld end r«n,»M spent Sundky • Mr. and Mrs. Will Psge, George Dix­ at Middle lake near Carlton Center. brother chax_ Foote. FLOUR -«- FEED COAL ♦ CEMENT ♦ IE. A Mrs. Archie TrUsl.. Mr. — and Tobias spent! Mr and Mrg Mfrle Count 0{ Ka)a_ on and Oscar Page ot Hastings attend­ ■RICK TILE -> FARM IMPLEMENT* ed the Page and Dixon reunion Sunday Sunday at Head lake with Mr. and matoo and Mr. and Mrs Chas. Foote at the Ella Sharp park in Jackson. Mrs. H. Tobias and Mr. and Mrs. Tip and famUy family took thelr their lunch and spenf soent1 Clyde and Jessie Vester have beenI Fisher. . — Sunday at Fish lake. HASTINGS visiting their aunt. Mfrs. George Dixon., Mr. and Mrs. Courtright and Mr. and 1 the past two weeks, returning to their■ Mrs. R. Greenfield spent Friday In Leather made ot shark skin does not home In Grand Rapids Monday. Battle Creek. (crack. SUMMER FEEDING Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. �IHE.HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST J 1»M and In supplying water attracted a great deal of attention. The harvest­ COURTHOUSE NEWS BY COMBINING EFFORT ing equipment started with a squirrel rifle and ended with a harvester PROBATE COURT. Need More Than Individual Ac­ combine*. A lone Indian pony drag­ ging a pole sled contrasted with .the* Brt. Herbert Colby, dec'd. Inventory tion to Change Condition pursing horsepower beneath the hood rr of modem car*, and the water buckets med' According to Speakers on a yoke showed in sharp relief E»t. Datiu* Buxton, deed, East Laming—No retreat to past agaliut a modern electrically operated confirming sale entered, final account filed. century standards for Michigan farm­ pump and storage tank. Eat. Sarah Malcolm, deed. Proof of ers and no Bivorce from industry for MORGAN. will filed, declination of trust filed, no­ agriculture, was a portion of the mrPaul Cole of Battle Creek visited Jim tice to heirs filed, order admitting will sage of George E. Btrtiop. sWy-mana­ entered ger. Upper Peninsula Development Bu­ F.TCIuii.-v Hart. dic'd. died. Order reau. who pointed out to the famMrs. Cecil Munton and daughter. EJr Chance A. Hart, er> UUJ VI* Day e.uu a-udience <w< ... at Michigan Slate Ruth, num. ... ......... ... of a.a*.a Hasting-, spent a,couple of confirming sale entered Oollegr that erganired effort by farm- jdays last week with Mrs. Letha 'Ad ­ ■ . I—1 .— „ " " *■ E*t Frank L. Fl-Jut. dee d Final acen. u tin- method f&r solving pr*1*”1 -m*. kin*. ’ •: .. ■ count filed, determination of inliertproblems M; p. .Ford —.. ' — ------ ----Mr and — Mr*. Lemond and tancr tax filed - » n_j dn a* ttheir >• Mondial! Tripp. Fits’, annual Mr. Bishop said ' A rural economy daughter of.... Kalatnasoo called that count.* rornr IJ.Ouu farm cu-opera- uncle. 8. B Palmer. Sunday. (account of guardian filed. tire* with 3.000.100 member*, doing u Mr antl Mr> Leo King and «on ol. E*t. Frank Colo.' dec d. Order allow­ business ot M.S00,«X).ikXJ in 19M-31.; Lansing and Mr*. Chas. King of Grand ing claims entered plainly lia* the vitality necessary to | Raiyds are spending u few days with Fit. Elirabelh Salisbury, deed Order -ucccso Add to that the power of the Mr and Mr* J- W. Shaffer allowing Halms entered. great general agricultural organixa-1 Mrs'. Letha Adkins and Mrs. Lenna Est. Cordelia Fuller. Release of tlon* and you have a sorial -influence. ।Howard accompanied Mr*. F^rn Mun- guardian filed, final account ot guard­ a» well a* a bargaining paarr. which ,'ton afid Rutn Of Hasting* to Battle ian filed, discharge Ukued. estate en' can largely, determine the future of Crr?k Friday v-.-rolled. agriculture.'' Mrs. Lillian Jennings of Albion U in* Est. Elisabeth Salisbury, dee d. Final Dean Joseph F . Cox gave a rwuiw jjy. village visiting friends account filed, order for publication en­ of the contribution* made by MichiClayion and Arthur Webb »i»ent tered gan State College tu Michigan -gricul- Sunday in Freeport. , Krt Sarah Malcolm, deed Proof of - tufv during the P«t ”5 JTar» Rfd Austin Delong and Mary Turner spent will filed, declination of trust filed, or­ Rock wheat. Rosen rye. Robust beans, Sunday with Millie Flurry und Martlia der admitting will’ entered, bond filed Hardtgan alfalfa, and other popular d, . crop varieties have gone from the, Mr. and, Nr». Clair Van Sickle — .. und. litter* testamentary issued, order limit­ ing settlempni entered. petition for Campus to the farms of the AUte. Elwood apd Marlon Van Sickle of hearing claims tiled. Notice lo credtTlx S>iitex meliiod of deurmteiut Linring epent Sunday nilh Mamie tors issued soil acidity now used almost universal­ Webb and family. ly was developed at Michigan State. Charles Quick of Eagle returned to One of the CoUege staff nas recently hl« home Sunday after *j>endlng two lier allowlna claims entered. announced a nietiuxl of »ucee.4fuUy, weeks with Mrs. Be*sic Smith, hto | E>t W. M. Whipple, dec d. Final acl 1 count of Admr. filed. order for publica­ treating Malta fever Methods of con- pcicr. , ’ trolling plant di^ase* are! insect pcs.fii Mm Cecil Munton of Hayings called tion entered. arc other well known contribution* of,i on Mrs. Dctnartou* Hagerman Sat- ’ Eat. Lottie Murphy Hart, dec'd. Proof •of Acrvier filed, proof of will filed, order the College. . i urday. A piuseant »how1ng the progress I1 Victor Smith spent’last week in De- :admit tins will entered, bond filed-and ,'letters iAmunI, order limiting settle­ made in transportation, harvesting. troit. . inent entered, petition for hearing ' clainif filed, notice. to rh-dilors ivued SOLVE RURAL PROBLEM BELTON. . Ladhv of the M H cdiurch will serve ‘h chicken dinner at ths home of Mrs Ethel Pennock on Friday night. Au­ gust 5. beginning at 5:00 o'clock . i The Ki.llry-T.olta reunion will be held at Bakers rv.Mirt. Crooked lake on Saturday. August 6, ’ . Mr. and-Mrs. Charley Kahler enter-; ■ tallied Mr. und Mr*. C. R. Bacon of' Flint Saturday night and Sunday. At a • ilv attended a. family reunion at Gull i lake Wednesday. Mrs. Edith Barnes entertained her mother. Mrs. Wright, from Flint last; Vegetables lEwilFsoon be a HALF CENTUfy¥~that this bank has been of stalwart worth to the progress and prosperity of Hastings and its people . . . On the Following Program of Helpfulness: 1— The FREE COUNSEL and ADVICE-of officers and directors . . . ALL practical business men. 2— The use of our business facilities—the LATEST MODERN equipment. 3— A SAFE, CONSERVATIVE INTEREST RATE —^3^ compounded semi-annually. 4— A PERSONAL INTEREST in the welfare.of EACH and EVERY customer. Such a program as this should com m end tlup safe old bank to your consideration. If you are not already a depositor here you are invited to become one. Hastings City Bank Tin- Nublci-Walldorfi reunion will! ix- held at the W»ildorfl cottage nt I ■ Wall lake Sundays AukuM 1 Mrs. Sleeman of Coojier sjM-nl a ffw days last week with her mother. Mr* ■ Ida Barnes. • ’ ' Rus.m.-11 Mott ond family returned 1 home Monday night from a trip to . klu* western coast. They had a won­ derful trip, but nevertheless' they said . it Heenwd good Jo get home. ■ Mrs Queen Colljns ot Cincinnati wax the guest of her mother. Mr*.! I Mattie Blackman, several days past I Several from here attended- the ._____________ iSEJ.wooihAm.. bowM. K*™rn». «. m, with Mr ..nd Mrs Will Gurd. a Sunday vUitor'at Sim NiiA; Dr. and Mr- Farwell an- spending! Mr* Gkn England' entertained the|rauch better and will soon be home L. Myers iuuf wife of Doiid Corners Arthur Clark.-. Jr of South Havrti a couple ot week’ in Detroit wheret B™*S* chib Thursday evening at her! a«aln were callers Ut Clarence Campbell's ha.- been s|)cnding a few day . Ulth hi . th.. .. taking ta. ..w —.,.t course .^..—..cottage oi\ Saddlebag lake. Mr* ArMrs. Wai he Campbell and children Sunday gi.u>dparenfi.. Mr. and .Mr R J. WiL the ,owt„. doctor is special | thur Giddings of Taw ax-City and Mrs of Freeport spent u pai l of the past ■in (he Ford hospital. . ••* ' -l:am, • PLEAhANT HILL. Mrs II J William.. I.J.- Um <‘>nMr* Irene Harrington entertains fht, Prances Herbert and Miss Ruth Holmes week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wcrlnfiui Lloyd LA. 8. this week Wednesday instead ot California were out of townTUMt* Mrv Georgt Koiirm and foa Nor- fined to her bed tiie past week but is Mr ami Mrs. Vern Quick and chil- Owen and family. Ardy Owen and man of South Bend spent from Satur-. able lo be up about tlw Iioum' iA>w. "I Mrs Farwell as wa* announced in last week's items. * (Iren of Baiitleid spent Sunday with Mr 'wife and Mr.-. Henry Lciiuar spent <1.1,v until Tuesday with ..... . 1kt parents. Mr. and Mis Lloyd Colvin hav’ v<«n Everyone remember the Cotton Blos- and Mrs. John Doster. Saturday with Mrs, Leo Monroe und Mr. Mi - 7: H J. William- Ruth and’U> Waldion where Lloyd iw. cmployM. and . • mi Singers from the Piney Wqodst .... Mr. «.... and Mrs ... E w O.. Shorno «.«. and mu son' Kalamazoo j-y, _ the w» Dal0 niio have bc-n y._ *|Niiding school who wifi gne a concert in the Don (pent Sunday with Mrs. Lawrence- Hilwatd Campbell and'wife spent irtuHH-d home uith tlw m. Delton M E church on Tueaday night ' Hilbert «nd Ririe a: Saddlebag lake. Sunday with her parent*; Mr. und Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrua Shroyer and son A club exclusively for those who «r>Angus! p Don't miss this treat, J\«t Mrs. Lei Marston of Blanchard is Zlfilcr of Hind* Corners. Clavton wer- Sundav gu--*u of Bci! entitled lo the prefix Sir I* auggnated .1 free will oftertnr which goes for thei visiting Mrs -Nellie Hitt lor a few — days - - ------------------------------.Mrs Eldon Gctman and cluldren ot Palmer . A Knight- club. — Otago* Evciutc benefit ol the schtxil. ' Mrs Mr> Philip Philip Schray Schray and and Rranddaugligrandtfemrh- Battle Creek arc speeding the week Mi> Maud Wood of Baltic Creek war Tunca. Mr and Mr*. L. N Bush are spcnjLjters. Vivien and Shirlev. Shirley. suent s|>cnt Sundav Sunday, •n. Villen • mg a couple of week* at their cottage | at Morrison lake. at Eaton Rapids and attending tiie! Mrs Wesley Meyers celebrated her . camp meeting there . 78th birthday Friday Friends and Mr and Mr*. Will Ma>on entertained relative* called during the evening. । ;Sunda-. the following guest* In honqr! Thursday aftermxm Miss' Junr - ! Mr Maaonbirthday. Mr and Mrs ' Cmcktord and Mis* Carolyn Bom en-, B--rt Litt- and two sons of Kinsley, '.ertainrd. Inends in honor or their Mr and Mrs Myron Mason of Cedar birthday». June's birthdav occurring o.-. (Creek Mr I-aac Muon and family of ( Wednesday and Carolyn’s on Friday Ctrfrjgo and Mr- Jewell or Kalama- 1 Mis- Virginia Paul came home Ba'.­ urday from East Lansing where she has Alber: J^luf.liatiM-r passed awgy at been attending summer scl^ol . I he. home Thursday monung after revMr. and Mrs James Neal and son oa! month- of intense suffering. Fu- j Ra-hard of Ovid spent the' week end ^teral service* were held Sunday attef-1 .A;th Mr* George Paul t-.mn at the Hcntou home Rev L D Mrs. David Vail of Muskegon spent ar"1 tatcrineut u: tlw week end with her mother Mn ; H1;.kor> c!,r,7:j "nwten Smith Holmes S.aniyw1 Adnanson of Battle Creek Mr and Mrs. James Tyler spent Sun’Pent from Friday until Sunday with. riMM„ Eva Tuutwetn of Mar­ tyr grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Peter, .U1 corner*. Mr and Mrs E J Sheldon and Mr and Mrs. Reuben Wolcott are attending COATS. GROVE. , camp meeting av Eaton Rapids this Free Gate Admixxlon. Mrs Willard Demond visited I.irrytock Parade Aug. IS. Horaethoe Pitching Context. • Free Parking Spare. , MyrtU Wallace near ^>tud Creek Tues-1 week. Automobile Building. lior-e Pulling Context. Free Picnic Ground*. day • Miss Mard* Faul vuued her grandMerchant*' Exhibit*. Poultry and Pel Slock Exhibit. luto Race*. Aug. IS and 10. The L A S. will serve home made 1 mother. Mr> C B Benham, ot Has­ Band Concert*. Haked Good* Exhibit. Free Act*. tco cream and cake at the church on tings from Friday until Sunday Uvestoek show. Mrs. R O Finnie and children reBoy** and Girix' Club Exhibit*. Large Exhibit of Horae*. Thursday evening this week. Agricultural Exhibllal Bee* and Honey Exhibit. Sunday evening the program wax in Wail lake Floriculture Exhibit, Pa*»cnger Airplane*. ' > i.Jtge ot .Che men.-. Sunday school Mr and Mil Albert Fox and daugli-. SIX cl the men of the class ter Cura of Clieuning visited Mr. and — MONDAY, AUGUST 15. Everything spoke mi ths subject of “Gambling" and E 8. Thompson and F C Wins Mrs«John Dell from Thursday until * 3 Price to Kiddies OnThia Day. mad-’ remark-- a men's chorus led Sunday • Mia Wm Molilcr vuited relatives in the tinging And AMERICAN ttGION D.y, WED., Mrs Willard Demond. Mrs Russell Hartings Friday Mr and Mra Fred, Bxdr: and Drtnond and Mrs Arch Orates visit­ AUGUST 17th. Gov. Brucker will attend. ed Mrs Stella Tuckerman tn Assyria daughter. Winifred, and Mrs J Brown spent -Sunday with Mr: and Mrs P on Wednesday. ' FRIDAY, AUC. 19, Cr«n,e Picnic Freda and Cleon Smith spent par: Frost 0! Lansing Mr and Mrs D B Green vuited Mrs. of last week in Lansing and Farm Bureau Speeches. Ruth Marian and Pau[ Woodman, J Duel o! Vermontville Sunday after­ ' vittor WenslofT and Rex Dunnigan at­ noon. H B Tukey and children of Syra-' tended the Iwseshoe game tn Delton SATURDAY Evening, AVGUST 20, Amid cure. New York, arc vintuig Mr and . Satunia-. evening. CiJriou. Splendor « Couple will wed. Next Sunday evening there will be **r> E Davenport for a few weeks an unusually good musical program Arthur Giddings of Ann Arbor spent given by John Sturgis, a composer and thc *-c*k enrf <tth his family here Every Night Mammoth Dhplay The Feature Grand*land Attraction tpuMctan ol note Mr SturgU ts no» Mrs. Robert Austin of Lansing spent a leader and instructor in music at 'he week end with Mr*. Rhoda Austin' the R.wk Lake Christian Assembly be- and Robert Aintm mg hrld near Vestaburg He is an un--------------- -------------- ' A Gigantic Panorama of Light. Color A Regular Broadway Revue with a Caat penonataj, a violinist and a vocal and Nelie *■ ot Over 100 People .i "The Bank with the Chime Clock" Surplus . . $50,000.00 Capital . . $75,000.00 ALWAYS TOP-NOTCH I.G.A. STORES From orchard and garden, I. G. A. the choicest of cris­ py-fresh vegeta­ bles, lusciously juicy fruits. You’ll find scores of treats —all at I.G.A. low prices. Gelatine Dessert Powder 3 Pkg». 19C Mayonnaise Marshmallows The Service We Extend to Every Patron 10c •■u. 10c SO.J., Plan to Spend Your Vacation at the LARDPure POST BRAN FLAKES Catsup' ICT Large Battle 00714622 15c pkS. no 6-Days P&G-Flake White SOAP Fifteen Bar JC Soap Grains IGR ri,- 17c I Red Salmon IGA No. 1 Can 23c f Arc You Growing a D LI’ \17' J J* i UD11C W eauing FREE Instruction* at All I.G.A. Stores . . . 1 5c Salad Dressing . Cheese u. 16c Flour ICM . - • s«k 59c Hershey’s Cocoa xu-c.. 11c : ' IGA STORES.?!' This Year overnor s Farmers’ Day LITTLE BOY BLUE MAGIC FLOUR? Quart Jar 6-Nites V-^AlllClrGri S UQ,y M AZOL A OIL Pint Can 23c Mustard AUGUST 15-20 AMERICA MARCHING ON . Mr and Mr? B T Burge;; of Bal- smg Eriday attending Farmer; dgv. tie Creek vtoted st Willard Demond ; Add Simpson - and wife j m ’ Level on Sunday Park and L DoBoise and-wife aj AuMr and Mrs E O Smith visited in fusts (spent Thursday night at Henry Northern Michigan tart week Wertman’s. Alton Wood and tenth* xiaited 6unMr and Mrs John Lammert. Mn day at Clint Boice': They alio enWertman and Mr Lammers attertameq company frerr. Laming tended Camp mefrung at Grand June­ --------ton Sunday We are torry to report -rw. -e --------feekfl< truly reflected by the -utdoon ft *iit body. f-tete 1 .emaar. who is at ths N«w - FIREWORKS • GREATEST MIDWAY -------------- Wholesome. Amusement EIGHTEENTH SEASON -------------- MICHIGAN'S GREATEST OUTDOOR EVENT �PAOISJHW TIIE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 5, 19S2 MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO 2 The telephone is a valuable aid in securing ANY pen-on* who arc "<in call” for either l<-ni|M>nirv or pcnnuiiciit employ men! find that their telephones give thcni.nn advantage. For employ era often summon those persona Jirnt whom they can reach easily and quickly M Jiy-lflt'lihiine. And in emergencies, such m» fire, accident or siidih-n sickiirss.y our telephone is PRICELESS PROTECT ION, enabling you lo summon aid immediately, day or night. Few tiling* tliat you buy offer so much useful 'service and protection at such low coni us the telephone BUY YOUR BINDER TWINE : but lb From Our Stock iow. vd Run in ploy- ,ho are rgcxted. Evening Prices that are right and a Quality that will give you Real Service GET OUR PRICES ON YOUR NEXT WINTER’S COAL SMITH BROTHERS, VELTE & COMPANY Poultry and Stock Feeds Coal, Lime, Cement, Etc. Telephone 2257 Hastings,. Mich. —i ---------------------------------- —— SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. I NORTHEAST CARLTON. Miss Evelyn Newland is visiting her Mr. apd Mrs. Fred Decker spent Sat- ■ aunt, Mrs. Chas. Robertson, of Middle- urday night and Sunday with friends ville. a . jin Kulantodo. Miss Mary Douglass is spending tlx*1 - Mr» Lloyd Endsley and children und week with her brother. Roy. and wife Mrs. W«U, r Lower and children of of Hasting.*. . > taiulnJuji.Mtcd their parent*. Mr. and The Abgiut. meeting ot the McCallum'-" ” “ — ----­ community club will be held Friday , Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Hayward, of and Deltap Visited their parents. Mr. and evening. Auguu IMh. with Mr it::? ivllle Mrs^Dotl Lydy, and family Sunday. Mr.*. David Shepherd of Prairieville Wesley Booker spent one day last instead of Mr und Mrs. Richard Laubaugti ot this place iu rvixirtnl liut week in Baltic Creek. i Mr. and Mrs. Zeigler und family Mr. and Mrs WulHswiu und Mr have gone to Traverse City, to visit and Mn. Geo. Haven* and daughter Mrs Irene Booker is not very weU Dorothy <+re guests on Sunday of the former* daughter. Mrs. Howard John­ son. anil htuband at - Crooked lake i Caller' at the Lewis Daniels* home Master Erwin lUvcib. is apcndlng the Sunday were. Mr. and Mrs. Mike B«k■ with and family and Mr. and Mrs. week there. I . . । — • Mr..and Mn Jiin Wilcox ami chil­ Kill.-. Daniels. dren and Benj Jenkiiu. *|Wiit Sunday ‘ Miss Eileen. Daniela is spending th<‘ week with her grandparent^ Mr. and Mr.s. Elwyn Daniels, in Hastings Miss Donna Bagley of Kalamaroo b Mrs. a guest of her grandporenU, Mr. and Lewis Daniels accompanied hi* parMrs. Francfs Gorham -ents. Mr and Mrs. Elwyn Daniel- and A large crowd attended the Olis his brother, Kenneth Daniels, to Alma school picnic on Saturday. VlaUfng and Saturday where they visited John sumptuous dinner followed by a good Daniel* and. wife, program, races aud a bull game made II j ,*-“~*--------------HOPE ( ENTER. a pleaMiit occasion. Several families from here attended XWcy Douglass of Hastings visited a iew u.iys him wees m uh- man.- oi ma, ■ , •....... " , brotlwr, Dan and family While there , •',r ",ld Mr* 'Y, “‘ ! he wax made happy by receiving a hugs !;ulr “’“l Mr. und Mr*. Hu' sr .l turtle tl.rH, In 1874 h. caught a trotie '2, TJ In Otlx lake and uftic-carvlng hU ini ’helr *'Ir' and ^tr!' r,Bnlc tial* and tin* date on the Mirll iw lei It , Slln^uvgo. Recently a turtle wux caught by • MU' Ashby L* visiting her aunt Billy Newland, son of Mr. ami Mrs. ;“1<l ”nr'' - Mr- °"d Mts Ernwx Arn1' Bert Newland und on tlw shell were! n» KulwnaAio. Mr. IXmglax.*'initials and the d«te. On ■ Cha*. McD^rmoU is home from Uu Loaming about what Uncle Oley had; and i. improving in h.-Mth. doni Master Billy prerented him with Henry Anderis who ha* been Visiting the shell which hi prize.* very highly ll;’ daughter. Mr- Fred Ashby reMr.s Jim Wilcox and children and . in h,«’1P ln Pl»in»*»*M SutlMrx. Riitiard Uiubaugh und ton uttended the picnic ut Pine lake Thin - j COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS day. tpoiLwred by the Brush. Ridgv Cemetery Circle- .’ Mr. arid Mrs, Richard Lnubaugii and xon were Sunday afternoon calldrscut tlw iHinw of her amit. Mr.-. Andrew Carpenter, and-lamdy ul Shultz. ‘ maroo sjicnt Saturday night and Sun­ day night and Sunday witli Mr. and ' Mlf Wilbur Gibson. . ' Mr. and Mr.*. Clarence Bapchler nimlc a btuincM trip to Charlotte Tues­ day. ■ Mr.,. Arney Soniievllle will' entertain. •■the Shulu Conununity club Thursday.U | Everyone wcVtonu-. ; Wendell Kenyon of Battle Creek!', .-•lieiit several days last week with hia ‘ gtandimr. nts. Mr. and Mrs. Cl. E Kenyon. ! Ronald Kenyon of Belbivu*- and Mis* EUic Kinue ot Nashville xpent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mlfcener. Mr. aiul Mrs. G. E. Ki nyon urcom-!, ponied Theodore Pra’nxhku and fam-1 lly to the Thoma* reunion at Big Cedar '• hike Sunday. Sixty-eight were present,, ai'ming tins number was, Jiuiwx Thom-' v as ol Belding, eightj-*t ven y«ftr* olrf.H He drives hLs own car After the boun- j [ lllul dinner little .Dale Hulbert gavr't several line Mdectuma In his violin, and! ' ’ Ft lived 1 Craven and sister, Mrs Hazel!’: Benedict, gave .some fine guitar music. !g A pleasant time was spent together and •*' tlwy all hope to meet again at thri’* •same place next year. Ig Our annual schreil picnic Saturday, i un.s quite well attended, nearly one'11 _ hundred being present. Old school-1 ' ' mate's and teachers were there from Lansing. Believin', Nashville. Wayland, Delton. Hastings, and Lnriimic; Wyo.. after the bountiful dinner all enjoyed the splendid talk by J. C. Ketcham. We were glad.to liave him witli us this year Later tliere was a flue program consisting of music, songs and recita­ tion.*. Everyone had a good lime and wc ail hope to meet again next year. Mrs. Jessie Hine is our now president riiAlRIEVlLI.E.* Our boys feel very proud of their new bull suits, a gift from W. F , Smith, proprietor of the general store.Ju Tluy appreciate this generous gift and are thankful U> 4dm for his interest in the home team. Mrs. Peter Castle was taken seliously 111 Friday. At this date we arc pleased to rei»rt her better. F. n. Howard and c A. Armstrong were at BaZtle- Creek Thursday. Some from lu re attended the circus ut Kalamazoo Friday. Mrs. Karr and «gny of Chicago and Mrs. Clicrry of Lansing arc guests of Sir and Mrs W. F. Smith. Beverly Brown of Hastings is a‘« guest of her grandparents. Mr. and!!’ ’ Mrs. Silas Doster. . [ lt Those who attended the Ritchie Re-j. union at M. A. Ritchie s cottage ut!H Gun lake, were Mr. and Mrs Earlj!r •Johncock and children. Mrs Belle Mui- v len and Jane. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. h Norris. Mrs. Norns and Lucy. Mr and Mn W. J. Polley and Mrs. Smith and!,,:"-.' . Myrtle. n v:..» a ... Buchanan -------------M„ Davis.1 ■ Mr. and shite ---- _--- - ---------- Mrs. Norris*[j’1 ,i Monday A. M to inquire of-some old',,.. .......... I schoolmates and neighbors that lived‘"m stiri: ■ Mn in tM ulH LOST ANYTHING?—Try a Banner Want Adv. BUILDING AND LOAN SHARES Continue to Be A Safe Investment for Surplus Funds g^lje ffiafimtal jgoan & InuMtawnt (gompaiui Detroit’» Otdetl Building and Lam Ataociation 1250 Griswold St., Detroit Established fS89 . J. L. Mgus & Son. Local Representative, Hastings CLOVERDALE. | hhbMr and Mrs. Cobrey and family I Omaha. Nebraska are visiting the * ’ ' •Clancy family this week Mr and Mrs; Wallbridge of Battle j Creek are »i»nding a few days at the ! home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. , Sain Givens. ! Mrs. Mary Daily of Schenectady. N. Y., called on Mr. and Mrs. James Mac­ Donald Saturday P. M. : Thursday. Mr and Mrs. MacDonald, together with four of their clilldren, i attended the Pioneer picnic at BergI man’s Grove near Cedar Creek. | Week end visitors at the MacDonald home were, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Messany of East Wall lake, Mr. and Mra.j Peter Von Hout and family and Mrs 1 Oliver VanDenberg of Galesburg.apd;XIjh+,,Mr. and Mrs. Albert Nutt of Buchanan, ,„4 i Michigan. "*»’ .Mui Mark OarrUon and family attended 'a birtliday party at Wm. Bryans* in «<•!«» by Irving, on Bunday. |W*u*re. taut i Maxine Kingsbury calebrated her J ! third birthday Sunday with a party ___ . at Grandpa and Grandma KingsAlthough the New- York Police Bu-1 bur/j. reau has iwoooo finrerMnt records. j Mr az4 Mrs. H. 3. SptAc« aad MK. ar. expert fUiB/.syBtem makK. it p=s. Kate Bolling cf Kalamawb spent Run-: able tn identify a set ot prints in Are ! day with the Art Waugh family, or six minute*. THE — LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN! WMUK tOMOMYRMU' 12k BEEF STEAK BOILING BEEF RIB Choice Steer Lb. Salt Pork HAMS PORK STEAK s PICNIC ESS Sugar Cured Lb. J Qq 3Lb- 25c roast! roast) PORK ~ AC LOIN Lb. IQ I Ac | H Lb Center Cult RIB END || CHICKENS FANCY FRESH DRESSED FOWL SUMMER SAUSAGE lk 15c RING BOLOGNA H Lb 10c FRESH HAM u TCc BONELESS—ROLLED AND TIED SOAP CHIPS 2 Easy Taak 5 Lb. Boxes Mild Wisconsin Cheese 2 Lb*- 45c 25c WHITEHOUSE MILK * MILK PET °r CARNATION SALMON F“<* p“k c™ 25c 4 Lge. Can, J 9c 3 LgeCan* 25c Fels Naptha Soap 10 Yellow Ajax Soap — 7 Bar. 45C Lge. Bar, 25c Rinso Soap Powder 2 Lge. Pkg,. 37c IONA FLOUR 2414 Lb. Bag 39C 49 Lb. Bag 77C Rajah Salad Dressing Qt Jar 25c MUSTARD Qt Jar ' j 5c Gaitan 25c IONA FLOUR Clean Bulk Vinegar Quaker BEANS CIGARETTES RICE LUCKY STRIKES CHESTERFIELDS FLATS Fancy Whole Head ROLLED OATS CERTO 5 c*n* 25c Maid Pounds CLEAN BULK IQ H». 27c 20c 25c Bottle A&PTU Graat FOOD STORES Attaatfc A PadSs T Ca. m �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WE^N^AY, A^GCST 3. 1933 PAGE TWELVE ! Mr. and Mrt. Ed. Wait visited Will Wait and family near ClarksviDe Sun­ ! day. . . f Mort Sisson and wife spent from Tuesday until Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs. Dwight Barnum of Coats Grove. Tliey also attended the ox roust al Clarksville Thursday. The neighbors and friends of Walter Hammond, who Sat'irilay. July 33. was married to Miss Bawdy ob-Woodla’nd. a Farr, and baby of Kalamazoo have farmer teacher a( the Ryan sclioal. lier-ii visiting her grandmother. Mr been til at the home of her son Dave, gave them a notay UU|e party to ob­ Fred Elsey. and friends a couple day; has recovered sufficiently to accompany serve tiie event lust week Monday eve­ her daughter. Mrs John Stahl. Jo her ning. After a serunade of several minutes the crowd wen* invited In. the home near Clarksville. Ruby. Gary and Vernon Newton and house where cigar* and candy were Dennis Fredrick, members of the Call served.I Chib, enjoyed the County Dairy tour spent Saturday in Grand HupicU. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY . >( Mrs. Townsend. Mitu-s Campbell and; Saturdays Britton of Hasting. called on Mrs. De- ■ HtNDERSftoTT. I LEGAL'NOTICES | .wrman Beach. his sister. Mrs. Clara 1 Mr and Mrs .Mell Hendershott and Oliver, her daughter. Eloise Oliver and sons ot Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Spank of Scnrcu Falls. New Cail Morgunthaler ot Nashville visited York, hive been guests at tiie home of Clias. Beach. On July 17 they attended gobd erbwd to welcome her. . : Volney Hardy vbik.d his sister. Mr; , The date .set lor the picnic js Air>! Lucien Willison, and husband nta.-| gust 1! at Middle lake. All efforts pus- ! near Hickory Comers Sunday. b Mr. slble will be put forih to.niake young' ** “ and Mr.* Edd. Newton *------attended ----the funeral • ot Mr. ........ Schuffhatuer and old comfonable and have a goo I .... . .......... . ............. at | time. If you have room in your ear to Delton Sunday. “ carry anyone or do not have a way to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes and] po and wish to. call either M:.* A. C sons spent Sunday at Gun lake. Clark or Doreathca Traver. Bring a Mr. and Mrs. Dodge and son spent ■ pot luck dinner and your own table*Sunday afternoon In Potterville, service • ; Mr, and Mrs. Burrell Phillips and son --------------- - • » ----------and daughter attended a family re­ CAMP GROt’ND ROAD. union al Mr. and Mrs. .Wil) Bryans’ Last Week's Letter Sunday . Mr. and Mrs Peter Mo’c and Mr. Miss Thelma Tobias of. Bronson hosand Mrs. John Brand und three chii-jpital is home for a two weeks' vacadrrn of Holland «peht Friday. July Hon. 32 with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Me-; Mr and Mrs FYcd Bush and family! Clurkin and children |of Battle Cnxk called on her ptm-nu. Allen Bisbee of Chicago spent Sun- Mr: and Mrs. W O Tobias Sunday. day. July 24 with his wife and chll- afternoon, dien and his sister and family. Mr. Mrs. Mantiing and family entertained ’ and Mrs. Joseph McOlurkin. Bisbee, her son Billy of Big Rapiris, her duughleft early Monday morning. July 25 for ter and husband. Mr. und Mrs Miller.! Chicago. Mr*. Bisbee und children go- und son* ol Flint over tin- wet-k end] ing with him. after they, had and Mr und Mi... Dewey Reid uf Hus-i three wpeks with his sister and fuin- j tings called then- Sunday evening. ,ily. I --.--------■* Mr. and Mrs. Marion Luethe of EAST DELTON. . Caledonia spent Sunday evening, with Mr. and Mts. Floyd Morford and] her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M<g daughter s|g-iil Sunday with Dr. Mor-1 Clurkin. * terd and family ih Delton James McClurkin and friend. Miss! Miss Viola Willison and Stewart Wa-' Alice Standish, of Middleville, .sjwnt • ters accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Gordie i Sunday evening with his parents, Mr. Durkee and son to Baldy Hill at the] ... . Mrs Joseph Mct'lurkin. lake shore Sunday. and | Mr. und Mrs Claud Harrington ut; 1 near Bonfield spent Sunday with home NORTHWEST WETLAND. ' ’ Mr. and Mrs. Sam Pratt and the .... .folks. Albert Sclialthauser paiwd away Misses Myrtle and Doris Hall spent ------Sundjiy at tin- Johnson home at Pra- .Thu^day i Thursday morning after several] rieville. Ihionftu of suffering Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Dlahn of Chicago!. ..._ ’VWlet ----------------- -------Mlw Collison and some friends called on the latter's uncles/ Ed. and from Kalamazoo picnicked at Own lake' John Whitright. Sunday.’ | Saturday afternoon. Sunday guests dt the John Benedict] Mis* Lucille Gaindrr rls spending home were Mr. and Mrs. George Has-iseveral dal’s in Oakland county visiting kin and family of Landing and Mr and' relatives Mrs. C. W. Booth and Mr. add Mrs ' Mr and Mrs. Floyd Collison visited Howard Booth of Laingsburg. "his parents in Kalamazoo Friday. Mrs. Donald McQu.’irrie and ^wochli-' “ I dren visited Iwr sister and family from 1 Washington wlio life camping at Wall r । lake last’ week. , Mr. and'Mrs. Clute .lauiden spent Sunday afternoon with Effies father ’ । and sister near Bantldd. Mr and Mrs Bert Gulnder are en{ tcrttiimmf the former's aunt. Harriett " ' Hoiiey.M tt of Plainwell for a lew days. StOWL THESE PRICES IN EFFECT FRIDAY, AUG. Sth TO THURSDAY, AUG. 11th. KING'S FLAKE FLOUR All pu/p<H«—Mkhigm milted (Lowell, Mich.) 39c ’ Graham Cracker* 2 £. 23c Country Clab—rlcfc lo aourhlmieM Dill Pickles 2 25c Msitet Bund—fo* lundieoat and plcnkt Kraft 15c DRESSING H'i Kitchen Fttsh — Add* tat* to laUdi *■ 23c Loaf Cheese Fancy Style — Aaioilcan and belch Lifebuoy Soap 3 19c ' Fino Toilet Soap that it popular everywhere 8c Tribly Soap Another high qoalHy toilet toap Rinso 2 ft 39c Here’* a fawour Ume aad labor uver Pet or Carnation 19c 4 Evaporated Milk — Country Club 4 tall cam 17c Iced Tea 19c Wetco Blend — prepared especially for ickg Special Vote Items Monday lo Thursday Augurt 8th lo 11th Friday and Saturday Augurt 5th end 6th Wesco Tea 3 vote« Mr. and Mn». Bnt Sprnu-. r and fam­ ily of Flins visited at Joe Springer^ l a couple of days on their way home from Ludingion where they had been , staying. ’. ■ . Mr. anrt’Mrs. George Fox entertained his daughter and funiily from Chicago, • Mi»s Irvhe McCtpray of Toledo. Ohio, visited Mr. and' Mrs. Gerald] M . Cl’os.. Hastings, agrehsewnty. a form-1 w .resident of Irving, died recently athis home near baton. Rapids' He Is ]v survived by a’son. Glen and a daughter. ■ Mrs. Fred Stowell and daughter ofr Newark. Ohio, and Mrs Sarah Pot! 4 called on Mrs. Jane McCahn one day .t last week. ■ Miss Erma Btish of Hastings visited ' iy at- Wm. McCann's recently. Ol’.DEB TOR PUM.ICAT10N. notice to uy <if H»rr. CREDITOR*. * CRESSEY. Last Week’s letter., Roeella Barber and friend, Dorothea I Olin, Went to Saginaw Bay Saturylny] । where Hwy have rented a cottage for] a couple of weeks. ' Bobby. Lou and Joyce Rowlson of Augusta, who have been spending the] wxs-k with their grandparents. Mr. and] Mrs Robert Cosgrove, left Sunday toj spend a couple of weeks with their par- j ents at Gul) lake. Mrs. Conyer la spending a few days] with Mrs. Helen Schaffer at Delton l Delbert Ervdan and Mr Stocking made a business trip to Lansing Thun-, i day. Mrs. A. Shorter attended the Sun-1 shine club at Pine lake Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. E D. Reynolds of Wall lake. Mrs. Mae Hudson of Vicks­ burg, and Floyd Calms of North lrv-i ing. spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. W ! J S“lrn^ and Mr. and Mrs Lee Hey-! Delbert Enzlan and Mrs Lee Rey-I Saturday. day. Wendel Vrecland and family of De­ troit spent the week end at their col­ tage. . Ed. Matureen and wife of Kalamazoo with a party ot friends spent Saturday und Sunday at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Sprague went to, their home in Toledo from Sunday un­ til Tuesday. Clyde Fisher and lady friend also Jennie Moneysette of Kalamazoo were Sunday visitors at E D. Reynolds. Mr and Mrs. Olson and family of Mattawan are occupying E. D. Rey­ nolds’ cottage. Mrs Matteson and two daughters of Mason are spending a few days at the Vrecland cottage. Kraft H oi. 3 votes COUNTRY CLUB Tuna Fish 3 votes CHICKEN Of THE SEA MAYONNAISE Butter i ib. Corn Flakes 2 votes 5 votes Olives 5 votes HOLLYWOOD FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES 17* Bananas 3 Kroger 'Haney yellow fruit Elberta Peaches • 2 'b*. 17c Fancy grade — Jelcy ripe Celery. Tender home grown If. bunch 8c Head Lettuce Fancy Iceberg* 6c Choicest Quality Meats STEAK “ 12!‘ PORK LOIN ®bM Lk 9!c BACON .SiX/w 8!c SPICED HAM « 25' DRIED BEEF -L 18' •S? ROAST RoUrd&Tml |0C BEEF POT ROAST -9‘ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-08-10.pdf 1104d50604523c36efce12aa6f6e4c3c PDF Text Text Pill un- THE HASTINGS BANNER 4 ■oin SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR OX 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 10, 1932 PAGES 1 to 8 NUMBER 15 TWO HUNDRED NOT ’ METEORIC SHOWER "“"“daVd DOWLING1 Voters to Decide Eight Important Officers Elected For Further. Questions at November Election First By Dr. Puffer and Spe­ RE-REG STERED HERE DUE THORSDAY Sermon ance of Farmers' Market | cial Music To Feature Gath­ In Hastings ering On August 14 One Has to Do With Modification ASTRONOMERS SAY DISPLAY LAST DAY IS WEDNESDAY, GROWERS APPOINTED COMMITTER SATURDAY tnU ob- erul Die Last Saturday morning, at a meet­ .— of »<._ ygrjujt on hjj wrote to the Michigan Department of flection but also that It is for or ing the Earners' Market on the AUG. 24, IF YOU WANT TO State for further Information. Hire u against a scheme of modification that cement block back o! the post office, a VOTE AT PRIMARY the reply: now exists in Canada. j group pt Barry bounty farmers met tp The proposed amendment to Section - Evidently the persons who framed form an organization .to be known as Il of Article 16 of the Slate ConsUtu- this amendment were.trying to provide the Barry County Growers’ Associa- THIS REGULATION APtlon. as referred to In your letter of for a set-up to take care of the situs- tion. p; ire nsit v TA PITY thr 25th hut., is predicated upon tlie'lion if the 18th Aniendment ever were At thi* meeting they elected as presl-. rLICo UNLI IU Ul I I supposition that‘ the 18th Amendment ‘ ’ modified and thus to escape the criti- dent. James t>. Johnson, who appoint~ to the Federal Conilltetlon will be clsm that those- who desire modification ed a’ committee to rcprexcrit<the grow- Office Of City Clerk- Is Open modi tied or repeated in1 its entirely. have no substitute to offer. We believe >rs on tile market, consisting ot J. O.: — . Every Day For Convenience however, that the proposition might Johnson. C H. Edwards. A. E Hayes of Hastings Voters meirt of the Volstead Act which would better, have been left as a yes or no. and J Hardy? Tins committee will ■ vote on the question of modification meet with the city council' Friday! The primary election will be held amendment to the Slate Constitution alone. Injecting a proposed substitute night of this yeck to propose some I cn, Tuesday, September 13. The last _.—... .much debated -• ... rll]cs und regulations for the .better-' day on which anyone can register tn became operative: In other words, this Into .ithe already subject amendment would not be workable un­ of modification is-likely to result in con- iment nf-the market • thirdly, io as to vote al tiiat primary, i will be twenty days before that date, or der the Federal Constitution as it now fusion and if the amendment loses will i give the modifisationisLs th? argument; August 24. So. us near as we can make out, this that Jt wasn't modification, itself, that: j We have explained that every voter proposed amendment is attempting to lost but the type of substitute pro-: I in Hastings must rc-regtster. or he or sopnd out the sentiment in this state posed. e she caijnot vote at either the primary for a particular form of modification [ in September or the general election. To sum up: A vote of yeif on the' by offering people a chance to vote for amendment mekrui that the person vot- i I j in November. The law requiring tills tile establishment of a commission that ing favors modification; also that he (Is mandatory and cannot be avoided I'or r.r AVdrt/vt evaded. tlz'rr-fflifr'itmr> Reregistration nf of nil all »hj« the cannot legally exist until the Volstead favorS a state control system similar to , Act has been changed. The liquor the Ontario plan GROUNDS OPEN AUG. 22 FOR voters Is not required In any township control commission proposed by the A vote at no means tiiat the person TEN DAYS OF SCOUT in tills - county. ‘ It applies only to this ~ amendment would give Michigan a voting does not favor modification or] city 'Die law specifies that in all EVENTS ' system somewhat similar to that of that be dues not favor tlx- Ontario ( Michigan townships and cities having certain provinces tn Canada, notably plan: also that he favors neither modi' 5.000 population or more al! voters Ontario Therefore if the amendment ficatlon nor the Ontarib plan. [must reregister this year. • TRAINED LEADERS TO passe* or fails it not only will mean Next week we will discuss the second ; .......... niornT *7 7 aotTi/iticc ®° ,ar over 1900 voters that the state is for or against modi- of t|te eight propositions DIRECT ALL ACTIVITIES in Hastings have signed the cards -------. which will make it possible for them Program to Be Patterned After to vote next fall. There are still 200. lire a vast elliptical ring of particles of I ONLY ONE EXISTING STEADY INCREASE IN a* poiMiWy more, who ought to attend to cosmic dust and stones, two or three -----------the One Followed At thls tnatter before August 24. it la BUSINESS EXPECTED billions oi miles long and about 50'item Concerned Proposal to Ben Johnston I not A serious matter to become regiamillion miles wide. This- great stream I Separate Territory of . of dust circles ■ the sun in a comet-1 O. W. Crawford Report/ Offi­ Kellon Cam,, it l-.iro tot, .11! lx I *> “ “ J? “ bliu|x.-d orbit. Each year, from mid' >,p.n fro. or tlur,.- to 130 Bury roun'“k* »<*«* Upper Peninsula cials In More Optimistic July to mid August, the earth cuts; <y boys .nd « from Altofan roomy tor I «•" “» ”»k 4W. > Irrodoy umplM wufon under di-1JJ? 'lrrk °r ““““*k» okko tluoygii jhi^ Mreum. There seems tc! Frame of Mind reBls‘ LAW VIOLATES PRINCIPLES C. W. Crawford, vice-president and THOROUGH INVESTIGATION reqjlon of Lloyd Shafer. Barry county । **“ .** t,,eir,? t0 attend t0 U matter . oneplace which the Michigan htaturf that Justice W W iBoy Scout executive, commencing Au-} i OF DEMOCRATIC GOV­ OF PROPERTY IS NEC­ sales manager of the International Seal earth about August fl. which ot Court of gust 22. The minimum age limit will and Lock Company of this city, re- i nccounu for the altower that lx ex-! “^iga" believes te the only account ERNMENT ESSARY i be 10 years. Members of boy scout .fhir)0! v , t turned last week from a business trip; jx-rted on that night The fiery drops of kJn4 ln e,‘^u'"ct’1 troops will be given preference. Those ™ 'r»,2 to Chicago. While there lie met a1 uro miter walUrod.. an.ulix ul Aboui 1U» bmh MicHUan and WUwho WLsh to attend should turn their; Shells the^nr^taetSd number of railroad - officials and he; INFLATED VALUATIONS 1,™ IS b. SO-n. <n hour. Ttem U «malterin, wdmr toy. PERMITS MINORITY TO names in ax soon ax pmsible to the I some doubt about the precise pjvlian; °* thelr northern lands to tne CREATE HUGE DEBT LOAD found that, for the first time since the ; | Barry Coiinty Health Unit office here. ,17™ i CAUSE SERIOUS TROUBLE depression began, these men are in an! Of the dense portion of the stream, m government, with the underoptimistic frame ol mind. They expect J • that observers are warned to be on me, standing that a new state,.the State of Tax Study of Ono Township In y eooa w„:ve Depreciation of Securities lookout after midnight ot the night be- Superior, be fanned from the territory, County Shows Bad Result the country is well past the botjem of fore as well as the night aftei Thuis-;* rewlulton to this effect was actually One Reason For Present Itlie depression and is headed toward day. . । i&ssed by the Wisconsin legislature. । ? ,'ummto- romo«• >»« *PPU«U<m will b. ol Thu Statute much , ln ,„ nr> . no, money to attend summer tamp a comped wllh hl5 signature on the Economic Condition Men of the ptTsclds arc 'estimated to. Michigan, however, falted to paiy, a the chance to have the advantage of • rtall jncl c„d ,{ Few laws in Michigan have been [ looking for any boom, and not desiring be about the size <1 grains of wheat. |«hn<tor resolution, so the proffosiUon A Job that should be done by 7 *c«,t program. More wtu lundwl hlm b the criticized more of lite—and justly. wejonc. They ex|k-ct a steady increase in next legislature of Michigan will •be with an occasional larger particle, big',el1 through. • ; No opa' rnougli to leave behind it a brilliant. Justice Potter, who is making a study ;believe—than the Covert Road Act (business, the protection of the people of this- than IM itan-y boys hare already re- onicer <nd he can then i During the last Mission of the State ■ P1 r£' S £ r ’ Sha ^ e, ;, sa y ’ ' ’ . I can cast a ballot at tiiat election who incmidescenl trail of gas. These par-jol early Michigan history, had been state who may purchase bonds or Legislature this act was suspended far ’ The Camp Kellogg program will be , u m , t pro perly registered. Previous Udes trawl al the rale of about 1200 (searching for a copy of this resolution mortgage bonds issued by authority of ...x tried ..... the “ period of five years. We believe, inilrti an hour and flame Inta the for “bout fifteen years. He the Michigan Securities Commission. the same os at Camp Ben Johnston., rcglstraUons ln thla cUy M11 not.count. Michigan and■ — WU- • however, that this suspension should; brightnm of rockets. when they arc State Ubrurii'a »•»«*'<— OnevOf the reasons why the present । with trained lerrters in charge of Every voter will have to re-register if gpp has not already done so about 00 miles above the earth. There। consin without success, nor could, he J be made permanent; dun the act be depression has been so hurtful has ! handicraft, athletics and scout - ad- *, ]1(_, Th.ro roll be pol f„ lhe fowmblp. If . roto. itone u Is no record of a perscld ever fulling find the desired Information in other abandoned entirely. The Covert Acl| been the fact that so much money was rooromcm to the earth's surface. They either■ notable!collections in the two states, bas outlived its usefulness-(assuming ( invested in that kind of bonds duly au-' cii.ro. Wtobtov,,. Everylhmy Inelud-! ak„dy „„ lh, lo,TOhlp 1UI ol voU„ ly the <r» State macro orocuriur, uwn-­ lllK hl“nl<efw and pillow, for the beds. ,ie Boe, not have to roybder. But If • —-••• seem to be burned out before getting; HowevaAhc remembered reading- a;that It ever was useful) and people. ithorized by Securities Com mission. The legislature should ’ re-1 w111 funllsl’etl except such jicrsonal |)e moved from one township to that low. or to puss out of our atmos­ copy of the resolution somewhere and: should protect themselves from its I ■ GARDEN CLUB quirti a thorough investigation “ ““ r" : equipment as towelsjsash cloths tooth: another, or from a city to a rural prebefore .pu back into .PMC. concluded dial it might have been In clauses in the future by demanding. MICHIGANI phere u and space. Dr. Charles T. Oliver, director of the I the old files of the Banner that he ’hat it be abolished. It is an act con-1 PRF.RTT its authorization Is given to any issue :U*hes' etc- llw’ "T*5 W11 be ch.ar^cd 1 cinct. he or she will have to be regisPRESIDENT TO MAKE of such securities. They ought to!for t,Mf nctual CCMt material used; ^red in order to vote at the primary Flower Astronomical Observatory of j perused quite Uwroughly white collect- . tr“ry ,0 ’be principles of democratic AWARDS know more about the property and [n h,,lW8,r.t,work !r ,?ey U;,n ScI)tpml>cr «nd at the general elecdie University of Pennsylvania, re- -ing information for the book on Barry -government and permits a small m>.h.f ft U worth and .teUfbFuie bond ‘“P ““ »Ue>» «•*>: kornror fbm Uon o„| N„„rto. quests that those who watch this dis- county history that he published twen- nority to saddle immense debt loads on lune roproronl. wmron.-. M.tof no- "“I bro no clary, for m.toHI itrod In --play shall do a little practical work | ty years ago. ‘ l*n»m entire wftmttaa counties I ENTRY DPADI INF IQ So. while 1in Hastings Tuesday, the TD demonstrate the part that this J-1’1 n 1 l»uHUL-iimc io Uon of vfiuro, or r«M vnluro. connrotion wuh rrifiitenronf. for . SEE DRAMATIC PLAY that will help the scientists. He asks .u.„ ; 9:00 G'GLGGn O'CLOCK GA~iu»wni SATURDAY’i.;. «;»•«» >..>• thi, u» m>ou» o.h»utd «« P™vid.n th. .-«. that observers count the number ot JtiMice borrowed the bound file ‘con- i “Ct has hod in the debt problems of one i 1 • 0 { pleted are turned back to the Kellogg' - ---------provide a way whereby owners oi -------------NEXT SUNDAY NIGHT jMirseld* nnd write him the number talning Issues of the Republican Ban- township in Barry county we give herethey count In the time'while they are ner for the years 1856/0 1858 Inclusive.; with an analysis of taxation for the Judging to Commence One I bonds, especially mortgage bonds..will 'F<^n<1“}!oni we rJiMiAniinn of o»irears ioofi yy q. |ihave have some Dr. Mltchou. director ct the Allegan "Who Killed Earl Wright?" To M- MattHnv Nevins ivronn begaiupliblication this years H»« huh »nd ifiio 1030. This luirticiiliii' particular' observing. They should write hipi at J. some protection protection, which which they they now now newspaper, the first In Barry county, in township has a larger Covert rand debt UpjxT Darby, Pennsylvania. . have-not, when bonds are defaulted. Be At Methodist Church ' than other townships in tlie county but Some ~ and will be on‘ duly full time The Banner will be pleased to re­ 1850. Display a Feature T equitable course ought to be pro-; ’the camp On the editorial page of the issue for in comparison with many other townvided that that will will protect nrotect the the purchasers nurchasers I Herewith Is a list of leaders who will ceive communications from observers of At 8:00 o’clock Judging from the number of people1. vided these "shooting stars." with, descrip­ Apfil 15. 1858. Justice Potter found a ships of the state, its development of who have already signified intention °f tonds at the; minimum of expense. be in charge ' of the various activities of Next Sunday evening. August 14, at publication of -the resolution for which Covert roads has been modest. We are of entering exhibits in the flower show instead of allowing any owner of the “* *?P tions of what they may see. ’ . eight o'clock, a dramatic trial will be Lloyd Shafer, director; Arlic Reed ; he had been aearchln* for many vears. ’ using this particular township to show to be held at 110 W. State Sphere Sat- i:property bonded or committee of bond LI°ytl sr i DETRIMENTAL STORIES Nashville, activities director: r 1 B ~ ' jiven at the Methodist Episcopal He believes that this copy in the files ot what is passible even In a conservative, urday. the display will be exceptionally '' (Continued on page six) and Beeler, Middleville, woodcraft v— ... • hurch- Tiie lltlc ls "Who Killed Earl the Itenncr may be the only one in! (Continued <m page five) varied and colorful. Gardeners from I ■ ’** . ' ’ Un. Wright." and is based on the actual woodworking; R. C Richardson. Bat­ --------------- • • • —------CREATE PREJUDICE existence. Newspaper files us complete; ,-Etttport. --------Middleville and Woodland . FARMERS TO HEAR , — . 'tie -Creek, leather’working: Harvey as the one maintained by the Banner-. RETURN OF REV. DEWEY ’ bnvw nlreariv nxlu-H for table nniirc ' _ _____ ____ MAN S FARM_BOARD are quite rare, he says. Except for a »oi/rn ov nn*Dn Primary Content In Barry Co. few issues that were burned during a' while intoxicated, the trouble arising ASKED BY BOARD “llS jLp” H.'iro.ro, X Blyihro- -Farmer" Brown to Speak Be. "«<£ « cuboro,. wum Jotoron. over a sixth-of a pint of alcohol Ad­ Should Be Olean and Fair (Continued on page three) ----------mission is Tree and all are welcome. .dv”Xn. ' • Fourth Quarterly Conference SreW.J?,r25^S3onociuS'"^ ,ore Oounly WWo A»«embly Throughout ' The cast of characters is aa follows: Judge—Chjis. Bacheller. Xa wmSle, the ahlblj .nd Nell Week The '"•>»«'« "U « lento In times like these it Is easy to BOY FALLS FROM ’ Voiced Appreciation of His Sheriff—T. 8. K. Reid. create prejudice. ,’It is fir easier to »h. expect, t« Wine one or two perCh.rlra S trermer. Brown. PeraddlMto/wl,. MIDDLEVILLE BRIDGE Splendid Service Defendant—Russell Cleveland. start stories detrimental to candidates sons as assistants. Deadline for en.haps the most picturesque figure in ' .. . „ uk . ^L. k . wm vcCort — ~ .. i Al the_quarterly conference of.the Defendant’s Mother—Mrs Florence for nomination or election than under will be 9 00 o'clock Saturday; American agriculture today, is to speak rj o d Fleming. Had Been Warned About Walk- Methodist Episcopal church of this city. tries . • normal conditions. , | held Friday night with District Super­ morning and Judging will begin at before Barry County FarmBureftu “ Coldwater and Robert Smith of MidMrs. French—Mrs. Jay Snyder. Tito primary election will be held on ing On the Concrete Rail­ « (members and friends at a Sunday aft111 ' Bootlegger—Rev. c. M. Conklin. intendent Wheeler presiding, it was 10:00 o'clock. Tuesday, September 13. At that ing,. Report Says. . ; unanimously voted to ask for the re­ The committee in charge states that ernoon meeting nt Hastings. Sunday. I Coroner — Frank . Edmonds. primary candidates for public office POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Bailiff—Harvey Myers. . Don Tagg. six year old son of Mr. and . turn of Rev. L. L. Dewey for another th? time limit fixed will be rigidly ob- August 21st. The program will be | ^wiil be chosen. The voters of this served. There is considerable work in- appropriate to the day and .the meet-, Mrs Earl Wright-Mrs. C. E. Hyatt. county ought to make their selection Mrs, Lowell Tagg of Middleville, suf-’year/ • volved in grouping all entries of a class ing place will be announced'next week.. on the basts of fitness and character I, fered During severe injuries fell from ' hU five when yews'he service ns pasQ>urt Reporter—Darrel Hall. together and arranging the various I Mr. Brown, a field representative of of tlie men proposed as candidates for the bridge --------*----------- •- river In. tor of this church. Rev. Dewey has Prosecuting Attorney—Dr. *R, N. over4*-^ tht‘ —Thornapple Holsaple. the democratic and republican parties. that village on Monday night, at about won n warm,place in the hearts of not classes to facilitate the work of the (the Federal Farm Board, is In Michl' gan for n series of meetings on invlta- j Defense Attorney—Dr. O. W. Morrow. It is to be hoped that the candidates 7:30. He dropped 25 or 30 feet to. the only the members of his church and Judges. Jury Members—Chas. Gaskill. Jay for nomination will use fair means in rocks and brdsh below, near one end of congregation but also of the people of\ Interesting displays of . handicraft i tion of Sec'y. C. L. Brody of the Mfch] Hastings. He is a fine-spirited, lov- are expected in the quilt and rug ex- igan Stale Farm Bureau. A native Snyder. Dan Perkins. L. Ji- Severance, promoting their candidacy. While it the bridge. Don was walking on the concrete 1 able man and hLs influence for good hibit sponsored by the Hastings Worn-1 of Utah, and reared In the west, Mr. Fred Smith. Fred Jones. Gary Crook, may seem an easy way to beat an op­ ! Mks Jrsyjphine Smith,1 Mrs. J. W. Mcponent by starting stories about him. ledge ieage surmounting the me railing of oi the me ,has nas been occn potent in m this, mu. city and ana vivi­ en's Club. Both new and old quilts, Brown was a cow puncher and rode the will be accepted. Limited space in the I range in his younger days. Later he as a matter of fact such stories are I bridge. He was said to have been: clnity. i Leod. Mrs. Herman Zerbel and Mr*. I Cole Newton. apt to react, and in the end the per- warned before ot the danger, the last ] One never cart tell what" a Methodist room, however, will permit only one I went to Arizona where he was cnson who started them will be injured | warning being a short while before he, conference may do. so It may be pos- quiit and one rug per person. The gaged in general farming. Dr. Holsapte is superintendent ot the I Michigan Anti-Saloon League, and Dr. more than the one about whom the fell, He walked nearly across thd span ! sible that tlie wish expressed at the committee requests that if a new] With the wit and humor of Will story Is circulated. We hope tire con- and was past the edge of the stream' quarterly conference by his church may quilt is entered, the name of the pal- Rogers and the earnestness of a man. | Morrow is a former League official. test for nominations at tire priniary. when he lost tils balance and fell. Un-' not be granted. But the conference tern, and if old. the year made and, who knows that he is fighting for n The production has been very well re­ by whom be plainly Indicated. Quilts > just cause. Mr. Brown is said to be al­ may ----- ।----------be conducted.in - — »_»--------------a fair spirit J tier-sheriff and' Art Bell -and Dr. Lund of;and Rev. Dewey will know that his ceived in other communities and the i church should be well filled, next Sunby methods that no candidate for nom­ Middleville took the injured boy to efforts In Hastings have been appre- and rugs will be given awards by pop- . most without a peer in presenting the ’ i case of agriculture. | day evening. ination will be ashamed of after the Blodgett hospital/ Grand Rapids. An]elated or tlrere would not have been uiar vote. Herewith Is a list of the awards to Many years ago XJj. Brown recognizcontest is over. . examination showed that he had been this unanimous request for hts return Archie D. McDonald be givens ! ed the need of organized marketing 1*2. .how — seriously ‘--f for B sixth year. ' Creating prejudice Is, as we have critically injured. Just for the republican! Q/J Gladioli—Red, pink, cream, buff or! by farmers. His 16 years' service for । nomination nnI_am a candidate n.m. —-a-- War ----- - ------------said, comparative easy; but no had not been determined at the time Probate Judge of Barry i — M vr v,uiiuc flesh, orange, yellow? white, lavender.' organized agriculture includes 016 county at forthe nrimary* election' DtiA I In Nonr thoughtful man can reconcile It with thin Is written. It was thought pos­ BOOSTER WEEK END­ county at the primary election. I purple, salmon, smoky. Any other presidency of his county and Arizona c P “O 41 Up NCQT Wayland fairness or Justice. Every fair-minded sible that he had suffered a skull frac­ September 13. | state Farm Bureaus, two years a mem-, ’ . [. ’ - ... _. constat! An Indian war canoe 22 feet long and ED SATURDAY NIGHT color. 1st., 2nd., and 3rd. for each. man knows that a person who resorts ture: and his face had been cut on the The ‘ V wide flhollowed”out **7*ot a huge ~ Three splke« or more of same variety ber of the American Farm Bureau ex- .largely * duties of this office consist i„*Y 28 inches to peddling stories about candidates for Jagged edges of the stone. He was ^c. J in tha handling of estates a 'ptne log and estimated to be at least the puniose of creating prejudice not unconscious when picked up and had Excellent Exhibits of Cake and —Red. pink, cream, buff or fiesh,Iecutive committee, and aid in organ-!‘administration of the Juvenile cot orange, yellow, white, lavender, purple, izlng hay growers, cotton marketing. duties call for leiial tralnlna iind 300 years 0,(1 w“ ^‘"'Uy du* out o< • only demeans himself, but shows that not recovered consciousness when he Bread Were Made — salmon, smoky. Any other color. 1st., 1 lettuce, onion growers and dairy gsso:! ® : mmn at the edae at p-aina i*a» south. he has- qualities that would not be was taken to the hospital. I .roirtocro. nd • tail! mn "con- «“>P “ “ “■ 2nd.. and 3rd. Best spike any color or clations In Arizona. desirable in a public official. We hope Awards Announced. i wau with problem,, .nd I «“> »' "“''““Lt00 the primary contest by all aspirants GADIOLI PLANTS GROW ix-nv.nrontly located In the community 1flxy <L Shale, PoUn. PalM Ute. Booster Week In Hastings closed Sat­ variety. 1st. Tallest spike any color or1 NOTICE. for office may be clean, fair and above UNUSUALLY TALL THIS YEAR. urday night with a style show, and was variety, 1st. Best display of named To Whom It May Concern: | lie is to serve. board in Barry county. LOVELY BASKET OF GLADS. Hastings growers of gladioli iw^e very interesting. auup U W notify you ruu ums I am a graduate of the Literary and i Some attractive varieties. 1st., 2nd., and 3rd. Best bas­ This is to that »•«.»' Barry had ’ wonderful results this year, the gowns, shoes and. hats and othei ac- ket 1st., 2nd., and 3rd. Best artistic county has entered into a contract, ^Departments of the University of j| Ou Tuesday the Banner was rente infrequent rains being .very beneficialbenef’*'-' ■ cesaories were shown. Hastings young display, 1st., 2nd., and 3rd. Best prim- with the city-of Detroit, whereby per-। Michigan, with ten years experience, bored with a basket of beautiful gladi­ ullnus. Any color 1st. 2nd., and 3rd. oli. the gift of Mrs. Roy Chandler. Some of the plants have grown to un-; ladles acting as models. sens may be sentenced and confined *n practice of the law. I am mar-1 (Continued on page nt;e) usual heights, the flower spikes being] on Friday evening, a bread baking in the Detroit House of Correction. | *”d have two children, and have They were of Ute "Gtortanna" type and the blossoms were bell shaped. The — - contract was entered..... tninHastings. long and well filled. , ; contest was held, first place going to This into for thelocated . Iocatecl_ Hastings DURFEE SCHOOL REUNION. President Hoover will make his ac­ Mrs. Elwyn Daniels has one plant Mrs. Winona Downing. Mrs. Lewis * and J will appreciate your At Harrington's landing. Clear lake, term of one year the thirtieth day of II I ask for ceptance speech al 9:00 o'clock tomor­ that stands 62 inches high. The bloom j Abbey, second, and Mrs. W. 8. Moore. support—Archie D. McDonald. —Adv. row (Thursday) evening over a na­ Ii s beautiful rose color and Is called third. In the cake contest. Mrs. Earl Aug. 30. 1932. Picnic dinner. Bring June. 1933. Morris O. Hill. County Clerk.—Adv. Out 8-34 predated. tion-wide hook-up of stations. At this the "Mrs. Wood.” . ; McKibben placed first, Mre. Jacob table service.—Adv. QBIMBY-8TBIKER REUNION. time the president will discuss impor- ! Roy Chandler also has some lovely iRehor, second, and Miss Mary Lou At Herrington's Landing Clear lake. BASEBALL AT VICKERY'S. DOWD SCHOOL REUNION. POLITICAL tant national questions that face the i glads of rare beauty and color. Clear lake. Aug. 14. Dowling vs. Kal­ Saturday, Aug. 30. Bring table service. Streeter, third. The bread and cakes Sat. Aug. 20th. Pot luck dinner. Pearl United Blate*. amazoo Motor Express.—Adv. again evidenced the fact that there are CHI DESTER SCHOOL REUNION. some splendid cooks in Hastings. STANTON-MOTT REUNION. HOMEMADE ICE CREAM. i publican ticket at the At school grounds Saturday. Aug. 30. 25c SUFI I. O. O. F. DANCE. BASEBALL AT* THORN APPLE Baker's resort Crooked lake, Aug. 13. Pot luck dinner, coffee furnished. Bring At Good Will church Friday evening,; les and will appreciate At U. B. church, w Saturday. Aug. 13. Carp's orchestra. 8. 8. Stanton, Pres.—Adv. table service.—Adv. Au» 12. five cents.—Adv. -Adv. Out M, C Lake Bunday. August 14.—Adv. 5 till 7—Adv. —Adv. .. The homecoming of the Dowling and Banfield chUrchea'will be held nt Ban­ Aside from electing candidates, vot­ field Sunday. August 14. Services at ers at the ^ovAuber election will.detu;ou a. ai. ana a;ov r. m. clde the fate of seven proposed conThe main speaker will be Rev. Wm. st^tuUonal amendments and a proposlFLAMING STARS CALLED M. Puffer. D. D., of Kalamazoo, a. for- tian to repeal the present oleomargarmer district superintendent. wlt|i gredt- lite law. All of them nre Important. THE PERSEID METEORS Ings from former pastors. _| The first to appear on the ballot, alMusic will be fumlslied by the Ban- though not the most important, .is Estimated to Be Size of Grain field-Dowling chorus choir, the "Melo-] Article(XVI. Sec.' 11. which proposes dy Girls," and the "Little Symphony I indirectly to sound out the sentiment of Wheat and Travel 1200 Orchestra." 1 of the state regarding modification of The Banfield circuit has played an I the Eighteenth Amendment. ’ Miles^ Per Hour According to astronomers. If Thurs­ historic part, in the development of!- See. II reads as follows: day night of this week shall be a clear Methodism in this part of Michigan, i The legislature may by law. establish Tables will .be provided for a pot I a liquor control commission, which, night, in al) probability there will be a wonderful display of shooting slurs, luck picnic lunch. The church will (subject to statutory limitations, shall ■ ■ ' exerclre • complete • ■ control of the alcobeginning a little after midnight The turnlsh iced tea. Please bring -table hoik beverage traffic within this state. astronomers also suggest that those service Including the retail sales thereof: and who are Interested may also find a the legislature may also provide for considerable display ot meteors toan excise lax on such sales: Providing, nlght^-3Vedne*dav night, and possibly .however, that neither the legislature on Friday night also. nur such commission may authorize These fluming star* qre the peracid! the manufacture or sale of alcoholic .acteora, which tihvc been visiting die] beverages In any county In which the irartli annually In mid-summer for; ' electors thereof, by a majority vote, 1100 years. Usually they^iuvc to com-1 .pete with moonlight nnd In that event ITIqTTnP pnTTVR FTNTtR TUP "shall prohibit the same. they cannot be seen readily. However.,JUSTICE POTTER FINDS THE , Because we were unable to under­ .« stand why a state would have the this time the moon will be out of die! "STATE OF SUPERIOR" right, to control liquor traffic by com­ way, for it will; set at midnight. For RESOLUTION mission while the Federal Constltutiiat reason more than die usual Hum-, lion distinctly forbids the manufacture ber 01 meteors art1 expected to be vis, and sale of alcoholic beverages, we IW;,t„™n,.ro ttto .... t^a. TO START ABOUT MID­ NIGHT 7 ! KELLOGG CAMP PLANS FREE DOTS’ SESSION FILES OF BANNER END 15 YEAR SEARCH 00449687 05338375 SHOOED PROTECT BOND PURCHASERS ‘S. 4 f r: -s1 is PUNS COMPLETE FDR FIOWEFI SHOW HERE 4 Indian ♦ ♦ Hoover to Broadcast to Nation Thunday 4 Canoe �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10. Utt PAOE TWO REV. KEITH CHIDESTER WAS ROTARY SPEAKER «LT. num V.MT is PASSING OF MR. AND MRS. 11 I EXAGGERATES COST CHAS. -OVIATT* OF LARAMIE, j NORTHERN MICHIGAN.. VEHICLE LICENSE LAW Lumber Jark Smith and the "Little! VEHIDLt t-tUEflQC LWH 1 Hastings friends of Mr . and Mrs.: : Charles D. Oviatt, residents of Laramie. Gem Barbe:' have returned up: nave returned irom up j Gemfrom Barner f LOCAL NEWS ,t Gave Interesting Talk On Au- north where Wry have been looking j Tax, Reform Group Says Ex- Wyo. will be Mirry to hear of their ‘ Jnrn, Wl„ „ ,n ,w crT,m lovrr the huckleberry, region north <>! I pense Is $9,000,000 to . ..' the Hendershott schoolhouse on Frl- i toblogrpphy , Ms. Oviatt had been a sufferer with, day evenjM - - - - .of Lincoln j Cadillac and also visited the cherry i *14,000,000 l h S! ‘ ?gJ ’ r b^me 7^de “ y d 1 <»•*<*> * • ! Steffens [orchard* in Grand Traver.* count At the Rotarv tansing. Mich—In recent weeks, Rotary luncheon Monday Mond.nj[which which have yielded their , fruit ro to. tnei the in a^UrahU^hJJLl on "n‘ “Y* i neon Rev Kt uh Chidester of St. Johns [canning factories and hike ixirt ship-1 repreaentatiVw of. an organiraUon ad-. Emma Chandler. 1311 South • ••------• pers Jack says Yankee •a* Die speaker nr a.»r - — ....... • -----........ •• Springs uivocating taxation nforrnj have_bren! Tuesday. July 26 Hu wife had been In ~al1 3<51 Adv Out 8-10. 1 Ina review ot the Autob.osraphv oil paradise compared io the vast regt. ‘giving out erronequ* infongq^n re-. ixx»r health for two year* and had gone H“'»°ver Mrs A D Stcckle of Prceport wiUI iJlvln Suffrns «....... ’>*»•• «** ’••<’ <’* »4te»v ....... ’. »!« .... ...... .. .. mr . gajxHng the cn»t of *dmm:»irrtng th* i tn a hc_-,pita! in I>nrer. Colo. lor an hich b now draolate and de<cmd and * motor lylaclc weight, tax law Thr»d,jriutmlnation. when he.died. She came entertain the old schoolmates of the'i ITu- book contains n t aion* an I . .<: money I* again ime.-’.if m> .. Uiinw ranging, loan Stionn000 to 114 • ’khjime for tiic funeral and pa.ved away. Freeport school on Aug. IB. These oc£ount of the lilt <»t Mr t?’< ff nabout twenty hours after hb burui. IcaMons are always very enjoyable. here it wnuld ba to baitd a gl£» fac‘ noooox are wildly extravagant In also relates inridenu and ttcu < Since last weeks Issue. Mrs. Mary .•rv. Some are for the pn>- and l«m«- liui. the co»i ol plata^ and nil di»-! Older Hastings resident* will renreted wUh the re for the »ea but the pine nnd aea I'rlbution cost* Including branch office!I member Mr. Oviatt'* father. Ret Showerman htu derided to stay la Ha>rquntry. »hwh *r,i re b-rth tor me. mnae Wandrrlintt" u fee*, auditing co»t* and the cnats ol Ovtatt. who was pastor of the Baptist tings and Lk muting Into one of the Mein.- ................................. *............................... matntauilng a quadruple file was about, | church ‘in Hayings, when Charles and omber apartments on W. Court Bi —--------- »-*--------------- — |.M)-crii!.s per M*t, In- IBM. the total:■his tdMcr. Retta. w.-rf- in-High school.j At U}<. Methodist conference Steffen* 1.“. flr>t • ■both graduating with the class of 1B9O hfl(l ,(1 1Manfon. Michigan, last week, TWO-BOYS CONFESS / i Funt-ral rervic, > tor Mr. Ovtntt. were |Uv । w aiW)s Wtt, r,.nirnwI to wrvr Slid tie hat a i'1’ STEALING AUTO PARTS i*r *• m .ip‘i>r<>xim«n-h iliclo on Friday. July 20. and for Mrs i t^e cJmrepMi of HaMlngs. Morgan and fact* to support th'1 - -■ -• ----------. . H,atiu.OOO .M-t% >if license .pintes were: Oviatt on Sunday. July 31. Castleton. which ho‘arrive* m i Newspaper article.- state that Mr. । Deny Taking Chickens ’From.; ’■*'** 1,1 •Pvn>«»’'w^>y country, it is n mid Mr.' That. Baird are movlnsf • _ . ..... . i'VhHd thb* venprih'’ rn.it • should not ’Oviatt had served In the :tate Icgtalu-i, although Mr S the Jim. Alwilie house on West; Fred Smith While (Jumpingi.tvre five times und was active in I. O ! late Ur portray • Center St . recently vacated by Mrs i [ Included in .these.cost s is the ni-finu*-1। O- F. circles in Wyomyig. At Podunk Lake i Mary Showefnian. Mr. mid Mrs. Rich-! I nnnev of tip* quadr-a’ik* file which: paliU* w> many dangers t 'aid Grow will move Into UyT~Bum! !contains more than AtWiMo alparate REPORT BETTER FISHoar country Hi- ^•l!<;.-< , Wood liotu>e vacated by Mr mid Mrs. j 'raids, which is rMfiitred'bv -law. The! American are hone? ING AT GUN LAKE Uaiyd. ; lllti contains four cards for each ve- • telllRent .enough and pan The Welcome Ladies Aid will hold it • i to.meet the sittitton th. /r.v oMin. iicrnse number*, -tttk*; Resorters There Have Hud regular meeting with Mr». Al Shively them and to bring tl • numbers and motor numbera. The law ! Many Nice Catches Espe­ on No. Broadway on Thursday after­ through to a higher anti-b noon, August 11. It m iioped there- will , - : ‘provide* tlinf thew records be kept for - tion. . . ‘ cially. of Bluegills - 'be a k<mmI attendance, rsjiecially for' at’ !thn- year-. Through these files, ini ; ordinary, ch m*.*. a complete'history of­ Resorlcra at Gun lake report the bra’j »upi*r. which will be -served at 5 ’ ,i. n.ot<.r'>i hide can be Bijcn during a fishing till1- year they have had in,o’clock. I-ltlle Jackie Hurler f'.lirec-rnin'ite long distance teh-phtnu- many years Undoubtedly this cun i>-: conrervation Officer George Stunner rail if-the |»-r.-en asking inlurmallun ’■credited to.-the tearing ponds which recently arrested Amo* Me Urban of time while trying |e.m give th|- owiM-r* name, license haw been Op Rted o efflchmtlv. whirl: uavtoti. Ohio. .He was chanted with! on the Christmas ’ 'number; tit II- or motor number. The haw aiMed many tlmurtdda Of gun;- tl>-hlng on Fir..- lake in Jdhnst hw» ■!the hospital a stain f< departrwnt inrrui'es mon- than 200 rtsh of miRerhng size to <he waters of 'though he had no fishing license. He1 ireijutst* tor information of .this sort , that lake every year since they weir Was brought before Justice Cortright | I Lvnutnicted. Saturday night He txtld fine and Particularly noticeable has tx-en thei^ts of I11H5 ! On a bast- of colbcting SJOOMiOTO it: As tl»e light* «tri t> j hrenw fees at n cos.! of S5OO,(kX) it costs large number of fine bluegills caught Fred Van Zandt of Ferndale, Michi­ Do you recall Um- th;ni r<- about lwo *,,ul one-half jmt cent of the this year. They are of a different color gan. wtu urreAt<-d on Saturday by City • Muthtr will t- -I ' ■ officer* r'-'’nu<? l° n’in>ulactiit«- and distribute riian the type that used to be caught In Marshal Hany Thompson for driving the waters of that lake. Undoubted)..-. And ‘tnkr a sur.wam : wi Xjr "he licence plates excessive s»»eed txt Green street. He To light the^pnl-.y i l».r ram- from th-««ni» trad. u| Hitting a clip of 41 miles per „„ lw>urr l the <rajemtraidep.rlmt.nt .U1 top; lhc U1^,| M Urd them and at the work of removing naxkxis fBh And the si . n n, 1 Matthew, nned hlto ts 00 end he pmbFREE FAIR INDICATED. and (. • Qn account tin* reanns ponds will 'it God'ke«p th w111 *”■ mor'‘ c*re,ul when he turned over tn Apparently the 1032 Ionia Friw- Fair, their good work Gun take t Let him hi , drives through Hastings'again. hlch occurs August 15 to 20. ro- have an enviable reRutption for Wflllam Page of this city and Charles iVhlmc. _______ ■ . । ’ a-, did Harris, nnd hrparj.-- from the reserved M-at -■;! Mxe titan half cf th.- American Cuiuauvation Ollic-r t h urge Sumtier on ws' .court. Smith! the grand t-tniid are to iy taken population U found in the cities of 85.00 , j indication. it reserved aeat^vras . . , . ! chatge cghlnst them wan that .they had 1 third lx--, ।cd Friday morning at the offices of the tus of ecotSfajir-- at the University of 2T undci-.*wed biueedls Justice CottrniKi that j Building amt U>an Association In1 Miehtgan. dlisl at his home .Sunday-right ■ imposed fine and em u* of 411.85 with tin* 1 Ionin, uixier the direction of Charles’ night! in South Pasadena; CitlifornliLiPf <«-n days in Jail on Page and Jtwtice Prof Taylor tfas 77 yciii.s old and wu- Matthews gave the name fine and <x>-u | maud luin been unusually brisk and ...... - — — — — a member of the Uiitveraity <>I Michl- .t<» $•••■*• “ . compares favorably rlth the \ sabs in ' 1 gun faculty from 1893 until his retln■■ ’ fl" B Steveiv. of Warsaw. In, the boom years of the/air's history.......................................... m-.-nt in H»lf«. Mr. Taylor __ __ !i broth- diaiia. wa- arre.-ted lust evening by of thb. Conservation Officer Sumner for tlshFrom lhi- opening ot the fair on er-tn-lnw of Wesley Andrew?. tn the Waters ----------ol bang lake, in Hopi*. ist week Monday at his Monday. August 15, when the children-city. He is‘survived by ht« widow, ing.... lah.l dici lake cottage. ! Funcrnb' ------ ------- ------ i"‘-‘ g tl Tnyinr of South Pas-adenu; without, a Urenre. |jjS fnl(rj. rod and mputh ------bass ...he l-.rid on Wednesday, the tin- final automobile race on Saturday u .'on, Edward, of Milford. Mich . mid a •» :t' . pound small ...., Tirrican legion • holding afternoon. August 20. the fair pro-, daughter. Mrs Richard Earretl, of Al- »*<*«* caught were confiscated- by the :r o nM-tcry ax Mr Rowky graiji has been designed to present a humbra. Cal. •officer Steven* ....ns is-rr — ,to appear . officer. Stev« booked rer vct?tfft Hr wa.s born AinivriMi) apival. One uf the most before Justice Matthews thb. Wednes­ day foretiooit. and cnl:d«nl January 2.. >|*i!tncular evening entertainments. KIME FAMILY.-ItEl'NION. IS yrara of art H>- America Marching On." closing with n Mr-. N B. Rose atwi fqmiiy and Mr IM» when। stU|MUtdo-.iK firework* display, has been Howard Main <>! Ha,»tings^wHh Mr ami l.-w Orleans, । arranged ,n । for. The Mages of America Mrs Mt-mll Striinback 'and children ot ; Abr.ilum Warner? aged H4. a pioneer Mbs Lenna , and Ziirope Em have been scanned and Woodbury attended the 32nd annua) re/ resident of Barry cuunfy, died on Get Our Prices Ou led in 19IH,. some .....- <4 the outstanding vaudeville union of the Kime famjly at the home Thursday at the home of his daughter. .. jjisE r«udrdI stars of the world will present pro- o‘t Lewi-. Welch at '‘Kunkle, Ohio : Mr-1- I’varl Bamuni of Berlin. lon|«,Co ' Snldierv-' Rome- andI grams of iffiiiMial merit, both nfler- Tliii’.yrsi.x were present and a uikxl afu-r an lUiws* oj a week Mr. Warner Time was rc[X>rt--<l The next' reunion ' came from Ohio in IHHa and «turt«x) niiit-i- at Thorrwppic hike. Strrvtv- noon - and sventne .-!• :i daughter, Mrs Leo C. Lehman। State wide attention wftl be focussed will be held at the home of Mrs Ro’e s the store at Warnerville. which was Chalies Kime, of T-ptwi.1 named for hUm in IBM. He conducted Iljrtland. 1 on Ionia on Wednesday of fair week, faih. r AND when Gwntcr Wilber M. Bnicker will be present to addresa the grand Before you buy. Our rej ‘stand crowd! Jle will be arcommniea1 came over • Judy I on ’hr platform by many other proffitation has been built on disposing pl jtoen' —' * * ' quarter century of I.- II Bailey, it importance will be attach, day's Fann Organization pro* and her daughter, Edna M Bailey, • honed dealing. . hen Uhux Taber, national were brought before him. chanted with! -irvK-es.were held at the Kilpatrick ' disorderly house ' Tluy . church on Sunday with burial In the Holer, and W H. Winder rx- main'.dlmng , Mcietary of i lie American confe*Mti ’J- ■ were guilty and were1i Woodland cemetery. |un>< tu live years each jn the! w« Hie audtrncra • rr feature, <4 outAtandins r tx-rn combined to makeHa Hee .Fair aomiRhlng OPENING EADIES1 READY .Mr. and Mr; Dennii* Duffey 4 a bit farther along the Phyllis spcht the week end 'in riding worthwhile amuse* with Mrs. puffvy’s parents. Mr isttix-tiic enlrrtahunerl. PHOENIX HOSIERY ' ^r^'ap^SSK, MEMORIALS markers Hastings Monument e*-: Works - 29c Coffee SAFE HOME DIAMOND MATCHES. 6 bo*e^ Freeport CHOICE SWISS STEAK d Q A per lb. I3C Extra Lean HAM NUG- OOya GETS. average. £wU Choice HAMBURGER SAUSAGE, lb. 4f|n IUU BEEF KETTLE ROAST j RIB BOILING BEEF per lb.____________ $100 I----- now $135 I----- now $165 I----- now $]OO quality, and lower in price! Many Friday at Al-Clon-Quin lake The, even lovelier mnl longer wearing than ev>r before. All Pltoeniv Hose are made of Certified Silk. They’re extraordinary-.values. No longer need you gamble on Pliucuix quulities al mm'Ii low price*. 4 lovely fresh hew shades ready for your selection ironside Shoe Company "The House of Quality Footwear" 1/4 Off Sale On Summer Hats and Bathing Suits! We arc making these reductions on this attractive merchandise in order io make room for the new fall styles which arc now arriving knit, silk and cotton dresse*. Underwear and HoalrOy. New Fall Styles In Hate Now On Display. F. L. Fairchild Company Low Prices on 'Firestone LOW PRICES ON Sentinel Type Tires 'Firestone BAKER’S.Southern Style COCOANUT. 12 cans BUTTER 8 5 C now Our Motto — VALUES AND SERVICE fcOG BAKERS COCOA, 2 cans . _. ---- ---- 10^* IN WANT TO SELL? TRY THE WANT COLUMN RINSO^ 19c Pkg. CED CUG TIRE SIZE Lb. 21C SwiEt’s Premium SPICED HAM In Pound Cant Each 33c Feldpausch’s "Where Better Food* Cost Lets " PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER ^OIlKls-OF LANSING. Karris , < V.: 11olbroojt« Ona- B»*«.r.d on Tliuis- ,wwys surtviiM to make ottwn* happy. iBlic 1. ».«iviv«kl by her l.iubaixt vfic WfflUm. h.r l airti;.. a .;.ur Mrs Al.«n 1Ua41 of Flmt and-a hoM of t:i<i;d* at her tunerai attrrted Al! :i»' human hands and locing rare c.*u;d do wa» dr.ne tor her FUijer*!: jterriers were Saturdav afternoon In' 'Lansing The bereaved otrc» luve ths *ym|«thv of this community deuh o(1 Monday at hit farm In Balti­ more Tu;> Mrs Hart preceded him ini death but a lew weeks Funeral serv;c.s will be held-at the Hartings u B ichurch or. Thuriday at ten A. M Bur­ ial at Hickory Cornep. OLDFIELD TYPE 6 Pliet Under the Tread Electrical Service 30x3)4 (Ex.) 4.40 - 21 4.50 - 20 4.50-21 4.75- 19 4.75-20 5.00-19 5.00 - 20 5.00 - 21 5.25 - 18 5.25-21 Firestone Firestone Sentinel Type Sentinel Type CASH PRICE EACH CASH PRICE PER PAIR $3.39 $6.62 6.98 3.59 7.58 3.89 7.66 3.95 9.00 4.63 4.70 9.14 4*85 9.44 9.60 4.95 9.96 5-15 5.55 - 10.78 5.98 11.64 Complete Lubrication Oldfield Type Truck and Bus Tires TIRE SIZE 30x5 6.00 - 20 6.50 ■ 20 Cath Price Each Cath Price Per Pair ’153S $2974 11“ 22-60 15-50 3000 Oldfield Type Tube* 6.00-20 Tubes 6.50-20 Tubes 7.00-20 Tubes . . . $1.78 2.21 2.21 ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Cor. Court and Jefferson Hastings �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNtSOAY. AUGUST 10. 18JJ LOCAL SHOE TASERS . BEAT EAST PARIS 18-7 Sporting Items INDEPENDENTS BEAT £“„p 'FILES OF 9H ENDIOraSEKH B-Team Score* Its Highest Ringer Average of Season : —32.3 Per Cent 0 o B. C. ALL STARS 6-5 Visitors Out-Hit Local Team Hustings Harrington. If But Oive Way to Drive In , Y&uug, as......... ___________ „ Brandy. 3b. ... • _Sixth Inning Hastings B-team of shoe tosscrx de- - . »l &.I !■-«. (Continued Iron page one) , . . . , —— “■ “T AU R >1 1*0 A Tint.,.- MUI. ,. Bunion. B-nd-r. Bu»- JgJ ■'•,“? ul kirk mid McMillan averaged higher -Wkllrte*’ ‘"‘ereSl ww**^^* pioneer ’ than 39 per rent ringer* und the team dl*>» ‘n Michigan are found in these 7 average of 32 3 was the hlghert to rcS?rdi . J , A'hard hitting ouftt traveling under McCann, .r.f i Tlie day' ” or week„date aate ine teams teams of oi Bender nenuer and ana.,. Newspaper* ;---- —.— are day ' by ' — , " Pr.ii.h 1h i, Roush. 1b ® Woodman. Buskirk and Bennett, and<’> histones of current events and the Hie nanif of Battle Creek All Stan al­ । Parker' 3b n Sunton and Miller tach won four Bann*r }*“* maintained tiiat most took the measure of the HasUngs ' Leonard. c f 0 games Kames and JgAumc tartuinc. ' one of lhe dutl*s ot 8 r*3P'-'nxtbl«" . nine at the Fairgrounds Sunday In Moore, c. ~ । Herewitn are details of the match newspaper is to maintain files in good all. the- AU Stan helped Hietnsclves io Brown, p. .. Hasting.* v». East Part* at an* order for passible future reference More often than not. old copies of our 1#32. eleven hits. Kennedy* the v^llor*' cen­ Total ........ ........33 6 » 3? 13 Thursday. August 4. <w.n files are not used even once a year ter fielder, and Cronkhlte. who held ■Hastings W L but at frequent intervals they are certain Summaries ---4 down tlie catcher's berth for Ha*Jlng» Struck out by Al Brown, five; By I Bender A- Woodman to. yield interesting bits of information _ 4 Buskirk A- Bennett 1 such two years ago. accounted for three i। Kimball, tout; by Brown, one. Baze* Stantpn as Justice Potter found in the l A- Miller issue of 1858 > rufeties apiece and further duplicated Ijon balls eft Al Brown, two; of! Kimball. Warner A- Osborn . 3 2 । five, stolen ba**-*. -Ta*onar<l. Laykrr Tinker A McMillan We believe that our readers will be . 3 2 — — interested in reading the resolution plate tor what would haw been the and Cron\h)t< Two ban.- hit*. Miller ! and Kennedy. Batteries —tor Hasconcerning the State ot Superior 7 hi* 18 7 waa probably a lively issue in its day. The Hattie Creek aggregation scored 'tings Brown and Moore; for Battle East Paris W I. Kimball. Brown and Cronkhlte. in the first inning win n Kennedy and | Creek, H Vanderbilt A- S Darliny . 3 2 proposition introduced into our State Next SuiKfiiy ’ s game will bring here 1,-iyker. hit. then added tour runs in N DeYoung A W fanderbilt 2 3 Legislature, to cede that part of Michi­ tlw* third an hits by Miller. Kennedy the South Bend Indrjx-ndrnu. one of, F Durling A- C Mulder 2 gan known as the Upper Peninsula to and Fletcher and Elliot's walk, while tins' this Mr&ton. It will be u good Nickles A' Alcumbnick . 4 tiw genera! Government tor the pur- 1 Hasting/, till went acorvlnet. F Darling AJ Mulder 2 ,poM> of forming a new state We be. 0 The locals put over two runs in the game. M Po-tema A W luldrr . . 0 5 fotirjjj frame when Kimball hit Mr— — । lleve the people of the Upper Peninsula : desire such action und. although we LADIES HAVE EX ­ CSnn and walked Rouh. Parker then 7 18 । may feel proud of that portion of our got a dear ■.ingle Hiut-scored McCann Harting* ' R HP CITING GOLF CONTEST State, as pqasesAing vast mineral Wnd Roush came In oil a passed ball . C! 156 39 1 wealth, yet there are considerations Woodman Ixunard walked and stole second on a Warner G3 170 372 which would weigh heavily in favor of close play but Moore and Brown Mrs. R. T. Walton Won July Tinker 58 162 35 8 such a pn>|x»itton. Inasmuch as the couldn't bring him in Handicap and Mrs. Parker Miller 59 170 34 7 I»eople of the Upper Peninsula desire 'Die sixth Inning proved Baltic 60 174 34 5 il. inasmuch as that section of life Stanton . Won In Consolation Contest Creek !• Waterloo Rou»ti was up first Bender 52 I (fl 31.5 State is so far removed, and aeparated Tile ladles' July handicap event hu Bnvkirk and hit. Parker walked. Leonard gut . (fl 186 323 by prominent metes and bounds of na­ Ufe on fielder's choice and everyortq w-a». tlie Carvjrlh Az Btebblns Cup. ul Hie. McMillan . 50 164 30 5 ture's owp construction; and inasmuch safe mH around.. With tlw Imm s full HiptiAga Country Club, proved to be a Bennett . 52 182 28 6 as Wlsoonain haa already offered to -add Moon* lined one "but to left field whriv very Interesting' affair, und exciting a* Osborn 33 174 190 h portion of her territory for the same laiykrr fell down nt trying for Ui>' well Sixteen ladles were listed in the ■ ■■ , -purpose.' and not altogether leaving out catch and Utrei* runs crusM-d Hie plate main event mi<l nearly a dazun in the 548 1698 323 of the account Hie fact that it would while Hkib war. safe al mmt.ik! Brown cunsolation. add another free State to the Union, R SP tn the, match for the cup, the finals East Puri>. tlwn walked. Harr)ngl->n wiv. out on u 66 1611 36 9 this subject certainly demand.' serious N. De Young . long fly to deep center- but Young hit F Durling. 53 164 323 consideration. | safrly to send Moore arma*. with what M: Van Poperl . 1 hi dt I w Vanderbilt . . ’ fl 166 30 1 Tlie following are the Wisconsin pre­ proved to lie the u inning ran. and put ti .-t wu* pluycd-Tiiuntday, Mrs Walton C Alcumbnick '«< 160 28 8 amble and resolutions pu.ssed by the Brown oh Hurd Brandy wax out on a H. Vanderbilt 28 6 48 168 decisive vote of 67 yeas, to 11 nays: in the Consolation the .deciding hit to tlx- istlcher: McCutin got hliiuelt 53 IM 28 5 Whereas. There is no affinity ol match wa.- Ix-lwre-n Mr*. Frederick B Mulder M Postenm . . 51 192 26 6 trade, commerce or interest between hit to Kimball who towg to Cronkhit- Parker and Mr:. Kcnith McIntyre, Mr* H Darling 43 164 26 2 that portion of this State bordering on Parker winning one tig*. ' for a third out ut Hie. plate J Mulder .... 15 (16 22 7 Lake Superior >und the Southern part ' .qut airtight in Nickle* 35 166 2LI of the same C Mulder .............. . .... 14 98 14-3 And Whereas. There is perfect iden­ after - Cronkhlte mid tity ot interest between that portion ot Brown •irplartng Kimball > had led ul! ' 476 1696 28 0 the State of Michigan, known as the .with two clean hit' Croukhlt*-' was Upper Peninsula, and so much ot this Itast Sunday the Woidbury Jndejiencaught f«r n third out at the plate COATS C ROVE. State as borders up on Uike Superior, attar Moore'* faked tlucrw to M-cund •dente failed to put Jq an npimrance . had coaxed him to try for the leal. In at Lake Houw Field and the game is : A company of relatives nnd friend* and its tributary thereto: therefore Resolved. By the Assembly, the Sen­ . 1 visited al Jesse Cluse's on Sunday. the eighth Kennedy Mretcln-d a single scheduled Lx’ u later date. into a two-bugger by fast base running ' Tin* coming Sunday Irv ChariUm * , Thoof present were. G. 8 Richardson. ate concurring, that so much of. this but was rftuglit at tlie plate when tw­ Rnnrhvrs meet the KK of P nine wife and son from Shanghai. China; State as lies north of the third prin­ cipal correction line, commencing at the Clwriton's Cow girls cross hat* with Mr. and Mr*. Eugene Davenport and irled to score, from then’ on linker's Jong hit to cent* r. McCann * throw Adan -. Athktir-. In an exhibition > Loretta DvVault. Harold Tukcy und north line of town Nfo. 30. in the Mo­ game th- .-amr afternoon on Hie K. of । three children of Geneva, N. Y , Mrs nomonee river, where said-fine Inter­ | Ethel Hall. E Coats. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. sects the boundary lirte between this plate and threw to Brown who just P. diiiinond al Lake House Held. ■ BvTieni t-— CoaLs and family, Mr and Mr*. Krn- State and Hte State of Michigan, and made the tagoiit amid dual and arguA <•<><>■> tsl’lHJdull Coata and baby of Coata Grove. running thence west along said cor­ T'-acher: • We borrwed our numcrC{ia}4. of Grand Rapids. rection line to the wcsTcrn boundary Pinal .-core, Battle ata from the Arabs, our calendar from p,,arlu,.m011d calted on clatil line of this State, should be ceded back the Romans, and our tayiklntf from the , Klnnc W(;<lnC8dily MIld her a;, to the general government of the Box score:— . ItaliaL* Can anyone tlunk ot any (w.]tnM belter. United States, and that a new State • Battle Creek othrr examples? ' j prof. Sturgis of Cincinnati. Ohio, had should be created therefrom; provided Miller. 3b .. Chhflle: Our lawn mower from h< |chanw of n flnt. pr0||ram of vocal, vlo- that the State of Michigan shall con­ ' Elliot; 2b ... Smiths, cur sewing machine from the ; ,|n and !ano muslc gl cortimunlty sent to cede buck to the government, Kennedy, c L Jones.-*, and a pair of rte|» from Miss Svrvlce 8un<Uy evening. He was a*.- the Upper Peninsula of that State for Blackmore. \ slated by two young ladies from Fort the same purpose. Layken J f. . There is abundant material for a first Pike's Peak was nanirf. for Gen. Z. Wayne. Jnd wlvo had been the piano Fletcher, lb. M Pfltf who discovered lite-mountain B the. R0C? kee,As#cm^ y rate State, in the Superitlr region, and Kelly, rf. .. Congrexs being willing, we doubt not 0 in 1WKJ during Hie past week. Mr. Sturgis ab-j Cronkjute. c. ' gave mi|M-r*onation* and sang. When that it will sooner or later be organized ' ‘ Hie World Comes Crumbling Down” It would make a fine opening for th{,* Hammond's of Senator j and "Let Us Alone" of hta own com­ Ingresa position A short sermon was given by "northern slaves," and we have no James Small of Indiana who will be at doubt but that species of northern Coats Grove to hold Evangelistic aerv- chattels would muster sufficient intelli­ gence to form "emigrant aid societies." : Ices in September. : The Harold Barnum family of Mason for the purpose of colonizing the new ’ will give a musical program at the Slate. Community Service next Sunday evcWOODLANDS 1 ning. The leader is Wm. Brooks; Mr. and Mrs F. O Shomo, Dort ___ musician. Irene Brooks; booster. Mrs Minerva Woodman; handshaker, E. G Shorno and Mtas Louise Hilbert spent Smith. Sunday at the Getz farm. Holland. ) Rex Dunnigan was hurt in an atlfo" Miss Lola Lamberson and Mr Harold accident Sunday evening. He was tak­ Michaelson of Kalamazoo visited Mr. en to the doctor who reported no bones and Mrs. Clyde Ruell Sunday after­ broken but lie was quite badly bruised noon. und shaken up. • Mr. and Mrs. Milan Trumbo and Mr. There wm a good crowd at the ice and Mrs. Ward Plants and Beverly at­ cream social Tursday evening. About tended a family reunion uhd visited relatives in Fostoria.' Ohio. Sunday thank.s all who helped to make It a and Monday. I succesT. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rowlader of Grand Ruth and Marian Woodman and Freda and Cleon Smith spent from Rapids visited Mrs. Chas. Hatton Sun­ Thursday evening to Sunday evening at day. Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crockford and the Smith cultage at Crooked lake. , Margaret Kelsey spent part of last Children spent Sunday with Mr. and week at home. She has been working Mrs. John Higdon of Barryvilie. Mr. and Mrs. John Dosjer ot Prarlefor Claud Wood's In Hastings Ruth Woodman took her S S. class vllle spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. . to Ackers P61nt Wednesday afternoon J. J. Doster. Mrs. Philip Schray ai)d grandchil­ for .a picnic Games and supper ware enjoyed. Mrs. Mahlon Fuller took part dren Vivian and Shirley are returning to their home In Elmhust Wednesday of- the children. Willard and Russell. Dcmond-were in altar a six weeks' stay in the Schrav Battle Creek Wednesday and Lloyd. home here. Mrs. Philip Potter and children of Helen and Kenneth vksltad al Arch ' ' Wall lake visited Mrs. R. G. Flnnle Graves.' Monday. Miss Winifred Heffernon and James COUNTY LINE. Mrs. Spcnor Johnson and son. HefTernon of Kendall were guests of 1 George, visited Mrs. Hannah Johnsot), Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hilbert from Friday near Elmdale a few days the past week. until Monday. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bullard and sons H. J. Gibson and children went to Grand Rapids Sunday to bring home of Chicago were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Gibson who has been at her Karl Fuul Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. F. Truhler of Cleveland father's home. Henry Wachter's, car­ ing for her mother, who passed away spent test week with Mrs. Nellie Hitt. Vivian and Shirley Schray spent but a short time ago. | Fred Eckardl and sons Robert and week with Mr. and Mrs. David Vail of Gene, of Grand Rapids, visited the Muskegon. Mrs. Robert Flnnle and Miss Robbie forjners sister. Miss Olga Eckardt, Flnnle of Louisville, Ky„'arrived Sun­ over the week end. Mrs Carrie Gerilnger and Mr. and day and will be the guests of Dr. and Mrs H. Winkler. Mrs. S. O. Schuler Mrs. R. o. Flnnle for the remainder and daughter. Helena, were in Grand of Hie month. Harley McMillen and family have Rapids Sunday to help their sister and aunt. Mrs. Mary Kunz, celebrate her moved from the Bcaird house Into the Augst property. Mr. and Mrs. Harold birthday. Quite a number from here attended Warner will move Into the Bealrd live funeral of Mrs. Rosa Eckardt Web­ Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Piercejiave moved ber.at Nashville Sunday forenoon. , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooke were in their household goods from the Oerllnger house. Mr and Mrs. Pierce are Grand Rapids and Sparta Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Davids of Mulliken staying al their Wall lake cottage for arc our new neighbors. They are liv­ the present. ing In the Schafer house. We wel­ Mr. and Mrs. Wm. McKnight of Wil­ come them. mette were guests of Dr. and Mrs R. Mrs. Rieka Geylinger called on her G. Flnnle Saturday. stater. Mrs. Charles Huff, of Odessa, Mr. and Mrs Peter Blukibrier of Sunday^ Kalamaaoo spent Bunday evening with Halting*, Mich. Telephone 2121 Mr. and Mrs. Ortey Squires of FUnt Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Doster. ■ visited their aunt and cousins, Mrs. Mrs. C. B. Benham of Hastings visit­ .Rick A. Gerilnger and Albert and ed Mr. and Mrs. Karl C. Faul from Lawrence, Friday. Friday until Bunday. Woodbury-K. of P. Game Is Postponed NEW 1932 LICENSE PLATES AT HALF PRICE A majority of new car buyers select a Ford V-8 Or a New Four-B 11,358 Automobiles were sold in Michigan during June and 6,344 were Fords, or 35.8% of all makes! The NEW FORD is the MOST RE MARKABLE OPERATING CAR today regardless of price. Drive a New Ford —and you -will want one. We uill be pleased to demonstrate.. Universal Garage Co. C. PENNEY 116-118 EAST STATE ST. c o . HASTINGS, MICHIGAN “Rondo” JOIN PENNEY’S The Finer Print for Quilling. QUILT CONTEST! AUGUST 10 to 17 Broadcloth There is something fascinating about quilting. Many have .made quilts and everyone that haa, is proud of their quilt. Many more plan to make quilts, some for the first time and others that have completed one. or more are continuing with another quilt. All quills brought to our store will be placed on display between Wednesday, August 10th and August 17th. Malabar Percale Everyone may see these quilts, and vole on what they believe is the best in each type of quilt. Instructions as to the nature of the votes to be cast each one having the most votes for their type of quilt. Bring your quilt to “Penney’s” Wednesday or as soon thereafter as possible. No quilts accepted after Saturday, August 13th. quality, loc smart patterns, tor new, last coloringsl A boon to every budget! . “Honeysuckle" 3 Pound Quilted Cotton Batt SEW NOW — for Yourtelfl —for the Kiddift! “AVENUE” Percale 10® rare Grandmother Clark Quilt Patches 89c 23c Madtf of.soft fluffy cotton. Approxiniiitely enough pieces for one 72x9(1 inch <|iiilL “Gardenia” “Snow Flake" 3 Pound Quilted The Tissue Batt Cotton Batt 39c 57c ic*t prints I Plain coion in gondwearing, last -color percale I You'll want several lengths I Light and easy to fliindle Made of NEW CLEAN cotton ■ NASHVILLE. il>oor health. She leaves five sisters silent Sunday at the letter's farm hear ■Mr and Mrs. Colin T- Monroe Were «nd a Iwet of other relatives at Eaton Rapids Sunday. | Supt and Mrs. Wallace and two I Mrs. Fred Warner and Merlin Gage Junior Roe and George Wotring were daughters. Ruth and Shirley, left Sat-' went to Spring Arbor Wednesday after at East L.in>ing Friday I urday for a two week*' visit with rela- I Um? former’s mother. Mrs Man' Hope. Mr. and Mr* LeRoy Perkltw and son: live* at Marquette. Little Billy Wai-, Adolph Dause returned home Satur­ of Indiana spent last week with the lace is staying with Amy Hartwell while, day from a two weeks' visit. with ’ friends near Chicago. former'* parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.' they are away. Perktim. Mr and Mr*. Orville Perkins' Born August 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Vern- Dr Marks C. Bullis and Mm Bullis and son Jack of- Lansing spent the Hawbll'.z a nine pound sun who will <>l Washington. ». c and Loyd J Bullb> of Battle Creek spent Saturday aft­ week end. . answer to the name of Blair Burhn Mr. and Mr*. Al Newman of Muske-1 Relatives and friends of Miss Julia ernoon with their brother and wU« Mr. ga»i were week end guests of tile let- Lathrop received the announcement and Mrs. Fred Bullis. tec's stater and husband. Mr. and Mrs. last week of her marriage to Mr. BerRalph Wetherbee nard J. Bertsch of San Diego, CaliforE D Reynolds entertained the Mrs. A. E. Dull and daughter Either ma. Tlfcy will make tbeir home in Reynolds' reunion Sunday. All were are miting. relatives in Pana, Illinois, i Silh Diego Adolph Dause, Jr., and Gerald Oltn- 1 Regular meeting of Laurel Chapter present but one granddaughter. Violet stead were at Big Rapids Sunday. No. 31 O E 8 was held Tueiday night Reynolds, of Boatings. Event Calms of South Hardings is where Gerald was making arrange- at the Masonic Temple. ments to entA- Ferris Institute this; JKFTmeth Bivens of Saginaw sjient visiting relatives and friends here. Rev. Vreeland bnd wife, WendtJj. fall ■ Jns vacation last'week at his home Vn-cland. wife and two boys, have come Mrs. Gall Lykins and twin sons were’here. al Battle Creek Friday. • I Mr. and Mrs Car) Beam are enjoy- to spend their vacation at their cot­ Mr. and Mrs. £ V Keyes and, ing a trip to Quebec. Canada. Niagara Arthur. Thomas and wife of Kalama­ grandsons Maurice and Kenneth Wolfe i Falls and Washington. D »C. spent Sunday wiUi Mr. ad Mrs. Peter! Rudkipl/ Wotrtng of Chicago 1* zoo were Monday evening visitors at E. Kunz near Hastings 'spending'nta vacation with his parents. D. Reynolds'. Visitors at Ed Maturecn's over the Mrs. Lee Walker and daughter of Mr. and Mrs Fred Wotring. Detroit are spending a few day* with [ Mu* Mabie Roscoe has returned her mother. Mrs. Melissa Gokay i from Grand Rapids where she visited and three children df Detroit. Charles Clancy, wife and son of Royal Oak, Funeral services for Mrs. Rosa Wee- relative* ber were held Sunday morning at ten | Miss Phylu Brumm, who ta working /Rev Kendal and wife-of Plainwell o'clock at the Evangelical church con- in St. Louis is spending the week at hi* are spending a few days al the Bowser cottage.ducted by Rev. Wurtz Mr*. Pauline home here. Lykins sang. Mrs, Wceber passed i Mr and Mr*. Coy Brumm. Helen and BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY away Friday following several years of (Winifred and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hurd. The Job of Growing There’s a lot of satisfaction in help­ ing the plants in your garden to GROW. There should be far greater satisfac­ tion in helping boys and girls with their job of growing and developing strong bodies. The things that will help them the most are very simple—just plenty of fresh air and sunshine; plenty of sounU-nleep and exercise and plrntv of pure, CLEAN MILK. No other food can*begin to da the work of.pure, clean milk. It not only will help the children, but will bring an added share of health to every member of the family using it. \ln proportion to its food value good clean milk will cost you far less than any other food. HIGHLANDS DAIRY GRADE “A” MILK IS THE CLEAN EST MILK .YOU CAN BUY-MICHIGAN STATE TESTS PROVE IT! Highlanda Dairy Grade “A” Milk iPaittarixid or Rau>) 10c Quart Highlanda Dairy Grade ”B ” Milk (Paateurieed or Rato) 8c Quart THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. PHONE 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HA1TTNQ1 BANNKB, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST II. UM a "Fool's paradise;" U we are rid of the hallucination ol ."Easy Money;" if we have shed the delusion of "Some­ k ' st H«*Un<a, Mkblrao. thing For Nothing;” if we turn our eye* from "Mirage” to Reality." we'll all hl COOK UR09-. Edilen. be a lot better off, because well have SEVENTy HEVENTn TEAR our feet on go.xi solid ground. j The collapse of absurd and fictitious, lvalues had to come, and it will be a The Hastings Banner ■ Views and Opinions; What Others Say. GOVERNORSHIP PREDICTION I Here is our only prediction on the' This and That A Human Relatibn Play. An Unfortunate Reaction. Machine or Hand Labor? A Difficult Problem. F«n, Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday TEN YEARS AGO. Mr and Mrs. Weldon Bronson and] skis’ n. ,1m. a "B ” the name of lhe next gtivnmpr I * machine work pos.‘vrrt»iblc be eliminated from construction the Bottom cottage at Long lake. . willerstart mft.c way lor hnano laoor uvus Mr and M” Jol,,n Cr'’th',r» *nd Mhl. 1 t(> .rung waywith of rest.Ung what we sZdta .jvmo *“d _Ubor thing n>.s that n.a had kkau REAL. uanuu-w GENUINE Mh giving employment to more men nils ?fa Mand llMii<tea'T » J VALUE in 1828 or 1929 has real genuine: co]umn day, aKO. ..K lh<. plan was tried with considerable sueBue*.t8.ot Mr* . A' A (1O value now. The trouble was that in an' publicans can't win with Bruckcr. they cesx by the State Highway department Crothpra laat week. They are the parro era of pyramiding prices, the whole l can't win without him" As we view here last winter But there are two ;enLs cuts “ and ot A A. A A ud *slater UIer of Miss Julia Lathrop o( Chicago ia a sides to the question The very fact ’ .... i. - lesaly ahead.—Charlotte Republican- that such labor haa to be paid wages guest of MUa Emily McElwain. 1 .sot; chine on "hot air, and the machine fl- -mhiny,* Ml»s Lola is— villtconsiderably below the normal standt,. - Yerkes - ,— of -----Durand <— -Jin oxc. .. n*Dy slowed down for want of a aup----------- " ard create. » al tu. I ton that U potenand «°»« ■ '* C'u ply of "solid fuel." t "OH YEAH!" tially full of trouble. The following ln ’,ls * ____ , , so] '■—r Palls = ’ I Recently we hayy metK, two or* three article published in theL-. Crystal '“mil “I A NEW BYRD "EXPEDITION-" ! Bnd something like this: Diamond Drill gives H .sympathetic de- so° 'l*Ucd frwnd* here last weeie and r, n.^4 — Well, I believe business is better and senpuon of an attempt to assist em8a ' urd * ’ ' ! n ~ mpan> w “ * Mr and n. Rear Admiral Richard Byrd, wc .. . on things in general more encouraging. ployment that reacted unfavorably Mrs- R°>’ Hubbard went to Detroit to; ■ ‘ read, has postponed another Antarctic ( Then they would. laugh derisively and against the people who-were trying to I *P*od ® fo* d*>» *’>lh AlbertHubbard. . u*. » ri-i. inwrtlnn. exrwriitlon expedition tn to haad head the-National the-National FennEcon- ’ tay; "Do you believe ■ that? BuxllK** help. ‘ | Mr and Mrs. S. S Schaiffz and Mr. .»«. -- L»,k Scare ceuau ojny ttn organization that *111 better—well, you'll have, to show me. There is being enacted in Iron River (“',d Gt>nc Saylor of Rockford, in M.i.,,<.ri»u *c.d R».« ftght' against extravagant appropria­ Business going to be better? Oh yeah!" a human relation play that should. **hn4,:s *" visiting Mr. SchanW sister, This "Oh Yeah!” spirit, to drop in­ te t A*rr;a<« wlji b< print Uona and expenditures by the Federal to street vernacular, "gives us a pain have the careful and lhe serious altan-|~r''- °«**gc ’Dnkler, nnd other reta- j tton of the people of this entire iron ‘ “'.*?• J r 'eTic. i w. -.1, «r ir«« ’r (to'emmen:. Former President Calvin in the neck!" This sneering spin! mining district. It u an action tiiat i Mr and Mrh FTect Rchor and the1 » in <i inti jCoolidge Is chairman of tlie _____ davisory , never built anything, never opened a has two sides to it and one in which; ‘"’•"a IMirenta. Mr nnd Mrs Rickiert, both sides must be carefully weighed “f Cfl”fo”- °}‘10- nr’' <>f Mr. and i -ounell <o <hu l«r». fmld.nl H.»- '>-* , „ rv.. iritod « human being out of dkcouraKv- jn the light of present conditions and, ™rs- •**•»* Rchor for (wo weeks. . ><irr nd Governor Franklin Roosevdt mcnJ The cj.nlc has hud hu ]tj not from any snap Judgment or prej-i Mr aIwl Mr-'- c- J Zeigler of Detroit tb. heartily indorse the movement. Lob- t|R. thnv years-but hi* day 1* udloe. We refer to the effort of the !*!*'« Monday and Tuesday, the guests bles swarm behind every form of ex- J over. The "Oh Yeah 1" boys have mode so-called communists of that section I °* Wr- and Mrs Jaclt Rentschler. j Your size? we have it! ,. pendtlure nnd seldom has an organized a l0‘ noise but they are due to fade to compel the M. A Hanna company to I twpnty yfarq ago -mn»v ™' EARS AGO rODA' the ;. srenp h.lpM CM,™ .>.>uU»d.u«i, out of the picture. The builders, pnw2,, lc< pay a certain a ago for the work of Alling in the underground stopes at the | Mrs, A G Holloway ot Toledo, Ohio We can fit you perfec.ly —whether tall or , pressure. Tlie idea is to recruit some arc coming over the horizon and they Hiawatha mine with grave) About 170 j ,ait Thursday to assist In caring j •hort. stout or thin, or medium. -j20,000.000 <M citizens into a peaceful are going to take the stage, men were at work there and they were ,nr ,“‘r 8*f'tcr- Mrs. Wallace Kelley, who army for constructive protest nnd or-' The world is ready to start gqing earning alxvut $1.00 per day working or. ** v ®ry ill. Mrs. Kelley* son. Dr. A. J.i* THINGS CAN OCT WORSE! You tnon, who have learned to expect Inaccu­ rrauy aim a contract basis of 10 cents per yard for RHchle of Toledo came yesterday and opposition against extra?kgant ’ “,,rad 0< de’ Tilings can get * whole lot worse!" ganized .. . .. jpreMion and doubt and discourage­ loading the gravel j”*? <-«P«t to remou- Ma*. Ke"»" Kelley to grave) by hand hand. " racies in sire markings will certainly appreciate They may be bad at-present but the. legislation. In view of the copslstont ment. No one claims that this return is a Toledo today If she is able to go. that total absence of site variation in the bottom hasn't necessarily been reached success with which private lobbies have Get onto the band wagon of the new standard one; not those for whom tinLittle Miss Clementine Nobles nt of' trousers we sell. , yet. An election M coming and the it- .conducted raids on the treasury for the prosperity that is coming.—Northville work is being done. It u an emergency Grand Ledge, is visiting her grandpar-' etlort to give men who have been em­ tut*. Mr. and Mrs. A H. Noble*. tentton ue pay to the qualifications of benefit of the particular interests they Record. Mrs. John Bronson leaves today, for ■ In our good-looking Dutchess Trousers. ployed at mining an opportunity to, the candidate we elect will help to dethis organization 1ms great po­ ... Cleveland.’ New York, to .visit her ids-[ THE, RABBLE MARCHES OfT • am a mere living while the mines are termine whether or not we dip still I tentiai possibilities to. help restore a i Tiw following was contributed by a inactive. It b entirely an effort al md ltr- -Mr* Martha J„Hopklns. who is ill. ■ further. re,®n of reasonable government. Rear World War veteran, who was wounded, to its employes brought about by the « ^fo's Rca McKinsey of Caledonia i*: local management* To Jindersland |f| Hie guest of Mr and Mr* A H. Noble* If we don't pay more attention to the Admiral Byrd Invariably attacks a pe»' who Lv broke and oQt of a Job.) I wonder w!» they are—those vet­ one must consider the tastui v of the ' Mri Robcrt Donovan of Charlotte is I capabilities of the men we choose than probhm with intensive thoroughness, ’ ^pending the week with Mrs. F. R. are marching upon Wash­ activity. j.QP a Rip to their degree of humidity; if we give We wish hinj, equal success In this new erans 'ingtonwho to demand momS' * Such work is usually done by using a' Pancoast. —w«y-to the idea that any change is for venture. Certainly this idea of form-1। Always there were rhoke who were power aliuvel and when the project was' MrN- EhWta Carter and Mrs, Frank: tell hep, that first brcAehed n power shovel was in 1 ^alwney nnd baby ot Niles arc in the I .nimon annoyaacM first at live slum kettle, last in the the better regardless of the substitutes i lnK " natfon-wlde lobby for economical we use. we ll pay for our folly in the government Is as worthy ot exploration 'trendies. I wonder if they are among the calculations; in It to such un extent jc'^-/or a S*IOI'1 .visit. * the "army" which is seeking to trade on that the shovel was actually scowt-d' ^r- a,ld ^r5' ®- H. Dickerson of Bal-: form of crazy panaceas, half-baked (*nd gives promt* of as important re­ *'‘!v ‘J.’’* *UW,,A °r t,u'lr <l«ugh-1 past glories? I would like to see the and .shtppwi to the scene qf operation.f laxation schemes that will burden '"‘Us ax any exjieditlon the Rear-Ad- color of some of tltoir spines. The local innnagement. directed by Mr.. tor.‘Mrs D. JC Pierer, Saturday and: bujlnesj and agriculture worse than tolral has yet undertaken. If on army of farmers or laboring George- M Cannon, assistant general,Sundaymen marched, feeding off the country. manager, conceived the idea that H he1 toiRTY -rrvnxv I they are burdened now, blunders al T"IRTY YEARS AGO TODA\ I trespassing and fomenting unrest and could induce his people to change their Washington that will prolong the pres- ■ I revolution the American Legton and plans and do this work by hand tn-! Mrt H w Keable* returned Monday ent condition of things indefinitely. We ( T*1® candidacy ot -Franklin RooMyclt the other veteran organizations would stead of with a power shovel almost al).fro,n Kalantazoo where she was called j ramc too dore to gignatlc-follies in the ; brings up the question of further tn- ,1^, jn their might to stamp out the of the men led out by the closing of the'a w*'*'k ago tiy tlie lllnc.v. of her mother • last Congress for comfort. We Mrely 1 roal15 by the Federal government ----------------into menace. Should they do any less now? company’s mines during the summer' Mrs F»eeiiian FY>rd of Hickory Cor-j mis-sed Inflation of currency and flat j Prtvate industry.xNew York'* govrmpr ■ I need the bonus. God knows But I could be given a Job at a return that Inera *’** ,he RM^st of Mr and Mrs H. do not need it badly enough to join n would enable thrih to live until things J Christmas the first of the week money;,expenditures tiiat would have bas long favored the idea, of govern- rabble, nor threaten the foundations changed. He suatecded in getting his; Fairchild and.family, Will Hall 1 wrecked the government's credit were j «»nt operation ot utilities arid govern- of the government which has sheltered -vuperiora to change their plans and to ’0,ld fohhly and George C. Wright of voted down by narrow margins; we saw jment development of power projects, me. There are orderly processes for appropriate more money for the Job ' Buffalo, N. Y, are sojourning at Wall The work can be done with' a poA-cr j lakc: ' getting our money. If those in c«h' the unforgettable sight of the House Regardless of party affiliations, do we the nation will suddenly And iteclf Mr. and Mrs I) N Humphrey of FrOIH Olir Scrilb Book gress won't give it to us we can elect shove) at from five to seven cenls’jier' Mr ----------- - —»-------------- - — amazed at its efficiency nnd startled ut of Congress intimidated into an affirm- want H1® government to extend its 'htraadi are nr,. the lHar guests nt yard. Tlx- company agreed to go to; Chicago of Xlr Mr an,t and Urr Mrs. the increase in it* labor supply. I shall ..... . MIRROR f’OGUl ative vote by the personal presence of control in this manner? Already about ten cent.* and with that concession ob-”, George Rml. not go slow on prohibition, (or I know Roy and Barnett tained. Mr. Cannon fell that he had1 E ~- Davis- — -- Thomas ---------- ------- In mirror pools beside live way a few thousand men who represent but 9,1C P*r*°n in every ten U drawing what la tlie greatest toe to my men. sent‘ Sunday at Wall lake, the guests guest3'1 I view the snan of akv: done something f^r hi* employes that SP$B a small minority of the country; we 4“"® compensaffon from the public greater tven than the bullets nt the was worth white and would, enable E Tobias and family. enemy Getferal PetalUng. (1917*. saw a gigantic pork barrel acheme that! [>V'rcll-<!o we want thousands of adthem to live nnd lx- independent. Mr- and Mf- B',rt Oeschwlnd re-,I The herded cloud.* drift by. would have opened the treasury to un- “Atonal names added to Ulis topheavy Bo, Uw power shove! um shunted on,-!|liriKd la’L nl<ht ,rnin * tr*P t0 Hol- Here is a tree with plumy bouglis, "Blography has miflered from being preoMienlod raids almost carried by including all employees of prito a siding and the men placed at work. Hand. Ottawa Beach and Agnew. And tficre a trended fem— like club sandwiches—toast • on There was ntrrompqlsion: they didn't Mis* Irene Smith of Norwalk, Ohio. ;Reduplicated near the bank THE PRAISE that through to success In the name of Fed- vatcly-operated power and public ultlland underm-Ath. with irrelevant matter have to work if they\dldn'l choose to;! "ho has been the guest of Mis.* zila A iilyX fragile urn. in between."—Philip Guedalla, writer. cral relief. Now is a time when we • companies? Aside from tlie fact comes of lone does the shovel could be sgt at work any Devine, left for Chicago today, enroute About me the wide’ universe need experienced, level-headed men ln?b“l no government has. jrl demon­ not make us vain, time they found that the effort was not i10 hpr home. I Today mon can cross lhe ocean by Is mightily unfurled. office more than we have needed them -'tratod ability to conduct business with worth while. Tlie men worked along . Mrs. Alice Stout nnd Mr* Emma And I have lying at my feet ( plane in 24 hours, but it still'takes as but humble rather, peacefully. *o far a* known, until out- Marfin of Nashville and Mi** Carrie ‘ A mlscrucosmic world. in years. . ’ I ‘he cheapness and efficiency of privafe. long to move a shipment of goods — J. M. B arrie . side Influences came along anddeCrook c-f Vermontville are the guests The primaries are coming and unless i managed enterprises, few of us who through customs at a jxirt of entry iu Clinton Scoltard. mandt-d that tlie comimny put the work .°f Mr*. John Payne. • it did when sailing ships took two we pay pretty close attention to the have noted the organized propaganda upon a day wage basis at a figure more forty yfarm aTio months to cross the ocean."—pr. Felix men we choose;’unless wt- give more "id power of-federa! employees as op­ than twice that which the men were FORTY \EARS AGOTODAk. Morley. earning. A female baseball club is advertised consideration to the qualifleaUons and 1 Phed to Congress during the recent sesBRIEF OBSERVATIONS. It must be remembered that these fo P,aJ‘ Iwre the 15th. recortL* of the candidates than we do'«°n are anxious to permit further ( 'The nation "Which nas no control workmen are human; that they can be; Word from Mrs Irving Van Vlcck of "Banish the entire liquor industry over its defense forces u not a respon­ to our natural desire for ' any kind of Krovrth in this direction. impressed by the wiles of persons whojSBver Lent.. Dakota, says that 1.000'from > the United Slate-.; claw every' sible nation."—Mahatma Gandhi. . a change," thing* can get a whole lot ( —:----------- ---------------------major Upon the unfortunate features : more mat arc needed In Dicken* coun-/saloon, r every brewery; suppress drink-. PUNISHMENT NEEDED. >t)rs<b ' | CAPITAL PUMISHMENT in the picture and blot"out entirely thc . iy to hahext the crop* and tliere would!; ing by severe punishment to the drink-1 "Business began to require sobriety 1 Rusty Nash, a recluse of Free Soli. compensating good feature*. So it^wa.* ‘ be steady employment until snow ties i er. and. it necessary, death to the sell- before prohibition was thought pos­ men at the 1, Mich.. has been sentenced to life Im- thOM7 WhO Will. a, nc uaaai wv ».r a.a with th ----* ------------- .pit- They listened ----------- . IaT M OO per day. • er. or maker, or both, ws traitor.*. and sible"—Henry ford A COUNTY GARDEN CLUB. --0 the She tillu talks ,-.r.d and they, r.sturally. naturally, were were,, George C Higdon: -who formerly j We hope'that tlie garden club now prlsonment at. Marqupttes for murder­ the minority A fundamental oL-Uu-j। to hopeful that they might get an increase I, worked in offices of this city B now cdt-‘| nation is that the majority shall rule. :hapef*.:. that the" ..... might gel an increar-e --------------. .. . ... being formed here dn a county-wide a young girl. There he will stay, There are those who don the uniform n,» agitation, but to their credit, .bn*-j-jj nnd pIOprlt..nr (,f the Ingham I .-.-de will take jwrmonent root At- j powlbly for only nftcvn years, a* a to panhandle on street corners becaux.- : ,_r.... r n° __ Ir,i,r County Republican publlsljed nt' Leslie t in the proceedings. Predicated xs the upon »l und family of Ohio who tractive ifuro-ui—and »vll-kept lawns‘ continual expense to the sinto. Every they believe ii) capitalizing upon their Predicated as the activity activity is is upon al R E pv. Kaley ....... ;• r"'" ... than- lhe job :»>aye.'have visiting Mr. Mrs. and Mrs been been visiting Mr and A BA B | ail.-i beauty grid distinction to any com- ‘taxpayer in Michigan will contribute war service. A war record, if it is to certain CA*t; which I* more ran be done tor by the u*c of machin,Ior be cherisltrd at all. should be a mark "" r~ “ -=ch;n,, -fo— fo 1- M'v<‘ial weeks returned home muniiv. Tn;- club *-an help carry on toward providing lodging and board be Cherished at all. should lx* a mark of patriotism. Patriots don't march tn fry- the.local management had no leg;today. . ti-.i* work Uy ipdnwnng flower show- - for this murderer a* well as guards to the capttol of the nation tn defiance of Will Taylor'of Bat tle Cfeek spent i “»«l1 uj»n; it wu-s .-.tdp th.. ..... bls ajStcr | that• •he remains in a place where I I»K. and ordr: They don't demand ‘hand work and use the shovel or stop Saturday and Sunday wi .iiorne and garden cantesu and by en- see Yet even aihUtlon. Tito management ha*. 'Mn A D. Cook ——• i legislation with recks and brickbat.-, courajrjig tlie stady and development ' he can do no further harm. Y*' .... ' The uniform is a Symbol to b- re-1 *'lth consideration for its employee* Mrs. A A. Baldwin of Milwaukee. of gardening and landscaping, There •here there is always danger that Ills. ..peeled. Some men wem to think that m«l the money badl>. suspended 1 Wisconsin. Ls tIto guest of Mr. ami Mrs. are man^ 'sureessful amateur garden­ ! crractic temperament may prompt him I anyone who ever donned a uniform U . work for 0 «»«ne in order to get the true Ctarie#Baldwin. . . , < . anyone who ever donned a uniform U --------u (urev.rnwre ------------ — to Pdlwe »udiI leaction p! the men. If that reaction Will-Chidester. Fred Heath, Johh uicrn^d er;/ in lhe county and there w no rea­ Win » rommlt »m. ut »l >««,«■ h ~ "Ils !! against continuing with the hand Roberts* and Frank Cole rode over to son why a county club should not be agsin-d n fellow inmate or a guard. So/dcfy society. : far we have never been able to apProfe.cslonal veteranism Is a terrible terrible(, labor there will be nojdmplaint na^cimplatnt by the Grand Ledge Sunday dn tltoir wheels. ‘ 0®**--------------- ------ if.it - .. .. .y xjr an<i Mr.< Cyril Grigsby of Alamo > precis'e the'logic of such "justice" m- thing when it lead* those afflicted tot} management; is — to be >— hand are vuiting his parents. Rev. A D “r.X1 H.n U»y »*>' ■*’« 011 they !labor thr. muj». *‘ <*** .hU, Capital punishment has be.a(|hpy arp^soniapart, upon a pedestal 1 Naturally NaUirsl'y the ?hc sympathy «m!a!hr is u. with r ;-. the Grigsby and family The prApenty of any community de- crilicired as inhumane and tlncivilUrd; l,wnjfh cannot be pulled down, tifkt the< ^nder under dag dog but tltorr. tliere. are times when when:: Mrs. Byron Foreman of Plainwell __ depriving __ .. :...................................... __ ....... ..... ■ me milteT n.Tiix,. and unrl rr.n.<rl,,r mux pause consider II if rhn the visited Mr. and Mrs J. P. Roberts >nds largely st live citizens' of that u... but ................. is it any more „ so -1 than a tuition winch eave ... them birth must immunity. Ayy community is just a* mur. of his freedom? Simply because n ! Rr'T'v-1 in the dir; before them—because condition'ot the under dog is not being i Thursday. Miss Hattie Hotchkiss — and friend, given every attention possible and * •-< — wd the citizens who compose II— «<.n to womaeitauHy ••>'< «b- . tandrm. every effort ixxsible is being made for Miss Landrle. expect to return to Au­ • tor or no ' wone. The. wise, man elusive!) .that lie has not sufficient self I —State Digest. his getting from under. The agitation rora, Illinois. Monday. r.-y waiting for Con£:e& to enact control to live in a peaceful community ' as we understand it. tv entirely from, Without and in this connection we wish ■ FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. A NEW RUBBER SOURCE * ' return o* pnv.penty; without qpmmiting murder.' why should call attention to what luppened in ; Greenbacks — --------- were ----- worth — - in coin on Two and a half years ago. a Soviet. to • .stalo Itqpslglurc to j tlie state pay for the cost and assume the copper' country where there ■ was!Saturday 89 3-4c on the dollar . ... .. >r i» ) ■ .—noujly ex-! the responsibility of keeping him be­ employee near the Chinese border,I more iiappinrsM than an> other, cor*' of ** Rev, ~ T n D “ Marsh Paw Pau ta uu‘. xomiunc U going to throw,, bind the walls’of a prison? Michigan noticed the highlanders ot a certainJ ,responding section of Michigan 'unt.l Ipreached at the Presbyterian church region chewing some kind of gum m ' nt gu'.C into hu.tap. ; needs .a.caBi la) punishment law to deal Hie American manner. He found-tiiat outsiders caftie along and by playing ISunday morning. The following are Ute delegates to ■ Thr cor.d;ucn of any individual or i with- su;h cases as the one presented this gum came from a plant, hithertoi ‘on human emotions brought turn or. the county convention from Irving: 1 unknown to scientists, which grew on ,that once happy and prosperous land. Jacob any rommqnr.y. will rest very largely , by Rusty Nash. Jordan. BenJ Trego, Luther S The Iron country of Michigan can well • sunny slopes from 4000 to 5000 feet up. upon n4tvtdual effort—just where it! ■'------------ — -up and take notice and iu judg- !HUI and Harman Wldger Examination showed that the root ofi sit ( Tiie republicans of Barry county alwgya h*s rested. The sooner in-. 1 ‘ ' this plant contained 40 per cent latex, mer.t should be one Justly arrived at elected as delegates to lhe county con­ Lows Biiothim HIGH STANDARD House Paint is the dividual effort a made lhe sooner will r yielding 95 per cent pure rubber by -a’ and with an eye to tly future happi- ' r.ess and prosperity of our little com-; 1vention. Hon. Adam Elliott. Lucas truly economical paint to use on your home. For by stay­ 1» jrms■> Thnli comMnol An 1,a> >“ h“ process of extraction simpler and munilies. Polly. A W. Aldrich and Alonzo D WV.H . Inn, tom®™ <:.-c Wil do U« h" « K “ "» *>' « 70 W» cheaper than that used for the lajex of ing bright and neWlonger than ordinary paints, it spreads ; Cadwallader To the Representative f ... , . Tin mt »nr mtwn *“ •» “*w Brazilian and Malayan rubber trees, j convention. Hon. Adam Elliott, F. C painting expense over a greater number of years. \ Thu plant, which can be grown tn VVilV OT OllT World McAllister. P A Youngs and W Skilcan have w *.b« or lu paople. 10U1*r a111*10'1 —L11® jvalleys. flowers twice a year and re-, J ' Furthermore, HIGH STANDARD saVes additional man; to the senatorial. Wm. P. Bidnatn. NEWS GLEANINGS. •nmnun. >. Mth u. aod Mil earn. u. „>u lh, I sista frost, though It demands hot sun­ : Tire delegates to the county convendollars because it actually covers more surface per gallon shine. It has been found so valuable1 Nebraska leads all other states Injtion from Baltimore are as follows D. (f ' .. . . I American home win keep it coil in the that the Soviet Government plans to river mileage. ; ; . thus giving you more paint in every can! Ask any Sanborn. Charles M- Mack. George complete this year a rubber factory , Padleford and Royal Rice; To the repexperienced painter. with a dally capacity of sixty tons and[ Washington. D. C'«. new telephone' resentatlvt district convention." J*'if. World-Wide depression. Apparently we ’ to have 250,000 acres planted tn the directory lists two Georye Washingtons., Day. R. K- Stanton. Gilbert Striker add Come in, We have an attractive book on Home Deco­ newly found "towsagls" by the autumn j have passed through Uw worst of it. ----------H. Houghtaltn; to the senatorial conLeeward—Noun, indicating the rela­ ration for you. judging from the increased price of tion of a householder to the basket of । In and about the vicinity of Los ventian. H. Houghtalhu th:— zzz ",—( To attend the county convention the beef, pork and some commodity prices, ashes he is carrying tn a high wind.— velopment. stands to make large gains apanese or ■ who arc are j Japanese or claim claim Japanese Japanese following delegates have been elected and increased activity in numerous in­ Detroit News. from the exploitation ot this new rub­' descent. by republicans of Castleton: Edwin ber source—if it realises on ail ita dustries. ' ----------H M<1ioy Frfcnd soles, L. J. Wheeler promises. And if it can be grown m If we all heed the lessons that the Cast-iron blocks are being used as a'and Dr. Barber. The Great Wall of China would-be this country.-towsagls may also help to1 • road surface in England, which are mi , depression has brought its it will soon uwZu against modern arms, accord­ solve some of our rubber problems. At to be non-skid and cheaper than Recently the Royal Canadian Mountbe left behind and will prove a blessing ing to an observer on the spot. It atlll least, it might pay some enterprising1I said PHONE 2101 granite. , ed Police replaced the Provincial PoHASTINGS to Um country and all our people. If looks to us, however. like A-one bill­ American to get hold of a few planta' , —— hoe in Nova Scotia. New Brunswick, and try to cultivate them here.—Desi Icebergs are competed of fresh water Manitoba and Alberta, hoping to cut we have learned the folly of living In board apace.—Detroit News. Moines (Iowa) Register. *“• •• . (law enforcement cast* tn ball. f ITS.* 'The Store for Dad and Lad' A Quotation Crumbs of Wisdom ^^/+.:+:965907.+.:/+:./://:/13:+:9^^ THIS PAINT SAVES MANY DOLLARS! Pungent Paragraphs GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY >........ . „■ �THE HABTINOS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST It, IMS 44656922 LOOK! $ Kalamaxoo met with un Accidunt on, Thursday evening which might have '|M respited much more MtHoudy. Mr*. Thomas had been here caring for herjrmother. Mr», EdiUi Boiler, nnd her I (Continued from page one; . husband came to *ee her and’as theyji well-managed community whose popu­ wcaej-wpproachlng a car the lights I blinded him and he ran Into a thresh-1 lation Is almost entirely rural. Herewith is lire comparison of tax Ing machine, causing <)Ut> u.-riutah-up j Mi» Thoma* was badly broiled antli figures; lows 1930 increase cut and her husband's ankle was hurt ' Stale ......... .$133956 $ 3,890 96$ 2.551 40 County .. .. 1540.67 3501.71 --------1,95204 badly damaged. All were thankful the results were no worse ’ 354 33 2^00.00 Oontlngent School ... 13553 99 Twp .Road Covert, Rd. 1455033 1455033 M1SC. <41 36' II 4.36. COVERT ROAD ACT 49 EACH IN PAIRS 4.40-21 TUBE Totals .. $6,899 53 $42,915 10 $36,017 43 An examination of thebe-figures indi­ cate* that taxes incrciiM-d 622 fa r cetit during tin- 25-yrar period undir dlsciUrion Covert risuta alone acc’Wntcd tiff about 40 per cent of this ilkrea.«c. Tliere were only 61 signatures on.ifaIX'tltions requesting tin- Covert road constructions. The tetal -number of tuxi>ayera in the township in 193U was 449 ilhe total in 1906 was 46b There• fore 61 taxpayers out of a total <>c 449. or about 14 per cent were ri-sjxiiuililt' for a tax burden that in 1930 amounted to more than twice the total tax ol 1906! Nor could*the ether 86 jx-r cent make any effective protest' . Oilier facts shown by tlie.-c ’figures Tiw 1P30 township road tax. not infludtini the,Covert rood tax. Is about S of tilt1 total tax for 1906, Schools and roads account for $29­ 038-15 Of the total increase, or about 80 ___ Tlie 1930 school, tax is warlv double the total township tax of IBOti. . Present stole and minty tax is each more than half of the total township tax for 1906. i Arranging the various items arcord­ , ing to rcsjKiii.dbility under the heads of Mate, county and township nnd-chnrg; ing liulf ot tlie resjionsitiilify forttiie inj crease in school tax to lint stale be­ cause of a taxz.t in requirement* and .•[w-c I flcat ions these figures indicat.* that in this particular township: Latest "Irtiprovetl Lifetime Guarantee)! ' GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY s^pertwist coRir. tires < »h P&r/ In taxes from 1006 to 1931 was caused by action tor which the town-hip was responsible, 2—About 22 per cent of. the Increase 4.75-19 red**' 11. r«u«» . cJjP In Pxl Each ®«-55 Bross Tire and Battery Shop Phone 2482 Halting*. Michigan Smith & Doster Saving ■ Days At The North Side Grocery FRIDAY, Aug. 12 SATURDAY, Aug. 13 Crackers W heaties Super Suds be 19c 29c 15c 39c 23c Washing, Powder Golden Rantam Corn Salt Toilet Paper Butter Salmon nd 35c MANY OTHER LOW PRICES HINMAN’S FARMERS! BRING US YOUR EGGS Thursday - Friday - Saturday Plenty of Style* SHOES at ALMOST YOUR OWN PRICE Summer Pattern* — White Kid Leathers — Blonde Kid Leathers —Black Patent Leathers 5 HASTINGS CUT-RATE SHOE STORE . I , I Hie United States standard for bathing water specifies that it must Richard Swanson, seven years old'contain less-than 2do B coll lyr cubic1 son Of Mr. and Mr*. Hurohi Swanson <’<*nUmeter. In connection with testing /of Big Rapids, entered a conUM spon- j°l th<* presence ot B coll presents 1 sored by a newspaper in Uut city and an added problem. For the B coll may' trom new leather on the pump. । Realize Your Wants By Reading Other People’s WanLAds was delighted to win second place;. ’ 1: wa- called u “circus'* contest and 1111 which ease the water 1:. not conthe entrants were asked to draw pic- i laminated for use; or it may come from lurex "representing scenes at a circus.; sewage seepage;, in which rnsc there Is I Three hundred childp-n entered nnd 1 lik’.’ly to be dancer Horn typhoid fever; the girl who won first place was twelve «rerms. Leather used on pump*. Mr. Cham- j -yenr.v oi age. ‘ freed from B colli As a reward, Richard xva.s presented berlnin states. can with four reserved'i.eat tickets for tire by soaking it in ehlinidd solution for I ItagenbgclL-Wullace show last Wod-, two weeks before installing it. ncKluy. Award.-; wen- made to one hundred three winners fSchard re­ fort- the leather is tree fronrgenn... ports a happy time at the circus. OBITUARY. OlUTI’AKY. Prjry Glasgow' Henry was born in' , .Grogfee Conner, the only son ot John Jonesville. Mich. AprtI/24. 1832 and and Olive Conner, was born in Lenawee paved away August 3. 1932 He camel Co. December 28. 1846. He came to to Baltimore township at the age of ' Hastings when .i-young man and with 11’.e years where he resided until 1914. i the exception ortwo yr’ara spent in the ...... .......then until ... .... From his death ____ he ___ resided 1 |western .states and two rears in CunHasting* city. In 1882 he was unit-' tula. Barry Co had tarn his home. Hr ed in marriage fo Luru Bryan: who de-1 inarnvd Mi» Lfcta Tinkler and two parted from this life in January 1928. i GOZ.D MEDAL sons were born to them. Charles ?now He leaves to mourn his loss five chilliving in Adrian, the other one was cinn. Claude of St. Thomas. Ontario.; BOX killed by the cars many years ago Hucl of Detroit, Elizabeth «Jf Hastings, IaUt lie married Mrs. Alin Cummings Orville of Detroit and Bernice of Ak­ One son Cecil was born to this union, ron. Ohio, one brojher. Sila- of Marne. now living in Grand Rapid-. Mlc h. and ix sister in Los Angeles. He passed away AUgust 4lh at tlie California, Funeral services were held age of 85 yrs. 7 mos. 7 days, leaving at the residence, on Friday forenoon.! Box two sons, one .grandson and one Rev, L. L- Dewey .officiating. Burial nephew, having out-lived three sisters in Riverside. nnd all other known relatives. Fusnow boy neral jfcrvices were held in the WallA pretty home wedding took place on dorif funeral home Saturday. August Premier Quality 2 can* 16. at 3 P. M. Rev Adcock officiating. Sunday. August 7. at five, o'clock, at the Interment was made at the county home of Mr. and Mr*. Walter Stanton of the Briggs district whqn tltfir 2 u>. bo* Iodized or Plain .cemetery.* 1 ’ daughter Martan became lhe bride of OBITUARY. » Mr. Phillip «aut .of Vermontville, w itii Narlharn Tiitue 6 Rolli • Arrilla Granger, daughter of Mr. and tile Rev. A L. Ellsworth othclaUng’Mr?. Wm. Granger, was born in N. Y. Leland Stanton, brother of the lb. Shultz or Middlaville July ID. 1802. and passed away in bride find Miss Gaut, sbur’of the ; Kalamuzbo hospital July 31, 1932. She groom; were tlie attcttfianU. The moved with her parents when a small guest list included the immediate famchild to Michigan settling in Otacgo. Illes of both parties, the grandparent*. 1 In 1912 sne was united in marriage to Mr. and Mrs. William Stanton and aj -------- —-------2 cans for George Townsend of Orangeville Twp. great uncle. Edwin Stanton of Wash-. ORDER A SUPPLY AT THIS LOW PRICE To this union was born one daughter. ington. After the wedding repast the Vivian Lucile, who with the husband newlyweds left for northern Michigan | survives, also her father and mother, on their honeymoon three sisters. Mrs. Irene Goodscrc of PENNOCK HOSPITAL. > Plainwell. Mrs. Pearl VanLindcr of Fourteen patients and two babies are Kalamazoo, Mrs Geraldine Mario of Otsego, one brother. Kenneth- Granger receiving care at the hospital this Wed­ ■ of Plainwell, several uncle* and aunt* nesday morning. During the past week the following and-cousins. Funeral service* were conducted by the Rev. A. A. Burge of babies have been born »l tile hospital: Phone 2491 Guaranteed Merchandise We Deliver the Martin M. E. church Tuesday ac1 To Mr. and Mrs Leo Barry. Hastings. 2 P. M. m the Yankee Springs church,' Route 3, a boy on August 3: Mr. and with interment in Yankee Springs | Mrs. Uo Demand, 236 E- High St., nn! August 3. a girl; Mr and Mrs. Roland | cemetery. Barry, Woodland. Roihe 2, a boy on California’s fish induttry wag valued August 7; Mr. and Mfs. Clare Jolmson. 221 E. Thorn St-. » boy on August 7. I , at ovar $25,000,000 last year. DELTON. MICHIGAN of.Our Entire Summer Stock .Subixlragons--Best < < !l qurt- 1st.. 2nd . and 3rd. Dahlia* Be-t nain-<! variety. 1st . .hb Plenty of Size* Bargain Prices 2nd., and 3rd Best collection. l\t. 2nd-, M and 3rd. Best basket or artistic ar­ rangement. 1st. 2nd , and 3rd Petuqias -Best bouqmt, IM, 2nd. anil 3rd. Dvlphtniuin-Bes t collection. 2nd. and 3rd. Lillies- Best specimen, l-.l . 2nd . nnd 3rd Best collection. It. 2nd . and 3rd ■ Mixed Flowers- B* t bosket or bon- _ qiiet. 1st.. 2nd., and 3rd. Marigolds--Best display. 1st.. 2nd.1 and 3rd. RlUe-i—Best basket, bouquet or van-, 1st., 2nd., and 3rd. Sweet Peas -Best bouquet. 1st., 2nd , i and 3rd, 114 W. STATE ST. ‘‘Bnrry County’s Busiest Shoe Store" HASTINGS, MICH. Zinnlai—Beit display, 1st.. 2nd. and' 3rd " ■ Wild Flowers -Best bouquet, and; variety, or mixed, 1st , 2nd., and 3rd, : Potted or House Plants -Best spec!Gnrden Brasy of Battle Creek spent nnd family ol A-ixyria and Mrs. Etha men, and variety. 1st. 2nd . and 3rd-. Bent miniature poo), rock garden, or' last week nt Bert Daly's apd Jerold Burchett nnd Mr.-: Gladys Mclennan before and after elfrcl of Jendslaplng, blitz, a son. August 5. named Blair' uiwj Jei-ildene Swqrts of Batik- Creek! ot Kalamazoo. Vivian Manhail re­ ■ . jreriod garden, etc.,'is'. .- 2nd . and 3rd Berlin. Callers there Sunday were. arc xtayuig the week, ; turned tc» Kulamaroo with them fur a 1st . 2nd . and 3rd prizes for table dec­ Mr. and .Mrs. Verne- Berininl and fam. Mr and Mrs Frank Hawbhtz spent1 visit. orutions for both dining room and iiy, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Goimgir. Paul Sunday at Wall Ijike. ! Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scheel, Mr and bridge tables, i Bell-and Marguerite Wetlgar of NmIiMr. and. Mrs Harvc Marshall of Mr>. Carl Eckardt .«:i;i iainiiy and .Mrs, vtHe and Herbie Wilcox of Baaryville North Maple Grove, spent Tuesday Chris Eckardt of Woodland spent Sun­ STATE APPROVES BARRY evening at Will Hawblitz*. * ' day al the Leslie Adams' and Ostroth With Mu Ethel Joly Mrs. Surah Ostroth lias returned home. WATER AND BEACHES burn's -in Hastinghome, niter a week of caring for her sister. Mrs. Raise Werber. In Nashville. Delays 111 the average trallic Jam Regular Tests At Eleven Most •.tile spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Guest:: gt Clare Marshall's Sunday help to burn nip 15 per. cent of 'ttw Popular Bathing Places ! George Green’s ' were.. Mr. and Mrs. Howard BurclieU gasoline in your tank. Water tHte conducted every two. was cauwd by action fur which the weeks during tho summer by Lyman Cl)anita*rl:iin. county sanitary offici-r. county wiu, responsible. ■ Thiz. comparison indicates that, while and tlv* State Health Dx'pattment, in­ economics are possible m tlie state dicates that water al li<*of the government, the lion’s than* must be frequented bathing . ta-a'liiw-s Jn made right back her* tn our own coun­ county have maintained a'SdIUfa de:ir<«’ «»1 purityz TIu-.m- eleven arc. ty and township government. W. K Kellogg beach. Pine • hik . All the statistics used In this article wen- gathered from books in the offices Prairieville .park. Gull take; -Ham* of the county treasurer and the county numds rr.,nrt. Fine Ink.-; Baker's re- ‘ road fominlMion; tax>ks tiiat are ojkii sort. Crooked lake; Acker's Pofnt. Long i for inspection to any citizen of the lake; Ketcham's beach. .Al-Oon-Quin j county. The tax figures, of mine, lake; Lake llotue beach. Thernapplr : were obtained from records in .the lake; Streeter's resort. Gun take; treasurer s office and the number <>! Dwight's beach, Gun lake; Trail's Find taxjxtyers for tlie years involved found beach. Gun lake; mid Shclp's resort. lake.. . —- ■ _ counting ---------- q-------,_jer. on the-tax rolls Pine wmisw by the name;, {beach at lor the two years. TheJlst-of persons! Ji*»»n:ngx Land Company’jbei signing the petitions for tor the Covert covert c,““ tek’' '“*'* oIw> ”’Mwl .ve during rood* was obtained from papers on flic *ummer and found satisfactory, Of tlie ” 82 rt resort welfo with the county road qommi&don. nr "nrt W "R* tested, only "two, gave evidence of contamination and’ one of these has since been corrected SMALL BOY WAS now tor use ch/cm ccnnam di snr and the water supply ,ln * •*safe “*• ,or GIVEN SECOND PLACE again. This is aupl,l> decided improvement ■ i over last year when 10 out of n total of Richard Swanson One of Three 170 wells m existence were pronounced Hundred Entrants In Circus Contest JULY CLEARANCE (Continued from page onei Give Satisfactory Result f in j’«i North Michigan Avenue MS COMPLETE FOR 5 FLOWER SHOW HER in r»i s*8 za<? “W ... rule Each kalamAzoo people HAD ALTO ACCIDENT.; ALL NEXT WEEK! Everybody Welcome! Everybody Come! Have the BIGGEST Time of Your Life! IONIA FREE FAIR August 15'20 16 Nites 6 Days] 15 —BIG DEPARTMENTS THIS YEAR —15 rer I’arkinr Space. Bco, and Honey Exhibit. 1\4 AMD A V 1V1 VZ LN L/ I. Livestock Parade Aug. 18. Automobile Bulldin;. Merchants" Exhibits. Band Concerts. Livestock Show. Asrleultural Exhibits. Ihixengtr Airplanes, Horseshoe Pitchlog Context Horse Pulling Tuesday and Wednesday; ; Poultry and Pet St<x*k Exhibit. Raked Goods Exhibit. Boys* and Girts* Club Exhibits. Floriculture .Exhibit. August 15 —“CHILDREN’S DAY’’ Everything Half Price for the Kiddies. Automobile Races. TIIFCh Ausu“ 16Horae -“,ONIA/COUNTY DAYS” 1 VJ III O 1—Z AY I Champion Putting Contest. Horae Racea. \M 17 r$ NT E* C r$ AV Augu.t 17-'GOVERNOR'S AND W LUllLjUAI “AMERICAN LEGION” Day. Ba here. T 14 I 1 D CD AV August 18—“LIVE STOCK DAY” See the JL 1 A vJ Jtx O U zTL I Live Stock Parade; Yi Mile of Champions. P P I n A V August 19—“FARMER’S DAY.” Farm Bureau and * IV -I Jt>. I Grange Picnic. Many Prominent Speakers Listed, C ATT ipn A V Aug- 20 —“AUTO RACE and “JOY DAY’ OaTL JL V/ I Big Public Wedding. Spectacular Fireworks. lhe Feature Grandstand Attraction . AMERICA MARCHING ON A Regular Broadway Revue with a Cast of Over 100 People Every Niglit Every Night. ManunoMi Divplay -FIREWORKS* A Gigantic Panorama of Light, Color 11 IP A *1* >4fTWr A V WlwJCjJA A 1L9 A XflAAJ ▼▼ /A A RESERVED SEATS IN GRANDSTAND - 7» ORDER YOURS NOW-S..I CI..L..U..,, One-Half Mile of Clean Wholesome Amusement Gate Admiziion FREE Parking Space Come, Have A Good Time! EIGHTEENTH SEASON ----------------- MICHIGAN’S GREATEST OUTDOOR EVENT �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. ADD VST 10. 1932 facie six Alinill n nnOTrnT- Itlon. He held the property, also a ma-1 -------------------------This U a condition that with----------------his foster-parents. Mr. --------—cries loudly ------ 7 [time --------------—. nnd! «„| PRAIRIEVILLE. for ” relief. Wc-hope relief will »be nf- Mrt. Charles -Purcell, and other rein- j Triple Link club will meet with Mrs. ISnUrrrtin thcbmdT All he needed , forded ------ --------- --------by the Michigan legislature. | tlws. 1 Homer Plower Friday. AUgust 12 An ----------- . .*.••. i SuRday, August 14 will be Observed ajj aay meeting. Be sure to attend reedings and buy in his property at ASSYRIA. '|as home-coming nt the Banfleld ... nm, Ur, «„..<> w-i„. and n„r. • his own figures. But it would be stHJ w**“..an.? a?r ■cheaper if he could purcba-u' the n-st, The Case family reunion held for a church when the Rev. Wm. M. Puffer - Mr and of sixty-fOOr years, will again-of Bronson hospital, Kiilain-voo. a of the bonds for a sonic. Someone calling on Mrs Will Perigo and on frame up tills way. evidently with au­ meet on Wednexlny. August 17 at the 1 former district sujierlntcndcni, will business. . • (Continued front jwro qnet . thorlty. offering to trade other.bonds home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Case oFTiri-ach. . Wood , shingles are now cheaper \J Mr ond Mrs Warren Stanton and! Mr. and Mrs Floyd Sheip. Ellen and . .. , eft,,,-' that did have a greatly depreciated En-t -LeRoy. ■ Miss Rena Gates, who has been family and Mr. and Mis. Albert Dur- Allen and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jones 5. d JhziTrt of the va5uc f6r “* boRfis ,uld than they have been for 20 years. dU!l.<. 'his woman which wrrr d. faulted ■ tadyin# at the Stale .Teachers- Col- ham of Battle Creek are-in camp at and children spent Sunday at John ought to take charge property 0,h<.r lhat ttcre ] I..<■. Kalamazoo. will spend some time Bristol lake. Babcock's landing, tor the B“!l P-*r|L Grand Rapids. We have a car of Red Ctidar Edge Mr. and Mrs th-urgc W«»d and famher were 'selling at a small aith her sister. .Mrs. Lillie Conklin, month- of August. xfortI-returning to her home tn Grand; Tlie Barney Mills school and the Uy of Milo. Doran Small cd Kalamazoo tret the bond holders. percentage of their face value. She Crain 100r< Clear Shingles which will ' Eagle school reunions were both held »nr Sunday- guests nt Mr and Mrs. Not long ago n woman living in this dld nnt- gnow'wbat to. do about it. and Rapids,. county, whom we will not- name, purdid no!hlllg. .VMrs. 'NujtSJJpwers ot Marion. Indi-, Saturday. Merritt Wood, the occasion being John be in our yard in about 10 days. We chfLM'd some----------mortgage • will batmen In — • u -----------------— -bonds . that ’tel! whit #na ,0 *Meod the family reEdwin Stanton U visiting Mr. and Wood’s birthday anniversary. wefe guaranteed by a Detroit- trust 'e_c • ’ e1' “ ' n .. unton and visit relatives at Battle Mrs. Herbert Reynolds at Bellevue. , The winners ot the Scootways at the will make a special price on these company. The bonds had been nu- . ’.. » P* .kJ Creek. Nashville. Charlotte and East --------------- *♦*---------- — ‘ ' ,1- O. A store were. Eugene Garrett,' thonred by the Securities Commission °- 1 b~ f thJ LeRoy. I NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. Edward Jones. Billie Higgins, Allrh shingles to move them direct from the of this state. These bonds covered ‘ h*,. th«t will nTlie Pleasure Birthday’organization J Miss Helen Slocum of Martin Cor- Sheip and Edwin Baldwin, They are property which, in the Judgment ot * . . lh ’ nf >>,. bond* *’in ** entertained on Thursday Au-Iners will spend some time with her enjoying the scootways very much car to your job. Better get your order —.----u .u — -Jul_ |u, investigated ‘ ... • > ... o^jBj gust 11 at Mary Lane Park, Loon lake, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Dean Hall of Irving called on some the u bank and thr.ie ---- ----it a: the time, seemed1 ample securisecuri­ , ' . _. w thls. by Mrs Alma Durham. . Slocum of Woodland.* helping to care of his old friends Sunday. Always glad in now. done butit U entirely peutble tohave The Clark-St.nton reunion will be for her grandfather to see Dean T • ty for the bond l<sue. none out n is entirely uovsime to nave “•—— ———• •• —, — ■■ ■bonds ■ .. .' n(.. undcr . ...... _. .... When the depression came ail Jt dp Michigan . laws at the 'hrLj held on Sunday. August 2i 21 at Cale. Cale-,i .- Mrs. iewi< Lewis i{..nu«. Herzle entertained her: Rosemary Roseman- Steshins Stebbins attended the take. jlum’ied Especially mortgage bonds, present time ** ‘jdonia dnnla lake . aunt. aunt Mrs. Mn Effie Wi» Landon. landnn Mr. Mr und and Mrs. Mn Martin reunion Tnunlnn nt the tiu. home hnm- ot nt Mr. Mr nnd and In this particular case the owner of ’ tf ‘ 1,.., ?,Irs- Pcrc>’ Henry spent part of last Cleon Landon and baby. Wayne Cecil Mrs. Butler at Hickory Corners ' week at Jackson also some cousins of North Carlton Mr. and Mr* Earl Johncock and son; the jwojvrty bonded defaulted tfn the*■ M”- A"n,s Conklin, who has been' Thursday afternoon. : attended the Johncock school reunion iny rt.'t Tlie property .was apparentlyv h? EX attetld'nR Michigan State TeachMrs Ida Flory and son. Oscar, of Saturday . all’right, in normal times it would . wt TELEPHONE 2276 - - HASTINGS, MICH. all Wwi^nd hMr< n£t cr5‘ ColIe8e at Kalamazoo, has re- Hastings spent Sunday with her Mrs. Florence Mott and Mr. and Mrs have bc*n UQPd security. Tlie bonds of Die '“rncc1 t° >u-r home and has lx-en en- daughter, Mrs. Lewis Heralc. and Mpurice Hughes went tvBeudle.hkc depredated to a fraction ot their face WoutJTnM1 permit* th^ td lt-’ach 1,10 Drlsto1 «h001. family. Mrs. Flory's grand-daughter Sunday where the Mott family held value and the owner of the property nrmiertvhad I'eelw.1 fulliv<ih£ Mr Ed*1n s,an‘on "nd “n- Br’rant the wrrit. 'their reunion rook i^ivuntaae of this siiuation. He ■>-Vwn- ZX^dinT^nd to hue m —4fiftght more than .half of them nt a Monday. Mrxi Sarah Smith nnd Myrtle have small percentage cf. their Lire value. . , u ... lUes here . Bolter children in the loss ot their at the Verne Calthrop home. M.vs Elizabeth Parker of Hartings U gone to Kalamazoo for the week with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mitchell and mother. Mrs James Bolter, who passed > Mrs. Surah Hughes nnd Mrs Lyman s)>cnding a few days with her aunt.'Mr. and Mm. Arthur Baker and farnAfter he had secured a majority of part of what the purchasm of the the isoncls he had control ot the situs-, bonds had pay. ■family of Chicago are spending some- away recently. j Wilkinson were Kalamazoo shopjxts Jennie Norris, and Lucy. lly. iHllIII I PnllTFl T How About your Roof? 0O«C«S The HOME LUMBER CO. 11 c' -rrB5£hcKS,u’fn“uf?'±"1or“u2S ,,rr’„K‘",c‘ h" X u“ PRICES NEVER BEFORE DARED OR EQUALED! BANKRUPT SALE! That Will Be the Talk of Hastings for Many Months to Come! The Greatest Outpouring of Merchandise Ever Known Here RibE—RUN—WALK—OR FLY— You - will not be disappointed. EVERYTHING GOES—NOTHING . RESERVED! SCHOOL STARTS SOON—PREPARE! Your dollar will stretch lo the limit now. You can buy enough goods with a lean pocketbook to make it seem to be fat. Purchased from the U. S Dis­ BANKRUPT DISASTER! trict Court! The ENTIRE STOCK of High Grade Men’s and Boys’ FURNISHINGS and LUGGAGE of Follow the Crowds! Hurry! Thos. E. Waters & Son If you can’t come the first day, come any’ day, as every .day will find new low prices. At LESS Than HALF the Actual Value Prices Shattered! Values Lost Sight of. Children’s Play Suitsx............................................. 39c Men’s Dress Hose, 35c Value15c 75c Value, 39c - $1.00 to $1.50 Value69c $1.75 White Duck Pants, now98c Men’s $10.00 Raincoats, now$2.96 Men’s and Boys’ Horsehide and Winter Coats 2 Price and Less One Lot Men’s Felt Hats, values to $2.50, at 98c $2.00 and $2.50 value Caps, go at$1.19 One Lot of Caps, go at69c $1.25 to $1.50 Caps, go at . . ..............................79c Flannel Shirts Go At One Half Price AND LESS! Men> Kid Gloves, Now At ONE-HALF PRICE! Men’s Pajamas Going At . . 89c to $1.79 Men’s Dress Shirts, Real Values39c One Lot of $6.00 and $6.50 Pants$2.98 One Lot of Men’s $3.00 to $4.00 Pants . . $2.43 $3.00 Dress Pants$1.98 One Lot of Men’s Work Pants, go at$1.19 Boys’ $1.00 Knee Pants, go at69c Boys’ $1.50 Knee Pants, go at........................ 89c Boys’ $2.00 Knee P^nts, go at$1.19 Choice of Men’s Dress Straw Hats, go at... . 49c Men’s 50c Harvest Hats, go at29c One Lot go at 5c Men’s Riding Breeches, $3 to $4 Value . $2.19 Boys’ Long Khaki Pants, Size to 1629c Police and Dress Suspenders, now19c 10c White Handkerchiefs, now3c Big Yank Work Shirts, all sizes, 14 to 20. . .39c FRIDAY, AUG. 12 $1.00 Belts69c $1.50 Belts79c $ 1.50, Neckties89c $1.00 Neckties49c Boys’ $ 1.00 to $ 1.25 Shirts 59c Men’s $3.00 Dress Shirts $1.89 • Men’s $5.00 Derbies . . . $2.39 Men’s $5 Felt Hats, now $2.49 Men’s $2.00 Dress Shirts 98c $3.50 Hats, now$1.98 Men’s $1.00 Dress Shirts 49c Coveralls, at pair$1.29 Children’s 25c Hose17c Boys’^Sc Shirts.29c FIXTURES FOR SALE 3i> Ft. Desk. . Stenographer’s Chair. Desk Lamp. 2 9x12 Used Linoleum Rugs. . Mimeograph. 4^x21 Desk. Swivel Chair. Filing Cabinet. Letter Rack. Stenographer’s Table. Straight-Back Chair. Victor Calculator. Filing Card Cabinet. 138 E. STATE ST. HASTINGS « MICHIGAN STORE OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL 9:00 Z5%-50%-75% Savings on All Merchandise 50c to 75c Bow Ties5c 10c Dress Sox, Black, Brown, Grey and French Tan. Seamless, per/pair,5c Heavy Rockford -15c Sox. Seamless. .7c 200-220 Weight Heavy Blue Denim Overalls. Well Made Triple-Stitch at only59c 35c Paris GarUrs, now at only15c Men’s and Boys’ IOC?' All Wool Bathing One Lot Bathing Suits 19c to 79c Slip-Over Sweaters, All Wool, now only . 69c All Sweaters, Men’s and Boys’ i Price and Less! Men’s $1.50 Union Suits, now79c One Lot Men’s Athletic Shirts, now19c 50c to 90c Shirts and Shorts, now39c All Winter Underwear 1 PRICE AND LESS! Suitcasps, Bags and Hat BoxesPRICE Lee Overalls, now at only$1.09 Children’s Coveralls, at only49c Boys’ Cowboy Pants, Elastic Top79c Men’s Stiff Collars, now only10c Van Heus&n Soft Collars,‘now only15c Polo Shirts, Values to $2.00, now only49c Men’s Rayon Union Suits, now only79c Children’s All Wool Bathing Suits, now .... 69c $10.00 Leather Bags, now only$5.25 ' $15.00 Leather Suitcase at only$7.50 One Lot Suitcases, While They Last. .... 69c Men’s Overcoats, Values to $40.00, go at $9.95 Balbriggan Union Suits, Shirts, Drawers, ea. 29c �THE HARTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 1#, IMt ♦ Frank Kline of Ann Arbor spent the .Earl Smith U spending the week in KELLEY-MACK WEDDING, TUESDAY WAS BATTLE week end here with Mrs- Kline. northern Michigan trout fishing. ; A pretty wedding wa* solemnised CREEK DAY AT CLUB Miss France! Sage has returned from Mr. add Mr* Forrest B. l^ne and Wednesday evening. August 3, at the children visited in Detroit Sunday (home of. Mr. and Mr* W W. Mack of i MU* Betty Midworth of Trenton U ;1**’'- whan their daughter. Mix* Mar- ;No Luncheoh Next Week Aa Mr. and Mrx Thomas Errtngtan Rep Len W Felghner of Nashville the gueat ot MUa Helen Wooton thU waa united In marriage to Mr. Hastings Ladies Will Visit visited in Elkhart, Ind. over the week . was in the city on Thursday. werk Kill* A. Kelley of Hastings end. Battle Creek Mr. and Mrs. Luther Loehr ot PoMLssthyllU Edger Is epending a few At B 30 the bridal party took their I Mrx Leo Branch and two sons of De­ Battle Creek day at the Country Club dunk ytsltod Mr and Mrs. Jack Snyder troit arc guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray days with Mr. and Mrs. Ceibert Jones 1beneath a white, arch from ■ on Sunday. of Jackson ' •5*<h »u»l*nded » hugh while bell, the 1। Tuesday brought out one of tlie largest Branch crowds for luncheon for the season. Mr and Mr. F B Lane and chlidren 13™^.M Mrti D L. Christian spent Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wood of Grand August lx gladiolus month and the and Friday in Lansing with Miss Char- Rapids K 01 called on Mr. and Mrs. Claude and Mrv Chester Long and children lounge was filled with gorgeous bouWood on Sunday. were in Lansing Batiirday j r1ntf aervtcil. rrn(1 by thf| quels of this, colorful flower combined Mrs-. Margaret Multon spent last Mr. and Mrs. Jos Pcifce of St. fziula. with snow-on-the mountalp; baskets of George Hyde of Prairieville visited 1 r , v . Edward Rhode* In the presence of Week in Otsego with Dr. and Mrs. . Co.. are guest* of hl* parents. Mr nnd hU grandmother. Mrs Nettle Hyde, j forly guesl- -nir bride »a* given away dwarf zinnia* und coreopsis were used Charles Mullen over the week end. by her father. on tlie limchenn* table* Mbs Emily McElwain is spending E<f. Th0mg^W«Dayton. Ohio, spent! Attending the bride wu* MU* l*elha' Tll,‘ committee -------- in charge ------- consisted -----------Mr and Mr* Wm. SchuU of Grand Rapid* spent Satutday night with Mr tlie week end here with Mr* Thoinaa I Kelley, sister of the groom, and Mr. ;of Mesdames Earl Colman. Josephine 1 aigl other relatives. {Royal Haye* of Hasting*, cousin of..Todd' F w Su-bbiru. W W Potter and nnd Mr>. Keith Daniels. Elisabeth and Mary French, of Cale­ .Mr*. Robert Pletcher and Master; groom, acted a* groomsman. ' Tlie A- Lamble with Mr* R«.y Hubbnrd MBs Isabel Sage-spent part of.last donia are VUiling their grandparent*. week with Mis* Ellen Leonard it Bobby.of Plymouth arc spending some bride wa* charmingly gowned in blueiand Mrs Chester Stem golf chairmen, rime with her parents. Mr. and Mrx floral chiffon, her bouquet being of I ,n t,l<‘ morning golf games Mr* B. H. Mr. aiul Mrs- Da'id Vail ot Mu*Re. • sweetpeas MB* .Kellev wore white! White and Mivs Jane Walmsley of BalMrs. George Car|»enter and Mis* 8 J, Arner ' Light weight, strong, Mr And Mrs.'Waiter .-Wallace and-dotted 8wiw and carried cutxationa lic Creek, and Mr*. Jas. Bristol aud Audrey Carpefiter o( Ypsilanti are Burton ovt-r the week end. , family'and Mr. and Mrs Henry Mui- and delphinium* MBs Lucille Bryant |Mr* Walton won tile comest* guest* nf Mrs Iziu Cresxey. • flexible garments, made Mr. and Mrs. Homer'Warner have re. drr und family spent the Week, end at I of Battle Creek, mere «f the bride. I which were a warded for the Ikrgext Mr and Mrs Elmo Souli-s of Baltic of the- best long fiber : carried thr ring In a white basket, her.'number of fives and xixes turnttHn. turned from* a visit with Mr. and Mr* Morrison lake i At Madison .Of; • Mi * UiUBc LyBarker, MB* Alice dress being of yellow silk. *’ bridge Mr* Harold ---------------Lloyd McCormick of Detroit. Vi-dder Saturday night and Bunday. cotton to assure perfect Mr and Mrs Robert Eek of Dexter Bruton and Mis* Tiieohne Rogers will! After the ceremony light refresh­ Battle Creek and Mrs. R E Finnic of l' Mr aiui Mrs Don Bliven left on fit and service. The ____ served. JLouUvilie. won high scores in auction: enter business college m Grund Rapid.; ! menu were were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Sunday on a motor trip through N>-w . : The happy couple left immediately Mrs. Wm Rothbcrg of Battle Creek on September 0 ‘ 1 ’ ■ • Mux Eck al Tliomapplo lake. York Mates and to .Toronto. Canada. Stafford for a short wedding trip. Afrer their 17----and -rr, Mr-.. Edward Goodyear in contract. ’ —} -— Mrs Wm. Diu-ker and two children- ' Mr. Kild Min. Wilfred uvauuiu /the PERFECT GARMENT Mi-'.-; Jennie McBain • came home • Th«'bna Cameron 1 of Chicago, spent return, they will reside at thr bride'.*. Members of the Haxungs.Club havfioin Kulamuzoo oii Saturday, after at- have returned from a three weeks' stay th>' week «nd with Mr. and Mrs.1 parents, when; they will be at home ir.g out-of-town guest* weir. Mr; A H li ndlng the suininer aeMlon at W. 8. T. at Wall hike with her mother. Carvcth entertaining MiM Betty MiriRoy Simpson of Grand Rapid* wa*. George Cameron- ML* Mhrlcah re-1 to their many friends. C I Both bride and groom were urttdu- ; worth, Trenton. Mich, und NJr- M 6 J MOMid Mrs. Claude Kelley, Herman a guest of his aunt and uncle. Mt ahd1 turned with them. Mr. and Mrs L. O Lnlimeyer. their I ales of the 1932 class of Hastings High; Hodgsorf. Charleston. W. Va ; Mrs. Ray! and O]>,il. Mxmt Sunday at lhe Croton Mr* Henry MUlder, last wtek. ; Finnic. Mr* R I-; Finnic mid Mim Mr und Mrs. H. J. Calkin*. Mr. andI three win* and daughter of Phiiadcl-< school. and Hardy dum-.. calling.bn old friend* For the man who prefers lh.- ATHLETIC — —----- --a • * ------- - —■ Bobbie Finnic. Louisville, . Ky.; Mr*. Mr*. Geo Huhng and Mr. and Mrs.. phia, Pennsvlvanui. are expected here HAMMOND—fiAWDY. Dan Walldorif. Mrs. Russell Barnum. STYLE with two-button shoulder. We have - Mr. and Mis M I. Cook. Mr, and Mrx Eaton spent Sunday at Stewart lake. Friday for a’visit with Mrs. L>hmrvrr * ' ; a quiet wedding took place at 5 !JacltJU,n; Mt5 w,n 11 <>**• Mr ’ Mix* Charlulle Bcssnwr lias returnedI father. John Welasert HuiM-rL Cook and Leslie Cook ret unit'd thorn for 69c, two garments for $1.25, Mr. and Mr Adelbert Johnson.,their. o’clock. July 23rd. at Potterville, when; Ftahk.Detroit and Mis* Hricn, on Friday from a trip into the Upper from a Uwe week*’ visit with her aunt. Mrs. George Martin, of Detroit. daughter and a niece from Omaha. MU* Pauline Sawdy. only.daughter-of Chidester, Grand Rapid*: Mrs. Robert ' Peninsula. We are now featuring WIUSON BROS. SUPER Mr> Nettle Hyde and Paul Hyde Nrbr.. arc gnesU of Mr and Mr- Mr and Mr* Homer Bawdy of Wood-;w Cwik- Mni J'-'fph Ijttie, Chicago; । Mr. ami Mr.s E. (• BaCkrider 'Ruth SHIRTS anti SHORTS at $1.00 per suit. K<-icham> of East Lansing were Sun­ visited Mr. und Mr*. A. 8. Johnson1 Charles Johnson and otlicr relatives. • land, wa* united in marriage to Mr T. -Mr*. C. E- poyle, Mrs., John Harnmes, 1 Walter Hammond of Hastings. Michl- i SyracuM! N Y and Mr*. Jame* Oleson. Others from 25c to 35c. day guests of Cong. and Mr*. J. C and faintly, in Flint jwrl of last week. having arrived Sunday Mr nnd Mrs Dan la'wi* and Mr "and! ' Mrx. .Manin Sage. Mr. and Mr* . g*n. hy Rev Karl Keeh r of Potterville ! Aurora. Ill : Mr.* Aben Johnson. Mr* Ketcham and Marv Fred Young of Hasting* and Mist Tiie couple was attended by Miss Adejbert Johnson. MB* Maigurrti Mi. und Mrs. Harry Ramsdell of Georgia Prentice ’ of Battle Creek atDprothy Hync* of Woodland and Mr. ' and Ml-W Sullivan ; and Mrs Bert Murn* of Lansing on. K.dhmaxoo were guest* of Mrs. Jessie • . . ; tended.the funeral of Mrx. Earl Norris year! of HaSllng* ’Omaha, INeb.;' Mrs Fredk. Hill. Mr?' 1 yuan Lentz unu or HaMinrs 1 RLhrldgiT and Mi-.- Ethel Copenhaver Sunday. iI Th<’ Cobry of Grand! Th- bride unfc wa* -x. beauUfiilly br.utlMr gowned n«nM in In chB £“•' C"JI’ and daughter <•' Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson and in Lansing Saturday afternoon. ' over tin- wtek end. Cha * Melnlyrr McIntyre Sr MrMr* I «h:n- crepe dress, drr... white hat. h.1, and' R«PldVcn “ Mi.* Elisabeth DeYoe was the guest Mrs. 8 c. Brock Spent the week end i Mr and Mrs Simr-on GrayJbiU and a. white T. 'llhw;.' Chart: The^ha.*McIntyre. Jr.. Ann Arter; Mr-.Arbor; Mr*.। daughters of. Freeport, ttilnol*. spent carried• a •bouquet. of- white McIntyre. Jr., Ann or Mis-. Mabel Sixaoh over Ute week U'.— I.I, Mc,ntyre*' •M Kfi.. I...,-. Feale.i I— U*riuon. Tuesday, night and Wednesday with .maid of honor wore, rose crepe and . car-1iKenlth l'* end. (tironic frdm Rock Rapids, Iowa. JHrk.M>ii. Misses Hel>;n Weaver, Emma Chand- [Mr*. Grayblli’s sister and huxbpnd. Mr.1 fled a bouquet of rase and yellow flow- K'llrtnil'z“'1 Batlie Crock ladle* preslent were ML$s Adeline Klose, Mis* Jan»1 Ml-'- F> rn Gilmore and MBs Mar- ler nnd Ailceii iMtwhath were hotMe'nnd Mr* Warren Roush, nnd family \.ra_ gat«Ua—Cowper of Kulainiuoo were guest., <1! MiivEUen Eek at Thornapplrj Mr*. Fn-d Rickie ftnd gr4pd*pns. I immediately following the ceremony i W1,lmsIf y- Mrs. A.8. ROwke. Mr* NorRobert nnd Dougin* Hickle, and Mr*. I the wedding iwrty left for Lansing, 1,1 Kf1Un<?r' Mr*. William Rothticrg. gia.-ls of Mr. and Mr-.- Bernard Mi-- lakc part of last .week, Mr*. Lucy Crow and Mis.-. Avail Crow!Elsie Gilley ami daughter*. Rose and >Ah<T<- n delightful wedding dinner was >Mn- 0 H White. Mr*. Grant* South, I’liarlin over the week i-mf. , -Mf* George Hartman, Mr*. Fred .Pe­ Mr,. Allen Heine and kt Heine of ichirned on Sunday to-Llieir home ini June, nf Vermontville sptnjt last week! served. Hillsdale after ............ a visit with Corn • ut Big ............... Star lake ......... In northern Michigan ^r, IlHIlllllOIHl Hnnimonti 1* B aa WCI1 well IU1OWI1 known j,1^' Miv.^Thoma* ^rR' A..A LouhvtBr. Ky. HTI- RUt-MS Ol .-VJI'X,’ ............ .........Mrs. ........... ........................ . ........... ,.n Mrs ; latter pait of th.-; and Mra. j. F Edmond« । Mr .and Mr* Elwyn girl, ii.ii.i.g having graduated srom from _“—2yl- - Daniels and son1. Wexxilund >voocuu<m Kiri, S MacKenzic, '* ~ Mrs Charles ’ their ‘cottage al Six!, ...... Mrs. Cole v Newton and. Mi** HeleniKiniwth, Edith Beckw.th Mrs and Edith jp,. P'-v Woodland um. high *choql .Thom: and, was ' 3?YQfn? i —SATTERLEE. Out nf town RUesis were Mrs Laum Stanton. Mrs.-|| A BROTHERTON Mrs. We*i4.-1 " !jNewjon. Newton, in company with Mr*. w<. ie. I children ■ hildrvn and Eilt < n Daniels. Mr. and a member of the basket ball team of-Aiiw '. roclt”- n.mi Mr«UH.rn W,W. Mr 'I™*- but l‘“‘ impressr. ImpteM,,,. .„»■ •[ “•"‘•J; Vermontville, Mr. and Mo simple. e. Ute late *um•‘totteriw. n«c an? I Mi* Keith Daniel* .and Mr nnd Mr* school f<>» four year* Last yvuf 1 Ciiley and .i.nniiM, daughter «< of H.w. Saranac Clernid HwerrifagiT',^ (Loleta iriiuv , V rn Fred ReulvMra George Johnson Mrs 1 ,,”'r- wedding was Milemnlmd at font RalPh B-’Otherton. Harbor Beach, and ! Ivi.Mtiiig a cau»in in Leonida*. • . ')! and wlllif, will ,vo netm. mr*. weorke jom.wn »i s I o'clock’ featurda? aFernmn wh7« v7<. Mis* Mis* C.tncvleve ot Buffalo. N Y. i£'spending' -«-«• ! W|l,‘ Daniels attended the Downing re- 5he tapghl at the Ryaii school Genevieve Satteriw Satterlee. Imislnu Lansing. . R H Loppenthien spcHl the week union at Brnoett Park. CharkKU aBaJn resmjie her duties there in Sep- «*rry Chmterwm «u.Milford Prat., Mi .... »1sh« extended to Mr. and in Ludington. Mrs I/rpiM-nthirn ! Sunday Umber. .Mrs, Clajton Bak6r. Mr.- U J. Laird.; *’us 'll1'”" H, ,n '*r-band. Mr. and Mrs. Roman Feld- end • Deivin Brotherton of Mrs. Brotlufrton Word received fri>m Mis* Eva Hecox The newh'weds will reside on the'Mrs Oral H' Olmstead. Mrs Roy Wood.. _____________ imusch. ' inpd Jean returning with him.'after visiting friend* there fp[ t<n days. (State* that rhe ar.d-her (Raveling comssiSuSs R "*BSfti “•STS' Rev. and M15. L. L. Dewey and 1 W L. Pennock returned on Monday pAtfkin. Mi * Lavancl.c Cotton, wen aimh ha* been txautifullv furnished!and ^*ra- L I!ay,rna1" , „ . aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Royal A c,aS5 ” nearb' two hundred was George left Tuesday for Detroit where bride -Vermontville , 'he rac.‘ lh,at.‘hc , Mv" ,* Rev L L DdJ^v read the ’tadpated Friday night. July «. by the tin y will ,s|Hiid.a two wyeks- vacation. 1from a visit in Hix Rapids with Mr and th. n having a deiighUUl time in Ore- r„r lhc x ! ladle* will be guests at. the MMOnJc »he n is;nfss University .1 exerIh v Dewey will also attend lhe IX- !Mr* E W Pennock They also spent grm and W.c lungton While in Ta- Et.ho M-veral dajs in northern Michigan Icoma Mik* Hecox visited her uncle. --------------- — iclub al Battle Creek- next Tuesday. ', . .. ‘ an lmP!ol*fl1 a,,ar 011else* held in the Hotel Statler. Elton R troll Aren CotincU. . Mr. Millon Murphv nnd John L MUI*. They an- planping to ivaN BALDWIN RF! there will be no regular luncheon until k-auion. ()f (hj> Uni{<(1 Chamber Mr. and-Mrs. James Oleson, Jr . and — and —- Mr -----. ----------• ■ returned teturn this week via the Canadian PaCEIVES HONOR AT C M. T C. " h<wwkAugust 23. when . Mias Betty Oglesby played a group ot , or Commerce, delivered the graduation n>n <>f Aurora, 111, were guest* of J I Milton' Murphy. Jr. ,,<>•■? ivoum-n >•><■> <■ »<••» •.«-»•. ••• .».».«.> • ••-1 , ,,r , Mr*. Fraser Ironside trill be the chair- bridal airs before- thr ceremony, and .ujtirrss • E Tydcn and Ml.^ Tillie Tvden over from u visit .with Mr.- ami Mrs Ben cllle, and will stop at Banff and• -Lake Bun E, Baldwin of this city again n,aily •' L»-_ *..«* --------* -------------— : .... ,h*brlde came down the stairway., pre-, included in the class are five who. tin- week end. Mr*'.Oh'son and son re- McMurray and family of Maumee.: Ix>ui*c. n-achlng Hastings the last ofi,। received honor* at Camp Custer at the 1 t,t : ceded by her maid of honor, to the received the degr«- of Bachelor of iiimnini; for. two week*. . Ohio. . ■ ■ tlw wtek. C Tlils M Tvear C. he*.wns named a* a student DELIGHTFUL FAMILY GATHcommercial Ethel Ragta. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Oslxi’rn antli Mr* .i.irnh Scott left Shnduy for her ,7,'^.. m niisr’ w-Mnsv'krfi 1 |strains of the Lohengrin -?•••’Wedding .uommermat acwncc;Science; cxnei iiagia, i Till* year he was named a* a student : »•...*> — .... March Tlilrinv tH* rcr*mnnv M1k< ' ......... . , ..... _ .. « . ............... . v». Biciiir. no*: ...... — -................. m . OKED AT BRIDGE-TEA. ," r«'’a»l- »**«» <’ G' Rapid* Friday to attend the funeral of ing n month here with her sBter. Mrs ’ Eugene Bxkala. and Mary Catherine Among the prenuptial parties wincom-I; I’ adenhlp He.- with fhe other young : welts family was held nt Thornapple! Life.".. smirk Catherine riHH ’llIs UIC 1IIlUltL 111. puiur.i , ■ ........ Dr Charles E. Hooker. Tlie former H«w* Bidelmun. and other relative.-, at ■ ................. l.k/nnlund.l * r£ diploma nra printed W t ... nirn t'hnwi • ... a.....i-.. ........-___ _ _ .bnte . wore .n .lute ...tenth . r>.n opur*. s,_„u ptUteniiix .. MU* mne— c«rr«>ur, thoten uk *- wruounls mmml*. iimli-r un.lrr th* u.r «tt. *u- I»_i ■wa* one of the active pallbearer*. ent members cotniru: from Banfirld. Of white crepe fashioned on fitted, Hoy Shaw president of the Univenitv Mr« rrenk Uteteh and Mr and Mr. («te— nrarnaa. in Mr Brrrr. »te.|»r i Mr. and Mrs. B. 8 Frost and chil­ Walter .Snlnmon rd Lake Oduu. andlyUI u ■« ;■< -arly lad. war rite 'J”™ ‘“^1 “ij." Hickory Corners. Battle Creek. Emmet hntes. with a deep bertha over the right I -Detroit FreeUn,ye"“y‘ dren, who have been visiting Rev. ■ume. and that they keep their cots, -rat*’ , Dewey's, left Tuesday for lamdng Mr. und Mrs. Ciuirle* Cook, of Wood- ' bridge-tea .given by MLss Emily Me-j'clothing and equipment clean and Co. and Grand Rapids. Officer* chosen ' shoulder and her bouquet was ol TalU- 1 GARRISON REUNION. land, wire Sunday guests of -Mrs. M j Hlwain on Friday August 5th at 2.30 ntI, properly arranged. .They abo aid in were: Pre,. Guy Wells; Vice-Pres.. Jay man roses and gladioli. Her attend-I Wcllsj Secy.. Mabel Well*. It was de-, 8nt was her sister. Miss Genevieve SatThe Garrison family reunion wa* Fedf-wii. her home, twenty gucsta being, pres-;; fore relurtiiiis to th«n home the instruction of the first year men. . cided to hold the reunion next year at । tcrlee, who wore a frock of rose-tan held at Clear lake. August 7. with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Edmonds and <■»*• Dull. X ' . Ivan's friends extend congratula­ lhe same place on the first Sunday in I crepe. Mr. Ralph Brotherton was hlij thirty-five member* present. Dr. Winifred Mc(j-avy. v. has their guests. Mr and Mrs. Frank’ A graceful swan holding vari-hued tions. J Grimms, of Pioneer. Ohio. >mve rr- Rarden blossoms centered the refresh-; August. It was interesting to • know brother * best man. Time was when we had 250 mflnlm Im . n the guest u. of Miss. Mate] Shson. that during the past year tiiere have At five-thirty a wedding supper was j in Michigan, but they are becoming *0 went to Lansing Monday. Her ncphi-wj turned from a trip through the Upper ment t.iblc ut which Mrs. John McOniber presided. BERTSf H-LATHR<iP MARRIAGE been no birth*, deaths, nor marriages served to fifteen guest*. v. I... II. t . ..... ... ■ . .. ' llnninrr.ln — ik-T tinaAlried scattered, our attendance this year was “ J J< hn McLravy. reliirn<-d*with her after Penin-Mila. High score wa* won by MnC Fred1 Hastings relatives have received the In the family, which is quite unusual. I Mr. and Mrs. Brotherton left Satur-; ‘mall. It was decided to hold it next Miss Alice Bruton leaves Saturday ' -----n visit with relative* near Richkind. -rick Parker.tJr. Parker. Jr. announcement of the marriage of Miss Pir-K’io D1** evening for an extended wedding' year at the Laurence Fuhr resort at Dr McLrayy will be the guest of Mr. for Grand Rapid* where she will reside j crick motntr. miss town guest* included Mr*. Julia. Lxithrop. formerly of H.u-tings with nvr her mother. Uls. Alice na* ha* uecn; been! The.out The.oul ot of tow piehtv tun n,*mh*r< nf th* Rmwh lrlp to C*0!”18 and wtl> •* at home at Fair lake on the find Sunday in Augand Mrs Glenn McLmvy and family, win; hL TtenU. “*• “I" . . .. '. to — Mr. •*- Bernard ” J J’ r.5o? J, turning to Grund Rapids un Tuca- employed in Dr. Lathrop.-, office lhe I’uul Faulkner, Middleville. Mr.,. Ray- i««d.. Nashville. Bertsch at nt .Sxi .Sxn Diego. California, on past year ■ inond Flnnle. Woodland. Mr,. Marion >r.u . . -- ------- Bertsch /" Mr. ajid Mrs Chat#* Corey of At- Hodgoon. Charleston. W. Va. Mrs Thursday, July IL w »««» )««•. ance.next year. While In this city the bride wa* aflil- Sunday. Officers elected were: Untn. New York. *|>cnt last week iniCharic* Mclnytrr. Jp.. Ann Arbor and lated with Pennock liopital herring Fred Smith. Battle Creek; Secy, and1 tiii* city as the guest* of Mrs. Belle l-Mlw Barbara Casper. Marshall. very efficiently as a nurse foe a long Trens. Josephine Smith.-.Sunfield: !| Clement, their aunt, and of thclixcousin ' ...... . Chrm. Entertainment Comm.. Mr* - TTtW 'Sltliilt ClcniMit. TELEPHONE CO. EMPLOYEES I Mr* Jennie Smith und Mrs. Claud , ’J'1’ DELIGHTFUL Pl- .... Mr and Mrs. Bertsch were "al home" John Smith of Maple Grove. In the Jack and three children of I-an mg . A ^'gjitful gathering was held Frl- August first at 4402 37th’ St.. San afternoon games were played following lhe picnic dinner. It was voted to I were the gw.-sts of the former’;, sister du> evening o! last week when the Diego. ■and’ husband, Mr and Mr* .1 M ‘•mployre.s of tlie Michigan Bell TelcCongratulations are extended by the ^old tlie reunion at Thornapple lake August 12 to^August 19 1 Am Giving a Specially iTownsend, at their Wall lake cottage »”•”»; ’’** Streeter* landing at friends in Hastings and Barry county. the first Sunday in August in 1933. / Reduced Price On My liver tlie week end • |Oun lake for it picnic. Representative* ENTERTAINED -FOR COUSIN. Genuine Bonat Permanents ($6.00 Value) $4.50. Mr* Gary Crook. Mr* W J Field.;«r«* -Caledonia. Freeport. CHARMING BRIDGE-rLUNCHEON. Mias Margaret O'Donnell entertained Mis* Dorothy Field and Robert Field ?“dd,rJ|,rVermontville. Covers were laid for twelve at a very pleasantly with two tables of Other Permanents, $3.00 to $10.00. 'wen' in Holland on Tuesday where Mrs ,L-,k<’ '*nt* Hastings. charming bridge-luncheon on Satur­ bridge Monday evening, complimentary Make Appointments Early, crook and Mrs. Field attended u meet-1 A botfntlful supper was p-tved after day afternoon. Mr* Paul Faulkner of to her cousin. MB* Dorothy O'Donnell, ing of the district ofllcera of the W I *h*ch. through tlie cllort... ot lhe com- Aflddleville being the hostess. < LESLIE BARBER AND ^EAUTY SHOPPE of Grand Rapids. The latter ts known |F. M 8 and a luncheon given by Mrs I a h'”* program ot sports wu* Guests from here who were present. to a good ....... manyradlo listener' in Has-: 1 Hurry Herrington. ■ carried out. The remainder ol lhe wt-ry Miss Josephine Carvcth and sis-jtings tini’s and Barry Barrv county cotintv as a popular! notniltfr1 Phone 2695. 231 W. State St ’ Mr and Mr* H. L. Weckes anfl eveniiife jsw* »l*nt in dancing and , ter, i’,, *n*. Mr*. Ai.iiiun Marlon Hodgson oi of v.limitsCharles-1। weekly singer over WOOD. / daughters. Phyllis and Jean. Mrs Clara 'i’lting All arc lcx:!::._ 'n— 'r,‘,_r_ “rd to‘Alht .ton. ton. W Va Va.. Miss MLw Eleanor Miller, Miller. Miss jI (McCarty und daughters. Frances and^'Xl l»c»>c which will-be held soon. || Agnes Sheldon. Miss Emily‘McElwain. I I Alice, ot Lowell, visited at 1 tic Metho- , ‘ * •Mrs. Roman Feldpausch'and her sis- ! I ter. Mr*. Gerald Swcrdfcgcr of Buffalo. I dlst parnonngc Sunday afternoon. Mfs HAS RETURNED TO HER Wcekc*. Mis.-McCarty and Mrs. Ftost Mix* Vera F. Ingerson. n former Hit*-■1 N. Y. Mr* Ray Finnic of- Woodland ; were High school cln.vsmatcs. and Misa Gladys Hine of Shultz. On Sunday Mr and Mr*. E A. Bur­ tings resident. iha» returned to her At bridge, top score wa* won by, Mr* ' ton. ML** Ruth Handy. Mrs. Mary work' in Syen-Chun. Korea, after Swcrdfcgcr and second by Mrs. Flnnle. i MM'ndlng her furlough in Battle Creek Evarts. Mrs A. D. Knlukern. and Mr. nicnic • nd Vl,r ’ t>,n Michigan points. She LEGION AUXILIARY HAD and Mrs W. J. Field enjoyed a picnic; OtluT ty) tiila city a few week* ago, and DELIGHTFUL PICNIC. dinner ill Caledonia park CUu7 | her hearers were greatly interested in About fifty members of the American ’ iguest* were Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Water-1 message. She is a mixiionary Legion and Auxiliary hud ft dcliRhtful Iman of Grand'Rapid* and Mr. undjher ’ nurse and schcxil teacher, sent out by a picnic at Midland Park. Gull lake, on । , Mrs David Vail of Muskegon. i Dr. nnd Mrs. L J. Johnson, ot Anil Presbyterian church in Grand Rapids. Thursday evening. l-Arbor. their son Jlmfiiy and daughter ' In tlie afternoon the Auxiliary. held; A HAPPY REUNION. icrlla. were guests of the Doctor's A family reunior^ was held at the Dr a business xcaslon.'the president. Mr* ' r. Mrs. Eliza Johnson, over tie? Burton Perry cottage at Wall lake on Henry Mulder, being elected as dele-J end. They also attended the Sunday, t we nt y-fivc attending. A fine gate to tlw Department Convention in J Kalamazoo August 21. 22 and 23. ‘Matthew* reunion -at -TlKWRapple lake Time Wnife verdict ol all. Among Kaianuwoo Swimming and boating were enjoyed j 1 On Sunday Dr. Johnson wa* born on the guests from away were Mr. and a farm tn Irving tpwnshlp. graduated Mr*. Arthur Eycleshymcr and Mr*. and a bountiful pot luck supper served. ‘ (from our city school*, also' from the Laura Biker ol Niles and Miss Brown Later a majority of tlie crowd wenuon. trips around the lake. -University of Michigan and'no* es­ of Charlotte tablished n fine practice in'Ann Arbor. BUSINESS WOMEVS * I FAMILY PARTY. HOSPITAL GUILD MET. Twenty relative* were entertained D A. VanBusklrk was hoatexs I by Mr. and Mrs. D. L Christian at to Mrs. tho BustjiCM Women’ > Hospital their Wall lake cottage on Sunday. ; Guest;, came from Kalamazoo and Guild on Monday evening, dinner being ■ served to sixteen The serving tables j Woodland A bountiful dinner and a were centered with pretty bouquets of pleasant day were enjoyed. summer garden fiowfrs. L V. BESSMER. Eyesight Specialist After the business meeting the mem­ TWO PARTIES AT LAKE. Today. Wednesday. Mrs. George Hu- bers made a booklet to send, to Miss HASTINGS, MICH. | ling is entertaining twelve ladies at her Jean Barnes, who is just recovering Podunk lake cottage for a pot luck din- from an operation. Tlie place for the September meeting The lenses' that cor­ Iner and supper. Tomorrow she will will be announced later. All report,a . have eight more guests for the day. rect your errors of vision will be ground FOR YOU very happy evening. ; FAMILY REUNION. after an examination has shown what you need. Only | Tlie Walldorf! and Nobles family re­ TO ATTEND BROTHER'S WEpDING. Miss Mae Keller left Monday for made-for-you lenses can be satisfactory. Others might union wa* held at the Walldorf! cot­ tage at Wall lake on Sunday, thirty- New York City to attend the wedding be harmful. Think of your eyes as your most prized 1 three attending. A delightful time B of her brother. Mr. Kranta Keller, and' MiM Edna Kclplen. the ceremony to be ; I reported. possession. And act accordingly. xolemnixed at the chapel ot the Y, M. V CLUB. Church of the Intercession on Satur­ Continued next wtek. | -Mrs. Grace McCann .,is— hostes* -------------to day. August 27 Mui Keller will \Uit ,(>■ Y x.- m ar . L. r club z.(.,K at ■» her I,. ---- at- -Irv­ friend* tn Detroit. Windsor, and Pitts­ the home PERSONAL Be Cool When It’s Warm Underwear p 75c to $3.00 T. S. Baird Clothing for Men & Boys HASTINGS «iH«™.te ,te„u<.....cr.ni, i.™.’ ......... "-«“■»? -.XL ’£! T„. W“SX Mo^Sp'S *te^,oniXS*,r””^? MID-SUMMER SPECIAL BONAT PERMANENT WAVE Lowest Prices in Years! Consumers - COKE Don’t Wait—Order-Your Consumers Coke NOW'! Dedicated to Better Vision Easy Monthly Payment Plan for your convenience Telephone 2305 Your Corrective Lenses CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY ing today. burgh before returning. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAT. AUOtST 10. 1W2 Our Success Haa been achieved through care­ ful bu*lne»» management and laUsfactocy dealing with policyboidera. . SEE VS FOR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO. MICHIGAN J. L MAUS & SON Lacal ItaprsMSUtHsa, HaiUsg'. Mlcb. LARGE DETROIT MUSIC HOUfE HAS A Player Piano Near Hastings which Is slightly used and partly paid for. Wil! transfer this to responsible party willing to complete small mrflthly payments. For fyli particii- H. S. SHELDON ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE OmOE HASTINGS. MICH. ■ WE WILL BUY ■Chickens. egc». steers, veal, hogs at b»-rt prices. Please drop po t card to WicM-r's Farms, care Cjtrl Duriieycr. R. R. No. 2 Welcome Cona-rs Has­ tings. Mich, or’Phone "QU- F2 be- HASTINGS MARKETS BOWNE CENTER. CLOVERDALE. ^r" . lavem Beadle and Mr. ami Mrs. John Simpson and; daughter, Arlene, and Mr? EHen Hnm- Mr and Mrs Asahel Thompson motor­ ed to Plymouth Sunday. mond of HaaUngs were Sunday guesu • Mr and Mrs. Watt Thomas nnd Mrs. at the Mark Garrison home ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ J. 8. Thomas spent Sunday nt John, TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25 CTS Thonjas- of Lansing. Elix-r and Aga-J Beadle nf Hastings tiia Tltomos. who have been visiting Tile Leagtie business meeting will be hel0--at thr home of Miss Applegate tinned with them! Friday evening with vesper service |n-.. Myrtle and Merle Campbell and! . . .' Russell Benton spent the week end ini eluded. ■__ , Robert IfoMey of Kalamazoo waa a Detroit. • w.4 k end vBRor at the Garrison home Mr and Mrs. Orvin Smelker were Rev. HoUapir of Detroit, president bt pleasantly surprised Saturday eveThe Tanglefoot Difusor and Difuso are the Anti-Saloon League, will speak iuhg when about forty-five of their here at the Evangelical church. Suh- , friends come to help, them celebrate the unbeatable combination in the war on ... day morning at eleven o'clock Every- their 25th wedding anniversary. Cards one try to come " * were played, ice cream and cake servinsects. They fnake it possible to destroy Week <-nd visitors at the James Mac- cd and a fine time enjoyed by all. Dcuald home were. Mr and Mrs Lee Mr and Mrs Oaff Burkholder of DELTON M. E C !Hf1:nt"NOTES insects with less effort, and at less cost MacDonald of Hastings and Miss Mo- Grand Rapids were Sunday evening bel Humeston anti Mrs. Hubert Vande- guests at Guy Smith's. th^n ever. ' berg of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith called on Mr. arid Mrs Frank Humeston and Howard Aldrich Sunday. Howard is. : Mr. and Mrs. James MacDonald visit- slowly improving from his recent acThe DIFUSO-Laden mi»t gets into every crack nnd -d the George MacDonald family Sun- cidenl. AT PH^IRIEVILLE'. ■ * _Mrs Addle Benton of Middleville .. crevice, every nook and corner, driving out and kill­ • The Johncock school picnic was held . was a Saturday night guest at Watt ing .. . . Thomas.' Saturday. The following - attended Mrs. Gertrude Thomas and Beatrice. front here: Mrs Rcplogle. Mrs. Lyle Kingsbury and children and Mr. and Clare Skinner. Elber Thomas and Mrs. Cockroaches Fleas Anna Smith were Grand Rdpids vis-; ; Mrs. A. Johncock ; Mrs. Leonard, who lias been spend- itors Wednesday. Ants Flies 1 ing the past few weeks at the home of ■ NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. her daughter. Mrs Lester Monica, reMoths Spiders Don't forget lhe Parmelee school re- ■ inriu-d to her Ijoinc in Hustings Sat-' union Saturday. August 13 at the' urday. . Crickets Bedbugs Tlie ^ionlrn reunion wa-. held ut the Pat melee. M E church basement Pot. luck dinner. Come and meet old । honu of My and Mrs Merle Clark Ri-lntivi's from Grund Rapids. Knlmnu- friends. —and certain other insects. It is absolutely nop, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cline entertained! [roo and Hastinga were present. 1 the latter's uncle mid aunt from Colon! poisonous, and is harmless to humans, pels, foods, I Friends from Grund Rapids visited „ , Mr. mid Mrs. Merl Clark Sunday eve- bu'’aa> and furnishings. Mr IllilK ” r “nnd Mrs. Roy Smith of Cale-! . ML-w Beth Waugh of Buttle Creek donlu and Mr. und Mrs David Benawal "CALL US UP"—and let pa rid your house of any « . ---mid Wm. Carter of Kalamazoo were were Sunday evening guest* of Mr.1 FIRST CHURCH or Christ. SCIENTIST. Sunday callers at the Waugh home. | and Mr* Verne Thomas. of the insects mentioned above. Mr. and Mra/OtU Morgan and Lois,; Cor. Church »a4 C*m-r Stt«t«. Mr. and Mrs WlrHilfred Casey of >■- ’ i ' a. R. Hinds district, called on Mr. und Mrs' ’j. Elmer Brown and Mr. M. Flnkbeiner Very Reasonable Cost oU,.ua> ‘ the flnkbeiner reunion at , . . p ;.. .i A Johncock Sunday. Mr and Mrs Wm Schneider and. C£do,l’“ a“u,rtBy’J , ' Charles Mulder returned FriMr. und Mrx Ralph Eames of Kala------- - home Prt ’! | day from the hospital al Grand Rnpmazoo were- visitors at the Chas. Sny­ Ids where he was operated on for ap­ der borne last week. pendicitis. Miss Aliens of Kalmna■ zoo and Mtsx Dogpihy of Battle Creek “Where Immediate Attention and Courteey Are Shown to All". . *ent Sunday with their father. Miss Alllr n. ,1, and turn",• of Do.ama. “ T ' .... •» care for him a, M Mr rr-d Bn Adun Ebrrl, lut “’’fit. HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2115 WE DELIVER few days. lwe<k Mr. and Mrs Glenn Allen and son. Vtr. and Mrs. Otto Shultz of Nash­ ville called on Mkfiha Wednesday ul Richard attended a family reunion at' । Lansing Sunday. the home of MiJife Flurry. The M E. Sunday school sprung ai Hilda and Virginia Crates of Has-,,surprise On-tfielr former Bupt. Thurs­ tings are sjx-nding a few day* with Mr ‘day evening. A fine time reuorted. and Mrs. Adam Eberly. WANTS - - p. gj y j np u c c 1 riC. CnUKonLLj New Method Insect Destroyer TANGLEFOOT iDirurcK B. A. Ly BARKER Mi. Earl Mudge and >on Leon of BRANCH DISTRICT. HastiiLH are vwltlng a few days with efttyfon Cronk ot Cltlcago is spend-1 Mr and Mrs. Miles Andrus > ing a few days' vacation with friends! Mn- Harry Spomtble ' of Ha,stings , jlere. • ; called on Mr. nnd Mrs Adam Eberly j u<! and Minnie Bailey of Nashville, i ;Sund«yMr. and Mrs. L. E. Mudge. Miss Ruth ■ Hemer Van Sickle of near Perry Is Mudge were guests of relative* in Al- I pending a Week with hLs uncle Clair t>lon Saturday. Hind wife. . , Mr rtnd Mr< sterling Ostruth and . tu ning i*-uer Sterling ix-lh-r oi of micicson Jackson cnnuynmi camcUnnd two children and Miss Frances Darby} ,igot -*1 his mother, mother. Martha Deller, Deller. ^unBun- mt attended camp meeting at Lake Odessa! | day, She has been cared fur th<Ls u lot* at nt ^icSunday. - * ! ; h»nu- <>r Millie Flurry the last four ] lm? Esther Doty Of’Charlotte was ai ” । M mpMWtlng from’Jjer aeciden* , Buest m tW Jesse Fa.saett home Sun-i i of breakliiiij her arm A. iday, • i Mefid. who ha* ha.-, taken "“a uttsa Rosa Weeberv a former resident of; onirAg in .summer school nt Maple Grove, died nt ber home ini . ' :: '• i tu.» week be- N>u.,hx iS1,. ul the week. I to bi bool to t< u H nt Funeral servlc^a were held Sunday 1 >> .in wu v at n morning s.i 10 o'clock nt the Wilcox; I Niunm HMei* atul Elwoxi Van Sick!" church. Interment in > of Lansing . spent Sunday with the'— cemetery. ‘ Thp Dorcas Society . .... ... Mr.- Beatrice Knapp and Elaine <rf Evangelical church will have an after­ Ha'tines called on MU* D. Hagerman, noon meeting at the home of Mrs one dav last week. /! Samuel Oslroth Friday, August 12. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rice of nv.tr Gun STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. lake were-Sunday vifltors at the home **’ ; iln-.ighier:. -of Battle'Creek nnd Mrs. of Mr. and* Mi > Henry Bldelman. Mr and Mrs Zeno Decker and chil­ u- Wm Hentun nnd son. Donald, of As\| ! syrla apr-iit Tuesday with Mr nnd Mrs. dren and the latter's cousin. husband and Mm spent Sunday at Gun lake-. Lmi Campbell. M Mrs Edith. Wilson and two daughQUIMBY. U ten; of Ithaca spent Friday night nnd Do you know that you can now biiy a Genuine The Rittman family of Milwaukee.! m Saturday with Mr. nnd Mrs. Bert Wisconsin, spent tlie past week- with Estate Hetrola for as low. as S-lll.’iO. Conic in, and 1 Fancher. . . relatives here choosenhe one you want and we will keep it until Mr and Mrs G<x>rgi- Klenk ahd Mr.r7- Ria) and Velma Kellogg entertained you are ready to use it next fall. Several have done i and Mrs Martin Kh-nk of Spartaa the Parish-young people at Wildwood this already. spent Sunday at E. L. Houghtnlin's nnd landing with a Marshmallow- roast ; helped Mrs Houghtiilin celebrate her j Friday night s ■ Ojiup.cn or c»r:st. coats grove. ' birthday^—— Ark.the family who have a genuine Estate Hetrola ' Mrs Dirk Hoffman left Monday for Nelson Ickes of Grand Rapid* and Zeeland to spend a week with her and hear just what they have to say about it. They Will Nosh ol Kalamazoo called at mother nnd other relatives nnd attend . will tell you in every case, that it will give more and - ; Walter Ickes’ Tuesday. her family reunion. better heat and make the home more comfortable Ira Hart, an old resident of thi* Mrs. .Minnie Hamilton from Callthan any other heating jHanl they have ever used. ’ nclghlx-.rhood.dled Monday morning at fomla is visiting at Mr. and Mrs. Del­ And the bwjt part is the wonderful saving ip coal. , tthe home of his daughter. Mrs. Ed bert Reynolds'.* Rice. Mr and Mrs. Jay Smith and'son en­ Let Us Prove What We Say. Mrs Mattie Striker returned hdme j tertained a large company of friends hi t Suqday after sjx-ndlng M-veral from Olivet. Union City. Muskegon and months with- her’ sister. Mr*. Lola ' Rattle Creek Sunday. cT Barry ^Jr?. Rogers in Pinckney. A Miss Jeanette Rittman and cousin. Mr. and-Mrs Slg-pard and daughter Doreen Ritzman. spent the past week of. Coldwater visited their nejihew, ; in Jackson visiting the former's grand­ an old and re­ J<ihn Long. Sunday. mother. place. died at ornir.g -after mvLENT CORNERS. West State Street - Telephone 2226 - Hastings, Mich. •nvat [ Tile date tor the Briggs school ' Mrs. Bertha Chandler of Hastings i union will be Thursday, August cn un cr father. mMW B„H,1UMU1 called on „ her Milo „ Hammond, with picnic dinner at noon Congress- Sunday man........... Join.\ C Ketcham Mr mi ftnd Mrs muiiiuii Mnhlnn Burkett nnd .......... will be present ---- | air. a sin, ounvn uiiu ----•- ■ to talk at the noon hour but will not chl ldren of- — Kalamazoo spent- — Friday! appear on the aftenujon program. All । nlKhl nnd saturday with Mr. and Mrs. j8'"* . former teachers, pupils and patron* of i^.]and Hammond. f“1* Rochester* and South Havens next -‘be district are. urged to attend Vr and Mrs. Alfred Bali. Mr. and |. week. Special prices on truck loads. '5.', Mr ul‘d Mrs R Uater and children Mrs Frrd Mr> sage. Mr and , J, Two miles north of Allegan. , \' 1>,n* nnri ,,,lr 'be Country Club inland Hammond and ton and rew. ■ ht'l .t mu, qj fume Creek. »rrr 8u„. Mf and Mr> Btt<.nrtfd GEORGE RUCK . 3 rtay fn,lcrs ................................... wUh Mf “nd Mrs l.rouM.'Sand.,. I the Shepard reunion fair Phone 718—F3 . _ al Hustings ......................... to ill arid ha* obtained e«uiii MiHt mi.-yd u p held from ; Mr und Mrs Emerson Cortright i”Homer*Rttier’ of Orangeville called . 'n„™™‘ , ’t,ul chllrtrtn “nd fl“.h<,r A!‘‘c Cortright on Mr and Mrs. Fred Ball. Thursday ; ..(ti rnaon conduct-. Wl.rp Sunday guest.s with Mr.’and Mrs 1 HOPE CENTER. Robert Klowettcr and family of Bat­ Several from here attended the ' ■•• • ! tie Creek, » Newspapers in death. __ < », pioneer s picnic at Cedar Creek ■ • fai H-r i- ■•.u»d i .-ilTAMARAC CORNERS. ,nd Mrs Russel Kay and baby v Can Spll You* . .r:. and -.!••<!.- families l-.au- flu* uni-. Quite a number from around here' from Kalamazoo spent the week end \ MereharUise/ pathi.fa. . attended camp meeting st 8ebe» a wllh jhelr parents. Mr and Mr* Prank MNOWJ ’ F..u\l Barry f Battle Creek called camp groundrSunday Leonard mi reLititv.s h-.re Sunday I Mr- and Mrs Joe Wortley of Lalp-i Mr. nnd Mrs. Edd Good of Freenort Mr and Mr.< Roland Barry arc the -'P*nt a couple of days last week called on friend* and relatives in lliU Jr ,t -i t-, of -.1 little •« u born to' wllh Cleo Sear* and family vicinity Sunday. riu.-r. Snridav morcing. Auguat 7 at' Mr “nd M>T1C Cu.rtts 3f*nl! Fred Ashby and family attended the Ptr-.nu k ' Mother and son du- Susaday at Uoyd Curtis' in Grand Rap- Anders' reunion at Gun lake Sunday. irig :lne CongraiUtation* iltl' Ml** Inez Ashby, who has been vistr , »T„kc- !■ t t ..r Audra Sears attended a Sunday, iting in Kalamazoo returned to her U.'; wXtu/UTM to p,r” •' _____________________ BUY YOUR ESTATE HETROLA NOW! UR advertising deals constant­ ly with t h e fiieT th at. ..when the O ■f high quality Miller Furniture Co as m I: c h as family wish j ay. and Ihfe COMP1ETE "Complete Home Furnishers" Peaches for Sale vincod that even in • age family to da 3173156 er, carefully, the matteV’ bf dollars and cents. CARDS OF THANKS WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME S»OAD«*Y A G«etH 'Ambulance Service f-HOHCS HOMZ 2OH5 »»□*« 2223 MARVELOUS. ’ "What a terrible writer Pot:.- is« He once sent a letter to StnRhwn! the green grocer, asking Mm to send found some tomatoes" I ■ “What happened?" . j "Well, after Smithson had tzsed it for a passport p> France and Spain. ; and as a driving license in Italy, he [played it on the piano." ----------------------... j >pem ........ slipper. Mr* Gillespie entertaining us. Note the Aid Is one week later than' i (ht county ol Uotrr. usual Do nut. forget the date and part of last week at Ixn> Rushs. •plan to .attend , , •Sunday school followed by preaching at the church next Sunday. Plan to The Misses Dorothy and Marjorie Sunday. Cogswell .of lakevu-w spent, the past Mr. and Mrs Merle Count of Kala­ seek with -their aunt. Mrs. Millie mazoo spent the week end at Chas Ftober. 14 Mrs. Anna Endsley of Hastings and Mr. und Mrs. Fred Johnson. Mr. and Miss Esther Fox of Freeport were Sat- Mrs Wm. Curtis and daughter. Olydas. urday afternoon callers at Mrs. Millie [of Kalamazoo spent Sunday with Mrs. Fisher's. [Kale Hazel and brothers. . .EXPANSION is the reward for Merit; without Merit, Progress and Profit stop. 'CHARLES H. LEONARD Dutindivc Funeral Service Aho Ambulance Service HASTINGS T» trhone 1417 <x 1461 or mt �THE HASTINGS BANNER . gave 843 tbs. of milk containing 55 G STILL SUFFERS FROM # Cow Testing Report for No. 1 Cow ; Testing Asson. for Month of July and 54 8.lbr’«.f butterfat. ** * Everybody is complaining about their I Tlie 2 year old making the most butid i^'iif’the 4 ?<-ar'llrtUOn<' cows falling down in production, but; terfat during July Is a Grade Holstein j, „ ' .r, , ' 4 thP„n,Pwe find that there has been an average owned by Marshall Pierce. She pro-l^s h- r7 drop of only two pounds ot butterfat dueed 784 lbs of milk and 45 5 lbs. of 1 -jper cow. in the tarry No I. C T A.jf-t Second U one of Robert Cook’s I since May.* Why worry’ *n»e average Grade Jerseys, with 784 lb- of milk that was hl«h ir> £ per cow for July, however, wo* 608 lb« and 43 1 lbs., of fat. Third wa* a A^Ltion last mi J <tm of milk and 25 1 lbs of fat Grade Guernsey owned by Forrest. * b’vl lC- j 5’*" Ten cows continued to produce more Beuhlrr She gave 027 lbs. of milk lh,'‘ f than 1250 lbs of milk, and Un made containing 42 0 Ita of fat J,M^rrh i5r..r rm!' over 50 Ite. of butterfat. Moot all the' The 3 year old class was a Grade members are feeding liberal amounts Guernsey who also led the Association u-hn ,, ni/n'row of grain on pasture.’-Diey feel tha’l it for July She gave 970 lii of milk and „*ho ™‘h'‘U“h still pay. to have rood cow. and it 66 9 lbs. of fat and is owned b>’ M A- •" “X m re­ further pay. u>. feed your good cows Calkins second high 3 year old was "s ?’’d well. j Maynard Miller's Purebred Jersey. She 1305 of 'n11^ and 8, 3 lb9 COAL is advancing in price FILL YOUR BIN NOW’ Hastings Lumber u Coal Co. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hastings, Mich. I’LL PAY $10 TO PROVE I’M RIGHT! 'M selling that perfect dream of an automobile, I the sensational low-priced Rockne Six — built,' sponsored and guaranteed by Studebaker. I’d like to sell one to you. * But here's the way I want to go about it. I want you to drive the Rockne for one hour. Then if it doesn’t keep you sold—if you can force yourself to purchase, within ohe week, any other new car with a base price below £600—I’ll gladly pay you £10. I’m confident that you will buy a Rockne. And »hat a buy thp Rockne is at £585 and up f. o. b. factor}’! Won’t you comeUn and take out a Rockne for an hour’s trial drive today? GOODYEAR BROTHERS Phone 2101 PART TWO HARDWARE COMPANY Hustings (Thit offer holdt good only fof 30 dayt from dale of thit ncnifiaper) CIVIL WAR WOUND Older Hostings resident' will re'mtm-. ber Fred W. Main, who conducted a drug store here, from ItuH to 1876. In Tutsday'*’ Grand Rapids Pre . ap­ peared Mr. Mum's picture ;<:>d .tn ar­ ticle concerning his view?, on war and oilier items of present day intcre : ex­ cerpts from which are given below. Mr. Mam now resides at Harbo< Springs. ■ Fred W. Main hates war. "War took him as a carefree youth of 17 and made him a professional; |cill«-r. coot him his right leg 51 I Third Is another prominent cow. She IB and War left hint maimed and nearly a jls Paul Cridler’x Pun-bred Holstein i’.'-pelc.'s stipple for life A War trial! . that hits an overage of 1765 lbs of milk he helped to fight 70 years ago .has j J for Hie months of April, May. June and July. Two the four months she brought him physical anguish everyi gave over a ton of milk per mopth. day since, and now os a man of 87. war; J She is down to 1460 U». of milk und still brings sleepless nights from a wound that never healed. iha* 56 9 lbs. of fat for this month. ■ Main, a Civil war veteran and pioHigh small herd is owned by M A [Calkins. It consists of five cows of iuer resident of Harbor Springs, camo' • mixed brtedmg. und averaged 510 lbs. here' more than a half century uro when there were only 50 white penwnt ’ jof milk and 32.5 lbs. ot fat. j Medium sized herd was Forrest in the town and tlie Indian population’ j Buehler’s seven puhebred and grade numbered 500. Ills wife dead, lie live-, 'Guernseys tiiat have an average of with a niece. Mrs. Minnie Price, a ;78O lbs, ot milk and 38 6 lbs. of fat. daughter «f a Civil war veteran . War is not an obsession with Main J The large herd that was high was R. W. Cook's thirty purebred and He is surprisingly well informed about aradw Guernseys and Jerseys tiiat av­ what’ i.» going on in the world for a person who cannot See to read. But eraged 615 lbs. of milk and 292 lb-., of war is the subject that touches th* fat.^-Leslie Raber. Tester. most vibrant chord in iris being. "After 70 years, memories of old bat­ • IBM I.A3JB CROP REDUCED. Lansing. Michigan—While Michigan tles come .staging back through his. sheep raiser* in genertd saved a ycla- mind. He speaks of the Peninsular' lively large percentage of lamU. this 1campaign. the Army of the Potomacspring, the state's 1932 lamb crop shows 1• nd of eating hard tack and salt pork If oer. people could see a battlefield a slight reduction from I.x»t year, .ax the remit of decreased numbers of after a campaign of open ’,warfare ewes brfiig kept on farm/;. The Lamb strewn with the dead and woundri Crop RejKirt wiileh wax Issued |a<tay Huy would be pacifists tetr life." he de­ by the Michigan Co-operative crop rtf- 'clares. ’ . "Born at West Pembroke. N. Y . Am: ixirtlng Service gave the following es­ timate.- of thn Michigan lamb ct<>;» '24. 1844. Main lived* with hifi parent.he was Oct. 8.------1861. he- Mlfor the past four years: 1932-860.000:?until ............ —-J7. On ------------1931-869,000; 1930-820.000; 1929-801 000 111 •l,‘d ln Company F. 100th regiment . ... v York Michigan, which nutlet third in number j, <J_ W-, ‘wV Volunteers under ben. i iGeorge McClellan. In the winter nnd' of ewes among the native sheep states. I1” ’ ~ ’ he fought in a series qf battles did not follow the same trend this year spring as'fnoM of the other states in this 1along tiw Potomac. "In the spring ot 1863 he was trans-1 group. Tlie 1932 Lamb*Crop for the native states is estimated at 10,702.000 tarred to North Carolina and the fol-1 head, one jut cent more than last year, lowing summer moved with the Union' and the largest number in eight years. 1army down to South Carolina. There | July a land force under Gen. Quin-1 However. Hie total crop for the Unit- in ! cd State.-;, which amounted to 29.717.000 cy ' Adams Gilmore landed on Morris is­ head, redrerents n reduction of 2,656.­ land and commenced besieging the. 000 head or' 8 per cent under the num­ works defending Charleston^ harbor.ber for lost- spring. This sharp de­ while Adm. Dahlgren took charge 'pf crease Was caused by heavy death low- the Union fler-t. which acted tn^co-o'pcs of ewc.i in the western states during 1eration with Oilmc»re> land force. “Tl>e history books tell how "unMic-; the past winter and spring, and also by nseaulu were made ou Fort ’ heavy lawes of early lambs in titat ceuful 1 Wagner on July II and 18" and that -Sidney Fl field and wife of Irving visited nt Neal Newtons Thursday. Mrs George Naglcr of FYrepOrt was a week-end guest of her sister, Mrs Art Richardson, and family. A. C. Brown nnd family of Lansing, accompanied by. Ollie Hughe* of De­ troit. were gues.ta of Mr. und Mrs. Neal Newton Sunday. Ray nnd Glee New­ ton with their fainllirji were callers Sunday afternoon. South Fish school will hold tlieir re­ union al the schoolhouse Saturday. August 20. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conley of Maph­ are guests of Claud Fighter und wife nt their Gun lake cottage.' ■ Chas. Overholt mid family were nt Sunfield Sunday uttciulmg Hie U. IL. camp hieetllig. Mr. nnd Mrs Chiu. Overholt were in Grand Rapids Saturday. Their nelcr. Lily Overholt, accompanied them home to remain for a few days' visit. George Firnter and wife ot Vermont­ ville visited Mr. mid Mrs. Clarence Fcltzer Sunday. FAIR LAKE. Mrs. Lottie Dewey will entertain the Kinsley Ladies' Aid VZcdnoday-, Au­ gust 17th lor ice cream bud Cake. Sup­ per al Hammond3. Resort at Fine lake. Mrs. Lola MilK-r entertained Sunday Mrs. Lottie Sludelmun und family of. Detroit. Word has bo n received from Rattle Creek of th/ death of Mrs. Phebe Sny­ der. who lived' many years in this vi­ cinity. Wi ll SAY THIY’.I IMPROVED ■ Fred W. Main Was Druggist rivrp-For Twelve Years, M 1804 1876 mortally wounded." With this sketchy account tlie historians rest. ' "Another and more vivid account of; the attack on Fort Wagner is told.; however, by Main. It was in that bat-[ tie that cannon shot splintered hi* right leg just below the hip necialta- i ting amputation of his leg , ] "Moving to Hastings in the fall of; 1864 Main operated a drug store there for 12 years. He married in Hi|*tirigs i und wjth his wife moved to Petoskey in | 1876 Tliere were only three painted houses in the town at that time and the rest were log cabins. Only h few white Luulliw. lived in Petoskey then. ‘ "Harbor Springs in .those days was, the biifdne.v. center of Emmet county, so Mr. and Mrs, Main moved here ,ln 1878. "Whrtti do you think of prohibitWn?" Main wax asjeed. I believe we should t ally to the support of prohibition," he reuji.’d, "The country is far better off now'tlun in the days ol the saloon when u large share of lhe workingmen’s pay checks went for whisky." H0I3IES CHURCH. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wickham were ©rand Rapids visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. K. R. OwEns and daughters of Grand Haven were week end guests at Joseph Crockford's and Sunday callers were. Mrs. Frances Holmes Herbert of California. * The Spirit of a Bank F IS a well recognized fact that the spirit of a _ bank that is the motive which guides it in its I NOT how'much it can make out of a customer, but how well it can serve him consistent with sound banking, is the spirit that runs through the daily re­ lations of this bank with its customers. For four generations this strong Ijank has never taken a backward step, but has stood firmly in­ trenched in the confidence of its friends, patrons and the community which it has faithfully served. Every savings depositor has regularly received in­ terest earnings at the rate of 3'' compounded semi­ . annually and has obtained his deposits when needed. Keep up fhat habit of putting something in that • Savings Account in this conservative bank­ ______ HASTINGS NATIONAL Only National Bank in Barry County TJ A XT T/" Hastings, Michigan X JJL - Telephone: 2217 the guests of MIm Virginia and John Mrs. Kittle Sprague of Grand Rap-j Miss Clara Allerdlng* spent Sunday Havens over tlie Week end. Thi-v at-: ids is visiting friends and relative* at with Ethel FUher on the Center road, tended the Podunk school reunfofi on .Coats Grove. 1 Remember the school picnic will be Saturday. j Ethel Ragla. who Is attending school held tlie lost Saturday in August, to 1 This community was greatly Adden-'at Detroit, is spending her vacation .make plans to attend. In Texas perjury Is a capital offense. " -7 ~ tzx:. | and Mrs Alonzo Woods. Lottie .!»„! aunaay Sunday w»uv .ill, aux. Mr, bor bur.- Mre Mr.; Edith MliH Bolter. BulUr. She Sh. iMUBeAk ------... to all who 'TwtjW-ttr'any ' Stowell Und Gertrude spent a few days ana xamuy spent Thanks Nettie Oversmith afid family ut Maple Saturday morning a.trr an ttd>. nl thc icv crcani llnat wcelt in Grand Rapids. , illness of several.years. The funeral; Grove. from Mar-1 I----- • Mr. and Mrs. Harnnarry Woodman wooanun of' 01 ■;— lw,lcJ --— Monday -—---- afternoon --- ---- . .. . ,.h„ till . Onrnd tlnvld, .nd. -. Mr. .nd Hr. J( ibl rhiirch church. Rvinnatliv Bymwlhy it I* extended rxund<-d to <n I Woodman of Coats Grove were Sunday'tht! bereaved family. visitors at Hubert Barnum’s. ' CARLTON CENTER. Mr. and Mrs. John. McLeod. Mrs. Women Favor Tills Silk Light Visitors at the home of Mr.— and— Mrs. Etta Parmelee and Clarabell and Mar--------- -------------------Surgical Ilmlcry. tha Fencemaker were at Eaton Rapids Burt Long Sunday of l.ist week were, attending camp meeting over the week; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bedell of ciarkr. rille, Mr. and Mrs Henry Weaver of Women who hove the misfortune end. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Wortley of Lake Hastings.- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Richof being afflicted with unsightly swollen limbs, varicose veins or Ode&sa were Sunday afternoon visitors artlaon und family of Lake Odessa. ut Ben Crockford's. i Mrs. Nina' Root nnd family of Coopsprained Joints know there'tn relief Mr. -and Mrs. Keith Durkee were ; crsvllie are visiting at Hie home of her in wearing properly fitted surgical Failure, are drying up and galling abort. elastic hosiery, and yet dislike Use Sunday visitors at Adam Endres' in parenU. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Landon. usual heavy, bulky type because It FYe«P<>rlMr. and Mrs. J. Kick of near FreeQne bag of Dairy Feed in summer saves three Mr .ud Mr. Oden DoniO ^U" po,, ,u„u Sunday ut Mr and detracts so much from appearances. in fall or winter. Sarah Durarr .pent Sunday al AM M„ w,„ CroekwId Akron Seamless Surgical Hosiery If you have your own trains or are mixing Dniilry.U. HaaU..^. . Mr and ^nnan JohnM)n o, is welcomed because the lino in­ your own feeds—try SUPER SOY—the new cludes a light weight aeries, made LAKEVIEW. Indiana, visited Mr. and Mrs. Ralph mineralized high protein concentrated feed. of genuine Japan Tram Silk. Thia Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gillespie and fam- Henn^y oyer Hie week end. We carry a full line of dairy feeds at prices hosiery has a smooth fine texture ily spent Sunday at Gun lake. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Barry are happy and may be worn beneath the reg­ Doris nnd Lyle OJIespie had their over the arrival of a baby son. : that are right. Mrs. H. A. Nichols of Hastings, who ular stockings with practically no tonsils removed Thursday morning at Try our 40% HOG SUPPLEMENT FEED visible evidence of its presence. The Pennock hospital. is ill. is spending some time nt the . witlilyour grain for your hogs and see them Akron line is complete, the proper Mrs. Julia Brown of Nashville spent home of her daughter and family. Mrs. piece being obtainable for every part of last week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hennoy to recuperate. grow. . , Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Nobles and fam­ Robert Marlin. • We Have a Feed for Every Need Several young people attended the ily of Gun lake spent over the week A very e&scntlal factor In - the proper use of surgical hosiery is io marshmallow roost at Wildwood land­ end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eftner------------Marlow. have It correctly fitted. Akron ing on Thornapple river. All reported ------i Mr- and Mrs. Leslie Daniels and: Seamless Hosiery is sold by dealers a very fine time. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Butolph and fam- [ Howard and Hurl, also Kathleen nnd who are experienced in the fitting end and can give excellent results. Ily of Hastings and Wm. Cogswell and Maxinq,Danicls spent Sunday at BenFLOUR -:- FEED COAL ->■ CEMENT -.- UMK The Prescription Drug Store in family spent Sunday with Mr. and, nett's Park. Chartoite, attending the. BRICK TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS . ' Downing reunion. Hastings is an Akron Seamless Mrs. Owen Varney. Hie Martin Ladies' Aid Society will Surgical dealer, qualified to fit each PLEASANT RIDGE. piece correctly. Private fittings are meet with Mrs. Wm. Gillespie Wednes-1 HASTINGS day. August 24. for supper. Everyone . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stickel und provided and satisfaction is as­ j Margaret of Kalamazoo spent Suncome. sured.—Adv. montvillo spent Sunday afternoon at Roy Wickham s. . , Mr. und Mrs. Forest Parmelee and children of Battle Creek spent Sunday UNSIGHTLY, SWOLLEN LIMBS RELIEVED SUMMER FEEDING U. S. TIRES Not only are th* naw U. S. Tirai lorgai In crorei^plon, bat rtay ora moia motMva In oppaoronca. Bath In tha head and under tha treod they have a greater volume ol rubber than ever before. Antbskld mileage bar been greatly increaeed. -Truly, the new U.i Tkei are the rafett, toughen, longeet-wearing lirer ever bullll SATURDAY ONLY jfuto TELEPHONE 2177 d'hop DRIVE-IN SERVICE TRADI IN YOUR WOBN TIRES ON NEW U. 5. ROYALS . dealings with customers—is the most effective builder of good will possible for a bank to possess. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. �•HIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AL'GVST 10. IMS PACK TEN Y. M. C. A. ITEMS SEE US AT THE FAIRS! Cl*v BitsM-U and C. F. AHgrll aasiat<d with Ute Orangavilh- Sunday School Barry county h going to be well rep- our xounly wa* flr*l represented .it th-.- last Sunday. Rev. Victor Jone* ot rtaented al lhe fairs again this year We»f Michigan -Jersey Parish Show in Hickory Camera preached. He will alSomc breeders and exhibitors will make Grand Rapid*. Till* year this SIkiw i* preafti Aug tut 21. their first appearance al the Ionia Free.' to be held’ along with the Ionia Free Jning In Ing soft-ball trarn tram Is .rranging arranging aa Fair. and quite likely v* ill follow a more Fair at Ionia. , game with tjw Hastings aggregation The following Jersey breeders liavr. extended circuit than was undertaken ( that plays eapli Monday night at .the cattle in thr herd tor this seated:' fair grounds. la*t year Milo Shaw U going wrM again this Maynard Miller. Harold Griffith. Dr ibw. Horace nwaco Cole ...u Au«usS and *««-.. Glen oRr'ul 0,1 fa* 363 in year. but. his route hiu W •* yet been F B Shaw. I—.. Raber. Arthur Griffith Young M. n' magMSlne the article decnltd upon. He has hl* cattle in Ingram Dale .Jer-Griffith have Jer*ty Ic- Wanted Vimng Men“ It i* h-.artenmuch t> tier .condition this year than __ male* to fill the 4-H'CJub cV»»m-* at U“L ‘.'PedaHy aboui Alfred Seymour all wish him the Ute Show. AU animals will compete in ,4 t •s ?ro»' na-rv J^^h.ni; started showing. You tile open class.-' H"* article on ppTWd^The C M stuwiil i, making his htsi ap- Oh* 11 ‘f refreshing com*- buck alth mere blur r.bbuiu than ;x-arnnce in the larger /now rings thia Stat/ Y M. C A Camp Hafo-WentHa U fccnducling its 29th season with Barry County Jersey Parish fall Hr b sending a small group ierd U larger and in much bet- hia GuernMj* pu' We a|l wish you the,Urge.*r enndimrnt cw-Y lor Hl-Y aectiop August 26 to September- 3 t-.-r ccndillim than a year ago. when •'ticce.sa too. Mr. Stowell. ■ Thousands -if camps, today qre' jmt, ,, . . terned aflcrVold Hayo-Wcnt-Hti S'ANIH HIIIS*U rrpSrt • ««.l ■”•- W">' •»“ y; « Libbie McKibb.n and daughter’ ••mr. The next mw will be held at lhe aal'a'h»<* '' tans of Ruth and Dcit-s nutde a bu&MM :rip T !u “ ’ tn orange Juice ,rt to ’the Anw-n; borne of Bob Ln* on the Joe Warner orang** *" to Haatlfigs Tfiursday. farm You are cordially invited to at­ can Veterans on the annua! convention Mr. and Mrs William Shattuck tend. • Parchment culled on C. p. Angell u studvmg county pro­ ent*. Mr and grams and camj "' ’ ThurrJ iy attcri •rriti FREEPORT. m-law'? parent day until Thursday with r.rr Quimby Bunds Dr. and Mrx Walton and Dr. Vaught Billy and Prt Detroit called on Mrs. Claude Walin Cloverdale ■ ton Thursday. . fjwnt thr w.ck sing Wcdil___ . Mr nnd Mr- Fraffic Hynes called on Axa Strait was in-Rrmus'!a»t week. ' Mr and Mr.- U-vi Hynes and Mr ami Remember to ram widen Eldon FarTlie thirty-ntxt antjual reunion of Mrs John MlMiler in Grand Rapid, ' M A men rclt a group of .. —c ---------- will .... French family will Vr heid'at Duck lake Friday ♦•veiling. ' ~ ' Saturday the thirteenth bring to u* at Yankee Springs church Will Blough und Gai! Lightfoot spent Mitne Sunday evening tn August Abo fart week at Gun lake. we undmtgjxt some short .talk., on! Brigr*- are movthg this week into tin. I Dr. PeeKMin and Mrs. Edith GodChn-tun Endeavor work will be given. Curti* hou-r on the Nnrhvilie r-wd. Jfrey attended the Parker reunion al Warren Tajlor is laid up with a lame Grand Rapids Sunday back. ' • * Mimm Nekla Coot returned lionic bounced.late: Tuesday night after, spending two i necks at Trull's End. Gun lake, Mr. and Mrs £eon Cool and two­ : children of Hastings were Friday after­ noon callers at the tump of Mr. and Mrs Frank Cool ;<nd family ' MUses Norma and Nelda Cool *pen! Friday night with Miss Irb Wartwld at Clarksville . \ Mrs Charles Austin spent Pridki fcilh her ,<o;-. Will Yule und wife of j Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs William Yu'-* and Mr and Mrs. Jacob b«ka of Grand Rapid* were Sunday guests at the J. C Austin houic. MIm Marjorie Jem-on, returned Wed­ nesday frran her vacation with her par­ ents a* Grand U*dgv. . Mrs halph J. Burton and.Moore of Detroit are guests of the former's paren!> A lere’f why your food dollar always a buys more-—in quality and value -—at J. G. A. Stores. Prove it to yourself—-todayl ft A A A Mb ■ Dorpthy Tabbcrer was in Grand Rapid* Friday on business. Mrs Baruh Walton of South Bowne visited Thursday with Mr and Mr , Elmer Routh. Sam E<‘k--rt remain* about the . anw and wh» able to be over town Friday William 'Deming nf Galvin Wash­ incton. i* .visiting hb. parents. Mr. and WHEN WASHINGTON Crossed the DELAWARE ... HE WAS Inspired with Confidence Confidence in Himself Confidence in His Men Confidence in the CAUSE for Which He Fought Probably one of the greatest human attri­ butes is “CONFIDENCE.” All human prog­ ress has been lhe result of “Confidence.” Individual success is possible only through “Confidence.” We ALL should have “Confi­ dence"—Confidence in ourselves, in our friends, in ourconnnunity and its institutions. This sort x>f “Confidence" is needed today in EVERY PHASE of colninercial life. We invite YOUR confidence on the merits of 46 years of consistent, accommodating scrv ice to depositors and to this community .. an UNBLEMISHED RECORD of conserva­ tive banking cNjierience. • Deposits made in thisold bank will put that much more money back into the channels of trade and help bring back normal times. We should all stand by the LOCAL insti­ tutions that have stood by THIS community during the past years. 'Aieorgv Dentine tin* been very III for PUFFED WHEAT IJc Pkg. Crisco Sugar 5*-25c c.u 19c BRAN FLAKES ib pkg. 10c 10c 29c Kellogg’s Rice Krispies n,. 9c Salted Peayiuts Lb Malted Milk ICR I Old Dutch pkg. . Vinegar Quart lUltU Cleanser 7c . C.n IGA w is. 19c I. G. A. COFFEES BLEND Lb BLEND Lb. 2SC Vacuum Pack De Luxe . . . BLEND Lb. 21C Lt. 39c Soap ICR 30C Pickles 25c u. 10c Sweet. Quart Nut Margarine i < IG A STORES 1 $75,000.00 Draper and daughter. Mrs The next meeting of the Ladies' Aid enough, returned Saturday .«!t with the former' And Ire member. there will be election Miller uj M-cd f officer* at that time. &o a s<>cciul Draper, who ha to be present is xuggested. auto' ‘‘Ir -‘nd Mr* Charles Stanton of Ca’.-l ‘ edonia and granddaughter. Peggv spent: Surplus the Barney Mill school picnic Mr. and "■* Mrs. Arthur Covi*y and j Clattd- camped at Newton lake last and week and Eileen spent the week with her uiandmotlier. Mrs. Mattie ' Van. । Sycklr in Johnstown * The Barry County road cofnmi&ion-; era have -their machinery installed in the gravel pit on the Jamie smith place «burg and altcady have several slock piles, bey in readiness for the improvement ol d Mrs Ca'djttekert of Grand the road leading east out, of Dowhng pent Sunday with the former's which is quite necewary a* this stretch ! ■’ ihd Mt ’ John Ricker: . of roXd connects M-37 with the fnain I ■ and M Baker reads running into Niohvillc and oilier Nyla Jean Pierce and rm.aim! l*:uib' of iLuhome of Mr and Mu Dan uooden-iugh. ■ ' Mu* Dorothi G'.vxlenough spent the the Ivm-- of Mr and Mr. I Itaxungs d J-vephinc Novukey and Vidi June aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs Aaron Schwucho at Battle Creek. Mr and Mrs Earl Olskill and eonof Royal Oak suited his brother. Lloyd and family and their parents Mr and Mr» Charles Gaskill Sundae Thr usual church jcrttee* will be omitted next Sundkv on account of the home coming aUBanfleld The Cemetery Circle meets thU week Thursday for dinner and the Weeks -**00* P*1™* on ^wday the 13th. I s.ruMtt, n.,ht *<«■"' noBWIU. Mr and Mr* S E Johtuon. Mr and F-’*ncu Neilson- spent from Friday Mr- F w IngalMx* Iva Zeigler and until Sunday evening in Grand Rapidi, Cotwin Nov:j.key of Grand Randi tbi- J,vd Freeport with ius people. Mr* Motuma Momma anjl and two led rclattres in U»e village Suqdav Mr and Mr*. W W B-Higlmer 1.1 expected hon.e daughter* of Grand Rapid* spent Satthu week after an extended stay in De- urday with Mr and Mrs Cha* B trait Johnson. Their son. Jaixn Momma, reAgailu Kunde ot Detroit is vteitlng fumed home with them. rr parenu. Mr and Mn. R F Caller* Thursday evening at the unde CLa» B Johnson home were, their Mr and Mrs Will Draper vui'ed the duWren. Mr and Mrs Theodore Wivformer'* mother. Mn H Draper Sun- in«» aSM1 family. Mr and Mrs Ernes' da’Dunlap of Middleville and Mr. andr Mr* liaarl Novukey spent the week Mr*. Robert Garrett. end with her cousin. Mu* Nina Wright Roberta SUgle of Middleville spent in Lowell » te* ,h* *«® P«rl of '»♦* **** The North and South aider* played *‘Vh ‘“I grandparent*. Mr and Mr* bill Friday night, tha t-xge being 7-4 Robert Garrett favor of the North *:de Mr «><* Mr* Wood* of Grand Rap­ . in <a > ul*. accompanied <by Mrs Elite Snyder. It take* more than two acre* of crop.', called on Mr. and Mr* Chas B John ent-fourth of an acre feed a Japan- to Mrs. Snyder s home Mill*. $50,000.00 T >T Factory-to-Yqu after Mr*. 5C 10c Hastings City Bank Odek’a Wednesday. , Cullers «t the George Deming horn-the past week were. Mr. and Mrs Georg* Pickett. Mr. and Mrs. Janie* Tliompsnn of Caledonia. Mr nnd Mrs Frank HcintgJeman. Mr and Mis Forrest Lutherman ot Dutton. Mr and Mr.* George Woldring. Mrs Chauncov Davenport 6f Holland. Mr. and Mrs F C Deining of Grand Rapid*. Mrs. Wayne Benton and many other frictui.* Pork & Beans 1 St Dressing THOUSAND ULANP ‘G’ Mr. and Mrs Ed, Hall.and Air. und Mrs. Henry (Catcher spent a couple dais lax! Week with George Miller at hl- cottage at Gun lake . Mr and Mrs. Carl Gilliland called on SALE.' Profits Sacrificed on Hundreds of Items to Make More Friends MANY ARTICLES TO BE GIVEN AWAY ■at this sale! Get large hand bill lor lull list ol items Toilet Goods Rexall Remedies Pharmaceuticals Sundries Puretest Products Hospital Itemj Rubber Goods Pure Foods All at Factory-to-You, Money-Saving Prices! Come in and look over the display of guaranteed merchandise on sale. Save with Safety at the Rexall Store CARVETH & STEBBINS HASTINGS GOODS DELIVERED PHONE 2131 �fags Kumm THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. Al'CtST 16, lg>2 MILO. Mrs. Milo-Lehman will be the hoftlcr-* of Uie Milo Ladies' Aid Wednesday aft­ ernoon, August 17. A pot luck -’.upper will be served. Tills will be the annual meeting, a good attendance desired. Tlie Home Literary club- Juul a very pkMaht- meeting Thursday nt the La­ dle* Library .it Richland where the. were gums Lt the Library Association nndW.C T. U. club* for their annual picnic dinner und program provided b> MICHIGAN BEL TELEPHONE CO D.--m»Jd arid Crir! Cartel the countries visited and told Mine wry amo-lng stories pl the p« «epi»- hr mH grand (Mrents, during tin* ,-Jx muntiw ol his stay.. Th* meeting elosetf by singing "Owd R. ify Trrtyrr return*;! With You TiU We-Meet Agiup.-' irund Rapids Sum Lieutenant Governor Luren D. Dick* inxon will sjx-ak at Milo church' hex' Maurice Johnson and family Mr. nnd Mr:-. Prank Tta AnU-Balonn maiij iMitui. F.nri mid Wilson, attc: M»caker m this great emiM-. ■ CMlk-rt at the Flower isoinc Siijidav itfternton wen- Jx>ub and Li-na piuin of Galeaburg. Mr. and Mrs John E)>plt-y mid Mrs. Corn Muri-hot! m»j granddaughter of Krilamuzoo who «jv ,-4>.*f«fina two. wrelu varhtiMUiw at Crooked lake. Mr*. Hnitie uellmger Wa . u gut at this home for dmiit-r. Miss Mildred puher luw been visiting relative:- ui Bafth- Creek oil the mist week, She is expected home lhfa> Mon­ day. ’ . . 1 Raymnnd Mnhuc of E flurry viait<,-<l ■ Herman Ftxher Sunday. They attend* ed Sunday Scljool at ftlovefdale in the morntnu• t The Triple Link club will meet with .Mrs. IL Flower next Friday, A jk<l hick dinner will be served at one o'clock. VISIT MICHIGAN lb your oul-uf-Htalc relntivcH and friends like to picnic ifeHidc npurkling HtrcaniH . . . wander along old. Indian trails . . . or, camp on the nh«>r<* of,|>irturcsqu<; lakes, tell them to vaca*. lion in Michigan. The millions of dollars spent each year by Michigan’* thousands of visitors add to the pros* |M*rity of the slate. i-cl us also sjM’od otic own vacations in Michigan this year, thereby conAciluUntg still further to ils prosperity. Wedrw .aiav. Congratulation.; Our b.»ll ls> There has been a sharp advance in many price quotations ready increased in price. There is every reason to think there may be other increases in coal prices. We suggest you ... * SMITH BROTHERS, VELTE & COMPANY There have been no failures of Building and Loan Associations iri Michigan during the past year. QJlje Rational ffioait & ^nucBinteitt ffnntpaitu 1250 Griswold St., Detroit Evisblbhed 18A9 J. L. Maus &l Son. Local Representative, Hastings !■ Beef Rolled Rib Roast Lb. Choice Lb 6c 17c JL Mrs. Wm. Cushing of Alina b spehd, mg UU.' week here . J Miss LUllati fjowerby and Mr.< Wl!-> liam McCann called on Mrs. Mury Trego, who t» ill at tlie home of her I ■ i daughter. Mrs R. B. Walker. Mr. and Mr/. C. N Burger arid two] Adv.• children were Saturday night visitor* | at the home of their father. C. A Bur- i ger. and wife Mr. \Burser has been ; transferred from Grand Rapids, whenhe has been working, to Flint I Mr. and Mrs Allen Matthews and [their daughter. Mrs Florence Murdock, and Jane. Matthews of Middleville were Bunday evening callers at the McCann homes. I Mr. and Mrs. James Nagel are at­ tending campmeeting at Sebewa Cor­ I nera near Sunfield. ORANGEVILLE. |« Mr. and Mrs Albright and w- al i friends from Marshall were Sunday i afternoon visitors of Mr, and Mrs I Clyde Nichol* o! this place. [ Mrs. Charles Crawford spent one day . tlx: past week with friends at Doster. Miss Alice Venema ot Otscjo b spending the week with Maxine Foote at this place Mr and Mrs. August LaFountaine and little eon of Hopkins arc spending a couple of weeks with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Elmer Catcher Mamed at Otsego Saturday evening. {Miss Ethel Klambn nk of Otsego and, ojgrence L Rupe ot this place Con-j gratuliuotu Ber. Ncrs^n aud foasly atte^de^ the: Ncrxgc ttnuly reunjen »t Gull J4U1 Young Pig Fresh Ground Pork Young Pig Pork Steak SAUSAGE Pork Loin Roast 3 Lb! Ki::.::.. : vacation, Do'tuivan. Mrs. Jaite| Bessie Roger.-, and Mtof Grand Rapids visit­ Mr?. McCann one day .Sunday There were auty-Rve prutr.t . to enjoy a day rutting. BEEFROASTI BEEFSTEAK V* '■in.in.: ■ Hu- Lathe,-.' Aid Society • pleasantly entertained at the home m Mra. Floyd Benner. Bien yid. Evan'Graham ttom.ncat Lowell M»nt last wei-k with tlwir .grandmother. Mrs; Sowerby and cclu-t ! Snow White Lb. Tender Meaty Ribs ■r at uraixi Rap Mr und Mr.- Alva Mcx.re and dauull >r. Eitev n of cjnri ‘ iwtiiiR.Mr., Monie'., Otto D<-Ward, n former teacher In our schoobs. anti since then a student in Michigan State at Lttristnii. called on *0riw of the old time Iric-nds Saturday. He hull a line position for next year Otto made, many friend, while Here w ho arc plcaeed to know dial he is .do­ ing well and hope lor his future suc- Telephone 2257 Hastings, Mich. Alter all is said and done, there are but very few investments which have held up as well as investments in Building and Loan Friday with lie, 25c r«.'k4Lb*. K.kE.d 25c 9<. CHICKENS FANCY FRESH DRESSED FOWL LARD SLICED BACON 33c 15c Rendered Connecticut. Delaware. Maine, Mtnl«. Ou W«ln>-.st!ay a qu.mit v of the Iur«. nitiirc of our old school building. wa--. nesota. New Jersey. New York, Oregon rcmovrd and went on its way to DehfflT and* Wucuuiua oil forbid lurch-hiking. 1 Mich., where‘it will again be in nw. 1 Mrs, Max Lynd left tor Ohio on i Wednesday and when rhe jctunis Mrr-. i Mattie Lynd will return with her and , 'again lx- nt.'lwr harm- here, after. |iav. Ing been gone for Mime monthThe locM telrphoiw employt-cs had a picnic supper nt Given lake Thursday 1 evening. A -swjr enjoyable time wi Mrs. Nettie Shrouder. Mrs. Clayton Kelley ed their aunt. VEAL ROUNDS I,-d,iTi"! 16c Veal Steaks -c"*: 19c th*-w* reunion Sunday, lcd<>. Ohio, with Mr. « Glenn Storrs, of Grand Rapids, ix spending a few week-s with hi* grand* pnientc. G. D and Mrs. Whitmore. ; Mrs. Itert Yerrington and daughter, i of Parkville. Mo., are veiling relatives and mends here. 7’liey drove through I m less'than two days. Some different} than Ute old day.', when the hn-bans' and father went wx-s ' ** All the Good Standard Grades and prompt, clean service SENSATIONAL PRICES For More Lb. team. grocers and meat <ki always draws a c rowd to .thr BUY YOUR COAL NOW! WWMKDMOMYMJIU' Cuts None Sold NOR 1 HE showboat play at D>wvl| 1; Some grades of coAl have al- Only A. & P. Could Offer Such Any and All hwu MII)DLEV1I.I.E. Mr -and Mr Grant - Whitlock ot Quincy. Mich., were here on bu.-uu Wednesday und Thursday of last week and greatly enjoyed m-elng tlx- old time •LfW-nH-x. They lived for somt- year MHithwv-t of town and lht-ir many Iriemh were happy fo we flv.ni again. They arc ai il ai’riuuhiivd with our former h ucliers. Mr. and Mr- E. JJeiniing.'i. and rejxinvd them wTil and greatly enjoying their work. .. ■ aid Kitm Mr-find" Mr*. Ed. Slmtie- an- very And wherever you go, dispel worry by lelephpn* ing home nnd office freauenlly. (lull’ friends to tell them when you will arrive.-Tele­ phone uiliend fur hotel uecopiniodritions. Ixnig Distance Tales are low. LOST ANYTHING?—Try a Banner Want Hon at Ann Arbor Friday, friend.-, wish him luck arid a Little Irin and Junior Trail Grandville npent lhe pa->t wr< tlicir<-3rrmidparept», Mr. ■ mu FrmiKjrravis Mr. mui Mrs Carrier Schdnii attended tite Burrus reunion at U;dgv. Sunday, Mr. nnd M[-*’ Howard Harr. • ly urw o'clock, dinner, Mrs Mills called the meeting to older and sang together -Amcnea Tla- B>-auti- .d the home of Mr., and MrfuL” Mrn. Fuq^f^tack.'ivn reciU-d he* b- atilllul pricm *TIm-Two Chord-’ at'.* I telling of the dtcumstah^M winch prompted Up- writing ul tiu- |Mx ni Mi> ’Mtlls. then Intnxluivd th,-- sixt)k<-r u! the aftenioxh. Dr Eriie.-it Burnham ol ‘W S T C.. Kalxhuisoo, who gave mi Park.’Saturday -inhic-j'tuu^.acidri’r-;-oil his recent trip to Eurojx1 Dr. Burnham dwelt .more Tell them to Poultry and Stock Feeds Coal, Lime, Cement, Etc. POWERS ECHOES. Blrg*- Brill. grandson of Mr. nnd ‘Mr H"~ HAMS i Lb. Pkg. - j^c ' Picnic MICHIGAN COFFEE fXTOSITION DETROIT Admission Reduced to COFFEE 0 7 DAYS 7 NIGHTS lorrl Fun for the Youngntep . .. Fun for the Old Folk* . . . F»ui for'EVERYBODY: Ser MIm Michigan Ik-ants Cunletd . . . Hear the niJtrvvlouy Libit*... Hon* l niiw a Lit of it! 29c Pkg. Carton 19c 10 Bar‘ 25c P. & G. or Kirk/Flakc ROLLED OATS 22 /l ROLLED OATS CLEAN BULK KELLOGG’S Corn n»i<e. POST TOASTIES Lb 6 Bag 49c 13c 2 Lge. Pkgi. 21c ^2 Lge. Pkg* 21c PEANUT BUTTER Sept. 410 50c Lb. Maxwell House or Del Monte MATCHES SOAP Lb.' 3 EIGHT O’CLOCK 2 lb.. Lb. Jar PEANUT BUTTER 10c FANCY BULK TEA AJAX YELLOW SOAP CIGARETTES Lb; 39c 6 Ba • 19c LUCKY STRIKES CHESTERFIELDS FLATS WHITEHOUSE MILK MUSTARD RICE BEANS 27c c.„. 9C Quart Ja DILL PICKLES Fancy Head Quaker Maid 15c Quart Jar 5 Pounds 5 *-*n* 15c 10c 20c 25c A&PTM GFOOD STORES nM Ailutk A PMfe Ta* C*. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST !•» 1M1 | LEGAL’ NOTICES | Callers. at Mr. and Mr, J. W. Ted­ row s Sunday were. Mr. und Mrs. J Jones of Laming and Dr Fowler qf Mr. and >Irs. Lewis Erway nnd fam­ ily of Kalamazoo spent the week end at the home of Ray Erway'a. ' Miss Ruth Eleanor Erwuy returned home Saturday alter several 'weeks" g Kenyon Sunday. , Capitola" Baechlrr and mother. v;.4t at Kalamazoo. Unsing and Ann SHULTZ. I shower for Mrs. Merle Savacool (Flos­ Mr. and Mrs. Vert Robinson attend- sie Hullngi at Mrs Walter Johncock's cd lhe Eagle school reunion Saturday . of Barber’s Corners Saturday eve­ ’ . Stuart and Irene Mason of Kain-, ning mazoo spent last week visiting at- Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Brown nnd Tsa| belle of Prairieville spent Sunday at Gordon nnd George Thompson"*. Mrs. Etta Spiller of Bantlcld U Mrs Kathryn Hart's. spending a feu*, days al the Andrew | Mr. and Mrs: Andrew Smith enterj tamed the ' Smith reunion nt tlwir 8:f|lth home. _____ __ ,___ ChamU&lain I ! home Sunday. Fifty-four guests from Maybelle Hart. Mrs. .Kathryn various places including Battle Creek, Grace and Robert motored to Augusta. Bajtfleld, Grand Rapids. Lan­ sing und Dflton enjoyed a wry pleas­ Mlrhicnn Sutiirdav. Mrs. Gordon Thompson attended the ant day together. . Mrs. Mary McIn­ tyre.of Battle Creek remained fur n utters reunion at Gun lake Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Quirk of Milo few days' visit. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McOlocklin and day party at Mrx Hatt baby of Hasting*. John Haven, und Hastings Wednesday Georite Cogswell of Lakeview were Mrs. Jessie Payne of tended the "Community Annabelle Cogswell also SonnevtWes Thursday. _____ Virginia Havens over Sot- sons. Mr. and Mrs* Harlan Scobey of the busy time, only" fifteen were pres­ There are 435 members tn the ent but all report a fine time The United States House of Representa­ Milo called there Sunday afternoon. next meeting will be held with Mr. and Miss Maybelle Hurt attended a tives. Mrs. Oeofge Clouse. Mr and Mrs. Chas. Whittemore arjdj family, accompanied by M>m Emjlnu [ Chandler of Hastings, attended - the] Rrinenstool reunion at Stockbridge । Wednesday of last week. I i Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rose of Has-! tings visited Sunday in the home of' her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Erway j Merritt Gate, of Lansing ta visiting' Mr. nnd Mrs Clyde Warren. . Mr and Mrs Roy Erway drove to! Grand Rapids Thursday of last week., also called on Mr and Mrs. Homer Shively of Gun lake. I About twenty ‘young people from, here attended the Parish young peo- ] pie's party nt Kellogg's landing on Thornapple River. There were fifty-i five present. Tlie evening was spent with games, which were followed by a! marshmallow roast. These parties I have been very successful und have! furnished a fine form of Entertainment j and we hoi>e that even more young] people, will come out and join them I because nil the young people of tlie, 1 Parish arc invited.' ' | There 'will be nn ice cryum social j given at tho Goodwill church this week ’ Friday-eftning. August 12- Everyone Ls lnvi,c<* 10 corne ] Frarik Horn and son Clinton attended lhe Adders reunion at Streeter** landItHf Gun lake Sunday. land Sunday. Mr and Mrs. William Sonncvllle and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Pierson and chil­ dren from Kentucky also Mrs. Mary Bradley of Lansing and Mrs. Roberta ot Hastings were afternoon callers at Sterling ©wroth's one day lost week. Sunday afternoon callers at Dan Roberts' were, Mr. aiui Mrs. Orville Dell Shively of Hastlmrs ’ Mrs. Mary Holsaple visited friends in Nashville last w<tk. UNTIL THURSDAY AUG. 18<h. Kroger Scratch Feed For Best Rawlu Ui« Krogene Krogtf eoeich feed h tho Ideally balanced food Io* all poeltry — coanpwe ow quality Always at ilia Right Price Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shorter enter-; talnt-d Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Don' ’ i Karcher of Hustings. Callers in the in- afternoon were. Mr. und Mrs Richard] “LHolfenden ortSilver Creek. Mr. and ■ Mr*. Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shorter| „t and Mr and.Mn*. Morse Olmstead and. -] family of Kalamazoo • Mr. and Mrs Leslie Enzlan and son ■,,i.spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Carl] i-»> Enztan at'Kalamazoo. In the P. M I ],"* they called on ’ relatives at Battle] । Creek.’ ■ " ■ • • —! Genevieve Crandall and Russell Rey? i nolds spent the vttek end with the for’1' meFs patent* at Kalamazoo' and spent * * Sunday at Lake Michigan. f • Mrs. Mae Hudson who spent .a few■ ‘ days last week with Mr. nnd Mrs. War-! 3 sen Cairns returned to her home ad J Vicksburg. Tuesday. - I ? Mrs Conklin entertained relatives j •from Kalamazoo and Owowo Sunday, j ,hJ Mr. and Mrs. Clare Marshall and in family. Earl" Marshall'and friend spent dy.; Sunday at the Get* farm. . ; Mrs Sarah auroth W.t called to : Nashville by the serious illness of her u .Ulster, Mrs. Rosa Weber. , i Mr. and Mrs. Zeno Decker returned from their trip to the northern^Mrt of t.j jthe state last Tuesday. •• Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Vin-j Ji cent Norton were Mr. and Mrs. Ken-; ineth Norton of Marshall and Patricia [ " While and Mr, Led Mtwnar. Mrs. Margery Norton went to Marshall for, a few days' visit. “r* MU* Ruth Mudge accompanied Mr. I ■'V. and Mrs Will Hyde to Lansing for j •f.|i»»rth<. ui th* Hu Farmers' Day Friday. । Tlie first piano manufactured In the ‘United States was made in Philadel' phia in 1775 by John Behrent. Investing Safely One of the many Biters that we receive. “This morning I have a-printed copy of the 39th annual statement as of July 1. 1982 I want to Hake this occasion to congratulate you. and the Association, on what it w*»tld seem to be an unparal­ leled record. The development, of the past year have made It Impossible for an attorney to advise a client as to what form of investment could be safely relied upon. Apparently the Savings and Loan principle Ls still in the ascendancy, and is likely to re­ main at the top for a long, long time. Very Sincerely." The original Is on flic in our office. , Tlie Standard Is proud of its 39 years, safely earning ami paying a 5‘; dividend—this. wlHFthe reserve fttpd ot $400,000bo is offered for your consideration when you have money to invest. Standard Savings & Loan Association Detroit. Michigan Ixxral Representative I. L. MAUS S’ SON HASTINGS, MICH. 4 “A 19c Pet or Carnation EVAPORATED MILK - Country Club Pound Cake —‘ 19c Delkiout—Ov«n faeth Lipton’s Tea The Pear trets planted by Lotih XIV 250' Mr and Mrs Paul Smith and son year* neo were recently in full bloom Victor of Battle Creek spent Sunday in Versailles, France. j -Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daly. • • Mr. and Mrs. Sihler and daughter Helena ot Chicago, and Mr. und Mr.’ 'Carl Motganthaler of Nashville and ■Mr. nnd Mrs. Curt Marshall were rc1 ‘.'•i'1’ *• ‘''" cent visitors ut Mr. and Mrx. Will' f l**t. .HwwbhU. • Mr. und Mrs. George Green called C Frsh'.un. Jihier'on Mr. nnd Mrs. Loranzo. Mudge of - rsi.i- »» jt.t H i Barryville Sunday. l ' ' ' ; Mr. and Mrs, Earl Onuteud of Nash। < Guy ] ville were Sunday evening callers nt DnlyS. ’ IV o jru-i--*! Mr. and. Mrs. Beryl .Nash called on .4-. ii .■ * j Stuart Nash in the Leila"hospital at i. -,.11 .1* . ( \, -■ ,i I Battle Creek-Sunday und found him; 'ii. ':-. iver/much rr/ mum improved. improvedMr. and Mrs. Byron Guy and family ] ,i jH-Ttlu-n; spent Spnday with Mr. and Mrs, Fred । ■ Miller tn Assyria. . Ortho Hawblitz spent mn« of last) .week with her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Antov Wengar near Nashville; Griswold at JaHarvon THESE PRICES IN EFFECT FRIDAY AUG. 12th. F«mou« Yellow Label — K4b. pkg. 19c 37c 10c Railin Bread You know the quality—Special Philadelphia 3 >*»• 25c cheese Rich and laity • ipaead* eerily 25c 3 Sardines Oval Toatato SerdM.i 3 Palmolive Soap 19c SWCS SUDS ££ 29c Block Salt Fine quality block mU CatSUp 10c Cooatry Club Spacial Vote Item* Moildey to Thund*y Augtnt 15th to Uth Kraft 5 votes q«. SALAD DRESSING Prunes i h>. 3 votes Sumweet Embassy pl 5 votes SANDWICH SPREAD Sardines 5 votes Tomato—3 ovel can* Pound Cake 5 V,otes Calo Dog Food 3 votes Mason Jan 10 votes Fresh Fruit* end Vegetibles 19c Oranges ^Celery £11 F*«y. ha*h «nd c*p 3 Lemons <lor 8c 1 0c CaUforiila SankUt—300 die Bananas 3»- 17c Choice yellow Frail Choicest Quality Meats BEEF POT ROAST “ 9‘ SMOKED HAM 12>’ ROAST VEAL ROAST’7‘161 Pork Loin Roast S 10‘ BROILERS ’■"'“""'A 18' Ring Bologna 10" � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-08-17.pdf ee614525a4634d5e3c555b11d79cc62b PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR 14 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 17, 1932 FARMER BROWN IS iSETe°rtTrew°big crowd Second Amendment to the State Con stitution Would Wreck Present Tax COMING NEXT SUNDAY Generous Applause Indicated Appreciation of Audience For Splendid Program PAGES 1 to 8 NUMBER 16 'meteors attracted FLOWER SHOW A GREAT SUCCESS A WIDE ATTENTION HERE. Large Shooting Stars Made I Brilliant Path Across the , System Without Adequate Substitute Heavens TO SPEAK AT ,HETHODIST GALDIOLUS RAISED BY GUY a “ , Did you watcl/ for lire meteors after i Wednesday evening the newly- or­ CHURCH AT TWO P. M. GIDDINGS WAS BEST Aside fsoffirffcting candidate.^, vot- levied for the payment of interest and city or village taxes including roud and'midnight Thursday night? The Writer.; ganized band gave its second concert. I which drew a large audience to the er* , at the November election will deprincipal on obll«ation« heretofore inschool taxes that may be levied against will admit that he did and what he saw ON FARM QUESTIONS ONE SHOWN There was every evidence I, rurred. which mmj »hall be separately- real and personal property could no: jm not so much. In a-period of about ] t,K‘ fate of seven proposed con. '■ assessed in all case*: PROVIDED, exceed more than >15 per $1,000 oN twenty minutes he raw fourteen shootthe t" Hasting* **„*,„. City C„v Band. Band The T*» applause |that thl* limitation may te- Increased valuation 'Ing stars, one of which was a large VISITOR^ EXPRESSED APof the audience was generous The a period of not to exceed five years That is, the owner of a farm whose meteorite, which made a brilliant path' FOR SIXTEEN YEARS , splendid music merited the fine com-_<lne law. All of them nre important....for PRECIATION OF DISPLAY None of them op' The second to appear otj the ballot and Jat any one time, to syst more than a periOnal and-'real propertv has an as- across the sky .... , - « pllmente paid to the organization andJone of’the most important Iy Article X. loial of five per cent pt thr-a*»e*M-d se^d valuation of »2.5OO wouFTTray P*rently. reached the ground and mot ~ Comes Under Auspices Of Bar- iu leader. Raymond Wlndeknecht. valuation, by two-third* vote- of the uot lnore than J37 50 in real »6d per- of them were small They seemed to be : Late Summer Flowers Of Van­ ' ritv 8cc- 2>- which propenes to limit taxa- ,elector* of any a*.*e**lnc district, — nr „nai tax. He might pay considerably WavcW‘n Hirt, for one would reei -* — - — ry County Farm Bureau— ' n^d. * . “ *J Od«i mu>k ho ","n “” —■ "“d ■"“"' "nd. , ouu — Kinds Were .... Included when provided for by the rharter of-a ,morb during the year through some one shooting star and quickly there-! ------Ilu Pl,ee “v tndlvlduaI and community 1 ‘ ce£l ]°.en<lrd 1municipal corporation; PROVIDED1 All Are Welcome In Exhibits other farm of taxation but $3750 li the;af^t another would appear Four) An imimrtant meeting, under the life II Is fine that we have such a j * XZ>t^**’' * amended ;|FURTHER, that thl* limitation ahull *,uhuc» u u^b. * cm, Baskets allu and ubouquets of> *roses, red. very maximum that can be levied smaller meteor., and the one big one auspice* of the Burry County Farm good band. -In every way possible the' ’ *' g 1 .against hh real and personal property' flashed across tlie sky withui a fewjpUik, white and yellow, golden rod. Bureau, will be lu-Jd at the Methodist city and dtUen* of Hustings should Th * ul a,n‘’u"1 01 um ■«**»»«« . {both yellow and white; purple, pink. by all the various diytelon* ut stale second* ol each other. : against property for ail purposes ini,9”~ ihurch in Ulis city next Sunday after- , give them every encouragement, - ----- ------ « • *. -----------relj variegated and white petunias; , any one year sball not exceed one and | Tiw provision-. ol till* propu.red and local government* combined. noon. August 21,’ at two o’clock sharp.---------------~ ----------- !----I snapdragon^ in several colors; Calluiw-half per rent of the awwd vatu-I amendment are. clear. After 1932 tinC. 3. Brown, better known as Farmer,' ifornla and dwarf rinnias. strong and alien uf tuld property, except taxes ' t .Hal of the state, county, township and (Continued on page six) Brown. 1* the apMUr. Tiie committee! i sturdy and of all shades: dahlia* of all Ip charge’hope that every Barry coun-1 color.< .mixed bouquet* of field flowers ty farm bureau member and his wife. CATCHES TWO LARGE including black-<*y<-d Susans and Queen DEAN DAVENPORT TO will attend and bring a' neighbor. i Anne’s lace: golden glow; pink and l SPEAK SUNDAY A. M. WALL-EYED PIKE Clias. 8 iFanm-n Brown is a native: ] white and purple sweet peas ; brightof Utah and was reared in the west. was a cowpuncher and rode UhSupplying At Methodist Church Ten Years Old Boy Has Better INVJTED TO ATTEND KEL- mortelles of yellow and white; calenThmge In ills younger days. Later hr FINAL DAY FOR ENROLLdulas; corn -flowers, LOOG CAMP FREE OF J---------------- double und single; " During Pastor's Va­ ' Luck Than His Father 'double tiger lilies: money plant: agerawent to Arizona, where lie engwn-d in MENT IS WEDNESDAY, ALL EXPENSE cation ' and Companion ’ tum: white scabioste: vari-colored . r, , a .. . i AMERICAN LEGION AND AUGUST 2 4 I asters; perennial phlox; marigolds: । Winje While Reverend and-Mrs. and • Mrs. L L. L L. Mile.-* Waters, ten-years old son oil j ccclucombs; summer lilac or butterfly । Dewey and George are away on n short COMMERCIAL CLUB COOP­ Mr and.Mis Harry Wu'.<r. . w„s one of OPENS ON AUGUST 22 bush; sultan and slatls. both light vacation ills pulpit is being supplied.’ ERATING the happiest lx>yx in Barry- county on ■ RESPONSE HAS BEEN ... Next Sunday Denn Eugene DaVenpOTt . AND CLOSES AUGUST 31 lavender In color: niany flowers with Saturday. He and ills father and John! i unknown names, and' a great profusion Wood wi-n- tVlnng'oitt on Crooked tek- ! SPLENDID IN HASTINGS will give the uddn. We are sunr»n*n-r asirx ---- . • ,. that nun-everyone -everyone will wui act gci a real inji-vage FREE OX ROAST AND and Miles hnd all the luck He caught Lads to Receive Scout Training 'of gladioli of every color and kind. featured the entries at the Flower Live Political Interest Shown— I who h< ar.^ the Dean tw, wall-eyed pike, one measuring 22 i PICNIC AT FAIRGROUNDS inctes and the other one 22 '. inch< -.' Under Trained Leadership— .Sho# held in Qin city on Saturday. : preacher, but is one of this country's Evident That Voters Appre­ , able tidnkers and writers. He will have Lloyd Shafer In Charge -iwMf-M W 1" newly ornnued Ou­ Fine Program-Of SportAo Fea: something' worthwhile to tuty on tile prised it. "Huh. and they ■meaning. . (len clubciate Responsibility The camp period for scoute and the flowers mentioned above. I his fattier and Wood* never gut ■.;‘ needy I Because Hastliup city te the only ; object ol religion in his gitklr* >-• next Hire Day Of Enjoyment— boys of Altegan and Barry (thete were fohage plante. geraniunu, k i Sunday morning, at the u>uAl hour tor :*trike~ Naturally he was. rather ।. counties, ten years o! age and over. Ve- miniature rock garden, and a fine ex1 part of Barry county where a reregts- i service. 10:30. ■ V Pljin to.Be In Attendance proud of his achievement. iration of voters is required tin.-, year, | gins August 22nd.. and runs through j hibil of rJn(ts and qullU. both new and : ’What will bo doing on I-abor Day in the Banner lias been urging all city 1 the 3UL Camping expenne t» taken. o[d The rug and quilt display was Hastings?"- ha* been happily solved by, care of by the W K Kellogg Founda- antleI thl. auspice.-, of the Hastings , the Commercial Club and the Amen-'' pro|>eily placed on the list Wearc , tion and the tx-autilul camp on the women’s Club, the winners being ! can Legion. Representatives of the proud of the record so far made by the | siiore of North Pme tek*- in Barry rhosrn by the popular vote of the visUnion came before Hie club Tuesday I voter* of Hosting At this writinr | comity will be filled with two hundred, ltWs to' the Show. In the west show noon saying that it Hie club would up-: ; more timn 2.200 voters', names hpve earnest scout*, leadera. and other need’, window was,a very attractive rock gar* prove the program which they proibcWR enrolled und more are being tidd-i li “W' i den. made by Clyde Wilcox, and in the -.anted, and rts members would back it icd every day. It now seema, probafil • : # 'The quota of 91 boys and officer:-' eaw window -UIUVI* baskets uua.rKT ofui gladioli fc.auiuu and m***i financially, the .U-gi'on would do the JUDGING TEAMS TO COM-I Allegan county has already been ■ mixed blossoms made an attractive exEEPL,ES T0 QUESTIONNAIRE tinTt, r>«Ti emsmtr nsrn ‘ scl'*cted and remaining nw-vary tn- hlblt. Clyde WlICox and Roy Chandler Club voted unanimously to ryfer the• day.* - previous to the {irimarv primary Ij PETE FOR STATE FAIR •■ — ■ — ------------■n-~----------’ — twenty duv.. SENT OUT BY CRUSAD­ 1 Vestigation Will t).- completed in Barr;- furnishing the flowers. These were not matter to two committee/. to go. over । felection, which will be held on Tile*-1 i county in the next few day.< . entered for awards, however. The L. V. ERS ORGANIZATION TRIP IN SEPT. (the matter carefully Mith represents-I ; day. September 13 K ’ ■ The program will be one of scouting; Bessmer and C B; Hodges Jewelry lives nf the Legion, atyi that If.the two The Bunner has b.-n tnrere.sUd in B(-CTC U|Q PACC »*/lTU i patterned -after the daily routine at storrs hod exhibits of various kinds of ■ cpib committees should approve. the CHWLts 5 looking over rejioru. in Grand Rnplds ntolo nlo LAot Wllfl Camp Ben Johnston, area scout camp, va.es. and a mantel arrangementr GIRLS TO JUDGE AND Commercial Club: not',a* qo'organiza­ and Detroit dailies, as well as in many { nCMniUCTDATC PA Al All Air supplemented by health training and j loaned by Mrs E J. Pratt, attracted BARRY COUNTY PEOPLE tion, but its membership, would up-,. geiwral fanning. He is one of the most weekly newspapers, to tire how n-rcgis- I UtMUNo I nA 11 LANNINu special activities I considerable attention. The Wallace Jirove. would' coo|>crate und help theJ* picturesque figures in American agri —. ­ trni|(>n has progressed in other places . Vin.ht nf Morning. ; Feed and Seed Store had a display of culture Pxlav. in wit and humor We find that not a single one has made , Declines to Foretell Just What project financially. Eight Boys of Dairy and Fat Bon wHl arjsa-at 7 00. ■Continued on page nine. part*l*o.) The two rommiUees iffH representer F’urmcr" Brown-rivaJ* Will Rogers und ns ^ ...................... credltabte n showing as lias Hu»-1 He Will Do In Legislature Stock Teams Selected—Fine i fug raising at 7:30 1 • tlves of the Legion later In the day and ‘ Tills indicates a live political | hiu. the earnestness of a man who'tings. T-‘:l , 7:45—Breakfast. If He Is Re-Elected agreed,to carry out the plan, winch is, knows layis fighting for n just chilm-j[inrereet, iriUrvbt. and und provea provi that the voter.-, of i Training For Students a ao—Details and necessary work. । JUDGE McPEEK HAS • office* . (Continued on juige three) tliLv city realize their, rcsiKmidbUlties ’ Candidates ------------ -for - wqieciitlly thou- (briefly;ax follows: On August 22 und 23 Michigan State' 9 30—Instruction In sw\mtning.| RECURRENCE OF ILLNESS It ■is ■proposed that ! unui.i^'iiuiauviMiiiufuiiiKuuiiur, and iiAcnd to lx* faithful to their dutii v .... for lite or .-. emigres. have ■■■ legislature ... i.k*. *>».* - - - there shall tfc . a college College win will act as Boat host to over 4W 4iXi 4-H hanciicratt. handicraft, first au. aid. camping and ] voters usually bren imjxiriuned by <>rg.inlzii--Ox Roast and 1 link on the fair, c| b an(J glrU from lhp M)utjM.rn o!her scout activities. CONSERVATION COMM. i Ann Arbor Doctor Orders Him iconro rn/r nonroc The last legislature pa'.sed the tew , n-iu through letU-r-s • that imply u r\‘'?,d; ‘1 .L'L.' ,ou'lttca Michigan. These clubl 11,15-Free swim. ISSUES FIVE ORDERS which require* reregistration in every threat’of opposition if the candidate*; ' members are gathering there on Coun12 15-Lunch । Back to Bed For At Least ; city tend and township witii with a population of, of {do do not cook rome- aeros.-. at-.— with the answers 4d nr “*«ri [> J*"*™ and Dcmomtr.tton Teams 1 Afternoon. a Month ’ - is in -tin-, which - . the officer.- of-tls* 'organization . JuteX rth* compete for the State Fair trip mi !:00-Re.t period and health claraes | Should Be Oarqjully Read By 5.M» or more. As this- city 5000 (lx,, compliance witU.that !,.wj wimt to get. । ya~^gpart of the 2:3O-InMruction period and games, iI While Judge Me Prek has not been Sportsmen and Trapper.— ------------W.U necessary and the--voters of Ha--t The Jetter below te the reply of Rep-’ '“>■ Thet ’ ’Jj'X 2 , Countv Agent Foster Ls training four! 4:15-Free swim. • holding court in the two counties since ting* have shown a fine spirit in th.- rerentutive ten w F*-i«lin*r. ol Nash- ' * ”'* pi1, rei*. of team* for the college trip this 5 30-In.*peciten of quarter* and per­ -Explains Regulations mtn 1 * var A team of six glrte wiU Judge. zonal equipment. ' lha* been |>erfdrtning a lot of clerical ThLs weik. on another page, readers, manner in which they have responded, rille to an official of the Crusaders, an ' work at hte offic£ in the Charlotte oi the Banner will find five orders.; In the townships it will no: be nreev-1organization which wanted Mr Ftigh-, uB... tcanning’and another team of rtro «rl*| 5 50-Retreal. provided th.- voter tel ner to put iumrelf on record to a wav too m»rprera tone to» UiegMcanM hr h. ( 1 court house. While his general health which’are legal notices, published by ’--ary to rerregister, -------------------------------. ...................In ......................................... .......................... ... in. ..................... [has been Improved, there was a redent the State Conservation Commission already registered. the township or I that would please tin with Hur Im- xi, ,r.i:“jxss™ju?„ d...r ...im... 1 recurrence of illness so that lie went to These should be carefully read by; voting precinct where lie liv.s Hu* if | plicatrm that if would wot the) 11, to -Ab* m.rtl.l«»Dw on.”!»■ '■“» “»■»■»" •■" ■““' I Ann Arbor last week to consult a hunters und trappers, in order thut he ha-' moved from another township would do what they could to cure hi;>: your calendar ns a time when you wlll|'*,‘“~ SOLDIERS ’ AND SAILORS ’ ■specialist. they may not violate the luw. I or precinct since, he last voted it wHljdeicjit. i The boys going to the college on the 1 ,t>in Hasting*, and be assured of ' Lett Th*- first order applies tofiunting or[hd necessary for him to rcreglftfct thiaj. We are glad and proud that Leri! REUNION huu AUG . 24-25 T”nnrt e -fudge ’s host 14-H Club Dairy. Team arc Ray Dunn | „ ncunnun 4G |fWy county alll of friends llrtwhtin ea this to | F>'ighl>cr had tln> the intestinal Intci-tinul fnrtnurt**. fortitude trapping, or attempting to'hunt. kill. year. iFi iuhiu-r h>ui (and Archie punn of the Monroe club. take or trap, any raccohn in either the!-------- 1 - 1 ’---------[Gary Newton and Hubert Long of the ( But Few Veterans Left In ltno*’ lhat lh* «P«lallst advised him .that there was nothing in his case [Carlton club. Bernard Maurer of th?! upper or lower peninsula of Michigan. GOOD RESULTS FROM j would do as a member of legislature J Barry County Able to At­ 'that he should not readily recover BurryvfIk- club and Dale Raber. Lane' except at such times, us are specified in i . j from. He accordingly advUed that he SQUARE DEALING in th*- following teller. We hO|H- every ; Campbell and K'endt-11 Lyons of the the notice. ' tend These Meetings ~ ihirt’y^iatoh annual'reunion of B° homt' ,ake w‘*k’ °r I ....^.mrciuo Middleville club. The second order applies to .ducks. I - — ;-------- --------------------- ---- — - •— geese, brant, cools und woodcock. Tills. Windstorm Insurance Agents1 Humghifuliy consider this letter. 11 bcd’ *** n0. ,eXCf?>t th? i Tile 4-H 4- club members on the Fat- t|K. soldiers’ and Sailor.*' Association. fv4t will be n.. of nt s]x-cial nwlBl interest Intoned to tn all nil Hunter* ° tlliy Will d<» "O they Will commend Mr. । Stock Team are Albert Bell amf Eldon hel<j ln odd Fellows' hall on member* of his family, and will hunters '' Made Splendid Record (Continued on page three) Day. of the BarryvlHe club; Richard Wednesday and Thursday* August '*4 aJteF th»t- take two weeks more in The third order^ applies to hunting I Wallace. Arthur Minor and Wdfcur ?nd £ z Thursday,. August .4 wWeh rj>fr>ln abso,utely from or pursuit of decF In the (Mantles of During July Halstead of the Monroe club; Leo SeemawnutZ 11S there are so few com’- co'uact Wll’‘ offlc*' work- Th? Ihh «•''»>«'>> »■’■»-. *>«"> I'" The Menu of the" Wuitoorm com- PICNIC AT INDIAN ber of the Irving club and Stanley Ly-1 rades nt> definite program baa b*,,eved that lf hc would follow that Arenac, ni.dam Cl.re. CtooU. L.ke, pan). „„dr , ,„„d whlf„ und„ ,lx ons and Virgil Adams of the Middlepunned. but the vetcrX and th< .kuTo resut^^te^rXlT^dut^’ti^ LANDING AT THORNAPPLE and Mason counties. I circumstances, is‘an outstanding one K womm «... row . «"d Um. *UUUV ,0 hb ”«"l,r duU“ The next order applies to the hunt- f nwUnoHi., , . , Ing or trapping of m nk' P, r. , ,nonl*J o_™l l“r,llv Irving- Charlton Invites Older *-H Wnnln. club m.mb. r« t» nin- ,„„;hro tI14 rro.Um, expenemn .nd I ‘"'r ■ JL . 11 . ■ - । . • July is a month when not murtt is do-; „ . sent Barry county on the other two cvenu of othcr ,lny8 Hie test order mnk.*.* u cWd reason !lnB; but ciurinu the 26 business days of Settlers to Meet There On team* have not been picked a* yet. an. thrw four C(rW war OUTLINED YEAR’S WORK for the molrsthig trapping hunting.,Uwt month those agents added 53.-: Thursday Au? *>5 shooting, or attempting to molestm78n of new Uisurancp wlnch u Ihursclay. Aug. Z& able waiwtiu to.attesd uiv.*v these hiuaumi annual ... . “ vixerans auie AT GENEVA ROTARY CLUI hunt shoot or kill, any beaver in the - Mwl a n and ,that' lr5,n« Charlton U the owner at that which time Mlss Sylva Wixson. State gatherings and each year the women womeni: Cllih nnuntv Th.. .. . . icuiihhl state of Michigan. ’ ,i thev\rw ■ Club trader Leader, will will be in in Hut the^ounty. The; ?reel fw.l tiut it wui.oe wil! be me the .last reunion.:1 „ «ood• salesmen • ! delightful place nwti the outlet of inav u , _ _ , _ _ . However, If the Windstorm Company I ?‘hT.n“pp‘L ,Uk'; “T'? *\ training of these teams has been ac- Death r It will be well for hunters ami trap­ has taken a •heavy ----toll the past Harold T. Tukey, Former Presipers to read there notices carefully.- j did not keep faith with its policy hold-; “nd‘”8’ .™i.. P>»<« To ihc citizens of Barry county:; compltahed by the close co-operation of’■ few years. “ \u“l vears. dent, Spoke to Local Men , ................. During my first term-as Prosecutingt the various local club leaders and MissI few All who can are urged to attend the*. On Monday ERECT FENCE AROUND i in snlrit the nollcv aarecmenta which it Ioccupled B’ • cou»l>' They Theyhad had aa: Attorney AttorneyI i have n handled 301 criminal Beatrice Coburn of the Coiinty Exten-' sessions on August 24 and 2$. , -j. I have received and I sion office. NFIA/ ^FWARF PI ANT makes with'tts patrons; if y did not m used toluitf councilmeetings there POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ■ Harold T. Tukey, chief of the division taken action-on more than 1.400 com-j Placing of a team in this contestI1 mew ocwhuc rt-«m i goi<1 fallh St,UIe ul, daJ. altulnAt the | of horticulture at the New York Ex­ Once therew,xs a mission and a school-! plaints. I have represented the county high enough to go to the State Fair is pertinent Station at Corneil UnlverProtection- For City Against house near the landing ’ I in three important civil suits and nt a real mark of achievement, it takes [sity, which I* located at Geneva, waa Mr. Charlton, Chariton, wishing wtihiru: to get further । the. the prerent present time IT hove have charge of the interest and work on the part of* the ‘ I the speaker at the Rotary luncheon Any Damage Suit That been made llite record proves not onfacts concerning'Indian tendland- 'litigation ' litigation again bondsmen made neces-'club member membefto Stan historic fact* to attain the standing re-’ : Monday noon. -{ ly the good salesmanship of the agent* Might Arise ■ : Mr. Tukey retired July 1 Dorn the | but also the high standing of the wm- ing, invites all old settler* of this vi- |*ary in order to recover the greatest quired for such a team. Mr Poster cinily—especially those who know any- i possible percentage of the 872.000 feels the Barry county teams should The new sewage disposal plant Is' i pany in the state of Michigan.' | presidency of the Geneva Rotary Club. thing about the eurlv history of In-1 which the taxpayer* have on deposit i place well this year, successfully operating and doing Its _,,, t Al the request of the program com­ |dlan landing — to meet at that place;In the Nashville und Freeport bank*. -------------------------------...Tk .nidenllj nrrnnum’ D4V1D N HONicnnu. ’ mittee of the Hasting* club he gave an . next week Thursday. August 25. They The preparation on this matter has ocT FERNDALE RESIDENT of the council and City Engineer Sparks have caused a fence to be built 1 Pmhare tiam- Cnunt* are invited to bring their own picnic ।cupied weeks of time and I hope to be Aoercc-rn nierro rmr i neva Club.’togethcr with a -brtef outline AootootU DlUUtn TlNt i,t,canStbe^nterSk R !ould P»UUona *"** nlfd by my frWnd* dlnueis and spend the day at that de- j permitted to cart-y on with the proof the programs which were intereating y ... „ » dlnLS-nn? tiihte ir^MMN-n d and ,fter duF consideration. I do not Ughtful place, wtivre there is fine shade {reeding!, I have carefully planned. ‘ and entertaining. 1 hava appointed a Commission for Frea Van Zandt Failed to Keep .h, ?,HU^Ht^ • heiilale to ray that I now wish to be and excellent water. Mr Charlton 1* Mr. Tuke.v is the son-in-law of Dean 'trying to arrange for a *jx>ak* r ! ,h‘' suppression of crime, comprised of Promise to Barrv Countv and Mrs Ixn^npprt of.Woodland and a playground. If one should fall into ^V^e’la'eiaborate on mv Remember the date, next week P™nd’M‘l\t cl Brens in every_portion of /J , is vlsXmg them 'during his vacation. the county, members of which report ' Officers ------• ™ Xur“' “ *0"“' Irm .M T»u»d.r. AU^. a. • information of greatest value regularly. | Van Zandt, of Ferndale. Mich., I j CHOSEN TRAVERSE* JURORS. OUSntoTc'liy III I er. had ............................. ... “ not built the fentte. n*wM»rv (nr the nroner rnnrkictintr nf THEY ARE NEEDLESS. donating their .services for the benefit was arrested not long ago for driving ■ Among the list of those chosen at and locked th<* gate*, the city might i JM.. 1 We are glad for the sake of Barrv of the county, 1* nBVV havefaster, and loctcca tnr Kate?, tne city nugnt। nn' „ fh;,hut “r «ia“ lor u“ prwreea mw taster, than the city ordinance allowed 1 traverse jurors of the September term I am a candidate for the office of of the United States District, court are be responsible if such an accident hap-1 “.u..~* ’'to',® rourtty mm that me Ute wumj county maus roads aiiu anti uiucr. other, twenty years If you believe that I On West Green street. He is a security ...... raiy ' ' Duv।. luuiuj ...__ ■ .. __ —if ________ ....inside nave the uveahave nerelived manyhere years. ... this ,k,. county ........... have ........ not ..... been ....... have faithfully .... performed lite duties salesman . . .home .is .in — . . many years. highways of Prosecuting Attorney on the Repubil- the following from Barry county: pened. Now anyone___ gets whose Ferndale, , ^111,^ candidates for office to adcan ticket at the coming primaries. gate he is a trespasser, and can have I I have had several years experience Harry (j. Hayes. Hastings. H. O. Bane­ <• vertise tfimselves It seem, to’us that of my office, may f respectfully request. jje promised when here to pay the My qualifications consist ol six years’ way. Middleville and Ward Quick, no action against the city no nuitter your support al the primaries? 15.OO fine and 13.00 costs assessed by through which I am Whkh well acquainted (]1L jone^XXrSTdivX. wholly unnecessary Whv active practice of law, two years as Nashvtlk-. what the result may be. Laurence E. Barnett, Justice Matthews, but failed to do it. iXZJesS: CnlCT . Prosecuting Attorney.; Hut week Sheriff Leonard had to Circuit Court Commissioner and four COATS GROVE REUNION. : (C imnnrt.ni I whcn travelling on a road, by huge pic------------- *.• *-------igo to Plymouth to take two persons years as Justice of the Peace for the SUPERVISORS AND COUN­ ^_7*?2 to'“!!•«: 0 *-vu<* - » “_lm, ’or!“nt tures and announcements that certain Eighth .annual homecoming al at:, ,,c *«»«• uupu.MM.. City of Hastings. TY OFFICIALS* PICNIC. NOTICE. i there who had been sentenced by •choolgrounds Saturday. August 27.! *» the Probate Court, os it passes on- (iwrsons arc running for office? There To Whom It May ConcernYour support gt the polls. September Will be held at Prairieville township ] Judge Hawley. While there he visltPot luck dinner. Bring table service. < “nd Influence*, the destinies of our are other ways in which that fact can park at aujl lake on Thursday. August Thls is tO ’hotify you Uiat Barry . ed Ferndale, looked up Van Zandt and 13. 1932. will be appreciated. Program Chrm. Gertrude Stowell, Ar- I J'lvenile boy* and girls. This Court be proclaimed without disfiguring the county has entered into a contract brought him along with him to Has- —Adv. 3 wks. Adelbert Cortright. ,j 25. Pot luck dinner. Drink *1U be tie Detumore. Sports. Arthur Bennett, require* the experience of a person of . highways. POLITICAL ANNOVNCOIINT. ««■-* *■ ■’"»" <■«"<* with the city of Detroit, whereby per- ; ting,, ne didn't get off so easy this Ernest Smith —Adv. i mature years. Judgment, and with ex­ sens may be sentenced and confined time, for Justice Matthews soaked him! <tt ---------• Iperience in family problems. ' tas --------—---------------------------------------- I BIDS WANTED. in the Detroit House of Correction.; $2950 fine and costs, which he paid. i I wish to announce that I am a canI. . nn<>o • .. XU ' T 1.1 _ ____ ------I didate fpr nomination for sheriff of. FREE MOVIE. BAPTISMAL SER5 ICES. [ I would favor some changes, esjx- * Bids for the Public School laundry This contract was entered into for the Rev. om baptized of "T seven In mother * pensions, yet I am! work W1U t*, received Barry county on the Republican ticket Saturday night at 1:30 o'clock, there of one year me the uumem thirtieth a»y day oi of।! "S.’S —H ----....— » —T -a class ’ ~~ ””. dally ' *"*.7 »«xc-ivru at ai the me ‘office unite. of oi term oi SUPPER BY BAPTIST LADIES. -■•>*1^ ,— a.(n*n.< .*1— — nnt (uwlrino I i.m K.. .T... .. _•*“ uv ..... candidates on Sunday afternoon at, not seeking the office by any crlticUm: the Superintendent. For particulars June, 1913. Morris O. Hill, County At Fred Robinson’s, Clinton St.. Wed- at the primary. September 13. J932. I; will be a free movie mi No. Jeffencn Tinklers Ikndtng in Thornapplp river,, of the manner in which the present cin at the above office. All bids must • Clerk.—Adv. -Out 8-24 nesday, Aug. 24. 5 to 7. Silver offering. am thirty-six years old. am a World.between Ute National bank and Quite a company attended the service. Judge has conducted this office. u^. ln by Monday August 29 ' I war veteran, have lived In Barry coun- Cowdrey's drug stork. PLEASANT HILL HCHOOL --------------- .a » ------------------------- --------------------I If my work as your former County Adv s-17 D A VanBiukirk ! ty practically all of my life, and have j - ----------HOME MADE ICE CREAM. Clerk was satisfactory. I will appre-. VanBmkirk. . Reunion al school grounds Aug. 27.1 CARLTON CENTER HCHOOL PICNIC., been Justice w. -v.. of .... the .peace ................... at Hastings ICE CREAM AND CAKL And home made cake August 25. aU-' elate your vote at the Primary. Sept. I ----------- rimary, Sept. BASEBALL AT VICKERY'S. I Pot gsck dinner. Bring table service. I At school, Thursday. August 25. Pot for the past two years. Your support i For a dime. M. C. Nkiuds farm. Ogrlernoon and evening at Quimby church, j 13, 1932. . ton CsDtcr, Wednesday night, Aug- 34. • . Clear lake. Aug. 21. Dowling vs. Wood- N. C. Thomas and'Dixie Bingers will; luck dinner.—Achsa Usborne. secretary. >,at the primary will be appreciated. —Adv. 2 wks. —Adv. David N. Honeywell, [men of the Work!.—Adv. ।entertain.—Adv. i—Adv, ' —Adv. Andrew A. Matthews. -Adv. ■courtyard. SERVED AGRICULTURE 16373754 TWENH-TWO HUN­ DRED RE-REG STER AREVERY FORTUNATE BIG T ME IN HASINGS LABOR DAY REP. LEW FEIGHNE EXPRESSES V EWS 4-H CLUB MEMBERS GUESTS IT M. S. 0. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, AVGUST 17, 1932 PAGE TWO any. college m Michigan without I states for their approval or dlsap'examination, but a diploma from Ha*'proval? When Hull »JuUl be done. «-* | tings High school will also admit the ( I the states shall lu*ve acted, it will —, . holder to any college or university tn time enough for Michigan' to name a I any state in the group comprising Ohio. [ - . liquor commission. j Indiana, HUnoU. Wisconsin. Minnesota Mr and Mrs. ^ohn McLravy and ■ Both political parties are opposed I and Michigan. । Mrs Mollie VanDugtercn were Bunday to the return of tile saloon. Just what ——~ " Room rent* are rea.w>nable. living ; guests of Mr. and Mrs. James Qowcr. . . action a state may-be able to under­ STUDENTS ASKED TO ENcost* have been so greatly reduced that ' Turn to B. A. EyBarker'* adv and . CAPACITY AUDIENCE WAS take cannot be known until after the " kOLL ON FRIDAY AND ‘be expense of attending-High- school! see how you can get from »1.00 to M.qo ' PRESENT *v TOnjMD. HEAR“WHO prwddential election in November. n o ,-M-far less than during the boom tftnes. iallowance tor your old fountain pens rnLOLfi awhich hlch win willdetermine determinethe thestatus statusof oforopro­ SATURDAY, SEPT. 2-3 (jj We do nbt need to urge, we are mire.1 —Adv. । KILLED EARL WEIGHT ’ hibition, a* it inevitably will"----------[upon the Intelligent pimple of Barry’ Mrg c w cr^ford, who tI ft pa. ^HASTINGS SCHOOLS OPEN SEPTEMBER B IUOR 46498748 BOOK STORE OPEN L. W. HEATrl OF WIL­ SHOWED RESPONSIBILITY TWO WEEKS PREVIOUSLY LIAMSPORT, PA.. HERE OF THE LIQUOR SELLER PHOENIX tknt “l Pe,i,,otk hospital U recovering LmL* *wh >„ > 4 LOCAL NEWS ,"m “.’"j” >™" ■ “■ h" Reduction In Tuition Make. It uXd^h.i'naw,. i!"iwll'to ih*.! T,le ,ur-tal 1,1 Joh» Andm. a oioManager ot ,. ; Actual Trial Scenes Repro­ Nofcr . Divi,ion PoMiblp. For Many Rural butt, .rhool atuc.uun Th. wn<lwl X|i?>3S,,.thAl7.Uto!!l?n>u‘w«J' Power Company and of « n ' 'ulu<- c‘ *n education to any pereon t«, a!llibe hfd at hu '•“« home ,hu We<1duced—Based On Murder of I Young People to Attend th(. Iarg(.r lnterMl5 whlch one Is able u> afternoon Two Gas Concerns n Friend By Intoxicated Man The Hustings city public 'Chool.i will cultivate, the larger values <*ne can. gel ’ Hastings friends of Mr*. Dwight, Mr. ami Mrs b W. Hi-atU of Wi’.-« The big auditorium and all tbc gal- IhunhptiM. Pertheylvauia. .'topperf. lu](Open -on Tuesday. B^pfeihber 6 Mon-'nut of living and the enjoyment and Humphrey are sorry to learn of hw IrrlM Ol the Methodist rBiirch were Hastings Monday* to call oh sofa?- of, 1i day being tabor Day. the schools could enrichment of one's own life through! Hines*. She is a patient in tlic Harriet H.ath bc-Kiii ’en that day. the aid of high school training. Chapman hospital in Eaton Rapids. packed Sunday night to listen tp a re­ ■ ... .- .... • should anyone wxjp to inquire fort T,lc Brush Ridge Cemetery Circle lire four children are su ipins.kt'' We think the school board or this | any special detail' aV°ut our scliool* | will meet Thursday. August production vi a trial, which, was held Btil Heath cottage a*. Ottaw IJi-dcb ci'.^act'-dViiely in reducing the tuition they can write to or call on Supenn- jAnder's landing, Hcad.Uke. If it rains in an Iowa town some time ago. where iy< ««if- I from J7S to’ $«?1 Tin- makes it possible a young man, IntoScnied from drinkurn UiIl • for every eighth grade graduate of the tendant D A VanBu.-isirk or Principal ■ we will meet al the house Pot luck i ins family and a W.T-Wallace. Their enquiries will *1-] dinner. Visitors are always welcome. ' 1 rural schools. «tr” may Wi»h to attend \Vil!;ani..jv»rl. Friends visiting the Brown scliool dtvUlon manager *ql i the Hastings High school, to do so - hays receive careful attention Elsewhere in this issue will be found j reunion next Simday will enjoy the Purer and Light without baving to rai*e any..money ./The theme of the gcn. ruJ man.'k-. r of' personally. The law of Michigan re- the advertisement of the Hastings High : program Tlwse who arc expected to play—for that is whi»* it wa^r.-aw-vc mpank-r- doing bus:- i quire* the rural school district to pay school We invite all our rural readers :help are: the MIsm-a Wilson. Mrs. -Who Killed Earl WriRht?Earl ,I !h<- Keystone state. SCO yearly for tuition tn a High school e.'(>eciaHy. ui well .«• the attention of j Grace Colvin. Cong. Ketcham of Has’ Wright was th’ victim of the tragedy. n city parents, to the announcement, of j tings. Ifiraih Stadrl afid U’wis Task„ . r nearly three year:, during the four years which an eighth and filled that position creditable • R« v. <■: .-i vt-re rtepri'.*»i<m in that section of! grade graduate from tint rural school it N Hr HolMpIe officiated n* pre”vu’- ,, ;r couidi v. brl.jhter d.iv-arc at hand may attend high school. Tills reducRichard Biel of Chicago M as ani-.-ted in». attames- and Dr. G. W. Morrow T1.r mtiu m hi> t.rr.Uuy aretion wjll make it jmwible for many CITY COUNCIL DISnnore nr nuccTinuc by Conxrvgltan Olllcer Grorge Sum­ a? the atf>rnt-y for rb‘ dep-rof m: !.|i.-.i;ng fu; the first time In over two families, who otherwise might hesiPOSES OF QUESTIONS n.r at Gun lake Wednesday afternoon Actual trial scene-i.Tvcre reproduced-, j-... Th. - p. nn-vlvama railroad*has Hate to do Ml. to give ?J:»-ir children th< •--— ’ I for fishing willioiit a license. He was and the testimony the tud •• • <*h’>^- .’uni-d.'ni that, reciton ot the stare. .,pl. mild iidvanfiue.*. of Hasting* Huh and a great deal of materia! brotight i ninre Thau 2,<Kiji einplie. anti reports. -cheol to complete their public school Authorize New Walks, Curb brought before Jusilce Matthau-. Wed-: nejiday night He assessed Biel »500 out In the trial were reprcduMkin* of _BIl.increase m ffciglit traffic. Other'education and Qutler Requested and ; fine and M 85 costs, or five days in I areadding t" Mr. Fred S. Jon-.-, avistapt prin.actual occurrence*. , ’ '' ’ hail. He took the jail Sentence. Complaint Heard The anthracWo cifial of.the High school, will be at tip . . ir working fort The Important lewon taught was J At tile tni-eting of the Rotkry rlub Ided 60000 em- i High u-ho.il building on Friday and । At Friday night's council meeting a i] milieu have that the defendant. was not alone 1 Monday. Scout Exeputor IJoyd Shafer Un- three cAm- 1 Saturday. Ss'piembcr 2 .and 3. tor the petition was received from Clyde Wilguilty of the crime. Tiu* bootlegger; prevents rents in Wil‘ 1 !purpow ‘ puri’O'e of enrollment and regiMratinn rcgUtratio ;cox Hnd four o'.lu rs. asking fur curb। o! Hastings and Dr. Mitchell of Alle­ vlncft he repri who sold him the whiskey’ that poison- : gan met with the Southeast District .. are ishowiftg - till' - i of- rural - * -pupllv who may wish *-" ’‘I*to and nt gutter on Kist High street, from irouu tlntK.tJire<-- is-r .cent ... jirna J tend niicn High scijuui rehoo! noC. here Already Air:-!;: there Mr.-: Michigan Avenue tu Jefierson. Til;’, board members and scout masters of able. He was ulu-ii fc-ur yeara in .the , Allegan, representatives from Hopkim nv«r ••a year aso. penitentiary and a fine of $2,000. Tin*,.— ­ (are indications of much Interest Jn the. matter was referred to-the strret corn- and Ot.-ego alm being present Shafer young nun. the dtfendant, was found1 uhich t-videfinn tl>» far: that < >n<il- 1TC-31 high rciiool by elghtl} grade, mitteer. a complaint having been made to the, itddre»sed Rotarians on "Boys' Activi­ guilty of mamlaughUr'by the jury ofltions arnotnc their patron* have un­ graduates throughout the < >urtty I: ties^ ' He and Dr MUdicll explained tight n:<-n and four women, and was - pp.-' il He aavs tlut fur the first time seems reasonable to expect, that there council about the c'ostng of WestI the Kellogg plan for organizing Allegan Qcnteiiccd to from tert to fifteen years j mn nearly three rears busiiH" iqrn are will -be a liule number <4 foreign stu- ‘Grand ,<t:eet. between Cljurch and। ixiunty Buy Seoul work into one unit in the penitentiary, with a recon:-j-1:bowing optuu'^iu and freiking forward’dent.* who will begin sciwol work in our! Broadway whlle-schod i* in session, as it has been done in other counties. ’ High schodl September 6k • was referred to the public safety comtnendalton of twelve years. • ! wl। litr confidence for still better business —Allegan, News.iexl fall than t» had lust year. Here-. The HUH School : tore b.- •»ren 1 mittee to be investigated. Tins trial served to bring out clear- jfH.:r-, that throughout the cast, as fa,-}fur two weeks previous tn nja-nnu Thy cominittee from the farmers' “1y-TJW"mpensibili:y of iho»c wlw-i’’s he has iii-»n “bl-* U. learn, there !.-pm that any student, cither in the city . produce market presented propuxd GOV. BRUCKER SPEAKS patronize bootleggers for such trace- ■'1 ■ ■ling and.... --------- ... jibing, ouwde can- tblore --cliool; rukl» to govern the market to the coun-, belq-f .in co: TO LARGE EATON'CROWD dies, thus encouraging Trime and lawiall open, get the' books that are cil on Fridaj&fvcning. Those were it**T t, and expectation lewncM. It gave A fine chance lb|ln Wi.- i.- rer a panic :-nere;«,nr.v fw whatever course- iw; may- (erred to the ordin.mce committee Points Out That Statu Was Out . force home to-the big audienct?. the ■ •mih'.rv it 'first -■ 'trikes “ i Ih«>-e to take. Tlw City Engineer was authorired t«i . nwEn price#, and better quality! That's the amazing evlU of liquor drinking Ail were urg-;nl । Huting*' High bchoo! lias a .-•.ate- remove the sidewalk and r.|i*c Hie Expenses Ju.UUU.uUU Dur. xtrii-’.ward. Like cd to voie„against ‘ the proposition. , J new# about Phoenix Hosiery for falh These faiin-u* w-iilL- reputation for excellence. It hz?: grade on West South >'.r«ct and con-1 ing Current Year begin to mend. the t which will appear on the Amendment, warn hi the cash • ""I Governor Wilber B-urk.-r sneaking Blockings are finer than ever before. Made of Certified Silk • ballot next Norembrr. proposing to <1»: I’i’’' '" , i Minus first pre of Mr- Hroth. by a auparlntrndeqt who i* recognis'd church street and Broadway. . "’?* ”fn‘c*'r,..’ ‘* ’™ away with‘Michigan laws prohibiting । r>>rd.|id better days-throughout Mkhigup . a cap.ib.e A hew .--ul. v,,1k a.iIm. unth-.n/. .i ; fur greater beauty, longer wear. Yet they arc distinctly tlic sale of intoxicants, and substitut-' -'”r’ 11 “ i in that M-ction efficirnt school executive. Anyone wim|„h th side of Jefferson street lx1 /h.,* «m.. dM J i ,te Ing in their jlkce a state couiihission, • h<»ve .ilir-i lower in price! No.necd to gamble on unknown 'low priced" be due this' fall ha.-, vt.il. «I our Hl,th school will readily twren State and Court m front of tw.>! ‘’“‘J* l’art d' 11 U ' d who would have charge of and respon-i.'imd Mtl) !<onw<!<- that it work-, smoothly and business lots, after service of proper P**1 " *?' • d-u.._ .... r....t hosiery now. TTerc arc Phoenix qualities at prices you never sibllity fu? the sale of liquor in thl; m 'lie err state! . Mr I,<'1 t‘ Grand lUp- . h .w. that th • rehoot is . fH. -.ently c ‘ Ray Freeman ami four others I*- * * rt.dtJh’ expected. Come in and see the gorgeous summer colon. Thi* proposition, at thl.* time as we hkvc said previously in the Banner.; •ds ab>ut M-eins-ill-limed Michiggn could not: year there.... . .. ............. lawfully Have such a liquor comnrts- lat-n in lVi;fi»yhnnia for the past ninebion until the Eighteenth Amendment He ;.* tin '.itiic yeiibil Chiip. <mr citv helpful to al! pupil* Wto com. . p;aIl, foI th. repair ami improv.“ J"mXJ and the Volstead Act shall lx- reiwnled. "The House of (Quality Footu’eur” with the purjyjre of learning. Not <-my ‘ in rnt of the uatnrworks station build-;'•’’“T;®j “ '! ■Why then should «•’ vote rm it now? H- • . iwnA’dtd « uln tour biyl- ran gradtiativ. of the Hustings H.i’li ! |!iR wen- brought before the council i \'f ?b,,V Why not wall until cor.gre <. dull actchonl enter the State University and (They were laid on Jhc table anti! •!!l;‘t* “ a) K‘'nn and put the .liquor Ismic up t‘> the .drcnlwr; the next council meeting, the members >,1*'r 2.*\ " l,f ‘ wbtung io giro further consideration;* »" ’ |t .. “ nblcct iD00 more during Hie coming vear slnCr VINITOItN FKOM CHINA. I ' " ■ — „ ! u,n. to n.m> 10 t., , Mr. and Mrs. O. F. lUchardson and ---------------------------------------------M "" u< Or;™; N.»» • n,^ |,inu» «l mm Fred, of Sluinsluii. Chum, visited ♦ GEORGE WELSH SPEAKS PASSING OF MRS. LYDIA Judge RuAscll R McPtt-k. the 29th in a the former's uncle and aunt, Mr. und ♦ TO SMALL CROWD HERE ROGERS ON FRIDAY 'f rti-. ot Michigan jurists The fol lowA. K KithanUon, mid Mr, anti Lvtfla. onlv child of Rev arid Mrs’-l“K "kcuh of Judge McPeck wwi car♦1 In Clever Talk.Candidate Offers Rollo Mosher, last uwk Thiirsi-T. I.' Prtlsbury. a Baptist minister, was rlJ’<1 lt»e hews reetton ot the same Himself As Sole Solution to’ ) born Dec. 28. 1846 In Omro. Winnebago, edition. < -day and Friday, when they went to |Co . W|*. nine years nF Golf and the World war arc n|s. When nine-years of* age «.he she are the Woodland to rprftd over the week end All State's Troubles : came to Michigan with her parents, main interests of Judge Russell R Mc- with their cmulnk Dean and Mrs. Eu­ J George Welsh, former.-city manager 1locating in Carlton township. There Peek, of ChatloUr. the fifth circuit, gene Davenport, and with other rela­ of Grand Rapid.* and now a vandldate isiw grew to womanhood' later teaching'outside of the law. tives. Mr. and Mrs A. K. RicliurdMiii 'foe nmninntion for governor on the | school When .twenty-one years of ago accompanied them, to Haaihws. wlwie Republican ticket at the primaries'■ ■he was married to Hiram Rotprs of j September 13 .spoke to a 'mull crowd i Carlton. To thl* union eight, children ns ofilc»'js m France, are as well in­ rem, Arthur Ktchurd.-a>n and famllv. Shull, or Freeport ■ .’grouped about the foiintiiin on the [were born. Thfxxlore L. Richmond. formed on the aar operations of the The Richardson* arc on their way iu Urffled States in Europe In 1917 and ‘court houre lawn here last evening. IKTi. wui; 1918 as U Judge McPeck He iuu rmd Seattle. Washington. to visit their «u; tens. They completed a trip around althoumj h- ..ttempted to tear ’hm» Kt,nvan. pmslng. Winfield Scott, everything available about the war and tiir world upon arrival m New? Yoik down he had no• construct ire mikw-v Spokane. Ole|»» E. Hayings, and rranul, un.IrmrnM u.l, M.i.h by . City, liaving left Shgiigltal last Match to vfier u.-idr fromJlwGertrude L. Umlng. Mae pdming . ........ ,.,lnipc ,ull| •,.1-aivnt that after he gtd in things away on May 1R, iWI m JWr2 the »h'l. irawbn, in rurop. , uou.a d-* mnerenu ... ifamily moved to this city residing oil- Judge McPvek was born in Grand a trip by cameh through the Sahata He attacked the state Mtcuri!i«w*c<im'ledge. Mich. March 4. lK7tj and wa. Desert V». the Pyramid., in laDpt. iinKUnn and attempted to plarc the. ... . j .. . "“-^/.-lle High Africa They were thlrty-nine'days on ■f-ntlre responsibility tor its failure* en­ Ion Friday dwith 'came to Mrs. Rogers. ' 7hAch ‘""Jf 11L? board tx>at. on the Pacific. Red S-.i. A«r' at the . UnJWtsity of Mriilterranoin Sea. English Channel tirely on the shoulders of -Governor :wi>o UIK aged 86 years. 7 months und(j academic "rademlc/wotk Hart Red Kidney Beans, can 10c wan M-creUry PURE LEAF LARD, 2 lbs. 15c Bruckcr. He attacked the state poher 14 duvs tiur-.ivinx are the M-ven chll- Michigan. M,chlgan. He He was secretary tto Gov. to England and came on the Bremen tn .-.ysrem and would do away with it. in its dren. M-vrn urauuciiiiuirn grandchildren and a ii'»i host ,;'Bron.J, . ,our • «tln< ..... ano u , .------- , N''* ~ Ywk . ......-..v. ,r‘P l............ Hart Pork and Beans, 5 cans 25c NBC Premium Crackers 2 ib. b«» 19c* prrN.nl form entirely. He rnticiztd Sh« was of a quiet loving; whue in the governors office and four and one-half days.—Wayland ----- •her ------ iihit Glqbc. * ■ . . , . . . i nature, ii.iiuiv. devoting uruinuiK iivr enure time to .*» her mi was admitted to tire bur in 1904. Head Lettuce, Irg. size, 2 for 15c Good Ne^v Potatoes, Peck 15c Mat. and attacked Him -lor appointing home an4 h(.r UmU>. an(J He’began the practice of law with /’ ’ a comnUvwn lor !nvr*llgaVng th.-1 bv a|I uho kll,.w h,.r FuncEj M.rviC(.. George Huggef.. dean of the Eaton '• question of state expenses In..end of j bl,|(| at j|lt. ]Jonie tin North Mich- County bar. was etreVd prosecutor in jggWWTWTTWWTBn :doing the whole job himv-l: , Avr . TueKttty morning. Aug' 16. 1908 and served two terms. In 1916 —N _ —— H j.1 AdAri. he was elected prolate judge anti Clean Quick ____ jat ti-t.-thirtv ten-thirfy ,,o‘’rIru-V clock. Re-./ b ANOTHER TURTLE Rreturning t ii • 1 . rock officiating. Interment m River­ erved four years. STORY CONTRIBUTED side cemetery. ’ cun bench in 192,f to fill the unexptred GRAPEFRUIT, 2 cans 29c ti.rm of Judge e lemen t Smjyh He and , ■ . W. H. Wc-thorbee Finds One On j Melvin Lewi* Sager. five years old Gertrude J Sml G.jilth. HaUgfitcr of hi» Which He Carved His ■ - 'll of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Sager, of predeerssnr • &>• SALMON,.............. 2 cans 45c on the bench. werA mar‘ Yankee Spring* township, died on ned in October. 1928 They have no Initials In 1871 ! Wednesday night at Pennock hospital children Purple Prunes 3 No. 2^ cns. 55c B5 Lt Be following a throat operation. As re- ; Judge MePt't-k i - a lover of the out ’ Red Raspberries, No. 2 tin, 25c i-..-t<d lo i.ie Banner, the little boy : of doors and i* an net urate marksman ■ >. what known as a “bleeder,": He is a Methodist und for some iimei Fruits for Salad n».2mc.'M 29c -.. LI-' & ■■ tud not understand . -4 Hit operation Funeral taught the men’s Bible cbtso m his i <__ ... I Salad Dressing Large su« 22c •■. i,-I? Kjturday afternoon t church. Judge McPeck wa.i the first Mtclugan, . Bradley with intericircuit judge to try a criminal case; Get, Our Prices On without a jury’, the Sutton murder case. His record on appeals to the supn me 1 w rONIGHT. court l» excellent—From.the Charlotte! j i- bv MU» Republican Tribune. August 12. j o CHOICE HAMBURGER. SMOKED PICNICS, Shankthis less, Pound Found .................................. STRIKER school district. Mr to 75« W to 85c t $]35 t0 lo$]35 I 1 ♦ ironside Shoe Company ♦ Values £or You! : FRIDAY, AUGUST 19 - SATURDAY, AUGUST 20 PILLSBURY’S I FRENCH’S FLOURl Burt er I FLOUR! ar J ^k49j PREMIER SOAP CHIPS CANNED FOODS Fels Naptha SOAP 10 45c 23c — Finest Quality Meats BOLOGNA, Pound .................................. PORK SAUSAGE, found .................................. SMALL WEINERS. ' Pound .................................. 10c 10c 10c 15c CHOICE BEEF ROASTS, Potind PORK LOIN ROASTS, Either End, lb. . . . VEAL ROASTS, Pound . . . . 12c 14c 12c 15c •.lb- turtl J AU + j home of 5 Deiivcrica—Leave Daily, 8:00 A. M., 10:00 A. M., 11:00 A. M.—3:00 and 4:30 P. M. Feldpausch’s Where Better Foods Cost Lest ” . Telephone 2?72 • HASTINGS, MICH. WE DELIVER JI years 81 ▼ I since Jat I forenoon HIT AND KUN tlHItlK u the Striker schoolhouse Thursday eveBefore you buy. Our.rttpulo nine. August *J5 Everyone come . Mr and Mrs BerFFancher attended! lation has bneti built on a ' a family reunion at Ooguac lake Sat-1 quarter century of • urday.' . ■ . • os ! Mr and Mrs. Waller Ickes. Mrs honest- dealing. W Sacah Icke* and Mr. and Mrs Samuel 'Geiger attended camp meeting near it- Sunfield Sunday. Rapids AVCTIONEEK DIES. n,„ .Ernest Conrad, well known in Uii* - - t scrip meeting at county as an auctioneer, died on Phone !4b7. Ironside Bros., Props. 1 Thursday. August 4. in the Crisjie hos- t Detroit spent the P“»> H»lnwell. at ’ the age of 75 i hl* »»ter and husband. y<ar» Fted Hanes, hi* mother , - ■■■ — • ■ tin*, to Cloverdale Sunday ' •—'—————— Paul Fearer were together in a ear re­ Mr and Mr* Harry Tryon of Carlton I turning to Naslivtlk Fnday nigh'.' trwn .•pent Sunday afternoon at Dan RobiThomapplc lake. Another car crashed into their car and threw Homier for­ ward in tuch a manner a* to cause ;er- . We may nut know u, but we re being !:ous lie-id and body injurie* <The hit checked up aU the tune—the neighland run driver ha*, dot been found. ,bor» are busy when we least inspect it ( MEMORIALS MARKERSf Hastings Monument A'*’- Works BANKRUPT SALE of Thos. E. Waters & Son Men'a new fall Hats, $5.00 values, Fri. and Sat. $2.00 ♦ �THt HASTINGS BAXXBR. WTONtaptT. AVGUST 17. IB! Sporting Items ‘‘Snappy” Engle Win. :CANT"^L,/;A«^DnDTD..J Caddie. ‘ Tournament KIM SIGLER S P0RTRAIT Engie romped Prisoner At Jackaon Taking Veme “Snappy” through the finals of., the .h- caddies !। ’ correspondence Course In tournament lieM thU week at th* Max-1 • That Line of Work tings dluntry club, defeating Ken Bid­ INDEPENDENTS BEAT Meilstrop. Tschida. Hits off—Brown die 8-7 I*—will be remembered that Charles; " r', 2... . hx; off Van Gorgon, four; on Feathers Sixteen, boy* entered the tourney and ; I'antrell pleaded guilty in our cir­ SOUTH BEND 9-1 | four. Tw > base hit - Harrington. qualifying M-ores ranged from 43 to 57. ,cuit court »otne time ago lathe charge Three base hits—Brown and Leonard. 11 In the first round Roy Finstrom (43) ,of "robbery armed." the ertiue being Pile-Up Al Home Plate Gives I Double plays, Hasting* two, South ’defeated' Joe Thompson (ill 6-5; C. ,committed at Dun Wnglit.» store at Bend. one. Batteries for Hartings, 'Walters '53. lu*t to Ken Biddle <46> ।Dowling. He was sentenced to from Local Boys a Big Seventh I Brown and Moore: for south Bend. '6-5; Chai Ur Rose -4B> defeated Ru'-j-rt ■25 to 40 years at Jackson Cantrell I Van (lohiot). Feather* and Miibtrop Hull <55. 4-3; Oscar Hall <44. defeated , Inning comes from a good home and has a Tork. ■ Lurry Walter^M. by default; Ven.-e good . Six innings ol the prettiest bascbsll deal of ability; it was a case ot Engle <44. NFlcated Lester Larttbee grtting , off on the wrong foot. you’d ml; to were ringed in th. D . 11/ JJ a ■ 53< «-«. John Adcock <5D defeated At Hie time when lie made his plen Sunday game.at the fairgrounds when OUraeite WaaU \jet8 of guilty he refused to divulge tbs' Hutting* and South Bend ciaucd ba!< I * CttsL /“• Don. Rom- +g। debated Jake Moore name of the other man associated with This South Bend team Is the one which ' ACC On rlrtn Oreen fr-3; and Virgil Conrad defeated. him in the crime. The officers were bunded Hu,lUigu.nearly wuron dHy«> t Burden.. Wud.1 ol Mlddlenlle prob-' George Altcft >51) 7-5. fqlly convinced that Deward McCarty and it * a Kmart bull club 'ably won't forijet Sunday morning. Ken fliddle wqn from Roy Finstrom In the first six Innings Broun gov.- Au<lw. H rlghl aray rtnd hr ll b. 2-up in.'Hie quarter-flnaL Oscar Hall was the one who actually did the shooting; but for a long time Cantrell four scattered hiU and * Mth man ab|y remember No 5 hole at the local defeated Charlie Recr 4-3. Verne declined to tell who his asMM iate wax reached baw on an error. VanGorgun. Country Club Nobody suspected any- Epgle defeated John Adcock 7-6 and 1-atec. Kim Sigler was appointed spe­ pitching for South Bend, allow.-d Hirer thing ouiuf the ordinary as Iw squared Don Ruse beat Virgil Conrud 1-up cial, prosecutor in this case He went hits, und hit one butter Ui ju rmitUmir aWaV jlir ji, Io u,,. t.ju.ave Brw.n ; jn Uw Krn Biddle defeat- with Sheriff m Leonard to Jackson prison men on bases No scoring wa.s don.- hy 1 llf t|„. fifth-and this to no reflects ed Ctexar Hall 4-3 and Verne luigle de^m lpenl a day W1U1 canUell and cither team Hastings got .mH of a ,,n Burdette*’game In fact certain Ileated Don Rose 7-6. came away ...... from the prison ... with Can­ bad holt-in Uie second inning bi u fust fJthrr mrmbers ..t hl-, fourtome might trell's story of the crime, including the double play; -the visitor* did likewise; ' Vri, !uVt hlnt<ki tha| u,rJf d|dn.t ,.x. naming ot Drward McCarty as hit pal and Hustings repeated in. th.- third |,<(-: anything at oll-ond lu.* lairlner in the robbery of the Dowling store Saturday- diet Stem wa* disgustedly , wax tense and silent, apfiarently not It will be remembered that McCarty , Then the whole thing blew up in without hope Then Burdett.- .truck., rowing hfa boat in towards the dock was tried and convicted by a Jury and , thgjpMiciith inning fraca> McCann 'out. The pill took a beautiful upward after an unsuccessful quest for blue- sentenced to from 3S to 45 year* at walked; Roush attempted a sacrifice [curve un<| dropped downward on direct < gills. In fact, hr was so thoroughly 'Marquette by Judge McPeck. Tlie ami MnUtrop. rlMthig. latch. 1. trtcd.hnr with the pin. And wlirn we w, di.gusted that'he wouldn't even take ‘principal factor In the conviction was tor McCann at second and both run- jp.-et mrnn DIRECT! For the bull lire time to pull in his bolt and wind.[ ■Cantrell’s testimony. ners were safe; Parker bunted. Mell- didn't MH the given, at all- it hit th - 1 the line around the fbh pole. And it In thl* trial and Hie events leading strop b»bblrd it and the Im.,* wr button? nf tin cup and stayed right in!!। was really lucky that hr didn't too. be­ up tn it Cantrell became well acquaint­ ^tull. Leonard cracked a lau one at.,-|hu. Burdette cra.Jw-d th.- cate., of.cause as >w was nearing Hie shore. 1 ed with Mr. Sigler Last Week Friday short who threw McCann out at tip- tn. exclusive hulc-ln-onr club, the se- "Something , happened A large small the latter received by mall an excellent mouth bass. weighing 4’.- pounds, saw portrait of hlnuelf, painted largely platc Moore a! <. hit «o d,.,rt wlwr. [rret amlmion ot all golfers a fumble and had throw allowed Hon-Ji ,, t that - bait, made a lunge , for it and completely swallowed it. Then there train memory by Mr Cantrell. Since GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP • Brown then conntjvtrd for u hit. was a.real, scrap as the tl.-.h darted’ his imprisonment he has been taking a nig Parker Harrington got -Ilf through the water, threatening to special correspondence course in porTO SEMI-FINAL ROUND bleak the line or the small bluegill' trait work and (Minting. It will be rrfirst ou fielder's choln- while th. ... , membered that he sent Judge McP>-< k •for Uonard at tlw plat.- t.ul.-il While .... „ ' „ , hook. By nieans of a landing nc.t the! -<>ine time ago an excellent portrait he Leonard and Meil.-n.p urn- in <n Arch Anderson Defeats Carl fish was finally captured and Is^said: ' had painted of Thomas A Edison tangled on the ground M'<or.। to have been one of the finest small Wespinter In Secondli to fine to have a prlsoi^r feel mouths taken from Gun lake this year. kindly, as Mr Cantrell evfdr-nf y dors, Flight Final ton Jogged orouhd to third toward those who’ ferreted out the eventually railed out ul , Kun Kigh-r will play Dave Goodyear crime and sent him to the penitentiary. An Impromptu "Catch" 1 rating thsii chumpioiiship tournament now und< grounded to the pi teller foe :<n .-.1 v out; way a' liw Hastings Coimtny Club ’ which retired Hastings with n big mur-1 in the quuitcr finah/Dave Goodyear -n McIntyre «-(l. Kim 81giin Will ('.ok 1-up; Doc •ighth frame Ute vimp d.-f<-Ht«xl F-.rl Wareliaui turn, took advantage ol n Ih-.li pin h-;6-5; -and Cllt! Dilan txUl CarltAi er to score five more run* 'Prather.. I Swiff, 3-2. who relieved VUn Gorgon, gave walk..' Quarter final.*, in the Hr J flftht have romplil.d D'in T<ilhur-t to Parker and Cann, WHS pounded for a double in ' '!• h .<re<l Will *Jclu.<l. r 6-5; Roy HubHarrlhgton and &r Hire.- bu.M--. b;. -lM»Vd won from Ato-n JofThMm 4-1; Jim Leonard and Known during tin-M' .'.um J Mason defeated Oivillg Sayle.s 2-up; South Bend's lune run came in th- and Dr Houaiiton defeated,Ed. GixmI- Colored Giants Here for Return Game ’ J. C. PENNE 116-118 EAST'STATE ST. Special Purchase of RUN-RESIST Rayon Bloomers Vests c o I n r HASTINGS, MICHIGAN COTTONS are “right” for everywhere NOW! FROCKS you’ll simply live in all SUMMER! 29c Crisp, cool Myles every­ body wants — so act quickly! MISSES’ and WOMEN S SIZES. Novelty fabric* I Sheer*I Print*! Polka dot*! ALL fast colon! , See Penney’s Odds & Ends Table! REP. LEN FEIGHNER EXPRESSES VEINS It.certainly pays to SEW! You’ll Like the Pat's Colored Giants of Battle Creek c.wne here Sunday for a second gameKnit-in (iarterf with the local Independent.- Has-itings won the first game 7-6 but the! BOYS’ two teams are so evenly matched that . the outcome i* always in-doubt. Has-' ttnjr.s has won 16 out ot 20 game* m i (Continued from page one) fur Ulis wuaoii and tgken the last tun I sfritlghi. The Colored. Giants are a|.| Feighner for his manly answer HU wavs a big drawing card here and eojr'-'Pb’ d* follows far tin re hasn't been a dull inning Nashville, Mich-. Aug. 16. 1932 during‘the many contacts the Indc-1 Mr E J Lerch. ix tidi nt' hav<‘* luid with this fast team Benton Haibor. Michigan, of colored txiys. jDetir Mr. Lerch: ' him- in Hubbard m tin- semi-finals and Jun ----I am in receipt, of \ questionnaire 'from the Crusaders, which-tfiey ask me Ihe, nay opt i ^cw Price! ; to fill out and -return to you. nine South] A battle royni* featured the finals of k *■ He individual!—design ■1 he second flight match After dust I I have al*-ay* declined to nil out the your own frocks! - multitudinous questionnaires usually Hie Hastings club u proving harder had cleared Way Iroip the sand traps <«■ You ’ll save flmty ' .1 dltot had been hurled high sent to candidates for the legislature. to beat with every game, (hmxI fieldTiic voters of my district know me and ir. Arch And< ...ler^tx ‘r-on had ’de­ iiiK and consistent hitting have, nude a ife Black . . . brcncn (they know nry views xm important mighty g<x»d team with every num from ’B ^B I I Netr I'all colon! questions, and they know whether they ‘the old liome town." during first pattern* Satti (Continued from page one) ____________ __________ • want to vote for me or not. Two years Box scon- — AUR HPOA ^btht m which competition is Many year* ago he recognized the ur-' ngo and four years agro I declined to Hasting* 5 0 । 3 n 1 plenty kren. So fur Wilbur "Lane ha*vent need of organized marketing by nil out questionnaires from Hie AnliHarrington. If. HINDS CORNERS. ■.week end with her brother. Russell Mr and Mrs Floyd Tobias and Mrs. ft 0 (i 0 ■> Charlie Doyle 1-upi John . farmers. He has luul jdxteen years 0! -Saloon League Probably for that rcaj i.-u.. _. Lak.- Al-Gon-Quin. •> •"'..‘n. phcniu Wilkinson. , -»p front Bob Walton 3-2; a-rstre for organized agriculture. This son In both cases they r<*tommended Mr and Mr* Floyd Tobias of Kain- Mott, _.. and family «t Brandy. 3b. has taken him through the high office., rny opponent In the primaries. But in in a zoo visited hi* parents. Mr.- and McCann. 3b. Mr. and Mrs C. N Tobltix and Mort Hill won from Dr. UicltwrxKl by of his local und the Arizona state both cases the voters in my district Mrs. c N. Tobias Sunday. PLEASANT RIDGE. granddaughterx. Leuh and Marian, and default; Dr Carrothi-r- won from Bur- Fann Bureau. He 1* now a member ol nominated me. Four years ago the loKlttiJ Sprague o! Grand Rapids re­ Marian Tobias spent part of Mr. and Mrs George Wtthey visited ,(Jrt’.- Wadd by default: and Joe Mc- the American Farm Bureau. alw> a 'cal W. C. T. U. endorsed my opponent." • Little - • — • Mr. and Mrs Mell Hendershott and turned home Saturday Knight defeated Jack Clark 1-up, member of the Fed-ral Farm Board, ,-but the county organization endorsed Helen Butolph oSHa>tings speijt over father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.’ Floyd Mr. and Mrs Floyd Tobias in Kalama-' It would be difficult to imagine me Just what, if anything, do you Tablas : Sunday with -Ethel' Ragla ax> Thursday. . where there could be secured one with i make of that? . Kenntdy. c. i Jean KeBey of Martin is .--jx-nding Mrs. c. N. Tobias entertained the Ce1 The Misses Donna and Garnet Manhigher qualifications to speak to farm I have lived in my district ali my life, the week at Wam:e Krbey’* folks on the subject of agriculture. His11 have tried to b»- a good citizen The ning'ot Lansing are spending this week dar Creek Cemetery Circle Wediieutay Totals .. . A.large crowd listeped tn Hit musical 1127 H • . talk will be instructive and worthwhile. voter* of my district know that I give with their mother and brother and si*- afternoon. There were nine members program given Sunday night by Har­ and eleven visitor* present. Thy will South B«-nd H r<3 A J j-Ytftay evening, this week. Niiahvllle "Hie meeting will be In keeping with my earnest, iiunest. best endeavors al­ old Barnum’s -family of Mw-otf Tbrok. 2b. . Mr and Mrs - Ben Bunneil and meet- Septcinbcr 14 with Mr. and Mrs. 0 2 Ojand IKlton horseshoe loner* will play the day and it is hoped that there will ways for my district and the state. I MLvs Margaret Kelsey vUlted Iriends Goddard. If. . 3 .1 0 ofl a th- ('« the rourtjUi. re. At present be a large audience to hear this na- try always to vote as I hav^-reason to nephew. Mr. And Mix Grilly of Kala- Frarit Newtop in Hastings, in Lansing Sunday. Mells trap, c 0 'J d.tiic hSirv stands oiw-all. tiopal figure next Sunday afternoon. believe the majority of the people in ipazoo called at Edd. Newton's Sunday ! Mr. and Mrs. George Withey of Next Sundav evening the pnrzntm is i Grand Rapids visited at C N. Tobias > 3 " Tumonow evening the Hastings B- August 21. at two o'clock at the Metho­ my district want me to vote. I want afternoon. in cliarge of Class No. 1. Alice Chase I 2 I! team .tn -., lo Fairview tor a return dist church. Mr. and Mrs. ^oe Nevitt ot East Le­ ! farm Tuesday' until Friday. to faithfully represent them. I shall do teacher, und tlie Grand Rapids Mb? 1 8 "(game in the Western Lcagti^series.;, Mr Broun will alro appear in Na*h>luw-«amc in regard to the proposed roy visited Mrs Clara Brown Thurs­ ! Mrs Electa Tobias and granddaugh- kiaii will put on the/prognun including, 0 0 ".The l.».-al playen* luivc shown cotuid- ville Putnam Park and will speak at constitutional amendment to the state day und Allie Bunnell of Romulus ! ter. Leah Barrett, accompanied Mr. ’ music. 1 6 "l.rabl* improvement in linger average. 6.30 In case there should be stormy constitution in regard to the liquor was also a visitor there . 1 Mary Payne and daughter ol Hasting 1 Van Gorcnn. p Rev. Alite Bunnell of Romulus si*nt ■ to Kalamaano Monday and they all One million SI bill* would weigh eInce Hie season opened and hope to weather at that time the meeting will, question. I believe the voters of Ihd Tork. r be In-Id in the Nashville Evangelical state should have the privilege of vot­ Saturday night 'with Mr. and Mrs. Edp. 1i called on Mrs. Mell Hend.-^Jioit and about 203D"pounds. return with a win. ■ Fentlwrs. p. .. Bflttirday evening, Delton shoe tossers church. Pastors arc co-operating and ing on this proposition and I believe Newton Mr. and Mrs. Mell Hendershott of dropjxxl in on the boys here for a sur­ the Chamber of Commerce arc provid­ the will of the majority should rule. I Totals ...... 31* I. 6 24 7 prise tournament. ' The Delton team ing scats for this meeting. am not at all satisfied with' present Kalamazoo and Mr.- and Mrs Dean Summaries — had travelled to Lake Odessa for a conditions, but I don’t Want to see the Thompson of Chicago called at C. N. . Struck out by Brown. Jive; by Van game but failure of lights on the court LARGE-OWL ATTACHED 18th amendment repealed unless in it* Tobi**’ Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs Ronald Haynes and ■ Gorgon. sewn, by-Feattn-rs. one. Bases tlierr prevented the match So the place there is a sound, sane, practical on balls oil Van Gorgon, one; of! men decided to st >p here ami have ITSELF TO AUTOMOBILE control of the liquor problem. We cer­ sons spent Sunday afternoon with her Feathers. two kjtolcn bases—McCann. a ennte t nnywuy. "Die hour was rath­ tainly don’t want the old open Saloon brother. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Bechtel, MEN’S LEE OVERALLS, $1.50 value* .... $1.09 Goddard <jT. Sacrifice till.,—Leonard. er late for a start but eight members Mr. and Mrs. Kalph Eggleston with its attendant evils, including po­ and family in Hastings Mrs. Goldie Casey and sons spent the of I lie local B-leam were collected and litical evils, any more than we want 2kad Queer Experience play commenced. Delton was in a win­ the present blind pigs, moonshining, ning mood and stepped out to a subbootlegging, hijacking and general Tuesday Evening i.tantlal lead that" kept increasing us Tuesday night, us Mr. and Mrs. racketeering. I have ImplUit faith in I Hie games progrc-Mxl The final tally Ralph EgglcStrfn were returning here the good. hard, practical common sense I wa.» H-3 in favor of Delton. Mitchel! from Freeport. they looked ahead .nA® of’ the «« American voter, and that in the lol the visiting team had a ringer saw aw two blazing orbs bv - fln.d t>M! **-** by the roadside roadside?tend *e but did not know what kind of an ani- handle this perplexing question. The Sattuday the Hustings team wtUWo to usual terms of -wet" and -dry" have Ih )ti>n f<*r a return match. •' glare of the headlight* of their car. As come to mean leas than nothing. I Mr. ClvarlcH James, only woman they approached, whatever-it was made don’t follow the lead of fanatics on member of the -local A-tcam. plans to a sort of a spring and the machine hit either side I believe the American coui|x-te in the stale tournament for jieople have sufficient Intelligence to women at the loiji* fair today. ’ Last it A* this did not interfere with the ultimately figure- this liquor problem of. the car no attention was out and establish It on a properly reg­ year Mrs. Janu s won first place, win­ operation paid to it. ning every match >lie played. | Wednesday morning Ralph went to ulated basis for the beM Interests of ice if this miiliap had done any dam­ this and future generations, but I • age to his car. -He was surprised to want to see that regulated basis sound-. find standing on the garage floor under ly established before we throw the 1 he hood of the car a large ow). ap­ doors wide open. Anything else would parently none the worse for Ils col­ mean chaos and anarchy I will gladly answer any questionIntjret in tartan. Uie irc«t n»-....... „„ automobile. lision with the front of the Ui>l wort, .till eonllnur.. ond IW Mr. Enlrrlon doe. not k„o> I™- m. noire submitted to me by the voters of ;™i« iu to rnmrK Ih.l booeb.ll Mn, B bul my district, if they feel that they need such a thing, at any time Add what is rl«bl Urn- in Hertlw heve^liM u,e uunlu, |, pretalWr. m prirllete ol muk Juu u ereiunj lu cl,„ lo , tM lro„, oI satisfactory, to the voter* of my district1 hi»l„rU». worn M could ridl„or ,„a heU on. being unoble will have to answer for any and alLtobe »-e„ in U» big ngllon.l leeyun.- lo do MtenrtM. w,„„ e.r Mopped ealled state-wide organization*. Your* very truly. und ut only.* unrtU iruelion ol the eggarMe. aI1* ltM, (0|g, away , Len W. Feighner. pens*In lue Uw gurne. payed ngbt ,ht Mnl md„lUy ,a !!!:" "._l.I!!!’.,.!,.!r.J"'.lLb!;..f!!l1f!?.!'!’ *** Ule Th*- nigm prowler WILKINSON REUNION. j more ~ Interesting to the - average fan. tud p(enty o{ flght Jn Wm bul *ubmltbecause the members of the Hastings ted to being carried to the top of a rone "'rhe thirty-second annual reunion ot team are all-local fellows and well bush trellis from which Be later flew the Wilkinson family was held Sunday Il will pay you lu use LOWE known to all. That fact adds special into the shade trees nearby. That he nt Baker"* resort. Crooked lake, about BROTHEKS HIGH STANDARD interest to the gome. The boys have was not a welcome < visitor there was forty members of the families being House Paint the next time you been playing exceptionally good ball shown by the wild protests of the birds present. A delicious dinner was served paint your home. Because HIGH this year and the many close scores tiiat happened to be In those trees. STANDARD not only wear* ex­ at noon, after which followed a bual-. should entitle them' to n much belter ceptionally well hut it actually cov­ ness meeting. Officer* were elected *s patronage than they have been re- i er* * maximum number of square follow* PENNOCK HOSPITAL. feet of surface per gallon! erhing for the put few week* lwu wcrc and two babies were Twelve patients President. Jay Wilkinson. Delton; Come in and see us before you The Hasting* Independent team 1* registered at Pennock hospital this Vice-President. Mildred Castle, Prai­ Ciint and let us give you a book on composed of fellows who play without Wednesday morning. rieville; Secretary. Jennie Snook. Kala­ □me Decoration. salary and Just for the love of the On Aug. 14 a girt wa* bom to Mr mazoo; Program Committee,. Barton game Many excellent' teams have and Mre Edgar Chancy. Hasting* Cortright, .Fritz Mannion and Francis been here, more arc lo conic and the Boute 3 Phillips, Kalamazoo. Ray Cnstle. Prai­ boyx have demonstrated that they can A tlri born to Mr. and Mr* rieville. Charles Mayer, Grand Rapids. Hastings, Michigan hold their own with the best seml-pro Henry Singleton. 202 So. Broadway The afternoon was spent in singing, teams in Michigan and some ot the on aug n » dancing, swimming add games, ft was •djoinlng stale*. In fact the Hastings —1----------« > ___________ PHONE 2101 HASTINGS voted to hold the next reunion the Independent baseball team Is a good If you know yourself you’re sure to second Sunday In August at the same advertisement for Hastings. ’ [be a modest man. place. PURE DYE . . quality Rayon FLAT CREPE 35/36-inches Wide Golf Hose 25c I' A FARMER BROWN IS COMING NEXT SUNDAY •k JThuni- " 0 » ’ " Activity at'Horse Shoe Court Continues ist Mnr<h.a ny of th-6 and maik • it* Hah*1.1 n Egypt, days on Channel Ircmen tn ating hut -Wayland BANKRUPT SALE oE Thos. E. Waters & Son Why Do People Buy MORE ew FORDS Than All Other Makes Combined? Local Nine.Keeps Up Fine Schedule of Games RS f repu- nent n 2.00 ecause they get more B VALUE for their dollar than ANY OTHER make. A TIME DEFYING PAINT Watch the number of new Fords INCREASE DAILY and ASK the OWNERS how they like the new Ford. The new Ford is the MOST REMARKABLE OPERAT­ ING CAR TODAY . . . regard­ less of price! We invite you to drive a new V-8 or B-Four without any ob­ ligation. Phone 2121 for Demonstration GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. UNIVERSAL GARAGE COMPANY �THI HASTINGS BANNUk.WEDNE*DAY, AUGUST 17. IMS FAQK FOUR________________________ The Hastings Banner ium a. u>. preadem, au oi <■>. vletlJS an(j Obinions; ewriMlatu indicate- a belief that thq A,i o expression* indicate-a What Others Say ,"’"“rr"-,,OTTOr Tlu-xlc. .no lhe present! This and That Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday Tlie Bennett Park Forum. A Popular Assembly. — j Franklin Delano are close kin As a ; COOU BMOS-. EJIIert. _______________ 'matter of fact, however, the relation-. Nonpartisan Conduct. WHAT OF THE FUTURE? TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. gKVK.’mr NEVEKTH TMAR ‘ship is very remote—something liksj Bringing Candidates to People. I Eaton county boosters some time ago Mr. and Mrs Ira Balwln and ctill-------------------------_ —!nnn or o«l> ooiuln. U w, rre.ll. In a___ _ , to_, r __ county _ - tn Charlotte an Institution has drtn “,ld Mrj William Baldwin were started move relieve, -the Over ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|I.e> Mr. ThmOorr Ror-rwU U -up. ,„ developed during the past few year* “fr Mr and Mrs T. B. Hart,,„ata SUIJ. . purlin, Hoor-r In tlie pmKMU.l mrr „„ «,U«MO .nO y-me that might well be copied by other Allegan Saturday. Hull Mui. throughout the state. Thl* Mr and Mrs c- A- KfrT- Mr #nd, । ,3 1M> reeelwd but Ih.l wu ,11. mjk ,- counties is an open air forum held in Bennett Mrs. Prank Hortfln and Mr. and Mrs iu«. THE EDITORS MAIL tors put every possible pressure on the park on Sunday afternoon* during the R H. Lxviipenthlen motored to Grand ii(< We wish lhat people could see tlie drive but tJAOO was the limit and in summer at which there arc discussion* Haven Bunday. 7io« volume of so-called "copy" that reache* accordance with the promLv- made all or talks on subject* of public Interest. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stebbins and Mr tiomrtlme* these programs are in lhe and Mr* Charles Pott* are taking a s u* each week from paid propagandist* Zutacnptiona' rereired' wvr< relumed _s®c If so those with a flair for statistic* Eaton county -therefore will hare no form of debate* between speakers, but week * auto trip to the northern re­ more oftenconMM of a<tare*ws on “ ‘ it* and the Soo OVT-riliB RAHHT IXH'XTY could have a "field-day" in estimating tn'r hiturc a* the ;«c >p'e last Mrs Harvey ” Gill and* " three children topic* of current interest. During elec•'* — 1'SprtaTtumed thumbs down Ih.e-.t.nw.m.oI.A.irlh.imu.ll--,toloIuppOTt|ht (<ironb>the . prop- lion years the forum is used to give of Glendale. California and John ■BKHIX Ht »*■- 1UITIOS. 92 *1 ««‘n« °n “••’y «10«'« »h“ J*ne . 1 taxation Barry coqnty also cancelled the people of Eaton county a chance Hampton of Jackson were guests of Mr ‘ Needle** lo say tlw great bulk <tf '.|U* Its fair in 1930 and u making no effort to hear the various candidates for im­ and Mr» Herbert Freeland over 'the; AtWRkTtKiNO RA7KX week end ‘ material is hurled at our*wa*te MSket, to hold <x;e this year. Clinton count-. portant state ami national offices Mrs John Huff of Tulsa. Oklahoma The forum i* qonpartlsan. Speakers -»■ • Mlh an w .„ur.ev. u I..I A. 'a"ri >•’ I'""""™ »;»■»»' 'A-' .Draeger .and daughter -• , . ,, , , ; year and this .year is issuing** reiT r>-- of ail political parties are heard. One, and Mm. Chas. ---------- to-1 Wisco u r**»«0-<nd ■ big majority of HlrtrlcU<j premium'ottering, cutting ru' week leading Wworralic candidate* Dorothy of Racine. — will dominate tile program and the day for their homes after, ” ‘ ’ we do not even bother to open. Andimany entire department*- and *->mc following week Republicans. Frequentvisit with Mra. A J, Verft whqt is happening here is hapix-nlng in ' claasr*. • ly too. the talk.-, liave no particular Floyd Gaskell and other relative* almost every country newspaper office Ingham county sougl-.t to have •>; ^|liu.al itaniiteanccat'all' ' ' ..—>«-----------uv . _an. m Edmund Wood of Cincinnati. Ohio, small educational fair and for a veur o: Pu,n,c"‘ aignuwanre in America and to even a greater ex-ltwo lt ^,nMlj t0 m„.t ,.Vt.ry requin These meetings have become very returned home today after spending a; (a bad tent uith a good moral) tent In the dailies. Yet newspapers are ment and then all it unre public into: ■ popular. Crowds come from all sec­ wrek with his parent*. Mr and Mr.- , Sam Wood supposed to run this stuff" at their, « r.-A was »* .3.1 aroused BIUUWU to-thc IW.llV point |*mu that 11 it Illi. !>■ ’ . , cion* of the county and. we ..... arejold. .V.M, All oUlui) Mr. and Mrs Frank Adair, have a*> .'own expense, crowding out live local continued * ■ ‘to outgrow every attempt to! 'here i* usually a I'enerou* sprinkling of people from neighboring counties bouse it in a small way. Now with theSaid Smith, in pain, "This shirt is not county park laud available, the man­ a& well- Eaton county is a repre*enta- Wm. Miller of Pontiac u „.r Mim. Josephine Spaulding of Chicago material we wouldn't have room for agement U confronted with tlie respon­ live ,u.«. rural .UM..-. district ... of „„ the state «,. and Hie The size fifteen I thought I bought. local news But what we are saying of sibility of gue.ving what the future reaction nf the crowd to various speak-'15 S|>en<!ing a few wrejts with her par -' The laundry has reduced my size. this free publicity material does nol holds grid deciding what ahal! be the er- i* somewhat of a barometer toMr and Mrs F O Spaulding, what similar people In other part* ot Unless that little marker lies." policy m live fair. It lias beyn con ­ apply to the Interesting local Items TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY | clusively shown that hone racing, free Michigan may- lx* thinking Conse­ A button popped and hit the floor that our trader* send in. Thcve are circuses, bawdy shows and gambling quently thru- open-air forums have acMr. ..... and Mrs. Manon Cobb are in | HOOVERS ACCEPTANCE SPEECH jalways welcome. Some renders seem to doits do not pay As Smith bent over, something tore. Inphain fair lu- quired jwlitical significance of more town visiting relatives and Inc nd* . They were both born in Barry county * Whatever fault one may find with believe that community newspapers are grown tremendously by clinging to the than local interest He reached the office plenty late, Usually there i* a band ronrert or sf‘e. Cora Hoonan. was u well known President Hoover's acceptance speech. run solely for publication ••— of -*•*-lhe --«r rdl- purely educational side ot the agricul­ i tiitr musical program in coiinectloil teacher here fit-enlisted*in the regu-, lie missed a very vital date, tural and home fife.' the clearness and sincerity of it are tor's own personal views and opinions. j Will this public interest continue or With the talk? Tile Citv of Charlotte Ur army and was in the Phillpjrtnr.-. wm it lt fade fade within within a a few few year.year-’’ That ha* erected a band stand and a cover- nearly three years They have been at; above reproach. In our opinion, the .Thl* is a mistaken opinion, however. 1I will views expressed by the chief executive and fa contrary lo tbc practice of any* t* the question the officials ot the arri. cd platform for *|»enkers in a quiet *r°n Rtvi-r. Michigan, five |»*t four Buy Arrow Shirt*, they're "Sanforized. In a Jewelry store, now headed were sane and constructive. He did not rununanll. nru-iup-r makln, a run- I rultur.1 mwM-1 wouIO Ilk. M.mroiie I,- section of tlie park Folding chair* me placed out among the trees in front b*r Tucson. Arizona Which means, they stay correctly sized! straddle a single Issue nor stoop to wk.tM.'.KMt.wm. Ikmol. .... .m«rr.-ln<h,.n ctonl, Nr.. and loud speaker* make tlie address ol i 0,1 Saturday of !a*t week Mr*. W H j demagogic prorniM* and utterances, FACT THE COLUMNS OF THIS PA-! A CITIZEN SURRENDERS a qtestker easily audible tor a con-' Knox arid Mr* Mac B Saunders enter-1 Try Arrow Trump, picked with^g flw All real Americans will heartily ap- PER ARE ALWAYS OPEN. FREE OF 1 Undrr thjs h‘ad thl, Mderable distance about The meet-<a»ud MrCaroline Bartlett Crane of | style, guaranteed io fit permanently, at ClW Ini;* are Informal andathl-. particular J*:tl plaud tfie president s pledge to continue CHARGE. .TO A DISCUSSION -OF Prc*»*atqs the following edlUvnaliv. M'cltan of the park cafh Sunday aft-| Mr* Ethel Arick returned this morn-| the fight Mtatnst opening the federal TOPICS OF GENERAL INTEREST J Mr - Anita M. R-vldwtn. ot California, ernoan becomes a true forum—a place >»< to i« r borne tn Sebatha. Kaivas treasury for welfare and relief work .REC.ARDIJWS OF WHETHER THE wires a complaint iA tfeturesque fa«!i- of jxipular assembly. : after.a week* visit w»h her couUim vtfwk FXPRrasFn AGREE ARREF with *‘ “nr«>unr<\ Siu-(){b leaving VIEWS EXPRESSED WITH lon h(l wtoen Un|ud*hgut<s ,, h . A Mr. Benedict of Charlotte con-' Mr. and Mr* Clarence Goucher, Mra. Olla Empvv I reived Un- idea of this forum several M” n '"'* Smith and Mr* " state and local * government* and of THE PERSONAL OPINIONS OF THE tax<5 Bnd ln#,mclent goVemmmt. Fawen of Springfield. ••Missouri. came j - R I* not plen’unt to have t>. go year* ago. At that time Bennett jrark private organizations. Federal asiist- EDITORS No. community newspaper was not .used for -open air nftgCngs ante should be given tn event of *|*cl»l suffers from too much of this kind nf about armed to the treth’ she . s.i- and there was nq platform for speak- Mr ..nd MrSj.Toiiy Both Sirs Chas. Picxcll visited her si-stet. emergency, tiw president believe*, but news. The opinions expressed by read­ ■ because in splteof money paid in taxro ' for proper protection I must find it fur White ; troHmg through ghe park on.- Mf H McMillen. In Grund Rapid*| only tq. the extent that, once the erner- er* should Im- featured as .pruininenlly myself, what with racketeers,, g.ingafternoon Mr Benedict happened to horn fnln until Sunday. Her two gency is passed, federal agencies teh [ax the.vigw* of lhe editor. ’ T1HE ONLY 'tt-rs and the like ” The Store for Dad and Lad -e a -S up-taA" orator f-/r Want of. 'randehildren. Susie and Charlie be withdrawn leaving state and local RESTRICTIONS WE. MAKE ARE ' "Rich women are not the only per­ any • oap box ' talking to his small accompanied her government* to function a* before Wr THAT SUCH ARTICLES BE REA- sons tile jtolicc do not adequately pro­ died of foUmreri from tin old dray! M*' n*rt.Wilson and baby nt Coffeytect. The corner grocer victimized by arwgu-st.- of her brother, admire the president's -clear-visioned iSONABLY BRIEF. SIGNED BY THE tiw Ixild-up man. tlw citizen whose car that had been left underneath th.-. •l11’ K ni' h.vrd Doyle, and other Hasting* thfnkyig in this respect. He arcs'that WRITER 'THE NAME TO HE WITH- ,1s stolen for a "joy ride.” and the par- tree So the Idea of the forum r. Benedict decided ..that if t‘'tattvtborn — there can be no permanent relief in HELD IF DESIRED'. AND FREE; tins speaker could hold the attention placing; burdensome federal taxes on FROM LIBELOUS 'MATERIAL AND, TH1RTY YEARS AOO TODAY of a small crowd while, orating from industry and agriculture for the pur-.OBSCENE LANGUAGE -RESTRIC-j an old dra-.. ih,< .* ^ak. r. ci mure J wph Amrrmann Amrrnunn of ol Crawfordsville, Crawlardsnll'- ;j wun , vlrtOrv over ,Ur-MaOtawm" ,d l.rr.mlm.nre UU, k* . rreal.r 1. tlie itu-H M Ma dawM’r. Mr> lu.r.Oun .1 Uv ,„>un,l. id pew- ot relieving the unemployed; he TION8 THAT WE. OURSELVE8 TRY The contract and new- by-laws for the 1.1. I»O» to wmlaruwy >w u„l II H Bun... m s,lu,ew.’Thr K,„. me* that such a jiolicy could only result i TO FOLLOW. rcviM-d Barry *■ Eaton Fire Insurance A un h r the tree- -hotild attract life in-. Deputy Sheriff Pierce OConn»r| — • in further depression and chan*. The May. time* ' while sorting the free! company were filed with Insurance t:-n -t of the entire community if hot made a bu. in< *j. trip to the jiorthern I president believes that the logical way publicity -junk" that fill* our mailbox. | OommUMoner C o- IJvingxton by At­ til. epunty. ■ * part of th. .tale Monday S // U N idleness: torney Ft*k Bangs Tuesday afternoon. From Our Scrap Book A' «e got the story. Mr. Benedict Miss Amrli.i* Goodyear will leave this to attack unemployment is constructive -wr have wished (hat reader* here in Tlw action i> the first required for takwas tt member uf the city council at rek for Coldwater where she will visit it is the rust that . piiicir* that will ossUl the return of jkhe county were half as inclined to exiiik over tlie old company by a new or­ A LllTLE TIDING. . that time and asked to be imt . ... ... in her grandfather. General Parkhurst. normai activity both in agrtoultixre and flre» their view* and opinions in re­ at tai his iliirif ti> th ilinrgv of tlie i«rk commission. He I am n little tiling with a big mean­ ganization. A meeting of tlie mem'* Mi* Etta Trumper returned Mundnv ben nf the present comjiany Will be - industry. This tv being done, he br- jard to matter* of community Interest reodvnf five tipiiointmeni and pro­ hr.tlliitnLnict om n trip to Hillsdale and Battle ing I help everybody. ceeded to develop his idea. M,v I unlock dopn, ojicn hearts, dispel held lu re some time in September tn Ih-V’-.s, through lhe activities ol tire:a* the outside propagandists are to ah.—Vqi.tairi . ratify the change* and elect offlcefct Tf.e forums have apparently lived up guest of Mr and Mr* Maurice Wooton. lirejudice. Re-construction Finance Cor]x>ration keep our waste basket* filled with dull. under the revamped regulations and 1 create friendship and good will. to Mr. Benedict's expectation*. Many tanperly < t thia cilv. And Can be further aided by cliangvs in uninteresting material (or our paper j notable ... si>cakrr* addres-wd — auMi- Belle Hooper, who „„ has bcm --------- h;jK>,, ------------I inspire rrspCct and admiration. by-laws. — Chullotte Republic an-TribAmerican banking policy and through baler. •. line. from the platform in Bennett making an extend, d visit with relative; Everybody Jove*.me. . tfn- establishment of home loan bank*.: .... park and atftiieiice-. 1... 1 bon- nobody. . have ample op- tn xhi* cily. returned vesterday to her i ixirtunity lo liear questions r.-tions c. of- _____ public home in M.mphis. Tetinrs*cr. She wav i 1 violate no law. Our banking system, he believes, "must I - The above 1* a reprint of an editorial Whi-n some nhllanthrnpic broker from [ mten-M df*cus-Md froth a variety I cwt nothing. \ —' • ■ ot “* ftriiunpanu-d by her parents. Mr. and be relieved from condition* which per-1 published by us in the issue of Marell | the goodn^c* of hl* heart , -tandpdints. One can lies^r present ad­ Mfr M Stebbms. who will remain for Many have praised me., none have -mit the credit machinery of the coun- 23. Certain, passages, however, have •' Invites me to the million* h<- no gladly condemned me. . ininistrutiim* ri|q>^d to Juere* by । some time. , try to be made’available without ade-jbeen emphaTired to bring out the real: would impart member* of the opimdng jwuty and I am pleasing to those of high and Mr and Mrs. George Denslow re, When some quack of patent nostrums low drgife. .ispu-mi: candidate., of the same pariyt quate check for wholesale speculation, mcaiung we intended to convey, viz;! tt|rned Tuesday night from a two with an nltmlstic face. 1 am useful every moment of the in •*euritics with ruinous consequences j that, although the volume of free pub- Git whnre chili! ts. kidnapped for ran- one can hear these *t*me policies in- month*' v-M in Egland, arriving in Out of salt invent* a cure-ail that will to million.* million.* of Of our our citizens Citizens and and to to riaria-. Uclty lirltv material matm-tal sent *ent to to us u.« each ra.-h week week fo.-' W,H •x1*’ Mt' Bctldwln s coni- | trepn ted ■ and .defended by those jn New York from Southampton on the day.. t» foe help preserve tlu- race. [office; wnd one can hear the Impartial Ameriran -line steamer. Philadelphia, I am courtesy.—■Cupper's Weekly. uonal economy The ’president stands the sol* pun»»e of giving a little free ptamt, When some chesty poltiiclah tell* nie "BtB the way lo cun- Yhe evil is not opinion «4 tiio«e who have no par'.icu- n th niport a'very p!ca*aqt trtp. |>ow he'll tame the wind; .squarely for a protective tariff adminls- stdrertising to*iumr article m.iniitsp • by. giving . . up , and going away. Thl*tin-।. Inr i»litical axes to ifrind. Mi." Aimee Coulter of Chicago and Advanced Farm In u Major Hoople fashion leave dezennot m i I ’ tiblic forums similar to the oile in fu r cousin. Dr Max Schuler, arrived in Jy a bipartisan commission tured out.Mdc the county t* a distinct t> ...... 0» ’belong.' to it* itota! citizen.'., not to ■ pression far behind. j|. ii Uharlotte should play a very useful tin* cut Eriday tor a visit with Miss ••• Prices Cheering f- against out und out cancel- ! nuisance, we welcome coalmen’, on top-1,u outl.a**. There ts no wisdom • ‘ j role in thecohduct'o! goodrtprewnta-i (•ertnide Smith ' it to them Tlie tach* -r I if a.vr debts but hr leaves tlie | jw of cunimnnity interest by any „• j sxrremi'-riiiR '4'ri'''■ ' . live gnveranlcnt Such forums give Much prominence ha* been given in control ertna- ami corrtipt-.on. to keep I pm for further adjustments our readers The great majority <>f „. United w ’11j u trio State* fit : > live in nw i one a good chance, to "get a line" on j FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. I tlie daily papers recently to the marked Thru I think of what my kinsman the candidate* up for election Iti nth Amrilcan —free publicity Junk” is st til "hurled dt J seem <-ndle?s and dL*couraguig hfieem J N BurriHigns is erecting a large | advance within lhe last lew weeks of but the solution ts not surrcn- ! -c- ms ti> U.s that liranna a Micressinn -ti'- n housc-at ins rmdenee in the first price* of stocks on thA-Ncw York stock In giilte another erhis. of .the day* ert* ^tid gives t^i* the one- on the Ben-' 1 was born.' Talii t n knowin kind mining power rXCh^" T”U adV“n“' U *Wth " bl j nett park programs should enable oge h-t ef uv cattle a* i* ketched by moldy I* !a»! paragraph looks pretty thla 11 the country, but not as much as tlie >r.d arm*-------- -•id.demaitoKic tit- b m. It w-cm* t|uit«- sensible ant Written by Korea Blgrhnv II. Ur /,,< «. ... . . ,! prominence given on newspaper front ‘ degre? ot bclhe presT- BY OIK REAPER,' • ••>.i’S.u To. tZ • rrlurned.:i««^ bnpiy -ganiza- GENERAL oonjrasl INTI RIX CASTORS. p V >f. i The Mock* that change ownership on , heart! Governor Brucker I the■attitude the Free ... wtth Jane, didn r. p t . Cjlgw*. Hale lhr ni)or of thp exchange represent the ■ dldn t1 I1 a*k you a week ago lo Bennett park forum. Elue­ in the matter ot the 18th umvndmr d these * *. ». . I1~A\.S,"‘Ido'?' buildings, machinery und other prop*- 011 lh,’'r rBxftirK?” nt ti-.h tMue we havy given a re- Kenyon. Dr. A E K ’ -na ton n anti and M L Cook attend ­ .......... ......... . u. ----... t know von ty owned by corporation* No riutter 1 know you did did. but I couldn't find the i-n criior - address but here bureau? along one of "surrender wish to make a few remarks con- ’d the. ronarr-wranal convention a; Al­ what th* price or any Individual stock • d,ol* caMor oil in the house!" A JUST ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. make the criminal behav legan Tuesday. ivming the crowd. may be on Wall street, the [x-pumal i •’ obt t-> the pimma! - During his acceptance speech. Pte. M. F Jordan ot Mlddii-ville wa* in property, the buildings and the ma­ dtd ruR /el the imprevu-n that .acknev i could never subscribt e-ipl« came oig <.» eurfoslly to tlie city Saturday as a delegate to the chinery arc there; they are the real rnforccni- nt of the democrat'c county convention giimiee of the governor or *impwealth The price i* to quite an extent txxp-mikihjy ve> hear ills oratory, but were there a matter of sentiment. Insofar a* an o.ing political; other rack in what hq- had to say and Chicago where she wilt visit relatives. advance in paw*Mili»n a better senti­ were »omo- Otic thing E E Brawn. one of the editors of the • 'entente with those of in the country, it b» of much Flushing Observer, wa* in the city Sat- ment value Tlw worst evil .from which we urdarand gave, the Banner office a have suffered in recent months ha^ bat fiicrd the enunpaid strict pleasant call been, lack of c<pifidcnce: The advanc- [ Mi> Hattie Evan- returned to her 'it throughout the address in ing price* on Wall Street indicate a re-; Ind'-t* ndmt. I the fact that pie governor home tn Bellevue Tuesday after spend* tum of confidence, and so arc en­ ic longest talk by far that wr Ing a f-w day* resorting at Wall Inke couraging to the entire country. ! THIS AND THAT ■t heard him make There wa*. and visiting friends In this city. But what encourages live Banner far' Mt* A. D Kniskem and sou- left for > ’li.-vnc-w among those who "liquor control' ant more than all thl* is the advance in the landing ixeaure tlw sun beat Montana the; first nf th* week. {Mtbluhcd and commented upo prices in the basic industry of this MUS Nellie Baldwin left Friday for trongb and made t)»r teirtpera(country, ahlch is farming. Since the tentative plan simitar to thar in force ifirt- unrondortsble Rut there, ags Milwaukee, where she has secured a middle of June wheat and other grain* tn Ontaril^-our next-door neighbor not the slightest trace of heckling or position. have made a notable advance in price Can.voian province. In view of this. | b-x’ine that one might expect 'during Cotton Is 2i per rent higher than it i Piingent Paragraphs FIFTY-FfVE YEARS AOO TODAY was a teye ’seek* ago Hogs and cattle „ . .what Dr A O Hart has lo say re- ; «Uttl troubled time* a* these. We did not get the impression that The city delegate* to the representa ­ good burtnew and; «ard{^ ’“ ,fllk »arr' ‘®»“s ; command M per rent better prices than, Alva Ah a Peter-,, Peter? may mav be l»- tnieretling initrettinz. Mr Mt 1 the crowd wax swept off it* feet, so to tive convention are Estes Clark. A L Wd .‘etenog to cheer up-and be merry Peters U tlw Provincial ChlrJ qf police' -i-s-iik. bv the governor* talk, but we Horton. E. L. Kruppen and James P they did last spring Butter and eggs! have advanced 35 per cent In recent After all it * gravity ahat keeps things ci Kent county. Ontario, with head- hare sejdom. it ever, seen ‘more con- Robert. To the Senatorial. Lewi* month.* The.*e are the mo*: concrete quarter- at Chatham Hr told Dr 1 crsiirated attention Jn an outdoor a*-. Beadle Earl Brown. Dr Philo Drake and positive evidence* of a better con-1 do* n.—Boston Herald. Price per gallon alone dot* not Hart that the Jail at Chatham-*us full s.-mbtage-rf thia stze. Judging from and 1 w Vrooman diUO'n: and if reasonable price* shall’ determine the coit of paint. The A. H Keiih. late of Ft Wayne. In­ be obtained for thewe product* it will Tlie Mme apparatus tlvat beats tlie of small bvotleggefs and home btewers the, Bennett park crowd jx-ople Un* He ascribed the rea*on for the activity .' *r are doing more of their cun ]*,, diana. ha* purchased of E O GUlman American home will keep it cool in the of the "small fry tn the illicit liquor li'-na! thirtking than heretofore and the livery and feed stable near the cor­ go a long way toward restoring normal1 , The Banner cannot economic conditions. A* far a* the lhat President Hoover, having nrlgi- future. *ay* a heating engineer. Ha. buxine** to the exorbitant prices the art- i.ot lo be earned away easily by ner of Jefferson and Court street* Ha Banner 1* concerned, we have gained —thete things determine the, Canadian gm ernnient puts on liquor oratory, lias the appearance of being a businci* far more encouragement because a rutted the program now being applied and beer -Mjicj m tlw government store* ----------man and we wish, him success in his good start has been made toward pros-1 actual cost of painting. That's lo recue bUslDeM arid agncultt^e lo' busine** ‘ Crumbs of Wisdom One of tlie new haberdashery tads is It cost* *o much that those who learnperoHs times by advance* tn the price* why it pays to choose LDWI , . . .. -co rd tn to ui'uu itiAttll ano and orrw brew unocr under inc live proiiorm|i acuvit), 1* the logical one to tee t . . Mrs -M E. Taylor, being about u> gj1 of farm products than became of ad-! bJKor.MM .hlrt. Bu. bbw do Itxi )UMUm „„„ „nlUwM „„„ BROTIIIRS HIGH STAND­ ea*t for new goods, desire* all who are vances in the prices of speculative it through BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. expect to sell something we already, cheap liquor and sell Id their immediARD House Paint. For HIGH indebted to her to call at onoe and pay Mnm Ihave?—Washington Post. .ate neighbors They are constantly STANDARD covers mere str-* up. A word to live wise is sufficient IN NAME ONLY. | law. Mr Peter* say. ... are growing out oi * "We thi^ worship • _______ running _______ afoul the Tlie Honorable A. C. Towne, the INTERPRETED. natural po**e.Miorv ""— Strange a* it may seem, Mrs. TheoA banger ls a man who charge* you Um‘ ble t>x>tlcggers and the beer barons oft natural —ttanr-.' Henry VnrH Ford. 1 representative of the south district of A father wa* giving rxnr advice to! this county, has a free scholarship for his » son. At the end of the lecture he ’ w.r v. P„«.,r ,1. some dr-wrvlhg young man in the said; inr-r preMOent. u ‘tin receiving letters then (wls lhat llp ha* done you a.favor er». Till* coming from Mr. Peter* who fair of belligerent nation*. —Frank B Ixiuuvifi”. Medical College Anyone — "Now. my boy. you: understand per­ <4 ■ congratulation that: 1—Her soni-Q^ Qty Derrick • Las beer. Provincial Chief of Police for Kellogg, former Secretary of State, (desiring the position should apply to fectly. what I mean?" ' lias been.nominated as a candidate for . _«-------I about five year* and ills father who ----------- *. lam at once. Mr. Towne's post office ••Yes." said the youth. "It boils down, lhe presidency. 3—Her husband has It takes hard work to make easy hv- ■ !,e'd 1 P*itJ0R {or twenty "Vnless a man get* joy from his work address u Milo. Barry county. Michi­ to thia: 1! 1 do well, it s because, of my I £«»»> <« u» p^aer. .or,. | gan HASTINGS illustrious forebears. if I fail it's my PHONE 1101 The "Btar" baseball club of' this city own fault." SHIRT HEADQUARTERS THE SAB FATE BF SMITH Quotation , ♦ A y w BUY HOUSE PAINT ON PRICE ALONE GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. ♦ �THK HASTINGS BANNER, WKDNKRDAY, AUGUfiT H, IMS > * Settle This Winter** HEAT Question Now e. There has never been a time when you could heat so much space for so little money! VW Do you know that we Heatrola 3900 f! r 'Umt In the history of our "I when »e could offer mi much for m little money. A»k your neighbors who have (hr Genuine ESTATE IIEATHOI.A how they like . I hem. A'k them how % ,©*© - inc for the furl they con- arc satisfied that they have the best and most eennomlcal house heating appliance to be had and then order one for yuur- Be Sure and Get a GENUINE HEATROLA Miller Furniture Co for the ntrancc surance by Aternoon. or tak- Our car of shingles has arrived—if you need a new roof better talk it over with us and see how cheap you can buy theibest British Colum­ bia Red Cedar Shingles. \ ♦ mrmfrlll be ABOUT INSULATION—Wc are in a position to sell you insulating board at about the price officers fi-Trib- most dealers pay for their insulating •r 1ron\ board. Your» truly, > gladly mtruins tat will The HOME LUMBER CO ells me TELEPHONE 2276 HASTINGS, MICH. 1 insmnn LO W Prices n kind moldy at North Side Grocery/ ago to FRIDAY, Aug. 19 i t find SATURDAY, Aug. 20 JELLO Butter Chair* of M>ddl«»ill< or Shultz c All Flavors Package . . Kellogg's Pep ph* 10c OLIVES, Tall_12-oz. Bottle, Plain, 15c E iE ♦ Post Bran Flakes ♦ p|<*- 10c DAJTES, Fsncy Bulk, lb8c SOAP CHIPS. Irg. box, Big 4, ea. 15c Camay Soap 3 Bars ±7c id, PURE PRESERVES irt 15c Minute Tapioca p^- 15c . PACKAGE OF1 SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR FREE! H Order Your Meat From Us—We Will Please You □s. D. INGS PRESSION ON MENTAL DISEASES SMIMSON'S F EPOCHAL SPEECH KALAMAZOO HOSPITAL HAS 2800 PATIENTS Dr H A»-Hurter, superintendent of the SuteTiirapilal al Kalamazoo, gave an interesting address at the Commer’cia! Club Tuesday noon on the general theme of the effect of'such a depies»ioh a* wc ar* no* passing through upon mental diseases The doctor staled that it costs thy state and fed­ eral governments 895.000.000 a year to care for mental discuM-s. of which amount Michigan alone, lor 'her insane and feeble minded, haa expended 84.­ 000.000 annually. About 400000 arc now being cared for at mental' iwapitaU in this country. Hr declared that in the United States there an- probably 1000X00 people who liave some form of mental trouble, or will have it before they dlr At Kalamazoo there arc 2800 patient*, tn recent years it has cost alxiut SI.DOo.000 tn Cary on that hospital The budget for the present year is 8728.000 Tlie patients receive modern hospital food, drum* and ktipplie* per patient is day two yeara ago In addition to tbelr regular work of caring for the patient*, each, state hdsplta) conduct* potiderful thins* they sa? Do Not Be Misled! research work to Iram the eausea of a}w>ut the Genuine EH­ mental disease. Tliese causes are of . TATE HEATROLA are true. two kind* First, a predlspmtng cause, second, a direct tati.se • Of tlie predUfxnlng case* Ui« n is hr*t heredity. Next, jwor mental hy­ giene. Next, defects .of jxrsonahty. bad habit*, poor health and a general "Complete Home Furnishers' lack of adjustment to our complex life. Ot the direct causes hhfre u:c the 'organic and the inorganic.^ From or­ ganic diM-wses result many mental trouble*. Venereal,discwiCacause about . j ten per rent Ot Insanity cases. Other A Ahlftks*. loafing fanner always' dlr ct cause* are hardening of the Ps slightly nmiuing when a four teen-year-old girl indulgently refer* t<. works <>n Sundays and holidays hoping , arteries, addiction to harmful drugs, her tiilrty-scvcn-year-old father a.s thereby to receive double creditfor his, drinking intoxicating liquors and -old timer."* < ijort / bodily breakdown caused by some ■ form of physical disease. About fifty per cent of the direct causes of mental —r breakdown arc organic, aiul fifty per cent ddc to defect! of personality, poor . . . adjustment to our complex civtli/atioij. a refusal to face reality, and espej^:j ■^1 W •dully to u lack of mental hygiene. By projx r m< ntal hygiene he meant n willingnr-s to meet and adjust one's ♦ HINMAN’ S Phone 2491 OBITUARY. Albert Schaflhauser died July 28 at lhe age of 62 year*, at hl* lynmc in Del­ . ton, .He 1* survived by his wife, I mother, und two slstef*. six daughter*. three sons, nine grandchildren and a 1 IumL of other relatives to mourn their i loss Interment In Hickory Corners, SPOKE OF EFFECT OF DE­■ cemetery. Predicts Increase In Cases Be­ SAYS SIGNATURES ON THE cause Of Worry and Anxiety PEACE PACT MEAN OUT­ Due to Present Conditions LAWING OF WAR ESTATE e MTOIMLK BYDR.fl.A.MORTER Guaranteed Merchandise We Deliver NATIONS OWE RESPON­ SIBILITY TO EACH OTHER Japan Takes Offense At His Discussion of Itl, Manehurian and Chinese Occupations • Secretary <»f State Stlm.-on made a speech at a New York gathering of th* Council on Foreign Relation* in New York Ctty on Monday afternoon last week that was beard around the globe It was an epoclud event He referred briefly to tlw Tact that 39 nation* had signed the Kellogg-Briand peace pact, outlawing war as a matter of national. and international policy What did the 39 nations mean by tijeir signature* and what did they intentionally or un­ intentionally accomplish by signing i such a pact? In his address Secretary Stimson • Iwld that war Is now definitely- out-1 laWed. Since tlie harm to civilization: caused by the World war. he said, the nations of the earth have cometoreul- NO OTHER Food Can Take the Place of Good Clean Milk O MATTER whetter it w for children will feel better, you’ll ’ start heulth-biiilding quanties, or for the youngsters, on the road to health ECONOMY, you can buy no food thatand ,happineM. At the same time your will compare with good CLEAN milk. living expenses will be a lot less. We would by no means advise "that When it comes to good CLEAN milk, anyone should attempt to live on mi>k. nowhere in Michigan will you find alone. Plenty of good clean milk along CLEANER milk than our Grade “A" with vegetables unite to make a per­ Pasteurized. Michigan state teats fect diet, and supply tfie body, with prov<* lhat. If you do riot care for just the vitatnines demanded for good Pasteurized.milk, no cleaner raw milk health. Dispense with rich foods and pastries and nubstarnte good clean milk can be found than our Grade “A” raw and vegetables. ' i oil’ll feel better, the milk. N ■Highlandt Dairy Grade “A” Milk 'Patteurized or Rawr 10c Quart Highlandt Dairy Grade ”B ” Milk < Patteurized or Raw 8c Quart THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W.-COOK, Prop. COMMENDS COUNTY ROAD COMMISSION PHONE 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN BANKRUPT SALE o£ Thos. E. Waters o Son tions concerns all others 'rhe others • Men's Dress Straw Hats, Values to $2.00. Fri. & Sat. 39c can no longer be neutral In the sense of kw|ring "hands on" of the two STATE HIGHWAY MAN SAYS belligerents. Especially Is this true BARRY CO. IS DOING When a war ts bring waged for tm-, * SPLENDID WORK perlahsttc purposes 'Such fi war can no longer be rtwogQlxrd a* a lawful proceeding by the signers of th? p.«: IMPROVEMENT OF TWP. Atty territory gained by such a war cannot be tycognlaed by the signers of ROADS SATISFACTORY the peace treaty as belonging to the conqueror. Having outlawed war. th- Engineer Supcrvia-­ iigincur Rakowsky xuiKuwsKy supervis nntions of tlw earth should stand Dyi 1 ing Construction Work On । the te rms of their agreement Secretary Stimson made it very plain ! The 187 Miles that the United States, as one of the' Work is still prograssing under tlw signatory powers, can no longer ignor. ..... lakes ...V, place anywhere on .... ®n-«.on nt Count, En.inntr tutora. war that the globe. Wc.must be concerned over i sky. on the 167 mile* of township high­ .. ...» ----------...... l^ken ovec by the CqU|ltyi Sy far it. Whenever that war .l.to ah<f .1. tlw----catiM-s' leading up to it shall have .been in- the writ has been completed In twelve Vcstigated by. and reported by. a com­ of the sixteen township* and will be mittee representing Jhe signers ot the nnished in the remaining four within jM-ace pact, fixing definitely . the rcsponalbillty for the war. the nations of It is surprising what an improve­ the earth who signed qja< pact are ment has been .made on the mileage W(UV„ „„ u, uvr „ vullliIl ,,vu. „ if you have to lose and to be a good morally as well as legally bound, in the which hits w so ,tar been completed. By} opinion <>f 'S'-irdaty Htini .. pUt ln lighter at all times Answering the question: "Are men­ tain the conclusions of the invesUga- • «ufh condition as would be expected on tal diseases increasing?" Dr. Morter t°rB a. county road, as the county road answered "Jes." In 1880. (□ out of Japan a signer of the peace pact, commission has only 8160 to use on each 100.000 people suffered Mxpc form whose recent and unwarranted attack ,.Uch mile of township highway taken of mental disease. There was an in­ upon Shanghai will • be remembered. mrr nut q is surprising what has crease of 100 per cent In the next 34 whose earlier invasion of Mandhuria' been acnmiplished with that 8160 on yean We find that.-in 1004. 128 out and more recent occupation of that the mileage so far Improved. Ditches of each 100.000. so affected, while In part of china will be recalled, has have been made at tlw sides and n 1928. 221 out of each 100.000 suflered taken deep ofTenae at the -words ut-1 roadway eighteen feet wide has bee n from some form of mental disease. ’ tered by Secretary Stimson Ja;>an1 prepared, with sloping sides. Where He stated that, in the more than realizes that she has Men a party to. gravel was needed it has been put on two years tn which the depression has attacks upon China which arc not: to nil up the holes in the road; but been on. then had been no increase tn sanctioned by the other signers of the with so little money only a small the number of patients received at the peace pact and are not in harmony amount of graveling could be provided, Kalamazoo State hospital: but he ex- with the letter nor the spirit of tjie Improving township roads is being iwcted there would be an increase in Kellogg.Briand agreement Evidently done .by Brown Brothers, road con-; ■future years, because the mental dis­ -a hen Japan affixed her name- to a tractors, who have a good equipment of turbances. worries and anxieties pro­ treaty outlawing war. her rulers road building machinery twees-1 duced by' the depression would mani­ thought that act was only a gesture,;awry for such « task, also an organlrafest themselves iti an Impaired mental and not sincerely meant. Japan now tion capable of operating the machin- i I condition later on. That bad been sees that tlw otlwr signers are taking ery to best advantage. When the total1 proven by the World war. There Is an the treaty seriously at a time when, mileage is finished, we are sure it will increasing ixrccntagr ot World war Japan yished to.do some land grab- lie clashed os' a. remarkable ‘•bowing.| veterans who manifest some form of bfng. r when it Is'considered that nll tlic work -mental disturbance. This was due td CORD PLIES f Japan excuses her actions in Man- ; has been done for only $160 per mile1 the fact that these young men were churta by staling that she had rights i provided by the state for tliat pur- ; LUNDER THE taken away from the environment to In that country before lhe Kellogg- pose. ’ .^1 ------Rec<,ntly L TREAD y a representative of • the! which they were accustomed and -tttr "flriand jwace agreement wurg they were used to and put In an which ' ' ' 'is perfectly ' ’true. But thesee State Highway High Department visited thia altogether different environment and rights did not give her the authority, county, drove over the township roads, surroundings, with nothing resembling without consultation with and the con­ where the work had then been finish-1 the work they had been accustomed to sent of the other nations of the world. ed and expressed his warmest approval.’ Tins had unbalanced them so that an t<> overrun that Chinese iiruvlncc with Hr stated that Barry county had come Increasing number are finding their her army as slw has done. Japan Nearest of all Michigan counties In do- ■ way to hospitals for the treatment of holds that she look |h|s action to pro­ ing what the' legislature intended ( mental disrasec. The unemployment tect her own interests, as well as the should be done in improving township' we have now has taken men away interests of the residents of Man­ highway mileage as fast as it is taken from their regular worjt. making them churia. But there can b>- no doubt over. Our county road commission and. uneasy and nervous. It is un u)*.*etting Japan planned, and still plans, to ma)te Engineer Rakowsky arc entitled lo factor, wtdeh will bring recruits ’ to Manchuria a part of the Japanese em­ much credit for thia good work state hospitals in future years. Because of their lack of equipment (■ pire < /Tlie sjwakcr urged the Importance Under these conditions, the other for roadmaking, township highway of »6 living lhat one will no: mar nor signers of live prate pact could do no officials could not havty’accomplblwd scar his personality by doing what less than they did. whlqh was to send as much as the county with three times! may cause himself or anyone else a disinterested commission to investi­ a* much money Tliat would be no suffering or sorrow. Especially should ».». gate the causes leading up «. to wapuua Japans crilichm of such onicials. But such; -one be busy ut some useful work war-like actions In Manchuria and fix wmfc cannot be done without the tool*; wherever jxnsible. He said that' in the responsibility for what has been',o do il with. |imc* like .these we ought all to feel done There can be no doubt about the ——— • • • -------- -— tliat we must help the unemployed, ar- urgent need of all the other signers of OBITUARY. far as we are able.-and find Jobs for the peace pact standing together in Ira Grant Hart old* ’ non of them wherever wr ctyv. Wc do not sustaining the this ---------------investiKB-, Chauncey and Clata Hart, wa; ... report of — . born in Low prices on tires is one thing—extra quality at low want a dole in this country. Tliat Ung committee when It shall be made. Rnpe township. Barry co. November 3. prices is quite another. means the breakdown of |X-r*onallty. Evidently this country will do that 18*58. and! departed thl* life August 8. When you can get the Extra Values of Firestone's But there Is need of interest In and The public opinion of the world must 1932. al the age of 83 yr* , 9 mu>. and ! help for individual* two patented construction feature*—Gum Dipping and be directed against any nation that.a days, at hi» former home tn Baltistart* a war agalrwt another, or which'mare township where be had gone to Twb Extra Gum-Dipped Cord Plies Under the Tread— FORMER BARRY CO. RESIuses war as a means af natiprial ag- visit his youngest daughter He had at’no premium in price, you are'getting the pvosl in grandlzcment • .been in til health a long time, but was Safely and Mileage your money can buy. Funeral ritrAt were held thia after­ Another conclusion which Americans always active, and never complained, noon at Hebbks Chapel for the late canna; cscajo- 1* that our country u no taking great delight m making other*: Mrs Phcbe Q. Snyder. 78. 11 lifelong longer an Isolated part of the world- happy Hr suffered his aetond *tn>ke ■ low today; in fact, the lowest cyer kpown. resident at thia vicinity, who died at 6 We are concerned with war- wherever;about six week* ago. tlie day before his You owe it to the safety of Vour family and yourself o'clock Saturday evening at her home. they may occur. We are vitally sflect- *rcdhd wife. Lottie Murphy Hart, to to equip your car with Firestone—the Strongest and 445 West Van Buren street, following a ed by them. We must share rfsponsl- whom be wa* married nearly three: long 1 linen The Rev Thomas Laity, bility with other nations in bringing to,years ago. died He rallied from the! Safest Tires you can buy at the prices you want to pay. of Kalamazoo. officiated and burial pa*s a world public opimon which "ill 'trokc and was up m.a few days, death . Drive in today. Then you will understand why made in Oak Hill cemetery. make It impossible for one nation to coming suddenly from a. heart attack.! Firestone Tires are fhe outstanding preference of car Tlw deceased. who wa* tlie widow "of attack another, and especially a weak-1 February 13. 1890. he was united in; owners. . the late Votney C Snyder, had been an er one. with fhc aim of conquest, or marriage to Mary Lender* ot Hickory invalid and confined to a wheel chair with a purpose of making conquered corners, who preceded him In death1 In these days of thrifty buying—FIRESTONE EX­ for many years She Wm born at Hick­ territory a part oi the domination of 10 years ago last February To thl* TRA VALUES COUNT! ory Corners. Barry county, on Decem­ the nation which makes the attack union throe daughters were burn, the ber 14. 1853. lhe daughter of Horace Wc believe that lhe world's Judgment eldest dying tn Infancy The other*.. Ll-tcn to lhe VOICE OF FIRESTONE'* Every and Mary Ralston, who were among will unite upon the clear, forceful ex- Mrs. Samuel Keller and Mrr Edward Monday Night over ..NBC Nutiunuide Kataurk ' the early settlers of Barry county, com­ irrcwlon of world public opinion made I Rice, with 1hree grandson* and two the ing to Michigan from New York state. by Secretary Stimson apd all right- 'granddaughters J-*~ are ' 'left " 'to mourn “ She tud been a resident of Battle thinking people will be glad to see ‘less of a loving father and grandfather.> Creek for the loaf 37 years. • America sei out deliberately with the . also two brothers. Eugene and Ell Hart,1 Tlie late Mrs. Snyder U survived by fixed purpose ot carrying but tlx- let­ >nd a sister. Mrs O. V Stamm, andi two daughter. Miss Ethelyn Snyder, at ter.’ a* well a* tlie spirit, of the Kel- 'several nepheus and nieces It can’ home, and Mrs. C. O Bush, of 38 Hub­ logg-Brund agreement to compel world be truly said this world has last a good bard street; three suns, Arthur Snyder. peace and abolish war man by his passing, but Ood't will, not . ot 47 Post avenue, southwest. and Floyd The speech of Secretary Stimson?>oun. be done The funeral was held O. Snyder, of "47 Fairview avenue: which ha* the endorsement of Presi­ at the U. B church in Hastings. Rev.1 feven grandchildren and two great­ dent Hoover. U. a hopeful sign pointing T H Hoos assisted by Rev. Fred Kina1 Phone 2240 Cor. Court and Jefferson Burial at grandchildren —Battle Creek Moou- to world peace and world disarma­ conducting the service. Hickory Corners. !I , Journal. August 8, 1932. ment. 'firestone EXTRA VALUES COUNT Compare Corutruction . Quality . Price ANDRUS RERVIi �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AVGUST IT. 183! PAGE SIX Second Amendment to the State Con­ stitution Would Wreck Present Tax System Without Adequate Substitute PUMPING PUWT IS RUN CHEAPLY council and Khool -board. ,nue U required to pay the interest and erica. An interesting story w told u^bl ^dhe?^.Sheldon. At the reduced water rate* the city'wipe out the bond*. Hawing* for- by Dr. Hwitsrr relating .to the land been ;irttlt g 1 H brotnen w. can not only pay all crntS of operation tunately escaped that situation by grant that had been handed down in accompanied Mm. of the waterworks system, but it will building its new system without lell-; the WaUdorfl family. Tlie grant wa* Mr*. M- BhildonP* u JSXrJXXl. lUr OI W bond, U.«d to W.Udorft. rto ~- !>»>-«•■ ‘m,. Sd Mri' *i**??.\ atMlng U Cvht to J.he taxes Of |t|_,_,nr__vll|. u.mvr im n»u'|-a- v..rv ndtim- At one Howart' clSPsuSv " afternoon at £ - • (Continued from page one) interesting write up •onnl property can be made, however. I The new amendment cull this existing SAVINGS REFLECTED IN TEN be'required. ' ........................................ Not only that, but the I OF WALLDORFF REUNION , -J’ “ ------ .... tha( have out-1 standard about in two and makes no , .city now has on hand in a savings ac­ I PER CENT REDUCTION Viaitnr nf Taanintr nf'Tnml ln« court action to clung? it back. «<•'-: nl'o called on Mrs. Mn» Reau I provision for additional revenue. standing previous to 1932. Also addi­ count at local banks, it considerable' Visitor Tnhl Told Of Issuing of Land neMl rcunlon be held at the.ikr Saturday. tional levies against real and personal | Possibly thia amendment was InOP RATES sum of money belonging to the water-; J tended to force a change in our *y»; Grant and How Man’s , same place and Milton Nobles wus rrCharley Vrltr and d»“«h J • property may be made up to 850 per । works fund, which can be used. I! any ■i reted nre-ltii-nt ■ Carl Reau’licr, wife and unugnier 81.000 valuation for a period not to j tem of*taxation. Real estate is bearing Name Was Changed % p ,»<> ; :.-ip»-nt-Sunday with hfc sister, Mrs. < breakdown in any 'part of the plant exceed five years provided that two­ | an unfair aharc of government cost but CITY HAS GOOD RESERVE •kJ should occur, without asking the tax-1 NORTHEAST WOODLAND. fium. and family of Wealj <****“: . . ' third* of the people affected are will­ St Is no easy or inslgniflccnt task to FUND FOR EMERGENCIES payers for a cent, or without bonding! Last week mention was tnqde of the plan a new one. It sceins probable .'.(r and Mr* E J ajeldmi attended ing. . the city. Surely tliat is. a gratifying' Walldorff-Noblcs family reunion held I Mr; Farrell. Mr*. Veltc and Mr< Tlie real and personal property taxes [that if this amendment is passed, gov­ Council Dlaplays Oood Judj. ZE ar the Wall lake cottage of Mr. and,Tyler were Hasting* virltor* Thursday the F.;rr rvutUon ut Gull lake as >. Mrs. Waller Hammond of N; Haa-1 Mr “rid Mr*. Van«en®f have always been the backbone of gov­ ’ ernment units from the state on down ' ! Another matter which our council; Mrs -Harry Walldorf! ment In Management of — •­ ernment revenue tn Michigan- Econ- will either have to'bccome totally use­ In tire Tueulay. August B. Issue of , ting* and Mrs. Homer Sawdy were in called un Mlles Bawdy Sunday ite>‘ has handled in a . way that has not । omirti agree that these two sources less-or else resort to some radical and Affairs of Hastings _ , added to the .tax burdens of the city the Ludington Daily News, appeared Ypsilanti Murray and Tuesday vuit- noon and m the evening caucu have been bearing an unjust share of untried'system of taxation for raising I Anyone^fr-hp visit* the. city water- I* the operation of the sewage disposal a fine write-up of the reunion, by ink Mrs. Flqs?ic Pooler, ratunung by John Stair* , the government load for many years. the absolute minimum of revenue ■ works atstion will be Impressed with plant. The city council has so far been Groce Tlllion Smith, who. in company I the way of 'Jackmn visiting the. lat'j * 1 ■’ . . The fellow whos Jock, the mos Is Thu proposed amendment drastically necessary for carrying on government. , Hie efficient operation of that plant by abb? to operate the disposal plant with­ with Dr and Mrs O. O Switzer, at- te:'« Uster , it* electric pumping equipment. It is out employing any extra labor. That tended the picnic. reduces lhe real and personal property­ To sum up: Hmy Hsnsbarger. wife and family the one who thinks that If he can just A vote of Yes means that, you are .not only efficient, but It is also saving may not always be true, but it shows' Milton Nobles of Grandville is prcsl- were tn Dowell attending the Valentine make enough-money everybody win tax. and hence al) state and local gov­ ernment incomes, without proposing a willing to risk new. radical and Untried good money for the taxpayers of Has- the disposition of the council td con- i dent ot the Association and announced reunion recently. | happy at home. substitute. It takgs no account ot the schemes of taxation for the sake of tings. Already that saving has been .sider lhe taxpayers' interests. i that four’ birthday? were being eele-1 ’ —-- ------------ — fact that before taxes can be drastical­ getting a reduction in the real and per­ reflected in a ten per-cent reduction Grapd Rapids ha»al»o made an In- ibrated thnr day. Tlie oldest celebrant.' ly reduced with safety to government, sonal property tax. of. .water rates charged to patrons, vestment in a sewage dlspbtal plant.!| Murk Gibbs, was OT years of aeZHe“was A vote of No means • that, even Coming ns this did after a ' 32 per smaller in proportion to the size of the I the man who Cut the first HTe On the government expenses must be reduced. Herewith is a table showing the ef- though you believe the present burden cent reduction in the amount of city xlty than haa Hastings. Tliat city is Walkiorff farm and helped to build feet the proposed amendment will have on real <ind personal property to be taxes and a 23 jx-r cent decrease In; assessing each home, factory and UUsi-lI tlie log hon<c there, experiencing all in Barry county. Tlie total tax figures excesslvc._you had rather see the In­ school tax made this year by the school ness place where sewage is emptied in­ the vicissitudes'of pioneer life, ' for 1031 were obtained'from the coun­ evitable adjustment done with more board. It should make the people of to the system, a regular service chaigcJ Mrs Switzer told something of the thmioht ujid and care than would be pos uas-­ ■ Hastings satisfied with -the ndminU- But Grand Rapids had to borrow over'| geneaology of the Walldorf! family. ty treasurer and totals under the I1, thnught. Follow the Crowds 138 E. State St. pet.cent limit estimated from assess­ sible if the amendment were put into tratlon of - Its public affairs by our 81.500,000 for her plant, so .some rcye- । going back to their migration lo Ainment valuations compiled by the board effect. . ■ ot supervisors; BANKRUPT SALE of Thos. E. Waters & Son 16385738 SES . •g • AREVERYFORTUNATE (Continued from page one) Special camp fires and other pro­ .» 19 599.33 $ 12.070.0Q grams are arranged for every evening 12.950 00 . 21.4M34 Visitors are heartily- invited to'visit . 16280 00 camp nt any time during this period • 17330 00 and a special camp fire program and I 25.832 30 27.930.00 oj»cn house will'be arranged for Thur* | 43.234 53 15,600 00 day evening. August 25th. at 7:30 12200.00 when nil adult* arc especially urged ‘ 1D.B47.3D 37.38" 61 13.920 'Ki t0 inspect the camp and see the scouts 1 13650.00 in artion 14 KID 00: T)U. camp will be directed by Lloyd '. 17 261 !»3 10,880 00 shaR-r. Field Executive of the ButtL-; 33331.24 l£i 62o<M»;Cn.|.lc ArPa council, and all officers are' 18.090.71 10280 00; picked men oGcmnp cxiierience. scout' 3d.fMMl.10 30.1'90 oo j training and ability to work with boys. 24.55000;TjM. ^fety pf u1(. waterfront is nsYankee Springs 1’4.611.29 • _7.»JOOOOLured under the leadership of.Willard: Ha-sting-s City .. 140545.76 78.200 on Johnston who has .directed such work ---- ---------- J at Camp Ben Johnston arid all other ' Total $575,359.67 $328.070.00;branches of activity have been assigned . Comparisons are-a bit difficult to to men who understand their work. ; • acciTratel. r . ... becau. . _... •, of ....t . t «•, Bos’5 an<l leaders who are lo tyt'.end ■ make camp need only lake clothes,: valuation figure* are constantly being towels, wash cloths and other personal' reviMd downward. Thus the actual equipment. All sheet*., blankets, pih | revenue to be derived from real and lows, etc.., arc provided by the W K personal property, sliould tin, amend; Kellogg -Fkiundaiion. These boy,, went be passed, would be substantially should plan to be at camp by noon of, Io* than the Cgltres we have used. the 22nd. and all lender* are asked tof based op the 1931 valuations. be in attendance by 2:30 P..M. of Hie It is evidfnt. however, that unless to­ 21st for an important officers’ meeting. tal government costs are suddenly : will be taken «a!ed dqwn to approximately 57 jkt care of by c. C Benson of Allegan and cent df the 1931 total. Barry county- Richard Cook-of Hastings. alone will be faced with a deficit amounting to- about 1247.000. nearly a ' Mr. and Mrs. Rutjicrfortf Bryant nf quarter of a million dollar*. The total amount of money that Battle Creek and Mix and Mrs. Lloyd . :-Li!1 of Dowling were Sunday.Kuests could be raised In Hastliuft for all g । t • brancli.-;- of government would not be at i Wayne Offley's. Mr. and Mrs. \V. Helmer entertained much more than enough to keep.tip the public I relative* from Grand Rapids. Hastings iitiblic schools: /.clinob.: Thomapple Thoma noli- township tow:ulih>ll would be $16 673 short of the 1931 re-iand Chicago. Sunday P. M. venue; and Yankee Sprim:>. when' as-1 Mr and Mr.-. Verden (Xnille of Preem--menu are lowest, would have to re-; port atki-Mrs. U-one Woolston und duce ixpmv.. by imwc than >7,000 to- family of Richland spent Bunday with, balance the budget. ! thcl?-parents, Mr. and Mrs.’Clyde. CoRrtmnry school money tmder tb.c1 villc. . proposed amendment would be reduced; Mrs. Clyde Coville had a very excltabout.40 per cent. This means Hun ing' exjicrlcnce Saturday- morning about T31.000 more-toward the upkeep, which she don’t cure to repeat. As of schools will havejo be raised in the; she started to* jjtAnp a pail o' water county—or school* expenses ’ reduced ' the plank of the platform over the wel'i i that much more in addition lo other gave away letting her down to the' reductions already mentioned. 'vent in the well'up to her. shoulder.'.! In Hasting*, by economical manage- -tn some way she got out. qmte badly! meat and cutting cxpen>* the local bruised and shocked from the exper-. dty tax rate'h:us ix-»n reduced to $20 leme. A* It wua> drove well Micj 'per $1,000. Tht:. is a low rate compared would have hud no way of escape it* । with otiter’cities of similar sice. Yet she was alone at the time. if tiie new amendfhent u passed, a rate The Martin. Lakeview and Wellman' of S15 per $1,000 will have to do for city, schools will have, a picnic at Thom- j .apple lake, Tuesday, August 16. Schooll co mty. and tale tax« as well. The average tux rate for all XLchi- will begin in the Wellman district! gan is about $33 per «.<KX> of valuation. August 29. . -. ■... । . Baltimore ... Barry ....•• Carlton .... . . Castleton ... Hastings . . Hope Irving Johnstown Maple Grove .Orangeville. . Prairieville . Rutland — KR.OGERS Choicest Quality Meats Pork Loin Roast 7lf h. ' I2 RIB END Cottage Butts Lb 1 fic SMOKED, BONELESS . * Bacon-Sugar Cured ,LI) 1ftc 2 lo 3 POUND PIECES Chicken * FINE FRESH DRESSED FOWL *■ V Lb. 16C Bologna and Frankforts u> 10c Rolled Rib Roast Lb 17C Beef Pot Roast. C*-aqL □IcdK u. 8C ROUND. SIRLOIN, PORTERHOUSE OR SWISS Beef Short Ribs ., Lb. HESE giant vapor-phase fractionating towers, the last word in modern refinery construction, have recently been completed at White Star'* Trenton, Michigan, Refinery. As a result a refining process, new and revolutionary, makes it possible for the White Star Refining Company to announce on August 23— . T THE BIGGEST NEWS IN THE GASOLINE INDUSTRY IN YEARS 1 4C 4 Lbs. for 25c EXPECT BIG THINGS! K < �THI HASTINGS BANNKB. WEDNESDAY, .AUGUST 17, 19M le has teldon, r. and him. i. Will MARRIED AT THE SOO. ANNUAL HOPE DARJNG Miss Edith Paine left Wednesday night. August ). 1932.* for Saul*. Ste GIRLS' REUNION THURS. Marie, Michigan, io become lhe bride of Mr Arthur Kelly of that city Be­ Had Delightful Time At Hilbert fore her departure njany friends Home In Woodland— gathered at her home and surprised Friday in Mr. and Mr* Loyal Edger have her with a shower of many lovely and Thirteen Present e । moved lo Leach lake for the rummer useful gUU. August llth was the day of the Hope is visiting I Mr and Mr*. Fred Kennedy spent Daring Olrl*' annual reunion, Twelve last Thursday and Friday In Grand EDITORS AND WIVES of them and Ml** Anna Johnson visited in JUpid* RIIF ’JT^ ATI CHARI HTTP theirroetSunday school Mr Mnd M„ E . Burton visited in UUfcb IO A LtlAHLU I 11 'Hop* tcacherDarlngi qx al Uie noipp. Social Events and Personal Mention on i this Reau- Mr and Mr* M O Abbott of Battle Mr* E. F. Bollum i[*nl Creek spent Thursday at Leach lake. Grand Rapid* Mis* Anna Jvhruon ha* gone to MU* Gertrud* Finstrom Traverse City to spend a month's va­ in Battle Creek this week cation. MUa France* C»rronwrs Marshall part of last week. peeled home from California lhe l**t ii > n d . . ■ . n i able home of th* J V Hilberts “n ids Is the guest ot Mias Sarah Schader una “ Delightfully Entertained By Mr. । woodland. Mr* Hilbert and Mrs D L. Cole Newton visited hi* sister. Mrs . , „ * Mr and Mr* T. H Johnston spent Christian of Hasting.-, were the has'.week Ur Jtfc and. — Mri. — M. H. DeFoc On Sunday with Mr and Mrs Will Burley »««. Andrew,, ol report 'es*es of the day. The girte" present Mr. D. D Walton .nd .Mldren 1 «> Ur K ' llh of Si John* Sunday P. M. Tuent.,- r.r.un, were Mrs J V Hilbert 'Beta Bushi Mr and Mra.*KUjab Hull of Charlotte vutled r.HUvo. In Mulliken l-rl ol Several Michigan editor* and their I of Woodland. Mrs D. L. Christian [ Mr and Mr* George Beverly Martin were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sny­ last week. Mis* Dorothy LeVan of Royal Oak-of Kalamazoo vuited their aunt. Mr*, wive* wvre privileged to enjoy a day of; 'Aunle L*ke> and Mrs Clayton Hlnckder on Friday. »“»'« XiwiST’mEw' .“«HM™'r"l Miss Dorothy Roush la spending the was the guest of Mis* Emily McElwain i Wm Sgltth, of the State Road Thurs- uhuiukl pkuun- k.«l on Tuesday. day Mr* Howard Birdsall and two chll-j Mis* Ruth Handy accompanied Mrs M the gueste of Mr and Mr- Muri H olrniUad ,piorftl« otta. of Grand. Mishler, near Lake Odrasa Eileen Daniel* of northeast Carlton dren spent the week end with friend* David Vail of Muskegon on a motor DeFoe of tlie Charlotte Republican-: Rapid*. Mrs F O. .Ridley <Penelppe 'Abbott! and Mr* Renn Biddmau: *ix-uj last week with tier grandparent.*. Ur Middleville. . trip to tlie upper peninsula, leaving Tribune Dinner wa* served at the ■ Tee-Off <RUabeth Webber, of Battle Creek. । Rev. and Mra dark Adams and fkm- Monday. Mr and Mrs Elwyn Daniels Mis* Hazel Fuller, who leaches in “““** M" l».n Homer Wuhburn ol. the L'nl- Inn where Gov Brucker wa.* Die guest Mn Chas A Weu»ert .Elaine Bau*r» of honor, followipg wliich the guest* 'of Kalamazoo, Mrs. Harry Hough Detroit, has been the guest of Mr. and Ralph Newton. |v.rally ot Colorado. Boulder. Colo. Mis R. C Fuller tiw past week. ‘w j vya‘kl,u »•» •« city Tbr a short time on] went to Bennett park where the Kel- <Edith Lake, of Columbuy-WU. Mlu] lr« band gave one of their fine con- (lenevU-ve Rider of Akrdi-.. O, Miss' MtssJran Brower came up from Wall rd the Wetherber reunion near Three ca|llng on (rlendj cerU and tire Governor addressed on* ; Hazel Puller of IVtroft. and Mrs Ches-, lake la-4 week and spent u few day* Mi^ <Francc*l*Flrt»er came home on MUn M“’- 8pr*Ui««. Gardner Chid- of tire typical Bennet: Park Bunday* ter Stem < Martha Striker> of Bi Louis with Ml* Hazel Rcxlne Downing. TuSday from Poughkeepsie. N. Y . for Humphrey Rohn* of MadWin Forum audiences of thousands • Mo. • . Mr. and Mr*. J *J. Engelmann and Wlaconaln. spent tire week end with The day ended in a m<»t drlightful goon after the arrival of the guest*.: family of Chicago are visiting her a month's vacation Mr und Mrs Andrew Kemp of Battle Mr an<l Mr' ° F Chidester. way at Hie hospitable home of the Dr- Mr Hilbert appeared to act as photngJinitluT. Harry Millet, and father. m — ----.. _• ... i Mr. and Mr.* Harold Bwnn*on and Foe's where an al fresm luncheon was raphrr for Uw day. At one o'clock 'Mr and Mrs John Palmer stwnt iCreek werr guests of Mr und Mrs. C F Richard of Big Rapids are sjiending served in lhe perfect wiling of their dinner wa* wrved al.Uir Ruel Cafc.i Sunday in Detroit, their daughter. Finstrom FltLrtroin on aunaay. Sunday. , 2 Bruce Casper of Walla--------Walla,- Wash.. 1 their vacation with Mr and Mrs WH- back yard with ita fine old trees fur- Thank* to tlie hostrsw* the table was Alice Jane, returning with them. ----- -----------------------— — — lard Ickes and Mr. and Mrs. James niahing a canopy ove rhead TherelbedutlfuUy spread, und a fine dinner; Mr*. Eunice Moore went to Baltic was the guest of Mu* Frances Car-, Bwanaon. shop-talk, politic*, matters .4 cur- was cnjoye<| by all. Cret;k Mot|day where *he will visit her — rothers -----------over ---------lhe week - “ end. J . 1 Mr am! Mrs. Earl Kerm.en of Cale­ Mstcr, Mrs Clara Moore, for a month. Mr* Frank Carrother* and Misses Mr and- Mr* . Harley Bawdy, ot Beatrice and France* Carrother* are donia qrxl Mrs Jennie Ingram of Lu­ old tunes of long ago breaking in now ‘r« turned to the Hilbert home when*, ther were Bunday guests of Mr and and then from the, Birmingham Ec-Getters were-read *iui message* given Grand Rapid.*, spent the week end in spending a few days in Detroit. centric editor's accordian. all combln-1 from some absent membe rs Be -. had | Hastings visiting relative* und friends. Mis* Norma Paton of Charlotte I* Mr* jack Snyder Mr and Mi:.. Clifford Dolan. Nancy spending this week with her grandpar-' FYancU Ritchie of lAitsing and Rob­ >na to keep the gur*U lingering lone j provided n unique entertainment by . ert «*,«.„*«Ritchie v> of ^■M,au**c Ctuirlotte w<-,r were ouuuu> Bunday after the moon first cast its flickering, cringing out a vast collection, n seems and Tom have gone to Presque Dlr ent*. Mr and Mr*. Cole Newton - । to your scribe, tte>u.Mnd* of .-.napshotz..: Mr and Mra. Clare Burton and fam- and Monday guest* of Mi and Mr.- shadows on the gras* near Alpena for a two weeks' vacation Those piesent were Mr and Mr* 'There were not only pictures of those Mr ami Mrs Fred Keller of Stony ily of St. Johns were Sunday guest* 61 Harry Ritchie, who took the young Averill of the Birmingham-Eccentric.', present but of the g'.ilt and their i men bark Monday evening. Ridge. Ohio, were gueata <>f Mr* F. M Mr and Mrs. M O Hili and family. Mrs Harold Sides (Kittle Mclntpslb 1 Mr and Mr* Harley FVx and Wil- Mr and Mrs. Gallagher, ol tie- Al-' friends through the year* of High, Craig and Mrs. Elizabeth Miller last «nd daughter Jam- of Bjttle Creek Ham are taking a short vacation going legan New*; Mr. und Mrs Flier, of th^ sclrxil. college and tlw years since I Mr and Mr*. F B Lane were gumte vtrtted Mr*. M O Hill on Tuesday. Ho Kvans lake and Detroit Saturday, Durant Express; Mr and Mrs. Howell., Then* wa* much merriment over the of Dr. and Mr* J R Hay and Mr and Mrs Glenn Uiubaugh and son. Jack.' remaining until Wednesday, the guest.* of the Chesaning Argus; Mr and Mr- change, in style. “I remember that Eaton, of the Plymouth Mail. Mr and -dress of*---- —" was heard several Mr-* F E Lune of Sar.-mac oh Satur-jhave gone to Dowagiac for a week's of Mr and Mrs Ed Darling. d«> visit with Mr. and Mis. Leslie Paget Mr and Mra John L'askas and thn • Mrs. Brown, of the Ingham County' time*, and one said thoughtfully, i Knthieen Daniels ,4 northeast CarlMi*.--* Margaret and Betty Wilcox children and hi* *t*ter and baby ot News; Richard M Conk and Mrs Wm remember I had'* brown suit about ron is Ha nding thia week with her <4 Jackson are visiting Mrs ti. C., Montreal. Canada came Tuesday for H C«x»k. of the -Hastings Banner. Mj wtiint time, but it doesn't seem pOMiblci - -Elwyn -j Brock and. other relatives this week, a vtart with hi* slrter and husband. Mr. and Mr - McGrath, ofathe Charlotte it ever looked like that Another lie'-1 prendpqjvnU. 'Mr. " and Mrs. R< ptiblican-Tribuiie. Judge and Mr.- petered. But you know they had to have Mr and Mrs O. A. Sayles went to;and Mr*. Angehi* Spirt*, and family Daniels ' FT Frtmk VanVItet and son. Donald Boyles nf Charlotte, and MIm Rose j automobile veils then ' Mr. and Mr* iJoyd ltou.*h of Kala- Alma Saturday to »pend a few days There were many happy memories ma/»>i>- ar** spending tlx- week with tlv with Mr nfld Mrs Burr Van Houten. VunVhet. were. Sunday, gueste of Ml* DcFse. the daughter of the house, now p sturkyit at Yale Medical college--!cd the days gone by many little stonci, Mr. and Mr*. L ’ uru* Bottum and ‘ Gertrude Bentley and* Mr. and Mrs TWmrr'* parent*; Mr. and Mr*. War­ nursing brunch. ’of the children that bless the homes; Billy of Anu Arbur ren Ron-h. — . ...................... . were _. over ...the week Wallace Osborn, enroute from Grand 1 ■ • • -■ -■ -— Boj. Rapids to their .home at Fort Fairfield. ------ — <'♦■*----: represented there, and* a little talk ot Mi** Grace KlhTa-r of Lansing and lend gueste of Mr. and Mrs E I1EI.IGIITFUI. BRIDGE PARTY. {Maine. SHOWER FOR MISS USBORNE. , the future with It* problems and Ned Whittemorv of cb-vvtend. Ohio, i turn Mr and Mr* Ray Barn, * of McCal­ On Friday. Mr* Ray Finnic >4 Wood­ Willimn Hopkins of ------BlytiM-vilh-. Ar1 Mtes Jacqueline M<"ue spent from ----. -------On Thursday evening. August 11. the drram*. Dian came the good byes. land delightfully entertained at bridge, lum duttict wry pleasantly entertain d *,,-------------------xtn v "until next year ' Mrs W ’ cl*.*0rt anp Hi<‘*dav until—Saturday at Wall lake . - •— a* - a guest of kansaa. is visiting his sister. Mrs Lie­ home of Mis*• Beatrix the majority ut the guest* being from eixty-dx rvliftivrs and friend* at the Foiston. 413 E M(M — - of- Ca&iton - ... zieColc He Mopped in Hastings on hi* Mr*. Jane Barnes of Pittsburgh. Fa.’Miss Helen Allerdipg dis14th annual rruulun of the McCallum out of town. At bridge, top score wa., way to attend the' National Convention Madison St. was the scene of a very: w Kalamazoo for the 1933 meeting, arrived Wednesday to iLay.wltli Miss i trict ’ made by Mrs Frances Hebert and zec- clan Saturday. Oue»t* were there ----- — « • »----------- ;— Jean Balnea who is convalescing from Mr and Mr- Claude Wood and Mr of Spanish War Veterans, to be held al pretty -pre-nuptlkl shower for Miss. fr,>in Grand Rapids. Kalamazoo. Woodond by Mrs David Fri nch. Milwaukee ■ a unit dJa’iHtion . am! Mr.* O W Murphy railed on Mr. Emily U.-borne. who will become the TWENTY-SEVEN ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ,— 3 i-ucvuii VISvioj The-------------------gueste Mi* Richland. Bursts included Mrs R E Fin- Und. ctmts Grove. Hastings Mr and Mrs. Ernest Erway ai]d Ml ' and Mrs. Harold Haynes of Caledonia. Mr. and Mr* Will H Woodbury ot bride of Dr Levant Yeager, in tlie near' y u.(. and an(1 Mi.--* Robbie Finn:. Itouiwillr. lYrn datti c f*DCCtr nic Robbie Finnic. Louizvilir AugU»ta and otlier place* A splendid Asheville. N C. called on friend* here future 'nW evening waj ideal for the . Margaret Erway were dinner gucsV* of on Thursday. . DAII IILL LnttA Ky ; Mra. Mr* Frances Hebert nnd and Mr.Mr pff*llam mad-• tr. Think at What Wc IIltU I CU DA Lt Lntt A ] Ry Mr ayd Mr.*. Harold VahdeGlesrJ-n of 1 Mr and Mrs Ralph Wood and fam- last Wednesday. They were on their occasion and the shower was given as ----------, ' .. -Auth I RuthHolme*. Holmes,Ban BanBtego Hu goCal Cal ■Mr* Mr* 8:01 ftnd tertiy the crowd was treated • ’ .i . ‘ ‘ Had Enjoyable - - - - I■■ -- Muskeg-on . Mn Ba’tle Creek on Friday ily of Grand Rapids are spending a' way home from a several weeks' trip a raid, n party on the lawn A trellis Hastings Ladies David Vail. Mr- r David ' ■ •' cr«..m tiy the ■»>.>-1 anti Iumo-m. Mrs Frn. cr Ironside nri'l MIm Marcia week's vacation with Mr and Mrs to the west coast Mr Woodbury is a ---------------------was Inuit across the 1lawn, was* - •>—4, whch ------ Masonic French. Caledonia; Mrs James Oleson. Everyone repbrts a most enjoyable day. Day Tuesday At 'nephew of the late Ellen E Robinson covered with grim foliage and golden-; visited In Sooth Bend. Ind. last week. jClaude Wood • Jr.. Aurora. Hl.; Mr* John Hammes - <■• * -----Cecil Smith and friend. Mra Saund- rtxl and fine *pray* oP’ white flower*. her miXiier. Mr*. J. S. Fetter, returning ! Ml*., Grace Jinlson and Miss Netti Country . Club Byracttee. N Y. and Mr* GlennjEngF'.m>!» rush in where fools have been witii them for a visit Loomis of Cleveland were guests of the er*. <4 Kalamazoo were in Hasting* yellow, and white" being .the color? Tdcniy-M-ven , ladies represented urc the ..land. Woodland. tafott Mr. and Mis Fred Rchor and chil- former's aunt. Mrs Jennie Rowley, over Wednesday. Mrs. Saunders spent the scheme Huge basket* of goldrrvglow Hastings Country club al the Masonic afternoon and evening with Mr. and and white gladioli^ added their bit U»|C<^ntn- club; Battle Creek. Tuesday.! dien of Canton. Ohio, are spending the week end Mr. tlieir viicution. with his parents. Mr " and Mrs B. A LvBarkcr and Mr* Bert Tinkler while Mr. Smith the decoration , enjoying a pleasant day. • daughters were In Holland.on Bunday |w»it to-point* further north on busiand Mrs Jarob Rehor. The guests took great pleasure in; Among Chase driving over were „.... Mrs — Emma -----------------------------------------HUhhi and Victor Su.uinland enjoyed a Riree hour crulw on nr.**. dressing bride* a* favors and the many Mesdames James Radford. Roy Cordes. I . of Grund Rapids and ML.* Merle Car-,i.ak> Michigan. . Mr and Mr- E. G. Holbrook of and varied Btylca’of dress werj amusing 'George Lockwood. David French. Cale­ ter of Falnnounl. Ind . were Sunday i\\ Mr. und ^Mr*. Alien Mason Mr and ana Mrs Raymond iiaymona Windeknvcht wniaeaiwciu Lansing, J4r «i. wiu , 'donia. Richard Groo*. Aben Johnson, w< nt to Blissfield Saturday to vUlt her ’ and son Robert of Flint. Mr. and Mr Later the guest* portrayed MIm Us- -Frrderldt Parker. Sr. Frederick Park-1 Dr. and Mr* G L Lockwood and parents. Mrs Wtndeknedit remaining'Melvin Prentice and children ot Bai­ borne a life each guest taking a pat: Jr. Kenith McIntyre. E J Pratt.! children were guest* of Mr and Mr* lor a Week's visit. Creek were Sunday guests of Mr. Her life was given from babyhood upjn A. Adrounie. c B Potts. Clyde Wil-* Hub< rt Cook and family al thi-lr Wall Mr. and Mrs Ford McBum and and Mrs. Fred Young Mrs MasOn and through her schooldays, college days ««. Tolhurst, Robt Walton. A nnd up ro to h.r her weddiig x.v day. wi.-v when V.o. Mis*,;;H Carvelh pun] Faulkner. Middleville. lake cottage over tlu» week end ____ daughter Patricia of Dilbon. Mont . arc Mrs. prentice were tcliool girls here. .nrt Mr. and Mrs Edd Hall nnd Mr and Usborne donned * white wedding Mi and Mr.- R W Cook and .-on-, guest* of hl* his Mater. sister. Mi*-* Jennie Mc­ H. J. Horton. Ray Finn!?, Woodland.; Mrs Arleigh Hall of Freeport were gnw» , and Don Little, a nephew from Chi- ? . .. . relatives . . ... Bain,.. and other of some thirty years ago and ;R.,E. Finnle. Louisville. Ky. Fraser ... A NATURAL --------f'ntp Newton S'ewlnn and ,nrt Miw Kites Helen New- Sunday dinner guest* of Mr. and Mrs ! stepped into Hie picture a* a very Xiigo. left Saturday on a motor trip to'1 Cole Looking Wave with J Ironside. Clare DeCou. Roger Wteweli.' iryrtbern Michigan and the Sou. ton went to Kalamazoi un Monday and Warren Moore and family, and after ,charming bride, accompanied by little Kalamazoo, and the M1m<** Eleanor] Ringlet Ends they all motored over to Ben­ Joan Ducker a* train bearer A* Mis* Mr and Mrs Marion Hixig-ion left on i ML** Mildred Newton returned with dinner 1 Miller. Josephine Carveth. and Bubble nett park at Charlotte and enjoyed Usborne stood in tlie arch-way. two : Monday for llwlr home in Charleston, them for a two weeks' vacation • hearing Kellogg’s duhu Band and a speech young Indies came forward carrying a Finnie, Louisville. W. Va,. after spending tlvcir vacation . Mr. Charles i-ictxa Lidka oi of | idwiww wr. and" unit ■Afr* vnarie* Mr* Frederick Parker, Jr., won for I Jackson were Sunday guest*-IotM.. Mr.-™I and . given by Gov. Brucker . with Mr and Mrs A H. Carvetli. large basket filled with many beautiful the Hartings golfers for low putt, and Mr» Hx*r Lambic of Detroit and her Mrs. Dan Lewis and Mr. and Mrs. and useful gifts, which the bride-elect Mrs Leon Tolhurst for low gross THE MATTHEWS PICNIC. Proprietrei* sister. Mr*. Jane Barnr* of BuBalii. N Frank Reum over the week end At bridge, Mra. H A- Adrounie made Tlie thirty-fifth annual reunion ot took great pleasure in opening. Later Y , were guest* of Mr and Mrs. R. M i Mrs Burroughs and Mia* Katheniv* the guests seated at small tables took *high score at auction and Mrs George Phone 2506 Hustings, Mich. Lambic Saturday night and Sunday. Burrouglu of Cleveland accompanied tlie Matthews family was held up the task of making a txx>k of Miss ; . (Jsborne's life a* ther had seen it por- lx>ckwpod In contract. Mr* Wm W«Tt and children of Mr* Wayne Merrick to Kalamazoo to- ,Thornapple lake. Sunday, August 1832. About eighty descendants worn truyed in the picture. Grand Rapids have been spending the -day to visit Mi** Margaret Merrick, LITTLE GIRL INJURED present coming from Ann Arbor. Grand past w*«Tk hen- with Mr and Mrs •Mr. — nnd —* •Mrs — Glenn — **’---------and 1 MctJavy At ten-thirty lhe guest* were invited WHEN HIT BY BUMPER. jUl™*. Windsor. w,n.tl^r- Canada. Kalamazoo. to walk a little farther into tile garden, Clare Bawdy, returning home Bunday. family of Lansing were guest* of Mr Rapids. I Jane, tlie four years old daqghter of Mr* Curl Warner and Miss Mar­ and Mr* John McLravy tin Saturday . l*‘L'lu,*s *nrt where they discovered a dining room.' r“" long 'n"*’ ’tables 'hU* were spread with all ; Mr and Mr*. Plynn Matthews ot garet Ranks of Mason and MIm Ger­ enroute to Gun lake for a few days' | Two Hie goodies as usual and when the dintrude Araud of ionising spent Bunday r# Robcrl Fletcher of Plymouth Joined |”rr 8ong Bounded each one took color scheme, a bouquet of white peth U ( । with Mi*- Rena Pierce and Mfs. Fanny his WI1V wife MOO and Mill son DI at IOC the 0.1,0)home VI of OCI her I “n ... "c‘Uc ’W■ ‘; After dinner was over T.w titX'iiut Smith. “ X • : «IUI A« t® the B-nner. i»«* Mi nnd Mrs R M Lambic were parents. Mr. and Mrs 3 J Amer. Sat- "nd llu‘. rc"l“lns InSStta£h" brother,ud •ccomP-nicel| baskets, tlie president. Charles J in Uharliitte Sunc^) afternoon and urday They returned to their hoinc :u r " ’* ’"** n ■ ■ ‘2 Jun riteM r ^th^Lhu^.n?r„ a nf,|«W»r ud>' on an errand and on Moore, called a business meeting. The .fo>xi culled *»n Mr and Mr* A. F Vickery Sunday ( frxxi cup cakes fced teed with white and a lhr n.._hhnr ,nlrt th„m Mr. Virkery* condition remain* about Mr* Faye Dwilry and two children. nominating committee, consisting o( yellow rose in the center. The Ice' their return, like neighbor told them' not to cross the street to their home! tl.< same Betty and Jnck. and Mrs Fred Hale Ur W. B Matthews and , Andrew cream was attracthely made up in the ...... .... she .olrt told them to go. but child-' hk”‘ SL Mr and Mrs* Forrest B Lane and and daughter Marycllcn. made a motor Matthews. named the following officers form of a wedding slipper, filled with until Jimmy got children were in South Huven Bunday trip last week lo Connorsville. Indiana, tor the ensuing ycaY. all of which were frozen mousse. , , I..._' 2:7 —--t, wall. • and Allegan, vtailing with Mr and and Cincinnati. Ohio, visiting relatives accepted as named. The out of town guests were Mrs i -across all right but Jane didn't quite' | reach the curb before a car struck tier,' President—William Kronewitlcr. Mr* O Frrnamburg. former resident* Mbs Helen Michael and MIm Maud*Unrue of Lansing. Mrs Robert Krohn the > Vice Pres — R B Walker . back bumper hitting her in such a <4 Hastings.Ironside, accompanied by Mrs. p Fenf — Mrs. Clarence Norris. Mrs. Henry Wil- ,way as to throw her/ofT lhe pavement Mrs. Warren R-xisli and daughters. ___ Carpenter ______ .________ and Miss._____ Audrey . CarpenU. ___ enter • Secretary—Minnie B. Matthews Hams and daughter Miss Geraldine. on.'„ ,lw 1>arklnc 'which no doubt’i Treasurer—Glen Moore. were ----guest* Winnie and Dorothy, affd Mrs. Keith of ■ * Ypsilanti *'—“ ------ of Mr *and “•* Sports—Chester Stowell Daniel* *1*111 Friday night with their Mrs P. o’ Bennett of Saugatuck on GrQtjpds—Nay O. Bump. mother and grandmother. Mrs. Izna Tuesday. Program—Mrs Chester Stowell Dr.and Mr.* H A Adrounie and Mixher at laatan Refreshments—Mrs. Elden Mktthcw.*. Rev and Mr* Hoos ot Hartings City daughter Zabclle were in Port Huron Tables—Mrs. Andre* Kennedy. Mission had a pleasant surprise last on Friday where the former attended A short poem-entitled; A Song For Thursday by the return of their sec­ tlw State Coroner.*- convention. the received a portion of htr education fadied lo lhe driver of the car that1 —for your old pen ond son. John A. from Denver. Colo Xe*»ion* being held at the Harrington Today" by Edgar A Guest, was read here as a student of the Hastings Hi<h । >trock the little rtrl as It “m un-1 —for your old pen He will rrmain with hi* parentIkjIcI. and were very helpful, says Dr. ; school, graduating tn the clas* of 1925 ! avoidable on a NEW $7.50 on a NEW $3.00 meeting tilrncd over to IhiGueste ot Mr and Mr* Henry Mul­ narounie. Adrounie. . the ,.--------- wa* , .............. She later attended and graduated from’ SHEAFFER PEN. SHEAFFER PEN. George Gillespie of Charteaton, W “w Nay ?• Bu,nP- Emanuel Missionary College at Her- pre-NUPTIAL PARTIES der on Thursday were Mr. and Mr* follownig prize* awarded, Wm William* of Hudsonville. Mr and Va. is home for a short vacation He and HONORING Miss CARROTIIERs. —for your old pen —for your old pen girls' by Vir­ rien Springs She received her degree rl» running race won by Mis. Jay Bos*. MIm Hilda Stmp:on spent l**t week in New York City । small «» from the Battle Creek College , .. ginia Moore on a NEW $8.75 up on a NEW $5.00 ami Dan DcMiter of Grand Rapids where he -went to meet his auter and n wwi. kitnuuiw «b<l,,An 2r Young men's running broad jump SHEAFFER PEN. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Little (Margaret husband. Mr and Mrs. Heber Pike, of SHEAFFER PEN. m« Dr. Veagcr Mu, U.bome lu, «■' won by Paul Bump been »» MUptarw ■< U» Bkirlw Cr«k *‘“n' *n' Harper' returned to their home tnOrangeville, who lias Just relumed Making ^button hoi- and sewing on l-rrod Cnmpanr. a, » UMliun. lor «> . ---------- George "j K™1*> Mclntrre. Chicago on Thursday after visiting Mr. *■' from -an European trip also These pen* are all absolutely guaranteed. No default* - and Mrs. Robert W C<pk MLis Con- spent .<nn*.r time in Boston and Wash- button won by Mrs Eliza Johnson yran. To Um will hr (m.Uv “”"U,.b"nL.l’.^nL.. Jumping rojiew-on by Patricia Bump. m.rwl by her niaiiy Irlend, Hwre. 1,1 ** are to be found in a Sheaffer Pen. It ia a d8P' ’V1*'; XcEI*,ltn 11,111 Mance CooM accompanied them for a ington and from here goes to Benton Knocking hat off of Dummy George's but mildly expreeUnk 11 aud we tee, I '“■* ““l Mr* cl“'1-» UelPttw. visit. ’ Harbor for »ix weeks' work. balanced pen wh'^h fiUVapy hand. iwad with rolling pin won by Mrs. the Ftxxi Qxnpany te losing one of it* < .. Jesse Al toft best dietitians, but What U their loss ' „ her‘ *“ »urPr“cd w,lh ■ ' Ob-taele race won by Andrew Ken­ will be California's gain m she plans'lu'ld<erch>ef and hose shower The $7.50 pen and on nedy to carry on her worlrtn her new home ' °**7' Mr" Earl up are* all “LIFE­ Rooster fight won by Wayne Rump The «rrx>m la the «on al'Dr. Veagrr,"*'2,!n “! aJ*“ !••>»«’• JanShoe race won by Patricia Bump TIME Guaranteed.” ol Benmn Harbor, but ha, .pent the1 IT W ’ °.( K-,amM0‘\ Mr' cllas. Name A ball game and pitching horse shoe* past tew year, auendma tlw Medical I *“> *,bor *M M" finished the sport*. . _ . . . . _ ... . Frederick *rnm. til Address .. Frederick PirL-cr Parker. Mt Mt .Morris. Ill There were two deaths and six births College at Loma Linda. California. On Wednesday afternoon. August U). L. V. BESSMER, Eyesight Specialist They will lie at home tn Los Angeles during the year. Mrs. Edw Van Popering entertaint-d September I HASTINGS, MICH. Kind ut Pen You Have Been Using A motion was made and carried to after Tlie Misses Emily Usborne and Bea­ fifteen guesu at bridge in honor of Miss hold our next reunion al Foley's landing Carrolhert. Top score was won by Middle lake the tint Sunday in Au­ trix Ea&ton attended a shower break­ Mrs. Anna McGufftn and second by »re required is gust 1933. and the crowd dispersed fast at Marshall Sunday morning given Mrs. Carroll McGuflin - ! by Mr*. Keber. at J he Chanticleer. feeling lhe day wa* well spent.—Min­ not u waste of time or money. It is information that is The guest of honor was also pre­ The gueste presented Ml** Usborne nie B. Matthews. Sec. with a beautiful set ot crystal goblets sented with a linen shower. valuable. Information that ALL should have. Then JOLLY BIRTHDAY CLUB. PARTY AT GUN LYKE. you know that headaches and other ills that eye strain PARTY AT GI N LAKE. Mrs, Mary Abbey entertained the Misses Marjorie Stebbins, Jocelyn1 oft?n produces must be traced to other causes. And Mirs Marjory Adams entertained Ironside and Patty Stem were hostesses* Jolly Birthday Club on August 11 at with a birthday party at the WiUitts the county home. A generous pot luck that surely is worth an hour or less spent here. on Friday. August 12. at their summer, dinner was furnished by lhe club. Mrs. cottage at Oun lake Mst week. ThOe home at Oun lake, twenty guests cn-j Ed. Palmer and Mrs Fon Abbey assist­ present included Haroki Adams. Rich­ Joying a jolly time. HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2115 ,WE DELIVER Continued nest week. Present from away were Miss' ed ---------------------their mother--------in serving. We ... hope ard Darby and Winston Sheflield of to spend many more happy birthdays Hartings and Mlssr* Madeline Beckett Mildred Van Artsen and Woodrow; with Mrs. Abbey.-------------------------------- I and Margaret Kipp of Battle Creek. Van Arisen of Grand Rapids. j wwta, > Roas, ughter Mrs. tended urday. utings I or.na Bjp. ;l, wISSS Polka Dots...and Pretty Patterns rd on wut is n Just rill be Polka Dot Neckties should be call­ ed Mr. Universals. Fhey’re cor­ rect on all occasions. I* Patterns are not so versatile—but they’re good for most occasions. Every man should have at least two Polka Dot Ties and several patterns—on his tie rack. r T. S. Baird Clothing for Men & Boys HASTINGS 1 f ‘Curley Locks’ Permanent Wave $ O 50 Hilda Werner ♦ ♦ A NEW Pen for Your Old One/ » k ♦ > Just for ONE WEEK Only For ONE WEEK starting next Thursday and lasting till a week from 1 hursday, we Will al­ low you the following amounts on . your old pen. , Dedicated to Better Vision Learning That hio Glasses “For Pen -Satisiaction . . . Use a SHEAFFER” B. A. LyBARKER �THE HASTINGS BANNER WEgNtf BAt, A£gT?S?T17. PRAIRIEVILLE. Our Success WANTS CARDS OF THANKS Citizens'Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Loral Karroxatauna, Uattlcsi. Mich. i LARGE DETROIT MUSIC HOUSE HAS A Player Piano 7 [ Tlie Hughes reunion was held at the Charles Hughes cottage. Crwsked lake. Sunday. A good attendance and an I Wade.T^wn and family all attended enjoyable time reported. the Bostwick reunion at Prairieville spent last week with Mr. and M • Park on Wednesday i The Mums Maxine and Marqulta Floyd Shelp nnd family. The Sunday School picnic dinner . HrnioQ. Kathryn Town and Maxine Webster attended the camp meeting at the church Tuesday was well attend) Eaton Rapids Tuesday • Mrs Fred Karr and sons of Kan­ ’Mi—and Mrs. George Whittemore,. MiyjAmy Whittemore nnd Mrs Susie kakee. Ill. visited the former's sister. Francisco und sun KeiineUj attended Mr* Fred Smith, and family Monday the Brlnnin.-tool reunion at Stock- and Tuesday budgo WednesdayMr and Mrs Ralph Starring of Pio- Ernest Farr Wednesday night for a pot nevr spent 'the latter part of lhe week luck supper The Ladles' Aid will give a chicken ?n Saturday they all nudr a trip to pie supper at the church Wednesday August 24 They will start serving at Lansing. . Mrs. Robinson U spending lome time 5:30 Congressman Ketcham will give Automobile Insurance Over $8,000,000.00 Paid In Claims • . • It has paid over 160.000 cl amounting to more than M.000.000. at Hatting* Near Hasting? which Is slightly used aid partly paid tor. Will* transfer thut to rcAponsible party willing to complete small monthiv paynunt’ For full jiarticutint write. P. b Box No 352. De- 1 troll. Michigan. ' 8-17 1 ed the I. G. A. convention at Grand Rapids Thursday. Dickinson gave a fine temperanceAddreas Sunday morning at the church Mr and Mrs Robert McKlbbln and\ children. Mr and Mrs William Mc­ Klbbln and son attended the McKlbbin reunion at Streeter's landing. Oun lake. I AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE CO HOWELL, MICHIGAN 1 H. S. SHELDON 4 41TKACT AKD REAL ESTATE OFFICE HASTINGS. MICH. I -.- -s. r.al ..Ute, JU.t MUli W .« eiBBinira. Urnrril «i>»»ya^r<rig 1 a«>r.< * exMl'Irl* art it AbaUart Hi- -U ■ipiiri fr->». |be tx.od*. tan fatwiak «n » •1. abatrarll. THE CHURCHES turned to their liome in Orangeville Saturday. Mrs Brown had been car-1 ■Ing fur Mrs Hughes who has not been at alLwell but Is much Improved at this ' writing Mr and Mrs. Rankin Hyde and i George were in Hustings Saturday . afternoon calling on Mr? Nettie Hyde and Paid George spent Sunday with! - Hickory corners attended tlw funeral of Mrs PheotM* Snyder at Battle Creek Munday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ru&scll Reynolds and Martha Ann left Friday to visit Mrs Reynolds* jseople in Ohio WE WILL BUY Chicken* eggs, steer*, veal, hoits at b* st prices- Ph-use drop |>»t card to U leser's Farms, cure Carl Dwneyer. R R. No. 2. Welcome Corner?. Has? tl rigs. Mich. or Phone 71MJ—F2 bela ren 9 A M. and I P. M. und 8-9 P M. 8-17 r Saturday night a truck from the Kellogg camp picked up several of the ni k and wife one day last week. A crowded home enjoyed the concert > Children here taking them to the camp C-titeji by the Cotton Blossom singers. to witness the circus -Did they enjoy 'Tlw- offering amounted to 124.39. HASTINGS MARKETS church Sunday Mrs. Max Reynolds rs. Mill* - at Boone ■guest. H. C- Bright rail, spent Sunday with Mr. und Mrs George Wood and family of Mila Mr Bnghtrull left for ; Neu Hamburg. Ontario. Monday Wm. R Norn*. Mrs Jennie and Lucy Norris and Elizabeth Parker w?nt to i Marrth Wednesday to call on Mr. and. { Mrs. T If. Ketcham. Mr Ketcham has 1 been ill but found her better. | Thursday August Ilth being Mrs., I Ngrris’ 89th birthday. Lucy gave a birthday supper Those present were. Mr. and Mrs M J. Norris. Katir Nor[ris. Wm R.-Norris. Orvy Ludlow. Mr 'Margaret Mullen of Hastings ! Opal Honeywell and Lucile Adrian-1 son »|* nt last week in Dowagiac visit- i [Ing relatives, returning Sunday with Mr. and Mr?.,George Adrunson who [spent the week end there i Mrs Frcydl and Mr*. Frank Freydl and daughter of Northville are guests of Mr Ind Mrs. Charlie Hughea Oils ilv and Mr and Mrs Frank ' Hickory Corners visited Mrs Cutler at Sheridan Sunday fa'du Harrington. Bertha Mrs Ethel .WiJqox spent Saturday In Hastings and helped her father cele­ brate his seventy-second birthday Wall lake Tuesday and Wednesday, Dimknrinnit luncheon, arc bcinii Mr. and Mrs. Ganka of Buttle staged by Delton women tlw- proceed* I Creek and \fr and Mr* Billy Corie of Grand Rapids were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Will Hyde. ■ '■! •' • , ;!■ lain in our midst, having muted their | >us< hold effects t<> a cottage at Stony । Very M:., fa-da Harrington spent Thursday until Monday With Charming are visiting, iit the Davenport's. Mr. Hiller of Kenosha. Wis. spent, guest of Bobbie Foster. the week end with ids family here at Miss Ruth Sprinkert of Battle Creek is spending the week with Miss Vir­ ginia pay. Bend. Ind. have been visiting the Lockstirft family lhe past tjeek. Mr and Mrs England and children । i Pleaching and S 8. at the chbrch next Sunday morning Plan to attend I approv familie made i facifitit that .Mr and Mrs. Heber Foster and DOra and- Agn>-s attended the homecoming tn Banheld Bunday and Mr. Foster and Dora and Agnes Insisted with the Remember the I. A 8- at Mrs Hattie Gillespies Wednesday, August 24 for supper. You are cordially invited to the home he­ li ji d thtrt inends Mrs. Agnes Barry and little Zon are spending a few day* with her parents. . 111*14 *44 ' v.4441- .SIMIlii .« UilU assisting Imogene and Marjorie with d.wiiit-.ter Evelyn.,spent Sunday at Mr I the household duties in and Mrs Wellington Monica's of Bed, ti.r.ed their children of Dejton and irfannrr of Battle Creek and Mr. and Mrs Schultz' । the public of Hastihu* Sunday Mrs. Norton of Ann Arbor L* spend- E L. MacLeod Wednesday evening. I Mr* J. W MacLeod -and granddaugh­ ter. Lucille MacLeod of Hastings and Yuel MacLeod of East Lansing. • Mr und Mrs J, E. Pearson and chlfdren of Comstock visited theij .grand[ parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. MacDonald.' 4 Opportunity Uses the Want-Ads Andrew Snyth' WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME Waugh and daughter Jean. Sit and Mrs. Clair Van Sickle and Watson. Elmer Snyder ar nephew of Lansing und Mrs Mamie Pease Mlis Beth Waugh i Webb and children. Garnet and Har­ old. attended the Wesleyan camp spent Sunday with them meeting at Pennock Grove Sunday Miv JHaybelle Hart in company with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Peterson of Ban­ Mrs Bessie Smith and family gre frit nd? attended camp meetinc at Sun­ gor visited the Rev. Holtz family, tak­ spending a week in Lansing visiting field Sunday afternoon. ing little Ella Holtz with them when Mr. Kathryn Hart entertained Sun­ they returned home. day Mr. and Mrs Frank Vis and Mr The Watson family attended the Mc­ HnstIngs-Castleton and Morgfti, circuit und Mt- George Turijiga and Joan of Kibben reunion at Streeter's landing al for another year. , Grand Rapids Gun fake. Sunday Mrs Harry Sponable had a birthday Mr. and Mrs. J>hn Huiing spentdinner Sunday at her home in honor .of her father. Adam Eberly, of this I family in Hastings. SPECIAL W. TAYLOR’S Shoe Repair Shop Half Soles—75c. WORTIIINE That which has worth can prove it­ self to be worthy, but it is no sign of superiority to antagonize inferiority., CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funejal Service Alio Ambulance Service ■ I �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, August 17,1932 berg, Jason McElwain;*3. Paul Pfttler. C. R. Rogers. Smoky—I. Veiled Bril­ liance, Guy Giddings; 2. Red Copper. Guy Giddings; 3. Red Copper, C R Rogers. Best Named Variety of Three Spikes or More—Red—1. Dr. Nelson Shook. (Continued from pcflte one, part one) Boy Chandler; 2, Dr., F E. Bennett. Roy Chandler; 3. 'Rosalind, Roy “Before and After." and Bulling & Son Chandler --------­ Salmon—I. Catherine Coleinstalled a radio which was enjoyed. “ MX p,’ri.J“ij®* Tommy Miller furnished the miniature ^“nd^- 3- ol^“na’ FLOWER SHOW A GREAT SUCCESS Farh every nerson wl» failed to >"■' ’■ Betty Joy. Mrs A. D Steckle see this splendid array of Barry county. }J"’£ chandter JoiK-eaa? Z,n .ant tri»t !Her Pals, Roy chandler; 2, Olive GoodTh"dS? Jr om„umbir,d ’>«■• OW Purpte-J. Rurpfe .h»r ot oUw “'™ *•«>'“> Table Arrangement—1. Mr*. Marian: Oaxlyear; 2, Mrs. Esther White; 3. ----Mra Wlndes. . — Golden Glow—Mrs. W L. Cole. z Best Miniature Pool—Tommy Miller.' • J Winner* In Ute quill and rug dis­ play* were cltoeen by popular vote and were a* follows: Quilt. New-I. Mrs. Allie White; 2. MIm Alice Bates; 3. Mra. Leona Cleve- Quilt. Old»R«MU> Alberta Nash; 2. Mr*. A. H.Tarveth; 3. Mrs. John Dar-! ron and Mra. Hattie Hager tied for, third place. • . Rug—1. Miss Franee* Carrother*: 2. Mia* Beatrice carrother*; 3. Mr*. Ro­ man Feldpausch. .1 The Financial and Industrial Weather-vane fi01^TS -r- ^1™' PART TWO ’ I Jason McElwain; 3. Charles ■ Dickens. BETTER WHEAT READY blooms were entered. » There were fifty-three different en­ 'Roy Chandler Lavender—L Captain FOR MICHIGAN FARMS tries, which is more than In former Boynton. Mrs. A. D. Steckle. Smoky— , years, and the general quality of the 1. Romance. .Mrs. A. D. Steckle; 2. flowers was superior to any shown, John T. Plrte. Roy Chandler; 3. Mom­ Crops Department At College , mice Dlety. Roy Chandler. Pink—1. Puts Seal of Approval 4)n Va- 1 here before. Judges were Mrs. Orra Cliadwlck. Pearl of California. Roy Chandler; 2. riety After Years of Testing Mbs Clara • Limber! and Mrs. Park '.Gene Stratton Porter, Roy Chandler; 3. East Lansing—A new variety of red McMullen, all of Grand Rapids. Mrs E. G. Hill. Roy Chandler. Lavender Chadwick is chairman of the Grand Pink—I. May Jane. Roy Chandler; 2. winter wheat which ha* many de*lrabte B. L. Smith. Roy Chandler; 3. Dr. characteristics has been proved in Rapids Flower Show, and Mrs McMul­ len president of the Kent County. Moody. Jxson McElw-in Oranget-1. testii made by the farm crops depart­ Garden Club. The women who had J Horace McFarland. Roy Chandler;-. ment at Michigan State College and charge of the show entertained tlie: Alice Tiplady. GuysGiddlngs; 3. King will be ready for distribution tills fall Judges at luncheon at noon at the rear of Oranges. C. R. Rogers. YelF.w—1. to formers of the state. Tlie variety has been developed from of the exhibit room, and a delightul Golden Measure; Roy Chandler; 2. MKlal time was enjoyed. Orange Queen. George Sumner; 3. a head selection made by. lhe late Prole.Mor Frank A. Spragg. Men now In' < Among the visitors were Dr nnd Mrs..' Orange Queen. C. R Rogers. Upjohn of Kalamazoo, who have the j Tallest Spike. Any Variety, or Color— charge of the grain breeding work at l>eony farm nt Augusta, the former ex-! Mrs. Leon Douglass and George Edger, the College say tiiat Bald Rock, the, pressing his delight at lhe lovely dahlia] 8plkl. Any Variety or Color­ new-variety, is bcardles*. quite resis­ tant to lodging, comparatively winter! display, the gorgeous glads and riilxed; Longfellow. Guy Giddings. flower* Mr. McVean of the MJH. C. D , f Varl,.ty„'Mrs hardy,..and .a consistently good yielder.■ Tests of Ute variety have been going ‘ was also a guest nnd commended the, . , ., ' on continuously since 1925 in un effort. exhibitors for their excellent displays, , " >• When one considers that the Garden’ Best Basket nf Glads—1, Burr Deii- t-> determine Exactly the merits of this i Club was organised but two weeks ago.. nb m; 2. George Sumner; J, Mrs. A. D. wheat us compared wllh the sorts tom-1 monly grown on Michigan farms.] Just in time to assist with the arrange- Steckle menu for the Flower Shaw. It is surBest Artistic Display of Glads—1 and These test* have demonsriuted the de-1 slrabillty of Bald Rock. prising that so much has been done] 2. Roy Chandler. Field u-su of the variety made by und such enthusiasm aruu*.*d. Duringj 8nap Dragon.—1. Mrs. J. E Vanthe past year a Garden department; <tenberg; 2 .Mrs €. Smith; 3. Mr. farmer* in various parts of she state I show Unit the variety has to wide ha» ...fawn. -featured by tlie Women’s I Maurice Roush. Club which helped to sustain Interest dujuuu, Nambd Varlefles-1. Regal, range of adaptation and will succeed and war. un Imjwtus to flower lovers jMr< A D gu^ic; 2 Ida. V Wurnra. well on various tyi>esof soil. Bald Rock seed sold this full will be' und amateur growers. Several new Burr Dennison; 3. Surah Cooper. Mrs nuipected by the Michigan Crop fm-L numbers were secured for the Garden, A j, 8tccklc Club during the day. which was en-1 Dahlias.- Best Collection—1. Mrs provenwnt variety. Tills inspection will determine the quality of the grain, couraglng to the officers. I Bennett; 2. Mr.. A. D. Steckle; 3, My Much crediris due Charles Rogers , JohtT t its purity, and the amount of weed seed and Joseph M Anight. president and. 0^,^. n*Jcet Artistic Ar- or other foreign material In the seed wheat. Further information can be vtce-president. ns well as all of rangemenl-l. Mrs. Valemine obtained from the farpi crops depart­ women who assisted in making this peu^iM-l. Mrs C. Smith. show such a splendid stieccM. Ulies-1, Double Tiger. Mrs, Dell ment at Michigan State College, East Others in the community who assist- l8.jttl)n Lansing. rt with lh. lr~r.lm wm: Conmm.r. j' M1„d R„m B..U Artw,e B,,„. Kmr Co. wlu, lunfehnl lhe U,hU: I M„ A „ awcW,. 2. M„ Arthur WUhnA wh«; hoirtlrtlUw >« 1^, M1H,, , M„ j E MuhlHlof milk bottles and Hastings City fur~ ’tw.rtt nished the water free of charge The I Jfj,, • ••- —•1. ------------— Clary; ----- ---2. Marigold* Mrs. George Telephone service to Egypt was made! officers ami committee in charge arc Andrew Matthews. very grateful for the co-operation of ' Calendulas—I, Mrs. J. E. Vanden­ available to Michigan people and other! everyone In furthering this project. ।berg telephone users of tin- country Mon-’ ■ day. 'August 8i .according to announce-1 Following are the awards made: Winter Bouquets—1. Mrs. Archie Mc­ Gladiolus—White—1st. Prof. C. 8. ।Coy; 2.i Mrs. J. E. Vandenberg.’ 3. Mrs ment by J. E. McElwain manager in this area tor lhe’Michigan Bell Tele­ Sargeant, Roy Chandler; 2nd. Albania. :McCoy.l Roses! Best Bouquet—1. Mrs A.-D- phone company, Egypt Is reached over Guy Giddings; 3rd. Mary Pickford. Jarun McElwain. Yellow—1. Golden ,Steckle; 2. Mrs., Dcvitl Bronson; 3. the regular transatlantic radio teJe-| phone channels ojx-rated by the Ameri­ Measure. Roy Chandler; 2, Golden Fred Unlngton. Sweet Pea*—1. Mbs Frances AHer- can Telephone and Telegraph company, Green, Wm. Shultcra; 3. Golden Meas­ ure. Chas R Rogers. Lavender -I. dlng;-2, Mrs. C. Smith; 3. Mrs. George and the British post office, and a radio , circuit between London nnd Cairo Betty Snow. Jason McElwain; 2, Mar­ DeMott. , Astor»-L Mrs. J. E .Vandenberg; 2, The circuit distance from Detroit to mora. Jason McElwain; 3. Minuet, Wm. Cairo is about 7.000 miles. Cairo, with Shultcra., Pink—U- Longfellow. Guy Mrs F. E. Adair. ------- ----------------------- —----------------------------------------------------------- ■----------- - —:— --------Zinnia* Pom Pom—1. Mrs. Valen­ the population of 1,100.000. has some Glddirnv; 2. Catherine Coleman. Guy he,d tTay! ASSYRIA. Wednesday. August 24 for dinner. A Giddings; 3. Rom* Pink. Roy Candler. tine; 2. Mrs Walter Lake; 3, Mrs. annno S°h5 SLf nJOl’^*’ W*th ment DM,rin» the mO4t "crnt lnfor' I**John 60.000 peop.e, has about 11.601, ■ mation on this point I approached, jn our travels up and down. We Sal- ' ------------------------~.z of Iar8’! delegation from the Eagle dlsMrs. Rlwa McIntyre -and family Salmon—!. Gloriana. Roy Chandler; 2. Henry Weaver . trict assembled at the Howard SerZinnias. Dahla Flowering—1. Mrs __ _ ,=____ -■ . Brigadier Sam Wood, the officer In vatlonlsts used always be made aware Flint spent lost — Nixie. Roy chandler; 3. Oralin. C. R week................... at lhe home ..... of Rogers. Orange—1, Napcy Hanks. Roy J. E Vandenberg-i Mrs. C. Smith; 3. ___________________________________ 1 charge of our New Start Lodge No. 11 of the existence of drink nnd its vie- her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clell Von vcnce home Saturday nnd wended thfeir Chandler; 2. J. Horace McFarland. Roy Mrs. John;Bulling. for unemployed men in Chicago. (Tills, tlm£ ft never escaped us; our uniform Auken. Floyd Pitt of Battlo Creek to remind Wild Flowers—1. Mrs. J. E. Vanden­ * .---------------------------------- । thp property rcccnt|y given to the always made us its target, fte victims. Tlie Misses Betty and Dorothy Par­ Chandler; 3. King of Oranges. C. R. Mr. Pitt of the paxsing of another Rogers. Cream. Buff or Pink —I. Giant berg; 2. Mrs. Mary Mullendore: 3, Pe­ ■ . .ba8V'„4X4fak-L ....— -j— by William Under ------the caption. “Prohibition as iI salvaUon Jr. for theArmy housing'and helpingWrigley. of un­ mBdc maudlin and sentimental be- sons have returned from an outing Nymph. George Summer; 2. Dunlap. ter-Allerdmg. -------------------------------------- * — cause of its effects, would seek us out spent with thejr aunt at Beadle lake, milestone. They formerly lived here. The Ritiman reunion of MichiganHouse Plant*—1. Mrs. Mary Buskirk; seen by the Salvation Army," Colonel I employed men during lhe present de- land claim us os their "brother" or M&. Belle.Miller spent part of last Mrs A. D. Steckle; 3. Betty "Joy, Roy Glrandler. Rwl-l. Dr. F- E Bennett. 2. Miss Frances Aliening; 3. Mn>. Bus- George-Davis writes the following: "sister" and Insist on pouring into our, week at camp meeting held at Burling- Ohio reprewntatlves will be held Sun­ I pfesslon.l day. August 21 at Devils lake, MlchlC. R. Rogers; 2. Dr. Nelson Shook. Guy klrk. • The Salvation Army, from its incep-' These are tlie actual figures as given 'ears a story of their woes, real or fan-: ton. Best Variety and Arrangement of tion has openly arrayed itself against' me by Brigadier Wood in response lo cied. which in their sober moments Giddings; 3. Dr. Nelson Siionk. Wm. Mrs. Albert Lee. who recently sub-, gan. at Clearwater Beach. , they would haveScen ready to deny. ; mltted to an operation at Nichol* hos-' Thelma Lee la .pending some Uim Shultcrs Purple—1.'Paul Pfltzer. Ja­ Cockscomb—Mrs E J. Pratt. the liquor traffic nnd engaged it In 1 hy request. Best Pansies—Mrs, Adelbert Craven.. front-trench, hand-to-liand conflict, We met them thus everywhere, on pital. Battle Creek Is convalescing at with lier cousin Beatrice Buxton whiloson McElwain; 2. Mrs. Van Konynumj -The following figures cover the , her mother is in the hospital. Each applicant for membership in lod during which we have been trains, street cars, ferries, in buildings, the home of Mr. nd Mrs. George Lee Tlie Scidmore reunion will be held its ranks must pledge himself or her-j£L.n u October 11. 1930. to fVb- and on the streets. And we are glnd uf Battle Creek, parents of Mr. Lee. ,1 on Sunday. August 21 at Oogugc lake, Honorable John C. Ketcham. Con-' self to total abstinence from any and | ruary 3 1M2 During this period 1.- that Jt was so. for thus we were often . Battle Creek. all Intoxicating liquors (Articles of l02M$ have p^d through the Riven opportunity to help and advise gressman. will be the speaker at the■ Mr. and Mrs. George Lee of Battle them, nnd In many hundred* of cases noon hour/Thunday nt the Briggs War.) This lias always been an un- doo„ of lhU one m^mUon. ... Of . Creek spent some time last week at varying rule. > mis number we have hod what you lend them to a saving knowledge of school reunion, then leaves to fill an- the home of their son. Albert Lee. i Each soldier and officer is pledged. would term 15 bad casts of drinking, Chrtst. and from drunken to God-fear-1 other appointment In the. afternoon, ! The Beach reunion was held on to do his qr her utmost to get every- and o( moderatc cases about 1.000. ing lives, How broad-minded sqme of us are Tb-day such things os I hove Just Sunday at the Beach landing Bristol body else possible to do likewise and, Ijovlng nothing to do, many of these to work uncompromisingly f and un- ■ mcn would undoubtedly hove been glnd described to you have become so rare lake, and the Bcbon reunion wits held when we are dealing with problems that don’t affect us personally; how ceaslngly for the complete and final. lo drourn sorrows In liquor if 4U to be practically nonexistent, thanks at Vickery's landing. Clear lake, narrow-minded become when wv to prohibition. Let those who do not Mrs. Irene Jones will entertain the' -----------------overthrow of intoxicating liquor I they C0l|ld get lt j consider the forethrouehout the world. ; going figures a remarkable showing; know the facts as we know them say i Pleasure Birthday organization on face our own little troubles, TtyS stand has cost the Army some-' ln f ’ct j dld not lhe sm8n per­ if they will <and they wifi) that pro-; illing. human lives even, but It has rentage of these men taking drink un- hibitlon is not a success, that "it does bcen. Is. and will, be maintained by us >X)U Mlted me to look lhe matter up not prohibit." Wc of the Salvation Army know better, and our findings until the purpose aimed at has been tor you.. are based on actual contact with the accomplished. 'We have never lowered, __ ' .__ __ ln _av nor will we lower, our standard. J ,^e 52 classes that used to be the victims and Since the early e.riy eighties, elghtiea. or for more more'1 that of lhe n««nt»r glven.h?ony. ™ sufferers from this awful traffic, and than half a century, the Salvation -rr^ thl'.craa? facU^aS would be sufferers again if the ElghArmy has been in vital touch with this, conc|I“sl°"’ ‘hne. nnmh^ii teenth Amendment should by any | Men's Winter Overcoats and Work Coats Vs PRICE. problem In these United States of Am1fcSv SwI: means be weakened or withdrawn,—: erica. Therefore ' »y Colo,lfl Oeor,c H ln Therefore,. knowing conditions condition. °r ™x,'ra“ as they existed previous to the en- {sclf to. ,?ve hundrcd father than “.classmate." Aug. 0. actnwnt of the Eighteenth Amendment thousand. —*_— ------ • nnd since, the Army may be consld-! In our family -welfare relief work in lent CORNERS, ered a reliable witness In regard to the homes of people, almost never in Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eifler and the value of prohibition. ’ these days do we find the existing need | children of Level Park. Battle Creek. In our work on the streets. In what occasioned by addiction to strong drink. spcnt from Saturday until Tuesday is called "the lower portions" of our on the part of one or the other of the; wllh Mr and Mrs. Leland Hammond, Cynthia Chaffee Is entertaining cities, lhe Army does not now firid. in parent*, as it used to be In perhaps " Mrs. -- -----connection with the street meetings, > ninety out of a hundred Instances. In a niece from Quimby this week. Mr. and Mrs. Ora Miller. Leonard the open saloon spewing out an array; these days the need is the result of of drunken men <n few of them mid-1 sickness, lack of employment, or some and Billy. Mr. and Mrs. Upton Moore dle-aged and elderly) but mostly other temporary misfortune. Seldom nnd ROnald Fish of Grandville spent young men, as was the cose before iiro-'w never is It strong drink. v Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ball. Much sympathy is extended Mr. and hibitlon went into effect. | fn our indoor meetings, which once Pastures are drying up and getting short. The open saloon Is gone and this were disturbed, frequently broken up. Mrs. Robert Steele In tije death of his One bag-of Dairy Feed in summer saves three former ugly condition of things, so far by men Inflamed and cra«d by intoxl- cousin. Edward Noteboom, of Richland in fall or winter. a*. American manhood is concerned, eating liquor, a drunken person is now Monday evening. His car was crowded If you have your own grains or are mixing unknown. The -«-»• old-time has been reduced at least ninety per almost — from lhe highway by another motor­ your own feeds—try SUPER SOY—the new mlkofla Kai b»*n giwatly cent; In fact, the drunken man on the drunkard, the wets to the contrary ist. Mr. Steele also has an aunt, Mrs. U. S. GUARD August Noteboom of Martin, who Is street is something rarely seen In thl* notwithstanding, is gone, IncrMtad. Trely, th* naw U.S. mineralized high protein concentrated feed. seriously 111 in New Borgess hospital, day and generation. , Previous to the enactment of prohlWe carry a Full line of dairy feeds at prices TIhh ota tha tolait, toughaW, 29x4.40..$3.4S 30x4.S0..$3.9S fnformatlon from our women's bition the Salvation Army made n Kalamazoo. longed-waorlng tliai ever builll -that are right. Norman and Robert Hammond of homes set* forth that, compared with practice of conducting "Drunkards' ■ U. S. PEERLESS the large number who once came to Raids," "Boozer Days," "Boozers' Con­ Cressey spent Friday with their cousin. Try our 40$, HOG SUPPLEMENT FEED cur doors begging admittance because ventions," and other similar effort*, Stuart Hammond. with your grain for your hogs and see them SATURDAY jg 29x4.40.. $3.95 Mrs. Mary Carrigan of Bonfield and of their having been ruined through when we would gather in tne drunks ONLY w*’ grow. strong drink, the number that now by truckload and busload from the Andrew Carrigan of Chicago called on We Have a Feed for Every Need' --------------------— than -------Mr. and Mrs. James VanHout Thurs­ i comes.-----from--this cause--Is .less onesaloons, the streets, and the park benches until our halls would be cram­ day evening. per cent. Mrs. Roland Day. Miss Wilma Day I Our men's Institutions show a similar med wllh men In every conceivable condition of tilings. Men coming to state and condition of intoxication. and Mrs. Dorn of Allegan spent remarkable and wonderful Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. । these Institutions now because of drink Many I are a noticeable exception, whereas in trophies of grace are the outcome of Alfred Ball. lhe days of licensed liquor their num­ these days, such as While, Jarvis. MlFLOUR FEED * COAL * CEMENT * UME ber was legion. The men in these I tens, and so on. BRICK <- TILE * FARM IMPLEMENTS TELEPHONE 2177 DRIVE-IN SERVICE homes to-day <ln the period of depres- ; But to-day one would have to search "Did you get my check?" "Yes, twice. Once from you and oftce । sion) are the aged and Infirm (some of high and low, In almost any American . whom. It Is true, afe sufferers from the city, to find at one time a hundred from the bank." f HASTINGS TRAOf IN YOUR WORN TIRES ON NIW U. S POYAL1 days when liquor flourished), with a men and women of this type, such as Be grateful for luck but don't $ount I certain proportion of middle-aged and the SalvaUon Army used to be eaiily ' young men temporarily out of employ- able to gather tn far greater number* Prosperity! During the past few weeks there has been the most pronounced CHANGE FOR THE BETTER in public confidence. Every one is realizing as never before that U. S. A. has always been worth 100 cents pn the dollar. Even Foreign Nations have confidence in U. S.— they have been heavy buyers of U. S. securities during the past 30 days. Many commodity prices have in­ creased, notably—hogs, wheat, cot­ ton, sugar, beef and many other items. . Telephone Service Links Egypt-U.S.A. Stocks and bonds have shown a steadily rising market, even in the face of profit taking. Thousands of dollars have been thrown into the buying market. Many new SAVINGS AC‘ COUNTS have been opened show­ ing conclusively the upward trend of business. This strong bank invites you to become one of its patrons. Hastings National Bank -Conservative but Progressive The Only National Bank in Barry County Hastings, Michigan Telephone: 2217 Y. M. C. A. ITEMS BANKRUPT SALE of Thos. E. Waters & Son SUMMER FEEDING jtfuto Jhop Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. phone: �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AFGVST 17. IMS PAGE TRW_________________________ Est. Ludwig Paul, dec'4. Order alfest Jasper O. Deeds, dec'd. Order claims entered. • allowing claims entered. COURT HOUSE NEWS lowing bl. rred c. culunorr, d. »»■ . E'l K.pli.n H SelunU. d«’d. OrUoii tor Admr. flkd. ordrr (or |wUlrr-’lowlrw e.alm, rnlrtrd. Est Charles --------Laurent, d. ---------Petition lion mtrrrd. — *»"•- dec ■—’" PROBATE COI’RT. for license to sell filed, waiver of notice E*L.Alvin C. Barker. Nomination of; filed, testimony of freeholders fll«|<. IP Est. Flank L. Fisher, dee d. Receipt guardian filed, order appointing guardof inheritance tax filed. 'r—------ —— ------- — ------- ’ ceruw to’sell real estate Jssued. report Winnie May Davu. dec'd. Petl- lan entered, bond filed and letters 1s-" of rale' filed, order confirming sale en­ tlon for .determination of heirs filed, sued. . tered. . order of publication entered. Eat. :: Mary , 2 E Ames. deed. Third an“ Est Martha E. Vdrney. dee d. Order Ell. Inez E. Snore, Order al- .’nual account filed —— —. dee d. — — „ . allowing blalnw entered. lowing claims claim*-entered. entered E-.t. Sarah Ella Stowell, dee d. Bond Est. Fannie Baldwin, dec'd Order Est. -Anna F. Ecker:. Mee d Order nl- of executor filed, letters, testamentary allowing claims entered Bt.—~ Edwin lowing claim* entered. Usued. order limiting -------....... —dee ■ - -■d. Inventmeuu. ... ................................... . settlement - ............ - en----— —B Lepper, ......... tn WIlUui J MiK-.n d«d Or>»'">»? <“ >r*rin« cutau IH w Hn»l .ecuoni nkd. d^h.r.r der aUosHhg claims entered. £>t. Mary-E. Granu>. deed. IrivtnEat W:L>o»wrf^»k>- deed, EM James W. Hopkins, dec'd. Peti­ lory filed, -final account of Special allowing clainw entered. tion for license to mH filed, order for EM. Carrie M. Kelly, dec'd. Order Admr. filed. publication entered. allowing claims entered. ' Est. Barbara Ream dec'd Bohct .Eft Piiillp-KriK-r dec'd. Order al­ t>t Albert R. Quick, -------.dre’d. Order lowing claims entered. . filed and letters iMUed. allowing claims entered, final account njed. ordar assigning residue entered. • Est. Fitlyd G. Batker. dec:d. Petition fof appointing ge neral and special ‘ Admr. order appointingsprcIM entered, bond filed and letters Luucd. Est. Marthx A. Van Syckle. decrd. , Inventory filed. GO HAND IN HANOI E*t. Albert R. Quick, dee d. Final receipU filed, discharge of Admr. Usued. CUT YOURSELF A ! estate enrolled. PIECE OF CAKE Est. Perry G. Henry, deed. Petition for Adm filed, waiver of notice filed, order appointing Admr. entered, bond ’ filed nnd letter* issued, older limiting settlement entered, petition for hear­ ing claims filed, notice to creditors is­ sued. Est. Barbara Ream, dec'd. Petition for hearing claims filed, notice to creditore issued. ! Est. Roslna. Weeher. dec'd. Petition for appointing Admr. filed, waiver of IGA rioticc filed, order appointing Admr. ,entered, bond filed and letters issued, order limiting .settlement entered, pe­ tition for hearing claims filed, notice toi jcreditors Issued. ’ EM .Frances Haight, dec'd. Final receipts filed, discharge of Admr. 1?sued, estate enro'iied. ; Bit. Carl Klee-Brown, dec’d. Annual ‘.account of trustee filed, order for publicatlon entered. , , ‘ Est William H- Vcdder. dec'd. Order I allowing claims entered. ' V I ■BMSRBHHEgBBS^E-"; ~5F==i .Romm and Birthday WHEN WASHINGTON Crdssed the DELAWARE ... HE WAS Cake Flour Inspired with Confidence Confidence in Himself Confidence in His Men Confidence in the CAUSE for Which He Fought MARKET YOUR GRAIN THROUGH LIVESTOCK TOMATO JUICE IGA Delicious, ripened fnlit juice. At thl* pricr- even the mo,t thrifty hbUK-Alves can alford to use Ijd* Item in her menu*. Pint Glass Baking Chocolate |<*H You really «>:oy the ncuritb. Hill io«nt -lte ruh. natntal tlavor uf IO A. Bakitii Ct A.-Ute.- lu '.kb bet quality cEocobte u> your favartte reelpea! '( Lb 19c 15c Kellogg’s Whole Wheat »4KESlOc PEANUT BUTTER IQc What a treat for the kiddit-s! It has ajl the natural delicious flavor of frrsii roTbfFd peanut-. Chock lull of energy-building vita mines, tou! 2Lb,J.r . RELISH SPREAD SAVINGS Tbe ktud yea eyy:,*t nf CV.« ■ orid a largeii cejaauation ot targali.i e»ery da at l.OA**to:e7 quality chopped, pleklt* at »e Adda ceil to cold tac bra aud >a!*ds. 5 01. Jar Ginger Ale IGR A deUcieti conaur Sty Olngar*Ale IOC Puffed RICE uounaMus- Qulckif and eaaUy diluted. 2 n«"i- 25c SUNSHINE Krispy Crackers Irt,h. rri-p. trnd-r wafer. Hut melt In jour mouth. Thrne delightful cracker* add the- (niching touch to rrtfrshing summer menu*. LK ru Shopping Ease . . r ' tti» k (.me-. wi4« it*.o’v.suits .I, ..•• ■ c.'jwtLr pr»b>«.A. evr-rytlutij b ar 21c Red Salmon IGA tk' It-y of th* Narth'tti . LeMth-lnitdins Iciiae! A teepii jaeid lot weSUlfi. No, 1 Can Kellogg^ ,hr rT' 7 they Luch reconicond‘* lions is prohibitive Mnd and • mend the addition of skim milk or tankage to the grain ration. I k°ARKES : 1: IGA COFFEES L.„. rk, 12 c T Blend Whether the sixth or lhe Heth, birthda>« are wlWay* jo* ou» occadons. 'G' Blend 30c 15c L» 21c u. 'A' Blend VACUUM PACKED DE LUXE lk 39c ^JGA STORES ~ ■ Probably one of the greatest human attri­ butes is “CONFIDENCE." All human prog­ ress has been die result of “Confidence." Individual success is possible only through “Confidence.” We ALL should have ‘‘Confi­ dence”— Confidence in ourselves, in our friends, in our community and its institutions. This sort of “Confidence” is needed today in EVERY PHASE of commercial life. Wc invite YOUR confidence on the merits of 46 years of consistent, accommodating serv­ ice to depositors and to this community ... an UNBLEMISHED RECORD of conserva­ tive banking expericfice. Deposits made in this old bank will put that much more money back into the channels of trade and help bring back normal times. Wc should all stand by the LOCAL insti­ tutions that have stood by THIS community during the past years.' Hastings City Bank Capital $75,000.00 PRIZE FAILSRcRRipc TA --------- ’MONEY Tn RRIWR IV T7 H ,u DrilNu Dtnnltd State Fruit Mfcn Are Trying to i Find Better Varieties For Use Sunday callers at Forrest Havens'! On Suitihte Soil Arona w-t- Karl Jr.. Norman. Virginia and „ , Suitable Soil Areas 1 Joyce Keefer of Potterville. Gordon LMUing—An offer of a $25 prize । ; Havens returned home with them. Ac- b* ,h« statc Horticultural Society for Icompanled by 'about sixty from ihe 'lh‘’bthlvarU,,>'®,blU:mBlurln«-,‘iKhI churches at Potterville they wiU spend,bl«b blueberry discovered In MichiI the week in camp ut Mystte lake near'h®6 M lar faUcd lo brin« I Clare entrUnts for the award, according ro I A large crowd attended the ice cream u,c department of horticulture at I soda! at /he Goodwill churcli Friday .Michigan State College which is ’ evening. ' ' ' i handling the contest. / MUs Virginia Havens spent the iat-l T** horticulturists still want to se-. , ter part of lhe week with Miss Anna-’™* specimens of late berries And if belle Cogswell at-Lakeview any can be found now they should be I Chas. Whittemore and wife were desirable varieties tf the bushes have ' Delton caMcrs Sundav. » «*** crop of fair sized berries The Sunday callers at' Chas Whittc-: horticultural department is trying to .more- were. Cleo Brown and family, »»d better and later varieties of blue, nf Hickorv Corners and Fred Bechtel 'berries. The.-/ varieties will be propaJ wife'and Bt’lv of Hastings. c-“rd ««4 “Id at cost to Michigan Mrs. Rov Erway und sons called at landowners who have areas suitable Homer McKibbin's at Yankee Springs IoL,,bls. CT<np, Sunday The basls fnr awaeding this years Mi-.' Esther Erway of Yankee' P”«’ w 70 P°‘nt» Ior lateness ot ma-SWIM. .|»n, Sunday niyhi will, her '»»• » l“"“ « "* >• parents here for rating quality. The sample which Mr and Mrs. Roy Oakes accom-i WgheM will »nn .the •». I panted by Mr ami Mr* Bob Lord Samples rfwuld be sent to the Super­ called on Mrs. Tom Lord tn BattleI “itcndcnt. South Haven Experiment Creek Sunday Mrs. Lord had U1.i Station. South-Haven. Representatives mfirfortune to injure her hand in an ‘he ^'esc will inspect desirable electric -wringer, making it necessary bushes and take cuttings which will to remove her little finger and a part i . ° Pr°P*8«'<‘ thf variety ol her hand.* ■ A sllnllar Pr,ze offered last year for ' a mid-season variety brought nearly I a hundred samples ol berries <o the . ORANGEVILLE. Mr. and Mrs Ben Norman and sens.'I South Haven Station. Two desirable varieties were found and are now be­ Hbward and Homer, spent Bunday’ ing increased for tutors distribution in w ith George Norman and family at’ the state. • Kalamazoo. ,Mr and Mrs. Heber Pike returnedI SANDY HILLS. h'jnie Wednesday from their two' Lyle McKibbtn and Jim Null of Ot-: i months' trip abroad sego called at the home bf Lyle's par­ Mrs. Nettie Brown spent the past: ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKlbbin. Sal-, week with Mrs. Fred Hughes at Prai­' urday. . i rieville. . • . Byron McKlbbin ot Otsego called. Mrs Julia DeSloovere and Williami Saturday with his parents here. [ Martin of Kalamazoo were Sundayf Ltttle Melvin Sager underwent an afternoon guests of E. D. Lewis andI operation for removal of tonsils Thur s-, wire. day. and bled to death, about twelve Mr. and Mrs H. A- Callison and son.. o'clock in lhe evening. Hts funeral w.ts I Clair, and family of Kalamazoo andi _r_TBaturdayjit _T_._ I1 rheld the Bradley Nauiene Mr. and Mr*. John Porter of Plainwell church at h>* 3:00. WWW- The W—W family .w..-. has th- ' spent Sunday in thia vicinity. ----- •— -•of Uy entire ------- --------------i sympathy community I Ben Norman spent the past week at' (i Several from around here attended Grand Rapids with her daughter. Mrs. | the McKlbbin reunion at Gun lake, Charles Hensen, and family. Sunday and report a good tune. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Blauvelt are the parents of a fine baby boy born at _______ Crlspe hospital August 6. be you that's crazy. ! Quality Foods ‘ r.,K., 19c i’ >r 11> A Cfin East Lansing—LivtMock- provides lhe best market for Michigan grains under, present pi;tcc conditions, according to । members of the nnimal husbandry dl-. i vision of Michigan State College. • Groups. ot calves bought by State College tor experimental feeding cost I $7.50 per hundredweight and were sold for the same price, but they made I gains rapidly enough to pay the fol‘ lowing prices per hundred-weight for I .(grains: ground barley. SUB; shelled 'com. $1.39 and ground oats, $130. ; . Roughage and gram can be market-1 red through lambs at q, good profit. In forced feeding, approximately equal' |quantities of roughage, and grain tire' , fed. but. if light lamb* arc carried j through a longer feeding period, the, , proirartfon of roughage can be in- j • ereiuicd to about twice the amount of ।grain. . . Bitter than current market prices for' |feed, can be realized from, feeding.1 J lambs which sell for the same price per pound that was jatld for them. Any increase In market price for the finish- • cd hnnbs will materially increase the' returns from the feed. . Good, thrifty pigs are excellent grain markets unless an attempt is i made to make the gains on grain! I without any protein supplement when ! rhe hogs arc being fed in a dry lot. I (The College livestock feeders say that i Pkg- DATES IGR Select Ftniats vanatlea pro 2 fetter Than Prices On Feed­ stuffs Used As Rations For Cattle, Lambs or Hogs |\ X I \ ZV Surplus $50,000.00 ATT I /~\ ■ ■ Factory- to - You SALE/ Profits Sacrificed on Hundreds of Items to Make More Friends MANY ARTICLES TO BE GIVEN AWAY at this sale! Get large hand bill for full list of items Toilet Goods Rexall Remedies Pharmaceuticals Sundries Puretest Product^ Hospital Items Rubber Goods Pure Foods All at Factory-to-You, Money-Saving Prices! Come in and look over the display of guaranteed merchandise on sale. Save with Safety at the Rexall Store CARVETH & STEBBINS HASTINGS - - GOODS DELIVERED - - PHONE 2131 �THE HASTINGS BAJCNtB, WWfESPAy. ACOCST H, 1W> of Mr. and Mr*. Dorr Backus. Mrs. Frankie Bolter. Mr. and Mrs ADAMS LAKE. Mr. and Mrs. David Shepherd and ;Herbert Morehouse attended the Mr' nnd Mrs. David Shepherd at­ tended the McCallum reunion held nt MU*. Bessie Btssell. accompanied by!:Flower Show at Hastings Saturday. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes Mrs. Herbert Morehouse, spent Sun-! Mr. and Mrs. George Morehouse at­ B, h™ wm.u of Cloverdale. A htfrge company was day at Gull lake attending the Bible' tended the Enzlan and Reinlnger re­ gan State College . |x>und* pressure, ore required for pint prerent und all enjoyed a fine pro­ Conference where they enjoyed two! union held at the Vick Anson cottage 'fine sermon* by Dr. Martin DeHaan ot ial Pine lake Sunday. rr; । r-j—t ........ . glais jars and 70 minutes for No. 2 tin gram and w general good time. I The yearly gathering of the Monteith , . . ' catu. Tin can* should" be cooled quickDwight VanHorn . is spendlnf the Grand Rapids. Choore medium sized beet* with |ly Bfler but lf ,he OTrn u WreE with h|Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Bagley visited Clan will be held at the Gales' home ----- -» . Mary Bagley wljo is quite ill at iut Gates' Park, Kalamaroo. on Wed-' “"I t0,“- O"® lMh " top । In gloM jar*, first complete the scaling Battle Creek. <he v*u nn<.’ cookpd and then allow the Jars to cool gradualTwenty-seven ladle* enjoyed the tbc home x>f Mr. and Mrs. George :nciday. Mr. and Mrs David Shep­ scparately for another meal. Remove I n. herd plan to attend. flh lecture on ■"Health" mill “Health” given by Mis* Wickwire of Banflehi on Saturday. bruited or discolored portions of the | n lhe water Ulh ^d. three Linn nt Orangeville on Thursday. Mrs George Bagley and Mr*. Frankie' Mr and Mr*. Frank Bagley spent leaves, wpsli thoroughly, addooiung enough „ of ror a pirn are .Mr unu forMrs , p^t ..... nours or are. llou rcqturea MarcusMr. uagiey, and Mrs accomMarcus Bagley, nccom- Bolter were Kalamazoo shoppers Fri- .Sunday with their daughter. Esther water to keep — -------------------------------------Js— panted by MIm Blanch Davenport.day Esterline, and family of Neeley. water to Keep from, from, burning, burning, and and bull bull I| can Pressure cooking, ta recommendeiT —, afternoon. —.............. tender Chop nhm greens irr.-n. slightly .iiahtiv beh*. i>.in ---------------------#penl h^ver". fll||)<Jay at Galesburg as guest*1 Mary'Mullendore, Mrs. Bert Brown. until tender. ’preference'to'thl* urthrtT Mr and.Mrs. George.Bagley of Del- ’ fore serving and season with butler. | • salt, and pepper. The beet* .*.houM be ' . tolled separately fur about 40 lo 60 minutes, or until tender. Drain, peel. ...... .... then season with butter, salt,-and peptrate more ea*ily. If a glass Jar is The Homemakers'Corner ton, Mr and Mr*. Bits* Bolter. Mr. and I FAIB LAKI Mrs. Reuben Bagley ot South Pine,! Ja»on Willison and fa Zara Balter of Ada and Ml** Mildred the Edge lie reunion at Johncox of Orangeville were Bunday j, Sszii;. Sunday. visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Bolter.' Mrs. Mildred - FHU and chlidiw. The last lecture on “Health and Nu-1 Arthur Knowles and grandson. Gerald trition" given by the state nurse, MIm i Walling, of Jackwn. Harry GoldsLlnn, will be held at Grangeville worthy and family of Battle Creek and Thursday forencon. A. large atten- George Goldsworthy of South Dakota dance is desired' . {were visitor* at Mrs. Lottie Collliter'a i. Mrs. Mary Mullendore and daughter,1 Sunday. Audrey, spent the week end with her , Mrs. Will Litt* vUlted her son, Bert brother. Alex Bolter, and family of ( Litts, Sunday, near Hickory Corner*. Coats Grove. j • — -------:—-»•-»- ............ i Incompetent’ housekeeper* usually -------- ----- • • •-------------A pipe-smoker never held up a train, have incompetent nuld*. Vm the tender celery hearts for salad. sandwiches, or for eating'raw. and save the outatde stalks to be served creamed or scalloped the next day. The leaves are useful fof flavoring when dried. Second nnd third grades of fruit .arc satisfactory where only the flavor nnd I food value count, and mean a saving in . the budget.. The very small prunes give just ns much food value when used for cream whin and. are much cheaper than the Embroidery hoops are useful to Iwld I tlie lop of the jelly bag open while the । fruit 1* poured into it Learn to read descriptions of the, articles being bought, ns well ns how to Interpret these descriptions This ad-i vice la especially applicable in regard to iMMlcry. for which u large proportion of the year's cjolhliig allowance i • spent. according to Miss Julia F. Tear, ‘ of the home economics department -ot j Michigan State College. "Full fashioned" Is one of Uic most j important terms used tn describing hose. Tills signifies th AI tlie haw has ‘ been knit to fit the leg and foot In five, places, top, calf ot leg. ankle, foot, and toe. Tlie easiest way to recognize full j fa*hUMWd-h6se is lo notice the cult of; the leg where the change in the direc- j tlnn of the stitches provides fashioning 1 marks. Tubular how.arc the cheapest type manufactured. Tlie fabric is, knit in a tube, cut off th- desired length. th« fool is attached, then the; stocking is ple^-cd Into shape in an Attempt to Imitate the full fashioned variety but these can be detected lx-' cause lhe stitches al the back are vertleal and their direction does not \ change j, Designations such as four thread or five thread mean the number of ■ strands of ray silk used in the thread from Which the hose arc made. Tlw ■ greater Jbe number of threads, lhe heavier ts the hose nnd tlie more dur-1 able.- The five, six, und seven strand hose are usually called semi-service, or mid weight. The eight to 12 thread hose are service weight. “Gauge"’ indicates the fineness of the hose. On close examination, it will be seen tliat in some hose Hie stitches are i much, smaller than in others. Tlw higher the number of the gauge, the finer the hose. Forty-two nnd 45 j gauge are common, ranging on to .58. i the finest ever manufactured. Particularly timely nt tills scamp are the Irtsdruction-s for canning corn which Mb* Muriel Dundas, home economics! extension nutrition specialist of Michi-1 gait State College, half given. Only young and tender cars of corn' should be selected, as it is very difficult | to *161111x0 the old ears. After harvest­ ing. remove lhe husk, silk, nnd any blemishes with a sharp knife Then cut the kernels from the cob und cook •for About five minutes; using con* cup of water to one quart of corn. Pack, but hot tightly, while boiling hot. pour­ ing the liquid’ in which the corn has been cooked into the glass jar or tin cun used. It is better to ure only pint jars or cans for corn, as the heat can pehc- NEW TRUSS PAD PROVIDES “SELECTIVE PRESSURE" FEATURE I.ocal Dealer Demonstrating. Great Interest is being shown by truss experts, physicians, nnd truss wearers In the remarkable new Akron Meehano-Form Truss Pad which Incorporates a heretofore un­ obtainable advantage — “individual selective pressure control." Demonstration of how tlils ’new development works to the great benefit of the truss wearer can be seen at the LyBarkcr Drug Store. Exclusive Authorized Akron Truss Fitters in this city. The new pad/makes It possible to hold the abdominal hernia or rupture securely at the rupture opening with a minimum of pres­ sure determined by each individual case and without subjecting the muscles and tissues around the rup­ ture opening to any pressure that will Impair circulation. Every truss wearer will nnd a wonderful new feeling of comfort and freedom of action from wearing nn Akron Mechano-Form Pad Truss which has been selectively adjusted to exactly meet the particular case. The expert truss fitting service provided by the LyBarker. Drug Store Is an Invaluable aid to every truss wearer because it provides ac­ curate and dependable adjustment at the proper regular intervals so Important to properly compensate for the changes In lhe patient's con­ dition which are continuously tak­ ing place. Have your present truss properly adjusted by this progres­ sive local store and also see the wonderful new Akron McchanoPonn Truss Pad which is tlie great­ est advancement in rupture ap­ pliances in many years.—Adv. HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL Tuition Reduced to $60 for 1932-33 Formerly the District Paid $60, and the Student $15, a Total of $75—Now the Total Fee is to be $60, a Reduction of 20% Every Boy and Girl in Barry County Who Has Passed the County Eighth Grade Examination Is Cordially Invited to Attend the Hastings High School for the Next Four Years COURSES ARE OFFERED: College Prepara­ FOUR tory, Commercial, Agricultural, General. Special ad­ vantages are offered students to participate in dramat­ ics, debating, athletics, .orchestra, band and glee club. Numerous school societies provide valuable training. Added advantages are to be had in the splendid churches, and various lectures and gatherings which center about the community of Hastings. "The Fortnight," the High School paper, is in its eighth yehr of successful publica­ tion). • The Hastings High School is known throughout the state for its wholesome influence over the students. It is the only high school in Barry county that is a member of the North Central Association of Schools and Colleges. This meanp that graduates may be admitted without examination to all the leading colleges in the North Cen­ tral section of the United States. With an attendance of nearly 500 students and a fac- ulty of 22 high school teachers, opportunities are offered which are not possible in az smaller high school. Each non-resident boy or girl receives individual attention and is welcomed by both students and teachers. We have a full time Physical Director for boys, and also one for girls. We also have a Dean of Girls to look after the social wel­ fare of girls while they are attending school here. Good roads make it possible for students to come from long distances. This year most of the students living out­ side the city have driven back and forth daily to Hastings High School. . Provision is made at the school cafeteria for high school students to purchase lunches at cost. Tuition is lowered to $60.00 for 1932-33. The home district must pay all of this if application for tiiitiop wds . made to the director of tlie home district before the Fourth Monday in July. t School Opens on Tuesday, September 6 Enrollment Will Be Friday and Saturday, September 1 and 2 ADDRESS INQUIRIES TO D. A. VAN BUSKIRK, Superintendent or W. T. WALLACE, Principal =s �HTE HASTTNC.8 BANXFR, WEDNESDAY, AVGUST 1?, 1132 PA01TWHVJE July Report of the Barry County ' Cow Testing Association No. 2 MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. Sixty-eight cows were tested during'' pounds' of butterfat; Howard Stanton's July. Their average production was 1 Grade Holstein which freshened No-1 589 pounds of milk testing 3.86 per cent; vember 15, 1931 gave 435 pounds of milk testing 5.75 or an even 25 pounds or 23 35 pounds ot butterfat per epw,' of butterfat. UNDER FOUR YEARS—Fred MU-1 including eleven dry cows. Tlie average value of the product of' let's registered Holstein freshened! each cow was 15 01 and tlw average; WTfh 10. 1932, gave 1529 lbs. of milk ! feed cost'per cow -was 83.12. Tlie aver- j teM/hg 3.125 or 47 8 pounds of but-i age rate above feed cost therefore to. terfat; Fred Millers Grade Holstein 52 89. The feed cost of producing each frcshdnlng January 25. 1032 gave 805, pound of butterfat was nine cent*, and pounds of milk, testing 4.1 or 36.7the feed cost of producing each 100 pounds of-butterfat: Fred Millers reg-! Istered Holstein freshened March 15, pounds of milk «u 36 cents. George Couch's four Grade Holstein* gave 1736 pounds of milk testing 2.1 or' nnd one Oj^Aalersey averaged $56.2 36 5 pound* of butterfat. pounds of milk, testing 3 69-: or 35.26 UNDER FIVE YEARS—Fred Millers pqunds of butterfat. Hie highest herd purebred Jersey which freshened De­ average. • cember 28. 1931 gave 584 pounds of -.FYed Miller's three Heiflstered Hol­ milk, testing 7.0 or 40.9 pounds ot but­ . steins and his eight grade cows (mostly terfat; W. C. Schultz's registered’ Holstein* averaged 933'.• pounds .of Guernsey freshening February 24., milk, testing 3.37"'. or 31.56 pounds ot 1932 gave 797 pounds op milk, testing butterfat. Tills wan the’(Second high­ 4.6 or 3t|,7 jraunds of butterfaf: Fred est herd average for butterfat. ' Miller's .Grade Jersey freshened ScpNineteen registered Guernseys, own­ I temteer 29 last year, gave 825 ixiunds ed by W. C. Schultz, averaged 473.5 of milk, testing 39 or 323 pounds of pounds ot milk, testing 5 35rl or 25.33 butterfat. j<oundx of butterfat, making if the FIVE YEARS AND OVER-W. C. third highest herd average. ' Shultz' registered Guernsey freshened Following is the list of the three April 12. 1933. gave 967 lbs. of mUk test- . highest cows in the two. three, four ing 4.6 or 44.5 pounds of butterfat; W. and five years-and-over groups: C. Schulta's registered Guernsey UNDER THREE YEARS — W. C. freshened May 6, 1932. gave 958 pounds Schultz, registered Guernsey, which of milk testing 4.5 or 43.1 pounds of freshened Jan 2. 1932 gave 521 lbs. of butterfat; George Couch's Crude Hol­ milk, testing 5.7 or 29.7 pounds of but­ stein freshened March 5. 1932 gave terfat: Howard Stanton's Grade Hol­ 1198 pound* of. milk. testing 3.55 or v stein freshened October 2, 1931 with 42.5 pounds of butterfat.—Edward R. 569 pound* of milk testing 5.0 or 28.5 Bailey, Tester. FIRE! ! but the TELEPHONE brings help instantly HEN fire threatens the lives of loved ones, or valuable property that represents the tunings of n lifelime, the telephone will summon aid immediately, day or night. t W FREEPORT. SAFE METHOD KILLS I Orvin Percival of Grand Rapids was ALL GRAIN WEEVILS , a Sunday guest at the liome of Mr. and Each year, in Michigan alone, thouaantla of fires arc rrported by telephone. The use of the tele­ phone to report fires has aided materially in reducing loss of life and property. ; Mr*. W. S. Surrarer. New Material Controls Insects The- meeting which was held Friday Pirn Unni«,u at local sciioolhousc was well —Does Not Create Fire Hazwhich allows the interest of ard In Granaries , the many parents as well as other Whatever the emergency, your telephone is PRICELESS PROTECTION, enabling you tn summon doctor, firemen, police, or service com­ pany, without delay. J1ST one telephone call in an emergency may be worth the eo«t of your telephone service for a lifetime. ■ There has been a sharp advance in many price quotations Some grades of coal have al­ ready increased in plaice. There is every reason to think there may be other increases in coal prices. you All the Good Standard ' Grades and prompt, clean service SMITH BROTHERS, VELTE G COMPANY Poultry and Stock Feeds Coal, Lime, Cement, Etc. • Telephone 2257 Hastings, Mich. ( ' • - ____ Cut LM,-A mrn„«l of ftesiros-1 People of lhe dujrlrt. eoiwm.ln, Che in. weevfU ta mU» ..H In b--.n. W*)»" ,'«“» W. K^r.Our fctonl Mlhnuf incurrln. <l«nrr from hn- or “ “ >” '■ |n <he nptaion, hM teen lewrd .ndU no, !"1”™;"';’ «'ul "»ve >n brine remmmmart by <W »l«~l <» »™re "nr >lll««r. department of Michigan Stale Col- i Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Thoma* were lege. Tuesday callers at the homes of Mr. The old method of. fumigation was i and "Mrs. Harry Field. Mr. and Mrs. effective but the danger* attending Its,Calvin Clum and Mr. and Mrs. Wil- . use caused some insurance companies i llam Mlske nt Lake Odessa. to decline lo carry insurance on buildMr. and Mrs. Ed Gopd are spending ing* during the time the fumigant was » days with the latter's daughter, / being used. The new material,can b-; Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Whitney and'fam— used without creating any fire hazard. 1 ily of Kalamazoo. The new killing agent for grain wee-1 Miss Florence Anderson of Hastings vita to propylene dichloride or a mix-1 to ‘he guest of Misa Dorothy Goodture of this material, brain blns to be!enough. fumigated should be as nearly air ; Mrs Hazel Roush of Hastings mid tight as possible nnd the gram Itself f Fern Gackler of Grand Rapids were iahcAild be covered with a tarpaulin, guests of Mrs. Mary Lou Kenney Wedblank'cLs. or n layer <if newspapers. The nesduy. fumigant Is poured directly on th.-! Loyd Gopdrnough i<■, visiting rein­ grain under the cohering material. lives In Saranac. Ionia'' aiid^Lanslng . The granary should be clawd and | tl,.ta week. . the fume* from the propylene dichlor- i Joe Coon. Mrs. it. Ferry, Mr*. B.. • ide should not be breathed. If the: -;“\h »i»« children of Chyicsville were | grain bins are pu>re than four feet caller., at tlie Drajier home Thursday deep, a pipe should be inserted in th- , afternoon. grain to allow some of tlie fumigant t-i( Mr.-. Nellie Herbert of Lansing run below the surface. The granary'Mrs. Pearl Smith Sunday should be left closed for 48 hours.. H evening. . treated gram is to be used for seed, it, ' Mr. mid Mrs. Ransom Mott of should be shoveled over several times. ; Grand Ledge spent Sunday evening at Use two pounds of propylene di- .‘he home of Dr. and Mrs. Pultz. chloride for each 100 cubic feet of air M* •“•<* Mr? Floyd Armour and spare. A temperature of 70 degrees taj^mily of Hastings were evening visit­ best for . fumigation. Larger amount s । or* of Mr. and Mr*. Charles Humphrey, of material will be needed if the wemh-1 Mildred Wet%s of Hasting was er i» colder or if the blns ran not be<» of Mr. and Mre. Charles, closed tightly. A gallon of this fuml- i.Humphrey Wednesday ev'ening. , gaut weighs approximately 10 pound*. ' Charles Humphrey made a business _________ ■» w >__ ‘rip lo Hastings. Wednesday afternoon, ROBINHt'E PUtK ' I Mr nn<l Mrs. Wlillmn Yule and Mrs. Mr. SUrnn'cWtr „'id *.n R,'. .1‘-n-Mrrn ol Grand u-nd. d the Wb-xl r. nin.m «l cmr-ra >-»>»'' ,•'« lhc I™'- »< Uke Suiid.e Ur' lMl, Ante .Slindn,’, Mr. end Mra. Rr.v winlermut.. nnd , M' J■«' G.-IIrry ol CleveH.n Kennan oi IMMI .pen: Bund., «>d mm n;nral dan l»> am . umil Thorrfor mtn lhe latter 5 M.ter. broll"r- Mr "*Ma 1X11 Mr* John Kollar, and family. owi.rey. '■ Mr and Mr. Enaet Barw. and lam- . K- lh Durkee ol»~dU, Ot Harn, Creek ,,»ni Sunday mlh °“ •her mother. Mr> Err.d Jaekeon. amr““» , famllv I Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Tliomas spent Mr. and Mr- George Poland attended! ’I?“r^ray ;."n,nJ..at th*,' ,Mr the W<»xl school picnic Saturday a,’tl Mrf ' S u!” nt L^‘*odc!»s*Mr and Mr* Ralph Finkb-lner or*»w entrrtu wd in mnor of Rev. apd Middleville sjx-nt Saturday night and ' 'r> Sunday uith her jxvrcn'-. Mr. and Mrs ' M«tUnburg, I iniwyhanin. Rev. HumJulian Pott* w-' '* ^nnrr *’V,or M Mr. and >trs. Wright Clifford >nd; ’ family spex.t Wednesday with thefr J!’* M-L- Sunday .-choul wUl have former neighbors. Mr. and Mr-. Wil- 4 p,u‘!f 1 • August -J. LurJwr ham Wmfdell of Stony Point Mis* Bcity Pike of Grand ftaplds .and Mi*s Erma Yarger of Lansing are MILO. Mr/ Minnie Quick accompanied Mr. spending a few days this week at the and Mrs. Ted Tack of Banfield home, i«vme of Mr and Mr*. Frank Yarger. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yarger. Betty. Monday and remained till Thursday evening. They,, all v tailed in Battle. Pike. Miss Eiina Yarger afid Mr. and Mrs Jes>e Knowles attended the Creek in thC-rheantime. ■'Show Boat" at Lowell Mr. and Mrs Hiirllm Scobey flieni; Bo-“ftt Lo*«n Wednesday. Wednesday, the week end with the former s brother Mr. antJ. Ku,ul, t‘ "nU Hcr‘ nnd family m Ha-sting* and with his b, “ f red. enrertatned‘“T”"4 daughter. Agatha and lady friend. Miss mother StmdAy. • • Wtdborg Clausen. . of Detroit nnd ..J;’' „,'“l Flower attended the l-.wer reunion LOST ANYTHING?-- Try a Banner Want Adv. ... —■ 1 ■— * 1 .1 Mk "W ’’■k wBk wEk " wBk K Bk After all is said and done, there are but very few investments which have held up ttf well as investments in Building and Loan shares. There have been no failures of Building and Loan Associations in Michigan during the past year. k ®1£ Rational ffinan & flnuEsitneiit OTowpatu; 1250 Griswold SL, Detroit Ettab|Ubcd 1889 J. L Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings Morris Eddy and three children of i tab’. * Sunday.’ PMr=“' Hattie °Beilmger M*o attended. There were fifty-two at Brooklyn. New York arr vbiting the dinner Relative* were present from former s mother. Mrs. Ed Good. Mrs. Frank Uctka of Jackson and Kalamazoo. Augusta. Ann Arbor. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Ream* of Hastings Galesburg. Ot*ego and Milo. ' Mr. and Mrs.. Ernest Quick spent 1spent Friday at tpe home of Mr. and. Sunday at the ityme of lhe former’s Mrs. Mary Lou Hcnney visited her. stater. Mrs. Jennie Lyqns. and attend­ Victor Hcnney. and family at Has­ ed the. homecoming at the church at son. ■ tings Sunday aftejnoon Banfield. guest­ of her Mr. and Mrs. H M. Kennedy and1 Mrs. —-- Zella —- Price --— was -a ---son* came from Dowagiac Saturday at Woodland Thursday, Mr. evening and attended the family , reMr and “"■* Mrs. C. r L. Whitney ‘and daughter. Doris, of Kalamazoo were union Sunday. E. B. Wilcox spent last week in Bat-, week-end Visitors at the home o^ tlie tie Creek visiting his »on Lyle and (-former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed i Good. family. i Mr. arid Mr* Merle Bradfield are.: Herbert Hinckley of Dearborn l* entertaining this week the former's। spending hl* vacation with relatives in । the village. brother and wife of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Thomas were Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Wood and ths■ latter's brother. Hal Brlghtral. of Can­ guests of their son. Frank Thomas ada, spent Sundayj with Mr. and Mrs. and wife df Grand Rapids from TuesGeo Ward and family. Mr. Brlghtral day till Wednesday evening. remained over night and Mr. and Mrs .......... • • ------------- •— BOTH -SURPRISED. Geo. Wood took him to Battle Creek I Monday where he took the train for “I Is— " began Joan. • home. • | "I an " promptly corrected tlie ] Mr. and Mrs. Dan Cole of Wichita, teachek Kansas, cousin of Grade Flower, visit“I am the ninth letter in the alplia• ed at the Flower home Thursday eve- bet." Joan finished. rang. They have -been vacationing at Frances new submarine, the Sur, Crooked lake tlie post month and will couf. U designed to submerge lo a return home the flnt of this week. depth of 430 feet. M feet further down I Unfortunately, tn make money we than any other submarine can safely must spend money. ‘go. BIG MEAT BARGAINS t . , Quality Allured by A&P's '‘Monuy-Back’’ Guarant** BOILING BEEF Meaty Rib. PORK LOIN ROAST Rib End PORK SAUSAGE Pure Pork PORK STEAK Lean Cut. lb. 5c lb. 8c 4 lb.. 25c 3 lb». 25c Pork Roast Center Cute of Shoulder— BOLOGNA, Frankfurt., Liver Sau.age, 3 Iba. 25c MINCED HAM lb.15c LEG OF LAMB lb.14c SHOULDER ROAST of LAMB lb. 10c - BEEF - - BEEF > ROAST STEAK Q tender, juicy, chuck cut* of choice genuine grain _ ___ fed baby beef Round, Sirloin or Swias, lb. YOUNG BEEF— SUGAR cS e $4.49 PURE CANE .SUGAR 10 Lbs. 45c AJAX SOAP Big Golden Bars 6 bars 19c SPARKLE Gelatine Dessert Assbrted Flavors pkg. 5c NECTAR TEA Largest Seller in U.S. ^*lb. pkg. 22c TEA Gunoowder or Japan Green Bulk lb. 39c KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES or Post Toasties Lg. pkg. 10c 8 O’clock Coffee 3 ‘ 50c BOKAR COFFEE Supreme in Blend and Flavor lb. 25c RAJAH SANDWICH SPREAD ' ft-or Jar 3 jars 25c TOMATOES Standard Quality No. 2^ size can 10c RED SALMON Finest Alaska tall can 19c KIRK’S HARDWATER CASTILE SOAP ,, cake 5c SARDINES Blue Peter Imported can 5c 2ss29“ Super Suds WHITEHOUSE MILK 2 Large .iw c.ni 9c PEANUT BUTTER Sultana 1 .lb. pail or jar 10c MASON JARS [dot] 2-qt. »1.09 l*jt. 79c pU. 89c JAR RUBBERS, dot 4c JAtt TOPS, dot Z3o BREAD Whole or Sliced, White 14b. loaf 4c FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY CIGARETTES Popular Brandi carton $1.25 SHREDDED WHEAT 2 -19‘ -■ - - - --------------- - --------- AGP FOOD STORES TVm Great Atlantic Ac Pacific Tea Co. - �THE HABTTNQg BANNER, WEDNESDAY. AUOUffT «, 1W1 the Benrway store they were horrified Nichols -• ■ ■ ■at Carlton Center. -Wednasday evening. August 24 Ice Cream and All Logies Prom Borer Usn Be tram the bridge bregatwork* on which cake will be served It to hoped there Stopped If Proper Chemical ' will be a good attendance Ii Applied At Blffht Timo ।the water's edge Help quickly rushed, Mrs. Jannle Young of Hastings, who MICHIGAN [XPOMIIOH DETROIT r Sept .410 7 DAYS * 7 NIGHTS BiqqerEBetter! AdmissionS Reduced to Ladeee end Gentleman! Right Title Way To The Biggest Show On Earth! . . . Marvel­ ous Beauty Contest—Fife and Drum. Corps Contest —Mid­ way Shows—Horse Shows and Scores of Other Attractions Don't Mbs It f * ' WIRELKSK Wllit'l '1’1*1 EGRAPIIY*. TEI.EGRAPin East Lansing—Injuries caused by the peach tree borer, which to the most serious insect enemy of Michigan peaches, could be entirely prevented if growers would tree latradlchlorobenrent lo kill the borers in the trees, according to the department of entomology at Michigan State College. , 1 The treatment is moat effacUve If given stout September 1 after lhe eggs of the borer have all hatchet! and while lhe weather is sUll warm enough to [volatilize the chemical used to kill the I insect The presence ot borers in the‘tree* is Indicated by exuding gum. I Trees less than four year* old should I not be treated Tlie average-sized four year old tree win require three-fourths of an ounce of the paradlchlorobcnezenc. and larger trees will require a lit­ ! tie more.. j The crUBhed crystals of chemical I should be -placed In a ring around the i tree and from one to three Inches from lhe bark. Weeds and grass should be rej moved from about the btije of the tree 'before the chemical to applied. Cover i the paradlchlorobenaene with a few ' shovelfuls of earth. । If the trees arc on very heavy soil. I lhe material should be taken from [about the tree after three weeks, but > this is not nect»utary on most of the lighter Mills where peaches are commanly grown. BOWNE CENTER. ‘ Mr and Mrs. Orvln Smelker spent Sunday with the latter’s parents at their cottage at Hess lake. । Mr. and Mrs. Watt Thomas were Sunday guests ot Mr. and Mrs Ortoy I Burns Myrtle Campbell. Merle Campbell, Russell Benton. Beatrice Thomas and Merle Karcher were Sunday evening guests of Marlon Smelker. A number from thb way attended the Show Boat" at Lowell Salurday cvenlng. Bcatr.cc Thomas spent Saturday 4-ith Mrs. Glenn Spaulding of Cns. cade. Mr and Mrs. Glenn Dean enter­ tained her people ot near Middleville Sunday, Mrs Belle Stark and her sister and j husband of Chicago are visiting friends at this place. I SOUTH COATS- GROVE. . I Flora Wood to visiting In Grand Rap•jlds nnd Coopersville. • I Greta Endsley and children relumed to their home at Coopersville Wednes­ day after spending some time with her parents. Mr and Mr* Will Bayne i Gaaella Lyons of Grand Rapids was n caller at the Will Bayne home । Thursday. i Mr. and Mrs. Francis Barnard spent [Sunday with the former's sister. Mrs. j Hazel Christenson, near Rutland. Herbert Firster aNd wife v totted । Clarence Ftltser near Freeport Sun,day.\ Earl Orlando, Florida m Townsend ofwUh MUsln c He: "I cant think how the secret 14 Stowell. leaked "out." | Robert Alloft spent Sunday P. M. She: “Nor I. Everybody I told Was 1 with his brother, George, In Altofl u?.krd not to repeat it.' | neighborhood. • . r is advancing in firice iFILL YOUR BIN NOW! Hastings lumber & Coal Co Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hastings, Mich I’M WILLING TO GIVE AWAY A LOT OF *10 BILLS X^ES, give them away — that’s exactly what JL I'm saying. AU you have to do to get in on the party is take an hour’a ride with me in a Rocknc Six—built, sponsored and guaranteed by Studebakn. If thia sensational car, seUing at $585 and up f. o. b. factory, doesn't spoil you for every other low-priced car -r- in fact if you can get yourself to bay any other new car with a base price below $600within one week after your demonstra­ tion drive, I’ll give you $10. Come on in and take 'lhe boy to a physician's office, where after emergency aid wu rendered ha 'was rushed to a Grand Rapids hospital ।for ires Unant. He never regained, ,consciousness and passed away abouf ;24 hours later. Funeral “St the Bena­ way parlors Saturday *1 2 P. M. The ;boy with his brothers have played at and near the bridge ever since lhe ।bridge was being built, his father being ,employed in its construction A sad ,case and *iM]^il iuu suddenly snuffed the life Brone little one II Is' hoped that it will be a lesson to those who hive been in the habit of playing on the bridge in such a way a* to make maiy older folks hold their breath and In many cases to have warned Uym of lhe 'danger, which they did not sec. Laverne Chase of Jackson Li visiting hu mother. Wednesday noon as W. H. Madden was driving west on Main street, us­ ing Mrs. Blanch Segeratrom, of the Middleville Sun to her home, a Ford .driven by the son of Richard Ackerson of northwest ot town, suddenly turned towards Uie curb in front of him on the wrong side of the street. Ip the mix up the Madden car was pushed Into a truck and badly injured, the Ford was somewhat damaged, fortunately no one was injured. although how they ,escaped with so much broken glass about is a miracle. The signing of the depositors' agree­ ment is going forward rapidly and it now looks as if the opening of our bank will take place in the near future. Thu to the wish of all and everyone seem* willing to do their share to hasten same Garic Root and family of Chicago arc moving into Mrs Cleveland's house. Mrs. Lavern Chase nnd daughter Marjorie of Jackson and Mrs. Fred Granger are spending a few days visit­ ing relatives and friends near Spring Nearly everyone who has a radio listened in on President JfDover's ad­ dress Thursday evening and we hear much favorable comment upon same. An airplane did much manuvering over our town Thursday P. M. What the object was is a mystery to all. . Milo Shaw brought his herd of cat­ tle down Friday P. M. to load out for the Ionia fair. He surely lias a fine herd of catHe and will show them al several fairs during lhe next few weeks. G. D Whitmore will leave on Sunday with O O. Stricklen of Grand Rapids for a tew days' vacation in northern Michigan. While they may do some fishing do not look for any fish stories. Supt. Leroy Bel! ha-i returned from Lansing, where he took a short course in Ag. work. He to very busy looking up High school pupils for the coming years work.. GOODYEAR BROTHERS Phone 2101', HARDWARE COMPANY (Thb offer hold* good until September 9.1932) Hastings Miss Mercy Usbome is home from Ann Arbor on a month's vacation Miss Jessie Usbome to home from Kklamazoo for a week . Tlie Usbome reunion will be held this week Wednesday at Lake Odessa ’ The Carlton Center school reunion will be held at Carlton Center Thurs­ day. August 25. Mr and Mrs. Evison Bcci and fam­ ily visited the letters mother. Mrs Woodard of Hastings, Sunday after­ noon. Mr Waltman of Mason will speak at our local church next Sunday morning on lhe temperance question. Everjvjue is urged to attend. DOWLING. The Twilight Claws enjoyed' a picnic at Arnett's resort Thursday evening, honoring the birthdays of Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Gaskill. Mrs. Blanche Deprieater. Mrs. Wtaley Webb and James Clark who arc members of the class. A five tier birthday cake was one of the main features and lhe evening was spent with *ongs, yells, games and contests. Mrs Mary Fisher of Hendershott visited her son and wife. Str and Mrs Or He Fisher last week and attended thy Dowling school picnic, also the one tn the Weeks district. IRVING. Tlie Dowling baseball team defeated The Sowerby family together with the American Legion hospital nine in a relatives from Kent county picnicked benefit game at Um; Postum Athletic at Townsend park north of Lowell nc!d. Battle Creek. Saturday afternoon. Sunday. Score 13 to 8. Rev. Floyd Nagel, who has been sta­ Mrs. sterling Newton underwent a tioned at Charlotte for the past two major operation at Pennock hospital years, has been returned to that place last week. Mrs. Newton has been in by the U. B conference which has been very poor health for sottoctlme. Mrs. Harold Depriester and Coral In session at the sebewa camp grounds. His parents here have been attending and Jean visited al Gerald Deprtester's camp meeting and they and the many and Jake Deprtester's Friday at Hasfriends of Floyd and his wife arc glad Ungs. Lavay returned home with them they are to be near here. after spending the week with relatives Mr. and Mrs. John Beagle of Has­ Mrs. Blinston and daughter of Grand Rapids visited her mother here tings were Sunday guests of MIm Liz­ Saturday and also attended the Yeck- zie Smith and together attended the Icy school reunion. homecoining at Banhcld. Mrs. Minnie McCarty and Mrs. Nel­ Mrs. Butter and son Gilbert of De­ troit and Bud Butter and family ot lie Prase of Charlotte visited Mr. and Ann Arbor are spending some time at Mrs. Lant Coon and Mr. and Mrs their home here. The daughter and Claud Lester Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Deprlester were husband will come later. Mrs. Annie Pierce attended a reunion Sunday guests of Mr. and Mn. Will of her cousins at the home of one of Chalker. at Gull _ . lake. them. Clyde Nachtrleb, West Chester- — Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Wertman attendtownshlp, Thursday. ed the Banflcld --------------"* homecoming and" spent’ The Irving Ladles’ Aid Society will tlie remainder of the -day with their dean tlw schoolhouse Thursday. Aug­ daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs ust 18. Pot luck dinner. Anyone who Cliarles Belaon. who recently moved to is interested in the Aid Society or the the William Fry farm. Nyla Jean Pierce accomiianied rela­ school district and would like to help to very welcome. School will begin tives to Detroit Saturday where she will August 29. remain for a short vacation. Don't forget the Ladles' Aid dinner Mrs^ Wm. McCann entertained twelve ladles from Hastings tn honor Thursday the 18th and lu election ot of the birthday of Mrs: Ermont New­ officers too at this time. ton Wednesday. PLEASANT HILL. , KLINGENSMITH. The Project club met with Nellie z The Community picnic was held Bedford Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Faust of Detroit August 7 at Shafer s point. Paine lake. About fitly enjoyed the pot luck dinner and Mrs Westbrook of Middleville were and about, thirty came after dinner lo guests of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Carter Monday. spend the afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Roas Johnson of The last health lecture will be gfken thia week Friday at two o'clock at the Jackson spent the week end with his Barlow lake school. Twenty-two la­ parents. Mr. annd Mrs. Fred Johnson Mrs. R. J. Williams and Mrs Man­ dles attended the lecture last week. Mrs, Alice Maurer of Battle Creek. dy Ervin spent from Thursday until Mrs. Comstock of Nashfille and George Saturday with Mrs. Byron Rowlader Gibson of Hastings called at the and children of Grand Rapids. ■ Mrs. Clare Williams has been having Green home Sunday afternoon. R. C. Walla of Flat Rock spent Thursday infection In Ker face caused by having some teeth out. . afternoon there. Mr and Mrs. Steve Carter are enter­ Mr. and Mn. Clyde Willyard enter­ tained several relatives from Grand taining her niece and nephew. Gladys and James Moll, of Kent City for a Rapids and Caledonia Sunday. Clifford Converse of north of Has­ couple of weeks. Mr. -and Mrs. Clifton Campbell and tings Is spending some lime with his sister. Mrs. Orville Pickard and fam­ Hazel and Aden spent Sunday near Kalamazoo. ily. Clare Williams la exhibiting Suffolk Mr and Mrs. Edward Bowerman liave' returned to lhe former's parents. and Shropshire sheep at Ionia Free fair Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bowerman's, after thia week. Mrs. Amble Mugridge And children, spending the past few weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Latta near Barlow lake. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Shroyer. Clayton Mr. and Mrs. E. Latta entertained Shroyer and Mr. and Mn. Lloyd Shroyer and twc> children were Sunday two sons from Battle Creek Igst week. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Senslba, Laurel guests of Mr and Mrs. Bert Palmer. Mr. and Mrs Seymour Jordan and Senaiba and Esther Green were guests of Mr and Mrs. Clark Springer at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fish of Middleville were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Bowens Milla Bunday. N. C. Kraft of Charlotte. BIGBEE CORNERS. out a Rockne. See if you can take $10 from me! daughter, Mrs L. A. Daniels, returned to her home Thursday. Keith-Craig, ■who has been visiting his cousin. How­ ard Daniels, for a few days, accom­ panied her. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Daniels were Ln Grand Rapids Tuesday on buainos*. Mrs.. Frank Hosmer spent Friday In Grand Rapids, shopping. Betty Jean Carpenter spent the week end with her aunt. Mrs. Lloyd Shroyer, of lhe Ragla district Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Henney were Miss Verda Zuschnltl, and Mr. and Mn. Clair Jones and chil­ dren from south of Hastings. Mrs. Elmer Marlowe has been enter­ taining her sister faom Missouri the past week ■ “ Mn. Sarah Henney accompanied by her son, John and wife, of Lansing, spent part of last week in Chicago visiting the farmer s brother. Marlon Clem, his daughters, and Robert Henney spent Monday after­ noon In Grand Rapids Roy Allerdlng was in Grand Rapid v one day last week. Mr. and Mn. Clayton Valentine and, children attended a family reunion at Fallasburg park near Lowell. Thursday. Mr and Mn. Wm Shroder and Thoma* Forward of Caledonia were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs Leslie; Daniels The Brown school reunion will be­ held at tlie Brown school Sunday. Aug- । Mr. and Mrs. Merle Count of Kala­ mazoo were week-end guests al the Foote home. , Bunday callers at the home ot Mrs Lulu Johncox were. Harve LaCourse and Prof. Carl McCabe ot Toledo, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Johncox and son returned to Ohio with the Prof. The Wilcox family reunion wax held Bunday on the north end ot Flab lake. Thirty-two were present There were tome from Kalamazoo. Martin. Plain­ well and Hope. AU had a ffna tune. 17 Year* th* FIRST choice tire! Wb«a new tirw Ultla, mar* than actually dtm------------ .h. REASONS WHY you get mon your dollars In Goody BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SHOP NORTH MICHIGAN AVE PHONE 2482 HASTINGS, MICH. SMITH & DOSTER DELTON, MICHIGAN GOOD USED TIRES $1.00 UP - EXPERT TIRE VULCANIZING TRADE At Every Price the Greatest Valuel Proof: Millions More people buy Goodyears GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Supaxtwist Cord Tlr Something New Out of the Sky! Aik tu to show you the New Goodyear Zeppelin Tube CEDAR CREEK. Floyd Cairns qf-Nbrth Irving visited at Lloyd-Owen's one day last week. Mrs. Clarence Campbell returned home Sunday after taking care of her mother and sister at Hickory Corners. Mrs. John Curd of Sunfield is spend­ ing this week with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Boyce of Battle Creek spent Sunday with Lloyd Owen and family. Mias Marie Lelnaar Is home and feel­ ing fine from her recent operation. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Owen and son Raymond and Mrs. Ardy Owen spent, MIm Realha Lelnaar of East Delton Wednesday visiting friends and rela-ivtoited at Henry Leinaar's Saturday lives tn Battle Creek. 1 and Sunday. John Lammers and family and Hen, Mrs Minnie Monroe and friend. Mr. ry Lelnaar attended lhe Albertson re- Chattfteld. from Kalamsajo visited her union at Prairieville Park Sunday. 1 mother, Mrs. Martin Chandler. SunFrance* and Fem Campbell spent da7the past week with Mrs. Olive Camp-1 --------------- ***--------------bell at Hastings. MASTICATED HER BOARD. Mrs. H. Leavitt visited her daugh-' A little girl, talking to her ter. Mrs. Claud Kelly, at Hastings Fri- i whose arm had come off. exposlr day. J sawdust, was heard to say: "You Mr. and Mrs. Lewis DuBoto of Au- good, obedient child; I told you to gusia visited at Henry Wertman'3 your food fine, but I didn't-thin Sunday. i could chew it as fine as that." NOT ONLY WILLING TO SERVE YOU HE KNOWS HOW! Willingness to serve doesn't come The Conoco man's information scrv* through training; ability docs. So Con- . ice is just as expect as* these things he oco chooses as station-salesmen men does with his hands. Ask him about w ho want to serve... who like it... and roads, mileage, hotels, camps, sports, trains them to be experts. places co buy supplies. He is ready with W hen a Conoco man fills your gas accurate information on thw and many tank or supplies oil, he gives you ex­ other subjects. He keeps his station rest actly the amount you want. There's no rooms dean and his station inviting, lie splashing, no muss. checks parcels and.'cyts for<rajil and He gauges the air in your tires accu­ telegrams. Everything he docs for you is rately and supplies the proper pressure done cheerfully, expert ly. He wants to to each, including spares. He cleans your make your stop at his station a pleasure windshield spotlessly. He fills your radiator without splashing. for you... and he knout bow! HOPE CENTER. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Amsler of Ken­ ton. Ohio, are visiting their parents, Mr and Mrs. Frank Leonard. • Chas McDermott who has been visit­ ing hte daughter. Mrs. Beatrice Dun­ ning tn Delton, returned to Ids home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Russell Kay from Kal­ amazoo are visiting their psrenu. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leonard If the' cash intake eixeei the cash outgo the sheriff will ne'er bother you EVERY CONOCO STATION IS A BRANCH OF THE CONOCO TRAVE ...A NATION WIDE FREE SERVICE FOR MOTOR TtfAVSLU mu MIDDLEVILLE. CARLTON CENTER. SAVE PEACH TREES Monday evening while several men The Carlton L A- S. will hoU BY SIMPLE METHOD were allUng on lhe street comer, near | cream social at the farm home of M. C �| LEGAL NOTICES | C1MXCEKY BALE. st.t* rt Mirkiraa. th* circuit Court f« WOODLAND. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Snuggs of DelroU *Pcnt the wwk .end with Mr. end £ "puiatuT * Mr« F p- Hllbert »«. I Miss Winifred Border and Douglas yrr*'Wjiub«tJ c*Ifa'tt.'I rrOU of Lansln« returned Monday ', Li‘." w." fci'ii£ imU tro™ “ two ’wek1' vlllt wUh relatives i n M11WI ihr-t c.m. »». in Chicago, . »T u'.i Ih.ir .m »». b -t it.»ir ut. Mas. Karl C. Faul entertained the Bridge Club Thursday evening. Out of r ,T.r.r ./ ..J hr .inn. .r . Uwn gUMU Mn. Arthur Giddings .un .vurt f< t u* cmthiv ut Barry. ot Tawas City. Mrs. Robert Finnie and . ... . ratnu eu th. sirdMlMfTpbble Finnie of Louisville, Ky. , I M.j v I> 1 . I* «• akoea \J _______ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Allerdlng and children returned last week from a camping trip through the north. Mlsa Margaret Spindler Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Bernard Butkfu of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mn. V/mke Raffler and family spent the week end at a cot­ tage al Bristol lake. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phillips and grand-daughter of Kalamazoo were Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Zerkel and children of Lansing spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs Wil) Flory Mrs. Hannah* Wright spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Smith at their iepttage at Saddlebag lake. Mr. and Mrs. Milan Trumbo and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Plants and Beverly i spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elon Plants of Grand Rapids. Investing Safely This means investing depression proof. Building and Loan is the answer. First mortgages stand as the staunch security that lias made this plan outstandingly dependable State inspection and regulation, together with economical and conservative management, have been the means by which the *■ Standard has paid dividends of 6S for 39 years and maintained 100 cents on the dollar for every dollar invested, a record that has never been reached by any investment association outside of Building and Loan. . The records of the Standard are a public document of which we are proud—clean, wholesome and for 39 years proven safe. <WE INVITE YOUR INVESTMENT. Standard Savings & Loan Association Datroil. Michigan Griswold at Jefferwn _. JSS’M , , Hope Daring OlrU with a hinche(/n Thursday afternoon. Twelve from out of town were present. Mr. and Mrs. George.Herrington and Local Representative J. L. MAUS & SON HASTINGS, MICH. ; mazoo were guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Bulling Sunday. SOUTH SHULTZ. , Henry West and mother. Mrs. Dora Mr. ahd Mrs. L. Bishop of Battle. Custer of Hastings visited Mr. and Creek entertained at their cottage Mra. Mila Ashby Thursday evening Mrs. Kate Patton. Mrs Nettie Maas Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Warner. Mr and Mrs. Harold Schuster of and Mrs. Maud Wall of Kalamazoo Parchment and Mr. and Mrs. C. Ken-, were guestg of Mrs. Mina Kenyon yon Thursday and Mrs. Lila Woodhouse ot Visitors at Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ted­ Laramie. Wyo.. vuited her Friday. row's Sunday were. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.' Mrs Adah MLsener visited her cou­ Rev. W L. Halllbay. pastor of the Lindt of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. sin. Mrs. Mina Pranxhka of Brush Congregational church at Big Rapids T. Watson of Lansing. Dr. Sheffield Ridge from Wednesday until Saturday. and J. Wolf ahd family of Hastings. | Lorraine Bonneville, wlio has been will be tlx speaker al the CommunHy Mr and Mrs Charles Rash of Elba.; visiting relatives in Battle Creek the services next Sunday evening at the New York and Mrs. Raymond White past week, returned home Sunday of New York. vU(led Mr. and Clinton Horn spent Saturday with | Halllbay is a graduate of Olivet and MrsOakfield. Lewis Hine from Wednesday un­ Clifford Kahler ot South Hope. Harvard nnd was a former pastor of til Saturday. John Anders, who has been seriously lhe Kilpatrick and Woodbury churches.< Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bartz and son, ill for several weeks. pasndd.uway Sun­ Mr. and Mrs H J. Stang of Jackson Frederick., of Yodngstown. Ohio, ore and Mrs. C. B Benham of . Hastings spending two weeks with their cousins, day night. Sympathy is extended to the children. Paul Sunday Mrs. Slang remained Mr and Mrs Clarence Baecheler nnd BETTER* ENGL1.KIL Mrs Rosn Baecheler. Mrs Bargalnhunt tai jeweler'**: "I C Woodhouse and daughter, Matilda, and son. Jack, of Laramie, Wyo., were just bought thU ring at Cut Rate Jor'a, ily. Mr. and Mm. Ralph Leffler and guesta ot Mr and Mrs. Andrew Meyers across the street. How do you p»>family. Mrs. Cora Leffler and Mrs. | al their cottage Thursday. nounce tlw name of tlw stone? L. it Jane Hunt attended the Davis family, Meric Bonneville and friend und Mr turkolsc or turkwolaeT* reunion at Vermontville Sunday. , Jeweler i utter Inspecting stoner: and Mrs. Norman Craven of Battle Mr. .and Mrs Raymond Paul and Creek called on Mr. and Mrs. Lester The correct pnjnunclulion. madam, is Mrs George Faul spent the week end Bonneville Saturday evening. 'glass,' **. lensing. Mrs. A. C. Clark had as house guests, from Thursday until Sunday evening,' small sons and Dorothy Gaulkroger of Jackson. On Sunday she. Entertained fifteen of her girlhood Sunday school and their next meeting will be held ini Jackson. .They came from Jackron and Gibsonburg. Ohio. MANAGERS7 THESE PRICES IN EFFECT FRIDAY AUG 19th. ilher Brill attended camp meeting at. iton Rapids last Wednesday with UNTIL THURSDAY AUG. 25th. Miss Ruth Conklin ot Hastings spent from Tuesday evening until Thursday MANGER'S SPECIAL Miss June Parmalce came Thursday night and stayed the remainder of the week with her grandparents. Mr and Pork Beans 6 and 25c . County Club—In dellelour tomato tauce her home in Johnstown Sunday with her parents, who came to spend the day at Garrison's. family. Mr and Mrs. Floyd Garrison. Mr. and Mn Robt. Haynes and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Haynes were in Kala­ mazoo last Thursday to . attend the funeral of Ed Lamphere. Mrs. Rhelda Whitworth spent Thurs­ day flight with her daughter, Mrs Er­ nie Matteson, returning to Barlow lake Friday evening. ' Mr Halvorson gave a very interesting talk on China at Bunday school which was enjoyed by young and old. - Sunday callers at Grandpa Anders' were. Robert Anders ahd Mrs Lena Reimer Morgan of Chicago. Mr and Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKay and Miss Frances of Battle Creek. Mrs. Clara Morehouse spent part of Several from here attended the 'Eagle school reunion on Saturday. Mrs. May Goodrode is confined to her bed with injuries received in a recent fall. We all hope for a speedy Campbell's Beans 4 — 17c In pork and tomato mki Kellogg’* Pep w 10c f*i p*>9 9c Kellogg’s Bran Flakes *• 15c Cream Cheese Tea Siftings fo Bread 1-lb County Club Sliced oi homa ityla ' Easy Task Block Salt z 5 soap chips 10c 4c 21 c e'f, 29c 50-lb. block Kirk’s Castile Soap 5c The famoua hard water toap Searchlight MATCHES 6 M... 25c The ever popular match Special Vote lt«m> Jesse Osgood and Rev. Isaac Osgood attended camp meeting at Sunfield Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lynden Johncock and twins and Glenna Osgood and Leon | Cook made a trip to near Marshall on ; Roy Baine attended Friday aac^SeUuday Aufuil 19th and 20th Clifton Brooms 29c Monday to Thuciday Aufuit ttnd to 25th FlyToX pt bottle 49c ★ 5 a«t» »ol«» Wax Paper xdi 8c ★ 3 aata voUn * 10 vita vote* Tuna Fish Glagor Ala - alto Rocky Ri»e« can 19c Chicken ol the See ' ★ S eebe volet Latonia ig«. bottle 10c Bisquick pb«. 32c * 19 take voCm .1 tM a-ctock la it. tore ‘ Will those who have news they would »k“* “na m <• “» FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES trder.J. u.i pad. aatirm correspondent as It la hard to get news Ira Hart, a well known and highly' respected man. pawed away Monday morning at the home of his daughter. Mrs. Grace Rice, where he was spend­ ing a few days. It will be remembered' that his wife. Mrs. Lottie Hart, passed away only a few weeks ago. We extend opr sympathy to the bereaved ones. I family. Rev Fred King and family are at-1 tending camp meeting and conference * 5c Bananas Applet mSL Lemons 10 25c 3 '« 10c StakM-Hhle d.iaoed-300 ilia Oranges CalUcnua—sweet and Jaky . 19c � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-08-24.pdf c17ebdc56b0c8a6f6eaf60e6703ae5ce PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER * SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR THRESHING MACHINE OH STMTS SUIT HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 24, 1932 14 PAGES HAS SEVERAL COTTON PLANTS IN BLOOM PAGES Ito 8 NUMBER 17 RECEIVED TWO GOLD 06636166 Third Amendment Would Place House \ MEDALS AT C. M. T. C. Ivan Baldwin Was One Of One Representation on Population Basis; MOW PICNIC Hundred Thirty To Be Bo Honored Would Give “Whip Hand” to Cities ENTERTAINMENT FOR EV. Seed Was Secured From Old Plantation By Mrs. L. J. . Matthews M. W. DRYER TRYING TO RE­ Mn. L. J. Matthews has at her home Announcement of awards made to COVER DAMAGES FROM Aside f, isentalives Khali consist of one hundred representative district one represent*­ students at the C. M. T. $1. was pub­ several cotton plants in bloom, some ! <1001 members elected for a term of the for each full ratio of population, lished on Tuesday. These students bearing bolls of cotton Just bursting. voters at*i CASPER THOMAS It is interesting to know that the [decide the fate of seven proposed two (3) years from representative dis-[Any representation then remaining to were presented with medals for their seed for these plants came from near [constitutional amendments and a[; trlcts established as follows: ERY ONE ALL DAY AT FAIR GROUNDS A rdtta , be apportioned shall be assigned toaccomplishments. ............. ....................... Among the names ..... CLAIMS GRAIN SERAGriffin. Oa. on the old plantation, proposition to repeal the present oleb-> shall be obtained by dividing the popu-! those representative district* having'। was that eff Ivan Baldwin of this city COME AND HEAR THE RATOR WAS RUINED where the original cotton gin was used imargarine law AU of them are Im-' lalion of the state, as ascertained by the largest unrepresented fractions of, who was given first place in shot put OLD TIME FIDDLERS by the slaves. Mrs. Matthews visited portant. particularly the third to ap-j the last preceding United Stairs decen- : the ratio at population. In each rep- and discus throw, and, was Riven a there a few years ago and was greatly I pear(on the ballot. Article V. sections: nisi census, by one- hundred. Any ’ resentativr district containing but one I white gold medal for each event. Accident Occurred On State interested in the work conducted at 2. 3 and 4. which proposes to hold the] county containing less than tlie ratio of j county and entitled hereunder/Trnorc! Seven hundred fifty young men were Amcricnn Legion Has Appoint­ Road When Car Driven By Experiment on this old plantation. - (state senate substantially os ts but puts population shall be attached to a con- > than one representative. Hie-board of enrolled at C. M T. C . and 130 were ed Competent Committoei and Since her visit, Mrs. Matthews has . representation in the house on a strict! tiguous county or counties to form a ’ supervisors may. and. if the number of | given specigi awards for excellence In Thomas, Crashed Into Rig grown cotton plants in her garden each population basis. Because this amend-1 district bounded by county lines aiid ; representatives exceeds four. 'hall, at. various subjects and sports Kents, Judges For Celebration Another case, in which the owner of first regular --------- .—- • »-------------' j ment lj so long, we have printed only .containing [ containing not lew Hun Ilian one full ratio I Its Rnt resular or special apecial session »r*.4on folk>L 1[ We mentioned last week the plan a threshing rig sues tiie driver and ; Section 3. In fact. Section 3 is so Mn-: of population. Each *uch combination lowing each apportionment of repre-! p.-opovd for the observance of labor owner of tin automobile, for damages iportant that voters can disregard any).of counties and each county not In- |wntathe* hereinafter proiided for. di-' Dtiy in Hastings. The Laurence J. Bauer to u Separator has been started In the j , consideration whatsoever of Sections , eluded In any *uch combination shall ■ vide su< h rrprrseiilative district Into ; i Pert of the American Legion will see circuit court liere by Attorney Klin: 2 and 4. Section 3 reads as follows: || constitute a representative district. (house districts composed, of compact i to the carrying out of the program. Sigler. The case grew out of an acci­ SECTION 3. The house *of repre-1. There shall be, apportioned to each | (Continued on page three) | while the Commercial club, not as a dent August 4 on the Stalo Road 1 club but as individuate, will contribute It appears that Milan W. Dryer owns j to tlie found necessary to put the I HOME LUMBER CO. • A-wreum threshing rig. which Sam TOTAL OF THREE HUNDRED “ . Craig started to operate fur him during "TOTAL OF THREE HUNDRED pI?Itn is"cro proposed to have a roast ox for OFFERS FINE BARGAINS HAVE PAID FIVE PER CENT MONEY LESS THIS YEAR this fcitson On the evening of Atufiut [ dinner, the meat from which, together NINE DEATHS DURING 4 Mr. Craig finished Uireshmg on the [with sandwiches and coffee, will bo DIVIDENDS SINCE OR ­ PAST YEAR Vup Shellenbarg^r farm east of tills Fund Derived From Taxes On Wonderful Opportunity For! given free to all who come. GANIZATION IN 1924 city in Hustings township The rig For the entertainment of those who Utilities, Estate Inheritances । : Home Owners to Make Releft Hurt place uboul nine o’cluck that shall —and everybody POPULATION HAS DE j and Other Sources GOOD PLAN TO CUT OUT THE*| . Pairs On Building^ „ _ come„ „„ >wv is Invited— night. Tile steam engine hauled the 1 it is planned to have two ball games, separator worth tu the State Road. !PERFORMS USEFUL I The Home Lumber Company of this CREASED SINCE 1880 i one in the forenoon and one In the : School officers throughout the LIST AND PRESERVE then east on Hutt highway in order to SERVICE TO COMMUNITY county will do well to note that the | city offers a fine opportunity right now, -----I afternoon In addition to that will’be do a threshing Job for Lyle Fisher. ■ ---------. primary school money to be apportion(for farm owners and home owners, who Important Part of Work Is That 'he following contests: FOR FUTURE USE While the threshing outfit was on the need repairs or Improvement on their r 1 Capturing a greased pig. the captor Ha« Financed Pur. « ™ With City, Village and highway a lighted lantern was hung on ' : buildings, to buy material at targe disCitv. Villaoe and H H the rear of the sr|mrator When with­ chase Or Building , of 137 from taxes on utilities, inheritance*। CITY IS WELL PROcr.unts They offer several hundred Rural School Children i The capture of twenty-five chickens, in a few rods of the Fisher home tlie ; und other sources. The major de ­ . of the Barry County j 10 kept ** th°“ Wl“ Homes In City of Hastings TECTED AGAINST FIRES I!”"?.",?,. rig wan .'topped to pul water in the crease is the tax payments by rail­ come to hand and Is ratc" . ... . The "Banner is glad to acknowledge roads. which accounts /or a reduction boiler. - ... -ii a pushmcblle ‘contest, with prizes of Tw.ntp.Flv. Fire Box, In th. "2? 3^ Alter what the crew believed to be the receipt of the annual statement of of $2,500,000. The inheritance tax also 100. 50c and 25c. Four Wards of CitVThird I targe savings by buying NOW. Turn 1,1 *hieh tha. de;wj-tnwnt lias **c.n t hough water had been supplied for the the Hastings Building and Loan Asso­ yielded about $400,000 less this year .-n^w for ta 1U u ’first nm wr.~ pn"* ■" ,1“Four wards Of City Third ] (o Ihr|r Uru(i adve » M * ment on an . engaged year, which; ciation. us of July 1. 1932. It is in, boiler. It was thought best to look at ' than last. The reductihnc from last crodltable It. year is about 14 per cent. \ Ward Has Least I other page for full particulars. the wuici uir water gouge KjiuKi- and uiiu see what wiiai nit inui-i Indi- 1every - — ■» way --- a - ----- ------- -statement. cntech—Mt Moore, who was uperutlng I s>»W» total resources of $150,661.52 and ------ --------- . , , ------There have been several change-' ——‘ ■■*••'«■---------------the separator, thereupon removed the “ reserve accumulated since Its organ- iiinnr n | II 111 I rif made in the fire calls for the different - ---- — — - _____ Tills accumula- i T. JI, l«w«. the ihortwl, the wn.ruh the wards, -o it has occurred to the Banner, l^'r cent of all ueatlis are due to these . w.to» ei,* *-und took it to the engine In order to tion lias been made after having paid that it will be u good service for us to _ .. | five causes—hardening of the arteries, a* JI,. see the marking* on tire water gauge. a five per cent dividend per jinnum. print the calls as they are now ar-1 Irtrlnzev Ht./. r.. ,»u I| ttlC“- PTiZCS°£ Bte Ji.00. te^the^XV &UC »n(l 25C. | XS ’ S caS Tte* problern of “ Soon after Hits they saw the lights since Its organization in 1924. ranged. We would suggest that every] From its organization to July 1. ,1932. ; of an automobile corning from the west, city reader cut oiit this schedule, paste ] the Association has financed /the I Uona? 8 l E^riv d dtegmKte 1& 7nd 'treat' I pru<s bctn8 ' 12 °°' ” 00 Bnd SOc' ‘ I tended in the same direction as the it In the telephone book or In some i tional. Early diagnosis and treatp iar|-e.t family attendins the • threshing rig. Mr. Moore alleges that I building or purchase of 137 homes.: place whtre "it can be preserved; tiicu w he went to file rear of the separator i There are outstanding at present 329 ties UP CONSTRUCTION OF when you hear »he siren blow you will uounuo w. LUSK FOUND .1 with his lantern, which he waved ravings shares. 1315 prepaid shares • know about where the fire is located. ' -------— HASTINGS CENTER LYING — DEAD ON HIS across the highway as a warning to the and 1477 loan shares. I Tlie calls for the different wards are 1 How can this Association make the I COVERT ROAD WIFE'S GRAVE on-coming car. Mr. Casjx-r Thomas, of .'as follow**: fine record 11 has jnade? What ad-] < Continued on page three) First WaYd. 1 ----------| Barry County Health Department. ■ sanw ,)rt2tatx>vc 'TT.S? ^TteriJi inSTto HEARING SET FOR Deaths from accidents are growing! for tht‘c]dpt niarrlrd ' 11—Comer North , Hanovdr and COULD NOT BECOME RECCITY SCHOOLS START SU. v • >°TTt hJlTpreferred stockhrdders‘ THURSDAY, SEPT. 15 Orant ONCILED TO HER PASSING'^r^’^Sid8!: ’on the grounds, prizes being 11.00,.50c 12— Comer Nortii Eaku-St. and Eos’. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6 3. All money loaned is secured by and 25c. 177 T Blate Road. . „ 4 _. ilhis county where the age was below first mortgage on real estate, all a! Complainants Allege Change In 13— Corner High st. and Michigan Had Shot Himself Four Times: thirty and three of these were due to1 Prizes for the oldest buggy at the Hastings Has Reason To Be (Continued on page six) which is improved homes in the city. Sentiment Since Petition With Revolver Evidently drowning There were five deaths 14— Comer Hanover and Mill Sts. Proud Of Its Four Splen­ of Hastings. . . * from automobile accidents. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. 4. stock in the Association is exWas Presented 15— Corner State Road and North Sometime On Thursday Pneumonia te responsible for a large did Schools , George W. Lusk, aged 36. a car-1 number of deaths. The only way td emptlfrom all taxes urfacr the laws of judge R. A Hawley, acting in the Church Sts. The schools of this city will open on Michigan. ;, icase Judge 16—Comer Benson Ave. and North pentcr whose home was in Detroit, evi-i prevent it is early medical care. One tan. icasc because occauM- of or the me illness imresa of oi yuu*r Tuesday. September 6 The ringing of 5. An outstanding feature te u. is the low' low1 McPeek. MrPrvk last io<st week ui-Ak granted ernnted « n teinjx»rary teinoorarv Broadway dently grief stricken by the death oi I death from tuberculoids was recorded tlie syiiool bell will tic a welcome sound1 rate of interest it makes on loans toiinjunction against the Barry county 1 17—Otmer Woodlawn und hl* wife, which occurred nearly o year j in Barry county last year and there in Hartings and the marching of thei H | llKW tluae_ who are desirous to buy or build rQad commission, forbidding the con-} Michigan Ave. ago. was found shot to death Saturday.! were no deaths from typhoid fever, students toward our city’s tour school ] llomeJ istniction of the Hastings Center road. his noay body lying iicrau across inc the neaa head ui of ner her] (Continued on page six) Second Ward, ins KftUzUncra will be )\z> noted Hhlwl with pleasure. ntAabnrz* «, ' buildings The officers of the Association ore[M a Covert road, until further orders 21— Corner Hanover and Clinton Sts grave in. the Irving cemetery, on the] Hastings has great reason to be (Continued on page three) - - ;of the-court. — -The - hearing — on — this tetn22 — Corner Hayes and Clinton Sts road between Hostings and Middleville " ANOTHER BAND CON­ proud not only of her school buildings iporary injunction will be on Septeni23 — Corner Hanover and Green Sts. Near the body was found the No. 32 re’ but also of her schools. No community CERT WEDNESDAY NIGHT ■ ber 15. at which lime it will be decided 24— Corner Shriller and Hanover Sts. volvtt he hod evidently used to take hi* of this Size In Michigan Is so well EXPLAINED OBJECTIVES ri— — — was shot four man nr AMEQIPAM i crinni »beU*r ,o m‘‘u? thc “■'”P°r»ry “«• 25— Corner Bond und Dibble Sts. * own life. 'The equipped with school buildings us Has­ Ur AMtnlLAN LtulUN . junction permanent or not. times—twice near the heart. once Forty Pieces In Organisation 26— Wool Boot Factory. tings; and no city has better schools. tt-11 r. » ’ A,bcrl 1 Trautwcln. Oliver A. Bolton , ... through" the head und one shot, .just 27— Corner Grand and Hayes Ste. ... But Need Clarinets and We. are not the authority for that « Co. Clerk M- O< Hill Gave In-'On<i Norval Barger arc the plaintiffs Third Ward ;grazing the body. This la not the. first statement Inspectors who come here Saxophones forming Tait To Rotarians m >m-' '“<■ ana "rr rewe-nmd by 31- Comcr Jefferson and South Sts. ‘W that a suicide in Barry county from the University as well as from , „ Archie D. McDonald of .this city as ' had shot himself mure than once. One Next Wednesday evening. August 31. 32 — Comer Thom and church Sts. ** “ * ‘ ‘ other college* have all given testimony Monday noon I attorney. The Barry county-mad com- I 3—Corner State and Jefferson Ste. ■ case another concert will be given by the — occurred ----- in ------Assyria - . a few years to that fact. County Clerk M O HUI gave an in-1 mission arc tlie defendants Hastings City Band, under the direc-: 34-Corner Jefferson and Grand Sts. “B”- *'»»<■« 'he suicide also fired four The fine thing that has character­ forming talk to the Rotan’ Club MonThe complaint recites various prop-1 have announced my candidacy tloiy of Raymond Wlndeknecht. I I---------------------------, ---------- for Fourth Ward bu,,eto l,,to ho^!’’ ized XCp^Ucuterllo the schools of this city for 8up-1 sev- -X Il" unde? noon on .the African Legion. He, options heretofore considered to i Interest in the band continues tn1 nomination for sheriff on the demo­ crintendent VanBuskirk. has been the «r organlaltion while part of construct a county road on the Has-; grow and there are now forty pieces erotic ticket at the September primary. absence »nny was still overseas; and of Ungs Center highway, under the pro-; «-<»rr« M.,W .nd iiiu:*uh>. wiicn uj Mr. Wlndeknecht ts desirous of getting It has been very pleasing to receive so 8a Thu^d.r, .h.„ ii 1. »»** ... uum.-u«civu br nbsence' of of ’friction fricling in in the the teaching teaching Sheriff laniard and Deputy Conscr-[ more retd Instruments In the band, many assurances of support and comstaff and in Hie fine sentiment of the the. plans that have since matured, visions of the Covert Act. The first petition was filed in 19224-! 43—Corner South and Park Sts. vation Officer Sumner of thiscity. Tlie । flldh as saxophones and clarinets, so if Tnendations of my' work. I have sfaa^ community toward the schools. When which place tiie Legion as ah organi­ 44—Grand Rapids Bookcase Factory. circumstances in thecase, and tc-sti- i you play either of these get into com-. cerely tried to meet my responsibilities That petition was taken up and con • zation seeking the good of the country, everything connected with the opera­ I 45—Corner Clinton and Youngs Sts. ' mony brought out by inquiry, soems to ■ munlcatlon with the director. t os an officer and to enforce the laws tion of the great business of public the good of American society and es­ sldered by the county road cominis4—Corner Broadway and Green- StaJ' leave no doubt that it was acase of I All members are urged to be present j without .fear or favor. I may have education In n city of this size Is con­ pecially In opposition to Bolshevism sioh in 1929 and recommended to the 46—Corner Park and Mill Sts. ’suicide. • at rehearsal on Tuesday vavenlng of failed In some cases; for I do not claim ducted w smoothly and efficiently, it Is and Communism. He described what board of supervisors for the 1930 road ; Lusk’s brother from petroit. who next week/promptiy at 7:15. > to be perfect. I only know my "aim has a sure sign that there la someone at the Legion Is doing in edjchlgan. where program. Such action was authorized ! came Sunday,"said that tlie suicide had [ This splendid organization is worthy been to do my whole duty. the head of the organization who Is a it has a fine phllanthrophy “in Rs and approved by the supervisors at EXPERIENCE NECESSARY AT PRP^FNT TIMF nevcr cciucd 10 K^eve over tlie loss of of the support and co-operation of If you are satisfied with my record real manager, wlio knows his job and Roosevelt hospital at Camp Custer and their June.session In 1029. In a resolution presented by the Hl rncotni limc his wife. He had been a successful’every citizen of Hastings. Come andjnnd feel that my experience in this does It; and that Is surely true in another, the Ottt'r Lake Billet for de­ (Continued on page five) pendent Legion children, in Lapeer (Continued on pace six)------------ I hcaf the concert next Wednesday eve-> office is worth something to Barry Hastings. . Voters Should Be Interested In ■ county. I will "appreciate InIng. * “ ’ "* your support“■ nuiai pu t n» county. Tlie alm of the Legion is to Rural pupils who*have completed POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. • afid aid Returning Mr. Ketcham ; the eighth grade will find that Has- become u stabilizing force In our N. poUcing HONEYWELL Morris O. HUI for County Clerk. You realiseDAVID that the of the tings High school is especially well American life, To Congress Rrpubliran Candidate For Judge of entire county by only two full-time equlpiicd and offers facilities which are i ’ Probate Barry County. '----- ” —•“ ---- 'and my-x .The people of Burry county should, ‘ men. "• • Under-Sheriff Taskdt | unusual In a town of tills size. The re- ■1 Petitions were filed by my friends self, must result now and then In de­ not overlook the faetzthat they are. and duction of the tuition -to outside stu- ] and after due consideration. I do not lays. I can assure you that I have al­ should be. greatly Interested in the dents to $60 should increase -the at-1 candidacy at the primary bf our fellow > hesitate to ray that I now wish to be ways tried to give my best efforts. I tendance becattw Die rural district! A «• citizen, John C. Ketcham, for nomlna- j nominated and elected. appreciate the help of the people of pays the. entire $60 for each eighth AHUUUUCtSIIlCllL I do not cate to elaborate on my this county, also the hearty coopcralion for congress nt the primarygrade graduate, so that parents of the I have previously announced my legal qualificutfiffiS Smr experience[ lien given me by the police departThe district could not make a great-! pupils have no tuition to pny. candidacy for nomination |is Prosecut­ necessary for the proper conducting of er mistake Ih a time like this than tn | inents and sheriffs' offices of other ing Attorney nt the September Pri­ this office, except to say. that I am cities and counties. t This has been trade experience for Inexperience. We POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. maries, tiirough the columns tof the not a new-comer into this county, but made passible through acquaintances need honest men—men of conscience ! Banner and other county newspapers. have lived hefe many years. ] und contacts I have made during the and convictions—and everybody knows' I have conducted the office of Prose­ John Ketcham answers "fully to that, I. have had several, years' experience five and one-half years I have served, cutor for the last two years on a basis need, and faithfully represents the in-, os Supervisor and County Clerk, nite assistance is of the most vital of rigid economy.' Every needless ex­ terests of our people In congress. Mr.1 through which I am well acquainted unirartance to the successful enforce* pense has been eliminated and no case with property values which enter into ment of the taw in Barry county. If Ketcham is so close to the head of the has been prosecuted unless it was settlement of estates. ' > renominated and re-elected I will do committee on agriculture that, if his clearly my duty-to act. Following the The Juvenile Court is as Important rny best, as I have in the past, to on­ party shall win In the coming election, i suggestion of the Prosecutors Associa,. ' I wish to announce that I am a es the Probate Court, as it paves on— force the law in Barry county. 1I he lie will In tn all probability probability be made the the I tion of tlie State of Michigan, I have and Influences, the destinies of our — — -----of* — . - —I will ------... . .... of that ---------1- candidate for nomination at the SepAs tax payera^and voters of this chairman very------------------Important comBecause my" — work ----as sheriff. | given freely of thy lime to accompany county. DUnty. you TOU have the right rishi to expect 'mlThat 1* Important for tar this tember Primaries for Probate Judge Juvenile boys and girls This Court have very little opportunity to do cam­ tnittee. That Is I the Sheriff on arrests and raids, there- courteous and efficient service from‘district.'which is largely agricultural, of Barry county. requires the experience of a person of paign work for myself; so I must rely I by gaining first hand information that your county officiate. - ------------------•- i ■'-» -*’Is ♦*----------------------------I— No — new — man can get a look in •for such This one of the most important mature years, judgment, and with ex­ on my frtendv I surely.will appreciate I has assured us to prepare our cases so Experience, coupled with a desire to a place. No member of congress has [county, offlees. The duties of the office perience in family problems. whatever you itet you can do to aid mt strongly that pleas of guilty have been serve, brings that efficiency which you vrai at ahd before the Primary election given MHV more .MUM... faithful ». or useful service — in ______ consist™ largely --—in —„the — handling — I would of es-:favor wme changes, cspeentered In 290 oQhe 301 cases handled, have the right to demand. ’ that body than has John Ketcham. • tales and the administration of 'the dally tn mother’s pensions, yet I am September 13. without expense to the taxt>ayers for Sincerely youn, . If you have appreciated the court­ When it comes to the matter which the Juvenile Court, which readily suggest t not seeking tlie office by any criticism I trials. The duties of my office will not eous and efficient service which you people of’tills county and district are the need of special training. of the manner in which the present Adv. George W. Leonard. the pleasure oi of a personal have received during my term of office, especially Interested In—viz., reduction .i permit me vne I am a graduate of the Literary and Judge has conducted this office. I am a candidate for the office of‘call upon each voter and I take tfiis I respectfully solicit your support at in cost of government—it will be re- Law Departments cl tlie University of. If my work os your farmer County NDTICB. Prosecuting Attorney on the Republi- ’ method u> respectfully ask your ap- the Primary Election. September 13th. membered that CONGRESSMAN, Michigan with ten years’ experience Clerk was satisfactory. I will appre- To whom It May Concern: can ticket at the coming primaries., i proval of my efforts by your support at —Adv. 8-31. KETCHAM r. GAVE HIS VOTE vou FOR I| in in tiu* the nroe.tteo practice nf of i*w law in th* the <t*t* state, eiiite elate vour your vote vote at the Primary. Primary, Sent. Sept. This is to notify you thst Harry ««-«- Mao Morris O. Hill. My qualifications consist of six years' । the primary election. EVERY MEASURE PROPOSED IN Since locating in Barry county I have 13/1932. county has entered Into a contract , active practice of law. two years asj Sincerely. ------A FINE SERVICE. David N. Honeywell. , with the city of Detroit, whereby rwrCONGRESS TO REDUCE the cost of; held the office of circuit Court Com- -Adv. Circuit Court Commissioner , and four | The barbers of this city propose to Kuaciiuiiciii. government. When we time have an vpop-! ---------mlssloner by appointment of the Oovvvucn ar ‘sens may be sentenced and confined years os Justice of the Peace for thci^-Adv. Prosecuting Attorney. do a fine service for .the school chil­ TRADE FOR A FARM. poriunlly to send an experienced man emor. portunlly cnior. . v... in tlie Detroit House of Correction. City of Hastings. I —-­ dren of tills city. Next week Thursday to IV VVURIia. congress in IUL*. these VVJ. days’ ...... that vopr -|| -I — am -- --married ----------- --and ---- -------have ----two children Thte contract was entered Into for the Your support at the polls. September ANNOUNCEMENT. and Friday night they al) will keep portunlly ought to be Improved. No _‘°f.th' Ar"?e. No• and have located In in Hastings. Hastings 1term rf.~w.lw uutu«u> <*r or 13, 1932, will be appreciated. I *hh to announce that I am a can­ their shops open Worn six o'clock to new man could begin to do tar this disYour support at the September pri- Freeport Prop»-rt> State on Court uw Bank. ■ receiving in «c)eric.-AdT Morrt> ?• ‘ Freeiwrt State Bank. • receiving in ex—Adv. 3 wks. Adelbert Oortright. I didate for the republican nomination nine o'clock, and will then give free new man couia ocgin io uu no mm* mi* marles will be ____ appreciated. '■ < •» [for sheriff of Barry county. Have hair cuts to the boys and girls who in­ trlct what John Ketcham can do be­ change the fine fifty acre farm a mite ' ,n Archie D. McDonald. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH RE'served as supervisor of Johnstown nine tend to attend school the following cause, of his 13 years’ service and his —Adv. north of Freeport, known as Die Will' POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT SUME8 SERVICES SUNDAY, i years and chairman of the board of Tuesday and whose parents feel they high standing in congress. NEW DRESS SHOP. C__ C06«fifi ________ farm._____ Mr._____ Murphy plans to I wish to announce that I am^ canHie Presbyterian church will resume supervisors; have also been a deputy cannot afford to pay for this service. Hazel Fox of Charlotte wishes to an■' move about September 1. . « HOME MADE ICE CREAM. their services next Bunday, August 28. sheriff and know the requirements for We are sure this will be appreciated. And heme made cake Augiist 25, aft­ nouncc that she will open September 7i Mr. and Mrs. Murphy will be greatly ’publican ticket at Um coml after having been dosed for the past sheriff. If nominated and elected I a ladles' wearing apparel shop on Court' missed from the social and church clrand appreciate y«ur ernoon and evening at QulmBy church. three weeks. The pastor. Rev. John W. ■ wUl give my best service to the peoNOTICE. St. between Michigan and Jefferson.teles of tills city, in both of which they!—Adv. Out 9-7. (Mori —Adv. 2 *ks. Kltching. expects to return from Chi- pie in a fair, impartial enforcement of The Rural Teachers’ Annual Meet­ The Hazel Fox Shop will carry a com- have been active and helpful. The I ——-----cago In lime to conduct the service, at the law. I will appreciate your support ing and School of Instruction will be plete line of dresses, millinery, hosiery, I people of Freeport and vicinity will, DANCK AT L O. O. F. BASEBALL AT VICKERY'S. 10:30. The SuiMay School will not J at the primary, Tuesday September 13. held Saturday. August 27, at 2:00 P. M foundation garments, lingerie, gloves find them fine folks and excellent Saturday night. Aug. 91. Clear lake. August 28. Dowling commence until September 4th. [2 wks. Nelson Wlllteon. eastern time In the tourt room.—Adv. Bellevue.—Adv. " and gifts.—Adv. / ; neighbors. । chcstra.—Adv. BUILOIIK & LOAN ISSUES ST1TEMEIIT Pm„„Sc«o.L Dora and ng. • Maas lazoo »yon cduiru>h rday, been tike with >u»ly Bun- FIRSTREPORTOFBAR|.W CO. HM UNIT PUCES OF FIRE ALARM BOXES GIVEN "’kl'ld'S.'l JUijGl H net: ft nftWlLl PD1MTC Illi IIHIPTII GRANTS INJUNCTION I ♦ POLITICAL < > * „ Mir. "1,h DETROIT MAN COM 03126189 __________ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1932 PAGE TWO BEIRiOMIlROCK fees RETIRING FROM BARRY CO. EQUALIZED ’ BY STATE AT $22,721,000 NASHVILLE. LOCAL NEWS Valuation Is Less But Per­ AU summer hats at ’» price. 1 lot centage Is Greater—Will Pay $1300 More ‘ Adv. . TO BE EXAMINED HERE ».,a,np«nv nr '• .County M.. O. Hill ACCEPTS PRESIDENCY OF Tlie Good Will Aid will meet al the ----- ,—_ ,countv Clerk vicra m niu has' iw> received recci* webb msTrnrre of na. ! Ralph Lamb Tore Down Barn , from the secretary ot State a stat church for dinner Auguit 26. All wli w.noo Tl,on rived In jnient nl ,>,p equalisation of a11 ‘ : and House Then Lived tn of Michigan recently adopt ■ VAL ARCHITECTURE Mrs. Emma Bush is worse again, i bv the state board of equalization. Thehaving suffered another serious attack Shack In Woods Monday night. ONLY THREE SUCH Sheriff Iwonard and Under-SherifT equalled -*i**-’ 1 »•••“ | Ta.Vrr nn *r>*iircz<nv went in the home ' 1'laced at 16.605.886.628. which is a re­ SCHOOLS IN COUNTRY L..n, m in. SSL ,< .tan tiaojoowo iron. . Get that Sunday chicken dinner al „ „ . . . 'southeast comer of Baltimeri. and year ago. Barry county* the Thomapple Lake Hotel, ^ua,l“d style. 50c—Adv country Mrs. IJbble Marshall Is visiting her son. Claude, and family at EaM Lan-' ling. Mr*. E. .A. Itannemgn and Mrs I Clothier were guests of tlw former's sister in Grand Rapids Wednesday. Tlie Misses Thcrc*aa Dauxe.' Esther Duel and Eva Garlinger were In Lan­ sing Wednesday. Tlw Brumm family hakl Utelr re* t union Saturday at Goguac lake. Battle * Creek. Tlw community was snocked Thurs­ day when word spread quickly that Mrs. Ed. Brumm had passed away at j her Itomc near tlw Base Line, eight* miles from Battle Creek. Mrs. Brumm. Would Have Been Retired In brought him to thtacity for examln*- value, as fixed by the state authorities. Mrs. c. W. Crawford has returned to has been acting peculiarly is >22.72^ a year ago it wM November Because ot Gov. | (ion Lamb ------------------------------ * — iu-l *~»«~i»'(« li™. » tn. oitlr-r. Itau«h> .ill B.rrr tount, her home from Pennock hospital and near Nashville all per life until the! l|r .l»uld 1» „Uc«l filer »«.<- >•• ‘ !•'»" u“ «••• >'“» is gaining nicely. ■ ernnientRegulations Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Miller are mov­ last year. She leaves her husband, six' -'irn(nt l**£ y<-'ar While tlie total ainouht of The Banner has oljen mentioned i. strahit Not long aito he tore down:a goaii state■ tax to will ing into the Guy Bauer Iwxise Just children. Lester and Allee of Wood-1 Rear-Admiral George II. Rock, who ha* Not lung «iv mh*i-v’---------------~~ lx ~ paid by this > county land, Lillian Cheeseman of Maple* ... and . barn v__ on ... his v._ __ t.— th*i r flirrv iirotKirtlon north of Emmanuel church. ' since lt1939 Chief r«*i*n* N.imiI *.*v***w*uv»Construct-Ij Iiuu*c house premises, that •■ He* be email, .■•mailer. Hany’ county* county been Since r XV U'OWl mm twin ***** |inui«-a, --r e* Grove. Howard of Premont. Carter of! irecuwith .invchiiidauarttr .u. v ... I were ___ a the, t>„.i ip larger. !ar.sr The o. u: ................. W.i*h(ngton.I near .... the ...... road and moved will be The wreen percentage of state Maurice Edmond* is making a nice baving charge of the building of new. material back Into the wood* making tak wWc,‘ th4 recovery from his Tecent appendicitis Castleton and Isabelle Zenke of Ver-Jmontville. A short service tns conshns for the American navy, and the, the house over into two sharks. in<me|_ytV is .OOJt348T The percentage of operation and ha* 'returned to hl* couniy paid iosv repair of old ''cA In November Ad-jof which hr lived. Hi- is re-building 1;tute tax which Barry,. county last heme on W. Grand St at the Evangelical church. Nashville at' mira; Rock will have reached the time,, the biwn. doing year «’»» ----”’ i Mcorge rouixc.* oi eouin Haven. fr30 o’clock. Rev. C. C Gibson of De- j ju- «wii. uimiK the me work hiiuseif.x"* Sheritf say* •* that 1 democratic candidate for nomination when Iw would be com pelted to retire; The ^iwritf —' Lamb »ha*. ’• a crease of „(^31. a nephew, preached, and Was os-1 ue library with n a large ,or C0,)Kr“i *1 the primary, was in trolt. on account of the age limit fixed by . fine ----- number' of. •'“'r'4''ft’*'•* “ 1 stated by Rev Wurt*. Rev. Rhoades* b. oka. «qd iu)d is evidently a great reader $2sJ»O.(i«l to. I93-.Hastings on Saturday, meeting pcop- and Rev Dixon. Mrs. GaU Lykins, al Courress But he ha-* -slud to’ be re-1। book*. hp stay.* Mays is data.! dark, pay pay uwm about *J^. mure n °’r U l,lc and talking to the public. tu-ed cn 'octolx; ! n he. w!H ceii.'- IrrhiThe ‘hack in which he mnmun niece, sang. Burial In Lake view cem­ * .., he reads >«• u iutit»rn paid had her tier* his work a* -Jid Ghiet r,l the Bureau oi)। but by the light ,,r of a lantern,:!than han ,-he •h*’ would have paid perOn Friday at 12:30 fire was dis­ etery. li/au nrrdno longer Construciiotf and Repair of the Navy: When the Slnriff and Umier-Sheriff: ccntuge remained the same as last covered In the roof of a house owned J kehUtluH Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Gibson and fam-' Department at Washington j invited Lamb to come alonk with them. | year by Archie Tobias, the second one west ------ - along ----- „ a- We 'flunk In this city, where Admiral Rock was he asked if hr might. bring Hunk this county has made made a' a' of (he old Reed opera house on West ily. Earle Fcighncr ot Detroit. Mr. and! you haiv an. -------- Die in not being represented burn and from whose schools he gradu- couple of . his books. P—Slwriff us-• mistake 1 - - at -j Apple Street Tlie firemen responded Mrs Walter Kahler of Corunna and; expemho Mrs. Earle Wolfe of Fartnlngton were! Tiiesc were Lansing when the state board of equal- L aUxi. hi* career in the navy ha.* been I vented. The*. -... :the — two — of — Ills ... ™. ■ foot** promptly and kepi the damage to n here to attend the funeral of Mrs.' r.-------- -f-'ja tion aajecd watched with great interest. Then-: book* he .'elected — ’Tlie Drama* of i..ailull *,«,«.« on «„ the assessments ---------- to|, ■ I very small figure . Brumm. will be much gratification among Ju*, j Sophocles” and • 'Die Life of Georg* made lor tlw counties. Counties[ Oliver and wife of this city Tiie Clover Leaf Club will be enter­ umi. al*11 • : Borrow. *>•.*>•,•• ...... will ..... be —done -.............. .............Kalamazoo and onCharles frlcrds here over tiw fact that, Just what with! like Wayne .Kent. TiWMlay went to Lansing to attend man. who 1$ only 38 year* old. had. several‘ -others «e might ---name — send though Admiral.Rock will sever hta the ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- the funeral of a niece, the daughter of tained Thursday night by Mrs. Gladys | connection with the U. 8 Navy nearly not lieen determined when this was! someone to Lansing to appear before' Mr. und Mrs. George W. Oliver of Belwn and Mr*. June Ireland at the! home of the former. * the *t ate board, with the view of kieptwo months jn advance of the • date written Lansing. She was three years old and .Mr. and Mrs Hawkins of Lansing; ------ - « • > ••— ■ ilpg their a*M-ssmenta at tlw minimum. when he would be automatically re­ HEATH OF JOHN CRAGO, I Counties which do not follow that plan’ died on Sunday of cholera infantum. were guests of Mr. and Mr*. Fredi tired. he is.ncrci'tlrrlrss to continue his , Tlie funeral was held Tuesday. Others Warner Sunday. Tlie pacing of John Crago Thurs-; are apt to get a raise, os Barry county very iteefuF work. ■ from Ha*tlng» who attended were Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kuiu, Mr. and He has been asked to acct pt thu day evening was a shock to iys family; has fn thia instance. Loren Hamilton and wife and Earl Mrs. Olin Kunz of near Hastings at-' —----------- --------------------presidency oF the Webb Institute ot anil friends, as death came so »ud-| Roush and wife. tended the funeral of Mrs. Erl Brumm denly. FVIJowing Is ---tlie •obituary n>wu >vi» City ....... _■ ........ ...... - --------- -no- YOUNG MAN COMNaval nrciuuxwiArclUtretuie in ••*• New York James Landon wo* arrested Monday, Sunday. ’ 7 ne read raiTirl at -it hi* htc funetpl flltu-ral on rill Sunday SundilVl: [I . ____ ____ _ _ . . . .. It was the tender of that fine position; lice as Mr*. Minnie Hiatt of Lynn. Indiana! MITS SERIOUS CRIME charged with larceny from a doctor’s which nrmnnt <-d hi* request ri*iue*t for lor release release:! John Homer Crago. Crago, son of John and prompted ' office in Freeport He is out on $500 and Mr. and Mrs Earle Sharp and after 47 year* in the wtviiv- He will Florence Crago, was born April 12. 1898 doWghter Norma of Richmond. Indi-1 Wa. Taken From Slate School S' "* in Vlhton County. Ohio, one of a fam­ be 64 year* old on November 21. uno. .“pent a few days the first of the | • As president of Webb Institute, Ad­ ily of nine children, five glrln and four Al Coldwater Over Four j Joe DcRuiter * Mode) A Ford was week at the home of Mr. and Mrs “The House of Quality Footwear" miral Rock will be in control of an boys. He wqs ogl'd 34 year*. 4 montiis Years AFo stolen from in front of his home on Otlle Lykins. endowed institution created to give and nix days at the time of his death. .r .. .r w ..r , n ... Grand *treet some time Monday night Funeral .services for Eugene G. Wil-1 On tlw 8th dlty of November. 1919 he MiTri.t McComb, age 2Q, of Balti- n wiU fountj uj ten o’clock la*t night Hams were held Friday al the home at was married to Miss Alla B. Mead. To .more, is in Jail charged with the on £ Mde Jri tlR. clty of charlotw. one o'clock with burial at.Grand Rai>-’i : : “ tecturc. This school was founded by this union 'were born three children. ,crime of rape The crime was so re- and wU| wturnwl lo ju owutr to. Ids Mr. William* wm 79 years of age TAMARAC CORNERS. NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. William H. Webb a'New York ship­ one daughter and two-a<nU. tie came|■ veiling as to mark’ him as a dcgencr-l,-day. Mr d Mrs. John Strouse of Carland had lived m Grand Rapids 45 Mr - un und Cl There will lx- a special mLssionary builder, in 1889 It is one of three to Hastings at the age of 21 years hav-''ate who. for the good of society, ought yeari, moving m Nashville about two .ton Center and John Burch ami prograin at Calvary U. B church al ing employment at the P tcm A: Tool i to be placed where lie would never HELPFUL ADDRESS BY naval architectural schools In the year* ngo. He leaves his wife and ; daughter of Kalamar.no were Saturday Lake Odessa Friday evening. August United States, the. others being the fountfry. He was a member of the Odd.। again menace human society. He was children. C. E. William* of Grand-1 aHtTnoon caller* ol Mr. and Mr* 2t> at 8 00 o'clock Mr*. B. Jordan .of DEAN DAVENPORT dvr Miusachusetta Institute of Technology l-’i How Lodge also of the Encamnnwnt. brought from the .Coldwater Mate ville, Frank T. William.* of Hide-! Gcwgc Adam*. He ua» city marshal oi Hastings’Hirer | public , Grand Rapid* will give an illuslrutod school four yeafs ago lust July and the University of Michigan. pendenpe. Mo..’*Waite; H. of Nash-’. Claire Tungate and Melbourne Admiral Rock graduated from the years. He was a kind husband and a |;| by Walter Ickes of Baltimore. Since Large Audience Enjoyed His ville, Theodore H. of Grand Rapids, Adams were In Grand Rapid* Satur- lecture on the Holy Lund Everybody cordially invited tn attend. ’ United . State.* Ngval Academy at loving father and will be sbdly missed then he has made his home with the Discussion On Subject and Mrs. CecU Dye of Kalamo. [day. Mr. arid Mrs. George Sears und Mr. Annapolis in 1889. ranking second in in the home and community. Funeral Ickes'. While a gwxl worker, neat tn Ear) Culp wm- called to Napance, Mr and Mrs Win Kepkey and Mrs ' nnd M:.' Cleo Scars mid daughter Auservices were held at the Baptist Of "Christian Love” iiersunal upix'aronce nnd bodily habits, his class and secured his Bachelor a! Ind. by the death of hl* father. 1.* -------------s ------..... t Agnts Bristol of Detroit^pent Sunday ma spent Sunday at Tuu. Will ’s ... in church on Sunday afternoon. August he, had some peculiarities and never Science degree in naval architecture at There was a large congregation Sun­ The village hail is receiving a new;with Mr and Mrs. Fred Demcrlng of Sunfield. the University of Glasgow. Scotland, 21. at 2:3!) o’clock k Rev. Adcock. ofli-i got far in school. He never before day morning at the Methodist church coat of paint. Bowen* Mills • Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Curtta of Grand ciatlng. Interment was made at Rlv- showed any viciousness though he wx* in 1892. to hear Dean Davenport Tlie Dean Mr*. Bessie Brown and Mrs. Therexsa: Mr. and Mr.* Otis . Morgan ami' Rapid* visited Mike Curtis the lure ‘ . what might be termed peculiar. Admiraf Rock1 han several times been eralde. talked on the subject of “Christian He** arc spending a few days at Twin daughter tail* spent Sunday afternoon |liir; oj this week. The shertfi’s office was notified and Love.” As all who know him would ottered high positions by ship-building Lakes.. , with Mr and Mr* Win. Stanton Of. Mr. and Mr* Eldon Pickett of Greenfirm* and corporallotiA'in this country The fourth annual McNce reunion McComb readily admitted the crime to expect, he-gave a most helpful, prac­ Eknory Fisher spent lut week with Yankee Spiings. * forks. Indiana, and Claud Senslba and Ho could have earned three to four wife held ut' Caledonia Park. August Undersheriff Tasker, but seems to have tical and interesting presentation 'o'. in Lansing. t Mr. and Mr* Wm. Reed and dangh- family of Comstock Visited at Burt times as much as he has b«en paid by 7. a nite.crowd being presant. Tlw*-- no real sense of the enormity ot his that subject nnd wimt it Involves in relative.* Mrs. Cora-Bergman and Mrs Minta 1 tor Ardi* and" Mr. and Mr.*, Loren , Smith’s last week. • our government, .because he Is recog­ from away were Mr. and Mrs. Ray- offense. our relations to each other a* men and White of Lansing are spending the• Tungatc Tungate and family and Mb* M>*« Ludlle! «,tr. and Litellle Mr anit Mr* Mt, Walker walker Cotton vWUrd rtsited nized as one of the ablet-t construction I mcmd Winlermute and son and Mr women, especially in our relations to week ut the former's home here. —... -u_ Michl-1 _1.. ----- .’* imn-nt--. C. H. Stratum’ .. Moffitt spent *• Monday at •Lake Mrs. Cotton PASSING OF MRS. BRUMM. engineers in the country. He has |ani Mr* George Poland, recently from tliote who commit, crime; also to Mis* Mildred Wotring attended the•{gun. gun a* *|l*tl*m SVt.luv at lint*-.,I Bowen station Friday. **r Mr Qlrwltz,,, Slrutlon steadfastly declined all such oilers. t» -I1 Grind Rapid*. After a bountiful dinMrs. Katherine Brumm, aged 62. died strangers, especially foreigners • wedding of ML** Marcelon Barker of I Mr. and Mrs Gtmrge Adams and.jIas been sick but is rotfia better. nl her residence -• In Assyria township, cause he felt that the government had1 ner'was served and by Dean Davenport's plea was for good and enioyed enjoyed by all. all.Wa;"* um Thursday Forrest Fox I* in pennock hospii.il given turn his education .nd so long as JZ * t^*served inesv meeting was held morning. 81* was trim in will toward, and sympathetic under­ Paw Paw und Clarence Ron, oi Grand-Mr;- I. Adam* spent Sunday with Mr ■Rapid* Saturday. Miss Wotring was and Mrs. John Strouse ot Carlton Ccn-i and underwent an ojxr'auon .We all he was able io serve the United Statt s voted to have our reunion at the same standing of. others. There Is some the soloist. j ter. • hope for him a apcedy recovery. he ought to do so. He Is an Intensely place next year. We then adjourned 1870, and moved to Assyria township good even in the criminal. But that Rev. and Mrs. Chas Hawks and son; Mr and Mr* Guy McNce a ml fampatriotic American. and tpenl tlw rest of the day playing two years ago, She b survived by her should not blind us t<!| the fact that of Akron. Ohio Spent last week with ily spent Bunday at Gun lake PENNOCK- HOSPITAL. His resignation nt this time will take husband. Grat-Re Brumm: three society must be protected. Any cur­ friend* here. { Don’t forget tlu- Sunday Schoo) plc■ effect only, a few weeks before He would gam» and visiting, daughters. Mrs. Lillie Cheeseman. tailment of his liberty or rights—even Mr and Mrs. Will Hecker and; nic at Caledonia Park Friday. August hospital the past wmk. on August III. be oompelled to retire automatically: Maple Grove township. Airs. Alice to forfeiting hLv'life— Is justified when daughter. Jean, Frieda and Fern 136th. -a girl to Rev. .... ... .. -Geo. ... Holtz *«f aiul Mrs. under the government regulations for. Arthur Mann, of Middleville, waa Bailey, Woodland.- Mrs. Isabelle Zemke. the interests of society arc considered Schulz IDBnt Sunday at Riverside i»rk Mr and Mrs Warren Martin .and Cloverdale, mid on August 23, a girl to brought to the Jail here last week by Vermontville, three soru. Lester H. of That Is not contrary to Christ’s teach­ near Buchanan. , family of Grand Rapids and Mr* • Mr und Mrs. Hlitford Vaughn, 420 W. nection with the department, in a man­ Deputy Sheriff Arthur Bell of that vil­ Woodland. Carter, of Morgan, and ing of love. ChArle* Hess is visiting his aynt near! Rarhel Allen and Mr. and Mr*. Aaron Walnut St ' ner that will be hMpful to the United lage. charged jAltb assaulting and bat­ Howard, ol Fremont, also, four sisters, Dean Davenport always has'an in­ .iBokmn Jackson. ' ' । Legthcrman of Dutton were culler* ' —— - *■*-----------------States and to its navy. bt-cauM- he will tering hi* wifcr He was taken befor? three brothers and six grandchildren. teresting message. Th«w who heard Us always the fellows who haven’t Mr. and Mrs._Lynn Loibeck and *on (be latter’s brother. 'David Itenawa. be at the head of an institution creat­ Justice Cort right, who gave him thirty Funeral services were iieid Sunday him Sunday morning will not soon have returned from their trip to New wlio 1* slowly gaining from his recent anything to say. and didn’t expect to ed to give young engine* r> a 'technical : days in jail and. $16 40 fine and costa, afternoon at 2 30 o’clock, from the forget his sane, helplul. thoughtful ad­ York. fall. i1*’ called on. who make the tong education in marine engineering and with fifteen'days added to tlw jgll Evangelical church at Nashville. Rev. dress. Tlie kraut factory expects to open Elmer Brown has returned to his Weechcs. . naval architecture.' Admiral Rock can-’ ■•e.nteiice it the fine and costs arc not H. R \ro«'lktr of Cass City tn charge the 25th. • ' hame in Grand Rapids utter helping ’---------------- I---------------------------- ;--------not be criticised for te.-fgnmg -just a * Burial in the Nashville cemetery. Mrs. taabcll Cixiley is helping in the his unric.'.Oti* Morgan, with the liar- • ’ fkw week* before hlXTctiremcrit would । Eunice Mead home. Mr* Clyde Wil­ Vesting. ■ ' BAD I'fltE THIS A. M. become ntcesaary. Hl* friend,-, will lx Nothing else will put pep Into con­ cox of Hastings spent Monday with Tlie Kernui'n reunion was held at: —"■errerrviTwni ——■ A fire. whoM* origin is unknown, was glad to kiraw that he is to leach young.> venation like a religious controversy. her mother., . Caledonia Park Sunday. discovered this Wednesday morning in Who is the oldest person in Michi’Bie Marshall and Osfroth taipllics - Miss MJean „*,„ Bltfelman ls visiting _ her: the n.ddence on tlie Isaac Sixurtb!’■ gan who heard, saw or knew Abraham hrld their 28th annual reunion at Pot- grandmother. Wenger” and ar.:!, ! ——»»— Mrs. L Wenger I farm, southeast o! this city. The hnu'e Lincoln? ter Park, Lansing Thursday, with 661 daughter. Fkiwie. in Grand Rapid*. : I was unoccupied. When dbcovrred the This is a question tlw Lincoln Na- prt-*cnt. Dinner was served at noon.j Mauries* Thoma* has returned home! ’Are had piade considerable headway. lional Life Foundation. Ft Wayne ’The fire dejurtment here was sum­ Ind. would like to have answered It followed by'a. buxines* meeting . Tlie from summer *ch-jo) al Ann Arbor, Mr*, (toy Cline und son* and Mr* ; moned and.promptly re.*ponded-witIf put the qucstlori to the editor ol the following officers were elected: PresfXicnt. Claud Hoffman; vice-president. George *Tmkbrtner and Hale Nesbitt! • what rrsuV» we are unable to state as Banner, who hi turn Is passing it On Clunles Jones; secretary. Mrs. Jt-.ssi*-',1R.„V Wednesday with Leland Fink-! they had not. returned when this was to hi* reader* Thu editors will wel­ Siraiiser; oiruiiRcr; treasurer. treasurer, Fred rrea Marshall Muruuiu The rne ■ ta mer al Camp Custer. come any pertinent information on this, ' ~”a~•••— *• • ,Mr an(j Max 3|nPS an(j l matter, or-it may lx- sent direct to the Mrs Libbie Marshall. Mrs BvaiwUpent Sunday at Elmdale. j Foundation at Fort Wajne. Marshall nnd Mrs Josephine CheeseDon’t forget the Aid this Tliursdayk The reason the IMundatloij is trying ,nan. . Til.1 ne?1 "icvllng will be held ■ afternoon und bring your thimble. ■ I Tlie management of Pennock hns- ’ to locate thi* person is that it is’depltal greatly 'appreciates the gift of a -irou* of doing honor to him or'her. the 4lh Thursday In August al Thom------------ ---------------- ------BRANCH DISTRICT. I cane o! grape marmalade made by the if it should prove to be a woman. On apple lake Those from hero attendWelsh Grape Juice Co. of Lawton. September 16. the Foundation will ing were Mr. and Mrs, George S ! Muss Ruth Mudge relumed from' The gift came from Hon. Earl Jjur- dedicate at Fort Wayne a heroic Marshall, Mr. and Mta. Dewey Jones Gull lake Suhday afternoon and her I. liatu of Paw Paw and was delivered by bronze statue of ’ Abraham Lincoln, and family, Mrs. Ijbbit* Marshall. Mr | mother. Mrs. L E Mudge, went to (he Hon ta-tt-W Fejghncr of Nashville the Hoosier Youth.” the work of Paul and Mrs. Dave Marshall. Mr. and Mrs.; Conference at Gull take Monday after-1 1 Mr Feighners kindness in remember­ Manship, celebrated Nqw York sculp­ Sam Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall noon to in- gone the coming week Bcl*on. | Rev. .SamuidnTOrtTJTrlTfh'd the pulpit ing Pennock hospital. \ tor Principal speaker nt the dedica­ l.KK.flX*.!.nrT------a‘ l*>e Evangelical churchfs - Sunday ; tion ceremonies, which will be brosdr*i..a•/Va.-Tu.. j . .1 nwr tong and evening at tlie N EvanPASTORS FOR BARRY ( O. cast over a national hook up on the Clyde Hendershott and family of, *>(.]wa| Kcv and Mrs Norton leave At the United Brethren conference tlwir h^ m- Lakeland K. uZ Before you buy. Our repu­ ’ Farm and Home” hour, will be Hastings were guest* at Cha* Beach *’ recently held on the camp meeting NBC k uaxcianu. na.. tins tation hart been built on a Hon. Arthur Hyde. U. S Secretary of on Sunday. In the afternoon they all .ground* near Sunfield' the following: Agriculture 1””' °* "* Br4'" ‘"I Mr*. V,n»n. ...d In attendance will be I.’.'ni quarter century of pidior* were' stationed at the various the governor.* and. .senators Of. several churches named in thia county: honest dealing. state*, the national heads of a number Freeport—E M Wheeler, of patriotic and fraternal orguni/aBaltimore circuit—F. W- King turns, outstanding iwnwinages in civic Hasting—E B and A A Griffin life, business, education, art. history, Woodland—V- H. Beardsley. famous Lincoln authorities and many other noted men and women. Including LADS CATCT|VfINE possfb.lv members of Lincoln's family Mrs, Katie Martin from Detroit vUlThe people who sneered at the t : Tlw F’bundtiaon fteta that n would be tod at the home of Floyd Garrison,movies and the radio when they were! Phone.24IJ7. Ironside Bro*., Props. Marvin Edward?. Winston Warner and Bill Hirst were proud lads on highly appropriate to also have present from Sunday until WeqDMday. She new now *cem lo be making up for the i Thursday when they caught sortie fine,' at the dedication the oldest person in returned on. Sunday with her brother.। good times they missed. large ba.*.* in a deep hole down th*' each ot the neighboring stqlcs of John Me.«Fer. from Los Angeles,-Call-1. river. Ute former having five good -Michigan. . Illinois and Ohio, with fornia. and spent pit day with the * IHTsonaJ recollections of- the Great Garrisons at Clear take near Dowling ■ Mr. und Mrs. Lon Hendershott went 'The boy* fished with hrllgramlte*. Emancipator.* The one person ’in each finally selected will have all hl* to Gun take Tuesday to spend the day! and were delighted with their success state expenses connrcted with the trip paid. with their son. Clyde, and family. । I .The statue, on which Mr. Man.*.lUp Mr and Mrs Chs. Van Vrankcn and ha* been working for four year*, rep­ Mr. and Mrs -Lon Hendershott attend-j . boy Lincoln. ou*>. I- m Dickinson, vjicsmimm*. lieutenant resents uruicnant ; .the , —...... ■ leaning easily ed Quarterly Conference Sunday aft-' governor, will speak at the Banfield ,r‘d R*ton»UF against a stump tn the ernoon at Rev Conklin's In Hastings. ; A fine assortment of misses’ dresses for school wear. simple frontier. -Metlwdtat church Sunday morning. 5,mn ’- costume of the »-~* h- As was. The Young People's Bible class had a' A good selection of styles and colors. Indianhead Per­ August 28 at ten o’clock and at Dow­ his custom, he ha* a dog by hl* side marshmallow roast in Al Brill* woods ling church nt II 30. on the subject of typifying his love for an|mal*. an ax Friday night. - Paul. Wayne and Ruth!’ cale, guaranteed fast colors, sizeg 7 to 14, modeled after his own particular one Conklin ot Hastings were their guests Prohibition" Al) Invited. symbolizing him as a rail splitter, and ■ The Hendershott family reunion-wu I ONLY 59c EACH CUT FOOT BADLY. in hi* hand a book signifying inspira­ held at the home of Elmer Slocum i Herbert J Freeland had the mis­ tional thought. On each face of the Thursday. There were one hundred' fortune to cut his right foot very bad­ pedestal 1* to be a group of heroic and fouFin attendance NEW FALL HATS IN FELTS ANP ly on Saturday, while chopping wood figures m medallion form, done with We are glad to ( report that Chas An artery was severed, causing quite a typical Manship technique, represent­ Hendershott is able to be around the CREPES ON DISPLAY lot* of blond -He ts getting around ing some of the qualities for which the house on crulclies. ''IVAero Better Foodt Cott Lett ” now on crutches. name of Lincoln stands— patriotism, Remember that there will lx- church i justice, fortitude and charity. The service* next Sunday and that It is our, PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER Car. anyone explain why children statue, classical in feeling, will rise on last meeting before conference . take rtich keen delight m picking up its pedestal plinth to a height of 34 144 E. STATE ST. TELEPHONE 2522 ,and tiling sueh exprewions u ‘‘ain't" feet. ,The trouble with to much of the ui-, and ■ It don't?" ‘ tenutlhg stuff we read u that it isn't —IS; l. °~rr. ",olk''. formerly ^5 and. *6 ironside Shoe Company Did Anyone in,Barry Co. Know Lincoln? Your NEEDS MASON CAN COVERS, Doz. 23c CAN RUBBERS, 6 packages, 25c 29c COFFEE Chase & Sanborn’s Lb. Chase & Sanborn’s Tea, Greeh, 4 lb. 29c Premier, large, Shrimp, 2 cans 29c Premier Sardines in olive oil, 2 for 25c Get Our Prices On X MEMORIALS4 MARKERS 5 Lb‘ 25c Magic Washer, large package, ea. 19c Argo Gloss or Corn Starch, 2 for 15c Clorox, each 15c Hastings Monument e^*- Works BUTTER ---- FINEST QUALITY MEATS------CHOICE HAMBURGER,lb. 10c BEEF KETTLE ROASTS, lb. 13c LAMB SHOULDER ROASTS, lb. 18c VEAL ROASTS, lb. 15c 59c SALE 59c Friday and Saturday Specialr Feldpausch’s F. L. FAIRCHILD CO. table, commi �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WypNESDKY. AVC.y?T 24. 1W I Sporting Items i FOODSIB-WOOnVfEB. I stopped at the grocery counter and took out the list mv wife had given me. THRESHING MACHINE OWNER STARTS SUIT J. C. PENNEY Mumsle’s bread, package "of Krunchles. , some Goody Banny Spread. Ole Mam­ INDEPENDENTSTROUNCE my’s ’Lomcs. Orange Poddy. Bransie 1 (Continued from page one) Ml norn riAMTC io e Buns, and a ixiund of Auntie Annie's VULUntU UlANTS 13-0,Sugar Cany, bltsey-bite sue ” Kaitlno. •Fat,... ri.j’ art "8orry.no Kruncliics How about Kalamazoo, who was at the wheel, con- ■ HUSlingfl Takes L6ad After Krlnkly Krupa. Oatstes.. Maltscy tlnued to- drive rapidly ahead toward' BOYS’ Third With WeH-Qroupcd 'nicclcta” Cornaiji Ponesl'i, or?the thresher The men on tlw threshMISSES' Harmsn nf uit. IWheetums? ’ -mg machine claim he came at a high Barrage of Hits -Wheetums. then ■ raie of speed. The automobile crashed Pats Columbia Cleaners of Battle1 "Anything clrc?’ Tooksies. Tatery into the rear oftthe separator, pructlCreek failed to make their usual good Chips, cheerio Weesies. Gingle Bits, cally wreckine^Rame. doing damag? ” stowing against the Hastings nine. 'H*cy Cakes. SweeUle Toolums. or estimated nt approximately 11,000. Tlie I Sunday. After playing three innings ; Dra*nm;> Doughnics? » Doukhnlr*? " ’ car.was also quite badly damaged, but of good baseball tintlie visitors went hay- J,3" ’Tati't h ’ det M anysln'. else." I said, tod- the pecupants were very fortunate I wire under tlie batting and bawt-run- dling toward the meat department to neither Mr. nor Mrs. .Thomas being; Boy.’ TRUE BLUE MISSES' ning of the locals and-took a thirteen;}00* tor wlensics nnd a leg of injured seriously. Mr Craig and Mr ' ». -------- -— —j boy» — lamhikini Graves. in . Dryer, within a few. days after the ad-1 to rix trouncing. Hie . colored tombiklns.— —Pnrre.t Forrest n. c,r»w< stayed with the game, tried every jxsa- ! cident, c^mr lo Attorney Stgler s office Mr. Bigler learned Hint Thomas was । stole combination of„ players butstill In Barry county visiting friends : couldn’t seem to click- They eventout-i : Realizing that if the suit were to be hit Hostings in yte alugfeat sixteen to, fifteen but couldn't shove. the runs: started In Barry county the service of ’ across the plate. ' • tlw summons on Mr Thomas must be Best Qualitv Sateen Hastings drew first blood with u ! made on him while he was Jn thk. Boys' Elastic Top ) county. Mr. Bigler immediately pre­ score in the first frame when" Harring-. ton singled, went to second on Young’s | --------------------------- - ------------------ juri-d the papers and Sheriff Leonard j sacrifice and scored in a walk when (Continued from page one) served the summons on Thomas' before­ —— he left this county. --------------------- -------McCann doubled to deep right field.'-. —----------------------—--- ------—------The Cieniwrr. got three runs two in-|Chnrlcs 8 p°lu- Prosldonl; .... D. W Fistler. a Battle Creek aid .. .. Fred. W Mr ------ ’tofgr - •but nlngs Hastings tied tlw score Stebbins, Vice-President; Albert If torney. has entered his appearance in1 ar'itt!1' 8ccr<,---fary-Treasurer; Robert use to represent Mr Thomas. In their half when.Brown got life on £ 1. 'ZRiwrelnn-------- — *C”“ *___ c w T Walton Recording lIi-t urriliiD ...____, features, . ....__ , WAIST an error, Harrington hit” again und T Secretary. Ttu. Die The case. In it.i general h BOYS' SLIPOVER both scored wlwn McCann scorched ’, ffct?rs ll’,r,1K 5. *2'’ oB|etrs “n<J tl’e very similar to the one of John Perry one through first base that was gorxl;' t_Ur' 5”, , McIntyre. Henry VB Hannager. where Mr. Perry's *epafor three bases. Tlie locals (cored once : „ 8M"■ ,l“y C. Fuller rator wu injured on M-37 by an auto­ No French ip the " cl“r*'’ Miss Eva A. Ht-cox mobile wium which crashed into wn.- fourth iwui.ii session and uno three uurv times limo . -------- ,u>wur iiiiu Hie me rear rear of o: Sleeve Leg X in -tlie fifth be fore Busby came in.'■ ls-£!?*" -secretary-treasurer although 11it h*d had .u Uihirf lighted l.nKn, lantern ----------------------------------- ------------ .. Ilf. .Uhmiiih \ Feunl.i"Y«- ........8c, Wc.3’e 1 IGauging •->■ ■■ .-I”„ ,me 1,.. back from short Uuirt to m relieve r»iu.v.. Walston on the,,,l• n,--p ■progress and .... prosperity of thevne from the ..... msfrom -- -- ------lrum cna ot the ma- end of >1... llistinirs Building and iMn Loan Asaocla-r Assocln- >_» .... su .. ­ mound. He fared little better, allow-( F, 11'4'”’ Bu, Jd|ng and chine. • That ._«. case <was taken to the \ Pencil Bo*" pen * p.neil . . ing four runs in Uw sixth and two’ in;u,?,n L' “.matter of pride to every; )irenu> court, which body held that Misses’ Fall Weight the aevenlh. Pat's .boys added n run! S*8**?; H has jierfornwd a vetr usHul । Hannww was. liable for Hie damage I Co<nbint,,° * ..............,e. S« Boys’ 2-Button Shoulder to their score in the eighth imiin;;: 1,1 city11 ’',u.rU lu ‘“ ’ done to the Perry , threshing rig. be1 .. .......................... ' nnc with cause j-nluc jne lc laueu fai!c-rt to stop. wncn w]wn ne he ougni ought wlu-n cased w Ul win-u Brown mown ciim -u up au bit im nnd nnn was wani-; ., 12,w*f. ................ ' record,........... nnH rniinhtn nn.1 . ...... ........ . found for two hits by Buddy Dozier i’1. “-® resources a rut capable and jo have been able to plainly’ see .the [ I blotcb°ok’.......... 49c, nnd HuglM*}. and made two morn jn; management. ' warning light. 1 \ Schoo' ■■■ \ 7. 25c, 0c their lu.it chance on a walk and three i I I Dic”onaric*......... clean hits 1 SOUTHWEST RLTLANO. ASSYRIA. ’ Tiwie colored 'fellows ore hard to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gorham were MIm Leona Miller is nt Pennock I I Pencil* beat as a rule but the Hastings boys; callers Sunday afternoon nt the home hospital having submitted to jin op­ ........ 8c were making themo.it of their hllx’°f hh brother. Art.xand family at eration for appendicitis \ V &'Pcn US Sturdily Built ,le io * Sunday.—U_wns good to wc "R«11”', Dowling. Mrs. Pauline Servcn entertained on Harrington pounding the ball with' Mrn. Wayne Smith entertained a Friday at a six o’clock birthday dinner 4 \ .. .......................... some UI of »IV< his u,u old time fire. h» und MrMe- i "" few little friends Monday ata afternoon oviaav aiiaii: all,-, laa* U11U a<-a aawaii in ill an In limiur honor of l*ei her daughter. Ojml Cann led the hlUing with three safe-.(honor of lx-r daughter. Mary Lou’s Serven’s natal day. ” tics apiece. : fifth birlJiday. i — Mrs. -----Ruth — Henry nnd son. Donald, Box score:— | Some from lyre attended the McCnl-! spent part of last week in Chicago at Misses' RUN-RESIST Hastings ’ABR HPOA 1111,1 ‘■ommunity meeting held Friday the home of her sister. BOYS’ yi'evening _<>». with »«Mr. . ..«■ t Harrington. Lf. "... «<and______ Mrs. Davidl About fifty members of the Brandl ...in-----j------nntj Shepherd at Prairieville and report- .a fani|]y Inet at t])0 |lon)e 0( Young, as .,; fine time. Mr. and Mrs Glenn Mure- Mrs Rex Olmstead of East Assyria Brambtetter. 3b. .. 7 house will entertain in September. Sunday. August 21 for their annual re­ McCann. 2b. .:.... 0| Mr. and Mrs Willard Bagley and union. RzHish, lb () daughter Donna of Kalamazoo were . Mn Mary Lee. who Li convalescing Parker, r.f 01 guests on Friday of her^parents. Mr. | from her recent operation spent the Leonard, c.f. .. ... j and Mrs. Francis Gorham Leona and week' end with her parents, Mr. nnd Moore, c । Verna returned home with them hav- . Mrs. John Norris. Brown, p. •. (( mg spent the u«k with their grand-[< An unusually1 large delegation spent Kennedy, c Rav. Erway and children were in parents. " I Sunday nt nt Midland Gull lake. Sunday MidlandPark. Park. Gull Jake. L- Kalamazoo Saturday P. M Mrs Ray j?! Mr. and Mrs w. H. Otis, Mrs Wm. tit the Bible Conference In session Totals Erway returned home with them after [Havens mid Harry” Blake of Chicago there and heard Rev. Savage of Pon­ Columbia Cleaners spending the week with relatives ” were guests Friday afternoon nnd for! tiac at each session. Taylor, c. * 2b. . "(supper of Dr. and Mr.,. B. J. Robinson, Mac Burrcl of Battle Creek was the made on such a jiaais that control of there. . , Michigan's afTulrs/ahall never pass into last week of Miss Elinor Cotton. Cotton, "of Waylnud. [guest last Busby, ss. * p. .. __ Dunn ____ _______ ___ _____ _______ __ (Continued from page one> . the han<Ls of a few large cities or pos’ I Miss Murv wns a*_____ - guest___ last Mrs Mac___________ Checseman of Battle st , Mrs. Checscman I. Douli-r. 2b. fit c. . Henry Wachter, of Grand. Rapids < - Creek Pri-i-lf WHS Ih" ffllnct nt the Hnn,.. c>ty a]Qnf[- •' Irs. Row Roxe Burghdufl of o! Halt Has', nt. territory: Provided. tinue to be by area, thereby assuring slbiy “ week of Mrs. was the guest at. home —off and contiguous territory: Connally. I f visited his daughter. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. 'X her brother. brother Mr. Mr and and Mrs. Mr« Harry ITarrv CotCot. .i thsjt ik.< not more than four representa. ‘. lings , her that balance of power in this body ’ (.ni.ri, Wilson. 3b Gibson, and family Sunday.“ School will o;wn Monday. September ■ ton. Uves shall be rljrled from any one Bond, rf.’ Nearly every family along the line * 5th, in the Otis district with Mr. An unusual event was observed nt house district, and each representative Muller, lb Brown and family attended the Ionia fair last week. “ Slocum of Hastings as teacher. the George Shafe home Sunday, honor- shall, as nearly as may be. represent an would be a fair or wise arrangement 'Sunday with Cleo ' . Walston, p Jacob Rchor of Hastings und ’ Mr. and auuKiiicr. daughter, mg the <«•/ fifty iui>i fifth uuuiuuy blrtiiday ui of mr. Mr. equal number Oi of Inhabitants. inhabitantt. I| In each to have one branch of the legislature at Hickory Corners Katie returned ’ i .Mrs. mi.-. Oley Douglass unu Morrison, c.f with them after several days’ and Mrs Fred Rehor and children ot spending u>r the wccx week with twenty*first ui of iurhis uniiKiidnugh- representative district containing n rvwl -i- t a- <1H i .. “i,[ Lottie Lois. Is xiwnuiiiK wnn Hhafe, tlie iwriuj-nr»i under the control of cities and an-!• homethere. Canton. Ohio, called on Uielr many m. i ozwr. ajf. <v jo j i o >„.r grandmotlier. Mrs. Tom Dini, of; ter. Mrs. Florence Johnston of Watthan one county and entitled hereun­ other, the senate, made safe from De-: visit friends along the line Thursday. A scries of meetings will be held nt ToUils x 44 a IR mTi Crt ‘ k I ties Road, mid the fifth anniversary ---— ...... ' der lo more than tuir one rrprrwniauvr. representative. tcolt control.' It would be well for Mr and Mrs. Robert Boger and non. aoU‘H V..................... « 0 18 24 11 Mr „ Wm r.i Mr. (|Ild arid Mr Mrs. Wm. Havens gpenl 2of ml his- — grand-daughter, Elaine G.^. Godde. the chairmen of the boards of super- evt;ry reader to think what such con­ the Goodwill church each evening this Arlan nf Grand Rapids visited with Summaries:— I Saturday a(..rd,>v and and Sunday with their 1 of Battle Creek. Ice cream, cake, and vigors of the counties included In such trol of the house would mean. • Karl and Virginia Keefer of Potter-1 Mr and Mrs Herman Winkler over Struck out by Browh. (Jre; by Bus-} daughter. M._ .J JJohnson, ’ Mrs. Howard and’ Jello were served in the afternoon. । district or a majority at surh officers 1. Nothing could get through tlw ville attended church at Goodwill the week end and took in the Ionia crooked .Jake Waller o Shafe with sister anu and .hah. and In the event that a majority house of representatives that was not by. two Hits oil Brown, thirteen: husband nlt Crooked.lake. ; .m.c » IUi ^1. u»» »u>»cr fair Saturday night. Sunday evening. csmtrli* bnshanr! Mr Mrc frnrman r-alln. ■ ... .... on Walston, eight; oil BUsby. seven. Miss Esther Smith"of Jlastings t. U.toisbftnd.Mr.andMrs.HermanCaHaof ... such officers do not. agree then the acceptoble to Detroit.'' That city would The Keefers arc occupying the Dr. Mr and Mrs. F. A. Eckardt. Miss Ol­ Basrs on balls by Walston two; by Bus- [ vi htng in tlie home of her brother, han are attending to the farm duties secretary of state shall forthwith, after hold the whip hand over the entire Meyer cottage at Wall lake this week ! ga Eckardt and Mrs. Carrie L. Gcr•by two. Stolen boM-s Leonard «2>. j Wayne, und family. «• tlie WiH Callahan farm home while state. S. C. Junior. Kenneth and Lola Brown of llnger. also Mrs — — Schuler :— and Parker. Morrison. Muller. B. Dozier.j Ol«y Douglass und daughter. Zana. «•»’■ latter ore taking a trip in North- hereinafter provided for, divide such 2. If the proposition to. be submitted Hickory Comers are- visiting their daughter Helena’attended the funeraj Bacrifice hlU: Young. Bond Two bow are staying with his parents. Mr. and -cm Michigan. representative district Into house dis­ provided that there should be fixed Jut. McCpnn Three base hits McCann.: Mrs Dan Douglass while Mrs. Doug-1 Mrs. Tom Godde served a chicken tricts formed on the same basis and limits for each representative district grandparents. Chas. Whittemore and. of Mrs. Edd Brumm In Nashville Sun­ day afternoon. wife. ’ ■ ------------Parker Batteries for Hastfnxi: Brown ’ las. Is in .Battle ‘Creek.r | dinner, on Sunday honoring the blrth- subject to the same restrictions that in that city, and that nominations for Mr nnd Mrs. H. J. Gibson have been Gordon Havens returned Sunday nnd Moore, Kennedy; for Columbia' Mrs. Surah Erway relumed to her (ln>’of hcr son. Elmer. are hereinbefore provided for in the tlie house or senate should be made by alter a week in camp with the entertaining company, from Florida Cleaners Walston, Busby and Taylor, i home at Glass Creek Tuesday after M*-'s Florence Brown of Battle formation of house districts within the people residing tn such districts, it evening • I... .. .... I, ■ ! VUW1 BV Boy W Scouts at Crystal lake. Gorier. ’ siwndhui several weeks with X her Creek (pent the past week with the representative districts containing but would not be so objectionable. Under1 ■' Mrs. Kate U —— Kate Erway Erway ts a spending some ‘daughter. Mrs. Wayne Smith. .Misses Daisy mid Dorothy Holmes. ..... ... ... Mrs one county; Provided, that such house the present law Detroit's entire repre- t|nw with her daughter, Mrs? J(jhn Jc Elopmement carries with it its pen­ I Harry Blake of Chicago is visiting Mrs- Mary O’Brien of Battle Creek districts are not required to 6e bound-. sentation in the lower house is voted Foreman and family in Kalamazoo alty. • his sister. Mrs. W H. OUs. und hus- was the guest of her nephews. Clyde for by the city at large, which means - • band- *f°r several - days. land Gaylord Holmes. sentatlve district containing more than Mr,-Haw.| otu mid children of - ---------...----------Tlie --------marriage of Leon Thomas,— son one county, the secretary of stale shall ■machine” control. The proposition to •' tie submitted in November provides The golf championship of the Has- Prairieville were Sunday guests of Mr °f Mr. and Mrs. Sperry Thomas, of file in his office a description of the that nbt more than four representa-; the Austin district was solemnized tings Country club tills year -rests be-1 mid Mrs. W. H. Otis. ’ U*~ tin dUiric: or. on house districts therein, specifying the lives shall be chosen frbm any one dis- < tween Kim Sigler and Carroll McOulfin ' Mr. atid Mrs. Eriicst Gorham nnd Saturday to Miss Florence Hornell number of representatives lo be elect­ trict in Detroit. In our judgment that-' Kim Sigler defeated Dave Goodyear1 children of Kalamazoo were guests for I TI1C Misses Doris and Beatrice ed from each district and the popula­ Is three too’ many; and would still 3-2 In the semi-finals and Cllfi Dolan the week end of the former's parents.: Henn”, daughters of Percy Henry, of tion thereof; and In each representa­ make it possible for machine control of' the Eagle 'district liave defaulted to Doc McGurfin In the, Mr. and Mrs FYancIs Gorham. ’<•»•••'•’ »• —- registered —• -*at tive district containing but one coun­ Detroit's representations Such con-' the Leila hospital,at Battle Creek for first flight tourney. Leon Tolhurst de— ty.’ the board of supervisors of such trol would be far more difficult if a nurse's training course. feated Roy Hubbufd 2-up and Dr AN EASY QUESTION. county shall cause lo be filed In the each representative were chosen by tlw . Houghton defeated Jltn Mason J-up on The teacher was trying to Impress: Wesleyaud Tom Butler. Mr. nnd Mrs. Iieople living in a defined district. i Mr. and Mrs. Charles 19 holes. Leon Tolhurst mid Dr. upon tier pupils the Importance of do- Harry (>)tton. — 3. We do not believe that the basis of I r. and Mrs. Walter scripUon of the house districts therein, Houghton are matched for the firyiLi. ing right at all times, and to bring out i Purcell and ” Mr. specifying the number of representa ­ representation should be by popula-: attended the Ionia fair Among the "Alao-Raru’’ John the answer "bad habits" she inquired. attends tives to be elected from each district lion. There is in every large city. De­ Ketcham defeated Wilbur Lane in the "What WIlal M ,llta w is Ifc it wc find so, easy to get into Thursday. and the population thereof. troll especially, a considerable number, quarter finals 3-2; Jim Radford de- una so hard to get out of?" | ■The intent of this amendment is of people wlio are not American cltl- | . QUIMBY. feated Ed Huffman 4-3; Dr. Carruthers There was silence for a moment, and zens. who have never applied for cltl-j defeated Mort Hill 2-1 and Dan Wall-; then one little fellow answered "Bed.”| The Quimby and Striker picnic was clftir. It places representation in the zenshlp, who do not intend to become? A G E N E R A L M O T O R S VALUE state house oi< a strict population basis dorff bent Joe McKnlght 5-3. John ................... ----- «-«-•——-------। held at- Clear lake Saturday afternoon. specifies that the number of rep­ citizens. Why should they be entitled ^Ketcham will meet Jim Radford ln| , Tlw cheapest way to finance a grow-' They voted to hold next year’s and picnic resentatives shall be limited to 100. to representation in the legislature ot the semi-finals and Dr 'Carrolhcrs ’«—••---- ing company is to leave the profits In | at Thornapple lake. will piny Dan WaDdorff. I the treasury. I Mr. and Mrs. William Rittman re­ Districts are to be determined by divid­ Michigan? If representation at Lan­ ing the total population of the state by sing were based upon the number of ' -J '_J: turned Thursday from Milwaukee, Wis.. where they have been visiting 100 and grouping the various townships actual American citizens, wlio would their son. Edward Rittman, and fam- and counties into units whose popula­ have a right to participate in an elec­ tion approximates this figure. Michi­ tion. It would not be so bad; but we j ily the past two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Latham have gan in 1930 had a population ot about believe that Detroit’s aliens arc not en­ moved onto the Edgar Mead farm, 4.842.325. Dividing this by 100 gives titled to representation in the leglsla48.423 as the unit for‘determining rep­ ture ot Michigan to determine what | near Pratt schoolhouse. . Several from he?® attended the resentative districts. Barry county had laws the rest of the state and the citi­ .• ■ Ionia fair the past week. All report a a population-of but 20,928 in 1930. zens of Michigan shall obey. Before voting favorablyim a pleasure. Tills means that under the new fine time. Tlw L. A. S. will serve home made amendment Barry county would not that may eventually give control of one ice cream this Thursday afternoon and have a representative of its own in. the branch of' the legislature to Detroit (evening at-the church. • house but would have to select a joint atone, it might be well to consider a; 1 Mrs. Maxine Kellogg will entertain representative with some other few facta concerning the manner Im (the Junior department of the Sunday neighboring county or section ”of a which Detroit political cliques Hive: conducted the affairs of that city in [school Friday afternoon. Refresh­ neighboring county. ’ ments. jello nnd cake. The amendment further specifies the .past. Detroit is taxing Its people ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Hoffman enter- that not more than four representa­ 175.000.000 (nearly three times the [ 1 talned their daughter and family, Mr. tives shall be elected from any one dis­ cost of the state government of Michi- j and Mrs. Roy Gennet, of Kalamazoo trict. That is. when the population of gam annually and yet has 132.000.000 i one of the original districts increases worth of bonds falling due this year! over the week end. lo such an extent that it would be en­ that it Is unable to meet. Nor does this I titled to five representatives, the origi­ represent the total amount that De- j NORTH MAPLE GROVE. • There will be no preaching service nal district must be divided into two trolt is in arrears. Accounts ore not next Sun jay but there will be Sunday two districts. The represent#tlw dis­ school at the usual hour, eleven o’clock. tricts shall be changed each ten years though unknown amount will come* Mr. and Mrs. Barnes of Battle Creek according to the last preceding United due In future years. Few cities In the 1 United States have been so badly 'visited Mr. and Mrs Fred Hanes Fri­ States census. Cities increase In population far managed as Detroit. Do voters of day afternoon and evening. [ Mrs. Holsaple .visited Mr. and Mrs. more rapidly than rural areas. Con­ Michigan want Wayne politicians to COME IN AND SEE ONE OF THESE [Fay Green at Hastings over the week sequently. if Michigan experiences a. get spy more control than they now NEW MODERN MACHINES TODAY! normal growth in the future, a larger have of the states purse strings at jend. , Mr. and Mrs. Jack Holden and son and larger percentage of the represen­ Lansing? To sum up: I of Chicago spent Friday night with tatives will come from urban center#. If this amendment U pawed at the . A vote of YES on Article V means Mrs. Hulda Hawks. MB Holden and son stayed for a longer visit with her November election It will give control that you wish the tower branch of Lite . I mother. of the bouse to a few large cities and if legislature to be pul on a strict popu­ I Mr. and Mrs Harold Roberta of Lan- Detroit continues to grow it is not im­ lation basis; also that you are willing < sing visited the home folks over the probable that that city alone may have to see control of the state legislature a majority in the house within a few cities and possibly Into the hands of I find it easier to write precepts than The amendment specifies that rep­ Detroit atone. follow them. A vou of NO on Article V means resentation in the nnate shall con- 1I6-118 E. STATE ST. Gym Shorts 25' BUILDING 4 M ISSUES SMfflT 1 ii c . Bastings, Michigan TEACH THEM Gym Anklets ECONOMY SHIRTS School Hose 49 10 BLOOMERS Golf Hose 29 c ^cX-To-S®001 Sweaters 98' t Union Suita ®w a. w=. SWEATERS 98c Underwear 39' 98 Miiaea’ Oxtorda Aoys’ Longle. Mkmary ’ lin h at ‘ August rdan of atrutrd erybody ♦ ind Mr. Gru yd lit fore hpspiu-il Wc nil 3-Picce Suits Rayon Bloomers $<>98 25' Third Amendment Would Place House' Representation on Population Basis; Would Give “Whip Hand” to Cities GreenIba nnd t Hurt visited alum’s. Bratton $J98 ♦ ■cniuh I. loltz ..f girl to 430 W. haven’t l»ect to e long I Championship Golf l^otch io tn rinat Finn/ nouna Fnttnfi itiaicn Now Is the Tipae to Have A GENUINE 'n • I LS4 IS epu- FRIGIDAIRE . Installed In Your Home/ DISSOLVING PARTNERSHIP ent SALE! Don’t fail to take advantage of this sale. Everything marked down to rock-bottom prices. This stock must be sold so here is your chance to fill your shelves for this winter. c NOW—SUPER POWER Only Frigidaire has the new SUPER­ POWERED unit in all models-xa new design bringing new benefits and econ­ omies not found elsewhere. What is SUPER POWER/ It’s a new 2-CYL1NDER machine instead of the older • I-cylinder type—double action — a step ahead that gives you faster freez­ ing—more ice in less time—better food protection on even hottest days—and lower operating cost. CALL EARLY WHILE OUR STOCK IS COMPLETE ¥ MEAD & BUMFORD Phone 2216 CASH STORE We Deliver CONSUMER POWER COMPANY �THE HAlTDiOB BANNEB, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST U 1MI PAGE FOUR TheH*.tia,. B*nnerX.‘ Kt Opinio^" ’ Tflis and That Backward Glances Bits of Yesterday [then 1* a snail? Thu* asked worthy .... . e ' Roosevelt's Campaign Opener. council* of Burgundy and) W/ldl Ol/lCrS - ’ bothered officikl* a* the supply of these *“•" 71 [ Blames Everything on Hoover. [shelled crawlers pew dally less. Then spirit Op OUR FOREFATHERS Who Started the Depression. •’ TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. SKVEXTT SEVENTH at iMt came a constructive suggMtlon An man m pmuaHpl.l.r,^' , No Conilructlve Program. Fred Parker. Kellar Bt«m. Fredrick There was already a law. >o It seems.l^ hu onljr Mn durin< the .—-------- - —.. ^...w This depression l* qver and we are Parker and Jack Stem went to Ann’Ar­ ; for the protection of domestic animals , ‘ jwar. has written the federal govern-|cn the road to another spree of tnfia- bor Monday where the boys secured their rooms for next year when they and since these creatures lived >» J|*ucnt saying that he want* to help it, tion. judging by the "Nine Points" of will, attend the University. U..dr rorar. <X , Governor Roosevelt's economic pro- {• Mlsaes Gertrude Miller and Eva HeFrench farm* and woodlands, were not । has saved from hto war risk insurance cox motored to Ann Arbor Sunday In his opening campaign 1 snails, after all. (inly domestic animals?' payments and hl* monthly pension of gram. where Ihey will spend the week with1 -A happy thought to be sure but one . 1speech, the Democratic nominee hud \the'former's relatives. only M lo lurthrr l.byrrntK. ol L’’.nw W m» to trip :>« not,™ nothing 1 at all constructive to offer Mr. and Mrs H M Bowser of Fort IX n*HMY iWSIV, THREE MONTHS 'Carry on in war time, he wrote, "and i _r-r. , Mi;, and 1 were guestsvof .SOj cearelesa argument concerning the true|lhe lesrt I ean do U to give my money (which applied to the immediate pre*- i Wayne..Indiana ent; instead lie confined himself to the Mrs. Wilbur Lune a part of 1m4 week TMtnr ii.sion rArx-rr. one ■ definition of "domestic animals." And to help carry on now rTryrK 1 " “I Refreshing indeed to this view of the , so discussion concerning the legal status of the snail omtinues while pre*ent situation Most men are bent । ■*----- -11 rwee Prahee •?*» l.wrlrinv fnr. All «... „ XtoOr. rtn mn-i|i ward unhappily to Hie thr pivuui * 1 friend* in and around .Hastmgs. die day when the they can give to it* upbuilding. One] Lrto ffiflutmn °nfi; market Inflation in the aware, future. that inluclous Burgundian gastropod served jean not help wonder what M>rn<-of-.lie Js ytanklin Roarevcit *’ ’ - — --­ 'A. Gould and daughter Genevieve and with, pungent garlic butter, a favorite ' .° n -“-" jausiry dtihtry is inactive, unenipioy-----TCrT C-------.— u still sun inacuve. that uut uncmpioyr. ... . ,,, , . ... , abilltv n«V think nt thr tn-nrl.-.nw.n in! . . . .. . ... of the gentlemen in1 nient Ls taxins the canacitv of local re- M C TrWnP,e>- a11 of Grand Rapid* 1 appetizer, will no longer be available. ability pay 11 Hulliti. Micfclf**. ' legal pay Clearance Sale of Boys’ School Suits 25 Boys’ Suits S'? 95 Age 6 to 14. Values to $10.00. Your Choice while they last— J 10 Youths’Suits $ Age 15 to 18. Values to $13.50. Thb Uluitrate* very well the ten-!i K. to. more... u> had .he mm. .re^XXni reimre lsuui'Mr. Hoteiu.nd. Your Choice while they last— OJ"la "r *“1'” a dency of human society to get itself in­ ! to?”u'------------------------------------ w- Itohi. uE r.m ..rod!, .re !uu t!!o volved in complicated, tangles of red- i !!S T" "t ““J! tow. Um. rtolnud. .re-re, llre wnre on"“ . tape and technicalities, often at the II tner ahead as a nation The United j leceivcrshlti that ma-w tiundmln -ot Sfl‘Uh fit’ ««• becaure .3nn anrt UiU<Ung m:wtgage* -will hav • JWENpf ? EAR? AO° TODAY expense of Justice. Unfortunately, too. [ of what lu citizemkare to it. nvt, took, .o t*. foreclt>5ed within tlie next year: N ° Alicrdlng left Monday for Ohio not mH of these blunders end with the from it And It wiJFcontinue to grow.ur Age 15 to 18. Values to $18.00. or IinjCJ. creuu credtt wconiea b.Conie, eoairt exuer?1 where hp. *‘n •----- a visiting unit." ......... and tq flourish as we contribute to its .............................. .r»i«n.^_ ----- .n_ — —.. same .type of ludicrous humor that, Probably he to but he made no mention ;!‘‘,laUrt‘s *9 Londonvllie and> .. MassilYour Choice while they last lun characterized the "logic" of the welfare, not as wc grab from its rr- of them in his speech. job i-iuntim. In fact Iw made no answer or objec­ Frenchman and hl* Burgundian snails. I■. sources —Plymouth Mall. tion to the main body ot Hoover * THANKS LEGIONNAIRES! speech in wliich the president reviewed. AS LOUD. SPEAKERS RUMBLE ' .. ,.— trl . The thanks of this community to due the v“c steps taken uwcu through vuruuan the ww reconlvco,,‘;, j-i.-i., T. . -j We are trying to concentrate on our|______________________ B, the members of Browne-Cavender Po. t struction returnees on Friday ul.kjii finance Iioaiicf cor;>oratian i n; iKiraucn and uno other omer . . . .5r ......................... —............ ' to /■f .... a ... their after week's agencies to bring uienti about rvwicrjrecoversAp- home ,?. plr h,,rn f. 1,1 Getroit after a week's WE RE STILL FOR BRUCKER! ' writing but the raucous tones of a con-[of the American Legion for the open •itSVKLirre .i;>. in . Detroit .. ......... a........ ............ .............. ... .. Slut with rrlonH. Candidate George W. Waith, whu gressiohal candidate orating tfirough Tncum conducted la-t Thursday me- parently nominee Roosevelt has ri„ ,'to>t Wlth Hasnngs friends. of Broadcloth. Guaranteed fast color. 13 candidate; fault to find with the Hoover policy or , Nrs ,5<’rI1>a M. Klffer. daughter of uplm u b. bovrmor ol Uiu ran.. . loud .p-.k-r io * ralno^kole .udi: ning when nine of the '* an<l ‘',r< Townsend of Mt I seeking the nomination for congress­ anything more constructive to offer, breezed into Barry Co. last Tuesday and ence grouped about the court yard man appeared and expounded their himself. Pleasant, spent part of last week in; it stems strange that Franklin R-mi-'|Jasll,,a’1 t,lrn W€nt ta Spring Arbor.) *poke here during the evening. Large-1 fountain makes thihkJng of any kind personal platforms. "he,takes the train thU [ ly his address was given to a bomba*■' impossible. "We need a change of adThe event was a lesson in modern revelt centers his attack on Wall Street because this large center of high nJ*”* -Monday for Columbia, California tic type of criticism that to very easy ministration." roars the candldate- politics. Seldom to tt poMlbk- to drive nance and the -ixnurLil New Y>rk -*hcr^ ah* Wl*’ S[*,K1 Ute winter. Site home more effectively the plight to to make. i Maybe he does. but not half so badly as which the elector has been delivered. Stock Exchange arc in the state gov-!8°SJ lop hpr While making the same *ort of a wc need a muffler for hto roaring Without mentioning names and with emed during 'the ;k»: two terms by c Owtow »* caring for her ot Grand Ledge, speejh in Nashville, during the after- sound inffrno. Lot* of these candi- all kindnew let it be Wild tliat a great himself nnd over which he has farjm°9*r' more authority than the federal gov-' , a',ri Mrs Arthur Gesler of St rtcSm. one of his auditors arose and dates now running loose through the maprlty of tjidoe who pleaded for sup­ ernment. If all wa.- not well in th'.1 Gregon are visiting old friends port failed to convince those present inquired if he rnijcht ask a question, state with their trick microphones and that they had any qualifications what­ "Street" why didn't Franklin Delano ‘”-2?? cl!}' •‘V1 Mr. Welsh consented. This gentle- jazz bands seem to be Intent on mak- ever for tlie position they seek. do j-oniething about It. ' [ “rn> and Mrs, Ernest Burnham ot man then said. "I have been greatly ling all the noise possible during the The answer probably i? that RooNormal of Kalamazoo were Tlie News has insisted frequently and interested in what you propose to do. campaign became they know right well emphatically that a return to the old sevelt wm directing hto »]>erch to t|Wil'l[rs“ n‘ MT an<l Mrs J. c Keteham average discontented atscontcnu-d mqn who right jj over 8unrfa>'’ i! you are elected governor; but you j they won't be heard from fgaln In a convention system to as inconceivable. j ns a return to the stone age And yet (now likes to hear stinging rritii-i-mHe j| undoubtedly banked on the flirt that THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. haven't told us how jwi sw going long, long while. the primary plan has robbed the party; undoubtedly bonked on the ftfrt that to get- it done " That In substance is j - ■■■ .b,..:.^1.,—; n'cuisr man Man would wiui.u ■not 11,11 unurrMrs — •• H G u<wr, Seeley vr of ui*uun. Biwabik. Mln­ system upon which our government Is I Mr. M- Average — under. । uie | stand that" tlie federal government Jias'nawta, »> k > I'm been spending builded of every vestige of puny re-1 — the whole thing. It 1* easy to find HITCH-HICKERS ‘ with Mr.—. ——her parents. —t re---and fault; easy to make promtoesj. butj Hitch-hikers have been unusually sponsibiiity — responsibility for those I—- . I —i -------------- ; I summert-rr [Mrs. John Michael, returned home who seek office and responsibility for'; when it comes to delivering, that is a - numerous aioqg the trunk lines this1 tlie public acts of those elected. i different thing. Mr. Welsh would summer. One usually feels inclined to। Frank Hamilton of Chicago is the Scarcely one statesmanlike utter- : probably find the members of the Jegto- j stop and give them a 'lift. If there to ance was heard Thursday evxmmg. , guest of his grandmother. Mrs. I, A. . Holbrdok, who iq occupying one of Mrs. lure.had their own ideas. They would ■ room in the car- Probably in the Prohibition repeal, soldiers'bonus, guv-j Hose Colgrove-s cottages at Wall lake. | not in many Instances agree with hl* | great majority of cases you would be eminent guarantee of bank deposits, The Misses Gladjrs’ and* EdKli 7s7acheap money, farm relief ‘-whatever is 'ham of Yorkville, who have been the own He would no doubt propose some ! perfectly safe in taking on these road- meant by that).and other similar nor--! \VI.\'[)S and u <n.v.v impractlcal things. A candidate, making j side passengers but there is always a trums were prescribed as the remedy: 1 guests•• ot. their tirtUMpuitbi.', grandparent. .air. Mr. miq and t arc always on the {Mrs. v.’ -------- ---------miny promises, to not apt to prove cap-1 risk. Many robberies and occasional lor existing evils. "Semi ma and I'll Syw Han,1,lon rvlunWd “,,n,p 'Saturday. side ot the ablest, able ot redeeming hir'promise. Ofteni violent crime* have been perpetrated this;" "Choose me.and I'll do that!"! | Mr and Mrs. N. 8. Graham ot End THE WATER-LILIES OF MONET. he does not care whether lie does ar Iby peojiie who disguise as hjtch-hlkcrs. Only those who had-served Jn Congresv: naviffutbr. — Gllv Clair. Wlscondii. have been Hie guests! were chary of. making promises On-­ First, you select the resort where you । of the latter's parents. Mr and Mrs. ', A landscaiw does not exist until it RON. not. ;Nor doc* the presence of women and said flatly he did.not promise because; !Joseph Pllug, Sr. during the past few],haa been invented by a painter. Thus wish to camp and.move in. then notify We doubt if Mr. Welsh changed j children insure that the hikers are Iw had learned |o doubt his ability to! jdays They left for Adrian this morn- | ।the banka of the Loing vanished with your favorite bootlegger of your n^w many vote* In Barry county. As far j safe. Liberality is too often reward- deliver while tlie Other gave kindly | Sisley; had It not been for him. that mg where Mrs. Graham will make a '. caution to hto opponents against rash! ;to we can leam the sentiment here te ed with a gun in the back. Many of promises ijvisit visit after which she will return lo this ,'[Articular stream would not have mir­ location. Take along with you a few , rored m many glorious dawns, nor boxes I of choice Stinker Doro PerfecIdty. ■ . What we arc tryingsay to that the' that, through the experience he has'these hlkcra are worthy people who ! Mrs. Dr. Everett of Hillsdale is the drifted bluish ice-floes. tos. the hx-al dealer might not carry gained m one term. Governor Brucker I have been hit hard by fortune but a primary system is fllling congress hk One of the best Inventors of land- ,them in slock. Take two or three dogs ,gt^st of her niece, Mrs c W. Mixer, Xwould undoubtedly do better ns gov- [safe rule to follow is; give a lift only well as other public places with a | with you, there are always plenty of and of In r •Uster. Mrs Charles Hatton. strange collection ot office holders al a. the age of eighteen, he met .Bondin cnior for this state for the next two' to tho*c you know, Mrs Maude Armstrong and infant the painter who succeeded in making rabbit;! and sheep for them to chase. time when the besl material In the! years than any other man wlio has “ If you think, they are getting too much son of Holland are the guests of Mr the land k required to meet our common I wind visible,' he taught Monel to exercise, tie them up nnd let 'em howl; and Mrs F DcPlantn. Mrs* Armstrong problems been suggested .for the place and that TH^MODEST PENNY. paint outdoors. Bondin, a native of ■: less authority over Wall Street and the Like otiver critics, the writer finds Mock market titan the New York staw was formerly Mb> Maude Bentley of Honfleur. painted the wind as it it will help to drown out the racket includes Mr. Welsh Consider the humble penny. Al­ ; this city. made by the loud s|».-aker your neigh­ it difficult to point out" the remedy — ] government that he heads. It n so though representing the lowest unit in Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Lombard and blanches, or darkens, at will a marine bor has placed tn an open window. A QUESTION OF CREDIT. . jour monetary system, it to one of the Vem Brown.in the Ingham Co. New.i. ■ easy to mlsrepreM-nt the power of the daughter.- Eduh, Anzolctta and Fran­ horizon, or in one puff, swell* the Don't fail to take a motorboat along, [federal government. .Yet our country ces who lift last Wednesday to make wave*, and the veils and skirt* of wom­ keep it running nil day and half the ‘ We were rather amused this after- ■ most useful and active. States have Roadside warning to picnicker.-: to still a utuop oi states each oi which, a two weeks’ trip around the Great en; who—this being Un- end of the night without any muffler‘on it It - noon to hear a ■candidate for a state! built up road^ystem* through the co!- spotted by our Road Scout No. 23456 li*« righto of its owjrthat the federal Second Empire—had only juM taken to won't make any more noise than u office pn the Democratic ticket attack j lection of pennies for weight and gas way down in Georgia: 1 ! government may not touch except by Lakes returned Saturday from Milwau- silting on bcnchM . .. pinning .mill or a stone crusher, and kec. owing to the sudden tUneM of Mto* noTIS. special act. Monet did fra- sunlight what' Bon­ when the racket finally stops, the in­ thr adnuniMmtlon for extravagance, tax. The Post Office Department at din ha* done for the wind. The object habitants wifi know your variation u Trespaser s on this here place will! And in this connection. Nominee and by way ot illustration, quote figures Washington estimates that the increase depicted is merely ah excuae for the over ‘ ■' . FQRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. and facts that were first accumulated ‘ of first-class letter rate from two to mnnera^IXigs wiqh aint never ben]staunch supporter of state right- ncnovel vibration* of light that the artist W. D. Hayes i* enjoying, the breezes found he could render. In lu* youth. , He sure the boys take their cataand made public this spring by Vern | three cents will increase Its revenue overly soshibul with strangers and I cording to the historic Jcf!<;rsonian Monet wm partial U> red and crimson ’ pult* nnd target rifles along. There Brown, Republican representative of 1100.000.000 and thus help materially dubble barr.l shot gun wich amt iodrd tradition, ft is aurpriMna. therefore, are- plenty ot bird*, young ducks, Miss Hattie DePuv to now . one of i j boats and windmill* u*hlrhng in the Ingham county and pfibltoher of” a {to reduce the customary deficit. It to with no sofy pillcrs. Dam if 1 aim that his "Nine Point.-' call. for tht'' the compositors on the Banner imldsyof puppy fields Then he went chickens and pig* besides mall boxes tired ot this here lie! raisin on ’mj ; greatest 'Concentration of federal power Mtos Kittle Stebbins nf Eaton Rapat Mason: He, possible, should the sale* tax ever come nn >- overAo violet, arid the result was and window glass for them to use for propuiy. .M._re —Cliesaning u....— Antes. j und jurisdiction ever tq be proporid; targets When you see the boy* rock­ credit, of course, i into' general use. that thj? major cost I during ■peacetime,' . ' ’J.’’’”.” •—----- --------------cathedral facade*, and haystack* caJudge Smith wav in Charlotte । cessed by mauve gleam*. In his old age ing the boat until it dip* waler, laugh i AU of this confirms our impression LETS PASS A LAW - “ \ I to k-ave the im- of running governments may be done Thursday to attend the funeral of. he became the painter of azure and at them and commend them for their . . .. ------- -------- -■ facto were ones through penny collections. The penny ■Usually when human affaffis that jjght; by dccom|*j*ing tlie latter he got bravery, and some day when the boat are being conducted along varlou.:“"^bh-d.y a gcod.fellow with mag- Ward Shriner red httneif. Un- 1* a modest little coin but a very useful Miss Genic Brn^n entertained two , sheete of blue on which he floodni enfl- comes drifting in bottom side' up the wordiy hues go skidding in manv d:- n?:,c l*r«>n»nty-an aristocrat, who neighbors will be delighted to help the lent one u> the conduct.of <or in the at- rectibn*. <be popular erv is: “Pa** ft. “ wcW » t horough-goWg gentleman • lady friends from Muskegon Imi week.: lew beds of wuter-Ulie* He grew -num- sheriff drag the lake for their bodlev Miss S um .Deering and Master Dpn oured of those daughters of the oore to IM-tf ■ tempt to conduct) prderly society. law and make things better In th- . Nor L' h,‘ couiwge. Hto fight tn Don't bury your garbage. PuLit tn wiki clamor for correction of a wronu i ri'TtY°^re ’•’[,aV“Svs <jf infantile (Smith returned from Bay View lost | the extent of painung nothing else, do- pajier bags and old pasteboard cartuQs. f . tng away with the Mwre. even wKh Die situation, lawmaker- are be*eut«-d wt:h juri‘ 1'!dtT' •“Iffimab-e and after he had evcnini: Mr- G. g Spaulding and Ml*s Al- |*ky and delving deeply into W»c spongy haul It out In ti>e road and kick it off-' many plmu.earh designed by >t- au-. ,Pnc’ He Mudge left Thursday Imi to vteit ponda. He reproduced their surface* by' n tew rods Irorn somebody's dooryard thor a* ^.perfect volution for the alim H '” ’*v ’ —-•••— *• *iMhi vs in tlve Post Office Departfriends in New York and Massa- looking at them with an unspoiled’ Of course, it will smell to heaven but govertlWent. Of course-, sonic of th- hlbitcd ability lo act without fear or reun. — — ” ■—* — ■“---------- J • • it .may be slow, but you'd never plan* have merit und often beewne the favor But Roisevflt. like Napoleon, churetU. 1 Jt*1* — dve ot The many friend* of MUs Bertha »xwld ot coldH .nd rfn.^U;«v IhM h.d is -uilcriius !rum a great ambition. He w it to watch u mail truck turn a* foundation for the solution ut the, l-rn wuund u be W.0M unld 1>“ “ h*”„b"" Ir».is a careen« who is guvmg. more Bentley are congratulating her upon catnc problem.at hand; but a vast majority'. :e: —Judge. • body will notice the stench from the having been selected to teach in the , •>f the suggestions offered'are hnprac-' thoirght ti> getting Mr. Roosevelt into Grow Me school near Detroit Monet grew hl* water-UliM in tin* ” rb *K e w,1 « n J™ brcak <»»P uk*-’ t.'ie White lluuv; than he t» to what tlcal. imptwible. and quito unworkable. iuilever became of the fellow wlio W H Ham* and J H. Van Arman What ap;>ears in theory to be a per­ Mr. Roosevelt will .do alter he gets say. "Furget |t!" when or If you fect and enduring solution to some j there. Ycl the depression ts not over and their wive* went to St Clair verny near Vernon. I went there to aee,?^ n 1 , him, wluch w.u. no, easy, tout Araene J’^yd?LfrelHht 1 ‘S • 1 •.■> pay him back a dime?— problem becomes, in actual practice, I and can even become more severe un­ Flat*. Detroit, and Cleveland, leaving Alexandre wa* zealous in my behalf ;l*me ^ou ure down the road a couple of Friday and will be gone a week. i less the person in charge during the An.TrltwhHXp2nd”lJrtui' l1- !?"" “Wh-bocd .111 rtaa dismal failure; it to a’failure because, quite often.. Human nature will not. al­ next lour years to exiwricnced. prac.(td m»sl.r dn-Mrf visllor, «nd fcp-. up " “ 1 “ “ J™| ‘ "WM"* bltwd low it to take it* theorrtira! course ;tii-uL hard-working and has given in- FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. 'tiinmet The trestle sidcwa|k on the south Human nature, with Its Vanity, its trnre though! to what he will d6 alter not In bloom, !—1 l<rWP ■ side of State street near Fall creek to h«d *lU.rrd or seltishiH-e*. it* greed, its even pardon-- hr win.- tht» elect loft w .rrlvrt In Un. to ■» uoumnd. ot ' Several days ago t was watching »■>■*■■■• a : afford to go t<> U»rm..bu,. to be rebuilt young mud hen that stood straight and About two men are at work along the bulging water-lilies on the glazed' wa­ motionless in tlie grass by the roadside. *«’’',Kh! •a* much by staying away, often stand, m U). wa> «,f idealism and adventuring tlwurv ,depfe»*ion With proper tooderthip line of the Chicago and Lake Huron ters—Prom "Years of Pletity," by E.; AtUietoame time I observed a hiuiDe oramont. Ex-Duchess De Clermont ' dr Som.»n< or.ee Lavi that thr be*: not hare suffered railroad between this city and Flint fred ' and fifty or sixty pounds of hugovernment is Hut winch govern “'"•'xpaitewn. this nominee -ays and 4 carload of Iron was received —Tonnerre. Translated by Florcnoe ■ r and Victor Llona. f1••i»n ”’ cussCdness coming down the road louid't have hud Jex.t This means, nf course, tut1 'r' onr ,oi :he "10“. ^‘mlstic ftom Port Huron last week • He mw the bird. Moses, when he slew the moving picture.-flie talking ma­ under such a government people an of ovre^xpdmjon in the en­ W- E. ffyhart, will appear in ids’ - Hie Egy ptian, had nothing on this guy chine. or tlie telephone—but he was a able and willing n, control and govern •lrr.v.Lr,I;’'d^!'“,Y.L>^“‘ original creation of B<>b Bnerly tn the I by way ot caution. After selecting a 'ork cuy^-a. "white Union hall Wednesday and Thursday stone of suitable sire, he looked first great man nevertheless.— Southern themH.-hc.-i; tlyy arc willing to .applv i b;Hldl,lsr’n Mdf-discipline without thr aid of an <'If1'wnY "* Il'4/Uc J,-[',Purl-on*. And evening. BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. this way and then that, and when lie , Lumberman." ’ • Rev. j. B. Huhn of MlddlcVlUe wu. army of public official, I: seems to Us ;th5 ‘ruidl*1*f ■sl,:rLt this projthat g<xid government, fike the King-,\a’’ Emmanuel Sndtti. at stricken down'In the pulpit of tlie ,M Uthough Mr. Gandhi to said to have dom of Heaven, is within us—and each! Jhat_tunc a boon compamon of Frank- E church of this city yesterday with « timer, hard work and common senre bru‘t’' «« P"*" ,cje*‘“re? lrB Wiat 1 ■>’n»il > Justly or n> in business and government to see us pa,<1 *ol*'dnt l°°k good in print, of us. at individuals, must fulfill the - in f’<’* !f R"MCV<'1* P°*- paralytic stroke. He is still living, but safely through to andtber great period *° 1 wl" *eave itouL—O- B- G. • delicacy and ci all though tie never won a suit.—Weston manly and womanly part if the thing j to Pr«bc* —- --------------— of prosperity."—Roger W. Babson. *“* mere’relished by tne gourmet s tha/ithe we call government is to Improve to t,u T?l,*ps* °* a. ycars bence. small. NO COLLATEBAL. Leader. fat. tender specimen* of Burgundy Ol the point of efficiency, security, and w*s”‘ n Tc,!‘ hlm not tel1 0,1 fYlda> evening last we had the '“At one time the world's trade center' Two Georgia darkies were discussing good friend Alfred? , pleasure oX listening to an address 'on economy.-Birmingham Eccentric. e ---------------UI... towto. Uxrewred raraumpttoo Tr< ..rest Inrenuon Is • ulklps As u matter of faA nobody in the national politics before the Hayes and was the Mediterranean. Today it to the. the fjnandal condition of the country. Tomorrow It will be the Pa- They didn't agree. • Utrereeu smhKttre, of there .tore-• „.m w. pretomuM Utot Ut. United Stales even after tlie spectac- Wheeler Club in tills city, by John W. Atlantic.. ' NOT SO FloATTERING. —Capt. Robert Dollwr. I "You'* all wrong," one vociferated. mono, wstreprer. UrereW ere.urre mor. .xpettit,. models .hUp«r soothj ular stock market collapse. * believed Custer. Esq. a resident of the first dfic." 1 One hundred business and proles- lihat ----------। "Dey aint no money sho'lage. Ah •.bat a prolonged depression was at ward of this city. Mr. Custer to an ex­ another plffleult pcobkm tor nretUt u®, utwt li u . mure. Umpt.. tart tfs The axis of all scientific work mah banktih Is he out o' money sional men ot Grand Rapid*, dengnai-' <. U mu ak year. cuwneH For M1W more than busincM ceedingly able speaker and handled his, ir.,rnult> to mln. BpripreUh M-1 um. to nt up-ana. utywap. Ih. water ed as the ’Committee of 100" have re-,: hand the convlctipn that the world is an >nd he luk me In de vault and showed leaders, farm leaders and political Helals met. Aamttreair wnrelhm, lhe pemropm i. me, .on «.rm- turned a report after considerable in- leaders of both parties expected' the subject in a manner well calculated] ordered and comprehensive entity, me piles an' pUes o' money. An I say* to carry conviction to every hearer. We ' must be done, but what? Th?r« were | Humorist. vestigation. - severely scoring City upward trend to continue after minor hope hi* services may be secured to which is a religious sentiment. My re- could he let me have jes' a little. An' ligtou* feeling ts a humble amazement he says sho' he could. Hu Ah any col* Manager George Welsh'* much talked technical adjiutmenu had been made, ; canvass the county. game laws to protect game but can' at trve order revealed in the small' Isl'rult Au Ah hasn’t. Now dat's anything that one picks from tree i Still, lhert’* a way wc can get rid of about 'Grand Rapid* Plan' of relief.; In Tact why didn't Mr. Roosevelt, him­ patch of reality to which our feeble • what’s de matuh wU die country. Dey's all iTsi hooey « and cheap dap. self, inform the country of the impendJnmU and nU wads^.hret., nnrers'onr sreflu, empa. our bread Irnes and ;ji as 7ap re thopolitical The truth ts. that Mr Roosevelt Intelligence is equal."—Albert Einstein. । plenty o' money but we'se jes' ruruiln' trail“ Not so su-eel“teir rliv'it ' ...» .... .. ... be called game? Admittedly not, ab-;our postal daficit m one big sweep, ant for gubernatorial honors. Tlw. and failed lo-divulge hl* knowledge didn't foresee the depression; and now ----------'sho’t on.coIlatTul.” that he finds htuuctf in the midst of It. "Nothing can stay the rapid mech-[ -------------- -t n > . surd utterly illogical I Likewise by any ; Just send the wheat to the unemployed roais t.-avekd by politicians this year;Mmply tweause a -member ol the op­ uuxstton « industry and the arts, tar | IU» fortunate that the women who stretch of the intelligence, one could]by parcel postJudge. I*2P *«*1lly rough.—Al Weber in poang political party occupied the he apparently has-no constructive pro­ this is in the direction of essier living' 1 are worried about the wrinkles in their gram to offer tor rebuilding industry l ’ ■ j t“e chtooygan Observer. ! presidency, he is inteiuely unpatriotic. .and agriculture. -A. H. Compton. Nobel pruc winner, (fact cant *ee the wedge* in their neck 12 Youths’Suits $ Boys’ DRESS SHIRTS Boys’ Hose at 19c and 35c pair Boys’ Sweaters, Caps, Underwear and Etc. Greatly Reduced for This Clearance The Store for Dad and Lad' A Quotation From Our Scrap Book ' Camping Suggestions And Observations Pungent Paragraphs Crumbs of Wisdom < �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 94, 1*31 I Settle This Winter’s HEAT Question Now e FARMER''BROWN SPOKE HERE WAY FURNISH UNSELFISH SERVICE COOPERATIVE MARKET­ ING HELP TO FARMERS Anawered^Ajflany Questions About federal Farm Board ESTATE Heatrola * and Told of Its Work rar-one pay* 23c tor one-third of one ■ ty^d. Till* wtU illustrate why the' farmer u getting harmed and the con­ sumer rimmed becatw of'the lack of( orderly marketing, which it i* the alm ' of the Farm Board and the Farm Bu­ reau to promote. In concluslori "Farmer’ Brown said. "Our trouble Is home-made, because we have devoted our time to produc­ tion and forgotten the important part which' distribution plays. We have handed the marketing of farm plod nets ,over to speculators ’ Congrru has 'agreed to help tlie farmer work out a System of orderly marketing if he will agree to eo-opcrate Sup-ly th* farm- Clean Milk and Vegetables Form a Perfect Food for Both Children and Grown-Ups ... You love to aee your youngster* eat. It gives you a real thrill, especially if it la the . right kind of food, because you know you are doing your part to ■ provide them with good health and strong bodies—the best assets any growing boy or girl can have. . There Is Nothing Like Good Clean Milk For Children Or Grown-Ups. : -. About J50 members of the Farm : Bureau and their Wive* attended tlie meeting aiuiauncvd to be held in Jhe for as low as Mrtliolhst church' In Hit* city Sundai ■afternoon lost, to br dddrp.wd by UNCI.KAN. (ountlcMT epidemic* have been loo. it l> the CHEAPEST FOOD your money "Farmer" Brown, a unique character, to the consumer to aid in un ortraced directly to that aource. Highland* Hair, ran buy. Plenty nt our rich. clean milk, along a thinker, a iiructlcai farmer' and an y. co-operative marketing ot hU intere'tmg *|>eakcr. who gave his audi­ health-building diet for young or old. TRY IT ence a lot to think about He 1* a Fariner" Brown i» a clear capable. | and SEE} member of the Federal Farm Board. incisive thinker, n practical farmer Owing to the absence’ of Mrs with a practical mind, who has Use Brumm, the vice-president. Walter capacity to expm* hl* view* clearly Highlands Dairy Grade “A” Milk (Pasteurized or Rau>> 10c Quart time In the hlitor, of our Fisher, presided. Wayne Conklin and and forcibly. Highland/ Dairy Grade “B" Milk 'Pasteurized or Raw* 8c Quart hi* sister Ruth, led tlie singing u! the hymns The invocation was given by much for io little money. Secretary C. F AngHl ML*s Andrus, a daughter of Mr and Mrs. Jerry An­ have the Genuine ESTATE drus of Carlton, rendered a pleasing HEATROLA how thry like piano solo them. A»k them how ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. PHONE 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Mr Ivar Outran, of the Farm Bu­ reau News, introduced Farmer" Brown ing for the furl thry con­ of Arizona, whose theme wax. “TIte sume. A#k them If thry (Continued from page one) ' Marketing Act.** which he declared was arr xalisHrd that they the unifying factor for the farmer. H." road* and bridge committee of the ____________________ stated that in Michigan there are 4(K) supervisors and presented to the board I economical house heating Be Sure and Get a farmer-owned elevator* and marketing at their April 1930 aculon. the original bay at Uw liome of Mr and Mrs Alappliance to be had and exchange* for b?an*. potatoes, fruits, then order -one for your­ iwtltion was held to be. illegal Ac- bert Proit ot Lansing. GENUINE HEATROLA milk, etc, serving mote than 75.<M0 self and prose that all thr n new petition wa* circulatedMrs Marvin Ctoler and win Ray at­ farmers There are 12-500 such insti­ cordingly wonderful thhigs they say August 1929 The bill of tile com-' tended the Busy Bit picnic at Gun Do Not Be Misled! * tution* in the-United State*. “Farm­ m about the Genuine ES­ plainant* recite* tlie fact that no aur- - lake Sunday. er" Brown Ls a lettuce grower ffnd a TATE HEAT KOI. A are true. vey wa* made as the law requires on Mr-*nd Mr* Hirward Smith and fruit raiser. He was one of the origi­ presentation ot the new petition : Una$aUrnded !he ionia fair Tuesday nator* of tlie Marketing'Act. He 1* un the nrwl he, artinn and nn no furl furthet action U*Urir* k«*lr^ tn to the Every dollar you Invest in Building and Loan is secured by first iirtgatlon farmer. Hl. Arizona farm completion of the road was taken at Mr and Mr* Wilber Gibbs of Ka.amortgages un real estate security on tome one's home—Tlw Cat­ r. 400 feet below sea level. He claim* that time masoo have moved into the Iwuw oil tle of the American family. Come what may. this security will to be a seml-cowpunclier. \ On April 9. 1930. still another petl- • Mrs Celia.Potts' farm. never get to the point where it will embarrass the investor. "Ye shall know the truth land the Wright and Sherman Clifibrd are ‘'i »rnong ~ the ■'» Boy* T Scout* attending camp truth shall make you free." He .-aid tn '“ th* The basis of all wealth in America has always been real estate. that i* ax true nf economic truth a* ot . lat Pnir l*k* for ten davs ' DepresMonx may come and go. and they always leave real estate spiritual truth. Christianity. h>- de­ In a safe portion df increased value clared. is the instrument that takes .»> mutta ... I. !»• co*!“■ Tlie Standard for 39 years has found first mortgages on homes wrvitude cut ot service. He declurixl. e.st petition as is required by tlie Co­ Mrs George Poland the security that can be depended upon in times of s'tress to coma vert road act. Instead of that n sur ­ that the Farm Bureau and the Fann through without loss and allow the paying 5*2 dividends to our ADAMS LAKE. . i prW)n quartette and the address 4<y Board alm to furnish unselfish service vey. which was made under the alleged POD UN K. Certificate Holders. Never a loss and never a. miss: not alone to fanners, but lo tiK»e wlio illegal petition, previously referred to. ‘ Bunday guest* of Mr. and Mr* Her-1 Governor Brucker Nearly everyone around these parts was adopted.' which, the complaint FOUR INVESTMENT. iiert Morehou.w were. Mr and Mr-. ' »*lwin Baldwin and Corl BAgley are purchase their product*. । attended the Ionia Free Fair und realleges is contrary to law. ' Two c 1 om «-. s of fqlk* oppose the Guy Fewte*. and dtlldmi of Hasting-. I *wo local boy* to enjoy lhe camp uctl• On April 9. 1930 a resolution was,l ported it One. r Marketing Act. First, the speculators, Mr and Mrs William Waddell of Mor-1 Kellogg camp this wet k w — U uthat ..«, not w «! George Gallup and family have presented to the board to ex-' gan and Mr nnd Mrs. John Blocher ' Mr. and Mrs Bert Brown entertained who realize that eo-opcrativc market- cc-d 930.000 be rai.wtd by bonds for the 1 moved from the Bros* house to Yankee and son Junior of' Woodland. Met I-j frienda from Battle Cwtk «m Saturday,. iiyi Ukra away horn thim the chance oonslructibn of the Hastings Center »I’HW. dean Morehouse returned with tlw latMi^^nad Mr-. Frank^Bagley and Mr to gamble with the famwr*’ product* road. That resolutionJwas Lai’uonjwu tosttol-.iUw **•«*' nl at the <*«*•“ w**1"' -- c'" - k -■>'and Mrs. Marcus Bagley attended thr■ Second. t!»e uninformed, thr one* April session. At ter to six-nd the Weak. " •*“ *?' At th- CMobTr Criewold at Jaffarton Detroit, Michigan —----------------2 ------a-a Visitor* al Geo. Ransoms over the Vcnior Fcwles* of Hasting* 1* spend­ funeral of the. former*. aUter. Ml**, wlaxn the Farm Bureau want to work the road commission \r<wdm mended, Misses McGuiing the week with Clark- Monhuuse Mary Bagley, of Banfield. Dan Baglry with at the present time. "Truth." wp.hout asking for a new petition, the week end -were, the .. ... Ijxal Representative and enjoying Mime of the activities w<j* unable to attend on account of 111- he- said, "like electricity defies analy- ran.lru.Uan at . coven rt»d on »* »*■«' •"<>, .nd Mr. sls." Tlie Federal Fann Board were at Kellogg camp. >" t tint IJ. L. MAUS & SON M* onw to, tanl'<*"*“"J d“u«1'u-' M,tTwo hundnd Cub and Boy Scout#, almo-st mobbed by cabinet members. ot .uprrtitor. b>- m.lontr rata, rraotn- Ra3' “ Mr*. Albert Hngrrs received the ■ , HASTINGS, MICH. news FridAy that her brother. George ,1are meeting today 'Monday* al Kel- ' rongressmen. .bankers and other* who mrndrd IM ranalruetlon. Umlltn, thr . , ^ro«n .nd ... ,Allegan n... .... a camp where they'll! enjoy a teni demanded that they stop the drop in mat to <30.000 .nd .uthunMn? thr. 4“u‘h'" *n'1 P”*" “» Blu's. of near had met with l>alnfii! accident." to ing dragged about ,111>S ♦»»nR Tliursday evening will be the price of wheat in 1930 when it tMuln. nl bond, nrarulrj to cow <hr Hayward **,—•"> reunion Sunday. forty rod* by a frightened taw. with -oimpflke. Friday afternoon will to- a readied BOc Tlie l>rm Board told project This resolution fixed the the rope wrapped around hi* atm Hto,,l<'W prokmin and on Sunday aft- them that course was against thr law county * proportion of the coat of the j condition la critical. ! ermwn at four o’clock will be Vesper ot supply and demand. Wheat later road at 50 per cent. The complaint Friday evening tlie McCallum Com- service* with a special ptogratn to। on tn Liverpool via* selling al 30c a alleges that the fixing of the county’s bushel when it was «flc in the United inunity club, with un attendance of wliioh Uw public i* invited, , Blates, due to the lielp of the Fann proportion at HO per cenb of the crat I over seventy, wa* entertained on tlie; ’•• 1 Board. Tliat Board I* accused of wast­ voided the action of the'board, if It 1 pretty lawn at the home of Mr "and DOUD CORNERS. had not been voided by other conaldMr.- David Shepherd. Tin young; The Cedar Creek L. A. 8 will meet ing 9500.000.00G: but tliat i* a revolving erations mentioned. peoptayrendered an especially line 1 with Mrs. Sam Gieb of 210 Eunice Ave . loan fund. Twelve thousand farmAfter thL* action by the board of soowned associations have received loan* rmuicul program Parchment. KaLiniaux* pervtoor* at the October 1930 aeaaionJ Mrs. Hazel Bagley of Dvitnn spent' Mr nnd Mr* John Houghtallng were from that board. Sixty-five |>er cent of. which favdled lhe construction of the Munday with her mother. Mn*. Irving 1 called away suddenly due to Hie *tck- the fund was loaned to such aaaoda- rood, the county road commission pro-, llons and nr.»t ot it has been repaid Boulter. . . ness of hl* fa'.liel^ The speaker raid hr had been cwded to a*#css and fix the benefits. I Mr* David Shepherd i* enjoying a i Mn> Robert McMuiuii* returned They assessed three per cent of the. visit from tier brother, Mr Mason, wife home Sunday after caring for an uncle asked how he could Justify the bu ro»t to tlw village of Nashville, which salaries paid by tlie Federal Farm and son of Petersburg, Ohio Hwy ail I of Asayria tlie complaint state* litas contrary to J cprnt Sunday at Gull lake visiting and ~ '' crowd at the Doud -Board, such a* they give to Milner, thr statute, which doe* not. conternThere was a good head of the wheat growers, who re­ meeting old friends. ' school reunion Saturday. ceives 950.000 and Cretemore who re­ plate including incorporated villages. Mr' and Mr* George -Morehouse and . The complainant* iio in thir"case uua case allege auege i ceives *7.5.000. If the Farm Bated son Herbert and family nnd Mrs Irv­ The "cargo ot tea dumped into Bos­ that there has been a decided changer ing Boulter attended the " Knickerl.’.lL.. ton Harbor by the American pitriots, actually paid such salaries they could be accused oi be accused of g.v.ng giving i<x> too mucn. much, urn but u It * ""X'nJh.‘.ha b icker picnic held al Long take on during ____ „the __ _______ ______ “Boston Tea___ Party” was haptien* that the Farm Board due* njjL “ , " n ® ,he which it 1* praahltuip.l from Amoy. Amnv China. Chinn ' "Jhyrsday and dftjoycd the Jackson shipfied ... Mr Cretemore ........ ........ posed to improve, due to financial concon­ pay. ... th».-m knows ,.n al! Posed about cotton He wa» already cm­ dition*. and that a large portion of the i ployed and had to be taken from hi* signers of the original and later-pe­ former Job He sqvcd 9119.000,000 in tit ion* for the road have since signed one year far the cotton grower*. Hl* a request, and presented it to the Bar­ salary to 925.000. not *75.030 The rest ry comity ruad cosnmlsaion on July 1. he earn* by aimniL-ieion of 5c a bale, tliat Uw road be not built The complaint recites enactment* which I# paid by the owners of the cotton. »ot tlie Farm Board. The rep- have made it possible lo build this rood son for the criticism* of salaries of with far less hardship to the ix-ople ol Farm Board number* asi«l employee*, the assessment district and that thry said the (peaker, t* tliat speculator* therefore do not wish il donty under and commission men *ee in co-opera­ tlie Covert Act TJie complainant* allege that they tive markeung a threat to their profit.* They realise that the marketing of believe It is tin" plan ol the county road farm product* i* getting out ot their commission to start uork on the Has­ We have just closed our SIXTH SUCCESSFUL YEAR in tings Center highway m the near fu­ hands Tliat to why y<xi have this mud Hastings and we wish to THANK OUR MANY CUS­ throwing at .the Fann Board. Nine^ ture. The plaintiffs therefore ask that ty-fbe per cent of all the tobacco thr commission be restrained from so TOMERS for their patronage. We hope that we may crop-In the United States i* luuulieH doing, and they request the court as • continue to serve you. by f X|r person*. The Land-O-Lake* follow#. 1 That , the defendants make a full, crciuncry. a farmer-owned and «>ntrolled btuinev. handled *50.000.000 in true and complete ansder to the com­ 5 Lb. Bo* 24e plainants' allegations dairy product* last year. This Mg inQLHCK 2 That the defendant* be forthwith stitutloii held the price ‘of butter tn 1930 up to 35c a pound, while the enjoined from jiroceeding w ith the con- i AFTER THE STORM—This shows what Is left of a fine hewn-tlmber speculator* were trying to force it struction of thr so-called Center road barn. 50x60 feet, belonging to Sherman Ffihrr. Section II. Grant Town­ down to 30c. We must realize what 1» until further order of the court ship, Cheboygan County, destroyed by windstorm June It. this year. It 3 The complainant* ask the court happening Speculators in board* la a TOTAL LOSS—NO WINDSTORM INSURANCE! Can 'of trade In this country alone bought that the temporary Injunction be made you afford lo have this happen to you? Town Talk Blend u. . and sold 20.000.000 000 builiel* of permanent, Judge Hawley 'has authorised the wheat, when Citin’total annual crop is around 700.000.DdD bushels; and not issuance of the temporary injunction in accordance with the petition, which all of that goes to the‘market Co-operative marketing will do away 1* the usual course in such actions. with thi* and bring the consumer and Tlie day fixed for the hearing to Thurs­ day, September 15. when the regular producer closer together, saving tlie m cost of Uli* selling of tlie crop 6t 30 September session of the court will be time* over on board* of trade. The in progress, at which time the court 1? R f T I HT 1 A n C ORDER a supply now 46 Years PROMPT and EQUITABLE settlement of all losses. loss -in the handling of farm croiw will decide wJiether the injunction * *« VJ * A U M n 3 AT these low prices through speculative channel* to taken ahall be made permanent or not.' The Officers and Directors of this Big Company are man of by the fanner, and mean* lower living NORTHEAST IRVING. | standards for his family and. neglect Mr. and .Mrs. Dale Cook and family Extensive Insurance Experience. of education for his children. of South Bowne spent Sunday with Mr , Wc hear these complaints about the and Mrs. C J. Moore This is the second largest Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company Farm Board from the men wlio want to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Lightfoot attend-. continue speculation with farm pro­ ed the Kollar reunion at Millett Sun­ in the world... 104,619 membership. The largest company is in Iowa. ducts, despite the fact that that specu- day. lipped ' latlon 1* harmful to both producer and Mr and Mrs. Will Dipp.and fam­ consumer. Speaking of the Land-O- ily. Mr. and Mrs Chester Savacool and Lakes creamery again, he said, that family, attended the Ionia Free Pair that institution could not have done u».Pk. 20€ Wednesday. « Shults or Middlavilla what it did in 1930 had it not been Mr. and Mrs. C. J Moore attended: for money this co-operative, farmer- Ionia Free Fair Friday. owned institution borrowed from »he PHONE US YOUR ORDERS. Herbert Hinckley ot Dearborn is vis­ • Farm Board iting hU aunt. Mlu Augusta Hinckley. ’ Speaking to producers. "Farmer" Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Moore Mid Brown slated that the Farm Board family. Mr and Mrs. O R Light loot program did not contemplate raising attended the Ionia Free Fair Wed- i live price to the consumer, but did aim ne&day. Home Office Hutm^Mkh. to put an end lo the millions and mil­ Phone 2491 Guaranteed Merchandise We Deliver lion* of dollar* taken from the fanner ROBINHUE PARK. by speculators A noted . European Mr. and Mrs. John Kollar and Har­ economist has declared that "cities are old attended the Kollar reunion Bun- 3900 I JUDGE R. A. HAWLEY GRINTS INJUNCTION ,e’G r li OO.a bu*hcl. There are three down head* of lettuce in a crate, fur which1 MIA DF FARM BUREAU IS TO the ordinary price 1* 25c On a dining I There has never been a time when you could heat so much space for so little money! arw aelling a genuine watered by the . difference between what the producer gets and what the' consumer pays ’* On this topic, he: said, that at one time when the fanner was getting 90c a bushel for his pota- THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Investing Safely r Miller Furniture Co “Complete Home Furnishers" f f Standard Savings & Loan Association ions re you notify •erfeccarry e dog* nty of chaae much • howl; racket neigh* Indow. along. 11 the The Stability and Reliability of this Big Windstorm Insurance Co. Are Assured by $451,153,075 Assessable Assets! ian a •. and Ion to cataThere ducks. boxes me for rock­ laugh ■ tlictr ♦ WE INVITE YOU TO ATTEND OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE ip the Ip the irtons. ♦ ry>T<: A •n but ’ dll be five or m the > take jbblsh SOAP CHIPS iy the Rolled Oats 9 lbs. 24c Banner Oats ... large 55 oz. pkg. 18c deswd con- ling a it and idslde. hun- 1> guy hng a 1 firat i and That I print. uxalng luntry. ■rated. money hawed i. An' Dey's muiln' 3 who i (hair Friday, August 26 • Saturday, August 27 COFFEE 3 5Oc Silver River Blend, our fancy bknd, lb. 29c <■ Macaroni, fancy bulk,3 lbs. 19c Ginger Ale o.. a-uw. 2 for 35c Quarts, Ball Mason, Doz79c Pints, Ball Mason, Doz69c 2 Gals., Ball Mason, Doz$1.09 Jar Rings BEST 6 Jar Covers, Doz24c GET YOUR BUILDINGS INSURED NOW TOMORROW May Be AFTER the STORM! 24c BUTTER - HINMAN’S Windstorm Insurance with This Sound, Old Company Is Your Protection Against Loes! The Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company �; TRt HASTINGS PANNER, WEpNESDAt, ACGttST SI, im FAGXBTX September 8th. Dues are due. Bim- the Carpenter family in New Jereey Mrs. Lester Monica *pent Friday tn I states that a survey was made a year | this city, travels back and forth be- . CLOVERDALE. returned home“ Thursday Kalamazoo «-n -* *------—J”P.*rM. « Dr. Stork did a real land office busi­ tion of officers also that P. M. The top---------ago to determine lhe statu* of the 87: tween the two town* in hU car SomeMrs. Patton entertained her daugh-1 Mr. and Mrs. Grant .Dlckeroontn -town early ic* for discussion will be. Scientific orthopedic and menially handicapped {where between 12:30 and one o clock ness when he blew: •children then known to.live in theiTttUraday* afternoon he noticed an au- Thursday morning and landed the two Temperance, Instruction, and Christ­ ter.. Helen, of Midland and relative*. terUtned Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Frame Mr. and Mr*. Earl Hepkrr and dauah-. Brooks and son, Mr. and Mrs. wm. lcounty. Tlw orthopedic cases- were । tomoblje standing in front of the Irv- following small important people to ian Citizenship Everyone invited. UUIIH of V» Kalajnasoo. to--------'--■, Mr. and — - Mr*. ter. Vivian, Mr. and Mr*. Frank Humeston, ac- ............... — of Vermontville ----------------- over ----- the .... Butler i largely the results of infantile paraly- ing cemetery. When he jxuwd the their respective liomcs, little Ruth _______ > 1 Ed. tto.^.to.1. Pennel* anH and Mn Mr*. Murtha Martha Cham,»i* and this disease sometimes affects remetery Friday morning and Friday Emmajean, weight 9 lbs. to Rev. and companied by Mr. and Mrs. Janus week end. ' the mind* of children a* well. It was afternoon he noticed the car wo* still Mrs. Holtz, and little Walter Louis. al­ MacDonald spent Sunday ut the home i Thc following took in tlie camp (Continued from page one) tlie chlldten children had ^ been)there. He lheji then _uvd tried to grt get in touch toucn so weight. 9 lb*, to Mr. and Mr*. Ralph of Mr. and Mr*. Elmer, Faulk at KaU-, meeting at Pennock Grove Bunday, | Mis* Helen Brown of Plainwell t» 1{found found that all the nl^ere.^He ' {Mr* Velma Maier, Mr. and Mrs..Jones, staying with her grandparent* this ' hnniiiw .w. that the nooula.1■ partially Partially or fully cvrrvcicu corrected « and that।:with Deputy Sheriff Arthi Arthur. Bell Xl al Jenney.' All concerned are happy and maroo. imx tiiat — Hill The booklet show* It»«l ‘he Imnnv Cullen nt tlw home of James Mac-land Mrs. Bert Chilton. many were were .tin *1111 attending attending eludes clinic* in m' Middleville, Middleville, but but wa* wa* unable unable to to find find him. him getting along fine. Congratulations. Mri. Johncock Mid daughter Miss tion of lhe county ha* been decrees- Grand Rapids. The report states that, When he came by the cemetery again Mr*. Norton, who has been visiting Donald family Saturday were. Roy [ Mr. and Mr*. Olin-Brown of Plaininc since 1880. when it wa* 25317. the Judge of Probate and the County;Saturday between 12.30 and one hcrrtSpUaln. Mrs. Patton, for a week, Mrs. Geo. MacDonald of Richland, and well fished the Arthur Johncock fam- Emma. visited Mrs. Flory and daugh­ which Is' almart 5.000 more than in Poor Commissioner have cooperated j o'clock he observed that the automobile returned in company with her hus­ MacDcnald of Kalamazoo and Mr. and ily Sunday. ter. Edna. Sunday. BUD. Marriage* hare steadily de­ very well in treating these cases. Since I wa* still there. *o he notified Mr. Bell, band. to their home in Ann Artor. Fri­ Mr. and Mr*. Oto. French of Battle ’ Those taking tn the American Lecreased since 1924. Tlie total consumption of soft drinks Crcek. I (ton parade Monday morning ut Kala■ the survey was made eleven other { a man living in that vldnMy named day AM. Tlie report state* tljat the problem cases have been added Jo this group, Baird, had also noticed the car Friday The E. L MacLeod family and Mrs. muzoo were Jean Waugh. Elmo Snyder. in the United State* Is iu excess of Mrs. Nutt of Dearborn, is assisting of any health department in any given making a total of 78 cases, fifty of, and Saturday. Ke reported this to tlie at thq Holts home this week. Mary Wolf attended tlie Brown-Nevins Emma Johncoc^, Helen Brown, and 11.000.000.000 bottles annually—the av­ erage person regaling himself with community is largely shown by the which hive been hospitalized. There Jail here, giving the number of the car. {Mr and Mrs. Bert McCallum. The Cloverdale W. C. T. U. will be reunion at crooked lake Sunday. vital statistics table of that community. were, when the report was-made. lour Neither Bryant nor Bairil suspected a held at the church Tuesday at 2 P. M. I Otis Replogle, who has been visiting . Mr. and Mrs. Grynt Dickerson and more than 90 The objective is to decrease the num-i under medical treatment. case of sulcl^^hsder-Sheriff Tasker ■ bcr of deaths in the lower age groups ■ Th. report make. > toe .towlnt tor. <«uto Ito tome of Ito o.toj or Ito With neker and better methoty of the W K Kellogg Health Camp on car »•” the records at the Jail. Soon preventive and curative medicine, the to .tort or S'l.le -fiieo:™ Ito I trend can by only toward a longer life summer moirtto torrs ~.mrt «u SumtU-r drove to the cemetery. After •a span. ; given a quota of 120 children for this Uttle search they found the body of In the year from July 1. 1931 to'■' camp, sixty for, each soslon of four I Lusk, lyipg face up on the gravcof his July 1. 1932 there were, fn this county.' weeks. . { 39 death.-, from cancer, C9 from heart' The sanitation work of thr County ; Mrs. Li»k will .be remtMbervd by disrate. 28 from pneuffionla nnd In­ Health Unit has been carried on many friends in this city and vicinity fluenza. 14 from accidents, 15 from1 through it* stafi. The report records as a successful teacher. She taught for kidivy disease*. ‘ 41 from apoplexy, the work done-in the county's school*. three years in the Middleville schools, Only one from tuberculosis and one' which will help materially in improv- i then went to Detroit to teach, each from scarlet fever, alcoholism,• ing the physical condition of the pu­ having a fine position. She continued meningitis, and poliomyelitis. There pils. The department also devotes its teaching after her marriage td Lusk, were flic suicide* and 83 deaths from attention to the milk supply of the as he failed to find work. She died other causes not listed. Tlie •* total —’ county. e*|>eciaily of this city and tiie very suddenly while the two were re* number of deaths was 309. । villages of lhe county, also to the in- i turning from, a vacation trip in Can­ The births in the county were 353. spection of food establishments, re-, ada. They were on their wav to De­ An important part of the work, in •orts. canijw. etc. trait, where she was to take a new facntPwouid call it the most impor.... ........ . A useful part of tlw work of the dc-lI iwition in the schools ot that city. Her tant part of the work ot. the County „artnicnt tcits Ina{le of thc'__________________ _______________ sudden death seems_ to have unnerved Health Unit u in its school oroaram. applied to Stools throughout her husband. It wa* such a shock and Unit, is In Its program. Ju work starts even before that, with tin- county, a* well ks tliat used at re- Rr‘ff to him that he never recovered IU pre-natal program, as well as its sort lakes in the county. Four hun-' He Is survived by a mother and brother pre-school program, tne the aim alm or of wmen which . . pre-scnooi . ciKhty-slx samples of waler in Detroit, and by three brothers In U <o to« Ito youto.t.r. In u into f cnato. rnnd tian as ns possible nosub e when they thev enter milk. .. ....------ >’ •» —---------—-----condition '' ' '• r | «. It appears that some•>time ago he school. I We have not enumerated thc varie-1 wrote to hl* mother-in-law. Mrs. BiilIn the 116 rural and village school*-llra of work-done by this department. Ingsly, stating that he could not be of the county there 1s an enrollment. which, is performing a very useful reconciled to the loss of his wife, and of 3829 The four .school* in this cityv wrvire for this county. It will be in­ that he wished something would hap­ enrol! 1187. There are two parochial teresting to the taxpayer* to note that. pen so that he could be with her in the schools, ope tn Carlton and one in this spirit land. Evidently hU disordered city, having a enrollment of 84. ent year, the taxpayers were not asked mind took this method of accomplish­ The school health program of the to contribute a cent toward the work ing that desire. department is largely educational. Two of this organization. Funeral services were hold Monday nurses of the County Health Unit. at the Beneway chapel in Middleville; spend full time conducting health and the burial was tn the Irving cem­ classes. etery beside his wife. * < , During the^year 222 full one hour clasWCWETtr neld with enrollment of 2550. These classes promote an Inter­ est in persona! health a net combined, with close habits of supervision, do a{ great deal toward producing a lasting', individual physical and picntal better-1 (Continued from page one) ment. . I------ ------------------------------------:Complete physical examinations were‘carpenter and contractor up to the’ (Continued from page one) given to 3 879 children In the.’ county time when lie married, about five years Tilts included, a* careful measurement ago, his wife being MUS Freda Billmm «iaa . । of hearing and vblon and examina- >ngsly. a teacher, whose mother Mr».|n^n,c- Priles beln8 *-°°- •I 0° "ntl tion of nutrition,.also examination Bilhngsly, and lUon of Robert Kotxrt Biuingsty, ana sister, Mrs. Rob-; non­ 501throat, in ’Irving He I Prizes for the oldest suit worn---by the care, eye^ teeth, nose,>. t' ' inion. " reside " “1“- *township. ------ ----------------------------------------------------------------careful had had— very-— UUle ,employment in the'Any person attending the picnic of neck, chest and abdomen. A — ..... -----------— . ......... _ . und ....... «... of. (1.00? • i aa ca u Ar 50c- .._ and 25c­ " . history was made of the habits of. livla*t four year*. That tlw loss ing. dUian- anfl immunization Tlw his wife luid probably preyed on’ his Prizes for the oldest dress worn by examinations were made by practicing mind. He and hi* wife went evidently any lady attending the picnic of (1.00, physicians of the county and thc married lovers. The brother states county health officer. 35 per cent of that George had beenshowing inPrizes for the best rural school float, the examining being done by local creasing uneiuane** andinability to (7.50. (500 and (2.50. physicians. Recommepdatlons were sleep. Ths- two had roomed together Prizes for the best village or city mailed to parents and visit* made to for several month*. said that float, (7.50. (5 00 and (2 50. the home* of 540 school children. There George upuld get up after paving gone Prizes for archcry contest of (2.00. was inspection of - rhlldn-n for pre*- to bed arid walk around thc house for .cnce of communicable disease, where hours, .nxiningly unable to get the (1.00 and 50c. thc children of the school had been gloom off Tils mind. A few days ago. Best amateur stunt, prizes of (2 00, exposed to such disease. Inspections are thc brother said. George said to him. also made for such minor diseases a* —Don’t mind it if I don’t happen to1 Prizes for tho largest collection of itch, ringworm, etc.; also to determine come home. I have made up my mind homo grown flowers, not to include the number , of defects corrected fol- that I am going to spend more time1 professional growers. Prizes (150. lowing physical examinations during with friends; and it may be Unit I may{ (1.00 and 50c. the year. .A total of 1237 school visit* sometimes not come home nt — night." ■ ------- — ■—’ Prize* for the largest collection of were made, und 5.757 children were The brother stated that George left i vegetables canned from the owner’s «. xamined'.'iomc v. of them for thc (150, (t (1.00 50c. ...v second Detroit about nine o'clock Thursday luur.xiuj ।> garden. (150. oo nnd 50c ■nd third tinu"-. Twohundn-dandflve:morning; evidently drawing some! Prizes for the largest collection of were excluded from school because of money from a bunk with which he paid, meats canned on the farm, (130. (1.00 communicable diseases, , . a few small account^- ’ When he did 1 and 50c There follows in tho report an In- not return Thursday or Friday nlghu j ■ Largest collection ot crops exhibited . teresting discussion of commuuarable' the brother did not get uneasy, rtmem-1 fTOm furm by tlie owner. (150 (100 diseases In this county and statistics bering what George had said about not | nnd 50c with regard to health work in the wnmHhiz i.a..— h..! . -------worrying if h» he dirtn-r didn’t mn... come home. He In addition to.... the.. baseball games schools. Iwa* greatly shocked "w . ii.. . •L,. snocxi u when wiu-n notified of there will also be airplane trips trii*x. an lil, hr. ..... .,„.d oM llmB Speaking of I--------r.-----------------tons topied eluMren.- ■ whiit «lm< hiH tod hnnrfeni* toptolM m io.p> bn.ih.r I ... „, d M,a.. ,„ .. . whose cases make a large part of the ----- . „ . .f , FM| «» Kn*" caltr..- tontM There will be plenty wort of the depanraen.. Ito bookie. ..ore to M.ddlewlle. .hore tome u m relre.hmenl .und. on .he iround (There will also be an old time dance jin the evening. Chances will be given those who attend to take a ride in the airplarje. if they so desire, with the I passenger paying the fare, which will FIR5TREPDHT0FBM-1 Iff CO. HEILTH UNIT OVERSTOCKED! DETROIT Mi COM MIRED SUICIDE ™j»G __ _______ _ fin r OAY A PICNIC LABOR NOW Is Your Opportunity to Do That BUILDING or REPAIRING Thajt You Have Contemplated, at Practically YOUR OWN Price/ FOLLOWING ARE THE ITEMS THAT WE FIND OURSELVES OVERSTOCKED ON 200,000 Feet 2x4, 2x6, 2x8 — 8 to 16 Feet Long STRICTLY No: 1 YELLOW PINE, Bright and Clean. 30,000 Feet 1x6, 1x8and 1x12 YELLOW PINE and HEMLOCK SHEETING. 1000 FENCE POSTS. About 4500 Feet 1x10-16 WHITE PINE SHIPLAP. 100,000 5X BRITISH COLUMBIA RED CEDAR SHINGLES. A Quantity of STEP LADDERS, Practically All Lengths. BARN PAINT-HOUSE PAINT-STANDARD MAKE B. P. S. BARN SIDING, CLEAR FIR or WHITE PINE. INSULATING BOARDS — Celotex, Insulite, Red Top and Masonite. The NEW Blue SUNOCO MOTOR FUEL Has a Premium Octane Rating of 72 COMBINATION STORM DOORS, In Two Style*. All the sports and stunts will be pulled of! at the fair grounds, and will be under the direction of competent I committees and Judges. Good order ■ will be maintained. Watch the Banner next .week for further announcement*, and read the bill* to be sent out telling of this La­ bor Day celebration in Hastings. With­ out question this will be one of the I most enjoyable picnic* ever pulled ofT in Hastings, and there have been some very good one*. There will be some­ thing doing all the time. ‘ Mark it on your calendar that you will be "in Hastings on Monday, Sep­ tember 5 Bring, your folks and invite your friends, for everybody will - be welcome. The Laurence J. Bauer Post ( have a reputation for doing yell what­ ever they undertake. They propose to make thia Labor Day celebration an I outstanding good will entertainment. i OBITUARY. John Henry Anders, fourth child of John and Mary Anders, wa* bom in ■Demmin. Pomerania. Prussia. Oer' many on August 24. 1847. Hl* boyhood wa* spent in Germany artd in 1864. lie । came to America with his parents, liv­ ing in Genesee county. New York, about two years, then coming to Michigan.' He .settled on tlie farm fn ‘ Hope Twp.. which he capably managed I until laxe in his 84th year and married 'Miss Janet Dinwiddle. To this union •were born eight children: Ira nnd ' Elizabeth dying in infancy, Mary And­ ers Peake and John Charles preceding 'him in death but a few years, and * James, Elizabeth Anders Eckstrom. I Jay and Frank. At tlie birth of Frank, | his wife passed on and he kept his 'home together and cared for hi* lit1 tie motherless children faithfully. I He was honest, peaceable, and pa­ COMPLETE LUBRICATION tient in hl* last sickness of four months and considerate of his children I wlio cared for him. The end came Sunday evening a little put midnight. Beside* his children, he leaves 15 grandchildren. 6 great grandchildren, and a half-brother, Henry Anders, ot Court and Jefferson, Hastings {Plainwell. The funeral wa* held at the homo Wednesday afternoon at —. 2:00. Rev. King officiating. Burial In F Brush Ridge cemetery. DROP SIDING—FIR, Practically Clear, Pattern 106. About 75 Squares ASPHALT SHINGLES, Several Styles A QUANTITY of OAK FLOORING. All of these items will be sold at a price that you cannot afford topass up. You can buy NOW for your wants two years from now and save money. The prices that these items will bring will necessitate our selling for CASH during this sale, but we will deliver any reasonable amount to you-FREE. j which proves it is KNOCKLESS and HIGH POWERED 1 /Firestone ONE-STOP j SERVICE FIRESTONE TIRES ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Comer SALE STARTS AUGUST 27 AND LASTS THREE WEEKS No Telephone Calls The HOME LUMBER CO HASTINGS * MICHIGAN �THE HABTlNGa BANNER, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST U, 19M Miu Leona Wtnlnger .is visiting USBORNE REUNION. I relative* at Saginaw for a few weeks Tlie Usborne family held their eighth I Glen Upton of Grand Rapids called annual reunion at the Lake Odessa ■ on Mrs. Mary Stowerman on Thurs­ park, on Wednesday., August D. Al-1 day. tliough lhe crowd was rather small the j weather wa* perfect for a successful1 THIRTY-THREE AT day and ■ mart delightful time wut W. N Chidester was tn Grand Rapid* ’ Mr. and Mr*. Henry Weaver vtaitad MIm Betty Lane 1* the gue«t of her enjoyed. . WEEKLY LUNCHEON on Saturday In Grand Rapid* part of last week. ; cousin* at Pontiac till* week After dinner the biulneM meeting --------- »<-*..----- bj, lhe president.! Miss Marion Friiin spent the week I Mr. and Mr*. John Wolfe spent Sun-1 Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Stark attended a Mrs. J. E. OUrk Chairman For Luayette^uXirnr^ho end in Battle.Creek. day and Monday tn South Haven. [reunion of the OolUn* family at Mqt.l.j welcomed thei Nait Week—Ladies Co To 'families MIm Eleanor MUbr is vtaltlng in Mr*. Frank Pender and Mr*..Frank[encl Bunjlay. , families one and all c< Communications IN . j ' i were u’itr* read ratarl from Irmn Muriel Kfurlal Ustorne 11 i .. Y„ j Brown. U Birmingham and Detroit thl* week. lAndru* arc spending Uils week at Mr. and Mrs. Bert Armstrong ot ^-Charlotte Wednesday ipswkh, south Dakota; Mrs. Theron II Mrs. K F. Bollum and Edward Dot- Klngdey [ Lansing are spending Ito week at TTvlyty-three ladies attended the Usborne. Minneapolis. Minn; Esther!Ill turn. Jr . *i»ent Monday in Baltic I Mr. and Mn. Jack Rentschler at Chi- their home here. Creek. -cago were gtietl* of James Mason over, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest B. Lane and regular weekly luncheon at the Has-)Usborne Dunham, Milwaukee. W1s ||| tings Country Club Tuesday afternoon, i and Annie Hammond. Kent, England. . I wcc* ‘cuu. spent me Mr. and MM. George Robinson spent thik ® »«* ,nd; rwm Ken auu and Betty spent thc wee* week enu end at Tlie club house and lunrtoon table* In view of constitutional regulation ] ||1 Mr* is Saranac and Pontiac. Sunday- in Muskegon tfith Mn. Ethel' -------Clyde ----- Kittinger --------of' .Kalamazoo ----- were attractive with various bouquet*’the Hon. W W Usborne of Grand !||| „ riw„. visiting her mother, Mr*. Rena HawkClyde Lacer of Lime Creek was the of gladioli, zinnias, calendulas nnd Rapid* automatically succeeded to (to[HI Renkea. Mto Marton Lamptore of Grand for a weak. I rural of to> stator Mr*. Mary Shower­ cock»comb Mrs. Ctujles S Potts won 1 president'* chair end was presented! HI Ledge called on Hastings friends on I Mr* Charlotte LaMore of Mt j ma"> high score al contract bridge and Mr* with the gavet as an emblem of nu-‘ U| . Saturday. Pleasant has been vtaltlng Hastings MtM Trav«ta<fwWfe of Battle Creek R E Finnic, of Louisville, Ky . at auc-'thorlty Mi»* Rachel Coin was elected |||l •Mm. Uliro aumna Iu. murmd Uu >u.< uj7wJ^ndmUr‘ J ton bridge Mrs. Wtlbur Lone and to succeed herself os secretary-trea*-1 111 r..,m Ann A.u.r uh," U»- ,u.mkd Xu’rtMw'lSta! ur ,nd M" w*rren '“** 01 Mrs. Leon Tolhurst tied in the golf hrfr ft was decided. that the 1933 III .umm«ruh«.l “ ““ Anm-h.. Cl. .re vl.Uln, KMw ment which was for blind holes. Mr* ,reunion be told on the site of the oldllH Tolhurst winning the draw Carlton homestead now owned by La-',11 Mis* Jannct Vlrie nf Vermontville EdWaf(j power and Robert Power relatives and friends this week Mr*. Keith Chidester, of St Johns. । fayetu- Usbohie ; 1* visiting tor grandparents. Mr. arid Sunday ouesta of Mr and Mr* I Mr* 9 H- Cleveland of Columbus Following tlie business meeting a II ,onio. come came Sunday Sunday Mr i«r a. *r. visit visit with witn was the guest of Mr* EmK Tydei^ and Mr' Gary Crook Harry Power oftowell .Ohio Mri. Richard Oroos: Mrs 'Arthur Lcprogram consisting of at least one c^jT ffl J ‘her moUter, *' Mr*. Nettle " Hyde Mr. and Mr*. Lloyd Hutt of Grand Mr Bridgman and Mr. Dammon of! vrne. of Chicago, of Mr*. John Iron-1 tribUUon from each family was-en| | Hubbell Stltaon wa* taken to. Ann Rapids were Sunday guest* of Dr. and Lansing are spending some time at the 1 Arbor last week, where to will undergo side, -Mrs. Verne Hamilton, of Con-i toyed. Between *port*. readings and |i Mr* Guy C. Kelfgr. Larsen cottage al Wall lake. ncaut, Ohio of her stater, Mr* D A , music a variety of talent* was mns.t II Dr. and Mrs. Frank Carrothrr* and Mr and Mr* Len Cushman of Spar- an operation at Unlvenity hospital Mn. Sterling Zerbel and Kingsley VanBuskirk; Mrs. H G. H-Jden. of jdelightfully displayed. Several whisMto Fiances Carrothcrs visited Inr la. Michigan, spent thc week end with Si. Louis. Mo. of Mrs. Kellar Stem .ting huml»r» by X!l*t> Keyes, a gue*t. Mr. w Murph, X K>um»a> ur, ,u«.u or Mr .nd and Mrs. R E. Flnme and Mis* Robbie were especially pleasing. Marshal) on Bunday. . " uid Uli. : S " **' ; Mr -----.nd--Mn rrloruM H.rter Mr > r« d.j, Miss Helen Oiildeater ha* rrtunied to , ,---— 1. V l»~™r____ During the |>aal year Ito family has II : Mr. and Mr* Theodore Bush ot De­ Flmue ot Louisville. Ky. of Mr* her work In Grand Rapids after spend- on Friday from their western trip Joseph A. McKnlght 'welcomed two new members to it* limit are spending a short vacation mg her vacation here. having been gone five wacks. j-- - ,, Mrs Gladys Iroiiridc was ctoirman t midst, a daughter born to Mr and Mr*. I with T-“—- >—• r« 2a Dr. Clarence Burton of Mount Mr and Mr*. Keith Daniels spent wl ‘11 ----r—‘!lativcft for lhe day assisted by . Mrs George 1 Harrison Usborne ot Grand Rapid* and Clemen* was. the Sunday guest ot Mr Saturday afternoon in Grand Rapid-J where he udl Miller. Mrs. Frank Angell and Mrs . a ron born to Mr and Mrs Ernie! An- I .md-WT E A Burton with Mr and Mr* Wm Schuta. i LX Paul Faulkner ot Middleville Mr* drew* ot Flint At the same nine they I Howard Siiilton visited, hi* paisln. Mr. and Mr*. John Allen Lampman I'‘‘J1 9“ "" r. nu r H. G Finnic of Woodland was chair-1 were forced to gAe 'up one much loved Mr* Geo Harris, at Ionia and attend- of Marlon were Saturday night guests, ”,r' ai.,d J*" man for thc golf event. • member by the accidental death of rd the fair lost week. of Mr and Mr* George Heath ,a,n J' i n?.?. Mrs J. E. Clark « chairman ol tto|Mlss Greet*, daughter of Mr’and Mrs E F. Bottum was in Kalamazoo ’ Mr and Mrs. J. D. Zagelmcier have Mr*. Wm. Canwell, of Detroit on Sunluncheon on Tuesday. August 30. and' John Usborne of Carlton. Monday and Tuettlay attending a con-[gone to Hancock to spend a month, nf r/ir._ r on Wednesday the ladies will be Hup1 --—*.'*♦'~7~r. ferenre of Upjohn agentwith „C?U5* 0( on,L nnd Mr *> MW C guest* v>t thc Charlotte club fqr POVELY .m Mr Mr and .nd Mr* Mr. 8am B.rn Horner. »I ? Con, Mr. BRIDGL-Ll NCHEON Mr and Mrs Arthur L-vene of Chi-1 Mr and aSXT .nd Mrs Mr. James J.mn Creglow. Cm<1~. Oscar O«M KHM.un ... W Hkr and wll, Mr luncheon, golf and bridge. . FOR MISS CARROTHERS.. .... _Bonnell.I*™ unrl1 Mra Ur*. - 8am Ham Shelton, HIlwlfoMl of Rt ciigo are visiting her aunt and uncle.' Letton and... stater. _Mr*. _Edith St. Tzillix touts. O (---------------------------- I Complimentary Ur Mu* Frances Car-. Mr nnd Mrs. C T. Cordes. I spent Sunday at the Getz farm. EDDY FAMILY REUNION. frother*, who will be married In the J Mr nnd A.. uainiimiii Lampman ui of ■I “ a,r* c ana Mn. Orval vrvai Rayle* Mayies are visjt-1 wi Dr. ur. and ana Mr* W. v» a - r- and — --v -° Kilty of De­ The Eddy family reuuton was told! near future, twenty gu«u were de-, .Ing .. — Mrs ------------------- of ... Mr und Einar ------Prandren of Marlon — wvre guests Mr. — and। •».. sirs ;Jtroll rolt wore Sunday “undaF guest.- of tor *U-‘ on Suhday. August 14. at .’.hr Eddy 'ilghtfuiiy IH«htfully entertained at a cnarmmg charming ! tor Benton Harbor for a few days. | George Heath from Saturday till Mon-|** r and ■nd husband. hushand Mr Ur nnd Mr*. Mrs Charley Charlev home at Wall take, fifty-four enjoying nloying , hmclieon luncheon at al lhe thc County Club on Fri- j Wood. A de-1 de-ida ‘,“^ >- t,u' lu^tesscs brt being Mrs. Mr und Mrs IJoyd DcLano of Bal- day. a bountiful pot luck dinner A “< Mrs „ Carroll! Dr. and Mr*. D. D Walton and fam ­ tie creek visited her mother. Mrs Mr and Mrs Frank McMillan and nle of Woodland and Miss nobble Fin-J Currie Montgomery, on Bunday iron Junior spent the week end with ily go to Mulliken Friday lo attend 1h>Those from away were tax, son* from 1 n,c ,,f *»d“c“h, Ky The two cour.v Rev. and Mrs w N. Chidester were Mr and Mrs J. c. Ketcham of Lan­ reunion of the descendant* ot Lina* Potter. • ' New- York Elliott W Eddy an« fam-1 luncheon'was served on lhe porch, and in St. Johns yesterday (Tuesday) at- .-.Ing Mr. and Mra William Welton enter­ tending the Rotary dlnnr-r-danrc ' Mis* Allie Taylor of Boston. MasMi.w Josephine Carvrth is visiting sachusetts. Ls visiting the Misses Myrtle tained lhe lattor’s stater anc\ husband. and Mrs W. T. Pierce ot Battle Creek. ®f d ' ®f •d*d^>U ,nd ph,ox friends in Detroit and at tending a and Ethel Taylor antf other friends this, Mr nnd Mrs. A. O Hood, of Joi(et. Ill . Mr and Mr*. Will Pu-rce of Fentai. | ton Sunday. < hauffTfflrtyrfVUnion lake tins week: iwrek. Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Eddy and family . d " 1^22*2! „„ hv Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Clarke and Mbs' C H Slick rcllirned Monday to hisJ Mr and Mr* A W. Allen and Mr Hu,.. ,n» »< “•' '-Xi its va- :u,d Mr5 J B Fowler of Si Paul, Mrs. John Hammes, second tij- Miss Kathryn Clarke an- expected home home In Toledo after .sjxriding his CLAY HILLS. pha Deadly and .Frank Harris apd*wifa Nc*" llic I Minn . are guest* of Mr, nnd Mrs Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs F G. Adams ; Margaret Feldpausch and consolation froih U,s Angeles thc first of Septem- cation with his stater,' Mr*. I' Mrs Morris Lewis ot Kalamazoo and Charley B^njfer attc-znl*-<l tho o( Hastings. H F.’Adama and non, Mr. was given |drs. Tiieodore Knopf. Miss er. Cross. Charles Bachelier Mr. nnd Mrs. H L. Terroll of Battle Mrs W. ft.' Cook and R. M. Cook left! Archle McDonald spent the week end and Mrs. J. D Adams, E. E McBati. Carrothcrs was presented with a lovely spent Wednesday with tor parent*. and family ot Delton, Perl Pinkey and. Ctc< reek k are moving to lUstlngil. Hustings. Mr. today for northern Michigan wher«j where । n, n.”*ar Por.t Huron. Mr*. Mr* McDonald antf family of Augusta. Ross Pierce 'and piece of silver. Leon Potta and wife FOLLOWED DIRECTIONS. Guests from out of town were Mr*. Terroll will be employed In the Penney | she will remain during thc toy fever lhe children returning with him after family ot East Wail lake. Elliott Eddy Thc Busy Bee Club held their, pic­ Earl Warehnm. Grand Rapids, Mrs. *tnre. Beuron. several weeks stay. "He's perfectly quiet.” said the liveryMr. and Mrs Claude Kelley mid Mr and Mrs. Jos Alwlne and Mr | Mr'> Ironside and son*. Ian and family remained tor a week's visit; John Hammes, Syracuse, N. Y.. Mr*. nic at Gun lake Sunday, sixty-three stable man to two girls who were hir­ aat down to a well filled tabic at noon. with relatives. Paul Faulkner, Middleville. and Mrs. daughter arid Mr. and Mrs. Edwin and Mrs. Stanley Robicski left on ■ «nfl Wclleidey\ were gpr*U over the a horse, "only you must take care Sports of ail kinds were enjoyed by ing W. A. Bristol. Savanna, ill. to keep the rein oil hl* tall.” BhulU attended the Ionia fair Satur- Thursday for Johnstown. Pa. fpr a .*'■'* *r,d <’’5” and Mr*. Alex iron- RAN INTO BUND young and old. A good time is thc day. vWll with relatives. *“’*• “l 8outh nt'nd' 1,,dWhen they returned he asked how report. * HORSE ON HIGHWAY. GUESTS OF MRS. GRANGER. Rog, r. Jean and Ruth Merrick of Mr urn! Mrs. Bert Jonas and Mr. and I M.ri' I*Vrie* iii)d daughter*. they got along. . Mr. and Mrs. Warren Roush and Mr Me.idtimes C. P. Lathrop. W. N Mis* Audrey McNee and Mrs’ Breen Detroit are vtaltlng their grandmother. Mrs Andrew Jones of Sandusky were! J«nne and Mary, and Mrs Forn.st "Splendidly.' they exclaimed. "We Mrs f.r vanrto • Merrick, and other guesLs of Mrs. Priscilla Gocih and «22”v2i?^?L.ThUr8dn> and Mrs. Lloyd Roush prrt with what Chidester, Chas Doyle. Marian Good­ and Lee Scott of Grand Rapids were had one shower, but we took turns might Iiave been a serious. accident year, G. F. Chidester. Pauline McOin- callers at Leon Potts Sunday evening. at Gull lake nnd Kalamazoo. relatives Frank Oosch on Sunday. . holding tlie umbrella over the tone's Rev. and Mrs. L L Dewey and Thursday morning. They. , had left ber. Roy Cordes, Wilbur Lane and John Winger and wife and Miss Or- tall.”—Capper's Weekly. Mr an<l Mrs. Frank Laubrehea nnd ; Miss Lois Heath leave* Thursday for Hastings early .and were enroute to Mi. H. J. Shilton of Grand Rapids Newberry lo start school on August 29. George return this week from Detroit Chicago. When near Delton, a blind Emily SuiHvdn were luncheon guests were Sunday visitor* of Mr. und Ml*. Enroute she'will visit Miss Margaret where they spent two weeks with Mr horse wandered into lhe road right in of'Mrs. Elva Granger of Charlotte on Fndlty. In the .afternoon, contract and Mrs B. S Frost and family. Edwin Shultz. ' Heath and Roy Heath at Bay View. Mr nnd Mris.E M. Dodds and front of them, and as they were travel­ brtdgi* was played, top score going to Mi-s Nora' Rrnkcs with tlie Misses' Judge Isaac Grant, Mr. and Mrs ling about 35 miles an hour they Maud and Marguerite McGuinrss of Howard (Grant and famita. and their daughter, Jean, of Kansas City, Mo. could not avoid hitting’ the animal, Mrs W N. Chidester and second tn Mrs Doyle, Mr* Goodyear having the SPECIAL Detroit Icfl .Mtuulay for an apto trip niece, Patricia Culp, all of Reed City, are spending a few days as the guests which had to be killed later , consolation. Other guests were Mrs. ,t<> the uiHwr peninsuli.*|wnt Sunday with Miss Bertha Slick- ot Mr. and Mrs Carl Wesptnter. The occupants of the car were bad­ R. R. McPeck and Mrs. Sam Nadu both Mr and Mrs Wm. M. Stebbins and GrorgB Brown of Ann Arbor was In ncy. ly' bruised. Mrs Warren Roush being of Charlotte. son. Billie, will spend from Thursday thc city on Thursday calling onj Dr. F. O. Sheffield and Winston hurt the worst, and the machine was frietub. He was u guest at lhe Leo Sheffield went to Detroit on Friday to ! lo Saturday in St. Johns os tlur guests practically wrecked. All are glad it RECREATING AT WALL LAKE. Mr and Mrs. Herold C. Hunt. . TafTcv home while here. visit Mr. and Mrs Harold Sheffield. of Mrs. Mrs A D. Knskern. in company with Will Thwalles and sister. Mrs. Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Hendershott and Mrs. Stoflleld and Jane returned with Howard, of Washington. D. C. were Mrs. Lewis Kntakcm. Mbs Jean and daughters, who have been spending ttorn on Tuesday. , Culver Kniskern of Evanston. Ill., left guests of her father and wife. Dr. and ENTERTAINS FOR GUEST. teYeral inontlu in Florida, are expected ' Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bristol left on Mrs. Dennis Murray, on Monday ■ Complimentary to her guest. Mis* Saturday for Wall take where they will here some time this week. Saturday for their home in Savanna. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd McCormick and Helen Keyes of Orland. Indiana. Miss ftpend some'time at the Frandsen cot­ ... A NATURAL -------Mr. ana Mrs. C. 8. Jones of Wynn- III., after a week's visit with their children have relumed to their home Rachel Caln entertained a group of tage Lewis Kniskern spent from Fri­ Looking Wave with > diitte returned to thoir home Tuesday {daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. in Detroit after spending a week with young people at her home Friday eve­ day till Monday here also. ’Mrs. Ringlet End, alter spending a week with the tatter's Carroll McOuffin. her parents. Mr. and Mrs Homer War­ ning. Three tables of bunco proved to Philip Kniskern and children of New puients. Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Mattoon. | Dr. and Mrs Fteji' W. Grimmer. ner be rather novel entertainment, high York City are expected later. Mr. nnd Mrs, Fred Hale and Mary- Margaret and Rudolph of Pekin. III., Mrs. Jennie Hay of Milwaukee was score being won by Homer Bauchmnn. . ellen visited friends, in Detroit from Dr, and Mrs. Francis Daniels of Mil- thc guest of Mr. and. Mrs. J. T. Lom­ He was presented with an autograph FAMILY BBVNIOX. Proprletrei* Fridny until Tuesday. Master Bobble | ageville, Georgia, were Sunday guests bard Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Hay album which each guest look great de­ The Broadbent family reunion was Enoch returned wltti them for a two . of Mrs. Archie McCoy. Phone 2506 Hastings, Mich. was Mrs. Lam bard's bridesmaid fifty- light in signing. Later in the evening held at the Hustings fairgrounds on weeks' visit. ■ Miss Helen C. Mills and Miss Mar­ the group was entertained by several Sunday. Aug. 2|. A bountiful pot luck one years ago ** Mrs John Scherer of Marinette. Wls. | garni Chandler of Rggson* Business supper was served and all enjoyed a Mr and Mrs. Claude Wood, accom­ whistling numbers by Miss Keyes. Mr... Gracia Space and Mr. Andrew College. Kalamazoo, have been invited panied by Mr and Mrs Ralph Wood Miss Keyes, a classmate of Mbs good time. Guests were present from. Huiniltoh of Grand Ledge vhlled ut to become members of the Alpha Rho of Grand Rapids, spent Thursday in Caln, has been a guest at several social Joilct. III.. Knlanuuoo. Alto and Irving. thc home of Mr.-and "Mrs. J. K Mat- Chapter of Alpha lota Sorority. TAKING EUROPEAN TRIP. toon Wednesday. ' Mrs. Josephine Todd and sonx Dick Battle Creek with Mrs. Louette Woods functions during her week* visit and has now returned to her tome. daughter Lula Mrs. Nellie Cross, in company with Charley Sisson of White Pigeon was expect to leave about September 20 for Und Sunday guest* of Mr and Mrs some friends train Washington. D. C. in Hie city on Tuesday calling on Miami. Flu, where they will remain ENTERTAINED BRIDGE CLUB. sails on Saturday from New York City friend* and relatives. He is *|>cnding during the school year with n Colum­ Claude Wood were Mr. and Mrs. Har­ Mrs O. E- Goodyear entertained In r on thc-' Brilannlc" for a month or six. old Haynes of Caledonia and Mr. nnd a lew day* with hur niottor. Mr>. Mi- bus. phlo. friend of Mrs. Todd. bridge club and several guest* on Fri­ weeks' lour of Europe. They will .land nintta Sisson, of Irving Twp - Dr Morgan v E Skinner .of «f o„nH Grand ;Mrs Ralph Wood and Mbs Geneva day at a lovely one o'clock bridge­ at Liverpool. Mi-S Lucille Cooper. whp_ h** been Rapids visited Dr .and Mrs. C. P. Wood of Grand Rapids. luncheon. late garden flowers being at­ Mr. and Mrs Norman Pill and little spending the summer with' Mr. and Lathrop over the week end. All spent daughter of Cleveland. Ohio, and Mr. tractively arranged on «tto serving O. E. S. PAST MATRONS ANO Mr*. Wesley Hall, left on Tuesday for Sunday with Dr. and Mrs. R ?. Webb 1and Mrs P. Bitt of Orleans, Ionia Qo. tables. PAST PATRONS MEETING. ; Niagara Falta, in company with her ut Port Sheldon on Lake Michigan At bridge, high score* were made by On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. J rou*in. Miss Helen' Ftltroan. of Grand Mr. and Mrs Chas. A. Mackey and [were Bunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Mrs David French and Mrs John M Townsend will entertain tho O E S Mb* Lois Mackey of Eaton Rapid*' F E. Whitney of 8. Park St Rapid*. Mrs. L. E. Barnett and John and Nobles. < Past Matrons nnd their husbands and and attended j. MI.sm*s Mary EiVabeth and Catherine were In the city Sunday , Out of town guests were Miss Elea- Past ____________________ Patrons and their wives at their r*-.--?*- Miss Mackey 'Margret are spending several weeks Blankcnburg of Battle Creek have re- the Methodist' church, Ishpeming and Iron Mountain as nor Thomas of Detroit. Mrs. Keith, cottage at Wall lake. again the coming in turned tome offer sirndlng two week* will ‘teach in Adrian ■J_4 the guests of relatives Mr. Barnett Chidester of St. Johns and pad Mr*. David --------------------------------- jr wUUi their grandmother. Mr*. Mary ■ BRIDGE CLUB MET. returned Saturday from Hie upper French of ot Caledonia. Mr. and Mrs A. J. Larsen and John peninsula. Severance, und aunt. Mrs. "Mary ----- <<»-,, ,— I On Friday evening Mr. and Mrs. 'arc •», at Din iwip.un Rapids uu on mki their, vacation. English. ' :»««: ' Earl Coleman entertained the monthly Larry B. Creson and Oordon Brad­ CORN WILL BE SHORT Mr. Wm.. Severance and family.' Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Blakney and ley arrived Suhday from Memphis. CROP IN VIRGINIA. I bridge club at u |x>t luck supper, top Mkses I»la Louise and Ellen Rose baby ' ' of' Superior. Wls. and Mr. andJ Tenn., .to spend thc week as guests ot .William Enzinn writes the Banner bridge scores going to Mrs. G. L. LockBlankenburg of Battle Creek and Leo Mrs Burr VariHoulen of Alma were Mrs. George S. Hooper and, family, who thal he and Mr*. Enzlan are leaving' wood and Richard Cook. Severance and family of Grand Rapids over Sunday guests of Mrs. Sarah are spending adrne lime at the Hess­ Bealeton. Va.. for their home at 701 -----------—------------ . were Sunday guests of Mrs. Mary Brandstettcr East 11th St.. Ocala, Fla . on August >= mer cottage at Gun lake, Mis* Virginia Rcickord of Alpena re­ Severance. . Mrs. Frank Dee und son William of 27. after spending the summer in; Robert Hendershott of Montreal. turned to her home in Alpena Sat­ Detroit spent thc week end- with their Bealeton. He reports that It Ls terribly . J Canada, came last week to Join Jib urday after u visit with Mr. and Mrs. aunt. Mrs. John Kurtt. They, accom­ dry there with coo) nights and hot =s family it Gun lake. Mrs Hendershott H. D Trim. Mr and Mr* Trim aC- panied by tlie Misses Jane and Mar­ days. Corn will be a light crop there.1 ... o . . Nippy Cheese Sandwich. mid children will return with him the comivanied her to .her home anrf re­ garet Kurtz of Grand Rapids, look a he says B.rr> eoumy ItauuU ... .1..,. stal * “W .d<U V.l w <hr tatter part of this week, after spending mained until Monday. northern trip visiting many places of w her Iran Mr. .nd Mr. Enzum. wlw i hweh ll»l you r.< In lhe । Mr. and Mr*. R.. W. Cook and son* . ito___ summer here. interest. ur wlule mowrh.y or .pre.d out Dr. and Mrs Guys C- Keller leave on went to Benton Harbor Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilcox and formerly lived hero. — somewhere under blue skies and *hclThursday for New York City to attend meet Ml** Constance Cook, wto had Mr. and Mrs Basil Smith of Jackson Itering trees. It is made by spreading A HAPPY SURPRISE. th<- marriage of their ron. Krantz Kel- been vialjing in Chicago. Don Little, were guests of H&tinfb relatives on The ladies of the Jolly Birthday Club white bread, with butter, then with a ler. on Saturday. August 27. They ex-. who had been visiting here, returned Bunday. Misses Margaret and Betty l>cct to return Tue|4ay. visiting rein- to Chicago with hl* parent*. Mr. and Wilcox returned with their parents had a party on Friday. AUgujt 18. a! very soft snappy yellow ctocsc and home of Mr. and Mrs John Mc- adding drained crushed pineapple. lives at Pittsburgh. Ta., enroute tome. Mr*. Jon. Little. Sunday night after a visit with Mrs. the Lravy, complimenting the latter's sis­ You'll find celery hearts, wrapixd in S. C. Brock and other relatives. ter. Mrs. Mollie Van Dugteren. of Pas-1 waxed paper, a congenial companion Rev. and Mrs John W. Hitching, adenn. California. Mrs. Van Dugterbn for this type of sandwich. who have been attending lhe Univer­ was happily surprised and ajl -report n I sity of Chicago, expect to complete delightful time. The two brothers vQt .. Gravy With Eggs. their work nnd return to their local Mrs. McLravy and Mrs Van Dugteren. Put a little brown gravy into a wellpastorate this week. Rev. Hitching as­ Wm. Btudck of Elyria. Ohio. and' buttered. shallow pie pan. Place in sumed charge of thc Presbyterian Charles Bustek of Detroit, were oven until gravy bolls, then break into L. V. BESSMER, Eyeiigiu Spcciallu church early in May of this year. it as many eggs as will lie side by stde. ANYONE BUYING ARTICLES MEN— Mrs. Frank C. Wilkie cnee Sharlot present. Sprinkle seasoned bread crumbs mixed HASTINGS, MICH. Brumm) of Pocatello. Idaho, visited with melted butter, salt and pepper TIONED ABOVE Will Be Able to Buy I HAD BIRTHDAY PARTY. Mrs. Archie McCoy thc past week, re­ George (Buddy) Leonard. Jr. cele­ over all and replace dish In oven until TWO 5c PENCILS for turning Monday to her home. It will brated his seventh birthday Monday by eggs are set. Then take up eggs care­ the importance ot <ivbe remembered by some that Mrs. Wil­ entertaining eight of hu little friends. fully and place on rounds of toast, pour ing yotir eyes needed care. But you may easily kie was lhe first music supervisor in The youngsters had a happy time with gravy over and serve hot. our city schools and slut always is de­ games and eats, then attended the UNDER-RATE it. And most folks do that very thing. Fruit Sherbet. lighted to return to our city. Or they seemingly do. Anyway, too many assume that 2 c sugar. Sunday guests at the Frank Tobias letter day for the children. their sight is normal’or at least satisfactory, when the home 'were Mr. and Mrs Ernest Wood and daughter of Lansing. Mr. and Mrs 1 c crushed pineapple. THE NEW IDEA CLUB. KNOWN fact is that most eyes are defective. £e dif­ Jake DePriester and family of Hastings.. An enjoyable aflatr of Tuesday eve­ 6,-T lemon Juice. ferent—have your vision brought up to par. Mrs. Lizzie Wood and Miss Caroline: nlng. August 16. wa* the pot chtk pic2 c orange Juice. HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2115 WE DELIVER 2 egg whites, beaten. Oakes of Nashville. The occasion wasi nlc at Gun lake, when members *nd Continued next week. In honor of Mr. and Mrs Jernes WoodI guest* of ito New Ide* Club were en. c_ pineapple „Juke — . and family of Seneca Fall*, N. Y. Al tertained by the president, Mrs. Harry, Bail sugar and water Cool Add bountiful dinner was served. Rltelue at her cottage. other ingredients, freeze until tllfl. . | ♦ In- Social Events and Personal Mention * ik The School Bell will Soon RING... K Thia means NEW CLOTHING for the fyoys. You will find a large selection at BAIRD’S. of th Boys’ Shirts40c to $1.50 Boys’ Caps,50c to $ 1.00 Boys' Blouses, ... 35c to $ .85 Boys’ Knickers, . . .95c to $1.95 Boys' Longies95c to $2.95 Boys’ Sweaters, . 95c to $2.95 Boys' Underwear, 35c to $1.00 T. S. Baird Clothing for Men & Boys HASTINGS 1 « ♦ ‘Curley Locks’ Permanent Wave $0 50 Hilda Werner I ♦ It’s NOW Hasty Time for SCHOOL TIME/ We are now prepared fo supply any of your want§ in school necessities such as 4 Helpful Suggestions SCHOOL BOOKS NOTE BOOKS SHEAFFER’S SKR1P SHEAFFER FOUNTAIN FENS AND PENCILS PALMER METHOD FOUNTAIN PENS PENS PENCILS TABLETS ERASERS CRAYOLAS INKS PAINTS ETC. The Famous "CAR'FERRY LINE" Known to All As the Best With It/i Fin’6 Fillers, Note Books, Tablets, Etc. < Dedicated to Better Vision You Cannot Overrate' V Here’s A Bargain for All 9V B. A. LyBARKER �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AVGUST 24. 1»« FAOy EIGHT Our Success IU* been achieved through care­ ful btuinei* management and tathfaetory dealinc with policy­ holder-. SEE IIS FOR INSURANCE Citizen* Mutual Mr Schultz's-mother nnd cousin of The Barry township school board Chicago came earty iu-t’ week to visit have been very busy of late getting , her. ton and family ut Lake Hills farm everything in readincis for the tcliooU The X. A- 8. at‘Mrs: Lehimth's was to begin on Monday. August 29 School largely attended- Over five dollars wna i eeeived for suppers The annual ekrtion of officers resulted ot. follows. Considerable remodelling has . WANTS THE CHURCHE, DUBUISSON ESTATE SENATOR Republican Candidate For State Senator <• Boyle, treasurer A gped pro- ranged UX wax enjoyed Mra Barber and stalled J Jones fdvored them with song*. - ployed r next meeting will be-at th* Mr. Turners Septi mber' 21 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN J. L MAUS & SON Ideal JUpttMBUllvta, HaiUcfi. MU*. Eighth District Primary Election September 13 H. S. SHELDON PLATFORM—Economy in Government, Tax Re­ duction, Preservation of Rural School System. Now Showing Read what his Busi­ ness Associates Say; The New Fall Millinery/ - I consider it u pleasure ami a privilege to succeed A U Dubuisson a Mayor of South llaveti. Thr financial attaint ol this city were never in better condition. JLHE MORNING GLORY SHOPPE HASTINGS MARKETS It gives me pleasure i> _ il. i>ui>iic-ipirited citircn of this community for a number of years. In addition in .unvsMuiiy conducting Ki- own bivinraa andjdtaii Ihifrr/'and it lh;- lo Early Sunday ti op a trip to. 1S>«‘»r ekiekww: LOST ANYTHING? Try a Banner Want Adv. How easy it is to clean a floor protected by four BkothI ns, Quick-Drying FLOOR ENAMEL!-.For once lYtcr the. surface with a damp cloth or mop. lhe floor's Some Sections Lillian Hayward entertained aiid TUe*d.LV. her mol|i«t and original beauty is restored. Moreover, FLOOR ENAMEL this quality enamel ciqjbc secured. "' GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE huiulri’d po’r CARDS OF THANKS and right .in ; r ’a tfie Vti.«- HASTINGS, MICH. asked South Fish iqthool reunion will be held Saturday. August 20. Vincent Kelly and family of Clarks­ ; vile visited Will Dipp and wife Sunday rhddren ot Laramie. Wyoming. WALLDORFF funeral HOME (ROADWAY I ORE EH Ambulance Service ' Dorothy and Mildred Hutchins of j Freeport spent Wednesday at tlie home of Marguerite Seger Chas Overholt and family attended; U B conference at Sebewa Sunday. I Holmes accompanied by their mother. Mrs Smith Holmes, left Monday for ’ Kan Diego. California. Mrs Hulmes .expects to sjx-hd the winter with her companied Mr. npd Mrs. Chas Offley , daughters in California. of Hastings called at Mr. and Mrs Mrs Lawrence Christian of Halting* Clarence Felber's Sunday. spent part of last week with Mr and Mrs. Agnes Fisher of Hastings spent a few days last week with Mr par­ ents. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Holly. Announcement was.made Saturday Mother had placed sticky flypaper I by Mr and Mrs. Chas. Farthing of the about the house . Shortly afterward, Francis Neilson spent Sunday with marriage of their son. Glenn, ago 19. I she found little Richard IxMdtng the to Evelyn Ritters, age 19 of Lake screen door aide open. When she re­ his. parents n» ar Trufant. Odessa. at Goslicn. Indiana. Thursday. monstrated, Richard said. Well, how August 18 For the present they wtU are you going to catch ’ 'em If - you [ reside with the groom's parents. [don't let 'em Ini"—Christian Herald. CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Service Alto Ambulance Service �Wednesday, August 24,1932 placed by Harold J. Foster, Burry County Agril. Agent. Hastings. The Jersey breeders of Barry county are planning on sending an exhibit of cattle to the State Fair al Detroit, Irving soft ball team defeated a under lhe care of Leslie Raber. Barry bunch of fellows from Hostings in a 7 county cow tester. This exhibit will Inning game at Irving Friday night, 16, lx- made up from at least six herds in COY STOWELL GUERNSEY Barry county. Gayion Bell, son of Supt. Bell of CATTLE WON COVETED Middleville schools, will be one of Barry; LOWER PRICES PAID county's delegates to Torch lake Hl-Y PRIZES training pmrur^^ivt 26-September 3 FOR LIGHTER LAMBS C F- AnteliWllI leave with 4 boys‘for MILO SHAW'S SHORT­ there very early thta Friday morning. Michigan Shepherds Lose Mon­ John Stakcly. Winston Boyes of Ha»HORNS TOOK HONORS ey By Sending Unfinished tlDg» and Howard Snow vif Nashville. Read on PP. 361 in 'August "Young Stock to Terminal Markets Keen Competition In Jerapy Men" Fifty-Fifty Marriage, every tai-! East Lansing.. Aug.—The shipment ot low above 16 should by ail means read Class At Ionia Free Fair thin lambs to terminal markets !* Cost­ It. ’ ' . . j Held Last Week ing Michigan shepherds one dollar or What worth while books hare you.' Barry county cattle herds made a more a hundredweight, according to read thta summer? very satisfactoryShowing the past week "John Wesley rode 4.500 mile* each! animal husbandry specialists at Michi­ at the Ionia Free Fair. Anlinais Were gan State College, who say that such year on horseback, and preached from! exhibited by Coy Stowell of Hastings. lambs arc too heavy for resale as feed- 2 to 5 sermons a day for 50 years. < Milo Straw. Harold Griffith, Walter era and are too light to bring tlie top and never weighed more than 120 lbs " I Griffith. Arthur Griffith. Dule Raber price for slaughter. Rev. Victor Jones of Hickory Corner', and Maynard Miller of Middleville. Ideal weights for market lambs are preached at Orangeville Ix'.t Sunday Glen Ingram. Horace Cole and Leslie 85 to 90 pounds. Most ol the lambs following Sdnday School. Raber of Hastings which are coming on tlie market tpo Indoor baseball every Monday eve-1 In Lhe Guernsey classes Coy Stowell thin lack only u few pounds of meeting curried away ail of lhe coveted prizes, this requirement and could be brought nlng at fairgrounds for ail who like to I with a 1st place yearling bull. 1st to first class condition In u short feed­ play. Come on-jlown. place 3 yr. cow. ut place yearling ing period. . SOAP BUBBLE USED TO peifrr and 1st place heifer calf. Tlie Thin lambs will make a gain of onestarling heifer was made Jr. mid fifth pound per day on good pasture FIND STRESS IN STEEL Grand Champion female, while the alone. Tlie addition of from one-half yearling bull was made Jr. and Grand to three-fourths of n pound-of grain Champion male. Mr Stowell was per day for each lamb increased tlie Engineers Use Flimsy Film to given tlie 1932 Ionia Free Fair Premier rate of gain to three-fourths pound Determine Effect of Bend­ Guernsey Exhibitor Bunner. Mr dally In 4hc Ixst Wolverine Lamb In­ ing and Twisting Stowell's herd I* more than a show duction contest. Tlie soap bubble now lias 'serious herd'in that it led* Burry County Cow Prices of five cents per jnund for Testing Association in production last- grain can lie obtained by supplying work to do in the world. By mnjiping year. with a herd average of 415 lbs, thin lambs with the feed needed to add the contour nt a flimsy soap Him drawn fat. with . one liulf tlie herd milking tlie 15 to 18 pounds needed to bring over a cut out model of the crow ift'cu* 2 yr. olds, them into the choice class. Less than tlon ot a machine part or skyscrajx-r Milo Shaw of Middleville with ills one month would be needed to finish beam, engineers can now determine quickly nnd Accurately Just where und high class herd Of Milking Shorthorns the feeding period. took the lion's share of the Fair honors IUf>e or Sudan grass pxsture can how much twisting or bending stress In that cliiM. Mr. Shaw's cattle won be used for ixisturiiig the lambs or they will affect lhe original of thc njodcl Engineers have a mathematical niO5l ul-, Uw-^irsts and championships can be turned Into seedings in stubble offered by Um* Fair Association. Mr fields. Second growth alfalfa pxsture means, known xs Saint Venant's for­ Sliuw has shown good caUle in past can be used if tlie lambs are turned mula. which will describe accurately into the alfalfa in the 'afternoon fol­ lhe bending and twisting streases in ever had out tills year. They have lowing u full feed and then are kept on rods or bars of metal, but which fails to give results in pieces of more com­ more type than usual, and are in the alfalfa'continuously. plicated cross section, such as angle especially good condition: This herd is also in thr Barry County Cow Testing MARL NEEDED ON ' irons or beams of different shapes. By making use of the engineering prin­ Association and has made ti very good ciple, "membrane analogy," which says BARRY COUNTY SOIL tlutt a stretched membrane will show Ionia wax the first show of tlie sea­ ton fiw Mr. Shaw. Hr intend* to show This Mineral Is Abundant and the location of stress points which would also occur in an object whose at our Mate fair and many other lead­ cross section Ls tlie same shape as tlw Easily Applied ^and As ing exposition*’'throughout the Central menlbrane. Dr. cusliman sliowed that und Western jwrt of the United States. Readily Absorbed . measurements derived from acuta!, The Barry'County Jersey Herd en­ The soil of Michigan, generally­ platting of tlw contour of the mem-1 tered in the Ionia Free Fair and the speaking. needs lime in order to pro ­ brane could be used in the Saint West Michigan Jersey Parjsh Show' dude good crops. Rains have absorbed Vcnant formula to tell an accurate made a very tine showing. Tills herd hud very stiff competition. There and leached out a good share of thc story of the stress problems in metal were 18 cow* shown In thr aged cow lime tliat was originally deposited in parts of complicated shape used in in­ class alone, and 22 heifers shown in Michigan's soil’ with the other drift dustry, since tlw. mathematical formula the heifer calf class. Over 150 high material that Hie glaciers brought for thc soap film is thc same as that class Jerseys from-eight counties were when thby covered this state, for lime for tlw stresses of a structural shape In Is readilH soluble in water. . torsion or bending. . Fortunately Michigan. and especially Tlie apparatus devised to record A yearling bull, owned by Dr. F B Shaw. Middleville, stood 1st; a heifer Barry county, has abundant deposits these findings is surprisingly simple.! of marl, rich in lime which is in con ­ Half-way down In a square box a brass > calf owned i>y Lttalte Raber stood 2nd; a Jr. yearling heifer .owned by Harold dition to be readily absorbed Into the sited 1* scaled, with a portion at the: metal cut out in copy of the cross sec- j Griffith stood 2nd; a 3 year old cow. soil. No county in Michigan has more lion of the article to be tested. Topping owned by Harold Griffith, stood 3rd. while a 4 year old cow. owned by May­ mar) than Barry. That is foctunatc. tlie box is a glass plate inset with i< I nard MQler. .-.tood 5th. Nearly all because so much of iLs soil needs lime depth Radge. In oiieratlon a film of | other Barry county entries dropped to Wherever possible thta soil building ele­ soup solution is drawn across tlie cut 6th and 7th place under Hie extreme­ ment should be used ns It will reward | out design, water is forced into thc ly high clxss competition of the show those who apply lime, in the shape of; lower j»art of tlie box causing the A place above 10th was n distinct hon­ marl or ground lltperock. with larger confined air beneath the plate to push crops and will repay- many times over up Hie him. nnd with tlw depth.guugc or in this Miow. * • Tlie Milking Shorthorn* were placed the cost of applying this mineral ele­ tlw varying level of the film Is meas­ ured from the glass top. Many reading* by Robert Mackey, Mgr. of the Kellogg ment. Farm, near Gull lake. • Thc Jerseys are made In various spots, curves art SLOW AND DUMB. were placed by Georgi- Cooper. Pres charted between the points, a contour Turtles are voicele.v, except nt thc map results which locates stress pointMichigan Jersey Cuttle Club and Mgr. of -Tlie Oakland*” Jersey Farm. period of laying eggs', when they ac­ which may easily be interpreted in Ann Arbor, while the Holstein, Guer- quire a voice, which even in the largest their meaning for the designer of metal work. wy and allothee dairy’ breed* were is very, uny and piping. SATISFACTORY SHOW­ ING OF BARRY HERDS . ’ । B THE HASTINGS BANNER PART TWO Y. M. C. A. ITEMS The Financial and Industrial Weather-vane Prosperity! During the past few weeks there has been the most pronounced CHANGE FOR- THE BETTER in public confidence. Every one is realizing as never before that U. S. A. has always been worth 100 cents on the dollar. ‘Even Foreign Nation! have confidence in U. S.— they have been heavy buyers of U. S. securities during the past 30 days. Many coriurfodity prices have in­ creased notably—hogs, wheat, cot­ ton, sugar, beef and many other items. Stocks and bonds have shown a steadily rising market, even in the face of profit taking. Thousands of dollars have been thrown into the buying market. Many new SAVINGS AC­ COUNTS have been opened show­ ing conclusively the upward trend of business. This strong bank invites you to become one of its patrons. Hastings National Bank Conservative but Progressive The Only National Bank in Barry County Graft in Business i As Well As Politics B.toe Amertean 1, «». poUllc. tor Hastings, Michigan Telephone; 2217 "WHAT WILL THE WEATHER BE" HINDS CORNERS. ! talned Mrs. Belt Kelly and daughter JS IMPORTANT TO MANY PEOPLE. Geraldine and Donovan Halverson •from Vermontville. Mr. and Mrs. CharEstablishment of thc United States are visiting their uncle, Mr. and Mrs 1„^l^l^eOgU^J^r,Ol^c on Sunday- The ux> Ulur- '”«*»' nw. It "“"W1 •'«'>' ,«nl «“ •» S^," B"">' «■”“« »' »■< «•»“* » Mr. liurta .< Pr.K.- ln“ « .told HTTP iu own door.Up. wU '™‘“ «”" excriknl WUc. ,,„lk M John T. Flynn in thc Rotarian niaga-:cuts of mea' tthd Pro'ldc other yianctej \tr nn<1 Mra. Abbott of Battle Creek transimrtntlon for men and things . ’ | that many of them might never have visitecpier brother. Mr. and Mrs. M. O., from place lo place make a nation -Wt. hHhr. nihinit>» tn bnUCiioo ourlbWn able 10 1*curc without thc valu-: Tobias.. Thunday aftenwon. । strong and great.—Bacon. We bnbe athletes to Daxjlioo our, ..... Rnlnh Ralph nntl and tjivrrnx Laverne DeMr>>> DeMott spent he writes, "and we bribe superin- able services rendered by thta fur- ,Thursday and Friday in Indiana and tendents to condemn our competitor’s reaching organization. Detroit. — J -ts bribeand other men’s clerks । Excellent communication !_ Mr.- and Mrs. George We DeMott EAST DELTON. To push 'our merchandise. Wc bribe enable thc weather bureau to serve the; family attended the Ionia fair Wed­ to put their ships in our entire country easily and quickly. There' nesday. Miss Viola Willison and Stewart »sea captains * Waters were quietly married at lhe dry-docks. We bribe singers to cn-. are now about 250 weather stations Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Phillips, son 2orse our our cigarettes. cigarettes. !Irom which forecasts and storm warn- and daughter, were at Battle Creek home of the Rev. Victor Jones in dorse rixxury vorners wconesaay at as JV.au afe ““J, Hickory Corners Wednesday 10:30 i■ 1We bribe athletes to ballyhoo our J Wednesday. , New Truss Proves base- i ,-—,r~ — the ,occasion demands. Key Mrs. worge George ueaiott DeMott isIs entertaining entertaining o'clock. August 17. They were attend- i golf balls, our tennis rackets, our nose----------- — ~ • men airs, in the variousto areas ed by Mbs Dori* Hartman, niece ofr the c-.. ball ___ bats. ... We bribe actresses cn- wlio ®are resnonher three nrlces- ’he Mteses Adams, of । Greatest Rupture Aid bride and Willard of ।; dorse 'bribe doctors bulletins unuc aim nuiara. Waters, warer», cousin cousin oi oorse our our cosmetics. CWIKUCJ. We we'oriuc uuvwi». slble ‘or feather . , , ,, reaching . the . , coldwater. the groom. .They They immediately left (or; for' to sign tiicir their names on our drugs. We ;d thc We:i newspapers, fas-niern. fruit growers “ and Mrs ixircxi Chatman of Hastings Is Akron Nechano-Tonn Trushoneymoon vtaltlng visiting their their’, bribe chauffeurs who buy gasoline and andi, ®\’*** ®ck ,m®'n ln .tlhelr , c.u dlssernmate dlM<tminaic visiting Mrs. Clara Brown. a short "honeymoon 1llelr £ districts A, ... at Stanton,* . .. ... .... servants Hits information bv telenlioiw. tele-: grandmother Michigan,.. oil and. uniforms. Wc .bribe J lh“ ‘"formation by telephone, tele-. Mrs. Ora Hinds of Ceresco and son. I / feature “Selective Pressure going from there to Grand Ledge to'who buy groceries and meats. « . .. . .. u I Harold, of Battle Creek, spent a couple Control". Holds the rapture visit relatives, returning home Thurs-, ..And ,lWn some of us hold up our P*’’lotUcal f’cu, rcp?5u ttr? broad- of d?ys wccj. Wjth Mr. and Mrs. more securely and eliminate* day afternoon and going to their own! hand5 ln horror at the corruption In •0451 !ron\r?,dl°throughout the, Newton nnd family. homc./whlch they had prepared fori politics when we hear some speakeasy!f,oun’ry d“{Jy; Whim definite informa-. Mr. nnd Mrs. w. o. Tobias attended tiiclr future happiness nnd which Is (1U-npr has handed a few dollars to a Uon s bc, furnbhcd ‘hose interested the Hendershot family reunion at ElExclusive Akron Trass Fit-. known as the Ace Pennock farm east' Prohibition agent or a conf" I“ |,ar:lcill,:‘r area dut‘ audden;mer Slocum's Thursday. There were of Delton. Their many friends join In nt n thiumlw 1 ?han!^s ln ’hc weather which may af- 0VCr one hundred there adjustment. wtahing them ihuch happiness and. , “,r.' Flj^n, -h.J^L ttci lhe .futurT frul! °r eMrly v?eUb,e Mr and Mrs. Floyd Tobias of Kala- WE CAN STRETCH A DOLLARI JUST TVAOI IN YOUB OLD W08N-OUT TIUS AND WTU OIV1 YOU A BIO CASH'ALLOWANGI ON NIW . . . U. S. ROYALS (here's no "holcv^races" about this offer! We'll taka your old Ural In port poymaol on new U. S. Royals with Tampwad Rwbb*—blggar, safer. U.S. GUARD 29x4.40 $3.59 $4.95 30x4.50 3.95 4.45 29x4.75 4.63 29x4.50 3.89 79c HIRI'5 A 5AMPLI OP OUR LOW PRICU U. 5. PIERLESS 30x4.50. 29x4.40. TUBE jtfuto *fport Jhop TELEPHONE 2177 DRIVE-IN SERVICE proapefily. ™n, MOp * U,e Mfe,y of ,lvc8tack-tho tele- mazoo spent sundar-wnh *he:r purThe Prescription Drag Store Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bailey and' v rmntavera ‘ nimt dependable Instru-jrnts, Mr. and Mrs C. N. Tobias, and B. 4. LytAXIlCK. PrZtr. family of Fullop spent Saturday night, L n u LHn°t^ ment of *"*“• Wfalher Burcau family. HASTINGS MICHIGAN with Rex Waters and wife.। ™ XittaiLi sum‘7.5^' L““’ stnle’ . > 1 Mrs Mlinnln8 aild *a“*ly enter-, Vesta Silfcox spent the week end i "y Bddl‘!??One example of thta wa* where a . , I with Mrs. Russell Hazehnan, Rich- tho ln,er,or materials vhich the; |nrRe nrea ln tjle tftnn fruit section of I iand . I bribed employee had passed. Otiwr California won visited bv n severe frost I " * *~* California was visited by a severe frost' late in 1931. Tlw weather had been so! Ch.*, iw, ,„a ,lte »r o.k,bU„ and Ray Durkee and family of West) .»d n., nuru. r.n.U, « oMM mild up to that time that the.growers| had been thrown off their guard and Hope spent Sunday with their parents.! 1 and $50 a week, forced salesmen to pay some had not made final prej>aration! Mr. and Mrs. John Willison. Mis* Violet Collison entertained Miss tribute on every yard of goods accept­ for heating. The forecaster, finding I Barbara Cook of Kalamazoo over the, cd. They thus often bring their sal- that a cold snap was on the way', or-1 i aries up to $10,000 and more a year. dered the usual broadcast made, but! week end. \ "The greatest curse of this thing," fearing that many interested growers Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Waters enter-! - ...-----------— "Is....that when one had not listened in. called the manager talned Mr. and Mrs. Gordie Durkee , adds Mr. “ Flynn. and David of Delton and Mr. and Mrs. i grafter appears in a trade he very soon of every citrus packing house in cen­ Claud Harrington of near Banfleld makes it almost impassible for the tral and* southern California by tele­ Sunday. • i honest man to stay in business." phone and gave personal warnings of —— «♦» ----------। Arid, os usual, the public toots the the Impending lower temperatures. MORGAN. j bill. For every 1100 in business graft, When the Weather Bureau was es­ Miss Miitrtel Youngs of Ravanna tai Mr. Flynn estimates, there is sure to-be tablished in 1871. it was operated by spending a week at thc home of Elgin I al least 11.000 In lo«s somewhere which the Secretary of War. largely to give Mead. I eventually Is paid, by the consuming storm warnings to ships, with benefits Thc Vari Sickle reunion was held public, . to agriculture as a secondary consider­ with Mr. and Mrs. Clair Van Sickle Business can help stamp out the ation. Congress enacted a bill October Saturday. I bribery parasite by lobbying for state 1, 1890. transferring the meteorological Mrs. Elgin Mead and Mrs. Mamie and federal laws similar to the one on work of lhe Signal office, under which Webb visited Rev. and Mrs. Fred New Yorks statute books, and then lhe Weather Bureau had A previously Garter at Conklin over the week end. by furnishing facts to prosecuting au- been maintained, to the Department ot Mrs Florence Trumper is spending thorities. The Better Business Bureau, Agriculture, where It has rendered In­ a week' in Grand Rapids vtaltlng a sis- Rotary clubs, the Paint and Varnish valuable service to the citizens of the ter-ln-law. Association, and other trade groups. country in wide ranges of endeavor Miss Dorothy Mead ts spending a1 have led In curbing thc unfair prao since, that time. r-_ days In Battle Creek —u .u.,,. — her'। tlcps and f0CUMlng publlc attention few vtaltlng brother, Clare, and family. S LOO ANS. on them.—“The Rotarian" Magazine. Opal Webb visited in Lansing Sun | There he, been a Steal deal ot aslFED MORE WHEAT. day. Mlclilgan farmers led M P$r cent motto for the coin of the realm, and FLOUR FEED -e COAL CEMENT ♦ . UMK SOFT LEATHER. more wheat ot their 1931 wheat crop U»e Pierce City Leader-Journal sug­ BRICK <- TILE ♦ FARM IMPLEMENTS Shoemaker: "Here are the shoes for to livestock! than they did In tlw prc- gests. "Abide With Me" and "I Need your new polar expedition. Were you Thee Every Hour." Mtlsfled with tlie boots i made for the mer, general manager of lhe Michigan HASTINGS last trip? As an example of fine sympathy, pic­ «‘P'” . , Elevator Exchange. • No doubt the Explorer: “Quite. "They were the beat farmers found U profitable or they ture a Ford pulling a Packard out of boots I ever ate in a polar expedition." I would not have done thta. a mud bole. PLOW SHARES We aim to carry a complete line of plow shares for MOORE, BANNER, GALE, SYRACUSE and PAND-O plows. Let us take care of your needs irTplow points. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. facilities �THEHASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 84, IMS UirMIRAN RAR jinstead <if having prosecuting .attor-, five times thjl population. EELS STILL THRIVE MtbnluRN DAn Aooun. . elecled by<he people, there shall There is a reaaon for all this. It is IN MICHIGAN WATERS TO REQUEST'CHANGES be appointed district* attorneys, wlio believed that the principal reason IU ncuuKOi un i shall be named by the Attorney Gen- that judge* and crown attorneys. «ipiiThink Jndc-es and Prosecuting cral o( ,he B'aU and ‘*rve d“r““s fr *? ? 5 . UJS■ttorn«Jw*,«« Specimens Planted More Than Think Judges ana rrosecuwng .ubJwt w removal by the Attorney not elected in Canada but are appointVbo„ *„rt a till Attorneys Should Be General • *'d b> the Governor General. subject Flity Years Ago Bltu Appointed j There is much comment on the f«L £’ Survive A committee reprcaenUttg the Michi- that in Canada, Just acro*s the line; u to wbrnTm-* h PUnW,fl Michigan **»ter» a ■ u., *»«uum M . Drtrn. on, Their role dutVls: ‘Pl**™1 »»d ■■o,nc. W-year-old *pedday last week to prepare the program lhr ni;mber 0, crtm|nA! offenses com- political influence. ’1 beHeve Mkh M*na *“* llve ,n wsler‘ ot * to the government.. Wc Michi w< believeL. Kn';­ in Otsego county, according to Dr. Carl for the meeting of that body, which miffed i* but a small fraction of thc gan can greatly reduce :: tlw* ~ am! ~ number 7~~ ~r~ of ;L, Hubbs, Director of Uic Michigan In­ will be hr!d«in Battle Creek, Septem- number in an yqual population on thl' crime* by haying judge* prosecui,stitute for Full cries Research. ber 1 and 2. They touk decisive action ?lde of the bord*-: There axe four tors named in the same way on this' Specimen* ot eels taken from Sher­ upon an important subject They ask I times ns many murders in Chicago man Lake. Kalamazoo county in Octothat the Aa*ociatioi> favor the appoint- with J.DOAtoO people as there are in ment of all judge.- in Oils stale by the Canada with H.OOO.noO; and more than * I lava havi hi*n been tlw, ln*L In Mlr-hl• * Uic snrvlvlnir last aurviving in MlciilgevcnrJr. with confirmation • by the twice w many fhurdera in ix tr.ut. with Ran waters, until Dr. Hubbs received a, state senate, for life or during good- less than a.OOC.WX) population, jhan r-amaf-nn ni Aisiisir. specimen taken from the Otsego lake. behavior. They willialro request that, there arc Hi Canada with, more than FARMERS PLOWING NOW FOR WHFAT The ‘ pecunen obtained from Otsego nun run nntai lakc WM subniUtcd by w H Orecn ' Gulfing at YQ.K.Stores GIVES CHILDREN CONFIDENCE IN themselves IG> , Tomato Juice Selected tomatoes —firm ahd ’ fully rtpe—*ia. What rest it feet blend, lid ds to the - meal I ' S. 15c I Navy Beans Buked arc a real picnic item; Gel In the army now. 3 ">• 10c I.G.A. Stores conform I" the highest staiidiirds of modern merchinidising. . Matches Boxes 25c 15c Dill Pickles Apricots igi Can Tops Quart Jar TRE^RIPENED LG A. Apricots arc fully rip­ ent d right on the tn** until they're almost bursttrig with' health-giving .richness. Dozen 13c Oats'igr Mazola Hi al Porridgeu«. 17c run1 vegetable oil—made from fully ripened gulden turn ker­ mis. 7 -, c-i 23c JELL-O I.G.A. 3 pkB1. 25c CREPE TISSUE 3 Ron. 19c Judd’s Dill Pickle Mixture ' n«- 10c a-- $c White Floating Soap IGA Extremely . .- to.:.< .n lath. Especially line for thc chil­ dren* bath and wadiing »iliu and woolens. Make* glawwartf gljstcn. , • PET or IGA MILK * Supplies the health-giving vitamin* and mtn- ■ erah found in bottled milk. For habit* or for cooking. ' —v Can Kr HERSHEYS’ COCOA m*- 10c 7" IGA STORES '• M. S. C. Warns About'Sowing Elmira town*hipw»bo planted the cel* . , ,, “ in his lake 44 SWi ago? Time to Avoid Savages of A half century ago eel* were planted Hessian Fly . in many of the lakes of Michigan They were brought from the Atlantic Coast Comldcrablc ground is being plowed as -elvers" thc young stage of eel* for wheat nt the present time The reached when they ascend tlie streams Michigan State College at East Lan­ from the ocean. Thc eels were not na­ sing advise* farmers'to observe the tive to the Great Lakes, because they "fly free days” for" sowing. In order to cannot pass by Niagara Palls on their get away from the ravages of the Hes- ■ upward migration from Uie aea. >ian fly Control of that pest 1* obSince eel* do not spawn in fresh wa* tallied by observing the correct time ter, any tela now remaining In Michi­ ot the M-ason to sow wheat, usually In gan are approaching the half century September. At the proper time, if the ■nark In age. according to Dr Hubbs. towing 4s done, thc insect will lay no Tlie rather «mall eels, occasionally seen eggs, so the wheat will be free from ' the pe*t next year. It will be well for were not' young, but were the males farmers to keep in touch with County which do not reach a large size, mid Agent Foster and the State College In which do not migrate far up streams order to know the proper lime when from thc ocean. Tlx- occurrence of males In Michl' they can safely *ow their wheat. j pan lake* is itself, evidence that Ute eels' I remaining CARLTON CENTER. -----------alive today are of the Old . Mr. and Mr* Edgar Cheney lire planting*, lie sakt fhappy over the arrival of a baby * SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. daughter born August 14. Mr and Mn Carl Brechei*cn and .... Mr. nnd Mrs Leon Gray and chiland Mr. Mr and Mp Millard dren of West Vermontville und Mr. and , family nnd llrecheisen and anti son ron were u*ere guests inn I! Brecheisen Sun- Mrs. Harold Gray of East Assyria vis­ - duy of Mr ami Mr.s Clare Jom-s 'of Red Their mather, Mrs. Lulu Gray, : south -at Hastings ' | Sunday. f | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hcnm-y and son A large number of Maple Grove peowere guests Sunday wL-Rev. mid Mr* pie attended tlie Ionia Free Fair the | W. A Exner of.LskcvUVi |«3t week. , There were over two hundred pres-! . A nupiber attended the funeral of ent at the Brown school reunion. Sun- Mr*. Ed Brumm in Nashville. Sunday 'day. a fine time was enjoyed by nl). afternoon. , a good program was given, one of the, Mr. und Mrs. Joe DeMond of'near 'numbers waa a fine talk bv- 'John i Hasting*, visited their relative*. Mr. 'Ketcham. People were there from and Mrs. Jerry Elliott Friday. jcu-v. City. Vicksburg Vicksburg and Kalnmaroo. Cuss City. and Kalnmuroo. Mr and Mrs. A. D. Wolf.and daugh' MBs ML’.i Emily Usborne of this com- ter. and two grandchildren ol Battle I mumty and LeVatit Yeager of Berrien! Creek called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank I Springs were married Sunday. August Norton Sunday morning. j21st. at the Seventh Day Advcnttit I Mr*. "" " — Elliston and -■ »< — »-*Vern Mrs Ida Ichurch at Urbandale They left Mon..­ Norton attended the Weljs school rc................................ ..... day for California where Mr. Yeager .„?r union in Knlamo Saturday. Mrs. Nor,1-. attending- a medical school. Tlie. ton was a fonbec resident In thc dis­ (best wishes of Emllv's many friends gollrict “tai *he also gave a couple of [with her to her new home. with hix • readings on thc program. ।' All enjoyed the splendid talk given । Mis* Cleota Cohkhii,-R- N. is nt tlie i Sunday at tlie local M. E. church by home of the Morse- family in North Mr Waltman on Hie temperahce. Kalnmo. -where there are three sick. 'question. 'Mrs. Morse and two young men. sops, j Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Beck and family are <!«“« scriously-ill with intestinal, |,‘|x-nt Sunday afternoon nl Gun lake. n“, , Lulu Gray was os thc sick ” list lhe guests of the former's sister and' Mrs. ’ ” ra, ’M r5rav *‘ last week. . furnib'. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kelley. Mrs Ella Taylor of Nashtille is spending the week with her sister, Mrs.1 Frederick Clouse returned home' Frank Norton. • Thursday after a three weeks' visit --------------- ■ ----------------with relatives in Detroit. | STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Tlie Misses Emma and Arloa CarThe Ice cream sociil al tlie Striker renter spent the week end at Long I schoolhou5e has been fwslponed. lake south of Kalamazoo ; \jr. an(j Mrs, Lon Campbell und son Mr. mid Mrs. A Beck and the Int-'spent from Friday until Sunday.visit' Sunday.visit* ter* mother. Mr*. Gray, spent Sunday. ing rrluivw at Hart: . 1 i''Jr a,M Mr5' I'r“nlc Kelluy at Mr atlt| Mrs W. Richards called bn Gun lake Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Chciwy of Carlton Mr and Mrs Gordon Thompson w<tdnrj41l,y evening vrere Saturday night gurata of Mr mid. Mr Mnd M„. Srnltll ^id family of< Mr* Elton Crane in KaHmaroo. J Saginaw vistu-d their daughter. Mr.-, ‘Tr G***- »•>“ Sunday. aunt and Mrs. Martha Keplogie. ! rorav dJuncle. UtC” ^ ri- Marlh “t 8<P|oKk;!i Mr and Mr> Clayton McKeown mid •" ti^‘ Mr •'“»«« Walter teke*. Mrs.) HemiJk m'ihj h>MnntBAftd 1*7 °1 Sarah Ickes and MLv> Evelyn Herring-' ! «»>' ■■■wwiLamia. -*• “Uncle Anjiy Mellon” is recognized as the most capable secretary of the U. S. treasury since the days of Alexander Hamilton. As is generally known, he is a very wealthy man. Here are nine rules that he always followed and which governed his financial actions. They are so good and so true that they should be hung up on the walls of all schools, so that youth and inexperience might learn without paying the penalty. Here they are: 1 st • —Dftn’t buy stocks,in mines that you know nothing about. ^)nd —Be wary of stock-selling schemes involving rightstonewinventions. A patent may be only the right to a law suit. 3”^—If you buy property, buy ' something close to home that you can see. .4 th —Beware of companies that are going to sell by mail. ' th —New manufacturing methods promising alluring profits to investors should be carefully inves­ tigated. ^*h—Don’t make your investments in a hurry. Sleep over them. ^th —Discredit “tips” on the stock market that are "straight from the inside." If they were really good, you would never'be let in. < —Do not speculate or buy stocks on margin. Qth —Don’t put your money into another man’s dreams. Commercial Industrial and Financial Conditions show marked, improvement and as money begins again to flow back remember for nearly half a century this bank has always paid INTER­ EST COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY. Capital—$75,000.00 PLEASANT HILI,. Mr and Mrs. Dick Louniberg and family of Grand Rapids spent Sunday; nt Kryn Vandenberg's Mlsa Margaret Puinjri i* spending the week with lier grandparenu, .\u and Mr*: Cyrus Shroyer. Mrs Curtis Pierce spent Monday at the home of her parent*. Mr. mid Mr*. Steve Carter. Mr*. Melvin Hunt and children ol | of Hastings Saturdav j ator*B 8c'llt ^'^cd to Greenville t • Sunday after spending sometime with ' ' TOWERS ECHOES. i “nd Mr* Delbert Reynolds ! Birge Bull returned home from Ann Mr al“* Mr*. Will Ricliard.v and Mr (Arbor Friday night and is doing.very and Jan'" Mead attended the fu(well. —j' neral of John Crago Sunday. Mr. und Mrs Mr* D Reynold* Reynolds nnd Mr. Mr and Mr* -Miner Palmer. nnd M r «»»*< *>ns Ralph and Ricliard and AAioId and Mrs. A. Reynolds called on Mr and Parker. Mr and Mrs Bert Palmer and,Mr* Ix-tOr RcynolcL of near Dowling ' ron. Paul and Mr and Mrs. Arthur Sunday. Bedford and sons.' George and Ber-1 "idvAir---------------nurd, .-pent Sunday at Caledonia Pink. I ■ , 1 . , , Ml» Almira B.-4 .nd xKwJ ‘T? Ichnrk. und IrM ll.nw, .nd .com- “"’J"’1 C",k ■"d p.nv-d bv Ru-nnll Pi.ln-.rr vprni Sun- *°u-l* pmr, W* rounll c.mr and spent her birthday -*> with d.s .Uh raUUir, u Urln.n h •her. ” at •her —I Mr- Casncr Schondclmcyrr and home here Miss Ethel Pfllmer has been visiting clrlldren. Glenn and Catherine, were Mrs Jerry Bedford 'Marjory Johnson) Itite guests of her suter. Mrs. Clarence iGrohe at Grand Rapid* from Thurs- at Traverse City. Mr*. Leslie Sowerby. Mr* Argyle iday until Sunday. i Mr and Mrs. Ray Travis and fam- Windes. Mis* Lillian Sowcrby and Mr*. i ily ot Grandville spent Sunday with William McCann visited Mr*. E E.I his parents. Mr. and Mr* Frank Travis Warner at Vandalia one day last week. I Mr*. Richard—Tompkins of Kalama.and Mr and Mr* Claude Frye of Bat-------------------7—— — He 'Creek have been spending the week- zo° * couPle *‘lh her Mr. and Mr*. Virgil Andrews and niotiier liere. la*t week ; daughter of Augusta were Sunday eveMrs ' Sowerby and daughters visited ning visitors at Arthur Bedfords. 1t,u: HUto in the south part of I The member* of the Irving Home.,he state- °n Sunday. Economics Group will meet for a so•',!r •«* 5,115 D<11 Wilcox and Mr. cial meeting with Mrs. Belle Carter. »««* Mrs w 8 Benham spent Friday 'at thc n Getz jThursday afternoon, September 15. “~ farm and‘ “on “ ”Bunday theii ------------ , ...-----------rjWilcox'* entertained Dick Poff and-, I NORTHWEST RUTLAND. j wife from Battle Creek. Mr. arid Mr* Marley Burrouglu of i Ml** Edith Hayder of Otsego ha* Three River* spent several days the been vteiting her aunt. Mrs. C. A. Ben- ' past week with Mr. and Mr*- Ed. Whit- • ger. • ngnt j Mr. and Mr*. Joe Springer and Mr. Mr and Mrs. A. R. Ellis-on and- and Mr*. Wm Bpringer attended the ' daughter Thelma also Mis* Ruth Hick., Broadbent reunion at the fair grounds < of Lansing visited Mr. E.'s sister, Mrs in Hastings Bunday. John Benedict. Wednesday. ' Regular Fellowship Meeting Friday । Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie Mullen and evening. August 2®. Everybody invited: . Miss Myrt'e Hall were Ionia fair visit-, School begin* August 29. with Mr*. . tors Saturday. Georgia 6zm*on a* teaciief. Mi*s Alice Camp U upending the!---------------- -----------CONSTANTLY. week with friend* in Grand Rapids. । Wool worth* and the hat check guU you loaned your neighbor?" are about the pnly people left who in"I should say I'did. He bought a. rasut on cash. dio with it.'*—Exchange. There ian’t any royal road to financial independence, nor ia there anything myaterioua about getting ahead in the world. It requires the application of the to-called Common sense, plus effort aqd thc determination to spend less than you earn. Neither men or women who want to get ahead' do so by going into every fly-by-night scheme that offers quick returns. Hastings City Bank . .Sunday in Grund Rapids, the guests of | Mr. and Mrs. John DcJongh- Mrs. week in Detroit and Canada visiting CloiiM’ < mother. Mrs. DcJongh. uccoti)- j Mr. and Mr- Hoogstratt of Ravenna ; pamed them and will remain w ith her spent Sunday at Lon Campbell'.-;. ' sun for awhile. I Andrew Smith, in company with ■ Mr. and Mrs. Bordi Layman of Marion. Ohio, relatives from away, visited his brotherj « a, apent Saturday night- and ' Hl'lhdale. Tui-Xy. Getting Ahead - Surplus—$50,000.00 Grand Rupids spent a few days last, week with her parent*. Mr. and Mr/ Kryn Vandenberg. Vere Carter spent Sunday in Grand' Rapids. Those attending the Ionia Fair from*; this way were. Mr and-Mrs. Bert Pal- j mcr and children. Mr and Mrs. Matt Bedford. Ed Bedford, ^flen aiyl Ha*e| Campbell, MrTTria“Mra Clare William:. .and family. R. J Williams.* Mr and Mrs -Lester Raymond .mid Mr' and Mrs. Leo Church. The annual picnic of pleasant Hill, .cjiool will be Saturday. August \^7. Bring own table service. SITUATION REVERSED."^’ Excuse me while I take u little dic­ tation," *aid tlw- busIncHS man lo lils secretary as Iw received a telephone call from home. ** • NOW YOU CAN BUY GOOD USED CARS at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! Don’t faik to call and look over our used cars before you buy. Specials Friday and Saturday, Aug. 25-26 1929 International $10E 1927 Chevrolet $En Tmck with Gravel Body Sedan Buy It Now for— 1929 Pontiac Coach $1 •7t 1929 Plymouth $1 Ot In Fine Condition L I <J Coach A Good Buy at— UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO. PHONE 2121 - HASTINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AVOC5T 24. 153Z wbli them success In their new home There was a good crowd out to urer; Lottie.Ormste. Flower CommitMrs. Fern Herrington of thc Her-!cousins. Mr. and Mn. Roy Orgren. »•* SUGAR BEETS ARE ! „ n . Mr. and Mrs ,Arthur Latiirop from church nnd heard a splendid sermon tee and Mate.O-.wald. Program Com- rington resort. Clear lake, uriderwent turning Friday to her home here. nr-nmsni r- nnnn' Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rogers have Morgan -------------Imittee. Tlw next, meetlnit will be on a major operation nt Battle Creek lastj — ■ ► ... ‘ liaVe moved- Into -------Enw »t---Arm-, by our pastor. DESIRABLE CROP made several trips to Allegan to see' ..------- ----- strong’.*, house, Mr. Lathrop *<1,0. teach!. Rosemary Stebbins spent, severali the third Thursday in September at week and her condition ut. present Di | HOPE CENTER. In pie Brown district. . .1 days last week the RtK t of Mr undI tlw church a*’usual. enndden-d very favorable, which we‘ Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McDermott and Mr nnd Mrs. Louis Sweltxrr of ‘Mn Elwin Butler ot Hickory Clmwra Mr and Mrs.. Frank Granger and ar'’ clad l.° •’ Mr. ami Mrs. Burdett* Lyttle attended rz'T’Mr. and .Mra. Wm. 1 Plainwell were Sunday guests of MrfT^r. E Beadk attend-■ Neil spent the pa t week touring tlw k Lieutenant Governor Luren D. Dick-1 lhe Pennock reunion at Crooked lake. Md WillKon reunion al Fin.- lake 1 northern part of tlw state rieht-weing irlSon will occupy the pulpit next Sun-1 Mr. and Mra. Fred Ashby and son and Mrs Jake Johnson. M d the Willison Sheba Rockwell of St. Joseph Is a8 Sunday. and fishing Mrs Susie Corkins looked div: morning a; tht- regular church William attended the futu-ral of John ThU year there luus been a consider­ ’Mrs. Doris Hyde and Mrs. Hare! Mc- gue»t, of her sister. Mr. and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. M J. Norri* nnd Kiltie1 after household atfn;; • during their ’hour and •’.ill «>-ak .th the mtrrest of .Anders in Uw McCallum district Wedable Increase in raising sugar beets in Klbbin as teachers. This will be Mrs. Cajipon. Norris went to visit their uncle, David1 absence and asshted in the care of the. Anti Saloon League. All who can ne;day. ’ Hyde ’ s eighth year in our school and Michigan. Tlie crap so far is excellent, .Mrs McKlbbln’s thfrd. GibMirv ut Harbor Spring; and. cousin. ; ■ Recently the Literary Society of , Mr*. Nellie Granger wh> .-erovenng arc urged to attend this meeting ar. Mr and Mra. Earl Paddock enterand tlw returns to the farmers promise of great tn-1talned enmpany Iran Grand Rapids Mr and Mrs Ed LaLoudc and Mln of Richland invited Mrs. Fannie Jack- Orr utiuih v Indian Hi.* r. 1 .i*.md;r yp)|n a rtCrnt lMj!,... ,tI t!.c |jomc ol thl- parrtcsilat. . better than from almost any other near Middleville s|*n| the week end :xm to take part in their program. She ami expect to rejum Monday or T-.ws-|jV.r ,fln • • tert*) at tlw py <-nt time. Remember Sunday. crop. Sugar beets are a desirable crap, with Mr. and Mrs Ed Peeling. 'gave <•- u/*WMilng un original jxxmi. on Runday. Runclay. August 38: 38. at t : Mr. and Mra. (Hyde Athby of .Kala- ’ i -Mr/and Mra OrHe Fl.-her. Mr. and ; it will te on. because they take ulmret nothing from X'. at a’t tip- Dowling -church. ■•'Mr. and Mr< wm. E. to-adif and Mr. Mra Wall Norton and Mrs Etta ■ 11’50 AV. M. mazoo, and*Albert Anders ot Grand The Scouts are establish'd nt tlw th<- soil Nearly all tlw nourbitiment! Kellogg Foundation Camp this week. prize at tlie Federation of Women'.*. and. Mr- Wm. McKibben mt ’o Stanton rttiled Mrs, Etta Tollea at the | Mr*. Harold DeFrlcsler ami chib Rapid* vbHcri at the heme of Fred Harold DePricsl.tr s ’ for the plant U obtained fiom moisture, . TM-y «t|*ct an interesting, instructive* Cl ;b . A h.ii 4 B IniliX Inr 80th birth* ruand tj"d**- FrW:i> • • un’l william Wii-llu.r. hr.mt ’nuir Bst>fk-!i}'then spent Thurs.-.:r. a*, tlie William Ashby Sundwr. air and sunshine ■ .v u. Mr and Mr*v Russell Kay and baby i us well ns a happy time during.- their day inntversarv. some of ..v, her neigh­ Mr- Llewellyn Erb. Rona.d returning Sunday, alu, called on Mr. and Mr . ।’ H.-dk-y ii.'.ujv, hem*- near ix.ni h :;*jr;.i *ldn'.ty 01 “J™1 ;tay ;.y «e . bor surpriM-u lief. They brought .> Home with U*m. Charles II Mr .,r nnd c.. .... at me the w.p camp. ’ j”ofT that place and Mr Mrs, William Stanford vis* from Kalamazoo, who has been visiting ’ ’ ‘het ...... Mn and — Mrs.-^Mason Hu.comb and. lilt: n^. GirjLrteZJ*" scout* ih held their .L./. •n«>-r i oe.-j c tl’.‘’- Mr and Mr- Harold Reajer. returned 11-000 of susar beets are, being TllP Kellogg Foundation Camp' generous lunch and’ presented . ...... 7'----- , ........................ .-rou:> .-.u luvir % meeting;P** Su anu. .war ;.a*r «««» vo .ua ,-un ,o thf)f B<|timUy : ; raised this year and the tonnage *JJ} group, uho have been at the camp Kifti She a’.*o -rrepivid numerous son. Horton, of Prtwbury. Mich. ar.,- Tuesday aftr-rmx.r. at the b^ma-nt. Garnet ~ ’««• n oj*rat,°n *or approximately H» during the summer have gone lo their rurdj She remarked 'I thlnk.lt pays guests of liLi suter. Mb. andTIr- David — were enjo^d. fe ,, . , Mr. and Mra. Ebner Amsler and rans days. The manufacture of sugar will | homes A Inorp CllUrtPOU.,. km<Uy to be old and jxx;r for.it U then your Biwpjtard. Mr.‘ ,ArJhu;. _and from Kenton. Ohio, who Have been • lowed by a bthineu rcssioir und r< I,:..,, Sm ,b. s mh . Uan „ d lor commence September 15. I grflUp not found, wilat a true friends come to yolir floor.’ Mra • fre^hmeent*. acre nerved- Three, tires-1~...... ..... ,—-< uowunv. ., n■ . . I:, I i -!u:: bS, i «l» » U»lr home If the farrpera of the state .of Michl- । privilege to give children a happy Jackson does net wem old. but yotinc. The Ladles’ Aid Society held their Wocdmans.ee. MUdrvd Coon, Florence ! l.a, hrtrn a g.le.t at tttcti home, accom- 1hur,4,y aewmpanUU hy Mr. anil pan could supply thc sugar used In, luaith-bundliig summer. Our hats otf ax she W jolly and optimistic. We need . Iz,,„jrd Michigan, it would require several hun- to w K Kellogg and hh stall of just such i»opie to cheer us when wc annual businrtt meeting at the church Wright. Charlotte Wilcox. Dorothy PhhM them dred thousand acres of beets and give jteipera ‘ El*.ujuir Ortusbe and Eileen Norris • ---------- -»■» «■ ---------become discouraged. Wc wish her baM-m>nt Thursday.- following the.Jones and Mildred Gaskill. Aho thc employment to much extra labor, durMn Mm. Hazel Otis expects to move to many mon- natal days’ serving ot thc dinner and the follow- leaders buna Moon and Edna Gerber. .pent Saturday and Sunday with tlw Following Uw trend of radlo-equlping thc growing season and while tlw Hickory Corners as soon as Earl has I There were 81 present at Sunday Ina- officers were elected for thr com* nanditarente. Mr und Mn. ped imera. trains, and motorcars, rai- ’ Visitors Visitor* present were Jfrance* “Berg. teller's er beets were being manufactured into । finished ■■ - school - ■ ■ •here — and• — •• ------•' school. Next Sunday ye exited thc ing’ year Thirls Holcomb. prcsidfnt: torris at Doud s Cuiwr.-.. dio sets are now part of tlw equipment Will attend :: C/z^th.7 Dprothy Arnold and -Eileen Norris The George N< sugar. , the Kellogg school. Mrs. Otis and Boy. Scduta from Kellogg. camp to at-. Ella Smithy Vice-President; Sylvia next meeting will be on Thursday, AuMb*. Marjorie Smith -psnt thc past o' many camels crossing tlw Sahara Fiiher. SecnWry; Llztie Smith. Tri-J«- gust 25. family will be greatly missed; hut we tend. ----------- the latter's brother, George Bloss, who' Acreage Increased In Michigan *’» seriously injured las’ »cek. Bun■ f ,l«v hit day there was nn no Imnrnvrmi'nt Improvement in his This Year—Provides Much I condition. School will begin September 6 with -4 ' Extra Labor -WASHINGTON POPULAR -----WITH HESSIAN OPPONENTS When a man’s enenilex frankly dr­ ciarc their admiration for him. it is one; of tlie Aurcat proofs of his true gnatnew. That George Warhlngtnn wa> heartily admired, not only fur his! sagacity and courage but for his kind­ ly humanity, by tho»e win opixrcd him . in tlie Revolutionary war. lx revealed by letters of Hessian offlern;. written from America to the miniMcr of war j In He.w-CsLsscl, the Germnn prlnrfpal-1 Ity from which these hired soldiers of I England came. These letters, recently acquired b. thc ClemenU Library of American Hb-' tory at the University of Michigan, were many of them written by Major* Cnrl voiv-BaiirmcLster. adjutant-gen-■ WiFOf lhe He.-vdnn troop-; in America One letter jells of the kindly treatment Washington gave to foiTr Quaker wornen who sought the ri lea.se of their hu:.tends, imprisoned by order of Congriwi with a number of q(|jer Quakers from I Philadelphia. “I cannot but tell you," May>. . ' ’ Baurmeistcr. wrote in 177B, that th wives of four of tln-se Quakers had . asked permission at tlw* Enitlu'li head­ quarters to go and beg tor thc relca-v | of their hUgtendx. .General Washingtoil: received tliefib courageous Quaker worn -1 cn In the most cordial manner, kept them to dlnher, and for the n-.-t uf the day they were entertained by Hu- Wife of the General. Thn>u;:h the lady’s i kindly intercession all Qtiakftn were! released.** Congrnv. t>*<k offense ut tht-. release, says tlw Major, yet, "at the, . Mime time. It could not pral-w ciiourIi , thc great justice -of General Washing-1 Um. And thi.-i pnii.-e lx not unique,' everyone is captivated by this general" Lafuyi-tti's opinion of Washington , also contained in this letter, in which! Major Baurnwistcr n-jxirts n cmivcnqi-. Hon between thr French solunt<-cr and an English officer, who chanced to be an old acquaintance. tlu> occaxlori being a meeting for the exchange of prlwin-1 erx.Xbc Hessian officer write:,, "After n ' long conversation he was asked by hi * English friend how he coiild bring him-! self to leave Frnncl-. and then. ln| America, to choose bymo means the best I company and surroundings. Liifaycit* I replied that he. Captain Fitzpatrick, j might rather ask him how he could' ever deliberately make up.Ids mmd to!’ sail away from America.’ afterwards. ’ rcgYetling always Um' loss of Ms raw • nnd pleasant auociMlOna with General] Washington’ How he would over be j able to bear’this I've he himself did । ■ not know" • ’ HERE’S THE BIGGEST GASOLINE NEWS IN MANY YEARS fHt NOW EAST WALL LAKE AND VICINITY I E. D. Reynolds und wife were in Kalamazoo SatfiTthry-and Rpnduy. Mr. Sprague and wife spent tlw past] week in ToledOj Ohio, .returning Sat­ urday. ’ Wcndel Vrccland, wife and two chil­ dren have been on a trip to tlw upper peninsula. Mr. and .Mra. Ok.- »n and family, who, were staying tn tlw E. D Reynokh cot­ tage. returned to their, home in Mat­ tawan. Cha.s. Laubaugh nnd family attend-1 cd camp meeting at Hopklns'Sunday. ! Mr. and Mrs. Karmens of Kalama­ zoo were week end visitors at Chas. Kahler’s. Mr. and Mra. Wanen Cairns of Dus­ ter were callers Iwre Thursday. Mr. and -Mrs. CIHTord Kahler and ' • FINER aND TAROLINE, ACCEPTED AS THE OUTSTANDING LEADER among de luxe gasolines Rickert attended the, oremium that the highest hiahest quality aualitv merits merits —now reduced redutfl w* always commanding the premium to the price of "regular^*— S Mr. and Mrs. Ionia fair Thuraday. Grace Brill arid Rutli Conklin of Hastings spent a few days in a tent on the Brill lot. Mr. and Mrs. E. L Briggs of Toledo. Ohio, and Rev. nnd Mrs. W. A. Briggs of Bloux City.; Iowa, are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Vrevlnnd In their cottage. SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. MIm Alice Hill returned -to Albion Saturday after a two weeks’ vacation with tlw home folks. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Anderson arc naw settled In the Curtis house on Nash­ ville road, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson Of Jackson were- callera at Asa Strait's Satur-* day. They were out to attend “The Wells school reunion." Wm. Hall of Fostoria. Ohio, is visit­ ing his son. George Hall. Mr. ang Mra. Raze arc in Pctrekcy. , MiM Barbara DUIc returned to her home in drand Rapids after several weeks at Vern French's. PLEASANT RIDGE. Mr. and Mra. John Pucsy-of Jackson sjient Monday and Tuesday of last week at Lester Klnne's. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kelsey and Jean of Margin spent Sunday at Wqrr nle Kelsey’s. Revival meetings will commence thc first Bunday night in September with Rev. small ax preacher and John Stur­ gis as song leader. School reunion will be held Saturday August 27. pot luck dinner in church basement. Bring table service: Mr. and Mra. Harve Woodman Ruth. Marian and Paul are visiting relatives in Ohio. THAT’S BIG NEWS! A BRAND NEW KNOCKLESS STAROLINE, FINER AND BETTER THAN EVER-cool burn­ ing—with all its well known quick starting and fast acceleration, plus greatly increased power and more mileage. ’ ' THAT’S BIGGER NEWS! tntlr.ly n.w and revolutionary' refining processes and mammoth new vapor-phase fractionating towers In our Michigan,refinery.have.made. possible this outstanding gasoline value.' , The new Staroline'combines features of starting, anti­ knock rating and power heretofore Impossible In one fuel. Staroline is pure, sweet/and-aromatlc and does not have the disagreeable jour.odor, common to many gasolines. The new Staroline Is proved and ready for you at your friendly White Star Station p pre-tested In thousands off cars of every type — in more than a million miles of driving. WHITE STAR REFINING COMPANY TRY THE NEW STAROLINE - EXPECT BIG THINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST PAOB TWELVE NASHVILLE. TAME HUCKLEBERRIES Last .Week s Letter. BRING HIGH PRICES Mr. and Mrs. Gail Lykins und sons I There has been a sharp advance in many price quotations Some grades of coal have al­ ready Increased in price. There is every reason to think there may be other increases in coal prices. We suggest you . . . BUY YOUR COAL NOW! ' M. S. 0. Extension Dept. Trying> To Develop Berry That - Meets Requirements Gaylord Decker at Jackson * Mr*. There*sa Hess and children spent from Friday until Sunday with] relative* in Jack*on ■ Tame huckleberries rawed in Van> —M>*s Helen Funds*- hu* relumed Buren xounty this year have sold tn! ^ukne from Her trip to Europe the Chicago market for’around 35c per, ■Mra. Elmer Northrup aryl Donna and> quart. They average much larger in! Mrs. Dause and three daughters spent |’ size than the wild huckleberry, and। Friday In Battle Creek. Mrs. Mary Hope and Mrs. Cora! • have a finer taste. Extension worker* from the State, Warner 'attended the wedding of their j , granddaughter and nJecc at Lamung College have been making a study of. Tuesday. ' ' the jxiwibtliy^Df the culture of tame Rev. and Mr-. Wurtz and family. huckleberrtw. Tliey have reached thc. conclusion that u 1* a.good proixwitlon! Junior Hecker and- Jean Brown left fbr bwners of lands where Hie huckle­ Tuesday for Buchanan when? they will berry will naturally grow. Wc noticedt attend a youth's conference and camp last week that Stanley Johnston, su­ meeting for ten days Mrs. Mary He** of Homer. Rev. Roy perintendent of the South Haven £*• l>erimfnt Station: will .visit Allegan He*s of Jersey City. N.Y.. Rev. and .eountj Friday of thia week |o inspect Mrs Brown of Kalitinaz-n spent Wedthc soli In several huckleberry swamp*.' nesduy with Mr. and Mt - C. T: Hes*. Mr and Mra. L. H- Cook and Mias The owners are conildcrtng the culti­ vation of the tame berry that has been i Mildred Wotring wen- at LanMiuf Fn* developed at tlie South Haven station jdaV. '' „ We believe it would be wise for-own-1 T,w o.rf*? lake Sunday. era or huelleUrra marab- In thb Thornapple >-'» *— The annual Kunz reunion will be county to give attention to this matter We can sec no reason why if such ber­ held Friday at Thornnppk lake. Mr.-and Mrs. Reader Haye* of Tn* ries can be grown in Allegan county they cannot be grown in Barry county ■Margaret MelVrby. daughter of Mr. mid Mrs. Clan- McDcrby, wa* quite NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. *k-k tile first of the week.. Mr. and Mr. George Heintz- o: ■ Mins ThorlaUon of Wiruten. Hl. Leighton, Mr. and Mr* Fred Dcmer- has spent the past two week.* at the sque of Bowen* Mills and daughter । Halbert . , home. .. , She sang , at thc Baptist — i Cora and children of Coldwater.'Mr.- phiirch Sunday inornitiK Agnes Bristol of Detroit and Mr and L.ML ““'L X!r' ■??t.0,n„C* ^ki‘‘,an! ! Mrs. Wm. Gackler. local, were Sunday ^Iorl<,‘‘-<raUed Marshall ( guest* of Mr and Mr*. Wm Kepkey *' underwent an operation Robert Kepkey of Grand Rapid*1 ‘ ! mi o«ie of his eye* at Nichols hospital | spent the week end with his uncle and Inst Week. aunt. Mr. and Mrs. David BenawnHhd 1 Tlw Welcome Philallu-a da** met1 other relatives. David Benawa fell <»fl a load ot,luiy Tuc-'day night at the home of Mrs.i Cora DeWitt. Monday hurting his back severely. The marriage of Miss Mabk Mr. and Mrs Frank Xhirtlow ant! family uttcuclcd thc Johnson reman of Kalamazoo and Hurate A. i took place at Hie home of D! Saturday. Puller of Br<>n*am hospital Mr*. Mattie Ftnkbeint'r.o! Idnden F—•* i* Hain mazob. August 2nd. visiting her sister. Mrs, Guy C! Civile and • Wl)rtl Jlaa ^,41, <| here oi the family. ' marriage of Sergeani Clyde Surinc.: Mrs. Jennie Ingram of Luther b spending this week with her nephew son of'Mr.-, Lila B. Surine.' and Mi -Earl Kcrmeen. nnd family. Mr* Frank Burnam anti son La­ verne Cline of Grand Rapid* wer- relatives here in September when he, MIDDLEVILLE. . DAIRY ILLS ARE NOT callers ot Mr. and Mrs. Lapiene Stmi- has his annual turlougb.' 1 Th« finding of the remain* of a maA1 i»n. Mr*. Showalter iv helping with 'he ‘ • ALL IN THIS STATE .in li»e Irving cemetery was later disMr. and Mra. Murray Schnurr and hc.i; | covered to be a Mr. Lusk, who. some’ soils were Sunday guest* of their i - • ■ '.I. I.-.IIU Hamilton :• Michigan Herd Owners Should ■ years ago married a former school1 parents. Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Schnurr. [the week at home. . Rev. Wurtz and Rev. Albert Ostroth , teacher, Miss Freda Billingsley, who Feel Better. After Reading . wgs well and favorably known liere. [attended the funeral of a -s.r retired1■ «» 1 of Troubles In Colorado I| He had evidently mad^ bis plans tojKXlHm D c. ■« ,p,M . EO»t Lansing. August — Michigan।! die by his own hand upon the grave!| aay*. • ; nr«....G.ii ,.r r i....... 1 of his wife, who had passed ' away |I About 175 attended the Parmelee I dairymen who ore discouraged with tlw! about a year ago. ' ' reunion and all enjoyed tin-1 hnrge of the morning future prospects for their busines* arc j! G D Whitmore and O O. Stricklen ।| school day I«»y renewing old acquaintance J it’ked by tlw dairy dei«irttm-nt at' of Grand Rapids, who were ----------in in thc the11 Gu& Guest* were present from Mancelona ।' ioirner Nashville boy and .-on ui Mr.i Michigan fetate College lo read the north camping ahd fishing returned and Mis Roy. Basnet:. . Miu FiIiia Hninim hu ^rlitmid tn I following story from Colorado. Thursday, having had -a very enjoy-1 “Only by stacking and feeding Rus- ’ able trip. I™™; "n-"‘ “WI ' w >laii thistle/—common Weed lies’, of | ,< AA 'Barber' U«r-r f" 1*m ““ Ea«erh Colorado—WM R. k lt 1 lrt was recekUy burned to tlw ground ti- one week on account or Ionia fair. I'. [ J ‘ *' n’ gether with a quantity of grain. How, will be August 25th. Come-early a* wc i * i'< a. . • i this pa*i year. have sewing to do. Supper served bv ! HQ,u'kr U,M1? / a’r,,,,r ? i "Mr. barber and his two sons put up it caught is a mystery, ns it was dis-। Mrs O<car Sherk Mr* Wm Hoover optcoini? of-an auto accident | Qf Krldaj, one .stack lontainirig between 35 and 40 covered utter midnight to be'afire in Mrs. oscar anenc. Mrs. wm. Hoover. Mrs Lapiene Stlin.vm. Ums of thistle? in five day* by mowing, the basement Dr '. ' called! The Parmelee M. E. Sunday School I raking, and stacking thtin while still .... . .x evening. | Dl'RFEE ITEMS. will hold a" picnic at Caledonut Park j' - Mr. and Mrs. Ralph He** and son । Wr wcleOme back Rev. Frcil* King Friday Aukust 20. Come. "A lidd.of com burned entirely, but I and Mr. and Mr - Ralph Wethrrbite a late t.hn ituvehim a scattered growth nnd his esteemed family to our church wen- at Charlotte Sunday - . ■ POWERS ECHOES. Of ihutlw u’.uch he bunched with a for unotlwr year. ■ -Mr*. C A Bigg* i-ntertained her sty-1 Last Week's Letter. rake and Masked. ?ay* E. J. Meadow*. A company of fourteen started on a' Mr* Howard Milling of Jackson and ter. from Grand Rapid.- iner the weqk! Washington county vxteAsion agent, in lour Tuesday enroute f<jr Niagara Falls1 Mrs Virgil Andrews of August spent end a report to the Colorado Agricultural and Canada, expecting to be gone twi>|' Friday with their brother. Arthur.BcdMrs. Albert Ostrot CQpege. week*. ford, and family. I:i 10 days' time lie had stacked Some repair* are being made on the’ .Mis* Donna Northrup'* Sunday) Miss Ethel Palmer ha- gone to Tramore Hun -55 tons o* feed from weeds schoolhouse preparatory to ojienni;!| verse City to spend 11 few weeks with School'cluJi* enjoyed luck *upm*r| ---- ------- -------- - a ■ i«>t ------------------which are ofU'ii considered the farm­ Mcborfl. which starts Monday, August I Mr and Mrs. Jerold Bedford. Putman Park Monday night. er • wvb- : enemy. They were the same 29. with Mis* Norma Rowley as teach- ■ Mr and Mr* Frank Travis ipent ' Quite a few nu mber* ofr Laurel :■- • ■' ■ .Mi crop, says Meadows, and ■ Sunday with Uicir son Roy and family 3> 0 E d enjoyed a pot without them he would Itave had to Sunday visitors of Mr. und Mrs ■; at Grandville. ' Iuck Thursday at thc Olin cottage at buy a latKe amaunt of fwd or sell most Glenn Marshall were. Mr. and Mrs. i Mr.s. clarence Grabc and Mr*. Fran- Th-’rnapple lake. Leslie Conklin and children and, Mr lew Haight,of Grand Rapid- spent Fri-! -Mix. Ida Wolfe -hay returned from dry year'when tlw and Mrs. Byron Ketcham and Mr. and ! day with their sister. Mr Cain-.r [ «artle Creek where .she vhltcd lela’mail to mow. Mr. Mrs. Prtc Hoffman and Mrs Earl and ’ ScJxmdi-ima.vf-r anti family. he and hia neighbors two children. • Mr. 'and Mrs: Charley Kelley ol 1 and then raked up Mr and Mra. Clayton Jarrard nnd jJackson and father. Mike Kelley. 01 Monday on btutfne-*. daughter of r.tyir Dowling spent Sun­ Hasting* were Wednesday callers ui Mra. A. E Dull and daughter Esther, >' day with Mr. and Mrs Davie.Marshall jthe heme of Frank Travis. John and Mar'urt*- Dull and Mis* June; NORTH HOPE 1 :““1 MtS Harr'' 01 HMO’H Ju't.ts returned Monday from " their>-.l pl.ICCd I Corners acre Wednesday night v:*itun Mr. and Mrs- Ed. Eckstrom and at her sistafe Mr* Miner Palmer. • daughter, Jean, of Battle Creek spent' Mr and Mr- Arthur Hedford ant! Mkl'.VM.W. Sunday with the latter* brother and (family spent the week end vudtins spend. ulf.-, Mr and Mr* Jay Anders. relatm-.- at Grand Rapid- Mi . ArG.l- Peake and fiunily spent Sunday telle remained for a few week,. with Mr and Mr-. Glen Wirtson at j . Mrs George Stevens and children ol nd Mr Mr and-Mrs Ih rnard DeGolia and ]earner Schmidelmei.T'. from Sui'idav Mr and Mrs Russel Hart attended the.until Thursday. Edward Pennell fair at Ionia Wednesday । The friends fiGBirge Bull will be Tins community extends their sym- p)ensrd -0 hear lie i* recovering very i Mr. and Mr-. William Fuhreand -** Hinds Conier- spent Sunday wl pathy to thr Anders family in the i<*»; nicety from his.o|>rration at Ann Arbor r.r i.'. ir .atht r. John Anders. Sr . who aHd expects'to be brought home th? Mr and Mn " ‘ --‘ " | Mr. ■.v-jcft -.iwav and wa. buried in the't.. . .<■ ,i.. ..... . • netery Wednesday aft-; Rutland spent Saturday 4ut-.day with Mr and Mr* in .in. who lias been :!ing their grandparent*. Mr 'ai t and famtrv. ’ ' fvo weeks with her !Will Johfiwn. ftt Middleville ’ Mr. and Mr-. Donald McCallum itMrs. Rankin Hart, I Mr and Mrs. James Molder at Gun Marsh !.Ludington on business Thursc md Mrs. Raj Barnes at All the Good Standard Grades ...and prompt, clean service SMITH BROTHERS, VELTE & COMPANY Poultry and Stock Feeds __Cpal. Lime,Cement,Etc. Telephone 2257 Hasting^, Mich. - After all if said and done, there are but very few investments which have held up as well as investments in Building and Loan shares. , There have been no failures of Building and Loan Associations in Michigan during the past year. » ©If Rational ffinan & tnuBBhmmt flToinpanii Detroit's Oldut Building and Loan Association 1250 Griiwold'St, Detroit Estsbliihcd 1M9 J. L Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings ’S»l ““ ■ Sunday afternoon cnileni on Mr. and' I I About a 156 aitendM the school pic-'' Mr* A J Mcbenbach nnd family Harry Mcbener of Spath Shultz] |nlc at the Week* school Saturday. A;, M:«. . [ g-od dinner and program were enjoyed । :* ' ;>etiding a few day* wi by all. especially the music by Mi.-* Al- • Thcdorc Prar.’hka and family. ,lrn ana Mr Slwllthrough oi Hx-:ing>', STATE ROAD. j ill anyone -who attended Hie _ ...., . . > Letter. hind a silver teaspoon please notify ; Mr and Mn Clifton Becker and l Mrs Irene Dickerson. > children visited Mr. and Mrs. James | '. Mr and Mrs Fred laneh ot Ur-; Sothard. Sunday bandair spent Saturday night with Mr. ahd Mrs Hugh Pettctigill of] । Mr- and Mr* Lyle btcker.vori. They I Battle Creek, suited Mr.-. Janet Pet-i aho spent Sunday at Leslie Dicker-' tengtl! Sunday json’s. Mr# Lena Becker and family and, Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dickerson and Mr. and Mra. Andrew.-Kennedy were! Jeahe called a: Frank Bq1 yen's Sun- in Battle Creek one day East week. [ • day P. M at Hickory Comers Mis* Lavanctw Cotton returned Sun-' MU* Rosemary Weeks of Stony dy from her two weeks' tour mi the Point is spending a few days at the . west and to the coast. ' home of Harry Whitworth's. Mr. and Mra. Vcm Sinclair andl( Mr. and Mrs. Levi Fry and children family returned Sunday from a two two ‘ touring through ' the! iof Grand Rapids spent .Monday eve-j weeks' vacation ~ Northern part ot the -state. i ning at Walter Thompson's. Mr. and Mr*, dyde Miller and Ruby; , Floyd Cairn* of Irving spent a few and Jess Miller of Woodland spent! I day* last week at Walter Thompson's | Gerald Thompson spent thc week Monday evening with Mr. and ‘Mrs. I end at the Calms home In Irving. James Sot ha rd Mrs- Eva Scobey of Hastings visited Vern Calm* returned home with him her parent* Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Vcm j Monday tor a few days' vuit. i __ _ —-------- j > * cotton % Whenever you tell segneone to remind . --------- —a ■ | I you of something you're sure to rememNever back a man who's afraid to bar it yourself. . (back hunself. U. ♦ MFAT you wui ■VILA I ENJOY! FRESH, TENDED, DELICIOUS CUTS AND AT THE LOWEST PRICES IN Hastings, Michigan ■> A MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE STEAKS BEEF ROAST PORK Loin Roast Round, Sirloin, Swiss or Club. lie 8c 8c Lb. Tender Chuck Cuts FRESH. Rib End Lb. SMOKED Fillets NO BONES Cudahy ’* Peacock Csntsr cut slices, lb. 3Sc Whole or String Half, lbs Fresh Hearts or Sliced Liver Lb 5c Pork Roast picnic cuts t Lb. 6c Reuzwxvww Mild Sugar |"Machine Sliced] Any Size 1A Dacon Cured I 2 lbs. 25c J Piece, lb. 1 UC Bacon Squares 3 Lb> 25c Boiling Beef u Tender, Short Rib* Pork Sausage Hamburger Frcsh cr°und Pork Chops Lean End Cu“ Pork Steak Frankfurts reL^AGE 4Lb- 25c 3 25c 3Lb’ 25c 3 Lb«- 23c 3-25c — QUALITY GROCERIES — Pineapple Sultana 2 Can, X5' CLEAN BULK VINEGAR Gallon 19c SCRATCH FEED 100 Lb. Bag 99c easy Task SOAP CHIPS 5 22c PAUL JONES or WINGS CARTON CIGARETTES 95c RAJAH SALAD DRESSING -Mrs. Frank 21c FANCY RED SALMON 2 . targe Cant 29c Milk Whitehouse Large Cans CORN FLAKES KELLOGG'SJor POST TOASTIES Lg«- Pk«. AJAX YELLOW SOAP 6 PEANUT BUTTER SULTAN* 2 T-raa Jar FANCY BULK TEA TOMATOES ■ Large Can* Each Bananas Yellow Ripe 9 |C 10c 19c 19c 39c 10c 3 15* LU AOP FOOD STORES TbaGlwl Allutfc * Puffic Taa Co. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, AIGL'ST 24, 11)82 I HI ♦ 4 I . WEST HOPE. SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. SOUTH SHULTZ. Tlie many friends of Cluttlet Wai-; Last Week's Letter. Marguerite Knowles and chum of . John H. Anders passed away Sunday Ince, grandson of Mr and Mrs. Char-! By Home Economics Specialists Michl-1 Battle Creek ai>cnt last .week end«with night after an illness ot about four went to Ann Arbor hospital la*t week.' months. He was born in Demmin. nn RtAto c-oIimt. **r fsther, O. W. Knowles. ' tan State College , MjwWlne ^ho is visiting Prussia in 1847 and came to America Wc mH hope for hl* »pr*dy recovery j ' Mlu. Sally Lowney of Battle Creek’ friends and relatives in this vicinity, with his parents in 1863 He married visited her uncle and aunt. Mr and i | Janet Dinwiddle and to this union were Mm. G E. Kenyon, from Friday until liold rsg rugs by the sides when returned to Missouri Mr and Mrs Dale IMT are the proud born eight children. Elizabeth and Ira Wednesday. shaking. If they are held by the ends, the weight of the rug pulls the threads parents of a seven pound daughter having died in Infancy. Mary Anders Mrs Ada Ashby attended the meet- I Peake seven years ago. John 0. five Ing st Pennock's grove Sunday, ' apart und they will wear faster. Mra. Eolia Miller of North Nashville years ago; tlie living arc. James Rob- <TTie sad news reached us thnt A.'j A roil of glued paper tape kept in the* kitclien will prove iiandy. Use it has been spending &<xne time wth O. C. eri. EtUabelh Anders Eckslrotn; Jay Dammers hail passed on to ills Eternal1 and Frank. His wife died 41 years ago for labeling jars and cans or picnic Marshal) and wife. home Saturday morning. He ha*' Mr. and Mn. Ciiarlea Newman and1 and he was a faithful father to the litdishes, or.for holding paper linings sons Richard and Gordon of Grand1 tic motherless children.' keeping his many friends in this place who extend' smopth in drawers b* on shelves sympathy to the^ bereaved one* Coat hangers ptbve themselves Rapids ai>cnt the week with thc for­ home together and managing his farm Paul -Mlilapaugh and friend of! Of over 100 acres unUl bedridden. He Muncie. Ind., called on hlx cousin. Mrs great space savers on rainy wash days mer's mother. Mn D W Irwin. Mn- Ida Sarvar and son Wayne are would have been 85 years old on August Ada Ashby Wednesday By placing tlie wet clothes on thc lungers, thc capacity of the indoor *pcndlng some time ' camping in Mr. and Mr* W Gates and grund- i Newaygo county. clothesline will be almost doubled children attended the Striker reunion MIm Altn Marshall has gone to visit I Mr and Mrs. Thomas Clark and Fai­ at Crooked lake Saturday Buy stockings to allow for shrinkage in washing. ’ Short stocking* can cause her slater. Mn> Alma Cobb al Beumer, ry Ann ot Kalamazoo visited Will Mc­ Mrs. Mina Kenyon calltd to ace her] Collum's Sunday evening. ’ . almost .us much trouble ax short shoes indefinitely. friend. Mra Imogene Wilcox qf Mid­ Mrs. Oretta Studcvilh* and-daughtcr '* Tlw McCallum reunion met Saturday dietown, It is much eaxlcr lo find n small Ind., nt Pennock hospital] utensil like an eggbeatcr when ’ll Ls Marcella Gibson of California ari* nt thc home of Mr. and Mrs Ray Tuesday. Her many friends ho;x? she] hanging on the wall than when It is sjiending some time with friends und Baniqs. there being , about 65 pretent may soon recover j. . • A beautiful day. un minimally excellent lying on a slielf or in, a drawer among relatives in this vicinity. Mr. and Mr* 1>-wis lime of North Joyce Gray of West Vermontville has dinner und a very enjoyable program Cloverdale oilier utensils. Hang-up the frequent­ spent Sunday with Mr. and been visiting her grandmother. Mrs made them feel it had been an excep ­ ly used kitchen utensil wlwncver pos­ Mrs O E. Kenyon Monday being tiic Lulu Gray. tionally happy gathering There were birthday* sible. ' Mr Kenyon and Mri. ' Mrs. Frarik Norton spent Thursday relatives from Kalamazoo. Battle Hine theyofdecided they would celc-1 with her sister. Mrs Ella Taylor, in Creek. Coats Grove. Grand Rapids. De­ brate. Other caller* tiicrc were. Tiw ■>-. MARTIN CORNERS. on Mrs Zoe troit. Washington (State) borides those dore Pranshka nnd faimiy of Bnish Tim,Martin school will.b<gin Mon­ Nashville an’d called day, August 29. wini Ml** Iona Gilles? Hawkins in VermontvUlc in the after­ from nearby poyits. All departed hap­ Ridge and Mr und Mt Percy Hal-,1 noon. pily hoping to meet again next year. pic ns teaefter. lock and daughter Yvonne of MainMrs. Ella Taylor of Naxhvlhi- and E The community meeting will be held well.' Thc eleventh annual reunion of tlie Muy lx He. Hart and Barbara Martin school Was held at Coles land- D. Lapham of California were Saluniay Fridny evening with Mr and Mrs Cliamix-rlnin of Shuiu. C Woodiwu*' j Ingjnioruapplc lake Tuesday. August ’ night visitors al tlie Frank Norton David Shepherd of Prairieville. All an- and family of Laramie urged to be present Sandwiches and home. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunt .spent liut C. W. Knowles entertained hi* chil­ one other dbh for lunch Mrs Fern sal down to the well tilled tables und week in South Maple Grove many more came in tin* afternoon. Wi- 1dren Sunday. Mr nnd Mrs. Vcm Barnes and Hubert McCullum Mrs. Mina Praiudika of Brush Ridgt . ’ our old iKnowles. Verdun. Marguerite, and charge of the program. spent Monday with her uncle. Georg* , 01.11« of i.t I 'Marie Ki.owlc* of Battle Creek. Mr* schoolmate, Nellie Mend White Kenyon, It being his seventy-fifth ‘ Batavia. N.’ V A g<xx! program and Oretta Studcville and daughter ol HOLMES CHURCH. birthday. They all attended the,fu-| -IMits was enjoyed bv ail and nil frit California. Mrs. Alberta Greenfield arwj Mr. and Mrs Fred .Durkee.. Mr. .. and neral of Arnold Lammer* at Cedar! it had been a day of enjoyment and son Junior of Hastings. • Mn Keith Durkee. Mr and Mrs Ro- ,Creek in Ute afternoon. plea ant menuHie* | Mr and Mrs. Glen Aspinall and land Valentine, and their gue*t* from Mr and Mrs Wilbur Gibson and .-.or; Mr Eva Truutwein and grand- children of Durfee district, and Ebcr Flint. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Reiglcr. spent Gerald attended the Ionia fair Weddatigiiter. Jeanette Truutweln. of near I Hoffman of Bellevue township apent Sunday with Seymour Reiglcr near nexday. Morgan were Saturday anti Sunday I Sunday with their parents, Mr. and Freeport. Callers at J. W Tedzow's Sunday] guest* of tie- former'* daughter and'Mrs. Pete Hoffmam Mr. and Mr*. Will Rowley of Cin­ were, Mr and Mr* W Lurch and son i husband, Mr and Mrs. James Tyler.-------------• • * ;—; ~ cinnati ar<- spending a few days with Harold. Mr. ur.d Mrs. J Powers mid i of Woodland ;EAST ORANGEVILLE Mrs Sarah Durkee and OgdcruDun- daughter Evelyn of Battle Crr-ck and! Tlw MI. M * Dorothy and Greta Cogs- ;. AND WEST HOPE, ley s. Mr. and Mrs. Beckest ol Lansing well of Lakeview were Sunday guests ol 'Last Week s Utter. Mr and .Mrs. John Meade and sons their aunt. Mrs. Millie Ftshc. ! The Johncix k .formerly Eagle school ot Batavia' were week end guests al BAKRVVIU.E. , Mr* Agnes Barry and little son. ‘ reunion was a decided success. There Iten Crockfords. Bobble Foster t* spending this week Rolx-rt Donald, returned home Sun- were 150 present. A picnic dinner wa* Mr and Mrs. Sylveiitel Qyersmith. with hi* little friend, Thomas Ban­ day (illcrnpun after .sjwndlng lhe pustj.served under tlw shade trees and a Mr and Mn. JuM-ph Crocl^ford and field. in Portland. t.TTiHyr with iter parent*. Mr, and:play wa* given under ti>c directum of Mrs. Artie Crockfortl of Milwaukcc Dr. and Mn Herman Wyngarden Mrs. — Ruwcll jdhncoek. Mrs. Erm T-xId. of thc Center road. i •*-1**- - Visiting, pmes 1 werc Thursday guests nt Ben Crock­ und two daughters. Nancy and Mary . land a ball game completed u' very ford's. Ellen, of E Lansing, spent Sunday • FAIR LAKE. | pleasant day ‘ Mrs Elmer Matthew* and *onx are with Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Mead ami ’"' Tlie Kinsley Ladles* Aid Society । Mr and Mrs Pi-arl Hayward and *]xmdlng sometime with her mother.' Rus'cll. Russell miikft, his home with - —------------------------ - Jas well ut -; Henry -Wright of Washington cam? Mrs. Colton, in East Woodland, who is the Wyngarden's during college year tended. aix»utforty being present Tl.- last Tuesday to visit'Mr and Mr* Er- sick, Dr. Wyngarden is asMHaie profevair of . meeting for September will b<- held for johncock. ’ Mr ami Mrs. Harry Woodword and Economics at M 8 C 'supper, thr third W«-dn.-.lay with quite a few from thu community at­ sons. Mr*. Dawson Woodword and The 1. A S was held at the home I . Mra Bernice DeKiider Ladle* bring tended thc Flower show at Hastings .children of Cincinnati! and Betty and of Mr and Mrs. Ralph DeVine Friday sandwiches and one vtlwr di*h. (Saturday. Election of | Jack Donley of Hustings called at Wal­ with pot. luck shpper. Mr.- Mildred, Fritz und *or». Gene! ----- —---- ---------------------- officer-, i< *ulted as follows: Pre.’.. Mr* i ter Durkee's Sunday. Porti r Kunwle* und family. Bert Gar-1 COUNTY LINE. ' McKeown: Secy.. Mary f>'e*bit Mr,*. Roy WUkham. attended thtvBessie —----- ----— red and wife of Jackson, Arthur; Last Week'* Letter. s . Mtn tin school rfumbn Tuesday and the land TY»n*.. pearl Fatter. KnoRlvh ;md wife. Eva Wuibng und Mr*. Charles Hough of Odessa visited Brown schtxil itnion Sunday. I Frank \Vllcox of Middletown, Ind. children of Michigan Center and Mrs ; her sister. Mrs Rieka Gerhng’er, Mr* Artic Clpckford of Milwaukee j spent from Friday Ulf Sunday evening Grorgv Frey ot Grass take were Sun-:day. spent last week with her mother. Mrs. with his son Herbie. \ day guests of Mrs. Lit lie. Col lister. I Mrs. Nellie Hitt of Woodland and Joseph Crockford. | ** Mr. and Mrs Mr. and -----*• ** “ Chas "D»y und ■* ** ■* Jason' WilHsun and family *|x*nt • visited Mrs. S C. Schuler Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Crockford I l Mrs Heber’ Foster attended camp, Sunday wi*h Jolui Upjicr's of Rom | Mr. und Mrs. L^wie F. Eckanit of j meeting at Gull lake Sunday and th/ Mr Nettie Fislirr hu* returned to ।Grand Rapids visited their sister. Miss tended the Brown reunion Sunday. I young people consisting of Dora und Iler Inov in Richliind after sfiending,O1ga Eckardt, over the weekend. . ........ 'Agnes Foster. Virginia and Eldon Day, CEDAR. CREEK. a week, with her niece, Mrs. Francis Mn und Mrs. Herman Winkler atWill rsenuoer Schubcr anu and!R‘llh Spnnkerl and Mr and Mrs. Win - Ferris ----­ Lathrop. Knowle.. tcndtH thc class of 1914 reunion at daughter of Hosting* spent Sunday *ho spent the piixt week «t the lake, Mi . Blanche Goldsworthy and • Potter* Park. Lansing. Sunday ; afternoon at Wil! Gurd's, [returned home with them Sunday LveIriend. Arthur IxMtgbrcuk. were visi- | Mr.'nnd Mrs. Ray Sheet attended the Marjorie Lammers had her tonsiU; n,nK. .. ■ tors of Lottie Colhster Munday (shed reunion at Riverside Pork, Ionia, removed at Pennock hospital Monday,] Mr. and Mrs, Herbie Wilcox and --------- ~ '------------Sunday. and Wilcox ............. .................... .—.,1 . --------------- ----- ---------- ?— Frances and Fern Campbell spent Kenneth —”* ” '<4 Frank WH 'w* attended Wax there ever a man who willingly admitted iiaving siwwn |x»r judg-' The typewriter nuikcs it easy to write. the |gut week with their brother. Ivan, tlie Durfee school reunion at Clear lake Saturday and report a fine time. ment?.................................................... [but it's Just ax hard to think as ever. and wife of Urbandale. Ninety-eight sat down to a tabic that ’' Arnold Lammers, a long time restden’. of this place, passed away on surely did not denote "hard times.' times. August 20. only being a anvil short uiuc. time. .......•................. Wilcox taught the Durfee । nufcu.'l ju, uiu, ucinx ill a . ----- .schpo. • tt-a« nearly 91 «>i years vr«r, of nf age nw and anri had several Ken-­ He was vveral years ago and Herbie and Ken ' been so kind and good to everyone ucth attended school ,llcrt'Mrs. Louise I^lhrop and Mrs. Mindu I that he had won thc respect of all who knew him. His presence in the’ com­ Mudge are attending caftip meeting at munity will be greatly mtesed. The be­ Gull lake this week. Mrs Frances Ryan and Mrs. Ruth reaved ones have Lhe sympathy of all. Mrs. Edith Campbell, who has been Mudge who chaperoned tlie Barryville quite sick, is some better. Her daugh­ young people at Gull lake tlw pas*, week returned home Sunday evening. ter., Mrs. John Gurd. is with her. Misses Lorraine Juglg- and Alice Some from tills way attended tire Hackney of Hastings spent Thursday Ionia fair. Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. with Mrs. Herbie Wilcox. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Willetts and Helen Melvin Campbell, who were recently Hid Clayton of tills place and Mr married in Indiana and children ol Mr. nnd Mrs. Milo Brown of Battle Archie Newton Creek, Mrs. J. M. Kushnlr of New York Prichardville were Silntlny ruc^Is ol City and Mr. und Mrs. Leo Monroe and Mrs. Clarn Day and the girls. son of Kalamazoo were guests of Mr. BRANCH DISTRICT. and Mrs. Ardy Owen Sunday. nenry Leinaar ueiiuuir and ano family iiininy visited visuco .. _ ... Henry Telephone 251? Frank Sage Hastings, Mich. their brother Lloyd Haines and family] •nt'Mr' w,n' *l-'al1 and Pn*cill.i of Battle Creek Sunday of canw Saturday to the home * ,s . of Mr. and Mrs. L E. Mudge. Mrs Ryan and Priscilla will stay for two week* SANDY HILLS. Sunday. August 28. at lhe Yankee ond expect to attend thc conference ut < ■ Springs church, there will be Sunday Gull lake Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Norton of Battle sciiool al 10:00 o'clock, C. E. at 7:00 iityl preaching at 8:00. Our new inin- -Creek and Mr. and Mrs Rudolph Hal! tder. Mrs. Griffith, will be with us to> were Sunday afternoon callers of Mr bring tiw message in Sermon. Every­ and Mrs. Vincent Norton. Mr. nnd Mrs. ClaytZm McKeown one try to attend. TTus will be our• first sermon Tor several mon tils on ac­ Miss Donna and Miss France* Darby count of the illnew of our former min­ left Thursday on a trip tn Niagara Falls and will visit relatives while gone. ister. Mrs. Ickes. \ Rev. Samuel Norton of Lakeland Wc arc expecting a group of “Y" boy* from Eldon Farrcl s group in, Fla. will fill the pulpit next Sunday nt Woodland, to bring « special program, the Evangelical church while Rev of music next Sunday, August 28. al Rhoades will attend camp meeting at 7:0Q P. M., Tlicse boy* are coming: Buchanan Mr. and Mr*. L E Mudge and from a long ways and would like u> large crowd. Try to attend and en­ daughter Ruth, odd Mrs. France* Ryan and Priscilla spent Sunday at tlie home joy their program with u*. Mrs. Geo. McKibbm and daughtersi of Mrs. Clara Day. Miss Ruth Mudge and Mr* France* You’ll get ten cold cash dollars right smack in Ruth and Doris attended the Ioniai Fair. Tuesday evening and Wednes­ Ryan and daughter Priscilla will spend your hand. That’s what I’ll give you if I fail to the week at Gull lake at the Voting day. A fine time wa* reported. sell you a Rockne Six and you buy any other new Tlie young people of Yankee Springsi People's Conference will meet to play game* at the home WKST CARLTON, of M. E. Maze. Come and enjoy thc My proposition is just this: You take out a The Clarence FelUer home a as the evening with us. scene of a jolly good time Monday eve­ Rockne for an hour’s trial drive—then if, within a ' STONY POINT. ning. August 15. when eighteen guests week, you can let yourself buy any other new car Wellman school will begin the 29th assembled to help Master William cele­ of August. with a base price below $600, I’ll give you $10. brate his fifteenth birthday Jay Blough and son Richatd were David Hershberger of Manchester. That’s how good I know the Rockne is. That’s Ind, has been visiting tils relatives in guests of Claud Fighter and son Ber­ how good it’s proved itself to be to people all their community for a few weeks. nard. at thc Fighter cottage. Guu lake, Catherine Baker of Hastings is from Thursday until Sunday; Mesaround here. It's the sensation of 1932 — built, spending a few days with her uncle. dames Fighter nnd Blough with their sponsored and guaranteed by Studebaker, John Blocher. families spent Sunday with them, all Ed Deaklns’ family entertained returning home having had splendid . pioneer and pacemaker. So come on in and take friends from Lansing over tlie week luck fishing out a Rockne. Prove to yourself what a value it is end. A. 1- Draper and family of Grand at $585 f.o.b. factory and up! Ed Mead made a business trip to Rapids were week end guests of Mr. Laporte. Ind.. Friday. Miss Mead ac­ And Mra. Bert Frisby. * companied him. Walter Lewis and family, wlio have Mrs. Ruasel Keys, who lias been liv­ resided in Isaac Moulton's Unant ing in Detroit for the past two months house near the Jones school., have is spending a couple weeks with her moved in Bownc township across the ■ ptiowilOl HARDvAbE COMPANY Hailinj. parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Wellman. road from Chas. Bakers. She commences her school at Mar­ Mr. Bloomer of Alto visited his lette, September 6. daughter. Mrs. Claud Yeitcr, and fam­ Robert and Roma Blocher spent the ily last' week. (TO. ogrr IM poJ Ml 9,1911) Philip Nailer of Chicago visited his I week end with friends at Green lake. Robert returned Sunday and Roma aunt. Mn. Art Rlchaxd-on. and fam-' will spend the week there. ily Friday evening. [ Tlie ♦ Ui , ■■ 11,1,1 'Pl»l ' II Homemakers' Comer I - w“‘1 h , SAVE with SAFETY at the REXALL STORE FREE! your choice of FREE! 50c Milk of Magnesia—50c R^xall Orderlies—50c Klenzo Tooth Paste—-59c Pure-Test Rubbing Al­ cohol or 100 Pure-Test Aspirin Tablets. With the purchase of ONE PINT BOTTLE ) Sale is limited. Only one combination sold to a person. Other Specials—on which you can save 75c FLY KILL . 50c 50c FLY KILL . 35c 25c Tooth Brushes 25c Castor Oil $1.00 Cod. Liver Oil 50c Jonteel Crrns. 19c 19c 79c 39c 25c Adhesive Plaster 19c CAkVETH & STEBBINS THE RENALL STORE GOODS DELIVERED HASTINGS • J PHONE 2131 l__ ~ WANT TO SELL? TRY THE WANT COLUMN ___ Why be «atisfiea with a second-choice FiRST-choice costs no more? is advancing in price FILL YOUR BIN NOW I Latest Improved l-ifetime IWlaranteed GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. ■ GOODYEAR BROTHERS SCPF.RTWIST CORI) TIRES ' Full Oversize—4.40-21 I I I SURE, I’M PREJUDICED, BUT $10 SAYS I’M RIGHT ♦ BOTH for ---------- ------- The National^Antiseptic Mouth Wash and Throat Gargle. 1 Tube VXo S3.S9 Each Full Oversize—4.50-20 EACH in Pair $13.9* Tube 9I« 6J.89 r.ach per set $15.16 Tube Via 85-95 Each SA SO $X83 EACH jn pair S15*3Z EACH Pairs per set $18.00 at these 7 QUALITY FEATURES! 1 Lifetime Guaranteed. Goodyear name and house flag on aldewell. 3 Full ovenlie. S2f5’’ ^^Keach EACH ^^Jpiu Pairs in Pain S18.2B per set Full Oversize—5.00-19 Full Oversize—4.75-20 ’, LOOK per set Full Oversize—4.75-19 ' Full Oversize—4.50-21 I I EACH ^g^Pin Pairs $18.88 per'set per set BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SHOP NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. PHONE 24M HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 2 with Super twist 4 Bulk cord, Goodyear pa t ent. SMITH & DOSTER DELTON, MICHIGAN Good Uied Tiru $1 Up Expert Tire Vi 111 �had spent thc post week in Blodgett hospital where a lie had been taking Hinckley and Mrs. Ingalsbe of their treatments.' Stafford Hathaway and family of birthdays, which wen* August 19 and 20 Chicago and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hub­ respectively. bard and son Homer from Pennsylvan­ ia are spending tlie week with Mr.-, Nettle Broun of'thia vicinity Mr.'and Mrs. E- Q Lewis and grand­ daughter. Maxine, and friend spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. George Clinton Youngs from Florida and Cross near Battle Creek. Major J. K .Jaeobs left this Monday Mt=. Gene Youngs of Charlotte spent Thursday of the post week with Mrs. morning for Washington where lie goes In training fur the next six weeks. NettiesNewark at this place Mr. and Mrs Art Earl spent Sunday NEW RACKET. with their son. Floyd. and family at Bobby -Short ot ipoiwyi: • I say. Dad. Charlie Wickham and daughter and have you any work you'd like me to niece from Detroit spent Tuesday- do?’’ Father (taken by surprise!. -Why. night and Wednesday forenoon of thc no—but—er—" oast week with Mrs. Nettle Newark. Bobby. Then would you like to put me on the dole?" ‘ COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS LEGAL NOTICES DAYS ONLY llnujuat MiCuti. /oi ifOUl SHOPPING LIST ... Friday and Saturday, Aug. 26th and27th Coffee . . Coffee 3 «- 49c Jewel A imooth, lug-ant blend CatSUp Counby Club 14-oi. bottle 1 Oc Pwarkw* Del Monte 04 cou.byCiub 9 * reaches Jell Roll Coffee each 15c each 12c Oven fteih Ring 9«5r Nocam Her Grace Sunbrite Cleanser 3 Lux Soap 3 cam 11c b*>* 19c Lui Flakei, Ije. pkj. Sic—2 tm. pkgt 19c e»»< popuiw Flour . . Flour King's Flakes 39e " ■ Michigan milled (Lowell, Mich.) Special Vote Itemi Tracy Hinckley of Jackson. Missis­ sippi. dolled at tlie homes ot MIm Augusta Hinckley und Mr. and Mrs. Friday and Saturday Auguit 26lh and 2 7th Monday lo Thursday Aug. 29th to Sept ItL Quick Arrow Pk9 19c Chipt— it 5 eibo volet Sunbrite Merna Leu. are spending their vacation With tlw latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Lipscomb, at Green lake. ' Pen-Jel pkg ★ 5 tiba volet cant 11c Country Club—Glatt Jar ★ 5 t«ba volai ■ each 1 5c ★ 5 tuba volet 14c i*r 15c Apple Butter Counby Club' it 5 <>ba volai Tomato Juice i«» 10c Jell Roll a couple days 3 Cleemer— i 5 eiba votet with 3 cam Kuh'. 2 pin 27c - Package Cheete • ★ S extra volet (2 pkgt.) FRESH FRUITS .nd VEGETABLES Bananas 4 »- 17c Goldin yellow—Firm ripe fruit Yarger of Lansing fair Wednesday, h k . wa of Decatur greeted I old friends ___ _ _____ T._. Jones school reunions Saturday. 19c z Orangda Lemons 3 '« 10c Fancy Sunldit—300 slit Sweet Potatoes' 3 «> 10c Vlrsinie—New aoo. Rneti atalitM .• "ut « si Grand Rapids were callers at the F. E ~ I Deming home Friday. They called at utsstov °r 'Ih< Franklin Burgess home also Mr and Mrs George Thompson at­ tended thc Ionia fair Thursday afterMLss Maxine DePriester of Has'nga spent a "few days last week with her sister. Mrs Charley Price. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith of De­ troit were guests of Mrs. Anna Walton ' Monday. , Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilliland spent' bert Relgle.r ot Flint. Playford Burgess of Battle Creek spent the week end with his mother. Mrs. 8. L Peckham returned to her home Thursday at Lake Odessa, after a few days' stay with Mrs. Edith God­ trey and Dr. Peckham. Mrs. Cora Gardener returned home' Sunday after a few days' visit with Mrs. W M White and daughter. Miss Grace, at Smyrna. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ickes and the for-, mer’s sister. Anna, are spending the week end with relatives in Hasting*. I Callers Saturday at the Pearl Smith home were. Mrs. Henry Williams and daughter. Geraldine, of Carlton Center and Mra. Fay Darby of Clarksville. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Ingalabe. Corwin I NovUkey. Miss Iva Zeigler. Mr. and Mrs. 8. E Johnson of Grand Rapids.; Herbert Hinckley of Dearborn. Tracy, Hinckley of Jackson. Mississippi. Mrs., Hazel Novlskey and family gathered al] ’ Choicest Quality Meats Boneless Veal Roast Lb 16c Beef Pot Roast Meaty Cuts Lb. 9c Rolled Rib Roast "> Boneless Hamlets LbFrankfurters and Bolognay 3 Lbi. lor Chickens FINE FRESfl DRESSED FOWL Lb. 17c ]jc 25c 16c Genuine Spring Lamb Leg of Lamb Shoulder Roasts Breast B Chop RiUwUi. u> 16c Lb. 10c u>- 5c u>. 15C � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-08-31.pdf 69ddde53f0e3360616a4f9bd78fadf01 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, AUGUST 31, 1932 . 16 PAGES JOE EVANS ARRESTED Fourth Amendment Proposed Would DISTRICT HASBEEN Officers Found Varied Assort­ Exempt ReSl Estate From Taxation ABLY REPRESENTED ment Of Liquors Secreted FOR BOOTLEGGING Up to $3,000 of Assessed Valuation PAGES 1 to 8 SPLENDID RESPONSE TO LAST WEEK'S ADV. The* Home Lumber Co. Again Offers Many Bargains To . Home Owners NUMBER 18 EVERYONE CDME TO LABOR DAY PICNIC On Premises CONG. JOHN (J. KETCHAM FREE OX ROAST AND OTHBR Joe Evans, of Nashville, is. in the In last week's issue The Home STANDS HIGH ON AGRI­ GOOD THINGS FOR ALL toils of the law. The officers have Aside from electing candidates, vot- ( householder, shall be exempt from all such property interest idruribing Hi Lumber Co advertised a special sale been watching Joe closely for a long ers at the 24qMmber flection will de- taxation other than io pay public debts at any named price, which price shall >n a large quantity of lumber, flooring, WHO ATTEND CULTURAL COMM. time, but couldn't seem to get any­ clde the law ofiteven proposed Con-1 heretofore incurred; and the home- thereupon become the assessed value roofing, paint, etc. on which they thing on him They were confident, stitutional amendments and a propo- itrad owned and occupied by any of »uch interest; which offer may be were overstocked. Evidently people do in their own minds, that he was boot­ lined to repeal the present oieomargar-1 householder shall to the extent of accepted al any time within 60 day* :eqd the advs for the -Lbr. Co. has JEP BISBEE WILL FAVORS FURTHER RE­ legging. Wednesday night they1 had Ine law. All of them are important, w y,<iui'* .......in • :»ad a wonderful response and have BE PRESENT IN P. M. DUCTION OF TAXATION the evidence that Justified the-Issue of particularly the fourth. Article X. Sec other than to pay public debt* heretd- • P"™ depositing «u.h price In sold a lot of tte things offered at bar­ thr gain prices. ' c search warrant. They found quanti-' 7, which propose* to exempt home­ fQre Incurred, and for benefit umu- rath with -"h thr ,h" county «•“""* treasurer "off •»tie* of various, liquors—moonshine, al­ stead.- ,<homes and farms* to the Ex­ county where such property is located, Tins WTCk they have another adv Two Baseball Games .And Fino cohol and beer Quite an assortment tent of\83.000 and personal property to any assessment roll is completed, filed, pkyablr to the order of thr <iffrrri>»f»-■ Program Of Contests And was brought along with Joe to the jail the extent of 11.000 and the fart announced In the news­ on deposit nt a duly esrculcd/con- ing to build new buildings-or repair . Stunts Will Delight AH thr The bottles were found at various Article X. Sec. 7 the proposed: paper believed by the assessing officer present one.* The Home Lbr Co. has The people.of Barry county are tn* ! built up a fine business through square Barry county‘haa much at stake, as places on his premises We understand amendment reads as follows: vited to attend the Barbecue and Pichas every county in the fourth con­ he has confessed and that his cose will t-ixlnx district. any person having an ride performancr, and Ihr state tied] •dealing and right prices. nit*, which will be held fin the fair gressional district, in the primary elec­ be disposed of in the near future Interest In any property a.wwd may ' ground* of this city on Labor Day, tion to.be held Tuesday. September 13. f To the value of J 1.090. the household purpose of thi* amendment is] i Monday September 5 A* there is to This district lux* been ably represented goods, provisions, livestock, tool* ... andM interest by deposiUng with the assessbe no fair thi* year, this will be the In congress by Jphn C Ketcham of slock of his trade, owned c ' 'by any in< officer a duly executed offer to sell ' (Continued on, page nine, part two* । I one chance for people from all parts this city. He was widely known over , of the county to get together in tho the district before he was sent to ENJOYABLE PICNIC ARRESTED FOR POSSESS­ old-fashioned way. Washington Probably no man has as , The Affair is in charge of the wHto-/9n acquaintance and as large a HELD THURSDAYI ION OF FIREARMS i American Legion Post as-.ls’.ed by the circle of friend* in the six counties as CONFESSES SETTING FIRE individual member* of tte Commercial ^hax hr. But friendship alone Is not Supervisors and County Offi-, ------ - -------------- ... jciub and the tegton Auxiliary of tills thr basis on which a congressman INTERESTED IN DEVELOP­ Claude Shaffer Had Neglected TO — SPONABLE HOUSE IN should be chosen. What this district cers* Association Met At To Have Weapons Register­ MENT OF PEONIES IN I HASTINGS TOWNSHIP n> need* at Washington is the man who Prairieville Park BARRY COUNTY ed — Officers Make Find can best represent It* Interest* there. VISITORS' DAY ON THURS ­ . -isar.'. । figured he could have Ibe _____ _____________________________ served free with the roast ox. sand­ About sixty attended the supervi Claude Shaffer, of Yankee Spring' Tlir major interest ol the fourth wiches and coffee—all free to the DAY AND FIELD DAY ' was brought to the Jal) Wednesday He district u agriculture. Fortunately for GIVING TWO THOUSAND । picnic, which was ncld tnursdaat zwr— nr-n,ii, _ rpubis twld on a technical charge of havthis district. Mr. Ketcham now stands p,alruu.llr Park on rhe -d dull JOB OF REBUILDING , c"h prto U“ ON FRIDAY will toward the chairmanship of the; PLANTS FOR SCHOOLS trig weapons in hl* poatesaton which1 Jake Th. gathering included the'w 0.-,..^ With Old -There will be two baseball games, ----- — the law requires should be properly houpe commitu-e y*n agriculture, hav-' uncs.of members and the guests of Blaze Was Started With Old,.^ onp at trn A „ wl„ ing been a member of it since lie was Is Owner of Largo Peony Farm luted, which had not been done But CAMP CLOSES TODAY. the Association- There wa* a pot lucki Newspapers Then He Drove i Indian Landing and the Crooked lake lir.M wm naMiiiiKwu i* tint «... in u Wuswum II wrun At Augusta An<1 Haa Ha(1 :•».!. «So ..-plrlon I WEDNESDAY. AUG. 31 dinner and a bail game. Probably nil I •more thdn probable that, us a result of । On To Vermontville lcank' Thr onr a‘ thrw‘ p M *‘u ** the search ’ of • his premises revealed records were broken for .base-running I vn to Vermont vine between the Hastings K. of P team I— some the election to be held till* year, if Years Of Experience — -new , Mik dresses, silk cloth',and, The Banner mentioned -hut week an(1 tSw Woo <ibury rune. Nine by the male member* rd the Associa-.................................. ...» the .... aml wooamiry Mr Ketcham shall te chosen, that he Dr w Kalamazoo has would- Total Enrollment Is 181 Boys Mr. w g r. Upjohn upjonn of Ol suuanuMW nas : *’n“'r . ttr“c>r:l, l*>Bt... lion J(flne time was spent in vudtlng, fact that on Wednesday. August 24, the tin: ' Thrrf will There w1n be an archery contest, contest. will.be made the rhairman of that m.dr .^2 a» vrry --------- Jit -found liis fiome. mdems . . ».*»» urncrou, to Uir .< “““■ in “> lutont muar very -generous gui ... io .uuir , te naturallv -------------and Twenty Three Stiff which is really the most delightful leahouse on what i* known athe Isaac Whleh will be of interest, berause there . . ol U.rr.v roomy . . .In order . ... .. cornmittoe. That would te a fortunate Io nV ■» tlw «» . vttnxrnr mirt*arttnn> ownr.rer nf m<Hire of Uu-se gathering*. Spbttable fatni. soutl*east of this city hll!> a revJvu i o{ archery In lhe situation for this district. Whether he l.c.p Members help UWUI them beautify uruuui)-the 111 school grounds Premises< in Hastings township, wa* domaged by i tWo or Ulr„, la or not. Lis long service on that com- and Interest themTii the cultivation of! Thursday August 35. wav Visitor** ,a firex-f mysterious origin. The build-. A an(J a flock of chick­ miMm—w*M-]nit him in a position to the peony. 'Day at. the Krll".c Health Camp at ing was unoccupk-d. ens will te turned loose, and lhe serve the test interests of the farmers In 1931. the Federated Women's । North Pine lake and a large erowd was 1 Sheriff George W Leonard Ita* teen. catchers will be the keepers. ol hl. auuia II hi .h.IlJ.: r«umW Clute of the „ .............. . county voted that the! present. Visitor* who registered num­ I■ lnv».t( Mtin« «hi< «inr« ii race worth while investigating thi* flw. fire ever .since it w. or-' fl,.. Uber maul U.t™i hi lh« pwpl. ehol„ , ,„unly I bered 212 While about fifty or seventy| curred He had accumulated a con- i (Continued on page six* Ol th.> dUUM now U . rota In „„„ ,„a ,hey wouM la! hve did not register. , jsldetabie amount of evidence, all of ihr ami hi norernment II uplnauw lhe pia„uM «t IM. Hower Each one whovuiu this ramp is im-. which seemed to point to Carroll A. u. I- »rn mat ChwnMmKh Kruh.m .«..w« ua*. „ tK, vw roant) ... , that tune -------|I U...y.. At prc.sicd Uy the beautiful surroundings, pres Cutler, a brother of Mrs Sponable, as. SPECIAL SHOE SALE voted for eveiy measure brought be- there t• were no ■ Garden Clubs and mar; .l.e camp site, the fin.- buildings. tin ** NEW LAW GIVES TEN DAYS -i,. one Who set fire to tte pro;>crty j iiy PRESENT OPERATING PLAN the FOR SCHOOL PUPILS • (Continued on page three* i communities had no Women*.* Clute --------------------------Having thi* evidence. State Fire------ ---" REQUIRES SEVERAL MORE capable supervision, the worthwhile­ ADDITIONAL FOR RE REG ­ Imi it. was thought a good idea lot ness of the wlmle undertaking and thr Marshal Charles Lane of Landing wa- Ironside Shoe Co. Offers Many ... I work through the schools of the coun­ HELD THIRTY-EIGHTH (splendid program carried on'each day. CHANGES IN INTERIOR ISTRATION PURPOSES called on Monday. Cutler was brought Appealing Price Re­ This section of camp is for Boy : to the JaU here and questioned by the I ANNUAL GATHERING Idea was submitted to them and met ' Scout*. Cute and others from Barn* and Fire .Marshal, the Sheriff and Proiwductions TWENTY-TWO HUNDRED th r^tgrn with tteir approval and lhey voted to, 1 cuter Barnett. He stoutly denied lus Right at the time when parent* espe­ Small Number Of Soldiers Able endorse the peony as a county, flower bHtUb IU Bt lUnN UUWN otter camps this summer, the FoiindaHAVE ENROLLED HERE guilt; but things he then admitted,! cially. and school pupils as well, will To Attend Programs Wod- and‘“ J all possible to aid in "* do the culti-1* „ , . . Imwuu* all >» tte .i« 'yxis-uev ------------- ----The --together with evidence which the most appreciate it. the Ironside Shoe .. iton nieiting vation of the peony on . the school; Balance of Improvements Later. n.nnter •■! lad- r.altered.ujbTwith 23 County Clerk Hill Has Had Ex -1 Sheriff ted previously gathered point­ Company of this city announce a Spe­ neaduy And Thursday i ground* and .. at their homes. h-i. >. .. staff member*, making avtotal of 204. ed strongly to his guilt, jo he was held cial Shoe Sale for School Pupils. This —Plans Made By Wallace (Continued un page eight) v. the M.v Barry When Dr. Upjohn heard of this work. tte distribution of boys bi ing a* fol­ tra Number Of Ballots Printed i Tte annual reunion of -pecial sale ha* many price reductions, Osborn Are Adopted County fioldierh* and dwu Sailors* ,le ........ Immediately Interested low Hasting. 17; Middleville 14. uuuiiiy .. jiiu -.ia Aasocia-!— -- -became ----- - ---------- --as For Each Precinct In Co. ! . which will make it especially appcal. . . .. . ..... lw a pruuL Invar nf thr ivnnv mwl tlon war. teld in this rity on Wcdnt.s• Kfeut lover of the peony and There liav been such a decided Woodland 12; Nashville 10: Freeport 9; wed.iewiav 01 law weex a to-i । ing. UiTto Wednesday of last week a te-1 BARRY COUNTY GROWday and Thursday lost week, in the I ! ha*-more than twenty acre* under cul- change in the ifiethod of operating the "\1^i*le° Grov?"^’,CMlton l“‘ °r 2 20y nam,s h“d bccn I*«ulercd The Ironside Shoe Company has al­ tContiniied on nno-three, paty three* ■"■'i ERS’ ASSON. ORGANIZES ___________ O O F. hall It was their- thirty-! •Continued pumjis at the watrrworks plant in re­ “Z"?; HL S oi4; ways had. __________________ the reputation of — selling eighth annual mi-eting. Tte contrast cent month*, that thr pump hotiM* on , good shoes. “Good" does not mean exFINE YiONOR COMES ! West Mill street is no longer adapted was marked, when ci.miHirison is made Plainwell 9: Martin 6; Wayland 5;_baiprobable that nearly J- G- Johnson Elected President pehaivc: but it doc* mean that there with tlje old day*, when the inner cir-; I AMRIF f,,r Olal *ork wlthoul change* anew from Fennville. Saugatuck. Hop " ­ all who are eligible ■ ... .. is quality in them Beside* low prices arc now on the list UMonicn L-HrviDiL-uj, to n fcw monUu% ag0 th,. punipR kins. Holbert. Cheshire and Battle At Picnic and. Business cle of tte fan- ground* was covered; i for high quality, the company gives It war thought that tte 24th of Au­ aith tent* to accommodate tte Civil' operated by steam power. Tid* re- Cic-k Meeting „On ____________________ Thursday „ I liclpful service to every Pupil who may Appointed Member Of Impor­ ■ were gust was die last day for registration; quired the storage of is lot of coal war veterans, and when the yearly Plans for this week nr<v Sunday, under the The growers of the Farmers* Mar-........ bu.X their The tne new law, wiucn which is 1* now now opnxxro^rii uic rwuma bum —-.......shoes. —. --__"dress-up - idea . There wn* also built some time ago a war canoe race, two 34 foot hear cuntx-s, native in this city; but it appearr thatiket, located . . at. ... tant Committee On meeting wa* a marked event. In con-; Hasting*,. .back. of... the mrj.aa. ma>' P-ease the vnurt«r<t»r« youngsters, nut but. that that I tall brick chimney, which was con­ with crews of three men and eighteen trxst tterc were only a handful of gray1 ti:< law provide* that ui cities of less )x»t office, held their picnic at J G. Ils >‘?t nearly W important a* conddInsurance ! nected with tte boilers. ■ Continued on page ten part two* haired men, most of them nearing or ( tltan 36.000 and more than 5.000 tte Johnson's cottage at Gilkey Lake -T&’STSSdSS A fine eune ^ to....... M. A — Lambie.; |[ ni past nitety years of age. The follow-) *» ■•••' honor »■•■....r....... At inc thr present present time time mere there are are jour four ’ registering can be continued up to the Farms August 25, 1932. About ««>;• 2 c£i w tte ^wing were present. Dr H C. Peckham, cashier of thr Hosting* City Bunk. on; pumjr. ail run by electric power, which BUDGET BALANCING ' Usual ten days previous to ti*-.- primary people mi t down to a picnic <l‘n‘*r.’^*thexMt^ care. »othat gr A J. Cowb s, Walter Coate* and D. W Monday. He wa* turtified tiiat iu- had i docs away with the strum boilers, also • ..•lection. lection. Which ?trfcct support and Which i* is what wh.it we we have have been been । After After dinner dinner aa business business meeting meeting wa* wa* (2SJ „R .’^l Mmilton of ’ ----b**”- oppointed by■ the President nioimuii of <>i Freeport riiTiani. A n. G. o Gorlis <>i ......... . — — — ----- - of - ,. dikes up but a fraction of tte space nCAMPAIGN CLOSES accustomed to in Hastings heretofore.; called ttf order .and organised a* the . Hie -----— - • • of• — — - Michigan n-nv-r<-*Jnr(«tt«.. •Otsego; James MacDonald CloverBankers' yrfociatlon, -»nh« John r. C qulIrd jor the steam plant and steam Read the ann announcement on another dale and A D Cadwaliader T O Hick*, upon the Important insurance pump*. There used to be a slghtly- Offerings To Be Brought To I Accordingly tte citizens who failed to Barry County Growers Association, ;ra»e. Hince its beginning, thi* comget registered on or before the 24th J. G. Johnson was elected president;, j”*’'* Icoking covering for the big reservoir; Webber. Jacob Klough and George committee of that Association. can now do so up to five o’clock next A E. Hayes, rice-president; C. A. Gal- jinny Ilnny has always had the reputation Methodist Church Next Bradtah of Hastings. John Roger* of i ««»*» have much insurance-burg- but time has made' havuc with it and of square-dealing and giving grod Saturday. September 3. Which,is ten;star, secretary and treasurer; J E values Tiiat is.what they are doing in this city and Ira Brooks of Cloverdale >»r'insurance, fire insurance and in-, it Is now unsightly and unsanitary Sunday Morning day* previous to primary election. iVantenberg. business manager; and . ’■"^“.".^aFsalc •'•tend ' Idemnfty insurance — and the cost of all There i* no further need of the big were unable to attend. Next Sunday t* the las: Sunday of Tte BantieE compliment* the people Wm. F. Haye*, assistant business man-; *(Oontlnued on page five! ’ On Wednesday the 'meeting .. ' was th,-5c Wcn“ ha* beeu^nounting in re­ tlrts Conference year and it'l* planned . (Continued on page five) • the president preafdent.. MrMrs Mr L^iibie has been. called to order by,* the CONFUSION ABOUT Barry county ought to be proud to to make it "Loyalty Sunday" at the Tillie MrLravy Roll f..,;; call found air greatly interested in this subject. His VOTING AT PRIMARY have an organization to take care of Methodist church Each one who haTHE ELECTORS OF BARRY CO: ----------- -------. h—4— which all high standing in the Association, and officers present.’ «following wl ' any -fruit and vegetables that Barry ------...H,....r"A=i£ri “i ** An cn- hls knowledge of the subject h\vc led] joined ... in singing 'America.** troduced by the Board a few week* ago., , county growers raise, and enable the Elector Must Declare Which ' Joyable 1nform.1l program was given i10 his appointment as a member of ■ •j. '■xdqJkttt ' consumer to secure these - products I — --------- ----- — •••• • is requited to bring their money or! ■ ■ ■ that important committee. He ----has both-day*. ----------— ----- — Ticket He Or She Wishes see that it is brought to the 11F.30, strictly fresh and number one in; The Women** Relief Corp* furnished, notified the Association of his accepservice. Through thu means it U . quality. v At The Polls and served the meals' and hack charge. tBripe. 1, w. *sure km> that this organization. .... organization ho|*ed to balance up the budget for the I Tills honor reflect* credit upon Mr.’ There are many evidence* that the of the programs That organization.-. L."V7 “/.-f. year. Anyone desiring to give one or; will give enure satisfaction, and will be primary election vole on Tuesday. Sep...... lia.h charge, . ....................... .... ...'IUmbi. *> well •. upon IW b.iik winch which of tilts-annual re' _1“C" more extra dollars may bring'it Sun-1 | a great benefit to Barry county at union. thr MtawlW olltcm '><■ i.«a m.nmtrt » (MUtlUlx •» «Jhday and it Will be greatly appreciated. ‘ ; large.—Contributed. (any primary election in the history of President. jars Mrs Tillie sen-1 FTcaiaeni, nine MrLravy; .ururavy; sen ­ K‘r tor *** lna|>y Roy Hubbard and M O.tHill are thej Barry county. There are some in the ior Vler-PrcsWent. Mrs. Nellie Gower; leaders, and the membetw of tteir county who have never yet voted at a Chaplain. Mr*. Clara Bisson; Treasur­ “ . cams arc the Official..Board of the ' prijfiary election. We have been asked er. Mr. Eliza Hall; Secretary. Mrs ! church. It tv hoped there may* te u , ■ (to make some explanation of tte pri­ Emma Weyrrmim generous response to this "Balance the | mary law for their benefit. While so few Civil war veterans were Budget" campaign, as every thing; I At tte November general election. able to attend, it was still regarded as. should te settled . before Conference I ' tte ticket* of all parties are placed upworth while to gel them tqpether’ which convene* In tensing next week, । on one large ballot, and tte vqtgr can again; and they enjoyed the meeting. .-tartlng on Tuesday. Rev. Dewey leav-1 । M te wishes, vote for a candidate for It. was voted to hold a one day gather-1 IHBSM 1-. RUSS. ing that day. one office on the republican ticket and ing next year. Republican candidate for Barry Co. I have announced aiy candidacy for .. । for some other officer on the democra­ All are grateful to Mr. Nichols. Mr. Treasurer. Your support at the PriA Register of Deed.* on the Republican tic ticket and for some other officer on Sisson and Mr. Dlshcr for their kind-1 mary ejection on Tuesday. September I Ticket at the Primary Election. Sep-i Morris O. Hill for County Clerk. 1 the socialist ticket, if he jfleaaes. That }y service* and to Mrs. Mollie Van' 13th*. 1932. will be greatly appreciated. 1 tember 13. ' cannot be done at a primary election. Dugtcrcn of • Pasadena. Calif, and —Adv. 8-31. I am 40 years bld. nvyned and have This year in Barry county there will others who took part on the program*., one child, have resided tn Burry Co. all I te only two tickets, tte democratic and helping to make the reunion pleasant POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. my life and have taught tn the public the republican, which will te voted at for all who attended ’ I Having served a* ProMte Register schools of this county for more than 10 the primary. If a man come* to tho and as Clerk of the Juvenile Court for years. Besides this, I have had other , poll* and says he want* a ballot te will POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. the past seven years under Judge Kia clerical experience which I feel fully . te asked wtetter te wants a democraC. Eggleston. I feel that my experi­ lama candidate for nomination* for qualifies me for th|s position. ; tic or a republican ballot. If he re­ office of ence County Treasurer vvn.IlWj KX-uaum Ull on the MIC republican IcpilUIILUU I am a candidate - for the . VIIVC both WM1 InIII the MH! settlement M.-IMCIIICIIV of 111 estate* VPICICI I have never before asked tor public a republican ballot, te will te tieket Six vmivm year* no.. ago1 I —ran a close sec-Prosecuting Attorney* on the Republi-1 and lhe )UVfnl|c coun work has given Republican candidate for nomins- quests . office; am without employment and tlon ond. Two year* ago at the request of ’can ticket at tte coming primaries. 1 lne Bn insight and knowledge of lhe for County clerk of Barry Co, at' given lfl''en the ballot that contains the any assistance which may be given will, W E Streeter 1 was not a candidate. MX <B»llhcatiorfii exmsiat of »ix yean.*1 work and duties oK the office tiiat can-1 be greatly appreciated. ter 13 1932 Your juntxirt will- be that party for the rariom not to' interfere wnh his nomination ,ctlve Practice of law. two years as ■ nol be obtained In any -other way. Sincerely yours. for a second term.<Castleton Twp. has ^r0111 Court Commissioner and four; jn announcing myself as a candl—Adr John F. Chamberlain. never had a County Treasurer, al- 3'e»r» “ Justice of lhe Peace for the | date for me nomination for Probate though next to Hasting* city in num-i Clly Hastings. -Judge on the republican ticket I feel county. have had Buxines* College­ ELWIN NASH. . ter of votes and pays taxes on a I Your silpport at lhe polls. September I mat I ean give to the people a more training and eight yean experience in Candidate for Register of Deeds on public business. I am at present mem­ didate on the democratic ticket, Uta higher valuation than any township in!w111 ** appreciated. efficient has Ke--—-—— • eiiicicin service than uuui can one who wnt» na* Barry county. I will appreciate your I —Adv. 3 wk*. ? dj. ik>Crt -x. r. — *J»- Republican ticket. A T** Cortr ight. 1 I not had actual experience in handling ber of the .Barry County Board of 8u • Ha* lived in Barry county nearly ail pervisors. serving my third term from democratic ballot and. in that event. votes at the primary Sept. 13th. ----------------*" this work and the many and varied - As tax payer* and voters of 'thu ANNOUNCEMENT. . Edward L. Schantz, duties of thia most important office. county, you have the right to expect his life Johnstown township. I wish to announce that I am a can ­ at tte primary. Tte primary Has held township and other public —Adv 8-31 of Castleton Township. If nominated and elected to the I feel that I am qualified to satis­ didate* didate* for the republican nomination office of Probate Judge it Will be my courteous and efficient service from offices. is for the purpose of naming lha can­ factorily perform the duties of county for sheriff of Barry county. Have purpose to render to the people the your county* official* Hus served as administrator of es­ clerif. and If nominated and elected will j didates to be chosen by each of tte CORRECTION. Experience, coupled with a desire to served as supervisor of Johnstown nine parties for political office, ao Mparato give my undivided time to the duties of The Banner is sorry that our report­ years and chairman of tte board of service they have u right to expect. serve, brings that efficiency which you tates. ; party ballot* are furnished for tte Graduated from Michigan State that office. —Adv. Out 9-7 Stuart Clement. er muunderetood Don Perkin* of the ^ tvrivlian- have BlTC have the right to demand. supervisors; also been Ba „„„ deputy City Barter-Shop when he told u*of lX rtff Bnd know the foyr Allan C. Hyde. (voter. The general election I* far tte If you have appreciated the court­ Normal College and taught school eight —Adv. . - purpose of choosing candidates after • POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. years. * • ““Sllwnn. II ..omln.Ud and dieted I — — * I they have teen nominated al the priWill appreciate your support at the eous and efficient service which you Your support at- the poll*. September A ■ mary for all tte office*. Tte rotor can primaries Tuesday. Sept. 13. u I am have received during my term of office, not afford to pay for that service We, |n B impartial enforcement of a candidate for the nomination for I respectfully solicit your support at 13.1932, will be appreciated—Adv. 9-7. * A then vote for such nominee* a* te the Primary Election. September I3th. --------------.... ----------* ______________ | pleaae* in tte general •lectloa; no tnalcounty treasurer on the Republican «hM> .U th. barken tn the at, omp- „ papn,,. SeplembSlI. ticket. —Adv. 8-31. Morris O HUI. I wish to announce that I am a can-'_____________________________________ ’ ter on wtet ticket their name* may Im erated; but it seems that wa* a mlatake 2 wk. Nelson Willison didate for State Senator on the Re... Adv. Out 8-7. and that only the City Barber Shop / «,, Willison, f ANNOUNCEMENT. publican ticket at the coming primer-1 LAURENCE E. BARNETT primary. win keep open Thursday and Friday BALL GAMES AT POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. I nm a candidate on lhe republican les and will appreciate your support. ' evenings this week from six o'clock until; HICKORY cornrrs Candidate for nomination for tte I am a candidate-for the democratic ---------------------------------------------ticket for treasurer of Barry, county —Adv. Out 9-7. George Leland. nine o'clock, during which time the: Bunday. Walston'* colored team of nomination for sheriff. Will appreciate and your iiipport at tte primary eiecoffice of prosecuting attorney of BarryClear lake. Sunday. shop will give free haircut* for school1 Battle Creek vs. Hickory Corner*. Mon­ your support al lhe primary Septem- tlon, Tuesday. September 13, will be DANCE. 'county at the September primary. Dowling v». Woodmen of tl children who cannot afford to pay the day. Columbia Cleaner* a! Battle Creek b«r 13.----------------------------------------------- . greatly appreciated. Labor Day. Kellogg's first At Rutland town tell Saturday eve' One good term deeerves another " regular price. ,v*. Hickory Corner*.-Adv. ning, September 3. Good music.—Adv. j —Adv. Dowling—Adv. —Adv. 1 wk. Fay D. Green. —Adv. 9-7. Willi* E. Streeter. Stands Squarely On Platform Of His Party and.Will Carry Out Its Mandates MAKING FINE GIFT CARROLL CUTLER AD­ MITS ARSON CHARGE SPECIAL PROGRAMS AT KELLOGG CAMP PUMPING STATION 0 BE REMODELED CHqMprK nnwN A HASTINGS VOTERS. EVIDENCE INTEREST �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, AVGUST 31. 1932 PAGE TWO I five feet. It seemed we worked almost ■ os hard as cither tlie horses or r J ! for we were almost Ip a cold sweat ,,— . j from trying to help the lion.e-s mentally. ■ The victory ceremonies then went on [! for a long time with the winners of the ; various events forming a great column S COMMISSION WIL BLACKTOP HIGHWAY WRITESCONCERNING OLYMPIC GAMES 'many NON-RESIDEflT COATS GROVE CHURCH., STUDENTS EXPECTED I. Beginning next Sunday morning I Evangelist James Small and Prof. J.‘ E Sturgis will be at the coat. Grove I Indications Point To Much , ; church for revival eervtcet. . Larger’Enrollment In Has­ LOCAL NEWS MEMORIES Mrs. E. J Butnp U recovering from her recent Hlnesa. । Note the Dutch Auction, advertised tings High School . MISS EDITH REEVES TELLS road EXTENDS SOUTH Indication* continue to point to a by T 8 Baird, the clothier.this wirk — Adv. good attendance ot foreign atudenls qt OF IMPRESSIVE CLOSING r*<re given u> the athlete,-. a:;d as th<'From KING’S CORNERS Mrs Row Trego will W M years old ■name of■ name the winner of the and winner his and nation! his nation! ’x— --lhe Hastings High rchool during the CEREMONIES INTO CALHOUN CO. qf ■ wen- called, the flag of the Winner'.-1 coming year. Tliere t* every reason1 kFndny, Sept 2. Six lia, lived in Has-1 tings for 52 years ‘ i, i nation rose to the top of the victory [ why that should be true Thr tuition Mr D McCain had tlx inUfortune tai THIRTY-EIGHT NATIONS ----jta.. ■ hm> beet, cut from *75 to 180, so that I...h up ’'.“T HEAVY TRAFFIC MAKES parents of <ighlh graders who are I sprain hi* ankle last week and ha* to j TOOK WT IN CTNTESTs!«^^^S^aS?5S i MAINTENANCE DIFFICULT ready.for-High school will have to pay get-around on crutch*.country- N<«-<!!<--' to .-ay then no tuiti'. ’n unaivvTT. "n’'" d;,I*‘',n! lb* I P ° tuition uiuteier. h if mey tixy wira send Specially Built Village Housed torfrsun were tip’ stlrrjng strains of tlx Star jI -Expense of Gravel and Chloride u.™ u th- HMIno u-hooU. «•“"«”* ■" »l“ . fsfcm *away are — expected .. th. uo per phakr 1. »ia by th.i JJ " Gunts '*"■ — — -i-t ISpMlgicd Banner again and again r 3.500 Athletes. Coaches , and lunch will be served. ■ p was all very beayflful and very!; Ovcr«^W Per Mile—Estidt-trlct for every eighth grader who And Trainers । Michigan ’ s setrratu ol the Bpanlali-I Keeping Alive in Your Mind pw«.«es the necessary examinations and ryont-applauded with. mated Cost Is $1600 .American war wilFhold their reunion; entert a high school. . i hands Memoriet of the One Who The Barry county '.toad curomhaion1 Jake, near Brighton, un Sun-. RecvtM, 'who hud r There is no belter high school m [at Island ~ ■ Hat Patted A way had not planned tu do gny black-top j Michigan than we have at Htullng*.I! day. ““J- Sept 8ePt 4. with John Strick a-’ .1.. . _..i Veterans are requested toj T. Lucibirj It a high rcliool education is the limit difortnan, of our own edn-i paving on count/ roads this year, al-.t Only a aulUble tribute in lbr luncheon. the parade, of thcr though they are well satisfied with the' that any scholar can afford, or hu/ Ixlng thetr own . >nd aitct results revffft* of 1 thr money cxjH-nded for that I parent:; for him. then ttxvzwhnnld Mrs Charles Wood, ut Center street,; ■’ e last, year and ’the. yeas beforeJ .ek the be’.t poMtWe advmjrtgrs for had lhe misfortune Sunday to break( life ol the deceased. A tribute that large bank in b .<cd on thr .!>*>nx** however, their children. If they do they ’*'h,lc MU-nding a family many friend:. cl.tttng address . Circumstances,------------------- have! •ht.uld consider Hastings If parents I’tcmc at Leach lake Six. wa» taken* city. She has k rnpic ll;u: wa'i obliged lhe communion to consider the can afford to :ettd their chlldrtn on '” >,<’«n-x’k hospital tor treatment and; ence with the L to our Mayor p.; blacktopping of a little, less than two;' to College, or U children plan to help 1 *" r rp m® w d to her. home I unlil the games | inUw of county road in Jobnsuwn I in wur wort set till* fall or spring? Call tlM-mscive* through college, a diploma City Treasun-r Nellie Smith reports, her. which iu iu n Berlin.—then township, from King* Copier*. i»j»t of from Hosting* High school will admit delinquent taxes for the city are „ .... J and a hush Jell! Fine hike, southward -to the Calhoun ; were hejd in Lo* Ar throng-tn that great Mad-i county line. Arrangements have been | J E. Stiirgi- L musical editor of ti* them, without examination, to the.‘whig reduced steadily. At thf* writremain.- inijiald. Mrs . which have brer, pub ig ws the sweet I made with thr Calhoun County road : Standard Pub. Co Cincinnati. He will UnivrraHy of Michigan; to any col- “•«-ciunded;—ihcicomnuMgon wlwcbj this same corer-![direct the singing it; these meeting.-1(l.-ge in (mr oHimionwaith. or to any:s,nlt,» ’‘Sjiett, that tiiat sum will be id. then the, inc wilt be made on throne and’oiie- land in(| on bring special mewugc* in rung andi i-olli-Re or university within the states reduced Very much before returns are t Ohio. Indiana. Ilhnm*. WiM-onMn | n«“!e lo the county wt»*urer next ir iix’.eefi day*[quarter miles of Calhoun county hlKh- i[in td^nn • [March., ha. flared continumly ju av from the county line southward to ■ ‘ Mr ^n,aq H - noj»-d trnt’JIrr ana liuid Michigan.. write* interestingly: Thr Alton n. T. A will meet Sept । ■Lately thi- O’-:i :r..m MS.V , MM’uk M-n H, come* from hi* home in I cawJng quite a bit‘a CONTINUING PHILAN,. TO , n ______________ .I.U Ihrre num Mau of nu-k pUraa,ter(.ilJM,(!—,« THROPIC ENTERPRISES v.ing randwi.hr.’ .md,rabk"\u.'rh7r.ATTENTION TO DETAILS town and visit mw fro iron, turn nM nrai of K Ml U.UIU. .111(1 (file .UMICI UUKl. world Our city tins: Iltom Ita ™tetn Mt of ; Fr„„ ofunmin. H< w Friic Of Plans (;, Free Press Item Tells Of BRINGS SUCCESS Ge!t that st.iuiav Sunday chicken dinner a: at ■ ter with flag tM; fwUclUu Mnhw w twh ln,|„nd b,,t C1TO thb , TAKING FIRST VACA­ ’ ’ country store* and st • I Battle Creek. Aside from that, several V1; For Medical And Dental* Work ' TION IN 44 YEARS' hundred people wIkim- home* are it: Oceana County A^riciiltnrul " ' “ ’ <-«-♦• tifully A a By Kellogg Foundation ’ visited the Dvrnpic \ Agents Cites Things Neg­ Wm H,.rdk. On On Western We.unj Tripj Tripj[“%“",”Tn ALFRED DUBUISSON : Tia1 Banner ui'* glad‘to non­ CHANGE IN c r lected By Fanners After Working They il-c this rood <:rer-‘day m 'ing So Long At 'unity ' CALLING ON VOTERS'!?, COMM. ORGANIZATION A survey ha* recently been made by Freitrht Office ;<lHVlrig back and forth during th.- r-_ distance rreigni M>IlSnn ajuJ (,V(.n untll la!, . — ... n : ■ iur read , _r „ . the Oceaim count; agricultural uncut. Is Candidate For Nomination , built, or Win Hardkrwho ha< worked at the ln t)ir fall A traffic count "'■n this Floyd Everhart Of Freeport To . |...n wM ii it.. ha- been pn»v«n le yond „.. — pctisc o Hinting* freight de|»>t tor forty-four, |llJU| from King* Corners-south, durFor State Senator From Maintain Office In Co. Ga­ I question tl>M< .tlw successful fanner tatried the admintotraucn btuldimt.-. ■ an I ha-«-u nu.iiv a train rmm i jllt. the resort war-off will show a of thill county 4*’thr otic who gives Eighth District in addition to j rage Full Time ■ttorehoUMQt. refrigeration building, ho.--j it-, ;■ tatenii: hi-, fn-t -..tea-.ion - |X-ii\kr fraffic than gm-* over M-37 uttcntuui to n multitude oi details cwFoundation pltal. firehou.—. -'x-cLal baihliou-c'. a sight seeing trip out wm ! north .-. Barry county toad conimiMion .. . ot . tlx junction ofkthj: two road* u»> ■’“■‘k ■>' n»-n' many-private kitchen* and a : w larg.He intend* > *-.m> off at St. Paul Because c' ............ oi tin. ’iw Ml- n I,, I!''"'.' mudi- a change tn tli*:r organizaThis county agent finds.that a fi-. Um- Attn J! ............ ........... ...... _ dlnlng-bqils, but also 55U two-roam i Minn, and share hands with■■ M .!■>■• a..- Hra IHM.n O MM uncllI( u> to maintain liulu.aliA.lh.vine inre>1..-’ — ----«'"•■- --> -- ol.Suu.h - -­ •t the things uaually neglected an> hx .v . ....... .... ........... .-... ‘ Haven an i asnirant fur the rcmtbhTentage-, which accommodat'd about > Gilman, whq was M C. R R. agc:r mile.-- Bc.th the Calhoun and the ’ «n iaspirant fur til*' republiA;;dil<>: -(<Jr(lv,.t| hy thc peapie of Barry county w '■|tl ....... .. ...... U,C ’Mnd junior luith sch*il. and 2.W0 men athJetrs.'cosche-; and train-here when Billie firs’ begun >'> --ctal tlarrv countv road conimbsion; had n'-mination for --tare ncnutor from ;ium The. county jm.vs only $3 w u day tor grains to control diseares; sowing cover ■_ ''this )arj Hie new Southeastern Junio: artual time of member.-;'when Hwy do crops in thi- last cultivation ol raw en 'the Indie-staving’a’. cui Ci-apniin -mi-.-.’,i«>. over the W- stent Union the ;iBnie experience’with it It 1* dlfKl* district, which comprises the couiii. *i...rt Park Hoteii Each country hOd it.siwiiv.= Mr. Hardk..’- father was :d-i a.ll£..,|t I(1 g,vp road in cod conrli-i_.; tie.s of Alleitan. Barry and Van Buren ■ • ‘-'I- onnounci^iwm is Wfirjc connected witli the road comniis- crop*.Ida nt ing crojis at the time w.h« n own section :n th'-viH.ik.-, with its own . rallrotwi man .md work, d with the firs’. tMn for traffic The commissions ol ; They found Mr. Dubtllnon a tine man that tile foundnifon wall-expend m»:. -men is h lot ot office work, <nr- growing tehijw'rafurc* are riglil for - - - ■ - - shch crops; Iuivuih baby chicks hmy flag flying in froht/of same M :t oi [crcWthnt Inl’I tin1 on the Thorn- j j>M. tun iountl.-s have considered again I to meet—alert, keen., courteous.’a mart •lu<n 130 000 the- coming “ ........ —. equip-1 nn,| ixwiks tn be kept. Besides that, blrwxt-tf......ted hen’s mid from flock., ht <1 the cnttacwA wen- sold to be ii rd-laur [ apple Valley line from Jack '-* t‘,: putting clay on the three miles to mixx| who has a.good'.gru«p nt general con- for medical and dental r. | ditian* mid one whom anyone .-hf tn auto cainpv and would .-mrrjy-be just ‘Grand Rapids. Mr Hrndke also ha-, a wMh the cravel; but thojr previous tfth-- -Vin, h nfember of the commission ought tn u> lay a large number nt egg* per hen; meets feels 'confident ail! make vend in fine for thi|t purprbrother who. has worked gb-iut fifty fort* did neg w<«rk s.vufactorily ’That t Kimball ■ here who can be consulted when keeping mash before the chick, -fr.om what he may undertake. . the quo: tlon* ol purchases or road Ini- the time they are hatc.lxd until tlu-y Open Air School. In addition -There, were 105,(ion txraons' present I years on different railroads 'repairing ’ scheme usually wifi not work unless i “ Mr. DubuUson was born in Chicago foundation hair built'twS >'consolidated at the opwilng of the Tenth Olympian !locumotiv.-* J:here happens tn by lleht traffic, or are being considered. Thr are »nld fbr meat; kerpini: brooder wild in 1B92 Hix father muf mother em- chu.il- tn Barry county and i* tit.iln-;, [irovimeiiU and it was b»lieied that the Strain and' ■ —~ -—when there is enough moisture ciimmis.-.um ha* Ha-refur/ arranged poultry Iiou.m-n clean and iwnitaD mid migrated Ironi France seyen’.y- years t.iaung a $75 (Vii (amp .tt put.-I. iki-1. • ttiat nne ol it- own members. Mr rat-uig pullet:' exeilrmerd and thrills could imt last: I'TI.t .|H. fjay an(| KrayFi te -----but day after day great crowd* withi« t pul f,:i ni a dry tlme tJll t’rtpph .1 and und-rpriv-.k•>;■■(! children Floyd Everhart <iJJ-Yccpoit. shall give; own way in the world and to-'eani hl-i n, ___________ ncawd all the event-, f!. -- th.. ■*T. ’ ”V will be held at his rutin-lime to that work. His office OFFICERS ARRESTED education, which he. did by work- RGVQ RETURN FROM arc just a tnemory, for the beautilui ‘ h"” lilo- own me ill!.-, .school hour* ap^ttrtng vn DUTJ> n nt? thing -is ended ’ ’ and’ t tumult and! Wei WM. E. ALLGEO THURSDAY C. .... M. i: C.ON FRIDAY /-•i.ti the. commteMon in deciding matcations. 1 - v. .. -• — shouting are over, bti tnamtenance after that is done; trr.i fm tile-board which an- not imHe ha* hid « g‘*xl biuines-. cxprri/l . • ,1 -oriaut ••nough to call that body to- Aged Man Had Been Violating rimarj ! ni>7 ring recollect ions thu commissions «>f the two count • nee bavin.; held revetal imix.nant Twelve Represented Barry Co. ‘ t long time. ,.. tlM-r Tin* gltange will keep the, j that it would b? wise to do a perma- l-iJtlnn.- with railroad* and off con:Law - Under Suspicion Cuator-- Plan TA • , I’., r ■ Joe mid I i Inept Job of,*urfacing this time, one atv . before la . ..me to Michigan [ - Al Camn i rood commission-in hit doser touch! Ullinp LUSlt r Flan 10 the more than For Sonic Time [that would hold up jnith the road situation of the county.j Go Another Year ten years ago, a* the mahngrr and newedihc ctosin j and will enable the county engineer to1 The Sher:il s force and.Stat Accordingly it wns agreed that the later th<- president el the Wolverine 1 the moat irfljirt ■ three mile* should b« blacktopped Service Stations •r Anderson. of Paw Pitw.'^i-, * Olympic game.-' ever iwiti. from the , I ........... ” ......... ’ ‘ ........... 1' iul Ol using II I ur.'im rauHoi n n i coated to n depth' of three inchev •outh end of- Barh.w luke Thursdav Mr. BubuisMin has wned and answering letter: standpoint of records, thrill*, attend­ which Is quite a llUle iteavler than fan.'. term* a* mayor of South Haven,thru cu-ter r.-tutnrd Friday nft.-r a peri.vl ■ kl„.t,lng M'ln! thirty day,’ training under regular ■ — .... . . ----- — ance. organization and m bringing the [ever bon used in tin* comity hcretr.They brought back with them William has shown himself «' ' nrmv and re.M'nr officer* nations ot the world closer in a better ' v It was believed that that would cltDcn. who Idcntiflcian —enterprising ..-'r -4.».l Hve u.(,1)t frO(1> Ha.,Iings Iwn |r()|1The public Iunderstanding. The event- will- ,-un! ccrnl-d. The commission meets as a nice cottage at the-south end nf that better became ot the heavier traffic civic nipvementA and Niishvil'e, tw.» from prcvixirt and th:re body only one day in'two weeks, unstick in my memory like glue. Fir, tin-, road. It ha* bAn arranged wliat has meant’ the „ , . there was a parade of the ho: ms thi !>•..* there is -mhiu thing *peciul that it,the actual work zrtiall b«- dime un; Haven nod of Vap Buren county. He from other places .In the county. Lijst week we announced thr’ ini-diiL had taken part‘in the three-day even ■ tlir *u]K-rviFt'>n of Engineer Rn- |Wa* one of the organizes of thr rcljef . that he kept other stull Which Iu- IiIm> then came the hardest of all rqiw Mr Everhart U a ttnKfcntioii*., .sold, lhe keeping mid gelling of which '■‘k.y 6L ’T?L^ ‘"l- rJn*'!.cTl committee wmvu which wipm hclp-rd (nwiiv many ur-1 _.’!^ „ ....... ........ - '.cvuiiuninthrow 1 1 1 * 11 : comp-tent man. who will give his idry is cuitrary .to law. Tiir. officer* found tcat&-Just nparkhhg with thnlh on.'Diursday. m|x»ton. Calhoun m-recinp to pay her ■ wlMtrr without nw! to the ttixpaver* It wu a very Inspiring .-mtht t«» lute Hospital proportion uf the cot. I Mr Dubujjscn fe(.is Uiat there is a Nan-commi**ionrd. officer*' warrant*,'TLA0 .1'!' A^A'nArni.'ni' am some of the greatest jumping hot.... ... Funeral . .. ....... . ^... calhoun counts commi.-smn ha !rfVltll; n(-<d f;>r lower .-rate taxes and Hi’-ttnc- bnvi all O' coalul,'«>1 Dial thu arrangement will gallon of mooruhine in tlw liomr And the world leap over-the nineteen ob­ . ____ ________________ _ tx-: ***’ B‘V.’’ 'b' „rt cr^ nn(i:',tnw mo,v swUstuctOfy to the com- uniitixr gallon in a buildinu on the at Green- [had ho (Spericncvwith the kind of public expenditure*. Thu can only stacles on the atUlt-jt course nistt ; blacktoppmc that has been doTi<- in thi • acimiipil.-hed by u bn-lt., .. admiqi'-j imt-the following is-.Mti.uv.’ student' “’1I1 alw’ B n,0IM‘-v prr-mtM-r. Allgeo had been under .‘ii could make. wen- ‘ difficult [county They have inspected the Tur­ tratinn which will ;toji txilitieal horse- <^rp.ant Ivan Baldwin; student! piiutiti for some time. Finally thr oHidouble hedgt ^ )«-.«, triple, bars, , mac roads in Barry cbttniv and nr-. trading. Anyone funiiltur with Iritis-1 o.-rpcnil Duane Miller. Student Corp! cer; had the evidence of thr sale. got. rocks, ditches, tote.*, numerous brxJt ।satisfied that that nietlmd of surfacing Intton at Lansing knows just wlmt that i or'a! i.vh. .vm-w.xtd. Student Corporal I MASSING OF .MBS. DOBBINS. Jumps isome.beinJ stated. 1 t*1’will save a considerable money tn r«»nd means it i* a case ot ’^ou vote furlU.ttl!> shay All were member., of a Mrs. Laiifa Bchutnan Dobblnn ut 711 ttwintenance. — ■ ......... ■ -■ my bid and 11 vote for your*. ” i«! Machine Gun Company.. Fulton-.-; . E. <|ied -at B’itterwwth called lor the horw three mile, w about Sl.tiM per which trading the interests of the tax-j Each-felhjw report* n splendid tim” j hospital‘ ill 2;4o Sunday afternoon f«l- CIVIL WAR VETERANS mile, with n c .... •tkht nd plan* ar» being ttuKU- to return: lowing. an emergency operation for ATTENDED REUNION instead of one and otx-half inchr ; appaidiciits. *’ •The two commissions have talked j tirm . She wa* burn in Melrose, wi Muy Average Age Was Eighlyaver the matter of n-.ul maintcnatic- I .. na :br winch may be required. H<- ! ■ PLEADED GUILTY. j 30. i!»0(i. and spent her early wwtnana&d both luive agreed that, whe'.liv: [ nt j rerent q director of-the board'(it j Claud Shaner, charged with Seven Years—Buel Sisson 'hood in Grand R»p:d.<; when- she wa* itlc= build any more coqnty roSds I ttrad •minty roads n»m a which had '>' !v qraduati'd ironi Central High schon: Brought Them Here maintain in hl iot. it is up to’them to hior.. •menu front many feuding partt«ft of- air1"'1’1— • ... Buel SU'on. of Carlton, did u fine bret and elicSpcM manner tner pos-.ible' pouiblel ----is brought lit L|’ tii. lAoartfol education in th.- manual M.nir t. fOr four Civil ».tr veteran, ln­ the road-already construr'ed, in which SIX CLUB BOYS WIN Monday. He . trainin:; d.-p,irtm. ni . Ml;,. Schu-, ln? tn and n.-;ir Fieep.irt Hr brought trip to state fair .1- •. 1 -J->5 lilt., rd • .-' r.i'tir - ra F"1!1 was nu,rrl’'dA!bcrt M Dobbin; Uir quartette to this city Wedjxrday h> I 'iv\»-in w-- :■ it * ' ’’’ K’irek.i Springs. Ark. July C. 11120 n^u-nd the annual reunkin of thf Bai Ifect it We notice tiiat la Ken'I. /L,!. , "■•' •■.f-.f • 7""’’ ***c .... PICNIC Ham cjunty they are beginning to consider i Honor Comes A, Mark Ol?■ X J black-topping county roads which bear [ Sliitlklrs. . A -hievcmont Alter Months ■ . ,.n-r in uk><- ■ o mr. t i, ,1'.'“’2'! c!. , < mm.;., Llf v'. ■. .. follow the heavier traffic, and rxprfct to use a! Swift S 0t Preparation •' coating of jjx tnchrs in thfekne!-? in *.<•> lined ill), mid cr>»:«. of st? uh. ‘ BONELESS HAMS th/t county, Kent county takes about Premium ’lite two, ni-n claimed putt this ca: 2 to I lb. average ,B W Moulton a- much pain* in making a black-top.!jtra-.< ling ev}>er.- ’- of six 4-H club boy *.<mx1 by the side of the road, had pre- hr* '* funeral hfgix al 3 30 Monday Dr H- C. Peckham nuid a* they do when they uw cement I, to the 1932 State Fair in« Detroit . ac­ iimi*!y been stripped of alma-i every afternoon. Rev. James W. Fl field ot HAM ENDS cording to Harold J- Foster County E;»-t Congregational church officiated. ' Agricultural Agen: Burial will tx^at Melrnw. Wt >wIik Premium •id* for same tune .when they ticint-. Th- car wav Mid to ;I. • Judging' inped to Grand Rapids part LAMB ROASTS I rum Half Judgift,! *vl)Ol ,. n !P],.n i Mr*. Dobbin* was the granddauuhtcr ne-«uarter ‘the horn it wai was, ,stolen VIEW S< lb Thest ,rn this trip at ..f Mr. and Mrs A. A. Wfftmont ot Ha*POUND Thr’Young People’s Socfrtlrn of the Mii-higan S'.BIG REGISTRATION. ting# • Pilgrim Holiness churches m -the BOILED HAM August 22 and 23 .The regt*lratlnn of voter* tn tills: ucAtern and central zarie*. are uathei ■Sth rd ■ high u: tin- co | ■-■ity must be very nearly complete. At TO RAISE S1.000 FOR RELIEF. City Mission. Fri­ Un worked out in the close of Wednesday then- were ex-' A mreUltt of the directors of the lo- ing at the Hastings , an all day convention Sept. 2. ua lor to three tnche j actly 2323 names on the l»t. ’.01 be-.,■ cal Urffnre Association wtsjuld yev day. CHICKENS ^t least seven societies are participatnd ■ .ng added or. Wednesday. City Clerk terday t I rvsh Drrssrrf aftemnon. Jt was voted at , tlx mg Tliere will be three services iwadd a thin ! Davis is convtr.Crd that not niany u-.'-c j ’ing that 31.000 should be raised ginning with prayer and pgaUe sen­ ... .... .—. .. Bedford: vjrgtJ Adam ! more can be added to this list, as ior । emergency' relief tn this city A he at 10:00 A ,M and at 2:00 P. M. rc.-ult of-that practice, where it [dlevillc and Albert Br;> ■ practically every Hastings voter he committee ( of three consisting of f W a great misidonary service with Rev been tried\tn other states, is to I The dairy team con ;r believes u now reglstefcd Stebbins. H G Hayes and Tjjom.n Earl Ritcnbcrg <>f Monroe. Mich, a* c- nt:r.j.<;iy improve, the road and ' C a :r. pi c J I. M-.cidieiil! . Baird, was cboneii to consider artd pre- P)xakcr. At 7:00 o’clock an evangeh-greatly drerease the maintenance coI Maurer. Barryville add Wendell tv­ TOMATtf SOUP ATTENDED MEETING. ■ent at a later meeting plans for the tfc.Scrrlcc wfil^clpre the-day An urgent Figures *o tar at a liable show that ’’ons.-Middleville.’ PURE CANE Campbell'* i can- l*a«JU tnvtttfion is extended to yourig people. Three HasUncs Camp Fire Guardi­ racing of this money re-surfacing with- gravel and -then' Barry county is the only county, with b'.adiag it. through the traffic seasen. the exception of Eaton, t’.ta: site- ans. Mrs. E A Caukin. Mrs Milo De Vries and Mrs Ray Qook. were In Bat­ BUTTER ‘wo or more times a cr**ful In piacing u fudging team In tle Creek On Wednesday attending a' Shull/ - I’rrep'irl lb CbCm m an average, of ♦300 a jcach of 2hew branches 4m the State Such a road of course i Fair In-! The placing of b-xh learns meeting of guardians from Battle hai Hie disadvantage of being very j speak* well tor ihr high grade of train- Creek. Albion and Marshall. Tnr meetGINGER ALE dusty. By coating onee in three or ina glvm in the 4-H livestock .club inu was held at the home of Mrs A'lis.ipurc. ? large bollles t«W w . Wallers chairman four $e’»r. -it a tost of MOOjxr mile w-osk. , or »IO<- ro .*133 cost per sear per tni!<.| The winning oi this trip to the Stale SWEET POTATOES (>: two-third* of the mainte- Fair c-cm-* v- a real mark of achieve_____________ ti H-. for faVW t can be made. [nirirt to the twys on the team*. They Mrs Fred Unntngton. 113 E High b-' the policy of the Bartv!have put.forth time and studs’ :n train­ St will b^,hostess for the Guild os; A new assortment of Knitted Dresses county road commbAon to spend no f irtg for this .work. -They should be ran- September «th This being the first styles ahd colors, priced money during, these depressed times gratulated on then surcew . meeting since June, it U rrqurMed. Hut t'.'j actually necessary It is abw--------------- « • * ------all members be present Remember tlx ’.y required that something be done ■ LANDS ANOTHER BIG FISH h these three mile* of road hence Two weeks ago a Banner atticlr raid idate September 8 — Mrs. A. McCoy it will be black-topped in the manno; •c: ,h* &»*» caught by Miks. "Bud- Secy. and at the expense mentioned When d-v " at . Crooked lake Las' GUILD NO. 5. acain and■ «Hospital Guild No. 5 wall have u the financial skies ehall be brighter. Saturday B“ *lx “ went‘ Ashing - -------SMART STYLES IN SWEATERS “Where Better Foodt Cott Lett ” then it will be possible for our county* had the good fortuqo to catch apoth-i picnic and jx>t luck lupper'at Morgan to consider a more extensive program. wall-eyed pike which measured 23 Park Thursday afternoon and evening. PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER which will save cost of maintenance inches l<yig and lhe next moMlng tip­ ped the stale* at six and three-quarter.as well as dust. . QUIMBY. Dtii-.uii peundi Euddr had quite a tan* land144 E STATE ST What it home without a comfortable chair and a condortable bed? happy over □undxy school. Sunday, September ». Hastings Monument Works T OAD Choice Meats FOR LABOR DAY ’ k12c 18c HAMS - 9c 18c ... 30c 18c ... 20c Leg o£ Spring Lamb. Ll> 22c OK- Opr V pC- OEr SUGAR IU *>• 48c KNIT DRESSES For. FALL WEAR Friday and Saturday Specials Feldpausch’s $1.95 to $5.95 F. L. FAIRCHILD �THE HASTINGS Ben<tK WtBMtttfAt. AtOCST M.JW HASTINGS SHOE TOSSERS Sporting Items KIM SIGLER THE GOLF . CHAMPION FOR 1932 LIEUT. GOV. DICKIN"•XK«°” SON SPOKE TUESDAY DEFEAT GRAND RAPIDS Special Interest PRESENTED VIEWS ON TWO On Thursday, Auguat 25. a very ex­ AMENDMENTS PROPOSED hor*c*hoe control wa« Iwld at Won The Honor In a Hotly Con­ citing Cirand Rgpids. when Hastings met and, IN MICHIGAN tested 36-Ho|p Game With defeated 'hr strong Valley City tuM*rs. both teams gulnft fine d-munstraCarroll McCuffin Sunday NECESSARY TO REVOLU- cussed matters of conduct with them, were after they had done serious wrong*, then only In a way that did not help them al all. because the! father put gll lhe blame on them and! took none of It himself . If our homes were what they should btLlf the training in tjaxe home* were p*. (htlpful to the children, there would not be (tie crimes that we have today, nor the mental, moral 'and physical, perverts who crowd our institution* faster than we can build them tlons. • The question as to who is thr cham­ Tlfl^ZE SOME IDEAS pion golf player ot the Hastings CounW L R HP try uiud tor the year of IF.I2. w Mt-. ctu,,h.;-Jani4.5 Related Experience Of City tied Sunday afternoon aUer 36 bolt* Mr<.c James 4 1 162 278 58 2 Judge In* Dealingof exceptionally good goW. between .curti* Brown 4 I 134..... 'juvenile . Kirn Sigler and Carroll McGuffln Mr p,i Titus o 5 119-282 42 )’ With Delinquent Youngsters Sigler winning by the score of three I jake Milk r . 0 5 98 296 331 An enjoyable session of the Com(Continued from page one) up and two to go U mercial club was held - Tuesday noon, The contest both forenoon and aft-1 Total .13 i: 724 1468 tivatlon in his peony fields It Brook er noon wa* very Interesting and ' it sp pc. Interesting feature* were songs by *lx । Farm. Augusta, where he has his sum-1 abounded with excellent shots whlchlyr“n„ R“pl<’' 183 iM 69 3 pupil* from the primary grades and mcr home and where he enjoys thei went to show tiiat both contestants'. 146 286 51D. three girls from the higher grades ot gorgeous blooming of this flower all1 were out with a determination to win Floyd Reinhart IM 3!> tin? Prairieville village school, trained through June Peony raising Is "not1 In the morning round Mr McGuflin • „ n » J!??*' 145 310 by Mrs. Dori* Hyde, their teacher. u business with him but a hobby’ and was golflg strong and clicked off a 37 -*11* '■ U COJc 110 280 39.2 Their work reflected much Credit upon one that he enjoys sharing with others on the nrrt round, or one over i»r OncZandee Notwithstanding that he u very busy Mr*. Hyde The singing of the six alter a aixxtn No. 3 green, or two over 13 13 738 1458 50 6 youngsters evidenced fine training. this year with the wonderful project par. He came back with a J9 on the I second round fur a total of 76—only Tills week Saturday Hastings will Tiie trio,from Ute higher grades were of aiding the unemployed that he is four above par for tiir 18 holes. Mr ■ meet thr Fairview club ' ‘ If _______ Hastings artist*. All were heartily applauded, carrying out besides other business and work he has found Slgjcr i»“l a -*8 the first round and 4'> •hall win this contest, tlwv will b# tiie .'evidencing tiw appreciation of the club. philanthropical .N The speaker was Lieutenant Clover­ time and thought to devote to the TTir second fur u total of 78-only six riuimplon* । of western Michigan, but « if peony planting — in Barry above par for the 18- holes. At il.> • F.'«)rvirw lew wins. Wins, t!i«the honor* will It>m- t'.rd tied. n°r ***«rn Luren i*. U, Dickinson, uof» viumurev, Charlotte. ■ “TV _county ------ ""I He with Hastings. Fairview and Grand who discussion of the > where ’ hr^M uU^tTn^Hr*: close ot the inormna' round Mr Me>“*’ “nd presented his view* “ J®” U it eum* hY^in ‘ Guffin liad hl* opponent one down, Rapid* Much Intcre-t centers In this ' • «n two of thr Important amendment*’ ”,e“Jcine. He came here In 1875 and( tiie score being based on points, rather Insect . Io lx- voim im by lb- i-opl- ot Michl ln Nanbngs till l«> when he W than the total score* made. Follow­ —-■■ g..u « Urn November eleeunn moved io Ka amaeoo Although he M»; ing Is the forenoon score by iuili" for! Mi nicklmam •W >“• "™W each of the contestants. Drlinn and Hastings shoe tossers .-.aid - dm are two obleal.lali.m One 1> Io mdu“• met - at DelUM Saturday, the former J'-*-!* In *n legislation; First nine holes: enoe taxation, uxailon, the Un- other to Influence ■ P*1 h1' VI"*! n h* Iwoplr who (.winning!Hie tontest, with thr follow-- er.ccMcGuflin 5 56 4 ,llnrB1A I live hrre and he Is very happy to Htgler .■ 5 5 5 4 The luridamenuh ft all hnn hare ,h”'.•«• "> *?•*!>“ ‘'"l always b..h me W<»mlmdmv"“!!t",“?— planu lor the; Second nine holes 77 IM 405: alien by «~s.' The uatUm which replanum on our school . McGuflin S2 .' 318 tlwiM- laws In the collectlw and! . .... , Sigler 72 ”« 31 'i. spccli tmtndna.liirsollueuimu will pens-1, W‘"1 188 315: per. The ipilon which «ve,Sx*a ih-so »•"be amaesU rulin' back strong, Mutating u mir 36 186 111 2 basir laws .III suiter a decline “1‘1 “e <>h the ftrat nnw- holes, and a 38 or two lie rntmw m a crisis In the Itrstlf1”" ln wh!'1' “ C0*’ '™’ o»rr par. an the second nine. Mr Mecunstuutlonal convetUlCn which bmteape arusta he aireea that there Guilin .shot a 39 for thr first nine, or tramed lhe basic law at <4 country "1 * lh* For m-.rly . month tte m'mters ol *•*' * «~m«nrai nine, nr four over jiar. Following Is That we ar. are mor, more "interestthat, convention tad talked and design*. Thai lomma. ' the afternoon .*,core lotwh cniib-s. wrangled, but were w far apart in1I ed in raising children than we are in tant raising flowers’.' and that the flowers'"" their virus that no worthwhile result^ Hrst nine holes: sflvmcd possible At this critical time be planted in the corner of the grounds Sigler 4 5.4 I 3 5 , in the history of that gathering Bcn- where they could be protected without; Hastings sacrificing the play ground of lhe puMcGuflin 5 4-3 5 3 5 t Jamln Franklin, generally considered A. Warner . ' 70 200 ' one ot the most sane and practical pll*. but where they could have the( , Second nine holes: . F IP-nnHt education of -caring for the flowers . 64 Sigler . 5 4 4 4 4 4 . 68 196 34 7 mind* thh world has ever known, ft Stanton Peonies are lovers of the sun and McGuffln 5 G 4 53 3 p. WiMKlniiui 70 202 34 7 arose and declared that the body had would like the sun all day but will do for many day*: its members had nicely with sun half a day but that . Mr Sigler’s Jotnl score w.t 132. 01 P Roush . ^06 34 0 met presented their differing view*, but an average of 38 for each of (lie four 210 30 9 tlwri*. had been no agreement He makes the north side of buildings, un­ rounds. Mr ''McGuffin s total umc wa 208 27 4 dec trees or near ttlyubbery a bad loo j»n0 11 •“ Lis profound conviction place to plant them. If the earth Is; 155 or an average of 38 . for ouch of 100 36 "■’16. •’"n ,l,al ,l° R<XM* rMU,ts c°uld come from soft from spading It (should be made! the four rounds. 212 25 0 such Bu uatheritur gathering u-irlk.uit without flics the HLawulna* blessing solid by packing down' »o that the root i A good aired gallery followed the playera aroiind tiro held, and Impar­ l<>0 X!0 <.f Almighty Gixi upon It* deliberation*. Mill not sink lower than the . pre-1 A} a result ot hl* earnest talk, prayer scribed inch and a half as they do not . tially ap|>lu<i(led thr fine playing ol C Bender wa* offered at the beginning of each bloom If planted too deep. Never put rach contestant Eddie Von Pnperini', J. Brail day's session thcrealtcr that God manure on peonies—if-the ground Is professional at the Country Club, said J. Wlllitt:; would graciously guide them to con- In need of fertilizing the fertilizer 682 *'408 28 3- flu-‘:,,in * 1,1 harmony with Hl* ing amateur control;. he had ri ,•• ■— will r—■ and should be put some distance from the DR. W. E. UPJOHN MAKING FNE GIFT ' co. J. C. PENNE 116-118 EAST STATE ST. ~DFAFt J vOR , OLD I n c HASTINGS, MICHIGAN GOtOEN FUJI6- °AYs " . CLOTHES ’ "Big Mac” Wool Plaid Fine Quality Sateen Blue Chambray Lumberjacks SHIRTS Size 6 to 16 Warm Heavy Fabric NEW LOW PRICE Bloomers For Boy* 39c BOYS’ • Golf Knickers anj 125 pairs of Children’s School Oxfords Stic 81/; to 2 98c 98c 29c Boys' Novelty Slipovers Fellows who.know what's what will heartily O.K these sweaters—<»p<S cially at this price I Jacquard-knit, in fast plain solid colors arvi fancy trims. Light/ warm, and jnwrf/ Worited-Face! T5” 98® Popular V and UV Necks ’’MALABAR’’ SHIRTS PERCALE 49c ! Swanky for Autumn If earl Boys’ School and Dress Fast Color Broadcloth For Girl* ' Size* 2 to 12 Canvas SHOES For Boys and Girls 49c Golf Hose For Boys Z5c th Itad , w,, u tdUhd ,h„,1W lx. >boul „„ mrh 36 inches wide" ■ that hev cotdd harmunto <l»lr thdrr„„„ u, „ ,r„m ; lit, va.- Th- mw «e h»v, m thlhr nr.1 Mn»r It u not n«»«. - Immorul Conuuutlmi ot our n.-puhhe In oM Th- >pt>Ur unc-d ha h»»nm to do mt ,i10<.ld tl-.y. b, diad-d Into root*. each with'(three eyro, a . .trau'ht. xiiur, Ihlnklnc on th- i separate ..p,,,.,,...a.h.-Ph thr— A! Eighteenth Amendment to the states, _1-hPJ-'‘’ rd taxation It a -usr tn to .plant I plant that Is moved vithovt without dividing, dividing for their approval or disapproval ._ criticise, but tt is not easy to do con-i b-h] not bloom. While the peony needs' Heretofore his party in state and na­ The children and grand childrch of structwe work One mutt approach | plenty of water while blooming it , tian was pledged. to enforce prohibi­ .Mr and Mrs. W. B Hayward, also such work with an honest mind and a should not be planted In wet or marshy tion. At district, national and state Marian Colby oL Alto and Mr and 3 rinrere purpoM* to MS8k the good We _i_____________________________ anrt a* the peony does not like wet ’ „J. conventions, his party was pledged to Mrs Lloyd. Confyy of Chicago came may Im- called on to revolutionize some feet. These plants tiiat Dr. Upjohn Is nULI I | support lhe Eighteenth Amendment Sunday to celebrate the birthday of of our ideas of ths1 worthwhilcness of giving u* are all of choice varieties Hr cannot be criticized for liaving been . W „ B „ Hayward Mrs Nina HavWard «n>u a lot of things tiiat we have thought and will reach us In the best condition! (Continued from pace one) true to the party platforms upon Johncnx made .1 large birthday cake arc necessary funcuons of govern­ and with lhe care we will bestow upon t ment if we are going to reduce taxa­ them our county should blossom like ifore congress to reduce government ex- which he was nominated and elected, hotting 62 candles winch were lighted, in the past But this year he will be . . - all rery plea-ant day ua> spent, tion tbc rose before many moons -Marian He favors still further reductins W. n .many more happy birthWe may even conclude that It U not B. Goodyear. County Chairman. llon»- “ ‘hat U»e burden of taxation nominated on a platform pledged to resBbnilssion Everybody In thia dis- days. . ■ .... ----may be reduced a* far a* possible, . * • necessary for the state to spend quite Coach Hawthorne announces that ' A ncw- m*n ln conK’’p*s u of ab°ut trlct who knows John Ketcham knows' Mr and Mrs. Ernest Johnrwk at­ so much m-mey on higher education: nnnwrn APPonucrV the first football practice will Im* held BS mucll importance to hi* district that he will carry out the mandate of j tended a family’ reunion at the home but LUUNLIL ArrnUVtU Uh- first day of m*Ihx>1, Tuesday. Sept, I Evidently people have money to buy bur • .not that education . . - Is not. desirable, — his party platform No other course COST F^TIMATF his first a* a fifth 6 All athlete*- who wish to play this thrngs that they want to or feel they b*,‘'!»“M* those who get It. tn so many __ _ SFWFR wtnjzUbj tb i ima 11 during on B WMOn . Heterm ta i^.. and wheel aboul would be open to, him as a congress­ of Mr. and Mrs. Kyerett McCallum of tlie McCallum district on Sunday /in toll must start grUing thcnuclve* into have tn in this country, JorStalistlc.* not »*««.,o know »»0*’ honor of Mr and T4rs Pearl Haywimk* A1»C ,n h<* does is to respond when his man. condition right away. Run nt least n gathered by the Federal Bureau of >>r°iK’lr w<’’ ,,f u Also Ordered Curb and Gutter name u eaUed So far as influencing It will not be wise for this county or and Henry Wright of Washington. A mil- neh day until Khnol atafta. Th- , .Mines ....... and the American Petroleum In- > 'Vhen we "rc considering the crime For a Block On East ' legislation is concerned, no new man this district to trade experience for in­ very pleasant day was spent. first Rnmc uill be *ith Buttle Creek stttutc show that gfi.M>|lne tax coilec-. situation, said the speaker, when wc qt_an» !«n do it. because he lacks the ac- experience; nor on any account, tn Will Tiuu. and Will Olsen of Kala­ Central Glus* A-^lwol the second. u„,w 1<)r llH. nr*t . ix months vf 1932, arc considering the cost of maintainnign street qualntanec and experience, and Is tm- time* like these, to send w new man mazoo came Sunday, and took Mr. and wi*ek end alter schrrol <>ix n••-. Sept. 16 levidenad if decline of Ivm than seven( iiut our state hospitals and school* for Gel your shr.ro so w.; can scrimuua -. IM.r r,.n. in t!1P cnuil,,.- compared with! defectives, wr might as well face the ’ At lhe council meeting Friday night. - able to bring things to pass in congress. to Washington, who would by unfamil­ Mr* Byron Tltu* to Fremont and ■Everybody knows that Mr. Ketcham iar with the ropes, would lack ac­ Hesperia They had a very enjoyable tiie first week of practice ,am4. 1M.rif!d in lD3J The actualt fact that, to a greater extent than we City Engineer Sparks presented his quaintance among the . members and, Coacli Hawthorne ]decline In cullcctlbn* in Michigan wax( have dreamed possible, the home has estimate of the cost of'186 feet of sani­ is a conscientious man. loyal to his could get no imjiortant committee as- day. Mrs. Florence Wilkinson of Kalama­ the grggtcit respdnsibUlty. The. rea­ tary sewer, to be laid on Washington conviction* of right and duty, faithful . . *.T * only 2 13 1st cent in the "performance of any responsi­ sigriment. when we have the chance zoo and Mrs. Carrie Wilkinson of DelKverv V.ani-lta» ,-rirri... Every Vetiryear trm tl»e Yangt-w carries into * ' - n_ ( son I* that the ten basic laws given street south from where that street to send a man who has had twelve top visited Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Col­ bility he may undertake. He is above tiie Yellow Sea about 6 438.0iXi.000 cubic Eastern California, southern Neva-• by Moses, and the highdr law of love years ’ experience and whose sole aim lins Thursday. led of silt—or more than the amount da, and wr.vinrn Arizona receive less. given by the Master, have bo n forgot* interacts Grand. The estimate was.. the suspicion of corrupt motive or of earth excavated nt building thr,rainfall than any other .section in the■ ten in most every American home and 1172.28. The council accepted the esti- practice. He ha* had experience in is to serve his district He is honest and straight-forward «in all hl* deal­ The man who thinks be iuu a lot of Panama Canal ; United States. arc not taught there a* they should njatc and voted to construct the sewer, congress. When this district has Jlwr be / If there were proper religious instructed the supervisor of the first chance to return such a man they fully represent ills district al Wash­ enemies generally takes himself entire-' ly too wnoualy. training In the home; if children were and fourth wards to make out lhe as­ ought to be quick to improve the op­ ington portunity. sessment roll for tiie assessment of given what they are entitled to from Flood light* permit night golf at the Mr. Ketcham stands squarely upon’; I home training: they would be so well benefits and also authorized the city Anything that u well done appears Ingleside public course In San Fran­ Marled on a right course of life that clerk to give tiie required legal notice lhe platform of hl* party, which I* cisco. Tiie council also voted- to lay curb pledged to a resubtnls&ion of the < spiritually, mentally, morally arid physically, they would be far above and gutter on East High street, from what they are when such traiplng is Michigan avenue west to Jefferson, and lacking. Wc are not fair to our chil­ authorized written notice of this im­ provement to be served on the owners dren i To Uhutrnte this the speaker men­ of the property on the street to be tioned a certain city Juvenile court improved. Tiros. E Allen, who had petitioned Judge, who had been appalled at the number of Juvenile delinquents who for the privilege of putting up a sign were brought before him. because they at 112 East Court street, was granted had made start* toward lives of crime, the permission, the work to be done ft occurred to him »to call before him under the supervision of lhe City En­ The 100% Super-Refined, Pure a large number of these bovs who. at gineer. Everett Swegles, driver of tiie fire different times, had faced him in hla PENNSYLVANIA MOTOR OIL court, to make certain inquiries. He truck, was given two weeks’ vacation, asked'such pointed questions as these: beginning September 1. Bessie Hubbard was granted permis­ 1 How often have your parents taught you the Ten Commandment* sion to remove a barn, size 16x16. to East Marshall street, but was required and the Golden Rule? 2. How often has your father or to deposit a bond of 85OO.W before the milk as is produced in this state. You do From the green pasture lands of the your mother talked with you. seriously moving shall be done. country, a perfect river of milk, some of 'not have to take our word for it, a State ' about your religious duties and respon' sibllltie»? FALL CREEK WAS of Michigan test proves it. It also shows ft Quart it CLEAN and a lot of it unclean, flows I 3. How often have you attended our Grade “B" milk to be far CLEANER to cities and towns. The CIJ5AN milk DRY LAST WEEK । rhurch with your parents? than the ordinary Grade “B". The rea­ 4. How frequently have you attendwill bring health and energy, but dis­ For the second time in the history of rd Sunday school with the approval of son XVHY is because we’ve spent thou­ tress and disease may follow the_use of this city. Fall creek was dry The drain­ your parents? sands of dollars in equipment just to ing of lands tributary to the creek and the unclean milk. Regal** i tempted to guide you In ways of the fact that not much moisture ha* provide the' people of this romtnunity fallen during the summer na doubt ac­ ■ morality and truth? with CLEAN MILK. Why not try it? When you buy Highlnndti Dairy Grade for this condition. ’ 6. What kind of reading have your count 1 i.*: qipMI Last year, during the drouth, tiie A phone will bring it to your-doorstep. parent* furnished you to stimulate “A” Milk, you are getting just as clean creek went dry for lhe first time. Then । your mind to right thinking? were several private sewers The answers to these questions were there ' into the creek and the city (astounding. With scarcely an excep- emptying < Highlandt Dairy Grade “A” Milk (Paitcurixed or Raw) 10c Quart health authorities were much contlon these boys who had been brought : FINN-KAO OUA1ANTHI Highlandt Dairy Grade "B ” Milk (Patteurixed or Raw) 8c Quart ccrned about the situation. Tiie city lato his court, some of whom had 1 made considerable progress toward a put . in two sewer lines on street* adcriminal life, reported that NEVER Jacent to the valley of the creek and had their parents talked t^them about was able, within a few weeks, to Cake the Ten Commandments or the Golden 1care of the sewage, which otherwise Rule. They had never heard of would empty into Qie creek. It was a them; that their* parents had never nauseating place for a while last year. ROBERT W- COOK,-Prop. PHONE 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN discussed religious matters with them; 'This year there is no such trouble. --r •• ... encouraged wto ... After n. the hard — rain — Bunday —. night. ----­ ■ they had -----never — been attend church or Sunday school; that there was aplenty of water In the creek the only times when fathers had dis- Main. them. Tn fact it wotffd rank well with a lot of the profcs-donal contests that often draw extenrive mention in the, Ruuuna—Ihiyh-n d*prCA5. iMugman -nunn Ikrgman -Hann Before the Championship Cup uf thr G william- -R William* Hastings Country Club can become the Johnson .Mackinder permanent proi«rty ot anyone; it-must ■ la* won three tunes by Hie same frl-1 low. ^everal it twice !UTBI fellows iriiows hirer nave won n iwtcc na.llnn. but sdmr w new contestant ha* roiw up ’ ilOW, of thr nsnirllir und ntu( ?—!l . ‘ -Stanton to dashI the hope., thr aspirin^ perspiriiig "champ’■ Even now several Woodman—Roush fellows an* saying, perhaps not audi­ McMiJun—Tinker , bly, "Just wait till l#J3 ami mv uh.it Bender Bennett <• Buskirk -Hcscock happens." , Merrick-O'Dchum-II | Brail-Willittu DISTRICT 1YR Id MED r*1’' Football Notice all (Hecc'uld. g loV Ihliu, ^ennhad J GOOD CLEAN MILK Helps Bring GOOD CLEAN Health/ Milk is the gift of nature, bountifully feiven. Every day of our lives we all need milk—because it is the.perfecKfood. Q.ual‘1] THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 31, 1932 PAGE FOUR The Hastings Banner ,y n‘’u‘dBU the not“- mortgages and ® ____________ oU,er Brt the money and :.rz w.dneU.y 'J»Y 11 lo depositors** rapidly a* p<w"JsS «U. . । But now with the RecorujtrucUon Fl“OOK BROS. EdilMt. nance Corporation having ample SBVgjrrr UVESrn yeah mean* to help not only' suspended banks, but those.that might be facing ■suspension, there is no reason why liquidation should be hurried. Further, there has been macle by act of cont.­ gress', apd as % part of President H.x>- ■ ObtHiOHS.* 1 . e What Others Say’ anJ .... Tliis and That . . Forest Fires. ■ Ilacksvard Glances; Bits of Yesterday Concerning the. Kingfish. • TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. THE DANCE OF HELL ,— .They A Rea! Character. lianged a man in Ixihdon.MJ Mli> Ola Chandler who.has been vis­ iovy <u>u«r<i ixjuuui*. Ont [hu wcdt ,ur murdl.r. nnd llw; Many people in Barry founty will re­ iting Mr and Mr* R. M, Lambie re­ lash follows the hold-up a:ti.t in Lon turned to her home tn Detroit Sunday. call lbr great cloud, of rinokc that don. Ena A hold-up artist tn Detroit. .. . ~ Mr and. Mr* A M. Hall of Belding wounded in a gun battle with the pm to.come drifting down from forest lice, was paroled from Ionia in IBM.'fires in the northern part <if the state Field returned with them tor a week’s paroled from Marqtietu- in ir*2H ;ii>*i about Ulis time each year. Tin- .'lair -- • '-gj^jackson in *1031. Tlu* had no adequate “■• ••.• m of Lri<-.-t-nr« MIU Mabel Blough returned on Wedcorporation, which make* it possible mutt .... killed little Billy ___ ... Reynolds protection then and once conflagra- hesday from n month's visit at Casa ---------------------------------lake, near Duluth. Minnesota. She in many cases to save homes from Jn another — wasaon probation :* s un «u- nans, started they laid waste ' . , taniobilv thief, but renart-Hl i.nlv thr.-’ tofnobtlv reported only thi flic returned by boat to Detroit w areas Between the ravages • <• mortgage foreclosure. times arid tcould . . • *"• “’ in over a year, ouu i'.uu not !>••• *->• lumber uunucr oaron* ’. of Mrs Katherine William* and two baron*" anu and tnr tlu- ocmju d<struct All these remedies are being app-led ’found by so-called •’invr.-flimr.-r-.' un- fires. Michigan was in danger of ..-•lit; daughters qt Park Ridge. Illinois, arc Their Influence is being felt in an liri- ’til “ after 'z !.:.± destroyed 3 chiM ! ‘I, ’ he liad ’g lit- ientircly'one * f ‘her grrate-i visiting lhe former’s airier. Mrs E. J bitch of hoodlum* hscdltuniifcr.vaste ttmberiands oi fl:.- n Pratt. ' proving sentiment throughout the n*-,A Wtch K r-n-trial fc: , ,. . , . . , , driwile aver hover mann rln v had man tiny bcui»i find Ja-aHn' Thousand* of ncns ftiu•: non. in climbing stock prices, higher drivnlg , , . ,, , , Umamsciuus unconscious in inc fr, the presence of hi'-; destroyed in thi* manner. ,v. can re- daughter of Billing*, Montana, are ira for farm products and in other mother without any jiroVocrf: ml The call riding for mile alter ti :!.- through mu st- of hi’s mother, Mr*. D. McBain, ■ Tlu general belief is that .there kidnapping of children is lx< •mtng a desolate region* of burned- ituniji- cii-.and slrier Mi.m Jennie -McBain .’ ..__t*. W<* play with rrnnt ■ Misvi Della Wickham and Anni* be the beginning o! d far befu: lucratne'trade and the beginning ot better time* until wc pay the piper for the*dancr •«-c*>nd growth had ;-pr.mv up. n*-v Haven of Grand Rapid* visited Mrs af hcU—Detroit Saturday Night. fire.* would lay the cminrry D;»r»- aaain Albert BesMncr- from Thursday until commencing this full Under such N*.»w. fortunate!*conditions we think lhe President and DEMOCRATIC PAPER , M<#-‘.rs and Mcsdamer. Arthur LauCOMMENDS HOOVER i|>r.-ad through, i tuiip!h. (Henn louibaugh. Wm Duckcr. ie with him in the govenlment are Hr. and Roy Shut! of Toledo, spent t in stopping further liquidation ! Amid all the senrojero outcry uguiu t within S3 minute Sunday at Benton Harbor and South I’jgh mortgage foreclosure. Wt* bc- President Hoover, blaming him and hi< • st fire is sighted Haven. * . • • parly for the. dirirc.M.'d .-late of tlw! , that the be*t interests of the de- vui ,„.,f, it i>>.'.peciaily phasing to ,havtByr Ina Miss Madelfiie’Brown of Grand Rap­ country, id*. wus the gpest or Mb* Kathryn ti when* tors, as well as the brat interests of the greatest Democratic paj*-r in Ute Clarke Sunday. * Hine run the banks that-were forced to susiteiid. Union speak out in drf<-n-« of-film, require that Ute avers »>■ liquidated In Xhat Pie, Yfl,k and in more m,i NTY YEARS AGO TODAY . ,. ... , , Time.', and recently it defended Mr i take as long a,-. o ««i i-t m • tawj n«.„, Uu. R, Ward Morton and daughter, manner: so we are pleased to have given.hri'bc .t." This is wliat it said; i firra arv quickly bn and Wilfred of Philadelphia • trbl’. President Hoover take Uris action. , a few days lasj week with Mr* • The president can ..not escape W. I. Thomas. leaving for Grand Rap' fault finding—Specially severe al a Unrfcr routh < . COUNTY FAIRS. ' time of depression lie muft know id .-i ft w v tckn. in preparation to that ,he can. not evade criticism Another county fair season U u: her. hufbiyid In Sun Diego, By some of it hr has shown him­ nand in Michigan and many' assaciaunite. ' • self to bl*.personally hurt. Noiaped ■ Brr.de Warner’Nichols of Chi­ tains, which'were formerly active, arc to the rough way* nf American wk-. thi- truest of Mis* Olcnna not holding displays this year The I .politics. .he has .... occasionally , rev* rd- JUSTIFICATION ENOUGH. Further justification for the governhients jinSicy in forcing the bonus army, to disbur::! is the fact tiiat rfjtnxiffite and caps. ?«>» imd.ammunition were found :n the B F F camp " Thl> sjatement was made by Representative county fair ha* unquraUonably. de-’. ,d himroff tn bt> whal the M.u Royal C Johnson, a World war veteran clined In |>opularity within the past: ''Chester h'‘tU’r •Guardian ’l,r’"-**’ call* '•»’'* him. ............' tende; -5kinn«*d " But In the>tri*ub and former chairman >! the house vet- decade This w^bellcve is caused by time* through which hr\hi coanhittee. at. an American Le- Ute fact that most fairs developed into tmc.x)x*ctcdly been called Io ,. iu* lias displayed high rxccuUvr gion banquet' Men • don’t bring in amusement parks with-agricultural «-xdynamite to start a Y.*M. c. A rally liibita as a sideline. Midways anti’side-: qunlHle* He has shown iron inriU'trv. He htw not broken under or k Sunday school meeting, he jtaid. Miows became more important than the bludaeomnits of fate. For the and they don't bring in pistols u» start .livestock, and produce' displays It east; most part he has been patient: and not even his .political enmnu. a pink tea. * the average man and hls tamily. too can deny that lie ha*•given • Repre.-cntalive Johnson placed, the.much to attend and there was hltlei beat to help overcome .the ' Warne for tlu-. on communists, who real value received for the money. Yet in lhe existing situation < he claimed, were back of the bonus - there is still a place for Ti live agnail- ■ country In these ycsjiect*. he demarch, intcn'i on stirring up .trouble, tural display, Tltesi* exhibits are inserres. and will receive, sytnpaihj and •upport from fair-mindrd Am­ This fact he- oiyi; must have eventually Merest (ng in-themselves and .-ho’uld not ericans.—Allegan Gafctte. come to the'attenUon of Gen. Smedley need the fanfare* of ii>rry-go-rounrf or D. Butler and Mayor Eddie McCloskey cheap amiiscment' lo attract attention. THE NEWSPAPER AND CRIME. of Johnstown, and * v» n percalatee! Into J Here in Barry county the various* 4-H ExAmpte is V41V one uof the inishtu the brain df Repre.*ntath’te John E. Club displays have helped to replace wan-, ol suggestion . a* experimt.. Rankin 'and Wright Patman, bccauze the fire-agricultural exhibit* that used: !l!”1 wunl obron-utlon> have demen.HI I..V, RiKtar w do u> te . ... Tte^ d.--;^(ll . ; IB* Bertha Bentley who has been Ung Mrs. Charlotte Russell left this is for Sarnia. Canada Linnle Power* and Mrs. Anna company with Mrs. Lucy Hyde hvillc in-- k iivlnic thu4Thur*dn.v ig for Los Angeles. California. E I) ShecU returned yester­ day tu her home if! Della. Ohio. sifter spending ’tie joist ten days with her s'-.h-r. Mrs. J. D Round*, who ha* tH.t-n confined to the liuuro since lust A Quotation ■ WORLD f. ■rd Mr* Royal Meyers entcrtalii-ti their courtn. Mrs. Edd Moore ■d Chicago and niece. Mis* Helen Al■. ■ । .>•*. week Back to School Togs for Boys Il AT EXTREMELY l| LOW PRICES! KNICKER SUITS *195 for Boys. .Age 6 to 14, Choice Values that cannot be replaced at this price! YOUTH’S SUITS Age 15 to 18. $8'95 to as low as / In all our forty-four years of selling clothing in Hastings, these are the greatest values we have ever shown! Boys’ Shirts, Caps, Sweaters, Hose, etc. at New Low Prices “The Stbrc for Dad and Lad' THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. M: . John BColL ot.Grand Rapid* ...*n! Mi - Kai’-* Ingraham of Hastings wrn; SunUAy curst* of ihelr brother. Mrs Parkhurjt of Middleville and Itsv Nellie Parkhurst nf Detroit a'n* . • CHICKEN SURVEY f Rev h h van Aukrn .m<l family. REVEALS CONDITIONS BUYING A CARPET IN Tl.'NfS. Mr niul Mrs Tom Doyle arc c-nterCiinrlotte Irtenil* nt their.tot­ The Ohio Experiment Stalkm laat Fur trade tlu- merchan*..** apptar to al Acker's Point. lx>ng lake bonu* aitny, but rather the senator*, •have u tolerant disregard, but it is bel­ year conducted u survey Af l’iy | cliiekrn example" or about which Ute id Mr-> Will Henson and ter not to be misled. Shrewder bargaincongressmen and others who really tnf tljlun the A HUMANITARIAN." read dcMiripttons. * of Buttle Creek are the cited and encouraged the ’’march on. Too often a politiaan 1* just a fel-1 In this way one sees that pr:i ir. and Mrs. Byron Dickin- |A e i«tn»*-d to jilay a cost of production .of eggs wa* more every crime of which accoun Washington.' Representative John- iqw who wants to trade hi* "bunk ' for ... . most fascinating game' patiently, a* than the price, even” leaving out the publi-hrrf m newspaper* Water* returned to Grand becramw him who ho* the 1*m word cu t of labor ron believes that the real purpo-le of an । "easy berth." Recently vBil! Me- similar crime*. . Tlw- average cost of eggs on 65 other nat hsre happmed’e nee 19 1 Tlu- i .i| -I ve-terday after spending a tea pUrcha.-.,v except Uu- bmer be in a Ute'mxrch was to force the dollt *ys- Keighan of F]int a candidate fur GoiTin- (longer lies hart day.* wiiir his parents. Mr and Mrs. liuny *iii which cate he will duubtlex, tern the United Slates and that the nrtr on the Republican ticket, wnt out' Mrt"- b"t 1,1 ‘>te tempUiu* imkri.A has been Inc steadily ... , . ,, , . . !pay for hw hnrtei. should be ap-x ttfrn for- labor and capital Invcutiment CmpmunuU distributed handbills.,.some campaign literature tn which h< ! 7.-*ermt!nn m J*' liilTi A SheJdun has returned from. pr(fcM.h,.d WIUl dw Ior .tnui. of 13.4 rent.-.' a dqa-n. Three flocks "Tlu.* Human!-1 unnviiucd mlnX’ among federal lo inilur nee them referred to nimsj-lf v.ey:.' trip to San Fraimico. nI)d m,. nuqx-cted. prices wsked eunuxl a labor return of 32 00 jter bird .. -No ---------.. .. .led .. Herl>inkl. chimin. . not to perform their-duties and men i -------tarian." wbnffcr this i and dii-misMd with .« smile, the oiw de.-ind article passed over with no more less than 3100 a bird. Average returns connected with Uw Ford riot* tn De-1 Splane to smile. At prerent . Herb J5i juvenile people thi Iridav -afternoon at tin* residence of Ulan a casual question Till* the dial­ ■ Ute office troit were .shown by the labor depart-1running a linotype in of- the!। hate wrong sueceatum flocks anted an average of si 75 ?. p“i1"-*“"* j",*™n•nj r„Kr,. „ ™ likes er understand* and enjoys, if he ... i rhe newsimper* big or small • bird. men*, to hare been cohr.reted with the-SC John* Republican-News, he used at J0Rn.Rt 0WUU>.W» but bukhr a-.,!;,,.,,, „ kdJ lh,„, . .I*!'' ot C1'lc"'l,1 i.r Inwlnn tl.M u bar­ : ■’**'' M"' I,*>*,“ h®»»t ">'• n.n*m nnalh r. -.n bonus marchers. ’’ j„ to work for Bui MeKruhan ahep th-. inc awkaatd ir.oinrnl ri. I mus Ufi.* giiext oi honor. About : „ . . , , . , ... ** ...jo. Inltvinit extremely thrifty it: tie pu ’ ”.* despite such facts as these "given, latter jra* in the nc£paper bu*lm*s* In in, recn.lr prevm. A Wl*1 l“** Hu oil 1* star-(fust with vibrations • never Mli& of ,en*aU<>nal news A by cr,< who is in a position to know., Flint and Herb says that he ..nt <I.n, nu «th fmr. « >"'■ **’ “™“- «“ thrilh d ( | newspaper cannut exist without Mate! Cal*™,. tW Iwnor. »*• ««»»»• From distant planet* and more distant* George Welsh.* whois offering himself able-to collect his buck wag *r-O‘*'| tying what the German* «o »l Chr.-llna Schumann rmWwd 'T1 "" '“'■«* 1™ I— >'■ .c candidate f >r 'governor of Michigan '■ Humanitarianism with a bi; -sun* 'Sensnuonsltutw aaurn, l-tlw. Mr, Wood cat,.'”»■ •l”h President Hoo-| — I hen , and to the tone of your voice, every That swing one majestic clmrd -Juidt* of which lie has mastered ni the A TAX FOR BILLBOARDS ronTV Yh-ARS AGO TODAY ' “>™ "'»!«■« n|.prmWr«.p A unify in.-.tlnct with life of God lam’. TPnl« In mir at' .-.tan 1. nnlr IS. ■n-.-rraii.yll.. aam, ha. man and Bm-ath hU hand the chemistry of life have been more human lo hair tax. legislators seem to 'have low progression;- plant to f. ack tn, th.- jramnui and J" «™l»*>u, Mak--., .tentiy nc.’Jcetcd billboard. Yet lhe I ANOTHER PRESIDEVl I IL DUTX , flower and seed -amol d,f»il.n<nt, re»KCllv,ly ‘aio—' 'entire value nf b:!Nxnrd* i* created by! There :• another Important nuit -Ulin Amu- I’atk.-r. Wank. On w oecaMnn 1 »a. mmtteUn buy Dm-mbvi ■ growth he. note* taker. thr state which provider the highway 1,0 *'h’*'Ur} - f O Slaaall and O !■ I.alh- ’ , “» '•«»“'-'*. . . .... . . , a.« .tv.nd tn a* tiinrlt much lilts.. time U. U>spend tn Hi., the rim,,... prows tan a* WliAi bUglp . may cotne lw)xt flower along which they are placed. You; tiie vendor, so Um: it look two vialti tu and fruit. h<- know*; xcurslun. . dont find binbunl*. along abandoned ,u<! ^nntt m* «v«UM*r department hi-, .souk before real bargiUning began. ' 4r< * Junws Puffer of "Vermad* or bafk-country trail* They an*: kt .1 hard freer.* <..d tr The prize was a. maftnlflotrnt piece. He stand* before Clod's truth tinbought. 6undav_with Rev w m liurkrst on lhe great truni iaghway.-' “'‘h-y Okla < Bapirar and .sufficiently trodden by ban* unsold. Amlly riicy wero on their jold 1 . urmo ui> uir.r »vuauiH inp. Hr wedding trip. 7 I ’’’’} ?° hl,Vtf tll-sciiy r<<! ite true beauty 'Sam- in ills public as hu private life, ot the slate and dwindle down in nun.-, BUHY MEN DO TH t Todd, who has txwn visiting her ;,ntl 4-xturt‘- but of course the seller a> no !unu«*lf is incomiptiblr- • •• Mi* W. J -Holloway, for mmti'■-tart.il .«• lh< maximum and'I riposted He a*k» that public men have not enjoy a -.pedal privilege which (want t< i Rung ini to Adrian yesterday on a . , - ; — >■•■■ ■ they do not pay. Since :eight day.v wc had, dinunched* tin* dH- And that their ffpoken word be ai> a. iv afternoon Milan wniiaorn. WnlldorfT.! J,' ** tlyuwnd franc-. ’ ’ builds the road* (hat make dgns rernoon auun ’ ' ~J "'"'I.............. bond; ciyliJ'iK Wan lake ipke with with.:* ’,,'*^*”!V'.7 * 7 ’ -- ------- ,’,)r ”nlv 'u'’h nil m t tn* staunch Ute un on Wall of value why shouldn't the owner* of having two frogs on one nile. i the cuhmrmtlon in each of our these billboard.' share the pt going along near the pond Ullcn . He doe* ’not ask that in midwinter urn'lieiivfelt ic(iau; — — — - —- --------- —----- — storm* w<-. t side <>t the lake .ici.ius tug on his line E_ _ 7._ _ _ <•-»-- “firs*,• our public men bring forth mid-sum•biles pay for the right of rnuiu; the He pulled and | ?’ls— family history and had■ my be reminded that God • of -• -mcr'* fruit; :.;t certain he had hold tiie bol- lesson tn true Arab humor highway* through Hie weight aijd ga* cd vuncthing d ,.iC lake ,k w«<ru lo hix mus11 *?’ 7!'>*1 between uk that wc Nor does he ask the just with but a • .... •m ... of the H, yielded tax; »hy shouldn't the billboard owner.- railed upon turn rater effort* and then the battle began ‘*r''u,M *he,n ** werc 1 did breath It lilted several minutes but Mihei 0 ?' * uh ,o -'P 011 nulck sales to jo eyre the ills by politician* wrought -MOSES they should. conquered and at last pulled in two c*uncc visitors with plenty of money. Through yean of guilty traffic. Horeb Jan;- b.>-weighing nearly eight io,‘ u‘e wnth rta^' ** were approaching w .ii >■ Well he knows ./ if God could t--. move each H pound*. Each fro^ had done its duty. 4 ^ a nraUi when a new client arrived , lieart AN ARM-CHAIR RED wineiuesi Ed Clark-went to Detroit Thursday lan,sd‘>' <'terpet stretched, jras To seek with fervor‘lor 1U country . OBSERVATION®, ; in Uic exposition immediately interested. Demanding the KOOd , read, has decided’ to-vote the Coni- ither's loat bea>u Nickerson of Lacey was in the |inc’'- ** *4' loJd without the flicker of True-’sta'trameri^Usfcn could wqrk out DAVID that-— it wa* sale. their 4»ut will day munlist ticket. Author Dreiser hoFriday. . . (an -----eyelid - ----------— not —tor ----------Elmer Count of Hickory Corners' U|IU1 1» had h.* Anally said ...a "yes" or.And or, all the land be glad and praapergrown opulent thRiugh the sal* ot his! elism, was h*. the city Fndav. ’ no- that carpet was really not for ■°r ous. bcokr to a pub’.u; that lives■‘tnder his; turiic y< sa>. but Ute newcomer wa*. a man pt The fartner-ciUiin's my toast to vmi NEHEMIAU w» hated • capitalistic *y*ufm.“ (people FIFTY-FIX-E YEARS AGO TODAY :determination, not to t>e robbed of fcs with worthies mar he roe tA With other other worthies may he see tu living in comniunu’.!; cbuntrie* haven't I King’s winecup. On Monday evening a rousing rei de*:rc. through. PETER and ANDREV. •..bltean jpce'fing was held in Freeport. trader looked at me and read enough money to buy book’ >. Author j ca'riTfig” Hosea Bigelow 11 John W Custer delivered an able rn>" Mnile correctly, iw he named n DnIter has travelled In Russia and; JAMS Hid JOH! speech, and a Hayes and Wheeler club price.two thousand francs higher than written flattering account, ol the So-1inR wa? organized The officer* elected u’e Matting point of our negtguuons. 1 At the conference called by Prr.dof securing funds cxuis it would bn* viet system but he stdl still live.-in lives in Amcr.di Amer,A !' — ■n ,«4n.i. .Ui.a» .-xist*. It woum fr Viet ... r 7? , . t pra are a* follows, vit President John O. The bargain was completed at un ................. ,IW1 denl Hoover and held In Washington. xhameful. Wun relief m s;g.x . won ^Tdle dirouMlng socialism .nd c*pit*N ’ »* llV Of (JUT \\ orld c puddle r a*'it a Fron­ Reuter. vice-president. Emmanuel' abatement seven hundred and fifty i Bernard Baruch: famous New York tin'' United SUt<N lev M. Bergy. secretary. Clement Abrams; francs, and I heard the purchx-^r banker and financier, gave his Idea of Ute courage and hope ot our men and j,m WKh a friend. George BeraNEWS GLEANINGS chairman. BGhlChcui Seer! treasurer. Sa mueL Roush chuckling with glee as he told Ute tale -----------------------. the cure required to end... thr depres ­ women shouftl not be extinguished by artl gn^.. weaithy Irlsh dr.maliat and h„„ tfeguUtfcm J. R Dudley of Rutland picked up a in the lounge of the hotel that evening, sion. He .said the permanent cure de­ taking away their -home* and their life dabbler In socialism, once said. “The m France, the country m o pocket memorandum book on Michigan We had been despoiled of our gome mands that the United States lop olT ,-ivmgs." • eapitsitsHe system will last as Jong a* I * invented fitly years agoT"’ Advertuing must roleofe tnjr ixp- avenue* on Tuesday evening, contain-, When the quick buyer had deported $1,000,000,000 from the expense of gov­ plr from the fetters of fear and from ing valuable papcrii The owner- can , the trader did not smile, but lie looked ernment. Government of townships, It lx believed that the stopping of a0 and that* all 1 care." Theodore! apprehension that job- are endan­ have the same by calling at this office, ’ doubly victorious as he gave an order villages, cities, countie*. Mate* and the torrcl'AtUres for a period of sixty day* Dreiser's communistic connctioiu arc Rl.\*’r ’rrgered.‘—Gilbert T Hodges, president. describing tiie property and paying for I to hls assistant, who. from some Inner nntlon. he said, u coating far / loo “* * “"*1" an“'': w '•(' “« »< Advertising FederatRm of America. tl«i. notice. recess, produced a carpet even superior much; taking altogether too large a snuauou., willing to exploit the *Red- system so'men Catche., of tlie-fi#ner.r.cn Tuesday afternoon Mrs. James P. to the one I had lost, share of the people's income. • ' New York has altered mdre jn » Rcberu returned from an extended . It When the depreswor. was ’ at iti ‘ ione M foC haJ a weU-5«de.-ed capital!*wa* tenderly spread before ---------------—-------------uro me. . Wc believe Mr Baruch has stated century tl*«n any town in the world * .... _______________ Mount McKinley in Alaska, the W|. ’ Where did we get to?" asked" my*the matter correctly. The next step visit to the Centennial having had a "Where height there did not seam any way of |Uc COuntry in which to bro. | friend, although he knew to a centime, l> to cut the coate of town governHeat peak in North America, has been ’ history Other? evolved New Yota' delightful -trip stopping forced liquidation. There was I ' ................... . .----- burst out —Paul Monad, «nter On Monday evening John A. Oreble and negotiations were recommenced —' inenl*. village government*, city govnothing to do but to make a drastic; We grow a bit tired of hearing about climbed only once—In 1513 ------- s— and wife and lhe Misses Wolf left for From "A Wayfarer in North Africa." by ernmenu, county government*, school reduction in outstanding credit* In < the dollar that goes farther. What wc ”1 have never scAn a billboard which The radio will have to cither raise - Pluiadclphia. neteber Allen. ji district governments, stele ------- ..™. stale and nathe intelllgenre test!'ol ’:u program: ■■ - •• a ....... Hie casei of banks that had gone into'! want u the dollar that cornea quicker, • • *----- --------national governments, and cut deep director, Brooklyn; It takes considerable eflart to be the I Then buiine** and the country will It a jwt u important to kno-- you: receiyexa' hands the aim was to quick- —Boston Herald. ’ Mureum. —— 1 ' champion Usy man tn a little town, j have a chance to recover. With the .temus marchers. Mr. John-1 plays arc Invariably interesting and ; the boys try t« stand on their brad .-.on believe* that tlw men responsible instructive and carry biy the'real'fair, in order in imitate the much mlmlt- I tor the .deaths are not ome of the id; a much bi*tter than.doe* th<- q,vcr-: n M111** 'vvay'w<*.-i» •'«decent ronlec ini'n who were with the'age c<\n*.y fair of jixlay. ' j ,rv to 1'ram Our Scrap Book Crumbs of isdom «■ i �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. AVGUST SI, 1931 nni HrU 1I 1I nriurv Irl/url * 8re*t h**"’ men *nit *wn*n °i debtedne** and the support of lhe ma­ .county office*,'the largest 'vote evar varying optntona and purposes. He te chine. Of course my figures are only ap­ I polled al a primary election in Barry IILVi Li Li ULllLI w ranking member nf th, great Agproximate. Whatever waste there la . county. We think chi* augura well, for j the county and lhe result* should be In l*O”"«Up^‘ton te* <toto*“ui that Is so dramatically and tragically laid- — again*! Mr. Ketcham at a rpolitical the main utlsfaclory u IHI' Lu Urilllullu 1 mnre for ,be lf k,t * here he u — — -----------------------w । They talk about taxation, and a* corrupt, is tn tiiat 8 cents, possibly two dpdttbc ta rrnvmveiTov though Ketcham wa* not interested In or three cento of it. Beea say* so \J (Continued from page one) ,,n<1.hrd Prlnud rach voUn» Pr«-| KEF LIEB-------------------TO-------URITIUISM .n-uei.ui, ..re: CONteit* lessening hrua-a-ii. iiiat the tax u, (nirden. Tiiat to »o-dr*maUc*lly, a* she always wa* cap­ ______________________ :____ : cinct in Hie county over'cinct 25 net in cent U» । county over 25 per cent — L_. ..it is amusing .. dnunati,. M j rWnember lier. of thi* city for lhe kUentiort titey iuse‘more ballots Dian were polled at th*; j -------....-----CERNING CONGRESSMAN ridiculous .that U — you "Fire all of Congress, they haven't done ,l..n u> U» n«» ' WTnjriM 1 know Ketcham. Bom a* he was In «“ “ “* . AEllMLAIYl comparative poverty-on a farm near one singly thing this year." or words ... . , , . , requirement of tile law He liu been _Um.Unu Hasting*, and never being in any sense to that effect. Well, under the earnest whk-h .pplM only to nw. .r.O lo.7.- Ube„, •'' r^‘ °! lhe 35 '*r c-‘a' O'rt^asincere guidance of -Mr. Hoover and 'h l.* PASTOR RESENTS INFER­ t, th. only p,.*. or tw.u w. thoi ... pniuu-1 .i.lrr—I >>11| with the conacientlnu* support at Mr more Thu d„ prlm„y peiipcj. n,., ENCES OF OPPONENTS Spoor and the burdens ot taxes upon Ketcham.-<JnnSre»a this ituit yerfr cut B.rry county where . complete re- ta I ,,.w Qy , nn or.merv ■ himself, hl* friends and id* relatives otf by actual figure.*, some billion dol- tepUtreUon U re,mreU primary ’| We are offering great­ ' Careful Thinking People Of -1"1 «<ually .uttering tn hi» heart be­ tars from ito expense budget Tiiat l» Thu— who [Ml lo .1,1) th, n. lr»U-.election day. Sepu-mt- i la. th. est value to be found tlw, ... 1 cause of lhe burden lie Ium there, for Mime help to the taxpayer Tn:a*urr r.urni card. ue,i 8-turm.v ... .» non om«„ w.lt k,u„ whether whether the lure .mt .Uuret herel.dore. ... •Im.uo „,„pi, ballot, .ill u.umeienl ... 4th Dial. Should Net Give !*omv one to say that he I* not Iriter-________ ____________________ "that-up beside- the promised refund of „ .. U1„ u„„ wll, ested in relieving the tux *— burden Oredence to Folse Rumors J— *-1* u would be Congressman whp hate* so n« urn Inner or .... .Ire urday. cmin STRICTLY both amusing and maddening. I poet- muejv to talk ?bout lilmsHt but *A i:. This ii lhe alien । 11c un, time »iku iiMufolk* u arc > con.Ilvo) y *now aincrenriy anaand 1 oan t De­ be- so very anxious to be *iwn and heard I—Id Turiday. Septemdrr .. -W. lap.- ,mCPr. -Iwmld wt emre pel in/nwreh ,'i lively know differently I don't „,v v-rv.ta c|„, / sidering candidate* Jor office It U Upve the can,ful thinking people .... .... matter ... ' of! Anyway this of laxt* I* not reery rotor In Haa.U.a- mu.led u, th. ••• "hu Cju vuuu., , l|r/UBimn not hard to get the viewpoint uf tl» Van Bunn and Berrien counties where nearly so simple a* w>me-would make iranchlse will see that h«- nr s‘h—'t’ ■' >■ bus the type up and can print add!­ * tunc tional ballots on sltcrt notice" if repolitician, mu* of the office-seeker, n«>.'. F'lulkcn M-etns to be after the most us believe it Is Tile losening of taxes prbperly registered before the shall expire of the newspaper, all urging claim* of folks will give any credence to hi* vain is bound to come, but no mere gurry.1 -eition Wc all are for lessening the lou*' novice can "bring it' about ' " We can ditfereni candidate*. It ir. not often, tux burden 'in America, but we can real u.v-ured that .Mr Ketcham will al- registered under the m w registration OBITUARY. howeteK that a preacher has anything blca* she lucky star* tiiat we were way* be found in lhe front rank* as a act. It can be done any day up to and Mary A Bagley. the daughter to say about candidate* for office. Wv sincere, conrelentious. earnest. ind< • including Saturday. September 3. be­ J'fler*on and.Susan Bagby, wav burn arc sure that our readers will tx- infaUgabk- worker toward tiiat end. and tween tiie hour* of eight A M and iin Lancaster. N Y. September 3. 1818. five P M All that is nett, tcre*trei in knowing the Viewpoint of n My frtend of former years. B<*a and departed from tins life August IS Hasting* preacher. Rev. L. 1. Dewey. Hnrrl*. say* Foulke* lias promised to so well, he will be able to do vastly to the city hull, where the Oiurerning eongreas ami the ntness of turn hls salary back to tiie district on mtire in that way for lib constituents hls . .assistant will have th ,w. she woqld ftavr bee Ulf two card* and answci the questions jrigiity-fqut >-.<r.- uf age our congrc.-K.inaiL to represent thi* dis­ our taxes here it elected to Congress. than any new man can possibly do. that are required in order that one j When but u young girl »lie moved trict for another term.’ I _______________ | What a promt**! How tor would that Very sincerely. may be properly regtet.-r. d Surety the |with h,r u, Wisconsin wliere Some time ago Rev..Dewey wrote a go in carrying the burden? 1 urn frank little eflort nccassary uuxht not tod-.(t!k>. aboul >var afM1 tbrll letter to Arba Moulton, editor of th-; ,10 say. that Mr. Ketcham couldn't ufter unvone from regixtermg Uwy .left WteconMn fur Michigan, set­ Decatirf Repubhean Mr. Dewey was ford to do that if he desired to and to O' !,* anyoJ‘*’ knows now that he or-zhr > tittig in Orangeville. Barry co In the bom near Decatitr. and is an intimate promiM* Mich a thing would make him Alli not be tn Hastings on Tuesday, j 18#s. JUht tuty-unc years ago. she friend pf Mr. Moulton Some time ago a mere laughing stock. By the way. September 13. that person can go tO'cimi; into the family of the lute Henry there upiieiircd m .the Republican why ' dx".h't ’ ■ Mr. -Foulkt ■ s turn some,of the rity hull any time before Septem-j wickwire a.- houM krejier and to mo-.hhl* present wealth over to the district bcr 13. during the hour* mimed, eight[rr thr,,. .,mall children, the youngest. article* by an aspirant for emigre:-* on To help relieve the lax burdened nubile' A. 5J. to flyr p M. and g.-. un "abren-.itj.re.rg.-wickwire, who wo* but ten the, democrat ticket as well as lei ten , if he is so anxious to help them? voter's ballot.' which hi' or. she may j u,\-k* old Hive Wa* very denrted to train another party tn that Aeeliun. But what about these taxes? What ' ot U«r cu,., Flnt. E? w”" mark and seal up in the required cn- this family arid since the death of criticising Mr, Ketcham'* course -m ore wfo|M-. which will te_ftiriilxlted, arid Henn, twenty-six year* ago. sIm- has congress. Mr Deway wrote the billow-: part of our tax money go ., to'thi-sup. chimney of t".. the coal I..,;..: ho-u . ing |> r.’.riniil letter to hr. friend. Arlxi port and punishment ot crime hi the rejuipment nm-saar, when s>tc:nii leave the ballot with th- city clerk. mail<. j)(.r tlumi. with ticonic Wnkwhich will be counted by. the hoard of wire <8he leave* to mourn her death, Moulton, and published in the L'a**- iFt-deral (iov< nimcnt from 20 to 25 i»>wer wa* lined npplu Vigilant , which we pas* on to dur ntilhon dollars apnually;. in the state - Some tiule ago the waterworks cont- clectiun on primary ehot-.un itey Thu*; two tm>th<n> Dank! and Frank of readers: 1 government* 70 to 100 million dollar.-; miltec'of ttie council, at th- : ni:g* s­ it cun be seen tlud there wifi be no Orangeville.beside*Mrs Clara Ransom: excure for anyone tint voting who island Mr* Mary Putnam of Hasting*., in countie, wo to 75 million dollars, twn of that body, empiay^ ’ ’ I an(j George Wickwire of Banneld Some of the article*, letters, cone*- in citlc* of 3O.OO0*’and over. 150 to 200 Osborn, a graduate in archtn hint and registered ft will be an interesting experience; whom she motheyd a* children Shei liomienreri t<:. in your excellent paper million dollar.-; in municipalitie* 35 to art work, tn prepare to . plan* . . revamp­ have rather amused me. aroused me. 50 million rtollkm Surely that terrible ing -• • this pumping xtatlun so it would for th* voter*l ot Hasting* to east their '^0 h ave.- several nephew* and men .; interi-sl'-d me. and stirred me up nt tux load cannot lx- laid at Hie door of make a fur neater . appearance and ballots under the new act. which ha* ‘ besides ho»Ls ot frtend* — turn .Mr Ketcham. ' would U- much bitter adapted for become operative in this city. Tlit?"^ ,K u.u, 10 bb- or her usual.polling OBITUARY. I do not can- to enter into the con­ only e.rvuM.' electruu v',Ur w111 But particularly what become* of the ptesejit uses. requiring _____ and a standby i First he or she must sign a1 Manlyn Marie, youngest daughter of; troversy except to say tiiat MniNIK is taxpayer'.', dollar? Tlx- federal Gov- operation of pumps Telepone 2226 Hastings, Michigan terribly niL^ulded. ’misinformed .or einmrnt with which only Mr ‘Ketclwrii- uLoiuie’ engink which i* aratlabh-'.,a,(1 WP*»t‘ng a baltot. and ta'p that,Clayton and France* Shurlow. was; Just plain desiring to purposely _tni*- ha< anything to do R-ts but 30 rof should anything happeh to thr c!.. -'r 'rd ,o ‘he gate keeper. The electtori• born September 3. 1931 and |m*m><Ioffidab will compare the signature on away August 23, 1932 at the age of ll | •had and pervert the tael*. Wheii any­ the total yearly tux budget of th-- tile current uiiruuu, ahd auu 20 -ti uay* ouv leave* avra te v,j. At the council meeting held FridayIth’ c;‘r<l *“*» ’he signature which thejmonths days She 1, one intimates' a* this man Fmilkes. 'country. That 1, out of everv dollar beside* her jurente A aurwy of cuie3 Uu, paid’ by any taxpuycr only 30 rente 'night Uie memb.r . cl that lx.dy amt; voter nude on hls prechwt registration : mount their ’low, — »-*• who. because Men working on a power line sup­ lh<- mayor gave consideration tn th«-:c-,*’d. If they agree tic will be handed a stt-*.. Patty Lou. her grand;>.m-ii!*.|nw. average annual per capita -x-x-ndi- ported by poles 35 feet high had to •?ongri-*s exercises any control what- plan;, prepared by Mr. O-burn, which the ballot he requests. Tlu-voting will Mr and Mr*. Gilbert Scott of Hn.'Ung.- j tllr jnr municipal government is' _ _______ _ olho-h-Jd-; and Chas Bhurlow Of Blanchard 8h< l.„„ ‘J. .^LnK, T u bend down to fix tiie wires in Mount they'found very satisfactory. They Ibe done in the usual nuinnm <-r* Ip our gownunen! an- :j IflrJi. carRainier National Park owing to the Will be Mdly missed but we must all T^nwitem™ fJ^diS^ rupi. gr«<d>\ ,/lf-M-. king *)J*U;rs ti­ ran exercise his best influence over but were adopted by tiiat body. The <s-| Wv believe tlte umutiallv large tegteheavy snowfall last winter, ts simply a1 ixiUUcal pt evert. And 30 cnits of our tax dollar. The bulk of Vunated cost of making all the changes tratlon In Hastings infilcates an un- remember to ssy "Thy will be dom ' and putting the jitunp* in a different j usual interest in the 'wriinur.y election Mineral service* were held at the home : win n he imrticularly Mys that of John Two cotniwnlcs. American Telephone ...... place than they, are nt lhe present 1 thte year. Wc believe thafwill be true tn Baltunprc twp. 'August 25. at in One-fourth of the- workers in the A- Telegraph Company and Cities Kelt ham thyii he U linking very clore .supervision ill...liny way. Bu» what about Ute federal tax lun* t”'d making ampte toom for in the townships; and that.there will A M. Rev. Fred King olhcintlng. In- United States' are In occupation* that Service Co. had more than 600.000 home. • mom y, the; ;<o cento, where does that 'hen:, which is not possible in their I be recorded thi* year , because of tn-1 torment was made at Striker cemetery [were not heard of 30 years ago stockholders each during 1931. go? No dpubt sonu* of it is wasted, present kKatlon. wil. roiuidt red. It I, lived m lit* home town us pa.sior of the pi'etty largely because of the flagrant »-l!S i’1'0 ’hnuglit that Inasmuch a* the church of-which Im- I* a faithful mem­ exiMit’lou Of officer.*, ^ivernment ml uaterworlu revenue now. iman.c , a)|i tier amt in which hr was Sunday tape. Me. during the war nil of which exin’tis* ' and leaves a sum te the I Sclutol Superintendent for many .Vcurs, is b- liw cut down gradually now, imt u KtMX* every jeiir, this pump house j ... . uiight to Ik- improved,so as to look When anyone intimates that he is a little more like ti worth-while plant | crooked or in any way lacking in In­ unwieldy and must move slowly. tegrity, nr that lie is a mere self-seekMr. Ketchum I*' just as sincerely tliaii it dots. Tin- Gunner is not imt politician or even that lie is mil anxious lo eliminate that utmeciMuiry criticising anyone in saying this, be-1 ckiiiur hl-., level best for the every wet- >aste .l. .Mr Fwulki.. or anybody cls-r required In the plant itself, they) and 1* putting forth *«rv just 'a^ great <d- «r, anybody cun toward that nWllc by “dding onto the old; -----' bullditfg, without any thought of howl I atn'herd to .My that that Individual is achievement.either ignorant of the fact*. or doesn’t But now back to that 30 cents. Du- thing would look when additions and without- any । care what he says Just so he may get ; Practically 29’ of it or 8 7 rent* go<» were , , completed, - • . -™1 «««»■ I thi- applause of a gullible public in I., lay on th.- ....uie d-bt, » tarn, itarr •'««*» “ ll» ‘'Iwrotxre. . ■ , I these haul times wlii-p many are will­ Ol ..net. »-M ..reufbutal.d dunita <lre m* . D-Sbentte .dmu.l.tr.n"' '«“'*«'>« "J' ing to accept most any spoken ’reason . «r un*, .... . . »b(,rr..d I, tz, Him u-a turU'.trlzic ■ for the causes of our present disorder. tlon. 26 • or 8 rent* goe* to pay mil­ matter, referred it to lhe waterworks l atn positive of this, that never has itary pension* 181-3'- or 5 rent* for committee wilii power to act. with the understanding, howevef, that only a| this district ever been represented in Congress by a harder working, more, cents of that 30 cents goes for wars, part of the improving would be done! conscientious. more faithful or-.more past, present'and.future. 20A or thi* Tall. It seems probable that thej »tnccre public servant than by John about-tj cent* go,* for civil functions chimney and the old coal sheds will • ., lx- torn down. A new roof is an alx-o-1 Ketcham. IP- is a thorough Christian gentlcnu-n. interests now as always in T- .nr about 2 rente tws for general lute necessity, because tin- old one is> the very best welfare of his country functions where prphably there is some in a Mid condition Tins will give n_, c.uutitucnte. not being able to do for more waste. But one can readily see chance to make changes in tin- appear- them what hr would like, but doing nil timt the bulik of Hint 30 cents, or about ante of the building. But tiie interior' he can Hi- is but one in a body of 22 rept.'. is dm- to pa-t Incurred in- changes will probably not be made at tills time. "Hie entire expepse was; estimated at a little less than 83.000 . . »^***A****K*******A***AdM*dWWW»*.Wiieii theae- change* are made the1 appearance of the plant will be greatly improved It had been a rather dis-1 reputable .looking place pre-.ious tp this*' year, when iinproveiiu-nt * have bt'vn nuide on the ground* and the inside ot the plant newly painted, and one would hesitate- about inviting friend* to vhit our waterworks plant. It wa* dec/icdly not a show place. With the change* made as suggested by Mr. Osborn, it will be a voiivenient, g;>odJooking plant and will also make sav­ ings in operating costa. HASTINGS VOTERS EVIDENCE NTEREST । QTITFC nPINiniUC •>*«»* ■». Good News For Washer Buyers HIGH GRADE Washing Machines 95 71 We cannot advertise the name, but it is of one, of the popular and well advertised makes and just think of it, the price for a short time is only $39.95. Come in early as this offer is for only a short time! 77 TO BE REMODELED Miller Furniture Co "Complete Home Furnishers" ONS lifkrn t lin­ iment flock.bird ■turnI. but itlons slant :l»ord it life Announcing a SPECIAL OFFER on low-cost hot water for all the family now.: . you can have in your own home, the marvelous money - saving CONSUMERS SPECIAL Gas WATER HEATER START THE MONTH RIGHT BY TRADING AT THE light. North Side Grocery/ SATURDAY, Sept. 3 FRIDAY, Sept. 2 unch inter mmiut a tight each dry's COFFEE Del Monte NORTHERN best quality, 3 rolls 04 «« £ I C Alice Eaw 3C gov- hips. I tiie ated step traE FLOUR 24>, lb. B», 21c 63c RED CHERRIES, fancy No. 2 pitted for pies, 2 cans COG Order your winter's supply. better bread. FELS NAPTHA SOAP, bar OC F-_ BUTTER SHULTZ or MIDDLEVILLE Freah Fruits Meats and Vegetables 1 U UD' ^XC HINMAN’S Phone 2491 Utp will MOTHER’S BEST TEA POT TEA, fancy BROOMS, 4 sewn, OOwa good quality; oach££C » oh 29c TISSUE, TOMATO SOUP, Brand, 10/a oz. can ...j]_______ Vi-lb. pkg.--------- mon. York Lb. Coffee i* advancing—Order a supply at this low price. Guaranteed Merchandise We Deliver COMPLETELY INSTALLED - READY TO USE ADDITIONS NECESSARY AT NEW SEWAGE PLANT Basins And Conduits To Be Covered To Do Away With Bad Smells The council have run into a snag in the operation of the sewage disposal plant. It is situated not very far from the Bookcase factory When the wind is from the north or northwest, there have been complaint* about unwhole­ some'smell* that were not relished by the workmen in tiiat plant. The sewer committee wish to remedy that situa­ tion. because they have no desire to maintain what under certain condi­ tions might be a nuisance. Accord­ ingly thr engineer who planned the plant. City Engineer Sparks and the waterworks committee have given ■■ lot of consideration to changes tiiat will *avc,this annoyance It is proposed to cover the basins in­ to which the fresh .sewage is pumped, also the conduits which convey the liquid sewage to these vats; also to cover the digestion tank so tiiat odors will not lx- troublesome. Tills change can be made without much expense. *o the council at its meeting Friday night gave the sewer committee authority to make needed alterations in the plant. For the present it was not thought wise to cover the sludge beds where the digested sewage 1* placed and dried out for use as fertilizer. If that has to be covered it will be done later. Since lhe advent of religious freedom in Spain the sate ol Bibles ha* in­ creased at lhe rate of 60,000 a year. 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WITH YOUR OLD COIL AND HEATER SAVE AND PROFIT BY THIS OPPORTUNITY Just Phone 2305 — Or Visit Our Store CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �tht naSTwdtaeNtx inwria.r. *eot«T ji. lan PAGE FTX OF WHITE RFANS !'ln reBk “n<1 declining Buyers purchased ucvELurinu DEVELOPING Ntw NEW UlL fill drilling a. well tight miles from Hart, I followed the peak prices. Immediately j ■ recovery’ from these primary depres­ PRICE rniuc ur wni i c dmhj imall loU only Bt a depth or STO an g.rooc vem after the World war. During that isions is not apt to be rapid. The sec­ STEADILY ADVANCING buy the next lot cheaper, which they FIELD IN OCEANA CO. ot k00^ quality of coal wa* encounUreight years prices were maintained at'! ondary post-war . depression usually [usually usually did. Until -July inthe — ed by-theixidrill. tho people are »•« ma. late untilin laic ouiy me ---oy-meAsarm aj mowho pcuy.c •a relatively high level for the-entire Il follows the primary depression sooner ‘ Was dreggy. but the change Drillers Find Eight Foot Vein ,loln8 ,he drllUn« <ere 1101 1 period. That is what fooled to many II than has been true with the one which Crop Looks Good At Present*' market came as suddenly as the shift in tlw ® but ,reeking oil, they did not stop drill­ ‘ people. They thought lhe price k-vel j■ followed tl>e World war. The question Ilf _ing __ ... ___ rnl .ndcoal -TH was la rilt. ..... ■>................................. Time—Less Acreage Was * stock market Of (Innd Good flnolitir Quality Hnnl Goal when the found. This dis­ Siner then prices havV jhud become stabilized at the high fig- I is. Where is the turning point after covery undoubtedly means that, when •ures maintained through tiiat period.: our .post-war depression? He believed Sown This Year . moved up steadily and are now 25 to i Near Hart R. V. GUNN SPOKE AT RO ;and were not prepared for the severe: we reached that point this Mrtnmer. It—now seems quite probable that $0 cents per hundred pounds higher The recent discovery of oil not far the time conies for opening another coal district in Michigan. Oceana I recession in prices that has followed nearly three years, after this secondary whW beans will bring a fair price thi* (han they were late in July. Spot TARY LUNCHEON MON­ stocks of brans arc very meager, from'She village of Hurt, in Oceana county will be decidedly on .the map. that eight year [x-riod. For three years depression*, began. "Die tendency is to . DAY NOON probably mcaiu the develop­ Tins same vein has been followed into : now there has been, until a few weeks; charge these deprcMions to lhe presi-I1 year. Bean prices have already shown, much lighter than usual The bean county, -~ 1>. n steady downward trend. Some u,.fit who-may be at the head of our'’in the New York market, the greatest crop, as a whole, promises to be less ment of u new oil nclii in this state. Muskegon county. ' w.erc sevpral dry holes put down ve thought that tlje price huH government when it happen*. ■ Cleve-1 upturn in many months. New York Ulis year than Ins’- That is not due There DISCUSSED ASPECTS OF The lowest temperature murk re-, uld jrt'inaln below the norma! for ns ■ land s name wa* associated with the' brokers are revising t^heir bean price to crop failures, but is due to tae fact in various puru.of that county before ECONOMIC CONDITIONS curded in Texas during March was five that tilt' acreage sown to bean* in this n 400 barrel well was developed. it a fxirlod ns it had bwri- above panic ol»IB93: yet President Cleveland It now apix-urs t|ia| Oceana county degrees below rero. in the Panhandle T„O,1 mat level. The- -ficakcr. however, djd:had absolutely nothing to do with it. list* almost daily. Buyers are Jx-gin- country this year is 24 per rent below Cites Indications mat l>cact [!Ol believe, that tiiat would be true. ■ Roovc-r'* luiupr^'w:-(.elated with the nlng to take an interest in the situa­ that of liist rear. But Michigan did is to be noted for another develop- section, while the highest reading was not reduce the acreage of its bean men!, viz the production of coal, us.i.at „ Eagle Pass on Use Rio Graxide where Him To Think Tiiat United • He thought we hud gone well .part W-1 present depression. Tiiat would be a| tion. now that the market is rising a result of the oil development. In n climbed to 102 degrees. Te n., Ti,.> TTncrrndfl lo* P°int of :hc depression and are-jokt if it were not so serious. World- ; For more than a year bean* were crop tius year. States is on lhe upgrade now toward better times: .but wide conditions produced .the’ depres-, Stall that wc mu»t not expect a rapid rire. ■ . R. V. Gunn, of the United States through which wc have been pass-1 Department of AErizuhure Extension, while the prerent low prices work , ing for three years. Service at'the State C.-Iicge nt East against the man who U in debt, par-: Thc”tore Cer,al"-„thlufju^at, n» IW .pufer -I tlwHM-n «l»n th.1 tMrtlrtn—£3,, ft," - ■ Monday noon . .A1, created during the peak yeats. yrt beL<er,ul“£* „ . , . Club Agri- -here are fampensatmg benefits, low First. The first factor Is that, farm ’Some Economic At ]: prices can go with prosperity, if the •>««** are higher, which is a good in­ culturp! and Indu prices ot what-we buy a- well as what, diMtion. Secotid Bank failures, which aversaid. the •ni.c time ‘arm tirouucm ju.u .or -------- ---_ --- per cent I. s titan the price* of prod- taUen to an average of THI per month le that the martetm^ activities of farm- act. which the farmer-had lo buy. so far in 1932. and are sl«dily growing Ti:< --peaker declared that Industrial less. In normal times there are from re of vital iir.portanev. Hr jiro•. n chart illustrating the pnee activity is vitally tied up with farm 50 to 60 per .month in this country. 1 ;urnv. What ails the farmer toThird There can be no doubt that of farm products, manufactured day not so much a matter of .oveflegislation proposed by President xw.it raw material^ from 1800 up production a« under-consumption! The Hoover and adopted by congress has to e present time The word -level'1 laborer who is out of employment, or ■ bM‘n a ftClor ,n bringing a working *n the tide. ; ot prices during MU» . - two or Ihrce• days - a week, can- >| turn nLiinir .nd.it mat tic biu not afford to pav »ueh price* a* are. Fourth. Tiie fourth factor . is •piyb i' r - in i-r i« ■ were lh> < ien nou required.* As a comrqucnce chologieal People feel better about lhe BtulnesK did’ •a year ago. nr or ,f it-.- wan of IM’ iMl-65 and conautne 1«™s. cm ................activ- situation than •they h‘” •••' itv fluctuates »n ■good After aura with their ’—« deal, which dis- [ ** mqntlui ago. or even ninety days turU. farm prices ’ | ago. That feeling helps lo bring bet>1 prices then Iner trend do«n*ard..usualb , •- r—■ — — .MMdn, .----------- --Mow— „,bM „„ „ peak of high price*; This was not true’ed a little time utter the wars of 1812. I realize that America is not going to in the years from 1931 to 1929 that. the Civil war and the World, war. The I jump out of tlw depression, which we have suffered Tor three years, at one I leap. It will .take time. The causes 1 tiiat produced it extended over several i years. They cannot be remedied In a few weeks; but in his Judgjnent there! is no doubt that we are now on tiie! ‘way out of our htfuiclal difficulties | . While tiie farmer has had a hart time! to get along during tlw threcA years since the first break tn the stoch'market, he is today better of! than the laboring clus-s. than the great body of business .men. better off than most in- j dustrinl buslncMC*. A serious thing in CfET READY for vour Izibnr Day trip TODAY ... You hls situation Is that If he Is In debt, he j i has to pay with a dollar that will buy rnny lu vcfaauin be able to buy tirea nl'lbcsc unbelievably low -.twice ns much as a dollaf did when iiriec-. Qualitv excels nnv oilier make nt anvwhcrc near these (the debt was created. ■ ‘ It was an optimistic. message. The prices . Lome iu ... Equip your rnr with arces/uriet you I spc&ker believe* that America is now iii eti . . . of tiie Loicrst Prircx Ever Known and be prepared '.emerging from the depression and we for an cnjoynblc, trouble-free Iloljday. all will be better off if we will learn i 1 the qinnV valuable and needed lessons . from ojtr sorry1 exjieriences. . i MOOT OPTIMISTIC | MESSAGETOCLUB OVERSTOCKED! MATERIALS ARE GOING FAST AT OUR SALE PRICES -LABOR JD AY BARGAINS .... but why shouldn’t they go fast! In a good many instances we are selling good, clean, strict­ ly No. 1 materials for less than the wholesale price today! Tirestone In order to appreciate this sale you should come in and look over our stock and get our prices. EVERYONE COME TO LABOR DAY P CNIC > t 6 (Continued from page one) 4 ' 5' 11 2 2 'I-:- 'F5re«Joa« 01011*1.0 TYPE 3.00-19— 5.2.7-10____ S.50-18...... 6AW-18IL1). 5.35 5.43 CT33 6Z>5 7.53’ B-35 10.65 11.30 14-65 $9-30 10.38 10.54 11.32 12.90 *4.50 15.20 20.66 23.86 23.42 I.W-21 1.S0-2I . I.TS-20 5.00-21 $3.59 $6.98 7-66 3-95 4.70 9-96 5.15 598 6.61 3.39 Tlresfcne ____couRita iyp 1.40-21 30.34 Cl. IS5.98 6.98 3.55 1.89 5.75 |l.. manufarlum’* turn*. Tb»y .r. -old w.t Immi l Id-4 oaraiH —o. rrtf(M»u«|. I II... I........... EVEftV FIKESTO5K TIKE IS IHH HLY lit tltSNTKEU. >4.1. lit.. ..I S.r.aion* T4r*« la da«l<natwl by ti.nd aUsign and name. Th* 11IIF.-.1 <>M ,|><au>t mmufarliirr lUra . qual.ly and o.i.a.rurtiun of aarh a|M.aal l-rami nan,ra fn» mail Sirratunr linr T«r.l tbai of Special ■U.lea l-niaea an-l ...l.-ra <■> ■!.•<.il.uie. |l.and ■nail urd.e Urea and lubaa aeid -[e. *,j| lUand F.rva are anad* xilbaml al thaaanaeprirra. Double Cuarontee-l „ry Ur. lil4.IUlu.Ui.Ttfd 1 ■ IlTTBlwOT l^ara tlw -Ihll SlliM • un.U.TTira<l.elr ... .I..wri.nl..:n<r.l sua.ntrr, Yvu ar« .luubly pmi-«t..l. ’ . EXIDE BATTERIES $4.95fand up CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS Change Every 10,000 Miles COMPLETE GREASING SERVICE BLUE SUNOCO Motor Fuel Oils and Grease ©SSE FREE»?FIRESTONE TIRES COMPLETE LUBRICATION ANDRUS SERVICE . Phone 2240 Comer Court and Jefferson, Haatings and the turtles should be entered i For the pet dog parade prizes are jOffered for the longest, the shortest. [ the largest, the smallest, as wrll as the • ugliest looking pel dog. In tiie push-mobile contest, prizes i will be offered for the best three. : The hitch and go race will be inter­ esting. Tiie cuiitcstants will harness [and hitch.the trains to wagons. The ■ one who does the Job quickest gets the ; prize. • There will be « lot of amateur stunts • pulled di! under lhe direction of L. E. ; Barnett, of this city.’who has u repu[ tatlon for successful work of that kind. I There will be a number of balloons 1 given away for prizes of ditierent ■ kinds. ! -Liberal prizes will be offered for the best school floats by city, village and . rural schools. • One of the most delightful contests will be that of the old fiddlers and i dance callers, who will match their ; Viol in'playing and their dance calling for the prizes offered. As a special feature. Jep Bisbee, of national fonty. will be present at the ■ fair grounds before the fiddlers’ con­ test, but will not lx1 a participant. He will appear at the Strand theater Mon- and (his noted tiddler. There will be an airplane, with a j thrilling triple parachute drop. Ted -[Sweet, the only one-legged parachute •jumper in the world, is to make a triple! jump which will be a thriller. He has [a government permit allowing him to :do tbwe stunts ‘He and his pilot will l be here with their airplane on Sunday a!$o. Those who .wish td to take a ride in the plane can do so at the greatly reduced price offered by the A feature which all will enjoy will Fbc the collection of war relics, which •will be the greatest’ever shown in । Barry; county. : There will be clowns, who will en­ tertain the kids and^he old folks, and. [ keep you laughing. , I Tiie Hastings City Band will furnish) i music for the entire day. There will J be dancing in the evening. There wfll be free admission to tiie j fair grounds for everybody, free |>arking inside tlw grounds, and tables fur-1 nishcd -free for everyone for picnic i dinners See the adv. on another page for full particular*. Something over *200 has been raised for cash prizes for this barbecue and picnic. With that incentive the sports should be worth while. Everybody : ought to come to Hastings and have a good time on Labor Day I FATHER- OF MAX ECK DIES AT DEXTER. Mr. and Mrs. Max Eck and Miss ■Ellen Eck were called to Dexter the last of the week by lhe death of his , and was staying at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Eck, Who were both called away Thursday night, leaving the aged man alone. On Friday anoth­ er son. Robert, went to the home to ' take some food to hls father and found that he had hung himself. Funeral services were held at the Robert Eck home at Dexter on Sunday afternoon. FOLLOWING ARE THE ITEMS THAT WE FIND OURSELVES OVERSTOCKED ON: ♦ 200,000 Feet 2x4, 2x6, 2x8-8 to 16 Feet Long STRICTLY No. 1 YELLOW PINE, Bright and Clean. 30,000 Feet 1x6, 1x8and 1x12 YELLOW PINE and HEMLOCK SHEETING.' 1000 FENCE POSTS. About 4500 Feet 1x10-16 WHITE PINE SHIPLAP. I 100,000 5X BRITISH COLUMBIA RED CEDAR SHINGLES A Quantity of STEP LADDERS, Practically All Lengths. BARN PAINT-HOUSE PAINT—STANDARD) MAKE B. P. S. BARN SIDING, CLEAR FIR or WHITE PINE. INSULATING BOARDS — Celotex, Insulite, Red Top and Masonite. COMBINATION STORM DOORS, In Two Styles. DROP SIDING—FIR, Practically Clear, Pattern 106. About 75 Squares ASPHALT SHINGLES, Several Styles. A QUANTITY of OAK FLOORING. We have added to this sale a #ood many more items such as Roll Roofing, Varnish, all kinds of Flooring, in fact, whatever you need in the building line we will sell to you so cheap, you cannot afford not to buy < No Telephone Calls The HOME LUMBER CO HASTINGS * MICHIGAN 4 �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 31, IMI I YOUNG MEN WORKING om Hart, foot vein ncounter• who are Her coal, top drillThls dlslat, when another Oceana the map. ’ hred into Social Events and Personal Mention anhandle ding was de where ♦ f 4 WAY THROUGH COLLEGE ----------- gathebisw. ! W EIS'S’m’” t“' : Matthews, fourteen being present, mas*. Lorraine Ixenhath Is.The Chef of them cousins.' In Bach Club At 0. M. Guests from away were Mrs Frank i Drouillard and M1m Gwendolyn DrouRobert Ritchie 1* home from Char-1 Mr. and Mrs Harold Smith spent Mr and Mrs David S. Goodyear and i vouege tllard of Ponttaa; Mr. and Mr* A. D family are at Gun lake thia week 09loftc for hh vacation Sunday In Jackson. . Many are interested In the welfare | Hoskin. Miura Helen and Alma Hoskin Mrs. Ed McCann of Flint visited st I Jack finyder and* Guy Willard spent cupying the Kim Sigler cottage -Mr* Sate Ailed of Florida 'and son. ■ of ; some of our young men' from the and Harold Hoskin of Garrettsville D McCain's last week Monday at Battle creek city who have in these depressing i Ohio; Mrs Maude Smith, Miraes GcrMr and Mrs CliHord Dolan have j MisH Hazel Caukln Visited In Sjiarta ■Herbert Alien, of Kalamazoo, called,on IJlmra. been working tiwii way through aldine and Geneva Smith and p. F*wry ■ Mr and Mrs Bert Tinkler Fr , returned from their stay at Presque and Grand Rapids last week. . .college One Is Don Boyr* *on nf Roy of Grand*Rapid*: Harald "Dorhorn oi tale. I Mr and Mrs R. F Bottom and EdThe Joicph — Sinters ---------...of---fit ------------------. - Boyes, who ha* just completed his Grandville and Mr. and Mr*. JH ’ duties, in both at General Mot.^r', Tech, m Haye* of Hanifigx Mr and Mrs John Engle returned ward BotUm spent Sunday at St lurried and are ready for lhe-school and music department* I and has a good job with -the A , ----on Wednesday from a visit In Paw'Joseph • —• ।I Mrs. jeswn oi Mrs. M Braden and daughter <>! IC 8j»ark Plug Co. of Flint JOINT MEETING OF * Mrs. k R. h H Jessen of cnicago Chicago u is *wivisitMLV. Elizabeth Clark of Kalamazoo . mB her parents, Mr. and Mr* C W Barryton were vuitors of Mrs Prrlir.u ' Giro who has ju't rom|>!. ted a year LEGION UNIT ANO POST 1* ti'itlng her aunt. Miss Elizabeth Crawford. . Hotffrtarter a few.days test week is Lorraine teenhath. who let raveral q»'k I Mr .to Mr. ctoi r.ul «r,d M.ri Mr J.Gn R.KM.rt ol c.r,. J»to'to_to. to»ri rtot Afur J. . . tlw: cafeteria was Comiuittees Were Appointed Mi** Ruth Cheexrbrotiirti of Qltraltietia have returned from a week * May were TOturday night and Sunday 'cafeteria HU. I,f fit,. II,,*. rlorcd because .of tile depression. tliej wua in tie city Thursday calling on la^Gun lake jurat.-, of Mr and Mrs. Walter Eaton, buy* formed a Bach club and, they: To Co-Operate In Making friends , ) Mr* Earl Kermeen of Caledonia te Mtes Katherine Landsberg of Yon- prepare the vegetable- do-dishes and Labor Day Picnic Success, ' • Mrs- Julia Potter spent the week end visiting her mother. Mr* Jack SiV- ken N Y . 1* the guest of her uunt keep kitchen clean while Chet. IsenAt n joint meeting of the American with Mr and Mrs Chgrtet Gorham of d. r. thi* week. »«“> uncle. Mr. arid Mrs Harry Oaborp. hath doe* U*e cookiru: and serving for ■ Lcg’ron and Auxiliary hi-Id ->n. Tu-s-1 Il'ar Dowling ' ■ Mr. and Mrs. Milton Murphy aie Mr. mid Mrs. O A Davts ware Sun-­ day. evening.-committees wen- namedf Mis* Hilda Werner *|«eni Sunday in moving thi* week to their new home d^i guest*'of thmr^on and wifi- Mr the Auxiliary to y-ro— th< , Howell In conijiaiiy with some Grund n,irtl> of Freeport ' ’ and Mi' Alva Kirchmr. ot Grand Alumni Banquet aril .1 dinmr to tlu from Ix-glonnaln** with their cviyZiratwn at i Riipuis friends | Mrs. Jo*. Punbar and daughter Itopid.*. . . Cotlcgn _Board ____ _ of Rigentx . which winds the fair-grounds on Labor Day. The! Mr. -and Mrs. -Jimmy Hick* have' . Mrs Iva Grave* and iuuband antT| up this year s work. Cm Women will conduct an rating stand] tinted tiro Robt. Milt, apartment at Ml- .) W S' -a art daughter. V«'ra and husband of Grand]for 120 2.11 So Park St. ' . Mi - Mildred Newton returner! on Rapids called on Mr und .Mrs Bert ’ ~ ~ Mr and Mis. Hany Ritchie attended Sunday to Knlumazoo after spending Tinkler Sunday. YEAGER—U8BORNE WEDDING. . the funeral ol Mr*. Clayton Willison of EYom thr Battle Creek-Moon-Jour­ evening and a delightful social ttmi Arthur W WtVxllnirne is spent!Baffle creek on Bunday. Mrs Charles Moure and sen Ralph mgMrs. nal we copy the fallowing wedding-no- wa.-. enjoyed, coffee'and doughnuts b<a few days tn Masotj as tiie guest Mr. arid Mrs. Fay Palmer of St of Boyne City art- guest'., of Mr and of Jg-r daughter and huMnnd. Dr anil Mrs. Wayne Merrick. Ml;;. Emily Burdrn L’-b-irm*. <l;i»sh-f jt v.;i-. announced by Addbert Cort-: Mary siiowrrman on TliurMlay. Mrs. Elva Granger of Charlotte was Mrs R'>w> Lethbridge. ■r of Mr and Mr* LafayHiv U.sbornr. r.gf,t Hint tijc drrd to the property Mr and Mrs.- John Noble* ,^Mi.Jantrot Michael U sfo-m|lng u the dinner guest of Mr. and Mft Harry became ti the bride of' purcha^d from tla* Sherwood • e.-tate | and'Mrs ,M. R. Kinde leave Saturday I*’1i Haxtingx, became .... Ritchie Monday evening. , u„ . ttlp UH-mrl, Ito ™i-1C'"1’ Y'»'•» »• , RM MWM «M »«• Huron and will also visit in Detroit. Milton zTowns&nd and four children < rn *tatc'and Canada j Mrs William Yeager, o! Berrien ■ t0 know thgt tlw- matter wm re Miss Margaret' Eiway spent from of , St. louis, Mich, called on Mr. And1 i Springs, a: a charming wedding Sun-1 n,* >»&«• and Unit hoj»e fq make Wishiesduy till Saturday .it Gun lake Mr* W A Hall on Momlav. . <!-*y eu-mtiK In tiro Urbandale Seventh, inip.rore nitrite and alteration* on at Furl Krway’s and with other friends Mrs. S, C. Weaver of Coal Center.. AnwM M.lrnto »l Itonh ln,n« -n A, Mr. ami Mr.-. Claude Nichols of De- Pa . Is visiting tier daughter and hus­ <>w- to,fi,, «r M,-_ Id. r,tou.. ( h■- . l.rvi- niimtor ' Tiro next Fourth ihstnet conven-; of Mr. and Mr A. J band. Mr and Mrs Lynn Brown-'* troll-wen KW Mond.» il»m>n .nd rn.-to. — be nn Sunday. Sept 25 a! , lake over tile week ’,• Mrs.- Frederick Parker of. West Palm » • — —-•••: Mr* Edw.....Down.* and Mr ---and ------Mr* ’■ .... . ----------Mis* Elizabeth Kirkland, of. Battle t>jwunInc.. and rj n- ~™t attendance te'Beucli, Fla, ha-* come for a visit with.T - Jolinston - - end- i c>e«k. served as maid of honor and de-itricd " -. H. spent the week ' Hastings .-ihmiid be well rep-; RisbridKer -and Mt-<; ll(.r parents. Mr. and Mr* W. A. Hall with Edward Downs at the Natal Ho*-11 Carrol Herrmmm.~'nf RayfH'ld. Wis «.r V1*H«I in Kahuna-; ’Mr unil Mr, BW)n {i Hailwood of Im'b/. best man. Eide: ’ Mt.-. Henry Mulder makes the an­ zoo mid Mejjdon from Thuredwy till Erie, Pa. hixve been visiting hte stoter pttal. Great LBkM. Ill, nounci im rit that tin' next Unit nwytMrs George S Hooper mid family, of Berrien Springs, inictgung. Himdny. und husband. Mr, mid Mr. A-L. who hj»ve br-nii spending some time,at j The bnde was lovely in .a .. . Mr. and Mi' I). I: Putnam and ann. Brown ■ • ’I ■ which time there will lx- nomin-aGun lake-in the Bcjwmer cjtlage. n-- j miry crepe, with yoke of lac<- and ><ed Lr>. Ij. von Putnmn. left Tuejalay for Hubert Fairchild refiimed to Detroit Saturday to their home tn i ji- arh. and her lorn: Ivory tulle veil fol! "■* Hhuahton lake to remain the balann* Sunday after spending hte vacation turned -.......... • - from n lace cap .All t«•••«•-*»>«♦ -s weiy ^A*. the Department Convention held! with his parents. Mr and Mr* Friti to Batt>e 111 horv nod the bridalabwiiquef was 'in- KnlanuiMio last week, the name o! ■■ Winxlori .Sheffield Putnam ami rem* Fairchild ■ . nice of thr jL'-lilomsl ol while r<i <'., gardenia* and Mr* Don Foreman was prcMmied fur i Mr. mid Mr*. L L. Graves and Mr <-•••■■> Department Secretary, ami ?he re-. ,-h<» hud been ‘ ra-ebuds. ’ und Mr--,. C>rl Betteridge of Grand wok. Venion ShcftlvlH. irned to BatMi's Kirkland was Rbwiwd in blue ceived, splendid support, but noil .lULUPfiinmii. tie creek with the lornro?: ‘M’-h matching accekwnv:-. and she , enough votes to elect her A special I Ml ..’, Allie Taylor foil Saturday for Alfordtug Sunday../ ■ Mr. and Mr. John Liaskos and thro-! carried yHlow rosebud' and blue Jant- campaign will be made this year toj h'-r liorri*- hi Bojlun, MmA. after W S Rogers of Spokane. Wash, wlin ,v« oe.v children and hi* • xts’.i-r and baby of (-V’” ... .. wir- railed line -« -by the dentil ™ Ot hls Avr< Jtgin-M-i»t. Kalama-- . vcntwm mother..Mr3’ *I-vdisi Rogers te remain- Monfrrai Canada, foil .Saturday for I Ushe -I’.rrul week', vffit home- alter visiting Mr ’and brotner-m-l.T* "I -lie groom, and, LaMot/. \Yeager. ot l.us 1X» Angelra. Angeles, brothbroth- ; LATE GARDEN FLOWERS ! -Mr. and Mr*. Forrral B Lairo and Mr* Angelas Spin,, mui family •■ LaMont rager. of Mr. and Mr* M F. Caukln of Sparta. > ' r y1’ H|fe'm . tlir i:ue>i' of Mr. ami Mrs Ki nnrth uric in Po’nfiac Sundiv MisUSED AS DECORATIONS Betty Lane who had sp.-nt the week Mr. and Mrs C J * MeiTirk'of Grand] Wedding miteli' was played by trio ley Sunday. . • • here SurnM withtl.X R-PKta «»d Mr and Mr* J D. Cteukm " M>* WTnnrofred Klngslen C. Mills of Parson': Twenty-Two Ladies At Country - Hoteirt und Gordoh Gani und Mte-c. ol Wellington. D. C, were guests ol h’5 Ml,nt of the bnde. P>*11"- Mrs _ . nil with h-1 parent:, kt their Ber-I Bm.-.y and i->th. r Haight of Mr and Mi* E A. Caukln < n Friday Khnojr1’0’ 5,h'dX'oh" <J,ul’ Ttipsday—Visiting At It-.-1- Creek wen' Sunday curate ->i Rc‘ r-nd Mi- W K.-sth Chidester H'-ls inclutfcd the Mendcls-rohti Charlotte Today and Miw Lettie Garn *jnd daughters. Ehzala-th and Harriet, wu-ddlnr March. Mn William H--fiB . Dromllurd and Miss Frank Mr 5 Mn’XeXkm and <ho Mxn: tiro month of August wltl.i^ -nd her .rt.-r. Mr- Martha HutH.- ! Vari-colored .dahlias ■ formed thcl DrouiUard of Pontiac "When dm-ration.' for the serving and lunch- 1 Mr. and Mr* W N Chidester, aiiimra returned ;I ............... >!««. Of -Lu’onirr. Ind sir ami hd- w rs. uninwier. Imiiif: • mother, Mi... J. K Mivv.s Mildred and' Halen Newton' ^dnesday io their home tn St. Johns.1 We Are ToL-thef and later "O Prom-i<m» ’«*•’> ' «l j T! were in Grand Rapids IokC Tuesday Mr and Mrs Wm. Whitney ami I M'' \ . puncheon at lhe Country Chib. On!, Ml-.-.-Beatrice Carrother*. who has thing Mrs Wellington Cilfoy daughter Althea and Mr. and Mrs! 1 oi!m*nig tlw nujitml* at the church'tw.«r\-two ladle* were present theIh« u tin- gm-st of MrS Clara Munn -ail ...... ami Mb. Arthur Chase. Mb. Mr. Grant English uid daughter Doris’m a wedding reception wa* held In Jhc members of tiie Hasting* club ar< tin Inta rUirken. Pine Lake. Oakland j^phine Chase and Bud Chase will S baia Ohio were lprii-t.- dunng room at the Battle guesU ol the Charlotte club today comity, has returned home. sjieml t.he Labor Day week end with #£££fey ™tt* m Mr .^d J Creek Sanitarium. -There, also, a W-lZinnias, marigold* and other garden Ml- Graie A. Reickord was ip relative* in Niles and South Bend F Whi*r£ b: wedding collation was served. -Bowers made the lounge attractive. Grund Riijiid- and made arrangements Mr ami Mrs. E A Caukln-and famMrs Dennis Dennis Murray. Murray. Mr* Mr C. W Mr. «.... mid Mrs Yeager then ar|nncn dejmrtcd Mr ■- W R Nolan oll Caledonia woh ■ leager uivi: •• •* Mrs v. w '......... h> eiit'-r lhe DavenpoYt Mrlairhlan ik- and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Caukln . - sdimd « F„,. family attended lhe ..„ Caukln n- Wespinter.' Mrs. Grace Dodds. Mrs. W for the west, where they an- to make thu high score for contract bridge and Hu meSeptember G/ «V'i ! their home Tiro brides rrtfW-oway [Mr* Dan Walldorff for auction The | mid Mr Archie W Reickord. nX;<>n atTowma nd park on'Sunday. J L. Shultrr*. Mrs'Fred W. Slcbblna and . gown was tn brown, with matching hat golf event wa* for low net .'core which. Francl.*. DeHanik. Mm. ArchieMr and Mrs. Tiros Burnet and Mr*. -Charlr.. Pott* were luncheon and accessories , Iwas won by Mrs Carroll McGuffln j ■/ mid. Mrs EmmaS. Evam. mo- daughter. Rae Lois, of Chicago were guests of Mr* Clarence DePlanta, of Tiro bride wa« graduated from thr | Guests from out of town were Mr*. | ton-d to Belding and Ionia Sunday. • - ‘ . ‘„ - _____________ guests of hlx....sister and husband. Mr Grand Rapids, on Tuesday -.... .. ■■ hver ... . ■> _ ... we.-k i. . Mil 1.. Allerding A ' I . 11„ uctr, Mrs. Milaand W,«c Miss Helen Hustings High school, then entered the .W Keith Ctudeskr of St. Johns, guest (Mr- mid Mr». FTr«i Rchor and chll-’and. Mrs. C F. Angel], the . Allerding. HCtumpamed by Mr. and, Emmanuel Mi'.-lonaryi College at Ber- of Mrx- P T Oolgrovc; Mrs. Phyllis j .hen foil Saturday for their hofhc in vnn• ‘ .Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rljchle culled on Warren M Stilson and Mr and11ran Spring*, later graduating from the: Reynold* and Miss Margery Reynold ' Battle Creek Collette, School of Home of Ann Arbor, guests of Mrs. Roy . mid Mrs Jacob Relnr. aiid Mr.-. Dwight Humphrey at Helen ktrx'Joe Walsh of Uw Anselr*. Calif.,,'Eronomicf. Slie become affiliated with Cordes. Mrs. W. R. Nolan of Caledonia I Chapman hospital nt Eaton Rapid* ” rr guests of Mr and Mrs. Joe Silva XT4Sr Ztal'tata. of Grand Raptds on Sunday f«»* Battle Crock FMd. company, and of My David French, and Mrs. LT j Mr .iml Mrs. Louie Neal and daugh­ condX I Mrs Edith Allen and granddaughter j for the last year tut* been kU Lm , K^kern of Evanston. Ill, of Mrs ter s. Misses Helen and Alice Jane, of Warren M Stfl«m am! ‘ Dolores Krebs. Mrs. Beatrice Wlndcl' Angeles, in their Interest . Robert W - Cook Medina. N Y . are guests of Mr. and MrMr and Mrs Jo?WMUi5 L^TaS «nd daughters Betty and -Joe Ann The grodm attended the Emmanuel Mrs. J. E Clark uws chairman for Mrs l’re<| Yo.ing? Mrs. Nepi and Mrs. gr Ira. dlri. are guests ol.M, aIld jlrs Mrs John Baum and Herbert andjMiwkmary College at Berrien «nringKi -b> Young mr cotisins . Mike Allerding Mr SUlson K a cousin, M: s Gordon Earling attended Uro dr- and the last three year* hu been a;l_■ nd Mr* M A Lambicl Mr. E J at Charlotte Wednesday. i student in the Medical College a*. Iximn ; £r,itt and Mr.vJVM Stebbins. Mra lianicd Mr. and. Mrs Isaac Mote of ot , Mrs Allerding Davi* of v,...,..,,., Clinton. low;. Mr ----and -Mrs Robert Weaver of, Linda. Calif. where lie and hi* bride t t Hill, of Grand Rapid... was In 1 .ike Odcwa to Benton Harbor where . Mrs OTt, Harriet — Mra Harriet uavi. ... < i cunt n. ________ -----, ■ nw or R0 thal he may finish his course.' charge of the golf event. wore fiunagy ocnticr* jhrv visited Mr and .Me-. Ed. Drew Mr* Cora Gardner of Frecfiort and j Goshen.[Goshen, Ind.. . ind, . ... I Among the out-of-town .... guest* „> lanchedn for next Tuesday Tue'dnv will at the : 'rhe fflnehcan Mr. "Wiiviro MRchcll -_a and ------son of Bat-jMr Saturday and Sun‘d»y. * J . .... i»», and Mrs . A A Wtllmont. While enwere Mr. mid Mrs John-F'-t-.lx> *n charge of Mr*. C. G. DeCou. .... tte Creek spent Tuesday with Mr and route tn Grand Rapid* ti see wedding Mrs " ffnijed liom u. week* motor trip in Mr*. Fred Fairchild. jWcavcr'.. xiatrr. who paxs-d away an rcr. Kalamazoo; Mr. and Mrs. LaMonl MISS FRANCES CAItltOTHERS Yeager. Angeles; Mrs. Dudley nnrtlu'rn’ Muhigait. They were ac-- xjr. and Mrs. A S. Johnson and Um-1 hour and a half before their arrival FETtD AT SEVERAL PARTIES. , ramiuinicd by Mi.-.s (icrnldilie Mead ilv of Flint wen.'Sunday guests of Mr.- j Mrs Fred Clemente of Hickory Cf>r7 Cobb. Chicago; Mr. and Mr*. George In honor of her approaching marmid u fru mi from Laming. .Nettie Hvdc. Tiro Johnson* went from;ni-re and Dr. and Mrs. Gvo. M Eno. Tr<»utt. St. Loin*, and Mr. and Mrs ...age. several lovely parlies have been Mi - Lime Cole urcomp.imed by her h,.r,. «, r! Dorado. Kansas, for n fowl and son Robert of Cincinnati. O. haw George Keteor, MiirXhall. ' given for Miss Frances Cafrotiiers rebrother Wm. Hopkins. <>t BrylhevUle. visit with rclntiw.--. >Jii*l returned from Torch lake. Alden. Icently. • . Ark ... . drove .... "f^GFantl .... Rapid* Sunday ’ Sunday guexterof Mr. and Mra. Mrs.Otto i IMich, - where * rn:r< -they nroy huvtn.ire spent tprin two i»-< ............. '■t'KAi’.'jl'oToKS'edtLBCi it™ -- « Will i«>n-' weeks of :rnjoyabje outing at "ro the ’Ink". ami t'x>k dinner with Mr. and Mr, iM iihath were Mr. und Mrs W;i: “l,,....... , ,, , , • luncheon for the brtde.-clcct nt Herhnth and daughter. Mildred, nf Alina.! Mrs Fannie Schuman of Balti-.,.Ir. and Mrs !_L. Boyes were *» pouhelmer’s tfn room tn Grand Rapw .Kral M|,, T Mr. und Mr,-, Harry Owen and sons,;Creek camo Sunday to spent! the week r.,m M m>h> husband. Byron Hammond of Edwin and Gene, of Portland, am!lend with her pnTcnts. Mr. und Mr* A th.- ™n.inmr.mral u A„„.a |»|W Tl»- how. Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Wolfe arid fam-1 A.*r Wtllmont. They were called to Onwr.1 Holo,. ■ telr Brldw tor™ w.n- won.br Mr, R B j Grand Rapid* Monday to attend the Wtold awn. briny onr rrl Irr gnulrr- , ,„a Ml_, BoM„. „ Emerson Hhminnntl nf this city. ily of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs J H. Braendfo of Okla-: funeral of Mrs, Schuman's diuphfor. ates. Donald hns taken tt four years idne-jh Kv i course tn ^Co-Operative Engineering ’ : . ... 1 Mi mid 'Mrs Emerson Hammond rc- homa-City. Okla, visiied hte sister and‘Mrs. Laura Dobbin*. and has been honored by ndmlwion to; A 4‘P^kHd’•/ .Ruth Kmrhni.MJt husband. Mr. awl Mrs. Wm- Mishler. '1. W. Sunday. .. ..... •— President. Ed. Park «•-­ t limed with them several rocieUes because of his high • f* £ ‘t‘l Mr.-anti Mrs Robert a MHU left recently and the four ol tirom went on^ er, Sccictary-Triwiircr. Charles H i>; holnrship aniF splendid attainment !'l'S r hrmnrinllrT nnri Tu. Mlay morning for Kingsley to Visit a' motor trip to Canada where they Hughes and Clare Thorpe, directors, of t n.lltnwr,t„i-, honoring Mis-, Carrolhers and lhe Windstorm Company of this city his mother. Mia. Alda Wall.- who in visited relative*, and Niagara Falls. d ,Br“lU n'!Mr Bruce Casper. Guests from Ha-'tioro and best wishes._______ !llw Mho nl.r*flrd Mw. 1>r „„„ M„ very HI ril the home of Mr. and Mrs. Miss Helen Wilson has returned went- to Lapeer Wcdm relay to attend from a ten days' visit with Mr. and the funeral of Charles H. Rood. Sec­ rssitiv Rs-irvtns: , Frank Carroth^rs. Misses Beatrice and A’rs. Elmer Fulton of Athens. Mrs. retary of the Lapeer company, .which xUfer of Mr. Mills. rA.m.i.Y nr.i jFrances Cmrorhcrs. Mr and Mrs, Car­ Mr and Mrs. Roy Crulty and family I'ulton's Hasting* friends will be glad also doe* windulorm insurance ih this In honor of Henry Wright and Mr. rn! McGuffln, Mr.- Anna McGuffln and cl Mi. Morris. Illinois, were here for to know that she Is improving nicely state. and Mrs Pearl Hayward of Vancouver Mrs UabcI Carrothrn>. Mr Bruce Cas­ Miss Patricia Calkins l»* returned " ashington. formerly of Cloverdale. alffr oI WaUa Wb!1i< Wash and Mr about ten days, returning last week. from her recent serious sickness. They were guests of Mr and Mrs- Fmi 'Mrs Francis DeHarak. just returned from tier vacation which she has been turntly gathering was held at the home and Mri John K^cham. Jr, ot Grand Parker at their Gun lake cottage Mr. from Princetown. Ill, where she has spending with her .mother. Mrs Ar­ of Everett M cCallum. About twentywere also present . and Mrs Jack Rentschler of Chicago been vteitlng for three week*, and 1* thur ___ __R. ______________ smith (Cecil. ___ Wilson* _. at her five partook of a pot luck dinner and ^ldav Mnt Wawhim ,Con.' were also wefk-end guests of the now with her sister. Mrs. Archie W. [summer home at Ottawa Beach on •pent the afternoon m viMting We Mancf atetn, oJ Oraiwl R , ...... ...... r — — ।Lake Michigan. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Reickord.' until September 12. when much regret the return of uncle Henry 1)<y.lP5, at a bridge-lmwhron for Mas Mr and Mrs L C. Mixier and she will, return tn her home in Lo* R. smith. Who liave been spending and the Haywaids to their home in' carrotlwrs at the peninsular club, nine daughter. Miss Mary, ot Laming, spent Angeles. California. their vacation at their summer hotn- the far we»t-Contributed gufWa Vreaent Mr. and Mrs. A. D Hoskin. Harold at Ottawa Beach arc returning to their iKVK*TVnNR iwsi rn i Another delightful luncheon com­ Gaskill, on South Jefferson St Mr. Hoskin anti the Misses Helen and Al­ home in Toledo. Ohio. August 31st. t* T-J u Jr ' phmentary to Miss carrolhers was that Mixter has. for many years, held an ma Hoskin .'left for their home in Gar. L’n m «‘'en the c*~ade Countr> club «' Important puflfon In the Lansing po« returilift, Ohio, on Tuesday after issued imitations to the marriage °f 8atuMay by Mrs John Ketcham Jr m oJt'a*Ra D-L. cfiler, being fxie at lhe oldest employes spending several days with Mr. and SIER'S STAT IN PARIS. their daughter. Mt*s Mary Frances, to Mr Bruce Brewer Casper on Satur-. * h^“en in point of tcnlcr. Mix* Mary 1* a Mrs L J Matthews and Mrs Hoskin’s Mrs. Vinnle Ream Boyd writes lhe dw scptemtor.w. at lout ’ J'," J" Junior tn the M S. C. sister, Mrs. J R. Hayas. Banner from Pans that she is hav- o'Xrb tit. w-Mlto I. to toM at >to ' o-ato ■ Ins a most interesting time. -Mr. Bovd is studying and she is taking special courses In her line of work Stir says She at m. quo Will loiy, tlw ™mon) ,ullg tlK, |op ha* enjoyed Paris .so much this'year. KELLER—KOLPIEN MARRIAGE. w,’<> were present were Mu> Beutrio Slic cttcnd'id one meeting where twen­ Hastings friend:- have received an-1 Carrothcr*. MIm Emily McElwain, ty different countries were represent­ nbuncemcntk ot the marriage of Mr. i Misa Beanor Miller, Miss JoM-phip.ed and it was moist inspiring The de­ Krantz Kell. r and Miss Edna Vollmer £“r’eth- fc,‘'s Ague* Sheldon and Mrs. pression is general, but there seems ta Kolplen In New York City cn Saturday, Frederick Parker. Jr. L. V. BESS.MER, Eyesight Specialist , be no bitterness, people arc just wait­ August 27 Dr and Mr*. Guy C Kel- OI.T.Sft o.. TI,V * HASTINGS, MICH. ing for the return to normalcy Mrs " U,M ™EXD CL"* Boyd sends her best wishes to her Has­ S,"?3 au‘™™ K'“" '™ werF >n attendance.. The annua! outing of the Warm tings friends. Normally — how valu­ JOLLY DOZEN’CLUB. | Friend club and their families, to Uie j DELIGHTFUL BIRTHDAY PARTY. The Jolly Bwn club was delight- 2‘®’ber of thlrty-four. was held at the able to yon is that? Or that yon see abnormally? I Thursday was Mrs. Jack Snyder's fully entertained by Mr* Harry;Ritchie ; F*Idpausch cottage. Gun lake, on SunHow valuable, is ANY information about your eyes? birthday and she celebrated it by en- oji Thursday at her Gun lake cottage.: ‘‘■VWell, that is for you to answer. But uncertainty about tertalnlng Mrs. Frank Carl of Mld- xn« a t»t luck diniwr. toida. wa, I, BoaUldma. aamea and Mronmun idleville. Mrs Ella Hull of Charlotte, played. Mrs- Bart Wrtb acinus hub j turautod th. u-ualI amttararnl. any bodily function is at least unwise. Vision FACTS ! Mr. and Mr*. Earl Kcrtneen of Caleand Mt, fbitoK Dry« had I* Ih* .d1tcuolL, j**?' B A are learned here—and vision wrongs made right if _____ , : LyBarker and Mrs. Wm Fighter; a Idoma and Mr». Anna Swegles and CELEBRATED BIRTHDAY. sumptuous dinner was enjoyed at noon । Mrs. Everett Swegles of Hasting*. A possible. >i oruwmra All departed at a, late hour, deeming delicious cnitacn chicken arrmcr. dinner, vnn with au all me lhe|I Kenneth, small son of Mr. and .Mr* ConUnoad next week. j fixings, wax served In* Kfi BnyiUr. and Forrest B. Laue celebrated his 7th Mr and M» Gory Feldpautch a most al! report a delightful time And best birthday Saturday teat, with wven, genial hott and hostess for a d.ay bhpi wubes were extended to the hostess. • small boys as iys gueifo. . pily spent. , Dedicated to Better Vision Knowing That You See BAIRD’S DUTCH AUCTION! on MEN’S SUITS Starting FRIDAY wc will sell 60 suits at Dutch Auction. There has never been anything like it in Hastings a new value event! Here’s the Procedure LOT NO. I LOT NO. 2 40 SUITS 20 SUITS Regular $22;50 ami $25.00 Values Our Regular $22.50 Values s13 s18 Friday Monday Tuesday ^1(5 *1^) Wednsy. Monday S1Q Tuesday $14 EVERY DAY they are a dollar less-pick outpour suit don* t wait too long —it may be gone! BRING IN YOUR OLD STRAW HAT. WE WILL ALLOW 50c FOR IT ON A NEW FELT HA T. T. S. Baird CLOTHING for MEN & BOYS HASTINGS. MICHIGAN Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes WANT TO SELL? TRY THE WANT COLUMN Zf’s NOW Hasty Time for SCHOOL TIME/ We are now prepared to supply any of your Wants in school necessities such as SCHOOL BOOKS NOTE BOOKS SHEAFFER SHEAFFER’S SKRIP FOUNTAIN PENS AND PENCILS PALMER METHOD FOUNTAIN PENS PENS PENCILS ERASERS TABLETS CRAYOLAS INKS ETC. PAINTS The Famous “CAR FERRY^LjNE.’’ Known to All As the Best W^th Its Fine Fillers, Note Books, Tablets, Etc. Here’s a Bargain for Each Scholar ANYONE BUYING ARTICLES MENTIONED ABOVE Will Be Able lo Buy TWO Sc PENCILS for — Z* NO LXMlTEb AMOUNT TO A CUBTOMBB. B. A. Ly BARKER "WAere Immtdiatf Attention HASTINGS, MICH. Caurtaijr Ara Mown to All” PHONE 2115 WB DELIVER �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST >1. 1833 Our Success Ha* been achieved throuih c«refu) buslne** managrmeiit and Mthfaetory dealing with bollcybolder*. THE CHURCHES WANTS ONE CENT A WORD.- NO ADVER* TISEMENT FOR LESS TJIAN 25 CTS SEE t'S FOR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO, M l C l( I <1 A N FOR A REPUBLICAN Vote for a Business Man for Senator ALFRED D. DUBUISSON CARDS OF THANKS REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE J HURT UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH. J. L MAUS & SON Lccil R*yrt>«aUtlv<A n»«tln<«, MKtu FOR STATE SENATOR EIGHTH DISTRICT Michigan'* problem* today are buiinea* problems. They have to do.with lowered taxes, with thr more economical operation of state in>Ututlon* and the application of rigid bfitlnes* method*. H. S. SHELDON Allred I). Dnbuitsun is a successful business executive. ' For • years-he ha* been in dote contact witli the farming industry and .You' Shoeing . . . Tire New Fall GRANGE PROGRAMS WESLEYAM METHODIST CHURCH ot Huttog*. Millinery/ . . . .IT . . THE MORNING GLORY SHOPPE FREE METHODIST CHURCH. Alfred D. Dubukson hope* to meet the voter* personally before the Primary but that h_intpo«*lblc In all case* and your atten­ tion b> invited to hl* Record and qualification a* published else­ where in thi* newspaper. ■ CARROLL CUTLER AD­ MITS ARSON-CHARGE (Continued from page one) HASTINGS MARKETS in Jail for. further questioning Yesterday forenoon Prosecuting At'toriu-y Barnett went alone to talk with The HAZEL FOX SHOP WILL O PEN Wednesday, September 7th With .» roniplctr line of new fail mcrdiandisr. DK1 . GER1E and HOSIERY, all popularly priced. ‘ The Prosecutor said he wanted to u! speak with him about the wording he DRESSES from $3.95 to $25.00 xhould use in his warrant for Cutler ; He read the law to him, explaining the MILLINERY from $1.88 to $4.95 'different charge-, that might be extend a very cordial invitation to visit our' shop and brought. Hr ended by telling cutler in substance. “The Sheriff and I know . you site guilty. Tire only question with its % what f ;-rm of complain siiuultl Im- made You can help us out with Location—Coutt Street, between Jefferson and Michigan Aienur that and it will lx- best for you to tell ' the truth. I know you will feel better ' if you do so. and I expect .you will." This conversation took place a little i ■ before the noon hour. :• HASTIM0B PARISH. METHODIKT EPISCOPAL CHURCH..— When Sheriff Leonard carried hls dinner to Cutler yesterday noon hr Rev. C- M. Conklin. ReilS*nr*: 619 E. Green St. Fbone 2BH3 talked.with himdiirther.about the advi.-ubtllty of his coming clean and telling.the truth i A little later Cutler called from his Wc have remodeled our restaurant.and will cater to cell to Sheriff. Leonard, saying "I don't both gentlemen nnd ladies. » know why I did it Cull tlu- Ptoseeti-' " ;• r. I Want to Admit the,truth " . Mr. Barnett came promptly to the jail. Cutler was brought into the Jail office. His constitutional right* were explained to him and lie was told । plainly that the officers could not and j would not pHNhlM*' him any favor whatever. nor hol'd out any induce-. ' merits to him to tclf the facts in the 'ciiae; but that lip would feel- belter; ALL HOME COOKED FOOD and it would be better for. all ,con-; corned, including himself, If he would tell the story exactly as it war.. Culler admitted his guilt. Hls JConfessloh-Was ] 130 So,,Jvf(uison SjL I lasiinu’K Mich. ; reduced to writing. In which lie de­ clared that tiie officers had explained U> him hls constitutional rights: that., he rvatized that he did not have toconfess. but felt that he did not wish' "to denjand a trial when 1 am guilty." tlon. which is doing -an ouuuttidiiig ley Brigu.K Wedm sdny in Kalaino. Mr. anti Mrs Leon Gtav and family In hl-, signed confes-Mon Cutler nay* hr is 71 years old and a widower. 4lv- all who enjoy visiting this b>-autibtL of Went V» rmontvllb- s|x-iit Tlnjr.-.diiy • Uig-w:Ut hi> son. He states that he; body tit water. -rAsid«- from providing ■ owns the old Sponablc pro|x-rty Joint- ■,better fishing „ , . , Mc.-damt-r. Sadie Full­ and■ .building U- u-ith hi* (Inter Mr* I« . ic RnnnaMr fl.lUllg alUl IXUldmg -a •« dam-. (tani well. Edith Debgit. Ada He gave the details of his gouig to the whl<:h ,h.‘' of Sponable house on the morning'of AuWm he Ml horne fe tau m*a*T nf ««.«wnn. (Torn Ids folks he was going to Vermontville." Near the stairway, In one room.'i Chin lake bi one <f the finest bodir* ■ if water in Southwestern Michigan. It there was a pile of loose palters which? at tiie W p. Clark cqtlai liad been finder HtrcarpcU'before they has abenit l()0 mil--* of beautiful shore apple lake • were lakei; up lie sot lire lo these: lirtb, with many hills. rsjMT-iany on th: Mrs. Ida Norton and cl‘ — into his ..u» *«r i>apfm. then. got bar uuu and ; eastern shore, it Is fed by springs or the Chance school reunion Saturday. mnontville. In I one ^.jj.; spring brooks which -keep-, the water FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. drove to Vermontville. lia -I just burned this ln K,>od ‘b"41tlon. und boa many excelCor, CbuTib »u4 Crater Stint*. NOTICE or SPECIAL AHSESHMEHl 'd-Mluh. II gueiA »<■« 1I fig- «?>* ,c.m tbatntngbeacjir* hou-c 10 b.- 'dtviluh uning beaches ,_____ uryd It would be a smart thing ttf do, . «•* and God knows what got into me." In LIGHTNING CAUSED ianother place he says: “Another thing: nmr innuruv a ** y.rjl see I am a carpenter anti I sort' rlnt MUNDAY A. M. of UfcMIV'a figured Id III have IIH-V the IllV work WUIK l.l of rebiiildII-UUHU-;’ ,. i-i v« and reflxing the house after it was Barn (Xn John Ormsbc Farm >’ butwtr in the. confession he refers Losg WUh A„ Thc to some trouble with hU sister and u . brother. Charles, who is u minister.. Contents but he does not go into details con-’ During tjte oevere electrical sloiiti coming that. The officers of Barry county are to Monday morning, at about four o’clock. be congratulated on having solved this lightning struck the barn on the John mysterious fire. They had enough.evl- ;6rm.-be farm south St this city on the dence so .. that ..... by skillfully ... .. using .. it Cut­ Camp Qround rjud pjc barn and iu ’ Icr decided to plead giltltjy thus saving AT PRAIRIEVILLE. contents of hay and grain, alsp five a long and costly trial. band of young cattle were destroyed.! ■ Frank Slocum's threshing outfit, which RESTOCK GUN LAKE | hud finishe d -ip* work thy Saturday FROM RFARING PONDS evening, was ■.tn'iiiEnj'Tiorfar from the rnuwi ncMninu runuo bani W!U1 Rnlnewhat dumaitid uiCHURCH OF CUBIST. COATS GROVE- Supply Added Each Year Re­ 1 so. The barn and contents were a toita| loss We understand there was In­ F C. Wing. Futor. ' surnnee.'but how 'much we do not sulting In Fine Fishing ,know. ■ This Summer The fire department rosponded from N.H in recent years have fishermen! this city, but when they-arrived tlw1 , Fitting enjoyed as Service good sport nt Gun lake as • Hames were under such headway they this year At the extreme eastern end1 could not have dope anythiriiFhad tliey Every truss we fit is guarof the lake, rearing pond.* are rnalnfirst fresbytebux church. antqed to hold tho pipturo talned by thc Gun Lake Protective As­ Fall creek m‘ar the Orrns.be home be­ and wo keep it In ptoper ad­ s,, Aociatwn for thr breeding of game rtsb.. ing perfectly dry. justment for you. Let us show ‘On accqunt of the drouth last year it you tho New Akron Truss SOUTH MAPLE GROVE? •was necessao’ .io install a gksehne feature ' •Selective Pressurn '. pump to get water from the lake and Contio^1., Nothing else like Dr. N. E Scott of Kalamazoo. Mrs. pump it up Into tlx- pond.*, which A. W Scott and Miss Vlrgc Sabin of ordinarily would have been iuppl^ed by Grand Rapids and Mrs Emma Sabin V ““Jl Str*‘am '‘“.‘Ju” thrOU*h « wmroexjay vumur. of "Detroit were Wednesday visitor* .* at The Prescription Drug Store them. Tills year an electric pump was j c -s t. A. L,BAKKER. Prop’,. jmnhwd. whkh to mnk it nn«l> Mr,_ r,,„k hw-o„ „d HASTINGS -MICHIGAN eu»r co k«p th. ..ur In tte pond. M„ Bla calM Mr, Sla„. itf the proper level and also in good; 5 condition. Last season 132.060 fish , from these ponds were placed in the lake through the efforts of the Aasada1 non Tlies-e included 34.000 bluegills.! ‘ Needful IThesds w ' averaging four Inches in length; 13.-' A friend honors us in our presence, (« >‘l 200 bass, averaging from four to six inches l->ng and 84.000 perch, from four'. praises us in our absence, aids us when \\\ ., to six inches Tn length. W in need. ‘ \\\ • This additional supply has been add-1 •f ed to the lake each year for thc past­ or washing ma,,.„_rr^T * years. The results are note-’ • no electric perctT.ror. 17< -i .v h.iv, no cbvriic re-' Before thc World war as many as worthy this year. Tho#e who have Mor;:'. : - and 59.C00.000 have no elec- five meals a day were served .in the given attention lo fishing have not had Dutinttive Funeral Service !.".<• rsuif?,".-. wealthy homes in Russia. much difficulty, when conditions were Also Ambulance Service K . ———■>■»*----------------------—.. . »» iright, in going out and catching the F<.-»b< arc difficult as finding, North Kingston. R. L. was the birth- limit in a comparatively short time. j th- right ad.kctivei with winch to ad-! place <5t Gilbert Stuart, famous AmeriHenry Pierce, of Kalamazoo, ts the ’ mire a new baby’. ' . j edit artist. j president and Milo F. Gray, of Moline,. ANNOUNCEMENT LOST ANYTHING? Try a Banner Want Adv. Opening Saturday, September 3 Special Sumluy Dinner Also Special for Labor Day THOMAS DOYLE It Would Be Easy WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME BROADWAY I MEEH iAtabulanceiSeivice PHowe* ’ HOMt 2005 - stows 2225 CHARLES H. LEONARD �h Wednesday^ August 31, 1932 THE HASTINGS BANNER Fourth Amendment Proposed Would Exempt’ Real Estate Fom Taxation Up to $3,000 of Assessed Valuation (Continued from page one. part one> clear 'Personal properly to thc extent discussion puses, the valuation In of 11.000 and homesteads to thc ex­ Thornapple township available for tax­ tent of $3,000 shall be exempt from ation will be $297.080-A REDUCTION taxation Except to pay public debts OF ABOUT 80 PER CENT In Hastlnm city, where lhe bulk of contracted before thi amendment shall go Into effect. In other words, this the valuation comes from factories and amendment would exempt every farm business firms, tlw percentage reduc­ and home owner to the extent of •!.-1 tion would not be so large. The assess­ 000 for personal property and $3,000 ed valuation of Hu tings city for 1931 all of which was tixfor real estate, except to retire debts <*■■> WA* $5,281,358. $5,281, contracted p.c.. previous uu« w to 1932. II ----able,-with - ---> ,UJ exceptions. It the new -I-Hue n man n 1. 1: UmCndmen Thus « if a man . own* rnat Aal ><« estate amendment under discussion passe*, valued at $6,000 and personal property f the valuation of Hastings city aValivalued at $1500 he could be taxed.only able for taxation would be $2302341— $3,000 on hls real e«ate and $500 on A REDUCTION OF ABOUT 57 PER his personal property, If a man own* CENT. . real citate of ossesud valuation less; Judging by the above figures, therethan $3,000 and personal property of fore, unless some other source of reveasaes.wd valuation less than $1,000 he nt* U nude available, the present rate would be exempt from this particular' ot taxation remaining the same, govtype of taxation. i eminent revenues will be suddenly re­ addi­ A clause In the amendment state* duced at least two-thirds. If in nddithis proposal' that taxes may bo levied' to the full; tion *to“ “ ■** amendment ' "* * the ~ asscssmcnl value of real and personal to limit tax on real and personal prop­ property without'any exemption what­ erty to 1.5 per cent should pass. Income soever for "special benefit assessments would be still further reduced, prob­ for way*" 'Die intent of this clause ably to about 15 PER CENT OF THE FOR-------1931. Obviously U_po4. particularly clear, but probably ITOTAL -----------------, .. , thfs is refers to osseMincnt* for roads, streets, I not sufficient to maintain government paving, graveling, curbing, or other' Where Is the rest coming from? broad improvements where properly Is The answer is tiiat the legislature in the district benefited by such im-lwill have lo hurry through a makcprovement Prt>i>crty could still be । shift program for new taxes. Thc field taxed to the full valuation without; will be lefruide open for ail manner of any f-xemplions for Covert roads, as we radical schemes. . understand it. after the present five-1 Undoubtedly thc theory behind these year "holiday’.Is over. I amendments is to force the legislature This aiqendmcnt further specifics: to rcl|evc the lax burden from real that property must be owned mid oc-. estate. Without question real estate cupled by the liouwholdcr to be ex- Is bearing an unfair share of governrmpt. Evidently this means that if. u ment exjwrw. but can the proper ad• man lives on u homestead valued al | Justmenl come through Meh plung$3,000 and rents a piece of property Ing. headlong action as this? Another clause in this amendment valued ut $1500, he would be exempt from paying tax on the $3,000 property provides that if the property owner is but would pay to the full on thc $1500 not satisfied with the assessment, he property. Ttil* act. in other words, can offer hls property for sale, naming discriminates against the person who thc price al which iu- values it. This price become., lhe valuation PROVID­ ruuLx-wJuune or farm. Just what would this amendment ED THAT HE MU8T SELL HIS mean in Barry county? .Herewith pxa FARM OR HOME IF SOME BUYER figures from niurnapplc and Baltimore OFFERS TO PAY THE PRICE HE NAMED! Personally, It seems to us townships und Hastings city. In 1931 Baltimore had an assewd tiiat this clause Is loaded with dyna­ valuation of $863395. all of which was- mite and would lead to no end ol grief. taxable, with* no exemptions. It the To sum up: f amendment under discussion paaer. A vote of "YES" on this amendment tile valuation In Baltimore available for means that you are willing to risk the results of make-shift taxation schemes A REDUCTION OF ABOUT 88 PER for the sake of forcing reductions In ,the real estate und property• levies; In 1931 thr nMvssed valuation of further that you believe that at least Tiiorn.ippb- township was $1.339365 allj two-thirds of the real!and personal tn Michigan should-be ex­ of which wa*,taxable, with no cxemp- property *“ ,u tlOtM. 11 the new anu-ndinent under empted entirely from taxation: * also IIUfflIIHIIIinilHIIIIH REMEMBER THE NUMBER- 2177 PART TWO that you are willing to leave the gate HOUSEWIVES OUGHT wide open for real estate sharks to TO USE BEET SUGAR pick up choice bits of property be­ cause their owners have valued them Increase In Michigan Product lower-taxes. Would Result In Additional A vote of "NO" on this amendment means that even though you are con­ ry Employment vinced that real estate is bearing an The people of the state of Michigan unfair share of taxation, you are not arc buying something lllte 146.000.000 willing, to risk the results of radical pounds of cane sugar. An equal quan­ and make-shift schemes of taxation. tity qL Jusi as good and just a* healthy sugar could be made from beets grown FAVORABLE OUTLOOK in our own state. According to calcu­ made by those who are authori­ FJMMIICHIGAN CROPS lations ties in the matter, a total of 12.000.000 hours of work i* lost on the farms Rains During Last Of July Ma­ alone.' because at this buying cane sugar when we might be eating sugar . terially Improved Condi­ produced in Michigan Anyone who tions In State will figure eight hours a day, 300 work­ According to the ^tlchlgan crop* re­ ing days a year. wtll„find that tiiat port. Michigan crops on the whole pre­ would be enough lost latyor to-kcep 5.­ sented a favorable outlook On August 000 men steadily employed for each J. There wa* very little rainfall during year, That would be just growing of the first three weeks of the month. In the beet*. WHien It is remembered the western half of the lower peninsula that lhe season is comparatively short, crops were at a time threatened with from planting to harvesting the num­ serious Injury during the -month of ber of men required would be nearer July, but the good rains’that came in 12.000 for tlw season. Aside from this loss of employment.; lhe latter ten days of the month ma­ $13,500,000 now paid to cane growers; terially improved conditions. Winter 'wheat Is of good quality and In tropical lands would be paid to ouri yielding well. Reports up to August 1 own Michigan farmers for the grow-' indicated an average yield of nearly 24 ing of sugar beets. It seems as if some i bushels per acre, compared with 26 last way ought to be worked out whereby | year. For the country the winter Michigan; which is well adapted for1 wheat production is 348.000.000 bushels the growing of sugar beefa, could ut i leas than was harvested In 1931. In least supply the sugar needed by it* j Michigan the crop will almost equal own people, thus adding $13,500,000 to; the income of the: farmers of this tiiat of 1931 The Michigan rye crop b slightly .state. The sugar beet crop depends largely! larger than in 1931. due to a small In­ upon two elements for ita growth— j crease in acreage. Oitu and barley suffered from heal air and water. The crop lakes very lit- [ and drouth In June and the first ot tie fyom tlw soil and the tops can be! July, so the total production of both used for feed or fertilizer: grains wap considerably below last PLAN FOR BETTER TIMES. ! year’s-figures. Growing conditions for buckwheat To tiie Editor:— While the average voter may have have been favorable, and 10:000 acres more were .sown this year than lust dilficully In understanding many of lhe plans for restoring prosperity still j The condition of held heaps Is gen­ one way seems quite-self evident, for erally gtxxi in all the states growing the instance, if tiie claim of tiie Wets isj white variety on u commeroml scale. true that there ore more .'•peakcjisies The outlook. however, is poor in Colo­ than there witre saloons and more rado and New Mexico.. The outlook tor liquor sold <at a higher price* than In the country is a total of 9.645.000 bags pre-protdbllidn days, then It would, of 100 jwunds each, which U 24 per necessarily follow that enforcement of' would put that much more cent less than was grown in 1931. din­ prohibition money into circulation for the produc-; to a drastic cut in acreage and sale of the needed and' useful The present outlook Is for an average tlon things of life.to say nothing about the j crop of potatoes in Michigan and for physical, mental and moral injuriesthe country as a whole. Yellow blight frorn drunkenness and Its handicap to! is prevalent for forty or fifty miles in getting employment because Industry nearly all directions from Cadillac. and insobriety don’t go together. Tiiat disease has seriously affected the Again, what is the consistency of the stjuidL Quite a Rood many fields In present movement to -save money by­ that area have less than .fifty per reducing the expense*' of government cent stands. North Dakota increased and at the same time advocate lhe re-, Its acreage forty per cent, but heat and peal of prohibition so that m^re money drouth and grasshoppers threaten a Would be wor.M- than wasted on booze greatly reduced crop. The crop is es­ including increased traffic accidents.. timated to be a little short of last year ruined homes, higher welfare costs and Hay crop was good In ail sections of so on together with a government tax Michigan—far-better titan exjiectcd at on liquor besides? the beginning of thc growing season. Finally, if money is lo be kept in Prospect* for fruit* in Michigan, ex­ reciprocal circulation then the peqple cept apples, are decidedly above the at home must have work and what ten year average. Winter apples, es­ could stimulate home production more pecially Baldwins and Spies, are very than safeguarding against ruinous light About forty per. cent of a full competition with cheaper foreign labor crop is expected, compared with 76 per* and Its lower standards 'of living by cent last year. Peaches and pears means of a protective tarih? promise 80 per cent of the full pro­ As a matter of recent history, with duction. compared with 90 per.cent lost the inauguration of President Hoover year in peaches and, 53 in jiears The in 1929 the opposition party again took Michigan cherry crop was larger than up its traditional cudgel against the. ' growers expected’carly in the season: protective policy while simultaneously Present condition of grapes is placed at lhe 18th Amendment began to be 85 per cent of on average crop. fiercely assailed and the worst busi­ ness depression known to this country ha* followed. Why take any chance at j Why should you foul Uiom.* hand*.— this time? I those honest hands Yours truly, So quick to every kind fraternal deed E, W. Cornell. With dirty barter and base briberies Adrian, Mich, j ’To change Ute votes and spoil the ! souls of men BABY PLANE 18 DESIGNED I In this most holy temple of your land. FOR THE NOVICE FLYER. God’s own America? —An airplane with a landing speed of eight miles an hour, powered by a mo­ You are no thief to be the tool of torcycle engine, will soon' make its. apI thieves. jx-arance In England. Tiie machine was Does God forget Hls honor ns you first designed for the nine-year-old yours? ‘ son of Herr Klemm, well-known Ger-, Will He forever tolerate as now man designer. Its top .speed of 40 miles ■ This profanation of His templed hills? an hour compares witty the minimum of most light airplanes The slow land­ With mighty whipcords and with ing sixi-d whereby it would be almost thunderlngs % k impassible to luipuAaiuiv u> mjuic injure the pilot or uuiudam- | Wlll he dispel the horde of bargaining I age the nlane plane is Is attained bv by a huge nee th* hum* I JUST HAMLET. I’ thieves. ’' wing of 54 feet from tip to Up. A novice' euTw n .her >«o « uSez«zn,. ■ ! O. be you not. my friend, among them .-J It m.ta ,< about the m eon •““<■ “““ «r humor 11 xhnmMr Ue-: Il t*y:n as a motorcycle. • I veloped, burst in on a conference of i' Hosea Bigelow II. m-NTiFMAN WASH Mory writers and plot contrivers nt the■ DOWLING CEMETERY CIRCLE. A lilt* boy >md !«k«n M. mottaf. 'i '’1 »•«»“’ »>■“«“ »“•> j Thc Dowlipg Cemetery Circle will powdor pun put! urn .nd .»> in lit uie tlw act «t ol “»> «»»-* “ •„»“; .. ,----- , meet for dinner the church powucr ••••• * Sept. 8 at UK , !.... .. ... XLSthoueht Ul>. it in Ail uKuiiKii members un.arc requested . powoering powdering his iacr face wncn when .... hls small si*ll!"' ou,Uned 11 detail. «n detail. mi ms nu sman ... ,,!h .tl yHe . outlined , ----------” — ------ •• .»oi.with ....—it, without however nnrt. nnpand. nnd one and to be present needles and t him -; ter. aged ,5, • snatched It from him. “You ;date* u.1‘h®ut dates, however, bles v> to uuip help lie a yuuuui comfortable to lx* sold . mu*n mu&n’t ao do mat. that." sne she exciaimea, exclaimed, "only nl1, l,le assembled craftsmen. dismissed uc u uu vc -oniy . ......... ..... .......... 7. ------7 ‘; n» lhe chicken ........ . .. .. .it’• savin? ■> rapper ...i.t.i. whirl, ...iti willI. Ml„ „„ powder aenth-m.i. run “*”« that «“■ It “ wm ~ tnn “» enlxzvttr and *"dj in October, ,i nta j ..■ .. in snort. aaod. Douglas Doualns departed' denar te-d In short, no good. be held some time in dote themselves." । with a grin, but turned as he went out later. Thc committee ort for work are! the door to say: "Well, someone Annh Trethric, Mattie Vansyckle. Effie | PRECAUTION. -• Thc ve 1 wood. thought it was good. Tlw 8t0ry story j. I’ve Wood. Lois Altman and Mary Coates. Coates, ;i "Why do yoy drink so much water.: 4. Blanche Powell, Sec y.' Everett?" asked a mother of her five- Jllst told you. gentlemen. 1* the plot of, । --- -----------------! year-old son. 1 ’Hamlet.' NOT SO SPECIFIC. ..gQ you won't have so much to wash , • Visitor totstation) ."Is thisthe 3:15: nw with.” repljed lhe youngster.—I Crack trains between Moscow and train?” I Chicago Dally News. , Leningrad are equipped with radios. Station Agent\"We’ve nothin' soj----------------- | and loudspeakers are so hooked up that precise es thet, sir. We Just calls ’er । Europe ha* an average of 120 jwrsons the conductor may announce lhe *ta- ■ lhe afternoon train.” I to thc square mile. (tions through Uiem. TIME MOVES RAPIDLY ON Again we are nearing the autumn time of the year like the "au­ tumn of life’’ it comes all too soon! Did you start that Savings Account you had planned to start? . . . An intefest-bearing SAVINGS ACCOUNT in this old bank will bring independence and content merit, and builds the foundation for SUCCESS! REMEMBER: it’s not how much you earn, it’s how much you save! Conservative but . . . Progressive NCRC Alir TNC LOWKST PAICCS WK MAVK KVKH QffKftKD OH U. «- TIR£S 29x4.40 z $5.49 30x4.50 $3<95 4.75-19 HASTINGS NATIONAL PHONE US ANO WE WILl DELIVER AND INSTALl NEW U.S. TIRES WITH0U1 ANY SERVICE CHARGE... HERE I. a FREE »,.lc. -Mak -IU emergency. Just phone us and give us the tiie you want and we’ll send $4-59 u. S.TIRES •rtra cost—we’ll deliver and Install lhe tires without any service charge. jtfuto d'port dhop TELEPHONE 2177 THE BIG SWING DRIVE-IN SERVICE IS TO U. 5. TIRES The Only National Bank in Barry County Telephone: 2217 • Hastings, Michigan T~) A ’XT TZJL)x>.Lx L\. is advancing in price FILL YOUR BIN NOW! Hastings Lumber o Coal Co. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Battle Creek ■ SCHOOL of BUSINESS Successful People Are Business Minded Write for Information CLASSES STARTING EVERY MONDAY Hastings, Mich. MWVMWWWWWWWbARA �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. AVGUST. 31, 1931 PAGE TEN George B. Perkin* to Glenn H. and wife. Lol 4. Howard’s Plat. Morgan iPerkuui, LoU 7 and 8. Blk. ID. Freeport. Park. o<ln >M W( w w , o„„ | wmim H coud, tn c«ra — ;.H . 3. nrniT Rcsost CroOkcd ' Co'1'40 Ac.. Sec. 34. Rutland TWp . Robert C. Jackson and wife to Anna MARRIAGE 'l.K EN8lfs. lake. . M. McIntyre, Par. Sec 35. Ynnket ‘ Lloyd V. Davis. cl nl to Clarence Springs Twp. Frank B. BarkufT. Harting*20 Sylvia A ftoiuh. Harting* ------------ 18 Anna M. McIntyre to Robeit C (Continued Irani page one. part one) Lavem E LaubaUgh Hhatlngg ..,.29 , . , , Jackson. Par. Sec 35. Yankee Springs Charles Powell Aid wife to Clinton -y^-p Ruth F VanRiper Fial 'Roek ------- 23 boys each. Al 4 15 a vesper church B Cadwallader and wife. 70 Ac . Sec. 11 ' r M t«4ii«i w .»a.tf. Ar r «it gugmui Na*h ‘ to Stuart ’ Clement. Bterart Waters. Dc!t< Ac . Sec acc 29, w Hope no Twp i-wp * * t«lk H- M- He’sney of . nnd 4*i Ac. Sec. 14. Rutland Twp. ' 40a Ac •• •crrtce Bni Viola Willlion. Deltojl StuarTchTOern ’ti WiHiam CR^'ds arc nciuniuled. In the Maurice Crookiton and wife to Max -TT-rr-TW-TXTE^-^-.-^-; ., ■ ■Z'/Tf!DT UnilCF mFU/Q COUKTHOVbtNtWi Delta: SPECIAL PROGRAMS HI KELLOGG CAMP Mi-halkv. U.u 24 and 25 Supervuor,. and'Elizabeth nd 'Elizabeth Nash. 40 Ac. Ac . Sec. ... 29;-evcnlng ---- - - a Ttenderfoot- Investiture sens. Plat. Barlow lake. . Hope’ Twp ice Ice wa; wu hsld. held. .A big camp fire featured] Chas. H. Osborn. Gdn, to J. Delbert Mondj.v nl_h. Roush S ’ Lots I and 4. Blk. 2 . Tiie. camp clore* on Wcdnejiiay. to-1 Bennett and Kenffeto* Add.. City. day. with a special program and final i Clarence Turner .and wife to Men«o court of honor, (or the season Turner aiukwife. Lol 987. City ol Has­ Tlw stall is compOM-d ol Lloyd' ting.-.. ■ Siiafcr. Hasting*. Camp Director; T 8 j Minnie. Booram SilstMx’ to Ella C K No111- Scoutmiuter. Troop 71. Haa.Eggleston. Lot 18. ’ law.ein -- -Ado , tinga. Camp Craft and Totem Poles; I. Blk, P1'5 „ ■ ’ , ■ Willar Johnston?' Battle 'creek." Wa-1 D'h M Montgomery Dryer “»«*:««• ter front Safety, assisted by AddiAgtaJ H. Turner and Wife. Lots 411. 41.. 413 Warner and Merle White; L R Bevier.! I ?12 t'l“ * , ,' Scout master. Troop- 65. Middleville. K,*.C F*?? «“»»»* Sibtee. woodworking. Archery. H.lph C (•t al. Lot 4. Blk 18. F-vsteni Add . City. RjcRirduan. Battle Creek. Leathereraft Arthur A. Cole and Wife to Ralph S und Mr Hi!work; Ted Martindale. OtseJf nnmgs. 120 Ac & c. 3o. \iuik«x Kn Nature and Coiuenratidn; Dr.'A. Springs Twp Mitchell, Allegan and Dr M. H. Kinde Ralph S. Jennings und .wife to Hiuittng5. Medical nnd Health Work; O Donald State Bank. UO.Ac . Sec. 36. Arile A Rrp(1 scoutmaster. Troop 77. Yankee Springs. Nashville, Lloyd Shafer. Field Scout Executive and A A. Kaeckle. Allegan. WARRANTY DEEDS. Camp Activitie*. Promotiou*. Clifford Newell. H Barber and wife to Qalh-! Walters. Scoutm.uter Troop 31. Batrtenu* Ver Plough and wile, 80 Ac. Sec tie Creek. Charles smith. Jr. Allegan 31. Prarkvlile Twp Bernie Moorman. Battle Creek. E J. Wtlltam W. Peek find wife to Bessie FackUn. Scoutmaster. Troop 55. PlnlnF Hubbant Lot* 3. h und 9. Blk 9. well. Dr M R Kinde. Barry County Kenfleld'a 2nd Add. City. Health CZ:.7. Officer, A: he A Reid. Nashville.. William W. Peck and wife.to James Bill BraudenburK. Buttle Creek. BUI Shea and wife. Lot 7. Blk 9. K>n- McCort. Coldwater; Cubs. Myron A. Belli * 2nd Add . City. Smith. Cubmauter Pack 12 Middleville; •Nellie. J. McPharllii to Wm. G Bauer. Camp Quartermaster, Keith Gordon, Lot 10, Blk. 8. Sophia Kenlleld's 2nd । Battle Creek; Bugler. Scout Ruber: Aiid.. city. 'Smith. Middleville; Librarian.. Scout Herbert Fislier to Clayton J. McK«m (ieorav Jorgtrucn. Middleville: Dining und-vrife> 5 rods. Lot 4. City, -------------— Room. Dare Temple. -------Ca.nton. Ohio. Horace Pennock and wile to Wm. E j Camp routine i* closely followed and GillespieLot 45. Bush's Add . Delton. the lad* have plenty of time for rest, Orville’Ward and wife to ^Jary A. study and piny Tlx- general daily i’.vdman, 70 Ac. Sec. 12. Maple Grove program is: 7:00 A M. First rising Twp. Call; 7.05. Reveille; 7:15 Morning dip. Della M Kopp to Beryl B Irwin half ! optional'. wa*h and dress; | :io cokn* 'and roll call; 7.40 Breakfast; 8:45 DrLot 5; Blk 1. Woodland village. Henry E: Brnvunt nnA wale t • tails and airing bUuikeU; 9 30 In­ ter R Lobdell. Rcrclver. IJtuAc. spection of cabin* and instruction; Carlton Twp. '• i Il li Swimming and free play; 12 15 Max Mishalke and wife to Milton H {Dinner; 12 45 Health talk; 1 oo Rest RO’S. Lot* 23 and 24 Supervisors’ Plat period and sun bath; 2:00 Instruction Barlow lake. and games 44X) Swimtaing; 5 25 Cabin Ell D Hall to Glenn p Gates and land personal inspection; 5:40 Retreat; fe. Par. Sec 3. Hope 3h*i> j« no Supper; 7:00 Games; 8:15 Camp Emilia A Jack-vm to’Anna M 'Fire and evening roll'call; 9:2N Tattoo. Yankee 0 35 Taps; Officers' Inspection. Thus sprlniM Twp. one can sec that the boys are kept busy Elk. J Monrye to Apioid Uiiunrti. all Uve time wljh splendid supervision of each gctivily. Harry Sudd and wife to George H On Wejljiead.iy evening as j) special Eddy. l»t to. Kiddy's Beach. Hope Twp evening feature. Mr Paquin R*v? Ella Srott to G^orga H. Eddy. Ixit 10.- moving pictures of jhc wild life of E4dy'« Beach. Hojx- Tup . • ---------, Michigan which the iboys greAtly eiiLucina Eddy to L C. Tucker and'joyed. ’ Preceding tl(c , pictures, Lloyd .. Ellen C. Tucker. Lot 28, Eddy's Beach.' Shafer let! in singing’ earjip'song* and Hope Twp. yells into which thc'^buy.-i tatered Marian Nash to Margucnte I. Me-1 heartily ’ iVeigh. Pat. Nashville village. ■ A ceremamai ntr was neicLPn -Vt'i-1 pet | Ashley C Johtuon to Maude B tors' Night followed by "Sings and yells Johnson, h? Ac. Sec 13. Yankee iFire building with flint and steel and! !Springs Twp. I by friction was demonstrate by .some! <> T«ll . . _ 3 c.B. 15c । Harriet H Edward- to Percy Riisalof the scouts Scout Richard Ncw*-i and wife. Par. S-t 6, Orangeville Twp ; hand of Saugatuck entertmned With] I Grace Warner to MtiJtzo Turner anti! accordinn -•-olos followed by two one act | Wife. Lots 410. 412. 413. City . play*. Lilley of the. Alley ’ by Cabin 7( Arthur B. Mitchell and wife to .Caro!, and "The Viper’ <The ' Window ' Vi’B Barker. Lot 10, Shore Acres Plat. ;pcr» by Cabin 6 A spectacular fire Johnstown Twp 'rating act by 'Mahatma] the SpecchI M.u v F. Dimock to Doon B Dimock,: Ic** ’ (Coach Arlie A. Reid; Nsshvnlk" Pkg.. I1 Ac., Src 23. Orangeville Tup. -j f u r n 1 * he d coivJdcrnbJc amusement | Glenn LeRoy Gprllnger. «t at. to-The ’Awl' rtory by Willard Johmtyn Elmer A Caukln and wife. Par. Sec.'of Battle Creek and ■ Auctioning uf a LEAVE I 2 Bouf.. 19c Milk IW Salmon IGA Mustard IGA Mayonnaise 10c Pickles 15c Olives X" I5c William E Aldrich and wife to Fred j enjoyed. A- Bauctxr and wife. 80 Ac. Sec. 36. i Cong. John C. Ketcham l< Rutland Twp. i Scouts and Cubo In the "Old 32’ Charlie A. Hail to Dane C. Wax!- '.o W K. Kcllovg. This t; a cheer var-1 nuuuee. Par. Vick«6'.- l-wke Side Park, lation tired by’the Mfdshiprfim of th-! 'Sec 5. Johnstown Twp jUnited State* Naval Academy Mt ! It'izcllii Burubdufl to Pearl L Smith.. Ketcham gave . .< splendid talk in I'.ir -See 30. Rutland ’ ' which he’chknicterizcd th«^-work of the! H >A nd Ware and wile to Earl Kellogg Foundation a* "An lnve.’tmenw Bcrean and wile. 80 Ac.. Sec. 34. Has-j of Inve and affection of parent I friend* for the boy.' and a* ’ A wor iaUMlnctiy worth wlulv.’’ Tlw Found.! -1 ion is' also "A monument to a grea ' man *’ The courts of thfi rauntrv csti-1 There isn’t any royalhsoad to financial inde­ pendence, nor is there anything mysterious about getting ahead in the world. It requires the application of the so-called common sense, plus effort and the determination to spend Tess -than you earn. Neither men or women who want to get ahead do so by going into every fly-by-night scheme that offers quick returns. “Uncle Andy Mellon*’ is recognized as the most capable secretary of the U. S. treasury since the days cyT'AIexandcr Hamilton. As is Here are nine rule* that he always followed and which governed hi» financial actions. They arc so good and so true that they should be hung up on the walls of all schools, so that youth and inexperience might learn without paying the penalty. Here they are: *l. —Don t buy stocks in mines that you know noth­ ing qbout. —Be wary of stock-selling schemes involving rights to new inventions. A patent may be only the right to a law suit. '"J *“* 3-^—If ypu buy property, buy home that you can see. something close to . —Beware of companies that are going to sell by mail. ' l'? —Ne.w manufacturing methods promising alluring profits to investors-should he carefully inves­ tigated. (^9? Don’t make your investments in a hurry. Sleep over them. Discredit ’’tips'' orr the stock market that are “straight from the inside." If they were really good, you would never be let in. Do not speculate or buy stocks on margin. Don’t put your money into another man’s dreams. Commercial Industrial and Financial Conditions show markedimprovement and as money begins again to flow back remember for nearly half a centtiry this bank has always paid 3'.’ INTER­ EST COMPOUNDED SEMI-ANNUALLY. j Wax Paper Hastings City Bank Capital—$75,000.00 Surplus—$50,000.00 making the material 15c E3.' IOc Peanut Butter Getting Ahead Paper Napkins l'k« IOc aritoti Dow»er. uuuumuwm. ietnr Brumm Citv i.-t and 4th Wds ■--, jrper.tcr. Curlton * . Burr Clark. City 2nd apd 3rd Wdi. John D-ubv. Mapi.- Gro • Hiram Drajxty. RuiUnd Ernest Farr. Pratr.e’ville, Alien Fwb.’Triinp. hid and 3rd tfcofee B Hat.thy. incut. Mr Ketchum says that every I ,x»' ’-liuuld br given a chance to make liuMMnu nt South Bend n home run in lhe game of life. Tip­ Mr. and Mr B-rnie Lightloot r»l base hits in this game arc: First base. .tee. Barry county DUtrict, Boy Scout - , Andrew Eck»;rt and family of Grand Gpand Rapids and Mi. «i:i<l Mr*, (ia.vii "Character;" Second bare. "Culture;" Lightfootof Freeport were Sutorduv _ _ .... . . l.lr , C? •.... Third base. -Courage. Fourth bare. vv' Timg itueMfc of Mr. £<nd Mr’ j Co-operation." The combination of Frank Atidru.-. Maurice Foreman and: Mr. and Mrs. O. L Lightfoot enter­ ull there hits nnd runs const Hutes sue- Dr c E- Hyatt of H«-tin<- and Fred brined relatives from lAintiac niurstlay Smith .of Prairieville. After an infer-(and Friday, Carlton :j* nt Sunday evening with Mr > Closing thc day's Activities was the mal inspection of thc camp and it* ceremony by the Scouts and Cubs, fol- activities and supper with the boy*, rhe ( Muss Emily D}pp spent a few day* and Mr* Arthur .More and lapiily lowed by the Ghost Walk*' to camp. Harold Hawk*. Johnstown. committee attended the evenings rn- । met Walton at South Bowne Even when you've reditm.-d youmelf Friday was Field Du'y a.tTamp and Car'. Hcwlu'Weodland. tertamment which was prwd*d with Mr. and Mr*. C. J Moore spent the . thc lads had a gala t;me Barry songs and cheers led by Mr Shafer Glenn Hoffman. Maple Grove. : county winners in the various events C F Augustine, director of Camp Bar­ Emory HoughEalin. Baltimore. Cha.v 'Hughes. Jr. Prairieville. low. the grand Rapids Y M. C A j Line Burning—1st Team. .Clarke camp, gave a short talk followed by bhcMcr Johhmck. Orangeville, , Morehouse, and George Hyde. Troop SO • Scenes ot Sweden" by Dr. NiL* O By­ w c Johnston. Thoniapple. Prairieville. 3rd. Lawfcnre Jog'.e and land of Battle Creek The slide-- were ----------- “5. Hustings nrper: irewi*. tt.iruna* beautiful, showing tlx grandeur of that ' Drexsug Ra Ind. Maurice Pur- (ar away country'. Edward Ucbhauser. Castleton. !chl.re. 77. Na-di Do you ask—"U such an uiveatnwnl. 165. Middlenll*' Asayrii. John । SO Yard Dash—1st. Maurice Purchis* . wwth while? Doe* it pay? What do the i n. Yankee Springs boys gain from life camp and the var- i .*77, N.uhvillr, Frank Purdusi. Jr. cutieton Three Legged Race—3rd. Team. Law- ions dally acuviuea?" In reply to these Leo Reynolds. -Hastings. rrnce Haight and Donald While, «5‘. queries we will say—’Ask the boc* i Arthur Shattvirit. Hop* when they get home and get their idea? Middleville. Roland Smith. Barry Back -Strok- Swim—1st. Tie Earl of the Whole matter, and you will | Wil! Stanton. Assyria have the answer " Henn Van Syckle. Baltimore Free Style Swim—1st. Donald White, John Vander Vee.n. Thornapp!'' . ' WEST CARLTON. Frank Van Zandt. Yankee Springs 165. Middleville. 2nd. Earl Mtxlre. 73. Clyde Tooker and family , were Sun­ Halting*. Btrrile Walker. Irving Handicap Race, over 1 IQ lbs —2nd. day guests of Ted Burtance and wife Thomas Wileox. Orangeville Jack Wtlltam*.«S. M)ddlevd>. Under of Freeport. 110 lb*. I«t, Ed. Beaver. 74. Hast inc-: Arthur Richardson, wife and son, 3rd. Donald White. 65. Middleville. Broad Jump—ut. Mauncc PurchlM, Guy Na<h and family of Carlton Cen­ H-.w do you .•pcqd 77, Nashville. ter Sunday If any of our .readers think that Patricia Joan arrived Saturday. Au-1 ter 30 per cent tor clothing <0 percent these boys arc not well fed. just Klance su.st 30 at. lhe home Of Mr. nnd Mrs i lor food, and 20 per cent toy amuie- over their Friday’s menus, which are t^ighton O’Harrow of Otsego The; typical ot each day—surely none can OHarrows moved to Otsego shout a tnent. ' such splendid food. For year ago alter having been In the Jones: But that add* up to 120 per criticise breakfast they had. (tun. •scrambled mercantile business in Freeport nev-j cent/' ,rggs. dry cereal, bread and milk; for eral years Smith That 's r.cht " ‘dinner, corn on the cob. kidney b»an» and pudding, sliced ... to- trek's — .... -bacon, ------- banana -------- ....... A items as follows: Waiter-Lewis. Johnnv Mrs- Jackson, can I use matoei and punch; for supper.; and family are restdpnu of Irving , FLOUR FEED -;- COAL -;- CEMENT UME your piione? creamed chicken, mashed potatoes, i township having moved across from BRICK <- TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS Mt> Jackson: 'Ortalnly I* yours. sliced cucumbers and tomatoe*. beet.-.; Alvin HelrigJc’a Instead of Chas. Bak- i out «t order?" , biscuits, bread , and butter, ice epeam. jer’s Johnny "No. but Su is holduig lhe cookies and milk The average dally I — , । HASTINGS PHONE 2118 window' up with the receiver. Ma is out- qoivumptton of bread, butter and milk j Unless a man honestly tries to nn- • d is. oo gallons milk. 30 loaves of bread! prove hnnself and his work each day he Ute baby i- teething on the card. and <5 pounds butter, seme dariy order does not know what real lupjaners-la. iuv PLOW SHARES IGR COFFEES ’A' Blend J | c G Blend 25c „ 39C VACUUM PACKED DE LUXE Campbell’s Pork and Beans : njylautis! jet .nrx|„-t.>.rc di*h. 'idea! (or hurry-up tucah ot lor warm, tasty please lunch. Can r.IG.A.STORESWJ We aim to carry a complete line of plow shares for MOORE, BANNER, GALE; SYRACUSE and PAND-0 plows. Let us take care of your needs in plow points. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co �THE BMTOfgf *1 DOWI.ING. State Acquires Two Beautiful New Thursday, September 8 is tiie date of the next Cemetery Circle meeting .. . j Brp made by the Park Sites on Northern Peninsulas Quilt blocks members and are to be handed in pre- 1>P 1 n MILK TEST MAY VARY ueuum DUE TO MANY CAUSES ini iz rrer aaav tiaav the t«m>> or enoland i.imi.mnwMine. mnbod t> w*«s«*t Decease* In Butterfat Con­ who do not milk their rows dry lose Property on two points of great the (lighthouses held considerable ad- para lory to the quilting which takes considerable fat as the first milk is at Yale university wa* told ! D°etor Osborne * theory, the result tent Is Kot Always Indica­ lower in fat content than the portion ।session ’ scenic beauty, the Ups of the Leelanau jacent lands, retained for possible fu- place later pn ’ i Mrs. X J Oswald left thc first af drawn last. Cows milked often give tion of Improper Testing and the Grand Traverse peninsulas \ ture uses As a result of thia recommendation, last week for Kelley's Island. Ohio, East Lansljig. April 2b —Variations In richer milk than if the intervals be­ are now owned by the Parka Division । Michigan has obtained considerable when* she will visit her daughter and tween the milkings are long. butterfat testa of cream ar milk which____________ of the Department ot Conservation, property through gift from the federal husband, Mr arid Mrs. Clem Erne, thc 4Re o{ the •tephania* Excitement or fright usually result* Fairfield Osborne. d.recwr emeritus of and as soon as fund* are available government, and mast ot it has had Mrs. Lol*. Altman. Mrs. Etta Stanton sometimes astonish thr owners of dairy- In lowering the quantity of milk which' .he American Museum of Natural Hls-' te^-tii found with-them • they will be developed tnto state parks excellent water frontage and virgin and Violet Barker were Battle Creek cows are often the result of real cow produces and also lowers the lory. New York, told sclentlrta hls Formal approval of the gifts of the' timber areas Part of the Fort Wilkins visitors Wednesday and called on Mr- changes in faL content and not always measurements of teeth, enamel prove Ml'STAKD CREA.M DRESSING. of '»* arn,0UlM property from thr federal government, State Park was Obtained through such -Pern Herrington at the Leila hpspita). < Moderate exercise after a long period the Piltdown man discovered in un Mix 1 tablexjroon miutard. 1 tea.was made by tiie Conservation Com­ a gift More recently 1,104 acres in-Ma- Mrs. Herrington is expected home this the result of improper testing, accord- of wnfinement in the bam often in- English gravel pit a at h-jpt 1.125 GOO spoon salt and 2 table>poon« lemon mission at Us March meeting son county, connected with a light- week. »-*■**“ ing-to the dairy department at Michi- creases lhe fat test.Tiut the quantity years old. juice Add 2 tablespoon* thick cream. The slate has. been given 140 acre* house, and 800 acres of lighthouse propTiie marriage of Ruth Woodmansee gan State College ot milk is often leas ... He __________________ said the Java man. known os Beat a*leant cup of heavy cream until at Old Mission point on the Grand erty near Mears in Oceana couney were; to Charles, Rixor took place on Sun­ The milk from individual cows, of The $pc.ed at which the milk tepora- Pithecanthropus, Erecttu. ant! heretoTraverse peninsula and 31 acres at the given to the state for park purposes ! day August 21 at the home ot. the course varies considerably, even when tor U operated nnd the rate at which fore beiieitfe lo be thf earliest known it begins to thicken, continuing tiie bcatu.g until mixture is still enough Northport Lighthouse on the Leelanau 1 The sites at Old Mission and North-.bridegroom's brother. John RUor, at the cowl are of the same breed and are the milk U allowed to run into the human, is only 500.000*years old to held its shape peninsula port were obtained for the state Battle Creek. Mr and Mrs. Riior will fed the same ration. Cows which are separator afiect the richness of cream. Scientists have found a way to flgurThe state park site at Old Mission in­ thrdugh ... „........ the -- efforts ... of Senator ......... Arthur ....... reside ..at> -82 Academy .... St. ... he being .... ...... will -... W ... richer ....... milk un.. .|.|U 4UU JIM* fat at calving time give High ..pni.lM. separator I^.U speed ai)d slow .IXU.liJ feeding UU that prehistoric elephants are a million1 Alter resting for a year on the snowdudes a considerable amount of beech, E. *for — -a abort -‘™*____________________ -**d**-the— • *■- into lhe — -—1•both ■in- yer rapuUder than generally figured. . H. Vandenberg who Intioduced ia bill In employed by the Poitum Co. of that, __________ time than tiie -------------woe*cows -__________ _______________ milk separator ____ _____ Cnnureu and nnrt in ill March Uirrh 1931. 1«H1 this bill; hill1 place nfsr* ' >411 a <va if tf they are ■» thin thlv. when ’they crease ...... the «>.. fat content .......... in cream ...._ nfbeir method tor so figuring was ex­ covered Gurgle glacier, the aluminum maple, birch and oak. together with Congress I‘ will give gondola which Profesaor Piecard used excellent camping sites. There Ts about was approved and signed by the Presi-, Mr and Mrs. Victor Moxoin of ^freshen. The milk from each row in­ famedinbyhte Doctor Osborne investigation will _... suatoephcric 5500 feet of water frontage The prop­ dent. to deed lhe property to the. Grand Rapids visited relatives herelcrcases in fat content as tiie period of BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY An entirely new conception of evo- .soon be placed in a Brussels museum. erty surrounds on three sides the Old State of Michigan Tlu* deeds have now over Hie wet-k end Their daughters.! Mission lighthouse ’ been .turned over to the stale. [June and Fem.’ who have been the The properly given the state at Both of the new |»ark areas are ac- guests of friends here tiie past week.' Northport adjoins the Northport ceosibie by roads and arc the northern returned home with their parents Lighthouse and lias 1.80(1 feet of water termini of roads leading through some Sunday frontage. of the most beautiful spoU in tiie,. Carl Stanton and family and La-i Acquisition of the two properties by southern peninsula of Michigan. tvernr Curry of Ypgilantl occupied the the state are lhe Indirect result of Although it will not bo financially ■ Stanton cottage at Clear lake last recommeiidat|qpj made by President poMlbie for the Parks Division to make week and together with other mem-! any improvements in these park* until her* of the family, attended the StanHerbert HOGVcr when tie was Secretary I of Commerce At that time lie recom­ after tiie clo*e of lhe present biennium ton reunion ut Caledonia Sunday. mended that all surplus hgfitliou.se period, July 1. 1933. it te expected that। Mr and Mrs Will Marcellus of, properties on thc Great Lakes be given when tiioe parks are opened to the Johnstown and Mr and Mrs Archie ■ to the states for pork inirpoocs when public they will attract Urge numbers Lester were Sunday callers at S A.| requested to do so To tiiat time all of of vuitors and campers. i Wertman a. Bert glantqn and Madeline. Marshall. ' I Pierce nnd family and Mr. and Mrs CLOVERDALE. Sunday visitors ut' Art Waugh's w-"Urr*' Howard Stanton accompanied by rela­ Mr and Mrs Ik n Drmeray an- hap- Mr and Mr* Byron Cob* and son* — lives from Detroit. HuAtings and Bal-' ns of py over thc ilttir five }>ound girl, who'East Lading. >Mr arid Mrs. Dean tin. Creek, attended their family re­ arrived Thursday tnumiijg it their {Carlyle, and Mr and Mr* TiimWlnt- union at Caledonia Sunday. bome lu> ney- ol Kalamazoo zr.d and Beth Waugh Mis* France* Berg in returning to Sclgxil Startetl Monday with u good (1j Batt I- Creek, Grand Rapids this .week after spend­ attendance and everyone ready to setjMr . V«lma Maier entertained with ing tiie summer monliis with Mr. and le down for work. Mtes« McPhiirhn " is a farewell Sunday in honor of Wm. Mis Lanl Coon and Mildred. the hew teacher, and w,<• all wish .... lier Nash and Mias Lizzie wlro ure relum­ Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Fisher enter­ gooii luck through thu coming year ing to their -home in Drtnyt. Monday. tained relatives and Triends from KalMr mid Mra. Harry Rlllry and Mr. uinazuu Sunday. and Mrs Pierce of K«luniiiA»j were HICKORY CORNERS. Wednesday night calk rs at lhe. home A mhi was born Sundayf*August 28. of Henry Pe»otri»— ' to Mr _and Mrs. George Mooney «Grace Mr. and Mrs. Will Bayne haw been ' Mrs Grant Dickerson lef t for South pcter.-o. Peter». visiting in New York and attending Bend, Ind , to spend i< few duy* as-itli 4 A large crowd :;f of people attendedattended- the the Toronto, Canada, fair. her daughter. Mrs Lloyd Mlite. and dog show at Long Beach Farm’ SatuiHarvc Woodman and family re­ family. dav turned Monday Irani a ten days' trip Mi*.i Ih len Patton mid Mr Fay MeMrs Clayton- Willison ' was buried viiltlng relatives in Ohio and Indiana Lean ol Midland air s|>>-ndlnu the week Sunduv at Hickory■' 'Corners cemetery, ,* -Mil Mty CAI,VII Edith ,*A<.A^U<CII McQueen VI of VI.IMIl Detroit IIIAhas with Mr*. Lou Anna Patton TJie Rev. Wm. Gearhart of the W. " M i been visiting her mother. Mrs. Martha Mi und Mrs. jamr. MacDnnnid. and church lias accepted a call to Hasting.: BeVier. during Ute past week. daughter. Mrs Frank • Hume ton. at- u)Hj r,.v c. S PenneLs from Jackson Virginia, Thompson Is visiting in tended tlw* old Solrtlcr-*' reunion at W1n take charge of the work here. Battle Creek. Hustings Thursday .. .. - ... R«-V. Ed yard fjwadliug. |>astor of lhe . There was a good attendance at the ,. Mr. Mrs. Wm. — und — -----— iiciinridrr ----- — M P chlirrh. will remain lien* tor thc school reunion Saturday and a fine Kulain.-iz-xi moved into tlu- Ed IVnneLs cuni|ng year. s program was given Ui charge of Oerhouse Friday. Th.- Kt-liwn Agricultural high sciwx.I ’.Frurte" Slowrli’ and “krtte "Densmore. Mrs Uimburd of HusUnm and a wir olM.n September 6th. Tuition fori Arthur Bennett was in charge ot the tnend <»f Chicago. rvpcTU a plea\.int aft- outaldo pupils to $60 thu year. . Isparta and he and hls uMociute* gave eniooii with With Mrs. Mrs Ld‘i Anna Fallon rrnoon x,r UUd Mrs Sanford Willison and ! amusement to all. Tuesday P. M. Edna uttended the Bonnell—Hume j Mr. and Mrs Warren Coolbaugh Writ. Carter’of Kaiamar ■ family reunion at tin* home of Charles took a trip recently to Petoskey and Ing a few days in Ctoyerdule with |rvlnK at nattle Creek Bundajl. other places in Northern Michigan. friends, camping, Mr. • fishing, •- CU•••• • and Mrs Glen Stevens. Mrs. mm.;1 Miss Ruth nuiu Woodman ntwuiiiHii in in company lumpuiiy Mrs Russel Hart Hurt, and tiiui Mary ..... ...... n .. and .. «... .... . Mrs. Russel anti children children and Bonnell Miss Racheli Ulan-1I..., with some other teachers are camping Mrs La-.-itcr Monica and'.son Charles, lamsing tvi-re guests Monday atl »» —.*— Ottawa u,«ri, * nev Beach. visited ut ut Mrs. Mrs. Monica's Monica's unci.-. illicit' J.-. .Jr. tt . i... —i uili yW .. Al Ison horte. • vteiU-d M* Sanford Revival meetings will begin Sunday, Leonard's, in Middleville. Dorothy Bolyen had her tonsil* re­• Sept 4. conducted by Evangelist Small Mr. and MW Dougal McCallum and mOved lust uwk ut Battle Creek. of Indiana, with John Sturgis of Ctn«._n» .. ,u_ u j Maud Randler and l>cr mother. . cinnati, Ohio, as song leader. with Mr and Mrs Bert McCullum. Mrs Wright, ate *|Mindmg the week at:: Mr. and Mrs. Harry* Woodman of Miss Emma Johncuck returned Tues uu „ lake ,un(. convalescing w Gull from their re- Grand Rapids visited at John Wood­ day to Harbor Beach to resume her c<.m j|jn<.ss man's on Sunday. duties na* teadicr again. ----------- 1 * e ' Mr. and Mrs. Cleo. Easley of Grand Mr and Mre Mark Garrison and T! you're determined to be good-' Rapids visited Sunday nt Harlow BarOma Jean gpenbthe week end at Po- tu'.ured you must expect to be imposed1 num's and called at E 8. Thompson's dunk lake. . upon. in thc afternoon. Martha Thompson returned with them for a visit. Lloyd Dcmond fell and put his elbow joint out of place Sunday. He was taken to tiie hospital and X-Ray pic­ tures taken but no bones were broken. Rev. Sipie of Grand Rapids was the speaker at the community service on Sunday evening Three solos wire r given by- a.blind young lady and Mrs. Arlle Townsend and son gave music on the piano and violin. These pro')>le were also from Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs. Harley Scam- and fam­ ily were in Battle Creek Sunday Baptismal 'services were held at tiie Thornapple river on Sunday. P. M. Word has been received of the serious illness ot Mrs—Florence Kelsey i in Kalamazoo We areraoping for her i recovery. I Miss Grace Ingram of Cincinnati. Ohio, visited at Andrew Townsend'^ on {Sunday. She has finished her nurse's course. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Coats went on a YOU'VE heard about the New Ford Eight trip to St. Louis, Mo..' last week and did some sirfnt-'seelng in the Ozark mountains. They report a fine trip. Seen it on the road. Now give yourself the BARBECUE AND PICNIC s LABOR DAY, SEPT. 5 FAIR GROUNDS, HASTINGS COME AND MEET YOUR OLD FRIENDS BASEBALL 10:00 A. M. 3:00 P. M- INDIAN LANDING HASTINGS K. of P. us. vs. CROOKED LAKE WOODBURY OPT NF RT*I TNTR J1U111J AFP A Thrilling triple parachute drop by TED SWEET, the only one-legged parachute jumper in the world with a permit to make a triple parachute jump from an aeroplane . . -. PILOT BILL BLAIN will give aeroplane rides Sunday and Monday from Haywood's farm for $1.00 each. Tickets on sale by Legionnaires. Far Beyond Your Hopes ARCHERY CONTEST — Richard Cook, Hastings, vs. L. R. Beeler, Middleville. GREASED PIG and CHICKENS to be caught, catchers-keepers. PET DOG PARADE — Prizes for longest, shortest, largest, smallest. PUSH-MOBILE CONTEST — Prizes for best three. unforgettable thrill of driving it. It’s smoother and faster and more respon­ sive than your fondest hopes. So perfectly balanced and comfortable that it is almost like traveling on wings instead of wheels. See it at the neareat dealer’s. Take the wheel yourself and Jet the New Ford V-8 tell its own story. Riding is deciding. Drive the NEW FORD EIGHT Let the car tell its awn story BOWNE CENTER. School began in Lowe District this Monday A M-’with Mrs. Flossie Curtis of Grand Rapids as teacher. ,The Misses Irene Schaval. Clarabeli Hooper, Beatrice Thomas. Marian Smclkcr. Bernice Deardorf and Fran­ ces Scott returned home Thursday eve­ ning from a four days' stay at Hess lake near Nawaygo. I Mr. and Mrs Watt Thomas accom­ panied Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Skinner to Fennville Sunday. Mrs. Henry Thompson entertained tiie MlMlonary society Wednesday. Mrs. Ella Nash and Mrs. Jennie Flynn assisted the Elmer Ellis family to move to Lowell FridayMr. and Mrs. Wayne Benton. Helen and Marie Nash were in Middleville ’ Friday. OLD FIDDLERS’ and CALLERS’ CON­ TEST — Broadcast through loud speakers. Jep Bisbee will make an ap­ pearand at the Fair Grounds before the Old Fiddlers’ Contest, but not as a par­ ticipant. He will play at the Strand Theatre Monday evening. / TURTLE RACE—Enter turtles early. HITCH-AND-GO RACE—Teams with full harness and wagon. RURAL and CITY SCHOOLS FLOAT CONTEST. BEST AMATEUR STUNTS — See L. E. Barnett, Hastings, for particulars. WAR RELIC COLLECTION — Greate.t ever shown in Barry county. NUMBER of BALLOONS GIVEN AWAY WITH PRIZES. CLOWNS who will keep you laughing all day long. FREE PARKING INSIDE THE GROUNDS - WITH TABLES FUR­ NISHED FREE FOR EVERYONE FOR PICNIC DINNERS PAVEMENT DANCE AT 9:00 P. M. FREE FRENCH "DRESSING. Mix 1 teaspoon salt, 1-2 teaspoon pepper, 4 tablespoons vinegar and 1-2 cup salad oil and beat until well blend­ ed. A few drops of onion juice Is some­ ' times .added. Fruit juice or raspberry {or tarragon vinegar may be subatl! tuted for plain vinegar. i Ireland has its own methods of stopping motorists st grade crossings. Each crossing has iu watchman dur­ ing the day but at night a padlocked iron gate cioases the roadway, making it necessary for the late-driving motortsta to rouse tiie watchman. A phonograph serves as a-substitute for a human guide in a German art । museum. Visitors listen U» a deacrlpl tlon of the paintings and other objects from jihonograph records, wlilch are changed by an attendant. OX ROAST BY EXPERTS SERVED IN SANDWICHES with COFFEE—All Free to the Public, With Cash Prizei for All the Many Events. HASTINGS CITY BAND Will Furnish Music ALL DAY I Universal Garage Company . PHONE 2121 HASTINGS, MICH. in the George Washington Maaonlo Memorial at Alexandria, Va. FREE ADMISSION TO THE FAIR GROUNDS AND EVERYBODY IS CORDIALLY INVITED �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 31, i»3t PAGE TWELVE Study of Arts Likely to Receive IGreater Stress, Educator Believe As popular education steadily raises solution seems to offer more hope than j . U» .ullur.1 d/.l.., th. p->ple. 4nd « InUmU ducnmin music and art. 1 - Whirls .nd uhn.tr/ «vr M>M. loafing elu* standard* -culu„,. leisure time to workers, there will be menu nUCh as the young ladies' finish-; n growing demand and need for per- ing school of the nlnetlea provided are' .'uftal iiarticIjMtlon in music, thc fine not the ends to be sought by Prof. iut.i and related » unties as avoca- Johnston. These had little to do with lions’or hobbies uu Edgar G John- real art. which is as broad u human; st.'il professor of education in the Uni- imagination and has a place in all acvrrsity. and principal ot the Univer- tlvities of koine and community airy, High jC'.'.oi He urges that the -Thought of as a vital phase of human .High cliiK'I- of Michigan herd this experience, the fine art* will enrich a I .-end with b:«re fine ar course* Whicm High school cdueaUon for many who! " make 1 elude:.:: ’ ‘ — ‘ i these fields profit little -from it now. as well as dgiSlt . . cd lhe. work velop a community consciousness ’that <■: ,i h highly talMtUrl artftt*. (will refuse to tolcrat* the ugliness Only .i* Hie apU is prepared, for Uum which plays too large a part in Am­ in body of nn’< i'igent consumers and rrl.-nn life.” Professor Jphnslon de-J •tiKotous creator:- are rirtfttic values, clares. ■ which mean .- > ic'ich in other coun-'The trend of the times In this way OJtcly h. •br-emc an important is clear." he says. It does not Seem I at American lift . ' ’ays Profes- too much to ask of a modern' High | — important for school that it provide encouragement h-r-. and civic leaders to real- and opportunity for development to! unatem wc are ripe for tr.ose with talent, and tiiat It bring to ilopmtnt. The problem of all a reallutlon ot lhe contribution ire in socially constructive which the arts may make to richer livIwnys a A nous one. and no ing " . •30 DISEASES ARE Clara Hanncman and Mrs. W ' SPREAD BY FLIES ; A Mrs Vance spent Tuesday in Battle Creek. • ' Rev; and Mrs. Albert Olroth and, ;Mr and Mrs. Sam Ostroth spent Sun-1 1day at Riverside park. Buchanan at* tending lhe Evangelical camp meeting. A The L-'Y common «'7, Chouse . ; fly ft thc most i Wurtt ami lamlly returned to I mn' d^ ’SOM deaUu?nmialft leRi!l’clr hol”e Monday after spending ten, more than .5,900 deaths annually, ac- d . Rlvcraide nark < Dr. D. F. Hi nbur dlrcc1 p“rlt’ tor of lhe Rex Research Foundation. I Morning Glory Rebecca k>d«e No 42! Chicago, which is engaged in a-natlon- Unterralnwl the Barry County Past Wide warfare on •■|.ubJlc._£Dcmy- in-l?’obU‘ Grand* at a orfe- o dock .lunchjectF ,,on Tuesday. •The e deaths result. directly from 1 The I Julies- Aid of ~tbe Methodist । germs earned by the fly from its un- church will hold their August meeting sanitary’ bn-.-dlng places to man and i at the community house on Wednesday his fixxi ” said Doctor Hedcnburg '.afternoon at four oclock. Titerc will; "Deaths caused by flic.-, are many- be election di odlcers and a pot luck -threwmore than those caused by warai.supper (or all members and friends at, mW wild beasts <lf all time* [6 45 Mrs*. Vance president of the Aid "About. 30 disti*Mre> arc known to be 1 will be tri charge and Mrs. Gladys Ed-1 spread by germs carried by flics. ThcAmends cfialrman’of the program Commost common ure typhoid, infantile! mittee. dtarrttea. cholera, and dysentery. Cena* sfwdal meeting of tie' village; sus reports show that infantile diar- ’council was held to dt-cu-.'. plans for. ilwa. belter known as -summer com--‘„ haspital. No action was takbi plaint? genmt of which are fransporlr. T111. u s. cUhs In,.t (lt central Pari:. cd by the fly, causes more deaths I Mam ■.trret. Friday aftenioon and tli« a emtrng children than, measles, scarlet "enjoyed a i»ot luck at the home of Mi. , tevir, uhooping cough and diphtheria' M K p^cc. pUi.u’i<'lhf'r , . . ! The Clover Leaf club was’dchghtftilly1 Other common ailments traceable toLntcrtuincd Thursday night by Mi* n,t’an,nr“X’VJV anrt Mrs. .June Irlnhd I dM.ih.rk. Md ,hr ,te rt,„, Ih-iU.. uMH Mn Mi he i,.,.,,.. ,ly. Wit lx- . i. d mu/l rntrurr., ipia.^d, ...... wa. . s.innxl Mr.dMTO.ng plu/h-tetu.. w„u„.r.„ T„, ■ and garbage piles, by screening win- ,,n, b. the I -Mrs. ' cow* and destroying the lifts that getj^ Wlrilcr anrf Mra -t into U» hoih. .dh » K.xrf 11, .p/a. • „„„„„ . Il./irel. u. .he rou»4.UOI.. UbMu„ w„ Germs of Tuberculosis, Diphtheria and Smallpox Are Transported By Insects ■puter*. iHiuior.'i and swatters are in-LI.ram. ..... • . i .Hl.xl- .pi.,,,.t-.i»dd lx- applnd .s.,hUl|t. „„„ Ml . with a band sprayer directed towards*ru...,, .. ' it "■ , ' •an n‘ Mr and Mrs. Porter KUUkmi7hrt ”Sh Mr*’ Ralph ,,w* a,’lt ^,n Mr mg Uftipawun. _________ w ( ere^in Ha Ungs N.GAR GEliMs not [Saturday. < II st Ot TOOTH DM n ' Chari. • Speiniati << !■ ■ s-m. the Unwot tlw aneftnt Grek. ’»* ««b birthday with Hur:* ‘ sweets hare brefi accus’d of eawung ‘Ru' ’** b,’,n« P»rernt A delicwu- pit. dental c.*r;« s but. carefully ronlmlie.t.,Uf• dinner *4* .served and Ute btrtli-1 expcrunredA earned tan ai die Univer-< dl,I-rak*‘W4a 3"’rn to hl,n b* *,ul •ity <d Michigan show that rata ted a daughter-in-law Mr. Claud Sjiclman. diet 53 per rent sugar failed to develop'"1 Hattie Creek Thaw present were a single cavity. Tlw unr experiments , ’h* dauvht«r. Mr and Mrx Aiw-I Ku.-1 haul Uu’ raft fasliM to develop I** B,ld f»*ntb. thr ran Mr and Mrs rej ■ • inoculated ; I family ot Battle I ulUi Bacillus neidophnlu*. a germ sup-?c"*k Mrs Robert Ayer- and .cluL |>»-d to”eau.«c canes, and abo that a!dn>h- Mr- -,ntl Mrs. Leland Weeks iinrfl dftt '|K>or-enough to cause rickets will [^‘n'.ily. Bertha Cliristianson, HaMinps.I came eariv.-. at least in rats. Tla-.‘Mrs. Elba Union and Mi. And Ali -. r work’done by Dr,-C A. Lilly. n>.|Marshall P.ilach and family of Ubh <-.itch luviKiift. nnd .Dr. L H. NeW-;M,v; l*c,,r* 1,M> and Ronald Kem.<.i;,_ of dinxal ilnesti- ol. Bvllevut• biuyh. -mediclix .1 Mrs Fred Wunvr. Mrs. Mar* Hop'1 is w 1. fed with a diet :aa<’ Mrx <i;U1 Lrktiyi were at n ; eerit was earn: sihtar.' Creek Thursday >p|»er peninsula and began 'hi* j lhe Furiuss drug store Moiida Arthur Bjaw-T*. entertained in.- SCHOOL Footwear The Physical and Mental Value of Correct Shoes for School... Sl IOES that fit CORRECTLYon your children are necessary to their physical and mental development. The selection of their school footwear needs your care­ ful attention before they start in school. We fit EVERY PAIR of children’s shoes with EXACTING CARE... so that their growing feet may have the PERFECT SUPPORT necessary for their natural growth. Some fancy style or dress-up shoe may please the youngsters.'.. but the impor­ tant thing is the HEALTH VALUE of a CORRECT FITTING*! You’ll gladly make sacrifices, if necess­ ary, to give your children a BETTER education . . . don’t handicap them by being careless about their shoes. When We're In the Grades When We're Quite Small Children’s Shoes for Little Tots I hesc shoes or slippers are made of good solid leather soles and are made to stand hard knocks. 1 hey come in smoked, patent and camel leathers. Priced at When We . Reach High School FIRST GROUP Shoes or Oxfords STITCH-DOWS ze.-s 7 to 2, in patent, gun metal ud leather or composition a pair » jj the ymm^folks reach Hifch .School there are many styles' and colors from which the student desires to choose . . . we have them!. For the Young Lady -We can show ilii! young indy new fail .-hue Dorothy Brumm Home with, them at i«r. Mr*. Man Ho; Sunday * Keyes and grand­ Grill!.' Fkwk. Mr' For the Young Man ' i.,.< ... .-o // Jl.C J, In black and brown calf tihoek from 1‘ervative last to the broader toe and up to $5.00 pair fire. Luck' Prii For Bigger Boys who really need good, firm shoes which will stand hard wear and still look good afterwards’ Here’s where you will find them. In this group are shoes or ox­ fords with good "firm soles ami uppers that will stand n-soling and are out at the NEW LOW 1932 PRICES! up to $2.95 a pair girls in oxfords, straps and high shoes', sizes 6 to 11. In this group they are better made and better .'lyh'd shoes. Si;me of them hav horse hide*soles which cannot be , $1 85 and I y Slippers arid Oxfords which cannot help: but please hi FOURTH GROUP SECOND GROUP Oxfords, Straffs, Etc, THIRD GROUP , September1 to himwrw Dr Newburgh be- cutch afire . .tcetu err* contimiMr and Mr* Will Gokay and two; •rn;y while rho*c of motikeyi ar* lute *on* of Jackson were called here Sathutnan'- The best thnuf that human. unlay by the serum* illness of th-I K-ing* can do. until ahwlute knowledge; former's mother. Mrs. Melissa Ookav th* came nt cartes is known, ft to’ Mr and Mrs. Wendell Bassett of I '.use that expectant mothers sat Lansing spent Sunday with relatives make -.me ----- -----------and ... «talcum. -------- here Bassett, had charge of the plenty ol _> plaaphoru* ‘morning service kt the Evangelical! TAKEN AS A WARNING. ’ ’thurch. (raZTSIth.’EF „ 5brn you Ui,t al i a1’ E>rle Townaend has returned to his. <k.n L wear anv ieu el* v •‘''MaU’ pIet“ »»««* *>1 Orlando. Florida, after spend,l0!iLr".,2y ln« Hverai jS£u» here. I “h..J HsLJllu,hle ! CiutU> Hei! «‘u™td heme Menb“l 1 thank you lot; the warn- day after spending several peeks at t"*' • ■ i Michigan Center. In these four groups for boys and girls who are in the grades, are shoes and .oxfords at prices you can afford to pay. and all of them good, solid, seiviceable shoes which we per­ sonally can guarantee to you as worth all the money you pay for them. is composed ol’ the best we carry in larger children's shoes, Most of the styles in this group are the famous "Great Scott, (how they wear) line of shoes which are made in widths with good firm horse hide soles, of Which there is none better for wear. Sizes 11 ’ a -to 2. Priced at »2^ - s2- Tennis Shoes are also needed and we have them in youths', boys’, ladies' ■and men's sizes. They are made nf good heavy duck uppers with ’good rubber* bottqms that are vulcanized un to stay. We are showing them at thefoho^ing prices: ,49c and 95c And $1.25 IRONSIDE SHOE CO The House of Quality Footwear Harold I. Smith & John H. Crue, Proprietors Hastings, Michigan S1 �TUB HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 31. 1131 STATE FUNDS DEPOS- I M „ ^TON, , ITCH UKC Mr* Hywn ®tO,r “** lWO *«“ ol irtu IU IN O1O 212 DA BANKq : Detroit spent last week with their; There has been a sharp advance in many price quotations Some grades of coal have al­ ready increased in price. There is every reason to think there may be other increases in coal prices. We suggest you ... BUY YOUR COAL NOW! All the Good Standard Grades and prompt, clean service SMITH BROTHERS, VELTE & COMPANY Poultry and Stock Feeds Coat,tame, Cement, Etc. Telephone 22-57 Hastings, Mich. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. ------- I uncle. Alfred Slorr. Mr. and, Mr*. L N. Bush entertained ; “nJ’SfLX?' state Treag. Lawrence Issues Compreheneir. Ah.b.! Be. port To June 30, 1932 • The Banner is in ’and Mrs Green of Jackson Fridays receipt of the l,*y •*nd Mrs ° E -■-FOR--the tabulation a hu of 213 state and । ...l ■ .,*>« e.o.x. national banks in state funds are dcpuitcd and properly safeguarded ,b“ ■ sr taw.'sxtsstt ,x» „ “.spih um ol mura. « «■ went’ Jr ,M M„ vn’sr® p,,,. m .rm «u Mid w U>r MWnlhrlr M<urtw »n Ornu.l.M !»’ »> ■ Adnemun. «< Uuuuu . ,«n a, UM Uie Pcrc Marquette. Life Insuranacompanies |gud g2.371.M3 42 Fire inMri Florence Wilkinson of Kuiatnao>WH MM >7MMIM ...„ „,ra friend* „„„ In Delton and Prai-,, xr visited TMnUau ^.mpawr. Mid W.U1JW37 r-rvilk 1»M »»> ot which the Michigan Bell ................. — ” tTele|»lwn«”—'— Mr and Mn John Outer ut WuxtCompany- alone■ jmid over W300'XMi • . . ’ land visited Uipir son. Leon, and fam­ . Thc report slate* that lhe legist-, ,:y OTer Ul,. aeek end ture. during it-, spoctol swaton. cr.-uteu Mr an(J Mrs Byron TO1M antl WU1 two new acliviUcu with which lhe state and ^Ul Moms of Kalamazoo1 treakun-r to tndentlfled. Thc public Sunday at Fremont and Hea-i debt commission was formed, with au- [xrlu thorlty to supervise the refunding of Mrs tyBUj. chapman and Mildr.rdl indebtedness of municipalities: Tin ; U(W Manon of Hickory Corners were: members ol this commbMun are Hie Hunday evening calle:* in the Titus state treasurer, the attorney general, home. and auditor general 1 Mr. and Mrs. H F Wertman spent j Thc fatwcul session also provided for Saturday and Bunday with Mr and thc establishment of a bond holder's Mrs Milton Nobles at Grandville. | sujiervisory board, composed of the. Mr and Mrs. Homer Kelley had for; state treasurer as chairman, tlw at-1 Sunday guriite. Mr. and Mr* Edd Clark toHH-y general., and. tlw stele banking . and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Corwin of Battle commissioner. Thic act require* re-: creek; Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Harding, port* and other information relative I of .Marshall; Mr. and Mrs. Charlie ; to securities which Ure.in default and Swirer and children. Mr and Mrs L j provides for dissemination of inform*- > D* Merribew and children of Corey, tlon ui regard to such defaulted obllga- Ohio; Mrs - May WalrulT and daughCions. ■ • ter and Mrs. Charles Nesbit of Flint,* --------------- ^.o'e— ---------I Mr. und Mr*. Rodney Cramer and’ IIAIUCI VILLE. , l Utoude Kelley of Ha-ungs, Mr and Mr Illioda Lathrop and daughter Mrs Harry Blocuin Qi Kalamazoo and; Dorothy accompanied Mrs c p Lath-V.Mr- o Duederjein of Chicago. i r<>p ol Hastings to Detroit where they i Mr. .aid Mrs George Sprague at-1 win jM iHi a tew day* visiting tended the Corwin reunion at Ofsego' Mr und Mrs. Carnes and Miss Wan- Sunday da Brown of Waited lake spent Friday ; School opened in the Barry town-1 witfi Mr and Mr.- Will Hyde and Mr. ship district* thia Monday morning and Mrs. Ciuu>. Hutton. »itti the : oliowing teachen Mu-' ChL-- Hutton und Miss Charlotte Dorelha Mclhun at Learn: Mr*. Hazel! Hyde motored to MUiuiwauka. Ind Douglas of Hastings al Hunnel); Mls*i Monday- und were married returning Helen Aldrich at Dunn. Mrs Ella Rog-. -Tuesday morning when they and Mr. er* at Knisley; Mr and Mrs Lawrence and Mrs will Hyde »pent the day in 1 Furr and Mr Claude Groat at Delton;1 Grand RapicLs with Mr and Mrs Chas Kenneth Clark is thc bus driver; he McCoy. ■ thad 12 puptls in the bus this morning. The Delton L. A. 8 will meet with Heber Foster and family attended The. Mtrahall fair Friday und Heber I Mrs. Harvey Dings'. Wednesday". Sept , played in thv- Rostum Band. Hr also!". f'»r an afternoon meeting. \ z |>luy< d in Eaton Rapid.-. Sundry. | ... •• • ---------.Mr and Mrs Hetble Wilcox uccotnCARLTON' CENTER, pained Mr and Mrs Vince Norton and Mr aiut Mrs UM<r T(xW and faro. Margery to Marshall Wednesday w-here: (|y Of M:o. Norttiern Michigan, came they cnjoy.d the suhia-a: th» fair. Friday t*» visit the .'ormer s mother. Mis. Leila Bandfield of Portland jgr and xtm. John Shupp and brothMM'nt Wednesday with Mrs. peart fo,- ,.r> Mr and Mr* Arlle Todd. • r , .. —1— •“ *-• । Nelson and Clefts Valentine are at ing there returned home witli her. UrIiaint n«,y S VjMnp (.rilM? Pine lake n attending Boys' Camp.. Mr Mr Harve Hou ton of Coldwater, spent wnd Mrs C. B. Valentine and family “utufav in thr !h<‘ Foster Rnuurr home. ir ->■>. . . to ... Pine ... ,lake - .to see thc boy-. . Sun .. . ­ Sunday a. ent Win Ryan of Detroit came to thc day. ' \ Iwinw ol L- E. Mudge Saturday .evening Mrs. Gilbert PWier ot Hastings spent to get hl* wife and daughter, a ho spent part of last week With her sister. Mrs Fred Henney. and family rc’.uihcd home Sunday. Mi* Ruth Mr and Mrs. Elmer Marlow enter­ Mudge accompanied them and will at- tained relatives from Ohio one day'tost Bud Dutmer of Grand Rapids spent church Is very near to a close. If1 Saturday night and Sufiday with Miv ‘.'lure are tbo*r In the community who; Ruth Mndge. 1 wish to contribute towards defrayMfg Neighbors add friends gathered at • xpotiN-.'. if will be very much appre­ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lath- ciated It it 1* handed to some member top Tuesday evening for a farewell the church. •''party ns they .- left \\*rdiw*day fo. ot MIX' KatKlccn, Nichols, who ha. Prairieville wlicre Arthur will teacli jx-iit thc summer at Carlton Center reboot thc coming year. went to Grand Rapids Saturday where Our sympathy g-u-.s out to Mr. and she will -attend scliool thr coming Mrs. Clayton Shurlow in thc loss of .-choo! year their little girl • | Mr. and'Mr.'. Burt Long and family FIKE will lluvatrii aumconc'n home mid loved I were guests Sunday of Mr and Mr-. I one* tonight! ’ , . Floyd Morse und Horati Bryan came ' Lloyd Curtis of Grand Rapids. , i-ub>u» isiiiK api-iu lasi wcex , ‘.from East I.ansij]g,to spend flie week SUDDEN SICKNESS will occur in »otuc« • nd with William McCann. Jr, and on with -Mr und Mrs Alfred Bedell ot j body'n family.* Monday tiie boys started for OlHr Clarksville. Hubc[t Long v« in E Lansing Mon­ lurniev in Gretnwood, Ark.ui.-a.-> to stay day and Tuesday at tiie judging con­ ACCIDENTS will make imperative the inimctill college begins thi* fall. diate summoning of mcdiral niu>ialaiic«-! Mis* Mary .Jenkin.* -»f LcRoy is at test of the 4-H Calf Club and drew fourth ptoA- in tlu- contest. home for a guuph* wA-k< Mr and Mrs Harry Osbrtrn and soil' lit »udi emergencies, the telephone la PRICE­ Mrs Sowcrby and Miss Lillian spent and daughter ot Durand visited Mr LESS PROTECTION, making it poaaiblc to Mr and Mr* Emory Ooodeite and and Mrs Wm Crockford and Mrs aunimon doctor, firemen or police instantly, Huliibcrger last week. Miss Buslc and children ot Toledo are visiting Mr day or night. ■ brother of California were also guests Pauline Daniels fnr.jt few days. Mr». Annie Pierre apd Mr. und Mrs. at the vrockford home last week. The Carlton Ceiiter school will begin Ju ST one telephone eall in an tmrr. Gerald Burghdon attended tlw Pierce Tuesday. September iJtli fcunlon Sunday . Mr. and Mrs L F. Greenfield ar-t Mr nnd Mrs William Watkins ol Mrs. Ralph Kenney were at the Lake telephone acrvicc for a lifetime. (Grand Rapid* visited their aunt. 'Jane Shore Friday'. McCann. T1iurMi.iv Mr and Mrs £. J Beck and family • Dorr Kent, of Toledo. wa» calling on visited *t*ter. ’ Mr — and Mrs Irving luruus mends aunnav Sunday ------------- -■ »>■»« . . _ the ’ Utter's . ...... ............ — ....... * A Nv-ruixir-Q t n iw72Z A J.. The urn,.-aw sxwr. wu be en. 01 »“"‘Uy u-rtained at the home ot Mr* Bert;l,^t*?rnix?n' ----------------- ■ — .................................. ' ------------------- Clinton war Lake Al-Gon-Qutn on Friday Septrmbei 2. for. a ;x>t luck EAST WALL LAKE ANtf VICINITY.. Ralph Sprague was taken very sicx' 1 Mr. and Mrs Joseph Sprinter and Thursday and »m taken to New Bor-, family spent Sunday at Chippewa lake gess hospital Kalamasoo Reports arc with Mrs Springer* sister und fani- he u some better. E D Reynolds and wife spent Thum-' i tly. Mbs Dorths 'Lancaster ot Hastings day with Mr. and Mrs Arthur Thomas । of Kalamazoo spent last week with Duetto Wilcox Clifford Kahler.-wife, and two boys After all is said and done, there are but spent Friday with Jennie Honeysett at EAST DELTON'. very few investments which have held up as , Mr. and Mrs Isaac Houvencr of Has- Kalamazoo Friday well as investments in Building and Loan We learn Mr Sprague died Saturday• tings, also Mr. and Mrs. Verp Town .and twin daughter* of Plainwell were night and the body was taken to hl.i shares. callers of Mr and Mrs Rex Waters home in fokdo, Ohio Sunday afternoon. tyarren Cairn» und wife ot Doster There have been no failures of Building Mr. and Mrs Bert Gaindcr and Lu­ visited friends hen- Sunday. and Loan Associations in Michigan during cille spent Bunday- with Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mr* Rex and three chil­ Jake Barton of Otsego. Lucille redren. who have been occupying E. D the past year. Reynolds cottage tlw past two weeiM.i । malned for a .few days longer visit. ; Richard Conway of Boone. Iowa, is returned to their home at Mattawan । visiting hls cousins lhe Louden's tn Thursday. “ .the neighborhood Mr. and Mr* Doud and Mr and Mr*, j Mr und Mrs Ray Durkee and chll- John Maxwell vf Lawton. who spent a , dren of West Hope were caller* of Mr few days at tlw Maturecn cottage, re­ and Mrs. Stewart Waters Sunday turned h°nie Thursday Mr. and- Mr*. John Willison. Mr. and Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Kahler and Mrs. Eltner Willson and Marietta, Edd family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr* Detroit's Oldest Building and Loan Association WiUtaoo, also Mr. and Mrs. Oordie Wm Lenz and family near Caledonia. 1250 Griswold Su Detroit 'Durkee and David of Delton spent Basket ball statistics reveal a total Esublisbcd 1S89 | Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. of 10g interruptions in the average .Charley Beck near Galesburg. J. L. Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings 1 From June 17 to 34 inclush a there game—the actual playing time being (lightly aver 29 minuter There are. . a til bo 13 hours and 9 minutes of day. 22 fouli. calltd and 19 ba:ke« thrown • : light in the latitude of New York. in the average gatne. ; ... ACCIDENT... the tele- ' phone will sum­ mon aid instantly LOST ANYTHING,—Try a Banner Want Adv. JJIje Rational ffioatt & ^nueatment fltompang QUALITY MEATS tv-' Mr. Mevs.ck and t,ir<>iiy vislSed the . -|nr . -nul~i.v Mi and Mrs. J. J WHlitts. Clayton Mr*. Dudley Cobb, who has been and Helen spent- Sunday at Gull lake. visiting lier parenU. Mr. and Mrs Late Rev. Van Dome ancj family have •Usborne, l«;ft Sunday; for California, i *»i-n returned to BarryvW for another where her husband ha* employment FIRE...SUDDEN SICKNESS One Sure Place PORK STEAK LEAN SHOULDER CUTS V Jm * Wf W> Av* D W> * 3 IU Z3c AA GENUINE 1932 SPRING LAMB Leg 14c Shoulder Rot.' 10c Chop* 14c Stew Sc Fresh Heart* Sc Freak Sliced Liver— ZV MILD SUGAR CURED Slk.J. 2 lb.. IS. O A LUN STEAK *”,S““ wZ IOc ROAST REEF Quality Beet Round, Sirloin, Tender Chuck Cuts Swiss or Club Pound............ PORK CHOPS PORK SAUSAGE HAMBURG BOILING BEEF £ LB. Lean End Cuts Ka 3 lbs. 25c 4 lbs. 25c 3 lbs. 25c lb. 5c Fresh Ground tender-short ribs SMOKED HAMS Cudahy’s Peacock Whole or String Half, Center Cut Slices, lb. 25c BACON SQUARES PORK LOIN ROAST * rib end PORK ROAST picnic cuts FRANKFURTS, Bologna or Liver Sausage 3 lbs. 25c lb. 8c lb. 6c 3 lbs. 25c IONA Flour m-U- 39‘ 4* SUNNYFIELD Flour ["&•’} TEA Gunpowder or Pan Fired Japan Green lb. 39c . CHERRIES Michigan Sweet Pitted 3 Cans 25c TOMATOES Standard Quality No. 2}^ Size Can can 10c KELLOGG'S Corn Flakes or Post Toasties Ige. pkg. 10a BREAD Grandmother'* Whole or Sliced, White • 1-lb. loaf 0c RAISIN BREAD Grandmother’s 1-lb. loaf 0c MILK WHITEHOUSE 6 25c PEANUT BUTTER 2-lb. jar 4 OC Sultana ___________________ —i AJAX SOAP Big Golden Bar. 6 for CL1MALENE large pkg. MOPS Complete with Stick and Head each BROOMS Sturdy, Long Wearing ■ each KIRK’S HARDWATER CASTILE SOAP cake MASON JARS (doe.) 2-qt. J 1.09 I-qt. 79c pt a. 19c 19c 10c 25c Be 69c VINEGAR pumcu" b ik a-L 19‘ A&P FOOD STORES TU Great Atlantic A Pacific Taa Co. �. Mr. nnd ,Mr* Wm. Stronjt of Jack-1 COUNTY LINE. ! children visited their mother. Mr. andj GLASS CREEK. ■ Mr* Sarah Erway attended the Otis Brinenstool of Stockbridge rcupion at, Lansing Thursday and from; i sou have been spending a few days with! Mr. and Mrs. Orley Squire* of Flint Mm George Schneider nnd Etta Sun-! m! and Mr. thm«nlta Wayland ^yMtherm-1! thc latter's parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Har-! an(j Mr an(j jOh'n Smith of' day afternoon. Mrs. Schneider is not j rison Blocher. ■ Woodland cauk to visit Mr*. Rieka ' “ -■ IWm. Whittemore of Delton visited nt ' Mrs. Carrie Scott »pent a few day*! Gerllngtr and'-Albert and Lawrence Loss of Branch Tips Seldom Cha*. Whittemore'* Tuesday. Pearl Wife: 'Applause! Why. darling. : last week with Mr. und Mrs. Scott of - Gerilnger Friday nftymoon. o t .. reum Tn -Hayward and wife of Washington Cause Serious Injury To cal!cd there Wtdnesday Mr. and Mrs. Henry VanArtsen of think you deserve an encore!" , near floating*. ; jjiis Olga Eckardt and Mrs. Roush ! Mr*. Leone Woolston and daughter ■ of Nashville were in Grand Rapid*, • Chicago and Mr and Mrs. C. H. Strat­ . Trees On Lawns Or Streets | jjp® Annabelle cogswell *of Lakeview of Richland und Mr*. Arthur Gage nnd! Wednesday and Thursday, the former ton of Bowen Station spent Sunday at fore part of the week with last week there. Home owner* who have observed andipent --- ---- the ---------------------■*’ —,K 'daughter of Dearborn visited their par- visiting her brother and the latter her have been worried about the attacks Miss Virginia Havens Frank' Cook and family of Lansing Mr gnd Mrs L. L. Wilt of MunchesMr. and Mrs. Lewis T of an inrcct.which prunes the tips from Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred OH*. Robert. ■were visitor? at Clyde Warren's last ■ nta.zty and Mr*. Clyde Cokillc Satur- daughter. ter. Pennsylvania and bon. Henry Wilt, 'day. vjhey called abo at Homer Row-. Eckardt. thc branches of shade tree* are given Cha*, and John Erway and Ray Otis and Wife of Ding Island. New York.1 the assurance of the entomology de,.__™ _______ .... —.. .. Mr. and Mr*. Titus Wilt of Sunfield’ partmenl at .Michigan State College. union at Lansing Thursday. and Mr 4nd Mrs. George Seam spent .. —* *-is .. tx—. .,.1^,.. . pOrre*t Havens spent the latter that. tl\e ■* damage seldom serious. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Rowlader and, Eckardt visited Mrs. Mary Kunz and Sunday at Cleo Segrs' Thc twig* are cut by the larvae of part of the week with her daughter. cousin. Marian Erway. of Kalamazoo Is Ceci! Curtis and family of Warner| children and Geo. K. Rowlader of | Fred J. Eckardt in Grand Rapids tlic oak twig pruncr. an insect which Mr*. McGfockJin, In. Hastings spending the week with her vtlle called on Myri» Curtis Sunday. ■Charlotte spent Sunday P M at lhe I Sunday. ’ lays it* eggs on thc tip* of branches Geo Wright of Washington. Mrs SOrTHrf^nDT.AND. • of many hardwoods but which prefers Martha Reptogle and Mr and Mr*. ■Ja* Rowladetl in E Woodland. ■ Mls* Etta Schneider of Odessa called . were. Harold and Richard Colton of oak, hickory, maple, peach, or apple. Bcr. McCallum of Cloverdale called at Miss Glonna Blocher ot Holland on her cousin, Mrs. Florence Bates, at iun ncr cuiuui, Dates, ni Several attended district meeting in spent the week end at home. - • iter parent*. . —Mrs Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Cot­ The eggs are placed singly in tiie bark Fred Otis one day la*t week. I •the - home of Mr. nnd Northern Michigan last week. . ton ^hd daughter. Lavnnchc. of the and the larvae, upon hatching, funnel*!i Mr. and Mr*. Forrest Havens and. MU* .Opal Lccrone of Battle Creek ! Mr. and Mrs Claud Kantner of Wls- Ben Schneider Tuesday evening. State road and Gel Cotton of Rutland. its way Into the twig. family, also Miss Annabelle Cogswell'.pent part of last week at-the Torrence cousin are spending part of their va­ The wood of the twig Is partially: spent Monday afternoon with Karl " cation with tlwlr parents. Mr. and J ’ Sears and family spent Friday at the severed inside thc bark by thc larvae Keefer nnd family at Wall lake Dale Townsend had an operation fori Of U farm at lake shore. . Windstorm* then bteak the twig* from Sunday visitors in the Roy Erway senus trouble one day last week. the tree and lhe insect resting Inside Mr. and Mrs, Walker Cotton spent Mrs. Wesley Meyers of Woodland. thc twig is protected by the snow from nnd family of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs Grace McArthur and daughter of: Schuler of Ann Arbor vtrtted their the cold and from attacks by birds parents. Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Schuler Mrs. Al Wolfe and daughter of Grand Sometimes so rrfany of these broken Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rose. lader's Friday. Mr. nnd Mrs. George Bears spent and family over the week end. Mis* twigs gather under the trtws that own- •Hare! Buskirk and Ward Erway of Meldene Moorhouse ot 8. Hastings Helena Schuler and mother taking Wednesday nt Battle Creek visiting the Kellogg and Postum Cereal plant* them back to Ann Arbor Sunday Hastings and Esther Erway of Yankee jpent last week with hls cousin. Junior Large tree? are not harmed • by the pruning and young trees are not ter- ■ fourty Injured but the shape ot them! may be damaged. Thc fallen twigs should be gathered । and burned to destroy the insects hid- j den ■ntMl'. Unless these twigs are re-: moved, the adult Insect will emerge and start a new cycle of attack. IfclCCCT DDIIkJCR nnFS INdEVl rnUNtn UUCJ i LITTLE REAL DAMAGE M^Am? wJS?!Sore (11 jTTHETIME r TO WANT-AD RESUITS Phone FINER AND BETTER THAN EVER Mr. and Mrs. John Darby and fam­ ily attended the Darby family reun­ ion at Lowell Saturday. Mr. nnd Mrs. Clayton McKeown, Miss Donna and Miss Frances Darby returned from their eastern trip and Niagara Fall* rtcentfy. The following attended camp meet­ ing nt Albright Park. Buchanan, from Friday until Sunday P. M .Rev. and Mrs. Albert Ostroth. Samuel Ostroth. Mesdames Sarah and Gladys Ostroth. The NEW Mary Flook attended Sunday. Mrs. L E Mudge, Mrs. Frances Ry- SKturtfay nfterhoon. Mr nnd Mrs. Ryan and Priscilla returned to home in Detroit Sunday Mix*, accompanied them for a week's AH former teacher*, patron* and pupil* of the Newton school are cor­ dially Invited to attend the school re-, unldn Saturday. Sept. 3 at the school ■. grounds. . ‘ in tlw northern part of the state-Is Haying with hts daughter nnd hus. The Branch jcmol began Monday, with M|ss Uirralfte Juglc as teacher tor thc coming year. Mrs. Clara Day nnd daughter* were .guests of Sterling and Ethel Eaton Sunday. Mrs. Della Nesbit and Mrs. -Mar Walworth nnd daughter of Flint called! on old friends in this village SaturRev. Alien DeL/mg and family of Grand Ledge visited ills father. Austin , DeLong. Sunday. Donald Mead spent the week end in msing Friday. the fir.'1, quarterly meeting for this conference year nt the Mosgan church and spent Sunday with Mr. and MrS Elgin Mead 1 school at Newaygo Saturday to teach another year. John Van Sickle, nnd family, who spent thc greater )>art nf the summer Lanslnc Saturday. Orr Fisher and Eva Trautweln of Lakeview visited Millie Flurry Sun­ another year. . Mr. an<! Mr*. Jim Howard ft nd Mr. and Mrs; Will Mater ol north of Nash­ ville, went to Temple on their vacation Thursday. ' - - , Mr. Stocking attended, the funeral of a cousin at Flow erfieW’’Friday. Mrs. Nell Rlckcnmore is entcrlalnUig a nephew from Grand Rapids. THE ACE OF GASOLINES AFTER A MILLION MILES The New Staroline has everything It Is Knockless It Gives Better Mileage It Develops Greater Power That’s the net opinion of the thousands of motorists who helped give the new Staroline the million mile pre-test.* In positive convincing terms* they tell you how much better it is than any gasoline they ever used. Nev^r did a new gasoline gain such an endorsement. Slight superiority couldn’t kindle such enthusiasm. eompanicd Mr. arid Mrs. Delbert Enzian to Halting*, Sunday to htnt Farmer Brown speak. , ’ Ir.g friend* and relatives in Illinois, Msm. Alma Schumaker from Gul! lake spent re’.eral days ‘.as: week with day of the serious Injury of her brother. George Biss*, of Allegan. Several from here attended Hie Icnla fair last week. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Mayo of Maple Grove. Miss Neva Mayo of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Manson Stanton, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mayo and little son of Battle. Creek and Mr. and.Mrs. Clar­ ence Bull of Delton were guests of' Mr. and Mrs Albert Green Sunday. Alice Rose Latta was a guest of Mrs. Milton Kermcen at Middleville over Here’s evidence in black and white that proves the new and finer Staroline will out-perform any gasoline ever marketed at "regular" price. Don’t take our word for it. Read what those who have tested it found out and what they have to say about it. Our case has not been over-stated. Your first filling will prove this. WHITE STAR REFINING COMPANY Switch to th. New Moblloll. It Out Sells Them All, Out Wears Them All. School WJU begin Sept. 6 with Mrs. Mildred Kenncen as teacher again this year. Mrs. George Converse and three children fiom north of Hastings were guest* of her daughter and family. TRY THE NEW STAROLINE —EXPECT BIG THINGS * I �THE HASTINGS BANNEK. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 11, 1IM A you ltd MILO. • PRAIRIEIILI.E. Nlnteen members and four /iltilan Mrs. John Hines and Marveta. of Baltic Creek and Izrls Hammond of Allegan were ■callers on Mr* Stebbins the Oriental and weetern worldg By Home Economics Specialists Michl­ and other friends Saturday. cottage Beechwood, Wall lake Thurs­ Archeologists Iu Meiopotamia where ' gen State College met. . Eva Slteock. on* of nur popular day. A co-operative dinner was enFind System ot BrouYe young ladles, was united in' marriage Among the num intereaUng find* brought back by the expedition arc Cylinder! president. Roll call wa* responded to many figurines of Terra Gotta, in Rows of metal ruing drawers in a Greek and Oriental style, representing make jelly from them in cool winter prosperoua married life by "My Hobby." After a short business modem office have an ancient history. gods and goddevw,. ixyue* and person* wvallicr lo save time, effort, and ex­ Callers at Mr and Mr* Itenry Ben­ session the program was given. .Mrs.j pense during the fresh fruit season son's Saturday were Mr arid Mrs Minnie Farr gave an interesting ac-! a;chrx»logy now prove*, by discovering occuiried with ordinary work, evidently • Attractive pictures, poems' stories count of her motor tnp to Quebec | commonly used a* bouse ornament* in: Meaotxxtamla, - Cradle of Civiliza­ Jewelry worked by skillful goldsmiths. arid pages of paper dolls cut from eur« tnoni. Mr gnd Mr* Martin and daugh- Canada Bhe told of her trip up tlw'1 tion. "*a series of bronze cylinders, neat - -MllUflare" glass of colored needier, rent magazines and pasted on large’ .ter and family from Hostings vicin- St Lawrence river to the Thousand; Isles. Bolt Castle on Heart Island with: ly sealed, which were used to contain fused into a design. a large assortment sheets, nf wrapping paper of uniform Harold and Opal Honeywell and its three hundred rooms; Nobel Bridge 1 roUcd-un parchment and papyrus ot pottery, much glazed irf green or fascinating books for th* chil­ Nina B. Smith spent Bunday at Perry lhe shortest natural bridge in the! ____________________________________ brown; pointed -piasterscrap wall moulding* documents of thc June of ChrL* and dren on rainy and slck-a-bed days __ ’ with Rev and Mr* Budgen Miss world, and thc many beautiful home* before. ' and cornice* Uiat decorated interiors of Cottage cheese may be kept for rev- Smith will spend M-veral days In Lan- At Ottawa they visited the experimcn-' This.discovery te only one of many iscleuctan Iwanes; marble, alabaster and tai farms and U»e beautiful parlla-. r>n tire site ot ahandoixd Srteucia. on plaster sculpture; dice; playing pawn* rral day* without souring or moulding Ung. the guest of reiiUVM Recent guests of Mr and Mr* D N ment buddings. In Montreal they1 Ure Tigrt* river, by lhe joint expedition | or chips; oral wlveeled wooden toy anl- if it is «place in an earth- • tl—-.....-11 were 11,. —tVf— ot vistted the Art galleries From tiienHoneywell Mr*. ATK Albeit Doster ot the Unlwndty of Michigan and .Ute|nud« pulled centuries ago by children 180 mile* of beautiful scenery' Cleveland and Toledo Museums of art. of Uw town. Housdwld Implements and pld damask tabiecloUu can be dyed Ann. Arbor and the Mtese* Doster of through Doster. • • to Quebec where they spent .wvrral showing Dial live itcople In this old weapons are numerous, a.* are imple- to make rich drapene* • Mr und Mr*. Jame* Boulter and son. centcr of human culture livc<|. traded. I merits of trade* and profe**hxw. Iasi>- ' A pinch of brown sugar in soup tiiat rente into the Maine wood*, drove loo Mrs. Mary Boultei Mr* Clinton Caskept iuofw. gambled, played, loved and roned of bronar. iron, stone and bone.' is too salty will overcome lhe saltyThey wor*hi|>pcd very much like their sue- tjiousands of bronze and silver coins tasty and give no taste ol ztoertneM. • Ur. Mr and Mr Floyd Shclp and jnite* through dense timber children attended tht Boulter reunion made atop* at several important elite.' <- imt* hi London and New York. !and other Mgrw of business acUvitvBJ attaching one end of tile shoul­ at Bare Line lake Sunday Augusta. Boston and New Yoctet-»a<*-.' ln.lt* hey-day Sclcucia was a city of mwribed in many languages, relics ot der strap to the body of lhe »Mp with a C |inum Ca»lle. castie. Norma and ana Frederick rreaenrx Broadway at midnight, the Tjnibs and Clinton 6no.<*» persons, lying twenty mite* from . the days when fjeteucia wa* the New but.on and making three button hole*: prtrakry i<iting thr former's Bridge of Sighs, then on to Harrisburg I present day Baghdad Beneath live. York of Hie near EMt. ~ , bn)thet Bnd ,<m, , on the strati, .a .n™ slip r.„ can f, be k..„ kept and homeward making a delightful; I am* Profetfior Leltoy Waterman, of ■ ----------- < a » right length for any drew I Mr and Mr* Benson entertained trip Mrs.- Sniffiii had an article on th.- University of Michigan, expects to WEST HOPE. | Sunday in honor of the latter-* birth­ Hobbles;- Mra Han1ngto;i on -Th“! fmd the <Jder Babylonian city oCOpl* our school with Mri. Lena !x»uASSYRIA. . Carr of Books;" Mr* Jackson gave' day Mr and Mtn Peter Castle and and..tl>e sUU more unctent Bumrrian ljuU4.h teachar, is preparing a Hoot Ktn Iwona Milter. wh<> underwent ■ Charlene Castle of Orangeville and two or-.gtnu! poem*. Scarecrow*" and - city of Akshak. It wa* on this site Hint | m t|M. fair grounds at thc Brteucus Nlcat.ir. one ol the generate of , (J ^te^tlon in Hasting*. We an operation for appendicitis al Pi n- Mr and Mrs. Caaslu* Hughe* of North Thi- Old G[ay Toad ' which compkt-' nock hospital, came lusme on Sunday ~ Pine •lake •• Mr» Benwm-----received *-------------numer­ ing thc afternoon's program Alexander Thc Great, wet up hr* capital _.. .cry - enthusiastic --------over this affair Mi* Schultz, senior and niece re- ■ ous cards and wnir lovely flower* alter tin- death of Alexander. Tlw place atuj hojie our school district turns out where she Is convalescing Mr and Mrs Charles Conklin and Tiie Ladle*- Aid will serve dinner a’ turned to theli )u«w in Chicago Tut*-1 was mvunctl Seteucta and throve Pur to give tiie kid.* a great big himd. M.n and sister*. Mr* Lydia Mason and thc Methodist church Primary elec­ day after spending a wrek visiting at Miss Mildred Ot»good. who ha* been Mrs. Hattie Jenkins, from Toledo. tion day September 13. Come, there Lake Hill* Farm Chirui. Indio. Persia, and Ambia und sommering in Eurojre. arrived home Ohio, are visiting relatives here j will -in oxbe ■ a guuu good ouiiwi dinner . I Little Homer Flower. Jr., wa* unfor­ Un- western world bordering lhe M«-dSunday noon She attended t&e Inter­ The Eagle school will open on Mon­ A clipping from the Nashville New* , lunate |n falling from a-fencr. Sundav Itemmcan. Though ruled in succeiw- national Art Convention there and Inn by tlu- ficleucld dynasty. luudy came home on thc 8 8 Bremen, hav­ day. August 29 with Mr* Marion states that Mrs Louise Lathrop, a morning arid breaking his collar banc Grant as leaelwr. correspondent for tlw New* for 32 Doc'o- Farwell took an X-ray and rvParti liana from North Persia and the ing hall a very instructive, and delight­ Several of the Miller families met ful trip . ■» nt tlu* grange hall in Johnstown. Bun­ Arthur I-athrop lately locating-here Mr I Liftbind Marr ot KulaMrs ix-na Laubaugh attended a day. tor a picnic dinner given in honor i Thirty-two years *cem* a long tune to mlroo c..-.. ... nu I school reunion al Coats Grove SWtur- of their relatives Charlea Conklin, and be scribe for one paper Wr extend I Bradfield Bunday afternoon family and sister* from Ohio ,day, , Pi the new comer* a hearty welcome , j„hn Bradfield and grandson Jack. Tiie Briggs Ladies' Aid Society ------ -----— — - will Mr and Mrs. Albert Roger* attended | .;wnt Sunday with the latter * grand­ j Mi and Mr* Ray Barnes vlfitcd hl* n-------------— | parent*. , nt lhe church bwsement* — on ----the-----------funeral „ of ----------Mr* Rogers' brother Mr and Mrs Wilcox, at Wall IbrotluT. Frank Barnes, und wife in meet <««« Aii.Ti..« 8n for trir »w-.l __n.»_ , .«----- **.,...4.... . Thursday, August pot luck Hiti. din- George Bios*, .. at Altegun Thursday <. i uv I Climax Bunday. tier Special business will include elec-m,. community xjs and Mr* George Wood were at . . ------------------. extend. sympathy. to1' Mr Mr and Mrs. EIbnrorth ;8cr>tt and tlon of officers " the bereaved one* I the Scout camp at Pine take Thursdav }Mnry.Janet of near Lacey jpent fiunThe vacation period is about at a . Mr*. Chappell of Wayland U visitingand heard Congressman J C day nt HarnM Springer* Mr- and daughter. Mr and Mrs Mra. FfeydI Floyd I Ketcham Krtrham speak, spi ak. also al*o tbev they attended The Brigg* cehool began l«*! her daughter. Mr* Will Holley of Bedford ulso called close resMoru ’Monday with Mrs Manon-'Shclp ” • and1 .......... ’’ family I ,rrvice in the same place Sunday Mr t there in thc afternoon. Doster as teacher Tin* Steven* with Mr* Delos Hughes and baby and Heaney of Grand Rapid* wa* the | Ikrnnld Otis^yarn of Mr. and Mr* Vis* Katherine Hunt at I|ie helm. Mr Wm. R Norris came home Tuc*-1 .Iw ak,.r ’ Phlio OU* of Lansing spent la»t rv.tr.. . ant! , Robert Hartoin iliade a \rip *° I*- day from Toledo, Ohio Delo* wtu Will Mr and. .. Mr*. ...... H M Kennedy i with ltu.*M*ll, Uiubaugh and thi* troit Monday. Junior of Dowagiac vL'iled tin- home ■, I Russell t* *|M-ndmg in Lansing with Archie Thompson, blacksmith, of mid baby will so back to their, frame in folks’ Sunday. They all attended the [ Donald. fjvci-v. and family have moved to; Toledo Labor day. - rvjcr* at Uve Scout- Camp. Pine lake, Jimmie and Donald Springer pieced Maple Grove Center amt Mr. and Mfs,; Mr and rMrs. Geo. Ritchie of Ban- in the, afternoon. Their son Lee re­ a patchwork quill during their vaca- Ernest Ruthruff s and family of Bat- held were callers at Mr* Jennie Ntirrte turned home with ti>»-m that evening Hon and lust week Wednesday had a tie Creek have taken possession Sunday . Sciwx'l will begin at M11j next week' quilting party and the children </ thr Mi * Helen Gray returned Sunday Mr* Katie Norris will go to Katama- Monday the fifth n- lRhborhcod helped tte it It te n from a weekb visiting al Gull lake 1 »x>. where she has accepted u i>ositldn Mr and Mr* Harlan Scobey returned 1 size quilt and the work wa* done .with friends. this week. Iwxrie from their vacation tnp Satur-' Mr* Olive Ferri* and cliildren of The Community Circle will meet at oi.- u sewing machine Brut we think it te quite an accomplishment for un Pine lake visited her mother Sunday the cottage of Mrs Charlie Hughe* day evening They drove to the north•th part of the state then went on to • eivht unff ten-ymr old ft -would be afternoon. । Wednesday. Sept. 7, for pot-luck din- North Dakota where they spent two interesting to hear what the Other; Ab»ut thirty-five members of the ner. day* with Mr Scobey 's sbter at Dickey. youngster* have bech doing during va­ (Alex Cortright family held a reunion Mrs Minnie Quick accompanied Mr cation ' . at the parental home Sunday at HINDS CQRNERS. and Mr*. Ferru Quick on a shopping Mrs. Bessie MrKrbbln of tanker laicey ’Die occasion also featured a Mr and Mr* Johri'prn>*>*c of South trip to Kalamazoo.Saturday. Springs spent Tuesday Vlth Mrs Clara birthdw mujjw tor Mix K.u- Smith; Hsiungs lo*t their barn and „„„ other „„ out Mrs .Jennie Lyons and son Albert of «I U.III« h„ mum dvj M!i;ld.y mommr. T». Banfield were Sunday visitors of tiie and piesented with with * a line fine birthbirth­ j»rt wa* Hrr^nlwt stnK, by hghlnmh Tlw, h.w former * brother. E Quick, and family ‘ | Ernie day cake with randies. the sympathy of theirmany friends in Next Sunday will be the ia.st service Mr and Mrs. Cyrus Buxton and this neighborhood. Morehouse of South Pine lake spent a't tiie church tills conference year Monday evening with Mr and Mrs daughter. Beatrice, have returned Mr*. Dodge entertained her mother We hope for Rev. Mile*- return. Won t Oiek Morehouse tlu- Nx-ca&ion being a from a trip to Beulah., near Crystal from Grand Rapids Sunday. you come out and hear him next Sun­ lake. wlicrc they vuited a sister and birtaday surprise for Glen. Mr and Mr* Ronald Haynes enter­ . family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Jewel). On tained her brother and wife. Mr and day? lhe return trip dined with their par­ Scott Bechtel, and family of Has. „ Mrs . HOPE CENTER. Mrs Newton ot Hasting* spent Tue»- ents. Mr and Mrs John Norns, and School commenced this Monday serted a f ' morning with Mr* Lettie Kahler at Adams. FREEPORT. luvvertw DeMott returfy-d to id* work the helm. .M: and Mrs. Earl Kenncen accom­ Herbert Hinckley an.1 MiM Augusta »’ Dciroit Monday after a two weeks Mr and Mr* Frank Leonard re­ panied by Mrs. Frances G«irl of Mid­ turned to their home Thursday after dleville helped Mr* Jack Snyder cele­ Hinckley accompanied by Mis* June vacation with bi* parents. Noviskry. went to. Grand Rapid* and Mr. and Mr*, w. O. Tobias in com- v Utting uieit „ and family a their UBUani daughter brate her birthday Thursday. called on Mr.F W Ingalsbe andwith Mr. and Mr* Lon Heneferu ,. vk ln Kenton. Ohio. Mis. Hannah Morgan nnd grandson ~ reunion was Birge Thoma*. left Monday for a visit Mrs L E Johnson where Miss June shott attended Cmnp meeting at Gflllf The Ashby-Chamberlain remained for the rest of the week and ,akc Sunday. j we j| attended at Gull lake , with relative*, at .Port Huron. Mich , Mr* ingatebe and Corwin Noviskry ■ MIm Leah Barrett went to Kalama-------------- ------------------- | and Port Elgin. Canada. Mrs. Mason Cline of Delton spent accompanied the former back to the1fM Sunday to visit her uncle and aunt f Most people are happier than the *or a week reformer* and philosophers Who arc Tuesday with her son, Guy Cline. and village for a week Elwin Nash of Nashville visited hi* Elmer TuUla* of Ann Arbor b । trying to lead them out of their misery. family. Mt U.SEdej but MAERALt ’ Rev Clark Adams nnd family of cousins. Rev. and Mrs E M Wheeler, spending two week* with his uncle. । Tuesdav evening !Mr. and Mr* Kect Tobu* Coldwater -were Tuesday gur*l* of Mi George 'ni<««'l>»on and. nd Mrs Mis cienrgeWAdums Gvnrxe*A<lum* and family oeorgr Petkins renin* I* i, cntically cnucauy ill in at ai the me 1 and —■_ ot ... hta «... daughter. u..,. - Mrs .... Rhul. ... ... in' children, of 94 Chicago. Mr. and Mq hft and Mrs. August Flnkbeinr: and home Chicago jRoy Slade1 and children of Carlton mii have been visiting relative* in Ml** June Novtakey Hient from Mon-1-*'1M‘nt Wednesday with Mrs. Thompnorthern Michigan. x , Mr. and Mr* Glenn Alien and eon day till Wednesday in Grand Raj«fcH*«n'* uncle. Mr and Mr* C N. Tobtas IRlchayd wen* Sunday guest* of hl* thc guest ol her aunt. Mrs. S E . Mr and Mr* Mell Hendcr»hott and .fons antl Mr- a,ld Mrv 'F‘°yd Tobia* of jnuther. Mrs Jolui Alien of MiddlevlUe. Johnson Mr and Mr* ta n Davis from Shing. Kalamazoo visited their parent!. Mr Tlw Larkin picnic will be held at Illinois, and Mr*. Harriet Davis trom.‘"’d Mr* C. N Tobias, and grandCaledonia. Park Thursday. SUan. Iowa and Mr and Mr*. Her-' d«'«h'<,r Sundav , bert Davl* and daughter France* from T,,r Tobla* family reunion will be at . Mr. and Mr* Cha*. Van Vranken Detroit called <»n Mrs Cora Gardener Milham Park. Kalamaro*!,. on Labor da>'- There will bd poster* through spent Saturday' evening m Alto thr Saturday BeHytand Buddy Richards of Grand I cl,k directing >ou to tlu- Park !guests nf their daughter. Mr*. Basil Rapids spent the week .with their aunt Silverware furnished. Bring your own Hayward. ‘ i Mr*. Chas Hendershott and Clare und unde. Mr and Mr*. Dan Portma. P^tes and cups, shelter provided tn Mr. and Mrs George Huizenga 'of icaH' stann. ♦ ' wen! to Dctfoit Sunday for a few day* 00,11 ,nrBvt the Cemetery Circle, Clare will uo through the Ford hospital Dutton spent a few days last week at lie- U. B parsonage .September H, at Mr and Mr* Frank clinic while there. / Rcv . and Mrs E M. Wheeler attendNewton* in Haatiup. Dr. Gk-nn Gunn and family of Kalatnaz-M* with ^asepiiine Romig, were cd the reunion of Old Brick-Shores! Mahlon Skidmore mad.- a business Iks and Wamerviite schools last Thursday ; ,nP *° Batt.c Creek Thbrsday Sunday guest* nt A- C. Clark's Mr and Mr* Claude Walton and Mr*. Kcet Tobias accompanied Her All enjoyed lhe splendid talk giver, by Rev David E Reed Sunday Next family. Mr. nnd Mrs Wiliam Dipp at-, *‘»ter* to Battle Creek Fnday Sunday there will be union services all tetvded a party in honor of Mr \nd' Mr* Delia Phillip* i*' not so well at Mr* FYank Walton ’ s 3?th anniversary thL ‘- writing. | day- al Goodwill so It was decided be*t . I Nathaniel Golden, son and daughter :not to have any- Sunday school here Thursday Mr. and Mr*. F. C: Tabberer and Mr 1 of Baltimore, visited his son. Mr and • tlncd so many wished to go to Good­ and Mrs Henn- Adam.and Mr*. Lewis, Mrs. Frank Golden, and family Sun-; will. attended the missionary meeting at I da>Hopkins camp Thursday 1 * •* . HOLMES CHURCH. Carl BrecheLven and family of Carl- ■ ton called at tlx* Ted Bustance home; Mr and Mr* Ogden Donley spent Tuesday evening the latter part of the week In Detroit Miss Dorothy Tabberer and Misa Mr —and ------------Mrs.,Lence ------- -------------Johnson ----and! Donna Moore returned home Sunday daughter. Jane' of Milwaukee, pre evening fram\thelr trip through aev- spending a few weeks at Joseph Crock-‘ eral eastern states. ford's. Builduifl and Loan during its 100 years of American life has Mr and Mrs Ted Bustance were Mr. and Mrs Will Rowley of Cmcin-1 Thursday evening guests of Mr. and nktti spent the first ot the week with; shown fewer losses than any . other financial institution in the Mrs Ray Unton of Alto Mrs Sarah Durkee and Ogden Don-. world. That covers a lol Of territory, but it is the truth, even the C. Baxter ha* been troubled .recent- fey* late lamented financial depression. which took such a tfjJI. »nd ly with hi* heart. 1- Mr and Mrs John McLeobd and left so many wrecks failed to hurt thc Building and Loan savings Mr and Mr* Ous Johtjson spent from! Friday‘until Sunday attending camp plan or its institutions. Th* McKelvey school began thi* meeting at Hopkin*. ft you want.tale investment without any breath-taking thrills 4n- . Monday monUng with Mis* Marlon Mrs. Etta Parmelee and ClarabelU uMtigate the 100 year old tried and time tested plan. Echilnaw- as teacher returned IvotnC Thursday after spend-; Hie standard oilers its 30 years of safely earning and paying 5% Mr and Mrs Austin Hook and sons! ing two'week* al Marlon dividends with Stoo.ooooo in reserve fund for your consideration. spent Saturday night and Sunday, Mr. and Mm. Joseph Croekford andi with relatives in Battle Creek. their guest*. Mr. and Mr* Lence John-! WE INVITE YOUB INVESTMENT. Mr and Mrs. OU* Whitmore and son and daughter, were Sunday guests! Sylvia and Mrs. Holsaple attended at Ben Crockford's. church tn Nashville Sunday morning ■ Mr and Mr* Fred Durkee and Mr and Mrs Sam Ostroth and Mrs Richard spent the week end at Evart.! Sterling Ostroth and children spent, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Durkee spent part ot last week attending camp Sunday at Adam Endres in Freeport | Griswold •< Jaffonoa Detroit. Michigan Mia* Myrtle Service of Ackers Point i meeting at Buchanan Mr and Mrs Dexter Crouse enter- was a guest ot Julia Durkee last week. | Local Rcpr<«ntatttc lamed her Uster and daughter from A new combination umbrella has « Texas also Mr and Mrs Will Craig of J. L. MAUS & SON lighted top so that the pedestrian can ■ Huttings one day last week. ' HASnNGS. MICH be *een at night and wpetyslB' during; You can t win happmeu by pursuing logs, arid rain storms A battery u in, the handle. Roman Emperor Trajai die city did ANCIENTS EMPLOYED not decline until 200 A D and te one METAL FILING UNITS of the most important ivistorical sites The Homemakers' Corner Sun 7 DAYS 7 NIGHTS F'AdmissionM ReducedtoY O5y 1 ‘Jfnn Thu ‘Thr BIG BARGAINS 29>4.40 $2.95 Don’t risk your neck 3014.50 $3.30 or spoil the pleasure of your motor trip on thin dangerous tires when you can put on new (Joodyeurs —world's FIRST-CHOICE tires*—ut these low prices. 29x4.50 $3.25 MILLIONS MORE PEOPLE BUY GOODYEARS Lou- A> Latest lifetime Guaranteed *X49 GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY EACH IN PAIRS SUPERTWIST CORO TIRES Carefully Mountrd lKlL 4*OM 44» 1» Wg^lngrs SlnSl. $^79 «>^SlaglofiKM Tube $4^83 W^inl'rs Sln*la8>-9S Tubs smote gd-M S/isT ZMi 4.i. ^VlnPrs. Single M-7* f.M-sa $.4*0 ZMih.b » 5ept.4-IO SEPTEM I9JJ SlaSloM-TS s/px - ZKrs-h Look at Those Fealuren InPrs. Slngte S/t'vs Turner*. StaSJs 85-* S . Quality Values You Get B<*raus<3 Goodyear Builds MILLIONS MORE tires. • BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SHOP NORTH MICHIGAN AVE. PHONE 2483 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN SMITH & DOSTER DELTON. MICHIGAN Good Used Tires $1 Up f Expert Tire Vulcanising School Sale NOW 1N FULL SWING! You Can Save on Your Books and School Supplies at the Rexall Store We list only a few specials in our school sale: Investing Safely f I Oc Crayola CrayonsTNo.. 8 ... 20c Crayola Crayons, No. 16 . . I Oc Bottles-of School Ink, now . . 1 Oc Pencil Sharpeners, now ... I Oc Embeco Crayons, now . . . 6 Colored Pencils in box, no,w . . 7 5c School Bags, now . . . , 25c School Companion »uhpvn.ii«nJncn. Perfect Circle Compass, now . . . 50 Sheet Note Book Fillers .... 8c 15c 8c 5c 5c 10c 49c 10c 10c 5c WE BUY AND SELL AL|- SCHOOL BOOKS USED IN THE COUNTY SCHOOLS Standard SaxringH & Loan Association * CARVETH & STEBBINS HASTINGS TH,E REXALL STORE GOODS DELIVERED - PHONE 2131 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. AUGES? >1. 123! PAGE CUtTttN CHANCERY BALE I LEGAL'NOTICES I,4 P. - ■ ■ V F.!w*H . WARN -noRSF. TRADERS" money derived from tajtes for the «, Tn itrrn ntEP WATER pvcial purpose of testing ail varieties ot .. .. HFiED ° , ../ crop* which ftP’*ar t0 h#vc “ny l>nMn‘ CMII FS AT DEBTS 0MILE& R I, UtLDId Many Michigan farmers who me in- Ue of superior to the varieties ' 1 " f vesUgating’he [xwaibiUtics of. growing ufaady being, grown. The men jx-rT>... T.a heU «n s*» Mr. .nd i Lichtenstein Is Untroubled By strange crop* or strange crop varietka varieties IIIforming the exix-rimcnl are not prej­ , Mr*. .James L. Rugg wednejday eve- j Taxes and Anna In plart of the ordinary rdlnary kinds which Judired Ji and tl»ey atv always glad to find ■ ing was well attended and u nice sum i. . . • have been tested by time are Warner! by ,or produce a better crop variety. !;-alirwi for the m e Aid Society rarity • tlw farm crop* deportment al'Michi-i In* thrwc tert ‘plou.. .every varic.y •' rinch gave it The lawn was pretty I The smallest'European principality. gan Bute college that this'method of.grown is compared with a standard *.■•11 J-.panc.se lanterns and ’.wo little overlooked in al! debt negotlaUons.be- trading horses Jj> the' middk; of lhej.virt of crop.whose record of jmiformjgirL-, gave a litllr play lhat wAs very cau*c it has no debt, and omitted from river lu apt la be disappointing I ante U used as a gauge. If an individ■ Mt> .nd w, mured. • • ;,u „„„ woinnen tee.u,. It Ms n-> Tne part two reaamik in Michigan 1 ual farmer ‘uata' one variety, he Usually of our - people- attended the'* -landing army, is practically the only. have been ubnormul in weather, condl-i ha* no other varieties grown under tMW. and plant* which. •»ucns>Muliy similar conditions to uje.stf mra.sure ‘VLii-er Plenjc ar Campt.ii lake on country in Europe to report a sutxstan-1„ . .... . ------------. Tftudrday ..nd were much .ippunted ii3j treasury *urpiu*--und thw in spite grew during tiic-.c two years may be a ■ fof Judging tiie new *~.rt .>•- It proved to be merely‘a political• Cf the tuct that it ha» no.tgtea. jtc’.al failure under- nennaf weather ; —»♦*-----------—■ i-ufnir. Lichtenstein, five miles smaller than i comfit Hus i Mote than 40-per cent ot the Mait'R Poland recently returned the District cf Columbia, is a piece of Cotton matyred in the test .plots at ilu.-* ofthe Untied State* had radio 'fidm .i vacation, apent in Che upper Austria about thirty miles east from Michigan State college hut year but, .-et» at the end cd!’J30 , .n.p-Jlu of Michigan, v.iure he wen: Lake Constance, on the banks ot the cotton l* not rerpmmended a> a crop ----------- —.. j If you blow your own horn. you. will I with his daughter. Mu: - and friend. Rhine. Tin* 12.000 inhabitants pa»* for Michigan. The experiments! experimental pint* plots ar at .-nicmgan Michigan.. prouauiy probably not ■ imping out and fishina wherever hi : most ot their time in agriculturalwork, The uu- find anyone asking you tphii id tor four wrtks, some beau- although there b considerable weaving j Bute College are maintained with I for an encore. I -utbi/. drove over ome fine roads ‘dene, much of tt with imported Amer-! land returned much in love with upper ;icah cotton M.vh.gan. -X. f Lichtenstein has been singularly free I . Mi« r.tty sum ot brml R*hl ” T’ !;* Tditu- some w.?; - vvali lift Uoop movement in Hie Wurld war..she' v-.andpc.il>.' Mr am/ . Mr.. ■ O. D. remalrffd unscathed. Her last at/empt* . Whltmo'e at a so-called war wa* in law. wlu-n ivv Brimndehnatcr. ■>! Grand Ra-.., ti«* ^chtcrutcin army ot 80 men joined :L- .. former i* -id-nt i t-re w i* lure llw Austrian.armyJn settling its d|tfibum. • wurdav Mid M-o calh-d cuiru* with pru-ia. But the Lichun■ :* •.me u! the old tun. •: end-. rtclncrs uirived t«V» late for lhe battle Mr Adrila Alien 1... hm. lii Hie flumed without having tired a , I t '!••■»- day* We art xla i to report •*>un- T’“ Iwimetv ana arms from thc •!'..p 11 • 15 again un ami'abmt. ' ’: <“* *«”«»« th‘- m». t .mVrd p«szFOR THE ■ Men-.' Slevens.md f imily <-.! Detroit -regions in the ancient castle ot Vaduz came la«? w*.ek and his mi’lher, Mr*. iHatliv Ht<v<n<. accompanied them to i Lichtenstein La a )»radhe. beepuw they i thc northern- part of the state on a have no tuxes’Once in Uk l»*t 50 year; ’. a utt'tnp ।were they-asvesied a small *tun to pay; cn.irj.-. 'll' Whitman and friend of It”-a dyke, to hold back thy water.- o: !■: kif-.n wetf the ■•».-. k etui guests of .’-hi- Rhine. but the re.<t of tiie com ol . , .r-rt. Ci i> Whitmote tl*tr government u paid by Uic prlnlb- m e! - E.r.- clw r.i.H .tortn Ol «».«•» Lichtenstein who are among th. ld««1 for dicing—5 lb. brick 74c *.in«l<v iareei-t ixopeity holder* in Europe A MinDimiir. i SMALLEST NATION George and Mrs. Hoiet, are Very happy over the arrival of a son Wedday1. ' i HOLIDAY Wisconsin Brick * 15c Cheese larded H* tar we have any d.i.iuse by tiie l,'“n rtitening wri: Hu *•* t*81 o{ Europe are greater *l£r ol 1,,,lc Llchtei\»tcin , or .MtcnniAk’ ornEit or the CONSEft VAT-ON ' C O M M 1 S 3 I O N DVCtlK GEESE BRANT. COOTS ANO WOODCOCK. state ate numerous and varied. The report ■ , brings cut that Hie Public Health • Sei v-: t. ... L’.; i.ii.. ' ice -has continued lu extensive co-up-; cl.! Tti* mL»v SctXtinbrr 6 ♦»Mi«m with other pubiu* lieaidi attrn-l r J ut miiiim**- .nd«XU* UReriMtionM. Mate, and local, a­ . o’ '(-■ • f p > 1 ar. N nd . **W " '*‘th “rh<,,r ond ". . . ■ <‘.rn > n^ n •» 'at K-anizaii.-p tn certain instmun* th.-, .. . . ' cc-ouerautr aetlvltin are n-otiircd b. law. while in other c.uws they arc con-J mins lirld al Carlton /kidcred c^entia! for proper public* , iieatih admMiLrtratlon. . An interesting example of the farm■ml children of*',which Mich co-opLThlion may take .!*’ , indicated bv the fact that the Board Of Parblr of the Department of .Justice tut i, ■> '.ir-.Mj.i ■ ivqmvfid acutance from Hie Public grandparents. Mr. Health Service in the prepar.itloti of! j-a plan tor additional treatment f«*r r.. r\l<r jt.pu week t; brgtHFher school diu-harged. or paroled - prirtttier.s who ’ w»-re suff.-nrti from venereal direu-* - ' .Tri'.- Public Health Service prepared', and-submitted a plan: which wa* de-, si tncd to safeguard thQ* public in thr ‘caM? of prisoner* who were eligible for ivlt a-e or parole, but Who w.-r*- In the ; infectious stage of it venereal dwensc. I Tlx* rt-rord of the co-operative work* ri1 between Hie Public Health Service itruij' "' ‘ r .tlie furious other Official ugem-ies and: ' umittirlal imencies includes every de­ '.am Mulder Ntid ; .irtment ot the Federal government r. wifA and ;on ar.d m-any vciuntary and educational ■ lustitutioti* Another Interesting exam-' pie U the co-operative work of tlwj .Public Health Service with'the ix-part-, nj'.nt. of Commerce in the mairer of! standardizing procedures und adirtlnu-: terms regulations pertaining to wir- ■ *,•■> Mr and Mr- Ed- !craft arriving in thc ‘United- States; the arrtv.il uf a baby I Irom Noreign countries. Persons «r-; >riving hr the United States in tins' jm.inner must undcigo tiie auar.inunr and litMlih ituprtf^ms just as do'thox.A. J Reck -rtain'd. wi,<. arrive by.means ui maritime craft, 'aunt. - and' pulton, find Ray Dtitton and.tibn with the vuriuu* state.ahd local; lv of Chic;s<<.. Saturday. Mr». Gny.health authority.-; and through th.Mrs B'-ck. in company with the.- vast co-operative activities of Mie pubPub*«>•• a-.-ruded the North FUh he Health Service much important* ‘ rSuW°n 1,1 Io,lln wotk work in thc the interest imere.-t of public health C.i .slc Hart and Rbbcrv—ha.has been accomplished. , . •<! to Freeport to spend the win-. ----■.ith hrr mother.-Mrs Bpuma.. .■ -•. Maude Thirtipjon of Kalama-. Ml and Mrs. Arthur Johncox of v.n n Sunday guest of MU*, Arloa , Cloverdale visited Mr. und Mrs. Chav . . Kenyon Friday. ‘ ...i .tc.>n Chamberlain. ^Jr and Mr> Wnj. (liitc-.. Mr.'Olen! a Htt.ndrd the Pleaxnnt c;af,o.. Mrs Adah Horn and son Clin-, do.. fiaturdnv. SnluMaj. , reunion - -n attended Hie Warner reunion at ll..rl>....« ekunVemin ui. Bund,., . . ----tftinto ... MHM -- *» ,r.d .... „ 1 •tiw ■ .it Evi-rctt McCallum's, tne Cemetery • Circle a! Will And*-:--* ilMrfct. Sunday. landing nt Htad lake Thursday Alli enjoyed the good dinner andrtht- laktj •nd with Mr. ami breezes. Tiie entertainment commit­ tee put on some good stunts and apleasant day was spent Thc next! STATE OF MICHIGAN. OltnEK OF THE meeting will be held nt the Cemetery I ■ \ COV6ERVATI0N COMMISSION - RAC .where there will be some work to do ’ COOS. • Mr. and Mr% Alva Kenyon and three sons of Bellevue . spent Friday and Saturday with ills parent*. Mr and. Mr. G E. Kenyon. Harry Miwnrr had the misfortune to break hi* finger while working with the threshing machine Wednesday William Bonneville nnd mother. Mrs. Edith Bonneville, and her grandson: j'lfnmic May. ot Battle Creek vmted Letter Sunnsvilfe Saturday night. Scho.il began thi^Monday moniinr vith Mi>- Dorothy Garlinger ol Na-.hville teaching again 'this year. J. W. Tedrow and Henry Ragla of Hastings ‘went to Manon. Ohio. Mon­ day to spend u few days .Mr* Raila *111 stay with Mrs. Tedrow in their, absence. .' Tiie crowd that attended thc belling party one night la^t week had a very pleasant time and ail enjoyed the 2 Kraft’s Cheese *4-n>. pkg.. AU lindi cscspi Old Engl.ih ' .Jr -*.;! ... Iuj < <> OFI.RATION Ulfll IllUt IA» . . ANO INOHICIW. U.EMIfs . In a report recently submitted to; 'Congn’.'. Surgeon Gfni.-r.il H S. Cum-i — ... -----...... thing.enumerates tile Various co-opet-i BARBERS CORNERS. ...tlu-..Ttltltns of tin1 Public Heahiil ind M.-.v Henry &m!h *:. Service with official and imothcial! . 25c . 19c Kraft's OLD ENGLISH '.lb <4.1 FREE— bib. loW Country Club Breed will * i-lb. pig. of Old Engllih Chc«i« Pure Cane Sugar 25 * $1.09 10c Pineapple No 2 «n Avondale—Slk«d in lyrup Wesco Tea 19c >4-lb. pkg Blended tp«cU! for Icing ‘ Sandwich Bread iii-ib. io.i 8c Jewel Coffee 20c it- pkg Smooth end fugrinl—DcHcioui ic«d Feanut Sutter 10c Embau » — A itch, »c-.oath blind Pork and Beans Cottage Cheese Soda Crackers 2-lb. pkg. Sa’ad Dressing n-< 19C Countiy Club——Fresh, ttib'ul Grape Juke botll* 10c ' Rr.lw u1» Juice 1u.rtf Reeky Piv», River—P Pure Alio 24-oc. Litonh Club Ginter Ale. Rocky Rivst L«m Lime, O*jng» and Root Bhi^Nb bottle ch«rg« ’ Cue cl 12 boltlci $1.19 EXIRA VOTE ITEMS FOR 50 VALUABLE PRIZES Henk'c's Flour 2 .-lb. pkg. 1% 5 lb. pkg 25c ★ 5 voles Disquick ★I0«»bi»ot<* pkg 32c Fly Tox * to «»t»* voles pint bottle 49c /RESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Gioksvl, ha y«Jh>«> Lail Oranges <b» 93c Choicest Quality Meats Smoked Ham Lb IOc WHOLE O« STRING HALf Center Cut Smoked HamLb 18c -SLICES ti. 16c Chickens Beef Pot Roast Sc tf ~ tb. 6^c ■ picnic nanis Beef Steak 2 u» 25c FRESH Mr. and Mrs Arthur Johncox X»f Cloverdale spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Charley Kenyon. Mr and Mrs. Arthur Wilson. Mrs. Lena Acker and Mrs. Mary Raynor ot Kalamareo visited wt Clarence Barchler'a -Wednesday evening. Mr. nnd Mrs W. Bartz and son of Ohio, who have been Mr and Mr*. C. Baechler Uw weeks returned home Bunday. A SLAM AT POLITICIANS? The avoidable waste of natural gas last year is estimated at more than twice all the manufactured go* sold In et Frobti*. the United SUtes. ' ANY CUT Bologna °R franks ‘ Lb. IOC � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-09-07.pdf 82bc4a0057aa1d2976fe52749a4e95da PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 7, 1932 14 PAGES PAGES 1 TO 8 NUMBER 19 REMEMBER PENNOCK S ‘.wd'eed fortunate PRIMARY ELECTION CITY SCHOOLS BE­ HOSPITAL WHEN CANNING Seventh Amendment Would Limit the Fruit And Vegetables Are I Small Amount Of Delinquent, Right to Vote on Matters Involving GAN YESTERDAY Abundant And Very Rea­ TUESDAY.SEPT.13 Tax Insures Continuance Of Schobls Here sonable In Price Direct Expenditure -of Public Funds EXPECT A HEAVY VOTE IM PROSPECTS GOOD FOR BIO Fruit is so abundant and so cheap! Hustings city and qnr. city Echoed.' have the this year that .Ixxam-wivcs are canning i Aside from elgpfl1b«mndldale:. vo'-.sueb persons having the qualifications ,-nrr- and sound Itrinlnd,'would —. —------------------------------------------ ; have a great deal to. be TWENTY thankful for FIVE BARRY a lot of It. When you are putting up ers at thc November election will de-1 of elector* who have prupertv assemed light to cast a ballot on Ulis question j when conditions in oUier places ar.-1; CO. PRECINCTS tomatoes, peaches, pears, grapes, etc./ cide tly? fgle of reven proposed conxll-1 for taxe* in- any part of the district or regardless of whetlwr or not he paid .1 considered. In yii* city the amount of delinquent i OLinill eTlinv «awm please remember to can some for Pen-, tutlonal amendment* and a. proposl-' territory to be affected b> the result of penny of tax money to the county. lion Ip repeal the present plebmargar-: such election or the lawful husbands But if Article III, Sec 4. should be tax is less than <5.000. most of which oHUULU blUUl LAND!* MANY ADVANTAGES nock hospital. Through careful management, cut­ Ine.law. All of them are Important icr wive* of such perrons shall be en- passed, and the same question of jail | will .doubtless be paid before returns to DATEQ’ HIIAI IFIPATIHNQ OFFERED IN HASTINGS ting wages and hours of work, the hos­ and should be studied carefully. This titled Io vole thereon. improvement be brought to vote, only t the . coupty treasurer are made In i .umico UUHUir lUH i luno *L npital has kept going and every gift of U especially true of Article HI. Sec 4.' This amendment needs no“.expla»»a- cltlsens at least twenty-one year* old’March. This means that money L» Fine Teaching Per«onne!( a fruit and vegetables helps Just that whlch limits live electors in any matter. Uon. ]t Bltr.p]>. proposes that on’.v who had real or personal property a-y provided to finance the city schools fOr 1 r,ccessary ror Electors 10 l»ef taxes would l-A.V have the , W.V the AUUA whole ten IHVI months, . with _ a complete . .... clare Preference Before They much and saves expense.for the insti­ Involving direct expenditure of public (hose who pay taxes shall be eligible sessed for county Splendid Equipment and light to vote. vptc. The Thc right to vote on’corps of teachers n„_ 'p«rBiVft „ Pn]]nt tution. It Is hoped there may be a funds to those who own property as- to vote on matters that involve direct rigljl an Excellent Library mutten. not involving involvujg a direct ex-'1 a resident of Oak Park. 111., III., was au-1 UBD “ecBlV0 “ »auoi generous response.to this reminder sessed for taxes in the district or ter- t.xpcndirjrcs of public money For any mutter* v°^cs ^PrJn,arY The. schools of thli city opened .If you haven't live cans. Just call the rilory affected. Article III. Sec. 4 example. Suppose that tiie propcsi- penditure of public money would rc- thority tor the statement that in Uiat ■ ,tuimb^r‘ seemingly wealthy community.*school 'lection’next Tuesday will be larger yesterday. September 6. There to hospital and they .will send you what reads as follows: non 0; extensive Improvements on the The uuUwrs of this bill evidently be- was not starting till September 25 and lh>n has-ever teen polled at u primary every v.cij indication of a large attendance. you wish, or you could send the fruit to «>nenrvcr an) Whenever any quouun question is submit- count} county jail jail wmcn which no do n»: not nec'.-.viiaii neccfeitale a 1 muting questions involving: there was only ....... money enough to keep • election in the history of Barry counThere b no n-aspn why the number the hoapltal where it will bo cared for. ud vote oi ol mr the ticcior* elector* wnim which in- uoirn bond issue. should oc be pm put io to vote;, as ’■■ licve-that ieu to a vo»e issue, snouiu ............................. ................................... ........ -­ ..... I- _ ___ ... __ . . , ■ .. . . .tv Ir .krullrl 'PS. ■ — valves the direct expenditure of public things stand now every citizen of the; increased expenditures of public money 4hem m operaUoa until January l.!tyls “ H should be. The prifrom our city slrould not be as large as at.any lime, because the school cen-j : money or thc issue of bonds, only county at least twenty-one years ol! (Continued on page three) 1533 And this Ls but one of many|m®r>' a clumsy, expensive and un। satisfactory way of making nomina-i-^^——^-^^A .'linilar instances. sus la a little larger this year. There . So llastings residents have a lot lo j lions. It l> much more unsatisfac­ would aptyqr no reason to expect the i TABLE FACTORY STARTS UP. CUTLER SENTENCED TO OPENING MEETING OF MIS­ i be thankful for. tory when there is little or no public local aTTPhdlAncc to be smaller. i Tin- Hastings Table Company start­ i interest in it. Every sincere voter SIONARY UNION WEDNESJ We believe the number of foreign IONIA FOR ARSON ed cutting furniture. In its plant here ; should make a study of the two party student* will be larger. Tho school i tickets, which will be voted at this prtboard wisely cut tiie yearly tuition Pros. Barnett Refuses to Ac­ Indefinite time It is hoped that busi- Mrs. McNulty's Talk On West­ ; mary election. These tickets will have klrnm $75 to ISO. The latter amount is Hess may pick up for the fall season so on them tbe names of the following *what the rural district is required to NASHVILLE BANK REOEIVcept Plea of Joe Evans ern . Mission Experiences ■ that there will .be no shutdown but ’candidates for nomination for the . pay. Tins reduction relieves thc par­ ER IS ORDERED TO ' Of Nashville Features Program ,; that will depend on conditions It if. lo.ffices for which selections are to be ents from iktylng tuition for children PAY $370.00 made through thc primary. Look the Judge R. A. Hadley of Ionia held Wednesday of next week. Sept. 14th who nave )>a&M-d Hie eighth grade ex­ cutting on a considerable order marks tiie opening meeting ot the! civil ; list over. Learn all you can about the court here Wednesday. Several t : aminations and are Uhls qualified iff Women'* M Missionary —7 Union of theTHAT COUNTY IS MATCHING men who are seeking your votes for coses were iieard by tiie court. They chairs, and that is encouraging. enter High srliool. ADDISON PEOPLE GET Mcthodl\t Episcopal church for the! DOLLARS WITH CASH RE। nomination as candidates .............. for your i will be decided liter. No mistake will lie'madr by rural -------------.............................. A PREFERRED CLAIM CarTOll A. Cutler, charged with ar- EXPERIENCED OFFICERS coming year with the following pro- i party for county ofBcent - To aid in parent* in lurry county if they send groin: ' ’ . , CEIVED FROM STATE that rt.udy we give below the following . . . „ ■ . appeared in court and. after th.lhel( children to the Hasting* public Case Was started by Mr. and ' pra-ecutor Had read th.complaint. ad->SHOULD BE RETAINED Devotions, Mrs. L. L Dewey, [ ,'list of all the candidates on the repub। prosecutor nau reaa me compunni, so1 . school*, which have a reputation sec­ | inltted ’ FINE ROAD SYSTEM IN ii llcan and democratic primary ballots Mrs. Hv Henningsen to ’ ' his ' guilt and that he set lire ond to none lii tile state They are do-1 for the various county offices. j to the home on, the Isaac Sponable Fourth' District Has a Splendid ing excellent work. A diploma from i Recover Their Money I farm southeast of'this city. ridmwe C«,k »nd Kn. Brtle II. Dur-| COURSE OF FEW YEARS I Republican County Candidates. the Hustings High school will permit Representative in Our Own ton. ■ Representative in Legislature—Lcn Because is 71 and io enter (lie .ii uni.. .......... * case -came before; — -■ - Cutler -■ •• years of ace .......... ’ the holder to the micihmu Michigan Uni-' An .Interesting Pcrspnnl exjiertenm in our wi’sti-rn' Hawley in c-mn<tUi>n with the; bec-muc his offense hud iirb-cti asGmi? John C. Ketcham versify hr any a.., college in Michigan' When All Covert Road Bonds Ajiunaitnn . „ , . ' . Probate JwUre—Sltnirt Clement. Haswithout, exumm utinn: not not only only that that.,;tecclvcrship of the luishvilk- State.of the results "I a family quartet Uh­ The republican voters of Burry Home Mission field. Mrs. J. A. Me-’ Are Paid Barry County Can ting.-., Archie d McDonald, Hastings; but this same certificate will entitle’ Bank, in which an iiqporlanl point wa.«: Judge imposed what he conslderva u county. ure *uh-. will not forget Nulty. Group of Indian songs, Mrs. Qcr-i by the Judge '.fair sentence under tiie ciicumstunccs. their privilege in thc matter of Coin him or her to enter any coliege,or uni- 'decided 1 Well Follow Same Plan Davltl C. Honeywell. Prairieville. trud<-Jlurch. On the day before the bank fulled. ' giving him one to ten years at the vrrslty in the northwestern group of , gressman from this district. John Mrs. McNulty's talk will be of espeHeinrich Henningsen and his wile of . Ionia penitentiary states without examination. These ■ Kctcliain has lived practically all ids l.w'dllG, Hl n.l-vlnllnn . ........... . ... — ------- of ---- - ...^ , j .u interest because of --its -------association ing the same wo as — Barry in the lusuv, matter ,,of this city Michigan, came into the Joe Evans, ol Nashville, came Into life in Barn- county. Tiie ix-oplc have clal states include Wisconsin. Illinois, In- Addison, ; .ft. tt™. U-m.™ Id. l™, -----------------■ ».»■». Nashville bunk wtere they had a sum court on the charge of possession and known him from buyhood. They know (liana. viuv Ohio aim and mtciucan. Michigan. of •o’PFO'fi’K. ■* far as the money will; staHa-Andrew Nirrni-nnorew A a. MMiheWt. *»«ncws,. Hunasal|ow UU all t.vwiuiup 0-*lulllp UAIUA roads IflAVU UVCX 0Ver t MIl«S tmgj;, C.VCSIU Evertll E ZXUSUIl. Austin. AllUUlCVUir,' Middleville; ol intoxicating Intoxicating llqwir. liqunr. ,He J Hustings schools-have an unusually: mone>'.on rfrposll and wished to w^e of ex- there isn't a spot or blcniL.li on his for the find four months study. Fac-■ UMVM. t>-*-------»—- -... -to do . i_ pressed himself us ready to plead pie; guii- reputation as a mgn In any walk of ing-the Future in Indian Missions. this fiiie library. The city library w Io- dra* 8370 in caa1’*laU'd that, phased year. — Calhoun is also able j Gordon C. Edmonds, Nashville; Fred ,wv u ^&uiwr ,uur> OI lnu county be- ; J. wnil< ________________ ________ .rated in the High ochool building. It.*' Ult>' w»«>ted the money to buy a postal ty to the charge of pav< -sion. but dc- life. They know that for twelve years ■Hie meeting wifi be held at the home W what thesupervisors of this White. _Nashville and Nelson P. WilI.VT I,cvrd tht>- should not attempt now.Iitoon. Johnstown. privj|em> are open, without cast, to all mone>' order for $370 to send- to the; dined .to enter u plea of guilt to the he has given ipvcn hte his best ix-si ' service to. tills nils 2L_ ' M ‘.M. . KP . ... . wno are inter- nor unUJ aH Uu> Covert road bonds are! County Clerk—Morris O. Hill, city; puplL of the High school. The library f“th,,r of w,v of them, who lives in , charge of .selling. Profe-cutlng Attur- district. Kvr..., n1 n,»-I»5J w...<Continued on page three) ' j Germany. The employee of the bankincy Barnett retused to accept the plea. appointment* in congress by reason 1 , paid. In our sister county to the south.) Allan c Hyde. Johnstown, ■ -- . . .. who United upon Mr. and Mrs. Hen- • believing he has the evidence to prove ol his long service. He stands so close; The hour ls’2:15 P. M. tiie county is raising, for the beheilti . .. three) . (Continued on page DFMnrRATir MPPTIMR Iningmn said to them, *o they claim.! that he<was guilty of both charges ’of township roads, exactly the same; to the head or the important com­ UCmULriR I IL IVICu I liw U1Bl .,tt Ncw Vork dnUl Ul|llld JM4. --------------- _ i sum as is contributed by the slate. The POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. mittee on agriculture that |i b. more (state allowance for township roads is! NEXT MONDAY NIGHT US go<xl as a postul money order'■ Th­ than probable that, if the ivpiibhcjins . ’ Hennlngsens claim tlicy told him tliey . (not based on the number qf autotnoshall control the next house nt>epreAt Odd Fellows Htill-J-Ad- thought u government money order 1 bile* m a county, but on the mileage; M-ntuttyes. Congrrsspian Ketchum will I would be safer and therefore had been I . of unimproved township roads. For be the chairman of Hie important dresses By Paul Voelker I •'this purpose the stateJias taken, for1 ; disposed to get the cash to buy thc or- 1 home committee on agriculture. He I tier. They claim That the bank cm- • 1932. $2,000,000 from the gas tax and, and Dr. B. C. Swift has served on that committee from the J ployee time lie entered congress and is recog- FINE WEATHER AND LARGE is paying it to the counties in proper' Barry county Democrat* will hold aj^-------who —- waited on them Insisted . . .’ _______ 1 tion to their mfTeage of unimprovedbig political rally at Odd Fellows hall' ^at -----------that the Nehh* York draft wax waq lust Just ast as- — «OIMIWAT nArtHVH Am? nired nlzc:l »« as ■“ leader k<"1, r in all ' matters per-; township roads. Next year the amount ; them; so tlicy did not with- TEN CRIMINAL CAUSES ARE tabling to agriculture. .CROWD COMBINED TO ■I in this city Monday evening. Septem- safe for ’J 1 -! । will b<- increased by 25 per cent tihd Tills is an agricultural district. Noth­ ' ter 12. the night before the Primary draw the W*; but bou“‘“ a Ne* ’ LISTED ON SEPTEMBER MAKE HAPPY TIME [that will be true of each of the four! (Continued on three! page three) election ■ (Continued on nane ; ing could lie marc suicidal ut this lime I CALENDAR years after this year, until the total) ilium for the Fourth Congressional| Preparations are being made for a POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. sum yearly given by Die state for the 'Distrjrt to trade off an <'X|»?rlcnced• CONCESSIONS WERE very- Interesting and altractive pro-' (Continued on page five) ! Iman like John Ketcham, with hi* high . . DATDnU|7rn I1 grain, The managing committee have ACTUAL ARRESTS LESS TUIC vrAD TUMI i a er 'ta”dlllK l» congress. With his through WtLL rA I nUNl4tU; been very fortunate In securing two! . THIS YEAR THAN LAST knowledge Of and familiarity? with’ -------HERMAN JAMIESON callable and excellent speakers, who, t-very interest of this district and with with Supply Of Roast Ox Exhausted .very . _ _v will discuss the Important issues of the I Usual Number of Couples Find nlj nil the ways of chHimMUL congress, for fta nntr new;[ U'nyc nf , 107 T 'k A' 1 R" 1 KILLED BY TRAIN campaign in\ manner Dint should en­ gage the attention of every candid and I Reasons for Getting Divorces man. “who ‘ would have to spend at least ‘ ; ~;10' IOOK Airplane Kiues ;four years to get into the game ai all.j In Two Days • 'Stepped In Front Of Wolverine? thoughtful voter, regardli-ss of iris Proaeeutor —Sad Condition ji TI ic.m- antimes when we need )r twy wa8 jy celebrated partisan affiliations. Dr. Paul Voel­ ........ ............... ,------------ -- ex- । Latx uiDor was du aiuy cciruruicu in ini ' Ncnr Crossinc West Of tveirnml men nirn who wlin know know the the game cameinin . . W■ hcn an unexpectedly . .. . . ivvur Hoar urosaiiiE Crosalng wibl Wen vr 01 Laurence E. Barnett ; Circuit court will convene on Mon-ipcrlenced . n'.. as!inttil large: ker.-president of the Battle Creek Col-' ■day; September 12. with a large culen- congress and how to bring thingsto crowd ftlded the —1 lege and a well-known educator, will] [crowd att att^ided the American AmericanLegion Legion-1 Bookcase Factory I Rcpub||can eanaicm, fj)r nomln*dur. The number of criminal case* is jiass. We hope that John Ketcham i,’Commercial club picnic at the fair ■ Herman Jamieson, age 15. son of Mrs tion al primary eleclion for the office of b.- one of tin- s|>eakcrs. He was for- | considerably in excess of recent terms, may be given thc largest majorityhe grounds. ( incrly president of Olivet college where i In the forenoon tiie crowd I Claude Kelly of 806 South Washington Prosecuting Attorney. ’notwithstanding the fact that actual has ever received in thc primaryIn was estimated ut 5.000- and' more kept ■ street, wasjnstantly killed Monday oft-! i have served as Prosecuting Attarhis prjgrcx-ltc ideas and policies a# an! t arrests for crime have been fewer si: Barry county next Tuesday, and that-coming ; he'wiilX ’'returns!torongre«,ta?a all day. thf peak attendance ‘ emoon by the Wolverine eastmund' ney during two of the most trying -qUlministrator and leader in education-' 'far this year than last. 1. “ *“ *' ' “ There is the he wni*returned to congress a la0 and four ... P M lt !niln ()n me thc Aia.uig.iii Mlchlgan vcthbi central. Aiic .jcar* yfm Marry countys nas ever ,„r Known. al matters were clearly shown.' His po- r ............... .am vn usual grist of divorces, which • lineal opinions should be enlightening t men ts w a u s»>nor- •» “*»/>*• . lwaa lM. |large, arBr, orderly crowd, not a accident occurred near the nloce . was a o fine, place where where : The Tlie tenru-nev tendency tn to viriiat* violate taw law was ™ on , rowful thing for any person of right and helpful. « isingle complaint comqig to the police the roadway to the now sewage dis-'the increase while rigid economy had feeling to notice—uitogether too many / Besides President Voplker, Dr. B. c. officers during the whole day. It' re- pawl plant crosses the track. Just -west I to be practiced regarding every expense j •tor thc welfare of society. .» It has «<„ been I; Swift of Middleville, Democrat candi- i George W. Leonard. , minded one of thc old time county fair; of the Bookcase factory. | of my ofltce. i have devoted my time date for congressman from thc Fourth j , „am v.mu u-kt .■«■■»**«»»» n .candidate for nomination for; pr°ven by those who have studied the i when whole families came together in. The engineer of the train stated that; both day and night, whenever occadistrict, will also speak, Dr. Swift has the office of sheriff on the democratic causes of the Increase of crime that, in I ally kind of a conveyance they could he saw the boy standing on the rail: alon required, to clHctent law enforce* addressed many Burry county audi-1 primary ticket. The Michigan legis- the younger generation, it has been get, whether lumber wagon or double that he whistled for him to get out of .menu 1 firmly believe that the apply* , cnees. Ls prominent as a spealter j lature Iff 1028 removed the previous re- due- to O’111*-’ “n extent, to broken' suhvy. i ' the way. It was impossible for thc en- ing of stem Justice to law violation has throughout the Hate, and is popular I strlctlon to two terms for a sheriff, i homes. Jt seems a pity that parent. ' | Everyone seemed to have a good gineer to stop me .train. The boy! gained for us the.present position we as n logical and forceful orator * The reason was that, in' their judg-;cannot ‘htnk that they owe their chil-। time all day. a pavement dance closing might have become confused and ; hold among the counties of tlie state In addition to these two speakent'the ment. experience In the effice of sheriff!dren a sdunre deal in life. m> that they j the festivities. Several hundred peo-, thought he had time to cross the track. ’ for the low ratio of major law vlolaprogram will be embellished withsev-;Lsa valuable asset to the people, j!ought to find topic way to compose; plc were present at the dance and had Before he could do so. If that is what tion. cral1 pleasing piece* of mystc I have had that experience. I am leav- ■ ‘heir differences for the sake of their a jolly time. he intended, he wns.struck by the locoI have, been an active lawyer 20 Tiie people of Hastings rfnd Barry1 ing It to the people as to whether 11 children, if for no other rcasom In the forenoon Indian Landing and motive Thc body was found on the years ^efore that I tied lath in a county, especially the ladies, are cor-! have given good service or not. I cerThe cases listed under thc various Crooked lake crossed bats, thc (ormer north side of the track, the head badly saw mill: 1 know the problems of the dlally invited to attend this rally. juinly have tried to do so. If my rec-! headings are given below: winning by a score of B to 7. Woodbury mangled., the rest of tlw body intact working man and try to use common Remember thc date and place—Next iord as sheriff is satisfactory to' you.; Criminal Criminal-Cause*. .Cau»»« defeated the K. of P. nine in Use aft- The bones of his body were crushed by sense and human sympathy tn . con­ ,the jnipact body was carried. ncction with my office. I have been -----------a Monday evening. September 12. at 7:30! and you feel that my experience will Earl V Knoli. bastardy. (Continued on page six) P. M.'at Odd Fellows Hall, Hastings —, help In the administration of the law. ' People vs. Alvin litiver, rape. some distance before being thrown to sincere la my efforts and consistently thc side of the track on the job. I respectfully ask your Adv. j I will appreciate your support. . r Iij. People vs. James Hammond, rape, We learn that another person claims'support for a second term. promise that, if nominated and elected. • People vs. Phocbc^Miuikcr. arson POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. to have witnessed the accident. He —Adv. Laurence E. Barnett. j I will in the future, ns In the past, give People vs. Phillip Penfold, violation Archie I). McDonald. [states that, at the tl'nT5~ir'Wcffrred.i I my best efforts to the duties of the - of prohibition law. I Xm A CANDIDATE FOR NOMI- I POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. j young Jamieson stood on the rail pf | office I will appreciate your support ! (Continued• on page -ten- part two) NATION FOR THE OFFICE OF PRO' । mV u»v., iuukuis up m mv aupuuic. : J wish to announce that I am a canthe track, looking nt the airplane. | al the primary next Tuesday, Septem’BATE JUDGE FOR BARRY COUNTY1 which was circling about and making didalc for nomination for 'sheriff of jber 13. For the last month my time!’ POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ON THE REPUBLICAN TICKET AT a great deal of noise. It was tiie Qarry collllty °n ll»c Republican ticket night and day. has been almost wholly | THE SEPTEMBER PRIMARIES. opinion of .this person that Herman did at t,??1p.rtni“ry' 8cPtt'™b*:r 13- lB33- t , . taken.with the work of my office, which j -, Every man. woman and child should not hear the approaching train at al).;Brn lhiriy-»lx years old. am a world ' ' whs unusually heavy. 8p I have not i jbe interested in this oHIcc. Its duties being so interested In the airplane. aar h“’"' I"'"a »" ;had the opportunity,to go among the­ 'consist in thc handling of estates and: --------- , , , ty practically ail of my life, and have ! people as 1 would like to do. I must, i the administration of the Juvenile i POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. — been Justice of the peace at Hastings therefore, rely largely upon the work) I Court. • I for the pgst two years. Your support of my friends for support, at thc pri­ —a! the primary will be appreciated.. I Tert years of general legal practice in. mary. and before that lime. I will be; ' "■ —Adv. Andrew A. Matthewa. ’this state, including a Wide experience­ thankful for whatever »you may do in j jin probate matters, have qualified me.: my behalf. DELIGHTFUL HANI! (XJNCKRTJ believe, to fulfill these duties wisely ’ Another delightful concert was given POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. j and efficiently j last Wednesday evening by the HaaI Since coming to Barry county I have Having served u Probate Register tings City Hand, which all enjoyed. (held the ofilce of Circuit Court Com- Adalbert Cortrig ht for and as Clerk of the Juvenile Coyrt for I The organisation under the direction of mtoflloner by appointment of the Gov- . Pro*ecuting Attorney. • the past seven' years under Judge Ella' Raymond Windeknechl Is making erhor. 1' am a graduate of the Liter-' 1 hftVC teen a ,life-l°»« resident ol LORENZO F. MAUR C. Eggleston. I feel that my expert-' 1 j;)Jcndid progress and to a real asset to ary and Law Departments of the Uni-1 Barr>’ county except while receiving my ence both In the settlement of estates i the city. I verslty of Michigan and have located ^snl training and. while In the army County Treasurer. and the juvenile court work has given! permanently In Hastings during the World war. I was previousI was born in Hastings, attended me an Insight and knowledge of the POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. I am married and have two children. employed for ten years in the United Hastings public schools and Oberlin work and duties of the office tliat canAllan C. Hyde. IF nvnunnuMA NOMINATED AND ELECTED i,States Postal service and have, •'*^7 pracCol ege. I have had over 20 years' 1 not be obtained in any other way. ’ | Republican candidate tor nomina'-;' -»*■ - - ------------Thank you for any efforts in furthtton for county cierK clerk ot of uarry Barry county. WILL ENDEAV^l CONTINUE ;’tlced •*•* business experience, served for Barry in announcing myself as a candi- “ on ,or wau> mweav -i TO au uuwtihue — —7 la5t four >ears ln thc Your <X> before the name of '" ----icnll< „my candidacy for Register ol ,n , cring V«.._ support _____ _ _A„ I......... ...... TA A,vrT.aaai-,, •• OF BARRY. CttV county in World war. am a married; date for the nomination for Probate Your will be............ greatly appreciatTO GIVE THE i-EOPLE <**>' of of HaStllWS Hastings L. Chase for County Treasurer, off the' rk-eiu man with a family, also a taxpayer., I judge on the republican ticket I fee! ed at the Primary election Tuesday. COUNTY THE HIGH GRADE OF My qualifications consist of six years Republican ticket, will be for a candi-1 ’ Sincerely yours, am qualified, capable and worthy of. that l ean give to the people a more September 13. 1932—Adv. !SERVICE THEY HAVE LEARNED TO active practice of law-, two years as Clr- UBl , wno u . upcrviMre Ul . date who is at present supervisor of' Adv John F. Chamberlain. serving you. Call, for a democratic efficient service than can one who has --------------- ***-------------’EXPECT. YOUR SUPPORT AT THE cult Court Commissioner and four the nrs{ urth Wards tn the/ __________ Irst and anil po Fourth Lhp ‘ H ’ ballot at the primary and put an.<30 j not had actual experience In handling! ELW1N NASH. POLLS WILL BE APPRECIATED* Jfars as Justice of the-Peace. (City of clt>. of ltoaUngs, serving his third term. ANNOUNCKMKHT. before my name. Adv. this work and the many and varied' Candidate for Register of Deeds on —Adv. Archie I). McDonald. ,Hastings), during which time l have j,as n of the Board I am a candidate on the reoubUcan iiarv switmiATn ■ ' ■ duties of this most Important office. .th® Republican ticket. --------------- --------------------iLssued six hundred warranto under two of Education for 21 years, 19 of those ticket for treasurer of Barry county BABA hW ALIO WED j If nominated and elected to the' Has lived in Barry county nearly all POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. .prosecuting attorneys. [years, served as treasurer. • and your support ai tho primary elasnnhfri rnr.tJt'b^ni.( nn^nt offl“ of Pn)bale JudRC it will be my[hls ,UcI Will appreciate your support at the] YouJ «ipport at the Primary elec-. Having 3 years' experience as clerk tion, Tuesday, September 13, will bo ” ™purpose to render to the people the Has held township and oilier public primaries Tuesday. Sept 13. as I ini “on- September 13. 1932. wiU be ap- ln staU lj-ld omee Department. 12 ,reatly appreciated *rvlCe M*» • rtght to expect. <>»<** 'a candidate for the nomination for years as teacher in the public schools. L“dv 9-7 WIlMa E Streeter ...siutn citTOni “ •'»««"“' •>< w*— •» a^,ddlcviixf. to mmti ------------------------------------BIG TIME AT MIDDLEVILLE. ! I CUfTWUl Walter Fisher, i Read H. G. Bencways adv. on anoth-l John A M '-r ' Adv. Win. L. Chase. The Central P. T. ■ ■ er page—500 fine gifts—40 piece orches-1 . . . ~BWinBTT.mMstomach. He seemingly suffered no Pennock hoapltal last week with a years. I BASEBALL AT VICKERY'S. I tra. N. C. Thomas quartette. Plan to DANCE SATURDAY NIGHT. speaker will bt ill effects. Tiie little fellow to now all । bushel of nice muskmelons, which were I! Your Your support support at at tiie the polls, polls, September September 1I Crooked lake vs. Dowling. Sunday, i be there Saturday evening, September ’ Sept. 10th at Odd Fellows hall.' who will disci right. : greatly appreciated. ---------— *• - Sept. 11.—Adv. 1— 13. 1932, will •be appreciated. —Adv. 9-7. i 10. j Carpus orchestra. —Adv. j welfare work. GER ENROLLMENT OF FOREIGN PUPILS JUDGE HAWLEY'S DE­ CIS ON IMPORTANT IMPROVNGTWP. flOADS IN CALHOUN CIRCUT COURT CONVENES MONDAY J LABOR DAY CELL-­ BRAT ON A SUCCESS �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1922 PAGE TWO URGE MOTOR VEHI­ CLES RUIN ROAOS I bumvv* MNK Moriss. ! BRUCKER FOR £0VORGANIZATION WILL On Tuesday, • Sept. 13. the Presby-; ERNOR COMMITTEE STUDY TAXATION QUESTION terian L.’A. S. wilt have a one o'clock' i LOCAL NEWS j MEMORIES | luncheon In the church dining par-1 :। lor*, with the executive committee in Is Named For Barry uonnty Toj ' The'many friends of Fred Newton, charge Each member is requeued to i Help Promote The Intereat* , are glad to know, his condition' Bi bring on article for Ure "White Ele-j ' . j somewhat improved. phant" sale. All arc urged to be pres- [ Of Governor Brucker RAILROADS RECEIVE UN­ ent. i a "Brucker For Governor" Commit-' The Welcome Ladles' Aid will meet; Mrs. uessre Jessie ocoocy Scobey on inc the iwtyi: North : . .-------------- *-**--------------Jiec ha* been named for Barry county.. with s-r». FAIR TREATMENT IN LUNCHFON AND 'by Hon- C. L. Glasgow, of Nashville. Broadway, road. Thursday. Sept. 8 for; THIS STATE LUHUncun tended a meeting at Laming last-week Chairman of the organization JHre'supper. Members, please do not forget *Tuesday<to consider the subject ofjlnxMEETING SEPT. 15'purpose of the committee h to^do 10 bring pieces far quilt blocks. All, BARRY COUNTY TO GET whatever b jxnMbie to promote the 1 PAY HEAVY TAXES TO PRIatlori. Tliere were representsUves of MONEY FROM STATE- trade nsssoclations farm bureau, of Those Interested In Temper- Governors interest*. Despite alt the Pythian Shlera will hold their reg­ MAR/ FUND EACH YEAR ular Temple meeting and pot luck! . .. , n luirtuigur* ot his iwlltical opiionenu. tile grange. fedeAition of labor and ance Invited To Hear Dr. tH,. fact _stlI1 nnnajIX;, that Gov Brucker supper Tuesday evening, September 13. j Trucks and Busses Break Up Cash From Qas Tax Returned pose was to work out some plan of-dr- . Ira Landrith has made » splendid record in hlv first Clifford Johnson of Middleville is re­ creasing the 'expense of operation of Tlmse *ho are opprned to having the 01 Michigan, slid b covering / qlcely from an operation Paving, Cut Tarmac and Gen­ - to Oountieg Having Covert .rate of Michigan practically nullify ,t«rty enUtled to re-numinkUon for a performed at Pennock hospital on Frl- • Keeping Alice in Your Mind Road Bonds to Pay — -----erally Destroy Highways day the Eighteenth Amendment before Memories of the One Who Mr Glasgow was made a'member of Congress can jsiMibly submit, it. to the ■ Chairman—C. L Glasgow. Nashville. The people of this state'and county thenr. .Fred ,.M Weyerman. who suffered -a j board of supervisors and the*counshould be directlji concerned In the tv road clunmUsion held'a ixiard meet­ thc board of directors, un honor which stales arc invited to attend a luncheon .! Vice-Chairman— W. R. Cook, ’Has- i slight stroke lost week, is recovering Has Passed Away prosperity of the rallruacb About 110.­ ing in this city Friday for'the purpose was worthily bestowed He will make in thc social rooms of the-Methodist tings ! Warner ami hU son. Leo. Jr.. of| 000,000 of the primary school fund is •if ronsideririg what action Should be a useful member ot tiie board and of Only a aultable tribute In the Secy —Harry R. Miller. Hastings. cny h-ft home on Thursday. Au-1 paid by taxins Michigan railroads taken with reference to thc money th*t form of a MONUMENT or ! Treasurer—Mrs. F L. Bauer. Has- B1Uit jS. and have- not been seen since, This I* returned to the various school will conir. from the state under an .v: Tiie fxnird will convene on Septem­ [tings. • 1— — .have rto Idea. -where ------ IL —I .MARKER ran ' commrmoratc the The officers they districts. It helps mateii.>Uy in meet­ passed at til’1 sijccihl resaion’ of the ber 15.to elect art executive committee. arc and no word from either of them! life of the deceased. A tribute that Head of Women's Department. ing school rfpense*. particularly 1:1 ru­ '•gMaiure. That body has provided' This commitice is to bring before the jl has been' received Leo. Sr. Is forty1 will stand for AGES to rome. Mrs F. L Bauer and Mrs. next meeting subject's for discussion, ral schools with large rnrollmen’s years of age and has left a wife and! Why not see us now and have the W? have stated several times and that a jxirtion of the gu-s tax thia also an analysts of thc present- ex­ several children here. should be returned, at the end penses of the several political districts work set this fall or spring? Call Township Member*. wish to repeat IF now, that it is unfair year of the year, to counties having Covert and unjust to the -railroad* to have roarf bonds outstanding. This will in­ named above. There will also be sub­ Assyria—William Strain ABOUT ABRAHAM LINCOLN. the taxpaverr through direct or Indi­ elude Barry county, which has over mitted comparisons of expenses of B.iliimbrv—Lloyd Ga’kill. . reft uses, build and maintain roati.-. $50,000 of such bonds maturing next townships, villages, rural school disBarry—Vernon Webster. Mrs Kate an article asking for the names of thc for big -truck* and busses t<> jxntnd tn i Burdick. . ■ ix-ojde in Barry county who had known piece*. Anyone can ree these big possible to eliminate some of thc ex ­ Carlton—Roy Allerding. Wil!11 a m j Abraham Lincoln A reply catne tn We have nut learned the exact trucks, sometimes two or tlirce hooked amount of money that will come to pense now incurred, and so to reduce : Norris. ' last week which we publish below: together, each weighing with its load taxation. Tiie aim Is to give fair con ­ ! Castleton-Lee Bailey. Mrs. Ralph ..................................... county under thli bill. Thc N V. Porter was bound out when ho Phone 8497. Ironside Bros., Prop*. almost as much as n loaded freight Barry Olin. Albert McClellan. S. W;l- j wu* ten vears old. so he doesn't know question bf disposing of this money sideration to ail interests concerned car. go ■bocmiug out the roads which and how H shall tc applied really and y> the essential needs of govern­ .bert Smith, Mrs. etiester Smith. Wil-'much about Abraluim Uncoln. but his the people have built, with track own­ rests with the board of supervisors, so ment; but to cut out expenditures that iltamHyde. . 1। sister. • *• ----- ----Mrs, — Wien Holman, who visited ers contributing an insignificant frac, ■tli.it alii- action of thb road and bridge are unnecessary. ; H:utl:u» Twj> —Cary AlthMue. । him a year ago and whom he hadn't MCDONALD SPEAKS TO tion of the cost of maintenance ‘ and the road commission | Hype—George Clouseseen for sixty-live years, toid him she YOUNG I'llOPfA’. We believe that thc pcojile of this commitUv would not lie binding. However, thc ONION WORKER FOUND Irving—J. E Babbitt. Mu. Lulu Nag* - remembered »li MpQUt Abraham Bncounty ought t<> make it plain to their commltlH' and the eommimon will Arehie McDonald was the special ler. William McCann. coin and their father. Vincent Porter. representative at Landuu th;e lirev give BEATEN TO DEATH the matter conUdyratloq and re-; Johnstown--Ray Smith. ! building log cabins and splitting rails speaker last Sunday evening at the desire to have the bus and truck own­ l»rt their recommendations to .the laIpn! together. T Their Maple Groyc-E. E. Gray. Ralpn —- father kept a light, Pr< sbyterian Young Pi-ople'K Society. ers. competing with tnilroiuU, jiity board- nt the October keMion of tlmt Officers Holding Several Or­ Mrs “5 l,ls t,kHlc “Bucetxx and said Pennock. Mrs Orson McIntyre, S ‘ । 'burning in their tire place for Abra-' »e . their fair share of th< hialntvimncc body. * Joe Beil. I hnm Lincoln to read by for he- came 'bat the only way to real ituccerji w-.i> angeville Men for Question-. costs ot- our comity and ^tat” high­ lover to their house and stayed until [dm giving of tire maximum of our Orangeville — Belt Brown ways. ThaUk-ftil- anyone can ack, but ing in the Matter Barber, M.i bed tune several times, add when Lintalents end ability to lire society in I'ralrtcvillr--Newell 11 I that ought to be required. It -uroly is । coin went to war thi-ir father- went *“lch we live. Hr.' grouch Is Invar, ’ Estella Barber. ' hi an onion patch ov^ned by Harry' ’ not fair to compel .railroads to build !*"Lch “‘.J3 ’ M rnurwhy. Hepputland-Ernwnt Newton along ns n drummer. j »«bly a man who b not properly ndand maintain num ’own tracks and, TJie rally' of tiie WiMcrh and South Blauvelt, of Orangeville.'*the field be­ lrmbcr U>. Arrangement-, for Uwj) Thornnpple-Glenn Blake, Getrt-g-l Vim-ent Porter's home al that time lusted to society. Success comes to the pay thc average tax of the stale of'central zones ol th<- youiut jxeojile's ing located between. Olivet and Mur- luncheon nrc being completed by a . . x.r,rtl.r Indiana man wh<r leanw to o>-o-,rerale an I Michigan on them and an all their i-jcictle*, of the Pilgrim Hulineu; shfdl. the dead tody at Ororge Mayo., cal ommutec hemlcj by Rev. L. L'l^jj ' A *' urwwr* *w-' Arthur was in—southern -------- < » »----------- —tiaer who find fault wiili society might property while truck owners get off rhurch ,of Michigan held Friday. Scp- a nfty-year-old onion warkrr. was HEARD A GREAT SPEECIL linrt the cause within themselves rnth! Woodlusirf—<ilenn Wotring. W. II [ with only the weigh! tax and giuolmf tember 2, in the Hasriugs City Mission found Wednesday^ His face wus bntTho .speaker at this gathering will be taxi’s A haff dozen'or dozen Wg trucks ux.. a divided .• ucc< - . Tire building ! tered and there wefiri evidtrures of. a i;-. Ira Landritb. who will talk on :l.hyl. Mr.- J V. Hilbeit. Mrs. Samuel! Over forty Hastings Rotariurw wen: < r than in society. The speaker lllmtalk " with incidents taken to Grand Rapids Friday to attend thc crated his Ul* *■"' ”u •" U Schuler. Fred Eckanlt. —-sometimes two or three hooked to- was crowded and every available space, struggle of sbme kind. Calhftun offi­ from the life ut Ahrahnm Uncoin. Thc ---. -> ur.*L-e spr.ng:cers on Thursday came to Orangeville? ' Yankee Springs-Burdette Bijigg-. banquet given at the Masonic Country gethcr, which pound tire roads between filled. Xrith a score or’ more ouuide at Immortalitv of a Noble Experiment. - Mrs .. r I} su r ri.n.er Club in honor’d Clinton Anderson of next picnic will 1* in charge of the this city and Grand Rapid-, do more :to-window* and.dcors. We thunk our; and took Mr. Blauvelt and his two All interested are invited to QTjyj>nnd.' following committee Mfres Bernice .<tep.ortt. Cecil Morse, age 17. and Ray —Herbert Calkin*. Otl<> Albuquerque. New Mexico, president damage to the roads than, a thousand friend* for tire Hower* and other kind­ hear him Members of thc committee j j Hast IngsI--City ’-:.. ■!>/" -7-“ Davis. Guy Gid- <if Rotary International. Some Has- Springer. Barbara Crook, Messrs. Wilpassenger automobile* would in truv- nesres which ireljird to make this gath- Morse, age 15. These and three-mem- en arrangement* arc planning « rep-’ SL hers of a family named Blair are be­ dicgs. Richard Cook. William Bchader. ‘ tings R Harlans went in the forenoon Ham Bactynan. Robert Angell and cling over them. • '< rm« ... . a succesi r.irentativc attendance from the city. I ing held by officers investigating the; mid spent tire day at playing golf- All Delbert Whitmore The speaker next When our'trunk line* arc put out ----------- - ------------- —----crime U is Rdd that Bauvelt's face res well as the surrounding territory. I ECLIPSE CREATED A felt well rejMld. Mr. Anderson urged Sunday . will b<- Doctor Widton.- Klisot cfimmlssion by tire ccaselcs* pound- fO REMODEL 311SSION ’ Dr. luindritji is one of tire ..foremost 'Rotarians to use their opjx>rtunitic< worth Newt.>n. Prrre Corr ing ot there bic truck' nntl bu."«-s BUILDING ON BROADWAY. bore evidences ot a scrap, one of his temperance leaders in the Country and . • eyes being blackened. The Calhoun and ilifllKnce to bring a better und<-r-' ••• LOT OF INTEREST Un- peopie may wake up to the wrong standing in tlreir neighborhood, tireir' I?1** »wni controversy in thc Far U* this MU. «««».«... ..wu it may MV noting Ot the board of officers gave as their reason for de­ 1 1ul«. a wide reputation a- a speaker of situation. Then be .... too -- u,. East between China and Japan cost late traffic, modern Ha-<tlrm City Mission, a committer taming tiie Blauvelt* and Blairs V»“’ nud orator. He hits traveled- all over Drizzling Rain Started Before city, their country and- the world. 1 late.’ With f— rcxvonablc - ------------— thc American press as high as 110.­ cement roads ought to last forty* years W1,5 appointed to take charge of the thc two men. Blauvelt and Blair, also tlus country in un effort Co educate is an' eloquent and forceful speaker. It Was Over Even When 000 a day in cabled news reports. <1 the M Mistion building no «-Mayo •<the man who -was killed. •>w«-nbcffliT needing replacement. Anybody ; rebuilding *•' ‘~l— >•••••' “"- — —■ ■,and enroll the siett dry.army, talk­ ing tn more than 5<X) cities. During > -.....' < • »---------------Sun Was Shining who notes the /.peed and the weigh! North Broadkay to meet more*.ide- together Tue.Mfuy night. Mayo, the of■K ■ liccr;. mviarc. wns ireuii-n ■. > uwsii ,......... ,, , ..... Rival barber shops in Pittsfield. ot ffrets oi freight trucks will not 'qftlM* 1 As .wax to be expected there wm a ‘ Circle No 3 <>1 the MethudiM Ladit « dub. which wiu. rouiui n«iri», Ih.v «».>.’>.■ i-I.,..- .i.ro.l-d a, ,ui.Aid will meet with Mrs. Geo. Heath,i Musa, offered an apple, organge or differ from tis when wr state that UK lirld. >»"»”• , ™ ,B<'«" 'dh *»» The preliminary week >aU1 hr had came 1030 8. Market St . Friday afternoon, lollypops to customers to stimulate there will be places on cement roads, a bi'.’tntti: (,r„„ Ohaaa, lllmall and had h-,. “> I’1’-'", '» I*"''- Rai eclipse bf the sun which was visible ,September 9. Guests arc invited i business. tiiat will go to paces in ten years li will begin this week. rmplWM b. Bh.u„U. He 1» >«ld w "lh " empluaudu, II,n.-.J to or- lit re .it a little after two o'clock Wed­ not less Who will pay for the dam­ miizi-d action on the jxart1 of the dry*­ nesday atterjwoh. Ttwre-were plenty, hare a .ale In Toledo. age they do? Not the people who did ■ , __________ , Among the naflonal sponsors- for diis of smoked and colored glasses available i fi< ’ > tut.il Guild 8 will meet at it. but tiie taxpayers. An amateur never knows how bad hr ' '•>»'‘•mrni are Dr. John Harvey Kel- and. although there were some clQudt.j cat Thursday. * until hr tm, m.iurn prMrulomU. M" during miht of the time the ecli|vc was ' GREEN FOR SHERIFF.—Adv. I ii September 8S , । Adoo, Senator •Arthur Capjk r. Gowr- plainly visible. While It w.is still In -------------------------------------------------------- pnirpf,t Of Pennsylvnnfu. Admiral progress, it began to drix/lc n little William S. Sims. Conch A A Stagg of from ■flythR clouds. Aboiit-tlw time tire| I Chicago UnivriMty. Mbw Jane Addams, the noted Hull House worker of Chl- jxnir nt rain. Probably there never ha* I rngn. Dr John R Atott, Senator Morris Sheppard of Trxii*. Colonel Ihunck scientists were interested They were' equipjwil with all the needed instru-l Callulmn 01 Loutirv'ille. f* ~ FELT. VELVET and WOOL CREPE HATS $1 to $5 Cadman. Commander ingelltie menu for 'measuring and recordingj DRESSES $1.95 to $12.50 wnotis ph.T.--c-.. <if :h<- celijutr anti g».’i-! Booth. Jadiphtis Daniels the navy under Preijdcn Wu.-on, and ting photographs of tiie corona of the; HOSIERY, in all the new fall shades 50c to $1.50 many others. concealed sun w hile tln.'.ecltpse was toThe local sjionsors for |hls meeting tai. It was tola! in New England. LINGERIE and CORSETS have not told us where the tickets can Here about 85.per cent of ttje sun's sur-: be procured, but we Have no doubt that face was covered by the Intervening; lI,-..-!, t...... moon. P & G or Flake While cnee in time (or the gathering. Un­ doubtedly ticket,* can be procured of him or othdr member; ot lus cotntnitElmer Hees. It. of Churubusco. Indi­ iKiill Mvrciary of :h«- ana -was so badly injured in an auto- i 144 E. STATE ST. TELEPHONE 2522 M c a. Thy jinct* mobile accident five miles north of Pound b Nashville on Saturday that lie died a shert tigu* later. Tip- ear in which he, was riding was driven by hl* uncle.1 DESTRUCTIVE POWER .... ,uncle; also named. Elmer Rees. Thc Hie Bellevue Blate Bonk, which went Into receivership some time ago, re-, Hon. C. L. Glasgow of Nash­ opened Saturday M Tiie People's State ville Made Member of Bank, with E E. Hamilton of Battle Board of Directors • Creek as p>sfidM| and Harold D Knickerbocker. the Peoples... Hon. C L. .Glasgow, representing the State Bank of AMKg. as ,hc. n*'1 Nashville Aswiclatlon of Commerce, atcashier. Hastings Monument Works New Fall Hats and Dresses The Latest Styles and Colors STOCK UP SALE Del Monte Snow Boy COFFEE Washing Powder OF BOLT OF LIGHTNING Dry Beans 10 FRENCH’S FLOUR FANCY PASTRY. lb .. 45c WHITE LILY 49c RELIABLE 24’z lb. EQC Sack□□ Makes Fine Bread 10 . 2 29c 29c * Oat Meal 11 SHULTZ & FREEPORT OQ BUTTER, lb. . . CHASE & SANBORN’S Q7C GREEN TEA, > i lb. pkg. t I CAN COVERS OQC dozdh...................................... tv CAN RUBBERS Of-C 6 packages for£ V MASON QUART CANS -ygC dozenI V MAGIC WASHER is a 4 QC magic washer, package . . I V Oranges Shanklets *< d* Pound . . . 14C 25c PRODUCTS America Pride Cook­ ies, 1 lb. pack- 33 New and Better WheaUworth Whole­ Wheat Cereal ~ 2 pkg. Shredded Wheat 25c 27c Hamburg u>10c * Sausage Smoked Picnics Lb. IOC lb. 16c lb. 15c lb. 13c lb. 29c lb. 14c Small LINKED SAUSAGE VEAL ROASTS Choice Beef KETTLE ROASTS CANADIAN BACON SUGAR CURED BACON, chunk Feldpausch’s “ Where Better Foods Cost Less” We Deliver F. L. FAIRCHILD CO. SOAP Deliveries Leave: 8,.'10, 11 a. m. — 3,4:30 p.m. Phone 2272 . . • crashed into the cement curb ot a Large Pine Tree on Kurtz Farm [bridge and overturned, -tire right door! Bears Evidence of Tersi;',hi- <‘i^n Th*’ tx,>’ was «"• the car and suffered a skull frac-; rifle Force well as internal injurlc*. He - being taken tn the office of' hl ul NnsJiville Tire body! imment. But If one wishes to 1 ived to tire litfuneral home* visible mark* of su/h a strike, h- iiU,<11“’.*'r N'nt ,o the hond' |n In-, do. .«> at the Kurtz farm, east of dtmui city on M-43. bettor known as the TP!'.■ boy. who was visiting‘hi* uncle,; Andrus /arm " ----------— 1 <stv in the latter's rj»r and going to at • I motir •Andrus. tend a reunion m Ionia. They were the took up this p!a eminent, .. ret........ out twopine tne* several only ones in the automobile The uncle apart in (rent of hi* dwelling, was untiljured when this wax done is not deiiur before the nrev*nt sliuc-i Six babies were born at the hospitali completed, and possibly in,-in four days, which is quite a record.| it. Noone can lelli Since last report. August 23. tiie fol-uf.. arc said to be motel lowing babies hate arrived: August 24 • crownl.i girl to Mr and Mr*. Max Dictneh. than two feet f .. ; 306 So Hanover; August 26. a boy toi tn dtamreet; a 1 L, ove the ground. Mr and Mr* Howard Miller. 420 E I .... . _.cn appreciated for South; Augu-t 28 a boy to Mr and their shade and were particularly Ms* Jamc;- D Clark. Rout.' 4; Septem­ Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kurtz. ber I. a Rtrl to Mr and Mra Smith Sherman. Route 6. September. 2. u girl In a thunder storm about to Mr and Mr* Robert MrtJlockim. 620 E- Madtmn; September 2. a Ctrl lightning struck one of these two to Mr. and Mr* Keith Bowman. Route Lee- .1’ ,i jaunt Mien or eight Ieet ;3; u. September a 3., aa Bltl girl to OTr Mr.. anq and din Mrs.. from thc top. It pertormed a curious Oayton Brands ret ter. 415 S Jefferson. Hunt. Instead of going straight down. । September 4 a boy to Mr_aud Mrs. El­ or neatly .to. in the usual manner, it, a-ln Bender. Detroit; September 4 A rnsd» aiinnu two complete cucuits of । glrj ,o Mr Mr, Kwl Tjbuf the tree What it^dld to it-evidences, ghultz. the tretwtfdqua power of • lightning* tw ' bolt II dug into thc trunk to a depth CATCHES TWO POUND i In some place* of Mx or right inches.’ ... T|.nn..,nni . 1 from it t..p io tlv-ground The next ‘ T,IORNAPPLF..: morninc thc yard was literally cqv- . Th<’ lads of the city arc AjUi; iic,j with bark and splinters, which ha’‘ns wonderful luck fishing for bawl lire Itshtnipg had gouged from the 111 Thwnapple river, using hellgramttcs iree Some of them had been thrown! *.or bu,t- Clarence Courser on Thursscrc.'s tire pavement and into a lot: wa* fortunate enough to catch a across tho road. . ! bass fifteen inches ling. Thc tree is only a few feet from’ the i wiuch weighed two pounds; The fi*h house anr! no doubt saved that strtic- j ‘ir,e ^rom Clarence's light pole lure A# it was the air prc»sfire caused I*11® 51C ,iatl a time landing it hv of th» “ ' ••• 1-------■ by the downward hwcciv sweep-of the riirrmt current . AGAIN UNDER ARREST. „ nmuiied in two windows of the house Fred Hotchkiss on Labor Day was! and tore off the plutenng. on, thc porch The occupants were more or taken, by Sheriff Leonard to the Jail1 les* stunned Mrs Kurts explained We have mentioned that he was in­ tlpt some.of the strips of wood were jured. had several ribs broken, in an alm^it as thin as itu”ir.gs and many. automobile accident touch of tswn He; BuXeUuU were taken up v lien thev c’aa charged 'nth driving hu car while cleaned it. from of the presses. ' unde: the influence of Lquor. pLicci Pickling Time.' Let Us Make It Spicy for You We have just received another one of those nice fresh spice orders. Complete new stocky Everything to Make Your Pickles Delicious Cinnamory Allspice, Cassia Whole Black Pepper Nutmeg (pQwdercd or whole) -Curry Powder Capsicum (Pow’d.) Capsicum Pods Celery Dill Seed Mace (pow’d or whole) Black Pepper (whole or ground) Whole Mixed Spice* Ginger (powdered or White Mustard Seed. whole) Black Mustard Seed Ani»e Seed (powdered Crystalized Ginger or whole) Clove (pow’d'A whole) Mustard (powdered) Tumeric, powdered । Saccharin Judd's Sweet Mustard Pickle Mixture Judd’s Dill Pickle Mixture Buda ALL SPICES 100'; PURE—GUARANTEED IT'S CHEAPER TO BUY OUR BULK SPICES DON'T FORGET Our Vanillin Special Is Still On Sale. 50c per Pt. 25c per half Pt. I0cfor2ozs. B. A. Ly BARKER HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2115 ' WE DELIVER �i*». CITY SCHOOLS BE­ GIN YESTERDAY ♦Continued from page one) GOVERNOR BRUCKER UNDERSTANDS ECONOMY. Has Had to Earn HU Own Way Since a Lad So Knows How lo Trim Expenses 79. Woodland Scholarship — Myron Smith C. M, Pack 13. Middleville; j Stanley Lyons, Troop 65. Middlerille. ' Woodcarving—Lawrence Haight. Troop 63 • Middlerille: Stanley Lyons. Troop I 1 The 10 duy scout period at the W* K.]65. Middleville. Woodworking—Stanley Ki.Uon-FouM.tta emp un utailu | LF»“-Ttap M. Mddl.HU, Boy Scout News t. un Big Penney Values! j to a successful close Wednesday eve-i '—-------------------------------- -------Much has been raid. In discussing.nine 'nlng Au<U5t wllh a hte indoor' Antniet 31 ai .-sHtlr Inilrz.- ' the governoraMp, about economy. Gov- " , ernor Brucker has nut hesitated to use Courl <’,.Won®r; "°^M*zlng advance-, the axe in trimming state expense.-, 'n*111 *P«tal work done during this ------- —S^„. .u_ 1“ time Scout officials of Barry and j Allegan counties presided and the sec-. the legislature. ' ond class group were addressed by W. .J1!1* “ *1 I. «n >1. ta’b.T,. «rew- H. Hunt, assistant executive of the j (Continued from page one) Fruit Belt AtpfCMUH-il of Kalamazoo The camp uesston was one of infinite,.York draft for 8370. paying 35c for it., 250 Pair ’ which draft was mailed to their rela-i . n. „ .. i e 11—Mtrt. talUI,1K. i.tataM arcta-: Chardonized Rayon , Run-Resist Rayon tie if any' ionver for n £1^ tx*v in uiriv.. s,i ■ ..... —. . .. . . i live in Germany. ttai t»ta u. ntata,~iita';. ssx - ------------------------—---------------------in«nno« Ums, <> ., . ------ ... • niul cr.edit for the work done goes to]I Tiie bank did not open ita doors the SPECIAL ? did the writer to walk almost a mile. [eBrn*d Hwvalw of m^y at an early'the Waders who volunteered their ! following morning. In due course this, as he did when he was a youngster, to..,P(. WDrked his wav^throuah the'£*rvle*,i.for the e,llire <yunP period- draft was returned to Henningsen un­ attend High school. Umveimy*5 Me Jan by Stl,! on Thejuilogg Cereal Serenade, a paid, with the notation tfiat the-Nash-, FOR LADIES LACE TRIMMED / Die personnel of the teaching force (nb!<. ,■HIL nij ____ _ .'He|saxophone sextette of the Kellogg | ville bank had been closed Therefore, i .-----.v. ...u'the Her.nlngsens through their attorLACE TRIMMING j never joined a fraternity because he played before the court of Honor ! ney dame into court stating that, under SILK RIBBON STRAPS could not afford the exitcnsc. He did; Program They were enthusiasticallyjtiie clrcunutancw, they believed this; have been commentfed by representa­ * received by boys and parenta~who were {$370. wMdTHwy had inveated in a New tives of the University and” other coL­ i^'thXfnrer^isIii1|t I"1™1 ThU otaanlratlcn rank* a* York draft on the day before the fallleges who have visited them to learn of ita-klnd in lhe|ure of the bank *hould be considered tiie character of school work they are Ahhouol/alMVA*« tareJ <dS5 M d^rionc of th* ““1 ~ ch member m'mb" was 1loudly “aly a• preferred claim against the bank, country and each doing. In Mr. VunBusklrk thc schools .J^u. h/id no. by the scouts us the group' The Henningsen* claim they bought of this city have n -superintendent who live athletics at the University; The. acclaimed ... was Introduced by the manager. James, the draft on the assurance of the bank i ranks among the best in tire state. He tar.k of earning ai much money a* pos-1 UlrtaM 7 ri। employee that it was as safe as a posjL’plch. is not the kind who advertises himself slbic occupied ail his spare time. I His wpjk and the work and Hrte spirit otur Friends of the Governor point out , rutennx —■— II ■ Un or B.rrr CountyMw . hearing the evidence in HouWy. JUI iI *a.| thc case, de-: of the entire teaching stkfl of Hastings that his own experience ho* given Mm , Aa'Mwaments:. schools tire the best corptnendatlon of tile best kind of a background for such! Barry county boy* receiving Red cided that it should b« considered a i preferred claim, and ordered live 83*0 his abllty as an educator Ladies' | a situation as confronts the people of i Cross buttons for swimming were; to be paid by the receiver to Mr. and; It is fine to hear the school bell 48 ONLY LACE TRIMMING 25 yard Beginners: Marvin Coolev. Mrs Henningsen. t ringing again today. We hoj»e I lie Michigan today. He doe* not have to un* hU Imagination to understand t Hastings; Stanley Lyons. Middleville; attendance may be fully up to the 'RUN-RESIST RAYON, Corson. Middleville; Harry < best of previous years, mid it should' their difficulties and the need for'JJac Run-Retist Rayop COLOR: FLASH. TEA. ROSE go higher. There Is no n-uson whv economy, so it has been easy for Mm Thompson. Hastings; Robert Abbey, j education shall be neglected In a time to put his heart into Ms Job of cutting,; Hastings; Lloyd Reamer. Freeport: AlGOOD QUALITY like this. At present tiie profe*dons; down the cost of state government: and ] fred Rich. Wosdland; Lyle Bouck, EXTRA GOOD QUALITY AT hr lias succeeded in doing that, as >5.- Woodland; Abe! VanderMolen, Hickory SEE THEM AT will be lopped off of thc state 1 Comers'. member when that was far from the 000.060 ' M >-..d Ewlmn»r.: Arnold Town. case. In any event the educated mani y , ■ Woodlapd; Neil .Rice. Woodland; Carl pr woman can keep in better. more in­ (Continued from page one) telligent and sympathetic -touch with what is going on in this big busy world County Treasurer —Edward L of ours, if he shall have nt least the notel’ itVaJjr" b0U1M*d out of a CJyde Arnold. Hastings; Bill Corson, Schantz. Nashville; Hiram U* Rum, . 'Middleville; LaRue McMillan. Wood­ city; Win. L. Chase, city; ’Walter j training and culture which are avail­ nouI. K 1.. news. able, at relatively small cost. In tho Nothing Is quite so dull as a dull ] *and; Clair Rich. Woodland.v Fisher. Woodland; Willis E- Streeter.! Lady-Like Children’s ] schools of this city. speech. I Cub Advancement*—Bobcat '. Lionel Broadcloth ___________ ______________________ Weldon. Middleville; Sherman Clifford, Register of Deeds — Elwin Nash, Middleville; Jack Rearick. ‘T’L a .lit rx .1 FT* Rearlck. Hastings; Nashville; George A Clouse. Hope; I Morgan; junior welfare. John P. Chamberlain, city. ’ * H Heatings; Art Flashman. Middleville: No petitions wgre filed for the two SIZE 30 to 36 [Mac Corson, Middleville. circuit court commissioners, nor for) THEY’RE TAILORED NEW BACKLESS STYLES Tenderloot Advancements: Nelson the drain commissioners nor county i RUN-RESIST • , | . Valentine. Lone Scout. Carlton Center: surveyor. SIZE 2 TO 16.YRS. EACH 1 SIZES 36 TO 44 A REAL BUY Coroner — The only petition filed was i ’ Elliot Eddy. Troop 55. Defton; Vernon Newton. Troop 78. Frcei»rt; Jack that of Dr. H. A. Adrounie of this city. Democratic County Candidate*. ] Bowman. Troop 77. Nashville; Harold Representative In Legislature—I Fihkbeincr. Troop 71. Hastings; Cletls Valentine. Lone Scout. Carlton Center; Charles F. Parker. Middleville. . Seth Butler. Troop 77, Nashville: RobProbate Judge—Lee C- Howard. Has- i ♦ ReprinLof Editorial In South Hawn Tribune of Tuesday Sfpt. 6) . lert IJrake. Troup 79. Woodland; Harold tings township Sheriff—George W. Leonard and Pay .’ Bunn,. Troop 65. Middleville; Abel j Vandcrmolen. Troop 35. Hickory Cor­ E. Green, both of this city. ! nets; Clarence Noel. Troop 39, Hickory County Clerk—Theodore 8. K. Reid Experience and MUind judgment, nlway, >o essential in the wlwconduet of ] R4cM^'^Sp*77. of this city. nfTalrx. wlielhcr public or private, were never vital in. cither field us now. 1 Nrishvlllc. County Treaaurrr—Lorenzo F. Maus, Customs, practice, tniditlnn-.. apparently rpotwl beyond question by years and ] Tenderfoot testa complete but not city; Ward A. Quick. Nashville. Register of Deed.*—Earl Yt. Boyes. dectules of growth; have been disturbed by. th. reonotnio upheaval and the'r<*ul“r scouU: Maurice PurchLs. NoshNo democratic candidate filed for j prosecuting attorney, circuit court intentinneil jx-ople.rushing forth With suggestion! of legislative action to alleyi- Ing. Prairieville commissioner. drain commissioner, nte dlstrcw and to minimize the likelllinod ot rAurrrnces. and experience gfidj Tenderfor>t tests completed but not coroner or surveyor. At the general election to be held in round Judgment arc ^squired to wpnrnte. from these suggestions thoro worthy i13 >'*rnrs old yet: Clair Rich. Troop 79, I’' November, all parly tickets will be on of trial and thore to ia- rejected as impracticable or likely to aggravate the i Bouck. Troop 79.■ one big ballot, a voter can make u difficulty. I Woodland. t'hoicc in the November election be­ .. .. , . . 1 Second class complete but lime not tween party candidates. The expression was unanlPossession of th* r two qualities Hi unmiiial degree by State Senator up: Seth Butler. Troop 77, Nashville mous. At the primary, however, a demo­ • George Ix-land afford- thc Ri-publlran voters of ihc Eighth Senhtoriabdhtrict I NeL»on Valentine. Carlton Center' crat cannot vote for any candidate on The Pastor appreciated this evidcnee the opportunity to serve well the Interests nf district and state by retaining him ' Harold Pinkbelncr. Hastings- Jack the republican primary ticket, unless of good will and stated that, so far as nt his IrMsInllvr post. Iliev am improve their nniwtimlty by voting for him at Bowman. Troop 77. Nashville ' he knew, he expected to return to <!» prurnry ..... Tu™w . s.„.rmbr .3 , ,„u ta, n0( he calls for a republican ballot. If he calls for a republican ballot he can vote Hastings; but that* every Metirodut • (Continued from page one) senator Leland L. now serving his fifth term In thc state senate. He has' registered scouts: Maurice Purchiss. for republicans and cannot vole for pastor realises that where he shall go represented the Ew.hth district since Hany county was inrluflyl'm it. along with - Nashville: Gerald Gardner. Nashville. candidates on the democratic ballot. to those who actually pay thc taxes will । payers have just os' much right to vote and what he shall do rests with thi Allegan and VanBitrrn counties which have bren linked in a senatorial district! Second class advancements- Don We will change that statement a little. help Jut down extravagant develop- o|> matters involving direct <-x|x.-ndi- Bishop and his cabinet. He frankly fur a hnlf century and mor*- Th*-: r latter two counties composed the district Good. Troop 39. Hickory Corners- He can write the name of a candidate explained that there had been talk of Publ‘5 l!M>n*y “ ,ho* who his being changed to another city, also when he was first cl<-ct<d to tho senate In 1922 Prior to that he hud served; Richard Garrett, Troop 39, Hickory on the democratic ballot on his repub­ menta In large cities, where there three terms in the house of repn-M-ntatlvr'.-. as on*- of the members from Alic- Corners; Harold Bunn. Troop 65, Mld- lican ballot, but It ivouldn't count. Tb a large percentage of renters who have. actuall>' pay .the la*^mentioned for another kind of pas­ gan county. Hh pre>>-ni term thus his eighth in the.state legislature. dleville; Wright Clifford. Troop *' vote, for instance, for Sheriff Leonard community where they live, this 'REV.'DEWEY ATTENDING toral work, but that he knew nothing on the republican ticket ajauld not about it. had never sought any change, ' OnV two mcmbcr.*i of the present stale senate surpass hlffi in number of ’ Middleville: John Adcock. Troop help Mr. Leonard a particle He is a but on the contrary had expressed his terms in that body, with seven, and each hud previously served one term In the Edward Beaver. Troop CONFERENCE AT LANSING own desire to come to Hustings again liowe. so tljeir iigirn-aati- ol legislative service is the same tis Senator Leland's. I R°bert Cankhw. Troop 75. candidate on rhe democratic ticket. pay taxes are moxp likely to-favor ex-! . . . ' *, On* renalor four tends in the senate and five the in the[„ the! JJB8t La*’rcnce Jugle, Troop 75. While his name could be written on pen»n .».■ "luxury- Mpm,. Congregation And Tho OCictal i if that might be the will of the Bishop, viz., eight terms. terms' On*xniilor with four-tends 8 ,*n8a: 8s* I^wrcnce HTrnUTlcan primary ballots, if he had and his cabinet. Naturally there will • houae Mirpn*-*ux* the.M* three in aggregate length nf .service Three other senators Howell, Troop 77, than persons who own assessed prop- j > • Board — Unanimously Re­ be a lot of interest among the mem­ • have n total of *lx terms in the two brunches of the legislature, and one other fj®*, * *;• Nottingham. Troop 80. the most votes on republican ballots. It bership of the church and congrega­ senator, like Leland, is nerving his fifth term in the senate, but this one lind „ ,^e”!!e: D?n H'KRlns. Troop 80. would not help him for tlien he would erty. Also taxpayers, are likely to have quest His Return a more conservative opinion of what ; tion. for all-hope he may be returned seQ-jcejn hoiiM? nt of representatives. ,rairievine; Glenn Troop 80. have to run as a republican, which he had no previous :,crj3ce in the house —*Leeper. — ----------- *~'—~ /• . lITalrieville; George Wood. Jr.. Troop would not do. So writing his name on constitute* a public necessity than- Sunday morning Rerv Dewey Mere length nf service dorr not tell tho whole story of tho value of service. '80. Prairieville; John Jones. Troop 80 republican primary ballots wouldn't those who do not contribute directly preached his last sermon before cen­ OBITUARY. ference, leaving for Landing Tuesday In the state legislature, with their bodies numerically smaller than in thc cor-. Prairieville; Ivan Smith Troop 80 help Mr- Leonard. If any republican's to government funds. John Hubbell Slllson, con of John This amendment is- really an exten- morning. We previously mentioned rrspoudiiiit branches of the Congress, it doe- nnt accord a member so definite a jPrarlevllle;*Rex Smith. Troop 80 Prai- principal interest in the primary elec­ place on coHimiUees under the soiilority rule, but it doe:, carty weight in com- ricrilie; Elba Boise. Troop 83 Nash- tion should happen to be Mr. Leonard, slon of a provision already existing the fact that the quarterly conference, and Emily Stllsoh, was born August mittce appoifitments as well ns in influence upon legislation. |vuie: Junior'Jones Troop 80 Pralrle- the only way he could help him would which specifies that taxpayer* alone' a short time ago. unanimously request.’ be to call for a democratic primary shall have the right co vote on proposi- ed the district superintendent to have Senator Leland, during the 1931-1933 sessions, has been chairman of the ville. tions Involving the issuance of bonds Rev. Dewey returned as pastor here was jfiilted in marriage to Lillie HarahImportant Highways committee. He tr a member of these other committees: First class advancements: caryl ta- ballot. Then he could vote for,Mr. fol- public projects. ! for another year. Sunday morning one! berger January 2. 1895. To this union Agriculture; Eli-clir.ns. Federal Relation.•; Finance and Appropriations; Horti­ ham. Troop 51, Dowling; Garrett Is- Leonard; but he could not vote for any A vote of YES on thia proposition | of the members of tlx* quarterly con- one daughter. Eva. was born, who pre­ culture. m vuiiuit:. In tiie mi- 1939 w-Miuik session, iii he- was aim likewise iiwuhwi chairman mi of »nv the uiin Highways —jo vuincom- ; ham. Troop 51. Dowling; Merrill Isham, candidate on the republican primary means that you believe that taxpayers । ference wished to make this invitation1 ceded him in death. He was a mem­ mittee, and Ms other places were on. Agriculture. Conservation. Elections. Troop /si, Dow-Ung; Clyde Arnold, ballot If he took that course. When a voter goes to the polls on alone should have the right to? vote on ft little stronger, and arose in his seat! ber of Hastings Lodge No/58 X. O. O. P. nuance and Appropriations. State Homes and Schools. In 1927. he headed thc Troop 73. Hastings; Floyd Curtiss, propositions which directly affect the in church and. first explaining the uc- for 37 years He leaves to mourn his committee on Agriculture, mid held places on Conservation,.Elections. Finance Troop 78. Freeport; Ernest Swan, primary day, he will be asked whether levies they have to pay. ] tion of the official board, requested all! passing his loving wife, one sUtef, Mrs. he wants a democratic or a republican and Ajiproprintions. Highways, and Normal Schools. Troop 82, Nashville. A vote of NO on this proposition j members of the church and congrega- Eugene Bush, and several nieces and ballot. If he calls for a democratic One need have little familiarity with legislative procedure to realize the'„Siar 800111 advancements: Russell Shot, he must . put a croes in the mean* that you believe that non-tox-' tion. wl» wished Rev. Dewey j»turned nephews, besides a host of friends. significance of such nss.lgnmcnts. especially to the highly Important committees • 'rrooP Woodland; Carl uare before the names of such can­ on Finance and Appro|>rintlon», Agriculture. Electioiu. and Highways. wachter. Troop 79. Woodland; Arlle A. didates on that ballot as he wishes to , [Reid. Scoutmaster. Troop Tl. Nashville; Among the measures to.receive final shaping ip thc senate Highways Cbm- Stanley Lyons. Troop 65,. Middleville vote for. under the list of omces as they appear on that ballot. If he mittee at the regular session of 1931 was the McNitt bill, under which the townMerit Badm-s- Atitnmidiiiinir r n ship highways are being taken Into the county systems at. the rate of one-fifth i>ficr g m Troon 65 Mlddlrviita doesn't find anyone on thc printed list each year tor five years. Among 'the measures moulded into final form by thc Boaketrv—Stanlev Lvnn Tmon m satisfactory he can write in Hie name same committee at the . pedal session this last spring was the Norton bill, under Middleville Beef Production — mJ™ of some other person, but if the person which thc weight tax In returned io tin- counties to replace Hie county highway smith Cubmaster-Pack 12 Middleville whose name he writes in should have tax. During that same spretn) M-viton. which also effected thc reduction of six I Business—Artie A Reid r m Tiw>n a majority on the democratic primary millions of dollars in the Mate general tax. It was frequently said that Senator [77 Nashville- L R Beeler fl m" Troon for that office, that i»erson would have I.«land was the hardest-working member of either house, and that the success1 Middleville Bird Studv-RusseH to run for office at the November elec­ tion os a democrat. ‘ achieved amidst nil tho conflicting cunents and cross-currents that made thc; Euper Troon 79 woodland Ruoiinv There are many people who are go­ session m> strenuous was due in l.inre degree to his, unflagging Industry. hU Robert Smith. Troop 65, Mlddlev’le diplomacy m rcconcUIng apparently Irreconcilable osplrktlons and viewpoints, carpentry—Artie A Reid r m Troon ing to vote at the primary this year for and hta quk-t instated* in noldlng his position beyond which he felt compro- 77 * Nashville Civics— Russell ' Euner thc first time, and we have gone into this in detail hoping to help them. mlae would conflict with principle .1 . Troop 79. Woodland; L. R. Beeler 8. We pledge thia Dairy to ALWAYS keep in mind the FIRST purpose for which it DEATH OF O. M. McLAUGHLIN., Business affairs of the state of Michigan are varied and complex, and not M . Troop. 65, Middleville. Cooking— easily surveyed, much less comprehended. Constitutional and statutory inquire- Stanley Lyons, Troop 65. Middleville. Many in this city and a large num­ started, and that ia to produce CLEAN milk that meets, first of all, the NEEDS inchts impose extensive and expensive commitments as to education, the care Cycling—Myron Smith, C. M.. Pack 13. ber in the eastern part of this county of children. By so doing, it offers to people -of all ages CLEAN MILK that fulfills of dependents and of those offending against the laws of the state. Highways Middleville. Dairying—L. R. Beeler 8, will remember Owen M. McLaughlin. and otlicr public works devolving iinon the state call for heavy expenditures of M-. Troop 85, Middlerille. Firemanship He came to Nashville many years ago the highest standards of wholesomeness, richness and purity. . funds, as well as for handling multitudinous details. The list might be extended1 —Russell Euper. Troop 79. Woodland. as a teacher and afterward engaged tn First Aid—George Jorgensen. Troop 85. business there, He died at Ms home In indefinitely. • No other one food can take the place, of CLEAN upon. Owning uur own targe and carefully selected Middleville. Gardening—Arlle Reid 8. Grand Rapds Friday last of pneu­ Nothing Is so easy as to utter the sweeping statement that state activities1TOOp Nasnviw Handicraft — herd and-.producing iu the targe quantity that wa |,M.. Troop 77. Nashville. Handicraft— monia. after an illness of but a few milk in building GOOD HEALTH. * and expenditures must he curtailed, with consequent reduction In taxation. *’ Ar SrllA ]lc Reid Q Xr m Trnnn n KT.-l. Na.hvin.. —ni.. days. His death occurred only a short Scientific investigations have proven, beyond Nothing is more difficult than to determine what activities shall be eliminate -nd Pork Produrilon-L R are- time before his 72nd birthday. He was reasonable price. We know of no place in Michlquestion, the necessity of CLEAN MILK tor use in or curtailed or continued al existing capacify or expanded to meet Imperative ^r 8 M Troon 65 'Middleville I-and- bom at Eaton. Indiana, and graduated nreds. To deal wisely and equitably with such problems require* a comprehen- j*cai»e Gardening—L R Beeler fl m from the Michigan State Noni^l Col­ the home. JVe have spent thousands-of dollars to give knowledge of needs and of the ^sources wherewith to meet them. Such Troon 65 Mlddlevilta- limm r n'mifh lege at Ypsilanti. He followed teach­ provide the people of thia community with rich knowledge comes through dealing w-ith these needs year after year, and there is ;c m Pack 12 Middleville Leather ing for several years. Later he became home? A PHONE WILL BRING IT! CLEAN MILK that they can ALWAYS depend no better place in which to acquire such knowledge than in the committee on craft-lcconte Jorgensen Troon £ interested In Insurance, then in mer­ chandising at Nashville. After he revenues and projected expenditures. iron BmUh c M Pack ia_ Middleville; ceased his business career in Nashville Highland! Dairy Grade ,,rA” Milk (Pasteurized or Raul) 10c Quart Early in the session of 1939. Senator Leland suggested that the watchword ! Robert Smith, Troop 65. Middleville,, in 1918, he moved to Grand Rapids, Highland! Dairy Grade “B" Milk (Pasteurized or Rau>) 8c Quart of the wssioq should be economy. That was several months before October. ISaving—L. R. Beeler 8. M-. Troopi where he entered the real estate and 1939. and his suggestion received raspectfui but not very sympathetic attention, I Middleville: Donald Wlilte. Troopi Insurance field and wax quite succeasAt the out-wt of the session ot 1931, he did not need to renew It. though Ms 05• Middleville. Photography —L. R., fui. In 1881 jie was united in marriage views thereon were even more pronounced than two years before. Plenty of Beeler 8. M, Troop 85. Middleville. to Miss Carrie B. McOmbcr of Maple members were offering the suggestion, and the heed for veterans such as Senator Personal Health—George Jorgensen.। Grove, who survives Mm. He is also Leland was to lead in pointing out where and how economy might be applied Troop 83, Middleville; Myron Smith C.. survived by two sons. Harry O. and without crippling essential services or Inflicting hardships upon wards of the M , Pack 13, Mlddlev|lle; Carl Wach­ Pliny D. The funeral" services were ROBERT W. COOK. Prop. PHONE 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN state. He would be last to pretend complete satisfaction with all legislation en­ ter, Troop 79. Woodland. Public Health held at his home In Grand Rapids acted but he can point to a consistent record of weighing the demands for .con­ —Russell Euper. Troop 79, Woodland; yesterday afternoon. traction, continuation, or expansion' of state services, as well as for relief from Carl Wachter, Troop 79. Woodland increasing weight of taxation.—Adv. Reptile Study—Ruasell Euper, Troop Q&KES FOR SHERIFF.—Adv. JUDGE HAWLEY'S DE­ CISION IMPORTANT also has tiie best magazines on its reading tables. *> that a student who wishes to keep abreast of the times in any lljw of activity wUl have thc help ot rhl- library, with its many thousands A Special Buy In Lingerie of High Quality fail’s wn*d • VEST Bloomers 2for 55c 255c BLOOMERS 1 STEP-INS I PANTIE ] '"‘“f'V. -"'1 French Chemise Pantie 2for 55c RAYON SLIPS ^504 ELECTION T0ESDAY.SEPT.13 2-55* For State Senator, George Leland Bias Slips Brassiere 25‘ Rayon Pantie 1 and Bloomer 1 25' 25' | J. C. PENNEY 116-118 EAST STATE ST. co . HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Seventh Amendment Would Limit the Right to Vote on Matters Involving Direct Expenditure of Public Funds Building GOOD HEALTH Depends In No Small Degree Upon CLEAN, Rich Milk! k 1 49c 2for 55c 1 he oouth Haven Daily Tribune, the Only Paper Ray Oreen* Published In South Haven, Urges the Renom­ ination of Senator George Leland, Al­ though His Principal Opponent Lives In South Haven 5 THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY �THE HASTINGS BANNER,. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1. IMS FAOff FOUR The Hastings Banner been built for them -ta ridiculous, wrawra uuh, u Ml uut p-uon. u-outa yIe,t,s flI1j Of)i»lions; be disbanded because wardens seem to; ... ‘ have a way of getting fine residences' WllOt OtlieTS dtl.V Tiie Beaver Islands. built for |hem*elvee; ur-that state uni' yt. i ' King Strang and the Mormons. MM .nd eoUw. b. du- ww TOE 8TOM BUNNINa A Real Despot; TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. b.nd«l bredta. .MhuUKUe lobbn.1., „„ Mo„„M ... __________________________________ Frontier Michigan preserved. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Buck ot Jackson Ktaeume. succeed ta dlverlldd mure commMon. hr otaer Umlter bod> ■ i™ hum Tr»me B.-, ‘w,‘‘ “1,n •“» p.tenls, Hr funds tbelr ».y ih.n u mil, be.lta. m ube, ,,,,, ta'.nditau ,„„„ m,, In l.ki ’n" M™ [“‘h" u*l'r This and That Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday. A Genuine Stetson for the general welfare of the.- state 1 —-----b.B truck llne paralleling tiie .ex-1 Jo*>n w R‘x?k- Dudley DeMay and teteu«snp„„n> vy MBH, le.ipita: , ---------........ B .... - Michigan from the nearest shore of thc •— 8ood —■* UUn-----------------•— stare «■•-•- 1wm< llnM of Ut BARRY cot'jrrv. OWE year...... 61 oo Any * can ube overdone, ha* been I Lower Peintnsuta are thc Beavers, j Walter Buck of Jackson called on Miiw 11 group of tight utand* which vary in Juli* Hock Sunday and Monday. -r ‘ S° **“’ lP°Hce ar* Gangsters have ulw.n illence /owtw thc <W1Ue >)f q& from nwrx- points of rock to BeaMr. and Mrs Hubert Cook spent the IS JiAitliY COI'XTY. BIX Mn.XTita.-ii.oo ***n qaUe *«»•»•.ttda summer in hi- the 5.1S. . vrr bland proper,* heavily forested: week end with-Mr and Mrs Carl * 15 ”01 ,’d0'‘'0° Jacking fruit trucks headed for city And d„ p^pH^eaijag what it mgsut* body of land sixteen mile* tong and Warner at Shelbyville. Ray Conway. Clarence Workman, l.w nsRur oil'NTr THREE monthb market*. This Is an example of crime, to put thc railroad* oui of busines.? •on mile, wide Here In the early •» Ahvs.sc t . :------- - ----------------60c racket that hasn't been common beTbyrc are counties in Montana where days of. Michigan > statehood. King vern Johnston und Frank Annable ol TKthE BaAry COUNTY, one {ar. .nd .. . Ivnr thlt mav bcromc ,hr railroads pay all tlu- way from 15 Strnng ruled despotically over hi*. Mor-' are tn Ann Arbor attending the State YEAH is>nvAXCR------- ----------- 41.00 ,na u ‘ »>pe that may become ,„nt of |he w |llgh ... mon followers .uul |»erecuted the Convention of the American Legion : Over there until a r->RKi>;.\ si n*. Htrrip.x. one ro in the near future County and city jj,, l)C| wnl O viBr |in' n- Western .. Mon-;}Christian home-leader:, “ J-. r""'.'I: John Ketcham. Jr . and Mis* Ruth I iBAli IN AhVANt'E..'>9*0 officials cannot deal cannov with this type of’ uru tanatype the oicounties Mineral of Mineral ajuij mjsjarily of them ■ ■ ■:ign. nluge on t.j- Kf,(|.j.ain ramp home Sunday from] omciais aeai wun tatia trieof counties ! crime effectivily-a state police forte Bandera, simply Could pot function mainland. AhVKRTlBINO RATXH. ' -h : «:» Washington. D C, Saturday and jslll! ----------W latM. C~.nrn.on umT ac i «■>>« j, K«W S> King Strang war a brifttant though! remain here tdl Friday. Beptembrf 15.! , . ..... — . . ... >ear after year we see bus lines and --x-tullar peculiar■’ IndlHdual with an over- when they will return to the Georgr1 <» 2ic per iib«. " * people who say that the office otnc»' of sheriff Ktl gl truck freight carriers eating into whelming wheinung desire for power a lawyer * Washington College m the capital city.! • *•» •«* KswtiMi. has outlived ita usefulness and should the burin. - of the railroads All over by profc’..<i.«n. he 'uect-Kfed in Isolalln; Mbs Mildred Ketcham accompanied' >n . Jt. sc rur» ewtini, eliminated in favor of a stale polic- I America 5;f5's arc going They ure be­ a considerable Mormon following from them a* far as Toledo, going from . I. ... ,.... i(ewMM, MuAbW „ .,11 th- mabi body of that cult and tnigrai- thru- to Port Huron for a visit with .r»ertk<M wiiibeprlat portanee and left to perform certain; 1(lra cr uninltng a liccn^ to a <«l with them to Beaver I'land Stntn - ■ friend*. and his Mormon baud apparently unJohn Mclxavy and Miss Winifred ot ioo verdi «r iu« »» purely local duties. We will not argue jbna and freight line from Butte to derwcnl great hantahips during the. McLravy have returned from Holland !■ ear,., 100 word.J this point. But any stale that at- Browning by way of Helena and Gn-at first winter. The pinnc»-r resident • When* they visited Dr and Mrs F N. ?;£..~.TSW-o'iwu » mu™* then- helped them find food and siiel- Patterson for a week Mtaa Mabel Bis­ <■» also al«> visited stated there from Thursday :Til br r.MM'd .Mrr protection against organized bandit Ealls to Butte will be practically. ter, and o' a reward fcr this 'vm pathetic fneiullinr.-.v. the King later until Saturday, 1 "m*’’"* ,h* f»ni» “ ,lot serving the best Interests. abandoned. There are change- con­ drove them from the inland and con••—’ . of ita citizens । temptaled now'which will greatly re. fUcated their projUrty ' TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ' Tlx- >UU nol,« or..nl«.llon U -l>-' "nl"’ * •“ e“' "'•> After gaining control of tire island- 1 Misses Cora Honey and Clara Alli-T-d|’1'»'t f . . „-u , .u . b<-the only service soon between Grvat Strang dedared hini.’<-ll king and hi *.n returned Saturday from Berkeley, lively young Undoubtedly there can and Hei,.nil |jerha|W between be changes in policy to make it more area’. Falls and Butt.- The next’atep rule was only interrupted after Jorir- Culifcnua. where they spent the sum-1 ,-f hi? tyranny reached die car* of gov- :ner. popular without impairing ha useful- ■ will be the abandonment of rhe nmd ernmont officials A f-deral patrol taw. Mis*' Myrtle Hedrick, accompdnled 1 tor passenger .service. A REAL PICNIC. ness But under no circumstances Tlien how the counties will jump, was despatched to St. James. Strang's by her aunt. Mis* Lizzie Johnston, of Legionnaires here were more 'than should |t be abandoned. and how tlw office holders and tax­ capital, and the King brought in car- KV'vt Recovery. Ohio, came home on surprised at tiie turnout to tiwir Labsr — = " payers -will yell! Communities me be­ tiv-ity ,i<> Detroit. He wav arrested Monday from Ohio, where she ius Day picnic The crowd reminded one MONUMENTS TO CARELESSNESS ginning to appreciate the rallroarls and brought to trial but put qp such ■ tarn, during Hu- summer Mr Volney Et-rris and daughter, ' an -ble aml brilliant defend fur him.of the throngs that used to come her.Characteristic landmarks Vi north- when they aje taken from them. Tl:r Milwaukee road cut a s&ort reft that in- wa* acquitted. Althougn' Mis* Fern, of Allegan, visited Mrs when the fair was in it« heyday Every- ern Michigan are the fire towers placed branch line out of service the other no longer a kine. h * authority un>i'! heebe Fnrris and Mr and Mr* Frank body seemed to be having a good time a‘ regular intervals to assist the work day. It ran up to a little county scut preMr:’ nmoiu? lit* own. people con- Frrria bum Thursday until Saturday rvtd hi* <vtuity 4n th Mr*' rrrd Camp of Ionia tuw been too.. Most of the entertainment and,detecting forest fires. in .Wisconsin,’ The rnilronA is prepared; •mu» l He ot her sister. Mrs Albert nearly all of the special booths were' These towers, in a way. are inonu- to abandon it entirely. Then it was tate legtalaturtf at .one time and. ac- •*«' ■ ordtr.r t-v cc.mment.Tdrs of his day ■ Carveth. a part of tiie past week home talent The local band furnish- ments to carelessness—for a majority that some poiltictans realizrtj Shat t)-, made an able and dignified r-pn-.wn-; Mr and Mr* Robert Caln of Otsego' branch road, which ' everyone Xcorncd rd -music, unit baseball teams from r*res are cauu-d by can-lcs.are visiting tta-ir daughter. Mrs. Belland which the politicians help'd out tativ-’ Ju ’ how muhi rrrti. i-.c. dytadd b- ' inner, in this city, the county staged two contests. The n«*-a «'«hted cigar butt or clgar.-tt.- of business in favor of thc bus lira.affair made no pretense oF being elab- ’Bib tossed heedlessly into. tinder-ilk<- and freight trucks owned by the:: given to the st'iricx of King Strang-, M« and Mr» Donald Kerr of -Detroit, orate or costly but it provided the oc- «rau campfires left smouldering, etc friends, was the largest source of eiittlta .-eetn* t«> t - i matter nf doub’ , were the gucsto of their parents. Mr Ail iL. -unt* art- bin rd •trnnglv It ; 'tai Mr* C A. Kerr, over Sunday. I canton for « mighty enjoyable day For «uch carelessness as this the state sclrool taxes The county seat is now limit certain, ho-*. . .. t»wt the kirn. MlW Grayling, who which a surprising number of people ls forced to sjietid thousands of dollars shrieking for help Tiie last train h. made its last trip—the 5 15 lias Whis­ uffei’d from tai <-. friend* and tha’. lla' ‘“’'I rtvitmg her stater. Mr*. Wm from all .x-ctiofis of the county seemed annually in maintaining fire-fighting tled for the last time, and tiie county many of the ml dn .l on ’he bland, '-tah'ani. and friend* m .Middleville v.!. •H’lta-tiiat’.-ri »;l!:.xit hi.-' consent *'"-t •tackron Wednesday. ta appreciate. Three in cliante did a! equipment. In addition to the expetm. . .••!.’dc» . *bv"nrv dv characters'wta«| . . ■ Mr •Mwntl Mr.Mr1 L* KI ’JV.—Wood ..1 te I r and of ..Frank-1 mighty fine job of policing the grounds I Involved, it these heedless people could of the beautiful new.highway which inn-iK.-t in in-- cult except ttu ,l,:t i,r' 'bituuf the latter's parents ’ and handling thc traffic even though only visualize the results of their care- th#- |>roplc built for their bus and ■><->• arrived .i. rvtaincn of th.: Mr an d Mrs. Chrirf Vrooman. they had prepared for a crowd only n । lessness-lhe acres of scenic timber- truck line. king. .• Down in New Zealand and over in freHlon of the size that actually came } tand destroyed, the game cover ruined THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. . |Jke many other despots. Strang'.Ausjrnliw. when- the government own* nssins. muHie Hustings Musical Club held Its I — ■■.zz.t. z.1 .TTTrr? j and the years and years neceswiry to the rajlroads. a drastic step wijs taken rule w, i.nally < mltd by V-musmiu buliUng ftady first meeting of thc season. September THE REAL ISSUE. repair the damage In many .ie’ctiqn.' last December In Atttttalta tiie City. At t •>» ! a*, the <l A R. lull After the bust- ] Political endorsement* are frequent- '■ !and burned over one or bro decades premier simiily refused to permit tin ’ * meeting the following program i ly difficult to understand The cru- aB0 *» beginning to show definite granting of license* lor bus and truck Mormons became the {at-,rendered! -------lines, while m New Zealand there ha.vaders. a militant and radical wet or- i sl«ns ol a vigorous second growth. Fur never been granted and there never cut i Alection from Opera "Martha"— iigainl Ml Keable* and Lofnbard. ganization. and the Women s Organ- miles and miles at a time one can sec will be for a good many: years. « Ucciim STATE MEN PIONEER 1 Chaecutie. Mendelssohn — Marjory' ization for Prohibition Reform have “ic - withered trunks of former forest to operate a bus line in competition , ■ -I . THE WINDS THAT BLOW j PLANNING LAND USE refused to endorse Brucker for re-, Slants tolled by fire towrrjpg up above with thc government-owned, ruilrun.l. I t - , : 1 • nothin : “:i B-niver I'-.and ut । Keablcs trruu We do not own thc rallromU in (h pre.’iu ■. ■ • -n- -,t rati/T strcnuoinj Vocal. Mullin-Mis* Jackson. Thc Etesian Winds anr< freMiin;.... M.nflnr. , „ nomination because, of his attitude on » «rub growth In another United Staten—praire,! .!»■ Altahf-but! J-'a‘: f..... . . . . ” <wi n.,ll Meelh* !’« Con­ ITS Oct. „T7 „Q8 ’To taunt rs and a fe» prohibition. Yet these same organ- j ,hlrt>' fort>' Kars, granting freF- w-e arc dependent on them, in mpn : Indian' and liadi -nitn m.ik<- up ;t* "no ....................................... aider Methods of Placing Idle j population Inland Irotn the snuil) irationa endorwd thc stand taken by dom from further fire ravages, thc.-e I village ot St. James. th>- largest cc President Hoover and Bnieker. him-1sections will take on again some meas­ Acres In Profit Column ■■"’■i ’***’“•■ Mr !™icUn u i’wtekMMM’oMTli!-' rnuiit'. <n the Island, arc many hair.-j ai l ooey ol Caledonia, visited Mr ; . seif, has come out In favor of the ure ot- their former loveliness and the East Lansing. Sep! 6 —Individuals :tatlon* that ptotably i nk about .1% and Mt- Dan Lewis Friday Mr Tobey jyaita r in Dca-mber, January, und Feb- and civic bodies in the- Upper Peninpresident's viewa Thus, although timber will be of value. 1 — -f the Ironii|r-<lay ’•! I talk* ol making Hit* city hte home. ' Governor Brucker and President! But tliqi Is taking a great deal for can ree anywhere to-i Frank Hamilton nf Chicago ha* been;‘ rtiary. Mila and Michigan State College art­ frurn .' did timber-1 Uie gue.-t of his grandmother. Mrs I.iI Tite Khamsin 'Arabic for "fifty”! is acting as pioneers In calling a tandHoorerJiAve taken Identical stands re-' granted because,a surprising number of an Egyptian wind which blows for 50 and barns., lug l«nr?-.-- A Holbrook* un- conference which will meet In carding prohibition, these two organ-! people still prefer to save the added -M; und Mr*. John Burroughs arc ! days, from thc end of A|>r|l ts» the . Munising. October 7 gnd 8. II A WORD be izalloiis endorse the-candidacy of one moments ' necessary 'to stamp ' out a inundation of tiie Nile .MLing il lative* at Charlevoix,' Pc: The Mistral ta a violent northwest ■ -■ ---- - - - - — worth one ihekel. but reject the other Why? One guess burning cigar bull, oq extinguish a । skey and Central lake. » I •wind blowing down jhe Gulf of Lyons, "hiiouncrd by Prof I. A Herbert., is as good a* tiie other: Yet both or­ campfire ut the ruk-ol destroying the SI,.. s«,»„ nn. h ,„ Cta«,» WT ■ • , and Michigan State College, is to make ................................................. '<»< U.tM wlc ta taUltaoy. MUja» iwonjwlr “ ganizations have favorably endorsed value and beauty of acres of timber­ f"r U“' "lt“' rnicieiit and -Rabbi Ben ii. n; d 1 ; d.mi ue Tin .m- . -ncli-1 Mi-s Mirmi- Harper accompanied her.1 ’^NUWMWTU "•Jy’eastcm rnuwc France _ ’ almost every other gubernatorial can­ land for many years to come Th, Moo-on u Un r.mou, >« th. I.U. euiH.m’■ Xi-’.- ■••U’V ou Benvt-r Vland I "nd will for several week* trim h*te in wind-Mua, blow, Iran .0. '«M- U1 W l-ro7 Hrrtrn didate in Michigan. If seems ridlcuCnv.' :t»im placidly down the *tc«<-t* of j •'«<■ o( the large ’-ftabliahmenU there 1Oo.n TO1U..W, (torn Uw teller i»rt ol April ,l11 J- "J- "™ "'"line ot CONSERVATION. loin to us that these two orgafilzattons St Jim. , towater* .-dgeandwhilelta'torc returning home • «>ll>e,H*l!. rfoofcr. .nd framll» '»“ "■> ta U» UtateO While driving-through Michigan dur­ should attempt to make the liquor ; driving aHng the narrow ffadway -' Mr and Mr*' Jerry Freeman have oonlwwM from about Uw ooUtlte ol s-*-*.................... J . Ina’, bt.uich out from the imd-i j mb'fd from AUglttta, Oa., to a farm October question a paramount Issue. Prohibi­ ing the'past ten days, we were im­ methods handling Cijtto April I Previous met »•«»•. of iwmmw 'thorouxhtair* y,.d have to be on the near Co«a Orow. over and Invert lands Jiave been mat tion reform b. an important ques­ pressed with the work being done to The Pa:n[M-ro is a South American i. — ~pd *heei>. I ' 1 ' j tern of individual concern and the re- ( tion and will have to be considered conserve the states natural re.uhnrrv wind, n dry northwester, which blow., FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY The Beaverites are . hum::- -f Irish! Money mad lumber barons and lack from the Andes semvx the panqias to suits have not always been satistar- ' definitely one way or thc other very ita-.pr.-domi. i In digging the trenches for the . XI nt and GaltaRli.-r tory to men who have bought types ot the Atlantic. soon, but to our way of thinking the of forest fire protection at one lime i:-..l We t.'utni; foundation wall of the new court hdUsr which-were unfitted for the pro­ The PunamWinds arcand the’ driest and ofland - renting the ruins soni» old house that had rnewt important consideration in elect-i threatened to leave much of our atati parching of all, prevailing lor duetion of field crops. tn -' ft fiv-.lKsn dv'troycd by hit- were unearthed. most Most people agree now tliut some ing a candidate to important offftc this •a dreary waste of stumps and charred way* titan one This editorial simply '} (!,nj,’ n- .-ht four months /in the table-land?, of .jnu- over |Tlu' older ri-*ldent* say that u house. Peru year ta his ability to lower government j Umber. But now. thanks to conserva- point* out what ta going to happen toL ‘ tyjies »f cutover land can be more / ot thorn -ac । which was attcrwant* used it. a court * The Sanilel ><«r Simoom warns of it- ' profitably utilised for forests. for v” is and consequehtly taxev. -not hisltton measures, this danger Is well un­ the revenues of Montana, what iline ; • up'lio:. ,- was dei-troyed by fire, before the approach !n Africa und Arabia by a rcweatlonal imrpowa. or for grazing • degree of humidity or dryness in re. ‘ der control. Also large sections of ing to hapix-n to the county income* ' * niter. m th-j "id court Ijousc was.built. ' than for cultivation and that it Is bet­ card to prohibition "...: ....I John Ct?..- ha* purchaKd of.L. E rcdne.x-v in thc air It is hot and suffo­ ter for a community to wv the lands scenic country unfit for agriculture are and the hm<r- ol our sellout*, when The, whi*ti>3 of’the Iocom0tivc4 arc *tili. .. . appatcii'l- Hinchman u yearling colt for which he cating issmnia, ^destructive" • , h Unite j being pre*ervcd as public parks. Choice Just for the purposes for which they arc • Tile Sirocco is a liot. dust-hulen wind stop and think, win rc will we lxu Ir.-i:it.d <anf ! I'-J'i i''4’1’ H* i* a half brother of thc ndapn-d than to attempt to persuade THE STATE POLICE lands along taka?, streams and :n when the S l v nin- no more down the ■ ■ ' late Harry Noblo with u record of originating m the deserts of northern pe-iple to buy them for farms Africa, and blowing acrcw.qllie Meditcr- . Thow candidate, for governor ahoi “Stands that might have tjeen gob­ long line of shimmering steej.'-Helens xn apfX'aijir.ce. one v.ouldn t be, 1G and already promises to be a cancan to Italy and Sully ’ i Dr L C Gray, land economist from . advocate abolishing Mhe State Police;Wrd up bv P«vate real estate ventures -Mont.^ "Independent 1 a.-d t.> h’«r them^burst out in -;»^tly one A half brother of this colt Tiie Solano ta a hot, du-.lv. southeast the U. H.' Dept, of Agriculture will Ik recently «>ld tn Lansing for MJXW and fi'j not h >7 a very deep understanding ’ ha" bw’n Preserved for thc ben.-nt of wind of Spain. Tiie S|xmiard.v aav. at the meeting Thc details of thc sur­ BRUCKER 1S RIC.ILT John thinks he has gut a tainanrn vey marie of Alger county by -the When they make Mllh taan citizens and visitors to th.-, of Michigan affairs. •Never w'k a favor during Uic-Solano.' r mortgag** anti > Mr, and Mr- Addie Parker. Frank Thc Trade Winds arc not so named Michigan Lands Economic Survey will j -'tatemeflts tjtnt arouse hostility toward state Particularly valuable, too. is the candidates oppwfng him for thc nomut n id nt Black. F. O Htouell and Dr. C. P because they are gpod for wlnd,-driven be* presented at the meeting for du- ’ foul ifiatlqn f >r governor who advocate <h.-i this Organ .ration they raise seriou», work being done - to preserve-fish, , • !> one. Bea rente laliirup went to Dcjroit yesterday on trade or commerce. Etn~IfRTfffsc they elusion. A field trip will be made In­ doubt about the wiscior. r safety of Bnd K41"'' ,rom junction. Many p-ro- abolltidh oj the property tax. • Mr v-.- much of this-' ttu- Maccabec excursion I to Alger county to visit somp i»inU of an idle c!n-um“ and in* ” llus country’ probably remember Bfurijt-r says Mi.** Bc"ie Willison has relumed trade <or treadi the same rounc They interest found in this survey. cnrxdtnng them fot. ar. office that' ide ” '** '***"*'* r<im for table • :r»m Toledo flier? ‘he has been visit­ are continuous and blow chiefly in the jthe swanps of passenger pigeons ntiat he's right in that statement tropics. On the north side of the .-qua- CTD. un- ucon I c*fic What those who s«<-x real reform in ing her Mstcr. Mr* Waller Buckhout. u.-ed to migrate to Michigan each sum­ tax itlon-matters 'must gu.vd against MicmgAa pcop: Dr. Matt Wightman of New York, is tor they blow from the-nortlieasl. and bl KAUB HERD LEADS . xpectrd to visit relatives in the city 1on the .south side from the southeast. Uhftadbtedly tnere attacks ftatntt mer. Yet within a few .years unre- . in Ulis state of agitation are .the promIN MICHIGAN TESTS »trieted slaughter of .these birds tpade i lm-- built upon tallacious principles and, this breed scarce that now ^r:ij mad.- to catch voir- Ltaleningiu - .cn , John Doxey ol Chicago called, on his i .acht* and motorWay I East Lansing. Sept 6-The Holsteins quarters American people Have an inmany old friends in the city yesterday. o! Ilx,, mim, I’"""*’ “ b-; S»-. .......... , owned by Don Straub. Berrien county. th.. . . real tax reform. , NEWS GLEANINGS ntWtthc corii- ■»hd will leave for his home this altcrI again lead ail Michigan herds which Thu ts a ctaMlc ex>mp.e of what O: cmr.-c :nr property lax cannot be . r|ctcd An air- ifixm. Recently launched French motpr-.'are being- tested in r-- UnproveqwMit —a------------- —ashunting without restriction can ac- abolished and it j-botfld not be aboUsli- " with mall and liners have square funnels instead of sociatioiu as producers of butterfat, ac. compksl: » ed. Property is getting protection and LMOru «i FIFtY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY the customary round type rqiding to the dairy department at Often we-hear the question put. tal^t^b' f-ujt pay ftr that privilege n make the M-nillc The equalized valuation of Barry' ----------- . Michigan State which supervises this The rate police.*11 conservation work willthe ex- . Wha; ■l> ir- U”'-'' u1-’ -. ,y. ilkige on the mini- county i» 610.000.600. That ot Eaton The continent , of Asia contains the' H.I Ikxiy.' -^4... con- penscs worth while? Thc via-in. c.x |hare gUw the Ktibp’ct careful thought _ .r . . county u> 311500.000 And Hut isli u.-n best uie answer! —------.nThc Straub hefd AroducM an averhighest mountain, the highc«t. ..... pla.it properly- snail.not hare to a*-. *■ '* ' c„ h.le auitltng ! u. Try to. visualize-a Michigan who*-! same more .it the burden of taxation ■’..V,‘Vk.,.jf1’ th^^angers'' and' hair­ about "5-per cent of the real valuei' teau. the lowest take, MW the most exten- a<p nf !«■•» fWbnJU of milk and Moi of the property In each county, and u site lowland and the deepest take, in! Pounds of butterfat per cow for the ■.vevigaHons' oft< rtep on toes fomts were destroyed almootf* totally just about equal as between these two the world. . ........ i >'«»r. This herd has led the Michigan ;lw_~ -counties •ejected county effic;*'.* by fire, whose woodland*.• take* and P'Otevt.on .t ta given , 11 associations three times previously and td .j upon .. Naturally thii .. streanj> rrrr devoid of game and woh’rhSta ’Jn *J'or- our imprewinn of tl-z BeaA very desirable improvement has The second oldest college m the ,ia1rt h‘«*? ranking in herds tested wni^H?ft wr' “ ,h lt thu u ’ r’"lon °r Michi-1 been made by .the relaying and lower- United States is the College of William, lhr"i'R’1nu‘ ,he United States. •he populari'y- of me where no choice scenic spot* were left­ thrv they will will arrive st the the concl.imn conclusion that thrv arrive at Wi, ,a; . ,o <.xpl<1-c lng of the walk acr<M* Jefferson street and Mary at WHltafnsburg. Va. foundAlfalfa hay, silage, and home grown troopers. 'Admittedly the state ’ ' police for - - public •— benefit .....t. That would b.- a limitation of the amount of tax. :i»i -it undergoes the inevitable dc-j°n the north side of State street. ed tn 1693 grains supplemented with concentrates are not beyond criticism ’ Michigan if conservation work were real property should bear iriust be 1m- v.-ljptnrnt mt > ■> regular summer nMrs. Chancey A. Barnes left this ’ ----------are the recipe offered by Mr Straub cv*n sure but that the present *l-up t* discontinued. . posed and that tlsc only »ale and sure . and anv place with the natural: morning for a visit to the Centennial. Canada's population ha* increased I for the production records of his herd, way to impose it b by constitutional being overextended. A* we understand ----------------------chirm o! tho Beavers, ttu- pine wood- Bile goes by way of Detroit, thc Canathe last 10 years. ' The fact that the enure Straub lam­ limitation—Crystal! Falls Diamond' i.md- tiie n.land take*and streams, the। “da Southern and Eric and Lehign 18.04 per centtn -------------- ily takes a working interest in the welit. the atatc police were originally Drill Whlle Russia is Hie targesI country fare of the herd also may be a reason miles of .-andv sliorcllne and tlw brae-' Valley roads. • formed as a group of state accret serv­ ing air hasn't ttu gh<wt of ^chance Today Mrs Nathan Barlow. Mrs In the world China has the largest: for the records. In China millions of people live on JUST BY COMPARISON ice men with a few troopers to. assist I ---------- ‘— -------------• ot escaping such a fa'-’ Julius Rtuiell. Mrs Charles Russell, population. Things We've Forgotten. county officials tn difficult crime cases, fragile houseboats, mpored to the river Mrs M. E Taylor. Mrs Wm S. Oood. T*-------. . SELF-REVEALING. Tlz 5.000,000 share days on stock} r'year Mta* Rose Goodyear. Miss Ellen and to serve as "shock troops" fn event banks and seldom moved in the course h“ Klmbbll. Mtas Anna Fcree and Mr. of serious outbreak*, thus eliminating of a lifetime. Thus China, land of market . n * „ The financial page Edward Powers of the firm of Messer sign "Some day you will own a horsefine statesman has been BRIEF OBSERVATIONS inc necessity tor -depending on a state I contradictions, seems to be the only and Power, leave for the Centennial less carriage—our gasoline will run If Getting rich over night i country whose floating population u and was hauled by horses I . ^ “ Mbt and sold — mtliUa. PoMibly tne organization Th* farmer of Jeffersons day i ------Honorable -----------Jatob „----M- -----------Ferris will speak U. 8. just on edge of greatest proi------- -— .borne nne whom as your mother you should be confined within these -limiu ,*ution*,7 —Los Angeles Times. pen:'-' . independent and could hold opinions, at Middleville on Saturday. SeptemStockholm. Sweden, has more tele- would trust— Stcadiiy we,are tending toward becam- ber 9. Everybody should go and hear plumes in proportion to the population Having long known him to be wise and lor Uw prte.nl: »e Bute no prHrnje I A„ „pl0„, roota.,,; ' 'I Just around the corner ■ Dividends. ing a nation ot employees."—James him. than New York London or Chicago. just— . of 0,1,te on anlhonly on Ute taOiecl koW-., ,poc u> b, verkhw.iuk ta SI-! Things We Remember. Truslow Adams. 1 ■ --------- —♦».--------------IJust note the bulging of that felirm . BUI ta uy ini. .he .Ute pollee taotad Mrte. He l>» evlOenUy never teld Ute What we have got ---------- r 1 It is estimated that leu than 50 pet Members of the efficient British po-l vest-— Our neighbor! and, friend­ If 1U the I! 13000)0000 gold in thc cent of the graduates of taw schools |ice receive 318 a week and there is al-1 Wherein an unground axe conc»»!*H te lubeMM teueute . ,.00,000 l»r. wren, uun, 4„u„, „t ,.,h kll , Future hopes ■xmld was brought together, it would pass the ba: ewnmationa-at the first "" ‘ waiting list ready to join the' doth rest. reru tall •ten! reuly needed bu >i.e —Burins Show. Health. . nuke a 31-foot cube. tnal Hotea Bigelow. H. Hat The greatest hat value offered in many a long year, undoubtedly the finest hat ever offered for $5. We have this famous hat in a full range of styles and colors. Other Well Made Hats In the New Fall Styles $1-50 $j.5O "The Store for Dad and Lad" From Our Scrap Book A Quotation of Our World 'Pungent Paragraphs Crumbs of Wisdom �THE HASTINGS BANNKR, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. UH V' IMPROV NG M' What Is the Matter With Our Primary System ? 13196578 ernor or congressman to be convinced By C. F. Field. of its dissolving force. In’ order to No thoughtful &nd conscientious stu­ prosecute their own selfish ends some dent of American politics today will resort to any misrepresentation of their deny the awertton that our primary political opponents to convince their syatom at notnlmuing candidate* is de­ hearers of their own or their candle fective. unsatisfactory and impracti­ date's superiority and of the serious cable. Pnaslbly certain reforma in its disqualifications of their fellow republi­ working can yei be made that will res­ can or democratic opponents. Thc un­ cue the • experiment frfim ultimate sophisticated voter is astbnlslied to abandonment as a relic of tiie past. ‘hear how unprincipled, extravagant. If one were" to indict the system be­ fore tile American people a& a grand ' machiavellian. Incompetent are ail tho 'competitors of the speaker. even Jury sitting in Judgment, at least four though belonging to the same party *■-. counts could-be presented ngaituit it; I he; and he wonders whether he First II splits' tiie political |{ftrticv , wouldn't be doing a patriotic thing to and ruins the bj-partisan nature of our । vote for the other party. form of government. ' Obviously, such swashbuckling tact­ Second. Il prevents a full exprrawion ics, even in the campaign for nomina* of tlw public will ’ tion. undermines parly organtzaliop, Third. It -is needlessly complicated splitting the party Into hostile factions, and expensive from which it becomes very difficult to Fourth it encourages unqualified recover its esprit de corps before the men and women to run for office. i following election: As an anny cannot .. ioonquer without discipline, so a party minht rvadilv nviu- tn minrt tan............ ‘ can,M»l win without unity of pur|>os<AM S’«»—-•Irtl. (Continued from page one) improvement of township highways shall reach 14.000.000. For the mileage to be taken over each year the aliowahec by the state amounts to $160 per mile. The addi­ tional amount granted for each ot the j four following years is to be used for still further improvement of the mile-; age taken over. , It 13 generally iffidcr-torxi in Barry ‘ county that the4dwnMiips will make no-, appropriation, or.ut best only a very small, appropriation, for township pads. , The lime will undoubtedly won vrime when townships will not be i expected, tut townships. to raise money; for road building or road improvertient • In Calhoun comity tire ,-poard <>f' supervisors have agreed to match; evf-ry dollar contributed by the rtat.-j for the betterment of township roads' with a dollar to be raised by taxation by that county. That helps a lot. espe-i rinlly u.i Calhuun has not SO rough a in. Harr, !„ lowed as in Barry First, building a roadbeft on each township rood taken. ’over, elghttt-l) feet in width, grading It -------------------------------------- • i und sloping it m> 11 will .-died waUr; 1-rty lo,ally and mnl ...** •“ “• inS «•»««“' also putting drainage ditches ut the I being clearly illustrated cverv dnv of i’rllic|l>h- on which American govern- ride of the road. In this county only u very little gravel can be drawn on I । the township roads; but tn Calhoun! ... Il.trn lo or .rad u,, u.ler cHUcfe... Ilhr I*™'* »< all the money put in by the county is] of candidates for such offices tu> gov- < continued on page eleven, part two) us*d to .pay for gravel. The township roads taken over, generally sja-aking. cast not tar from $100 a mile, with! modern equipment, to shape the road-1 lied to a width of eighteen feet, and.' the drainage ditches at the side. 'Iliis, T A T> < T1 C? II I7TKffKfmi may com ii little mon-in Barry county.! nHmnrv »xt.m i„r ... .».r during the primary campaign Is det^Micblran ataL «*r-, moralizing to tire party if not des trueTli.-nrt> X 11. div ne. de eloei 10 lts and O'^lplinc. And ■uET"£ U «>J«M * Vote For GEORGE FOULKES of Hartford, Michigan FOR CONGRESS CHARLES H. KIMMERLEu =• “z rss'.Se be true that $100 a mile would easily j do the kind of.grading neewary on; such roads.. That leaves about $220 per; mile that can be iwd in that county! WHAT HE ADVOCATES each year for grave). While, that will; FurusuxAbirly years he has been recognized as one of.Michigan's outstand­ not go very far in one year. inX flve: years-It will probably lx- sufficient to ing ITogreuivc Democratic-farmers. . • place nine feet of gravel on the center j He hu-. given of ills timer and expended hb own money, waging relentless of all township highways. An . stimutc; warfare. hiSlde and outside hl* party, against th. forces of :>i»rcial privilege. of $1,000 per mile of township roads, Only a tew years ago he. almost alone, defeated the attempt to endorse tin- with on* cnat of gravel spread out to; Boyles bill, which provided for cutting the period of redemption on mortgage a width of nine feet, probably would; forreitMurrs. in Michigan, from one year to ninety days. not far from correct |t can lx-He u unalterably oppised tp moratoriums on. or cancellation of. foreign .■een that in Calhoun. If that county; debts, but favors uuuatorium.* on American debts. And he favors the Frazier with their program carried out’as they; bill which provide* for n-fmancing mortgages at -a low rate of Interest, to wive have, started, and probably will con-; our farms and homes to tlw owners. tlnuc, every road tn Calhoun will be! He favors tIk- Tlioma.—Swank bill whlqh provides that thc farmer sifitll an improved road, gravelled and fit.receive the cost of production for that part of his product consiiinqci within the for travel. We /have mentioned this with no! United Stap-s If this law had been in effect lust year the funner would have recetved 11.19 tn 30 )x-i bu.du-1 for his wheat, ami u like increase f<u’hU4ive idea that Barry county shall follow; 'lilt at the present time. We do not stock ami other products. think that should be done in this coun-1 He believes: "Give us a mopey system that makes it easier lor goods to flow ty until all thc Covert road bonds are from man Pr man. and all the factories could not keep up with the demand " paid Then with thc townships prac-f He holds that iKMiam-e of money, and control of its volume, and value, un: ttcaiiy relieved from road taxes, wei functions ot thc Congress winch should nut be delegated to private muni|Mi- thing the county could safely apply at! lalorx. ' ’ . r ■ kart as much as-the state shall pro-; He believes that the buying power. debt-payingUxiw-rr and tax-puging power vide ior the improvement of township I <>f the people niintt Ik restored, ( . roads. This would not increase, but1 - He believes that tuxes should lx- limited to ilk- iictual needs of wise and’ would considerably decrease the. total: which this county and thc •townships! frugal government and distributed on the principle of ability to pay,. have been raising for many years for He belicve.s that- the present financial depression is the creature of pre­ highway puiposs's. The townships meditated human conduct, and that the current ballyhoo about taxes U being would be practically saved from all ’ staged as a. smoke screen to obscure thc real conspirators. highway burden?. Thus the tital rcHe say- "Pay,the soldiers now. We owe It to them and they peed It Pay diiclipn vo.ild be large if that course Il now und put the money at w«»rk. This can be done without increasing the in­ shall be followed, after the Covert road terest -bedung debt It would mean In tills Congressional District $3,970,958 bonds are paid. distributed fullow-.. Allegan. $G7B.5OI. Hairy, S3K8.169; Berrien, $1.430.l»4: Casr., $368,404; St. JuM-ph. $540,101; Van Buren, $575,716. A PROVEN NUISANCE IS Mr Ktmmerle is Jar (he Democratic platform, and In addition, he agrees THE CAROLINA POPLAR with W. Cl. McAdoo. tlint-tlM- savings of the people can antUsAould be safe­ guarded by a practical Bank Guarantee System. Mr. Kimmvrle favor1 .•ending the 18t!i Amendment stniight back U> the Roots Of Trees Chopped Down states and people for their, re-approval or rejection, nrtd in thc manner ax pro­ 15 Years Ago—Still Alive vided m Article V of the Constlljilion. —Clog Sewers .If you want to lie represented in the American Congrch* by a Democrat who T- O Webber brought to this office bcllevra In the fundamentals taught by Jefferson, and Lincoln’^hen make it your buxine.-.v to see that this man is nominated on September 13th. You will Saturday a curiosity in thc shape of a find his name on the Democratic Primary ballot.—Adv. ma.vs of roots of thc Carolina Poplar ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- X— that were taken from a city* sewer in MhMhAMkMMMAMhMMMhMMMWMhMh ! front of Ills place. 507 E. Madison St . thc day before. Mr. Webber has had all kinds of trouble with these root., getting into the small sewer pljie leadlug from hlx house to the city M-wer. u.s well as from clogging up the eight inch .vwer in front :of ills premises ---------------------------- AT THE ----------------!-----------Naturallyjhe writer asked Mr. Wvb,ber why he didn't destroy thc Carolina Poplar trees We were astonished to learn that they were chopped down fifteen years agn; yet thc roots are liv­ ing andyacciirionally a young tree will -sprout /p tn Ills.garden from .some ol these roots. ’> Tills particular root had found a : small opening In Jhe cement that had ' been used at the joint when tiie sewer was laid. The rootlet which entered the sewer voa considerably smaller than 3 lead pend!; but when it found j this opening into thc sewc< It grew In­ u„. ho j , side the sewer, into a root nearly an ; inch in diameter. Fivn: it Had radia­ ted un Amazing mass of finfc rootlets that cfiectually clogged the eight inch pipe. This indicates that thc Carolina ■ Poplar ta a dangerous tree to set out MIDDLEVILLE for shade One can hardly resist the conclusion that some uncanny, sense within the . rootlet Itself must direct and guide it | to n hole in the sewer, or to the least ' opening m the joint, in order to crawl in and make itself perfectly at home SHOKTENINC and do a lot of damage. The fact that such'damage from the roou df (these trees continues fifteen years after the trees were cut down shows that the Carolina Poplar Is really n menace. •When the sewers were originally laid In this city, there wm no thought of damage by roots, so proper care was ! not taken In cementing the joints. OF CASSOPOLIS Primaries Tuesday, Sept. 13th Democratic Representative —In— CONGRESS [Fowrth District] Individual land farm taxpayer. Unequivocally opposed to waste of public monies. A successful farmer and business man. An outstanc<ng leader in tax reform movements. Bargain Days UnaUied with any minority groups seeking selfish advantages. NORTH SIDE GROCERY Endorsed by, the National Association for the reduction of Public Expenditures and Michipan Taxpayers' Association Friday, Sept. 9 - Saturday, Sept. 10 i->b.b°x izc Crackers Apple Butter . ., 23c Gold Dust E&ETi: 3 c.~ 14c Butter Rolled Oats Crisco “ 23c | . . 9 u.. 23c c- 21 c P&G Soap iOB.r.Z9c Fresh Bologna . .. 2 u.. 25c Small Frankfurters 2 tt. 35c Coffee T0XT^ 2 lb.. 39c Save by Buying at HIINMAN’S Phone 2491 Guaranteed Merchandize We Deliver BRANCH DISTRICT. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur pithrop. Mr and Mrs. Harry Green spent Sunday 1 with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fassetl. i Tiie Norton school reunionfwas quite . well attended tn spite of the rainy weather Judge Wm. W Potter, a for­ mer pupil, was present and gave a short talk, also Congressman Ketcham, who talked upon taxation. All present , fell (t to be a day well spent. J The total number of volumes dis­ tributed by the American Bible So­ ciety was recently announced as 136 979.404 GREEN FOR Adv. “This association, which combines the activities of over six hundred or­ ganizations working for tax reform, after due investigation, has decided to endorse MR. GEORGE FOULKES for Congress on the Democratic ticket in the Fourth Congressional District. In November you will elect three men who will practically control the expenditures of your public money for the next two years. Your State Representative—State Senator and Congressman. The cost of all other offices and officers is controlled by the votes of these three. We feel that -in the person of MIL FOULKES you have a man who President—MICHIGAN meets the qualifications demanded by our Organizations, and we com­ mend him to your thoughtful con­ sideration for Congress, in this ■ Fourth District. His untiring ef­ forts in organizing tax reform movements in this and other states has met with much success and brought about much heeded re­ forms. He has devoted mapy years to farming and a successful busi­ ness career/ And has not hitherto held elective office and is not allied to any minority groups now seeking selfish advantages.’’ A vote for GEORGE FOULKES is a vote for economy and a square deal for all. TAXPAYERS ASSOCIATION �rat nturao, bimbi wroxntur strmrBtn J_-—,~11 spectators felt sure that Beaver had Indenendents to PlaV I । won but the judges decided differently. lnacPc',ucl‘ls „ Next Monday evening these three , G. '---------- '■---------------- ■------------- .------- .ut'■* C take part in the* finals to be heki Hastings Independents will play the! ut Greenville. The’tournament will —J r~~ ~ {begin strong Grand Rapids Independents in begin at about 8:15 8:16 o’clock. HASTINGS BOXERS WIN Mickey McPharlin. n funner Hastings a game here Sunday. This t«*am will | TAiiDUtrv CCUI riMAl C *»>■ “nd a capable amateur, has been be one of the strongest to play here luUnNtl otml-rlNALo working out regularly with the Has- i ihls reason. The local nine has had a, ----------- tings team during life summer and tlw i great record this reason and have been • McGrath and Karines Victors boys are showing the result* of this ex- {giving the fans planty of exciting conipenence. Louie Karmes’ garage is theftarts to remember. At least one more By Kayoes—Pete Barlow “headquarters for tlw boxing team. The game is to lx* played before the a*a»n/ । boy.-; have rtggt-d up a ring . and a: ends. . * Gets Decision Three out ot four Hastings boxen punching bag and are going through-------------------------- •-**--------------INDEPENDENTS BEAT were vttors m th.* seml-ftnaU of thw0rtout3 Western Michigafc amateur tourna- MRS. TOLHURST IS MARSHALL NINE 11-5 ment.beld at Belding Monday evening CHAMPION LADY GOLFER Local Batsmen Connect For and the fourth one iwt on a decision, that was booed soundly by the specta- i ----- Two JElif* innings—Brownie I tors,. Of The Ha.tinji Country Olub Hold, Vl.itor. To 7 Hit. Ed. McGrath of Hastings fifhtlhg in Inaw„a„.. ,h,' the lightweight class, knocked out Jdhn, For 1932. Winning That • „ - Contest - - WJeTs of Sheridan shortly after the! Honor Friday In . Marshall nine here Suhday afternoon J openmg of the firs.t round. A crashing I। The question as to who is the cham­ ; 11 to 5. Thc local ba'umcn had two bU ' innings, the third and the sixth yhlchj right to the solar plexus did the trick. lady. golfer of the -Hastings accounted for eight puns. Marshall] Stere Karmes of Hastings kayoed Ed- pion । Club for 1M2. was/e:<led FYI-' stagAii a rally In the MA*en(h !h“t was die Scholl ot Sidney in the first round. Country 1 Steve hod hl* mart* on the floor twice day । in a very interesting contest be-i. good lor four runs. Al Brown pitched •' for the count of nine before the final tween i Mrs. Leon Tolhurst and Mrs. lor tiie Independents and held Mar-1 seven hits. Charles Vanhead ‘ . 1 shall —to — - -— । punch. PeA* Barlow of Ionia won a R. | T. WnKon. The ladies were very evenly match- j started for Mardiaii but was replaced I decision from Joe Wleronck ot Ionin. Wlezonck kept going gamely but’ was cd < but at ijte close of the contest Mrs. by Kimler in the eighth. was victorious by the score Herewith b the score by innings: outclassed by a wide margin and ab- Tolhurst : sorbed considerable punishment. < three up and two to go. Hastings. of score By Innings, developed some excellent golfers I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H' Hurry Braver of Hartings lost to has i Croton Wood of Beidfng by decision, iamong the ladies and a number of Hastings.0 1 3 0 0 5 0 2 x—it 13 Alter the fight ended moat ul the them t shoot very creditable scores. .Marshaif 0 1 0000400—5 7 ‘-------- Herewith is a JLwt of butting averages for the reason to date. McCann'heads I tlx* list thl.r year with Brown. Roush I and Parker following. '1,7, . , . T1 । Sporting Items | ---------- — Good News For Washer Buyers We are offering grea|est value to be found .404 .344 30 15 JOO .298; .253 215. .200! .500 j A-team of Nashville glrl*vwi)l play i the strung feminine nine of Indian; Landing at Indian .Landing Sundayj afternoon. A second game will follow j between boys’ teams of Indian Land^' ing and Lacey. HIGH GRADE Washing Machines We cannot advertise the name, but it is of one of the popular and well advertised makes and just think of it. the price for a short time is only $39.95. Come in early as this offer is for only a short time! Miller Furniture Co "Complete Home Furnisher's" Telepone 2226 McCann .... Brown i Rdu>h . .... Parker .Young Leonard ... jBrandy .•.... Harrington . Moore .... . Bump ..... | Kennedy .... Feminine Nines to Meet in Gamd Sunday —in-STRICTLY Hastings, Extde 13PIATE BATTERY im spenaents to riay । R. Team Sunday, ° A “NUTTY" GAME. j Dr. A. E. Leitch. Saginaw physician.’ faced a double and insurmountable; ■ handicap in a club tournament for, members of thc Saginaw Country club. j Playing Charles Q. Carlisle, secre-1 tnry.of the Saginaw AiTlomoblle club.i Dr. Leitch not only found his op­ : pofient’s golf too consistent, but lost! a stroke, a golf ball and his temper i when a -squirrel picked up his bull and i i scampered into a nearby tree. Efforts I­ ' to make the squirrel drop the ball were I I futile.—Chcasanlng Argus. FOOTWEAR \ FOR SCHOOL Careful selection and fitting of footwear for children arid young people is a most important factor in their physical and educa­ tional welfare. We carry a carefully selected stock and devote considerable attention to "CORRECT FITTINGS." We invite you to-call. Shoes for the Little Folks These shoes or slipper* are made of good solid leather hard knocks.' They come In Mitukrd, patent and camel Boys and Girls in the Grades Stitch-Down Shoes or Oxfords Sizes 7 to 2, in patent, gun metul onestrap, arid prown leather* with goad leather of cvtnposilluii soles at a pair Tennis Shoes are also needed and we have them in youths’, boys’, ladies* anti men's sizes. They are made of’ good heavy duck uppers with good rubber bottoms that are vulcanized: on to stay. Wu are showing them a(thc following prices: Oxfords, Straps and Etc. consist*' at styles’ for boys and Rirls in oxfords, straps und high shoe*. sixes 6 to 11. In this group they are styled shoot,. ’Some of them hqvr horre hide sole* which cannot lx- beat lor wear. Priced at ’ up to $1.35 pair Slippers and Oxfords , are romiXMicd of thc best we carry in larger chUdren's Most of thc xtylrs in fbUgtuup are thc famous •Xlrwit Scott." 'how they wear’ line nf shoes which Mre made in widtta with ktxxl, firm-liorse hide sulr.s, <>f which there-is none bet- who really need good, firm shoe* which will stand hard wear and still look good aflwith good linn *>»Jrs and up­ per* that will otand re-wlinc $J75 82^5 49c and 95c And S1.25 Shoes for the Bigger Boys up to $1.85 pair up to $2.45 pair up to $2.95 pair Ironside Shoe Company Harold 1. Smith & John H. Crue, Proprietors Hastings, Michigan LABOR DAY CELE­ BRATION A SUCCESS (Continued from page one) j-noon IB to Id, Both games attracted a jlot of* |hhi|»I«*. Music by the .Hasting; jCity Band was enjoyed und appreciut- ■ No record w;u> kept of thc name.* of [the winners of the various evenu. for 1 which we are sorry , a-, we wvuld like to |print them. “ I Long before everyone wax served. the •supply of roast ox waA exhausted. exht so 'the lunch stands'operated b> cion, and Auxiliary were very ■util JMUIroniwd nil day. resulting in tt nice J Business for them. ! It is reported that one hundred bund seven • took airplane rides en Sunday Stir uyd. raying that st patronage they had had \The triple parachqte landing. f the last events, on thc proigram was an exhibition of wrestling by ' Omar JJayker of Hastings und r pro­ ! teiwlorisQ. from Battle Creek which the Icrowd enjoyed. ’ All of the Concessions were well pat­ ! ronlxed and everyone- had a gixtd time, i If the Legion shall conduct another >unflav picnic next Labor Day. they | will profit by this years experiences. jThey surely appreciate the uxsi-tance ' given by others who were not members |Of the LcSltfn. Commercial club or ; Auxiliary, a large number of whom stood by loyally, all day. STILL GOING STRONG! OUR TRUCKS ARE BUSY DELIV ERING MATERIALS YOUR NEIGH BOR BOUGHT AT OUR SALE ... Better GET YOUR ORDER Placed The Homemakers’ Corner By home Economics Sixctalhts Michi­ gan State College Now that you con gel on Exlda cl thia low ptkt, with all that Esida meant ir» quality, no excuse ’remains for running the risk of serious trouble and expense which inferior batteries. may cause . ,. WHEN IT'S AN EXIDE ... YOU START. OUR MOTTO: Values and Service- FIRESTONE TIRES COMPLETE LUBRICATION ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Corner Court and Jefferson, Hastings • Shoes, probably the most abused ot jour clothing accesaories. take a new 'leare on life if ■ut away for the night i on shoe trees . A heavy coat ol clear shellac on ad­ vertisements and picture* cut from ; magaxir.es and mounted on jixrteboard . for a Children’s scrapboqk. will not only i protect them from wear and tear, but {also makes them washable. Only cle>re white shellac sliould be used, especially on colored pictures. The attic and thc rag-bag -may be sources of new rugs, new curtain*, new upholstery, and new clothe* when the old are dyed or tinted for new uses. Shine on woolen materials is caused by grease and wearing off of the nap To remove this shine.' sponge the ma­ terial with warm water containing a Utile ammonia and press thc garment lightlyFour rule* for preparing dried fruit are: wash it thoroughly in warm water, soak it a long while, cook it slowly, and add the sugar at the end of Che cooking pcrl-Hi --------------- --------------------Golf will reduce a man to shame when nothing else will. GREEN FOB SHERIFF.—Adr. UNDOUBTEDLY BUILDING MATERIALS WILL NEVER BE SOLD AT THESE LOW PRICES AGAIN No Telephone Calls The HOME LUMBER CO HASTINGS MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7, 1>M ENTERTAINED FOR GUEST. MR. AND MRS. MARK Miss Marguerite MePharlin RITCHIE ENTERTAIN pleasantly entertained several young people of Hastings Friday evening Lot Owners Of Spring Beach complimentary to her guest. Miss Elizabeth Clark, of Kalamazoo. The And Ritchie Woodlands Orevening was spent in playing carda. ganiie Association Mr. and Mr*. Frank Kline of Ann ■ Mis* Florence Trleb and Melvin Jacoba Social Events and Personal Mention Mrs Belle Pattison ha« gone to Kai- j Edward Bottum. Jr., waa In Grand amazoo to visit Mi*» Margaret Brockie. Rapid* on Saturday. ' Arbor spent the week end here. The Spring Beach and Ritchie won topscore « — •and Miss Leonards Trleb Mrs Tillie McLaughlin of Muskegon| Andrew Matthews was' tn Detroit’ Gardner Chidester, Jr., of Madison, Woodlands Gun Lake Picnic Aswcia- and Will ,.Ul.iam McCallum consolation the Monday guest of Mr*.. Dan Tuesday on business | Wis., spent the week end al home.. lion met with Mr and Mrs Mark Refreshment* of ice cream and cake Ashaltar. I MUs Margaret’Merrick ha* gone to- MBs Olive Clark of GrVtd Rapids Ritchie at their cottage at Gun lake. were served and al) departed Mt a late Dr. w E. McLravy of Grand ItaPid* Bayne City for two week*. ■*rBS • week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs Bunday. September Sth. iiour. This association wax’ organized last spent Monday with Mr. and Mr*. John| j w Johnron of Battle Creek calied p0>rtM‘ D Lan*' _ . . .. Mr. Mrs. Burr Van Houtere-t* year by the Doctors Borain. of South TOOK HIS FIRST AIRMcLravy. on Hastings friend* on Tuesday. '' and ' " . have been--------visiting Roy Heath returned ’Tuesday from; Mr, Paye pontey and MU* Betty ’. •Alma ---------------------•• her mother.- Bend. Indiana, and was voted to be’ PLANE RIDE SUNDAY! Bay View where he has been spending Donley visited in Detroit last week. ’ ‘ Mrs S*™1* Brandstetter. an annual gathering.of the lot owners! th. summer | Mr and Mr» Albfrt Veddfr haw Mr and Mix C. W. Clarke have re­ of Spring Beach and .Ritchie Wood­ Mrs C. M Balch of Grand Rapids turncd /rorn ,hort >Uv ln Jackxm turned from their trip to Los Angeles lands. Mr. and Mrs. Washington Hel-j These gatherings do much toward was the guest of Mr*. Fred Ryerson. Mrs j E MCHwBjn and Mtas Emily and oU,er P°lnU ,n California. I mer Married Nearly 63 over Hu-w.-rk rnd McElwain were In Detroit on Friday Mr and Mrs. Fred Tetron of Chl- ccmenUng the friendship of the pcoMrs s B Wilcox of Milo vuited her । Mrs Minnie Adams of Lansing visit- ca6° were guest* of Mr. and Mrs pie who are made neighbors along the I • Years lake shore, during thc summer auter. Mrx F Ryerson. Monday and Mrs c<lle Newlon Friday and Sat8u"d*y »nd Monday Washington Helmer was in the city Tuesday of this week. !urday Mirand Mrs Wallace Jones and months. Mr Mr. H B om»U1 .prhl p.rl u„ Mn„ „„„ Uml„, l.mB, h*« rwurwd Irrnn . l«kr nnr . Mr. and Mrs. Cheearman of Grand on Monday to attend tlve Labor Day picnic. 11 ihr p»< urrk w(lh rrl.Urr, .< , , „„ BlmjU .here Ihj, .(.hl ihe ,mr Rapids will entertain next year. Next month. Mr. and Mrs Hrhhcr! muvilli- and vicinity. week end ■' • Mr and Mri Wm0{ Grand will have been married sixty-three1 Miss Anne Burton and Mis* Betty ■ ... ... Wfl; (he gur*t of 9l*nl rro,n s«lur,Ja>' »" Mon­ FREE LECTURE ON years. He Is 80 years old and she is • Oglesby ---------went .. to ..... Ann Arbor- Thursday ' MeMBta of BelUe Creek, d-» *,lh' K"J5 JJ*’’1"'. . . i CHRISTIAN SCIENCE 83 for several days’ stay. !liu> week 1’ and Mrs. J. R. Hay and Mr. and On Sunday Mr Helmer tuulLhW first I Robert O'Connor left ‘Sunday f°r^!rL.F' ? Jf.’’* TlXxES8 . Miss Charlotte latke of Lansing Was the gueM of Mr und Mrs D. L. Chrts- Laingsburg where lie will teach the Mr- and Mrs Forrest B Lane Mon- Richard J. Davis, 0. S., To [ride in an aeroplane and/ays he en| joyed ii day. ' . tian on Sunday and Monday. Speak At Central Auditor!camlng year. ‘ a' • Without a doubt they were the old­ Mis* Helen Eash of near Freeport Mr. arid Mrs. Weldon Wolfe mid Mr.-and Mr* Harrison Bauer and um September 11 . rst couple on tire ground? at the picnic ’ family of Battle creek visited Hastings family of Kalamazoo visited Mr*. Anna .•pent several days last week with her Tlw First Church of Christ Scientist, | Monday. sister and husband. Mr und Mrs relatives Sunday and Monday' Bauer on Monday. of this city announces a free lecture on I ........ " .. Mr. and Mrs E- G. Holbrook of MJ« Genevieve Rider of Akron. । Keith Daniels Mr and Mrs. Chester Stem and Christian Slcence by Richard J Dau* HEBEKAHS TO CELEBRATE l4insipg spent Sunday and Monday Mrs. Anna 1 family have returned Ip their home In, C. S. a member of the Board of LeeEIGHTY-FIRST ANNIVERSARY.’ with Mr. and Mrs Fred Young. Bauer on Tuesday. Mr. arid Mrs. Frank Horton of Kantnrr of 8l- Loub’ Mo., after spending the hh‘T1w‘ R<’b''kahi an- planning a FarnMr and Mrs Claude ------« 5Unilnfr at Gun lakl. Angele-.. Calif. arrived Saturday for a 71 mi“» N,«kl ,or FridM’ September 16. to I IS1KiX ?< RU**“ N-U-n Judson.-MU. Ethel Burton1 Boston?"Mass Th.- iecture will be Raini cllrk of Cleveland. Ohio is and John of Lansing the Central school auditorium <„• *b‘’“J" "^XltAl “1, to XFrritich Ritchie and Miss Winifred Holmes of Lansing were guests of Mr. ,the guest of his parents. Mr und Mrs !**” uh/tun on’Thur^dav'^ ""d i br“!'' tliv fi,s*’ a’>«lv‘r’nr>’ oI u‘r K*“ and Mr.' Harry Ritchie on Monday i s-’r-Urk thU week lE A Burton on Thursday. time The public. t--t.| be. sent'xl , . ut'8 00 . o'clock t t k Bring 5U.llM.r.sand-i। .?ndp-^cmid' |eastern cordlallystandard lnvltfd H^Hend. ____ Dun and Dwight Fisher were in De- .S’ Charles WcUscrt and ron Laurence tnrtt on Monday to witness thc Harms-I °! n nC‘l>' ““d*' White of Grid. Xit Sundn'y and Mon GOTSTB AT CHARLOTTE. , W,;h^nd bring Dre - J worth cup race between Gar Wood and ' at the Labor Day picnic, | _ wither’* farm near’Bay; The ladles of the Hustings Country,' A entertainment 1 bring p.. , K?'1*"*, vv . .ns. \ ' *IUdu^Hu^irchlc.go»|m.tlhr jS* were guests n7Tr<WlX Pa‘arcd ^Vt^^7t"^" C« Richard Hughes of,Chicago spmit thc ^. * Bt Dert ' "rn“ nr’r Dm1C iClub of the Charlotte’!l by Ih<' comm11 Consider this। Detroit where /he "will’ take" a were- ------ ......... ™d C^ dShhlm’S* Mr “ nd Mrs ' Cbrls Frry **«*• c,ub Wednesday In spite ->f the tore^ur i nvitation an d be there. %|r ann Mrs UJins rrry ana ixm-.-uiuo, weancaua>. npiic •> i»c ivjB<;nhim* nd wcatiier tarinl cdurwi at the Detroit Business mother.s. motntr.-., Mrs airs- C^B u. ucunam" , . - iia]d aJ(| ()J nf Orand nrana Hai>lds Hani»u and and Mrs Mr» LI. Rn irid weather golf golf was was played nlaved m tn thtlv _________ ________ Carl W-spliiter. Jr. ',,l^ltd ,, Wolcott and Mrs V. I, Wolcott of j morning und lunch was served to about RH Univmlty. duy ., 10 ®* tl ,e h i Freeport called on Mr. and Mrs Keith .fifty at thc Tee-Off The afternoon Mrs. Jane Barnca left on Friday for studies alter a month* vacation Daniels Sunday. Iwx* spent in playihg bridge with fee-i In our Hat of young men who reher bcime tn Pittsburgh, Pa., after I Mr. and Mrs A. R -Tn<ter • Doris quenl interml&iion-s for viewing thc I reived hqnors nt thc C M T. C at F|irndlng several weeks with Miss Jean HASTINGS Rapid* piesday to rt',y ,lv’’,avcn'.Royer 1 and daughter. Ma.y Catherine.Lpassing eclipse. Prize* for low net were Camp Custer las’, week, the name of Barnes. ’nave moved from Scottville to their • won by Mrs Tolhurst of Hastings and|Bennie Adcock wa* omitted. Miss Orpha Waters of Battle Creek jx>rt-McLachlan BuMncfs College . MrJmd,^ra.,t Corn* Grove, where they' Mrs. Rowe of Charlotte Bridge prize*k Bennie wm ako named • Htudent came Wednesday to spend her two daughter of Battle Creek .jwnt Labor a ww ;>rn> award<.d to qarveth of Ha/- rteorporai. and received an honor in wi.ks’ vacation, visiting friends and Day with Mr. and Mr* F D Bauer Mhg rnd .unBS and Mr, Stine of’chwtotte « »n the testa he alro qualified a. relatives here Mr and Mrs. Leon Manning and Vi ^.-Mar.i-I Rayner •pent the week .,™, d.,-, ...* O-JJ. fjj® I Sid'd -chX.’'bUb! ; ■>.». <■»’>« hu »*» far, m -mu •T-uTut the Porcupine mountains in up­ •'? ' Bund,j. kWH, ,t Ih-BfUM, iran-TSbunr --------------- --- ----------per Michigan. INJURED IN ACCIDENT. '■verety hurt. The girls were badly Mr Mn> H c wun0,rl,rh I .. . ___ BIRTHDAY PARTY. ' Mr- ljuVenie Ryerson and daughter '-y k r,,r lb,Tr hdm. In JCKdmm^. From the Friday evening Grand bruited when the ear overturned -and BIRTHDAY PARTY. | The Wall Inke cottage of Mr- Fred M." ct * Mid"■"'‘“•'"I M~ ............. Wm.dr.lkl. U> Lum arid Mr. and Mm. J. Smut 9! 1 Mr' . ------------. on — into the. ditch MUs Nichol® is Thursday, September 1. Roger Brown, Carl was thc scene of a happy birthday Rapids Press ..we .learn .. that, Thur*. w«-nt w' Roseville visited Mrs. Fred Ryerson cMldrenof Royal Oak are guesta Of Mr .cnd W|U t^l.h (1,‘, celebrated his third birthday by enter- pattyr—for*-*-her daughter. »•> Mus <Iuy n nlRnl KUln NlctinU wiu in-! >11 known Here. " ‘.. ’*— •Helen. ’-■—i. ^j. jght. Miss Ruth Mrs. Vernor Blough for two w.eks. . taming two. little boy friends. Raymond who was seven years old Tuesday. automohil.. Beiljiunin I'rankHn Stickney of Ben­ und Jurtd in an automobile accident on B. W. HOSPITAL GUILD. Mr. and Mr. Alfred Gn-nuf and lit- lb'J""‘hA™‘' 3.tUe Branch and Jack Smith, fhelr mother* There were six Hltle RirU present to “» «” " „ ton Harbor sjient Hie week end with Florence Campbell 'will be the He son spent the w*ck end In ftwith ir . , . , k •»ttinir ncouuintrd r.l*o being present. At five o'cluck re- enjoy thc swimming and marshmallow Mt37 near EngltetivUlr.. four milet bis niree. Miv. Bertha Stickney, of thc Haven, visiting Hieir aunt and uncle. . new ornndron naviri Hnliv .freshmcnU wenserved, including a roast on the beach. Later. Rame* were-south of Sparta. In the c __ ______ -... ------------------------------.--,-7.; ---------------"* t -?— •• ffor September nutting of Morning Glory shopja. Mr. and Mrs. Frfd Mahoney and son “*“* **" "• 7“' ** birthday rake cAkc with colored candles and mid ulaycd played In In the cottage, after which re- young ladies Indies and three v. young men On the Bu»ine-’.< Womens Hospital Guild Mrs.. Kim Sigler and three duugh- J«k o. spent Bunday .nd . *•»»»; *”» *r" S1,three ..................... ........................... candles which each little boy • freshments* ot ice cream and a birththeir way to Grand Rapid* from Mu«next.'Monday evening. Dinner will be ■ have returned from a vWl with IM, ullh Mr. and Mr, Mr Haw-, L«£ #K»)t g Ludln,t»n' •«* • >“™ kegm. Two of the young men *d at the Tlmrnapple Lake House. parents, Mr. and Mr*. 8. H Plrr. of Goodrich, Mich. ,„d mh w Ih- ,ml Mr. c K H,«l< ,nrt f«m-11'' "" -“T, "--I" r.r,-,t Iris hmk Or. and Mr, <W L * c r' r " “ ‘ ; U-'ih;'./, “ .1U< ^“m, F. HJT.lt. Of Joliet, 111. overt «■ l"! U»U “““ t"> k end returning Tuesday. ». >«'”■ »““?>!: a huiiii Edith Bechtel Bccnici amt mui Mias. mim ......... ~ ,....... . „ . _ Thei. vM. Bechtel have gone to South Mrts Ambra FWtewa and Peter Fedewa j Ingram and Mr and Mrs. E C. Barr oi . llavn, 10 wiu, th. Irult h.rv.u » tam.wmiw .1 Fuwlw mi । Detroit and Mr, and Mrs. C E. Bot-. ,1 Mr .,1,1 Mr, J W BmlrkhMMitS Mrrhd.,y .................. n Tn-; lu>” a,‘dA son of Ann Mr. and Mrs Jr " G ----------Bernard nt of T>>-1 T Curtis -nfl JohRArbor. or n j, Mr .nd Mr, C. M. IMO .nd Billy Wa«w\irrickBmer t Pr*’cport’ Co'cn,an a,ld Junior Eash and B.irbnni Stsaon of Oak Park. III.. Lnd Mr. and Mrs. WaynC Mcrriik over , f On|n(1 Raplds a,)(1 Mw v t WoI. | Sunday RUe.-ds of Miss Mabel Sisson. weex cnu. ,,twi cott of Fri^Port spent Thursday, with । Mr and• ................ Mrs Fred Hendershott Mr. und Mre J. L. Waters and fnm- -------. „ and . .j M|. n[u) Mrs Kclt|j naniplh lly had ns guests over th? week end. daughters iuvw Ronc to Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs Harry Cole spent the I Mr. and Mr, Waller Jalfkc of Detroit ’here they have taken, an apartment jweek end and Labor Day in Detroit , /A i. ............... .... JfKe "n0 Harold relumed home with! Dr. D. D. Walton was in Southi Bend1.1 tbt,m 51M,n{llng t|lrir WM.kg wrr! lake. Alfred Watera and Ind l«'t wrek whem.he attendedla (their aunt. Mrs. Fred Brand., and Shr.e children of Alpena, who have recital Riven by his sister. Mrz. family. . &?cn spending their vacation with the Je»c Crandall __ Guests ot Mr. and Mrs. A- J. Veddcr Mrs. Ida Stiand and......................... Mr and Mrs. over Sunday and Monday were Mrs. E.' former’s parents, returned home last • /runcwiuy Thomas Dclarochellc of Chicago were Wednesday. • B. More and two children of Marshall, ' Mrs. A. D KnJ-skrrn has been spendof Dr. -nd Mrs. Guy C. Keller her mother. Mrs. Merriman, and sis­ ing a few days with Dr. Emory’ Knts- ov*’r t,M' **** CHd. , ter. Miss Mane Merriman, both ol k.-rn of Muskegon and tisRIng with; Mr. and Mrs. Wr* Roy "nrAndrus and ML*scs Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Kiley of Detroit I Lieut. and Mrs Leslie A Knlskcm of Katherine and Adah Andrus of Lan­ Washington. D C • 1sing were guests ot Dr. and Mrs J. A. were In thc city Sunday to set her i Mr.-. George Pogue, who has just re­ Wooton on Monday. sister.’ Mrs. Charles Wood, who Is still, uunru r.,m Europe nu.vpe wiwre MUs Mac Keller visited tn Battle a patient al Pennock hospital. Mrs turned ,from where ano she spent Hit! summer, was (In- guest last week .Creek on TU«Bay. Today ohc goes to Wood is slowly recovering from • her I of Mrs-. L H. Evarts, enroute to her Ann Arbor Where she will begin her recent accident. home in Greeley. Colo teaching next Monday Mrs. H. J. Stang of Jackson and Mrs.; ML-.» Nora Renkcs and Mrs. Fred Mf- an,i Mrs. A. H. Sarvelh acom- Richard Hughes of Chicago h.isai-baw ’ Rrnkes after spending the summer ut panted Mis. Jowphlne to Detroit on visiting their mother, Mrs. C B Ben- j their farm home, lift Saturday for Sunday, where she will resume her liatn. Mrs. Stang and Mrs. Karl Faul! work In the Hamtramck schools. . of Woodland accompanied Mr*. Hughes Detroit where MUs Ri-nkes has a po------t Mr and Mrs Mason Nevins returned to Chicago today. SUion in tire-public schools Mrs Mary Perry un<f Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday to their home in Wichita. Ralph Hawthorne and family rclum- Kansas, after spending two weeks w)th hI Sunday;’ from A ylsit with Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Morse Nevins al Wall TUESDAY LUNCHEON « Perry's brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. lake. WAS WELL ATTENDED Mr and Mrs. Ralph Wood and fam_ _______ J. Ii Wonnacott of Bloomington. III. Miss' Marguerite Hr-tmanspcrger re­ Uy, Miss Geneva Wood and Norman jjfrs john Ketcham Named As . . turns this week from California, Powell of Grand Rapids spent Sundav Chairman For Next Week s where she sjx-nt' thc summer with her and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Claude . sister. Miss Helen Enroute home she Word. ' Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Robt. fitiils and Mrs, visited Mrs. Harriet Hosmer Sackett Thirty-six ladles attended thc week­ Robert Burch and granddaughtc/ ly luncheon at the Hastings Country at Beatrice,'Nebr. Miss Florence Watklnu^retunu today Charlotte Caln, attended a family re­ club on Tuesday. Bouquets of zinnia-'. to her school duties in Wyandotte. She union at Morgan lake, north of Grand and marigolds from the garden of Mrs. has been assisting in the core of her Rapids, on Sunday. P. T. Cfflgrove made the tables and Mrs Robt. Walton. Mrs. Wilbur room very attractive. Contract bridge mother, Mrs W. J. Watkins, who is re­ covering nicely from an operation on Lane.- Mrs. Leon Tolhurst. Mrs. Clyde was played at six tobies. Mrs\ David Wilcox. Mrs H. J Horton. Mrs. K. B. Thursday at Pennock hospital. French, of Caledonia, having high Mr. and Mrs L. R Glasgow leave McIntyre and Mrs. R O. Finnic are-in score. Auction bridge was played nt this wf-ek for Elwood City. Pa . where Grand Rapids today »(Wednesday) just one table, high score being won by tiiey will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. playing in the Western Michigan One Mrs. R. W- Cook. The golf event was Day Tournament at the Cascades Don Jones < Feme Thompson).. Miss awarded Mrs. Leon Tolhurst. Sadie Glasgow, who went’ home with Country' Club. —or only $57.50 cash with old heater and coils Guests from out ot town included Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Pennington and Mrs Jones two weeks ago. will return Miss Ldulse Pennington, after spend­ Mrs. Burr Van Houten of Alma, the with her parents. Put in your home the heater now saving money for thousands of users. Mr. and Mrs Emil Tydcn. Mr. and ing the week end with Mr. and Mrs. guest of Mrs Orville Bayles; Mrs Enjoy instant, constant Hot Water Service for all family needs. Let it Mrs Chflord Dolan. Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Baird have returned to their Phyllis Reynolds of Ann Arbor, of Mrs. Richard Grom. Mr. and Mrs. Abcn home at Paton Hall. Romeo. Michigan. Roy Cordes; Mrs W. R. Nolan of Cale­ pny for itself with its economical features which slagh costs to a figure Johnsen and Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Coak Paton Hall, a private school tor girls donia. of Mrs. French; and Mrs. Fred­ never before thought possible. Rid yourself of the bother and Expense were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. under the direction of Mrs. Pennington, erick Parker of West Palin Beach. of old ways—here's a new, better, cheaper- way—and all for a few cents Fla . of Mrs. A. W. Woodburne Hubert Cook at their Wall lake cot­ will open for the fall term on Septem­ Mrs. Morris 6. Hill waa chairman of a day! tage Thurxlay evening. ber twenty-sixth. the committee assisted by Mrs. E, J, Pratt. Mrs. Maude Sciwmp and Mn p. T. Colgrovc. with Mrs. c G. DeCou in charge of thc golf. Mrs. John Ketcham will be in charge next Tues­ day. Twenty-three of the Hastings-ladies were guests of the members of thc Charlotte club last week Wednesday. L. V. BESSMER; Erulght SpcciillK Luncheon was served at the Tee-OB HASTINGS, MICH. with Rolf and bridge forming the en­ tertainment. Mrs. A. H. Carveth won “Built like a Thermos Bottle the bridge prize. Mrs. Leon Tolhurst Seeing imperfectly — cases winning the golf event which was for low netscore. eye strain. And then the real trouble begins. It be­ Sweaters by Bradley & Lamb Knits Good looking — warm — durable. • Pullover and coat styles. We have our fall stock . .. Prices are much lower. All wool fabrics and plain colors. Men’s Boys’ $1.75 to $3.95 $1.00 to $2.45 T. S. Baird Clothing for Men and Boy's Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes NOW use this opportunity A8YEAR PURCHASE PLAN/ TO ENJOY IN YOUR OWN HOME THE POPULAR MONEY-SAVING CONSUMERS SPECIAL Gas WATER HEATER COMPLETELY INSTALLED - READY TO USE Q CC O YEARS J •-/down A TO PAY SELL US Your Furnace Coil, and Old Heater! Dedicated to Better Vision 50 CASH Allowance • Seeing Wrongly 1— gins then. And it. ends only when the patient receives relief with glasses. Nothing but glasses will cause im­ perfect eyes to see as they should. Start to see com­ fortably by becoming our patient. Continued ruxt week. COMPLIMENTED GUEST. Mrs; Jack Rakowsky was hostess Sat­ urday afternoon to nine of her friends, entertaining for her house guest. Mtes Kathleen Hamper, ot Detroit. Con­ tract bridge was played. Mrs. Morris O Hill winning high score and Mrs Ro­ man Feldp-iuscn tiie second Mrs Ray Finnic. of Woodland, was. an out-of­ town guest. paint" ga* opening supplies all the gas needed, yet farnls{>ei constant hot waler for only a few cents a day. These featarn slash the operating cost to a new low figure— prove this heater thf cheap* TO SAVE AND PROFIT BY THIS OPPORTUNITY JUST PHONE 2305 — OR VISIT OUR STORE CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �THT HyTTNCS PiHKCT. WH>»<1gS^Ay^Sgytg>(Bra ?. im Our Success THE CHURCHES WANTS .ONE CENT A WORD. NO-ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25 CIS talhfactor) dralinj with poll< ■PLANS ARE COMPLETE FOR POULTRY.TOUR SEE t’S FOR INSURANCE Fx.t Lansing. Scja 6—Tiie fifth anpxiul Michigan poultry tour will start from Michigan State College Seplemtravel west through Grand /THTn wQthfteM into Holland. NJnd Huinilton: and on Sep22 will go through Bannttr and Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L. MAUS & SON BArritir cinntcn H. S. SHELDON AZSTRACT AND.REAL ESTATE OTHCE . ItAHThing CITY MISSION method. A' < IL'HCII UtlBOWIT 1 1 : HASHNCS FOR SHERIFF I stand for ENFORCEMENT of all laws ns written, partiality to NONE. I believe in ONLY TWO consecutive If nominated and elected I GUARAN­ TEE to cut the expenses without jeop­ ardizing the service dun, the public. I believe in the HUMANE treatment of prisoners. I am 'a member of no GANG or CLIQUE, and have NO favorites. I have no OUTSIDE interest and would be ON THE JOB. ' 1/ elected, I shall at all times serve the best interests of Barry County, honestly, fearlessly and to the best of my ability. 1 believe public office is a sacred trust, TO SUPPORT ME, BE SURE TO CALL FOR DEMOCRAT BALLOT YOUR VOTE And ASSISTANCE GREATLY APPRECIATED In Ma towi noth him him OlMC that spok iron a great deal ASK FOR A REPUBLICAN BALLOT—VOTE FOR poultry; and. in addition on the •ame ty. there is a wild life sanctuary ill typer, of wild fowl attract ALFRED D. DUBUISSON Ilia.! OF SOUTH HAVEN. MICHIGAN MICHIGAN ciiUBcn or the kazaxcnb. HASTINGS MARKETS GOODWII.I.. Our community ha* been wonder­ fully blc M-d-with two weeks of revival ■ nicM c. :i(iu<:e,j bv Rev Reid from Albion. uNM.Mrd by Rev Conklin and Certainly Paul. Ruth und an* hue helpers and the mother Sunday school nt’ten ’f with a One -»«rjt'icc, then i-openuve dinner in Hur basement, n the aticnuxm service, ttien back n t«> " .*•<> sjtvkv. ,He is a splendid Iter with Hie young jieople and ■ rt.)Aind<1d fine to his pleadings md many u»re deeply .interested and ■ • Alfred Waters and family returned !»' Aliicnu tn leach another year after home folk* a couple ut i* beg'.iHiinif his seventh teacher. in Kulamazoo He tins made good iMiigh begins teaching -his first ciiqr.cn or cubist, scientist turn this school started fc i flu* nioriiitik: Kathry Bonnie Bi ucii. \TuniQi WrdneMiay P. M. HARRIS < IlLFK. lute FOR STATE SENATOR Furl Van Buren County’s Candidate she desk him Alfred D. I)ubui**on I. a Mnce**ful bu*ine»* —........ rxperiencrrf In the problem* nf the day both a* a business nun and nne uho ha* been deeply interested in the welfare of hi* home com­ munity and Michican at Lyrgr. No one in the county ha. given mure t Jun mak Ilul>ui*4>n. durin: this period uf economic dislre**. He i* alert to the need* of the Flchth District, i* intimately ac­ quainted with every corner of it; know* the farmer* and their prob­ lem* and if nominated and elected, pledge* hi* utmost effort* to bring about the nrrdrd reform* in governmental affair*. Hi* bud nr*, experience and executive ability and untiring energy arrmll pledged to the substitution uf busine** principle* for political trading; reductrah in cwt* of government and lowering of taxes. dirt: on t A D DUBUISlION Vote for Dubuisson for State Senator next Tuesday. II know or should know “Al.** He is considered by all who know him as one who likes to play the game in a clean way and is an all-around, straight-forward, ag­ , gressive, clean-thinking, successful business man. boy Hili' Cynic Condemns^ 4/uuality In it man and fi falls t human Imdth. vNteit hi* mother. Bamts., recently. . v.r- Arthur Tltonw and; tin?*. M.sit-d over Sunday1 fartnerife father. Peter in the United States i* carried on with checks ‘ EMMANUEL t'HU I EPISCOPAL I ALBERT J. NOVAK STURGIS, MICHIGAN ' REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS Mary Bi ms t trinity attended i he. HOUSE FOR SALE! McNaughton spent Sun“ '■ and Addie Teir roams and hath*, two fam­ ily. -Full size cellar. Two fur­ nace*. two bath* and luilrt*. Hard and soft water under pres­ sure. Painted in 1931. Fir*l <la*v condition?* A**r»*ed in 1931 at .3200.00. ixS lot. -Ran of Northville Jms d daiiKhter. Heri- atituf rMinty. calk'd on <>lc| rinity Sunday und \\ orrv ! . ■ eiirri n E. A. BURTON OSF *uti* r • o < repitop.s Ixtli Amrnilmrnl. Not anilUled with or oblicated to any political ring HIGHER EGG PRICES MORE EGGS How? Feed PURINA Laying Mashes Specially good home mixed cwt. $1.29 Better Lay Chow .... cwt. $1.80 Best Egg Chowder . . . cwt. $2.10 CARDS OF THANKS ■A making up a car fur xhlpnienl by Septrm I’ltlt KS JtlGlIT — t ASH (INLY Wallace Feed and Seed Store WORKING ON ALFALFA GORDON C. EDMONDS Growers In Sov.thwostcm lligitn Ask Advice On Con trols For This Irisect - tiki- in-: FRED J. WHITE FOR SHERIFF d CAPABLE ‘ ECONOMICAL IMPARTIAL ur.>».i itu.*! damage cm new s< Abiu: fifty WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME an of Born arid raised in Barry county. Graduated from thc Hasting.* High School and from the. Michigan State College Went to the Army from Barry County, and was an of­ ficer 'Form Supt » at Michigan Re­ formatory. Ionia, for 3‘* year* For past 7 year* have lived in NXshvtlle. * Age 30; height, fl ft ; weight 180 pounds.—Adv. Great Reward Since we have committed the Golden Rule to memory—let us now commit it to life. The reward will*be great. alfalU r.Of the occupation,, listed in thc mi ­ , Four official}, cf the town of Slierin , man. Wl*. are named Sherman, includ­ more thXn iialf are those Is ing the Major. i which no women are employed. sum. ORCHESTRA __ seeding* lnf« rolled and enwgh to tiie pal* Lan.ltvz . and all ■ orsce cut the- crop as soon m safely ’ FORTY-PIECE out may Battle damage done’by the insert Is reduced Claude - Riley o ttary-Tiwurcr. Mildred ta a minimum A *pray made >1 four NiuhrlUe Nett mr tiw-y , ।.-ounds <4 ar-< nate of had in IM sal- en: to Grand Rapid.- to , Ddle, another sister. Candidate For SHERIFF On The REPUBLICAN TICKET b w.i;iu ' ’ . manufacture HASTINGS, MICHIGAN NOTICE or SPECIAL ASSESSMENT WEB W(® REPORTED BSOAOUAV c O»tEH ^mbtilana.^rufe enOMrs nous zoaft sroag 22Z3 E brooder incubat ‘ or Join the >ur at any point along the route The ar-nlght *:*<|» will be at Holland. The Prescription Drug Store | FOR THE NOMINATION Qualified by Nearly 10 Year’i Experience “On the Job” imi- expej-itnentaj farm near Augusta All types cf uwdertk housing and hafchiny rqiiipment un -located on Iht (aim.: and ai the luilclieries which will! be slopping points on the trip Some! of t)»e hatcheriM have capacities which' run into the hundreds of thousands ;i At Hamilton, thc travelers will set a lo-cpe.-ativr. association which spectjh.-fjs.in selling graded egg* on theNew York market. Tike company ligj recently built a storaix plant dnd hxy (Killtk-s for ikTOcrx'ing eggs to meet the demand.-; of an exacting market Farms which specinhre in producing hiRii class breeding stock und those ilhicfi place their cmpha*ia °n quanproduction me on the route . Fitting Service Every tram we fit Is gusrMkwetb to hold ths rupture and we keep it in proper sdJuitmtnt for you. Let n« show you the New Akron Tni<« feature •’Selective Pressure Control”. Nothing else like It We are exclusive xepre- FAY D. GREEN Route This Year Takes Visitors Through 'One of Most Inter­ esting Sections In State nBST UNITED BBETHBEK cnUXCff. CHARLES H. LEONARD t -Distinctive J^tiHeral Service Alto Ambulance Service HASTINGS H. G. BENAWAY’S FURNITURE STORE MIDDLEVILLE MICHIGAN* Saturday Evening, Sept. 10 SOO FREE GIFTS One to EACH LADY—given at 8:00 P. M. 150 HORNS GIVEN TO THE KiDDlESI The N. C. THOMAS QUARTET will sing. This is going to be a BIG time Better plan to come I Everybody Cordially Invited �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, Sept 7, 1932 Impressive Lesson Demonstrated By Friendly Hastings Woman CIRCUIT COURT CONVENES MONDAY to determine Tights. . Jane Hili vs. Thomas Tlngay and1! Luclile Tingay. foreclosure of contract, j Ford L^-Osaey and wife v». Will, Fuhr, et ajJ bill for' specific perfor­ mance ot ah agreement We are going to give an actual In­ doing Hie moat friendly tiling she could stance of how a good woman of our do, the most helpful thing she could do for him to aid him In making a suc­ (Continued from page one. part onei Zeno E. Decker, cl ol. bill to fore-. city helped ir boy. a strangerRo her, to cess close mortgage. of his life by requiring 'him to art squured-away right. The incident clean up ids desk She urged him to Delmont C. Webster vs. Frances E People vs. Glenn pcnfold, violation Webster, divorce. iiapprned la*t spring. ft shows how go back to school that afternoon and of prohibition law. Ernest A. Horn vs. Hek-h Horn, di-; cheerfully do wjiat the teacher had wise and helpful it is for older people voice. told him. He promised to do It. prohibition law. to tiecome rympatlu-ticaily interested A day or so later he came to thia rcvp/c . c ol«nn a*les V5 Gertrude Gates., People ... ya. Raines Landon, larceny. in the problems of children. Ttu- Ban­ ner heard this story last week. Il was friendly woman saying 'Well I did ft, .People vs. Ralph Lamb, malicious de- divorce. of'property. I Clara Hilbovn Cramer vs. Togan-1 so worth while that we felt we must and I got a boxful of Etuff out of my structlon. People vs. Merritt Edward McComb. Stiles. Inc. el al. bill to clear title and; desk. My desk U clean and orderly pass It on to our readers. street description. correct Tills Hastings woman was walking now, and tliat teacher Is all right. And Intent to rape • live ... City National Bank and Trust} .................. toward her home at about noon. She that Isn't all. I am going to keep my Richard Schaddelee. et al vs. Claus1I Company of Battle Creek vs. James Nj noticed ahead of her a lad of about desk clean and in order always and be Rogers, et al. bill to foreclose mortgage. orderly too." and he smiled as he said T. Cordes, trespass on the case, jury.' „,v ■ ten years, whose gait, mumbling to Frank Asplnall vs. Marcel Evalet and ’ it. himself and shaking hl* head indi­ ‘‘“'X?,. A. Lyn.,to n. John A. mtocated that something was wrong with i That boy was a striuiger to the wom­ gag*. Palmer. H. Jay Thorbum. assumpsit. KnB*‘ h. jay snoruurn. aaaumpan. . him. As she caught up with him she an who helped him; but she took an raimer. Wisner vs. Roy Barrett, et j observed that his face was clouded; (interest in him because she could see I The Commercial Investment Trust a),William . ' 1 bill for accounting and cancellation j that he was evidently very qngry. She j there was a need right then of someone vs. 8yra PiSrce, assumpsit. lease. John McLravy vs, The Great Atlantic 11of Ella spoke to the lad saying: ‘ What's the doing so. How many of us pass boys Felghner vs. Charles H. Ray-j and girls like that who are inexper­ and Pacific Tea Co., trespass on the , trouble, my boy?" mond. bill to foreclose mortgage. ienced. who really want to do the right His laconic reply was Tm mad Hastings Building and Loan Assocla-1 Elida Shaw vs. Burdette Lichty, et al. Then she asked. "Al whom are you thing but do not understand how? tion vs. Elmtr Harshberger and wife.1 Most of us would never notice they assdmpslt. mad?" __ were troubled, and could not see that Frank E. Furst. Fred O. Thomas vs. bill to foreclose mortgage. He answered. "I Just hate my teach­ Hastings Building and Loan Asso­ an interest tn them was much needed Charles Hyde, et al. assumpsit. er." .‘ vs. Robert D. — McGlocklln end Sarah Phillips vs. Charles Anders, ciation ".v-r...-, r _” "Hate your teacher." said she. "why for their good. Tills woman saw that that is terrible. Here's a porch. Let's a boy was troubled and- helped him; Hastings Building and Loan Assocla4>p in here and sit down and you tell which that boy will never forget. Her Burrell Phillips vs. Charles Anders,'; tion vs. Oscar Jones and wife, bill to: me what the trouble Is and why you,, friendly Interest may mean for him the trespass on the case. mortgage. difference between a helpful, useful, hate your teacher." Leland E-Holly vs. Dr. Clarence P ' i foreclose Clayton J. McKeown and wife vs. • The boy was not responsive at first. successful life, or a life that might hot Lathrop, trespass on the case Enid Holly vs. Dr. Clarence P. Lath-! Ernest A. Cutler, et al. bill to foreclose Further questioning brought out Die be far removed from that of the tramp mortgage. or possibly worse. Kindly Interest in fuct that he hated his teacher because rop, trespass on the case. ■Leland E. Holly. II. by next friend,! Dr. H. C. Mahon vs Elliott Fort she had ordered him to clean up his boys and girls "was never more needed vs. Dr. Clarence P. Lathrop, trespass Ahern and Bertha Evelyn Ahem, bill desk that afternoon. She talked with than now. to foreclose trust deed. on the case. him about tluit and asked if he were Fred Weyerman and Louraa Weyer- i thc only boy to whom this order was GOLDEN CROSS SWEET Non-Jury Civil Caiuea. ;Injpn „ ~. M1(U vs. George „ A. VfUU Clouse and Nellie; given. He said there were otlier-boya Forrest E. Jordan, et al vs. Pitt Pugh. CIaUiC lo forcclose ><«u> mortgage, i-iuuac,, uiu mz CORN STANDS TESTS who had to do the same thing. He et Ul, Lk al. V/CLIMIVU.. ejectment. . John - ■ -LuWren.ee .... Hawkins vs. .Mabel thought his teacher had no business to ! Wolverine Fruit Products Oa. v< V. ’: ‘ Hawkins, bill for divorce. y" t make a boy clean up his desk. j Is Not Subject to Wilt ahd It illam Boughner.-trespau.on the cas*"" i Laura A Kolb vs Walter A- Kolb, It happened that at that moment a John Nelsz vs. Louis E. Barnett, Produces More Than Or ­ ’ bill for divorce. dirty looking tramp was shuffling along i SUmpSlt. «\l' vuarxw rvwcra. numr.. »>. Charles power#, Admr.. vs. Florence' dinary Variety on the sldawaUt—He was anything but Elmer F. Watrous vs. Mrs. Edgar L-M Iv(1, wu to>M.t deCtl -'attractive U» look at Pointing-to the The Ohio Slate Agricultural College Mead, tres|MU»- On the case. N. Alberta- Greenfield vs. Clayton ; tramp six: said to the boy "Look at reports that sixteen tests have been I Stale Bunk of Freeport vs. Richard bill for divorce. that man" He did so. "Would you made, in all parU of that state, which | Schaddelee. et al. trespass on the case. Greenfield, Arthur W. Getty vs, -Myrtle Getty,' like to lx- that kind of a man?" "Course prove that a new variety of yellow | Asenath J Boley, Gdn. va. Charles bill for'divorce. 1 wouldn't." he said. Very earnestly sweet corn, called Golden Cross Ban­ ;Fialu. et al. trespass on the case. Edward B. Finley. Jr.. Receiver. vs.| rhe said: "Unless you learn prder and tam. is resistant to Stuart's disease, or ! Arnett Auto CO. vs. B. M. Hanson Walter R. Rus/.-, et a), bill tb fore-1 discipline. you may be just like that bacterial wJU. which has done serious and *N c Hanson, assumpsit. • man some day You may be a tramp. harm to sweet corn in this vicinity. j H- G- Barber. Gdn. vs. Frank Barn­ close mortgage. Edward B. Finley. Jr.. Receiver vs. Tiie world has no place for a disorderly The new variety is a hybrid cross of hart. assumpsit. Lester and Ruth Hawks, bill'to lore-, jx-rron. A boy who doesn't care wheth­ the Golden Bantam variety. The GoldAlden Todd vs. City of Hustings, close mortgage. . er his desk is clean and neat, whether i en Bantam Is not resistant to the will trespass on tiie case. Margarvthe Gardner vs. Roy Gard--, Jils clotlu--, are clean and are hung up but tiie Hybrid variety has proved 95 ‘ State Bank of Deckerville by Leon ner. divorce. per cent resistant. The horticulturand.kept in order at home, whether O. Wentworth, receiver, vs. Douglass Nathaniel and Nora Lykins v*. Frank ] his hands and his face are washed, who tsts at the State Experiment Station । Scott, trespass on the cose. Isn't orderly and doesn't care—such a near Columbus report that the hew [ In the matter of the estate of Giles and Ida Price, bill for un accounting. | Georgia E. Oittlngs vs. Clifidrd Git-, boyis apt to become a worthless man." variety will produce from three to nine Shepard, deceased, appeal from pro- tings, divorce _vi Siu- kept talking.with him kindly until . times ax much sweet com as the Oold- I bate court. In the matter of the petition of Ru­ she vould sec the clouded face brighten. en Bantam variety. I Joseph Bortukn vs. Thomas R Ol- dolph E. Reichert, State Banking Com-1 In a kind way she told 1dm rhe wantshewsky and Sophia Olshcwsky. as­ miMioner for the appointment of a GREEN' FOR SHERIFF.—Adv. cd him to know that his teacher was sumpsit. .----- ,---( iluwihu, apis custodian, apjiointment of custodian, i j Battle Creek Auto Body Co. vs. Dr. i Benjatnin-H. Benjamin H Cram vs. Fem Belle ■H.’A. Adrounie. assumpsit; Judgment j Cram, divorce. j pending. Elnora L. Smith vs. Charles* Butler I Will DePrlcstcr vs. Henry Germain, Smith, divorce. assumpsit. Edward B. Finley. Jr., receiver vs. J Virginia-Carolina Chemical Corp vs. Voa W. Furniss and Edna J. Furnlss. ^Fred Champayne. el al. assumpsit. bill to foreclose mortgage. 1 Peter Fender vs. Len W Felghner. Ruth' E. Springer va. J. Howard ' assumpsit. Springer, divorce. 1 Lyman Johnxm. Elia M. Johnson vs. Lelia J. Cosier vs. Norman T. CuSlcr.. I Albert N. Kellogg, assumpsit. divorce. . I ; American Electric Service. Inc. vsl Pearl M. Ayers vs. Homer 8. Ayers, Louis M- Curtiss, appeal from justice divorce. court. Albert I. Troutwine, et al. va. The : Tiie Northern Ohio Coal Co. vs. L. H. Board of County Road Commissioners 1 Cook, trespass on tiie case. of the county of Barry, bill to set aside 1 H. A. Way vs. W. E. DeGolln. as­ petition and injunction. sumpsit. Mary M. DeWitt vs. Oscar Jay De­ Witt. divorce. | Charles G McPeck. Jennie L. Bill­ Central National Bank and Trust ings, et al vs. Verne J. McPeck, bill for Company of Buttle Creek ys. Murray partition. M. Kenyon and Bertha C. Kcnyon./toiU I Mary E.. Reed vs. Calvin Reed, di­ to forecltke mortgage. ! vorce. Frank Wieser vs. Orlee H. Fausey, ] Charles Wilcox vs. Earl and Bernice bill to set aside contract. 1 Wilcox, cancellation of deed and agree­ PlynTTETMatthews vs. Clyde O. Sut­ ment. ton. bill to foreclose mortgage. , Mina M Adams vs. William U. Minnie Traxler Springett va. Frank Adams, divorce. D. Terrell, et ai. bill to foreclose mort­ : Blanche E. Jordan vs. Guy W. Jor­ gage. . dan. divorce. SherlfT-Goslln Sales Company vs. Letitia I.' Foster vs. Charles E. Smith, Norris J. Herrington. Admr., et al. Helen B. Smith, et al. loreclosure of Frank Balccrzak vs. Ray Bojcerzak. mortgage. et al. bill for accounting and injunc­ Hazel Bell Curtis vs. Harold H. Cur­ tion.tis. divorce. . Betty 1. Caine vs. Robert D. Caine, James K. Verrill vs. Dorn B. Neely, et divorce. al. bill for cancellation of deed. Causes In Which No Progress Has Rudolph E. Reichert. State Banking Been Made for More Than One Year. Commissioner, vs. "Nashville State Cross, et al. bill to quiet title. / Bank, bill fdr appointment of receiver. Frederick E. Hill vs. Leon Cool, et al. Morn- Backus. Gdn. Bernice L. In the matter of thc petition of Rod- j assumpsit. White, cancellation of deed. ney Post, et al. bill to discharge mort-; Tiie Industrial Co. vs. Leon D. Cool . Rudolph E. Reiclwrt, State Banking ' Commissioner, Tobias vs. Mabel Tobias, divorce, Commissioner, vs. vs. State State Bank Bank of of FreeFrte- and Andrew Dooley, assumpsit. 'nort. annolntmcnt Olean J. McLravy vs. B. J. Dever-1 John J Echtlnaw vs Jennie B * 'port. appointment of receiver. ' .... assumpsit. -----------Echtlnaw. divorce ! ■ Henry F., Kidder vs. Alta Kidder, di- eaux. . Madison Furniture Co. Mike Emma E. Grant, et al vs. George j Clyde C. Slcmons. State Commlsslon- Gjukich. assumpsit. i Wilson, et al, bill to set aside deed. i Maciej and Mary Wielgosz vs Mich­ । Glenn A. Boyle vs. Nina J. Boyle, di-! er of Health vs. thc Village of Nashael and Helen Zawacki, assumpsit. 1 viUe. et al. . . vorce. j Mrs. La Verne Hall vs. The Nashville । John C. McKlbbln vs. Hattie L. Me- , I Henrietta Van Der Molen vs« Kobe State Bank, trespass on the case. I Van Der Molen, divorce. Klbbln. divorce. I Manville Peterson vs. William Cram­ | Harvey G. lams vs. Mary D. lams, Wm. J. Wisner vs. Roy Barrett, ac­ er und Earl Strickland, assumpsit. divorce. counting and injunction. Boyer Fire Apparatus Co., an In­ Olive B, Bivins vs. Reuben A. Bivins, John Brandstctter vs. Ida E. Brand-1 TELEPHONE 2177 DRIVE-IN SERVICE diana Corporation, vs. Freeport State stetter, divorce. | divorce. i , I C. Carl McOufTy. et al\ys. WUliam P. - Bank, assumpsit. Samuel J. cook vs. Minnie May Cook,, Streeter, et al. bill ot complaint to. Sain Solomon vs. Board of County divorce. ' • { fjoad CommlMtdhers. assumpsit. j“’Chester Richardson vs. Florence! jvacate decree. I Julian J. Gardner vs. Ellen Gardner. Alfred Moerdyk vs. Onna Olynn and Richardson, annulment of marriage. I Russell Lewis, trespass on the case. | . -------— — 1 ! divorce. | Charles L. Dibble, Admr. vs. Clark A. Chancery Causes. I _____ __ I Fred A. Marshall and Lov|na P. . Barber and________ Bimie McIntyre, bill to Minnie E. Hanycn. et al,-Nelson H. | foreclose mortgage. Marshall va. Orey D. Lenon, et al. bill PART TWO TIME MOVES RAPIDLY ON Again We are nearing the autumn time of the year ... like the “au­ tumn of life’’ it comes all too soon! Did you start that Savings Account you had planned to start? . . . ' * I An interest-bearing SAVINGS ACCOUNT in this old bank will bring independence and content­ ment, and builds the foundation for SUCCESS! REMEMBER: it’s not how much you earn, it’s how much you save! HASTINGS NATIONAL The Only National Bank in Bafry County Telephone: 2217 - Hastings, Michigan jfato Jport Jhop T) A VJ JT’ IJx*. IN IN. is advancing in price FILL YOUR BIN NOW! Hastings Lumber « Coal Co. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Battle Creek SCHOOL of BUSINESS Successful People Are Business Minded Write for Information CLASSES STARTING EVERY MONDAY Bastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. UM PAGE TEN allowing claims entered, final account nted. order allowing final account enCOURTHOUSE NEWS tered. . Ert. Dora Lake. deed. Order appolnrin, Admr. emered. bond Bled end lerPROBATE ('OUST. Eat. Francis M Craig. dec'd. Testi­ lera luued. order tondUw wrtlemanl mony at freeholders filed, license to sell enured, peltoon lor heartnz. elrtmi real estate issued, oath before sate filed. filed, notice to creditors Issued i Est. Austin F. Rbsaelb deed. p^t;. . ..... ■jtlon for Admr filed, order appointing ventory filed Est. Ira G. Hart, dee d Petition for I Admr. entered, bond filed and tetter* Issued, order hmiting settlement en• Admr. filed, order appointing Admr. 1 tered. petition for lieanng claim* filed. entered. Bond filed. Eat. John Roush. deed petition fo.- ■notice to creditor* issued, inventory hearing claims filed, notice tu credi­ filed. Annual account of tor* issued — — ... Est. Phebe McKrii.- ’ dec’d, Older, guardian filed. EVERYTHING at yourfingertips It’s A Pleasure to Shop at an I.G.A. Store who ihop «t the thouundi ol I.G.A.Store* from coeit to co«>L iplc and »p«n itarwi. the oidttly n<«nj«mcnt thiougnoul, nakci •hopping a plc.iurt, indeed. Btiiao thii, the tremendoul pur­ dialing power of lheie thouundi of tlotct ii comUntiy bringing you the belt ponlble mtrehenIblepricei.' MILK 3 FLOUR io iga 15c c™. 2^lb- 59c Cocoa IGA so baht and fluffy. 2 Lbs. For 15c ■■ Lb 10c Rolled Oats IGR Old Dutch CLEANSER 17c CL1MALENE to* 23c Apple Butter aia'.dre:, enjoy j.?‘ 19c Spaghetti IGA u c.b 23c Super Suds r>« 8c IGA Baking Chocolate t Hundreds of Millions of Dollars Gain in the Market Value of Com­ modities during the past few weeks! —Grain, Cotton, Live Stock, Eggs, Sugar and Many Other Itenzs HAVE GREATLY INCREASED the Purchasing power of Agriculture. There have been billions of dollars rise in thp market value of-stocks and bonds and this increase in wealth and borrowing pow£r is self evident. For 46 Years this old bank has ren­ dered a splendid serv­ ice to this community and its patrons, always paying 3^ interest compounded semi-an­ nually. This is a good time to start a SAV­ INGS ACCOUNT. Hastings City Bank Tire Bank with the Chime Clock' CAPITAL $75,000.00 SURPLUS $50,000.00 WOODLAND. j On (he completion of the Pacific For the first lime in hirtory. o UnitDon Shorno left Sunday fqr Lexing-1: Telegraph Company in 1861 thc Pony cd State* hiedul has been struck in to ton. Virginia, where he will attend thc ; Express woa discontinued. platinum -it will soon — be presented — President nuuyvr Hoover in cuiiurcuou connection wnn with . Vnglnui Military Institute for Un* coin-1 — .........---------------------t-ivaiurm ' •« year. 1 New Tprk had Its first sidewalks laid I tiie Washington Bicentennial CeicbraCornell University Developing Tn« I lion. Mr. Grain Resistant to Hes** ’ Henry Fan! of Detroit spent the j1,1 ,70°Support for conservationists and •■week end and Labor* Day with hist----------land expert* who oppose as uneconomic sian Fly Ravages i mother. Mrs. 1. Paul, ' . the attempt to settle large ureas of Mrs. Clyde Ruell and children re • mm Formers who grow wheal will b<* in■ waste und cut-over hinds is offered by tcrested in a rejwt from the Exten­ turned last week from x week's visit “““ u study of Indian population dlstnbu- sion , Department of Cornell University with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. ■ | . tion tn Michigan which shows that 85 that a variety of wheat has been bred Covby of Gobles. I per cent of the Indians lived on only successfully, which • resists" the attack Mrs Horace Barnaby and ch|Iil(en of ! 54 |>cr cent nf the land area of the ot the Ilt-Mlan fly It is claimed that Grand Rapid* visited Mr. and Mrs . •tale, while the. remaining 46 pey cent this hew variety fias been produced at J. V Hilbert at thc Hilbert cottage at Kansas Agricultural Experiment Saddlebag lake from TucMtay until j was almost uninhabited. The survey. the । j based on a complete catalog of village Station, i after fourteen years of expert-' Saturday ; sites, burial mounds and other sigps of mentation with 400 varieties. Mrs'David Kilpatrick of Lansing! Indian residence, was made "by Dn W «>» spent the week end with Mb. and Mrs W. Hinsdale, associate in charge of the ■ Great Lukes division of thc Univer­ Mr und Mr*. Floyd Kimble and chllsity of Michigan Museum of Anthrodren returned Wednesday from a'' Itoitwy. and shows that tl»e present popui week’s visit with relatives in Rocklord, j • la tion conforms in general to the old' Illinois. C F Angell returned Saturday‘from Indian distribution, which was based Mr. und. Mrs. Donald Gager returned । Hl-Y trailing On the presence of water und good soil. the 1 . - camp - at Torch. lake to their home here after .'pending the M C A camp, -fth -“f. summer at Paw Paw and Hartford. Me i with Winston ■ Longfellow's Hiawatha may have 1 State Y M. .... U. ( , laer wU| bt|in | Boyes, John Stakeley of Hasting* Gay-' q lived among "the murmuring pipes and ■ ( the hemlocks " but Michigan Indians !Ion Bell ot Middleville. and Howard showed a decided preference,fOr areas 1Snow from Nuxhvtilc. One .hundred Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Giddings and forested by other trees than the coni- ' daughter Ruth accompanied by t Mr*. | session. Dr H. Hamilton, John Vclte returned to their home in ter*. Dr. Hinsdale's map shows The training 1 country favored by the first ifihabi- ■Auh-nback. A**’t Rector of the Cran- Trtwas City after .spending the summer tanu oi the state was that near rivers 1book Epuu-ofial church, was the camp vacation in Woodland. or lakes; und forested with hard and Ipastor, and Dr. f’urdham of U. of M Mr and Mrs. Walter Scott qf Grand soft wood trees in variety This was Ithe vocational, director. Camp closed Rapids and Mr and Mrs. J Rockwood beeatise the deciduous trees require a ;Saturday morning with a communion and Mrs. Retta Hager of Hasting.richer toil than the sand losing pines visited Mr. and Mrs. Dan Green Tues­ Winston Boyes and a boy named day , and in such areas there wus'an abun­ at their cottage on Jordan lake won tiie championship in tendance of berries, nuts and wild fruits. Hackett I Mr. and Mrs. Gen. Klrchman and doubles at the Hl-Y camp. as well as suitable soil for what little ilU ' • t.-is of Allegan were guests of Mr. and, Read in the Christian Herald on [ Mrs Ernest Shorno last week end. agriculture the Indians carried on. In i 14. September issue, "The Wete, Mrs. Robert PHllue tiie sandy areas wooded by the pines page 1 Finnic and Miss Bojibir there was little vegetaion Of an edible give i me a pain in the neck" by Bfrtnn FniriM . irinte. returrwd returned last laM week to their -ort. nor were game animals as plentl- Braley. I Find tiie magazine in the Has- home in Louisville, Ky.. after a thrro ful ns in the richer lands. Water. Ungs ' library and Woodland school. weeks' visit with Dr. and Mrs. R G cither lake or stream, was of prime im­ Thc State Y. M. C A, Older Boys’ , Finnic. will be held this fall at portance tor household use. for thc tm- Conference < Catherine and George OTInen of ;K>rtant food fish and often as-a means Muskegon ! the week , end following Lansing visited their grandmother. of easy travel m canoes. Marshy Thanksgiving. ' Mrs Geo. Faul. from Sunday until' areas and mud bottomed, shallow -----lakes ------------- —----------Hear Dr Ira Landreth Thursday. Tuesday. were ---- ------often preferred, preferred, because because of of the the^September ’ 15, in Uic Hasting* Metho- t ' Mrs. Richard Hughes of Chicago and edlblc wild rice common there and the dist church at a noon luncheon, only Mrs. C. B Benham of Hostings were attraction offered to wild fowl, says Dr. 33 cents Dr. Landreth is un interest- guests of Mr and Mrs. Karl Faul last Hnudalc--------------------------------------------- mg speaker on present. conditions, and . The Sagmaw valley was the most is well informed on the wet and dry' krthickly populated region tn Michigan gumeiits. SOl'TH SHULTZ. and the present counties of Saginaw. ---------- u-a >■ -----------Miss Eleanor Craver, of Lansing is Ba\ Genesee. Shuwasee and Tuscola -------------------— HENDERSHOTT. spending her vacation with her par­ held about 30 per cent of the Indian Mr and Mr*. John Orm»be have the ,ents. Mr and Mrs. Adalbert Craven । residents of the state. Newaygo and sympathy of their friends tn the loss The Community Club at Mrs. Nellie | Roscommon counties, despite large pine o( their barn by lightning Clouse’s Thursday was quite well at­ areas, had many villages on the Pera School started Monday in the Hen­ tended and they were kept busy lying < Marquette and Muskegon rivers and dershott, with Miss Isadorc Echtlnaw several comfortables. near Houghton lake, while Berrien as teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mlsener spent i county third in number ------ot village ----- ----- u --------------------------Mrs Loyd Storer and daughter Thursday night with Mr. and Mrs. F sites, being similar in nature to the Eloise arc staying with Grace Bnll. Randall of Cloverdale. Saguuw region. Of the total of 3,152 while Mr. and Mr* AI Brill and ClinMrs. Kate Patton of Kalamazop is । sites ot all kinds, 15 counties possess ton are spending a* few days tn Ober- spending two weeks at the Maas cot1.0M, or nearly 50 per cent, while in. Hn. Ohio, visiting relaUves some of tiie other 83 counties In the Mrs Charles Hendershott and Clair Mrs, Nutt of Dearborn visited Mias state there u scarcely a sign of any returned from Detroit Tuesday eve- Maybelle Hart from Wednesday until permanent Indian habitation. The ning. Friday. 4 thickly populated 15 include Newaygo. Mrs. Nina Matteson spent Friday 1| We ’-rU.""1: 811 Mr*. Kathryn Hart Saginaw. .umlZL Perrl-r.. v Gnsd Tra-.crcc, wiiL _ Whitworth, ------ **. and _ r*?dv T, *''er“- ’ J*? ^r,,n'pheJ*; L* l*on and Grace and Robert and wish them Clinton. Kalamazoo. Kent. Van Buren, wile«•" of Urbandale. ----------- —- ; mec... u, tn.tr tow to Freeport. Genesee. Oceana. Macomb. St. Joseph. All who have blocks for the LAS Mason. Menominee and St. Clair. 'tjuilt please send them to Mrs Lon Members of Great Britain's Parlia­ ... --------- — Hendershott so the quilt can be finment will receive third-class tickets Mt. McKinley was known to the uhed for their railway transportation m the White is not worn on a motion-pic----- 1 •• o. . future instead of first class. PHONE 2121 HASTINGS, MICH. ture sets because under strong studio The three largest island possessions lights it give* off a ref lection which cf Great *r;taux gja AUgUaJta. New Dgylight M*Ug ia being obteyvid by ruins photography. Zealand and Nawfoundlaod. cevan countries. Indians Inhabited Only Halt of State WHEAT GROWERS uni i nr nrurrirrrn WILL Bt BcNtrll Itu Extra Good Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Used Cars We have a few extra good Used Cars that you should see before you buy. See Us Before You Buy ! Fridafland Saturday Only liSSe It1G A Much has been said during the past year about “Prosperity’’ b^ing just around the corner. NOW, for the first time in many months, it does look as though we have reached that corner and turned tothe right! 1931 Ford Model-A Town Sedan, fine condition I 93 1 Ford Model-A Victoria 1931 Model-A Pick-Up 1930 Model-A Fordor Sedan 1930 Model-A Cabriolet Also Some Cheap Cars 15c Syrup IGA 5 AROUND THE CORNER At Low Prices Pk«- Pancake Flour IGft 5 Lb- Sacl‘ 23c 2 Est Jesse W. Townsend. Annual Re­ count of guardian filed Ba o. Hart, deed. Bend filed "Ml <“~L_<xtler toitliw «.»Me«L peuuon ta.Immwj rlatoia <110. nolle to emdltaa blued EH. Law’rence.G. Ryan. Petition to transfer stock filed, order to transfer 'stock entered. f, Est. —- chancy A. Hurt. dec'd. ^Report 01 J81* „leU. .. , Sarah Malnlm. deed. Warrant al~ Biventory fileiL Est. deed. Final ac­ ’ Sarali J. Wadd. “ count of Admr. filed, order assigning reaidue entered. jeBs«Donald D. Hess, dec'd. Order for adjournment entered. ' Est. Howard W. Isham, dec'd. Peti­ tion for hreiuc to mortgage filed, wai­ ver of notice filed, license to mortgage issued,* report of mortgage filed, oath before mortgage filed, order confinning mortgage entered ’ E»L Greta M. Usbomc. dec'd. Final account of Admr, filfd. Kit. Annie Wolcott, deed 'Boner filed, litters issued, order limiting settlement entered, iietition for hearing claims filed, notice to creditor* issued. Est. Winnie M«f Dans, deed Testimany of freeholders filed, order deter­ mining heir* entered. . Est. Richard Wells, deed. Order al­ lowing claims entered, final account of Admr filed. Est. W. M. Whipple, deed. Order assigning residue entered. Est. Carl and Clair Kidder Release •of irunrdian filed, discharge of guard­ ian issued. Est. Vera L. Rogers Annual account of guardian filed. , E-t Sarah Marie Isham. Annual ..account of guardian filed Est. 'Arnold Lammers, deed. Will filed anil petition for probate filed, wai­ ver of notice filed, proof of will filed,: I order admlttiiig will entered. • Est. Murlan E. Hailwood. Petition for appointing ot guardian filed, nomi­ nation of guardian filed, ofder appoint­ ing guardian entered, bond filed and letter* issued i Est. Ira G. Han. dec'd. Warrant and I inventory, filed. Est. Minnie Jump. Woodruff, dee d. Annual account filed. Est. Susan Elarton, dec’d. Order al­ lowing claim* entered. Est. Rostmi Werber, dec'd..Warrant ' and Inventory filed. j Est. James W Hopkins, deed. Tcstlmony of freeholders filed, license to sell real estate issued, oath before sale ; tiled. i Est. Margaret and Cathcnne Spindiler. Petition tor license to sell filed, waiver of notire filed, testimony of i freelmlder* filed, license to sell iswii. I bond and oath before sale filed, report lol sale filed, order confirming sale en-' i tercd. j E«t. Elizabeth Spindler, deed Final 1 account of Admr. tiled, order assigning residue entered, discharge of Admr. U-' (sued, estate enrolled. . ! Est, Lydia Rogers, dec'd. Waiver of notice filed, proof of will filed, order admitting will entered, bond filed, letter* iMued., order limiting settlement (entered, petition for bearing claim* tilcfl. notice to creditor* Issued. Eat. Annie Wolcott,’dec’d. Inventory (filed. - ■ . STORES Universal Garage Company �THE HAStTNGS BANHttL jtFTnOER 7, HP Michigan’s Isle Royale Presents i Mr. and Mrs. Phny Hafisbarger were II What Is the Matter With . •• ror r* Adventure AV . ' Nashville callers last week. ijreat Opportunity Bate. ha. returned toun~~ i sing after spending a week with Hard Our Primary System? (Prom Crystal palls Diamond Drill) , Rock Harbor Lodxe and made • dr- 'Harubarfler trick would not appeal to any honorable voter. . I Let us take up the third count, tliat | the primary law is complicate^ and । expensive. , j When all the technicalities cf Uie [ pr^,!;.y Juict of”' soMdttag^yow an encouragement tu unqualified mm, and women to run • tar office. Th® statute makes it easy, or al ‘Michigan ’’ 1 the primary ticket, from u congress­ man to drain- commissioner, by the Isn’t It a fact that people often look!™** of thc bland from there. i Mr. and Mr*. Tompson and family simple proctii of securing tlw required • (Continued from page fire part onei numberoi slgneraon his petition and for adventure in far-otT nlaces when I Tl*fC men nre ,o fcrransc the trans-'of SunHekl- Mr. and Mrs Eaglckroud . a . ifcnlnK of lU,M ond la,,di on We.and son of.Detroit. Mr. and Mrs E J. For there U nothing torneys br appointed by the governor, friends to sign your petition; of filing filing-the same. ‘ t it is actually right ut hand, at their 1 RUya)e froin private holdings to the Sheldon spent Tuesday with Mrs. Leon of governments. --------- In .1.. .Z_ there So far as circuit Judges are concerned. I..M. like it in Europe. this-------country |saJd petition either with ,uthe •— county:1 Ptnaily—not to prolong thia article to very front door, so to speak? jUnited State* government It must be,Tyler. are two major parties, which net as a .if-is probable that the lawyer’s bur- clerk or with the recretary of state, de- a tedious and unnecessary extent, let ua There comes the quAtion—where Is understood, however, that, no federal or Mrs Edna Reauther and children check upon each other—criticisilng. gcstion would wx>rk out tatUfactonly; ! pending on whether the office you seek summarize: there * lovelier spot, more teeming ,or ,5k ■ chebe^n “l jealously watching, and exposing each'but regarding prosecuting attorneys, it ls under the jurisdiction of the state or: The primary law in Michigan, not county; of kremng a detailed ac- considering other stales. hJuilie fol"n<1 'kI,ght’ ’h"“ our <wn i Tiie scenic grantfeur of Tale Royale Mr. and Mr.’AArthur Statslck of otlicr't plans, weaknesses, and fallacies, would Mem more'practicable to leave / 1 “llfl rugged- coiuUines. 1U dark spruce Wocxlbury sjWfTT^unday with Will This clicking system U peculiar to the i Uielr selecllotr to the Judges’ them- count of your campaign expenses and lowing defects: United States und its abandonment | selves. Even in this case it goes with- nUn« ,t l“ “ Prop-r way-wht-n these; ia.) It ipliu the parties awl mill°L“tan«<Wa- «MnoU und, forests and inland lakes, are without. Veil*. t.u w«vrin(rS « i?“wn V", a paralkl on this continent. Though iti Mr. and Mrs. Eaglckroud and son of would be-detrimental to our whole »y*-iout saying, that our circuit Judge., are idutws are compiled «Uh in a legal-iota* against th® American iuln<-l|»i® ’supposed to be ineii of the broadest! "“•’■‘‘t’’- >oU will Jilt.t begin to reahre of bl-purty government. nowAhe i*£SdMta b^OTiitw’incrmumx-l,,u;‘ “IU‘" b'e? M,nParr<1 ,o the Dords Detroit are spending a few day., with tern of politics. On tne other hand partie: in Eng-‘minds and the highest sense ut honor *,A“ “ fonnldabto undertaking the hie <b) It preveuU the voters from fully regular .«*n I®1 •Norwav a,nl ewn lo n* w,,w river: hef-parents, before returning to i>er land. Germany. France and other'1 and’duty to tfie state. Probably the,cf office-seeker m: and before you' expressing their will. n n country ,n GWBuny- K u absolutely school countries are so numerous and dis-1 ’talc supreme bench would make tiie ;ar* tlyough with your campaign, if you I re > It entails needless expense upon uni<JW j Mr. and Mrs Austin Schantz and united on most principles That itxitten ‘ best appointing power tor prosecuting pcosccbic it effectively, you will know .the candidates and the taxpayers. comparative few hi the Copper Coun , |t| rocky beaches greenstones.' family of N. Odessa spent Sunday evebecomes necessary to form i temporary ■ attorneys / bbw much it costs-ln dollars, m work.1 d.< It encourages undesirable nomlat win venes. Conerers nasred a billrin .mi 1B31 mo- vnompsoniics. !»0TP»°nllw coontez ano otner semi-:mng n‘?« at Secondly, the primary method has a ' ^l’n,en*' ?,!<1 ■>umlU' ,nalll?M' .. . , . uni 5toncs Pcal **au‘y ' Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bawdy called on 1coalition . for , the, time , being- in order to an -PShM Uha»U.*.*r M"'*dses *n>y J* ,°Vnd w tiding ding for the acceptance and malnte- be found. Hunting for them is a fa- Mr.’and Mrs Walter Hammond of 'enact • “ Important measure I: fol-, tendency to defeat the public will, the tow* thrt no party can be held re- vox popuii. . T 1 *’ h ,heT e’11’ ’ ttV ftt le"t Metn nance of. Isle Rdyale as a national vorite summer ■ummMF-na«Clm* of nt island <«tanri visi vi«l,­ frying Monday, ... l.po»FU..... « earn.; u^,h, Sf ■ ', ,o rne writer. park. Last year thc members of the. tors Lake troutpastime weighing from two to ~------- . ■, ~ >,u>. ,uiu vpuuuw are. «»c. Ji... ru>». iAll nominations to legislative Michigan Isle Royale National park forty pounds are caught with trolling SANDY HILLS. . pelllng influence can b.- brought U>'pr!m!2■* y ,■ — day. •? he■ iuuuiku.’ si>u - *-? * opinion.primary election day. he has. if he political ond religious, a? indeed, they offico. «uch au. congressmen, state sen" appointed by Governor lines and spoon hooks. Brook trout and Sunday afternoon callers in the Geo. **" upon anL,pafy .. K 5annot „ WRUy „.n. conscientious about .k™, it. u made —H- o.„h, C<)„l<,ucntl>, s„ .nd .nd <1<F ' up his mind that certaln candidates on have to advertise, both in the newsptp- aidermen. may more safely be left to northern pike thrive in many of the McKlbbin home were Mr. and Mrs. made respomlbie for Its action. --i- “iJi1 Fnrf,hnT hBrtwr> wren -nd oUwr n»h George Ritchie of Banfield; Mrs. Sarah [ On the other hand, in the United both tickets, assuming that there are ers aud with campaign cards and dr- the convention method, just as mort F.io.1 F,„.> chairman, Calumet; Edsel Ford. n.. De- Mbounil m [hc lntad |ikei Count and Earl. Walter Frank, wife (States the very stability and reliability but two. are better qualified to fill the culars -----------— — -----state •--| all our state officers and other trolt; Win. a. Harper. Laiulng; Wm. One may also hunt for moose—with end mother all of Hastings; Mr. and‘of a party's program rest upon the [offices than any of the rest. He there­ , Of course' it will be necessary to visit officers aye now nominaied. leaving to Wallace. Saginaw; and William Alden Mr*., Bert McKlbbin and ion*. Earl- ----------two-party principle, which jdetermines —.. ... — - — i—•-■- — ——fore wrihes to vole for them. But un-‘ Smittr/Orand Rapids. They stopped at a camera. The island Is a famous and 'flbrl of Shultz; Mr. and Mrs. By- public policy. Its leaders are pledged der the law, he must call tor only one every voter In the county or election tiie primary system alone the nomina­ refuge for these Interesting animals, so [district. And thus the candidate be­ tion ot county officers. « McKlbbin »tr.l.Kl■. and -lo. ....... of , tn im cull^tif numerous that they are often seen ton daughter, June to rnrrv carry ..lit out Hthe salient nintilrc planks In in its ticket and Ls denied the right to exer­ , comes involved in an expenditure of Second. Some method should be de­ blatfOrtU. platform, Or or theV" they COUTt court defeat dt al till* the cise his best judgment , He can have i money that might have been avoidedI; vised i rhx,. close at hnnd hand mi on c-.iiua! casual Ttllrm hikes IhrAiub through Otu-an Otsego. of cutting down the expenses ot either o republican or democratic [under the old-fashioned .convention. candidates for nomination. The long. the woods Often a. dozen or more are Beverly Sager is in the Battle Creek next election. seen grazing around'(he inland lakes.[hospital, undergoing an operation on Take away this responsibility and ticket, but h® cannot have both. It Is I[ way of nominating candidates And it: tedious and expensive primary comThere are also beaver, coyotes.'her finger you have vacillation and feebleness. ln­ evident that u large and constantly [should be remembered that n®t only palgn __ ______________________ might be improved by fixing the tMtulrrels. ■ ! ■°** *■-- ----' rqulrrtb. r rabbits and many birds "Mrs.- Geo. McKlbbin. daughters. Ruth action or chaw ... tiie United v.u.ru States growing body of neutral-minded citi­ does the primary way cwt the candi- dale of- th" primary, let ui say. one ‘ s. In on; men riian Ornithotoguu have noted as many os and Doris, and granddaughters. Viola [the two-party system is thc sine qua zen.- wh’o place more value ,.— . , ,? an dales, many of whom never get any .month before the November election, one hundred and forty kinds of migra-fund Margaret, were in Hastings on [non of efficient government The way on live office, are thus thwarted of their farther toward office than tltr primary thus shortening th® primary campaign • lory bird? on Me Royale. ranging Ibuslncr-s Monday. . therefore in which w nominate candi- wishes. election, a burdenrom® amount of and saving the public from a needless from the ruby-throated humming-bird Therc -will be Sunday School at dates by the primary law weakens our It would be cavy to remedy such a cash: but It also concerns the public anti demoralizing gruelling, and the to the mighty bald eagle. Yankee Springs every Sunday ut 10:00 bl-partisan system. The only ultcrna- condition by printing all tickets on one treasury, and the taxpayer. There are candidate from unnecessary expense, i Summer pastime such as tennis, hlk- <o'clock. preaching al 7:00 o'clock by live would be the vesting of the ap- ballet and giving all'voters a chance inorc than eighty counties In Michigan For the longer the fight: the greater ’ ing, rowing and motorboat ing'are the :Rev. Mrs. Griffin, and C. E. nt 8^00j pointing power in a few leading ud-. to register their full choice regardless and In tach county and precinct ttu? the cwt " i mlnlstrutivc officials, like president*. of parly. ,11 may be objected at this primary system requires legal notices. The writer has ventured to make popular sports ut the reaoru Other en- io'clock. ■ Joyable diversion* arc overnight campRuth McKlbbin and Viola — McKlbbin . governors and Judges—a inetliod quite .— --------------------------------------------------------------------— - point of«the dlscuMion, that such a the printing of ballots and the neces-. thr <• suggestions' -Other remedies, if [ing trips and picnic excursions to thc arc i planning to attend Hastings high i repugnant to the American ld|a of provision as we have suggested would sary functions of registration.' elections[ left to the inventive'ge'iuus of our law i beaches, fishing grodudn. or lo the gov- school : this year. representative government io|>en the door to a partisan conspiracy and canvassing boohl.s. declaration- of-maker.*, no doubt can be found. For i eminent lighthouse on Passage Mund. ~~~~ ‘ • * —r-j [ In this connection it may be interest-' to put undesirable and un|»pular men election, and nil the little detail:, that [the primary system when pruned <i( tu I A pleasant boat -<hd camping trip President Zamora, Sixiin's firstvPresi-. ing lo note that our Michigan «ttor-‘on the enemy party ticket, thereby make tpe ell-ction legal, and all In-! pre.rent imijerfeclionx is capable of fu­ j to McCnrgoe's Cpve lx mjoyed by ninny illcut. receives approximately 49.000 : neys. at |i recept state convention., weakening such ticket and perhaps de- [ volving expense n> be borne by thejture ussfulneM. It would be a pity to of the guesU nt Rock Harbor Lodge, more i a year in salary than President adopted a resolution, suggesting that!fearing It nt the November ejection.;taxpayer* ' ‘abandon It entirely if it l» capable of our circuit Judges and prosecuting at- jBut jfter all such an underhanded [ Finally, our fourth count u this: It l$ reform [They riart in the morning Ui a resort Hoover, ! , launch, with enough food to last twen;ty-four hours, and make tiie run around the northeast end of the bland ; through picturesque Inlets and harbors, arriving at the Cove at nooh. After 7 ' ;picnic.lunch nt Birch Island they visit tn abandoned copper mln$ near by. iwith itr old buildings und railroad bed. I slag plies and stone hummer heads. ; -' A Trip Dr Luxe. ’ ' At night they rat us H-di dinner around thn campfire, and ^leep on‘ •[beds of b.il-ain bouglis. On the fdllow;ing morning they strike inland over a YOU* THIN, RISKY TIRES i good blazed trail through the heart of FOR itlic forest, reaching the shores of Bar!Brant’s Luke at noon. Alter lunch they . cross the lake in canoe.*, enjoy another ALL-WEATHER S - | hike through forests filled with flowers. und embark al Daisy Farin for the ho[ tel. An Indian guide is in charge of the I entire •rljt j Tiicr.- are legends galore of prehls'toric miners, of Indian chiefs and of ON'T drive on thin; i Viking visits in the long ago. There is a risky tires this Fall ' Norse »a«a Winch gives an account of a and Winter. With tire voyage into a very big lake in a land arrow the ecu. of un island where cop­ prices so low it doesn't per was obtained, und of friendly relapay to take chances. i turns with the Inhabitants. Johan G. R Corrie in—get our liberal | Haner of ironwood has woven the story i into a stirring poem. offer for your old tires. I Tiie highest |wint on the island has We’ll do everything wo been named Mount -Franklin, in honor id Benjamin Franklin, who did much can to help you ge't those • [for the treaty inclusion of Isle Royale thin, risky tires off your I tn United States territory after the car. We’ll make a prop­ ' Revolutionary war. The view from ■there Is glorious, on clear days one can osition to you on the I tee the tall while gr^ip ch-valors of world’s greatest tire for 'Port Arthur. Canada, on tlic one side, and tin- vague outlines of the Kewee—safety, long life and i naw PeniniUla on the other. Isle Royeconomy—the Goodyear [ ale Itself. with its clear Inland 'lake; All-Weather, don’t take [and sloping pine ridges, stretches at one's feet. The view is a memorable chances on thin, risky one indeed. tires. Come In—see us. When bite lias seen thc marvelous tcf-nlC beauty of laic Royale: fished Its cold and sparkling waters for lake or Lifetime brook trout; found a* beautiful green­ Guaranteed stone and treasured H as a permanent suovenir ot a happy vacation; taken a hike to some lofty |»oint of vantage where same break-taking panorama unfolds itself; or spent an evening be­ A Bargain fore a huge fireplace where six-foot logs send thc sparks flying, and then xlept roundly in the pine-laden air; then one begins to realize what this beautiful island can mean to the thou­ Supertwist Cord Tire® sands who love the very sound of the name. “ISLE ROYALE.” FINER and BETTER THAN EVER TRADE IN NEW GOODYEAR D GASOtlt^ A MILLION MORE MOTORISTS CAN NOW BUY STAROLINE GOODYEAR SPEEDWAY Hard and Snfl Soldart SJM o7U’lia Price Each ' In ' Tube* Pair. aoxJH«-®-a— •5.M • 1.10 «.50-20__ 3.09 1.79 l.OB 1.81 4.50-21_____ 4,75-19'„____ 4*1 4-SO 4.75-20_____ 4-7d 4.57 5.80-19 4.71 4.05 4.80 5.00-20_____ 4-95 4-90 5.00-21_____ 5.25-18_____ 1.55 5.19 .91 a nn « «a x.og Cash Prices—Other Slice in - . Proportion SPECIAL ga 29x4.40 QC '[ i ; ■ I [ Phone 2482 North Michigan Av*.Hasting*, Michigan BROSS TIRE & BATTERY SHOP Smith & Doster Dalton, Michigan Good Used Tim fl Up Expert Tire Vukaniiing Soldering ofieratlon* an* claaalfieiL according -to the (onipositlun of the*al­ loy used, oh either soft soldering or hard soldering. Buhler® of low melt­ ing points, composed- tnnlidy of lead and tin In varying amounls. are known ns soft solders, while those of high inciting points, com|>oaed of varying amount* of copper, briira, tine, silver To u»a th# now Starollne at 3c lest—THAT’S SMART ECONOMY. To profit by Its knockless operation*, greater power, longer mileage, faster acceleration, cool burning quality—THAT'S COMMON SENSE. Though now 3c leu, tho new and finer Starollne Is vastly superior to that great gasoline that so long led the quality fuels when sold at a premium. 'The soft solder conimouly u*ed is made up of half lend irtid half tin, and melta at a temperature of 370 degree* Fah­ renheit. The mor® lead there Is In this alloy -the higher Is Its melting {Mint, mid no alloy composed «Bf one part tin and two parts lead melts ut 441 degrees Fahrenheit. Wajliag Wall Long Mo.l. Jerusalem’s wailing wall Is not a remnant of the tcinple nf Solomon and remnants of the temple of Value Is up—price Is down. Starollne gives premium performance without pre­ mium price. For tho price. It assures a result never before obtainable from' any gasoline. The first filllna will convince you. X The new S Urollns was given a million mile test by thou- ANTI-KNOCK MILEAGE —"big lump in mileage . . “unable to gat. ftilgmun, sllghttit knock writesunder Vincent motl Sheehan In the magazine Asia. There are no rem­ nant* of the tempi® of Solomon any­ where. Tho wall doe* contain three courses of masonry In It* lower level* which are undoubted remnnnta of the Greco-Roman temple built by Herod the Great to conciliate tho Jewish nation, which did not recogpiz® him as Its king. Tho greater port of th® wnll la Moslem and form part of the wall of the Haram ea-Sharlf. It haa been Moslem property for 1,.H» yean. The expression “pea soup fog" Is .meant to give a picture describing the color of tiie fog and conveying an Idea of Its thickness. PONAZER—“your now go* Is 'concentrated power"' . . . “snappier performance'' . WHITE REFINING COMPANY Switch to tho New Moblloil. It Out Sella them All,put Wears Them All. ★ TRY THE NEW STAROLINE - EXPECT BIG THING �TITT HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 7. IM! PAGB TWELTO HESSIAN FLY PEST DE„ ' „ PRAIRIEVILLE. , Mrs. Ethel Stebbins. Rjwinary RoM-mnry and o-rnnvo- TLic iiiucat . t'-rs. STROYS THE WHEAT!wtn»low Martin spent Sunday at There has been a sharp advance in many price quotations --- • .The more favorable moisture con- ‘ Hy Brown of Hastings is-a gumt tills; ditto®, which make it casu-r tor plowyJMxk. . Ing und fitting ground, will probnb3v\ J Mrs Florence Mott went to Kula-1 Incline farmers this fall to sow a larg- maroo Friday for an indefinite stay j with daughter. Mrs.' ” Dunean. er acreage of wheat than usual. not-i“ ‘‘her "* witiistanding the low price Before' Mtss Evelyn Honeywell 'and Philip’, they sow the grain, however, they O Toole of Buttle Creek were guests' ought to get m touch with tin- Agri­ of the former's parents. Mr. uhd Mr* j cultural Extension Department of the D N. Honeywell, and famlly Sunday. ■ Tuesday the Mh-i * Lucille and Doris; State CollMi They can give advice as to tWrwork of the Hc.-^mn fly. Adilanson and Opal Honeywell. LIU which is reported ax active in many and Lloyd Boniface. Mary Jean Smith. I • pArts of the state. Thu^ jx-.-t will do Esther OU*. George Hyde and Allen a lot of destructive work if wheat Shelp took part in tin- program at the comes up too-early. The College ex­ Commercial Club meeting, Mrs. Ran-1 perts have kept records of Hie'ravages I -km Hyde — and — —— Silas <— Doster were In atol the Hessian flv for a long ttint* and tendance also. can\glve valuable suggestions to farmRemember the dinnerr at the Metho­ ers as to the best time ' for 'sowing (list church Primary eto tectum,' Scptemwheat In order to avoid the loxt-ses ‘ they uill suffer if they shall sow wheat The leather* front here began their too early. i ftcitdols this week. IXfrls Hyde and ' Hazel McKlbbin ut Prairieville; Mary DOWLING. . Ann Cappon at Neeley; Arthur La­ Don't forget the Ladles' Aid dinner' throp at Brown, and Irene Paphet at on Thursday. September .15. Ut the the Gregory school; Myrtle Smith re­ turn* to the Springfield school at Bat­ church. tle Creek. We wish each a successful School activities are again resumed and this week finds Don Plltimm again in charge ot the senior cIumcs. tht- be­ : Our Boy Scouts have return . Kellogg Camp and are ready ing ids third successive year, and Mrs ; Irene Dickerson in the primary room. 'i work in school. They have having taught the juior pupils very wonderful time and appreciate the succeMfully tor several years, which < privileges they him- had. Mrs.- Honeywell. Harold and Opal. assures us another year of real servMrs. Stebbins mid Rosemary. Lucille Doris Adrianson were in Grand Mr. and Mrs. Janies Clark arc happy , anil Rapids Monday. over thc arrival of n son. RichardThe eclipse Wednesday was until! Douglas, born the first Of last week at Pennock hospital. Congratulation-:—-r_by many here and was of much inti Wnmii Stanton. a!.-<» Robert and : Mr and Mrs Charles* Deal and HaHurry- Btnhton ami two duughun have Ciilthrop uttcnded the Petoskey been visiting at Max Smith’-, also at' rel fair last week. Junies Smith's before rctunuiig io, Mt-lbomne-,1 Durkee of Ol’evto Is a to their homes in Kansas They were: iih ’ . ’ l of Rosemary Stebbins this week. here l<> attend th<- Stanlbn reunion, Virginia and Eleanor D-wu were pa­ which was held at Caledonia la*t week.' tients at IVnnprk hospita" recently, Marjorie Ri-.-d of Hastings visited tar «„-m. MMnd Mu'' ’"“.V —rr„»vrt. her comin. Mildred Ga>ki " ~ Mr ud Mrs. Fr.,1 sn.nl..> l>. ll,“> “rp .«• “lnnf "*g>' ■roll v.slirt .< Orl.r roterj-lut wrrk ."•‘f'™"!'1"Mand «wlbrr Ihry .|»M ll.r «Trk n.a f!' '“I!"1/"'t""" !”""h Some grades of coal have al­ ready increased in price. There is every reason to think there may be other increases in coal prices. We suggest you BUY YOUR COAL NOW! All the Good Standard Grades and prompt, clean service SMITH BROTHERS, VELTE & COMPANY Poultry and Stock Feeds Coal, Lime,Cement, Etc. Telephone 2257 Hastings, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Emmet Herrington spent a part of. hfs school vacation with friends ..i* children and'Ed. Wixxlniun were in! Kalamazoo Wednesday. ' Detroit. Mrs. Henry Myer.. Grand Rapids, Charlie Moon is slowly gaining from the effects of his seriohs Ulne.ra and is and Mrs. IMer C«.,t!e of. Or&ngwHit- • able to Mt up a short lime each day in 'called on Mr and Mrs. Henry BenaSn . , the wheel chair. This .’comes ns very Wednesday. Mrs. Oscar PAlmcr and Barbara F»xj - good news us Charlie has had a long of Hastings spent Thursday with the anti tedious sickness. Mr. and Mr-. Archie Herrington and former's parents. J'- - ‘ family are now Battle Creek residents, Deal having moved last week. .Evelyn and Dub- will enter the -Ann J. Kellogg daughter Loraine •Frank Freydl njid djiUKhtal Jean ofj school there. Mrs Llbbir Deback. Mrs. Sarah De-i! Northville are MaylniUjrt 'one of the I hack and Miss Norma Castle of Prai-i1 Hughes cottaL'Cs. Crooked lake, fo rfeville visited Mrs. Orlte Fisher Thur.-- jeial days. They ai.-o called oi MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO Mik. Mary Bolter and' Mrs James; Mi,-* Donna Wilkitpon of KaiainaBolter and .-on Sherman of Prairie­ w Kpcnt fresh Wednesday until fiunville were RUCMs of Mr. and Mrs Irv- day with her couAin. Nonna Brown. ■ of this vicinity. Mr*. George Mi>iehou*e tell Thurs-i ’Y? i,lwl Mr?- r°”i M<-Wld.-t<day morning injuring her buck quite{..,r,",lE.1 Uh' hamy . . । wiin net unrie, tv. i.> L«yvis, u A fair sired audience enjoyed a won-1 . derfui address given by .Mr. Heaney! . 'V nn!,1 ^•5rns ’J?3**' a.11<! .of the Grand Rapid* Business College.'',lin or of Chicago were week ci of Marian Riipf-. and family* . Grand Rapids. Sunday afternoon at ... Ray Hermlnettr aq’d daughter! Kelloirg Camp. Pine lake. Clark MorehouM- and Earl Baldwin] Mary Ann of near Prairieville njrent post week with relative* and and Lyle Hillings entered school atj■| the friend* at tins place. Delton on Tuesday. Clark and Eat I as! John Foote of Pontiac *pent Sunday! rcmors and Lyle as-a junior. . at this place, lit- daughter. Maxine,! School began at iht- Brown school Monday with Arthur Lathrop of Mor- ;i returned home with" him for a two! gun as teacher. I Mira Norma Brown left Sunday for! Cour: of Honor held at' Kellogg j..j'’.'* ’?"rl '■ ■’ ’ a where she z'wi!i attend '• i ■ :hool life coming year. I’M NOT AFRAID TO STAY ALONE 'Saugatuck. Farmers May Get Information ma. Nettie Hyde and Paul of Harting* *and Cleveland About Best Planting Time “ “* ‘Mrs Oliver “ - - ofCcilumbtu,. Ohio, were Sunday guests; From State College-' , -------- -------of Mr. and Mr». Rankin Hyde. Bvv- witA a TELEPHONE In The House honor badges for work done whiiefcwr-pi?tn ,VritU8 V. ■,>U' the camp the jurat ten day*. !, r “‘V.’P***’’ “nd Thew item* util br discontinued for 1 ", ‘un£g *•<' held Wednesday Butfi<- preserrt. I wish to thank al! who ' 1 A?,W!Bn‘ R" Marrin tailed in their Uem* and helped to' ■“ Adams Lake column iniereidlng. ■ home west ining after NORTHWEST THORNAPPI.E. I the funeral wr Saturdui r and Mr* Otis - Morgan and ’ i-opn. Sh*' tlauglm/ Lois im-.l Win Kelly’ w.-n- ■ .u,.twry i,»Mtle hi-r ii nbaiid wli slumpitm in Grand R.umh Saturday.hvr j,ul a fl..v inamhs ago Mr and Mrs J.’-vpii Schniirr and; family h;<'< daughter Lodvnin. Mr. and Mr.-, win: Rccd and daughter Ardis and Mr. and .Harvey Shook of Caledonia went to Reed City - Thursday and Indpt-d GeiUnger and In* blrtivday. cd al the r Mi-. SteWBngn-.n- and family of D. hka Gerhni The_knowledg(J that there is a tele­ phone in the house to protect yourbidf and loved onea provides peace of mind and a feeling of security. For, whatever emergency may arise, jour telephone will summon doctor, lin-men, police or other help imme­ diately, day or night. • Few things offer somitcli pro­ tection and usefulness at such little cost as the telephone. LOST ANYTHING?—Try a Banner Want Adv. Why Not Inpest In Building and Loan Shares ? ®fje Rational jjjoau & fmreahttent (jfontpmtp Detroit s Oldest Boiling and Loan Auoeiaiion 1250 Gritwold St, Detroit J. L. Maus &i Son, Local Representative, Hastings Something’s Happened! To MEAT PRICES At Your A&P Market ...But Still The Same Dependable Quality WHIM KDNOMY PICNIC HAMS HICKORY SMOKED SUGAR CURED lied the lurir.t here Sunday. ipennor Johnson and her daughter? Mr* Earl Kr oaugnGrand Rapids* i Mr- and Mr*. Wm rt. Rieka Ger-1 1 talned their niece ami husband from] linger, Sunday, af ternoon ' I Lan-Inc Sunday and Mr;- Agnes Bria-; " J. Rii-lxl and daughter Ruth.1 toi of Detroit' returned home with who attended camp meeting .at Buthem. clunafi. returned home Tuesday. i ------ — I Miss Johnson ot Nashville-1* vt«it-; FAIR LAKE. ' ing hey uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mr* Ford McGlockUn and wife and Mrs dpennor JohhKn. lor a few day* th'jj Jennie Eaton of Detroit are vitittug Meek. • at _Earl_Mc01ockUn'.s Earl McOI »t Mrs. Anna Eckardt ayd Mr and -Mrs Mildred Fritz. Mr* Lola Mil-1 Mrs >Lfv Scheel visited'Mr ayd Mr* j ler. M» Agnes Trick Mrs Jennie1 Andrew Finkbeinrr in Leighton SunGreer. Mrs. Kate Simpson ot Hickory 11 Corners. Mrs. Chas. Nobles, ot Cli­ SOUTH THORNAPPI.E. max. Mrs. George Fry of Jackson were, guest* Thursday at Lotrie Colhster'a I Mr and Mrs Edd Siagel and family Mrs, Lottie Colibter returned hornetspent Wednwdav with Mrs. Slagrls Friday after a feu days' vUlt in Na-1J foster parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert poleon. Ohio, with- her surer, ** Mr* Garrett: Seth Elarton I Mr and Mrs. Theodore Wlortnt* ------------‘nd family from northweM of Middle­ NORTHWEST RUTLAND. 'tile spent Sunday evening with their Joseph Whltrtght of Nebraska L- Vu- J parents. Mr. knd Mrs. Chas B John-' •.ting his brother*; Ed. and John Whit-;son ‘ i ncht. and famUiea j Mrs Martha Hoyt, who has been HI Guests in the Fred Camp home the|u a little better, which we are all past week were. William Whitney and, pleased to learn. •JMBs Althea Whitney ol Ashtabula.] Mr and Mrs. Nelson and daughter ’Ohio, also Otu Lee Smith of Grand. Freda of Trufant were gue.xrs Sunday: • Rapid*. )... ....... brother. Francis Neilson, at. [of Wesley Benedict » spending tiie'the home of Mr. and Mr*. Cha* B.1 week end with ftiend* in Lansing John*on Jlr. and XL-i Ned Lanc-ajter and! Hr* Louts Martin. •-ha fit* been Ul. children are 'anting Mr. and Mrs. C. remains about the same. V,1! in ill Lancaster at Sunfield. j wishing she may be better soon. LB. That 'Good Old PORK SAUSAGE Plantation Flavor Lean Rib End Cut* PORK CHOPS Lean Shoulder-Cult PORK STEAK FILLETS of HADDOCK *-* Fresh SLICED LIVER Lean |and Meaty SPARE RIBS 4 3 3 3 Lb*. Lb,. Lb*. Lb*. Lb. Lb. 25c 25c 25c 25c 5c 6c Pork Roast CENTER CUTS OF SHOULDER Wafer Sliced MINCED HAM Machine Sliced PRESSED HAM VEAL LOAF or PORK LOAF Tender Chuck Cuis BEEF ROAST Fresh Ground HAMBURG BOLOGNA or FRANKFURTS LIVER SAUSAGE BACON M'“ I C CS Lard tfW Lk- 19c Lb- 19c ** 19c u>- 7!£c 3 25c 3 25c “• l'Oc Round, Sirloin Swiss, or Club Pure Refined 25 Lb.. 3 % 25 CHERRIES TEA Gunpowder or Pan Fired Japan Green lb. 39c SODA CRACKERS N. B. C. 12-lb Box 19c BREAD Grandmother’* Whole or Sliced, White l-|b. loaf RYE BREAD Grandmother’s 1-lb. loaf RICE KELLOGG'S Fancy Blue Rose ,— ,rho has 8 her cousin.* Lol* ajc-'bur; ii is gr.rif) inc to note that in spite of the man', diffiv'iiliies which have beset this country, not one Building and Loan Association of Michigan has failed during the past year. The national average for safety of these institu­ tions is 99.8%. Stop-Look-Save! 3 - 10‘ Bulk x 10c N.B.C. AMERICAN PRIDE ASSORTMENT 8 O'CLOCK COFFEE MATCHES Birds - Eye CERTO For Canning MILK PEANUT BUTTER pkg. 29c lb. 21c bottle 25c tell cans Whitehouse AJAX SOAP Big Golden Bars 6 for CLIMALENE large pkg. MOPS Complete with Stick and Head ----------------------------------------------------each MASON JARS (doi.) 2-qL *1.09 l-qt. 7»c pU VINEGAR Pure Cider QC Sultana 19c 19c 10c 89c Bulk A&P FOOD STORES TU Greet Atlantic A Pacific Tea Co. �Tm HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER I, Ittt WINTER BARLEY PRO- [ H„ ot h„. DUCES GOOD CROP Ung* *a* lb* (uest of Mn Matida | Smith from Tuesday until Thursday. ------ i-i— _• Farmers Making •Inquiries of; Mr. Mr. and and Mr* Mr* PYM Fred N n Carl Curl and and two two [children of M. ». 0. About V.1U.. ot I'bUdMO or HasUng* HoUnw spent «»ni the u» wack .Wk! , ‘ and at their cottage at Wall take. I . Harlan Wartman of Galesburg was Various Grains -A good deal of attention is now be- • business caller in Delton Wednes-j ing given by farmers in this county 14a* , . .. ‘■““•...•‘•‘P! c"‘ u «n«r te'ln- Spnn, teri.y ■“ "'! School Sale NOW. IN FULL SWING! but results were disappointing when at their cottage Tuead>y afternoon, the the crop was threshed. Il ta hoped occodim ^being tn honor of her rev-1 that winter barley may prove more enth birthday. Bathing and game* profitable This year there have been ‘he time away all too won for yield, of forty to fifty bushel, of win-1‘he youngsters, and Helen* mother ter barley per acre reported in Kent served a delicious luncheon Uwludlng, couniy-jaRUa the spring crop averaged, and a ,b 5 b‘r'.h1da,v ca^’ less train half that quantity. which Grandma Car brought tor U»‘ Hie Stale College reporta more in-1 oixaslon. Several nice birthday gifta, quiriea from farmen. about the feed- were left for a "jninder of the day J ing value of different grains than they Mr-.andjira- Will Cumming* of Wall; hava ever had before. Thore who write take left Friday for a few day. stay. In concerning them often ask for recDetroit attending the State fair, and' omendaUon. as to how they should be -then they are making a trip through; mixed in order to produce a balanced. the north before returninc to the lake ration ThL* I. a good sign and II may , Vernon Morford I. in Columbus.) be that the deprerelon wUl work mmc Ohio. this week helping to care for the benefit to the farmer after all in sav- herd ol young Guernsey cattle exhibit- ■ mgs in the purchare of teed*. ed by *e Locluhore farm near Rieh,jt — land Tliry won 11 firsts and two MIDDLEVILLE. .grand champion awards In 13 classes I Monday P. M. an A. A: P. truck tried at the Ohio State fair at Columbus, lo drive into the Miller oil station It, Wednesday. There were 300 Gurrni had u very high trailer and did con- icy*, from which the 13 Locksbore winYOUR HOME SO OFTEN? sidcrable damage to tiie celling and ner. were rejected. supixirts. ! Mr. Bertha Adams and daughter. Charles Wctasert. .tale editor of thc I Mrs Lila Williams, .pent Friday in Katamuz/»> Gazelle, called on friends ’ Kalamazoo, the tatter having some; And i>f court*. here Tuefdav while on hl* wav north to dental work done dealer. Naverihclevt, try hb. skill al fishing. Copie again Messrs, and Mesdamt-s Roy McBain,: Charles, you are always welcome. Geo. Whittemore, Will Whittemore.! E. A Johnson of Grand Rapids Ium John Harrington. Charley Harrington., Eks HIGH STANDARD IJouic ptinc job. recent* sold the farm in Baltimore John Adams and Harry Wertman of toatuhiji known a* the Cary U Ed- Delton; Ike Houverer of Hastings and mond* place, to Grand Rapid* parties.! George Mosier of Kalamazoo. Fred • free copy of Lowe IIKOTHEBS , He I* again owner of hl* old farm in Green of Indiana and Mr* Will OUbright much lunger . Irving township, and I* repairing same, lies of Hartford met Sunday for a pic-; i and intends to move thereon soon We t,nlc dinner and social time at Milham I welcome him back to our midst. He l*ark. Kalamazoo . before you paint. ' was .upervuor of frying for several Mrs l,rdn Harrington and Mr* Lula I years ami hta farm vva. one of the; Wertman spent Friday In Battle Creek, show place* therein for yeafs He alRev L D Mlle* goes to conference, way* like* to have things up to sntrtl.. this »cek Tuesday We are expecting, Our-parking sign* received a new hr will return to this rharge for an-’ coal of jmlnt tlvis week. [other year » HASTINGS, MICH. Alfred. ’Tim.’’ Lyons returned from! Tlve regular annual business mettFlint accompanied by \ lady friends: '-ng of the Delton Community Club will Tuesday He will soon U going back be held at tiie Hall on Saturday night., io school September 10. We arc informed that Our boys lost the ball game on Tuck- Hwre will be no pot tuck supper at day evening here [t,u' ni’-« tmg but the business sscsion Hie many friend, of John LatUmer rlectlOn of officer* will b.- held. of Morley. Mich., were pained to hearj’J’d folioalng that. Dr. Plrnie of the, coats grove. (president; Kendall Coat-,, vice-presl-• of his death recently. For many year* Kellogg Bud Sanctuary will give hta Schnot^brgan last Monday with Mr*.-* dcnU* Gertrude Stowell, stfretary-• hr was a resident of Thornapple town- >**“•" and Illustrations ah,1 possibly.* ship and often visited here with re)a-i««ne moving pictures on Bird Life. [ Alkrding us teaarher. ■ . treasurer •‘Cllm.a" Forest. . [ s-, Ni.u TWI.-M h... te«i> ,te , Mr "Jj »'«'•' <«m-■ live* and friends When undisturbed by Are. I C A Gardner and family left TuesWEEKS CORNERS. . man or........... >|„ IL-t .nd M.rnm Krl»7 ta teen ■“» “d1 «™’r !’™'“ " ■ day P M for several days' visit in The Weeks school starts Sept ® with, nature work* constantly toward the vlh ite win. ,1,1 " Tn™Uj r, M. B’ eastern Michigan, in and near Detroit. Mb** Madeline Matteson-as teacher., perpetuation of certain forest type., IhUv.l mtein.in. tern,, on sunjoy ™ "’’J! “ Bays Forest and Mankind. These are L -Tx-v M Johnson Is assisting In the Vr and Mr* Leslie Dickerson and ” — v ----““ ■* "" OM roo.n.ulnn .... «1U,I “"■•'Im.in ond mur.W >o Detroit hwHM Hni.ill unit J E BligW. yisltrd In H.S- store wlille Cliff ta away on hta vara- mother and Bob Johnson were in called climax types, for they represent _ ______________ ____ ________ tion Grand Rapids Sunday the type of forest brat fitted to sur­ ...,... i. n, .I,.,,,. .Ung. ond terr over tin owk end. annual Church Mr* Marion West and Frank and vive In that partlfulnr place. Although Mn Kutterlte Clum .pent « •■'K. Tiie “ "n“' Ch “"h Hotni__ Cuming H W Griffith has hta Jerseys at recently viMting relative* near Jack-J will be held at the church on Sept. 11. the Allegan fair this week and has[ Hazel returnedto rtjeu home in Grand this climax type changes with the I Dinner in church basement All oldcarried off the largest share of the [Rapids Sunday P M. after spending region, with altitude, and often with mW mien ’**”” Birthday |S'niember* und frP-nds of the Church best premiums. Harold has good stock ,1K‘ summer at their farm home litre. the toll, it la jhe ultimate type that The "Loyal Women Birthday Ui was! Fitella KtUcy Krtarv last, last and Sunday School are urged to be and know, how to care for them. Mr- ®nd Mrs Wm Buckland and nature will grow in that particular held with Mik. EsUlU ......... arrant MUw Lottie Howard and Mtas Myrtle family of Litchfield and Mrs. Mabie-, MiMiday ufternobn ... with ....... about... twentyl,rTiie £*cn'L I A . 8 „ will ... meet,. ...................... .. . Cook with Mr. and were in Kalamazoo recently toJ Hampton and children of Delton spent] environment. Even on opposite aides five in attendance. Prurnun was in: । . .. . . , charge of H<-!< n Dcmond and Florence ^[r*. rs F r C Wing oiPThursday^Sept. "’*P’U,rsd^LS<',“ 15. ” see the formers brother. Manville, who; Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lyle Dick-1 of the same hill we may And different is ill there, and found him much Im-' <’r»on. ' r । types of climax forest. Dunnigan Jennie Coats and Pearl,1 v'“fr *'1**, ,5.rvS^ Mr Wayne Armour of Hastings: Drinond wned the refreshment.’. OL "1’r T. O. Club will riiret wtlh proved Mr* Harry PWf Li assisting A.’ H I •P'nt the past week at Lyle Dicker-' fievrs wen elected a.-. foUows:. Pre*. Sn,lth on Wednesday. P. Parker in thc bank al Caledonia of son's. Mue Overamlth; Virc-Pres, Helen De- jM • seiu 14 I at,. Mr and Mr* Prank Newton of Has-; mond; Hecy.. Florence Dunnigan.' ' : - • • • .— >>■<: uium Twas.. FlosMc Dennett; pianist. Lenah! Tiie most nearly pv..w, perfect Gothic < John D. Dietrich, our Standard oil tings spent a few days last week at [structure in the United State* con-1 SeaM\ ■ ' ...............L*.......... 1 man. is very proud ot a service badge Archie Newtons Mdcred to be the University Club I recently received from Hie Company Mr- "nd Mrs. Elmer Barrett enter­ Tiie offirern ekcled at Hie school ri ' i lor trn years of service with them; ,a,nr<l company from Battle Creek: union wen- Mr* Artic Densmore.Building.in Chicago. here His business is picking up. far!last week. . । ahead of last year. Thelma Williams of this,dis-' I Thursday P. M. was enjoyed by all I Wc‘ will a’-lend school at Dowling the the merchants and their clerks, it be- i ‘oming year and Carroll Newton at I ing the last half holiday of the sea- ‘he Hastings High school You Can Save on Your Books and School Supplies at the Rexall Store Wc list, bnly a few specials in our school sale: 1 Oc Crayola Crayons, No. 8 . , . 20c Crayola Crayons, No. 16 . . I 0c Bottles of School Ink, now . . I Oc Pencil Sharpeners, now .... 1 Oc Embeco Crayons, now ... 6 Colored Pencils in box, now . . 7 5c School Bags, now49c 25c School Companion with pencil «ui p«n, Perfect Circle Compas§, now . . . 50 Sheet Note Book Fillers .... WHY PAINT 8c 15c 8c 5c 5c 10c 10c 10c 5c WE BUY AND SELL ALL SCHOOL BOOKS USED IN THE COUNTY SCHOOLS GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. CARVETH & STEBBINS HASTINGS CUT YOUR j ^There will be a band concert Satur- FEED BILL 100 pound* of WAYNE 26', MASH SUPPLE­ MENT MAKES 200 pounds of good, dependable egg mash for you when mixed with your own ground farm grains. .That means a BIG SAV­ ING in your feed bill. If* you don't raise farm grains—then WAYNE EGG MASH (18'r protein) will best fit your needs for a complete laying mash that comes already to dump into your feed hoppers. See us before you buy—we’ll both make money! Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. FLOUR -:- FEED <• COAL CEMENT -:- LIME BRICK -:- TILE -► FARM IMPLEMENTS PHONE 2118 HASTINGS MORGAN, MORGAN. [day evening. This will be pleasing to,' Clyde Ballnger and Dana Adams ofj ! Battle Creek spent Thursday with Mr. I many, for all enjoy band music j and Mrs J. W. Howard The onion growers are now bu*y har-1 Mrs. Bessie Smith gnd family, who verting their crop. We hear that the £ house -this yield is very good In nearby fields. Now; —*’"■ back u to L Lansing Saturthe thing ta to get a fair price. This j summer, moved mo'Pd haek section i* now growing many carloads I ““* • each year. ' '[ Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Munton and fam- j ”y and Nellie Fox of Hasting* and­ Our little factory of Blake A Stcd- 1.7 . fra. Letha Adkins had a chicken din- ! man is shipping out quite a lot of1,__ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.' J. W goods of late. Chair* and ferneries I nrr Howard. I soem to be in gixxi demand, when Charlie Harrington of Berryville priced right. spent Sunday ut the home of Mamie Webb WEST CARLTON. Rev Allen DeEong and family of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Sisson of Irving were Sunday evening visitors at Grand Ledge visited his futiier, Austin DeLong. and Hatlie Shaffer. Claud Fighter's. . -....... - hu -sister. ------ ---------------------Earl Olcr and wife entertained his; Su,’day and Monday'. Uster and family from Lansing a few i B,ld Mrs Alfted’Noem and days this week । Martan, who spent the summer at / Vernon Newton returned home I !helr h"c- "turned to their (Thursday from a few <iay» outing at at -«Unday . Kellogg camp Tbe >,oun« folks Ray and Glee Newton with their ° families -apent Sunday with Mr. and Clair Vdn Sickle ttHun Mrs Jay Cousins of Woodland and hfl»*d hii\celebrajfe hU Roy Bloomer and wife of' Alto i . ROBINHTEPARK visited the former s sister. Mrs. Claud ( Mc. Btld Wra John Kollai.- an[I IUr. Sunday. ojd attended Freeport’s field day pro­ Earl Near and’ family visited hi*'gram Wednesday and Thursday they parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Near, of attended tiie Larkin picnic at Lake Campbell Sunday > side. Caledonia park. Neal Newton and family attended the Mr. and Mrs. Wright Clifford and Fifield family reunion at Welcome Cox- ' Mn Nehon railed on Mrs. Louise Pott* THE REXALL STORE GOODS DELIVERED - - PHONE 2131 'We cannot be happy without being Chinatown. "To Ay a kite la amndtig enough, but man could n«t tn* content without en airplane."—Washington Star. rug or. if it !■ eape tally beautiful or valuable, hum; on the wall aa If It were a tapeat.fr. It might also be gracefully arranged un a baby grand piano. ' In rase you haven’t tried It. we warn ydu that you won’t make iMcb ft a hit with a woman by telling her that she can set mnre result* from red flannel underwear than frem a new fur coat.—Fort Wayne News-Sentinel. It may be true that half of the pen pie nilM their calling. That would ex plain their eupt rior abiliiy tn nin the other felloWe bnaineas — San Francis- Banner Want Ads Get Results K'ARM and CITY HOMES alike have odd articles of furniture, .machinery and clothing in storage thi^are too valuable to throw away. Other people in thc county want to purchase just such articles, but do not know WHERE to buy. The Banner Want Ad column is the best medium in Barry County for bringing prospective buyers and sellers together. TT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE whether it’s rooms to rent, furniture to sell, apartments wanted, farm pioductsTbrsJlcfhired help needed, articles lost, live stock strayed, or what not... in each case you reach the persons-you wish to reach in the most direct way possible. Banner Want Ads get results! . ner* Monday i Investing Safely If you are ready for fair dividends without any breath-tailing thrill*. as most sensible people are these days, you will hr interest­ ed in Standard Building and Loan Plan It has been going along serenely for 39 years, paying its CerUficata Holders 5*1 returns, without doing any tricks with their money. standard investors hold Certificates that have been 100 cents on the dollar, and earned S% cash dividends for 39 years. NEVER A LOSS und NEVER a MISS. Assured safety, fair returns is the Standard Policy. Let us tell ■ you more about IL Booklet'for the asking. WE INVITE YOU* INVESTMENT. Standard Savings & Loan Association GrtewaU at Jaffareoa _ Dstswtt. MkMgsa Local Repreunlaltve ffUmllllMI J. L. MAUS & SON HASTINGS moa . Arthur Richardson and wife vUilad Ernestine and Betty Barnes of Hari Joe and Dell Scott at the tatter * home rts creek have been visiting their near Claryville Sunday grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Evrld ! Jackson. Ernestine spent last week IRVING. and Betty this. ; John and Ada Walker of Grand RapMrs. Oxra Pierce of Middleville spent Ida were calling on old friend* in Irv- Wednesday afternoon with her daugh­ j ing on Tuesday. ter. Mrs. Wilber Gibbs Harold Kollar returned home MonSarah Poff from Hasting* township jg.. a(ttr a fov 4By#- visit with hi* T/ Bnd A- BpicJsroJXweU m Melvin and Norman Haight accotn<. panUd Mr and Mrs W«8W Clifford John Jenkin* of Grand R* »d* U and family to the Labor Day oelebravujting hta Stater. Miss Mary Jenkin*. iUon at Hastings Monday. Mr and Mrs John Perry spent SunHOLMEti CHURCH, day and Labor Day at St. Johns. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crockford and Miss Lillian Sowerby returned to her, their guests. Mr. and Mrs Lence John»chool work in But Chicago on Sun-. *on and daughter, spent Wednesday at day MUo Anspaugh's. Mr. and Mrs. JohnMr. and Mrs. George Fox entertained son are leaving this Saturday morn* his son and family from Chicago over ing for their home in Milwaukee. Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs Ogden Donlgy and The Philip Thoma* family from grandson. Claude Wstaon. of Detroit, Grand Rapid* attended church herespem Wednesday and Thursday in and called on friends. Lansing. . , ------- , *»* . —■—Clare Steiner of Detroit spent ovgr Retailers at gasoline in the United Thursday night with hta brother CtarStates number 31B.000. of which Hrenn, at Hubart Barnum *. per cent are filling sUUons, X percent, Mt Willetts of Muskegon u mov* garages. 1« per cent car dealers and ing in the Milton Hebei house. the balance retail itm» operating1 r. jtii nmw pumps in addition to their principal Tta Phihpp'.pe UUmL wen named business ‘ for Philip H of Spain. of Caledonia Tuesday afternoon TxON*T BOTHER to call in person ... Just tele­ phone 2415. If you are not certain of thc word* ing, we will do our best ta assist you. Simply gixe us the facts and your ad will .go inta^rint clearly stated in the fewest words possible. Our rates arc reasonable ... one cent per word with a minimum charge of twenty five cents. The Hastings Banner Telephone 2 4 15 �TBt RASTIXGS BANKER, Fourtttn NASHVILLE. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS LEGAL NOTICES " **” ** 1 | , Co„., prtneIpl, Eml,e C"0’ (born 1817, difd 1Wfl) '’was a French psyehotherapentlst. Cone's system ot therapeutics <Jeala principally with the power of Imaglna Hon tts opposed to that of the will. He claimed that by means of auto sug­ gestion Ideas Mitch lend to cause illne*a and disease may be eliminated from the will. Code Invariably, state*) that lie was primarily n healer. bat . Thc -neuro listened while the caneavrer enlarged mi the vast Mores of knowledge to bo acquired frota the work he was vHcring <>n lite- lujl.tl- ‘ t .U . (j M. McLaughlin. 70. a teacher and; business man at Nashville passed uwav atlils home in Grand Rapids Saturday having Ir.ed there since, 1919, Since leaving here lie has bwii engaged in] Unlverdty Organlution The Amerbau Association <>{ I'nl vertitle* WM orgntjUed In 1H*> for the purpose oi consTdering matters of cbiunum interest relating to graduate was active in Masonic Circles and past Master of the Nashville Masonic lodge. He Is survived by his wife, two sons. Harry and Pliny. brth of Grand Rapidju and one granddaugter. Funeral services was held Tuesday afternoon at a conducted by Rev. L T Robinson of Trinity Methodist church, interment. Sunday morning in which Elmer Rees. U of Churubusco, Indiana, died on his | way.to the doctor's office. He was rid­ ing with his uncle, who apparently fell asleep at the wheel and the car crashed into a cement curb and over-’ turned. The boy and hi* uncle were on tlielr way to Ionia to attend s family tcunion. The boy was pinned undyr thc car. causing internal injuries shd a fractured skull. The uncle was un-. hurt Tiie boy was removed v» the; Mr. and Mrs D D. Myers of Hum­ Kind. Indiana, sjx^t over Labor Day ere. Mrs. McDerby who had spent the Mr. und Mrs Walter Kahler of Co­ runna were pleasantly aurjirbed Sunday when relatives Went with well tilled basket* and spent, the daig with them < RESTOCK p««t8ow/ COFFEE COFFEE Del Monte or Country Club FRENCH Navy Beans 25c Michigan hand pkk.d PINK ALASKA Salmon Gail Lykins. Soda Crackers •y The Ladles’ Aid of the Evangelical church M'rvcd dinner in the basementi . Wf-dnesduy. Mi- Almon Sheldon of KalamazooipeitHost wv<k with, her daughter. ■; Floyd Felghner of /iindivillc and Mix-. Edna Anderson of Lathing were mar-1 3 25c 2 it> Country Club—Frvih sn^criip Old Gold Cigarettes tin (700 cijtrtliei for Ji.00) 25c Spaghetti Northern Tissue spent tiie week end at the Gokay hottie. Mrs walker is here helping care for! her mother, Mrs Gokay. after spending 'I.- '--mum--r here. m. Lake has been, teaching In Detroit for several years. School began Tuesdax, with tlm larg- Brooms CLIFTON SPECIAL t.ch 29c SOAP CHIPS : Mr. and Mrs. Gull Lykins spent laM ! Tuesday high: with Dr. 8 M. Fowler nt itlw Jatpes home. FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES sons started Wednesday night for Sa-! gola. upper Michigan, with a truck load ol fruit. . Mr. and Mrs 6 J Beck and family' attended the Consumers' picnic at Gunj Jake Thursday . Floyd Todd has been ill the post week with septic sore throat Mr. and Mrs. Leon Moodin and fain-( and Mrs. Ralph Henney. over the week' end. Robert Htnncy spent tiie week, end with Mr. and Mrs. J Kick of near Freeport and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henirey were guests there Sunday. Mrs. Scott Allerdlng is at Alto where she hds employment. Sweet Potatoes 4 Cabbage Choicest Quality Meats The D. D. D. Birthday club met In ’ church basement Thursday celebrating three birthdays It Is needk-M to say everyone had a grand time and thc Taxed for Unfortuaatee Taxes for tho relief of the poor have been levied In England since 1673. Greatctl Farming State? . a clllms the largvet proportion lually arable land In the I*tilted W7 jFTHETIME F TO WANT-AD RESULTS Phone Pork Roast ?! Lamb Shoulder 12c � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-09-14.pdf cd8b6efacb957055dca68db867381da4 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR 14 PAGES PAGES 1 TO 8 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 14,1932 . NUMBER 20 CLUB ELECT­ ^Studying ways to INCREASED ENROLL­ GARDEN ED PREVIOUS OFFICERS Brucker, Ketcham, Clement, Barnett, DECREASE EXPENSES NAMED FARMERS’ Hon. (?. L, Glasgow Named As ! Charter Was Closed With' Hill Get Majorities in County — Swift, ; MARKET COMM’N. MENT TH SIEHR 49 Members Enrolled— Director Of New State Splendid Beginning Organization Leonard, Comstock, Maus, Stafford Win TOTAL NUMBER IN HIOH CITY COUNCIL ADOPTS OR F The people of Barry county arc glad | । A meet ink of the Garden Club - was I DINANCE RELATIVE TO during More----limn five ----------thuuraiid' । held In the community room In tlie Na-, — -------- votes ------ ----- -------------, (he- primary - .ch a record number-tor Barry county that one of our hona» citueru. Hon. j were Republican and 1.900 Democratic. Two ycurv ayo in 1930 wWn only a Republican prim C. L. Glasgow of NaShVllle. ium\bt«n j itlonal bank lost week, with a good at- j Ot this total REGULATION tendance The charter was closed with ; ary was necessary in the county, a total of about 4.500 vote* were east and tliiit constituted a new record a: the umi* i made a member of a'state organisation this meeting and forty-nine membets Several clow- contest.' featured the balloting yesterday Three candidate* for the nomination of sheriff on tlie Repub-, whose purpose is to plan jays for dePUPILS IN ENTIRE have been enrolled. It was decided to .Ucan ticket polled better than foo each and were apparently separated by ie.«* than thirty vote*; “all fhe cahdidatis ciearixg the cost of school district. MARKET IS GROWING hold the meetings on the first Thurs-1 for nomination for treasurer un the Republican ticket Were within 300 votes of. ope another while the three running towrahip. village.*dty, county and state IN POPULARITY HERE SYSTEM NUMBER 1202 day of every month in the community for nomination for register of deeds each polled better than MM rotes with less than 50 separating the winner from 5?.'t*?nu'nt .X!r r^a?lh0P?r?'! roorti As the year Harts with Septcm- the losers.i Tin* successful candidates ftr nolmnauon for sheriff aud fur county treasurer ,on the Democratic ticket « tne t»ard Petition Presented Asking That County Normal Ha# 26 On Ros­ li; margins ,.r Inwu-'re.-tn OKI vote.-. , ,.JI?*-’‘H’1 organization. Tiiat also won by of lessthan 260 votes. /‘"'board will convene tomorrow. ‘Every- Cover Be Placed Over City Lot ter—High Stondard-Of Work so the ones who have served since the club's organisation were again chosen. QPQII! boc.*ypianA *f’or uh them success In working । In Rear Of Post Office To Be Maintained TtoUL TI HP Ur nFMnrRATin UcMULnA I ll> ' ou cuttlfig down govemmen-1 The club hopes to do much construc- RESULTS OF REPUBLICAN j The council Friday evening gave The city schools opened last week.' At live work durlng-the coming year. PRIMARY IN COUNTY cxpciu*--4 Everybody admit* that It merited attention'to the Parmer*' Mar­ PRIMARY IN BARRY CO. Tlie opposition to Governor Brucker the time ot going to press statistic* • Mrs. Vernon Winlnger. chairman of ----------- mult be done; but the question Is. how' were not available as to the enrollment the program committee, will hold a With the Democratic vote in 23 out fo do It. With men *0 well informed ket. which u now well established on With return* from all twenty-five made a poor, showing in their attempt to defeat hu renomination.. Return.* of 25 precinct* in the county reported, on state affairs and men of good sound the city lot in the rear of the pot’, in the different building# We lire glad meeting of her committee on Wednes­ precincts of the county complete— m: far received indicate that his VoU ( <>m*tock ha* a safe majority for num- Judgment like Mr. Glasgow, there can office. ' The council Friday night to give the figures at this time, which day, today, al two o'clock P. M. In the Will exceed tincombined vote of hiare as follow*: ' . ■nation far governor. Birge Swift I* far be no question about their.recommend-1j adopted an ordinance, which provides community room in the National bank. I as follows: lieutenant governor, Ketcham for opponent? ut the primary, und that he ahead of lii» live opponent* for nom- Ing some workable plan, ’ High school 480 Tlie Ordinance first names the city ----ccngrcMinau. Leland for state senator, trill be nominated by a majority of all inatlon fur congressman, und John Junior High 154 the vote* cast. Figures from Detroit । lot in the rear of the United states CiriuUuoCVntral ................... 375 Clement for Judge of probate, Harnett may cliangi* this somewhat, but it h Stafford l> leading for nomination for Post Office-'ar.d ordains that it ba stale senator. Complete unufilcftl re­ First Ward .. 104 for prosecuting attorney are certain of not believed nt thl.* writing that th*- turn* from all pri-ellict* give George designated at a Retail Public Market; Second Ward■' .64 I The ordinance provide* for a market tubtiantill majorilic* in the rounly. uplied vote of ills opponents will equal \t County Normal . 35 i commission of three members, conslsfWilllMin for thrrifT. Chaw for county that of Governor Brucker when Offl-i for nomination' tar'\herifL Twentyrui return* are tabulated lour prrrtmU uut „f mdlcaie thu Ing of the city health officer, who 3 to treasurer and Chamberlain for rrglsTotal 1202 , be chairman of tlie commission, the Lieutenant Governor Luren D. Dick-1 Mau* received the nomination for Tile enrollment m the High school W. TUTTLE CONVICTED IN ne#a although by such close margin* ln-ori hi<-; evidently made the same treasurer b) a majoritv of about 100. -------- — , other two members being the president this year Is 23 more than on the same that the .results might puvdbly tic ----- --------- ------ ------- pliemmienal run this time ax lie ha/.1 „*■ .-**-r*’ . FIELD EXECUTIVE DURNELL of lhP common council and the city IOWA COURTS ON VAR­ day u year ago; and the total is nine , changed, on official tabulation of bat-; in many previous primary campaigns. m ■»» ^-marshal This commission is to make MATTHEWS HERE mure than the totifl a year ago. the' Iota. According to figure* telephoned;and Is far ahead. FOR GOVERNOR: >23 out of 25 and enforce rules governing the marIOUS COUNTS figures then being JUW,_At this writing t« the Banner last evening. Wllbon: Fur the first time in many a year.! i>r«,cjncta» Conutock—1042. Clancy— LAST WEEK statistics arc not available as to lhe| has a plurality'of 9. Chase a plurality the demnerats made a showing at the , 182, O’Brien—121. I Farmers, fruit growers and truck number of foreign student , but Super­ CONFESSED STEALING rConnnued on page fivei (Continued on page five* i (Continued on page fivei ' gardeners will be allowed to exhibit intendent VanBiukirk believes there1 ORGANIZATION SUPPLY.... sell in the ........... .„'j and city market any H proBUTTER AT DELTON arc about the same number >u last! ING FLOUR TO NEEDY Xr‘"SnX''U'mmml'^I.ff LEGION AUXILIARY ASK STATE FOR WARN• year. When figures arc compiled wo J Taken To Iowa On More Ser­ will be glad to give them. TO-NOMINATE OFFICERS Latest und.rt.ldw I. DirtribuING SIGNS ON M-37 'SSff; We believe it would be- difficult lot ious Charges At Request find anywhere a snnxilher working* Regular Meeting Tomorrow tion Of Cotton Cloth Suitable |dencr mall lx- permitted io exhibit for Numerous Accidents At Inter-' Of Officers school system than we have in Has­ For Dresae# Shirts tic. Etc -»ale-ln this market or within Hie city b>ror uresses, onirta, . any producU ncl ralsed or Evening In. Legion Home On June 6. 1931 Sheriff Ta-onard arrested j tings. ThisUulribute to tlie fine stuff section ol M 37, M 43 A^d of t«acH8fS and the splendid manage­ a man named W., Tuttle. He was Durnell Matthew^, a field executtve ' Uiemselves. So. Church St. W. State Road ' I ment of Superintendent VanBusklrk chuFgedliy the sheriff with stealing ONLY SEVEN MEETINGS TO for the American Red Cmt. was in tbe| No farm products, vegetables, frulta , On Thursday, tomorrow evening, the On account of the"numb- r ot> aCCI-! No city in MiclUgan of tlie size of Hun­ from tin* Delton creamery several hun­ j regular meetuig ot the American Le- city last week and on Tuesday held an;or garden truck of any description can BE HELD INSTEAD OF tings has done so much for its school dred pounds ot butter. Tlie sherifi dents at Hie Intersection of M-37 and' : gion Auxiliary will be held at the Le- executive board meeting here, kt which i hereafter be offered for sale on the children, to give them every passible hud the g<xx)s on >dm to auch an ex­ M-43 with West State Road, just north . USUAL EIGHT : giou Home and it is hflped there may time plans were made fot the annual {streets within the business district of of- the the educational advantage, as Hustings. tent that TUltle admitted the theft. — bridge, ------- -. — - council - - on Friday! --be a good attendance as officers for the roll call. Mrs. Don Foreman will act: this city. Tlie council -designates the Wl.lto Uto HwtlR U him be,. «lbr I"'""? - 11 '••" -» V*1'" ’■ n_ Twcre ,« All will appreciate the excellent ‘ 1 corning year will be nominated at thL» us roll call chairman for Barry county biudne» district as consisting ot that T"' i r PRICE OF TICKETS IS work that the school board Is doing. Tullto'i-eonfeiiton. olttoer. Ir<™ lo«.. this year. j part of the city east of Broadway and tar.', ,lu' Thej are working, In entire harmony Wl» hid to.nwd bl hb We are, sure that few people realize; extending from Center street north to REDUCED TO S2.00 Tlie work for the past year has re-iul"“‘h’ '“Ti .tun with the one purpose of maintain­ am on von .rked ih.i Tunto be ” ted very successfully and the officer.' the help available through the Red; and including Apple street. Every. they It 1I ~ approach that place. " ing the high .stuijdurd of our city ur>« mt to dam. u l» wu wintod ' lious* us ,h Cross tn coses ot need or distress block within the city Included between Strong Speakers Art* nave Ki'en splendid service. Every ' schools. Tiic reduction of 22 per cent for more serioux-charges and. under u a dangerous crossing.' The state Unusually Tlie United States government ha = Center stree: and Appie'street east of member In thcsclmol taxjcvy thb» year demon- fowii laws, could be Imprisoned for a ii highway dcparthien*. should comply, Booked—Every Man Who — •™'—• *'Is urged to come and help , turned over to the Red Cross tly stir-: Broadway to and including State j nominate the officers for next year. Mrates what 4lic board i» trying to do far longer period than hi 'Mlchlguii ' with the request. iplus wheat it own.* and this is being I street at iu intersection .with Center, Can Should Buy Ticket lor the benefit, of the patron'. of our; A* it would save this county -all .ex­ made into flour to be given to tho>* f (Continued oh page six) . schools.. ■ ' Everything has been urntfiged for (he pense hi the matter, the sheriff anil who are in straitened circumstance*, in, ------------- —— --------------Briil-lu rlwod • program. «pinm$nclnic tile prosecutor thought this-was the cases of sickness, those in distress, old MAGICIAN COMING Monday erenlng. October 17, -and for wise thing to do. and accordingly Tut­ , age. or for any other good reason i „„ BILLIE CRAWFORD'S six ■ monthly tare-tings thereafter.’ tle was luindtd over to the Iowa of-! Barry county has a supply of tim ON SEPTEMBER 22-23 There is u little question -about the, AUTOGRAPHED BALL fleers In June last year. flour which is being distributed by C • '-----------December meeting. Supreme Court, Not until reccfilly did. Sheriff Leon-; Ji osbom. who investigates the case- Dr. Abbott And Company To Justice F« ad 1* down for that meeting. ‘ Presented By ‘'Gabby" Hart.1 ard know exactly what had been done, Appear M MethodUt Church «nh Tuut n m> u». CAUSES GREAT EXPENSE and it u believed hr will come; but a nvy DEWEY AND REV. nett With Names of All Cub di-finite answer from him had not been; ' permit thrt trial of a man nn more of-. Social Parlors ■ Cross, the monthly output in thU I CONKLIN RETURNED By fciLM-s thu\ one. and that he can b<-' FOR TAXPAYERS AS WELL Players On Cover (Country being 700.000 barrels. . I1 Everybody likes to ice a magician i Tills year there will lx- seven miH-tAg FOR CANDIDATES . CONFERENCE Another important phase of the t perform. Tricks and mjuteriei are If '■Clubby1' Hartnett, the great j sentenced according to tlie nature ofj ; Ings of the Brotherhood. Instead of ; helpful work of the Red Cron Is Just I especially appealing to children, but catcrier of the Chiauto ••Cuba” national, the crime*. That must . be a .pretty I _____________ ___ jff DR. HUGH KENNEDY being started. Tins organization hiu' Kro*n-ups are not immune from a league baseball team. knew how happy good law. for the report shows thati been supplied with 500.000 bales of cot- hearty relish for them. There will be ' he had made one Hustings lad. It sure­ Tuttle wax sentenced in one Iowa DESTROYS ACCOUNTA'-------------------------BILITY ----BY“BOTH PARTIES ly would afford him a lot of pleasure- ewunty on each of two cliarges. on J SUCCEEDS DR WHEELER to^ which thc>' are havls« woven mtn given at the Methodist church Thurxwhich he was convicted, to ten .years , ‘ cloth and this cloth will be distributed j day and Friday evenings of next week. 1 • . .'action. ■ each, ot'twenty years for two offoaM s » nnnoEP(i To Our Form Of ■'>>'-*1*1 **' 1,1 Recent Ik Master Billie Crawford, son; of breaking and-entering. Later he:18 uPP08ca 10 uur *orm O1 future-and will be on 4ale. at . Bishop And Cabinet Made But to the various county chapters up.m'September 22 and 23. at eight o’clock, request and will be used for the needy । each evening, two such performances, of Mr. anibMr*. Clarence Crawford oil taken to another county, where! Representative Government Inunkftlieiofhe.Presictent. RayCimndFew Changes This Year Be­ ! the families of the unemployed, or for. under the auspices ■ of Hie Methodist this city, accompanied, his parents to > was two more serious charge.': awaited him. I nhnno-A Tn T nw Dreirnhta । len can be found, or al the Banner those who arc in any way deserving. It (Ladies' Aid. Tlie entertalnmenta will Chicago: Being 11 most ardent baseball I He was convicted there and given two' vnanac 1,1 t.!r,(,c c-.irv„,n ,llld stebbirt. or from cause Of Conditions ' ' .will • fan" he was privileged to see a base-| sentences of forty stain, each, to be: be woven in various patterns and; be m the social rooms of the church. September primary K now his-. j Field a1, the. Hastings.Printing ' The Michigan annual conference of! (Continued on page five) (The admission has been placed at the < bull game, in which the Cub,* were con-1 served consecutively. It can be seen {orj' Tl,c l,rimary P>“»‘ o| makiin: company. • umrij • H vail MlMTU ’ jthe MeUwdbt Episcopal church closed! tender.*;, und later nu t ‘Gabby” Hart-1 .. exceedingly low price ot 25c for adults ....... . . .torniny*' !«•■*. wmurfering thus -------------that Tuttle will have ------to live about Humiliations. com-idernu- al! all lhe-!!or. the clfor. ; -jhe program is an unusually stron.-: its labor.* in.Lansing on Monday. Very, |||CT|rp IAJ lAf POTTFR 1 and 10c for children. , nett. and cost tliat went into it. is dusap-1' rtMt. por trie first ms-.-ting. October 17. few changes in location were made by JUb 1 lbt ”• *»• "U I I tK * '* A', stated above Billie U a most ar-, one hundred years in. order to get out iwinting. It seems to"the Banner UI1DT IM ArrinCMT Dr. Abbott, known as the White Manow.; U!l . ... 1?3ik ,, r Wlil be Supreme Oui ­ the Bishop. Thjs was undoubtedly.due| dent baseball fan. and though he-is on- • of prison. HUn I IN ALLIUtN I ; hatma from India, a famous magician, jas it has seemed for a long time. Jhat iju .-ic,. w w. Potter. That is enough • to the fact that.moving would be ex.--------_ «r. Ho । ly a. young lad. yet he has a knowledge! —-------, will be ure the principal enierHMn entertainer. this metluxj of making political nomi-1 ;alll in Bair*‘county where U iK-iiMi-e at ।he present time, so Jb^t; Suffered Head Lacerations But «>ii bring the mysteries of the Chinese, ____________ of the players and the game that Ui PENNOCK HOSPITAL nations shbultl b.- discarded and a bet- IUf.n Wn(1 favorably known ’lie will . . . japaiwa«*.Egypil3ns.Javane.«e.Aujtratruly surprising. -He knows the names .. .. . W(!J by' ■wlwrever possible the Bishop sent theAPPRECIATES ASSISTANCE ' expensive plan worked j g,v“ an'addn"! p.v.iirs back to their old fields. No Other Serious Injuries hans and Hindus' in sleight-of-hand of practically all trie jdayers in both! out——one that not make ..... 1*0 ...elec-|, V)1-y inemurr. member . ■, ......— ।---... ^.. — will....... — icvcry In the case of Hastings this>was not A rc Reported I performance# that liaye never been the American and National leagues.' Are This Institution Upn,c?n5PlUKn-' u'c varr for the -ur-i No..-.niber meeting, which ■ J" -'_ rour. ><en here before. Dr. Abbott has mysand knows the positions they play.' Remember Kememoer inis institution ,uI prlmar) raildtda,„ W(. ti-.n wlll i..-n«r and f■■ n ntaht. with a matter alone for the Bishop, as the '. In this city, where Supreme Court local churr.i and Its official baa^d had . potter is <o well known Im»bons of people in other counVery often he wllj dope out who will | When You Can Vegetables will not be so disturbing (secretary hank Angell m charge,.the unanimously asked Rev. v L DeweyJ W. uter is « wdRenown M „u M Can>d4 ,ud Amcrt. be the battery on a certain team for uI | Sonu ------' niay --- -- -.................. -- >' lhe nan;1 ------- ‘ '- I, UFUI1UMU FEU,VIIu*re by hu ^Honnancev And Fruit' wnnrttr wh akcr will be Dr H Hamilton Aulcn- return and *0 far as we have homed certain day. and It 1* astonishing how! Thxta oro m,.nv ’ wim win i. ... .. .. of .Cranbrook ....... hnv/. worn, ;i hi* has m so ivnbMtlv persistently nnmvd oppos'd thi> the nrimirv primary . i__ bach, the — rector church correct he will oftcit be. Recently a ■ »h^Si JnJ2 tta °f n‘8k‘’>« nomination We ;nra,-BlmlnMhnm Dr. Aidenbach is d - tertainment. as well as the serious side couple of fellows In the. post office! thing to spare this vtar to help other. . have no personal grievances If we,.... nuKtnndliir weaker Fverv father in the county had expressed the for the return of their former pastors. J™!™ > f to it. Every trick will be given in a couldn't agree on Just what position a! nV* ^whii^:Wrrr*tlunklnp “f °."r ottn tclfUh "‘-jand son who Attend thU mreimfe will r»u..»lw .n u„. puun u> be ck.r U>hl In Irani »I th. .tlKnce. » certain National league player held | this tall and winter.* While we are terests, we would favor It becau.--e. a.; mor-than rehaid 1 • dpwn on the team, and both fellows' making plans, we all ought to have in:anynne caiuw*- alio has lucked nt liwj.-OT the December meeting it is cxreporud ,o tl„ no- 'J-n')' ’> Vleu .lur lh.r were .so positive ’ that - thfy put up a< ta-'inf r nnrkk n“ta‘« wmntv^lnsHtii ’1 I*‘'U”'r f°r !?* I“5‘' thr€*! or f»ur ipctKl Supreme Court Justice Fead will MArnw >«r. b.«tonlni txt Sun.small wager, with the understanding teJLtv work U ,hU PTr h“ rrc'‘lvcc* “ lot 1,1 l«»>'-'bc the speaker. That will be definitely BunOrM. Mr. Ikuk Ruhwn: Drl- “5LV1".!’“L’ ’ R”^nn>'',”t>” Uw. nt«t mlt that one of the fellows was tn "see Bil- • tion. doing a county-wide work. n^i advertising, which was not un-i • (Continued on pace five* e tori. L. D MU.,; Fu-txirt. Frank (ron. m..hlnn „ h, Thurad.y and Fridiv nifhU. klle Crawford and find out which one of । No hospital Is conducted with a view welcome in thew time.*. Aside from that • l^ntkt wt«„„d. A. E. W,-n»; <«*. .Jh - » “ «<Ss‘ “ them was correct," and Billie's decision1 of making money. Most of them have printing of cards und ballot* last two are an exchange of pastors >;' LJ retried the bet—and settled it correctly' a hard time playing even, and many p n[| ammlnted to a considerable sum. i . .. .crv “'T, Ho was to St 500181 roan>J the Methodist church. Haiitlnc# City. L L. Dewvy; Bastings “ya ‘*cJ*n**r E SEND (‘HANKES OF too. « , run tar behind. That has been true of Financially it would be. detrimental to I Lawrence hospital, where X-ray pic- ucad HDO I'no A Q Circuit, c. M. Conklin; Middleville, M. Lawrcnc « ,,a5C So perhaps It was Billie's knowledge many big institutions, especially the the Banner to have the primary «ys-! ADDRESSES PROSIPTLY. turra were taken No broken irones or. nuRn Nino. LUnR o. . (Continued on page six I of the game and the players, or per-j past two or three years. Only by the. t<.m casl aMlt( ,Wl. arr thinking of' .concussions were found, so it was beI AMANCF <JFPT 99 haps it was something about his nt-1 most careful, prudent management has .continued on paw eleven, par: tl*»'! notify tlie subscription department 'lieved that he hud not suffered any! L-RIYIRmUE dur 1. 44 BARRY SCOUT LEADERS tractive personality, that made an im­ our local hospital been able to keep --------------\promplly of any changes in their serious«Mln Injury, although—tax---had a National W C T U Worker To hwaratinn pression on "Gabby'' Hartnett At, going. It is a fine testimonial to thei UflMF FP Pl A<i<*FQ addresses, lender the new postal INVITED TO RALLY tllt-hf slight scalp laceration. R» He «H1I will nrr.h. prqb-1 AVailOUat W. U. A. U. WOFKer IO bLRhhEi least this week. Billie received from. management that they have done this.; num^ Speak At Presbyterian ------------- ' ably remain In the hospital for, a few ■ law*, newspaper* and periodicals "Gabby" a brand" new National League despite tha difficulties encountered ffbm, WILL DO CANNING Representatives Of The Battle da > ‘ s ' Church On Prohibition autographed baseball on the.cover of; the depression, which is now happily I -----------; any change* in address furnished by Creek Area To Meet At ”°' which every member of the ChjCago| ending. - Mrs. Lora S. LaMance, a national W. . Ready For Donations Of Vcge-; the pc«t office. In addition, there (GIANT BUTTER BEAN „ ■'Cubs" had written his name, ns well! I* also the problem of delay in de ­ Headquarters <«M«. Fruit. Can., Topi .nd as the manager of the team. It goes' lARRFA^RAII RAT Presbyterian church at three o’clock livery or failure l/> get the paper. LRHUC RQ DRLL DR I |in September 22. B U All scouten, in Barry county are in­ without saying that the remembrance great assistance When canning fruit, 1 Rubber# For Welfare Work vited to attend n leaders' rally to be „ «.nopea hoped mat that an all wno who are ore inrereswa interested in In is prised almost beyond estimate. anU tomatoes and other vegetables or year th(> clnws ln homi> ; held a*. Scout Headquarters in Battle. Guy Haven Demonstrates H18 l!ie prohibition question and cleaner it will, always remain a cherished making fcUie., remember Pennock hos-' nilcx at the High school canned a lot creek on Saturday. September 17. acAbility As a Successful i politics' wiU come und hear Mra. Latreasure. And it really is quite a pital with some of IL R will be ap- Of frun nncj vegetables which they cqrding to Lloyd Shafer, county scout J Mance. She his had a wide experience will bn (<> g* Welfnr. A^latjon IaWr treasure too. because there are people, preciated .nA and *«., you .will be rrl.rt glad •h.i thatI' executive. Gardener , nn au(hor, traveller, and carapalgnBARRY CO. 0. E. S. almost without number. In Chicago who you have helped. on for those In need? ■ The following events have been arGuy Haven wants it understood that' er." having travelled over half n million would be Riad to gtvakioo for such an The class will again do this work ASSOCIATION TO MEET ranged: he is some gardener and was going । nulcs on four continents, Asia, Africa, autographed ball, but It would take a, LARGEST REGISTRA­ I and if any of our Banner renders or . , . ... . 2:00 P M — Meet at Scout Building, around the street' proudly one day last ; Europe.-and America, Tn Turkey alio lot more than that to get it from Billie. their friends have fruit, vegetables, TION - IN HISTORY: meat 2 30 P. M.—Free tickets for Batik* week exhibiting a sample of the beans: made th$< memorial' address honoring or anything that may be canned Annual Gathering In Masonic “ — Thursday, creek High school vs. Hastings football that he has raised lids year The kind, William Jennings Bryan. Temple On ibcr Of Voter* Votertf Bn. En-' SY "“J"'‘‘'“f, “«* " “ Total Number I game. ts knowrt a? the Gigantic Guinea ButDuring her years as a lecturer, ah# ,, , „ High school and it will be cared for. September 22 5:00 P. M.—Scoutmasters' conference, ter Bean. This particular pod was 46 has spoken from ships, airdromes. rolled Is Twenty - Four n those to whom fruit was given last Cubmasters' conference, inches long and about the sliapc of g fire barns. In penitentiaries, legislatlvo .*’* The Barry County Association of the Robert .Otis. Hastings High student! Hundred Seventy-Six ■ **ntw will k,ndl>' return the cons, it I halls, factories, shop#, moving pictures, . . , . , . , will be appreciated, as It was neces- Order of Eastern Star will ltoid its an- i 6 30 P. M-—Swimming In Scout Pool, baseball bat. -Jiving near Shultz, killed wha» Is be- i Our jyd.n --------------- --------------------and churches and at out of door meetwill te IntereiUd to w w p„en.„ , ,ot m, on^ nual meeting Thursday. September 22, i 7 45 P M'~^.ner' lieved to be the largest rattler evet| know llw rr.ulu from the completed IA .upply 01 can tops and nib- In the Masonic Temple in Hastings. ■ discovered In Barry county last week.' rcauua-jonot roton tor U>U aty. .nd te„ „ 8:00 P. M—Report on Eagle tour. I Ul^, lure to hear lhc pj^by. „uW ,u„ be ,p- The past matroiu. of Hastings Chapter The snake was forty-two inches long,' will be surprised to learn that the to- f preC|ated No. 7 will give the flag drill and MidPresident Hoovers award. tcr,an church September 22. All W. C . had twelve rattles and was morn tlian j tai is 2476. which is the largest regts-' Thl« B a fine service and one that dieville Chapter No. .17 17 win *c«» Year **«> pro »««-­ *# «-* T. U. women are especially urged to be will give me: the 1 *touu«umwv<» Committee's ivpui* report *,u on Ten two inches thick at its mtdsectlon.' t ration this city has ever had. Ute ...... .... . Dinner will be 8™ gram. “. „ ' Among the'tventa on tlie scout pro- present I was greatly appreciated last year by memorial service. Lucky Bob saw t he rattler first I number, according to precincts and! many Hastings ]>cople. who would have served at noon al 35c per plate and all Business meeting—Election officers fram for the fall will be an archery' ————— * ---------—-r : Assccislion. Ar- meet‘open to all scouts and scouters in! REPUBLICAN COUNTY Scoutmaster's . Association. ! been deprived of fruit and vegetable.;1 members are cordially invited, to at- for ScoutmasUr's NOTICE TO ODO FEL­ . 514 | otherwise. for Big Camp Jamboree, the county, according to Lloyd Shafer. I • CONYKNTION. 1st ward tend these meetings. rrangementa —»«1.^ . LOWS ANO REBEKAHS. Plan for scouters' picnic. Announce-, county scout executive. .The date for1 The Barry County republican con• . 409 2nd ward. 1st prec.,.'. The officers of the Association are: On Friday evening. September 16, 2nd ward. 2nd prec. .. . 234 i W. R. C. BIRTHDAY PARTY. President—Maude Bell. Middleville. /,ment ---------of training course. Winning pa- the meet has not been definitely fixed vention will be held in this city on there will be a Family Night. ' : as yet but will probably be some Sat-j Thursday. September 22nd, at 11 A. M. . 402 | The W. R. c. will have a birthday 3rd ward Vlce-Pfes.—Omo Knowles. Freeport. ’ trol»A pot luck supper will be served at, 4th ward, 1st prec. ... Tlie dinner will be served by the urday during the latter part of OctoThis convention will be for the purpoM . 438 dinner at the G. A. R. hall Septcmbc,Secy.-Treus —Martha Detriech. Mid- i 6:00 o'clock, the meat and potatoes be- j 4th ward, 2nd prec. .. . 479 22. It will be a pot luck dinner, sand­ dleriUe. “camp chef. Marlon Julian, and will be ber. All ecouts who wish to take part;of electing 11 delegate! to the RepubltIng*furnished. Bring buttered rolls and ! free'to all Scoutmasters, Cubmasters. | in this meet should get in touch with-can State OMivontton, which will -b# wiches and one other dish. All mem­ Marshal—Lenna Tuttle. Nashville. one other dish. Deputy Commissioners and Executive their scout leaders. Plans are to make I held In Detroit, Thursday. August 3Mh, Total .2476 bers and their families are invited. Chaplain — Eloise Leonard. Defton. A program is being prepared which Board. Any other scouter wishing to the meet an all-day affair with one land at which candidate# fag vartaM will be followed with dancing. BASEBALL AT VICKERY'S. SUPPER. attend may do so by sending in their round in the morning and a second inj state officers will •—------ —->■#----------- — RUMMAGE SALE. All Odd Fellows. Rebekahs and fam­ Dowling 8. Army, Sunday. At the U. B. church. Wednesday,, Sept. 21-24. Maccabee lodge rooms.- - reservation and paying 35c for the din-jthe afternoon Further details of the! The call for Ch Sept. 18—Adv. ilies please be in attendance. ■ September 21 from 5 to 7.—Adv. ner. ■ Archery Day will be given later. will to found in I Adv. SCHOOL IS FOUR HUN DRED EIGHTY Trend In the State 18120709 EFOR CREAMERY ROBBER RED CROSS COIN b SPLEND 0 SERVICE 61140530 GRAMISSPL PRIMARY SYSTEM S DETRIMENTAL PASTORAL APPOINT­ MENTS IN COUNTY Robert Otis Kills a Large Rattler ScOlltS of County to Hold Archerv j Meet ot n. V. Uc �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II. IMS PAGE TWO SYNOPSIS OF LEC­ TURE ON SUNDAY . a stop, never reach** a point where I! . is .wearied or worn out. ‘Mind w ever . alert and awake For that reason Ute j real man. Mind’s idea or reflection, • is alert, awake, add-alive, evidencing forever the desire* 10 be active, ta be' Follow COMMERC IL CLUB Canoeists Indian River Route HEID FINE TO LOCAL NEWS Robert Browne and Hubert Murruon of -Battle Creek launched their canoes , . Mri. James Batson wHl entertain tlie at Indian drove on tlie Thornapple Service Guild on Thursday afternoon at her home. 417 W. Mill St. R10HABD J. DAVIS, C. S„ X'7“ 5:,"“'^ SECY. C. W. OTTO OF LAN. ft, th. him. Ja. i . uv PermiMion. ha* been granted for . . .. . ____ . • m.a.m ™ Mfrnipun rnrmi-r. urea tiv tr.e Indian the annual tag day for Sunnycritt X?'. X""S of divine Love in ChrBtfan Science U-. ' SINO HONOR QUEST AT. SPOKE AT THE CENTRAL , Home for Girl* on Saturday. Sept. 17. therefore uncovering and destroying ; TUESDAY S MEETING rT"-?*-. men paddled dawn the Th >r:iapji!e SCHOOL AUDITORIUM ' anything that went* like mental inertia ' Mr. and Mr*. Maurice Edmonds arA ' • '•J to the junction of thy Grand Rlv. i at «>r apathy. and mental »>• tlie pmrnh of a seven pound sir! burn !i"’ «ran.i.rt. • > tak. ut Pennix-k hospital on Friday, 8<-pdolence have no place in •man’s triu<|MEN OF FORCE AND DEFINED MEANING OF Mrs. Kddv has written In TniMiu Mlclu«ai- -“d ,h,n * 1 ’ VISION MAKE Aa TOWN tuck Where th. . .nt.n-d ". Kil.mviCHRISTIAN SCIENCE . , zoo river and went on t > I’hnnwtll ' prj-? .-, in man the Infinite idea forever ;< broadrnlhg and rising Stressed Responsibility Of In There Hwy were n.t by Ravi: wintet yotir chick, n dinner there Said Law Of Love Transforms dividiuUs To Their Coinmuni I’"1 >'•>■■■' ' Ti■■ w. m. i. md higher Trom a boundlcs.’. EKInday. We. Open all winter — ' . n--w an thttr u;iy u,.cg to Ihonuqip.,Our Thinking And Brings uicmiiuSc ' Ty And Its Interests Positive Note Of Joy iak,.. Ilnports from Mrs. Mary Shower* day. particularly .M^TUeaday t. *>n vf t .•s.s .md industry.‘it, tnerciad Club The s|K*alut w human bring-.’even !at, f yy otto. <•! -the in part, n-g ren fond.*4.wore ,De. 5Uprrnu. value t hUjn; ,.«■ r’.udv tl>e cuncept ot »•»:< in theitnent tn tli.- growth . Uaht of chrhtUn Sca-nrr Let u* community Hr explained*Um*. what It all . nwwn» Hare »<*l crer, I<( uuiuuht that the pr«M .maly/.rf • <n: <.*n m-n'al attitude t - - nature .ot.nmnrj t' vard aork’ Do you torr work* And .,,(.h rlf;r. ,. W4. v:a.ir<.v man. who is u patient at Brortion iiw* DELINQUENT TAX-• IN , iniu in K.i liimaziN. are mon- .TiCITY IS ONLV S4.5OO.64 . new* to her many friends «. ..... ... ..— • Splcndid Record YOU’LL CHEER council petitioned Friday Being- «•Made By City Treasurer, Mrs. block bn Wwit Marshall attvet. Nellie Smith for Up <o Monday morning uur'c’v ■fhv mutter utw referred to the street Ji l^itive not« aop4 form and long ctiducahec make l"yw don't work yt’ t . n, many have to admit , > tia'iji some- lnWft „t IJt,. , divarrevablr t*-euUsr tlw and menial explained, that I . . . T .. the nv>: Florslicima die outstanding ihvoritc of well dresseti men* . . every where. ian a* if Ha' iuwi paid Au*-- ■ m Wf «re re Mich Moil atylcj $8. ironside Shoe Company tably ti perhaps rath* ... . Michigan C:’ ■ , [when It had far better i d and unplefcAan*; a nt,.?., ndvut e ever Fating fhr-‘n„n? v ,n, study and contact And yet when rhat cxorrttt*. who ha* found: s tn doing nothing? . j riling <d Christian Scienn light on what i k that what thing yiiworthj ,v«* H’«nrded as •'The House of Quality Footwear" works plant Th! . lime, a* not many „. Wt> tiiink MrSmith hu* done >ng >. tax deltnnueiicy ol ;t Wien that Job is completed, then ef! in ’ 4. which S' k!'. p.-,: ccir’il-*' work of. r<:-twflng tin- jnimp reining lihircii Williams at Mason for A* tlie human un. usually a'v COMMODITY PRICES SHOW UPWAfy) TREND * and disposal the pbt John Dell. Considerable Progress From Low Point Barlkr In Y.-..r .' . Steadily Advancing and ac- b«r 00 tltr gull ’ ence rn- re •oarers decided lie rvaldi tlie largest mid b site un- .llnt. u hilt. Si MEMORIES Florsheim Shoes You arc on tlie right track when you atari wearing T lor^licim SLoc*. 1 licit Rev. Frank 1xj,’Iul'. pastor ■MeUindUt church is attoridl church coiitynuiif gt Lani'ing. >r- , land ountry Wiirtli.j*, ii former gKiduiCe- ol I Wo.4l.md High' achoul. ' Mi-.. Ri-ta.Jarvi'. Mu-. Uultob at Keeping Alive in Your Mind Memories of the One Who Has Passed Away J *r ,,ur All md Mr. (Hi-nn England spent -High m1\« iv in Grand Rapiib'on bii-inc •' i Mrs. ji-i Styles. Mrs UtVme Quick m Honneld -;t-Mi 1 achWh BusineM College nt ■)>cnt Thursday with Mrs J. J.-Doster. ratij Rapids fur u'bu»inrso cotrr.M-' Miks IaiVoii Geiger and Beatrice at’ I'a'.t- entered Hie Normal School This concept be. harm! an slavery, dark­ ard him Work. he found.'. iccompll -hrnt-nt of; . injrs. Btit •c-rvice. hr j ally there-a as r <>‘4xrs. w-vrk inuis-.Houston >miiws -toying onc'.« p«nghbor that c canal, winch ie fuiilllirig of tlie law-.,i -eaport town. • -r words, labor plu< In-11 Galveston i |>aper s Only a editor MAHK1R Why not rev u. nun and bare tlir w.ork M-t Hri. fall «r »prip«'.’ (.ill •^iiiil *rt our new reduced prirrs. Raval t»ujdmr ore tv- I91fi ti;,- Hrst Im datum* upon th?- birth sJup>d from the p The many iii-.-ml-- 'Hi •C-ult in ;< • Hastings Monument Works .-n i'lionc '1197. HUpdav honor of tlM-ir mother.'Mrs l^-i.t Fa­ Holly. Saturday night. ster s with birthday. Mr. and Mr . .Ron Owens and dmighmrvit-rd by her htvibatid. one daugh- FORMER CARLTON TWP. RESIDENT IS KILLED Mrs. Orph.i Slo\inski Suc­ cumbs After ■ Accident Near Lake Odessa # Ironside Bros.,' Fritpg, ininii from Holland. were Sunday Mabel Htib'il i-I Gary, ind., her’ unde, George Fuller. TuesMW* Dorlillir Iran Id nut- relumed Hilda Suiiun will teach at ikirnum'- Feldpauschs Meat Makes Your Meal a Treat! ■ POTATOES M*A*y'cOM- MAND BETTER PRICE Lake Trout FRESH It Boneless Hams 21» 4 i.b. A«emg« Fresh Hamburger , Pork Sausage Butter : Shultz or Freeport 19C lb. 19c lb. 10c lb. 10c Lb. Lamb Shoulder Roasts Lamb Stew Rib Boiling Beef . IOC lb. 17c lb. 7c lb. 7c Lb. 22c Premie^ SHRIMP, AftC 2 cans . . C3 Premier Tuna Fish, EEC White Meat. 3 cans ww Columbia River SALMON, 2 cai HEINZ KETCHUP Qf-C 2 Irg. Bottles . WW Honey Dew Pine- f? EU apple, 3 cans . . ww LA CHOY BEAN 4 flC SPROUTS, can 13 ( ruvlird ur Sliced, <!«>«. $’.!<! c. isu WE i r arjn i.ULU BUY FRESH I Cane Sugar 10 Serio'.i. Biight Ha* Hit The Crop In Maine Whicfr Pro­ duces Big Supply Lbs. EGGS 48c Friday and Saturday Specials I Feldpausch’s “ Where Better Foods Cost Less " PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER This ’1°? Gem Micromatic Razor with 5 blades and your choice off either Colgate's or Palmolive Shave Cream day me-.Minft hospital and Is 'getting Oil Company hi We are very sorry to men!ion ths ,-ad death o' Mr:.. OrpUa Worthy Slowin.ki which occurred Tuesday wnmg at Uikc OdeYea hospital. Her funeral was, ■h a pin alter harm; nwmbers are tinted to error. and bnng, I held from thfr M. E. church in Like a friend. Transportation will be fur­ 0.1-h -.i Friday P M . bimal in Lafce-^ » DEATH OF JOHN W NOY 1> nished Tliow w ho plan to go will meet 1 aide cemetery We al! give our deepest John W Noyes, highly respected cm a: tl» church tpresbrtrnani ar 9.00 Sympathy to the bereaved family. ren of Nashville, died at hl* home Sat —Ellitworth Newton t Prew Cm « Mrs. Fred Geiger called on her mother and brother Fay. wl» are both J survived by hut widow, one daughter sick in east Vermontville Thursday I two elaters and a brother The funeral evening. • I •fwa* u-a* held Miuufav Hospital Guild No 7 will ’nold its ’ Monday aftemonn altemoon. with ip. first fall meeting with Mrs’ Iva Kelley. Machinery u fastened to floor* with-, terment in Lakeside cemetery 63fi S. Park St’.. on Wednesday. P M out bolt* or screw* by a new method in •ihich j ipscutlly prepared oil. water 11 postponing action and dividing good attendance it detaed.—Addie Ed­ anti compreuion-proof compound ui » sponutulity. ( monds, Pres. .‘ . rri’xsrt' on tlie picnic I ( This is a very special offer and LIMITED. When these are gone there will be no more available ... so come early and get yours. B. A. Ly BARKER ** Whsrs Imtntgiats Attention and Courtttjr Art Shown to All" HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2115 WE DELIVER �Tfft HASTINGS BANNED WEDNtBDAY. ?rPtXTBER U. 1H1 ------------------------:------ ------- ----------- - ---------------------------------------------------------------- —----------- -------- ■ ■ ■■ At the Theatre CITAM TIIATEF vjF-------- :----------- — HASTINGS .- MICHIGAN ----------------------- ■— HARPOS TECHNIQUE Audiences thrill, . but musuran-, groan.* when llarpo Murx plays his harp For the silent metntar of the Four Marx Brjtlwrs does nothing right. even to Ute tuning of his instrument Greater Movie Season She Paid the Price of Fame in a City that Wanted its Pound of Flesh! in o story of flllTT the world, the flesh / and the movies „ • VRItE HOLLYWOOD LOWELL SHERMAN GREGORY RATOFF NEIL HAMILTON t, c..ra0. SUNDAY AND MONDAY Fr. Geller Was Rotary Speaker insisted that he would have to do n" MtneUiihg beiddea fail down, that Har- '•Gr; po decided to go harp. .There won none Fathi itMcnriK' ’ handy, und no money in their Chi- all tiira rato home ^4flh*une. So he felt quite like ttw ... .... . . aj)d a ( safe in choosing that instrument .But his mother took him up She with H. wrote to lier brotlw-r. A) 'Sliean. in pt etalon, wimt H had Nei York, to pick one. up clieap Sliean wrote back he could buy one for twofifty. That rclteyed Mrs M.ux wix> fulfil m tbti thought tliey might cvtng as high as compared with Uxn 310 But Sheau meant S2Ui-and the. sustained ” Marxes moaned. One finally was pro­ cured for MO. Craeked. weak ot fouhd a compmat lUitigs, frequently falling apur*. 1’. iuid been there for often had to be kicked before it was in tunc. he had evr m< cheerful outlook Then, one day In Mississippi, t comedians were in a train wreck. The alua-.s trying t< ancient harp was jolted until its weak aging .them t > havt parts fell off; new crack* came It looked like a total loss, m> the rallron:! woman who company offered Harpo 1230 dumagi who had only .been i few days; vet sh- was Dumb with surprise, be took it. With that and a trade-in of tlx- old tmually of her Jot; L* hfigp. Harpo hoped to get down pay­ that She was ill, ma ment on a new one. Hi* former listen- somr fur the nur’-es Ishmrnt wa-. nothing compared to that who were doing their b. when a music store Offered hinj 3350 S»for the MO relic. Harpo run ull over faith ttu Chicago telling the story \ A-w-ek later, he dropped tin- Moiv 3 Hr had Just discovered Hint the harp man) \ Ium! been sold to an antique <->jh r* for 37501 Sept. 18-19 I J. c. PENNE Y Father Giltrr. 'of St phutrh of this city, ua tftKTU ’r Toon luncjiKin of t: -\j £club Monday T! plause ' viren him at the 116-118 EAST STATE ST. PATHE SOUND NEWS : ‘ Coming Features ol » ^^16 *3^^ ViO>CV tre*So°Ut WEDNESDAY — THURSDAY— SEPT- 21-22 v ,s \ ‘ i‘ '» v • .1^ /T ' COAT STYIX, FOR MEN j jVTj Men! Here’s Today's Biggest Nickel's JJ'orfhl \ COTTON j Socks Blue • Brown Mixture! YOUNG MEN'S MEN’S DRESS OXFORDS ALL NEW FABRICS ALL LEATHER SHOES $1.98 ’1.98 Boy* I The Sweater Buy of the Season! BOYS' Soft, You’ll Find ag^ None KC Better at Pair j . Built for Hard Wear! FOR MEN Far Dress or School ^29^98 PAIR 0 warm. A Wtf Now! Every Man can afford A NEW FALL f ' \ <marlf ^ac- Pl quurd-knit. toupSk >n fast plain retO. miIsJ color* and faficy trim*. p 1 I It 1 1 V Popular 1' "1 ilal t’l' birth ’ I marathon/ Yes sir! They're only— ' ' $1-98 MEN’S Union Suits MEDIUM WEIGHT Short Sleavw, Ankle Length Iapet**iv« xaviogi I Fea bei! But more important — they’re hat* carrying for the fint tune MARATHONS label — tlie oiori of Penney'* tested quality 1 49c a reduction tills year a.» com­ MARTIN CORNERS. IMPROVED MICHI­ pared with last of nearly five mil­ Pppd of Jhc Anil-Saloon GAN CROPS REPORTED lion bushels. The poor’crop* In other leagiuparts of the country would indicate Corn' And Bean Prospects Es­ that Michigan bean growers ought t > timated To Be Above The The Michigan potato Crop is estiv, mates! m twenty-dx . and dne-half Yearly Average , Temperance it the church Sunday. Mr and Mr*. Roland Barry and fam- la, Mr. and £!.-• Eben Todd, on era find t|ie ears of the Miund rcetrdinu . , , equipment mtased absolutely nmiihig ; : We Ihid untirtu million bushel*. the largest since 1628 Mrs The Michigan crop report. L.mhx! The result U a mot remarkable pro- tia'-urc. i rlth Mr. Eva h Laming September io. reports be 100 bic-hrls. or about tlirrc bushels spend! duction—one that makes the jungle! Man L und all its ferocity.an open book. [were not ect* for Michigan’s poOur Conklin, and wife For centuries the gorilla has defied have jails, un­ crup. and little change erase. While Michigan’* . ... , Mrthodlst conferman to delve into his secrets. .He with- crim'. Every .‘or other field ahd fruit »illJtc unusually targe the crop for ,.|iW, '.. We are all hoping Mood successfully every raid ■ of hi > I prisoner net- tq ' w. c-jinpajed with its September 1 the entire country will be about 19,-1 ■ ’ " h.- .. i,n„t 's' rtttumed to the Hasting* haunt*by human* -until Mr. and Mr i criminal before art. Thre.-hing of the oat atid bar- (00,003 bus) • ’ is ■ • in punm than *hum..ted .,jj for Hnother year. Johnwui iN-nctptcd his stamping > iliflcrently than !.>• <ud. crqps han increased the disappoint- 1931 i Tlie Fifth Annual reunion of the grounds And imagine the aman nu r.' comg to our r. -i tnent in both tlu- yield being far below Tlie acreage planted to sugar beeta' Lr.Jie f of these explorers when the first riehj, bn.-n.»n belniH by indirterenr-.- toward the average due. It 1» believed. to ex­ this-year wax double lhat of 1931. and Will Ccgi n il in /Lakeview Sunda£_ that eonfronted them in this primeval God, nor bv Ignorin'.; His Will and Hi- ceedingly dty weather at a critical the crop is unusually One. jiromislng a Sept 4. 37 — ...» v .v—... to .v enjoy the being present wildernen wax none other than two I way. Wo must mi, t them by faiihtul. yield of nearly one million ton* of bountiful dinner apd general good huge gorillas in mortal combat n»-.ss t» Him apd by fidb.-wing the ■ !»idCorn prospect.- are for 33 bushels of sugar beets. If tlie people of Michigan time Tlie 19.13 reunion will be Held at During tlK'ir death-defying explor-; nice of Hr- Spirit, which will always helled cum per-acre, or 2.5 budttjls would btiv beet sugar only, jvluch is In Pine lake*in Eaton .Co. • ution o! the gorillas’ playground, th-- lead u.. in the u.iy.i of love and helpfuli ...— £ goodly number from Ulis vicinity [every respect •«as good — as Sw. cane .-.ugai Johnson* succeeded in capturing tw./in. r the Labor day celebration al The Michigan field bean crop Is cs- for houtehrfd purpose.--, the 1932 acre- sttahdr-d of them alive and bringing them back; -------- — -----; tnnaud at nearly-six and one-half age of sugar beets could ta- multiplied the fair grounds Monday. to the United Stales. They were de-. I million busljcL-, nearly ohe . million. by five next year, and a paying crop We were all worry to hear of the serted during a stampede of Uic>c I Ruth Horn Is i' bushels above last year's harvest. The would be added to many a Michigan wrlou* illness .4 Mrs R. E. Showcrmammab... surprised by Martin John- '"hooj this year | expected yield is 12 bushels -per acre farm. Sugar beets do not exitaust the num. widow uf u former well toyed son and his party. They put up a bit-1 Mr Nettie Maas and Mr.- Kate/ compared with nine a year ago. ' The sol! Practically all their food is taken pytor. who underwent a tertous opter defence, but in the*end they w»-u-l P.itton and B' -kv of Kwlamarod p in •indicated production In the north- from the nlr mid from the water . ir&tiun at Bronson hospital about ten trapjied. Wednreday with Mrs Ad i Ashby ;•-(<.-tern competing states shows that IJrmt crops are turning out better , days ago Her many friend* here, by ..------ - — । ^t(I. Mabel. Horn of Buttle CreekiI .‘heir bean crop this year will be more ttum nntirlputrd in Michigan. whom shf i- much loved, hope fur her CITY MAN HEALTHIER i spent last week wyth^her |»rent--. Mr [than one and one-half milljen bushels! . . . , t -luw last year. Much smaller crop* Style* may change but w- never ex. -----THAN CHILDREN OF NATURE “nd Mr’ Fr, rt Horn Put something into your spate time Th»- city riiv mon m»n witli win. his. m. lungs t.m<« full o.n o( I: Dwight Horn and LoytF Laubaugh. are also estimated for New York, pect women tu go back to cotton stockTlie that you can take out profitably. carbon monmude gas, his laxly nour-1 who have been spending. some »wks,' Colorado and California, which esU- ings. tailed by canned food, shut up In a few] with their parents returned to Clncitirooms ail night and in an office all da>, nntti. Ohio Tuesday to resume ttw-ir I studies at the Bible scluiol. U q stronger, .healthier specimen than the noble savage who I|vm, breatlx-s j. ..Harry Mt'-ener ha.- infection in his! and dines in the tuu.|xu!rd heart of ! ‘ tiger which w«s broken some time! nature. This contention, which break-, , Mr and Mrs Joo Brown and baby.f shandy with accepted traditions mid Paul, of Grand Rapids und Mrs Edith! present day raw-food and nudist fad- Bonneville of Battle Creek spent Sun­ that urge a return to nature, is made day with Mr. and Mrs Leatcr Sonne-, by Martin Johnson, noted explorer Ville. Johnson claims that city-bred hu­ Mr. and Mrs Clxiricy Kenyon and. manity has mote stamina and im­ Mr and Mrs. Josie Kmynn .-jx ni Sun­ munity from disease than the jungle day with Mr. ami Sirs Gave Benewa-; Inhabitant. Mex<fes. too trifling almost of Middleville to be . --------mentioned i™" qniong ----- - civilized Mr nlM| jgrs Charley Barnes of Wh ?rT bk I’laHUt' t0 ,hc AItl' Pontiac visited their untie, Mr. am! Anyone who will give the que.-ttionof selected, is regularly,.iASpficted arid not can black, frequently fatal In its ef-1 Mt„ o E Kenyon. Wednesday. jnilk some consideration must come to a •‘reactor’' to the TF» text. he disease fccts. A fortune await* a dentist In Word hn-teen rereired from Oharl thu conclusion that tliey are interested which produce^ un'dulant fever in hu­ the Dark Continent Despite many * Wullac.- of Ann Arbor hospital, bi- is’ in CLEAN Milk, because CLEAN Milk is statements to the contrary, tlie white ome better at this writing but is sen-. mans. has been found in several years. man has incomparably better teeth ously Hl. . the ONLY SAFE MILK to use. It is .This proveg beyond question the GOOD than the Congo native. ■ Mr. and Mrs Loren Oardiner of Ucti-1 most essential that milk be produced and HEALTH of our herd. We feed a good ‘ ‘ — rford spent Saturday night and Sunday. handled uhder the most sanitary con­ balanced ration, and EVERY DROP of OBITUAKY. with Mr. and Mr*. Will Gales ditions. Al'ter’mUk is drawn it is just as milk you get at your home,, from the Herman Arceal Jamieson was born < March 2. 1917 at Hastings. Michigan, Highlands Dairy, comes directly from essential too, that it be kept at such a and passed away September 5. 193.’. our own herd. temperature that germs canrfot develop. aged 15 year*, six months and three I A test by the Slate of Michigan tjiows ACTUAL TEST PROVES THERE IS NO CLEANER MILK A nightmare unbridled Paramount Picture Produced Than Our Grade “A” Pasteurized a £ \ drO9uvrea ... oh, g X C shame of it! ADMISSION: ADULTS. 23c—CHILDREN, lOe X FRIDAY — SATURDAY — SEPT. 23-24 vj J* HER from ~niy"mistake! -THC ’ “ SIRANCf CASt OF * CURA DUNE Q Cjbmmount Qtaun Wynne Gibson Pot O'Brien Frances Dee x s PATHE SOUND NEWS — SHORT FEATURES ; Work Shoes OXFORDS ■ SLIPOVERS 98' . 79c ?z-x’ Dress Pant Worsted-Face [ ' cannot , There CONOOR! LUA—SEPT. 25-38 Not only is Mr and Mrs Martin ' Johnson's "CongoriHa" pooitiycly th" ‘er.and i find and only talking picture made in life own ttu- African Jungle. but Hu* far! nmain* that not, a single inch pf this 1 tlw'nithrilling production, which took two long. hard. life-risking year* to make, i Fath*-. wa* staged. Tlw only part man’s hand had m the making of this amazln.- ■ achievement was in turning the crank/ ■nd in taking precautions that he was a Persoi not seen by ferocious animals to b.-<»’iot» from :i pluitographed and recorded. [whom declared It was. the must iM-rlluus safari at-’*" pb.V>-icl.it tempted, by man. Added precaution w a,wl necessary because of the pn <nce sound equipment ' Boy*’ “©abide" ! SWEATERS Fellow*—they’re msde the wa, you like ’em—roomy and full— and stitched to hold' Good qual ity 2.20 denim—a great buy a this new low price! portray* a modest, honest, mdiutriou clean-cut young fellow. Very atlrar tire. he thinks that pe:ha|n he Is r.< so hot with the girls It'requires twen­ Father ty of encouragement lro«n Janet's uncle, and no little from herself. !■> dork him up to the point ot propurtng but he finally does. *7’. V-’ S5c minute wardrube, all to create a tiewe more vivid and appealing character ration Charles Farrell as Tonimi TUESDAY. SEPT. 20—COUPON NIGHT Admission 10c Wilh Coupon—All Others 25c COTTON FLEECED Than Ever! Overalls.' j It HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Now You Save More THE FIRST. YEAR—SEPT' Janet Gaynor as Grace Idling-ton in The First Year." Janet portray* a na of Hie modern moment. * She wears (•mart new hair dress, adopt., a nun iMMhive speech and personality. ar COMEDY—Meet the Senator :- ■ ■ C He leaves to mourn their los*. his. S parents, sister Opal Mae. grandparents | jwun horticulture wax find "I'lgltalit purpurea." ths fi|>e«-iea usually grown, j and a host of relative* and friends. ' X He was a member of Boy Scout vj Troop 74 Hastings and would liave bc\ gun the Sophomore class of Hasting* lea frnjn early Colonial <l*yw, sayg Na­ ture Magazine, and l« still found io the X High school this year. X He was a good boy and loved and outstanding garden* of America and X admired by all who knew him. Europe. X The funeral wafi held Wednesday. X September 7. at the Walldorff Funeral 31 home in charge of Rev. Dewey. Burial "MagniOcenei X j in Oedar Creek cemetery. ot Clduntoun, “often mlxlead* a man XHi After encountering a hard-boiled ,n,n " ,hut > *• I*'*”""’’/ /bill collector, the man of the house no I ndnilfatlun that Is be'J bill man /doubt wonders who named them easy I Mowed on Ids bouse and Ids attire?’— i payment*. | Washington Star. that, no cleaner milk is produced in Michigan than we produce. > Our herd has been most carefully Our aim is to provide the people of this community with the best and CLEANEST Milk. May we not supply you? Highlands Dairy Grade “A” Milk (Pasteurized or RauJ> 10c Quart Highlands Dairy Grade “B" Milk (Pasteurized or Rato) 8c Quart THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. PHONE 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. Si.P1 EMBER 14. IJSI PAGE POUR The Hastings Banner!*! --------------------------- Views and Obimons; ■" v. er.,.1.!--------------------------- One prwo.«l u> meet U« NluAinn at Hutinra. NUMf***o •'« read. Is the establishment of a evOE BkM.-Ui— S“'' I""'' ________ _ . Han similarly to the Federal Fann •i.vexty sr.vk.vrn year Beard here. But if the wheat office . .. meets with anywhere near so "twarm-* * a reception a* did the effort* of our federal board to stabilize the price of grain, we predict that the French president will have a terrific job keepmg his country supplied with premiers. thrit jt(»« *“ aw * •i tv” ’ ■ prioi wr • r.i. :'ah,' . . ■ u- . .’ 7 h i s a ii d 7 h a t . ., Wlid t (JtIlCrS O(J) . SMALL TOWN IS NECESSARY. Two tin ng* havtenme out of tbe de­ presalon -that an- worth nrilng large center* of population lu»v<- dt»covered that they cannot - • •• without the country. .» Thmunltirs have discover, <1 th make thetr own life 'wi'r long it waaahabtt •-■! u _• eita play airs pl superiority to the MOISTURE VS. ABILITY. rural communith.Th- y *i Radical wet* and dry* alike seem In- tdndk-d to believe that ismall tent oil making the iiqpor qur-t.-on the |Uv>.ng into v'elijaJ >:.■! -.n.it paramount i**ue of Hie preAideptlal i’:r would Hock to- b:.« m,d campaign- Such militant organDai»uA •th',n !V!jp and »';. ■> mylf. ,.nt as Ttie Ciu*ader* are going about'the ** ’ ‘ 1-1 try"'people, lur**d by the country indorsing all candidate* who advocate immediate repeal ot the )i»ve dlsecnrrorl. mam Eighteenth Amendment. The candidates in question may tx br inexperienced, incapable or even downde right dtahoneat;- no matter *n long w been n bad. they appear to be sufficiently moist.,It would wm that tbe economic situaHon L a trifle, and the ability of "a candidate to help cut the CpJ.s of gweminent mere nothing! But radical artificial wete are not the duly om-s attempting attending ■ __ \J ; Kitcb-iH-’<:-,>i Spring, A National Winder.. Now a State Bark. Rich in I>u< nd. . Near Indian lak<- about right miles from Manistique in the Upi*f Prnin• i!a u Kitoh-lU-ki-pl. a grva’ -prtng Tert long with a mixlmUin ,a'.,r i.- o clear . :!;•• jxxri ..<r> t react.. th oJri that it will . Backward Glances; Bits of Yeslerdayl TEN Vll.t.S AGO TODAY. Mr. and Mrs. A O. Carmichael and daughters Diu and Ruth of Grand Rapids were guest* of Mr. and Mr* Al­ bert B*‘»--:nrr. part of last Week. Mias tz>l« f,*r th* fstr i,r- Blul Mrs J F McBain and baby left Saim»i.«y_for Ypsilanti where they W,U vu,s for"* h w days before Ic-uving Iur Uwlr home in BiUingr. Montana Wink- lure they visited 111* mother and :-ty. Mt.- i> McBain and Mis* Jen- ! Mr. and Mrs. I) J. Hopkins and daughter, of Marcellus spent last week Mr. and Mr*-- Gc.ukc Newton re-; irr.rd. li-..t w,ek from a motor trip) York City,-Boston. Phllad.1!- ; Waslungton and Watkiim Glen ■ Burial”. Tl-.vv were accompanied; Irs N, -.,. t in ., brother and wife, Mr ' Ralph jfmith of Detroit. Mrs.*John Schill and son' New Fall Arrivals of Dutchess Trousers Many new styles and colors for men, young men and boys. Every pair has the Dutchess .>mm ,o 8|ve u*’ •rrat entpham to Hie JI­ ' -quor question. Dr Clarence True Wil- ^»,ed and ’ son. secretary <4 a national tommiUee <*»”’•* - nio: — on ti niperanci’. prohibition and public Afwnra THE I-ATON 4-H FAIR- ’ - morals. ?!atnu that he is going to ditch and Hili Barry and Eaton count!*» used to Prosnier.t Hoover because ot Hie 'utage annual fair* that were 'decided leranres concerning prohibition tha’. tlie chief executive made In his qcceptance speech Tlie doctor makes it ie fqlra. dwindled. olrar that he l> quite ixwed with Hoo­ ver and intends to, use his influence lor electing Norman Tirana*, tbe So­ abides wilecialistic candidate >r the presidency । possible -1 Nr ‘midWaV. sideshow and cheap But it so happens that from tlx- stand­ ■ide vaudeville talent and not point of rotubtency till* switch is a ugh agricultural display and local rather unfortunate one. For Candi­ into the c« date ’Dioma* In several of his Sjiceche. notion hi’ has stated r "t don't believe In tie­ ..... Eighteenth'Amendment1 and were 1 -v and we believe jhat our congreiaman 1 would vote ac*ui-t it * * inlerrrtcd In the follow* What consolation or ju'tillca’.ou <i-x - pcrience what .» ••anal rhqw who have wen t! miimcnt’piade by Muri DeFoe ! the doctor find in thb? Truly the way. Guarantee I Oc if a button comes off, $1.00 if they rip, and they cost no more than ordinary trousers Mw Huth <>| yirk< ■ft on Tuesday; Mr a .of the Charlotte Repub'dcan- of qiilitant rxtremut* arc at times.dil, firtilt to comprehend. Av a matter of fact H> liquor qiivs- bochirt nnh ;?i :. The 4-1* Club fair show* how far th* country we have gone afield in our craze for i tion *hould be u secondary Issue of the Wha’jvrr prob-. apt cd' and entertainment. Tills all''present campaign and unity- wv ps> more attention to the ability of candi ­ cminty fair with lu inexpensive amuse­ ment was a positive joy. The several dates to-manage the various trifice.’ In­ events were highly competitive and volved than we,do to Ihur relative hu­ answered the purpose both as to laugh-' midity or dr;.:w.vv, weYe going to be ui arid tlutlh. With very little effort and i for many more lean modest expense two full day* of enter-' •tuinment could-be Itad by und for pco-' TllF. PARTY PRIMARY . Well, another election is oyer and ice. alter attending this 4-H Club fair ue are more Unptrwd than ever will! how much froth we have demanded <Iir the absurdity of our primary sy*u-m and pain dcariv far in the past. In that n...«*es ',41t( the nomination, of • capable • alone the' 4-H Club fair wa-- candldat«*-for the election mm}* diffi­ highly dmJrabie, It convinced cvcry- cult than under the old party system, «ih- M-n*u)lr enough to attend how iv absurdly expensive and destrov* many non'caiciiHaU old style lair* had party resppnitibility In some dWru-L m the state we find en?ore than one 4-H Club event* in this county, hundred randidate- running for thugh probably not. lu ld on ‘ so .same office With the vote Split a have bt i-n equally sue- | badly It la quite likely that some ob­ il. The annual Ag-HE Ltlr* al- scure candidate.may urn tlie nomina­ attract ar.tcrei'.cd ^crowds apd tion who could -at command .. han hardly been standing room, small mlhority of the vote under any - ' various" handicraft displays. vaudev ilk- ’ show*, vide »how-. system was not pertrct but ri< it.-u.h- Jren and Margery Belle! ■r rtaim-d about fifteen of i - friend* w.'h a tlwater party Sat-! y itirrt. nm and later cutertanu-j1 ic Palm Gacdrn r ,.:irt Mr* I- S Pry<* were citlhii "The Store for Dud und Lad" A Quotation THJHTY.YEUHS AGO TODAY. Dim-- parkatd Of ChurlotU n'h <• I'rOln Our Scrap Book . , the 4bu«e of dishonest-pohttea 0* but w e bc- we doubt that it had any mr* to be a .‘.ur- ■ than tlie- present one The men it placed tn office and that I the present at a return cm with ' jxxlge party ‘h*. ballot ' IVuy of Our World' Johnson. Lion l!unt,i. by ON SAFARI IN AFRICA One morning Martin Johnson called Too Many Rules Spoil luiftlisli, Critic Suys lag mum hoti.w. the tall black leader. k-atlu-tHi "The time has conn- tor sa­ Darling left Sun- fari. said .Martin Safari is the native. TwiHthlrds of tin- time and energy African term for an rsix-diUon into in<- t Mthdols spend trying' t<> correct t : and husbaluf Ul'"errors in Eifgh-li" is wasted effort and Broad actually harmful t<> the development of Chrl'ttc arcotn- i mUy good, Ktighvh. Watteful. s ‘I he excitement .lid north country. fectly g s»d English, and liNrmful br­ Anri daugh ountirmp and vi Hing rnUM- dudciit* either revolt against, MMinri seit-nilfic and • • ■ • . • '........... ... ■ 1 • r mountain.', learning tlie scholar)? approach to language, or <> Gill! lake w)w:t. ;was ^"d. •i. ob-di'-nt'.v «ib-y rigid rule;, which make i Gu- hurl.on 1,,r ■rill'"-'!, narrow rxpn-M|on Tills with HMt quirk n-«. li "I uuh in< <' ^itn i-m nt making English a lircMtmc ' ' ' ’ r.c of the tropic* v'”5«l ••»>; «••her home, tn Van In northern latitude ■ we have so much . rofle.-tmg moisture in the air that .uty ot J.tichiuan. editor of lhe Early v— ‘ . ! there is con-i'lrmblc twilight night and .Modern fhiglisli Dictionary being com- . I. HTY YEARS AGO TODAY [ «-.'»nink while the *un 1- tx-low the pih'<l al the University/ such «xt>i<—lotu a- it i* ME." “Six , ?. Bariev, knw.-v for ifougiitoi:! horizon. JP low Lake Paradise, through : S, next Wt-dm -d.,-.. H- ; *i>’r tr» - - the va .t plain ot th» kalj*>ot and six IS twelve." • ('vi- .absolutely GOT to go." condemned by tliOM! win ■ - D-'.-mt and take rim v.'tainer ' 1 *-*-<rt bwonr- a -ther-edged expanu<■: a th.-.■ trip on the,‘,J '-lf'•»“« »«»>»•' The breege wrrool iu- i-.t that gnpnmar must nt the rtilethey devise, arc in furl grammatical > ■ "I Ashland. b,l<^ fIa*1Mri through Hie canMrm'tions approved by long UMgr ! hl.-, ■par. :.'• it< th.., ■ ; ’*“ > fluttered out. for Hu n :h h. .-pare time"try- IW0nunK m'-11 Tin- whole world the lx -r AtiKiimn and Brliuh authoritli. >ui the English language. declares mi'k,n hval’h . ' fill'* and frosh, and ready f S-iunder-, two’*oiri ! ,h<‘ hriWto touch-of Martin Johnson', t’nhirny <■! Michigan School ot Edu­ Baundrr, ot Grand, cation" Despite the fact that English 'line the party was under way. and rhetoric teacher* spend much ot their tlimj trying to make pupil« e»rTlie rannnn of .xeteniy port* nti li'iig list- of such so-called tour white num wound down t "errors." they meet with negative suetor.-d Kai-wo'. Dex-rt. Tin- viet biro plain wa.-. ycHnwv-h white with rod .-tr< -i*; - of vinii,,.i'’>. jforo airrf there lew clumps of tlHi!).bu.vh thrust «^H ■>! tisr parched ground An <xx?atunai iroe with thin dry leaver, stood up. scorchetf brown bv the. blazing- sun Herds of .-••bra kongoiu. gazette and। octrirh about or browsed on what moro than the younger. ThU prows. form* are deeply find truly rooted hi English-usage tn England inane of the language, our -chooled "correct neat." is regareieri >is old fashioned, and much that is good tisigf- there is "bad grammar" B- afurnoor. the jrarty fell th with a wandering tribe from whtch-Uurty here We are too conventional, says -csmeU were bought To the bark- of, . Professor Fries, in attempting to pi” a living language into two air-tight. Y-FIVE YEARS ACK) TODAY these were lifted load* which the black ; unchangeable dimpartmenl* n>«Y k e d • hrace of the aeuon wa.-- men had been carrying Some o! the go-el grammar" and mistake." Our si ?- last Sunday morning U-iwcen. poors went back for additional equip­( language is In fact * complex mass of >atl>iop ' and Cliarlcy Barlow's, ment; others stayed with Martin U> an indefinite- number of social group',, ri.-tjtnc,- w yard* through a help handle the camels and to take on, and a -scruuHvmMs to vgrieUes of Cx>r'.- cabbage garden—.. Tune—so some ol the party * baggage in the. usage, a j4chne» of 'experience which rock-, ground where the pack animals allowa a Speaker to adjust hl* speech in light bames.-. m fact he"■ could not carry full loads The mirch that afternoon wan short to the demands ot occasion, subject, riiiK-h hr.avtrr dressed than the and hearers t* the only way- to truly Seme' ladles who were fortunate About five-thirty. Martin called a ha!t#♦ good English -It was thl* method, says th l-i be up early and re* that' He then climbed a flight rocky emi­ it was immense and tha’ for nence or. the plain and searched with report* iron*. hl* glaweF„. I. t Y.r !« IM iwnhweil M >;: <i,4.'.h they will bark the Dxhim the most vivid figure tn our liter# (Mins’. Modoc or anything that saw * telltale cloud of vapor that in- Hire, admired by the expert and un­ diluted.the rising tntasnu of rfuvt over derstood by the common man for cen­ ,lc Ou Mondav evening. September 4. herds At game He knew tn that dher- turies. "l i Council of Royal and Select Ma— tion lay the "Katnpitoonia ' waterhole. • r- was organiml in this city to be which BoculyTJid was a favorite iiaunt Hut LINCOLN SPEAKS. *nw. a« OlblUfai Council. U D The of .big game Poor rich man. If lie loaf* -he la a • We win camp hctc." Martin told hl’, Four score and seven years ago " hern getting a Uu’z of agrirulturaJ •uelew parasite. If he works he robs 7 Philluu Ttince-Illustrious Grand men "Get bu*y“ Instantly ;• new over-production and the clamor of her *ome poor man of a job—San Francitc j acijvity broke out among lhe following "A voice ol eloquence and woe Mauler. P Drake. Dept peauntry for atabthaed farm prices is Chronicle Long stilled by traitor hand The fust trained deu »e:e exhibited' A A I. . Illustnotu . Grand . ...... l"my of P0**"- Lo“1‘' c««” quickly BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. • .down on camels. Special boys took Again assume* command giving French political leader* many by an individual named-Ruhl tn 1821. I iawter M W. Riker, Principal Conductor of *° * nf*,b> waterIncidentally, it wa* splitting rad: uneasy moments.- A large proportion ,-rrv hole to Ml. Others got thornbush for Shall it ENDURE? THIS LAND ®F G'-rise Washington *at for at least W< . To achieve iiictxu one uiu. of the depytie* represent agricultural and not hairs that -got Lincoln - startedbarriers to protect .the camp agajnst 17 painter* and sculptors <CH?d is no l-g YOURS . an attemp' — Louis M*Hhdutnct> and can bring considerable way ,0 lhc Wnite Houu — ---------. m —com on wild animals. Others cut small trees Greenback* -----were------worth IS JEOPARDIZED! IF IT ENDURES. down for firewood. 8U1J others busied pressure to be*r But the cost ot liv-, f<aihviUe Banner. j ’ YOU must be strong and brave Satiuday 00 3-4 c on a dollar themselves erecting , the tentg. UtueUUhly to Mve. mg tn France u high, according to the : ..... . an*’.. T)U» idea of -pxne National The minute lhe evening meal was' A literary critic obsenes that there i* bad economics, also bad humaruty.Cause of Crimt. Fn-nch standard, and anything that over, all hands turned in. Sleep came SHALL it endure? Shall TRAITOR are comparatively few bearded novclShoes cost »j high a* 830 a pair in • It U in tbe breakdown of religiou* 3*ily after the struggles of the day. the depuu« may <to to rahe th. cost uu MVC1UU #fe RED Clurlca E. MitcheM. N. Y. banker: Ruula. training in the home, in Hw church, sreover, the next day alway* *Urte<i j HERD lwl wn> irc oi firm product *".!! meet wy.h a roar to Iet tlKJr -ou "No nation can isolate itself ecoand tn the ichool that w» mu*t look (or■ early Scarcely wa* lhe first nreak c! j If so I dig anew H of p-otut from the ciue*. So thU will \ H<7nn^t ncmleally in there modern time* ar i Australia has a total poyiation *maU- the pretent catua of crime.—Prof. dawn in the airy, than the white men A* once I died tor you ; prosper lu a world of chaos." I er than London. Etancu B. Sayre^Harvard Law School we awakened by the cry of: "Indoka _By Hoaea Bigelow n. ■Pungent Paragraphs Crumbs of Wisdom ■ ’ • ’ �TIFF. HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER K. 1312 Idlcvllle'b the democratic nominee tar ! the same reason. J I For state senator in this county Sen’nilinr'“,<r Leland received 1549 I rates. Alfred Dubulsson 657; Charles Willett 447 Leland carried all thyee h»n ■ mu i Dunnes of the district by a total of 30ptJpjvcr Dubulsson ' (Continued from pare one) OIN L hVI l! SP .ENDIDS ■ Ulllt Enjoy Perfect Rest Why not, when the prices are so low, enjoy a per­ fect night’s sleep. Never in the history of our business were*we able to quote ao low prices on strictly high grade budding. Just think of it. .. you can buy of us a soft, easy cotton mattress for only te .95 "v BROTHERHOOD PRO- I GRAM S SPLENDID (Continued Irani pare one) be suitable for men's 4urtxv short*, pa-1 RESULT OF DEMOCRATIC decided tills wk if he Is not avail- j janu.«. Women's sUpa, gown.*. drr.w*.| PRIMARY IN COUNTY able, someone else of equal prominence will be secured. aprons, etc., and for children'* clothe.* | Volunteer sewing units are asked tn. (Continued Irani pare one) awist In doing the sewing 'ThLs would: er will be Or Erne.-.t Burnham, who be gond winterjtttfk for church socle-i CONGRESSMAN: .'Oom of 25 u in charge «! the th partment of rural tlra. grangckHHe U-tlon Auxiliary' or I'tccIncU. SwUt- 896. Foulkc.'- 130. education at life Western State T*achsmall clubs Tlu- material will all |M i Kimmcrle—78. Jarv:»-j4. Kultenbrun cra* College of Kula tun zoo Or BurnSupplied Red - Croas. j ,<5 xuppiicu free rrcc by uy the inc kcu urov.Mr . Clara Griswold of-Freeport t? ‘ FOR STATE SENATOR; <20 out <>! ilia theme will tar «m* that will service i hainmin for ■ Barry countyJSS precincta) Stafford 597. Broc—208 ciully appeal :«» u BiolheriuiQd' 'Mrs Don Foreman of tliG city t. the For SHERIFF: Georg.- Lwmard- enec. .Chapter secretary and Rev • |. ,_L j 1029. Fay Green 8H T<a«l vnU- 1893. pewey b county- chairtndn. Applied-1 Majority for Leonard—IM. " turn may l>' made !o any on* Ot th. 4FOR rOl’NTY TREASl'RER: '24 Central MoUiodt lljree mid the mutter will be given a'-lout ot 25 prectnctsi Maus—TM. Quick tent ton. I ..^j. worth* hi!en<.-.\ ■ In these days there me Bundled* ot j coses wlwre sohir help L. needed-mid • wtll „ be appreciated it, u nob Uh- aimj . .• John and Genevieve Flrwoy and | *’H! lx* Dt. Henderwn Crw>' U naV’ “ /.Katie Whittemore and Gdnton Haven* I University, a speaker o of de^nden s l.ir welfare agrnc>, m.d !n.lur|X(1 t<> tbplr W(,rk M1 ll>na| J?? n Y’“,U' ■.1 ,or : HuMimw High »clwi and Virginia! Rk. the final nu*tim > «• A-to ur.'b. the 'U>''n’l'l"J<d.H4iV1,1IS ,(.r d n t , ............. ■i>d rlmr who mav to in n~d and ml . ’ . vltk<1 Uw{ din< make use ot the surplus wheat and cot' dxets from the pre<e<| Mi > Forrest Havi-ns spent lust wuekj-l> “ ton erojw tn th;.* country. in Hastings caring for her daughter,!Fur Recently w>nu> Hastings. people urn Mis Robert McG’ocklin. and baby. ■ trait, will mvt-un. ••vei • — ■ "l'|The n»'w daughter has been lUunedIThis quartett>* is rutr.po communhy ther taw people by th•: ^n|lB Virginia ;-:r.g»-r» with beautifully hundred carryitut hwne wk. of floor Mr, rrtunled Sunday «lio. will give a vaned *n.from w»eral week* visit with heriwiU delight ewtyb, lhe Rr<i Ctir . rh.,! ;• j.( • .m- 114li<|jtrr. Mr* John Foreman and UMinaif will be in stance of their benrticient work. There |UmUy (n Kalama*-. ' tocium and the put are d'Hibtl. s ca*<» tn flu. , cuunty. Barbara Ott» of Kalamazoo who Is Tlilnk of cettina w Sards of raying with lier aunt. Mr* IU> Er-it.unmer.ts, w.t a«5hv 1 u,le,ld,ntf ndwol at the Otis tl.n.jsn in. for i .95 A hatiilvomr 3 inch po«t —writ finlxhrd bed. only A well made roily and laatlnx npring, only All oth.T L.d.liiig In etork is priced by us propertiiHiatcly h»w. Come in and loaji ilver our big line. We know that 'we can suit the modi particular cu.stontvr. Miller Furniture Co. "Complete Home Furnishers" PRIMARY IN BARRY CO. J , । Spring*. is vtatting her I MM ARY OF VOTE. I OR GOVERNOR: Willi. . . ... McCallum rnmmttnity meeiina Brackrr Williaii) 11. McKnlghan 109, Jiur.es C. • <• held Hi;,'. Friday evening with Quwilan -48. Orla A. Bailey. Total )id Mr?.. Gictui Jjolchpuse vote east—3138. Majority for-Btucker SORTH MAPLE GROVE. ’ I.IEt TENANT GOVERNOR: Dorcas Society will' meet with I) Dtckin.<-n -2057. Charles A 15. Virgil A Fitch—219. Total I eastern. ' • ' School opened Tu A Foot Comfort Expert of the Chicago Staff of Dr.WM.M.SCHOLLwill be here .to assist our Foot Comfort Expert in this SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION NEXT WEEK Wed. &Thurs. SEPTEMBER 21st & 22nd Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store parent* ut 'if 11)1, and Chamberlain a plurality of and iHrighhon ■■I Mr.. D. i IXiuglaa 8.iiuTday vvenhig an sur­ prise aixl to'remind her that Hie next ’ day was her birthday Vf illm-. and !<•- . Get Relief NOW I palhtiiis* im-1 Hastings,Michigan (Continued from p.igc one) . Foot K Troubles • I for each of HuHy' ' ' i result of playing tn the wheal bin It]11* lex. than it w< Phut- are bring made for th.- annua! ;.VI„ necessary to have them removed Red Cne. roll Call la ginrnpg November by a doctor ... It-md i l'ein^ <-n ThankaKivmg • • John Foreman aiul faintly I Kala-| Bn>therh>>>d • which v lu.pr there may la- a heart-, lnM/,„ uc:e Sunday' o»Ucr» at Ray Er- a- — -• of -* —•* -• • hast thing* and generous rc-i»n.H- in Burn coun------mind tv made puK-iule ] Suuciay visitor;, at Roy Erway s were., i Al Wolfe, wife land daughter. Annette. । I of Grrmd Rapids and Hazel BUskirk of RESULTS OF REPUBLICAN Sec us for big values in RUGS, LIVING ROOM, DIN­ ING ROOM AND BEDROOM SUITES. We guarantee to meet any and all prices. Telepone 2226 NO NEED TO SUFFER FROM “Barry County’* Butietf Shoe Store” 19. 114 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS, MICH. atmosphere; nt 60 iu!lv« But With Youth .. r annually, m^t of w • tun-d by largo can' . rumratfe that enor banjo, f"a”- Lou Smith, Zana igef •ixl Dorothy Sundays v Mr axil Mrs. Murrhall Belson from m ar Wikm rvHle >pent 'Sunday with hu partuft?,. Mr. and.Mrs. Orlle Belson. Mr. and Mrs Freeland Marshall of «n MrKMm m P*,r““ ‘' "'J "• „ .U..rf ,l». .unrtil ]“,rrr" *ta -dial). " «•! the formerr's ’ shier. Mrs. Anna • Mr.-mid Mrs. Wayne. Baniharf and Campbell. • •miii of Hattie Creek spent Smithy with line I’nbliison .and Mt.' Ft mu land . Mrs Flora Baird and <i, Morn lin­ er, Mrs. u- week-end Mr* ... Albert . d lit cur-. FOR I’ROStXTTING ATTORNEY: Laurence* E Barnett 1613. Addbcrt jority for Barnett John PuFiTti.-. at h'uShvilie. hu many tri William Carey—438. i .8 Total vole—3097. I Majonty fur Ketcham—1691 FOR JUDGE OF i’RORATE: Stuart Clement -1758. Archie McDonald—75u.•' David Honeywell 531. Total vote-, Everett Austin -135 Total vote—2681. Sunday “vuilnrs were. Mrs plurality fur Wnitsoti-. 9. FOR COl NTY -CLERK'. Morns Hili Mrs - Nettie pchdvH haj> returned <<> —1764. Allan C. Hyde -1225. Total vote the home of. her ,^i«-|>hcw. Dexter 29H». Mftjdrtty for Hill 739. Cri'ii.M-,utter r. few wwk.-.' visit in De........... , trait. While there .she .suffered a .-light Ham Chase 793. Willis Streeter—8!)2 I strokii. Walb-r Fisher—529. Hiram Ribs—529.! ' ’ ------ ------------- ----- Edwutd Schantz-•.'>!« Total vote--> Only thettift who arc -intlLspcnsablc" '3081 Plurality for Chase—101. dure take long vneations. and even they FOR REGISTER OF DEEDS: John I often find they arc not seriously missed. CimAiberliiin — 947, George ClouseDM Elwln Nash—Oil, Total vote—2786.' Plurality tor Chamberlain -19. j FOR STATE SENATOR: George Le­ land - 1553. Altird Dubuiwm — 070. Charles C. Willett-499. Total vetaturday Sept. 17 3044. Majority for Leland—471. ■ . Friday, Sept. 16 S ECONOMY Days ------------------------------ AT THE -------------------------------- primary and polled a large vote. The! total democratic vote was about half SALE! SAUERfkRAUT PUMPKIN Beat Quality. Large No. 3 Ska Cant 10c aach 3X8 ORDER A SUPPLY! JELLO m^v.l'le Lb. 23c SOAP CHIPS 5 lb. Box . . OCC . . CANDY — Old Fashioned Chocolate Dropg, QgC 2 lbs.......................... . tO GRAPE NUTS 4 AC FLAKES, Pkg.. . . 1 U HAM — Rose Bud Quality, Whole or String 4 OC half lb........................... I C (Center Slices, lb. 19c) KAFFtE HAG, order J(*C a supply, lb. . . . 3 pu..- 19c |l WE CARRY FRUITS, FRESH j ’1 MEATS AND VEGETABLES I’ HINMAN’S THE BIG LITTLE STORE Phone 2491 OLD EQUIPMENT! “My Fuel SAVINGS Pay for this New Hot Water Supply” I Continued from page NORTH SIDE GROCERY Canned Vegetable SELL US YOUR SPECIAL OFFER! ; Trend In the State Butter PROFIT FROM THIS Guaranteed Merchandise We Deliver SAVE A TON OF FUEL OUT OF EVERY 5/ .certain’ that "William A. Comstock is the democratic candidate tor governor.^ sman Ketcham has rcct lhe largest majority.la<ever obtained: tn a primary election. When the finals; are in., it is believed that it, will Exceed ; 13.000 It may reach 14.000. It is well past 12.000 over hta nearest competitor, with several precincts to hear from, all of which will increase his majority.. 1 His democratic opponent appears l|ke-1 I ly to be George Fonlkes, of Van .Burch: 1'county; althoiiRii'm may be close be। twfren that gentleman and Charles H . Kimmnrlc of Caxsopoh*'and Roman 1.1 Jarvis.'Sr . of Benton Harbor. Barry ; !’ county democrats gave Dr. Birge C : । Swift a fine majority. Twenty of the I twenty-five precincts gave the Doctor j BPS to 130 for George Fouikes and a| • scattering vote lor each ol the other L I candidates. I. In Burry county complete, Ketcham' l has 2397; Carey 433; Novak 288. Cass । county complete gives Ketcham 443! . over Carey, who is a icsident of that i county Allegan county gave Ketcham • 1 5382; Carey 1290. Novak 909. Vanj । Buren county gave Ketcham 4132, | i, Carey 1331. Novak 888 st Joe county i । gave, Ketcham 3322; Carey 724 and! !• Novak 795- Novak is a resident of St i 'Joseph county. Official figures for' 1 Berrien county are not yet obtainable i I-A majority of the precincts indicate I that Ketcham's vote will exceed that; I1 of hu nearest primary opponent in ।, Berrien by over 3.000 It will be seen 'that Ketcham carries every county In 1 the district. ' LEGISLATIVE TICKET. No contest for member of the legis1 lature oirctUicr ticket In Barry county. I Len W. Fetghncr. of Nashville. Is thi! I nominee of the-republican party be-! I cause there was no one in the held, । agaUul him. Charlu Parker of Mid- '; Sell us your old furnace coil—and save with, the ' I I । । CONSUMERS SPECIAL G.as WATER HEATER SPECIAL OFFER! y'ears down Z TO PAY Holds heat for hours. A ‘’pin-point” gas opening supplies all the gas needed, yet Furnishes constant hot water for only a few cents a day ... the cheapest and best way of heating water! SAVES GAS, TOO/ Built like a Thermae Bottle CCl I lie YOUR XLL.L. Ud your FURNACE COIL FOR »Z50 I OLD HEATER FOR »5.00 , CASH ALLOWANCE ON PURCHASE FOR CASH OR TIME PAYMENTSI > $ f75() /— * CASH PRICE Now Only $57.50 with Your Old Heater and Coil poslUvt Utt rid eeifa; See fAe Heater at Our Store . . . or Juet Phone 2305 CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �Trtr HASTINGS BANNER. WTDNE?D IT, StrmtBpl 14. im PAGE SIX j B- Team Shoe Tossers ! A-TEAM TOSSERS PLAY Defeat G. R. 14 -11 FAIRVI™ SATURDAY Sporting' Items ' PASTORAL APPOINTMENIS IN COUNTY GRAND RAPIDS TEST­ ING UNUSUAL CASE 1U.I1IUB u-ir.m ol ,bw uum up- Tourney Ooncluflei WeHern set tlie dope Thursday by defeating' the I Michigan League Schedule elrbno dranrl ' strong Grand W-unlrfc Rapids ■Fl.lo.am U-icwm 14 14 fn to 111 Hi . —Hastings In Leadv " ~ ' Valuation Was Given ■ IfMMI?D IID TITi CQ a niatch here Thursday. Eldon; (Continued from pdge pne) One mor* gome remains on the AnUNNtn-Ur 11.1 Lto ,00^, led .... tlie field tn ringer* with an averagv of 55 1 while CUler of Grand; team schedule in the Western Michi- B'jMcKc.in; NwfhyiUe. 3 J. Fronds, Karthes, Barlow and McGrath Rapids was second with 542 The;can league and. this contest will de­ '‘/ormer pastors In whom many of our Scrap Way To Finals At Ha-t Ings .team as a whole averaged 34 4 iermlne.whether or not thoJocM club readers will be Ihierestra arc Rationed ' ringers .Wiiile their opponents iivcr.«gr<i .wirvi tbe championship or finishes In as follow#: . 32.7. u triple lie for (he title The contest Grandvill^ Tourney Rev. Karl Keefer « <> the will be with Fairview at Fairvie-w Sat- Pou.rville; A. A.- Gelgir to Throe out of four Hutlugs amateur” mday evening. Ifastingx defeated bc-xent 'gained runner-up titles at the .’Hasting* toeser--: Fairview earlier In tire M-xum but the PhUUp. to Hhr-phuHl: M. E. Hoyt Team ' ’ CVi.trai Michigan boxing tourney finals Oute-Woodman I,'latter club >»• dope u few wu-ki Gi.iiidiilli; M W. Duftey to Ionia: held m Greenville Monday evening. 0 aco by tiYuncmg Grand RupicK At J 8ke to Muske&on il< ights; Harold Osborn-Rose . . j present Hastings is leading the league t Wetton to Allegan; H F Yo-f to Ban­ uch sought J > with only one match'lost .while Foil-' gor: A. A BUcge to Martini. C. D. । Osborn-Bennett . flpa!while Bud C11ATO 3..vifiw und Grand Rapids-iravc lost two'. Yinger to Three Rlverr. Roush-Bender ... I tach. ; , Other appointments of pastors who ■ L. ' ' Osbarn-Malcohn ... ■bad never x-rved in B-tfry county but weigh: division, upset the dope cuni- O'Donnell-McMillan who are well known hero werejnade tu> p!ct:v bv Shocking out Whitey Devrtes Tinker-McMillan o . mon Dr Hugh Kcnbedy. who has taxes cm of Ghir.d Rapids i;j.the third round •n<-d on the B.-.1k.;>.- -t.m for main- h-.fti Whitey is one of the be>: amateur .rars, is the new dWitct superintend- th<. ijfe 1- Sept. 17—Battle Creek Central lightwelKh'1 mi the state and yas slutin? of the Grand Rapids‘district »uc- against h LOCAL ELEVEN OPENS ■ ('Battle Creek. •nui decision Sept. 2l--Eaton Rapid.*, here. Karines who SEASON SATURDAY, Oct. " was made auperintendmt of the Clark oubt ...by the Supreme Corn 1—Grand Ledge, tberr. ! Memorial Home at Grand R.ipxts, tak- cun n that couit a as Unfortunate enough fb stop a solid Oct 8—Howell. here. ■ ling the place of Dr J C WiUitt» who. Shaw. 4 will m< Oct. 15— Ma>on, Herr. ‘right swung by Lyle North of lon|5i Blue and Gold Steps Out Of ■retired on account cf p>"^ health. A looking up ot during the rtcohd round and went Class To Meet Battle Creek F. Cartland siu returned to Lake down for the conn: Up until this time 29—East Lansing. there. iodeara; W. H Helt ice! who grew up iaxatlmi. Central Team the two were putting up un ।evenly ;o;i n farm near Middleville, is returned In Wayne county, whete : Nov. 13—Wiivland. here. , Hastings High gridsten will step” out ]as the pastor of the Parclum-nt church fates ate nbw being, prol Pete Barlow, made short work ci his of . their class Saturday to meet the, near Kalamarrxi. Tins j.* tin unde­ valuations made’ .ire iM ing bout, knocking out Glt n Guidebook of ■ nominational church and R«;v. Hclritpl especially to uspertatn the OL*-go In the first round bat last to: I has been very .successful in conducting jHTMitin! pt >t. Dr W M. Puffer I* returned .■ ■ ■ u'I?.* J? cl cidoii in the finals. Hosting* Indepotatefili will pljiy the ;■superintendent of Bioxion hospital, ir Ed. McGrath drew a bye for the flr.it tition in about nine j-ears. round but m tlie final match wax'up; Battle Creek is said to i|avc a teanv Gnmd Rgpld* Ramblers in a gam-; Kalamazoo and Rev. A F Way u.re. talned as secretory of the Methndbl airainst Dick Mohnroky of Grand Rap.... of Wterans ... back in uniform..among here Sunday. The Ramblers have si! ot Michigan. ids. Central .Michigan featherweight all-state liutfbuck halfback lor.strong h-r Ight whom b Sabo, all-stute line-up und (aim cun count on,Foundation 1 j . The champUm and-w veteran amah dr b-ax- i93i. s The Hustings squad, . altliough contested game - • people of Hastings arc vrryglar Next Thursday. S. pt< mb-.-r 22. the ■ «‘ lc,»n,e K<Dy*'/ er. Ed. io.t by ilie deceit kind of de- lohiclasscd. expects .to put up a crappy dslon. ‘ ! game and to Ret some valuable ex- Z..2;nUuili indcpt p'.l-iit stage a Bnbiters'IkiyIwn, „ ri!\ , re , Bud Chase lost in the semi-final*. tc< perience in facing n football team of’.game ------ -with - Pat's Colored Giant* tur- j,7> ’“'••hfiilly and won a large Vick Black, of Stanton by tl.e kayo; this caliber, the coach says'. . . ' ! nlshtng ihd.o'wxuUion. . .rrienas < ________ route in tlie third round. Bud jnit up! The real reason for Hastings will but the sup'r.or Ixixmc -.'.ar: Sept. 17 when Eaton Rapid < east or wci: jnxned much, copu r. in the first of the Little Seven Battle Creek I OSSCTS team wax only alrvauy d Lo- fifty candidates >n for practice. ExTwo strong teams of hori'<€oc pitch-1 uay nlternbon .....High peHenced players upi be piajrrs are lire available »>»u«wr but.<-t »■»;<«A wgi w seen son m in ■action action a npnthi*,c;Ub Tht-v’ will meet the third Thnrs ----- ...------ -.-s' mid the ..two end-, will , evening when Battle Creek and Grand ■ aflcrnoorf of the month. Th«- n«x have to be filled with green material. RapnUu <crs m««.t on th- local court • ] meeting to be held at the home u year. Indication.* are that lite team thisU(u-ting> bus pliiycd 'both teair •' * — ■ year will be light and. fast. nation and local Lin.* predict an < interested i‘ -me to Join. Herewith Is the probable starting (mg contest headquar.rrs Mick-y I Mr and Mrs Chas. Van Vranken line-up together with the number and, fornxr Hastings High and Ralph StrobFidge • of .West Balu. capable amateur boxes. weight of each player: , HOkuAWm . ; . worked with the Warn dump; the sum­ L. E.—Lcchleitner—l33»—138. Caller* at the McClelland home the i Conor* aere. Sunday visitor* of Ml* tlie mer and now Loaan is directing ” I. T.-Cronk—>17'—165. lust a—k were. Mr and Mi> Char!.- and Mr*. W R Juhto'ork and >>n training again. S6 far tfifai year L.’ G—Hewitt—< 161—335. Price. Mr and Mr* fienev Old. and' Mr and. Mr- W B Haywanl vw.tcd headquarters have bc> n Karines' C—Bishop- <6.-135. •rhreo d iuahtcr* of near Bradley. Mrs. < Sunday Mr. and Mr* Montsi Replcpl>* ' R G - Keller—<13i—14: ;Cha« Salisbury and three »on» nt Mt - of Pudtmk R. T Rahil—<4>-148. nlanrtutd. Ohio. Miv. Csrtha Boa-man. R. E —Howard—‘Co? —1 j Mr., and Mrs j. m. Hill of Ftndley. ;Ohii». Mr. and Mr.-,. A J. McClelland o! F B-ZerbeilCastleton. Mrs Chester Winans and — .Sunday. Mr. and'Mrs. \ L H -Karmes- i 881-135. dough Lansl ig.^Mr. and . Cll,„p Custer. Thirteen wa> on unlucky number for R. H -Snjdtr- 99'--150. forris and son Alton ‘’’I M'-.s Mildred Juhnco the. H.irtih&s Independent* Sunday u-.; Substitutes-. Ends—Kelly <21>. Ta*- j.an-y. L:,»'<J MrCMland am'l. v married ft'uf- 1 ui they dropped their thsrte-f.th game of; her <t4<; . Tacklis— Angell. Fuller, um and Mr. Mildred Vumev 1 - jjn'pjj, qigratutaticMui arc the ... i—n to tlie Grand Rapids Ind-- ■ Townsend '10'. Waildorff; Guards—nn4 MI,..Ediih of .Maple i pendents, in u game Ixrro. Tyler. < I5«. Raerick. Thomas *8>. Cau-:OrpV1. Brownie )iitc_he<i for Hastings and kins; ICentcr--Lanwe: Back.* -Echtl-; Vrrvtn Troxel and Wif«‘of Lansing j, held the visitors. ?o seven hits while lite naw «0>. Lawrence <12*. Brady, fferr , •pent the week end-with Ills father, ' teammates were collecting eight but • 33>.-smith and Altoft 'll'. the local nixie lost nevertheless. Tn t. Edward kfalrlicw.* enierfa fact. Hastings fail.d.to score until Hut hall of the Little Seven games ] schoolmates of Detroit reeen seventh inninu when three hits were and Hits year ure out to belter r whkwiri-. formerly of Mbr e»n vefv sick nt his home Herewi; inning LOCAL BOXERS WIN OPEN AIR SHOW EDUCATIONAL INTERESTING TUESDAY, SEPT. 20 At 8:00 P; M., South Side of Ford Garage Bldg. TALKING H.H.S.FTotball tit Schedule tor 1932 motion PICTURES ALSO FAMOUS STAGE AND RADIO ARTISTS ■ “THE FORD DIXIE SINGERS” independents to Play S R- Ramblers Sunday THE NEW FORD TRUCKS WILL BE ON. DISPLAY! NEW FORDV-8 AND ^-CYLINDER PASSENGER CARS ON DISPLAY -WFUfiffi' ■ram E To Play G. R. Here life — time one! FREE PRIZE DRAWING! SMITH & DOSTER DELTON. MICHIGAN Explaining ALL. G. R. Independents Deteat Local Nine Gran^ Rapids 2 0 11 Old Timers Advance to Semi-Final Round Old-timers have advanced, to th--] M-nu-ihial round>of Wieir championship.. round-at tlie the '•banker-" Wilbur t-’ine- defeated John K< 1-up on 18. Bob Walton d< ft .it. will meet Wv.spinter 1-up on 18. Charlie eft" V* si defraud Joe MrKnlght 3-2. «t <1 FY.'ihk Cunotlur#; Mr -inti Mr J TV Sliulft-r and H resent the banker.*. Wmiu: Lane v. B >':» ■ nwr visited Irene Johnkni ol Plainut In- Doyle vs. Ed. Hutf-j.I Sundav. Radlard, Aben Johnam . jemi-finais. DrCcu form tlie mmnifacturor>' team, mat) to play I.pending a wee Mr.L Raymon OUR us andi ft.rr.ill! c»x of K-’ilnmaroo spent Bunday wl’ti Mr. and Mis. Herbie Wllrox. Mr. and Mr:. Hal Lathrop and Mr. and /Um. Wdl Hyde w.re gpest. of Mr And Mr-i Bob Martin of the CepRoad Sunday.’ . ‘ ’ L A Day and Duan, a-jth her parent . Mr Beadh of the Hrndcr Is Convenient and Saves Your Time and Money Firestone Tires Fred Rock of Jackson' Bert Webb of HunKWM’s of thclY par-! •H Webb the juivl week' - are a quality and price that afford just what you want in tire service. Yftu should see us about your tires—either Exide Batteries Sunoco Gas and Oils sell attended owing line. The next one parsonage Sep*. 28. . ... plan on papering two room# in the imr-oruge and your help wpl be -appreciated . Mt> Herbie Wilcox spent Hedtje*day in Hastings with her father. —give you more miles and smoother operation at a low,cost. Our Mono—“VALUES and SERVICE" COMPLETE LUBRICATION ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Corner Court and Jefferson, Hastings We believe that it will be years BEFORE you will have NEW fast'color wall paper offered at the price we are asking for the remainder of our 1932 stock! . Friends were saddened to hear of Mrs B S. Holly'* death. Mr. and Mrs Homer Rowlader arid Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Sldcuin and Harry Ritchie of city were in Ann Ar- Asplnall. at the University hospital He underwent an operation Thursday. • Seems to be doing well. I Mr. and Mrs. S J. Varney of Nash- • 1 vliJe spent Sunday with the lftttcr'8 ■: mother and brother, Donald Rowiadcr 'The following olBcers were elected at (lie Wellman P. T. A. Friday evening.' Pres,. J. Laird Wotrlng; Vice-Pres.' :John Orville; Becy.-Treas., Mrs. E. : Deakins. Regular 50c upto 75c » Double Roll Papers— ' m Regular 35c up to 50c Double Roll Papers.— YOU MUSI SEE these papers to appreciate the extra values! Regular 25c upto 35c Double Roll Papers— sag . JLCfC Special Low Prices On WINDOW SHADES INTERIOR PAINT v DRIVE IN —and let us give your car the “onceQVer”—you will go away pleased. 1932 WALL PAPER to Make Room for 1933 Stock! One-Stop Service —have proven their wonth and our inspection and repair ^service are prompt and efficient. Annual Clearance Sale of Regular 15o up to 25c Double Roll, 10c and AND During This Sale! Short Patterns, Remnants at LESS THAN COST! CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL STORE Telephone 2131 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Education makek an intelligent man useful; a fool dangerous. A �THE HASTINGS BANNE*. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER U. 1S» Social Events and Personal Mention | PLANNING FOR THE ■ TROPHY LUNCHEON Helpful Suggestions i !Twenty Nine Women Enjjoy De- ’ ’ lightful Time At Country Club On Tuesday Robert Walton was in Detroit on John Wilkes of Rutland Is in the CASPER—CARROTHERS NUP7-3 c. cheese, cut flue. Tuesday on business .University hospital at Alin Arbor for TIALS ON SATURDAY. 'Ruyqueta of’red gladioli, salvia and 2 c. tomatoes. Lorraine fsenhath Is home from Flint ,tr’atmen‘', ... Th« Hastings Country Club wai a '/now-on-the-mountam formed most ‘i c. bread crumfe. fig a few weeks' vacation. 1 Mr and Mrs. Robert Burch and Mr [ loyely-Miting tor the nuptial* of mp* unusual decoration.-, tor dir weekly 2 T chopped omuiu. Mr- Frances T»wer al Ann Arta>r U n'lJlSS ’PM‘l 8U’“U> ln M«D Fr-ncrs. daughter of tn and tu^beon Tuesday at . il.e Hasting-2 T. chopped celery^ , vUlltnaMr nnd Mrs C W Mixer i ». .a .. ... . Mrv ?f»nk Carrol hers, and Mr Bruce I (todnlry Club. Twenty-nine member.. ,, । h A, 1 .I Mr’ •*ld Mrj‘ w T Grigsby nre ■>» Brewer Ciisjx-r of Walla Walin.«. Wash-lane vrasn- nnc guvMs uuvms were present, p., .contract ........... being Mrs Alma Wiuulerhch of Chicago Is a motor trip to Eon Jordan. Ghcboy- IM.SHM.swu ingtoti son of ml Mr nirn and auxs Mt. C. r W ” played ’ ’ nt five " ’table* and ----------------' auction — at ’ ' ‘ papruca , ( visiting relatives In thU vicinity. Igan.and Detroit. 'cl, a.J Casper of Marshall, Michigan, on Sep- two. Mr* David 8 Goodyear held Mix ingredient* and pour into but­ W,UtCWdrater w*s In St Johnv Mr. and Mrs. Shifty W Smith of ;i,.mbr’r TcnFh*" lit “'four* o”cli,ck' high score tor contract. Mr* e. j.| torcd loaf pan. Uakt 45 minutes in ’ Pratt rta_... wirinlng ...ra..in„ for tn.r auction, y,(r, Hon-, moderate oven. Unmold carefully arul Sunday. at Rev. Kegh Chidester’*. 'Ann Arbor vixitcd Hastings relative* ; hundred guest* bring present i Dr and Mrs W U Davis were m 00 Friday enroute to Frankfoil. The lounge was made attractive ert T Walton won the gnlf evirnl.!aurT®u’Kl with sauce. Laiiung "ii Sunday vislUng friends. * "J1* wld l*®w: In ten white roses, while a profu.sloi which was for the li.'sest number ot' . ' putt*, ' Raisin Pudding. i<-r.ind.i The service wax read by Rev. Mrs JoJin C. Ketcham Wa* chair-- 2 c. pastry flour, Johnnie Armbruster left Monday for! Mr and Mr:, (H;O Ei lhJttor of.Mui- ! U roy U Dewey before the fireptace man for the day u'-.'.sted by Mrs. Dau . 4 t. baking powder. •. c. sugar. Atlanta. Gu , where he attorid* college jik,.,) ul(d A1I,.n p,ltt,.r „t Dejron *r<- .which wun banked with.-tamai.w mak-.. Walldorff. Mrs. Wallace Jw.vx and Mrs Birge C. Swift, of Middleville Mr--.' w'J imK "■ fl ” "ig background for tail whity Mr. arid Mrs. Sam Nadu of Charlotte ,K'ir»u ' ’ * of“ Dr. mid ’ — Mr*. D. I)—Wakon candelabra holding cathedra! candles George L. Lockwoixf will be tn charge' rnlli d <>n H.i; ting* friends on Monday ul»., I1 ,, , . ... u , .. !<>n the mantle w-’as a large-biniqucr of of »hc luncheon next wvek. Mr. und Mr A M Halt of Belding । Miss I "rk ,U1 " l’*1'11’’ v'7"-’1 wl:l‘ either aide. The women's general ,c<«im»«tee l* 1 c raisins. vi-it'd .Hasting* relative* on Tuesday duy tor Ann Arbor wliert* she will enter 1 x.. ’.u-........ making-plan* for th.- trophy hmciu-rtn the literary department of the Uiiiver- and Miss Tributa Tyden. ikitinlxt. both which fs planned f< r Tuesday. Sep-' Mty .of Michigan. , • <it Grand Rapids, played the "Bridal tember 27th. At that 'time golf and; Mr. and Mrs. Janie* Creglow, Mrs.i•'Chorus" from Lohengrin a- the pro­ bridge prize* tor the entire v-nron will i ^tl‘x YngrTdtontu -und beat •wo Him-' Mi** Anna Johnson returned on Fri­ Edith Bonnell and brutlur. Oscar D t- , 4-™™^ cesalonal. aI and soft music conthiued be awarded Mr*. A W. 'A’uodbuine • nMjt n;| niuthu pans and' day front u uiuidh's stay in Truvm;>«- .•am. were In Traverse City last .week during'the .... o ceremony . util be the general chairman of th--i, a g,. minute* jn moderate oven Un-' and attended the fair. The bride, who wa* given in marMr and Mrs. Hubert Bronson enterth<- ;:mst of Mrs lamed Mr. anti Mrs. Eckel of Grand: nI traUhpan-nt 'velvet, ■' SUNDAY SCHOOL Ire Box ('<Miklr< Rapids on Sunday, till xpencium the • ।,ii!ivin >fr white , . '".H'liLi'y CLASSES HAVE PARTY Y ":‘ may nw^c “ v’‘r!,:t' "r duy at I rail* End, Gun lake with which she wore 1,1 turban •> riAVt rwni i , Mr. mut Mr.-. Rwry RUcbic. Mrs matching velvet, an Ague-, model, whit. Hnz. l Hmkley and Rirhi«rd । Forty-One Went To Gathering ; At Baker Home Near JoAnii.- Finnic, small daugjitcr of Middleville Hmkk. kJ(1 gIoxr> nnd whl,4, oibnm * ‘rr“‘d 1UI(1 “n" Fall Hats oh ilii new (all hats, b< aitifiil new color* of brown, fawn, pearl ami white. All made ol the best of fur.lelr, silk lined and tailored by Sunfasl Co. The range ’this year shirt- l'j c. slKirttftiifig. I c brown sujtar'. Johnstown township on Sunday Charlotte Cain returned on Sa'.nr, Dr. Mrs i4;<»uu>nfi Raymond'Griffin Qn Tii<'-day evening of last week th• ,, , . ,,. , >'•- and mm «n.iiui rlinni.'.l inra< , lira .umorar Iran-. .III. Irar „rlta-.dl»M lira tel,I. - Ijmn> Bible class and the Utya.l " M'teira.' Ura niu s>» w-,,....,,' ete« ot lira MoOradita Suu­ 2 t. cinnamon » . ... . £-»n Ai..nev,n -,.d .... ll.n.1.1 J“ a'lm>.1 "I", 1'"‘,' ."i" 4 c,’ flour. ,..,u .... Suumlt-. :Arrl.ral.ra,te Ind . .... ^l,ra ter draurt. 1 ’''"L b. ,l'1“1','.''11 'lY'",'"1 ‘1 . I Crctifn shortening ’add sugar Ml : Th......... . I........ Iim trlmn.-d '.<> Mi ’ and Mr.' Tlrama- ArnuMon .^dltei a nl .lira law will, !b'’11'J1' Y,ld. M-' L ' ' Uak’‘ V, Ann Altera a»;r ntenra ter AKdlrar. ,...'r Ite wrrt . .M, all .prndura MMrar i"r',=“ “Ja tert” tera I''" . ar>(i beat again Sift dry ingredients ".“"ntuk .Clara Hall- «l '""J >- A teunllOl ,.-l Irak .uWn. . | and add to first mixture. It lx nice to divide this douglt, adding Mix’cs 'flieo .Parr aiul Extlier- fluty . cm Mtetamra smrallr l«r i "7" M“ c"p" -J?*” b‘ “ »“>«" »-tein. melted chocolate and yatnlla to opr spent Saturday at. the farmer'* home «Z .Ill, Mr .MW. ,r,l HiJr" t" ,?‘h ■“ ' ' I-■ 1-.>H Worli.r ■ - >. >,-.r Mra. - ■ < port ton.i grated cucoanut to another | porMdfj, nuts and raisins or chopped Mixer McNaughton ot ,v u. master ano inutr«-*.< <>. t ylr<..|>;r.x jjr* James Gow*#, Sec to another portion. The*e pot­ wexe Mr. and Mrs CamiliiM„ McMurray- Tn-a* Mi ■ dates Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes "•[ Mb.-v Bernice Henry left lliursduy ciTcmonie* turns may be made into *au*age-hke MrGuflm. Dr and Mis. R *G Finnic | ... Tu viiw-nd ’ for Akron. Ohiu. resume her teach­ ■ rolls, wrapped in. waxed paper anti Mr. arid Mr.'. ■SuJra!--'" ’ “ ‘ V' 1 " of Kalama- ing. Stic imide tlie trip with Mis At 'hr mention th.' b*uitifiiliv tin 1 • “nd 5?:* Mollie tanDugtercn • un»ji wanted. Hefoir baking slice vri v IGeiW-vlevv Hide,i. who has been vlilting -. > uAl? J-L 1^’ wi?v/ i “n‘‘ bv Art* ‘-'.rtrtaht Thr,.,)ln bjke ,n hot mcn . Mr ilii'i Mi., ch.v. Fmstrntn and In KalUliliiz'*) t.xmi.ea .. tn u.'ii 1.* mo (I'l.n. sni.i ],ft at nine-thirty after having I. family .sjxiit Sunday with Jack and ^bghiful .v.nmg. Y^irt. )4 roM>. u. CIli • 55.(.1man o! 11;.y City. ' s.i. piraidrd over by M:~ Tlhie Ty l-ni J’,"' ‘ " Mi Emily Sullivan, Mrs. F W St«-b• nd Mi.. Jason E McElwain assisted; WH1TRIGHT REUNION. ’toHcd one-Iourth tnrh thickness, Cream'butter until -oft aim plir-tic t^j’ii'..' until the batter Mr and Mr- R M Lambic from Fri- by intimate tneiids r,t the bride. ! The tenth annual reunion of the de-''• » portion of the light dough. Add the sugar gradually--one-half .> tfe’e ’*it4ies until s'.iti. »n Saturday. ;day,till Sunday. / 1 cup at a .time, creaming thoroughly whit, v '.n’.o Hie batter. 1 Mr. and Mi s C;uper left immediate - scendants of John mid Mary Whi'-.i”^ i Mr and Mr* John McLrayy mid ;jy by auto en route to tu-ir new home nght. old setUcrs of Rutland township. । after each addition Sift flour, vhet: ;ug and Hie halt' u. "’I.', l* . f.”, , Mrs Mary VanUux'ervn «i| Pasadena. ’ in Wall,i Walla. Washington . ■AniM* flavoring u pazUcuMrs , IU... i;. :,l S„nd»> I. .,( M»-' ;“d * T™’d,,1" Ji1;-™"I measure, Re*ift with mH and baking >xua •Calif., w-re Friday afternoon and dln- C.isp.:. travelUng eiiM-mbh- wa. of gl,n.. Mnding. Thornapp e lake, with ’ c‘n rol,l‘! U» ««xrd paiwrandI jKiwder. Combine tlie flour nuxtiiw :»rh nice umn a chocutato icing U *» r r'^^r ", pt guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Ben- brown w.xd with which >IH- wore kmt futv-hve m .t&n~. Th.'ton and M; ■ with the aiigar-buttor mixture one used on this eab-i Turn batter lino Juun of Rutland. matching ncecsgoric,-, .d.tV wa- Ideal utter the hc-avy’rain ot .aiding. This gives a pinwheel e!!ei-t. ( would pie crust by cutting the two tn-, buttered iak»> Uns. Bak. in a modcrato t Mr. aud kirs. Ernest Erwuy spent last ! Mrs. Casper graduated ’ from Has-j-hi day before, and the Jolly ’congether with two knives or tubbing to-: oven t3M degrees F . for about 30 mln•week at the Farrell farln in Carlton uhgs High vlicxil and attend' d Olivet course of people did ample JiWlce- to I Igether lightly with Du- !ij*v ot th.- fin- ut. , .»> untd the mke just begip* to ! ger*. Whciv the blending u. finished tl-. - irxisen from the -:(.■ • <>f. the pan siM-tiding tlx-Ueek end at home ! Battle Creek were guests of the- Er- College, olivet, where she studied vio-|the bountiful pot ludk dinner, lifter; • appearance of the mixture should l> When < -J proud alfli eisocotate fudgolin under Pedro Par.. She taught in- which the busmen m'»^-tinv*1,‘' held) Mr. and _Mr • Fred Kinlicdy and way s on Sunday ■ like course cornmeal. Add the — -----strumen’al music.in Hax'.lngs and for[apd the old officers u-«Se6trd for an<i lUL-hter ami Mr. mid -Mr; W. E Mr and Mi' Uster Warner of three yean-in Uic Detroit .schools. She ;other year follows President—Ed-1, Sin.th -i’ent Friday in Grand Rapids.; Grand Rapids and Mrs. Frank Welton ;is nfllliated with Sorontah 8ororily at|war(f Dodge. Lansing;. Secy.-Trrax. — [ «ecy.- in-as.- , , , y_nm.. , Mr mid Mr.-., (i.irv Crook an- on a and daughter P.itncia ot East Cale- Olivet and with Mu Phi Ei»Uon. N.:- Mr.- Pearl Mattison. Lansing c'sKcsent'Vrom Chicago I ”4‘t rll0C0lat« “‘to the pan hito mirfor trip throngh.tr.'- south. They ;dojim wi re callers at the William Wei-. itlonal Honorary Music Sorority Relative* ’-'erec present -. irom cnicago. । whJf|j <udR(, |0 1)c cxiwct to return lire la*! of this week.: ton hiaite on Sunday.. . . and Mr.-si.imVrtr.-v Mr Ca;il’rr ' Kf«du.<t'd from Wayland, l.avum. Lake Odena. Mt. Dr. F. G Shefllrid rchrrivd Mondavi Mr.4 Sain Moto. tiDutticrcii 'melt over hot water. Add sugar and sm’nL bst M“r'*'an Huih '*'hoo.:Mtendi-d I element White Pigeon. Landing. VanItem. r> -j. :’ where be spent the week and 54s Mary VunDugtcren spent, last Whitman College in Walla Wiill.i 7’,‘ xj'.Xlu-tiira I MH "uti blend welt, then add the milk end with Mr. mid Mr.-. Harold Sh<d-, wn k . yWHlnesduy with Mrs. Wm. I Out-of-town guest* included Mr and ■ •»d xr ,s°5jxd"r ,'“.s x1 In Id-. . Crockford and her sister. Mr.-. Lee Hui- i1 Mrs. C. W. Casper, Mu* Barbara Cjs- u rta ...ntr. i.'iv,. uiiii tHi-n- this I ball stage. *33b degrees F.i with conMr and Mrs. Kellar Stem have gone : ub< rgcr. in the country. . V,ral<”.l'»- WhlirW. ol Onion llfn ' JL'lXVik'Unn'’^’. "on I.’'.ra Th “ra^i y. returning in about two nrih Smith "I lietroit spent lhe week ; Mr. and Mrs S. H. IJicwer, Mr. and ■ end here with Mrs. Clara Walldorf!. Mr* C. C. Miller. Mr. Calvin Miller Mr nrttar ...h lira «lra. tajlrar. nita,,;™'1’™ '■» 'hde-rnj.'। Icrerue Bump returned Sun- Krnn'tth Smith leaves abbr^ for N« w 'Arthur - Arntz. Mr Stephen Bentley, .rai John .,1 llUtlnnd .ntaUhln, O “ *» I, 1 ™ “ in *ln« Slura । ” ‘b._ , ** and, l’lju,nc I M. *xrl Errata... und ...th- «»*» ThrobBr.. Smn“o'™ A. of Charlotte, constitute the mem-----------— ber* of the original family now- remxiitatle^t : ilto. nary . He is taking a course in chun n ■ Nichols. y,...u u. Mi.m Julia ...... Perrett. ____ Mr .. . . ,ng out of thirteen children. Mann 'i tnB on 111^^ ti- vr>_^ tSOnsnnr Dl.nl... Mr. ---... .... _ .... •’r .md’hiobafid Mr and Mr- I "'u.'rry Ritchie Mr and Mrs. B^’ r ; There ha*>____ been ___ one ., death in th*;. Ing OH Xhe CAk(*. Th IS Will kCCp hOW'•ver for several days or even weeks family croup this past year, that ot i k-U.no. of Grand RaphLs «er.R£tader .nd ‘and Mrs Sh>r!? J ‘fS P’ Ernest E Warner, of Vandalia, who When ready to use. if too stlfl, add a Slocum ueio Hi Ahn Arbor Saturd v t cllk.BBO. Mrs Mar). MCDlafinid mu', sp-xonful of cream or milk and work piwd on M»V 25. Mr mid Mrs. Wallace Brown and see the ladh-s ’ Mr' Ftngland of Niagara FalL. It wa* decided that t,hc next reunion smooth to a spreading consistency,! who is ipzUent •* ”2^“; Ontario; Mr and Mrs. Rftpcrt Carroth- would be held at the same place next Yield: Sufficient to cover three layer*; of rake. Mr, and Mr^ Krantz Keller .eft n Al)dn.y. carrothers. Mr Frank Monday for New M>r£ CttX «ftor v it- CllrlvtMr ;ind Mrs , c. Ketch- year, on the Sunday before Labor Day. as this yebr.—Secretary. r Ml rd ''fl to1"’ J' Ml‘'‘ Trib,,!a T>d<n and Miss .. ----field and Rob- W'-dnk-diy. En.out. they visited ..Il• ;rf<tUjry|| cb,rk<. of Grand Rapids TO CELEBRATE GOLDEN v 'Serving Six' 1 c-diced pineapple. Mm- Keller at Ann Arbor, and other M1< Brillri((. carrothcra. Mrs Clara WEDDING ANNlVER.sAltV. • . roltrtivej. \ | Mmina.-sau. Mt«* Eleanor Stnithcrj . Mr .md Mrs. S. A. Wise of Vicksburg II 1 c diced pcachex. '. c grapefruit. . ' . Mr. and Mr.. Eurl War.-ham atid • ——■- ■* »»------- . land MlElsie Duncan of Detroit: sir ! will celebrate their golden weddmn baby 01 Grand Rapids and M:-.-. June HOSPITAL GUILD I j and Mr-'- Everett Sackrldcr of East i Saturday. September 17 ot their home ] Mix and chill fruits. Arrange on • Brigg* «>f l.unsnie Njw-nt Bunday at the IIAI> llAPPV TIME. ■ [Lansing; Mr, und Mrs. Everett Uuie of Ivith a dinner for their three childrd.1 lettuce and add dreMtng. Ki'llar sti-ni )u>miI a very rnjoyubl-’ meeting of thej 'Coraopolis. CoraoiMilK Pa :; Dr fnmlheN. Mr* It C Dr. and und Mr Mrs. 11 it (I C'J 'and and families. Mrs. H. C. Harbrr. Sarber. I.eiLciMr. and M; ■ Ba^rt-Smith <>> JacksonUaiMiu."- Womens Hospital Guild was; i Finnic <<f Woodland; Dr. und Mr-. trr s Ford. Ind. Glenn Wte. Lnna.j anti Mr and Mr-.. Ottu pauU ol Grand (held on Monday cvening-Rt the Thorn- I Cha:.. McIntyre. Jr., and Mis* Mm; Kel­ Ohio, and Mrs Don E. Cronk. Vicks­ il.-.pnt-. w«-re Sunday mice's of Mr. and apple Lake House. Miss Florence; ler of Ann Arbor: and Mrs. B P. burg Tliey have five grandchildren j 1 t paprika. ... . Camptx'H. ’h'Htox\ After a lovely din­ and one great grandchild. M;-. Herv Oglesby left Wrdnr-da-.- ner. at which covers were laid for Broun of Portland. Michigan . They will be at home to their friends ■ t muon m»U • for Franklin Coiiegr. •Franklin. Ind. twenty-two, the business session wax; PAlfTY FOR MRS. ( AMPBEI.L. from two until five P. M. after s;> tiding till- .Hummer with her held, followed by a delightful talk by Mrs M'-kin Campbell, a recent bride, I 3 T sugar. mint. Mi-- Anne Burton. Ml<~ Louise Showerman who told of formerly Mi.Thelma Reid, wax hon1 5 T lemon juice, Mi and Mrs. Edwin Smllh were in her European trip which she took thin or guest at a ’ surprise misceiluneoua j ! c naiad oif. Traver.*- City and other northern summer. Announcement of tlie Octo- |istiqwer al the home ol Miss Margery leiiiii.N lust week\ and attended Du- ■ ber meeting will be made later. 'THe Merry’Music Makers, pupil* of ;I Mix dry ingredient' Add rc> of‘in­ iNotns-laat Thursday evening gredients and brat 2 mh/tte.-i. Chill The time wax pleasantly spent with Mrs. Gladys Chntnt/rlain. very pleas- ' .nur 1”“ *‘l!! BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. antly entertained in.-.r their awn mothers .. at the home, in Detroit niter spending six . Mrs Clarence Cnppon entertained I visiting and gumet, prizes being won by Irani ol n.,„ld,n,- .nd DMrarui Hol• " .*’£’1 blt d" "™ _. , .. .... , .. land 1, ic i and rlnr,xl stored In in IvUH,. bottle. Whi.u When It is in to H, br weeks with his xtsler und husband. the N C dub to a six o’clock dinner Ithe Mi.ves Margaret ■ Sunday and vorxen, Hinds Corners. Thursday aft ­ .Dorothy Golarinn. . Mr mid Mrs. J. W McLeod. 1 in honor of her husband's birthday j| Mr> Campbell was presented Wit(i ernoon Thirty-five were, treated to u । 'iscd. rork tightly and shake bottle two I minutes. ' Saturday evening, lhe occasion being a silpper which was flavored with a j Etrallopcd Rier and Tomatoes. ' Mr. anil Mrs Arcllle McD.<nald und ••urprise for Mr. Cappon. The evening I .several pretty and useful gifts as tok- Chinese dish The children presented) ■ 'Serving Six' ’children «nd,Mr. and Mrs. It W. Cook was spent playing 500. Tlie high score1ic.ns of the esteem in which she lx held a brief recital and the rest of the time and fumtly spent Sunday at Gull lake. for thb Indies was won by Mrs. .lack | by her girlhood friend*. was taken up with games, singing and | 3 T bacon fat. Light refreshment.-, were served to Mis* iwrotny Smith entertained the Hewitt and low by Mrs Frank Me­ visiting Next month, the club will be I ♦ T civopjied onion*. 4 T chopped celery. ' Millan The high score for the men the twelve young ladies present; nearly entertained by Eloise Cable and 2 T parsley. was won by Dun 'Ashaltcr and.low by all if whom were former schoolmates Janette Gaskill at Pleasant lake. Del­ of the bride. 3 c. r.ce boiled •>f Albion and Hobcrt Vpndervvcn of ton. 2’. c tomatoes Middleville. ' Mi- Minnie Hamilton of Turlock. ORGANIZE EXTENSION GROUP. James A. MacDonald. 82. Civil Wnr Miss Violet R Rose, daughter of Mn. Heat fat tn frying pan Add and The ladies who have been attending Cal-, who has tx-en visiting friends and veteran and hiswife. Bl. celebrated N B Ro«. became the bride of Ms. brown the onions, celery, parsley a|id irlativ'.-. in Hastings. Detroit and the lectures during the summer given Add rest of ingredients Boil Greenville since. June. left Saturday on by a reprcscntftlivc from the State their 67th wedding anniversary at their Howard Main, .-.on of Mr and Mrs rice home In Cloveroalc. Sept. 5. 1932. Pour into buttered William Main of Hastings. In South three imputes. her return trip aud is visiting several Health Department, met Tuesday Tins was also the-17th annual re­ Bend. lYvdlatw. Sunday. September 11. baking duh. bake 25 minutes tn mod­ days in South JWven with Mrs j w night at Mrs. O. E Goodyear’s to or­ Brcidcnstctn ana Mrs. Edith Bechtel ganize an extension group for work union ot the MacDonald family and Congratulation.1, are extended to the erate oven. was greatly enjoyed by the aged happy couple Tliey a ill reside in Has­ before returning west. throughout the winter couple with their nine sons and daugh­ tings. Miss Bemloe Rose, sister of the Salad Dressing. ters and families. There arc twenty­ bride, and Mr. William Hilyes accom­ 4 egg yolks. eight grandchildren und twenty-nine panied them. 2 T flour. • great grandchildren. 1. c sugar. Mr. MacDonald enlisted in 1861 with Brown Betty. ' ’> c paprika Lieutenant Wm. R. Shafter in Com­ 2 r. bread crumbs. '. t mustard. pany L Seventh Michigan Infantry ,:i c vinegar. 3 c sliced apples. arul Was discharged on aedbtint of' ’.- c water 2-3 c sugar, L V. BESSMER, Eyesight Specialist wounds in 1863. 1-3 c butter. 3 T cream. I t cinnamon TWat yolks and add. dry ingredients HASTINGS, MICH. SCHANTZ REUNION. Blend well and add vinegar and water. The Schantz reunion was held on Mix ingredient.- Pour into buttered Cook until ejeamy In double boiler Stir Wave NUT COKE for the Smaller Labor day at the home of Wm baking dUh. Bake 40 minutes tn mo­ frequently. Add cream, beat well and if his eyes render a Ischqntz. Jr., in Eaton county. There derate oven. If pudding seems to cook cjfill. This wiir keep Indefinitely if’ Heating and Cooking Stove* .‘Uttjsfaetnry seryicc ? It is unfortunate but true that an lucre twenty-five who sat down to the dry add more water. covered and stored in a cold place. 'fine dinner after which there wax n individual cannht furnish his own answer-to the qjiesPrice* Will Soon Advance . . . ORDEK NOW 'program of recitations and singtng. Cranberry Relixh. * ’ tion of the epnditfon of his eyes. Instruments supply which was enjoyed by all.—From one 2 Medium-sized oranges. 1 c, butter. «cant measure 1 ql. cranberries. 2 c. tine granulated sugar. the only dependable answer. Our service not only ... .1 c. cake flour. 2 c sugar. ANSWER.S that question, but furnishes all necessary ’ | . WILL SING OVER WOOD. 4 t. baking powder. Do not peel the oranges, but wash i Tlie mixed quartette consisting of well and cut Into thin slices; Remove aid. Be fair to yourself and your eyes. . [Miss Mac Bmclker. Mias Loretta De­ al) seed* < Add berries, which have been Continued next week. : vault; Donild Goucher and Paul Smith well washed Chop fine Add iu«ar. I egg f'oik will sing over Radio Station WOOD place in glau dish. Cover and dull 1 c. milk j Grand Rapids Monday evening al 7:15. 24 hours. 1 t. vanilla or K , .. . i ’ T. S. Baird Clothing fur .Men and Boys Get All The HEAT You Pay For You want a hotter fire —without wasting a lot of fuel as ashes. You want it easy to handle—clean—and economical You get all this in — Dedicated to Better Vision How may a person know PHONE 2305 Consumers Power �THE HASTINGS PANNER TtBPygOAt SCTTOOftB pace eight -------- Our Success WA N TS Has been achieved through care-, CARDS OF THANKS ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25 CTS. satisfactory dealing with policy* Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. 1- MAUS & SON H. S. SHELDON ABSTRACT AND REAL ESTATE OFFICE HASTINGS. MICH. WEAR THIS New Feature Truss GRANGE PROGRAMS You will be more comfort. donx of action .with ap Akron ■ Selective Pressure Control'’ is tbe greatcat truss'improve­ ment in many years; Wo guarantee a. correct fitting and keep your tntu adjusted. The Prescription Drug Store. A. A. L,BARKER, P,ul,r. HASTINGS -MICHIGAN HASTINGS MARKETS COST PUBLIC DEARLY Persoiia who have: or think they have, anemia, annually watte thou­ sand* of dollar* on cleverly advertised medicinal, find often delay op make! impossible real relief ot their trouble,] which may have any on« of many' enures. and to ncyer treatable with any cure-all or “blood ' • purifier,'' — - — Dr. Raphael Isaac* ot _ tbe Umvcntity „ of Michigan Sinipeon Memorial Institute] for Mvdn-.il Ri.-eurch, told the Public. Health Institute of tlie University, Summer Session today. FIRST CHOT.Cn OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST. Anemia is defined ui a condition In which th« nd blixxl corpuscles, or amount ot coloring matter in the blood, is reduced. Ti)i dkeaie may be of many varieties, due to many quite dif­ ferent cause.- and calling for entirely ihScrcnt treatment*. said Dr. Isaacs. Tlie person who doctors himself with] n’p - All sorts ol patent medicines inevitably, puts of! real recovery, which depends! CHURCH or THE UNITER RRETUREK 00 FalUr °l ,h* unt',nla ! and if it i* due. as may be. to cancer, he endangers bis life by giving the; hidden trouble Jlme to undermine his' 1 system.Many popular notions about blood and! ' anemia have been shown to be untrue.! Dr Isaacs stated. To Take blood to] make blood” is useless because blood is ' indigestible in the Stomach. Liver i<! good for pemictoU* anemia only: it is! no better than any other food tor oilier! !anemias. Copper helped starved baby] rats recover' and h<u dnre ott#n been! > nuiiiakenly called an anemia remedy.] FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH. Iron b> supposed to be absorbed" bet-1 ’ ”■*— ter it-injected directly into the blood,i hut In fact cun only be absorbed by the ■' digestive system. Vitamins and ultra , violet-light are not anemia curta, nor i.■ arsenic. ! Both layman and physician need to be very critical ut all udvertiMirienta FREE METHODIST CHURCH. ColUx and Boltwaod Striata. ; of anemia and bl<xxi remedies, espe! chilly those which lire so worded a- to Ffcan. .13*0 ;seem -to have scientific authority be­ hind them. One .widely sold “blood builder" 1* tn fact nothing but nines, ip und water.- and •" tainlng medicine ieht medicine.' and would church SE£ VS FOR INSURANCE sZ. , ,FALSE IDEAS OF ANEMIA THE CHURCHES or the naiarene METHODIST CHURCH SOCIAL ROOMS . Two Evenings Thursday, Sept. 22 Friday, Sept. 23 Auspices Methodist Ladies Aid ABBOTT and COMPANY Frat urine Dr. Abbott. Notrd Magician and Vrntriloquirt. TWO HOURS OF REAL ENTERTAINMENT GHOSTS THRILLS LAUGHTER ^50 Illusions. See the Chinese Water Miracle. See the Flight of Life and Many Thrillers. PRICES; ADULTS. . . CHILDREN . . STARTS AT 8 O'CLOCK SALE ENDS Saturday, Sept. 17 Prices are advancing. Yon still have time to get your order in. a worthwluie amount of liver, said a man can make one womanTiaapy tft^rTfone tomething. WESLEYAN METHODIRT CHURCH CITY ORDINANCE You cannot beat this oppoi tunitv to buv lumber at rock bottom prices first pff.sbytebian church. The Home Lumber Company Telephone 2276 Hastings, Michigan HASTINGS PARISH. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. NOTICE OF RECONVEYANCE Place church or -chrint: coats ojtovn . r C Wire I'aitar. ' HASTINGS CITY MISSION. It tin h.’i EMMANUEL CHURCH own comparisons. Hl XIir.ltSIIOTT. Mr.- J H Dexter of Battle ■ Sunday afternoon callrts' Mrs. Lon Hendershott went i too Sunday afternoon with: WALLDORFF funeral HOME BKOAMAY C GSEtM Ambulance &ruce. PHONES NOME 2005 troac 2225 They called ut Will Hendcrtverr. and went to Broiuon to act Mrs. Showerman. They d to report that Mrs. Shower* man is better again. Mr. und Mrs. Loyd Storer uni Elotae of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs John Ormsbe from the Gregory dis­ trict were Sunday evening callers at Albert Brill* . During tbe past fiw-,y< Tlie L. A. <8. meeting ha» been post­ iwitu rhe h. Mln, wd M1M Eninu poned so one week from Thursday. It .much to preserve the wild life of Huie of Laru-lng are suiting relatives will then meet for dinner at the home America. — of Mr*. Ed. Newton. NOTICE TO CKEIHTllitS �THE HASTINGS BANNER > [w^y.s.Pt.i4j932j ’ I-. PARTTW0 J MALT TAX LAW RETURNS Barry County Folks Take En­ joyable Trip to Eastern Points The Homemakers' Corner .Lansing. Mich—Approximately II1(10.000 00 hX* been returned to the ,By Home Economics Specialists Michlcounties of the state since lhe present gnn State College . 'bunch of their relative* were there to! mail, tax law became, effective^wceordvisited Places In Canada, Then grre* u*. they having planned a picnic mg to Department ot State record* To Ntainra Full., And Olhnr I!" SL ?"'rZ Tlie law provide;, that the state pa'^^^—fturoiiinge each member ot tire famk If per-day per patient in county tuber-\ul tu contribute to table conwratiwi Plates Of Interest ' *omr,‘ ln ‘•‘f »«»d three girl* in o.n i tire trailer were treated to a -joy ride. *M „w A- aii'i xonipir <4 ju-! how people jffonw were <ir« x-mp. .Mgm- w<-r«* alacep umitun In !>,** malt tuv MVa h*^>t* Hiviilwl HnlH...*- -7™ ■*» , .. -........ •........• • — •uus -uu u,» me i, iiium iia.*' ut-eii iblv among the irwlButk-n In addi-', u' * • ttawoughiv glad tu publuii the tallowing Item, a ■ exciting The Ud> who wore iiei Huurj hx- been j«.d lor tl..- < ;>re report ot u tnp taken by Barry county' glaiw’s tp see y> sleep, her ruler and tion. ot tubercular patients, in tlie University ■ Remember u..<t no ci< H-ople. inexpensive but highly enjoy-I a friend who dept m the h.iuse missed al Mlcliiyaipshu.pttal ,' r ,,un H ”' able-. ■ •>--• J— ■ that -i ‘Ido also -■ the- — men— in the -tent* Tlu Mlduin a* Tuesday morning. August 16. at ten kind friend.* waving good bye. we took I clean. . minutes of .ten. a jolly party uf twenty­ to tlw toad again Saturday morning after July I. 1933. funds be segregated ' Clean a greasy iron or steel skillet,bje Jive left Arthur Millers* in Frank Went through a.cliceie factory, und 'to 'provide J4(M),O» for a .tecond state ' Green's big truck, fin a trip through «aw them making cheese, then on to tuberculosis mntorium hi Use northern boiling up washing soda in 'it after Canada, to Niagara Falls. New „ York Salamanca, a mining town in a valley part of the lower peninsula. During' first wiping with paper. Do not .use State. Pennsylvania . and Ohio ’ The just on the edge of the foothills. Wind­ July and August »148,609 was placed "this method on aluminum. | Family custom* arc. cement binding company was composed of Arthur und ing around the mountains for 5.1, mile- in the sanatorium bjhldlng fund. ’ the members together. ■ *” Rare Miller. Dorothy and Mllkxnirne. we reached the Alleghany State Park, Clean brn** arid copper with pumice their grandchildren. Agnes, Orville und the hill being 2375' feet high with a fire stone and oil. Gertrude Pur/eli, Flora Taylor. Walter tower 75 feet high. By climbing it one Clark. Will Shrlner, John Miller and.could ks- nothing but mountains' school rh mon. son Mont*. Frank, Frances. Dorothy covered with living green. There was If your heart sklpi a beat it yo-j: m«- third annual reunion of lhe and Jack Green. Cliff-mi. Nina. Gracea -------------*------ water - ------------’ - out — of • spring- of »sweet coming und’Elsie Conklin. Mrs..'Douglas and tlie solid rock. Ate our lunch and pulse rate is.faster or slower than ths; Dunham school was held at the school average, if your iuind.* arc cold and ; gj^mds Sept 5. Tlie weather was fine daughter Genevieve of White Cloud spent some Ume gathering black berund Toni, I'-a uln| Lillie. Hoffinun. tie.s and ever-lasting flowers, then blue, don’t imagiii*1 immediately that 11)ISIj th>;v commenced gathering in at Our first Mop wa* Lansing wiiere we singing -Beulah Land." "Sweet Bye you nav*f a bad cast* of heart di • .*■■ 1 !in t-atlv hour, and continued comitig went through the capitol, ute our lunch and Bye." Work for tlx; Night Is Com­ your heart may not be involved at al!. I Unr 1] two o'clock. jtaRo'.tcr Park, then on to Detroit, ing* and others, we began that "Long butctenifltb.il is a tough organ [ Th? first important act wa* the spent tlie night,ut John Brooks River-, long trail a winding" for three miles which will probably do ita work ^rv-.ng of dinner wldch the ladle* did -••ide Park near Royal jOak Monqultoea. down Into the valley Pasted through throughout -jour normal life .-.pan if U1 u syr-tcnintlc »tyle by loading ninety­ i. .>! uwh and snore.* disturbed our । Jamestown going along Luke plum- given proper consider att*m. Hite U Use rtx fee: of table space -with everya imijci.'i •unifwliut-. Wednesday tauqua-tnto Westfield where we camped udvice of Dr. Frank N Wihon,- h* ad1 thing from browii bread to clilekcri. morning broke camp to the accompMil-; for the night o’n, the shores of latke of the University of Michigan Hmpltai wTOtmlw men gathered In groups and 'rehearsed old school days. On*' Bull­ merit or a little simwrr. Planned .to Erie again. Tlie beach there is all or Imaginary heart disease, 'wonied ’d:* d sixty-one ate dinner and about i:» to R- yal Oak Park and th*- Zin. but stone worn smooth as glxjs by tile a»H was clo«d •-» w;t- jminieyed mi tion of the water, gome of tlie bunch over and doctored with fads and np»- -ixty came alter dinner. After dinner '.rums, u almost as Inijsirtaut a can**- tlie spotlieht was turned to the church tiiruugh lhe. min. thrmigli Detroit. I went bathing there. where a pilleernan kindly piloted Hr. to' Sunday. Ate our lunch al Madison of distress to tbe person ridden by the where, th? program and business meet-; ........... - i-, . bridge. .. . .. Ii S|4lt) . p,irl! l)wh t,n men through Urn big Ambusyidor must Dixie riirK. on Marton mrougii mervon , !l‘va^ as are the two million grntnnr inwvery carried out. Olive McIntyre Hopped have Ix'ii a gigantic pi*-ce of enginerr- . —1 ata roadside stand whenhi tlie United State.*, says Dr rtHRlncted the prrwrarp which was there were pm to build this bridge. It wx* c*ti-jthere wen- hundred.* «*f — pieces of t Wilson. ' Athletes heart, supposedly oj>ened with a releclion by (he Wpcxt■ • ------of-the organ re- mano-e. Klmmcrllng. Martin orchestra niated'to be <W hi t wide. |K2 feet high colored pottery. Hume-----of durpart*- ■great cnlargcm*nt - -------------------------------which was applauded by all. They • •--------------------------•• is -bought-•a --------to take home. On '’»!«»»« from exercise, is a my>b. louir Tlu- floor piece or -• again io Cleveland. 35 mile-, through enlargement In a normal individual be­ respdfided to an encore. Next, u a.-, a rljiie to the middle of‘lhe bridge, then the city, then on to Dover Center ing in fact*so .slight X1 U> be 'almost un- song by the congregation, ."John down wrath- ihto Windsor. Canada. No wlwre we camped at Schneider's Tour­ ■detcctublo* in .the living body by the Brown's Indians.” hsi'by Xf Romig and Bonz Walton ..Instrumental duel curs are allow* d to stop on the bridge ist Camp. the most beautiful and one >nr»t exact methods Some other idea*, that popular ■by Miss Elina Swift and Harvey OllThe ch.tmn officer looked us over and of tin.' ...most — panvenient ......... camp* ...we son. an chrtst. Solo by Miss Romig, our pres­ *«*—o— Hilm o. K Wr pxssed t hrough found. Monday morning found us on but not tnie, slate* Dr. ent teacher,। "My Trundle Red " Stir Icvt l. fertile country •where tlie main our way. poAslng through Ridgeville, that tobacco.'tea or cofic* accompanied herself on the guitar crop seemed Io be tobacco, hundred's Elyria. Woodville, saw Toledo at our i't arte:, ol it and not a weed to be right, passed tlirough' Otierlln and within ahy reasonable amounts; tlu'. Sole, "Tliat Little Boy of Mine." by .■‘•(•n‘ Allo! til? farms where tobacco t> IkiHn Heights, a cousin of the Conk- .lively exercise will Injure tiie heart'. of tui’cd have H eir green houw-s. also Un* going with us to'Charley Conklin'* growing cliildreh o: young adults; that ■ Bell “ A one-act play, ' Fun nt the their tobacco houses/where it is cured where we ate our lunch on tiicir lawn a "skipping" heart indicates immediate i Dunham School Long Ago When lhe .‘L .in*' Jew fields were being harvested. Tliey kindly treated us to applet../uve or serious danger; that .some people Teacher Succeeded in Winning the Supervisor." Music by orchestra which W*. .taw g'.-.xl oats, corn und alfalfa. U-i sweet corn, tomatoes and Dutch and grap-r vineyards and chrcw for our supper- 'We always low or high fa-art rate which indlca'.t - was heartily applauded and respotidif ah. kinds a/ we m ated tin- cooked breakfx-.t and Nfipper with just no danger; that most drugs affect the heart in customary' dosage*. while th a lunch at noon * Piixs^a through MiWediiiMluy mmn we ate our lunch at.‘Ian. Ellisons birthplace. Norwalk. Mon­ fact fc* do; that alcohol has un ini- two .-election', he learned in his boy-1 ' *■ • ■Lake Erie, some ------ rwville. Billing*. Clyde. Fremont, Hess­ fwrtpht effect on the la-art. compared iiiXHl rlay .. Tlie Poor Old XVuman.”. Leanhmtan*'Beach on wading til the lake and others taking; ville. Sylvania mi the state line. BIU.*- with other organs; and that cold or and "The Cricket . and tin* Ant” pirttin-. TIkii on to Fort Stanley field and Adrian, eumjre'd t»t DevH'.- blue liatids. dizznu.*.. palpitation. pain Pantomime. "Hume Sweet Hgme." by wiien- we ...peril tlie niglit at a tourist i lake Monday night, a beautiful slkct of over like heart or difficulty in taking a Enid ClmcSeman. accflmpar.i* d by Mi;-* camp.' Thtlisiluy morniyg we passed water und rcMJrt. about* 80 milrt front deep breath necessarily iroint to or-; Romig dn her gHitar.^Vnhjitfll lhe progaiilc lieart trouble. hitter gram. Then tlie liall-ffihs broke for; throuch St' Thomas. Hamilton, a law home. camp for the .-ymptoms ate very common in ner*w >'he ball ground when- a hotly con-/ city 203 mile.-, from Detroit on Lake! ■f m-sday —» morning broke ,--------------Ontario. ;,n<| Uiroug|i St. Catherines., lad time,, pawed, tlirough North individuals, and in youth csjieciklly are tistiwl cmne took place between the seldom due to tlie heart. । married and single men. Tliey had Jo ■aw th* Welland eunnl and ciunped at Adams. Jackson, but for some reason Thougii yah may imagine you have ploy an extra inning to break lhe tie i Clitton Park. Nui' ora- Wont- cannot nemo ot u* wanted to stop there. tlu;n describe tlie beauty <>f ttw\ fall* *'s|X--'"n iirough Marshall. Battle Creek and heart trouble and not have it. you may which resulted in a victory fur the; " dally at night with th*- colored Bglita humA again, a tired, sunburned, but also have it and nut Ima’gine it. The ' ‘ ied men ‘by turned *>ti tin tn On th*- Canadian hupp? bunch of neighbors, refatives best policy is to take your aiu>[M<ted; Intyre. umpire. aymptoms to a doctor, who by himself ■ Officers •lectid for tta> ensuing year high. U|*>n tile bluff there are acres of । Our combined ages wxs 1091. average or with the aid vf instruments in clln- were: President. LUlie Cheereman; tn-liutitul flown. shrubs. trees, anti; 43 .year*. tlie oldest 70 the youngest 7 les can get very exact knowledge of th? J Vice-President, Winnie Buxton: Sec'y condition of the organ. Dr. Wilson nfi- Treas, Claud Hoffman: program Comwalin.. I would luivr liked to spepdI year-, of age. If some trouble is actually' mHtw. Florence Walton. Letters of day- there but ixir time being lumtcd. Many have asked me Jiow w'-' rode, vhes with regret tv,; were mice mine un our j I wilt tell you. Bmirtls went placed on found, follow the doctor's advice ai> to ir^ting were read from W. W. Warner wavs. p.i..Mng over the bridge Friday sici*-- and ends of truck, then nuiomo- the .projNtr amount or exercise: don't. *'f Saginaw-. Damon Sjienct'r of Washm stares ooxxj Iret overw<d«ht, which gire. tlie hear: a ington, D. C. fil'd. Barr of Onatonnn. rnortmiK into tlw United States wetmte we I bile cusnioiw cdshlmis on on mem tliem wiui with buggy -n getting our at ...... back, blank* f- ..and went through Buffalo sooi. «». cushion.-, ’ ... pillow a; harder pumping job; and n m<mb. s;. M«m..and June ■vim- Atnan* ioi.-v flfst.raght of the fuot-lilib.. the roads so we rode comfortably. Our trailer, that tlx; heart is one of tlie .'•.ruiisi-' t i ! Traverse. City. F^>r decta-ed sine- the orgamrawx. loaded with good things v> eat. oraans In the body, normally capab'.e u Hiding around tlie, mountains. The F.ilbidc.: .,f nark where they hud dug tents anti b-'ddifflt. two otl stoves which of doing more work than is tilled for. 'tun of tlie reunion tar> years ato are Hum down to tnukc the nuids were In- we used when itway from tourist and witn great recuperative power; / I*» 'Joy ‘ Smith. Nellie <Covil> WUkes..•o that even if strained or difoused ii. 1 '* 1’- M‘»cy a»d Chas. Hoffman. , camps. Some of the ramps were ™cr' *fr<' , nl'«' Ic,nr'rr “'acher* equipped with kitchens. hot and cold may come back ' and - outlast organ^,,-e Kid Htorir*brotlwr of A.gnx* water, shower baths and covered tables iv 11 and R Miller. Quite a and stoves/—One of the bunch. Many False Notions Current About Heart :STRANGE BEASTS ONCE ROAMED DAKOTA PLAINS nrNHAM .. wnrjI (Searching Party Find Fotrsit“>c:’-, , , . Remains Of Many Birds CONDITIONING of air And Animals iMi'novr., os' satvre. | I U.t.PUH(SS • U. I. OUABD f • U. S. TIRES 30x4.50 . . . $6.08 3 29x4.40 . . . $3.99 Set Our Large Slock ol Died Tire* Priced (rom $1.50 to $4.5 0 jfato JpoH J'hop TELEPHONE 2177 DRIVE-IN SERVICE j To HAVE Money You Must SAVE! This is the only SAFE insurance against ■‘WANT” when earning days are gone. It is so easy to spend money ... all one earns can slip away like dew before the morning sun. The man who carelessly spends ALL of HIS INCOME is almost . sure to come to ‘‘WANT’’ later in life. Those who have a savings in this sound old bank have realized I 00 cents on every dollar deposited, and have received 3% interest compounded semi-annually.This is a safe place to put your extra funds and earns you a safe return on your money. DON’T TRY TO GET RICH QUICK — OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT HERE! HASTINGS NATIONAL Only National Bank in Barry County T") A "XT‘T2r’ Hastings, Michigan JDjLKxN IX. Telephone 22 1 7 non. th- B.« B.d Un« « iDakota has t'onu'a rnre foK-il, the fkiil. loathing, is In fact u poor measure, of one of the bird* which inhabited it is seldom that outdoor air is the western United States million* of; in a condition to give the maximum year*-ago when the region, harbored: results for human use, tlie University the primitive .‘aber-toj.th tiger, rhl- <>t Michigan Department of EngineerSOUTH MAPLE GROVE. Vanda Ellhton and Andrew Link of ,Wm. Holmes', at Eaton Rapids Mon­ inoccros and the three toed ancestor* of; ing He eaicii has found during the Mr.*. Olive Howe and sons. Arthur Bellevue were”marricd by Elder Roach /ay • • . ’the modern horse. Tlii'find was nude' course of experiment.* in tXe fundn- and Glen Howe, and family of Detroit Vermontville Wednesday aftrrmvn/ Mrs. Oma Wilcox ot Cairo and jby th*- summer exji*'dition of tin;. Uni- .mentals of air. conditioning uppara'us., .visited lost week with her daughter. ■ Mr and Mr- James Vandefielsun daughter ;uid husband nt Grand Rapjvorsily I varsity of Michigan Museum of «»I Palean-* Paleau-- In addition to oxygen, nitrogen, cur- Mrs I.uhi Gray, and family. Saturday. and son. Karl of Kalamazoo and Mr. id.*.were guests of the former's fathur Itblogy itblogy and is the that flrat specimen .*pecinnii of a bmidloxl<k*iiiidilieniregaM*sandwa- they visited another daughter. Mrs. and Mr.* Curl Peters and Helen- of L E Mudge and Mrs. Mudge Tuesdajr i bird to be found here, though some ter vapor, natural air may contain Mary Van de Octeon. of Kalamazoo Battle Creek called on Mrs. Lulu Gray And Wednesday. ieg«F I’ave been prrviou-ly dtMiivereil meteoric dust, pollen.' bacteria and before returning home. ~ and Robert. -Sunday — j— Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Holme* and Wild Blool large sire or variety wa- molds, soil particles und other naMr,* Lulu Gray received word that tKO children of Detroit were giprt* at Henry Balch of Battle Creek visited abundunt in the Dakotas and adjoiiiinv tural dusts, while in towns and cities her Min. Hnigld. was injurj-d in un auto me Mudge home two days lost week. regions, for many million* of yeut\ in'there may bn smoke particles, cement liis brother. Matt Balch, a few days. Bunaay rtn< 11 Quarterly meeting will be held next Ed. Telley of Bellevue spent Sunday jjeologicul Jiistory it wa* the breeding dust and fqrelgn matter ot many klndsHerbert brolctn hltod and severe bruise-*. Saturday afternoon afid Sunday mornground in which evolved the animals' In addition natural air is subject U> afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. K.rL::*. timvru nKTRir^r a‘ the N Evangelical church. Rev. living today, such »* the camel, rhl- motion ciumgts.lrom ' zero “ to winds -* «.f Wright. BRAMH DISTRICT. w „ WaUon 07K*lama#oo will be nucero* and hoi>e. says Dr F C. Cx*e.; tornado force, as well ua great varia­ Mr. an*! Mrs. Russel Hicks enter­ Miss’Frances Darby is s|>ending the present. tions in temperature * and humidity. tained company from Battle Creek director of tlie Michigan party Week in Battle Creek as tlie guest of ■«?Tile r< Dorcas Society of the N. EvartLargest of the party's finds in this Only within relatively small limits of Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Hall. gi’llcal church, will have an afternoon hunting ground for fossils was a titan-1 tlii'M! variables of the air can the hu­ - Mrs. Leon Gray and children of Miss Ruth Mudge returned home meeting nt the home ot Mrs. Mary otherium. a great hulking primitive man body function with comfort and West Vermontville spent Friday and from a (wo weeks' vlULuU Detroit,! Fluok in Nashville Thursday of Ihte mammal distantly resembling the rhi­ efficiency, although ii may exist with­ Saturday with Mrs. Lulu Gray. Saturday evening. Mr. and Mr«. Wm. ’ week. noceros. except that he wore two horns in much wider extremes. ” j*an bringjiig uome. . ..... ........... ">■■■ -w* her 7 -»■» side by side oil his now. Two other .Nature — recognizes lhe, need for adMr. “and L. E E. Ml Mudge. Lee and One nice thing aboutixAiig quiet and rare find.* were an ancient turtle, with justing tlie body tj cluuiging nir ton­ the week. Mr nd Mrs. U limbs and feel complete, und a small <1 itions by giving us air filtering and Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Hoffman were Mirlnie Bailey attended the funeral of dumb is that you escape a lot of dteMr. Mudge, brother-in-law-of Rev. ’ agreeable committee work. l alligator. Three akulte ot' the true tempiTing apparatus in the nnse and Hostings visitors Thursday. ■ I rhinoceros, which probably lived up to throat, and a cooling system by the Mrs. Alberta Greenfield and son.' relatively recent times in the , Dakota evaporation of perspiration from tbe Clayton, of Hastings spent the week country, were found; ns well, a* the body surfaces. Even these ''built in” end with her father. C. W. Knowles. skull of a large cat. ancestor of tlie sa­ aids to comfort have their limits in Mr. und Mrs. Pete Hoffman and son ber-tooth tiger; and many parts of operation, x* all know' when the ntr la spent Sunday evening with their Mesohippus, the little three toed hotse. unusually warm or cola, dry yr humid daughter, Mrs. Glen Aspinal. and famwhase ancestor* once had five toes and windy or filled with unpuritle*. I By of the Durfee district. .whose descendants of today have only . Science is finding out the facts about ; The Gray Hunt reunion was held air condition^ and comfort and .effl-lat the —— home „of Mrs. Lulu Gray. Sep'one toe remaining. assistant di-j 4. fifty-three-------being Much more fossil material wx* found, ciency. says W. H. Seilew. T— . ..tember -------------------. present ~ small carnivores, rodents and other rector of the Department of Engineer-' Those who attended were. Mr. and/ small In- which lived out their lives ing Research, and is rapidly working ! Mrs. Walter Hunt and family of Madodging the teeth and claws of their out the most efficient mechanical • tnwan, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Hunt and i mightier companions. Hon. A. a. methods of condiHotung the air In farnily, Mrs. Maggie Bennett. Mr. and । Granger, a law graduate of Michigan of homes, offices and elsewhere- A few Mr>. Garnett Zenn and Mr. and Mq. ( the class of 1906. aided the University, years hence a home Which does not George Hurit and Gertrude of Battle placing all the facilities of hi* ranch have a machine which will take in out- Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Horsefalls 1 in the lieart of the Bad Lands fossil door air. clean it. heat or cool, it. dry and family of Scottis, Mr. and Mrs. ' country al the disposal of tlie cxpcdl- it. or add water vapor und circulate it Henry Gray and family ot Lacey. Mr. tion. and to BL* klndess the party owe* at the proper speed, may be x* old and Mrs. E. E. Gray of Dunham dis­ a large measure of its success. fashioned as is one today without fur­ trict. Mr. and Mrs: Harold Gray ofnace and radio. ■ East Assyria and Mr. and Mrs. Leon .Trying to koep up with the go-getter — Gray of. West Vermontville. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hastings Mich. is 'rather hard at lime* for he la often If he'« driving this year's model, he'» Mr. and Mrs. Frank Norton called on' Just going to get something else by the probkbly paying for it out of next Mr. and Mrs. Ivor. Snokes in Chester time you catdl up with him. year's income. Sunday. | is advancing in price FILL YOUR BIN NOW* Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Wlililti �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. 193? PAGE TEN COURTHOUSE NEWS PROBATE fOl'KT. rotate Ira Nickle’ Inventory filed, Estate Ralph N Huffman. Inventory filed -' E»!n!e Elirabeth Suli.-bury, Ordtr aflowing account entered. EaUtie Andrew Realim. I'lrral nrrr.-idue Kat ate Howard W. Isham. First an-1 Estate Anna McFharUn. Annual ac<iual account filed I count of guardian filed. *■ " petition tor Estate Hattie E. Clwesebrough. Peol* -titlorf for s|>eciai und general rAdmr lkvn.vt- to *cll iwued; Testimony —, — — .__. frerlmldur* filed. Ilcenle to Mil iMued. tiled, order appointing special Admr oaQi before sale filed. entered, bond filed and let lent iwued. Kdr.’e Barbara Ream. Inventory petition to employ axormya filed, apfiled. pearance of. attorney filed, order for " * ’ - -■ -infer allow- publication entered. Rotate Cora! Isham, ct al First-nnriiilm-- entered. ____ _ _ ____ Petition to nualaccount of guardian filed.1*' use money fur eduration of minor filed. ' Estate Calvin D Stanton. Older al-/ order U> expend money for use of.mi- lowing claims entered i ( nor entered. EMate Lawrence Whitaker. Fifth annual ’account filed. Estate Eteie R. FUwI j! executor l»Ued. c;-1 Estate Janke C pt Order for adjourniiM-nt entered. Receipt for iphgriunce tax tiled. ■ Estate Ransom Wolcott.* Bond of Adhif. filerL iett-r.- <■? Admr t-.vurd. ' Estate Datid i. Moribund Annual II Y. M. C. A. ITEMS AROUND THE CORNER Much has been said during the past year about “Prosperity ’ being just’around the cornet. NOW, for the first time in many months, it does look as though we have reached that corner and turned tothe right! wnition Birm; i Auhnbach will entertain, in rntbuse every man and bo lu-ar.lum.' Begin Friday everjt; iaslirig until Sunda Rapids Y. M. c A camn. veks Away. Piatt Thl* ls> tor nt* por?.« abound! »kcd 4oo»t. ■ hnd Bantleldi new-world const ' nutsaoniiry m above Hundreds of Millions of Dollars Gain in the Market Value of Corn. For 46 i ears this old bank has renmodifies during the past few .weeks/ 'dered a splendid serv­ Grain. Cotton, Live Stock, l-.ygs, Sugar and Many Other Items I I.W1-. GREATLY INCREASED the PURCIIASING POWER of Agriculture. There Ijave been Millions of dollars rise in the market value of stocks and bonds and this increase in wealth and borrowing power is self evident. t ice to this community qnd its patrons, always paying 3'• interest compounded semi-an­ nually. This is a good time to start a SAV­ INGS ACCOUNT. Hastings City Bank ritoi'iti ' / he Hank with the Chime Clock CAPITAL ;vn of tubereu R St I i $75,000.00 SURPLUS $50,000.00 I I Ol R make Both for oin Ann Arb>r alia 29c 40 ox. Pkg. You’ Eikardt.- Mu.. -Conjflm Mr.- Henry 'Kun; a nd in Grand Rapid. Fri- Spaghetti IGA c.„ Tapioca IGR 10c Beans JGfl w* cut.cklin 17c F'rcd Amazed 10c Shredded Wheat 10c GOLD DUST a. ub tRr hnr. and Mt - i'i« XOU’LL have the surprise of your life when you ride in the New Ford Eight. 10c Certo n ..i. 25c ri'-'S so smooth and quiet and comfort­ able— so* marvelously fleet atid respon­ sive—that you’ll be telling your friends about it for days. Words just can’t be gin, to describe the joy it puts in motor­ ing. ronard, anti . -nrima High'.* BRAN FLAKES KELLOGGS i-c. 8c und dauentrr Por- Mason Jars Tea ICR Yi naujtnwt and jtrundwm ol 1.09 Can Tops '■{rI9c Dox. TOMATO JUICE Bottle ISC FlySwatters Sc ig« 15c Marshmallows Hershey’s Cocoa Our. ( amprire Tablri lKLL. 2 k?., 19c 10c Friday and Saturday Only I Y-I.G.A STORES once a yeas . « ape hor: mnWrimnsl point in con’ incht —airi Cape Horn Cape Horn id. W miles south of the m;«mtd ulups (to no', 'round the but {io through, the RiraiU of n. ’ Furthermore, Cape Horn Smi’hEhermanX Sunday to get acquainted »;th little Mis* Norma 6rac< Mr und Mrs Percy Henry and soil i Donald of Lacey. Mr and Mr- -Wm B.ddlccome and family nt Kglamaabo program will folio* James Srtiall. the Evangelist from Columbus. Indiana, who ha* been hold­ ing a revival during the past week ga; •ome splendid sermons and the sinc'r J E Sturgis, nt Cincinnati. Ohm. rfc a very gifted singer . A son1 was born recently tn Mr. and Mi.- Carl Heise nl near Woodland. Mr; 1 Heise was formerly Mildred Coats «>| 1 thu place. Mr and Mrs. Hdrry Binger and fam­ ily nt Detroit visited relatives liere reI cenlly. t I Mi and'Mrs Luther Dupenneit of Greenville. OhW. spent over 'he Labo.Day holiday With Havre and John Wcodman and families Vrntor and, Mr and Mr.c Homer Smith and daughter Dorotha of Hasfimy. railed Sunday .it Mr. and Mrs Morris Calkins'. . . Mr-and Mrs Clifii’in Hammond and son. Betiurd. attended ihp Sparks re­ union Sunday at. Motg.vn Park. usually Mm-uded by tog and is of! Mr and Mrs Ernest Granger of Ver­ tegular steamer routes montville spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Tyler and family OBLIGING Mr and Mrs Alvin Smeller railed The. conduftor ot the band gl Sunday on his parents, Mr and Mr; h* yelled. did you lea-e ofi pliyms Smelker ot Hast mgs Mr. and Mr* Herb Clagett of Norte: A witr.es* one day in a Georgn <;r>ur' ■ Well." Mid the cornet player >1 taw Inin? allied on Mr and Mrs Horace was asked bv an attorney. "Did you know the defendant. Peraon’" recruit', "on my music tt *a’.d Re- Cole Sunday afternoon •;Ym. suh Ah ha* a logical quaintMORE HOWLERS. ance *id him.’ the Negro replied ORIENTAL EXCITEMENT. A deacon i» a maw of tnfiauimible What do you mean by ’logical acWhen the larger newspapers of j*. material placed in a prominent pool- luair-wnceT" letter iheet A litre u a nett of ; ou»g PUPpU; balu of de same l»di» —Detroit Nev. GIVE yourself the thrill of driving it today. Let the New Ford V-8 tell its own story of smooth performance and easy riding comfort. Drive the EORD E1G Let the car (ell its own story Universal Garage Company PHONE 2121 HASTINGS, MICH. �:h. THE HASTING* BANNER, WEONESDVT fCFTEMBER U. IMA k PRIMARY SYSTEM ffliimi -Continued from putr om, part un« < £3 the public inftn the candidate me thinking the candidate.- and ti HICKORY CORNERS. I Mrs. Lynn I. a daughter Hi'gh Position and Life Sacrificed for Beard his beard; Modern Fountain r that icuid«-iurni» tituila Ao our' modem I »«ik containers iu tills country. r.e«a met him niton the highways. An­ il..- b*-lt and Hwy diACuwicd it ultum-tiwr la* lhe far man txjMi; r.« and far !<-.,i ,*atbtu< ' ‘ . * Ha1r:» Cn*k xpent float'Fiat. itory method of the ptimurv ‘ .- Sunday with itf-r moUw: Mr. -Every voting precinct i. ~ . Jackson and family. ' in • Barry '.county haa had to have registration rs-gistrsti'-ii' Fr«d Cisler and fami'.v ot the convention system is far more mi •r the pri- Rapids fcpent Sunday with h^ harmony with repre/ehtative govern- mr in every - prtelncf .election.Mn Mdfvi " ‘ meat than U the primary. . : b *ids were required at »u much |> i Mr ** and Mri M The objectionable feature* winch di -. Grand Rapids called vclojx’d in some* rtuivcii! Ion- wen* due and return* made out Jurt a» at un John Kollar Thursda’ to the same causes that promoted co.- election. The'ballot* had to be print­ ed and paid lor by the county That ed the pioneer1. .. trallan . ballot system •tn wait adopted. Brooks' of Hasting? SaturdaWhy wai the Australian ballot succew • state All IhU expense comes out of tul in eliminating, th*- corruption of -the taxpayer*—xlnd It :i a big sum— POWERS ECHOI. voters? That success was*due to the ’every other year, and in some cases Mr and .Mr, Gleason fact that the secret ballot prevented every year when we, have a spring prl- children of Grand Rapids lhe bargainfri from knots mg whether end with then- parent a reformed convention sy.stem would week Mrs James Kyllv Nobody .oi/-r fur voting *av«* tnoney for the taxpayers, breau.v.-‘ Mi. Frank Travi jpent when lie had no end with lier .-'.n, Roy. und o in balloU slid only a limited number Grandville I hat volt . Mr. and Mrs IlGward ■Chicago «« •TO. the bargainers could What about the candidate? It was . . known that,in the particular’guU-rna-: Mrs. Mary Tro ould not be dithi'Ult tonal contest referred to three wealthy,'came.Bunday t<> • mtn pent imau-y fntly in Michigan ‘ hi-r daughter. M in tlwir* light fur tlie govcrnorslup— and family. iw-nt froth SSlHKIO to $100.- ' Leota iriai candidate Limn ail i of the giilxrtiatoriai candidates to control tiw state conwntlun j.i tri qimstlon about tile ,ex-| turi« of mone^ in Illinois. P»-un-1 ■la und Michigan ptimaru-.- . and I of otltcr*x|atcx being legitimate. I Tin* iiHim-v was (Kild for advertHimt “ priniarl*.-.. or .circular letter which J-- illegitimate. ull of which j ■ : a lot. of money. Till-, has been! dune under the pritmtry. U Li an ry : peh-'ve sjM« m When it comes to tlie Individual Candida:*. it make.; him put muney for his primary campaign the foliowin* Of iiu I•i.t.-.t lhe »h<-rt quill, rannot have re Tlw whole in party m<>te difficult to hold! itainlitv until >- tin. nrl. 1 00 FOR 4 TIRES QUALITY .oocivitir bull'd* Mll.i 1O.VS a Jr ® = tS?r UJ offer the HutlJ’n jjr .dues. Game and sc<! 1 10 11 s525 $5^ Single $34!» Single Ji.10 Single S»i.!i7 M 2 ta Single S'.la &0Q.19. s7“ Single S 1: </> i; 1.73-19 $6G0 3.00-T0 S«17 Single »7.« ★ 6 and 8 “PLIES’ r well tnnn'sj i, lu tbe Read what motorists say about the new Staroline's greater power, longer imnry .«y.-inn such a i-.iri^be chawn United j at a primary a» a rc-[ publican with.the md of democratic m a primary • mileage, knpekfree performance, quicker warm-up, faster acceleration, —a sweet, cool burning gasoline better than any they had used before. Then Hiblirun ballot.- 10.50 5.39 In llCht NOT IS IT BETTER"? The million mile pre-test* proved that. HOW MUCH BETTER"? That will SIMPLY be told by your first tankful I* WltlUtp' AS LOW AS ng!, und one across ipping do*a nriuly to r ttir'third part HOW IWCH BETTER WILL YOU FIND THE NEW STAROLINE? nomi-1 wufllrt be I nir Unit -1 see how much better YOU find it. Try the new Staroline—now 3c less at your friendly White Star Station and EXPECT BIG THINGS. in the htthnir explained. • Mipjiurtt-d the democratic: unini-e ,'ind mad. WHITE STAR REFINING COMPANY Switch to the New Mobiloil. It Out Wear* Them All, Therefore Out Sells Them All Ur .md his father before him wen iminated at'the primaries as rrpub11115 Both repudiated tiw thirty mite voted agiiitut lhe principles ofi ..he party winch elected them The I i- ndrncy and trend under tire primary. lia-. b«-«-n to diMinmnizc the party and' jiie.’roy Ksppnubility and accountj The i< sign of tlie father*, in framin'! I<itir constitution wtu that the sucres,in! party would bp .held accouutabktor what it did after it was in control ■>f the government How can the re­ publican party, nr President Hoover in the. republican president, be la id areoiinfnblc for wliui was done at Washmu ton win n in the *< note partlciiiarly. there 1*. h group of •o-called rvpublican.s who .M< m to delight in upsetting ANTI-KNOCKherd, —thousands more ore equally enthusiastic. ■specially as to anti-knock* Hon"—"don'| get apy kno /o fly Inilaod of rlda"—"quick MILEAGE— 'morn pap and mileage' 2 to 40 miles in half a block without knocking knack at all" —"does not spark knock"- POWES—,h<” 8r<<”,r p® better mileage' 'good for more miles per gallon"—more mileage. confidence In traffic" shifting In traffic"—"power and spe 'has mare pep, smoother"—"my true of the deinorratlc party When Mich a man ns Ool» Bk-a.M* cun be aent from South Carolina under the pri­ mary system, it is obvious that the democratic parly can'iiave no control I pleMes. and- hg docs it, [oflwr democratic senators who do the .' same, not n> many as on the republican t side of tlie senate, bul enough to dep'.v»y party accounfnbility m the sen- When one considers the primary in all these asjiect*. it* htgji cost to tax­ payers. the expense it forces Ujxnv candidates. the destruction it work*, with the two-party .system and Its pre­ REAL TIRE SERVICE vention of party accountability. It can !»• wen why we oppose the primary: changtd here. We clean and notwithstanding tlu* fact that tlie Ban­ graphite your rime, check ner as a newspaper gains from tli<ulignmenl^ put in the correct pubhclLy which candidates arc forced air pressure, property tighten to pay for under that system. the rim bolt t. A firm claw job ft is too much to .expect (hat the by men who know how! the next Michigan legislature will have live ATA <*««»«*«« U.ckJe thia proposition and nnnee T'lm- I making party nominations. But BATTERY SHOP'of ' at no dis’ Kime time, and we believe North Michigan Ave. Phon»7482 {ant date, tlie people are-going to see Hasting!, Michigan the light and demand that this system Smith & Doster Delton. Michigan tie changed—especially in, view ot its ue ■ haVP nienj Honed, and further b cent primary in Michigan, where there were three or more contestants, in most cases minority candidates were sue <’■► ried nt the belt, this bora of v-leoty, tl.jn this period.- In the remain* of dunt-d lor the prlinan was subject 'to abuse; but we are / . under lhe Australian plait at' conven- 'crssful. thus doing away with Sujorit; rule tkmt Candidates for office could be “ -,“ We think s» have shown that nquired to file petitions for nomi­ nation long enough before the eonven- primary system 1* unfair tttMi. m that ballots vould be prepared opposed to the repreM iitath und voted al conwntk.tv With that simple expedient abues that grew up comnh'te breakdown of pai ' ' under the old conventual .‘v--t«-m could abilft) - -----be cured. Tlie abuses were largely due .thaii right now to tlie, tact of th* spending of money by candidates to get delegates favurable KORINIil »: PARK. to ihr-m elvr.- M tn to t .inventions . And the manipulators coaid - w’ that the bargains w<-n« carried out. The KanlUI ol ‘ * 1 !c and tliey LESS �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER H, IMS MOB TWELVE PROMPT ACTION MAY There has been a sharp advance in many price quotations Some grades of coal have al­ ready increased in price. There is every reason to think there may be other increases in coal prices. We suggest you BUY YOUR COAL NOW! All the Good Standard Grades and prompt, clean service SMITH BROTHERS, VELTE & COMPANY Poultry and Stock Feeds Coal,Lime,Cement,Etc. Telephone 2257 Hastings, Mich „ , „ „ CTAD lUOtrr'T cincalV Air- and Mis. clut Faulk, of Crc&sey OI Ur INotLI tiMtlVIT w. ir Sunday guests of Mr. and Mi F. R. Willison. Destroy Potato Shipments Conriw Henton family have returned to talning Tuber Moth To Stop* “•win •«:«• skittling, the sum­ , , . . , . -I. i , nrrr at thHr cottage it Wall lake .Infestation In Mich. Fields Ur >M M. ..., . t n| I - East Laming—Prompt action b> Hie a few days last tswfc «lth friends tn entomology department nt MiclugurTJn»ing - • State College and by the 8'.at<- DepartX/ M;- H T. Rcvn.and • men:-of Agriculture has greatly r-mjx Rvynoht.duced the danger of Micblgan'a pot**- •­ Clair fields becoming infested with tlie jk Reynold* to tuber moth. WineIi t.- a very enemy of that crop tn states whet Shultz >>: tlu* is established. *’ ■ r! the Stair. A sarnuir^Ui Uta* *nr R. firpeUit from Bay eerily agricultural agent. IN QUALITY MEATS Do your Meat Buying at the Clean, Sanitary A&P Market handy to your home....Try a juicy Roast, Steak or Chops....You'll find the Quality and Flavor Is the Best....and the Price Considerably Lower than what you would pay elsewherel Libi* potato and rttiii i tn.-iil sent intb .Mb* Cinik. The Stale IX* JXWfitllU iff btrwyed 'to .prevent anV adult mollis in ready taken will Irpm becoming a STEAK ROAST Roun d of Pork < Sirloin Swiss Thum C Lb. Mr» Annie lluinpl lake; Mr* CUTS Smoked HAM Mr- All*- W . attended Burr Oak. Rrlx Knlaniuzco Friday tlC I R PICNIC ’ BEEF ROAST Tender Chuck Cuts BOILING BEEF short Ribs 4 PORK. STEAK Shoulder Cuts 3 PORK CHOPS Rib End. 3 BACON By the Piece, lb. 10c Sliced 2 nierniw Lula tUt: MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO SPECIALS Center Cuts, lb. 19c 7c 25c 25c 25c 25c Lb. ibs. lbs. lbs. lbs. 10c Whole or String Half— SLICED LIVER ib. 5c FRANKFORTS Bologna, Liver Sausage 3 Ib.. 25c LEG OF SPRING LAMB Lb. 14c LAMB CHOPS 2 ib.. 25c LAMB ROAST Lb. 10c STEW Lb. 4c FILLETS 3 ib.. 25c iinu* <lunr.| osplial Bellintfr Lurday uit. REGULAR PICNIC Spare Ribs ICc 2 A HAMS b Sc I WONDER WHY I WASN’T INVITEI5?" Youthful, attractive, possessing a charming, POUNDS for vivacious personality . . . yet Polly seldom is In* vitod -onJhose impromptu, "spur of the moment" parties. For Polly has no telephone at home, LILY Ej? Y WHITE and most parties nowadays are arranged the easiest, quickest way . . . by telephono I in emergencies, and the many time- and stop- savlng woys in which the telephone serves dally, combine to make telephone service invaluubl to all the family. Few things offer so much usefulness and PROTECTION at such l.rle rost as the telephone. * SAL ADA TEA Black or Green,4 (-lb. pkg. 17c, ’-lb. pkg. CHERRIES Michigan Red Sour Pitted 3 No.2tizecans VINEGAR Pure Cider Bulk , gallon BREAD Grandmother’s Whole or Sliced, White 1-lb. loaf RAISIN BREAD Grandmother’s 1-lb. loaf LOST ANYTHING?.—Try a Banner Want Adv SPARKLE a M k/ <JJ1£ Rational ffinan & jjnueatiiwnt ffinntpami Detroit's Oldest Budding and Loan Association rank B**.’-) EitablUhcd 1S89 MATCHES Birds-Eye CERTO For Canning AJAX SOAP Big Golden Bars CLIMALENE .* MASON JARS (dos.] 2-qt. >1.09 33c 25c 19c Oc Oc if, pkgs. C^C .»«-».*•< 49c box 4c bottle 25c 6 for 19c large pkg. 19c 1-qt. 79c pts. 69c their Fennville Sunday. Mr and Mrs P>: Ins Robert McMai. . ____ .. ay Ganu-on and family Sunday entertained bv-Mrs May rjetb ot Kal« mazno. uxj. veil attended They there from Hasting.. Cloverdale. Dei 1250 {Iriswold St.. Detroit J. L Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings The Famous Gelatine. Dessert ROLLED OATS It is gratifying to note lhai in spite of the many diificuhies which have pesel this country, not-one Bnildtng and Loan Association of Michigan has failed during the past v ear. The national average (or safety of these inslitu lions is 99.8%. Why Not Invest In Building and Loan Shares ? v* The Flour the Best Cooks Use NUTLEY MARGARINE 2 - 19‘ PEANUT BUTTER — 2 £ 15‘ SUPER SUDS T-mbtfphg. 29c 2/f;. 29c The social advantages, the PROTECTION afforded k TRY PANCAKE FLOUR KE Henanr and Jimilv. Hat legUMmm Addie Ikiv-xV M; and John I.l'.>rigi:fMi, Wayne Benton and tam.lv and Mr snd Mr*. Wa«t Tlvtmu and Dr and Mr.-. George Gravbell ‘ THE WHY OF HIGH TAXES! It takes seven private workers 'n support one pub!« worker m ’he Uni'. •.ru—rr-e fit;:.-- z e-£-/. ampl^ed being nn ‘.at public p*.-. W YORK York Cui N.B.C. FIG JUMBLES tt 19‘ “ 17* A&P FOOD STORES Th. Gnat AUufic 4 Pacific Tm Co. �THE HABTTNC.g BANNER. WEDNESDAY, MEPTEMBEB 14. 1M1 FRILKPORT. , • , Mr* j r Old PRA1RJEVILI.E. i\Rare Law Tome* | Fred Smith was in Detroit Wedne*- j Fsewman Oomstock of Grand m.. t;di» Given to University Unwenity ’uv^ Bundsy 'i" r. Rimiwon survt.v |. Bimjison u> J Mr and Mr*. Harry Skinner • and i Ranging from one of the earhes' । M|J Lydia Kidder .pent last week :I uauanMBi <*.mhur Fvaas Peggy of MvMiuaii MeMiUan.ytaitM jleiirv the iiar 1i liraiulattons of the Magna CsrU. cor-'With her son Ralph at their farm Iwme 1 former ,nTm*rs* slater. Mr* Mr* Fred Smith, Bm,,h and ■™1 fam!/y Bunday Tliey left Monday for1 ! nerstone of civil liberties wrested from in Irving Monroe .where their daughter will start King John In 1117. to a -comic Black -1 The baseball game played Bunday by tier second year at St Mary * Academy ■stone " printed in IM6. the University Ada and-the local team on the local There were 73 at Bunday school. We idiamond was decidedly one sided, the .of Michigan Law School recently r«-6 lo 0 In favor of the visit- wefe-aUd to sec several new corners andxegtend a Warty welcome ceived one of lhe most important col-, lnf Mr.' and Mrs Gerald HMqxnb and; JecUon* of old. rare und lUslorlcally. in-: Tlu- Taxr party conducted by the daughter of Kankakee, Illinois, guests terestlng law book* tn this country i member* of the local Ladies' Aid ot the of Mr and Mr* David Shepherd, were1 1*Th»— •donor u Orla - • -B- — ■ Taytar. of-----Detroit, ME church was a decided success calkra in town Tiiursday This i* Wednesday wtwn a Urge crowd mo­ Gerald * first visit here since thirty .law graduate of Michigan In 1887 Creek whfre they wen* Tlu: copy <4 the .Magna Carta, or tored 'o Battle at Post's Cereal factory ;Great Charu-r. in the Taylof collection Jighr-.eetng Guest* at yirf^fookrr home T-abor with his parent*. Mr and Mr*. Msson Hulmmb. and two small abler* moved , on> of the first translations In Engwere Mrs McBride and daughter to the Dakota*. «luh made from the law-Frvnch of Uic f)ay ] original. ft was made by one George ot (pand Rapids Mrs Lulu Shepard has moved Into, Mr and Mrs George Thojupfon were one of Mr Calihrop's houses' Mr*. 1 Ferrer*. an intcrcsUiig man iiiniWIl Grand 1 Rapid* visitor* Sunday Shepard lived here several yearn ago • a jut-politician, a rare combination . {nowadays. He was abo a favorite ol . .Mr and Mrs G* orge 8ex« r. Mr. We Welcome her back to her old home. Mary Lou Henncy accompanied Mr. Mt and Mrs Lyle William* and ErI Henry VIII, who left him 100 marks In I the royal will. Only tour copies of 111n aiwi Mrsip. a Thrima.* to Hustinxs mont of Grand Rapids spent Sunday .here tliey attended tlie’ h-Sebratlon with Jake John-on and family. j laibor Day Misq Jennie Van H<* of Richland Mr and Mrs. Lewis Ne*b were guests . visited Mrs Jake Johnson Friday. giving a jiliture of the land-law during jthe Middle Ages', before equitable right- ol lliclr dauxliter, Mrs. Arthur Clinton, j Mrs Hasel Otl* and family moved Here's a floor finish so tough that to Hickory Owners Saturday Sorry to Tin land wen recognized, are copies of in Irving Friday. Thomj*«jn of Pontiac u-. help­ lose Mn. Otl* and children it will'Withstand the hsrdctj kind Eart Sir Ttiomas dr* Littleton* Tcnuna. ingBasil Mr. lewi: Nwb during the absence having finished school here it t* m<we1 publt-duxl in 1550 and 15HI. Lit tig ton 1 of Raymond of treatment, Ii rosy be used on Schaffer convenient to th* Kellogg ..chool from' lived from H0J to 14Bl. but in* turnBorn to Mr and Mrs. Joe Kauffman1 their new home We wish them we-1 both wood and cement interior ।ou* work was only pubiuiicd utter hui। September 11. a boy. nurne Robet* floors. Anyone can put it on and r»-.vs Friday night a farewell party 'death, and ol the 1554 edition only one . ' wa* given tiiem. [other copy, and of tlie 1581 cdlliun two' Loyd {copies, are extant, in tlu- Huntington.!| Raymond Schaffer and sister Esther ; Several from - here attended the. Triple Link chib at the home of Mi Harvard and British Miueum libraHe* * • iosle.ii. Indiana!-tbr- week. and Mr*. Jake Johnson Fridav, An ini Tlie Tayfc»i collection bring , many j otlMr rare book* to lhe U-gnl Rescan h ' D*n Goodenough ape-nt last week tcrestlng program and a delightful time in general wa* reported. ! Library of ' tile Unlveputy. M<nt or with hia father at Muir Mr und Mrs John Llcika attended Henry Bcmon lus been on tlie sick | the:*: are to be found in only a few the funeral ot the former* sister, at' list He i* uble to be out a*, this wnt.libraries, of many tiierc are only <xie or Jwckson Saturday : lug. we air pleased to re|>*>rt. ■ i (two other copii-A in exutrncc. which Guy Draper and Mr and Mr Buwill ucure Michigan a place a* one ol detta of Detroit were guest, ot the for- j A new Hag pole on th*- school ' ground *•- cun have the flax dls’the few institution* when? the toundaHASTINGS, MICHIGAN jtmri* of Knghsfi law and iu outgrowpi. mor’a mother. Mrs. H. Dr'afier, over played each day. Labor Djv Delton school boy* crossed bat* with - our Amerlnui law, can be .studied from Mr. and Mrs Andrew Routh and our* Friday afternoon, A spirited! *. author native source*. Mri Vu-tof IHehney daughter J‘«ii' Wllin, played Score it to 6 In faror! Other and vulurm-a in the eoilecfion I KlinM game. was ; of Hustir;g* writ Friday evening guysts n| 1},.]ton r"' ~ . ........ —• — rlude. RMtell'* “GreaVAbridgement of • c-MarwI^U. U 17 Evelyn Honeywell of Battle Creek tlie Statub-* of England," 1533. two Mrs. Ev* ret. Cairn , and daughter ,nrk d ft|th ,h h ’ other copie* in existence; Lambard* - Glad)’* ot HaaUnga were guest* of Mrs ,.k. tliun .the I..-•!. d c-I i.i. fi-r hr i- ti.r "Archaiononua.'’ 1^68. paraphrasing iif.-t । -if i- moke in th*- u«rid. iinclent Anglo-Saxon laws in Latin; a! Pearl Smith Saturday Mrs. Mary Lou Henney *i«uit Sun­ Yet. n<.tli«iili‘iaiiilii.g i*l« rarer .••■••in ,docmncnt by Lambude. dated 1504. or-' Report a nice with her ton Homer and liAiliy in ■ time. rw.r»\ lie la jj>j...>ot>il*- for many- <-f denng a county shroff to sumnwm a'1 day Campbel). v Mildred Jnhninn is at tending th< the 5nY»r*wi'ii*. win. Ii. nvordlhg to grand jury, a eonipilatiun ot ancient Grandma Barton is feeling gome bet- Plainwell High school and u pleated nffl. lal MatMhnr*-caiiM.I jcarly l-y Scottish law. by ’Sir Thomas Skepe.• ter at thl* writing |.«.|--ii»u% snake* In India"niohv. A published in 1813 and , Inscribed to’ Caller* at tlw Pearl Smith horn*' wtth it. ‘ num bitten fo a king ■-•■ru will rarelyJ King James I. and many more, from1 TliutMlay were. Mr* Nellie Hilt and i Tuesday night tlie Rebekah* after! itlfelr regular meeting had a program! lhe nll I m -i de.iib hm* be* n Q'-"*" Elizabeth s tune down to a hu’ Mrs Nellje Lockhart of Woodland ‘consisting of a playcttc. Mrs Fannie kmmn l*> ..■me nlibin • five uiliiutr* : Ino7*“L Hey Rev. fin*pme oi of ASDiana, Ashland, onm. Ohm. were were sfi.r Hie bite. Tt I. r. markable that ^'rt1VAfbuo? a Bc<kett. whirl; with itr, ( , llt ,he c , Henneu home oyer Jock*on director, was much enjoyed as i !Crulksliunk cruikafunik illustration.* tha? .. . lllnxt rutiiu., prove* th,.* , h1mj the other numbers on the pro-1 Sunday. gram Ice cream and cake were served I jeven lawyer* can sometinic» joke about C L. Henncy, Mr Hamilton and Mr, I Babbitt were in lumsmg on business This wa-. in honor of Mr*. Maggie Lch- i man who wa* tlie meana of instituting: Thursday. any snake . Owrn fXxlge wa* in Grand Rapids.,thu lodge eighteen yean. ago. .Four! other Charter member* were present ■ .Friday on business Tho^c from here and vicinity Attend, i PUylord M. Burgess of Battle Crwk mg school at Kf llGSin’.. arej Ivan Smith.. spent the vu-ck end with his-mother. iRtnaeU Jackson. Hannan. Helen und, Mrs F E Deming. John Jones They arc dNigliiod with: I Mrs R A Stuart and children and tlie school. ehance*! tn U . I .the Iprmer'* mother ot Lowell spent Thursday Mr.' and Mrs. Maurice ; Tuesday evening with the former** Hughes entertained in honor of the paper* In t'l.ilnilelphta <t«ih| I husband. A A Stuart latter’* mother's natal daf; Mr and ■ Mr. and Mr*. ,O«<org«- Woldring of Mr*. Hugh Chapman and children of! 'Holland were Bursts of Mr. and Mrs Hickory Corners. Mr and Mrs- William ‘ F E Demina over Sunday. . und children from Kalamazoo. | Mr and Mrs George paMctt were in Duncan Mr and Mrs Vaughn Mott from Hue-' Irving on busines* Friday. lah. Mr* Mott, tlie mother, enjoyed Victor Sisson and mother have haying her children all with lie: May. n luiia rweight * fileioant ucbl tgole trank ‘ot tlin {moved from Grand Rapids to. their she live to have many more such Joy-:*l. wlm did not Inlo a lien-rag*-, ! home here. nd allowed Ida tree often growiT t« oft* oeriiAiotu is the wish of her many* j Playford Burgess and daughter Eu- friends. ' Hire of Battle Creek were week-end Mr. and Mrs William R Norris and nu-Hilnully and tin: lib-r i« n^ii by i guest* of Mr and Mrs F E Deming. Mr and Mrs. William E Beadle are en-( the native* to make doth und rope. lhe T-»l|fih century. ' Mr and Mr* Claude Walton were tertainhw their aunt. Mr*. Millie Frye.1 I Grand Rapid* visitors Monday of Dowling j labor Day guests at the F. E Dem­ Earl OH* and Ivan Smith arc on tlie, j mg home w< re. Mr. Will Deming of Kellogg school ball team. They defeat-! •Galvin. Washington. Playford Burgess1 cd Parchment tram in the first game: and daughter Eunice of Battle Creek. of the year Ivan Smith won a League j ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roush and" Mrs baseball for throwing lhe farthest. George Deming . ’ Mr* Irene Goa* of San Francisco is I SHIT.TZ !lhe o( ,lrr “ktcr. Mrs F. J ! Mr aud Mrs E W Bullard • and . ; family of-Chicago spent the week enc rim-wnnair HuV r P""nU> Mr “',d J Quarterly VoWeX be held at A TOUGH FINISH THAT DEFIES ABUSE GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. CUT YOUR FEED BILL 100 pound, of WAYNE 26’, MASH SUPPLE­ MENT MAKES 200 pounds of good, dependable egg mash for you when mixed with your own ground farm graip*. That yneans a BIG SAV­ ING in your feed billIf you don’t raiac farm grain*—then WAYNE EGG MASH (18' < protein) will best fit your need* for a' complete laying mash that comes already to dump into your feed hoppers. See u* before you buy—we’ll both make money! Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. PHONE 2118 HASTINGS Investing Safely Rraliilng that business joe* where it is Invited and *Uy» where raslamcr whether he consider* hi* account a small one or a farce We like to repeal at this time our cordial invitation to make the Standard your thrift headquarter*. ' Don't delay—today does not come again. The Slaadard during Ils' W year* has paid a 5t* dividend out of earning*, built a reserve fund of half a million dollars, and kept Standard Savings & Loan Association Gmwald at JaHartoa Dairoil. Mickugaa —‘ BjOBi'Itoll Repr«sentativ4 J. L. MAUS & SON KZ6TCCG5. MICH | Kenmth Babcock ho* been on th- XSu’nd^'evenma com! •itm rwV™ Call ,W\ WUn hiU *,.lghU' «>unlvn services. Rev Watson of Kala; he X Frt Hr?lnu“x> uku« cbar8e both evernngf. л ..I /-r b k M,jiT uV., E^; H“ Mr an<4 M1' Clancy and am Bob­ . Battle Creek. Mrw Hettle Dunn <11 bie. left for ____ m... Neb , Thursday. I Omaha. Augusta. Mr and Mh Ed. Babcock morning to spend the winter. IU"': ” "■ Patton o>«™„wn Mrs. entertained mr her „rn.>-| twenty-1 м .. w f ‘ ihrer rtiuln.. from in.V.XmSu! tolo.W, |,U». " W1'"m“ ■'““ WMUWSUMW Alaljd,.. lunupond ol KiUmaww hioo. Bpnnsixirl. Midland and South Br.m 1™, mt tlclnlli enwrd im. i„d .nd nkhudi. Ind A poi lhe ■*>,» al the lair grnnul. Uta । huk dlunt r ... mM .nd i nr> luUj — 1 tl,n" reported. • Mr. and Mr* George Thompson Modracfc family motored to Batovipeu lhe un- latter.* winrr, helped father. air Mr e. E it R tie creek and Kalamazoo Saturday Snow /f Kalamazoo, celebrate htsMtli birthday. Sunday. They spent Sunday vacation. night with Mr. und Mrs. Fred Rupert Mr and Mrs England tbok their of Schoolcraft . little girl to school at Fliht. Saturday. I Mr. and Mrs Russell Hart enter-; Bush, qho is staving with hl* daughter .gained Mts Irma Traverse and friend’ In l». Angeles. Calif . that he Ls slightKalamazoo ’and Ward WIHtC of ly improved in.health and expect* to Wayland over the week end • May tlwre this winter . Mr and Mr* Ben McCallum. Mr*., Mr. Wm Chamberlain. Barbara Dickerson and Mr and Mrs Wilbur Chamberlain and Maybelle Hart re- Gibson spent Friday evening at the! turned Sunday from a trip to North- Bert Mason home in Richland . ern Michigan Mr*. Chamberlain i .a... suit­ and Mr*. DjUght Mentor enter-1 ed relative* near Cheboygan while thetamed ....... friends and relatites uulll from’ .young ladle* toured in the upper pen- Highland Park and Kalamazoo Suniinsula Among interesting place* tliey d^y. Miss -----Beth Waugh at i vUlled were, the large spring KitCh•* ■ i* convalescing • iti-ki-pi and the Pictured Rock* home from an attack of neuritis The Watjgh family entertained rela-j ORANGEVILLE. lives and 'friends from Lansing and | Mu* Marie Beattie of Kalamazoo Kalamazoo at Wall lake Labor day. I spent several days the past week witn I her father. W H Beattie, ot this place CEDAR CREEK. Mr and Mrs Russell Boulter -of John Lanimer* and family. O.-E Shelbyville spent Sunday with his par- Wertman and family and Mr gnd Mrs. ent... Mr and Mrs. Oscar Boulter, of Edd McGoldnch spent Sunday at John this ’*”■ place. — Ball Park. Grand Rapid*. Dale Norman and family of KaisMr and Mrs. Henry Wertman spent tnazno were Bunday guests of her Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L DuBou parent*. Mr. and Mrs Ben Norman of August* Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis of Way­ Joseph Hammond of Shultz spent land called on friend* at thl* place ,Sunday at tlie Owen home Sunday Hilward Campbell and wife. Lloyd James Herminette and family and ।Owen and family. Ardy Owen and wife Mr and Mrs Sam Catcher spent Sun­ and their niece. Mm Agnes Hammond, day with Mr and Mrs. John Jones of attended a birthday dinner for Mr*. Dtuter. , Mary Owen Saturday at her cottage at Little Barbara Jean McLoud of Ot- Midland Park. Gull lake WMnu Others., Ilia thfy. sego u spending ihe week with her uPre there were. Mrs Ohve Campbell’ grandparent*. Mr and Mrs Oscar Hastings. Mr and Mr* Add Simpson of Boulter, of this place while tier mother; Au<uMa. and Mr and Mrs Leo Mon.nrf *n« Arbor for treat­ foe lnd 0( K1Utnaw0 and slater .r. are .1 at Ann ment for Asthma Lloyd Harns and wife of Battle Creak were Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mr*. Color photography I* made practical Henry Leinrfar. for amateur* by a new roll which com­ Miss Agnes Hammond of Aurora. bine* three k'upzr^-px^ c.-z Mrs. Emm» Ovestrdutr.tr fnesds. yellcw. CONOCO THE THAT'S PACKED WITH A rlnir of llirae grow* every-' POWER! Tbe menial powy* of anta. wl.l.-h manclmi* than thane <>f man. han* the United Ntatea were formed at Savannah, tin.. In 11*12. but in 1015 Banner Want Ads Get Results ■pARM and CITY HOMES alike have odd articles 1 of furniture, machinery and clothing-in storage that are ty6 valuable to throw away. Other people in the county want to purchase just such articles, but do not know WHERE to buy. The Banner Want Ad column is the best medium in parry County for bringing prospective buyers and sellers together.. TT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE whether it’s rooms A to rent, furniture to sell, apartments wanted, farm products for salvrhtrctHwIp needed, articles lost, live stock strayed, or what not... in each case you reach the persons you wish to reach in the mosl direct way possible. Banner Want Ads gel results! TxON’T BOTHER to call in person ... Just tele­ phone 2415. If you are noi certain of the word­ ing, we will do our best to assist you. Simply give us the facts and your ad will go into print,clearly stated in the fewest words possible. j6ur ratetf are reasonable ... one cent per word with a minimum charge of twenty-five cents. 1 The. Hastings Banner Telephone 2 4 15 �| LEGAL'NOTICES 14, »n THt ius-rn.cs > win. PAolrornrrtw MTDDLEV1U.E. HARVEST GOOD CROP The flavor* ut apples err natural nc IIIIMTCD DADI EV 0,11 W,1M1 »**rt*d on Tuesday with! The taugua'gq ot IcetaM l< Btlll the Ur WIN I tn OAnLcT an enrollment of 4J0. 39 more in the! Old None In well-preserved f.-rta. but to different varietlc*. but can be Influ- COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS ----------- High room than lu. t year and a fine, ,|llt |, now ,rr>. ||tl|e tu»der»m«»d Kent County Farmers Get Good c«p« of teacher* only one change! pr lhe t,.|a.r g«uidjnaVl«M. in tin• year A good year k looked h„t ftw Jrar, Ulr tirtlloFral,hy ot u>e growth »ha<HngVhe fruit will ism* <>•• Yields Of Grain Variety Nut from.ta»C forward to a* all are on their toes and 0#5tfIaI janW3fct of Nornn>. b„ Wrtt flavor to bvniiue Indi pronoun- • d. enjoying their uurk materially ci.’nfrd l-v n/ul d.-vraes. rob.™ are natural tu fruit and vol Commonly Grown In Mich. rt Lunilng— Kent county farmer Mr and Mrs Harvey Milkr are tW|,iie Drmuntfe remlns the old Joint npoited by their county agricul-• nicely situated in their home „nh Vvrj M U(,„bfll.aUH,fc tu lit In ti>»ry light. i Dr M A Cuyketidall and wiff. oW producing crops of winfet barky, which। Grand R^pid*. were railing on friends। '. has produced ywlih a-- high tut 42• here on Thursday. Doc wa* for many year* a rqsidcn; litre and was a very] tfruxu by them t- •urcejBful dentist. . Hr luu maty । 44h|xd by* the. friend* here who are alwuvs phnued tu SpT-nT: .Michigan, m l nipi let urn to the old home town 1 1 R B-S lrl hi un ■ I..,' ii. . -. . leii ..141 '’nd’d a tchs-'l f I .nrt.iKtiun A , 4i’- Imprbiement i-’-Xlfable and pleasant meeting. many entettuinnunu were put un tut Winter bgtlty did not prove very'. - those attending. H O Benaway spent a portifln of ; alar and the inspection ictv.ee on ar a Traverse Juror m Grand discontinued The suesut- last week •shir •' crop er -p was duconnnued. .* ..r. ., -fill crop* harumad by-the Kent v’ . p“..n„!s F. S 'Jackson, of Cort..-.H’.ty.gtcwer.s may.aro'ase Interest in neaut. Penn... spent Sunday eve with IT-*crop Attain. . Wicrtnga and family Mrs Tlie barley doe* not seenf to winter- . Theodore Jackson will be remembered by her many friend* here as Ml** Eva Smith.: crop .failures ftom this cause. who. *ith her parents, lived here for grain B plant seme years. ar, winter wheat. Two itrowbrs report O. O Strfckkn and family of Grand: tlutt they obtained good oroja front Rapids came down Friday evening, discing corn ground uftc? that crop had bringing Mrs O. D Wtutmore lioinr been placed in the stlo after spending a few days tn the city, Winter barky ripen.* rally and is and remained as guests over and dur­ Saturday. is boarded but th.- ingllwre Jur..was a large crowd in town islly during threshSaturday evening to attejid the Irra !-i ;» department is drawing. FRESH All randidates of the county d this barky to ob­ had been invited and many were pres­ ’ which will i new wtn'.-r barf ent and were introduced by Judge E. 'in.ioth heard*. E Faulkner The band, led by Sinibn Clemens, -furnished tlie music. Tl-.v smull daughter of Mr and Mrs ANY CUT OF CHUCK OR SHOULDER Oral! was injured Saturday night when her hand was caught in a wrineer vast /me hall of The awri u dl feature ti mock Wedding and north c. .... bridge and the ii tniuic with Mr* Mildred •«*>Stcv- 1j west ax-st uiMittmrnt ulxitti l» well uiuler way , ; Some cenu-nt lias been laid on the | ati n from inis locality;biiilee tl- * •on Labor Day. i m air. bring in lit* same nt, supper next Friday 'evening from 5 .to of*the former * daughter ; -n till all are served.’ ' ,fr. and Mrs Bert Fern*. mbfot Rich.ird Summer had t.adie*‘ Aid Society met;"'™ nii -ii- county line bridge last week. • when the present incum-: Mi Myrtle Getty h;w taken rontiu ■ek-e’ed to serve unutlM-r, In Mrs Della Aliens home und is hire-1 tv.' vlce-pi'-.ident. Mrs ly situated there. who was ipiecrcded by. h Gray; president. Mrs., IHiWLING, Itland: secretary, MB. Il<- >1.- M RtilKon attended tlu- CHAMCEST KROGERS Choicest Quality Meats I2-ic Rolled Rib Roast MORTGAGE SALE CHANCEEV victort m im lim 11 tu 0 in favor of the -home tram ur.U wa.< p;av>-d at the Vjck*Ti.n grounds, . Frank Hainmond of Knlumaxoo i Wash ited Dowling* relalivra Sunday. -1 Remembi r th- Ladka' -Aui dinii Tliur.day. September 15. Tliey are e* Warren Stanton, who J preting you, s mp through August nt nothin. eventful ntertained * at six [or of real important ■ dinner for their relative Failure T Will Dei At Ni L" IOC IK-r&on upp TUerday of ward. railed Beef Roast •» IOc n-nfletniin iiiK that. Ik "16c understand this I'lrctKi didn't. tx-ru signed ttw April elreti registration the tnwnsli or voting p tlw- r lw.ur. m«ii tlw- tu These Prices Effective From riidey, Sept. 16th, Until the Close of Business Thursday, Sept 22nd. t-nry ntu-nri MORTGAGE BALE. CITY CLE Pork Butts K/iotjeaijg5 at'Battk (?frek aiul Earl tmweil, Orville,Baococic. Mar­ Orville .Babcock. MarIn tlu Rre.-- and Vuilrl Barker, al Hxs.......... I iKtne during Emmet Herrtngtnr. ..as nitcred H;i-, Walter Stanton i ting* High tchooi ubo. hnilng gradu-1 last ye.ir triim the eighth grade ■ Mr. and Mr- Chark* Be bon and <n*k will find .the major, part > r<.u. rr and Mr. and Mr* Orvfllr Dunn of Banfield visited their ■purent.i suid Ms ’ • Wertman. Sundai [Jov-ling ball team. ota> played HASTING Ballot no Pork Steak 3 ‘•bs 25c Chicken rend*-vaiie or,. Sand -laBcr, fi.rm-r Dowling pastor wm calling on. Hgywrxxl ot. frierid* litre Saturday itidny at the home ot •• — Mr* Retha Whitworth of Mender-' a*c and fain-in .town last week vBiting I relatives and old friends acoini- ( ^^ial of the tenth grade student* uville Get-son. j ^-)x» graduated InM year * from- the to Indiana tn Dowling Thou! are. attendimr Huth STILLS NO NntwithAli and tlie non tain for evri peurii that Mgm-d the < Sliced Bacon 5 “45c MORTGAGE SAIE SEVEN TOTAL ( Af W in dstot Of N< ” QUICK OATS STANDARD CORN N“' outsiandin indicates I tin- up-itrii CAMPBELL S BEANS In temelo t«uce SPAGHETTI CATSUP 5c MACARONI Good quality Po’rk and Beam can 5c 5c l Ivory Soap Country Club—-in tomato Muct Kidn«y Beans Camay Soap Country Club Bund L«y In • tupply it this p<ic< WliulMoiti: bunch Ot j rotnjUnv 's *itre indies tin- compa dealing* w niralioti 1 , -Cat- Co " ntid hu.-bands Hie locality or are tn any way tnlerid. Mrs Arthur .Miller, Glenn . -cd will be very touch appreciated P»;ft. Clifford CotjJluL-Jtnd Meter*., So and in your items please and Gia acre among accompany Mr and-family <rt I-ake Od<.san a trip to . . * i<a spent Sunday wiUi their daughter k and* other pla 1 arid husband, Mr • and Mn- Clarence । Ktrae. . John Herron of Lake Odr.-*a call'd ,ves. returned' on oldt friend* tn this vicinity and u r. it th- J F Brake home Tues convalrKlng daj Mr aiul Mr.s Marshall Duualuxs ol Mu and Mr.. Ben Alldrink MOBTU I B1AM Haxtines t-ai and liininv Fred Ml Sunday uftcttnM>n t the C. J. Prvs.lon home. ■man of South Bostou N- nwna FtVeRUR of Grand Rap tils and Mildred Ki E. Brake home Wednesdu: iir.on attend the Ruckle faitxir Day at the hony of DO YOU PASTRY FLOUR 10c RAISINS voupwy vi wo S*td«d O' sccdltit SOAP POWDER pG 10c V. 10c HERSHEY COCOA 10c LATON!A CLUB 10c Gfayet Ale-—Alio Rocky Ri«e« Be«eie«e< Rice Bulk 3 ibi 10c_FigBaM Ve«y fine quelity-BUY NOW Corn Flakes 10c Country Club Bund-te. 13-or ib 10c — • ■lore them in school Kiddles luncheont Pie Cherries c*n 10c Finest ted sour pitted li.it tie Creek where *lw win attend 3 England and fair hiith rthooi Siu? will make Met Jtbme tors, at tx*>n with her aunt. Mr Ora Colwell, Rvtlia Oacklrr of Middleville, who I family ol Parmalrt of Grand nd viidtor at the Emery Kim i Mi BAKERY SPECIALS Friday and Saturday. Sept. 16th and 17th. Boston Cream Pie Sundaj Roy McCnul and wife spent Sunday N ■- - • ■■■■■. uni 19c Filled »lth • delicious cm Black Walnut Fried Cakes i»rnt suiutai Blalu and wife of Battle r :uf viMtor.s at Eu Halahi Their son.-Russel Mc*ho ha* been oxsBnng .Leun id til his farm wurk. returned to returned from Battle Crtek with them Where he will att-iiid school FM7J HI! JIMI TOWAMT AD RESULTS Delicious - nutritious - you'll file than An uneventful environment means, . An old man is someone about ten mcn'.id stagnation. years older than your*clf. 12c FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Bananas £413 5c Chqlca Imai yellow halt ~ ritih edip •til blr*ch«d Sweet Potatoes Phone 18c dor Coffee Cake Celery A tree 1. tret higher than the Wash­ ington Monument is AUfhckiitly ex­ traordinary to inciu- curtoKity. Down .si me court ... in -----far-off Australia -------------- ...tn national park , Mgd by no fewer M>me 20 md»* from Sydney towers t* a ucaiyptu* rising to lhe height of 572 wing num. If So It Ovei nt:y Club Bund jes Califomh Viijinia bwich. 8c building? insurance Hkmt lire void II y< a few nun permit f ciwi E Agent*. iu U.MH- tour tent kin u 1cm atU-n worihlew* burn wht cant prop tx- of mln I wUh 1 Mipfxirl u in my tai help m<« straight v I was bui night and Irk-nd* di for tnyscl county. —Adv. To tbe J> Inal F Barry t I’leifrr I avoid Uw lectcd. rhariot lotah fi». 9c 288->ii«, dot. 21c Mrs. I’ brought a buildin purpose I [ectionab hOUH. • eight me Houac of � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-09-21.pdf c98a68111c6b7ccf990fc1b115756e32 PDF Text Text ► Mural ititiq- henry THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR 12 PAGES NUMBER 21 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 21, 1932 PAGES 1 TO 8 M. A. LAMBIE IS ELECTED TREASURER GOOD LOSER HAS RESPECT OF EVERYONE AUTO CRASHES IN­ TO DISPLAY WINDOW RED CROSS COMMIT­ IttCHVED SPLBW u STILL SOME WHO DIO >rcd At Meeting Of South Man Riding With Woman: PMW MAJORITY “S TEE PLANS WORK NOT RE-REGISTER Driver Assumed Responsi­ western Michigan Blinkers On Thursday Defeated Candidates At Pri mary Should Accept Re­ suits Gracefully BROTHERHOOD PRO­ GRAM COMPLETED bility For Damage ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING ON Th<- voter, of,this county exprei.-*-d PRICE OF TICKETS IS RE­ HAStlNOS MAN REFUSED Thursday Ion-noon an Oliio rar. ini FINAL FIGURES FOR CON The Southw«.tem Michigan BunkDUCED TO 12.00 FOR SEV­ MONDAY NIGHT WITH GRESSMAN J. C. KETCHAM ■ r- A-ssoclatiun inerting ■ war. field m their preference* at the pnmary. Sep­ BALLOT BECAUSE HE HAD Kolanutaub on Thursday nigiri and wu. tember 13. and tfay ^esultj .thould be. EN MEETINGS tlir lady ut the wJiecl. roundest up m • GOOD,ATTENDANCE GIVE 1 PLURALITY NOT ENROLLED l.iifcely attended. Our well knowi front at tfie Water* Clothing store, on Huttings banker. M. .a Limbir wa. East State street. Just what mistake; C||1C r-unnDCEMESIT honored by being made trrtuinyr of th- MR?. DON FOREMAN IS the woman made in manipulating the rlNt tfilUUnotlVltiv I . CITY CLERK'S OFFICE Association. Tins honor Mr Lanibi* . OPEN EVERV n»Y levers is not known, but the car dashed ROLL CALL BY FOURTH DISTRICT 1 jup across the Sidewalk and smashed a ' ' 08 tile people Now that the ctnHce<s are rnude by tin- members of the politics! JUSTICE W. W. POTTER paji'ie* for the various offices in a fair, FIRST SPEAKER OCT. 17 ■pen manner 'the muucceMful candidutes mid thnir friends should accept the rqsulM in good spirit JJfe I* a Officers Working To Make TtioM- who went from .Hastings, u'. attend thb, gathering were CaMilcr* H Arrangements For Distribution G. Haye* of the National ‘Rank and M Coming Year Successful— Of Flour And Cotton Will Be A faiinbir of tiie City Bunk: Mewrcially true of politic* The fellow Good Attendance Desired Announced Later Orville Bayles and Lron Tolhurttoi th.? I 10 can be a g,<xxl. loser puts hmisell Th- Brotherhood program for the hue to be a winner later on. Tiie friend* of Congressman Ketch­ Natkftiai Bank und Albeit Carvclh und; NotwIthMandiitg all the agitation coming yeur ha* now been completed jam m this city und county were de­ Hebert Walton, directors ot the City meeting of and tiie notifications.about »e-reglstrnlighted with tlw wonderful showing h- Bank. lion for every voter in Hasting*, it upthe coming year there will be only tudy at the .Methodist- church on Mon­ • made at the primary ,-b‘ctlun. Tlw! day evenitv,;. with'a good attendance signed the card* that-will enable them spirit of discontent that i* abroad ini from Plum for dhdnbuUon at the Red Ctonto vole at tla: November election One. I tiie land militates against one who filb । 192.00. No idea at profit has ever teen Red CneA cotton cloth of all person appeared ut the primary on; any office. Such an one. who'wm at | i in the mmj.1 of the Broilxrhood. It •and the annual Roll Cail we<e Tuesday of last week in the fourth I U conducted purely us a .service to the ward, called, for a ballot iuul and imu was »•»» sursur-jj . good man and a good public M-rvant members^aml to the community, tn no ..eniiite- uiiqouncemcnt rouceuiing was. refused nim RECEIVER EDWARD B. FIN- must have cmidiictftd him.elf hoii>.the flour distribution will.lx- made latei I MOTION PICTURE PRODUC­ other manwr tliah tlw Brothcrivxxi ! ably unit tried ,to meet his dti'-i< it. i.ii the ground Ihul he hud hdt re-regts-j LEY GIVES REPORT TO plan <»l squad Service would it be |x»when plan* are rompleted. Tht* flour I ERS SPENDING LOT OF Jvred n-i required by the new law. Thl# SLIGHT CHANGE GAVE NEL- K fumi-slwd by • tiie . national Rt-d| sible to have seven, such exrellent pro­ SEPTEMBER 1 B ntlenuin was much disturbed, say- ‘ any office. MONEY ON ACTIVITIES gram* as have been provided, together 1 SON WILLISON FOUR MA ; Cl.eex. tin- wheat iwing donated by tiie > ing that hr had "vhted in the fourth! Mr. Ketcham hai bad. oppom-ntl-d«. nd government fro- ot charge | ward for innnv year*" and hr couldn't LOANS AND DISCOUNTS JORITY FOR SHERIFF than 39c «nch evening., Wijh such a It I-- tht-n nulled ut nearby place* STRONG DEMAND FOR -understand why he rouldnt vote at! ' --------------- ---NEARLY ------------ $97,000 - -­ REDUCED , , C1 rc„ IprtigrMn. with a good social time <-cond Muiitm-nt received herv b-;nu this election; but he couldn't and! CLEANER. BETTER SHOWS I winch -the members enjoy* once a ground at Middleville. Anvutie wAo L i didn't, because lw h;id foiled to comply; ,, .. *_ „ many olfirc lv>!d-rs down to defeat und I GEUn GE LELAND GETS month, togetner together wam with we the gtxxi good :eeo.«. teed#. _ , n i a i 'I moron, ... ligible . ' ' e upon ! Has About 52,UUU More Hi' i)ir,-ut»-twd many more, it wu* nNOMINATION BY 892 Government Bonds Thvi i^ted that our cmg^-amar.'. pi. iwmina i iuh d i osz , application to the persons and ut tiwj Manager Branch Reduces Ad- !luie ought tn be no doubt about at ■ After all the Banner ha* said on the, mission To 25c For Adults lc«{ many .season uckfta a* last subjfct. it seems iv> if it ought not to Leonard And Maus Defeat Op 11;1 ' 1 ' ' 1 "«*»•«;| When It ninaod In 1 011 ,narv n»“Jorl’>' ,ws year would be any„ . - „ , year being sold this year. Every pro­ When II Closed in 1UJ1 ,Whert. IR.ar ;r, n, .|ir nnui r<b.- nrcc-o-ary to repeal tliat no one cun. Sundays and Mondays . Fam wl!] t*. ,.uU.rtttmuu and ifatrucponents On Democratic ; Arrungt-mcntA have, ix-e-n mad* fo: vote tn Hastings at Ute November clec-f We „„ have — ... i»rivi!< pgfd ... to .-«■ ~~ u»>» have uwou been the<I >turns shown »» it to •«. be. Cumplct< (1 Tlu-te is unusual activity at. the I uvr Everyone who can stxxild be Don unless lie ha* rv-registered and .-September I report of Edward B Fin- return; brimt Mr Ketcham's Ti-lrnt cotton cloth for which 1 XlCKCl । curing loru tht.... I prvM-nt'time in tlw motion plctOrr i planning now to get his ticket. With nus wen mane, witu airs signed tiie projx-r cards' since the* ley. receiver ' > 15.000. the largest he ii.i* ever nt> f ------ -- - at... ”.... ' NaBhville 8fatc hl. mid Mr* M.uide W I industry Usually when those fellow. R w chandler n« president, and with April election of-this year. Th!.This — up- Bank. W<- id) realize tlw difficult pi».t-! His primary vote al.w> l.iwr i “|Bnrtth‘a' the committee Ginghatn in - «»«• to do tilings better times follow; the flpe am* of officer* and the exccljitli-s. only to the clty*bf Hastings !!::gs. Ite-'tfan of a bank receiver in these times, had Iwcp polled for hlfh in pn v Uil varum* patterns, outing and sheeting unu*ind activity may be taken)lent program, there eah be no doubt ot in any of a bunk riwivcr is* not a )K»pular jmt- primary election* Ni> fate who kti “r '‘wen- ihi- kind.. r< qucMrtl fur the first j11'1 11 ‘lt!n °J returning prw.penty. |the success of tiw Brotherhood for the ity, unless: Mm. He i* placed in cltarge of the Congressman Ketcham will* -W' s miujTsoi tnc canvassing I consignment .for Barrv county The* Al! the nvxion picture producer* urvin^xt year The program u now corntown*hip; bank to look after-file interest* of the thing else, or *nytiling . !<--*. tlqin that v law simply adds :he . I alp noi s.lv,.n „llt p}. .fip.yard ' busing Jheir effort* tor the coming year 1 plele. as follows: r since he dcjiofiitr.r*; to .get ns tnuqli from the.iw well deserve* tin. fine mdoAmnent • officers without in! tj(1( mud,. j n to garments as meth-d on ,na,; b better*period tiian rhe post , October 17—Tiw address will be In- would iif tiw bunk as ;xi<sible i<>r their by the people. This district ha?, is-n i11K is aa fine <|ne opporuinii opporttmity for women s। been. Whilr* a lot of horn- 'made by Justice William W. Pptter of again. 'r c-jnipensatinh. ,Tn> inis .benefit. ... Tluis tile intcrcwls uf iHom- fortunate in being reprwented by such ■ ' ' "k^ - UZ4UojWi pytfuan Si*.'-blowing is done on plain lio! air. there the Michigan supreme court. Tliat is In the city of Hast lugs any voter- who owe the bunk > .. and'thr*e i... o c.j de- a man at Washington No one could .bourdon Friday attenwon finUbed - /m American Legion-m-1 to b«- a subdantttd basis for Uil enougti said In Burry county. who ha* nut already done so cun. up' jxjsitors are quite opposed. The d<-p«4s- be more falthfpl to his dutl.-s und re- I’fu-ir cumpilaimn'ot the return* from 1 t,.lv ^tern Stars, picture world; November 21—Thu will lw ’ Father to twenty days before, tlw November • tom wan* tla-ir money, ami ________ the debtors sponslbifitle* than lias lw. Every vot< all the luting precinct* of the county Auxiliary ’’Women i Club Udie-Aid Activity in'the motion for the rcc«nt primary election. Very SJwietle*. socialdub . et<-. to render a for they are spending huge *ums ol:and Bon”.night The committee ha* election. g<> to the CUT Clerk's office ' driay ’ ' . 'wc We ’ulT'rralixe uli realize,’.'tao.'iw'i too, hu^ ; money in anticipation of better time. ] been very fortunate in .securing Dr. H. m the City Hafi building, between the unncnlt collection, m.- at the meseil jscienttous vote. reprenentirtR the honest! few changes were made from tM re­ hi.urv. «if «*lolit A. A M. M and anzl five flv.. P. I’ M. M time ■ j next year . Million* of dollars are be- Hamilton Aulenbach. rector of Uie luair* of right ! ronvictlun ot a man with .« fim* .wn-. turn* given in.the Banner but wts-k. 'and plUowca-es when required. < added .Lit th.- two card, and give the nrccs- ,'Die , 1|r earnings of the NmjivUld ,Bank. wilfc. of honor and with the -fixed purport A slight change in thc. vote on siv-rtfl itlnu UWU>4M1O ,ling -------------to the usual motion picture wonderful Ctanbrook. church and a and .raids have been, ordered. .mwiuwr? budgets hi>riu.<s for making pics;wuker ut wide reputation. He will. county Chairman I, L Dewey has ! producers' -------.... -------s.ry mfarniiitioii th.il will rvgbtet him nnd-r 'th- i< ceiversliip — from July — — .■ 25. —to*do what he b-hewd best for hi* u-duetd Neb on Willison'S leutl.over An;. avor.r We hope that every. Voter! lK., lu A„UIL,. 31 ................. ’named Mr*. T K f R.-ld as • division for Ul'- eurrenf teoson. Tlw "" j have real message for fathers and 1932. thhtern - district and for hl* country. Tlw pri- 'drew Matthew. >o tour. __ i, . " ln<pluniiitie* i.hown in tlw figure* ■ ,. |ia)nnan <lf llu . Disaster Preparedness {'trend u. noticeably toward family trade; sons. in Hasting', alii tec that hl* name iS; . wen-932.97255. ... .. i '«•-■ committee is delighted to liavc properly r»<*>rrf<<lj<* u )Of t)„. tvivivenJilp fur Qua lime, in­ may is'ujipntuiteii. In xiying this w« ,!given lurtlwr on in Uil* article -how j.u/d Relief nmimittee. with the follow-! and Mnall town patronage. eNothing j Tinchange more‘secured for tin* Dcct'mber meeting. —,.- ..™.. ' " ’ -eluding attorney*' fc-av. surety bond are n.i»t depreciating his opponents u tliat Wilber M. BrucXer received. 14441 tnK u^jstants: Food Dr. n. A Perry.!‘•'“'‘W have caused this t'. ' when ' which toll be held on December 12 inTOTAL OF NEW INSUR­ premium* mid dUbursemcnU to cvn- the (innlnry. We tire simply imymp ;J more votes tiuin Gtw»J W Welsh.; ph(>„,; 3a(l-; clothing. Mr*. John Palm- j ’han old man depression;''" for . I l.un.-n I). Uhklm-Yin rcceii'i .I. |68H more jsjudt, r Mrs Edw. Sayles, j lhe wage curnere of Uie large citlei> (Contlnued on page three) ANCE WAS $6,948,455 ; amounn-d lo 918.164 71. This makes n faitliftilly and capably n-pre-en „than CI.mI. A. C mVdteai ’ not able attend thc 'place* Mvaw.11 Aid, Aia, lh? in. C. 1; P. r. Lathrop uuun>)i, ’’*<« ............... ..........to .. ........ -:-r — ------ of; , Ketcham li.id V«W mire liiun William 1 j^ H. yi-.—'. ....... ta M* communities tai iuul |_|QNS CLUB START •net income for the jw-tiod of >14407.84 ,Hiurfh Cangre.-ilomii DL tiict at <1». SUM "“On. ■ aniUM-mrnt. smaller MM* ... ......... ...... I'. Brxin Windatorm Co. Agents Get Lot j But in tlwt tiine there lias been unjington. to lx-:.r bear th., tiie hltint blunt nt of the traffic Soon ,H car*-y: Gcow D-iand far i tate M-n- 215; Trauxiwtailon. Frank Andrus. YEAR WITH A ROAR the cry was for "lej£ sex and gang pic-1 (Continued on page five) ]accumulation ot unpaid interest on If the republicans slrali b- success-; uinr.hud «t»2 over Alin-d IL Dubtfason.; Of New Business During S:uart Clement nveived 995 more Umn| •------------- ----------------------• lures." and a demand for belter and , .------ — !mortgw.i due Die bank, also tond.-;.| (Continued on page six) Month Of August cleaner entertainment; xi it i* an ill Lansing Lions Will Be Guests ; Archie McDonald lor judge- of probate: n-rni Cki PAD IA/AC । umountlng to over 94O.(KXk If this'in-------------- --------------------- L uren. E Bun* ", r.-r.-ned :i..7 mon ; 0 I ULtN Uflfi WHO wind that dqe.Mi t blow some good At Meeting Next Monday Tills doesn't jouikI much like, deprrs. ti-rest Amid lm-.«- tx-en Collected, .the THRFF FFI I DWS PAY ‘tiian Ad«lb.rt Cortrighf; for .Mi>.wi|I SOON RECOVERED' Jubilrr This comliig be known a* . .Inn. .io-. - it? The• Windstorm Insur- earningAot tlw bunk fur tlw Durteen, 1 nnccr5J-.“uJn’^_„ ouunjicuuvcncu y<jr. m-xH-mi LMO ises ui-be fuU full At Legion Homo UIKI- Company of thus city lidded $6.- monlta Would have b>en over 954.(NM) DEARLY EUR lURKEY j Nelson Willison ha- a plurality <>f <»nly| re. .. ... m. . Iof. Hungs ilour over Andrew A. Matthews; fo.-j Mrs Public The Hastings Lions Club started of! 948455-of III w Insurance during the WhrtlK-r tbu inten-.-.t on mortgage* No -Clue To Fellow Who Drove i have been waiting for Stories from with a rear Monday, which sounded Men Contribute1 tConUmiwI on page five) month of August, which make* it th.- :,n4 bonds will i>- paid or not depend* Kalamazoo household books will be featured. Inlike It meant real business for the cofnAway Chevrolet Owned By outstanding month <>f this year, and ujmn whet her farm value* sliall ; ----- ---------Each To Barry Co. $19.90 Lion*’Earl cluding. such names as James Oliver mg year With ” "■* Boyes - •-in the ’ indicate*, that times have started on .turn. If they do there i« u inability j PROGRAMS ARRANGED I Mr. and Mrs. Gammage ICurwood. Zane Grey. .Harold Bell president'si chair, the-club toll not Library Fund tlw up-grudv. August ticut did not Jn- .d collating u large ;>ortion -of this in-1 FOR GARDEN CLUB Y" Chevrolet coach owned by Mr j d on page fight) Lick for stories. Tali Twister Lloyd tvrf.-n-with the good work of the; u.n>t. it apjicars. arnwduuh to Un-1 land Mm. Thoma* Gdinmage of Grund! i Shafer has plenty of songs in store to WhidMAMiii Uomiaiiiys splendid corp*;receiver, that mart of the farm mor.-1 William' Koor*tr.n nlj of Kalamazoo Tl„.rOdnv *itmwTcv /’st’iten on widnesdav ev<-1 keep the Lions smiling. Wait till the m un« -.<1.i v,„-b .. tin. icontlnued on page th.-c-t | were arrested and brought to.this city At Next Meeting On Thursday,«of FAMOUS MAGICIAN bunch <>l new policies in the 31 days. , . * I SatUHlay. rhurge.1 with bteHhiu; a tur - October 6, Peony Culture o( Mr. art - Mrs .J M HERE FOR TWO it k<x-s without saying tliat n> put PHEASANT SEASON ---------- --- -------------(key from the premise*, of trunk Bom-.................. Will Re nfaeunaeri l iYiwnsend in the secort ward nearly 97.ooo.noo of new jHiRmcsA on-the ---------- -------------- -— ™ Dr. Abbott Ot .ttdia WiU Show — FROM OCTOBER 15 TO 26 "/J'S;!”1 ......... ’Kn.'l K . . ............... . . company's books in u single month I* n Magic Of Orient and shown by a yell which was led by Lion sure liidieatam of the high standing ufj — , n ; the my aru! ..f th- fam..... or >t.. Deputy Conservation Officer ' herov Dewey 'Die pyngram consisted ucciaent )){ >IJtTC h ej by some of the past presl ­ dealings witIi its nearly ■100.000 jmtrons. weir who took it Deputy Flower get! program* for the coming year. It 1* ‘“S’* *'8”, | George ~Sumner ... Tells Pro­ it was not lona nr intention tiw mtaiuon or committee tiw committed to »re-t—--------------2~ ' -- --------- - 2 ii Onc of thc m“* altractlw and rn* dem* of the club and report* by com•bu..y and it was nut long until until hr the o! the to pre-1 .^ra™t“taMb£ «uX!" •»««»«> U„taor<.„w»«L.Uttaj.7n --------visions .Of Game and a lively bunch of • . Laws । rouua M*me cviurnvcN ui wnai i vi.,, to ... Houvenlr'. ii/,„v..,o,^ t .n—r ..i.t. . . rZ^ti,- v.H.r wim s«-nt out a call by radio. 1 by a magiciarf. Hastings is to be fa-l Tiie next meeting's program will be In 1141 VcrMitu»n with Deputy Corner- j j^ned by a.. visit ' vaDon blticer Sumner. w<- learn that'! ufrr lw went on to Kalanm/w. wfa-s.-.‘ Member* of the club are pnvbu.'d7'n0-'of Ih- Ab furnished by the members of the Lan­ -- --------------------- --------------- .... —— ----------------- !--------- --------- — sings Lions Club, with Lion Verne tlwopen^iforhunttogi^aiUApw lound Hourenirt ear with bkxxi .a any time, to .-nggr-'. topics they DO YOU HAVE ANY ii ue inmi czcoiue* 10 nil stains m me rar »i». n mmrarra u,. ... o.-rs.-u u,.a w ------------------««• »•"«»<< •" tof‘- •-------------------------------------------------------------- k““"* "“J **» b*d‘ “ "S , tnu jjeu^will l>- from Oclobtn 15 tuj stain* in the car which indicated tha^-uatihi like to lui\<- -discussed und to1 tai lor |,..ruia,r. th,•; „ h, .. lh, imk. I,.1 dr rtaio.u Al u» «• • “mw ™us rrad tad. (a Um- number_ot Mi.lrrlr. m m.ilr horn, tan • I VACANT PROPERTY? ” ”; ^ S He notified In'IS -tunts. most “““ of. them lta" different ,....in'bii ..... b..,, <!>..* n»- dSwlIJSSuiit'w^teAZ.'cwbir I . 1 . . . . .. . „ . !inr to 5 .1 m-arbv “ swanm. from The club • uin * — ~ new «-*— — . .. The — club met the American . .. ... m « .limine, it is lawful ... to shoot ..ki.i. rabbit* •(ta Anything heretofore offered tn this , Legion hafi across from the Methodist If So II Might Be Well To Read from October 5 to January 31*1. Fox (sheriff followed the clui-s a* he found;there toll be pmxrs on peony culture,j‘-‘Jj ! fL.® ”* %,*’ church oh. Church street The ntemOver Your Fire InsurI squirrels can be hunted but not gray n: them and brought tlw three young-uw lifting and storing of fall tuber* |r»l«a »ht >>» L«mard. nt and Mr. city. vvur luur rere xnoij* | black ^UirreU. and it will lw lawful to men to thi* city tor thc offense com- rodts and bulfa; th*- planting ot sprint; I O‘t»nrfti*«e going jdter The price fixed is very reasonable—. ber* enjoyed the new quarter*, and the *jQc for children. Tin- question as to whether the club will 25c. .for.. adult/1 ance Policy I Shoot fox squirrel from October 15 to initted that afternoon. In tlw evening, blooming bulb-, tig- Tall f " thrtsion —- ■ - of■ tl“>' No.serious damage had been done — -...-."........-..I will be in the social continue to meet there will be decided stion boxI t,lv n ’ acNrienor is there any clue to entertainment Justice Cortrlght held court, the three • perennial* Do you own ft vacant <>i* uijoccnpied i October 24. • .1* and a qu.-Mlon box.। .. ............................ .“........... rooms of the Methodist church on the at the next meeting, when yoa will building? if so. do you know tliat the; Tin* duck season .will open on Satur- admitted their guilt and paid fines and | ](l nqvci rember the winter care of rpoe* I UH , 1 two evenings, beginning at eight Hear those Lions roar. , itLsnriince policy on your building, in > day. October 1. at noon. Thereafter it costs of ill) 90 each. und Hh<« also how t-> prepare the, i-r- lASirDtr o'clock. If vou want to laugh, if you The Lions Club lias done some very most fire inaufanci-cuyumnh-*, will be- will be lawful to .-.h<wt duck from Octo--------- »-*■*----------garden for winter will be presented. । REV. L. E. LANE KEto bi- Interested every minute for useful and helpful service In this city void if youi building n-mains vacant jber 2 to November 30 for a period of WEDNESDAY IS AUX‘ Garden planning, shrubs, flower* ( TURNED TO HASTINGS two hours, you toll attend this enter- an^rcounty. The Banner is glad to 11 few- months-, unle.x. you g>-t a special one-half hour before sunrise until Min- j II IARY CANNtR • lawns and other topic* of intenret to I . »----------1 tainmcnt. which is given under the -*ce the evidences of determination to ILIARY CANNING DAY gardeners and ixma* owners will lx-! k|ennit? l.srt. Has Done Splendid Work At auspices of the Ladies Aid Society of have the Club cazry on and increase Geo F. Coleman As Son. Insurance It is lawful at the prrM*nt time for. . | the Methodist church. ;l,a acUyiUtt. Agent*, lune un advertisement m this hunter* to train dog* which they ex- DonAtlons Of Vegetables And First United Brepiren ‘iisur touching on this qiwstim* We. favt to use jn hunting when the season ’ Fruit, - - ~ HASTINGS MANFG. CO. vuu„„ Etc., ---------Will Be Greatly WHERE HUNTING LIQUEER TYPE OF CORN . Church Past Year refer to it. becaiLM- holders of Inuurnnw shall oja-n; but no-person training dogs WORKS ABOVE AVERAGE It I* pleasing new* to the people of j Appreciated r.ww.ta .. « _____ ^ ------------- -- --------- failicies’ generally w wry llttln at-: will be allowed to use or have firearms CENSES MAY BE BOUGHT RAISED BY MR. HERBERT Have you tin'over supply of fruit or' — |Hastings to know that Rev. L. E. Lamtentlon :<» their |x»licics. mid prritap- while doing so. vegetables that you could give thre Their Plant Has Operated From w^ returned to the iKistorate of the Prices For Hunting-Afrtl Trap- Each Kernel Is Enclosed In )<•-. attention to ut.iy feature, or AIS.- ..j.. • American la-glon Auxiliary to cun far. tun-., that would make it void nnd j COULD USE MORE VEGFirst tinu»d United Brethren ehurrh church .in in this thisThree To’ Four Days Every ping Permits Are Sarno As . Tough Husk — Name Of city by the conference which convened! worthlt-iv* in case the building should] ----------Lake Billet FTARi— FS ---------------------AND FRUIT the-Otter tbe-otn-r tW «»>’•’ or 01 the Veterans'I Vl CIHDLCO AIW rnuil । hospital nt in Grund Rapid* lust week. at Hattie Battle Creek? Donal IXmntiflrei of j burn while vilcmif If ypu have vu- j Week Past Year Last Year Corn Is Unknown I sugar und cun -tops- and rubbets will; Rev. Lane htis made many friends; rant property, this little refiiinder may i i Tilt’ Hustings Manufacturing Com­ sine? coming here und people have i Hunting licenses for Barry county Earlier in the awon mention was Splendid Response To Appeal also be uppm-iuted. Canning day 1*'' pany of tills city have kept their plant be <i( value to you. Wednesday. Sept. 28. ut'the Legion; ;ii oiwraUon from thnv to four days found him to be an earnest, kindly.'!have-been received by .Deputy Cuiimt- made of the peculiar type of seed corn From Home Ec. Classes nx>ms on So. Church St. If you can­ •'a week through, the depressed time< Christian man. zealous In his work and vation Officer Gtfurge Sumner and have which A. J. Herbert was guuig to plant, At High School I wish to thank my friends for their j interested in every uplifting activity.;'been Put on *ale m tiie following places the name of which was unknown. not get your contribution to the rooms.' In prvixwtton to-tiie number On Tuesday, Mr. Herbert brought to Tsupport, .„r, The Home Economics ut the primary, whichdepartment resulted at phone Mrs. Henry Mulder. 2675, and:;" . - ------.. . regular- He has been instrumental in building i in thl» countv Goodye.ii- Hardware store afid the'this office several stalks of tills corn. '■> '"$ in my nomination. I appreciate your; the High sciwx>l reports a splendid re­ ih. .Ill tak .n.r It ta you S.vml up his church in each department and and It was. an IntereaUng sight Eacn ““ l"u”' >“ “ help more Uwn I Am tell you. For five'sponse to the appnd for fruit, tonui- hare .Inredy am tall «nd reptahas the respect and confidence of his' Auto Sport Shop. Haixtlng*. rhich is remarkable membership. straight w;vk.« provtaius to Hie election, toes, cans. etc., in last week's Banner. bles but more will be necessary. .; H N porter s and Ed. Ftnkbeincr* stalk h.ui two or three eap. and on some---stalk*os high as st* ears--had set. — ---------I was busy with my duties as sheriff,! several bushel* of fruit and vegetable, That the coming year may be suc-'iat Middleville. €ach kernel is enckwed In a husk NOTICE. iaturv sent t> prospective customers Qiy cessful is the wish of ail. Harold Rosenberger's. Freeixwt night imd day mwlpif tiie time; so my being receittd* Still more can be med To mv Patron* I am discontinuing thi* Company and know the effort* it Vcm Bera and Henry ZuschnilF triends did for me/lhat I could not do, and it b- hoped others may donate from rows and tfh«birds. my rural routes and am now pumping i* cun»tuntly making to stimulate saica Nashville. for myself, and I Uiank you. If suc-Y their abundance. The canned goods On the face of the returns from the! D. W- Erwin. Maple Grove. It is /lieged by 4iome that the origto-ssful in November, os I hope to be., will be used In the welfare work cqn- High Speed Ona ui corner of Suite one will find the reason for its opera­ '■naluxM was found In the Indian Charles Serven. Assyria 1 will give my bi»l service lo Barry1 ducted .to splendidly by thd city schools Street and Michigan Ave. trying tuition being so much above the average recent primary election in this congrfsThe price of licenses for hunting and mound* in Mexico and by other* that county. among the needy children. *?our eon­ give the same courteous eeridev as, in ’ Its’iiayroll* iifive been a decided help monal district. George Foulkca of Hart ford won tl»- democratic nomination trapping will lx- the same us last year, it came from the catacombs of Rome. the port. to tills city;. x-.. —Adv. Guo. W. Leonard. ■ tributlon will be greatly appreciated. ' Wherever It came from. It is quite a by a vote of 3.972 to 3.807 wte» for 91 75 each. However you can M-e me «r phone • ----- -~ *• ' .................... ....................... i curiosity. Mr. Herbert plan* to awul NOTICE. IT HELPS. TOO. 3554 and .your order will be efficiently IN APPRECIATION.^ Roman I. Jarvis, Sr., of Benton HarFEWER FOREIGN STUDENTS. some of it to M 8. O-. hoping they may To the' Members of tfa- Farmers MuThe Detroit News in a recent issue taken care of. Thank you. i The management of Pennock hospi- txir. his nearest opponent. . . While the enrollment in Hastings be able to leant socnething definite tual Fire Insurance Company of reported that some Detroit landlords tai is deeply grateful for the quantlAccording to the daily paper* of yetpapers at ytsDewey Reed. Barry and Eaton Counties: : are very considerate of their Tenters —Adv. Driver of Service OU Truck. flies of frurt and Vegetables given for Mr. jarvte wu) ask for a re- High school this year exceeds that on about IL the-same date in 1931. the number of . --- -----Ithe institution They are so numerln CaiS and Van Buren com,. please mail ysur proxies at once and during these trying times. Mr. Frank I.ESS THAN LAST YEAK. • -expense of- having -----------vjicm ---------T1IANK YOU! avoid tlw col1­ : Hasfl, who probably has by far the oils that individual thapk-yous canclalming that he received a larg- foreign students is a trifle Rss tiuin a largest number of houses that are rcritI appreciate fur more than I can eX- not be given, but every gift is appre- cr TOU. ln counttea man is re- year ago. the number being 192. This 1 The fine money to be distributed the lected. .. is no doubt'due to some extent to rul- latter part of this month will not ba ; ed of any individual in Hastings, is al­ prew the loyal spPPOrt given me at- tlw elated The helpers arc all busy cur- toru<xl. in Gaxs county Jarvis gut 265 ------------------------------------Charlotte. Mich., Sept. IB. 1932. so showing a fine spirit toward hi* primary election, and tire good work of ing for these donations which mean a votca al,d Foulkrs 358 In Van Buren verae financial condition* , Bert L Taylor. JXy «lS%S* KeTfa* new -nsoUdated cashed ««tbe^nUy • ------'•*----------------—•—• *ch«l at Middle-Adv 9-21. Secretary. i tenant*. He Is giving them work re­ my loyal friends. My success would big saving in food expense <hi* comwas 858 with only 254 for Jarvis. ‘die has token some pupils ’bo other- fin«. «>d distributed mL^ptomter , ; pairing the houses also In and around have been impossible without your help Ing winter. 1931. was 92.549.70. Tills year there u ;SENT TO DETROIT. ________ „ his park,, thus enabling them to pay If elected county treasurer, as I hope! .wise would have eomo to Hastings. --------------tn the treasury, paid in U fin**. 91<Mrs. Phoebe Manker of Irving, was1 their rent and buy groceries, to be in November, my sole aim will be 1 COMMEND TIIORNAITLE DANC ES, OPENING WINTER DANCE, [ NOTICE. brought before Judge Brown one day --------------- - • —■ to conduct the office in a manner that, Reports received al tlw Banner office At Thornapple lake. Saturday night. 1 ’15'"C , „ ,, ... last-week. She admitted setting fire to' HASTINGS CITY BAND. will please the people o! Burry county. I concerning the dances held at Thom- Sept. 24. Two orchestras featuring 10-1 Webern State Teacher* College will a building not far from her home, her Members please be present for a very —Adv. piece ladles' band. band — —Adv. Adv. tlfIl?r “n extension das* In ' Geography Lorenzo F Maus. apple lake are favorable. It is claimed pltcc IN APFRKCIATION.1 Z . Z ---iof South America" I in ouum AHicrii* with wim M1m HarrUon purpose being lo prevent a family ob- Important rehearsal next Tuesday evc---------- ■ »--------------- that good order is maintained, that ----instructor, beginning Saturday, October I wish to thank my friend* for the EPISCOPAL SUPPER. | Instructor, QUIMBY I- A. S. ! those who attend the dances are, Jecilonable to her from living in the' | nine al city hall. Rehearsal promptly nt 9;00 9.00 o'clock in the court nouse. house. , spienaia splendid support w and ivote MW BAW Parish house. Thursday. Septem-i Septern- 11 at al house. Judge Brown gave her from at 7:15 o'clock. Till* i* to prepare for At ParWi Fried chicken supper at the church,pleased to tit them, and the dancers eight months to twenty years al the a concert to be given al Nashville Thursday, Sept. 39, 5 o'clock on.—Adv. (commend the good music and other en- ber 29. 5:30 lo 7.00 P. M. 35 cents.— - Maude W. Smith, Commr. ot Schools, rne In the part primary ,Ad«. «-a. . I-Adv. Mil-adv. Al House of Correction. j Saturday, October 1*L ’ 2 wks. | Joyable fealun». • plate glass In the store front. The?-. , .... • — . ... . Failure To Comply With Law man was game; he at, once assumed the Stands High On Agricultural Will Deprive People Of Vote ; tesponsibthiy, went to the Homp LumCommittee And Should Be ' * ‘ ; tw-r roimnanv newt armneaH ruirllntrl _ j-. -. . ‘ bcr Company and trw arranged for putting Re-Elected In November At November Election in u new plate and puid for it. MEW MAKING PROGRESS MANY SIGNS OF RE­ TURNING PROSPERITY REPORT OF COUNTY CBSSIBM j. < 4 DAYSlK,«ta"Xtli:.,5^ < 4 » �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21. 1912 PAGE TWO HERBERT HOOVER. WINS ACQUITTAL. [j ■Before jierformance of meh giant Clajlcn Greenfield w*s found no*., task— runty of nzoeuli and battery, liul Pri-! HI/ day In Uio Has Ung* Justice court. inFIIIT p ।HTI li/iir U■ The complainant in the cose -was Mn Mra. Hugh Riley to recovering nicely Upon each growing and Intcrestad 11R i Vantrr. who hart been canng for Mr. plan— jarrenfleWi young ion, with the mu- from bor recent Hines*. • Those receiving the awards were 1. Reports from Fred Newton cay that He sanction sought.of that -Frxgotten _v'tual consent an;l arrangement of Mr MORMON SETTLEMENT ON informing address "* : I Greenfield and .wife. Then, more re- Ihe to slowly improving for which all Ope" The 'Ruling Force" of planet and of | ornttf? n dlvoree will won A’.urted by ■ $100 in cash. National bank; 3. Betty CONG. KETCHAM AT‘ BEAVER ISLAND DOM­ sun. ' Mrs Greenfk-.rt. ' Motive Legion will meet Thursday Weaver. $1.00 tn cash. Hasting* City • rioaT* MrrTiwn . INATED BY HIM bank: 4. Loretta Springer, n bracelet FIRST MEETING ! Mrs Varies—refused to . allow -Mt. ;night. Hcptcmbcr 23. All members And when shjll come hia hour of greatest te.U lUKt-nheld tq |«>me to her home to tax ।urged to come 'l V Bessmer; 5. June VanGordcr. box The voice uf God shall speak above the hi* .-von*ThehL4j'uu)t and buttery pro,of candy, Candyland; 6. Billie DcCou. SAYS ORGANIZATION AN ORATOR PDSSESSThe Oood Will Aid uill meet at ft.■■■ ar.11 ITV u® *ht>e*- Harings Cut Rato Shoe u»e Frances Erways for dinner Friday. HAS otn BIG oteODnuef'*" RESPONSIBILITY Hosea Bigelow II. ING UNUSUAL ABILITY, store; 7. Eugene Bush, flashlight. rik-med on th<- Nii-hv1l> library porch September j 23. All wrioumc Mr Gret-nheld attempted to and ’ ----------- ICfoUien Hardware; 8. Vaughn GasIt L* go.»d news to the many frterub In Michigan There Are Id,000 wh*-n CRESSEY. did pick up his --n ahd ux»k him acraM Introduced ’Polygamy And In- hlU. $1.00 from "A Friend." Thf co­ ... .Jntly en­ the street to hts own home, aplnst Uu- ot Mrs Mary Showerman to know tiuit Illiterate Adults Presenting . , m- . D n .a u operation of nil-was greatly appre­ !she is improving nicely^ Hlie I* still ut tertained at home ot Mrt. Bert ciated That Every Gentile Be objections and *fforu of Mrs,* Yargcr “ Keeping Alive in Your Mind Large Task T%4^jit ' Bnuiron hospital In K-iUmazou. Blum on Wednesday P M with Mrs u» prevent him from dotiu- “■ Baptized In His Church i Make nrrang’-mcnts for your private Bert Mason as aMlstnnt hostess The opening.nteeHnjFof the Central Memories of the One Who We fame n.mh.lhJs year by M-131J I parties a| Uve Thoniapple Lake Hotel It being ouj annual meeting our old Hat Patted Away not eopeetally becauw. <if it.- wentc1 : ul.-o get your . chicken dinner there nflicers were elected to bold oHlce an­ tortum beauty, but became it’to pa vol every t1 every Sunflay. 50c. Open ull winter — other year. The afternoon was spent Only a suitable tribute in the inch of the way and-would aflord re-1 in vbiiting and ' playing card". 'Die j Adv­ pta&ni tyore delighted with Ms very of - a MONTH E N T or. lief from du*: kicked up by pawing I Tile jury tor the Septcipber term of iw-xt meeting will be held at the homb form Informing addi<-m Hl* theme wa* MARKER can rommemoratr the motartsu that causes grief to over' etgeutt court: who had been notified to ot Mrs Culp.and Mrs. tr.vuM-r •Why a Parent-Reacher Assbciauun?" i rc|K>rt on Monday last were given nol.lllle Henry Houston had the mis­ life of the drrraM-d. A tribute Hut remit he noMrtto. . Hr began b> stuUiig that there ore’ In j-.ice by the Sherin not do return until fortune to fall from 11 ladder one day In any motor -trip of anv length. SuM gp $89,001.32 IS SENT this country 45.OOU.fXWl children under dashing in and through towns, only I last week breaking his right arm. eighteen years of age; there are 3i.WH)... •fclG HOP "OR MEMBERSHIP ' Why not sec u\ nuw and have Hie . TO BARRY COUNTY FOR ; The Thlnl of .th.Harvey Enrian and Jennie Baker of stopping now and then i'f gu«. tr— " nork set this fall- or spring'.’ Cali DRIVE STARTED THURS — District - - convention — I American Legion und Auxiliary will b> Kalamazoo were married Saturday eve­ and get our new reduced prices. impresed that few of. them hav ' teen years and iU.fiOO.liOf) who are. by DISTRIBUTION liit-ld at Bronacm on Thursday . 8<-ptrm- ning nt eight-thirty ut the home ot arrewing ■< outstanding eharuc'.c jdwease or proverty or othirw*-.. DAY, SEPTEMBER 15 that leave a deflnite tx-c 20. beginning at 5 00 p. M. fol- Mr. and -Mrs fh-lbert Enzlan. Rev cla.-wcd as "luindlcapped. childrvti,' RATE THIS YEAR IS lio'scd by a-banquet at 7 15 Membet.i B«-He* of Richland performed the ccretheir name. Only tw S',"?"n‘AIRPLANE TOUR CHOSEN !of the Fourth Dtetru-t iuv‘inviie<t. ■• ninny. Mis* Eleanor -Hail of Doster way up regtsterod th $15.14 PER STUDENT Graplun.lly th.- ,peaker pictured th. 1 with me. Part* uhe: AS THRILLING SYMECL SYMBOL 1hr Auxiliary util appreciate and C. L Barber, local, attended the Mr.i Millard 'donation* ut fruit or vegetables to can bride und groom the pretty grounds o: inagniuidc ol «he individual task ot' City Of Hastings Gets $10,rIsler the gnuini thu Phone 2197. Irofiaidc Broa.. Prop*. -----------— —of --------„-------- played r—. -------Hatchery and pare . each p. T a in working out tin* i«»»b-1 Awards Made For Various Ac , fur the Otter Lake Billet und'tile Vet-1 youscr. hospital ut Camp '<;u»icr. call | welding march. After the, ceremony 258.08 -I, C.»id«r.M,Lo.. ««»*■-’ ;Group. i .-rails wua served to thirty-three guest.. Mrs. Henry Mulder. 2675. and she will lunch --------------------------------------Than Last Year’s Amount j-hiive your coiytnbuUbn collected by Guc-t- pre.4 nt outside the family were . Ketclmm. tliat if we cuuid. fur or., the big trout pond Start This Week Rev. and Mrs. Belles. Miss Freeman. Tin* slate apportionment of the generation, wx> Uiat- every child wenMr and Mrs. John Calcy and daugh­ Mr Y-.uhr. Mr and Mr* Hire and Ignored thp excucme primary school money has been made wvjj tyh-n. pnqieriy reared, kept pliy i­ day with a big rally ot all Camp Firo!<u,> at tUP ............ jams of Kalamatdb. Elizabeth Lewis. ter of Kalamazoo culled on frahldi create! among the hu for Barry county. 'Die touL Amount CApy m aluj priqierty educated, our Tom Casey and Leona Woixliwiiw of liirc Sunday. ful speckled beauties tewived is $89.80132. ThU is based 'problems tn child Welfare would c«a < TWO LAW VIOLATORS Jake -ViiiiHuul entertained relatives Richland. Elma Schumaker from near mp.n-. on $15.14 tier person lor the 5,938 per- r wr. Ketcham urged that the P. T. A , SENTENCED BY JUDGE Plainwell, Stanley? Philip and Robert from Kalamazoo, Saturday. Patto Mins ot school ago in this county. orgaxilrotpnx keep ucuve by alwuv. Barber, local. Tlw iuippy couple left le .highway U I Primary sclwol money must all be j<x>king towqrd an immediate, objective nounccd. This is tin- membership and Is. | used'for the paymynt of teachers' aalAllclJ )US meeting the need of food And drive which started September 15 und1 Both Joe Evans And W. E. All Sunday morning for ClevrtarRt; whenA new highwuy engineering achieve­ .I‘ they ^ili visit relatives a few days arie.s, and not-for the ordinary run-, ciurtiing fur children of the commun- last* till Thankxgivins. geo Given Terms In Ionia An airplane tour ha* been chown as | ment---1* .... tiie •-bumpoatetor." or ------mudip-' Tiwy aln> expect to visit Niagara Falls ---------- ,----------- — . other town Rockford where the mng expend of schools- The dis- lty; also bv Ka-ni, p.^utatire to other Penitentiary Mr. and Mrs Winters and son ot ter. designed - and built by Clanm G. vivid eotorful not of bnlhant pink pe-: tnbutlon-by townships, the number ot p^.WraUon* that )><•!;< children, such a symbol of a thrilling adventure into; the n alni* of Camu Fire/ five "Spirit j Joe Eviins. charged wnh the jwtpe*- Kalamazoo visited' Mr. and Mrs. Wm Galloway of Los Angeles. Tiie Innirttt'oiua* thaj filled the parking from curb 1 ix-rsohs of school age in each and the as'txir 4-H clubs, ' ,u „sale -lv w ment registers on u chart every bump :<l<m B1 and of intoxwatim: liquor Culp Sunday aiderable distance .inionnt are given in the following *— :— -rjlc qx-aker commended the wonder­ of camp nre" cmbfdk- the Mr’s Nellie Hirki-mnorr entertained .or dip in a paved highway surface- The i»..ints of tlwt law- Seek Beauty. Give! .Aa.. us UsmflQrr announced List building and the table; alone K>ir.r p: ful work in Barry counts- of the W K ,|:;; brought before • i iia1-| a uif; below the Judge and ai ne|cc n.-ue und family from Battle Creek delicate instrument Is ured to cheek Amount Kellogg Founila’.ion. i«y:ng.w<- should; Service; Pur.-ui-K>io-*!. <L > ; 11.• Ti Co's, plant -on Persons ■ • gull-I| Sunday. the work of pwvinu crews. ,, xprcxscd- hb trUlittgtWaK -1<* plead 301 1 4.602.56 in every way poo&ble nliqw our appn - worthy; Hold on to Heal’h; ■IlGlorib Assyriah * ................ ...... I.. n I...I ..... ... ■»... ' tiie big Niiip jty to phsscMitm but not to the charu 3.512 48 ; elation for this fine philiuiUisopy, 333 anyone no matter, hew fast their spevtl : Baltimore . . leading the j „f The prosecutor’refuwd to a How fine it would be if Chevrolet, | I Harry 1|W which is so lieipful to our p»-ople. ■ ’,,”"'ccp.t hti plea. bccauM' the i-videnct 6.02O.73 : Mr Ketchum mentioned the fact 388 . and Bull Durham. <?1M “ ’' ~ ' Carlton — la.uirn Cutieton MB Mpbiloll. phis lite ioca 8.11504 ; that every , v-„ li.(WJ,f.HM young num „.V., plane on thc Jutirnt-y Attendance a', I .-ale was a» conclusive au Chat ol 1 -year . 210 so many lovely tpwn Hastings Twp. 3,179.4Q ;intj women become eligible to vole Hi liiretlnqs gives 10 miles; by taking * jiVAion. Evaiiizu-us passenger •new member', she hops 1<» Inn- Judge Brown o 1272 what Struthers Bus'- pertinently terms I I Hasting* City asked the pertinent question. 'How miles; a hop'of 50 mlh» is made for -obsecmc acdnery1' could be Induced | Hope ... ... i ,nuch thl*y h,w*' ubddt their own imembership, in the Needlework.Guild, announced that |i<plead guilty to b..th cliargi-:. which he| . "tn say it with flowers "tn sonic ptclur-ji Irving KovenmHiit?" Ho expressed tlve opln। Johiptown t.-que and less blatant way. • 3.860.70 l(K1 t)iai*all higher :<d»uoL< of educ.y and 50 inih.s tor each Mib-crtptlon m- dul <Judge Brown gave him from one ahd un. -half to five yriir.; at Ionia. I The tourist busirit as is one of Michl- Maple Grove ulciAri ,JWI ;J10“!d strew- the importance m Girts' maRiuim. There will b<- sun— with a rccommciKliitibii of-one and! gun’s blgge.sj assets. I wonder when 10; angt.'v Hie -3'4-t < . l,vl? rtddy °f otir goveninx-nt. . Chambers of Commerce, Tourist** As- ’ Prairieville He concluded with tiu^e tenx iu - thin? i.|*cUl tn >twr for all iyrh< Wh» oiw-iialf years. on Wednesday the Shcrttt took! sociution.'-and the like-will wake-up Rutland fi HRnin "Thl* u **n “s'' ’hlnkmg; this is .111 hop ISO m'Ji-s belorc TlianksK'.vr-- *’ Evuqv, also W. E Align., who hadi to tiie fact tiuit Michtgans lovely !I Thomupple • Illg Hop Carmi lu.uiuu.-.ly admitted selling liquor ulul. countryside h being muhlau-d and Woodland ,. ... Impruvomen 178 ruffled by this flagrant and unneces­ Yankee Springs . nty institution. to thUt plarc sary um-’of sign b sard* Eyes grow .country-w ide. luu been organized anti Total weary in following them }ry as hard -1-; why’it adiouid be m.iintained.'’ as you may to ignore them. Erway and family called’ Sun­ h«-i>+ Da y-mbol; । sampl'd 1 have always threatened to throw HASTINGS BANNER day on Henry,Shively and family near f.ui Wit i Pin dn A good way to use cabbagtv* u* they' out a."Burma shave", if my mm ever Gun lake, z . USED AS TEXTBOOK brought-one into Jhe house. u-> .1 pro­ arc ready and also make ' excellent ■ A large number of friends gave RobMr B . ... test against those silly. exus|*-ratit)g. rnuerkraut m an easy way. Shred cab-! i r; Oils a cump'.Jie MtrpriM- Saturday p.uk in jars, add one wospoonful Students Of California, Untvcr inane little lengthening lines, of -sign night to H-niind him of huv tw.-n'ty-ihst boards that assault your eye every lew bait u» each quark fill with bolhint . . , . 0hosen 200 Papers :aelve jtvmb of an*'. Whrwe birtiiday which occurretl Monday, Sep’. credits'an- up to xtaudard mllej all along country ■roadsides. .. 'ter. Hun knife through cabbage 6; In 38 States . Plus all the customary big brassy na- k all air bubbles c.slajx- Seal. Ready: mid all relumed home uWiln I The Huntings Bannrr among 20t ‘tlonai advertising signs now are many t; many more lutmw birthday.-.. others, scores of hgt dog and barbecue i newspapers In 38 *t.itca .u-l.i-ct.-.l bv PENNOCK HOSPITAL. (Continued «n page nine, part twof Prof Rny L. French, ilminniin cf '.-u Since, last report the following babies department larud Us LHimalum at the Uniirn nt Pennock- hospital. . THE REASON. r. and Mrs. Howard Hca« rial study by student- enrolled in io Mamma: '■Willie, it 1* time you wenup. The-birds are all up long aim" Willie idroWsdy. "Well, if I "had t with 6 blades and your choice of either Sept. 10. to Mr. and Mrs. srry»x|. general 'rncr-1 sleep m a nrot of nicies and 1 raws. 11 Edmond.-.. W. Grand St.’, u community projects *;> get up early, too --Great Thought Colgate's or Palmolive Shave Cream • » Kalama Magazine. vertising are among tiie point* t > lx analyzed by Trojan upperclassmen r< cishrr-d in a course in ■'Comnninitv . wife, and son Billie of' Newspaper,." under TH-' diuitimi Sunday guest* at Ch,i Prof. French. With 14 coiims'in journuh-.tic s jectv arid four in advertising itivlttdr 1.1 brother. Henry Shively. and faml Camp Fire ti in thc USC. cum', iilurn. in addition s in uftii-nll tbllrw «i' Mich r'corwmic*. psvchnlogv. gUAfre*. literature, histor .vetenrrw aiqiroxtcat*iy 250 linn Troy arc iakitw univ-:-rs:iy work in ini field. toiling her •. | TAG DAY FOR SUNNYCREST HOME FOR GIRLS. I Tag day for the 8unnycre»t Home. 1'for Girls... at Holland .ra...a was held on Bat- D/.:+^^ 06830302 LOCAL NEWS MEMORIES WITH HIGH HAND STATE APPORTIONS PRIMARY MONEY ■FIBE«iu. BEGANWIimtY Hastings Monument Works This’I00 Gem Micromatic Razor This is a very special offer anJ LIMITED. When these are gone there will be 110 more available .. . so come early and tret yours. “Where Better Meats COST LESS’ VEAL Roast CHICKENS Freth, lb. . . CUU SPARE RIBS 3 lbs. for . . 25c POUND SWISS STEAK lb......................... 15c Small Linked SAUSAGE, lb. 4 j"C -I Butter PORK Roast LEAN. LB. JUSTICE W. W. POT­ TER IS AROUND AGAIN .... farm? , in YunketS Spring A Big Gash On His Head The Only Visible Raminder Of His Recent Accident . Tiie many •*lVA«r« Immtdiatt Altrnlion and Courttty Art Shown to AU" HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 2115 w€ DELIVER friend The world's education completely overshadowing it. Iram. that he has n ie Injuries 1 The m»»t visible rrn Shultz or Freeport Lt. 22c •Inch req Children and Grown-ups Too automobile belli KRAFT CHEESE. £3 - lb. HF Package, 2 for F 1 B. A. Ly BARKER ly fluc.st Mild Full Cream CHEESE, lb. . . knocked tin- to a tine birthday dinner in honi> unjMci. and a<di 21c 27c up Evct Pont lei turned -to. FreVpwr many -Barn where they are visit; iy pleawd. Merle Bonneville 0! B.it' sjver.t la*: week with hu bic Hellman's and Best Food MAyonThc work of the September term of i ter. and family Cha.e & Sanborn 'naise, Pints 27c ea._ 4 AC circuit court will be resumed next Mcndjv w-Mh Judge Hawley of Ionia ed Mrs Capitola Baechler Saturday i 1 3 Pints, eachI "V e Mr. and Mrs Cnarley Kenyan and presiding It is expected that the jury 3 bars Palmolive Soap, I OQC urlFbe exiled- Some of the cases that Mr and Mr.* G E Kenyon attended a, , had been luted for trial at the begin­ wedding anniversary a: the Ijorne of: Pkg. Supersuds, all for KaW ning of the. ae.Miion next week have Mr. and Mr;..-Lynn Bishop of Battlei were! Gauze TOILET TISSUE ggC led. Efforts have been’ made ■ Crock Sunday.’ Nincte-n g-.i< others, but so far without Label good for Oc o it is expected, that the jury with mu*w and singing. AH had an: DRY ONIONS. toward *j Ih. 0 I !C rr.joyable time C. A S. Tea SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. । Mr and Mr.1 Asa Btrait called at Wm. Boda's bundav in Lansing Mr*. Mrs. Clara Day and Helen Wilhtu i I Boda died very suddenly on Thursday accompanied Clayton Wilh’ts and: , and funeral was held Monday -•Errlrn Day t-v LanMng Sunday. Clay­ the ,M S C. < Mrs . Elam Rockwell p back to work tori WilUit.. will .re-enur . I at Eidon Rapids after 4 week's vac#- and Evelyn Day will enter the Lan-i ..lion , ung Business Ur.iveraqy for Use com-! Mrs Chase und^cn. Donald, of Bat- mg year. tie Creek, vuitcd at George Hall s one Mrs. Glenns Bidelman is spending day last week, Mrs Wm. Anderson the week in Battle Creek u guest ol “ Where Better Foodt Cott Lett ” returned home with het mother. Mr* her cousins. Mr. and Mr*. Floyd House. Chase and speni over the week end and Mr and Mrs Joe Tillar* PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER Mrs George Hall entertained aevMr. and Mr* Henry Bidelman. Mr., era! people 8uad»y in honor cl iter and Mrs Forrett Sidtixan were g-jesu. .□'brother, Myrler. Strait's burtbday. Mother. Myr’en Strait'* birthday. ol Hasungs relauves punday. HART PUMPKIN, 2 large cans . . Co££e< 33c Friday and Saturday Specials Feldpausch’s SHOULD HAVE GOOD CLEAN MILK Nature’s BEST and CHEAPEST FOOD Children must have plenty of good, wholesome, milk tn make strong bones and muscles and give them plenty of pep and energy for the boisterous, care­ free life that they lead. There is-just one thing that you shopld be certain about—you should be sure that the milk is CLEAN. That is important above everything else, because medical research has proven, beyond any ques­ tion, that UNCLEAN MILK has been the cause of many dangerous diseases. When you buy Highlands Dairy Milk nr Cream you run no chnnees. Every tlrop we sell yhu conTes from our awn carefully selected herd, which is reglA larly inspected. We always recommend our grade “A’’ milk, because state tests show that nn cleaner milk is prndtiped in Michigan. Xo human hands touch Highlands Daity Milk, either Grade ’’A'’ or Grade .“B," from the time it is drawn until it is automatically sealvtl and delivered,-icy cold, lo your door. Oui’ dead milk is thc cheapest food you can buy. Highlands Dairy Milk is sold either Pas* teurized or Raw as our customers desire. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY • ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. PHONE 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS. BANNER. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 81. tt» IES S TtiEATKF 7— ■ ------------------- HASTINGS MICHIGAN ------------------ Greater Movie Season Sunday and Monday, Sept. X5-X6 Mightiest Kcal! Different! Il Kip* Civilisation**- Backdoor tr Mind ’ the Human Eye Been So Dazzled. a VW.o bate that tome. Ing? Call price*. meat MKOHILLA nt. t & Mr*. £4 MARTIN JOHNSON^. Only Talking Picture 10tr~ Made in Africa. Comedy Singing Plumba LATEST PATHE NEWS ’ ‘■A. ADULTS 25 Cent* nd dauglim friends COUPON -TUESDAY, SEPT. 27- NIGHT r relatives No Royal Road to Romance ■ road meCiaran Cl. he instrurrry bump lor a “tropical lady” jn the South Seas.... “I thought I had a right to be happyBut I guess I was wrong. <T»e AINTE.D WOMAN Spencer Tracy Peggy Shannon A COUPON AND 10 CENTS WILL ADMIT 1 ADULT William Boyd Irving Piche! ADDEDCOMEDY ■ SONG SERVICE" Wednesday At the Theatre —SEPT. 28-29-\ Thursday They Learn the Thrill of the Make Up Kiss \ C ten numbers, written for the produc-. tion by Richard Rodger.-, ati’d Lorins' Hart, noted Broadway compbnng team. ’ Those listed.* above he a rolr/5 PLACE NEXT TO MOVIE COL the rust A DRAMA OF THE JUNO LES Jeanette MacDonald, leading woman! Gorilla* fh mortal combat a pygmy in tin-'picture, sings five inunl> t : ■ o.-w wedding and honeymoon a sold Ss' courtship,' with huge elephants, ferocious Ifcnv. ' y mad rhinocert mid oilier wild beasts, u» Witnesses. u while woman narrowly ■wcnplng death from a chanting rhino u river alive with flouting blonds ut fltsdt and slithering rr-ptttws. Ute cap- ettaii menacingly tawing a lion nnd.hte; the Ihi'iiii" •■oriit Practically every nwml .... ... Bm ter worth Myrna I Smith uful oth. i Title drvds of uiijuraliclcd tlirilLs and sightrevealed by the gnntest Jungle pie­ lure e.ei made, CungoillU. ’ made by and- Tsui it Romant.Mr uhd Mrs Martin Johnson who uL-o, Rodgerc and Hart, wrt appear .in it. Incidentally, it 1- the hit tohg. an- b l kn only talking picture.ever entirely tak-. ko:d< and music fur tl;«- ... en in the African jungle. edy. A Connecticut Yum;->1 Tiie audible screen has never bclield enjoyed a loiig Broadway run. so M-nsstional a spectacle ns Unit which' •Congorilla" can boast. .Millions ’OVIE CRAZE J-’CXJ? of wild Jungle birds, tliousorais of primitive savages and ptnneval mm,. ।baM-d somev Isters. When the Johnsons are noL bat- ,of the Motllng maneaters they are battling el.— pepped । up menu. When the element* are con- imitoble . brand of !mm<« quered. new menaces lurk in tlx-ir jiuth Suva Hafold Lloyd . Sounds, weird and fienetroting. that : surprised Don i vau i Jiumuns have never heard, will pierce yourself? It wakes yc audiences and hold spectators spell-: bound surprw Thrills, Drama, Adven­ s when y< .. ture And Romamr. ■ fur nu« : Drama and romance of a .wo no an-' something else happens •thor could ever hojxs to create jil.iv outstanding ports in - Congorilla " Th- 1 1 backdoor of cirtlizatiou is batten-d ' down and beyond it one se»n eight.' C no human eye has seen before A •J. civilization wine with .menaces a mil-1 Jv' Hon years old Three-foot humans tii;<l: eight-foot monster:.! A grotcMjiie roc-I, of humans, jiawns of the jungle, shun-'iThcvJrcl dirati’d mid i you give Nimeiluhg be| ■ M < :ift d' to promise, that* Empire of Dvatli tliat Juts iieietul | ,‘ Donx make them <xj been impenetrable. I pleasant. and tiuin uhi • I’tctonal beauty unprecwhnkxl 'lireseiitcd, for iustanc.-. tn tin- u<-w:Uj . / • near Lake Albert, when- litorallyCbil- * 1 u‘ “ lions of flamingos are se-err arid hrard Tlw biggest thrill, however, was fiirnlshed by tly- sudden face-to-fjice adventuro with fighting gorillas'.two-: h .,,_ cluusly fighting hand-to-hand, m n-.un-1 (Jn ,{ Ing hysterically, within 20 feet of their , ln.. i)Ud ( MHmd recording camera. t Seven Month. Among Pygjnie*. ' While tlw revelatloh of the gorillas* haunts furnishes a feature that the spectator will never forget, the John­ sons' M.-vcn-month stay iinwmg tiie moment.-, memory of which will be en­ hanced'by time These pygmi.-- nf.ford dramatic studies that contribute im|»rtnnily to making "Congurtlla’ entirely different from any sound Not a ptuuw of tlw native lift- of Coming Attractions First’fear ADDED ATTRACTION Comedy and Magic Carpet ADULTS 35 Cent. - CHILDREN 10 Cent. Friday -SEPT. 30-OCT. 1- Saturday A MODERN \ PIRATE IN O FLANNELS! A woman /ailed him yellow *L and he went to roam the aeaa and rule hi* life in a breathlea* queat for love and triumph! ALISON LOYD ADDED:. LATEST NEWS-COMEDY AND TIMELY TOPICS ADULTS 25 Cent* > CHILDREN,10 Cent. Steveris All Linen Full Standard Construction Toweling Unbleached Muslin Brisk, Ftall Avenua" Dress Prints That Tempt You to Sew! Single Cotton •* XOC ,d- 36 inches wide Fast Colors! couldn't \\ omen s Soft .j ' I Blankets 70 x A0 ' 47c Sleepy Feather Pillows Hosiery of Pure Silk Pay Bif Dividends in Resit 49cpr 69c Full Fashioned Each Always on the Job! -.♦->■ NASHVILLE BANK MAKING PROGRESS < Continued I rum pat ages were mu n'tc liTrh uikL I Moleskin Work Pants YesSir! buys 3 PAIRS of Heavy Cotton 98c Built for hard wear — Socks Here** the lock for lang. heavy duty I 2-pound; blue and brown mixture with white top, heel and toe. lust the tbjnfi'for work I - Suits for Young Men! 11.90 in g.’.uf clothe* . <ii»4pi»iii<cd ' m »tyle. /ahrict, tailoring ur all-around aualitv! Bringing Home the Bacon d.ub - iiy penmt tn.dcS cl —OCTOBER 23-24. [ amount' to j737.3(W 79 -v Jitck-ol-rtll Trades would have bes-n ■ *“‘ a rank amateur compared with Ab<-! Steinberg, the property man rcipons- i £ Iblc fur gutliCTiifg together all the oldJv fashioned props seen in "Rcbwca Of I £ Sunnybrook Farm." the moderniz-'d i '» version of the famed classic with Marian Nixon and Ralph Bellamy. j £ BcRinnink with ah ancient railroad | (Continued from pjigg. one) engine mid three coaches. Steinberg,, £ had first to locate, them beg. borrow],(stead of December i!». supreme•Court or steal everything from a nipt) mall!'■Judice Fetid. Justice Feud rank;£ carrier's wagon down to an old-fash- ।high as a lawyer, and judge also : lulled, three-legged mllking stool to use »» in tiie picture. Through the co-operaFor thc January ‘meeting none £ tion of tb«- railroad! the train, such a- .titan Dr. Emirt.Bnrlili.ini. hi Jy was common on branch lines twenty ] £ years ago, was located .in ‘the Junk Stale , TeaclH-rs* C«ill< .:<■ X yards at San Diego and promptly sent ' £ to Santa Cruz. Calif , where the ex-1 ? *■.. ,••r •!■.- BdOn ranger in Barry X tertor scenes were filmed. | who have heard him have X The mail wagon was discovered rust- ! interesting £ Ing in rctirnmeni among ti»e cobX webs of an old Los Angeles carriage Ulis qoun'.y. £ barn, and the various other farm utenX sils seen in the picture were picked er is Dr. Ingvoldstudt. jvi s' up here and there ovci\ practically the tral Methodist church ot Lansing. £ whole state of California. , Ingvoldstadt u-t^cognlzed as one ol All of which is by way of saying that!' leading pulpit orator. • .of this > £ the amount of detail work necessary r-vi.jTiwre can be no doubt of tju- inti X for filming a feature picture such as'i ‘’‘i he will arausc in t he minds and heart* £ "Rebecca Of punnybrook Farnf is cn-t g ormous. but that it is well worth while, X when the results achieved are as near­ b ly perfect ns they are said to be in this;,. For tlw March meeting Ute -■‘firtiker * will be Dr. Hendenwn. h« nd of tlw Ex£ latest plcturization. Froni“'ihiS' e.rlltr WMehlSPS?" W,,rt '!”' U|'S‘ nr-rwiiai-d th. Brr.l amounl of un- MMUnn. » m»n .I, ,-.■ muul -hrop., ' th- pl« ol Ihr picture Jf™!''!'"“ 1' mqves quickly to a larger village where | B—eFhood f<>r“*Jial' ° Ktl lun.’ the amazing and oft-times amusing ex- • that- meeting til periences of Rebecca begin. Here it is i held in April, und f i-ti sinui-rs will that she meets young Dr. Adam Ladd. Ford Quartette of < No I ill. portrayed by Ralph Bellamy, who furnish the entertainment quickly falls in love with her. Here, too, treat could be imagined. This eta she begins her life with her two elder­ tainment will be given upstairs and all ly maiden aunts, played by Mae Marsh -... I:- ■> and Louise dosser Hale, whose stiff- We know that tti.it no .ins necked pride and hard New England auditorium. We have raid enough, we are sure reserve form the chief obstacles to her to prove that the committee having in natural exuberance and sunny op­ charge tiie programs lor next timism. have met their responribihtlc* in\a tlw Brottarmanner that wdl pk-a LOVE ME TONIGHT—OCT. 2-3. Poor Apache." “The hood and serve the people of Hailing-., ----- ------------Song Paree." and "How Arc You?" are title* and vicinity. of three numbers sung by Maurice A new machine for briqucTttng t Chevalier in "Love Me» Tonight. Rouben Mamoulian production, his dust is said to turn out a product twice latest picture, as heavy as wood and yielding as many Cltevalier is heard in seven of the heal uniu as a similar weight of coot WHIM 0|»dermf, , HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ii'hut a Nickel’s Worth! knd wen* birtlis, deaths.and-weddttw. dur£ 'mg Hie Jolmson-.' extraordinary visit £ with Hum- little people. And‘tlicr. C an- thousands of them rqijM-mitur in £ '‘CJongorilla." You see them talk. sing. ' -dance und trying to Iniit.a*..- their bank a< he found white munis Their every secret, hid­ According to the den from civilization for centuries, u] and ‘discount* pt . In Uit. pMm. .................... ,, < While soap is a delicacy among the count has ubo pygmies of tlu- Ituri Forest. Mr amtThe b.u.k Mrs Martin Johnson's first talking mj,m u.it-l- ol' i'<-, plclure'made in the African jungle. n had on h-.ud •.• !>« nil u.i • Congorilla.' now at the Strand Th<u-, mnrtltnge md. btcd tre. ghows definitely that these mr-ni- j1;ls |XVI1 cU! lr,„n berx of a truly grol»--qu<- race place th--' j>ut a <- vustiierable highest value on salt- A pinch of 'iill ition jms bcm in­ brought tlw- Johnsons startling infor- unu. -ih. L-unk clou mation and gilt*. Hu- latter now serv-] aH(| ba'.anc.- uti h;uid <i ing nv exhibits tn various museums init3010(), but th. bank then o; this country. fleptwtorv bank 125JUKI.-wjikh th But while the American cigareCe jmi.i B-sjf and cigar intrigued the pygmies, tlu-ir .jwji-Wtlme an- still experiences with tlu-m.' • ConeorULi"' b.,!amf.s hi d-p■> it • -. shows, were anything but pleasant ja_»8(;j Hus with th--m<M They have their oun method. UovmnWIit bond, on REBECCA OF SUNNYBROOK FARM J* C,PENNE 116-118 EAST STATE ST. 11823179 Hunting Season Opens October 1 12 o'Clock Noon! These two fellows have gone out WELL. EQUIPPED to bring back a big bag~df"g3rne . . . and here we have them with a canoe-load of ducks! Come to us and we can fit you out with EVERYTHING you need from COM­ PASS TO GUN AND COAT! Pheasant Season— Oct. 15 to 26 Inclusive oct. is to 24 Include Winchester Repeating No Advance in Prices Because of the 10% Tax on Guns SHOTGUNS ANQ RIFLES and Ammunition! Single and Double Barrel Guns Hunting Coats and Vesta WE HAVE BEEN APPOINTED BY THE STATE CONSERVATION DEPARTMENT TO SELL HUNTING LICENSES HUNTERS Shell Belta and Capa Hunting Knives and Compasses HEADQUARTERS GOODYEAR BROS HARDWARE SPORTING GOO �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 11. IWi FAOi FOUR The ine Hsstines pairing. Banner!""' Banner ^ p„<,uctl«, oUm b. ,ar Views and Opinions; This and That Backward Glances; What Others Say Bits of Yesterday l„. „<»rt,n« u, ,n« ir«m: udopird will,. ‘ . A Political Primer. out great sucorea in Soviet Russia, and; this 1* so utterly foreign lo all AmeriConam-atlve. . COOK tuofl., 1Ultore. 'can Ideals Uvat we do not believe for Liberal WHEN RADIO IS WQRTH WHILE • TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. rvexTr SiiVKSTH year a mlnut* that Roosevelt ha* this Idea ' • Radical ’ The possibilities of radio as a means j Misses Eva Hrcox and Beatrice I in mind Therefore. If thc Governor is of enriching life in thc realm* of| cm,. 1^^ ihn trrIn. liberal" radi- R|,t-hlr “i»d Delbert Buxton spent Sun- i <» runuunj me 111 nw ivwmho 1 One hears th<> •< rm.- "1 »niiitiir..nm«»nf hart Hava been h*M-n ’> ^j _. > - •..con.wrv.itav — .................... _ f'ay at Mocatawa Park. sincere concerning his statement about intxiiM-tiiBi intellectual enllglitmment ' and...■ react! niary" ;1 planned use of land" he muse have In explored only on thc edge UMXj ..VH-K..*/ frequency .n in current ronummtl- Mr- *n<‘ ------- '------------------ of their al- ------PrB,lk McMillan and mind rome *uch a scheme as we have rmost "n*! llmitleM «>«••‘ ';t------------■ range.-------------------------o describe Uw v.,riou» types of uolui-' sOn- Junior- "re >» Cheyenne WcHa.; A better technique and a higher cal thought. CuirtdiTuble haalneM Colorado, visiting friends enroute toi already mentioned. Under tills ar­ quality are being develop! d.in drama-lew., eontmung thw various clout- lhe4f hom*California rangement. John Smith; farmer, liv- tic prcsenti^H, and there J* in ncttU1MUI M-n> jBX,p,v umlr,ublwiiy' » and -Mr* Frank Carrothers ! >K«:a«is. Many --------. ----- . .jiwplv > andundoubtedly .mg on sbtnc rural route tore In Barry ----- - -- — i imstokv “cwtwervative" "reaction-e mimic* Beatrice and Prances Car-1 „.U„, - 11k. t, rot her.-, and Mr and Mr*. R M Lam-' county might expert to have hl* prob­ mun cnan b< Id,., .hkh Mn ... ......... blc mu. Lightning" In Grand Rap-; lems solved a* follows: Each year be­ ». ..,«•»» v.lu, n>. ,Ub.u -..I. rf Chk.u 1. I.kin. tl„ IrM In lbi,-WL, 1,,|..1,.a| rt-iLb. i,. ... !u., .,<>.! (o ‘ids Tuesday fore planting time he would tecelve n -» una«-wa* cu 1■ ........ . Mr*. Amo* J. Miller and Harold CI. •,■. ... iuoiu ?i.i>.; i, 11.,:., (letter from some central bureau stat- still employs the obvious method of Um*। ’"ht,' . . . (P-dd Morning ' Miller of Saline and Ward A. Miller of ing Just how'-much wheat, corn. rye., ™ dl° hlecture. *tU1*' * (column --------- in tlw niaio • Di'tmif Frt’c PreTin.’. trade R und Murgarct Miller Satur­ ,'S! ° l*Uuad Hilar...u.ipls Mr. Blnbarley, beans or otiier product* htfaxild . ;m w, me w.t, n rirsiwtiu p....d..nl «< (he vuiuxi Unlbd o,n.A-.* sr.u« .... lhl day night and Sunday. Ward Miller plant during tto .moon; and it might dtscussed by three erudite and g< nul. molort-d through to Chicago (Conceivably go so far as to specify .the professors— Percy H Boynton, author­ paper column in thl- section of tin-, MisA-s Jean McKmght. Betty LindAlice Batrx and Evelyn Tydrn amount of livestock and milk to could ’»b’ on English literature: Harold I).;' give you OT.... T r).._ A. uw ^' v T, , lltlcal ttought u.* Mr. Bmgay totiiics left Tuesday for Nashville. Tennessee Expert custom tailoring where they will attend thc Ward-Bel­ time UMUMnds of other farmers all who tuned ln haV1. feU lhat til, v 1 them: mont sclwol this year. . we give you Sty le ii Litoral? 1 lover tto United States-would be re- had quietly intruded on this trio of ’ Mr und Mr*_ Minor Pattensen and! . * a Lib-■ daughter Pearl , and Harlari Hendrick .. reiving similar letters and the total . Me give you (Quality - ■ ■ <4 Gfand Rapids spent Sunday with • production from this "planned use of sewusnexv Of audience, in impromptu eral i» one *lu> !'■ not wholly xatpfirt! but wlkit is more important exchange of thought. Humor mingled with exl.ting gi'icrnmental mjchiiwry .Mr. and Mrs 1{ IL Lewi*. Mis* Nina y . land" would Uieorctlcally keep the with sagacious comment in u manner jnnd tl.mks that by .<mu- < tongtt- Uleni Hendnrh und Mrs. Harlan Hendrick KE (MW OTBM price level of farm commodities at a that made the Illusion of spontaneity ] will lx- improveineht returned with -them after sjx-ndinn satisfactory scale. But we doubt that iwrhct There was nllordwl u itor’ scvenil days, with their gratHl-iguvnu to experinw' the governor i» serious in his *ugge» oughiy enjoyable contact with w$ll' informed and discriminating tnlfid.*. --------------common TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY j .lion M o< Uni” A Hi..Such ....................... u*e of thc radio may have great: much men ... „ After a four month*- visit with her ; tic later in lib speech, while dLscus..ing value ns a atimuItM to thinking. It, may .born ..btam-d und d Quinn of Chicago.! 5ivcn'rMtore the — art• of ------.._. ------ dauilhter, „Mr* M JohnIUIS ' method* used to meet thc present over- ---- ••-» conversation,jr-mUng anything . (hat has been‘Mrs w. H. Olney ha.*-returned Uunui'-.-. in I.. the ......... - i.niiroved...... in health - production of agricultural produce, hi; now so little practiced to good purjs •<• : proved workable and worthy It recalls u.. the mo., :n*»rc leisurely Hirnrh. day j....■ lablUtu-d ..ba ...I ..... >-• ’' ***’ Mr. Mr. wAMm and Mrs. B,rlWU»n Brit WilSuii iviuiiwvi A J2 0O0yy.d.WiO DEMAND . chide* tile Form Board because It "in- n when Samuel Johnson. Goldsmith.< Iwa-d ,j Uli Um- Friday to their tome In Coffeyville By voting 10 t<» 1 fur Immtduic cash vented ’ thc cruel Joke" of advadng Gibbon. Burki- and other worthies Itoiicul Kinuas, after a visit with Mr and Mr.* fiayment of adjusted compensation farmers to allow "20 |>er cent of their crossed verba) swords, while Boswell j QiwvtM'ii: What l»-a Radical: Chafks Doyle and other relatives.! certniwiti- - the Aiywrlcan Legion Con* wheat lands to lie Idle" and to plow up made mental now* for Liter traiucnp-; Mitlcal Radical b an; ^ke Walers S C. Brock. .Lewis' tion.—Chicago Dally New*. . j.-creniM ILidiral ’ Barkley and Will Comgarj went Mon' vention ut Portland expressed Itself in every third row of cotton, etc.' What t ’ r If day tq Detroit to attend, the fair and Invar of .-addling thc United Stales is this but a very mild attempt to bring . —-art’ fundamentally Bound. Kinc fabrica and good workTWO MONTHS' WORK FOR i-rnment • **n' i'ut»<noblle show uith a debt of TWO BILLION DOL- about a planned use of land. ' And if1 NOTHING. ' 1 ' • '»•?* Merrick Reed went to Battle nianship serve an the base on which we build'their style. LARS at a time when the credit struc- i this conservative effort incite* the gov- ■ How would the average citizen like-rect route .;■-..•.' HU iiW.ism and !t're Saturday to spend a week with1 her daughter. ?.trs Hattie Sweet. Hire ot this country u* Just beginning. ernor to make vigorous protest, is it: to work 61 days without* apy pay j hi* etuhuNiastn blind him Price.* as hnv ::s $17.50 mid no higher than $35.00. Mr* Hamel Seeley of Bnvablc.i \ (tuition to recover ^irom ne«r collajisc. In consistent to believe that he u sincere Minm-.u.t.i. U the guest of her parents,; Ktippenln itner Custom Made Clothe-; $31.00 to $50.00. ... Jim like affluent linn.' .such a kxid would be a in advocating *'|>lanned use of land' ns . Mr. iuul Mr.* John MlchacL Mrs. it at ail. But that, in effect, is wiiul tcmflc strain. Coming n«»-, tills bur- a solution to farm problem*? Tlien hr is doing, filxty-onr day*- work out: Srf?!yy missed tlw afternoon C K and All thtynew fall.style.-* and patterns are here and hun­ S' 'rain in Kalamazoo Miss Nonna dm would be a calumny. what docs the governor main by this of each year u required to pay tlu- cost dreds to choose from. Miclun-! apd Ml-,. ■'Maude. Iron-,ide We doubt Hutt tills demand will .statement?. We do not know and d.>ubt of government. In 1924 it was 46 days.' amt t'.i Knlamiuoo in an automobile jtrike a responsive ciwed in tiie hearts that he doo*. One persons guess is as and in 1913 about 25 day*. .md ret irny-d with Mrs. Seeley, about The ratio Is constantly rising. Car- | ol the |> iijilc. * It *eeins strangely ill- i good as another-*. Planned' production ried to the inevitable conclusion,' itj Mr* Emma Carter, who hav beenadt'bedi jMrticularly .since the Federal;of land" Is a phrase u»«t might catch mean* that in the not-tuo Uiatant f.q-i liMtimr friends here for several weeks.! .Government J*'under no obligation. ■ the ea/s of certain industrialists and lure, the taxpayer* will be working for i tr Tiii-d..y for Njlr*. where site will I ..dug legal or-moral, lo pay thc cer-1 manufacturers who .v-cm to knuw the taxcatcrs all the time, and fur ;i:«nd the winter with her daughter.! themselves not at all Every “ tune a I tiftcatcs until they are due in 1945. In ‘ mure about farm problems tliail the new bureau is ci rated, <icry time al Mr.. .Mahoney, Mr. and M: George DeVries of trying to compel tile payment of these! farmers do themselves xtnd any crifi- newt defiartment comes into existence. I Grand Ilapids and Mrs J. H Monroe I cc-rtillcAti* row. the vcbians arc ask- cism of the funn board is likely, ju.st. .. K.iUmuAio pre guest* of Mr and mg for a fur litnier contribution than | now. to fall on sympaUwUc curs. * , Mr.- C X'anni . the Federal government promLs<-d to | We beJteve. however, thkt political make. For example: Supinse you'candidates tills year are going to find .THIRTY YEARJf AGO TODAY agree to |x»y a creditor of yours <2,000, thc applause they get is not necessarily ymmir Harris, Patsy MrPliarlln L<-r Cha-’ afe attending a regi-. sixteen year* from now. You put 11,000 u measure of tlw votes 'they will re­ DELTON. 'id rem... i: .t Grand U<i_. I’ TOHl Olir Scrdh Hook in the bank at 4'. per cent compound‘reive Roosevelt will find the western K. : V Hchauli .4 Grand Rapids 01111/1 IMHIA O LOSE Prairieville High ioIi<m>1 ball team interest and at thc end of 16 yrars you farmer biore hard-hrade<f und better came over Friday afternoon to play ho has ta-en enjoying a two week*-; ATMOSPHERE .EFFECTS. an idea dearer than will have a Uttle more than <2 000 to ’ informeeA than he suspect*. ’• with our local. High echool team. Thc •.■.if.iiioii with his lather down on tiie , . , . . Kctf is thc iunditjun I..... . .ill r. tain u> .,,.k f your credit: since money deposited at’ - —--— - V-.illt-v t’itv .observing many different atmospheric Bcluxfl tore is running ni full swing of all areal nest. 4'. per cent compquioi Intense double? PROMPT SERVICE appreciaITD ■ effect.'-, and once, abovq Milan, over n; now with af> pupil* enrolled. Forty-iUiie in about fifteen jvats and two naarths,1 All people of Barry county wiuv t<r»k relumed from a visit the dircctlbii of Lake Maggiore. I -aw in the high school and 36 In'the. pri­ । a cloud shaped like a huge mountain mary. t'uaklng 13 morvtluiii were eiiIn other word* by renting your money any interest in Uw primary c.tmpaign friend , in Bt llufre Thursday. rnade up ol bank* ot lire. 'becnuM* the tollixl last year There are ten tentn for sixteen yomy nt 4'. per cent com-1 have thq boards of tiie usrioas^county FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. gnidcys und 1» ninth graders. |>6und‘interest mid saving all of the.' precincts to thank for the proniptiiess Ml.. Maxinn Henton left Monday. Honorables John Padghiim and sorti iblMlird 1’nd. of Allegan spent Sunday with!ilhclr colour. This great cloud drew Ii, »evcnuc,\i>u haw accumulated more i with-which the return* were maifi' " S« pUmia-i 12 for Upland. Ind . when* he mll• itself .ill the little clouds which urn than enough to pay .the obligation as!known. Shortly after mldniglU. Re-] 'iL -m-.! ), Mis S Stutfwd. They.lf-ft' ‘ he will attend the Caylor University |round about. And tin- great chind.re­ Monday fur Orchard Lake, where l|ie! this year. ' agreed. But now sapixjsmg your credi- publican returns were complete mid] mained •ii will enter th<- silitary aeademy, , ili'S,; ’; stationary und retained the Mr? Gilbert IhlM of Battle Crock/ tor asks you to pay the fall <2.000 after only a few precinc&uiussiiu; from the"! -•■'x Stella Heath siarvi'n . -------................ — spent Thursday, the gwst of Mrs. Lu­ Miss started Ainnmiyt Mondavi* three years luve elapsed. He is asking Democratic total. We noticed that; ... Yp«i|anU v.. .. .. . । amt a nail1 “,,’T sun*-’ -'-o < nurn.<iir. ll wrSMnon >r where she will attend Wcctmon., MrR Mrx. miqs Ihlcs win will w be tx'trer better you to pay frpm earning* several hun­ Barry enunty wa* the only one in thtv . . •!ux>l the coming year *?', ’,1 And about two hour* after kikiWh a* Della Chatfield, . , , a little mote of Hie money <c earn Mi. ami Mrs B A Cr.lant left for]’,UBht we a stupenMr_, Miiry tii^a ang Mrs Blanche dred dollar.* more than agreed to »«l«n ol U„ H.U W WOT complH, „„d, |h, 'avenport. I<wtt, Monday where they I™* 'UJ. 1 , l ’ ,H 'nunicniit wind storm. — Huhud* were kalanuutod stopper.: d>. He l* asking you to give ihm out- return* in time for Wcdneaday morn-] A* President Hoove: ha* *aid. tqc-mit! by toonardo Du Saturday. ill mil visit rrlutivi ri’hdni\-* for .... some *time h**v. .. • v^"n' ri°lvbook.s. right tile 4 . per cent intcre*: on ll.WWjna edition* next day • Such sen ic*- i..' tmue on .the lax road we are traveling Mr and Mr* Henry Green of Alb - • Mr Maud Corum of Battle Creek In the tto f-ir 13 years—a-»um that I* rightfully , appreciated Those working in the'*' impoverish the nation In in and. George McLellan of ClarrotG w.i. a Delton caller Friday afternoon . . ' . . . , ., last 16 years the co*: of govenun-mf •• nd. .| Ilk tunrs|>! of Mr*. McLellan| PHELPS NEWBERRY RE­ yours In o'her word.*-tic u a-vltlng lor election booths are paid with public increased nearly ISO ;vr cert Th­ C'i'uratuIa'Uin.* arc gxtended to Mi** / Mi in IXThlcitncr a mF Kennet h Spa* L an outright gift By demanding cash money, are thus public aervanu* ehd »o‘ result* are found in Ixurdit c ot ct>->Jas D Notion and family darted SIGNS FROM LEGION who acre rnarri'-d s.iturday. Septem­ ;k»ymcnt of thc innus now the Legion should be mtavraWd in making the re-! ual industrial relrenciiment. u:.c.i>r Baltimore Maryland yesterday. V> ----------ber 10 We understand Uicy will oc­ .• nuking the -amc unrcasonsb!e de- suits in their precincts known as stria I pi«>mcni Tiie tax issue in all it , Protests Action Taken At R<- cupy t<x>ms'jt) Delton for the present. , ’ phases, is <mc of the m>>'t important manti of the AmeruuojiBople Then- a* inwble But in some counties th. y i Jlf,lb!,.ins t|M. Ain, fir;M1 |(,OI,.r luVf Mr; upat (?a.wy is entertaining'her cent Convention Askin^ItnMrs. C. L Blanchard in .till*! RnindrWittor for a few day*. 1 t) > kiuubt that the United States Will-do not In a ’ neighboring . district arver faced—Unidf nt I tied Clipping mediatt/Bonus Payment Wi are all glad to know that Rev. Gg.itmn to the-veterans and : majority of thc prncincU closed up *' and Airs. Juwph Adams of! f. p. Mile.* and family will stay with AN INEVITABLE ALLIANCE rtihca'.e.. when :liey gre due. ] their ballot boxes wt(hotil reporting to, md Mrs C S. Whit-1. ... , Known u.g the ’ Natrmal Eronoinj •untry cannot afford to dig the county clerk. County election re­ । There Ls nothing that terrifies hi our iu-nts lust week concerning I good AmcfTcan citizen so much as '* ague" ft is ••ijwn-parrWan dt i hr community club ameers* elected forhip Jn the suits and thc nomination for congrts.*- I thought ol un alliance wttlua tor FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY nuiization for national sende, <it- tiie coining Jeiir. one was omitted .J by the in- man in the entire c-xigrowrxial district ; country. , ■ted c.-iM-cially toward prvvc ccumuUtcd ! are thu* left in doubt. This-is u type)I And. quite frankly, the .British di John M. BcAsmer* jwaste-, in itovernment. and i* designed dent Till* wu* not done intentionally of impertinence that the public should;;ihas had al! he .wants of hmdrng ■.ere art a few very nr, largely reduce the ex|» n*»‘. of guv- .ju*’ an oversight and uc air glad lo tanglci/enpi with tlw* atfair* ol c I. he said, and tu»bought ]eminent—local, county, school district • •• tolerate.. We arc glad nothing Mf*’ nations mnd of powder and gf ■ . Mr «nd Mr- Allan Terry nl Li^chkind happened lu re and feel sure!i Yet the proof is bccomini: nir.r lit—al! of wiiich he saj the people of Barry county up- i them tore free gratis ; branch of this orir.miAillnn. nt Ox Mr- Wade Town and family. ■ prcc&MF thc prompt service given by< ailianre Cole would like thc hand-head of which tv Mr. Plain* Ncwix-rrv Miss Golda Town is nursing in Hickyoung of Detroit. mt inun man from Irving, Irvimr uiio .hnl... ,u.».. Mr .... NewBe^FTfivc tini-Ory Corner*. i by a dr* i« niii'Nictw. wear* h six and a|*ervicc in tiie World war and w«a*’a Harold Burpee aiut famrfy of D«r ! • In Jto (punter nbix hat. and peddir* tin wash-'member of th.-, American L’gmn. «re " ’ 1 rolt have moved into the Burpee hdtue • standing nit nywhinc1-. to rome round and pay resigned hl* menii» rt.hip In the L<-. mn down the Wick yard drive. Ll’RFN DICKINSON that irt..- b< t or leave <10 with J I* ]Uft,.r -hat Ixxiy, it it-, recciii convenElmer Kelley with his daughter. Lmen Dickinsop, ca'ndidate for lieu-' Rsxx'rt* ,o back his greenback b!ow-,t|l)n rjeniandcrt that t»v: government Mabel. and her husband of Grand mg. ... . . . „ iv »ik: mroicr wrvue mon out •*.- Rapids apent Sunday at Homer Kelenan* governor of MfluK^n on the W. ,:■■ happy to .Ute Uu,t Oeorar oooiwopfln ,1. bomw, a-lueh u no: du., ..irib.tr., ■: n tiekrt, it one ol 'he polm-i Arncyicsi - D..U, w I ,,m« M, ,, u.m „„.d 1M, Tl„ h,„,u , d Charlo* P Smith ha* been spending fc hj„n< „,. „lfc . |„ . . a„d ... a few dav.-. In Delton again after sevtirely recovered trum hu sickness. t■accumulate .. i of .. at ,u_ the— rate four and‘era! weeks abxmcr in taking a buslI. A Barker of this office snd wife;<nnrraa|I I)rr c< , nl j earljr int i>rest The one-half |*r cent yearly interest Thc nea trip through the south. Thii Jime 'ou will And of temperament. of Jan?notxmly .... .demanded ....the .payment Cliarjlc passing tlw cigars and can­ and the inteUi-, Viri wr a5lwrmr Mare’df-iiV‘a W '■ . *-un alliance of inevital J r ‘v-‘ of the entire sum. principal and inter iof inter-­ dy to lii* friends, which-means that )w to ll'ir.*, tflwn the m»r I f,- 'ii *• 4 ?e-ad* iw^ tn r -: which *lUch W ‘U n<X ** dlW ‘Ul 1M5ic.-t, will not be due* U, until 1945. bl3 bu'' has announced hl* marriage to Mi*» pnncipl men u-id «atc legislator, may ran '-w « . imamirre ci-ivc Xtbinen * , d ' w* <»KJ- demanded immediate payment Leah Haskins of'New. York. Congratu­ , ... . . . , the disteiniXT ol economic dtstreu «iw«n«r.t afoul tne prohibition issue and go do*;-. b,,r.. An|(.r.Cd now of the principal and the interest lations ar/ extended.' • . Mrs Clara H Allen and-Mr*. M. A HOOSEVELTIAN FARM RELIEF to defeat but the dry- Mr. .Dicklivonrmomentarj- confiic Rad:-.and Morrill tire in Chicago, buying a lot of accumulation up to 1945 Mr hb SHULTZ. Mr. Newberry promptly resigned his Govenvx- Raxeielt-* «ddrei*» « To- gather* hi» usual number ofrttotllou Sueh moments <• . ’ . wth new goods for the benefit of the membership because he thought there TJ,-e Muse.v Barbara Chamberlain *ka dehvered for tne• benefit o* wesi- even in dutneta that are aupnose-3 t-v U1M the years go cri u stotin raging Thc Libera! wm argue 5*^’ was po juallCA in asking the govern-* ®n(1 Maybelle Hart spent Wednesday ro ax’—ulfu-st* was -a-C« .r The Anglo-American alliance UnnM, th ,-. the ship yn not b utt on the . g.- ntiristi) a* ,vj ,^i. c. u..ier, be uc. strongholds. In a..©., the ; destreyed It U ol the spirit and is right de.'hjn or 1! could weather the ment of the United States to pay now an(1 Thursday in Kalamaaoo. the gues'a money that w ill not be due until 1945. ol *Jr* Ja» c>»r’t- FHttey Hwy vbltQuestion. What's a demagogue? flat he.hM made. Cwrrect in gram- er able lieutenant governor seem* to be’indestructible—Daily Express tLon-i storm ptore ea*i!y The Conservative Answer! A demagogue U a political and to pay in full the amount that will e<t Mr. and Mr*. Ferri* Brown of Praimar. fluently phrased, yet diffuse and a firmly fixed Republican habi m don. :u: that noV. thls 'u the only ship leader who curries the favor of tiie peo­ have accumulated in 1945 at fbur and tieviue haxy it gate little light eoucernuig hb Michigan one-hMf per cent Interest. Mr. New- , Mr and Mrs EvUon Beck and fam­ ple by pandering to tlirir prejudices or ' use it to the best own view* on tiie problems and issue., Carlton township spent Bunday desire*, who plays on their ignorance berry wrote a strong letter of * pretest * ui qmuon. - . , against this arttonThere can be no W1 P,' Hw former* parenta. here that or their pa- ions in order w obtain BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. Ih,’ir 'otev They arc the office seekers doubt that lie'represent* a large cle-; Mis* Martha Durand of Galesburg What, for example, did the governor diflerrr.t ship The Radical ^1’hout principle who assail every mar. ment a>f former service men who liavc. ***, ” Bund«y sueal al the R. A. Carmean when hsrtadvocated “planned use UMwense tn a.-.-unic • n£ . the »>iner hand will insist •on rc- who is trying lo do a constructive no sympathy with thc attempt to get But if living u cheaper, what is it puces wh.ch no* prevail tn rxn q iar- nn of land ’ and said ths', we already ,r ,<!n |h, ,hlp r.T „ „ lu now princijial and. interest that would . Ke"'w*>» Babcock is not improving tn have more than enough tilled land to lhe GovToment buy* that require* tcr» represent r*j'1 — n » ■Ix-st... . ----. . ■ Question; What is the difference be- accumulate up to 1945 Hu action inU,end* MouW tn ride the storm. The mere factmeet our needs for many years to ta« money eve6'year?—Publish-1 Mencken ‘ that Lt might sink u of no interest to 'turenji. Democrat and a Republican? dicate* that he is a fype of man who to see him. Sunday gueris at Vert Robinsons cctne - Dees ive wish to imply that *rs Syndicate, turn T)> Reactionary refines to even1 Answer: None, these days. The Di­ should be at Ute head of tiie National Sharing I* Happmrs*. j were. Mr and Mrs Pearl Hayward of rect Primary killed the party system man the pumps IB.-- idea l* that the ■ Economy* League. . the federal government should solve! Camar. Wash, Mr. and Mrs Ernest Sharing is the great and impeia’.i ship had no business leaking! He wants and jtore two names are Just labels Chimney sweeps have to be dre»ed i nM of our time. An unshared life . to turn back to thc port from „ CRAPE BELT PUTIVAI. *? *ni1 whence for empty bottles Today dlir. only especially ,or for “ their work. we are “ told *« > natMt-w^e WWdkural producium U111»v w„r , "ot .,lu,'.‘r “5 who grrateiufttoy ramr even though they are neir hope |s to depend upon tiie integrity b^htlj1 M”-p?i>pl*'!nu •™<”nBarrn of a Pcisonality. control program? llte their des-ttnaiion nrotrani? Doe* to lie mean that Montreal M-ntr.etl star Star «“■u' governnient oeparunem department anmira should maxe make . Tool$ T-#| 7*7. Question youlnput Radical aa FvcriuoiH ----------Ai aM RMlThen .uonary thf tto ianM> cUs., Ptace FwtuCn. of this city b booked for the main ad- ■ y«r «na *jr. nvr(*n LeW.. anH up a farm mrvey oi tne uruled states anu During excavations in Italy, three 1 -We scientists must not permit our Answer Very largely' They are the Rundiv There ue .young men in twelve dre*«, which will be given on Friday. tto» through iU vanous bureaus die- statu** were found 20 feet below the knowledge of icienca *kill and power; two extcgine iyp<x- wl& live by then countries who are resisting re<i»ti~**conscription ----------- •*— Af parade with saty float* and revcral • M R^y pjeree /Of Banfleld ** ute to uidJvMjw) fgjmerv tto lent} ot ;vrfF* • w* nwt admit ttot it ;ttaa ' ” zl 2?. i u **iuan by **£^2? "“Uu-y scnicc They baqd* will be a ftnt day Rgturc There 8 w ? w B*nntld croi* ttoy sbouW roto froci yq»r to g {jiendid ider-^HuBicrut ‘ .— a*.. .u. ... . _ ... _ will *ko be ball games and other1 A sneer doesnt prose anything, but j Alton Einstein. ■ the ocher would let it gink. Proftsicr Eirjteui. sport*. t it's hard to answer. ...» - — - CT QUALITY WOOLENS International Custom Made Clothes “Ihe Store for Dad and Lad’ A Quotation Crumbs of Wisdom 'Pungent Paragraphs �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER SI, IMS tut I never saw such lovely roses, sweet GOOD DEPENDABLE USED CARS ... bought at the RIGHT PRICE are GOOD INVESTMENTS! Look over the Following list of used cars before you buy. 1930 Model A De Luxe Fordor Sedan . In Fine Condition George Fowlkes Chas. H. Klmmerle. lord and Warwick yesterday. Roman I. Jarvis half a< Interested In the phi Minnie F. Kaltenbaun. Raymond L. Anglemire castles as I wiu being in tiie "ShakciOuntry"- and walking through Total «..»«• Hathaway's garden. All my life I've wanUd to see the changing ot thc For State Senator— guards before Buckingham. Palace and . John C. Stafford. .. Peter Broe [beyond my expectations as I've never MRS. MJ, CROSS I wasn't TELLS EXPERIENCES g • BRITANNIC 1 WAS OVERDUE ONE DAY BECAUSE OF ENGINE TROUBLE seen such pomp and ceremony, ax out they come in all their regalia and the Total 1828 ^1166, new-__ guards take the .. place ot the old For Sheriff-' ENJOYABlsCHFRiP IN >__ ■__________ .___ —__ George W. Leonard.. SHAKESPEARE COUNTRY IS I.' Fay D. .Green... .... .10X5! Why not, when the prices are »o low, enjoy a per­ fect night's sleep. Never In the history of our business were wtf able to quote so low prices on strictly high grade bedipng. Just think of it. cotton mattress for o Delightlul Part, 01 Slity.Ftve XSli Total Taking Same Tour—Meets M-watum to be standing over the For County Treasurer- . graves or such men as Tciinyson. Dick­ Folks From Michigan ten*.etc. but one feeU sueti u fegjlng of - Thc many Barry courtly friends of; -.aducss when in the ceniJer you stand Enjoy Perfect Rest A handMtme 2 inch post 1 —well hnished bed. only.. i Ward A Quick in ki LuUnc sprinc. only. Total the following very interesting letter Soldier und you know beneath tiie from Iwr which all will enjoy: tloor rests some soldier boy Many of On Bourd M V. ' Brr.-uinic.' 8<-pt .3 cur crowd brought flowvr.x today, but f>< ar Barry County Friend.' ■ mine shall be given in France where After startiott several Intcrx to;Dr. Cro.s spent so many hard months, tiiend* at iuinic, concluded I'd just Ttanght reveral of ut have tickets write one letter to the Banner mid for "Knights of thc Garter," an Eugmakc it do.for ull. We are still on tlw Udi jiluy, and tomorrow al Windsor In Fine Condition Brltaiinir but hope to land some lime; Cx.'.le, Am sorry King George U in (Continued from page one) this evenin.T. making 11.1 about 20 hour* Scotland Ju»t now ns I'm sure he'd love overdue. Win n I got un board tlw- • to meet some of the-/: breezy Amcrl»hlp Ix't Saturday I Just felt u wee bit caiu Rattier think I'll send this letter 2492; Finance. H.-O Haye.s. 3128, In lonely fur old Michigan und when I now as if I keep adding will never stop Good As New—A Bargain 2141. or Mrs Rrtd. 3835. This county looked at the pier receding In tlw- dis- .My very best to all. Quod night, Has never had a fully organized com­ tance and the space of.blue growing! **-• *' ’ "— mittee of this character and the na­ wider. I scanned the faces on the pier’ tional headquarters are tudcing that jo .w’»- il I could possibly see one famil-, such a committee be named in Barry lur fuce. -Although Mis. Kcllt-r had.In Good Condition told nu- the night la-fore ;,hc would be; calamity tiuit may orertake u*. too busy to see tire off. .‘.till I was hop-! Mention was made of the work of the ing slw might get away from thc wed- ’ Junior Red Ctom which u doing ding fCstivitk-a to come down, twt I All other bedding stockin is Ulis priced us propor­ splendid in service and by other couldn't ><«• Iwr-Ince so 1 knew stu-j tionately low. Come in and look over our big line. We countries. Tiie Junior organization is wasn't there. After w<- left the New , (Continued from page one) tor school pupils, and Oummr. Maude kpow that we can suit the most particular customer. York Harbor. I ’went to my room^and : - ---------------- ------ - ----------------there I found several letters and my o-ainty clerk Morris O Hill rccwtrd Smith has given circulars to each rural See us for big values in RUGS, LIVING ROOM, DIN­ lovely flowers from Paul piui Aline so;541'more votes tlian Allan C. Hyde; teuclK-rcrt-latlve to the work. It u Small Mileage and in Good Condition ING ROOM AND BEDROOM SUITES. We I -too wiw Happy with thc happy. lor county treasurer. William f| Chase hoped tlx-re may be a goxi response to thoughts of "Bon Voyage." !|iud a lend of 107 ocerWillla E. Street-! this undertaking guarantee to meet any and all prices. I joined my frlenda befor^- dinner jer; John •->— V ” ChambCTiain~’•for~regU— —- 1i-J1"11,'C^,‘'hfiT*fn'vMrs °?n Forp' <>f the ter luui 29 more vote, than George Af nan ' tt P lann,n « house to uiul then Hunday thc. routines ui uictu? nan more votes inan ucorne a.. ' C------- LTC----------- " BRING IN YOUR OLD CAR AND boat began. Tlw Britannic1 * i-, , house amvWM made. ulUi workeBS.from is a a Clou«e Clouse ■• i, . British b«it und manned entirely by a On the democratic primary ballot. c,u“".I^S,®g AuxilTRADE FOR A BETTER ONE Britbh crew and a* a whole they arc . Willlnm A. Comstock for governor had a fine lot of Officers. This is the small- 1M8 more than his nearest opponent; n*nhlxr'» 2’>cn . *Tustl<!£. ,Ua> cst crowd alir has carried this summer. Air congressman Dr Swift of Middle-.P’t1y<'ar only atxmt 1.000 on board. Our tour;ville had 1015 more than George B crowd of 65 Is an exceedingly' finei FVmlfa-s: for state .senator Johh C. i^ Telcpone 2226 Hastings,Michigan bunch ol folks. We think naturally;Stafford had 588 over Peter Br«-- for,'. aa PM>0 »,WJ enrollmin. tec. our table of Mix is the bc.'t uf thc party. I slierilT George W. Leuiard had' 179 Tw-’i^ °f *!i’e iP,“n’ »*°r *V’C All Repairing Done at Reduced Prices . It consist-, of my two friends, from more votes thtui Fnv D. Green; for Wl h* TOiMlc ater by Mr# Washington, a very cnAinly Lorenz i m Mau.-, had 146 nrA m ■ .... stately old dame ram... ..treasurer rreasurer LorviiZ) ..—.___ ... !• SS i.wnl r.*rt.„ iL .iiin ou. ..... .... .. A. . « . . t>evir,ii local people are to.i.'tnd tlw from Boaton, thc director „r of <iu, thc *>>.,tour, i... mdifc than .... ward Quick. . There is always' steady employment ‘ -People , are - happy -in prip-’t: n a Mr. Ellison. at my right and a Mr. The official figures are xs g|vch be- regional Red Cross meeting at Lansing , on Tuesday. Sept. 27. when a fine pro­ for those who are satisfied with the their wants are balanced with their Pripgk'. a journalist from the Boston! low. gram will be. rendered. resources. wui,es ot sin. jI resources. ■ . Globe, at my feet. They are all a very l Republican Primary Vote. nice class of people and one has lo be I . at his witend to keep up with the For Governor— Wilber M. Bruckcr. .2205 PHONE 2121 HASTINGS. MICH. f k-oree W. Welsh. ... . 761 Our conductor told me Monday we Wm. H. McKeighan. 109 had some more from Michigan on our James C Quinlan tour unit he iirought. them up. Prof? Wells and family from the u. of M7 . Orla A. Bailey ... who tl><- fh>t thing asked me if I knew .3160 oodmnn and son of McCallum the Waltons and especially Robert, ns i HOPi:. district Visited Sunday Mr. and Mi. they him---------------tn Kalama-!'For Lieutenant Governor­ - - lived - -across — -from ---------Jas. Colhson and family of Kalama- zoo Ala" ii’'ki-d' many question., re-: .Luren D. Dickinson . .2133 nd Mrgatding Janm-t Michael grid others, m> ' ciuv- A Sink . . 445 Mr and Mrs Fordh Casey enter- it seemed quite honiey to be disctiVHnq j 'Virgil A Fitch 229 tail.cd in honor <>t Mi tamed thc latter's grandmother. Mrs bark home friends out in the middle ■ Buiilter Mrs. BoulU' or the Atlantic ocean.. Total .Weik-, nl Hustnupf List Week ..2807 Mix- Mifcirt-d Johrxo I hud my mind all made iiiutn up tlut um I i !. .. . prerented with -a v<;iy pretty chair' by irk aiwi u»nr-. [ c«W'™»n just wouhi not lx- seuslr.*. !!.. ..... HENDERSHOTT. ------- j John C Ketcham:.... .2397 night in'iny bunk when I'd roll around' uTv, Mu ni All wishing Mr. and Mr. und MrV R J- Hche.vw 1 and .. 435 Boulter a iui|>py uuitrhiitaUn) family ol Jackson Were Sunday eve­ land and Dr. Ki ller was making soine Albert J. Novak. .. 2154 ning callers nt A. C. Clark .­ ot those hairpin curves over the Al-: , . Mr. and Mis W. It. Johneock and son Mr. und Mra. Chps. Van Vianken vis----- 3098 ------------ - -----Ml.- i Tlu-inia Ford of Hickory Copier., Jlcd tlieir daughtaa, Mrs. Basil Hay­ leghanies. when much t.> my chnndn. I'd hear the swish, swish of ihv_ waves For State Senator— visited Sunday Mr. and Mr.s, (Lual ward in Alin Sunday. and the throbbing of the motor and I11 George Leland . 15-49 Hayward of Alto Mrs. Leo Hendershott was in Kala­ 'then “ .. . where . realized .1 wa.s. Thc ocean ' Alfred D. Dubuisson...Mr. and Mrs Monta ReplOgle of IS«- mazoo Thursday. . While there she was very calm and peaceful for a few! Chtts. C. Willett ifunk vult«-d Sunday Mi and. Mrs. W. called on Mrs. Showerman and found B Hayward her getting alopg xs well os could be the dense fog oil tht» const of New .. ..2853 • Mr. ‘and Mrs, Erae-t Jiihneock 'mid expected. • • Foundlmid On Wednesday A. M. Mr. and Mrj, Pearl Hayward ol .Platis'arc beinc made for Rally Day Jucfce of Probate— Wash. vt<itcd Sundiyr Mr. and Mf-s in our Sunday school to be held OctoSiUnH Clement 1758 ill and I'd had .m> many compliment.- on i>er 2ti <1 Vert Robinson of shult.* Archie McDonald .. S'liart Clement und mother. Mrs Honeywell a Si. the home ot Mrs. Ed Newton this ■ getting rather chesty and walked up as Thursday lor supper. It was thought big as life lo my stiamer chair on deck Total ..... and Mr.« Ja- C.tlhiv. Sunday. .3052 Mrs. Mary B. Jolmcnck and Elam best to meet (or suppef- instead of. din­ when all at once I was top heavy and Prosecuting Attorney— I too made tracks for my bunk I Crump In comi»:my"wtttr Mr. apd Mn, ner, because the men arc all so busy. stayed in bed all day but got up and Laurence E Barnett ... 1629 dressed for our'dinner at seven feel­ Adelbert Cartright . 1292 ing like a million, so you we I’ve ,m»[ Total •.. .2921 Wednesday, luncheon W<‘ had two For Sheriff— stormy days. Thursday and Friday, but Nelson Willison today tiie sun 1« shining and tiie wind Andrew A. Matthews . 721 blowing a gale, alsq waves rolling high. • Gordon C. Edmonds... By the way. we got n wonderful view 371 of the cclipM’ Wednesday evening 135 I .'. Austin. aboiiy 6-00 or fl:30 I Ix'lieve, You B .nd B (lo"’in« .ome delay could we it so much more plainly oh Total .... 2656 oversold on :1| bn .ubie* lo mm than on land. A> I've mentioned la-tore this is a County Clerk— ing *ny Morris O HUI. . 1766 British liner iliid !-IJ'. frankly any the 1225 most .popular place on board i:, the’ Allan C. Hyde. bar As I g<> by it on my way tip deck 2991 it seems to be? always crowded. j Total We were to be in Queenstown Friday, County Treasurer­ night and Liverpool* Saturday but it is BEST FOODS Extra Special now 3:00 P. M Saturday and we've W1DU E. Street) not even gotten to Queenstown yet, so Hiram U. Russ. Walter Fisher . told al) the time it was thc fog. unlill Eduard L. Sciiai at luncheon today we were told the real' trouble, a cracked piston in the engine i, Total FLAKE WHITE It was kept from us as so many would Register cf Deeds— have been panlc-itncken liad they! John F. Chamber known the real cause and I certainly1 George A. " Clouse ----- . know I should have been Elwm Nash . 911 We've had many delightful limes on! deck, tennis, shuffle board, bridge in' Total 2796 the lounge and a movie at 3:30 cachi Democratic Primary Vote. day. Had "Speak Easily" yesterday' and it seemed odd that only two!, i For' Governor-^ km ago Ii miw routings. i Wm. A ..Comstock.. weeks saw h it iii in Hastings. Tuesday—Here it U Tuesday evening । £ ai. ? s, Ci.r”c> ’ - --------.... this ._..*i ' Patrick H. OT3rlen. and .. I'm now..going to finish letter. My. what excitement on board Satur-1 Total --------- .... .1617 day to have the head steward call out "Land ahead.'' and there to our left For Congressman— Birge Carlton Swift. was old Ireland in the distance. How .1205 much excitement and tears I kuw when the boat landed nt Quctuulnwn and all the Irish were kissing and gcHiculullng till you really could not keep from laughing. We landed at Liverpool Sunday nround lunch time but were hours getting through the customs. Our director told us to res’ up at our hotel ready for our long trip to London Monday, but after dinner a (Center Cut», lb. 19c) tevf of us decided to take a walk It teemed to odd to me to go along thaw unfamiliar scenes until ail at once 1 spied in the distance "Carnation Milk." "Kellogg's Cora Flakes" and one amus­ ing incident, people flocking to sec Marte Dresler in "Emma" that we saw • THE BIG LITTLE STORE months ago in thc states In our small For further information on this or STEBBINS BLDG' town. How I enjoyed the ride tlunugh the any other Insurance Question.™ TELEPHONE Phone U# Your Orders. Wo Deliver. Phone 249f. agricultural section of England seeing then small farms or holdings. which folks back home would call a garden. RED CROSS COMMIT TEE FUNS ■ 1931 Model A De Luxe Fordor Sedan 1931 Model A Victoria 1929 Pontiac Coach 1930 Model A Sport Coupe REPORT OF COUNTY CANVASSING BOARD 1929 Plymouth Coach Miller Furniture Co "Complete Home Furnishers” See *Us for General & Corduroy Tires Universal Garage Co. NOW...Is the Time/ We received the following letter from one of the largest Southern Pine Lumber Mills, which will give the public an idea of what they may expect in the lumber market . ! I i. » jwirt teUi».«!■‘“I;• sS.'SJ'.X.L’llrT*" Bargain Days Friday, Sept. 23 ,akethefonow>nB tW Gentlemen-.Please list R-288 vanccs on our price 00 ,nd4 B&BFloorm 2.00 1x3 a' ’,x4 B&BPyut,on 50 '3xnd4No.2FW.na lx4 No. 2 SlriP Floors so 50 ,x6 No. 2 Drop S.dmg Saturday, Sept. 24 Mayonnaise or Sandwich Spread SOAP BUTTER, Fresh Creamery, lb. 21c KELLOGG’S PEP, Package 10c BANNER OATS, 55-oz. Pkg. 18c COFFEE Sd,.r R..., B..I Bulk Lb. 27c RINSO, large package 17c ROLLED OATS fancy bulk 3 lb.. 10c You can see by the above letter that the wholesale prices are advancing, but you can still buy your requirements from us at the old low prices The Home Lumber Co Hastings, Michigan MEAT SPECIALS BACON-SLICED to suit, lb. 15c FRANKFURTERS fncy. lrg„ lb. 10c PORK CHOPS, end cuU. lb. 12c HINMAN’S Do You Own Vacant or Unoccupied Buildings? If so, do you know that the period of vacancy or unoccupancy is LIMITED in most fire insurance policies .. . and that IF NO SPECIAL PERMIT is attached to your policy IT MAY BE VOID? r/A p pAf t*UAM JP- CAM Lx£AJ. JL. WLXJV1A11 CL □V/11 2104 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 21. 1932 PAOEtSTK THE INDEPENDENTS WERE WINNERS SUNDAY Sporting Items WELTHBlfflEMSMIM Defeatetj The Ramblers Qfj ■. Grand Rapijls In An Interest- j ' ------- -----------------------------------------------------------------------ing Game Sunday P. M. spor*. Tn MAQTING<x Fl FVFN'nF!dcrs “8“l»ut the strong B C. eleven: In an Interesting game, character-; rotartanq kuaakiawo ; indicates a fairly succewful reason forjired by plenty of hard hitting and good IMPRESSIONS OF VARIOUS ' EUROPFAN’ cnTTNTPTF'5 i jencr ! frated the “Ramblers." of Grand Rap-.. Dunurt'Ar' uuuntKir.o The fighting Eaton Rapids team {id.'by tiie score of 12 to 7 inn.mrnm. Th ro_-Onmo Pnrlcti With ,o Hastings next Saturday fcr At the Mart it looked tore a walk- WONDERFUL WATER There—Game snaeu wnn |h(, annual Kninron batt!,.. Saway for the vKgi»feuho made four. TDakicnrtDTATinn Horn ■ 45-0 Score I Line-Vp< j score m tin- fiKt thru- innliiv-.- wh>L-' I HANSrORTATION USED Pcudtkm R E . an eleven, which induded one olL.-tate cra.y R r T ... ... Raidt ?. Provided Power. For Liner— ' to B'-rtR ^<>Xrgr:-£Splu;m-.c;pt. cG. BX • Q,ad To Oel Back Home DHOI muo CLCYL 1 u ' FEATED SATURDAY (Hastings in the Little Seven Confer-, fielding the Hastim-.. Independents dr----------- Met Strong Battle Creek Team ....... The game was not quite as one-sided ns the wore may seem to Indicate Be­ sides out-weighing the varsity by a large margin, the breaks of the giilnc M-vincd to favor the B; C. teahi. Only once during the Kame did the locals threaten to score, this being-in the jecond quarter yhep B C. put in its SSL: -:: FrenchE .Lcchleltner WALL PAPER SALE nr ur OUR FALL Clearance Sale .. OF 1932 Wall Paper WINDOW SHADES We make them to fit your windows aiijknny color. SPECIAL SHADE JOB PRICES DURING THIS SALE <C.' I!.. 1 xr -poke at tin- Rbtar.- luncheon Monday* Ridley ............... .QB... QB.................. Boyes Rrr,un nnrth Hrrrineton Tire vllin>re ”^il He KaVc tt lS“Vr! lalk ldW Of GrahamR. If nSnyder ®r *Pn“"d. ’he Irnjx’e.felon.s he had received on u •Sbo -L.H.B ... Karme.v■'muitr', ! n !?*f nv.nt trip, in which he visited EngTRY THE NEW F’y -- ................. E.B.. . Zerbrl'®”“ Bd*“um' Holland. France. Gersub.uu.u«»; t«..>■ -m jute,I n„'i,* SiU"™? £« Siv'TST: Smith. Timinas. Luwreiice. Kelley and 1 nothing but tire old grand-’and vton-1 thing., which every-I Ant'“ • ■ For finishing wood work Hustings received and. failing to. . . to leave the toll rrouiui Roush followX'1 £ « gain on two downs. punted-an the third? J Pd tills up with a hot single. Leonard *a‘Xr ' ordinary and furniture. B. C. putted on the third down and re- Uranfl KaplOS I OSSCTS coverFlrtm a fumble by Hastings After I Rnttlo CwoaL ued nre‘n?nh?11' H" ll!>: S‘K*C °r ,riP acr'r-'about 5 minutes play Sebo put over. Beat Battle Creek J1 °ro JUjJW‘l*ub^J|Atlantic, and of the w.-nderful Water It dries in four hours. the first touchdown of the game and' Shoe tqsrtng teams from Grand Rap“L4 J*®",J? tramixirtation Unit Imbeen d<velu>^i a minute later fcckrd goal for tire ex- ids and Battle Crerk • -•ag.xi a hard-ij^f. * bre^for tire toLr alXTlre J1’*' ,lh‘” *,“th ,u' «?""• tra point B C 7-HMtmgs 0. Abotr. fought batt!.- on the l-eal courts here rare raci Four runl were £ “ Canadian Pacific liner three minutes later a fumble paveil Saturday evening, the Furniture. City;in th... N.jthcr tomn*0' 1U) tn‘x 4nH wx;v' the way for another B. C. touchdown, five finally- winning by 13 to to. Jack ^^ Vthi. Mxth Wide-more Hum two bl.cks in and the extra point B. C. lA-Hu- Hrekrema Grand totirt<L tur'. w-'1 V‘K ftUo ln thJl‘i»th. Th. re were Uei - upon lie,- of tings 0. .;in ----- ■ ;‘•'ienth and eighth Innings Htatfag* ‘nakeen ^’ ‘—-«■>P— “. — ’lU ----------““ “VenMEe There was a crew of eno nu n Thc second quarter opened with to rtngv ■- 9 rp g .„ scored one more in the seventh on a I?RrS1’,<T* In cliarte <» plenty of subs for both sides. Ten or, H..r...,rn Herewith'are A/tulvtf details of the the c-rtej Contest' bv Kennedy and a double by H.r- ,hr ™»ei entire, which furnish tie twelve plays failed to.' gain for cither Grand' Rapids vs. r~ <■ - ‘-■ GOODS DELIVERED PHONE 2131 s' Rtri!- Crrelt ’' rington and three rnpre in tire eighth1^" ’”r ,<h'' '’’-rarer They are n .1 side until Fry put the pigskin acros-. Hustings. September er 14. 14 1033. nrei Ion threc hlts Vouns alH1 u.on. nff n-q.nred in fair wratiur. but wtonfor the third time on a series .of line t-' nd .. . — -L — SP R* /' lard, a base on balk and a single by ‘f -'twn at m-i. L- iwotmplunges. For the first time the extra , Hoekrenia . 70.9; McCann. Tiie visitors scored oire1 u ‘ lid there U. an engineer nt t ach ot 183 jxnnt failed. B. C. 30—Hastings 0.<q gandee 3 2 308 135 4(t.8| more in their half of the ninth on a !’!»• r< ->nn controls ready t > act in- ; . Numerous fumbles and a pas.-, put the F Reinhart the same ettdoms. did ir >t have to contribute anythhig'ioik* currwicy. unifonn Vuittonw at the 131 41.71 base on bails t» stolen ba-..’ and «(.'tunily uj»n .any order tnsn.the pdo: ball on-the locals'. 10 yard lint' from p j4,im(V .’ ports with no interference in ' tn Belgium t-.v-.in! c.u tying on thc.war. Germany. different । » 8 338 1'53 4531 couple Of hits, the final score beim:: ht»u-»where Sebo ran for hi* second touch- i Kidner '' . .. a;:< -.^With ditlen ni to*, kxikx like a pn»|>erous country- ! traveling between thc states. Not­ '•-'-l«-l is an ot! burner, coit-um88 30.1 Independents 12; Ramblers 7. E.>l>w-! down. Thc point failed again. B. C.1 and p;xiblenv, the pi-opl-« but .-•ivms to be plavlng a wailing game ! withstanding lliere are drawbacks in ----- 'ing is the score by innings.\ ling 3500 tons of fuel pH on a sinal28—Hastings (I. ..It was immediately , To!a] 13 13 1481 *»!■>: innings • I 2 3 4 5 t> 7 8 9 - R II E 1,1; ;h,'t Atl-nttc. which u.t- '(•lingin; tenaciously to Their Ihhkuiu at the prevent time. It has nil the, till,' country, tiie weaker’declared tliat ' after (TIB TTHlFliic Hawthornite.i made Av. raec 4i;1 from ow»' ctpilpniept riecvM-ary for .... immense -— r-- proi.wo haw the mast wonderful country, • Rambler, 13 1110001 7 too '™"; '»•' f"!u '*• and paWts. When one their big thrust On the kick-off Boyes ’country to another, v,here ttie duct:«m. ermn- tbur 1"-”-'-' »—> do —it —under —.......existing ....... t— must favored country, the greatest where rile cr«tttcannot •. rndfiw-nd'ts 0 0 4 2 4 .0 0-2 0-12 17 1‘ S»'-I’»«»«pton. with ntly tlmi- day?. .R brought the ball to the 38 yard line . *’•“”** —1 and nlgnto ixii of sight of land. Con­ than one of mir conditions, mid evidently will not at- privilege.' mid opporlunitie.v of any A pass to Pnyder was good for a nice “■ trast, this with tire .-top-, in Which Costalo, tlw dtllicul of^iravchng intempt it until the jx-ace treatte* and people on earth, He did not cure, he 155 T. K. GRIDDERS OPEN ' gain. . Boyes again broke away for 20j, „ ' (iurnbus or the Pilgrim fatiier- sailed, cK-.uu- k> an •Rte whuh Americans oth-.r treutiv.; that have been made ’said, to discuss the liquor question, but 144 yards which proved to be the locals't*- Harrison . SEASON ON FRIDAY (-r even the clipper -ailing vewch ol 0 cun' hardly appreciate. of Bru' ' .‘im e the Rar stuill be modified fc|>e- he expressed the hope that never would •137 ;l': best run of the gagte. A 1$ yard pen-1’ll. • ■ • later period. . ' ' Belgium'.' beautiful chpitol, daily did he ctiminend thc -liotels of the manufacturers of intoxicants get 1 4 300 153 alty and a pass good for five yards put Ziwdyl; . , princ" ' ' •: O-tend. Germany. u> Ix-ing tine, giving excel- tiie strangle hold on America that tiwy ; Keel Strong Wayland Team—! The ocean itoclf, said the speaker. 1the ball on B C.'s 25 yard line. Then • an impressive sight.’ ..... Sometime* llren-.: the Atlantic C . ......... 1. : lie guvv lent M-nlcc and «**|>eclally catering to:have on tlw governments and peoples 13 — 1484 , 47.1 Coach Has Seven Letter a pass over the goal line failed to con-1 Total ...^. I। is u —- •'• — —-------a beat b-anty to it which-— no — painter can line dea rip'io:--. ; American of Eurojic . nect and thc ball, went to.B c. Thej Average'47 3. ' • when one gazes upon the The speaker s-jid thdl Sclxliun curSi-.it- riant! has beautiful and won-!' -------------- j *» ■ ■ Men Returned half ended •hortly after. iiraano M-a mid the clouds at sw'-m* , only in Belg-uin; Famh -l: derfid renrry A Vt-it to that muun-I WEEKS CORNERS. • ! The T. K. griddt rs open their 1033 With tiie first team in again to open.' MESSRS. WALTON AND g'lr-nous.and changing col>rcurrency v. Hi not p.«om -idr of Eputaimmcountry * s immensely wrfrth-1 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Beaph of the eurrei Iseaxm iuxu Friday at Wayland, which :":'h the ‘ccond half, fi C. started a series; i'll ha- been aid and writt-n .land; IT.ncb cun- tuy will not be re- while. One will not -oon forget its i Hendershott district spent Sunday with DOYLE ARE IFTFINALS will probably b<- thc toughest gnme the ot plays that soon resulted in another island that he didfiio- <i-.v< lf ceived outside of France, and tliat wa.-- lx .nry and rlimm. iMr. mid Mrs. Leslie Dlckcraon. touchdown. Sebo did most of the ball-| . . ... j.u „ ...... i,. ■ jj.,. , ,|n,.„( Gerpiany and B - .iu-v of tack of time the speaker The many friend.' of Beriiirc Wood "OM Timers- Coir ConS»u '.erlniKL But ;n •nry on.- ol the.-'" nrtild not gtv- an extended.account <».' <d near Quimby, formerly of Uns place, SiSM! "V932 T!; A i-cutrun-. he .-aid’ the Ametican dollar. JiLv VL-it to Hance, but did speak o! arc sorry to hear of l»er illness al the -iatl/r -liver o; cold, will buy p.m.. a inch he rolled 11 wonderful 1 Pennock hospital. C. Senior Golf Champion : winch he ■- ran cope with th- . m- .<•*«»“r‘,‘‘' C. 3232—Haxtincs Hrtriinc.v n. 0. The The play play from from herei here) ---------- -------------------------. ' < ;ty The French peopbsure a wonder-, Ira ToUas is erecting a new barn to out over a gnat dc.iL.of tcr- 100 <• it-.-- v.orth. on lagged somewhat with the ball go-1 Tn the fight loc the ■ old Tuners’’ ride schedule he h.v; inrangcd t»r this ■ jritory; but its tr5u-.t»rtati<)ii pr.iblem.; M. AuMin ..’..ited ili ii Hdllmid uiHiJut. Hinhy jx'itih|replace the one destroyed by fire just - ing buck and forth between the twoiChampionship Ciiji at the Country: Mr Au.-<tin declared that the finest: recently. !• Tiie probable Hm -up for ne\t Pri- Ion the stti'faen or underneath seem to Swit/«-:i.it. ! a;v Un- im. ? pru ;x-i-t>n teams several times . I Club, some ttlive and interi'rSing toll -lx ninth better liiamigert than on tldi ‘ thing tdsiiit n trip abroad Is returning - Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dickerson und (day's game is ar to" Play started in the fourth quarter cuntestv werl staged lost wet k. ttminer h-.- did not see an to. tlw "(R'Mi old U. S A ” European Jeane spent Sunday wlth Mr. and Mrs on Husinws' la yard line. ‘Zerbel grot; The numerous starters on September!.j; RE. -McConnell. Jepti'Kston, Both count rlr jealousies. .Mis|iu-lons and tJir ill will of Fn-d laueh of Urixmdale. off his only bad punt of the game, and 11st had been'sifted down to only four!i R.T.—Standish. Ih-mentioned'hi* visit to BelgiumR.0. -Hewitt. Sebo soon-took advantage of this by! at the beginning of la a week—R. T. n< ut'ral.i und hirru.died supplie »y in netting Kick to of thc Doud district spent Monday McIver. putting over his fourth toticlidown A • Walton. Wilbur Lane. C. E. Doyle" ami e ore m that there Is oi» language, evening at Lyle Dickerson’s. JOrgCtlMHl. line piunce gained the extra point. B.jE. J- Huffman. In the contest.^ for this t". 30—Hostings 0 (honor week ,Mr. Walton defeated ' , On the kick-off Keller made the:Mr. Lahe twn up ami one to go. and! finest bio^k of the game to aid Boyes‘.Mr. Doyle ddroicd Mr. Huffman’’-by i R H—Smith. in bringing, the ball up to their own ?tin- same score. . no yard llncNon lhe third play a pawl Tins leaves Mr. Walton nnd Mr : I. 11 --Adanu intercepted by Graham which he took Doyle to play off tlm finals, and the tor a touchdown. Sebo missed the contc.-.t to dcU-rmine who will be th<- ( point. B C. 45—Hastings 0. | old Timer' Champion tor 1031 will; ■ Only four or five plays wAxj run off!probably be pluvwl M»mr'a!tcni««ni th!.: before the game ended with Hastings-'week. Both contestant.'have none into: <.n tiie short end o! a 45-0 score, jIntensive training tor thu great 1932 The locaU were far unt-wrighrd and event, and a close contest mar be exO' 1 i I.,,'*.- <, ,■ the undoubted ability of Sebo as u.ball jx-clt-d. ■ •MnrrteT figured israviiy hi tin- defeat of ’ '--------------- •-*-«--------------the Hastings »quad. ", A REAL CJRd'LATTNG LIBRARY Sebo wax easily lhe Individual Marl Munich. Germany, has a real elrcu of the mtnr with Buy<s. tlishop. lattng library, inasmuch as it is Howard. Lechleitncr afid Snyder show- tram-car Outfitted a., a . library whsqb ing up well for Hastings (runs about serving thc literary needs The iM-rformancv of the local grid-of the community. 1 From tjte Grand Rapids 'Pre.■j take the following pt iiitcri’-t to jtings people; ! 1 Hastings woti the .championship <>! 1 ictws A <>' the Western Michigan ■ iHorseMiJe league Saturday d-fi-atlng . : Fairview. 15 to 10. Hastings thu-; einn-1 'pieted the m tlv single* wnli . fivwwins umf one !<«. Grand .Rapid won tour g-.um-s «pd la-.t two nnd fin­ ished second. Clyde Park fint-hed fr IS NOW ON If you are considering doing any wall papering in the near future it will pay you to ART LAC SEE THESE BARGAINS CARVETI-I & STEBBINS The REX ALL Store ZiZZ o OPENING O High-Speed Gyro High=Compression GAS At Your Service AND WE MEAN JUST THAT duo ritowtxi c night rest wintutu: all of their game- ! Hendrickson and RviniL* were be .3 to: j wins and two rce games and i C. Jami'* had '■»( 0 lead all of the j When you drive into our Service Station, you'll get attention Don’t Gamble With Trouble! it's delay- and incon. venience... our regularcarinspeetion w ill prevent unexpected failures RECEIVED SPLEND 0 PRIMARY MAJORITY iContmued from juge onei Fl RESTORE TIRES CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS EXIDE BATTERIES WHEN ns AN TRY IT TODAY IT’S FREE! COMPLETE LUBRICATION ANDRUS SERVICE Phone 2240 Corner Court and Jefferson, Hastings Kin probable that Mr. Kvicltam! slated tor the 1 hninn.in.-hip of! mimittce on AeiK-tillnre. on1 riiich he has se rved aince he first en- jat tiie head of that committee. Should ' ; fee republican^ wm in November, he' jwill be in position to materially help; the' interest' of libs district, which an-1 ! largely agncultjiral And - in any’ U-.-j for Ins dis' country. HOPE CENTER. Mrs. Clirystal Schcars and daughter is visiting her sister. Mrs. .Ethel WilJinnu in Kalamazoo. I Burdette Lyttle stayed In Hastings i last week to be near a doctor ns he had ■a very sore finger and had to have it (dressed every day. returning Saturday , much .improved i- Chas. -McDermott went to we hU I brother In Battle Creek last week who A twelve-acre field of corn grown by Frank Leonard on thc Walldorf! farm. ; Hope Twp, is an outstanding crop. On ! tills field there is 865 fehocks cut 8 lulls square each, averaging better than 12 baskets per shock, making upproxlI'mately 2,000 basketsto the field. Who can bent this? . I o STATION O Two Big Days—Saturday and Sunday Sept. 24-25, Cor. Michigan Ave. & State The new improved Hi-Speed Gyro Gas has with-' stood Every Test of Experiment, Engineering and Road Operation without ever failing to meet the high mark of perfection that stamps it as the most power­ ful and HIGHEST QUALITPremium Motor Fuel Obtainable ... at the REGULAR Gas Price! Hi-Speed Gas Station �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY', Sil-TIMBER tl, 1M1 SUSTAINS BROKEN HIP IN ACCIDENT Social Events and Personal Mention !RbpW Drl„„ Car Hll, Hr And Mrs. Clark Robin- at they peoples »y with Wood s place, at the f NOM NATE OFFICERS [ FOR COMING YEAR Fall Suits Mr und Mrs E • C- EdmoqdS"*|>ent ■ son's Machine Paul Webber of Detroit spent Sunday LEGION AND AUXILIARY ARE Saturday tor a visit with relouves. •Fruluy in Kalama**' with HaaUng* friends. Mr* Ciark RobRuun i-: Mr und Mrs IXmald Prentice unfl, ■ F rapidly,n»‘ptKrtblt• from Hartley Finstrom left Tuesday for .... PLANNING TO FURNISH MIm Esther Doty spent thc week end win ol Sturgis, w-cre Sunday guesu m Ea-'l Lansing where lie will enter the in stutained on labor Day in an auto AND IMPROVE HOME Mr mid Mr.* Fred Prentice. ' -which »hc Mm. Warren HmuJi and dauglrtcrs M’®' Mr. und Mrs Leon DeLano'of Grund and Mr Robiiuum .riding, was called ou frtrnd* in Diwell Sunday r un Rapids were Sunday guests of Mr. and Kalafluroo are kiiesls of Dr. an I Mr . rd into by another car Mr und REPORT OF DEPARTMENT Rep FXrl Buriians of Paw Paw was Mrs Hugh Riley D D. Walton and family this wn I; i in tin? city,Tuesday calling on friends. Mr. and Mr* Wayne Miqrick spent •.iy:.!..'.';'";.;;'. .convention by delegate Mrs.' Honk Andros and Mre. D. L Sunday -w .„, m „ and Mrs. Bernard THE ANNUA! TROPHY with Mr , ... tlla.a.Vk „f ..r Wcoldnnd r.H.1 * Christian were in Grand Rapids on jj]ttr Unit Members To Can Fruit -ttfflCHEON TUESDAY Friday. Mr arid Mrs BUiiiry Rachnder ol And Vegetables At Rooms On Mr and Mrs Forrest Lane und chil- Ionia Were Sunday gue.-u ot Mr. un i Mrs A W. Woodhurnc Will Be 1 dren wereivisitom in Grand Rapid* on Mrs. Herbert Freclaiul Wednesday, September 28 Sunday ' • Mr. mid Mre.' Wm Cruns of.- E.isr ■ jcnr. turning it around Chairman Delightful Mr and Mra. A. J. Larsen went to Caledonia were guests of Mr. and Mr ’ Time Yesterday Big Rap-tLs Monday fur a visit with Dan Lewi* on Tiiursday relative* i Mi and -Mrs. Howard Blrdmll and • Mixed bouquets ot Jah 1iow< r* co:U E W Carbarn of Cumfrey. Minn . children were Sunday gm st.s of Charlr st'tiuL' of marigolds, sfruua*. .v‘«-i.-- nn<1 visited Mr. and Mrs H. J Freeland Blnhall i»f Grand Raplrh idliox were tired to ih-cornlc tin- If;L*last week i Mr. und Mrs. Verne Johnson ot Lan; tings Country Club Tu«;d:.‘. for the " -wcre guenu of anti Mm, Floyd weekly luncbet-n. Twenty-four mitiiMis. W‘ B -Wilder ol- Bottle Creek spent Saturday with Hasting* relatives fUvkrll Saturday and Sunday ber* wetn present, contract. iirid,o be­ - Rulwvt Ritchie returned to Charlotte; ing p)nye<l ut lire mbl< :. Mr* David iuul friend*. Mr. und Mrs Walter Burd of Ann Tuesday evening after spending a lew French of Calodonta and- M; R W Artior were in the city on Friday cull­ day* with Mr and Mrs Harry Ritchti Ox>k h id high score.’ The suit mu-t1 MRS. Mr.NULTY SPOKE ing on friend*. Mrs Frank Twrigond rctunv-d oft was a blind bogey and W«* wui.i by Mi*. TO MISSIONARY UNION Mr. mid Mrs V. L Wolcott ot Frie- Saturday to her home in Kansas City Wilbur 1 -u •«•. purt xpent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Mo. after a visit with Hastings nlaKeith Donn tH. . Thirty.Five Present Al Open’ —zMr. and Mrs Roy Painter of Grand Robert Gardner of East Uinsing i ing Meeting Held WedncsRiil>id* vuiu-d Mr. atui Mra. Earl Boyca vbdting in* jnether. Mrs. Erma G irdday Afternoon -L" orer lhe week end n<-r. here before beginning his work at nt CaHfmjit was in <>iinrge <f the g.-.B Mr and Mrs. John Vaictitine of Knl- M 8 C. . Tin- executive connuitt*v held a man my vented Mr. and Mrs. E. C. EdMr and Mrs E A Burton and M -■ mretink following * lhe. fuHCiumn tn uioikI* on Sunday Huth llandv were guirts ut Mr und tnakr pliut* tor Uie'iropliy !tmcl.'*«i hurch was held nt thr home of Mi Rev. and Mra I. L. lL-Dewey “ .spent . _Mrs ___ ____ David Vail of MuskAgoti over J?n-- which will be held next T'-itsd.'i" A‘ Sunday P. M with Mr and Mrs, Steve week end. thi.-* time prfz* :. for Hte .-e.i on' . profitable Carter of Miildleville Edward Bottum. Jr., Mavra-Thunday <>t golf .md broke will be nuitrded Mr. and Mr* Kenli Daniels tent for Ann ArUir where he i- a mwor m Mr.-. A W .Wuotlbunic will b- m Satuiduy with Mr. und Mra. William, tlye. engineering d-.-partnient _<>! tfu charge <d the luncheon mid member* Schulz in Gnqul Rapids ----■ University. Mi - Eunice M airt* returned on Fri­ 1 Mrs J F Black Is vinlting Mr mid thms ns early a-> ’ possible as n N v\— day Irom Battle Creek where.she had Mrr. Bernard Black and,My and Nra pected tliat there will be a goud ar-1 Howard Black of Worailmril township irilrtnrir-e: All Who, have nre-jet paid Mia. F Mnrvin ftaqr, who ha* bceu for ty.<» weeks. their dnec are requested to bring, them Quality, color anti -tyle art- impor^unt items to mat! Mr-. Harold Newton and Mr. Maud- Tuesday. ether wn-iu-rii poinU . ’ eonsitk-rwhrii'buying a full’etiit. ■ • kigch. returned lost ‘weekScltotnp are on a motor trip, to De* '.try'plain that weak «>f wry much Mr. and Mr* F. E fame of Saranac troit. Bay Qlty. Pctor.key and other PRESBYTERIAN L, A. S. [only . D'-ritcd . greatly, bt New patterns of oxford greys, bines and browns northern points. are here i«>r your inspection. The fabrics are longLam- TYuyi.1! and Wednesday. Mr. and Mt^ Wm. Severance mi • HAS FINE LqNCHEON 'Mra lb lly Burton mid Mi . .J... vJC ri guvej intvH-.-tiiig review lainlly o! Ikctli- Ciet-k weft- Stinor wearisig motor twists, hard finished worsteds anti Imiu Ann und Mr ■ F B lame und son gwwta of MY- Mary ScrerantW mi l Executive Boarn Sponsored So- luni.m and hmm ;•• -.• were m It.itth- Cii-ek on Saturday. Ml* Mary- »H’hs)l. ■ citd Affafi^t Church On :e Qiirly-I Dr. A. W WiMxibuine atu-ndret tiie Dr. and Mra. Loui*- Wardell <if Au -, I’rifvs are very hn\ fol? the sph-ihlid quality found Mhhignn Medical Ax<octaUon meeting gu*tn and Mr. and.Mri, Hugh Pn too | Thursday*-*!’. M. in tinHmt. Schaffner A; Marx Suits at $22.50 to in KalamwxM on Wednesday last. and Vera of Jackson wr-re guests of Mr ; ut the $29.50. and Mra. E. F. Bottum on TuemUy. in rm | und Mr.- Guy Willard visited ip Ka ■ air. and Mrs. Fn-’d Stemirr nnd Thursday Iifuriw'i. St.-'t L'». With thefo| ‘ii.-.iK-.ra thr- It; Other.-? ut $15.00 and $18.50. tmi.'oo mid Tlirto Rlrer.von Friday. cbildi' ii. Fred. Jr . Jessie and Burbaru. • vciitivt- bonrd in charge-. Fulk flow-icnnifiitDii' of the. 1-i-d'r,ri and the era were attractltefy. arranged oil the; tu:«l Fire fn--u:-m;<.- c-.m _:a:i turned Ihiui Chu-jigu alter visiting'of Mr. und Mrs. C. W. Wopinlcr anil tables mid hi the rtiurch parlor.!37'.h annual am«-nimii m ti i v<ry interesting report of thr deMrs. Arthur Huven wa.* proermn! A.‘-s<elation «4 MutuC H.i- u-.. . MI.«.m . JLise and Catiu-n’iH- Cl«il. chairman. • Readings were given by paiiii-.s. which will o*- li<-Id ?! tin- iJ rtmenr convention hi Id in Kalama­ it given by Mra Fore­ A'. (' Hyde and d.nigh- -pent Sunday iiixBoyn.* City Mir- Mr* Gi-urj.-*- Cahin'mid . icriil piur. •; ler-Walitck in Columbus «> S*-;> :n‘an. who candidate. tor depart­ ... . She was defeated by urriay with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence mg th-.'ic f>;r a lew weeks, p-tumed which »<-r«- c.-uoyed by the ludle.i Tn-Hy e-,tt •• B rtl-. i PrtxgMl of Detroit, who <7relic. with thr- Mra** - Clark. tenr-Hiip Fact.; C<uu»rn«iii.- Wi-llan • delcuxi held the alike tor n number ot' Mra. JuM-phine Tixld and Min. Dick, and Six-iul Work tn Wa: hlngtoa. D.-tpm m Mr and Mr.-- Donald .McQuarrle and will leave Thursday m->rninc hr ru The'n»-xt convention will be in in! Hi-.pid- in 1W3. Mi* Mdrte; (kilimilms. Ohio., where they Will, visit ,. lni(. uck bv Mr> Ket< ham l ot HA ItllilllipY 1‘Alttl irutnpt oPNHc* wn* elected aj one. Friday. . u wi.-k -before leaving tor Miami tr.-. Ctoa». H Hinman eiT.rrtal Mi,-.-. - Heli n Chirk left Monday fWBviieh. Fla . when- they will sjM-nit the aiming to- HaMingti.. .mm 'Woman irwii the Ann Arbor where she will ent* r th>- v.iutrr ‘ University. She is lo live at Hu: Hel.-n ’ Mt. ;»:'d Mr*. Walter Wuligcc an J y.-tdae] ii .-erred very acceptably. N<-wbi-irv n-;*ideiir«'. MiA.uul Mn* Flo.v.l Gaskill 4>ie in The Auxiliary will co-opeiate w,ith Mi and Mrs. Floyd Everhart Imre Ann' Arbor Mmidav i-> <<-. tin- liit’.i . it- U cion in tuniLMiing tiiuf improv-1 COATS. GROVE. ' ItOHINHEE PARK. ut tile newly purdiuscd home and Milton Murph?, ally h;> pitul where he isTakitiu insulin are occupying .. ...— }I(, u ([a||l|!||!..|Utr|j-. act’ severid moiw.-y-muklng acti'.lue* Tin Community Service on Sunday Mr. and Mr- Arthur Leqiini; and Mrs I <• K* ichpm gave a vriv in 'viutli the cm P«W'V“ isdi-r .ciLUiidt'r-ailwi. The roornu lire < vehing w-'s in ciuirge of the Inter- family. .Mr mid Mra. Rube Fuhrr, Mr. Richard Cook went U> WuMiingtou uid '»ih rtruetne talk lo the y.ain* |e--'|ile of,man with a si iso b in/, rented to dint-n-ni organtza- media?.- Sunday Sclwol chus with und M: Herbert Ferrm- ot Grand D V. S-itunhiy for i^wru! day*' stay lima, Oregon, accompanied by their Hw Pre^oyterun church Sunday n» - - n’«rc haPW birtht!. mi for their regular meeting*. • Modest* Kinhe u« leader. Rapids calhd on Mr. and Mra. Gcurve With.ii r-uiipnny of weekly ncwspaiier father und mother. Mr :uM Mr- Ov< r- nirg. Fr.-m pri-.wnt Indication* there will publislK-TS of Michigan. 'smith, ol Nashville and Mis-s Horenc-; • Her subj«< There uu* a tine attendance at the Poland one day last week. -Government." 8h< Mr and Mr - George MiU« r took Gr >!u- ol Grarui Rapids visited Mr' said that y. . .. L. A. S. meeting held in Woodbind- Mr -and Mr. Lewis Skinner and riitmmt winter around the county, the Thuraday at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. family of LciRhvm. Addie Benton and «h« ir liiuchtn, Mb* Eleanor Miller, to and Mrs. Clarence Grebe S.ilun!ay form a public opinion sb that when Ip., Unit ‘members standing ready to do .. ..... Harold Sigeratrom of Middleville. Mr. ninniiigiuim <ni Sunday, wii'-re she be-; pi. and Mr. M RfsKlivh- and Mi they become voters they will know A baby daughter was born to Mr. «nd Mra. Perk- Joimwn mu! son, Mr. gan her teaching op Monday and Mra. John Nobles returned on Sat- what changes they want nmdvin the, Vinney American mid Mr Howard Hccox at the Pen- -'r-! Mr* Glen Moure, and family ot Mr. and Mi -. A. J. Epley; 429 No unlay from ainotor tnp to Qiicbec. pre-tiit government. She- n’u> Riddi notk hospital on Thursday. Sept. 1 Nashvill". Ml** Mary and Phyllis CorBroadway, have just returned from a •Maine, to Boston where they vt'.iti that many iieopk- curve the way the' -Mr and Mrs Willard Deniond ai.d r'« »n o! Chicago attended a reunion ot m»iBurn tnp ami a ‘Mi with hi- Mu Kmdt-’i mother, lit-tm- ’hiaiJRti uoiyniini-iit b, yunic.-l on iintl yet Hi'-J: sou. Lloyd and Mr. nnd Mrs Russell form* r *t r.>>!mme* at thc home of Mr. brother, H. B Epley, of Cadillac. . New York State stopping-at Niu«»r.i cannot give any good suggostiuns by Ormond and son. Ker.iutth. ut-.e in ur.d Mra Jotm Kollar Sunday Mi. and Mra. Allen Malcolm and son Falls. Allegun on Sunday. Mr.*. Wilbur Gibb* fApent’ Friday iiutl Mr i«nd Mrs. Henry-WeaKcr vhit-j Mra W.'.D. Campbell and M. o - Ar-[ dd that «<• must have respect f«ir otlri Mi*s Ruth Woodman ol Caledonia mgh’. with l-.-r mother. Mrs Orzit • d Mt - Weaver's parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Ii-iw and Florence Campbell are .in her -Commanders. and fru-nd. MBs Either Bleri. of Lowell PuTce of MMdlevilJe ami Saturday ucJacob Kqnkle. of Alto on Sunday. ITruvcr-o City Hits week Wliere the hit-. would cur father or mother b un. •« L'-wi,.. Lw Burdick. qx-nt tin week end with the form-r . C‘xr.;wmi.«l her U» Kalamazoo Mr. mid Mrs fnorgr Van TifHin anti t'.-r is attending tlw> convention "t the thr government art- a* a father or Domtnli Hale Sadkett and Dr parent*. Mr. and Mra H. Woodman. M- m-d Mraj Julian Putu (anjj Mr. and Mra lilrhnrd Van Tirtlm of i Michigan Credit Bureau .’A.-'-suaUoit Mr. and Mra. Neil Smith ot Midland daughter Betty spent Sunday with ttw latke Odesra spent Sujiday with Mr. They plan to vi.it other nortHcrn and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Shelley ot laRt r* .-i*ter, Mrs. Will MitehuU. ot and Mr-. Earl Boyes ut their Wail Jake Michigan point* alsi should <«o tlirir part Finance Olhctr. Angelos Bpiri*, Fi .'yd 1-tnsing .sj»ent Sunday at E. G Grand _R.«pid*. riling**. • Mm. ___ John Hamn—— nnd daughter । ’ Next Sunday W T Wails'* *i!l Ulk. ymith'f-. Mr arid Mr* Fred Cisler and soft ot Mm. Donald-Sledge U unending the .retiinu-d Monday to their home n- Everyone is mrjted to attend thrw Clai Krnm-ih Kds-y. Max Coat.* mid Grand flaiml- pent Sunday with thu week in Buttle Creek, ranng- for hcrSyracue.-N. Y.. after vL-ltinn her par-' meetlngv a> they an uhdemmiuMtioii-' Lim.ii Dftnond met with lhe |.-.iyr>r i:i Tcfttr-r s jnoth -r. Mrs. Manin Cbk-r, i-tT, MU< Ether .Freeman, Who en-jvnt*. Mr. and Mra C fe. Doyle, for two a! -Ellsworth Newton. Woodland Tuesday evening to qiak-> anti brut her Ray. Mrs. ’Doyle — will ters the Battle ■Creek*’Sqnitartum for fmonths. — “• accompany ------;.*!ut-.-. for lhe community meetins ■ ..B.-b WilUajiu*.- Mr. and Mr. Hnmme* F> Syracuse next week, a Miiirt ofivrnClon. The young peupie'-* Sunday Mhuol’Mr Clare Wilhanu and family. Mr. A j-Mi' •: H. >’.HH ... . Rev and Mrv C A. Hoo* and Liinilj- •when hi.' work in Michigan is cwnpletcluAS iiiiit} wn. held ut the chuiili; and M; G«->rge Poland. Ml* M|iblIm i»wii-u\ti|r Siilurday nr,;!i’ t< I Sault. Str Marie, an- guests ot Rev. < Thunuuy eientitg Mellgra- and friend ot Hustings calleil Canadian dinner inu-sls of Mr. and th* erenhi Harfinu* SaturtUj? -hit mid Mi T H Hons thl* week. The M;s Jeaiu'ttc Mllu-r i-- Mill confined.'ut Mr. *>.d Mrs Jtdin Kollar Sunday For:«-*i.lJ. Lane Thuradny evening MtKibb.n mui .*<ui Ronald, ’lbKt Hi.-in lulling hh hath torcner Ls j^vstor of the Pilgrim- Holi- Mra. I Ill-|.l .HORN. ,to her bed u* -a result of a fall a tew [aftenuxm. . « iu'ss church nt the S«io. . •wen- Mra 8. T. White, and daughter, pre. a-nt v .-re Mr mid Mi D-im‘ -K-l weeks ago ------■»♦»■....-------* Helen While, of Ofangrvillc. On-J-T. Mi. . ml Mr Har:-. C.■:.- -md ,-->n, and Laurel Me Mra. Carrie Olson ot Grand Rapids is Mi.v* I is ot thnuirrr. Mr. Robert Clark ol Alton. Gn- Mr-and Mr*. Glen Allrrdhu; .n. : m. lurhnd ipd adenpld here assisting with the care of her larlp. I Van TUIlin, ftm Mrs Sopha Smith Wednv-,day p M ,, Drning Instructor-, Well, du you Mr mid Mrs. Wm. Thomps m of ■ Mr. and Mra G-Depri* - I-.- and skier. Mra Clark Robinhos, who is turlii. I Van Tiflhn ■ d I ak« odt- - 1 lie prtigrum was conarrning ’ noted! underitand Uie car now?” ’ Ontario and Mr.*. J II !»n. Mr and Mrs. Shirt* ‘ Mayo. Ahdoing as well its )»»siblr alter ausiain- Wuterdown. 1 Wi'.ma E. Sheiihnm. shoot blind jH-opIe. j Beginner '•perfectly. Thant** only . Hny of Saruiwc. drew Hourly. Jnhn 8*-->b,-y. Sp.-nrcr Mr. and Mr-. Hrafry Schn ing'a fractured hip in an accident I »a. on Monday ot last week -------- x < a *-------------- one tiling I . iviuld like to know. D > Mr -------and Mra .. Fred Prentice and Hu- [Scolny. Victor Hiiu.'-y Dai. Wik>o; dau;dtRTi Mrs. Ri>e Mr. .Ind Mr-- Wallace Wesbrook and — ---------------------lhe c.iiiibuiM4*»woV—*i.id in-1 you put u>‘ water and thc gaioline itr dau-.-hter Ruth- ol cjled: t Mr. and Mrs Harry Wcsbrook of bert Prvrtllce returned lost week from ,.iC,! ■John C,qi;x»n. Thtelugcnre b unbeatable. . the same holr? —Suoreuful Farming. Sunday jg&c.‘U ot Mr. and Brain (ord, Ontario, and Mr. nnd Mrs a motor trip to Toronto. Canada. •-i>* nt m playing pr<x:r> Steve Carter of Middleville were visi-•where Hwy attended thc fair, to Nt-[After a la’.- lunch • good time Falls und‘ the Acilf mdA-k moiin- back to H.oJim- r.uprtli tors of Ref1, and Mra. L L. Dewey and ugnra ~ ‘ tain.* where they remained for n few -» • * . .■nn George Saturday. . .• ' Giicata of Mr. and Mra Martin Van ' days. Mr. mid Mrs , Elroy TObign went to DalMtn and family at their Gtm lake 'pent Sundinc with her »ot:. Mt Guy cottage were Mr and Mra, Theodore Ann Atbor Wednesday where they Mi’Nec. anti f-.imih Knop!. Mra M. E. Wltitman and Dr. visited Mr and Mrs. Charles Dawson. J «*£ i Services at th.- church every .Sunday arid Mr*. C E Hyatt and family on Mr Tobiay spent Thursday In Toledo on bttsincKs, ’Mijs Betty Dawson left nlru;. m morning at B it. prcaclun-i by Ib-v Sunday afternoon and evening ' Armstrong, ^lyidav School .•«■ l'i 'to. Mr and Mrs A A Crothcrs lind Monday tor Gulfport, MIm. to resume ''";r ____________________ her college wryk -Arthur 1............ Epworth Lesiuie at 7.30. Btb> s'.drb Mr and Mrs. Charles Potts will ac-*™'™ a »«'*-'■ O’/ Mr nnd Mrs. zwte Williams. Mr* K 'AP!,‘ -11 r-2’ui i"r Aben Johruon i id family. Mrs. Clifford company Atcir daughter. Virginia, to ly. Miss Maude ;Chambersburg. ---Pa. where she- will Dolan and tat— ----- ---Iron----------------------------- — ... r.nijn of L‘ke O”^'-1 SOTTH THpRNAPPLE. tide and Miss Helen Michael visited enter Penn Hall Mr. and Mrs Potu Mr and Mrs. Frank Maus of Martin on I will glw visit-Mrs Pofiv brother and, ...n , .... I Mr. and M-.s Orrin Landacr* are enSunday Other guests were Mr. and wile. Major nnd Mra Olyioon B?™M home of Mr. and Mrs Thm Baird .trrtaininq her daughter anti husband /from Kaiamatcw. Mrs George Rickman ot Kalamazoo [who are stationed at Aberdeen. Md |8unrtay mnJnR when they entertainedj | Caller*. Sunday at tht/lUMr.' of. Mr ;ln honor of thetr wedding anniversary -land Mis Chas B Johtv^n wrl*. Mr[•Small bouquets ol late rummer ilbvrt-e Elmer Fetiton and dsu-ihtcr and F.ftZ centered the lunch tables. Ccngratu- granddaughter, from Middleville, My [latlonK were eitended the '-ibnde and npd Mrs. Ki Ax-rt Chubii and Mi. an . grobm,” and a jileasanl social time cn- Mr;:. Louie Martin ami sou. Louie M.irWARNING—Tlti, i* thr gcnujtir. SuperIJoyCd. I'oui-rrd twp cylinder Frigidairr—a product T. S. Baird (Nothing for Men und Boys Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes nd wm .fomluy Giving % Greater food SPACE in the same sized cabinet A 'Genuine ‘pRIGIDAIRE Dedicated to Better Vision L V. HESSMER, Eyesight Specialist HASTINGS, MICH. Without Becoming a Patient— ynti cannot know just how much your eyes need a r ervice. And you WANT to know of course. You have been wondering all your life. And you are tired of un­ certainty. Al! right. Our facilities are for the purpose of clearing up wondering such as you have been doing, take advantage of them. Two Cylinders CONTRACT BRIDGE PARI II1.. 1.. u-.,. la Mr. und Mrs Sidney Kirym -am' Monday evening to eight giious, con| tract bridge being played Top rnner. to. Lyons Sunday tn vu4t«r<&lnes. 'acre won by Mrs. F L Bauer and MrSTONY POINT. Clyde Wilcox. A delightful time u reLyle Bidclman "f Quimby calbd nn । ported Is .1 Wellman Sunday. ririf Blczo of Grand Rapid,1, tinted i ■ There will b'- n dinner for lhe Coup- I hit- daughter. Mrs. Ed Mead thu week. .iry. Club member.-, at the club on Fri­ । Mr nnd Mre Claud Dr-nioud vkitetf*. day evenins with Mr and Mra Fred I triendj at East Lnnr.ing ffqjv!.,-and Mrs Ed Deakin- er.iertain;Stebbm5 m chairman ot the commute*- ,;edMr Inehds front Unrtnc Sunday BRIDGE CLVb’ Mr and Mr.. John Blocker acenm■ panted Mr and Mrs C.-atb to । fa her br.dge e-lyb on Handly ew; -CrytU! mer the •‘-eel. and . ! everyone hiv.rtj a vary delightful time. ; Mr ind JDs Hamler ef HcpLixu 'ns-, lied at Herman Kullbaugh s Sunday. I i with cautioned against accepting a‘ cheap, un­ derpowered or poorly constructed rclrigrralor under thr Itnprmion you are getting a genuine Frigidairc. s-ueb a refrigerator ix expeiivhe at am price’. Thr standard* of the new price |>t>v*ibk. Look for thr Frigida>n nanir-platr-rfound only on the gen­ uine Frigtdaire. instead of One NOU’ ONLY • x JL^w t>iui helivered. In- tailed and Federal Tax Paid IF.K5IS IO SUIT YOUR CONVLNIENCI CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY 1 �Our Success WANTS Mr. and Mrs C J Barnum spent Friday evening with Mrs Harriet Stakes of Grand Ledge to help cele- THE CHURCHES r difln—UlM- .!u.iT »t 7 .-4 V SINGER Sewing Machines p ri.UM,.! Citizen* Mutual if iiarryville Wednesday. ROBLESKI ELECTRIC SHOP FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY . Hough _______ ___ Hulbert of Gary. Induiu called op Gewie Fidler Monj H. S. SHELDON SO. JEFFERSON ST. HAStiNCS, MICH. Mr. Fred Warner an^ .Mrs. Gull Lykins were in Hastings. ' Miss Edith Fleming and cousin from. Wisconsin spent Monday with relatives MANY SIGNS OF RE-­ TURNING PROSPERITY I visited Mrs. J. V Hilbert Wednesday. They were also Grand Rapids choppers. Clyde Ruel! visited Ills sister. Mrs. Ralph lullliber of Kalamazoo Sat- WEAR THIS Miss Amy Hartwell spent Monday ith Rev. and Mrs. A. L. Bingaman and family in Ionia. Mrs. Clyde Wilcox of Hasting* spent Friday night and Saturday with her mother. Mn. Eunice Mead. Funeral service* for Gilbert Smith. 74. .whs: |HixM*d awuy in Toledo Friday were liitld at Hie Hess Funeral Home conducted by Rev Albert Beard of Otm-ho Mrs. Gull. Lykin.* sang acctanpanlrd by Miss Amy Hartwell Mr New Feature Truss and keep your truM adjusted. East UinMiig* Wednesday. '• At the MethodWt Conference held in Lansing last week. Rev. Frank Loomis, who has been paiitor Of Hie Methodist The Prescription Drug Store HASTINGS MARKETS HaXthiKs.-Manager Branch has wwtured I the producers that hi” could get a much I larger aths^donce if they would permit I midst. Rev LodmU. during lhe many u-ora in- has served this charge, luis won a warm place in the hearts id thr people of ui! denominations, and lie and his family brill be sorely missed. A reception lor the new ixutor. Rev* Wynne-aud a farewell to Rev. Loomis will be hcld'in thc church parlors Mun- nmg were: A Night With Nature;'' follow mg «iu> thc progrnfn. Music— Club. Roll Call My Favorite Shrub; tudlc:. <>t the M S College Mi v. Ixmna Northrup of. Cicek spent Sunday at her hutnr -Sllpt GUARANTEED SET OFTEETH A reicpttuss for the teachers of the Woodland township adiool will Ik- held m Uw .schoolhoii.M* Tuesday evening. .-ordinlly invited to attend. Mt® Katll rme Mohler Rapids spending a few w tion with her parents. Mr. relatives at Marshall lust Thursday William Justus wa* called to- Hat ford Chy. Indiana, hut week by t EXTRACTIONS it Grand Rapid.-. Rev. Huffman. pastor of the" United 50c DR. O. L. BROOKS Chance man of Woodbury. it and Rapid-, shoppers Friday. U-wU Post of Grand Rapids spent le week-end al thc Wm, Mohler Itomr. Robert Win.: 0! Grand RapiiL spent {iinbiilaiir om tfint h« upirortmiit Mr nnd Mr:. Aliscrt Hampton of thc Hunnel district were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mn. James Murphy. THE Kalamazoo spent Saturday nii;ht Morning, Glory Shoppe FOR Millinery rin Mohler Tuesday. Thr- Woodland township iichool open4 Tuesday. September <». Three LARGE HEAD SIZES OCR SPECIALTY Reed City. Sunday afternoon. . Dari Kama attended on Sunday, u family gathering at the home of Ben ter. Opnl. and Alien Bishop motored to Kalamazoo one day last ..week. Donald McCullum siiehVnnnwMy afternoon in Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. John Bcnxlift spentWednesday and Thursday in Lansing • with their children. Mr. and Mr*. Marley Burroughs of Three Rivers me spending several days with Mr and Mrs. Ed Whitright MM and Mrs Ed Dodge ot Lansing visited them on Sunday. Lyle-Vanderbrook of Kellogg school Jordan, pioneer farmer residing two miles north of Woodland, had pu.vad suddent iy away Monday afternoon Mrs. Jordan passed awuy last year ' after a lingering illness hotne in Charlotte Saturday after ^tending two week* .with her niece, Mrs Lon Campbell Mi® Donna McKeown spent Iasi WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME wife were. Mr and Mrs. John Foote and Jimmie Elliott of Pontiac and Mr land Mr> George Cnxvi of near Battle Creek. , . ' Job En*Und of Bellaire spekt ou-r the week end with relatives and 1 friends at this place. Miss Charlotte Ziuclvnltt of West I Hastings is teaching the Fish school as supply for Mrs. Bidieman. who* fnmMr and Mrs. Archtf Herrington mid ily ure Hl with scarlet fever. Jake Walker and wife of Hastings, children of Battle Creek -and Mr. and , Mrs. Ed Rfce and daughter spent Sun­ । visited Ear! Olcr and wife Sunday. I Art- Yurgcr and Miss Leona Landm day at W Ickes’. were married m Inthana August 29. Mr* and Mrs. Heber FVisler uf BarryTheir many friends gave them a tils- ville .spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs 'celluneous shower at thc home of Col­ onel Yarger. The young couple will , reside in thc John Lewis house. i Art Richardson and family, uccotn; panted by Joe Sccft of Clarksville, vis---------------. jited Josie Roush and family of Lyons Isn't it cheering when something jTuesday evening. turns out Just tlw way*you planned it? HOUSE FOR SALE SEE E. A. BURTON FOR SALE 1 Mi*. Fred Camp and George Whlt-< ney visited ML and Mrs Ed Whitney near Crystal lake Friday. White • Leghorn '-epuileU. r raise;!—few. Reds. GETTY’S HATCHERY Opportunity Uses the Want-Ads Those who bring sunshine into the lives of otliers cannot keep it from themselves. CHARLES H. LEONARD Distincthv Ftfncrul Serv Also Ambulance Service �I Wednesday Sept. 21, 1932 Ircarlot—C a i n—Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to HU Moat Gracious Majesty, Lucifer." etc. He was born near Scipio, Cayuga Co N. Y.. of excellent parentage, his moth­ er of good New England stock und his father's grandfather was Norman­ ■ Continued from page two. part one> French. Henry de 1’Estrange. a follower of the Duke of York tn the New World stand*, roadside tourists' camps, and In I>>c year* that followed tiie name gw* .stations-nil trying, to get aenxw was cosily corrupted to Strang. James to the Jast flying motorist Junt how Jras* Strung hud an unusually good many quarter miles or rods they ore education for those early* days and fit­ away—Inviting you to pause and "Gar ted hltnwlf for law. All tratlmony With Bill-Eat with Lil" or "Stop bears out Hurt he was an orator of un­ With Pa Jew> up and Let Ma Jecrup Fill usual ability, and despite his rather diminutive il?e—he was only a few inches over five feet tall—he liad much I have <eidom seen more flagrant pertunar magnetism., a rich vibrpnt abur-e of highway approaches tA a town voice and an impassioned, flowing style than one finds at the outskirts of of oratory that was very, effective. Traverse City and ■Petoskey bo.’.h iiIf nc - ----- ------------------------------—, r i»been *n so he naan hadn't so unwise unwise a* as to to inInbte «1 by ■,«(...» .Ilh p«u Udy traluc,. >> annandun. Hrr. hUUUH «~l todn [ „ i„w,nl u„t ,w rrawKIrti'* ’ arc* nrd literally lltakmilv sprinkled tnrlnilrtl ■. With Gentile — ... near .him . ............................. . roadsides should be baptised huge signs, largely local. Into his church; and hadn't tried to Railway statioos have always .con­ dominate politics in tiie Mackinac re­ sidered it an asset to beautify their de­ gion. tiie disruption of lhe rolony and pot surroundings and in many In­ hl* death might hove been long delayed stances their right-of-way through a even though hts faith and principles town. IC- would certainly train thc didn't m fit lnto into w the cogs of a republican spotlight on any Michigan town that Iorm government made a consistent attempt to keep ap-: " ...... . I,auncUw ™<1 i™„ T!;™ Un . dmU but «tat m«nr ot ; th* tale* of that period concerning him A_tu~m.ni ralW ■ W.- Do Not r.-1 N° Sc°!!!'h‘ vor Products Advertised on thr Land- EnR,uh border feud, no »®u‘hrm . rcape" is doing things In the east to rla" *®rfare *« ™°~bMUr •Vrcate sentiment to do away with a !<>• 1 ban wWch V .7“^ of inis this uciuciiiK defacing m of puouc public nigiiwny* highways It's ,he Mormons and the fl-ihermen. or • -------~ ---• •hopt<d. it. will .. spread-especially . .. > trappers, A to be trIa’]pPr,'.„woodsmen w’DO~^’?fn, and scattered white Bsettlers along to our own Michigan, famed fur iU, ’whi,e *•tOpr, 01on « 1the coast and on the island all of whom grew to hate a lovely and varii-tl sn-iwry. One sign I did see that drrerves a Mormon ns tlw provcrbl.il southern Irishman of the 'Ould &xl does an mention for its originality as well tw ILs unobtrusive sire was that of a Orangeman. Tlw. pioneer records tell of one Chas young lad's bearing4.the legend “Peppy Worms for Bale" which ought surely to O'Malley. Justice of the pence at attract some povdng fisherman seek­ Mackinac, then county seat of all this region. Who clashed with Strong .When ing an especially enticing Imt. • Hut I uni a long way from where I tliey served alongside each other In the legislature, and alio ever after pursued started. hU greatest ambition Our first stop ns at' Charlevoix him relentlessly. relentlessly, lib where we spent th<> night in order to In life bring to “get'something" on the take tlw morning bent, the "Oman; bewhiskered. auburn haired Mormon x Bedell." the smuli white ferry that king. Finally when Strang had driven a innkre Uw thirty-mile trip to •’Tlw leavers” every day as long as navi­ woman from the Island colony. O'Mai* gation permits, for it is Uncle Sain'.i Icy served summons on film to appear official mall bait as we11 as jiasrenger nt court Strang's defense was tliat the and freight carrier to thb Isolated vomnn was a prostitute and that the community. The Ford miracu­ Mormon law was very definite against lously stowed into the hold along with such Wifiwesra gave rather, conflicting two other cars: ft holds Just four, und testimony. Wlwn O'Malley asked onri we-went on thr upper deck t<» enjoy tiie witiu-.ii if hr hadn't understcxxl Mr three Ih>ui or mz ride with a blur sky Strang to say the woman must leave overhead and a fine bn-err blowing­ tlw Island eU» the would be publicly with the— rod--or ridden on thc horn iiw wrong way for a few—hr- chtulired ................................. --------------------cau.'w We rode In thr trough, but I'm b.udt of a'black ram. Strang JumjxM to proof and mi W Richard against wind his feet objecting to th^ absurdity of the question. O'Malley immediately and wave. I had wished itlxw many years to ordered him to Jail for contempt of visit “Tlw Beavers” but ronM-thnw. hud court and kc|>l him there for quite‘a |x-riod because lie lacked Sureties in always prewnt«'<l. he sum oi of > 410 000 iu to seep keep uh the- im iwace. There nrc- few jdares ot greater hbt-. tme iuuim -uci-. tPrical mtcrest tn the state owing to Tills O'Malley fumblws wmw rare thr Mormon occupation there between tales of thc time. He it is who b credi1847 und 1858 Wlwn King Strang and. tod with dunging thr nanw* of revhb "wxinu." a dissenting branch.of tlw end northern OMintlea in tills section Smlth-Brluham Young Indian (tesigbatlon. bcmull ll-WI 1 UUUK following, cs- from tliMr ' J bt Sclioolcraft. to tlw t.ibllslivd n kingdom on lhe Island tlw I stowed Irish ones of Clare. Emmet. like of which never was knoan on lhe eiiphonioini Roscommon and Antrim, all because hr North American continent. • Hidiurd lias outlined tlw main facts awl Schoolcraft disagreed as to Cer­ ot Hu- story in thr fieptemtwr "th Ban- tain nweaures when they served jn thr twr. I we. As lw smy-s contemporary legislature, a change we arc told tliat tvrords can hardly he relied upon, lirarly broke Bdimlcraft's heart and tlwrr was such a constant feud and ill made him dub Ids enemy "tha. Irish , feeling bHweeri lhe settlers und iWirr- Dragoon." Someone loo. I hoiw. will sometime nwn along-the cisi&t. many of whom Strang hail driven .off. Tlw only avail thcmsclvcrt of all the wealth of way to live in peace with Strang on material available concerning Strang Beaver Island at tliat |wriod wau to and thi* unusual episode of American stab'----------history ----ami—sift out < mbracr lib faith. * -and ----------- the There lun't a doubt but what lw was truth of the facts with an unprejudiced n man of unusual ability and kern in-1 mind from tlw vantage point of years trlligencc, a natural leader, much! pa.-.Mid by. It's long been waiting “ml feared always by tlw regular Mormon.- . 1 have been surprised In going through wIuim- oitlcul |»|ier calkxl him "Ju^us the Michigan Historical and Pioneer KING STRANG RULED WITH HIGH HAND STARTING *5® TODAY TRADE-IN TIRE SALE SELL US YOUR OLD, UNSAFE TIRE5 . . DRIVE AWAY ON NEW U. S- ROYALS BUILT WITH TEMPERED RUBBER » » • 29x4.40 . $3.99 30x4.50 . $4.42 29x4.75 . $5.18 Hero I* an opportoaliy to savo money two way* on Iliad Wo II buy your worn-out IIre*—give you big Oih allowance* on U. S. Royal*. a 1 HI _ 11 ___ ____ trade-in tale In mileage that ike aew U. S. Royal*■ today. ROYAL U jfuto JpoH Jhop TELEPHONE 2177 PART THE HASTINGS BANNER DRIVE-IN SERVICE collecUon at the amazing amount of CHICKEN STATISTICS records tliat could be drawn upon from rnilMTV »t*te and government arcldvm, law, FOH BAnKY COUNTY courts, county records, personal source* ——■ — and tlw like. Interesting Facts Abont How One at King Strang's twrire cjflTMany Flocks Are Maindren. a ion. Charlre J Strang, lived in r North Lansing, and wrote retninu' — tained Here ccncra for jhe New York Times skJlstic* gathered tor Barry count> The trial of St rang In Detroit in thMl uiere are 2345 .farms in 1851. I think that date is right, on county where nock* of cpiclu-ns twelve counts and hu acquired “t- arc maintained. Some Intoratting traded attention all over the country iIucU about the ster ot tiie ftodu »vre Il lasted from Moy Uli July 9th and. prouglit out. as follow". Ute New York. Detroit and other metOn w llUmt jjw nock." «msiM of ropollton papera^filled columns with mens or under it* progress ’ I On 846 farms Uiere are from 50 to 99 Wai Iu* acquittal, gained in face of pens. violent local prejudice and V* mo'1 On 452 farms there ore from 11)0 to virulent attack', in Uw local press, due ’ 1W ^n., to UaUmony. Strangs impassioned de-, On w county farma there are fense of htnuelf as a religious .martyr: f^n, ooq <o 399 her». or did ppliucs pipy a hand? Bereft 6n 13 farm5 the flock* atmiber from hundred straight Democratic votes 1490 999 ■ — from thc Beaver Island townslilp at i Tbe county has two farms on which Uw last election l»d empha-dred the 11 he number at hens range from 700 Mormon vote ax no mean one to reckon .o 999 with. It sho-.ed him into the legislaBerrien. Allegan. Lenawee. Oakland, tore; it elected a Mormon alwrtrt. a Ottawa Saginaw nnd Van Buren Mormon judge and every county of-1 counties are the ones where thr poultry fleer a Mormon th 1851. I industry has reached in highest deWe learn now that many diplomatic vejonment in UUs state. notes pawed between the Dcniocralie —----< • » ------------Secretary of State in Michigan and tlw AUGUST REPORT OF BARRY Republican Secretary of State Dani*-! j COUNTY NO. 2 I». H. Webster, at Waslungton. which to an Wwn herds or n total of 7o cow* unprejudiced mljid. in thu far distant during August. Their day. might look as tlwugh each of thel avcrage production was 506.4 Ito milk leading political parties were trying to testing 3 901-. or 19.716 lbs. of fat. in­ ' pds* tlw buck" to each other m to! eluding 18 dry cows. whether stale or federal auUioriUre । two cow* each produced over 50 lbs. should bring order out of duos in the! Of fat atuj three each went over the flrorer Island and Michigan coast feud < ,250 lb. mar? for milk. *k_ and thu.; foee the “Mormon vote.' j The average value of product wa« ti—"Alli BVCra(Jr totnl Cft,t Kas Records alww .1-. tliat Democratic poli­ 44 gj ticians in Detroit at tliat time were in 4196, leaving a margin of 42 67 above sympathy with Strang feed co»t. . Over in Wisconsin where Strang wa>. The return for each dollar's worth baptised and where the Mormons of feed consumed was 42 36 The feed flourished for'a time Uiere are- abo -- - cost per pound of fat was 099 tpracmany records left in state and county c -■ tically ten cents*, und the feed cost of archives. .I prodneing each 100 lbs. of milk was _ a| A.quite complete flic of 'the Wnrfl, North'' .387__ cents. Islander, a very high grade newspaper । Four grade Hohteins and one’grade published by Strang on Bcavyr .Island. I Jersey, owned by George Couch, averb in existence, as are also some>of hb aged 772 lbs. of milk testing 4 19’7 or , own bewks claiming divine rvvetaUon i 32 36 lbs. .of fat.-'HiU was tiie highest . and a rare copy or so of the Sacred herd average for butterfat. Book which he added to tiie orthodox Fred Miller's herd of grade and reg­ Mormon books have been preserved. It t-tered Hobteins averaged 716'. lbs wigild all make a gorgeous, interesting of milk testing 3 60r. or 25 8 lbs. of fat tale. I am sure. Including eleven cows. This was thc Tlwre are several islands In tlw second best average for butterfat., group of Beavers, five designated by — — — ------- - ---» •»Nineteen registered and — one — grade names oti lhe map—Hog. Garden. Hill. Guernseys averaged 473 lbs. of milk High and Big Beaver or Beaver Wain! testing 4 875': or 23.055 lbs. of fat. as It b generally known, ’they are a This was the third best average. pretty sight as you come in view o! them from Ciiarlevoix. Dairymen agree that while alfalfa is Beaver Island lias one of tlw finest the mo>t important rough feed for natural harbors ah tlw lakes, a land- dairy —.., cows ---------during - .... the winter — feeding lucked one, and is in shape of a errs- jseaMWi. Hlage for surculefit rough feed cent, saint James, the Utile town und Is very desirable and iwlps coys pro­ port. Iles along tlw rasU*n> end, with!dure more efficiently. Michigan's corn a fine sandy beach. I was surprised to' crop: seems to lxv exceedingly good this burn tiuit in tlw village and scattered year and many dairy herds, hcretothrough the Island were 700 inhabi-1 fore not fed silage, may have silage touts. It is one- of tlw most unique' this year at a very low cost, according and interesting communities in our i to the Dairy Dept. M. S. C.. providing country. Thc majority of the inhabi-1 the herd owners will scoop out of the more now are Irish. They came in' ground a trench silo Tills type of site tantu offer possibilities ever growing numbers a few; years after seems to "" ■»-■■•••— <for — dairy­ King Strang's death Tlwre were many men without means to pul up a per­ nationalities. EnglL’h. Frvnch-Ciuia- manent silo or for herd owners with dian and Yankees as well os Irish only a few cows. More details about thc trpnch silo represented in tlw Aral white settlers ran be obtained from the Agricultural on ine tlw isiano. bland. Why on earth would people want to Encmrering Department, M. 8 C. settle way out there in Lake Michigan. I Remember while we are on this Mibthiriiy miles from tlw mainland, und be; I’1’*- that thc importance of getting Isolated from contact with tlw world, your silage com Into your silo, at the and alt the comforts and advantages it Mage of maturity, cannot be brings. Is often asked. emphasized too highly. Com silage Now no oiw gora up und dowp tlw i»“‘* irom corn too green or long bequiet little village street they can I"" «»» Hl“*in« *Uge is worthless, scarcely realize the busy thriving ccn-1 Alto, silage made from com that has ter it was for a prosperous community damaged by frost, to the extent In tlw long ago day/, wlwn boats put lha{ 11 *s dry, bleached nnd extremely into its fine harbor Just as reon n* perishable is more likely to spoil even pavigiuioh opened in tlw spring to re-. *'«* «r»nt «« ,u taken bYtuming cure tlw cord w<xx! that had been! water the blower and thorough gathered in great quantity all winter j tramping is done. for tlw fuel that kept their engines - ^-——AIW,hrr Reason I nr Testing, going. Cooper shops flourished turnSomeone has said that if members ing out thousands of barrels yearly for received no other benefit from being the shipment of fisli which was thc | members in a dairy herd improvement Mwrt ln.lu.tr>' ut all. TOm, war no! «»«c»U»n Ita U»> «lmply pravflnrr itehlnR kuhiuU. anywhm fo,;I'>S the herd bull, woru, b, comparing Mlle Mr and ViM, “ HU daughwr. «lth The ,»pulauon wa. largely augment- «»» "> •>»» dam,, they auuld be well cd in the summer by men from Ohio, .u u Canada. Mackinac and many other There are at least ten other adjxunU Who dealt in tbh. Pish always: vantages besides the two I am menbrought a good price; during the Civil i Zoning but I have room for just anwur a big price. No one need be with- gj**r pood The Burcap of out money in those days Tiie Beavers {?“lr* n* Bn<* 1 >e , American Daily was n mod place to locate and was al- ^lence Association hare decided defl. «> kntXn tu . «xt ot Iwnlth n»ort. hrrmltw. «Uy UcuUon Boarding houw. nmrrWwd ond boot..»3“ d*”,l!r‘u”" <’" ",cl' “• aunt Udon with provUta «nd wok •co.-plod tor lb. purptwr o( tack IWt. moi*-Umber, coni .rod,nd m«Wn« d.ugbt.T .nd <Um comport, other commodiilc. Ftelung U Mill thr l””n’ bl, Induriry Ihrre u the numerous ash <r..lin>: wll be it wmilnu.1. story beIWU .imud out ou lhe cuds or wound Hu.se neorly .u row, would be nnw>on btj reels giro endenro. ‘»r lest Independent ol other Anyway there-. umu-UtUu then- that but each con record a. I Un­ bring, Uw- peuev peoee and ronienlmml that “• •h“" • Uct.Uon rroord urings uk vmimniimiv uuh tiie outer world doesn't always give, for 0< Tlw generation after generation stays on. " time m" is* here 1 when more farm­ ers arc thinking of testing. No recent happy and contented, none of litem knowing want. There isn't a piece of reductions have been made in prices mortgaged property. we were told, on but thc present rates are certainly in keeping with the times. The un­ Beaver Island. In my next letter I'll tell you about solicited testimonials of such members our experiences in tlw all too short as Lloyd Gaskill. Jesse Osgood. R. W. Cook, Marshall Pierce. W. C. Schulte, two days, we stayed there. Wm. Btanfprd. and many other*, speak Petoskey. September 14. for themselves. Anyone, interested in Sadie R. Cook. To HAVE Money You Must SAVE! This is the only SAFE insurance against “WANT” when earning days are gone. It is so. easy to spend money . . . all one ea.rns can slip away like dew before the morning sun. The man who carelessly spends ALL of HIS INCOME is almost sure to come to “WANT” later in life Those who have a savings in this sound old bank have realized I 00 cents on every dollar deposited, and have received 3% interest compounded semi-annually.This is a safe place to put your extra funds and earns you a safe return on your money DON’T TRY TO GET RICH QUICK OPEN A SAVINGS ACCOUNT HERE! HASTINGS NATIONAL Only National Bank in Barry County V) A ’KTTZ’ JDxjlL y JlX. Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2217 Under flve yearw-W. C. Schultz. COUNTY LINE. , registered Guernsey, fresh April 22/ Fred Cooke of Grand Rapids came 1932 046 lbs. milk testing 4.7 with 44 0 Monday to visit his brother. Mr. and lbs. butterfat. W. C. Schultz, regis- .Mrs — ■ Walter Cooke, returning home tered Guernsey, fresh April J2. 1932. ’ Tuesday. Mrs ° 8. C. Schuler and Miss Olga 843 lbs. milk testing 4 45 with 37A lbs. butterfat Fred Miller, grade Jersey, Eckardt arc visiting in and near Ann fresh Sept. 29. 1931. 747 lbs. milk test­ Arbor from Friday until Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Eckardt nnd ing 4.45 with 333 lbs. butterfat. Mature class, five and over—W. C. children called at UieJjotnp- of her Schultz, registered Guernsey, fresh l>arent)i. Mr. and Mrs. George Schnei­ Muy 2. 1932. 986 lbs. milk testing 5 4 der. and Etta. Sunday afternoon. ' wiu> 533 lbs. <>" uuku ...., W. ... C. Schultz.. Miss Ila Saigent went to the home with butterfat. registered Guernsey, fresh May 6. 193X of her parents in Sebewa over lhe week 995 lbs. milk, testing 5.0 with 49.8 lbs. end. butterfat. Geo. Couch, grade Holstein.. Mrs Mary Kunz of Grand Rapids fresh Jan. 20. 1932. 987 lbs. milk, test- came Saturday to visit her brother, F. A. Eckardt and family and the Misses ing 4.82 with 47.8 lbs butterfat. Kate and Rose Eckardt and the. rest Edward R. Bailey. Tester. of iter relatives and friends for'a few , days. HOLMES CHURCH Mrs. Waller Cooke went to Mrs. Norcutt of Clarksville spent lastL. Mr. , and n„„, . thc funeral of Mr. Cookes grand­ mother returning home Saturday. John Velte and sister, Anna, and Emma of East Woodland visited their cousin. Mrs Anna Eckardt and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scheel Sunday after­ noon.' Eckardt spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rowlader in Lake Odessa. Mr. Rowlader is getting along fine from his recent operation. ' LENT CORNERS. Floyd Steele of Plainwell spent Sat­ urday and Sunday with hu brother, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Su-ele. Mr. nnd Mra. Jack Tomin and family and Mr. and Mra Ralph Finley of BatTombs cottagb, Warner lake.. • raT’i«J'Uh hCF dalig"trr’ Mrs^ °Kdc“ from there to Sparta Friday and from Dorothy of Freeport called on hu ■ ! there all went to Saugatuck to attend mother. Mrs. Sage. Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Barnum placing theirwere, cows on test will not go wrong on following the advice of these week-end guests of Harry Woodman's । in Grand Rapids and Phyllis and VlvWESTHOPE. memoers inquiries Miouia uc namembers Inquiries should be adOnr teacher. Mrs. Laubaugh, is going drested to Edward R. Bailey. Route 4. lan were at John Woodman's near Coats Grove. to plant a largo collection of flowers in Hastings. Mjch. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Crockfonl and tlw school yard along with lhe peonies The following is a list of the three when they come. She would like all highest producing cows in each of tlw Str. and Mrs. Ben Crockfonl were ______________ ___________ ___ Sunday guests at Will Croc Word's in those interested to let her know if they following classes —butterfat basis: Under three years—W. O. C. Schultz. North Carlton. j have a surplus of perennials of any ----------- j.--------------— Schooley Evart---------sper.t kind which they would like put here. regUtcrcd Guernsey, .fresh Jan. 8. 1932,i1 —--------- ------------ of —------Any kind of flowers will be greatly ap- 580 lbs. milk testing 5.75 with 33.9 lb*, i the week end with Mra. Etta Parmelee, j predated. butterfat. W. C. Shultz, registered Mr. and Mra. John McLeoud spent ' The community meeting held at Guernsey, fresh Dec. 21. 1931, 468 lbs. Sunday at Frances Coleman's in South i 246 lbs. buttorbutter-' Haatlmrs. Hastings. Glen Motehouto's Friday evening was milk testing 5.25 with 24.6 ■ ■ 1 well attended and enjoyed. The Octo- f-L fat. Fred Miller, native, *r™. fresh Nov. 13, | Mrs. Mildred VgndenBosch of AUe-. 3 6Vlth 183 gan spent over Thursday night with " ber meeting will be held at Jewe Oa- ’1931. »•" 507,Klbs. * milk, testing*aVi.». lbs butterfat. , her mother, Mrs. Etta Parmelee and all 1 igood'a. Under four years old—W. C. Schultg. spent the evening at Dorr Stowell's' | Mrs. Anna Campbell, who spent last Guernsey, date fresh unknown, (Winter with. Mrs. Bertha McKibbinandgrade ----------------------------------------------------- - near Woodland. Mr. and Mra. Keith Durkee spent who is well known here, passed away 1101 lbs. milk testing 3.55 with 39.1 lbs. Thursday tn Plainwell. j butterfat. Fred• ••••• Miller, — registered •— ■* Sunday at Adam Endres in Freeport. Mr. and Mra Roy Wlcklaun and j T. D. Woodman's spent Sunday in Holstein, fresh Mar. 10. 1032, J147 lbs. milk testing 3 3 with 37J> lbs. butter­ sons were at Archie Wilson's In Kala­ , Kalamazoo at J. P. Collison's. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hwtinp.MM. j fat. Fred Miller, registered Holstein, mazoo Sunday celebrating tiie Wick­ I Business compels its practitioners to fresh Mar/15. 1032, 1145 lbs. milk test­ ham's and Wilson's twenty-fifth an­ ing 2.6 with 29.8 lbs. butterfat. 1 niversaries. face realities. is advancing in price FILL YOUR BIN NOW! Hastings Lumber & Coal C«. THE BIG SWING IS TO U. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER M, IMS PAOl TfN aaraaU'i'n jnf Admr. issued, estate enrolled ■ -'ii'W 1 1 COURT HOUSE NEWS i I-4",; ........ ““--T-H Y. M. C. A. ITEMS ' — of notice filed, order appointing Admr " -‘ rj--i ,’.u.rs ' entered, bond filed and letters issued. c PROBATE COURT. order limiting settlement entered, pe- ■ Est. Fred C. Casbraocc. deed. Bond tition for hearing claims filed, notice to ’j? “* wam^of Admr. filed, letters issued, order creditors ixswd. . Itb ” limiting settlement entered, petition ““ “ . . ] are invited to Join With Kent. .County for hearing clainu- filed, notice to ' ?*7* et al Annu.11 y ln U1U retrMlt tm lnsplra. creditor* loued £c'd Inventory *nd 'nformaUon. Mr. Ray John* Bit. Joseph C Shafer, deed Final mprf • state Y secretory, will be one ot thtfj -account filed, Wed. order order assigning aligning residue residue --------------- -------------------- camp-leadcre, Mr. Lloyd Shafer willX? 'account have charge of the entertainment. entered, discharge of Admr. issued, es­ Enough »»a. said. uiuy Only »i.av 11.SO me for me the o6 twte enrolled . — _ . . , , uwugn tate enrolled. . EM. Louise Will Bond filed, letters m^t^fEtoKta? £nt 281mea!s °r >WJ ,nay brlng ea“bka lu1d' <rf guardian b.'ued. wve ,he ,, M Ckxxl cablni‘ bedhCarl Klee Brown, deed Order SJJf tain/ B4dlr“ ^d thimbh-^ blabkel? Th'rp u E«L Sarah E. Good, deed Petition cordUilly Invited to attend. for prder tn to employ counsel filed, or-­ ... filed,-or A>m. HU. der to employ counsel entered. ’ ' MU. Al,™ Whei,.™. K-:. claribel I ParmeJee. Petition for license to sell filed, waiver of no­ the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Theodore' tice fiJ-.d. testimony filed, bond and at Sorlhrup n..r Wrireml.llto. , wei^-K. . 'The National Orange, composed of ’ . , , , ... OMobrr 1IU1 M U» bwl«Ur uml- st; n'S’ir onior confirming .--de entered . Est. William H.*Veddcr, rlec'd Fi­ Mrs. Julia Brown of Vermontville- v ' ' nal account filed. order a.vlRtnna resi­ due entered* . visited het parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred ! taSt Ed Fiederli-’c L. Wrmcy'ec. deed Barry Friday and hrtjx-d her father celebrate rus his 80th birthday* A_ bu,1< a few from • Final account of Admr. filed, discharge ccieoraie twin winaay. Cub*ing5. only fof _3 blocksLeland ' Westerman, formerly df Muskegon, is secretory. If you are going to lhe st ho\ri CHEAP IS CHEAP that is t/ie Question Y. get in touch with C F. Angell, who will arrange with the Y Uiere for your. ' lodging. ; Barry Coynty Ministers meeting nt ; Welcome Corners church, Tuesday ■ October 4th at 3 P. M.. supper followling. Every minister In tlw county’ is I Invited to attend this fellowship meet­ Ing. with important Kingdom business' . to be transacted. Wash Boiler vs» Bank - L . It is reported that near Stanton, Michigan, an elderly woman living alone had a sum of over $2,500 which she kept in an old purse and hid in an old boiler irt the basement. One day she went visiting and when she returned she decided to look at her hoardings. She found the purse but not the money. • She called in ‘the sheriff and he and his deputies finally found the lady’s money wrapped in an old sack and hidden in the pocket of an old dress. The sheriff persuaded the lady to deposit her MONEY IN THE BANK! There are thousands of instances of hoarding and hiding money in which the money has been stolen, burned or lost. The place for your savings is in this sound bank where one dollar has always returned 100 cents plus 3% interest com­ pounded semi-annually on every savings account. TAMARAC CORNERS. There will be a special meeting at1 j Taniarac church on Monday evening. September 26th «t 7:45 o'clock. Rev. J. G. Connor will be the speaker. | Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Curtis of Kallamo called on Mync Cures Sunday P. M. . . ' I We are pleased to know tliat Mrs. Agatha Smith Bawdy, who has been in I Pennock hospital the paketwo weeks rvlunied to her home Saturday. Site is getting along nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wortley of Lake Odessa spent jort of last week with their daughter, Glendora Scars, anc} family. Miss Gertrude Cox and sister-in-law. Trclfis Cox, had a birtjxiay dinner at the home of the latter. Th<r>e present were. Hale McDi.irmid of'Sunfield. -Mr Jess Cole of Portland. Miss Doris Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Alvah Cox. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Newman. Chet Hecker and family. Mrs. Lillian Ritenburg and family of East Woodland and Ward Hecker and family -of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Curtis spent Sun­ day p. xt with lixjr brother. John . Curtis, und family in Kalanio Mr. and Mrs. Titus T. Wilt of Sun­ field spent Saturday night with their brother. Cleo Sears, and family, Mrs. Mattie Newman spent Thurs­ day and Friday with her brother. Will, anti family at Coats ‘Grove. FREEPORT. landing the Taylor University Her I Floyd Miller, and family spent Sunday ' EAST WALL LAKE AND VICINITY. Forrest Fox Is again'able to attend' services at the church The first nu-etlng of the local P. T. A ! !_>arw^? continued their trip to Colum- al Byron Center w|th friends. , nuther quiet here as most people are Aunt Anna Curtis is. not quite so was held in th" local schoolhouM’ Wed- !b”s- Oiuo. where they were guests of The Kalamazoo Free Fair fa the leaving for llielr homefi mid school duwell at this writing. nesday evening Tlw ireeVrm ua.> (t,w,r daughter and husband. Rev. and' main attraction this week. ; tle, Tiie L. A Society at Mrs. Ruth Gei­ called to order by Mrs. Arthur Moor. M,r" c ’’ HolMein from Tuesday un-1 Our pastor Rev Harold Dixon was „ ' Ttebo»m.s,orU»c«nWI "' ■ w 1 *G n“U‘ oh"’ ' ger's Thursday was quite well attend­ ed. One new member was added to year was outlined. .r-*J oiuai nrai w.ie ana Mr ana 'o* nooioer year. our list. Tiie next meeting will be at km,,,,., tiirbu. iMrs. CR-orgi: Bustance and family and! A family gathering was enjoyed ut Ml and Mni Andrews anti three . A?’° 5 f.r°2l^y. 5110 at"’ Mr. were caller., the home of Mn>. Mary Curti.-* some tended the‘ Rebekahi. Ri«tiwrt annriets.rv Mr• und und Mrs. Mrs- Ted Trd Bustanre Bustance were were gucsU guests I > the the J. J. H. H. Norris Norris home home Sunday Sundoy when when children enuarrn of or Kalamazoo 1 tkMtM !;Lun» X. ““""’i.’:-« r ‘M f.l..., M" their Stir chl'dre-u ““h"'!™ time in October. «... 1...1 7,;,. can>6 liuiuce fur.dinner, >M’rc Sunday. Visitor* at Boss Cxton’s Sunday Gan' Studt of Lake Odcva • their daughter, Mrs. Vida Jewell and, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hudson nnd were Mr. and Mrs. Ora Lehman’ and Mr. und Mrs. Fred Sehwader. Mr und ?' Rev. and Mm. A. E Wynn tire ' now husband and son. Paul, of Beulah, daughter, Mabel, of Vicksburg, visited son Curl of Wamcrvillc, Mrs. Floy Mrs. Ed coats. Mrs. Ella Catt, Mrs. rr/Ments of Woodland. Michigan, son. Innis Norris, ot Battle Clifford Kohler's Sunday. Lipscomb and daughter Donna ol Hazel Novukey, Mr. and Mrs. Earl i Mr and MW. R E Lipscomb of Creek. Map' Loe and Winnie Buxton Mr nnd Mrs Walter Briggs of Ohio Grand Rapids nnd another daughter. Rogers and Mabel Osborne. Grand Rapids napni, were wnc guests Rue.-iu* at nt the u»c home numc ;: ;‘h‘! J»«nipc» and son. Clare, und fam- .trp spending a few days ut the Vrn • Mrs. Lorna Knowles, tuul daughter Miss Helen Boughner. who has been of their daughier and Mr .| »b‘.rwere present,-■ ... husband. . .. — , In ml cottage.' .. . Mynia Lou. of Frwport. . spending several wepfo. in Chicago with «nd nn<1 Mrs. Mr„ Onio Om0 Knowlcr. Knowlco Monday. Monday. I * -------■.--------t o i -----------। jjr tl!ld Mrs Qouch. daughter nnd her cousin, returned to her'homc Sat-- arid■ Mrs-L Jake - ■ — -• Mr. Walker of- — Xias- 1 You can turn on the radio but ynu'granddaughter of Detroit. a<icnt tin: 1 BARRYVILI.E tirday. s tings called on the formers brother, jcan't make thc guests listen. iwcek end at their cottage here i,r*. 2?e,?r Bobby sui- Brynh Walker Thursday. William MMuerMishler, wno who mu-, has oeen been sufi ______________________________ ' , eni^r'X%lr^SS>C^Sr WJf^h/-^nR “ brOk<,n ,eR ‘U1d 60,11 i Mr nnd Mrs. Elmer Roush and Mrs. __________ , J f , ,, , Mr' 8' s r' The hospital several weeks, ft expectedI F. E. Deming and Plnyford Burgds. » RM-ranrt Mri V»» Finn* ,.nrt * ,O U' “b!c tO *» brouK»d b?mc Wednes- motored to lhe former s farm at Rock- , Rev nnd Mrs. Van Dorn und Ashley ford Friday returning by thc buy of n.^. and .nd Agnes PMrr attondad lumr, und Dora I’Grapd Rapids where they visited Mr.! . a Sunday school convention in Hickory vWSing her sister, Mrs. Cora Gardener.. and Mrs ....„ A. ... E Austin and family and , ■:» R her Mp. and Mrs. LaVerne Seger and famfor the past two weeks, returned ,to The money you put into a savings account here goes back into (jirculatifcn in the channels of trade . . . and HELPS your home town and your community to prosper. A “BOOST** FOR YOUR TOWN IS A BOOST FOR YOURSELF AND YOUR HOME HASTINGS CITY BANK ‘'The Bunk with the Chime Clock" CAPITAL Nut Margarine IGR Oats Lb Sc Pumpkin IGA te i7c Fine for Pie* « No. 2 K Can * VC Tomato Soup —jack or TOMATO SOUI Fancy Rice c.« 7c n. 4c CAMPBELL’S IGA Sugar Peas sweet and No-2 Can Ijjc Pork & Beans Fender Kidney Beans Can go ’%? 10c Flour IGA A FAMH.Y FLOUR HOLD Of MOSEV BACK GUARANTEE 24', lb. s..u IGA Corn Syrup 59c It i»a‘l »h»t you p»y tb*t cou«H. Ift-wUt you pt fat Mbit you p.y that xparatry tbc "thrifty'* from the big majority. GOLDEN No. 1« Can Fly Tax Pint Bottle gee 11C Navy Beans Michigan ow h thc Time In Kill Flic.! <<„ 5 Cb*. 10c Soap Chip* 5 u.fk,. R3c Friday and Saturday Only J:v IGA STORES . $75,000.00 the Briens reunion ut their home Sun------ Bouck vf --------Mrs. .. Minniq Bowne called Mrs. K. M. Tooker nf Carlton called, day with a pot luck dinner and a gen­ on Mrs Cora Gardener Saturday after­ , at the Endres home Friday. eral gopd-tlme. - , noon. • ' Hugh Perkins and brother. Glen Per- ■ Miss Helen Willltts took her brother. Mrs. Claude Walton was a Grand (kins, were In Grund Rapid* Friday ’ Clayton, and niece. Evelyn Day. to Rapids shopper Monday. t Pirkins left Bunday Sunday for Chi. Hugh Ptrktru Lansing Sunday. Clayton enters M. Freeport and Parnell played baseball cago w here he will autist in the care of S. C and Mtes Evelyn enters Lansing at the local diamond Sunday, thc score -his father. - ■ George Perkins ut thc home Business College. bf-ing 9 to 3 In favor of the local team of his sister. Mrs TheodnreJlhul Mr. and Mr? Floyd Nesbitt motored Mrs Titan BryUnf and Mrs. John Mr. and Mrs. Seth Reisler and Mr. to Eagle Sunday and spent the day Linton of Alto were guesta(at the home with Mrs. Laurel RLsor and children of Mrs. If. Draper and-daughter Irene and Mrs. Harvey Wright of Ctonklm. called at. thr home of Mr. and Mrs. • The Missionary'P’>efcty and W. C. T Saturday. ' ... Car! Gilliland Sunday. V. will hate a meeting at thr home Mr. ant! Mrs. Ted Bustancc were of Mrs. Rhoda Lathrop Wednesday Grand Rapids visitors Friday. ASSYRIA. P M Mrs. Edith Meyers, mother of Mrs J Mrs. Sylvia Hcidhwre of Camp Cus”aLbOr'‘Crra' vutuur wauon. .msec Lur»i>e • Claude Walton, arrived inrni from Europe Ka^a^T^Tthe^wik^dFrtL>> cvrmng and is now at the home lor was a Sunday guest of her daugh-: j ter and family. Mr. and Mrs Fred' Kalan.asoo to spend the w eek end with ol ^er jj,,,.,. m Grand Rapids, Miller. Other guests were. Mr, and hu parents. Mr and MrX Herbie Wil. guest ------ .. Mrs. Claude Walton was a at Mrs Byron Guy and family ot Nashtlu> ,nMllc home Ol o! a Mr and -'irs Mrs Earl Bum- vtlle, Mr and Mrs Julius Paul of Bat‘r «*<« can numTher-.. Will be. a bee held at the ford in Hast trigs Friday. i tie Creek. Mbs Helen Scldmcrc of Bal- . Barryulle Mrt. Viola VloU Ro^rs and son Alton of o{ ® arP2'1J C cemetery Saturday morning Mrs. tur.orc and cousin of New York state. ‘ rlMn up im Anyone ArA*nnr who u-bn is i<s interested ....... apenl. Sund — . .. to clean Crwk „- thf m the cenwdery and wish to help wi>l.Reamer ---------- - home. -----■ David Conklin and family of Banfield, ' Mr and Mrs. Charles Purcell and Mr. be greatly appreciated Joe Kauffman- motored to Ionia and Mrs. Joe Moore of Battle Creek.: Harve Houston, of Coldwater is a Thursday on business and Mrs Mr and Mrs. Hugh Case and daugh­ sruesl in the Heber Foster home. Mltchen„returned with him in the eve­ ter Norma were Sunday guests at the ning to assist in the care ot her daugh­ housc.of their uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Will STATE ROAD. who is very Rittman of Quimby. Mr and Mrs. Glen Coleman and ter, Mrs Blanch Kauffman ' . । Leona of Bailie Creek spent Sunday ill Mbs Helen Gray spent the week md • Mr and Mrs Will Draper of Saranac with Mr and Mrs Arthur Coleman arid lhe former's sister. Mrs Irene An­ j with friends and relatives at Gales- • and Mrs. Lucy Coleman. ’ drus. und mother. Mrs H Draper, were burg Mr. James Eaton of Royal Oak spent Ernest Huffman and family, who' pan of m last w week we« wun a»r and ana Mrs'. Airs.. ‘j*1'****?" part' with Mr. have been located al the Lucinda Mil- j Ernest Lewis and Mr. and Mrs Charlie Mr Xlra Joe Coon ln ler place in thc Ellis district have Rowlesi recently. . andMra MrsH.S Eden Mathews ?kyford;M. Burgee of Battle Creek moved to the Charles Nease firm near MrMrari Riwr Se* t and Dowling. Mrs- Agnes Purcell, who spent last *'*' "* . I; Mr. and Mrs Will Draper of“41L. Sara­ week with her neice. Mrs. Evangle; Mr and Mrs. James Sothard attend­ nac were guests at the home of the for­ Miller, is spending some time with her daughter. Mrs. Bernice Paul and fam- ‘ mer's mother and aster. Mrs. H ed Family Night at I. 6 O. F. hall Fri­ Draper, and daughter. Irene Andrus ily of Battle Creek. day (vaning. • Sunday callers at the F. E Deming Mr and Mrs. Clare Norns had as Mrs Janet Pettengili and Mrs Elsie Sothard called on Mrs Hade Walters home were Frank, c. Deming and A week end gueste their sister. Mrs Hida Birjam ot Grand Rapids and George Jewell and husband and son, Paul of of Ragla District one day last week Beulah Mrs. Lena Becker is caring for Mrs Deming and Mr. and Mrs. Ganger. W. s Surrarrer and Russell NovisMrs Mary Lee accompanied Mr. and Ruby Henney's children, while Ruby key were in Hastings Wednesday Mrs. Don Jewell to Lansing Monday works m the Kroger Store. ! Mrs Irene Andrus was in. Hastings ■■Then they took their ton. Paul, to re­ Mr. and Mrs. Claud Wiseman and . —----------- .................................. — sume hu school work at the Michigan family have moved into the Julia Tuesday . Hicks' house. » «n£ Mrs Earl Rogers were in State College, he having recently fin-, — ■ r, Fennvlfia Wednesday. uhed a course At the cilixens Military A lot of wives would be perfectly t Mr and Mrs F. C. Tabberer ir/1 Training C|mp. Camp Outer. The happy if th*’? didn’t talk thing* over' daughter Ruth mm-wed » upland Xn- Jewels returned home oa ' with other women, diona Monday where Mis* Ruth U gt-, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Miller and son SURPLUS . $50,000.00 look al Ikete fealuren SPEEDWAY Supertwlst portf Tirea Ashow$dL63 I 50.30 * EAfcn PAIRS uu TUNK IN *E-49 .12 Bros* Tire and Battery Shop Smith A Doster “’SRJ/S™'5 Mtoo, Michigan E*»*rl Vukufaiu Thit month built itj MmtpMth tin �THE HASTINGS HAMMER. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER tt. Utt ■ ASK ONION GROWERS There has been a sharp advance m many price quotations Some grades of coal have al­ ready increased in price. There is every reason to think there may be other increases in coal prices. We suggest you BUY YOUR COAL NOW! All the Good Standard Grades and prompt, clean service SMITH BROTHERS, VELTE & COMPANY Poultry and Stock Feeds Coal, LimerCfement, Etc. Telephone 2257 Hastings, Mich. LOST ANYTHING?—Try a Banner Want Adv. Il is gratify ins to note that in spite of the many difficulties which have beset this country, not one Building and Loan Association of Michigan has failed during the past year. The national average for safety of these institu­ tions is 99.8%. Why Not Invest In Building and Loan Shares ? fiwrtment flTnutpntt'n Detroit's (Most Boildutg and Loan Association 1250 Gritwold St, Detroit Established 1889 J. L. Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hwtinjs CARLTON CENTER. | Mr. and Mra. Allan King <*! near TO DESTROY CULLS Woodland visited at the hrxue of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Henncy Sunday after­ Damage Dona By Onion Maggot . noon. , Mr. and Mrs! Carl BreHif u-en and •1 Can Be Greatly Reduced By family and Mr. and Mrs Millan! Brrcltelscn and tangly spent Sunday Clean-Up Measures Mr. and -Mrs. Win. Ztttdudtt jd Michigan onion grower* arc advUed Vitti ot HMtinj^J by the entomology -department of west A number of friends and neighborz ' MiciUgan Stalo College that a great gathered at thr home of Mr and Mn> deal ot trouble with next year's crop Col Yargnr Tuesday sfterraini in Ixmcan be avoided if the piles of cull or of thr marriogtof their son Arthur ' onions from the prem-nt harvest arc and Leona Landon. A lovely after­ destroyed. was spent and delicious refrexhThe piles of culls furnish ideal plact» noon mrnts were served. Many lovely and for the deio.lt of eggs whldB4iUch in- j iwefuf'gifta were given to the tvxjph-. nateliTihc'roiiTor in the’-oil beniith • Um: pll«i and erherge aa adult files in !’ ? JU C ‘ tinw to dejxwlt eggs on the nerd on" I‘-ICiriI n- “s,Kssirxi-Isx'sx* go through thc winter tu> adult flies in I . Mr; du-ltrn-d places ta much smaller than tj. number mrwvm, m Un. rnul. Ix, Woodin add tam-1 Sj Tiie College entomologists estlmato i ... ... Uur one-Hr «r mm nr «, ta*-, , “d ,Mr‘ w)'" •"• r.v-r. t«»done br union oodM be cUmu “til' I naled It Hie cull pll-a wm* denrnoedirj 1 ,T1^ "Y1 '’o'11 ImonllaUI, aner term! Th- d.-1 f" Curt!n‘l f™," alrocuon ran be aranmdUlM by '"T* >'a" "' ’?““?■ "7‘ burn.., »« roll, « root nr <nur,. lx .!""lr J™™ b"‘ '“f wW'« ■nth MOM ul or by tSmmc. «;>««> dm I. Mr no work. w eulU irr-. in the bold till qMh, • '■ "■■r Simula be Hoard under «. d.eply .. I---' and rande. ixaUbk ftda U mueb tau own *" “■J’"1 md™*!-! -Mon Ulan dwdrueUwi »l the tall bm Is lx<- ■l-r-.mll.d Hnnde. by Rev. txx.ii.K 1 .an (er Ulan ix-nnlulni lhe rlfc. to delete,, UnhlOdUd. .rure ..th Ua. .................................... | tx^tnirrlon ol lhe cull. Utenld be s" »nd Mr. John artenied a praoUCT br all innaras S-uM «-'>'■ Ohdol Mm I ; In a dlslrirl ad n,«Hl by a rre nm-1«'" " ,rum.n . m may ke«„ un- nhar of nmk dun. •“* M" n- ncklly or Battle by Uw>r more curcful neighbors. ,' , <. , r______ te« ■ I -Mra. Jennie Young of Hastings L I POWERS ECHOES. i virlting at the home of her daughter. ; Mr. and Mra. earner 8chond< 1- 'Mrs LMiv Daniel.*. meyrr and family were Suhday giu-.-.uGuerta at the ijoine ot Mr. and Mns.j of lu-r brother, Fred'Bowerman. andfGuy N olt Suncli*. were, the latter's I family al Yankee S|n-ings and called toiWito. Mr. and Mrs. W. Ooykzndnll. | on Jier parents. Mr. und Mra. Janu :. ;*'< A»-h <4 Hastinm rind uncle.Dr.; Bowerman In the P. M. iCoykHidall. of Grand R»pl«V W*l»nl, Mbs Susie Rerd of Kokmno, Ind.. 1- ;Na*h, who Is utt- ndlng school in Lun-' vultiiig tier sisters, the Mtsa -. Almira:with his parents and and Nell Rd-wl Mra. Bob Brown an-1 hrotl-,.-r owr the Week end. . I little .son Bobble of Detroit and Mra.' H^'d Todd -.- quite ill and confined llamton and children Freddie and to his bed with thTOAl and car trouble.1 'Catherine of Seattle, Washington, sisMi"- J- • >' Usbome of Kalamazoo ten. ot Chlrics and Fred Hauler, arc ,'-l-ltod in-r parent--. Mr. and Mra. John alio visitors nt thc Reed home. lUelx-rn* Sunday. . Mr and Mrs. Myron Smith and Ut-1 -Win Uabomr and children visited nt tto son Mlchar l' of Middleville were the home of Frank Ba re? Sunday eve- I Sunday, evening caitara nt the irmc of'«»»>? Frank Barry Is in very poor Mr. and Mra. Arthur Bedford. health nt thia wntiiu-, • Mr. und Mrs Ray* Travis and chilMr- un<l MrTi Burt Ding und family j drcn <tf Grandville zjwnt the week cn<! j vuit,cd at the tatter k brother's Mr. and i with their iiarrnta. Mr. and Mra. Frank Mrs. Frank Cokmuin, of Vcrmontvttlf. | Trail- und Mr. and Mr*. Max Wyman Sunday. and Mr. anti Mra. Ed. Gtetzcn of De» 77,ueu* Tr7.troll w*n aft.rm.m callers. COBNBRX. Mr. und Mr.- George Bridge und-son.' * L<', trWalter of Julu t, Ind . came Sunday ' to spend a few days with their nephew. t,«;TO.ic bu. c kMmer Palmer, nnd family. Monday. tHmor.uy LiWneer Rnkawrky u.. i Mr. und Mra. Bridge und Mr. and Mrs i°’’t,lc { ii‘,,,?an]3Sll .. , Palmer vi.UUxl relatives at Grandvill- 1 ,n VjuMJerhofT 01 Thursday. September 1& the Jrving LC?I.cd'Ml’2 Ci,‘l‘"d <“'”/' C*"Hoipe Economics Group sjx-ut a very '],sv 8,nL’",K* J,r, plciuant afternoon at' the home of il,tliry smith and Mt. nnd Mrs. Clar[Ws. Itolle carter The ngxt social 'on“ »«*««♦•«< ’ cn nu-cting will Im- with Mra. Emma Palm- ' a,!|‘ , . j' Little Buddle Sinith. aged aped 4. who Is rr rr on op rietnhurOctober •■nth 2Uth. Mrl. Maurice Johnson vWttd la sick with infauUle paralysis. Is tome-1 what iriijOTAed. Grand Rapids Thuraday. Lwhtning played a queer tuck at th- i Mr. and Mra. Iknuuti Peck and children ot Dowling were Sunday eve­ Clark Barter-farm recently when Hi struck five telephone pok-s Just wt-.t ning Callers at Maurice Johnson .. ot the bmldinv-. Two wen: badly j slivriM. The bolt follows! the wire MIDDLEVILLE. Robert Vander Veen put It over th<- and then jumjied to the windmill <!• r-! folk., hereabouts by going to Indiana rick 15 feet high whvrr some otiv-rj wires were attached. Mr. and Mr J •nd getting married. He ha- been ' passing out tiie cigars and here an Smith, who live on lhe Barl>-r farm, were busy caring lor a sick child and! congmtulatlonn to them. Mr* Metta Morgan left Friday to later <i< ruled to shut down the wind-1 vL-.it lw r «»n. Harry, ut Ypsilanti for a mill.- Mrs. Smith holding a lighted j time before leaving for her tome in lamp so her husband could we outHd-Phiko> Okla . Six? him spent rcveral Ito npcried tlw duung room door on the weeks here among old friends in tier west ride nr thc room, and a bolt cornel, former home town and all hope that through thc door, and acrj>‘« the mn; • tn the telephone which wa-. riddled and ' she will.mon visit here again. Mra. Laverne Chase .and son. ol a large h«lc torn through tlx: plaster, j .fackMin came Thursday to sec tlw Mrs. Smith's arm wt»s singed and tliej folks and take the husband ixanc ou light w-.w extingutshed. All went dazed; Sunday where ho has work awaiting for a minute but thankful it was no worse. him. ! Tlw supper at thc ’.toE: church parHIVING. 1 lors Friday wa.% fine and Well attended Tlw clioir netted a nice sum with •Mur. Marie JU-vcrwyk in baching tiie' ■ which to buy new niUNc for tiiclr work Prdunk -ehool liii.s year. Mrs. J nim- HlirtKUl'T of Grund Rapid-i’Dv iwopio .ihowcd Uu-ir uppnctatisfti of lhe ettuir'a woriythe past year by vu-ilrd iwr aunt,, Jane MtCann. a few I days last week. Mrs. Nettie Doiwyn the way they tumrfi out. | Rev McKean started out on his •nid Mr. and Mr;. Hany Merrick and | f-nirtli years work Sunday to n well little son from near Gull lake al-r fillet! hotue. We are glad to welcome better. j the McKean* buck. Mrs, Ora Vx-kc and brother and ■ ' The O. E. 8. Ladles arc preparing to go to Hostings mi Thursday, to a dis- niece from Frankfort. Indiana. spent trlcl meeting, in which they have a a few days at A. G. Hathaway's recent- i Iy' ! prominent part in the work. • Mr. and Mir, Manlull Pierre of! O D Whitmnre. E F. Blake p. O Stokoe and Grover Cline expect to at- Dowling and Mr. and Mrs G< raid j itend tlje Republican Convention in Burgduff vudlrd their mother, Mra HasUngs on Thursday as delegatee Annie Pierre, on Sunday John Jenkins of Grand Rapid., spent I । front Thornapple township two weeks with his sister. Mi» Mary; uJF.SS'X $&£ *™,r«5S Jenkin.'-, and returned last Saturday, i Mr. arid Mrs. Ralph Sllvcnipil ot i were anxiously auruied by many all | the evening and all papers to^ days St. Johns and their two daughters I were scanned to see how our home spent lhe week end with Mr. and Mrs. John Perry. town man had come out Mr and Mrs. Glen Nichols and. Philip spent Sunday tn Allegan with Mias EUa MORGAN. I -Austin DeLong spent the forepart of Slunk. who will leave this week for llaMzweek with his daughter. Lillian her home in Butte. Montana, after Blower, of Brooklyn and his son. Rev. spending the part year here.' Little Jack Parkhurst of Grand Rap­ ; Allen Drl/ing. went-to Brooklyn Wrdiiwsdtiy and took hu father home with ids is staying - with his aunt. Mra I him to spend tlw remainder of the wee): Bevcrwyk and attending school here and bringing tom to hlsjiomc Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Guy Honeywell and Mra. Irene Johnson and son Eugene of Plainwell and Mr. and Mrs Howard Shaffer of Kalamazoo spent thc week end with Mr. and Mrs. J w. Shaffer, You need a bladder physic to the occasion being Mrs. Shaffer's drive out impurities and excessive birthday. acidr. that cause irritation, burning Mrs. Mamie Webb and rons Clayton and frequent desire. Get a 35c test and Arthur were tn Lansing Saturday. box of BUKETS. the bladder physic J. W. Howard spent a couple of days from any drug store. After four days । last week in Jarkzon with Mr. and if not. relieved of getting up night.’I Mrs Byron Clark.. . go back and get your money BU­ I Rev. and Mre. Allen DeLong ot KSH'S. containing buchu leaver. I Grand Ledge called on relatives in this Juniper oil, etc. acts on the bladder ' village Bunday rimilar to castor oil 09 the bowels 1 Mr and Mrs. Clair VanSickle and If you are bothered with backache, Mrs. .Manne Webb attended the serv­ or leg p»uu writing from bladder ice, of the Nusrene church in Nash­ disorders you are bound to feel bet­ ville Sunday night. , ter after thu, cleatmng and you gel ycur regular sleep. E L Kar.». Camth A- Stebbins. Hj.»buxlnita nun la hu Hi tings, Mieh. —Adv. human progress. Don’t Get Up Nights Your Nearest A&P STORE MUM EONOMYMRB is featuring RIB BOILING BEEF 4 - 25c PORK SAUSAGE RS 3 22c BEEF MILD SUGAR CURED PICNIC Pork Roast steak HAM ROUND, SIRLOIN OR SWISS, LB. CENTER CUTS SHOULDER, LB. POUND PORK STEAK S3 3 - 25c RIB ROAST '*>• 15c ROLLED TENDER BEEF Genuine 1932 Spring Genuine 1932 Spring LAMB LEG O’ LAMB SHOULDER lb 10c Fillet of Haddock FresK-Caught Lake TROUT“19 3 25c c FRESH CAUGHT PERCH Rajah Salad Dressing {2p2Sc*r*. 21c Gold Medal Flour 2^^ 65 .BONDAY CHOCOLATE DROPS Rich, Creamy lb. 10c BAKING POWDER Quaker Maid 1-lb. tin 19c BREAD Grandmother'* Whole or Sliced, White Lib. loaf 4c Sugar Granulated s*] 10-45c (MICHIGAN MADE) IONA PEACHES IMS 10“ *‘Yoa can’t afford to can thorn at this pries' Brown Sugar 625 ■ Bulk MASON JARS [dox.] 2-qL $1.09 l-qt. 79c pH. 69c GULFWAX, pkg. 8c JAR CAPS, doxen 23c CERTO - Canning •bottle • — 25c For Pink Salmon 2 Red Salmon Canvas Gloves [St0] Finest Aluka Tall Can Finest Tall Can Alaska A&P FOOD STORES The Graaf Atlantic A Pacific Tm Co. 25- �| LEGAL’NOTICES THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 31. UH DOWUNG. V PRAIRIEVILLE. MILO. „ Mr. and Mra. Wm. Schultz of Lake The Ladles’ Aid members, with the Mrs, Loulw Lathrop left Thursday Hills Farm entertained'all ot last wrek co-operation of all who will, will meet for Pontiac where she was called by this week and give the church a gen- the illness of her daughter, Mildred M. J Duesenbury. Forest Park. Hi., and crf»! cleaning. The Cemetery workers. Tetter. , will alto meet this week on Wednesday Mr. and Mrs John F. Brigham and to tto off the quilt which they have $on of Decatur were guest- of Mr. and The dollars you are investing today—Where are they going nnd reads, for completion ,Mrs. F J. Hughes the latter part of what will they Lring back? * V IJ Oswaltfnnd Junior and Grand-'the week. ma^Bronk left;.Friday morning for Mrs. Lyle McKibbin and children of Never before has there been a time when it is ms important that Kelly's Island. Ohio, to get'acquainted Otsego spent several days with Mr. and Investor., become uvera—Now's tiie time to put money under the with the new grand-daughter.' Bernd- Mrs. Robert McKibbin und family, power of compound Interest—tiie only ' safe and surc roa(1 ,o dine France*, who was born recently Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wales had for money accumulation. to their daughter and husband. Mr.'caller* Friday evening tlw latter's and Mrs Clem Erne. Mrs Oswald will 1 niece and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Paul The Standard certificates have for 40 years eared for over 13,000 Roll call was an- return home with them sometime this Bogart, of Hastings Investors, a*d.i>aid them right million dollar* in dividend*. Hing a short Kory. week after a three weeks' absent?, hav-1 Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Osborne and We ask your Inveatzneat consideration on this 40.years of safely r«--i. Mrs. Jactaxi recited an original poem ing assisted In their care I wits of Nashville visited relatives in caring fur 80 mlllUui dollar* at Investment funds with never a loss "J.'!- and-Mrs. Florence Mills .read from u Mr. ahd Mrs. Iwo Whitworth spentJ t<?wn Sunday. and never a miss. ' 1 book by ar Phillip Oibta,.Ute English the past week at the home of ’their! Mr- ai^ Mrs Arthur Eifler and chllparants. Mr. and Mr*. Fay Whitworth, dren and Gerald Slwpard of Battle in the Culver district I Creek called on Mr* Lulu Shepard and "l”" Mrs. Evers had. the program in Harry McCarty, who had the mis- Marcella Saturday. ITml charge. \ A delicious dinner wax served fortune to sever an artery In the leg; The Harvest Festival at the Metho-1 while trimming meat bone* with a dtot church Friday night was well at-] mainMra’ Jrt'mr Clu:«• of Kal^tnu.’oo cleaver in a Battle Creek market last | tended. In a few well chosen words Criiwold at Jaffarson Dalroit, Michigan spent several day* last week with her week: is improving and I* to be moved: *'*■* Ml— Nina Fenner of Milo. '* Mr. “ Bush * t tx* bitrther and.slater, tlx? Fenners. of Delton and Mrs Manley Billing* of Local Representative Mr, and Mra. Erm-.t Quick nccom- Mr«. Frank McCarty sometime this Prairieville, each in behalf of their . rr~' >" |xini<-d their son. Mr. and Mra. Clinton ur» k where he will remain Indefinitely. respective church, welcomed Reverend J. L. M A US SON Quick, on a trip East, starting Satur­ Mt— Elizabeth Smith and Jamie and Mrs. Mile* back to the pastorate Hastings, mich. day. the tenth, and returning the fif­ Smith and family attended a family for another year. Many expressions of teenth. Tliey spent <ime time in dinner pt the home of Mr. and Mrs. pleasure are heard at their being re­ Washington^ and other Interesting Roy Smith tn Johnstown Sunday, hon­ turned A fine program and lunch were! riic.r;: uu places. They had A |Wonderftd trip. oring the birthday of the host. enjoyed, Hie above mentioned places Mr and Mra. Vem Qujfk and Mr Mrs. James Crawley and Mrs. Irene were well represented. Rev. opd Mrs. and Mi ' J. J !>;«-ter ot Woodland Bidelman of South Hustings were Miles have accomplished much in the were caller* at the Quick home Sunday guests of Mrs. Lawrence Holcomb interest of tiie church in their two afternoon und ilieir daughter, Mr. and Thursday and attended the Ladles’ Aid years' stay here and we are confident Mr*. Ted Quirk, and daughter, spent dinner ami afternoon meeting. their good work will continue through: Mr. nnd Mrs. Marshall Pierce and the coming year. --hip. eon Sunday with their parents. Mrs. F T. Ludlow of Barnardville.1 V-'.. km Congratulation- are extended to Mr. family visited Mrs. Anna Pierce at Irv­ nia° W1‘l Kenneth Spew, who wrse ing Sunday, also called on Middleville New Jersey visited her sons. Homer, ft lend.,. and Russell Jackson, at the home of, •«»n mamed in Indiana September 10. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stanton and Mrs. Fannie Jackson a few days lost w.fr. !.e ■ Mr-. Alito Wood and Mra. Stella Barber were .-hopping in Kalamazoo son and family of Caledonia were Sun­ day visitors at William Parker’s Hazel Calthrop accompanied Mrs. 1 *!Satutday afternoon. Inferior grades of COAL have been purchas­ Mr uhd Mrs Wall Norton.. Mrs Ettto Wlwejer of Delton to Grand Ledge to i Ue’cYj The nrst fal1 nK*,ln« of Ml!n p- T- Aed by scores of families in the past—mainly be­ will bi- held at tlto .M.-hoolliou.«c next Stanton. Norton Slociim und friend spend thc day with Mr. and Mrs. L. • ’,*?* ?• Pridpy evening. Mrs. Martin Siaum nnd Frank Hammond of Kalamczixi Erb. cause it was offered at a low price. Experience, Jr., president «>f tlx- P. T. A. Couiwil were guests of Mr. nnd Mrs. Orlie Mr. and Mra. Floyd S|wlp nnd fam­ however, has demonstrated to most that what ily were guests of Mr. and Mra. Mil­ of Kalamazoo, will be pre.wnt arid give Flshijr Sunday. they purchased as "low priced coal" proved it­ ton Finltbcliwr of Grand Rapids. Sun-1 the addre--. AH are utged -to come. self to be but cheap coal and was high priced CLOVERDALE. • day. Ml*. He;iry Gennaln and Mra. Geo. fuel in the end. Mrs. Warner ot Vermontville visit-1 Wtoxl visited tiie p. T A. at Kellogg Mrs. Frank Humeston left Monday Agricultural school W«dncMlay<after­ for Springfield. III., to attend thc Na­ rd Mr. and Mrs. Charles Garrett lost Coal burning days will soon be here—be pre­ noon. ’ \. tional Encampment of the Allies! week. Mrs. Sarah Smith 1* spending tlw pared by filling your bin now with SUPERIOR Mr. Wilcox is again confined to hl* Patriotic Organization*. being a dele­ bed with hto old sickness We hope for gate for the National Daughters of thr week in Kalamazoo a guest of Mr. nnd RED ASH POCAHONTAS, GENUINE RED Mra.-Grand).- DvPrlrster and Mr..and hin> f.mr (.hi f-<-t -f M his -jieedy recovery. Grand Army of lhe Republic. COMET BLOCK or GOOD OLD MAJESTIC i.-rth itunv <30» tr-f <4 j,jr .int| Lyj(. Wileox'and *on Mr. and Mrs. Russel! Monica of Kal­ Mra. Arthur Baker and Patricia. LUMP. Norman spent over night Wednesday iamazoo »]x*nt Sunday with their par­ and Thursday with Mr. and Mra Brad- <ents. Mr nnd Mr?. Chas. Monica. SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. Mrs Ella Taylor of Nashville Is1 field and parents. Mr and Mrs Wilcox. Mr and Mrs. Frank Sayles and Mr. Norman remained the remainder of thc iand Mrs Webb of Hastings spent the spending the week with her sUler. Mrs.) Ida Norton while Miss Cleqtii Conklin' week and Ills parent* came back for ■ ! thc .w»xk rial und Sunday. Tliey all Mr. and Mrs. Corne.il DeSmlt und look the trip to the Straits with her iMtiiwr, lifrtigMk Aagnit ion. returned to their Iwxnc in Kalainagoo :Mr and Mnr. Geo. Stafford ot Kala­ dub members over the week end. FLOUR FEED COAL -:- CEMEffT -:- LIME .'Pm >.* gUIMiuy evening. imazoo spent Friday with Mr. Henry Twenty-one members of the laidies'j BRICK 1- TILE -► FARM IMPLEMENTS ■* • ML— ILirkney sjx-nt thc week end 1Pcnnch and Mra. Martha Chamberlain. Birthday dub started Thursday morn-; MORTOAUE SALE. . ' with her people in Hx-tinxs. Mr and Mrs. Grant Dickerson spent Ing for a truck load of fun and frolic, PHONE 2118 HASTINGS with Mr. und Mr/. Roy Head­ going iu far north as the Straits. The M- hi Mr “W* Mn*- Bradfield were visitors Sunday ! -.1. * IJ l-u truck was driven und owned by Frank1 \ > Th- in Kalanuixoo Saturday. Iley of AtigiL-Ui. Mr. and Mra Ed Pciin>-Is\Bleffaincd Green and four men., wfio were not । I Mr. Loda I btuitie-* trip to Chicago 'IliurMtay. ।their son. Harry.,and family of Kala­ nu mbers of-the club. Mr. Green is mazoo Sunday. griftng popular ax a conductor of tijej Mr. nnd Mrs lh-rt Maxon, of Rich­ truck drips and everyone who gov:.. en-j Ml.v Meds U’chleitner and Kenneth land sjient Thuraday with Mr. and Mra Joys tligmselres hugely. • Si>aw of MUt» sliflixtl awuy Saturday Bert McCallum. Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Norton, son “ " " ‘ to Angola. Indiana, and were quietly Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Stevemvon of Howard, and guest. Mrs. Ella Taylor.' ••8i-e married. They Will make Uieir home Warsaw. Ind., spent tlw w«A k end with were at Nashville and Hastings Satur-| day on bu.-ine.-s trips. 'o’Y* *n Dr,ton- where their many friend* th<- Kellogg family. Mrs Rosalie Miller of Castleton 1*| “ l>;H>l>y nnd prospeiixt* life Mr und Mrs. Harold England went <i*ir Mr. und Mra. Earl McKibbin vtolted to Grand-Rapid- Monday for a few keeping house for her nepliew. Grover । '■k-o their son. Rennie, and family of dav- Mr. and Mrs. Pierce of Wall _C. Marshall, while Mrs. Marshall i.sj ----------------- STORES, INC. ----------------t'hi* KwMnnd Sunday also culled on their lulce are in rhargv of the stork. I away. ' id mortxii. i «ki>i f»r» old friend*. Mr. and Mra Henry WhidMr. und Mra. Gurri'-m niul OmaCharles Bass of Kalamazoo I* staying] COR. CHURCH AND STATE STS. HASTINGS ’ by. of Hickory Corners. >ean spent Sunday at their cottage at with Robert Gray while Mrs. Gray to] ' Mr. and .Mrs."Andrew Zergcotls and 1‘odunk lake. .. away on the dub trip. , baby.and John Johnsen of B.itll. Creek. Mr. and Mrs. N»-b*xi Witlixon 5|>enduig a couple of days ut the GarSunday evening guests of Mr and: r»non a|l(j ^.mphUr Alice nnd friend. Ba.ml ridin home this week. thir.n Dunn, nil of Bunftoid apent Sunday Mr. und Mrs. Jones were pleasantly Mrs. Bert Palmer were. Mr nnd MrjJ " ’ with Mra Lein Miller• surprised when about twenty of their George Bridge nnd son. Howard, of. Mrs. Mihirtd Frit ' and children, Mr Delton triends came in with baskets Joliet. JJl. and Mt. nnd Mrs. Miner and Mrs. Cha -. Simpson nnd children of good things to cut. Tuesday evening. Palmer and family. Mr and Mrs. R J. Williams nnd Mr. and mo’lMT. Ms-. Kate Sun|»on, of The Jo|u*s*s arc cxiwcting to go to nnd Mrs Clare Williams and family j Augusta. Mrs. Jennie Lyons tyul son England soon. Iln- Maccabees were entertained at attended thc gathering of old neigh-; of Bonfield wen; callers nt Mrs. Lp’-tse Iwn - nt John Kollar’.- Sunday. the home of Airs. Merle ClartzThuraColltotcr'a punday, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Carter enter-! Jason WillL-on and family, visited tallied Sunday In honor of the hitter's’ Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Lepper cousins from Cnn^la. Mr. and Mrs.; CEDAR CREEK. -dohrTGurd and family of Sunfield Wallace Wcsbrook nnd Mr. and Mrs ' NOTICE OF RECONVEYANCE. If stupidity were a crime. we'd all arc visiting friends at this place. Hurry W.-abrnok of Scotland. Ontario.! spend time In jail. Mr. and Mr*. Melvin Campbell und. Mr nnd Mra. Ira Wcsbrook and Mrs.' Mrs. Edith Campbell have none to Mary Kerr and daughter. Nettie, of Lowell. Rev. and Mrs. Leroy Dewey nnd Lawton to help in the graixharvest. CITY ORDINANCE. Henry Leliuar and family spent George of Hastings. L. L Gibson and SEAT Sunday with George Haynes nnd wife familFi local. Mrs. James H. We.-brook and Mrs. Minnie Johnson of Middle-1 of Shultz. COVERS Merle Campbell and Miss Myrtle ville. Miss Ruth Stutz of Hastings und 5 MINUTE Campbell and friend.-. Myron. Maurice Mr. nnd Mrs. Curtis' Pierce of Grand VULCANIZER aial Mcrritu Campbell of Fn-ejiurt were Rapids. With Patches Mis* Haze! Campbel! is attending Sunday gta-.-U of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wertman. Merrieta remained fur a Hostings High school. longer vl-1’.. "‘'■rr/ LACEY. Tlw Brigg* L. A. 8 will meet in ner September 33 with Mr. and Mr* regular session this week Thursday for Edward Campbel! of Midland Park. dinner. Flans arc also in progress for CAR Gull take. a chicken noodle supper the evening Sunday being Ardy Owens birtlxiay <>t October 6 in the church basement. MAT a number of relative* gathered at hU Music will be furnished during the iAnc with udl .tilled basket*. anti a supjwr hour., A mock wedding will also shingle a piece and gave him a good fi-atnre. Your Attendance is solicited.; surprise Tiiu-e present Were. \Wn. The Brigg- L A. 8 is planning their I Hammond and family of Battle Creek. chicken pie supper at an early date: ;Add Simpson und wife of .Augusta. this full which will possibly lx- an­ SCHOOL I Mrs. Mary Owen of Gull lake. Mrs nounced at thc chicken noodle supper: Olive Campbell of Harting*. Leo Mon­ already advertised. roe and family of Kalamazoo, Joseph Gym Shirts Miss Helen Gray visited over the] Hammond of Shultz. Miss Agnes Ham­ week end with friends in Galesburg.] or Panto mond of Aurora. Ill. Lloyd Ow-rn and The nipper .meeting in the Jones Athletic family. Hliward Campbel! und wjfe hall Wednesday evening was -veil at-1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS Supporters and Aunt Plux-be Duhktoy ol this place tended and netted thc Cemetery Cir­ Mr and Mra. ArcclNxus Campbell en­ cle nearly $10 00, including 12 50 Ini tertained company over Uic week end dues. A dinner meeting will be plan-! TIRE from Urbandale. ned for thc second Wednesday in PUMPS O ■ Mra Pardee of Flint to spending October. Brake Lining some time with Mra Minnie Campbell. KLINGENSMITH. >’• Inch . -15c BALLOON SANDY HILLS. % inch.. ...He Mr and Mrs. George Dryer and little Auto Qt*C Mr. and Mrs.' Will Shattuck *nd daughter of near Hastings called on l4» Inch. children of P&rchmrnt were callers ip friends in this neighborhood Friday. Jacks wO Inch. I the Geo. McKibbin home Friday eve­ Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Roti-e of Batning. Mrs. Mildred McKibbin and friend Albert Green Sunday. of Otorgo visited Mrs fnbbie McKib­ Allee Bowerman Is assisting Mr. and bin Tuesday. Mr*. Rollo Bowerman with the itouitoMrs. Edna Sagar and children have work and care of their baby boy while returned from a visit with relatives at NOTICE TO CUDIXOM Mrs. Bowerman Is teaching at thc Co­ Wayland. Bevctly Sagar, wiw has man school. . been visiting her grand-parents in Clifford Doxle and sister of Shelby­ Battle Creek the past three we«ks has ville camped at Deep lake the past Storage Battery CLAMP ON i.bo relumed home //"’S 6 * Volt. 11 Plate. Several people from Battle Creek Clifford Converse spent Sunday with Guaranteed. 10-95 *7-13 camped at Cook lake und enjoyed the his parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Con­ Exch. Price.. C fbhing a Tew days this past week. verse north of Hastings. Sunday school at Yankee Springs church at 10:00 o'clock A. M.; sermon LAKEVIEW. ELECTRIC 1100 o'clock, fast time, each Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baldwin. Mr. Rev. Griflin. pastor. C. E. Sunday and Mrs. James Parmer and Mr. and FLAT .37 LICENSED evening 7:30ro’clock. Mrs. Walter Brown ot Hastings were IRONS Mrs. Adler entertained her husband Sunday callers at Mr. and Mrs. Wm. and some friends from Detroit over Gillespie's. i tlw week end. Mr. Sager has work in Mrs. Elmer Gillespie Is on the sick; ELECTRIC Detroit. list. Moat All Investing Safely CRAXCBBY SALE Standard Savings & Loan Association You Get Only What You Pay For MOF.TGAGE SALE ■ ipo p nun Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co MARK’ astouHeSS New Low Prices Itirhif.h . D«i«] *t Ha>tir.(>. Mi MORTGAGE SALE. 67' 29' 57c >U ol 1IA-1 SPECIAL 39' 39' ■OMGAGI MLE $4 I , Opportunity Uses the Want-Ads To. get on a man's friendly side say Only a skillful girl can chew gum so' T'ye Always admired your judgment." that nobody will notice IL ^•99c MICRO AUTO HORNS 97c t,soo R-C-A RADIO TUBES Numbers 4 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-09-28.pdf e0a777937340c8fff4cf50b75051757c PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, SEPTEMBER 28,1932 PROGRAMAOOPT . . . . . ______. . . . . „ President Hoover Grants Personal Interview to Michigan Editors in ill Hl T I IISTrrS Mal1 WU1 QUIMBY POSTOFFICE HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED LU UI I IUUILLU Hereafter Be Deliver ed Prom Hastings—Route Lincoln Study of the White House PAGES 1 TO 8 GARDEN CLUB MEET­ ING NEXT THURSDAY Membcrs Urged To take Notes] On Lectures On Peony Cnl- : ture And Care Of Bulbs ■ NUMBER 22 SENSIBLESOLUTION IS REACHED Muy Be Absorbed HASTINGS CENTER ROAD MICHIGAN COUNCIL ON GOV . . • ' ~~ v ~ -. meeting'of tlw Thornapple | I By order of the Port Office DcparLWILL NOW BE BUILT BY ERNMENTAL EXPEND!Igist week the writer had the privilege of traveling to Wuihjngton, D C. in company with twenty other Michigan! Garden club of Barry Co. will be held; nient ut Washington, the po«t office weekly and small daily newspaper editor.': Dr the purpoae of Interviewing President Hoover concerning national prob. in tlw community room of the Has-' COMMISSION TURES BUSY ' maintained for many years at Quimby । will be discontinued bn September 30 lem.s ot current interest . George H Averill of the Birmingham Errennu. Birpiinghanv Mich., organized the *%xpedl- lings National bank building Thursday I !<lon" while Senator Vandenberg 'gave valuable assistance in carrying oSt the plans. Tlw purpose of the trip was not , alternooh. Oct. 6, a: 2:00 o'clock | ... |nM/sTlftfc) <« PrT -All mail will, thereafter be delivered MAKING THOROUGH ■ from Hastingn George Scott, who has,jprimarily political. We wished to ..•■<• for ourselves tlie type of man who 1* guiding the course- of our country during' Tile topics for tlie afternoon will be! INJUNLTION IS SET AQIHF RY IIIDPI? RRniA/kl the carrier for many years will be, i these troubled times and to hear limu personally, discuss a few of the major problem* facing the United Stales Our: peony culture, and the lifting and! SURVEY OB EXPANSES | been HolUE D I JUUU& DHUYVfl for the time being, designated as "Car- j(interview look place in the historic tancoin study on the second floor of tlw White House, commencing at about 9:00 turing of fall tubers, roots and bultfc. In the evening. Mrs Hoover was iwrsent und the occarion made «<• cji-lightfully liciigntiuny informal. iniormat Tlie lire president talked uuicea :tlti* tius awm ’lll include dahlia* oanuas and ana "glad-s."! giaa-. ..... ... . n n-ii* tt n-j., -j «„ rier.No. 7“ from Hastings. Tlw proba­ [o'clock With us for about one hour and linre-quilrters. He discussed our quest: — freely •- "und “J —- Evening ..... .. interview.-, ........ ---------------------------’* ' W111 stions at *~ length. the planting of spring Hoomihg *bulbs. W,H Not 1,01 De BnUt cultl nndar under Pro rro-­ : bilities are that Hie Quimby rural — L; one tluit -*c will remember. Herewith we the fall division of perennials and a •• ‘-s------ n* n -------- 1 Act *-• —W1 ” visions-Of Covert Will : route will be absorbed in other rural in the Wiiite House arc rarely grunted. »r were intd. and the cxperienci (routes later. For the present, the j. will try to give mu impression of "the president und on the editorial page oiitihuc with more details of the interview: question Immc Tlie speaker* who will1 Be Serviceable Highway „ . discuss the.-? subject* have had a! rural carrier for route No. 4 from this I’ Where did the Mory originate that of the tremendous strain under winch, about* hi* eye*. But there is a hrnfnes.: R:eal d,.a] of practical experience and — •*The trustees of the Michigan Coun-; city will lake the mail to Mr. Scott's i Ite has been laboring for tlw pa: t tw> In hl* luce anti eyes tii.it suggest* great bring real information to you , t'm’* »go Albert Trautwein. Oliver A. ell on aovernmrntal Extiendlture* have 'heme ut Scott's corner. east of Quimby, The breakdown ot foreign re-cne jwwerand derermlnalion Members should bring notebook andBolton and porval Barger, through adopted anoutluw.of tticlr program As and Mr. Scott will deliver it on " the exceedingly difficult to meet? Wr found yeuis. hint to be one of the most human nr n credit aytatema coining on top *■: thv Alter seeingand hearing the pnea- ■ I>Cuctl and take note.-, on these lectures! their attorney.-Archie McDonald, bewr have TOentloiwvl before. Hon. C l ( route as in the past. buainest depression m the United dent we cun understand clearly (U u iC y ul)i be really worth while. i gan an injunction procMtflns against Glasgow is one of tin- lfUMet»< Their । the Barry County Road Commission, prising considering the furt that he has States placed tcrrillc burden.-, on film why he lias been able to cram so much! tliat were ulmoat too great to bear. On- of his k-gklutlve programs down the, to prevent the construction of what i« i Hut tin* Council pmcct-d forth-: I projects ever undertaken. We.did not- ly a man puueMcd ot extraordinary, throat ...— —-------------ot a, balky congress. Uke Theo-' known as the Hastings Center road with t<> make a thorough survey ot acteel ut all uneasy Or embarrassed in his stamina could possibly havewitliat'.xl dole Roosevelt iw is capableofuung as a Covert road. Tills matter was tiful and coinpurativv expenses ol gov­ i brought before Judge William D. presence. He and gracious Mr.-j. Hoover the train. Hr appears to Imve aged at -force wlwn force is necessary, ernment in the wverul local political made the entire group of Us feel at b ait ten year;, during hi* term of Tlw preslty-n ’ . talked to us in a firm, i Brown on Saturday. It appear* that, -sub-division* of thU state—county.' previbus to that time, those who ease immediately. office. Hi. hair i> now grey fringed matter of fact voice that had a kindly xity. township, village, city school dis-. L brought the suit, a* well as representa­ President 'Hoover .shows tlw effect? with white. und deep wrinkles are <Continued on page six) trict*. rural M-hool dlst'riotA-analyxlng' ' tives of the road commission and per­ «wch of Um- .-ev'erai •«rv>c»-, performed CO. AGENT FOSTER PLANS PROCEEDS FROM ENTER­ sonal ns well as legal representative* and tlw expense for tiw sunic. together, RABBIT SEASON TO • RAM SALES DAY" FOR people living on the Hastings Ccnwith tlw other upproi>riation.s and ex-! TAINMENT COURSE GO TO of ter road had agreed to a compromise. NEXT WEDNESDAY OPEN ON OCTOBER 15 ja-nditijre* imide, und prepare comPENNOCK HOSPITAL porativ • .'iLuiviiwnts coveting, all ■ I ought :o be cat ried out. Tlw terms of Error In Date In Last Week’s tiw.w mm*, io iw submitted to tlw GATHERING TO RE , the agrecpwnt were .presented to tamrd Of tnutiH -. Tlw plan h that; UH 1 ncnireu i u oc__ DeWILLO COMPANY __________ Banner May Cause Some । Judge Brown, who gave -h:s approval tpt- survey Miall be cumiinratlvr In re-: AT FAIR GROUNDS IS OPENING NUMBER ,n^ b-*ucd “ dPOCC 8tal‘n« b* Confusion To Hunters H»cvi to Induslital couiillc*. ugrtcul------- — io urciiiiiu uumotn !1|)Uiat}01I of the parties, a consent REPUBLICANS HOLD HAR­ REPRESENTATIVE FEIGHturn! rouniw*. emt-uver-tand cairn- Breeders Of Purebred Sheep .. In an article in hist week s Banner Petro nr ct«nOr.« Ttrboi. Pn I derrw is entered with the approval of ti«i> and ml ulna cptfiilii.v The com- j ______ . _ r MONIOUS COUNTY CON . an error was ipade in tlie date for the NER SAYS HE BELIEVES Price Of Season .Tickets Re- Uv, courl Brieny the decree pro­ ..mittee to d<> tiih work emwists of Ray- i May Make Purchases From opening of ;hc rabbit season.' It should mains* Same As Last Year vidra: VENTION THURSDAY THAT CAN BE DONE tnond Berry ol Detroit; c E Byiwnt; b-- Saturday. * October 15. instead of Individual Owners ai-„ i 1 Fhr immediate construction of Also Reserved Scats ! project known av the Center road by ol Uuuing; Ear) Weber of Kalamasxi; October 5. Cn.-Tvatlop Officer Sum­ Barry coupty purebred sheep breed- rsr-1 i-zs*-rr-r> -rr» o-r*-rrJ. A- Drutzol Muskegon; E. E Prine of ne- caked our attention to thus error. COMMITTEE.NOW AT WORK The interstate Bureau will bring Its'the county road commission. ,ers. co-operating with Humid J. Foster. DELEGATES TO STATE five entertainments to this city during I 2. That the bill of complaint be set MEETING ALSO ELECTED ON THORO INVESTIGATION ’.he fall and coming winter under the x«ide by agreement, with the underDay" ..“ntI lt|ie pusof l-tnsing; Loui* Webber of Premon ..X a "Ram Sales P"J. J l..^' » , • October 15, or you are liable to get in, dlrcction of the focal committee who! >landing that the road is not to be 2. A committee wa* appointed Xtr tings' fair gfounds on Wednesday, Oc­ Commend Pres. Hoovers Ad- to trouble with tlw officers and tlw law. Will Report Their Findings In sponsored thym Tlw proceeds, as hasy built under the Covert actmake a thorough survey of alate ex- tober 5th. al 1.00 o'clock been true In the past, will be given to; 3 That the defendants forthwith This iN a nervier to Barry county ministration—Approve Votes January—Vern Brown One |M nibtnres. the committee to coiuist of Pennock hospital begin the construction of a serviceable. five members It is alao recommended Cock owners, bringing together the Of Ketcham and Feigkner Of The Committee There will be five delightful enter-1 improved road, which will be hereafter jlial tlw officers ot llw Council, togelh- ■ purebred nuns available for service this " Tlie republican county convention ^t the republican county ponvention। talnmenta which will be given as Jpl- maintained as u county road. Con■ fall. A flock owner wishing to pur“er wjfli Mr Ulurk of lamsiiw. Lansing, be lair. Bn«d> ui u- . . , , whk-Ji -truction work tai particularly exempted held in this city Thursday Thursday. Representative Lcn W low.>rrai.mlu.ra ...." imuumU' <•"“<•»Ui-vown > named a.-; a commilU Tlw DeWIBo Company. October 10 I from any restraining order or pro.Ffighnrr. of Nashville, wto called on. Um wnvmuw "««>« »• “>«• »n.-n, expenditure*. T-i —..irT..,— I.. duly . lasger attendance thun any repubiihibltory provisions, . f<<r ivouie remarks. Hr made them andI Thia U u musical number. u..-lr IM11 w«*r* la.'.h pi'ibli-ui ,.. and r'.xrat report tlicir iindDr Robert, Parker Mlles, lecturer.] Because of the mutual agreement, they were tight to the jrpnt. Mr. time and a great many jiiilea to travel can county convention in recent years. no cost* were assessed to either side. The primary is not conducive to inFclghner. said tlial the reiwnt specialI November 2. 3 A ••tudy will iw made of state and: to find and secure u rum. Tlw Banner believes this la be a sen­ Tlw King Male Quartette. January ten -,' in county conventirn-.s, wlilch we EXTENSION SPECIALIST TO session fit the k g^tatun- had gone befederal'r tai ute> which iiniKxw: specific; 71m- sale will be entirely jirivatr, believe ..re very helplul *o <k-v.-topm'-m, sible solution of tills matter, and we ycHid what Gm^ior Bruckcr had CONDUCT CLASSES IN )ti.every buyer making un Individual bar­ financial burdens upon local units of *’ nothing will Interfere with the Tire Lombard Company January 24. j hojw I usked. whiqji was a S3,000.000 cut in «<«««» MArnnm* with the seller its lie would on tlw of local leadership, an nisenttal fact r goti-rniiwnl. wan-lher with statute* un- gain u The play. "Sun Up." February 21. |<completion of the road. The cost will in, a democracy. Then d'-k-vraUons BARRY COUNTY state expenses, and had chipped off seller's furni. An auction will not be dvr wliich state apd federal subsidies A» can be seen these are distributed. Ibe kept to the lowest limit consistent from tin- various townships and ward., another million. , held. 1 e (Continued on |>age three) with a serviceable, improved road. through tlw season so as to make at. • had a deflutte resiwnsibility In county . Hr explained what he believed would as well conventions. an<l there was far greater MEETINGS AT WOODLAND profe tlw biggest thing they luid done tendance easily possible. The Inter- ।Construction is now in progress. BARRY COUNTY FOLKS i display and offered for *nk- Tlw Sliropinterest in political .mutters titan, exists CONSOLIDATED BLDG. to relieve the taxpayers. The house .-date Bureau lias always furnished fine । had voted.’and iw was glad to support ; program* for every number it ha* pre-1 KALAMAZOO MAN PAINFULLY INJURED shire brwd will make up the bulk .of today. The convention was called to order Provides People With Coraprc- 'the measure, to completely relieve I sented here. ' the display; liowcvrr, otlu-r breeds as PLEADS NOT GUILTY. Tliew entertainments will be given in I'.YWiUiliips of all highway tuxes for the Peculiar Accident Happened uncnin. Suffolk, etc. will be ut thy by C. H Oborn. etiainnun ot tin* re­ hensive Ideas For Planting year 1933. by using all the weight tax, i the new Central school auditorium. Tile, publican county corpmittev. Mr. Os­ wr — * « » .. „ irok-s In so far ns It is ixisMblr to sc-. Near Cascade On Friday . uft. UH.nl f|V<n Ulirry <ouhty . born gave a guxi, off-hand talk, vouninstead of half of it. to help the adult wiLMin tickets will be the same, Lambert Dieterman Arrested Plan For Their Grounds' i low price, *100 for the five entertain-1 counties of Michigan. Counties owing sehng hanminy and party inter*-; ’ . On Charge Of Drunken Afternoon * I Every rum tiifen-il will tie purebred’ A Fann Home Landscape School is’ Cover; road wow. U.M- UIU and 50c for season ticket* fori bonds uu.. can use thia> mnu-lnwnts, addiorvin. T»ulXl»-. .... ol, n OKI Mlm1 "*• »>'" ri«.rir»ll.,n Driving D. Wliitinore of Middleville w» mode one of the fi-.iture> un the coming win- i tibmil piB-h to pay such bonds if tlw .school atudtints and children. 71ie| ter Extension Program in Barry boards of -supervisors shall so order;,j• -tickets —- - are now on sale by , var-* . Laftibcrt Dieterman of Kalamazoo, mcXm nrar cXX Xr“|nuuluy ud hmllh. . a»k ll» l.mpomr, ...................... U» county, according to Harold J Foster, but *uch as have no Covert bunds can l'»u* members of the committee and ] uws arrested Friday night by Deputy county agricultural agent. .-• use the money on township roads, thus | ut • the Hasting* Banner office.- Al sheriff Flower, of Delton, clurgcd Fanners and their wives in the removing that burden from thc .town- the average jwr entertainment of I u-ith driving a car while under the in­ jchu that two vmitiir fellows hudf^1’-11,1,1 wlahing to enter them in tills on motion by tlw chairman, a* full-usnurtlwaMcrn J»art of the county AM.* rar.I O.!ri»«»nd Mrdm-I*^ D»>’ '» Mr I" have UU. ships. It »to hl* judgment tliat thia,only 20 cento-lea* than the price of a fluence of. liquor, which resulted In Um um.nl Grand Wb...! righl ..ray, ». h., may Y «.( NridnUl, »,.d t.. n. I T1,, Mr relief will be continued for future movie show—there should be no dif- j serious Injury to Margaret Bryan and years, with a view of having town-; Acuity in selling the ticket*. I bruises for Earl Kay, both of Battle , Osburn Ol this Mil Um,- mdrarari W Um Krid- xxn ior '« uieir oispiay. U.l, City «K. It is hoped that *hcep brnedera over On permanent organization and or- p.n.n.o.i, sJiipx entirely relieved of highway lax- ’ Tlw progsam of tlie DcWlllo Concert j Creek, and much damage to Kay's car. Mr. Kay and Miss Bryan, together larry munly ..U .Ih-nd M dlvtoT. »>«.,»■.. 1. W f. rih.- r «J> ,n"™,,o.K" alien. If reelected he declared tiut is Company includes' classical, grand one of the things he will earnestly fa-(opera and popular and modern music, with other friends from Battle Creek, stake mwitnu will lie .held at tin- vor—that is. to have; thi* money per-!and combination* of various lustra- drove to Mr. Kay's cottage at Gull was injured critically., a truck truck sta v“'';county flock owners have ever been and Jesse Ongood of Hojh'. manently used by couhtte* to relieve' ment* with the piano. This company j lake Friday afterwxm. They all had Hie।"H' r< ‘ d far purchasing a desirably On resolutions. M. L. Co , 'k of thLs srh.r? Three bring driven through ills neck. L—, township* of all highway levies. ,uf three h»ls appeared on "many Chau- supper at the cottage, after which Mr. Ram* will be present from cjiy. Von WFurnij- '_>t_ Nadtvflle and RepreM-ntative Fe 1 ghner then tauqua programs and before celebritiesj Kay and Miss Bryan drove to Kalama­ •■>■■■» imn bnu h.-dra In jd.hu dial* re- 'morning *c*sioh.t will be given over to’ launched into a diiwussion of the ques- i«m various occasions. zoo. On their return, when it was quite ,uUti,.d Iu the making «f individual landscape lion of cutting costs of state governDeWIBo Bemerau plays tlw concer-jdark and before Jpey reached the cor­ .... In Um ra,,,™.,,,,.. ' pUnilnd ra ran, ll,. ra«»e ment. Some1 things iw stated were tinw grande. Mrs. Semerau is the pianist i tier where they would turn off from 'urn Jnllram.- »Lrh.ra ta mm 11 -“I.. wurW m.l *, m. n.m.iri MU mm.-mi.m. KflHmds of each member enrolled in •.artling. . He said that from Invosll-' and soprano sintfr. and LaNaom) ] tlie Richlaqd road to Gull lake, they T>»“nlk.ny lnlumd»»,.« mm.™ brn-dn. .nd , Chairman Felghnvr <4 the committee the gatiana nuide and reports that had Coffin, thc concert violinist. I noticed a truck ahead of them which ton perinarient organization and order ’ ** group. trrr,',n picked up by George Dmvonore of noclc “W'ncr* «* well. ■ At tlw afternoon meetiiws the group1 come to him he was ratisAM that $10.-j was mnnnnnll.lntr monopolizing both both ride, rides nf of the ----------------- ----------------------<ra. ,of business recommended tliat L, E. Ionia, who hurried away With him for j • • • —«------road, the driver apparently being In­ J Barnett be made tlw permanent chair­ 'Will meet aa a body for Jeelurl-s from IXRJ.OOO could be cut from the budget of CITY COUNCIL ORDERS Blodratl h..|»Ul. orand R.iild. Nra. HASTINGS LIONS HELD toxicated. When they got to tlie oil man of the convention and G. D. Whit- Mr. pre-gg on ."Shrubs, Their Use and this state without hampering lu guv- i Ctt'cnde. Dunsmore» car collided with | Care;'* •'Perennials.' "Tlw Making ot ernment; but it would put a lol of ex­ TRANSFER OF FUNDS station, where they, turned to go to Orville Tuttle'* truck, with Mr. Tut-; PEPPY MEETING MONDAY Si tne a Lawn" Gull lake/*they noticed that this truck I mittee also recommenaen mat rou and otlwr subjects relative to' .pensive commissions and untweassary j tic at the wheel. The, latter was ac­ landscaping. Placing Money From Three Ac­ was in the ditch, so they were able to (Continued on page nvei officer* out of business. companied by hl* son and Mias Smith. Lansing Lions Put On Program Mr. Foster states that the extension get by. When they arrived at Oull (Continued on page six) counts In Savings Dept. — Tlie Tuttle truck was badly damaged force U •attacking the landscaping lake at about. 10:00 o'clock, instead of - Local Club To Moot Here- RALLY DAY PROGRAM and theoccupant* considerably brulsctl problem in this way to mak» it posturning cast as they should to reach —Sound Business ELECTION OF OFFICERS ' after In Legion Hall and cut. Dunsmore wm badly hurt. „, Kay's cottage, they turned north to-. PLANNED FOR SUNDAY ’ n ' ,,r nm! Klw The council met Friday night with rLMWixcu run ouivumi # |llannm, There is a po&vibillty that he suffered Tlw Hastings Lions Club staged n NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT ««ra. several .ram. item* « of businc** before ura... them, \i a skull fracture. All five were taken to peppy meeting Jdonday noon in tlw for their grounds; also to give these « ... . ((Sinn Ynr turn to Hickory Corners from M-43, A ixetiUon wa* ' when Kay discovered hi* mistake, so 1 Bhxigvtt hospital, where their injuries new Legion hull Verne Johnson, with Also Official Board Roll Call At , same people a better understanding of hta car and started b~k tow.rd : why &-rtaln kinds of slirubs are 'used American Legion Auxiliary To Ann A received careful attention. four other members of the Lansing,; Methodist Church—Good .vanitur) sewer from Ea..t Marshall quj. laj.c, He jmd gono distance The Tuttles and Miss Smith were ... ..... . ........ ................. Lions Club,. .two of them past presi- . in their planting* and how to care for Have Potluck Supper Be­ Attendance Desired street west to the Advent 31d 'wtwn he noticed what he believed to able to be brought to Mr. Tuttle's home . rk-nte. put on a varied and intermting 'jlwm. fore Business Session mutter was " r < : ncd to the sewer thc iSanw tnKk weaving back and 4IM.,V Is no fee charged .for the lesin Clirlton Saturday. 'It is not believed | program which all enjoyed. Mr. John- ‘" Next Sunday. October 3, will be Tlwre i ro... Ir<,Bh ncr,1M tl"* Ka* drove to hl* Tlie next regular meeting of the I that tiwlr injuries are so serious., al- son Is well known here and it wo* a :Rally Day at the MethodlNt Eidiwopal |Mnis and pinnttng plan work.. Any -----------------------------------------...»Legion . .... Auxiliary --- -----------------will be --on------------------- - - ------------- 1 The council voted that the city t’™’*(own ?idc uf the road, as far as be could win be farm home wishing Ihl* service can American tlKKlgh Mis* Shilth wa* badly cut I pleasure for his fellow. Lions to greet ।church. A special program 9:30. , have it flic 20 members for the' Thursday evening. October 0. at tlw ‘ircr. Irojn, J1}* r, ‘ ' get without going over the bank; but the Sunday School hour. hc>ur.'9:30. i' until “ ‘ ulxiut the face and forehead, live un- hfm. He is now the deputy district igiven at thc i 1Thc Rally Day offering goes for tlw? ad- claxs arR enroued. Attar the planting' Legion home. p1111*- ♦T0’*1 ,r”in ’•J® ,UI“ ‘"J" , Dieterman smashed his truck into Identified young man. it was thought | governor. , . Sunday p].w ti-. made out, »» A pv* po*. luck aupim supixt uv at o.av 6:30 o'clock wiu Will ----- ftom U’L- . rcei.“‘.ILL?1 Kay’s car and tipped it over. Miss uouid probably (Me. Dunsmon* it.w;u,| The Lions votod tliat their future vuncemcnt v«ui«aucin ot « ouumu / School wv>.w. w.>ik w->.». in .>*,pian muoe it need neca not be oc carried wv> »«•” lnltJ5 precede the annual meeting for elec- w^ngs rushed to tl>e ho,^. Imped would ncover, but tliat is not meetings shall be held in the new Lc- Michigan, with World Service — credit tn lt_s enttroty entirety many in any onoj-^ar. one year, but may iiprecede *««»»«» account*, drawing interrot t Br}.ftn certain. , gjon hail and that they will go ahead ('given. Each teacher is trying to get a worked on and added to a* a four-thin of officers. time as Members are asked i u1- U w,u fe“rcd?llf ,uid a fractured iw worked on and added to a* an.Vr.^ four unui thin sucn of officers. ------- --------------year farm ix-auUficatlon pro- to ------bring table----service, sandwiches and required fo. construction or develop-1 >lcuj] but that fortunately proved-riot Ionia county authorities said the un-1 with their work for the relief of blind - full class attendance -for this .service. ।lor five ... the .... stolen car. children and young ,w-------------------------------------An another diiJi of food. It is hoped there menl *or,t‘ b '5 11 nne ' nv® *n B to. be true. Kay was bruised, but not identified young men. in folks who are un' appropriate souvenir ‘ will be given ' gram group.of “ M.hoo) to secure■**-the.-------necessary glaow** in : to each person. The children of tlw The class has over fifteen members may be a good attendance. .. flU' .*’**! *.r’f._ 5L ???!?S Deputy Flower apnearly rim down a r~~ *—’’| able -*-• -------------•-------------- C— * C-—--1 zJ*?; -- --- 5EL scrioudy seriously hurt. by ud ol lundi b«l b.ounhl boys in Ionia county a shipt lime lx- order to correct tlwfr eyesight Mr., Beginners. Primary and Junior depart- around Woodland already signed for Some fine improvements have been w. .fort the first accident. JohiLron exprcsied his great sunwise at menu will participate. Congressman tho Wor-K. n ynu fhould care to haw made on the interior ot the home that by .bblym, .buna Uui.vu principle. D,,ttnn,„ run* DlbUrmnn.tUlm. h. I. a (arban ! the extent of tills work done by the John C. Ketcbam. formerly supcrin- voljr jarm home grounds landscaped ] will be greatly appreciated by Unit and ... cl.y buri,™, w « Uk. UU.ri.Uwy will r.n. mnoty lor KaUmamo. but mH (ria 'Hastings Lions - He said hr believed tendent of llw school, will be iiresent and attend these cl.wes. notify Mr. Post members and all other* who may THIRTY ENROLLED IN Uw ellyl . ; „av)ll to. hr, driving bl. (arthc local club Iwld the record for Ute — and n---give ••a ............. abort talk. There will also Fo?Scr U'. at UllriV once JHJ M ju. Ml..? lnay go ill more into mhke lire of the rooms, .. BARRY CO. NORMAL entire We have mcntloiwd the fact that the ba„p truc)t on y.43 beyond Oull take ..mac, ram„„ lh, projeet. state In this work. *b. “ (jmflal ' ****'* l lm followlna "" — - wllh . During. the . past week a lol of cin00 o'clock at night His breath mlttees are assisting: Invitations. ------------! nfng has been done by the Unit mtsn- council had voted.to cover the tanks nt, Teachers And Oommr. Smith , Misses Eva Hecox. Frances Cowles and, .bers and today. Wednesday, they are the sewage disposal plant so a* to pre-1 an(1 olhcr evidence* of liquor drinking, GIVEN VERDICT FOR $1,350. ............... alleged, constituted sufficient Mabel Sisson;, (Decorations. , . , , muuci oimuii jcvui nnuuo, Mrs. mio. Ouy «->uj RED CROSS HEADQUAREntertained Students On again at tlie work. They greatly ap-. vent escaping odors, about which com-j ,c }t The damage case of Mrs. John Me- KeU^ and hcr clsW5 of Fresliman and,' TERS OPEN WEDNESDAYS trea«ra ura Q..«huura of Sa plaint had been made The council (rcamn. |n the minds of the officers, fur Friday P. M. , j ..a* -t._sewer . ~savings hls arr<£t On lbe ciujrgc alleged. Lravy against the Great Atlantic and; sophomore girls; Ushering. Lloyd . . vegetables given by those interested, transferred $500 from .the Work tn the Barry CountyNormal Pacific Tea Co., growing out of injuries shafer** claiw of Junior and Senior Rnnttixitinn Must Bp Made For a* the re»ix>nse has been splendid. The -Account to tlie sewer fund to pay —__ —______ ■' for |-------------Dieterman—was brought before Ju»n wi)J veterans’ has-..t,M* work necessary to end the cbm- tlce cortright yesterday afternoon and is starting out splendidly this year, which she alleges were austained by her; boys: Seating arrangement for cJUl- Requisition must He made For Each Sack Of Flour DisIpHai at*clmp*emtw and'the’ChH----- plaints. । - —' !plead pleadnot notguilty. guilty.Bail Boll was wa* fixed fixad at at 1260 UM with thirty prospective teachers en­ on February 3. 1929. when site fell on dren, Mtel violet Crook's class of rolled. On Monday the class elected the.areaway between the sidewalk and Junior High boys. The council jxuied an ordinance, which Iw- U expected Co furnUh Hl* tributed 'dren** Billet at Otter Lake. 10:30, the ivour fur morning wor-1 the following officer*? President. Miss the front entrance of the A.A-P. State; which provides that no-person in thla^iai was set before Justice CortrtgtU Street store ---------here, -- — was ----------------tried before -a: j-hip. «M,r. Rev. rira.v; Dewev will preach an apArrangements have been made tor Marcella Lester; Vice-President. Fer­ -----------city *iiall place on or over any street. on October 7. This being » first ANNUAL MEETING. tttmw Monday Uririd.,' in In the , l.n federal district ’ proprtatc . . srrmon, and.... there ..... will ■be * the distribution of the flour furnished ris Lathrop: Secretary-Treasurer. Mis* jury The annual meeting of the Barry sidewalk or alley or on any ntlwr prop- 0:icn*e ca*c on the charge of alleged court at Grand Rapids. JUdge Ray- the official board roll cal). Last year by the American Red Crass. Tlie local ,County Tourist and Resort Association erty over which the city ha* 'Jurisdlc- ] driving while under the influence of • Marjory Baker. On Friday afternoon, Mrs. Mabel mond presiding. The jury .on Tuesday -every member but two responded at, chapter lui* rented n portion of the WJU will be held on on Friday, ucwoer October «. 7. at at lion, or make any addition* to any, intoxicants, the caae will be tried in Clark and Miss Jennie McBain, normal brought in a verdict of $U50 in favor .‘rou cau. which was splendid. Rev.; Buick garage building on No. Michigan 7.3o p M at the ofnce ln tjM. gtebblns building or otlwr structure, of what-; justice court, not circuit court. ever kind, to'dlsplaj any signs or otheri ------------teachers, and County School Comrnr.. of Mr*. McLravy. Because this case is, i>wcy hoi>es this year to have tlie at- Ave., as headquarters, with Mrs. Don — Bldg. advertising or advertising devices, ex-; NGT1CK. ! Foreman In charge. Tills Red Cross —Adv. Maude Smith, entertained tlw class al of special importance to every business :tendance 100 per cent. Wm. J. Field. Proa. cept with tlw consent of the city coun-1 Western Stale Teacher** College will not attending church else-' store will be open each Wednesday i a tea in the playroom at tlw Central man. and to ot general Interest also.; j; yoU , cn. offer an extension class In "Geography sclwol. Miss Lester read several orig­ we win revlow it in the Banner nextiWhere, you are especially invited toifrom 8:00 to 12 00 A M.. 1:00 to 5:W| NOTICE. The city projxrty committee was au- of South America" with Mlie Hyrieon ’ !the Methodist chureh. land 7:00 la8:00 F. M., on the one day ] The regular annual meeting of the inal poem* and Miss Mae Smelker »'<*L —:—*-------------------------------, — only. sang three numbers, accompanied by . । Methodist Ladles* Aid will be held on thorlred to repair the celling in the I instructor, bcglmilng Saturday, October ----------- i t at 9 00 o'clock kt the court houM, EPISCOPAL HUPPER. ! • LOCATING IN HASTINGS. . l Tlw Bed Cross s)wclftcs that. a requl: Wednesday. October 5. at 2:30 P. M. Miss Prances Hunter. ' -Maude W. Smith, Oocunr. ef Schoote. At Pariah house, Thursday. Beptem-, Dr. Harris Woodburne. who has been si I Ion must be----------mode out for^every .„Vm.a will «« I-am -------— suck —y election of u officer* take ptace. |I submitted and approved. All arc looking forward to a happy -Adv. er 29, 5:30 to 7:00 P. M. 35 cents.— practicing at Augusta for the past year, of flour given and in no cases will it' lt ts hoped a large attendance will be, -anti successful year. CONCERT IN NASHVILLE. ----- -----------------------dv- »-w. 2-28. . Ils moving to Hastings. Beginning Beginning Oc-]be distributed to those who are found. had *o». is moving to Hastings. oc-;be distributed to those The Hustings CHy Band goes to! QUIMKE L. A. •, CHICKEN SUPPER. . --------- ------ - ------------------- tober 1*1 he will be associated in bust- unworthy in any way. The chapter Nashville Saturday evening where they Fried chicken wppw *1 U» Coats Grove church. Thursday Octo­ BASEBALL AT VICKERV’S. nesa with his father. Dr. A. W. Wood- i will gladly cooperate with the other OPENING DANCE. ber 6. Music. Commencing at 5:30. 25c. Sept. 30 at Freeport? K. of P. Lodge. will render one of their splendid con-! Thursday, Sept. 3t, I Otaurik <M Hastings Independent* v«. Dowling, burne. who lias enlarged his office for welfare agencies 1n this city or county I cert*. f 12 wk*. —Adv. Sunday. October I—Adv. jthe purpoee —Adv. in this undertaking. Will Also Study Federal And State Statutes Imposing Burden Of'Taxation FINE OPPORTUNITY OFFERED FARMERS PROGRAMS START ■ MOBY EVE, OCT. 11 W. A. SCHADER CHO­ SEN AS CHAIRMAN CUT S10.000.000 FROM STATE COSTS TO HAVE FARM HOME LANDSCAPE SCHOOL �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 2». 19J2 PAGE TWO Bffl ISLAND VERY INTERESTING TWO ENTERTAINMENTS DELIGHTED AUDIENCES Fifth Proposed Amendment Would MRS’L0PR,A„lA^J^C,E„„D„P Simplify Present Election Laws aeI„ed °*W LOCAL NEWS Dr. Abbott Wilb a Clover Ma­ Aside from selecting candidate* for ter of tte legislature while hi attend- i Moating of tlie Loyal Order of Moose .. u» Nb.^.W.k.TkUbb.. .1 ■*> kWUlU-. Dr‘"kta» r„ lntVnrtv E“XTiaw. Diy‘T_' .®l’e gician As Well As Fine next Friday night at their hall. »n ram Mil MM. tb. IK. -N K-1112LS? 0 ”■ i Consumers Ooke will heat your home Ventriloquist MEMORIES MAJORITY OF PRESENT IN­ i, „Tt;° 5''l*“,ul,f,'^y*lnlS!;“,,"” «««“'««•• w “,»«;» SS? —.j .... temoer <u nt me rrcnoywruui enuren. • Claude E. Wood is feDorled as not HABITANTS ARE OF I given at tne atetnotust enuren on ,,, Bte corretltullei! .--.m -o . rf<U.|Br meeting — the president. so well this Tuesday afternoon to the the State constitution ■ and and a a propprop- ployed ploved ypen upon o orr in in the tlw operation of .... । Aftrr lhe 'Thtn^ay Wday repeal the present oteo- railroad "trains, Mrs. Lora ««vranM UtMance .*r uf ...... , and -.......... —, -rjeningsjby - - --- pr iKuimii osition ioto iepe :ralns in ui thu this state, or any |mtroduced' I ... , • IRISH DESCENT I Abbott, the magician Tlw Httemln.ur muI ^cniu. law. |aw iAH of i.'wtn are im- sailor engaged arid employed on Uu- pfondg .who gaVl. a mi»t interesting Need an alarm rctock? Read Bes-v margcniuFriday evening was more than double |wrUn and deserve jxsrtant. and deserve study. study. 1We have Great Lakes w tn coastwise trade, shall 141ul ln^rUctive uddre.vi. a small inirt of mer’s special prices on them for one that of Thursday night, showing the . ... OL-cussed ...... thc. first, - t .warm, a^QHd, . tx» acpnred deprived or of m» vtge wife oy by rc.tson reason ot of anab- j .which follows. FXrFLLENT W,‘re^ H. rtf thudof the proward atul or Ui^rtcA'wrre I jn 1625 in'Boston, CAVCLt-tzn I HIGHWAYS niuniTMiQ l^i . prosnun int of p0M 'd fourth .md Seventh amemimsuts and; j<nce State infrom whichthe township, or site reside-.; Maned VtTfurnWr aa the membrrs °r *^rSunday school dos* on the first saloon in; CAUCLLctVI niunw an(| went good advertisers posed cuaMUittonal umendmants andistate tn , _i which which he or or rite she reside.-,; reside*; and anti Amcrtea-*was started to furnish, as Uu« 77. .i r AbhOtJ '*r,Qrn e<! • 01 will n-AHikTup Uu- fifth Thb is Ar- the legislature ■!shall -all provide bv hi j ....... it-v?^hauor tlwTwn evening the legislature bv law! - -■*» um, __ ’ ■ . , ■--------. • . nrovide . ‘ irvuiu .'.I a IK IIUUVI w UK-11. - 'r‘“ ■ Rare Fringed Gentian Is Found buflliniitj^s.ticte has. to ’s w^xild - -------- and - ' optical -------tide III. HL &c Sec I. 1. iuul and han to do da with: with UK! the. manner manner In In which which and anct the the tinw time and and {te-boy t!l„ »-<H||d »rop M->p |w*ddllng peddling it it an»und around The Beumer Jewelry Alon, The Molkt Sandy .1™™.bi, d™. modifications of the >" present elcctton1 place al which iiteent eirctors may'voie 1 ; the !*» town an*d w s<r. th.,t thcre w„,( store was established 49 years ago last Keeping Alive in Your Mir d for tlie eanva-sa und return of their t^_.... *K Thursday. Sept 23. Be“ch . :*■*»*■■«. dKWirt lu...uJN.x«- Haw .randan, dm„.bU1 land Xi ' .!»» pivjMKTA uiuciiMUHrni uiuo uu, ruiuuru ruiuwi, **••? mw w»-I «„ tlte cWriy days, oven a* late as Consumers Coke will heat vour home Memories of the One WAo St - James, thc little town lying-mcmg nrtl* • . ' even* . . ... . . rr.mnmirailv a<*v little fnvn from th, the jirt M-nt lau-.nuO law.and w* tje HavnLl*>*ri(w. have-islaturc *b*ll ahall h.tv-- rWMKKr jKiwrr t». U> Irasjxu»> Ian, Iowa Ii .* .j ..... in*n-. nnarlv txxiv drank * Has Passed-Away the teach of the-land-locked harbor, ica^a so that they maybe readily dte-i neceaunly absi-nt from other kwaild even be intmtlcated in the nul-! Mr al“l,Mrs w<’-',!c'' 1/yan •** of Big Beaver bland, had nt quite r< intguishrd I :han above And Prm'tdrt mte Fa,enU b°r? Only covered Irom the* excitement' of their •H>. NUUK ,™d. u’«!»».: jfWh.r 1N.I m*l» n., d.m.1 ,j th, (|J “J™* form । Home-Coming celebration the week, previous Which marked ths tooth an­ Di all elections every inhabitant of .of the elective franchise at any elcduon I wl., r. w.,4 Clutom to keen the life of the deceased. A tribute that niversary of llw coning of Fstliri : this stele being a citizen of the Unit-; m account o! sex: AND PROVIDED j llvrr two nicht-s and burr the T,le Ru’,n,M' Cemetery Circle will Baraga. -*ho established the first Ininhabitant reskliug in - ed States; <-vrry ................................................ ........... ........... .......................... IlhIM dw. Alu ...h disn Mission on "The Beavers ' Stninz ‘ RAY BRUNDAGE SPOKE BE. ?u“ TW, book) '™,t" “ * Why not see us now and have ihr along the dock- slwd was a tenner in j d.». not .rooni ho. mooh oak* brink ior nw». work wl this fail or sprint? Call Gaelic. Ced* Milk- Faulte -A Hui- , FORE ROTARIANS MON 1 every inhabitant residing in this state j u.'<’d but the liquor consumed liurked Friends ot Mrs. Mary Showrrnuin and gel our new reduced prices. drrd Thousand Welcome.? :->n thq first day of January, eighteen ■ “ but a fiw quarts of two homJwads w,n br «l“d 10 know that she is conDAY NOON Judging by Use type of faces mod in | [hundred fifty; every mate inhabtunt I.OCATED WITHIN THE LIMITS OF There must have been aotne driSw in I‘“’’““’Mt “» improve in health, but Is ’“eim. ‘lwev d4>» lf lt took thaljuuch to Siry »’»' ■» Bronson hospital in Kalamazoo. evidence »’ the dock and encountered I of foreign birth, who having resided in , ...raw.. POPULATION . _ ____________ !tbc ’W° J9^* “nd »’* montlv. FriOffitiTYA p?itr m--rmvN thc l*r';whrr1 wUc* —'oh the street, se might haw ^n'PRISON County Treasurer Willis Streeter L. landing in Londonderry or Cork. -------------------------TRIPI FH ^INTF WAR i’rWr ’“ ’&e eighth day of November "r”‘,.*’.A 1 ‘ I ' I And «> far its more young people, distributing the Hne money this week I nlrLuu olIxLu V¥HH ,.whlern hundred ninety-four and Tlie thhabltanu ot Beater Island are ei.ut.-4- entirely >. ,..,J>rclunv j-mg, drinking 1* nmcenxtl; The apportionnwnts to the different I'hnne 2497. Ironside Bros.. Prop*. Irish tn overwhelming numbers Th-; , The firat of Too. Vminfnr. Ava Rut having declared hi* uw|id intention-to be • Iimiges ucx-s w.ii. tjw Chicago Tribune ut June 1. 1914 .townships will be published next week Liquor Law Violators Are «« w a clturn autes one. church oh the island is Roma:. , . . 'Tf ,J h">d "A three months'!-• survey ahciwsj ' 1 Consumers Coke will heat your home! Catholic, and the public school L Small Part Of Inmates In years and six month* prior t<> sahi lx • you mate from the r .:.*t ward t > t.i-v tha{ u 0,w wonM.n an<j glfis .t‘rh^‘U5n.t^ reJhamlcslly.-Adv. , taught by Bisters. Penal Institutions named day. and Aho shall have Cbm[every 24 hours, the buck rooms of the' Tlie bowling alleys at Jake Rehor’s' rtuiiM msuiquva. pMed' his nnturalizathm prior to lion, you must remain registered as. On the official souvenir program of n Joons on Mnduton and North Clark [■ are all gone over by skilled workmen PASSING OF MRS. WILL the Home-yomir.K-i tne Home-Coming 1 nouceu noticed »su ten imw Galla»-i Mr Kay Brundage, head of the state , jnniury nrst. nineteen hundred tweh- voter fit the First ward until alter tlw streets and Cottage Grove Avenue." ! and pul in first class condition for tlw [ LENZ ON MONDAY I*. M. ghers listed, white McCann. Moone> I Board of Pardons, was the speaker at :jj..f„ur; t),e oj any inhabitant of election. You will not be able to regis­ In regard to tlw* propw-d amend-; fall and winter bowing Mntoney. McDonough McCauley | thv Rotary luncheon Monday noon. He’JOfPJl,n birth who. having resided ir. ter ax a voter in tlie new pn-cinct until ment Mr ttehor' Hastings friends wl-re shocked toto nullify the Eighteenth AmendPfechner. Bbtjneri Mielke. Quinlan and I gave. a most informing talx on tn? state two years and -nix month.- after the .election. . The proposed .meat in Michigan. Mr>- L-iMance said announces the opining of the alleys hi learn of the passing of Mrs Will Lz-nz . | Mlchael Cull, give et'idcnc'-»f Old Er::; ।'rime -ituatlon in general and ’’’’[prior to the eighth day of November amendment would do away with this in part. "If.thbi amendment is pa»a*dj‘ this issue of tlw Banner. i Eble Cairns i ut her home hear Green ancestry, while no-* and then s*nam- - work of hlr department in particolar.!p.ghteca hundred ninety-four, aixi Sterling Sponable was brought be­ :t will take some time before tlx- UnitMr t>**AMrK»A Brjhd&ge lira,,! begad nv By *t*llntr Mating that that .!. . like Nels ’ 1 a Pranit-yy bespeaks' - *i '** .... ... .. . .. . . . fore Justice Matthews Tuc.--day and rd Slates supreme .court can pass upon: :hc work of hla department ' i« not c,.me a citizen of the United States French-Scandinavian' cte-cent. ...... it .. ren . >und o.,r Io Uw -Wil, won In th, with pneumonia but seemed better till :t* constitutionality.-and while t . -enrrallv known. At n recent meeting <wo Vl<iirs .uuj slx mtgijhx prior lo ral! ■ Ih»t -loo 1..H - -.1.1 ell "< *2j“ with ■ » o<- pn Fridav she grew gradually worn-, held in Ballim- re qf the country s; Jx. naH-u^ nild wh-, ]iav., :mv> during the Iwcnt.-f-day period ii eoio-UlMUoiwI. In Ihr ■ Jnmcs. "TJir -..nil,of -invlnn «n uUlomnbUo »luk death claiming Her about 5:<XJ I’ M . w.r*ih. nimter, ol wmtoiuo. c w, n.iu^mn™ pn„r , :• home. -rl. fence ent'* ■ MnlilKn IM Mlroluirh .UIM.U1 Injnmy of mknMni. Monday. viHajr. i •anl- ami S !“„.>*! J‘Hilary one. niiw'-etn Ikiqrircd twenty* I ward immediately. That u-. you could along tht i «»y ..I .nlornnn in. 1>n. uhrndE‘™ “ M' Sunivlng arc the husband and. two ■hann ’> e.xn>are MichiCTns !»role f<xir. an(| M<.n. o, .......... ............ •:ndcrttj-d » 1 move from tlw- Fourth wan! to th: nnir. . ..Vi.i u.. ™n Un- y,M„r.U . >» •n-rr'l intern M Actaon. » small children, her imnnis. Mr and i - wltk tho-c of other states. He is --n—<a up Indian dement, a native orthr Upited :Third ward any time before the L.n.nun.ni । TlUnk »l.»l ite: ...nld " l»™f tewh « Mr. Orb.rn •nvlnced t!u*t Michigan has the best : ute .'liintltt State?, shall be tin elector and entitled tian and still be able to- register W.«t It M;rM«..r.».«,!.! te |n' <* r-memh-M ten, » M.V. Ateirah- system in the country. ‘ i to vote But no one shall be an elw-jcait your ballot-in tlk- third wan -iteimrmww. iMMiion ,.i tern, ,1„ ' ‘ I"",h-' ll-te... ' i > thc extent-of his work, he de­ i t r and entitled to vote at any.election-i election dny^ 1th tinkling bell bn red mv pro in s i L nlv uu- V. ...nriunl oiteo.ll. . Uw I flooU’ •‘>te<riUl'ln'‘'’te un woman, kindly, friendly and tnsired that in May 1031. when he be n her wsy home from the beach fo. tensely c>iu«cl<qiluus 81m- w;l.- «-mtiirt'C. opposition to tlw fV-tteral I " ‘Y" ... . , .. an hia official duties, there were 9- <>i twenty-one years and has rc.>id>-d i:-. benefit town-cup- having clues kcate.1 । tn the night» milking Cnnrtltmi™! te o.r.. lo voir -No C..,„un»r. Mr MU te.U ,m.r homr .ployed In the Banner office as hnotyiw Never gXrcp: fw the trip through; Ki pers ns in Michigan prisons. The’ this state six months AND IN Till, within their boundaril's ?a pre«eir 1 n Ihn Anirndmrnl! rronontol».-A<l,. , _____ '. operator before her marriage >uid wu 'Hhcst number was m FebrunMy this CITY ok TOWNSHtF >The present, township* cirim-t .•■t.ibUs.'i v.-tipe Normandy in 1-ram—. have 1. been ■> Biiforv prohibitlun Wus paired there ' SEHIOVS Atl'IDFNT aiwaya faithful and a «’>od worker. Sh» many rows any-*nvia-‘ I -aw an oir l.iw .’«pecih»'.' and tn th* ward or town- [ booths within city boundaries Yet. in were 300 Keeley Cures in the United VrM.nto. wink mrtlnr ,n th.- Fi»- .......... . •“]> drive through the island the afternito’- •ow 9.505 confined In the. following »hip> in which he cr ski- ot7«-i- io v. :• C' rtain dfarlcls of the state- cities have ■-Mate-s. now there arc three , !OI1 ion HHlK Hint uuxory. fatton Robert nersmp itooen Pfei-soii mmiw •<am- — *J’r u“n “ ...... ,oV,1T“‘ i',' wU< ' 1', hi,tld <«i,,. i„.i11 ... th, iunorj. w of < ur arrival, big .i'jan or roan and I lute penitentiaries: In Ionia 1803: hi twenty days u- .-c preceding such t ier- .exjianded within township borders to sn,. ..... rnj>. Ite Aurnunni .lnln.1 - n icing „„ rl„„it iw it mrw-n ti>„. Funrrj.l Mil te teld . II..'ackson 5.719: in Mtuquctte 895: tn the white cows .with long homs-alnxet liij ■ iiotr Provided. rh;<t no qualiSed <-!-?cMr ojch an extent that tjic votinr was organized in London suw v.u <n ,,u in iihng macimu-. machine badlv uuiiniK uaai> i.i<«ru««>- church m Irving township on Texas Hirers. Tlie;.' rtm l"o «- m Mu - it-irc Hou.sc ot CorreeUdn, istate in the actual mikt iry service ol thr b->oth has tn be located at a point that prohibrttun _y nftrfnoun at i.wn.tiitny two-lhiiiy epre.cntatlws from otlwr earn1 * • -i.Thore.iav »■ -atlng hU ann and cuttfiut the wrist u o -tU often bringing you to a dead .'t : ; uisonc.i’ 3C8 ol tylipm l!» are worno'clock. Rev. VdPherron ot Grand tries It was organized :<> tight prohi! It Ls rearrd ll( . lllllV j X ,wl |,iy oclock. t :•> prohin; :n Hi" tuiila hospital for tlw* enm-' (Continued on page nine, part two. art of n hition in the United Stales and they! !1M. ll4. „r }lt> Ujda jUin(1 Hii|itd.s olliclating Burlpl in the Rtrtu.il in-nr. • ■ 11 “f •<.horn' ■.-.hile In attendance at any in-titutT -ii t--wn>h‘.p location raised »400JX».(KW. The three DuPont i land cemetery. , ’ -----'jii,' prison population of Michigan, , । •rinteil -’i-ii-,' tin- Var Nearly two-i’f learning, or .u.t pirwn in lot a t----- ...,. broilivr- gate gio (iBojwii. Tills a«*>o-i Robert Hathaway wtw am. : I on tnnta «rn • teaching iii the, iHiblk- schools uf Uu-- amendment DOES Not (specify tiia. ciatkKi Tells tlx* 124.004.000 people in ; At the September meeting the twin,- i the serious charge of forgery. Hr co:i- rd r twrnt Pvrarx of age Mr 'I ,Ir •* *nv regtilark enrolled mrtnb-. .« lownUufi voting Iw.h nu: ' bi- i.«- ’he United .Blates what they ,can -do.' ....___________________ —- - - . — ,. feswd the offenses charged again They buy jip the ncwspjqx>r* ami Mr- Win J Norn* A di-hni<iti.-. Mipjw-r । tatnrd the Freeport WM A.'Thuradav him. and -will undoubtedly watv> •wr examination and his caw will bo taker, much of 1111 k wet propaganda is stut­ ’ umial buMneK-. und an enjoyable eve- nie visiting Indies gave the progmm on into the circuit court.. ' convent tered, a:> that unthinking peopte utr [. nine .if game.-,. ; which, nil enjoy*! very much. Later—Young H a t h a w a y ■* a convinced that conditions are! brought before Judge Brawn on Sat­ milt empty the prisons of Michigan School. 426: at Adrian Industrial Home' •v IM more with u view of learning ncilluliv worse than' before prohibition. urday. admitted his offciiM-.s n;vl w;r MrABnindiiKC said he could not agree far Glrb. 300:.. at. Um Lapeer inxlitli-.: their ccntUrion of mind, and the rflrct given from three to fifteen years ai with thts theory, because thc records Hon fur thc feeble-minded. 3,457 tn-1 c-f uhut has come to them-in the way [show that of the 895 prisoners at Mar­ lonix quette only eight are thpre for thc [mates, with 1500 to 1600 on the wyit- ;>! punishment--he bf.lirvos that-wimr violation of the prohibition law. of the ing list. Whin all this means to the forty to fitly ;>er cent\of the inmates approached pandemonium broke Ida Tlie' Fellowship class will hold their 5.7l9 nt- Jackson, only. 246 are there future of this state should be consid- • ol our prison* r infer I from vetierral Nothing could be done! This Aastv diseases which have not n little to do end. bv the citizens ot Michigan regular mfeting Friday night Svptem-' ; tor. viotal ion of tin1 liquor laws. He declared that he would not go with their criminal records.L. V. HESSMER, Eve&ight Specialist their money to pack the gaite'rifs with Aside from .... the prison ipopulation. bqr'30” *As —•• it • is INI.' rally week ’ *• ktM.I, there will r» .. i , ... । ... ... i.... To show tlw direct of prison Ute .up* ....... regular rally iwogrum with Ite-.1 tlv-re are other matters that should. >t>w> tiny discus'-ton of the causes of HASTINGS, MICH. on different per-ons tin- speaker gavcLji drv measure.-! --in charge ... . . M. - luck ■ I-. -ns al! think. Connected with the jcrime tn Michigan, but believes they M P -McKean Pot make j result largely fit -communities where life geiwraT supper at 7:0*)'. Business meeting at , jx-nal tntd reformatory ins'.ituttons of onrcMtn turgviy from irom the roe failure tauurc of oi the me the histary ol half n down or more inoutlie im w«-li; r ■ntimetit is in favor <•! enforcement. 8:15. program following. AU members this state ary the Lansing Industriali -j home to uv do io Us wiioiv whole um> duty uy bv vunurrn. children. mates in tlitirreii: institutions. ___ requested ____ ....to bt»f __ .. ..... .. School ....., for ....... rhK wniltH are present ....... Invite vour Irjw. with m B35 Inmates: mlI This would tnrhin, include tintlw lartt,* large tmrnhor number'as iht-n.nr.ii-. ut smh-wIui have l>-i-r.the law is being enforced.- and II con-', friend* ’ the epltenfic farm «2«: at tlw nurcorii 'of divorces, which break up famlilt s , released. All the.-w etidctice the ten attion.- are bad in large clue!, it 1, the' is no indication <»f the way yon see. And.,the way you ' - term at Capac. 41<L at Coldwater State ■ Anothei ..noils producing cause is th.-th.it you cannot treat all .prhoiu-rs in'fault of thc jx-oplt- in those cities Why see is nil important. Not HOW MUCH nor how WELL-. c|vlr indlflercmfe in a ittes ns to what young jieopte are doittgj pervercs.-born rriminals These should rpropagan-u .yivs -conditions are ter-' you see. but how normally and comfortably. Anti these | what placer, they are allowy-d to cwt-' b: dealt with, according^' and k''l” । Hblr in l.wgv citie; 7 We know it is Jgrepate tn. what influences are about • jicriiiaiwntjv.from any eptmec to Injure 1 b, .(,.r than in saloon day. t-vi-n Itroldems demand all that science has to offer. Our I ’hem ■ SOCI.-P Tlw other. should be dealt , 1( thc u ,)ul ,rnIurrrd hundrrd service points thc way to better vision. |t What happens to a man when he |,. wlIn c-icum>tanc.-., and thyir own; |>r.. ccllt ' taken to one of Mirhigans prisons?;5°’>(h,c’ •• tn «o iiutuute a- th--:. . Bo not decSired: U w<? get repeal tlw, I Find, and soon after he m'ts iht-i<Tier' An a'I'J1'L^,nii' s*-atenwnt by -Mr .attxm will cume back: • .t- placed hi a quarantine station. ,UJ,.WkS l’,“’ : Wo arc voting this fall for tpc I..where he. sits alone by hims.lt, nr.t Ior -“v -terms main- :n<' “•tpiHlCs' umsttv-. ■ j-oung.people wte» cannot y»J Note, but permitted to see or communicate with;;1’1'1 ’he tx-st coosjeraum; w,thjhi iuli] lw;. t0 sl|{j,.r 0,ir mistakes.: unt other person, except thc diwtor.i and ether prison {•u’Wl’i'/ sdlay astdepeityanilluUoiLsand'conwho may make an <Kca.wn-l visit For : There could lx nu doubt pt ’.he (lr. In<n ' appreciation the .................. .Rotarians' . fomteen day., this prisoner sit.- there, thorough ’ trough appremtton m Rotarian-- ,vrv.v. Kn..S!, und an<j i.vl.i.itllrv. j^y an(1 .......of - i.ic from ,h< the’ h hearty apt* -•« -| locked bi a cell, absolutely alone. For irfam ’,Brtv aon3au AttjlMUllr “ “ Mr ._n,llk• .... .pound concluded his bulk ' —. .! most young fellawi who have had any j |- sort-of'bringing up this fourti-cn’davs, KEV. KITCIirNG SPOKE । j docs aiorv good than the years of con- ■ LUMBER JACK HYDE AT < OM.MEKCIAI. ( LI B Swift's Premium I tlncmcnt tliat fallow You take jny: : Rev. John Kuching gave un inter-' IS NOTED FIDDLER i-chap, shut him away from all humaii Asting talk -at the Commercial Club L beings for fourteen days, not permit; :concerning a trip he made to thc Mt-dii him.to read anything except the Bible/ Competed In Contest With Jep [t«-nan-.in. landing at tn-nn later pro-: '.just'lrt him Mt there tor two weeks! Bisbee—Was At City Marby rati ..crus, i/irojs- i . L m­ I and think, he will generally conclude' , , „ , , i'-ton . Rev Kltchina dtd mt i'll of the । ' that crime isn't worth while. . Ket baturaay Night «-nrry and of .sights usually ck-scriliyd, | After thu'expettence the prison rules' who is known | but »jx>kc ot rhe people and of thing* । LAMB <C_ ' are explained and-he is told that wha: f, <>: pine woods that thc ordinary traveller might noli Shoulder JL^C mav happen to him will wry la:>i lv " banjo player' t-bsenr at all. which was especially in-1 depend upon how faithfully he lives 4 :<>.tn Saturday <tcresttng; . . ’up to the prison regulations.. ,, He is next Placed tn his cell. At ‘ 5:30 each morning the bugle.blows. At-j. •rd a’. Old Lang Syn- • The officer..- and members ot the re­ six hi must *>• dressed and must have t, FEES NAPTHA SOAP A JC City market Saturday rubUean county committee and th? reShultz or Freeport cleaned his ceil. If he fails to do it he ‘ 10 bar**T I priblican nominees for county office. । i> confined for from five to nine days. mvira umw MORMONS LAID vw OUT। INFORMING TALK ON CRIME SITUATION Hastings Monument Works Dedicated to Better Vision The Appearance of Your Eyes Leg»' Lamb 19- Hamburger, lb. 10c I Pork Sausage, lb. 10c Fresh Fillets, 2,b'25c j| Fresh Oysters, 25c 17c BEEF TONGUES Smoked Picnics LAMB STEW 7c Prepare Your Poultry HAM ENDS for Winter! 9? Winter will soon be here. Now is the time to conditrorrVour poultry for the season, so you will have healthy, strong stock. Dr. Hess Poultry Pan-a-min^- Butter Brer Rabbit MOLASSES, Green Label, large-size . . 25c TEA POT BLACK TEA ’ a lb. package .... 25c Table King Pancake Flour with buckwheat, 5 lb. sac)* Sunrise FLOUR 39c 19c K. O. PANCAKE FLOUR without buckwh’t, 5 lb. sa’i ,17c Premier CRAB MEAT, per can .................................. 33c Premier LOBSTERS Friday and Saturday Specials Feldpausch’s "Where Better floods Cost Less ,f PHONE 2272 Phone Your Ord.r WE DELIVER It was Mr Brundage s belief that lor the majority of persons sent to prl•on. six months' confinement would-do done by purtiriuuent He hoped and believed the lime would come when our lawn would lx- changed so that courts could impose the maximum 'months, then jrchnlt discharge of»*e who liave quite evidently learned Hr lessor. In addition to the quartary m ite effect upon prisoners, he woyid have each prisoner vytmiUud by a psychlatrut at the end of his quar­ antine. again in six months and again at the end ut each year, with.a view - knowing the attitude of the prisoner toward f.x-iety. Tins u a large subject and curing crime by punishing tlie rooms of the Methodist church last, tvrnlng. Supper was served bv Circle■ ..-reas-man Ketcham and plan* for-the. campaign were talked over and agreed up?n. • Something over sixty were' present. • soils' It's abutil the pine fiupt D A VanBusklrk attended the and how they get' along ’oily Joi of boys. «n men" 'annual convention, ot the Michigan I conference of city School ffupenntendeittsheld in Traverse City Friday and Saturday. The convention brought to-i jet her approximately 100 school heads i of the state to study educational prob-' ktn» and such related subject- as 'tendance and all arc hop-' cessfu! year's work under • rt's leadership. ' i Glenn Ponfold. who denied hl* gink; io! possession of intoxicating ' liquor. : although his father und brother had i pleaded guilty to that offensejwas con-. I Hcted bj a jury in the ctfirtut court yesterday forenoon ■ the situation nt the Lapeer Horne for thc ' Feebte-Mlpded will realize that Pennock hospital guild No 9 will thiX b an urgent matter, which should meet at the home of Mrs Hugo Wun­ be dealt with promptly, or we will be derlich-up Tuesday,* October 4. AH swamped with the expanse of main.... Uiruug imbecile* and feeble-minded will be hostro* a^teed by Mrs Mark I members urged to attend. . I One very serious dlMdvantage of the Thursday. October 8, Tntriiportation 'machine age for a tot. of . us is that'we. I will be furnished.—Mrs. A. McCoy. ! have to worry along with last years As a mineral supplement and conditioner, there is none better; and it is absolutely guaranteed. Cod Liver Oil— We carry the very best quality. A pure cod­ liver oil—not a compound-^^nothing added to it. This is another/good conditioner and should be given to poultry all winter. Bring your container. The price is • * reasonable. Stock Troubled With Worms— If any of your .lock i, troubl'd with worm, lndT5i''c ,"’cn'J ,h' NEM* WORM LAnULt. inc safe and sure way of destroymg large roundworms, hookworms and stom­ ach worms in sheep and goats, swine, dogs (adults and puppies), horses and mules, chickens and turkeys. ■ A complete stock of all thc above. B. A. Ly BARKER " Whtrt Immtdialt Attention and CourtAra Shown to AU" HASTINGS, MICH. PHONE 211$ WE DELIVER �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY ^EPTEAIBER 25. 1»33 ES CTDASE Ti r UEf * HASTINGS, MICHIGAN -:- TELEPHONES: 2244 ■ 2557 ■ $ :: SUNDAY & MONDAY Oct. Z-3 :■ In AIITheWorld, No Show LikeThis! -!i2iZEE At the Theatre 00628628 VERSATXLE TOM MIX. Those wiio know Tom Mix personallv EO BY TRUSTEES new ability* in this must versatile und astounding man. It was a long time 0 before Tern .Mix persuaded i.imreif; Sniot^Xi^ th^te' ■ ft that he could net Hut there is very £ |£ i"u, little due that the premiere western to la. t, actor or all time cannot be perxuad.d Uu. ?il. to do ut ulimni a moment's notice In addition lo acting, he has of com e .. ‘“A’*’1' directed not only himself, but many; • legal ctHtn.vl fm- tin'• • others. Amqng Um"<‘ !*• blusliingly 4 All committ»tc:. t • t» i admits n tlie tizen oT alrenx. Tlwda-. make detuilwl reports hot I n Bara. During tiu- filming ui "My Pal.‘ Dumber 31. in time to’stibmi tlie King.” Mix astounded evenftodv Michigan Icgt- lature. by proving hitnself a capital bond lead­ Our reader i may have not.ier. Tiw story deals with- tlie adven­ count pf i.u address gl .-n tr. ti tures uf a wild west show in a minia­ of tbr -Chicago Trlbm,- Mr ture Balkan kingdom. Mix iiandled 1 Uie baton like a vlrturew aiid.Wound up winch he inputs that by obliging with u cornet *ulo ' people to allow to 1 And now lie is stealing Will Roger ' stutt. But Tom attribute* tlw homely philosophy tliat he is writing on peo­ ple und pnies to Tony. Tom regards. Tony as tlw wisest Iwrse In the world "Sagebntsii PhDosoptiy" and -Wliat u Wrong With tlie Picture Bwdnera" runtain startling examples of horse miiim*. glad thr* Canned Tom Mix is also u silver-smith und }k spends a lot of time in a work room in „ .. . 0 his palatial home, designing und ex- uu' , r. 1, Kieciitlng unusual plrces Hi- own famopiti spy 0 ous inonMiram wak dwigned by him- . '. £ self. He lias It un tlw cniralwe gate to. ‘ 'U,1 ‘ \ Ids estate, on ail his saddle-; und .in •>«*' r-a- •. <1 •> <• .t.factun^hisposw-Mum i ir Mir d • Who orate the ibute that I have thr •ing? fall iment ■ DAY l\ 31. shocked to tl belter till. lally wone. 5:00 P- M . id and two s. Mr. and •of Christ - 0 ft 8 £ 8 0 ft 0 ft 8 »' e ADULTS 25c—CHILDREN LA-TEST-PATHE NEWS COUPON — TUESDAY -NITE iom<- when* ii’utiwr. licld nV tlie Clair* claims «h» owns him. lorsver and a day I Thursday ir Btricklen. he program CAIiOl.E on LOMBARD ADRIENNE AMES WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY these S $ $ 0 **. 8 ** Ji $ 0 '' .1 C?iC|u,e incr, Jtely .\soy.o cod­ ’d to and »rm» )RM iroytom- FRIDAY & SATURDAY tile*, PATHE NEWS — LONDON, CITY OF TRADITION AND STRANGE AS IT SEEMS ii Ion a FLYING START COMPARE OUR PRICES! n.9» M.98 dlkt^-hurch. Lr-t biongnig to ’lie Gt right j'.nung at FJmport am tlnjri church with whsafter site and Mi. Sn‘ now— CHEVALIER BENEFITS FHOM ............................. ■ WAR-TIME CAPTIVITY. h.' ma, <-7 A . hurt p:.-/ : • . : \ will Tiie German Army did Maurice be held tiw r- ite m ■ <>«<&» linin'• > Chevalier a positive favor by capturing St., on Thm (lay at on- p At a-sjl th. him during tlie early . months of the funeral will be ut tin j cptei.M. th . — -- war. d|.>t chutrh at twp o'clock. Rev. L. L \ World 0 ••Love Me Tonight.’' his latest pic- ‘ D< «'••)'; umd Rm. Frank Uwuii. oih.iat ft lure, could never iuive been made, lor.lnv. Rimal m (!:<• Ft-<- tru.tvi. 8 example, had the .rupture nut taken £ place Fur it was during u 2(i-:nont.i 8 imprisonment in a G« rman war camp A 0'.that Clwvalhr teamed English. Z,11?’ . ft Chevalier, a mere youth .when ite-, ,^’’2. 7? 8 war broke out. was one of the first to' , Se|*t«-::: ft enlW in thr French army. He wax put , ?,r antl 11 ’ 8 into service Immediately, mid in mi of fresh mid caniwd iiuit and ft engagement at Outry on Aueust 22. ‘ Gift*' 8 HH4. he was seriously wounded mid, wtetubl;-.' continue to come to the hosIpital in large qu.wliti.-x und rtirlv aiid 0 taken prisoner. ft Taken to'a Gennmi camp at Allen ■ , ■union is ereatly nppr-18 Gabrow. he was nursed tvack to health'il *• nwuns a lai in: saving Jn ft by the enemy. Bui during the more . •‘*’1’ ’ -'•f1' ” * the coming jvar IKTiiiis*8 than two years that intervened )>.. ‘here -ir.- >u manv i.o:i,t.I 0 tween his capture mid lib escape, he 11 ■' ft •» deveioiM-d aevcioiM.-u a a cioae cam: friendship trwouomp with win, «n-' uu- . Iy- b”' :■'“llr thoughthilm V .. ............ an . ..... ... .......... by ..... in.; »!>«■ sanm J* other prisoner, Englishman the ekit..d elated ju»l 'J name of Ronald Kennedy. I COUNTY *1 INF »' Jx 8 so day* tied to Johrj Smelkrr. J' Ferdinand Schumann-Hclnk.vrmi of '' tlie celebrated opera star, us sei-h In ixut wher- tli-;.- hv.-d for :o many the characterization of u despotic fteii- year*. Surviving ire thr- liu b.iiid .ind eral In "My Pal. the King." Universals X latest Tom Mix presentation. ^1“*-'<ln.n ,nl| «ih-i i.-Uth. s' mann-Hrink is rapidly building a repn)( Iju ft ...u.i™ utatlon for nmueir himself in HniivwcxxL Hollywood, with niW‘hPr anrt jjramlmoUu \ 8 a numlxr of admirable screen peilo: - bent to Ju-r family, lo; ft fiances already to his credit. He is 8 well versed In music, a heritage from his beloved mother, und I* a talented 8 writer in addition to bus histrionic <wp0 abilities. X Our Did yoii know that Jim Thorpe, who apja-ars with Torn Mix in Universal* "My .Pa),' the King." wax declured "the greatest athlete alive ’ by the King ol Sweden after tile Stockholm Olympic Gaines? Thorpe guve bueJc all of hi* trophies on a disputi-d charge of pn>fesdonahsm soon u'fn-r. but remained “llw greatest athlete alive" to tlw majority of sports critics throughout tlw world.- are off to AT THE VERY BEGIN­ NING OF THE SEASON! Smart frocks ... the choicest of the choice ... at an end' of-lhc-scason price! dcCorative sleeves! clips .. buttons .. < everything NEW! 116-118 East StateJSt. Hastings, Michigan visiting their daughter And sMcr. Mr. a nee ut-Mrs. and Mrs. H. M Kennedy, till Sunday • • rniuon. the evening.’ Mr. and Ms;. Geo. Wuxi made a ------ - ------- ------ --- ----- Aid Mrs.' BchtilLi liaif pie -pn-jram in chunit. .business trip to Hasting* thi.s Munday, Mrs. Qoldsmith vi-.iled h«-r blotter. which coivtst-d of readings and u gWKsing i •fhc day aft* mixvn anf Sunday. Hr winter­ tily dix-on ly. • <n With acute tippendicfti-t at fluho:.te«- m_I. Wtlciii Mr. and Battle Cl’i -- ............. — and Mr.-. Wilcox, „.v and a Mr. and j Mrs. Unidtb-ld and Jack Sunday. T>» I«o. .ih<T.». M-i M„ SI K,„„ . ; Mrs Sophia Sp.dh fpent .-'•verni out to teach each other their respective . ,r, » ----- ■ • Mr. cgtd Mrs. E. 8. Tlionipvon and tongues Chevaher became u> pro, in Grand/Rapid: day* in Kalntnu^oo anti attended Hie HaUKhlcr, Virginia. Mr. and Mr - Harnt English ns .it tr.ivknrwlv . . ay’ tlcient .at Kennedy .*.,1 did ut Tlnir;d faintest a..,4c. Mr., Ida BiandMctu-r low Barnum und buby and Mr. arid I and'Mr.-. .Nina Boyle were visiters In French. , ' Mb- > Julia Schuler < n’crtaitwd W« d­ Mi: . Walter Thompson vuited at Paul, i Kalamazoo Wedin »<j.iy. „ PROGRAM roil BALANCE h.,!..' K>,.. Mr and Mrs. H. J. Flower and Ber­ Thompson’s in Buttle,Cnck on SutfQp TllF WFEK Nfii.'4-A Kul<* and Ro.i<- Ecknrdt and nie* und Mi.*. -Hattie Bellinger were (lay. w.d.^a.y.-n,u^.>--n..-' “"J™” dnd Huth and Marian Woddnian went to clipper Kiir,’ -, of Mr and Mru. C. J-\ Y~r J.net OwrMJ ...a Mr, w,,.k. ,• Xtoreau Friday winin’. Kalamazoo on Saturday. Tlie former Charles Fnrrell; Magic CarjK'l feature. . Saturday nfttrnbon Mr. and Mra. returned to Caledonia on S.i:ii(av_.and and comedy. with Mr. and Mr.> Jacob .Rchor in; Flower m>d ■ Bernice wvnt to Dowagiac llie tetter regained tn KulamazuO. Friday-Saturday — R'viand West Hastings.. "Corsair" starring Chester Morri Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Vf* ll:< r and Latest sound news; Comedy and Time cliildren and mother. Mrs. C Voelker ly Tojiics- । of Iteed City visited their daughter anti . ,• • sister. Mr. and Mrs. I A r.:.urdt and fnrplly Sunday, R,'v- Rtcbel. Henry Flmner. jnli.i KrahXfri H... F^rnn i8ch,,1,’r- ,laM’ K^nrdt and Etta Coming Attractions ihool had charge of a fine program ut thc Community sendee., on Sunday evening. It uas t> Washington Centennial pcognyn led by tlie- tcaclwr. The Loyal Women's Birthday mert) Friday afterrtoon. , • The I.. A. 8. will serve a chicken­ lipper al the chtuch Thursday evemi:. Oct <>. commencing at 5:30. at Music by Donald hard-tu Cha*"Vxt Sunday evening thc Community Nw dee wiU he led by Mrs. Floyd Cium: Ser\l Donald Cha*:, beginning at ■;l->n'leian. C 'H« v\Jnt Election of otliccrs and program. Virginia Thoinpttvn u getting to be quite » walker ns she walked from Hii-imgs Surfdny morning before 10:00 o'clock Fine Professional Cast Presents “Sun-Up,” —Carolina Drama, Here Soon sj The Big Broadcast—A play that In|.\kE NEWS. ‘ S dudes a profusioiv of the foremost | ^jra. Georgia Giddm-;'. and son are! '< stare in its cast visiting friends at HHhdale this week. I Harold4Joyd in’’Movie Crazy.’ harry Scatt. ivtun.ed home fn-in 0 The incopiparable character act re-.' Chicago last BaturdaMarie Dressier, assisted by Polly M.>r-| Mr.s. n(.rlha McKi‘bbin : ix-nt Sim-1 3 an in "Pronperily." n, Yankee Spring* with her eon 1 »J "Back Street" featuring Sylvia Sid- MB(1 faniny yV ney. . I tester and daughtere eniertatned. ,g «.>»••*•/• friend* from Grund Rapid- Stind.iy. I 8 IRVING. , Charlie Duttev o«* Jackson ui-. al 0 Miss Mary Jenkins spent tlie latter (guest of home folks for a lew days la .•. 8 of Vermontville. Mr. and Mrs. laiku) Mr and Mrs H. H Jordan uf Gr and' brought her home Sunday 'Rapids. Dr and Mret WLm- of Kala-i J Jack Perry Spent week at Kain-: mtuoo si* nt the week <-nd at their mazoo with hLs sister. Mrs. Tompkins cottages. J William McCann. Jr., returned to his; La-,t reports from Mrs. El ie Pomschool work at M. 8. C. on Friday. brooke who is at Amr Artx.r for treatMrs Annie Pierce visited her slaters- m,.nt wax that If she kept on gaining' in-law. Mrs. Fannie smith and Mix-|ahe expeckd to return home iib->ut Rene Pierce, at Hostings Friday. i October 1. • ' Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nagel and; ------------ < ----------i daughter of Grand Rapids spent the VfORGAN. , ■j week end here with his parents. Mr. and Mr*. J W. Houard and : The regular Fellowship meeting. Fred Bolinger of Battle Creek, spent ' with a potluck supper, will be held at - Sunday with Mr. and" Mrs. J. W. Shot-' the hail Friday evening. Sept. 30.1 fcr. Everybody is invited. I Clair Van Sickle and Mnnde Webb Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lampson and. and family made u biisine.--s trip to । children of Grand Huven were Sntur- Lansing Saturday day and Sunday guests of-Mrs. Anna Mr. und Mrs Howard Shaffer and Lampson and Ray. friends of Kalani.iz.*> called on th’; Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Wilcox were j former's jiarcntr.. Mr und Mrs *J. W. recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Harry shatter. Siindav. i Merrick of Gull lake. j Letha Artkini Is spending a few , | The Irving Ladles' Aid Society met days in Jackson. .. .u----- ---ot Mrs. i. Jnke Rwk}c 0( Ora!ul Rapl(U vtMIc-d { j-------recently at the u Home L. « D. | Blockford and canned trull for Bron- Austin DeLong Sunday and attended; I son hospital. The president, Mrs. 141- the church services here. . ; |Ue Bowerby canned for thc hospital Mr. and Mrs K. Duxbury is apctjding | at her home and altogether there was > few days at their collage. ' a nice lot for this worthy cause. George Webb cl Hastings. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoonan of Has­ Mrs. Clair Van Sickle and Charite tings were Sunday visitors at Mrs. Jane Herrington spent Sunday with Mrs. , I McCann's. Mamie Webb’ and fumib’! ■ Wonder what a big game hunter A luxury is something the nel£hbor , could do with a blind Uger? owns which you can’t afford. Scsna From Great Drama "Sun Up" •SiIR I’p." vivid drama of Hie nioiintaln la-ople i>f North lei-liiu Ihe coining wtusoii' here. It will be pne*entvd Jp- un uniwmiily tine |<r coin, holed ,rlur.-ictvi :le, her- family mid nelgtil*>r«, Into a •Sun l'p“ Lum scored treuieriibms aucec aie of tiie bfg Htlrartlona aist headed by Hob Ilana* i-oiipitl exiareucff ana millet lx powerfully <i»- ■w York, London. and other uictroisditau imturR LYCEUM COURSE—Proceeds to Charity Fund, Pennock Hospital Season Tickets, Adults . $1.00, Students . 50c Central Auditorium October 10 • November 2 • January 6 ■ January 24 ■ February �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER SI. IM! FAOt FOUR Th** wu,h, 10 brtng “ lnto J**W' Opinions: me Hactinnfi Hastings Ranner' Danner,^ ln eflect Cllltln< He h“ ■«^** 7^.^ This and That Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday stale expenses and ztate taxation, and -j-. „ An-Intervi« w With Houvcr.' if elected will doubtless try and do OtllCrS oily ■ Informal Reception. what he can to reduce taxation *1111 ((►OK BRO*. The Lmcvln Study. further. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. A MELOtJlOUS ECHO seventy fevkxtii year T j withhold to the We just noted the following Item in -Mrs. Hoover-Prraent. Laverne Ryemon left Friday for Chi-' --------- ■». —cohgratuutlons - --------------*ucce*sful candidate by hu rival*, who Grorye Welsh'* new*pap<T, the Grand Ah evening Intrtvicw with tlwpre*!A. .college and Will take the course of sought to defeat his renominatlon for Rapids'Chronicle'detfUsrf. one's country tn ht* |> r?<nul Governor, which both hl* record and"Nobody, including tlie Ca*»o|>o- studCjn tlie Wh' -- H< ‘ <- 1* a ’memor- training tliat will fit him for a Y. M. partv precedent entitled him to te*l» Vigilant, lore* u*. but you'U be able dbcasion It l. an entirely dif- C A director of athletic* It's fine to ntentauon. teem. mud. ukM -ftu-. »l»» WK •»».l.-m,. .r.«.. U« <.™.l U- see a young man dedicate his life to i , , ________ That * Where you re Wrong George ficial-prescniatltm. that take piare In ► licit a useful aervior. fact a.one would Indicate to many proYou r|. real)>. a fei|()U-. moat ,.f tlw president'.* otiice. M-mb-t- >»f thc Mr and Mrs. Ermont Newton and1 pie tliat they were not ttg enough to the time, and we liked you *o well we Michigan Press .roup *ot Which tfw Mr and Mr*. Oote Newton *)>enl Sun- ■ til! the highest inallion witliin lb* Rift didn't want to see you burdened uilh-writer aas a mruibcr. wfio called on day with Mr. and Mra. Earl Paton in the office of Gfwcrnor. hounded by tlie president v.. Mr. and Mrs'Lce Bradford. Mr and politician* an^ mlde a target f-’r vale gw-ts Mt I muckraking newspaper rorresponden* ■ ' and her graciou. p onahty luuloubt- Mr^ livin' FWuble and Mrs. Grace ( ,Wf likrel you mi Well that ■ we .want’d jedly added to th.- and informality fitruuw <d Grand Rapida spent Sun­ day'a ith Mr. und Mr- Will Rich. THE NINTH POINT! ■ you-to.continue In .... the prace-and quiet of-the rrcx-ptipii ’ Franklin Roosevelt ir. .^peaking on' and'*dignity of a newspaper publish, r, j tuiuty .4 mviimj !u- president relaxed , Mr. and Mr:- F.ivrl Coleman have re-, uUllUe*. formulate* an eight-point plan and ac re going to like you ztill btlt- r from ythcial rt.i .- .ind hearing him turned to their home in Detnut after ' spending thr »ivk end with hi.* par. x. .... H you show your.M-lt a good loser bin apeak with tlw nr fnedqpi he might ..or ite tetelK »d lx4«te« O' «» hel;-w tMV iuuck- „„ the mt.*, Mr and Mr* Otwrge E. Coleman ; people It *ec«n* to u*. however. Hwt Ur^ Mato ticket tn November II m.f> I pn-viou- to therec ption ■ .• were over from Beldujg Saturday and Mr*. the gwerhor has neglected to mention be a big Job, Georg, and ysur>hr!p mtr-nunedi at dinner givenfor tlw the most important point of all. SINCE might Just "turn Hie trick " and think ’ group .in the v-pre.ddvntul suite »>i Hjill and. la-r wether. Mrs C. F. Field, with Harm otj Sunday. HIS ADMINISTRATION HAS BEEN ! ^2.“. ‘*.Jw,llard b> S. nator Vandenb. nf returned Mrs Minnie BAtMII. Wayne Batson ■ _________ - Michigan No. Gt*»r;’e, w.-re f.-i you *-><...<>■ v. ■ und Mr- Wesley Hughe* ol Big Rap­ IN POWER IN .NEW YORK STATE. Jlir thing*, but not for Guven. . lr.- itratiL fo ; Stand Ra*>- id* came Thursday for a vnot witn; POWER RATES THERE HAVE BEEN of Michigan in IW2-C1vxu4x.il* Vh: l(1 ,;nil n(n> ;, Mr. and Mr* Clin* Deednck and INCREASED 50 PER CENT AND HE Mani. in-asury; Carl F. Jgme.. Batson. Mrs. Jame.- Batson who i Kate*.- v!*nrrt there for -taxi weeks returned । .PUT UP NO FIGHT TO REDUCE BONUS AND RELIEF Lmd now with them. THEM , Ttw preamble to the consUtuttm <4 1 j.:ib!ican 'the American !a-gton i* justly famed TWENTY YEARS AGO.TODAY. LA FOIXETTK DYNASTY ENDS. '"Fdr God and Country," said tl.«Htxith each spoke bncfly. utter, which Thomas Hensen and Mix* olive I It Is certain from the returns of the era ns assemblrd it St. Louis In tl Senator Vandenberg told us -al tlw —,.. - ------------ ; White House and u few of the little, White-head of Chicago yuuted their, Wisconsin primaries- that thc LaFoltogether for tlw following’ formalltie* ru-i mar> interviews aunt. Mra. F. J. Beealey and cousin*,1 lelte family'* strangle hold upon tlw ourwlve, Mrs Mary Reeves and Mr* E T. King purposes." among them to uphold und!wlih tlx- pre? •A QUESTION OF LEADERSHIP. B»‘lRrr state iuv* been broken. Walter defend tlw Constitution of thc Uni’e i. -n,;. dm:.-r Mt*a Harriet Goodyear <■♦*♦« ruined Thc election in 1932 U not going to J- Kohler, who was decisively-beaten States, (a preserve tlw incm iries of win j H ' a party <M thirty Friday evening coAbe decided by thc |>rvjudl<!<n nor emo-'tu0 >e»r» *S° to Governor Philip F service, to "inculcate n sense of inplimrnt.iry to her guest. Mis* Kathtnns of the Anwiiran ptople but b; I LaPoliette for nomination for governor, dividuaf obllgutam to tlw cotnmunit . State and Nation, and to cumb.i*. t.w their sober second thought. Such ma- -I™" “ decisively whipped Governor 1 autocracy*nt both the .,<mi u >.* played fnr a while and then ■ and tl.« a butt'* luncheon was served The mrrxi thought ought lobe manifested it. I LaFWlette. Tuesday of last week, hi* tnaxM« " Some* of lho»e a-wd* - Hir.it iheviration* wm- m t>mk und white j • the baltou. which they cast on No-jm^nty ^ther hollow t>.w that tlw 1. non , - coming . claw. to 100,000 ’I and ।-------- - h .anprunched. •Ml** Marguret Harper wrnt to j the trirto lav. ;•>:.< y\,. ■*. vwnlwr 8 Even' voter ha*-thf right .may “exceed **“'* thatdlgure. TIn " ,h “ senate voted, »>■* re «*ne.. in ram-.r n nmnrent race it appears that Senator Blaine, which the President of th« Ut>i:««i • |;„w,-.,(jtat an»pl<- pru-.mti *ns are i Grand* Rapids Tuesday- Oir Wcdne*<fav -h. :>u<i Iwr mother. Mi> J..8. and should exrrciw it of reaching hi*,. who has been LaFtaltette * man *^Wa> 1" h .P o1'?!'•'> ■? b'> i!“' ’<L,V “,'t lh!•' s ’" 4*rtl Harper, win leave for Kan Diego, Cali­ own conclusion:, hut they ahould rep-i foe many year*. I* defeated by n John * ?,aur JOJ t"p . . । ~, *1 frmta. where they will visit Mr and iCM'ttt honest, reasoned conviction*. . ! (Chapple, an Ashland newspaper pub- gram of recovery." ► Thr outcome i* important to all of Usher, by a good majority. Stella swift and Mrs. Rnuna Tlw same week that .mjw tlw ■ us. -’Rw—AfC^Kdal cnai* through retunwd Mothiay to tlh-u The people of Wisconsin bedmw < l*«d .convention go <>n rvv <d In in SnritiRfirld. Mlxvinin. after a : which our own and all tbcTeading na-. .h.n Ute'uraiMte. it with Mr.-. Tony Both * tain* ol thc world are pasalhg at the ly propewa lo ute Ute tullw poorr or *TSSS».«5> • Senator Van<!enbr:>ii:ul Mr. Chapin frev^(George Chirk, returned mis-I present time ut not due to any man. the Hate for special levies on Indus- (rmurig together in Washington vi ■­ m- u v.< re. jnnn Africa, made Mr and I House and nor to any party in thi* country; for try and business to support thc uncm- nution's leader* in relief ;icilvir> it is world-wide^ Under these con­ ployed. .The proposal would hwan con-dedicated to the proixmtlicn th:-e (immediately placed,u.v above Ktsplelun.( (Without tlw-m w.. uould prohibly hate dition* wr "h-'HiId cminder what is the flscation of property and is about the ™anchild .'itall >: • hun.-.i-. I found the path t>,t . , , unsheltered through the waiter. It • rably more dlfflrul reasonable way out of this trying ait- worst. .type of, dole system that hus uatrun. Sliall we try’ and delude. our■ been proposed in this country. Thc - ------, ever ' Pwr. dfap'-n THIRTY YEARS $GO TODAY. .ib-. n< reive* with tlw idea thst "thing* can't, jeW|.headed people of Wisconsin peneedle say1, wav to our liking ing city Kind at the Howell afreet fair be any worse," jrhen. as a matter of belled against it. :ndant itlicu-d u« fact, an examination of condition* in fx>r a generation theK LaFolh-tte*, •ntetXd white Mr un<i Mr- M.<rk Warren of Charany other nation,in the world proves have ruled Wisconsin with an tron. ihirt ,«.ttc spent Sunday with tlw Utters beyond doubt that without proper lead- hand. Thc original Robert, M. Lap,.,.,., Mr Mr. Jp^Busby ran* the haflw.iy from tlw ..t..nc<ership. "Thing- can get a whole tot j Follette was a forceful and resource-1 j-(| fjtcWv returned Sunday from L OXI. S lite <* ...k . ■....: l,.-r tein,, Mr. .worse- The vital question, therefore,;ful man. Hl* two sons are not lack­ The Midden (Maxine of Gu-l Wurm Bertini Camporll. ot Grand Rapid* * at his home here Saturday evening was tv leadership. Will thr man who ha* I mg In ability; but the vnler* of Whhtuihes notes right Misre* Morgan-l and Maude Alwint* . THE DRAGON FLY a .-h<x.k to tlie c nimumty Wr extend been at tlw head uf our government1 consin -have evidently reached the conJohnstown. IVntk*ylvanta. returned Hack from his Ulta and tourney* Ig and th lintc. — while we have been gomg through j elusion that Hwy have had f nough of idler a month* vlait with The dragon fly fhu by; Mr and Mrs C. B Smith of Grund th> < time* «nd whd has been steadily the LaFulA tte dynasty. Whose iaxlngl Joe Alwtiw Whither he Jaunt-, and Joutncy* Rapids were Sunday gu<*M.* of Mi .and Who know*? Not I! not I! •• ou the job applying all ot the resources scheme* w\rc driving factories from] ... ... Sherman of Mr*. H J Lewi.*. ' . i iraiul Rapid* were the guests ot Mr Krint'-lli Babcock is idui|illy im-. at hl* command to a plan that Is slowly th*t »Utc, and making needlessly harlrs clarke Sunday proved. They entertained Sundhy. Mr.. but surely leading u* out, do the job’*°f»« • troublesome economic wltua-: With bronze on hi* burnished wing. and Mrs Henry Hine of Yvckley lh.s: K-lley ■ of Ft Madison. . la tier than anyvHie could who has not |tlon ’^1 laiFollettc defeat in Wi>had hts experience? Tiiat 1» for llw!cousin, following tlw Brookhart over-} .-.pending a fifteen days' Meeting, fantastic thing. and daughter Margaret oFGitaon. ■nee witfi hi* siqcr. Mr*. C ’ voter io decide Not all can be done by* ,hro» ,n encowragto *h” country Mr. and Mrs John Chamberlain und Patricia in comiuny with Mr and Mr*. qrrient Each individual dtfr, to ho;x* for the return of party ac-; Hr ahrt At I. C»k left Monday • Such U hl* wal and,zest.' Andrew Smith were.aueaU of the Inl­ Brookhart, LaFollctte.j itvu himself and to his coun-. countability trip to New York and other I watch him dart of! ybnder ...iiiuj. jir. and family. Mr. ana and air*. Mrs. , Norris of Nebraska, and often Sarah .. i. • . Into llw ri'-uinn w< t Marcellus Sunday tie can and iiave confidence in thc fu­; «i ld.no, loted .» reputeteuru »>■„, .. 'ThcMrare Tack and aim I may n*>t unrav.-l . FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY <»t Banbrlil. Mr and -Mr*. Har- ' ture: but government actlftn can help, they sought office: bilt^fter tiiey were] greater s< lf-Nu rifi. e and a m nd ,-<i ran but stop and .■ •.are. notry na ted and elected turned against era! moodwatk.n of thr v lan Scobey of Milo. Mr and Mr* Dorr and la needed. i an rova-.r. nxu ....................... U w,,1‘ 1 llk,‘ ll,,n mWhl travP|Robin-■> and Ward Woodmansee of Uwir own party, making it impossible re*ourrr* than ever bchwe hire, p.iying cash there-1 tiucsii’ik the golden air „ Battle Creek were Sunday visitor* of for thr U S. Senate and President!| Hoover and Nradtm D I' f wheat, cut. shocked.. ' Cl>» ’ ‘ > » S-m ilard. a new man at the helm he will vote for 1 shown the wav Had it been tru Vert R ibiawn and .wife. Hoover to carry opt thr party's pledge ■ [early tradition*, the Damn in*' .-iked, threshed, and. put in the ' w En.rua OUS and Richard Clark A iRrx^evelt,. if one feeU .that President to the people. • . ivUnd *|wnt Thursday aiternooh W a»klnz for a separate dote, uoul .rauary. and the* party cutting the RAILROADS CONTRIBUTE JhioviTs cspcrleiKe is worth something ut.iih ftirwtehed lii- own twin. It wax. . This rouhtry has no greater need at been content to Join in thi* grej. A. QMpenterb ’ to the coilntry. that iw knows the SI0.000.000 TO STATE MiM Grace tiina eleven t • actual figure*, tn ’.his; Hart .spent Saturday with this time Ilian the return of party ac- for naliwia! relief —N Y. Tune. cause* that have produced the* situa-' 'lancy. mid ti»e ('•« was found .to be: Mix* Ikabelle Broun of J’lairtevill’j countability. N Primary Fund In Michigan Will Ml*.* Josephine Romig. Mr* Belle turn better and therefore uhat remcTHE DANGER O! PRETENDING Ch<-t?r M-—«-r and Miss Grace' Hoffman. Mrs Hettle Dunn. Mr* E W. Be Materially Reduced Un­ ■ A VICTORY. pwr returned from an extended trip Babcock and Ruth brought supper und less Law Is Changed Probably the most hcartrnnu; Mgntftnrougti tinSaturday cvrninz . nt Friday evening at thc Kenncpi ’ told hi* tell Babtrock home. ■ •. i visit .with relative.-, in Jsck.'.on. a; - ixirtionmept of irt-lniaty school money REACHING FOR THE MOON! rule is that in *uch times of advert'.' omtMiih'd bv Mr*. Chaster Warrlnrr The rate of appmtlonmcnt this year spending the week with Mr and Mr*. as thc prcAcnt. prop!? are turning a*a • Walter made 'a bUMtw.** triptls considerably reduced from thnt of Andn-w Smith and Bobby from radical lcadcrshij> to trust thei ‘ r..? Monday in the interest* of one year ago. the amount per perron of MaybeJle Hart and Barbara Cham­ Whip U ■imian1 school age this year being B1S.14. There berlain were Kaianutxro ahoppera Haland daughter ar,‘ ,27a person* ut school age within put nhly in mdlcatc* that Amrnca u far awa i itin? Iwr lur- ‘he city. so. this apportionment will. I from such untned -remeduv. com : bring to Hasting/. 110,268 08 J H DRAKE j muntsm. radical sucialhm. or dictatorML- t DorU Smith tliiiightcr ot Butt Spwllmun of Otsego vMu d . l-ast tear the amount received by Uw la.*t week Hastings .school board .......from the —- prt -• Smith, wav-hurl quit* badly in an auto / 1 rn'irv fund fiinrt »j< (17# &8 Hilary was *'*'1 123.07k 98 <n or u a drcrrws. decrease accNent Friday night on Iwr way home :ng W’4ljh»ve the trioK stable form of govern'EARS AGO TODAY, of 13,821 90. from CWand Rapids. |l happened on aix: r.exiting. De.-pite all tlw short­ about trotter.* and amoun' of wheat I* beUifless something sh»U be done by M-IB Slw wa* ruling in a truck with Iwr thing . I cqri-n)^ wr ..yqern and grunting Price Sat- i 'h" state and the nation to help thc uncle and llw truck collided With an Hits a<>,.*•! <ni to 11 10 I railroad*, .this amount will.be greatly other c.|r She uifM rut about the head ’ae lU4', ..hat improvement* can and should be to Ohio farmers ed to know thnt me thr lonp foot reduced tn the future ... Some time — the and Umh>. Slw along well .1 ■> in >a mr —........... -........... .. — . -is _getting ....----_ as -------'J made ’he American people are more Die wtaglna *>! i o - :1U tail rr-ek is completed . I*"ple Will wake up to the fully rd M can be expected ’: i certain of what thc next day will bring r.- in.r.vidua: an cro** »n n'building and maintaining highu»>* to. Mr Acatha Bawdy b getting along 13 than the ; । of ” r..- imurtd bv the **■ us* d truck* and bux*e» to cmn- nicely and u>-able to sit up a little each pomptTJt; .he ft.,jr.d ' ' ' ' ' I pete । with pete wnn railroads rauroaa*. whtfr wnur compelling cutnprnuig dav tailinc. .-.ki- their oun Mr and Ocor3f Hear* attended t W iig of Orange*Ute tio* raised l.w ,he-----r®n‘lr— «^*d-s to — maintain j_. — .-A-.m 31 htncc'niimpkin* fromir‘,ht °r •’>'lrBck ,nd equ‘pnw?t’and« J*« T,C«'s ai thf u ij cnurch in Sun­ re? ;1S.nr;v7X.r.VTn *** h™ a ” field «" rise up. ye i edpli tax ‘them at‘ Uw average rate of Ux taxaSundav morning and spent tlw tion for the itate of Michigan Rai lrest of thc day with Mr and Mrs. Titus A i»rg» baking ftouw ruined a batch' American form <»! cm> a’-isht over 25 pound* each , attowtn* earn citizen 4 v. icr 1 I*t the [y->p';c of Hickory Corner.*; roads contributed over StOjOOO.OGD of Wilt a ana mom h«mm Urn .n«m« amay MaaM the primary' «lu«l fund In Michigan we all' give my deepest sympathy to and vicinity remember the Haye* and; uunKiet icr-mixer put tn salt by mistake tor struggle*.-n tiai rmertwd uith mo much saddened family of Willard । a i ru niw.it Wheeler meeting to be held in that th|* year i.'.dmr MU o!'sugar 1ha|« »hst ctomr* of not hav- "»< degrees of succ<<\in tteping with Titi BUsn*’ *nn it Jordan Mr Jordan ivaiuted aaay very place on Saturday eventng next Till. REASON ll»R IT. suddenly Monday at hl* home Speakers. P H Knukcrn and A H A study of the stock market, accord■ Bernice Sen»lbce and daughter Elli* of Middleville. Itet there be e .- er a pw . batter of! the mixing spoon* —C.e*c- Right no* our country is engaged :n ir.g to Babson'* SatUtlcal Report, show* EUtoteth' ot. Comsfdvk.and Mi» Stata presMen: * good turnout. ■ icug. q.v i .lsnd Pres*. J perpetuating popular gpyernmer.t with ' ir.il*. *I tWW . that the prerent buyerstime of ,*(#»• Smith of a't Qfand Rapid* are spending " a i* s charming peraonalltv ir.c of toI?Z«ileni'e4!roMAtoHSa- beyond question securltiea at the dJJJ Buri*8mitha"' ------------- «. . [ tco much DISINTERESTED APATHY i nd tniist be fol-1 ' y oacious and cordial. SlpSx to ie X «it?M the!mre people who are purchasing Uiem ------------ -----------------------Could it not be said of the «*L:nd- ' < «’•* recpl* h- government, or other ' form of ol human activity, can be *u»*u>-‘ ' reran* th., th., . • ■ . . 1 outright, because they know they are LACLi. . bergh* that they were married and >>thOu| ,rteHltM.Ily directed"'1* 3"r pW,! ifar below their true values, and be- j' The Southeast district of the Sunday .;ved boppi.y ever afteraard?-La»! fnott L'nteM people in high place* In ' 'J?' '* ■ enjoyable eanrer* cause they know tliat all they have to school religious educatton Will hold an IQQ ■. I Angele* Time* |Hic United State* evidence more un­ Ido is to ivold them to get a wonderful:afternoon meeting in thc Dowling A ’ GOOD LOSER." v.r conducted Senator) iilVay . ----------1 relflshucM pnd a higher type of leaderprofit in a few years Foreigners are ■ church Bunday. October Ifi. All teachAt a wedding in Kansas the 4ue*t.l»s«P- ‘he> wUl tx- roreumed b} lhe Jv. 1 *ew» OLEANINOS 1 among Uw principal buyer* era and Bunday school worker* are Gov, Bru.ker for '.i»> republican nomi­ ------------------------------------urged to attend. ...............w Attendant* pa-j-d clAn adult elephant Is capable of carnation for Oovtrr.t»r James c. Quin­ FAMOUS COLL.%BS. ‘ 1 Mr. and Mr* Robert Miller of Battle He*, to those reatrd and rying three ton* on his back ite*d of nee. Ue understand the p;onu.*e» I • ,« tl -nuance, and con-ipA collar manufacturing company in creek were Sunday vialtora with their lan has been the br.ly one to extend his thrtAing of old *hoe* «a« omitted, dur tu>t> for cluractcr — Birnunglutm EeTroy. N. Y. has a museum collection of I parents. Mr. and. Mr* Erwin Miller telintaticns. Pepple admire a good nuflm.- : <wuf ,-tably We ourrelf do The original ’manuscript nt the — a collars .... . -uRemember the date for the chicken the faa 30<X) Among the many inter­ fact that they tljey were occupied at.cwMrw at < loser, and one who shows the right to .<• l> .t wr collected two pt the Star-Spangled Banner" u valued at esting specimens are collar* worn and' noodle supper to be Thursday evening, the time by feet -Spokane Spokesman pre.-idenn.il cigars, one of the.*.- we jjoo. spirit alter la- is fairly defeated m any autographed by Presidents of the I Oct. 8 at the Brigg* church basement. i gave to our father and llw other1 tn cont&d, and soon sour on a man who United State* and other famous per-1I Mr. and Mra Glenn Henry of Lapeer Shirley Smith vice-president nt the 4 The new Department nt Commerce sonagti, also a white enameled steel ■ BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. sulks. University ot Michigan. Judging from Building in Washington luu seven collar which enjoyed a brief popularity I were Sunday guest* with Mr. and Mr*. A newspaper asks. "Is jazz aid by Eh Henry 0! Lacey. The btnall FactoryGov. Brucker won hl* nominaUon weight?" When delivered by the plans ■ the aroma the tobacco was of splendid mile* ot corridors. during tM Ctvil War , Mrs. Marian Doster la planning a Lillie factories do better than the quality fairly iw year* ago He has made a «rt-togeiher meeting with the parent* it usually comes by the pound—New big ones tn time of readjustment. —Dr Mott trains in England are said to All of us looked etteotively al th! IN DRY KANSAS. creditable record during kus first term, j Orleans Times Picayune. of the Briggs school Friday evening of Julius Klein * president as he drew our list of ques­ travel at M mile* per hour and over A law passed several years ago imI1 this week for thc purpose of organizing tion* from hiq pocket and began to than in any other country Kansas oflera a tax reduction to any Free Fun. to nnomlWlUou ter » ueowt term, cetebnttes ire people wlw ... the ’speak Thc interview which al! of landowner who constructs a dam across. In Gcnunv people hJ*e lesfnrd to He has aimed to find out what the ma- common herd by telling how «»n they , further comment and imprt**;ow can- > dry water course and maintain! s' Judge. What have jou to *ay for cetnu Jonty or tin people went 1M tta|ta™ eu ertother^-Lo. Ar.-t n nan. enjoy themselves without spending. — jderway cettung cur experiences tn Washing- rtservod for the collection and stor­ yourself?' Absent minded prisoner; । (Next week we will. tontinue with ton>. age of surface water. , ' Nothing, dear." Munsingwear You .Never Saw Such Variety Munsingwear is the worlds out­ standing example of variety, meets every seasonal need and suits every personal preference. It comes in all sizes, fabrics, and a wide range of styles for men and boys, yet in every Mun­ singwear garment one thing remains unchanged quality. You are always sure of perfection in fit, and amazingly long wear. “The Store for Dad and Lad Quotation ],'rnlll Qllr Scrap Book Pungent Paragraphs m f of Our World Crumbs of Wisdom �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER tl, I9J> PREVENT PIUS W. A. SCHADER CHO­ SEN AS CHAIRMAN • WOODLAND.. ; Mr. and Mre. C. M Brown of Grand [Rapid.* were guesU uf Mr. and Mrs. (Glen Erfglnnd over tlie week end. । Ml.ss Virginia Paul Jett WcdncMlay for East Ijinsing where she will resume lmt»school work at Michigan stnte-CQl- PA01 That Vacation Vitality. (Continued front page ■ - .- one) , Mr- and Mra. Enu-*t Shorno-visited, of the townships and wards be called Mr J^d Kirahman of AU leggiFFiiiiiday. - for nomination of delegates to th'* re- icunn Sundav... publican state convention, to Iw* held! jiScf and Mr». J J. IkMtrr spent the Children come back from • vacation tanned to a' healthy brown and chuck full of on September 20 at Detroit. pep and energy. Wouldn't it be great if you could keep them at physically The roll of townships was calh-d and Banfteld thc following delegates were selected I fit right on through the winter months? ilo ChicagoFriday by the death of-the John C Ketcham, chairman; J M ' latter'.* brother, Archie Bourrett. Townsend. Wm L. Chav. Henry She!Mr and Mrs. Rxhnrd O Brien and don. laurence ftirnctt Riehard Cook mxf C W thia city; I. -W children of Lansing visited Mrs. Oro Lisle. Protection <>f Milk Ml'Sf BEFcigluwr and Seth Zcnier of Ntu-hril!-. FatiJ Sunday afternoon Wm Lind of Woodland and Herman' Mr*. Frank Kgfmirick • utrrtained Makr *urr that sour match I* oily rax* accumulate in some .Milk. It build* ti»m*. masete. and energy, and help* . McCqnnrH of Middleville•. 'the dele-1 th«* Bridge Club Thursday eveningprotect them against that “run-Ilown rendition" mt mu>t he had. ' gallon -wa.’, authored -to fill anv va-f, Mr. and Mrs Kennel Rby of Ann Ar; Build your rubbish bunlirr which i* often Hie lore-runner <<f <old*- and winter -CHiicles, and the convention made (.'on- - -- --- ; Have your electrical wiring trewntan KtU’ham. chairman' ol th< OMnmunity Meeting Sunday evening at spreading. 'df legatrnn ’ ■' :. th<- Metlnxlut churcii. ^Mr. F.tjx b a XUlartV -JESTED other member* of thr fanill 'rii» mill unit tee on rcaoluixaiA in dm I h<’urcr cat World I’eare Jn.id hi* *ul>Hu not leave yiuir forr*t camp eouroc prerented the following -re- Ju-' t,,r next Sunday will be The Keep matchr* beyond the twMiM; Quot for* Certainty" Ite u an A B , llnguiahtd. '.'■The republicans of Barry coun’y. krudua'.t of Manchester College and your children' out of reach of Avoid using kerosene, IkimIn<• and I’lltllV Neither Wh, nut (tie Highland* DmIq Milk a trial. ncognixing the M-rlous economic .*Uiinuu- front tnr University of Chicago tn the lion in cv«y Civihred country nf th.M of history and mtrri.atmnal re­ Keep your heating nysletn world. demauwi* ua unpatriotic and faWni* He U at preM-nt teaching WE CAN FURNISH YOU HIGHLANDS DAIRY MILK l.xtin<ul-h the la«t *park of and chimney In perfert. work­ untrue all charge, und insinuation; .subjects in the Ann Artxir High ing condition. that any president or anv jM-inical school.; Mr*. Eby will sing at the rom-. EITHER PASTEURIZED OR RAW Ihruwinx It away. party ha* cau.*d this trouble Th* munity erttre. • She received her Keep some me lai protection causes ore world-wide and urv largvl’. training in music and .ut at Manrtw:under stove* on wood floors. tin- result* nf Hie World war. comp!:- '<r. and Chicago ami she hax taught cat<-d in our epuntry with tlw frenzy ■l,1'W •lUbjecL* for four years In In*, you h.ttr done all you ran to prevent fire of .-.peculation, <fl tin Five y.-ar* vrallng ‘ in Ifchi. and arc not due t»> anv ;>cnym •' Hilbert v>-iud friend.* in, HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ROBERT \V. COOK, Prop. PHONE 2651 or orgnnlzaUon. , Battle Creek from Friday until Sunday. "This country has Milfcird depn ■11 s Holly and Mrs Agi.e* FT.hrr of: idons before, and ha< always recoreredi-*,a/'tM’E';.were Grund Rkplds visitors; Trom'them* ns it wit! from this <mir jf: Wednesday. American.* keep boxy, keep their heads: •T,w hrbt meeting "I the P T. A wax; and keep alive their faith.in America.^Id ut Uh* school hou.a- Tuesday ev-, .MIDDl.r.VIr.I.E. nridng Iionorabte man with many uli'd her institution*, and reduce to the mn« >n the form uf u reception for • E W Tolhurst was taken mrtowdy ill ! Nel Iti-Miurc r-' nearly one-halt million. Since our orlowest hmit.nmbixlrut-with epiclrmy]’*•" tocher* About 2M tnwuV. and •Thirty-three of our the taxes levied fur the yupfxirt of h.-.P-itrons of the School were present , . ™, untav lo cal. county, slate and national govern-! AH- r a short business rms'ting th< . Aid society was * witness the Alma g game. double a classified policy. ment . t Pn-udtnt. Rev. Hartev Town-^nd. exThe ladies wen- Thej the trip and game very "Wc heartily commend the nation;.! j tended greetings to the teachers and I covery. altiiough quite ig- (Min «4w P»mr. pliyMciari. is keeping h administration of President -Herbert I ureured them that tlie P. T A us an, brought fortli Hoover, and rennee that flic mca'ur.r.organizaljon was backing tlwnutn up-,[tended (he Republican ralley in Grand had brought iNXMITH. ■u on own farm and on rented land within he has Inaugurated for the restoration -hbiding the moral* of our schml yoath .[ Rapid* and enjoyed hearing Mr. Hydi with them which . of home (arm. m. formerly of this ol pro-,i>critv are alrr.idv, lxgu»nlng to [A fine program in charge of Mr*. Guy; address. io examine, j place but now Of M bear fruit We believe Our Aonomic Kanter wa.* enjoyed by all. Program , and a short pro tafcen to Pennock iaw; mF Old Kentucky li-mu- Assembly ! ’,r>.h^T *‘»"n<1.’n^dr‘\ hernia We 8!ie tn Vocal Duct -Mrs. Royal Frantz• Mr- [ rot uum.'t' ubt further other farm machinery, ; Harold-Rowland; Reading-Mr*. U-on Jh> • future to We heartily approve tin* ndmink- [Tyh r; Whistling Dwt -Mrs Clias । Farthing and Mrs. Geo. Forman *• — ■» .»•>*• «. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Walin of Flat Ir.ition of Governor Wilber M. Bruck*” , (dvr* satisfaction, [will yW’., T^'s sfeter nfar •jx-K. and Mr and Mr Heim’s of iar manner i villc. Mich. Thi* is a tine tiim* .... buy an insurance policy, BUY :iver Rciugc f.jxnt 'Friday night with ’.year for u trip through narthem1 Together with■ I’HOTEf "HON. ..I.. LI. . Albert Green Mr. and ninng n*-. ‘ Following tills re-iPUolu«ttn and *'• *uww thcy W1U CIljpy ---------Mr* Boyd Wull> of Kalamazoo called want reducing state expentas and state i testa were held, .•rvvd by thc cfrtn, :*'cry minuU) of U-.c time th. y are gone. • --- — -----■ — there Friday white on their way to reo froshmenu were See Our Local Agent* or Write the Home Office. Blak« and' " F to a r.v.me m *uth a manner ax to t|lv.f tfnugnirr, ^jr8 l,.v Lap ham la mittre tn charge Ol Wm. Warner Thc L G' D. Whitmore. E ' Wo heartily approve and endorse the She ws* found ohurtlv p,.niwck ho*pftal. ,J. IV. Duffey, Mlddh-illle course of Hon John C. Ketcham as next mtilK will be held on Friday .$* & <*'*’ were i* u.. ............. ... .... Mr —I Mr. l« B.dcr uu eMl. the representative of tills district in .venim*. October 21. This *tU b-, Repubhranirounty ennrer.c.on in Hx*Ilfiiry Ktigcr*. Dot.lrr 5far*liall G. Bel*un, Woodland • Sc!m»! ViMting Night" and cluws will I Th'iFd4j’’,jn,*-c , *41I1^ianl » ' u. *' ' dren r.f near Morley were guest* of Mr. coqgrwfs. and feel that his renotninaJerry Andru*. Ha*Di>x be m session fmob*crviUo<v ? ,nn, “ ' “ *T , r J ' » V o ‘ Mu ’ ?T i<litr Will L. <>il>*un. Nashville . and Mr* Roy Jc-nklria the fore part tlon at the recent primary by the lorgB 8 Holly. Mr. Agrics FtahiT and th Hat . f. D. Boylen, Hickory turner* i-t vote and the greatest majority he [lconvention in Detroit. •who for .arm- year* has been in poor 0< 1#,<!*.... "" number ” has cv'er received is a deserted tribute Mr. and Mr* Carl Johikfon und family A large of.the member# of-liealth here and f<»r a few monthA family ha* nwul into Uie housor and Don Fisher ui Battie- Cfick were lilv Middleville O. E S Lodge were tn cared for by a son Fred and hl< wife «>» Gates corners from Lhlcugo and to him. of Mr and Mrs. Adam Bai ’ ingcr [ "We rommend our conurewman and ^tendance at the district meeting m Kalam..nk>. passed on Saturday *«''' made qu.te an improvement on of Me West ota-u Woodland iniiu Sunday. rt nu.juMK* IziuIm* [Hustings Hustings on Thursday and report u> night. The remains were brought here »he place. in congress and the legislature in favor HaA J’ irorm d w-mJ-n to *f»l''VH<i meeting'. . t»n Sunday and The funeral held at Aaron WUlyurd and CteorgV Grico TVutuv where'Xv nt?’ Mr-> John a former resident! his home on High :tr«’. He teal.’*' .*]«.»; Saturday in Grand Itapd*. of lower costa »in national' and state JirXi Hume Olfiee:. 702 Church St* L nt-Ihere, but for many year* u rtv.lctent <>:i beside, '.he aged widow ... v.-ial chllMr and Mra. Sherman Hharpc ot government. We believe their redec­ Hon will help to bring fur greater re­ Mr mJu? MHiniuht Toledo. Ohio, has moved henwith her]dren. H< had routed hero and near Grand Rapids spent thc week end at W. V. BURRAS, President H. K. FISK. Secretary HitmJJ were eiiu of S siSlM? Bnd 114 UvUnB ,n tb< ,< rn>cr *"’me h, rP lor n,any and *”* * ,mfU Ot*P laXv’ ’ lief from excessive taxation. "We regard ax fundamental t*i the economic recovery of the country a R. G. Finnic Sunday. ■ At a recent hum ting bl thc B6y Scout ’ drastic reduction In local, school, coun­ Committee. Ward Plants was nppoint«*d i ty, state and national*taxation. "We especially urge flint the prosper- head' Scoutmaster and D B Gager. W fly of agriculture i.* vital to real pros­ H. Schroadcr and Welby) Crockfortf! church perity. and urge that every tiling |ws- were appointed assistants. Thc Scout • ThurMlire'evrning. Oct organization is not'quite a year old! OCT. 12. table lb’ accomplish that end be done! Mr abri Mr- Mil by our state and national govern- i here but U going strong. A re-organl1 farms are .sending four baby. Mary, ar.- neap.' rattan of thc tro.p will occur shortly, r younger animal* to Ea-t According io law. thc nominee* fur Tlw Scout. coGinuttec consist* of W. H. | <• aj tig! auction of reg- eounty office.* Including representative, Lind, _chairman. Mr. and Mr- J G Clide ______ .— ----RuyU.trcasilrer.j ------------------;*ys rei Wednesday. Oct. bridge called Thursdj are required to meet, following thejE O. Sltorno. Rev. V. H Beardsley and. Kfnnr, ronvcntlon. and select a chairman. IC, J. Barnum. A. K Richard /!».. an old neighh e. To thOM- wishing to get some fine secretary and treasurer of, the county Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hilbert were Lan-, foundation block. Thi.x will afford a committee, also -u Hit of’county com- |.*ing'visitors Thursday. ends tri Grand Rapid splendid ppppHuUlty to purchune renu* mstteeinen Thev chose W A Scha----- ------------at depression prices., dcr yif this city ax chairman' of the WM; B|iNfCK*T)F OHIO, Sunday P. M. on Ed want Hync* of Every animal offered for sate will copnty’ cmnmlltei■: W R. Cook, recroWilliam Buslck. aged fifi. a brother of I Woodland, • htive pa.vod two negative bl<»d tests; Sary und Harn- Miller as treasurer, Mr* John McLravy of this city, cited] the l.u't text being made within ten The other memiHit's are ns. follows, Home demonstrations ofthe new election of day* ot the sale. X Following are the member* of trim -ydtlrnlv on Wednesday while visiting u j ' Ri’iniblican county Committee for tlie relative in Campbel! T vp Mr Busick., Silver Jubilee Hoovers by factory whose home wa* in Elytiiy. Ohio had I various precincts; 1 ASSYRIA—Myron Tuckerman JilUl been here for several week* visiting experts now under way and bad been in hrs usual good health j Miles Kchroedc. apparently until Wednesday night' BALTIMORE t Stanton when he complained of being tired and ’ , Lloyd Gaskill. If you want to be one of live lim­ BARRY. fr,t ■Milton Lelr.aar und later-of no! feeling well Drath was due U> a clot ot blood (forming in one I ited number of women to see thc Morsi! Backu*. BARRY.-2nd—Fred O. Hugh. >yd of hrs lung.*. The b« reaved ones hare I new Silver Jubilee Hoovers dem­ ihe sympathy their friends. 1 VernorofWebster. onstrated in'youj’own home, have i CARLTON --Laurence Farrell and NORTH THORNAPPI.E | CIDER VINEGAR, O i Ec I’Carl Brechct-'ri. • your name put on our appoint­ Mrs Andrew Roush of Hustings] full pint bottles . . ■■ for I V ! CASTI.ETON. 1:4 -Carl Tuttle and .pent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs.; ment list immediately. The CarlsA. Iwiitz:' Win Kcpkey. 1 CXSTLE1*ON. 2nd -Will Hyde and SURE POPCORNS 4QC Hoover factory - trained experts Mr. and Mi.-. Johrf Strowc of Carl-i [ Earl Olmstead. 10c size H’pkgs. ■ ** ton Center were Sunday guests of Mr ; arc here for only a short time. ! HASTING.? TWP - H a t.i Ilion F and Mrs. Geo. Adams and family. ‘ 1 Munn and Jay Ware. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Martin and ■ the «oa/> of ; They will tell you of the new 1 jfOPE-Everett McCallum and J< ..*-T family and Mrs. Rachael Alkn of beautiful uvmm efficiency, the lower prices, tli<T" " Grand not*>ua Rapid* wr.r were qumwu Sunday afternoon .... . :• v«»na IRVING, l.-\t-Ed Babbitt and Elm« j gtiest.; of Mr. and Mrs David Bena- and HOW you can help to keep it/ Fire Prevention Week—October 5 to 12 Ten Rules of Fire Prevention: THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY The Largest Farmer’s Mutual Fire Insurance Company in Michigan State Mutual Rodded Fire Insurance Company THEY’RE HERE! THE BIG LITTLE Store offen FRIDAY, Sept. 30 SATURDAY, Oct. 1 HOOVER SILVER JUBILEE CAMAY SOAP LARGE BATH SPONGE FUEl'. SPECIAL OFFER CHEESE 2 35c FRENCH’S WHITE LILY J 7C FLOUR, 24«2 lb■ NORTHERN TISSUE, sc* lectcd paper, roll J BUTTER S tb. 21c Meat Specials ROUND STEAK, fancy OOC 2 lbs............................................. OO HOME MADE SAUSAGE O£C try some, 2 IbaC V BACON, sliced to suit Mother’s Best FLOUR BEST QUALITY MORE LOAVES PER SACK 9C HINMAN’S THE BIG LITTLE STORE Phone Ua Your Order*. We Deliver. Phone 2491. WWUVVU<MMMNMMNW<WVMMM< IRVING, 2nd-Ahlii Snniker and Mr Mr* Herman Brown and Will McCann. , sori. Bob. and Mr, und Mrs. Elmer JOHNSTOWN—Allan Hyde and Al-t Brown of Grand Rapids and Mrs. i .L^0”4, k .. Louise Pott* of Caledonia were Sun- . .MAPLE GROVE—Vincent. Norton .. afternoon guests of Mr. and Mr*.] ■and Joseph Hell. [Otis Morgan and family , ORANGEVILLE Ja*. Nevlxw and Mr. and Mm. Verne Thomas and], 1j John Carter sons were Sunday guests of Mr. andj PRAIRIEVILLE-Site* Doitcr and Mrs. Manuel Firikbclner and faintly of, iChas. Hughe*, v Caledonia. ! RUTLAND—Theron Cam and ErMr and Mrs. Loren Tungate and: I '.mbht Newton family were Sunday guesta of Mr and! THORNAPPl.E-G 11 n n Whitmore Mrs.. Wm England ot Grand Rapids : and Glenn Blake Mrs, Edith Trumble Brown passed j WOQDLAND—Fred Eckard’. . and away a' the home ot her daughter tn, 1 | William Lind , Detroit Friday Funeral services' were ‘ । YANKEE SPRINGS—Oladeon BhgfF held at |he Parmelee M- E. church 1 and-Mark Ritchie Monday afternoon at 2,00 P. M, In­ , CITY OF HASTINGS— terment in the Parmelee cemetery. . First Ward—Archie R eic Lord and Mr and Mrs. Forrest Trumble and I Ross Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Kroitxe und daugh­ 1 Second Ward, i.st—Goorgc Stowell ter. Mary Lee. Mr. and Mrs Claude Schuman and Mra. Murray Schuman 1 and-Otto Irenhgth. । Second Ward. 2nd—Jay Mead and and Mr. and Mrs. Carter and son of Grand Rapid.'- Mr. and Mrs. Byron ।[Ellis Daniel*. , Third Ward—Guy Giddings und Smith ot Detroit und Mr. and Mrs Lewis McLoud of Martin. Mr. and j Burton A Perry. '[ F.tiirth Ward. 1st—Dr Frank Car- Mr.i. Seth Blovom of AllegSn. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Gillasple of Wayland, Mr. I rothcra and Andrew Matthews. I1 Fourth Ward. 2nd—Charlie Clarke and Mra. John Trumble and son. Bjrrr. of Big Rapids attended the funeral o! [and Sterling Rogers. Mrs. Edith Trumble Brown. THE STRENGTH OF SWEETNESS. ONE BUILDING—TWO STATES. At the annual meeting ol thc Ameri­ The Federal Building in Texarkana can Clu-mlcal Society it was revealed that by "sweetening" mortar it was serves two states. The gdvernmenl possible to increase the tensile structunf is astride ttse Texas-Arkan­ ktrengtn by about 80 per cent, thereby sas state line and not only houses two strengthening and lengthening the federal courts but a ptost office tor two; life of structural ^ork The idrs u be­ itptute town* tn the two states—each lieved to hare been used by the Ro­ unit standmg on the soil of th* state it I mans 2000 years ago. serves. unusual terms which feature the Silver Jubilee Hoovers. Note that the special offer featured here t* only for thc duration of thc visit of thc Hoover factory men. o;iLY 50 JL DOVN Your Hoover will be inspected free Leave your name, without fail, for a free inspection and adjust­ ment of your cleaner, if you are a Hoover owner. Replacements will be handled by trained experts, at very low cost. SILVER JUBILEE HOOVERS MILLER FURNITURE CO HASTINGS, MICHIGAN — �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. SEFTEAfEER 28 18?2 PAGE BIX c, e. doyle is piit Pin non linn President Hoover Grants Personal CHAMPION "OLD TIMER" UUI <D1U.UUU.UIIU ir. . ... . rnnjui PTur nnnTn interview to Michigan Editors in r“ iT032 i°'dAn1“»”r«.u’g,'i LHUIVI51A11 LUu IJ! Lincoln Study of the White House mr. Sporting Items Match With Robt. Walton LOCAL GR OMEN BEAT EATON RAP DS 19-7 • The race tor thr.Old Tlmfi.--' ChamINDEPENDENTS LOSE TO COLORED GIANTS 4-1 ; Country Chib. deremped mt ' “(Cont ~ ' ' from jwgo qnct To illustrare th»? ax been built up in klr* and Mrs. James Mohler and daughter. Mre* Alice, spent the week Mid with mends nt Pontiac. Mrs. Frank Tiwris attended the .. l ... t I Pythian convention at Owu*«> os .a ' iContlnued .. . .from ... page -one) fc detetau- Mr. Travis accompanied -. however, tn -f economic iJw; a force which ha*! Mrs. Travis to tlw convention, he ibex dnureraiuzt-d iiidtulry. wrecked credit i drove lo Detroit to visit his sister. Mrs. m. and rekindled mtertutrnnal;Ed. OleUrn, returning home Thursday di*tnism und diuatisfactions that'have I evening. ‘ ben .'-mouldering since Un- Treaty of 1 Mrs. Hollrnbough unit daughter V. r ail-..Ila- adininbtrutir-n baa I Evelyn, ot Saginaw, have been spending bo;■ d with llw titanic pruhlnm of Uw past u- k with Mr». H's. sister.' <-K eolla|.< . our entire crextit | Mr; Will Carter, and family , nuifuie. uas >av.'d by u margin oi; This eonimuntty wo* very sorry «•> <l i' . iniiRir regional deasU-r*' were | hear of tlw pa-aing of Mrs Juhn Smith .re.i’id by,a’ matu-r oj hours; eicryfund extend sincere rympathy to the wi- I; lure bi.uiglit fresh threats winch bereaved family. reipni-xl vimrotis atfiou. Now tlw air Mr and Mr* Harry Marquarettc t»f ; . ’ . tins wain ■ - Grind Baplds were- Sunday guests of Wr art- -i.iLvI'wl that our country 1st Mr. and Mrs. Miner Palnu-r ■ under tlw truderxliip ol Herbert, Mr. and Mrs Virgil Andrews und Hu-irer. Hi. iwlicw-. are ilwoiw* that daughter. <>f AitglUta. were Sunday .will have to I-- in fore.- on the gradual KU<..,ts Of iwr brother. Arthur Bedford. m.in'n-t--w;ird rrtwery In eq»-ru nc<-, anil fjllnlly M, urui Mr*. Glenn •tr.Ciui.- latmiM. mental capacity, aim Lampton and .sow of Grand Havch moi d fithe i- tlw ideal chief ^-v'rr ,.nuvr> in.the forenoon. i xn iiti-.e tor r.ueh turbulent uine* a*, ________ _ —--------CARLTON CENTER. ’ sonrn ot tlw boys In the community have organtn-d a Boy Scout club un­ ......... . uer the direction ,of Mr. Shafer and K>n town-hip. p.-td uwhy Monday ; |Uet for their first meeting at the home Iiurnm-: Scpremb.I■- 19tli., at Nichol* of their leader, Edgar Cheney. Thursin>=jntai Battle Creek, after a sliort j day evening, liim Funeral w.-vic.* were, held ut; Mr and Mrs c B Valentine and ehuti'h Wednesday afu-n><».m.family were guests of the former's ut- :sith -:1»l R-1. Louis Rvigle-. pjntnPr 0ru Valentine, and family ut m .u p' -ur. olliciatmg Burial in New- O,4IM1 Rapid*. Sunday. tun < .-nwtery. . phylu, Allce Blld Rulh D,.ck> daughTlie dreruwd wax born in Barry. Co.. (er5 of Mr. and Mrs. E J. Beck, had ■ ar HarJlngs. H»- livwl in thai coun- tf1(.|r tonsils removed ut Pennock ho#tv until about twenty yearn <4 • are. j pual. Saturday. n: -real fuutli ot Bat lie Ci<a->: w H h ; Mj. ft|Kj M|r -Hiurlo Ampaugh and l.utinr amt Rtithaia Root■ of Hulmes vicinity were guesU ut Mr, and Mrs F Greenfield. Sunday. Mr. atu! Mrs. Wm. Smith of Hasuluieli a soil and daugh ro'ti-i K.-.-nwv Ru.it mw ,lnKS s*ient s,1,“la>’ evening.wtth the Eddy.'both rd' Battle Creek? J?".*!*4 ' Mr and M“’’ Jobn ,b.-. nieces and nephews and s”“‘h-n<u The inc Mr mid Mr.- Elmer Struble und • n lativi> apd fitcncD m Burry family of Hustings visited the latter's sister. Mr mid Mrs. Guy Nash. Sun­ —: day evening. Mr. ami Mrs. Mina Klljott will en­ Arthur Bedford entertained tertain the Carlton L. A. S. Thursday. birthday party honoring her Oct. Gtli fur dinner. All urr cordially , . Saturday evening. Thlrty- invited, ■ t • wt-irptvM-nt.. The evening Mr. nnd Mrs. Mina Elliott ji|w-nt Sun­ day uitli tin- luffer s brother. Mr. and ... i< 'Alt. by .Mrs Tr.ivb. Mrs r Mr Bedford and Ruam-11 PalmMr and.Mrs Jonathan Kick of near Fnt |»-rt and the founert-brother. Nash Kick, of Ohio were guests WedrtcMluy ot Mi. and Mrs Milliard Brechebwn. . • thatl’W to « * <it |<.‘4iimrn:i Victors Score First Win Of £ea son From Lpcul Nine Dur­ ing Three-Game Series . .< ot U.'<PAl'-hunte-alaiit-s were e.arriT, CaUne dwiared that, m Iw ;-idni.i-nt. tl.r 1;the playing of nine httin- hair, uil ot aw- .tut«- department rluii ;■ Day g here .Utiich w.-;<-<-.-d up to the ath. which. :,!‘'d l“ KW,‘!' <»••»'■: • uwnwbil.-'. . . ... . „vu, .. .. ' .. .vemn .,wu.--r , . Hu,' ,•. •—........... »,1. >< .un tllUl giving the ViSl.w.- * I... .. . .M1 me iuiimi — -• — V.. ------ ■ -- - , ------ -- — ■ <11 (T the local nine during ■ oliorllA ueaYs the honor, with Jxc<xnt'“' highway department maths <i>a;<r. nor played Although the, jnK.dfgnrtv and is receiving tin- con-,L-’C-’ other -employ* " «>f the tale . in lone. But one v only eight hit* froniigratutationi of (maids ' . ■ j111-’ judgment, ahoul-l own 1* gy ,i | tnAwtl no', t . i the opiMriim: huricn: .. —— -—»-a » ‘ ’ H H. S. TEAM WINS LITTLE SEVEN CONFERENCE OPENER Indlt-pendents HAWTHORNITES SCORE FIRST IN OPENING HALF Hunting By Bow Legal In Michigan Squad Plays Grand Ledge There Saturday—-• Close Con­ test Expected ' Duncan Lake were Thursday callers at tlie home of her sister/ Mrs. Miner Hunt< rs <xpii|»jx-d wilh bows and nrTwo shifty halt bocks and a stubborn defcrire proved to'be loo much tor tlw real old-time thriller.-. " ■ that flu- law,mention.: “firearm " ii ~ opening Eaton -----Rfipit'* Tlw Boosters' Day name, according |dortnlng how game may be kiHed. ac game here* —— •— —~ Gold won Ils. first conference gnnur by to the tenni manager, will just about; cording to the Department >i Conatr m pcruus tun -s ' Mr. Fr.shner explain' d lha'.. ; ........ W..VM w. „.v: -'Pecial »srion ..! tlw leaiMt half, was in Eaton. for tlie season. Herewith ale details of the game: 1 Department alo tlw l.sphty of him:- j 1' •mnul,«r of mm- member• nearly all. the time, “ "" ** “ ABR 11 POA E ing with a box and amA* iw half was much more Hastings Ipttf the co-ts Of our *♦«! ,0 0 0 o; urlteb in un opinion from tilt ed. Eaton’ Rapids, Herrington 4 0 imi! and rwimuiwiid where :ilj>orbtn<; hou Young <0.1 OS him. 4 0 I 0 4 0 i “The licensing law refer* only to tlw ’ ‘ tlw ;i*ciils on the defensive Brandy ”*!•» t.»ct our . . -. ........ .McCann................................... ’.3 13 2 7 o killing o! de r with firt-am:- .' . th ■ j5!* them _________ crmsldfruble worry. 0. dpinton saX* ' Tire practice and Use of l * l ‘ Ra ting? received to start the game. Roiish .4 0 1 14 0 u ...... mw -.-... ■ !T ’ rtirifc turned 1; over to In* Bi: -br-iugh: the ball, to the twenty- Leonard 40120 five yard line and. with ;ui open field Bump 3 0 0 o 0 0: tinned f6r ;j> many years and i. u-ed ;-*oii. and i; deleting hii entire time to before nun. a pas*.to Lcclileitm-r on an Moore 3 o o 8 1 1 by such a sthall percentage of tin* pro- ,‘dgging Inta tlw ca t ot *:»te guvern•’cswf »tif failed by inches; A wtiw of Brown • 3 0.01 3 i) pie tA.it thc question n-vi-r would . — cur to Ute k-gWature wi tiny p; line plunges and end runs advanced the ball to Eaton Rapids’ fifteen yard lino 1: Double ' tSf'cnoft-Ttlof A« 2M*P A l»-h» which; *•■•* *-— -*•“" “-htened and ____ ____ ____ lo Roush. ’ define* the means cvmsidered nnlaw-' held tlw locals i. The ball pjnVi Young to McCann to fwu»>. ... ____________ Failing to Eanwd runs off Broun. 4; Struck out {ul r',r hunting docs mt mention bow und arrow as being prohibited. gain they pupted lo midfield. Play by Brown. 6: Left on bases..-Hasting ....... ftee. u drmttng bl* enrim tl "The object ol the • * * . continued in Eaum’ Rapids' territory s; score*. Young; ” ------- *--------Umpire t« work An •ther in- mb -r is 1 - .. . ... . .— Giants serve game ' •’ native Hamky of Sofltuw. wl on every pjay Canby cals threatening u Mching in Bugupw when h< Taylor 4 (I J ing prohibited by statute' It would not > elected on a nice end run, placed the ball on .Busby 'bi* co’usidered unlawful . the two yard.lira* and on the iicxt play •tnw and arrw in tlie hunting of < ’ Zcrbel charged through center for a j provided it was only us*xl dunng touchdown. He kicked goal for tlie ex­ tra point. H.v-::ng» 7. E. R. 0. . Hastings received and on an' ex­ change ot puti!» BoyeX took the ball Jan from Eaton-Rapids' forty, yard line dad • ran-for.i touchdown. A pa< ■ connect fbr the extra j»in' Haj-ungs i* n. n v ®UJr w* b.ill-‘. off Bruun, none: Tw< i>Iay Born here on to tlw end of tlw qrmley;-Home'rum;. Busby; • r*‘will nW ttw •first b.df w.l‘. 'imwwlial dower mid the Double-plays Busby to Wilson to^VU- Creek in a tourne half enclisl 1J to 0. lianu: learned run-, oil Morri*. I: B- T^am Plays Battle Creek Here Tomorrow Luted to gain on several line plunges and end run* unfit aixlht the middle. tings' 'own thirty-five viird line. Hastings^ Kann??, with the- aid ot ‘‘ornr ony- wonder wonder-­ ful Jnterh-renw, sta. 7-2 <>ti _ a. wide end tarted run and sto;r,xd only, only, after, ritt-r he hlid . — . • Mr. and rour Species of Wild ,J: children of , Duck Are Protected Mr. laiid ' I-iU'ing—Four MAfcfcs of wild duck..; .After thc next kick-off Eaton Rapids the Wood Duck. Ruddy Duck. Biitfh- children’ ol Marled their ruxh-for the goal line. Six* head or HutterbwH. nnd tlie Eider Duel: completed ikiier* and a long run by■ are Torbidd.-n piimi- ' to hunter* dur­ * ing the* waterfowl season Opening at yard lihe. A five yard penally for, off­ October 1. The Ruddy midi side lint the ball on the two yitrd line' noon Buftlehead <biittit:bal!i have beenj and on the next jilay FtnziiT put' it l>>'the lut 6; completely pro-; over fur tiw-lr omyafid only touchdown. added. tecU-d bird* by the Fvder.U authontas. j A line plunge ado«wl the' extra paint. but. it t* hoped that a year of protec-! ' Hastings E R. 7 lion will result tn suffleientfy greater! •In the fourth quarter neither team abundance of these little ducks t<; war-! could gain cotvastenliy and tlw game rant a future ojx-n •-•■*i*on. ’ i .,,r ended with Hastings on t he lung'end , Michigan regulation* have . been ' Tburxiay, of -a Ifl to 7 Mtore Mix. Ch..> mixwu> ..-<<>< Boyand Kamws carried tlw bulk ’made to conform to the Federal re, qinretncnts smeo tlie stated<*-,10 M daughter. Mrs. Alien Buhmv of the iocuU' Offense with Bishop. Howard. Keller and Hrwttt showing have authority' to reltmpm.li pmtretion f famiiy „f Lan-inj. ,, ilivcn any migratory bird-by the F<dMr . .„ 1(1 Mnj AIIx . rt Lu .tv up u9ih<.n defense. Zerbv! got on some • i - - - good punts.’out-punting hu upixmgnt. eral Government. ’ Elder ducks are "So rare in Michigan; Ha.-tings lines to3 that hunters who fear unintentional । * M-cond conference'. violation of thr game laws need worry; ’ little on iheir account, but. tho nth. r • • protected ducks are fairly commun mi- ' grant* during Oetol>-r and htpiters; Whitmort? i' quite ill ’ should look carefully before they siro.t ' story rheumatism. No Open Season On Hungarian Partridge OLDFIELD TRUCK AND BUS TIRES At Unbelievably LOW Prices/ In THESE DAYS when the need of economy is so vital and Automobile, truck or bus is vitally interested in the cost of.'its operation—the cost of tires is a large factor in this expense and consequently tire users everywhere want to know—how and where they can get the greatest value for each dollar they spend for tires. >■" Firestone have greatly reduced their overhead expenses—expenscs in securing their raw materials and their manufactur­ ing expenses. While reducing their expenses and costs, Fire­ stone have developed the outstanding truck and bus tires not equalled by anyone today for mileage aiid service. It is almost unbelievable that so much quality could be built into a line of truck and bus tires at such surprisingly low prices. Fr. John Da Bud Duttncr ot Grand Ra)ftd> r hunting scaron this year on Hungar- Mudge fan partridge, according to Uu* DrTlie Ol purtnwtd ut Cou-orvaiton denying re- m thr txi* ports that sucn hunting will be pcr-icliurch tn n the’extreme tale no grnrral MY BOWLING X ALLEYS OPEN Workmen from the factory have been here; have thoroughly gone over both alleys, and they are now in the BEST CONDITION they have ever been in. The room has also been re-painted and put in first- There is no more healthful, exhilirating sport thanbowling, which is enjoyed by both men and women. The long evenings are here. Keep in good physical condition by bowling. J. REHOR PHONE 2214 HASTINGS, MICH. V^e are interested in more than merely selling you a tire. We bring you service unequalled for completeness, efficiency and® economy. Come in—See the extra values and service we give you in Firestone Tires, TuBa», aa*«rfc|| as Gasoline, Lubrication, Oils, etc. We Will Save You Money and Serve You Better. Mrs Nettie y bring the blrthtby * \ ’' ,"n‘SJ hi - children planned] f«i7r,-nr ■ if'Plainrite on Sunday, com-\ Aj£*s ins with well filled baskets, the day ; Earl of t'.ul place also being thr birthday of ills *o,ri. Ed ; went Saturday to Al! join in wishing Jahn and Er many i mH s.x-nd tint next happy returns. Mr.. Ida Biands Saturday tnii 'f? of E D Lewis and Boylr * ' calirrfl .at ft- wen-, Mr und Mr- Alf I.- wts tuul xm- of i»t r«. Gladys BarnhaQ and daughter. of near Caledonia and John day with Mr. and Mrs. George fj-maar! Iren wis of North Gun lake. • ,aiid daughter, Josephine, nt Hickory; • CMrnir*. Other. gu«>i< were. Charlev......... , it,,.. . 7 COMPARE QUALITY COMPARE QUALITY CONSTRUCTION —PRICE CONSTRUCTION - PRICE "Firestone • •LDHI I Il TYPE Firestone TRUCK & BUS HEAVY DUTY TRUCK & BUS BALLOON SIZE 'daughter. Murid. Mr*. Myra Kents-.1 “ M‘ -Hid M.s- plmir Catcher. a.i. u.uj *ir>. ur ixuuai, .... ot Delton. < HL- - tl. Mrs. Vesta Silcox ha' been suffering Our student* wh.» started to Richthe past week with uh attack of appen- lund-M-hred Monday moraum were Fbrdivitis, ”'t Barber. Ernest Hartwell. Donald 8OITII WOODLAND. Mr and Mr* Wm. Strong of Jackson spent the week end with their parents. Mr and Mrs. Harrison Bloehcr. Rev. and Mrs. Lnurd Haxeltine of Hasting* called on Mr. and Mrs. W Helmer and Mrs. Floyd Van Wle Fn- TYPE Lois Mcrriniiin and June Alberts<ei. Tlicir was no scliooi here Friday as our t« .iclu-r. Mrs. Cairn*, attended the fmural of lier sister. Mrs. Cann­ ; White at Covert. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Enzlan. Mrs. M- Hoilsat and Mrs. L. Reynolds at­ tended fix* funeral of Mr. T. J. Cran­ Mr and Mrs Verden Covllle and dall at Schoolcraft Tuesday, . Barbara of Freeport spent Friday with Little Henry Huston had to so to Jits parents. Mr and Mrs. Clyde CovtUe. Borgess hospital to have his arm brok­ celebrating Verden's and tils mother's en and reset a* the f^one was not grow­ birthdays. ing together properly. < ( Janus. Asplmill returned home from Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reynolds and RusAnn Arbor Friday. _____ Mrs. Mary J. Ashley ut iwll visited , Mrs. Carrie Scott spent the week end Dunmngvllle Sunday ।, with relatives near Hastings. — " --------------------- --------------u- « Mr. -~ and* •Mrs. Leslie Eiudan nntT son i Meraldem* Morehouse- of Prairieville and Mr. and Mrs. Cosgrove visited Mr. spent the week end with his aunt. Mrs. and Mrs. Harry Roliston and family John Bloc tier. al Augusta Monday evening. 30x5 < ash Prise Per Pair $16.95 $33.00 29-45 56.70 32-45 62.60 40.40 78.40 44-00 85.30 36x8 57.35 111.30 40x8 61.60 119.50 32x6 36x6 34x7 OLDFIELD TYPE SIZE Cash Price Each Cash Price Per Pair 6.00-2(1 6.50-20 7.00-20 7.50-20 8.25-20 $22.95 $25.00 17.25 33.30 22.75 44-20 29-35 57.30 42-35 80.60 9.00-20 52.65 200.40 9,75-20 68.45 233.20 ANDRUS « SERVICE TELEPHONE 2240 CORNER COURT AND JEFFERSON HASTfNGS, MICH. �TROPHIES AWARDED AT TUESDAY LUNCHEON Social Events and Personal Mention Mrg. Leon Tolhurst Gets Cham­ Board For . piofiship Cup SIXTY-SIX AT COUN Coming Year Elected LAUH^flCE J BAUER POST TRY CLUB DINNER Mrs. G. F Chidester I* visiting Mra. MIm Manon Lamplicn- spent thr AND UNIT REPRESENT poll and bridge wav brought to a close Elia Granger uf Charlotte. week end at her home in Grand Ledge’ Donald (kitictirr and Juryor McMilMrs M J Cum returned on Monday Delightful Social Time Held On lan were in Kalamazoo on Friday. , from her trip abroad having ticcn g'Air Friday Evening Tea Cart CUfkail Dolan returns today from a * month. • Is Presented . Irn days busincai trip to Denver. - K. H. Ciuprlh- and family ot CharColo I Inti* wore Sunday visitor* at tlw ScvClub Mr anti Mr> Emil Tydcn und Mrs orance Immw. ED AT DOWAGIAC Tuesday athrnron when the trophyluucbH-n aas given at thc Hastings Sweaters, Blazers Leather Coats and mrs. don Poreman CHOSEN TREASURER Splendid. .Report By Welfare Officer - -Next Mooting At Otsego In November od need ndtvidtial by the women# <■ rioted his laig by [i/cscntlni ipfoiutUp cup to Mr Lr.,n ■qiending fils itvca’l-ui with thr home folk rig- past week Mr. airfl Mr*. Hairy Holliday of B-*'- Wlllujf New V'airStyles are here in sweaters, blazers, buckskin and suede jackets are smart, colorful gmrihdjuiKht baptisxl.’ Clothing for Men and Buy ig the busim.-v meeting * played. Mrs. C. T Conics Frank Horton winning high Home of Hart Schaffner & M< Clothes Rapids, having high score f »r contnu Ms.. .Clyde Wilcox won thi1 golf pr: which was- for a '’tcnjtetone" < vem. moving t< Mr and Mr- Stewart Kelley antaaince the marruige of their daughter, Mis- Thelma Caroline, to Mr Jofw-ph 1 Horace Jellw, on Saturday. September ' 21. Tin- marriage was soletnnuod ir. I the Emmanuel Episcopal church, Fath­ er McNulty reading the imprrasivt with Mr and Mr- Il ,J Mlt-ii.uon Saturday for Oakland. Calif. Chicago and Detroit With friend-. tfr$ C«ra Dunninx and Harold Dun Mlcharl u ill resume hit. |x> iuon w: thr Sidmock Furniture. Coipuration *'>«!•• Mi 1 pa|*r work. PARESIS OF A BABY. A daughter weighing wily four pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Fran­ cis Angell ot Lansing «m September 8. Tlw- little babe l» being kept in tlw in­ bride's parents immediately following Me- A. W. Woodburne was chairman the ceremony. uf the committee. In charge of tinMrs Jellia wax' lovely in a Lanvin luncheon and waa w.vlstcd bv. Mr. mr>dcl black suit with-red fox ■ trim­ Abcn Johnson. Mrs c. W Clarke. Mrs ming ana matching acces-oncs. Mr- Jelli-A U a graduate of thr-H.i.- Some of.th'oiq who spend, their lune trying to improve otlier*. could stand conaidcraplc *e!t-improvement. jiha Fraternity Tlw young couple will be at home their many friend.* after Octob-r THE M/tirtiing Glory Shoppe >f Grand Rapid.-. FOR fornu-rly of >U.-ting<. announce the marriage ot their daughter. Mt*a Adah Andrus, to Mr Dan Twyette—Reason the cerrmony being |icrfonn*d at the People’s churth at Cast Lansing on Saturday. September 2t. at two o’clock m the afternoon. They-win lx a: home ind Mrs Jack Drir.itl. who have recently returned Andy latyerd from a .outlicm mul western sojourn Irislol of Sa- during the last year. A pot luck dlinu'i visiting their was served at Hirer o’clock, tlie tabkv Mr und Nfr.- Ixlmj prettily decorated with a ccr.tcrol thc past* piece of fruit, flanked .with v*.■*•* .of ’ — . . wx-tal hour foT- ix-npb Mr and Mrs- Ralph Wood and Mis'. *held Bctdde. th- gtifst' wva Wood ot Grau/i Rapid , spent arc mw living m Kaian ♦ daughter. AW. of Ann Arbor; Mr and Mrs. Rolla Wtjltam*.’ of Burlington, Mr. and Mr. Ft rruf Brown and daugh­ ter. Isabelle, of Prairieville; Mr am! and Mrs George Robinson and Mrs 8 Mrs. Stanley Brown and the fotmet’a C Brock were in Jackroiv Bunday at­ Honoring the fortieth wedding anplea.uintly with u bridge-dinner on tend ing a dinner given by Mr. and Mr and Mr* Cleo Brown and children. very Monday evening, covers being laid for juvcr.afy ot Mr • arid Mrs Byron Mr*. Basil Smith honoring Mias Mar­ Mm. Hartl Otis and family and Mor­ Mr and Mr* Henry Mulder. Mr and Tungate. their daughter and Husband. gan Hinckley ot Hickory Corners. garet Wilcox’* fifteenth birthday. WESTCLOX WEEK BESSMER the JEWELER LARGE HEAD SIZES Ol U SPECIALTY 14551999999999999999999929 ^1141454115114^2 02010102000102484823235348482323535348232323530223 118469999994125111451 we offer Genuine SUPER-POWERED TWO CYLINDER withl/4 Greater food space New Low ‘Pricea On Big Ben Alarm Clocks (and other alarm clock*) for Thia Week Only. BABY BF-N. radium dial. t< Reg. ALM. this week........ 1 REN Ht'R. plain dial. Reg. Millinery Titunday'wh n- the Jad’.c.i attended thc Grand Temple of Pythian Buteta and tlie men tin Grand Lodge KnighU of Pythias Eight guru., wi re pkaknntly enterhiinul by Mu- Jean Barnr, on Mon­ day evening. * Cont ract bridge wat played. Mra. Hoy cude* and Mrs M O Hill winning top wore*. Members erf the Y m’L club held a Mrs John Ketcham entertained pen­ pleasant meeting at tlw homo of Mrs. Fred Prentice on Ttfeadav afternoon, a nock Hospital guild Nd 1 on Monday not luck dinner being enjoyed, followed afternoon A shower at fnut and jelly' was taken for'lhe hospital. Thi* i* thr genuine. Super• Powerrd two cylinder Frigidairr—a prod­ uct of General Motors. It gives the miw fast frrrring. low re operating cwt, and dependability—plus '■ greater food -parr. You arc cautioned against ac­ cepting a cheap, underpowered or poorly eonslru< ted refrigerator under the I m press ion sougire setting a genuine Frigidairr. Such a refrigerator inexpensive at any price. Thc standards nt I'tigidairr have nol been lowered lo make the new price possible. Ix>»k for the Erigtdairc name­ plate—found only un the genuine. Frigidafre. in the same sized cabinet CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY S 0216019023232353484823239101534823230101530001 �THF hASTTNQS BANNER WFD*.T«D\T SEPTEMBER M. IW? PAPE EIGHT Our Success *ali«fach>ry draline mIHi pollty- WANTS. THE CHURCHES CARDS OF THANKS ONE CENT A WORD. NO AOVEETLSEMEXT EOn LESS THAN We have rendered a fine service in CHURCH or Tlir. NAZAREKE CAjicii Ht TREE SURGERY LHUKCll UI Cllltll.T COATI! I.KUVIl Citizens Mutual In many cities of Michigan and come t<f I tastings highly recom­ mended by^ mayors of these FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L. MAUS & SON I’lKST CHURCH or CHRIST. 'scientist. , 1 HASTINGS PARISH. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. H. S. SHELDON be safely entrusted to-us. We so­ licit your business. IlASTISoS MICH GRANGE PROGRAMS TELEPHONE 2462 for POWER SPRAYING - TREE CABLING CHURCH or THC UNITED BKETHBES HE PEERLESS TREE C( >. Experts in Pruning and Surgery WeAR THIS New Feature Truss MUSKEGON, MH II.. R. R. N<». 6 CONNORS irh u hall century In ' > rned iFiiw pu....... ......... 's ‘ horn You will .ho ir.or* corr.fortdots ot action with cd Akron Trass. Its exclusive feahiru ■ Selective Pressure Control" meat in 'insny yean. Wo guirshtee a correct Utting isd keep your truss adjusted. FALL IS HERE wr.Sir.VAN MFTHODUT CHURCH The Prescription Drug Store HASTINGS MICHIGAN HASTINGS MARKETS la<«ow and Lun-. Sunday Does your roof need fix­ ing.' •Do you need storm sash or combination doors? Better let us do that fix­ ing up before the snow Hies. Storm doors in reg­ ular sizes very cheap. THE HOME LUMBER COMPANY METHODIST El-IBCOPAI. CHURCH. EMMAKUEI. CifJ :<•!! i 1.1 r There :: . : . ■ . . i: HASTINGS PHONE 2276 I Iwr d.nii:htci anti irifini;-Blivkton and Mr* attended t>i H.t tim; hat! b wr. HAVE A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF. . tn „ 1 1 1*311 £> U 1 O S Such As Tulips, Crocus, Paper White Narcissus’. Mmiano SPECIAL. THIS WEEK Home ol n<r datteht A Michigan Whral.Brcad OQ< Flour. -Hi. mijA . . 0*3 No QUIMBY. • :. and Mr> Uirk iltdfmun enter-i taimd company from Battle Creek, Maple Grove and Af-yna Sunday. The L. A. S will serve a fried chicken riipp<T nt the .church Thursday. Sep-; tembeb 39 In the evening. Brawn Brothers und their raid num, are grading and craVcliiig the roudi i> ’Wf.-n 79 and Co.iu Grove which will be . much appreciated by several mmuniiy. . ’"15c table H>« WALLACE FEED & SEED STORE Hastings, Michigan telephone 245a AN ORDINANCE HIGHEST CASH Prices Paid FOR YOUR CAR! See F. R. Raymond hool thii. year. ar.-' Evelyn Jeanette und Doreen Kifxmgn. GUARANTEED SETOFTEETH rwitt Cutler prourc .inn may worry <tuu m n NOTICE OF DETERMINATION OT BOARD or COUNTV HOAD ( OMMISSIOKERs . WANTED! Poultry, Cream and Egg A. M. SMITH STORE Phone 2237 £. J. Farrell. M< Beautiful! |df alike! Natural! EXTRACTIONS pZ 50c DR. O. L. BROOKS rouarrly b«xl of Iluper HoiptUI Drum Clink. Dttroll. MAIN OFFICE GRAND RAPIDS Opportunity Uses the Want-Ads and; thi-ir; WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME 8SOAD**V t COEEH ^balance Service "0-t 2C.II5 Opening of the Hazel De I New and Second-Hand Store Benton and Mr,. Gertrud? Tluima." had n cun-' nlng bee at tlie home of Mrs. Roy Dealing Thursday tor Mrs ' Charles At 319 North Broadway OCTOBER 7 . M _On,n Bmelker wm in Owomo r.. Sale Start* October H FRANK HAZEL fur the Pythian Sisters. • \!r and Mrs. EziwaYtl Beryg of. Boyne City were Saturday evening i BANNER WANT ADVS..PAY. guests of John Nash and family. SOT ICE TO CREDITORS. DELTON M £ CHURCH NOTES. Quality Asserts Itself Intelligence demands the best, and wisdom sees that all get il. Quality al­ ways asserts itself, always will. CHARLES H. LEONARD Distiiulive Funeral Service Alio Ambulance Service AT FRAIRIBV11XE �4 Tlie fine tower in Hie midst of a heavily wooded ferv-t on tlie highest point of the Ulaml lad caught Rich1 ord's eye on tlie way into tin- harbor.’ ■ and we •-,ndrd the afternoon by seeking it out through a maze uf roods and 'erot* roads and counter roads finally landing triumphantly at'its base. It • Continued tram |»ge two. jurt one* is 140 fret high, one of 'hr highest In all thia north -country. Instead of hav­ •in tlie narrow by-roads ax you dispute ing thc respectable slain and landings their right-of-way. Certain times ot ■' many haw, ft only afforded metal slum ’tile year. 1 mu told, buyers from city, market, came ip io bargaiii for them. • I.Aut.hing Hichaid gain the it -remed io me in tliat afternoon J weights. und picked berries and. wild ’ drive wr covered almost us much lluSer . dining Ids abwirre lie rtportisl the view well rewarded him tor llw tingr climb. Cro ". Village and the main land could easily be sren and.ull ol road leading into the rjintre Of the bland, then branched ol! and went u had rained the night before so tlie far a.. wo could tii^ard llw? extreme, end look-out num had a day off. otberwi-r • >f ihr Island, ending tip al a.saw-mill, he I, on duty from eight A. M. to sunwhere I luid ii vL.it- with two young. I doesn't enjoy reading he must put m joying ;i tHiiii)iing out. .vur-atloh on the muny lonely isours. .. nhorr of a murtoy lake. 'Dirir hitsIn the drives .around thr l-.land bund.-t were rnihii'.luxtlc over tlw .-plyudid ffshing; they had well a nd boulders of immense ria* un1 to be wen. und again u field or roadside pleating fox running acrorA their truck on thr u BEH ISLAND VERY INTEBESTIIG « PART TWO THE HASTINGS BANNER ! lurncst oja- on the bland .and so dqsfgr.atrd on the maps, and its little out­ let, the River Jordan, flow. to Lake Michigan . Tin- mail and pa-sengcr boat comes in once a .day at twelve, daylight sav­ ing time, and leaves ut 2 00 P M quiet hamlet Tlie dock Is filled with people, who come down' to act- who comes off • and again, who leave*t. It's aTway.-* a jolly, intcrc.aing After this, the order of Qw* day B toi go-Jo'the po-tofflre and W#lt. for the! mall to’be distributed. I di-4rov«-tcsl' a-i.I dropped topped In to mail a -postal : luiil was practii-ully pratlH-ully all young Tlie crowd propio ■ having a good time'in time’ groups It recalled vividly to mind- the. same' terne in Hastings' pontolficr year’s ago. before free mall delivery, ylien tlw grf-ut thrill m thr day was to go direct • from school mid congregate In thr; ofliOe for thr distribution of milil from' the four o'ciiM’k train, litany dut<:wvre made in that old posfollicr andthe older Riris*.beans were apt to walk: part wuv home isith them, avietut. <dl of which delightful program might. OUR RECORD is our Reputation Safety Strength Service Mum*s of varyity sizes deposited by thc The State Conservation .Deportment ; ancient, glacial drift. patent. who d*v<’d a straight walk planted n colony of black bearei* in' II anyone fells you the Mormons uvd home from school, for word hud gone this.section of the island a few j»-arago.’ utal they have ’thrived wonder- । these fur their dwelling places, try and getting pretty bold and nubv and: ki-p jointongue in ’ your cheek, for all fully, then- being three culonir. now •‘you'd be talked about if you went' irnug. W( . r<vurd.i relate that their houma were and a fourth one L-. starting. We, tberc". cii-MUigi place !’'ibstuntiul ones of 1-jg* hewn .on bulb wanted to visit ihitf intereM It doesn’t take one long to discover; _ «-d for inking sld,‘s- I'11'- Irish Inhabitant.1, are not there are some unusually pretty girls I nTvuu ate required to ieav,- tlw HWd ,‘‘ck|W in humor and don’t mind on.Beaver Island, some of them, the! and tramp through dciL-M-undr-rbrusli tt> •Gborutlnjr a tale, especially anything true Irish tyfie. grey cn blackliair and: :•<• tin- litmu s .nid dams <,f these ma.*.-'confrtldn® t,W! Motmirtl uarupaUon. ‘ long lashfta and wonderfully smooth, that t.-r w.KKlMnen of tlw furest. who’lure I; The Th'* profii’.km of »wild ’"ri flowers ,h - creamy romplexiuHs. Bemadfne, ournever been known to lodge a tw .ini ;glorify the highways and byway:, of most uttriirtivr wultrv... niece ot Mr? ■ felling it, do their work al night b- ■ Bearer Island is one of it-, kn/ates*. Golden, the ptojirielor of the Beoier; chai-mv and must be a botanists' para, thc light ot tin* moon, and station Island Hou*.*, was nmnrr-up to tin’’ pickets nbruiid nt daylight .to warn of due. I wislwd I tutild huv<- Id-ntified Queen for the title of Mjv- Beaver: IniiK'ndmg daneer. One of tlie most them all. Along the sandy, jx-bbled inielligvni und InlerrstinR animals in .shori* at the edge Of the town f hud a Ml.-s Gallagher, whom I didn't !«t.noticed sucli attractive little blue beenute -he wait visiting on Xhe main­ Having the s^yctnill we drove back to- llOAeis of tui arte.-;tiiwt color. Hie blue: land, but I did see her very pretty s.u-1 the umtTt-htrtTA.iv mid travelled as far i o much in vogue HiU . bi-ccntenniul ter. u blue eyed, black haired WautyJ ii . wr could on thr other’ side of tin- y-ar. I, picked ii-huiich ut them nnd who “wailed on custonwre" at the gni land which ut It* greatest width to, they were later Identified os t/w.friiiged rage grocery. Bernadlne hud been only six rplle.. and thirteen miless huix long-- R' utl«n. »>ne of otir Mate’s rares' nursemaid the past two year.-; far a ... government survey -....v, made according' to r ’ Bowers, which bOtanUU tell Ito grow in well-to-do family In Chicago, who had . lunz ano ILS 1H55 under command i-'-aler profusion on Beaver Island Jost all through the stock market crush c- lilt M.-J.d.- V.JW later'was to 1«- iii iUtan any where else In Hie Mr. . V .state, hrV *»M‘ t l«.kmg T»r» ar.l with par. h.?.'.,ld rtrt“l.nl> f6*1”-. .hen’1 ticulnr charge of the Union force.*; at Getty.*.-. Wallace — titular ih'liuht delight tl. to aMndinit Ljwndjng' the the winter whiter; burg On- ol the vuuiir enghAwra In someUpje, The fringed gentian 1 have nn the Island ‘ where there wii:i nothing the party trivts ah IfitciwUina account 5"icu learned carries on a sort Of hkk to <Jo.'' As navigation-clOKs and the! in’tlii-Biair Ploiu r l>H»k.-. of their i-x- !,lld t f“l,n ,,f extstetxx* In dark. inland settles down tn thc winter |» rivn<< . mi Hi.iv.r b land .it tha1. damp, swamp-liki* place;- where growth routine and long evenings. I suppose j it does twx-m monotonniri to a young1 1 lll-.pt- I,. 1'1 .4.1111 -.111 rU-’IK’IIL l-MII ’• 1- ----------- ---- ...... ------ — - - ■ person. nUhough they say there are 11- n!:.*» called ut King Strang’s htniw <”'G‘rduis. a Jovdy rose colored wild on IniMnc-vs found him .dining with lu.. fl'*ww belonging !o the fox-glove futqThe Community hall on the beach Is. nuna rou, wire, and vourlica for the dv. w.ts every where lo t>-.-aen Cin- a great gathering place for dancers, and the like I heard one jolly looking । rrudli Huang leu miatroh returning to Chicago from an lowly white flow !>•• renuiuIsland vacation deploring the twelve IMiunds slw had inquired during her’ stay despite the'fact tliat she "had .st rang vi’»t« it tlusr ramp Iw , (laiiceil every night.” rviden- * :; of-th<’ Mormon Some IGOf) |wople laid been on the’ yx-t remain bn IU-avcr 14- I.land during the celebration, one old. tr ntitlirinr <Ji«-..: ’despite the fact t any form uf drinking was strictly land. Thi* Ix-.l pre.M-rved one is their man well i«r.l elyiity. who hud been former printing office. a long low two­ null a lot of virgin timber ua. storied building, which was railed "The being In thc crowd. A dully pageant. depicting thc arrival of Father Buraya, boarding house on St. Jamex' one one hundred years before, sports, nn inaiiv of tlw road’.-ire through street. There'S a whipping port ton. ox roast, dancing, speeches and tlie v> ritiiblii tunii-i-. of jtiven: overiaeftd; but l take all .such witli’u 'MKsouri- crowning of Mrs Beaver Island were, l>niiicli<ti'M> -thick tlwy • xclud«xl -very iromplex’' altitude, like tlw •sloiir- some of the features ot the cek-brn-j bit ol tie-suit. rays. Some good f.unu Iwiio .. ’ Biif Ilk.- tlie R.-d Man in the non which was a great success tn every j we saw looking as though they hail ixx-n1!uld ixient who boxrts "Our names arc ' tin’ Community hall at the fartlier end FAIR I.AKK of the father* birthday; also their hewn out *if tin? wlldern-i.-:. fringed ;I on your waters and ye cannot wash Benv-r bland Hnttse now-lx Tlie Kinsley Ladles' Aid Society will brother Edd's. 1 them out." thc names *tbc Mormons own electric light plant, has _ .. .. of the street; down ut the La Frenelke , . u purudln* for wild black Iwrrtes i:.iv< to Beav.T Island Mill exist In plumbing and excellent m«-als.- fried! -fare meh filled the benches on the: meet October 5 for dinner with Mrs. Spencer Dunn and family of Bedford platform enjoying their evening smoke, St. land broiled white fish being their spe-; Henry Whidby. All come prepared bi spent, Sunday at Ear) McOlocklln's. .unit blue berries. I picked u half a many instances.- Tlw- little town ------ : Juiih called in honor of tluir .nnl|V Oll th,. tllbie hi .the lobby. a stirt of village club it seemed to be. sew for one of the membr ra. Mrs. Lottie Colltoter Is sick and unPresident Hoover will broadcast aj oti> King’s name—Janw*;. t»««.-tlie ' »»4>wi»,..i prlncip.il tj ahieh serves for office anti... parlor, I Conieiitment was in thc tiln Everyone Founder:.' Day" message October 11.1। Jason Willison and family spent mlmiUii alon........ ............ you pass bows with the fin? courtesy ; „. W nui» ui Moutgotncrym hadn’t really started. Tliey wkiv thej road Mill bt’ai-s the itotne le -.. -Thr King';. noticed u the tom*ol * Fay Smith improving - — .......... in —— —-. nicely, which q-mw onei°r i‘""M’er days. A frii-ndl).’ charm- the 111th birthday’of.George Williams.! Sunday at a family dinner at John long !• nder black’ vuri-ly with tiuv Highway; ” posit ,hik- tytto tlw out-door I w, »rd aiid Sean-Roebuck. Willison's. 40 "being present In honor;we arc* all glad to know. . : . \? ! lug, M»t R St. James. It <s ns far the founder of'Y. M. C A bapUsnuik font for all the Saints nnd uf tl..’ hotel ■ ., . |»’ople seemed to be al- M1(.,rjll,.d (ro,n tlM. cuMolnttry tourUI '■ Albert Becker, Hi-Y leader of Hasuholild start n Jahimiiw kitchen on tile ways connulting and hurry uf thc world’■tings, aiid the local HI-Y officers met I.’hind with Uu.-. olioice’iiativi- pnxlurt U only, a half mile distant from the spiciious too. in tlw home of Siip-msor at the home of Secretary Angell last to draw tlpon, uii’l make the brand Harbor. Nearby is Mt. Pisgah. iMilRh Gallagher! where we went for some in-i**^J'*1 " ' Tuesday evening to arrange fall plans.' sand mountain; Lake Gem-ix-rvt is the formation and again I saw them in the ininoux. . I-a.Freneire- the courteous gen­ . Watch for Hie special announcement home of Cupt. Allard, the famous old :el'al ston‘ kepjxT, wax outlining to us . * sea and Ink- captain whose little home! •'nn‘,! heirs nnd plans thc pro­ । next week. nnr ............. — .......................... . ■”» I"l‘Trd 'S'"?.01 near we I he .amnowe lighthouse « Is wmr quite » a pure place of 1 cressire citizens of St............................ Junies have for waiorl with picl»e- HriWCr 1-l.iwllulur.. -n.it.pilgrimage lor for w»,«l island visitors, Island’s future. •■Rut." tI raid. said, SrMrater W. omMr 1-1 U Ire turn-ol .hip. >M ralllup re.wK hi■I" 1 ’ ’ * ehu-m th»t OhiMr Oremhhlrwmm: •>»«» 1WW turcs of ships nnd nailing vessels k A<u,n rfMtrnv ,hr’ ‘'hnrm ,h“* LET OUR "MINUTE MEN" SERVE YOU/ ta. piloted around the Seven Sen, "lore unique and allrac- men and Inden, ol both 1. M. C. *. and Great Lakes ' He nnd his good tire, and different from sftl other tour- and Girl Reserve groups. All - Scout wife hope*tt> celebrate their sixtieth. ist ir* Michigan " Muny of the leaders are Invited.wedding nnrilvt-rsary before Ipng. I sup-! JolJI,R’’r m-n however, feel they heed Fred Gleb s*f Grand Rapids ’will be paw these big mull order caul »:s afford! th*‘ u‘llrl5t trnde an<i ,he summer real- the Sunday morning, October 2. xpeaka convenient menus for the Bland pro- d'nI th'’ cro'*th a,|d future <>ros- ,.j- m tlie men's .camp omBarlow lake pie to du their shopping nnd a look the Istapd. And they do have radio with Joud agwakeFw-fil keep us througM their jinges with their hunthing that’s necessary to make a jn touch with the world series and Unidreds of illuslrntloiLi, i« tlw next thing «‘x’d talking aside from, its his-1 versity of Michigan football gfcme. tu the joy the mainland woman gels in . । value, which has always at-!’ Bev. Keith Chidester _» n'v’AJ.Tr of c. St. Johns window shoaling. tra,rt^ a «s of O.Uthe,healthh'..l''"^;!»W be 14. w.krr lb. owruiu. The lighthovue at llw eastern end of 1,'‘t ,he *or,d- ,hc “ r *"««' ofall ot ,ho Borry C™01* Mtmsthc village is not an official one any, Clean 1,1 "" hnDuritles aerovi Tfie'thi?-• Yy-tnlle or so stretch from the main- ! °r? church*]'’nul h north more, rt now being one of thc acetylene j and froth longer distances in 3 p 4 ThLgas type, that comes on nnd goes off land, other directions: fishing U unsurpassed ?“»' - U L’f’ T of its own accord. Tin- old couple.who:;on its inland lakes; there 1* boating..wlU b> a fellowship sup-; used to operate it rtllljlve in the build-; hiking and bathing with sandy beaches »*r “ 1 ’J*"* “nd on,1>r 25 cento All । ing. T1H’ main lighthouse .Hist serves that equal any in this regldn. An elec- "J'Usters of the county an- urged to its a beacon light to Great Lake marl­ trio light plant Is the goal for which attend and bring their wives. hem Is nt thr head of the Island I no- i now aim. tjnd cottages erected | flee by lust week's pu|>ers that Dom- Uu-y imck GiHliigher, who was born on tlie for rental. A committee of five has'' island and has .served as thc lighthouse j recently been appointed to put St., James and Big Beaver on the nuip os keeper for thirty years nnd in that time had only ber-ii to thc mainland a summer resort. . And so it may tx-come. But I’m glad four times, was rearing. His first va­ cation wiia to be n (rip down the lake to Chicago, then down the Mississippi there while It is still the charming, to the Gulf, where he expected to priinltiye place it is. Father Qallagher of Kalamazoo, a^ spend the winter in Florida. When, a press reporter expressed .surprise . at hay-fever victim, was registered nt Optimism Is Rampant As his few absences from tlie island, he '■Tlie Beaver Island House." In conver­ Agents Report Business said. "Why should I go away? We sation with him he told mc-tluit Mr. U. S. TIRES AT THESE LOW PRICZS Hustings, andjira On Upgrade. August have plenty to eat nnd parties and B. A. O'Dofttwll of — - - ---------QIVE MATCHLLiA SERVICE something doing ail the time. There nnd brother were born on Shows Cash Increase are 700 people right here on the to- Beaver Island, land.” . ’ Just as we were leaving the hotel On September I agents of thc And in that answer lies thc key of we met Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rood, for- Citizens' Mutual Automobile Insurance the secret of Beaver Island's existence merty o( Barry county, and nn aide of Company met at the home office in "Before w« got a telephone, I missed as a place of residence. People there, former’s coming In from the boat, Howell, Mich., where thc winners of — many good limes with the erowti. But as a rule, have a contented mind. One Mr- Rood ’^d been-assigned to make thc July quota contest were presented of the priests of their parish was with foU tcsts on various places on the with their awards now they can reach me cattily, anti I’m them thirty-two years. Things of the u'!and and Mrs- Rood had ”run awaV’' The company was able to report a always included when parties are planned* world don't worry them as they do Irwn three sm“n Bo°ds Tor a bit very good showing for the month of with most of the mortals on "the main ot an outing “ ‘•K them. — Returning to Charlevoix we made St. August having made a cash Increase of land." There's no real poverty, every "Mother says that she feels much safer $14,000 over Aug. 1931 and a cash in­ Ignace that night and ill try und tell one has plenty to cat and as a rule the crease ot $7,000 over July 1932- Tlie with a telephone in the Iiou*t\ too, for most of them have a bit laid up for you a bit about Upper Peninsula ex­ claims have been more moderate and periences in ray next. old age. with the better tone In thc security and in cmc of pudden itickncsM, fire or acri* Petoskey. Sept. 1». 1933. I wish all my readers might have commodity markets the outlook for thc Sadie R. Cook. experienced with us-the charm of St.: dent, it enables us to summon aid im­ lost four montlis of the year Is the best James at sunset time and on till dark­ TELEPHONE 2177 DRIVE-IN SERVICE which has been experienced for some EIGHT MILES TO BOSTON. mediately, day or night. ness fell. It was a quiet that was ditmontlis post. —Adv. iferent. Somehow it recalled EvangeThe distance from Boaton to New Iline and the little village of Grand York is only eight miles. Although No wonder girls wish to be popular; "Considering how little it costs, Pre: no factory wl|lsHes blowing; no. this is not correct in the United States, it has been noticed that fellows go we decided we should not bo fl, noticeable honking of passing motor­ it is true in Englund, where tlie vil­ after that kind in spite of thc fact that cars; fMldng craft lying at anchor or lages of New York and Boston, both they would not have competition to without a telephone." ■ drawn up on the shore; a few young situated in Lincolnshire, are but eight worry them If they picked the other ' |>eople sauntering along bareheaded to' miles apart. kind. \ < THIS BANK is organized and operated under the National Banking Act, and comes directly under United States Government Supervision. Periodically, but always without warning, United States Government inspectors arrive to see if all the legal requirements are being kept. Uncle Sam takes nothing-on faith. We are a member of the Federal Reserve System—the STRONGEST banking structure in the world. As a member of this system, with its powerful in­ fluence ai)d great resources, our depositors partici­ . patewith us in all the advantages of our connection. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK Only National Bank in Barry County HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Y. M. C. A. ITEMS J MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO STOP SERVICE ' UPTURN IN AUTO INSURANCE SHOWN BY CITIZENS’MUT’L V U. S. GUARDS 4.40x21 . . $3.95 4.50x21 . . $4.45 4.75 x 19 . . $5.15 jfiuto *SpoH J'hop "I'VE HAD SO MANY GOOD TIMES SINCE WE GOT OUR TELEPHONE" �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER M. !9Jt PAGE TEN Astronomy Offers Interesting Study of Sun, Moon and Stars We dim wonder about the extent will give you o better idea about what -of space’Wlnit ue do know about it is Us now known of space, which is pn»bInfiniteiumaL but at Um- same time dur ably very little, but at the same time crude'.knowledge makes figurnt ondftnoBt interesting. It reads as follows disunces.at least iiitere.sting. Now that thc depression m .about At Rota\y Club meetings, members arc over it becomes necemary fur some of expected .say .something at least once iis to find something, rise to wdiTy a year on the. occasion ot their birth- about liesldw our birthday reapoii-M-s. day* Anyone interrstel in astronomy. * ’ “ • —1 •** Mill be aivrestf-d in th’ foil-.*ing con­ more or less of an interest m my de... jvripUon x>f the planetarium in Clutributed bv ii member of Hustings RoTt । capo. v> I Iwive selected the field of /nil LOVE with your home'^ astronomy to see If there isn't .■nmething in thts line that w* should now be worryIns about and I find that there is. This old earth of oijrs isn't going to last forever. but I find it isn't nitesstraw stacks to climb up on. • r „ When we look up into the sky at night we can mt in the neighborhood of mx Ul m .,„, WW . OT ., U or seven thousand stars and tliat Is all th4t anybody had over seen up until1 joo years ago. when Uh- first telescope' was invented. A telescope that nmgnt-i - — — - —‘ • ••* number of stars seen with tlu- unaided I < .e, jn,. jqq lnci, telescope on Mt ; Wilson, largest now in tXlstence. nit-; brings to our vision Tn round numbers out- million, million, million -or a I ■ wiflt rtgtitccn ciphers! sfar<; The new • 200 inch telesaxrpe rioW ticini; built will' tiicrva.x- this number up to 1 with 3tj| erphens. i When wv talk .about dfciaia-a be-; twwn stars wc talk ol sooH^hipg Of! which we have no conception. Tin- fol- • lowing model, helps lo visualize the.se I ’distances better than anything I have I yet heard. Jbor. which is about 100 miles. The nwion is about 24.000 times tliat distanre from tlie rarth. mid tin? Min L about 400 times tui far from the cin-tli as the moon. Once a year the earth । travels around the sun through an or­ bit about seven'• times tlw distance of this wbit is 600 million mile* <>i 1 about six million Unu-s the distance i from here to Ann Arbor. । We wtll noyr take this' two million[ ' miles and reduce it to thc size of a pin j head or about 1-16 of un inch m di-i White Laundry Soap . Quickly bring*.that lovely sr.n» wliiU sheen back UsKotns B.r J© Bon Ami Soap- Grains IGR r UtMstw. c.o <■!■« 1“C 12c Ammonia IGA Brooms i.lr '^nd efluiett for easy cl« ta« tli« hardest water roniihUu bands. ■ Ma X5c Bottle Old Dutch CLEANSER For porfeUin and en*n>el. O'd Dutch is perfect. Try this, modern, uukk, iieallBfuf-cicsiiliness way. 7© Palmolive Soap “for Tliat School Girl Complexion” * It is reported that near Stanton, Michigan, an elderly woman living alone had a sum of over $2,500 which she kept in an old purse and hid in an old boiler in the basement. One day she went visitingjind when she returned she decided to look at her hoardings. She found the purse but not the money. She called in the sheriff and he and his deputies finally found the lady's money wrapped in an old sack and hidden in the pocket of an old dress. The sheriff persuaded the lady to deposit her MONEY IN THE BANK! usn^cro There are thousands of instances of hoarding and hiding money in which the money has bpen stolen, burned or lost. The place for your savings is in this sound bank where one dollar has always returned 100 cents plus 3% interest com­ pounded semi-annually on every savings account. ’Tile .sun.consequenti.v shrinks from a| । diameter of about 900,000 mileii'to ai j speck of dust 1-3400 of an meh in <liiiimeter and the earth and moon he.come so -mall that they cannot even Ik1 jrcen with the mad-powerful niLscro; scojHj. • • । On tills scale thc nearest star in the sky outside of our own planejara sys[u-rn must be plariil 325 yard*\iway (and to contain the hundred stars imm . i11 st our sun. t lie model must be a mile |high. n mile long and a-tnile wide. 11 i we keep on imagining the stars as I specks of dust spaced a quarter ol a I mile or more apar t for about 7.000 miles I iwe will still be inside our galactic .• v: Mem und with our earth's long yearly I journey around tlie sun as our-jnn head the whole galactic system is about the . jsi/e mf the American coptinent. You i might pause for a moment and try t«> 'visualize the relative «z«. of a pin ' head and* thc American Continent be-1 ■ fore vic go further with our model. | | Now that our galactic system is tin-' ished. wc must travel about 30.000) miles through empty ;;paee, before we I ' come to the next family of stars which [will Im* found comparable in bath size । and numbers to <mr own galactic sy.<-1 item. And .'■*> wc ,go on’ building isu I I model—a family of thousands of mil-1 ■ lions of stars every 30.000 mile-*- or «o-*-1 -Juntil we have over two. million such] pamilleu and our model now stretchy*.| put about fi»ur‘million miles tn every’ ! direction. This represents os far a ) HINDS CORNERS. _/Jrvi.... Jl,‘ Tobjiu; and son. Robert t und shot and *oiw of n mx- into spat*.- with bur present ) all mtMrs Mntining and daughter spent -Mrs. Pearl Barrett of Detroit cuine — Sunday with them. ipe; wc can imagine the model j ale to Venus whl utt Unw |5ar< of lust week in Caiu-hig with the Friday evening for a visit with their on. although we know not how I iw ... about the -some tt - — .......... ... ’N.’ Tublus. riitur calhil on former-, daughter Mr tu.,d Mrs " nor whine—all we know is that thi- i the .earth has today. Miss Thelma Tolna.*, and friend.?.' Orville returned Sunday evening and muiilty Sunday. part so frfr built represents only ul W*-can liana around Yctjus for about Ev« rett Meywr.i and Mus. Gertrude’■ Mr. und Mrs. Floyd Tobias and (laughtraction of ibe universe.’ two mifilon million years before it gets Bi rl all ol Kalamazoo called on the Wtll llcndtrAll of. these millions of inilhotis of I uncomfqriubly ctxfl nnd tlwn move over tr.rlncr s parents. Mr. and Mra. W. O. stars an- moving thousands of miles' to Mercury which will then have th* Tobias. Sunday evening. , per minute and apparently conunglpresent earth’s clin\ate. Of course, be­ Mr. and Mr*. Dodge lire, spending the; laud going in all directions and tl any I fore this happens our constitution will wii k mSaginaw. [one of them should get within a"bil-Ihave to be am* ndod or at least a comMr. und. Mr- Edd Holly of Kalamallion or so miles frren our sun. the deli- Imusion slxsild be apixUn’ixj to Snvcsti- z<>o visited her sister. Mr. .and Mrs., [cate balance of our solar system would I gate birth cwntrel as Mercury l- quit* Burrell Phillips, and family Sunday, i be upset and wc would either h.ivv | small compared with our earth, laving j plenty to worry about or else -our Ion Venn:- and- Mercury Would have its vek with his jlircnt'.; Mr. and Mrs.' I worries would all be over. ; advantages ‘--------"— «• ora.' DeMott. 1 'Aatrimotners have carefully figured no crooner: tlwrc would be Mr. and, Mrs. Orlie Fisher of Dowling ... .. them. ailed ut C. N. Tqpla:,' Friday aftarfrom- thc foregoing you can readily !caLiu>trppby,iind they find that our sun is’so far M igrated fnen. the hearcM iv that from tlie -----mono Mr.-. Vitla Phillips nt Irving spent j.-tnr and thc stars tlwm.M-|ves are wp-i . the -.vick «nd with her son, Mr. and innilcd front.eitch oilier by such enor.. . trillion-! Mr< Burrell Phillips. uious distance^ tliat the chnnce uf a years, but a- Mercury is the nr .in. t Mrs. Forrest Hull and sun of South' ’ collision bctwwn any two of them is pl.iiwi to the sun and conswirn ntly the 'Himings visited nt Edd Newton's Satabout one m n million, million, million. !a-.t jump we can make, wr mil then urdny afternoon. ‘ ' " and the fuTlu-re was a good turnout at the K than we do'A. S. at Fxld Newton's Thursday alter-1 : needed to worry much about a col-1 tun* a littl e mot ,n0on. . ' • ILsion with ojlp r star-, so we will con-j at prcM-nt. Miler the tirxl wnr»e thing that might । ’ ----Mr. nnd Mrs Edit Meyers and son. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hastings, .’.Ir. and M:.-.. Victor Meyers and little [happen. * ..MH. it. T. 1 Our sun w constantly giving off ra. PEOPLE. ■ m all of Ionia visited Mr. and Mrs. Edd Newton and liunlly Sunday. ™ I ”"* "• •*■ mr U «m- toat the enormous -rate of 3M1.000 tons | , 1I every ■toK '— - •hours — - -as Uns teiestfiig talk on ftiq "Sania Fc Trad niy *four and |lightens-ita Weight, 'its gravttational : Sunday evening.’ Ipu'1 on the earth tweomi-.x h-v. ‘ ' The beginning of the Santa Ft* Trait ——Ttantly moving farther which was c sills and '.thus must be away from tie- hading towns west of Hit,- Miv..,This .«mukI.« quire serious until wr aijpi at that.time. Some old tra<n>rr» find that it'Likcs ojw hundred years at came back io.Kansas City and told .of thts rate for the run to loose ennukh the good chano? to r.jakc money by weight so that thr earth is allowed tu taking watmn'loads of go.i&. Ui Sama move one yard lurthcr away from tt At । j,\. this rate it win lye one mtliioh nulli'ui arr-.<h*d by tlw* Spanish government । years before w< arc ten per cent faithand imprisoned them for nine i-ears. But they were game. Wlien they were brightly as now the earth's average let .out they tried H O\er and succeed­ temperature will be only about 15 de­ ed. It was not long before regular grees centigrade lower than it is now freight and passenger service had Ths would no: be\sp serious if U» sun wen? not cooling of! in the mean on» were drawn by mules and oxen. j time so that it will be only about 94 It r *t 1250 for passage to Santa IV: per cent of its present weight which and it took two weeks to make the trip .would reduce its energy giving cj- although it took the heavy freighter, pscijy around 20 per cent Th,- earth’s wagon- much longer After the Civfi temperature wtll consequently t>- re- war many mor*- people went »>.'<: than "duccd by another 15 degree... so that after a million million years thi* inevi­ ro.Hl be built aert. Thi-i was done. th" table course of events will have reduced first-<»n-. Use Union Pacific. going to the earth's average temperature by Salt Lake City. Then another com-: about 30 degrees centigrade ot 54 ‘de­ pony built a nmd in thr southern part grees fahrcnlieit. of thr United States, tn Santa Ft- The • Our balmy summer days in Michi­ traffic on the old Santa Fe trail then gan will then be around 40 degrees and gradually died down. Thr story of thr our coldest winter nights 80 degree* Old West is a very romantic one and below zero Mr. Wallaces talk was greatly enjoyetL I hop-?, that I won't be prc.-ident of Hie program chairman for next week the United Stales or even Governor ol is lan Ironside. Everyone is invited.— Michigan wiien this happens as I could । not even hope for rc-elecnoti if I al­ lowed conditions to get in such shape born corners. that all of our beautiful lakes and riv­ ers were frozen packs of solid ice with Mrs. Leavrt of Cetiar Creek, store Commander Byrd will, then be about th* only prospect for' tlw Michigan Thursday, OctAber <5. for dinner. , Callers at Henry Bergman t Sunday Tourist and Resort Association As there changes take place very, were. Frank H.immow! of Kaianwxn. gradually it is probable that we will Mrs Etta Stanton and Mr. and Mrs know in a million million years iww to Wall Norton of Dowling. Mrs. Percy.-----------------McMirxu'u. home after adapt curselvas to th«e condition; If. ------------... — 1 he money jou put into a savings account here goes back into circulation in the channels of trade . . . and HELPS your home town and your community to prosper ■««>ythinj ipsildc with islrsihinj . xiwiljnc'n . . . Simplify youi hoMiccIssninj Uiki.. Pul Intst LG. A. Isbo<-n»«nto work In mik­ ing youi hom« bright m3 cheerful. Can Wash Boiler vs. Bank Bar WHITE FLOATING Ilin 7C A “BOOST” FOR YOUR TOWN IS A BOOST FOR YOURSELF AND YOUR HOME HASTINGS CITY BANK The Bank with the Chime Clock CAPITAL $75,000.00 SURPLUS $50,000.00 MULEHIDE ROOFING To Keep You Dry and Cozy Cleanser IGA Hastings Lumber & Coal Co C-w-waw soap Starch IGR X rs- 15c HAKP WATtH s., 5c I. G. A. COFFEES I’ BLEND. 33C *G* BLEND X7C 59C CAMPBELL'S0^70 Can Crepe Tissue IGU Royal crcpf. Snprssne In Baking Powder l,O». c.. 45c 3 Ron. 19c Sunshine ckacklkm Pancake Flour i~a Make* t bine rich. <>•lUB Udetu gol4»n blown panc«k*a Um •■uumfolk* X Xlc' 5 £ Z3c Friday and Saturday Only a WALL PAPER SALE OUR FALL Clearance Sale . .. OF .. 1932 Wall Paper 7© Mich IS NOW ON If you are considering doing any wall papering in the near future it will pay you to -­ SEE THESE BARGAINS WINDOW SHADES We make them to fit your windows and any color. SPECIAL §HADIi JOfi PRICES DURING THIS SALE TRY THE NEW ART LAC For finishing wood work and furniture. ft dries in four hours. CARVETH & STEBBINS The REXALL Store IG A STORES ' GOODS DELIVERED not. our inventive ability by that tune viaiting her water at Battle creek. PHONE213! �THE HASTINGS BASNER. WEHSESBAY. SEITfcMfJEH 2fc. 193“ CORN AND BEANS ABOVE Iciuimtxrlaln remaining for a few days PttAHMftVUXE. NORTHEAST WOOHLANH. U -rur rr!-urln .. Jr-n.'k”“‘rr - Mr. and Mr. Henry Brnron wen Mr and Mr. John Cook and <ua. i.THE TEN YEAR AVERAGE Mrs. twonard of Hutlngs Is spending tallm of Mr. Bln.K>n*s brother, Willi Urrs of Grand Rapidt, RlcJiard (Jamb!. I . .the Week end with her daughter and Pennock, of Harting*. TucMtay. ‘of (irandv-lK". Mr. and Mr* i;id ! Oats Only Crop Less Than In family. Mrs IwaU-r Monll-a. IJ3Vr witaox of Hartings w.-< in‘S’mrs <>f J ;. ipoH, Ar'liut Stal: ,i;d 10‘il Inraer Arrmron I Mr. mid Mrs. WHluuitoiuMonb and 4own Bunday mid called on sortie Of' Homer SmiHrof Cafltlm. Mr. am! M: 1U.J1 — Larger Acreage 'daughter apent Sunday With llwir jair- hi* uM trirnds H 1 Church. Mr. • nnd M; E .il Helped Barley Total ;«nt... Mr. and Mrs Chas Monica. " _ . :<miirul> 5114 MB1 <11 clark.v:’,;.Mr mid Mr: Kull Pnimntiir and Stairs’ .-.rui-- of Kiilmnui^Ki were hi town,Sun-j Ui*Mrs Paul Rutter, Mr. and Mrs. I’nul •’"'1 \M , Mr. and Mt pirn? Nalvb Michigan iw &0 per <wnt above the; Mr, Erl tvnneU entertained Griffith nnd ht j. daughter, Jt»n Carol from lamgtug visited the Howard;1 Wldren x|irHt - Sunday with ■the son. Richard Fennels, ot Kalama- wil Wb - familivti Sunday. iHuliitetwr <4 Wet* odeMu. (treated acmuo- thu, year. Tlw <mt A HTOup of B->y Scout.-, with their The Rrambrr s and Vein 's t crop, howeter, about 23 per cent be­ low the tin year.averagr production. thur J-ihiwock home TiwMiny, Ortoiur Wocritiiiry.* Taking llw state a whole, the yh Id 4tb. Tlw subject'will be - Tir Church of cqrn is about tlirw per cent above wiil0** U<l¥"r Pr''b'“" " E;' r>,.,“Mr. and Mi ttlmk M.-rel.o . ■ .1 m .u. tlw rejxul. m<> in u f.r.xnibk- sttuatlmi j Mr . Holtxot Niles is siwntlins • few. Aun^mul' lo days with her row. R. v. Holl*, mid Um-M.. r., (| s.lliU1 afvlJ11,w„t. ’ theftt.. . • ........ . .............. J. Sheldon’^ Almon Farr un tlw yield will a pot lurk dinner Bundnv. A UnGy. since 192S—ulXrtit JU |rr t ent abo-.c the dinner and gwd turn- was enjoyed by :<• Short ernpo afld far i other Iwaii i>re«liu!n« eng» at. K:d.uiia;’i»» Friday. dti-ate. that there ought R’.C^llmUl, vlMtwI-tlw Waugh family Friday. Mr. and M<- Chilson and-Mm. ch.-. Imo bury called on the Jw-ii> Annrone family in Kalumnww Sunday, f.jxtiditut a day or BIG ANNUAL FLOUR SALE IONA FLOUR SUNNYFIELD GOLD MEDAL PILLSBURY 98 lb. bag 49-lb. bag $1.53 $1.77 $2.65 $2.65 77c 89c $1.33 $1.33 24%4b.bag 39c 45c 67c 67c with ’ Mb Ktv. mid Mr* Holtz wire m<r-t jitauumtly • urprbed w Iwn numbers <>'. tlw Ai<t dropped in with tuner* of vw- 10c IONA PEACHES end at Uw canning ketchup. llw ladies pi mid iwiiN ii him finish, au >•' iitid Henry. an BOKAR COFFEE ‘>1 he Coffee Supreme” lb. 29c RED CIRCLE COFFEE -Different In FlaVor" lb. 25c N.B.C. PREMIUM SODA CRACKERS 2-lb. e*rion 19c WHITEHOUSE MILK Tall Can 2 cant 9c ' Philn 15c 25c 25‘ 15c GOLD DUST .Washing Powder large pkg. LIFEBUOY SOAP 4 »«. QUAKER MAID BEANS 6 — BAKING POWDER . Quaker Maid 1-lb. can Ufa hfip.li Hid Mr- Albe rt. Pros'. of Milk'll linubiy with Mr. idid Mra <». T. KELLOGG'S Corn Flaket or Pott Toasties large pkg. 10c PEANUT BUTTER Suliana 1-lb. pail or jar 13c SCRATCH FEED -Daily Egg” 100-lb. bag $1.05 EGG MASH “Daily Egg" 100-lb. bag $1.39 Kalau Wins. . und ith w on Mi Sunbrite Cleanser 3 — 1 lc | There has been a sharp advance in many price quotations - IN A&P QUALITY MARKETS - ..“the world's safest and best non-skid tread" Some grades of coal ilave al­ coob/Tear hunky keeh-i-dftcd blocks of ■rubber in the center—to did in. grip und hold un slippery roud*. More mop! Remember. brakes •top tl.e wheel*—but II tnkca tint with traction tontop thc car without slip or skid. Oth\r treads conic and got the Goodyear All-Weather ft row more papular *vcry ycSr. This tjie outjells any other in the uurld. , car for (alland winter driving! claiiybivr of Florida called on ll.ubt oil. Sunday. ’ La teat Lifetime Guaranteed GOODJ^YEAR SPEEDWAY Telephone 2257 Hastings, Mich. utc Erwuy in Krilmnuzwo. llonirr liMjd over thiiH Sunday. * it- tonevt tiui.Gtfid ,wr.l y>mty meeting nt ths ■Church .tliu Friday night. Why Not Invest In Building and Loen Shares ? QJtjr ffiatinnat ffinan & tnucstmcnt ffinmpun'y 1250 Griswold St.,'Detroit Established 1889 J. L. Maus A Soo, Local Representative, Hastings TENDER CUTS Lb. Round or Sirloin Lb. Sc BOILING BEEF "X 4 - 25c PORK ROAST pi‘ni‘c<“« Lb 6c PORK STEAK s^3 - 25c PORK CHOPS RjbEnd 3^ 25c Mr: Mattie Reynolds of Buttle vuitellR Cltilora Kaitiel., thu, Sunday visitor.; at E. p. Re tn. Mr. and Mr.-. Ralph lit $C.49 :f ficll. MalwJ jViCKumu-g, warren uiunu ana wii'.’ Busier, Mr. and Mrs Bennett of Naidi-I I villc* and clinoid Kithler, wife andi 'twei v . iim and Mrs. Mattle Reynolds of ■ Battle Creek. ! Quito a number from here attended I 'the free show at Will Snutn.. garage; ■Friday evening. Report., -ay i: — •gnod. I Rev. Walter BngsA unit wife j have been staving at th*: Vreeland col-; 'tagr. have taken a pastorate at Vet-; jinontvilk where, they went last week. Phone 2482' i Mr. and Mrs Char K-Vilcr acenm* North Michi(«n Ave. Hettingi, Michigan • J panted by Dorr Kahler and mother of i Woodland .•pent Sunday vunng rela­ tives in Albion. BROSS TIRE AND BATTERY SHOP , - doein't. Oysters «• 29 PORK LIVER - 5c HAMBURGER 3^ 25c FILLETS of Haddock 3 Lb,/ 25c .•hanje was made in teachers. It is gratifying to note that in spite of the many difficulties which have beset this conntrv. not one Building and Loan Association of Michigan has (ailed during thc past year. The national average for safely of these institu­ tions is 99.8%. STEAK ROAST Suyertwlit Curd Tires SMITH BROTHERS, VELTE & COMPANY Poultry and Stock Feeds Coal, Lime, Cement, Etc. _ BEEF ALL-WEATHER BUY YOUR COAL NOW! All the Good Standard Grades and prompt, clean service BEEF TRADE IN your old fires ready increased in price. There is every reason to think there may be other increases in coal prices. We suggest you . . . Smith & Doster SPARE RIBS & ^b15c LINK SAUSAGE S - 10c PICNIC HAM “t£- Sc ,___ - < ------------- ■ ■ A&P FOOD STORES The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co* ■ --------- �। ■ ; LEGAL’ NOTICES George Makley of Woodland spent Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCune «jf ■ a few days last’week with his daugh­ Woorter. Ohio, spent the- week end ter, Mrv Frank Hynes iwtth Mr and Mrs. Clarence -Baechler Mr McFte ot Niles. Ohio tt spending-• and Mr and Mrs Charley Gibson of Mr*. Mammie Wilson and Mr?. Lena Curtiss, und family. Mr?,. Arjeigh Spindler ot Woodland Acker were ruMt* there Monday. Mr and Mrs William Smith of Kalaund mother. Mr- EH1M Bevier of Cwt.; ■Qrtive wen* guests ut tlie L M- CitrtlM Inline Where the latter will spend a lew, day* witfiUw daughter, Mrs. -L- M t. . \ t Ir*. Baxter uf Grund Rjiplcr.5 Friday evening at Ha; , nt ■ Mr atal Mrs dns Iran Chicago 'guest ol Gevigt FuibcV and family • Sunday. ; El I Bill -IIMIll ...... njna. <, . Harold Rosenberger took tlie Boy who U in Ann Arbor with Charles' pto-nim is being । ScJUti TTwp No 78 to tensing wlure speakers secured they saw the f(otbuli game-and took .-.tates he is a little better. We are all glad to hear it. Meni,lines Nellie Miller. Halde Buy-'■ in utlier sights of interest ten and Kate Cole spent Thursday-With! Mr. and Mrs Banas uf Grand Rap­ Sunday Mr. and Mrs. C ; ids called nt the home ut George Leun- I tertaiped Cultpun and daughter. Dureen and Will | ard Thursday. Shafer of Orangeville. Mr. und Mr.| M?. and'Mri. Charlie Bsmt. oLPmi- .Clarence Cappon' und daughter nnd LstfGy calk'd pt thc horn* Mr and Mrs. Cecil Cappun and daughbroHter. Hugh Carr. Sunday a Imirt Investing Safely Regardless of whether a shrewd Investor looks for proflu. Are dividends, or safety of his principal, lie always should know ‘the age of the cumpuny before he invests Almost any bustnr« can esdrt for a year or two, but an Institution to endure must be ok! enough to have come through poor business years unahakeh. ' Wharyou look for a safe place for your savings, look tor the age. During forty years, tlw Standard ha* safely handled over eighty million dollar:, paid IU investors in dividends uvrr eight million dollars, and kept its slock at loo cents on tlie dollar, with never a lor.i and Dever-a miss. WE^NVITE YOUR INVESTMENT. - Standard Savings & Loan Association Detroit. Michigan Griswold at JWfarson h>cal Hepreu’ntativi EnptfgStAWtel J. L. M A U S *^5^" thr passing uf Guss Wurm Saturday. He hoc been a resident here for many years and will be missed by all and the Ix-ri-uved ones have- tlie sympathy ot their many friends. fourth] : fifty- L enrr Thursday. berta Lin.tcad of Battle Creek called .lames and Dell Godfrey were In on Mrs Lester Sonnet die’Saturday। Charlotte Wednesday and Thursday. . Mr. Opal Hayward of Delton and Mrs. Agnes Randall of Cloverdale call­ ed on Adah Misener Friday. I rup. Dorothy and FertU and. Mr. und Hfcrnt visitors at j. w. M<»W* were. Mrs. Hubert Lathrop of Nashville. AltIr. nnd Mr.-. Harry Williams and chllren of Ctutrlotte. Harold Hill. Floyd, hour and au addn-w given by thr ftev. McCarroll of Grand Ledge w!»o Is a speaker of note. » ( Mr and Mrs RonaldWanu-r of De-, froit spent the week end with their. fr-w day.- Mir panted them at Nineteen men gathered at the ceme-Claud Hunt spent Friday with Mr t< ry SattiwhSy momiirg and did a fine jo*> ol clcanlrig it up. . and Mr Crisp.- at B<>w«-n Mills. Mr. Deed* Nagll-r of Fri-eport ut. a yuest of Iwr niece. Mra. I’earl FV-ter one day ttat week. Mrs. Niilu- McGuiean and niece and .1 J Willett* and family. •Mr. and Mra Rudolph Hall of Bat SO N HASTINGS, MICH. You Get Only What You Pay For Inferior grade* of COAL have been purchas­ ed by scores of families in the past—mainly be­ cause it was offered at a low price. Experience, however, has demonstrated to most that what they purchased as "low priced coal" proved it­ self to be but cheap coal and was high priced fuel in the end. Coal burning days will soon be hpre—be pre­ pared by filling your bin now with SUPERIOR RED ASH POCAHONTAS, GENUINE RED COMET BLOCK or GOOD OLD MAJESTIC LUMP. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. FLOUR FEED COAL CEMENT LIME BRICK TILE i- FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS PHONE 2118 - ing for Mr. Elwin Vender und baby. Remember tlie Aijl.at thc parsonage Wcdi'wjalay,' b-otied in Middleville Friday. ' live* have <mr sincere sympathy. Jylla Taylor. • Mrs. Lulu Gray and wins. Taiurrnce. und wife. Harald, und wile and Robert, Mr. nnd Mrs. Piter Hoffmup spent -'iitd Sunday afternoon with i/uh Friday with tluir daughter. Mrs. Glen Gkii Gray and family of Wi .1 Vermontville. Aspirin) of the Durfee district. Opportunity Uses the Want-Ads : Grand Rapid-' and Mr- G«»rim Aupte and hl? Nrlhe. and daughter of Parti Extra Good Buys i Charley Overholt and f.uniiy were Grand Rapid* vL-ltorj Saturday. ’ • Mr. atid Mr- Dwight Barnum ot a surprise' Monday night uf this. week, it being her lotfi birthday. Congratula- Mrs Hilward Campbell spent Satur­ day with Mrs. Olive Campbell nl Hitt- Rapids Claud Fighter attended J F F luncheon at the home of ‘Mrs Climax nnd Louie OonrstriCt and wife of Battle Creek spent Sunday with Henry Wertman and wife of this place. of Growtf Ra[>id- 1 GOOD Used Car is a HETTER purchase than n new car. Louk over tht followinu list of uootl Used Cars before yon buy! 1929 Plymouth Coach Small Mileage. Good Condition fir<t meeting at the schoolhuiLM- Friday evening. Oct 7. A good program ha* been arranged A cordial invitation U DeLuxe Fordor Sedan tOTfCE TO CBBDJTORS Sunday at 10.30 o'clock. You are cor­ dially, invited. • Wc are all glad to have Rev Conklin j and family back with us another year : He gives u< very good sermons. Come! and Itear him. -The next preaching, O.<ar Pug- of-Hastings called on his parents Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Wd) Page aiui Mra. Bruton DeCoekcr. attended coun. In Grand Rapids Friday nnd Saturday tlicsr .Veemui wheel brrnk and tip their |I car over Sunday morning while on STHIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Ocucvr were called to Covert Tuesday by thr death j - --------- -rnttip ol fr«ui<. a»rrr ““1 .A' F££* brotticr. Frank Hames, .and wife nF Climax iSunduy afternoon. Mr. and Mr*. Jim Collison of Kala- riuu.-ly injured. Bowens Mills over Sunday Mrs Lillie Woodman atjrtvded Albion spent Friday at Bert Fancher « Mrs Nagler of Frveport spent from Wednesday until Friday at 8. Geiger < John long spent the week end with daughters and Mr. and Mrs. Will Bochy’ of Grand Haven were Sunday guests a: many fine glfu. friends in Battle Creek Mr. and Mr*. Walter Ickes called on, Jo.-eph Crocklord's. Franctt Springer is recovering from Mr. and Mrs, Fred Mayo of Maple i Mr and Mrs. Wil! Tasker of North­ east Carlton were Sunday afternoon Grove Sunday. „ ln, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Yargcr of Bat- visitors at Roy Wickham s MirMgaa. tie Cre/k called on Mr. and Mrs, gam- ; Mr. and Mrs Vandcit Botch of Allej pan were Sunday visitors at Mra. Etta KtXL “> Some people are so hopelessly solemn that any sign of gayety in others seems to hurt them. Get Up Night: Physic tlie bladder as you would the bowels Drive out impurities und excessive acids that cause irri­ tation. burning and frequent desire. bladder physic, from any drug store. After four days if you are not re­ lieved of getting up nights go back and get your money BU-KCTS con­ taining buchu leaves. Juniper oU. etc. acu similar to castor oil on the bowels. If you are bothered with backache j>r leg pains, arising from bladder disorders, you are bound to feel better after this cleansing and you get your regular sleep. E. L blns. Hastings. Mich. 1919 Pontiac Coach TRADE YOUR OLD CAR FOR A BETTER ONE NOW SEE OS FOR CENTRAL UNIVERSAL GARAGE co. TELEPHONE 2121 ! � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-10-05.pdf 20935c0e31a4181b779aa60e393bc3ed PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR 12 PAGES HASTINGS MICHIGAN, OCTOBER 5, 1932 NUMBER 23 PAGES 1 to 8 REPUBLICAN SPEECH \ AT MAPLE GROVE STATE TIX FOR BIR- P0TLUC^SEUcEDERM0EET1NGiOgden Mills, U. S. Secretary of Legion Auxiliary Will' Treasury, Outlines Terrific Battle lll CO. 15 $81.W American Elect Officers Thursday ODD FELLOWS OFFER NEW ENTERTA NMENT Friday Evening, Oct. 7th At 7:30 By Hon. William D. Faltiel Of Chicago * Evening WILL HOLD SERIES OF BOX­ CONCRETE PROOF OF GOOD I '.At six-thirty o'clock toniorfow.■ ■. There Will be a n-pubihgu* meeting ING AND WRESTLING WQRK OF LEGISLATURE [Thursday, evening' tin- regular meet-? TheiUnlled StaturrarKnrerli-n.luir. tx-eir lighting u batlb- lot >’ '-v| tvtree dining the jr.i t year Caugiit in the at M.iplr Grove Friday cvi-niiig of tlii’. Week at 7 30 to lx- addresw-d by Hon. I mg of tire Anw-rirun 1-eglon Auxiliary' invisible forces of a world-wide economic upheaval, we liave been in mondanger limn at liny tinre during tire World CONTESTS AT LAST SESSION I will be held ut the Legion home, with/war, Coivequrntly every citrfrii ui Ain^rica who has any fwling o! p- i’-.n.il rerjMHiMbihty fur the welfare of ni' ■ Wm D Faltiel of Chicago Mr .Ful- To Save America From Collapse a jwt luck supper preceding" the■ bird-: country sliciild take an interr.-st tn tire following talk given by Ogden Mill- ■xTctary of the United Htates Treasuty. trel cftm« 'highly recommended ns a . R{- pDcccjUTCn ness -i-ssion Members are nvked to in Detroit Thursday. It m.tho charcV. account we have yet heard in public of tin- momentous events thai hav<- been •jreaker. having been City Attorney of WILL DC. rncotNTElJ REP. FEIGHNER SAYS biIng table service, sandwiches and a i transpiring on the "bottle front ' ut Washington. ,We believe our n-adera will find the text interesting and worthwhile.AT ODDFELLOWS HALL FURTHER CUTS POSSIBLE dish of food As it h the annua) elecing Mayor In addition to this lie wa. , ' ' After the sweeping decline ‘..uff the gate Hist they had at lea.u o adapted . j„rj5yeur'. on the .Chautauqua pin’.- „ , , „ , , . Uon of officers. It is hopftd there may. I u,n here to tell you as simply.q-' 1I .... jotm Under Strict Regulations Of ' can the story of the grave crisis from?■ liquidation wnich had taken pl.itc? tb- thetnfehe* to prevailing rnnd'.Uonr Sum of $50,GOO From Weight lx- .( good attendance • All desiring to hear ttje issue, of Hiij — • ‘ -Ath -­ ­ Sev-jal other matters of importance which .we arc Just rinejging. of the teonomte forces working towards ton- " Michigan Amateur Tax May Be Used /o Retire !wiU be discufsed so all who can "I measures •'->* taken nre«*t- tire •>• threatened day <11 cus-e.-j are cordially invited ’ — to -------—■■.*-.« traction and'deflation bad fairly wi ll letic Union ‘ >nab)e proilt . dangers and to lay tlie foundation lor spent Ihemrelvrs. There Is ample t-vu listen to Mr. Faltiel ; talk. Ladi Covert Road Bonds - should be present. ' County Clerk M O Hill has re­ ceived n notice from tire state allowing tlie artioimt of BlaU- tax apportioned to Barry county thia year.- which i< S80.WH20 laisl year it was 898.105 26. u di'cn-aiM- of 817,42106 compared with; Michigan l.-ftislature did al its special st winter in trimming'Mule But. .as R<qires<'i.>tutiv>' claims nt reported last week n much larger cut can still be made. Taking tile iisM'.sscd tahic of' till* I'Tinty a> made by the ,m!|m-i vIhoi•> u CONGER! TO OPEN. LECTURE COURSE DeWILLO COMPANY TO AP­ PEAR AT AUDITORIUM ON OCTOBER 10 recovery, and how much we owe to tire : deuce that economic readjuvtnw'iit had I revoureefulire*-., courage and leader J>ip_> pr.M ।-riled fur in Um- jxiMUon-- ot in­ of tire President of the United States dividual*, business and flnancial uutitUtwm*. mid mon- rri-rntiy ot the NnBy Way Of Review. • But for the M-riea of events which'•tion and it* poDUeal subdivumna. Tire weakest ajtols m our banking ,' began in tlie lute apring ot 1931. >i d buMlirts structure , I* nut an unreaMHiiiblc a.Hsumption that Between September. 1931.’ and J; ted. Tire 1931 rec' many recovery from our depnwion might (Continued on page nine, part tw well iiave Iregun many ijibntlix ago ? strongest buMnes- IMPORTANT MAHER FIVE ENTERTAINMENTS TO BUSINESS MEN FOR LOW PRICE OF $1.00 THE WOMEN'S CLUB TO HAVE LUNCHEON FRIDAY OT TION PROJECT . BENGORGM JUDGE HAWLEY Mrs. John , Ketcham Is ‘ Guest 1 GIVES DECISION SpeakerMeeting Is al THIRTY GROUPS SEND IN EN ROLLMENTS TO COUNTY AGENT FOSTER tion of the county Is a little over 7»c on a bast-, 0^44.47. which was exuncRrTSnyear. shows p drof practically 18 per cent on the 31 dedication of their odd Fellow.' of amateur boxing Amateur Athle ibJainrd a state li­ nt* mi tire .Michigan Union, under which ,M-m»-d. Tin- ■trtcteJt poMlbte requlrrnienU are demanded by state laws that clean anti rjxirt (manlike con- LEADERS' TRAINING MEETING OCTOBER 20-21 the Harvest Festival Meet Legion Home VITALLY CONCERNS EVERY Reserved Seats 50 Cents For SUIT INVOLVING LIABILITY Miss Roberta Hershey Is Spe­ FARM AND HIRED MAN Season—Net Proceeds Go FOR ICY CONDITION AT ■ Women . club will start uitli’a lunch- i eon meeting to be held this Week Fri-I cialist In Charge—Rapid ON A FARM To Pennock Hospital STORE ENTRANCE TRIED ■d.d’altcrmxin at i o'clock at the Anur-j vuluation. taking the roiinty's awes-Growth In Interest ucan Legion.hmm* on S>. Church St. ' Tin- course of' five entertainment* TRANK PRICE GIVEN furnlsbed by the Interstate- Bureau VERDICT AWARDED S1250 fair comparison. Tlie’ saving, there­ and sjxmsored by a local- committee mimics n-sioii groups of Barty sjreaker taking a* Her topic th fore. on each 81.000 of o**r*M-d valua­ will begin Monday evening and will JUDGMENT OF POSSESSION ... Nutrition Project b. now TO A HASTINGS inc in Wanhlngton. It is hq ■due in Bitfry rniuity Ia*4 year was spiu Lodge No. .fvrent an innti- Drajtlc changes are being made in Odd Fellows hull, at the corner of Green and Jeffettvn streets, to jmividc tot adequate reajing space. Boxing and wrestling exhibitions throughout the country are Pierian doe* not seem to. affect the fight fans and already requests for being organized fot the cixinng year be continued on the dale* g>en below , i \n>ay be gi rn charge of the local event. Case Grew Out Of Relation Of Thirty group-. have already rent in mittee Tire eniirc net proceeds will go to the Case Tried Last Week In Fed-’^i I11(.nib,r; who may bring Rues Tire Odd Fellow* are operating will) charity fund ot I*rh"". u hospital crai Court, - — i4 Ihtportahce will Itonnock Grund Rapids, Mrs. En.plny,. And Employee Over . almost military precision m preparing nnw nn sale the, ini*. ■ Beason Ucki-t* are now on sale, tip. Pn< for their big- undertaking The entire McLravy vs. A. & P. Oo. Tenancy Of Property Leaders' Training meeting at llw ‘ (irire .for n reason adult ticket for tinis handled by » aerlM of cornIt is vet too early to make figure* a* five numbers is 81 00; for pupils of the.,. If the verdict given in a HaMings A CUM- war. d.cidcd by judge Hawley Methodist church in Hastliigs .on Or in i. each chairman being directly may be made on coun- |1UUHV 1MI high ^. W1, case in- tin- federal district court ut pubhc W1MJU| M-hirnl. including reh<x>l, last week which vitally conarns evVry t«b< r 2Q8nd 21 The Ume of the meet sible a superior officer and lie ix»ni<l or siqrerviAors tl((, 5q<- for tjl(. jjVt. entertain-: Grand Rapids on Tuesday of lost mg will b<- promptly ut 10.00 o'clock, , farmer and every hired man on a farm. : »'i- ..i-re.iotH but it is cer- nu.Iltx At there very low.prices and week ikhidl stand, every buslire ..-man its jiurjxjK<- that (if explaining tiq- con­ •d >»'. The officers of tire lodge imn that that body will tnm ex|x-ii.-r* wltll-Uir hl«|, qlinmy o( entertainment will have to b<- very careful about tent of the course, tire keeping of ..a- head' committee in •.>lii'i.-v<i it can be done Tiiey have tlr-re ought to lx- a large kiH-ping the vestibule to his store free t< cords, and a dtsCUMion of methods, ge of all other commilties. Next This ease was started originally in of teaching The sireciallst In charge already .:<i’ij<d 1<» a .tentative cut of .uIl, ah tin-•enterluintiMiiLs wlir be ... "iiUre plan is divided Into two the clrcini court commitsiynt-rs court, about sii,(MM) on salaries', but there Fill "given in Hie new Central school audirruilh heads: tlx- tuiance department l.ave I., ire o.nu- inettWtfa. uw (j| w|tJch has brcn do. or salt. Because Irw-rwiMt In th.. Ikiau.'e this matter muttei is so im­ WORKERS NEEDED TO HELP qhd was decided then- on September 3 Roberta Hrr.dwy. At LOT o'chrek mi and the production department- In .ttnotiul ni inonev required .for the mded became of the fact that all Hu- portant' to all Atoivkei-pers. Hit- BanIt was uj»|x*ulcd from tire circuit court October 20 and 31, group chairmen and WITH ANNUAL ROLL tutihiy jxxrt' <<>imm.-«ioiMTs Just net j>riK.e«-ds will go to Pennock hos| cnminliLMoncr's court to t)ie Circuit ' si-cretanrs will meet and at 2:00 o'clc 2 addition theiv are two ouutd.e com(Continued on page six) wliat that will bo we cannot estimate: jiital. ahnt. where Judge Royal A. Hawley CALL CANVASS Mrs. Matilda'Mcl.ravy, wile oi John the leaders, group members and their decided it last Friday Tin- first number will be on October .....„_.j : friend* Will attend an iUustra’cd lec­ | Tire fact* are. in substance, lol- ture on ' Fixxl Makes a Difference" j: TIME FOR PLANNING shall - lx- made. 10 by the DvWillo •Concert Company, Great Atlantic and Pacific Ten Com- RELIEF WORK HAS lows Frank Price., who lives in Nash- tire Metixxlist church . (Continued on page three) featuring DeWillo Scmerau and his puny. Tire accident to Mrs McLravy NEXT YEAR'S GARDEN ALREADY DOUBLED ......... '...a .n.i Concertina Grund 'lire ■ members of, ha|)jM-n< d in tire vestibule of Hu- Stall.west of tire villaL'v, wished to hire a Nutrition this i-omjuuiy are artist* of wide rrpu- Street store of tire A A P. Company in . REAR ADMIRAL ROCK I station mid tlu- entertainment will be tills city. Tire material facts m Hie Splendid Opportunity For Mem* iman lu work jor hbn on his farm. Huv- throughout the .... in,; seen an advertisement In a Lansing. TAKES NEW POSITION a delightful one. Study Problems At Meet­ tease und the questions'brought out al ' shey recently. "The realization on the. iMpcr. inserted by Glenn Earle, he an­ part-of mothers everywhere of the rra- . bers Of Organizations To ' Tlie second number will be giv?n on tlie trial wv give in the following aiiming On October 7 swered the advertisement and Earle preme importance of tiu-.ir proles-. Assumes Presidency And Man tire night of Novl-mbrr 2. by Dr. Robert mar}-: Render Public Service cam/to his house In Nashville to sec No$b> the time to plan the garden* Parker Miles, a iqx-cial investigator for On ■' the MTond day of February agemenl Of Webb InstiPlans tor th.- annual R-.-d Cross Roil, |,jnl. Tire Tin- deal was made whereby Mon. leads them to welcome the as-* , ... _. .1929. Mrs. McLravy ln comjKiny with in Barry county iron) Armistice prirc agreed to pav Earle 825.50 a siMance winch tlu- United States De­ son the mistakes made in planting and lute In The Bronx an account of his work, which laid Mrs McNamara came down town for Cail , partment oi Agriculture through its Day. tn Thanksgiving -Day are under, month, giving him the house on the arrangement are apparent: If note ts Rear Adllllral George H. Rocki, many tlirlllbig incidenu: Dr Parker .tiie purpose of doing some shopping, way with Mrs. Dan Foreman a • chair- ; farm to live in. rent free, and allow- Extension Service, offers ro them made of tiw-se and plans made ac- , N-vi-n-d hl* connection with the United i'hai zpoken six tliouiand times in the- It wns a cold, cloudy day; the stde- nuin of tin- campaign. Now the nh-d mg him a portion of the eggs, the milk They are availing! themselves of the cordingly. next year's garden will, in ‘ loal. 30 years and is regarded as one walks were generally covered Witli ice npjxirtnnlty to become familiar with for a.-bblxtant* in making tire ImpAu ' and other produce from the farm, • values and new methods of food ah probability, be more beautiful and pn-. idt im-s and ipanagwnent of the 1 of the out.Manding men on tlie lecture* and stii.w. • ■ ■ hon.se-canvass for membe:>hl]K .'which hi* family might need'whilr hv- food i “ (Continued on j»ge j|vt-) — pn-partition. Tlie i'!<w relation be­ mure satisfactory in every way It Is a Webb Imtituti'w>f Naval Architecture, : pliitfonn. Foreman u- jilanning Um- work [ing there. • • I The King male i|uarlrltc Will furtween the daily diet and general health Rood plan to keep a "garden note book" y*teniatically *<> Uiui everyonei It wu* claimed by Price tiiat he sink-, , and well-being is studied TJie health. in which entries are made os to time The institute is. situated in a beau- i■ nL-di tin- third cntertuinnient on the JUDGE HAWLEY given nn opjKirtunity to co-oj>- j (Continued, on page fiver I happiness and efficiency of the family: of planting, blooming or growing tifully wooded jinti parked area of ' night of January 6. This U a singing periods, treatment of pesU and general .* quartette and they- an- uiyo bril ring! nre deix-ndent U|xm the wise pranning,; conditions, GIVES SENTENCE ] ..ry thoughtful citizen know.. th<- g|(J BLACK BEAR giving accurate infonnatlun ‘ ers. giving a varied and "interesting [of lire, meals to an extent-never before from year to year and of course with i>l New York—Hint is. in the Bronx ' Sends One To Ionin. One To^ “ ^ “ ^d^ |N BALT | M0RE ; program, which is delightful and en1 recognized." Tire only other building tn this nn-it is' every paper, and magazine bunting i joy able m every way, ■I Tlie extenidon course in Nutrition tlie home in which Admiral R<x-.k willJackson, Another To Detroit ,eur own citizens, but to tluworld gehwilli arlicie.on gardening a scrap book (Continued on page Mix) live mid into which he Ims already ' lire fourth number Will. be by the is irutis|>elLsab1e. , And (inn Tn I nnoer ( rally. It b, ih«! only agency that j> o iContlniied on page threei moved 'Dre hoiise is old and old* ■ And One lo Lapeer organized that ft cun t-flf-ctjvcly relieve Horman Zcrbel And Partners As the time comes for raking leaves fu^. lied.and,-us tire Admiral relates.’ FALL RACLY OF HOLY । The cases of Philip. Haley and Gletii' /riMie.., resulting * troju calamines Were Hunting For Bee Tree the thrifty gardener will have pre­ . cotn.-s]x>ndingiy delightful -l.ugc rtrum.' DEBATERS POINT FOR Penfold, charged with ]Mi’<M-*sion of in-1 which cannot be anticipated oy averted. ; pared some means of utilizing them And'Bruin Was a Surprise mid nrnnji of them. laiRe and ajmeious NAME SOCIETY SUNDAY 'either as mulch for winter protection ;toxieatlng liquor, were disposed of by ■ this and■ other countries. I , , . . . „ . ~ , STrtTE LEAGUE MEET । Judge Hawley on Friday. Tiie fln-t two inTbm U» IM. >-.r II hu . qnul o,“’ U.l »,.k Hernu... Zertel. iinlis, large amt well designed stair-' 'or a cotnpost heap Jo be tui^ird under cu es Ju^t fo look ut Hie boMmcnt, he! Sdmitte.d their «m>r. guilt, ,, were brought benr T.L...n,« T..-« .Mmrnud rbvrr ,<■ brorumr b,- Wl.-.l—rwr-.ll prban. onl>- b, n„ O«.l™ Jrlii.r. i.M 1A. Mw «•». District Meeting Here WillI later. Mapl* leaves used nlqhc are not -..•vs would show what old. fashioned Squad Of Tvventj Two Prepare jore jmjg,. Hawley for sentence on Fn- K..--,i <I,b. ,I". b.v in. - ..ml rermn, Bring Delegates From Many successful as mulch as they liave a luxury existed as long ag-j as when' Hus, »-«r. 11. U.l n, Ul». b,« CMar To Argue Merits Of State .day. Glenn had put the county tn the Wbkl 1 tendency to he flat and ice over, mak­ h»u.-4- was built. There B an enor-1 ’ Places In Southwest Mich. ! expense mid'trouble of a trial and wu* urn. । nU» J lo <M- .uwml ... Ibr 11. J "" th' G1™ •»'“ '*° ing an air-tight surface, thereby three miles wpsl of Dowling Of course ' Income Tax convicted by a Jury. The Judge gave muus kitchen and an equally big iCmllmud on pave Orel Tire fall rally of the Holy Name So­ smothering out mahy plants, however • in their quest for ix-e trees the boys ciety of the Kularuftzoo district willi used with twigs or "coarser mulch, they ' laundry, apparently laid out by some'[ Twenty-L*o debaters of the Hastings Philip Penfold, the father, a fine of took along a sufficient quantity of be held in Haztingx on Sunday. Octo­. make a good filler. Oak leaves and • <ild-tlm'- farmer witii plenty of -money j,Hlgh school are practicing under di- jjq and pm h|m on probation tor a honey ■ nothing stronger! which they. ber 9. at 2:30 oVlock. Delegates willI cornstalks as well a-s .straw are favorand plenty of children, requiring lirge rection of Albert Becker, instructor of period of two years Haley Penfold wa* H. H. S. PREPAHES FOR munched. Whether the, lx- present from the branches at Battle■ Ites in the garden. Old Vines and dead accommodations. [ English and public speaking, in prep- glvt n six months at Ionin and Glenn ANNUAL SPOTLIGHT occMionally honey 'worked or. not we do not know, Creek. Kalamazoo. Sturgis, Paw Paw.. plants from the garden should be One of the Admirals sons lives in, oration for the first State League de- pinfold from <nw-t<r two year* at Jack18. Mii^'sou. , with the recommendation of%flf- ; but in any event wlrnt should they en-» Mendon. Otsego and Three Oaks Bat­. gathered and burned, that any -insect Br.oklyn and can he readied in about i bate on Nov. f-ti Faculty And Students Arrang- — .ii ibe "Resolved: -i. . That “ •* teen montiiu. year will the counter way out In that cedar swamp tie Creek atone intends to send a dele­. eggs deixtytcd on them may be des­ an*hour'.- dnvc llw- cither lives m . ing Clever Program Of kut a great big black bear, which gation of two hundred men. Newark. New Jersey, reqiilring a fifty State of Michigan should adopt an in­ On Hie same day Merritt McOumbe. ‘ troyed.. iimblrd up a large derfd tree at their minute drive So one can Imagine how come tax." 20. charged with ntlcmjitrd rape, which j Members of the Thprnapple Garden Novel Stunts The business meeting and ttae pro­. liajipy tlie Admiral must be because hil. । Four of the candidates have hiid1 he admitted, yas rent to LaiYeer. lt np- i approach, and sercfrely Iwked down will be held in the Central schoolI Club will study these problems in thia suite league debuting cxjw*ricnce andS pears that McCdmbc had. come’orlgi-*‘ Unusnallt- clever and original stunts nt them horn his x-ctire elevation. ». gram" auditorium and dutrict officers for the in preparation for the' Annual Naturally out of respect for tire game coming year will be elected at this Before Admiral Rock quit Ums uavv. tour tixik part in several of the seriesI nnlly from the State Public School a' are (Spotlight to be presented by studejit* l;iw». and tiie game warden who in­ a farewell dinner was tendered to him of inter-school debates held last year. Coldwater, mid had prvn adopted by a munity room of the HuAtings National ’ faculty of the Hasting*. High variably butts m at the wrong time, the meeting Dr. W 11 Haughey of Battle A series,of practice debates will be family in Baltimore.-Xht- State Public and by the officers and members of the con, Creek is the piciident of tile Kalama­ bank building. si ruction corps, lit the Army and Navy field before tlie opening State U-ague’ School mitliontiv'- wen- Instrilinentul -,school m Central .school auditorium boy* carried no guns. They didn't even zoo district. Dr. Wilfred.Haug|rey %yli Club hl WtuJiimfton. Not only utis the meet ami teams wtll'take part In'the in having hint placed in lire laiprer in- jJ-Tidiivu.'veiling. October 21. Then-.will have any. mH along to put on the 'deliver the principal address. lusMib- STUDYING MUSIC be nvr'mun »e:.. ..»« by nd. or d"'| , ,11U. ,i,„~ dilifter attended by all tlw> naval eon- P T. A programs. luMt year mem- '.sHlution. . . , hers of tlie debate squad held a series ^Sterling sjionable. charged will) mid ' “"d “v ■'»; ..'.I,.d bum. .nd drrbrr riu. Ire »» ject being riu- Intellectual Progress, IN RURAL SCHOOLS of Ireland ' Dr Wilfred Haughey ha' from all around, even front pointe OJti of contest* before various organlza- admitting driving an autonmliila while 'In addition tlie graduate students will a good- sized- one. son of Dr. W H Haughey. put on sjrecial stunt*. Tire title of the! tlons In the county, debuting subjects We have heard of no one else in that Miss Collinge Of M. S. 0. Begun fur distant us I’lirtimoulii. New Hump­ ' under the influence of intoxicants, a ;event will be "A Spotlight on the Air.' After tire meetlrig at tire* Central of current interest and that 'policy will; secund £ffense, was rent by Judge llaw - ' shir in nil being present. vicinity pitching sight of a bear, but auditorium ttic men will go to St. Rose Work In Barry Oo. Last The sjx-akers called upon included, 'be ■followed again this year. fMr. Becker ley to Hm- Detroit house ot correction, i Admit lance will lx- 10 cents for al! we are told tliat a number of lambs church for lire n-vltatuin of tire Holy, • real* m tire auditorium except tlx- tin-t belonging to farmers in that vicinity Thursday And Friday retired naval constructors, some of tlu* J for six montlw to one year. twenty rows in the renter’section of Hu* have mysteriously disappointed. Tlx- Nairn- pledge and Benediction of the! older ones on (lie active list, ox'well as Miw ----Mary Ann — Collinge. iMUtant - -----■— .——— main floor. Tin- charge for seal, in bear's presence might solve tiie mys­ Ble.s.red Sucramcnt A lunch will ,be_-----FINE MONEY IS THE romr, along the middle, and some MISSIONARY UNION TO MTVed to the delegates in St. Rose half • U|x-rviso£ of music^ for rural scllooU MEET ON WEDNESDAY.FINE YEARS thb. rcM.-rved section will be .25 cent.' vviingcr members Tliese were nil de­ tery. As far as we can learn this is the The Holy Name Society ha* a mem- ‘in the Extension Deiiartment "* * of “tho Tiie general committee in charge of first bear rc|x>rted wen in Barry coun­ lighted to pay their tribute of l ive and bersliip oi over two and a half million Michigan State College, began Jrer the Spotlight production ’ is: Albert lesjrect to Admiral Rock, and what Mrs. E. A. Burton Is’The Host­ ty since way back in tlx* old pioneer members In the United State* The work Ju Barry county on Thursday and Average Apportionment Will Becker, chairman: Joreph Brozak. days ’ they said must Jiave touched/him deep­ members pledge to devote tliemsylves, Frida* .’September 39 and 30. Sire will faculty advisor; Barbara Johnson. Hu­ ess—Study Book For Year ly Tire a flair was delightful in every with all their strength to the propa­ spend two days of each month In this Be Only Eighteen Cents Per bert Folllck. Geraldine Isenhatli and way and was greatly appreciated by the Is Interesting WORK ON CENTER gation of Christian pHnciples and to county During- T!ie<wq. days, each Barbara Wilcox. Child of School Age one in whose honor it was given. their practical application in public month sire wl,M visit the'" schools dura The Missionary, Union oLthe Metho­ This city tn which Admiral Rock was ROAD PROGRESSING । The smallest amount of tine money , life,-whilst Urey strive to confirm their tng school hours where the teaclurrs born, from whore schools he graduated dist Episcopal church will hold its reg; j to be apportioned by the county treas­ FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR words witii the example of their up­ arc cO-oj>enUlng with her as far as sho and which he lias always honored, is ular monlliiy huh-ting with Mr». E. A. urer of this county for some years was HICKORY CORNERS SEPT. 28 Brown Bros. To Finish Grad­ right lives Tlie true Holy Name man will be able After the school* uro Burton on Wednesday afternoon of proud of the record made by him. sent out to Uie various townships and chxfed for the day- she will meet tho ing Next Week Then Wil) avoid prolnnity. and practice clean teacher* in such places tn the county wlib u» rouJ-ui prnnun: ,o "* •“» lt“ .7*1 T"" “"*7!.!“'; Byron Wilkins, Fanner, Riding TEAR AT IONIA. | Place Gravel speech He is also a promoter of peace as tpay be arranged On Thursday, Mr. A O Knbkr.r. m“u »“ "">» ,tk *vcr>- «b.U M a Drill, Was Run Into By Arthur Mann of Irving was brought! rm VeJFf w«k. «* >" eoun.y-rb.. .. b,Messrs. Brown Brothers, road con­ and good will among hl* fellow men be- fifteen teachers in the vicinity of before Judge Hawley on Friday for Car On Highway Mr,. Wm K Cool.. Cbrmn. Fr«sr.,n. >•»» ""I tractors, who have charge of con­ cauM.- ho uiMacsscs within |)13 wul, Nashville, and on Friday about, fifty violation of ids probation. Which was Comm. . .ycara, ItoUowmg is the list: teachers in this section of tire county * Byron Wilkins, n farmer living near struction work on the Hustings Center Christ, lire Trlncv of Peace. granted tilth some time ago. when he met witii her for training in tiie songs Children Ami. Hickory Corners, was fatally injured road, are pushing operations rapidly. admitted entering a building without', Ten Minute Magazine Reviews— Township that will be taught this- -year In rural Civil. WAR-J'ET PASSES---------------------------------------------;-----Assyria . 304 8 54.74 Wednesday night when mi automobile They expert to have the grading done. breaking for the purpose of taking' Foreign. Xtrj>. Edw. Bottom; Home, Panner H. Kanw. aged 92, died last scliools. There will be a feathal. the ‘ driven by Merton Greer, also hying Baltimore some woo). Judge Hawley gave him Mira Lettie Garn. 32 40 near Hickory Corners, crashed into tjje and will hurry the work-of gravelling Review CIihjm. 1 am! 2 "Facing the from one to four years al Ionia. He survived by a son. Daniel Karns of ! school year « 398 i rear of a drill on which Wilkins was m rapidly-as possible. . violated his probation by failure to Future in Indian Missions," Mrs. Albert' Carlton Many tlirouglxxil the county, m w«I1 Tire compromise arrangement under Shultz, and one brother in Arkport. N. 96.28 'riding on tire county road leading Castleton . pay the probation officer as agreed.. He Can'eth. 310 37.80 Hastings west. He was tiirown under the ma­ whirfi tire Hastings Center road is be­ Y Mr. Karns was a Civil war veteran as many from thU city. wilT not won Music—Vlctrola selections. also made a brutal assault on his wife 1272 City chine a short distance west ot Hickory' ing built will give the ireople living and made hl« home in thia county near forget the delightful musical fautival This meeting marks the beginning given by ** the and “ ‘teachers —*---------* puplU of 201 CORRECTION. ■Corners. Mr. Greer said that Wilkin* along that highway the advantage of Shultz for myiy years. of tire Home Missionary study book for1 Hojx* rural schools, which wu held tn Hm 66.78 • had no light on his machine, and he a serviceable road. It will not have the Unintentionally the Banner failed to the year, which promises to be of । Irving 371 .. Central auditorium at lha ctaee at tire Johnstown ■ ..... 255 45SO j did not rec it and was further prevent­ easier grni'les of a Covert road, nor will mention last week - the fact that tlie. unusual interest. Members are urged Tire Central P. T. A. will mc*V L 1ast school year. the roadbed be as wide, but it will bej ---— ------— — — — --------— ... 60.66 Mark's Store here also sells hunting It- ' to be present and bring guests. Maple Grove ed from seeing it because of the glare Orangeville censes. We arc very glad to make this of lights from aiv approaching auto- a great improvement over what the (Thursday evening. October 13. at 7*45 and surprised at the progroaa FALL AND WINTER DANCING. ' Prairieville moble. Wilkins was thrown under the folks have had. and we are sure they ’ at tire Central school auditorium, with the training of the children in Miq -correction. Opens at Clear lake. Saturday. Oc­ Rutland machine in such a manner that lie sus­ will appreciate it. The expense will be Secretary of Slate Frank Fltsgci*ld and folk darreinft. and felt that 23c CHICKEN PIE SUPPER. tober 8 and every week following. Thomappic Bl 90 tained injuries, which resulted in his probably not over lialf of wliat it would as guest speaker. A full outlim cf I work of MUs Collinge refiactod g 1. O. O- F. hall. Wednesday. Oct. 11 Archibald'.-, orchestra. Frank HerringWoodland death as he was being tokl-n to the have cost had it been built us a Covert the program will apfiear in tire Burner: credit Upon her and tu a forward i road. Inext week. |In public education. —Adv. Yankee Springs .. 178 31.94 hospital. PEACE TIME CHAL­ LENGE OF RED CROSS *«»* *«<«• «-* �Tilt. HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1931 PAGE TWO Jaui unlawful deposit thereof; that when uijdcr thetaw loeonntitute trust funds. । HASTINGS LADIES IN­ la deposit of public funds'l* made in yet there was no evidence In the case, 1 violation of law title does piuw to tlie which Wwrid jx-rmn a preference, for! JURED IN ACCIDENT bank, and if auch fund* ran be traced the .-eawn that the ideality of these, or Identified they will be restored to deposit* had taen completely lost and John Brock Smashes Intd Mrs. ■ the lawful ownera." could not be traced, and that tlu? funds! Aside from M-'.cctlng candidate* for'pardons and commutation:-, in the Mary Evarts- Gar Oanslng ' “2. But schdol dtatricU’are not cn- m the vault* o! the bank and on de*.i. office at-the November election,'Mtcjii-1 hand* of tlie legislature will probably gan voters win decide the fate of seven | not reduce lhe number given to any posit^ TT.nirPv on nenmoa ’titled, tltlCO to !O preference pteierenC# over 0V<T oilier OUWt (UpusiU> puoii in >11 .solvent, ci>rrc»^>ndenl Much Damage JUDGE.HAWLEY SO DECIDES jor# unless their respective trust fuitds at the Xlnu- when the Nashville State propCM>d constitutlbnal amendments tb;considerable-extent, assuming a run of Mrs Mary Evairu. her sister. Mi« can -----------be traced or p..:t* of borrowed! IN THE CASE OF CLOSED ----Identified ------ fas ------‘‘ Bank closed its doors was --------* 'tiie Atttc coturtiiution amt a propad-!public ofilcials of at least average Ivonthe axset* now in the hand.’ of the re-'money, or the proceeds reafired from tiunxys repeal tin- prcwni oleonmr- c»ty.For the parole board will still Agnei/'-Blm. and her mother, Mrs 51m. NASHVILLE BANK reiver of the insolvent bank TT..- r.ifcht the sal- of-the tank - .r arities Ac-!i garinr law All of them are important ] make recommendations for clemency were all In Mrs Evarts' car. taking ___ ____________ ....r.„ will probably fi»l- Mrs. Wallace Osborn to her.home Sunalready and the . legislature 'of preference, on the theory of a trust .cijrdmgly the Judge h-ld that till oi and deMH-ve study W«- have ond, third, third. ] low great low Its it advice Jjn a — - majority of* <la>’ evening about 7:30. When at the fund, nrcessltatc* satisfactory proof of the said public deposit should be]]discussed the first, second, LAW NOT COMPLIED WITH •’—.existence of the trtiiU'relation and treated tin- same ,i« otlicre. and that:'fourth, fifth.and seynth amcndmeivU cases. So. from this standpoint. It is r,,n»«r ot Chbreh and Walnut streets WHEN DEPOSITS MADE lue-ntify n> the trust fund Itself, ar th- no preference should be granted, iv.ii amend-‘ immaterial whether authority to grant Joiui Brock, age'32, a bartar of thia 1 and will now take up the .*m*> into----the specific projX’tty In-which l; has been This decubm is an important one to! r._r_,....rpe«t thei!pardons, reprieves• and commutations city, driving hl* car crashed— Public Deposits Could Not Be oleomargarine law rest* with the h-gislaturr or tiie gover- Evarts’ car in such a 'manner a® lo damage the car and mjurr m<*'t uf the HE memoriul is tin* one •3. But when the fund received in poyita y Thc sixth propoM-d amendment reads;nor Traced in Manner Required occupants. Mrs. Sim. jrho is well Also it is jirobablc that tlie Ir gislaw - that ..... it . course .b___ _____ ____ • —.___ he'rtim- as follows; perpetual history of life. to Give Them Preference <•!herspeci- niunftie< the *.h<»l districts and the “L . tun’ will ainannt .t conimiuce to go alona tn years, was hurt and suffered Without it, a; life’s record . n-m<dy <•?.* coiuj'yi which had money deposited in grant reprieves.^ over the rc|X>rt ol the |M»roIe board tn from severt shock. Mlsa Sim wu* cut ntaiut thy face and badly bruised. Mrs equally* with this bank at the time It/vrai ' ' ‘ , . ..don« after rim-''detail and in turn maKh rreomnieiida"We believed our leader.-, w entitled. vlrtlpriH for all olTriiM-*. rsrcpl treason, Huhs of its. own to tlie legislature So ■ Evaru escap’d other injury Hum to know the reaMiui why.Ju first degree murder and new* •>f_lm- the . authority for granting |«roh-.- ’ bruises* and shock Mrs Osborn also. iinmarketl grave loo soon hemade Uievtiii.'.ion he did. prarhmrnt., upon such rondlllun<'"and commutations and reprieves under tin- was -fortunau- in not being jirrltHttly comes the unknown, unvissome with such .rrvlrictlnns and IfthlfaUoiw, new anienttnwiit would, for all prneti- hurt fore have reviewed Hie cast in a* hr may think proper, -subject !-•: i-.rl purposes, be in the hand* Ot a few’ instead of meeting his n»|x>n>lbltily length. ... -the legiMaturc., But uul W1 „< a* hr should. Brock backed up his car regulations provided by law relative to ntembers ol with We invite you .to cull now the manner rd appoint .... .... for pardon®, .... the balance t ' ot tlie ‘ legL’iunire acting ,lr,x' drove away. Later he was arrest«wd may t'pon conviction tor Irrason. hr may ns n potential check. It Is prolrablt- "I at ills boarding place by Under-' and inspect the beautiful dis­ suspend the rx*-rutl<in of Ihr sentence that there would br- le.-.s abuu-s in the -'•>< riff Tasker and taken t<» jail. I: i­ play in our showroom ami —... •».-----------..... u---------- .u- |0IV{ run- untlt.r this system than tlu<hat cither «>f two charges may b<turn, -cither . -placed ------- against •*•‘•u------of- which get our prices. >r*«lon. when PHM-nt one. would be M-rtoiu enough first would I taluk/' To sutjl up . rrmmatr the M-nlcnce. direct the exconanu-i A vote of YES on tills projKisition be driving while under tlie influence Special discount on all work meeting -t fund-.; rettUen of the sentence or grant a fur- means that you believe that tlie puwt-i i of Intoxicating liquor, the other would bought from stock. HIRSCH BROS PICKLE FAC thrr reprieve. <>t granting reprieves, commutation?' be driving away from an accident in] and pardons tor Vases id first dtitrct-' iwhich he sa» concerned. TORY BURNED MONDAY money* urr.rti tn rewrve forniatlun of each. ra«- of reprieve. MORNING their homes and given medical at tenlommuLilioii or pardon granted and, nk. made up of lion. The condition of Mrs Sun L< the reason^ therefor: I’ROVIDKD.I . ti)<> luinds ot tlie legislature ,, dr signa ted that you Relieve tliai Ho- ciivi i ■ VATS FILLED WITH SAUER­ HOWL) Ell. that at any time upon ibr .inentb nor slionld lx- comix'ilid to report to; mined at thia time Mrs Evart* and; Iron-Jdr lire*. I*ro|>*. Miss Sim Mem t<> ta'rerencring nk-ylyKRAUT AND PICKLES commutations fluting*, Michigan. Phone 2<!i.. mark!. Had Been Employing About 25 Hospital Guild No 18 will meet ^ilhi Men Damage Estimated At means .that you » bl Mr- Charles Hinman on Thur-day-.i funds ha Thousands Of Dollars IKiW’-r to grant reprieves..commutation*' October 13 All members are urged1 tioiu-for treason, first degree murder., .uid ixirduns for ail rrim<-* should ta to bo present At about 1 ;3b Monday mnr Opportunity Uses the Want-Ads ibsence of a . raiwing to ’he con- Htrsch Bt<v pirate factory, lo and imp< arhmvnt and-place it in the vested in 1 presumed to b>- held subject the Michigan Central ground hands >f the state trRi-ti!urc In nd- alone with a Tn control of the <lt»x«ltnr " ditiun'lt would n-quue the'guvi-rimi explain-«ach n-pn>-v<-. enmmutatt^i .... through hb. attor- tUin..:. A stronger drivit gitrndcd that, based upon this portion for other of* ' ' nde 1* Stun- Bank on the tight to a pref< future. ' City Hal! and gave Ui< ber. 1931. h ! ■fiimi m* Thc.M- changes ar« the departmint arrived idea ut levelling) th<- number of sii-i butter. MitaUtutcs colored tie that could ta done gal status •what they could In the doomed plant ■ called -ajoHticul p.ud:ms' thereby civ- butter and-which linJiftM’s and prevent the tire from spreading: ing more teeth to tlie lift- -.-ntvii'■■ llqjiap. fees on oleo nniiiil Second; Identity of the trust fund it- io the Wool Boot plain, which is not laws .In this state avid ata’ to make wlioloblera tn Michii • thc or the 'jxiiflc proiw’rty in which f.ir aw.iy. the roof ot winch was found • psflpiea! pardon*" for other seusenc* - tuil. rs. . pnordmg urt' it has been-lrireMcd. Tn either wnrti- vr to tie. in flames from falling ember* tw;> !< -. frequent by requirinT tvports to for a determination h-r 1 it wa. further tlx- receiver-.’ coriten- ‘ft three limes Through the good ut>ri: the legislature. ’ . ’ ■ • decide wlrnttar or nr Judge- McPeek, d< »:r thniuon that some of the d>-|»slt* considAlthough the governor lia.\ complete sljall ta giv-en preferr matter attended to w; hs- ifnrd at-the hearing might ernne within authority in the 'matter .of granting . gurine. Tlu- manufa in t'-.c building July IS. the realp of tlu- first puTpotiHon; contained pick!*#.were salvaged. s and ronunutatiom butter offer*, an import hearth# and ar-! namely, that fhr .dnixmt* vurc illegally ,»nslbiltty has ixs: milk. Furthcrtnort- ‘cream.rv The building Va*‘a fralne strnc-’ure mast ot thU ranged with Judge, RI. A Hawley.• o!; made; and Jhat the law was not com­ mid made a iiul fire which was ditfilama. to hear :be caplied with in departing the money, i-uil to control When the firemen arduty n't tn*, luu practically imw Tlie manuftu. • further directed'ihai . . . . t.r' nut niatertally help tlie and that the bond provided for m the hearing lx -t riv it •tafiitcs was not obtained from tthr . main' ha and h prlnJIFr cligib’.' i f larni produce, the manufacture recommend* t bank. ... through. .Th The matter waj ' » U.« 011rt the hearing- an . lie deejsion nt lu-. hoard b-J renu-nt* of the second ptopositlon. piegj,.., believed |o th* condition ot tin 1. relating lo the Idcn- u,.... . impelled tn do n pardot ■' “r *“nfn <................... . ............. jpubUc moneys depwit-,f],,. hmMing which w.-t I had been comminclnl. with otinr |nfnl,,| ' 10.000 Persons Burned to Death during ami ndment ' ..... 'J1"' "j-' " W.. haw n„ »» „l l...mlnJ „ hk-lluao. ta <*• », ,1... ban. » «». .. . . l hat \-ou d< all, mtant ertmpondrih.,, 1931... $464,633;000 Properly Destroyed in- removi dollars; nor have we !<• by fire during 1931. Irelereneiauthentic source as u> rreener tnrauen hi’ itwmey that 'bank * .-ecuritu-. there may be of liuvinc '' ' by tlx recent | clo<inc ■ If you arc underinsured,or if you Jet your built There- wive about 25 upn-mc c' tn live plant, .jnd the . Pontiac Co >:i and giving Xta- 'matter fire insurance lapse even for a single day 5 Mkh:; and study. Jhdgc elston Itvd week your property values are exposed io lo> rebuilt it writ t rt, dmtutint i. In whir much i!u>ur.ii Sixth and Eighth of the Proposed Amendments Deserve Careful Study PUBLIC DEPOSITS NOT PREFERRED e^ark every grave/ ORIGN OF BLAZE S UNDETERMINED Hastings Monument Works Evert] Two Minutes ANOTHER HOME BURNS LOCAL NEWS of fire h a nv iciiliu; at the 3»wring tik« lion which Dei Monte THURSDAY FRIDAY ' Del Monte Coffee 1 1 1 1 specials 2 No. 2 , Can* for will 25c during the Butter <^F C -Zl. Choice of 7c 20c Lb. 10c u. tb •7 < Telephone 2104 Hastings, Mich. of Junior High School age or under 17c R hi* hand. VJc Don t forget the Ccdar.Crwk I. A 8 Mr and Mr.V Fred Jones and family SjSare Ribs u». 8c Sauer Kraut 3 it. 10c SaUSage Pur. Pork 10c Phone Your Order WE DELIVER All hope IMll'D ( ORN.ERS. 19c 14c 13c 15c “Where Better Foods.Cost Less ” WANTED! Boys BARS Feldpausch’s PHONE 2272 llttecr. ye.irs old .son <>( P&GSoap H A M S 'pRF.MIl M whole or shank half Lb. Smoketj Pork Sausage Lb. Lb. Smoked Hams Pork Roasts Fresh Ham Lb. Kettle Roasts Choice Beef Lb. Lb. Choice Veal Roasts Pig Hearts Chickens Fancy Hamburg Fr««h i nriid!y from her $1.49 Do*. Cans rtvet’k! INSURANCE AND BONDS Stebbins Block Del Monte Peaches reach you GEO. E. COLEMAN & SON SATURDAY list of " Z9c - A Sale; Walter Perkin-, principal 'in Junior tui'rt MhMI. -has i>u*:unionia. but 1 FROST ALARMS have- frost alarm.’ whicl ■denly drop., to 33 degree* This warn-1 ing enables the fruit growers to drop their other work and ut rmudge pot-.- j flanng. which proud? a protective smoke blanket for the trees. Etbc'. HOPE CENTER. McDermott rS not s.» a the bride of thta writing. Mr and Mr* Earl Paddock * infant air living a: ding liter wu* taken seriously til ot) Tuesday and Wednesday was taken to j Ann Arbor for treatment and Friday she inter- P-'^v-du.euay. Funeral services were, fiiiard 0,1 Sun'14'' -u Hentan*. ’Mqch. i Rex ‘riHl’afhy l> extended to the bereaved, Waters, local fcnd Mr and Mrs. Will Pd^hta Louden afid daughter. Marvel, ot Gull " early days of photopraphy II In the lake. . took 15 minutes to take a picture Mr and M:s John Wfih»on and iijn. Ed spent Sunday r.*ar <5»lesburs ’-uh Tennwaee -ha* no speed limit for their daushter. Eva, and husband. driving in the country. TO WORK! Be at Ly Barker's Drug Store Saturday Morning October $ at 9:00 o’clock LyBARKER’S H here Immediate Attention <nnl Courtesy arc shown to all" Phone 2115 Hastings, Michigan We Deliver �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNF'D tY OCTOBER 5. 1S3Z At the Theatre SUNDAY O MONDAY gun-toters moonkissc Story Neu- York skyscraper—I* the lo­ Tin* noteworthy pt-ad-M cale of thin novel and absorbing drama adaptation <if Fannie Hu Throuih the eye Of the camera are shown incidents and problem*. Jim love*, the joy*, tiie straggles and d<-palra of the occupant* of tills build- id action x \ \ Js »' Ride withsKirby Tornell (o adven­ ture, excitement and love. • » » Gallop at suicide-speed with this Robin Hood of the plains who robs the rich to help the poor...and dod­ ges the law to steal a senbrita's love.' JOHNNY MACK BROWN VINiSHING FRONTIER COUPON - TUESDAY -NITE witK JOAN BLONDELL STUART ERWIN ZttSti Piits und Ben I'm pin WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Fast anio»s I ' A UNIVERSAL PICTURE Printed by CARL LAEMMLE STARS in the Cast Include ... TOM BROWN JAMES GLEASON MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN (The Tarzan Girl) MICKEY ROMIG ANDY DEVINE Human hearts ablaze in a thrilling story of Caliente days! ,A whirlwind story of the race track in which a well directed projectile from the slingshot of a youthful admirer brings fame and fortune to an erst­ while erring-jockey. • ALSO COMEDY and “MAGIC CARPET.” FRIDAY & SATURDAY gru**ing picture* of the year has been produced. • .Sparkling performances and able di­ rection by Edgar Relwyn add to the effrctivene.s* and rculLsm of thr pr->durtion Warren William as thr giant of finance whose treachery brings qllIn tiie building to disaster, und Mau-. rten O'Sullivan, us the leading romantic figure, shine forth with renewed WFilllume There ale also remarkable. performances by Vcrrre Teasdale, New Yurk stage actress appearing In her first him. and Jean Hrrsholt Just a STATE TAX FOR BAR­ RY CO. IS S80.884.20 ■Continued from M Boys’ School DRESS SHIRTS Time ONLY!- Men's Ribbed Cotton U* Suits Medium weight? Pull sizes V* to 59c 49C ALL FAST COLORS Boys’ Corduroy L’mbr. Jack 98c Men’s Corduroy Pants..........$1.98 Waterproof Clear to the Topi Men’s Cotton Flannel SHIRTS 49C PENCO Amt then there is tin- skysertmer Itself Always it loom* forth as un Ifnpartant figure in tiie drama. Fortune* ( arc .fought f<>e, love la woh and luet.l human live* arc sacrificed. hop--* gleam; and fade und are kindled aguiji. human bring* laugh and cry. And ovt-r tlie' -I’bt.in pracii lives ot ull. tilt* budding spread- It- H*’ Original hid sliadow In their mad pursuit of love vision unmm- in the *ky*cra|M-r are so many prisoner­ S&0.000 What Will b- done with this in the steel cells they call their offices additional 150.000 from the weight ux rest* ent in ly with tlie board Of superid bond-- and. it The Spaniard-, who built CuUIonuii; first home* must have expected to re mam in them for centurV" Producers of •The Vanishing Fran J. C. PENNEY f.°.: Don’t delay WOpt.DS TALLEST BUILDING CAST TN PRINCIPAL HOLE FY>r gripping drama -jud tension, few hmqciri'-. h.e. y r n picture* to come out of HollywMrd r an IXirolhy Jordan u equal ''Sky*crapcr Soul.’. " tlie’late.t head Um* supporting product of Metro-GoldwynrMayer. hot-headi PAQKTHKT1 You Can Not Buy Seconds at Penney’s! Wednesday - Thursday — ’'Madam Racketeer.' featuring Alison Skipwerth. Rlcliard Bennett. Oron* Raft und Evalyn Knapp Friday-Saturday -Tom Mix In "My Pul King ' Also. “London, City of Tra­ dition;" "fitrankA* ft Seem*" und Old CALIFORNIA *THE r.f the Kale Dour la* Wir lotte Thompson roman- • Ralph Belluinv. u.- the ) mantle-Dr lodd who . quid be n much -ma taking M-veral scqwj-.-cs "<,n im.ition ’1“l In an old ranch house, built nearly a,'*1’" s* century ago by Spanish settler*. 1 "Ihr ranch house, in the picture the ,,l,s C ancestral home ol Brown, cust u. u !- ’ X Spanish-American bundab-rv. I* In w* M Ifn ,» reality nearly a century old -It ; '•• *p‘ £ ruled near Santa Harbutu J. And it ts still in almost perfect eon' s* diUon the )iruducer.s found Its thick \ walls . how no aigii* of crumbling, its ' •' J* woodwork, built of California reduood. ,1--' sj ahows no iRpia <-f decay, and the pla*- *•’’ '* ter on the inside walla l-s still in ul- I;,rM s* must perfect condition. bon and J, Geii-rutlon uftrr generation of the »» same family was jirobably mtrnii>’d to s' .■-i-iii.v th,, hieik.. it u-..k .... Tl Hie Vanishing Frontier i i-t in1 cr.ibh'ing will California . in the period immediately: compared with a J* after the stale ua* acquired from Mcx- bein.i ■ it imp, on *' tco by the United State* Brown" i. tn v the rale of a native, dissatisfied with •iiM-nl '» the military government set m char; who shows hi* disgust by preying uptlie county i- uWe tt» rf-i in improving '» on the rich to help tlx- poor. town-hip roads. under the Mftytt act, $ TEN FAMOUS STARS 0 IN ATMOSPHERE ROLES , ^jir placing Du high 'J As befits a movie with Use title. *ery minimum: s<> « 's >rMakc Me a Star" there is no dearth' C of stellar talent in Stuart Erwin s latcst picture. All th- sc item's should mean a con-1 ♦' In addition to the regular cast which '' include* Erwin. Juan Blundell. ZaSu sidepible reduct Uuj in taxes both in.thf isiiip* - th c Pitta and Ben Turpin, there are seven rar ago. »' others whose names are “electric-light ccmixircd wi '» must-go*"' in every picture m whl. h payer* will < reduction. »' they play.. .TIw-.m- prominent start- -, j' Maurice Chevalit r. Sylvia Sidney 3 Clnude'te Colbeit, Gary Cdb|>cr. Tai­ '' lulah Bankhend. Clive Brook. Frederic i March. Phillips Holme*, Jack Oakie and Charlie Ruggles—appear In au\ thenlii/stndlo scenes which are jiart of! '* tlie plot-action of “Moke Me a Star s' Erwin, as the movie-struck hero-. _ Js worshiper wh<t*o*es up his pennlex as ■ Continued from page one! s' a grocery clerk’ in a small mldwe-t ._ town aud goes to the film capital seek- Xami.i.r.l entertain-.n. -Mr ’and »' Ing fume in pictures, meets these var- Hurry Lombard** <m th-? night of \ ious star* in the course of hi* wandt ■ - ‘ u»rv 24 TIm-.m- artisl J* Ing about the studios, seeking a job a-, heard over WU'.. £ an extra | ihev h.n<- green man; X Joon Biondell, as a dodble for a tainmepts Tin v are screen delebnty. nnd herself ambit bn r. Tl-.e final number, a pb.v, - Sun Up. I \ for stellar aucoeaa. takes pity on Erwin. I Win be given on Ilk- imtht of F.-b.-n-1 '* who is just a bewildered stooge, und ary 21 by tlu- Humcum player.. l-.i-l finally ix-lp* him to win a doubtful j turing Bob Hnnsram. charaeier aii.n X renown with an excellent piofi- loral c. t ' & "Make Me a Star"' to a real trip to ThL* drama <■! Cnn*jim. moumuhi" Un-; x Hollywood—as lived by many thou-[ w.U acvi.iimed one of tlu . < -.11-. b- • re sands ot our scrcentstruck youths und, play., wlirit presented in New York! »> girl* It Lt dazzling with "prrsonnhty City. It ran ..... for .O. thirty u< Wf’V*.- U. X interest"'—laughable, enable with hu-; don T ' Tlir 4 ii<- play piuy u- .a L> .1 character vuu study. I »' man interest. ’ ‘ the ‘ reaetkn ins of motin­ mult around !..tain the forces let ioo-4- by —. folk* with w.. a FACTS ABOUT HAROLD LIX5YD । the World v ai Lilly Vollmer.-the imv Much of hla fan mall comes from thor. wrote the’ play after hearing mi A people pf intelligence, and a great deal anecdote ol ii m untmn lad%ho. uqpn V. Of it from children (arriving ut a *;>utheru training ramp. ‘ k- Many minuter* write to him. Some; inquired “Air this hyar Franc-" Th.­ * send him Ideas and Rags for his. next (play u a thrilling one und will hold 5 picture. [tlu- interest at the iindi<n<<- from start \ He has never made a speech. Dis- to finish, as it is full of humor and a ■ likes personal appearances in public | pathos. v He is a screen idol in every country! Season ticket* now on sale at thr X In the world In Japan hi* popularity । Banner office, also at Canetli * Stcbs' haa started the vogue of selling horn-ibins' drug store. Why not get yours! K"rimmed-spectacles on the street (now? » X — In Germany they fondly refer to him| him — vj as "He" or “Er." In Mexico he U offerI.A REVIEW. t X Uonntely known as "Skinny.'’ In Miss Sarah GUI. sple spent tlx-wn-k x France aa ’■Lui." (end with Mw. Helen Butolph al H»a fiuju never iK>ri ha* im-f worked wuim-u without uiiuuui his >iu> tings. x Lloyd i .. «_ 11 Mj, nnrf Mrjs Owfn Varney and famJk gltuw* (they ».* have no <ien*e» in jj Uienu! X' and-never will. . (ily. Win. Cog*weil und iteughtcr's. Rijby and Carrie, und Mis» Mary Butfilph ol Hastings sp6nt Sunday afternoon with S Mr. and Mrs Heber Pike at OrangeX OCT. 1V-2O-REBECCA OF 8UNNY- villc. C, BROOK FARM, FEATURING MA­ The Lakevjew Community club will X RIAN NIXON AND RALPH BEL­ meet October 21. Otir teacher. MIm LAMY. DeVault, und pupils an- planning a fine X Marian Nixon will be seen in the Ullc program. Everyone plan to come. X j role a* tlie impulsive, Imglnative Vi heroine of "Rebecca Of Sunnybrook The letter “Z." popularly called X Farm" aoon at the Strand Theatre ’’zee" in America, I* known a* "aed” in JJI when the newly-oompleted Fox veraiou Great Britain. “ Deerloot" For Cool Weather! X,ace Paes P & G Soap ?.?. S9c lined lor warmth! IS >» Aiglu $3-79 LADIES’ HOUSE Yes! They’re Fast Colors, Too! FROCKS Z f°' 49 PENCO LASTIC OVER (Women’s) 69c Dress Prints Part Wool Blankets 36 inches widel WQCEach Block Plaid Designs! Soft and Warm ! • Stunning pattern* 1 • F**hion*bic ftx «wtr — for Autumn! • Unusually fine quality! • Breath-taiing ecor. -n-.y! CONCERT TO OPEP ■ LECTURE COURSE Coming Attractions *1 11 Day or Prints bun iiii» famous oil burner and pays for yourfuel Tlu- Improird Challenger is lire greatest drfriopment of America's oldest and largrwt line of oil burner^, tor »im|>licity. (rerfonuancc, ami luu price, we have never wen its equal. In no other oil burner can the owner of the --iiiall-lp-.lvcrape home find •licit simplified eoii»frurlion. In none, will lie find bettrr-»-or vvrn equal — quality- of material*. No other burner dares attempt to match its anuzing t .lo-r-up Test of utterly silent operation. t’onie in and see this remarkable low priced, fully .automatic burner. l.<H>k at the growing list of owners in thia territory. Let u» show vpu actual economy in your home. Take advantage of our special utninier plan now. Be ready* for a winter of real comfort, with absolute freedom from constant furnace nursing. Begin Payments 'fhis Fall ’ Special terms for early installations in advance of our fall season. Auu can get the free facts in five minutes. Phone or call . . . todaj. GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN . �r»E HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY,. OCTOBER S, IKtS PAGE FOUR The w“"eren 1 “■ “ *™“thr“ «* “’ i ne Hastings nsnungs Banner nanotr.^ (lmfc durln< nMil r.M.a- -I. —M Qpiniolls; Ullicrs c,,, 7 h i s a n d 7 h a t Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday President Hooter •i H*at,n«>. Mleklgaa. '•his help explain cotuiderabk of tla , WrlUl Qay -------- - ----------- ----------- extravagance that has boosted taxes? Personal Impressions. ' '' y11* trouble u and luu been that too THANK GOD.FOR HOOVER TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. sr.vtsTY srvxxTH YBAR many citizens who yel) for economy * American Credit Saved Here U-the appropriation record of Mr* Joseph Pirtle (Mary McPharMill sign their names to petitions ask- thr ______________________ Democratic House ot Represents-. Last week we publulird the first "**'.ing congrcMonal appropriations for lives for tiie pust 6 month* Regular. mother Mrs Cor Williams On her. <4 u (cr.rs <4 comment*.concerning — propoMUons in which they have some appropriations for runping the govern-; Urn interview granted by President return. Mrs Fcrte will reside in Toron­ ,, selfish altered or give more or Irt. “ .Soldter bonus.! to. Canada 'io - , , f remesenting appropriatibn.* <4 52.400.-: Hoover to a group of Michigan Mrs Isabel Pancoast h.n Kone to weekly and home'daily newspaper­ .Ulna rapmrl lo IrtUt. UU: flo th. „„ Traverse City to meet her daughter. men. Herewith I* tlu- secand ar­ same. Government economy begin* at appropnatinjrSS.300 000 000 Tot'al ;Mr*. Bruce Hayden of Saginaw, and ' home ar,d if we really want to'cut gm- Democratic apprnpriutmiL. in the] they will visit friends In Trnvene City „------------ -■•aeS.slon.13M5.. ernmeni costa to rock bottom we mu»t H'-'ft**---------------during4 twit/K*- n'’ - j AlUvxMth the three year-’ sttiigglr 'tin* week , . - .MM non N.'iirlv II Ittlll with gnat grrat economic economic nMin* ha* ha- left leftit* ita miw " - Myrtle Berry of Grand Rapids so.- quit asking congress for specialifavora• 505.000. Nearly 6 billion'' dollars >f with , taMpaiCr*' mon \ bpprdpriateii by 'Hi- mark or, President H’» he iwetns m' eanu- Bunday to resume >>er work as Incidentally all of tlie nine billion dol- jj^J^.' und« nirpiidnaly good a*>od health. hralf'i ’ThU This I* i* ia gym teacher mt he city-schools She u ' drr- Democratic !<iM5-r.*hip sucprtMnsiy lar approprtattoh was turned .down and forced through iargvly - b-.-, Democratic ■ plendid tribute tn hl* pet a1 Mamin: marly- recoyered from her recent it wa* the support- of .public opfiilun Speaker...Garner, in ju-t the s-;;.rt :.,i:-.■ ■and vitality The weight 'of resjam -«V-re «»peration ■about 6 month during tlie ---- , r.„.www. returned Frithat helped Uw senator to do it, putf pmr I-jaclallv. would hni- broken day nenlng after an extended vuit In iThat represents l-5ih. or m>.-<- .»! tit a m.ut with the l« .i • trace ot w«-akn. llluun*'with her brother. K D Hen- ' N F L GETS UNDERWAY. 'total «M tliU government win :> • In Ms make-up Pt ibakly w> president; derum. and wife and Dr M 1. Jraiu The Nauonal,Economy League is gel- conducting the Wmld War Did mn :nai-Abraham !Jn< >ln ii i* liad to face of 1I!ubh». and a sutcr. Mrs Births in:, luidep.tanding Shirley ■, of low a lo.nvitu motored through " ting down to buMnex* already, delvipg American GdUKre:". even including mwi . bitter abtr< .................... . .......... ........... .uiUUftU with * -* deliberate -'..Itiw.r ll.k ...... ... a-nfaUon. I, 11.. .... .. and mt r- ,>:• He Xjr>. .. Matthews. too national expenditure* with a Gew d’ZX?’Wn'i Si*., lud to should, r ill- blame tor the Mr. and Mr.- Jack Rt-nuchlcr Mt of a.draaUc redaction m government «h.a’. wiling aruun'i Ji». n-.g- .it 3c; . •. ■ '.i-foi eill. tpat had <1. veiofied and Mr.' Hany Hayes. Mr and Mrs cost*. . other-farm product* m proportion;. i*fore he tame into offler Ye'.John *Duawn, Mr and Mr* Fn-d In one of Uuor bulletin*, sent out hardly a business luus- in tin-country the on!* bwf.nhip worthy of the Parker. Mr. and Mrs: James Mason and >;■ “«■ - Si £X.<up !S£"* ■ Horn him While >th- Mrs Anna D. Ma*on . attended -Lightntn ’ at Pi*!’ theater in Balti-' port that more than one-half, or to be crii nrar|-, brlltotu great policy Creek Thur»day evening. exact 54 27’i, of Uit- bed* in veteran taxes in 6 months .The < >n. that ha* Mr and Mr- L R Beeler and Irom enm- daught.’i. Hetty June, of Alto were hOKpltais are occupied by men who **11 ”*5’- Thank God for.Hoover were not In any way injured in the '“’P5 u’s^ut ol n,,,, c guest.* ol Mr. and Mr- Walter chdbert ! Sunday. World war; yet Uncle Sam i* paying ' . Silas .Goditey will go to Eaton Rap­ all tla- expenv-s FRANK D FITZGERALD. . :r while l>( ; ;ds today to aseut James H Pick* and left, like tbr- son in their Dollar Day'sale They report that "S445.000.000 of the Tfir re»ul!i o! tlu» primary r.i.-np.vi l»27,Ot».obo spent annually by the Vet- leave otw mon in particular • jutting A FEW' QUESTIONS, FRANKLIN. TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY Reduction of taxes and raising the erans' Bureau of tiie federal ' ’* ’ Mr. and Mrs Rijpetf Carrottiers left in an tn purchasing power of the farm dollar'ment could be cut Ixl<1!lon Air.Mr.‘j luntriald WltlkStO! .. “-»wark.'ohlo. where Mr. .■ off • Without {itfecting • / . ” jwMiiuu. an- the ba.*:* of my farm pqhrv " orat- the ----•>— —ia j>aid •*...to the dependa. . . . - pr--' tiled by thauati compensation tmiptaton cd Franklin RuowveJf before a crowd ent* of any veteran killed m the World voter* to get mtn the race-against <i Bruckrr. Hr .\bwtr by |ktrty Uadi! f^itw.iv mud service running in Sioux City. la. AdmiV-abie senti­ and’supported t!ie«uvernor in h» ca LKltalng and Hillsdale, i* in. ment*. governor.' However, we might actually disabled ip that war." Thia I>a:gn. Then’ way no quc.-tion ab e city to vMt hU brother Charlie and noo.ooo is nearly hi* loyilty Mr. Fit--;:'raid ha£ lh< truthfully add Uut then- tsnt a man. .'.taggenng sum of ner friend* w -man or rb*M tn the United State* ■25 per cent of the yearly total cwt of sand* . ( friends tn M>iTupit\. « • who wouldn't inaease the purchasing running our ’naUanal government. No confidently expect him to be r republican candidate in 1935. piuer of tlu* farm c'cJlar overnight if certainly in line for Uion> iw*rn:nn> inly such a b at werejyaaible'. The thing we jured in service, or who suffered d.s- believe that if,’he arcintcreet* d m. Mr. Roosevelt, is abilltle* wlule in wmot; or the fainHOW DO YOU PROPOSE TO BRING ilks ot men who were killed or in­ H- bn B« ll returned Saturdaj IU1S HAPPY STATE OF AFFA1RB jured while in service, to suffer. Thu/ DEPENDS ON UP-STATE h.rfnc in Toronto. Cannrfi altei ABOUT Us tlu- mtiuufea you' nation- can and will pay what it owes Analyws ot the Wayn- lo’uni with. Mr and Mrs J. T Lorn>Un you intend to fol- to them. But the bulk of the pdyixfrnt* inasy vote dlsdiVK s nwiK ■!»:•.H <1 Hale of’Nadwilb- mid Mt ! vague when it come- ,now being made uh account of soldiers'i. flgurva. Then* w t- thhe dem cere guest* of iportant' detail* Al-i relaY are being (raid to men who fiiv- ’candidate', tor govern' reived 1(13.407 i g> strmc. IS. TME ONE HUNDRED er. went- to Prance. says*the Ecimotuy repiiiflicai) r.rndi MILLION DOLLAR DEFICIT AC- Leufue. or if they did, were m ver inQV1RED DURING YOUR ADMINIS- fund, but returned tn good condltioh imblrcan than dcmocrai PEBIDENT HOOVE TRATION-AS GOVERNOR QF NEW The National Economy League 1* inYORK AN” INDICATION OF THE •i.dcnt op a Just anjl liberal o nifrn- Bruekcr received 57 116 and TYPE rtF TAX RELIEF YOU IN- ■utlon to a!) men who wt-je disabled oy Grand R HI u TEN? TO GJVE TO THE FARMERS war service and to the dependent* <4 picked up OF THIS CO.UNTRY’ those disabl' d or killed, or who di'Sl Kelkhnn g<> gUCSt i which a political party can stand became oi war service; but the Lrngtt? SENATOR VANDENBERG. M-ek.* to Ajiminatc by the repeal •>!. TARS ,AGO TODAY he thing* tluit linprc.ved ua rome existing federal laws what have to Washington wa» thr beci'nu- u caitccrotui growth, -hurtful; that Senator Van- alike to American taxpayers and-th«-;r tor nim-wlf Al- Rovvrjinwftt In one case it w.i* foun.l; lungcat member* of that n mkn serving in Wie Velfrans lie body froth stand• Bureau, wtio is being paid 55.000 sal­ ary. f» drawing 5150 a month for al- '■ k-ged disability; Certainly if he i- able’ and foreign affairs to cam saxwi a ycarJiU.dtaobIhiy can- j and i»>i- rot b<- rerious inWstigalor* repot ij || Hastings Banner. ' I have rend your article about that another man m the same Bureau. । • Tiie Haw thornc” on a physician. wlu> pawe* upon the I- philosophy, iclidmA of otliera. is ditewing 5125 a ! few tacts that are quite interest Ing •Dsvjd Bowker and A! ienberg i* giving 'Michi- 'month fur alleged disabilify. a'.thuughi tat am. ktore than teal with’relati'-i-.'.-at headed by stirii notable- ;i. Arrhu' receiving A salary of $15.00<J dr:ui>nstra’.cd pronounced id-.. . Rouw-v-lt. Admiral Byrd, Calvin C'nlhis aervioea! Hlilln.an nt Kalamazoo! idje Alfred E Smith General I’- : !-.i.'jnan wi dealing with • Sat a ihn«- f mg. Newton B»ker. £llhu R-aut and i jnal and international Mr and 1 Admiral Sim i They were orgaitUed; to devise way in name and and mean* lor economies in gowrn'corrected and such and simiUr , ment <4 cndimutu'.y. .«tau- amt na’im fl;l'dOT»ger z . •cut fjom tie- pension roll* Xruly a worthy-purp<.-. and bn- <!•i serving thr wjbd.-twuri'-d supinrt ot ihould wtth a spark ol humanity nn> disable:! veteran, -dpabied <*■ ;<-.ery intelligent per-on But it hu* FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ■ been developed that thi* League so far R >• m uwi and Jiffertl* nt han Kvr.crously by the American *»*•- tlu elimination «»f all compeiinimrnt. That ation acta granting pension* to v«-t Munsingwear You Never Saw Such Variety Munsingwear is the worlds out­ standing example of variety. It *1^ meets every seasonal need and suits every personal preference. It comes in all sizes, fabrics, and a wide range' of styles for men and boys, yet in every Mun­ singwear garment one thing remains unchanged quality. You are always sure of perfection in fit, and amazingly long wear. "The Store for Dad and Lad A QllOtUtUm ■\ Communication il company i* n<it a |M*nsion, but t* u subsidy paid by Ur governm* nt to envomage Americanowned and operau-d sirumshlp line* If the National Ecoporny" l*ai:u<- Is sincere tn it> purixxe to obtain govern­ ment ii-on anlr* why do not Uit- *leader* and incmlxr-; set tin- p;o»-’ Why . liould ni'-n receiving such favors from Uu- government star!- a iivnemrnt to light Hw veteran who I:, drawing ict'iit 512 t<> 560 per month? If unywi•\s.!i.-,- tn inv<-..Mg.itc*th«-M- slatcniyiit* inni to tla- S/pteinbcr Uwiiv "f Yours truly. ,W 11 Webb. l?rom Our-Scrub Book REFUGE Flr-'ing rhe liarrow and tii- xcytbe . held- hnrai grimly A. t. r ai>d foil and gnldeiuod . An g..v upon th- brwpIi-viaui .th- reach of gleaming bladra Jnyuu* xclugtt-■! PiRtrinw of beauty from afar. <>nnectinn As <>n« trutipicr ph ase let nr qdbte Admiral Sims iff his B;st'>u peech September 23: ' 81>aiii.sh American war iMintiUis svseni an outrage.” The ci»t tljls year and Mi- .for Spanish American war pennons lv 'll-t* ..... .... . ... __ C1IJI.OMLDO&. .u-d wh'ile ni. or in that American voMu 'hey found Um- |>caee they sought, an ! and fight no more!' Arthur .Wallace Peach. Crumbs of Wisdom BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. Right. ”Y<8I cannot divorce problems gresR to reduce the amount being pi^d economic* from problems ot right arid Mrs S for SisiniJi American war fM.-iviipn- by Sir Norman Angell. ' MOO.fXMiooo ’ That mean* cpRUfg thr > Manchr*- Spanish War. Vi-teran* .from 160 t i ■ We havi* direct evidence in this shall court of the effect nn boy* of dbplayabout 510 a inontii Further Mr Sim tan Im- hank! ufitcd ssy-. ({Seeking of World tear veteran:, ing crime arid gangrlcr plctun s, and town and: it cut „j 5450.<M»0.000 can lie-made m can point out tlie instances tn which wen- tlfjtne 5925.000J100 appru|>ria!ed f»r vrt- the little offender was led to commit j-.-< M-HOU* onenwv because of the he I figure* that would Jeaw 5475.000.000 • example* toe had awn tn the movfca-7 Judge George .w Hmyth. Childrens " mnny which Admiral Byrd was rrttred from ttoc Court. Yonkeis N Y Puffer and; naw «,,r physical nisabilftie* and.draw.' Einstein'* Influence i55tmo a year as pension from th- g.w. vu'cd to thu jemment. . pruft>r JEinstrin .i influence ha. that will cruMi out all enter from Grand Rapid* ind >* occupyGenenff Jam<s G iUrtnrd receives a cone brijond the Hcltj iif selencv Hu is country if they siiall go < t of Mr* Simpson ^ pension of 56 000 a year, beside* a *al- int*rc it it/the development ot intima­ extent’ whtch certain Inter • ary from the Radio Corporation ol tion#! understanding* ha* been ex­ idcntly desire and dealfn ■ returned in Ash- 525 000 He made the keynote speech ceedingly wholesome and has spread WtAcenwn: Tuc.mL<\ after a Afalt a...t the organization of jhe Economy; beyond the mere local group with z..^ ereral-weeks with her parent* denouncing pensions for veter.... hen beastie, iwrt Lrague. denouncing pension* for rater-, whom he has lud immediate contact." Mi-* Adda Jordan tor. several yeanjmu unless their injuries could be —Dr. Robert A Mulilkan wheise death was due to aenr.-e. .uni pa*: amof the teacher* in the Higli , t r4crrl direct!* tn the war ----------NEWS CLEANINGS. •r-l-.o,: here h.- accepted a p'n-.tton in General Pershing draws a yrarlv re Toky# Paper* pirase Copy. liberal pension for disabilities suffered irvvtd tr mi discontinuing the l> tro:: .-chooR mid'.- Prof Hnll;tired nay of 521300. F.fihu Root 1* "You cannot make a man love you by any veteran while he was 'in hi •prifad former!' Of thi* City and left Ttirsday >’ probably the higlK->t paid lawyer in the or do buxine** with you by slappinghi* . ignp- a'-'* country's serviceafternoon for her new field of work United States Our government |«i<i <»«* nr sticking himwith a bayonet ’ FIFTY-FIVE YFARS ago TODAY ,he Roo«velt“fcteamship Company, of -Roger W. Baboon. U timber. . . .? 2 .YEARS AGO TODA* whJch An;hl(. Roosev(.lt L* part owner ----------the Will c Towne and.Wa!trr A SpauJd-!aruj director, the sum of 51.2X1.014 in T**e People Pay. PRESSURE FOR SPENDING mg of Prairieville have gone to Phils- .uibstdies for one year for carrying mail It » bitter that families are stripped Ode trouble with America U t England hi> .■:.>•.■• than 4 jOO luds -' of oelphta to see tiie sighte of the Centcntxirlnning July 1. 1931. allhough other 'of their substance to pay the everat a time when tno government was habit of living a 52000. car lo ride three ,nial exposition , mmnanlAV offered «* the f>*.a same mounting mO'.intlnS costs cost* of nt government tmv-rnm-v.f -_ Gov. - d atat' - lia.-.nial ,r.canuhip companies .'niggling to balance a topheavy bud­ blocks to the 10-cent store—Loa An­ Satufday next. October 7th. there, xervnee for 528 345. or a gift to Mr James Rolph Jr of California geles Tunes. w smallest republic in get and the public a: large was clamor4 th-d^pre*- wUl l>- nt Freeport in thu county, a .RoiwevelVs company, over what com---------------- ***-------------Rewvn republican ma** meeting and i»le peUng foreign compalUes would have APPRECIATION. , .» !« » ... «unaetsUM sh„, KUk„.n ■ ik! dcprndni: ona con- rauilfg. speaking bv Hon. Jama* Hine done the work for. of over 5U00JXX* Washington. Lincoln. Hoover* utiuant- ■>! wan-. toiutrwtHi «J< Lowell und A H Ellis. Esq of Mjd-'on one of II* trips recently a Roosevelt Each at history * cross-road*! « “>“>» *“ *ar.....u «. « U* >T,,hl urtni EMUnhJAuna. Bu!. fhrwd.ii: Hoover UUte.one who ha* d.<v.)te iliner earned two pounds ot mail from Each the converging pAint hundred and twenty-one lan, . . . ;. , , “‘•’■J —... ...... ilku Miu uic cunvcrgiiur point M-nators wtth requests for appropria-. . had to jac> thr \ ew kn«Mo»n» A ftea knockdown* occurted orcurtrd op on the;New I he I New York tn to Guidon, London. receiving receiving as a* pay iOf ot myriad rending force* farce* tlohs and special legislation that tn- I _______ “ul dav of the fair but <tw comtMtants 520314. U0314. under its it* arrangement with the Threafnlng ThreafiUng a nation's life life ­ government. when ttoe regular statu-: Giving them re-direction valved spending marc than nine billion The public should be minted to sugThe automobiltst gt Arkansas mav'lu* shaped definite constructive paisThere will be a meeting of all who tory price u 80c a pound—another gift i To save instead of to sunder, dolUr*. a *udi sutBdent. to run thr fed- cgrat —• — -—• means -------- ,ol -----------ways his Ucciue - -—- -- and ■-• — overcoming --------— -- -O buy UIJ IM* IM.V.1M tax on the quarterly cica for recovery and we sincerely be- desire tn join in a squirrel hunt tor a of more than 520213. Making no count of pain. oral government for more than ,two the says a---writer Well, pavnftn! plan .k. postal -deficit, ----------------.....-------------------iheve.that lie w better fitted tn tern- supper at Uic dore of Ralph Jordan ,-*>. ----Let’s — put -li ail .ra. thia -down Admiral Of lrriio,ul 10M and >ear* Multiply this by ninety-six-and ’ if everybody mailed his solution,’that Bytd 65.000; Admiral Sim* 66.000; Gen­ Lifting a prayer to God । About 7JXW.0M cycbaii thetua‘HuWMgh.jiM next Kur year* than Dying ___ fiat, the greenback excite­ eral penhine 531300; Roosevelt BUam- | For tlie Nation’s preaervation jou will have some idea of the terrific slxnild help things a UtUe—Judge. I highways ot England। any other person tlus tide of heaven, ment. ’ Cause. ~ want of any basis on ship Company yover 51400,000. That —Hosea Bigelow, u. emment natural eaun >:n any disabi W’ay of Our World Pungent Paragraphs �Fagi ma Tllf. HASTINGS HANNES, WEDNEKHAY, OCTOBER 5. 1031 , He also spoke of problems Jn good resident lai diatricts He told of one boy who had a good fatlicr and a good home; but he became a neighborhood peat, because of hla thieving and van­ dalism Hr was clever but uncontroll­ able. He would admit crimes when the ofTicrrs had Uie goods on him, but dCnv CHESTER SCOTT CAVE IN othens which tliey had rcaaon to sus­ pect he did, until tlw ot&cera found tne TERESTlNG TALK ON ■proof; then he would admit them SUNDAY NIGHT j Finally his father brought tlw boy t'» (court and said that he wm tired of do­ ing anything more for the'boy; that SOCIAL PROBLEMS kE । lie could not .control him The apcakSULT FROM SOCIAL CAUSES *r told Im* he had wiorked upon Um — .. pride of that boy until he finally made TOLD OE JUVENILE COURT EXPERIENCE IMPORTANT MATTER TO BUSINESS MEN 11250, which carries with It the plain-1 i tiff s costa lu tlie case ■ i I Tlie attorneys for the defendant in-' | dicatcd their intention to appeal the' ; caw.’particularly in view of the fact that it’ la one of the first of its .kind i-tii be tried In Michigan, fn the event j of an appeal, the case will not go to (Continued from page one) .boul-t™, liwhr. ol .ooJ'"1 ""41 eoon or . ., ..... ... 'appeals held in Cincinnati fell on the level Mm McLravy with- Tbe rMr of Jolui McUa¥y Mr» McNamara went in to the A A- P , areal Atlantic and Pacific Tea Cbm-’ store on State vtreyt at about u qua:- j pany luu aho Urn removed to the; Ur to four in the afternoon of Salur-, federal dlntricV court. und involves the' day. February 2 After making tome i expenses, such a.« d<xt..r-,’ tails.. h-— piirdia ehr left jjftc »t«er She had pdal bills, etc und will undoubtedly; tvi she awMn through thej-n,mv up for hearing within a short. Majority 01 Delinquent. 0ome'“» >r.n.r nu l.ihr, , noticed „ ; by proving to him that he wax a worth- vratibulc that it wax covered with.icr! ume In the district court our. J,.t.k„ From Homea ln Slum Areas wmie i»>y. and iw- .-et nut ■ J- “ I.-1 u,„l enough' auriowJ, b.u In City. Of Chicago ' roIuk to work and eiimi n.T >n,ur..»»in> ««*< Ol „„ „ niextcr Bcntl. win* han a very ft • f T lo “•’* ' nw* ’ ■ - left-limb of about «.ope and une-lialf j ' v :. d;... .ajj'be . .... ..... ........ ...... ■'* ,m. ni p n1rtr. .urr..und.,4bIm, 1 ■ ini ’s Wt.. aw. are-living an no.. age that n... . i nn in n .an a •«•«! niOlltllA LatCr SilC WiU'ObllgCd' it thut the Vestibule to his story or plate of, bihlue.v or the approach to bus been dominated by tin- speed-up , . . UH a. until iiw-ti- u:e a lot oi ivaa.- wiw after. The injury and treatment in­ It I- kept-in Mich condition in the.win­ ter •< a.-bn so aw nut to b. dahgcrotss volved the expenditure ot sutatantl d to tho-r who may n>mc in and go out l.. n. lun .nArtK. Wlhe luel u - , , r “ cMe.neweelorX Wilmer left. hum* for doctor bills. ho>pltal bills, etc. -from hi.-' .tore or place of business. 1' .Mi and Mrs. Mcl^avy nm ployed । is undoubtedly true Unit the A .vP su r»,.U'.uU I.L. ............................... lhr ........................... , ’ceding „’ tomey to institute pro. j moving ice and *mw ax any xtore along ;the street. ’ ’ nuty L-to g t in itmim. witii Ju.etni _. suth ttMjnpfnymcni. ju,„ -tarud fn the circuit court ing udtlu-.NS at Bunday evening. , .. ■ HcommCTrtrthe doing oi *bal. tn hi..." . . ' ; judgment. M. m- b.M f-.> tlum haw Ignored. In order to facilitate his wtuk .uid tojin l a mist worthwhile uctlvrtv in trying belter, understand the mitur*- of the' ; tn wan boy- away frrwri live Umltoih noprobldma ■ lu* would meet, he moved ' Hntii.tMelt .latil.ta M. f.r, plaintiff Coinpnny for pum and mfhn'rig . horfcning of her limb.-elc.; tin- other PEACE TIME CHAL­ LENGE OF RED CROSS WATCH the Milk You Buy for Your Home! The very-FIRST erwntiah in milk are CLEANr.lNK^S und PURITY. Neither opt* of these <!!‘>' ntials is indicated dither by taste or'appearftncei The production «JI tliore wlw u-«- if. Mi'ST begin at the’ rery cntirCe—the FARM. - With. <>ur own carefully selected-herd, which is fegti- dividual “drinking cup; i .■. i•nt after, it than High! rHEApm: with every milch cow hath THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. PHONE 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN m hi rnwt ■ l’y ?ni,’'uil,K “ 11,*‘ of ert””’ He has had McLravy. us pluintif! as-aln-l th< ■ ..iij i ni<. i- - ;,.xt;.rt, ncex that prow to him beyond' dcfhhdunss lor expcn.ve.- incident to hand knowledio- of tlie ■ . " 'vl-'Urt. M ■»>•.■ ™». tar lidurt (Continued frtm page one. the horn* condition- and •>i-hvi-1 ut tho lng ,n‘,n hium dhlricu. wh«n Uttiir ~ ' atane*-- connccb-d with tIk i noble ma iirier, Mirroutidlngs are chaneftl mid some- ,-vir ertInns of dUIerrti’. -tat.’-'are m-i boya who came under hu thing wnrth while for them to do had* solved tn UUgntfon. Uiat Hie tvd.iai Mr. Soott explained Ilia: been found, had become good boys -so- courts liav.’ jurisdiction whenever th<home and of the juv< idle court, wil < m’-’.a.i of vwial habUi'h’x. - atmMint involved l. ftwnxt than*.03.000.| crime, in the big ctn*. i a HOTLY CONTESTED OAM • — -■•'*• - . ......... ' . Both suit' . in • .thj- liixtunr.* w. , protilem of an us, ahd tlu«t one will find ( time program of di-: sot III TIKiKNAITI-E. xiarud for mor.’ than that -ton; lift, AGE CASE HEARD BY JURY from 20 to .10 time;, ns many dvlinquctit! Mr and Mrs I' H. Jack-on W s Barry county citiboys ahd girls in a slum (hstricl ws h« Evie Kmlth* alter visiting relatives tin t ,.N wn-, rallied to '.hr call in war tune.i „ Tea Company would find in a district where then friends ut Wayland rmd Middleville ’ ici-rigii corporation—that Id they answer ’the r^il- After Several Hours Delibera are good lionics. i:<hk1 fuirounding.' time of ix-.wr Pie.M’n' J tion Jury Gave n Verdi* t lefl Thunday for tanking where they r< idrnt of .Michigan a mou.m uuxi^nw“’ id that th will k. with her made by ........ their altormy.- in i the efEnin.,' ..... spend a couple ™ >« ....... ............. of $750 to Plaintiff due cmjilcnitioipjhave n>o| jdaUuhter und Imrbiind.. M: and Mrs <xiurt In re to remove tlie t-v<- to Uh­ hav« ’ Hany Kayncr. before leaving fur their- f,.<|. ru) district court, under the ;J:it- Jiotild lx wilhn imide ■harinel :[Iritnv in I’. iin'•,Umuii. • ut. pn.vidlng federal JiiUMhe'ian t»’They u«r«- (iriqih-'lly built U> fie riieipi and Mr- Cha- H, Johnwn aic- ' auw- of dni ratty <•! ftithwnxhip wiped I heir children,. Mr. and Judge •MrPn’l; heard Ila* matter; an Then the ipporto remove the Ma■riie<Ml(ue Wierincii, and family order was — enlrnif ... lidted rilda .McLravy and The cane came on- for Inal, befurc ’ ~ibifi» Judge Haymond in tlx.- district court pre-jii.- the Camp Ground road the Itume of her mew ulid fam- at .Grand Itaptdr. nn. the lllrd of Sep-; Warner 8carbix>ugh, tembrr-. the plaintiff Is-ing repreaen’.Hu- i Phillip-, who li । iiho Mr. and Mrs. . .i by Kim Sigler and. Stuart Kna;>i»'n kind ol folk.’. uirca*l> living in lib’ ;..um • r )ltt> girl tn Club. Ladies' Aid group*, the',Ground road, toi Uie ii'>n>e,"f Mr... of munwl.i Tiie defendant wtv*..r<pre-, school. wbicfi t» hu band. Mi Mt •••nU.rt ‘by Jay Unscy and IbJand । American L'Ti'in Auxiliary .and .-ix-i.il; her car to the I! dmiRhWrr and husband. I clubs n:«* urged to co-opcnite in this i jouth <*f her hertu.. ...._____ ... land-Mrs. Harry Kuyncr tnee' Op» .___ , _ ___ . . Hr ■leil.iiid I hat,'item rally .•kinrr smith* and tfmifthlcr. Betty KayiM-r.'hh that Hw drfi-mlanl Ci.injam-mq chairmen ; about nine ('‘clock in iiiv mornin ic delinquent:: urr tlu- i-iuldn n of rftantzdtlons an- nqie-i»Mi uiiKbnl. on Hie second day of Mpnniiwd quite nu mber* to assist Th ev< 1929. irt falling their dHlnnm i .. ..... . .. .......... ....................................... ... work wonder.-, in a : . I tail u jhe approached the Intel born : In permitting u duiy.vrour. con.huor. t. l,k>yd’ Freeman •reman will greatly Uon. driving toward tiie north. lhr Him'* binlhexs- exist. txrau.j' of the accumulation of \ same tn(Ander.- wi lu -iMlng In caring and there was ho thnilght’mvin J netic* '•! this condition and that the plaint!:! uw free from'contnbuuwy quota tin-, year L« Koberl Anden. was driving his untilgenes*. It waa tlie dairfi uf-thr di’tendant. tlw Orv.it AtlantJB and Pa- mow more than for lt»3! Ou', of : natioiunUc t ’.pl’ who live in .-.Him every $1 no wheeled. 50 erntv remains | ■rand Rap.dinstanrr where hi' lives, hen- for local work. Already U>* calls; [for a.s lst inn- liavv more than doubled! moving llw snow T W\l I. LtKE. [laxt yrur’s nnd.fhc'winier months, am! Mntha Reynolds of Battl” Cr. -til! ’abend This u partially due to> u> h.y- Urn vixitina Cliffmd Kabh not oiflv from the ) e past week rlutn.n and school welfare money! Eridc Miller • not eligible to relief from thelound dead Sunday iifqrnim: ...... U'riitwc of non-re.-ldcnce. *o! mid Mr.-. Paddock lhie."Jiold when :!>» krw'» tlu loli'jwed. In l)ve or .six years, an almost . Mr .......................... ------------' •• y«ungt -------‘*t J»y •tiple tire appealing to the Red Cross ; •- • - o.rinn that existed. It was complete Chang' in the iiihnbitant- of ; died .Friday in Alin Arlnr. funeral a'- ■tiirr claim ni lhr plain-jW that th- d--- M‘«'’ 'tamlllrs arc heeding help, now; thi1. di-trict, Uho liext were almost til-i Hentans Sunday , lr,..n Prirfa. fendan*. (idled to use that deent- of! than the number aviated in 1910 and, . ------■r---------... ... . car.- which mi ordinarily prudent per-'1920 following the war. in-1, LaurCncc Tobias .1!----- .. ... Italians ---------- .• ..'■sirs Itilhr.ns till Sunday at C'ldlord Kahler -. Mr. son would have excrciH-d under, bk'’! Thia jicnce time cltajlengc should moved out. Now^tie N> .:»••« • are b>-! Land Mrs- Kahler taking, him lame to circumstances, in failing to apply r-alt.i m.Ht, with a generous reaporur from; ginning to, conn* ijito the dr-trlr^ and ; Hast mg- sanduy. •umd ok ash' - ujwn the ic. in tlv ves-1’-he -'i*d tropic of Barry county whoj - -* E D. Reynold.- and the Pole: at* moving oyl W ■’ the claim of thr;have.' in-ver been known to shirk any; lii-nded ti,c tuwrai "f ‘'bjU,r the |M>pulation might be, it w.u ueiriiuai.v v*»v - McLravy did not I duty s** clearly defined ,n. is this true that di'itnqu'nt children annual Red slip In the vestibule or entrance to the aaAWirtS in nuiking *' Horn Uns district. store, but rather u|x,ii tiie sidewalk; Cross Roll Cal! the outside -the '.-tore, in which event U defendant would in no case be lubl< After the prirnfx wi.-rt? submitted. lion, was made by the defendant .nicy.- for a directed verdict nt ■ n by Alturnrjr u-c to '( 1: StUttlM" ut Sunday .1 .1 Ijonlv iind family I Mrs. -riuxiu driven r»y the plmntin wax coming .rr and - tlu- hill toward him. that he total but that Mrs, Phitlu* In South Africa in 18«a The Appointment Lists-of the Hoover Experts Are Filling Up FRIDAY, Oct. 7 . SATURDAY, Oct. 8 Economy Days Quality Merchandise at Lou) Prices BU T T ER MidiievillJ Lb. 2IC Peaches Large 2', Cans Best Quality 2 Cans 35c Grandma’s Soap Powder, irg. box 15c Bottle Caps, full count, 2 boxes 33c P & G SOAP 3 Bar, IOC Apple Butter, Heinz’# medium, jar 10c Heinz’s Rice Flakes, • each. ,. .9c JELEO All Flavors Pkg. bl/2C Corn, fncy. Golden Bantam, 3 cns. 29c Cookies FaMcy Fruit Lunch Lb. l(k 3 lbs. 28c , MEAT SPECIALS PORK CHOPS, lean end cuts, lb. 12jc BEEF ROAST, tender cuts, lb13c SMOKED HAM, shank half, lb. 13c BACON, sliced, 1 lb 9c Make Your HOME TOWN PROSPEROUS by TRADING with your LOCAL-OWNED STORES HINMAN’S We Deliver WWW The Big Little Store Phone 2491 JUDGE HAWLEY GIVES DECISION lowing ground-: 1. That flic plainHlf liad failed to • show any ncBlu-eitoe on th-.* part uf i_ tho defendant ■ Continued from page one' 2. That the company had no notice;— ---------- —— ------------------------------ , of the dangerous condition. (cd Ea^le how many there were in lUs; 3. That tlie plaintin was guilty ol j family and was told lh#t there wore! nm.rtbulury ,wsl,«rt,r.. rj,„, ,lia lu, • Judge Raymond cxcuxed the jury,. . :wu ,d.’d m.i. ...... 1! 10<“ concerning fhoTaw applicable to the father movia onto the farm immedi- • case. The case involved, became of uvly fnllowitig the transaction and tlirse questions Hint were mbted, a’-tnyed time steadily. Soon after that; rather’nefc nppljVxitlon of extabli.-Jwd;event dionttxfactf'in and trouble anise.i principles. The Judge hnplly decided It was charged by Price that his e’mHie motion in favor ol the ijhitntifT;ployce .was di-nlxiiient and abusive; । und xubmitt'd the case toll# jury,.that he pcrmniod bis father’to inter-1 The principal qur-tlom of law involved fere in lie- utlair.- of the two men. i-o, being as follows: that in July last Price decided to du1 That the proprietor of a Mort iiiwcsjcharge Earle. Tiie latter, on the other' .to htx invited prospective purchaser, or hand, made the defense that he w<vi to anyone frequenting his place ofjtolp that hl- enlploynMmt would la.-t; bimmers the duty, to maintain lh< Ur one year so tie refu-ed to leave thr । J approaches to his pbicr of btisincM In pnqxTty when he wfs disclurccd At­ a reasonably safe condition tomey L E Bamctt. reproxenting Mr 3. That thr proprietor- ol a store, j Price, filed a complaint before the cir-: knowing that a dangerous condition; cult court commissioner. Archie D. Mrexists in thr approach to his place of'Donald, and the case was decided be­ : business, te liable tor failure to remedy! fore him and in favor of Price. Mr. thut condition. ■ ; Earle..through bin attorney. Kin) Sigler. 3. That the projirirtor of a store U1 appealed the case to the circuit court chargraplf with notice, either actual'Because Hie •litigation involved tin , or coiMfructivc. in the event that a! pd-.V’s-ion of real estate, Attorney’ (dangerous condition exUU and a suf-1 Barnett instated that the matter br, '•flclrnt length of time, has elapsed for)given immediate hearing, so it wa.- set.1 Uilm lo havr known, tn the general i for trial on Friday lavt At that Univ,. course of eveftts that tlu* conditions; Judge Hawlry. alter hearing the facts. •did exist. | made his declxinn which cannot htlp i 4 That a pepon passing a place of Inn br of interest to.farm employer.H danger is not precluded from recover-! and employee# ■ing. in the event of injury, because ofj Judge Hawley held that a;- long as ^contributory negligence; but the the relationship of employer anp hired I questtdn U one of fact, depending up-(man was clearly established, the hired (on the degree of care which the per-’man would have to leave the premises i«nn has exercised in view of the known; whenever hu employer ordered him tof 11 danger. i do so. He might later, it iw felt that ■ Tiie case was holly contested and | a contract liad been broken unlawfully. । ;wvjl pn-sented to the jury by Judge sue his employer for damages; but that I Raymond Tile Jury.went out about tho relation ot landlord and tenantj four o’clock In the afternoon of Mon- >ioc.-. not grow out of a contract of eni-i day last wfack, deliberated until be-., ptoyment. and that hired men do not tween nine and ten (/clock that eve-} have a • lcu.sc or tenancy to projHTty nlng. whereupon Judge Raymond sent; which they occupy that entitles them (hem home for the purimse of dclibcr-! to any notice, or that gives them any ating fuithcr on Tunday morning, at period of occupancy . before moving.; which time liicy resumed cotv.ldera- .Thix jminl IX one that has always been j tion of the case, arriving at a verdict I in doubt in the minds of both employsiwrtly before noon in the sum of j era, and enipiuyees, so this decision at BETTER PHONE! an we made our unnounccnielil of tlie impending visit of the Hoover factory-trained experts, the telephone began ringing. XI omen who want to be ' Ah soon Hoovers. which thp Hoover men will <lcnion> irate in a limited number of home* during their visit, are making' . appointments without delay. If you want to be on the list, tele­ phone at once. You will particularly want lo hear about our special offer, in effect only during the stay of the Hoover factory men. FREE OF HOOVER Silver Jubilee SPECIAL OFFER Mi* DOUN INSPECTION YOUR HOtrVElf If you have a Hoover, one of these mcn'wiil inspect and adjust your machine free. Heplarrments w ill be made al lowest cost, by tr.iineti cji: ports. Leave your name for this service. SILVER JUBILEE HOOVERS MILLER FURNITURE CO HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1932 ’ PAOB snc touchdown.*. Sailer did most of the ithf balance of the half although the ground gaining for Grand Izdge but .local boys iwd their opponent* on.the the fast-changing Hastings line "defensive during :no*t ot the tw'o pcrstopped mok of his attempt* for small .d i The .wcond half was n duplicate of advances. the tint with Hasting* ulwa.-- grpwdi Hasting* received tlie kick-oil and iing Grand Ledge back toward tlu* goal -S DEFEATS . I marched down ilw field to the two : line. Zerbd tossed a neat pass tu '□Alin 1 rnPC 10 n yard Una where Hewitt,took tin- bad-; Boyes tor the first touchdown of,‘ the ‘ RAND LEDvt lo-U put tlw play was culled tank and ----• • Hx-ting* penalized fiVr-yurd* for'ufl- ]hulf While Karmes plunged -through the five-yard .line itrr the iccond. i Plays Howell Here -ide. Karnu-s made back the live horn On the whole, the local tcum <Ui v Itr Third Little-7 ; yards on the next play but Hewitt y ur 1 nira bnut r . fumbjwl and tiranti uiige gat' p«u*«- ' played a fine bra nil of game. The team Game •: . of the lull or. t« : .D-yatd In.. light and variety High grtdsl. n defeat* <1 Grand* *, I. e. !«•**** r. iurnbl.il on ' Sporting Items • . Halting* Grand Ledge 18 to 0 In ‘ lari Saturday. Th” -ntxai Hue and gala *•!*•..: n ncled dojvn? to 3 for thtir KarrnM. Howard and Bo - -T.| -- iriiaaievuie FleDfin CAeuen ' ' Beats Lowell 12—6 «>. Hn.« Boye» pul arrow a surprise pau to Last year, Howell with an Howard tor the first touchdown . right end. Th*re w** tw 1 miner xorui* durum ; about <0 to 0. Till*, year, however, tlie was as fOllQWj; • .... be evenly matched — ... HE—Boyer. . ji.. two. team!, will and ' the Hnwluters are <Ait_- to jnuare acRT—Clowen. iicounta. counts. ., RO—Jotyensch. • :■ ~ HeroWH U the lit lt!Hgs*Gnind *Ledge ■game; ' *■’" * Hastings i Cronk ' H ’ Delumcnter’ Local Tossers Beat Battle Creek 18—7 "I’m lo; th* I G.A. Store* a million. Who wouldn’t bs. who had iver bought in one? "How well I can remember where mother u*ed to jend me lor grocerie* when I wa* a child! "What a difference! "The old dingy *tore—the *mell ol dried fi»h (ot wa* it keroiene—I could never tell which), the dark unianitary corner* behind the old style counter*. OT TION PROJECT BENGOMIZED Woodman Bender • Tinker ' Bolo .. Oaks Malcolm \ deuvfxer INST ALLID. FEDEHAL for only (iJMifreiiH) TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY HASTINGS . I’. irl F*« ’ |. Nushvilk-. Hazel WestWhen they're sick even, the tnugh-.it brook. Almeda. Calif. Eleanor Jacksun. old bachelors like* to have u woman looking utter tlicm. nd burial in Middleville ermr-. Tlie bland of St Kllda. off Scotland, has been closed to all except JMrds. ran unit ide in You Get Only What You Pay For Ixxll EinnFFiinws wmi™ (Continued from page one) composed of men who do not committor* . and ufllrh i in the same sized cabinet getting a grtutinr Frigidaire. Sudi a refrigerator i» expeniheat any price. 'I he MandarJv.of Fngidaire have not been lowerc.1 to make (he new price pos*ibfe. Look fur the Frigidaire uamt-platc— found only ou the grnuinr Frigidairc. IU Ill IlVt.llIVll I _ .. sponsored by Mlclii-I san State. College. 'COn-MHa' of five' ' i- 'ionx It ciimbines ,th* imderly-; . theories with the practical ap;>ii-1 i', >|i to food preparation. Tli*- pro-1 Stanton "All changed now) • "I.G.A Store* are all spick and »pan— handle nothing but grocerie* you know— everything plainly priced—chance to browic around and make your selection. (jreater food space (Continued from page one) Adomi-Flstor "And you got*what he cho»e to give you—at hi* price*. with tjntr f*»t freezing, lower operating cent, anq dependibiliiy—plu» I j greater fotkl »pacc. You arc cautioned again*! ac* j < -in a glime hen; Thursday evening.- demonstrations o( which are given at Ufptung m I Herewith arc detail-, of the mutch: Edith The topic;. f< don j . Hastings vs. Batt meetings, dajes ... .... ... j tings. Sept. 29. 1932. nounced later, are briefly a-- fu • Hiiatlhg* 1 what doe* wtir mirror du , Bender-Osborn . Illustrated lecthre: "Food Makes u Dlf-;«randchil(lrvn : Mulcoffn-Tinker . ferrnce ’’ . ’ \ (children mid ' Wurner-Bolo 2. Seeing ourselves ax pikers se*i u*. I -V*’. Sttmton-Rose Tlie health scot*- for adult.-. Demon- **’ the Civil ■ otfks-Woodman strntion: Vegetable cookery. ! Fir'. Nt w »• 3. Eatfng for health and ,enic‘.*ncy., ‘-lrvd thne i Scoring food habits. Tfie vitamin Finn**’ * Battle Creek food* ' shcplieriLson-Dryer •1 Se!ec*!->:i of building matertti I Addison-Christenson The.Nutrition program in the cor Babeock-Rial munitv fiVKi r»ni|Kx-ltion. Demonstr jayt ^RIGIDAIRE ♦ WARN I NG! In the final match-came of the, son.' the Hustings' B-tcum cd "I'm told So will, you be 'Just give thi* newejt idea in modern food telling a chancel" *(If.NUINE Thi* i* the frnuipe. Super-Powered two cylinder Frigidsire—a product LT—Standish. LE—Peeling. QB— Parker, ' RH—Bell. LH—Adiftn*.' FB -Smith. Grand Ledge McNaughton wc offer 1 a mckfigld i lineup : • ■ -LG — —•• Hewitt. i ai'hup R. Clark ; Keller Cramer i Tofvniend • Howard Pennington ; Boyc-B Sutnuerl. Kurmes L Clark i Snyder Sutler Zerbcl —Touchdowns Statistics------ ---------—-------- ... 'Howard L Boyes 1; I t downs. Grand' Ledge 3. Halting* 15; penallUe*. Grand i Ledge 15 yards. Hastings 55 yard*. , Newlywed, Nob', K- Grid eleven played tlwlr their I Tlie T. !■£. second gome ot tin- *i-a.<on hut Friclayl ntykt on u lighted field ut l-ywell. A1-; though it was tin- fi-utii first -night i ’ '*■ ’ game they outpluyed’tfie rtroinf Lowell B team and triumphed by u ti-12 wore J Tlie Midd.JcvlIh- team sli<>*'"*»-p-biand‘ of football that wa* grt*atly \^i>iov> d over last week’s game, hi n-Xprct to] both utlenslv" . and d<f«-nsiVi* play. A low quick chai ' wide holes to alibi nine attack-to get nt i x t: * Inferior grade* of COAL have been purcha*cd by scores of families in the past—mainly be­ cause it wa1* offered at a low price. Experience, however, has demonstrated to most that what they purchased as "low priced coal” .proved ittclf to be but cheap coal and was high priced fuel in the end. , Coal burning days will soon be here—be pre­ pared by filling your bin now with SUPERIOR RED ASH POCAHONTAS, GENUINE RED COMET BLOCK or GOOD OLD MAJESTIC LUMP. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. FLOUR -:- FEED -:- COAL -:- CEMENT LIME BRICK TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS Shephrrdson PHONE 2118 HASTINGS Helt Lin- Rolled Oats B andintripuinpjood Irtatr. 3alst»n’s p.,pu« An old favorite in a 2ic Du-ration Dog Food ' human P.rC.„ Grape Nuts Flakes 10c Pop Corn hairman ticket commit ut the Cut-Kale Sh-e Store, ifterward it will be taken to the HIrIi Lloyd Shroyer in chunce Ccnrrvdnn Commltti IOC Muskrat trapping Uonxs will again rir,nL be distributed through J*x*i non tfffloo. it u announced part 7c ri.« JELLO Cnniniille? <m Judge* and onirial RFCF.IVEn THE (’l l*. Kenith Mein' . Edam K.i •A championship cup wa-- ottered by w.'l! am Stebbins, Jake Rehor and F the Lions Club tn the lady v •he championship in a u-nr..-* Keller, h.-ld In 'fit* rite la*t summ house fire- Powd. Sugar -r 15. two V (DOMINO POWDERED Pet Pkg. 7c i.h pu, 9c Cookies Cheese p.,u,, 17c MACARONI or SPAGHETTI 2 Lb. 15c Ivory Soap Lowest pricr-ip 17 years. ' Per Bar JC the first •V you unprepared /FOOLISH, indeed, is the motorist who insists on waiting until the first drop below the freezing point to put his car in shape for winter driving. unchanged from lar 20 trap* and 10c f.»r r Nm more than 100 trap* ma drvn were Sunday at* w»j:Un* »- 3Zc Peas IGB C.n 15C Magic Washer Ths Large Sits Packages p". 19c PEANUT BUTTER 19c Beit for the Children! It’s Cmaait a • • ■ ^at catches ^h. Jar Fresh Fruits and Vegetable* Are Always fel.G.A.STORES commnteefamily near Oran: charge. Guy Giddings in rhnrgr of di Mr., and Mr* Em.'*t Gorlwth and ■ cljliijrcn. Mr and ‘Air* Buell Bcatti"- .tributlon, Tlie first exhibition proml* j Biigjvy and children - of Kalamazoo ' motored oat Friday afternoon and 1 pleasantly MirpriM-d-their father. Francl*. CJorham. the (xcivion being ht< birthday. Visiting tolJowcd by ice I cream'and cake- which they, brought ‘ along made it an enjoyable afternoon j for all. Mamiing Dougku- doev not gain a* '. fast a* his many fr.cnd* wish. * A number, from here attended the funeral of Parmer Kams Saturday aftemqon held at the McCallum church He.was well-known having lived near here u number of yeans, Tlie bereaved ones have the sympathy of ah ’. Mr. and Mr*. Roy .Obtudaw of Has­ ting* wese Saturday cvempg callers ut tlie home of the former * parents. Mr. and Mr'-. Dan Douglass • Jim Wilcox -pent from Wednesday > till Saturday last Wipk in Reed City. Mr*. Sarah Erwny of Glass Creek and Mrs. Win. Havens were guests Tuesday of Mr. and Mrs. W. H."OUa Tiie for­ mer is spending some time in the Geo. Havens home, lie. An Auuralian business house receivcd an <*Ater for 100.000 sharks’ teeth from the South Sea islands. • ■ ' * *>'’. " . At the end of a day every man knows ' whether or „■« not Lv he his done a f-i. fair iiy's day’s work. wvigh.ts. including heavy 'weight HiuhnR- ha* four local ath1< me-1 M'li-.r of Beldmc .* boxer,, ut th notincemcnt will be made. The executive committee especially request* the Banner to announce that \ nil boys above the age of sixteen wlpi wish to register for appearance in the 1 winter s program n! Odd H-llows Arena I Immediately see Mr. Harold Newton at the Slur Bakery or Mr. Harold Loguii The intention of the local lodge Is to give opportunity to any youngster In this vicinity to develop any ability lumay have a* a wrestler or boxer, under the strictfst sort of medical and piiyidcat rtipendslon. and in afilliallon with state authorities having charge of such contest*. The undertaking is a large one. The Odd Fellows have made a material m- [ vestment, with the hope that their ef-! forts will meet the approval of the pub-' They particularly wish Indies to attend and .uisure all that good order! a»d respect for propriety will be e/i-1 forced at all times. Any gambling or. rowdyism is strictly -prohibited, and the management I* prepared to deal In a summary manner with all or any obJectionable conduct. Let Us Prepare Your Car for This Winter’s Driving YOUR TIRES, BATTERIES and RADIATORS need to be checked and prepared for cold weather. We are equipped to GIVE YOU THAT SERVICE at MINIMUM COST! We are stocked with winter equipment for all makes of cars. HOT WATER HEATERS New Low Prices! ANDRUS SERVICE COURT .nd JEFFERSO“ HASTINGS : MICH1GA «• <• A OR r 11 O 11 C AZ4<> �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3, IK! Social Events and Personal Mention EAST ORANGEVILLE ! RENEWED WEDDING AND WEST HOPE I Hattie Anders entertained I VOWS AT'ANNIVERSARY X ay Mr and Mrs Dell Cotton 2 Knicker Suits and daughter. Ar'oa. of near Hastings I Mr. And Mrs.. Byron Tungate Mrs Lyle Leinnar uf Delton. i Honored On . Thursday At and Bryon Wilkins, sari of Gej Wilkins.'I | Their Gull Luke Home wa* fatally injured Wednesday evening H AWARDED MUSIC HONORS. Kim Sigler and W R. Cook were in M1m Florence Watkins wa* home Lansing op Friday. ! from Wypndotte over Die week end. A very happy - day i.u-.■ -re spent ont when he was driving n team hitched to — A story from a Grand Rapid* pujier n — — Mra. F L. B«uer wa* in Eaton Rapid* says that MJ** Jacqueline Frye of-Kai* ’Thujiway at the Gull lake home of Mr u drill and wa* run into by an auto­ Robert Ritchie wiu home from Charyesterday, Tuesday, on O. E S work. ■ uinaroo aw. HE. ’ha* been award'd a-and Mrs. Byron .Tungai-- when their mobile. near Hickory Corner-. Funeral 11 iotte Friday night . ... Mr . service* were h?ld at Henton's chape) ' Mira Henrietta Baurr ha* entered Al-cijolarahip in piano in the Chicago daughter arid-4*u*!>ai,'l. and . Mln* Malwl Lain*. 6f Jackson *pent: of till* Fndny aftprnoon. Sympathy is ex-J bion colhue where the wi-ek i-nd uf home,. ।1 bion ...... *hr -will major ...In MU-Mcid'college Mi*. Fry.-, wu* Um Don ForvrnnY}.J and daughters­ . only- competitor .who n-cvlvtd a city entrrtaineU iwrnty-fhe gt; -*U who; pressed for hU relatives. ’ Miss Marcia Artier 1* uttendhu? the , music.. L I1- June* (,f Galesburg visited WedMr und and Mre Oro. e.ro f Coleman Coi.-mun wW'MhfiI,iri,,lli u'’d»r four artist teuciirra included the brotrn-r . and i- ■ i - and Michigan Stale College ’' Mr ana Mrs Mre Uro E. K. coirman were . . R.ldojpl. G lllz ni, n GW,m.hbrtr fs:n|ue.v The .t .re.on Mim Esther Dhy vuited in KalamaCreek Sunday calling, on Edwanl (Jitilin*.and Maurice Aranwoi. iforUeth wedding unnher-ar'. nt Mr. Mrs lUttlr Ander; und family vtait«». Saturday and Sunday ‘ friends. Jn her study in Grind Rapid-. »hr'mu! Mrs. Tungfete A IxHintlful chicken I Stlnduy with her daughter, Mr and Mis* Lorena Buird’ wa* home frt»m Mre A A Andereou.of Grpnd RapMt. Morris over th<- w«k end lids was tiMCKuest of Mre. W. N Chid­ all, who laid thr : Mr anti Mrs. Byron, Thus enterUr* IJ.zie c'de spent Sunday with ester, Mmidav lan-.-d. Sunday. Mr. und Mr.- V«-i Fry<-':. murical inMr. — aud Mrs Ralph W<»k1 »I Grand towing six years were .-,-e-nt under Hu BvV KwadUng of .Hiyk- ry Curn-re <4- Ernkln and daughter. Virginie, of Bather -on, Bert Cole, nt Edmore !j **ri ” ri-. ., —..................... Rapid.* visited viritrd Mr and anti Mre Mr.-- C. .. E instru'-tion <>? Cf.aii- s F H Mill* Ln*! jpcuitlng Albert Hampton and Mir John Brock uf Otu-go was in the Rapid* r|ty oft Munday calling on friend* ! Wc xi on Sunday yt.-ar*4)i- t-V’fdurd piano repertorte on-' j„iin ju.rs. brother and mm,er <1 ;)u- and Mr Dipre r und Mr Sprague uf Mre U-tliii Brown and little son Mr and -Mre Ed Seibert of Gull d«fr Mr. MilK. Delton. • . . ........................................... ibride amended the couplr Roger visited friends in Grand Rajnds lake wyro gurst* of Mr. and Mrs Jack front Junior U|4.,r JiJs: wedding. Tlie • Snyder on Sunday. . roUeRi nv Uni. and •she *«-. I.s [ -nth vi-itiric. taking and hav- 1,1 Mr and Mre J.v- Colliiy. from Wed­ - Mr and Mre. Ernest Erwuy visited , n-*d.r.- un’ll Sunday w)wn Mr MuiMr*. Edith Bonneii returned Til-v y. ;iW of a«,-hu* tk’-n « n.emlx-r of-9t ' ijw ft pica.sant social ru her brother Lawrefico Farrell. <d Carl­ day from a visit of fen dnyn with Tela- i c- cilfa Mode club of that rib she ex-:’. Mr and'Mr.' T;i’m-. ■ «- the te- t.ij and Mre Zimmerman of ,Kmnw«-l ' tiv<*« in Grand Rapids. ..... . . .. . .. ■cilucut.' «d some b '.m'.i ton on Sunday. nvers and came and spent the day Mis. Grace Tlnirston of Plainwell Mrs. R. I. Hendershott lias relumed the Chicago. Mu-teal cnif'-g.-, uhev di , -omc Irm ly «yt->. nJ' • ■i-. rntul.i- . Mr and Mr* • Ernfl’t Johnccck u from Detroit where she visited Mr and i-nrollrd the first ;ku'.- nt September. lions und best widn.s For Hoys $4.95i S5.95 $(,.95 Mr*. -Sarah Brnndstcrter has . Dr. Anin.ettm ami Mrs Clara Lamo. -------- --------------------- — the Oi-M-go rehool-t. entering the kin-!eaux of Fremont i-'ulh-d on Mr». J R.'j turned from n visit with Mr. and Mi < HARMING t.VNCHMI d.-rgart-n in 1917 and continued l Hayes <>u Sunday. ' . . Burr Vai. Houten of Almu. through th- firai glade SI a- graduated • guv C Keller rnteriat Mr* Bell'- Clement ha* r- turned Fred Snyder and Mrs. InA Schantz Of frbm .... nm-'oo visiiqd Saturday with Mithe „Ottawa Hill* high *clu*il, ’ i- charming;luncheon on from a visit with her slater, Mrs. Or-?CHmM called on his counins. Mr. anil Hand' ’ “ Itopi ’ .. 193B, . being pwarded ; I) Jnhiu-.x’k. ' val (>r.iv. ot Allegim i Mrs. Jack Snyder, on,Sunday. ,. imj uship for her fir ■’ «• Mr and Mrs Rurjull Johnco Mr and Mi*-4M.n fkhrnm of Grand | Mr ■ami Mr- Fn-d Wood and sun |1(!, si. • 1* the gnuiddauglit’ rod Sunday with Mr'am Rapid:, visited Mr und Mrs. A- H. Car- Frederick of Frankfort visited relative# msIIw Fry Un r.ni v of 1 lie guest* were a* vi-tli on Wcdne-day. !in and around here last wre-k uk awl ail enjoyEda. Downs Ims returned from the Mr. und Mrs. Rr.< J ilpisnn und U’OODBUIINE SPOKE hospital nt Great latkes. Ill, win-re he Mr*. Fred Ogden spent thr. week end -- - • -------------hud Wren tar ven week'. wuh relative* in Chatham. Canada Dr. A W. Woodbiirttr Clarke’ t< Dwight IP -.Hiirr returned la-t wrek j)r. ur:<i Mrs Dennfs Murra> wn. ynunt jiepplc ol tile to Hnuglitm where he attend* the (ih.Three River* Sunday to attend the. church ; •program wa< <-n liu-'.--iiWcat •«. «wi»h Michigan Colleee of Technology fum rul of hb britia r.’ C J Murray , BcU«. ‘ but by tills'h<- did not mean n Mi*. Louis Milter D-tum^d on WedMt and Mrx. Tho* Arrington left or. ,dins. . . ’ , ■ nesdny from a vLsit with her brotlM-r. | Saturday for. their home" bi Wiiba.-h. Rev Win Ht-lrii’el. ot PMthgwnt Ind., after s|»nding the .-iiinmer Ivn: Mr and Mr*. D I. Chrbli.in w< r>-In Mr and Mrs Fe d 1. Keclrr und qj th». - fin !i Kalamiiroo Saturday evening to daughter. Jmin Lee. .of Grand Rapid* Iwo n.’;llI|’ ,lt„ . Garrison Omer ChrMian, who b'eriuusly *U’k jwete .Sunday guests ut ibr F.. C. Ed-'-■ f- inmirin ■ H; -u.d- rii on!;- dromMsi Wayne Conklin, who ha- been visit-; mond.-: home. «h—j the right ray ate between four Suiiday > Ing frjrnd- ut Girilen and Ni-w Troy- Mr-. Fred Wopdriin- returned rm hundred m'.Ili'Jii-rnillt'jn and eight |jyn- Hading*.— ......-- -.......... for the wt week, returned home Sat- Sunday to her homem Grand Ilnpid* died rnillmte indli'in vibration-. « .*•«:- ly pot luck dinner and i» debahlb |.irl;>« lak< <ih . •Sunday attending n viidav after upending several days ’with M. County Y M C A m'etinc. ' itnber comPunt Conklin, wlui i« teaching in i; s. 'Ihomp-'Ui guv a line talk ibrauons u Nettii .Hyde and Ptflil Hyd< Sunday evening at the Cummumly . ,.vir.. on -TcmplaUt’iL*.’’ MU'ic by t-lunied Irani Hint wlu-re they Cflnklih. i*-> f'it-vc on.harnwuira .urn uWilmar. CaliL. & ,.t. 18. 1932 ' L^A^S. chicken supK-r will be irh-iilb- called on Mr and Mr* Wm. and wood. Michigan, are visiting the for­ tmg* friend* .Saturday ns wick Thursday I '.i iiUig ut *h<Thr-. b <> Dt-Vine Friday evening Bungay call­ Sunday. mers brother and fcifc. Mr. and M:.. i barenwftt fl ocluck l>>nafd in wen-.,Rev atu! Mrs. VanDortn. Mr. 1 the Hmm*-: Mr and Mr* C T. C'/des and Mr and MWill Hyde. Mr. and Mm. n letter telU and Mrs Will Grigsby were tfuest* of Mr. and Mr*. Will (Iran.* Krtriiam. .E-.-rryrmF Nel -on Brumm and Mr: and Mr*. Dah.Wild life n ; cordially invite- d tn attend tin: me DcVine of Nashville, guests of Mr. and <>vcr'Suti<|*y. ‘ ' ■4 Caledonia were Sunday riu ycar Pri G< ■ CoaU.. TROOP 72 lii2. - ElLw-irUi 1: . ’ -....... Mi's Wharicia May. Mary Jean’and Mm Fla.vle t Allcrdtny. In the aU-ence of Harvey Burge* . Su:uUy Mr. and Mrs John Co. ulu» enjoy hunfing. t-npplnic and Coral Mathew. .of Gallon were visitors Lorraine Ifenl.a.rii returned Friday t Mr.- Chc*t<.- Allerdlnif Scoutmaster '4 the Troop. Fred BalElizabeth Gibbony, nr* the home of Rev. Conklin Salur- lint wheri- he attends, colleitc. Dai tbhmn in n-won. H »» happen*’Utet of th- 4-H dub met wi'li »ro-. Troop Committeeman. » directI hare living mar a grandxm by marday aim Sunday. . Sopba Smith.’- Friday tug Hie work -and planiurm all arnvi* Mr- Glad;.. Crw.-kford*und children of rim-, by name Wolter Butter... Whom’ Frank Anmiiii--. T S K Reid, Stea­ ys club met.with their lli-s Three new Scouts were wdet«:n<4d Wi odlutui. Mr and Mre Victor. Bnimm 1 ,-han lien .iftcr- r<-!i r to a> Wac-r in ling •Rogen- mid Hur:\AVood an- in to the group and n».-c«.tary registnitioti and children u! near Hm.Ung*, Mr and Winston Wuriur mid Mr. and Mr nw l*en men completed. rompKiea The* ine* Scouts arw* nran-‘ HWd«n and funUly «nd th;-, i.Walter •!* im'lhiniMvf Paw P11W uttrndliig an executive com­ Git-n Baum nmi soil, IvmuUi. spent V has P..U1 Bate*. Burr Deonhon mid Harold ! N r' u’*' H»K<l<»n mid family mit ii-<- nu eting today. ' . - - of Nashville. . Mil". Anne Ifiirtort went to Ann Ar- home of Mr and Mr* R ajald Snihh. ’‘n Tin- republican Candida'.' would Cole Regular Trooj* meetings ui 1 Tinlaidu-* 1 Aid will give a chicken .... ................... . -- ----Mr ar.'! Mre. H .1 Frerlaiid viMtfd !' * lf“ like :«J meet .'lie Maple Grove \ot”r.'. at every Monday night. Ann- Oregon. At l>r<.M -tipner nt the church Friday night of -'•“ifi:,, xirt Turret her . meeting nJ th* aunt uhd uncle. Mi. and Mrs W 1. ^i. ,(n<l ,M:.* George Barker 1?.w<•’:! ■Prim- Itlbutur in siimnii 1 Oct 14th. Start serving supper - at that line. Lost wl; " linc grange hall Friday evening. Tlu- Cem- i on Sunday and c-.-U-hnitvd tht- birth­ ’ TROOP 79 in the Santa Aha n i.tait; 4,!(.ry circle will serve supper beginErl Siiyer-. of Mnrtin und Jann - day* of Mrs FrnUarid and Mr. Parb-r. At a meeting of tlie Trx>p commit- <1.30. Al! are invited to attend. re nillif Foh-y, Mr* N«-!ll«- R. Hopkins and Mis* Olive- r,.itlin‘p has return'd t< <• at Woodland Mr. Ward Plants was. , Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox and •V11 nine :rt 7 00 o'clock. Music and lected to serve a* Scoutmaster, filling; j! Thelma spent Sunday with Mr. and . ' dauKhtcr. Goldin FuIUt. ntt<-mled Hill— lMn.il after spending revcral 'days - -... „... ing.ttuun two or Rin1M'*‘ Gx-akfiw. 'Mr- Albert Holsobus.near Bellevue.' . amt Riiuid ' th ughj beat, pibv at Tlircv J^-drigc J’-still ----- ----------- Oak* ----- the vacancy caused by the transfer cd । Uithrop .‘pent the month of September anh n club i fn-i tcmly. 1 nmic-d .' helping c-'.re- for lu-r son. Fr. John p-orr(i;t non. former Scoutmaster., to; MORGAN. Mr In California. ” . Day. who is quite ill .with throat the Lakeview school at Battle Creek Mi**. Dorothy Green' of Nashville on Saturday to W. H. Schroder, new principal of thon Ruby Webb Sunday after­ :;nrd.-:i-Club r,f coy»><< a fox. ami 11 bnx\>r Miund the game between the Cut- and g p Brock und Mi- Anna Smith nciwol. wa* appointed assistant Scout­ called noon. ' oi N' irk-0h-' wildcat, the laU<-r a mo.t br-autipi! me. for Mr- Edna .Shultz Vender and master There lenders in addition to the Yanks Hilly greatly thrilled ln KfelAmaroo <>t| Bunday where th-Mr and Mr*. Leo King and san Don­ ' pnimaL Tliere so arowv.-d my int-'i- .-t bnbv. Don Gager and Welby Crockford. a*vDiU-d tin- litflcr'f r-inlrr, Mr-. Hatt! • [t)1(..Hiu1'on N-. w.’Y 'rk. lia ald *ja-nl tiie week end witii Mr. and itliat I quickly marl.- arraui.-em?-nt- with Mr and Mr* sLyman Johnson r»'- Hams, and .am. Vuuint-’ Mr. and Mr.< Wilson Wrllitt*. atld .'Lstnnt Scoutmaster, insure succc.-u.iul Mrs J W. Shaffer. !i r ;idont. all cf whom gm . Walter to Hike me pion. < :i hi* next 1W ,„, of* Detroit were week-end guests active leadership of tiie Troop A very., • 1 tirm*I lu.-t w«-k fnmi .Ann Arlmr. ncbaby Mr, and Mre E H. Pate, Dili:' nr ■ I f.jrina< Vi. it l > the trap:, its I had a gvat dr-. of ,|R. f4 c.itnjxuiM'd by Mr. mid Mr* H0II1*- all(i Mflry FliAiUtho! Detroit and; After lunid'.-5>n thp Indira ‘ f’rmcr s parent*. Mr. und Mrs tyur Troop committee is behind this’: Mr*. Alary Turner visited at U10 sinzee. -------------------the i-ouir.iy wh :n- so much -1-' ‘to ------------------j. j .wiiiitt*. Johnson and Mi -s Deris Johnson: wh > Mi-.- F.'iiirl skiiUH-r of LaSalle. Ont.«r-1 Bfyth'-neld garden■■ ai*»» th i group, assuring iiermanency . The I home of Mr and Mrs. Charts Mead of Slimy Point last week. ’ . wild Jile wu-s nt hw. Afl-r nil ••a.t’ly ' Mr* Ailcn Sage of Ypsilanti hospi- Troop Is rponsored by the Woodland ,P.. ' n inaimd over Sunday , in. vldud Mr ■'•■** *v -• j Mr and Mr- W H Van Sickle and Vreakfast an tlie morning ot tny vUlt Mr- and Mr* Groier Coleman. Judge incinds. uvtT th'। Elwocd Van Sickle of LanUng spent i we were op our way at six .o’clock. Twa. Mr. and Mrs.. Geo Fulton and 'Mr. | Elin EHcl'-ston, Mr- Willi* Sfn-terand Sunday gwst> tile week end-with Mr. anti Mr*. Clatr hour* <-;i*y travel brought u, Uf .the I Bidelman of Hasting* were Sunday, SHOWER. J McCnerj wr.e Mr. and Mr. Vernal ‘ TROOP 71. .Ait- Chark-i ui»t«:i ’BrvkwiHi izv*..... •«., foot of the mountains, all on paved evening guests uf thr tetter's son, Mr . *w «..«<««.. Thursday. arriving, there just shortly 1 Cttln of Stobkbridue. Ch-.ral’d Orahum i Mrs . Van Sickle .'.fti^hr bank robbery. - and Mbs Fertl Clark .of Mawm and i iy entertained i-t her home on North highway. Hero wr turned off and lefl- and Mr.' Henry Bldelman-. ’ of tiw Jroop. are developing a' En’t-'t and Donald Mead attended the car under .oime some ‘trees oh an nban; aban?.ti^ Rush S'-tkcr of Chicago Lt visit-’ Mr» Clay MtCreery of -Battle. Creek | Park St Thu:-.-.d.-.v evening, Sepreniber th-' trees on Mr and Mrs. Hcnrs* Bidehnan. Mr I wpffahop in th<- ba-cnvnt of their new the bail same- at Ea*t Lannng Baturxho’i ir for dor.ed v -.it'farm at»ui one-fourth nine .and Mr'..,Fone*t Bidt.-lman were Sun-; Dgion hall wlw-re the Troop is pei-t- [day Margaret went with them and ’ ing Miss Juanita Arner ut the hornMrs Fn <1 Huh . Mrs Fa'-- Donl- y. i fr».m the iuphway and lr.-s.in odr us- day guest - of .Mr. and Mrs. Robert, mg Thte will aid the Scouts iij hav-' vi'itrd Mrs. Cheater Wiijan-t. of h-r parent- The young Indio* were’ Mr- Clare Sandy mid Mrs Venn- M i•r a recent bride ela-atnst' 1 at the Florida-Stale College ti'i sja-nt Tue.'dny In Grand Rapid*. , u-.g handicraft work and making ,-<pe-’ Tire little infunt daughter of Mr. and •:u •! '■ ■■'ere •mor- cent up thr gradual slope at Jhe foot . Price in CaMh-ton. " tor Women at Tullaha^-om. Florida lost Mre Mar.ee going as a delegAte lo lb- tki___ _. .. Mr mid Mrs. Arthur Skidmore spent C|al Scout equipment. The-Eagle P->- Mre Fred Main |>asM-d away/ Tuesday Sunday at Mr and Mre. Cecil Conk-; tr<-l of which Nelson Gardner was the and tm- funeral wav held at^the home year. annual Baptist Association m-etimr 1 pH/t-* bt-init won bv Mi • Maxine ' ' •iriter-Patro! — - • contest ■ In at two o’clock Friday afternoon and the leader rm the , All report a fine time. iw<h*’* r. Ruby H ill and Mr' Ocitrse half way up vlsitXna .the traps to-wliai tin's near Vermontville. was called “The Forks" tturn I would company with Mr. and Mr- Glenn Mr- ■ Albert B-.-Cker. in'lrurtor of EnKlb) j William. i Scout work lust spring, and their re- remain? laid In the Barryvllie eetnv‘ warn J* to .r. t™. n ,r~ !ri.> ,o ,.cnnn ***■ The IxTeavrd. pwrenis imve the h- obliged to retrace my -‘tejis foliawLr-.ivv of LMwihg. nt~ti«iWbiirg NORTH. MAPLE GROVE. ward — - >ndwere nubUc jipeuking Jn the Hastit-.q-i Mt Boulter who wa formerly Mi ■ Su"Sn* ,‘1 ‘^'’’ESXh Sk "TS... W ... ing the deer trail back-which would Bernice. Paul and Von Rhoades un- where :h--y t: ’ >>n Tliur.-.djy to attend the funeral of High school. 1 o*s to Dinirborn 'hl* wk Mildw'd Joimc.K-k v >• tty- icelptcnl <4 bring me out in sicht of tlu- cat B‘.’- derwent torhil operations at Pennock state in- former’', brotlier-in-law. Timina-- Friday arid Sat'inlnv to ntfeijd a meet-1 many h:x gnt* State Prison. Prt-^n____ Z Mt BUn(.|uri|- ohln vrT„ KUCWU Hl fh*'«pital Satutday ■ Henson . - ing of iim FV:d. ra) Teacher* club. Dr ' .gucm.? from mil of t-»wp were Mr* 'fore we had ‘readied — TROOP 74 |thc McClelland home last week and up. 7 had Thieves wen- busy, here Tm-aliy •. . Mr mid Mr* Harry RHchlv. Mr. civdr W. Miller of Cohimdia will b Ijh-tltert Sehanlrnb-r.- of 'Kakmuixo-.1; which were about five n H.irold Logan has joined the Troop;r‘U“ him nWht when they-stole fifteen gallon.* . .... — ...L™ .Hazel Hinkb'y and Rlch|»rti nix-lit Sunprincipal sjrnkcr. I Mrs. Wilbur ToW.'Mr*. R-vre H- n- decided to Stoy .the rout.- telling Mr and Mr- Dave McClelland ami tr t'1 Imlf ;(,t |Munt belonging to Mr*. Nettie Over- ;a_s Srtiuimaster pranJa’m'ranka"" diiy in Lahvina with Mr and, Mr* Mi.. John McLravy and Mi•* Molli- i.>r. and di-'iuh'-r Marquita of D Irm: that 1 would get ofl’Uie d'»-r trail Soil,^v< fir.*?. Wlo; :m!i' : al|,jth tirnt she had stored in a gran-:4 Dwight Htimphn y Mr* Humphrey I* van pugtert-n nccompanled Mr anil Mr*. Chester Johncock. Mi - Hazel a dozen times in going the first mu a* a * ’ 1 ’ t,“rUln- ull< I After .« ’vigorous protect raying the nfv mg the the Mimnw summer and arid as a result result are are now now Mcwly recovering from lu-r recent mt- Mrs, Isaac Mole of near Lake Odes-:r to johneork of Gun lake Mildred Varney were guests of the [climb wa* too *uvp and rough and that dlK | Mrs . Mohall Beli-m from re.idv to begin to work for thelj Star,, low. slcknev.. • Detroit for Saturday and Sunday j*! Wlnan* home in F. Lansing Sunday r.AMii. I1 could not*make it. he con-enti-c,. A watnrrville spent Sunday witii their R M Lamfne went to Katemazno on micsti; of Mr and Mrs. Chrt*. BtreJck ■ : wt luidnearly tho wliolc day bpforv u*. |Mr<.n.4, Maurice came home wijh nd — Mt ' Sunday nod brought Mrs Mary Show- Tfojy ucre happy to find Mr. BuXfck I --- __________ Scouts an- requested „„ tiii* J1.: ermnn home from Bronson hospital i improved in health land Mr*. Edv Dawn* met Mr 11and' we look our lime. The next five mile* t«y?ni after helping his brother the pit*’, O«*, 10 S»u.. .r. mreM lhr through canyons and gulcht -, mrer • Mrs Shouurman b making n splendid! Mr. apd Mr. Carl Finstrom attend- Mt • Albeit cram and daughter a meet in front if the Episcopal Parish i Hohav'-c of Detroit visited in house bv 4 30 o’clock at the latest. recovery from her recent operation tor ,.tl tll, ln Ann Arbor on Salurduv Mbs Mabel D in* wert_yrSenh li.it 'i mountain streams and rocks. fflflUftgi ': Hoti.-..’ and Mr* Hattie Shaffer wm guest* of Lansing relatives one day which all are glad. 'Hartley Finstrom, why b a studeii! at on Sunday attending 11 family,reunion ottnehes u,n by .sage bruidi where Um oK. Frt-d Han'--, home Monday this, j,^ motherTiome with Mr*. F B. D.rouillard and Mi.*-, Lairenui. 1.-. r.rni playing wi'h the at fh<- home <-! Harry L»-!n* Flit nt going Ar. too sleep Sure w.v- -nmc w„.j. anj Hasting' Camp Fire Group* will hold T™™' **nt *’*«» /•>* Gwendolyn Drouillnrd ol Pontiac will m. 8 G band un«! came home with hl*; were prej-ent aii<| ehj<-yi;d a happy time climb. On the way ujl Walter showed t,lln af(Pr spending the summer with h Grand Council Fin- Wednesday. <xt : *uh M'n’ iu' *hd ,uml7 at Imp where Uv-year-before In tlie op-n i14>r <(rt;u;n-cr and Ivr-band ..jM end wjth Mr.-, J. R paren t.' from Arbm «... on -Sa'.urda; . . ~ nwTiih’ivri in -•»- ’iid 41i:-. week ~ ...... -.............. purrin' ii-uii Ann niwi j.« «l»r polnta ot mHi-,.* Mim — Gwendolyn is I JOI.1.1 iiii.iuiivi « i.i n, l.u-auui for deer, he had .Shot Ills two Mr« My r« Sheffield of Hiretings and 1.-. w™unr al « -S It »ill »• in th. '-"» ■« •"> Haye*. MI is Icuvmn having . rPlUmlns. »,« tn \< M. « 8 n C «... on mnuLiv Sunday, Q.l3i Mre . . soon for Washington. D. C. where shgymnasium Unless- weather • permit* iT’rcd WoMfruU of Grund Rapid.' ‘d-- ; eleven o'clock, with our c.oat.- ofi.'the jhwr will attend the National Park school. having it oui of doors. , COl NTT UNB. war- Severance oc.vi.hu- 'of v. Detroit ............ will —Mr. and Mre NHxm Hav< n of On-1 Ixhtfully -nt- fheiv .1 th.- Jolly B'rth- l*un shining very warm, we sat down 0:1 w,«.x. ErneA A Grand Council Fire u a ceremonial! xpend part of thu week at home for, i.ndaga were the gurste qf thi-ir dauah-IdSy club and th-jir hu-b..n<b on-Thurs- a large flat rock and h»d our lunch. Mr aiK1 Mrs. Austin Hook enter- gathering of all Camp Fire Girls at j Mas* Olaa Eckardt anti tU«* Mlv^. ;hi> last oi >11* ' rcpvi-sMon ’ vacation, irr. Mrs Erma Gardner, und Mr. andlday. A plchsanl v cial tmwaa <n-'land a drink from one of the mountain 1Amct| relatives from Battle creek over which time ranks and sircial honor* 11Kate and Rose Eckardt were in HasErnvst and his mother. Mrs. L Scv-jMrs Arthur Haven la& week Tin-.--|pvud..re I! u 1 a bountrlur dmmr. All. ttnfi-« Wednesday are awarded and new group* taken lii-fl ‘ ■jstrvams ami I never drank ice water : tl ,,w< -,.k end. r.rnvvi inn 111* niuiiivr. nii'............. ; z ............. mince, were tn m northern Ontario the!day the'day was wa* tlutiw former former's wed- • meinbm.-mb- r-. rbut onrrancr. ’s forty-ninth wedbut o: r were■ in attendance. that w<* a- cold. Tw» hoiire mor.Ml y,„,liv Barnhart and son of' to membership. At thi*. The tlt*t I Henry Wachter of Grand Rapids Mrs, Wayne day of the ech|i*e of the «un 'Die sky.ding wrinlrerenry and in honor of th-’ "rtJS'rv-j'j nVhi* daughter? Mr. and -----Mm Jh , . -------- — Ibrought us to the top of tlje mountain Biittle &-cck he mother. Mrs.J Council Fire of the school year, seven 'VLUied "...I. vuitcd jer .was perfectly clear, everything looked event. Mre Gardner eiitertHtnnd at; / girls from varlojw groups will receive । J Gib»«>ii and family Sunday i taking ua five hour* t > make the ten -----Hulda -------Hawks. -----------Saturday. yellow, then it-grew dark hnt Just ns!dinner Opt ot Town gucM* were Mr j • o. or*;. I mtle*. from there wc followed n mote rank ol woodgatherer. three girls the Mr* Gjirric I. Geriingffr vvdUid her »he sun came out the wcrreHi sky over and Mr* Roy Shernu.n of ciuirlotte. Jug nnre and .. quarh r pound-, wa'* i direct rough road" down the mountoin CRESSEY*. rank ut firnnakcr und one new group:?iwr Waldo j Gerltnger and family in Lake Huron wav n bright r«M. It was a who were married the same day «s born to Di. and Ml Ro-.v Dthbridg' I aide taking us two hour* more making Mr. and Mr*. Warren Cairns Jr. wilt be admitted : South Sunfield from-kfanttey HU Wed,l«ht in ..member lor miriy mmcMr mr<.Mr» Kmrm A deluhllul "u .''i'1".1'", o.'.'' Isevep hours m all f.w the fifteen mile company with Mr and Mr*. E D Rey­ Thi* meeting is ojien tn the public ne.«d iy ' i \X unUl .he ne«. .me ; time .m ™Wed . ,| ^'.SbJS, Parent* of the girl*, all friends of Mr and Mr/ Nlithnfoori Of Grand '' hike A- WaltoT told of our climb to nold' made a buaineas trip to HaMingS1 Can- neighbor.* and others. |t wa* cinsidcrci and Nashville Saturday Camp Fire aud especially all former: Raj-KI' visited Mr. and Mrs H 1 (Jlb~ ~ ' ratulation* are extended. Mm N H. Barber will entertain th*' Camp F'.rc Girl* are welcome gu-*U- rmi Bunday. quite a feat tor me tiie op?n seasQp —‘ MK* Ila Sargent, went to w-e her for deer in Califonfia b in August. Hopie Literary. club for dinnec on RITCHIE—HOLMES. BARRYVII.I.E. Thuhdny. ’ Hastings friend- of FraticU Mr. and Mrs Carl Enzian and were .-urprited to learn of his marriage an adjoining county tlu- day before the fair, Ruwll Meade won a place on • jn voxiUnd Sunday. daughter oi Kalamazoo spent Sunday Matron opened and was on the ground to Miss Wmifnii Holme* of Laming. M S C dairy eaUte judging team j Robert Eckardt if Grarid Rapid* The ceremony Wire performed nt An­ early. A! fl 30 A. M he *hM hi* first with Mr. and Mm. Delbert Enzlan and the They started Tuesday night or. a ten-1 vuih-d hl* aunt. Mi-. Olga Erkardt, L. V. BESSMER, Eyesight Specialist gola. .Ind. Siilurday noon. Mr and buck and at 8 o'clock shx another. hit family. Mr. and Mr*. Leslie Enzian and wn days trip to Waterloo. Iowa, where-a > Sunday Mr*. Ritchie will reside in Lansing. quota for the «<a.«on. and no other HASTINGS, MICH. member of the party 8<»t a shot It is visited relatives at Battle Creek Sun- national contest wiJLbe held. On their i Mr. and Mrs. Einrsl Corry, who are Best wirfiea are eft ended way there they, with teams from Ohio I working In the fruit belt at Braith evident that Walter is a geed hunter Mr. and Mr* E. D‘ Reynolds of Wall and Indiana, were honored with a ban-iHajtn,' were home over i|>. woek end and a sure shot, as both buck* were' RETURNING FROM RCSS1A. airs. i,. the uk- first idiot. The numerom1 Ijike and Mj*. Mattle Reynold.' of Bat­ q-.iet at a large hotel in St Charles.: The Mism-i Kate and Ro»* Eckardt Mrs. i. I. {severance Sevehmce rwcivcci received, a car<i.r.meu card, killed by Ohio We are pleased to iiear ol Ru*-1 mretiMlned Sunday the fofi-iwiug Mr* t tie Creek spent Thursday night and -from her daughter Helen, from Biifia’ Jakes ot the Mate are well Mocked with VVp learn the facts regarding your eyes.. And thusp inho. N Y She is on her way to Now . fish but on uctwinf of cur neanu-.M to» Friday with Mr. and Mrs Le« Rey­ sell s good fortune and hr.jx he-wUl be AHn- Ecgaoii, Mr. and Mr*. IUy a* lucky at Waterloo. iBcheel mu- Olga Eckardt. Robert and striinientii CANNOT maktra mistake. Our opinions of .'York City where she will meet her J tlie ocean, our jxopks mostly go therer nold* and family. Lyle Rizor of near Eagle *|ivnt Sal- Qtendfln Eckardt. ■ Mr. and Mr.-. Lee Reynolds attended ’husband. Mr Van Dyke, who arrived for Uwlr fishing. A great variety otI the way you see are no more valuable than your own. jnr -ll(f Mre ./--.-*e Row teller of L**” 'in New York Tuesday on the ateaiiuhip tlfh are-caught there. «xnt very-large• Use funeral of his cousin. Mm.’ Elsie m day night «-.d Sunday with lua But what our instruments reveal- is dependable —ac­ iOlympic from Rums. om.'. tiie most common being bora-■ Lena, at North Irving Tliumday. Mr und Mrs Flos d Nesbitt J Kate arid TU*e ErkartU ‘ Ford Mariln of Richland spent SuiiI ----- =—■—--------------- ,cud«. sever*! kind.* of bara and plenty i curate. From that comes your eye comfort anti free­ Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Willetu *nd.f (iranapa aibon had compg V AND I BRIDGE CLl’B. ' day with Forest Barber. । of mackert-l in senna dom from ills that eye strain causes. — ■ < o » -- ■ • - ■ . baby of Detroit and Mr and Lansing several day* Rie pu*( I Mr*. Frank Hmnan was IiqiU-.-a lo. S'our* truly. Tlie Isle of Man is a separate British Mferlyn Shaver of Charlotte were.--------------- ■ ■ ~.S. the U and I bridf* duh on W«bic»-, ' w H Schants I _________ , , __________ island, and is not considered a part guest* of Mr. and Mr* J- J- WilletUl T’d like be • null'-onol day afternoon Bridge honors were United States currency wem* out at of tho United Kingdom of Great Briland Helen over the week end. -wouldn't have to argue with m l won by Mrs. Dan LcwiB and Mrs Fred ain. ■ Mr. u/id Mrs. Arthur Lathrop of Pra-'about excuse.," aaid a mam I Prentice. All had a delightful time. 1। the rate of MO.OOO.OW i* day. Made from all wool fabrics and smartly tailored, these 2 - knicker suits for boys are the best quality at an unusually low price. I .ast year thej( sold from $8.50 up. We have them in the new fall shades of brown, blue and grey.- T. S. Tells ot Hike in California Mountains Boy Scout Neu-s Dedicated to Better Vision By Looking Through Instruments Baird Clothing for Men und Boys �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1932 . PAGE EIGHT Our Success talKfaclury dealing with putk-ybulders. SEE VS FOR INSURANCE THE CHURCHES WANTS FALL IS HERE ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25 CTS Does your roof need fix'ingl' Do you need storm sash . or combination doors? Better let us do that fix­ . ing up before the snow ' flies. Storm doors in reg­ ular sizes very cheap. Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L. MAUS A SON CARDS OF THANKS H. S. SHELDON ABSTRACT AND REAL EBTATp OFFICE HAST1KOS. MICH . , THE HOME LUMBER COMPANY New COMFORT TRUSS wS8h Munro and Mrs Hide Sackett were UitL-ing visitors Wednesday.' Mrs Ralph WelherU-c s)*ni u' few PHONE 2276 HASTINGS and Mrs. Alinotr Sheldon nt Kalama- Your raplure will be securely . held with greater comfort thanyou believed possible it you wear an Akron Mechano-Funn Truss. The Akron exclusive feature “Selective Pressure 'Control'’ Is an amazing truss Improvement. Sec u deniun* strut ion here. <>! Bunhv'ftl The Prescription Drug Store B. A. L'BARKER. Rr.-rl. HASTINGS MICHIGAN HASTINGS MARKETS . CaiteeteJ W«tue»day. (Ki ’ I ‘.IJ. nd baby and Hurley Kiimr of Grund. Lcdgr spent Thiifd-.iy with hb> daughter. Ethel Mae ut the home othix parents. Mr LEN W. FEIGHNER Mrs Ida Wolfe is visiting relatives ] at Battle Creek Mr. and Mrs, Orville Flook. Mr and Ml. E.-V.'Keyes. Mr and Mrs Qttirj Lykins enjoyed a |w»t luck suppei" nt the home of Mr und Mrs (tail Likins! Thursday night in honor of Mrs’ O.tti<- Lykins’ birthday The Chlilllbur ol Culilinerce me I planning tn- same kind ot a iHertaln-! merit for. Hallowe’en ns they have! »|XHiM>rcd tl>e past two years -’Da-, <<;mmltt«i‘ this yjjir is Chas Betts. Rei. S. R WvrU and Menno Wenger.; File first meeting of thr Nashville' Community Brotherhood was held; Monday night at the Methodist Com-.■ ;muiUty.Huu.se ’Die supper wu> -serv-’ ed.hr Squad No. I Verner W Mainl uf Battle Creek s|x>ke an “Convllluliun ’ Conscious."--.— STATE REPRESENTATIVE ing day tor the- Wbmun'a Literary: Club a «>ne o’clock lunclietin »Mu hikun Menn) will be served by. Division 1. Roll call-''A Trip We Would Like to Take' Music appreciation • TluJ FIRST CHURCH or CUBIST. SCtF.NTUT Miitrli. Music chairmuii -Mrs Cerite Bet!.. Cin^ liiit- Mrs Cl;in-n<r Mu-, ter. • Sm-nkt-r -Rupt w.- D Wnllace.i Hu.ti-s.- -Mr?» Franz Maun-r. . : | H. ,H. Church has . Inch visiting' tnends al Fennville. Mr and Mr- Howard Bniinm ajid udmiKhti-r of Fremont BPi'iit the Week end with tlie hitter's parents. Mr. and Mi- Ed Pnlrfwr. Mr ail'd Mr: Coy <’l flnunm 'look HARTINGS PARISH. their daughter, Helen, to Aim Arbor METHODIST EFISCOPAL CHURCH. Sunday Miss .Pliyllto Brumm - of St. Louis xpen: the week end at her horde Mr.-. Grace Klt-inhnn-- of -Grand Rapids spent u Jew days with frttuds REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR If my M-rvp-<- to Barry county tn tlu- gmst -lias been satisfactory to you. I will uppmiutiyour support ut-the November elect km. I iiiwlge you, if elected, my vai nest > niit-mor in'lpc flilure as In tlu- pa.-.t. to reduce taxes slate boards dtu] coinmis'loiis, and to n-duiexpenses at nil stale institutions. tl. WE HAVE A GOOD W? — « « WJ __ « <_ _ ASSORTMENT OF Such As Tulips, Crocus, Paper White Narcissus. 1* 3 11 ttUl OS SPECIAL. THIS WEEK Ofl1 ■ lb. package Rullud Oats 4 Ee* 03 for table'use....................... I vC WALLACE FEED & SEED STORE A Michigan Wheat Bread Flour. 24',-lb. »ack . HASTINGS. MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2458 DancingP Classes FormingF1 In Ballet, Tap. Ballroom See VIRGINIA PAIGE al Oddfellow's Hall 1:00 P. M. Friday, October Mi-.' JMnna Northrup, who is attend­ in'.. Bu-itii-ss College in Battle Cieck. (pent Sunday at her home lure. Mr. and Mis Lee Walker ot Detroit "‘j* A'L“ b:!" Bt'CiBIli: (ORNEBS. ''it "' ’w-.Ii', ny!‘ . . Jar Chapman ol climax sj M.. william Denn.'. Jr. and *m;....... ... thi. ....... . WESTJIYAN METHODIST CHURCH «U!!rt.,y Fw,t.- home , M. Carl Martens and rhil<h- n Gri-’at Bntnin produced 3X1.238500 •pent a tew days the first of tlie-w«rk!Ion_. Uins ,tl durlnu pm with Mr. mid Mrs Fred Wanu-r. _____ ______________________________ Gall LykinsSuid wins and Clare Col .-M-re 3t Battle Creek Saturday. . , Mrs Arthur Carpenter. • Uv< • | d north ol town, muvrd away about five',,, cluck Sunday eve nine She sulfetrd , a stroke-about seven weeks ago and!" Itad txvH unccmscious since them I' •’ Short ;ervice« was held at tlu- home*'. Experienced Service OR more th’ui) t w v n t y - <> ij e yi'itts t«ur .-vi'vit'1*. ha.« heyir availabl**to the people <if HiiAtinjrs nt reason-; able prices. Ami dufiljjf nit these . ’years', we have been building upNjt background that, enables us today fn. F arill Spend the and family Scn'-ces in Itu- aflrrnnun were at Uvirj lormer Iwme. Byron Center, with burial, • there. She- leaves |»vr tiusbuud audit one son Laurence ' . Bprn to Mr. und Mrs Earle Knolls.]' Sunday, a sot) Friday night occurred tlie annual' Junior and Senior hunt. -Tiie seniorsi hurt at Alberta Nnvue.’s about 7 la and) ,. -o<m left for their hidinc place In the; -Vc Hurd garage At 8:40 the school | . .tall rung imd the juniors hit m twos] la hunt tiu-ir territory. At 9.40 the music, JFormer mem- •r Hrmnvy un< (> i: y ni a k e s ;i ch. .. ", and pays ionly u ri’nsunuiii*-*' price f«r c-xperit’HL’cd si-rvices, 'a lower price than is often asked fi.r'itiexperieiicvd. servfce. Ikv.vr. Jam: p.-::.-n,<nd Mre ’U-na Becker and family Hu-irVlK P Xctob-r 13lh Mr.-. Ada Thompson her son. Hinry'. and family. and Mis Glenn Dean nnd Idler and family of Leighton, Mrs Anna Behr und Clyde Starks of WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME BSOADNAV 6 GRECH elmbulanctiSeruce HOMt2B63 »roa« 2223 Thompson visited., her .Mr.' Addle Brntoy of Middleville wa* a .Sunday guest at Watt Thomas’ ’ Mr and Mr Joiin Nash and Mrs . ' • Lloyd Curtiss visited Mr and Mrs. Leo; ;j Church cl Irving Friday evening. -, ' Mr.- Gertrude Thomas and Beatrice «. were Grand Rapids visitor* Saturday. Mrs Belle Starks and son, Clyde, and Mrs Anna Behr cd Chicago Mrs. Fanny Hunuclman of Grand Rapids ,'i‘,i were Sunday callers al Wayne Ben-। ■i . ton’s. ’ ‘ ;ht at Grand L CHURCH OF christ. coats 'ing place Th- seniors not hearing the) ?52s. b, |j ts>td in hiding until 10,30. after; . which both rlawes hud a party at the i OBDI^R FOR PUBLICATION .(xmmtinity house. It be up to the •’ juniors to give the seniors a "chicken . : dinner." R. hcarsals for “The End of the • Lane. .« high school play, began last week The play will be given., some . time this month -Tlie first football game of the sea­ son was played «t Luke Odessa Friday, the score being Nashville 12, Lake ..... <’Wv...sa 7 Navue and Hickey were the k 'yardage gainers fur Nashville and Gage .played an excellent . defenslv.'' ’- game by backing up the line. Far Dr. Harris L. WoodLiurne most of tlu- players this game was the <1 flier at 301 South Jefferson Street fjrat in which they figured There are ■”......... - nly five letter men of last year back Residence al 619 South Church Street . in the line-up. Smith and Roc played Office Phone 2386 good games nt the quarterback posiResidence Phone 2363 i i. ii non. . Call* Ite*ponde<l to Day and Night 1 ' • Last Friday afternoon the grades '10-5 had a track meet at Riverside park. grove. : Albert Mix had his collarbone broken nt football practice Monday ] night. .. The Giri Scouts hove met jind reKindly Thought ’■’ -itanurd I heir troop Thr following a. x officers were elected President. DoroInstead of a gem, or even a flower, ■ • tha Greep: Vice-President. Virginia cast the gift of kindly thought into the ’’ "" fleas; Secretary. Helen Bassett; Treas! urer, Ann Mayo; Entertainment Chair­ heart,of a friend. The reward is great. man. Winifred Brumm: Refreshment Chairman. Annwlic Bclson Tlie patrol n*J -t leaders are: Bob White Patrol. Helen ” '] Ba-iett. Cardinal Patrol. Jean Smith; Canary Patrol. Dorotha Oreenf Blue . Distinctive Funeral Service Bird Patrol, Wilma Parrott. , Also Ambulance Service " ■ *lj Mr. and Mrs. Clift Kleinhans and .'sup i Chilly of East lansing were in town HASTINGS >, n‘<. Sunday evening. CHARLES H. LEONARD �THE HASTINGS BANNER PART TWO in the pages of our history tm it has (never recorded before." Ogden Mills, U. S. Secretary of Treasury, Outlines Terrific Battle ‘element* Before disetaring tlu? fundamental ot th* Presidents program. by of contrast. I desire to call your To Save America From Collapse 'way attention to the strictly Democratic OUR RECORD is our Reputation ■ (Continued from page one, part one* program for meeting the credit and'fi­ 1932. prices drclined by about* 10 peri which I have described, and 'which nancial crisis. There was such u pro­ gram. 1 nay Democratic program lucent; production by 22 per rent, while proceeded for some montlis with grow- cause, while many individual Drmo-1 loans a(id Invrotmeiita of member ing Intensity and witii a most dreadful participated in ttv^eiiartment ol; banks declined by ntunit ts.oooxxxi.ixio. eilrct on all value.',. buaincM employ- cruts, tlu- Reconstruction jW^RPRui a very / or Ifi per rent, and their depuitiUk by almetit uijd commodity, prices. different one was not only projMi-ed but i ■ unfiur amount. ’ ■ Wiwt we were confronted with wa* a .(actually pa.**<i by tiie- lM-mpcratH-' A virion-, circle had’ been tet .up,'credit crisis and financial panic of the!'I Home, uf R^preieiitutivrs under .till* Banks- wt re falling. . Every bank that first magnitude, superunpuwd upon a ‘feuder.diip o! the 8peaker ol lim 1100.0-. failed Iriiiliti.iied depdftitors . TheyMiajor bu-Miiesx und agricultural depre-ai mi vu,>a‘dtt,e m ? Withdrew deiMirits. The withdrawal of i nonnon • untu Until the the rmanemi financial owtacten obstacles !!(’«*“*• The were tlwre was DG»«*r*tit party. . depoMta irightciu'd the banks. Tt".;!" -7" overcome, t __ no hope of z' ,..o. '- effectively .L—’.rf-ilei,, dealing w.iti. ■ • trunks In turn Miught to make themwitii »i... die other I Jt Included' 1—A vast of ai.^uuuuu.uui, 11.200 000 000 <of .•«J»es liquid -that G. they sold Ihvest- phases of the depression, no hope of! ,_-A v“‘‘ program or h 1. meiit.'i. called loans, and restricted new! saving borrowers, no h»»j»r of price re- public construction, not needed by the1 advaii. . • ; adjustment, no liupc of renewed cm-1 Government and not Justified from an, A . this movement proceeded, the ployment ■ economic . standpoint, to tx- financed prices ol bonds (ell prowressirely to < The Frewldrnt’u Emergency Measures. (ry,n l,“-‘ Federal 'ITcasury. lower levels, weakening the ]x»i(ion «*l • It is against this background that: 3—An enormous distribution o! rund1-: nil bunks holding thern as a secondary . you must consider tlw great remedial' “(rough the immediate juyment ol the , nr.iervc. and carrying a tltreat to other 'measures initiated by the President i bonus, tooe financed by the issuance <ff । Ereat fiduciary institiitlons. All ol HIM. i In October he hud already outlined his “a* ‘‘urrency and tiie printrng-presM-.-. 3— Pulsing the of i._, liiej as we have seen.,meant an enannoip,iplana to Congressional leaders. When «» Government i «.enm*rt nf contraction of cn-dit.. which was Itwvi- the COligiess met. he submittted to United States into the commercial] tubly (icronfpnfojd by a. fall in. prices 1 them a detailed, comprehensive and bunking business on a nation-wide | . rumolis to borrowers, a restrict loti ot! practically complete program for meet- scale. 4— r-Guuruntee of bank-deposits. c'lmmercial und industrial arllvilj- und'ing the unparalleled emergency. 5— A budget necessarily unbalanced ■ increased unemployment. I Then und during the course of the by a tremendous margin Had .these] Rrartion Sets In. pension the President reeommcjided: become law. two results at least were! * Whut had brought about such a situ-" ,”T1“ t»“‘t’U‘nance of Hit- credit of inevitable, aiiftn mid more than offset the forces 'h® rvderal Government through the Tlie credit of the Federal Governworking toward recovery? The rceond !‘»«l«>»cing of the budget and by means merit would have been undermined. { plmw of the depletion, which was in- "f Provuion tor adequate revenue and and the printing pre. M-n, huvltiit been finitely more sever.? and more danger- f<’r ‘lra*tic curtailment ot expenditures starred for one purpose, would hovel dus than anything we imd y^ t clicoun2—Increasing the capital of the Fed- kept going for mwting all <rf the obU-(. tercd. begun fn Euroix*. eral Uuid Banks In tlie Interest at form gallons of tlu- Government, by the same: Ttw strains, burdens, and dislocations borrowers and ol strengthening the agdiicctly resulting from the Wnrld war. ricultural credit system. This would have been ■dtea'Ur, final which had bt<-n •.cmporarily <ib>ciiri.d | 3-The creation of the Iteconstruc- und t'rretrirvablc; Ute kind of disaster bythr facade of a reron!.( jutted ixhfic.?, Hon Finance Corp, to underpin the Hint in Germany reduced the value ot falsely a .Mimed to be solid, began‘un­ credit atruclure-ol the Nation. I he murk from 24 cents to zero, brought der-tlie pressure of the depression to 4— Tlie prnvLiiqii of $1500.000,000 for the economic life of tile country to a exert thi-lc, irresistible influences. FTs- tlu? R. F. c. loans to fitiinu-e tin? con­ state of complete prostration, and eco ­ i tire i began to apiiear ip the Etirojs nn struction of rclf-sustnlnilut public nomic ruin to practically all blusses of i economic t trww»H-r-'Tlu.-j’ gradually works, to give employmetit and so sc- her population. Such was the Democratic program Aux-d a-, not to be a burden on the tax­ driven through the Hou.s^'of RCprestnpayer. . war which hud swept u continent und 5— $300,000,000 for the slates through tatives, for the most part us party had shaken-the world, showed them­ tin- Reconstruction. Finance Cori’- for measuies. Its most striking feature is' the wiillngne-ss to employ the must des-1 ' »elvi*« unmistakably uf lust. They relief purposes. ('allured momentum. threatening col­ 6— Mublllzutlon of public effort .to perate ^expedients which even at the] lapse everywhere and bringing it about care for destitution, outset’wTiuld have defeated their bwn > in Un cver-Uidening field. 7— Enlarging tlu? discount facilities purpose and ultimately resulted, in [ With tolling prices aiid constantly of the Federal, Reserve System -by widespread .wreckage. - : lackenitig indiuiry. financial burden-- .amending the basic Act so that thi- reAdministration Purposes. teeaine unlMMiabir; credU and ex- .Mitircea Uf Our Federal Reserve Batik •> In contrast, tlie corner stonc-of the! < rtfirx-c 1 v.-;tem.> tailed. ,;iiui coiimjctce might be tliade fully available to pro­ Admlnistiutlun program was tlie main-J dried np vide nil enlarged Iwds for <?xpaiih<Mi of tenanco iinlih|»aired of the credit of tin- i credit. NuU^nal Government ut ul| coUs. It is! iim- mu in m.- laexii - nivwiii. lieh—The establishment of a system of; the one incli'-iM'nsabh* ioundiitioii m»n! i-re.iit’M bank in Aur.ti'ia, circled tin- name Loud Banks. I’lobt- Germany',I credit .system col-1 p - Granting the President the ihxi-s- which to build. This means,strici ad-; lu-rriu-c to sounil financial policy, a de-1 lup.'4-d. The -Auiiii'-. linani-iHl citiMli I i.-ary authority to consolidate govern­ termination to bring our iiational bud-' or iilrenrth th.d througtertd the e-.n-1 mental biinnus in the interest of gel into balance, and tiiai under no' tnriis h.m stood unuMailuldr. the ac- efficiency ami economy: circumstances would w«-, tolerate any I rejn.d symlnl of tinalicial Security was |0 The prompt Improvement of the taotperlng with our monetary ayr-tvin.! t-oni|M<II.-d to capitulate. Great Brit­ banking laws, t s directly or indirectly. ain went off the »rolil stuudard. Then The Congre.-s railed to h vIm*. our We, fought for these principles I (hr wave «>l dwtruclion rolled forward hanking laws. toJAlopl the full nicii.-airi . throughout the Jong session <4 Con-! of economy recointm-nded, and granted gretis until, al the efid. no vne dared! ynihilf tla- credit’ of tlie United State!, hmdeiiuale authority lor the reorgani­ openly to challenge them, (hough many tint! the American dollar. ' zation of the Government. But. with were still determined lb undermine! the.-c exeeptlmix, all ot this Immense them by indirection. Iloartlhur Begins. We withstood tlie .-.hock, but at ter- program tja* liven carried through. The major and essential jiurpc&es for rible pint , Between Septemlwi 21 mid In the language Of William Allen, we mnne were; thi- end of CH toberwe lust about SIM*.-■ White. tin* Preai&ht "has won more 1— Protection of the savings of tlw| , , 7 ;—————————— ----------------------------------------- ______ (HHUiOti III gold. \pn-wntim: about IS than any other President ever won in iwoplc entrusted to banks anti fiduciary| IL F. C. To Rescue. ;lhe-fuiwls set aside to pay Interest ar ! about $230,000,000. an expansion of ■ gratitude and our confidence, any other eight,months in the history institutions per cf-ni of our monetary atoek. $in,fflKJ,lWO to to,pay i ( We sought, to provide additional taxes. • currency Of about $75,000.000 .pay oil America hits had more popular PrcdMuiiv oi our, mim citizens. guided by ut this Nation " . 2— Relief- to -- borrowers ---------- . —7-ud j . v.v. and users credit tor commerce and ,„MU5try Industry and) und i It.mean* It means that that the the manufacturer manufacturer is Ls Hwe Illxorc than than $430,000,000 ot ol debt,debt, and and to dents. Prwldents better wred in Um While Mr. White In another sen­ credit —_n. whose potation had been-nmade . . ...the .leartu) ..... ----------—ills -isafe on hand reserves of reserves nearly petty arts of politics. Presidents better to arrest process of defla-1i — unable to buy and ----carry necessary ' I’®*1excess ' on hand excess of ncai By, November 7 nearly halt a billion tence oi, ti remarkable editorial goes well nigli intolerable by ih<? bicakdownl ,ll>n hy putting the credit ol the R»?-(i materials trajeas . iublc to di'araati.’e thcm.M‘hcs and their he can «.»»,. m ,-r^.iir '$360,000,000. un|ess obtain credit $360,000,000. dollar;; <ii currency had gone into hid­ very far indeed. there is much truth in ol credit faellltiii!* and the collapse of j cons I ruction Finance Corp, back of our | In some other community. Were it not for the so-called open actions; but America has hud no ing Foreign withdrawals and domestic It m mav well mean. mean >f if he oe be a oepuu. deposi- market policy of the Federal Reserve President wife acted more swfflly, with „ ,, ,, ■„ |«»mmercial and banking system;; k av weii • II lie liad failed.” In- says'. "not a hoarding threw an unparalleled strain . ■Jnt. ■ cannot. meet. *his . payroll. ..re, Iw... gtre.-V —from I ‘«h»r 111*1*1“ llecL-llkll Jlig-VI-ti Tn.lTgw , IlnnV? Banks, m member bank Ivt borrowings decision, FIZ* achieved more, gltwl and 111 in .t - Using ull available means to loun-, tlirough the ojien market jxilicy of the lor> 0 on our hankini: und credit structure., bunk in America would b>* open today teract tlie forces ol contraction and de-1 Federal ReM-rve System and by the | u means, in short, that unless help tiie Fedorui Jtewrvc districts would the face of overwhelming danger. and our commercial system would be Itar^tulkac. pinched Ihe very’ high ...v normal cco-- probably have reached a total tn excess ' where failure meant Nation-wide rtisas. r i .. , . . , ! ''nwwncy powers granted lo Federal: coma from outside, she figure of lith tn Reph-mtM-r uml tin- un- parBlyxcd. Railroads would be tn re­ ■ter, mure r, fully measured >•" up to ---------the re­ 4 --Provision for employment and reK e.serve Banks. nomlc activities of C: tliat _ ‘ community of $1,000,000,000 resulting In auefi pres-^* ” ‘ " “ ceiverships: uoiuiuh instftniwe the pri-W’dentcd tOl.'d Of 522.>ill October. HMr>MU|n. -c companies, k »v lief f<r distress. ■ j w(. undertook to protect the savings I may well be itaralynd. and terrible sure niton upon tli.-m them that thut tluthe ’ inereasi-d increased quirements of leadership Ulan Herbert Thi-rv lu-gan at that lime the forced, ii-llaiico of millions, would be in dc5 Abate all, to ftmo < ‘Bom o- f t( 1Jeop[,, dt.jxwitcd in banks or cn-1 hardships suffered by the individuals compulsory-liquidation and contraction Hoover. liiliildation und con'tiactfon of credit,1] fault. Such tragedy would be written Marlex and to reltove those pre^creal nutnutioiu. such as that compose it. of credits might well have -resulted in I For whom has this man betfn working whkh were ^1(hng tlu 1 insurance companies, by granting the I The services which one or two banks the complete breakdown of the flnnn-1। three many long and trying months force.! workljig towards &us^’® Reconstruction Finance Corp, brood perfpnn. for a given community are cipl system. ! with untiring industry, with unfalter­ cry;, tiie one -sure road to nation-wide them . typlcal o| lhc wblcJ, our enlln. President Presents Unified Program. ing purpoM.-. and w ith complete devo­ r'we have to discuss a nrogruni such I aov- Roosevelt, tlirough tlie' loose i h-tnkijig system performs for the Na­ The recommendations submitted to tion? For a few railroads, a few bunks. ’ as this in terms of iMtfunwtollties and unfounded charges which h<? made If to function ade- Congress were not aXerics of indepen­ u few corporations?'What folly! Tried lo Protect Every Family. dent and unrelated proposals. but con­ and apparently rcmot.-. but this should! Coty., has created misunderstanding as ^utte. urn mployroetu in stituted a unified and integrated.pros, —• He has labored to save men and not objure the (get that the problem character of the great service* ■y ^X^ffS^hlcl gram designed to meet tlu- Various women and to protect every faptlly In tv willed iv tlie intenselv hum in uni’ that have been rendered. It is worth I*op-i. anu many oi me enects wnten phases of a progressive economic dls- ! the land, sustained and inspired by a ^FtStui Jit» M! w£k and "iubhnr w«10. therefore, to take a few minutes I have described in the small commun- eii.se that had been actually diagnosed sympathy nyd uiidersUuidlng that led nroduerr - to receive a living wage for!tn give ,un example of the character । take place on a larger and National und which, if It had been permitted to him in spirit into every home, even the thS- ^duatT ol ”*• Stance it has given. Il has I’*•«*• though perhaps not in a form run its course, might have resulted in 'humblest, whose trials and burdens ha their products. thousands of banks. «> clearly defined and readily dlstln- terrible disaster. (could visualize and understand ..full The Ffatht For Credit ravcu nmu.uuias m omiiw. i gulshable. It U through no accident or fortui- well, for he himself had known and Tho afi-lmifortant fact during the . ,e ",po*’ , R. F. C. Favor*'Small Bank. I tous chance that when after many shared them second phase of tlie depression was What arc banks. Banks, in the first When, therefore, I affirm that the I months of unremitting storm sospe Such is the limn that Fate has ■ that the credit machinery of thr coun- instance arc institutions which receive Reconstruction Finance Corp, has saved, breaks have begun to ap|»ar in the placed al the head of our Nation durtry had broken dowtv werellor in --udekeeping Ihe funds of in others. try (lowiv. Banks turneniploy funds sal-- th,? banks of the United States, iw dark clouds that have overhung our fi- ing this'period of trial. He has mas. ... h«l broken .. ■ ..,2^ —-hind ikt.d in (urn pttitilrkv Ithose fnn rtA tn cat failing 1,; wtiwic•—- ------------------- sat faibng everywhere, everywhere. unuvi Und. r “ the . nibl. ----- -----------* ‘um— empmy tunas—tn enonnout lf . Ur . t< . rrtW ^ 1MiX ^ u-red the forces of destruction. He ha* pressure to wftleh.Uwy were subjectedi WjIngVhe credit needs of the com- creation becomes of enormous slgnlf-j nancial horizon, the tcrrtbl- onzienx- tcred the forces of destruction. He lias icunce. Except for tiie maintenance that has oppressed and paralyzed our laid tin? fouiiCAtlan for recovery. Ho investments .were sold nt panic ytrices. Ihunily. of the Government s credit, it over- activities for long has begun to lifl. hus earned tho right to complete ihe lamns wen? culled, noni'w loans were; -The farmer goes to the bank to ob- siiadows in importance every other ac-| and men have begun again to look to task of reconstructli n. We cannot nfmade; :tnd maturing mortgage* were1 tain the funds necessary to plant, har- tlon taken, every other program, past (the future with hope and confidence. । lord- to entrust It to anyone else. not renewed. Buildiqg and loan it^so-1 vest and tarry his crop until, Willistood vviinsioou Every every Wow. tuow. MllO elation*, insurance companies, mart-1 liirough Uyc sale of his products, he can or present. And Gov. RoOsevelt scoffed I it. i W» ha-.r M tartul dimculUn. Mr u„ 5,.^, gage loan companies, credit unions.' reimburse the bank and satisfy his own atHe said that the Reconstruction Ft- , nuutl Wnl y.,,, agricultural credit corporations, live-1 requirements. • nance Corp benefits only the great city - h.,e ..uuirad u-rHM. ,bock». but Un- ulnrt stock corixiraiions and joint slock The merchant borrows from the bank bunk and other large institutions. Tlie! a, .nd raourcHul N.-w lor » eoupte ol da, our rrwuror. have bran » moMlUrd M „ M1 „ Ur Qukk , uurf „ ,„d land bunks were compelled to restrict J t0 finance the goods whiclt he carries contrary is true. The great majority their operations, thus depriving real- on his shelve*; the manufacturer to n- of banks which have borrowed from u to brln, u. through aalrl,. thoujh ,rknd dents in urban and rural communities (nance himself until raw materials can tlie corporation arc located in small with touch suffering and damage Our Tuesday reouomle madilnrry u intact. Il ls ^robry and ,am,^ rd Wrlcnma of essential credit. \become finished products; the home towns. wWr, Mr. What was hapiwnlng. amongother. builder obtains, through mortgage, tiie Specifically, on August 31. 70 per. rmdy onto mow lo rr.pond lo Hr' comer, vldlad hrr mn and BuM4 ,.. tragedies, wa* that the debtors wen?' funds which enable him to erect his cent of the banks to which loans had erratic. ImpuUro, an nwrgrtir. re- ,hJ M„ Hund,, ,,,. being crashed Business and Industry home; and the depositor has in the been authorized were in towns qf less B.urrehil and InduUrlou. tmopte and lo c„|h,„ „ ui . th ore gieal underlying economic rorcm , nd u „ AuMk , were being stifled. Prices and values (bank an Institution in which he can than 5.000 population; 86 per cent were „.d U1,„ dauahure nuwllng .nd were being destroyed. deposit hir. savings, on which he can in towns ot less titan 25.000 and 90 per. that are wtir, today, no matter hire u. ». rmrs at thuk low paicu We sought to take care of ngricul- receive a moderate return, and which cent were in towns of less than 50,000. slowly. Just as relenllesMy. low-red re- Mr GIVE MATCHLLSA SERVICE re three or lour rear, ago they ier/Di tio-niium. tural needs and farm borrowers by in- nn. withdrawable to meet his current looking at it from another angle,•' rnrery were working toward disaster/ . Teller went to Kalacreasing the ‘capital of the Federal ■ nnd emergency needs. I .T_ Mrs. Mary J. we’ find that loans have been author­; We have withstood not only the]। nuuoo Tuesday to spend a week with Land-Banks by $125,000,000. by the ; There you have the picture— farmers, ized to more than 20 per cent of all the creation of agricultural credit corpor-1 manufacturers, merchants, home own- banks in the country, these banks hav­ blows from without, but the equally her daughter. alions under government auspices, by borrowers, os depositors—these ing about 15,000,000 of the 40,000,000’ destructive dangers threatened by panMr. Small of Kalamazoo was at hi* ic-strickened men', who. regardless of farm here Friday evening and reporti-d loans through tlie Secretary of Agri- . and J------many others, all with a vital stake bank depositors in the United States. ; ull experience and sound principjes, Mrs. Small very ill of pneumonia. culture for crop-planting purposes, by in the banks. These have been directly affected by authorizing tiie Reconstruction Finance When a bank closes, approaching the Corporation’s loans to banks, while’ would have undermined the vary tom­ Alvah Malchi wa* taken to Borges* Corp, to loan to insurance companies, it, first, from the standpoint of the de- the other 25,000,000 have benefited in­; dation of our struejure in their blind hospital Tuesday evening fur an oper­ agricultural credit corporatlotis, live ixsitor, it means that the wage earner directly by the Corporation's activities' efforts to find safety. ation for hernia. Now the-credll for tticse accomplish­ stock credit corporations, jefint stock may be unable to meet his bills or ev$n in preventing the fire from spreading. 1 Mrs. Ida Smith of Plalnwtili spent a ments belongs to many men who, with1 couple of days the past week with Mrs. land bonks, intermediate credit banks. to F ,w.f^v ,for y. such emergencies as provide Tide of Deflation Stemmed. clear heads, steadfast courage, and un­ Hattie Bellinger. and to State and National banking sickness; that tiie housewife cannot se. . remitting energy have, time after Ume, Institutlons. j cure cash for daily necessities, or the Let me say a word about the vigor­ • Mrs N H. Barber and frianda vUlted We sought to take care ot the needs • iiouseholder for taxes: that installment ous actions taken by our Federal Re­. closed fissure after fissure as tliey de­' tlu? Hartford fair Friday of home owner*, borrowers and mort-1 payments tall far behind; that the serve System to stem the tide -of de­. veloped in the dike that protected us1 Tlie Home Literary club will be en­ from an ovcrwiielmlng flood. gagors in urban centers by organizing merchant cannot collect, and conse- flation. , Credit to President. the Reconstruction Finance Corp, to quentiy cannot meet his obligations to From the end of February to theB for dinner Thursday. TELEPHONE 2177 DRIVE-IN SERVICE But the chief credit belongs to the make loans to Building and Loan Amo- the middle-man and the manufacturer; middle of September, tlie Federal Re­Mrs. Bellinger wm * t ciations, ‘insurance companies, mart-1 and that these, ia turn. wi» may be serve Banks purchased In the open1 man who has been our leader, charged In Kalamazoo Saturday. gage companies, banks, trust companies'-located 'in -----entirely •*—>- -*••» -----• ----— — ■ f by the people with the responsibility of market a Utile over $1,100,000,000 of different communi­ and savings banks, and through the ties, find their operations hampered. United States Government securities, protecting and promoting the National Semico were in Bi creation of the Home Loan Banks that It means that tiie farmer, if lie be a thus making available that immense interest in * period of as great emer- nesday afternoon. TO U. S. TIRES borrower, has no place to thm to fi­ sum to the banks of the country. credit for tiie great agencies that lend nance his crop. and. if he be a de­ . It enabled those banks to meet a fur­ owe more to him than we can yet com­ . funds on mortgage to home owners. positor, may find inmself deprived of ther net loss of gold amounting to pletely realise. He U entitled to our Safety Strength Service THIS BANK is organized and operated under the National Banking Act, and comes directly under United States Government Supervision. Periodically, but always without warning, United States Government inspectors arrive to see if all the legal requirements are being kept. Uncle Sam takes nothing on faith. We are a member of the Federal Reserve System—the STRONGEST banking structure in the world. As a member of this system, with its powerful in­ fluence and great resources, our depositors partici­ pate with us in all the advantages of our connection. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK Only National Bank in Barry County LET OUR “MINUTE MEN" SERVE YOU/ -STOP SERVICE U. S. GUARDS 4.40x21 . . $3.95 4.50x21 . . $4.45 4.75x19 . . $5.15 jrfuto J'poH Mop HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 5. IMS PAGE TEN I Ilf COURT HOUSE NEWS vurwaxs CLOVERDALE. I The Ladies' AW pleasantly surprised M„ MacDonald Saturday when they! PROBATE COURT. Y.M.C. A. ITEMS jber 87th birthday anniversary. Mrs.; Seventy 1WU> folks In In- Lockstedt presented a beautiful plant Leaders'XIaifip on Barlow lake over the' replory filed: •"> «*>“»« of the Ladles’ Aid. Refreshend. 35 from Barry county at one EM. C*rrie-M. Kelly. dec’tL Final ac- ’mcnt* were served, the birthday cake w tmoUier during the period. «i-a Uwyer arand Rap. ----- of -executor -----count filed, order allowing ’u-u was a twautiful beautiful nink pink and white while deco- ,-- prpd final account entered. rated angel food, made bjr Mrs Lockr id.-, gate a wonderful and convincing EM Jc«*e Downs, dee d. Annual ac- ‘t«dt. The ladies »pent an enjoyable-' address on prohibition at the cloning count of Admr. filed. v afternoon, promising nt th£ clore to 'resston Sunday afternoon &t. Samuel D.- Kathennan, dee d, come back next on- the name date . year Middleville-.Hl-Y held their first Order nlluxing claim* entered, petii.. . — ------------Rev. Holt* and Mr. .Applegate mo-: !HprunK !Iie4.Iln({ oj uir tp,, jcliooi ?rar year last wtTfc week tlun- for order tn sell Consumers I ouer ton-d to Niles Tiiursdiiy morning to tvan Lyons Hlch.iachuol principal Block filed, order to m-II -lock entered, take Rev. Holtsts mother Iwc. ‘leader. E;t Jahn Koclur. dee d. Pciilion to, Mr )n(J Mr)j Rf.x M(l(.L<xxi and dill-Bank depcets in wet 1914. 19 bUlton. revive commlraum. on Gunns tiled, c>- dn.n of Kaj.aIn.lztK, wcn. 8un(lay vial- in 1931 tinder prohibition. 52 billion ’’ rations iMiKd. Inn, wsixxi. .. th(. E L M1JrLc,’>d home Tue.-sjay. October 4. at tlu- Welcome Esc Laurence G Ryan, minor. Final Mr. and Mre. Harold Kellogg entd-!Conwrs' church occurred‘the first account of Gdrv filed, release of Gdn. tamed Mr. „and .----Mr- Roy Popleton of meeting this fall of the Barry County filed, discharge’issued , ---------• -------— • ............Sunday - -<’ :Mlnb-lerial (Association. Qod OuldEst. Frawr R Ironside, dec'd. Pet;- ■Kalumuwxi Ucn and order to pay balance on con-.. Mr. and Mrs. Mod rack and family•' ance arid Prohibition voting were the subjects most dlsciiMed. ‘ tract and take deed filed and entered. - moved to Battle Greek Saturday. . tw-.i M. L..Co>k. Frank Sage. Roy ThomE»i Richard Write, dee d. Final r< Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Penncls spent crtpls filed; order, allowing account cn- Sunday with theli- son. Hurry. .Mrs Davenport of Woodland. Jam--- L. tcred, ilis-burgv of Adntr. i^udd. es-: Harry Pennete. being in the hospital, Rugg. H. B. Bene*ay and P. O. Stokoc tutc enrolled. . : Grant Dickerson visited relatives in K-t. James.C. Powers iked. Annua! Kalamazoo tlie latter part of last week bf Middleville were county roinmlK<v inert of Barry county w!x> attended and tinul account pt Gdn.' filed. returning home Sunday some of the meetings nt tlie Barlow F.-t Harland V. Sweltiorr, «!♦ • d PcMr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum. Mrs. Lake camp over last week end. tition tn revive commission on claims ' Pint and Mrs. Lertrr Monica spent Rtty Johns of the State Y. M C. A filed. cKailcns issued. • in Kalamazoo WJS leader in tho camp disctuslon. In.- Stanton. Annual ac- Thursday The Ladies' Aid will meet October 13 dwr baseball, cricket and dart throwcotint tf at the home of Mn-. Frank Ciiilson. 1I1R fumkdied most jof the recreation fifa-d dlaciiargf ul Admr. .Mir* Beth Waugh <>f Kalamaroo ajong with ihn-e tqifare meals a dajr. visited her jmrenu Sunday evening. Ollt. jlUndrcd thirty-eight children utatr enrolled Mr and Mre Arthur, Waugh «penV| from the gnukss In Nashville M-hool Sunday afternoon with Mr. und Mrs । participated in track meet last Fri*drr uliowuw claims enter Will.Whinw-v of FrecfKrrt ,jav omdiicted on the weight bnsi->. IM Arnold Lamnwr- d Mr. and Mrs Fone.-t Hall and .Mr [developed bv the Y. M. c A. executor filed, fatten te»t and Mr; laurvnc*' Bendle of Hasting-: ----surd order limiting wtti WOODLAND. spent Sunday at tiie Mark Garrison ' laitn* filed. rd petition for bearing Mrs. Gilbert McLeod lias been quite home. , * notice tn creditors uiurd. Mrs. Evra Davenport ciiterrained ten fniranlieriiancc tax lited ’ friends,at'a surprise birthday dinner!; Mr. and Mrs Donald pager and baby spent the week end in Hartford and Fln.t .■ 1'1' “U1-' »'-k , rd tended the.Hartlord fair. | Mika Katherine Mohler returned to . her work in Grand Rapids Monday I'l.EAS^NT RIDGE. ■ it. Jiiiii'.s W. Hopkins, dcVd. Bond on sale ol real estate; filed, report of Mr. and Mrs. Wltun Wood and Urey-; after stK'iidiiiR three wtclut wifh lie •sale filed, order confirming rule entcr- elon spent Sunday ul Dwight Barnum's parents. Mr. and Mrs.‘Wm. Mohler. Rev. A E. Wynne; pastor of tliy X! c<n Town Line. ’ E Church, will give u icui|x-rance taJ^c, : Mr;;. Elia Kmnie Is spending a few ••Wet or Dry" at the community serUo< days in Battle Crtek- , with Mr. and • at the U: B. Church next Sunday eve- J port that Mrs. Cecil Honk Mr. and Me. Charlie Tpwiwmd. mng al 7:30 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Manford Martin and Bernard Caln ■ Donald. Evelyn and Harold visited Ih । faintly of Kalamaroo were Sunday York after Visiting guests of Rev and Mrs. Fay C. Wing. attending hu brotha Mr. und Mrs. Alfred Morcncy and Onto* W chirercn of Coldwater were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rdcll Sunday. line. Mrs. Albert Kinne -spent'; Mrs John Bulling wus a Qeiroit vis­ itor Friday. lay in Grand Rapids. th - P T A ■ 1- ldiv eveninc Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Fmnie spent the if. Vol- and Floi!.“““ Mr>- H1‘rr> Martens of Siunnau Saginaw. f -clei'U-d Proddent aiM ' Vice- Mart *ns nf ir-t’t and Mrs Chet Allcrdmg. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Shorno spent Sunday afternoon in Grand Rapid/. Mrs. Rose Smith of Portland vi.Mted member tiie chicken juppi Mr.- Nellie Hitt for several days last lay evcilim. October 6, at s in ciitu'ch basement. | Misses Louise and Lorenc Hilbert. c by Doh Chase while you cat. : Virginia Paul and Phyllis qnd Grry1; don Find attended the football game ! in' .Ann Arbor Saturday. Mr.- Arlie Spindler and dmiglrt< r, Kdjherine. were Lansing visitors Snturdiiy. I Mr. and Mrs. John Bulling and Mr. land Mrs Lloyd Valentine visited Rev. (vnd Mrs. Car! Seipp of Williamston ■ Sunday. I Four of the 8th glade girls lire tak­ ■ Mr. and Mrs Karl C. Fain ,nu! Mur­ The po-t oilIce ut Quimby luu Gaylord Holmes entertained a Mina Gillon from the Hhidr> school ing algebra ot Mr. Gmal. cia visited Mr and Mrs. H J. Stang of dir-continued und our mull.man. Geo. party of .‘even girls on Suturday at h<-r -turUil school here Munday. Tlie Delton High had h half hour Jackson over tile week end. " Scott, is trniislerrcd lo Hastings Route, home, hnnorihg -tier daughter. DoroThe girls organized an indoor ba.M:- assembly jx-riod Monday iiioriilnu with . Mr. and Mrs. Win. Mohler and MIk< ' Wuyqe Gales in cJmrgr . > thy'n birthday, u treasure hunt, marsh- ball team lust Thursday. ' : Katherine Mohler entertained friends: .Some nf the mothers of this district ■ mallow raut mid games were Ihe di-. The Delton bail team brat the from Zeeland. Grand Rapid.- and Hus-' met at thr sdioolhotue Friday after-; ver-mns. Many gifts were left tn iv- Dpwimg team 14 lo 2 lard Frid-ay. The name Finland is Swedish. itings Sunday. . t A. .business' ---------- meeting, ... jnvinbranee of the event. ; m-on for a P. T eh- ti-d nfllcers with results as • William Qavts ot the Eagle district ■ l Coats Grove in the church basement' follow-■ President. Mrs. Orpha Hunt; was a victim of u surprise on Saturday' Thursday evening. Supper will. Ik Vici -President, ~ Mrs. Inna Aspinali; night, reminding him of having reachj served beginning nt 6 00 o’clock: g,. r Secretory-Treasurer. Miss Norma Row­ etl the beginning of another .milc.tone, A rea-ption Wiu given in the Metho-. ]' 1>Vy wur .r naQ ™r oi Our w-ViB teacher had Clw charge ot tra the­ of life's journey. Games', dancing and ct I-1 church parlors for the new pastor 'program. , j»>t luck .supjx-r went enjoyed. rand his wife.-Rev. and Mrs. A. E Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bateman spent Tlie sMisscs Doris and Beatrice; | Wynn.-. Friday evening. A short pro- Munday with Mr and Mrs Myron Henry, nurses in. training at Leila hos- ; gram wa- giycm begimiing ulth ttun- n;it. imin. near Mason. pital. Battle Crock.' were week-epd. Nmuiiity ringing followed by n welcome Mr.>XiUwla;wi.-, und two children of guests of their parents. Mr and Mrs., u '* J *■" I given ‘by Mrs. J. V. Hilbert A nPercy Henry-of the Eagle district, i spouse was given by both Rev. und and Mis. Chas.* Hammond and family Tlie Pleasure Birthday organization Mr- Wynne. A vocal duet by Cly'.t mid Mrs. Lottie Hammond came Sun­ will be entertained by Mr., Uexsie I Wim- and Ah lie Mohler A reading by dae tor an extended visit. Strickland at- its next session on Wed-i ' Mrs. Leon Tyler and n piuho solo by Sunday .m*>ioo) at 1:30 next Sunday nesday. October 12. ItMtss Frances Wachter. • Sin-.ting cloaed und quarterly meeting at two o'clock Mr. und 'Mrs. Fred Miller and fam-1 the program foBowed by a .-octa! hour .Saturday und two-thirty Sunday. Oetoi j ily were Sunday guests at the home of j (and refre-shments. . Ixt thr 8th and 9th. ' their sister. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Guy/ ' Mr. and Mrs Eiqn Plants. Mise Bea­ A wry pretty, wedding was solcmniz- of Baltimore. trice Pltinls and.. Cfirlton Plants of Mrs. Sylvia Scldmorc mid friend/ । Grind and Elsie Mrs. Rogers Rctibeii. became the bride of — Rnpub. — — Mr - M*** Mrs. Nellie Cunningham of Camp Cus: Wolcott ol Wr M Woodland and Mr. U'cm E " Meier* Rev. Fred King << r writ? Tuesday evening guests of the: Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hastings,,Mich । and Mi s Milan Tnmibo u( Woodland (initiated The bride wus gowped in fanner’s daughter. Mr'.-. Fred Miller.' . were guests <»t Mr and Mr.-. Warn powder b ..j« crepe Mrs. Loriiig Dull and daughter. ■ brlili-.-mnid in wdreM of wine The Assyria Extension project lyn’ej vtej« Thr- bride ; ■ from near Wood­ organized a class in nutrition under the] HIGHBANK. , land and L-. teaching thr- Mayo wlftwl. leadership of Mesdames Gladys Junes Thr groom l» from Lake O<le:>u and W Grace of Lmisimr; Mr. -and M: ’ is teaching Hie Rutland school Loying and Katherine Cole Mr and Mrs. Leonard Smith of BatFredric Swarts und family bf Ba Dull ‘Aji -bc-t man. • i tic Creek were Sunday guest* of her Creek were ’Sunday gutoU of 1Her:'• Chas. King und 'dsnghler*. spent sister. Mrs. Pearie Holmes, and fam-: Dalyv. . • > Sunday mtn Rev. Fred King and lam~ Uy. • • Mt... Frank H.iwb'aL- called on r fly und ML-. Vclda sang a srto at th© Patrons it! the Briggs school district, land Mrs. Di-wt-y Jones.and fahiii; 2*; church. . , • ’ ;, met at life schoolhouse on Friday >rth Maple Grow Sunday afternoon Rev. and Mr King and .son. Thoron, night and organized a parent-teacher Albert- and Mrs Ostroth of . Ming with labor ; Society with Mrs Alma Durham as1 lie spent Thursday afternoon flt. tru ... .’ ramp ground . president; Mrs. Lucy Olilaspic. vice­ Jr. and and .... ■■•••' Mr*.. «»•■' Leslie Adam# — ... Mrs Nina Mar.-null 'is caring for president; Emerson Cortnght. recce-1 Sarah Oitro.lv Mr.- C'.air Marshall who :« ill with tarv; and Harvey Gillaspie, treasurer rVO-MATIC-S 1«2 rcroni fow No Service Call* in 9 leant Mrs Clan- Marshall was on tlu- «cg riujumalum price still duo. roc nuke it the very The pupils presented an interesting PURETEST COD LIVER IS VITAMIN £ •r the post week- Mr and Mrs Doyle Mr. aiid Mrs Pete Hoffman of Marte program followed by a pot luck lunch­ lowest pnetd ml burner. But you can Marshall were there awstnw with the Grove spvi.t Sunday v;th Mr. and Mrs. eon. Xt was voted to join the state TESTED . . . and we are selling A FULL fully automatic Hoslw.l H»ai. for let* Glenn Aspinall. organization and .will meet Friday of 16-oz. bottle for . . . . Mr and Mxa Howard Burcbff and -----------------U1 >14l M „a money than hand firing cult* you. each month. Mr. and Mr* Erwin Then- an: chcapc/ways to build an nil fam-.-y of Assyna were Sunday callers wuiuun Cramer, of the Striker du­ . Miller and Joyce VanAuken were *p-! st Clare Marshall trtet. who hi* hied here all his life. pointed committee. burner. Vil-O-Malic, pioneer and uotal Upjohn'* Super D50Z and $1.00 leader, knows by laSiratory pwof that Worth Green and son Marshall were graauated from Hastings and is a very A son. Robert Dale. Was born to Mr. tn Battle Creek.Saturdav p — young man. ----------------------------------------..j _» all of iliem are wanting in one or more tine was uiansu married at uw the and John Dcnreiner Schreiner oi of inc the, _ . ... ui a no Mrs. jonn Squibb’* Cod Liver Oil . . . 50c and $1.00 B^rnw. Paul and Vw Rhoads of parsonage Sunday to Mu* Mary Poland Stevens district on Thursday. SeptcmUple Grove Center had their tonjlta O,f Kortiiead Middlevrte ;u> R<v Fred ber 21“tPc uuxkho >r.al LX Maple -------- w /. Low oil eoniumption. 2. HanSquibb’* mint flavored 450c out performed the ceremony ut at the Pennock hospital Saturday King Performed ctremotr. The ’■ . . r.H .their .hn.r parents. n-tvw .... ......... . .. _The ••• Mead'* Cod Liver Oil75c and Rev. ->r»a and Mr, Mrs __ young couple. ..was unattended. NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. f. XJuietnei*. S. Clean cumbuiRhoads, called for them Sundav and decorations tor the wedding acre very Mead’* 10-D Cod Liver Oil85c they spent the day at the home of Mr beautiful. . ’ ... . and Mrs. Leslie Adams and Mr:. Sarah r, v King officiated al the funeral evening October 6. A cordial in-, The few dollars difference 'wtween OilMead’* Vioaterol85c and $4.00 D-Matk's low pnee and a cheap oil Ostrptn uf Panner Kanv. who w»s brought vitauon is extended to all. Keffler’s Cod Liver Oil and Mall wi:ra VFRMOVniilF Irem Reed Cll;. to MvCallipn amt lam Sunday afternoon callers at the Shir-, Coal Heat! Extract85c and $1.50 ley Slocum home ue/e Rev. and Mr». winter how. That • one reason why ' John Smith, Mr. Junie.- Bragdon und more homes are hc.itrd by Oil-G-Mauc drrn and Donald Komuaskey were in v»r» i »irr - Abbott’* Haliver Oil Capsule* Grand Rapids Saturday. . ,, „ „ rl L ’ .daughter Crystal. Mr. und Mrs. Frank than by any other oil burner in thi * odd. with Vio*terol, box .... : $i.2s ----city. and Mrs. Arti Tlie Birthday club meets Thursday ,I ,„^ rd’Asplnall Ha‘u^, ol PMthe J,K’clt - MrMr. ■ Costal Wataan Blanche Met; Mott -r-d joined Yarcer of Carlton alro Oicar Flory of with Mr, Fred Briggs *■ “-«' and Mrs. Blanc!Park Davit* Cod Liver Capiulc*, ML« Ruth Ratering and fnend of together and gave Mr-. Mcda Spaw a Hasfinw. box of 100 Capsules . . . . $1.75 Mr. and Mrs Otis Landon and Mre Grand Rapids spent over the uwk end Sat‘ Mjucauglua, Uuku urday afternoon. Nearly «'• fifty wen- Root and family ol Coopersville were. »• Myrlen Strait’s. “ -----And Many Other Standard Make* ...Lewu Her- j Sunday forenoon callers at Mrs. C. L. Ackerson of Lansing present and a delightful tune was had______ Lovely refreshments were served and *k«Mrs. Ida FFxy wa* a!*o a Sunday' spent the week end with her sister. tiie bride received many lovely pres- guest. Mrs Asa Strait. I Albert and Robert Barn' of Carlton i Mllborn strait was home from his 'nu- < ---------------* ’ r were Sunday guests of Garth Slocum 1 college work in YpaUanU over tlie week A new protective coating maurral Mures Helen and Dorothy Slocum । end. produces a brilliant, inflexible, exand Imogene Barry visited the Coat*’ Bill Anderson wm hurt on the truck We Deliver Phone 2131 tremeiy hard film, said to be attacked ' Grow tchool Thursday afterurcm. 1 Saturday when in Jackson. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN _______ , w - --------------by no solvents or chemical* except *ul----Elevator* to the Carisbed Caverns in phunc acid over 50 per cent and, U'a 909 mikw from New York to Chi itrongly cxidgar.g oxidizing srtuuon*. solution*. New Mexico descend 754 feet. strongly ,. cago by rail. This Bank Believes . . . that as long as there are people to eat food and wear clothing that as long as sowing and reaping continue in the established scheme of Nature that as long as manufac­ turing and distribution meet the laws of demand— just as surely as these go on, as they ever have, Pros­ perity cannot be diverted or long delayed For nearly half a.century this strong, old bank has rendered a careful, pains­ taking service to this community. A savings account started here will soon accumulate .into a considerable sum. We have always paid a safe 3' < inter­ est compounded semi-annually. HASTINGS CITY BANK The Bunk with the Chime Clock CAPITAL $75,000.00 SURPLUS $50,000.00 ’IO^ DOWN MULEHIDE ROOFING To Keep You Dry and Cozy Hastings Lumber & Coal Co nwu AVOID Severe Colds OIL-OMATIC” O This Winter by the Use of PURE COD LIVER OIL OO rrt’e. 01MW1C EDMONDS OIL CO Carveth & Stebbins �THE WASTINOS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER S, IM? MIDDLEVILLE. There has been a sharp advance tn many price quotations Some grades of coal have al ready increased in price. There is every reason to think there may be other increases in coal prices. We suggest you BUY YOUR COAL NOW! All the Good Standard Grades and prompt, clean service SMITH BROTHERS, VELTE & COMPANY Poultry arict"Slock Feeds Telephone 2257 . Coal, Lime, Cement, Etc. * Hastings, Mich. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO arc tak- uh hour ln« with The TELEPHONE valuable aid in SECURING WORK y Persons who are hlrqd by the day or job find their telephones invaluable as an aid In securing work. They are able to keep in,dose touch with employusually call those applicants first who can bo reached eaiify and quickly by telephone. The person who trios to get along without a tele­ phone may miss work that --------------------------------phone many times over. IN EMERGENCIES, priceless protection, enabling you to sum­ mon, doctor, firemen or police instantly, day or night. WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN It isgratilyinff to note that tn spite oi the many difficulties which have beset this country, not one Bnihlimr and Loan Association of Michigan has failed during the past year. The nationaLiivcraRe for safety of these institu­ tions is 99.8%. Why Not Invest In Building and Loen Shares ? JJlje Rational ffioait & ^nueatiiwnt ffinntpatui 8 ii 1250 Griswold St., Detroit Esubluted 1B69 J. L. Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings I and Mra. Mullen of Hastings called oh PRAIRIEVILLE. PLAN NEW METHOD C. E Storrs, wife and young daughTte Ladles' Aid will meet at' tte Mrs- Norrtfl “Ild Lucy Sunday P. M. fatter,, two sisters and four TO SELL TURKEYS ter. of Grand Rapids, were the guests church Wednesday. October 12. Pot IMrs- Mullen stayed ail night. of Mrs. Storr s parenUi.-G. D. and Mrs. luck dinner Every one invited. Mr. and Mn Art Baker. Patricia 1 There were 73 In Sunday School | Mr. and Mrs. DePriester of Kalamazoo Poultry Dept. Asks Growers To Whitmore > Tew days last week. Ml*. Merle Boyer has been in Chi- I>,rLi Adrinidon had charge. of the! brought Mrs. Smith twine Sunday eveAid Campaign To Attract cago, Mre. Floyd Wales visited Mrs. Frank IllinoU. for a-pmi* aitaiAlms m Mi-iSkmary program which wan fin.* [nlng to sfay while tte weather la suitEdwin able. Mr Mr, and and Mr» Mra.Ky. j. Polley a.wt and :Boniface In Delton Tuesday. _ tte care ot an aunt\Ju> is ill. “ ‘ Jf>h» * D<*ter uawipniued jM«a n!«hu. r Dnitav Buyers To Central-Points . East Lansing—An effort to twht Tte dinner given by the Ladle-.* Aid’Johnfox ami tert O'Donnell of' Has-] Myrtle Smith of Battle Creek were | —-- ----(Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. In Ing MUhlnn lurkry owner, u . UlrlS.xUir o< ll» M. K church ul IK,Id Uw. Oh » dual huntlln trip north, callers --------Mr. Millie me. who hx- teen .Uy 15^’,°' a"“’ “■ '?"■ price for the birds mnrkctqd this fall j Chose's on Thursday drew a go«l m»H«1 Friday. will b<* made by the poultry depart -1 crowd und all wemed to enjoy the fine: Wednesday afternoon cnanes Charles Draper ing witn with Mr. ana and Mrs. win Wrn h R.. Norns. Norris. ■.-tt—- . .. _ . MrKJhhl_ merit at Michigan State College which I dinner. A mice sum wait»realized for ’ Pitted awuy at Pennock hospital. Mr. has pone to her son's home in brand | ^*7” 7;' “ ^"" ask, .11 rroMcrsof Thanksaiving bird*, tte «iely. Draper ns born in Prairtevite • He Rapid* for a short Ume. . to ctmperate tn this campaign^**— I Quite a bjt of cxdtenu nt here on | was well and favorably known. He| Mr and Mrs. Arthur Lathrop spent u* •"*' * Ttie marketing plan Is simple, con- (Thuraday when tte state troopers w« re leaves his wife and three sisters and' tte week end at Fenion and Pontiac I .' j an/, M-Klbbli, dating of bringing all, the birds to n,gulag through town on their way t-’> numerous friend* to mourn their lo-.i ViUi the former's stslc: returning Bun“ "-Jr*;. ' central point and aeeuring blds for! aMlsi -In the search for Uic Holhuid Hr was lidd to rrM in th.* Pnprtevillc .day vvening Mrs. Louise Uilhrop re-iLieKiioar. them frqtn raprateintAtives of reliabi- hank robbers. Il was thought lor a o-metery Saturday afternuon. Much 1 turned with them,' 1 itouinq ana uonyorne m» . firms. There will be no cots <>f or- jUme that some of them were iwar Gun sympathy w cxfrreMcd for tte bereaved! The community was shocked at tte -Hue" Baer proposes a .solution for gniilration and probably, no otter ex- lake and as all can* were searched ones. fatal accident to Bryan WHkihs Wed-(the .Muscle Bhoah problem. He sugpense o. in ii.iu tld.i .....av>,i..o marketing plan. ' ' Tiitiraday-night that traveled near I -f.frs f^janor Hammock of Bat He' nesday evening. Bryan was born in ’ gesu that it be cut up into shower .Tlie Miui*eMi of-the marketing de-1‘lu*h‘. several of our people had a rcal Cii'ek U guest of tier sister. Mrs .Roys township. He war. tte younged. Baths. pends ii)x>n tte willingness nf growers II thrill when they were stopped und ted Evelyn Johnson of eight children. At tte uk<* of une -——-:--------------------------------------Mr and Mrs. E A. Parker, Elizabeth * year he with his parents moved lo thi.; BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY to cooperate and to send information ;to give aii account of *ltemMlv« < lo tin- college poultry department jI Tlie puncake supper on Tuesday! I evening at tte Pytldan tell given by: about the number of birds owned and! when they nr** to be marketed. In!|tin* Boy Schute w»s not patronized a.-.! communities where enough birds arc (well, I ax*it should have teen. I-ick ot owned to make thr centralization and (proper advertising, for very few knew bid plan practical, owners will bring - .... their birds in at designate-ci times to II a good cause and should recrive Ir' the benefit of good'------crow ds. get the blds from poultry buyers. ' ~ *" Buyers from IN-troit. Chicago, New !i Tlie many friends of Mr.*. Jennii York, and other large cities have shown! iCnniM.IL lor many years a r«inU n -.t in th<* pl'll! und will wig! rep- :here. were surprised to hear ol they utc sotlsfled eiiuugh bird* of k«*x! ! montville, Mich , yheie she had been ;ntcn'.lv It was supposed that lur points.. A representative of tin* Michl-|. health was improved Thr remains guu Turkey Growers'.Association will wen- brought ten? for the funeral and te ut'the tnarkiiinR points und th*- i burial Monday nt 2 P. M. loan the bint*, will be offered .for sale on u 'home of her son William. Two sons grad< <1 bails If jmssUik*. I and'two daughters survive, besides Questionnaires arc being mailed to [utter relatives and a host of friends, growers in tlie state who art* known loli made during tte many’years that slic tin* college department. Those who i haw, not rvqeivcd this list uf quw-lioiii* born and rated to manhood and womare askfd to rials’. in the marketing In !innliood. Tte sorrowing ones haw the asking for tlx- questionnaires and by I! sympathy lit all. , simirt-i ting to their neighbors that they | Arthur Brace. Jr. and two frteild-alto -use the plan. • | of ix-trolt, Mich., wen* gpendlm? .m*v,r.il days last wr«*k here witii Hts HENDERSHOTT. Lirlw!. <Art. ot courae..spent much uf , Tlie Rally day services and program hU timcylshlmr, at which he H an cxwere tine and thoroughly enjoyed by !)wrt. knowing cicry tlshlttg hole Un tte I riv< r. win re in. spent. many hilppy witli’tu mid sriivc a fine address ut the: morriing services and a short talk inii The Sid Vunumsn Oil Station •and! 'the afternoon. Tlie meetings will bc- (Grocery at the Buck church corners.I gm. thi. Wednesday evening and con- j north on Grand Rapids Street, was . ■ limit? through'/this month. There will (broken into Thursday night and we J be no services on Monduy evening#.!! hear, that practically everything was! 1 taken out. Thia is a terd blow to . it helm! rhoM*n as rest night. . • I I Mr. und'Mrs Le«* Hendershott were][ them. Sunday guest-. at Mel Hendershott's tn ' The friends ol Thomas C.-Flyrui. of Grand Rapids, who for »nme. time was I . Kalainnzixr. Aunt IMehl Holcomb went to FTee-j। a cl’*rk tere. wen* shocked to tear of |sni Thursday for h visit ut Frank his being killed by u M. C train Sun- • Brynil’s. • • (day night in Grand Rapids. He wa* Mr. and Sirs. Clyde Borne* and j ratted in B*wn<- township, north of us. daugliu-r with a girl friend Irum Jack-[and liad many friends In this vlcimfy Min >i> nt Sunday wjth Mrs Barnes'] The Jahn W. Armstrong Drug. St ore \i*ter. Mr;. Ctes. Hendcnhott, and I building has b'-*,n sold to Mrs. Nellie !Ctom and daughter, Mrs. Alenr Paulk ; family. ------------- --------- wm tateii U>.'n.-r, of this place. Tlie building has Pennock, hospital Tiiursduy for ah op-[-b***n occupied for year;, by Paul M. t-nRiuu L>i upjx ndlcitics. She te do- ‘ Faulkner who will continue to furnish lu-.iis mil oe can b* expected. 'you with drugs at the old stand. Mrs. Ella faihr of Hustings visited: Dr. FVrwcrdu. who for some months t. Albert Brill's Thursday und Fri-‘h;i* been in with Dr. Swift, has witha-. | drawn from the firm and «ill hang out Mr. i*qd Mrs. Robert Bryans sjtenl'iits -liingle Id outneighboring town of (from Holiirday until Monday* night of! Wayland.- Here is to yoursuccew D<k* thr. week with tlaur son. Howard, near eh. -pnrdy has purchawd wtet was <\a*. Qinvt. . । known ns the Geo. Davis farm, west of Mr and Mrs: laiwrcnve Christcrisen j Un* Prairie schoolhouse and expects to enicrtdini-d tiie young married people's ■ move ips family out this month. He nss uii Friday night ! i.u: rented his lipuse here In town lo Tlie young people of'tin- Parnli will , m..,_ Micky und family. 11 allow -'.-n party nt tte Wei- j Mr. Burt Yerrington and wife arunge hull Friday night uf this: rived on Htuiday mid took bin .-later. Mis* Hannah YerriQgton.. home with [him to Parksville. Mo. She Ims been lin jxxir health lor many years and it is if ChlLiiio, visited dur. ,, . I hoped that tte change will benefit her ing Ute past week with Mrs. .Anna: i',.,. 1 Buck and family. , ovano. . * . Mr mu| Mr». Herman Johnson of] Indiana spent tte week cud with Mr. . .... „ . . . , MilUliil. ......... M* »"-1 Ml‘ “, n;> »rt.-inl« Th,, A, Seoul, um th«, luwral.o' t.uuUuiie cTanMuwh. uninu ul the Imue ol' ll'-.'-rt' >'“■ Hutr nuexlB old tab) Law-ton ’Williams. iof Mr. and Mr*. Earl Paddock on 61m■ Marion Chin and daughter. Norren, I<lovbereaved ones Imre the (were tensing visitors Thursday uftri’•ymptithy ol all. lvrnQ(>n “ Mr. - daughters Mrs. riu,lr,,A. Gertrude ------------Gates and moved to Battle Creek last week tor Mr. mid Mrs. Fri-d Hcnney und Robert were guests Sunday, of the tiie winter. Lewis Hine and John Hine and son ‘former's cousin, Mr. mid Mrs. Durr «.,u daughter. u. v Victor visited their sister. Mr. and Mrs. teyic,. mid of Clarksville. Mr. und Mrs. Floyd Beckwith and n‘ve Gtbson near Cross Village over family of Hasilngs spent Thursday • lte ftevk end. evening with tin* latter s brother. Mr | Mr. and Mrs. William Sonneville ami and Mrs Leslie Daniels, and family. Mr> Edith Sminevtlle and Jimmie May । Mr. und Mrs. Ixe B/zdlck or Hick-1 <>i Bd«I« C"** vtstted Mr- “n<l Mrs' ory Corners were guestk Sunday ol Mr.. L»-»ter Bonneville Sunday evening . and Mrs. Lesl)e Donleb. i Mr- all<1 Mrs. Vcrn Wclchcr of Lacey I Mi und Mrs Burt Long und fam- visited Frank Horn and Clinton Sunilly vi.Mtcd Mi. and Mrs. Noumm 1 'laY evening. [Ri- liardion o! Lake Odessa Sunday • Mr and^Mra^Hurry Mtaner sprat I from Thur*day\until Saturday with | Rev Loomis is preuching umjc fine Mr. and Mrs. Prank Maws of Kalamai sermons. ,Conte and' enjoy the serv.Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Kenyon enter­ tained fifteen relatives and friends to a pfit luck dinner Sunday in honor of , Remember the preaching service at their son. Alva's, birthday. the chutcit next Sunday and come to Tlie Community club and romr of :S S. and preaching. (the neighbors met at tte homo of Mr | Tile L. A- 6. al the church Wednca-; and Mrs. Kenneth Babcock Thursdir ,'idoy was (pute well attended, tiie pro.-1 to assist-Mrs Babcock with her cancoeds being S4^5. Tlie ladies liad Uic ning and sewing. A pot luck dinji'f Aid quilt on and did some quiitmia on! uj,. enjoyed and they all felt i*. waa a lit. and will meet this week We.inl*»-1day well spent. Iftiy alternoon to quilt again. Mr. and Mrs. Mtla Akhby spent I Mr*. Eathel Hilton and son returned‘Sunday aiterno*m with Mr. and Mrs (Tuesday from Manistee Co. where th<y Charley Flnnsburg of Otsego. ! mended ter father? funeral. ' 1 •■• **----------( 1 ,I... t* • ti.i HOBIMIt t: PARK ihu recent operation at.tte home of Mr aI“L Wr<- Julian Pott'1 «nd| I ha a.mmcr. Mr. BlurW Slwura ' a»Wh’*r. B«-v. hMuM.,- rMhl I n 1*11 . •|and Sunday with tteir daughter. Mr. PLEASANT HILL. । and Mrs. Ralph Flnkteiner of Middle-, | Mr. and Mrs. Bprt Ibilmer and Mar- ville. . [san-t spent Sunday at Cassopolis vis-1 . Mr. and Mrs. Gt-orae Poland. Mr.. ; iting relatives and Mrs. Howard Smith CAUad on Mr., : Mrs. te ster Raymond is caring for Hind Mrs. LewU Skinner und family i her ajihl und new cousin at Grand I Sunday afternoon. Rapids. | Mr and Mrs Howard Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Clare Williams made‘son. Bobby, siwnt Thursday ut Sand I lake. a trlM trip In to llnrtfnr/l Hartford Riinrtuv, Sunday. Mr. and Mr?- John Kollar. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bedturd were in Mrs. Albert Proyt and. Clyde Kollar, Grand Rapid?; Tuesday. Kryn Vandenberg is' spending ..a who has been reeclyuig treatments at few days with hts daughter. Mrs, Mcl- Ann Arter, called on Clyde's family in tui Hunt and family of Grand Rap­ Orand Rapids Bunday and found them quarantined for scarlet lever. ids. Mrs. Evrid Jackson and son. Randall, Fred Johnsons visited friends in called on Mr. and Mrs- Wright CUf­ [Hastings Sunday. ■ Mrs. Ruth Pierce of Grand Rapids ford Sunday morning on their way to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ernest Barner* was a Sunday afternoon caller ot Mrs. and family cf Hanu CicekMatt Bedford. \ Mr and Mrs -Otto Llghtfoct -of ! The painting of the Eiffel Tower adds Freeport called on the Utter's brother, ■ approximately 45 tons to its weight. John Kollar, and wife Sunday. STORES WHERE ECONOMY RUHS are featuring IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS ONLY BEEF ROAST j»*c Any and all CUTS of SHOULDER Spare Ribs ls. 7j£c Pork Hearts ls 6c Lb. Pork Roast Lb. 6c Pork Liver Lb. 6c Beef Steak f Cc Any and all cuts of round or sirloin. Lb. Boiling Beef Lb. 62c | Salt Pork Lb- 7k Hamburger or Sausage 3 Lb« 25c L .A. R D KETTLE RENDERED lbs. .... FILLETS 3 Lb. 25c | OYSTERS 55c IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT Whitehouse Milk ™ 6 PRUNES z Fancy Santa Clara RAISINS Market Day BREAD Whole or Sliced, White 25 6 lbs. 25c 4-lb. pkg. 3lc 14b. loaf 4c - 29 Del Monte Coffee 8 O’CLOCK COFFEE 3 59c Fine Granulated Sugar 25 : 10 46' Fels Naptha Soap 10b-45c BOKAR COFFEE “Coffee St RED CIRCLE COFFEE NORTHERN TOILET TISSUE Soap Chips Ih. 27a lb. 23c rolls 25c 5 £21 A&PTho Great FOOD STORES Atlantic 4 Pacific Tea Co. — �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 5, 1M2 | LEGAL NOTICES COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS WITH PLOW AND FIRE Sunday with Mr and Mrs Dell Groat | at Banfteld. Ml QUID Ull I MOBTOAOE SALE Waller H LoMrll MOBTOAOE SAIT. HICKORY CORNERS. i- ■ The tuculty o^ Kellogg Agricultural J high school is pftjMrtog u play; -The / Fclt'-n My. t-.ry tlu- dale lor which East LanslnrAjlhill plowing and fire are the mcu.-urcy suggested by tiie entotnology department ut Michigan State College for destroying insects tu leswn depredationi in orchards and aiirdens next year. . Many of the prsta which damage fruits and vmctablc* pou thr. irtnter under trash.Or In vegetaliun or prun­ ing:' frpin trees or finer* Pence row*, fields overgrown with gra-ss und Weed.-, remnants from crops, m brush piles are Ideal winter quarter" for bugs Insects may .pass Hie winter as adults. Iqrvu. on pupa but they are ready to stmt a campaign of drstruo ticn In .tiie spring if the fall cleatt-up measures time not destroyed them. Ute ihx'Cts which live over winter In tiie ground can only be reached by full plowing but the burning ot trash near orcliards and gardi-as will kill thous­ and* which use such places for winter ltomes. Early frosts da not stop the Increase and feeding of such insects as squash bipj* and aphids which may be found m ilwusands on stump* of cabbage plant" ThO tarni"h»d plant bug gets its full meal* from rag weed plants. Insect* which attack bramble fruits can pass-through all stages of their ex­ istence in the pruning from vines or canes. The squujh rlne bort-r und the to­ mato worm puss the winter under­ ground und the Xante winter resort »erves for thr bean maggot. Use of the plow on these insects mid of fire for those living above ground will save many dollars next year. Sunday October 9 util be observed as Rally day tn the Sunday Sclrao! here and a ~ <<d attendance is ho;* <1 for. Rev. Hugh Kennedy, the newly »p(>4fftcd district Mi|x-Fintcndeni was the Speaker ut the regular church serv­ ice k»it Sunday and* his termon was very much enjoyed. . Tlie Cemetery Circle members arc making pnqwifution- for their annual chicken supper which will be given Friday evening October 14 in the church basement. The Southeast district ot the council of religious education will meet in con­ ference nt the Dowling church on Sun­ day afternoon, October 16. A program Is being prepared and all are welcome. Mrs Elnora Hummel und children ot Nashville. who have been the guests of h*T |xircnt«. Mr. and Mrs. John Gerbof. returned home last, weejc. They weir accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. GrrbvC and MINI Edita ;md Wallace Eggleston. wlx> also visited at Pottersville. Mr. and Mr - trvinu Fuller of Ver­ mont vilir and Mr’ and Mis Elgin Cot- ,, Friday evening Hw Sophomores en'■ tertallied the Fn.Uimen with refresh­ ment* and stunts ut the school. Rev. E Swadling had a birthday and a surprise wrty Sunday as dll of his ’^children and grand children were at tfcjtnr ol Mr:, Ellie Stanton. Tiu-lr " hn home, fur ditincr. The insistaii’- parents. Mr. and Mr, Wuli Norton, re* Inez Maniby. tinned home with them for a slwrt KOBTOAUB .'Al NOTICE or RECONVEYANCE ' Many Peatg Pass Winter In Mm Gamer Hampton and baby re­ home Sunday from Petlnock Quarters Which Cart Readily turned hospital. Mrs Hamptons parents. Mr Be Destroyed In Short Time MOBTOAOE BALZ. Comers are staying ul Hie Hampton iMime to uHend to household duties und will remain a white longer. Mrs Mary Nobles mid daughter, Mrs. Kate Burdick, of Hickory Comers .•pent from Wednesday until Friday night with Mr. und Mrs. H. P. Wertman. • Frank Dialer. Leon Ddkter. William Smith, Bob Smith und Linden Juhncox eompoM'd u duck hunting |nirty Saturday uite’rnoon and wire succex.tul m bajfgine twenty-five Milliards' und ten coot. Considerable excitement was created iiere-Tliursday when *o many state pu-| licemon stationed Hiemsclves In mid around our little berg, being on the! wutchout fur the .Holland bank rob­ bers. But tlie bandits didn't show up iwrc. Clare Reynolds and son. Boyd. and| daughter. Choice, of Chicago enmej Saturday night to spend ovjr Sunday with Mr und Mrs H T Reynold* and i Mr und Mrs. Max Reynolds. Mrs. Mary Shedd spent a couple of j days last week in Kalamazoo. J Rom Waters spent from Monday untl) Thursday In Cincinnati!. Ohio. Monday night. Sept. 26 the spacious' home of Mr and Mrs. William Seibel, was the scene of a happy family ■ gathering, the occasion bring in honor of Mrs. Seibel's seventieth birtiiday | and it was planned and carried out as a complete surprise to her. There I were about fifty relatives present I Tliuw from a distance wen*. Mrs. Leona Pierce and friends of Ft Wayne. Ind . t Mr and Mrs Don Hubbard aiut I daughter uf Grand Rupids; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pierce and son of Ionian Mr and Mrs. Duh^ Zimmerman und Safety movements arc having a-good .. r paragraphcr .__ ______________ assert, that ___ Rbuip is Mum Viola Kelley and friend; also Mr We read that only one |>eraoii tiie only thing for which the supply and*Mrs. Sum Grib mid .uiil'Mrs Stun ntui family trnnilv of nt 'effect 1 Kalanuiroo. Mr. and Mr*. Mervin was injured while playing ping pong is not equal to the demand. How about alimony? Stanton und Mr. and .Mrs Henry last year. Chamberlain und son of Baltic Creek. A large birthday cuke bearing 70 candles decorated tlie center of tlie dining table'mrd other cakes too nu­ merous lo mention wl|h home jnade| ice cream were served ns a luncheon. • Severa) lovely and useful gifts, also a sum of nhuiey. were left us u token | Tiie old-fashioned security. Building mid Lunn—tiie security'that at esteem ahd a reminder of the ochas stood up undrr depressions and panics for one hundred years, caslon. mid CCnne through without loss uf principal or dividends—is the Miss Ida Knttfrtdt went to Kplainasafest place o|ten In the investment, field today. Twelve million zoo Wednesday mid had a toe ampu­ sav«-ra in Hie United Stair? have found that R luu served them tated.' • well during-the post year. The dividend ot 5' h as been promptly Funeral fcrt lces for Mr. Wilkins, who land, mid their certificates have been und are today worth inu was killed in un accident near Hlckcents on the dollar. Nowhere t-l** m tlu* investment field can you my Corners Wednesday iflght. Wenfind '.’.tenter snlety or te tter yield. lirlfl- nt thr Hrnton home Friday lift-' rthoon. Also funeral , services w'ere Tlie Standard (Mid II -i Certificate Holden, over onr-quaih-r mil­ held there Sunday for tlie little baby < lion dollars, We invite your joining with us in.cither u smaller of Mr unfl Mnt. Karl Puddm-k. , | or larger way. and iwayp you llw full benefit ul our long pcricncc. Saturday to stay d couple of week* ut| the luiiiii- of Will Pennock at Husting-1' , The GanU-n club, recently or-1 gunia'd, will meet with Mr- Lub Wert num Thursday aticnmon. OctoIv... 11 Detroit, Michigan Mr. and Mr*. Lrroy Cross of Sunfield were Sunday guest* ot Mr. and Mrs bn'dl Representative Cluirlty Harrington. J Mr*. Elwyn Hayward entertained lw-r: motlier. Mrs. IJdy. from Woodland HASTINGS. MICH. from Thursday until Sunday and thi*' ^Doubltilested! ^Double,Action! BAKING lUTT V POWDER SAME PRICE 3 AS 42 YEARS AGO You Save in Buying KC YouSave in Using KC ECONOMICAL and EFFICIENT MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT Investing Safely ;il day. . Mr and Mrs. william Schuyler of und Mrs. Harold Pvrrigo of Gun March iyv making anangement* ■OBTOAuE BALE Flint uv siwndtng n few days witii her to occupy tiw Prank Scaur place which r..n ■punHite*at the M I*, parsonage they recently pitrchoaed. .. < .... ..i. __i. .. ' " ' w\*k for Ids muilur. Mi- Bert Oil*. Sunday. Allied Whidby Mrs Gilmer Huyck of Cubj Mr Ul and .Ml " linin' I IIUIO. hte I doula were caUers ut willuun Parker'* •velf her bnlther. Vaughn Lidy, is vte-i Ring there. * • Sunday. ’ • Mr. and Mrs. Will- Hucklmid of Hany McCuitv returned to Baltic Liti-iiticld. Mr. and Mrs Lyle Dicker-, Creek I.T-f w«-. k for n f« w d.ivs <>t Min ut iliLstitiK* and Mr. and Mrs. Al­ medical rare at tjie hospital a:, the leg bert Hamilton local, were Sunday call-! wliicii was mjiin-rt recently m-cc;- ituted era nt Mr. and Mrs. Gurner Hdmp-] Bernier DeKildir immediate attention. reported as making Mr. tthd Mrs. Art Johncox of Cldt Henry Whidby will entertain ,............. able to b«- crdale visited at Peter AdnmiMin e Kinsley Ahl October 5 for dinner. Sunday. s du-.M-d and aboifi the house a part ol Mr und Mrs. De.wey Stanton aw and Haymond K Kulam.izoo «|Miit the u<ck e^ui with Mre. Anna Smith of Hasting* visited Mr. and Mis Sohmion Stanton. Mrs T. Benjamin ol Allegan , Mf.- Unit epon. the first of Mrs. Frances Searles attended the; Sunday at Henry galden wedding anniversary ot Mr Wiildbv'-. Mr. and Mrs Dorr Robitmm of Bat­ and Mrs. "Norman Chapin nt Rlchlmu! Mrs. Della Hitle creek were in town Saturday culling Sunday. . on friend? in Albion. The Home Literal y club will meet Tlierc were slxty-xix out tn the Sun­ at the hotiM- ot Mrs. Blanch Scott at day School session Sunday and event Crooked lake Thursday, Oct. G A co­ Norcutt Thur.'dav ’ operative dinner wilT' )5c served u’. made an'd a profitable mid enjoyable more at church. Tin* Ladies' Aid will meet at the day wav spent. Mrs Arthqf VanAIIsburg of Grand home of Mrs Will Dean. October 7 Everywdy is invited Pot luck dinner . Rapids nud Mrs Donald SlOWtns and BARBERS CORNER^. Robert Jenkins and John Jenkins | The Parent Teachers' Ajwiation baby Grayden Went Thursday alters will hold their tr/ciina Friday eve­ noon nt the horde ot their parents. J. spent Friday and Saturday here and j Mi.-s Mary returned to LeRoy with ning. October 7. a good desirable pro­ I Brake und wife ■ i -i • v . . : lu Ernest Hatties of Hastings is Ok'lst- Rpbcrt for an indefinite stay. gram Is planned. All air requested- to Jng C. J Preston to harvest his onions 'Miss Lillian Sowerby was at home from Chicago over the week end , Ste and cabbage. . mid Mrs. Wm. H. Vmidcrhutt of ii Mr und Mr.?. » John E Brake nttend- brHight with her u friend. Mrs Lain Caledonia viSiti.-d. thrir daugh-' r‘* ,l,r •Soufti Boston Fajr «t the ’ Mr I"t-ek lias been quite seriously ill Mrs jane McCann and Mrs. Wil-1 ' ' Sindh. ...... I Grange hall Friday* Mrs. Brake had irs. Jav Saturday. j H ■' liro*n and etinnte-Of tlie tmked «<*>d.. Miss Helen Item McCann liave aLo te^ti ill. «nd Mis. Jolla J ' Mr-. Lucretia Benham has gfiffc to «. Ml of Grand Rapid', K.-yo-r uf Easl Lin-ing accompanied on Clark Barber Sunday after- J|lMn «»d i*"1 huturday with Richlund Junction to stay with her] . ; them grandchildren. Mr and Mrs Ray Perry of St Johns I .Edgar Ohenev d ill. i A number of relatives very pteasantwere Sunday guests of Mr. und Mr* 1 ,'iai sir- u-»: J si.i'.uwwT ---------- ------.................................... — sU|..a..y With Mr. ml Mr.,. “• h“'« * •» im- j.dm Perry, The community was saddened to r Behttrr at L-a. h Like ’1,1 *’>re •’ohn Ktl1'r “lul f‘‘,nilv nt iseirofoftiie tiwdeath death ofMrs Mrs John JohnWhite White :.u<> Mr* Heim Hauer and c,rand R»l’>ds». Mr. and Mr-, Ernest hear Jrr Ma-.lx-ll called on Mr and I Battle* ol Hastings. Mrs. .Mnhnaiu Lite ather home .inCovert. John used to tl.-n Glum ,.f Hastings Sunday •l!ld Mabel of Bowtie und Mrs Clyde reside near here and he and hi* lath­ . Clarence Kinnic. who has bin-Jac,“on “ud clu,dr*'n. of “w Lukr j«r wore the mainstay of the old Irving ............... ... :; Odesn.1 ~ Hand . health I* improved a .liitie i l«-jnri ■o she ls able to Li- ud nr iinid 'lu-' ‘ln< Mrs Vein Hawbiltz and. Mr. and Mrs. George Fox attended Iwxvc P nu 1 children 91 near Nashville were Sunday! tiie fuperal of Mr* • Ftox's nephew's • Doi tor MatUws. Aife and family, in i wife. Mrs. Eble Cairns Lenz. ut the rorftpany with Mr. and Mrs Neitaoq |MuntJ F~ ***** *nd | M6ulton'church last Thursday. ■und family of Grand Rapid* spent 1 . STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Sunday with the former'.' surtera. Mra. j Mr and Mra. John Mead and chil­ Etta Bump, and Mra. Minnie Matthew- dren of Detroit and Mrs Harry Rizor, and Nips of Hasting.' spent Sunday at John Ludto and famTly entertained . .... relatives Qr>m Grand Rapid* a few' Mr. and Mrs. C.aylon McKeown; Physic the bladder as you would davs UM week spent Sunday at Augusta. the bowels. Drive out ImpurltieaRoy McCau! and wife were in Lake: “ntl L‘,n Campbell called and excessive acids that cause irri­ Odevra Saturday on busir.<-* at John Beck » near Lake Ode.-ma Sun-1 tation. burning and frequent desire. KOTICE or DETF.RMIXATION or boabd t’,u-v McNec and family of Parmalec da^ •. Get a 23c test box of BU-KET8. tlie or.couktv road commissioners visited lite mother: Ml' Martlia MeMr* Ro* ■‘•id Mi.s LuelU Rose of ladder physic from any drug . . Nee, Sunday ; Hosting* called on Mr. and Mrs E I. store After four flays if you are Vance Sharp and family of Middle- I Houghtalln and Mr. and Mrs. Walter i not relieved of getting up nights go vtllr spent TTturaday evening with ’ Blake Sunday back and get ’your money. BULeon Potts and wife. Mr antl Mrs E L Houghtalln spent KETS containing buchu leaves, ju­ Morris Lewis and wife of Kalama- Wednesday und Thursday at 8]>arta j niper oil. etc., acts pleasantly and spent Sunday evening at Leon rulting Mrs Hougiitahn s parents, Mr effectively on "the bladder similar to U-. • .. Jiu-.d Mr*. George Clark. cuter oil on bowels. If you are ---------------------------------Mr and Mrs Howard Miner and bothered with backache or leg pains NORTHEAST WOODLAND. family of Grand Have*. Mrs. Powr-rs caused from bladder disorders you Mr and Mrs E. J Sheldon and Allie I and sons of Grand Rapids. Mrs. Rachel I are bound to feel better after thia Simmons of Greenville spent Sunday rreh Erb nmi and Mtu Miss taiev Lucy F'rt> Erb nf ot rvntnn Benton warHar­ ! cleansing and you get your regular with Rev. and Mn>. Tompson and fam­ bor, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Striker . and sleep. E L. Kane. Nashville Carily of Vermontville. ‘ Mrs. Sarah Ickes lielped celebrated veth and Stebbins. Hastings. Mich. | Lelah Hambarger und friend of Mrs. Erb's birthday with a plcnie din­ —Adv. Lansing spent Sunday at Hansbarger's. ner at Thornapplc lake. AL- Loan Associaiion I Extra Good Buys in I » USED* il ER I . uro inunv times when a (X)OI) I W-Ciiribu BETTER purchase than u new car. ' T Look over the following list of good Used Cars liefore you buy! 1929 Plymouth Coach Small Mileage. Good Condition 1931 MODEL A DeLuxe Fordor Sedan IN EXCELLENT CONDITION 1931 Model A Victoria 1929 Pontiac Coach This Ono I* a Root Bargain TRADE YOUR OLD CAR FOR A BETTER ONE NOW If You Get Up Nights NOTICE TO CREDITORS K r SEE US FOR GENERAL AND CORDURpY TIRES AlLRapairing and Greasing Done at REDUCED PR1CESI UNIVERSAL GARAGE co TELEPHONE 2121 r � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-10-12.pdf 0457a4f182ae87684b8fd75fa6955817 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, OCTOBER 12, 1932 12 PAGES HASTINGS CITY BAND Comstock Preaches Economy But BALLOTS IRE UNProceeds Will Be Used To Pur­ Advocates the Immediate Payment of USHLYIK chase Needed Supplies For BENEFIT DANCE OCT. 13 PAGES 1 to 8 RECEPTION HONORING MRS. GEORGINA BAUER NUHBER 24 CENTRAL SCHOO P. 11. MEETING Members Of'.yarious Chapters In County Invited To Gath­ ering October 18 Organization SECY. OF STATE FRANK EIGHT AMENDMENTS WILL Hastings Chaph t No. 7 O E. 8. will ' The newly organized Hastings City FITZGERALD COMING ALSO TAKE GOOD SIZED If an office seeker in Michigan dalm-; rents an expenditure of about 820 per I government by 81051 and add a pet give u reception in honor of Mrs • Band is planning fora dance on Thurs­ day evening. Oct. 13. lire purpose being cd hr could cut state <txpeniw-s in Half.' cnfilta and means that MjdWgnii'.s capita rose of $20 for payment of the Georgina Bauer. Associate Grand Ma- j THURSDAY NIGHT SHEET OF PAPER thereby saving you utouLMlOOQ- but shore of thc tonus bill would just about' txrnus which, according co the ordinary Iron of tire Grand Chapter <n Michl- Bonus—Net “Saving” Is Decided Loss to use the proceeds to buyvneyded •uppile*. Hastings lias every'reason to be proud of this organization. The HALF HOUR TO READ THEM concert* they gave here on a few Wed­ nesday evening* have impressed every­ body with tire fact that we have a fine Official Ballots Contain Ten bund They recently went to Nashville National Party Tickets— und the highest tribute was paid to them for tiiclr work there. WOULD TAKE VOTER Only Two For County - nt tire same time sixirtwired national legislation that would cost you atom 820, you proflnbly wouldn't to very much Injpresatcd- with ,hl* idea of goVerrtment economy. HL* net "saving" in fact would be an added drain of 810 to your pocketbook yet- this is just tire position William Comstock, democratic nominee Ipr governor of Michigan, takes when he advocates iqipicdiatc cash ixiymcut of tire tonus At present, expenditures in Michigan amount to 821 02 |xr cap1 Hu. Ca*h tiayment of the bonus means I distributing 82.400,000 000 to about fouf million veterans, or about oire-ihlrlkth of the total population. This repre- equal the cost of running the enUre 1 conception of thc word economy." gnn. ____ ____ evening, ______ October _ ____ IB. at Tn APPOINT DPI F Tuesday 8 uu O'clock In tlie tiic Mu*unlc Masonic Teqjp!>Temple 1I ,u «rruin4 UE.Lt.state government fqr one year. (wouldn't result In such a whale of af6:00 o'cluck in . Tuxes are too high, tire cost of gov-, i.aviqg! . 'A cordial invitation lr- extended to Kill GATES TO INSTITUTE ernment must come down. Tire demo-. In justice to tire democratic party at j (Ire memtors’td the various chapter* In erotic nominee promises to do this; He Michigan; however, we must add that • tlie county Tire date for lire regular | Mrs. D. D. Walton Appears mentions cutting state expeiiM-.-i hi Mr. Comstock s stand off the tonus meeting is changed to Gitotor 25th by | half. Grant for thc time being ti»t M-rms to to strictly Id* own. The state j .i pretal dl'peiUatlon tnim tlu- Grand' On State Program At Grand . he can accomplish this improbnbV. dcrttberatic convention came out in Chapter. Rapids On October 27 feat. Tlie result wojlld to a per capita, favor ot imying the bonus but neglect- ‘ — ---------- ; saving of 81051.. Fine! But Mr. Com- rd to mention the dale Since then' ‘ . - ; stock •* then proposes 4immediate ca-ii. Mr. Comstock has’interpreted■ -• the platfur the reboot year. Each meeting ha* payment Of the bonus. This repre- form as meaning immediate curij paybeer, carefully planr.i-ri in order to pro­ sent* a cast of I3O per capita tor every. mrnt, while u majority of tire demo-j men- the welfare of -chop! and com­ man, woman and child in the state, cratlc cwntnittee claim tiuit Hie plat-! munity. For a family of five the total would be! form means payment at ;<>me future! 8100. Thus Mr. Comstock 'would ------- —Stairs • — -be date, when the — United shall ■7:45 In Central auditorium prvmire* to dttce the per caplin cost of the state ■ <Continued on page three) ARENA AT I. O. 0. F. HALL be most Interesting. 11 a- organisation When tiw people of this county and state go to Hie polls on November 8. they will surely think they are grtllng tlicR money a worth in tiw size of thc • ballot* to to offered, them; They will ', be as large or larger tliau the |Mlge of. an average new^iupcr. Tire amendment ballot will be quite I as large us the regular tickets, because ENTIRE 107 MILES TAKEN tliere are eight prijposltioin. consisting APPLE TREE BLOS­ , HAS BEEN SPLENDIDLY OVER BY COUNTY WILL speaker Mr. Frank w. Fitzgerald. Secre­ . of pn4>QKcd rurnTUuiliMiiil amendments tary of state. Ri-v LeRoy Dewey will RE ARRANGED SOMS SECOND TIME BE IMPROVED to to submitted to jtopular vote in this sing a group of songs. Following the state. These will to placed in double meeting a social hour will be enjoyed (^dunui on one big ballot wlilch will WONDERFUL RESULTS— BOYS URGED TO REGISTER John Ormsbe Thought Tree Had I in the playroom. Mrs Henry Mulder n%kc it about 25 incites long by 20 Been Killed By The Fire WITH HAROLD NEWTON will liive charge ot Use refreshment* ONLY $160 PER MILE inches wide. Each amendment is and Miss Hunter the music. printed substantially as It was pusu-d Recently ’file president. Mn. M. VanDoLcn, and some of ttom are exceedingly long. Townships Have Been Fairly EACH INDIVIDUAL HAS RE. It will be remembered that John] GREAT STRIPES MADE IN DowdeU or Belding. Peter Bar. will appoint delegates to the 4th di*Hie Banner has tried to explain thc 8P0NS1BILITY IN WAR Ormsbc’s burn on tire Camp Ground । TRANSPORTATION ACROSS low And Harry Weaver Are Treated By the County substance of these omcndmeul*. Most of the M E A. institute, held in Grand. . ON HUMAN NEED THE STRAITS Bomo who Will Will Enter Enler if not all of them to not aeem to us to ■. Some Who jRapids. October 37. al Westminster Road Commission istruck by llghtnUjg. Near tire barn) have merit enough to warrant a fa­ I Hastings Odd Fellows will put their j IPresbyterian church. Iwak an apple tree, wlilch to all ap-'l On tire find of this year the county vorable vote. We preaume the average road commission took over from the 10 BARRY COUNTY’S QUO- . The tentative program for the Grand , pearancc*. w.u> killed by Ure flre, but! BANNER REPORTER RE. • tickets on sale Saturday of this week citizen will go Into hl* tooth mid put township* 167 miles of township highto Mr. Orm*to s surprise, the other day | Rapids meeting follows: i for the first big event ot their winter I TA IS $850 FOR 1932 ire foifiid growing on tlie trunk of tire LATES STORY OF GROWTH schedule of boxing and wrestling ex- 5 I half mile* to tire township. This week I . a. _ .. i tree, some small twigs with lovely1 « _. Music. « 4. . 'hiboions. to to held at Odd Fellow ► Reports of District Four officers, of Ana Mau Main-1 An na in tire icxige lull at the corner ■ tiiey win complete improving the lost Organization Measures Up To bi<x>m* on them. Thu is unusual tor Oast Of Operation And any projMiscd amendments or changes'; stretch Of it. on th.- highway il8 Duty — Roll Call Opens |Uih time of year and especially so un-i Gaining Equipment Entirely City and County Council Presllaining Equipment Entirely «< J'-t-r-.n ..«1 Omen rw tn laws, thc legislature has no right we' leading north from Scott's corners to dvnU. (This is perhaps the most scale of prices has been arranged to „ . , . . tlu* condition* stated. Mother believe to expect that people cun weigh j a connection with M-43 Thia4ra* rr-1 Nov. 1 1 And Closes Nov. 24 Nhture performs some queer stunt* Paid From Receipts interesting part ot the program.) . ; meet tire convenience of tire public. I them a* carefully as they ought it they Igarded • ar. a necessary part of the' As stated in last week's issue, tire!sometimes. j Wlren "Teeny." thc elephantine; Tire'ring side seat*.will be 85c. with 60c J Reports of National Convention. Mrs. ttom X,llu'y would iw“?Uwy un-■county connecting lu it to-s plans for the annual Red Cross Roll C II. Lillie. President, Grand young son of Paul Bunyan, legendary for thc main floor Mat* and 40c for II would take^lully Vl alf* U,e Uop’, h«hwBy’ “ we“ “ M’79 C,U "rr ,n th,• maWn«’ und Mn* 000 Rapids City Council. ' I hero of Michigan lumber camps, asked i bffaclrer and balcony seats hour I.W u" Hr to read thu «art to M43; hence “ u be‘n« ,mProv'd I{"11 Call chairman. I* reI hi* jut. • HoV-ffid Michigan get bust off 1 OutatamMng features of the Art*.' "Parent Education”—Mrs. H. L-AVever. President. Ionia City Council. ••nwnrinwru bull it I"rverv voter tJ.v w“h *rMV''1 H had been graded by the ceivlng pledges of co-operation from I into two pieces?" Paql explained. "L<>« show will no doubt to in the performat uX m me bJ . it ?.«d^to Un- ‘■‘mmuMon. There wm b lot of good various organization*, all of which >h. "Standard and Sujrerior Association*'' < jain* wu* so big in ttom days, sonny,; ma nee of such fellows as Arthur —Mrs Ida M. Hewitt. Grand ; I luacl to kick a hole through It so a* to (Dowdell of Belding, who. is in the Rapids. get 'em from Lake Michigan Into Lake | bantam weight class, tipping tlie scale, "Small City Problems"—Mrs. D D. Huron." at 120 pounds There are few. if any. Walton. Fourth District Secre­ । This "hole" that makes two jreidn-1 more active 120 jrounds in existence , HE WILL GIVE OPENING AD ­ tary. . 'stilus of our state while being one of He is a consistent trainer and enters staTJ’wImTTu^^raS' X >^Sld?S 'Sohe'SfjTtlSrtmT Half ^fl "Health Projects”—Mus Mehta Hutthe most picturesque spots in the the ring because he loves the game. His DRESS FOR THE HAS "zel. Michigan Department of • .~ ..its ‘ do»* on tl“’ mU«» dulIar rM*lvrd u kr',t hrre f“r jUnitcd States, has toen mighty incon-; attack 1* admitted to to severe and .■.upumuij ivauiu', • ■ TINOS BROTHERHOOD Health. Lansing. ‘ J.. J .i road taken over this year, every milw of local work, of .which there will to a । vi-nh-nt at time* and for many years |hafd to stop. We are informed that ’ Tire regular official ballot, containingJit graded to n width of eighteen feet large quantity tlje coming monllis. "County Councils"—Russell L. B. | the Upper Peninsula recmed a quite two weeks ago at Lansing Ills opponent tire names of candidates, njill to quite', Borst, Morley. President Mecosta separate and isolated Miction from withdrew rather than meet him, there­ .Trees within the roadway, wiiich would I In 1917 the American nation went QFAQnN TICKETS HAVE ui. large a* tlu- other und will have ten! County Council. ' interfere with construction work or the to war. For the vast majority of our .. lower Michigan. But with the co.mitu’ by risking ,» suspension of six montlvs jairty tickets on it- Fortunately there, jl-uslng of the road, have been removed citizens it was a new and strange ex­ BEEN REDUCED TO $2.00.Of tire automobile age. wlren the world Tire local fans will find him matched will be only two county tickets, the. and. generally shaking, tree* thal!pcricncr and in response to the call; Music. ■ . ____ ... — • and ana his nm wife wintake iokc to io the lire nignways highways duraur, with wim an opponent uppwirm who will make Dow«. democrat-arid republican; but the other would to suitable for shade have been four million men were put under arms,; ■ i._.. ----- r ------ . .... . Ij2„------- ■>>.>_-u.u — i— MUr. । Address—Judge E. J. Millington, A Fine Brotherhood Program ,n» thc month*, and thousand* dell use all his skill or receive the jiartivs have nomination* for the presi­ „5 cross tthe he strait* of his Cadillac. I serving al home and overseas Hie -a Fine Drotncrnooa rrogram (|f of hunt hunters strait* in in NovemNovem- uri-re pri-se of jus life. lilc. dency; and generally for state officers. left where that M-em.-d jxissiblc. Address—Dr. Wm. McKinley Robin­ Has Been Prepared For ' tor for the deer-nunting season, it was Hastings friends are strongly backThe county roiid commission received American spirit was uroused and the As .-.<x>n os the ballot* are limited the;; from son, Kalamazoo. Chairman Rural l but natural that the antiquated and j ing the remarkable ability of Little Pe-1 thc state under thc McNItt byi: ]x>oplc gave gladly and freely of their This Season ' Banner will put in its windows a copy the sum ot 827,6001 for improving the time and substance for those in serv-jIdle. Michigan Congress of Par­ piratical private methods of transfer-; ter Barlow, a fly weight, who won over ol the instruction ballots. . ent* and Teachers, also National 167 mire., miles! They 4pnt at u it ... in g.«x. good : ice. Then Ito------------------------------------Red Crosa wa.-; chosen ring passengers from the southern to hl* opponent at Ionia during the sum­ ... nr, — nl .i ---- --------Congress of Parents and Teachfaith to improve every mile, with only i to represent America U> those in need.' will to held .next Monday night, Octo-; the northern peninsula should to! mcr The boy who took the count was CLEVER BROADCASTS the 8167 per mile which tire McNItt, in this and other countries, so this or-(tor 17. in the usual place. The speaker changed to something commensurate' Louis Yeoman, who lives near Greenlaw afforded them. Anyone can see ganization went to war too. into cun-1 and honor guest will to Suiireme Court with thc increased demands. j ville. It U claimed that he has. toen TO FEATURE SPOTLIGHT HOUSE ON WALKER that, after grading, trot much was left; tonnrents. on troop trains, in hospitals, i Justice- William W Potter. The sup-,S If you haven't journeyed from training ever since to square the acfor gravelitut. However, in places on tin- battle fields, in training quar- trer will to prepared by Circle No. 2 of Mackinac City to st. Ignace for several count. Their tout is sure to to fast and EST. BURNED WEDNESDAY ■ Tenth Annual H. H. S. Variety wncre wlrere n it wiv. was greauy greatly nccueo needed gravel gravel w;ui wash. ier*, in front line trendies and fact ।; the Methodist Ladies' Aid and will to years, tne improved methods of hand-1 furious. It is not definitely known ........... ■’ — —in ............. i.... only ...... ... ! q.Corv rilnt-*lllucc wtiori-whentiwri-there wrr,. were men men. the .rerved bv the sauadsquad at at hng traffic across thc straits will to a, whether these two will to matched, or by BrutherilOOd the Brotherhood drawn, but in ...», exceptional cares. • e«wy the served Show To Be Presented seven o'clock. rrwlatr.m. It’s n part-of the Michigan whether Harry Weaver of Hastings will Origin Of Fire Is Undetermined and where urgently needed could that H‘‘d Cross was found. Octot^r 22 Justice Potter was torn in this coun- , Highway Department just as it should defend the colors at the Odd Fellows (Continued on page three) i And now. t,u? nation is once more nt —.Blaze Started On Kitchen ly and practiced law in Hustings until to. and is one of those things tn our Aretja against Yeoman. -- «■> » I war—this time against want and mbHumor and variety will feature the End Of House ’ tenth annual Sixithght to be present­ ••RIinnY” I CflMARn wy n,,d suffering. Present conditions be moved to Lansing, where lie served state government to which we mav j In tjie heavy weight class Buck duuui LLUltHnu . . | must be nu t as unflinchingly and us on the State Utilities Commission until A fire of undcrtermlned orlgn. on 1 "point with pride." Instead of -view'Schillmnn of Hastings will meet a live­ ed in Central auditorium on Friday ...u. ...» battles ... night destroyed— the fine SUFFERS BAD INJURY ■: courageously as were the in lie was advanced to the Michigan Bu­' with alarm " ' evening. October 21. The theme will x uy *»>• from the Belding club, whose Wednesday ------------- - --------------------ll 917. each one of us- should aland i preme Court While hl* work Ls in1 It's a rather interesting story of how1 name has not been given us. Seth home on the Walker Estate farm. to "SjxKljght on the Air." Included In the program will to a Loses Sight Of One Eve When ■■h‘>ul‘ler-lo-sliouldcr witii "The Great- ianslng. he lias always maintained hl>’ it all came about It was bound to Wood of Belding was first chocen for nearly across tire road from the Irving but matters were' tlie. offering, but it was found that his I Grange hall. Thc property belonged to . "Physical Culture Broadcast" by tire U°ses sight Ul une jsye When r.t MoMirr ln lh(. Worid" in bringing place of residence in this city. He now c-jme anyway; I relief to those in need. This cun be has a beautiful home on the shores ofr brought to a head when Qonimlssioner I training had reduced him under the I Birney and Louis Walker, heirs of Bert freshtmm; u tuke-oll on a jxMt office by t Hit By Stick In Hands Of done by taking a membership in the Wall lake. where he cxpccu to spend1 Jriank Rogers, and a large number of i line .and into the waiter weight class. | Walker. tite sopftomores; a children's hour a Small Playmate | Red Cross when th<‘ solicitor calls upon practically alb' his time when he is not1 other good -roads advocates made an' Seth will be here, however, to put .up la Millon cross by the juniors; a The department made a quick run. George Jr., son of Slreriff and Mrs ’ you. It is a worthy cause ..tn which engaged in his official duties in Lan­' extensive tour in the Upper Peninsula I broadcast of a play rehearsal by tire (Continued on page six) When they arrived it would have been Uonard. *111 lore the sight of his right ( everyone should be interested. seniors; and a broadcast of-magic and sing. in 1921. and received an imjaeuuve les- , to*»ible to have put out the Are eye. because of ah Injury he sustained Justice PoUvr-. as everybody knows,• son of the excessive coits of tire car HERSCHELL FOLLICK SUF- I and to have saved moat of the buUdThe American Red Cross has had mystery by the faculty Between nets FERS Ar-nmim SERIOUS ■■■ INJURIES^'S^'Sv™^^ e-e-r»e» nmirn. Inca, but there was no water. £2 They Dick Watte will play the marimba; a when he was struck in the eye by a a heavy relief program during the Is a square-shooter. He always hass ferry transportation Mrvkc then in use| quartet of post-graduates will give a stick thrown or whirled by a platmate past year and has met the conditions something interesting tp say and says' across the straits and how futile any George, or (Continued on page five) it in an Interesting manner. He has a1 attempt would to to open up that sec- Wind Blew Down a Partially bit of harmony after lire fashion of the Wednesday afternoon. X'IS ™ wide circle of friends In this county.■ famous Mills brothers four; - George "Buddy" as he is familiarly called, was (Continued on page six) There ought to be. and no doubt will Sawed Tree Pinping Him I of those present at the flre saved the Bhucr will present an exhibition of returning from'school with a group SERIOUS SITUATION be. n good attendance at this first TTnrlnr u ’ other buildings from destruction, fencing; tire "Michigan Mountaineers,"^ of other toys when he was struck id unaer it , Thc WBS unoccupied Hie In­ FOR JOHN BROCK Brotherhood meeting to hear Justice j COUNTY AG-HE FAIR composed of Shute. Karmes and BUhop" tlje eye by a stick. Although ill* injury was very painful, tire seven ytaaold Ind Saturday morning while Herschell' vestigation inade by thc chief of the Potter. . will entertain from their repertoire of TO BE HELD NOV. 3-5 plucklly walked two or three blocks to ( । Follick and Perry Sinkler were working department upon his arrival satisfied The ■ Brotherhood has reduced the cowboy tunes. Charged With Leaving Scene Of r„—™ or a.i.a—ion a wood cutting job on a farm in him that the fire had been started outprice of reason tickets to 82.00. When ' The general admittance price has his home. He was immediately taken B glde the building, on the kitchen end Accident Without Render- • one thinks of what one gets for that ! Large Number of Schools Are,North Inlntr. tto (onner (nel been cbt to ten rents. Twenty-five to Butterworth hospital. Grand Rapids. 82.00. it seems Impossible—seven good Expected To Enter Variety serious accident. 'of the house. The loss was total, and cent* will to clutrged for reserve seats An eye specialist was summoned who; ing Assistance stated that there was no chance ot «av-j suppers and seven high class entcrnr Prhihita T,,e men .liad sawed parttpilyas fully 83.500. There wm carried, an on the main floor. Ing the sight of the eye. That night ‘ The Banner last week mentioned the xasuioiis through a tree and had gone to get ' insurance of 83.00Q in the Barry and (Continued on page six) • The committees in charge of the lire specialist, in an effort to save the rMt thal J°.hn Brock had been arrest­ A majority of schools in Barry coun- /omc wedges when tiw wind blew the । Eaton. • . Kjxitllght arc us follows: eye ball, sewed thc parts of the ragged;rd for leaving the scene of an automoty ore expected to take part in the first tree down, pinning Mr Follick under i The experience of the fire depart­ Publicity: Hutort Frillick. chairman. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS bile accident, where one of the cans annual Barry County Ak-HE fair to it. Mr. Sinkler unassisted pulled Mr. Lment In tills Instance shows how urgent William Fox. John Hewitt, Russell ,wound together. It will be stmw time Involved was his own. Since his arCOULD NOT GRANT PLEA to held in the While building here No-1 Follick out and carried iiirn to ill* car ■ ts the need for a water supply al or aavisur. Bush. Miss uampnere. Lamphere.. advisor. . : before it will be known whether the re«t Mrs. Sim. mother oF Mrs Evarts, \ember 3, 4 and 5. according to Theo* and hrrMicrht ~ r.. — home. It <« brought Him him Hnm«« home. miv* The ininr*d injuredI1«... pear every farm is imm.. imposJ..Hn Bi.k.l,, cli.lrm.n W ■»" J— d“'"" Tickets: j..:... ........ died as a result of tiuit accident. This hopes to be able to do that. dore Knopf, head of thc agricultural man was taken to the hnspitWWnprrY*ible for firemen to do much toward Miss Heald, advisor. ' makes a serious situation for Mr Have No'Authorily To FirLake department of the Hastings High X-rays allowed that his hip was dis-. saving property unless there is a supUshers: Barbara Wilcox, chairman.| . Brock. A charge of negligent homicide Levels — That ’ s Matter For : school. Th. same general plan will to located. Besides this injury he was r ply o f water available. With the splenLillian Tolhurst, Mr. Hawthorne. advU- FIRST WARD r. T. A. could be made against him: but the followed as last year. Friday evening badiy bruised and. while he is doing os: did fire fighting apjiaratus at Hastings, or. The Courts "p MEETS NEXT WEDNESDAY charge of running away from the scene there will to a sjiccin! program, prob­ well as possible, it will be a liitur time Nashville. Woodland and Delton tor Stage: Harrison Payne, chairman. A numerously signed jietltion was re- .ably in the Central auditorium. | of the accident carries an equally, if before ire Is able to do much work. saving endangered rural building* Vernon Wlninger. Dorothy MUke. Mr. '| Prbgram Will Be In Nature Of.’ not ,more, severe penalty. In either celved by the board of supervisor* 1 This year the manual arts exhibit* Had the falling tree not struck a saw much morc property could be saved if, Conklin, advisor. . cose -the maximum punishment is five Monday, requesting that body to arecr- will to larger than in 1931. A new fea­ horse wlilch the men had been using.. wiien the firemen arrived, a good waler a Fair—Music By Hastings Programs. Geraldine I» e n h a t h. years and the minimum can be fixed by tain the proper lake level for Barlow ture will to an exhibition of winter Mr. Follick's, injuries might have been supply were accessible. chairman, Mr. Perkins, Miss Rowe, ad-1• lake and to provide for its maintenance .towers. The home economics, pet and much niore serious. • City Band the judge, with a heavy fine also. j --------------- - a s ■ ■visor*. . There U much sympathy expre.ved at such level. If the petitioners had agricultural exhibits will to held os Freshmen Committee: Hazel/Caukln. |I Next week Wednesday evening. JOctouc.a ■uni.iTw.iomi SUPERVISORS HOLDING for Mr. Brock who. everybody wjio Investigated this matter they would chairman. Virginia Waters. Dorothy । bcr 19. the first ward P. T. A. will have know* him well says is a fine-spirited have known that the supervisors could ,usual except that with so many more; HEAR INDIAN MISSION tufir optorfr ^F^SIOM' BAND SUNDAY NIGHT THEIR 0C ™L ER SESSI0N Lathrop. Paul Rearick, Miss Reynolds, II an interesting entertainment And pro­ , fellow, who has ured the money he has not undertake that project. Tire first schools co-oiiefntlng the displays arc! gram at thc first ward, schoolhouse, to expected to set a new record for inter-. Mr H. Logan, advisors. step necessary is to-form an organl- ( « « T----- 7 . Cutting the County’s Budget Sophomore Committee: V i I n I a .j which the public Is cordially invited. saved while working here to help sup­ zatlon of cottage owners and owner* of I esl and variety. Rev. El, Mayhew Is Director-1 wi„ Bc |))e Big -,,7 port Ids aged parents in Alabama. But Boyes, chairman. Lyle Kurr. Homer I The entertainment will be In the na­ his good qualities and the sympathy for resort lands along Barlow lake so that1| , Donald Potter is manager of the fair i ;•— ’TT", ------- “, 'm and Hutort Long .assistant Portlier1 To Appear At Methodist j Will-Tackle Yeckley. Doris Shute. Helen Angell. ture of a fair, with the usual attracthey could Jotnlly w«l to the circuit thc (,,r wu pub. . him do not alter the fact that he drove ' lion* one would expect to find nt such Jean Stedge. Ray Sigler. Mlu Robson, llcxt Week I court, n« ns wa< was dmu> <|one In in the rnxe care nf of dun Gun , Church At 7:15 • October session of the board ot ay automobile while under the in­ court a place. The Hastings City Band will advisor. fluence of liquor. A man who does that lake, for the fixing of the lake level. A real treat is in store for Hastings' supervisor* convened on Monday, Junior Committee: Grace Royer, furnish music and there will be other। endangers the llvja of other people and. Then the supervisors -cpuld authorize people next Sunday evening. October i Every kupervUor realizes the urgent P(.ANS NOT YET DECIDED. chairman. Lyle Norwood. Maude Wal­ entertainment that will be pleasing to in this instance, caused tire death of its ipalntenance. but it would be up to The supervisors Monday afternoon 16. when tire Indian bund from the treed at this time of curtailing every lace, Gordon Lee, MU* McElwain, ad­ those who attend. the property owners on the shore line gave a good deal of consideration to Mount Pleasant Indian Mission will i ,-x;)ense possible and reducing the There la no more worthwhile insti­ one of the victims of the accident. visor. .. ‘ ■ to do lire maintaining, not up to the the county funds that had been placed give an entertainment in tire Methodist county budget to the lowest limit conSenior Committee: John Stakeley, tution in any neighborhood or com­ board. U. B. C. E. CONVENTION. —, . . . , in the banks at Freeiwrt and Nash- church at 7:15 o’clock. Rev. Eli May-distent with carrying on the County'* chalrtnan, Jean McBain. Dorothy Stan-1' munlly than n good P. T. A. that I* on The Michigan Conference. U. B C. E. Therc is a gtxxl stream flowing from vlpe of wmch are now in re­ hew Is the director, and the Indians work. । the job. It helps the school. It helps ton. Hubert Mead. Nelson Gardner, I Association. Church of the United I the teacher. It helps the neighborhood Barlow lake that can to controlled; but ■> cclveni' hands. No decision was ar- wear their paint and feathers. At the ' Tentative salarlrt* for county offi­ Mr. Reinhardt. Miss Stark, advisor*. | I and helps to make a belter community, Brethren in Christ, will hold it* annual it liappens to to nobody * business to i rlVcd Rt Bs to whttt gtci)s the county recent conference held-ln Lansing, tire cer, were agreed upon at the June Past-Graduate Committee: Alleen convention at the Banner Street Unit ­ j We hope therts may be a large attend ­ maintain the lake level; so it isnt, 0UK m t o or would take ip the matter,! band appeared and pltfaacd all who session of the board. Thin action WM Iscnhwth. chairman, William Kennedy, I ed Brethren church, Grand Rapids, on maintained. Slash boards are removed ■ |jU( tj,e question of what to do to meet Ireard them. . ance next week Wednesday night. taken In order that candidate* for Robert Schillenmn. October 14 and 15. The speaker for and the water level drops. There is Hie situation brought about Uy having Admission Is free Sunday evening, office might know tofarp election what FINDS RED RASPBERRIES. the convention will be Dr. IL C. Ma­ no rcaponslbillty anywhere. the probabilities were a* to their aalabout 870.000 of thc county's funds tied only a free will offering being taken. THIRTY-THREE ENROLLED. | Elmer Marlow, who livejt north of son. president of Huntington College, It would be In every way desirable' Up in these two banks was given much Thirty-three teaciwr* are enrolled tn ; Carlton Center, reports thal he found Huntington. Indiana. The College to hgve Barlow lake provided with the; consideration. What action can to and METHODIST SERVICES tire polls. tlie Extension Claw in "Geography of I last week some brandies of wild red Quartette will be present to furnish same facilities for Maintaining thc lake; n)By t*. taken to protect tire county’s1 ON SCHEDULE. Tire question of roads and Oowrrt --- WINTER ------------------South America" which is being in-ij raspberries I ■urpu'.iric* near a swamp on hi* nis farm, iann, । music. Nev. Rev. A. A. unnin Griffin or of me the MasHas- at a proper level a* Gun lake. It is interest* was not decided at tills Aral1 Beginning next* Sunday, October 16,. i road bonds will also be taken up, ** rtructed by Miss Harrison from West­ ton which there were some lovely ripcitings parish will be a speaker. A large a beautiful resort lake. A higher,meeting. (the services at the Methodist church;।; well im the usual roullM businaas of ern State Teachers’ College. They find berries, sotpe green ones and several I delegation of -young people frpm the level could be easily maintained and it i . « • » .. I will start on the winter schedule: l apportionment of tax**the work very interesting. Leland blossoms a* well. The find wa* made ■ various fields in tiw conference will ought to to done; but thc board of »u• NOTICE TO PYTHL4NS. i Morning worship at ten o'clock fol- j DANCE. ■ Jones of this city, the only young man on October 1 and Mr. Marlow says-'the i be In attendance. Delegations from pervlsors could not anti would not In-1 Barry Lodge will convene Monday lowed by Sunday School at 11:20 A. M.: in the class, was chosen as secretary ripe berries are a beautiful color and Hastings and Yankee Springs arc volve tlie county in an affair of tiiat evening, October 17. Please be on hand. • Members and friend* are asked to re­ Freeport Friday evening, Oct 11/— for tire term. . । large and luscious. planning to attend. I Adv. kind. (—Walter J. Lewis, KRS. jmember.this change In time. FINISH NG WORK ON TOWNSHIP ROADS TICKETS GO ON SALE SATURDAY. OCT. 15 RED GROSS IS ON THE FIRING LINE -—— ’X ► RAPID INCREASE IN FERRY SERVICE JUST GE POTTER HERE MONDAY NIGHT �THE HASTINGS 4UNNKH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBE* 13. 1832 PAGE TRTO POLICYHOLDERS MUST 04633228 CASE INVOLVED N ■' TERESTING POINTS FURNISH PROXIES FOLLOW SUGGESTION Adi“ COACH HAWTHORNE LOCAL NEWS SPOKE TO LIONS CLUp Told Of Benefits Of Athletics Anniversary Greetings 4 Mr*. Harold Smith has returned to And Gave Some Ex­ her home from Pennock hospital and u convalescing nicely. ------------' Prnviau . ' periences Proxies '' THAT JU- C- B Hodges, tlie Jeweler, has an Coach Hawthorne »u the speaker RAY BRUNDAGE S RECOM­ Tlie failure ot thc member* of thc BROTHER ASKED _ announcement in this week’s Issue of al the Monday noon luncheon' of the' the many ciigtomcrs and friends it has MENDATIONS WERE VERY Barry and Eaton Fire Insurance com- RI8DI0TI0N BE 0HANGED the Banner offering a fine special. It Lions Club and guve a talk vyhich wn* pony to send in' tile necessary number FROM KENT TO BARRY was a year ago tie began buslnesa in has been our privilege to serve since the open­ WORTHY ONES pleating and very iutenwUng to the( , of proxies to make up the? *« vote for Hastings: the re-organliation of the company has ing Of our Jewelry Store one year ago now. The many friends of Mr. Charles member? of that organization The' . made it necexiary for sixteen p«T«>n> JUDGE HIGBEE DE­ TAXPAYERS’ BURDEN A&plnail of Castleton townahip will re-' Lions appreciate Ute services of Ute tuniii n oc i ccccwrn t0 *,,r'i>!o’rd by thc «xxnP“n> u’»'•li; CIDED FOR DEFENDANT grot /ttrtearn of hl* illness and opera­ Coach of our school*. They have a far WOULD BE LESSENED Barry and Eaton counties to cof-rct tion Pennock hospital. AH hope for better understanding and a deeper Inthese in. Tlie orginial m»rt|r— E appreciate your his speedy recovery I— September -- aith. -•■■ winch Question Concerned Estate Of Continued Propagation Of Sub- called for The Rotary Club at Its meeting Mon­ unjcialion of iu value because of the patropoge and CRYSTAL BEADS . . < •>. ■ । • j llm time ' r»nlv only 11.200 tNWl nf of tne neevs-jar nrcw-s arv J Sts* Hattie Oheesebrough Who day decided on December 5 tlie club fine-spirited talk which Mr. Hawthorne Normals, Feeble Minded And jirende* had been received, rad there­ trust that we have not gave them Monday. The modesty of | would entertain the wive* of the Rotar­ Died In August This Year *|OO failed In being deserving fore the mgetmg wa» ad|our.vr<t to Or-. Imbecile a Public Menace ians and the teachers of the city Coach Hawthorne would not permit A very interesting case arose in thc schools, tlie program to be worked out him to speak ot thf value of hia own' a'tober 13 so that the quota c>uld be ubof your confidence. Tlie Banner gi ... , tallied There U only one que.-turton to- probate Court oLJtent county inyolv- later. services to our .schools; but there can; MESH 6AGS talk at a dinner club in till* city a • MV lM. P.VMV..WM printed**! the --------meeting----and May we look forward to be no question about tlie fact that hl* j ------1 xfuat ing the estate wgrTlttUc K. Cheese* ----------------— short time-ago b;, Mr . .. Ray .... Brundage. - *p ts relative uv tiu* re-organteatloo Hie though, widow ot TTr.una.* Ctveeat- KIM SIGLER DIS­ work has been a benefit to the young I the happy continuation lead of iti‘ pordrming board ot thu neglret of the members to send lit these brough. of FYceport. Michigan. . folks attending our. schools, not alone' of the same friendly re­ proxies odd* a large 'Mid unnecessary. Thomas Clicesebrough operated a CUSSED AMENDMENTS tihyslcally. but mentally and spiritual-! lations tn the years to The tccmfcriir..' at Holland, when expenw to this jear’a operation* of the] miU‘*tn Freeport, where tie resided for ly. A young man who learns to play a; come. aever bandits raided one of the bank* < :n punr To date approximately 2.000 many year*, departing this life In Acceptance Of Them Would Re­ football, basket ball or baM.-bali game CAMEO RINGS «>f thal cltv< snot nown Die <'htef of hare vnt in tlwlr. pn.xk*. leaving some September! 1929. leaving an estate fairly and is a good sport is very apt We pledge ourself to sult In Ohaos In Mich ­ pdlce ana two other jieople. brine* this 1.5IXJ to yet be obtained. . ; which linAntoried at about -forty-eight to become a good citizen. >|5O offer you thc very high­ addre^> idld the nvomtBUUlaU u- al • w1*" - ---------- ---------' thousand dollars. -Hl* widow. Hatur igan's Finances est quality merchandise DEATH OF SI3ION PENDER. ! Chtc- brough. continued to live in -that M> Brand.-ige forcibly to mind What A largely’ attended meeting of the PEWTER ‘ Simon Pender, aged 71. pa.ved away villus*- for a time and then went to and service al the.lowfrem nttUlitfot;* itssaplta v n. peiuvfu: Tuft-dav. CX-tote-r 4. at hL* home at Grund Rapid*, where Doctor Ward Commercial Club was held yesterday All Camji Fire groups meet for. a esl consistent juices nnon. Attorney Kim Sigler explained communities and citiren*' Mr Brun­ ‘Cakdonia. broth being due to apo- Moore was appointed her guardian U the effect in case of adoption of each Grand Council Fire Wodncaday eve­ *|00 dage ivcommcndcd that ’-very vicious ptexy ’ . -iWr-»- that Mrs Chcesebrough was of the eigiit amendment* which will ning. October 13. in the gymnasium jp b survived by hL* wife, a son.' lxhn October 19. 1873. on a tarin neat be presented to Michigan voter* on New member* who have met the recriminal castrated: .aiui inat every criminal of tM-non-vl Au-tin F. Fender of Wichita. Kansas.'St. Johns. Michigan. After the death November 8. Close attention to whal quiremenu will b<- taken in. rank of Our AimWill Always Be— show-* hmuelf a re'pe .! daughter. Ltu-lla. now Mra . of her mi>ther, she was adopted by Wil- the speaker said was evident He gave Woodgathcrvr will be awarded to ‘The Customer Must lie Satisfied sterilized. Gcurgc B. Clark of Beinxmt. one sister/ Ham and Elira Moure when about three a fine review of the entire subject. ■even, ahd rank of Firemaker to four. « - , tht<-c brothers, throe grandchildren and; years old. William and Elira Moor* Among the outstanding thing* he This shows thal thc girl* arc accom­ villain*^ho' raided Holland should ,Hn,ar gnti.dmild. besides oth*r were the fathei and mother of Doctot mentioned was the chaos that would plishing tlie tasks required and taking have known that' :.:.,h a fu'e awaited a>I.t,Svt% and many friends Ward Mrxire . result everywhere in Michigan if tiw a kern Interest in -achieving results Dependable Jeweler. I laitings, Mlehlgan.K-hv Mr ' lu,for<1 nrjVlng fo Caledonia. Mr and ' In 1880 Wtlliarfl Moon- and family amendment wo* parsed, fixing «ne and Mrs. A. L. Brown, member of tlie com­ Brundage in the event of their cap­ Mr*. Pi nder lived Just ninth of Free-' moved to Freeport, where he built a one-half per cent as thc maximum mittee of awards, win conduct the cere­ ture. Would tliey nor ha.< been much port m Bowne township for many i two atory brick building and started « pun in txmiir limit of taxation on real and personal mony of the Council Fire. more hesitant about < untng into. years, and their home waa a favorite hardware store. Hattie attended th*- properly in this state If that were Following arc rejxiru from several Michigan, where they would have been meeting place for tiw young people of । public school and was continuously 4n adopted, and if another |>ropa-wd groupr. subjected to such junuhment? We, the community, especially during the i th? Modre family until she was about amendment, included in thc eight, feel that would have hod a. great deter­ majilc sugar season. i twenty-three years old. when she re­ should also be adopted, chaos would * Akliwaya Group. rent clfcct. ami tiiat jbej would hay« ! Fum-ral service* were held on Satur­ turned to her fath* rs home near St be almost complete in thc financial Aklpsaya Camp Fire Group 'Mr* sought communities tn Otltcr states, day afternoon at two o'clock at tlie Johti* to take care of Iver own latlw-r. affairs of every community and coun­ DeVries. leader* have started tlwlr fall MILO. thc club closed a very gqod- meeting. wlwre siich a procedure was nut pro- ■ rcsldenbe. Interment in Lakeview ceme- She took-back the name of Whittcn- ty and rhe state. 1111* other amend­ work by the girls who did not take Twenty-four members and four vul-, An excellent three course dinner was tided.* berg. and remained with her futhei ment proposes to exempt 81.000 of per­ rank ifl the spring finlxiung the re­ tors were, entertained at tlie home uf ’ wned by the hostess. Mr* Barber We think Mr Brundage lut made a until his death, about 1913. Th­ • sonal proiwrty from taxation, also 83.­ quired work. Mr*- N H Barber. October 6. when idle I Mrs Annie Humphrey of Wildwood, suggeftlon which ?h<- IcgUUtmc of ; Moore* and Chcvt-ebrraigh* were clan­ 000 of thc cash Value of real estate—a Thane taking Plremakrr'e Rank in was liustrs* of the Home Literary ' GuJFlake, came Saturday to spend wvMichigan ought to follow. II they did 1 Mr. Harry Newberry, head of the friends. She went to Judge Dalton, total exemption of 84.000. If that the spring . , were .Frances Cdwic.*. .Rex-; club. Roll was answered with current 'eral day* with her cousin. Mrs. Bcllinthey would make far leas frequent Midi HoUum Baking Company of Battle one of the probate Judges .if -Kent amendment should be adopted, and al? Ine Downing. Violet Reynolds and | events. Mra. Mary R.. Flower prcsld-1 ger at the fann . victoux crimes ax thal at llull.ind. and Creek, gave a talk on Xlw psychology of county, who die* her will. ’She died mi it the one limning tlie ainountjthut Jeanne DeVries DeVries. Baibwra Crook fin- oil Mr* Minim* WhMby favored with Friday Mr and Mra.-C c Dewi-v. Mr would abb prevent thc propagation ut sak * to thc Rotary Club at their Mon­ on August 11. 1932. Xubsequent to which can be raised by tax to pne and one- tailed her nquircmenta Kit- a splendid reading; a paper—"Organ!-and Mra. H J. Flower and Mra. Hattie ' at Camp ~ criminal*. time a ja-titlon was filed in thnprobate half per cent should also be carried, annlwa thin summer and received her. rations that aid tn -promoting Inter- Belluigcr were visitor* In Hastings on day noon luncheon. Mr Brundage alr-o recommended He strewed the importance of faith court of Kent county for the adil|inL-- ne cantiot even imagine what a acr- rank there. Those who will lake rank national Peace and Friendship" was biuim-vstenh—Dan nib-normal That and ctniragr as nepessary elements in, tration of la-r estate, pursuant t<» tiu iqus .Mt u at ion Y°u!d confront tlie at the Council Fire this week Wednrs-1 written and read by Mrs Mary M Mr*. Jennie Chase of Kalamazoo thl< recommendation, should be fol- making kny busineM succeed: but cmr ternui of her will Her only brother schools, as well »s townships, counites day evening are Betty Donley, Viva Flower. In speaking of the Langue ot ,*|x-nl Sunday with her brother und sU- < | Nations she Mid. “We may differ re-; ter und attended rhurch BL Milo, Mr.. ’ should also know something-<>t psy­ Frank K Whillrnberg .of Ingham and thc date government of Michigan. Smithland Mrs DeVries. gan )* no* .supporting something like chology : and it must be not thc psy­ rxainty. filed a petition to dismiss th­ OQr grouji was represented at Camp' gurdmg the iwojicr attitude to be tak- (Cecil Palinatlcr and son* also Visited i.tXKi feeble minded in thc school, at chology of getting all ..WM* Kltanniwa tULs sum mtw bv Barbara' cn hy live United State.* toward thc! ut the Fenner home Sunday wit- canproceeding* and Ktv- in the probate court of Lapeer, and about 900 rnore .it the ing u-little as one can. but rather that Kent county, etamung that Hattie E 'Hie Woman's Missionary Associa­ Crook and Jeanne DeVries. Several i League, -but the fact remain* that ite Callers ut thc Flower home Sunday sanitarium for narcotics.' There arc which considers the interest* of thc puoebrough. at tiu- time <’! iter tion. Church of tlie United Brethren girl* from other groups were at camp:i tsubiuhmeiit was the most definite , were. Mra Queen OoUllu of Cincintut1300 to I <9*0 perron* noy an the wait­ : customer us well as those of the in- ft'-.vth. was a resident and 'citlxen <■-' in Christ. Cor. Jefferson and Center at. thc same time and all rejxirted an and jiretentiqus effort at world organl-, tl in thc morning and Mrs Humphrey ing-list. who have been dcwignwtcd a* slitution that has services or goods to Fwport. Michigan, and that bec.iu-- will meet Wednesday, October 12, for enjoyable and, instructive time. i ration known to history, and it 1? to- and Mrs Bellingri tn thc early eveproper subjects for tiw Lap*.-* r home, : M.p AH girls who arc actively working in j duy the most elaborate and effective inlng. . . of that fact, (he probate court, of Barry an all day meeting at the church pur­ who Cann X i* itecomnuMl.Pcd there la‘ J------- « t>-------- -----ciunfy und no* of Kent- county had i >ts. 2.'o So. Jefferson Pot luck din­ Camp Fire ate enjoying the posse* to inlet national organization tn axialMilo Ladies' Aul will be entertained cause the institution i* out-crowded-'1 ner will be served ut noon. Tlie reg­ the show for wlilch Mr Branch so' ciicv." Other organizations twined and ut the liome of'Mrs Schultz, Iwke Hill* JAILED ON BOOZE ( 1IARGE. . i'llisdlcitl.in rtf her estate Unlcsi the taxpayers of Michigan ular business of tiw local will be' in kindly arranged. • nlarged upon were World Court. Y M Farm. Wednesday. October 19. for dlnra'.a.a Alta, .na atari Ballou.1 “r - wish to see UWburd-.'ii-of supporting toll, ul IMrull. .rrr .rrrrfca lute Sulcharge of the president. Mrs. Addah Our group was well rrpreM*pt«-d at IC. ■ d V, l“ lb »' A. and Y W C A. Boy Scout, nor. Mrs Quick will asstst as hostix’. the criminal, tlie sub-normal, tlie Im­ | u«U; .IlrrWu In MlddtaUIe uu » ’ lh him Fausey Following tlie business sen-. the general hike to tlie Sweczey lann Travel, and International Education I Thia will be thc annual birthday meet'urdav afternoon in Miaruevum ou a " , !» •““S— . *. becile. the *c:hi-knbeci)r class*-.* grew :charge • ion a helpful jirogram wiw be n-ndir- recently and everyone enjoyed it |m- iI which wire all factors In tlie nuking mg. We hojx- foe u large attendance intoxicuUng *a,d rM,‘?n,r’‘att/nn. -. •-• charge of of ttransporting -----to propbrtlon* that will lx- a terrible । liquor rncnnely. • Underaheriffs Arthur Bell ot «•>•« Sigler of this city to opp<.;. th-.-.'dl of peire and friendship internationalMr*. Osborne will have tin- program tn U drain, they should iru-tu that t|ve legis­ liquor Middleville and Herman Iteruch of Pe“>°» ^-nerally r.-pre*. nt him | ly; An "Open Porum DUtw^lon" fol*’charge. DEATH OF MRS. CROUSE. lature set about it NOW :>• atap the Frrejwrt made the arrest. A gallon 111 “?e caae. winch came on »«>r »™r. O-E-Ce-Ca Group. lowed: Mr* Mills read interestingly of । Mr und Mr*. Ptcraon have moved Mra. Churlt-o Crouse (Grace Beamer* ' propagation of sub-normals, who never' of liquor was found m thc car, which •’’K O-ErCe-Ca Camp Fire grouji meets tlie proponed amendment No 3 on Tax from the Cliff Doolltt!*- farm to KaiaE H,Kb, r in can support thenuelve*. who will al­ belonged to Allen. Undoubtedly he will t»w imrtjate court Friday.morning. Oc-1 died a’. Pennock hospital early this every wwk on Wednesday evening al Liinltatlon and talked and diteusaed j m >T**o where he haa work. W< dm-.-uIxy morning, aged nearly 52 ways have to be supported by the pub-. i->rf his car as. under the law tho 1l“r ' , years. Over a wtx-k ago she underwent the home of their guardian. Mr* Cau- the question. A quartette Mrs Proti-, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Jone, were I'.v 11c or perish; and it should do thc .same owner of 4car which transports liquor Mr- Gelb. th<- petitioner.? at.orney.', । .m operation, and her condition lui* kin. The offleera of this group are;; ty. .Mrs Hower. Mr* Barber und Mrs : Iowa last week Mr. Joni ., look cuttU w with vicious and habitual criminal forfeits ownership. Both are held ire «'»■-t>w> Mn Ch. e.-abroilgh w;v. j since be*n wry scriowu She 1* aur- Dorothy Ballance, presfdent; Hazel I>K>liille sang two selections. The, tn the Iowa state fair.and Mrs Jone*' We no* have a ytMllization law in J-111 ‘'*a>uAt Hie dl'iwsitiun of their■ I vived by her hu*band. Funeral services Vaukin. secretary: and Hrk-n Angell .ckMlng nong. "God Be With You" by visited her people In that slate ' Michigan; but ft ......... i* practically inoperchanged her domicile. Mr Sigler con­’ ■ will 'be on Friday afternoon al 1 30 treasurer. These girls all plan to work! it require* the consent ol ca' tended that that subject ura re? । ocloek. at tlie Baptl*t church. Rev B for the* Needle Work Guild honor. Al one meeting recently all nude smoke, PIONEER DIE bat.- court of Kent county, in 'flu- 3-Adeack officiating. Burial in River* pnhts of leaves Wr are also making । surgical treatment can l-c made. There, la no reason for any diffidence <* Iu-m... _. — --------WE HAVE A GOOD gunrdMiuhlp proceeding durinc the life ■ ;"Uta collection of different leaves. Baturtatlon in this matter On the contrary. Oil’c. .* about 30 year.' ago passed away of Mrs. Cheescbrough. had declared; ASSORTMENT OF... day mornini girls from this group, it is of fir*! tihporlance for the prefer- at a hospital in Oakland. Cal. Ixvf -week, her mentally incompetent and deter-' v,-,, W1U1 -Mrs.-------------------------to lake Al-Gon-Quin and Will m*e- with Herbert Cook hiked ration of^a' normal, human, civ.lucd following a h»n_ und terrible illness- ir.inrd, that her resident* or domicile' |ld Such As Tulips, Crocus, Paper White Narcissus. cooked their -breakfast. Several tried Mr# Kn . 4 . Colprov< . at the farm society to Mop tlie propagation of the from gangrene which necessitated wa* Kent county, which d< t»-rmina- ■ rooking an >-ag on n ho*, stone and near Middleville for pot luck din ­ unfit, of the criminals and the *ub- amputation of both lower limb*, before SPECIAL THIS WEEK lion had not been ajip-al.ii from anO; nef and card partv. Car* will leave Mra. Olivers won the lx»nor of building three normals, without requiring any one* death. kinds of fire* Everyone earned tcij A Michigan Wheal Bread QQC 3 lb. package Rolled OaU 4 En This news come.' tj tiu.' office from could not be attacked in a collateral; RlllM.r,. W;,i.„n;. at ll 30 on Thur.-day.. miles credit for gym. by hiking bothi of this natun ‘October 13 Mr* E. M Barnes, chair­ Flour. 24'j-lb. sack . . ww for table meI UU Mrs. Ena Jlager R**ckvrt»d of Hastings, proceeding va'Uon. out and^back. judge Higbee held that this jxr-duvn; man a daughter of Mr. Hager. We have a new member. Jeanne, was correct and that all the twiimony ■ ‘ « »» ' Unfortunately, those who have the .; Mr Hager built the sji-iciiius home which the petitioner might .oiler w.r OBITUARY. Everhart, who recently moved here­ power io make us happle.-u Can also now occupied by Mr. and Mr,.. Samuel HASTING^, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 24SB immaterial, making a complete and Rev. C. B Whitaker born in from Freeport. make us the most miserable. v. Velte-Ukc Od< . a Wave lull yiatenwn' «if thc law applicable ro Genesee county Michigan. October 2 Kiyuggn Group. I such a caf-e. and that It «*» nweMary ’ njss. and dud at hi* home in Ha*1111*" Kjyugan Gnxiji has a new guardian., for tha petitioner to take proiG in sup- Octotfc'r i>. 1933, jwrt of their position in view of Mr He wis united m marriage to Mis* Mr. Ray .Cook, and new u**i»tant . Sigler's objection, which the court lield Fidelia Lyon. August iwentielii 1876. guardian. Mr*. ShuUz. We have had three enthusiastic to -be gixxi 1 TteTfflr'union were born four children. Till- |m utioner will haw twenty days J Mr* Velma. Yerty. of Hastings; IHA'i til"Ernest. ’1 meeting* and everyone is busy ' working Mrs. ... grille In which to appeal. jot Ithaca, N. * York; M.i. .... ’ ?or .and rank. Sonic girl* have already started an article for Needle-: -----------------------i Harpham. of Pleasant Uike. Indiana: work Guild We have two new mem­ PASSING OF MRS. EUNICE------------- land Georv*. of Dayton. Ohio MEAD OF NASHVILLE.1 one'yi-ar ago he mowd to Hastinjt* bers. Virginia Jacobson and Manon Mrs fftinice Mead, aged 78. who unsjatcr M-ning fifty year* in the mini*- llallwcxxl We elected thc following of-1 fleer* —Madeline Cook, .president. Ma­ well known in this, vicinity, pas-.<•<! hrv. th«- last eleven years being ‘Proaw.iv Monday morning at-her homo in;flaM)r Of nieoJogy at Houghton Col- ne Everson. secretary. Mildred Wood-: tnansce. treasurer. Nashvillo. ui>_ Several o—i months * «» aco • Mrs.- • Thbugh retired from active servMead fell and broke her flip. since j ic.-. Ite preached 108 time* during the >e-top-pcw Group. when she has been in a serious con-;^,,.,, past >wwt year,, „making u full and useful life Do*«n dltion. She te survived by two dough- «> end to Uie Use end.. ltrs. Mrs. Clyde Wilcox of H.i>tinit>| Funeral services were held at the guardian. Mrs Winlnger We meet _ . school .. . Twol and MrsyClarence Shaw- nf Vermont- Wesleyan Methodist church and burial every Tuesday, at Central l.„.s.. c girls m our gr.wiji have earned the .... ' ' car^n City. MtetdCan. Fifteen membership honor Lamong and Charles Mead of Mtn;. ;'niiU Aa newliunor bv by getting getting*a new inters wen- present Six young member lor Camp Fire Everyone in M-vi-ral grandchildren and other rela- , nu nt .._.,tstrr* qf thc confereneq. w had thia group plan.'; to make two articles Freeport Lb. , , , ,, , l*-enunderhi»teachings, acted a* pall- for Needlework Guild. U-ona Wmtnger Funeral service “ ,ll“ Tl» w-' "- IN' orartmt. b earning honor of being secretary and No. 2M . *|Ake from Sec-Jivi Timothy 4*6. 7, 8 N.4vhvill,.- Evangelical church will:; H-Teawl, lus Ix-Lr.ed wife, four chil- treasurer for one year. Isabel Sage I* cur prewnt preylding dffitrr. m li! <*r»'t» * >th tiic.it companion*, ten grandiiu: »w-. fijildicn. two brotiwjr*. two sisters Tawanka Group. , nephinieo-s and many friends ■ . Tawanka Group under tiw k-aderxhip' A> a hu-band, fathr: and minister h< <>f Madeline Cruttendcn mwt on ■. xenipbta d to a huh d.-gr.-e the full iThurxdiy* at Central sciiool. One SatPer Bottle -Ruth Solo- '°r chf*ldfc>l> bfr. 'iirday recently, the girl* went to MLv. *•* Ciuttenden* home near Quimby and buniHX>0 in hi r breavrinent. OBITUARY. , .; gathered bittersweet which Hwy have >f her hut band. Mr Yau . mint xm oi । (xxn .M.111Ilg Tlw*e girl* are busy ^To SPECIALS! W •2- Camp Fire Notes C. B. HODGES » ..1 F311 JO U 1 O S WALLACE FEED & SEED STORE JPECIALJ BOYS!! FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY LARD SiPTeu.r S ^rjsc 21 BUTTER Hart Pumpkin s’ Sunsweet Prunes One More Chance 19c Fresh Pullet Eggs Premier Mayonnaise All the boys who did not get a chance to receive a FOOTBALL last Satur­ day ... or all who wishto try again, may do so. zzc 2 c— 25c 2 IL 19c 15c CLOROX FINEST QUALITY MEATS Pork Roast Either End LAMB ROAST PICNICS ol shoulder. IL .... Shankl«**,'U> HAMETTS <<|C Lb. IZc Sm.k«l SPARE RIBS in Cvllophan*. Lb. . . . Hamburger or SAusage, lb. IOC Philadelphia Cream Cheese 2 Fk»«- 15c Feldpausch’s *‘Wh9rt Better Foods Cost Less ** PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER It and |>iw<i « at HronAm I <?<t thl'life on October 6 at the. age of Aawakiya Group f three day*. ,6 mdflthx ami 20 day. He leaves to This Gfoup of eight girls, all ten1 ... .... •Mjmourn hb In., beside the parent*, hl* < years of age. was orgsnired in Svptrm-' his fa-lu: and bnilii.r aiwi »i».e«. HlligrJndputcnts Mr and Mr* William I her under Ute kadeislup of Mr.? John-’ uf Washington Pu 'lov-lanri and Mr- Vina Cooley, and *on und Mi« Jannet Michael They MVH« SW hrbl » thc|-several uncles and aunts * have met the requiretnenM fi«r new! i.-.unon rewdeno.- in Du ■ city | Funeral m rvlcrs were held Sunday. members and will be taken in a* such 1 jock Saturday morning with afternoon at T o'clock at Mr Cooley'j at our Council Fire interment at Portland. brother.< home on East Mill street InReport* from other group* will be; -------------------- .rerment At Riverside cemetery. Rev. ‘Brtru r<xt wect AOTKI---------------------------Adcock officiating . --------- ■ -»»•------------------! After this date October 7. 1832. I ------------ -■»♦ » -------I W. C. T. D. NOTICE. i.wiU n-'t be r<-".-?ro:bIe for debt-, con-1 PASSING OF MRS. HAYNES. Hastings W C T U will meet with tracted bv anyone but myself1 Mra Ern*” Haynes passed away on Mte* Tillie Tyrten. 425 w Center St. Adv. 10-19 Mrs Hattie Belhnger. Saturday. Oct 8. at her tn■ Balti-1 Oct to. 18 n A1’ ’ . ..................... . home —— — ■■■ I at 2:80 -.--V o'clock Tuesday, VAT --. more Twp Hhe was 84 year*. 5 month* j half hour prayer service will be held. GIII.D NO. 13. and 5 days of age Surviving are the This la a very Important meeting. The Hospital Guild No 15 will husband four sons, four daughtep. her i amendment* will be discussed alto Mn F: aged Mr.- Stutz. 203 N Park Parks; aged father. father. C. C M M Hendershott, Hendershott, and and | i other other matters matters of of Importance Importance. All’ October I9 Mr.- F. E- Her- a brollier. Clia*. Hendershott. i ladies are invited »o come .my, C j Funeral senice* were held at tlie i * *»•-*------- -—— , liome on October 11. Rev Conklin offlGUILD NO. 7. IR( I.E NO. 3. dating. Rural in Dowling cemetery. i Hospital Guild No. 7 will meet with j < **. ---------... * A « ,. .’1 I ------____ Mr*. Addle Edmond*. 138 W. Munhall meet at the home of Mrs Frank HoiThat all men are created equal i* one :st. Wadnesday. P M. Oct It is; man, -38 & Hanover St. Fnday. Oct of those things sverybody say* and no* j hoped all our ladles will be present and! H I body believes. jvbitora are always welcome. Be Here at 9 o’Clock You’ll like this fipe foptball, boys! Ask those who received oneiast Saturday! LyBARKER’S “U'/icre Immediate A Itent ion and Courtesy are showiito all" I’bone 2115 Hastings, Michigan We Deliver �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1932 4 At the Theatre STCAM TtiEATCf TELEPHONES; 2244 - 2557 ■---$, THE PENALTY OF FAME X Will Roger* luu discovered that brX Ing famous has it* penalties. A* a rule X film players enjoy c^piparative imjf .munity from visitors while they are x working in a picture. Rigid studio law* X ordinarily prohibit outsiders from goX Ing on a “set" during production. X Roger*, however, has no such ad van\ tage His world-wide acquaintance X with celebrities and royal personages U ■ Here is her private life ... a \ the most extensive of any American. X and “ large percentage of the dUtin1 true, human, thrilling story ! 0 guhlied travelers pawing -through X Hollywood have. a* OMR, .of their chief ■ i ' MARION X ambitum* a more «Flr** brief meeting X with Die noted humorist. Accordingly. X wlu-n Rogerh is working and a stiff 1v^ciently prominent visitor happens to arX rire in town, the studio rules are sus-1 WOMENS’ BIAS CUT FALL Blanket Lined 18 LB. 0 landed in Hie latter's favor and a v ' meeting U arrange^ between serpe*. sol X <* not to interfere with the filming of i EXTRA HEAVY \ the picture Fast Color Many Styles X In Trcrnt months such notables as 0 Colonel and Mr*. Lindbergh. Secretaiy! X Of War Patrick J. Hurley. Helen Will*. I S Prince Svaati of Slam with his wife und '* their two non*. Notre Dame's "Four FOR BOYS 79c X Horsemen." Aviator Prank Hawk* and X Naval .Aeronautics Secretary David In-j FAST COLOR PALMOLIVE X gall* have been among the guest* to MEN’S HEAVY WORK <» penetrate the inn*r portals during thc | For Men X ! making of a Roger* offering. with BILLIE Visited By Royalty. DOVE XI While filming his latest vehicle. I 'JIMMY v' - Down To Earth.” the customary ru.-li DURANTE X Of Visitor* obtained, with Grand Duch-' Cake css Marie ot Russia; Helen Madison., Zaiu Pitta X the swimming champion: the UnlverX *lty ot Arlaona j»io team, and Floyd; Wtnk.Stea Lot Haa. 24U-UM X Gibbons, tlie headline hunter, among You'll be Worm RICH Pure Dye 3 F X the more distinguished visitors. Penney’s in these V Irene Rich, who played the role ot MARION X Rogers* wife in hi* first talkie, "They Scores X Had To See Purls." resumes Hie part in Jr production ' A^ain I X the new picture. Dorothy Jordan and directed by EDMUND * v Matty Kemp have thc juvenile leads, i MOULDING X with TiMxxlore Lodi again tn the rol'| YOURS for only lL kuo JjuUiivn M*>rr nmna X of the Russian Grand Duke and with »' Mary Carlisle. Brandon Hurst. Clarence X Wilson and Louise Mackintosh in HEAVY DOMET ut *9ii »' other prominent part. , $ SCENE OP REBECCA LAID IN \ (M la. wide) // / X CHARMING SANTA CRUZ FARM X Director Alfred Santcll took a c**t ■ Full-cut, warm, ttuniy' You've of .twelve, iwaded by Miirlnn Nixon ■ .Haav, never teen such a tHrt at such X and Ralph Bellamy, to the picturesque yotiitj too fetrY Po.ro s g)■« quality 1 ’^W** a price 1 Grey ar ehtv Jrui X farm country near Santa Cruz. Call-1 V furnla. Inr Huge savingt! for tuntllit r ihuh'm fl for th* the nimlrur filming of of "Rj-lirwra “lU-becra Of Of Here're rnca'a elk biochert • Glowing | They're made J ugjy »* Suiiiybrook Farm." • . < ‘yirlr Ihd he.'tt that ’ ll give yoa real comfort Autumn 1 »' Tlie comiuiy. including a staff of extra large 'fi Tt and long wear 1 Don't tnus tail X. fifty technician* and workmen, recolon 1 JT 1 Price < ibriKigluxit 1 " »' matned away from thc studio for throe tuper-valscl j' weeks, during which time all the exterX ‘ tor scene* <»f thc picture were made * Among Ml*s-Nixon s experiences were! X days M»rit doing tiw routine chores of lljc farm Slv- pitched hay. milked When the five year program of im­ X cows, fed chickens, and otherwiM.' rr-: The majority of the action takes proving township highways is com- Madkon St. Thursday morning. Octo­ place in tlie stadium whf-re a gigantic C created the life of "Rebecca." fPleted, it is to be hoped that tlie finan­ ber 5. after an lllneas of three yean, at _______ crowd has gathered to watch the foot- ! with George Gros«.iiiith cial skies will be brighter, so that peo­ 1 Thc sight of a motion picture coin-’ball classic of thc 'season Rumors ple ran afford a small addition to wa* bom in Chicago. September 13. , puny ut work in Hollywood arouse* no | that Brown, acr halfback of onj, team. LESLIE HOWARD and Benila Hume -• n।! win be ••smeared" to guarantee victory taxes so that all these“roads may be 1918. the family moving to Hasting* in \ more comment... than .. the _•_*.* sight of eventually graveled. That will take September 19*20. and iiavc resided here X group of automobile workeA would in for his op)M>nents suddenly comes true, time, and it will be up to the super­ since that time. She leave* to mourn v* Detroit; but away from Holijhgood wiwn. after breaking away from thc (Continued from page one) visors. lier pacing, her parent*, two sbters. line und dashing practically to b touch ­ X and on location, it is a different maldown. lie suddenly stagger*. stumbles, be afforded with the meager approprla- . The entire county Is interested -in Jane and Susanne. and a brother, Wil­ highway improvement. We think it liam. besides relatives in Chicago and X In Santa Cruz. California the exter- :und falls. lion available. unfair to put the burden of maintain­ Mansfield. Ohio, X tor scrncf. for the Fox production. "ReIn mu*t of the countie*. w we learn,' ing townships liighways on townships FOR THE BALANCE OF Funeral services were held at the '*■ bccca Of Sunnybniok Farm" were PROGRAM * Instead of using the McNItt bill money alone, when we are all - interested in family residence Saturday al 10 30 A. THE WEEK. v filmed. Tiw problem of how to iiandlr in Barry' county to improve thc good roads everywhere. We hope thc M.. and burial wa* in Valley Home Wednesday and Thursday — yFast as the crowd* of curibus who gathered township highways in every township, time will come when the county can cemetery. Rev. J. A. McNulty officiat­ a story of theJ race the around to watch Marian Nixon und Companions.* 1 money has been used on a compare­ Ralph Bellamy enact the romantic love track featuring Tom Brown und!’ lively few. miles4>l ruad wlilch were make a fair appropriation each year ing. Irenes became a serious one fur Dircc- । Maureen O'Sullivan. ALw comedy and well Improved. We think tiu* commte- for the purpose of graveling township highway*, so tiuit this county can and PENNOCK HOSPITAL. tor Alfred Santell. ilon B> to be highly commended for will have a complete county system A daughter was bom to Mr. and Mrs. In Hollywood, when the assistant di­ with a serviceable road reaching every Carl Turner <Hasel Bryanti of Sararectors blow their whistle* n* a signal . ’________ , , , the county. Engineer Rakpwsky has home. for silence, everyone knows what it CRESSEY. had a vt-r^busy time indeed In super- ‘ nuc on October 7. means and acts accordingly Sound Mcmf*. Clay and Robert Barber vising thia titU work, making the money go |I OBITUARY. On October 7 a son was bom to Mr. pictures, and tlwir rigid neccMlty tor made a business trip to Dearborn. Sat- to the farthest limit, which he surely violet Jeane Van Gorder. loving1 and Mrs. ‘Paul Bivens. Bedford, Route abMiluie quirt, arc an old story now. urday. ;h“ done. daughter of Rose and Sidney Van OorBut twit In Santa Cruz. There, each Mr and Mrs. T. D- Crandall and Next year, under the McNItt law. the arrival of visitors iiad to be carefully children and Mrs. T J. CrandaB- of county will receive 227,600 for another instructed when to be quiet and when 'Kalamazoo called on relatives here I**7 mile* of township road. It is they could laugh and talk to their Sunday. planned to do the same with it as has ■ hearts' content. Yet. even with such Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Strong of Kala- been done with thc first 167 mile? this • precautions, many scene* were ruined mawo rtsffi-d relative* lure Sunday. year. In addition to the $27,600 which! . time and again by some off-*cenc ex­ Otl* Boulter and family entertained *111 be I"11*1 ,o lhe county in 1933 clamation during a dramatic moment, relative* from Plainwell Sundafr. 25* year.; 2V more ,r“*'p will be available “'ailable next vear Thrill to the joy of these or uncontrollable laughter while a bit Mr*. Minnie Hammond from near That is. tliere will be an Increase of' of comedy was in progress. happy ^weetheartSj-.who won is staying with her niece. Mrs. 25* in Uw appropriation. This extra Miss Nixon and Bellamy, realizing the i Hastings *“• u“.kl Nellie Rlckenmore. * — over the town gossips when ; strangeness of the whole thing to thc Mr. and Mra. Arthur ahort-r rntrr- U»r Improvlns Ite tin UUlnt taken o«r j visitor*, tried not to make objections Ulnrd Mr. and Mra. Kennedy irtim 'Ida y™r; hut mill a HUI. les. than they lost their hearts to each SJ to the many interruption* and patient­ Shelby. Mr. and Mra. Keith Iran Kata- •’ »» W much ararelllw can te 's ly did each ruined scene over until a other. ma«» and Mr. and Mra. lUchard done on 1S7 miles naann. Ite people »' perfect "take” was secured. After the HMTenden Iran Sliter creek Bunday. Bam; county can hum tte eo.nmUX first and second day. however, thc naMrs. conyer Is apendlnl several daysi-km and Etutlneer Rakowaky to make e lives of Santa Cruz had mastered thc with Mr and Mrs Ern. sl Klchmontf d no “ ,uH "m)'.»> INtunil tte remeaning* of the whistles and acted and lantlly near Walnwell. I“l“- K>r the lotto. InJ tour ye*r. X their part* of "audience*' with the exMr. artd Mra. Joltn Oswald and ter -5 •>“ >» W » pcrlcnce of/regular studio workers. matter. Mrs. Lite., spent Sunday with amount asallable. whttlt w'dl teyuwM Mrs. Mary Cook al Alleean. “> UnproslM tte nods taken overffl Mr. and Mrs Robert Connive vlatl- previous years. At the end ol tte lira ed her sister and family at Galesburg yi’*r J*Hod the township roads of THE WASHINGTON MASQUER- Saturday. Her mot iter. Mrs. Newton. Barry county wifi be in far better shape retunwd with them to spend a few 2hry ever ha'*c been. With so limited an amount It will be impossible Three of the best, known figure* on du-., Miss Irene DePau and Arthur Mead t,M? casy Rcackw tliat are reX the American stage appear together in X ‘The Washington Masquerade.'* drama- were married Saturday. October ,. , oulrrt tur eouMy roada. I U alao Unl_________ । possible to gravel them to the full g tic story of tlie lobbyist racket in Girls always admire the Judgment of width of a county road. Little cart be A Washington, which opens at thc Strand a fellow who proposes, even though done in the way of graveling with the Theatre. 'available money under tho McNItt bill. S They are Lionel Barrymore, who they may not accept. ■ X heads the cast as the political lender; v William Morris, who plays Senator M*e Msrth.LoulMCloMCt Hale. Bated 3 Hodge, and William Collier. Sr . who ft plays Babcock, the newspaper editor on Kate fXxi(lat Wiggin’* and Charlotte Thompson'* play. Alfred Santcll prwi X All three have been famous on the •hraion. FOX PICTURE , X stage for years. ON'T let rot and decay add hundreds of dollars X "The Washington Masquerade" is a X dramatic story of the "inside" of affair* to your upkeep expense in repairs and new (Continued from page one) X at the national capital, showing the millwork. At least protect the badly worn places— statements concerning matters that R methods of lobbyists and depicting how better able to stand the strain. Would come under his jurisdiction as 31 women are used to lure and corrupt But this disagreement between the the sills, thresholds, outdoor stairs, pillars, etc. X. legislator* when money falls. The plc- democratic gubernatorial nomlner ’and governor of Michigan. If He doe* npt 1 Teel any responsibility, can he be X; turc was adapted from Henry Bem. . 'iiarrtn^ ... ■ A gallon or so'of Lowe Brothers H. S. Paint will do X stein’s stage success. "The Claw.” by hi* party leaves u* with doubts as to sincere in urging immediate payment it. A few pennies for each badly weathered spot X | John Meehan in collaboration with Just how serious Mr. Comstock is in of tiw bonus? Or is he fishing for s' Samuel G. Blythe, the celebrated po­ his professed demand for rigid econo­ soldier votes by advocating such in­ NOW may save as many dollars tiext spring. defensible extravagance? x । litical writer. my in government. Immediate cash payment of the X Rarden Morley plays opposite BarryImmediate cash payment of. the Act promptly before winter docs costly damage. v, more and the cost also includes Diane bonus would be one of the most ex­ bonus cannot be Justified. There is no I X Sinclair, Nils Asthcr. Reginald Barlow. travagant legislative expenditures in reason why the entire credit system of1 X Rafaels Ottlano, C. Henry Gordon, the history of thc world. The only thc nation should be placed in jeopardy I Burton Churchill and Henry Kolker. thing to approach it is the Garner to distribute about 12.400.000.000 to less ' A! The picture! was directed by Charles ••pork-barrel" bill, that would fiave than onE-lhirtieth of the population.1 1 Brabin. who last scored with "The Wet placed lovely new postoffices at every America has already weathered a drain , Parade” and "The Beast ot the City." other cross road in the land. How can 0^ her resources that very nearly sent i any candidate seriously preach econo­ it off the gold standard. Tlie country, [ "70.000 WITNESSES*'—EARLY IN my and at the same time sponsor such is now definitely recuperating from the , I shock and will be in sound health1 NOVEMBER Q Qliramntni Qicturr extravagance? Of course a governor of Michigan again M we can fight free of'radical ’ A murder committed in full view of with . I 70.000 persons . . . and not one of them really ha* no say at all regarding pay- leglslaUve program*. But Immediate ADRIANNE ALLEN । menl of the bonus. This is for re pic- cash payment of bonu*. even in times ' knows how or by whom! SHEETS GALLAGHER j That amazing situation forms the aentatives and senators to decide, less acute than thc present, represent*! story of '*70.000 Witnesses.** with Phll- Tlwreforc. it is possible tiiat Mr. Com-1 such an unbearable loa<| tiuit the She headed for happiness—but he doesn’t caret HASTINGS. MICHIGAN stock docs not feel the same iwrwnal j calamity resulting would be felt to the ; Ups Holmes. Dorothy Jordan. Charlie In love, you can’t go alone! > Ruggles and Johnny M|ck Brown in responsibility for his statement con- last little farm house down the most ccmiffg the bonus that he does for j remote side rood in Hie country. | I the leading roles. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN SUNDAY & MONDAY s PENNEYS Oct. 16-17 7 SHE WAS QUEEN OF THE FOLLIES! i DAV I EX " $ 1 £ £ Robert Overall Jacket MONTGOMERY 4 A? 98c Cotton U*Suit Rubbers 98c Frocks Z5C 79c SOAP PRINTS 1OC. 89c 0\ Flannelette fry good meeting. :our«e dinner was s, Mrs Barber ircy of Wildwood, rday to spend arv»uain. Mrs. BrllUi- SLIPS NICHT SHIRTS Extra Heavy gg COUPON — TUESDAY — NITE r and Mr*. Hattie Soles Cal lie See. This e of Kalamazoo •r bnitlier und Mi­ nch al Milo. Mr.'. Rayon Crepe 59CTdJ/i FLANNEL SHIRTS r;: 4Qc Bunday. •rr home Bunday liliw of ctnfinnatd Mrs. Humphrey 1 the 'early eve- rill be entertained icbulU, laiku Hills ctober 10. for dm- FINISH NG WORKON TOWNSHPROAOS ml birthday mcAlargc altenduiirr ve the program hi num have moved tie farm to Kalu^ work. cy Jones wen- in. Joih .'i took catt«A tr and Mr*. Jones' . that ktatc. WEDNESDAY & THI 4 libs dn“'.15c .TORE ERHONE 2,SB SDAY GET HAPPY rwith these lovers ice I PENNIES WILL SAVE IT REBECCA or SUNNYBROOK FARM Ot a Coming Attractions MARIAN NIXON o. RALPH BELLAMY ock Dt ho iy! FRIDAY & SATURDAY ■V rs Deliver from destructive ROT and DECAY ! D arc you on the right road? s urn to dll" Comstock Preaches Economy But Advocates the Immediate Payment of5 Bonus—Net “Saving” Is Decided Loss MERRHv GOODYEAR BROS. HARDWARE CO. 4 4 �THE HAsVlNGB BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER II, Ittt PAGE FOUR Tkss Uaatlnoa Ranner clud“ M*-- Roase'-elt hlmrelf. Nobody lhe Hasting! Banner r.*to*u mra COOK BBO8. MHwa and Opinions; nomlnee n*8" “> •urp,u* p^.i, f<WXtW1 . ... . What Others Say ““ °‘nXr 1 variety- wasting post office* on cros*road* at great public expense, nor hew he stand* on the bonu* l*«u*. Mr. Roosevelt ha* succeeded in avoiding tluw ol r.dlo.llMO but lb, MbH, This and ‘That President Hoover Talk*. Th* Great DesMUnea Speech Credit structure Wobble*. Crisl* Definitely Pa»t. Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday It fits perfect” TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. THE BOY WITH THE GOLD SPOON Mr. and Mr* Charles a Mackey will Of course it is to be expected that a ,w_, ________________ lot of silly chatter and foolish endictPresident Hoover seems to have elec­ nol* with their daughter, Ml** Lol* menu must creep into every national pouucl cumHUn Th, HUM INn, trified the public *ilh hl* great speech Mackey. at DeaMolne* laatjweek Just'a* he did Mua Josephine Schumann left Tues­ HrUH.00 b. MUU Pio^ u. INItAKl.Y COUNTY. ONE YKAK. the group of Michigan editor* who, clay for California In company with her hi* progressive purpose* 1* at present Hoovtr u disqualified for tlie job heard the same thrilling *tory of sister, Mrs Anna Kuns* of Ban Pranclsco. who has been spending the sum­ shrouded In the deepest mystery because he is a rich man If Herbert America's heroic struggle with the de­ mer liere. Mis* Schumann will make Mr. Uppmann. himself, 1* guilty o! Hoover is not good presidential timber pression from hl* own lip*. He broad­ her home with her sister. Mra. Kunze .Mb cast for the first time fact* that were and Mra. J. K. Lovett ot Mill* Valley. IN BARKY COl'NTT. TURKE MONTHS Hc 1R rlch IB aDVANCK - ------------- JO*!’ "The truth, a* I see it, 1* that the elec- j necessary. to conceal until tlie crt*l* California. OtTWIDE RAHRE COUNTY. ONE Mr* Walter Burd and children and *i «> Uon ol *’1U nM on,jr f8ciu' j Hoover was bom in pinching poverty had definitely passed Mra. J. M. Gould and children took in t :•■> OMB ,8le m8n>' readjustmenu which it 1* ln me mtle tow;i of West Branch. During the period of bank failure* л —13 so imperative to make, but will insure the’Iowa. where every home is humble No । and unrest concerning the stability of thc football game in Grand Rapid* Saturday. ------------- co-operation and the patient respon-' U»*n Lincoln.' Hoover came from the immediate future. Mr. Hoover Mr and Mrs. A. P. Dougtoac of »n drib , _,hn'the common people, a people Franklin would have precipitated panics ot overc the guest* of Mrs. Grand Rapids .. are oi men wno. Rooa<.wlt Hw mother be embittered and nevcr kne*u jo k-nd a CUp whelming Intensity by making public .□ M Stuart and Mr. and Mra. J. M. all of the fact* concerning problems hl* Wlusl are three adjustment* of sugar’to a needy neighbor. Hoover'* administration had to face He could Langston and family. Mr. and Mra. James Kerby returned tliat Roosevelt could make which Hoo- mother did. nol reveal, for example. Dial with­ on Thursday to their home hi Flushing ver. In-turn, would not be able to acFranklin Roo^veh wa* bom with a drawal* of money abroad and hoarding after several days' visit with Mrs. L here at home threatened to force McBain. 'HMb. N.Ur' America off the gold standard tlwreby Mr. and Mrs. E B. Whitmore spent -r Imi w* «lrtnS ruU reas,,n'- ql>e «nbiUcred, mouth. Unlike his distinguished kins- breaking the backbone of the nation'* too men to whom Mr. Uppmann makes mun Theodore Roosevelt, who was llkc- credit structure. At one time during roll Cutler near Thornapple lake au JiiuTri reference are undoubtedly the type wise born affluent and of the <mr<* the past year the gold supply tn the a w Mr. M11U and Mrs. D. C Myers of utiuiu Grand ipcnt Uroc we<k wtlh 4 represented by George Norris. Hiram ^Utogued “four hundred.- lYinklm united Sutra tre^ury was insufficient .1 . „ . . , Rooserelt never went west to know the to meet the demand for two weeks had . M„ Mary McAlpin? Mr* Elisa Cherry u., Johnson and Robert UJMlleUe, Jr. Mr platnamen. to him the man with a withdrawals and hoarding gone on un-1 and Mr Amel Uppmann must be Indulging in a bit of ho* is a picture in the art museum. checked About this same time Mr ,,f tk« bj-,1 . humor when he implies that men of, To Franklin Roosevelt' the village Gamer was formulating hi* billion dol­ TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY м Ui*»n. uni >■ i’r»- t|ii* ilk would ever co-operate with blacksmith is a nursery jxx’m But lar pork barrel bill and extravagant Mrs Hannah Barlow left Tuesday b.UUng for Coldwater where „„ t I. ,b M>* jab p»io‘ hod . Hoover knew him He was a breadbox ellrl meuue,. M«ai she will visit w Mr oml M„ H H I ... .—j „.ik ... ifiller. Hoover knows the music of thc .1 r«t<«*« We are not at a.i impressed with Mr. LnvU thr whecs<. ol the bellow* He bal.nre Uw budge, und VUU> wi m,. k„j Mr.. John Thomu M nw, and M„ STEADY! MR LIPPMANN! STEADY! uppmann* curt dismissal of thc vice- can now mca*tyc the white iron'* yield JIM lo lore payment ol i two Milton N„ Y„k „ %1kiUn, Walter Uppmann Hepped down from presidential office. The sturdy Mr to the hammer's fill. And Franklin dollar bonus to veteran* of thc World; i|Owar(j Thoma*. the rote of “Impartial critic" of.Amert- Curtis U infinitely to be preferred to Roosevelt knows nothing of these Miss Tula Thomas came over from For more than two years thc udmln- Albion College Friday to spend Sunday can and world affairs sufficiently tong John Gkrner who represent* the, ^Jl^nklin Roosevelt was * a very nice Ut rat ion has had to go quietly about until her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. enough U*t week t<> Uy and justify hi*[cheapest kind of vote-buying politics.;rlch man Sure he hr wa*. w ... ... -a hoy. , Sure and that D K Tit man entertained over Bun­ personal preference for Roosevelt. Gone . Mr. Curtis probably is not the greatest wa* all right. He was very well dressed in hl* pinafore* and Lord.Fauntleroy was Jbe calrp reasoning. the careful1 statesman of his day. but he Is able, day the following gentlemen at hi* cot­ tage al Wall lake. County Clerk W. L. logic, thc unbiased attitude that, as a ’sincere and has thc courage of his con- velvet suit*. But even a rich boy may become a great President if he learns Thorpe. George Coleman. Arthur Bak­ rule.’ characterize hu columns, in tlwir vicUon*. virtues that are entirely lack- to play fair and demand a square deal er. Wm. Schader. Lee H. Pryor. Guy E place'was place W** a strictly, partisan Uppmann ing in Mr. Garner. The vice-president n ls an nne and proper and praiseCrook find John WOotoh. whose party •yalty. for tlie time being. | does have some small influence in . worthy for a Harvard trained youth of Mr. and Mrs Elmer Slocum of Balti­ Suits and Overcoats . $17.50 to $35 r /I AMN without get lM upper hand of Uppmann. the shaping the policies of governmentymd 8rcat *T81th ,o .T'J''0 !*ne Pw4»>‘' more were Sunday guests of Wm. Beil­ inas and family. impartial <ntlc aaw-ozgument* with!the Influence of Mr. Curtl* would be of wSt hi* \ mirth is like a wag­ Kuppenheimer Custom Made Suits Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tyden. R. B. on without springs'. whlclr’he tried to care the pricking* [a much more wholesome variety than rebuke, hi* supporter* condemn hl* opMesser and MU* Franc William* have and Overcoats . $30.00 to $50.00 of hi* conscience and »Uli tlie doubt* tfial of his Democratic opponent. [ponent for haring what the rich boy returned from go automobile trip to — Henry Ward of hls troubled mind t* the nne type, We do not criticize Mr. Uirptnann, himself has in txce*8Chicago. Beecher. <ta, one might ml,h( ex-'for •«, stating MM hi* nu choice. He H. 1* ta a. former tajm-r ’| «■„£,, ™, “X. ',X Mr* Will Thomas and- children wre of political "salve'' that leaving this week for San Diego. Cali­ pect to hear from a street rtrect corner corner orator orator ]| editorial editorial director director of of the the Democratic Democratic New New [, and nyls and the of fornia to join Mr. Thomas, who with <cxoept. of course. the English LZ,. ‘ World “ and• — ■ -Mr " York 'it •is •hi* Pfiri-.things the village smllhv leave*.seatMrs Thomas' brother. Charles Babcock, and two other gentlemen recently mo­ Uppmanp employs is of a superior var- lege lo work for the Democratic cause tcred in thc shade of thc spreading tored from Hasting* to San Diego. if lie choose*. He la-wrong, however. ’ J”*- • J'2?nklln Rowcvelt ... the ... type of independent ._Aj._, playedg(?2nd with protect imported toysa under the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Horton and son. Mr. Uppmann seem* to have lost all in analytical [u^™ ton "of govcrneJis' Ruwll.. are contemplating a trip to feeling** of personal responsibility for column he conduct* to try and create 1Or nUr*e, whichever is tiw nicer term the Pacific coast, visiting relatives bi hl* statement* when he claims that; thc lmpre**lon that his choice comes'-Poor grace to point the finger of scorn Lo* Angele*. Pasadena, and other cities. and call him “rich.“” American isolation is solely tlje result as the result of reasoned, logical think- at “ *Hoover ’ J **" On the return trip they will stop In Herbert Hoover went to the country Tulsa. Oklahoma and vuit Mrs Hor­ of Republican policies and that Demo- i ing. scliool. They say he was a rather shy. the work of bolstering up thc Ameri­ ton'* outer. Mr*. Frank Twogood. Tlvey can credit structure without making cratlc administration t* sure to lead'■■■ —- ■■■ ■■■ — and garters for the summer and fall SAMUEL ARNEK TALKS diffident child, for even there Iw sensed public facts that might hare- fanned expect to be away all winter. trade, which I will sell way down low TO YOUNG PEOPLE, us out of it. Ha* Mr. Uppmann forgot- ' EUROPEAN INVESTORS. LTD. that most of his ptoymates, all from ' thc spirit of uneasiness and discontent THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. for cash. I also sell well and cistern „ ten Senator Jim Reed of Missouri. Back in 1D22 United Furojxan In-. humble homes, were protected by fath-1 then existing into a full-fledged panic. pump.. J. Mmi, opiwaiu Uw-eo.1 wmuel Arnn nw • my InurnUM ’’Democrat, than whom there is no more, j vestors. Ltd., first made it* appearance ers who were affluent compared to the I1 President Hoover has had to face "Tlie Ml**e* Myrtl^ Luther. Athletlto omc... huuw. AWhlii.n. ““ <° '» >'“■« I*-”11' ‘I* >*“kindly uncle who guarded tire orphan ।I criticism and abuse in silence. He has Phiilijx and Theo Brrxueau of Kato- -. byterinn church Bunday night on "The ardent isolationist? Has he forgotten to attract American citizens with sur- x Franklin Roosevelt went where rich i.,.rea— inszoo are • *(tending the week with i been powerless to correct — misundcrHistory of Life Insurance.“ the hundred* of thousand* of former ■ plus fund* I friend* in tiu* city. Wc read about life insurance in the Deto* McElwain and dauglitcr. Mary, Wilson supporter* who flocked to the This concern like many others of it* h k‘ America Then rations or to defend himself against Bible, in tlie book of Gcim-si.v. Many RAIN-SONGS. coldblooded Indifference to i Blanch Barnes and Mrs AD Mc. Harding standard a* a protest against kind had high aspirations. It cxpcct- HarelS ^±1^^ chargM year* later lhe Belgians put insurance lhc pU*ht of thr American nation A 1 ’ Elwain spent Sunday In Detroit, the The rain streams down like harp­ on sea voyages Thc first policy was Amchcan joining the League of Na- cd to own holdings in 18 big German reTcSrtm 'X t farrt n» guest* uf Mr. and Mr* Tom Brtce. strings from the sky; ; written in 1583 and in 1608 a "Widow* Uons? Due* he seriously think for a industrial corixiration* competing, ac­ and otherwise he got every nickel that Tlie wind, that world-old harpist and Orphans'' Insurance wa* put into might have 'exoneratedI Hoover ^er'-vmmoment that Republican* alone revolt­ cording It* own statement, with our took him through, He graduated with ally but only at the price of broadestsitteth by; existence. inB mg Iaru facts that would have started mt-, “d «h2r rri.livS “cElwain And ever as he sings his low refrain. ed at the League? Does he nol appre­ own American industrials in cool, steel, the plgneer class At first many companies failed in Herbert Hoover came from tlie plain lou$ , He plays upon the harp-xtring* of trying to run a Ufe Insurance Co. but ciate the fact the revulsion against shipbuilding, chemicals, iron, machin­ ' Mis* Ruth Griswold of-Vermontville the rain then thc mortuary table was put into foreign entanglement* was an over­ ery. vegetable oil*, wire, paper, cotton prop!, .nd he bu .!«.>. luved II,,m Al b«MMnr.. how.ver. we pre.M- is the gue.-t ot tyUM Edith Lombard. “ 21T'? . 4 : deni fell In- Io .p,-.!. dul. Io ripl.in —Paul Laurence Dunbar, in “The use and less dominnies failed. , whelming national sentiment more spinning, and »tove*—and qf course the .pefch UH Aimui U will «o down Inin Clem Rohrig of Grand Rapid* wa* Complete Poems of Paul Laurence hls ,d„u„ilra. Tlie first great insurance company .... .wry ..a- iwu visiting old-Hasting* friend* Tuesday powerful than partisan politics; of such tower that American tariffs could N' hUloey u one M lhe Itre.ie.l epimiul io h.d lo i.ee: ,nd ihe Dunbar." • was founded in London in 1T75 and He hit hit out nut with calm.-, «lm Ctertrude Jepson of Saranac is of any American a thrilling omout calm i . — -----landslide proportions, in fact, that the forced, the better chance this corpora­ pronouncement* now there are 418 legal companies in He with . „ BllM , , h ,« President. It was f uU.of hum an tender -' X® 1X-n tfe fat,th; FORESTRY DEPARTMENT lr‘" reasoned logic to knex -----------... — America. In 1844 a man wa* sent to Democrat* liad to drop thc entire tion had to prosper. In short it was nes* n»a* not a “rich mans" utU-r-lecture, . “r' ! pictures painted by hu opponent* *\c,k' MAKFS <au vll(i(iF <sTJfiNS London loUgB1 study insurance there and In League idea from their platform to a sclieme to attract good American dol­ ance It was character. make & uuuo ijuma 1M1 Uic BU1 WIUI |! There wre te ^ cUu ^ ln hU Mr. and Mr*. Frank Dilbahner of obset defined his view.' Hfrt*rht i”*™" ha' "-^Lmed greal ^h were as he fe*r carefuhy T"* °' °'d ,r*Cnd* hold their own votes? Doe* he believe lar* abroad for speculation in the drUnemployed Wh® AFe Receiv- by the Massachusetts legislature • for a m<4Rvit that Mr- Rooreveit ha* i clinlng German mark. Also in order responsibilities. He has been a great on the outstanding issue* of the cam- ll“* c‘ty U*’ w,*k .. ... _.— ,— plan safe plan in . '' , „ , , „ It is always a safe to ln’.to X^invest ir. humanitarian as President lw>gn took the ncoole of America . Middleville flnd Mra - H8rl,,the '>' &city Hendricks ever .exhibited any more inclination to* to be free of any restriction* that the United a .... legal reserve company .because .in States and he has held fast of to the his Ko ”us He confidence ! Sjetely were-in Tuesdayof ___ ing Aid Could Olean Up • over thirty years not one of these com ­ co-operate with peace1 movemint* and United States might put in venture* of firm faith that the American people; », m >uar<l the uresident'u voice Wood Lots Mr and Mr* h’re<1 J' Co,e of Orand panies has failed. with the League than the present ail-, thi* kind. United European Investor*, are .undent unto themseiv** and will1 coming over the radio and listened tolnaplJ* “,e ‘l*IK,ln« the week wHh Mr The board of supervisor* received an The sjx-akcr also said tliat people interesting, and we think a wnrth; the tremendous ovation given him time • and Mr* “ s*cft rmhistrstton? Mr. Hoover has brought Ltd., took out a Canadian charter. But triumph over any world catastrophe. should not worry about not getting While others, like barking terrier*.;aJu.r nmc a* he drove some pertinent .M,“ Irene Hart of Lake Odessa 1* whiie, communication from the For­ their-money because In moat companies the United States into as close a con- ’ the’ bubble burst. Germany once starthare been yipping gnd snapping with | |xilnt hnlnP t„ hl> .udlence. we realized tl,e *‘*k *llh MlM estry Department of thc Michigan tact with Geneva as public opinion of - cd on the road of printing-press money criticism but without the shadow- of a ■ State College. Thc suggestion was the money comes in faster than it i* hu towa countrymen and others 3ih'be1, paid out He said that many people eitlwr party will . permit. He ' haw-continued until, the mark was fipally creatire idea. Hoorer has stoxi lllce the; frr>m Mates nearby—and probably a made In th* letter that, instead of forty YEARA Ann TODAY FORTY TODAY *ORT' YEARS ' EARS AGO A°° TODAY helping folks and expecting Nothing in have been able to go through the deLacked the Kellogg pact; sponsored '.subilued on the amazing b**i* of one faithful and trusted pilot that he u on j majority of those listening T-w-ere • preMion by loaning on their policies. hiu receiving thc .cm. same tnspiraUm from hi hls. Mr ?nd Kfr*oS..R' 8m!th.re^Uf??d Lto return, men who are benefittetf from t K-.ferences lor international disarms-* triiltop to one. Who conceived United the bridge ot our ship of State He ha* In one year the automobile industry the welfare fund of the county, or the >’c'tcrda>' mr;,i and the moratorium: and 'who' European Investors. Ltd., who wa? 1U charted our course through the spray graphic narrative of the depression PM>,r R<!n\'.n look in forty-five billion dollars This and wash of restless waters. And' it is year* that the group of Michigan l»med by Mrs. A-Davenport, who will city, or of any volunteer organization. is only fifteen times ns much as the Inboth, in though', and .deed has prosed; president and prime mover? E'RANK- Hoover and not hls critics who 1* now editors receivM from a similar account-^ thenJ f’r 8 £X,,n<^ CPmpmJ., el Arnmc. P.M U.„ ™ bb T X”n°^lTl1,^S This is what you hear when A you wear an International Custom Made suit or overcoat! They appeal to the eye and please the pocket. Hundreds of samples to choose from. A seven-day service and a fit guaranteed. Quotation Lambie & Doyle The Store for Dad and Lad " From Our Scrap Book Mr. and Mra. John Wheeler of Alle­ i> Ahythb .i bu; an t*dl*-< UN DELANO ROOSEVELT. DEMO­ bringing us safely back into the placid in-the Unculn study o' the White l. . Z f House Kan Yisited their daughter. Mrs Chas. country roadsides. The College would1. ouThc Mr Hoovi-r has gone as far | CRATIC NOMINEE FOR PRESI- waters of prosperity'* |nrt. chairman for next Bunday to furnish lhe necessary Instructions for Let us look at tlwsc two boys, one Walter. last week. tn cv-opcratlng with jun-igr. power* a* I DENT OF THE UNITED STATES! I'Miss Katherine Kelly. All are invited. Mr*. Willison t* visiting her daugh­ doing such work. ■ born in tlie pinch of poverty and thej /--Ellsworth Newton. public ofdnfam m P* Univd Buies .will । we do not wish to impute dishonest other with a gold spdbn in hi* mouth J born in tlie lap of luxury No disgrace. ter. Mrs. Walter Buckhout, in Toledo The letter also suggested the use of uir itwtMir Mias Euna Quinn was thc guest of unertiployed persons, who are receivp- wnit motive* to Mr. Roosevelt. Like many One got a Bachelor <»! Art* degree, with But something of a handicap. And the ing aid from any ot these sources, in moiujiuviu tariff policy cannot ; other men of thc past decade lie prob- hi-v father's, help, from Harvard and. Democrats are simply dishonest vho, friends in Allegan last week. cleaning up cut-over land*, thus reFrancis and Richard Darby of the Frank Hytttt. a boy about fourteen then an LL B from Oohimbta. The|criticize Itoover for everything that he, rei-ptnenl of the I ably thouijht he saw a fine opportunity other got a Bachelor of Art* degree I is not and for everything thal Frank- years of age, was performing on a trap­ during thc fire hazard in wood lots Branch district and Seward Walton of Lite period of Lso- ! to earn some -nai” motiey for himself inwirj w nui«il,u1lhl>U( evpj, a father to help him i Un Roosevelt I*. Franklin R-xMevell eze at the home of Henry Wlthcy in and enabling those who do IhU work Soutlj Maple Grove *nd Mr. and Mr* "'Thnfie* Clark of Baltimore were Sunland his associates He l‘- was — just one of Tlicn lie engaged _inlhc profession of did not -,make r_r.___ mmself _________ rich and. TT_.„ lie never the first ward Monday evening when he to secure their own fire wood. Thc suggestion was also mode in day afternoon guest* of Mr. and Mrs. engineering, nlanninr. plannlpc. drsionitis designing and and., made anybody else rich. Out of abject in.uwMnriv ttook at.* 1J rneln,H-rlnt abiect fell in such a way as to break one of me Republican the many who Unia, innocently . j— -r'j lhe banc* in hi* right leg. Dr. Lathrop this letter that many farmers who own Leslie Adams and Mrs. Sarah Ostroth rr. Democrau? par in frr- zmg luudryrl- of mllUons | ' ' , ‘ itcrpriM-s which gave him intrroatioualf°*n economic security and hr made it wa* called and adjusted the fracture wood lot* have dead timber in them.! Loyal and M yin tin* Kinney o/ 4. dollars in American. sold abroad; fame a|)(1 KrI{^d )Utn lo datP a per-■ p^ible for many to honestly make but it will be some time before he can or trees that' need removing beckww Hastings spent Saturday with Mr. and ~ .... «.w.-o».d; tthlfi:'one otAl><; many lively tontribu-, *onal fortune generously estimated at • money And that is tiw kind of prcsl- get around without tlx* use of crutches they interfere with the growth of bet- Mrs. Frank Hawblitz d M .. . . „ . redented specu-' 8750.000.,but a fractional part of tiw1 dentisl stuff we need right now. John Brock, formerly of this city. ter trees. There could make use of unemployed |x-r»on«. who are beinglM 'p ( g nh 2nd m Victor of - ----- «■ —vu_ Rmwerelt -------- 1. Franklin Roosevelt never knew what was married to Mb* Cappa Porter of lance spire that finally broke In l».’».'^une Franklin by welfare funds, in rrmoling, .* ?rn’*• *\c“r' "J /which hr never made ju»t inherited it was tj nutke and maintain a pay Otsego last week Hls many friend* in aided • hi. n™>w.r m.tiino tiu. Battle..Lrefk »|*nt Bunday with Mr. «ul An l» ’rl< to B1.W tttr hlI w wu this dead timber and cutting me Mr- w a nurirstt nt roll. He never knew what it wa* to rc-' this city wl*h him unbounded happi- detrimental trees Those who are uh?*‘rkeU 01 Un*ln« d ‘in having responsibility for uncurbed interna- j herit a lot more spond to the factory whistle or to say' new for the future Mr, and Mrs. Sam Ostroth attended ir more pro- twnal speculation upon president Hoo-I Hoover has accepted no decorations cheerily, "Hi. Bill." to a co-worker in Mr> C. B. Rusli and daughter. Miss employed would, al tiuj same lime, be earning their own fire wood for the “*7l<** ,l Woodland Bunday morning ver where if ooes not even remotely be- #>>'•«• lie became President of thc \’nit- overall*. He never knew the tender- Hattie, of Jackson visited Mr and Mrs winter. Wc believe this suggestion is thc day *‘llh Mr* Anna na or nio.-e.jui long, when he blandly ignored tus rec­ '«-d States. But hl* achievements before ne*s and bond ot sympathy that stand t j. Bush thc fore part of the week j Eckardt Mrs. W D Hayes and Mn J P in every way worthwhile. brought him degree* from Brown Uni­ by a comrade in industry m a humble ----*■«.»-------------— i Mr. and Mr* Lesjic Adanu spent umber pmjwd by ar.wRj ord and promises to do something versity. the University of Pennsylvania. h’>mc and hope for g fellow worker's Robert* will visit Mr* Henry Hoyt in DIDN'T NEED THE ADVICE. 1 Saturday at Mr and ltrs. EuPv Bates Kalamazoo this week. • about regulating »p»culation if he be­ Harvard. Yale. Columbia, I’nnccton. stricken child The welfare department of the *t*le [ and Mrs Barah Ostroth returned Franklin Rwxevclt came from, and _______ comes promoted to the presidency, we Johns Hopkins. Gcorgr Washington. Rutgers. University of Ala­ lie is of that social class that,demands FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. ot Michigan addressed a communica-. home from there Sunday evening. do question both hi* motives and hi* DarWhouth. Uon to the board of supervisor*, at Mr. and Mr* Sam Marshall of Nash____dividends bama. ........ Oberlin, — Rensselaer. Tufts, by telegraph and deliver* re-1 Btrayed—From Woodland a brown thelr present session, in. which the ville spent Friday at Laurel Marshall'* sincerity It becomes necessary to Swarthmore. Williams and little Cor-[ *pon*lblllty by *n cart. ’ ! horse belonging to Albert H Bidnam. Mr. and Mr* Frank HawbliU and tile tariff. howtve: point out that he, himself, had a very nell college so near to tlie place of hls Now let's measure this , ridiculous one crooked leg. blind In one eye. with state officers condemn a practice which they say i* maintained In some Michi- Lyle Kinney called on Mr and Mr*, At vt’h al! of our, different idea of gtvernmenial Inter- btrth in Iowa Besides there rccogni- **atement that the Democrat* arc try'- blanket bridle and circhigle on when gan countie*, viz: having expectant Floyd Kinney's -• of -----Hastings Bunday • lions the following European unlverd-Ung to bolster up with the crutches of missed. Anyone giving information of First. more than' ferencT when international speculation evening. fir, -. - w-ot of An-rr ,. -. ------ 7"U“. ’ . tie* hate decorated him with high de- falsehood. Let s see how Bvarictou* to hi* whereabout* will be rewarded mothers, who may at the Umc be re­ ' , ' • • • • »'** at it* peak, and also to jxXnt o*ll’Bree, Karlsqihc. Uec'. Brussels. War- this man's mind whom Democrats Residence two miles south, one and u celling help from tHc county, placed in the county home at the time ot de­ WEEKS CORNERS. wnnir. h-.r car. borders, thereby crest- tf;at 4inc? jia$ beyn governor of New MWi Cracow. Oxford. Manchester, tell us to Interested only in money get-, half miles east of Woodland Center Dr. and Mrs. Oethings of Battle ing a sltiu'lon different fjorh that in yu;k'he ba* never uttered a word at Prague, Ghent and Lemberg. tingA teachers' examination will be held livery. EYrtunately Barry_county has any other major power in tU> world; 'nrotest or lifted a finger of restraint• All told, with the help ot a wealthy, When the war was over Hoover had at the Bhront* schoolhouro in the never done anything of that sort and. Creek called at Mr. and Mrs. Frank second the tow standard o' Uvmg u-‘ rhtof instru- lfa!her' ^ankl|n I*8’ ac-] an opportunity to join the Guggen- township of Hope on Wednesday, the to far a* we know- the welfare officer Matteson's Sunday P. M. . hrn.d , ... .K. • M’th’- Wad Street, the chief instru |qldfed through honest and credible helm* on a contract which would have istii? day ot October. A. D 1816. at nine never thought of doing it; so the reMr and Mrs. Leslie Dickerson spent abroad c. cates * cheap labor that for -mentality qf speculation in the aorW-; academic effort two college degree dec- made him a million dollar* a year. Such । a m. Teacher* will provide themselves Bunday P. M. with Mr. and Mr*. Ken­ all practical purpose*, vent* the same although thto Instrumentality toy en- orations, while thc orphan boy. Herbert a contract was never tendered for the — - *•- •to­ Barry county. with -----------pen* and-------------paper and be ready neth Babcock of Shulls. purpose a* our protective tariff ’ t:relv withlr hl* own jurudiction. The Hoover, rose in life to receive degree* [ talent* of Lord Fauntleroy Roosevelt. begin work promptly at the hour. No ■ The many friends of Mrs. Della Peace Thinking. We were r.Uier .un’M re n»<! lhe »LL,.^he 1*■"«•■> umeenl’le. BUI H«.rer aid nol eerepl IhU lunn, certificate* will be graded to those "A* past generation* have been Haynes are sorry to haar of her death t „ . 1. , . J rewd 01 Rooae'«u- lhc great promuer. wn an mllver*ittoJ, twenty-! offer. He ehose irutead lo »t*y in making up but a partial list. Examifact-loving Mr. Uppmann commending beUej hu word*. 'eigiit academic embellishment* against public service, to *ene mankind, to be j nation to continue one or two day* at trained to think in term* of war, fu­ which occurred Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs Robert Haynes of the ture generation* must be trained to tiw Democratic nominee for thc r7 |.wo That’s where Herbert Hoover'* a humanitarian, to be a public servant ■the discretion of the superintendent. think in term* of peace.”—Dr. Ellis V. Hendershott district. The neighbor­ vagueness of hls jpeeches. Does Mr You see, by saving all you earn yoy wealih i» found The wealth of crea- without pretensions or dramatic* He Dated. Hope. Michigan. October 2. Kuhn*. hood extend their sympathy to the Uppmann have any ide* what the “new w;U have money to »hare with the fel- ' tA'c intelligence, of human <OTice. the ' u a *<**«’'■ He never knew the taste 1878. Valentine Replogle. Town*hip family. deal- Mr Roosevelt noxnued win be’ inv thmwn nt «-nrir h- vn»r '-’vealth oi intellect, the wealth of hu- of a gold spoon Ahd you Democrat* superintendent of School* The United State* five-cenl piece Mr. and Mr* Lyle Dickerson and , . .P^ **’ ,10* 2. ' 0Ut °f Ork b‘ y ,m*n experience and sympathy leant put the gold spoon in Herbert* - ■ - - Our Centennial—Train ha* brought Nobcdy else ha*—and thto probably in- ing.—Publishers Syndicate. | t^cl to Franklin R<x>*evelt( wa* [mouth. It won't flt. . t me a well auotted slock of boot*, shoes ha* more copper by weight than ths ■ Jeane spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. penny. f i Floyd Armour of Hastings. lum■< If �Tilt HASTINGS BlUWIl. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 11. l»t j. e. mcelwain told REOCROSS SON of peony culture Talks Given By THE EH LINE Interesting Grpwers At Garden Club (Continued from page one) .1 I 1 k Do you find your furnace demanding'too much fuel to keep it going ? Then try Consumers Coke. Gives you more heat for less fuel—with a hotter fire and less waste in ashes, soot and smoke. Regulates better and can be more easily handled. Means Winter Comfort and Money Saved— and It’s So Clean ' E Ii2i1 PEOPLE, nterestlng thc PresI on "The ice in t tie is Many Insurance ollcy wu "Widows put Into failed ill e Co. but put Into 1. company 1775 and parties in * sent to ire and in as pua-d ire. * invest in icause in vc*e coniit people l Setting nmpanies han It is iy people i the deollcies. Industry lacs. Tills la thc Innca paid iunday la v Invited. y of the Valton of andrMr* ere Bunand Mrs. i Ostroth. inney of i Mr. and I Mr. and ifictor. nf with Mr. itiAing. attended morning r*. Anna ns spent xrv Bates returned ling. . of Nash(arshaU's. JliU and ind Mrs. Bunday of Battle re. Frank son spent 4rs. Kenre. Della her death the home ics of the nelghbory to thc ■roon and and Mrs. Meeting On Thursday The Tbomappie Garden club -met ■Ilmrsdav-P M at the National bank rooms wjth about 50 members and' guesta preaent The meeting wu called to order by tne president. Chat ’• Roger*, at 3:10. Al Hie tuggwition of! Mr*. Burton the by-laws wm- read bu’.' not acted on UH next meeting Tlie j president then turned the meeting over । to Un Wlnlnger, the chairman of the program committee, who Introduced our own Mr.' McElwain who gave a pa-; I>cr on konin and a* this paper wu, You Owe the Children the Cleanest Milk Obtainable...It’s Due Them! They are in a “new grade” in school, now. During this semester a new world of knowledge will parade before their eyes, and their ears will be on the alert. How much of thia knowledge ' will stick in their minds — permanently ? No smlill part of thia responsibility is- one can tell whether milk in CLEAN by YOURS’ You must send them off to just looking al it, nr tasting of it. A it printed in the Banner i ' MUs Parrott of Woodland gave a fine school bubbling with energy, because TEST is all that can determine. A test talk on ’Tlie Care of Bulbs”, and -a* . little minda are keener when the little by the state of Michigan actually she is so well and favorably known all bodiex are healthy and well nourished. PROVEJJ that no CLEANER milk is pro­ over Barry Co. for her beautiful garden everyone present appreciated that she duced in, Michigan than Highlands knew her subject thoroughly CLEAN milk Is one o( lhc greatest Dairy Grade "A" Pasteurized. A phone Mr. Bteckie of Uurang then gave a 1 health-building foods a child can have— will bring it • to your door and• " •“ the milk talk on dahlias and this too wa* an excellent talk on the rare, planting, and at the same time it is one of* the will be icy cold when delivered. We sell soli, etc. of this beautiful flower and it raw or pasteurized. CHEAPEST FOODS you can buy. No like Miss Parrots garden, the Strckle dahlias at Freeport art worth thc time u> drive over and see them In bloom. Tlie next meeting wul be held the first Thursday in November Following is Mr McElwain'* paper I do not know Just' when, tar* or by ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. PHONE 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN whom the peony wu* chnvn for our county flower, but I do know that it ■ meets with my mo»t hearty approval i Hie peony ha* reached a very high state of development According to. the rating symposium several varteUea1, have nearly reached man's idea of per- Protect the first winter with leave* and their full normal development or pro- tics in all their splendor I remember fectlon < a couple of shovel-ful of earth, this duce typical blooms until the third Mis* Parrot picked a Madurn Jules There are three distinc: specie* ot; will shed the water and prevent hear- year. Tlie plant will do better if not Dessert and said. "I think this is pret------ <— » ----- <- OtBcinalta. — ------* . -making ------------. fty.” I looked at it and said nothing. jx-onUs: Paeonia or .uthc old ing. .... When garden time come* allowed lo bloom the first year. fashioned sort of our grand mother's i in the spring rembve the mound of In the .-ejection of peonies it is well rShe said "Just look down into It." I garden. Paeon la Mautan. or Tree earth and leaves. Urn bud* &fll soon to know certain one* are in a class by did but could ace nothing but those Peony, and Paeonia Alblflora. our, appear thru begin to work tlx- ground Hirmsrlvei. They develop the full stumeiu. Sh»- said "l.just love it." I mixlrrn herbaceous |xxmy » I and keep it well worked until th* beauty of the Bower in the garden un- love it nbw. but at that time I could Paeonia Ofllcinalta grew wild In ‘ plant* are in bloom In catling bl<xmv, dvr ordinary conditions, come good not see tiw charm in Madam Jules southern Europe, b-jra single red I be sure lo allow the leaves to remain on every year, bloom profusely, and pas-! Dessert. Ye*, you have to know them flower* with a rank odor and tlie roof.s; the plant to Insure root grouth for un- r * stem wrong enough to support the;to see al! that In them U. were used .for medicinal purpoae*. |other year. After thc bloom* have fat­ flower, while other* tn order to bring i Fable also ha* It that In lhe day* of Prison, a physician In thc Trojan wars. i™. trim all.sicm* back to the too of out their full beauty mu*? be developed I Peon, a piece of peony root worn about attributed his miraculous cure* to thc the fofigge Till* will .shape up the in the huu*c away from the sun and j thc neck preserved tiu* wearer from use of the peony. Fable has it that. plant and make it an attractive feature unfavorable weather conditions' Some jcnctiantmenU. It must have stored up HEATH OF MRS. SI.M. first received the irony from through out the summer- Tlie ground only produce flowers once in three or an abundance for today the peony Mrs. Mary A. 81m. who wa* severe­ Proof! Lato. mother of Apollo, and with it should be 'worked enough through the ly hurl In an automobile accident here cum! lhe uounds of Pluto wlilch he summer to keep down the weed* and at lour year*. and some give scanty bloom lends enchantment to all'flower lovers. or potocM weak stems. u/ we mentioned last week, died Sat- had received from Hercules, but thc the same time work m a handful ofJnen . luo- too. . tnc Then. the Ol blooming period LAKEVIEW. ■ urday utlenuxm ut the home pt tier cure caused so much Jealousy thal; bone meal around each plant, bui never, .should ‘ considered ‘’ The blooming daughter, Mr*. Mary EvurU. ii* the Peann was put to death Pluto how-i let fertilizer of any kind come in am- period 'be Wm Cogswell und family and Mrs. of the various Owen Varney spent Sunday with Mr. result of her Injuries. ever grateful fqr hi* cure turned the! tact With the root* < 1 proximately one week, extending and Mrs. Wm. Schantz of Vermontville. Mary A. Bisson wa* born in Galt. * Ontario. Canada. August 18. 1M4. Her physician into the flower which hp i I( MlnKle p|MnLs are to be M t out in through the month of June. So with Mr. and Mrs Elmer Gillespie and Itht. |awn. enough sod should be taken a littL- forethought a month of bioom parent* moved to Woodstock. Ontario, since borne nt* name. it was introduced into tn-ijand nt an j up to permit of gocxl preparation of Hie' can be arranged even in colors by pro­ family were in Kalamazoo Sunday. wiken she was five years of age. She early date, brought to Amrrira and wgal^j an(1 t1K,roUBh cultivation. । per acieclion. . Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Gillespie and ua» married there in 1860 to John the only penny known here tjntii about uo^.s with three to five eye divisions When I became interested tn peonies family spent Sunday afternoon with Sim. 'Die family moved to Chicago in , , , . t 'from three year old plants-afc thc beat my preference wa* tor tlie solid double Mr and Mrs. Heber Pike of Orange­ 1895, itivert* Mr. Sim died. She ha* re­ ville. The Omcinalis jieonie* of today have for planUna. Peonies cannot be varieties and paid little attention to sided with her daughter. Mrs. Mary 1 -ingle* and semi-doubles. In fact 1 did Mr. and Mrs. Cap. Thomas and fam­ Evarts. In this city, for thc past seven been «> improved in growth, form. riinwt ln ciumps W1U1 satlsfaclian. color and fragrance tn*t^ they are September and October-are the best not care for any that Miowed stamens, ily of Kalamazoo spent Sunday al tho years She is survived by her six highly esteemed for Uieir beatlty and f<>rM'>lanting. This gives time for I -also wanted them large and fragrant Bolter home. children. Mrs Wm. Gorman of Fruita. rarllncss. i : omc root growth before winter sets in . About Hu* time I visited Miss Parrott * Colorado; Mrs. Mary Evart* pf thia Paeonia »>autan and P«*°nla AlbiMany bloom the first garden* when pronto* were in bloom. program is being planned. Everybody city; Mivt Agnes 81m of this city: Mrs grew wild in Northern Siberia. Jvar but mo6t varieties will not reach (There were rows of lhe various varle- conw . . Frank Ketcham ot Morgan Park. Il­ flora Tliey were find cultivated by the | linois; John A. Sim of Westfield. Chinese and soon spread over that ~ New Jersey; and George 81m of Colo­ great Empire and into Japan Muvlx-lle arid Catherine All of Wnah- rado Springs. Colorado A* long bro us 536 A. D. Hu- Chinese .Mrs Sim united with tive Ejilscopa) distinguished these two kinds of peonies. wa* born in Taylorstown. Pa.. June 21. | tings. Michigan and Interment in Ptirt- churci! in her early year*, but her hus­ Tlie Mautan they called Hwa Wang, 18W7 and iMUM-d away Wednesday. Oc- land. Michigan. Rev. John W KHchlng band being a meinber of the Presby­ meaning King of the Flowers/ while terian church. s)ie Joined that denom­ Alblflora they called Hwa Baeng. mean­ tobcr-5. 1832. at Bronson hospital. Kai- officlating. *“- “— ination and was ever loyal lo Ils in- ing King's Prime Minister. In 600 A tunazoo. Michigan tervsu. faithful In her ’ membership D they were said to have developed be­ After being graduated from school in Washington. Pa , Mr .Yuw won em­ Mrs. John Lu*ko und children spent and church work nt Woodstock and in tween two and three hundred varieties ployed by the Baltimore <U Ohio Rail­ a few days last week with relatives in Chicago. Slic always attended serv­ in single*, seml-doublcs and doubles . ices here in that church whenever Tlie finest specimens were sent to the road and after twelve yrap of con­ Grand Rapid*. • • Roy McCuu) and...wif? attended tinuous service came to Michigan At .... tiw possible. Mrs 8im wa* a sweet, re­ Emperor’s garden where they were tlie time ot his death he was employed'i Larkin Club party at John Kollar’s; fined, Christian woman, loved by all prized for their great beauty and who knew her. and met whatever life as salesman for the Alexander Film Co. j Friday. ______ fragrance. off Colorado Springs. Colorado. — ... —Gibbs and •fajnlly •• *pcnt- the ••-- , had for her cheerfully. Her serene. spring*. Colorado Wilbur Thc interest in these flowers, even In November 17. 1930 Grand Rapids with Cur- confident faith, her keen intelligence that remote period, was such that they _ On Gu NvvBMiMU ISui. he ire was — ■* Halted umieu ', week end in v«, — * ■ ' *'* an(f interest, her graciousncss and had peony .wicties. held shou^r and marriage to Ruth Margaret Solomon-i ti* " Pierce and• wife., of Hutings, Michigan. j ------- « ■ -r----- '----------------------! courtesy were always a source of hclp- kept record of their varieties. These negro can always find thc tost sack fulhesaand atrength to nil her friends. flower* were the pride and glory of the Besides hls wife ite is survived by ill*! A _____ • Tlie funeral a os held yesterday, con- Chinese for nearly 1300 years before; fallvcr. Chas. F. Yaw; t»o brother*.' if you mention a -lien •hoUM* or a waterRussell and James, also two sisters, | melon patch. x • ducted by Rev. Leason Sharix- of Chi- tlu-y-wrTT' known to the English speak-' cagb. Ing people > Funeral M-rvices were held at tlie English trader* Introduced these!. home of Mrs Evart* on Tuesday after­ flowers into England about thc first of noon at 3:30 o'clock. Rev. U-ason thc nineteenth century. Here they re­ Sharpe of Morgan Park. III., officiating. ceived a warm welcome and soon Burla! was In Rlvenddc cemetery passed over the channel into France. Although England hu had njany culti­ POWERS ECHOES. vators of Hie peony, and some pro­ Sunday gu&ts of Mr. and Mi’s ear­ ducer*. it i* in France thal the real ner Schondchneyer Were, Mr. and Mrs history of the modem peony begin*. A Ernest Venneullen and family Mid Mr number ot French gardeners raised and Mrs. Barney Aslcr and family of pcofty seedlings in the early part of inc Middleville nineteenth century and named a few Mr*. Alice Markham, who Is making of their best sort*. Some of these old Theac Hoover cleaning apcciallata, direct from her honw with her brother. Frank varieties are good enough -to still have the factory, can tell you niorc alwul the new Travis, and family, iiad tfie misfortune a place in catalogues today. a week ago. to fall and cause a dislo­ Since 1850 France hu had four great Silver Jubilee Hoover* in a few minutes than cation of her s.h<)uljjer and break both originators—Calot. Crousse. Leiwine. her collar bone* and wrist. She is re­ and Dessert Each ha* produced a HOOVER ported as .doing a* well a* can be ex­ link list of peonve^ tiiat are among the PEANUT BUTTER, beat QQC full to ace these mrn—who offer newt of the pected. world* best. England hu lhe KciSILVER JUBILEE bulk............................ 3 lb*. Mr. and Mr*. Roy- Travis and family waya with a few good ones to their greatest values of the year in electric cleaners.. of Grandville spent Sunday wltli til's credit. SPECIAL OFFER parents. Mr and Mr*. Frank Travis. Ask them about the new, lower-priced Hoover During Hie last 60 year* American PAROWAX, order a sup- QC Mr and Mrs Ed Gictzen of' Detroit have been making |x*nnv ply................................... Pkg. i were Friday visitor* al the Travis originators with its increased efficiency । the new TwoONLY teji more suds history Richardson. Rowntlcld. Mrs home. Ptou. Bliaylor. Hollist Franklin. Saun­ Speed Hoover; the new Gold Chevron Hoover— less work Wendell Carter, who wa* brought ders. Thurlow. Voric* and tlie Brand' SALMON, tall, Alaska OQC home from school very ill one day last finest electric cleaner Ever made. And don't for­ Pink........................3 can* v week, is little improved at Hus writ­ all having productions iyi lhe world* get to learn about our s/rerial offer, In effect Ing and i* under the care nf Dr. Swift. It might be interesting to know that ! Mr and Mrs Mines Palmer accom­ only while lhe Hoover expert* arc here. Tele­ pepper panied their son. Rlctiard. who was it takes seven years to proiumute a jxxmy. One cirigtmitor states that in j enroute to Cadillac on business Satur1 lb. box................................ phone for them to call. , day, as far as Houghton lake where twenty-three years' experience Iw had । they stopped off to visit Mrs. Palmer’s tested 500X100 >,<-edilng*. W reverted Your Hoover Inspected Free brother. John Finkbeiner. and fam- to their original type and of Hie other*. only 20 were first class, but four were । lly. returning Sunday . 'Hoover owners! Leave your numc for a free inMr. and Mrs. Arthur Bedford and masterpieces Aa to culture Jhr peony stand* at the family sppnt Sunday with iwr parent* apcction and adjustmetit of your maehlne. head of tlie list of hardy plant* itat Grand Rapids CRANBERRIES, home OQC MOTHEB'8 BEST Rcplaceuirnla will be made by fat-lory*trained ' Fire of undetermined origin destroy­ will live year after year even it totally grown,.......................2 lb*. ed thc untenanted house on a farm neglected. But it must have can- to experts, al minimum coat. come to it* greatest perfection. owned by Bernie Walker, Wednesday Peonier. should b-> planted where ORANGES, 288 Size, doz., 4 QC night about 7:30 o'clock. they will receive full sun and where the The most economical 23c. 200 Size, 6 for . 'Bo many phones. toil will not be sapped by lhe roots of bread Hour. More Wc beg to state. trees and shrubs A wdll drained soil loaves |>cr sack — Have been now disconnected. GRAPES, 'fancy Califor- QQC Is necessary as peonies will not do well makes better- bread. To write Hie news nia,............................. 3 Iba. KaW when- thc ground Is soggy. The, hr aGives me the blues. vler soil* produce tiw best blooms, but 1 When I’ve no notes collected. sandy soils will give good results if well, POPCORN, guaranteed to OQC We know not now. fertilized and liberally supplied with pop. Sure-pop in bulk, 3 lb*.wwv Per Barrel . . 5L75 Our neighbor a woes. water during the blooming season and Keep a Supply on Hand Their Joys, their guests or pleasures. times of drought Tj produce the Unless we read. finest blooms, peonies should be plantAnd how we greet. Our Weekly, welcome paper*. feet in diameter and 1 1-3 feet deep, So do your bit. replace the sui) soil with good rich top A little hint, sod and pack well. Set the plant* so Help your correspondent. that the buds or eyes are about two A little note. Inches below tlie surface of the ground. We Deliver The Big Little Store Phone 2491 Bo plainly wrote, , Deep planting u detrimental io their Makes news blooming habit and sometimes Is the Thunk you, please try it. cause of their not blooming at all. Does Your Furnace Over-Eat? tl ' confronting It with 1U usual prompl। ness and thoroughness ; During thc year 2800 Red Cross Chapters have participated in unem­ i ploymrnt relief, aiding 337.000 famI Hie*, with an eatlmated Red Cross ex­ i |>endllure ot 81.800.000. In 800 coun­ ties garden iced* were given 293,000 families largely in Jhc drouth area* where they hacL-fiff^frops last year, hence no seed for this year. Relief was rendered following the tornado in Alabama, Georgia and Tennessee and , in Mtaiissippt and Louisiana after tiiose states were visited by floods i early in the? year They also gave reilet in 39 other disasters, besides aldIng tn hundreds of other capacities • The emergency has not yet passed Relief on a tremendous scale must be continued during Hie winter. For con­ tinued support of Uiu program lhe Red Cross must turn to the Ametiean people for tlieir co-operation and this assistance may be given through the Red Crow memberships. Another plume of tiw work la the distribution of flour made from govt'rnmcnt wlveat. also the distribution of cloth made from 500.000 bales of . cotton also given by thc federal gov­ ernment. Barry county now ha* a I supply of flour which is distributed every W’edru^day ut headquarters in thc Buick garage building on N MlchiRarff Bcvvrul organizations have ex­ pressed their willingness to *cw for Hiom- in • need The cloth will be looked after by Mrs John Noble* and •Mri Maude Smith Garments will br madc and given out Tlie cloth Is in various designs so nil out will know tliat it came from Hie Red Cross as It l<K>ks like any other |>rint secured at any More anywhere All women's.oruunlzaliniu. social club*. Legion Aux­ iliary. 6. E 8. Pythian Bisters, etc . are urged to as»i*t with thc yiOng. a* welj a* to do their part in the Tied Cross Roll Call Don't wait to be asard personally, after your xrvice*. freely and gladly as you did in 1917. ! THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY PHONE 2305 POWER COMPANY The HOQVER EXPERTS ~ ARE LEAVING! Save Money at These Low Prices! FRIDAY, Oct. 14 Your Last Opportunity for a Factory-Mail Demonstration of tlie New Silver Jubilee HOOVERS SATURDAY, Oct. 15 BUTTER-SS u-Zlc O Oxydol -r* i7c ‘ orc Cw Kraft Ch eese Flour fcO .IO SILVER JUBILEE 67c HINMAN’S HOOVERS MILLER FURNITURE CO HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. OCT^ER U, Wt FAO1BTX Sporting Items nin|n ||lipnriqr UnllU lllUllLnUL ■■ m rroov crow Puntj 'NASHVILLE Oridsters BEAT MIDDLEVILLE 26-7 ----------- [Ninety Yard Return Of By T. K. S. Player For Score j Is Featufe Of Game 'thought if Banner readers were ns Ufnorant a* I concerning thi* fine connr «««»»• work d™- by Mieu. HTtnni atnVILt u*’ ---------------------------- 1 . -Ihls-particular section of the Great —-—— (Contlmtod from page one) .— [Lakes u-aterway is a moJt glorious place.; (play. Keller and Townsend smearing! -T. K. High played its third game of |-------------------------------------------------I *«tak,lnn Michigan oFthe ’favorcd of; f i ' ■ ■ n T» tu one nr » them. Howell made a short gain and the year l*tt Friday at Nasiivdle. and i non to tlie irtuch deures tourist trade < states to have so much to offer tlie then punted. Boyes taking the ball and i.u.t by *26-7 score. The Middle* file boys ln f exist inc conditions. It louMM .nd Walter Several S our |by some nice interference and some■ threatened thc Nashville goal often' , e . conm tons. It tourut ana traveler. aeverai o our; tai MVPUUt <■'<—>1 th. u™ tor llw «.me. but turfed ife n,„i p™ ■««> mow untar u> U» rlUfeu. or iml Hastings' final score. Zerbel mew-d : punch to send The T. K. [[the the Upper Peninsula-who ' [Hastings' mooed;punch M-nd the ball over. over, pic Peninsula.who had to face I।ln|and Ji,. Michigan and Huron.! [the extra point from placement. Has- 'backfield was pulled out of play* by a these excessive charges and an incon-1occurs ' here. Mackinac Ijland, tlie: , tings 26. Howell 0. . । tricky offense which let venient schedule everv time t»»ev uvre •most historic spot In the stale. Boisl gain- I " •HAWKSTERS FORCED BACK Houeil made ttw-lr only mw after[f^t back away for Blanc und Round Wands rhe out ot i Coach Hawthorne had withdrawn and paved th--way for’Kniplettoti of aithe sjiarkling blue walers on which you j TOWARD GOAL IN EARLY (regular*. [ ’ They completed two Ioul-| fi-w decisive forward posse*. . [ to “ journey to ~ the Lower Peninsula. •­ ride with-the pine, balsam, and cedar I MINUTES OF PLAY {passes and with the aid of two penal; The ouUtaAdlhg play, from Middle-: . The transportation charges for tlie 1covered point of tlie Upper Peninsula ! iiu* advanced the ball to the goal hn>•[ vllle's' side of;the gBme was SnuthslW- party on that trip amounted t6 $500.00, 1and Michigan's most ancient town. St. I , where the sub* held them for three (yaYd run back of a kickoff, fdr a It costing $20 each way to take a !Ignace. just before you. It's filled with j VICTORS PUT mtn (WER vi»u. ONE VlUIUnO rui amnu.out «n inunn p»ay unctou-; touchdown. downs,but on inc tlx- fourth play Lactoutouchdown, tj»e the exir extra point wa* added Cadillac acrow the strulU. associations and legend and; State Senator Bohn, now Congees- historic [ TOUCHDOWN PER QUARTER ** took the few.,-W,fe, ballov.-r for.- their only ,i u, by Wil BcB UU on I*a'plungi. W -.ta ,,IUIIH^. ' ' • romance. Every one of the early ____ :__ ;scon-. A line plunge added <*»tr.iadded t»— a- extra ir A line t)uplunge tiw ’ The t. k..criddcra meet Lake Odessa man from thc northern district. Intrt- Jesuit missionaries established a ba»e[ ; the Straits region for-their adven­ ,------ Hustings at Middleville next Friday in a fray duced a bill at tlie JB23 legislative ses- in Mason Comes Here Saturday In - point.Hastings ?6. 28. Ho®-.*!! Howell "7. t>.wAll kicked off. .-.tr Echtinaw OtiHnnnr return- [which promises to be one of the closest slon calling for an appropriation of ; n iv. ut CA,-nn'' fiamn Howell turous trips of exploration. It's nearly • Fourth Little Sevcp Game lng. tlie ban ten jar.i Before the of $150,000 for the cstablLshmcnt of a 300 . thc -year, . years ago thal Jean Nlcolet pad- j ferry system operated by Michigan'* 'dling through this narrow waterway Of Thc Season -' teams could line up again the gun Highway Department. It was inuued [discovered Lake Michigan and thought HfellW «« Ifelr gaStgRS; F1“' . and the service started that same year. he had come to the China Sea with the ™ “J .nd. .11 It began In a modest way, the High­ sought for Orient Just beyond. It! way Department wisely starting with long [ 7 eround nmMMently with BUhop “w^Jii i-ifkwi oft to in ting* cnv;. । Townsend and Keller showing up wel! Lansing—While a quarter of a mil­ the theory Hint flu* project, must be ,was tlie battle field for years between: lion shot gun* bangink away for tlie built up from the profits accruing from warring Indian tribe* and later British' and American troops. . [ next twp montiu in Michigan's woods. thc service and made self supporting It'* well to brush up on. your history' '«« i s«<«d.y M«»> fefeta >» >ta-1I :fields and marshes will cause some unNo one then could possibly luive had ' OT uJS » tai*........ a* fem. ;[ avoidable accidents, it i.s. possible to the vision of the growth and popular­ before entering this region. . Sadie R. Cook. ! j keep lhe accident rate at a mlmimum ity of thc service. The small steamer jxu3 to Howard which fell incomplete To Be Continued. 1 [ if every hunter takes thc proper pre.Hastings "Ariel" having a capacity of twenty Snyder then made a short gain for 11 . Howard [ caution*, according to lhe Department cars was first put into use and docking Hastings. Karmes tried the line b“t|"^‘‘ . ' Raidt.[Of Conservation. space secured. Expansion became madtfno gain. Zeilx-1 go! away a iilce ^mon Hewitt I For several years thc Department has necessary Hie' very first year ot Mate RO forty-five yard pun:. On the first play , „ Btohop [j been keeping 'slatLnics concerning control. Tlie Highway Commission Howell m idi- seven yards and «■<*»'<>: 'C,t ,5. Keller' hunting accidents and thc figures have secured at bargain prices from the two first down* in succev-ipn. placing.^™* Townsend I offered explanations a-> to why most United States Government two Urge the ball on Hajllnss' thirty-yard line ‘-j. Capt.~Lechlchner iI hunting accidents occur. steel boat* originally built for service A pao> to th<- eight-yard stripe was >»Boyes Boy . During the small game hunting sca- in the World war. They became the. Q complete. With third down/and five.tael?“ctr Karmes isons for several years from 15 to 20 fa- •Tlie City of Mackinaw" and "The City LH (Continued from page pne} yard* to go, Bishop stopix-d the runm-r r RH of St. Ignace,'' and soon had to be in­ Snydcr tpl accident* have resulted from the at the line of wrlnimage for no gain. ,tr earc-less use of guns*. Moat Of the duck creased In length, and upper deck space ids always pleasing exhibition of more FB . ... Zcrbel .. --- ।----ICTJ-HSS. --------------------------------r-.-----Ha-tines lieid again on the next play. Thoma*. • hunting accident.* accidents have occurred when added for additional storage. In 1927 anci me UAH went over :o in.- d .ui- nud S'1**- CronluKdtey.-Angvll. Thoma-, and ball went over fifteen to the Blue and GoldtheKarines m"d«* yard* onf-i Funvr* Cogawtil. Echtinaw. Lawn-nee, j hunters have pulled their guns by tly so great were the demands made that than ordinary taxing skill. Steve Gold. Karmcs made fifteen yards cn - • any“,r' Taskrr- HlcL’- AUhofi barrel from thc bottom'of thc boat ^■'5^ Haw/wmwS to;:L n third ferry "Straits of Mackinac" was K.-fmc* may be matched with him. three throe play*. n.avs. • Hasting* Has.mcs .punted .pumm to to._ ...- -------. I Most of the wood and ffi-ld accidents constructed at the Great Lakl-s Ship Referee Johnny Worth of Grand Howell's thirty-yard line wliere they ■ StnlUI *nd Tyler. [have occurred when hunters dragged Building Co's: plant. It's the finest Rapids is a trained officer of this state fumbled. Howard recovering for Has-' ' their guns after them through fences ai^l best of tlie fleet with a carrying and will be the third man tn the ring ting*. Bovm and Snyder...... tt firr-t JAMES GETS HAIRLINEduring all bouts. Tiw committee lias |and brush heaps. If hunters would capkcity of 90 cars.. The decks are wide down for HasWK~lT<>Wf!l took time LEAD OVER HOEKSEMA j avoid these two violations 'of hunting so the manouvering of cars can be ac­ been fortunate* in obtaining assurance out. Hastings tried two thrust* at the of two Michigan State College wrest­ line making three yards. Boye? • Hastings Tossers Well Up In I propriety, according to tiu- Department. complished With little trouble. lers. who will be on hand to wind up Tiu* Mackinaw City dock hr splendid­ | half of tiu* ordinary list of accidents heaved a .‘bort pas* to Lpchleftner who; ly planned. ' it's built of cement, big. the evening with a snappy exhibition Individual Ringer Averages |I would be ellmlhated. raced the remaining twelve yards to j I Among the suggestion* given by the roomy, and adequate. The new exten- Two local .boys will also wrestle for the psai une uttmoksted. Hewitt was । For Season Dcpurimaiit for proper handling of Mon finished in 1930 make^posM.ble the the best two out of three falls. Im­ drawn back in ine the oac«uv»u. backfield, uui but «*>?«. Boyes; ctrawn uses ui ’ loading of three boats simultaneously pressive dedication services arc being WM to HWfed «l» taitftt >!»■ lull! «»'*• Ita'tine brat «ul guns arc ' . Ki «•> out’ot bound,. ItaUnfe «,.*<» « Qtatd RwkU by • "Carry your gun over thc fence with and an elevator loads cars' quickly on­ planned. 'Die Odd Fellows again wish to invite yoti with tiu* barrel iwintcd away from, lo the upper decks. It'* all managed Hmrfl «. . ».••» klcfed olt .nd tfeionn-tenUi ot a point tor tot pUce u yourself and others. with sjx-ed and efficiency. Tlie SI. Ig- all boys who have wrestling or boxing toll «-»» in mtdfeld «t» n Un- nuurirr' ™to,d.ta rtofer »wr«fe m eta. • A • ability to register with Harold Newton,, cndciI team# of the Western Michigan Horn“If. your gun tail* falls on the ground or nace dock is also being enlarged and IJvrbel punted to start the vtC1,ni] Mux: leagtn-, according to an official re-i touche* water make certain the bar- will be practically a duplicate of the in thc Star Bakery. Although the seat sale opens at Requarter'and the ball' was downed oh H»rt Jiu-t completed by Mr. Hoek.Mwin.frel is clear before fou fire it. Mackinaw City one when completed..It's an interesting and exhilarating hors Cigar Store and Carveth and Hovreirs -ao-vu-d line bv u-ehleiUu r ! ■Wcrctary of the league. Mrs. Janie* • A Run b'ing on tlie bottom of thc sight to sec the cars, big Packard 11m- Stebbins Drug store next Saturday. Howell punted On first tioim tin* ball finished third, about eight poinu lx--1 boat t«-mpU an accident. being put in play on Iliiwei; ■ thirty-jhind thc two leaders, Oak*.[ “Make certain no other human is « in lr.। olivines. Model T flivvers, sleek sporty October 15. mail orders enclosing .... — .... Titiu and------- "Make roadsters chromium trimmed, and .se­ money orders for ticket*, at the stated .wentogetlwr about midway down the I the tine of fire." . five yard line. Boyt-s' jmss to Sny- dan.*—most of all sedans—6f every de­ prices, will be filled tn the order in der was_gttod. for ten yards. U-clik-it-1[list with Monica apd Brown following! scription, carrying license plates from which they arc, received. Tiiey should ner made five yards on an end run j[in close order. Tin1 Hastings Arteain II • ven* section of tiw* Union, loaded to be addressed to "Odd Fellutts Arena around play and Karmes made three.;.won the league championship this A-a- I tlie top with baggage and camp equip­ Ticket Sale." Hastings, In care of Snyder drove through* tackle for tlie; ron. finishing one tournament ahead | (J | , ment miraculously strung on fenders, either these branch offices, specifying touchdown Karims held the ball for ! of -Grand Rapids. {Herewith is a 11< | hoods and rear, dxvli out of the holds tlie scat desired and enclosing return Zerbel who placid It between the up-j of individual ringet averages for all; of thc ferries, across the smoothly op­ pastage if the tickets are to be mailed. • rights. HajOing* 13, Howell o. There wu* of the A-team playVrs in thc league, j erated gang planks and go careening Read the advertisement on Page 8 no further scoring in the first half. Bub- • while a similar list for B-tcam players and honking on their way. with the in the Banner. • [will follow next week: ' Ajitutlons came in freely in the la*t I (Continued from page one) next car behind snapping nt their few minute*. As the gun sounded the: FREEPORT. ’ heels, like a worrying pup. to keep them half, the bull wa* in po-Mjwion of' t *';■ taimnent*. Thc Brotlierhood has1 on the move. It's all most suggestive‘ I. Mr and Mrs. Nelson Beers of Rich­ Huttngs on HoweUS forty-eight yard' r.j। brought many fine men to Hastings. of Vachel Lindsay's well known saga of I•land and Mra. Mllccvd Clemen* oi. -' line. • . [ wlio have left their frppres for good up- the.automobile age—"TTve Santa Fr 1Hickory Corners called at thc George Howell kicked-off. to Hastings, the! Forbey hoipe Sunday.' • on tills community. Tlie program wc Troll' bull being brought\back fifteen yards, Night service was added two years ' outline below for tlie balance of the, by KuriTu's. Snyder madi* four yards. ago and durtng -the tourist season the Zerbel made il firat down on two mure; • Brotlierhood season shows that much1 ferries run on n 20-hour-a-day achedplays. Hastings could not make the' ; can be expected this year. No Invest- ule. the St. Ignace ferry commencing required yardage on the next three 11 nicnt of $2.00 could bring so much in1 its run at 1:30 A. M. and continuing plays and Zcrbel punted the pigskin out. ‘" the way of food for body and mind. till 10:30 P M. the Mackinaw ferry of bound* on HvrwcH's eleven yard line. I; ' Ticket* can be obtained at the Banner' starting at 3:00 A. M. and ending at They tried a play at tile line and were ii ■: office or ut^tlie meeting Monday night.■ midnight. smeared for no gain. Tiu-y punted to t '' | Thc November meeting of the BrothTty* fall schedule furnishes eleven their ^jwn forty-yard line. Karmes ’■ jerhood will be on the night of Mon- trips each day. When the hunting madcoR- yard at'tackle. Zerbel made ii . [day. November 21. which will be Fatti- seoaoD ojwns November 10. “service Is seven through center. Snyder fell on • ' [era and Sons night. Fur that occasion [ given day and night without schedule the next play’lor a short 1as». Lrch-jI Final Standings of the A—I-eajur. .... [Dr. H. Hamilton Aulcnbarh, rector ot until all arc accommodated" so the lel’ner then made it first <!r>aii on an-,[Team ‘ Pct. । the,N wonderful Cranbrook' church, time table rt’fnWT •end around play. The, Ha.-.tlnas ,, - ’ line: ! Hastings .833: Widely known and highly regarded a*1 Tlie equipment now owned by the made a mammoth hole !e through **" con-1 Orand Rapi(Is ... .GM a speaker, will give tip* message to the' Mate ferry line represents an expendi­ ter and Z<-rbvi went thirty Sny-' FaJnlc.A- ................. irty yards. yanK Sny.500 > fathers and sons.ture of a million and a lutlf dollars— dtr nuid<- three yards. Hewitt two. .000 j Tlie Dumber meeting will be. held1 perhaps more by now. And this is what ..........,__ _ On the ’onrth dton ' Snydcr-tftvTVc t-n-.r.-. ttiiT.e ! . _____ ____ __ j on thc second Instead of the third' will interest every taxpayer wlw reads Ito At t II , l,.. [ on IMlLtll.l.K ■ Mo»d« ata tte „..^. r p_. „ Monday the speakers will lx* this article. Every bit of the expense __ night, —„„tand ... « .OKteter. 11,0 I,,..,!-,.,, tjjour-... o III*. ,,.M Ite s,,,,,.,,,, c , Ju.,,e.. I«MU. U . Ute pM wfek .Uh rrlMlve. M OT, Plate wt). hlk.h „ , tow nnd Jud„' has been paid from the operating rtjceipts. the income derived from cars „ . :, -,r’ s'“"' B»o«n wrnt Sunday to Mnd u 8n excellent * undo r ' “L? ‘ '■ • P* trU.St “t'l'r^ ”Uple U <t*l“ Wlth 1 F* «* January meeting Dr Ernes* and iMLssengers. the latter being Yard Uno. • The ball ?."? ,T ’”fk “*■{. ‘tout^1‘er«t . Burnham ha* been secured He 1* the chanted thc nominal price of 25 cents for the nine mile Journey between thc Un yards They jn. t 7. "1 a .. Bn0 Char’“‘, ”f5®Uou«‘j bead of tbe mrtory Department of thc the first play A pu< m l.ptrzt d.wn. arc the proud parents of a baby girl W„tern State Teachers' College at two cities. Na charge is made for the driver, by the way. And this all ac­ w ** tncxmpUtc. 1 *:mm! .-• 1 born Ot: 2nd. KaUmamo . hr.r f >r to cam , Donato, little wn ot James Henn-' H-b.uary speaker will be Dr complished despite the fact that fares ?us I??1 •,,ii tonsil- Ingvoli-tadt pastor of Central Mi.-tiio- have three times been red'uced since the service was inaugurated. This □und end '‘ vm i.n.Si aL“ J?' Wr.lL1nR.' i, d6! thurtli of Lansing, widely known year it is expected will see the com­ i। ‘ H1’ ?nd M>n i^°'C .\hlS 05 a NX'aki-r and wljjZz» doing a pletion of the capital investments, and further consideration will be given to Hastings made twenty-t­ rard* on' mer on their farm nt this, place. I state. . . extension oPsenice and doubtless an­ ie next three plays but „ .. re- then। John Miller uf Mt. Clemens and Mr. For the March meeting Dr. Hender- other reduction in transportation costs dd for no gain and Zerbel pi rdiSi™.0!•a£ar,“ 1 Mron. ”‘- ,head *art Ol of the Extension Work Work of of the thc may be made later. ' a Vuid on •• 'i~r ^ Wife V U b ‘d University ot Michigan, will give the Before thc state furnished service, a Surd on tm. l.r- ; «lfe. j address. Hr 1* a speaker who is in .tlie ferries charged three tunes pres­ ------ —------------------------------- ;---------------------- ; :------- constant demand. The BrotiH-rhood is ent prices, which are graded according ""------- —-------------------- 1------------------------------------------------- fortunate indeed in "getting him. to length of car. Motorcycles un­ The-final meeting of thc year will be charged one dollar, cars of the Ford [In April, when the entertainment will sedan type two dollars, larger cars, be furnished by tlie Ford Quartette of two-fifty to three dollars; truck* six •colored singers. No better treat could dollars; trailers a dollar and a half. be imagined Tliese reasonable prices naturally have I The captain of the supper sound is had much to do with the Increased David Boyes. The other members of traffic. : thc squad nre os follows: • Official figures from thc Highway 1 Robert Burch. Gary Crook. W. J. Department are quite amazing and give The New Mineralized Concentrate Field. W. A. Hall. E. A A Pnrk< Parker. Hugh a better idea than anything eUe of W, '^' Uu«h For All Livestock and Poultry .Riley Fred Stoweh. D. D. Walton. Al the magnitude of Michigan! State I^t£mer,i?€urRC ' Chx' AnnMble- Ferry sendee across the Straits of Homer Becker. Robert Cook. I. L Mackinac. A high grade of SOYBEAN OIL MEAL—steam cooked Boyes. Paul Hyde. .Stewart Kelley. Hi­ Thi.* year's-figures arc not complete— —ro icted—adequately fortified with essential min­ ram Rum. Miner Seeley. J. M Town­ but In 1931 from April to December, insend. Herman ,Zerbel. eral-—hits n pleasing nut-like taste. ---- ,, George ........- . White. ,...... ' elusive, total receipts were $389,162.75 •oau.ioa.o " u Adrounle. Herman Anderson reaching the highest point In August A concentrated balancing feed for farm grains, each and C J. Barnum. ![with -----• of $117,978 25 .. receipt* for the 100-ih. bag carrying over 37$f high-quality supple­ [month when 37.074 passenger cars. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. ______________________ mental proteins. ‘ 019 trucks. 1,065 trailers, 31 motorcycles. Freeland Marshall of Detroit spent ‘six hones and cowa. tltrec wagons. 15 the w<*ek end with hta parents. Mr. and busses were ferried ncrou. Authoritative tests have proven that SGPER SOY can Mrs. Harve Manhall. | The total receipts for the nine years economically rephice all or most of the higher priced Mr. and Mrs. Dan Robert* visited of state service range from * 144.833.99 animal and vegetable concentrates, such as meat Mr. and Mrs Harold Roberts in Lan- in 1924 to $398,183 00 In 1930 when thc scraps, tankage, linseed oil meal, cottonseed meal, etc,' sing from Friday till Sunday. They peak was reached. Blends with any farm feed. . also called on Mr. and Mra. Ray ParIn this "year of . our depression'’ .dee near Grand Ledge. 1W2 When complete figures canpot be Mr. and Mrs. Orley Bclson and fam­ given till December ends, receipts al­ , lly visited their son Marshall and wife ready total 1237,289.50 with the exten­ jt.- ir Warncrville Simday. sive trek north next month tor the Some of Archie Belson's children are hunting season yet to be .heard from. FLOUR <. FEED <- COAL CEMENT i- LIME having scarlet fever. In the face of present conditions I BRICK -s- TILE -► FARM IMPLEMENTS The Dorcas Society will serve dinner think readers will be Interested in the at tlie home of Mrs. Fred Smith in figures for a single week in August Just HASTINGS PHONE 2118 : Nashville Thursday. October 20. passed. The week ending the 21st. Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Crouse enter­ when 12.499 passengers. 6.032 cars and tained the Craig family reunion Sun­ other vehicle* were carried with total day. ■ . receipts of $19,759.25. • ms Guns { 8EMIW-7 Hunting Season Brings Need for Precaution TICKETS GO ON SALE ^396 OCT. 15 HERE MONDAY NIGHT SUPER SOY Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. You Can SAVE at Loppenthien’s Sale! EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN FALL & WINTER DRY GOODS COATS, SUITS AND DRESSES! Regular $15.00 Ladies’ & Misses’ COATS Dresses Value* to $45.00. Your choice of rack, now Size* 14 to 46. Silk*, prints, woolen*. Priced Ladies’ Coats and Suits W90V Regular up tef $39.00 Values $(■* Take Your Pick Now at Only t J i All Curtains, Draperies at Sale Prices Finest quality Wash Prints. Newest fall patterns 4 Pm and plain colors, yardI wU 81x99 extra long I Sheets, only . . OwC | 42x36 Pillow 4Ea TvG Sanitary Napkin*, combination offer, 2 boxes Naps, 1 box Cleaner, 75c value for .... Amoskeag heavy 4 Cf* Outing, per yard I OG I | Men'* Dre** Shirt* •ale price . . . Finest quality, all wool Blanket*, 70x80, $10.50 value*, plaids, now$OaWW DOC flE Bargains AU Through Our Store! Shop Here Now and Save! FAIR I-AKE. Tlx* Kinsley Ladies' Aid Society will meet for dinner the third Wednesday In October thc 19. with Mrs. Nclain \Villison. All come prepared to'Ue off a comforter. i Miss Marguerite Lcchleltncr spent thc week end in Hastings visiting friends. Baseball umpires were introduced in 1819. and shortly thereafter necessity mothered the Invention of pop bottles. * It’s the first catches Cmaav Mb - * ■ ** wSwMiw yOU unprepared FOOLISH, indeed, is the motorist who insists-on-waiting until the first drop below the freezing point to put his car in shape for winter driving. Let Us Prepare Your Car for This Winter’s Driving YOUR TIRES, BATTERIES and RADIATORS need to be checked and prepared for cold weather. -We are equipped to GIVE YOU THAT SERVICE at MINIMUM COSTI We are stocked with winter equipment for all make* of cart. HADEES HOT WATER HEATERS ...at.,. New Low Prices! ANDRUS SERVICE COURT and JEFFERSON HASTINGS < MICHIGAN 4A * ITHOUW �spent siting essity stile.-,. TOT HAgTINOB BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER It, IBM ABOUT 200 AT PRESBY­ Social Events and Personal Mention TERIAN FAMILY NIGHT guests of Mr. and Mrs Clark BiLu of Middleville Bunday. An Interesting Program And Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick and daughter “White Elephant Sale" Fol­ Arlene were Grand Rapid* visitors Bat-1 urday. lowed Bounteous Supper The W. C. T. V. will hold their next j Mias Emmy Lou Stark spent tlie LEGION AND AUXILIARY weak end al Kalamazoo . An overflowing erpud of Hastings' meeting at the home of Mrs. C-’J. Bar­ Miss Dorothy Barnes was home from EI.ECT NEW OFFICERS Presbyterian* numbering nearly, two num Friday afternoon. Three Oaks over the week end. Mrs. Ella Pattison ot Grand Rapids Installation On Thursday, Oct. hundred gathered in the parlors of the Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kimble and chil­ churofi'jlbr family night on' Thursday dren accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. spent last week with Mrs Belie Pattithe 8 th’of October 20 Preceded By Pot Luck Will Kimble of Lansing spent Bunday A moat .enjoyable supper wa* served with Mr. and Mrs. Philip Kimble of Supper At 6:30 P. M. by the following committee under lhe South Woodland. on Monday from a viait with Mr. and On Thursday evening of last week Mrs Marion Hodgson of Charleston. W. thc American Legion Auxiliary held an direction of Mr, and Mra. Will Grigsby: Mr. and Mrs. Burnell Morlan of Paw Mr. and Mrs- D. A. VanBiuklrk. Mr. enjoyable meeting at the Legion home. and Mr*. Robert Walton. Mr and Mrs. Mb* Kathryn Clarke, accompanied A bountiful pot luck Supper was Elroy Tobias, Mr. und Mr*. Finley by ML** Margaret Mugk of Chicago, at- ‘ Rev. und Mr* Fay C Wing were Johnston. Mr. and Mr*. Frank Perri*. Sunday guest* ot Mr and Mrs Paul: tended the game at Ann Arbor on Bat- j Mr. William T. Wallarr. Mr. and Mrs Wing of Grand Rapid* urday. Mr and Mr* Elmer Rising have gone .Edwa/d Downs; First Vice-President. Geo Miller. Mr. and Mr* Fred Young. Mr and Mr*. F E. Border and Mr. and Mra Pear! Tuttle. Mrs Emma daughter Winifred were eallcd to West! to Shepherd wlicre they will visit their i Ada, Ohio, to »(wnd a weak with her cousin*. Mr. and Mra. Frank Bratton. •Mrs..Donald Smelker; second vice­ Fisher. Mra. Norton Smith. Miss Joac- Bend. Iowa. Tuesday on account of, president. Mr*. Harry Wbtera; secre­ phine Smith. sister there. formerly of Nashville the death of Mra. Border’s father, E tary, Mr*. Don Foreman; treasurer, After thc supper Mr VanBusklrk Bourret Miss Helen Eash of near Freeport Cecil Smith and daughter Bonnie spent Saturday night with Miss Doro­ and friend. Mrs. Ethel Squires, all of !Mrs. Nt ill* Conaway; chaplain. Mrs acted a* chairman and gasman Inspir­ Mr and Mra. David Smith and fam­ Harry Wood; sergeant-at-arms. Mrs ing talk which cann>x help 1 but spur thy Roush. Kalamazoo called on Mr. and Mr* Sterling , Rogers; historian. Mr* Era tlie members on to greater things than ily ot lAke Odessa called on Mr*. Nel­ Mr*. Charles Barnes went to Jack- Burt Tinkler Bunday evening. Jarman; publicity chairnun. Mis* Ma­ they iufvc ever accomplished before lie Hitt Sunday afternoon aon today where stye will visit until Cong, and Mra. J C. Ketcham and :bel Bisson Mr and Mra. Carl Jordan spent the Mis* Hunter of the High school faculty Bunday. Mary and Dr. and Mra. C- P. Lathrop I A Joint with the Legion contributed two vocal solos which were week end with relatives-in Detroit. were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. is plannedinstallation Mrs. Arlte Spindler and daughter; Thursday evening. Oc­ greatly enjoyed. port spent Thursday with Mr. and Mra E C. Backrldcr of East Lansing 'tober 20 Afor Kattorine visited Mi** Margaret pot luck supper will be A group of thc young ladies of the Spindler of Manchester. Ohio. Satur- II Keith Daniels Mr and Mra. Robert W. Cook visited served at 8:30 followed by the business church, trained by Mrs Lloyd Btorer day” and Sunday. Lloyd Pender and friend ot Grand Mr. and Mra. Leun Bcott ot Baltic: Rapid* spent live week end at Ann Ar­ Creek Friday and heard Senator Ar- 1 'sessions Mrs Marion Shirk of Battle gave a play entitled • Fifty-fifty ’” Mias Mr* Will Clary and son Frederick I Creek will Install lhe Auxiliary officers Violet Reynold* furnished incidental bor and Detroit. thur Vandenberg In the evening and District Commander Chester Cone music (piano* between the scenes Tlie are spending a few days with Mr. and H Mrs Fred Ogden. MBs Louise Gower Mr. and Mra. Ford Pattison of KulSoo Wool Jackets, Breeches, Trousers Sturgis is installing officer tor the audience wa* convulsed with laughter Mrs. Ralph Leffler and Mrs^Ed. Smith spent the week end amazoo visited Mr*. Belle Pattison of 'legion Watch for further detail*. Mr. and Mrs Ed Covry of CSoble* | and Caps during thc entire performance. in Grand Rapid* Sunday. were guest* of Mr and Mrs Clyde 11 This week Saturday evening, lhe Tlie evening's program concluded Ruell over the week end Gordon Clement, Jr., is spending tlie Leather Coats, Moleskins and Corduroy week in Belding with Mr. and Mr* and Mrs Kenith McIntyre were din­ Auxiliary will serve a dinner to the With a "White Elephant Sale ”’ The Club N<> 1 of the Ladles ’ Aid Society rural carriers and their wlvrs al the auctioneer* were C- J Sullivan and Gordon Clement. Sheeplined Coats ner guesto of Dr and Mrs R. F W< bb . ’.TS: ’ h<ini7 the M E church had a pot lock Will Grigsby. a**Urted by Howard Frost of Mra. W A. Hall, Mrs Frederick Par­ at Blythefield Country Club tn Grand l'nfv n nomesupper al the home of tiieir chairman, I . It is a matter ot pride and satlsfacEveryone is looking forward to the Mrs State Hilbert. Monday evening ■ Blazers of wool and suede cloth ker and Mrs. Anna McGuffin were in Rapid* on Thursday. I I tio« to t|w Post and Unit in this city to next family night Grand Rapids Saturday. Edwin Smith and B. J Arncr were . There is an epedemic of chickenpox i Underwear, Socks and Gloves Nathan Judson and MIm Ethel Bur­ Ing Sturgis Thursday evening attending know that Mrs Don Foreman ha* been in the Woodland school. j ton of Lansing were Sunday guests of a banquet and meeting at which xcv-',appointed a* Dejuirtment Music chair­ AID SOCIETY OFFI­ Mr. und Mr* P E. Frost of Lansing by thc Department President- Mrs. Mr and Mra E. A. Burton. eral grand, officer* of the Knlghto of ‘. man ‘Gotfredscn. were Woodland visitor* Friday P M i of Lowell Mr* Foreman CERS ARE RE-ELECTED Mra. Hazel Hinkley and Richard Pythias were present. Mr and Mrs Walter Lake and Mra , I Is a talented musician and all appro­ spent Sunday with Mr* and Mra. Nelson James Pattison and wife of Grand Ibate this splendid recognition of her Lawrence Christian of Hosting* called i Willison in Johnstown Twp RapUJ* visited Mr* Belle Pattison/ Splendid Reports Given By on Mrs J. V. Hilbert Friday ability. Thomas Crawley hu gone to Nash­ Bunday Mrs R. G Flnnle was a Grand Rap­ New officer* elected by Ute American Eight Circle Chairmen—Mrs, ville where he will spend tlie winter Mrs. Frederick Parker < Marguerite id* viiitor Friday i Legion, wiio will be Installed October ut the home of Ira D. Smith. J. C. Ketcham Spoke Hail) of West Palm Beach. Fl*., Mr*. Mr. andoMrs. Ralph Leffler enter- j , . Allen und Frank Fender were called Ray Flnnle-(Jean McKnlghli of Wood­ 20. are: Bridge club with a |«U luck I At the annual meeting of the MAho- luined _____ tlie _____ Commander--Harry Wood. to Caledonia last Tuesday by the sud­ land and Mra. David French of Cale­ [dinner Thursday evening dis'- Ladles' Aid Society iwld on Wed-[dinner HASTINGS Ut Vice-Commander Fred Bennett. den death of their brother, Bimon. donia were guest* of Mra Clifford There will be a Republican Banquet I nraday afternoon of last week, all ot 2nd Vice-Commander—Dr iteea. MIm Mania Newton and Erl Udstuen Brainard of Battle Crflrk on Munday Home of Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes 3rd Virv-Comniandrr-lae Burdick. tlie previous year'* officer* were re­ at thc Metliodtst church Wednesday I • of KcuoUuu-Wu'. silent tiu- week end Mr. and Mrn. Herbert Bishop and evening. Thc speaker of th* evening ! elected as .follow*, President. Mr*. M Adjutant—Albert Craig. with Mr und Mra George M Newton Mr and Mrs C H Woodard visited Mr. 6 llllk First Vice-President. Mra D. will be Congressman John C. Ketcham ' Finance Officer—Angejr# Spirts. Mra Thon. Henson and Mrs Mary and Mr*. Orley Bbhop ot Holland on D. Walton; Second Vice-President. Mr* A .Kood many ticket* have been sold j Chaplain—Sterling Roger* Kcnna of Comstock were Saturday Sunday and made lhe acquaintance of Robert W C.xik; Secretary. Mr*. Ray- antTThe committee are expecting a I Sgt,-at-Arms—Paul Bogart. guest* of Mr and Mrs. John McLravy. the little daughter. Murcia Elaine, born SOUTH SHULTZ. Historian and Publicity Officer—Ed­ mofid Wlndeknecht; Treasurer. Mrs. large crowd. .Club No. 4 of the Ladles’. Mr and Mr*. Leslie Daniels and to Mr. and Mra. Buiiop on September M. L Cook; Chaplain. Mrs T 8 Baird Aid Society of the M F. church will' Tiw southeast district of the Council Glen Gate* and mother. Mr*. Cl*r* win Sayles family of Carlton Center called on Mr. Excellent reports were given by Uie aerve the supper Price of ticket* 25c.; of Religious Education which will Gates spent Wednraday in Battle and Mrs Murk Cfalg and mmi Sunday Among those who enjoyed lhe color* The Woodland High school baseball , convene on Sunday afternoon al 2.00 vaiKXM oUlwrarand Hie right circle Creek. njoyable meeting evening. tour in Newaygo county and thr scenic clialrmcn. each report showing fine team plaved Sunfield Friday afternoon p m. at Dowling church, will present Mrs. Henry Towe la very ill Her Mra Florence Kelsey of Los Angeles. drive near Muskegon on Bunjiay wenOF HOSPITAL GUILD work done during the pa»t year Thc visiting team wnn. , Hie following program: Song Service— daughter from Battle Creek 1* taking Calif., Who lias been v Biting in Kala- Mr. and Mra. Richard Hurd. Mr and Circle chairmen arc: Circle No. 1. Mr and Mr* Fred, Jordan apd Mr Wayne Conklin; Invocation — R r v 1110X00. is lhe guest of Mr. and Mra. C Mrs R. W Cook. Mr and Mrs R. J Mrs. M. J. Cross Gave Account Mra. R C. Gerllnger; No 2. Mrs und Mrs C. J. Barnum spent Sunday Rhoades; Appointment of nominating ThU community was saddened on ac­ E- Wood. McCteery. Mr and Mr* KeiUi Fult-r. committor; Roll Call apd lalk*-Har- count ot lhe passing of Mrs Ernest Of Her Recent Trip On Mon­ George White; No 3. Mrs Dan A*liai- Sunday in Ann Arbor. Mra. Phyllis Reynolds of Ann Arbor Mr. ami Mr* Clifford Dolan. Mr and ter; No I. Mra. W L. Hnunun; No. 5.. Tiw standard Bearers accompanied vey Burge**; Chalk talk—"Consecra- Haynes Saturday. Her kind words and and Miss Margery Reynolds of Detroit Mra. James Radford. Mr. and Mrs day Evening Mra. Herbert Bishop; No. SjMrs. James i by Mrs. C. J. Barnum spent Monday tion ’ ’ — Rev Hitchcock; Duet — Francis pleasant smile will be greatly mused vBlli-d Mr and Mrs. Roy Cordes the Roy Cordes. Mr and Mr*. «n«l U ...»«« MIm ruuilIB Pauline. ^..marr Gerllnger w was hostess Radford; No. 7. Mrs A- B.’ Gidley; No evening with MB* Oaytha Loomis of Darby and Seward Walton; Offertory— by her many friends Iwre and they all Prand.scn. Mr. and Mr* Onal Bayles . at a vl,ry pjeaaant meeting of the Busl- 8. Mrs. Charles Barnes Freeport Mi*s toomis w*a-one of their ; Hastings Pariah Orchestra; Report of extend sympathy to th# bereaved fam­ •' Mr. and Mrs Allen Pender apd Mrs. Dr. and Mr* G L Uwkwood and||UJW W((tJ1,.ns Hospital Guild on MonIn recognition of her tidrty years> former membera. nominating committee; Anthem—Base ily­ Ed|th Bonnell attended tlie funeral of Misres Helen Newtrai. Jones day CVpU|ng at the Parish house of flHthful service us treasurer of[ Mr. and Mr*. Lexter Brumm enter-: Line choir; Special talk— "Decision Day A doctor was called for Charley Ken­ the former's brother. Simon Pender, at Florence Rump and Mabel Sisson. ""----- •- School." — - ---- yon last week. We hope to soon see t Covers were laid for twenty-two. thc thc Aid Society. Mra. L L. Dewey, ini talned with a birthday party Wednes- ’in ’Church Rev. Bessie- — RuliCakdonia on Saturday. [table* being decorated with black appropriate words presented Sir* M L day evening In Iwnor of the birthdays *on; Music; Installation of officers; him out again. Mr and Mrs. Wilbur lame spent thc WOMEN’S CLUB HELD Cook with a beautiful glass buffet *et.. of Lynn Miller. Roberta Anne Mankcr. Benediction--Rev. Harold Dixon; Con­ candle* in crystal 'holder* and orange Prank Horn and Gordon Thompson week end with. Mr. and Mr*. Harry Stanley Manker, Lexter Brumm and vention Song—"I Would Be True.” made a buxines* trip to Battle Creek (OPENING LUNCHEON colored nitjfklns with Hallowe'en de­ a gift from thc ladies Bowser at Furt Wayne. Ind. Mr*. Lane A piano duct was played by Mrs. Mrs John Weaver The guests were . signs. Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Gaut have tak-I Saturday. remained for a week’s visit. Archie McCoy and Mrs. Emma Evans, a i ’ Mr. and Mrs John Weaver of Hastings, en living _____ _____________________ _____________ ’ A short buxlneas sexxtrxi was held n living rooms in Battle Creek where । The Misses__Maybeile Hart __ and Bar। Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs C W Social Dife In Our Nation s’ after which Mrs. M. J Crews gave a piano xolo by Mix- Dorothy Ballance, Mr and Mrs Stanley Mankcr and Mr. Gaut is employed, and Mrs Gaut bara Chamberlain visited Mr* Mln* Clarke were Mr. and Mrs. J. C. FurnUs Capital Discussed By Mrs. talk on her recent visit to England. and a splendid talk wm given by Mrs daughter Roberta Anne. Mr and Mra continues tier school work at the Eagle!Kenyon and Adah MBener Friday aftnf Nashville and .Mr. and Mra. Win. France. Germany. Switzerland and oth­ John C. Ketcham, dainty refreshment* Oscar Miller and sons. Lynn and ; district by driving to and from school.' emoon and evening. John 0. Ketcham Kroiiewittu.-«f Mlcldh-vlllr •----- - — -» •»—' um>- nr — ••• - ——•----being »crve-d by Circle No 5S at the Glenn and Mrs. Sarah Mohler ot South **—- •' Mr andlMTs. B C. Pennock anti A charming social event of thc early er European countries, which all en­ close There wa* a good attendance Woodland and Mr. and Mrs. T. C ; Due lo the leaders’ meeting of tlie, Mrs Ad* Hom of Battle Creek apenl nutrition class of thc exteiuion project Sunday with her parents, Mrs. Will daughter Bernice of Kalamazoo and. full wa* the Women* Club luncheon joyed. Munion of Woodland The hnstea* for November is Mi&» and tiw year starts out tn a fine way. held on Thursday. October 20. the Gate*. Mr.- W. L Gillie* of Hartford were served Friday afternoon by the Auxil­ Dr. and Mrs. Leland Holly and son Brigg* Ladles’ Aid Society will meet Mabel Sisson. Mrs. Edith Bonneville and son Merle Sunday guests of Mrs. M J. Crow. iary at the American Legion home ENTERTAINS BIRTHDAY CLUB. < Muskcgon'spent Sunday with B. S. at the church basement on Friday, “nd grandson. Jimmie May. of Battle at, Dr. and Mr* R F Webb of Grand About xrvcnly-flve guests were M-ateil EPWORTH LEAGUE ACTIVITIES. October 14. Special business pertain- Creek vBited her son Utter and fam­ Mra. Theron Cain delightfully enter- Hapy. ■ Rapid* accompanied Dr. and Mrs C at tlie tables which were made bright Tiw Epworth League of the Metho­ taihed (he members of her birthday Mr. and Mirs. John Dell called on Mr. ing to the Bazaar, and chicken pie sup- •V Thursday. *_________ P. Lathrop to Chicago last, week where with orange candles and bouquets in dist church htut had a fine start thia ki NORTHWEST THORNAFPUL the doctors attended a special clinic. autumn sliadra ol •range und reds year and is showing an increaxe over, club nt ther home on Thursday. OcUh jand Mr*. George Smith of Woodbury PeJnT,UnJe^are<!if^’ Sunday afternoon. Mrs. P. T. Colgrove. Mrs *W. N. ChldDuring tlie businessTiession the club last year’s membership. Enthusiasm bur 8. Twenty-four were present to 1 ClydesRuell wax a Kalamazoo visitor Charlie Purcell ha* been In very Mr and Mr, Uacolm McIver and rster. Mrs. John F. Goodyear and Mrs was asked to «|ionsur sales and finan­ In tlie league is txiing stressed in sev­ commemorate the anniversaries of Saturday. j daughter*. Maxine and Laurel and He called on hB sister. Mr*. feeble health the past wwk. W R. Cook were guests of Mrs. A. A. cial projects conducted by thc Camp eral ways. Tiw league is divided into Mr*. Mary Putnam. Mr* Wilma Olcr : Mr*. Elva Case *pcnt Friday at Ur-!Mra. ,3^ carpenter were Bunday Lcmbenton. who B very ill. Andcnnn of Grand Rapids-on Tuesday Fire girls who must «am the money four units or groups, each leader hav­ and their hostess. Table appointment* Ralph /rlends at Martln_ The Ladle*’ Aid Society of the bandale and Battle Creek, lhe guest ^nne,. gUMta W L. Pennock returned on Tuesday with which to carry on their work ing chosen hl* side and points arc were in grown and pink, each table hav­ Of.^tr’ . Mr and Mrs Vetne Thomas and son Mcthodbt church canned 67 quart* bf ifronj « motor trip into thc upjier pen­ County Roll Call, chairman. Mr* Don given for various things, the winning ing a birthday cake for a center piece Mr snd Mrs Joe Moore and (laugh- nlrgc called to Jean Bufcin^n at insula in company with hi* son. E. W. Foreman. . asked for ' aasistanre in group. at tiw end ol six weeks, is to with tapers nt cither end. The' places fruit Thursday for tlie Bronson hos­ ter Eunice were guest* Sunday evening Hastings. Tuesday, who ha* been very of Kalamazoo and the Clark Me­ I Pennock, and Dn Clark of Big Rap­ carrying on the Red Cross drive in No­ be given a jiarty or treated tn some were marked by novel place-cards pital at the Fred Miller home kek with scarlet fiver. made from Campbell soup "boys” and :morial Home of Grand Rapids id*. . vember. Both matter* were acted upon Mr Uedle and family of Battle 1 rhc Ald wU1 ;be ln the Rev. Fay C Wing, paator of the Mr* R I. Hendershott leave* ttvc lat­ favorably. The officers this year are: Pre*ideut. to carry out the scheme each lady Grove church. *111 give thc ad­ Creek have located in the house be- ,ehurch basement September 20th. Din- (. , ter part of tlie month for Montreal. Mr* David Goodyear aocomponicd Irene Jone*; Firat Vice-President. Al­ read her verse wlule tlie first course 1Coats longing to Mr Gustine and the tatter,Mr at 12 o’clock until all are wrwd " dress at the Community meeting at was being served. Canada, i<» to ivioaiu remain uuiu>» during mw the winter vanaua. wm>w> j by Florence Campbell rendered bert Becker; Second Vice-President. ins returned to Battle Creek (Members are urged to be present to He Guests included Mrs. Retha Cole­ the Chinoil of thc Brethren Sunday with Mr and Mr*. Robert Hendershott. lwo phasing solo*. "My Motiver Bld* Betty -Leary: Third Vice-President. Lyman Tompkins, who has been In oR qullt* for sale Everyone welcome. evening. This will be the seventh anand family. , —__ ;_ 1 Me Bind My Hair” by Hayden and Frances Cowles; Fourth Vice-Presi­ man. Mr* Roy Yurger. Mr* Cor* Mar- 'niver.sary of the community meetings. [11 health for some time. Is undergoing j Brirut needle* and thimbles. ’ Mr. and Mrs Harry Ritchie. Mr'and 1 -nood'-bye Summer" by Lyne*. dent. Harrison Payne; Secretary-. Vir­ blc and Mrs. Giddings of Hastings - Frank Nash, a pioneer of Woodland. treatment at Um university hospital al, Maurice Thoma* and MBs Ruth Mrs. TVd Mead and Mr and Mr/ | 7-^ maia ulk of the afternoon on ginia Boyes; Treasurer. Howard New­ Mis* Mary Waters emitted Mis* Rachel / Heintz of Uighton attended the foot­ pa*aed'away at hls home in the village Ann Arbor. ■ Clurlrs Offley and Mus Thelma Offley w)cial life in Washington by Mr* ton and Corre*|ionding Secretary. Cain as waitress. The throe honor Thursday. In honor of the birthday of Mr.. ban ganM, al Arbor Saturday. The funeral wa* held Sat­ guests received some very’ lovely gifts. were guests of Mr.’and Mra. R. L. Freer j c. Ketcham proved us interesting Maude Wallace. urday afternoon at the home Rev and Mr*. Ben Butler of the Eagle dB- • Sunday. October 16th. will be Rally All regretted the absence of Mr* Alma of Scotts on Sunday. ; and instructive as had been anlicipatPlan* are .now being made for a Hal­ trtct the community group tendered and Homecoming Day at the M. E. Fay C. Wing had charge of the funeral Beach, who is ill at Pennock hospital, , TVO I..^V . . . _ . .... .. Mr. and Mrs. Howard ^ewitt visit- Ld. , lowe’en party: Come and meet with us. Bpe-. service*. Burial at Lake Side Ceme­ them a visit in the evening. Pol luck church. cd tlielr sister tn Fowlerville several: Mr* Ketcham 1* a plea*ing and can। Sunday's meeting was opefted by a but are glad to hear of her improving tery, Lake Odessa. Mr. Nash was 75 supper and games were the diversions. dal rryislc. , days last week and attended the fair ; fortable talker who gave tiw home folk song followed by a scripture reading by condition. years old. He B survived by hl* widow They also visited Mr and Mr*. Bruce; many new Weaa about tiw life of the Mr. Becker. Meditation, which con­ . HICKORY CORNERS. three daughter*. Mrs Sheldon McAr­ BRANCH DISTRICT. Holme* in Northville. 'congressmen* families In the capital sisted at several Bible readings and Mr* Alfred Whidby had a birthday Mr'and Mrs Asa Wilcox of Cairo thur. Mra Carl Neithamer. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Tliomn* Clark. 8r., and Social life Is very complicated depend- prayer followed by a short play. "A Carl Scofield, two grandsons ahd one dinner Sunday for her son. Keith, and and Bud Dutiner of Grand Rapids, son Richard, and Mr. and Mra. Thoma* Ing much on ranking. News Stand Moral." and wns closed sister. Miss Mary’ Nash, all of Wood­ her mother, Mrs. Ros* Burdick. Mrs, Clark. Jr., and daughter. Patty Ann. of Oiw reason for this-formal procedure with a song und tlie Epworth League were Sunday visitors of L E, Mudge land. Rom Whidby and son Donald were and Miss Ruth Mudge. Kalamazoo called on the Misses Rose. In cosmopolitan United States is be­ benediction Thc Woman’s Study Club will hold guest*. Mr. and Mrs. Al Houghtaling ot Has­ Elizabeth and Catherine Clark Sunday. cause vauae of U1 the MM, foreign officials who w.~ .~ — have Young people are urged to attend. Ross Whidby. Mearl Kelley and their October meeting at the school­ Mixa Marguerite Hetmaiuperger of 1M*n reare<i to rank and formality and Maude. Wallace. Cones. Sec’y. tings. Mr and Mrs. Ernest Skidmore house. Tuesday evening. October 11. Leonard Lester left FH3ay'T6FKadoka. and son George, -left Friday for Phila­ Ypsilanti was lhe Saturday gurat of ulJOn it Thus a system hulldelphia. where they will visit the for­ Subject of the evening 'Book Night.’” South Dakota, wliere the former con­ MEYERS—ROGER*. Miaa Jean Barnes, going from here to ,V|(iual In this country to live nation's Program a* follows: Music—Club; Roll templates buying sheep. Leon Meyer*, son of Mf. and Mrs. mer's daughter. Mrs. Irene Cramer Charlotte on Sunday where she *Peni capital has sprung up mu»u nauthor; uM.K,.. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Kelley and Mr*. Call—wz My favorite »woman Mrs Sarah Ostroth is at Woodland w<u> the day with Judge and Mr*. R. R. | -me speaker Rtive personal exper- Bert Meyer-, of Lake Odessa. and Elsie With c.re .,r her «h« «“■>> Ow»» BMo-MW*. smllh:; K.U.y .nd Mtt « McPeck. 1 innees and observations which in many the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. John is very ill Kline I Reading-Martha Farrll; Book Review Sunday* of Ous vu "~ ’s‘ at Hinds Miss Helen Eash of near Freeport ^stance* were amusing as well as. >n- Rogers. Were united in marriage at Corners. A good crowd was in attendance at I ~ A Lantern In Her Hand — Ilcsse Mr. Meyers sjwnt Sunday with her sister and hits- jktnicUvc. She spoke nf the president Quimby. October 1 The senior class of the M. P. Sunday the Rally Day xrrvife* at thr N Evan[ Streeter Aldrich-Susan Smith; Vocal band. Mr. and Mra. Keith Daniel*. Mrs and nr$t lady nnc "neighborly teaches school southeast of Hastings School held tlielr class party at the A T Eash and sons John and Owen: und at the ansewered and Mra. Meyers, south of Hastings. gelical church Sunday morning and n Duct - Mildred Osgood. Gertrude home of Ed. Hurstey. Midland" Park. nice program was given by thc little: Flint* Hostesses, Martha Smith, called there In the evening and Mis* ^I|eMl0lu cloning the talk too soon for They will reside near thc latter* John. i Grace Paul. Leta Shorno. Viola Hecker. Friday evening. school. Thc brat wishes of their many Helen returned with them. lhr pleasure of her listeners. The Dorca* Society nf N Maple Fern Trumble. Ruth Scudder. Eda Ty- . Mrs Dexter Smith’s brother and Mr. and Mr*. Charles 8. Potto have I --------------- <*» ■ ■ friends are for many year* of hap­ CT*HE memorial is the one family of Harbor Beach were her Grove will have a chicken dinner at Ilpr- Clara Varney. returned from taking Miss Virginia | CO-OPERATIVE DINNER. piness.—Lake Odessa''Wave. A perpetual history of life. the horn, of-Mr and Mrs Fred Smith' Mr*Leffler and daughters, guests over the week end. Potts to Chamberaburt Pa., where she | Ten girls enjoyed a co-o|>erativc dinThe faculty of Kellogg Argicultural in Nashville Thursday. October 30. A E,!en Jean and Jo*n vi*lt®d her mothBIRTHDAY DINNER. ls attending college. They also visited ner at the ivomc of Miss Constance Without-4b<^i life’s, recon! School will attend th" teacher* ’ con ­ |erWill Ctary. of Hastings from Covers were laid for twelve al u very cordial'invitation is extended to all. Major and Mrs. Gladeon Barnes al Cook on Friday evening and n good vention at Benton Harbor Thursday often {/arises entirely, for the enjoyable birthday dinner at thc home About ttxty were in attendance at jFriday until Sunday. Aberdeen. Md.. while In the east. time Is repopted. . of Mr. and Mr*. Weldon Bronson on the Republican Get-Together meeting Mrs. R. G Flnnlo accompanied by and Friday. Dr. Ptrnie of the bird unmarked grave too noon be­ Bunday. Gurata from out of town at tlie Granite Hall Friday night and a Jack Stem of Hastings apd Miss June sanctuary will give part of the pro­ comes the unknown, unvja* were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wilcox and fine addreM was delivered by Mr Sal-1 Briggs and Mrs George Briggs of Lan- gram Thursday evening. October 20th. Dr attended the thc football tame game in In Ann family ilnd Mr. and Mrs. Basil Smith ttel of Chicago aho by Congressman sing -uended lied one. ' Sim McMillan and Mrs McMillan, re­ Arbor Saturday. of Jackson. Ketcham. Mr. and Mrs Leoti Hynes were called turned missionaries from Africa, will We invite you to call now BRIDGE-LUNCHEON. give talks at the Wesleyan Methodist to Pierre. South Dakota. last week on SOUTH WOODLAND. und inspect the beautiful dis­ Mrs. Guy 8 Keller wax hostess al a James Axplnall has been seriously ill account of lite death ot the latter’s church. K ‘ arming luncheon on Thursday, places Miss ’ Edna Willison was lu^tftss to play in <»ur showroom and L. V. BESSMER, Eywight Specialist thc past week at thc home of Mrs. father. Milton Reisinger, who was ing marked for twelve. the Young Missionary Workers’ Band killed In an automobile accident. HASTINGB, MJCU. At bridge, Mrs. Wallace Jone* had Shirley Btocum He seems slightly im­ Friday evening About fifty were pre*- gut our prices. now. We arc sorry to hear top score and Mrs. J. E. Clark sec­ proved ent. The program wa* In charge of PREVENTS COLD FEET. that hls brotixT, Chas Aspinall. of the. ond. The traffic policeman in an exposed Mrs. Blanch Jones. Six new members Special discount on all work Center toad, is In the Hasting* hos­■ We devote all our time To the visual im­ position during the winter month* may were taken In. bought from stock pital. for an operation BIRTHDAY DINNER. Mr. and Mrs Joseph Baines and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. W. Helmer spent the- now be comfortably warm, by the use provement of others. We examine eyes to leafn how a Mr* Archie French of Urbandale Chittenden returned Friday from * gave a birthday dinner in honor ot her week ery! tn Hastings at Clarence Hel-■ •‘of an innovation developed by General visit to Henry Baine’s and family nf patient sees. We improve vision, not by affecting the ! Electric engineer*. The device consist* sister. Mra. Wesley Edmonds, of near mer’s. eyes, but by supplying to faulty eyes the best vision Mr. and Mrs. E. Deakins spent the,of a small metal platform, on which Petotkay. D.-»wltng. There were guests from Bat­ ! the qfficer stands, heated by a battery tle Creek. Augusta. HaaUng* and Ken­ week end in Lansing possible, irrespective of the condition of the eyes. And DELTON. Friends of Omer Christian arc- sorry. A clever wiring system conducts lhe tucky: ___ about 50 per cent of thc residents of this community Next Sunday night at the Mcttaxlut lo hear of hls seriou* illness. At last I heat through tlie policeman's shoes and HAPPY TWELVE CLUB. church there will be given a one act report* he waa.on tlie gain. , his uniform. , need this service. play. "Out of lhe Fog.” Evary out in­ Hatting*. MIchifM. John Tyler of Woodland called on ■ ■ •••»--------------Mrs. S. C Brock I* entertaining the Continued next wuk. ’ to — come. Free will offering only. Mrs Mic>rw»i«uri Lucy Rowlader nu,w«; Sunday him vited -Happy Twelve Club thi* afternoon at air* । The man whose wife criticize* .«•«. -r— caids Refreshment* will be served by Mr and Mr*. Verden Coville of Free- lor paying too much attention to bu*J- Eight character* and worth your lime thc hostess. » | port called on hls iwrenta Sunday. | nesa might as well quit trying to please. J Uyaee and hear it. Mr and Mra Oary Crook »pent tiu Bert WHhey of Chicago spent the wwk end with Hutlng* friends. Mr. and Mrs. E F. Bottom attended tlie game in Ann Arbor on Saturday. Mra Rllla Deller of Nashville U lhe guest of Mra- Harry Ritchie for a few day*. . « Barbara OU* of Kalamazoo spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hal). Mr and Mr*. Rankin Hyde and son of Prairieville spent Bunday with Mrs Nettle Hyde. Hunting Togs Anything you need for Fall and Winter Sportswear T. S. Baird Clothing for Men and Boys E " pTtfark every grave/ Dedicated to Better Vision Hastings Monument Work* ^ " �Our Success THE CHURCHES WANTS 1© fNAPPY EVENT/ 1© BOXING and WRESTLING SEE US FOR INSURANCE .Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMA ZD O. MICHIGAN J. L. MAUS A SON HARVEST FESTIVAL MEET Local XcpccwaUUva*. UaxUsgt, Mich. CHANGE PROGRAMS H. S. SHELDON Linder Auspices of Hastings Lodge 50 1. 0. O. F. , In Affiliation with AT ODD FELLOWS ARENA JEFFERSON A GREEN STREETS HASTINGS • MICHIGAN Thursday, Oct RINGSIDE, plus tax . . . MAIN FLOOR, plus tax. . . GRANDSTAND & BALCONY Ask Your Doctor about our Expert Truss Fittg Service. See Hie Akron 85c 66c 40c SEAT SALE OPENS SATURDAY, OCT. 15th .1 REHOR’S CIGAR STORE >nd CARVETH & STEBBINS DRUG STORE sure Control." which eliminates unnervuary pressure. Great­ est truss impiuvement in ycarx Let us dcraonsiratc. The Prescription Drug Store It. A. L.HARDER, P'opr. HASTrNGS — ’ Uirnlriic HASTINGS MARKETS trouble keeping the amendments they do the CommandmrnU. LEN W. FEIGHNER If my service to. Barry county in lhe past has been satisfactory to you, I will appn-cidte your support ut the November election. I pledge you; If elected, my earnest endeavor in'the future its In the past, to reduce taxes and to help do away with nil unnecessary HENDERSHOTT. There will be no L. A. s meeting this month but In its place tile ladies will serve a chicken supper on October On Fliday of this week'will conic the I first Family Night meeting at Welcome. I An Indian bund from the Indian Mis- i : CARDS OF THANKS ' j music and a Very good time promised.1 ' Our community wax shocked to hear I ,of the passing of Mrs Ernest Haynes.^ Phon* gjgg She has been in poor health n long in. a. u. I time but her death was a painful sur­ I prise.to till. The family has the sym•' pathy of everyone. i;so a M I Mrs. Rotx-rk Haynes is still in the so a. H. hospital but is steadily improving. in im A m i Mr. and Mrh- Harvey Parmalee and r i'«r>K»> । r Mr. and Mrrs. Myron Whitwqrth of it.. n.ir m. I"Banfield were Sunday guests at Floyd niuBcn. Circum ■ • stances deed hinder no from calling’ complete serviced at prices that will meet the deeds and .'means of everyone. For over twentyone years we have been b u i 1 d i n g a 'service that todayis available, to all, no-matter what his WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY CLERK We arc enjoying the splendid sermon by Miss Learn. Come and bring your friends. Every night except Monday, night and morning and evening servicc Sunday. asking for a first term. My qualifications in part, are. education: High school and college man; graduate of engineering; graduate of Business College and special course in business management. Also a grudu- GUARANTEED SET of TEETH public EXTRACTIONS DR. O. L. BROOKS service, we k n ow from cprnparison, will cost than less expferienced service,, and anyone may prate this to his own sat­ isfaction by .visit­ ing our shovyjoojp. All funerals are* compleU*. THEODORE (TED) S.K.REID RUPTURE The major portion of my spare lime has been given to the youth of Barry Co.. In the building of noble character and worthy citizenship by precept and ex­ ample; five ywi Mfout Mister Boy Scouts; eight year* jot service work and member nf county Board of Y. M. C. A.; four years as County Chairman of the Citiicnx Military Training Camp; and the last 10 years a member of my local church board and teacher of boys’ Sunday school clax». Beilevlng that my education and experience aa well as my 11 yean of association in Barry Co. have befittlngly qualified me for such a public office, I pledge you. the people of Barry Co., a full measure of sin­ cere. honest, economical and accommodating service, well rendered. In exchange for your confidence, and it shall nol be betrayed. , SHIELD EXPERT HERE H. M. 8HEVNAN, widely known expert of Chicago, will personally I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR VOTE AT THE GEN­ ERAL ELECTION ON TUESDAY, NOV. 8th, 1932. Mr. Shevnan says: The Zoe lie Shield is a tremendous improvement over all former meUtods. effecting immediate results. It will nol only hold the rupture perfectly but in­ crease the circulation, strengthens the weakened parts, thereby closes lhe opening in Un diys on the aver­ age cate, regardless of heavy lifting, straining or any pbslUon lhe body may assume no matter the sire or location. A nationally known scicn- ifforS mj (§4 opport wnif^G>4 Cfa (o !« 2085 CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Furt'eral Service Alto Ambulance Service �Oct. 12, 1932 THE HASTINGS BANNER Practically 90 per cent of assessed Xaxr-s In Michigan orc purely Ideal, county and township. Most of tlie laiter arc for roads and scitools. Of course most of us voted for the bonds on which the interest U being paid by ' the state, county or municipality, so we cannot blame Officials. When the total income of thc Ameri­ compelled to close Uie factory, throw; Mr. Blair concludes that the tax can people readied. $90,000,000,000 a hundreds or thousands of men out of crisis 1* mostly the.result not ot lhe dcyear, they could and did pay tl»e $12.­ work? Just bow would that help thc inands of the officials, but of the pub­ 000.000,000 or I14.000.000XXX) for taxes, poor man? What is the sense of mak­ lic Officials have Imposed and revised direct und indirect, fur lhe support of ing income taxes- so high that rich taxes lo meet what thc people clamored nalton.il. state, county, township, vil­ men can net more income' by taking for. lage. city and school government. With their money out of industry, where it •Tlie fault started irtAtlteabase of the | tiw dropping of tiu? American people's is taxed and provides Jobs for laboring structure: the ultimate remedy must income to probably *30.000,000.000 to men, and putting it into municipal, come from tj>e same point Thc people $35 000.000.000 the estimate for 1032. the state or government bonds, where it u can .reduce public expenditures, and enormity of thia drain u)wn the |Aople not taxed . and provides jobs only they alone-.cdn doit through their | is not only apinrcnt. but is crumping for politicians? Trying lo shift the elected officers. Tlie citizen's respon­ cvrrylxxly. There is* only one way for burdeh from one class to another is sibility. hls fault and his opportunity ; relief, and that is drastic reduction of not good senM*.“ ate admitted. Ti»e public official who taxes That can never be accomi»jldie<io Tiw rnc wine same man writes "L "Iz'ta zhx or of men stands today four square far a severe J unless the people of this country are, e|ure learning to walk all over again; and ruthless tax economy program will | aroused and Insist that ip lhe wlwol1 and women all over the country arc lx- playing tlie best politics Buch a| district, in the township, village, city,. finding that by using . rubber gloves candidate should be told that if he county, state and nation expense,k tlielr hands do not suffer much from forgets his pledges he will pay for »t i must be cut down to a point Where pro- contact with dish water. Wc have by earning tlie disfavor of the people. p'e can pay taxes-without having thttr learned to economize In private spend­ Thc Banner Is glad to present Mr* property confiscated. . ing und it s time to greatly reduce Blair's view of tlie situation because we I In 1931 the taxes assessed direct.ly public (pending. Unneces.>ary and ex- believe it will be helpful. against property owners by thc State of truvagant jMibllc buildings do not Michigan and all its subdivisions of greatly increase employment, but do BEET SUGAR PASSES government weot^ln round figures $40,­ make for |x>rk barrel and log rolling 500.000 By 1930 that had multiplied by j; HplitlcA. All over tlie country ore coatALL QUALITY TESTS more than eight and one-half tjfncs, ly and Hille used roads. .Every state Is Qaeachlng the enormous total of $353.­ tilled with new school houses located in Chemists Find No Reason For 828.000 .(nd. tlie amount per capita had isolated sections, promoted* by archi­ Discrimination Against Home I JucrqMed more than five times, from tects and educational associations " JU to in Tiw tax levy for school “Tlie veterans' bureau in Washington Grown Product purjXMcs alone was nearly four limes is sending about 11.000.000.000 a year, East tJhslng—Chemists and special-, thc levy tor all purposes in 1910. Road which Is equivalent to $240 for each one 1st* tn nutrition at Michigan State Col-.' taxes amounted to double thonc as­ of fltc 4355,000 mobilized in our army lego are unable to understand where! sessed for all nurpor.es in 1010. Start­ during the war. The post office deficit tiie mistaken Idea originated that ai ling a.s these figures are. they are not has increased 614 ‘per cent in five years, dindvnce exists between cane and beet, exceptional. Similar comparisons in but rural free delivery carriers are re­ sugar eltlwr chcfnlcnlly or in actual i other states show increases as great if quired to cover only about tiw same use. mileage they did in the days before au-1 Experimental work In canning, pre-1 hot greater. Ti>e shipping board Is serve making, and in the preparation Federal tuxes, direct and indirect, tomobll<-.s. have multiplied at least nve times in .qa-nding $60,000,000 a year, for of jellies shows that tile edibles pre-1 thc same twenty years. Federal and “what?" pared with beet sugar ■ and tha-e * in | The name author adds: “But don't which cane sugar were used were iden-1 Blate taxes together In Michigan now amount to more than $100 ixt capita, blame public officials. Blame your­ tlcal in apiwarance, hi taste, and 141, which means that every man with a self." Officials give us tiu- kipd of gov­ keeping qualities. ernment we wv vote tor for ana and aesirv desire. We wne ana tnrrx— eiuiarrn is, in some ernmenv we Chemical testa arc unable to differ-; manner or'oUter, directly or Indirect-' have accepted, even if we liave not en- cntlatr between beet and cane sugar,! ly paying taxes to thc amount of nwrv j tirely approved, tlie grab txu: system, and 'the two are identical in appear-; than L, I11 $->00 ix*r j--, year. .11 . Small wuuuvr wonder IIJ.U that We are trying to live and pay for II. We ance wiwn properly refined. ... - - I haw nn federal aid, alate aid the taxpayer Is trying to figure what These statements should lielp thc to do about it. Then- is only one Uiing I ;and county aid without Dunking what market for the product of tiw 14.000 to do; and that Is to cut government!1 tills would finally mean to ourselves. Michigan fanners who arc growing costs. । "It Is nil right to write to Washing- sugar beets this year. Tlie crop -will There are more than three million!| ton and to insist that tiw soldiers' bon­ produce approximately 300.000.000 elected officers in thc United Blates. ['us be not. paid now; and to demand Ikxnuta of sugar but this amount is say nothlhg of appointed agents. com-|। that pensions be given to those injured only thrce-ftfllu of the total. sugar! missfons, deputies, clerks. laborcra and : 1by.actual service in the World war. and used by Michigan residents each year.; wkat not. It is estimated that one in!'! that no penxionx shall be given to those Michigan sugar factories and Miclil-' twelve of our |x>pulnticfti is employed; whose disability, or whom- claim for gan farmers, who have produced tiw In the service of national, state or lo- ;pension, did not originate from Actual crop In previous years have pa\s«-d' army service. cal governments. < "But our attention should largely be through discouraging seasons. Co-op-' We are ail helping to pay this hill. eratlve efforta by the two groups have! No one class In e.teuirtng. Tin1 buniep ।directed closer home." says this writer, permitted tiw opening of additional! fails pretty evenly on ail. Tiw farmer '•for three-quarters of our taxes are plants and the production of an in-; paid to state, county and other focal may think he is paying too great a I share. TtaM railroads brllcietiwy are iauthorities." He recommended a five The continuation of plant operation _____ .... ............... holiday-in road building and a unduly__________ burdened. ___ Tiw laborer thinks year ! and .the production of this cash crop tlx-tax on hk home is cxccsUve. Even {similar one In Ute erection of new will depend upon future markets. The ■ the banker, who pays 30 jwr cent of1 school buildings. 1 Tlie author suggests use of Michigan sugar In Michigan' ’t do -■* much tiw hls etmlnga to the tax authorities, may it " "wouldn -i— *- harm for •*-homes will aid thc marketing of lhe I squeal, but the tact Is that thc tax state to stop trying to teach women product. burden Is about equally distributed be­ how to cook, or farmers how to raise Tremendous Growth in Taxes —Mostly Local. All Have Our Responsibility for ■ We Wanted Federal, State and County Aid. No Use to Try to “Soak the Rich1 PART TWO Banking by MAIL ... Has Become Quite An Established Business Custom The “Banking by Mail Service” rendered by this bank enables one to ... Make Depoiits Regularly Have Checks Collected Promptly Receive Bank Service at Home All of this service without drop­ ping some important work to call at the banjt personally. tomers many who are taking advantage of this opportunity to “Bank by Mail.” This service has proven especi­ ally advantageous to township and school district treasurers. This sound, old bank is paying 3 per cent interest compounded semi-annually on all SAVINGS ACCOUNTS... large or small. This bank counts among its cus­ Open a Savings Account today. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARKY COUNTY HASTINGS MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2217 cause those taxed |n.u on as much as more wheat, when they are raising tootiiey possibly can to others who have to much already;, and he suggests we might Ret along without giving all our ...„ ;prison inmates better club facilities A thoughtful article on the subject, of •Taxes and tiw Farmer" by Frank W. than the average citizen would' ever n, non. s,«uit,u Mkhi-I (j j|SAFE WATER FOUND j QUIMBY. Dept.. Clara Scott; Supt. Home Dept.. PLEASANT HILL. Blair, president s^f thc Union Joint; hope to enjoy." gan Btatc College I The chicken supper put on by the L Minnie Bidehnan: Supt. of Cradle Stock Land Bank of Detroit, hat come! The writer of this article said that ■ . Seven members of the Sunshine club " ■ ------ ■■■-■■IN MANY DUG WELLS: A. 8. Thursday night was a great suc- Roll. Mrs. Cameron McIntyre; Supt. to our notice wlw.-rcin he says; 'Soak-lhe recently looked up tiw 1931 taxes on went to Grand Rapids Thursday and .... , l„ , ■ :' ' T_' „ cess. Tlfey wish to thank all who of Junior Dept., Evelyn Dowell, spent tlx day with Jepnie fcowtader. ing lhe rich won't help. For whan you 1320 farms on which hls institution haye When purchasing new equipment for Surface Springs May Also Fur- helped ■ ■ ■ in any way. especially ......................... Hastings 'A large company of friends and rela­ • sunk them you sqaft the ixx)r ul.M>. If i loans In ihrec Mlciilgan counties. Tiieiw •tlie Vttnlli.H Mark Bedford of Mulliken ipent Fri­ • . . . _____ kitchen, Iw be .llr.i sure Hint Hint ttm the nrtlnln article Is tives were entertained at the Hoffmun day afternoon and night with Mr. and and Nashville folks. Proceeds $24. nish Contaminated Water we cannot have wealth, we cannot have taxes amounted to $79,068 95“on 32.993 right and exact size and shape for home Sunday. Mra. Leo Reynolds was a Flint visi­ farms, factories, railroads and sliips; j acres, or $2.40 per acre. Then- were purpose needed. Also that it Is wellMrs. Seymour Jordan also called on —Advise Testing Mr. and Mrs. Jay Smith entertained Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bedford and Sim tor the latter part of Die week. and if we cannot have these, how Is I direct taxes? They did not include the made. smooth, and seamless, free from relatives from Battle Creek thc post Nibbs. , . ,......... .......... East Lansing— —Tlie iik duduuiik bubbling »pniui spring • anyone of us going to live and support indirect gasoline tax. weight tax, nor rawih Rev. and Mrs. Chester Scott of Chi..b-uid my to bytared by arto to oto obfcn tus family? What good would It do toi thc share wc arc all paying, whether grooves. nurl Is convenient to bundle . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Clare Williams and , Several of the young people attend­ putiWifty.jwr cent inheritance tax on! we know it or not. of Die Income tax. and well-balanced. chrcra iSSbSLtS^a FMlchL nwr' parent5' Mr Chas family calk'd on Mr. and Mrs. Charles It Is Imiwytant in a "well groomed" Sate that tta> !8cott' aUz> vWU‘d AlblOn ed the Parislr meeting at Welcome Janes of Orangeville Sunday afternoon. tiu* estate of a rich manufacturer if i and other levies, made by thh federal Friday night and all report an enjoy­ UUbn, tbu ih, n..m «e k.p< In «™x> | Lt»r i .KSi “» »” * »» because of it, Ins executors would be | government. Mrs. Bert Palmer took her parents able time and a good crowd. ' condition. However, they should be m> : duni{crous nnd thp fonncr may furnish Mr and Edwln Chnflce visited Mrs Carroll Cutler entertained the to Helmer, Ind- Monday to sec an treated that this may be dora-with thc, containlTOtwr j relatives in St. Johns hart of last Birthday club at her home Thursday aunt and uncle who are both seriously ill. They returned home ■ Thursday least expenditure of time and labor. j dlstrutt of the bacteriologists is i w«**aftemdon. evening. To keep a rug from curling and slip- bawd the of hundrcd» of XIr and Mrs- chav Chandler of TRADE IN YOUR WORN TIRES ON NEW U. S. ROYALS ping, sew a triangular piece ot cor- tCfits m^e of o( ^ler | Flint were calling In this neighborhood • ONLY NATURAL! Mr. and Mrs. Matt Bedford were ruga ted rubber under each comer of;mltted for examination by the College i Thursday. They have purchased tiw A. Records of motor vehicles reveal that Grand Rapids visitors Fridoy. Eatorl in prd.t|>crous times the period of use­ tlie rug. ■ department. Tito water supplies of F a,nTt ,farm. “rrn Mr. and Mrs. Steve Carter apent A paste of rot tenstone arid linseed oil r.jnall and largP cltl„ arr nou-;’ Tlie officers elected for the ensuing fulness of an autataoblte is much Sunday at Kent City. will give an effective dull finish on , safeguarded but the water used' year for Quimby Sunday School were shorter than in times Af financial Mrs. Simm Nibbs is spending a few as follows: Superintendent. Loyal stress. The Department of Commerce days with Mrs. McDuffy of Middleville. Lowell;. nsn Am'L Supt.. Cameron Mcln- nos lxjwlui i. aup... vdineron sicuilias estlma.ted e.tumaica mui that inc the average car in Mrs. Mra. Lenora Bowmaster or of Grand tyre; Liberian. Freda Scott; Sec'y. and]the United States 1* used about seven. Rapids is helping at the Nibbs homo cream o! One wMUn. and ilemluredl lmpTOOTrai „mvLd^ ‘ while she lyaway. ... for city residents Is shown by the sta- Treas., Walter Scott; Supt. Missionary j and one-half years. . Ct? JT1. d * tlsUcs on diseases which are commonly sirable addition to the winter menu. ■ the Jt of conUmlnatcd water. The Homemakers' Corner' '"mm £ ^rPl"n n^l<W"rrfUo2:nta “IE! . ’ ““’S" wrr to mure slaw In UI2S vantage. Miss Anna Bayha, head of. r;. 1 the home economics clothing depart- ’ ‘ ment of Michigan State College, has JX^»iiV^nhrainrtfi£^fm?ltS' aifina’tKXZS“iTrtrat^U di Sls^l S BUILT WITH TEMPERED RUBBER! SEE THE NEW U. &. U. S. GUARD 4.40-21 . $3.98 4.50-21 . $4.45 jfuto Jport Jhop TELEPHONE 2177 THE BIG £ DRIVE-IN SERVICE Necklines, shoulder nnd Waistlines ^“mor^ffiffictaU^surfae^^iiMwe are lire emphaalwd polnu at Intoon j “ ““T Ihla yrar. The head ahould al.-aya be I ’? -"F a * both types Ut a Mlural. uprlahl position to show! »bo»e tlto iround sur-; on to neeklW nnd h« or hairline, are and to row should be to A simple rule to remember U lh.1 to '» l>"™1 "'•>»“» ‘"w head should be kept In the center of ।around it. Any Michigan resident who suspects Uie body, with the back of the neck the safety of their water-supply can over the supporting foot. , Whether It is sports froek or after- i have tho water tested by sending a noon or evening gown, the shoulders; sample to the bacteriology department arc broadened this year. By no means al East Lansing. Complete directions throw the shoulders back, forward or for taking proper samples will be sent up when displaying this decree of by the department to those requesting Dame Fashion. 'Relax them naturally such information. and easily. i Tlie hardest part of wearing this ORANGEVILLE. •CMVlld I.I.U.UI IIMUI -•. . . wedding ......... . took ....... place ,----- -----—a season's frocks results from the high, A qu«. Monday lighl-flttlng waistlines. Thc dla- efUrnoon al the home of Mr. and Mra. phragm must be kept firm, which means Clyde Nichols, when tlielr daughter, ' . __ i_ _must ..... __ _ allow __ Twin, that on no______ occasion one Irene, was married to Mr Mr. Tfa>. Ivan Edgett.I1 Mra. " Wm. of herself to “slump" forward, a habit son of Mr. and J '* r~" Edgett -» formed when those straight line this village. The ceremony was per­ dresses were worn five years ago. Vogue formed by Justice John Kllllck. Only calls tills year's silhouette a “rib­ immediate relatives of the families gripping, diaphragm-wrapping waist." were present. The happy couple are off for a few accomplished by cut, fit, sashes and buttons. If the diaphragm is not held weeks in Olivet and other cities In the firm, every Important detail ot the eastern part of tlie state. The unusual occurrence of this event fashion Is lost and every beautifully ---------------------------------------------------designed line fades Into an liudgnlfl-; was that Justice John Kllllck married cant blur. thc bride's parents *in June • -• of 1912, A graceful, dignified walk may be twenty years ago. All hope that Mr. acquired by holding the leg support­ Kllllck will be on liand to marry the ing the weight of tlie body slightly granddaughter, twenty years hence. tense. ’ Congratulations and best wishes for the prosperity of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Edgett.: | A transatlantic telephone conversaI tlon averages about six minutes' dura­ Approximately 95 per cent of all i rivers In North America flow south. tion. 1» ATTENTION Ford Model T Owners/ If you are going to operate a model T car this winter have it put in shape at once. For the next 30 days we will furnish all Model T parts, tops and side cur­ tains at 33*% DISCOUNT! Also ..'. , . Reduced Prices on Labor Charges! Bring your car in at once and get it in shape for winter. See usf for Heaters for Model T, Model A,. Model B and V-8. Both hot air and hot water. SPECIAL PRICES on good used cars next FRIDAY and SAT­ URDAY, OCTOBER 14th and 15th. Be sure and look over our used cars on the above dates. UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO. HASTINGS, MICH: TELEPHONE 2121 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1932 PAQKTtN MICHIGAN.TO VOTE DIRECT FOR PRESIDENT KEEP OUT THE STORMS Weather strip your win­ dows and outside doors — and you .WILL SAVE tons of coal—or let us hang Storm Doors and Storm Sash for you—prices are very cheap THE HOME LUMBER COMPANY PHONE 2276 HASTINGS Change Made In Election Law i To Simplify and Shorten Ballot Lansing. MiCh.. Oct. 13-Many inqulries have' been received by lhe De­ ' psrtment of State In recent weeks about the method by which Michigan -will vote for president and vice-presi­ dent nt ibe November election. H>r the first time In Michigan's his­ tory. the names of the various candidales for president and vice-president will appear on thc j^llot. Formerly the ballot.i have llstatFtnl^namcs of tiw • properly designated presidential clcc- This Bank Believes that as long as there are people to eat food and wear clothing cast. their fallow for the presidential . electors, Who In reality elect the na­ tion's executives. This .led to , considerable confusion among voters because rd the fact, that voters rduld not find the name of tlielr choice for president on the ballot. Toeliminate' this confusion, tlie election laws were amended by the 1931 legis­ lature i This change provided that instead of thc names of the 19 presidential elec­ tors appearing on the ballot at the -head of each party ticket, there should appear the name of. thc various presi­ dential candidates. j Under the present law. a vote on the | November ballot for the presidential I candidate of any of thc partira. conjuitutes a vote for each of the 10 presi-i /lentiiil electors of that party. Thus [the ballot has been shortened considlerably. confusion has been avoided at' the votffig booths and there has been no change in, the national plan of lelecting a president. that as long as sowing and reaping continue in the established scheme of Nature * that as long as manufac­ turing and distribution meet the laws of demand just as surely as these go on, as they ever have, Pros­ perity cannot be diverted or long delayed. COURT HOUSE NEWS PROBATE COURT. Est. John W. Noyes, dec'd. Inventory filed. Est. Donald D. Hess, dec'd. Order alI lowing claims entered. ‘ < ' E«t. Mary H Bagley, dec'd. Bond of\ For nearly half a century this strong, old bank has rendered a careful, pains­ Admr. filed; letters of Admr. issued, or­ der, limiting settlement entered, peti­ taking service to this community. A savings account started here will soon tion for hearing claims tiled, notice to accumulate into a considerable sum. We have always paid a safe 3'< inter­ creditors Isaucd. Est. Horry B, Pierce. Petition for est compounded semi-annually. Iicenre to sell Issued, order for publicuHon entered. ; Est. Nellie E. Parrott. Order to' assign stock entered. Est. Amelia Schmalzried, dec’-d. Fi­ nal account of Admr. filed j fert. Anna E- Boyes, dec’d. Order al­ lowing clainyi erftered. j Est. Hattie ,E. Checscbrough. deed. Order for adjournment entered. I Est. Byron W. Wilkins, deed. Peti­ tion for Admr. filed, order for publica­ tion entered. ■ Est. Arvid Theodore Lofdahl, dec'd. Will filed, petition for admiMiqn filed. ' waiver oi notice filed, affidavit lo take deposition of witness filed, commission­ er to take testimony issued. Estl .Kenneth Stanley Reese,- deed Order allowing claims entered. | Est. James Friend, dic'd. Annual ac-' ’SHULTZ. HOLMES CHURCH. | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Durkee and Mr. ' count of executor filed. j Kenneth Babcock is on the gain.' Mr. nnd Mrs Archie Wilson nnd and Mr#- Keith Durkee spent Sunday Est. Chas. H. Hilton. Annual ac-; • • • • a a-a I Sunday callers there were. Mr. and1 daughter nf Kalamazoo were Sunduv afternoon nt Seymour Rclgler's near I'oimt tount of miardi.Tn guardian filed filed, ----- ■■ i Mra. bouts Hine of Cloverdale. Mr and i visitors at- Roy Wickham's. Freeport. Est. Beatrice E. Henry. Annual ac- • Walter W. Head, president of n(1. I Mrs. U-slie Dickerson and nwlher. Mra. i Mrs. Joseph Crockford is siiending' °«'k'n Donley left Wednesday for tount of guardian, tiled. Eat. Zona.Smelkcr. Annual account flonal Council of Boy Scouts. wm Dlvkeraon. and Robert Johnson of;the week in Grand Haven with her Ann Arbor for treatment and Mra. , broadcast a Y. M. C. A. message on I daughter. Mra. R. E. Owena. Donley,Is visiting in Deltoit. of guardian filed. ^Ir- iUM* Mra- Andrew Smith. Bobby. ■ Est. Birds!!! W. Holly. Nomination Founders Day" thc tilth birthday of of guardian filed, order appointing Sir George Williams over WEAF No- J «nd Fornst spent Sunday with Erneot guardian entered, blind of guardian tional Broadcasting Company nt 3;30 bl"*th and Iu»'ily in Delton. October 11. Mrs- Gco- Thompson and Mra. Leo; filed, letters of guardian iwiwd. hi । Hendershott Visited the former's fath-. | Est. Anna E. Boyes, deed. Final ac­ 't-l. e- 8now-ln Kala,n^00 w'd-| count filed, order assigning residue enItcrcd. ! ”h< William H. Vcdder. dee d. Final A.°c<>^-^^fa^ tp Y dV^ orUi'^Johiwn ! • HASTINGS CITY BANK Bank with Chime Clock The KIOTICE ths outiUndlng value offttadabove • ’ This offer it typical of the real Utgslni you’ll find al I.G.A. Stoiei. Now that cool, crlrp dayi are here again—deyr when your fami­ ly really enjoyi light, fluffy, gulden-brown pier cakes and paltrier frerh from ytaur own oven— you’ll want the finest of Ingrhdiinti to make I,our baking easier and mote ruicewful. You’ll Ind them all here at your I.G.A. Store—end al money-raving prices tool Raisins ’ You'11 n»ol. rilUr.i teorc sb4 nor* st for trait rakn. tor mlnre cr»l «r for fancy’ ccok. 10c Pumpkin Pie Spice MtkM 'Mr tasking easier- A real flavor »jrtcr. PURE LARD Tte perfect rbertcnlnv. Help* ra*ke year eakr* ever s» light anti Harty. At au unnreally low juice. 2-15c ... fu 10c CALUMET . .BAKING POWDER Why rirk baking failarea . . when It takee enly.a couple, cf rent*’ worth of Calumet to airurc yvu ot mcvcM? Lb. Can 25c Pineapple IGA UpeBvd 10 the lelda. IGA. Flneayple absorbs a-.dirtinc. -tlv» flavor ot its own Al! ot nature's sunny good.ness arid lu-rlous wholeroraeuerr is urought right to your table. c- 15c Dates Selrrf Fenian tarletlr* grown £u Turkic Arabia and the Persian Gull p.-iirn. Medium largr, rirbly’ flyrored. ■i»*p arartye brewe tn .color. Behxktroily whaleaemc.’ 2 U rn 25c I. G. A. BAKING Mince Meat IGA Shades of lhe pie; ••grand, raolbet used to msko1'- This flavorful mince meat Is al! ready tn serve. Jnvt pour ll.into lhe shell and bake. Sprinkle a little grated eheeao on the erost- and lot you have porterttou! pu,. 9c CHOCOLATE Marshmallows 8b mvn, dell*htlul ic^hox *Ze-.r really eujer tie ikoctuhetr.t Ota r;-k. wars! £fau of IOA. Choes. 1 . : ' *> ■ KLb. The values ojjered at , /.G..7. Stores are just what you would expect of the largest organization oj owner-operarted food stores in the world! NAVY BEANS New -crop, choice ,hand-picked. <t>" erts rail for r.:»r »hmx'.:.>w> that |f» wise to haw a U>» on ysnr pantry ptel! at all times. And don't forget - there's r.otkirig flurtitr and rattier than marshmallow tike frost­ ing. Camp fire. Pkg. PSs. 10c Nut ' Margarine 2 rj”. 19c Jell-O All Flavors Thia meapenrlve dessert ai«o :r.u«« a woiiderinl mtditior, w any local in puddings, ices- or salads. 310c pk«. 7c Oxydol Wax Paper For quick and economical use. . £r-i9c IndUpentiMe for hooMbo'.d are. A thin. y»t ea.-se4u.giy strong waterproof waxpaper. 'Roll 10c Friday and Saturday Only rriKiiMi.imr.iiAJiiamm Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Are Always Top-Notch at I. G. A. Stores. j CAPITAL the $75,000.00 SURPLUS $50,000.00 Y. M. C. A. ITEMS .reccipta filed, order discharging Admr secretaryship. He was Hi-Y president , F-ed of near Banfleld Sunday : I entered, estate enrolled when in htfh x.hool G.-orge Wotring. ‘’‘^Xy Ws?s I Ientered, enrulled. M« S^^nd'ra pr । Est- Ehzabetti Salisburg. dec'd. Final last year Hi-Y president is working m i receipts filed, discharge of Adtnr. Ls'■ M C' A’ “nd attend" West Hope and Mr. and Mrs. Richard1 sprd.' estate enrolled. ing w. wttv. ijiubaugh of McCallum district. | ' Est. Byron L- Anthony, tier'd. PaHISecretary Angell was in Cadillac la?t Mr and Mrs. Byron Lewis spent ■lion for Admr. tiled, waiver of notice Wednesday and Thursday assisting in;Bunday with thc formers brother. Erfiled, order ap|x>iniing Admr. entered. Y work there. j nr*t Lewis, and wife of Fisher district. I Esl. Oust Wurm. deed, petition for State Older Boys' Conference at Mrs: Kathryn Hart of Freeport visi•Admr. filed, order lor publication en­ Muskegon. November 23. 26. 27. attend- U-d nt Maybelle Hart's Saturday, tered. ' ance limited to 1.200 Father and Son Mrs. Mattle Johnson nnd daughter, ‘ K t. Charles K. Beam. dee d. Final ’ Winifred of Hastings visited Mrs John? account filed, order aUuwitig account, week comes November 6-13. Mr. yanDetenter and Rev. Franch I Huling Friday afternoon. Centered, filial rccoipu. filed, discharge had an organization meeting for older i on'* Mrs' W111 chamberlain, Mr. I of Admr issued, eat.ite enrolled. . i E»t. Mary M. Holly, dec’d. Will and. high school boys of Nashville Wcdntb- n,l<1 Mr*. John Chamberlain and Pasjient M. ” B. -tr» ----------- -Sunday evening at thc »* iwtltlon for probate of will filed, waiver day evening, into Y. M. C. A. group. Norwood home in Delton. C. F Angell met with Frcej»rt older I of notice filed, proof of will filed?ordqy high school boys Monday P M fori .Mr;. Mildred Scobej.' of Milo was a admitting will entered. ’ guest of Mrs. Vert- Robinson Friday. » F.-t Jamis W. Hopkins, dec'd. Final group discussion and Y. M. C.<A. or-? Mr. and Mrs. Fred Myers of Detroit account nnd receipts filed . cantzation. k sl)cnt from Mntu Monday at I । Es!. Mary A Bagley. Inventory filed. Wendell Lyons, senior in Middleville John Hiding's. Frederick Smithson of’ Ei! Arvid Theodore-LOTdahl, dtt'd. hi :h school, was choten president of Lake Odessa spent the week end there, i Proof by cummissioiu-r filed, order ad­ th*- I cjLHi-Y club lavt week. . passing of Mra. Ernest Haynes. mitting will entered Clay Bassett assisted with lhe a resident of this community for many Orangeville Sunday .school last Sun-1 years, is sincerely mourned by her I DOWLING. • rtemember (he Ladies’ Ahi will serve day. Rev Victor Jones preached follow-1 many friends here. The family have! our deeiie&t sympathy tn their bereavedinner again on Thursday.' October 20. mg Sunday school. nt thc church as usual and uh are w?lThe County Minuucrs' meeting last, went. 1 week Tuesday at Welcome Comers wa’•" ' DURFEE ITEMS. Mr. nnd Mrs George Norris nt Doud* largely attended and Rev. Keith Chid* t ----------------------1 ester ot St John.* gave a most helpful Katherine Hunt of Lacey and | Corners were entertained Sunday at thc liotiie ol Mr. and Mrs Orhe Fisher. spiritual address and the Welcome La-!Edith Wilkin* of Hastings were | Mr and Mr.-. Rennie Mot: of the dies' Aid furnished an excellent chicken week-end,guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claud . Hendcrahmt - district were Sunday supper. Rev. Wortz of Naahnlle was, Hunt Sixty attended the east Baltimore; puesu of Mr. and Mrs Charles Gor­ installed as secretary-treasurer. ------------------------Aid nt Jack Moores Wednesday and; ham. ' WEST HOPE. heard Rev. Edward Gamble play the Norton Slocum and Mr.-. Jamie J ’ * Tlie ladies oi tlie McCallum neigh- concertina which was enjoyed very j Smith Visited’ Mis Ettle Stanton at / Bronson hospital. Kalamazoo Friday. borhood anti the ladies of Cloverdale much. Proceeds, eight dollars. Friday night was Baltimore night at I Mrs. Stanton is recovering nicely from and vicinity who arc interested In orear.iring a Qgrden club are requested. Hastings Mission. Some from here at-i ^he cfiects of her h-ccnt operation. to meet this Friday attcraodn at 2 tended and report a wonderful-meet-T " Mr and Mrs. Charlie Shultz of Bat­ • tle Creek spent Bunday nth their par­ o'clock with Mrs Fern Barnes Al!'ing Th> first quarterly meeting nf the, ents. Mr. and Mrs. William Parker. thave interested are urged to be present year was held in the East Baltimore j Mrs Parker who has been quite sick, is at tiw firat meeting Jesse and Ira Osgood and Mr. and!church with a fine congregation Sat-' considerably Improved. Six ministers •Mr and Mrs .Arthur Covey and fam­ Mrs. Ray Barnes attended quarterly' urday and Sunday. ily were Sunday visitors at Mra. Mst- meeting at Baltimore, Sunday after- ’ present and about thirty that Joined' 1 noon. iwith them in communion service.! 'tie VanSyOkie's in Johnstown. James Anders and Mrs.. Harold Presiding Elder John Batdorfi. de-! Mr. and Mrs. diaries Bolson and Robert of Banfield visited their .par­ • Springer and Gloria Joan attended the ilivered a splendid serrnop. -------- ---------------------------ents. Mr. and Mrs. Sandy Wcrtman funeral of Ernest Miller of Cedar Creek | held at Henton's funeral parlor tn • NORTHWEST RUTLAND. Bunday . 1 Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Dean of The Dowling Cemetery Circle will Delton Wednesday afternoon. Gordon Cpllison and lady friend at1 Arkansas arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. ■ rerve chicken pie supper ut thc church basement, at Dowling. Friday night, Battle creek called al L. D. Wood-. John Benedict. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Whitney ot Carson' Oct 14. Serving begins at seven ! man's Sunday evening. Dr. Howard Brooks of Neillsville.' City were Sunday guests of Mr. and o'clock. A short program is being planned. A sale will be held after sup­ ■ Wis.. visited his brother-in-law. Jesse . Mra. Fred Qamp and family. per. Will also have a quilt , on sale Cfagood and family the first of last' Mrs Sam Pratt has recovered from ' her recent illness and is able to be out Anyone wishing to contribute anything week. Mr. and Mra L. D, Woodman and again | Archie were Kalamazoo shoppers Mon— l»Mmcut.—Bianclvc Powell, Sec'y. Satui day. October -15 •is -• tlie regular .4«lo for the first P. T. A. meeting. Industries in Akron. Ohio, use about Congratulations to Mr. an<| Mrs. Your scribe does not know the ar10 per cent ol the rubber produced in George Havens on the arrival of a baby rangemenu. but all may telephone the! the world. boy. .president, Mrs. Jim Dibble. | MULEHIDE ROOFING To Keep You Dry and Cozy Hastings Lumber o Coal Co. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage ^Hastings, Mich. AVOID Severe Colds This Winter by the Use of PURE COD LIVER OIL PURETEST COD LIVER IS VITAMIN TESTED . . . and we are selling A FULL 16-oz. bottle for ......................................... d». Upjohn’s Super D50<; arid $1,00 Squibb'a Cod Liver Oil . . . 50c s/nd $1.00 Squibb'a mint flavored50c Mead'a Cod Livqr Oi! . . 75c Mead’s 10-D Cod Liver Oil85c Mead’s Viosterol85c and $4.00 Keffler’s Cod Liver Oil and Malt Extract85c and $1.50 Abbott’rTlaliver Oil Capsules with Viosterol, box .... $1.25 Park Davis’ Cod Liver Capsules, box of 100 Capsules . . . , $1.75 And Many Other Standard Makes Carveth & Stebbins We Deliver Phone 2131 I �pioiam THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER l’v 19U Michigan THE OLD GV COAL SHOVEL UL SURE SLAPS I DOWN OLD MAS WASTE/] Wg M And Coal it the Best Possible Form ol Heat HE natural, even heat produced by coal in­ sure* you of a com­ fortable, healthful win­ ter. Don't delay in or­ dering your supply— price* rise with tho ad­ vancing season. So put your order in today. T COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better Our Trucks arc Prepared to Give Immediate Delivery On Coal Ordered Now SMITH JROS.,VELTE & CO POULTRY and STOCK FEEDS COAL, LIME, CEMENT, ETC. TELEPHONE 22S7 HASTINGS, MICH. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. NAHUVILLE. i COATS GROVE. Mrs. Willard Demand attended the P. LACEY, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ploeg and chil-1 There was a good crowd al the L. A. T- A- *t u* Altoft schoolhouse Friday IN PRODUCTION RACE dren of Grand Rapids spent Sunday!6. chicken supper lost Thursday eve- evening end Mr. and Mrs. Warney Kelwith tire latter's mother, Mra. Lois ning. Over 819 was taken in. 1 ' . . j Next Sunday evening the leader-at -----------------Birds Owned By State Poultry­ Drtr<1#Mrs. Ubbie Marsludl spent a few the Community service will be uhfl810**11 attended one at Martin Cor- which would be the regular date men Show Way In Sixth days in Ex,{, Lansing with her son, Fn-da Smith and the speaker will -... be!™1”' Mrs- °*°- Clark and daughter. Mias Claud, and family -■ 1 .t a• . . Egg Laying Content -Moric Boyajlan. an Armenian, who I -----.Edith, of south of Batti. Cre-k vtofteS —------------Warner spent will speak on the Rise and Fail of the ROBINPARK. I from Friday evening until Bunday sveEast Lanning. — Michigan poultry Empire auu and will Uli intuiy many III-I InThe Larkin club iheet- .. at thc uenuc home of -----nin« with and- Mra. Bwt---------Clark,. ...RUH. cjupuiail, nu ------ -Mr. ----------„ farms won six of the first 10 places in Sunday in Spring Arbor with the lot-1I Turkish ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ■*— ■—- - R. — • ana j teresllng things about thal country and1 Mr- and Mrs- John Kollar Friday night. ! Sunday visitors were B. Clark the International Egg Laying contest ter's mother. Mra. Mary Hope. Mr. and Mra. Will Ackett nnd fam­ its customs, present. was' family of Jackson. on-­ 32 px.ciib. The nW evening was al East Lansing which recently fur­ customs. one of which will be concon ’ nlshed a year’s test of the production ily of Flint spent the week end with cerning a double wedding there. IUp spent In playing cards. Grover Cline j I*'*nd Stanton and Mis* Virginia won--------head- prize and Mrs. Helen Miller united In marriage BunUUUCi •,Cotton ---- —— were -- — — — ~~ — . ..—W- ...... ability of 1.000 hens divided into 100 Hie Ackett and Parrott families. also will talk about Russia. pens. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Wanrey Kelsey.visited consolation. A pot luck supper was di«y afternoon by Rev. Harold Dixon served at midnight. e . . st the home of Mr. and Mra. Walter Tire owners of the birds which won end guests of their daughter. Mrs. Sunday in Kalamazoo. „ Alah ChaHee at Grand Rapid*. olHUrr oi nasungs, a reaocr or • «*• -*«*»*«* ru,* mr. .nu t — ; • — -------------Mr. and Mrs. Alex Potts. Mr. and Stanton, parents of tire former. Only thc Aral Ave places are DuMree Hatch ­ Lloyd Shafer of Hastings, a leader of The O. C. claos of the Evangelical Ui< Boy Seouu. gave a ftne talk along Mrs. Jack Donovan of Grand Rapids Immediate fami lira wtUmMd tte ery. Dundee, first; W. C. Eckard. Pawre­ Paw. second; J. X. Hanson. Corvallis. church was dellghtftllly entertained j mat line Sunday evening at the com-1 called on Mr. and Mrs. Julian Potto i ceremony. ,The young couple will re|ty jervtoe_______ Eldon_________ Oaks sang two.! Sunday Mrenoop.' __ __________ _____ | side ride in In Battle Battle Creek. Creek. Ore. third;. Frank - Teasdale. St. Wil­ Eriday afternoon by Mrs. Orville i,mun liams.' Ont., fourth; George Ferris. songs accompanied by the guitar and Mr- and Mrs Elmer Hart and family, nuviiAW -un/ret ititow former's home. After the business sea- thi- mixed quartette sang two wngs (Mr. and Mrs. Omer Ward and family w 1 „ JT Grand Rapids.' fifth. Grand RapuU called on Mr. and *** Eight places out of the first 10 were sion several games nnd contests were , The 4-H elute met again Friday P. i Mrs. Grwge Poland Bunday “r2 won .by penw. of White Ireghorns. enjoyed. Lovely refreriunents were " M Witt their leaders Mr nnd Mrrs. Clarence Shelley of' Mr. and Mra. Fred drier and famM”' CUudc Hilfmsn lor tire two Fourth place went to a pen of Barred served, br the hostesses. Gall. Lykins and Clare Cole were at Rocks, and eightb honors were given to Lansing visited at Ernest Smith's on >■>' Grand Rapids spent Sunday with ; h h nmihed its Battle Creek Friday on business. Sunday. ■ lhe former s mutter. Mrs. Marvin Cis- . ™ Rhode Island Reds. A single pen of Mr. and Mra. Floyd Dunnigan-and and brother Ray‘Sb d beginning on Mr. and Mrs. Lee Walker and daugh­ White Wyandotte* which made an ex­ Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Gibbs and -i!C .... . cellent record enabled that breed to ter of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Will Go- daughter Anna Mac. and Mr and Mrs. lead all others in average production kny und sons of Jackson, Mr. and Mra. Frank Haight and children vwtt*d Mr-1 daughter spent tire week end with thei The .sixth grade has made blackboard Otis Gokay and son spent Sunday and Mr*. Paul Thompson in Battle 1 latter's brother and wife. Mr and Mrs.: posters of Denmark and Holland. The eighth grade Is making a col­ Seven liens laid 800 egg* or more with tlielr mother. Mrs. Melissa Go- Creek on Sunday. ' CurR* Pierce, of Grund Rapids. 1 i ter* ton of leaves and mounting them. during lhe year. The high producer kay. who hasn't been so well the post Willard Bolton had tire misfortune Mr. and Mrs Howard Smith and Thc third grade is having an »uto • was a White Leghorn owned by H. A week. to fall and break a rib recently. \ family spent Sunday at Ruckford. race in arithmetic. Mildred SponsellMr and Mra. Clair Brooks and son Keister, Bangor. Tills bird produced Virginia Thompson and Bermta Mr and Mrs. Julian- Patte spent of Detroit spent the week end with thc 307 eggs Rodebnuuh Liked from Hastings on Sunday with tirelr daughter. Mrs. Glen W« have luu! quite "a. bit of aiKence The egg laying contests have been latter's parents. Mr. and Mra. Amo* Sunday morning in time for- Sunday Dean und family of Bowne. supervised by the poultry department Wenger. School. I--------------trice Buxton, reporter. Josephine Fred Baker spent a few days in Chi­ al Michigan State College for thc past Mr. and Mra F. C Wing visited their A 28-inning 1-1 tie bxreball game! Romig, teacher. six years. A new contest wijh 1.000 cago lost week. .-on Pau) and family in Grand Rapids1 was played between Brooklyn and Bos-; Mrs. Isabelle Cooty spent the week Sunday afternoon new birds entered began as soon as the j ton of thc National-League on Mayl The Statue of Liberty was unveiled end at tire liome of her son. George, sixth race end^d. Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox and Mr. and I. 1920 ' Octoper 38, 1886. and family south of Battle Creek. Mr. und Mrs. Sum Smith and Marian ■VUDDLEVILI.E. Joy spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. Glenn Allen attended the slreep Eari Bell of Kalamazoo. They also demonstration at tire fair grounds in on tlielr son. Robert, who ia at­ IlasthiR* Wednesday. Some good called tending college there. - IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT sheep were sbtiwn. Mrr unit-Mrs. Orville Perkins, and Thc sheep of Daniel Cislur were rav­ aged by dogs on Wednesday. For­ wu, Jack, ol Brighton spent Sunday evening tfith Mr. and Mra. H. H. Per ­ tunately he discovered them and killed kin*. who alno entertained cousins one, the otlrer was followed J.u its own­ from Grand Rapids. . er's home. Mr*. Curl Brown and Mrs. Don Jies* Tire Pythian Sisters liad a pot luck wr-rcJn Battle Creek Friday. ' supper on Monday evening before C. 'C- Mead ot Flint and Rev, Lloyd lodge. At their lodge session it was Mead\of East Lansing spent Tuesday voted to put on a show at thc school night with their mother. Mrh. Eunice auditorium In tlie near future. Mead. C. C, Mead remained until Fri­ Milo Shaw unloaded hls show herd day. Mrs. LeRoy Mead of East Lanon Tuesday. He had been making th«- smg, Roy Boyc* of Flint, Mr. mid Mra. fairs for several weeks nnd returned Arthur Jones of Grandville, Mra. Vine with a nice lot of premiums. Patella and family uf Battle Creek, Dr. ” The first kunlly night pot luck sup- «. M. Fowler of Hastings. Young, Tender Beef f per at thc M. E. church on Friday Mr. and Mrs. Porter Kinnc nnd । drew good crowd. After tire fine meal grand-daughter, Ethel Moe. und Mr. | imd te-eh enjoyed a program of songs, and Mrs. Carl Hume spent Sunday i music and n short talk by Rev. Me- with Mr. and Mrs. Harley Klnne at Kean. Then Rev. Hugh Kennedy, dis- ,Grund Ledge. trict superintendent pf this district, Mrs. A. R. Shaw and son. Milo, of h was introduced and gave a very in- Middleville were callers al the Clar­ terthting talk. Earlier in tho week ence , Shaw liome Sunday evehlng. .­ other suppers had been given for the Mrs. Eunice Mead, who fell tire 16th Any and all cuts .of chuck None Higher, lb. ■ young ixtiple of the church. This will ,of April and broke her hip is wailing : be tire program for the winter sedson. ।the past few day.-. Later. Mrs, Mead —A get-together supper und exercises!.passed away ut her liome Monday al least once a month. A very pleas- :morning at 6:17 o'clock. Funeral ar- . unt allolr. rangetnenls have not been made at - Sunday was the closing event of thc ithe tune ol sending this in. : M. E Rally Week. In thc evening thc Mr. mid Mrs, Sprouse ure visiting Young Pig Pork Lb■ play. “Out-of tire Fog." was put on by at , tlielr former home In Illinois. 1 members of the Wayland M. E. church. Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Vance attended 'Illis little play was well portrayed by the > ball gome at Ann Arbor Saturday. tlresc young jx-oplc and several of them Mrs. John Martens visited her Shoulder Lb*; showed exceptional talent. The church daughter. , Mrs. Jiny Schroder, and fam­ : was well filled and lire evening much ।ily at Chelsea. enjoyed by all. Miss Georgiana Gribben of Bay City • Mrj_. Della Allen is much improvsd spent . the week end with her mother. j in hcaltlL Mra. Anna Gribben. ! Our school is planning to Iwld a fair JA Hickory Smoked Mr. and Mrs. Dan Garlinger were In I in the near future. Wc iiope to be able Hastings : Friday. j to tell you more about tills a little William Kleinhans of East Lansing MILD CURED later. wus hi town Saturday. Tlie Misses Esther Dull and Thcressa PICNICS Lb. IRVING. Dausc-of Lansing spent the week end I Mr. und Mrs. Frank Armstrong of at their homes here. ! Loe Angeles were Sunday guesU of Mr. nnd Mrs Glen Nichols and Philip. SOUTH THORNAPPLE. 1 They will visit here and at Middleville Tom McCray and family of Chicago I indefinitely. • spent the week here with his mother Mr. and Mrs. William Cushing of and family. Lb. HEARTS Alma und Mr. and Mrs. Dell Wilcox of Sumner Scott and wife of Sparta ; Rutland were Sunday guests uf their were guests aj, lily, brother. Mr. und Lean Center , 1 ! mother. Mrs. Jane McCann. Mrs. OtU Scott, recently. Tire house on thc Gilbert Walker Mr. and Mrs. Ralph qhubb, who Cut. estate burned to the ground one night have been at tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. last week. It was unoccupied. Ben Parks the past few weeks, went to I Mrs. Inna Foster of Onondaga visited Kalamazoo Saturday and got their at Will McCann's Thursday night and household goods as they have rented . Friday. Lb.. the Gwen Abram place near Middlerendered /BULK Mra. Celia Chamberlain has traded vlUe. • her farm south of hereJo. William Fi­ Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bunn nnd ! field of Hastings for hU property an family had as their guests over the Michigan Ave., and State Road and he uVek end tire Wolthurn children from land hls wife and small boy* have Grand Rapids: IN OUR GROCERY. DEPARTMENTS I moved to tire farm and hls boy* have Francis Neilson spent Saturday night | entered thc Wilcox school. with hls parents,,Mr. and Mrs. Frank i Several residents it other days have Neilson of Trufant. , I been in our town recently. Mr. and Callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John TcnHnrkcl of Grand Ruptdr, Chas. B. Johnson Bunday afternoon were here Thursday. Mra. Sybil War- were, their children. Mr. and Mrs. I ner of Vandalia and Sirs Ayls Theodore Wleringn, and family of Tompkins of Kalamazoo on Friday and northwest of\Mlddlcvillc accompanied cans Ion Sunday Mr. and Mra. Allen Mat- by Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wicnnga and Itlrews of Buchanan and Mr..'and Mra. son. Edward Wleringa. and boy James ‘ Matthews of Middleville. friend of the west county line. Everybody seems Riad to cull in Irv­ The Shaw brothers cattle which have ing and wc axe nil glad to see tire been on exhibit ut the various fairs for ।erstwhile residents. ' tire past six weeks arrived home TuesI| Mr. Mr and Mra. Mrs. Marshall Pierce and day. We see by the Michigan -Farmer hens win STEAK ROUND OR SIRLOIN- LB. ?C beef roast PIG HOCKS PORK STEAK 5c 15C 2 *4 IM* A*«*AvR\< Mim called last night and asked me to go to the game with him "I’m certainly enjoying myself since we’ve had our telephone put In/Before, no one could call us, and I missed a lot of good times. "Mother said the never did feel safe without a telephone, because she know she couldn’t summon help In case anything happened. "And then, when Dad got sick and couldn’t oven call the office, he decided that, consid­ ering tho value of the service and how little It costs, we couldn't do without a telephone any longer." WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN One way of judging an institution in times of depression is by the'percentage of it* losses. In thi* respect the Building and Loan Associa­ tions of the United State* show most gratify­ ing results, for the losses over the entire Country during the past year yere only 26/100 of 1 per cent of their total resources. There were no failures in Michigan during Why not buy Building and Loan share*? g^he ffiattonal ffioan & ^nueatment ffinntpanu 1250 Griswold Street, Detroit J. L, Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings 6c fO Lb IZ2C PORK LIVER PORK CHOPS i n kettle Ae & n SB AM 19c Cheese z Mild Wisconsin Tomatoes Stp±d ^^“ 6 Reliable Peas 4 I Albert of Battle Albc.t Klbljnger Klblinger of Battle Creek Creek were were awards on their thrtr milking miurino Shorthorn awards on ! Sunday visitors of Mrs. Anna Pierce. herd. COUNTY LINE. NORTHEAST IRVING. * Mr. nnd Mrs. Wieland and fatkily of Miss Mildred Hutchens of S. Borne Freeport visited hls sister, Mr. und Mrs. spent Friday night wltlrPaullne Moore. Spensor Johnson and son, George. Scrniah See.w fell from a shed where Sunday afternoon. lie was doing some carpenter work and MLss Gertrude Schuler of Ann Arbor broke his arm. ts ijome for a few -weeks' vacation Mr. and Mrs. Chester Savacool and with tier parents. Mr. and Mra. S. C. family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Schuler, nnd family. George Vester and family at Grand Mrs. Jacob Rchor nnd Mrs. Fred Rapids. . Pierson of Hastings visited their cou­ Mr. and Mrs. William Moore and sins. Mrs. Carrie L. Ocrhnger and Mrs. Margqret and Mrs. Ida Moore ot Has­ H. Winkler, Tuesday. tings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hansbarger Arthur Moore and family. and family ’of Ionia called on Mr. and Quite a number of people from this Mrs. Herman Winkler Sunday evening. vicinity attended the reception for the Mrs. 3- C. Schuler and daughters, new pastor nnd the teachenf at-the M. Helena and Gertrude, were in Grand E. church Friday evening. ' Rapids Saturday. . Carter Brumm of Nashville called on EAST IRVING. friends and attended church here Sun­ Fred Walers Is quite sick at this day. writing. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, Mr- nnd Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Jarntis H. Page and Karl Baesaler and daughters, Arlene daughter. Joan, who are moving from and Jane, of Grand Rapids, were Sault Ste. Marie to Ogdensburg, New guest* st the home of Mrs. Carrie L. York, are spending a few days with Gcriinger and Mr. and Mrs. Herman their parents. Mr. und Mrs. Will Page Winkler Bunday. and Mr. and Mra. Lewis'Sisson in Has­ Mr- nnd Mrs. Walter Cooke and Miss tings being called here by the sickness Julia Schuler visited friends in Sparta of Mra. Sisson. and Grand Rapids Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Hobbs and fapiily Mrs. Anna Etkardt and Mr.’ and moved from the Heamy farm to a farm 'Mrs. Ray Scheel entertained Sunday. near Nashville last week (Rev. fiifbei. Mr and Mrs. Ostroth of Oscar Psge of Hastings spent Sun­ ‘Maple Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Karl day with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Eckardt and family. Page also Mr. and Mrs. "James H. Page. 49' 49' BREAD Whole or Sliced, White 1-lb. loaf 4c EIGHT O’CLOCK COFFEE Mild and Mellow Ih. 22c Palmolive Soap 3 cakes 1QC One Package SUPER SUDS Free TEA Mayfair Green Bulk lb. 39c CIGARETTES Four Popular Brands carton >1J25 Pink Salmon Red Salmon Brown Sugar Cold Stream Finest Alaska Tall Can Tall Can 6 49 2 29' 6 li» 25' cans cans A&P FOOD STORES �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1932 PAG* TWELVE liCl nilARTFR niVFN I FREEPORT. I HINDS CORNERS. Mrs. Norma Vanderlip of Lyon*' was Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bell of Maple LEGAL INCMiLEO I ||y WARFARE ON RATS In the village Monday visiting friends Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tobias Mr. and Mr*. Leighton O'Harrow and Mid daughter of Kalamazoo visited Mr. — ■ — ■■ — MBs C. N. Tobias arid family Sun­ CHAXCBSY BALSNew — Poison Bait Prepared By children of Otsego called on friends! and day;- ' in the village Monday. r| Federal Department Offered Mrs. Pearl Barrett went to KalamaMrs. Bustance visited her sister. Mrs. Frank • Avptnall. of Hastings fromi zoo WednestfiiV to visit*her brotiicr. , In County-Wide Campaigns Floyd, and sMer. Gladys, before re' ’ 5 East Lansing. Oct. 2—Michigan Tliursday till Friday. Rev. and Mr^ Wilkins were in Grandi turning to Detroit after spending two i»- farmers can get assistance In destroy; ■ weeks with lier parents. Mr. and Mrs. ‘,f I ing rats on their farms if they will or- Rapids Friday bn business. , C. N. Tobias, and her daughter. Leah, Mary Hooper is vHltlng her sister. I ganire a county-wide campaign - and Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tobias visited Mrs. ii get their county agricultural ngent to ~ -- -Fannie Spaulding at Hastings thisi their daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Edd l\ i make necessary arrangements with thc “vvk. Mrs. Lydia Simpson Jsspending a Traver and family Sunday In- the Me£ United States Department of Agrictilomber district. >.i ture. Mr. and Mrs * Edd Holley of . Kala»f The federal department will carry on Stock. In Grand Rapids. ... — -jmazoo spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. und Mra. H- W. Seese spent-lost '• 190 of the campaigns in state* exst of। week, — ..I, their daughter, 1. If.. with Mrs. Ashel j-hi-r sister. Mr. mid Mrs Burrell Phil■ i 'the Mississippi river in the- next 90 Thompson in South Bowne. lips, and family. t days. Tlie government distributes qt Mr, and Mrs 'Ed Coats attended a Miss Avonne Traver was taken sick “< cost a ready prepared red-squill bait picnic at Johnstown Saturday. | Friday and her futher-rsme afwr her. which has been found to.be especially Mr. and Mrs. C.,L. Hcnney'wcre ep- Sin* returned to her wotk at Burrell effective in lhe destruction of rats. ' tsrtdlned by thc latter’s brother. Will;Phillips Monday morning The bait Is prepared by adding the Henney. at their cottage at Eagle lake, Robert Tobias ot Detroit returned a.id-. Hutlr.r*. । red-squill to three different food sub- Friday. {home Monday lhe 3rd after spending 1 stances which are attractive to rats. Bud Everhart of Hastings spent last. ten days with-hls grandpareuU. Mr. —— The bait Is sent in scaled, sterile caw. week with Mux and mid Floyd Flovd Curtiss nnd and Mrs Mrs. C N. Tobins. Tobias. •jIkMo*. uhjch insures that the bait will be u-ifk end tilth Mr aryl Mrs. Jerry Haynes. Mrs. fresh when opened fur ure. Nearly a and Lloyd Reamer. Floyd Everhart and family of Hxs- Mary Fisher and Mrs. Florence Kelsey •ran. oopl-r c>K: quarter million cans are ready for spent Sunday with the former’s son. tings were Thursday evening callers , out it -^distribution. 1M9. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Haynes nnd ' - Surveys made in other states places at the L. M. Curtiss home. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Scott of Chi­ family. ’ MORTGAGE BALE. thc average annual loss from rats on cago called at thc ItM. Boughner This neighborhood was saddened to a farm at MO. In campaigns of rat hear of lhe passing of Mrs. Ernest Sunday. killing already completed. 50 per cent home Mr. nnd Mrs, J. E Godfrey visited Haynes. The relatives have our sym­ of the farmers report all rats on the Mr. and Mrs. George Parker at Lowell ;pathy. farm «erc destroyed. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelly. Mrs. Merle County-wide campaigns are more Sunday Walton Newton of Fowlerville spent Kelly and Miss Louise Kelly, all of ... m— —, effective than the efforts of individual is. dai•r«--n '• farmers because the rats migrate from Monday al the lunne of hls cousins. Hickory Comers, visited In the home of Mr. and Mr*. Guss Kline and fam­ Mr. and Mrs. Kurtz, nnd family. ‘LJ?'^ndS'interJt<’l,’bii 0,le ,nnn {o ““Other alien the Condiiilcfr-i to 4«t*re tb.»i tiont on thc original place become un- , Mr. and Mr*. Arlcigh Hall spent ily Sunday. ' t>ajabie la »ee.>».teac» attractive. James Silver. U. S. D. A,. ■Sunday at thc tonic of the former's sister, M£ and Mrs. Vtvcrnc Cook at SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. •id mcrteM*: notiee l» [& ln cparge of the canipnlgn for rat Lake Odessa.. ‘ Mr and Mrs. Pete Hoffman and son Mr.^and Mrs. Ed Hall and Henry spent Sunday at Glenn Avpinali’s in the 'auction tn lhe hl<he«t! Red Squill is uked aa thc killing Adam* and Rev. and Mr*. Lewis at­ Durfee district. ’ • froui <toor «r the rourt: ag,.nt because it destroy* rats and is tended tlie funeral of Mr*. .Will Lenz Ralph Thornberry nnd daughter. • aZ’rPrrn “ dangerous |>oLson for other an- pt the Moiilton church.Thursday aft­ Arma and friend of Grand Ledge ernoon. were Sunday visitors at J. C. Elliott’s. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Walton and Mr. and Mrs Frank Norton and Ji HARRYVH.I.E. , Mrs. Ida Meyers spent Monday with ••tmiy »rer* a sti»| MBs Betty Thorsby and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. George- Brownell of Cleota spent Sunday at tlie J. Hawkins family in Vermontville. H-tmn S3 *1 th* Mr* Walker of Chesaning spent a few Flint. Mr. nnd Mrs David Young ol Battle j days lust week with Mrs. Walker's i» lb* nurtf*trd p»« Mr. and Mrs. Ward Hynes and , Acna L. Bauer. Mu i parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.Xk-Vlne. Superintendent Medium of Millington! ‘Ojeek called at the F. D. Norton home und with other relatives. were guest.s of tlie former's parents. I Mrs. Bryoti Van -Aukcn* entertained Mr. and Mr* Wm. Hyde ispent from Mr. und Mrs. Frank Hynes, over Sun­ the Wilcox Aid at. an all day meeting Tliursday till Monday visiting their day. ' . Thursday. son. Louie, nnd family of South Lyons’ ORDER TOR PUBLICATION. Mr. and Mrs. Van Patten und daugliMr. nnd M.rs. Julius Maurer of CadllMr, und Mrs. Chas. Day spent . ter, Dorothy, nt Woodland are now lo­ lac called on Bryon VanAuken’s MonTliursday in Buttle Creek. cated in the Checsebrough house. i day. Miss Josephine Romig of near Tuiccy Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Vermontin I hr Mr. und Mrs. Clair'Wright of Battle and Mrs. Mary Weal of Nashville spent- vllle vuie halt ,mvt. purchased pwtviuwcu thc lliv Geiger home in,„ic m3.' Sunday P. M. with Mrs. J. J. Willetts recently and are now comfortably lo- I Creek called on tlieir parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Wrigter Saturday. and *'*J Helen. ““'"■* | ented there for thc present. Prubrfr Mr. nnd Mrs. Orville Debolt and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Day and famMr. and Mhi. Frank Cool and Mrs. Bryant Debolt motored to Chicago Uy were Sunday guests of Mrs. Day’s Hazel Kovlskry In Hastings; 1 E1/* A I’XirWIPlTQ I i.i manr-inr- n*i niTn Cllmn Kiifrth Ratlin . - .... Crcek’ ; Mrs. F. w.lngalsbe and Corwin; {JV!? £nl,‘ ‘X’m £ far 2 Misses Donna McKrown and Evelyn NolbJtcy of Grand Rapids were guests| “bTR VlS hher “r Mster MLW5. u Willidti.. whn ..mt arc nt- Novukey ol Grand ””d7 and inv nnd »>n> C nvtnn .. ..... .___ .....Rapids •........ wen- guest* '^ EOWarusDlirg aim visited lUSlieu lier sKUsister. X/""1’ ‘""r “"*i .T™f'Ll““kl'5 ?’ „.»”uX”'XnS PRATRIEVn.I.E. i Arils and Marvel Calthrop of Pine lake spent lhe week end with tlielr I Cousin. Hazel Calthrop. Evelyn Honeywell, daughter of Mr. and Mn* D. N. Honeywell, anti Philip OToole were united Irt marriage at During the two years Just past. Building and Loan shareholders Battle Creek October I. We wish for have fownd that the sure and safe plan of saving hu not only them a happy journey through life. been a sura haven, but hu scried them well. Dividends of 5% Congratulations. ' have been paid twice yearly, nnd their certificates have been and • Mr. and Mrs. Albert Rogers were In • are today worth one hundred cents on the dollar. Nowhere else Kalamazoo on business. Wednesday. in the investment field will you find a 5% dividend with the safely George Nagel of East Leroy, former­ of a Standard Certificate. ly of this place, was Interred in ourj Whether you wish to save a few dollars each month, or have a cemetery Sunday afternoon.' He was a lump sum to Invest, jrour money is safe nnd will yield you 5’1 highly respected resident of this com­ dividends with pence of mind in knowing that it U safe nnd earn­ munity some years ago. He leaves to ings secure. Our forty years serving you Is open at all times.' An mourn tlielr low. two sons. Robert and expression of your wishes will bring a prompt reply. Herman, and their families of East Le­ ' INVITE YOUR MEMBERSHIP roy. Sympathy is expressed for the relatives. ‘ Harold Jackson and son. Homer, hnye returned from the upper penln-j sula where they were employed, the former for several months tlie latter for a few weeks.. Gritwold at J«ff«rton . Detroit, Michigan Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Parker. Eliza­ beth. Engartha Peterson and Mrs. Mui-1 __ Local Rcfirt'scHlaliie len of Hastings were callers at Mrs.' Sarah Smith's and Mrs. Jennie Norris. J. L. MAUS & SON Mrs. Mullen stayed all night to return1 HASTINGS, MICH. Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. R. Norris enter­ tained Mrs. Ora Waite of Battlei Creek Sunday. • j■ Mr. and Mrs W J. Polley and Myr-1 Beth Waugh and Bill Carter of KaiCLOVEROALE. tic Smith spent the weeR dnd with, amazoo and Mr and Mrs Byron Cole .... Mra. . limn -man their ...w mother. Sarah Smith. air Mr -j, Mr-aud Mrs. Harry Kelley.-Mr. and and the twins of East Lansing were ■nd Mr., Art' r.' I- - - ' Mr Itolnnd Um »*• AM.-1 Sunday visitor* al Art Waugh’s. and Mrs. Art B.k. Baker. Mn omna Dr Frl«ur or Batu. * «“’« : Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sayles, who have Crrrk r.llwl Bandar rvrnltof. ,o( «™O' PrinwU. , been spending some time at their cotBorn to Mr. And Mrs. Fi rris Quick Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum spent a take. returned to Hastings Thursday Saturday. October 8. a nine pound couplf days tlie Ixst of tiw- week with afternmn. *on. Congratulations. I their son Dougal and family al De­ Mrs. Honeywell. Opal and Harold ( troit. LENT CORNERS. were nt Battle Creek Wednesday eve-1 Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Pierce of Fenton Mins Wilma Day and Mrs. Dorn of nine, tho former two to attend a mH-1 are spending a few days with thc Allegan were Saturday callers of Mrs. cellaneous shower for Mrs. Philip5 Davenport familv. Alfred Ball. Mbw Bentley of Schoolcraft came . ...... . ! Mrs. Frank Humeston spent -tlie week niday mornlny AUIr Metr.y b™a,.;,„d „ KMunuao-rtMUai rU«U*A Saturday lo spend a few days with her eja. o..r WKZO, Kalamawn. -I m lhr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Crum. Mr. and Mra. .Leland Hahunond and Dornin. Homr ,T1,o« *ho hrard II cal rhureh Bunday. Ortobrr >«.h In .to son spent Sunday with Mr. arid Mrs. 'jn^rZi to'toaV ffi! Thurl Cook ot Plainwell. Uh* etoh «U ,™r. «.hl ’■ Sunday with hls non Eric aryl family. A recent survey revealed but 20 Mrs John J. Doster at Woodland. Fri­ Mrs. Reploglet spent a few dayg visit­ wolves remaining In Montana. day, October 28 An all day meeting ing relatives in Kalamazoo last week. An Intcrestjnjr piceting Is assured so be Mr. and Mrs. Jack Arnold of Kulaon hand. Pot luck dinner. mazoo visited Mr. and Mrs. Grover ■ Davenport and family Wednesday. 1 ■ Why Get Up Nights GLASS CREEK. Mr. and Mrs. Ttord Dempnd of Kal-; Make llth 25c Test. Rny Erway and wife called on Henry ulllaluu „fc „„ amazoo opc spent the WCCB week end uv at uw tlie Physic tlie bladder os you would •Shively and wife near Gun lake Sun- (Lester Monica home. the bowels. Drive out inipuritics day P. M. Mr*. Kate Erway returned5 Mr. Orin Davton of Hastings spent and excessive acids that cause irri­ home with them after spending the • B fcw days ut thc Davenport home last tation. burning and frequent desire. past two weeks there. ‘ pweek. Get a 25c test box of BU-KETS. the John Havens and Lfiwel! Whittemore i Howard Brooks of Neillsville, spent .bladder physic, from any drug store. of Lakeview spent over Sunday with few days at tiw Welton Brooks home After four days if you are not re­ their parents here. last week. lieved of getting up nights go back Edil Otis and wife of Lansing and ' Mrs. Welton Brooks mid son Bobble and get your money. BU-KETS con­ OtH Moore and wife of Mown. vtMlrd‘*P««t l»H of the-wcek with her daughtaining buohu leaves, juniper oil. M Fred Otis' last w«-k. On Fflday > ’<*• Mrs. Waller Lewin, of Hastings. etc., acts pleasantly awd effectively A Cloverdale Mr*. Fred Ops accompanied them to * •number ’•""»—* from ri»v««i oi.. attended on the bladder similar to cantor oil ■ the funeral of George Nagle, who died Kulnmazoo fftr the day. on bowels, if you are bothered with East LcRoy. Tlie burial was made Rny Erway and family. Al Wolfe. 'nt । backache or leg pallia caused from <uu«h& of STariM R.p.d.::wife and dnughfer Grand Rapids. bladder disorders you arc bound to n.... ...if* n.i.t rr——ft (i... Mr. and Mrs. Mark Garrison, and feci better after this cleansing mid Mrl of hXn* Ibited t’JTcrX J™ Mre Sr^ you get your regular sleep. E. L. Kane, Nashville, Carveth Jk Steb­ Sundayr<>> °amS *” Kt’Way<° county! tP-aiile. and family of South Haabins. Hustings, Mich. —Adv. The young people of thU vicinity ,tnB5' attended the Parish party at W’elcomc' Friday night nnd all report u good! REPORT OF THE CONDITION OP -time. Mr. and Mrs Fred Otis called on Bert Otis nnd Manning Douglas Bun­’[ nt H«*'tinc<,' in pl'- Slat" nf Mlrlilian. al th* rh..e of K-.ptrinl.rr an, 11033. day. They also called-at Geo. Havens': to. see the" new son. We understand RKSOUHCKS ho has teen’named Richard Farrell. Grayson BurgliduH of Hastings railed on Louis Havens last week Sunday. 4 Investing Safely Standard Savings & Loan Association Hamilton have returnedufrom £dDetroit £: place. ana. called on relatives here Sunday. Mr nnd Mrs. Asa Wilcox of Cairo Mr. Hinckley motored Monday to Man­ where they have been visiting his chil­ dren. spent thc week end here with rela­ istee on business. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Clark visited Mr. m-I nrculattnl tives. . Mr,,, and Mrs. A. J. Ncwiskcy und aim and Airs. Mrs. E •• ail-.itu Merkle in ut Wacousta ivucomi.i Frir Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox, Ken- wn Wd. on Ml» Nun. ctnibb ,,lurtw 0( r ncth and Thelmnl spent Sunday fci . . „ ; Mr. and Mra Bari Work., ot Battle Battle Creek and <iuoyed the privilege - •nte tsuebaU junto , tore Sun- Cmk s,miU “ of listening to a fine sermon given by 1” g 1”*' ■"*!»»*»•* •»» [hr ooul*' and Mr. and Mr. Clair StolORDER FOR PUBUCATION. the blind evangelist. Chas. Glass, at HU .. «■ Old Timor, Timer* wtis was *v«»ri even ml up, Ihn the crvir* score be-: don nnd.... family were afternoon caller*. » the Evangelical church. They apent ing a tie of 2 and 2. the remainder qf the day with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Reuter and —.I .1 Mrs Rudolph Hall. I daughter. Doris, of Grand Rapids vis- ; TAMARAC CORNERS. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Rock of Jackson. Mr. ’.tied relatives here Thursday and'at-' Mrs. Mary Curtis will entertain the 1933. . nnd Mrs. Bert Webb nnd daughter of tended the funeral of Mrs. John *L A. ‘ S. " ’next, •— week *-"*•■ Thursday, - — •«--«"•*lhe 20th PreUtT I Hastings and Mr. and Mrs, Dorr Webb j Suulker. ' of October. • land family of near Naihville acre Mrs Dan Pffiitmn spent Monday'with; Mrs. Delia Cotton called on her Sunday guests of. their parents, Mr. nelre, Mrs..Mildred Helse, Thursday her sister. Mrs George Alexander, and -lijjt «|. ' nnd Mrs H. Webb. P. M, to sot the little new great­ . children of Alto. , Remember the chicken supper given Mr. and Mrs. Orno Konwles and nephew there. by the L A. S. at Uh- church*Prlday Merna Lou spent Bunduy at Grand; Mrs. Allie Lutz nnd children. Robert commencing at 6:30. AU. are invited. Rapids with relatives. nntf Fenton ------called — at thc ----- Carol, -------- ot — ---------— r The C E. Society will have a Shadow Mrs. Will Blough spent Wedncsilay. home* ot George and Cleo Scars. SunCEDAR CREEK. m-.-r.r ..th ».<i.rui u. .r Social and supix-r at the church Fri- with her daughter. Mr*. Ida Miller, in. day. * l» la further Talk about tanks in war times. .Rob .'i/.'i’k. «';„i , dn.v evening. Oct. 28. Bowne. i Rev. and Mrs Mcrvin Early of Bay u. s 0 i ’ Mrs. Gertrude Johnston of MlnncJames Coo) and Will Blough micnt City- spent- Monday night with Mr. and McMannls has an automobile that n~Jrn>(.i1.u. f..uj • japolis'nnd Mrs. Mosely of Grand IU»p- Thursday al Gun-lake and returned; Mr* Dennis JJnskHl and also called Jakes the place of anything yet in­ vented. While over to Jesa Lumber's ’ * ........ •........ . r ! Ids spent Friday Vith Mrs. Clifford with a good cutch of fish. ion George SYars Tuesday A. M I.UIIll.HIEM a short time ago he cranked It With »t>wk i *i<l in . .. Potter. : Rev. and Mrs. Wheeler spent last; Mr. and Mrs. Myrtc Curtis nnd SO/OOo.od u.I J Georg,- and Miss Man- Hayman visweak uj the Barnaby Park. U. B. camp! mother. Anna - Curtis. Mrs. Ethel the crank and it did nol wait for Rob ■ _; ited In Marcellus the past week ut thc , ground, lieljiing with repair work on Houghton "and Mrs. Beatrice Cotton. nor any otlwr passengers, but started , L,1''' right towards home, crosslots. After i Du-i„ i-L.t.. Hi.nr.< .• “j home of Roy Chulker and mother. i lhe buildings. ! called on Mr, nnd Mrs Hayden Myers NOTICE TO CREDITORS. making >ome of Jesse's fence look like ■ n<i.utHi Tlie reception .given in honor of the near Clarksville. Thursdlty P. M.' of Mkblcln. the Ftr-hite < .. SANDY HILLS. I neW pastor. Rev Loomis and family.5 Ray Basvtt nnd family of Vcnnont- a barbwire entanglement the machine 1o)1<| • Mr Mend and Chnrhu Uidlow en­ : und tlie teachers of our school was avllle spent Sunday nt Loren. Bassett's, was choked down- and Stopped before damage,was done. It would pay Slll, , f iIlfh^an tertained a friend. Mr. Hawkins, front hupjiy affair. A splendid program was! Tlie Ladies* Missionary Society mat I further some city to purt.-ha.M- this car to chav t. n. g h.zm, t.tbire . listened to in the church auditorium, at Mary Curtis* Wednesday with a fair ■ Urbandale a few days this past aeek. ’Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKlbbiit enter­ Rev, Wilkins cave tlie address of wcl-j attendance. well as anywhere else. tained their son. Robert and family of come: MImb Lillian BIpugh and Flor-: Mrs. Glendon Sears attended the Myron Wertman and family of Del!(NEAL) Prairieville, mid Lyle und family of inee Skeoch sang solo\ and there were Summ Sister*'. Birthday Club at the ton spent Sunday with Henry Wert- 7ib readings by Mrs Bouma, Mrs. Ella* home of Mrs. Tena Clum near Freeport Otsego Sunday. H. MAllKt. HhWtiN. man t . Remember the Sunday services at Cnlt and Mrs. Estclla Cress An in- Friday. Fred Carl and family of Hastings Mr Mr. and Mrs Titus Wilt of Sunfield thc U. B church at Yankee Springs strumental solo was given by Miss Sunday with hls. iiarcnts, Mr. every Sunday. Sunday school WOO Eiis-u Lewis. A fine luncheon was and Mr. and Mrs. George Sears' spent spent and Mrs. Will Carl. 27th -1. o'clock fait time. Sermon by Rev. A served in thc cl/irch parlors by thc Sunday. ut Cle6 Sr-ars. Report of the Condition of the Hastings City Bank John Burchett and son. Mr. nnd I Z j Miss Statn Smith of Grand Ilrfpids A. Griffin. 11:00 o’clock. C. E. 7:00 M. E. Ladies' Aid. tiB<« Mirt.ls.in al lh» rl"«r nf l.inmaia t<r|Henilicr :io. 19;|2, a> r«tie4 f..r j „ ir_________ [spent Friday evening at Burt Smith*. Mrs Lewis Guy and baby of Richland Ell. , o’doBk. -All art! welconic. , 'Junction iTJSd Mrs. L. Benham of Irv­ I Quarterly meeting was held at Yun­ RKROURCEtf ing spent Sunday afternoon ut Ardy NOTICE OF DETERMINATION OF BOARD ; kee Springs church Oct 8th and 9th "Mrs.. Millie Flury and Mrs. Mary I MARTIN CORNERS. Owen’s. OF COUNTY ROAD COMMISSIONERS ullh n fair attendance. Jlcv. Butdorf. returned liome .Sunday after! The flr»t\P T A ot the sexion was ' Mr. and Mrs. Leo Monroe nnd son of Presiding Elder, and several from Turner spending the latter t>iirt qf thc week; held at the school house Friday cveHutings attended both Saturday and , with Rev. Ailed DeLong and family ning.. A good crowd was present to en- Kalamazoo were Sunday guests of Lloyd Owen and wife. REAL ESTATE MnkTHAcK! , Sunday. , at Ghind Ledge. • j Joy lhe fine program under tlie superMr. and Mrs. Myron Mason called BONDS AMI PE< t-MITIl ' .li.ll b Donrfhy Mead of Newaygo visited the vision of Mrs. Elisabeth Warner Thc on Mr and Mrs. Vcrnpr Blough of ir>,35O.O-l 10,7*1 n.t 'j NORTHEAST CARLTON, ■■■- 'ill ■ I o'. t t.7 , home folks over the week end. following officer* were elected. Pres. Hastings Sunday. na.dua un n*. t ? -. ... f • ' Kir.-and Mrs. Kesler of Host----- , Mr. miu . „Howard UWB,a ollBllcr , . Vtcc-Pres.. Orton and W1> Mrs. Shaffer Mof,Miss Iona Gilletplc; Mr. and Mrs. Fristrum nnd family of 74.3(10 UO ■ * -* , spent Sunday evening w^h Mr. and — Kalaihazoo and Mrs. -Irene Johnson of Endsley; Scc.-Treas. >IrJ .Elizabeth Kalamazoo, also Mr. Rowman visited i Total. — |30<>.U94 04 t Mri. Alonzo Decker. ' Plainwell were week-end guests of Mr., Warner. at the home ot John Lammers Sun-: RESERVES »ta: ; Mrs.Tom Barry attended-the Aid S>- RiU| Mb j w Shaffer. | Tlie L A. S will meet at the church day. • R3.1>7» 30 ciety at Mr-.... Mina ..... Eiott’s bm Thursday. ... j— Munton nnd Hfrs Mildred Wednesday. October 19. for dinner. Thc Ladles’ Aid at Mrs. Levitt’s was j Mr. and Mrs. Claud Thomas of Kai- >Cornelius _v„,and „„„ daughter. Shirley, of w. .Note that .It will be for dinner.instead well attended Thursday. Un »nua» were on our st nets l,iri week. " Grand' ~ Rapids ' ’ called - - on MBs —■ Dani art-! of supper. club No. 1 will entertain. Ed Campbell and wife of Midland >131.370:11 Mr nnd Mrs. Elwyn Hayaard of Del- ou* Hagerman Friday. ’’ IY0U —-----------------------j. You are ci cordially Invited to attend. Park. Gull lake spent Thursday at COMBINED ACCOUNTS. Center Lqo<. Prpuiy t’.i.in'vr _____________________£ 12' ton spent Saturday with her parents. Arthur Webb was in Battle Creek Mrs. H. Cogswell spent a couple of their farm at this place. . 95.000.(10 _:Mr. and Mrs. Scott Lydy. Vaughn re* Friday with W1.„ the Hastings ..... High school i days nt .... her son Wllliamli...In Lakeview Maynard Monroe ot Kalamazoo NOTICE TO CREDITORS. turned heme with them after a Week* eropa class. They visited tlie Postum j the past weekspent thc past week with hls grand-. .150.00 "r stay with his sister and husband j Cereal and Kellogg Companies. ! Clare. Jeanette. Frank and little Eva parents. Mr. and Mrs. Owen. o Mr. ar.d Mrs. Wesley Booher spent : JL'ntil further notice the Sunday 'Trautweln of near Morgan visited their Saturday tn Batile Creek. preaching services will be changed grandmother. Mrs. Eva ’ Trautweln. PODUNK. T»ut -• Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Lydy of Irving' > from the evening, lo Sunday morning.. Sunday. LIABILITIES Mrs. ^Carrie Replogle spent several •>«. spent Saturday and Sunday with hi> -----------------------------------■ Remember S. 8. next Sunday at 10.30 days with her brother. Cha*. Powell. T5.000.00 so.ooo.oo >U parents. Mr. and Mrs Scott Lydjt and WEST CARLTON. | o'clock. You are cordially invited to ® family. . , Mr. and Mr*. Art Richardson accom- attend. Mrs. Mary Cain entertained the D. COMMERCIAL DKP08ITB, vii.; ----------1 pained Guy Nosh and wife to Lansing! *•* ' D. D. at her liome Thursday, the oc­ r. j Sunday. ' I CARLTON CENTER. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. casion being her birthday. Mary Putf"t, jerry Andrus was In Kalamazoo ! There-were a good many out to narn and Wilma Oler were guests. i m n, Thursday. (church Sunday morning and heard an- Needless to say the dinner was more i ii. ...a j Several from here attended tlie re- other fine sermon by Rev. Loomis. than grand and a large- crowd was Other Publie M"O> r. a t' jceptlon for the new minister. Rev ; Winifred Marlow of Charlotte visited present, all having a most enjoyable C Krri'tun. Je Ur Loomis, at Freeport M. E. church Fri- hls parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Mar- trtne and wishing them many more 1303.340' SAVINGS DEPOSITS, via.: day evening. (low. Saturday night and Sunday. such birthdays. NOTICE OT REGISTERED BRAND OR •310.377.0* Gau Wurm. : Mrs. Jerry Andrus accompanied her: Winifred accompanied by hls father Homer .Bauchman is visiting friends STAMP. | brother and sister, Ben and Kate Ctol- spent thc day In Grand Rapids. in Hartford. ! Hge. of Battle Creek to Cedar Creek Mr. and Mrs. Marion Clem and Mrs. Cora Marble Is entertaining her Total* r<i i. Sunday where they visited Chas. An- daughter. Noreen, spent Monday in cousin. Mr*. Minnie Loubaugh from #<rto : drus. who is attending Cedar Lake j Grand Rapids. Toledo. Ohio. ../fur.1 Acndamy. 1 Mr. and Mr*. Fred Henney and RobThe many friends of Mrs. Alma ». 1043, •aid pr: Vr t*d >« ; Mrs. Chas. Austin of Freeport visit- ert were guests Sunday ot the latter's Beach, who was taken to Pennock . -.i MrsSBsoh Friday. sister, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fisher, of hospital for a very serious operation, Km'S . i MerI UlUr' wh0 u B student at M.( Hastings. are glad to hear she U getting along Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Savooool ____________________ visited as well as could be expected, but were relatives in Indiana. Sunday of- last, saddened to hear lier husband. Josweek. I per beach, was taken to hospital SunR. C. rtlLLER. >f Probate. Mr. and Mr*. Tom Loftus of Hastings i day night for appendicitis operation The new League ot Nations’ library LOYAL E, LOWELL. r. W. HTMHBIN at Geneva will have 35 miles of visited at thc home of Mr. and Mrs. and is quite serious. All wish them a Naterr PubUe. M. L. COOK. Guy McKenzie. Sunday evening. : speedy recovery. \ shelves. 4 ♦ * THE HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK t 04,450.00 4 ♦ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-10-19.pdf 0834875b19f9a82ffcf014dbaec8b62c PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR RED CROSS ROLL . CALLOPENSNOV.il FOR DRUNKEN DRIVING HASTINGS, MICIf GAN, OCTOBER 19,1932 PAGES Ito 8 NUMBER 25 |P°T LUCJNS0U^|”ALLAT|ON FIRST BOXING BOUT Hoover Policies Arouse Confidence In Ration—Program of Roosevelt TOMORROW NIGHT Still Remains an Unknown Quantity Lambert Dictcrman Of Kala­ i American Legion And Auxiliary r.x mazoo Convicted By Jury In To Hold Joint Meeting Thursday Night ! Justice Court Here BARRY COUNTY WILL BE PRESENT INDICATIONS ALL . Member^ 6f the American Legion and ] laimbcrt Dicterman. of Kalamazoo, FULLY ORGANIZED BY POINT TO SUCCESS OF Ax the political campaign rjses to.for sound currency, wise extension of Mr. Roosevelt, we believe, Is an un-! Auxiliary are urged to remember the charged with driving a truck while un­ fever pitch during ttie concluding ' credit to ouist biulnev; and agrlculknown quantity. Ol hir. record ; l . Joint tn.'tallnUan on Thursday evening.; der tlie Influence of liquor, wa* tried UNDERTAKING THAT TIME in Justice cortrlghl's court on Friday weeks, all of us, might help ourwlvcs ture, ■protcr.ttbn of Ann n< u\. great governor of New York ,«tate leading; October 20 at-the Legion home. A pot by a Jury and convicted.' ft will be re­ und ixridbly others in urnvlna ut caneihbtne market against hwt-ign invxhion 'members at hU party claim Hint tin, luck irtipper will be served at 6 30 ncniriATinil nr aocua STILL NEED FOR ASSIST­ numbered that, while lie was evident­ cuilcluslons if we'did our.beat to avoid and-dumping by an adequate tariff, u rnticum can be fairly made great orl-x-k l*lctur bring your own drehev UtUlUA I lUN Ur AKtNA BY MISS BESSMER ANTS FOR CANVASS ly under the influence of liquor. hU tl>e old-style heated political arguments fyilancvd budget, und Federal a>.sist- ability to promise: lack of ability n>; <andwlctHv. and one othar dfcsli of food.' . , . truck weaving across M-43 some dis­ that never got anywhere and consider unce for relh'f work only in event lo- fullhi his promlM's. This, however.; Following the *U|>per, District Com* . north of Gull lake crashed into thc various factors in a calm, reason- cal agencies break down. Further he doe# no', nuke Mr. Roosevelt unique • rounder Cheater Cone of Sturgis and All Event' To Be Conducted Quota For Local Chapter Is tance another car. seriously injuring a young able and fair planner. It is in this is against the d<j|i- system and d«»not among politician.*.. He has brought1 Mr. Marian Shirk of Battle Creek will $860 For 1932—Many Calls lady und wrecking the car. Dicterman spirit that the Banner wishes to ex-_ believe in immediate cash payment of little to pass in the way of promuad install the newly elected officer;, of ] Under A. A. U. Rules— ' i both organizations. press certain views concerning possible" the ubonus. ~—nTin* ’’— — — president realize* ■ reform*. Made For Relief Work Bouts 3 Minutes Long 559 30. Hix driver's iiecn.-c will also be' consequences of the election to be field that the causes of the depression were So tar -the New York governor' Ims It 1* hoped there may be a gtxxl at-1 A capacity crowd will await the gung world-wide and: therefore cannot l>* failed to.aequaint the coiTntry with tlie tendance. forfeited for .several months. on Tuesday, November 8 ■ openilig of the Red Cross Roil Call, ’ ■* hrn the first bout opens ut the Odd It .is a matter of Judgment what remedied speedily. He -has formulated jioliclr* tie intends to ' follow Both mon* interest Is being manifest by .'i Feflovs arena tomorrow. Thursday. might hupoen should Mi. Roonevcll be long-Mithied policies accordingly from progressives and conservative* claim night. z Burry county jx-oplc, und Mrs Dun elected ana whut might )up|M'h should which the country hs* already rx- that he is ‘one of Us." The country, ''•‘IAircma.il, Roll Cali 'I he big new innovation Stmt opens in IX'rienred noticeable benefits Recent­ ^oes not know dethutciy what he in/£\ clndrnian. - is greatly] , tbl* city tomorrow* night promises to In Hie latter event, ‘.however, the ly there has been a downward trend in..tends to do: wla-ther he will raise or be a wonderful guceeas Odd Fellows encouraged in- her country «!«•.* know the courw that Mr. prices for reasoitv tliat we-will mention lower Hu* tariff and permit a. "con­ । An na with Rs newly erected grandft I C”°7a n’t.’^fw tiu j I ।Continued on page flrio (Hoover intends to follow, He .stands later.’ I stands, it* sturdy ring platform covered by its brand new canvas. awaiU tlie I----------• THE E. W. BLISS CO. WILL 'shifting footwork of the fin.*, two athiJ.S'p.",::; FKED P. GEIB.’ or GRAND two KALAMAZOO \ / In different localities’ ■’ *MEN —— WERE ARRESTED TRANSFER PART OF CHI­ RAPIDS, WILL ADDRESS • v havr offered then aid . g'/ng sounds and liie seals are full. CAGO PLANT HERE HASTINGS FOLKS I Starting last Saturday, the first few and the chairman hope* to have the Deputy George Sumner Found niiinly fully organized before the. ojiciiStore and Caneth and Stebbins* were ing day. Friday, November 14, which is Them With Hen .Pheasants TO MEAN STEADIER ,1OA. uul AT CENTRAL AUDITORIUM । slow." but tr>t the. 1IUJ lull was only only temporary. temporary. ArmBlict* Day. _ In Their Possession The work of the Rod Cross Is not ST. IGNACE — HIAWATHA PRESIDENT TO ADDRESS IN­ LOCAL PRODUCTION Dcn».and« for iww come m AT 3:00 P. M. NEXT SUN. Deputy Coiuer'vutlon Officer George 1 and tliere are now but a fqw seats left. confined to rendering a**islanc« ‘ durClUB—BIO SPRING— AND DUSTRIAL WORKERS IN _ _ ... .sumnrr Sumner arresieo arrested uiauae Claude o O. Kooinson Robin.Mm Thin Plan Will Alun Wnrk Ont 11 an>°ne wishes to lie there when Miss km,,,,,,,.,.,,,, This nan Will Also work out ch-rlliU<. n,..Mr.,.r 1^, lh> flag BLANEY PARK VISITED ! , THIRfi SPEECH but u always "on the Job." ready to To Discuss Proposed Constltu..Mnd w„, K,[1B „„„ To Advantage Of The Has|dedicates the Arena to clean s|»ruhelp In other •cases r>f need, such as tional Amendment That Would Sunday on n charge of pos.«-.Mion of M.k. SUU Kunificationis! ; ^“,,0?*^^........“V j manship as sponsor for the Odd FeL supplying all kinds of seeds to tlie BANNER REPORTER SAW AUTO CITY PREPARES | lin‘« ri.»t | lows Arena organization, he had better .farmers in the drouth urea, making Fred P. Gcib. one of the IradniK at- i They were brought before Justice to one of the branch offices now or booksjn bruille forlhp^iliiid und proMUCH TO COMMEND I FOR CROWD OF 100.000 Interested In a corpomtlorl ln,Chlcngo : Ko vidiiti! 20fi.uocTTaFnliciih for the needy. torncys of Grand Rapids, a member of Matthews un Monday und paid "tines i | Mvhich manflfacture* special' stamp-‘;cull them up to reserve a seat See the that city's school board, w'lll address aland costs of *16.85 each, ! advertisement on Page 8 of tills Issue, Ijut year Red Cross nurses make Recalls Dissention Over OrigEntire S.ytte To Be Represented in.: presses and attachments for, meeting at the auditorium of the' ing for| The card is as follows, starting 1 .'157.000 Vt-JLS. Inspected 949.000 school .presses. The Bliss company promptly at 8 30 inal Trade With Ohio For t In Huge Gathering At Qlym“ ‘ has J dccid‘J children and 58,000 adulU were In­ Central tchool building in tills city ,<d that gome of thia work, all of which, preliminary: Ratalng the Flag and structed in home hygiene and care ot next Sunday afternoon at Hirer This Valuable Section I pia Amphitheater ■; na.s Fellow Arena. j o'clock. Mr. Geib, u thorough lawyer, has nemoiore-Dcvii heretofore-been aoiu* don.- BL at inc the vmChi- ■ Dedication Dedication of of Odd Odd Fella* Arena, Miss Miss tlM- Nick. . I With the rapid Increase in summer; President Herbert Hoover is to de- cago plant, shall hereafter be done at charlotte Bessmrr. Sponsor and MasMore than 3,000.000 families through- will give what be 'believes are vufld tourist travel and the improved condi- liver his-third *)M<-ch ot the campaign; their Hastings plant. -cut to Odd Fellow Arena Club. Anout Hie nation wen given relief of var- reurous why the people of Michigan Hons brought about by Hit* state own.’il .ln Detroit next Saturday night. j While this additional work will not nouncement of officials. loro, tyiu s Gy the American R«l Crocv,/ought i.i vote against tlie proposed i ferry service across the straits, the * The decision of the president to carry increase thr productive rapacity of the. j.irat j.;V()!n ।Fly Weighti — In 1931 und U.K rxiwciwl that the calh;;ronslitulKmul amendment which will little town of Si Ignace ha-> assumed i his message to the Industrial workehv: J®0®* P*“nt of tlie E. W. Bl|« romixtny. I Lotju Yeoman, Smridan, Belding ■thu> year will be greatly increased. In Im* submitted in Michigan at the No-; prevluiix article:* in the Banner, tneh- u mber elMiVon. proposing the eatnb-i LEVELS OF MANY LAKES ;ru-w aignlflcance (u. the "key city" o( j of-the automobile clly. was made Mon- 11 I' noped and believed that It will. club—110. , the Upjxtr Peninsula. To ite dock come1 day after the president's, return to the enable the Hastings works to ojierate- peter Barlow. Hosting*. Odd Fellow tkifi has lai n made oMhc flour and llshment ot* a commission to regulate 1 COULD BE EASILY MAIN­ 'the thousand: of carx and occupants ■ White House following his address in 111 “ ’J’0’* **. ,oriP, rat<* than 11 '’US; Arena Club—HO, cot Kin cloth being distributed by th*.- the sale of intoxicating liquors iff-this; TAINED ]that must u* <*ad here for their navels ;Cleveland. So successful was the Ohio. lM''n abl^ to do 1,1 <jast/Second Event: • Light Weight> — Red Cross, As these have been Riven state. He U u clear, forceful and logi­ ; through the "Land of Hiawatha'* and speech that President Hoover feyls a “ ** P‘anned that some of the small (Continued on page flve) by the. federal government no money cal speaker. Ax tills is un important i beyond. St luiuee makes capital of ''visit to the automobile center will do ,f*01 equipment, of a special character. -—.—.—.♦» to be decided by the people of: o||pcRV|cnRQ PAN expediturc ha.s been entailed by tin* matter Michigan, every one who can ought to aUFtriVIbUKb LAN the fact that It is Michigan's oldest'much to dBpel the hnff-trutha which! for the manufacture IX/ELFARF ASSOCIATION local .chapter. . • Women voluntqera wwlng for the j hear him. ONLY AUTHORIZE town" because »s long ago as 1671 Democrats ' lure instilled into tia// ‘hf new produc will be transferred WELrRHtlUffi Father Marquette established a nu., minds oi the workers in the Central!j r0,n Chicago to Hastings in. the near ELECTS ITS OFFICERS needy under direction of tin- Ib'd Cross! 1,1 fbe judgment of Hh> writer the , nilHrP*' I ----------produced »Hi.ooo garments hist. year.'i"''W <>i this state should refuse to Matter Must Be Determined sion there The simple monument over; West. hl; remain.' Which lay h>rgotten for President Hoover will not talk to a ‘’J’ ° P thtt hts WiU Confine Efforts To Special und'will produce millions of garments int...... v,,l° *or*.“uc h “nw,amendment at this; — -- Court lout u... ei « i „..« ii . Oircuil Before .. winter . ... >be ni>» A,. Im,.. (>■<■ Vivl.t... kiHi , 173 yearn 1* In u little park Just off the hand-picked audience. As Mr as its **** L'* ’’.f “r’ l'Lat*.‘hls . .. ... „ ... , Vie of................. 1033-33’. .... These .will main street street and u visited annually by scalinireajmcity goes, the doors of the ,lla"KC * »,"*ul‘ ,n «nod for «“““«* . Activities—Benefit Perform. Board Can Act .main . from the millions of yards of cotton Aniendment remains in the Cohstitu.huge Olympia amphitheater will be,for “”dour labnrimr •«»Jnw^emjgraent ances To Be Given Hon of tlie Unlte<\ States. It would be j Thc’BanruT last week mentioned the, thousands. , men stMiiior rm (Continued nn page three) • -------..m-11 .. >, ibmwn «... r,,—.. Ip >11 nii n-i.r, huar,, Jor f,ur laboring men. steamer cm­’ pr.uK.I nuiunnuun !«• Uie iweple ol u> lie, bo.m ui iuHw Be. »1» .dyntlww U »lv. dr.irr w Iw.r » > I_t-------- >U_ ------- ,—.----- .J ■ A meeting of the Hastings Welfare Ml.-l>l«... I" . ' in t.ror el . ran-1,lhu, b.,,,a..,,,. Michl™..’. ..1.1.^ town. ’ Bui u Ion, him Th, Olynwu wau 30.000 perron.. J DATES FOR AG-HE mission to regulate the sale of liquor. |U||W lh<; pruIM.r ^el for Barlow|«w they have the Locks they fhould lie but it is expected that five times that;"140 “ nn aavtll»w to lu 0wners, I Association wa* held on Wednesday j night at the Community room of the EXPOSITION ARE NOV. 3-5 when that will be impossible until that; i(lkc Jn Springs township, abo'content to let little SL Ignace bask Ih number will seek admission to the hall. 1 urine | Hastings National Bank which was amendment is repealed. We have ] [l( ^min. Jl(. maintenance <>f that! whatever splendor the aforesaid tltlj: The final dccLxlon to visit Michigan KAT DnANLH HhADb (quite I quite well wel attended. Matters of imSeveral New Claases Are Added nothing to say about whetluir anyone: k,V1.) W|, vXpIulnwl thut the detenni-1 brings. • I was influenced, according to wxird from THEATER ASSOCIATION »«;«« to this city were discussed; should favor or opflcM* the Eighteenth naUon |rV4*l was not a matter Nature has been u regular fairy god- Detroit, by the .writings of tlie 20,i1 Also Additional Art ----------and wha what the organization should do Amendment or the Volstead Act. Each;lor llie 1^,4 oj AUPervlsora; but must mother to St. Ignace. and !’s [wsitl.i.i Michigan* editors who visited the presl-1 otw- -must tiltiri! von* Vote Ills iir — hrr own ... court, ........ ... - o ‘-»--• -- •>--------- .---- । First one hl# her convic£ruoiir d.X ‘.uy ^.. uh*"circqn7wrL ‘ We men-'> o... at’tiw’head u* ot »•«. thr^nhwula yiv«i ii’'a d7tT«"t^"ouL^t “of'th^ Time------That This Honor----Has Exh bits - or - convtr- ----- *.oc uk circuit wc men*■*• «> ,... .. .. »^... .... “cam|»iRn: ----------------------- ----------t.i. of .................... . *r,.». «* . — .« ■«*•*-** mu /cib >>>■<. Preparations arc continuing for the tinns ,"’"*' for or ar “r naniro.t Wninst reta-allitu repealing thnt ‘b‘»‘■;.. upnc<i... u1(. .fac.................... t that all the suja-rvivors 1 ..... wealth opixirtimitte; Now ir if ..a fire ....I and v... by •*.. the thousand* of telegrams] Ever .» Been m Given To M Small 1 | It would be better on eVery account if Ag-HF. exhibition. Which will !>• held in ’‘'nl'',ld,ne,’t Hu‘ 1,,nS V ,h®’.could do would b.- to authorize i:.,'or a bolt of lightning could take a zh?-. which' he received Ixv. week, urging; *» o I the organization shall confine Its rethe old white brick school balding on ] Eighteenth Amendment remotes In the * maintenance at tlie level determined course along its busines* section 1 that Michigan invitations be accepted.; vlty Movie Uwner by th*, court, which maintenance and wipe out the majority of the build] Twice befon? In recent years, has Ray Branch, manager of the Strand utfty fl n<rt undertake* to^ppteLali the the Central ground*, from November j‘''institution—und it certainly will for by U1|, ctmrt which maintenance and wipe out the majority of the build- ] Twice before- in recent years, has Ray Branch, manager of the Strni 3 to 5. • TliHMloh- Kliopf, agricultural! webeb*'vtl would b-' would naturallv have to - •lo ---------------. naturally have to be done b; by' Ings and• allow — them begin anew.. it President .. Hoover .u.-.u visited Michigan Theater here, was elected president of ncedA'ol ftny particular family or teacher in thr city school*. B giving his * bolly wrong for Michigan to attempt, ijinAt. interested and not by as *"a ‘a Successful Ca-I Ca- i During tnc • | The Allied Theater Owners of Michi- f.muiM rn this manner ennflie* with i... the ,i...board. »-----;! । could be regarded os the celebration oi of the win 50th an an-] ----------------------Ii.miiv* like Ilk., George ArlU-V attention to needed preparations for .. (Continued on page three) , That (l ern|nrntly worth while to llmnity" Arliss' latest latest nte. pic-Initwnmrv ]niversary nf of the the inventinn invention of of the the aleeelec-1! K>n nt n mating held in Detroit'0)hfr welfare agencies Will be avoided this>ar»‘- Ths exhibition held lust nD„niT.m rV»m»MiatA r-«n 'have the level ol a resort lake steadily ture. From the bluff* above the townltric light in honor of.Thomas Alva, , Thursday. Thu is the-first time that and a duplication of effort will be preyear wu.- an ouutandlng success. It 1* LKtUITABLE .SHOWING’FOR ' maintained is proven by Gull take.!where mn.it of the better residence* nn’ Edison. President and Mrs Hoover the owner of a small theater has .ever ventKj h-.ijied the one thu year, will be even | PADR CAMMIQQ1AIUPRQ 1 which reaches for about one-half M .located, the rear view of Main stnid t*'came to Detroit to do honor to the aged ‘u h?ad thM orBan‘“,Uon The matter of selecting officers for more sucre.ssful. i rUUD vDMiyilOOlUIUCnormlIl. into thl3 c(>unty. ajM) by oun altogether too suggestive of "oldest inventor. During that visi{. Hie presi-' .T<n“8lr ° thc “»e ensuing year was considered. A New classes that have‘been added . . which is almost entirely in this coun- town" bnL_imi_>n the historical seme;dent made a short talk from the east assodatipn. stale, that the coming year cholct> WM made for preaWen{ « the 'this year include Ag. potted plants, Anioun^ raised Dy lax For ty • 'Continued on page eleven, part twoi [door of the city hall. , organization in the person of VIre­ winter bouquets and manual art ex-! Year Ending Oct. 1, $16,000 i The outlet to Gull lake wa* damme:L ------------ * * *•------------ ~ * Hix next and last visit was in Sep-; in tpe flint industry and therefore the Thomas Baird, who was not honor of being named president is a „t (h< meetln<; ,Mr. u,lni re<u hrtflte—Larger Larner Next Next Year Year iby whoever put in the oldwuf mill<Jonp at the COUNTY SCOUTAMTFQT ARCHERS ’’I’" An M ... also )n UCRC *,elldx’ .lhe American Legion Conven-; spe tt,5c a •trUwte to Mr' Brancha “bH'Cthnt lie will be unable, on account of .... exhibit ...... ... .. planned .......... tq ..j ahjw all।. i jounci or mai Jgke iase. w)Uc)) wnicn was. .uonc m the work in the grade schools of the i ^rhe poor commissioners made an y d ay The nw present ' nULU LUN I to I ntnt 1 Hon and wa* successful in his effort to Ity. z other duties to give the time andFat* he counit countVpoor nn rBr <.urj|y day. present level mocm stoodI |j city, including nn art exhibit their rcjiw I ff> the supervisors on Sat- ijong enough without protest so that ! , i-----show----------the Legionnaires ----------- — — the — folly — of, The -------------------------Allied Theater------------------------Owners of Mich-r u,nU<m whlch the prtlAWency of toe resoluUons calling calling for for iinmeiinme-,lgan !igan is is an an organization organization composed composed of of inW-1] gJS|0<.|aa^|n^U|d and M ■o --------'adopting resolutions $ome of -------the curiott* animals, found hi urday. It was a flattering report, one<court Ocllon wax not now necessary iTargets To Be Set Up On Fair•'adopting this state will be featured anti cohser- Which the taxpayers of Barry county;Gull lake would be far less desirable; nrnnnj Hnrl Pnlmntinr' dlate payment of the soldiers1 bonus, dependent theater owners and com- asked that some one else be selected wrouna van rainiautr Former Governor Fred W. Green has prises approximately 90 per cent of all for that place, which will be done later. ration will be one of the leading topics. ought to appreciate. During the year jor resort purposes if its level should be To Conduct Meet been appointed chairman of the com- theaters in Michigan not. operating un■ The program will include the.presen­ ending October 1 the supervisors ap-i several feet lower as it would be If' The meeting named a* vice-presi­ tation of useful information a’bout propruird lor .he support o< the pcor .Continued IConUnued on OMe »UI der chain management It U reeognued dent. Adelberf Cortright; named Miss (Continued on p««e page Orel five) ; An An archery archcry meet meet for for Boy Boy scout, Scouts ot of as one of the most important grou|te of ' forestry and the wild Hie of Michigan through tiic poor commissioners a to? (Barry couhty will be held ut the fair Eva HecoX a* secretary and fdlM Flor­ I its kind in thp United States. , by C. A. Paquin of the State Conser­ tai of *16,000. Exactly that amount POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. ground here Saturday. Oct. 29, comence Campbell as treasurer. Just what At the meeting in Detroit, A. F. ! was appropriated five years ago, when1 vation department. .. . _____________________ tqienchig at 18:30 o'clock in the morn­ Myers, national leader and counsel for line of effort shall be undertaken was Ail the programs also visiting the times were fur belter than they are ing. Standard range targets Will be referred to a committee for report at independent theater owners, praised the next meeting. . 'displays will be free to nil who care tolnoi^ At the beginning of Uie year.' provided and there will be a limited Mr. Branch for the capable work hc> go. Watch for further announcements. I October I, 1931, the poor board hud on number of extra bows and arrows for No steps were taken to raise funds did in Washington before the Ways and . It ia liojied lu interest rural schools J hand *3.891.39. On October I. 1933 the Scouts who do not jxkisess tackle of i Means committee on the tax situation for ™.,Uie — organization. T'”7'—There ------- will bo “ > participate in this exhibition. Any i board had cash on hand of *2.100.73. | their own. One complete round of last January. He said tliat with such schools intending to nuike exhibits!so the ixxir board has ‘actually used' ninety arrows will be shot in the morn­ means and talent available not a single ?hl? whirti^rtfl^ should notify Mr Knopf and arrange about *17.800. Clinton county, we no- i ing and one in the afternoon. In be­ l*r»on made to final an Imiwwalon on 11,1 \ c tL/fS l ,roc — will to for reservations of necessary space, i tier, used *49.000 last year, und *50,000 j tween Scouts will cook a camp dinner. U» conunuu, aa Mr. Branch . LaWr Uw Tills will be gladly attenflcxl to If the is asked tor next year. Special distances have been arrnngBar h by no mran. a newcoimr Io ““ f*110” schools will gel in touch with Mr. : A large amount of tem|x>rury relief . («-d for Scouts who have had little or 'the hiduury. .In »» hr Wrvrd a. -hal-r-r proBl may be^<-1 Knopf. ' ' ' ' ' ■ i was neceasgry this year. Neatly half' ’no experience with bow and arrow president of the Motion Picture Opera- frPP\ on?, , 5ll,e. JP^ring exhlblttona i thl‘ total exiietuic on that account, or J I marksmanship. । tors Union; during the war he owned lch **** *“J<r.on‘ WBS ,olt !$7J13.99. wus jMid to doctors and] I Carl Pahnatler. secretary of the ASK COUNCIL PROHIBIT and controlled a leading theater sup- th»‘- »*“» *‘d of thme two enter, i nurses and for other supjAles for sick , “U«»ra »»«• *ur uuicr supinies jur sick ; I Michigan Archers Association, will con­ ply company in Detroit; In 1919 be was Utaments, U*e Association would get OUTSIDE BAKERY TRUCKS duct the meet. It Is ul» possible that elected president of the Film Board of “ *° ” 8 for the present and that no efI No doubt a considerable Increase will Will Loomis, state archery cliampion, Trade and during the same year was be made tn raise funds un . Petitioners Think It Unfair To]be asked for the coming year, as the] may be at one of the targets There ' secretary' and manager of a film dis- J*1 “fler l?<;,hol,<laj?’1 wllen they would jamount of relief required wifl ‘be more; Local Bakeries To Permit ' will also be al least one target lor tributton house; from then until he be in a better position to Judge how GEO. W. LEONARD. j than for the past year. LORENZO F. MAU& ■ Scout leaders. came to Hastings os a partner of P. C. "'yck would be necessary. To the Voters of Barry County: This Dumping .( | ------------ —«---------------at nMiddlejpeeUng wu held I wak nominated at the primary ns as, L. R. Beeler. Scoutmaster a. >.Uu><.of Kalamazoo. Mr Brandi was] Later „ r— "3AA special nu *t*r A numerously signed petition was'WHO WANTS TO HAND . ,„ v democratic *candidate ailu,u<1.v ,« ...z ,rille, ---- . conceived the ----— 1 was chosen at the Primary ris the Schram on the for bUU county idea — of---------this meet. n, Monday 0. "y afternoon af\which time democratic candidate for sheriff. II representative of First National Pro- " , Adalbert presented to the council at their meet-: CONTROL TO WAYNE CO ? i treasurer. While nominated by that A number of ScouU throughout thci successful al the polls November 8, I dtictlons for Western MicWgan. " * Cortrlglu r “ was elected as presi­ that body VU, party. iI wish it It understood that if sue- county ™>n‘Y have taken up the sport .port and a"dI! 1 i h^e in the past imwre^arty .tn' Friday night. requesting .. ....... ; , •-» I party, dent and W. L. Shulters vice-president, Jv" Yoa Will Bc Giving That County <*«rul at the polls In November. I will g* I‘<«elh« for the day. Hne; Jn tPhe ^tes of the making the organization complete. DISTRICT GOVERNOR ,------------ ---------------dumping of bakery products from bak° • serve all the people of Barry county have a fine outing and take part tn a--How _.eU ’d ftttthfullv I have VISITS ROTARY CLUB REPUBLICAN SPEECH ertes in other cities tn Hastings. In 38 Of 100 Representatives If faithfully and to the best of my ability . real archcry meet. Scouts who have . : .. work nnd met mv resnonsfbiliCompetition with our two local bakerYou Favor Amendment without reference to party, treating:had no experience at the sport should “> »?« m? r^rav buT I^m sure jOlfl- irsday 14 PAGES 'got STIFF FINE AND COSTS INCREASED WORK AT LOCAL PLANT NOTED ATTORNEY TO ; SPEAK HERE SUNDAY UPPER PENINSULA HOOVER COMES TO IDEAL FOR MOTORING ROIT SATURDAY ACTION BENEFCIAL TO RESORT OWNERS tiack con­ oil. wly r oil with rum JL AT BRIGGS If any Barry county voter is intcr- friendly service. 'claJ "primary American" has been ar­ Hastings, pushing their products to UW.MU.1 N making W.M.* I feel sure that any who are inter-1 ranged for their benefit. the limit « and what seems .to ua us *“*d Jn increasing the number of rep­ unfair cptnpcUUon for local bakeries., tesentatlves in the Michigan legislature csted cap learn that I am qualified for! Scoutmasters and leaders are rewho produce a fine grade of baked from Wa>’nc eount>'» out of 100 In­ thls position and that I will have no,, quested *"* *to “ co-operate ~ *" in getting *" **the “ good* and sell them nt reasonable “*ad °‘ M* 4len tha‘ *«*r ",wuld vot« difficulty in keeping the records and] names of entries in by Thursday noon. prlcM‘ • | yes on th6 proposed redlatrictlng keeping them right. I have had bust- j The council referred the matter to (a,nend,ncnt which D one of the eight ncss experience that j am sure will]'Beeler at Middleville or R. M. Cook al the ordinance committee who will in-! propositions on the ballot, enable me to grasp the business pro|»- Hastings. vestlgate as to Just what can be done! 111115 propoaltlon would give .Wayne sitlons that come before a county anti report later Icount)’ the whip hand in the Michigan treasurer. I was born in Barry county MADE APPOINTMENTS. -S—--------------j legislature and for all pract leal pur­ The board of supervisors at their -------------------------------------------------------- 1 poses, if the rest of the state should I will appreciate your support at tile meeting yesterday elected George offer in Hie legislature any proposition elecUon and also any work you may do Clouse, former supervisor of Hope, as which the Wayne county folks did not In my behalf previous to that time. one of the superintendents of the pror. -----------------------approve, thp matter would be ended —Adv. Mrs. Grace Gorham was mode a mem­ ’ Lorenzo F. Maus. MRS. MARY. HAVERS. i right there. Wayne county could and ber of the county board of school Owing to the death of Mr. F. P. । would veto all efforts of that kind.' APPRECIATED IT. examiners. Frank Bagnell was chosen Sayers. Mrs. Mary n* Bayers — will have an ; it is important that every voter . »« The boys of Irving had a husking bee Janitor at the court house, and J. W. auction sale on the farm one mile ; should realise this and vote NO on the । for the benefit of Fred Waters, who is Crawley, of Baltimore was named as south and one-half mile west of Mar- redUtricUng amendment. For that i confined to his bed by illness. Need­ a member of the board of -county tin._Col. W. H. Couch will cry this sale matter, we think it would be wise for] less to say that Fred is grateful for road commissioners for a period of offering horses, cows, feed, etc. The the voter# of Michigan to record them- j their kindness and expresses his regret three years. 160 acre farm will be offered at private selvtK against every one of the propoai-. _________________________ now that he didn't plant a few water­ The supervisors also voted .at this sale. Read full particulars published ] lions submitted on the amendment- iiiuciuui melons In the com in Uic cum rows for fur the uie bene- session to lake up today the question elsewhere in this Issue of the Banner. I ballot. | fit fit of his good friends. of salaries of county Officers. One Auction Sale C7C I have tried my best to serve ALL the Stressed Urgent Need For , ,— people fully and fairly as an officer. If Friendship—Complimented In Assyria Next Tueiday Ire— you feel I have done so, I will appre­ Hastings Organizations j Will Follow Chicken Dinner ciate your support on election day.. My duties keep me so busy that I have no'' District Governor Paul Bond was tiw Put On By Cemetery Circle time to do campaign wiprk. so I have speaker at the Rotary luncheon MonThe cemetery Circle of AsayrU townto rely on my friends. I will appreciate day noon. He had many friends ,,hlp put Ml M. chicken dinner at whatever you may do for me before among Hastings Rotarians before his tlw Briggs' church neA Tuesday evw­ and on election day. ! elevation to the district governorship nlnlfl October 2Sth at 8:30 P. M . t Sincerely yours. und all Rotarians were gUd to greet Following the dinner tliere will be a Geo. W. Leonard. ] him. He paid so many compliments lo! Republican speech, the name of the । the ft>e*ker being unknown unknown to to us us at at this CAN YOU HELP? thc Hastings Hastings Club Club and and iU lu outstanding outstanding (pe aker being The Hastings Clly Mission makes an , record rrcord that ,hal he he almost ilmQ4t made ,n"de Hie ,,,c. felfcI" writing, writing, but but the tte committee committee alma alma to to a»»appeal for clothing and supplies to •°’*a blush; then he gave a fine talk; on cur, * good one. It is expected that help us do the work we hare carried frjendriilp. stressing its urgent need in .^j of the Republican candidates foa on In the past. Any clothing or foot- “» of. life and the importance uf office will be present. Everyone is tnwear and staple supplies will be gladly ,11 to every man to every community. !vllc<i t» attend Um dinner, though If called for. Phone Mrs. Gregory 3662. 7-------------- W-..,ny wUh to 1UUn to 8»*ech‘ **£' Our calls arc beginning Jo come in! RUMMAGE SALE. out attending the dinner, they *10 be from those in need. Thoz. H. Hoot, The Missionary Society of the Pres- perfectly welcome, oytertan dhurch enuren will wui nom rununmc ---------pastor. 219 E. Blair St. ],, byterian hold a rummage ... «,---• »- w"..r __________ , । sale in the church basement beginning CHICKEN SUITXK. HARD TIME DANCE. | at 9 o*clock Thursday morning, OctoIncluding biscuit and gravy, Irving Grange hall, OcfN21. Men, 35c. j ber 27. Remember place and date.—' ’ — ■ — | — Adv. Supper free.—Adv. Adv. / ' �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19. 1931 B«NDHOWlNGE'S“S:£a JUSTICE POTTER finiRlinV PVPTLnn mU4t r HI ly I fl H I h I n I r iVI • WAS THE SPEAKER I IlllVInlll UIUILIII Thomapple Gar■ den Club Notes A VERY BUSY JOB IS CO. WELFARE OFFICER’S [LOCAL NEWS Australian ballot When u vote so into a booth alone with a balAutumn with Us glories brings also This Was Shown By Report Of n u A.L,.-.. T... m I Mri Jennie Rowley is recovering If't »nd mark hi* choires of candidates. ,1U Job*, one of which is thr gopher 0. H. Osborn To Board Of frwn jnlurle4 lbe received in a fail re­ no corruptionist would be foolish arid-mule question. • Supervisors gently. ; enough to attempt to bargain for tliat OAVE Ajnethod which ?•— ---------------------1 ! C. H Ctoxn.'.to--Uu. OPENING ADDRESS «m«r. | xS UButo. ...cto to SHOULD RETURN TO REPRE­ vote, when he could pave no means of MONDAY N10HT AT FIRST i- ,wl,„ , broo,„. | took. .n.r touU .mirud euu. .to Ito tot ..Ur ball... IU.U u» to. knowing whetlier the corrupt deal was SENTATIVE PLAN FOR carried out or not. Tliat simple BROTHERHOOD MEET -Xto tour^ ■^7,'.-^ ,« . nX-, J, w tou Or­ MAKING NOMINATIONS metliod effectually ended corruption nt vjiiuc ac.u. voter me iiuie uuu uic i— —- ------ ---- --— ------ ------------------- • —• —----- ------- -­ • the poll*. -----------ifumew fume* which have the Hie odor of peach peach'and 1 »nd l» U probation officer for the court.'tober 10. unles* unless I contract or authotttel authorise .. ... .. ... ... -a— hl* report Jr. _S a B. i» Craig—Adv. a.Iw 2 -i ...»-----------------|w-».-orn» will do a.very thorough job. made fo tli.. thr i.ttw.rv*«Ara supervtaora rm on their payment— SPOKE OF THECONSTITUWhy was the old caucus and convcn- ----------------PRIMARY TOO COSTLY TinMartfr.niIR rnilNTRY ' favorite form of tills acid i-. put on'Salorday. , wks. f ■ ayntem overthrown? ’ I: was due AND UNSATISFACTORY Hon HUflPOT-UUH LUUN I HI ----the ..— lhc name "Cyano-; -cyano-j Tlie The report rej • shows that during the - A - ........................................... .. to lhe fact that .in Michigan, as well -uudl -----,r the Carvcth Stebbins adv. this.week as In othiir state*, corrupt bargains . jycar ending October I. 83 adult afflict-joffers attractive inducements to thrtfR“* Wnat Ghapges Needed to Free and deals were carried out in cuucum-.* His Splendid And Informing Ad- '-----------U 3your fruit tw.n are afflicted with fid persons applied to the county fortay tolks. Be sure and redd it In this ^T*HE memorial ia the one .dress Was Much Appr’c-ciat- i a -'drying Convention System From and conventiaru Tiio*e who pur up out' fungus, give them a good ‘ «•< 'Ot « »«c Panted ajl and uJue.-Adi ■ ' 1 perpetual jiiatory of life. the money muld m-c that the deal* -ulphur. spray this fall and. repeat the;17 w<-re **"„ ,.** 5®**^, , ; V” I Notice to members—There will be I Corrupt Practices ed By Brotherhood .were executed. Aside 'from that, no'.operation iiRiiln next spring. Tills will handled at tlRf Stale liospital at Ann I |U1 slyiclliy school board meeting nt the ! , Without it, a life's record We think. because of, the large cro: one could have.'any reason ’.a criticise Monday nigiit .wx. the Aqpenti -, ><“ l.AS.“('EXS. .,(U.n t.ntirOly.-f..r lh.. th* old caucus ami convention . syK- ly.rt-ungWl Um Bro-herhrggf. A Jot ■ing” -un that night.! - If you sre Jour jH-onlra and, ga.IOOOft, while those handled I i- .. rrm.i.r nu«>Un<r nt' unmarked graVl* t<»o »«<’n bet- m. for It n.bmwd upofi the American other things were go*" ’ bo had inirrhaMdl'llworer seme utllicU’d with u dry rot; ... p...lluirk tin«nitni hut' T,*n Ul1 ■* rW»tar meeting of , ■ theory of reprcsentiittve government, which kept , some ln.m wtw I.,-. 1WL- <■•»■« U'A Ito- 'to' IS - w/to?<k!™n ,u“ c"nlw ,hl' H"1”1™"- ""vi* ;lt wa* easy toiuecorruptpracUces.be- ticket* away from the meeting. u**tj‘>'“' « ™““8 **m 'cause it was Vaally possible to see y.-.r 175 m< r.ilx r:. joined th.- Broth.:- “«<»' «*nd move your bed if possible, itolOBO. that the corrupt bargains were carried IkxmI. -AU felt there would be a eoryyci‘‘ ------- ,. _. — r--------- ! mgp school s«cond- arid ...j ... <«„. । ,,r twB„ lhMl „„ aiolic, -.al in tlnWatftu.* und convention; s<e crabio reduction tn membership lx------Mr Osborn reporta that on October; thud teams met the Middleville High! .'th il tlie good* were actually delivered cau-e of unfavorable cronenuc comi;On-more job i • to mulch your t-ter- ,I. this ,plR year, y,.ur> there |]wrc were. mothers'Jwhwl team In in a football game gome al the and innp«Ct the bealltltlil ills­ were 49 mothers'^hwl bet-.rc tlie comr«r»atinFi. whatever it tIons, and were ....................... - -gratified ------ - with ----- the .-al- : »r«-tis jvith suoif leaf mold which . can - ............ —1.« •» •- thta »>.i- county—ten •»..!. .r 8roundi ....................... , t .ts i K ' ,v ' l ‘ ,, L'' txl,l « f a | . afternoon. { nluy ill <>ur showroom and ‘ I' more than a yt-nr ago Approximately j Ti„. gAnw endedWednesday W.is.. would be' linnded over in ex­ of ticketa at Un- first mtx-Uns' which jpe purdixM-d clu-ap or if you liave *‘ol!> in a 6-6 tie. ; 1 reached nearly the LWi mirk. with|of time and knowledge you con “ 1 •id-, 161 children are involved in these pen-. Thc snlsh Ridge Cemetery Circle change tor corrupt vote*. our prices. Tin t defecfiln bc-tli caucus and cop- prufcjiecta ot more beUu: added a'. th< yourself, it you look right, '(Mon caws, while hut year there were! W1U nwct Thursday. October 27 with -----•.. r>:ion could be easily cured by using next two meetings. Tin- reduction "r‘ 108. Anyone who realizes th:' serious, j?va Whittemore, east of Delton Special discount on all work Mason ticketa lo tu no undoubtedly i • i imomle conditions and the diniculty; Election of officers All members bought from stock. caticii.. and in'even' rounty. district 1,1 ta‘rt} ***' n. I of nndlng cmiiloyment will understand [ pp,^, prj.M.nt. iluj vUitors are nland state convention. A plan could ta- !,uu I Hurt there was mi other way for Mr. wa>a welcome. Secy. Ethel Shultz .. .kto to. >»> Itolto Ito ..unitor Ito — ■ • .Osborn to do than to increase the hum-. jS-aeik Annable. representing the -•f delegates td a-county convention ^’u ‘lean* win upon candidate*. Imt Of Mich pensiotu. Jlirrv county soldiers' Relief Com-; Dccredital to a township could be »'•> , Chandler. Evei -•■••IAs'Friend nt the Court. Mr. Osborn * mission, asked the supcrvtMA*s for. veil repaid in h Hared • township ^homt.nu^l it. tCourt ly camjuf itared on the tip' ballot l» I lot in each each-township, [ Imndled 28 38 alimony aura cases and collected 81J»0 S1.00b tor for aucit such reuei relict work to lxbe m»iu doty ,I •n/ i . aunreme Justice Wdltam’(handled .nd the voter could vote a secret ballot W !•<••*« i:.s fi v d-.-viL..- n of li; -: FIFTY TWO SCHOOLS HAVE 111 alimony 52.HO800 during live year by that commission next year. The ■i lie favored Kifne one or one* for Iruivxidc lire*. Pr<>|»*. ATgrinv npnsMWPn vnp H'’ ulso ,,u-' 32 probationiboard has not yet acted ur the rem-'lecaiea whoa- hmm;; a.re notion -Constitution of the UntUxl State, rtLREADY ORGANIZED FOR , . Th. . are !x-rs.uri who hav.-lque t Hustings. Michigan. I'iiunc 2197. the printed caucus ballot he could write and hi*, description of conditiotu a: YEAR’S WORK i<.tifc. <d tiiemsclvra guilty ol ufierihes! flic fire Thursday afternoon wa* due) ' cvente th.ut h-d up to the preparation the name or names in the proper and. largely because of. youth, or other' to a small blaze discovered- in the roof — ... . blanks as his choice *‘>r toijhshtp or that immortal document. John Adatj HANDICRAFT Cl IIRQ exceptional circm’nstances. have, been:of Michael Kelley •- horn.- on W.. t( oaaaaaMWM the WrcmMit of Americans, a: wr.rd delegates nhltUibnHFi bLUDO p.t (1;t 0„ inoUition. with,regular r. - state street The prompt dtscov.iy ol ------------------------------e-.Mild be Wlli'.yni E Gtadst..! .- one of the grt’a At the. convent ball. ■ Ion . ...................................... mrtwtoto i..™, j, LEAD IN NUMBER ixirt* tn the probation officer. Mr. Os-'the fire und the quick resixuiM: of the । r (UTIDC ppfinctnC Tfl deelawd -:1 furnished k. the dekL-.ite., containing i st’ of Emtlbhmvn. Ui;. hair a-JA-. ' * born, hftng requncU 'department kept the la*.-, to a very ENTlKt PROCEEDS TO !*<><•«*• nMtar i., In lu* report Mr O.vbnm llighly small figure WELFARE ASSOCIATION Office, with th. requirement tint th.1111 • - ‘ cuanM Pnr Tu. . Nnv commend, d rim County Health Unit, Edwanl Allen age 46. of Detroit a.u WCLF AHt R^UUIR IIUN L'.nven'.ion continue 'o vote until each Mi I -»■• < rtattd that in ilW t.i< :.-1 Scheduled For Tu€s., Nov. 22 ,<>r t,|(. v,,ry ll)W cwd tl) (lu. „t larrall!ned b,.foil. justice Andrew- Mat- Football Game At Fair Grounds ibUiHW had an netful majority of th.- - m--- .; .ml*- u < • : .'. I. th _ Stale Workers Coming handling «a-. * ot children requiring: thews tart work on a charge ol trnre- ro°lB0H yan“- Al F ur UrountlX delegates. Th- <-.■ ..f ttm.-e bataiU, at thirteen co Ionic-, which wre'-re.ri.. -t . rt trom Count v Agent jthe »»< adenoids and toivrtl* iportatton inloxii’ainw liquore. nl-. November 4 Between H. S. .... .4"”«™'!'-;rk1.nnENnC:ii7rnr-^ Team And Alumni IXm'-'X'l'SUDDEN DEATH OF nominated.a eommllt<e». It would not. be large, concord Th.te **•«., :u> power to cn I There will lx- 3 foutball game on tlx■n... .... i-ii 111tll runlU “nl iThe cort of ballota In the state or dis- lotie dmuc.- :o nets .4 con.i. - A I lair grouiuU of tills city on Fruhiy ait-. ■ WM ALDEN HL-ucw SMITH own in |i bun u““ . . ,.w . lu! ._ n..: t IL.II I . trict f.nvrhtions could ta-tx.na b> tlx- a i< -uh a cundl.mn amounting r.l Handicraft. ..... qrnoon. November 4. ut 3;3U o'clock th" • • .. . t> tound tn •: -•( the !<■'• jjaij Rjscn From A Poor Boy To party owrtilraUons tn thr district and n.t.. clt io. .xi-:--l in thl . rtptr to give 5200 lo the Starr Common- ',.11Uri. Iu p,. Khcll p, ll)c w,.|. f i tn Barrv count* Thl i- In far, •opjrtr: unity of knowing the mentis of Mate.’ W..ra roulti lx- provided s.. tluA The ontaiiizarim «t thi» N .;th-*s i-cl-.<,i! •.lu I mmitarof r.... .. ttw na*. High Position Of United Wealth for-boys. This u not a gin , . ... ... ,, . . , candidates Mi primary bdlirip. as well previous to tlie cunremtontho name* of Ibul «n <»>r>lmn.< BrmuB'lM r"’ l" ........ ij;. >hrd t. r ltd* »ork ui past *>.«:• States Senator iu would delcirate* In a (.-dnwiition ; candidate* for the officer* culiid'lx* I Mr F ter I- n-'.w bus* orramrlngi Much ...irow tn thi> city bv this county has received returns in <:-“T* *m IU- relu-i .work in this city. . placed'on the crinvcntkm ballot* in salvaged tx.yho.al that will repay m»v-! This gurm! is ro.’iirond by the Hxstiiu,. provision in tlie relnrary law requiring anjp'.e time before the canventloy was theu* club.* and f’milr.g lecal trader*I |Ju. man p<a,, ,iri. nds late Sen, . y ........ -----. of . th«- — , ![eral turn;-the little.appropriation mad.-, Ltans Chib, wlio de ar*’1“ thi-manner aiaoltltc majorities in making nominaconvvn! ion Wdltam Alden Smith of Grand Ior llu. commrinwealth. ' ...... *........... *” ' i>4-.«nrk. Forty-seven school* have ap- i ator lions, the sysK-m would not be so unKanized* t<« gi.c them a chance Rapid* who died m. suddenly lost Ard,,n Hawiler and j„. Hummel ot . ji'ictl for Handicraft elutty with a total ■*eek nt lhe age of 73 Senator Smith (Nashville were found guilty of dernnk r­ Mtlsfnctory;' but that would require by ballot and up faipj In iwytm-nt for their cJ; The game will be.between the regu­ of around 375 boys intuhstch arid 41 m vend years ago often spoke in Has- ,!v ronducl run-off prirriaries to make a choice be-, could sei froin th;k pres del justice Andrew Matthews lar Hx-.rings High uliix)!T<a>tball team ' M-tiool* have asked for Ctjothiiui Clubs turns riming canipalir>-and w^ altweert the two candidates haying the icincl for I n.yeprs. A plan I)IH. (Uy la>t „MUsl(I ,A1. urijl anotiier hum compiwd of remit .with better tlian 250 girls.interested. *.; ; popular-heri Hl, addu largest vote, a* is done in southern. i-quiring camil- it.itution' is were fl|K.d S2a j- and Hummel 123 10. The grailu|rt-’s- ot our High schtrol who played IFoulu-en schbdl* have asked to date :.ex.r <>f Hu- U>:n--!orming tyjw. but. lu<> licir application arwtrd for dbtu,blnK 4 on former t Cut ball leant*. n*e High jfcr Het Lunch Club*. La.*t year ’ s r.vty clerk early "to form a more-jxirtwl union, (orrts.sbbw there w-rr 27-Haudlcraft. wi.r, gi.en with gnat, clearrn-.-. and d>jJJtt. h(.Id ln jojuyjiown Grange hall, ecliool team thus year is probably the justice,. insure, domestic .enough -*o that th/W ballota could tablish ... . — force and always-with courtesy to -dS'when arraigned they pleaded not ta'st In tiie history Ol the soigaik Titry nations. [political opponents , be pYeparcd in ample lime before that quilhty, provide. • foi ' enmnu . ... ■ 2>, Clothing and 4 Hot Lunch Clubs political opponents 'guilty; but the jury evidently thought 7 Wf are. certain Hurt .ilJ «xn}l admit; ‘-=>- -.....-ued. this club work, there have ’■ w ' ' .[ fen e, promote the al .welfare" The Senator was born in Dowagiac, qlherwtae . . erally kept .tiisir i>p|x>nrnta from scor­ that there ha* beet) rv» improvement in c. liberty rind! !v plan would save the enor-I'- el-i f t > pro'but hi* part nts moved to Grand Rapid* This a The October meeting of the Third ing. A strong team will be picked from the mMlta of namin' •.- for public office ;:; antred this summer and four Can* | alien he wiw a small boy. As a boy. he District j Df primary elFctlons toproper! Q: ’ ............. Council, The American Legion, the Alumni, who will make the-ymmg' under the primary system .jirji.r Clubs The 4-H club work , in sold pop com and peddled pipers nn U would stive a lot c. 11‘.«2 had nn enrollment of 514 Barry the streets of Grand Rapids, finally will lx- held in Homer. Thursday. Octo­ money tor candidate.*, tt would injure the states until »■ -----ber 27th. The D'glnn and Auxiliary may make. discard tlx primary. ■> . tJ ,M j county t»v-. and girls, between the age* hcm.-u numimition-. It would develop "biil of ilghu,' provided in th ihould. what mart- sanMoctarv PMthod j,<3l |*<u^nhip. which to ry desirable t"n am-ndnu ni.‘.iud been added ! rt 10 and 20 years. . gnu state urnate His geniality, the be given at the Presbyterian church at c/.-j.xk th. that afternoon and it is could ij replace u' Tlie Banner >. ]4y. Mj-jjlng on a povs-mm it. like our*, provided, . for the cxircjse of r ii With this big increase ln)4-H Club cheerful alacrity with »which lit- did 6 30 P M Dr Arthur H. H,trro|> ot o'clock lhul “ " (|' busim-.e. plan* inay be !nu no claim f » aripnah’y. but ■’ . Whrn.it i- .-<» eusilv possible to rid and the ’•lo.-k. Mr. Foster finds i! difficult to every task, won hlrii triclids and favor. Albion college will be the guest sjx-nk- ct(W .ri -g certainly .should b. in believe that ujfon the political parties its 'tatVnf thr ubkctionabta’Icaturc.'- own ide. । around a-, fast a.-, lie should. A He had not only the ambition but also . E B' M”’e 01 Mar*boU* fornteriv r uwt everybody may uli.-nd this of the dtlite.sh,mid be placed the :v- ! the primary xyMcm. unth-r which far <>: the I: liberty- <>! 'good deal of his time Tor the next three the deteimkiatfon to make something " of Hasting', will act as tbasUniuter game for m» worthy sponMbDtty and tlie ccet i-f making po­ mubk-ih' ;.e-.k* will be »ptnt oil this organita- <4• him-a-lf. and hr did. For a young ----- .. .— . — — -. ---■•■Dancing follows the banquet at the litical nomtnatietk-. Whatever the man. with few advantages, except liis! Homer om-ra House plan.'it should safeguard the public In­ rsonality. he mad.; a ,,, tanned tliat a tenders' Train- fine spirit and terest. 'prevent corrupt Ion, alx* gnat­ ticketa may’ be obtained and we surely t quick tj^ahd that the wonderful record. He .was fur many; q. D II t U'a ' ly deert-ase the rust cf"makipg n-rmihope that a line addition to the tifiel should have the courir. ■-* .md old local 1-H Club yearsxc.>n«res*mnn from his district. ■ ^tray DUliet rlttS nations for the individual candidates bc considered then vias made United States senator.! "I. /»» z V /-»• j fund will result from this game. Pnc -. portunity to dueuys their Ours is a party goM-rnn:ent. bared up- r,i v CneeR or Young lain for tickets will lx- 35 cent* tor mtun--. rec Mint* of money for closing his ixilltical career in order tocn the two-party kyateni A plan uught and candatatc* Wliile Geminc Bale*, sixth grad-Icent-* for school pupib Sexson Hr.:­ i v. m and P O Lund.n. 1-H । Cjiaeted Club »;xclaU»t . Michigan Stab- Cui- wjs markedly .successful. He acquired'. pupil in the Thomapple-Kellogg .-chirj , ts f,,r •h<- regular football games «.f qut which will o-.e.-enme the defjxta w. F. »‘kh school will not be luThon-d for I-.-, will dire*! tlw- disciiMiopa at tills lhe Grand Rapid* Herald, when it; at Middlevilta ' was playing on the . <! our primary .system, and assure, Remcpiber Hi metpne tKtd'd a friend, put tt on Its feet and "Ocean Wave" bark of t hr schoolhnuv ' Hil* game. honest. mcthcxU and better result.* in Woodland. Wednesday made it-r.-cognired us one of the out-': she was accidental)*' shot in tile right DR. WILLIAUTUPJOHN the naming of cundidatcri. by applying A. M. to 2'30 P. M. tandiu.: newspiipv* of Michigan He ; cheek by a shot byiieved to have Imnui gram 'will bc 7. 1032. .iL. became Inte-restcd in bunkum and he;;fired by a hunter inlhe country hear.After this dale, txtota-r .... • members back OF KALAMAZOO DEAD by. Shn was taken lo Dr. Swift'a oilier Will not lx- rtfiionsiblc for di.-bL* cuiiJnr their yea:'a He was keen and Shrewd and unwed/whrre the. wound was treated. The tracted by anynne but niywlf. .a wlicp 26 al Woodland. Invchtion Made While Livirfg a large fortune Prosperity never!:-Jiot had gone through into her mouth. Adv. 10-19. .. Mi.i. Hattie Bdhmier. . H< re Led To Establishing Big turned-hU head ' He was happy alwaj.'.. to meet and tn greet any friend. • Business In Kalumazoo So* ha* passed a succcMful business'; • yesterday, occurred >nun. a statesman and a friendly, kind-' tafeguard . that man. wl' ' many ly man. V'S Ev ol this city, and wnn t« men.b red by many <>f CHARLES CASADAY HURT ilhath’ E. Upjohn, IN AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT Young, Tender Round, Sirloin, Sufitt iliat Dr Will. H i in lhe btBinev Twenty-Seven Stitches Requir. LB tAn- of an old i cd On His Throat When He u*>d near, or ii|x»n Crashed Thru Windshield Charles Casaday of Laming, well lb a machine lor Hie niiloStarting next Friday and lasting ■tton of pills It kd h;m known ta-re and a brother of Mrs Nel■ ■III riiiiw vii.iiawa- pTOTarli every graves MUCH INTEREST IN 4-H CLUB WORK' Hastings Monument Works , ♦ STEAK * 1JC 2-Day Special! Friday and Saturday Only 14c Rolled Beef Roasts Beef Kettle Roast Butter Cbuicr oi Shults sir Freeport Chickens 9c 22c 17c lb ■b. Boiling Beef mb lb White Fish or Trout Granulated Sugar 10 Sac 47c lb. lb. loudy injured last Thursday in nn uu- > tomobite accident at Perry. north of; Lansing. He very narrowly neaped, death. Mr. Casa day hail been driving a truck 1 «n n road job hear Perry Hi own truck was being driven that morningj .r. his son. while Churl*-* wa« riding; with another man in lhe tatter's truck.: hjl.-o headed for Petty. They left Lari-j -inc. about 5 30 When near Perry, the: truck on which Mr. Caniday was riding' crashed into another truck that was parked • directly aenr-a the highwayJ having po lights The Impact threw! Clin tics through lhe windshield. badly u idling hu throat ami narrowly ml*»-' ing the jugular vein, it wa* tu-CcsMu)- nd*-.«nt.yt: 6c 19c i GROWERS' ASSON. HOLDS MEETING ; Remember Newlyweds With, Shower At Farm Home Of A. E. Hity.es Idaho Potatoes pk- 29c 4 .« 25c Royal Gelatine Mayonnaise Juicy Oranges New Dates Fine Quality New Dried Apricots Doz. 2 2 LBS. lbs vtitihis in hia throat. lids a ptautiire to his trtands to.learn that lie seems to bc gaining.. It no compUcalioru in tM doctor say* he will won recover ' 19c 24c 25c Friday and Saturday Specials Feldpausch’s “ Where Better Fooda Cott Lett ” PHONE 2272 Phone Your Or<|er WE DELIVER enjoyed by all Atsnit drpa: plater pl the Club. Piternah include U.a.talc .'"20J8 With a pro127i'»fl pound* nf milk and ' of fat In rta*3> A. Aiyukpa J33732. with a production peunda of milk and 5330 •amta's Milkmaid. 266975 with a proi durtion. of -101800 poonda of milk and i 576.1 irHUida of fat m class F. 17.< ;«<. sin.; of Jmpcr Beach of Rut -' BERRIES ARE RIPE: . !.'■ '<r.sltip on Friday, Oct. it “rjjM-a uiu Ripe ,<», red ,v>x raspberries thu tunc tune ot Ct bDv..!i’ ndufc, to hu ho»t* of friends,year are a rare treat, but quite a num­ a- r.e un* well and favorably known ber of people report having them tn Mr ii.-acl; was aged 35 years and 8, their gardens. month.* Ftjntral sfrvias were held' On Tuesday Mn Ellen McMurray a! :;.- home of hts sister. Mrs Mabe’ brought to the Banner office a small La ibaugh. cn Sundays at tao P M braqch lets than a led: long which tu Rev Ck.tklin oflxtatlsg. Burial' rilled with targe Imcious ripe berriec.^I'wax tn Rutland cemetery. land cesetery. i alio aeveraL- green onu. DEATH OF MBS. HEBER PIKE. I The many Harry county friends of | Mrs. Heber Pita- lArmiha GllJe»pici j were saddened to hear of her death; early on Tutwdtiy moni'.ng at Pennock hospital- She had been tn poor health for a long time, but her last ! nekness lasted but a short tune Sur­ viving arc the husband, three brothers. Will. Kiner and George Gillespie, knd, a half brother. Robert Martin. For years Mrs Pike was a teacher in j tlie'rural seboph of the county and; was considered one of the best She; poj-sessed a fine character and was highly respected by all who knew her. Funeral services will be held st the j Pike residence on Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev John W. Kitclpng OOctaung. Burial will be in Riversidecemetery . Sincere sympathy U extended to the bereaved onei. till Saturday night, we are offering you a wonderful bargain . . . , HOT WATER BOTTLES These are extr^ heavy rubber, two quart size. COMPLETE attach­ ments, hose, three different size syringes, shut-off and stopper . . . And look at this . . . A TWO-YEAR GUARANTEE with a price which is shocking! 98c for the two quart Hot Water Bottle, and at­ tachments with a two year guarantee. LyBARKER’S "U'Lrrr ImmAiuite AlU-nlion anj Courtesy arc ihoun loall " Phone 2115 Hastings, Michigan We Deliver �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1». 1»12 PAGE CTLAM THEATDF I At the Theatre RED CROSS ROLL HASTINGS. MICHIGAN ... TELEPHONES: 2244 - 2557 ■__ SUNDAY & MONDAY § Oct. 23-24 ’Get Down Off Your ROGERS^ Always good for a laugh—and this’one is his biggest j| J (| toEARDI Dorothy Irone JORDAN RICH Story by Hornet Croy Screen play by Edwin Burka Directed by David Butler ■=~i- picture COUPON — TUESDAY -NITE HOWARD HUGHES presents splendid tinckrtakliiK NEWKPAFERH HELP LIONEL BARRYMORE PERFECT ROLE Using newspapers to study for a ck*liing screen rule is the exp-dH pt 1>y which Euncb lor local relief work are ubUomrl Barrymore prejiared for his jxirt ,a""’l o,,‘-v through the annual Roll . J.. | , d< 1) Il Wa.^iington Musqiicrndr.” new drum:)' u<’’tlv« d b ine retained in B.-rr v counof national politics. j ‘y. A- our quota u S8.M) thu. y. ar tne "I secure every newapgper item I county chapter would i:*t tu’. totlld find about the Senate and all,I, r maintaining their helpful activisixwches und details of the tax legbla, '•!'«*» th'’ t>‘ reached tlon.” explained Barrymore in. a recent -Your c .-operation in helping Barry iniervtew. "By studying them 1‘found i county to reach iu, quota and thereby out what sort of a'charUcter a senator »’ ’hta humanitarian und- rtak-. in action would be j!........... * u* ““ moss. , T.don t know any senators and never wax in politics, but’ the ncwspa|wr and;. wire service item* gave mi a better idea tiiun I could have Obtained by actually: being un the floor of the* Senate.” j< Karen Morley has the chief feminine i rule In "The Washington Masquerade,” f and Hie cast also includes Diatic Sincluir and NtU Ast her. (Continued from page one) UNIQUE CAMERA EVEN "SHOOTS” AROUND CORNER u, nutke Itself a nullIfiraUox state Einstein's theory of "bent light ’ hiu favoring a 6mimi'-lon tn resiid.ite J XS,;;, ..... 7•’X? X. around IF<> corner* at once. . Ul^nai long as the Eu;ht<-en*.h j v' Tills (Mradoxicul feat was accorn-:A”1'»duu.nt i- In force X plislied In the mining ol -nie Wash1- ■ "ms to it a?; if it will !>• tune ; \ Ington Mu.sqi|erade," now showing at! enough for Michigan to !>■ cstablialilng! \ the Strand Theatre, with Lionel Biirry- 11(rlr’r commisMon und providing for' X more.In tfv leading role. ,’ho liquor traffic afivr the i»oplr of tli,' ? Tin' camera fllujed Barrymore In n ounirv !•..•■.,■ d«r id<d m the manner' X scene, and at <the Mime time locked providi-d by the constitution whether* 5 around two corners and picked u;> they will keep nr refuse to kwp ilw X Karen Morley in another room. Mir- . Eighteenth Amendment As the lejjc -1 rors. scientifically ground and focused, laturcs ot 3(1 '-t it,.- or constitutional; ' und placed at .■trutegte angles, made, 'convent C ...... • lens of .>■» 36 • tides,. will -in IU*S<have to. III X, the effect possible. From nn optical;‘“vor ’h»- reji-al <4 that 'amendment1 0 standpoint the scene was one of the ! before it run be repealed, it will lx* mtj \ most Intricate ever filmed. that it will ink*-'. <unr time y«-l It will I J» "Thr. Washington Mkv)ucrade. "i be a shame upon this Mate, »t think bared on thr Henry- Bernstein stage‘ lor Michigan to presume to name ii\ hit, X lilt, The "The Claw.'* Claw." is Is a vivid drama of'quor nf'qunr rimmlwinm r immbuiiotre to regulate retnihil,- Hie the 1111­ C political* life at the national capital quor truffle until *<• can legally have J, Burtymore plays a renator from thr I such traffic 0 Middle Wr- t who becomes a towering We hope there may bo » good attrnd*' figure in national jxilmcs until hbqancc nl thu meeting Whether one J* carter is endangered by a woman (favors thr prore* rd amendment In this »' Many "Inside” glimpses Into political state nr i.ot. he or she should be willing to hear Mr. Gelb. We should do nothimt in Michigan that would put-us in WILL ROGERS SHUNS a cltuw with Mates that proponed tn ALL LEISURE TIME ----- -- ------------- ....... iiuiniy । nullify me the federal constitution In the unlike most stars of motion picture.'. ,.arjv f,sxties’ Zill Ilntri.t-K .i might be . * Will Rogers never has uli a hat called leUiire time between scenes. No OBITUARY. e wait In the filming of n picture find* Adt-lla M. Hendershot, daughter of X him actually waiting. He is occupied diaries M mid Elizalx-th Hendershot, »' at nil times, cither professionally or was bom in Baltimore townshin May \ just "doing things." 3. 1868 and passed to the great beyond 0 He may disappear into his dressing Oct, 8. 1W2, aged 64 Venn. 5 months. v room his extensive mail, 20. IO<KI 1888 ,-nv she was U.U<unit* C Hint I ,1 to read C........ .......... .• letter?. ..5 days. , I. ■On Dec .v. X Jk that havi, have Iw*.r. brenMdrcted V..by 1,1. his ............. secretary’cd In marriage' to Ernes! Havn. s Tn C frohi among the hundreds delivered to this union 12 childten were lorn, four X Rogers dally, some at his home, but dying in infancy She six-nt her cntltc moat nl them through the post office life In thhrTTimTnimlty with the rxrrp0 maintained by the studio tlon of 12 years in Bhultx. mining X At other times, Rogers may bc fouhd back to the old home a little more than playing with his well-known rojte and a year ago. s' ^ rn J on ^ tr "J ln 8 to a mixed audience, the j uvunMWMBMHK iu iniieu nuuienrr. tne ■ She Htic was wa- a great lover of her home, a tricks he has mastered. Sometimes he'a ord alwavs 'a true wife and mother, and alwav* v may lx' observed in a far corner read- happiest surrounded by children who; J, inc ing «a — newspaper, or = a book. or. pc f~.x. -— r. i gathered tliere very- often. She lg»d hu daily comment for his been In failing health about four years ♦’ haps, writing his X newspaper syndicate.- On occasion, he and a (Trent sufferer at times, but God1 J, may be dlw-overed in his automobile^ called her hottie Saturday morning.: g parked nearby, cither pounding his her work being finished and well done \ [Xirtable typewriter or changing his She leaves to mourn her passing her Vlothes. husband. Ernest Haynes, four sons. £ Frequently, during the filming of Robert, of HaXtinus: Lloyd, of Battle "Down To Earth'" Rogers became lo- Creek: (h-orge. of Rhiiltr and Hrfrold. fi quacious and. during tliese period*._ of Caledonia. Four daughters. I.ibbie , never lacked for an audience He II; U It, : and Lillian, of Cedar Creek: Millie and C always interesting and witty, no mat­ Dorothy, of Hastings and un aged ter what his subject may be. fattier. Charles M. of Hastings and one Xi Rogers Is democratic—nothing high brother. CKarlm of Hastjngs. besides lust about him He associates with many other relatives and friends. > stars, with extras, with technicians and IU pages once M> bright, now are only 0 Is just ns much al home with .preMbright memories X dents, diplomata and bankers Hr I* Hush, speak softly for our hearts C shy only In the presence of newspapcrarc sad today »' men and newspaper women. We have lost earth's greatest blessing. Mother lias passed away Yes. we watched and carefully guarded. 5 But we could not spare her pgln. '' Chandu. tlie Magician-With Ed­ So God. the all wise Father, took her spirit home to Him. C mo,wl Lowe and B,’la Lugosi—Nov. 2 We will miss her. sadly miss her. '' »»d 3 \ as the days so slowly go. 0 Wlld Girl—Stanway Charles Farrell. 0 Joan Bennett nnd Ralph Bellamy— But we feel she will lie watching. Guarding her loved one* here below Nov 15 'n>° Blessed Event—With Let Tracy. Darling.motlx-r. you have left us. Your, sweet face well see no more. i' Mury Brian and Dick Powell—Nov. 16 $ “,W 17 But from Heaven you're beckoning frl The Cabin in the Cotton—A drama to us, Calling from that far off shore. $ of ‘*»e southland starring Richart A Barlhelmess andDorothy Jordan— MISSIONARY MEETING AT sj Nov. 20 and 21. EMMANl’EL (lll’RCH 8 Slx Hours to Live—With Warner On Thursday. October' 27. Emmanuel C Baxter and Miriam Jordon—Nov. 25 church will entertain about 50 women. \ IUVI 2C • w 1 k > will come together for the fall re­ '' A Successful Calamity — Starring gional meeting of the Woman's -Auxil­ $ George Arliss-Nov. 27 and 28. iary. The day opens with a celebra­ S program for the balance of tion of Uh- Holy Communion in the THE WEEK. church at 10 A. M:. followed by a busi­ S Wednesday and Thursday—"Rebecca ness session and pot-luck luncheon In v Qf Sunnybrook Farm." starring Marion the Parish Hour* In tlie afternoon, X Nixon and Ralph Bellamy. tlie group will be .addressed by Mr8 Friday and Saturday—"Merrily We Nicholas DcKrytcr of Grand Rapids, ' Go lo Hell." featuring Sylvia Sidney and Rew F. P Houghton. Field Secre­ and Frederick March. tary from New York City. Mrs. C. E Jackson of Grand Rapids is general Truthful president, and Mrs. E G. White of i Book Canvasser (to little boy at rate Ionia presides as regional chairman. of vUla): "Is your mother at home?" All kical women are cordially Invited Little Boy (politely): "Yea. sir.” to'joln in the program. Canvasser (after knocking a dozen Umea): “I thought you said your’moth“Nothing" Is Right! Teacher: "What do all tliese zeros Boy: "Yes, she is. Mr. but I don’t on your paper mean?" live iiere."—Fulham Chronicle. ' Pupil; "Nothing." , NOTED ATTORNEY TO SPEAK HERE SONDAY “The Age for Love” | ADDED—4 MILLS BROS, in SCREEN SONG. WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Whisperings of scandal —shadows of intrigue in the Washington po­ litical scene — you’ve heard about them — NOW YOU SEE IT ALL FOR THE FIRST TIME in lhe most exciting drama of our Times! See the Great Pageant of Thrills— 3«*?* J FRIDAY & SATURDAY The Gilbert of Old! Thia ia the year’a motion picture aur- priae — the x .16 -raL ' »jy\3^^- ' TS^_ Y - /M 7.3L-1 1/ back of one of » 'w? / ¥ 1 i the brilliant figure* of the z screen! As thrill­ in’ ing as of old! 1 *' aA . W B F s v° v VB X/ W----- .7 ” ’ w3&L \v'K^r w I • PAUL A MONTA BELL Production k I OPENS 0.11 the'quad whose Mar player ta mv-tcri-1, K ' ' ' nusly murdered as lie dashes for u! touchdown at the height of a big game prn|K»<fl to Send some suns MacDonald first won fame as a made garment/;. Including M-ieen roaeh by hl* ^Wrt»llon ;Vk“ -Already nx mben of i.4 tlie late Knute Rockiir in "The <M * A1 , 1 I Spirit of Notre.Dame” He's lx~.-r> in de- r',nJ“' 1 , * ”, *' ‘"'’i! Al-’”l‘atv. mand.for si.eh role, since [f,,d '* •l1'" 4nd hi" awri tn them with a good '! 7 n T'*k17f ‘ “'‘i!'1,' !1'' 1 ’ background N<it only has he had long [Mrs John ..otae^ mid -tagr and screen experience, but he al‘-•■miiu . : Mamie so hu a sound ki»>wledge «.f'gridiron, s,nJ9l “T’’ ,n charge .. .lo-u .o, l tactlA. He was a Member of the YalA ,or '» squad in 1005. and pluy. d Jn all made to eith. r of th. • w-xmi. M. , Blue eleven's- lni|x>rtant engagements "cciwbb will b- tak-n uml th- ; ,.rthat season,menu made apd dis-ribuhd rather Brown und Holmes are in tlx- rt»h-s|J™1’ out J1"’ r>'»th in the puev. of members of Ids squad in “TO000 mchides p-rcal. outiru. ..... .... . -'sheeting, ningtum. < '< und ma­ terial for dresMs-is mad.- in *,.<tM*ua the championship Alabama eleven of , pqttem'i similar tu that purchase.) nt 1025. WILL ~ MOVIEDOM’S FOOTBALL COACH | No 1 football coach in the movie*: today Is J Farrell -MacDonald ■ Continued from page onet MacDonald's ‘ latest coaching job b 1 in -MM WHnr«n..“ r~ll.ll m>«-ry dL,,rlb,^J ,h, drama, featuring Phillipa Hulmes. If, . tiie^Yjno(»i ; Dorothy Jordan. Charlie Ruggles and £Xt X o ',rv / / 4 / ,</ I \ >• A/? Cjr U \iLC fRk V ----- I w \ / I r--, ■«> I ( 1 ' f I (Xrrejc’ / l f \ >4. j x ' 1 Comin« Attractions Feature Group 1 Feature 2: ...choose a capclct richlA bande^uith fur...choose* a luxuriously cape collared style...or one with a flat­ tering fur swirl to frame your face...slide inquiring fingers over the lovely crcpey woolens...examine the nch crepe linings, the workmanship... ser how the wide, wide shoulder lines slenderize hips in* credibly...and you’ll agree that lhe weeks we spent in searching the,market Breath-taking Vhluc-smashing Assortments Selected Genuine FURS Fitch....Fox....Red Fox French Beaver * Mink (dyed Marmot) Manchurian Wolf (dog) ...lavishly used! spent and that this is your DIG opportunity I Don’t dcla>! . LAY-AWAY PLAN A ftnall deposit Black, Brown and NEW FALL COLORS holds your selection! ass "Hound flte-Home Cdntpfire IREPLACES were built to be used, and now they can be without dirt or bother of any kind by simply installing an inexpensive Humphrey Radiantfire. Lio tho heat of a real campfire, tho radiant waves of Humphrey Radianlfire neat anyeno within their range quickly, comfortably, and at liHlo cost. F Install a Radiantfire in your fireplace this Fall. Save fuel by postponing tho starting of your furnace for several weeks. Use it to help combat tho bitter fold days of ^Winter with­ out tho expensive forcing of your furnace. Save also by shutting down your central plant wools earlier nut Spring. Today, you can buy a now 1932 model Humphrey RadianHire *4 tho lowest prices in yean. Period models are de­ signed to comform to any distinctive home interior. Those wonderful efficient heaters are on display now. Seo thym today. Special! SEVEN RADIANT SIZE INSTALLED S1O5O CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 19, IQSt FAOE FOUR t PNde of opinion If :®’* ’ " ■ 7■ *-L . . then !*., to you that such statements are deliberate, into!. A.. A practical Humanitarian. erabie falsehood*.Action More. F3oqucnt Than Word*. ' Words of force and dignity worthy of r .' - . - . / . i Abraham Lincoln, himself. Would that REAPPORT1ONMEKT AMENDMENT. Hoover'-. Reticence. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. »vt»TT «tri«TH TH. oUyrc.ndid.ln tad U>e^ *Ully u o„ lhe „„Mnunu. , . Farm Boy v». A’rtsUicrat. • Mr. and Mrs Frank Coleman of Bat-' Kou.wt .1 Ik. r.~i Huti.n. keep the 00nteil for Prtsldcn! ot <1* two weeks ago. was that pertaining t ri president Hoover b a pracUca) hu- tic Creek and Mrs; Cora Busby of Tk.na .i Lh« n’ ‘’United State*, the most important reapportlbnmant of senatorial aud 'manitanan ----- —------------------- — —------- ----- iiiHonariajv A r.n.e cafirr a. at ti«i Uw An ------- -- ------ ------------------------------------office in the world, on such an **ad. j representative district* a . lM ■>ffirahon of ,h(. ,» the fuhow- Mrs. Henry Cook Bunday. Mr». Busby , office today suggrcted that II wsmld be ln< *to^SG>W u, u. lln H(ltxi authority n matimd for several week!* visit with! SulmiptiMr. by M.il. pMtp.id: ■ mlrable plane! I ItAkllV . .H’KTY OSK TEAR *5 00 nur,u,‘c P.Janc..well to emphasize the fact that if th:* . wushingtnu and also mcntiondd.by old fnend-. In company with a friend. < (If Hit >B »*<»?.. • H <«al r,d4C!l» J amendment carries, every one ot un., E ingaUs, When he introduced Mrs. Amy Amo.. Mrs. Busby drove from OCTOBER uviuolk DAYSonra. of thousands of noncitizen foreigner- Hie president to crowd* a-scmbled ir. Houston to Battle Creek, a distance of i Hi i. Mini -(w;.t v. six mc%thh. »t.oo ’ What a pity tliat these October d»3* ln ,ht‘ clly at Detro!l would have the public Hall. Cleveland Saturday eve- 1800 miles M L Cook. Robert W Cook and Hu­ • j same representation as citizens. In „i,.„ . s must end so wn. In cur opinion thU,other wordj, representation would be I e now.(anM,lw Rapitian camp Io- bert Cook kft Suturday for a hunting j • 5<k isto. finc*t M-Mon of the year. No ob- based upon the inhabitant.* I a wounllUnou„ lruvt „j wrxxl-'■ 1trip near Gaylord.' Other members ol iMrtj are Shirley W. Smith of . Xc.l-of art offers a greater feast of ex- instead of the number of citizen* IL- > |a.ul ab(JUt nlnrtv fr<1„| Washing- the 1 quisite coloring than Michigan's coun- believes tthgt when a change-in 5*’a,’;ilon was built' by the i> ' ' - ■ ■ Ann Arbor mid IXmald D. Smith of De­ 1 tryside when old Jack ’ Frost’s chill P°rilanment is made, it should be bar«i OW|| v>m n.M- so rhnt he ■<»i!d bpend an­, troll.' Arthur (X-.'Ii-r of Centralia. Washing* j Alien ■ upbn-the number of actual citi-’en.-. and: .U.k.-rul m touch begins to tum the foliage from Wr Wkve he ks right. JCasMHx^.l^nm^nt amia bopur il.* restful cn- ’ Um/ i* visiting his sister. Mra. D I. ' Morttdand. Aithur was a former n*si- i shades and tinu of . green to n har-1 vigilant. • i ,n„d<>,r •spurt, fishme, ■ dnnt in .Barry; county-and hl* old time 1 mnniutis profusion of brilliant red.umi m | Hii-ir own cdiination und ;imu-*-m*.-ni. friends enjoy meeting him. . gleaming yellow. luscious grange, dtol[ ’ HpQVER. Mr.-and Mra. Calvin Plumley anil . . . began a sysudmitic study and closid* (tnnroon anj Mft brown. Ire-electron of President Hoover wa*. fk-afign of the bird, animal ail’d plant children and Mr and Mrs. C. J Lahr, made-by tire candidate himself.. The I life ol iH*- surrounding district toon were in Grund U-dge Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Charles -Geiger and I SENATOR ROBINSON SPEAKS j President's DesMoine* speech war! after camp vra* mx-md Youngsters Senator Joseph T» Robinson. Demo- 'mor.j tn the nature of a report to stock- in ing In the ncighborh’xx! were eu- ■ children of Detroit spent Monday i Mr and Mrs. Hcrb«-rt Bishop. I cratic leader of the Senate recently !holder. in a corporation than a.parti- couraged to bring r-peitimens’ into with Lloyd laihmeyrr of Philadelphia. | plea for support. Why anyone camp. late on.- aft. rhi»m a mountain said during s' campaign speech: "I Mtn 1 should want to dl*jx-n*e with the scrv- boy came with a gift of reveral r«-w p.-nnsyhanu. L> «jM*ndtng the wcek; think that Democratic speaker* should ।ice* of a leader who has proven so de- plant* for the collxti 'i* He was irirefrain from pledging the quick rertor- । ■vtged and capable in the Won.: cco-1 vltell to stay fur supper along with th-- Mr. and Mra. John W<-1wri. coming by} storm ever known, is hard toj — —;----- — • ati. ii cf , prosperity through legislative ncdnlc i Chang's for the reason that we should 'conceive. In s panorama of climaxi-s.l TWENTY YEARS -AGO TODAY make no promises that can not bc fully. jany one of which nUght have mend! j Mis-'t Eva Hen-on of Richland, wa* : national disaster, the Presrc’cnt ha-, live guest i»f the Ml.ves Bessie DeY.x- ■ redeemed, and the present distressing saved the situation. When the stcry land Winifred and l**ona McLravy the! sUuation has been brought about over of Mr. Hoovcrk fir*: term i< finally a ;>‘rnxl of year* by a combination of written in the cold analysis of hl.-.Aiai.ir Osborn u tqiending a few day* STILL HEDGING. ea .es which are not ah pohUeal.™"Sd b^th^'pSn-.1 in in ’Detroit taking hl* annual tall cluck , Two bitterly opposed graups.up hunting trip with friends on St Clair! the Democratic, party, One is radical .Ttii* 1* a far more siateamanllkc ut- this present tevt shall .-xiH-rb-r- c * |x-r,'u rance titan ,any yet- made by cithersongl joy and pride comixirable to tlk* and the other conservative. Their: the presidential or vIcc-prMldcntlal'ratWnction oftodividUHlmilitaryixrMr. and Mra. George Lankard and: n Fivd nJ Shultz were guest* of Mrs. I ideas arc- further apart -.1 anything, nomlnee of his nartv jformonce given to save the .nation in . _ _ o( <R .a| ,uUonftl M ir. I> to Lankard Sunday. than radical and conservanve elements nominee or ms party. Mr and Mrs. Fred Fo*trr’i»nd diiugh-J of the Republican party. Yc-t each of , THE "Sll.Vr.K BrboN FABMra I*"’- C1“rt»“e WWl«-Tr,buW. ter Marjorie rt-ttirnrd Tuesday from a! these two Democratic group1, "thinks' Franklin Rcxacvclt claims to be a I YOUNG SMOKERS, uw:k’» visit with relative* in Lansing, i Holt anti Eatfin Rapids. farmer. However, the "my farm” to! One day thb week two young boys. t- John Pt-ndergiu!, a former rcsl-’ . man' and' will support tholr policies »hleh lhe euidldaU rer.ned ».en>l J"1 •'“■'•'■» ■“ >"«" ••'■' ■ '■ ! <if this city, is expected as a «in-st < once he Is - in office. According to ume. dun„. „u W he J S Goodyear’* thj* week. ii&n Frank Kent cditqrpil writer .of the farm vote Is really a deluxe estate lit tilclr CIJC IroJn M,ine older high wh Julian Sheldon at p«w paw vi*ited‘ i\l , Democratic tLidimore Sun, "The clear Hyde Park, New York inherited from boys—leader* and boys who were v nEvelyn Phillip*. Alma Bi nRoi.evelt jiolify ha* been to trust the! hls mother, and containing a twenty-: »'«!!>' admired by, tlw student body tie ..nd family returned to i ..... < „ . There is little that pan tic dork-or said Progre.Mives to hold their belief tliat; five room mansion, a private k°lf to Mu-rect this condition. Nor b there he u -one of us' whin* convincing the; r spending couple of I course, an outdoor pool, elaborate any calamity connected with it conservativM nut lie is not.’" In oth- ■ flower gardens, extensive kitchen gar-j Smoking lias become so general and PRESIDENT HOOVER heir parents. Mr. and Mrs. er words.tlie Roctcwltinn strategy s0!^, ,,,L, horses and’some yoiih has accepted it a-, a sort of dens, a stable of...riding other camp far ha* been of hedging, throwing out I tan”y" le lemon M Denver. Co’otree*. Therefore Roose- badge of maturity, that too few of u* week to spend thr winin a position to criticize. Ybt *-v, ry 1-uggraUon* to corucrvativcs that he xeh>i ,utemcnl th„ have a’ arc ................. _ ..... r parent.'. Mr and Mr.- • adult who has studied the matter ami may Jx- con«enative and h.nting to fanner myt^jf for IW.}. >Tars 4nd I. every experienced teacher know* th;.-. •• radicals that he ma> be radical, de-; ujwW<. w RlfU ,n thetr ,.4rlv t.,n. -i.m-Gf. t.n of the children in THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY I Hiring weli-camxwd addresses, that Urnl d । thMe fow years." »«**' exressn.ly and n-m.u:, ‘ Ch :Nr Wctre-1 went to Grand Rap-! carefully conceal his real views—if he . , an alert Student. They ar, discouui- 1 r> •1 " • ” P r t. .j ugrote*que How many Barry county ,hf thw aR(1 turn. ■...!*.-qmprr.-nt ■d- M inlav after «’visit with his moth-1 fanners would expect to make a profit:public are spending on their cduc**n >h Pi-’-'d. i’’ un - . r -aid n..:h:rr: .r be open both to conservative and lib­ from such a set-up even with twb-dol- i It is likely that few; tob.uco denier J H Collister or Battle Cttx k wa. , : ”’at this itifdunaj . I , und touched hl-->vi:ip..tliy in any-J MR. FOULKES HAS MADE eral IntrrprctaUon.' DURING SUCH ।I lar wheat? i. . < j bM.., ii n iuii., Our but Within one tear from TIMES AS THESE WHEN THE SAFEANOTHER SHIFT, WE HEAR THIS CHANCE MEETING. THAT Mr and M, Wilbur n,llrr ol Ed'.l THE BUOTIIK1I Of DR. HOLMES TY.OP THE NATION DEPENDS ON BALLYHOO THAT FAILED. MOUNTAIN BOY TOGETHER TViTH j 1 ll« <M aww ib.l »«. • SANE. CONSTRUCTIVE POLICIES. One doesn't hear very much about Repudiates His Former Oppo­ ALL THE ■ OTHER CHILDREN OF , ' a moment in John Holmes’ |x-arv(ul THE DISTRICT WERE ATTENDING ’’ Alix-rt DO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED: prolnbituii issue these day>. Mill-! I . -Mon ..! (, ran.! Rapd* ^ pro! , in(s „ wl ,. xhlelic ,. whl .„ hc sition To Immediate Pay­ A STATES WISH TO GIVE: THE MOST h»nt wets anil dri’s who tried to fore.-1 r.’,J« ww‘k’, could really have been said to have epment Of The Bonus CAPABLE TEACHER. THE ENTIRE • n ‘1-h i" nr°w .. . vied ins more famous brother. The RESPONSIBLE OFFICE IN THE question Into a place of promi-. EXPENSE INCLUDING AN UP-TOWhen G.dn-.v Fmilk*--. democratic Ml*. Etlx-1 St.nd.-r Kalama/o.,. ,.1X)1 . ........... V41r (1( nh. • wa)( Ull. ///:’ WHO would ■ WORLD TO A MAN WHO EITHER nencc during the campaign h»'e found, DATE BUILDING AND EQUIPMENT. .... and ho ocr.... candldut.' for congress, wtv. barnj Chuiee ot his icnhveranuuit. have beautiful /*«**-*' BEING PROVIDED UY MR HOOVER LACKS THE COURAGE OR THE thrmwlves talking without an mi-i hnnly had It. ‘ Murtninc itirough tin-, part of the dis­ Ralph Waldo EROM HIS OWN PRIVATE FUNJX*! in his yarJen muni ABILITY TO ^EXPRESS HIMSELF dtenc<. Tlie reason for tills Change In j , .. . . , .(Emerson once said of him, "John’ irict with hi* music wngon4 he took’ rn«l b,.m. bMUM«f ..ib-r»n-»d... uM,. CLEARLY ON A sTKr.i SINGLE < have beautiful Voses m-nu vnvs v ONE OF-.sentiment is that the great majority of । im.-nt.- orally ne not ••Ider.brother stand* for wit." he real­ time to visit tlie Banner office. In lhe THE -IMPORTANT’ ISSUES JS THAI , people realize’’ (hat the economic B-, cnng .tlir qnvinmm.-nt i n ha s hear I—• ' ly placed the younger tlve higher of the count*- of a cotivrirutiun in this otlicc FACE THE tSpUNTRY? Hl* mOthftt died . . , of oh! sues at Make -completely ouuhadow ( two; but It is doubtful whCriu-r the . .... lat.... lie Mild substantially. this: "A few lit an Infant and hi* friemts in the-city the latter part of the the matter • of alcoholic be vc rages-' -mark, or would montlu. lino I was in favor <>f paying r^.. , , Oiavc paid much attention to it had it the soldiers' Ixmtu now* but since Plenty of time to settle the dry ques-l FRANK FITZGERALD r ? . < . .' K “ ireached him Wits at.-not uncommon. thirtkii;< it over I have come to the thoughts anti cnwft Frank Fitzgerald. Michigan's secre­ tion after the economic? jilbuds , have | to''nd l.-.HiL ,o attend th.-1 w.ddiijK !a|)1J uu. unappreciated, but the conclusion that John (Congrt \.buui tary uf state, seemed to take well with ’jcleared. Dra» a»(l “alter njixirn humorist: for whom dally Ilf*- K.-tcham> was right in nppot4iig tlie I furnished It* o-*n entertainment. L-. immediate iMynieiu of the bonus, and the people of this community who at-! Mn--- Gr.vre Pryor and Mabel. Rus* । lx*s rrcjRnlzetl by tin- public and yet * VOTE OF ' NO ' IS SAFE Tended the P T. A meeting nt Central j 1-.IT.T lx; —* .. l„.,i„„.Aunf„bi’lb« Voters of Michigan will be called |l--- --------- ■ Smet- that tune Mr .Foulkch luis had • ^gditonum Thursday. . Mr. FT'.zgeAild "Xlb^, ,: '' Tl“' »■ *r e.H..b.-,:.ph,r„ I1X upon to decide the Lite ot aeven pro[ ------------‘ ----l-,;w been with the Department of State ;1 -.‘I ... rmtxt iininierraUng triimp who wand- ilifi rmed, and now announces thftl he posed amendments to the state con-! adhere -trittl tlie Michii '■‘.'su, d *fr °r hPm 'v ll,’i end through lhe little strert. u..- :. in favor of lhe Irntpcdiate ]>aymcnt twenty year* in-various capacities. ■1 stitution and propixd to change ti1(. ■''o'< rine’lie :■ t Sur.du.-«:,h Mr mid Mi.- Guy |<,nolIK(1 t|> fri,(J Ho!|n,,s. OllilJS,h., of the --------soldiers’ -------bonus Mr. ---------Ftoulkes He u generally-reganded T> a sincere ’' . • • ttk * MI,i UIltJn !tRaJ -*Ke <twcnty-nr im; Monthly ior Ext.on | an(1 to jlls «mnt»alkin X«l' tame Ir.ito prominence ux a/mcmU-r ot and cap-bi- public servant of roruid- P"** 11 ^vtrictlons concerning ,—r -------- -— -r ------------« HA;; can legally- buy or U- sold ci e she will vuit relative.' He gej# pn...s „• jutmrtrd coin,, the Taxpayers’ la-ague of- thia ;taU:, has been trubiy more than average experience, manufacture and sale of blcomargmc j-i-jils law. we b. 'EARS AGO TODAY j on hk window -ent with which to sup- urging that taxes mu*t be greatly n; The Banner has already ’ discusM-d j ly ignored for some- years. Ft ply. according to Ids’whim th. -- stray duod tor the ix neht ol the nvci--burand ability.. Therefore H is not sur- {these measure* in .*ome detail and h«velis o,u’ ,.1 rrs’-nctrons which m; .hi jm bn —W. .1 Holloway *-|n it- ;passers-by. oometimc* quc»tion i nS’' ~ p.-Wns; tliat thuMt who bcazd-.him n-: ... ... ..ii.. I nothing unless backed by public opin- -—*Sutytay with hi* brother; I. L. Hollo-' w,. „„ therh and getting an ample mu Air? Foulkf. to explain just how the im- ’ maimer Ct arranged'. »l w»» In II* tar I imuntaiiri way in Kal.uiiaMo, im-rliate p;iynn nt ot Sg.IW.oho.OW out worth before they left him.. . We might add. however. Hint in oiir,u ut these youngster* ire gmru‘ Iho' Hh’.ey went. to Jackson Monday jrtinent. facts of Hu- tn.c.iiry of the United StaU-A , . -------■ i John Holme-* was an admirable opinion vulers would !>*■ about 85’ix r ■ txcause they are smoking W* -attend the "an interning rnni<-nt ’.---im p Kl,n” n,‘ i mimic, which hl* brother Wendell wa* to thi; former .orvin- jncn fur bonus, rent correct to vote "N*O” on every ‘hat they are handkapjxn t- lie will go to Chicago to ntwhit-h will n<>< lx- due until ItH.'i. is in M. .nd l» 1*4 » t.«w «■« ....... selves in g,lining x gtx»d trailin' qx-iiinz ex<rei.M.-s i.m , of the) un . Yankw- farmer of his m-qiiakntnnci- iMnnmiy with hii< »iuiuunc<-d ’ plan <>! art.- little boy* trying ta art Ilk ROOSEVELT S* SINCERITY. nee u» n*c reducing taxation. Paying the soldiers’ .... «. ! who UMtd to pre' ix.ry*'and naturally lo>k awfully fi —•— \<>ung ot Ai-j....-., .. enunciation* ol th.- won! m.yVould mt un tm|»»ing a-tux —Schuyler Marsluill. st. John* R :an arrived in Ilin city Saturday to’, -----; The hn>l would com*? jightly. a.* burden «l t’JO each ii|H>n ’*' *"" l“ every man, ~~ it relatives. Tty! Gctor returned Itf finding The que.»tion trivial*-Wi-llI” woman and child in this'country. Just k Even the old Congreftfonai Rot-ord. indiiy morning util!.- Mr* Young will how. Mr. Fmilkvs ih to lighten th*’ load w/iO IS EVASIVE? Tlie second more drawling, on beginning anti friend to see the important:1 of the matter. ><f the-average taxpayer by adding on i Wr-eh ” Th.- third more drawitngly an average<>f Ifto io »HXJ lo the family.,, noniln* ir. imy; bin the remit probI still, btit Mik-mniy. a* U grappling fne- lor the i.iiinediAlc payment ol the" in ,s.u-. dltatively with the whole extent of the Mdrlier..' bonus. Micm* chiticult to exnaUiing more than a few subject. "We-C-Cll!” Thc—mixL-HMM • pluln. dJyto the. criti- i We an- told .that Mr Foulke* is n tfcntiy. nlafk-in-r into the vernacular lie Cocrnr Journal. and (ringing the ulmlc thing emphat­ shifty fellow, u> he may be able lo ically into tlie field of action. "Wai!"— stialght<n out this matter It u rca* H to lx- Hi’.tif-d now or never And inrted to us that over in hlsLwn part then at Ia.4 decisively, as .! the case of the district, democrats ure com­ were made* up. and n» human power plaining because old-line democrats, j could overrule it. “Well!”—Thomas who have fought the party’s battles lor years -.ueh »;> Roman I. Jarvti. I Wentworth Higginson. and Charle* Kimincrlcc—were turned j porarics down, while Mr. Foulkre, who had been SPEAK.LOUDER THAN WORD classed u.v -a republican and who. iw we are informed cblk-d for u ri-pubh> amazing mat sucji u aht-rt time Way HE PRESIDENT ANSWERS i-un bullet ul lhe primary two year^ a man wk* gil set'for ostentation*; FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY ago, wu> made the democratic nom­ NEWS GLEANINGS. when he washed the 7<>k- and son have ojiened h finej inee! That type of man lx not the kind marjeet cn Jeflcruon street oppo-’ The Hoover Dam, when finished, will <4 a repress nijtuvc-khe pcojde pt this n.-d a red ribbon mt the largest artificial reaervolr in district netdJul WashiA'gton at thia le.- store pf John Stanley’s/ when-'I' make tail -Otyo State Jour-fi the world. Covering an area of 145.000 . time. criticism PtoMqcn: hoovi • ’: acres. . TUa T-Tactinrvc Ranns*r ftnd Ilumb,ln« lhe Hastings Danner^ aNCj ObinioHs; This a n d T hat Backward Glances; n Bits of Yesterday t WhoJ Others Say It fits perfect 1 HIS is what you hear when you wear an International Custom Made suit or overcoat! They appeal to the eye and please the pocket. Hundreds of samples to choose from. A ' seven-day service and a fit guaranteed. Suits and Overcoats . $17.50 to $35 Kuppenheimer Custom Made Suits and Overcoats . $30.00 to $50.00 J- Lambie & Doyle "The Store for Dad and Lad" p'rnm Scrap Bool; 4 Quotation Pungent Paragraphs of Our World iy dare undertake to do Give them About 44 per rent of the capon grown And to think that Standard Ollli ll.»> If M«ww3„ delhww a! “> tte u“w au,«-‘ “ “W** Pr» sldetrt Hoov* **» called wicked because-it made a* BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. icry able speech at the court house on much on a, gallon of ga* a* the State L £ aha. mt<h. u. p, About half of the world’s movie the*-1। The cost of succcaa in any enter­ dent of the United St Friday evening. Iters are located in America. prise, and the cost of joy m any un;ir->grums Greenbacks are worth in coin 01 3-4c I mov. sacred trust o' our nation ts the dots now—Ban Pranctwo Chronicle jrhe lad of the matter remain: dertaklng. .whether the goal is reached congress. on a dollar. . | Only one-half of 1 pc- cent of .the' prenideut of all the people, a man of dent in the liistory of Tlie proposal is made that our army rrifunded the country, that Mr H6tnr We wph it dLlinetly understood that’ manufacturing establishments In the or not, t> unqualified commitment to your own blood and upbringing, has-sat and n^vy be consolidated. It might ha* provided thr only real trader >hn thr ladies are especially invited to be United Stater, enfffioy more than 1,000 the task in imnd, complete loyalty lo President* in thr White House for the last three give them a pretty good football team the coun’.rv ha.- had in this .period o , . . , , present at any and all meetings af- worker*, and only 3.4 per cent employ lhe ideal."—Dr. Tlmma* A. Goodwin. b^*”th- (e£ieri.by the republicans. • jcars.. Ilf. your misfortune wijhaut ,-ufc___ :_____________ _____________ "He (Hooven, has made a record in ' P* n ”r There’s. Austm Biaire. the great war more thah 350troubling to know your’burdens. -wntH” presidential initiative and constructive at hu opponents In this sovemaire. 1* going to spount. *plt and !e.idrr»hip and has benefited from It out heartaches over your miseries and we need is an auto that rill connection it is surprising to note that sloj^-r dirt in this city on Saturday ■ Sidewalks Ina Washington, D C..1 accomplishment unparalleled in the park have been set aside for tlie use of economic history of thia nation or any casualties; without summoning every *tQp and count 100 before hitlipg i remind American* that they Mill have Room-m-1- the patrician and aristocrat, evening next "Alas |xx>r Yorick" ,roller-skate*. other."—Charles G Dawes. avenue of skillful assistance. Lreespec-1 telephone pole -El Rene (Okla ■ Tnb- a big stake ir. this country, that de­ who had the kdvantage ot careful home On October 13. Frank Jones, a no­ i spite unemployment and depressed training, private tutors - and exclusive torious character of Battle Creek, was The head -football coach of the Uni-1 tive of party or view, without using luu< ; business the country u Mill far better schools should indulge frequently in a arresu.-d,4>y Frank S. Bowen and I, W verity of Washington gets the same "The development ot the character every ounce of hi* strength and strain----------j utt than the other nation,* ol the world type of mein, unkind personal abtue Bwartout on a charge ot Jumping his ■salary as tlw president of the school. - ot men and women can go on tn bad Ing hU every nerve to protect and help.. All of which whicu unnp inevitable iana brings up the, the Inevitable and so are American cituens citizens as com- that is entirely foreign to the nature-pf board bill at the Hastings House time* as tn good Umea"—Calvin CooL wlthout using every possible agency ct question, -u a pretty saleriady neces* P«cd with the citizens of other coun­ Herbert Hooverr the Iowa farm boy. ,xfi ooP . Dtlu-to IN A law has been proposed adding 1 idge. etaoin etaotnn are facts that Americans, born m poverty and dependent on hu per cent to the income ux of all per-1 * democracy that would bring aid. with* «anly a counter attraction?’—CollegeJtner 1 -Thete ’■’»**« *** rhculd consider carefully.—Washington, can ability and sturdy ciiarac.tr tn the There are 3.073 counties in the Unit­ sons failing to vote tn the United; "Men who achieve most, boast least " out putting aside personal ambiucn Humor. Star. । struggle for existence. ed States. States. , —Greuvdie Kleiwr. tn public Office I , Crumbs of Wisdom 1 �4EAR Dppo LJ UM 1/ •'uulke. ibcr ol state, ■r-burif imuo out. Stale* iNlltUS. te load itift on family, Il tiu- ii pari comocrat*. battle* rpubll- cached 4nt. lo wlu. Till HAMTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER ||. 193S CO. AGENT FOSTER HAD ACTIVE YEAR ENJOYABLE CONCERT ON SUNDAY EVENING Hoover Policies Arouse Confidence In Nation—Program of Roosevelt Still Remains an Unknown Quantity GOOD CLEAN MILK Given By An Indian Band From The Mt. Pleasant Protes­ (Continued from page ona) tant Mission trolled'' inflation of currency. He has until after the electvm. If Mr Hoover, PRESENTED ANNUAL RE­ The Methodi*t church auditorium been । the equally vague In regard to agri-;u ’ xucccssful *’’* we believe •* — ••upward —• trend that began after lhe R F C. i wa* crowded Sunday evening to hear a PORT TO BOARD OF BUimmediate cash payment of started to- function will continue, be­ delightful band coucert given by In- culture, ' PERVIS0RB THURSDAY , dlan young men and ladle*, who belong 1lhe $2,400,000,000 bonus. Nor ha* fa- cause busliMand agricultural leaders! to the Protestant Indian Mission at Mt ।said * hrtiler or not be inlciids lo sup­ know definitely the policies Lhe pt»*l* i INCREASE IN INTEREST Pleasant. Tfay were a fine bunch of ।port such relief measures ** hu run­ dent intends to follow and have e nflFcclball loams, professional boxer*—in fact all big athlete* in other hand. .’ IN EVERY DEPARTMENT folk* and tfair entertainment proved ।ning mate. John Gamer. introduccd’at drnce in them If, on training—have plenty of good, clean milk on their training very enjoyable. Aside from tfa piuslc. ■• thr last emigre** Mr. RooMveU shall be auccer&ful there would still be doubt, fautat-on an I 1 tfay gave a sort of pageant illustrating As tlie election day comes nearer table*. Why? Because good, clean milk contain* every form Continued Economy In Office various event* connected With tlie early thorn* wlm are directing entciprLwu. ;(Kvoubly more acute depcex.*.. n than wj of nourishment that strength-growing bodies need. Expunscs Leaves Sum For settlement of this country by tfa white both large and renal), re^zr that there now ex]>erienc6 until he made his pollpeople—auch ■* tfa signing ot a treaty u a possibility of i jadr.flSB change in;i_ ------------ -It — cjcs-clear. the-----------------------men he names ... for . Work The Coming Year by William Penn and several Indian guvexnment and not knowing what ef- hi* cabinet and the plan* ho.proposes Thursday of — last week. County- Agent chiefs, and the sparing of John Smith. fwt mis cliangc may have arc farelai.t for economic recovery rha'l meet j the 1 Lt milk the FIRST emphasis should duced in thifi Hate. Why la thia? BeHarold J Foster, made hi* annual re-eby Pocahontas ■ about. Atockirgr up or brwncliing ouf I approval of the country, there Is utile . be put on CLEANLINESS and purity. i-aube we have every facility, mechan­ l»»rt to tfa B-wirdot Supervisors »liowThere was also presented a meeting Consequently tfa y are marking time to doubt that an upward trend would b-mg a very active year’s Work with 4-H of chiefs ot tfa Ottawa* tfa Chippe- «ee what tfa future may bring In tfa* gin. On the ether hand if his pro­ ical and otherwise, demanded to pro­ No one can tell whether milk is ('LEAN Club- H..m<■ Economic Extension and wa* and tfa Rotawatamlra near Cross writer, mind lbi» accounts fur tin p<»nB did n t rr.ee: the appro’ al of th duce CLEAN milk, and every drop of nr not by jutf! looking at it. An actual Agricultural Extension work Tfa re- Village. Michigan, many •year* ago. at downward trend \n price# that ha*j»*n country there would t - a e-mtmired milk you buy from u.* cornea from our ix>rt shows a reiisstantial lncreu.'«-ln in- tfa InaUlence of a tni*M<>narv. to put 'noted in the past few week ' lack of confidence tn tfa fat ire and tfa TEST is all that can prove whether it is own-carefully selected herd, which is tortat in «>very department of the work «n endjp tfa warfare that had been If tfa posrebllity of a change Im.- depresrion would b c.m- far rare clean.or not'. ' by tfa Barry county iwoplc Tiw an- K'df.g'on between there three tribe* for brought till* about, ru we believe it aCUUh regularly inspected. Why not try High-, „ ,, U facing an cmeraerief ‘ has. it„'» Is *---»>=• reasonable to expect •»>■: that -> an nual report bear, out tfa throry tfat ’• 1"«« time. ” •« » i>b*______________________ '■> «>■” Our country U fartni an cm-rerefav) A test of Highlands Dairy-Grade lauds Dairy Milk? We’ll deliver it, icy .. '.“ - .W ------ -•-* »ult jn “ B decided The eMenxbunenl worth while. •"«•> Orrafc*. .unitor to wxrllme when w:-.e «nu de­ there b more call for Extension Work T... “A’’ milk by Michigan state officials cold, to your door. A phone call will .u- viu.... downward movement until thr type ot. u rmlned leadership wdl be r.<:e.van in de(>rre*i<>n tinyw than in good timwi and tfa faarty applause gave* tfa has proven that no cleaner mil.k is pro’ cubiuct Mr. Roosevelt select.', and -the at WnMihuEtun. Mr. Hower *. ■ 3 knbWn bring it. A few of lhe summary figures given,tor* no chance to question the *pprvprogram fa- Intends to follow txcume quantity. Mr. RooM*vrt: is an unknown by Mr Ftostcr follow: ‘A total of 222 elation of Hasting* people, clear. quantity. The jnuc«tmn 1. "Shall wmeeting* were held which ifl.iiio i ------- ■ • * *—---------So. In lhe writer’* opinion, no further chans1, captains nw during ■ storm Ln (xople attended. This number does improvement in bu»ineM( can tukr place mid-ocean?” not include tfa ineetpuL* held by local , leader* in fatt'Tlub and Home Fro- | iMMiiie* groups; 1424 farm visits .were made; 1M6 individual letter?; answering ! ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. PHONE 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Janie* Munroe Aspinall. second cX‘M: u inquiries were written; 10.31)7 circular | of Robert and Lydia Brumbaugh A'-- i letters <»! a general nature were sen! j plnail, was born in Miami coun’y mar out<>y tfa office; 1711 person* called on ■ (Continued from page one) Clayton. O|iio. September 16. laGO and. thv Agent at tfa office for agricultural Information while 734 people called tfa1 thr dam at the outlet were removed ’ da’t. • have undoubtedly confused tills ‘ number of years, and the last thn ’ DENIES CHARGE THAT office by tclepfamc; 514 Barry county Gun lake wo* tfa subject of court acictal with the nimiunt- actually spent1 bny* and girls were in 4-if .Club.work, turn tn delrrmimiur lhe. proper favvL, lev. I WEIGHT TAX FROM STATE *r' L' i MICHIGAN IS BANKRUPT by the IsKtrd. . j while 49H Barr y county women finished That wa* dmte everul years ago ThWILL BE USED FOR THIS tfa Home Economics projHt of Home {board of supervisor* authorised, bul The:»' i’ not n i» ardror de|>artmetit: gaining wfan a sudden change i-ame I Secretary Of State Fitzgerald PURPOSE in Che state government that exceeded' Hirnlshings; 26 farmer* were enrolled did not jiay any |»rt <■! tfa expense of and death took hi* spirit away. In the Farm Account Work, and over; building tfa darn to maintain the lev. I i|» budget for the fiscal year ending No 'Country* Father" when Addresses Meeting Of When twelve years rtl age he camel 300 people call' d at the office on the R ha*, however, been maintained at tfa COUNTY -At Valley Forge— June 1932, tfa .-ccretary Continued ; ..... . WILL HAVE TO . to Woodland. Michigan where he grew! P. T. A. Here government wed and Bed l<«n work. level fixed by lhe-court, except during i* tfa- re«ul' of the campaign fori They decried him. RAISE ONLY $42,QUO tn, manhood. Ou January 2. 1890 fa j Frank-D. F.'.^-rald. Michigan j-ccrc- "This TIm ::- figure.-, do not utlcnipt to men- i>-iiod* of very revere drouth, wfan it t.i’ . d economy instituted .by Gov . united in marrfagt with H.-if.e « turn tfa work done by Mr. FMster on drops a lltUe'below the fixed level. It Board Of Supervisors Vote To was Brucker. Brngdom who i-otfad him. in death;’ farfti grain cro|».. Iiuy. pasture and le-iwlll fa.: remembered that tlie stench H.u. ' ;n .-ixts-farr . r» ’. ■ .1 No’.imfar B Three children wi< .’xg k iiankr.ipt or ha gume cro)M. his work on upliuui and along tfa shores of this lajp: became _ Men belled him. Relieve Assessment Districts '-.born (Gertrude - • B. Arif*- " ’ jxr.«n<? when a tuvernor'faced such: B. and•*F^nle j exceeded budget ullm muck soil*, poultry.-Mjyp. cattle, swine 'an alnvMl unbearable nuisance to cot‘-n< its problems .. thwe Govcrnoi From Payment In 1932 w wim Ito p.v iNiMrd -d on four years this Sep. . j address fafor.- the p iyi<t K' neraC'dalrv1 'Other tliiiu:,* t x> tugrr.s ami re-sort owners jn hot weathA "Man of Destiny ” to Bruck, r ha: .fam!’ he emtinped The . — »uhg man he wu> | central auditorium tember 4. Wfien a y»whg man fa wa* Last week the hoard of supervisor numerou* to mention in an article of er The low level made it'very InconGuide us now— converted and accepted Jem* as hu(* i evening., this kind have come under his sii(mt- venient for owner* of boat* wl|cn.'a took .. „up r, the consideration .. . . payWe dertde turn. <>! tfa* g the extra m -ion of the Wtslavision during the y< ar ltu|>pt*ned befor. tlie court acted nnd nwnt of the.County Covert Road bond - Bavlor and remained true. He teavej I Arox ding to Mr Fitzgerald, thr; t«r ahirh rrdue.-d the state budget by —Korea Bigelow. II. to mourn his passing, two daughters ‘state has *31.0W(km। in caslf and a One of tfa Interc.-tiiu; parts of this | tlie dam wa* bullL the level dropped which wdl fa due next May und in eight five and one-half million dollar. He grandchildren. bCMdes 4 broth- net bonded indebtedne., of only report L. to fa found in the eepnomy , much below where it i» now held. May 1934. For 1933 tfa county will reQI-ESTING. faced polltital suicide in calling the . ’Mc Foster has pnii-tic-fain running hu । We ntrntlonrd last week lfat.it reive Jt* proportion of the add:1 fata! two Miters Mr* Minnie Farrell and ti«’. -two and one-half million instead ... -n Time is a big ciuince to reduce Along the trails of science in thought office. In past,year* budget* ot $5,000 would be decidedly beneficial to own- n half of tlie weight tax. all of tfhich Int.f the K0 million indebtedness as government expeiiM^, further and this, ’ ‘ Elizabeth Friend a! Evart. Mich. or tatU r fave l*< n r.tLyd Tu>t year of resort lands along the shore* tif rrex-e for 1933 will fa given to coun’­' Mrs. To where the latest telescope reveals lx Mdr* n circle of friends who wall &ad- claimed bv a gubernatorial cjndidatv i» gains to be done." it n upfH'uprialiait wu* no’- made by the* Barlow lake, as well as tn the edttage tt<:. •niis.uas done ut thr recent s|» during the primary campaign Fifty Been use of the demand for license Die,latest star; ’ ' ly miss ids prerencc here. ‘ Bnard of Sujienisorr. for this work, owners on that lake if it* levrj could cial resatan of lhe icghlatur* for tlie million of the indf bt.-dneM the (dates carrying tow numbers, the Dr- Or where mflnitcstn}*! within a speck but Mr. Foster wa* toid to-conlinue th- W tnaintalVrd ravcral feet above wfa: purpoK os helping counties ' ■■ ■• with their tary said, consists <>l the road bondr purtrnent of State has uitraducrd a «f dust <brk <>n the faUn<>- left over from ai>-’it now is.1 That would fa v<ry eiu-v t« roud , ..._ which were passed on by the people of new system ol numfaring that meets Anotiier universe revealed is challenge program-., Tfa legislature alio prop!-Mtimv. "I Other years which do because a’considerable streath flow, gave to county board* ot MipervUo:* Hie demand, makes identification easier lo our trust. amounted lo $3.030 24. ft was »upi*ore<i from the lake. ’Hie’ outlet could fa ulr right to ore this additional 50 Although the state administrativeand antes the state ap;iroxlmatcly 140,- Bui with the FAITH of EINSTEIN Hint this would last nbmll a year if the controlled without entailing much ex- cent*of the weight tax to apply on jwtylR- .nl disperses about $133,noo.QQQ an- .000. Mr. Fitzgerald said People are and MILLIKAN we face mo-t rigid economy wa* )i:;«rt)"cd pome, mi ns to raise tfa level scwral ment of Covert toad bonds ' nually unly u fraction of this rn»vM nt - writing In already for 1033 licenses, fa Tlie undetermined marvel* of undetcrThe rep.rt *howyd that Mr. Fosb-r feet if necessary.; Tills would be a actmil state expcfW1. Mr. Fitzgerald stated. Tfay wUh to get numbers that mined space. The amount of Covert road bonds had not used apy ot tiw county money great help. said. Ha'pclnUxi out that the board: correspond to their age. the year in —Hosea Bigelow. II. due next M.iv Lx substantially $6(MK’ for fas ralary and in other way* had. Barry county lias other resort lakes For j.1ir May Mnv of 1934 it will be .sub-t.-intial* (Continued from jiage one) collect* and distributes sych Consider- which tfay were born, the date on cut dtflre exiieiv-.e!, until thr n»sx ol th.- from Which gtream* (!<>•* that could be .jy gjn.ooo. whfa* the th." shite si able Item- »» the primary .school which-they. u«rc married, . . . etc. . .. With .... the .. The production of 307*45 bicycla* in J. ” While will grant work will U around rnn ’rolled in manner !(> BiUr^ vuiiiikj county the ,,d<!<d add" Walter OU*. Ofaego-135. .'money, the gaaolifa tax, „. W-W.„EW.. w .......... ~ wtU the United State* la*: year wa* 20 per miscrUaneou* . ....1170(1 . for tlie year . ... ... tiu- same . . . a* an* -mj half of the new »> »tem in...operation Hie slate 1.. .*r:.m irtoKA.it ^uht . 'tax .Mr ■ ............ William Jain< < IfasUngs, Odd Fcl-jfa-s and thr genera) property tax and . lx- able to incna.se it* supply ot‘ low• . leatiiui a totalI ... ot Ct-livi $1300 fur tor Ww. Extension ^qun Inlro lake -ir.rl and rsill tkill (-..I-., lake nt st fl,.the .praseut 1033. it will not be paid — ' ■ cent over 20 >c«(» ago—proving tliat Work during 1VJ3. The. doard of 8U-jlimr. Wlwt l-Inquired is Concerted at banning of tlx.- year, but will ,n>«■ *’ Arena *«-..•» Club—130. • ithat ygrtoux partially-informed candi-j number plates. j, the "bike" h still holding it» own. . IwrviMim was not a.-ki-d to' make ah nriimi by coltog<\<>wm*riiBnd th*- own- be |»ld quarterly .. i, ,. i..Third Event: (Weltei a* It is rue’ived by;Third Event: ‘Welter Weight! — ersthis of rr.-ort lands around such lakes , appropriation 'frjr Extension Work the Mate The first payment will fie in Kauffman, Allo lunattachediWe refer especially to tong, lake lo Apm ifO3. and this can all be apjihed: Hope townaljip. Fair lake In Barry (on th.- COTert road bunds that wdl be) Wood. Belding. (Bedding Club) township and Bristol lake in Johnstown .,due next .May Farther |»yinrnu wall Thi. will allow two years ol tills fine township Without mueh trouble or be niaCM made, u In, JU1V July. October and' Jniiii- I'ojnth Event: 'Light Weight*—' I wink among Barry county . boy* and ' exi» n-. th.' levels of thew lakes WbHfary of the-next y.-ar, Curly Bailey, Belding, (faldfn; - .7>a», or me di-av jeni-. All the count)' .. girl*. farm women and stock rafa-is I be cai^-d several- feet, which , - , c“n t,lks riale money next May ■Clubi—13S. without raising ihfent of county tux fur make them mueh mmV desirable for . ' Fred Thomas. Hastings (Odd Fellow* p jW|d up to that'lime, resort punxiw.s. — ................................. Arena clubt—13d With tfa help rd this money, from -We arc not mentioning thrae matters tfa state, tin- county will only have Jn Fifth Event, (Fly Weight)— with any idea that It is up to, the su­ Glen Guldefack. Otsego—110 Tlie siiix-rvi.sors named thirr.mcm- pervisor* of the county to de this, br- raise about $42,000 of tfa $04.0M due Harry Beaver. Hastings. (Odd pelnext May. Tiu* board of supervisor* bers ot the board. Bert Brown of I caijse it is not their affair at all. All that they would relieve the w - 4ow,‘. Anna Chibi—IK). Orainu’vllle. Morse Backus of Barry I[tfay could do would be to authorise the decided Sixth Event: -Light Weight)— .«j-Mncnt districts thts year of all pay ­ end W A. Scha.lcr of this city, us a'‘ maintenance of a lake levrj by some* O. Guldefack, Ot-ego—13.». c.immitt'-. to attend th< meeting of.'body eke, after a court has determined ment «»n Covert road bonds; that tJi« v Martin Peck. Belding (Beldlnj Club) would cut the township payment* due tlHfcMichigan Tourist and Resort Asso> , the level i .—135. . . , -. ciatTni.' w hich kill be held next month (luce the amount lo be raised as .the J ’ivent: 'Heavv WdahtJ— <* Thr Andes range tn South America — in Gland Rapids. Hie jiupervlMHii de- ■ county e share. Tom Wayland. 173. r.ded not tn make any upprojinatiun 4500 miles long—h tlie longest moun­ The actual amount' to fa- raised bv-j K0**^ Schuman. Hasting*. (Odd tain range known Xax-this year to retire the Covert roadi’’cl,ou Arejia Club»—b.. bonds due next May are a , follow.- i Hiklilh^EWt: (FraLier Wright»Bv tfa- county J29.C.B412. by tin : Arthur Dowddl. Belding. (BeljlUV township* $18,159.72. or a total of $42 -. Ci,«b' lzo, 813Bl Lls1. year tfa county raised:, E<1 McOra’h- Ifartlngs. (Odd Fel44140345; tfa townships raiwd *27-; 1',*‘Arena Club)—1.V 396 34 and the :».-. -,metit districts $12.-. Alternate &vnt. (Feather Weight)— 059.67. or a total of $8(1.658 66-all Of i ,To ^biUtufad in ca.s" of V*-. Which WU.S uied to retlttriCdrert road-114!’?' ot, extra biut). , bond*. pnnci|>ai anti interest, due last: z,1".,u(Brid.ng May. Club.-128, As anyone can -.e thi, mean* that , Finglcton. Ifastlng*, (Odd Fclthere Will be raiMxi for the retuuig of; *7* C , Take Advantage of These Low Prices You will find, as hundreds of Covert road bonds tills year $37,814 82 J1'1''' Event. Wrestling lew than last.year. A- th' state t«x|, J1,ck ,£ft‘nS5 (Odd F<,1‘ others’ have found, that it will has tx en retftierd $18.0<Mi. or a little ,o*' Arena Club (•-ISO. better than 13 (>cr cent compared with! .”en<! Gnngtullct. IfasungS, (Odd wash your clothes perfectly lb Fellow Arena Club*—13t , | a year. ago. and a„ towmhlp higlmay |i Fpllf ~ A,, "“ rilub.-iak clean, wear longer and run repair and highway (jnprovcmeni tax.:- Alternate Event: — Wrestling bout between two Michi­ hare been either greatly reduced or quietcL ^wd cause less trouble No. 1 Can 9C omitted altogether, pud a-t good sav­ gan State College boy». Subject, t > Bed Quality • ings win be made m school expense* cancel III ion . than any other machine that All events arc to be conducted under ,thlB year, it’can fa seen that the tuxVery Good Quality Can. you have ever tried. And then, it&yera will have a considerable jeduc- - -- ----- . . — i' . tlon tn taxes »x compared with a year [ Judge* and K.-farce Boxin-< bout* lo the best part of it is, that the „ao • । consist at three rounds of three mtni The supcrviMir* have planned for tfa ut£?. c"cl! price is only . . . Bar Icov.ri toM Irnxb M.v 1. IKH. Tlw.totoen In «m«tour U tothat th.- mn.xn.1 u, to n.w-J bv u„. «omb« » K,«T»1 Unodstoml M..Wnon in llwrator 1K3 |.n th., purptw ““ th»' 11 k totombn, tto mmt ot nl.rnut Hu..- bond. .Ill to- rnnvl.P" "*»> * t™im.n..ni v.n.rnw Ito Cana 19C Fine Quality In. than 11.1, >«-» *. mtol. 'W1 rnnnol >.■ oulvd nl Ito un . nl Hine, I' bX Ito Itoln.n Ffro I rr.w and , .l, .1 i, not kn...n InnA much Ito! tothe l.-l Sunday, edllhin onto n.v Cana cuumv .111 ir™..- Irorn lhe .Ule Uu-.|'7'“ Sutortmnid.nl John P bra.lh, can to .inillrd on cto IBM bond, bl ““ U1,r“" p""“ Dei-nmeht Mid: July and Nomntor ol n.«l v«r and, *»» l« <™«ir.t.- yuunt In January „1 im. Whether lhe Mate ■” ,h'' bortn. -one m Ito MU conunue dta-rttni; <11 me wvlahil“““^'m< »' loday-jhmild ux lo lhe counue. MU de|«nd upn. r''"1" ™lhu<liin«- HWjml«< th. nellon ot lhe SmtoUWe. 11 ttoi'™''' «~d ruurn-end Ito lhev Wei. ipolicy shall to eonUnwd Inr UM. no >»' W with a positive guarantee that doubl tfa taxpayers of this count); .. ‘“urn-imcnt ;..mld tot to lalled upon lo ruse any ' 1“1’1 “ I it will give perfect satisfaction money lor Divert h»d tombs; bul lhsl,|“r Pobre IbpannKnl l.> sll depends upon whsi next >^r brlnn to™'1 c™ito-la»“ " lhe lourn.menl or your money will be Helps To Build Strong Clean Bodies THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ACTION BENEFCIAL TO RESORT OWNERS COVERT ROAD BONDS ME DOE WAT FIRST BOXING BOUT TOMORROW NIGHT We want you to try the SP££D FRIDAY, Oct. 21 Gutty SATURDAY, Oct. 22 BETTER BARGAINS! BUTTER 2S Pineapple Corn . 23C 3 Camay Soap ffC 4 2 Tomato Soup Red Cherries 3ic 25c P8G Soap 10c French’s Flour 5 u.s«i. 12c MEAT SPECIALS PORK ROASTS 4 4 C from ham, lb.■ I BACON, sliced QC ’/a lb._____________ PORK STEAK 4 f?C fre.h ham, lb,_. I home made, 2lbi. mW PORK Sausage HINMAN’S We Deliver INSTALLED IN YOUR HOME The Big Little Store Phone 2491 t Taxpayers of tfa county will be glad ‘ Tlie Odd Fellow* maintain a parkins jto know that, with the payment to be i *ot °de block nnr1 . of the Arena where made In 1934. all ot Barry county** ■ charge nf 15c 1* made Owing to the I Coven rmrt, fanrU will fa renred, «*-' lam crowA-it-will fa much caviar far cept those tiial were given on the|P<dro«u lo paik tfair car* in lhe lot Maple Grove-Kalamo Covert road. I lb*n to spend time looking for a parkI which wm built by th- stale On that ‘n« *l*ce upon the street. {road there will be $4512 due ••chl_.M -'.Ti;'.. . uiHaTras’ uiiinni 'year, ih 1935. 1936. 1937, 1938 and 1930.,FAShING OF CHRISTIAN SCtlADER. A* this road was constructed by the Christian Schadcr. father of W. A atate, the County had no control. Schader. died Monday noon after • long period of poor health, aged 90 W. R. C. | year*. 5 month* and 9 day*. The fuThe W. R. C. will have their birth-1 neral will bc held at lhe bchader real-, day dinner Saturday at their regular denee at two P M.. Wednesday with, meeting Katherine Sheldon of Kala-, burial tn Greenwood cemetery Ui maroo will be present. * ’Grand Rapid*. refunded Miller Furniture Company “Complete Home Furnishers' HASTINGS. MICHIGAN TELEPHONE: 2226 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 19. IMS PAGE BIX Boy Scout News Sporting Items Middleville School To Stage Ag Fair HOOVER GOMES TO Trade In Your Worn Tires DETRO T SATURDAY for Sate Gripping Non-Skid The Agricultural Dept of the Thorn­ apple—W..K. KellogEechoolUsponsorSCOUTERS’ PICNIC. ’ in^4i school fair which will tie held i Saturday, P ,M. Oct. 23 at e,30 will Tuesday Wlc5aay aafternoon and evening. No-* ■ (Continued from page one) . • bo held'tho Annual Scoutcn-’ picnic fur \embrr ■** and second ribbons HASTINGS -B” TOSSERS tall Scout leaders and their wive-, nt Olli ’W . r ..*1 . .First ..«U,*.U iu HUUITIA4I1 »IIV »IU* PI APF TMIPn IM I CArilciCan'? Bfn Jo’'a’’’'”'- Sherman lake. Sous depahjteti:.s which will include: mnUT °» wrangemenu for the preslrLAbb InlnU IN LEAGUE Ati afternoon of game.- -’ant.* and >,vn- Agricultural product*: Shop work; ’dm!* visit by State Trcasun-r Howard --™.„. _ Qjxxl time will be terminated «-ith';jj< Home Economic-': Art; and c.lv.r. Lawrence, chairman of the Republican Woodman, Local Player, Near a jot liick suppeY nt 6 ’io v. m. KuHvl ichoct wort A tree evening progr.im'8U,C Central committee. Governor m v —. . , 1' Hut? Han and le»Ice mam cream will will be ftirn-*hr<l furnished of interest to the patrons of the school Cir,cn has MUblMtetJ headquarter* in Top In Ringer Average I by the conned committee In tharge of will be- provided i rj*‘!rolt and will devote the entire week i arrangement*. Mr, T 8. K Reid Is Season ------ '—' -ito perfecting the arrangement.* for HAWKSTERS FLASH VARIED Woodman For I President Hvon-r's visit. <•! iputtng* pkteed third |।._ ...—Cl( ap-nnijMirnt. tor the. .k. ’fur UK- B-1 rcUnty • notify ATTACK AND TIGHT DEj The President is expected to arrive' in ."-c,-an ringer ' .................. • । ■ .-tern MUton.!]’*’ M “7°^ •Uewl*nec ,Mr<‘r' fAI ' team- playerA of t ■ in Detroit a few minute.* before the . fbnSe to win ; •clH‘du!«rtime for hl* addrexs He will be e.-corted immediately to lhe huge i?i:x d by-Jack Hoek.-« hw secrt -i : fiot’BT OF HONOR.. COACH USES THREE crowd- by Governor Brucker. On the on>ro'U|’H- I’l’i Court of Honor for th.- Barrv Countv! I platform will be Senators Couzenx and lor vSA* •“ k luId ,n- cu- court':. TEAMS DURING CONTEST ~ ' Vandenberg, former Governors Green. 1 • -J;*’''' i,n inyim. Wcin<-duy evening. Octi J*), a* ■', MAINTAIN 205 MILES < OF'tir.x-.-brrk, Sleeper and Osborn. United Squad Goes' To East Lansing ”n 1' ’ 17:00 o'eWi'k. Kim Swim*chairman.wilIF ' COUNTY ROAD DURING | Slates Secretary of Commerce Roy D .preside and the Hun. John C. Ketcham* Chatiin. GOV. Brucker. Lieut. Gov. Saturday For Decisive Game wdl give a short address. A yjv-dalj’ on. Miller. Bache Dirkhvidn. Stale Treasurer H c Law­ In Conference Series rence. Auditor General o 'u Fuller. Attorney General Voorhies. and mem­ ber*. of the Republican State Central ING TO TAXPAYERS '.committee. 1 Even tefor* the president's decislpn oop <15, Middleville. 1,. R.' M. and Cub 'Pack No. 12. Now Constructing • Hastings 'tosjieak in Detroit wo*.confirmed, je-1 will hotel Center Road—Decided Im­ I quest* for ticket* assured Governor I Gaw that tlie Olympia would be filled evi-iiine. to capacity. In order to make the ad* provement On 167 Miles . ........... . , , . . . jure-** dress siiar state-wide inIn cnaiacu-r. clutratfer. itit ax. was Without a dollar of help from the .dn-ided that admission would Im- bv taxpayers ispftjTrs of ___ Barry county. xiwng only ticket and that, the tickets would lxinom-y that came io them from the distributed by the 83 county coinstate ot Michigan, lhe Barry county mittres. i: -nu-rung* on Halloween nxid coinniLsstoncrs have made a n—! Because of the demand. Governor that Scouts and Cub:, will markable reebyd. one But surely ought Green at once, warted to arrange for to be pleiU-ing to the taxpayers. ««ruiuw overflow Ii>v«-uii|cn. meetings. Tlie »|>C Iirmmenv president U| is John Kxupled al this time w)sm During the year now drawing to a!cx[>ect«-d to follow the precedent set in! Stanton 695 1964 35 3; anti, unnecessary property damage 481 1366 35.2;: l !■. ilnnr under tip- gu|x* of a Hallowe’en flow the county road cbmmlMon h.i* Cleveland and visit as many of these ; Schroll 48 138 34.7 prank." All Scouts are urged to re­ maintained life 205 miles of county ■ overflow sessions as Is possible before j 418 1323 34 2: member- their oath and !hw. and help roads which they had at the beginning - the time set' for his departure far Hany>r .’01 588 .34’1 M vicr.- way (p prevent mean, ry-a1 tx-lievr President Hoover’s Dejrolt: . pade* which will cau-c annoyance and druwn and real improvement., made on I Strerlman 165 492 33 .*> lo-s of property to others. A hard several of these county roads. In jSii«*ch-wiIl t*«- heivrd by at least one ■ 339 1028 329। times party, hobo convention. weenie addition to'that, the commission B, inlllion votcro*ln Michigan." Gov. j undiT.aking to biiild six miles of the : I'»r«en declared.' "The broadciut will, roast and Campfire. treasure hunt. ex-. 140 32.1 wlx-n! carry to all parts of the state and in I tntg llastniKs Hastings Center center road which.- whet 1130 32 0, jtfuration hike, masquerade inerting 1..: at an estimated _f *jo.- coat 'every thru* will be huge counand other programs may-help as-mtic J,-', Benue 4 completed of county $10. Kiel . 154 318i gesiiuns tor leaders in planning acti- 000, will add six miles more to the t tv meetings at which arTaiigcments; Vo’inty road system I Besides tliat. have bet-n made for radio reception of | Davidson they haw annexed five miles to the the president’s iddrftw,. x F Darluig #06 ’ o r ’ CARLTON FARM PATROL county .-•.'latem leading straight north! "PlansJjajfe already been completed I 802 3O - - Thursday evening, Oct. 13, Scouts from Scott’s Corners, east of Quimby, for five large group meetings in Detroit1 Spkieil ' mid Willard Aranld ac- to a c-’m'vcticm with M-43. Thi.. will add r. is likely that then- Will be at j la- Blond Jr. Shafer to tin- hmm* of afford a large saying in travel for least 75 meetings of this non in the’ John Vert in Williams.-Carlton Cm- many in southeastern Barry county.city, Michigan will show President! Vander M B Vander Bl HASTINGS GRIDSTERS BTOSOW 12787876 MAKE REMARKABLE RECORD I 'Firestone Tire* LinrtuL trade-in allow­ ance— nine—on all Firestone High Speed atul 'Heuvy Duty ’1'ircs! t Why lake a chance on worn, smooth, uncertain tires when you cun buy Firestone' non­ skid »hifc. proven tires nt low- Firm tunc Tires ure designed tread i» thick, tough mid gives 25% longer non**kld safety. ♦ ord in climbing Pike's Pcuk, in 16 miu. 47 sec. 111m lop speed was 711 inileH per hour—negotiating nuiny huir-raislng tiiniH where a skid or a tire II'* that kind of stamina that make* Fircstnnc Tire* nafc and economical for you. That's why race driven* uw Firestone Tires. They won't risk their lives on any other make. No tire in the world hua lly, Fircstnnc endurance. Tliat I* becniiM* Gum-Dipping, the patented Firestone prtwets, mats every fiber, untiring protection tigpiimt internal brut. Two Extra Gum-Dipped Coni Plica under the Tread, give 56% xtroiigi-r lMiiuI between tread hud cord laxly. Don't liny cheap lire* that arc only iiiade to sell. Don’t risk your life on wet. slippery pavements these October daya—I *<■ the same precaution race driven) line. Trude in your old tires—We will give you u liberal uliowancte on Firestone Tires the Mijrit tires in the icorid. PREPARE YOUR CAR FOR WINTER 54 ANDRUS SERVICE D|aAMA?1><A 1HU11C dhWABV COURT .nd JEFFERSON HASTINGS : MICHIGAN Brudf Bennett Baker .. Vhlman J DrYOUng Ttnk Jim r. tenia Brad . • Blqnksnu Buskirk . J.iflh Hock > Dr U-euw anrli 31C 1302 2H iyl-‘»*lwnlcn P"f*W’> "-ix serve Dy Mr.! about two miles, beginning at wliat Mr> iw‘I!kima. This group ___ _ ...is I known ru. a., the Wafers' corner on the tliei irrv coun-. con it-• Pratrirville-ksilamazoo t,.-......... t • . x-..'i ™......... * road _... j andAtolng .. > . I■ iMo oA t V11’ nnwe;it onanixatimi in Barry nr «•>» ly “ hd ail their Scout broth- w.-.-t toward the c.ounty line, ^licre; HH wa .80 ,,rs wwh Ull.in feood J,lct connection was made with' the. Xopd road that hyids to Doster and on into] Mt) 37.8 ASSISTS WELFARE DRIVE Mohday. Get. 17. Mr Shafer assisted Piatnwell an'd Otsego. Tim year the* two mile.- of jhat road not touched Ja-t j . year.about 60 men y<ar have been improved. Tm-y also; 336 tint : - -cuutlng form one team iiiiilt ime and one-hnlf niiles of good 313 lliF: md have a division of lhe work to.ae- road, beginning »• a jwint two miles! ■ ast oi Hickory Corfvers, tlwii . going i south to the county line. These three* and one-lmif miles were parts of town- ■ SCOUT AHCHEBV MEET. ' Don't forget the County Scout Arch- >lnp roach taken over by tlie county' this year,, but because of their impor-i 167 634 2H2J ffy meot Saturday A. M„ 10:00 fair All tar.ee a, ccmr.ecttng links some .xfraI work w.c-, dunv.un them to make thejn! 385 1100 county road*. Tlie township of Priti-I re urged to pnrtKfpale plan 338 1331) our <.wn lunch at noon and luviltf aiiproprnitcd S4<h» toward tlie! 304 1300 two mile* in that township and the] 40 1G0 township of Barry $_‘f» toward the le.-,.i r Is in ch difficult cqiutnicUon work on the one' >UT RADIO PROGRAM and oiv.-haif mile., in that t<iwiuhl;i. I IW Hike WCCO. Mini:. i|m>Us radfr. ThUS-it can be N’en that fourteen and L :m uh ach Thursday viriuiw ul 6 45 wtie-half milt-s have Ixen added t-» the! Manil.ird time, a Scant pro- county road *ysfem and they will be ■ soxl highways-and let iu not fbrg.-tl ................ — ^--w—... and i» that not a'liollar has been asked from!, fitrfacrd with a 45 minute boy»’ and '•he taxpayer$ of Bany county, toward: girl*’ program, wmeumes featuring uUut rtiaroctrr uuilchng nrganuntioii,*.. Probably ’ the mo.-t noteworthy I achlevt hunt of the eumiy.’ road com- : BEST WISHES. intisaion has been the taking over and! uu mid Scouiers improverfienf d jhe 167 miles of; and Godspeed inJ township road*. All have lx*-:i graded 'Ito a width-ot JR feet, and the roadbeds! birthday at this time All Mich Work should receive .the sup- • have b<in c.owiit-d. Wherever tlwre! pan gravel-m th«.-e highway's It has! [xtfl uf the people. ’ been aiilized and murk- more effective i G. 0. P. WOMEN OF COUNTY WILL MEETJO FORM CLUB ' ?ravc! Iras b-en drawn . i H'-l placed where it would do lhe n-.n-t Mrs. Jacob Stoketee Of Graftd ROfxl. While lhe county could not. wUh the nxonev furnished by the state. $27.Rapids. Nat. Rep. Comm. <500. or an average of about $160 per tmlc. do very much graveling. Woman. Will Bo Present Litre confident that they ‘----- ■made a O have ■' • ;• Will l/ . naef.i.g of th. R. . greater improvement wi *i!h dh average Jlican »«niu of Barr) county. county SatS*:-1 of $i60-pcr mile than wa* ever made.32nd. in the j in any towtuliip in the county <with the Hastings j $5oo per mile. That is no reflection Bank, for the w.-.xi-c ot or-jupm toaivhip highway commisMohcrs jWhatev- ? They do not have the equlp| im-nt that would enable them lo k and d«> it easily a- land eco'nomi . •rally. Thfe» equipRALLY AT PRAIRIEVILLE aliment was available tn the county 3- through livei services of the contractors, '• THIS WEEK FRIDAY NIGHT id Brown Bros. _______ ‘. who did all the work on es these township highways. ‘An average i An Adtln s$ By Hon. John J n- jot ten and one-half miles per township Sterling, Benton Harbor — •i jWcre taken over. Tli.it meant that for .or (each tuwifehtp there was, on the averSupp<.r In Church Parlors i the cviuhty The iace. a little fes- than $1700 available for ore- elect :•«. and the ten and one-half miles. Any fairery H-pubucan w<-m- minded ;>crson who. will drive over the roads that have .been improved by th<most cordial la­ county road commission, tinder the di­ fght. Ok nded through, tiu- col- rection of County Enemcer Rakowsky. miro, or the Baryier to the G. O p. will admit that the results are astoundIdn Ai* '■’’omm “ of .. Barry county to“-------' ’ mg cmtbdenhg the mragrr amount of ................... . -® "end this j^,.. meeting or to !>■ *urr to attend any money <he commission had to do the ceding the addrr «up.:‘uhu-quen: meetings lie Id m Hastings w»tk with per and a gct--.<xettR-r affair for thutfe’ir o»n jwipcctive locality | Nwrt Kir anoUwr.l67 miles of townwho cun' to attend All are invited tn •'‘r-' J-'r'b Stckctee. of Cjrand Rap- ;,hip highways will t>- taken over for tlie nddre.- •, which will be held in the J‘ds. Republican . national committee ! wh^h Rle state will furnish 127 000 In church auditorium woman ha.* caiiM-ntcd to attend thi* ! addition the state will furnish ‘ nearly L E. Peeling. We ought nil to be willing to hear ‘ baiurdjiy cv.-ning meeting to assist in $7.tXM) more, which the commission will Q B Park.-.- (Capt »’.n Mdr.. m i»n election which U so In-. »«• organization of this dub and ex- .u*e tn making still further improve­ r- .tmg ^id .-j vital to the people : P«mn tlw, present pohUcal situation, ments on the first 167 aide* taken over thi* country M tlie one will be cn No- !“>d R»c her advw and help. Mrs. thu year Each year during the next vember 8 We should not lx- ruled by Sfekct.-e is a vry charming woman*(our year*, the state will add about Substitutions: Boyer. Boyer has a <>ur prejudice: . but by.the best thought “”d «p‘’ pfe*ence will be an inspiration $7,000 to this county and in each broken finger and was unable to start and (he best light we can p«t on the the Saturdjy meeting. Mrs. case the added amount will be used In tt|c game as usual. suWecl-s that wlll.bc up to the Amcri-: ” A. .Adrounic. will be hosted at a improving the mileage taken over the can people to decide by their vaes. tea for Republican women, at herWne pnxediff the flv “wS MAKING AHI TRAVEL SAFER. Mr Sterling wifi pn.-.nt the i..*>ks at IM South Broadway on Friday aft- ^rtod therewUl£ .XeS* What science is doing to make travel In a sane and helpful manner and will ertioon, at 2 30. Tlie local Republican improvement tn townxhiu hlchwu-x be found to be an tnteresUng speaker 'candidate, will be M rct.l guest* and thS^t thia roSlf VSVxrf by air safer is shown by the recent an­ nouncement that transport planes arc --------------- -----Omgrewnafi Joim c Ketcham wdl of lhat ttmp. rondu££ being equipped'with radio phones, eo Reasonable Pre»umpti»n. give aa lew rBmar remarks yi . better,. so that the county can spare a they can communicate with, ground ‘ Did ywi Haye much snow this year?"! I'nm.i.ini m>.nt V rinvsonable amount of money yearly, stiiupn* by telephone. The discovery *A fair amount, but my ncxl-door I nemployment Note. J these township roads can be graveled of nils method of communication and neighbor had more." • why doesn't your friend apply for' and put in good conditton. and the • How could he have more?" that position?'* » townships saved from all furtfier exxercarrh work of Rw American Tele­ • He has more land than I have/ 'He U afraid of not getting it—the, pemse in building or maintaining graph Mid Telephone Oompay. Royal Arcanum Bulletin. disappointment would be too great." • township highway*. T.K.S. Lake Odessa Elevens in 7-7 Tie WILSON BROS. HABERDASHERS J. L. TAYLOR & CO. TAILOR MADE CLOTHES Wc Extend A Cordial Invitation TO ALL to visit our NEW Store OPENING DAY SATURDAY, Oct. 22 A new store new ideas all NEW merchandise A friendly place to shop for men and boys—and their women folk who shop for them WAFERS CLOTHES SHOP SOO WOOL SPORT CLOTHING MAJESTIC HATS TWEEDTOWN CAPS �TBK UAKTINGg BANNER, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER IK IM! t 7 Social Events and Personal Mention GROUP SCHOOL IN ARMY FINE PROGRAM FOR EXTENSION COURSES P. T. A. CONVENTION WORK CLOTHES Preaent Enrollment la Seven Bubjeela Of Inlereal To Be Pre. And laatruolor la Piral sented By National Au­ thorities | Lieut. 0. E. Hyatt . Miss Josephine Chase • visited rela­ Mixa Theo Parr spent Saturday and W. N. Chldfester is spending this week tive* at Niles over tlie week end. Bunday at her home at Maple Rapids in St. Johns The fixaL group acbool in Anpy Ex1 ■ ■ — ■ The Fourth District P. T. A. will be Miss Ruth Rotabn spent tlw week wo*" field Mrs. Anna Hat! of Grand Rapids A. J Larsen apenl from Saturday Uli ten*ion\C$>ursc» ’ ... on , Thursday luraday p, Grand Rapids. October 27. in! !3. zl tl;; ... visited Mrs Effie Goodyear last week ’Monday at Big Rapid.*. <evening, October :i*t*Ueut*tC,KFhR*^titans connection with Hie meeting of the Mr. and Mrs Elincr Cheney of Hills- ! Mrs Wa^D. Merrick was in Lansing 1 MIsk IRlcn Wade, visited at her home Lleut c E HyaU' .l3S: Michigan Education Ai*oclalton. when'I in Traverse City over the v^-ek end. dale were Sunday guests ot Mrs. John on Monday <Jn businea* W^Bond St. the teacher* of the eight counties of rnrolW In ta.u ,„b. I. du,„. »lu ,klh„ . t„ o,, ' i Mra Nettie Rickie U VWiing her son . Be«n Mrs Anna 8mlth-spent Bunday with Qualrv' WU. n.me »: OWamudlon of T1» roonue. rf the toonh her brother. Frank McCarty, ot Dowl­ Mrs Fay D: Green wm the guest of Jn Grand Rapid.* this week. *. dlarnel Include AlVa.n Barer. ing. . fiidmK T °* N““VUk‘ °n ^.EsttarDotyvjmudat’herhome J T’a. V .nd Cujtom. nl U h , Miln.o Mu.k^u, Beware OreMrs ’Fanny Myers of Battle Creek Fr,au>. -at Atlictuv over thinSmt end. . law The Law nl Mllllao on.nre... 1 allM QU.*. . L**rcnf'' 1Wo,fc.or *» u'“' Mr. L R Gtasgu. and Mte* Sadte -Admln.ur.Uen. Miliuo- aanBuMni TM. on.-d.r p T A mnl.reno. will !”v a??*1*’’’’ M”‘ J W Wo,fr' for ■ Glasgow visited n-latiws in Holt on '.ml ftlrnor C.o.rd DulrJhoM IU re,U.n. Unnnlnr .< IU ft Thu following reductions in prices on tho /Friday. . Mr and Mrs. Jack Snyder vtelted'Mr. revcrzi nays Mop and Aerial Photograph Reading . (j1P [n,jrning in lhe Westminster Prcrfamous' Winner Brand work shirts anti and Mra. Earl Kchiicvn near Caledonia Mr and Mrs Leo Sutton and son of Mt-.s Bcrtham and Hayward of kalTlr5„T‘”V'" ’J’’-'"'1 ““<w*na» church turner ut U0m« on Sunday < Bunday gueit* of Has-: .pent the cnd with Mr». 1 I.nd w.ftm Mmu Adana rhn.. nn Winner Brand overalls are effective im­ Mr. mid Mrs. C. W. Clarke spent relatives. . „u n, M„ „ D H'.ln.n -Minna- Shriber. . - 1n.„„. Officer. Tr. nuu Corin -lumediately., ■ Sunday with Mis.* Kathryn Clarke ml Mra Edith Edger„spent Thursday-* Winston Sheffield spent the weekend !dent,, wid offierr* .nd riill.l.d. nnn Th t, ( tn. Crntrwl P T A nl ih„ cil, Giand Rapid.*. 'Uiih Mr and- Mrs. Samuel’ Pratt ot , with relative, in Battle Creek and Ihr IWwUr Army. Uw N.ftwul <mre_d !T|„r, „u n, r«pr«wnuuv™ Iran lhe WORK SHIRTS, formerly 60c, , ■nd the Oraeniwu II. re r.. . A c< rUh> MicliU.n Ikiwrinrenl ol Ue.Uh Mr. and Mrs Fnuvcis Ritchie KuUund. [Columbia. Ohio. u jiven upon lhe erempleUw of unAna. who will dheuu Imlth landing visited Mr ‘mid Mr* flurry I Mr. and Mra. Glf-nn Bera of Delton. Mi.:*' Rosebud Larsen wa* the-guest ere , - ibeuurre Thi. onffir.u Iproxvlr. nho . arner.l diw _ni.ui b> Ritchie on Sunday. ' acre- Sunday guest* of Mr. and Mr. | of Mr and Mr.* Hank Webber of Flint each OVERALLS, plain blue, 220 weight ,cAcuipi* *.1111111.111011 Uier.l i.l.mrd l.d». nn Uh Brunieaemnu Kiiv lhe i.uuru. .iud.nl ar-f.il ir.cn •.umlnwunn Sidney Mrs. f. ___ R6clwt:t< ‘ r of Innin u i Fay D. Green. <>n Sunday and Monday. . .in this subject for a period of five year.* white-backed denim, formerly OEU unts tor Superior Association*." Judge •st of-Mr. If- J J. Fu f*re«-| Mr and Mi_ ___ _ I.-«nhath ______ _ visited ______, FI,„ .. Mra. Otto Hu- guer.1 of -Mr. and Mra, Mra. HMrs Etta Nash and daughter. Al- .An advanced court*- will lx* offered for E J . Millington of Cadillac and Dr 89c, are now . 03 Mr ;nu Mrv W.te. WMIe-ol B.«k X rXrM “ iEl to ■.M.t... aitvilMcu tiir iuncrai of Mrs. J<x- 'otficer* of Barry county should there Win M. Robinson of Kalamazoo are CtK-kon Modny. n^r Clarksville Clarksville Wednesday. Wednc..dav Mr. anti Mra Gordon' Clement of ------.. II Scott n-ar Ib<- sufficient demand Additional In­ Thc»e are the be»t overalls on the market tlie program. . Ib'ldUiK were Sunday guest.* of Mr. und Mn. Chu*. Sl*.*on and wdaughter of *Mrs M P Mriu-th 1 formation regarding the subcourars onOn November 3. 4 and 5 a Parent I ZX5X " ...... .... “ for leas than $1.00 Mrs. W L. Shultera may be had through t!.>- instructor. . Teacher Silication institute will be held I man Saturday. (ialr.sburg sen- guests of Mr... Minnie Advanced subjects an Military Lau at Ann Arbor . This will be, iptetficly I OSHKOSH (B’GOSH) Overalls are reii-. visited lx 1 parent* Mi .|.ui Mr* C iiirts-Muiti.i!; Supplj and M* -.-. Interesting. Among’the speaker* are I Mr* G. E Severance and Mrs Lr-.*t< r Shriner un Wednesday. dpeed from $1.25 per pair $4 .15 < ierirge I’otter, •>! Mulliken -over the Ostler ol Royal Oak are- visiting Mr. Mr. and Mr... Guy Giddings vteitrt? Mamrerineut. Proja-rty. Emergency Dr W E. Blutz. psychiatrist «f the I to I Mary Severance. [ their daughter. Miss Katherine Gid- PriKurement. and Funds; Defen-e University of Toronto; President Huth- I Mr. mid Mr.. V L. Wolcott ol Free- dni|:.>. ut Kalamiiiuki on Sum(av Mi.--.* against Chemical Warfare; Care of ven ol the Michigan Umvc:sity. Dr and Mni Harold Shaddlek and WORK TROUSERS—Whipcord* $4 .95 ’ Animals and Stable ktanagement Ada Arlitt. professor of child Care niid I ‘l.iuuht.r Su/.aiitiv : ■ .'UltiNl port spent the week with Mr. and Mr... > Giddings attend* W S. T .C. Koitti Daniel!.. i Mt* Anna Beltz of Cleveland. Ohl V Mobriizatlon; Signal Communication*. Training’of the University ot Cincin. Mr and Mrs. I.. E. Barnett o and moleskins—are 89c to . . I Tlie purpura.- uf tlw training is to nail; Dr Win. H. Kilpatrick of Co-* Mr* Maurice Edmonds and children i ^rs StimpMm of Panneice and Get your work-clothes itt Baird’s—and give progressive, theoretical, inactive ­ and Mra. Lottie Moffitt visited friends ' t HnkbeJner pl Middleville luinblu University and others. | Mrs.' Earl Gpltmian,- and .-.on James duty training to tlie personnel of the near Caledonia Sunday. , uere jgue.-i* ot Mra. Jack Snyder-on know you-are getting the BEST for LESS. "Juvenile Delinquency. A Natural an- six-nding the week. with her broth­ Army of the United State--., to prepare Reaction" will be tin- topic of Dr L A : Mr and Mra Will Grigsby. E C. Ed- j*’ ' er and fitter and their families at xuch person to jx-rfurm efficiently Charlevoix. mends and Bert Benham were- in Ion-1 day jn East Lulling, lhe gUi-.sts of hl* their duties Immediately incident-to Schwartz, of the Yale Institute of hu­ man relations. Mrs. J. K. Pcttengiii, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rowley and Mr sing Friday on business. : -s-t<T. Mr. e M .McElroy, and family, mobilization un cao- of a national fourth vice-president of . the National and Mra James Heddy of Adrian spent Mr and Mr; Warren Roush attend-|land „,,u also aiau attended ilklt71ll„u the w„. morning , service-. emergencyj. and to provide a founda­ PT A. win.talk on Pnrent-jeacher Sunduy-wilh the forme: -, mother, Mr* ed the tuiwra) of William Tanner ut Lai the People's church. tion for active-duty training. TIwm- relations. Rural programs will be de­ Wayluiut .Monday afternoun. ii Mr 1 vF. bEdmonds visited courses Are ab*» designed to- afford a scribed Mr »nri and Mr. Mr. J. by-ft. w M Robmw.n. dtrec- I Mrs Pied 6. Hugiie* and daughter. Willrain Severance aul family- o Mr and Mra. Ch'a.s. .Jones of Battle mean* ol preparation fnr appbintmfit tor of rural education nt the W S. T. C Mr. Daniels, of Delton, spent Friday Battle Creek, spent Sunday with hl , | Creek, Friday and Saturday. Mrs Ed- and promotion in tlw Oilierr.*' Reserve T1W.U- are just samples of the big treat I * nil Mr. Hughe*' parents. Mr. and! in-itlu-r. Mra. Mary Severance . | na Join * and son Richard und ,M>. and Corro that is In store for all who attend the' Mr. and Mrs Wayne Fn-y have re 1 .Mrs .. .. Edmonds . visited Mr-. MarUia Officer.- credited, by the War Depart­ State Parent Education Institute at ' ment to Barsy counjy arc Mi Mot-. Mr HASTINGS turned from txtruir- when* they visltid j.Fneiniin at Kaiaimutxi also. Ann Arbor. November 3. 4 and 5. Mra. Freys’ sorter.* for u tew days. j. E H Clifipclle and family of Cliarund Mr. mid Mr* ta­ Bauer. George T.. 2nd Lt . CavairyHome of I tart Schaffner & Marx Clothes and i Judge Ella C Eggleston wfU-go to|!oU<‘. Mra. Charlotte Noble*-and Mr;, Res. 204 S.'rHanover St. Hasting*-. ! Freeport tonight to speak a', a meetdig i Edith Martin of East Izinsing were Cain. Stewart. D.. 2nd Lt. CavalryMr. Vein Wintngei* on Monday. ML*.* Roma Blocher oj, Neeley was Mr*, w J. WUtkms returned last of th<- W..iiien’.i C’liib ot Unit *i!Ui-<- [Sunday-vi*ito:» ot their sl-.tcr. Mr* R> *. 'Route 6. HastiiiP*. Clark. John Itonie over tlie ‘week end. week from u visit with her *J-.t<-r. Mrs. Mrs. Clarence DePlanl.i of Grand L Severance. In the evening they all, R 2nd Lt.. Field ArtiUery-Rrs. 1122 s Mr and Mr* B. J Wellman made a attended the service* ut the Methodist Jcffersun St, Hastings; Culbert. Guy buslncM trip to Olivet Wednesday. ci Arch. . Pott.* und btlu CERTAIN INSECTS DIS­ Mr. Watklnn wa* away im buslnc**. for A, 1st Ll- CtUrt Artillery Corp* <AntiRev Nicholson of Woodland OF MISSIONARY UNION. Air.Tiifti. 312 E. State Road. Hastings; R. T. . -M1--.Y Barbara Severance of Balti-j ------------------------------------- • preached at the F M church Sunday. PLAY INTELLIGENCE The Missionary Union of the M. E. Hyatt. Clarence E 1st Lt. InfantrvA A. Andt ron and Mr- Clar- L’lo k «|u nt. her birthday. Sunday, with| RURAL TEACHERS ENMr*. Claud Demond. in companV[ 1 church met with Mra E A. Burton. h-Pliinta 01 Grund Rapid. v.,r. Im- grandmi.tiler. Mr- Mary SeverTCDTAIIirn at ocornrinu Ro . 135 ,W. Bond St, Hastings; Utilwith Warren Opolbauihs at Coats informing Address Given To [Wednesday afternoon. Oct. 12. . , -.• . I hH I AIMED AT RECEPTION I rofe Clarence p. 1st Lt . Medical-Re.1*. Grove, visited relatius nt Midland and : K wiven io Isxlil. plutir and Mrs. I Mi.- Phebe cn-imer of Pentwater , Hastings; Newton. Harold J.. 2nd Lt . Lakeview the latter pgrt <4 tho week. I Lions Olub By Rev. Kilch-!; After the necessary business was |cnme Monday for .1 suit with Mr. und Interesting TMuraday. And Enjoyable> Quartermaster-Res, 811 s .JoiTeriwn l transacted. Mrs Kniskern led In the ing On Monday -------- —. .... .. Mrs. J. F Edmonds ami other-Hue-I St. Hastings; Parker. FreA-rick. H/ Their mother and sister Florence re-’ I devtrtionals and lhe current number of ' Oathering Held On Mon­ S. c Brock wen-Stn’ulay Kiie.-te ol Mi j linn* friend' 1st Lt, ’nfantry-Ib-s, 201 w! state st. turned with them. The Uuns Club held a very enjoyable :। the Missionary Friend was reviewed Mr and Mr*. Ed. Deakitp. enter ­ day Evening ami Mr* D It..Foster ol Eaton Rapid- > Keith and Kenneth Daniela withJ Hasting-*; Reid. Theodore 8, K-, ljtt.-4.t, [by.their Mrs. Bottum and that of the Home .....__________________ ; meeting Monday noon at. new! tained friends from Lansing Sunday. Mr mid-Mrs. Clr-m Poster Oriondugu:tlu-lr brother■ Iz-.llc Missions by Ml. * Gam. Mrs. Carveth ------ •left Sunday for-, A reception was given Monday. In the. Air-Re*. 1104 N. Michigan Ave; Has­ Chas: Helmer of Grand Rapid*, who [ ll‘c l*«Mm ,1“mc- a“d we" ven- al.'.o I-. I •»•-.. r.»l <Ihiy*.• -bud• -huiiling In northern ■ jMriora ot the ____ ____ _____ ~ Presbytmun church for. tings: §inlth. Donof-au N, 2nd Lt, Mr Mary MacDiarmid. who hu*: Michigan • |tlie teacher* of tho rural schoobi ol the Coast Artillery-Res. Route 5. Ha*- visiting his parents. Mr. and and Mrs. Mrs W.Ah J KIMlurw -na.ror ol the L , ‘ k lbc Kuturr Wash.R^\ ' ’ .MM.s Wash pn.,brter)in churell lhu Ht). ft IndUhTh- n.pw. r.I been vi-itmg h-.-r '.'ter anil husband.! Mi .Tiavudnn'uiid P<-arl Wolfe of |cn-inty. including the rural aiplcultural। tings. Helmer. f(7r a few dav*.. .n ... nitrum _ I*r ........... ... 1.1- /.r.,k wvri. gtlwrt- „( . Barry and fcuriton townslUju t- talked The large farm home on Whsi what 1* U h.. bet,alk,’rt about insect Insect life especially such I * "> and "“ . ««««• home *in Alleen and‘ " ' entath on having < n. hundred ix-r-u-nt attendter known as the John Dutches* farm i""1" « •» to indicate the pra-u-X, Niagara Full*. Ontario' [Thursday {•auce. County School CuinmLssiont-r but now occupied by Mr Pattern, was (session of intelligence The talk was a( ^ tj . Fleming was ehk-en « rfrt» Lyman Chamberlain gave a very Ma arid Mr*. Harry 'Ritchie Wen Lemuel --- ---- son Ernes'. I Maude Smith was the hostess. Mort destroyed by fire Saturday night (very pleasing change from th<- usual i Ratc to the Michigan Conference of X guests <>f Mr ami Mrs Dwight Hunre;drove to NnshvUte Sunday morning than om- hundred wen- present and interesting talk lo the young ixople of P T A, wa* held Friday with a good discussions of politics and the depres- ‘-omanA Home X\oX^Xy arm the Presbyterian church Sunday eve­ phrey ot l.iiisitig on Mondav. M;. I where Mr present. A good.program waa pul slun[Mrs. Dewey as alternate which rrmera FraiKl* -elrojli this year Miss Jennie McBain. ning. about his work in public health crowd Kltehing said that one of the ut Trinity church, Grand Rapids --- .... , ..... ... . ir.. Ion Reed <>f Wtpte tlie critic teacher in the County Nor- Till*’work is carrier! on by tiu- Kellogg < n. the principal feature being a talk Mr* Wm. Crabb on her travels inln,<tet interesting insect.* is tlx- ant. 3 an(1 4 There were forty-four nrevSund.iy Kill-.-’.. <.f Ml and Mr-, Ray-1 Pigeon also Cha*. But:* and wife of jmal. with iu-r eight lir*t graders gave Foundation. There ate two county and by Eurupe. which was greatly enjoyed by There are ants in South America which (..n at thu IIlceunz P niond ,W!n<!> knvcht were.Mr and Mr.* । Mishwaka, Ind . called on Mrs '.Miiry a denionstiatlun cla** 11; reading which ihrec city nuraes and one doctor for all. I deliberately destroy acres of forests by*_________________ ClioeiKx- Harrington ILirruigtoii and mid tw*> two d»nghduugh- JSImwerman JSlmwvrman Wednesday, Wednesday. ' wa* । njoyul by al). Musical numbers tills work in Barry county. Mr Cham­ Floyd Van Wie made a trip to the cutting ott all the leaves They re- , ”0' work is im>|>ecUrig the various and M:\aikt Mr. Norman liar-1 Mr and Mra E Ft rnambcn; of Al­ given bv M1M Maye Smclkcr. Mis* berlain's ChcMcr coal mines one day last week, i ,novc *c avM to lhclr under; ' store.*, dairies and such. . on all ot Bli-i*.fi< !d il' itun. foriimr resident* here, visited Mr J'-amie DuBois uf Woodland and Mra. James Aspinall. an old resident of Rround runways, where they arc utilized He- said tlU'ir public health is now and- Mrs. Clarenft- Workman, and Mr* Elwyn Daniels and oilier Has­ l.ou Mau*' Our Congressman. John c. this community for a long time, passed' ^or growing a specie.* of mushrooms for,I ' । tings'friends on Sunday. , Ketcham, rec died many reniiniscences being looked up to more than it was a away at the home of hi* daughter. Mra. I*1116 anl5 t0 bve on. Ante in the dry ■ few years tigo. There wa* no sjiccial ■.nd • Mt*. Frank Andrus, -who had, Eliju-w Mayhew of mz Pleasant, a Slocum, last Friday about nOon.|^gg“ ol South Africa burrow' to a [ October Grand Council Fire of ;v«-rv close triend uf tig- lute Rev wrong us commiMlnncr of our coun­ protection over the milk supply until Shirley He has been in poor health for some i dt!i>*h of twenty lo thirty feet to sub-! [he camp Fire GlrL* was held Wedm->with ih< in un Sunday. Showcrman. called un Mr. Shawcnnun ty a* well as emphiuUcd.the great re­ 1917. now there is very strict protection. tune and had just recently1 returned terranc-in stream* of water and carry day evening. October 12. 'it was an Henry Hurni.-n. Frank Walter.-, and and Mra. Thom.* S.iturdpy P. M. sponsibility. the teachers today Tiuve in Tlie barns must come up to certain from Ann Arbor where he hud been fprjjbis water to thejr homes near the aur-1 impressive sight as about sixty girls specifications and extreme care ha* to Mr ..ud,Mr* Henry Mulder and .-■tamping out Ignorance and Irrespontreatment. Funeral services were held ।fac* * I singing the pioccssidnal chant slowly ggut-st* of c. w. Ckirfte nl the Cotifilry______ fginllv , were ............ in {•ratal _„ Rapid* r.„ _on ____ SatUr__ snwtM of m ^plder_ builds h.iiMu a'entered ■. slowly .dbiltty. Following the program, tea be taken In handling the milk. Tllere nt the Slocum hohic at’ 2:30 o'clock I * certaffi ,1specie* fromprocessional each side side of ofcnant, the gyinnasgymna.*-' J’ccS 4 b“'dJ “ {entered from each the arc several grade.* ol milk.’ the cefHfieu Club <iii Wednesday, and later were at XbiJ to attend tlie funeral <>! the far­ w.ie bottom aot.cim ti. at tiu. of a iium. um nnd milk, the grade A. and grade B The Sundgy P. M. with burial in Woodland! aater-tighl home a. ttie Clarite .home for dinner and the m<-r * m>tlK?. Mr* Nellie Mulder. and advaneiruadvancing tn to ihe the rmor center, '—' cemetery. i stream or pond and by filling the hairs ।* ■ / ......... .... ....... inrmt'd circles, tive tlie inner one of only dairy that can sell certified milk .in* ■ • •. formed iao two circle*, i venliig. . Mr- Marian B. Goodyi-ar. Mr- W. J. Saturday forenoon ,Barry Wellman, jon h'ad w“h “,r b'4bbl“- n CBrrlc-’1 girh In n r< moirtiil attire near here is in Battle Creek. Th<girls in ... wemoirtal attire tlie outer Gue-;!, of Mrs. Herbert Bishop on, Holloway and Miss Carrie Todd .-‘jxuit found tlw!the the a 'r to t®-it.* 11-' home under the the water. ,... .unrt one of r.< the ft... employes am..in. ... of ri... air .... __ _ ..... ... and of younger girls .In middy? uniform. Kiimlay were Mra ciiarlt-a Slv.son andj Tursdnv m Grand Rapid* with Mr ' Tbc first meeting'of the newly or­ Gradc-A-tnilk can not have more than The fire* of Wohclo were lighted with 1 Doreen Suson ot and Mra. Dorr BUnston (Emma Baugh­ ganized "Married Teachers" club was 50.000 bacteria and the Grade B not Banner force lost in hi* woods. Ofj The speaker declared that we do not White Charles Sisson and man >. entertained on Saturday evening by more than 200.000 bacteria |x-Y' cubic course the said employ was on a hunt- i hear cricket* chirp. We hear the male,,'ceremony by Mildred Endsley. Eliza­ ihg' expedition and had wandered'lserenading their cricket belles beth Parker And Ingartha Peterson. —s‘,r- CluYences Filer, professor of Mr and Mra. T N. Knopf A l»t centimeter. around looking up Into the top of the plkying on : He also said that tlw- rural school* Response by the inner circle singing Jii.-. motlM-r. Mrs Miranda 'Bi-.s.m, »f English at Battle Cr<-»-k College accom-1 lurk supper was followed by bridge, As soon as they ure minted Bum Fire Burn" with motions. Irving township. tI ,panted Harry Adroumc home and .*|W-nt | high score* going to Air*. Walter Per­ are inspected, lhe ground*, buildings, tail tree.* so long tliat he didn’t know tid'dles. .. .. .. .... Mr.jtlie ... .. ..w<.... ,|. <n(| a{ J)r a|t(1 Mfs H A kin.* and Maurice Edmond*. seals and light.* and drinking water cast froin west or north from south. the wife Immedjglely breaks up the' A new group of eight girl*, who have Mi* Geo Burkle- of }Voodlaud. We think tlie "Banner Publisher" bet­ fiddle. She knows when she lias had! chre-.-n for their name Ao-wa-ki-ya anti Mrs Waldo. Gvrlinger of Sunfhild.' Adrounh' * t Members present wen-: Mr. and are also inspected. ■ ■ All of the resort.* of Barry county arc ter furnish their employes with a com.- enough. I‘meaning banded together tor a piu Mr. Geriinger of Woodland. Mr. and Mi * Muta-l Stv-on spent from Thur*- Mra. Herbert Reinhardt Mr. and Mrs. The glow beetle that we see at night Mi / Ernest Thumsuif. Greenville and j day till Sunday with Mr. and Mra. U. Waiter Pi-rkin*. "Mr. and Mrs Fred inspected regularly and have to come pass when they go outside the corpor­ and call fireflies are only the females jxiiei. was admitted to the Council, a* ation. Now please don’t say a word to Jteyiiio'ur Showerman nna'wil'r of Ionia C Mann* and family of Traver.-e City Jones Mr. and Mra Leslie Hawthorne. up to specification.* keeping thr "homd fires burning." so O-e-ce-oC Six new guardlaiu- and of the week with her sister. Mrs W. F. The speaker for next week will be were Sunday caller:, on' Mr*. Thom..,Mr-. M-inns returned with her for .1 Mr. and Mr.*. Maurice Edmonds, Mr that Die husband may find his way- । assistants were welcomed into the and Mr* Jos. Brozak. Mr and Mr* Mra." Frank Angell. Her subject win t.nd Mr,. Mary ShowPrmau. . few davs' stay. ' back to ahto home from his searches Council. SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. •’ be "Tlie Mormons of Utah." Everyone Mr and Mra. Thos. Paulsen and sbnj Mr. and Mr* Martin Van Dalsen und Verrol Conklin Mrs. George Hall and Mrs A.*a Strait after foorl. Rank was. awarded to the following nl Detroit *;>*i>t tlw- -*>-nk end with; family were in Grand ItapKU on SutMr. and Afi>. Jone.i will entertain in invited—Ellsworth Newton. The dragon fiy live* for months in girls apd guardlanv-Woodgatiu-rrr*. gave it shower tor Mrs. BUI Anddraon the Mr F. G. Hoc-i. Mr. and Mrs. Paute! urday attending the celebration of the November. mud at the bottom ot a lake or Lucile Foote. Virginia Townsend. Marti* Saturday at Mrs. Strait's. *4-11. Mi-; Hoes and Mra. R. I. Render* i thirty-filth wedding iinplversary of tlw pond before coming lo the surfqye to Everson. Pauline Tolhurst. Ladora Kin­ Mr. and Mrs. A ben Johnson enter­ -ii'itt spent Sumlay with Mr. and Mrs. former* pan nt*. Mr and Mrs. George Hall enterultuUB„ uw 5C ,into uw .a through the chrysalis .,„ stage AND THREE BIRTHDAYS. tained the iw. luck club very pleasant­ tamed several families lo a game sup- pass ney. Mildred Endsley. Blanche Caukin. Fr.d Ht-mler-huH und daughter.-. In; Mi. Th-unas Clark and daughter PafUn 8rown On Sunday Dr. und Mrs. C. E. Hyatt ly on Friday evening, with sixteen presFiremakers'. Madeline Cook. Viva Grand Rujiids. where tlie Hendershotts ^tru-ia and Mbs -Elizabeth Clark of auanlM nralw.. Canta wwr Th, bu,u,t„ M„ „t ent.\ The room.* were appropriately ob.o-rteil Hwlr tenth wedding anni ­ Smith, tietty Donley. Arloa Myers. an- 1 pending Hie winter. | Ktilamazixi culled on the MUses Kuthptayrd <1... n-.,t ot .ta ,v,n>n«. conwowl w .te ...okn.it ot pun. io decorated with Hallowe'en colors. At Alice DeVries. ' Mr. und Mrs. J E MiEIwuln andkriw. Eliiabclb and Ro;e Clark und versary by i-nlerHilning ten friends Mr and Mrs Rogers have moved to .put on a football game on November 4 Thr National Health Hoiwr wav Mifec.-i Mary and Emily MeEiwain mid 1 Mrs Keilh Daniels Tuesday. « und abv ’ celebrated three birthdays, bridge, Mrs. Clifford Dolan and Dr, Charlotte. | io raise money for the welfare fund of Julia laa-kw wen- m Grand Rapid* <1111 Mr* May 'Tuwno ml returned rui thote of Mi* I.l»yd Shafer. Mra H J George Lockwood won ton score.*. awarded lo Hazel Caukin for having Mra Dori.* Raze and baby visited her this city. . ■ . kept Dfl of the health chart for twelve Tue.sdny evening attending the fimiu.il w<dne*duv from a visit Njith Mr and Foster und Mrs. Hyatt. Bill TH DAV SURPRISE: aunt. Mrs. Dllle, In Grand Rapids last 1 —;------- * * • * ----------Lunch wp-s setTcd at small*, tables consecutive rnuntii* dinner and party ol thr- Southern'-Mr.- Parslow of MuAki-iton. She al*j Cover* were laid for ten at a .sur­ Divtalon of TtleplKine pioneer* ol |culled on Rev. and Mr'. R. J. Sits-. centered with appropriate sexsumil prise birthday dinner given on Thurs­ week and attended lhe wedding of her ADDED $3,637,940 NEW Mln. Jannet Michael reviewed tlw htetnrv ot Camp Fire In Hastings It Amerir.i The dinner and party -were Mr* She 1- lowly rrtovcrmg from her decorations. . day evening by Mr. 'and Mrs Ben The Ladies' Aid of M. E. church will [ INSURANCE IN SEPTEMBER Bridge was played at three tables, Iw’ld al tiu--Cara-ude Country Club terrible burns. . Merrick and Mr. and Mr* Wayne Mer ­ liold a one o'clock luncheon at thei — Roger*, c.mtlng lie re from Oklahoma. • Mr. and Mra K U pauer returned; o.car I. Crook lnd-a very happy high core, going to Mr* Martin Van rick nt the former's home honoring Wednesday of tills week Fine Record Of Windstorm Co. Uartcd tire first i^roup ot nix girl*. Mi*-. rn Sunday from Det roll'where they ut- ..urpnre Thuraduv of last'wrvk when DabM-n and T. N. Knopf Gucst-s In­ Mis* Ruth Handy A .delightful time church The P T. A met at Wells school Frinr _. . „ tended Hu- Grand CltapU-r ol the O E : Mr It G Myer*, retired railroad clerk, cluded Messer- and Mcjaiames M. E is reported. day night and elected oflicera for thc| This City Evidences Pco- Jannet bring one of the six. From Uiiv beginning have grown ten groups wan s Otliera who attended were Mi.- land Mr. C. E .Burges*.-retired employee WlUlm.iu, IJoyd 8haf<A(. H- J. E'oster. year. : pie’s Good Will pie'sofGood Will gitl*. Mildred Haney. Muu Etta Paton and'of the Michigan Central R. R. of T N Knopf and Martin Van Dal*en. BENEFIT BRIDGE FOR an enrollment over eighty Mr* Dan Ashalter. wiiftl attended all Kalamazoo, came over to .mt him They . Figures for new Insurance for the ' The ceremonlcv. d<r<-d by the old . ST. ROSE PARISH. SUNDAY SCHOOL 1 month of September for the Windstorm lavorif.- -ung Mixm "-tuHowcd thr MMinns. Mesdame* Lyman Chain-lucre co-workers with Mr. Crook in A very pleasant evcnhig w.i* enjoyed Class ELECTS OFFICERS. Mr* spenor Johnson und am George company of this city show that, tn by -Lay nw/tj Sleep jn Slteltering l* ilmn. Ite'- Gebhart. D.-vi Meud. G A thr da-, when he was working for TImw. Baird's Sunday School class, at the home of Mr. and Mr* B A. visited with Mrs. Aaron Beckhold In > spite of conditions that seem so diffi- Flame." Buiuc. s. Milton Murphy, and Eble ■ Uncle Sam on the postal run in lo ChlO'Donnell on 8. Hanover street \Ved—------added J Giiiild were present on Thursday ut-|cago. Needless lo x*y there kverr compobcd of'young [xsiple who have nesday evening last when The Young Lake Odessa Tuesday. 'cult, — the 7;company $3,637,940 -■ of This new group nf girls wa* regutending installation teniecs. many iilcasanl reminiscences recalled. graduated from High school, have Girls Guild of Si Rase Parish gave al Rev. Riehcl had company from De- ■ new insurance ■---rzv-t during that single elected the following officer* for the t droit Sunday. ‘ [[month. ----- “■ This u-a record of which any tt-red In September. They pawed the' coining year: President. Miss Mar­ bridge party tor the benefit of church. Mr. and Mr* Ray Scheel were in company could bc proud in normal requirements for new member* ' mid funds', eight tables being played Top guerite Vrooman; Vicc-Praiident. Ml** Nashville Wednesday. Hines. Coming under such circiimhave started working out aymtols for Margaret Cbandl.-r; Secretary. Clay scores were nude by .Mrs. Ed. Law­ Mr. und Mr*. Herman Winkler -and niance* as tiw present, it is most credi­ their Individual names They have h»d BaxM-tt; Treasurer. Mira Helen Weaver rence und Miss Hilda Warner. Mrs. Carrie L. Gcrllnger were In Ionin table to Ure Wlnd»torm Company and The class 1* planning some intereslNORTH MAPLE GROVE. its agenti It b just another evidence day recently enjoyctl a troaxure hunt Tuesday. Inif times during lhe winter months. Mr. and Mrs Marcus and children of of the good will and friendliness of the and suppei at the fish hatchery. Tin Mr. and Mrs, Dexter Cruux- and Mr. and Mrs. Dan Robert.-, attended the fu­ Grand Rapids visited Mr. and Mrs. people of MlchigEh toward this old m* girls are: Patricia Osborn. Agiw John­ ENTERTAINED KALAMAZOO *L, V. BESSMER, Eyesight Specialist Walter Cooke Sunday Hable company, which has such a fine sen, Enid Mohler. Evelyn Miller. Klubc neral of Mrs. Charley Crouse In Has ­ l a. s. on Wednesday Mias Ila Sargent visited her parents record rtf service and helpfulness to Jones. Patricia LyBarker, Mary DeVri’-a HASTINGS, MICH. . All ali-day meeting of the- Ladles' tings Friday. and Zabclli’ Artiwinie and their leader the people ot this state. Mr and Mrs Fred Hanes spent Sun­ in Sebewa over the week end. Aid Society of the Trinity Reformed Tlie Windstorm Companj has al­ is Mim Michael. The MImcs Helena and Gertrude church of Kalamazoo was held last day in Battle Creek with Mr. and Mrs. Nc-top-pew. ' Sciiuler visited friends in Milwaukee, ways had an cviablc record for meet­ Wedne.Mlby at tlw home of Mrs. C. J. Howard Jones and family. Satlstactory to the ing 1U responsibilities and duties to its Several girl* from this group «nMr. and Mrs Austin Fiook and son* Wls, over the week end. Sullivan in tills city. person, at least—is often rendered by imperfect eyes. patrons at /Il time*. The promptness Joyed a trip to Al-gon-quln Hatuntay The morning program war. informal visited relatives tn Battle Crock Sun­ Annoyed Him. with which It has paid it* losses. Hie morning. B*-slde* Um fun ot cooking, But an examination of the eye# often shows that this day and dinner was served at noon . to 1 noodle-Tax Official: -On what fairness and the courtesy extended to their own breakfasts out of daora. tint’ Mr. and Mr* Harry Tryon of Carlton eighteen. In the afternoon, the regular vision js'far from what it should be. Proper lenses be­ meeting of the society was held, fol- spent Sunday P. M at Dan Roberts. grounds do you appeal against your as- all patron*, have given the comjwny its girls learned th* proper way to bi$iM commanding poaltion in the insurance a fire and d*mo(UUated mum first aid fore such eyes cause them to act as if they were normal. Mr. and Mr*-t Harold. Roberta of sewment?" I.lowed by games. Asseuee: "Er-well-lhe fact is. I dis­ world. Lansing spent the week end with home YOUR vision probably should get more consideration and credit* like the whole idea ot taxation,"— HOSTESS TO NASHVILLE LADIES. folk*. than it does. Depends. ' Archie Bolson and son George are Punch , Thuraday. October 13. Mr*. Fay An entcrpruing chain ol Axe you in favor of women taking Continued next week. Green wa* hoitejj to the member* of having the scarlet fever “ ■ sUtlaiu tn Naw Yoak City n EriglUh telephone companies balleva ipgrt m public affair*?" the Nashvfile Methodut Lzdie*' Aid Mr and Mrs W/yne Barnhart and I Society. A poc luck otucken dinner wa* son of Battle Creek tpent Sunday with automatic telephones will decrease op* I "It's *11 right if you really want lhe i affairs public."—Bennington Banner. I1 served at noon. er sting coats two-thirds. Mrs. Hulda Hawks. PRICES COME , DOWN! 50c 4 ♦ T. S. Baird Clothing for Men and Boys * f Camp Fire Note* ♦ 1 Dedicated to Better Vision Satisfactory Vision.... < ♦ �Our Success Has been achieved through caremi ’ business management and Mtltfactoty dealing with policy- THE CHURCHES WANTS I LETS were laying. I wtab I Ijad fed a better STARTING and GROWING MASH and obtained belter development* in my pullet*. Why not take the gue** uut of it now and feed PURINA LAYING MASH supplement with your own grain. Report* everywhere show tlpt the be? I nianh produce* the cheapest doren egg*. Come in and let u* figure a ration that will, and is. getting results. SPECIAL THIS WEEK—100 lb*. Best Michigan Bran 75c. 100 lb*. SEE VS FOR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY WALLACE/FEED & SEED STORE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN H. S. SHELDON REDUCED THE APPROPRIATION. The supervisors, in Vjew of condi­ tion.*. felt obliged to cut the appnn IK la t ion made to Pennock hospital to »750 feu' next year. They lyude this appropriation because flgtiYrs from thr county .welfare officer. Mr. .Osborn, show that‘a large saving i* mads by treating adult afflicted cases in' the hospital here, ralher than sending: them t<> tlie iio.'Pliul at Ann Arbor, pi-ntuwk hospital. its tlu-y say. really bi a county institution .-0 de.*crv«i and! »h >uld receive help. TRUSS WEARERS Welcome New Feature Thursday Night Harvest Festival Meet OCT. 20-8:30 Doors Open 7:30 MOBTOA'ir. BALE Oddfellows’ Arena Corner Jefferaon and Gr«en Street* ■ t )■«.. .. .Ul, ... ik. ..•* 4., •« -Selective Pressure ControlLet u* demonstrate to your satisfaction. Expert mung aervwo. ■ • kJ • 1 ■■ .i-u.l. ......... 1-' • •• The Prescription Drug Store k..... ... n, no ■« llomgr ..* SEE TWO STATE AMATAUR CHAMPIONS INACTION 1A 1V Bouts of Boxing And Wrestling^ 1A IU HASTINGS MARKETS The October 14th meeting of the. Hastings Women’s club in charge of You Cannot Afford To Miss The Spotlight An All School Show of tourist camps and described each in detail relating many persona) exper■lepees tn camps while touring' the west Mrs Marian Goodyear, chatriha'n of CARDS OF THANKS For Only 10 Cents live minute •'■Word study." a regular , feature of tty'’ Hmir, department by 1 pronouncing cofrectly the following words often mispronounced: ■ Tepid pronounced lep’-ld. Tepee pronounc'd tep'-ee. Reminant pronounced rein'-iUmt. Willamette pronounced Wl'I-am’-et. Orgy pnmouno d orjy. . • Chiropodist pronounced kl-rop'-i-dis I Architect pronounced ar’-ki-tect ) Accelerator pronounced ak'-sel-er-aRodeo pronounced ru-day'-o. Military Jironatuiced mil'-i-ta-ry. Sedentary 'pronounced wd'-cn-tary. Radio pronounced fa'-di-o. Radiator pronounced rad'-t-a-toK, FRIDAY EVENING GUARANTEED SET of TEETH tiri.11tan, lt» ||.r..t *!r r. on t 1 enurt. hrU • tire i ti the’ril:r < t I<*->in(« In . 1I..M .. Ella C. EMteatAU..Jia4 ■» ...................... . J Charle.s I. Beamer. was txjrn December 19; 1880 tn Irving township tfhere she peslded the greater part of her youth. ..... ■■ EXTRACTIONS dr . o. l. brooks Forrarrly hrs.1 of Harper lioapltal Drntil Cllillc. Detroit Has ago. being' operated on at the PVnnock hospital on October 4. 1932. She gradually grew worse and ?>.<-. t< her reward on'1 Wednesday morning. October 12 at about three A. M -at the age of fifty-one years, nine months and , twenty-two days. She was a- member of the Baptist church far the past twelve years. She has lived a very cansffteni Christian life, always an inJdustrious homeloving wifp. She will be greatly mivwd by those 1 o a r q u i r <• a it ■! build up the organ* zjktjon. establish­ ment. a n <1 equip­ ment that w<- hhye to offer to t h a st' who call upon IW7years that have borne fruit, anti Services were held at' the Baptist church Friday afternoon at one o'clock, |Rcv. Adcock officiating. Interment at Riverside cemetery. ■ The Common Council met Friday night. but if was largely routine buiu- | The City father* considered the drain ;at Hie intersection of Hastings Center : road, now under construction, and East । State street'. Some changes tn this ।drain wilt have to-be mad.- and the matter was referred.to the street com'-. ,-mlttee with power to act. Maurice Edmonds was given permis­ sion to install an oil burning heating i system^ in his residence at 728 Wekt service, a reputa­ tion that has been long in the build­ ing, growing finer •from year to year. tlon to Night Policeman Shultz begin­ ning November 10 and to City Marshal Titotnjiron. beginning November 12 WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME Sunday guests a: Tom Wilcox's were. Mr and Mrs • Harold Pringle and his mother of Plainwell, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Count of Kala­ mazoo were week end guests at the Iwme of Chas. Foote. Other Sunday vlsitors were, Frank Fbote and grand­ daughter of South Bend. * We understand Miss Sarah Cook and Ronald Anders were married Saturday. Congratulations. The boys of Irving township had a husking bee for Fred Waters who is aifk and husked hu corn free gratis. LEN W. FEIGHNER If my service to Barry county in the past hasten satisfactory to you, I will appreciate your support at the November election. I pledge you. If elected, my earnest endeavor in the future as nr lhe past, to reduce taxes and to help do away with all unnecessary slate boards and commissions, and lo reduce expenses el all slate Institutions. tf. Friends We will go a long way to make friends -and just as far to keep them. CHARLES H. LEONARD American Laundry Distinctive Funeral Service AIm Ambulance Service �| Wedneaday, Oct. 19, 1932 THE HASTINGS BANNER PART TWO with facts that-have never been told outside of his official circle. Our lips Michigan Weekly Editors Tell are reuled. and we more fully trust him this ship of state safely into About Visit With President totliepilot ha yen ot prosperity. President Hoover un't so much concerned about re-election as about lhe preservation and. welfare of this country, and tit no time since the re-election of Abraham Lincoln has our welfare IjeojiR^ greater 'By R L. Mniihnll. editor of the Clin­ every effort In extending aid to early peril than it now is. Ildover’a cohtinton County ‘St. Johns) .Republican- recovery of not only agriculture but Lincoln's zlxty-Flght years ago. industrial activities so as to stabilize . “How did Miciiigan weekly publixlwrs ind provide adequate markets and de­ tGcorgc R. Averill .in the Birmingham Ix'Iuik-’ in tlw pn < nee of President mand for pie agricultural products. Eccentric. • • and Mrs. Hoover?" w.i, asked 0! Sen Pn-adcni -Hoover 1 revealed, to us • a tilvr A. II Vmidentirrg last Saturday field and not in the other, hr made warm .personfitity. d; sympatiwtic un/.! drr-.taiiding 0/ "what it Is all about." nignt. The Benatorl eyca lighted Jip Ilium. . ■ The pn slilcnt is no longer- the clier- and u vigorius, disposition to make his enjoyable evening I ever ha<i»ln Wash ubic-rountcnanced. boyisli looking chap office come up’ to the demands of the liigturi. I don't think I ever saw Hit of the world war days but-he certainly day. without regard for his perwonal Is in full.mental and physical vigor, political future. »nd I know I never heard atich a thrill keeps himMir fit through' strenuous fn tills latter respect, from otaervainx -.t<»ry of the affalfa of this country.' lions both in Washington ' and else-; Mon tliat lie is fully equal to his gi- wlwre. our party of editors was |m"It was just a group of ncighlAr..Kantle task. Al limes in repose, one preuwd with the president's utter.lark, dropping in lot un evening." -lie contltiuwl. "The Mlclilgiin iM-wspa|xi i-atclu-.. a grim look about tlx- corners of so-called "jxiHtical-nhndediws;;" he' boys were given cigars anti the presi­ <if his mouth, indicating great earnest- not only j-. loath to lend hli high office ( dent lighted ona-uMd^setlied bock in an nexs an«| th«- conviction on his part to ballyhoo, but he -actually know* very 'hair. He told them a ..simple that he is going tltrougli with this re- mt)c about the fine art of setting a i>oidjustment pr<«-.N. to the end nf the'Iltii-al Mage tor thr mere enrt-rtainment! after coining into ottlre. He told tui chapter He believes that his decisioiv; a|1(j captivation of any portion of an what had ixeii dime lo nm-t it. Or- will lx- found to lx- righteous on.-.v and American electorate. He Is dUtinct|y c;uion.iUy Mrs Hoover added a re­ while now maligned and traduced onlan executive fype, dominated with tht mark or a ikkI <>f approval. Now ami every hand, he Is confident of tlw- ulti- atminmrnlsnt the .student and the mate verdict of the wisdom of his .M-Judar--a* tlie mfiny college and unf... r..i«nt ' ir4>-rs|M-.M- a question. You can't iin-, program os tlie monlli* and years jiaxs. ^entity derjn-ci, he altirw .1 more informal neighborly visit (•* *• ’• .................... Sue.li; tn,brief, ♦ Joe. Uaas in the Holly Ifrraid • ' is tiu- picture of than we liHd. . He never complalni-d of his troubles I tlie national and international allair^ > ‘ But that is not the moM important with cunKress, Ink often futile ctforts today. ‘Michigan editor*, desiring to thing that came out of this meeting to get through needed legislation, in | gain for their ri-atleri a closer, glfmiw. wliirh Editor Geo most canes starting over again on a !of thy situation. Joined with me in the' mlnghain plmmrd. pew tack—mid finally winning out. He pilgrimage to President Hoover and understands the biggest job in th * the nation's capital. We prewnt to our world belter than any other man: lie : fullow-Amcricans a glimpse of the i stayed with .some, ottoni mid -talked twilto-A his rcxjx>ii.sibllity to the Ameri­ scene* ut tin- battle-fronV The prob-1 ir ui le,n induced by human | can peuplu; and Ln fully as callable of , thr whole American nation could sit handling a task that hr acceptwj four; Rf*** d distrust has festered Kr’/k<* an nnd ^‘nist that t) down and talk over tlw slliuitlon like years ago. and through which lie haa lnl? “na l»*’”p . . . ir. tlw-e Mit'hlgun bwys-'ilut^there would action shift... As in every buttle there lx* IcsJ-. grhinblini: and more confidence tier than the man ut the head of uny1,r’' •'u'14l,'rs- o®p<*rs, arftl one com-: • So we decided that some time sooh the Bovemmrnt In the W<«M For, •» 11 >• Jrr‘t . whole American hatxm Is going to have there-. .loubhne lhe fuel that ,h..l>'™esie tor nUUhUl anh —rid s»tliat iqiixirtniiity In a nation-wide O.X « u «IH la hem. .haw linn ?"“'>■ Ot the hUndrat and twenty mil' hi'wkup of. radio Miillcuu. the people of .inv other country lions of Americans, only one can ta­ tlie -country are going 16 twjnvlted i» il was the trm- democracy of the •> Commanding Officer. U|»n whose m;in. his-gracious wife and the air that “tm into whose hands shall w.-, Mr. Hotter vl-it with them about their surrounded the whole meeting tliat will :'-ritrust lhe destiny of ourselves for an-. own coilhtry" 1*- renu'mbcn-d and cherished by all h’tlu-r four ycar$? Ujxm one of two men, >. ♦SALIENT PARAGRAPHS FROM pn-.M-m xs long as we live. Tiu-v know | Franklin D. Roosevelt, the democrat,; WHITE HOL’SE STORIES WRITTEN nothing about pomp-or style— they're !or Herbert Ilooveh lhe republican. One. BY HllTOILS ON THE -PII.GRI.M- just plain folki and know how to talk of H'w-'men .has proved his world, to plain folks, and make th-m feel ^t jidsion. his nn.Mirjxis.sed ability to keep, e.uo- and at home even In the White!our'-CTw‘t country on the gold standard: House. If this country of ours had'*''en other nations hove defaulted: lotto Rriinbllran-Tribmw- more Hoovers there would lx- no de-1-1’11* man is Herbert Hoover. Such a f M.-veral moving and dis- prtvsioiw, far les-, poverty and fewer:mm. even were lie a democrat instead: circumstance.-.' In recent millionaire* Tliat hotuchQld is what !<»« republican, would be a great preslwhich Incidents when finaliy we wish w<- could promise future gc.n- -dent! For tliat. alone, let us all be; •-ration-, will be .a typlcuf American grateful. I home - j [•Wni H.' Cansfield in the Livingston । nnni cynlcnl. Il tlw public could iwar.l| (Adrian Van Koeitrlng in the Zee-** Republican-Press i lland Record.! I As Mr- Hoover discussed the bm-kim:’ thh man. nut every day but many «”• ‘J* ‘"’l>»zsl<>n ground of the depression, its causes deep-seated in world conditions, and1 'limes every hour in' th- twenty-four.i w<‘ receiv.u! at thr conference Is that the average falr-jnijided citizen of ‘ Bresulenl Hoover underaiunds better thi- remedial meiuurcs put forth we. America would fall to Ins knees, nn<t I than any. num In America today the compared the atmosphere of tlw mo-1 praverfnlly exhort, a> <li<i Elipliu.-, the ' "J depression and nwnt wltli tiu- "legend of the cold <tn-j Teiuanite. • Yea the Almighty shall be!’*"0** '*ll,r ho* bring about opr ginrer.“ Nothing could seem farther i thy defense and ’the light shall ->hinr i rt«Mlll"i: rewnery; that h- has already frofti n true ciiaructeri-itie of tiie' utxm thy wavs" \ •<la,u’ more Hum any other man to (ircsident As Mr. Hoover smoked, his j overcome the dr-prvsslon hud cigar leisurely,' pausing to relight it; . i ■■ ir.-.t-,.,. < l,.. r1,... ... .... . . ..........tliat . ... threatened our present clvHratlon; that occasionally, wv could see only a khidi Record 1. lhe views the whole situation from the heart fired with purpose and determi-! provement was noted In the United somewhat of a slouched position. Mr. ful accumulation of facts, his recital EAST DELTON'. humanitarian standimiiil rather than nation. We saw a great man with a States. 1 have pledged my word of Hoover unfolded before our eyes' n' from memory of pertiment figures, his Hex Waters and family entertained beared confident the worst storms.were from a'lxdlticul view; that he isTone- pasMon tor little children, wlu, pauses honor that 1 will not quote tn detail drama, worid-wid* in its ramifications, keen analytical powers, and his unover anil radial«-d chcerfulhe»s' and ; .... ....... ............. ........ ....— that speaks — In tin- day's work to remove trinkets the remarks and statements of our and soul-destroying • hl its solution. A questionable sincerity. Mr. Hoover their rowdns. Mr. and Mrs Edwin ful with a quiet .confidence optimism. Not one imt-mhi present' more loudly than much (tatter, and his from his mail and tuck them into hi*, president, but to give our readers an drama Involving every nation and race-proved beyond a doubt to every, news­ Danville and daughter. PhyllW. of . crime away from the interview with a । bigness Is reflected by his great desk drawer to be given to youthful inkling of wliat was said. 1 am per­ on the lace of the globe, a dyama m paper man who heard him tiut night Copemish Thursday night and Friday. Mr and Mrs. John Willison and son doubt ii0iis mind ius t > tlw marvelous straightforward deeds that have no callers at tlw White House. A man. we mitted to um- the words of Mr. Hoover, which the president of the United that he is the onemum capable of leadCapadt^I th« pnvudent to do the job consideration for self. He. tx-ar.\ the felt, though firm tn his convicMons. when he so earnestly exclaimed. "We QCitcs stands out in bold’ relief as a I Ing u« the rest of the wtiy through the Ed visited Mrs. Willison's mother at . . SUn'.ai, Michigan. Wednesday of last In tiu-masterful way that ull right-1 brunt at al) occ.ixhxis, silently, sniil- exceedingly mild in persuasion to the'(have 1 "' which ................. ' won. gone through the panic, we are modern AtlaX*-beanng Uw burdens ot"battle is already thinklng Americans want* It done, ingly. confident of the outcome, un- end of willing agreement and active; now going through the de|>rcj»sion.“ tlie entire world upon his two shoulAnd here. 1 believe, it's permissible Relaliv to tl»e farm MllKlUon-’' he! mindful of the dangers that beset him whole-hearted co-o|>cration. In the Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Waters spent ders—hemmed tn by political opposi­ to-deviate from adherence to the "no .- bowed n sympathetic and intelligent. from ull Mdes. Such is Herbert Hoover. nianSiho fefl the starving children of: •Richard T-«-W*-.n In the Northville tion and impeded by the lack of con­ quote" rule long enough to deliver tlie' Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Charley . grasp of Hie riousnexs of it and de-j To know him is to trust him. to have Belgium, who is unable to control his1 Record! fidence on the part of many who pro­ resident's message to the people <;f B«k near Galesburg. . clnrcd that as a'nation we must bend | deep respect for him. Hr trusted u»i voice in tlw midst of sympathetic emo­ Aside from the splendid physical fessed to be his friends when every Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Acker of Augusta .. ­ (Michigan. In substance, his words tion and dares lull speak, yet finds his’ condition of the president, three things tiling thing was moving smoothly. ••.• *‘ •‘ Poli-1 " were there- "We are now definitely on spent Friday evening at Rex Waters'. dix-jxist pasMon rooted In the cause of! struck us: tics w$s taboo. And riot a single trace)the up-griide. Improvement Ls no- '■Mrs. . Ina Payne and son and sisterchildhood, world ix-nee und the return• The great surep of his mentality. of political consideration, or thought of - liceatilc throughout the/land and by! in-law of Hope Center spent Sunday of prosperity, we could see nd coldness His, poise and mighty will. He has his .own political'future, could be found the continued confidence and co-opera-! with home folks. TRADE IN YOUR WORN TIKES ON NEW U. S. ROYALS We wondered by what stretch of tlw• won by sheer force by that will Unit in the president's talk to us.' For tlon of our people, we will be .successWill Watson has moved over In his Imagination Herbert Hoover could be- never detours. nearly two hours Mr. Hoover sat. with- ful." • (mtle house on the marsh near Delton called any other than - human, sym­■ HU courage to meet each new situanbove collection was made by rand his son. Burton, and family Hava pathetic and responsive to the cry ofi .tlon. You would have to hear what he out a moment's hesitation or groping) for words, and poured forth to us the Muri If, DeFoe of the Charlotte Re-i moved on the farm. humanity. said to upijrccbite Just what that hLstotjF of tbe depression. !U causes.| .)ublican-Tribuiw. Mr IWs own! -------- ;— In President Hoover Ls found a rares- means. Its ..ffwtx u-hut linxl..------ CifSShowey« ............... iuldt,d by.^le A stream Cof r water lhe size of a pin effects, and the stnrv story ntof-what has; paragraph The Quaker president Is even tem- been and Is being done by the govern- i vdilor.i combination of confidence, power and1 . (issuing , —..i afrom faucet wastes about 150 vision Recalling jrtie. past three years.. ja-red. We read somewhere that hr rnent lo combat it and Hasten the re- | --------- -—.gallons a day! A drop a second will Mr. Hoover has carried his public duty; never has 'brainstorms" and after turn of normal times. By his master- 1 ' BANNER W.1 [waste four gallons a day I steadfastly, with abiding faith, strongj hearing him tell intimately ot .some conditions >,i>u qnd ... of tlw purpose, and continuous optimism. AI ■ vvuuiooua ...w actions of some calmness besjwaklng full—vigor and men. who in times of «re» forgot their control of mind and body, coupled with [ patriotism,.« can well believe that, an amazing grasp* of,facts and long|The calm wn-nity of Herbert Hoover.| experience in governmental affairs, after all that he has experienced, and point* to Herbert Hoover as a leader , that human smile give you a marvel-; undaunted in the battle against thejous new faith in the "captain" of the! depression. Unquestionably tlw best; good ship America. As far as we could; Informed* inan In the nation today, if sec every man came from the confer-1 Presldf-'nt Hoover is accorded a second jence with a larger and firmer faith ini term in the White House lie will en-'our great nation und with tiw sincere j hancc tlw power and influence of our i belief Herbert Hoover has a "heart of I nation both at home and abroad. Fu-1 gold and purpose of steel." turc generations will view the gigantic! Tlw Lincoln clock on the mantel struggle of the past three years In the struck the half past ten hour. But light of another day. und judgihg fairly I there was hardly a stir in the room will accord Herbert Hoover unstinted) as Mr. Hoover in hl% quiet, yet emglory and honor. Tlw hand clasp of ■ pliatic way. talked on und told of the the president confirms without doubt I world drama and ot tlw plans that arc his statement "As a nation we are un-1 even now bringing back better days defeated and unafraid. And Above oil and will later mean prosperity for all. government of the people has not been Once in. a whilb the president shot a defiled." [quick, understanding glance ut Mrs. ir Ji,. » Hoover who iind followed the hour and (J. John Pope In the Grandville Star.) g tnlk ns inu>ntiy a6 Bny Jnan It appeared to us as though Mr. present Hoover wanted to confide the nation's Ar he n,-Brcd thc end .of his talk we plans and his personal efforts, the nlj fclt that Wl, had heard the story of country's [rials to all of us Tlw dis- ft grcnt draina whlch WBS RUrely apcusslon led from the collapse of the proaching a happy ending, after much We'll lake youi stock market to every Important phase grJcf and hardship. old liras In part up to the disarmament of the world, jt twelve minutes of eleven when payment on U. and ol Germany's latest suggestion for thc president suggested tliat it was [ Roycli with Tempered its equality of arms. ncnr our train time. Senator Vanden- j Rubber and gl«e you a He explained why the government who had near the president's, must remain silent, why It cannot rush throughout tlw vuit. said a kindly liberal cask allowanca. into print al times while grave matters word Wld Nlr Averill voiced the pro­ of vita) concern to every citizen were found appreciation for the great oppor*t stake. He cited several realistic in- tunlty thsit had been ours. Mrs. Hoostances and so thorough were his ex- ver stepped to her husband's side and planations that the editors unmlstak- we a„uln ghook the hands of our preslably agreed that Hoover, fighting a denl an(l hls wlfe. and. went down the veritable Niagara pouring over his 8talrs to the vast reception half, shoulders. Is the commanding general, TELEPHONE 2177 DRIVE-IN SERVICE the super-mind that Is bringing the 'Frank D. Brown in the Bellevue Co­ nation back to a safe harbor, .out of zctte.l troubled waters. 1 Throughout the hour and forty-five He was certain that the country had minutes we were closeted with the THE BIC SWING^IS TO U. S. TIRES suffered tbe worst, and that conditions president, not once did our interest lag were improving throughout the world, in what be had to s^y. Sitting with and that at present lhe greatest Im- one leg crossed over the other, and in SEN. YJADENBURG SAfS VISIT WILL BE REPEATED WITH WHOLE NATION INVITED TO SPEND RADIO EVENING WITH MR. AND MRS. HOOVER Banking by MAIL . . . Has Become Quite An Established Business. Custom The “Banking by Mail Service” rendered by this bank enables one to . .. Make Deposits Regularly Have Checks Collected Promptly Receive Bank Service at Home All of this servic(e without drop­ ping some important work to call at the bank personally. tomers many who are taking­ advantage of this opportunity to “Bank by Mail." This service has proven especi­ ally advantageous to township and school district treasurers, This sound, old bank is paying 3 per cent interest compounded semi-annually on all SAVINGS ACCOUNTS ... large or small. This bank counts among its cus­ Open a Savings Account today. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK HASTINGS -:- MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2217 ONLY NATIONAL' BANK IN BARRY COUNTY 331% DISCOUNT On All Model T Parts, Tops and Curtains. Have Your Model T Put in Shape For Winter Driving. Trade Your Old Tires HEATER For New Ones GET YOUR Put on Your Model A and V-8 Both Hot Air and Hot Water jfato Jport J'hop We Need One Hundred Used Tires! LOW PRICES on GENERAL and CORDU­ ROY Tires of All Sizes. See Us fora Trade. Extra Good Values in USED CARS. Let . Your Old Car. Come in and Trade as Good as New at Bargain Reduced Prices on Labor Charges. the Other Fellow Fix for One Nearly Prices. Give Us a Try. UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO. HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2121 �THE HASTINGS BANXF.1t. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 19. 193t PAGE TEN than in 1931. It l* fortunate for PRINCIPAL CROPS 1>rctllll,.,j ln thl. Ia[^ n;rieti.-s. tiw Michigan farmers that this large crop YIELD LAnuELT September index for pro*.■< iKdud bi ixTisns thia,year, br-causr- In competing areas the crop u decidedly" less than farmer* In the United State-: 56 Michigan Bean Crop Is 43 of tin- pre-war level. A* thr index of usual, due to drastic cuts in acreage and reduced yield*. Tliis year the P*rrer Oi»nt Of Total In The cent or total in ine commodities lwnwhich .haJini? farnn pr,w„.u buyHoiu­ Michigan bean crop amounts to 43* ot' . Country . ‘inr derived-from th<- .-ale of farm pron analyel* of the n-pcs made by duct.- average* only 54 cent.. .* tins w> n- lin-* ’Potato yields tn most sections indlMichigan fu:irn r* mt Ociolw r 1 t“ Hi** >’w11 weather < tix1 Mwht.*.nr1 cate a crop slightly above the average. Michigan Co-operatne Crai' Re|x>rtint u.-iaiiy fuvorub.c ‘ Tlw quality is generally good Tire Senice Indicate* g.a<d n iv> <4 coni, ix-un crop An । . wiwat. nr. brafop potato* -u®»r ««:■ b.r»heb yvr acre : siuran tlw Wg. total crop nt the United States is JSd • 1 ow mt budwl* or about l»(XX)OOO and hay’ These arc *• “* •»«»««'• <►« ”»* *taU-' cropp Oat* .and b..rk» T*1* ’ bushr1» lr»« than tn 1911 prlnrlpnl cropa ilu*. :• bu«h» wInch wiu usual. AU fruit crop< produced above the al fact that thr Acreage mated at | jaoAki t-.fv or double that Price-, lor f.rr:n produc • •' f ' rt ' m 493„t J9JP di,.. 0 trimaar tn in more than ihitty ------- I-------------------- ’.wcr-iun- . Tht‘ is the Urges*, production ■ iii Uju .'-t.de slnde 1921 ' ^’GO/W o TOASTED Wtf CEREAL Pku- Nearly Half A Century of Safety and Service! For Nearly Half A Century This Bank Has Proven Its Strength COURTHOUSE NEWS by its ability to keep going ahead under all conditions... and rendering a co-operative and painstaking service to its patrons and the public. Through the consistently sound management of a Board of Directors of extensive business and financial ex­ perience, this bank has SUCCESSFULLY weathered EVERY FINANCIAL STORM for the past 46 years. I'KOIIATE kins Order •d. dbchante administrator . , estate enrotted. jt Final account and . . . rder allowing uccoant. cHschargc of executrix 1‘M.icd, enrnlleil v Harland V Sweitzer. Oi Vidian J. Smith. Final ... rdian filed. release of guaedian I'Chantr of guardian iwued. csnroI7ed , ’ v • John P. kocher. Order allowing tardr claim entered. . ■ Est Etihlte A Mead Annual and Anal account of guardian fih-tl Ed. Ariid Theodore, Lafdahk Bond tf executrix fill'd. letters teMamvntary 1OC 1 hr truth of the •above experience is sufficient to give every confidence to depositors. A glance backward, con­ sidering all the changes that have taken place in this community and throughout the country since this bank was organized, will give you some idea of the SOUNDNESS and PERMA- EM. Calvin H. Charlton. Order lowifig claims entered. ' E't. Mary-M flolly Bond of cxccu-,^ ttlx filed, limiting settlement entered, ix-tilnm for hearing of cluinui filed. Jo creditors listied. ' Andrew li -ahnl. Final r«eipts Ji.-cluirgc of administrator ku-ped. enn aamini-'trat'tr filed, order appointing iai. administrator entered, bond Matches Bo*e» < 2§C Hershey's Cocoa Your child geti lhe same attention at you yourself at all came in this nation­ wide organization of home-owned stores an owner* manages Tomato Juice terettcd in hit cut- ’ Palmolive Bar /C The Bank with the Chime Clock CAPITAL Report From Lansing Is Very1 Encouraging—Banks Un- Mr.. Melltasa Ashby of Kalamazoo -----|«un« bom. x Opportunity Uses the Want-Ads Hills ciimmi.-wioner. banka were unde . ig, many ja-opJe .remarked upon) l iellhal, more slate bank* than, ,nal bank* had gone into receive:- C.n ROC 5ib- ij"' xjc you say? WHY, BLESS YOUR HEART -. . . I'M AWAY BEFORE YOU START d into the matter they would ht»v« Cookies ' Bran Flakes ten Coffees ... GAS THAT'S PACKED WITH bunks u.' hatioiuil.banks in •o the proportion wopid 19c POWER TO SPARE . . . LEVELS nwoguize that nwnl month/ •veto strain, ■ undt HILLS LIKE THEY WEREN’T THERE! !o:c-*t calling of loans. The Mate if fortunate that M» many luivc weathered • igr BLEND “GH “A*1 BLEND .BLEND Shredded Wheat F..-.Uval Will be, held Bunnell church Friday night. 31st. Mr. Humnaton <if the 52c 27c 25c Me The Bunnell Ladle- Aid Society will Bwadhng nt Hick- Ha-tiiMU tw i! h Walter.' Mav with Mr- Lottie C Wilh*m aiui family Dorr Claflin of Grand Leditc epesit mtlay the guest of MU.-- Marau'TUe »’•«<- ICc Mayonnaise Mr and Mr> .Rtuwll Kay, apent the 35 inept, according to nn An- IGR Clean Quick Spaghetti $50,000.00 der Severe Strain ■An encouraging rr]>ort come*' from Lanning that 27 banks in this Mate, which had been forced to close their i<- been rr-pja'ned and that Salmon rig. Sc SURPLUS HOPE CENTER. .Mrs Frank Leonard. with her son. Fred Ashby, and family, TWENTY-SEVEN BANKS , Mrs Hattie Bellinger of Milo spent ’ Miss Vmla Fwrvr nf Marshall is Friend* mid relatives of pus lucahfv REOPEN two week* at Mrs Cllin- Ash- will be sorry to hearlh ot1|>x(l th< C|ty pasfTmg nuvi un THEIR iiis-i.i DOORS ,i>n<......day lust week at- the McDermott . s]M-ndlng l v. oJ raIlo|l K1Iwtlbur> home. | by'.v Soap Chips POST $7,5,000.00 Y.M.C. A. ITEMS night. with Mr IGR HASTINGS CITY BANK ion administrator filed, waive* led. order appointing spe­ lt rator entered, bond filed 15c Pumpkin This is a safe and desirable place to do your banking—The proof lies in our record of “NEARLY a HALF CEN­ TURY of SAFETY AND SERVICE” to the people of Hastings and sur­ rounding country. THERE IS NO* TIME LIKE THE PRESENT TO OPEN AN ACCOUNT AT THIS BANK Jimmie A. Bmiixe Inn petition for authority to pursuant to contract nied. ive dwd entered. final account hied, ng account' entered­ Warrant ....................... • filed d«; will, no-ufin, r.ship ink year1 Pint Boillr NLNCE of this time-tested institution. IGR Beans Mr and Mr* .Earl MeGlocklm «i«il nr,day with Mr I Banfield: IGR HOLME Mvra Woodmanwe and daugh............d Mrs L>m - Ftrater of Hailing' i were .Sunday visitors at Rdy Wieklake ham.'. spent Sunday .with M Mrs. Joseph Crockford returned home Saturday after spending the planning week in Grand Haven .d to be held! Mr and Mrs. George Vandni Bosch of Allegan were Sunday visitors nt Mrs Etta Parmclces Mr and Mrs. John Meade and sons or Batavia were week-end visitor at Ben Crockford’* and Sunday caller* i d from won. Mr. and Mrs Frank Fuller of Battle Creek Mr. and Mrs Arthur AUerdlng and soiu and George Fuller of Woodland Marshall last week Mr add Mrs. Keith Durkee spent The community wa* more than sad­ Sunday at Adam Endres* in Freeport dened By flic pasain; of-* Jasper Beach Friday morning. It is sad for <w so Hurraed Return. Young Wife; '*1 learned to cook while young and such an uprijnt and honorabl young person to br taken. ’ and my husband was abroad? ” doubly »d for his wife, who was very Mother: “Well, and what did he say ill -just recovering fronts oper­ when he returned?” » ation. The family surely has the Young Wife: He went abroad deepest sympathy of everyone NaShV.llf •- u, 10c Corned Beef Can IOC IGR Friday and Saturday Only |IR1^H f RUlTSjAWD VEGt TABirS Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Are Always Top-Notch at I. G. A. Stores. GA STORES < CONOCO THE THAT'S PACKED WITH POWER! �paoe THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1933 nmw Report ot the Condition of the Delton State Bank ___ ________ I hotel and Ti-Mrt and many trout stream* well an a and a shilling white strip of beach rev- 'tlw conventional COW AND CALF SHOWN towns. Tlw big — bearding b»ure ..lu»< I aeven-mlte stretch of hard sandy beach erg) miles ------*•.vw.» -----away. Micllf.n, st the close at »m-ln»„ H-.ftemVer *10. IMS..** ..IW't,r try I bordering Lake Michigan Ji While we wl-rr drinking in all this become Bear Creek tzd,.-. tlw <>-*nr i AT DETROIT SCHOOLS A nmrllx-r of well known buslncv*' lovi-knes* Mr and Mrs Maurice R Kry-' mansion a little fart.lwr tip the hi Tavern, ~~ fhe ’former with Majority of Pupil? Had Never men of Lansing were original sponwirs worth, of Detroit who were making a’ Celibeth of the club. 11 has a growing member­ wwk's tour of northern Michigan. mo--t roasonablu rate- the latt<r, a ’ ship ot over eight hundred und lhe made their appearance. Mr Key worth trifle higher for those demanding more- Seen These Animals Before luxuries; tlte •lumbermen ■■ family ot belonging are moat reasonable Truck Brought Exhibit • Continued, (rotn patfv one. part one! costs making II. possible for men in many tlon following his long aeige in the hos­ home* are now ne'at browh and whit• ] ■ : . ■ ■ id of thi pital and had bycn tinxious for Jilts cottagrs provided with baths and oth' r' their sloguri Is meant to convey. different walks of life tb join. While Keyworth to see tlie beauty ul the comforts; thr* small power plant i, a 113000 Detroit tchool children who raw tlw cow and cult txlubi’.d by MichiProminent along the .street is nn In­ modern Innchrtyom; the ■■ Id zew nii place, • dian village rather too much of .the »> store is inlargM and t -■ifUeiuhdly. Reluming to the main highway we made to order type to appear genuine. ,-.-------------------to stocked; there’s an attractive li.ill for :bit exaggerated. ,,v ’thirty mils-* farther Wrz. ‘wk drove H >■"*• nature and out-of-door* Mants’tqm-. a most attractive looking •■mall conventions c.uii 1 Tin nnd like to m-l away now and t!»-n r|!y t)M. ,..jl(1r*-. of Lakr M.chtgan dance* acrons from t ' from whi-tl' v-and ta ll , coal *nioke. Then ten miles la yond to Kitch-itt-kischoolhom-- has b-s-n e womh-rful ixr^ibilittea pf d« v< k.pmi nt. • v ~, — . . ti-k-bltojws. J»»t lucks.; J,, on.- of tin- main attraction-, ort of mn euni anil and doubtli".', that will all come in due honking motor.-, and all lh<- tilings that-qm regibn. I dnh't kn<>a> how tnw the WlM-onstn Limb-r .time, I know |woj’.le wlro return there civilization ' siielbc I cant <imagine < -a jh<. fia|m is, that liiggest ■ the'houw a‘ ”** J * summer*, -again and again, and hay more ideal place (or. r«it and content­ spring in the Uhltcd States or tliat vide* tlw t----- -------fever victims speak Highly ot the re­ it ha* no counierpart anywhere, but I’ for the dining nxRns lief Its climate brings. ' is an Unusually jnterrxting and beau-., the home of.Uw re-ide: • Tlw main building. Manitou ‘ Izxlge, • Banner-", posters and. sticker* nave of which adds interest evidence that Michigan'.* oldest town anil fin- dtninx hall nearby. Mudkkci- tif-a! spot! and'thanks t<» t!w-State (Jon- . — . was strong for Brucker, and Bolin for ■wLt Hail, mi- ot native peeled rough- M-rvaUon department It hu* been and makes otw grnt«-ful t... Every thing intilde la car­ made uccrralblr in/n*ccnt year'-, now;didn't fellow-tlie iiria<-dur« Congress, or at least an active Repuhh- hewn hr." cun commit t.n- wir. .then-. >o we .se­ ried .out with artistic amplicity. The bring am a Stale rAwrvatton with ac‘, lumber barons did of allowti cured a sticker for our windshield jrtM- lug lobby nr lounge of th<- Lodge liaS a commodatlbns for camping, and a to n-vrrl to the state f<» t.r ' At th'- Park ’here : .. j claiming our loyalty tn Michigan* fireplace id inuiu n>«- dimensions- with guardian's lodge at hand. Richard hu* already written a u,>jf course of nine hok dsrign.- worked mrothe Into the young governor and pnx-.i-dM un our Intricate -”■“•••- Indian .<.-.im.Hw.wkwi way along U 8. 2 paying tribute,-a- wi granite IxHildera OP which" it Is made. column about, it m> It is iinnrwwary to ,-.sting natural Hazards " " " " rn's tro- go into iletaiU Only I .shall have ti>i|xmd and a trout i.t::.".:; i-ti.li.-n lent check Up un hU; .statement that its t)M-htth-tanw fawns in । Our objective on Uns first, day's trip M*’i* ■■ antique.. e on wall wonderful color Is "bilk-." taUwr than-;tlw grounds often hav.- ... In Vito Uj>i>cr Peninsula was tlw Hlawai an indetcrlbuble green, lumtnous ic. :Jtway; bark of tlw bulldhws around the hearth. Tintlm 8|M>rtstiun’s Club filtv inikf. uwny >in’lve.< mid ............ -...................... -.............. • ......... •Iwonunl. -......- • Clyde ••urnlt'irc to of shaggy birch BlautMrito, ,«11wt und trutispan tit as glass to its! mg peiff for air piani-s. its --dm* vt.t- — Charlie greatest’depth which to ,forty or more-,y,.|j rarct|for ns the.golf c> Wilcox. Harold Newton and fret. Kyi-ry thing subnn rg<d in this .■roods fringe it all but yoti wa-. tlirmigh UmCTlit..--v of the l.dl. r hair li ft on 8om«-onr magic water which u. 400 feet nerns.*,them---sun. air. and light t " wi-were "to enjoy ita privileges *"”* ♦ •— •»— — 't lil-htitti’ fixture, wheels from old lime lucent cokrt ;. nu»-.-. rou n d logs, on it- clearing which M*;n „„„„„ v,„„, ... .... . • lowing cart* are susitrndcd Jidrlzbn- white randy bottom and other obj«t>i m;»i«-of.ull west nick -p.n mile* nwav : It to situated’ in Liter and Mnrkitiac »«•>>>’ by In: chains from thi- a-tling look a* ’though gnomes might have had rountkf on a rerervatlon >■! 4<L0W Iwum* und banging from .various a finger in’ereating tlie taneitul effect.-, :allti fotty-two t„.' . . . raft .. < -nable* you .t- ^1Ste Siqwrior and C acre*. ,80 square mile* in sin-, enrernt ipoki-.n arc-lantern* electrically wired A’wirc manipulated with a wide variety of timber and eoiit Botnet tine.- *‘*' *''1 con*ciou* of pull out to nw Wry ouu r of this un­ i-j- studied efforts for i-lfcct. but not usual-spring. ! in size rontalninu 32 fit taming twenty-two lakes and ponds In tin- building', ot the Hiawutlta Blaney or rather Blaney Park at the i,-,.,. -,nd the State Unit •viiknily tn command, and It's all junction of M-77 and U S. 3 highway ,. |I1K projec' ---- ' comfortable anti harrnonioux Mid Bows and arrows wen- a jinn of our n-rtain •. .ml and Mr. Sck seat equipment, and win ti’*e saw Ilixurjant cwid ... ..... plca&hut. • The bedroom* an- quick to catch any r 'fin» archery1 range witii three Ing hardwijods may again in woman's eye. carried .out In tht- ninv targets, directly in front of Bear Creek come, grace tlw-and. There's a r — way iv. tin- rest of thi- I/mIkc. with I/Mige. the hotel, we agreed it would be ....... ------ ------. f---------- juat the place .to tunt in-at night and wit|t a gK.ja.r, hand-hewn !<•*: wall* and fi|rniture.. the week i-nd. The liatu:ings and bed covering:* :,iig- have a day's rest from driving. 8-» de- jSf ,,n,| ornltliol'n'i't. .1 i gvs! the spinning wh< t-1 era t nd*fit tn lightful a spot did it prove that, we nun u-)th m-.- i jM-rfcbtly with the wall* and ftlfifiture. stayed two days and two nlijht*. and Yd niniu: with all this primitive Bini- wished plans had made tl po.-stble to intenjrtcd tlp-y may arplic.iiy there L hot and co'd -wati-f tn Hiigef *1111 lorigcr It'* a place that raiige impany him in<r> thi each room. *ilh bath rooms and .cannot‘be listed m in me tlw wirci general.enter-ory 'jiim unu.rmium ur uauru *»• .* **,.• *\.^< j [ WtXxLs Oil excursions." Where nesting shower hand. T* “ ‘ * 'Summer . Rc.ort.< . . - bwtiis ni-tir Theatftod.of conventional ’ To ..birii-. . and— wild fowl may U-. cAk-cr-.nl i ts .plendid with n* rn-dern a kitchen do it justice it should have a letter.nil |thi? hnttn*..* "of rmlskruts and beavere' erpiipim-nt as you’d finQ tn the best city ,'by itself. Briefly, it wn* originally the M,,n plant hfe itudted und numt-rou-' Quitman. 0 hon-i., despite tlw f;ui of its location .eat of big lumber camp covered ’with „th<-r features enjoyed. Many label i; ..... —. ....' men 1<>;»: went hunting. .■■•...■tvj.In tlw heart ot djm-at forest several 'mngninci.1it virgin hardw->xl trees. arc in plan-aiding in the idrntifiea'iunl Tliry shot a number of rabbits and a mll-'.s away from-tiny town. A man. I and was owned by a Canadian firm. ;.of trees, plant., and wild flower , fine pheasant. :<-Xpcct. would, place greater emph-u-u Nearly 35 year* ago it wtus taken over interesting hikes and r»jl* • arton the re.-reation feature- of tlw club, by the Wiscohstn Laitii anil Lumber (1|f,.r,.d TlWre's a Paul Bunyan camp the cubin'.' taafby where you can stay.ico.. whaw headquarter* are at Her- ln the lenrt of the ■*>•<!:. three milt.' I II ytni prefer! will! your family: the' mansville. U. P- Like all auch M-ctlons awaj. uhieh Is a or’ of shrine and ;.pl< ndid fishing and hunting to enfoy the big timber .wtvs' cut off but Instead . museum for relics of tlw real imnlvrSAME PRICE here during the ojwn rex-ions; d- vr are of abandoning it.when revenue erased jack days. Simmons Wood* t- antitb-r often in right from the pnrelu-. Mvhes One ... a:, many concern* have done, tlw own- - ■ -■ today I have ever.,‘ers have worked but a practical plan 10.000 acre woodland 'abounding with ounces of retiMvstatlon and conservation that fL-hinc stteams. and lakes.. We Ur1 Tor Manitou lx>dg<- I- unique, progressive and altogether to : return rometirhe fo n-allv explore AS 42 YEARS balsam filled your 'be comment lei!- Tile knoll nn which Blaney .Park ami environs in an nde•wn on miles und ;th<- main building* of the camp .were quale manner. ' AGO ' nrgcly ul the bal- ' located, has become a resort for tour­ The iT.urti . l T ■atmcnt, the fim" MUIIOHSOF POUNDS USED v.nu-lv desci-ndih^ ist* anil nature, lovers, who like re­ ■ food, and the* ueiwre-l rlass <>f guest . I BY OUR COVIRNMINT Lake Michigan creation. fine «ir. and freedom from about all left a mi»t fawrnble impres-1 Mon-j>o we have become Blaney i booriter.?. • ■ The LpdRe Is open the year round and much is made of thr winter >«-.von, iwben winter sports hold away. Hunt-sj jinn deer with bow and arrow In Indian] style is also featured. leaving Blaney with rrcrrt 5W fol­ lowed the excellent M-77 r.xid to Seney jwhere connection |a mad- with M-'Jflf. tlu n tttnx-d east toward the Soo some 90 miles away hoping tn return another ! tyear and explore this country tn; Forty-one foreign countries have tariff* on agricultural products as high, or high­ i "Lake Siiperior’.< farthest mine *" j er, than ours . . . thirty-seven big and little foreign countries made eighty-sev­ 'which will naturally include Isle en upward revisions of their tariffs between 1925 and 1928. : Royale. I A motor trip through the Upper! The Hawley-Smoot Farm Tariff was not passed until June, 1930. Peninsuh is a most interesting-and en-1 lichteninc one. My previous knowledge r Under the flexible provisions of our tariff act any foreign country may afl: for a inf it hud been gained through form- r hearing anil receive due consideration upon any tariff rate which they think j trips with the old Michigan Pre.'* and should be adjusted. The record shows that 95 per cent of alljuch hearings are '■ Republican Newspaper A.s.u>datlons. It Now on triiins'tiinl'Sy boat. The changes based on agricultural rales. Yoh Need One! jare marked ones. Progressive citle.-.. WATER HEATERS good farms an- to be seen In many sec­ tions shoving back the forest lands, altliough there Is plenty of tlw- latter “The vrry basis of safety to American agricul­ per cent below your prices, flaxseed for 35 pcr still in vkw and doubtless always will ture is protective tariff on farpi products. cent below your prices, beans for 40 per cent be—enough to preserve something of below your prices, and wool 30 per cent below “The Republican Party originated and pro­ thr primitive charm of Upiht your prices. BOTH CORN AND WHEAT poses to maintain the protective tariff on agricul­ ban. COULD BE SOLD IN NEW YORK" PROM On tlwway.to the Soo we pa.^ d tural products. We will, evyn widen that tariff THE ARGENTINE AT PRICES BELOW . along many miles of dead land sid further where necessary to protect agriculture. I land—truly, for tlw fire scarred earth YOURS AT THIS MOMENT WERE IT Ninety per cent of your market Is at home, and Us sterile of yield to any growth for NOT FOR THE TARIFF. I SUPPOSE I PROPOSE TO RESERVE THIS MARKET Guaranteed. 6-Vrelt. f.1. Plate < beast or man. One wonders in this THESE ARE GHASTLY JESTS I TO THE AMERICAN FARMER. day of marvelous chemical discoveries “Has the Democratic Party ever proposed or “The removal of or reduction of the tariff on Uf a scientLst will not ultimately rro- up supported a protective tariff on farm products? farm products means a flood of them Into the I with a discovery to remedy these con-, Has it ever given one single evidence of protec­ United States from every direction, and either iditinn* and restore a part of the rum­ tion of the home market to the American farmer I million or more desolate acres In our you would be forced to still further reduce your from the products raised by peasant labor on atute to productivity. . prices or your products would rot on your farms. .nl..d>k.i^fl * We smile now. when we read of the cheap land abroad? Fully Ch*r<*4t Nrw | ■ furore and dissention. caus’d back tn "There are this jnlnute 2,000,000 cattle In the the T830's when this 318 mile tong by 3fi northern states of Mexico seeking market. The to ICO mile widn strip of Upper' Penin ­ price is about 12.50 per 100 pounds on the south sula land was forc<-d on our state In a bank of the Rio Grande. It is 14.50 on the north j trade with Ohio for a few lowttshlps on bank—AND ONLY THE TARIFF WALL ■our southern border. In the knowledge BETWEEN. Lowest Prices in Detroit! tof tlw 122 millicin dollars a Year value “Bad as our prices are, if we take comparable '.the mining pro)>?rti<w alone furnish prices of farm products today in the United । arido from, Its many other n-Niurcei and great scenic appeal, we know now It States and abroad, I am informed by the De­ (was one of the most advantageous partment of Agriculture that you will find that “What the Democratic Party proposes is to\ DUPLEX TIRES : "swaps" ever made Irt lhe Union. except for the guardianship of the tariff, butter reduce your farm tariffs. Aside from ruin to 6-Ply Under Tread i It made Michigan-second in size of could be Imported for jlS per cent below your agriculture, such an undertaking in the midst of any state cast of tlw Mississippi: it 4,40-21. 51.55 4.75-20 .. 14.15 prices, pork products for 30 per cent below your this depression WILL DISTURB EVERY PO35.00-15.. 54.45 prices, lamb and beef products from 30 to 50 4.50- 20.. 54.15 SIB1UTY OF RECOVERY." United States which is largely respon5,00-21.. 55.61 4.50- 21 51.55 : slblc for our second greatest Industry 5.25 21. 55.61 4.75-15.. 54.45 I—the tourist bwiiwM. ' ! In this day of hue and cry concern­ ing the lack of broad vtaimwd states­ PRODUCT men In Washington, it doe* no-harm to call to mind that Henry' Clay whose Fr.ih Milk •Vi700 lbs. jfame has lived’ through thr years. Sintt. Barrel C ■■ A £ I fought the proposal on the floors of n<,,t a. ikr.ui»« .. *|aMj (including 700 lb*. I Congress to canalize St. Man's river at unliaf HmIII U««<l the Soo "os n work quite beyond tlw । remotest settlement 'of ‘ the United ■ States if not in the moon" Henry would certainly be bewildered to road jthe figures now that show product* to SMctb. j the value of a billion, two hundred milrlth j lion dollar* passing yearly through the canals in this same river—more President demands that the policy of the Republican party for -------------- Hoover _ ---- ----------------------, freight than the combined btv.lnes* of Panama. Suez. Keil and Manchester the protection of the fanner be maintained. canals can show. The Democrata aay agriculture should not be protected. Sadie R. Cook. UPPER PENINSULA IDEAL FOR MOTORING BAKING POWDER Ganomiail- 6ffident ^THE MOST^^9 W 25 AMAZING FEATURE W OF OUR STUPENDOUS \ fl H I g /V me^centurv„0K?S’ And They Want Us to Take Down Onr Tariffs W^R^^Gcf PRESIDENT HOOVER SAYS: 89c $4.85 STORAGE BATTERIES < x6Q BRUNSWICK Comparison of Farm Tariff Rates GUNS & SHELLS Where do you think your interests, rest, Mr. Fanner? Now is the time to decide. VOTE THE REPUBLICAN TICKET A water storage tank of 200.000 gal­ lon* capacity, in Lns Angele*, has been designed to harmonize with tlwJSpanUh type of architecture tn its vicinity. ■ It looks like an attractive home. MARK’S Cor. Church and State Streets �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1932 PAGE TWELVE ’ delton raAiRiEnixE. ' >:ii Lindsay and Charles Armstrong. ter. Mr. and Mrs E. A Parker mid >u»u >«.*u **fB •*ln nee nr dcct ciir*D The Delton Garden Club met ThursMrs June Bernard mid daughter.''’WTrr ” Hastings on a business trip .Mrs, Mullen ot Hastings. Mr. and Mrs Rapids were guest'i; Tuesday. M. A. Ritchie of Gun lake and Mrs. Uot Ur Dttl OU.Ufln day afternoon al thr home of Mra Marlon of Grundd Rapid* guestsjTuesday. ------------------------meeting will be held > H“fh«i and ran of TUledo, Ohio. /Beatrice Dunning.-----------------------------. There were seven- ----------of -the -----------former's Ata. <■-*— Mrs. *•— Florence ~ ‘ A- Repiibilcan - State-Wide Purchase Would tern present--- — and eight new — members Mott Saturday and Sunday. 1 Fridaynignt nightatatthe thechurch.church.-The coun-1 Millie Frey has come to stay ---- ----------ton •oaturaay ana punaay. .iTiaay The coun-1 i',,, ' , _ „. _ — >.-. — .... _ I......................... ... and. Mrs Stella _ .. ''— ___ .,._ abo trtlhthe her*Jniece and Mr, and ■ addedi to •>the lut. x» Horeatter tiu- ___ meet-; Mra Maude Smith r-v. candidates will be _present, ‘h ™rand husband “p<1, .Mr *?end. Improve Economic.Condi­ tings will tx- Ijeid in the chux niwi of .Barb-r or this lodge are attending tlie Hastings Glee Club. Congrcwman x.Ir» Wm. R Norris, Indefinitely, tion In Michigan the church on the ><-.:ond Thursday Helx-kah Ai.-cmblv nt Ijinamg iKetcham will tie the speaker. Supper" Mr. and Mm Art Baker and Patricia I Twelve ot tlw Triple'Link Club en-'S€rved l,lc Ladles' Aid at 7 00'and Mr and Mrs Grand DePriester We wish every ruder of ’th* Banner |afU-rndoii of each munth. would comply with the miut-st given । Mrs. Alice Stanton wilt last week M'«l the mw-Ung with Mrs. John J. <*<?>«-**• fast Ume. - Amendments ex-lot Kalamazoo spent tlie week end with ••—yxtprab.- . u; Kahmnwo .Hotter ut Woodland. ;plained. Come ' 1 the tatter's mother. Mrs. Sarah Smith.. out-lut week by Governor BruckerJjut Mrs. Harry? ----- jkjpnton wu.s Ihmii- ovt-r! Mr. and Mm Peter Castle Mr and' Mr nnd Mrs*^arry-Snyder and son] ------- ■*--------------Miss ... Maxin* when he urged state-wide pundiaM of |I -----Taylor UhivcniT' J-Mro Ray “f* ^ ’taford visited Mn • ooarn -ms ->n ficci —• wui , maar m Michigan beet sugar-as a means of |tile j inc week »<ww end. cna. from noni *rsyior untvenuiy j.Mr» Hay Castle and daughter spent ■pent” r'iwu ,»ra viaiica sir; and ana Mrs sirs James;' James; a waia.xu ai .r..- week —v end ...... .mid .... Sunday ... at «... . ,' H/xllti*r .1. end. i planking an Inch thick, spanning the Improving economic conditions inwhere she i-. attending college. the Ithaca Bou,UtimH nndwtti 90,1nv,r overth, lheum week Michigan, in which we ail should 1>-. Mra. Cliarlcy Smith mh ii*. last week , thr gu-sts uf Jay Alverson Mr. mid Mr and Mra Lawrence Osborne and W between the earth and the moon. Interested. Tlierc can bc do doubt that (end with her husband ‘here, stopping ..Mra Jay Wilkinson are caring for the *™’* 1,1 Nashville Visited Mr and Mra is one way of visuallzmg the total footif Michigan people will,do a'.s tiu- Goy- jofl on her way Through from Chicago - home during their absence. ‘Milo Lehman and Will Mullen Sunday w of lumber produced In the United enior has suggested. Michigan fafm-!to New York. .. | Mr. and Mrs Charles Hughes mid! Mira FlaMir Adriunson Is on tiu Stales In 1930. a year of slack demand, era can "raise five tum^dUarge aj The funeral n! Orrin Pennock wasTMr. and Mra Maurin- Hughes wmt to nek list we an- sorry to report.-but iti quantity of sugar beets irathi-y did this; held at the Hcntuii ehup<-l Friday. Fu-; Marairail Sunday to spend a few days *■' hoppd she will soon be well. Hlu- is: year, and Wcluga/i factories could tuki-j neral service* tor Mr., Addle Wiltnx of'with Mrs. Harriet Jones mid son. Harry missed from church and Sunday sctjool.car- of that production e.vily. Tm.-■ Chester war.- held at Cedar Cm.-k: Hoyi^r. 'nie-men will do some hunt, also from othej good places. . ' • would leave iq the 'neighborhood iif ।churrh Friday jmg while then■ Herbert Mhrehouse, Seout Lead.-r I «25 000.(»0 Jo *30.(100.000 in the hinds i Mr mid Mrs. Wjlllam Smith eftt.-r-l , Mr, ...... mid Mra William Duncan and uk took big wua laid oi of uis hik uoy.s boy* iu to inc Hie wooas woods ........................... ‘•‘■v**“ »<>» 'k aa uiK Physic the bladder cosily. Drive of .Michigan farmer. The factories; '..lined »|onday miir.■ October in. i family nt r.f Kalamazoo. Mr mid in, fur fu.family und Mrs. Mrs.: Sunday afternoon where’ they had a out impurities and excessive acids would emplnv i. vrtal tlmmahd mep! Unmet . !>r. am! Mra p uelf as nn enjoyable lime P g G Bcrnau! Bernawl /Hugh .'Hugh Chapman mid and children. Hickory Hickorv profitable us as welfas time !I , which cause Irritation that result* M.r'.lrTT..,-.. ,,i»< ...... ,, ...... . .. • ... . . ... ..I for. a*juri«i of. fhun four to tit.' Hr Taylor and Mr- M.i'-ildn Smith.;Corffc.-ra and Mr. mid Mr. Vaughn Mra. Susie Lawrence'and daughter! in leg pains. backache. burning and months mid whatever profit th«i- -”»l Cliarks. and Frank Duster.!Mo»- . f thr north pleasantly surprised mid Frank Cook ot Battle Criyk were! Kitting up nights. BU-KCT8. the might be m-th.- mamif.icttirc would a-Ta.-nan Im :•> c I.brate th-; Mr- Maurice Hughe* October 12 in Sunday uurate of Mrs. Lulu Sheimrd! bladder physic. containing buchu. bir.lulavN of Dj-. Dr. Bc-mmd Be-.remain in Michigan. It would help a j blrtiulavs mid M: Uionm- of her birthday anniversary, mid tmmly. Johif slH-plu-rd of Cressey jiimivr ot). etr work* on the blad­ Mary Smith. ,vi* staying ovcf for a waa also a giie»t. der pleiiMintly mid effectively. >lmDr. Bernard.and wlf; Floyd Hhelp and Charles Armstrong liar'to nistur oil on the bowels Get — Angusta mid the will practice ih; Grace and Margaret MrKibbin of attended the I. O. O. F. Grund Lodgej; Th- South East District Sunday > thu*. vicinity, as ■ W.irdeil and I Yankee Springs Apent tiw week end at Lansing. druggist After four days. If not School Convention which was held at Woodbunu- have ontlnued their!with Robert’MrKibbin and Jaiully Mr. und Mrs Delos Hughes and son. ' relieved of getting up nights go buck lhe’church Sunday was attended by, work there, ' Next Sunday, pctotx-r 2,1 Will be Ronald Lev. of Toledo. Ohio, enme Sat- and get your money Von are bound reptescnbitlvcs from .4-ven diflen-ni i • Mra, Francis & n i Hally Day ut the Prairieville Sumlay uruay to sjw-nd the week with their’ to feel better after this cleansing Sunday echouls and proved to bc very [u-ltlng |»« r irn.-e Mr-j.-chool. All funner members of the parent*. Mr. and Mrs' Win. it Norris' and you net your regular sleep. Lo­ interesting. The music, furnished by Elwain. and Mn*-. u; j Sunday school are vs-pecially invited arfd Mr Rlchurd Hughes. cally at K I, Kane. .Nashville. Carthe Hustnigs I'ansh orchr*Vn- wn:l t‘!‘" Rwhlund. I ’-j cutlie back on this day. hi the eve■ ■ ui Mn Norn Sunday were. veth A: Htebbiiv., Hastings, Mich­ ircially goixl and a duet by Mus Fran-' Mra Leda Han. lostlbing u Plu> ' Out of the Fin;' will be Mr mid Mrs Wm J. Norris nfti! Mur-, igan. --Adv. res Darby and Seward Walton from the week with Mr. and Mrs. Le Jorii-. Mrs. Addle Springer and dough Maple Grave Erangelieul wm> tlior- Baiit'n-ld ami Tuesday uughly enjoyed- Another enjoyable;1 ' feature wa.*vvun anthem by the Base': Bert' Pat Um' und housekeeja Line choir under ttje direction of Dr.;। Ida Harm's entertained Bund Wt't o: Battle Creek and short talk* Iland Mra Albert Warn, r of Ku by th- ditferen: ministers and official -. I'mid Mr and Mr. James Collin t'oin|ili,-j;‘d the nltcrtmon program. | Mr. and Mrs. Harty Woodmansee ure' k was a Surittoy g happy over the arrival of a baby girl. Solomon Stanton, Cprufance Joan, who .was born atii church at their home Wednesday. October Yi \ id their annual Mrs Helen Chi-ex-man has been asaUting in their care und in charge ot thi;. houwhold dutiw tlw pa*t.Vcek. Mrs Ulis Altrr.un und Mrs. Sylvia Fi'lier vuited Mrs Ettie Stanton at Bronson hospital. Wednesday. ' . ■ Dr, Daniela Unu wife <>t Aurora, accomiimijed by their daughter mid hus■bmul from Jackton. viuted their cou«jn.'.-Curtis and Walter Ornisbe. and I «<•!»( icesCMY Mats KOHOMl RUUS II family last week. . GOVERNOR URGES THE OLD fOAL SHOVEL SURE SLAPS DOWN OLD MAN WASTE/ Don't Get Up Nights And Coal is the Best Possible Form ot Heat HE natural, even heat produced by coal in­ sure* you of a com­ fortable, healthful win­ ter. Don’t delay in or­ dering your supply— price* rise with the ad­ vancing season. So put your order in today. COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better iiiioniici Our Truck* are*'Prepared to Give Immediate Delivery On Coal Ordered Now SMITH BROS.,VELTE & CO POULTRY and STOCK FEEDS COAL, LIME. CEMENT, ETC. A&P al I’otir TELEPHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MlCEf hiding a uuj.' ai r.'f nwr.e tier- out return .to Y|i|kufti Wednesday. * Mr, and Mrs. Albert Kibllnger and MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO tie Creek wen’ Sunday gu Houatd Stanton .’onklln sjx-s 21c Beans with Pork Q;,±' Peanut Butter the link- folks wlw ha*. Sparkle Lloyd Gaskill ant t iler, at Hastings. Mr and Mrs. Lawrence H«icumb at­ tended u family supper at the Janie Crawley home war HAatinux Tuesda-. evening k-hich was givt birthday. Can‘ 2 u Sultana 3 ' Quuhtt Staid Preserves N.. 2 19c Cun. 25c Ann Page Pure Fruit Whitehouse Milk 2 Pancake Flour Tall Can. Red Kidney Beans Cocoa Iona Brand Macaroni Wheatena Tea like this PROVE the VALUE OF YOUR TELEPHONE uini- Kcin-.ihments Oats 19c 39c 4c Bread <■*, 2c«." 89c * u. 12C 2 6 pin 25c 9c Lb. Bag Sunnyfield Smoked Picnic Hams The L A S will- meet t li - Bert Fmichi r VVcdn, • y meeting 25c 19c j., 4 Pure Fruit Flavors Apple Sauce k and took advantage of the limning seuxoit which '' jiravcd by many of the smlHl game in this ii>«iiiv lugly getting their .share.’ Mr mid Mrs Jacob HoUmatf ’ Mr- mid Mra. Byron Titus near 1 Sunday. Ri-tnvinber. thk week Thursday ; Lhe date of tli ~ Aid dintie; EvERY household, large or small, facps the over-possible danger ofzFlRE, which at any moment may impqril property and the Ilves of loved oness' ' • 2 ft-'* 25c Salad Dressing of Mr I9c 8c 12 c—45c 23C LI, Can Sunnyfield SS Os. Pkg. Wheaties 2 Coffee 8 O'Clock 3 IVJilk Eagle Brand 15c 19c 59c 19c i tn W.ir ruuu and Mi, your telephone. For-c telephone coll will sum­ IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT mon instantly those highly efficient men . . . the firemen . . . who will risk even their lives in your service.-. STEAK In any crisis, aid can bc obtained, -without delay, by telephone. Just one telephone call in an emergency may be worth the cost ol the seme PIG HOCKS SAUSAGE WANT IO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN 99£,% SAFE! J *1 -r way j of •_ ..judging un .. •institution ' One in times of, depression is by the percentage of its losses. In this respect the Building and Loan Associa­ tion* of the United States show most gratify­ ing results, for the losses over the entire Country during the past year were only 26/100 of 1 per cent of their total resources. There were no failures in Michigan during Why not'buy Building and Loan share*? jyje ffiational ffioan & Unucatment ffinmpanit 1250 Griswold Street, Detroit J. L. Maps & Son, Local Representative, Hastings t un­ tie in Sun- e:nb!y was poitix>n«d‘pntil n£xt Mot day “-Kathryn Town, reporter. Meaty Fresh Pure. Pork BACON k- Conrad with, Mi ’ ... railed rm li-ntine at Hastings SunpfEAsANT SVKPHISE . ... ----- ... Vandlen of Hastings in th- lint; i.- of Mr. Earl Vundlen. sundav a: tin* Johii Stairtwcajii n being his tlurty-hith btrthc and called on Miit.-s sa**dy Sun­ T i.ntty-sciin wcpc present- Mr and day <-.cniiu* Mr>. Wm Wert and children and Mr ' Will Veit.- and-wife railed on Klda and Mrs Harley Sawdy being out ni Guy and wife ir. East Woodlind Sunpuwu from Grand Rapids Re-(day. freshmrnu were served and an enjoy- i --------------Farm Relief. Ing Mr. Earl many more birthdays. I hope you don'i mind my . , - - * t coming into your wheat field to make Tlie moon's average distance from harvest sketches '’ the earth u 240.000 miles—yet modern Farmer. "No. alive:cjest keep right !<!«copes give a view of the moon - a-ennun.' you're krepin' thi bt_*w. •hich u equivalent to what could be often tiwteVheat aboeU better n anv seen by the naked eye if it were only scarecrow 1 ever tecCapper's Weekfifty mile* away. i f ly. Tenter Juicy Strictly Young Beef Round or Sirlion 3 Lb. 5c Lb- 25c Mild Sugar Cured Any Size Piece BOILING BEEF^«“ 6J^2c HADDOCK FILLETS 2 Lb‘- 19c OYSTERS Baltimore HAMS pt. 23c <?< 45c Small Lean Picnics ■ LB. Sugar Cured THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. ^2’iid.cr Jlluid QUAKES MA<D SP^SKIE cJjrand. ANN PAGE KaJAH SULTANA INCO»E <ONA WHITIHOUM • SUNNYFlllD • MAYFAIB IONDAY Qiuler Qlluid Cbrand. ♦ �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1912 A. Parker and । lake and Mrs. ot Tbledo, Ohio, s come to stay uband. Mr. and ndeflnltely. ' Iter vrihPatrlcia I wld . made ot It, spanning Ute Ii and tlw moon, 8 the total footil in the United t alack demand. p Nights easily. Drive ■xceMive acids h thut resuita .*. burning and iU-KKTS. the aintng buchu. i on llic'bladTectivrly. alinW bowels Oct zei (ruin your nights go buck You nrt» bound this cleansing tuhvlllc. Caratlnga, Mlch—Adv BRANCH DISTRICT. BUTTER TAX HIGHER Mr, and Mr*. Hay Coats and Mr. and • ■ir* n. Mrs J. J. Wlllliln and Mrs. Clatit AND PLOWING MATCH Day entertained two'uf the former's THAN THAT ON OLEG Mrs Edward Coafct ot Grand Rapids. Mf and Mr*. Luke Smith of Eaton gTAnd-children frdrn Baltimore over Michigan Prodncera Of Butter Rapids and other guest* visited at Contests To Bc Staged At M. S. 'the week end C. Will Bring Some Of The I! A few from tin- N Evangelical church Pay $2,268 Taxes For Every, George .COat*' on Sunday i attended tlw Council of Religious Ed’iAt the community Acnjce on Sunday World's Best Draft Horses ।catioi). at Duwlmg church Sunday aft$1 Paid By Oleo Makers evening. Mr Boyajum. an Armenian, •! East Lauiltig—Figures compiled by gave a very’ Interesting lecture un [ East Lansing—Bathe of the best jernoon ' draft horses in the world will be shown I Mr. ---- --and —----Mrs.-------Ellis White and Pa-.I tlw farm management and tlie dairy. Armenian ciutoni* ipid with tlie aid of i two young men ami two young women.' Jn nfultiple hitches In the plowing cun- ' trlcu of Urbandale and Mr and Mrs di-pajtmr:iU ---- --of---------Michigan - ----------State----Coll.-gj* — oleiunartrarlnr will be br taxed, laxi u ' showed the dress and procedure of test to bc held in conjunction with a Kenneth Norton .of Marshall wen- Sat-. !'.hou' show-, thnl that oleomargarine hone fair ut Mirhlgun Stutc College i urduy guerit* of the latter's parent*| und< r the new law on the November Armenian and Turkish' weddings. Jesse! Nov 1 '.md 3. I Mt und Mrs Vincent Norton ballot,only one-fifth'of the amount •Plan.* tor the’meeting have been. The Skidmore.* ,and HdUglitaltna'.* 1 o>-r imuiul that la already jiaid by Friday evening. Former ichool cum- j made by the Mlctdgan Horse Breeders', an-expected home Monday, from Mi.*- ■ mlMloner. Lyman Chan}bleraln. will b<AMuchlion and riilrlea tor the plowing M.uri. where jHu*y have been visiting! pound nt butt, r made in Michigan. present and «fil pre>eiit >omr Kellogg contest and show cun be made through; thi- pa-‘t ten days. * Tindairy department poll H H. Barnum, county agricultural; Mrs Sarah O- troth, who has been ...... i-,.,'”-*11!b""' agent at Mason. Midi Tiu* plowing (near Woodland helping cure for her Ihm C..|U . p..un.l In upon U TO*,,n. >« ' • . - does . TH,i iniest will be licld Nov i and n horse raw <•. Mr* Bates, came home Sunday * product' nut... iMilirye ... that a .lax Tl“' 11 G T <> ° -.i.,- Iwlrl ut Vt, show and milling contest is planned afternoon, iupun oleomargarine of 066 cents perlOr,,ha 1 ‘ Wednesday after­ Merritt * pound. or less Uniii u rent a pound. «J»n ufltcm. perr! for that evening. • j *' “* I.ynburner and Mtis inn Four. five, six and eight horsy U-aimr frnnison from GrandI Itapicb Mr.-and.^,, 1,11 can w lx- called discriminatory taxation President. Mrs Jennie Coate., ■v :. farmers a.,,...., and niuiiularturitrs t.. I. lie *• <xx1ti :<m. Mrs Hau^r. Mi and Mrs. iu-artL-J'*' Wj1(1 .■ V» Ice-I ice-1 res ri -.. Al Mr. *,.' r.*,c 's*' Woodman, und three daughter of Buttle Creek ' U;i. butUjr jrtoduced ln Michigan' >' • Nina lowninnd: Trcw . Mint of the horses entered ore part wete Sunday guests nf Mr. and Mr* ;iald a totul oI gjwggooo dollars- in •'<»« Katherine Rufhartbou: Pianist. laxt^ Iail ,..ar In j341 .lh,. ux On-M:s Artic* iXTounor.* igan farmers in doing ordinary farm L E Mudge und Mv* Ruth. work Multiple tiitclivx imvc become Mr.* Aber Marshall, ala. »-* at Pen- „i.,mxiU wnnr m Miclmwn rr.-uited in । , ! **>“«» ‘ popular- among tanner* wiio have mark hrapltal lust wu*k. came home ,h(. cll|1(Tl,un oJ k.M llu„ $l000 from’ ■ IhiirMlay !‘.linmiaigaritamanufacturers Fur i Next Hinidny cwiui.g Vane Wutring. number at teamster* needed to handle i Mrs I. € Mudge, who has be. n with cv,.t <jouar ()alr by olemunrgurinc but­ iuf Woodland will give a chalk talk at the rotnmunity service. . Er Mm Buy Ita u„, the-horses used, in their furin opera-- . r iree ueeks nt Dire.' Oak-, eanie home, .... . . .... . . . . ' Some from lien* attended the funeral; Grand ctuuhpions in both -Belgian.* Wcdnestuy . i&rtxKJ Michigan farms Thi -c cows ot Jami-* Aspinall nt tlie home of his dnughter. Mrs. Shirley slochm. on Sun- . Remember tli«- chicken dinner ut lb,!; jinxlucc. the cash income of » majority day afternoon Our sympathy is ex- home ol Mr. und Mrs Fred Smith at, o( litnill.rs illltl lrom l)u; tlie evening iiorxe fair CIium s for .'■• Na<hvili-.* ITiursday. of tin* wedk. - -lx* subtracted -• - - -■Uie sums which tended to the family I• mustMrs. Mary Davidxm and daiighb.-r. Ribbuns only an be ---------- ------- — •---------------- v. ” ; pay bill* .such as taxes. purcbaAe «t awarded. mllamnintory rheumatism, is able »<• 1I1:. nitmg V-mlpment. and goods, con- Portia. Marian Woodman and J O Tla- pulling contest will bring out si: up at this writing. . innt-d in the home und on the. farm. [Crawford. Jr . of Ku.'mftu/oo vbiled in heavyweight teams which hale held' ” ! oi"’!“*‘«Kurm- contains large j>cr ; the H. Woodman *nd E. O. Smith ■late and national ivconls. Four teams’ 11INI» < <>ltNLlt*>. । , nl ll( vegetable fau winch can be homes Thursday and Friday. — - -------- — - .......................... . Ben ....Humiell -------- and ----- Dr. ... Pratt ... of Knia.. j iInjH»rted from foreign ...iiu-ru. lands.at winy only-iv -i* A Side <>t draft ItorM* will be held ntuxoo spent Saturday qt the horn* “f I'rartiun of the cost |a*r pound <d but-Ninembcr 2. 'Dir hurses in the sale Mr and Mrs. Edd Newton.. I ■,.,lal produced on Michigan farm.- . Grandma was rutting, little Tommy's Mrs. Juba Meyers and Mt* Victor Thm were 10.848.000 pounds of o!<-o- anniversary cake "Now. what could bevening -'how. Icvirs and .jhi of loma visited Mr.'. hiaIgarinc :old In Michigan in 1931. '■ nin r. Tommy.'1 Mie asked, "than a pink cake with ten candles?'* dd Newton uitfl faitdiy Wednesday । .. . ’'Tommy puzzled a moment and then, Mr .and M: ■ C N. Tobias entertain-j ASSYRIA. ifltilillANK. Mr:. Clare Miimhidl telurni-d h'Hne 'O uo.mi? (.1 lu-irou uno mr.i o(f , l d Ml - Uw pleasure answered: Well, had yp(i thmiRht Of .... ,alllj Ml;; l.'joyil Tubiu.* *atul daughter,, ten.cuke* -without any candle.*?" . Marian ot Kalamawo and Mr and l-'J.d..-. WnizaUon on W*-dm day and l«. gelling along nicely, Mrs -Mell Hendershott and son- of i w‘ "‘- I11''"1,111- *M1'- Mulct Miller: As many as 12 mt n have worked — ... vic.--i>r.>ident, Mr.*., Alula Durham; Mr. and Mr,* G-.JIi' Adams and,Mrs .Kalamazoo Sunday. •IrnqltaneotiNly on the nvwvof the huge Mr and Mrs. Guss Kline and (laugh- Sinoretury’. Mr.*. Irene Jones; trcttsui'cr, head of George Washington I* inc I Ml:*--* Hua-1 Tompkins iiipin. carved under Ihv direction of Gutzon • The Bare Lii|C clu>t? £■«• beginning Borgium in the black Hills. „„„ ...... the rehearsals oil tlwir C)I[jr4«lmu canmazoo calfcd.ut Burrell Phillip-. Sun- ji'da "Tlx Holy Child.' day aftvnwuri, • i ML • .Wilma, Jean Clark of Battle Atta Mrs Dodge entertiiihi’d Ja r mother (cn■>-k sjk nt tiic week end with Ji-r from Grand Ibiplds Sunday. ■ ‘grandparents, Mr and Mrs Albert Mr. and Mt.. idric Swari.i Mr,, and Mrs. Jay Snyder and son* dark Of iu.tw,• vwt.d In r g: mdimdl.. i. I |.bljIIl>..wholustarnsufierMl.-, Will-Smith ol Mlddiriilk wen Mrs Delia Phillips und.dauglitcr^mle.L,,, it<eM.r w.s ukcn Sundav gtu-M;; at Mr. npd Mr>. Ikt.l Oiintlay. , Ann AiIht Sunday .when* Ik- will b*1 Daley's Mr and Mrs Charlie , Wise and;,it, (l t. t -­ Mr.* 1 children ol Charlotte hnd Jay McMun- I kidney cotnplica ' iuiivilje nls ot Mi Callurn district visited Mr. M.<i v S< j Elmer Squire.* Manning, and family Bunday Mi and Mrs Fud Basil of Urban-’ Lannl M.-irxiiuli and TO HOLD HORSE FAIR $19.95 HAMILTON BEACH ELECTRIC FOOD MIXER and JUICE EXTRACTOR sfc.? WITH EVERY GIBSON Ilectric REFRIGERATOR A Hamilton Reach Electric Mixer will hr given ulinoliilrly free with every Gibson Electric Hua feu I urea found ol* part. Cibniii Elcftrie NO 1SCUEASE IS PRICES I Th. M.-t Beautiful lli-frig- SMALL DOWN PAYMENT . . EASY TERMS RAYMOND ROBLESK1 So. Jefferson Street Hastings, Michigan THE REXALL ORIGINAL .. nr Htdlmpae Sunday evening. If. an.I'Mis. Geon;.- lloiminn at- । health, di'-d suddenly while fellir.it a |trfc. BiirtatSunday. lb leaves jt wife Jaa*on in Battle Creek Saturnmg. ly of N ir and Hu-Icy Brady of with six victuiLS in the homo o.f Mr. und Mrs. Fred Smith in Na .livtlli 1 iijir iiav. <h lAi». i 30 A Hill »A-r«M* Friday 8. pidics .bring box Milford Shepard | Van Auken home.. Mt* Arthur: W R Jone.* Robert.and Hiirtom were Yfa^lian' sa'tunlay and*' <'larke luirt familj uf South Haven U|1(! tla- litst pf tlw week Marian Marshall return.-d hotiW wHh(M' <•'“* Mis. Clan William:, and dill-[ Bryan Mead, who submitted to an t'nein for a few day* ‘ |<!ren. .' jojieridloh. for iippendiciti* lit Pennock clioo he’d a fair Friday ..':t.-rnoon p- able to lx moved Sunday cnller> dLspIny of farm -pnajugln wasjhojne. Jr. and ftii-nd (“rr.iii.a <1 lor the judg< Mrs. EllAitx'tir Gi Dixo of Coldwater were and Mrs smith. ., . ..... ...... ro.. —.. to Albion on Mrs B, rt Palmer sjm nt Friday with Tuesday of last week to attend tin- pro-1 Sunday guv-.ts ol Qeorgc Huffniun':, Mrs Liu lin Rrvd.of 'Middleville hibition nilly held Uieie. Mr and Mr.» Lawrence Brook-* hnd Officer; elected to serve, the Hrffilheas! ‘ Wouldn't Be lUcht. . •uiH ir "l iv.lgliUM , Son: “pad. will you help mtc with two friend^ of Grand Lcdg>* Were Sun- ______ ______ day afternoon callers of Mr. und Mr.*. • Education are follows. president, in--'president. airs.; Mrs. j ;Eloyd Mj.llc-t. wi*--p>t»iuciu, Dad: "No. aon, it. wouldn't be right. Matt Bedolrd.. ‘ .Mr. and Mr- Rons Johnson of Jack- (ilatlys Conklin: adult sujierintvndeht. | on were -week end guests of Ins put- I Dr. Luther West; young people's supl .' tn help'the child." <*ni-- Mr and Mr.* F»ed Johnson. Seward Walton; children'.* supl.. Nin.\ | {Sunday callers at Fn-d JohnMin's* Conklin. 'v.i'ir wire. Mr. and Mi* !»■ arl Johnon. | Mr and Mr.*. Ronald Warner of De-' l.shti Harry, and friend ol Nashville, andjtnut spent the week end at their Wall 'Mr. and Mrs. Howani Smith and fam-jLike Cottage and at thc hom<- or her7 jjly. I parents. Mr. and Mr*. Fred Miller. j '• p<J,rI Holme-., wax the guest of m eii i ',ivr fril*b'h Ml"* Lou Webb, of Buttl* I Mrs. Elmira stlia* of Ciuirlottc is Saturdaymaking in intk niuie May in thr home , Ml s, O.A, TObWK ol Urbandale Bat IM hmr oeuhrnw l.m nn.1*!.. 1.. _ . | I Our communitv was saddened Friday L ,.r 11>> droll, „l jaw;r 'J-n" " c'hMldlne v«n Auten I llrorl, 11.-« ,.» « mur. tart l,v s,„tt „ t| J . nil (or his cheery smile and courteous:.. . no - uwi ii. ,»ti,u itr.in, tnatinrtit of all he came in touch with; ’ .n,. (h . , j' . ... I ONE CENT SALE! ’ Victoria HOT WATER Bottles Made in one piece of Guarun- and, 2 for ’1.51 2 for 51C Theatrical Cold Cream Penetrating cream for icep pofc cleansing. The favorite of. .vaudeville and screen stars. - r to want-ad 2 for 76c RESULTS WE PAY THE TAX! Cascade Linen Phone SUPER SOY The New Mineralized Concentrate For All Livestock and Poultry A high grade «»f SOYBEAN OIL MEAL—steam-cooked —roasted—aiietiiintely fortified with essential min­ erals—has a pleasing nut-like taste. A concentrated balancing feed for farm grains, each 100-lb. bag carrying over il'< high-quality supple­ mental proteins. Authoritative texts have proven that SUPER SOY cun economically replace all or moat of the higher priced anifnal and vegetable concentrates, such as meat scraps, tankage, linseed oil meal, cottonseed meal, etc. Blends with any farm feed. . Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. FLOUR FEED COAL -> CEMENT LIME BRICK -:- TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS - PHONE 2118 •Iionw here. She has Ix-en our night : operator al the tclepiiom- oHicc for Mime years and her many friends ten• dvr their evmimthy. , Dinner at' the M E church was well 'attended. It \yas under the auspices ot tiic Rouse circle of. the Ladle.-*' Aid So- Mra A H Bell and Mra. L. E. Hamit- ilhe.O. E. 8. Grand Lodge, -arriving Iiionic Saturday. 1 The f<x>tb.iil game on Friday P. M. .drew out all Ila* school, who marched (to the grounds behind tlie school band, and the players drawn in a wagon (hitehed behind an auto A" fine crowd enjoyed tlie game with Luke Odewa. which resulted in a tie. ' Tlie beautiful weather on Saturday wa* enjoyed by many hunters. On Tuesday W. H. McKovitt. accom­ panied by Mrs. J. D. Dietrich and Mrs. F R. Prindle drove to YpailanU. whci# Hwy met Mrs. McKevitt, who had been .'pending a couple of weeks visiting relatives In Ohio. They spent the day visiting Miss Fiances McKevitt, who is attending scliool jhCTe and then they called on James McKevitt and family at the Michlgiin State hoapltal near there, where he is employed. Several of our R F D. boys and their 'wives and Poet master E. F. Blake and .wife attended the district convention ,of the R F D earners in Hk&Uugs Saturday evening. Midnight Creams Choice of 4 rreums for cleansing, guarding skin. 50c a jar. 50c a Jar— 2 for High grade ixnipd pajicr or envelopes. Popular linen finish. Fine for ink. Box of 90 sheets. Box ol 50 envelopes. Either 40c a Box, .41c Puretest Cod Liver Oil Richest in Vitamins A unit D Builds strong, straight bones for bubir* Guards against cold* and other weak­ ening ailments. ’ si oo u Pnit. 2 for *1.01 Mi 31 Solution "Mouth-tested * antisep­ tic and deodorant Kills germs. Keeps breath pure. Relieves irritated throats. 2 for 60c 51c Midnight Talcum Give# cool, fragrant frc.-iimsZ"'*' lo the body. 35c Each— 2 for Klenzo Cocoanut Oil Shampoo Rich lather thoroughly ' cleanses hair. Beautifies, 50c a Bottle. ’ 2 for 51c Rexall Shaving Cream Mi 31 Shaving Creant Thick creamy Lather imuhi an jF THE TIME ' r< uv<-1 oiu s . Dinner committK. Mr.- Nellie Stanton.I our I- T A num, ix.lponrt .nd Luo Bulk, Date uf meeting will be announced ( -'.MIDDLEVILLE. ,, , „ ....... I Thu: .dav loreiirwin Mi-v. Myrtle iXKik Mr. und Mrs Janies Burdick of I ort-, injnrWf jn u Jal( A physiciarAwaZ land were w-ek-end gtfcwte of Mr. and an<( utubIc'lo ftnd h0M j Mu, Jim DilRjlf and family.t |seriously Mie was injured took her to ------- :--------------------------------------------- -— Grand Rapldt, witch* it was found Hue ■■.II.wo bones were broken in iu-r arm. Sh'-i wa-s kept tiier- for treatment until Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday—October 26-27-28-29 . IvniK ol iviagnesia Dulling white . Ft»« ti'im that . earthy lute bcctaie ll'« fun. 6oc a Pun. 3 for 6 it BREAKFAST x COFFEE OPEKO V*ctil« FrtabaeM. One pooud »*tuum tm «l * a Big Saving! OPEKO Mi 31 Dental Paste the film that dlucolon tt»tb •.-l:i a l-« btw>iUn|t de.Ay Me a Tub^ 2 ter 61c. Puretest Apsirin Tablet# Wo:k filter. Do not dapreit lb* he*rt Safe! . Battle ot 100—6»c. 2 for 70c. . MALfED MILK ill Klenzo Dental Creme Whiten* teeth tiiitil they «p*rkle, ipiuidy. >a!ely. Hetre«blu< teate. SOc a Tube, J for »lc. 2 ‘O' *1.01 Firstaid Adhesive Plaster Ailliere* snuiy White utf fleih tun. SUc I inch x f> y*:J- Mity U»*». 2llc B4'U. 2 tor 30c. &rhcit hl tlXTor. • Ot. Sub. REXALL REMEDIES Ilasol A Greatleu, Vanithing Lotion Keeps skin soft ind smooth. Ideal after shaving, 50c size 2 for Sic 2 for 26c Liggett’s Milk Chocolate Halt'pound bars ot » hub-some ciind y. Frcah for this ocpriced 2 for 20c PURETEST PRODUCTS WE PAY THE TAX! 25c Cold Tablet Special 30's-... .2 fur 26c 59r I’etrnfpl. American. 16 or. . _2for64)« 25c Corn Solvent, or.............. 2 for 36c S1.D0 Melo.Malt. 16 or.. 2forS1.01 35c Analgesic Balm. ... .2 fur 36c 25c Utile Liver Pills, loo's .2 for 26c !5c Glycerin Supiiosiiuricd, Infant ' 12 s ................... 3 for 26c 25c Zinc Slrarafi*. 1 ot....... 1 (or 26c 25c Glycerin A Row Waler. 4 or. 2 (or 26c Me Spirits of Canipluir. 1 or. 'J (yr 21c 25c Iodine with Gla*> Applicator 2 for 26c 35c Peroxide Hjrdrpgen, 16 or. ..2 (or 36c PURE FOODS STATIONERY Opeko Tea* . . ___ 2 (or 66c .Monrealc (Jlivr Oil, 12 or. ...2 far"6c Symond's Inn Vanilla Extract. 2 or. 2 for 36c SymondS Inn la*nion Extract. 2 or. 3 for -tie Symond's Inn Cocoa. lb.... .3 for 20c* f. D. Vita-Full, Chocolate Flavor. 1 lb...................... . .............. ...2 fur SI.01 50<- Lurd Baltimore ' 2 for 51c 25c Medford Papelerlc.' White and tint'. . . . 2for26o Wc Pound Pa|$er .... 2 for 51c 5dc Envelope* <o Match. ..2 for Sic inr Writing Tablet* 2 for Hr ISc Writing Tablet 2 (or 16c CANDY Sotteim the toughest beard thoroughly—close to . tlie skin. . i Purete*t Epsom Salt Fret* from the ujv pletManL blttcrneM of ordinary ejuom salt Pure Fliiljst quality. 25c ‘ a Pound. 2 for 26c TOILET GOODS Fenway Cherries. 1 lb. b«:x .. . IforGlc Wrapped Caramels. 1 lb. box. . .2 for 50c Hard Candles, 1 lb. Jar.............. 2 for 50c LigEett’s Almond Bar. 'j lb. 2for26c Candy Bar* .......... .......... . ..3 for 6c Mint -Roll*..................... .....................2 for 6c Mary Aliss Chocolates, 1 lb. ... 2 fro "6c |0c Jasmine Soap .................. 2 for lie 25c Rexall Youth I‘a*tr tforSSc Sl.UU Bouquet Kamcc Face . Powder - . 2 for $1.01 '*0i- Bouquet Ramer Talcum. ..3 for51c 35c Harniuny ('ream uf Almonds 2(or3ik35c Stag Lathcrlcss Shaving Cream 2 for 3oc 50c Assorted Perfumes___ . 2 for 51c Puretest Rubbing Alcohol FIRSTAID Sanitary Napkins America's most jwpular body rub. Refreshing! For new comfort and protection. Package* of 12. Puretest Mineral Oil ; Ta * lc le as. odor- . V.*4, colot Icm. JtcUvatrs' bowels gently oi>(! fully. • 11.00 Pint • 59c Pint— Save with 2 for 6Oc 25c Pkg.- 2 for 26c 2 for *1.01 REXALL ORDERLIES Safety at your Rexall Drug Store CARVETH & STEBBINS HASTINGS MICHIGAN 2 f« 51c ——— �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 19. 1933 PAGE FOURTEEN HENDERSHOTT. ' B ' . FREEPORT. , | Mrs. Robert Bryant has -been enter-1 jMra. Hazel Novlsky is at Lansing > taming her .suter-m-law, Mra. Geo ] ' fhl« week attending the Orand Lodge Crawley, of Texas, tlie past week j. of the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs ■ By Home Economies Specialist* MlchlLansing. XUch.-r-Eliminatlon of all Mrs. Albert Bril! spent Monday Wed. MlM Lulu Kintz was a Hastings vis­ , gan State College autumobilr.license plates ol more than !nesday as-.d Friday of last week with! itor Sunday = J<;‘« pltinr and R.ussrfl Novisky were u* ngures. is to. be Mxomph.*I»d by, hrr mother, Mra Ella Lahr, in Hus- i Bulldin* qnd Irian investments are. designed for people who. are the Department of State In 1933 > tings. looking for arid want only safe principal* It you have been dis­ the use oMpntbinaiioqs of let-1, ' The jndlan rurun partoh uanu band turuunvu furnished n u-* irn?* Mr. ;fnd Mr* Keith Durkee were vis- through .......................................... lne lnoian appointed efl^the chance of becoming rich in other fields. begin how to make curtains than to kno.. of s pa,jnUi Mr 11Ild ‘tera and numrralsXJ Imiulc (music Friday Friday night night at at the the mra-tln* meeting again and with us. We offer you the advise of men. who for ,!'r *h‘lt maur^1 to uccorriin# -- ’ M. A dam Endres. Sunday 1 m- .-yalem wiU reduce the amount of > Rcft^hmrnts wire served them utter Adam Endres. Sunday. forty years have guided Uw. invest menu of over twenty thousand .u W’:““Al,K’hon* Mr . and Mra Reuberv Reubets Gorham. Mr ‘he i'^t-' and it i* tlk. m^lU1B by >h<- Young People* and .Mra Gorham. Mi Standard Certificate holders with a record ot safety mid fair re­ ' | nnJ rmo s-'t M:-' F w Inualsbce am! Corwin ’•'“miated that the move w-sll effect a H,blt. ci.i-.* We enjoyed their miuie turns tliat has never been equaled in any other field. h.t tei»,on departn.uit uf Michigan State. Nin .^kv -and and ML ^ Iv(l lliey wlU c0!)lr 4<al„ wme Invi-.ky Mis* Iva ZjgJpr Ziclcr v( of CjRirKj Grand having of "‘veral thousand dollars The ,tn(l CuLece. Rapid.--*<-n- caller., on Mbs Augusta l WW numbered pla(e« will be wirier to !<)mP, Start a weekly or monthly savings account, large or small, either -----------. n ud and the letters which will precede n„. 1M.lBhbora extend their sympathy Hinckley Sunday. will haw our best attenttui,. and you win be on the road to a >< served in making curtbjns: 1 Make , the numbers wili be oscagned to definite | Mr ahd Mts ch.(, Beuchlu the lu.s competence fur old age or. retirement. J . them lull enough to hjiiic in soft rmejl over Ilk* week end. counties. i(1f tluiif neplww. Jasper Beach. , ' folds; 2. make a pair.no matter hw H R. Aibio mid >V. ..Tai ub on ol Flint . Allxation of letters will be as folMr. Robert llajncs is expected luune! Savings with us haw been compounded twice yearly for forty -i small the window tnay i ~ yearn al S'? yearly. Never a l«Ms and never a miss. k-nt'thc ivri.'k end at thf W A Reifert: ! from’tlie-hospital this wix-k -I { shadow hems: and 4. . P’fitex wit! be ii.tslgmxl to Alcona.. urge evfrwMU- to come put to tlw1 a length.Mr and Mrs,ban Po-tma were v;A- Alger. Allegan. Alixnu, Antrim .and. tnvct.ings Miss U-arn is a wonderful I ikirnpy iror.* of Mr and-Mr* Clifford Johnson! Arvuno counJics. . A curt ahi should net J speaker and has an Inspiring. mesMUte! . B plates to Baraga. Barry. Bay, n,r u|j. . Kear.'MirldlcviUv recently. • ’ and retched. If nee Rev.-arfd Mr*.‘J. I Bhtdroff o.f Sun­ Iten-’i.-, Herro n and Branch cwmlies j ‘rhe U A S will sene a chicken and i • C" idate.* to Calhoun. Cx*k Cluirle- biscuit, and gravy supper thiij Th'urs-i pti-IcrvnCe !.i pure!;.* * ls:p a:; m-’illini ti' field were Sunday evening callers on Griswold at JeffsrsOn Detroit, Michigan va . w r>u. tmWh Clarv . flt ^ h . Cwnci voix. Cheboygan. -Chippewa. amount d higher-priced mntwiaL Rev and Mrs E -M. Wheeler. QliJiton and Crawford count leu and bring your friends. ; .5 pair of curtain* make* tlx window Ltciil Rcprescnlutii’tf ' ■ D plates to Dickinson and Delta । Rev fx:in<»* und family with a lady ] Rapids visitors Saturday. . Mrs Orao Knowle* and Mrs W. A counties. friend from Alto came one night last' >k out, tit to adjust J. I.. MAUS & SON to Eaton and Emmet, UWk to. hear Miss Leant speak. They of material may b<- Seifert attended O. E. 8. Grand Chap-. -E '* plat HASTINGS, MtCH. countlex., had heard her speak ut Buwnr Center 1 •Mr—and Mr» Lu Verne Seger and , to Genesee. Gladwin Go- church and were hi imprr.iH’d bv her: v<> sons. Hilbert and Robeft of Grund gcblc. (Hand Traverse and Gtatio: j wrTlws tm,. tm-y wen- willing to drive I B i:;:. ■ , vj-.itcounties. ; 25 mile* to hear iier again trtmmmg. The s<.-.- --------------- ., ——— •—•­ to Hillsdale, Houghton' removed and .-uial! "■ Mr- nndjMr*. E. E. Deming Sun, NORTH hope; untkw. n it-, place A thick x-1Mrs Lena Batey entertained lhe Mrs Rankin Hart and two children. , .... . , A large crowd attended the bqnt; William and Mary, and Mrs Robert Busy Bee Club at her home Tiiui-duy ot shrink the Mime a.* thr i’ed the »■.* k . nd with Mr and Mr- F ;dancb al Ira Tobin.*'. Friday night. ' Vrouman and Edna Hines and friend Some -m-wiiik and tying qutit.* wa.* don-* E Deming und also railed on lit* - -------■ . I Beatrice and Bernetie W«*xi of Has-'i,*ix*nl Irom Saturday until Momiay by the Indies for tiu* .hnstr>* .Pol luck firotlur. Franklin Burgeiw SaturdayK plat.- , to Kalamjuoo. Kalkaska., tmg., spent the week end with Mr and with friends and relative* in Detroit dinner at noon. A pleasant time wx* Ken: and Kewe*‘naw count:e.-. M, * Leslie . Dlcket>on. Bernece re- • Homer McCallum of Sfuskegtm .*|x-nl had. t Mr. and Mn» Bernard Butkan of L purt-* to Lakc. . ; . Ib-cI.iiuii. nutined for a few day.*'visit. Ptancu Haight and wile of Grund Grain! Rapids vWted Sunday afternoon D naw.e. Living.-.lon and Luc.- counties m,, hene Dirker.am will attend the • fall depth <d thr hem instead of nun­ ' Rapids were- week end gurals at their Mi* IXmAld McCallum. at the IT' B. parsonage. M ' plates to Mackin.iw. Macomb. ; teachers institute m Laiiring this week!i Mr und Mrs. Floyd Randall am! son'‘ l>ari;nu. .Eugene Haight, and wife. ’ :iig it in only a fourth inch. With Manistee. Marquette, m imiii. M«v-<»st;i.; Thursday and Fruiav and will vi.*tt her: and friends spent Sunday with Mr. and ti'thxw thlduies.M's ■ of matktial. a sluiHarold Englund .mil fuinity <»f Mcnomlne. . Midland. Mi .anker. Mun-' stster. Mrs Emma Wood, while there. Mr.*. Cha*. Welch in the Striker dh-''Cloverdale spent the week «-t»d ill Leon tjdow hem is linn and gives a neat Montcalm. Mohlmottncy and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle McArthur of Hirk-!,trict. ■Itrimmed effect to. tin- finlAlwd curtain.: Ware of South Ixiweli. T*rlddy evening. ' Potts Mr. and Mrs.. Floyd Roush and sqn. Mil I:.-i:-ii counth .• ! ory Corners spent Sunday cvenipg jtt j Mr. and Mrs Morsi' Murphy and son ‘ Tlie length of the curtain should be Wilbur Gibbs und family ,*|>cnt theN plat - to Newaygo county Frank Mattexin's r ■ dvternuntxl by haring tla* bottom edge Reed, and Mrs. Ebner Roush called on spent Sunday will) with air, Mr and mis. Mrs Wil- [Week end wjth her fmrent . O/a Pierce, _ to ... Oakland. Oceanit. rv- .... Oge.. an<|. . .j^rr!j. j. nIlc|-. . <»f.... O plane* Urban-I, ■siM |13-’nin . ouiKiny ir,» familyano at rw lion»* ■1 touch some structural line in tbe rooni Will Mishler, and fatuity Sunday. j and wifi- ill Middleville naw. Ontonagon, a-o-ia a«xta. Ot- dale spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs HBy*nrd •",d ,4m'h •“ n,l“'n ,I Three eorrect .structural ‘lines to be' | Vance Sharp und family of Middle­ Itsie Dickerson * ! - ?.? 7 .. • jUM-d os guides ate:, window sill, the Clarence Van Patten and daughter. . ego and Ottawa countle.*. ville-were visitors at-Leon Poll* Apiv DURFEE ITEMS. -P" plates to Presque Isle county. , apron or strip of wood just beneath* the Dorothy. Mr. und -Mrs. Ray.Neely and "R" plates to Roscommon countv. * The ladles' Aid of East Baltuiwire silk and tie- flcxir. When over-draperies tended the funeral of lhe latter's cou*Wytarid and wife of Kalamazoo ’ i.it.J Un.lhn.fi .'linr.'li I m * sing Saturday. Sanilac. ( in . ja^wr Brach, lit Rutland Sunday United Brethren church will b.<-nt<-«> "ft- Cplates t-j Saginaw. ’ I are u. ed. sill length ts Ixst WJmn tiiincd by Mr und Mr* Beit Fanclwr :rfrajk-rle.* an? not umiI. the bottom of. Mrs. Sarah Ib-tmey and daughter, Schoolcraft. SlnawaxM-'e, st. i luir ami Ip. m Guy MvN«v and family of Parmalc< • Buckland and **wir pleasant farm home October J Mie apron length preferable. ■ F1<>ori: Edith, ot Carlton Center and Mr. and st. Joseph counties. Mr. . . . 'Mr.*. Hoy Henticy of Haviings called on - • ' al Lyle - ‘2*1. E^Tylxxly cunw and itpiki- this'll (h-iutth is usually used only in un elalxi- . family of . Litchtlcld culled "’Whs, Mr. and Mrs. Elmrr Isinner Aid irately furnislicd room. I; is n :■<> / i RciuMi, Sunday. toAV i-htenaw and Wex-1 cemma and Liiurel' Newton spent th: i length for more elaborate dru| ,‘ri relative.-. from Grand Rapids Sunday r“. Mi . and Mi;>. P C. Deming of Cirwnd and Wa’.lie county, which < ft(,t end'with theii aunt? Mrs. Clara Comlx-r FrUhiy und played witli their Rapid* visited their parent-.. George team. A very 'warm, and interesting X'ive "U. X. Y. and 7", t)ay of Bartyrille. ■ eiiter-1 Sunday. Their purvnta a< com ­ ■ m,".la 'ii;;" i.,i» .nd “■‘"lr “f igsS: 31 u M 111 pijtex i Our teacher; Mi. - JJarlimjer. r h M1 u* ’ ,l,r u roan.' .pen: Buiwl-u P M »>U> Mr ol , r„ , , that the measured sjieril nt ;i driver nod four t>f her. pbpils, at he 'i iatned f< when It ’connect:, with a gull ball L. , I in Nashville'Wednewlay Nash hlglil. .....,,.. rmd Mr. 6>r»t Bdmplon BBC from "0 to 125 miles an hour. iditys at the camp grounds last week. were Myrtle and Gladys Craven. F' i <>v hitiiAi.i. Mi s Alice Whel.-tone. Mrs. Ninahjf Delton Ivn Horn and Lorraine Sonne?ill-*.1 Mr. and Mr * Wm.Frenchiindfam- Harry, Mrs Millie Fisher ‘ and Mr ... ' i ------------------------------------------------------, Thcy all report a,fine 1 miv. . lly ot Urbmidalc and Mr mid Mrs. Currie Ftstier attended Parish night ut' Mrs. Mina Kenvon calk'd On her <l” Flench of Batjle C><* k wx-re the Welcume Grange hall Friday eve-! Mr and Mrs Leon Gray mid fain-.! y of West Vermontville were Monday nephew, ch.irle.- Wallace of Riitluiid i'Suhday guest* at the .fame.- MacDon- tilng. Ev Friday mid. found him.' gaining nicely ,ul« home music 'by Hl* many friends will lx- Had to lie.,: Mr am! Mr.*. Arthur Johncnck called it. on-the III. Hunt family at Orungevit!.Ml. Plt-x-arit. ,Ic^V‘l "' r’‘ nl ° C Mlkr'lla11' Tlie Shultz P. T. A will be Iwld Wed- Sunday the Indian mfsi Pvimels and Mrs. Grant Peterthe change a. and pr,.,H-Hln« »t „ r Hoffman. Uanuh at H.u r. from here who attended the , Gardenclub on Friday p M. at the ' ..................................... tvime of Mrs. Bani*'> of Brush Rtd« Biship of Battle Monica Mr. "and Mrs Bert mwa... *; pp-ra:l«. a. Ann SJJX. l*ler.Ho*n»n Creek spent Sunday with her parents. Mrs Martha Replogle mid Mr. and Mrs. C. Kenyan. , Dicket>mi. n.n 'U'rt1£ M hv ,h” <'>»«: 1,1 J-'""* Aapuwll New System Made for LACense Numbering | LEGAL' NOTICES | The Homemakers' Corne: Investing Safely Standard Savings & Loan Association ORpF.R FOR PUBLIL’ATION. MULEHIDE ROOFING i;".;:1, - Kinir <>t Monroe and Mr. and Mr . 111(1 Mt> W 'tx oiv.e Brockway <>t Adrian vAitnl Mr land-Sunday until Sunday afternoon and Mr and Mrs. > । Kenyan of Hickory Corners. Frank Humeston. Hine of Knlama- M-uk <i..r: I A party of ten young pnopie. 'Sunday rveHin* in E I* Reyimltt ORDER FOP. PUBLICATION. John Plough .and four h friends of Tiiledo. Ohio. railed h “* JI".'^Saturday. ■ ' Mr. awtl .Mr.-. Arthur 'Kalamazoo called on Mr ..... D Reynolds Friday < venin-:. 1 Mr C F. Vrn land of Tccumsfli' here Friday working his flower gar Mr and Mrx Couch and friend. fketroit co:pr a ^daughter Omajean and Mr and Mr*. Bert McCallum attended tin- Mount Pl-a-ant. Indian Band at Hastinr Sunday night and enjoyed it very much . Tlw PT A will m»ct Friday night at the schoolhouse Tlw ^ntflcr family • titertatned friend* 'troin Knlamu.*oo to a Iioum* M:’ • P T A will m«< ! at th. «cli</■ ItouM* next Thut»day. evening. October 30 instead of Friday evening as first announced The pupils will give a HalImtw'en pn»gram Junior Weal took a htkr'gnnday aftomooti with the Prairieville Scouts wood* for a nature study. * south of Prairieville all Triple Link Club o»t the . aiul Mrs- H .Doster . .... . ‘u' To Keep You Dry and Cozy I«» .la„U,!.„ Ml* Bl.. ™ and Mn . Fn,n, funeral y ufternoort with Mrs. Ella Tay- ,, . , ■ . . , uir in isu.-iiviin'. M conduced by Rev John Smith of ,,, , the Dunkard churrh of which Mr. no No propaaanct) propaqandh or ;advertising ... from .— — — German Aspinail was a nq-ntb-r. Interment wa.« permitted Birtlsh. made in the Baptist Church Woodland.■ Austrian radio stations Mr- Sti.'ii- B.irr-- spent a couple of.' day* the p.u t'wi ek with her son, Frank, j _______________ and famny’in Larvin'.*. Mr. and Mr- Orr Fisher and Mrs n. ’c«i--.?• ii spent Sunday with will nor Bateman and nephew of Arbor and Frank Cowell and were also gvifsis there. Mr, and Mr- JUnies Tyler of Innd.were -.SundaJUjPicsU at Spring-' family, W«wxiAlfred- Mr and Mr ■ Classien of Charlotte Archie Newton and children of Prichardville and Mr. and Mrs J. J. Willetts and .Helen were Sunday guests Of Mrs Clara Day and the girls. Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs CIiiud'Miude in Hastings. Mr and Mrs Ea;l Tobias are thr proud parents of a little daughter burn Friday. H. J. Flower went a* m-< Fa.wtt. who spent the past two I weeks in Detroit retnmed to her home Quick and htnF son bn-re Friday evening k- ttint; a:--nt: nlc« Iv [ Mni O|bbony\of Woodland spent Maurice CnK-k't>>n and' suratav wi’h relatives liere • a>tmg» S:itjda> a' Mr and Mr* Flovd Beard and son. e.rut ii- Mr and Mr* I Bpice and Mr and Mr* George ate! Mr.- Ike tz-uia.ir1 Nelgliurt of Lansing • *i*nt Saturday - v.utot* in the after- eternng with Mr. and Mrs Elmer Gll- Mr and Mrs H Webb are entertain­ Clinton Quick. ing company from Ann Arbor for a • Elizabeth Wood and-Ross Norwood and Donald Miller were al home Kenneth Wilco^ of Kalamazoo spent Thursday and Friday n* then? wq.* tu> I the week end with his parents, Mr. and >ch<ol at Kellogg Agriciiltur.il <>:i-ac­ iMra H J Wilcox. Mr und Mrs. Vcrn the.lull count of teachers' ronvririon in Kma- Hawbhtr und children of Htghlmnk ' e • niazoo were Sunday guests. hospital in, Mr, ar -Ir* Leon Bush nf Knlatmday and; mazoo u mllett at the Flower home BALTIMORE. •old nl the urgent nerd of the ‘ b<»pitai ‘ ‘ Sunjlay. Mr. and X|r? Walter Cortright apcnl for fund?., vegetables, fresh or canned, Monday in Grand Rapids . fruit.*. Iri fact they would be grateful! Mrs. Pete Ttctgetu was pi Grand for ain:o«t anything, Ar.yotw in the! Chester Richardson is visiting relaLedge Tt'iesday. ■ community having anything to donate1 five* at Six Lakes and'Remus. Ml.« Mary Stutz of Hastings is visit­ please notify Lee Howard. ; John DeWrerd of Byron Center was ing at the home of Mel Hannah. In thi* neighborhood lost week. Mrs Mary Giaspte sjwnl last week I Mr anil Mrs. Harp Ewrifig of Hastings with friends in Grand Rapicls ; visited Mr. and Mrs. Jay Blough SunMr. and Mrs B J. Wellman »'ic 'day. M1M Atebslle Smith is recovering . Sunday. guests of Mr and Mr* Sam • • ' - —Newton's - - nicely from the injury, sin* received tn Sunday visitors at — Neal Blocher of Castleton Center. _ero. Mr. and Mrs Cecil Herahlsher an auto wreck. Tlie bone ov, r the Mr. .... und ---------Mrs Norris of loieev... Were and children of Lake Odessa. Mrs.right eye was fractured also the flesh guesti of Mr. and Mra. Claud Demomi * pniri Matteson and children of Lan- was lacerated causing tour stitches to Sunday , ■ • l ring , . ' . be taken. The Durfee school played ball with Mrs. Roy Combs and. Mr Forest and About forty-five neighbors gathered Miss Myrtle Mead of Kalamazoo called at the home <>f David Hefflebower and the McOmber school. McOmber win4 at B. 3. Wellman's one day last week wUe Friday evening for a farewell visit. ning 29 to 21 Charles Matteson had the misfortune, They also called on Mr*. Varney. iMr Hefflebower moved his family to to have hLs car smashed at the Mc­ s.mnlrd F„ Ruut, P I A «* Wellman' a farm IM.ar Uke Saturday. -n»n». y oriu> ’ J«1I» «n4 AHhUT K>rh.m«>n with Omber schoolhouse comers. Alvin Mor­ . n : ‘11. d H • e'-jd ptost-th «»l h- put 11,1 thnr -llrp'dwt th, tunr.,1 ut gan coming from the west smashed in­ mr 1 ?'"'d “,ndwlrt,“ •nd “’■'"U'W ut. u..,.. seott which w„ held to Charles. Fortunately no one was ing lor the hani->t festival. I must family. at the home of Elmer Scott near seriously injured. call around this afternoon and thank Ed Deakin and family went to Lan- Clarksville Wertm-utey your mother for these eight beautiful Ung Saturday. o.umsoay Barbers in Jugoslavia have petitioned, apples." Mr and Mrs. Will Crabb spent the' The South African diamond fields! the Government to restrict the passes-* ”p-plc*j«. air." stammered Tommy, week end at their home in Crystal®ere discovered Jn 1866 near Kimber- *ion of tlie common or safety razors to “would you mkid thanking her tor Mr. and Mra. B. J Wellman were In ley. when a child picked up a stone individuals holding a permit to carry' Iwelv* apples?"-Bystander. Battle Creek Tuesday: weighing 21W carcU. arms. Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage 1 tastings, Mich. AUCTION SALE! Owing to the death of Me. F. P. Sayers we will sell at public auction on our farm. I mile south and ‘2 mile west of Martin, Michigan, on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25 Commencing at One o’clock, the Following Property: Team of bay mares, wgt. 2300. Good shapey farm job. team, will do any Grey team, mare and gelding, weight 2800. Quite a lot of shape. Brown gelding. Wears a brand, but a good worker and gentle as a house cat. Two Guernsey cows, 2 yrs. old. Fresh Sept. 1st. A real good pair of cows. - Guernsey, 2-yr. old heifet, due middle of November. Grade Guernsey yearling. Guernsey cow, 4 yrs. old, due April 107~~ . Jersey yearling. .Holstein-Jersey heifer, due Feb­ ruary 15. Two nice heifer calves, bom Sep­ tember 1. 20 breeding ewes, 2 to 5 yrs. old. 20 White Leghorn hens. About 20 tons alfalfa hay. Quan­ tity corn in shock. Quantity of buzz wood. General line of farm machinery. f THIS 160-ACRE FARM WILL BE OFFERED AT PRIVATE SALE! TERMS—CASH Mrs. Mary P. Sayers & Edwin. F. Sayers COL. W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer ♦ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-10-26.pdf 872dec9e5ebe2692ce273103de3c2e69 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR 14 PAGES STITE ■ COM i'u" TAXES HEM Committees Are-Making Plana For Beat One Ever Given By • Our Schools HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, OCTOBER 26, 1932 PAGES 1 to 8 NUMBER 26 SECOND NUMBER ON IN­ TERSTATE COURSE NOV. 3 Voters to Decide the Fate of Eight TOWNSHIPS REDUCE Dr. Robert Parker Miles WiU Special Propositions at the Election RURAL SCHOOL COST Bring a Message Of Indira- i Oh November 8—A Brief Summary tion And Instruction NINE TOWNSHIPS SHOW RE- BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, The Mrond number on Hie Infer-' Hie committee having in charge the PUTS CO. BUDGET AT I jMpparaUoiM for the Ag-HE Exhibition I In.previous issues the Banner has dlAcu*sed in juime detail the .‘evep projxaed amendment* to the state ednstitu- state eburse will b>- on Thursday eve-' lore maturing their plans for the Mimi*. ;Uoi| nnd-1 hr |irojxi1-4'd referendum qn the.present oleomargarine law. Herewith we will prevent a brief Mimmary of Uir*c ning. November 3. at eight o'clock at $78,752.95 DUCTIONS—FIVE SHOW SMALL INCREASES . ' They hope to wt a new record this yrur eight propoiidiHis that voters at the election. Nov. 4. will have to deride. ;the Centra) acliodl auditorium, when articles we placed a wrung'interpretation with better than 2.00(1 entries. A new-- . We find that in. previous ----- -------------------------------------—t» ........ ....on proposition No 8 Arrording to information ; TOTAL SAVING $10,002.75 - rMvIl-ntt enntnalm, ......................... SAVING OF APPROXI­ ifeature will t>- the rducatldnal exhibit;we received fromtmm llaiudng, during'the.primary campaign. Ulis «l,l. propoiintin w(u a Xjxtl tcnclUni Making tO SCt U-Mde subject of the county's High schix.ls The jwo- iLewmAj Act of !KJ1 which prohibl'* *;i.le In Michigan of oleomargarine or bun«• r substitute-, colored to rvM-nihle but­ •Spark. . OR 10 PER CENT LOWER MATELY 10'. FROM 1931 gram tor Friday night.' November 4. ’ ter. mijx.-i. $100 annual lli-cnsc f<-v* on oleomargarine nianufuctui.-r-. and who in Michigan. >5 mi retailers “ Dr. Miks was a former Presbyterian I Will IMIII Illi* puuill IV Will IH .1 < ....I-*-k-|||.-u .-.....-.I. lll.ll II III.,' ... A <1.1111 1^- 111-, < ’ If, Ill lll»' I u.-. I > I . I- •. V. .'I.. .1 I n I r.i > pastor a:»d klaicr became religion* editor V.«k J.urnai serving ai- Irving. Carlton, Assyria, JohnsDecrease Of 18'i In State Ap- very Interesting program - There will THE BALLOT. HOWEVER. IT WILL TAKE A VOTE OF YES" TO HETALN THE PRESENT RESTRICTIONS, nortionment- Is $18 000 pa- hirtlii-t p* furthet details given next wcv-k. week. Following is a summary of the eight projXM.itions in Hu- order Hu y will ditortaiut and investintor town, Prairieville, Rutland I' The will t mi t w T,‘p manager ot ol Hie Exhibition >111; . (i Make Largest Reductions Less Than Fqr Last Year ,i b,. ns his as-i ’ to establish state h- affiwmts to nullification; otiiera :uv I be n. D. Putter, with H. Long as as- j N" 1 ' (pior comml.-i.sion to control manufuc, would simply h ficct opinion concern A* we have reported previously the the taiMant. tab-tant • :1-"minis, ion to control manuiuc-. wouia simply reflect opinn n i Tlie Banner' went .through the Coun­ •ported previously state tux apportioned to Burry-county I The chairmen having rlum- of the tuie and sale ><l alcoholic beverage* in Inq prohibition in Hie Male i- ty Clerk's reports, made to the board of thia year Is $80.684 36 which Is about'different kinds of exhibits will lx- u-s ' ■-. 1101 **• workable until th,.v .-uiiervfcwr*. to determine what reduc­ >18.000 less less than than a a year year ago ugo and and reprr<1,- ----------Havens; .potatoes fxgai iitilhotilio- diner concerning Amendment of the F«'d,-r.il tion had b>-en made in school costa in >18.000 reprr- ! ■tallows' —----- Grain ---------------•Jitiicrx; fruit this county. There -fijis been a reducsent* a saving of witfut 18 prr cent .G- Lee; vegetables- F. Anders; fruit - ,,M* int'‘»l>r«'*alH»n of this utm-ndment went nullitied . Becau.se of would have on proht- in-.*, id the, aim ndm’ iit we beljei Tin- finance cumniltu^ol Hie txmrd R Wilcox; jioultry-M. Coiita; • ■home 1Ullt ,t,p , icanunued on page nmc. part, f* of sujM'rviMD.s lecommended a counrv .cconomict — Kathrv n Bairhnwii.: ----- — . 1’111"11 1,1 Michigan. S.imv claim it a vote of "NO" is justified v. iada. • 4ii|«, except Thornnpplc and Woodbudget •>! $78,752.95 for this year, which t unned product.-- Lena Andrus; talked -represents u .saving of upproxiinutt Iv • gwd.' — Elizulx-th Potter; clotlieiv -Louis ry in land <t|«Mi two townships have conJAS. SCHERMERHORN ‘ 10 jw-r 9111 from i» year ago which, un- i Kenyon; jural Khoolfr J Erwity; munrotidated schools and we did not get TO SPEAK ON NOV. 3 next1 thtylr report >. The report of njonry to d<-r the circumstances, is quite remark-h>al arts - H. C(X>|k-r; trade .'Clnxii tbit- -Tlie only Hung that up|warx to:Mildred Cillh-sjile; liinli sciwol exhibit (the other■ fourteen'townahips in oa fol­ :y us. a link- dubious is Hie upptopnu-1 H McIntyre; miscellaneous exhibit ■His Theme Will Be Liquor Con lows :■ Hon that ta made for Hie copnty sup- j K- Calm*. trol Amendment That Is ■ • rrintendenu of the jsor. which may ' ••• i Township 1931 1032 W. J. SMITH ADDRESSES . prove inadequate That will entirely j I Being Submitted $ 5.833.15 » 4.641 05 REPUBLICAN RALLY X* NEW I. 0. O. F. ARENA RANKS MAKING HASTINGS DISTRIB depend upon tlie winter. If if should 11 5Z7JM 5.308.155 James Schermerhorn of Detroit will 1 lie mi unusually M-wrc winter and j I AMONG BEST IN WESTERN give an addre.ss in this city at the* UTING POINT FOR THEIR ! Burry . 9 .636 47 9.265.76 them should.be no let-up in the eco4.16620 . 6.537 08 Tells Crowd At, Briggs Church - CarltonMethodist church auditorium next j MICHIGAN PRODUCTS nmnic situation, it might ix- easily | I Castleton . 15.213 08 15,90551 week Thursday. November 3 nt 7.31) | Present Election Most Im­ , ixmible Hiut mon- would have to be; j Hastings Twp. 5,15353 . P. M. Hi', theme-Will be Hie liquor con Tc added to Hie county poor fund, which < portant Since Lincoln . | H ojh ’ ............. . RING IS DEDICATED TO . 5276 35 4,852 69 trot amendment tliat' is being submit , I nftUt NAIVlt Io th<- boqrd fixed Hi Ln year at $19.000:! ANNUAL ROLL CALL WILL . 12.687 41 8235.04 A Republican rally lull of ’interest 1 Irving CLEAN SPORTSMANSHIP............ T* ,o'n™-'."::'."J i wliicli was lu*l-year.$ 16.000. considering’* paramount brand nd pep was h«-Jd at the Britfgx church; Johnstown . . . PROVIDE FUNDS FOR Hie transfer of.$2,000 from the general! 5.670 39 . 5.229 94 editor of the Detroit Tim>. .md ; v.w, «>, «, <■>, ><» ------- Many Women Attend Exhibifund to Hie pong-jundHowever, this j 5.083 08 .... Idered one of ihe best plat form i Thia Concern Deserves Patron- -ning. It wa* jn-eceded by a tapper of I Orangeville .. . ,. 5.161 40 YEAR'S WORK Ls me apt to be a serious matter, as Uv j 6.391 16 ' tion-—Meet Is Handled In speakers in Hie ■ United Stat, - Hi. i ilKt. As It Is n.Real Business |-lm»kmd that tMe ladies of that Motion Prairieville . . . supervlMMX will be meeting again InL m< age will > <• thoughtful and ac-1 — -mnoted for. the table* being three , Rutland _ ' Expert Fashion January, ngum in April and June of,'COUNTRY FACES PEACE - - - -- । Asset To.County ■ ’j — —■— Yankee Springs 3.123 94 j -times filled. Neatly 200 were- served. ; ** next year mid can make trmulers from I TIME EMERGENCY A new era In Hu-rtlng-, aihlctli-s came a thorough student of current prob- l lie B.tnt'.ei-is deiii’iged to anittiiini‘- Myron Tuckerman called Hie mcet-i tiw contingent’fund to Hie jxxir hiiid-l . ____. ... ---. ilnto being...Thursday _____ _______ -Jr.....when tlw evening $98607 31 $88.(104 56 y. I Unit Hir.M-li BroUv-i.- will continue lo.ltut to order and pre-ented Wil) Scha-j Total . ti that .•■hull Mem niHexsmy, mid oi Chapters ... Distributing Flour, ,«*• arena J, O-o F. hull here ua .................. ’’» in »'-L° O F-hall wa* tarAU who ar/iiit<r,'*tM m tlw *ub|e;:t .q.~rat'i'"s:hi-ir’i in Hustings and;d»-r. Chrm. of. .... the'RepubUciui .. County ------ . --------....---------- . J- will be seen that the towtuhiu of course « great deal will dilx iul Ujxin' —.. »„,< rtnally dedicated to m chan amateur ol !11(. Amendment should on a far mere Uve j-iuUe tiiun1"tummnter. ti< pn-r.idr -Rev. Dixon of' Assyria reduced iU school'coats about how well Hw taxes me jimd ■ Clothing, Medicine And Other i sparuunansidp mid the flr.t am.n. ur n,. n.-xt Tliiir«ii.v eVenini ' - tie-plan which Uiey they have have' it'TOd n'lvd prayer and Will. Chase Ch Under led in a $1200; tliat tiw township of Barry Our leaders would jirotwlilv like to j boxing lout nument ever to ta-held Ju n --------- . Necessities To Needy o become a disdis-, short rpintcd — adopted. Hosting* !• tq -horr. rpinted U'<-ion of community,'-.f,.-d about .1370. Carlton mode quite a (Continued on page three) tiibuting ci-nter for tiw sale of Hi.- rax-inging with Mr* John Ciunibertam at reduction, almost $2400. .’in Castleton The ai'huul Roll call of the Atneri- ''S era Arara,.... ura ... TEA AND BUSINESS SES■■ , or.nrrte product.-. Hwy nianufavture tiw plan*- J M Townsend of Has- i township the schools will cost more this SION ON SATURDAY!.., BOY SCOUT ARCHERS ,, , .mown to tlw trade ;u tit<-• Paramount" ting* gave a solo that called forth a v<-3r than last. That will be true t»> a ' nounerd forNovcm- club is to be known in athletic circle • iline of^nnrd slight extent also in Hastings towntor I. ... -■< " «“■<-- » ........... and.bottled ..^ goods, it u-tw-arty encore. TO STAGE TOURNEY find mori- than :i- -^>orl-? '*rlu'j; •1 ,lu' <>n»nd Ra|n<L ]j.irry County Women’s Re pub'he plait u !t»,a >u,>. of Uw conqmny ru tnaintuin Tlie candidates for County officeskhip a-t well as in Maple drove and roo chapter'. king 1 " ' ’ *U‘’' <•> ' r>tai;- in ciilirJ H ** in lt goixt gopd rtock stook ot of their pro iirrxlm t., in thi*! wiwi were present were then introduced| Yankee Spring*- Hop” township made im nita-rsluus f (l 11 western.Michigan ■ Full facilities have I lican Club Organized—Mrs. Event Will Be First Of Kind In, hjdtyl.aiiji to operate .-even delivery by Mr. Seiiader—Rc pre se n t a t _i vi n reduction of over >400; Irving over support ,»f regular'b"?1 •«» "...t amateur bosun-! M j. Croas prcsi(jcnt truvks from h<-t<-. maintaining a week-, ivighn -r. Nashville. Judge pf Probate, j$4,400; Johnstown nearly $1000: Burry County—Public In| .• n> .• t l', n < v u,,d wrestling taHiti cun be conducted ' v Jy 5tare-*x>r delivery ot Hir*rh Broth- Stuart clement. County Clerk, M. o.■ Orangeville a Might reduction; Praiact vita■, throtwh MnpoUdy “"d *'«hout delay. Mr BenS’*'!* »'-’p ‘“k™ <»•> Saturday to or­ <-r;. prodiA-t* throughout Un- southern Hill. John Chamberlain, of Shjjltz. w. r.eville nearly $1,100 and Rutland vited To Attend . jq3'. . ■ Inrtt uLro miv . s: "H the <>|> nine night. i"*:iiz<- a B u ry County Women -. R« - part of Michigan * L. Clvi-c -Hasting*, and Nelson. Wil* I nearly >1.000. ’ «r’ ™ ---------------Boy Scout archers of Barry-county . ... n tola| for ruraj school costs ip For Hie present the Hlrwh Brother*!Itonrdf Barry, _ who orc on tlie ticket’ will hold their first touriiument at the have rent, d tlw large offices in the old ft” rralster-of-deeds, treasurer and 193! was $98.607 31. and for this year •fair ground here Saturday commencin'; it u;I! be S88.6O4 56. or a reduction Of i'X uJwV! A, U..H.K.. K IB.r.»,l. N»bl.- Or.,,.11 to.B totoW'to .Nd .... .. «»-. ..w Wool Bom plant, in which they will sheriff in tlw order named maintain their own offices, also larySome of the Assyria people had aiked a trifle over >10,000. ti'o rounds .of shooting, one ifi tile 'To prevent suffering in tilth period j01 Hu-'lhigs h»iRe No. oB, I. O. O. F.(r<r *- . wamhdito rooms for nil tlw prnducta for an explanation of the Amendments morning mid one in .the afleinoon- In short n‘, ’this his'waa County «»Vpr* 1,1 ' ।they make, whlcrt 1rtU1ie-Wi^**re<| will ta- delivered,d^■« di-;and was done done briefly briefly by by County ■ • ' between scouts will prepare an out-of­ of unemployment mui general eeorwime1 j'’’? ™ 01 “«* SUDDEN DEATH OF rb.nrexninn the Red mu- ha., mud,. ,1,,r Utarntimeni started, arcxw to in- c-hairman. snort —. talk., —were given b.< jn-ctly to Michigan MlrhlB1.n Mnr« d.wlre wlthlChrk Hill. store doors, with |Clerk Hill. ’ door camp dinner. widMmwMl < rtribuHottof wl m flwr 'rtx,,"'p Mlw ChMkXte H< • =ner of <’■''>« K< tclwm and Prosecutor Itar- - th.,- d.wll-inctt. - , llr;h Ming M-venil -j a* the center tor this dlstriThe speaker of the evening was W J. GEORGE E. COLEMAN BecausE ttw sport In a reluHrely new I wiueqireua uisinDuuim *’ ?'r b“U‘". or ol wnem. nour. n ,ur Hartings Hartim: . uho who had hud charge chare- of <.f Mrs. nilhrr Robert.a „ BUrCh th,, dedl}««•«• J?bution ' |Smlth. Chrm. of the B'.sird of the Old one here, the committee ho* arranged 1 clothing, medicine mid other supplies i Mrs Emma Mr. J. DeRulter will continue to. have ’ Merchants National Bank and Trust jj Succumbs To Heart Attack a v>|Mtlul primary round for those whniMore thdn 2,200 3.200 chapter* More than chapters have piirtioipartial- catpry ceremonies, the arena wiu nil.-,! Z Coy. and Mrs. McCo and >;charge of the local .branch, a* u,‘!l a - Co. ot Battle Creek, who outlined a havc had little or no-previous exper-j rrt^utohl.ra' p—— —“ ’ " ' ....... KtMrann4e~i.pUn.drat . While Sitting In His Office ■of their.operations In *thls city and i history of previous depresaiora and fence. Scouts who haw some knowl-!r. . ... Annroxiniatrlv 15000 000 nersotu ‘iram Purader! around the outside of. J,;l was poured by Mra. Kttcham;‘county. He aufJiprtzes u> to state that I vigorously praised President Hoover . edge of Hie game will compete in the] ““Approximately 000 person!,, ± 2.J5.000 S'2r.2°iJ. rMmb-:! tl»<Mrs Arthur ।‘1 oomy He aulhotires u* to Tuesday A. M. • the ring ring alter after which which Miss Miks Braamer Bessmer tore tore ">‘d Mr. Fred Parker. ......................... .Hirsch Brothers will cwniinue to be ini for the manner m which he had met regular Junior American round,' viz. (Continued on page, five) Huven, M Hastings people were shocked and :.p.ct ., hinder Ural h.1.1 the c .,.-r *"‘1 'lira the raralt.to7.on market, moretotora largely Hum ever, ever, to,.™ for itiw wntomte economic issues brought up by the 30 arrows each at 50, 40 mid 30 yards. I ----- - - — saddened on Tuesday forenoon to learn I the Uhl UMB. Thro lira ration ►>' _ 1< Uw emu. ]lt „,raro. lira, hraehenloron.lld~.nl erUto , ,,k-t tbnv hnvb nnTMtnOirb, * lirv/eUt CT1 a1S. . The primary round will consist of B0 BENEFIT FOOTBALL of the death of George E. Coletnan, Smith said that no election arrow., each al 10. 15 and 20 yard* ---------GAME------------FRIDAY. ------NOV. 4 'w^r itoM-fchin ■>< tiran™-... '’..^“Mr. ^. ’"^.. “ItiranS?!,': I since ! pwkles. cabbage.'., cauliflower and many; tile time of Lincoln has been w im- who passed away without warping There will, also be a target for scout ! announcer Ed Kane of Nashville mul. tional bank, wliere further plans were !other products. Jurt what Hu- com-1 poitant to the American people. Presi- while visiting with a traveling man in lenders and at least one target for thei . _t . o , ------ond*,[ discussed. Bob Wil.'on of Ila*tings wen1 st M I (Continued on page five! Hoover, he continued, has inaug- his office in the Stebbins Bldg. .regular American round of 30 arrows [Lions GlUb bponsor UontCSthad — been' In... epoor I Officers mimed ure: President , ® „ (Continued on page flvci erated sane, consjfructlve policies that! Mr. -~- Coleman ----- -------—, ench am so mid 40 yards, m ta-tuecn i proceeds Go To Welfare AsM J. crosj; 1st Vice-Pt',*-, Mrs, Gor„ ., , 'have definitely beirun to revive Indus-! health, bu. was apparent!) Improved wlll be n special exhibition of shoot- < ' . ,. . dun Edmonds.- Nashville; 2nd Vice- REPUBLICAN RALLY .._-------------------W11„ th, lm 0„ a u.d IM IM. renurkri u tte tn<risociation- Funds I..« ». .hr I0o-s.nl dUtonr... ' V„nd. . WOMEN'S ORGANIZATIONS I Pres., Mrs. Paul Faulkner, Mlddlt-ville; I — — AT CLOVERDALE k , -<■ !!" “ T ' There will be a lunlu-d numbej; of| ... As stated in lost week's Banner, a ASKED TO CO-OPERATE 3r(FV!c.-Pre.*. Mrs. Bertha Bush. Del-1 ' t! would be folly to throw over pne ot. Jelt wiicn he suddenly died tram n extra bow mid arrow sets available for' football gnnw for'the benefit of the. A . _ ton; Secy-Jta"**w*Mrs. Leon Tolhurst,' Will Be Held At Town Hall Sat - . ‘be inmt capable m. ti In American hta-1 a'lac‘. Coleman wa* thaw who do not iwsm-m their own. Welfare Association has been planned ninth Hnii Boon Shinned To Hastings tory tor an untried experimental lp^ JE Wind™™ ins™ A equipment j und the date Mta cterl Is Friday. Nov ”1,1 1 Al) Republican women voter* of * urday Eve, After Chicken.Din. ..^L..0. ’ Carl Palmatler. of Kalnmuzoo, secre-;4.' The game which begins nt 3 30 F. | Barry Co. Red Cross Chapj ance Co He was always, interested, as I Barry muhty are urged to affiliate with j .... . . . ~ * *' tnry of the Michigan Archer*' Associa-; M.. will be between- the High school; terWorkers Needed . I tills organization and do all they can to I ner Under Auspices L. A. S. -AxJJ-as active, in politics., having served tion and runner-up for tlic~Zt8re।andZlumni. and*promises.Io be u hut'. The Red Cross ,Ims shipped ,, . tile . doth , I1 |,lrth<r tlu' l’»rty'.4 intcre-’U in this and There will be a republican meeting as secretary of the Republican County rachrry draraploralok MU conduct the on. , at Cloverdale Saturday evening. Oct.) Committee, chairman of the Republi­ to our county and it is ready for dtstri-,; future camjiaigns. *mect. IL H. Stroud of Wayland, who . Hastings High has turned out-some,'( ' 29th at winch it is exjx-cu-d that all of | can City Committee and was elected had charge of archery craftsmanshipigood players in past years ns well ns1 button now. It to necessary to.have it, SECOND DIVIDEND. ' the republican candidates tor county county treasurer, serving four years. wprk at Kellogg camp this fall will nl- having a fine team this year, so n '"Rde into Kannents and any orgnnlra-, , Judge -MtjPwk held court hi this city ! office* will be present. Following this he worked in the Has­ j tion or individuals anywhere In the ro assist. . i thrilling contest Is expected. 1 tlon or individuals anywhere In the ’ on Thursday tearing some motion*: The Cloverdale L. A. S. will serve a! tings City Bank und at the time of his . ^aTZSo plan to enter are reqdeM*! r7mong'~t^"'ATumn7'nwmb<'rs nre'^nty. desiring to make drives etc. on t7u7onX«bKS'-chTXn^Tand wffi wXw tot“ I death was a dlnffrtor of the Michigan • to be st the fair ground Manetime bo- Sam Young. Jake Miller. Darrell Hah.! Nobles • d during of b«« c taken dinner and w U continue un Cyclone Co. of Lapeer. fore 10 00 o'clock Saturday ^morning. Robert Fighter. Winston HhefTleld. Mrs.Maude W Smith This mater“ UiLs mrethig ire cord aUv Inrttad o | Surviving are the widow, one son, Targets will be in place by 9 00 oetack' Hartley Finstrom. Ear! Smith. Alfred »' »1PPP »wh» the t»ec<ly and tiw JYof S wktX nMhTch.ctam dinner Xch : Earl Coleman of Hastings, and one and this will eive Obnortunltv tor nrac- Williams Ellis Kelley Glenn Lau- “«»>' desiring ttus help should make «n order lor thepayment of 8 . divl- I'ttntuure nt tn.s cnicxi n amnir. wmen , tice roundi More to?UouS-v Cat re ! baugh Wm James and oUwra tar- ’ applieatiw io eitftrr Mrs. Nobles or dend to the ta-posltors. payable on No- Will be luld before the nxx-ting | daughter. Mrs. Eric Kardell of ModesI to. California. • .................... ■”u .....w.. . ...™ ....The meeting will be held in the town; j -He ass a member of Hie Masonic dividend [Mild the receivership. Mall at about 8 30. and wilt be ad-' 'cared for. l— -------- ■— since lodge. Knights Tempiar Commandery Receiver Lob'<ln-.wd by Congressman Ketcham. : such xs L. A. ij>p olher^ W ing J5' 'Drinking water and fuel will be provid-isorea ; Thisoybenefit performance is memspoil­ '' «>• Several organlzalions. I and the Modem Woodmen. ! urn Hastings uons cnib ««« v>« roucraan uewioii idell lias made a good record in collec, which should certainly iwure a targe . - —* ed. | sored by Uw Hastings Llong Club mem- ' S. groups and the American Legio 'HFunerai services have been postA cordial cordial invitation Invitation b b extended extended to to aiii all I "*•" bent who arc ta determined that “ R shall A "ho are ‘ ' " (! Auxllmry have expressed their willing- lions and lih handling the business of i attendance. Iponed until Saturday forenoon, await-' j ness 1to assist with the but Mill i. tlw .... county ' . .... Ih.. item to HAsist withsewing, Hu* st-wiiur. but the stillbatik, , the bank. : ’•• perrons in to attend tills lx’ <•n suceww. ! Ing the arrival of Mrs. Kordell. and be used. meet. Tlw morning round will begin nt ■ MISAPPREHENSION • • • CORRECTED 1 others,could ■ will be held at the Walldortt Funeral *-------- —--------- ! PRIZE MASQUERADE DANCE. I The Martin Corners L A S. will: 10:30 o'clock and the afternoon round ■ There .seerru to b.- some muappre-; BENEFIT CARD PARTY FOR ■ Home nt ten o'clock. Rev. John Kilch| Halloween niitht Monday. Oct. 31. w™ a chicken aipper at the church: GEO. W. LEONARD. at 2:00. 1/ ------—’— — — .——... *------ l’r"~ i •PENNOCK HOSPITAL. Tliornapplc lake Bullocna and favors Thursday evening. Nov 3 from five .» >.» vo<«« ui -iurry coumy: '•“« oBleUltaJ. «MM<I tor U» Hu11 ■--To the Voters of -Barry County: Prires u-in iw nanr.i.-ki r..r tirs- oh.,-,■ i heiia^m by some |>cop!e living in and : l .. ........ ............................... u,m - ------ -- --- , , ----- - --- -l.^hdltlLra. .J >.« Ilr., IMO- >roilll,| jra„„, unlK rwirack Itowltol Guild No G w.U A<toiva<»>luiicua „rr> so:-,»fl«k unto .11 ark «ri«l Itore ato 1 chuxo « <he Primary u Uw!“?» ^mmarrtry. Konhu IJmpUr. in earn an toon _ mem), publulierl corn.,nine lira »,«» o' POWIe hnrpllal brn.m card [lrllay nlgln--llu.li. orchestra-Adr. : -Adv demoerallc undldUe tor rdenn. Hi, ™ ““.l’")™"1’ .nalnlrnanco of ot a definite deBniif fixed drrrl water eater I M" noun llu«n H »r--------------------------------------- --------- -------------.■urrr.wful al Ow poll, Kovrmbrr a. I T?- c rcl- of ,7'n'lL^'1 01 nr-nimt maintenance ,,,p nor---------•— • »— ——— i1 v. ... ... ’IInn .T,.fY,.rcain St REPUBLICAN RALLY Level far Barlow take totl- 4->a ■*28 e,. So- Jeffrrsdn st., r»ri on FVid-iv Friday PRIZE CHICKEN DINNER. NOTICE. • 111. u 1 have in tte P,«. .snore parry i'™? Mr Coleman', kindly, •toy, in prrtormlmr tor d “ lM o! toll ’ ™ 1 * 1 “ »• «“ • ‘^>“1 “* AT rnilDT UnilQC uror Because It has a running stream : afternoon at two o'clock. Auction und Middleville Methodist church. TliuraOwing to the sudden passing of Mr Al UUunl nUUot ntnt ’ jts Outk»t We said it would be ixuslble' ^titrnet will be played and everyone is day night this week. 6 o'clock. Price ■ Coleman, the Presbyterian rummage office. How-Well and faithfully I have.* ' ( . welcome, rricc is 25 xa cents per per.pt to control the level which w true « plponie. Price .person. '35c. Tlie men are serving Hie dinner.— I f>ule has been postponed until Novein­ done my work and met my responsibih- f GENERAL MEETING OF Meeting Tomorrow Evening: Tlu,re b a mm wi|t 0^^ r^hts! Adv. I ber 2, 3. 4 and 5.-Adv. s 1 All who cun can are uro urged to attend. ties b not for me to say; but I am sure; " ’ WOMEN'S Cl UB NOV 4. Sponsored By Young R^ '* — ’ ----------’ -------------------------------------------------’ — -----------------------------= ----------------------, from Barlow lake that has been car-' f have tried my best to serve ALL Hie A pieasanl trcat j. ln (or people fully and fairly as sn officer. If of the Wqfnen's ^bb at5ta j rled on at Bowens .Mills for many । ' publicans* Club j years, which controls the outlet of this you feel I have done so. I will appro- genenU mPf!lng w ,n. A meeting open to all men and worn- lake. Some people, we-cannol imagine , elate your-support election day. My ernoon N<nTrnber 4, tn room 110 of Um en in Burry county will be held in the, how. tliouglit that we were urging Uiat duties keep me so busy that I have no, c,.ntraj school. * Circuit Court room at Hastings. Thurs- Hie restorer* take possession of this time to do rampalirn jwk. 1 hayej nr-portf rd to, biennial. ,ule. and 5 day evening. October 27, commencing;outlet without reference to the rights, to rely mi ray IrlenrU 1 wu apprrei.U-;duMct con„ntto, ,-,u p, p, Up, at 8:15 o'clock under the auspices of <jf the present mill owner, and control | whjtever you may do tor me before. pelwale,. A Trip to Bra'.Ue ' by ba the Young Men's Republican chib of I the lake level! To attempt that would „ • , , . ... and on election day Marian Goodyear, who was live dele­ township taxes. A considerable saving This means an average saving to the the county. There will be at least, one be ridiculous The'flowage rights on Ttie Banner Is going to present flg. , Sincerely yours, to nn<1 attend^ the biennial apeclal speaker and several matters of. the stream from Barlow take are a'urps m?ver before given'to the people on township taxes, however, will be due townships of nearly 26 ixt cent This —Adv. •Geo. W. Leonard, .meeting held tn that city in June, will current interest to dtaeuw. ' jnasesslon of Hie present owner, who of 0118 county, acquainting them with to the action of the board of super- j will not apply to every township. Some POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. j Those who a re-castIng a presidential acquired it from the previous owners infonnatloif concerning their township. visors in relieving townships of a |iart have saved mure and some less than 26 am seeking re-electlori to Hie office e**ftl,i•**£ *1 U speaker will ,1 .... ballot for the first time this year are Therfe righta extend back for probably tl,ttr county, county Covert-road and of their township Covert road assess-1 per cent. Register of Deeds on the same basis i,ia* . ■ The city of Hastings cat* be consid- of1 Rcsljtcr especially requested to attend. ! 75 years, niavbc longer. No one could states taxes as Hiey effect each town­ ments. also in relieving the Covert road assessment districts of all taxes, ered by itself. Ita city tax is raised in of Efficient Service on which'I have! " * *’ ' : take away tills man's rights. It would BhlP- We give below the exact fig““al•“ui AWARDED SCHOLARSHIPS. " cRins * TlM’ J»ck ‘ however be possible for an adjustment :ures ,or cac1' lo*^*blp. for state Many township and school district July, its school, .county and state tax run in the part. “ iv‘danrfK hv *jn School of Commerce hu boards on township expenditures have I in December. This we hare included promptly and cr _ arrived MW at by this IHt'U man and the : to be w »un<-u WJ VIWt me ; »«■ ' " «wnty tax Covert road tax. ----- owners,- if —air were so•• disposed. - “,“ ’4nd the contingent on real realestate mation on estate ather MU1 EU10 Bronson, M1M cottage . — ,township ----- ■ , ~, made good savings this year compared i with the qily's part of the state tax, required information The* Banner certainly would not wish lnx- township highway and school with last, ns any person interested can county tax. city school tax and Covert matters, n personal service is rendered Reatiui rents. Mia* Leona Kinney and WM. E. JOHNCOCK E8T. thls nmn to dtsposseil$ed of hls taxes. We will first, with every town­ learn by looking at llic figures given' road tax. Last year these items for tlie to each person haying recording done, M1M Irene Phillips, members Of tha below for his --------township. We show]city of Hastings amounted to $194,625.- I believe that experience helps one to graduating class of last year of the In order to settle theabove estate . rights* nor could that be done except fchIp. give tlie amountof these faxes ---------... — -ver; item of 145, while this year tlie same items become thoroughly familiar with the Hastings High school. there will be anauction sale on the by court acUon. either of which could ,or 11118 J*"-- We ,iave ukenlhc fig- every of taxation, It encouraging know ...... ttiat — the | amount to v >150.781.59 itl- ' ures •in*.. V-.V.UO — v the Ctonty 1' << <-ll(-uui nt>*liH to *..V" . u« —a saving of facts which enable him to give the premises 2'» miles west and H mile not take away thia owner's right* withfrom official .rertords at P .ais -----------------’ ' of■ state, ' ' --------------- : $43,844.86, ~ or z-rzr 22’23' 4% saving for correct information upon request. -' Clerk's office. These tow. taxes win will n. be n«iH paid ,i{total county,-------county Covert about north of Cloverdale. Date, terms de- out compensating him. SECOND WARD P. T. ‘ inext December. From the same source road taxes, assessed uf the sixteen :! tills city -----on------------all these items. | I most respectfully solicit your «mtailed U*t of properly, etc., are pub-------- - - we have compiled the amount-----------of these- !---------------------------------------townships of Barry county, BOUNTY Itahed elsewhere in this issue of thej -NO — — --------- —ON - RATS. ..------------------------------------------- together —------ The county's population is 20.900. Tiw slderaUon and if elected will give to Second Ward school Monday night, Oct. Banner. Henry Flannery will cry this ; Tlw supervisors decided unanimous- same taxes for the year 1931 tor com- with the total township taxes, including city's population is 5JOO. Deducting j facts which enable him to give tlw 34th. Atty. MacDonald was Um apcalttr . t.-.u-. <-> -« —*• ----------------------■— . :jflunuut school taxes, assessed in uwuu ... the w.v sixteen i the 5,200 allows the population of Hie you all I have In the way of Efficient sale. । !>' that they------would allow Hie rata a let- parton. We also show-- what saving^ last year to >431,- 16 townships to b<- 15.700. Last year j Service. ’ . - --------up tn tills county, so they voted not, to V.'; will ------------------------------ have townships, __ _ amounted , Earl R. Boyeit. DANCING, MOOSE TKMFML FRIED CHICKEN SUPPER. I pay any bounty on rata for the year , been een made on state, county, county 011.60, and this year to $320,338 81; or the average inhabitant of tiw town-1 - ---- - — a. taxes for ------.rL, vtownship. ------ -------------------------------------------------------------. ships paid in taxes >26.72. This year it Each Friday nl«hl. admlMlon Ma. Democratic candidate Re­ Thursday, October 37, by Quimby L. j 1933. The bounty will be discontinued 1 Covert road each ‘ a juiving this year for tlie sixteen {own■ ' (Continued on page ata) I Adv. 11-3.election Register of Deeds. Music by Has Ionian*.—Adv. A. Start serving at five. Price 25c—Adv..after January 1 next. [and what savings liave been made on,ships of Barry county,of >110,672.79., ♦ CROWD PACKS HALL FOR BOXING TOURNEY HIRSCH BROS. EN LARGE BUSINESS RED CROSS WAGES WAR ON D STRESS - " Townships Save $110,672.79 and City $43,844.86 ' In Taxes Levied This Year, as Compared With Last—An Itemized Report for Each Township One Auction Sale �THF. HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26. 1933 PAGE TWO APPROPRIATED J19.000. HOPE TO CONTROL DEAN DAVENPORT TO 1 The committee of the board of sup­ PINE LAKE LEVEL SPEAK OVER N. B. C. CHAIN ervwors on supeirinteDdcnu of the poor rr;xirt. camuting cinlflating of BlrneBirney McIntyre. report, — :: h Barber, and Fred rr-,7 Ms Mayo, reported i Interesting Program Next Sat- N that they, fotfnd tlie report as made, ; urday, 12:30 To 1:30—Dean correct, and recommended *19,000 for ttie-ure of the t 'Xir board for the comI Is One Of Four Speakers inrcUtjy EACH DEPARTMENT OF HIGH;• | Barry county people will be eap ------- i«>« .'ear. of which F3.O0U U ret aside j.-fur the treatment of adult ctlhcted tritcreated tn a program to be broadSCHOOL REPRESENT­ cast.over the NBC network, with 53 ' ln Bu.ry ED IN ACTS* l hook-ups. from 12:30 to 1.30 r.v-tern ! standard time, next Saturday. October SUPERVISORS PASS RADIO IDEA WAS ^-pp-.y-Q pr...n.m Am«.g »>i;those-to I. I.r ..«n'l>an awf*r "2 O. .thi: FINE RESOLUTION — . - A FINE SUCCESS LUNCHEON CLUBS TO HEAR STORY OF TB LOCAL NEWS R-.sort Owners Are Becoming Dell Sutton U confined to hh bed 0. ’W. Kammcicr To Speak To Lions And T. J. Worle At atlh illness. Alarmed About This Body W A Matthews, w* Grand st. is . Rotary Club Questa'S for Values seriously til with cancer. High potnU m the story of how the G 8. Pell pf Plainwell and Er.nrst Rutland Cemetery Circle will meet Michigan death rale from tuberculoMcrehou-e of Prairieville Were In this sb has been forced down In the course city Monday "to arerrtaln what could 1 ot 2S years to a figure approximately . Save money at the Rcxall One Cent be done toward fofitroUng the level of one-half that prevailing in the early I Frier is ihr oatstanding considersthe water of Pine lake in Pralrievllte i port of tlie century will be told to ti*' Mr Pell own,-, a cottage and Mr gMore- vrth Ar Stebbins —Adv.. Lions and RoUry chdks- here by: Material and Work­ hntise owns considerable land on the "f Material and Work , A. ER • • AND -■ WELL . - — — — HELcIVLU ----- ------- , , t J,,Ilri , .WJ.Mwtu.n w t.- ...... :rwn in... rlfore of that lake. Tlie level h u drop- ,tober 19. unlt-M I contract or auttMirlo. speaker* from the Michigan Tuberru- »’ manto ip — are *conaldered the most — —'««*•-’ •»»* -— citv of New York. Consider That Defeat 01 Appor ped a good dpal m recent-years and their payment—8. B. Craig—Adv. 21.Imais Association at regular noon' ' luncheons, on Munday, October. 31. C ' Important. When It comes to bu.»threatens to make the lake of little , Varied Program Consisted Of xne program conMv.s of the followtfomAerit Amendment Is „ .. 'W. Konimeter will address the Lions • ' ' , i slue fur resorting unless MMiirthlng ORcnlngPrlday night. October 29. old ( , f . Features By Classes, Fac­ '; fngWin. ■Highly Dcsiroblu |ran t*. deme to maintain its level It nme -L Cbenrry. editor of Col!i< r>. mixed datire. al the Lake Home J^lnl: to arrangements made by Dr ! lhr •*’» o< “«*• ,h,nk "* ulty And Post Graduates . Propw-tl.on • amendment |is fed by’spring*. The’cottage owners ,Thomapple lake. 5Oc e»uplr sweet cl- .. . d T , ... u ^ti Dean Eugene DaJenpwrt of th. . . • . .y.jand property owners along tjje lake der and doughnuu frei-. H Schrader.. ti* R*.ry club. ArrangtThe spotlight, an annual oB-dcpwtthat by piscine an order with u> .xinty on CJoveniment .and Educa‘ are becoming quite interested Ttje lake*, ment program given by HaMBi ' rescntation -it ----------... ' ig * Mrics ot (our connected Jake*, rep- U»roprietor. inents for his talk were mode by O..M. school, wav greeted by a j.cord . ■ | vnited by .thonl* which thrra’rn, to be-j Stock- -up with remedleit. pure food’ ' Brower. n biiMiir’ lives at lain' ’*■' John T. Wynn. Tlie Rmmrr I cumc « win int.-rfere!'toilet attick-A stationery, candy, etc. at one of tlie most absorbing and dru_come «:ry dry unui. land, w»u and hm that Ing audience af th«‘» Central subject*. wb>> wall money'* worth. Dollar fur Dollar. mnendtprnt M-rioujiy with n continuance ot retort- |ftexall one cent sale thia week at Car-, malic chapters In the history of Mlchauditorium. Friday night., tin»>« • and Money ” in nyt Wayne-county ihlriy-right in veth A Sh bbtn1 Adv ' igan public health forms the basis of l*: McMill Pine lake offers serious problems in The L A t >>f the Goc«| Wilt church 'here t.ilks which will be illustrated by Come in .now. Flare an or It marked the tenth vcar.of thU pop- :i cnt and Department of Agriculture number nu action roqulrmc .i. tw'.i- finding a w.iy of control. There'is no will reive dinner at Mrs Gertrude the use of aluldow boxes and X-ray (all or nest spring. nindred mem- stream running from the lake, but hi 1 Bnnchman'* Friday. October 38.-Every- , aim* One group of films will shnw, ular event and wait prnented os comwe are sure that many pftopte in thirdx vote <>f t ■«-me distance from it big .prlngs bill Otic welcome. ' . the characteristic -cheat shadows by ing vis the air. all the numbers being. Barry county will turte tn to hear this out of the earth near llie foot of the Stock up with remedies, pure food- | which the earliest mses of tiibcrctilu- Special discount on all orders announced through a radto. pimram Saturday from 13:30 to 1:30. bia hills that border Gun marsh. It n. mltet article*, .-.tartoncry. candy, etc . at ■ aare now pmitlvely diagnosed among The printed progtoms carried out th----------- ■» placed this fall • ' ‘xhvvcd that tln -r an- the outlets ot' Rrxall i»h- cent sale this week nt Cy-1 children and adult.*. Others will plcea v! a-dol Th" luher* act jatmDEATH OF C. A. IIOl GIL 1 pnif ink- A- can readily be urn tin- seth A Stebbin- Adv. . ture tin- effect on the lungs and cheM hr funeral of Chrbtophcr A. Hough, rm of rontrohng there outfi ts will Tlie many frtends of Fred Newton cavity of operations jM-rturnird to help strap AB of the act* and ■;/< t«h many years a prominent .cittern of M-rimut dillicultteo However,'th -i ire glad to know that, his condition| Hie body overcome tubcrculod*. ■ county. wa« held in.thd Methodist ;<• tiwicrs and resort property: is improved and he is able to be dn ^ • Tin- most vital activity on tlw pro-, various' Hastings firms ' church .■•sterday tiftz-i arc realizing that ■..nncthing <d and la trying to walk. ' . • gram of lljc Mlchlgatj Tuberculosis As­ r The Sophomore act pointed first in-, done, accordingly they are Mrs, Liam*- Wood of near Nashville, sociation l» 'he early discovery of was a post-office .<e«nc in which th--..,, U-a, tion'e ot hl* daughter, Mrs EUic American ci g the matter finked into wtlh a mother, of John and Floyd Wtxxi of tubrrcutosi ’ by mean* of. H* tubered- Hastings. Michigan. employee* made free use '■! p«»taU and Vi Phone 2I97..ounit, in Callfotiiiii He is Mirvivcd by . : pre.ervmg the value of Pin. ! Hostings, is-quile reriously ill Mr|<in test and X-ray examination of lettera coming in to dL*l •<. rant — ' his wri Claud, of Muhaiic. Kansas, und Ironddr Bro*. Prop*. a rc.-ort lake if ix.xsibli | Nancy Ihmond Is caring for her. School children Thrac tret* which anhiibita and well known foibles of c!a the dauifhtfn Mr<. Glenn Vonns, uhoMwest.rn edge of tills lake is in Have mum-v at tlx- Rexall 6tn- Cent turni-lMii to the public free of cliargi---. Home n in .wuthrm*California, ift- tn placing menux on county but almost all of 11 u Sate. Wed. Tliuis. Fri. and Sat--Cat- are financed by the annual sale ot rare. w The Freshmen brciuity a: television .A1fr jp,.,] Cottage owners along the retn a: Stqbbuu Ad* tqte-rrulasis Christmas reals We arc glad number featuring behind a big gandu.1 .. .. from not only Barry and AlBernard R Reed has, jniychared tiv ~~~ screen Kate Smith, tiw Bv<II Si iM'h a mere lad. He came hotnc f^oni this count itlebut also from Kalama- .busliM’is formerly known a» the "Cor- OBSERVING SIXTYarmy and e-tairfiahed tUmwif tn lUhnun. Several live outside her Drug Store-' und announcn^n Un. that it arce showing An amping ni.e-ait farce dHiwmg aa.buqnrjl Bt Hr came V. THIRD ANNIVERSARY incr h 87 and al* is 82. and they have The Kellogg Foundation has of in-w inrrrhiindl-e in drug;. Mr counts, of a play with behind wene retwanal may witn Htt5.sng> aU..r hi4V;ilK[ p.,.n ■nutlpng like in the Iteed is n r«^-_-t< rcd pharmacist am t lie oficring offering ul of iri>untv treasurer, which pfficc hi-, filled made the lr‘.home in Barty county fur the author prr.v-nt »a> tlte inp nt that lake. All Of Ilf »a« in tl* drug busliuss six years ir Mr. And Mrs. Washington Hol- fli )rar. prfM-nti the fenmr*. ... ' l»r four year. A little briar* the end nd cottHL-r owners, n • wi ll us Kalamazoo. The popular Chidn-n.- Hour withoutjj,;,. MfOni|’ term, he w;w made body: und t mer To Hold Open House On i Eight children were l«m tn this tmot thu 1 ion. five of whom arc living. They nl.*«> which no station operates »A' taken CMJbler newly <>ndfni/«d Furm- membership Friday, Oct. 38 wcr by U*—Jui-^r a combtnatirrn t.w an(J Mircbanu o: N ' " ( have 19 grandchildren mid four great >f this lake. !t tluiti can prnMbly be ।and Sat Cum th A- Stebbins Adv the princn<l< orehwtra und band little pirl ptr-v- H,. b.|d !hu. phlCr Un(1| llr In a recent hsur of tlie Bunner. num- grandchildren Tlie City Cafe. ;< new mid compl^tw ' hid tl is U limed that it ran m«nt. Mr. and Mrs Helmer will hold and vocaFnumber* being tcntuiwd. ] Irw .t.rjn. a„iv ajW1,ys lv eqqijuwd modern restaurant. an­ A Char.de<- My.-t-rv Hour wu.. -t.iR. J lJi n( n.})Ubhrun, a nu mi» r i.t’t W.-ohlngton Helmer of ’Stony "open tiou>e on Friday when Hwy will Then- an- many nounce* un nprhing under ' by Ha- senior* in which a Dr Jekyll and; order anri a tnt.,nb, former residents here, had tai n me bixlv of water. cm- concralulaUoiv* arc r Mendnl this Mr HyO transfornmtton w«- realh- MHbull.t Rpucopal church H tically prcaented • ; nwn 0> Jinc -i14r;11-;,.r. piex-mu club and uviiuia-uum in tlw on Friday. October Scierai special.! a!K1 a c;rcl<. o! the program- tn<> jn Barry c -unty ■ira under W<-i l.or.ui: a ptot-gradM.E. A. MEETS AT GRAND uatr number by Dtiio.’.-L <;-»uciw r, Jun­ • HOT. RAPIDS OCTOBER 27-28 1 •' ; ‘‘ ior McMillen and Wiftiam K-nnedy;. , .Mill- ut i.arvcfti A: Stebbitt;. the Rex Richard Wiii’c with ht< always |>opu!ar Clyde Shoup iif 13-... T.acliera Form TMHeen Conn- Smt'."" w'J 1 ln" ■ r™1* >’LJ marimba and the’’ Michigan Moun- the Rabrit McKibbit.. farm iq Yau tnitxcrA liaturms t-t-ic Karmen, My Springs’. wln-n they hud w tor To Attend Ma ron' Bishop and E.ir! Bhule. inarm A very ipterex'ln . (-thlbiti-m of fen> Prominent Speaker^ ig Wai given, bv IWrge Bauer. It Shou <•» rounti hip-in s‘:at Injured wonui: Grand T with Jack Murpiiv fils ‘ mid 28. tn a young ladle* hem Hw Fourth Disiri Phnrtnquickly a< po Hastings Monument Works OPENING NEW CITY CAFE that n alit tn nation m this ■rd tram f.iin- I71ur.id.idepartments Barry. Montcalm. ;.:id ■ -i. Completely Equipped Modern Restaurant For Men and Women Meals — Lunches — Short Orders and Fountain Service Business Men’s Club and Gymnasium In Baaemenl Equipped With ELECTRIC EXERCISERS, PUNCHING BAGS, WEIGHTS and BOXING RING MODERN VENTILATION CLARENCE M. BURTON DIED AT DETROIT HOME Notytd—Detroit Historian And Busir.t H3 Mjn Was Born In Hastings g space tqjtcn Tlu Iskk; of t]u bitfihm through mtriophmir* 1 tlo^ cl re were filled by nucv**plion<. clay-and ou are cordially invited to call and get acquainted Modern Clean Rest Room for Ladies JOHN MARSHALL, Prop. Building Formerly Occupied By Russ Grocery WORLD'S MISSION ADVANCEMENT DAY W M s. or U B. (Jhurch To Ham Beef Kettle Roasts 9c.b. Boiling Beet Rib 0c lb. Butter Fel’s Naptha Soap 10 Bars 45c Beef Roasts «»u-j u. 13c Chickens F,..i.D,.;«a u. 17c Sausage ";»k Pork Loin Bologna Shultz or r^.h IOc ik 22c Coffee ml most.: Minute Biscuit FREE! 23c Soap HABOWATER 5 Bars 25c Prunes Eslra Lge. Sue lb. 15c J°By Time Breakfasl Wk uiiyonc* is -fflad to rcceiv Complete Assortment, . . 29c We have n «olectf6n of greeting turds of which we are very proud. One you will enjoy looking at nnd. selecting from. French’s 24]/2 lb. Sack lb. 2 pk«. 49c Feldpausch’s Where Better Foods Cost Less SENTIMEN'I Flour PancaW Flour ffig 19c CprPnl VCICdl fg ready for a party be mire <^ver our line axsortinenl of ly cards. We have them for Ham Ends SC lb. 3n* 25c We Deliver PARTIES ? a-mlx-iid by many “> IOc -'llCib. Bacon Squares 3 25c Lean Beef 2 n». 25c Sauer Kraut The AVnmen’s Mt'iionary Society Roasts Friday and Saturday Specials at Phone 2272 Observe Annual Event On Sunday, October 30 J.X4:tI5c | Hamburg 3*. 25c On TWM110-. Fir’d Or- man Tcti Da Bao. mcahri—Clara Cool ;t Of ReltgMHLi i’ensfon club, group 3.-will !>• given 1 their fir*! !«•- -on in Nutrition. Tuc#[d.iy. November 1st. at the home of FELL FROM LADDMt. ... Vcrnp Winlnger. 610 E Thorn On Monday afternoon Bernie Urb-ist. 17 •ta fell white ite-crnaing from a roof -harp. Members please: brhig- pencib H* .ud been working on the Methodis* and note bests Secretary. Mrs C. Oparwnige and in climbing down ! DeCou " . missed th" ladder round, ftlflng to :»>' i -------- ------ • a *--------------snjund. He wastbadly bruised but rin A Desert Yarn. bor."* were broken and be consider* it Tlie tourut was enjoying for rhe first tune the dry cUmate of ArUooa. . -------Doesn’t it ever rain in thu counA nath *'ca»tte. Mr George., try ?” he aaked a native. htu an evejope- whteh I • Rain?” th? native replied. .“Why. . dinar- from three d’4-, there i frogs in this town o»er five lerent town* he arranged to hate pout- • > ears old that hun t learned to swim marked'with lus JuU name. j yet-"—Tit-BLLs. K For All Occasions Rotative Birthday/ Friend—Birthday, CiinvaleHcent, n>r>gTatulatitiii, Thank You, Anniversary, .Sympathy and Shower .(.‘ahis. Come in and look at our assortment. LyBARKER’S "Where Immediate Attention and Conjtesy are shown to all" Phone 2115 Hastings, Michigan We Deliver �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 26, 19?’ wxxxxxzzzx.- I CTRAND THEATCf IE! TELEPHONES: 2244-2557 ■ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN SUNDAY & MONDAY Oct. 30-31 IMMORTALIZED ON THE SCREEN I Work- A * 11 1 rdera t E lent !I97. ■ inly fi>r ill hold all Sindrd Uus sided «> UNIVERSAL PICTURE Prcienttd by J E The woman's picture supreme! With IRENE DUNNE, JOHN BOLES, George Meeker, Zasu Pitts, June Clyde, Wil­ liam Bakewell, Arietta Duncan^ Doris Lloyd, Paul Weigel, Walter Catlett and others. A JOHN M.STAHL Production produced by Carl Laemmle, Jr. COUPON - TUESDAY -NITE DOES MONEY BUY EVERYTHING? s Joyce thought it did till she fell iri love with • pool boy...« boy who without knowing her real identity, had vowed io make her suffer. SILVER s ENIIU6 <G ALAN CKOSLAND PKOOVCTIOM A ed ■ It MAUIUfN O'SULLIVAN" BETTY COMPSON JOHN WARBUIITON MM.Y DORAN I CHANDU THE MAGICIAN ■»-<* EDMOND LOWE Bela LUGOSI Irene Ware : Henry B. Walthall Directed by Marcel Varnel and William C. Menziti Air ;! FRIDAY & SATURDAY MIX . »*, . and T.K. Football Squad Holds All-School Game The T. K. football squad had a prac­ CHANDU THE MAGICIAN TJ---- ----------- TZ------------------- tice game lost Friday and divided up Technical and research laboratories natiingS UDCTInto two teams, one composed of the seniors and the other undergraduates. throughout Southern California were tnlmhne ^nariOlie Chnrlnifts rantacked-for high-frequency electrical The seniors triumphed by a 13-7 score. apparatus during the filming of'“Chan-: FlaxijinK a surprising oflerui-.c the Much outstanding material was found du The Magician" ut Uie Fox Studion. ।.> ..... ' hr,the undergraduate group. Clifford Tlie ensuing scenes df tlie picture are .•«“*“"*(.« grldders climbed <»u more und Campbel! showed up w „, for the well raid tube among the most unmuai ever .notch towards the uttta Seven chum- losers. made lionship by overwhelming Charlotte on Tins week the Lowell B-team A death-ray gun. used in tlie film.’ t]k.jr own ftejtj by H of 44.5 comes here trying to avenge a 13 U> 7 'required highly cijmpllcrtcd and gmrd.,r was the high want man of ;deX"»t earlier in tlw aa-ason. Tlw powerful electrical machMHyT&.bpcr-;th<. day. crowing tiw i'«d line four «a,u’’ i«-«lwduled for Wednesday nt ate It. and the co-directors ot the film, 'unies. Excellent blocking «nd hard (3 00 °'c,ock. Marcel Vana-l and- William C Mc-nri-'s. j tiMk|W f.aturcd the conn 1 and made accordingly i^-mbl.d a formidable' thl. PTITF ift Fl Pfl MTV • .5?"'. With a Riant Ouidin coil having n tcchleltnci terminal voltage of a1 million and a haW. bringing it back 9 yard* as 'the' principal feature, and TVaLi to Snyder was incnmplei Coils, rows of x-ray und Gei&nlcr lube*. ltMlra »r (He failiM to mn make the irquirvu require-i yariuigv ivr huge condensers, rotary gaps and giant! n tlf5. down bn throe pl:.vs and 7a rbcl (Continued from page one*/ transformers scattered about the big to chorkdl. '. tx yard line j nxan. it proved a Terrifying place for' whl.r,. tcdileltner and. H'rvnrd downed i read the items in this county budget the stail. Henry B. Walthall, wno as i (ho bull. Cupt Spark*. ■ ■- 'which are - us -foilown: •> the Inventor, Regent, hud to stroll un-‘ marI,. y»,r<u. mi the f)’r> State hovpitais $ 3,000.1X1 concernedly about during the glittering |(,tu.’j; big fullback -made Board oi nii|»'rvhu>rs . . 3,500 do display of lightning bolls, was no 1. ' „n Ihl. pll,y ■ Kl.]|r Bouhtus• ... . 900.00 unconcerned. ' end teamed up nnd sine. Cqn’.sidoux dis* . 200 00 Enough, electrical i»wrr to kill a ; n,.r for a sh-rt k* .' Clin lotle punted . 200.00 irid failed to. 8 Skilled technician . at ric eontrrSi make Un yard', the ball ■ and Ibthu fix same... BOO00 »' just b-vond the camera luir.Cand ready lotle Youngs of Charlo it first . stationery, and supidiea- 1.20Q.001 x u> miui nil i.uv luin iK in ur iwirUlis .................................... 2.000 001 ft that tin- actor should venture trio close ding births and deatlm . 200 00 »J. tn to tile c<»! with U it*n two-yard two-yard 1 ■,.r|llinwj drive by »;. the big Ouidin coil relief fund X long sparics that cradled around t|w '■ ■ Hastbut-i co H c Bldgs, i . 1.000.0)! >' room. Th<* (nett df the rgun." the kid-j otl Q^.jr i„UI I;-, s Soldier*’ burin! ^'napping of its Inventor and ChanduS charlotte. Snyder «• iliari'rtt.- •• 25 000 00 ft subsequent clloru'tii rescue tlw .-ewnt- fmnbi,. on tlwir Third play. Crnt. itcourt 5.000 00 S'Ht and hb. family from the sinister nj.’r _rjX „n an end run around. Circuit Prob.it.- court 2.500 00 C Roxor. form the basis of the picture -. by W!IIC ^.^j blocking Zcrtwl ,£££ ' . 800.00 ft 1 .. . : . went through outer for ten yards. ..... r. . ij,.,-....,,., 50000 '* pduiundLbw enacts the title rollln Kunnc- made'<me yard Zerbel no County doob fund County pour fund . 19.000 (X) '^idav "XJ^'anTTretw'wS“ fora' - 1’*‘“ u"',1',”K’r '?rr ar‘”""1 '.'j"1 Salvation Army Home itXi ixr * plays tyoxor unci Irene ware, tor in . । <_ ...c *_ ... . Pennock Hospital w 750 0U -h cs-inov. tiwcu Ira. rimce.-. , UU chdown' <1! the afteniom. HcwT.j s ....... * iL * 1 m^*c,owu ',l atterriG n Hcwi’.: . ~ " Commonwealth200.00 Herbert. Mundin. .June VLim R, >; (UH1b||.;| tlw ball on flu- try for extra Kf,..!,r-r.. (tensions ... 9,000 0U XlWeldon Heyburn 6. Chailotle n6. - ' Heyburn andand- Vlrginl'ii Virginia HamHam- \ "("7/ <K r/ , ', . 0 lixinti have important role-. Spec- » kl(.k, d „n f„ ciiarlutte s 11­ 600.00 J, taculur camera <-gecls and exotic ••>. ’- ylirA hue. Howard and Snyder C tmR». chlcfiy along tiw upjwr Nile, add nmnvr ,h.. pn,t quarter! X to the attractions < f this unique film Haduur. Charlotte o ; Total tony UOURJH HOMIMAN IF you’re going— to school — shopping — or just gadding about Wool Jerseys «1.98 A dream come true! Exclamation after exclama­ tion greets thc^e dresses— They're absolute marvrlsf Wide shoulder effects — —buttons—■ simply 11 , contrasts everything you’d expect of ] higher priced styles! 1 ALL die Smart j NEW FALL COLORS I. PENNEY’S ■Shop a» Compere .. Our Values! 116-118 East State St.. Hastings 0 ufTerlng. - , ' q,. the vc-md quarter Snyder. NORTH MARTIN I’OKNEKS. X ' . . .’topped the nmner at line of scrim-) KLINGENSMITH CORNERS. Mr nnd Mrs Alee Albert had ns their Mr, and Mrs Dewqy _Zerklc* and »' BACK STREET. . U11U|.,. Keller and Bishop broke up the Mrs. Maude Smith visited the school guest the latle A number of unusually interesting next play, no gain. Chatlotte futnblt d children of Lansing'sjient tlfe weekend Tuesday i with Mr und Mrs Dull Herzlc aird ■jettings feature "Hurl: Street," whir Hasllmr. r^-ovetvd. Zertx-1 made nine ro ,1s sjimdlng Several of the school children weft! Ih iiv Dunne und John Bole-, in the" yards, plucinr: the ball ontlwone foot family. Th<-y all called Saturday- «.vcMine .time Iwre with his folks. • vaccinated Tuesday by Dr. Kinde '» featured roles. line from where Snyder took If over. •Iiinr on Ml.'.' Ida Flory of Hastings. Sunday wlwn Clyde Shoup and wife 1 Albert anti Robert Barry of Curlion Mr. E Latta received the had news - Especially noteworthy !•> an exact r» -, a p.i.‘ -. JV»y>to Howard !»r tiw i-xtr.t Center spent, Tuesday P M. with Garth Tuesday of the death of iiL brother. <>f Baltic Creek were spending the day X production of Rector's famous rest atu - jjoint w.i> knocked down: Hastings 12. I Slocum's. Will Latta. age 62, of Battle Creek. . — ----rant in New York. Still another Is a , churiot:.- 0. Mr.’and Mrs Dewey Zerkle and fam­ caused by an emery wheel breaking on l|ip' met with an OCridcnt. While Clyde 'J Cincinnati street of 30 .wars ago, uitln Hustiru-s kicked <>!!. Charlotte makily of L’uemg. alfp Mr. and Mrs. ixwij. which he was grinding knives tor a *nd his wife acre out hunting, Clyde, tin automobile Ot tlw Vintage of HKrj ing otw first down and thin punting bean puller. When the emery wheel while some distance from his wife aeiierzlc and family sjx-nt Sunday P. M formipg the centre-of much of tlw uc- ]>■>«-, who brought tlw bull back 'jit; broke it mangled Mr. Latta's leg so cidmtally shot her in tlw ubd»tion There is also a view of an old- yard, rm a me-' run. la-ciilritnrr falliui' at the home ot Win. Flory's in Wood­ badly that u was necessary to anipu- .men. She w.i- rushed tn Dr. Mohler . • time horsecar in operation, and still i to gain. Zerbi'i made first down’ Ha.---, landMr. and Mrs. Shirley. .Slocum' and tab.- it above the knee. Tlie accidental Hastings whoToupd n ixcr.wiiy to £ other scr-ncx at a ran: track. A tc-ni- tings w.u. five yards !<>r ofl----- ■- •• —all •• hope — We ...... .. . made s short gain1,Dorothy called Sunday afternoon nt occurred ul 7:00 o’clock Monday ere- ’ ■" •— ’ of. Wall Street twenty years ago is an- sid< inmg and he passed away about 10 30 .ft other masterpiece of screen invention around end. Ka/mex tailed to gain.! the hume of Delbert SlOCUtn'a in Wood­ Tuesday rjlght. He hud bcen-a reset-1 land. . . • Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mayo nnd S Utter there Is a sequence aboard ;. .. ....... .............. . dent of, in. and. around Buttle Creek,। Ilryuiit -Lee of Battle Creek nnd Laurel great ocean liner, after which th<- complete. Zerbel-pt Perhaps So! and was Well known there ! Sciuub* spent Sunday nt tlie Green seen <>( th story i» transferred to Pnrb Itrtn ' guai‘ line. Charlotte tried three Teacher: "What is the difference beThe Hallowe’en program will be held • John M. Jltahl directed "Back Street." ‘ play jnaking three yards and Insins | tween banbarism and civilization?" nt the schoolhouse Friday evening. Oct. home. »' ' - -------1 five. . . •--« ... I..-, pupij. -in barbarism the husband Is 28. They will also have u fish pond for! Waiter S tokos has gone io Detroit to J, WASHINGTON MASQUERADE. * n-.v chance to’ return any distance ■ .txir-s, and in civilization it’s the wifi.-.’’ the evening. ' spend a few weeks with his brothers. ' »' Time honored customs in Congrcxv 1 Snyder made ten yards. A short pa^! X such as the hazing of recalcitrant now- to Snyder was good for six more joint.. , comet’s, the Senate ceremony accom- [ Smith made the extra jxMnt through . . punying the swearing ...a:.._... .. a new ... law. ... tackle, Hostlw® ifl. Charlotte 0. in of tnalrer. and a hundred und one little! Boyc kicked off. ball relumed five det.-ijls unknown to tlu- general public ’ yards, Snydvf threw' the runner fo.come to screen "The Washing-1 short .. tlw _______ ... in— _____ ,----- - ---._m1 . Charlotte a back broke louec . Washington." .iddituni inside'for inside for 20 2C yards, finally being thrown by ton Washington. ’' In addition, details of the "lobbyist racket" show- Boy«-;- The half ended as teams were ing how out-stdc influences constantly! lining up. Hasfings 19. Charlotte 0.. .wk to sway the oplnloiis of lawmak- J Zcrbel kicked otf, the ball being reerx. how women and other bait are turned to Charlotte’s own 3! yard line, used to trap them, and how tlw lobby-!On tiw first play Howard. Hastings' Uts work, are shown in this unusual-right end intercepted an Orange und drama In which Lionel Barrymon ‘ Black lateral pass and crossed the goal heads an elalwrate cast. 'line tor Hastings' fourth touchdown. Samuel G Blythe., noted writer of Extra point from placement by Zerbel American jmlltlcal life, is responsible was wide. Hustings 25. Charlotte 0. fi>r many of these subtle details. Ha-tuigs kicked Off. 1 hr balllwing put BlytliC collaborated with. Jiihn Meehan ' In |>lay on Charlof,te's 30 yard line, on the story; adapted from Henry Charlotte made no gain on two plays Bernstein's play "The Claw." and.; and punted; a small boy on the .’ide- . versed tri the lore of "iiwltfe" Washing-! lines caught the ball, the play being ton from many years In tiw I wart of called over. They punted again with tilings there, provided unique authen- .no return. Boyes made a short gain tic information. Tlw famous author of around end. Kannes no gain. Zcrbel 8 "Who’s Who and Why." "The King ’ made a first down. Boyes made 21 s •.. • through . ..... nyder went v Makers" and other works on politics: ...yards tackle. g &uyuc» wvu» Jv has b»*n confidante and confessor to j through tackle for. 35 yards und n »* national political leadef?/rom the duyy i touchdown. 'Try..for extra point failed. Sound business judgment by the management... a membership Ji of Mark Hanna on. < Hastings 31. Charlotte 0. *' Barrymore, who scored one of his I Zcrbel kicked off; the ball was of 104,000...and over $450,000,000.00 of insurance at risk, have greatest stage successes us the political; brought back 17 yards. Karmes spilled O leader in the original Bernstein plhy. jthe runner (or a .five yard lox< Raid’. made possible this low rate. ' 'J repeats his role t/i the modernized broke through id stop the next jil^iy X screen version. How a woman is hired j fur another loss. Charlotte punted and Courteous and equitable adjustment of claims, and prompt pay­ by the lobbyist gang to tempt film I Boyes made a nice 30 yard return. J, from his duty, how hefails in fere with I Hastings boy s blocked wonderfully onment of losses is the policy of this company. her nnd how, finally renUzililf the u'ay ! this return. A short pass, Boyt> to \ he has been dU|x d.he upsets the I Snyder, netted six more points. Zerlx’l Insure your property today against windSTOrnrfoss in this strong J* tables of the outsideinterests, forms ■ kicked' foolin'from placement. Has­ * the fackgrottnd for n spectacular to-; tings 38. Charlotte 0. company with its nearly half century of careful, successful operation. mance af the national capital. I Tlw Blue and Gold kicked off. Char­ .----------. ’I io{u. made a first down on posses’and NOVEL FILM Sl.L’NT. was stopped well oil two plays and ’Steaming" a motion picture set Is punted. Hastings penalized 15 yards, the latent device to insure authenticity. I The quarter ended shortly after. That’s the trick they did in the great' Karines mad’ a nice 24 yard run vj kitchen scene in "Downstairs." ncwIZerbe! made six over center Boyes X drama in which John Gilbert stars, and raced 8 yards ground end fortflie Blue P ot which lie is the author. jand Gold's last score. Extra jxdnt X The scene was the great kitchen of;failed. Hasting.; 44. Charlotte 0* un Eurojwan castle, with servants preChiirinlte kicked <>n. Kannes was £ paring a u great banquet. uwnquei. Tons ions of OI food IOOO 'stopped siupjicu al ui 23 - i yard juru line. uiir, -Hartings w made -.. there; -----— great . . . cakes,;'a i_ -u--. —->WBSwijjcnaUzeu were trout, roasts, short gain. Hustings pass by Lecheverything Imaginable. with Bodll Ros- : 15 yards for holding • a • — Ing und tier assistant cooks at work in leitncr fell'incomplete. it'. ^And, before every scene, steam Near the end of the game, a pa.-« fratfl a boiler outside was let into the from Boyes was in’ercepted by a Char­ sCt so that It really looked like u kitch­ lotte back who raced forty’ yards before en in action Tlie actors dashed In, being stopped.' .Tills break opened tlw did their scenes, and dashed out as way for charlotte's only score of the soon -as the cameras stopped, of course. game. A series of pasm-s and line thrusts netted them six points. The PROGRAM FOR THE BAL­ try for extra point failed. Hiikttng* 44. . LANCE OF THE WEEK. Charlotte 6Next week Hastings Journeys to Kast Wednesday-Thursday — "The Wash­ ington Masquerade," featuring Lionel Lansing to battle for the Undisputed This is all that remains of a fine barn. 40156 feet, destroyed by windstorm June 20, 1931. This Barrymore. leadership of the Little Seven Confer­ property belonged to Stephen Vargo, Elk Township. Sanilac County, and this com. Friday-Saturday —."Downstairs," a ence. Tlie game will be played in puny promptly paid Mr. Vargo *2,000 for the loss. story writtea by and starring John Gil­ Michigan States big Stadium. Tlw bert. ' game starting at 2:30. Llne-l’p. See On. of Our Local Agent! or Write the Home Office Charlotte Hastings Kelley Howard Nov. 6-7—“Smiling Through," starr­ Townsend Schlmanil ing Norma Shearer nnd Frederick Keller Bus: March. Stevem Bishop ' Forel! Nov. 13-J4 — "American Madness,” Hewitt Thomas Riddt ----with Walter Huston. I Redlck Nov. 16-17—"The Blessed Event." Lcchleitner Capt. L-E. Fisher Boyes ’ with Lee Tracy and Mary Brian. » Capt Sparks Snyder nil ! j Thanksgiving Day — "Rackety-Rax," HASTINGS, MICH. HOME OFFICE Nickerson Karrncs with Victor McLaglen. • . Yopngs ZWbal ------ ---■ Dec. 11-12—"The Succmuifi Succoraful CalamSuhs: Cronk, Kelley. TbomM, Fuller, featuring George ArllM. Echliiuw and Larabee. - Adequate Windstorm Protection at Minimum Expense to the Insured Is Furnished by This Old Company WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY The sensational radio drama by Harry A. Earnshaw, Vera M. Oldham and R. R.Morgan noyr the greatest mystery thriller I Sporting Items | A11 AIllLJ LUUN11 TAXES REDUCED! ICIi Dollar. At the Theatre The Average Cost Is Less Than SEVEN Cents per $100 Insurance per Year! Coming Attractions 1 ADDED SPECIAL Schmelling vs. Walker Authentic Picture* Fight No Increase In Price* z The Michigan Mutual Windstorm Insurance Company �THE HARTfN’GB BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER M, 1M» FAGI POUR U-Unnn*r one ot the moat lucrative . Xne Hastings Danner ew offcred ln thls coun^. oontracu.dkAffiuZ-.'airiLT'.;--:—irrsassau lt dir-iyi^yj^-ayiJ IN,.,..-..... W....U.., ntt"1 '»*« ** MUhlgoa. COOK iiHOB, MW. j would have done under similar ctrcum-1 Opinions; What-Others Say ----- This and That Tlie President Visits Detroit. A Great Waleome. . offered a tenth of thal sum in rf<og. Backward Glances; Bits < Kuppenheimer S AGO TODAY. JL TEN YEARS ------ -------.... ASK THEM. Police Vigilance. Floj-d Beckwith. Leslie Daniels of this His victims In Holly and vicinity were . city., accompanied by Edward Wilkes of probably Interested In the announce­ Never before have we seen a flner ! <»./ oftra •! BMh*rK WELL CONDUCTED. ment that W.' C. Durant has cunw out ovation tKan-the one given to President ]I Vermontville are in Montmorency r «on,l <!»•• cMltar. ... . j l 'against Hoover.—Joe Haas in Holly Hoover aAjie appeared <>n the plat-1!county in northern Michigan this week1 ----- -------------------------------Hastings' first boxing show sponsored; j hunting partridge. Hoe. i r Mail, Poitpdd; by tlve local I O. O. P. went through in Herald. form at Olympia Arena In Detroit Sat-:' a P. Champion of the “Valley of the; urday night. One U at loss to find '. .Moon" iS? V 50 ««fine Shape. These exhibitions are fas’farm left Monday night on his' SUPPORTS BRUCKER. words that will adequately describe the j' • t’ ■ « [moving. Interesting affairs , when 1 We have nothing against "Bill" Com­ uoe ci cmouon tn K : was umt^« imie^re 1 tide of emotion that was unleashed. It I1 *■ every .« jiia....i I5® < “!; ’’•.** !l.s.TYi । handled by a capable referee like John­ stock, tn fact, gladly Join in the quite seemed to ... us »,. that individual 1 ureiit will; u,n cal1 0,1 Mar>' Ann McGinty, to ' ny Wirth. Tlie bouts are stopped wheni common press opinion Hut Michigan there combined into one great SOO , ,rsipay ti* respects of lhe Hastings IN n All U Y O-I'NIY. THREE MONTHS - Ro-1> ‘one contestant ar the other gets'too> tn Brucker and Comstock lias two which tried inadequately to'express its;---, . splendid men for gwremSi. Governor adnftraUon and appreciation fur Mr ; a . — . ... i ii»K Harry-coitiiTY. one , confuted to defend .himself properly ar Brucker docs. however, In our opinion, Hoover through tlie medium of thun-! HICKOK BELTS AND SUSPENDERS hvhrSS^' MkJdhih IN haaSi'L' ........ ------- *sooiwhen one of the boys appears to be■ deserve the*support of his party. In tlw Jcnxu uppl.ua Only .H.r u„ pml- •'£ “J• , !«jn Anv-ANCK1''^..—E »z »□ hopelessly outmatched, consequently y *U‘ ‘ Irler‘l>., face of a broadside of opposition,- In­ dent, himself, smiling und patient.' STETSON AND STYLEPARK HATS ,„trs Ainn renner. signalled repeatedly tor silence was ' *"*• A»< n tender, cluding mint of the metropolitan Jour--------- ------------------- —;------ ;— — th, .port ,1 lu bv*t-Mr. and Mrs. Roy Suppler. Mr. anti Governor Brucker called a spe­ tlwre a hill in the enthusiasm; a lull UTIM.I HATKit.-------- ^.hjhllion ot ipml. nene, baxinv mils. WOOL AND LEATHER CLOTHING Mrs. Art Mueller and Andrew Nevins of ' cial session of the legislature for tax that was only temporary tor the crowd .1".'I.'*:>*tlU «nd .ndurnmo relief. Every obe of the 42 measures broke forth into cheering time after Lansing were Sunday 'guests of Mr., EXCELSIOR WORK SHIRTS j>f»ed at the special session In some time, us Mr. Hoover drove home some and Mrs Harry Baldwin Mr and Mrs John. Freeman of Au-1 E'iraAtaw’X'-'J/ THE PRESIDENT AT DETROIT. way or another reduce our tax load pertinent fact gu-sta spent Munday and Tuesday with AND OVERALLS ’ • "The future ot individuals is of no> better than five billion dollars. This Mr. and Mrs. Willard Ickes. Meoffism *i.i «,»•<• impcrtancc in the life-stream of credit belongs to no one but Governor Our root In Ute nudnormm was on ' _ Mrs Luther Loelir and Mrs. Elmer Brucker. He is personally clean and MUNSING UNDERWEAR r-iniasn will M prh-i ‘ (he Nation. Not one. of us has the decent. ixiliUcally courageous and anx-. th. pl.Horm .ton, tbr .Uk, tb.t l. d ^.^ the v.-rb end with thr >.1,Mr Commtmn W wr , „wt hu<b.,^ ut rrioo w.nJ«.*r tm’»r right to stand in the light of the Na- ions to be a worthy und useful public to tbr INTERWOVEN HOSIERY «“f’“«rai°a’wnia. tlon’3 PT'^rc-M Clvange in my jienonal servant. If you are a republican and tad ,n umutalll r»d >»> U tta ulld M„ Butk o, j„taon. .111 taro ». It bird m There u„ w D qmjiey. Ml.. M.u0. .. ■' >orj. all ebinarj position from command to the ranks have any party spirit left, after twenty mmidentul Hoy CtaMn. meretrny nt com-. q k.,. ,„d „,m„d Qd„!,, „„ DUTCHESS TROUSERS '»!ii u p«M>»h«J of trifling importance in.the life of years of party indifference due to the metre, m.d Mr.. CtaPm: -Vrry K g„„d „ Mr „, d u „ N u uni,-., ii b-ar» »'■■■ thw Nation. What Is of vast Impor- primary, you should stand by Brucker. Heoth o! arnnd Koiiid.. .»« n-uUnt * , 8p„„K„)n —Muri H. DcFoc in Charlotte Republi­ .secretary of the treasury, a half-broth-, WEBBER SWEATERS ’ _i . *«•. -tance ore the measures and policies you can Tribune. >U I'llINTlNO. er Lew Heath who fornn-riy lived TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY, lt.t <-' uiiuir i - adopt by your vote, and the men and here; Senator Arthur .Vandenberg:’ ,, , . .. ROOSEVELT IS CARELESS. . Senator OSBORN GLOVES . ".n.iV. i-r.- 'forces who in front and. behind the James Cowu-ns; Henry Font: ,MrMi> John Yarger came Franklin D. Roosevelt unjustly ac­ Former-Governor Fred Green; Gov- Munday tor a visit with Mrs Emry uni jib j:r.at .s<,cncs wyj donUziiste our National life cuses the Republican |>urty of spend­ Thej leave today, for tlieir ARROW SHIRTS I am anxious to sec that these jiresent ing more money under President rrnur Wilber Bruck-r; President und Husbj Mf». Hobver and several becretanes lumw in H-uuum Texas. LIVING IN A GLASS HOUSE. , sound i»ticies and measures shall . be . Hoover Yhun - under any other Presi­ , . , Mr: and Mrs. Wm. Tompkins of B- n„ m . ,• „i... I ton Harbor sp£rtt a few days with his G»n.. U Itetalns mMlnu.d. only tecaiu. I >m »naous dent. Mr. Roosevelt's careless handling Oovernor Hrmken Srn.tnr V.ndrnM„ w L „ „, of the 'truth is a pretty fair indication stonts from behind a plate glass win­ to. see that my Country shall come of the carelessness of Mr. Roosevelt: Bern .nd Henry M emh dm. » r.m-' >un „„„ dUtl„ „, Are all well known makes of mer­ * .... ....... ad­ “,'1’ »•» “W» U». Is the kind of carelessness that toler­ Mderabk- round of applause oa they up-1 Flurldl he hwf efurges the, Hoover dow When « ;1 .,,1, <Mr«4.n« ta te.— W ates a Tammany Hall and a Jimmy pruM Tt,r (mrernor. «e thouaht.l un o. A OdU o< NuhrUlr Mmoded ministration wl— ••——. — —■ chandise and are fully guaranteed bllitiex will ever appreciate. lundled Hie mtrodueuon m » e.taMe in, , Walker. U Mr. Roa-wvelt wants to did in lus speech at Pittsburgh.'.. . „uun,„d mlh ter learn under what president the money ■tanner nnd tta erend mrmed to Ir „d Roaoevelt has been a lavish spender. n,d>, , by the maker and us. Come in and EXPENSIVE IDEALS. of the American taxjmyers was most tnrornbb Imurrmrd with HU nmorU 1UM The state expense* ot New York under' Governor Roosevelt hinted in one of extravagantly and wastcfully spent, let ! Mrs. Will Dt-v^-Y und daughter.-Ftorlook—we are always glad to show . ins' administration have i—■ hL' speeches that he favored a lower him lock up the figuro, under Woodrow Tlw president read ht» address .from Lntja, who have been spending tin* about ninety-five nullton dollar* since f on cane sugar. Immcdiutely he Wilson's udminuIratibn. when prepara­ a manuscript lield by a sjieciol Mand »unuu,.r W(th Mrs. j l. Maus, returned i “"-^: ’tariff tions were made to engage m war. W^th near llCtt, the Mtc batu’ry «, of four microphones7 ■ U( tlltlr jwnu> tn Nt;w Mcxlcu Tuesday.! you, no matter if you are not he became governor and he will leave r(<ceU.rfl ft Jeltcr ot commendation from all due respect to the grsatneaN of that carried curried his vrcrds words W to every corner comet : Tll,.y w,.lt, accompanied by Mrs. Will i behind hiiiu.*UttJMidl of mort than !hc blg ca|H. 6l|gar ln|cr(,sti ot Cubn Woodrow Wilson, land as a political of the hall and by i-.ullo hix>k-up t"--jiiomas who will spend the winter In . ready to buy. -one-hundred niUhon dollars.. Here in The guvcrnor replied thftl hr was de­ idealist he will long live in humanI every state in ifie upMti. Till* tttftnu-Jsiin Diego. California. brief is the Roosevelt ivcord: I lighted to know that hU political ideals affairs). It cannot be overlooked that script holder-was M^ailjusted that he, Dr H A Buildek of Detroit, formerbillions of American money* were could stand erect and jiartiHlly fare tiw tv llf (m^etty-. httJ sold his practice in 1928 -Under Smith- - - S232.S34.701.I0 -were so appreciated. Lowering lhe tariff thrown away by the foreign Ioan। audience.as lie read A>. each Miret i timt Illui(. !UM| win tt0 to chicugo where 1929 -. 264.634.110.30: on cant sugar, however, will cost farm­ mtthud; while within our own coun­ was finished hr pulled it from the vUvp:wln be a -K iafed with Dr. G. W. . 1530 ............................. k.. 315.920.942.29 era and manufacturers ol central Mich- try shameful waste of public funds• and placed It on a table just below tlw overall. ivpreialUt. was '4sible on every hand. Candidate micrcphonca. Ona1 or twice completed | 'MLw B.-^le Lauther visited Iwr sis­ X&31 " 328.140894911 igaq more than ten million dollars a Franklin D. -delay) Roosevelt is show­ ters part of last wrek. returning to her ■m. UMIUUUI *mM» ut ■te!>’“ “ ing mighty poor *portsmnnsh)p for Hie home m Three Oak* Sunday. r„. m in* but om.mor »»»«>. ’Rather *“1” ex|>enslvc ideals for the Unit­ family whose name U otherwise rever­ Mr» Chas Duryea returned Monday ed States of America to finance, we ed among respcclors of Americana — from a visit with her daughter at M-eiued to take no notice of it; con- ' Cleo. Averill in the Birmingham Ec­ would sax!* Brighton and with Rev. Duryea at East *<littons grew worse m J929 but still the, centric. , Landing. crots ol his administration soared; J 1NSULL-ATTON. . . OPEN AND GOING MOST. 1930 was cnticol bn? New York's state THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. few years ago a jierson who owned lilt: MAS u-ho ( A*gentleman in our ofttcc yesterday expenses were fifty nUlhon dollars more i, a generous collection of securities -wa* Harn- H- Wykom of Giand Rapid* i» said: "You know the fellow w.hosb mind ! vi.sn.ini; ih’r motly-x. Mnt Getta M. Lname, so in case of ■ fin: anyone can HOW TO GET HELP IN lh»n the year before; almost every unit . considered to be well fortified. At pres­ is shut usually has his mouth open and ■ Wykbm apd hla grandparents, Mr. and 11gain admittance and give the fire of government tn tlw United States ent. howe ver, after successive, waves of going the most;" and we've been think­ make fewer' mis­ LIVE STOCK FINANCING I Mrs. H. H Trask. , alarm. The belfry was built, by N. J had begun retrenchment,by 1931 b”1 deflation have spent Mrei , fcUtM5< . many ing l!u»t over.—Wrm H. Berkey in the takes than he who their court*, After a visit with Mrs^ Ed. Bottum. । llrun.Hin and A. J. Angle. " Cusso|x>lls Vigilant. m Rtetenll. N,« vortcpttailmr. ' Mr । Wrn cFab of Carson City went distruets.t h e m.— County Agent Foster Can Be Of Saturday to South Haven to visit lur ’ uonnd l»tlw nUlhon MUn! ,ld,r itaotah.J.rtl FLOWERS FOR JOE MENDI. ILLUMINATING TALK sister. Mrs. HulUnyer. i Material Help In Getting b the above a very creditable record . Vary often country newspapers have AGAINST AMENDMENT. I Mr«. J. A. Craver of Chicago was lhe for a Candidate to jiresent who hxv tiwj SAVING Tins BIG MARKET, been' twitted by their City brothers, the Feeder Cattle lituqst of Mrs. Arthur Brown tlw fore . _______ temerity to go »boot the country' in talking about the tariff, many dailies, for some of the tally und-cpiCounty Agent Harold J- Foster Is taphy contained in their columns. But. ten.. .. .... !*«.’■>., ma 0.1b or Grand workuig with individual fanners in jireaching economy? It certainly is not: )>eop!c atm to forget that our home .so far to date, there is no record ol at day after a f< w days' visit hi Detroit Rapids Opposes Adoption Of various communities over Barry cmin- , a record that inspire.: much confi-: markets absorb 90 per cent ot our to- '•small town paper going to the trouble ly. helping them to obtain fredpr sti-rrs ’ deuce in Mr. ROMevelV* ability to cany . tai .production. Those who. claim »«• of publishing hourly bulletins giving '"M,.J VM.VX«T«ur»«>Tu.«l.v| "»• 1 Amendment Ballot through the National Feeder und cut his promises. ! should lower thi tariff to increase oui* the temperature <?r pulse of a sick mon­ from a few days' visit with friends hi! Attorney Fred Geib of Grand Rapids Finance Car (Miration and the Michigan key m a Zoo. as was the case last week Grand Rapltlt [ *]»ke in tiw Central school auditorium , foreign trade do .not always consider j Livestock Marketing Association. The of Jce Mundi. Yes sir. there's ik> place THE AMENDMENTS, Mrs. ‘ B’ rtha Rider Campbell of to about 4fM» people Sunday, afternoon. I National organization is-set up by the j what the effect.would lx- on home mar- m the psychopathic ward of country page* of manuscript were blown to th- .; Grand Rapids spent Wednesday with I giving an informing talk on the pro- j.-,:, Seven consututional amendments I Federal' Farm Board. While ^thc Michi­ If we lowered tariffs and lost..20 Journalism tbr that. There are too floor frohi this pile by current* of air Mr..and M:> Ed. Rider. IMjMil to, amend Michigan's constitution -------------------— ‘ ............... ................ gan Association is un organization ot will be .submitted for approval on elec-1! per cent of our local market# to gain many worthwhile and deserving people and each time Governor Brucker re­ Luke WaU-rs returned from. Grand SO M.S to provide for the appointment of Michigan Co-op*. tion day. Novcniber 8. in our bpinion I ,even 10 per cent In forelgiT trade the aiound. Inspired by this piece of Jour­ covered them. Rapids Satuniay where Mrs Waters a lliluor commission to have charge'of Mr. Foster Is finding stockmen in nalistic jackasscry. the school children . all rave No. 2. which limits real estate |.! net result would still be a ki0 of to Frequently the president looked up has been visiting Iwr daughter, Mrs the sale of intoxicating liquor, to: certain communities, who would like M.-nt.Joc more than *500.00 worth of beverage punmse*. !n no state can li­ to feed several steers tills yeaCbut can­ taxation to l:. percent of arses-wd val- per cent tn total business activity. . flowers. This was a city thht's bank- from the manuscript und extemporized', Sopha Murphy — ustipn; No. 3. which proposes fo limit ! previous state- M“' Will Squit-rs and daughter. Ger-. quor be sold until the Eighteenth not finance the entire deal, or if they nipt, asking the state and nation for or elaborated on some H Amendment is repcitled, A proposition can finance it. cannot use a lull car Tl..m accounts for the several" trude returned home last evening after loans to solve the welfare (ucblcm-— pient- This tMfc urdoning j»aer of the governor : JINGOS AND JINGOISTS to appoint a liquor cnmmt»i«>n in ad- ' load Therefore Mr. Foster is working Geo. Neal in Onon Review. pauses in delivery’' made iwce^an, ; an extended stay In Bfg Rapids deserve a vote < The ridiculous extreme* to which Mr. through the above organizations fur while he *.v finding tlie place again. — anp Mrs. Bert .Fraker ot Kalai o;> Propodtiorf OCTOBER. 8. •win sustain tiie jingoism can be earned wws demon­ The president talked mrotly without z xj and Arthur.Fraker ot Lansing were tempted nullification of the constitu­ finance and. by grouping these small in Michigan long long!1 g«-4ii:> Frequently, however. Iw would here Simduy t-- attend the funeral, o! tion of the United States. present restrictions ‘and regulations i ltratcd m JaiKU1 recentiy when vm. ' Wv have lived m orders to make up a carload to one The sppakcj' explained the.iwo meth­ '.point. There are generally jeround 40 rHictmlns the manufacture and sale pioyees ot an Amencan firm In Tukiot tmiugh-to see many fall seasons, but -wing Jrentnr..- back and forth in unison . their grandfather. Bcnj. Gibbens. od> o!'amending our state constitution I | । : ... . . .■ ■ of butter substitutes and therefore u uvre >lrae<l by auihorttiw while taking one by act of iegWature, tlw other by 1HC National w ,„ I1Iinnrc FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. Tlw will finance BO 1 the beauty to be viewed oh every hundjcially important remark with a -vftjorinitiativw through iMiitrnn. The lhe Clk,t <lf u„. cattlc_M-_ ca.,h hlt., de.irablv. in imr opinion, to help make ! photographs of .tiie company's' proper-• at this aeoson. for each tail it teems jou. up-and-down motion os his right Mr-'Wm Tiuk.'cr returned from lift, legislature must n<-c«ttarfiy givl- at- tl> Unr ferd<_r or lunni,r, . a t» ?■.•■; mark--: fur ilalrj--prodiicu t„r us* in advertising bulletins andI to us that wc never before have seen r forearm; Clevejand; Ohio, last week where she •entifAi to the details of any measilW ■ Th| , Nl|ll(inaJ tukw a mortgage • • ■ ’ When tiie fint condensed -tateim n: of ‘charged, with obtaining information, such gorgeous colorings .und wondrous inev propose; but ijrtltwm are apt tq utl th(. cattle und the feed to be fid Props-itu-ii No. B came tiyough t* us [(ir during aerial raid’ against that beauty; To just drift along the cpun-[ ".V.<■ were nurpri.M.d at th- iiLUimr in her daughter. Mn. Allen. through the vrtnter and spHng. ■ try roads now, not loo fiq>t, and catch'which si-tent ' Hie ‘ pt ....."* ' held the attention'> Or £ M Wilkins ol Eaton Rapids, lie loosely drawn and not carefully. i? appear- .1 uia1. .i vot- ;■! NO" would’city. Leading Jajotncse (>aj>.-rs t<x>k up‘ each picture us it passe.’. ■ always i of his audience. He presentt/d cx­ republican candidate for .-tale senator, picparcd. so should not la- put into the; in addition to the 20- . the feeder must present a financial staUinent and have b- : ■ ■ • ity.t * sustain,the pteoent ac’-! the cry and a flurry ot suspicion swept; changing but evw beautiful, u. an ex-n«lvc compilations of. statistics to II­ has been in Barry county the past c .nstltutinri. s|x-.iklng generally The purpo-e of government and of tlis 19.12 tuxes paid. A5 it appesrs on tne• bail--: However.! the island A minor Incident tn con-, i^ricnce one should not mis* alien it ••• I lust rate various pertinent remarks; week He a gentleman whom to know*I maintaining human society, said th-Tll(. clas; oI caMlc bought by the fall in Michigan.—Cassopolis Vigilant ! materia! that would ordinarily be ton­ is to respect. Prop‘;-itit>n No 8 •« vote cl nectinn with a publicity, campaign v»iv sjieaker, is tile promotion of human Michigan w-ops and shipped arc gen-------- ;— Ljdered ’ dull and uninteresting. But f Mr aiAi Ml:. Bpraker of Grand Rap- r,; n, lb. while face .calves from "VES TO KEEP THE PRESENT RE-‘ magnified into a deep-rooted plot: MULTIMILLIONAIRES DISAPPEAR neverthehss everybody there seemed ti ids and Mis. Griffin <>f Jackson visited luippin-VM. There can be no place for prall>. | beverage liqtior in such a scheme for it tlie western range Tlicy cost u. bit . Social reformers huVe played with I e-jneentrato on each remark he Uttered James Wilkins and family last week. ^TRICTIONS - AND REGULATIONS ‘ ngutiist tiie gorenunent But far' ' Mr and Mis. W R Hubbard /<f I dor., not promote happines* The m(jrp tt)Mn niWeU aMd natlVv f^ders. 1 FOR 5JANUFACTURF AND SALE OF Tetebed though’this incident is. Japan. the idea that/it might lx- well to redis- I At no time did we note sign* ej-shifting . tribute all individual fortunes every ' Union City are visiting Mr and Mrs 'qieaker c/ (M>clally stressed one danger I but arc well worth the ditlerence Jor BUTTSTc SUBSTITUTES jlmsno n-.onojoly on jingoism. Foe that would follow a repeal of the feeding. ‘ . generation, so as to put people on an j Mr, p u p.-yor L> expected home EiRht«*nih Amendment und the iclUln 1 Farmers and feeders Interested in ‘ approximately equal-/footing. Tnen j We drove down to Olympia with Kim ' rational Journals in thu country harp’ every young man might start truin'i!Sigler, slopping at Ann Arbor loiK ’ tim, week Irnm n two weeks'.vLdl. with of the saloon- Wh-» would then wunt feeding under .such a plan should write Iventure on the hiuliWaia2_A_.CH> Mr Faster and he will call on them as !« nouglX enroutto th ’ Michifc'.in. .. ■Iiti'v. in Rochester. New York. I ' on /the yellow peril.” And in a still scratch and ptove.uhat he could do. Win.. Lunn of Rockford i> visiting fornia commission recently made a M)j,n u puulble regarding the matter, 'llu-re »<r«s msu: mountable dtfficul- Illiums football game.’The contest was study of the relation of the use of 11-‘or feeders may come to Mr. Ftmter's in Hie way of carrying out. thv tpo «».T'-ridid to be thrilling but we at which time °r rl'T ln 'he *Unltcd SU'lt"’ Ihal b Mrs Jas; McKevlli ■ >: Middleville qunr to automobile necldcnu. They office on any Saturday out adcr-hip m free !ri)fn PJ..JJ. jing(r^w Thric hW. plan. But apparently with no planning tint • mis Dethiit U about a. the gut.a of Mrs. T, J. Bush lust found that jar pjnre accident* are ] he h in. for any such idealistic condition, jt L-. caused by persons who take only one or! ------------►--------------------. name ,ha*d vqyor* of hatred and suspicion seem to rapidly developing tn the crash ot nd our actual driving "7 D h.. b.... mCHANGING FROM BUYERS' um. .. r«--t.<c- j*. Jus. ubout as widespread x- bail- value., ol the lx-; three yen:.-. A New time was ubout 140 minuto and indigestion. Fortunately these York dispauh ray* the multimillion­ “2^'* TO SELLERS' market aire hxs virtually <ii'4p;ica;ed. Country j driver to' iooe control of hini-self, ur li>’fty jingolrts do not. often attract estates around New York city arc bv- responsibility on Philanthropic parties of* Kalamazoo I ■unuUi. mm t» dn.c bu ... >l ■ Rol,lry Speaker Believes Wo sufficient foEowinx to do harm. Bu: ing closed, and some of them are sell- ■ ugencie 'dangerous speed m «r- credited with a determination tn I The-speaker also stressed the pro- Have Turned Corner—Great' ... and . d<UN. —,. .... make .1 rpo!i« TO THE RULE. ! they sometimes do. Then the peace of mg milk and egg/ in anytfort to movn uafly vigilant Tilt-- is .especially true build a lanft* structure at Crooked lake jKicd repeal as a challenge to Amort— ~In — bring boat- ’entire communities giv«4» way to fac- both ends. meet. Evidently tne fading uaUy Change Electric Costs tlw poor people of that city can can womanhood. The nun of this, -• •- -• ot great fortunes is one rea-spn why in Detroit where communistic agita- where ired millton bickering 'itaft mav be pro­ there is *o little demand for the plenti­ tons arc frequent haw an outing Hope |ta so country, before ociurc tlie me Nineteenth nunrtccuH. Amendnnwou-, „Thf «f»a>ter at the Rotary luncheon drive .i.- k>mn»ed for year*. Tilts is a truly sad ful bargains in the stock market. Pollremen a;nl plain clothes men had ment was adopted, wrote prohibition Monday hoon wiw MrS^Jon Mackey of FIFTY-FfVE YEARS AGO TODAY. the.entire area ab.-ut Olympia well: into tlie federal constitution. If it who '/x.ke on Advertising It: sere from the zres-. and • depreMing apcctacle but is only a covered long before the president ar­ The democrat* had a bonfire on shall , be defeated now. it wUl be be- *“R Ulumirtaltag address on that Fortunatelyy 10*4 than microaojilc form* of the calamity ‘Uwl equal term... it,is up to tlie energetic rived and a euT|M ot,traffic co;>» and State street Saturday evening last- W.e 'caui< lioats ol women, who would . subject He believes we are now comir get through. and:ma>' cflme w *** k>l ourselves gfv« ywingMc.-K to show what they can do in building up the country for the next mounted jK>hce escorted the (ircsirjiuit j know that for we saw it. On’the fol- the worst sufferers from the return of out of ttve depression; that while . -ni'u.t of those thal do'are so wasted by WB' tntcrnataMul Jingoes. * - . ‘ j lowirig morntug i.Sundayi an crrfptoyee saloons, favor a return of the‘beverage |*d»'*rttwng will always l>- helpful for redistribution of capital, to take place. about . i tlw In the auditorium the concentration; । of tin- Banner office, whow? rooms arc . tlie SUITM, Mine EnniTillu reasons nk as tn tn fH.. the naat past, them fr:;’.;>r. with the air that Utile damage. ”7 ~ I~~’ I will be changes in advertising methods. the meantime b»w to stabilize Hungs of (xilicrmcn and 'detective.* was -spr- in the Emtiire block, anve and lo ana j It -spy. is ever done. Tills b probably | better than we have m the past —. ctally high People who' entered the behold all of his food was missing For some time tills ALL SHOULD AGREE. • w‘" country «*"*uw* has >*** hud ■■■<> >a ■ an outstanding example of a situation ' jbuilding with package* -hiW it have When movie films become worn out. Kansas City Times Tomorrow afternoon Rev. j w. Ban.,lPU ol wrirca „ WU1U „... t with I «*>'*» --- - -market, with - -----------------—— Men ot all ,parlies should agree buyers setting tho where a -big bag ot wind' dock us lots . .xst. one"- statement . . ... i... Prc>lr»-.. t i• P DriCC*, Will change thrinm1 with wttH the thn com, | them In.qwvttd before taking seats in croft of this city with his wife take at k made by rlcc' Tills Flits will says Popular Mechanics, they arc sold ABLE LEADERS ph, arena This, of course, was to th--ir departure for California to re-!di;nt 1IooV(.r ln hia Detroit address. I ln« nt betlcr times He gave figures of good. . , as junk. And even before.—Judge. Hoover and Brucker have both done (guard against the pavubility of bombs i main through the winter and pcrliaps; namriy T))at meat menacing v-h,ch l,rove conclusively that adverthlonger ■ ilhUlg in th3 country at the present ‘"k »».“ powerful stimulus to retail A TEST OF CHARACTER i When a specimen has been accepted pretty aril, when you consider the leg-'or infernal machines islatlve bodies they've worked with.— Ii Altogether u total of more than 1.500 Johnny u trying to putjvn airs, he isltlJne u lack of confidence, not merely 1 butincM. especially tn increasing When the war was over, Herbert j for exhibition in the British Museum. Joe Haar Hotly Herald. i<I officers and detectives were used dirt- wearing hi* pin back so tight he wop -. ln cond(iioW1 but In persons. There is ’ Hoover had an opportunity to join the it cannot afterward be taken out ot ’ I io uTplcton. so Spoking ling the brief visit of the president. sit down. Tlie Doctors advise him to। w much muc], “#U spicton. w^xuch so much dUtnut. distrust, so' Speaking of of the the business business with with which which Guggenheims ?on a contract whichj.he building without an Act of ParhaI This of course was no: mere pomp takeraulphur and cream of tartar. many insinuations ot hnany of bad faith, all .he .hp to u connected, supplying eleetnc electric light . .. ________________ and ceremony. It aas to insure be­ The Cedar Creek bx-eball club. ; makini tt difficult _to restore normal_ and Mnd nnwer P°»Tr serslre »ervlce. lie «tat*d stated thii that great would have made him a million dollari ment. Fortunately this stricture does yend doubt against tragedies like those played the ,k» ui.Vta,,----advances BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. Hickory* n ofe uiramv Hickory Corners icow j1UQnj have been nude in the last 25 a year. Instead he chose to stay in no: apply to umbrellas left by forget------.yean. Prices are today «"!. below -----"England did not abandon the gold that happened to Linedin. Garfield Wednesday for the championship belt. public service at comparatively in- ful to lhe cloakroom McKinley Moral Forces.---------------------those charged 30 year* ago. which u Score Hicfcorys 21—Cedar Creek 9 1 standard;, the gold standard aban- | and 1 significant remuneration. At a time.' pacing show. "If world problems are to be solved-not true of any other line. He stated Mr. B. F. Siemhoff has sold out hto doned England."—Sir Josiah Stamp. ! The Responsibilities of Peace. ' dental interests in this city and is :it will be through greater application, j that al the Consumers Power steam when men the’ world over were intent -----------'.j ' cannot as a------------------great selt-re- «xm to remove to Tecumseh. May sue- ’through more education, through a i plant in Saginaw, which supplies much • Times of stress bring people closer1 ■We ------------rUvJ -----------oh adding to their personal monetary] Why has1 npbody thought of putting -----,_..u ----------— deeper faith,>._* and-------a more complete re.I.|ol the state with tight and power »er<. fortunes, Mr. Hoover had mfikrlent a tax of 1 or 2 per cent on the tax tn the attempt to be helpful to one an- specting nation of the world and not cess attend him. ri- lianre upon moral farces."—Calvlij |lce, I electricity U being produced more other.'—Charles M. Schwab, steel mag-; take part in won* afiairs.”—Harn- C. A belfry h«s been built on the enidcwla for public, service to turn down'. bills?—Louisville Courier Journal ‘ economically than at Muscle Shoals. nate. » Cope. » .gine room and a Ore beU hung in the Coolidge. seventy SEVKXTH year nition of hU ability. ‘ Clothing WOOLEJsI mills and lamphew 4 I Lambie & Doyle “-The Store for Dad and Lad A Quotation f Pllllgeilt Paragraphs Crumbs of Wisdom < ♦ �TK1 HAftTTNOI BANXBS. WMWKSBAV. OCTOBER M. 1>» » VROES LEGIONNAIRES TO CO■ OPERATE WITH HED CIUMfa In hundreds d! communities The American Legton and the Red Crow have cooperated. in the past year In reaching the army of unemployed and needy. Thia hno cooperation ha* al­ ways been a cause of gralincatlon to (Continued from page one) Uw American Legion . Ed. acting for Vw representatives of I The annual Roll Call of tiw Red the local club. Jake Rchor and Al' Cr<toa. beginning on Armistice Day and Brown. both of Hastings rerved gal;continuing- Ugfttil Thanksgiving, .will Judges. Fred Bennett of Haxttngi pre­ provide fur^Ua for continuation of the aided over the bell. Johnny Wirth of work ot the -Red Cross. May I urge um. Rapid*, «•!»«.. . Grand a lorro-r former uro^un., professional |»«“»<™W» O- . boor of eo„,ia.r.ble .b.Uir r.r.r^l I •« "o' Ihr !W ,n .11 <J rw b«,u. -n» murnd.. ■■»«->• ™'- J"? "‘•1 >$Sud rrrrme .11 oral imirumu ‘ .I'*U coiulsllni nr blank truuwr. ..rubholMor tbo Jud Crow tn IU Milru and blank bow ru^nu.'Th' """ •»"■Innov.run Ih.r orranKfKWf. I.xinablr: u‘u ",r l’ “ral" "" I CROWD PICKS HALL FORBOXNGTOURNEY "’Sm'n. IK.,la ot bualnd .ran parked j ♦ ♦ ' T"' BALANCE YOUR BUDGET BY USING MORE MILK, THE BEST AND CHEAPEST FQOD YOU CAN BUY These are the times when familien are making an effort to "balance the budget." But there is one thing that everyone should remember and that is, that HEALTH must be given first con­ sideration. Nq man or woman cai] do his or her daily task well, nor can any • hoy or girl do his or her best work in school, if the body is undernourished. Good CLEAN milk is the CHEAPEST food and has more FOOD VALUE for the money than any food you can buy. It actually COSTS YOU LESS THAN 4 CENTS A POUND, delivered right to your door. It is all pure food, with NO *iui pkufKor. wbirl.and aellon. fueb rawy.hrrr bo.Il wnvlalrd nr Ihrra two mlnuu* will no./.rara^a^ mumU -lib . m>nm. intra..! brl.ran , ' I 5 ball.. Kira or I a- nine a.ilrau .rm; n woh via tjw kay\) route nnd four’-by . ! decision. Pete Barlow. Hastings 112-pounder. ‘ seemed to catch tiw festive spirit ot thr । ioccasion und hod his opponent, Irwb । Yeoman of Belding, down out of con-1 trol after 85 seconds of boxing. Ray t Dahlstrom of Hastings, righting in th-1 147-pound c!a.w, staged tlie best come- j (Continued from page one) back of the evening to score a techni-------------------------------------------------------- . cal kayo <ner-Clair Kauffman of Alto 'hiding tn every state fa the Union, in tlm third round of tiw second bout ,luiv«* received flour through the Red Ray touched tlie canva* thtee time* in Crtto*. while* the clothing need* of U-n» the first round, twice for tlw count of thousands of dtotirswd families hare ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. PHONE 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN nine and oner for a couht of six H<- been supplemented by the mgw.iza; found going still a bit difficult in tlw «i<*nX present cloth and clothing di»second round but managed u> connect trtbuUun program Tiie task ut coti(WITH NONE of the CHORES and BOTHER' with a blow that put Kauffman down verting government wiwat and cotton 1 for ft count of six tn tiw third round into h^r and gsrnwnu was assigned too uro« mt, year oy -. Q||V . .. p u. „ . . Dct-T • the referee ctoppHl tlw bout nfrer two to» uw the Red Cross this by uongr. Congmw "After**** fifty-one minutes, of action to save Kauffman “ “ year* ““* a*“*'tlw official DU I MILHIUAN BctT national relief agency, the American QUOAD UCI DC CADMCDC from further trouble. OUURH---- flCLro rAnNItno Prpbably the outstanding pe rformer Red Crow find* ibelf in 1933 carrying j . . , ' . . „ .. at tlw whole evening was Glen Guide­ the largest peace-time load in IU hi*Michigan People Could Easily beck. 112-pounder of -Otaego. who lory " the chairman Mid. Ninrty-fivr dtsastcrs-in addition to; Consume Five Times This , knocked out Harry Bqaver of Hastings unemployment — commanded the relief in tiw first round Guldebeck to a The /recent fire at the home of Hurry Michael Year's Beet... Sugar Crop rloMy boxer and an accurate and fucintu* ot the timant/ation during the powerful hitter. He ranks among Jl»<- Ia»t tVcal. year, according to tlw local] In an adv Ip.to!-. Lmuc will be fimnd Allerding al the corner of East Madison and diMrter playrdjim appeal from tlw beet sugar manufour best of. his cl as., in the Mate. cliapter official. That : Relax, rest, read in ilH clean mellow warmth—always ready. Hayes Streets in Hastings, was settled for in full veab'd in Bob Hchillrnan of Hutlrigx and Tom I no favorite* Is revealed ... u „ R«-d ... .. Crotj facturcr* of Michigan, requesting the Sijye expense and trouble of furiiaco firing on cold damp Suchovskv of Wayland, fighting tn tls- Report which shows w disasters visited [x-oplc of this state to buy beet sugar.und to the complete satisfaction of Mr. Aller­ 175-pound cLi-'.v. stage*! a fnK-for-ail U‘r continental United Slab-* and 28 Tin* ought to be iieeded. If >1 ahall br. ’ ' * T ‘er, too, a money saving partner slug-fest in which Schillman was given Aruck insular pcy-H-aMoys during thr the output uf lhe biet sugar factories ding as he wished to make his own repairs. The cheerful “hearth for your funi«ce^-ra bright I the decision. This wa* the only bout; fiscal year. Five foreign disasters will all be taken care of cosily by; friend" iui your roomu. following day u check was mailed to <>f tlie evening wherein thr crowd dis- were of sufficient severity to bring help Michigan ]g>»ple. and they could, if they would; consume five tunc.* the ugivt-d with the judge.*, mi cl;»sc were, from the American Red Cross Mr. Allerding. the two on fibiriU Altogether, tiw agency extended as- quantity of »ugar prpduced tn ahi* state ] Ferd Thomas, 13S-pounder of Has- stance to 486,000 victims ol disaster if they bought bothing but beet sugar. Ungs *too had a hard battle with Cur- during the 12-month period. That fig- I! tlw iwople of Michigan would do Thia attractive model ,lev Balky of Belding lite first two ure does not include tiw millions re- this, they .could increase the acreage of ■ round* were about even but Thomas duccd to dependency as a result of sugar beets five times, employ nutr.y thoitoand* of Michigan folk* in bee’ took tlw nnjil one by u decided margin economic conditions. Glenn Fingk-ton of Hastings, a 126"Since 1881. tlw daja of iu founding, sugar factories at good wage* for the CASH povnder, scored a knockout over Max disaster relief has been outstanding xeiuon. and they would know tiw crop Edmunds rd Belding after less than tw> union* Red Croa* activitws. and a they encouraged would not be one that or convenient terms!. Ix-cauvc ininuu* of minute* <>i action aciK'ii in tiw ine second m’viiu round, r»uiiu. continuous ..... state ... of ।v puparednea* U>n.>2-. ha* i cxliauvU tlw *oli of our farm*. «■ vuuw B. O. White, Sec’y. and Treat. Kalamazoo, Mich. F|nglet<m. apfoui.-ing tn hh fin* public .been maintained. Although it is j practically all the nourishment for su•^1 .75 1 FA Months boul afcmorv-ntiled considerable buxiiiv bometlmca necessary to issue a national gar beets comes from the air and waJ. L. MAUS & SON, Hastings, Mich., Local Agents ‘ ! call for disaster relief funds., the ‘ g reat ,ter. the crop taking very little fertility skill and ability to hit hard and ac■ II. Ipown -LU to Pay! curately. — as 'aft 'from the soil. Michigan farthers this '] bulk of relict- work ui supjMirtfed .. <>ther regular rrirulir Red lt«l Cfaxs Grass M-rvirea services— :year vr.r iirodtjC'ti nrndiwed over 1.100.000 1 100 IW tons torn of nt i Vick Black of Belding had a rather other Install thia money-saving estimated toj ■■■ easy time with Lee Witt of Otsego win- j wholly by membership dues forthcom- sugar beet* Tlw crop . ' ' mug by a kayo in tIse M*coDd. round 1 mg during tlw membership canipaupi have brought the fanner* <>1 Michigan partner . of youP furnace. around M,000.000. That j Thr world production of Inorganic or There are ala libraries In Michigan Black 1* « Nkillful boxer'and pack* a Final plan*, for an extensive cam- somewhere . Ils rich, warm. old lininzr finish Enjoy clean, mellow, in­ hard wallop. Hank Kauffman of Alt:>. paign here are being completed UiU .could be easily increased to SJU.uoo.ooo j fixed nitrogen in 1829 was about 2324.- .with more than 100.000 volumes. Grand adds i harm to the room. staged a hue comeback agatnat Seth I week and thaw directing the conununi­ it Michigan folks would buy Mlchtgiu. ■ 000 net tons, of which 87 per cent was Rapids U third in tiw list, surpassed by stant heat I— and only a Ollier model* for any room, as well used in agriculture. Ann Arbor and Detroit’ Wood- of Belding to take the final ty-wide appeal have expressed lhe be- .sugar.' as fireplace. I round by wide margin. lief that the membership quota will be Ed. McGrath. Hasting* UQ-poundcr. "ached or exceeded in a comparative-! VISIT OUR AUTUMN DISPLAY—OR PHONE 2305 ’upset the dope to win a decision from jy brief period. Mrs. Foreman is wthc veteran. Art Dowdell, of Belding , ganizing lhe county for u thorough! McGrath, who fought his first amateur j canvass and is desirous of securU^g .bout last summer, got in s*>me fine - solicitors in every community. Members j punches and wa-. constantly alert to qf various clubs, lodges and the Anknavotd the gloves thrown his way by the can Legion Auxiliary are askcd4P shifty, weaving Dowdell. (sist ui this work S<-e Mrs. Foreman ■ Plenty of credit lor smvr.ssful exhl- and give her your name. It will be ap- ‘ PLEASANT RIDGEMrs Clara Kinne has been .'pending Eldon Oakro was in Battle Creek the past week with Mr. and Jdnv Frank bition to duo Harold Ixwran. instructor I predated. in tlw Hastings Jiltrh school, who first ’ Thursday. * i Johnston of Odar Springs. • .Mr und Mrs Alton Wood and Grey-1 Mrs Shiftman had the mBfortunc to aroused interest tn amateur boxing dun spent the week end ut Lewis lose the end of her thumb in the wash- here and who has put the l<xtal boys t through their schedule ot training;. ; Htlcki l s in Kalamazoo. . ing machine. Two bouts of wrestling coricludid th? Mrs. Mae Barnum, who hud an op- . ••* — Finley Collins, wrestling, i rat<B 1* at tiie, home of Mr. and Mrs ' A Los Angek buMnrevoffice now has ■' jirogrsm. jirograni nt Howard Barnum in Hastings. [ thre^-minutr sand glasses ut ul! tele- coach ~ "* M S. C explained some of Uw Mrs. Florence .Kelsey x»f Kalmnaroo plionrs since the "new tax on long dls- rules mid regulations of amateur *rc.'.tling. aft’i" which Jack Allerding. 150(Continued from page one) !•> visiting ul Warnle Kelsey**. taiice calls went into effect. pounder id CoaU Grove, won a decision —--------------------------------------------------. ftoni Rene Gangaillet. ns-iiounder of i pany wW-«h>-#or a building, whether it Hastings Tiwn Olin t-ejiard and Lee!will rent or rebuild here has not been Marson, uf the M. 8. C. wrestling squad, decided; but it has been decided that concluded the program in a fast-mov­ Hastings will be a larger market place ing exhibition. Lcpard winning the de­ than it has been for such products as cision Lepard is from Lake Ode.si tiie Hirach Brothers have bought here.! and was a finalist fn the Olymic try- Mr. DeRuiter believe* that the com-1 party will largely extend its local maroufa. There were many women present knt. Right here the. Banner wishes to say | among the spectator* and all of them .seemed to enjoy the fast-moving ex­ a word to the people of this city and i county. Hirach Brothers have paid the hibition. .Middleville Lb. 113-jxxind Class—Peter Barlow. Has­ farmers Uf this county a great many' Belding Quaker Brand tings. d. Lewis Yeoman. Y " ’-’-““7 I thousand* of dollars for products. If 2 Large Cans 39c the new plan works out as successfully! Knockout firat/ound. as the company anticipates.- they will 147-pound Class—Ray Dahlstroni. I 2 Lb. Pkg. 23c man.— Alto increase their purchases in thLs county. Hustings, d. Clair Kauffman Thu* will mean larger sums paid to Technical knockout, tliird round Ca 1 M RED. Fancy Grade : 147-pound Class—6<rti* 'Wood. Beld­ farmer* und larger employment by the 9 Ct 1 Hl ORB S«a Prine. Brand ing, d. Frank Kauffman. Alto. Decision. companv in the preparation of its *ix-' 126-pound Claas -Glen Flngleton. ty odd writ tics of products told under 2 C.n. 1 5C No. 2 Site Michigan Pack HaaUngA. d. Jdax Edmunds. Belding the Paramount brand, all preimred by r,.__.... _second ____ ______ Hinch Brothers • । Kpockout. round. 135-pound ' With the weekly store-door uirnri? delivery1 Ua-pouiiu Classci*-'’ Frrq!I?>oiv.T'..-Hasinu i lings, d Curley Bailey, Bidding. Dc-iof its products, we believe every Ho*cuton tings groreryman who has tlw interests 23c |i2-pound Cla»—<llrn Guidebeck. d. (Of tblg community at heart should Harry Beaver, HaMings. Knockout, first, handle and sell Paramount products, t 5 Bars 29C round ’nicy arc equal to any on the market 147-pbund Class--Vick Black, Stan- j and are sold at reasonable price-. Why ton. d Iwe Witt. OlM'go Technical; should not every person in Hasting* Large Size Pkg. knockout, second round and every [wrson in Banry County, lift-pound Class -Robeit\Schillm»i).; when ordering nuyonnuiw, sandwich । Hastings, d. TVm Suchov.-ky, Wayland, spread. French dressing, catsup, tmnaDccudon. . |to juice,sauerkraut? mustard, ixirk and 118-pound Class—Ed. McGrath, Has- beans, apple Ipittcr. vegetable relish, Ungs. d. Art Dowdell, Belding- Decision. <w any one ol the kinds uf products -------------------------made and .sold by Hirsch Brothers— £OW PRICES Meat, of Highlit Quality OBITL'AKV. |why should tlwv not ask tor the Para4 OC BEEF RIBS, tender f*C PORK STEAK, Jasjicr Valentine Beach, youngrat mount brand? Why; should not the; fresh ham, lb. . . . ■ O son of Chester and Maud Brach, win. poople of Barry county help them■nd meaty, lbU bom ip Rutland Twp. Barry Co.'selves by-buying this line of gnotta., BEEF ROAST, 4 fiC MINCED HAM, >| gC Michigan <>n February !<■ 1807. and1 thereby helping Barry county farmers choice cuts, lb. . . I U parsed away at Pennock hospital on j by increasing Jhe demand-lor the pro- i October 14. 1932. at the age of 35 years, ducts which the Hirach Brothers buy: RIB ROAST, 4 QC BOLOGNA, best, j QC 8 months ; of the farmer*, and Incirase the numrolled, lbIO His enure life he lived in Barry Co. ber employed In their plants tn this QfjC PORK ROAST, 4 4 C FRANKFURT-, excepting 3 years he lived In New York., county In preparing their products far On July 22. 1916 he was united in market? from ham, lb.-, . ..II ERS, small, 2 lbs. 09 marriage to Miss Alma Crawford. To The citizen* of Hastings especially thU union two’ children were born, i should be grateful to Kirsch Brother! Reund. bul.in o^Portsr H-u. Bonnie Belle and Donna May. ' for making tlus city the center of their He was of particularly cheerful na- I business, by adding to their other inture. always ready to help in tunes ot terests here tije maintenance of a TRADE HERE AND SAVE MONEY! need 'branch diunbutlng plant. It would He w as a most faithful husband and' seem as if the very least any Hastings father and will ba sadly missed bf his person can do would be to give all the. patronage he can to the ” Paramount family and friends ■■ “* Besides hla widow and daughters he line of good*. which will soon be on lhe leaves to mourn their loss, his father, i shelves of Hastings merchants. Cer! lalnly Hastings merchants who handle ' one brother. Fred Beach, of Hastings.; We Da liver The Big Little Store Phone 2491 such guuuo goods uu»ui ought to one Aster. Mabel Laubaugh of Rutland. aucn iu give preference to i and a host of relaUvta and fiends. ' the Paramount line. RED CROSS WAGES WIK ON D STRESS now bask in the glow of an open fire/ THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY AUTUMN SPECIAL ON OZe ATTENTION HUMPHREY i WASTE. Clean milk, with some vege­ tables, make an ideal diet. Bui above everything else be sure that the milk you use in your family is CLEAN. You can be sure of this if you use Highlands Dairy Grade "A” Milk, because actual tests by Michigan Statu officials PROVE that no CLEANER milk is produced in Michigan, or any other state. Our Grade "A*' Milk is so free from bacteria that the Highlands Dairy is the only Dairy in this section permitted tu produce Grade "A” Milk. Why not give it a trial? Can you afford not to? Think it over. Short-Time OFFER $17-50 X f Don’t Be Without Fire Ineurance I . Citizens Mutual Fire Insurance Co. ? JG or is era md 'Mil CONSUMERS POWER CO lhe of in HIRSCH BROS. EN­ LARGE BUSINESS rar for lull me 40 of I UK Real Savings! ago fed n« FRIDAY, Oct. 28 a vo SATURDAY, Oct. 29 BUTTER ll.e tun bit ZIc Peaches ,, Fancy Unpitted Dates in 2 -35c Tomatoes into Margarine n» hat 3“29c Chipso 4 f hiln HIRSC1I BROS. & COMPANY, Inc. of Louisville, Kentucky, have made Hastings a wholesale distribu­ ting point for a major part of the territory of Southern Michigan lor their more than 60 varieties of products under the popularname of1- PARAMOUNT FOODS OF WHICH THE FOLLOWING ARE A FEW: «X"' Vanilla Flavoring lOtHoui. Hardwater Castile Soap ET Announcement MEAT SPECIALS Mayonnaise ■ Chili Con Carne Tomato Soup Ketchup Sandwich Spread Chili Sauce Mince Meat Tomato Juice Hot Relish French Dressing Pori: and Beans Sauer Kraut Vinegar Maple Syrup PICKLES ieto Mixed the ires tb- Sweet Sour Mustard The Quality of This Merchandise Is Unexcelled Ing Beef Steak itch ght 11c HINMAN’S ted am uch tore < * Demand PARAMOUNT FOODS from your grocer "A Dollar spent for Paramount Foods is a Dollar More to Barry County Farmers" �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 26. 193? PAOB8TX Townships Save $110,672.79 and City $43,844.86 year oil state, county and'county Cover*, In Taxes Levied This Year, as Compared With ££ Last—An Itemized Report for Each Township ^ :>dre<! ’rttfa '”r (Continued from page one) the consolidated school building ahd| | jRVIjfO-Irving township will have '$3312 64; county Covert road tax. $2.- wlll be $20.40. dr a saving of $632 per total $19.41778 The saving this year ja*decided relief 1q taxes this year astax°^Mi>r0|uOh‘u-i person for each of the 15.700 men. on state, county and county Corert ^ontjaicd with last. Tta-Hems for t^hb l^hway in provemen. women and children In’ the sixteen road taxes is. $1.44538; the saving unlKM ar.- a.-- follows: State tax. $2.904.*3* *2^’ townships. • (township and school taxes is $4278.26.!«: eeunty tax. $2,835 11; county ^'«^joad awewnrenr district. $166.- 1 ... -------------------Jhlp nt large. $2.­ Last y^ar the average amount paid a total saving ot $5,723.64. ro»4 «-»x. $lJnJ8 62; contingent tax. $!.tn taxi- by each uf thr 5200 people of BALTIMORE-The items for taxesi-™’ lughway improvemenr tax. noth- 497 56; cemetery, 1600; consolidated or # SST-I^ uxM^tX'dwrtet noteing?C<^ total last y-ear of $36.466 72 'TJiu khow. ..V Ort-xnm Ha.nnuv oil* 45 thu rear 3j: Covert road boi ,d> $).157 68. con-1 compared with last. Taxes are nor thought it would be interesting to give this cc-’partsdn. . Th - i ual figures on each of the Items entering into township taxes, cotinty taxes and .state taxes thh year are given below: ASSYRIA—For 1932. State tax $3 146 69; county tax, $3,071.37; Covert "road tax. 51157.6.1: contingent tax. $1,000; highway improvement tax. $200: road repair tux. $216(2: Covert rood asMwm.-nt district none: Covert road township nt large. $260 73; dUtriet school taxes. 84.61105; total tax for 1932. $13 691 14. For 1932 the taxes levied In the township of Assyria irerc as follow.- . State tax. $3326.11: county tax. $33693*9: county Covert nud tax. taie“l . • £& TJS-! REED’S DRUG STORE CORNER OF STATE AND JEFFERSON STS. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ** BERNARD R. R^ED, Proprietor We have just purchased the Drug Store formerly known,as the Corner Drug Store Sty for Hundreds of Dollars Worth of New Stock IMUmi; wrnw Ux WIT '“«■ "■»«• "«»';7«; SJ?"LS2J21X SIT! contingcnt.tax. $1,500; highway imrounty covert road tux. $1,606 91;.coun- i M««-m‘‘nt tiss.r.ci, $3.64b33 Comt•1prou-ihent- tax. $656 09; roajl repair tax. ty road tax. $18.11; conttnaeni. $1200; ;r"?d’, , »7b85-3*: highway improvement, nothing: road“ 'Mai test .year nothing; Coycrt roud nxses-snu-nt dis­ trict.. nothing; Covert road, township repair. $1.72679; Covy-rt road' as.M-.«.<5J,'3< ‘ Tins ."Imws a saving Uiii> ment district. $2 052 01; Covert nwd.l^ «n*‘^-^ty »nd county Co- at large, ’nothing. school lax for con­ towtvhlp at Urge. $3,567.05; district vert road taxes for Irvmg of M3M29 solidated school and fractional dis­ school tax. $5398.65. or a total last year ’ 4n‘* 0,1 t°tt,L'hlp tixes of $iS306DO. or trict.. 822.567.73, which includes a con­ siderable item for payment of princi­ of $21,675.52. This repreronts a •saving |a tnI!*, $16J53J-,9. pal and interest, on the township school in stete. county, county Covert road; JOHNSTOWN—Johnstown this year indcbtcdneiw. Tlw total tax this year taxes for the tdw-nship of $1.444 38;; will liave tiie following taxes: state tax. is 540.42088. Last year the township and n saving of $3.04430 on township i $3388.74; .county tax. $330762; county ot Woodland paid state tax of 88,240 84; taxes, or a total saving of $4.48868. I Covert road tax. $1246 73; contingent county-. t>*x.$725629; county Covert road HARRY-Tire tax Items fur Barry iux! Wghway improvement tax. tlnprnt tax. $1 500; hi^way • improve- township this- year are as follows: nothing; road repair tax. $.<W; Covert tax. $3,461.02: county road tax. $39.02; contingent tax, $2,560; highway im­ ’nw nt tax. $300; roatHTpair tax. 82.017 - State tax $4276 26: county tax. $4,173 -1 a***ment district, nothing; Co-| 45: Covert read assessment district’ tax. 9L county Cou rt road tax. $1,573.26. | v-rt roul. township nt large. $*>2 51: provement tax. $1300; road rejnir tax. $395 78; Cover: road township at large. contingent tax. $3.ooo; highway Im-!,asr*total tnct. nothing.'covert road, township at 855028; district ichool taxes. $5,833 15. provem«-r»i.taxes. $500; road repair tax. • >1 *.045 XI. Last yearMrs. the Hems were Helmer would like to have as many of tlwlr old large, nothing; school tax. $23,302 81. Mr. and Washington $2,600: Covert road oxaevunent dlsttlcl.'las f<’H<**s-' s'-‘b ‘ .......... total ol $47.645 88. ThU shows a sa\ Mr. and Mrs .Ed. IJcakitw entertained ■of Ulis neighborhood hale been mar-!friends and relatives us possible call on nothing; ’ Covert" ’ road’ township at .<‘tv J’ Lix. tax. $3.628 $3,628 14; 14; county Covert road nut of $3380 11 tin state, county and two families ot relatives from Grand ned 63 ;<jH nt-xi Friday. October 28.: them ort that occasion. We Igipe a . . . : t ,v «i large.$1,166.09; consolidated school tax/‘ax. $1.730 51; corthtv road tax. $1951; county Covert road taxes and a saving Rapid.-* Saturday. . : Tiu-y havrgavd 61 years of that tuqe goodly number will be present to give . a ..... 11 I.VI- highway ............ $9^B.7^-<iuite llttle'uf_ this school I contingcnt..$1.500; improve­ of $3 M4 89 on township taxes, or a to­ Mr and Mrs. Russell Keys and Mr. ' m Harry Co. They have eight cluldreit; them a glad hand on that day. tax is for dfbt service on the consul!- ment. $250; roatF repair-tax. $1,000; Co­ tal saving of $7225,00 for this year over Keys’ mother ull of Marlette were live <if whom are living, they alvu have I Orvid aiid Clyde VanWie were up dated school building-or u total oflVcrt road »«e»ment district. $904.13; guest* of B. J. Wellman’s over the. 19 grandchildren mid 4 great-grand- near Greenville Friday after a load of $25955 28. Last year- on the same:Covert road.Township at-large., $1217.YANKEE SPRINGS-The Hems for end. ■ hildn n Mr. Helmer is nearly 87 and apples. ■ Iterns the taxes u<-rv ns follows: State IW: school district tux. $7,163.77 or.to- this yeur are: State tax. $1.492 67: weak. Agnes Ueakin of Hastings vlsibal her Mrs. Heimer' 82. next Friday. October Fransen Brown of East lauudng vtatax. $5,199.58; county tax, $4.578 37; | tel laM year of $21.633 52 This shows county tax. $1.45698; county Covert parent* here Sunday. t’8. They, will hold <>|xm iunise and I led al Claud Demon's Saturday. county Covert road tax. $2.183.74; -a savillg bf $1,555.99 on.state.-county road. $34916- contingent tux. $1,279.27: county road tux. $24.62: contingent tax.T®M coiinly Covert rpnd taxes, and of highway improvement tax. $51113: ;$3.5(W; highway Improvement, nothing; j »3,032.90 on township tuxes, or a total road repair tux. twithlng; Covert rouil road reirair. $3300; Covert assessment reaving of $4,588.19, , avcMment. district, nothing; Covert I district. $1,016.70; Covert road townMAPLE GROVE—In Map)" Grove road, township at large. $421.35: Ceme­ Out.4anding values at ’ /•■hip at Inrg«\ 42282 20; school tax. $9.-: township for this year the items ol tery. $2l»; school tex. 83.686.70; total. this new store for 1636 47; total $31,921.68 As comparcfl I tuxes will be :« followsState taxi $0.59621 A Last year the itenw were: with 133t year a saving In state..conn-; $4.19558; county tag. $4,095.15; county State tax.’ $1,814 95; county tax. $1,398.­ men antMroyw— ty'and county Covert road tag - of J Covert road tax. $134324: contingent 11; county Covert road. tax. $762 25; ‘$1.96288: on township items of taxes,'tax. $2300; highway Improvement tax. county- road tux. $8 59; contingent tux. : $43)03 52; -,t total saving of $5,966.40. ’$300; road repair, lax. $300; Covert road $2,012.16; highway .improvement, noth­ CARLTON--This year Carlton will'av'’.--nrent dritru t. ’ nothin*:; Covert ing; road repair tux. nothing: Covert BIG YANK Imak*.-an outstanding record‘because of r‘‘-‘d township at Lirge. $1237.44; du­ road OJsesMnent district. 8260 39; Co­ . a ’ a ving enough in the various township! 1rlct *cHo**l t;uys. $5,670.39 or a total vert road township ut large. $887.83; WORK SHIRTS. (funds and enough more coming n,om|,ax ,r>r this year of $20,042.13 Tuut ci-tnelcry, $2U0: school.tax. $3,123 94: ■ delinquent taxes so tlrjtt it will make j M ar Hu- Hem.-. lor Maple Grove were: drain tax. $3225 80, or a total of $14,­ I no assessment for .township purposes, I State tax. $5;101.47: county tax. $4 - 694.02: or. leaving out the drain tax. jexcept for schools; and that item will!491 98; county Covert road tax. $2,142 - lhe regular township taxes and state, i be nearly $2,400 less tjian last year. The county juid tax, $24.15; contingent county and other taxes were. $10,668 (items for. this year* taxes for Carlton tax. $3 000; highway improvement tax. 22. Thu shows a saving this year of BARTEL O'VALLS fare m follows- State tax $4.195 58;' mitlung; road repair tax. $1,000; Covert $685.14 on Stale, county und county Co­ ’county tax. $4 095.15: couhtv Covert - ro-’<! assessment district. $1.824 09: vert road taxes, and ot $4313 17 in­ AND JACKETS. .road tax. $154357; for contingent tax, Covert road township a: large $259425; cluding the drain tax of last year on I‘highway improvement tax, road repair' district schixil tax. $5.229 94; rota! for, towtuhip Hems, and of $38787 if tteI; tag. C ivet road asr e^snu nt dl-trict.!i,sl >'<’ar $25,408.43 This repre-ents a drain tax is left out:ror a total yeducj IUX, Covert road township at large UiX,'sa',,uf M-tP’e Grow ot $1,916.84 on >n <oniid<ring ttu ciroln tax. cl si iscai year closca October 31, nnd we arc ’no taxes will be levied. The district relate, county und county Covert raid 99831 or wHhiMit cinsidcting tlw drain I!school tax ft>r the township this year U taxes and of $3.449 45 on township offering iinuMial bargains during lhe month of BROWN OUTSIDE | ,$4,16630. a coividerable reduction from' ‘“Xen. or a total saving this year.-eumCITV OF HASTINGS-Tin* ►total ' last year: and the total t.rt to lx- levied with last, of $5 366 29. state, founty. county Covert road tax ‘in Carlton tills year will A>e $14,000,50.' QRANGEVILLE—Orangeville will o-wsmxI to the city is $43.78159; tiw NAP CLOVES Last year there were ;ts-<‘\*-d to Carl-! this year pay state tax of $2259.16; School tax to-be levied this year will b<Heavivr’ weight than ■ton taxpayer foHowing items:.icounty tux, $2,205.08; county • Covert $70 000, making a -total fall tax this (State tax. $5,101.47; county tax. $4.-i.road tgx. $831.16; contingent tax year of $113,781 ,9. .us compart'd with '49198; county Covert road tax. $3.142-I$1000; highway Improvement tax, $140,346.:i0 for- the same Items lust,' tire the HuCrat tire* in 54; county rood tax, $24-15rcontingent nothing; fond repair tax, $1.035 00; Co- year. Tiw city tax for support of the \ the world. lta*. $3U)0; hlghwuy improvement tax. vert road assessment district, imthtng; cxy government. thU year levied in Glen Schultz recently act a new. world** nnd Hit- city I .'$1,000; road repair tax. $3,000; Covert Cuvcrt'tQ.u! towu.-hip at larg*-, nothing; July .was $37,000; ■road ussessnir-n: district. hirthltUt; Co-!cemetery.’$75: dist.-ic’ scluwl tax.'$.».record for the Pikes Prak cliiidi. where liitir-pin 100’, Wool , vcrt raid, township u‘. large, notiiing; 1083.08; a total for thu year of $12,483- 15 which shows a total saving in taxes ■ i । Lost ■ ■ ■ ■. ■ - for the city of $43.844 M this year ini SPORT COATS !i.ix*‘s. $6 537 08; a total 1.x t year of! laws state tax, $2,746.95; county tax, comparison with lid year, or a saving I ,$25,697.23. The saving to Carlton tax-1 $2.41876; county Covert raid tax. $1- of about 32'. per cent. Of the tax to| All world’s records on road and 'track, for Heavy service weight ipayera Has year on state, county uAd,i 153.67; county road tax. $13.61; contin- be collected in’Dccember. the total thte aafety, apced^iHilcugr and endurance arc held by county Covert raid taxes i - $ 1.925 84.' item tax. $2,800; highway improvement, J ircstone (•uni-llipped Non-Skid tires. land on towiiship taxes. $9,770.88, a to-!$720; road repair tax. $2.89200; Covert $14034630--a saving this year ot $26. |ta! saving of $1!.69G.72 , road asscMnient district, nothing; Co-' | CASTLETON — Castleton township I vert road, township at large, nothing: re-tnber. or a saving this year ot 18'i-| thin, worn tires fur ihcWlfatt and licut lire** ymt (will pay the following firms of. taxes cemetery lax. $123: scluw! district tax. jx-r cent. '.The saving bn school tax is $18.000 00; and on founty, state and ।tax; $7.79654; county Cnvtrl road taxJ’ft. winch shows a saving In taxes this county.Covert road taxes of $8,564 81 I They cost . you no nrorc—Itcsklca, in this i$2938.73; contingent tux. $1000: high-1 year as compared with last year of SUEDE SHIRTS October Clearance Snltnwe w* ill gi\e you n liberal “way improvhnont tax.-nothing; road | 81 036 99 <m mate, county and county OBITUARY. Annina GHIe.-ph’—trSu born March] j repair sax. tax. eiaiw; Sl.000. covert Covert nun road asrew assess• j vovenCovert roua road taxo. i.f $3. $3.70532 on taxes, and i-t • A very tine quality allowance on your old tire-* in cxchutigc for these tlrea must stop 16th. 1892 in Castletoji township, the, ’m-'in-district, nothing: township co- township taxes: a total >!.-d nf $4. $4.74231. • wife non-skid Firestone tires. peri read, township at large, nothin-’; I PRAIRIEVILLE—P:pirir. ’i!' town­ daughter of Alexander and Sarah Jape i Prairieville Irehool tax. $15.905 51 or ,a total this ship . will .pay. this voar . ~ in ... taxi taxes as fol- Gillespie. She attended the rural nnd ■*rar of $J6,628 52. .Layt year Castlelcr.(’lows- state 'tax. ----------$4 679.69; county tax. city schools and graduated from Has­ paid us follows State tax. $9,712.47 ---------154 567.67: county Covert raid tax. .81.- tings High school in lhe class of 1912.1 Couttpr tax. 88352.WJ:. county C~: ____ r______ _ _________ Coteil . 721X8; remllng-nf tax/_$3,300: highway She continued her studies at lhe West­ STURDY ;road tax. $4.079(id; county road tax,1 improvement tux. nothing repair ern State Teachers' College at Kula-: l$45.98: contingent tax. $3,000: high- tax, $5(H1; Covert rna-* ad assessment dii- maroo nnd after completing hef work i WORK PANTS way improvement tax. $1,000; road re- t?let. nothing: Covei t roatr .township there in 1914. took up the profession of| jpair tax. $1,000; Covert road asr-essrnent ‘ at Iiirge. $2,143.68; cemetefy. $200; j trachhig. which she has followed con-i district. $7057; Covert road, towrwiltip J school tax, $6,39116; - ’ ’ tax this tinuously until the time of her death. Quick dependable ‘'starling On June 23rd, 1920. she was united In vt large, nothing: rchonl.tax. 8L7213.08:''year. $23,703.88. 1A>! with Firestone (lourlerTypo StHtlNfl TYPE marriage to Heber Pike of Orangeville, n r..H -i.- __ • ot a total last tear of $42 873 17. Th-s ptid tpc following items where they have inado their home The n-pn-enLi a raving this year in state. $569011; county tax $/i>: .ranteed by BEST WON ert road tax. $/389?j. $-.<389 inty and Count} Cmrrt road taxi- ty Covert county past few' yean she suffered from 111 Firestone and Si.uZ5Pand In township taxes id r-Md tux. $2694. c..iiumccnt tux. $2$36 . health but met it very bravely and ix. $26 94. contingent DRESS SHIRTS 37s 14 or a total >av-.mt of 86 044 65/ 64: luchw o impruvemtnt taxes. 162- earned on the duties of her home, as itASTINQS TOWNSHIP Huttings 36 cimd repair tax 14 «X». C-e.crHriwd yell ns iter'school work During the post sumnu-r. hoping that a change xe« a*ias*« bsm<nt dutrl anywhere for would benefit-her\und accompanied by county1 road township her husband she took a trip abroad, $1.30610; contingent tax. 81.500; high­ total lao v«i-'«i •87135’ uliic'li’nnre- b1*' ‘iid n"’- *“*“ the strength she ; way improv •„' t — ~Mhb...; *■ ' ,-a «•-X-WM Ort.. Stitin<l .__- . ifl.fSl ’ MJ; Covert road a.w.v.-, county, county C-ncrt read trnres of. LM,'r at PVn,1‘x Js h^P’tel in Hustings. . repair tax. White—Plains—Fancies Standard---------- 7.65 Ysw ----- — nothing; Cover: road. $2,148 w; and for township '.axe- 57.: sur'1’,ed by her h'ubwid. Heta r Qum-3tpf>fd Supadoc------------ 9.10 O*< township at large. $260 73; dlstrici! 019.41 or u total --anna this year uI > Plk<-: hrrbrotlurj. William. Elmer and CORD PLIES E.tmPoww____ 11.10] •**’ ’ ' ' • $5 13353 «r t to ’ d ;>f $9 16747 ’ ‘ C»e<>rgc GiHesiUc and Robert Martin: WINTER UNDER THE L-- ;,.r -1H. I.,i; ‘hctlasc-Tm.. » be l.Med ,“»» ”“d ™»H'” "M " TREAD PreataloQ and efficiency in Wall Paper Drugs Ice Cream Paint Cigars Candy Sodas and Sundaes 10c 10c Malted Milk Waters Clothes Shop Special October Clearance TRADE-IN SALE Tirestone 49c 98c NON-SKID TIRES F . 2 N’r 25c $2.98 ^Tan 98c PREPARE Your CAR for WINTER DRIVING Compare Construction, Quality and Price 89c - 98c Tlraatona 98c UNION SUITS 109 Virgin Wool 98c FLANNEL SHIRTS Very Heavy—Part Wool $1.49 No matter What other stored claim, be sure and visit this store* YOU’LL BE .SURPRISED Waters Clothes Shop ------ --------1 ix 8-,/vj-w. ,* ?. held at the home. In Orangeville on ■ -Orttom .1 2M oeloc,. ,91: county Covert road tax $1812.92;' 598 iifVu, of' Kitchmg ontciaung Burial in county road tax’. $20.44; contingent tex. cor $LOMj. .uk.-wu} -h-■ Riverside. ;$2 4t»; highway improvement tax.SZbO; - pre FREE SPARK nothing; rood repair i . , -,«( jioad repair tex. $2,800; Covert road as-, t,ix. w.,,v avertowwimn road assessment! w. c, t. V. NOTES. ses-uH-nt airvtriii. $4O2.'>7; Qncrt road /dutnet, nothing; Covert road, townshit' > 1 PLUG TEST v 1. v. very picas; township at large. $550,28; ------ *-------- ------ --• .uz. ;■— ------tax- $4 079.69:-ja!)tjy entertained at Mis* TillieTyden’s • tax. $100; district Jxwl ------t ’,tax, $4,912 18. 7* Firestone Extra Value Spark Plugs total tax this year. $11.63840. Last year ots iast Tuesday afternoon. bra as vine for^H^’hm- ^owJhin UX’i Mrs AddU^Bttaonris presided at the 3 a sating for Ho.-.lug. .owushlp 53.139J.; rounty tax. $2,674.30; county'bu.sm,^ meeting after which Mu.s THto insure satisfactory »rrvicr..Made ot. state, rouhty and Covert road taxes , Cgrert road tax. $1318 49; county rood m. Tyde. ’L. m ckvotwn^ OurUiUon .^compared with te-t year. of. $1.629-.tax $148.-.; rontmgent tax, $1,000; £ ^c‘ dejffis^n Xir and Plug Fae;« •«<». rab-sl.lp ux... . .-...ne..: insbw.y tu. .2"£S I.SJ ■ . ■ ■ ----------------- -. < ciunmunion in inis iius time time ot or gnut great sire*.* $3,950.77, or a total saving of $5.58033. I ro-.<* .................. ‘>mmuiiion in ,.»d n-iwinpur u,. nothin, ... ttynt rad lnhlMh , s.i.*.HOPE TOWNSHIP-This ycaf the1 iu ; .T.™ > "".n: ’ our praiwn w lhe items of taxes for Hope township will « I- ™/ ^h-hdO-hU. We uere very .bl, M ‘be ns follows: State tux, $2.460 87; '?’ • '* <«hl «!M«M -h>eh.|n ,hu b, FVJI,k ■ county tax. $2.401.96;' county Covert .hem a .,vln« !.. RtthUd on Me Me., rdm.hd> .» eh-eied u one Iroad tax. $90537; contingent tax. $1 • room,, enumy covert rad b.«e» M w lte „ 800; highway improvement tax $394 14: ?!? ,.,'f f* .""'-'T!!' uta'i Benton Horbot next month iroad repair tax. $394 14; Corert road 97 or - ---------- -saving ----- this year as coma total ,e, ’assessment district, nothing: Covert,irv»r.^« pared with It... last year of $4,369.98. ‘J GOOD SIZED CROWD iroad township at large. $64126; disTHORN’APPLK—Tiiomapplc town-: ENJOYED P. T. A. FAIR. trict school taxre, $4.852 69; total tax ship will this year pay taxes as follows A good sired crowd enjoyed the fair this year. $13.850 43. Last year the Stete tax. $4.962 08; county tax. $4,843 - held by the P. T. A. at the First Word were as follows-. State- tex. $2.- — 31: county Covert road lax. $1325.57; school iu, ■ items ^ ----- — last WcddWMay nruacNur eiciuriK. evening. county tax. $2.634.<3; county contingent lax. $1,000; highway Im-; Evidently some of the teachers are ;Coveri road tax, $1 .56 68; county road provemenl tax. nothing; road repairiplanning on keeping house in the near PHONE 2240 COURT tax. $14.17; contingent tax. $2 000; tjw: $806; Covert road assessment dis-1 future as they selected dishes for the [highway improvement tax. $2.033 32; tnct. nothing; county road township at prires Mrs. L, R. Hoewon won ----------they , won.—— $1,826 66; Covert road large. $1,184.17: cemetery tax. $600; .<~v, the one-half ton of coal given by the road repair tax, $1.626 assessment district. $55 70; Covert rood.‘school tax Tor consolidated school and Johnson Coal Co. Those in charge .township at large. $1255.03; township fractional districts. 812398 98. In this • wtsh to thank everyone who helped to school tax, $527635; or a total last year school tax is quite a sum levied jo pay nuke the fair a success. MIDDLEVILLE Firestone Ballcrtca. FREE BATTERY TEST ANTI-FREEZE OUR MOTTO: Firestone Anii-Froezc givoi Value proloe- • fill laMt winter. and Service ANDRUS SERVICE Central Garage AND JEFFERSON STS. HASTINGS Jerry Fisher Independent Oil Co. WOODLAND NASHVILLE ■ �TIIE IfARTtNGR BANNER, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER M, lilt POST AND ♦ Social Events and Personal Mention Mrs L’G Whitney visited in Lansing Mtea Lucile Nelwn Of Allegan, m a! SCUDDER—THUSTON. over the week end guest at Mrs Mar Treib’». Thursday. A pretty woddlng took place on SatMtea Edna Wood returned Sundav! u«tey afternoon, October 32. at four C W. Crawford h In Buffalo thte from Detroit after a tlirce weeks' visit I o'clock; when Mr. Gerald Jgmes Scud­ Mix* Ethel Jones vteite-d her rourtn...' Ardrll Thuston . Mis* Claire Hendersliolt vtellcd in Mr. mui Mr* Irwm WUlteon. of Urban- '*"'** **' 1 £UI’£' u“ c?1'n m,r' Homer part of lust week. lrwtr by tbr HfV J1,hn K,tchlnt* I*33Mi** Surah Sclitidcr te spending a dale over Sunday f u a T < tor "f “•<' nr>‘ l,rcsbyterian church few daji In Grand Rapids. Jacob Konklc and Irving Dintaman al Harting*, tiie ceremony being perMite Alice Willison of Bantteld b a of Alto were Sunday gurxte of Mr and formed at thr home which they had Mrs. Henry Weaver. - I alr,.a(!y funiUhed. w guest of Mr. and Mr*. Harry Ritclue Mrs- ------Ruble -----Kelley Mrs .Mabel Stebbins of lanuing, ----- of Kalamazoo! The bride wore a wi'hdfrTi; gown of .-.pent tlie week end Ix-n- with relative*, •‘•te'iit th* week end-with lu-r mother,• blue chiffon velvet and was attended Mr. N«Ur 11 >4. miwUUiHl Mn iS*" B“«~ I jE. ““ “"*3* u OMm* Hl« IAiiwU .4 ck,.rrt,lr on Thor.. Mr ,o<l Mr. E W, WUUuoi ol Koi.Wu44rr . „o.n ol day < niazoo spent tlie week end with Mr light crr(ie - Mr-. Charles K. rhurtoi, . I and Mr* Fred Younc .i-aisted as test man. Mri fS* AiterdmJ near Mr9 F"'J V“n r>>’M} “n<* An.U,c *"c n'»d Mrs Mrs. Eva Allerding. near Pruport last, ftll( ,(t KeVcrftllrr ,jf Deiro|t thi- Hutuell bnidder.'.Mr William L. ScUd* « ' w*ek’(-rid in Hasting* Ider,-and Mr and Mrs. Charles Wilke.-. Mr*. Earl Davis of Jarlowm was tlw-' Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr, Dell1 i,!l oI Harting... Alter a brief wedding nuc. r. of Mr and Mr*. A. Hall on j Sutton were Mr. und Mr:.. Iteiiix-n It011r- Mr Hcuddur will reside Friday. , Mnurlts of Grand Rapfiis. ^qbth Montgomery St. Hn.*•Jaine* Hadford has returned fnmi ! Mr and Mra. Smith Stanley of!t,n"' Congratulations arc extended buslne.-. trip, through th.- eartern • Johnstown tup. vihih-d'Mr mid Mr.-.1, • • • --------- . G.or.... r«..l.>n.,. L.a ...iMISSIONARY SERVICE GUILD. Tiie Mfsiojuiry Service Guild teld Mrs. L. Severencc returned Monday Mr nnd Mrs. Elmir'Frmutmi were from Lucknow. Ontario. Where she nt­ their tenth annual niectmg on ThursSunday guest* of Mr. mid Mi., tended lhe funeral of her niece. Cook of Ionia. ' at the hom<- ol the pre .idem Mias Til­ Mr und Mis. J.iiiv* . Bri&tui K ;ma&xi .'.pent thr- w«tk end with Mr. nnd, lie Tyfirn. 43:> W. Center St. 'Hie biul* Sunday gu. ’t-rC7 Dr. and Mrs. iic.*a meeting and election o! offiem " '.Mrs. Watren Hun-Ji and family. Holly or Muskegon. BatHel Were hr lhe afternoon with annual re­ Winrton Sheffield went to Cnek (Hi Sunday to enter Uu- Battle | tw‘ Johnson .- fient the wi-.-Jc end with ports A bountiful three ccrufte dinner spark - Mr* J. Seartrum. nt Croton Dam. Crvck Brnllie*. College Mr ----and Mrs. C S. Jon. Mf and Mr-- Prod Prentice visiu-o - ---...... -; -r.t- Wyan— dining roo visited i , — Mr,...... M. 1*1,.,14 I’,. ul aiurU" w'"'k '"-1 »,lh *»' W' ; rendered by tlw Mi-.«.-- Raldt and ,,.,r th. »,*k ,,,,. Mr J E Mai,...,, . : Wixxl wiifi Harold Perkins and Henry Mim num,.,. Wilkin, .4 WyaiuMlr. Mr ",'d M's. J y?,"h*'w? " Sandrrn al tlx- plqno. Mr- Sandedi n< :b. k . nd MU. Twr |un,„i nhu hnrd (L.m- U.u.ln and Uu/junior Service Guild Nina «vM. . W 1 Wilkin, "rwna IU|«4*«> HUM • ral M-lcciidns Tlw freewill olfermn . Mr and Mr.. Orll. IU I,.„, |M Mr, Ctarn M-km r4 B,IH.- Cr**k 'amounted to $4:i tt> 4,iwhlm .4 H.4I.U.4 kiMM HuUlua"’^ M'"" । Officer* for ensuing, year an- Mis, WUUW.* rn« Ur. ,.. k .*>4. I A""* •»«*»>• ('« *«-»,.Tllli*- Tyd*n. pr»>id<nt; Mrs H. S iGitekilTr/riw-nn^ldenf; Mr* cixrenv* Mr. anil'Mr. K A UuHmi *rrv r.lli 4 * "**, ................................... , U. IHn.ll b> II.. 4,-Ml,....... I- hn.ll’r ''J"' Clu.ll.... M n„r..», .... M.,.,4.,1 . Ml- . lJii .4, .0,4 J.,rk AH, r. treasurer. -- - . . and- ’ .<.n o 'ding of Hurting*. *p?iit the week end , Mrs. Sterling Zerbel Knliiinaxro are visiting Mr. and Mt? I nt Cadillac. Mtn* Marjory McQuarrle of Kalama- i Announcement is made of tin- maqMr and Mr. Ch.ir!<>-W»lfe ami-son /,.<> wa-; the gtu -t of her -dlint aryl. lingo of Mis* Helen Bulkier and Davttf of K IThuimdro wen* Bupd.i.v ‘uncle, Mr. mid M:.->. Cteule* Emil, over Thon. Amlin, both of Cliicigo'. ti:<cen-niuny b hn: jF.-rlormed al the Mor­ guc.sis ot Mr nnd Mr» Edwin Smith gan Park presbytnrjttn chiqiii bv it-.-v Mr- Frank Mahoney mid dnughb r’of Jiii'k.-.on A?tr giM-.si.. oi her comm'. Mrs. Center-ami Mrs A- J. I.'tt of Holland la-mein Sharpe on Thursday, October 13. Fvd lowing the wedding u reception Mr. and Mrs. Hun -. HHchle, . Mr - toon on Sunday*. .. ‘ .".In . Edna Wood returned Bandar aa* hi.I'l at lhe College Inn with vntvrHare! Hinkley mid Jitehaid visited u.iiiwiit by But Hfhnlc und hl* wG.-iirgi1 Ritchie in Ilanlh-id on Sunday. ♦ 1 MRS. CROSS SPOKE TO STALL NEW OFFICERS l| LIONS CLUB MONDAY Plan For Hallowe en Party At Club Recognizes Fine HonorLeo Burdick's Op Monday i ” -- -------------” ” Recently Given To “Lion j Evening, Oct. 31 Ray Branch | The Arnartcon Legion and Auxiliary I Mrs. M. J. Crow gave an interesting I were well rfprwcnti d av rhe joint in-।. talk at the Hartings Lion* Club Mon- I stallalion mating held on Thursday day. telling of her recent trip abroad. | evening at lhe Legion law. All enjoyed the b.umilul jxX luck She described vividly the eventx of the i I trip, also the ciutom* and sights of the '■ I supper vrved prewdiru; the burtm-M’ old .world, and compared the literary I ■ etsiotii of tlw iHMt-and Unit of Europe with our own Shi- I Dwtriet Commaruicr Cluster Cone of, center* ds-clarrd that on? sees In-Europe Just I Sturgis installed the Lnrion- officer* about what hr or she-is Interested In.' iind Mrs. Afarton Shirk of Battle Creek‘' She was much Impressed with the I officiated for"tiie Auxiliary. . Mrs Henry Mulder. r< tiring Unit, iwtnp and ceremony of the rulera of the ; <iid countrtea. and thought we might ' I copy their reverence and respect for ' our otnbials whn are in high places. She visited the txit:lefieldj. of France i Mr -und Mrs. Cone and Mr and Mm. Shirk gave informal tallo. which,ail. and sxtd .thill time Is- erasing the; •cars of war from those historic fields . Siusaid that in Enxland the "tin-1 . Plans were madr the annual1 known Soldier' if buried with kings Halloween. parly i held on MonIn Franrtt hr is'buried under the Arch. ' of THumpne in Parte.’ The'applause; Mrs Croi-Jt wu* evidence uf how rw-rx. Everyone is request* 4 to crane' given masked. Ib-fri-slirni iit.- will lx- .'ciyed much the Lions enjoyed her talk 'Recognition wm given by the Club ot and a rocla! time enjoyed. The regular! Auxiliary meeting will <»n«* of It* meiplx-rs. Mr Ruy Branch. tx- Thursday evening, Norentte-r 3. ENTERTAINING SIX the Allh-d Theater Owners oLMteiugan. LAKES YOUNG FOLKS I . - United Brethren C. E. Society Camp Fire Notes v c Planning Hallowe'en Party flic Guardians As'uxiiatlon held their October meeting ut th* h-xnn of Mn , UNDERWEAR FOR WINTER/ Al) weights and sizes in wool, cotton', and mixed fabrics in union suits and two piece underwear. The'brands you buy hero are nationally known— Superior medium weight nnd Stephenson heavy weight underwear are familiar to everyone for their high quality. Our underwear W doubly guaranteed to be Miitisfactory—the manufacturer guarantees . them, and «o do we. PRICES LOWER THAN EVER/ Prices are lower than ever before on underwear of known good quality , , Hie United Bretijrcn churrh .* plan- dow dli.play in November of Camjr Fire • Ling u Hallowe'en party for tiw- Six OirL*‘ work providing a down town Ixik--. venty. ' . [window can tx- .x-cured. Inasmuch a* Fiftom young jxrople ar.- coming Kiri* ram their way in Camp Fire it from Six L-aki: Saturday. A banquet I wa* decided to plan tor'a fummagc willJie held m the churrh ut 6 o’clock p ile and other sale* to start within_Jwo toibiwvd by grnnrs .and other entertain- weeks. Anyone .desiring to help the C'xdry. I Kirte may do ,-».^y donating rummage i-nteri-.nn !♦' palromxlnx any of tin- sales. Plans are being mad* . ... lay-after I Ne-top-pew. ft hich they will return to Six Lak*'.■•| Girls of this group l»ad the very speSunday, af afternoon cm uirig. tuns. Ijtinday ternoon or w |Cm privilege of te n ning *.*» Mi s Anna MAIHIIEU PEOlutei ing way she told tlu-m about. ----------/ ............;-";"Boaka -muKtheir influence'on char-: Thr ..,»»«--------------------------------------------------------------- -n,u , d .. .bv-r.-r, Omni, hrid .,,Mlslm.il „ o 'J.',.S' «“• Two-Piece Suits 75c to $2.95 garment Union Suits are 75c to $3.95 T. S. Baird Clothing for Men ami Boys HASTINGS BALTIMORE CENTER. /spent Wednesday with Mrs A. Tobtaa. ■ Mi*i Mary Stutz jipent one day Li j Raymond ToltlMs of, Priteliardvillo John pitching in ciuirgr. mui tisrtstehr “ r |,!‘ 'week with Miss Arabellr- Smith. by tiie following coinntitter: Me.w*. I Sha-tal-l-nyu. - -Mr.-mid Mrs, Amlin left for ,a wvd- and M-sdanu - Martin VanDal-en.: Girls ol, thte group were very busy Mr. .nd Mr. II, I. Mm„n4, « Mr A Mr. Emma Myer.-- r<-turn< il oh Sitn- ilmg trifi Ulrmiith lhe south and ti|»on IP nrv Mulder. Lloyd .Sinter, Dau Wall- 'List wt-ek plnnnin t ’ for the? imkr sale, Quimby apent Sunday with it. Greenthe oiym* • \------------------dor!!. Win If Schenkel. Jo« DeRenjti r. I which they had Saturday at White and field und family. Virtually all Industrial institutions in Conitralulutir.ns. Fers-.. ’ Putter. Maurice Edmonds. For- ‘ Houvtmcr's tuie. Several new. rnemMr. and Mr*. Mel Hannah enter-'2 R“"U Have- a red board’ and a •nil-. Cora Bti-.gA of Ruiland lh|u> lx < ti rr-rt f.ane and u<t ■ Johnson, nlw Dr. ;b»rs are being added to Shataliaya tained friends from Kalamazoo, over ;’ W«<* b«‘rd -‘he former iLitjhg ex­ *l>midliig the part week with her .sister My .mid Mr.--. C. E Hyatt. i mostly from tlie *cvet|th grade and husband. Mr. and Mr* J F. fkii the.week end. crnjilary workers and the latter tiw Hetty Shrier. Marcia Ironside. tr..ii viyitni Mr.-- Jennie Rowley rm About fifty were pri.M'nt. including a . ‘ mondi. . ' Emerson Russell of Frwport te visit- »hirt«ra und inebriate*. Wednesday' and Tliiinulay, and fir.ijui T.ron^ Leonard and Isabel Rage, assist­ rtx piece orchestra, and all cmnA tp -= Ing at the home of Pete Lietjens. I ----- !— ---------ed b>- Mrs. Sigk-r. Mm. Leonard. Mrs, masquerade cris’umes. among the nicH 1 tiniiifter improving nicely «*'te-waimt on Tuewtyy lo visit Mr. and Iron'iilr- aixl Mi s Frances Sage gave interesting dhd c‘----- > Elery Houghtalin te sick with the Two regiments of railway artillery WOMEN'S CLUB • ..­ Mis Frank Carpenter the balance of rheumatism. j recently w*-n- formed on Uie Pacific a delightful Hallo-u-cn party tor their me: W.-Uh girl.----------------------------------•loyd Store i Camp Fintrroup and guardian at the Mra. Freda Moore of Hines district ci-a.rt for shoreline fort*. aiKl Mrs. Claude und Mrs. Kellar Stem relumed Country Club on Friday,cvenlhg. i The first regular meeting of the LitNichols ol Detroit rince Saturday. er.itunDepartment of the' Hastings (j= . Mr. and Mrs. John Wirth were .the ! >n being present Martin ViinDub.n; Boy Scout. Mr*. C iWomen's Club wa* held Friday after-! ciw/t.* ot Mr. wiLl Mrs. Wesley . Hall Appropriate decorations J. Sullivan; Irteh Colleen. Mrs Harris;!nov-n. October 21rt. in the Central 'Thursday and m the evening Mr. Wirlli Wixxibmne; Evening star. Mrs. Hcniy; Mi- Anna Endsley was hilled to [were evcrywl . .... . »vh'«>l building. Oxipcr.-villr Inst t*-«t-k to help care for i Joying *everal games.-all went to the! Mulder: Chinese Magician. C J. Sulh-i ; Mr*. Kenltii McIntyre, diairman of van; laidy of Fashion. Inin Stutz;: — - ------. ht-r little.araiuldaugliu-r Vrljo fell and I Gi-oige Bradley, of fmising. Ulin h.»-.i' rtiort outline' Helen nf Troy . Mrs Maurice Edmonds; Hits department, gave brokf* la r arm: I* to be of ! William Tell. Dr. Harris Wocdbume.i ” the '* year " ~’s study, **""* 'whieh ' Mrs* W. N. Chidester uent to st. been .spending iwyeral wx-efcjs with hliuELECTED EDITOR OF See Our NEW COATS—$8.75 to $15.00 . daughter. Adah m Wisconsin was a Hallowrun dccoratioiis of pumpkin ( 1 American Drama. She then gave a gurrt at Johii Eddy's over lhe .week HATS—$1.00 and up corn shocks, black cats, witches, eti brief but very compn-herwivc resume rncuu •acre used throughout the rwffis. medieval drama stating that it idaughtra Cludeshr and family. New Half-Size Dresaei In Wool Crepe and Crinkle Stunts and musical rmnes. a coatume ! -Dl'nated in the -church tn the form of to Plainwell last-week to attend the ।to know that she lias ix-cn <ilccied cdi- raw, chain, ghost st-iri.-s. fortune toil- Ji-vitomimra and were called - Myster(Mrimrt and Emma ltih<T»l of her biotlMjr. Edgar Belling- ,lor-in-chlt-f of ■ Tummy Howl.' the mg. a Clfinet- magician and an aucMiracles and Moraltie.*" When . bam. who died very suddently of heart . Sweatent $1.00. $1.50 and $1.95 House Dresses 59c, tion• furnished amusement. too clatorate the rm* Jun.run......... •• the • ...... . n.. Wm. 1 hc.se.■ became ......................... . .......... for .............Ionia trouble. . • j student )>ubbi-.itlon of Gulf Pmk Last year; year — Schenk.'! made auctioneer present, — they were taken up !lor College, Gulfport. MI-<*. Lu»i *...... . ■• “**•• ~a .splendid » uvh.«,<v, ,cliurcH to •----------- -»■. Knit Suite. $5.93 Mr. mid Mrs. Royal Myer* accmn-< . .I.-- )nr imid C. J* o ..h...........acu.-d x*' King ...... Sullivan Ftx».••” hv the lho trade *hjdc irutlrK ipnkLs rnnrl and later Inter hv by men men Cm-k mid Marshall, Jr. and Robert. Jr., panted by her- mother. Mrs. Sattvrlee, .-lie was ,i..-.1,1 ant r-ditur. This Nuns Boil-Proof Embroidery Cotton and Stamped magician: Mr-. Henry Mulder und who ‘h™ Were entirely w;>aratc\ were guest* of Mrs. Winifred Pryor of and mint. Mm. Morchoii-4-, both of Ver- /second yi.ir at Gulfport Iwving r. ci-ivn! a scholarship in rtcogidtiop-of {Dr- Harris Wocxlburne competed in organiratwuui of strolling players. These ; lain iiiK on Saturday and Sunday. montviile. .-•p<>nr Saturday mrd Sunduv i;lu-r liigh schotership ultiilmiii-nts last: tfic costumi- race, the former being vic- ’'"r>y dramatic urging* und yxperi-j Friday to her home m w<m' Pahn h oMm .! v-* 1 ■ CunyratiiliitioiLs ore extended to.t-utoiu. ,mrnt.s finally gave fruit to'the golden! Head? Ma', nlti-r M-V.-rat weeks' visit ' fM.V ' “ k" “,n‘‘ , ' , . . ) Mi Duws-in. । B<-fre:-.hmciit3 of anughiiuta, coffctjr', A'se of drama in tlw time of Elizabeths with her parent-.. Mr aijd Mr-. W. A -? <,'.-"'<l..Rfll.’ltU U". | ■ -------------|<tder and completed a very de- Hhakespeao- of course being the mas-; Phone 25*. 144 St Ate St. Mi" Liicilb- Coopur Thur-Mlny evening. LOVEl.Y PARTI. uightful evening. u r dramatic, of them ail Hall. She went via bhlcago. Mrs Gad Hprprr sjicnt lost ueik : I . ------------- «■»» .... |.. Mrs. A W. Wooburnc gav a very in-| Mr... Arthur'Chase and ... Mis* Jose-' 'i..' . Dr ami Mrs. D. D Walton co to 1;<nd lake. „Acker ,, at Long , _ s Point. . , . ,r-.lhf* wert hortoWH's nt a delightful} *'RESHWWUAN YOUNG terestlng pap-r on the development of I ■ Grand llaplds Thursday to attend tiie Mr and Mrs. M. O. Hill mid -'oil; Hal-.. '.. . a pm ty on Saturday ( v. ning , FEOpLE. ELECT OFFICERS. (the American Drama from its begin­ P. T. A. <• invention In mineetion with . pent Sunday in South Bend Mr. and , jv.civc mi.--.r-* being present. I Delbert Whitmore was ( levied jir<41- ning hi the early* colonies to the present [ and Mrs. Ralph Windm-.s Thursday Mr- H, M. Hill, who have been visit-j Black rat*, witches and other appro-of the Young People's Society of century.' Before 1775. the plays andBig friend--, in Ohio and Indiana for I)rillh . decorations were iiv-d through-i ,h *' I ’ rcsbyterian church at last week's player., were entirely imparted from night, . ' ——■ 1IX1I,IS q-jj,. RU,..,*., uor<. ojfj bmiiu-s.. meeting. Other otltcors cleet- England but gradually the colonies ' Mr, md Mrs. C. W. Wesplrttcr and .‘o:nr tinu-; returned with them Sunday, 1<1|t ir<L*hio!i.-d clothes which creat' d much',fi >'in Ironside, vice-president; wrote and prc'xiuced their own. the first' Carl Werplnter. Jr. will ncconfpuuy n'HhL te principal at' , nniiiM-ment. j Josephine Smith, .-ecretary; William definite tendency being toward period i Mr.- brace D'xld.-- to Chlctum on Fri- 'lailngsbuiK. sptat t - n> ut u < .. . day- where tli-y will stay until Sunday. and with his mother. Mr.-. P. O'Connor; At bridge Mr*. D. D Walton had :*>p ■ Bauclunan. treasurer; and Ellsworth plays and later taking the form of carl- ■ - ' •!! .* HeWa* Rtley hud th,.! N‘'»ton, prws correspondent. caturc. Bmiteon Howard was treatedMi - Dodd* golnit on to. her hom<' in nt Martin wiiere she wax called by tin- ’m— n*nln»inn at some length as were James Herne, I 111,,. .. ,.t Iv r M,-. St..-.. II_____________ JABERS MEET. ! ■ D ivid Bclascu und Percy Mackaye. ; Ro)x-rt and Hubert Cof’k. Abcn John­ .Robert* . ■ s. s. CLASS PARTY. I Eleven Jtoy Scout leader* were very Mrs. G.' L Lockwood completed thte ! son, Dr G. L. fUrckwood'- and C W. Mr and Mrs: Win. Schulz of Grand i Harold Logan's Sunday school claw'Plen.-anlly entertained Tuesday evening survey by giving an excellent jxipcr on i Crawford of Hating*. Shirley W. 'Rapid.* spent the week end with Mri [will have a Hallowe'en- partv in thelwith * i>nd rabbit supper by Mr. tlw* development since 1900 The later ’ smith .of Ann Arbor and Donald D. and Mr. Keith Daniel* Mr and Mr- baseinent of tnc Frcsbvtcrian church a,ltl i,r*. E A Kane of N'ashjpUe Mt writer* who have made a definite im/j . • Smith of petrol! spent from Thursday I 'Ji Wolcott and Mr. and Mr*. V. I. on Friday evening. Member.;, of thc<lhe!r Thcmappte lake cottage. till Sunday at Gaylord on a hunting Wolcott of Fr*-e;»-rt sjient* Saturday Epworth League are also invited. The! Game.- were played and the g—-•*■ ;■ print or. the changing form of our; Do you know that we gucstH (fianm wen* Clyde Fitch, Win. Vaughn trip and h»w the .tame did suffer! di rting there I! arty t* from Z OO till 40,00 P. M. The ’-w entertained by Hasting-*- one man are selling a genuine mnn Mnody, Augustus Thomas, Win. Gillette.! Gue.*t-- of'Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Ed- J young )>eoplc tire to come in masquer-' Hand. Fred BaU&ncc. mid by Ll->yd Sha-. Josephine Preston Peabody. Chas. R i had been visiting Iwr daughter. Mr mend* nnd Mrs. L-ittie'Moflltt. mother ulc coktUmc*. There will be games, a “ ’' ' : Kennedy. Gen. Middleton. Eugene Wai1 It Jones at Galc.-burg, Inis tx-(>n thi ».f Mrs. Edmond... over the week end, itn-artirc hunt m -.i liaunted house, Iter. Edward Sheldon, George Ade HIGHBANK. .were Mr. and Mrs Guy E Moffitt nnd-where Dr Jekyll and Mr.-Hyde will be ONicl. Susant Mr, and Mr*. Curt Marshall and son, (George Cohan. Eugerie “ • ' son of Detroit Mr. and Mr*. MuUltt fprAent. RefrcslunrnL-. arc to be jervMaxwell Earl Me ImIL and ,'ricml.. Mi.. Addi/ iiiid Mr. and Mr* Edinonds visited jed. Anderson and will spend .wend daj Tobias nnd Marshall Gric-n. Wert *lti ” ” ” George. "* Kauffman. At! relative ip Grand Rapid} Saturday. । —----- ♦♦------------ ‘ present we have many varied types of| Marshall Friday rvvnnig. 'Me*.'. Mabel SL-.miii. accompanied by ! THE NEW IDEA Cl.I B. for at low at Mr. and Mr- W. A. Burkett und A subject matter and forms, the rwolu-: Mrs. U. C. Mann. und Elwood Manns Member* of the club were cnlcrtalnr.l tioiiirtc. tliut ol manners and customs.', >rr at Detroit Saturday < yeiiini ol Thiv-im* City, motorrd'lo'Oak Purk. !•>' 'll*’ October me* ting iiy Mi; Maud tn-doni of expression, institutional and? Mr. und Mr. Earl Col.-uian, Ml. and Bund. —--------------------— III. nn Tlmrsday- where they visited ।Stint!i. So. Park St, A deiit-ioUs dinner hra A Ill-cox .111(1 her c<>-i.Mn. Mis. until Sunday with Mr. and'Mr;. C. M was ••• - •* • - Mh. Paul Smith and son Victor of social problem.* and that of- satire of; (manners.' G lia Warren, of Sunfield. M1m Arh-ne ,S)xm>i> and family. Mrs Mann* and Minlburtmmoii which foUuwTd. games! Hattie Crc k were there. , Campbell, Mtes Florence Uanirite.il, ----- -• --------■ - — - • ........ ■d in. making merry the xu-! Tiie Moie school organuteda P. ’ DISCVSSEH MORMONISM. IS tin Sigler. Rielimd CMokj Mr. and -tiie evening, vuuna E [Friday aliennxm. rhe first one L Mi* John Cluihiberlmn. LYfriini B ■ BRIDGE-DINNER. prize and-Cora [November II with Mrs, Glenn Hoffman;j Mrs. C. F. Angell -was the special! Chamberlain. Mr mid Mr.<) Charles (speaker last Sunday evening at the Covers .were laid for eight at a love- l$ny< ,. second. time in the history of our at- prcKldeut. OrJlc Miller, vict-prrrt' Rtinney. also Mr mid Mr*. J M I.c bncltii--dinner given on Monday eveover 30 years in business -- - den!, and Mrs. Beulah Gus-ii wcri lary- Voung people a Society of the PresbyPARTRIDGE DINNEIt. Town** nd. accompanied bv Mr. and ning by Mr and Mrs. Henry Muld>r. J tredsurrr. ' tcrlan church. Stic guvo an excellent | Mr. mid Mrs Edwin Johnrnek enMrs. Thoma* Gammagi* of Grand Hapmuch for m» little money. Mi*, and Mrs Merle H.-ker of Has- talk .which wni very instructive and. 'fti-ttuini d Tuesday evening with a part­ tings-sin-nt niort of the-week with Mr. JtetiUwM to wiUl great attention by i arid Mrs c. .L.Hulliviin Ask your neighbors wlio ridge dinner for tlie following friends: and Mrs,Frank HuwbliU*. and Sunday'those present. ' . ! |Mr. and Mrs." Allie Huitern (Julia I callers I4P ..,C were. „. ilferc Mr, and Mrs. Leslie! The a|x*uker compared Mormonlam HEATROLA how they like ,E.ilon>. Mr. and Mr* Forest 'Yurgcr J Adam.* mid Mra. Mi. Sarah Ortroth of the with Islam. Then* arc sinking jiaral....I Mr ......... . Mr*. Wesley Hall. . them. Ask them how much !and . and Branch diMnct. Mr. and .Mrs. Her! Iris between the two faiths The Christ-' ipace they are heating for Ntiah and Mr. and Mis. Seth at-nn-r uf Ian schuote haw been responsible for the fuel they consume. Ask Nashville nuvre change* In thought and life i The marriage-of Alvin LeRoy Bask-r them if'they arc satisfied Mr. and Mr. Cur: MarsJiltil of th" a wrung the Mormons than any other land Mtvs Gladys Leone Vanderwater. Branch dkrtriet wen- Sunday jtueats of single influence A long line ol tiw L. V. HESSMER, Eyesight Specialist .'both ot Hastings was j*rformcd by Mr. and Mrs Worth-Green mosl' economical house Gn at West ha*'come up through tiw Be Sure and Get ' HASTINGS, MICH. ' iRt-v. Melvin D. Stutsman at Goshen.j heating appliance to be I Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Marshall and Presbyterian schools of Utah. Many, Ind., rm Saturday. October 23. Mr. and ! daughter of Baltimore .-ix-nt Sunday • hading Mormons today tcrtlfy to the had and then order one GENUINE HEATROLA tor yourself and prove that f,n ’•hU C“y Bt“ Iwl,h Mr Mr. Clare Manhmi.' —' *• -■ " ' " inspiring ideal* they caught while atall the wonderful things . ■ wisixa arc extended., Wcc-k-daj callti- were Mra Clayton • tending these .-‘chooh. they say about lhe Genuine Several ot the young people took part: Do Not Bo Mukdl SUBMITS TO OPERATION. Docker. Mrs. Dewey Jone* and sort* to you, if needed, than you can appreciate until you ex­ ESTATE HEATROLA are ! Steven, young son of Mr. and Mrs. !and Mr* L<‘st*'r Hawk? and H°*“rd in tlw program. Tlie chairman was! true. perience it. You know it is quite possible that never in I Abcn Johnron. underwent an emer- JBurchett ot Assyna. who brought httte Robert Angell. The society accepted! gency operation for appendicitis about, Marian home alter spending a week an invitation to a Hallowe'en party ex­ your life have you seen as you should. You may not tended to them from the Epworth I one o'clock Tuesday morning, at Pcn-!wl,h . be conscioqs of any eye defect. Bui that doesn’t necefr Mr ' nock hospital At last report he was ( v '” *and ’Mrs George Hoffman spent Lc^She of the Methodist church. The president named Miss Katherine j warily mean that all is as it should be with your oy.es^ I doing a* well m poartble. I{1Sunday with the latter's brother. Glenn . Oversmith. and family near Sunfield. Kelley as chalnnan of the social comThe doubt should cause you to be a patient of ours. HHIDAL SHOWER. Mr and Mrs. F HawbliU vailed on mlttee and Howard Frost chairman of: •COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS" ! Mrs Esther Dunn of Delton dnter- relative:, in Nashville Sunday the memtx-rahfp committee. Howard • Continued next week. t.rined with a shower for hkr lister.' Mrs John Darby was taken'lo the Frort will have charge of the meeting Mrs Allie Hansen. Many guests from Pennock hospital Iw an operation tost next week.—Ellsworth Newton (Press i were preaent. • iWfcc-k. (Corr.) . 1 To Hastings Ladies F. L. Fairchild Co. Settle This Winter’s HEAT Question Now There has never been a time when you could heat so much space for so little money ESTATE Heatrola fiL ISUUUWK s39- ♦ Dedicated to Better Vision Our Service Is More Valuable Miller Furniture Co. ♦ �faok panr GUARANTEED SET of TEETH THE HASTINGS BANNUt.WEDNBSPAY, OCTOBER 2fi. 1M1 THE CHURCHES WANTS Buy and Use Michigan Made BEET SUGAR It’s 100% pure sugar testified to by the United States Department of Agriculture. There is no superior for all cooking purposes and general sweetening purposes. EXTRACTIONS Use Michigan Made Beet Sugar exclusively and you help the 35,000 farmers and wage earners who depend on the beet sugar .industry for a living. DR. O. L. BROOKS H. S. SHELDON First Class-Laundry American Laundry . p'TQI-T —Herring Pro­ .LkJl 1. duction now cr- USED CARS! CARDS OF THANKS They Were Never Cheaper! KAVANAUGH’S Eitcxviilc - Adjacent to Bay City 1925 STUDEBAKER ROADSTER . . . . . HASTINGS MARKETS 1925 STUDEBAKER SEDAN 1926 FORD TON TRUCK With Stock Rack 1927 FORD TON TRUCK With Stock Rack ■ Philip Nichols was married recently! to Milk Althea Williams of Middleville. I Congratulations, Her parents camo aftet*lwr Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sowerby of Kept county spent Sunday with Mrs. Mrs Lucre!in Benham. who has benn spending this past month at Richland, Mr. .and Mrs Charles Wilcox of Has­ ting.' Called on Mr. Wilcox's son. Lyle Wtlcosl and family <>n Monday. i Mrs. Jane McCann entertained her ■three nieces from Grand Rapids-one day recently. • The regular Fellowship meeting will' be Friday. October 28. Pot luck sup­ per. Special music and an open forum discussion on prohibition nnd rejical of 1924 FORD ROADSTER With Box Several other used many miles of unused with SEE THESE BARGAINS 1 GRANGE PROGRAMS GOODYEAR BROS HARDWARE CO HASTINGS. MICHIGAN .Mr. and Mrs. George Miner and daughters of Kalamazoo were Calling In Irving one day recently. • planned for Tlw Briggs L. A. S. are planning a' Marian spent Sunday with rclativBs'lni; chicken pie supper und Christmas ba­ i zaur to be held li| the church basement ■ Grand Rapids. I the evening of November 17. Your at­ Antyth Thompson lias been on the: tendance is /solicited. sick hat the part .week. Wayne Benton und family were In program and chicken pie supper in Lowell Satuiday, ' the Maple Grove Grange hall Thursday । Hynes of Hastings were callers at Hen­ evening. November 3. Suppez to bei ry Thompson's Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Will Fox attended the One Enter? Mrs. Chajf. Crouse. of Hustings Friday. Mrs. Anna Smith and Mrs. Gertrude Mrs Addie Benton ot Middleville »0ent Saturday night with her son. Wayne, and faintly Sunday they all Women Favor This Silk Light Surgical Hosiery Women with unsightly swollen limbs, varicose vein* or sprained Joints know there U relief tn wear­ ing properly fitted surgical elastic hosiery, and yet dislike the usual heavy bulky type because It detracts ->•» much from appearances. ' ' Akron Seamless Surgical Hosiery includes a light Weight aeries, made of genuine Japan Trrfm Silk with a of It* presence. Tlie LyBafkcr Drug Store in Hos­ tings is an Akron Seamless Surgical Hosiery dealer, qualified to fit each 'piece correctly. Private tut Ings arc provided and satisfaction u aiuurcd. LEN W. FEIGHNER nnd family. Bl Ison of Banficld visited their par­ ent- Mr, and Mrs Sandy Wcrtman. Friday. . •Ir? Mary Burroughs. who has been rking near H&stlnr* during the sumr montlis, has returned to her home WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME ^fnthilantf Service spent Thursday hunting with their old schoolmate.', Russell and Irving Gay. in the 'Kinsley district and succeeded in gelling some pheasants and other ■.-mall game. of Royal Oak were entertained over the week end by Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Gaskill and family and their parents: Mr' and Mrs. Charles Gaskill. pauted by Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Haynes und Mrs. Mary Fisher, called nt the STATE REPRESENTATIVE If my service to Barry county in the pant luis been satisfactory to you, I will appreciate your support at tiie Nepember election. I •pledge jvi£ if elected, my earnest endeavor In the future as In the past, to reduce taxes and to help do away wuh all unnecessary Blate boards and commissions, and to reduce The. Extreme If we fall into any extreme, let it be on the side of gentleness and helpful* ness to others, pays big dividends. CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Service (Also Ambufaiu'r Service r �Wednesday, Oct. 26, 1932 PART TWO THE HASTINGS BANNER Voters to Decide .the Fate of Eight Special Propositions at the Election On November 8—A Brief Summary (Continued from page one, part onei No. 2 Proposes -to limit total taxes ‘pass up even- other amendment, take a*w;jed on real estate In any one year | the lime to rote "no" on this one. to IS .per cent of assessed value, oxNo. «.This amendment projxw. to cept for payment 6f interest ami prin- oweaa property cash value with perclfial on old debts. f M)n>j property exemption of «|,000 nnd We iwlleie that lb per cent of as- ’ homestead exemption of 83.000. seised value is a sufficient tax burden. Tlw most radical taxation scheme for real estate to bear. Sponsors ol evrT fniroducxl In Michigan Governthis jnojxviltlon claim that It will' pro-' tiwnt revenues would be reduced on an vide sufficient money fur all purpose* j average of at least 75 ja r cent. Thb of government A check ot costir here wauI(j nuufflci. nt t<> carry oh order­ in Barry county. Ixiavvcr. Indicates iy government. Obviously it thb that this limit falls considerably short amendment should pass tlw stat. • ven with a 2S per cent reduction of wouia u»ve to rush pell nwll Into some taxes in sight and Barry county; drastic new scheme of .taxation, w. ‘.V ranks among the well-managed conn.- believe a vote of "NO" on this amendHrs ot the .state. Obviously if Hits Inrnt is not only desirable but- iniamendmcni passes lhe state, will hare jMirtitivr! Boy Scout News TROOP 72. Saturday morning. October 39th. ' members of troop 72 will Journey to tlw cottage of Alien jfliUfcpn located on Thornapple rlver.MWicfF tlw troop under leadership ot acting Scoutma.'-1 ter Fred H. 'Ballance, will .hold a week, ; end’ program.. Tlw plana as now outP. M. tUturcLiy'wlth Scout tents and, promotion work for tlw afternoon, toKether wit|i u Irvrt field day of inter- ' patrol contests after which ScoiiU will, cock tlirir own supjwr and enjoy a •night attack." Sunday A M. will find the Scouts' up early for a bird anil; tree hike to prepare them tor a break-! which church sorvlo's will be conduct- j <d by Harvey Burgess who plans to i>In attendance. Tlw culmination ol tlw; fine iftwrarn Is n game dinner Sundayj |lla,,., which ;will ix- pnp.mil by a number ot j mother* Flax lowering und Clrantngi up ut ciimo arc 5C)wduled.for 3 00 P M ?W - to'.1.'TROOP «5 Monday evening. October 31, at 7 00! P. M. fathers. Scouts and cubs' of to bnnu »ueh u MUeUon oS.ul .nd I “““ , Uiu uorMmrm will tore, lhe tone. 1,0 • J1'1’ omendmehl pnw. I" troop 65. and Cub Pack 12 will meet In i nu'tolree. »v U-Ueto ll.ol o you ol I'"'" "1 «» !™» ».» >n« n- Hie gym. tit the new W K K- Houk , ■ on IhU pnvtolllto, will u- ..... wo w-, nuumutounm or oordoiu in Thprnapuk* m-InmiI uf 'Middleville for a! VroMe r„n Ihounl. 11 o.oy raiito run- ' '"r """" supper Und jiMgnmi. Lyiliun- Chamiiuton iriniurailly while Uw nrrruury I {ourder, or Iniprui-liment. 1 hl. iio.rr to ix'rlain. Deputy Commi.viun'cr ot the; .dltotoienu ore l.-lr.« rnodr-. . An, »orh »“>»’i r"'d >" lhe I. eiiUurr. nr- troop?, util be present to give a short , ■ontiulon wr helh ve wel.r.Wr to lhe ■>»"■» lh» «“«•''«» >" eipljlll to r.rh talk and help with tlw program of vol­ liretoiii .IliuUon .tore people ore ”“lun UpUUUue ejeh to|imu- ley ball. Indoor baxbalL etc., which will Itodtoe 11 dldlrull to keep Ihrir >.m» '«■ P"doii lor other ol- 'be-1 enjoyed Tlw Scouts' have elinllenged the fathers to a game of indoor. and homes because of cxceaslve real i estate taxes I An amrndnwnt that would undoubt.. « w^_ rdly Iwlp to put No. 1 mnt to.liporuounirnl ot - w,teeth mW Into our life aimr CUB PACK 9 Cub Pack 9. Dr. C. E. Hyatt. cubJ reprrienuili," hi Ho.u, l„ lejUl.Utre „ We uiinetly on popuUllon luu. >M hmlU lk.„ th>1 ’vou, h dl,,™hl.- master, is making fine progress in cub­ number of repre-senlntlyas to 100. . work also greatly enjoying the opjKirThis nmi-mlmcnTwould give 38 of .the ’, No 7 "'wndmerit proposes t<> tuiuty for tlw* worthwhile companion-' lOrf represcntutlvcs to Wayne county 11|bK vote on njaHcr* involving ex- .ship and social activity available alone and would place absolute coptrol s of public funds to taxpayers through organization. Special pro-: of house in Hw hands of Wayiw coun- i We believe this Mrwndnu nt is con- :grams in honor of cubs' birthdays are ,ty and a few hf Hw larger cities. Note. ■ trnry to spirit uf American government held lor each boy ar. Ids anniversary is loo, that basis of representation Ls pop-: It is interesting to nofv Hut if till, >celebrated. A. great deal of outdoor uhition alow—half of that jiopiilathm; amendment shop!'! pass and No. 4 as ,activity rfiar. been held during the past might be roniposed of aliens but the [well, practically 75 per cent of Hw vol- :few montlis featuring "gliost walks" itnwn(lnicnt makes no dlsHiictlon. In ers in Hw state who now own jiroperty ;and.pirate hunts. Two new members our opinion this proporitloa i.s simply ■ would be disquuUlled from voting <rti !have been admitted to tlw puck.' Mar­ a Waype county effort to secure pruc-1 matters pertaining to exjx ndilure of tin and Wayne Hawthorne, who will I Heal control of the house und deserves public inoneyi We believe a vote of finish their Initial work tills week. a rfitat emphatic vote of UNO.” If you "NO' is dr. irable on No. 7. CUB PACK 12. . No. 8 Puts Hw* Lennon Act of 1931 up Cub Pack 13. Dr. G. L. Lockwood., I to referendum vote. This art prohibit.: sale in Michigan of oh«o or butter sub- 1cubmnltcr. Is planning to hold their • Istitutex colored to resemble butter. Im- .weekly meeting at 6,30 Friday evenings JposcA 1100 annual license fee on olco Jbeginning Ulis week. Tills move was ' manufacturers and wholesalers In ।'taken so that leaders could give projwr Isupervirimi. -Ail meetings are over ot j Michigan nnd 15 on retailers ■ E 17 45 so that buys may be at home, ! A vote of "YES'* on this proposition ,promptly by li:00 P. M. Cuhibmg stress-' will n-toto »>’ .Il>.»- toMneltoto iu«IJ a „„ „, aI the boy should „ T |es the fact that be at'. Ulmtoto iX-lntoli-.l «r brin-ve. to hrlp „„„ „ t| mi Uu „. Kroner . P h home tarlv that, he mav to have J maintain a xaHsfocfcry marloct for real rvrt • • dairy butter. GATHER NUTS. HOPE CENTER. Sentits of Hastings are asked to gath­ , The P T. A. Will be held at Hie er walnuu, hickory nuu. und butter­ I schoolhouse- Friday evening. Every one nuts to be presented to Pennock hoepltql. Each troop please see that tlie welcome to attend. । ■ Clins. McDermott seems a little bet- nut*. me brought to Scout Headquar­ ters by November 5lh. jtcr at this writing. Mr. and Mrs Anthony Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Kay of KalamaTuesday evening. October 25th, Ed. • noo visited their parents. Mr. and* Mrs. Lane. Asst. Scoutmaster of Troup 77. ' the Scout’s name on tlw standard AH next Sunday evening. His subjectWill TAMARAC CORNERS. MORGAN. Frank Leonard Sunday. * Nashville, has Invited Scoutleadcrs > polvs ffiufit stand erect for table display, be "The Rise and Fall of the Turkish Mr. and Mrs. Ixiyd Curtis of Grand Mr. and Mrs.-J. W. Shaffer and son Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernisi Armstrong, Mr. of Barry county to his cottage a! Rapids spent Sunday at Myric CurtLs’. Homer and Mr. and Mrs. Leo King and jand Mrs. Clyde Ashby. Mr. and Mrs. Thornapple lake for a game nnd fish! eoan I Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Doster spent the Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Sear* and daugh­ son Donald of Lansing spent the wees Ed. Withy and. Milton Warner, all of supper. Leaders will furnish fish and- Allegan county district, the newest; wtelt enil wll(1 Mr and Mrs Vern ter. Audra, atteivicd services at the U. end at Plainwell. Kalamazoo. visited at the. Fred Ashby game which they will obtain for that, division ,of the Battle Creek . Area qujCk of Bantield H. church at Sunfield Sunday morning 2&ounces fbr25i Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Mead were in horn* Sunday. . . Council, is rapidly lx coming organized i/’Mrs. j0|u. VcUc and ‘Mrs. Arthur and sjient the rest of tlie day al the purpose. Hastings Sunday. I John Kidder and Mnt. Bertha Turk for tlw year's activity. A boys' and girts', Giddings and daughter. Ruth, of Ta was home of Titus Wilt's. COURT OF HONOR. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Christopher. Mr. I have a nephew and family from Dear* Hallowe’en jrarty patterned after Uw.city were in Woodland from WednesThe Ladies' Aid nt Mary Curtis' was Wednesday evening, October 19th. at Hastings Hallowe’en celebration will be;day until Sunday while Mr Giddings j born staving with them. Well attended. A nice lot of work was and Mrs. Herbert Schroeder, and ids father and mother were hi Lansing Miss Inez Ashby who has been, vbit- tiw'Court of Honor in tlw court house sponsored'ByTlTi!- organization in co- attended the Teachers' Institute in accomplished. ing in Kalamazoo returned to her the following promotions were recog­ operation with the Girl Scouts of Al; • Laming. Mrs. Veltc returned to Tawns The Mesdanw-s Ora Houghton. Nancy over tlw week end. nized by tlw examining board:. Clayton Webb drove Mrs. Wm. legan. Saturday P. M . October 22. 14 city with them but hopes to be back Jurstfer and Ethel Houghton attended j home Monday. Second Class’. Seth Mutler. 77; Scnutienders and their wives attended m her home by jlurnksgiving. yap Sickle back to hfr home tn Lan­ i the o|x*njng of the Nashville hospital Bruce Brumm. 77. Jack Boyman. the annual Scoutleader.s' picnic at sing Saturday. The Home Economics Club of Wood­ P. M. / 77. Merle Scott. 77. Life Scout: Ar- Camp Ben Johnston. Sherman Like, land High schqol met at Hw school­ Wednesday Mr. and Mrs, Wayne Christopher and Mrs. Orslc PurdunZ Mrs. Rethn lie Reid, S. Mt 77. Gerald Pratt. 77. Scout contests and garni'* occupied the , house Monday evening for. their of Lake Odessa. Miss son and Clayton. Arthur. Ruby and Opal Bird Study: Gerald Pratt. 77. Civics. afternoon: Ted Reid. Sterling Rogers.; monthly meeting. Margaret Densmore Chrlstophcnen TRADE IN YOUR WORN TIRES ON NEW U. S. ROYALS Ethclyn Haskins of Lansing and Rosa­ Webb attended the "SpotUgHt" in Has­ Dale Hauer. 78. Handicraft: -Greydon Lloyd Shafer and their wives all won and Mary Miller, who were delegates lie Edson of Saranac called on George tings Friday evening. Faul. 79. Marksmanship, Car roll prizes In ■thes«’ events. The program to East Lansing to Hw Home Economics Sears' Sunday P. M. Rev. Allen Delong and wife of Brodberk. 79. Pioneering. Gerald Pratt.j cloned with a picnic supper and singing. I meeting at Michigan State College, Mr. and Mrs. Titus 'Wilt of Sunfield Grand Ledge visited friends and rela­ 77. Woodworking: Greydon Foul.' Everyone voted Hie affair a complete ■ gavefa rcjwrl to the club. tives here Sunday, ; spent Saturday nt George Scars’. 79. First Class: Gordon Crothers. 74. success, _ ; —---- - —’—• ——------Wcllricy Ironside. 74, Howard Belson, --------------- ------------------- X j A modernistic art exposition nt LeipPeter Esslinger of Chicago recently The per capita consumption of meat 77. Athletics: /Gerald - Pratt. 77. WOODLANP.----------< zig, Germany displayed a piano made Sa state license for his 1905 auto­ In the United States averages more | Blacksmithing: Arnold Towns 79. bile. than one-third pt a pound a day. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Dolan anef Mr. °f glass. Cooking: Dale Hauer. 79. Interpreting: Mrs. Chas. Doyle of Hastings were!,...................... , ................ Carroll Brodbeck, 79. Marie: Dale guests of Dr. und Mrs. R. G. Finnic | iHauer. 79. Public Hrultjjr Stephen Monday evening. ;( i Johnson. 74. Gordon Crothers. 74. star Miss Bew-rly Plants is visiting her • ( ,Scout: Marshall Cook. 74. Animal In- grandparents. Mr. nnd Mrs- Elon Plants , Idustry: Marshall Cook, 74 .Chemistry: of Grand Rapids this week. Carroll BrodbecK. 79. Cycling: Stephen Robert Crockford had nn acute at-', [johnfon. 74. Lcathercfaft: Gerald I Pratt, 77. Personal Health: Dale Hauer. tack of appendicitis last week and was 179. Greydon Faul. 79. Marshall Cook,', ojxrated upon at Pennock hospital, ’ 74. Weather: Dean Cunningham. 79 Hastings. He was brought to his home I McmUers of Court present: Arlie A. today and is getting along wry nice-11 j ;Reld 77. Edgar Cheney 84. Fred Bal­ iy. I lance 72. Ward Plants 79. Donald Ga-. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wynn and three |. ger 79. L. M. Schracder 79. Lloyd Sha­ children returned to their home in j Saginaw after a visit with their par. 1 fer. Archie MacDonald. Members oi 11 Allegan Court of Honor present helped. ents. Rev. and Mrs. Wynn. Twenty-eight men gave their sen--11 with examinations. Rev. Samuel Keliley. clay Benson, T. R. Want Mort Ices to the Methodist-church Mondayi| and Tuesday. They- tore down, tiw old ( । Withrow. | Joseph McKnlght Cup for Highest horse sheds in the rear and began Hw I >per cent of Second Class Advancement construction of a garage at the parson- i' awnlcd to Trooji 77. Nashville. Arlie age The ladies of the Ladies’ Aid So- 1 cicty served them a bountiful dinner!) A. Reid. Scoutmaster. nt noon. ’ L Overhauled and a 14,000 miles. Ex­ Mr. nnd Mrs. Welby Crockford nnd ( COATS GROVE. bargain. Was fl cellent condition. 1 Thursday evening, October 27. at children were guests of Mr. and Mrs. ] 7:30 P. M-, Scouts and leaders ot Has­ Victor Brumm of Hastings Sunday $185.00. NOW . . Wai $345. Now . . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Born and fam- ,, tings attend a community meeting at Coats Grove where Scout dcinonstra-. lly were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.! ' tions of .first Aid. Fire by Friction and[ Ralph Leffler of West Woodland. Mrs. Hally Huff of Hartford visited 1 Signaling wilj be given. Hoys will be under leadership of Fred Ballance and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gager several 11 FINE CONDITION. Was $365.00. NOW..................................... days last week. Mr. Shafer. Mrs. George Faul is spending thcL week with Mr und Mrs. Richard!, TROOP 75. Troop 75. Russell Cleveland. Scout- O’Brien of Lansing. Mrs. Elizabeth Mohler and Mr. and ■ ’master, plan an overnight hike to Aben Good Condition. AA Fine Condition. AA ‘ Johnsons cottage on Thornapple river Mrs. I. N. Dennis’ of Grand Rapids over Thursday night, October 27. Tlw and Mrs, Freda Fluhrer and son.: Was $325.00. Was $3 25.00. troop has begun a very active winter George, of Lansing were guests of Mr. NOW....................... NOW................... x j program. A small Workroom la, being and Mrs. Frank Kilpatrick Sunday. Mrs. Clyde Rueli entertained the developed in the basement of the Methodist church where tlw Scouts will Bridge Club last Thureday evening. ■ Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Hilbert spent soon begin work on Totem poles. I Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bush TELEPHONE 2177 DRIVE-IN SERVICE TOTEM POLE PRIZE. ot Hastings, and helped celepratoj The Scout Headquarters ofTersia very Bobby’s birthday. fine nature book "Charles Kellogg, the , Mnt. Glenn England Is visiting Mr.; Nature Binger, His Book" tor the best and Mrs. Homer Harrison and family! TELEPHONE 2121 : HASTINGS, MICH. Totem pole tuH over 18 Inches In i of Detroit this week. BIC SWI height. These poles inut be in at Scout , Morris Boyojlan of Armenia will be Headquarters by December 15th, with the speaker for Hie Community Service; lunnto. utooou. Thu could to doo, viTou “ pmmtrai >to>l .Lil' torr" bl„, 1UnlUn« Do not secrete your money in-some silly way! Hidden in your home or at the office'it may he LOST or STOLEN! Carried about your person is NOT safe! Statistics show,that money Carried in a Conservative Bank is 99 per cent SAFER Than ANY of the Above Methods! Back of money carried in an account here, are the entire resources of this bank ... the double liability of every stock holder . . . the protection of the banking laws . . . and the watchful care of the bank examiners. KC HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY. COUNTY HASTINGS MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2217 Full Pack... No Slack Filling [conomial-CfficienL I SAME PRICER AS 42 YE ARSAGO AT A4‘ - D°uhlt&dic^n! THE BIG SWING IS TO U.S. TIRES Buy at the Low Tempered Prices _ Rubber U.S. GUARD Gives 29x4.40 . . $3.95 10% 30x4.50 . . $4.45 Greater 29x4.75 . . $5.15 Wear! Tube to Fit 98c SPECIAL jfato Jport Jhop SAVE $5O— “> $75- ON GOOD USED CARS Next Friday and Saturday, October 28-29 It will PAY YOU to look these cars over if you are thinking of . buying a 1— * car! ’ ‘ »" good / 1929 Model A Tudor. 1931 Model A VICTORIA. 1931 Model A DE LUXE FORDOR SEDAN. 1930 Model A CABRIOLET. s295- 1931 Model A TUDOR. ^^CflB-— Also a few cheaper cart from $15.00 to $95.00. UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER !«. Utt PAGE TEN V Bjf A rrrMC I a 1VI. V. A. 11 lyVlaJ । " URoy Baird OMlMod with the Has­ tings Y groups Tuesday evening. Htuilnn' Hl-Y are taking in new members this month. It U not too early to plan now to attend tlie F-lthcr and Son banquet in Hastings November 21 Ad hear Dr. IL H. Aulrnbacii cf cranbrook church. -mmrvs-nrniiTi----- ' Blate Older Boys' Conference to be . held in Muskegon November 25. 36. 27. Three hundred forty-eight boy* in IS group* went obioad thu summer on world Y tour*. Eight from 'Michl- THE gon. Jerry Patton of Grand Rapid* Y M1DIM.EV1LLE. .M C A. WBbted rtth one Of there, Tlw remains ot Mrs Josephine Doylo mpaps left here Wednesday at 2 A. M. for December 8»h at Lansingnil be held Boyne Falls. Mich , vbere the lunetab the annual state convention of Ute V aa-v held-and burial took place. Oils M. C. A. Y committeemen. kadrrs. being ‘her old honu- tom The relatesclters and preachers are urgi-d t-:> .tiv<> and friend* accompanied-by auto, Sympathy is extended •» the attend. " — bereaved C. P. Angell retnnwd Wednesday The AL .E Aid Society. Masters from two weeks' work at Cadillac and branch, served a fine dinner at Mrs vicinity. , H. A. Brog's, on Thursday. A goad .sized crowd enjoyed the dinner. Tonight la lire first of ’the .«•ason's “IJie lady eunplains ------- --------that ._ .ybu . showed “ “ ‘ ‘ 1. After tlie stip; her no r.mrtesy " follow. Grant M But. sir. 1 showed he.- ru-rythlng ■1 . ■ ; . ___ ‘1. __________ "Acr. with mush: we had -tn the shop."-Vart Hem./* . .. „ will make a worthwhile eve hunt ■Bt<xkholm>. : ML- Myrtle petty and Jih-.G- D. Whitmore were m Grand Ttapuls Wed­ nesday and Thursday itutIng :vt«Uvvr. ; Several w the younger ji-iiwcrati jUl^mericaiL runs ippptnted it as he Saturday lor D>' Brown f«t ihr toutball gapu- al Ann Aib;r on urtiay. ■ Ed. Pusdav and family moved Frida; m leave our town, iiough that we bo;> Keep in touch with them. . M E and Mrs Tltumjxjn. of lb: angl'd .Friday evening to spend tl'v wiek end w.fh tlu-lr daughter, Mr. Max Lypd. and family. I enjoyed 'biting in tlie old uhi re lh«-£ livid for many We recently heard of a in artng a r.mm<»tir>n in his barn y i at maht went out to find hi» shrep .in? disturbed. He rapid'not make.oft* ju t uh.it WAs_£pUjiing the ihsturbai hut made out iwn objects that din [belong lhcry and ,find his-1 rusty j gun at them, in lite niomln; [t>-hl idhem-ered he ‘ tad' ■gotten tub Cl< M-nouMy • InjuredV One sheep w ! ethers only «• among -*h W. R und Mr.. IL.'nw r w part ol )a.'t week. called aced fat h«-. 5-POUND BAG Start '('he Day PANCAKE FLOUR IGR RIGHT! SUrt th* family oil lo wort— o» Io uhool—*11 p*pp*d-up. Gl»« rttm a whcltiom* cncrjy-bcildin j bictkfailolliiM end fluffy jolden-bmwn p*ncakci, made with I G.A. Pen­ cake Floul lopped elf with delicios* full-fle«o<«d I G.A. SYRiUP IGR I \ CAN GOLDEN Us* ol thn unimui ««ImI igr Coffees BOTH FOR 53C Sunshine Krispy Crackers “I ” UG” “A” BLEND BLEND BLEND VACUUM PACK­ ED DELUXE 32c 27c 25c 39c •wl ot piping b-< 2 Lb. pi,. 19c Prepared Biscuit Flour IGR pi., Rice 2 Lb« Z9c pk« Catsup B^lOc by its ability to keep going ahead under ail conditions... and rendering a co-operative and painstaking service to its patrons and the public. Through the consistently sound management of a Board of Directors of extensive business and financial ex­ perience, this bank has SUCCESSFULLY weathered EVERY FINANCIAL STORM for the past 46 years. The truth of the above experience is sufficient to give every confidence to depositors. A glance backwardj con­ sidering al! the changes that have taken pla^e in this community and throughout the country since this bank Was organized, will give you some idea of the SOUNDNESS and PERMX- , —- — Rus ch Reynold' and I Martha Ann of Kalaiijaroo spent the i I week end with Mr. and Mrs. Herman ■Reynolds. | Mr and Mrs Garner Hampton and! family attended 11,party in HasUngs! Saturday evening. ■ Mrs. Lultt Wi rtnuui was callnd bach; ♦ to Grandville last week to. care for her [father ru hr wa, not a-> will. ! Nearly nil tl'.i- rm-mlx-p of tiir Ht.uu{Economics Estenioii Chvd attended! “■ ‘ ' Hershey in Hao-j Ungs Thursday. 10c CAPITAL at Mr and Mrs. Maurice IGA 63c 9c Pumpkin Egg Noodles IGA ioc INSTANT POSTUM Soap Crains c"39c DUAilliAlliigaa IGA 17C IGI I ARI I S Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Are Always ir¥TG.A STORES <1! The liltrhhlker. Broun -Before wv atari. I think I'd better pul on akid chains. It looks like snow.'-’ Jnnr*: "If you don't kind. I'd ndltrr walk than help you i>6t them on."— Chicago News Daily. There will be an auction sale on the premises, 2* 2 miles west and * 4 mile north of Cloverdale on Saturday, October 29 Commencing at one o’clock to dispose of the following property assisting Mrs the house hold line murk-xman? Sunday he and Bert " reeded in killing a wild . Finest Flour $50,000.00 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE! uc.. 5c Salt i£B The Bank with the Chime Cluck" SURPLUS $75,000.00 •< Mr and Mrs. Fred Cook cd Orangeville. Smith and Nellie Cuiu>on of OrangePRAIRIEVILLE. Dinner next Wed’ *1y time was reported. villr were Sunday VtMton of Mr. and jne.-il.i-. I.'.i HairitU'ton nnd H.v.iir Burn to .Mr and Mrs Gee-rgc Ad-., ■ i" Whittemore are dinner Committee. n.im-.n Jr. »t tire home of .Mr and Mi atul Mr?. Dick Lancaster of nearj Mrs. Wullic Smith and family. Tin- play. "Out of tlie Fog al tn«* | Mr. Kate WHlut.i- tuu come to Mix Peter lUruunett. a nine ;k>und Mu-I ng.; are staying with Mr. and McUwdiit church was rei>drl<*d a* exMime time with her grand- jdauvliti'r. Diuure Evelyn. CungrntuU- Mr*, buy Higgins for n n w days. • rhl< r Mrs bun Dunnutg. Mr and Mrs. Raleigh A'drianson aixU cclJcnt A (bod crowd and all rermrtl 'tion‘ Mi lay. OU'.l»-r 31. Ute Ladies Aid? Robert Garrett met with o painful family of Neeley. Mr. and Mnt. Lottie I ■to have sia-nt an enjoyable evening. litct jiaiwr-' Phase have Hu m. accident Wrdncoday. While aritidltig a hunt |»rch Ijilow punt the emery wheel broke, revdr. nnd Mrs George Kent entertain- . ring tire pointer finger and oiherwne thy.r t!.iu<;htcr-> M - Joitn Hamti-: injuring thr hand Robert feels thankfu! to escape more serious Injury. Mauof LaH-inp.Sunday dd nf. Botll<11. j । aba nee ’ d Mr* Venn* Coltiirop altcndUy evening. (uir-rul of Ecl.iur BHlimtluun n>. Iron Dunning ami . .. went Sunday wtiii Mr.I Mr und h’rs Clarence Hottyian of McDi-rnaxt of Hop Detroit called rtn Mr. and Mrs. John lidster Sunday. and Fran- Cocoa HtKsur-. ■ Quaker This is a safe and desirable place to do your banking—The proof lies in outrecord of "NEARLY a HALF CEN- ■ TURY of SAFETY AND SERVICE” to, the people of Hastings and sur­ rounding country. HASTINGS CITY BANK urn- IGA NENCE of this time-tested institution. THERE IS NO TIME LIKE THE PRESENT TO OPEN AN ACCOUNT AT THIS BANK- many friends h« t There I; is been much nnuHiinltkm u cd .in till* vicinity of late-and wv hear <>f some of tlx feil.$w> th.-t re­ turned home with some fine •.■ame m e churrh •■lection -day Thrit trill hr wngi rry night this week •-' 8c Marshmallows GOLDEN SUN For Nearly Half A Century This Bank Has Proven Its Strength hain of Ikratur Sunday. .Mr and Mrs. STKIKLK SCHOOL DKTRICT Marshall Hughes .and son yt IxigansI >.,jr.0rt Ind I home.' Itl »m tn be regretted that Mr. F. J Hughes were unable tn on account of a m-.mt ro|d Baking Soda 9c Nearly Half A Century of Safety and Service! and Harry Goss of . urn FYnncoxo. C^iHurr.ia nnd Llndrey’ h " called on Mr. mid Mtv~JF. L. Hugb.es arid others Tuesday afternoon^ Mr and Mrs. George McKibbin, John McKibbin and daughters, Grace nnd M Margaret, ot Yankee Spring were arid Sunday guests M Mr. und Mrs Robert niece un in thr I a tnarac McKibbin and family. There will be a special meeting of the Farmers' Club October 39 at the lonil Thursday. Iwtue of Ernert Hal). Tlie proposed Mr» KJ. Gibson and L.tl amendments to the state constitution wi.i be explained by .1 competent >|-eatar Tlie Clilidrvn of tiie North line lake school will tuml.;h a abort Hallowe'en program. Everyone who is a number of interested h welcome Mrs- Sarah Smith hss gone to Bat­ Barry Co Homo Economics Extension he Creek to stay with Mr. and Mrs. wwk a' Hostings Friday. Wilbur Polley during Hie winter. • Mr and Mrs Will Gerhnger .ir<- en-' Mr* Fannie Jackson returned from tenuining three of their grandchii.lren Otsego Thursday where she had been Item Freeport for a couple of weeks. { ______________ I wrung her abler. Mrs Nora Doyl* v*,... .< tl'.l.. ..... —-J.— were -' Mr. and Mrs Will Oerhnger of Cadil- *■ Floyd Wales and ten. — Gordon, lac are making a wmal day* vun :n Kalamazoo Saturday night to do with reiauves here. » ■ some shopping ‘ Mis S C. Schuler and the MaseMr and Mrs. Robert McKibbin and Helena ir.1 Gertrude visited. Mr and' family, and Mr and Mn Ray Japhet Mrs. Waldo I Gerhnger and family in attended a muceilaneous shower far South Sunfield Sunday afternoon. Mrs Ronald -Andres at the home of STOCK Work tenm, weight about 2650. Good, sound tenm. * Brindle cow, age 5, July 12. Red and white cow, age 6, Jan. 8. Red cow, age 9, February 2. Longhorn cow, age 5, December 10. Cow named “Rote”, age 9, Dec. 9. Cow, age 3, April 18. Cow aged 3, June 12. ■ These cow* arc grade Durham and Guernsey. ' . 3 shoats—-Durocs. 3 hogs. About 50 hens. TOOLS, ETC. John Deere mower. John Deere manure spreader. John Deere binder, nearly new. Disk drill, nearly new. ' Low wheel wagon. High wheel wagon. Bob sleighs. Spring tooth drag. Two-horte cultivator. One-horse cultivator. Corn shellcr. Grind stone. Fanning mill.' Two No. 99 Oliver walking plows. 25 grain sacks. Hay slings. Forks and shovels. R^pes and,, pulleys. Land roller. Set heavy work harness. Light work harness. Horse collars. About 50 bu- ^|ate potatoes. Big cait kettle. Barrel churn. Chest carpentar tools. 4 acres com. HAY About 15 tons of mixed hay and many small article*. TERMS: Caab on all sums $10.00 and under/ Sums over that amount will accept chattel mortgage with 25 per cent, cash or additional security. Ten per cent discount for full cash payment on sums over $10.00. Wm. E. Johncock Est. HENRY FLANNERY, Auctioneer �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER S«. IMS * REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET Vote Election Day, Tuesday, November 8 ‘ In the face of a world-wide depression, brought on as an aftermath of the World War, the people of this country never faced an election,, the results of which will have a greater influence upon the progress of the country, than will the election of 1932. Due to the constructive wor.k of President Herbert Hoover we are now emerging from this depression. Conditions are slowly but surely getting bet­ ter. His broad statesmanship and constructive policies to meet conditions for which he was in no way responsible have shown his vision, his statesmanship, and that he is ♦ __ For President HERBERT HOOVER worthy of your support. Troublous times ALWAYS fol­ low a great war. When the policies, originated, and set into action by President Hoover to overcome the greatest crisi^.thafe-ever faced this world, are related by the impar- • tial historian of the future, we are confident that he will be numbered among our great Presidents. Vote to uphold him and LET HIM FINISH THE JOB which has AL­ READY COMMENCED TO GET RESULTS. THINK IT OVER VERY SERIOUSLY BEFORE YOU VOTE FOR ANY CHANGE. ’ CHARLES CURTIS REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET Hon. Wilber M. Brucker has served the people of Michigan as Governor for one term. He has demonstrated that he appreciates the conditions facing the people of this State, and has done all that he could to lessen 1 <the burden of taxation. He was in­ strumental in cutting the expenses of the State to the tune of $5,000,­ 000.00 and will continue to do all in his power for further big reduc­ tions. His re-election will, mean an administration favorable to a very marked reduction in State expenses. For State Treasurpr Hon, Howard C. Lawrence For Secretary of State Hon. Frank D. Fitzgerald For Governor Hon. Wilber M. Brucker Vote Election Day Tuesday, November 8 The Lieutenant Governor ■Hon. Luren D. Dickinson For Attorney General Hon. Paul W. Voorhies Hon. BARRY COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET At the Primaries in September the following excellent legislative and county ticket was placed in the field by the Republicans of Barry County. Most, if not all of them, arc fellows that you know personally or by reputation, as being intelligent, capable and courteous. They won in an open field and after a fair fight. We are pleased to submit them to your consideration, along with a brief mention of each one, and you will make no mistake in voting for them. WE REGRET THAT WE COULD NOT SECURE A HALF-TONE , CUT OF STUART CLEMENT For Congress JOHN C. KETCHAM For several yesra Mr Ketcham baa very ably rap relented lhe 4th Con<r««lonat District In Congreii.’ He hv< consistently vupported refry measure lookthg to the reduction ot taxation. He stands high on the wry important Committee of Agrlcaltore. and baa rend ar od eaealletit service for the agricultural Interests ot the country. For Sheriff NELSON WILLISON For a number nt years Mr. WlUlaon represented the lownahlp ot Johiutewu on th* Board ot Superviaors. and ku held many other poalUona ot truer and reipoaalbllity all of which indicates the high retard In which he la held by those who know him. He la reliable and trustworthy, and U elected, will alm to render the very heat cf aervico to the people. For Representative LEN W. FE1GHNER For State Senator GEORGE LELAND Mr. Leland baa Served the sth Benatortal District In the State Senate al Lanalns. aftd baa served very capably. Being a farmer hluuelf he has always had an. intereat lii Agriculture, and has unceasingly worked for the beat IntereaU of the farmer. A vote for Mr. Leland la a vote for the right­ man in. the tight place. For County Treasurer WM. L. CHASE For County Clerk MORRIS O. HILL The duties of a County Clerk today, are mare exact­ ins than they ever were before. Mr. Hill brings to the aftes the benehl of years ot experience in Banking. and ta one of the moat capable County Clerks that Barry County baa ever had. Ho has saved the people of thia county many tbouaanda ot dollar!. If elected bo wtll continue to give the same excellent service that has characterised hla tenure of this very Important eSce. —— W. A. SCHADER, Chairman No man in the, State Legislature has worked more untiringly for the beat Interests of the fanner and to reduce taxation than haa Mr. r/ighr.tr. If re­ elected as he rhonld be. he will continue hla good work, and will alio do hli utmost to aee that state taxes are still further reduced. He la highly re­ garded In tbo Legislature. and for thia reason ta qualified to render the beat ot aervlce. For Judge of Probate STUART CLEMENT There la no more Important oHlee In any comity than that of Judge of Probate. became once in every 40 /tare the entire property of lhe comity paaaea through that coart. Mr. Clement ta a yoang man of splendid ability, and If elected, aa fee ahould bo, will come to the office with Ue benett of years of actual experience in Probate work. That Is worth something to every property owner In the county. For Coroner DR. H. A ADROUNIE For Register of Deeds JOHN F. CHAMBERLAIN will mean much to him no difficulty In maatori =5 For Prosecuting Attorney LAURENCE E. BARNETT -------- - -- — ------------ , (Ob' well elected. .... ......... BARRY COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE ...... — W. R. COOK, Sucre .......... �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER S«, 193! PACT TWELVE nashvjixe । The W.pixasant valley. 'Last Week* Letter M. A. meets with Mm. Geo.| Rev. and Mrs. Albert Osiroth spent Evcryonci the w^ek end with -friend* nt Leighton. is™rdially Invited to attend. | College Dept. Offers Money-and attended the Hvme Comirw at the Prise. For Be.t Sample. Of 2^^ MraL^e <uh huu^wurk ’ ’ NUT TRFF<? MAY RFAR WUI Intto NIRT tltfln . THE0LD yw COAL SHOVEL GOLD PLATED FRUIT; —•— Squirrel Fodder SURE SLAPS DOWN OLD Wg MAN WASTE/ M ' >» «u»d.«r send., HOW TO GET MORE EGGS Mown East Lansing—Gathering the family । “‘“ ruoon. ot Hustings. supply of hickory' nuU. walnut*, or but -1 The baaement, of Uh- Evangelical' j j, Brake nnd wife sierc guests at terftuts can be turned Into a treasure church was ineptly decorated in guldm* pome of the former’s sister. Mrs., hunt Ihl* fall in Michigan if the hunt-, and white, flototrs. floor lamp. rugs. • j^nk Tasker of laike Odessa, Wc-dnes-1 era will take advafitagc of the offer‘and rocking choirs, for Hw Golden -day evening. made by Michigan State College to pay-Wedding AmUvemry of Mr. und Mrs ; Jotw g. Brake and wife called on Hie award* ui high as »15 for the beat nut-s. Frank Felghner, Friday, At about one ]tttu.r-.t grandmother. Mrs. Ruth Freepicked from Michigan tree* or from o’clock to the strain*-of a march. Mr. mnn u>wcil, who u very ill. ThursWAYNE EGG MASH is a complete laying three in similar climate*. . and Mr*. Feighner und guests to tlw' (jay. mash—already to dump into your mash feed­ First. M-cond. and third jprtzcs ore number of 43 ftvund their places .ill Mr,, j. f Brake was a Grand Rapids' ers. It contains ra. large variety *of very effec­ olfercd for black walyjH8^*he)lUirk the table* wiu-re a fine three course | visitor the first of last Ueck and was tive ingredients, properly proportioned and uni­ iilckorlc'-. butternuts. Japanese wal-' dinner was served by Mrs. Charles (he guest of her daughter, Mr*. Arthur formly mixed. It insures the best physical con­ nuu. heart nuts. English walnuts, ami. Nesman. Mra. Harold Lundbtrttm and I Von ABsburg. and also her mother und Japanese chestnut*. FlrM prize in thfliMiss Amy Hartwell. Rev. WurU sister, Mrs. 6. Q. Wenger nhii Flossie, dition and maximum egg production. first two cius.-o'* is. S15. and SIO lorJlrst h“d charge of the program which J. Prestun and wife were Lake If you wish to use your home grains we have jiluce in all other classes. Si-cond 1 opened by a song ”Pm On Youg Old Odeum vUilors Frltlay. They called on prizes are otu-lia!/ lhe amojmu ol-LGn-y ^Bomict’.’ by Mr. and, Mrs WH- ■ their daughter, Mr*. Clyde Jackron and WAYNE 26', and 32‘, MASH Supplement to feted for firs’. and', third prizes are LS bain Lundstruin Piano Solo. I------mix with them which makes a high grade egg and S3. ’ Fuighncr. Piano Duet, Mary and Esthdr mash at a very low price. SOUTH WOODLAND. Samples offered for prize award*'FHghner. Remark' by Rev. Wurtz. Hr Mr*. John Friend returned to her should contain one dozen nut* with the (also preiwntcd a beautiful bed spread shell* or hn*Ks removed. Each entry,from the relatives, and tlw sons nnd should be the product of one tree but t daughter* nave them a radio. A piano «.«!>»» w .. wm ns many’ *010 by Mildred -------... recitation. brother. James Anpinall'.s funeral, who sample* un. can W be « sent from Giboon. tw, as the contestant wtaiM*. NuU j"The Poppy Land Exprv.s.-.” by Geraldine' d away Oct. 14FLOUR -:- FEED -:- COAL CEMENT UME from named varieties of trees or those I I.undslnim. ’ Vocal' Solo "Down by the I Tho Older, jx-oplc of tlie community, BRICK TILE -► FARM IMPLEMENTS from tree* which were awarded prizes Old Mill Stream." Mrs Paulin" Lykim . were shocked to learn of the death of in 1929 -are not cligiblci Reading "Home" Mr*. Walter Kahler. Chrts HoughL w|u»c remains an- cxHASTINGS PHONE 2118 Pri/rs will lx-’given uj»n a basis ot ‘Smut. Peter Kuna und Mrs. Orvillejpcctcd in Nashville Monday. Mr. size of fim. thlmu- of shell, cracking‘-Flock; Remark* 'Rev. C. C. Gibson. Nought lived in California part of tlw. quality, ewe of extracting kerncU. and; Song by all "Dk-st Be the Tie that | time, and was iLMociatcd with banking quality and condition of kerm-l Tlw I Binds ” Those present were. Mr. and buxlm-M at Nashville fur years. ’ ‘ contestant ' name and addre.vi must b- Mrs Harley Fcighta-r and Helen. Mr. i ■ Hani Towtix-nd I* ill with tiw- flu at on a card inclosed with tlx- *ampk. j and Mrs Ed. Felghner atul two daug.h- ' his ««», Turretfcc Townscndi. home. • LOST ANYTHING?—Try a Banner Want Adv. Information locatinn of tlw the 1 ters. ter-. Mr. and Mrs. William Lund-tnmii! —.. ——— Tnfnriiimion ttbcmt nlxiiit the tin- kieatuin Wilitmn Lund.-tnmi —— tree from which the nuts were taken I and three children. Earle Fvighncr. inu-t also bF given on tlw card. and Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Gibson nnd All. samples should be mailed to Mr.1 family of Detroit. Mr. and Mr- WaiJ. A. NeilSon. department of horticui- ter Kahler of Corunna. Mr. and Mrs. lure, M 8. C -. East Lansing. Michigan Peter Kunz, Ha.-ting-. Ed. Brumm m ar Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Fhmk. Rev. and MlJ. Wurtz. Aunt Mary WOOODLAND. Ann Deller who viu> 92 years old and Lost Week * Letter. son Phil. Mr. and Mr* Wm Balt-. Mr. • Mr. and Mr*, Brit Snugg* of and Me E- V. Keyes ant! Mr. and Mr . Gall Lykins. . Hilbert for tin- week end. Mr*. John Dell. Mrs. J.-J. Doster mid EUrifc Funeral service* tor Mrs. J. V. Hilbert visited Miss Doro-1 ____________ ... ..... thy Dell ot Kalamazoo Thuraday. \TcJoek at the Evangelical church ConMrs. Geo. Foreqmn is in Grand Rap-1 dtkud by Rev. Wurtz assisted bv Rev. ids receiving medical treatment. -B'aigammi of Ionia Mr* Gad Lykins. Jerome England of Woodland pa.wd, a niece of Mrs. Mn'acT* sahg two taaway Saturday, October 15 a: 10;Do vorite gong* -iri the Sweet By and A. M “t his home at Saddlebag lake at; By" and "In tlw Garden." Mr* M. ad “the ago ot go years. The funeral wo.'‘had lived in-and near Nushvtlle nearIheld nt the South Brethren churciljly all het life. She came to Mmiiumi Monday al lernrxm. He leave* three jfrohl Ohio when just a young girl. On 'children.xwb daughters. Mr*. Juhu'April Id rhe fell nnd br»k>-In-r hip mm Ritchie ot Kahmiizoo and Mra. Bcr-!)wl been cunflned to her. bed ever Lb. Box nard.Black of Woodland and one wm.j since. In 1874 she was married to ’ Curl England of Landing and three , Barber Mead of BarryvUk* whd pu .. ci j Bars grandchildren. Burial in Woodland i away about 24 years agb. In HW) *hi cemetery. 'moved with Beulah and Bernice toi . Mrs. Cleo. Faul accompanied by Mr. Naahville S<-irn children were burn Lb,. ■ .and Mrs. Richahi O’Brien and children to this union. Orlo who |M.-*ed awuviit •of Landing visited'Mr. and Mrs. Arthur ! me age of two years, ijdtoy who dz.l [ j Giddings of Taw ok City from Friday j eight yems ago. Charley of, Fhii'..! Hou. ' and Sunday. (Lloyd of East Lansing. Bertha WilcoxJ ! Mr. and Mrs Carl England of Lan-1 of Hastings. iWulah May-who pa-. wd |sing. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoover mid : away seven years ago and Bernice Can /-> on 1 Mr. and Mr*. John Ritchie of Kalama- Shaw of Vcrmiuitville. Rrlati-.. ? mi.U 'zoo wen- guesta of Mr. and,Mrs. Gkrt* |friend* wen- pn.-M-nt from Laivihg. Camels, Old Colds, ■ England Sunday. Eart Lansing. Hasting.. Flint. V*l^a.F6LlCS Chesterfields, Lvckies <Carlon ‘I E™“ «*»— M.UIUM Winiau. 1» in H.u: Grand Hund, vkiwr. snndn, , Lu. into th., rule W. C T. V. ran­ Tall Cans Alaska Pink ! Miss Reta Jarvi* spent the week end vention ; with relatives in Grand Rapid*. i „ ' ’. ,,, ,,, . , I Mr M Mr>. om. Kowlnder «i Tlx- ««, ■ I.r .u.r- club an errand Rapid, Sunday with Mr nnd tl|w” nu-Unu Widne., c can, church. The address! Mr. unn-nar Paul and rn Ibr alirr- I the MethtXlLtl . ........................... noon visited MIm Viridnia Faul ut Eos'.-'will be given by the Hon. W- W. Poi-l iter ol Lansing mid music will bi' lur-1 Wisconsin Cream i Lmuing.. . Mra. t’.lrii England. Mr:.. R G Fm- nlslied by the school. nie. Phyllis England and MLs* Louw ..On Wednesday Jrom one to eight P I Can. Hilbert were Grand Rapids visitor* M the public.L* invited to inspect iiu-l new community hrviwtai. Mrs. Jarttfer •Saturday. j -Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crockford And a practical nun* and Mrs: c.yik a.s< 22' . Lb. Bag , Utered rturse will be* in charSe- Tlivn , will-be three betf* to start with. Dozen Pair Don ild Gager und F. E. Bordei; i>i>en! ' m15. Clyde Brings i* in Laurttui a- • I 69c the u<vk end hutxmg mar Ludington tending,tlw 5ti-.h annual conwntiun oj j Fourteen member* of the Triple Link ; the Ri-bcrca Ibdge. c:ub Wjlrwnlk rwnwrt, ln.L. I 100 Lb. Bag by.?*rS’ t ... iu.Ik »< <h. L,Mr Mil. k' And Coal is the. Best Possible Form of Heat HE natural, even heat produced by coal in­ sure* you of a cpmfortable, healthful win­ ter. Don’t delay in or­ dering your supply— prices rise with the ad­ vancing season. So put your order in today. T COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better Our Truck* arc Prepared to Give Immediate . Delivery On Coal Ordered Now SMITH BROS..VELTE & CO POULTRY and STOCK FEEDS COAL, LIMEj CEMENT, ETC. TELEPHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. •f Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. 73rd 1859 1932 ANNIVERSARY SALE! WEEK END FEATURES MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO INJURED WOMAN SUMMONS AtD BY TELEPHONE This accident occurred to a Michigan 1 woman/ name and address withheld J "Mr*.. at homo alone, climbed upon a stool to hang up clothing to dry. Losing her balance, she fell and broke a leg. "With no ons to give her aid, her first outstanding event. AII.Agan Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Daeu-r spent the , week end with Mr. mid Mrs. Leon D ‘ • lowc'en Hard Times .party in the ba < merit of the Evangelical church Ol ter of D« Hon. • ■ Mrs Welby Crockfnrd and Mrs. Floyd Tuesday evening. herself across the flopr and, unable to Mr*. Grace Klemhans of Grand Rap i Kimble visited Mr... John Hu-ilon <■! reach the telephone, pulled It to the floor Barryvdle Thursday. Mr. and Mr*. Raymond Faul were I1 Mrs. e. A. Hanncman spent Sunday by the cord.and summoned help before with relatives in Grand fthpid*. in Laik-ing Sunday afternoon pnd M'- | Mctk-rbv. and son ’j losing consciousness." Geo Faul who ha- Ix-en spending tw>,.' ,Mrs. ----- * Frank ~ w.vks with Mr. anil'Tdrs O Bneii re-!c-*,rc Ho,b' ;utittddiMnc with them. Just one call in an emergency Mrs ' Nellie Hit * I which will tx- in oesMuii ’day. Mi'vS FUi Hitt und Mr*. Emma Hartl. ot telephone service tor a lifetime. | The fire department. ! the Patton farm about w'i ww*'• Lx-.-.cr. Saturday night Tiw hi.use burn Vincent Beckol Galesburg spent the j;!1’- ground. week end with hK gnuWriarent . Mr j Mr. mid M... Haloid Lmubtrum c:i .and Mr*. Hi-nry Beck. ’ itertumed Hw l.-dt.-r , j urenU and *b Mr and Mrs Gc-ontc Adams amt son I ter of twuA Grand Rj Melbourne. Mr... 1. Ariums.and Claire i week end. ;Tnruaitc spent Bunday afternoon wirhl Scwrul from here u.'i !Mr- Gertrude Adams and , family 'ot |C:<xk M-imLiy night t; ; Hastings. ,|Gl.v-;. the b’.irai'evangelii •rth Maple Gru Neil yroonun of Gun lake was .v chicken tiinne: . — ’ ’ 1 ■ Sundae guest at ti-.r Verne Thoma*’ WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN home Mi- Manuel Finkbelncr and ( .. . ------—, ----------------------- —■—— ---------------- ------------------------------ daughter? and grandchildren of Cale-; Mr and Mr* Harold —.----------------------------------------- WA-------------------------------------------------- doraa add her nle,-- .and d.iughtir of l e.i-nna an- vuitii:.- re Grand Rapids and Mr- Mary Ridel-, friend*. ■ man and daughters of Hastings were Mrs. Mincra Rothhaar !»>.. b e; iafternoon calter*. \ Irtaying with MIn- Sarah Kock-.-r Ila I Mr. and Mr*. Isaac Gllicupie.of Way- I"-'’, two weeks. land were Sunday, gue.'ts of Mr. mid Mr and Mrs Porter Kitine aui [Mrs. Joseph Schnurr. Ethel May weir Sunday guess of Mr Mr. and Mis Edward Perrault en-.at:dMr* Ray Morgan’hafer. ' tertamed tlie iatlcrf* sister from CiuMr. and Mr* Gid Gage. Mtrtin atk One way of judging an institution in times of ...is. *ton. Mr•and oi emo and Mr. and Mr*. David -Per- । Arts ' " Mis~. Syweid.i ' depression is by the percentage of its losses. Uinsing and Mr. and Mrs. John John­ (fault of Middlevillc and Mr and Mr*. •?-*" In this respect the Building and Loan Associa­ iFioyd Noffka and family local oh Sun- 1son spent Bunday with relative? neat [day. ‘ . tions, of the United States show most gratify­ Bellevue. ’ ■ Henry Rau and fmpily ot Wc.-t Mid-! •— . ing results, for the losses over t^e entire dk’wl’.c have moved on tiw Wm. O. -'umM.spent tlw week end with’ relativeCountry during the past year were only Laughlin f.uni 26/100 of 1 per cent of their total resources. I Mr ..» d Mr> (Henn Alien enterRev. and Mr* C- C. Gltaon and fam­ ; taln.’d tlw Larkin Club Friday night atj dy of Detroit spent from Thursday There wire no failures in Michigan during their home until Sunday with her parents: the past* year. '■ Mr and Mr* Ben Keagle and daiigh-1 Alice Comstock 1* visiting reb■ ter Marian were Sunday guest* oj' tiyes and friend* ut Sheridan. Why not buy Building and Loan shares? •Irteiid* at Nashville —:•--------- :----Maurice Thoma* attended the! FAIR LAKE. ;ivacl»r* Institute al St. Joe ThuraThere wilt be a Hallowe'en- Social dav and Friday. I Monday night. October 31 at the Dunn ' Mi** Jean Bidelnun of Hasting.* b school. Everybody come. Supper xill ‘pending this week with Mr. and Mr* , be served • Verne Thcmuu iIr« George Fry ha? returned to her Don't forget the Ladies’ Aid meet*1 hu,r'e ln Jackum alter spending a 1250 Griswold Street, Detroit this week Thursday m the basement! »«h her daughier, Mra. Lottie for dinner. Come. , J. L Maus & Son, Local Representative^ Hastings --- «-« . ' The Kinsley Ladles’ Aid was well atGrtat Britain. Bulgaria. Austria, tended winch was held at tlu home ol Hungary and Germany have po com- ;Mrs Agnes Willison and everybody rejpulsory military training. ported a fine tunc. thought was of the telephone, which was In another room. Painfully, she dragged ®!l? Rational SJoun & Inwstment fl[nmpam; 5 Soap Chips P & G or Kirks Flake Soap 10 2 Nutley Margarine 4 Northern Toilet Tissue Sardines 21c 25c 19c 25c 5c $1.25 Salmon 3 25c Pumpkin, Sauer Kraut «•- «'.> «„ 4 25c Cheese Corn, Tomatoes, String Beans 4 25c Rolled Oats 49c Canvas Gloves 4/,-> 25c $1.05 Scratch Feed 100 Lb. Bag $1.39 Daily Egg Mash Quart 21c Salad Dressing Rajah Broken Sliced, No. 2 Can 10c Pineapple Sparkle Cflatine Dessert Purc^Fruit Flavor 4 «»•- 19c COFFEE 8 o’Clock Red Circle Bokor 3’ u». 59c t*. 23c it. 27c FLOUR Iona mh u b., 39c Sunnyfield 45c Gold Medal or Pillsbury 65c I*.** Tender, Young Beef kDlCSlKS Round, Sirloin, Swiss,'Club Pork Steak L,an should., cm. Sauer Kraut N.wPark Beef Roast L.an nnd., cm, POrk Roast Cen,«r Cut,, Should,, Pork Sausage . Pork Chops Loan, Ribboned Cm, Salt Pork L.«n, „ FrarikfurtS Bologna LivmSamag, Picnics Hickory Smoked Sugar Cured d --- ----------- Bacon Our Verv StJuarea Lb. 1 Oc 3 Lb,. 23c 3 Lb,. 10c Lb. 6’^c Lb! 7c ,3 Lb,. 25c 3 Lb,. 25c Lb. 8c 3 Lb,. 25c Li>8c By the Piece kgc z-zsc ioc Slictd THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. �THS HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 26. 1912 HINDS CORNERS. I BLAKE SCHOOL NOTES. MU. Opal Manning vUitod her rta- i Our .r< OreggUguIng to ters in LantUng from Tuesday until thc ’*»chcrs Institute Thursday, and Saturday. ; Friday. ■ Orville Tobi.* of Detroit U visiting 1 S his parents, Mr. and Mnt. C. N. To- {JJJg £t0^ j,1' d Monda> *“**-• Investing Safely M . '. ! We made nice Indian designs-Friday Mason Newton from near Delton.'tnArt VnU BllMM, .Uh Mr. Ud Mr.. Ud w, our „„ Newton and family * schrad-yard. Burrell BhllHpa and mother, Mr*. W> had two visitors Thursday after-' • Most people today need very little advice along this line. Then Vida Phillip*, and Mr. and Mrs. Jay noon. Mint Vraoman and Ml** Stanton why procrastinate, atari a taring* account, do it today. This Snyder ol Hastings went to Kalama- of the Orangeville school. . < forty-year old inrtllutlon offer* you IU assistance and the ad­ UM Monday to attend the funeral of our school is having a pumpkin' . vice of men who have safely guided It through storms of Ranlca Mre Phillipa’ brother. Walter Smith. auto race ItMpelling and Dnmhy Foote und depressions, always with a margin of safety that has al­ Mr and Mrs Ronald Haynes and anti Elizabeth Woodman are in the lowed the payment of a 5% dividend, and* kept Its slock at 100 mm» suited lier brother. Mr. and Mr*, lead. cents on lhe dollar. Never a loss and never a miss. ■ Bechtel. aj^fanuly and family In Hastings Scott Bechtel, The eighth grade have made impleSunday. «■ ‘ 'ment. and old log cabin* (or history tn WK INVITE YOUR INVESTIGATION. Mr. Wallace of Hostings spent Sat- the shape of booklets’ containing the I urday afternoon with M. W. Skidmore, contrast between old and new way* ot 1 MBs, Mildred DeMotl of Hasting* hung and wurkini:. ■ speftt Sunday with her- parent*. Mr ca-stle wa* absent Friday. | • utid Mrs George DeMott and family. The eighth grade are r-n Joying their j I Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Tobias and Mr. contract work for aritmetie, grammar. Criiwold at Jefferson Delroil, Michigan ■and Mrs \Kcct Tablas and.'baby spent und history. 1 " Sunday with Kfr. and Mrs Fred Burti We like pur health picture* published ' __ _ ImuI Repri'sentutifc • and family in Urbandale. • by tho ckanlinem inatiiute-Thahk* to ■ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tobias and Mr. Mrfc HmiUi our CommbMoncr. i n-mTefflMdBCTani J. I.. M A U S SON .atid Mr*. Lewis Abbott of Battle Creek w,. aLv> want to thank the people In ' <3©* HASTINGS. MICH. spent Friday afternoon with Urnlr' the neigliborlwod lor the plants that | brother. Mr. and Mrs. M. O. Tobias I were given to the reh-w'. -Reporter, j Mlsi Thelma Tobias and friend. Mr. Virginia Hayward. Ttarhrr. Mb* Erma I Meyers, of Kalamazoo /pent Sunday oregg ’ - evening with her parenu. Mr. and Mrs '_J----------- --------------------CRESSEY, THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB. I Such plants us stocks, petunias, snap- m. o Tobias, Miss Leah Barrett accompanied MG* La*t Week's Letter. Tiie next mretlng uf the Garden Club dragons and galllardlas make fine Mr. and Mr- Culp spent the week will bu^nv Thursday. November 3. Each plant* to take up in |M>t* for White? Opal Manning to Lansing Tuesday and member lr. requested t«> bring the book­ blooming flowers. They give un extra Wednesday went on to Detroit to visit,end with Mr. and Mr*. Bill Strong at her mother. Mr* ■ Pearl Barrett. 1 Kalamazoo. let on ’Xlarden Rose* " -It Is hoped touch of cheerfulness to the home I Next week this column will take up. Mr- “»><! Mrs. Lewis Abbott of Battle The C. 8. C. was very pleasantly en-1 there may be a good attendance. One of Hie most successful methods n very thorough ducusaion ot the go- Cret-k spent Tuesday with her brother, ter tallied at th-? home cd Mr. and Mrs. and—ground mok- and method* ol Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Tobias. wm. Culp Wednesday for dinner with of storing dahlia tubers I* to keep,.pher -----------r—j- — ----- —inating -----••---, Mr und Mr*. AUerson and family ‘ Mrs.- Rlckcnmort- and Mrs. Houmt asthem in dry dirt in your collar or ba.>c-, exterm them. ;.|*nt Saturday in Battle Creek attend- siting the hartos*. Tlw next meeting t ment. After digging tiie roots, allow **1 ROBINHVE PARK. mu the Adventist meetings. iu1h )x. un oid i;Uh»m-d quilting party! them to dry quite thoroughly: then.1 Mr nnd Mr*. Glenn Dean and JL. — Mr . and Mr*. Floyd Tobias and al the home of Mr. and Mrs. Irving place them in tlie dirt. Keep the dirt f daughter flaAnn of Bowne spent Sun-, daughter ---“--r Marian, ----------- of - ---------------------Knlunuizooi Barber. sprinkled.occasionally through the wln-J■j day mm With urc the Utter'sa parents, m>. Mr. and - s|*nt Friday fvcn.ag evening with parent*: Mr. and Mr*. w.t.; hl* parent* HiuMrs. Don Dun Foreman of Ha*ter to prevent the roots from 77' juiianT ott* ’’ I:und brother. Orville. Marian remained linas . • shnvcllnu I1Mr*, Mr*. juiun Julian-Poll*. r ’om *. " ’ * Un|i> ana al,d Mr*. Tungate lungarc or «>( Gull ___ lake; _ |. .at|td (on ,n ffriends rj(.ndr, here Pridav. I ■ Homer Homer Ingram and anti faintly family of Ha*-.fur Ha*-. for the week end ' She returned wilh with i( | cai^j ITiday. Do- not attempt to divide fall bloom; tings spent Sunday with Mr. uhd/Mr-. . her father Sunday afternoon. ■.... — <-> . j .. . — — .... . -. . — ........ . ,„Hi« wwaw*# •••»■• ..... .......... —...—# ;-------- j. i aii,j Mr Lee ReVotilds and faui<... MMnnt.i. «!*»■ «. aM.a-a aKruaaK. ...• . I Will Heiulerehot and friend. Mr. Jly jipvn* ouiiaay wiin mi . ano arcs. ing perennials such n* nfltm, chrysun- G«,rar Poland. Hendershot '^., s.x,nl Sunday with Mr*and Mrs tlu-muni*. Micluu-ltnu* daisies, etc., un-< Fr.ti pr,Ji Ciril-r cisli-r and family of Grand Grand; Jacobs of Kalani»«» ■ ,,n al' vicki.bmg ' Kalamazoo spent .•jwnt Saturday |I chiui. Hurtft .. ........... .. til next spring. It you must-move Hum j papid* ......... sjH-nl .................... Sunday with his mother, with Mr. and Mr., Airs. C C.. N. N. T-.-blus TObiu* -nd, midi Mr aIul Mrs u.,lu. Blzi|in a,,,..,. tills fall, take up-the plant* with the Mrs . Marvin-------CUlcr-----------------------ahd brother Ray. --------------I|»enC went hunting. . t.uncd relative from JJatilc Creek 1 earth tibpul the roots and .move them «r und und Mrs. Mrs. William William Hulett Hulett of of MidMid------------Mr . 7.7. ------------------AArnfrs ‘rSunday. to their new b. d Next spring dnide (j|< viii<. called on Mrxund Mrs. Wright DOLT) CORNERS. <rI , ।' Mr and Mr- Robert Oosgnne visitVrlght i ?? . 1 j Tlie. TheaCedar Creek L. A A.’. 8. 8. wilt* wlit.have rd )lls JU3 bbrqfhcr aijd family near Martin tln-tn.allqalng_.iwo or three new shoots cllllord Sunday afternoon. have r(1 for each plant. . | Mrs. John Kollar accompanied Mr*.! a chiclen pie supper at tiie churrh Monday. If you care to try something new. Ada Skinner. Mrs. Hc!< n Miller and Saturday. November 5lh. Everybody -N. H. Barber will spend a few Mr* plant your sweet pea seed this fall In Mrs Benton to Hartings Friday Jo at- come a good 7.; supper. 7i io ’and -u Jarvi* , x r :dl,y* at L-aurtng this week. Mr. Mrs. Walter and fam- . — -----...» , ■ tlw Home a trench at»ut fix inches deep. Do Un* •lend —* ■* “ first lei-win of the “ ----- --Eco­ • ily and Mr and Mr*. Dcmmon* of DeCharles H. Ingersoll, the well-known • nomics Extension wart. Jutt 'before ’he gnnimi fnvxc* and'-------------------------------cover tto-M-ed carefully This will give Mr und Mr*. Sam Zerbe ,<>f Middle-itroit troll visit* <1 d at Fred Wright* Wright's and Mr. watch manufacturer. *till carries the ‘ ‘ Mrs. ' John - Hallock's Saturday j them a good rootfng and an curly rturt ville *|icnt from Thunday until Satur-fand andj flrst W11tch he made 40 years ago. ' day with Julian P-itt* Sunday. next spring. ‘ and faintly. The beat friend in the world is money bi your pocket. A hard old saying but true as it is old. and doubly so in times of de­ pression. Standard Savings & Loan Association ARE YOU EASY TO SOOT? When you' judge all the candidates for filling your bin — make sure of this WiFi you be SOOTED or SUITED. Our candidate wears nobody's SOUT—lie stays in the furnace anti gives you a hot administra­ tion—doesn't come up in the house und spread his SOOT all over walls and furniture. For a clean candidate — doesn’t even smoke. VOTE FOR CONSUMERS^ 7, COKE GIVES SATISFACTION IN ALL TYPES OF FURNACES For Better Heat, Cleaner Home, Less Work ORDER FROM YOUR QQAP DEALER .OR PHONK^dOUtJ Consumers Power Company THE FALL REXALL ONE CENT SALE IS NOW ON! A BARGAIN-PACKED DAYS A I That Will Be Talked About for Months! T* Wednesday -Thursday- Friday- Saturday October 26 - 27 - 28 - 29 This Sale Includes: Rexall Remedies Pure Food Products Toilet Goods Pure Test Products Stationery Rubber Goods and Candy See large hand bill for full list of items. This is the time to get your fall and winter needs in drug store items! 1c takes the place of $1... and we pay the tax on all one cent sale items! CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL STORE HASTINGS GOODS DELIVERED - ■ PHONE 2131 HE MADE GOOD ON HIS PROMISES Four years ago Herbert Hoover promised to work for agricultural relief and provide a farm coopera­ tive marketing organization that would enable the farmers to market their own production. That promise was kept and today there are thou­ sands of farm cooperatives functioning successful­ ly, and from which the farmer is profiting and will continue to profit much more in the future. He promised tariff protection for farm prod­ ucts and kept that promise and the farmer is receiving from eight to eighteen cents a bushel more fof wheat of the same grade than are the neighboring farmers across the Canadian bor-' der. That applies also to com, to live stock and other farm products. While American prices are too low they are higher than the prices on the same products in any other exporting country. He promised protection for American in­ dustry and American wage-earners, and he . kept fliat promise when he secured the passage of reasonable tariff schedules that are not ex­ orbitant bnt prevent the dumping of merchan­ dise made by cheat) labor in impoverished Europe. He promised reduction in the general oper­ ating costs of government. While extraordi­ nary conditions have called for extraordinary expenditures to meet them, the regular oper­ ating costs'have been reduced by half a billion dollars a year. He did that despite the contin­ ued opposition of a Democratic House of Rep­ resentatives led by Democratic Vice-Presiden­ tial Candidate-XSarner. He has continuously requested the Con­ gress for authority to work out a reorganiza­ tion of governmental departments, the elimina­ tion of those not essential to the welfare of the people, or that duplicate the work of other de­ partments. A Democratic House of Represent­ atives,’ led by Democratic Vice-Presidential Candidate Garner, has persistently refused such authority. . President Hoover has kept every promise he made the American people when he received their votes four years ago, and— In addition to keeping his promises he has supplied a superb leadership for the nation during the most serious financial and industrial depression since the close of the Civil war; has met the situation squarely; has planned boldly but wisely for national recovery, and has set us again on a safe road to better conditions. . Knowing the re-election of Herbert Hoover means better prices for farm products, more jobs for the unertiployed, less cost of government, quicker financial and industrial recovery, we urge the people of this community to cast their votes (or a proven leader— PRESIDENT HERBERT HOOVER . �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1932 FAOI FOURTEEN I ' . | I LEGAL NOTICES | ASSYRIA. WEST HOPE. MTLO. FASTEST HEN TAKES jI It .being the eighty-second natal Ini Last Week’s Letter. twenty fourth annual convention SECOND IN CONTEST the life Journey of MT. Alec Cortrightt Wednesday being Mr*. Kate Collins* ofThe Prairieville Township Sfinday School SEVEN KINDS OF COAL 'of La<T.v a pleasing get-to-gcther eventI birthday, Mrs. Clara Morehouse gave Association will be entertained at chawcext MOTIOX, E&RS Must Meet Standard Ke- t00it pbce the home oI her dallgh.• a surprise party for her. inviting Just Prairieville Methodist church Sunday. MhhiB.n t'l ih. Cirruii rar quirements In Weight To ter. Mra. Rose Klowittcr. of Battlet girlhood chums,* some of whom Mrs. November 6. at 1:30 o'clock. A good -> n.— !» M.Brrrr uraj. ' Creek on Sunday, the children beingi Collin* had not seen for yeiira. Those program will be provided with Dr. J. C. Qualify Birds For Prises „,d evtolii;> prerent were. Mrs. Belle Sepherd of Willgtts of Grand Rapids to give the .... — East Lansing—The famed race be- and pot luck repist. Prairieville. Mra. AUto Collins of Det- address and Mrs- Siiephcrd in cliarge 'u.ii™bi »»•'<> w.u«>. YoUn, ivopn-.j ton. Mrs. Eva D^fvynport of Cloverdale. of tlie music. Ail interested in the MirSicas. paralleled by the egg: pro- wwkrr p( lhe d^rict'of tiw. Miss Jennie Stories of Hickory Cor- work are urged to come. ,4 Mid reutt hrld *i thr r«»rt *’i'ce "c£nUy included- at counf« of Rclbticus Education, met in। tiers and Misses Euphenla and Jose­ sx n ' ra’-’T"”' JJ^iwn-Bta c when* a Barred con^.e* Sunday. the teachers of the. phlne Carpenter of Wail lake. A love­ children of Kalamoroo were week end sx of Orfowr. A l>. (•»az. • i n.-vlr hm <f »■««*•«> foot won first ... . . .1^. b'bi-hzh *b?*‘io l,ld b™,. ly dinner was served at one o'clock by guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. Bradfield and i ’, ' place while a kithom in the same con- ■ . „ . — . Mrs. Morehouse. . assisted by Mrs Jack. iuw'mm m ta’kf Sr.rd n ihr test laid 314 eggs during the year. ’ Bertha McKibbin. Mrs. Collins re­ A genuine surprise was given JKr "nd 4 Ckarka a HH -ri.. n. < uoid.ar. Thr winners nrc decided-by the num- 1,^tlot‘ *H* mf?t. o” ' ceived several floral tokens of es­ Mrs Bradfield Saturday evening when b" *nd the weigh: of the eggs The ‘hr teem and. a lovely afternoon was spent fourteen . friends from Kalamnaoo eggs OI of UK' the (Htrrou Harrod Rock 40 6= ^‘h- d'*r ,»<* •Utr B«(.k >(..! orp n<*ci; weighed wrigiicu tuu. .. “* teachereM«?FBng - at in rcmlniscense. walked In with mysterious looking . . . .. Grand Rntilus. f . t pounds while those of the Leghorn Grana Ra’,ld, and. baskets und,-----------------proceeded to A goodly number tit ladles met at .packages -------- ------------ —---------weighed 30 3 pounds. Each brn conLisle Strickland 'and family have, Telephone 2515. Frank Sage Hastings, Mich. . -sumed approximately 91 pounds of moved tb the Lucian Hyde farm ro- Mri. Ray Barnes' Friday and organtred | make themselves at home. The host i'lBtd in ti i!»t grain., mash, buttermilk, and codliver cently vacated by Joe Belson and fam- a Garden Club. The following official* j and hoateu. soon regained their coin’ni’Av" rllKKKFoilE wcre elected: Pres., Mrs. Ray Barnes; po»ure and four tables of progressive !n>aking these records. lly. ' WWWVWWWtMWWMWWMWW Vice-Pres.'Mrs. Bert McCallum; Secy J pedro were in play. A bountiful lunch . . I'.’i Fmt place winner in the ccmte.st w.vThe annual Chririfnas bazaar and Treas. Mra. Lester Monica. The J*'tw swved und several useful gifta , .! s..i.owned by Frank Teasdale. ‘'’Contord. chicken.-’pie supper sjiem-wred by th« tpid 1 >. t.< rr IL. i...' nn -1-_ vLadles* Aid Society «... ___ next meeting wi'l be held the first Fri- were left as a reminder of their frtend- neaday and went through the Kellogg ty n-., Ont .: ,Hu*' 314 eggs ........ wm* laid by ..h I,..,, ben Briggs has. ,been MARTIN CORNERS. ’ owned by H. A. Keister. Bangor. Michl-:.scheduled for . Thursday evening. day in November at Mrs. Lester MOni-.Miip and Mrs Bradfields birthday. Mrs. Clara Wilder of Battle Creek Ln ca's. ' ' Thirty-four .partook ot a delicifiu* Food Plant. They were actompanied gnn, । November 17. by their teacher. Mis* Newark, ot the visiting Mrs. Eva Traulwein-for a ft‘w Dr Kinde and Mra. Sue Nobles , dinner al the home ot Mrs. Schultz ■' Owners of birds which laid 300 or Mrs. Don Foreman of Hastings, sec- visited our school Tuesday forenoon1 Wednesday, provided by the hostexser. Kellogg school.' days. is'la.’ nuin’ during tile year nrc H. A rotary of the Barry county Red Cross. and rxamlncd and vnerinaied the chil- Mesdames Schultz and Quick of Milo Tuesday evening Mesdaines Germain. Her many friends here regret very ia. i-L.i, i Kqlstcr, Bangor-. Frank Teasdale. Cun-'spent Wednesday in our midst in tlie dren. W<- parents certainly appreciate1 Ladies' Aid A splendid program of Wood. Boyle. Bradfield and Miss Hack­ much tiie passing of Mrs. Annina Pike, I -"I* *- cord. Ont ; Munja Garden Farms, intercut of the Rod Cross roil call and this work as »e wouldn't feel able to [ readings and a photograph game were ney attended the Home Maker's Club who passed away at Pennock hosjiital Bangor; Townline poultry Farm, Zac- welfare work. Mrs. Elizabeth Gray was allord It ourselves, right at present.: provided by Mra Osborne Mra. Kraus at Kellogg school (Tuesday morning after an illness of / .I ’i: land; Dundee Poultry Farm. Dundee: secured ar. chairman at Lacey and Mrs. Plans have been formulated for the The county taxpayers can feel that i «a'c several piano selections and Mra annual bazaar which will be held ut two yean, borne with great fortitude i f Freohlcy Le shorn Farm. Atwater., Lola Schroder at Assyria Center. and patience. Siu* was born in this Ohio; Kempivilk* Agricultural School. Charles, fhe sixteen year old son of their money is going for a good pur- 1 Percy Jones sang three selections. Mrs. Milo church November 16. vicinity and grew to womanhood here, [xwe in preventing cilscaM- in iu fu-1 Kraus nccomjvatded her. A lovely day r.i.’r’ I,"’Kemptville, Ont : Carey Farm. Aligns- Seeley Phllll|>s, who was the victim of lure and her cheery smile wih be missed by citizen.'. »“* M*nt in this beautiful home., . tn. Ohio; J. A. Hanson. Corvallis. Orc. scarlet fever and failed to break out NORTHEAST WOODLAND. tier many friends and relatives. Her Sunday guexta ot Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mrs. Charlotte Ryerson of Hostings The Michigan State College conic;,t was taken to tlie University*hospital Leon Tyler, wife and Mrs. E. J. Shel­ funeral was held at her late home in Barnes were. Mrs. John Osgixxl and spending a few days with her sister, Jtadre iis ,,>c onIy ’ WO birds conteM cooUnu-iOn Saturday for treatment. The father j Orangeville Thursday afternoon and Mrs Ina Johnson of Plainwell and Mr. 8. B. Wilcox and niece. Mrs. M don wen* in Lansing Saturday. ’ ' tng in the United States.' Entricsvin.ali (was taken a week previous. Mrs Tompson ot Vermontville called (She was laid to rest beside her mother I others have fallen below the 1,000: Mr and Mra. Bernard of Assyria will nnd Mr*. Ira Jolui'on of Harbor ’ Bradfield. Lyle Wilcox of Battle Crrek was a on Sheldon's Friday. Also Rev. Wynn In Woodlawn cemetery Hastings. The >n-" • i mark. | entertain the Christian Endeavor at a Spring.-. Mr. and Mrs. R. Boulter and bereaied husband and other relatives Mr. nnd Mrs. Bliss Boulter of Doster | c*‘ller of his parents and st*U r. Mr of Woodland. ------------- -►*-•--------------- i buxineu meeting oh Friday evening, were Thurwlay guests there. und Mrs. 8. B- Wilcox and Mra. BradMr. mill Mrs. Burr Cotton and fam­ have our <lcci>ysl sympathy. *; EAST ORANGEVILLE 1 October 36. Remember the chicken supper at the Mr. nnd Mra Glen Morehouse and «’<*« Saturday. , ily of Grand Rapids spent Sunday at I . AND WEST HOPE The Modern Wpodtnan of Lacey enchurch Thursday evening November 3. Mrs Annie Humphrey of Gull lake Pliny Hansbnrger. iZi"'i.r I Laid W«vk's U'tter. . ■ tertaiiwd at a game nupper Saturday Mr ami Mra Harold Springer and Mrs. Will Velte spent Friday in Has­ Plan to attend. . iz-arbiri Mr. und Mra. Austin Ftrris and two'night, two drill tents of that order Gloria Joan were Kaimu.woo Mioppers HX'nt three days last week with HutFriday. “ <' Bellinger. . tings. •ni‘daughters of the Bristol District visit- from Battle Creek. The drilling took We noticed the little poem In! Several from here attended tire L..A Mr. and Mrs. Will Velte called on E. EAST WALL LAKE AND VICINITY. oBo,ti','cd Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Byron Titus Place on the Nickerson lawn, making Sunday .visitors at E. D. Reynolds i»r. .'.f Mrs Hattie Anders entertained Mr ,« very interesting and pleasing event. ' Powers Echoes ' and would like to add.8 supper nt Prairieville Friday evening J. Bates and Wife Sunday afternoon. were. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cairns of I1 "■ "• । Erway of Hostings and Mra. Lyle LeiMra- Bcxtle Strickland left Friday our wails-to it. - Would the people in “»d ‘*>c Republican mass meeting with Mrs. Bates is Just about the same. Henry Greible called on his sister. Doster and Mr. and Mrs. Art Thomas Mr Sterling of Ben|pn Harbor as tuiar of Delton Sunday. ’ for Lansing to visit her daughter. Miss the north end of. tins neighborlvood speaker pronouhevd it a stirring .*cnd in their items please? v— All an •'-** —■*—• ............. ... Mrs Snyder in North Odessa and tv­ of Kalamazoo. ’. . ,*hr Mr. and Mra. Jas. Collins and, Mr. Or^n Strickland. . ports she is Just the same. Chas. Kahler and wife. Clifford Kah­ Tlie community meeting will be held addresf. Mrs. Albert Warner Mr a George were In r-.!.... tbr and Mra. Kalamazoo n»d ”d Mrs.c-, Elizabeth Wood and other ninth . ..Patton ..ot Kalnpiazoo ....i... Miller „ ...... John Gardner, wife and daughter ler. wife and two sons motored to Big visited Sdnday —Bert and... Mrs. n-. Baltic Creek .... on Saturday wheni.he xub- at Je&Lc Osgood’.' this Friday evening.’ Ida Barner -* milled to a minor operation for mas- tlie program will be in keeping with graders of the Future Hotpe Makers called on Mr. Gardner's brother at Rapids Sunday to visit their cousin. club took a trip to Battle Creek Wcd- Charlotte Sunday afternoon. . Barney Laser. Mr. and Mrs. Vet Erakin nnd1 lold <«•««•' Congratulations to Ronald 1 Anders 'daughter. Mr. Wilbur, and Mr. BurMlM ’-«ma Miller nf the Ellis disrouglis of Battle Cn*k. Mrs. Dipnrr of trifl ’•Pent' part of last week with her and Miss Sarah Cooke who were mar­ DeHoll. Mr. Jake ot’aunl A’:n,>s .a Purcell, of Hastings ueiuNi. Mr mid nnu Mra. Mrs. ... jaxc Huffman Huriman .........with .uuuhkj ried Saturday. .. ..... . —Sunday . oi .-.iflrl ■I"" Barney Mill* were entertained ;,,,d with (,,.r her T.nA and a -.ziatcU. cousin. Helen Scld' ' J ...» by Mr. Mr. unu and Mrs. ByronTHus. an -, uyrouiinis. . . ..Maxine Swift attended the• e . .... . . . > "Knntltuht Fifteen numbers and one visitor were Wrddim: bells have ning again in! b^.‘ Xl“.u n , ,. this community a« Ronald Anders and I, '1,.r' *,nrt ,5 Warner of De­ present nt the regular October meeting 23. Miss Sarah Cook were married Salur-1 U1C cnd at ‘he >“»«» held ut the home of Mrs. Orptai Rlcliday. Congratuhtlow E"*’".'*' ?,r Fr,'’‘ artbon. Mr. and Mra. W. B.‘Hayward visited ^n,‘‘r and «iUi them wciv guavta of Tlie meeting was called to order by their daughter. Mr, and Mrs Lew War- n£. “ . Mn‘ Byron Guy of Maplc the Pres.. Sopha Smith. Devtotionah were In charge of Alice Chase. i ncr, nnd daughter ol Hastings Sunday. , Mr. nnd Mra. Ernest Johncock tJ. “ ,ent4‘rt“,n Mrs. Smith reported fourteen peony . .Ml,:™ „,nn.r»n ,i Uir ‘J?hlStJSJTfif S Cl“ bulbs paving been planted in the CoaU[ CHOICE QUALITY MEATS tom- ol Mr. .nd -Mr. Ato H>»w~d I SLij!™0? °n w«>toAd»y .B.moon, Grove school yard. These were given)' Saturday evening. [October by Dr. Upjohn and arc a part of tliei County Flower project. Mr. and Mra. Jas. Collins entertained lb Round or Sirloin Mr. and Mrs. I. R. Jones und son Ir-1 ‘ aki.ion itMtK. As the next meeting is to be an win of Galesburg. Mr. nnd Mrs. Har- 1 Tlw Carlton L A. 8. Is sponsoring n oyster supper and masquerade. thr old Lindt man ot Grand Rapids and: community pot luck dinner tor election following committees were appointed. Mr. and Mra. Pau! Ruhl ol Newbury ida>- November 8th. to which the en- Orplia Rlchardron. Blanch Buyne and Sunday. •, toundup U invited. A program is Mary Townsend as lhe Menu Commit­ Mi.- Hw.z Ford of Hickory Comera <»“>« planned to be given in tlu* aft- ter -and Ninn Townr^ijd, Alice Aller J vlMtMl .Mr. nnd Mrs. W\ R. Jolmcock ‘ ernoon. Ploase bring your own table dtng and Artic Densmore for tlrff’din* SHANKLESS on Wednesday. She had taken her.-service; a free will ottering will be tak- Ing room. . Tlw election of officers was held at mother. Mrs. Jciinic Searles, to attend 11 iKsjxnl n good many will this meeting and the following were a birthday party tor Mrs. Kate Collins; » attend and enjoy the day. of Hasting'at the home of Mrs. Clare I Tbe M. E church Is gathering elected for 1933. ' ' "* Mm. * Alice - — Collins also I canned'fruit to be sent to the Bronson Morehouse. i,Methodist hospital, at Kalainiuoo. All Vice-Pres —Bessie Woodman. attended the party. i who h.*hi* some to donate, please leave Secy.—Nina Townsend. TAMARAC CORNERS. ,[nt the home of Mrs. c. B Valentine Treas—Kathryn Richardson. ’and it will be very much appreciated. Last Week's Letter. Pianist—Artie Densmore. Mr. aiid Mrs. David Hcfflcbowcr: The B>y ______ Scouts, accompanied by At this time our club brought their -‘Alice Aii'puughi of Freeport have -omc of their parents and their leader, annual donation of fruit, vegetables proved back into this neighborhood- E. D. Cheney, attended the Court of and jelly to be taken to Pennock -hos­ onto the Trim farm, which they re- Honor at Hastings Wednesday nr- pital. . .cently purchased. We welcome them nine. The Scouts received their TenAlthough several members who were old st fbelbuck into our neighborhood. derfoot badges at this time. to take part in the program were un­ "'■.'"’p.i Mr. a,ld Mrs. Luke Smith of Eaton: Mr nnd Mra Wm. Crockford and able to be present Ute following pro­ Combination Sale i Rapids called on their cousin, Mra .Mra. Hulllbergvr visited at the h-.xne gram was given with Irene Brooks as; JEWEL =. Judse nf, Della Cotton Sunday P. M •— <>f Mr. and Mra. Joe Crockfurd• of- chairman. PURITAN Anuw... m ! Mr- ant* Myric .Curtis spent Holmes church , vicinity’Sunday. "We grow like whnt we think of. sol ' • ‘ ’ Saturday in Grand Rapids. Mra Pearl Young of Battle Creek lei us think of the good, the true, the! i ...in nic| Boss Cotton sj»nt. Monday and visited Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Daniels Fri­ beautiful." : "l; Tuesday with relatives in Grand Rap- day and'saturduy. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Roll Call! My Worst Fault. ! Craig and son of Hastings were guests Rending—The Land of Beginning A Mild Bourbon Santoi :of Mr. and Mrs. Daniels. Sunday Again—Alice Chase. r i !! ‘ ’ J?. t i ! I m,!“ Juflmta Marfow lias employPaper—Try to Look Pleasant—Artie Pint your land rich? uked the pros-1 ment al the Jwnu. of >Mr. 3nd M„ Densmore. pectlvc buyer. ----------------------------Tarp Loftus of Hastings. Recitation—Myself—Blanche Bayne. FREE I - One 20 ox. pkg. of Country - - JTUtht,.t° T,PUK1 ,hr f"™r -* Mr. and Mrs. Allan king »>>u and waie Dale Ol of Reading—The Day's Work —Leola candidlj. "I ve put all my money irtto, near Woodland were guests of Mr. and Woods. Club Pancake Flour with tach purchaie l * . Mra. Fred-Henney Sunday of Puritan Syrup Meeting adjourned to meet at the* --------------------------------------------------------i Mr. and Mrs. C. B Valentine and Community 'rooms November 9. This . family attended night scixxjl m Wood­ is tQ be an evening meeting for the land Friday evening. Club Members and families and it is hoped all members may be present, as Beit pure - Bulk STATE ROAD. lhe 1933 Club programs are to be sub­ mitted—Press Correspondent. h. h<n । Last Week's Letter, / . Armour’* Starvation Lard lb. 8c — 2 lb, 1 I Our first P. T A. Triursday evening tuy.'rf *a$ a *pk*ndid succe.M. Our school oddcx rox publicajiom .r.; house was packed and all enjoyed a Ail who attended the concert given , fine program. Pearl MattliewK und '’/Y; .Viola Kennedy furnished sandwiches by the Indian Band of Mt. Pleasant at the church Suncby enjoyed ij very Fancy new dry pack - Golden ripa - Flaxodul . f tani, and toffee. ’ • •• • Mr. nnd Mrs. James O’Connor en­ much, several from here attended the tertained gompony from New York for program at the church in' Hustings . t.. ik, I one week. They , were newly married •Sunday night. The Parish Orchestra played for the "f and autoed through to spend their Sunday School convention Sunday at i1 honeymoon here. . .... (.fi Clifford punningham of Grand Rap- Dowling. 20-ot. Miss Velma Kellogg spent the week! ni • i ids visited Sunday with hts brother. end with her sister. Mrs. Robert Gias-' K i Archie and family. of Dowling. „,rir Janet Pettengill and Ekie Sothard row 1 Mr. and Mr*. Dave Waters of Mason, j •>* 'attended tlie funeral Sunday of Josix*r Beach and spent the . afternoon Mr. and Mrs. II. J Lewis und son-of , 1 with Mr. and Mrs. John Wilkes b*d 1St. Johns. Mrs I^tnah Fisher and chil­ Lacky S4ril>a. Old Gold,-Carnal dren of Nashville and Mrs. Glenna I i sa-.. Mary Miller near Middleville M Lhaiitrfiald Jack O'Connor had a .birthday last Winslow and daughters 'Ruth and Golden ripe fruit week so Mrs. O’Connor inviteil in n Elean* visited at the .home of Mra. I '' . few friends for Use evening, cards were Ira Chaffee Sunday and helped celc——— i played and all had a fine .time wishing 1brn.te her birthday. Several from this place attended tliej Jack m'any more birthdays. shower at the parsonage .for Mrs. Showerman. Manhmxllowi 5 63c ' jX.'w ; Friday. They moved on the Fred AnCaapAra - rkfc and crcaaiy su»art. h«.*.and *. i drus farm this summer, so another Sardine, a'-fMc da'j ”r ncl’,lbor h“ gone from our midst. In U>M«to muc« Get Up Night,? nt Jar.,,an I McOMRER SCHOOL. Make Thit 25c Teat Bread iM|< io*i 6c Sg^’i Vs’r' Last Week s Letter. Cranbarric, 2 iu 25c i (a.„ a:.d We played ball with Durfee Friday, Use this easy bladder physic to do-d - nrtr . McOmber won 29-2L We beat the drive out impurities and excess acids which cause Irritation that results hr , star «*e this year. . Ctlary r- -b..The "th grade are making a log ca­ in leg pains, backache, burning and getting up nights. BU-KLTS, the l bin arttl lhe arc furnishing it. Lux Flaks, i The nr*{- *rcond. and third grades: bladder physic, containing buchu. Juniper oil. etc., works on the blad­ der pleasantly and effectively, sim­ ilar to castor oil on the bowels. Get Mr Ketcham spoke at our school a o 25c box <5 grain size* from your week ago Friday. druggist. After four days, if not re­ •/ We are going to have a Columbus lieved-of getting up night*, go back program Wednesday. Vernon Smith 1, and get your money. You are bound chairman —ttora Gardner, reporter. to feel better after this cleansing and you get your regular sleep. Sold by E. L. Kone. Nashville. Corveth Ac Stebbins. Hastings, Mich. VrroB ONE FOR EVERY PURPOSE Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. CUT YOUR FOOD BILL BY SHOPPING AT KROGER'S STEAK . IQc u. 7C BEEF CHUCK ROAST SMOKED PICNIC SLICED BACON CORNED BEEF “• 9c 45c Lb- 10c • COFFEE SYRUP 2 39< LARD 25‘ PUMPKIN — BULK OATS QUAKER OATS BANANAS 25c Sc Sweet Potatoes 10c 15c 19c 23c CIGARETTES 2 - 25c 4 . 19c Apples 2 10 3 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-11-02.pdf 20698677bfed037fd637a6a1a61d21ec PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR OEEMEUT BE WITH NASHYIUE BANK 18 PAGES SAYS DEMOCRATS DO , NOT FAVOR NOMINEE HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER 2, 1932 Beware of Last Minute Election Stories —Those Who Resort to Such Dis­ reputable Tactics Should Be Defeated PAGES Ito 8 PSYCHOLOGIST TO SPEAK AT CENTRAL P. T. A. NUMBER 27 LOWED GROSS DOES RELIEF WORK Dr. Street From Kellogg Foun­ dation Coming On Thurs- f day, November 10 HALF OF EVERY MEMBER­ The Centra) P. T. A. Will have their SHIP DOLLAR REMAINS Arrording Jo report* that have come contemptible piece of buxine**. it h meeting at the Central school nudlputting out such attack* al the last any candidate for publlr oilier running torlum on Thursday night. November IN COUNTY 10. They lave been very fortunate in out in this county, *o that a reply 'minute when a reply l« practically Im- for hi* flret term, which I* subject to' the speaker for that occasion as they would Ije Imjxmible. to circulate verbcriticism, that crttlcslm ought to be । have an exceptional one Through Dr. ANNUAL ROLL CALL of Barry cotnjly will do. a* they always done fairfv and In the open, so that, KinrlfKinde, ht-ari head nf of the the Rim Barry Ciumlv County OPENS ARMISTICE DAY h.„ “»"■ Jr„“» tain candidate* on both ticket*. have done In a caw of thh kind, show Ih. ..ndW.u -nd hl. (H.nd, . . , . „„ . KlU Dl ihr K-llodd Foundation, lot, ■ . hum, l» I.. IL Hh-n .urh «• | Wr„ lo U»l mreUn, Chairman For Various Local!uwd in opposing the republican candi­ Ing for the party who ha* been unfair­ ta<ks are made without giving such a Dr. Street has kpoken before the teach- /ties In County Are Announced date for Congm* In thh dhtrict. John ly attacked. Such method* of c»m- chance for reply or explanation. Il Isler* here and they say that he Is a By Mrs. Foreman, Chrm. (’. Ketcham, and again*! one or po*- palguing are so low-driwn and di*rep- ulr Id ronrlu,!. Ih.1 Ih. du. k. ur \ tmt.rt.M- -l-.hr Th, jratr.m .ill Few people realm- the amount of relutable that decent folk* will, and ought unworthy and no 'attention should !>•• be what may be called a Kellogg Pro­ klbiy two county candidate*. gram Not only ore members of the ■ lief work being dune to. resent them. If there i* anything P T. A urged to come, but al) parents > by the Barry County are especially invited. They will gel foundation because, if there f* a dirty. in the record of any candidate run- date who h unfairly attacked. Fted Croe.* chapter from this address without question a‘ J "• tuul1 the character lot of help in suggestions us to man­ fit of ’the ' cases with agement of children: tor we are learn­ Which they have to I PLANNING JOINT PARTY ! Ing that j&ychology has a place in‘ C/\ - 17 «k’*L’ i child development. We hope there may be u good attendance next week man. roll call chair­ 1 Ex-Servicc Men And Their | Thursday, night nt the usual hour. man. related some ot her experiences ^Families Invited To Slum ;rt the tyethodtst church Sunday eve­ ning that every person in this city and Supper And Program county should have heard She told THIS YEAR'S EXHIBITS. NOV The Nashville State Bank has beep in I Plans are being completed for the of tlxe pitiful conditions found in a receiver'* hands for something over a 4 AND 6 PROMISE TO cbservuiicc of Armistice Day. Novcmhomes where formerly there had been year. The receiver has ch»c to $2OQ.Bfe UNUSUAL Iber 11. by the American Legion and plenty, but now. because of various ooo In cash oh hand, and ha* not ptfid Auxiliary. FAUtoBousa* reasons, there was positive poverty. In It out in dividends, because there was a It has been decided not to have a many cases, people are too proud to question that had. to be decided first. FINE PROGRAM FRIDAY .... . ex-service PROCEEDS GO TO banquet this year, but tiw There are about $80,000 of deposits in 1 BOARD CAREFULLY CONSID­ ask for help, never-having had to do WIRUT IQ FRFF TH Al I I men and tlie Auxiliary womfh and so before. When you consider such that bank made by the county, the vil­ WELFARE ASSOCIATION Niufi 1 ia rncc iu mlu th,.lr lamlUes ar,. a)l lnvltctl to a NEW CONSTITUTION AND things—families of children with no ERED QUESTION OF lage of Nashville, the township of , , . ,I slum" supper at tiw Legion hall at six 1Movement . shoes, no bedding, no’ food, no heat. ■ Castleton and several school districts. BY-LAWS ADOPTED BY Is Sponsored By j Exhibits Open To Public Thur». ,„fM AnM»u„. Ikl) . . DEPOSITS and no comforts—can you refuse to Tlie question was whether these public MEMBERSHIP day and Friday Nights Folkrwng the supper there will be help the Red Cross? Fifty cents of Lions Club—All Who Can 1 deposits were preferred over ordinary u/m,n„i [s<><rtc gaWs and stunt*, there will be. every SLOT membership remains in deposit* tn that bank~_ILJhcy are. be­ ONE IMPORTANT ITEM Without Charge , 1()r t|10M> to . Should Attend Barry county for just such relief work fore the lecetver ran pay anything on INTERESTING DISCUS<*■/*■■ nr a*ar**ir**ar-*i-rt* Ij The inc A ?‘nB Expositlos; *s»po»uon next Friday rriuay and ana card* earn* iot an who wno care rare to play. pray. It is not neceaoary to go into any' Ag-HE for all WAS OVERLOOKED as stated above. If you cannot give imy other deposit claims lie would have SION OF AMENDMENTS and Saturday promise.* to be the most | Last year there was a splendid at-,detailed explanation, for everybody; —-------money, perhaps you could give a bushel to pay these claims in full. Hie mut­ ----------| outstanding one—in the history 0! Has- tendance at the.. joint party — and i-.<i a .:.you [recoqnixes that uicreis an urgent need Transferrance Of Cash From of pdtatoea. some fuel, or clothing or ter was brought before Judge Hawley, for welfare work in this ci|y. Raising bedding Any gift will be accepted and sitting-far Judge McPeek in tills cir­ Several Resolutions Passed And tings High school—and this achool!win be welcome again tills year. ' Other Funds Will Supply in j money in the ordinary way by pawing Will Ro Proaontprl Tn Stoto ,) ta » ds ,lv ' 1 »n Huit respect among the [ Complete detail* will be given appreciated. cuit. not. long ago. The Judge decided will Be rrcsentea 10 state hl h M1Chlgnn it will in-, next week's Banner. n .’itibM-rtplipn paper has gone the Um-| Funds For Poor Board that theic arc nut preferred deposits, Through the distribution of Red And National Organizations 'held‘in the *hlte building on the • ------ —-*-♦-•--------------lit. There In only one way left, and!i Tlie cloning two or three days of Cross flour, some of these wants are and Hi it tiiey would share with otlwr, , that is to put on some form of enter-1 October resslon of the board of su- being supplied, and when the Red CONG. J. C. KETCHAM deposit.* equally in any distribution ।I The Barn County Form Bureau met c’‘^ra! 6T">md.* talnment whereby each person who in. annual meeting at. the Hasting-. The iruUn feature ot the program made by the bank. Cross cloth Is made into garments that IS ATTACKED “.'m "’"‘X The people of Nashville have suf-'I court house on the afternoon of Wed- Friday night will b6 presented by Mr will also help, but there are still manyu-xHx-, crtHTuiu pic-1 ----------- order that this relief work may he; "S.reeen, *e«inn needy ones asking the Red eroa* for October 26 . jc. c A. A Paquin. Paq^J' wix> *,n’ win give Mlve motion n*ft10nJ}n ,I frred mucl} trouble and inconvenience I| nesday. [' Scenic Michigan and ItsiWlld By One Of Those “11th Hour ca£?cd,‘.’n'., ~ ‘ ixeause there was an unusual number assistance. bccaii.se of having no bunk. They ore' A new constltutloh and by-laws govrnlng the county organization were Ufe. tale, also two new fpm*. DeiT Hunt-1 ■ Tlie Hastings Lion* Club are spon-! . ea<*fui rnntuier naturally very anxious to have the. erning Tite annual Red Cross Roll Call reacted to tiw membership for adop-i‘n«" a”d. ”«*<•“'ers." •••■Mr. .«.< Paquin —■■■l Circulars, About Which We Ljrlng a football game to bo held next .L„ ‘^xcX^troubterome was the opens on November 11. Armistice Day, bank reopened.' They have not,been. | presented to the"membership for adop-ilna’’ •“•••• Warn Renders Elsewhere , " »» 1 “Xr wlSfinl™“.TTdiXS, .and are not now, in favor of the puy-:• tion After a few minor cliangi-s they makes very Uiteresting comments und [ (Continued on page six) In 11.1. iww will ta- lonnd .nlrl;: 1I1B„ Ji lh. inurrtu M Ih. raunly in merit of the cosh on hand to depositorsI' were adopted us read. The election' explanations 11s the pictures are followed with the follow-i shown. There will also be «jx-clu) I <nr Mustings xugn —---- ...... by the receiver, but desire la have that [of i Ing officer* ------‘ another ----■ ,,i-_ up from Alumni, ; the cases of the bank* at Nashville and WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY successful candidates: Mrs Nellie musical features Friday night. Tie0,«».......................... >’>> “’ o**' 1!—— 1 ™ eleven made wno were lormer football players ii! Freeport, in which the county had (Continued on page three) M. Brumm. Nashville, President: Wai-. program for Friday evening beginning 1 /.”‘‘r .f, “ “LhL? ’: upr« former football players. It FOR BARRY CO. FOLKS ,.,100 late a time to give th.- candidate ‘ wlU _ 0Il interesting game ■because'larKC dcposlls-$57.W0 in the Nashville W FIUM. WoodUnd. VM-rmM«u:.at T 30.HI b. d|»n wU» puUld with------------------------c|even« t.,' attacked a chance u>.defend himseif t|w HlKh luu made a and $17,000 In the FWrt bank We RURAL PUPILS ARE ■John C. Kllllck. Doster. Secretary- out any admission charge. Tiu> ex-i-;------ - 7 ------- ---------- U1C niRJ1 srnooi erven no* moae a -------------- r - --------- r ■ y. . . ... Ironside Shoe Co. Make Big ‘Treasurer. The director* elected were intvLs will aL-io be open both Thursday nenthmed had no mon- •AUIU!erfu] record this year and the n'*nV°n. * BEING EXAMINED -Jerry Andrus. Hasting*: | Ralph Pen-.and Friday night* atiB admission L*',‘,l-,n ,x " '* 'ITT 1c,rcular; fopner grad*, who will be on the;about » 7110 *»®rd. a Reductions On Shoes And nock. Nashville, Jesse Osxood. Clover-‘also free. A disir prize will be awarded |WU-' rocei'ed here attacking Congress- Alumni tram. Bad u lol of experience!,,m® to the consideration of how to County Health Unit Also Mak­ dale; Fred A. Smith. Hasting* and [Friday night. An exhibit on the bur- • Rubbers K'!lclu*m os an enemy of ngrlcul- |jn former lootball games. The entire J’rol*ct -i* c°untys deposits in the two Right now, near the beginning of Mrs. Bert Brown. Doster. 'berry .shrub and the urgent heed lor ltu . r / ’ ’ proceed* from this gajne will go to the| ‘’ a, ixs. which are now m receivers s' ihg Survey Of Physical Dowinter, when weather is certain to be Mr. Ungren. editor of the. Michigan its eradication will be shown by tin.- U.. . * »«’ I*®!'1'’ Barry Comity know [ Hasting* Welfare Association, which |liaddi , Fccts In Children disagreeable and when we ran expect State Farm News, gave a very good j8-D. pTA."" [ihnt- the’ charge .i» absolutely .untrue.organised for the specific pur-. V' nnr!"al its The County'Health Department has discussion of tho amendments lo be Outstanding department* for this [ “”d ’1* asneultural interests of 1>OM?\>f aiding in welfare work in thisj maJ1 b'L-unm. It would not be coiutd- condition* tliat will require Iwovler begun tlie examination of rural school voted on this coming election. He<- dis- ’ year promise lu to be the manual aiu. art., uudb- Michiganand of the whole .. notion city. , The Hustings .Printing Companv , n!d remarkable if some one item out footwear the Ironside Shoe Company of • w nir . in v.,j. .... .uuurtj.-, . . s.. . „Verrol .... Conklin tact—nave more .1...... r. Baird gave nt uof larae number nf other* should u large number of others should this city are putting on a special sale children und over 400 have had the cursed.> each amendment with a great (play in'charge Of Mr. _,ru ‘‘‘‘r r orrleintirt more devoted donated the tickets. T. S. in'tharge of ‘f®® ac!’no,hatruer ^e 110 n°nr lru examination to date. x. Vaccination deal of care and detail, presentingI both If,r,t'n1!‘ Ulai 1 ha.'L tn1,"‘!Ta'Mna? Ketcham.Ketcham, ,tthe the Banner donated fail to receive the consideration which which will take in all their lines uf both!and un(i the rural .school school exhifait. exhibit. ? Congressman ]le posters and the against smallpox is offered'ut the same sides of the question in a fair manner. ‘“ । Tlie rhe Hastings HastUig-i High school Ag-HE:; "e, . Itnow now tha lhat- ll.--" "‘ B K[cat ^ritahi-' lh or8an: the c . circulars. circular*. :-o *o ti. there will be very it needed. That is what happened at footwear, including rubbers. This sale offers.an exceptional op­ time and the response Is very satis? The Bureau was very well plea-w-d with ■ Exposition has a u record to maintain Iappreciate ।/a“om appreciate this too. loo. because becaiue u-v we little ntUe expense. Practicuuy Practically uu all tne tlie gate gate! the recent session of the board. It factory. Tlie number of parents asking this )--■ - It ------------------ from Chesnhes-' receipts will go -to ----------------■ । was no ones fault in particular—nor portunity to the people of this city a«d .... section of w. the ...v meeting. and ---------expects •to J do this year, and if I have before n* us *a telemm telegram from benefit Welfare work (Continued on page six) county. The Ironside Shoe Company . to have their children examined will .Frank D. Culler, chairman of thefpossible, excel all previous exhibitions. : l' r Gray, one of the lenders of a',jn Hastings. ’Prices are 35c for adult* has always carried high grade foot­ be nfuch greater than last year. (Continued on page three) “ | --------------- -------------------‘great farm ohtanteatlon. which Mate . [and 25c for High school students. It wear. Now they are offering shoes at A survey was made at the beginning ——— p IIPIHHN RFjthat Congressman Ketcham's record nt j is hoped that there'nmy be a big VOTED TO ADMIT such great reductions in price as ought, UR. W. C. urjunN nc ’Washington prove* tliat he has been crowd. Everyone who possibly can do of the school year to determine the THREE FALL POULTRY HOPE CENTER SCHOOL to Interest everybody who now needs,' menu of oi Agriculture." Agriculture. Also,so Also (. should buy a ticket. number of corrections made in physical MEMBERS KALAMAZOO •a great friend r.nnthp- !■>) —arAm signed /I Kv t»-<I t___________ - — ._______ _ . or may in the near future need, foot­ SCHOOLS IN COUNTY I another telegram by FFred defects slncj^ last year’s examination. I Legal Steps Being Tpken To wear for November and the ★inter I POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. The survey (ml not- include the schools Prof. 0. E. Shear Qf M. 8. C: Evidence, Fine Philanthropic al Woodland. Middleville, Hastings. I [ As (he Democrajic nominee for proInclude It In Barry Township months. They have a double page an­ nouncement in this issue which lists Spirit By Leaving Half Of as follows: Congressman Ketcham hxs , Nashville. Freeport and-Delton.' Thel ____ .... . . Coming Thursday And Fri[bate judge of Barry county I wish to School District many bargains. Turn to that and read added aggressive leadership and sue-1_ survey included nil other schools hi tin- ‘ "’o LI"!,""""' ? R«tntr> Tn Oitv [state what I consider my qualifications county and a total of 2135 children. Of I day Of This Week \ ceMful personal work in behalf of the On-Saturday the people In (he Barry it carefully; then make your way to / Uda number 819 showed a vaccination t professor O. E. Shear, poultry spe- ’ , Th,c Ban’yr "ccn‘*>r yo township school district voted at Del­ their store and see for yourself lh4 ., ’ scar as evidence of Immunity to small-[cialist. Michigan State College, will ,of W,n- E‘ I n Rn’t n i-"riLirv tn i «lre-children from eleven to twenty-one ton on the question of admitting the splendid opportunity given you to buy pox. Four hundred forty-nine have I hold three full poultry schools in home in Kalamazoo. . lie was one oi , K ‘ ‘Jt'cessary^o defend Congrcsa- year, of aBe • r am a (rraduaU. o{ tlll, Rope Center school to the district. Tiw high quality footwear at greatly re­ hod toxin-antitoxin but only two ImvaLaarry county. Tlie first meeting will that city s.moM liberal and public-! maa Ketcham in Barn’ county where‘IUniversity mvv oj MICI11„a., an „ havt had: . --------------------------------result showed a vote of 147 ---------for and 63 duced prices. and had :30 ciusens. Hl* gilts to Kiilanu.-, 114. » u »uwwu knoWn ,*» !o everyone, but the *wo two twcnty.^ofyeMichigan, hra Jrf____ profMMonal on afflnnative majority of 84 naa aa Schick acnicic test icsi showing anowniK immunity immunity to to be tx- held nelcl Thursday. Tnurtelav. November NOvemDer 3; 3." a*. ft'- 1 i:ju __ _» »__ ;___ ,and ___ ■<I poYith ANNOUNCEMENT. -Ai-M.i __ _ Thirty-three .u__ .k,u_ — have _ ... _____ jj.-.j,, ■ z inn mnnv to all. telegrams mentioned h-,.--. should la I bu‘i„^,,s“^ JrirnM,,taciudtagWelghteen L . ,a:• steps are already being taken to dl]Atl>eria children p. .. m. .m .. Room 304 at ... the ... Middleville-' '>o-wen‘wercn ]al’>’and a,?d- helnful llelp£??1 2?.. above obtained glasses during the prat eight; conciliated school. The second meet»»• S'®1”*ma>’ Mned St XimJtraUre «rtI Sth JuvwSto!. make the Hope Center district a part month*. the fine spirit that had al- about his loyalty tn the ... interests of, awutant Drincina) ot the Haatlnas l of the Barry Twp. district. uiumiu. One vne hundred ounurvu forty-four ruriy-iuur chllenu-ling ; mg will Will be DC on Oil Friday. ITiaay, November WOVemoer 4. *. lit Til ievidenced ------------- ................. '......................................................................................... av.co, . M. .< Ln .u, wavs Hi h"school from 19^0 to I9-,6 Have । | There are twelve pupils now enrolled dren hove »..a had d.nui de.ntal work a...... done and vs 75i1«.-in 9:30 A. the _______ basement -»of .uthei waJS made made him himso so considerate considerate ofof the the: Agriculture Agriculturetnip the the United United states. States, It some othcrj r(aldPnt and "taxpayer^of Ha*-[ In the Rot* Center school and these have had all dental defects taken care Dowling church and the lost meeting interests of hl* city. He i?ft an csn is is rumored rumored that that some other ’ llth ’ children will be transported the- five or of. Fifty-nine have had their teeth M. will be Friday. Novemberr ColUidited 4 at 1:30 p.!1 " late which ‘I-was conservatively estl-, hour stories"as" are to be started. This is' ” W^d= ’««> 100000 a ^ntempt ’ibte p^Uttea ”| __ ■ ...... «___Seventy-three ... __ .. .“ .. Vte . ............................ . ... .1 nt at »i:tnnnno unitH«)f of of this this '££fntad"i ... .. i tlx miles to and from Delton each day cleaned by a. dentist. |amount is given outright to the city of method and should reaet-os It gen-1 5. 1, when all arrangements are completed. have had tonsils removed during the school Professor Shear will take up tlie f a ir Kalamazoo for philanthropies named erally does-Ui the decided disadvanh 2 ’ ,r ® “ 8 ? ‘ year. management and care of the laying h ?^ U ’ «e Mates/n his will that uge cf the one responsible for it. re“ i ’ X POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT. Several iuimi rural school aa i—teachers iraLUEi, ■have ।ii>< inaoan'mein >niu care o» IOC tuyiiiK . ,----- , -- --— •• — —— - —............. — . diseasing .. ... feeding, - .. ...... for thal ——-at— — t—- .the h- ——atria.— 4,1 *•*£ pruuati court In Micmgan, > begun teeth brushing campaigns. The‘flock, buildings and Ivo ** had had mnrt m,ld—‘‘ aninlan'P* nnsvlxinn provision for the [gardless of* — whether candidate at-: which, if I am elected, I ain confident 4 survey shows that only 568 of these i equipment, egg production and general member* of his family and had settled • tacked is a republican or democrat. One ।['Uli Enable me to serve the people of i on | Barry county understanding!)- and sat-' 'children brush their teeth dally but [ care and health of the poultry flock. sums sums upon upon them them which which would would take take way to put.the h- stamp of disapproval ™ ar^^t nt thcm---• 'dirty "11th hour stories." sanctioned by this number usually greatly increases I With the great increase in the price K° od — eare ot isfactorily in performing the duties of ns the school year progresses. I of eggs experienced in the past few ' poun. AL an * *Voiscemest. “V VM“ this important office. Health wotk in schools advances In' weeks. It is expected there will be a' I will greatly appreciate your support [ I nm seeking re-election to the office proportion to the interest of the touch- j good turn out of flock owners al every . . , • . , ,. on election day. November 8. । I of Register of Deeds on the same basis I er In health. Tiw W. K. Kellogg Foun-[meeting. People ore interested in get-:on ■ HASTINGS CITY BAND, — Adv. La-c C. Howard. j 'of Efficient Service on which I have datlon is issuing a monthly health ‘ ting • as good production as possible of hove. All members please report nt city - bulletin which will be sent to all rural -during tbree good prices. run ln. tl,c f"1- By, ,101n? .w”r*, luilh Thursday evening, Nov. 3. at 7:00 GEO. W. LEONARD. PICKED LOVELY ROSE. teachers beginning in November. I Mr. Shear is an experienced poultry pronJ*n,y “nd correctly-and by giving o’clock. This is for concert al repubhTo the Voters of Barry County: On Friday Dr. H. A. Adrounic picked ----- --------------------raiser, having owned and operated a rwlu!r*d information on real estete'can rally in school auditorium. beautiful rose which grew out of DEPOSITORIES FOR ~^“Uy’ ',ov '“ adoors, democratic candidate for sheriff. It and It was ns lovely iu in June. ! successful at the polls November 8, I A good many flower gardens are stilli CO. FUNDS SELECTED will, as I have In the past. Ignore party in full bloom, and have not been cut f t nr nvu t .1 inspector for the R. O. P. work in lines in performing the duties of the by the frost. . facts which enable him to give thel An error appeared in the advertiseEach Of Three Banks Named Michigan and h well qualified to give, '.'rr office. How well and faithfully I have !rZ-r“— ■}'?“. rp?” «n. '. ment of Reed s Drug Store in last ■ Mull Ulvo Adequate Be. . | Bjm «»>•>’<“«“ «u> SkEW done my work and met my responribillSliri-EK ANO IUZAAK. , I most respectfully •solicit your con- ww.k-a Banner. Malted milks sell at Presbyterian church parlors. Wednes­ curity For Money U I ,________ [ *lderatlnn sideration and If elected will give to i5C instead of 10c as quoted in anLORENZO F. MAUS. I have tried my best to serve , day evening, November 16. Auspices L. | The aupervlsora have designated theiSTUART CLEMENT REPUBLICAN [ you --- -all I have in the way of Efficient nouncement. I was nominated at the primary people fully and fairly k? an of Hasting* City and the Hosting. Na- CANDIDATE FOR PROBATE JUDGE. Senice. I the democratic candidate for county | you feel I have done so. I will appreEarl R. Boyes, ELECTION DAY DINNER. tlodal Bank*, also the Woodland State This year brings the election of a t treasurer. While nominated by that , elate your support on election day. My 23c CHIC KEN SUPPER. Democratic Candidate ReAt Rutland town ’hall by Cemetery Bank, as depositories for the county. Probate Judge. Among the important party, I wish It understood that If sue-(duties keep me so busy that I have ni» -Adv. 11-3. election Register of Deeds. Circle, 15c. — Adv. . Wwl, Nov. 9. 1. o. O. F. hall. — Adv. funds, limiting the amount in each of ■ duties of this office Is tiw settlement of । ccMful at the polls In Novetpber, I will; time to do campaign wwk. so I have -the two Hastings banter to $80,000 each i estetes and the care of trust fund* for. I serve nil thfe people of Barry county to rely on my. friends. 1 will appreciate and the Woodland State-Bank to $10,- minor children. ; faithfully and to the best of my ability whatever you may do for mo before 000, fixing the interest to be paid by I People work and sacrifice to accumui without reference to party, treating' and on election day. the two Hastings banks on savings de- ‘Me property for their loved ones and I everybody alike, with courtesy and, Sincerely yours, an estate reqiuirez reqiuiresi; posits at three per cent and two per the distribution of sn 1 friendly service. ' —Adv. Geo. W. Leonard. cent on daily balances For the Wood- » knowledge ot descent and distribuI feel sure that any who are inter-' • o» Innrl « fixed l<1*.In.,, tion Of of PrODCrtV. property. land h»nk bank tlu» the ml rate two .nd and tion • csted can learp that I am qqglifled for j RUMMAGE SALE. I will leave it to'tlie voters of Barry! one-half per cent on time deposits. The this position and that I will- have no Beginning next Saturday. November county difficulty In keeping the records and 5, the Camp Piro Girl* will hold a nun­ supervisors require that adequate *e-ivw ""z whether they would care to ven-1 „-। curity nlust be given for such deposits. Ilnist Ulc wttlement of their estuU’* keeping them right. I have had busi- m*ge sale Saturday and Wednwday < u -------------------------- I to a person who has never been an ad- [ .ness experience that I am sure will afternoon* and evening* during NoFOR STATE REPRESENTATIVE. mlnbtrator, executor or guardian In' W. J. Smith of Battle Creek, one of efforts and ability. He talks to his I heated closing days of the campaign.!,enablc me to grasp the buiinew propo- j vember, In a room under the National, Charlra F. Parker. I this county. j the recognised business leaders of audience* Ln the same, intimate, Infor- nil those who4 wish to cast on intelli-!.sitions that come before a county bank. Anyone wishing to contribute, I mul manner that he would to a board j gent vote will find considerable msplr- treasurer. I was bom in Barry county | may bring article* to the room BaturDemocratic Candidate. My greatest recommendation. I bc- Mlchltw. AU1 kd.lr.u . „11, Bur, o, ui—.— He Ls a student of |I itlon ation from ,an analysis of the big issues 44 years ago and served in If elected I will favor any measure lleve. 1* my seven years experience ns tn liu> the World day forenoon or call Mr*. DeVrte*. 3381, . ------- In relation I before AA..J j Issues tills cqihhj-j. made ijy a clear- . or program that. In my best judgment. Probate Register and in handling e*- county Republicans in Central school j |x>litlca and political of --------industry and agricul-[thinking, -- -------------- -------------- ca capable arid sane businessman will lie to the best Interest* of the peo- tates as administrator and executor. |iauditorium, Hastings, tomorrow ev^-ito the welfare ---I will appreciate your support at the Shults. 3633. Mrs. Crook. 3W! ur pic of the state. Likewise I will oppose —Adv. ’ Stuart Clement. 1 ntng iTSu.ui.v Ki,,.. ■>, ture in ture tlie United Blate* but hasbut never Mr.-Sm In tlie United Slates lia*' like never like Mr.-Smith who talk* in terms that .election and also any work you may do (Thursday, Nov. 3.) commencing any measure that in my best judgment ----run for public office. Therefore his re- i all of us can easily comprehend, called tor. in. my behalf previous to that time. CHOP SUEV HUPPER. [at 8:00 oc,oclt' is inimical to their best interest*. In marks carry fur more weight than the, The Hastings City Band will also —Adv. Lorenso F. Maus. Akipsaya Camp Fire Group will The county either cane I will state my position______________ . committee believes that usual political orator, since they are not take part in the rally. There will be a ROANT MG 8UFFKB. frankly and fearle»s]y. My »tand for serve a chop auey supper at the Legion no speaker in the state is more capable colored in the slightest degree by any [concert on the court house lawn comI Al Quimby Methodist church EPISCOPAL RUMMAGE SALE. strict economy in government is a rooms Saturday, November Sth from of discussing the big issue* of the day ambltion os an office-seeker.-------------- "| me nd ng at 7:00 o'clock and about halt ... —--------- ------------- day. Novembar 10. UartiM al 0 matter of record. ; 5 to 7 P. M. Price 35c. Buy a ticket for i than Mr. Smith. He is a former farm Because of the conflicting charges , air hour later the bund will parade to church. Nov. 10, 11, 13. Thursday, Fit- until evarytxxiy la aarwd. Tl . Your support on Nov. 8 will be ap- [ a delicious aupper and help the girls 1 boy who- has gained wtde recognition and counter charges tliat have been | Central school where tlwre will, be ,day. Saturday and Saturday evening, will sen*. Corn* and aw them predated—Charles F. Parker. —Adv.[earn the leather fortheir gown*. [as a business leader through his own hurled back and , forth during these more music from the platform.—Adv. -Adv. 11 -9 Hob. Price 2Sc.-Ad». 3 wks. Item In Cassopolis Vigilant Confirms Information About George Foulkes BOARD SETS ASIDE >10,000 The Cassopolis Vigilant has u news TO ASSIST IN REOPEN­ Item tn>lta lost Issue, which confirms (he information that had reached us ING INSTITUTION from Other sources, that democrat* in Caw county rfnd throughout this dis­ COUNTY’S INTERESTS trict ore much dissatisfied with'their Kilnee for. congress. Mr. George ADEQUATELY PROTECTED Ikes of Hartford. While he had a few more votes than any other candi­ Prosecutor Empowered To 'Se­ date on the democrat primary .ballot, he wks really nominated by a small cure Payment Of Indemnity minority of the party. Bo these demo­ In Freeport Mattqr Also crats do not regard Mr. Foulkes as n The legislature of Michigan, at Its democrat He voted as a republican In recent special session passed a law to the primaries in 1928 and 1930. Tin y provide for the reopening and reorgun- think of him as an op|x>rtunist. who Ization ot chjned bunks; also for tlie re-j»a* “ chance to snatch a nomination true party men organization of bunks^Jhat have not away from tried and ----------- --------closed, nils law provide* that, where Democrat leaders in Cass county 85 j>rr rent of the depoMU are repre­ and in other counties, says Hu- Vigilant, sented in an agreement to that effect. do nut consider that Mr. Foulkes was tlie bank may be. reopened or re­ entitled to the nomination, nor do man ized as Jhe case may be. provision they think he is entitled to the elec­ being made for the payment of dc- tion from either the standpoint of fit­ !><*siU In a-manner stipulated in the ness or as a democrat. AG-HE EXHIBITION fhibiy-situhy BENEF T fflOTBILL MEONFRIDH OFFICERS CHOSEN BY CO. FARM BUREAU UNUSUALLY BUSY ONE Republicans to Stage Rally in Central Auditorium Here Thursday—W. J. Smith Guest Speaker-Band to Give Concert �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER t, IB31 PAG1 TWO SOWOWT iADVISE MIES S6.000 t.,. Why “The World’s Most Useful Citi­ twTaMENDMENTS zen,” As President Wilson Called Him, Will Vote for President Hoover [ COUNTY HEALTH UNIT EXAMINING STUDENTS Rural T..eh.r. Begin ’ Quest for Values LOCAL NEWS I..!!? cV.o'r Brushing Campaigns In .church this week—Adv. No man in this or any other country tion. not the restoration or preserva­ The Schools Mixed dances hi Lake Houre. Thorn- I stands higher na a citizen and man tion. Of the liquor truffle. Moreover. I have no shadow of doubt tliat his re­ • than John R- Mott, who was for 25 election will do more, than the election . The County Health Department has '•»»• 10c’ Oood 80od Ume I years secretary- of the international Y ot any other candidatx-ro conserve the begun the examination of rural school • children and over 400 have had the; Aav’ s values of tiw years oK.prolilbltlon and M C. A. He was offered by-Presidcnt examination to date. Vaccination. Andrew A. Matthews, justice of the Wibon the ambassadorship to China, to avert or overcome the evils. against 'smallpox is offered at the same I peace, moved into hU new office. Room . Price Is-the outstanding coiuideraAt a time like this it is supremely time and tiw response Is very satis- 10- in the National bank building on liun ot moot everyone. Hut values, ax well aa other high positions in the , foreign service, which lie declined bc- important to maintain in the presl- factory. of Quality of Material and Work­ The number of parents ask-1 Thursday. ' cauar he felt his own work needed him: dency one who ranks among the most ing to have lheir children examined1 The council voted Friday nlgbt' to ’ manship are considered the nu»l RELIEF APPROPRIATION President Wilson called Mr. Mott, "the sbciaHy-minded of all bur presidents. ;will be much greater than last year. . |give City Clerk C. E Davis a vacation. ” Z7nl wtu-n it comes to buy— - —-rrho --------, M the arinntinn adoption ntof twn two nfof the tiw tirooooed proposed world’s mast useful citizen.’’ Attention u often called to the valu-. A survey was made at the begjnnlng beginning November 12. He expecU t<f . Increased Relief Work May tax amendments. Otw of these i* In« a Monument that hu to stand Recently Mr. Mott was a-'ked,^ able engineering traits of the Presi­ the school year to . determine tiw sjx-nd it up north tn deer hunting. ’ known as the one and otw-half per whom he intended to vote loi-wprt^T dent's mind, but we should not over- of ' Offset Other Savings — The cent limitation amendment; the other dent His reply follows: took that which is much more charac- 1number of corrections made in phyxl-i The improvements on the Hasting । cal detects since lari- year’s exum.i-1 clty MU5ton arc progn^mg nicely Board Oan Make |la railed the Homestead, exemption T have; been asked’ frequently dur­ terisUc jutd Important—his large- ' Strengthened and that by placing an order with •»» ’ The salary committee of the Aiper- amendment These proposed amend- ing the last few.days for whom I am heartedness. There tv no conspicuous nation. The survey did not include -nK. Ralu js under construction visors made tlwir report to tiw board ■ ments will appear on the ballots of going to vote fdr prfeident and why. leader in public life who has a greater the schools at Woodland. Middleville. tluJ you will be given • GUARANTEE of h( ' nted on Thursday. It was adopted lust ax' the November election as No 2 and No. I shall vote for President Hoover for heart interest ip human welfare, or Hartings. NaahviUe. Freeport and Del-1 T1Mf C()UncJ1 Frldfl 'tJm XncountV and1 a’ totdri' l*nnUJton to Miss Elida Show to in- VALUE in MATERIAL and your it was recommended at the June sc»-. 4 The Banner 'has published complete the following among other reasons; who is more sensitively responsive to money’s worth, Dollar for Dollar. ot this number 810 aUU an oil-burnlnR heating system m Mon of the board. texts of these proposed amendments. the voice VI of 1I.M1.W.1 human need. vJudged by ,; The * 4IV period pVt4lM4.IUlOll-All.IIVI, .immediately before w. us’ Is wrc Judge ot Probate At Juvenile. , Tlie circular, culls attention to the admittedly' one of the most critical' deeds he is the last man who does or $2 000 00 l>icsi'nt average tax rate in Michigan. character in International affairs By will forget "tlie forgotten man " Tills rof immunity to smallpox Four hun-' Remember the Presbyterian nimCome In now. 1 Woo mort* lllan W2 a Ihousahd of as.ses.M il virtue of his knowledge, experience. ■ lias ever been true from the time 1 first d.-ed forty-nine have had toxin-tthtl-.mage sale this week. Adv. Register ol Probate ... ’ 1500.00 ‘ valuation. Thh may lx- cut thh.year contacts, and inRueiurc President Hoo- knew him in the midst of tlie *trug- toxin but only two have had n Schick, cedar Creek Ladies' Aid will serve Pi executing Attorney . 11)00 00 to arouhd $25 per.thousand. Thh liml- ver is preeminently qualified to under- gles of his student days. The wonder­ test showing immunity to diphtheria. [ chicken pic supper at the church SatJanitor Special discount on all orders County Clerk, in lieu of fees.. XOOOOO Ution to $15 00 would mean n decided stand and deal effectively with the is-' ful way in-whieh l»e has identified him- Thirty-three children have obtained urday. November 6. placed this fall County Clerk for clerk hire.-.. 1200 00 reduction of income for township, vil- sues. In the matter of disarmament (self through all the years with con- gla**es during the part eight months ' nw Altoft P. T. A. will meet Nov. . Jagc. city and educational purpose, which means more for the economic te- siructlve efforts Ui ihe Interest of child County Treasurer. In lieu of One hundred forty-foirt children have «, A p, H ' | uc k >U p))er will be retired at 2 000 00 without providing any Other source of Uef of mankind and for faltering world life and tlie safe-guarding Of the home had dental work dune and 75 have hud [,t.vcn o'clock followed by a program, peace titan anv other measure, he w;is convincing evidence of tiw activity Register of Deeds. In lieu ot defects taken in care “f Fifty-; Episcopal «umm.gc Rummage naw Sale « at raruu. Parish .. 2.000.00. Amendment No. 4 proposes an ex- Ute rec<«nired wprld leader Eliminate of his social conscience.. It .U. ex- all dental ^77^7' "'S ".T" 1 JOO 00 emption Of $3 000 pn all home propcr- him KUl you .Bimiute llw Imomllw P1AI.U th. m.tkrd torn In which he School commissioner who is in a position to do most to .ad- commands the confidence and follow • I “de ntl* ■ Surina th* veir l0‘ P’u *?’ *av' School Com. (Clerk hire) - .. 450 00 ty- TIB* would remove three-fourth* nan Ihu Inn mi U inch enoerfuu, mi o< tw women ol the Unh 1 ,. n tonsds removed during the year. (Saturday und Saturday evening. —-Ad. Adv.' " “ Z™, «nd S.uinl»y c.crawt '. 35O.0O: of ah the homes In this state from the School Com: (Mileage। . Several rural school teachera hayeljj.g Phone 2407. 250.00 tax list, and would greatly reduce the concern to humanity. lure to say that-no man has ever lived begun Ueth blushing campaigns. Thri j^presentobve lx-n W. Fcighner will Hastings. Michigan. Dram Com■ .. 3QO3 • remaining one-fourth. It would proIn recent year* we have come to mt- who has brought relief to so many mll- survey shows that only 568 of these. (UM-av. th<- amendments m a public­ Ironside Bros. Props. Matron of Jail '•i jjoo'ooiduce chaos and make a terrible altu- that many of our most serious naUunnl lions in adversity and suffering, Under-Sheriff , (SEE YOUR HOME DEAIJffo’ ; atlon if enacted. problems can best if not only be solved it. is u Sireat thing to have as presl- children brush their teeth daily but < meeting at tlie Durfee schoolhouse on Other Deputy Sheritfs in UH in an intcrnatinnaf setting. Thi* 1* dent In the years just ahead a man this number usually greatly IncreaM ■: ^iday eveiung. November 4. at eight .... ijoo.on: --------------not to exceed as the school year progresses I o'clock. true not only ol disarmament but also with such a keen sense ol spiritual . OLDER BOYS’ CONFER­ Sheriff Health work in schools advances In 8 E Rutland W. C- T. U. will of economic depression, unemploy ment, values. ThLs 1* seen in the'way that Sheriff will be permitted to retain the V?™ teach-1 meet lntX1 Wednesday Wednesday afternoon. Nov. 0. ENCE ON NOV. 25. 26. 27 immigration, the tartR. and the liquor he. without any cant, places rmphasi* proportion to the intere*’. of 7^ fees in civil cxves. The jail matron will: J:2r. siiewui traffic. How important it l* to keep at on the basic Importance of-rellglon. Ills r hcaP” '' ^wnthhr hca th j'" 5 Ohvr Vonderbrook. ■ the head of the tuition a leader who h deliverances at gathering* of Prate*-N; {!"" U " “ 2!! J h j7 C I hove charge of the program on "AnnM"tine At at once so intcrnatiunally-mlndcd and, lants. of Roman Catholic*, and of I > *h‘d» *»» £ Novlmb^r urtt‘ l,l’lr’’ nnd ThanJu«l/ing. Muskegon^—‘Splendid Pro­ dry work These salaries arc in lieu, eo pronouncedly American. ' ; Jews, as well af on oilier occasion?, teachers beginning in November. Everyone intere'.u-d in Brush Ridge of all per dtam and mileage except in ( gram Promised Tlie fact that President Hoover ha* have been mart discerning and helpful (J|DOClJ ODnc Tn ADCO ! C-.-me.trry come to cemetery Saturday. cases outside the county, for which the ! had such a targe part in conceiving. ’ He ever holds in tlve place of central, HIRSCH BROS, TO Or ER; November 5. with teams, shovel*, dlnsheriff shall receive actual expenses: The thirtieth uimual sessidn of thei advocating, and launching great- and prominence the claims of the charac-i 4rp QCVFN TRUCKS “‘‘r’ <U' A b’*' to ,U ln »nd ev‘’' “ • Michigan Older Boys' Conference Is based on railroad fare. .' promising remedial measure* for me*'.tcr-building processes. In every way in ; I fiUGRO;to ret evergreen tree* Sec. scheduled far November 25. 20 and 27.' r The twenty-fourth annual convenC. H. Osborn and combined ■ mg and reversing the tides of economic } his jxiwor he lias sought to strengthen ’ nt Muskegon. The ttwnw for thh year City Will Be Distributing Jlon of the Prairieville Sunday Selrnol offices $1.800 00 । is. "What IX-'s It Mean To Be Christ-■ Bcprcsaion and hardship make It ur-: righteous umd unselfish causes l This Point For Thoir Par imonnt Association will No- , Smokeless . - , ■--------- , Jan Tkxtay?" Special emphash wilj bet gently tfadrable. from the point of view sometimes think that the areal regret roint ror mcir paramount vm|x.r c tbe lx- held Sunday. Mwhlldut Mr O&borp’s salary us poor commis- KIVen .o lhc economic situation, lawr ot sheer common retire and prudence, of hts power and helpfulness, as well Creascless Product? E|ii-A.;ip.ii rhurch. The program which staper Is included •" in the * 11.800 . ,aftn |mld jand public affaire, and world rclaUon-• that he. be kept at the helm' to ensure as the ground for unshakable confiLast week we mimtiertwd the fact | « »"•' «'«•- »»>' »>egln at 130 P. M cartying forward tltcsc measures to the dcnce in Ids continued leadership, lie* him. ; ships. . Easy to Clean .... .. in his Quaker conscience—which means t that. Hirreh Brothers and Qimpany , I*'* u,n<; . Tlie other two members of the poorI,1 Older boyx. 16 to 20 years of age. are desired. haven. 'Dw Dowling Cemetery- Circle will. educated --------------conscience, „a ----------sensitive Ihave made this city the center for the While I may not agree with all tliatan ----------------board arc paid $200 each, or a total of1'eligible to attend the session* to be distribution of* their sixty canned andi ,n, ‘ vt “ l tJ ’ ,f church bare-nwnt for dinthe President has said and prepared ( conscience, an efficient consclena — MOO. held in tiw auditorium of the MuskeYou'll say that steak cooked The soldiers’ relief shall gon High school and Junior College with reference to (he vitally important: and .ntl thLi the result of a hfe-lon.- bottled products tor-the .->'Uthcn> jw.-t ll,‘r November iu Tiw following Indies . —.— commission -------------- — of this state Seven truck* will go out orc fn the committee for work. Emma the‘------inner• voice. • —of-Bccding ----------— receive $200.00. $100 |o be paid tlie ' conferrnra- headquurters .will be at the prohibition issue. I most emphatically jhabit in the Broilerette is the most from Hastings every Monday, will visit Ch tnenre. Cleo Covey. Olive Doty John R. Mott. secretary and .each of tiw other two j y, c. A approv-f his goal—the ultimate dcstruc-, the store* on their list . very week and’Su«;' Cnrkiiw and Blanche Dcprlestcr. delicious you have ev«r members $-50. ( Among the speakers lifted are Dr, deliver the Hirscli company's goods,! Blanche Powe11- Rccy. Tlie road commission's three mem- i ^Hxn t W. Palmer, prcxldcnl of the tasked.* With rich full flavor vote for hoover. MUnUAN NOW NUW GETS UEI3• r r(Klr ua canoe 4,n a fahn 5lnnmcr , j.,.. which arc sold under the "Paramount"' Flw* Altoft P. J". A. W1U have a pol bcre are to be paid $300 each, with no! Chicago Tiwological,’Seminary: Dr. MORGAN brand. We nlro explained la J week'luck .-upper and program Friday evemileage allowance < j _j(>1 B. Hayden. Cleveland; Ralph P. your favorite cut is well done *■ POOR MAIL SERVICE O<T the quiet little Tiwrnappli*river. that Jin spile of the file, the Hirtch November 4. There will be a Mileage when not fixed in the above . cli,g«i tt, betroit; Dr. W. H. A’lli nbnch. iFvlt perfectly safe, had a heart light Co. would buy even more Barry’ county .speaker who will discuss the tax limiwithout being hard and dry. list shall be figured at five cents }»er! cranbrook; Dr. Royal G. Hall. Albion, ------ - and gay Patrons Complain About Get ­ produeu from farmers next year than,nmerndment ■ Come early for mile. Ralph Bloek-nia. Grand Rapids and Natural juices are retained With the )udd!e in the hands ol a iurctofirv. which was very encouraging ’jupper so tliat plenty of time will b» 'The board on Tiiurujay adopted-thh I othr:.- ol equal ability ting Mail Day Late Since dreamer. . nows lo the people of/ this city und lc,t ‘ur program.. list ns printed above. Tlie saluriej. will : Three'dollars cover.' tiw entire conto assure that appetizing Train Time Changed lounty ' — * cast tlie taxpayer* sutL-tanilully $6.000' j,-nnce cast. iiw b a* to be entertained But now I'm aboard a great National . ■ ............................... . . nv ii ii.i t*vt flavor in fresh meat cooked less than they did last year; but t>‘-! jsrioaj- aiHj Saturday nights, . for The people of Morgan and the pat­ ' Ship. causey the exiwditun-s for relief work’; t„t1lkra.st Saturday and- Sunday and rons living on Morgan rural route No. Storm clouds hang o'er‘me. and anjust right. Chops, sausage, least the people of this city and couiiThe death of William N. DeVinc. will be so much larger for next year, a . < I have been put to serious Inconven­ much arg»;r appropriation will have tn; bacon and fish are tastier ience by the change In the local pas­ I’m thankful when feeling tiw prow ty cafi do. to show tlwir appreciation. I aged 88. a retired farmer living iu-ui;’ ........................ WERE HOYS TOGETHER.senger train schedules, which have be made, for that purpose II is ... prob­ would be to buy the Paramount brand • Nashville, removes another pionec'. rLu- und dip when broiled in the able that whatever economies Hie board! By a queer coincidence. EAv. ” ; *'• Freiu-1 be,.,! pu t into effect as a part of neetiw board > of canned and bottled good*, and so from Barry county. Mr. I>.-Vine had A practical Captain' guides to the n are to1 ,*<u>rv econnmv hv may qiake will not mean any reduced dorf and James Scliennerhorn essnrj- economy by the Michigan Cen­ help lo build up the dclhand for tiw beep .y-rlously ill bqt a few day.-. He county tax because ,m> much more Will i speak in this city on Thursday eve- tral A few weeks ago there was a . shore. products which Hlrsch Brothers coni- had the diluhetion of having lived in j "BROILERETTE" be’ required for relief work in the Jung. These two men and C. A. Kerr local passenger train making a atop A straight course he has kept pany pufchiuc of Barry county farmers the same hou.-4- fur 78 years ’ county. ' '<4 Hasting* were boys together in Hud­ on the Grand Rapid.-. lines leaving In other Words if the people of this clb'i Surviving are Uic widow, two daugh* of tlu- gale; '—--------T**------------ non, ‘Michigan, and' will, no dbubt. Jackson in the morning and returning and County buy Paramount brand but-1 tore. Mrs. Merritt Mead of Nashville; SPECIAL I can see the lights gleam in tlie GROUP NO. 2. | jjaw quite :i reunion here on Thursday to JdcksonSn the afternoon. This has ttad ... or .canned they arc ...... helping ......... goods, ......... .. .--..Mb !and Mrs. Beit Walker of Chesaning.; The Hastings Home Economics Club |, veiling been clumged so that recently this lo- , . .harbor. , , .... , INTRODUCTORY tlie county couitty and and;and a son. Rosa DeVine, of Nashville. I themselves and helping the cal jiasrew r leaves Jackren Monday 11 ““•« keep faith with him as onwara an1 encouraging th.- building of a larg­ No. 2 will hold its first meiAnig at Hie ;------------- ^»-*— ----------' home of Mr*. Gertrude Bauer. 208 S P. T. A. COUNCIL MEET. morning. Mopping over in Grand Rap-, u,‘ A’“‘* PRICE IILATII Of A<iEI> WOMAN. | Thats the rexson I'm' voting for er busincssin tills county tor the Broadway. Hastings, on Tuesday. NO-1 -The city Parent-Teacher Council ids Monday night, returns to Jackson Hirjch Co.. for tliere are several na­ Mrs. Cordelia * Bissell of Hickory! Hoover. vember 8. nt 2 o'clock P M- We will will hold their first meeting at tlie firet on- Tuesday; leaves Jackson again tions in this county where they buy di­ Corners pas-ed away Sunday evening . — J.-.ssie Vincent. have the first lesson on food values and ward, schixilhouse Thursday night. No- Wednesday, returns to Jackson Thurs-J rectly from the farmer*. x at J« r home at the age of 84 years Stu i vitamink Tins is on election day mid : vetpber 3 at 7:45. The subject ol “Hot day; leaves again on Friday and re­ ; had been tn poor health for several | DEATH OF W.M. WICKWIRE. everyone has to gyt out anyway so b’ Luncher." will be under dlscUMton nt turns on Saturday This jives to the I । years. She wo* bum in New York on, BIG BROTHERHOOD Morgan portotllcr only an every other |I William Wickwire, aged BO years. sure and come. j that time. MEETING NOVEMBER 7 county since a small child. Funeral | . day mail from the east and an every [med | died on Sunday morning al at hLs home! home other day mull from the west It is n,in Banfield wlwre he had gone 'fnr al . . “ . , . x service- were ttald at her late n-sireHous inconvenience Takc-thc Ban- short stay. He spent most of his tune Grand Rapids District Men To denro Tuesday p M. it.-v c s. Ren-1 ner. far instance. Instead of going toJn this city at the home of his Diet. Hear Dr. Charles Tind,neih> omc/aung. Burial in the Hick­ PHONE 2101 HASTINGS Morgan Wednesday afternoon. a.« it; anti humand, Mr. and Mt< D. D Put, „ <»ry Corners cemetery. used to. and qut .on the route Thursday1 nam. Mr. Wickwire had been a jutley, a Negro thc Bunner docs not Teach Morgan un-! ferer from heart trouble for two years, Repre$rptativefc of all the Brother­ til Thursday alter the carrier has left'but was taken seriously sick last .week hoods of the Grand Rapids district I on fib. route; so the Banners are not; Wednesday. will meet tn Trinity church. Grand, distributed and tlien aeettt ancient his-j surviving are two niece*. Mrs. Put- Rapids on Mondav. November 7. with WIF you knew what ^SAL-VET will do For your lory when they arrive. । iia’m and Mrs Clara Ransom, of Has- a banquet at six o’clock . In the aft-; Thl.s same situation existed at Quim- ting* and a nephew. George Wickwire ernoon as well as In the evening# “Where Better Foo de Cott Lett ” livestock^ you would not be without by; but recently the Quimby rural route,of Banfield. those present will have the privilege of has been changed so that It really ’; Mr Wtckwire •— -* -a •— — -* -J had host of friends bearing Dr Charles A Ttndley, pa.«tnr PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER it For one day” starts from this city Tiw Quimby peo­ in the cimmunlQ* where lie lived for of Tindley Temple in Philadelphia, the ple now get all their mail career than so many year-, all of whom extend liiigest negro church in the world. Dr. they formerly were accustomed to sympathy to the bereaved ones. Tmdiey's mother was, n slave He' There is n proposition being consid­ rare from janitor to pastor of Tindley | ered to have the mail for Morgan and residence of tlie deceased in Banfield Temple, and has become an outstand­ Lb Montan rural route started nt Nash- on, Tuesday ... afternoon at, 2 30 o’clock. ing pulpit orator of the country. Hivillc. which means mail ev/ry-day: In! Rev P«tcr of Battle Creek offlciiting. unsAmaWc to read or write at seveninai evem the mt- man wouiu be oe taken tnxen to; io Burial ; that event mail would in the Banfield cemetery. i tern and ,ha« educated himself. His WORMS—the Morgan- Tliat for Hie village would be I [church has 10.000 members. distributed at the Morgan postofficc.' -■•- *- *11.o n » i*u>*. -। There will be other speaker^ and it which would be continued Buftfiej The November Missionary Union will 11* | expected there Will be 11 good :ilProfit from (arm anirnMF twwA' from carrier would moke up his letters and meet next Wednesday afternoon Nov. Ii tendance trom all over the district. animal, that arc in die best of health. papers for delivery on hi* route al' the ® «Hh Mrs W. R. c<\>k The fnllowCall on our agrot and havr him explain ’Nashville jMJstonice instead of at Mor­ Ing program wilt lx- given; WOMEN’S CLUB ON nli.it SAL-VET 'will do for your •(<><L gan. Tills ;.WfHi|d give the Morgan FRIDAY AFTERNOON.' and all about the 100<c. Protection wc Magiizine Review.', Mrs Robert route u day earlier service on their The meeting of th<- Women’s Club.! Ju.tr;> nice. papers. We arc sure that will be ap­ Burch and Mr* M. L. Cook. to b<- held this Friday afternoon in Farina the Future with Indian Mh- room 110 of the Central school, is to preciated by them, as it will-give them THE SAL-VET CO., INC., Silver Sprinqs, New York ew-n latter reyvit-c than they have be unusually interesting. previously had. Mrs. Marian Goodyear will give theThe — Banner — has — had __________ a number ... of Members will please bear in nund th, report on the biennia! meeting which! nnnplalnu ' complaints front people living along present meeting hour of 2.15 o’clock was held in June. "A-Trip to Seattle", the-Morgan route It would ret-in tojGuests arc always.cordially welcomed.. v^ill lx- more than a convention report pi* .«■ if the suggested change would' —♦'■*■ ■--------a* she will show culdrvd ’ slides illu-.DOES Uta very desirable. . “-^Il'D JACK" —— — GOOD WORK. trative. I Many hare been interested in Uw ..pw. .„u w Jlwl ,r. eraUnn ol a mud jack, a* It ,b caltad.. turned from the state cpnvbnUon at been used in repairinc paved ’ f>lr<)!t, Mrs J. T Mohler, delegate.th ; Ferd Fuux-y a former Hastings rvsi- |I which hasthis • Dozen Cans . . . $1.69 I. U .. ured where the district convention tit Dou.igiii; in thU county It ident. pa.-uwd away on Friday. October । roads »rhe* paving .... >... --- j JJW ^r|. k pCW(.y w jio attended hx. M-ltlcd and ..is a. -----remark28. at ,c I-anung hospital alter a four !:• nit : t: pre*- j the county convention, are scheduled' week*’ lUmfEs from cancer. He ww able machine It operate** by ( jure, forcing a mixture of hum.and] ------ —•«.] for reports'.' born in Sandusky. Ohio, on April 2 cement underneath tiw paving that j a Women s Club broadexvt from!' I A Women' 1871 Surviving are the wife.'two brother.. - Dcll ’Fiurev Of Bi-le Creek andl.has h3’* settled, *«>«»• thereby lofting tt 11 upward. upward 'London. Eng. i» to be given this week' WE CAN GIVE YOU A CHOICE ROAST I th., ^,^.,0 --------------- - umj. ..------ 1. • pj)d NoUce of Ult. Ume ,ind -hook-up" FROM SWIFT’S PREMIUM PRIME BEEF will be announced In the Banner and’1 The funeral wiu held at n chapel in HEARD FORD CO.’S QUARTETTE. at the Friday Club meeting. Thus will tLmvring on Sunday* afternoon at one week the Banner failed to men- doubtless be particularly interesting so Shultz or Freeport Lb. watch for the oiuiouncement. jocleck and the remains brought U> tion the fine program of songs given at Riverside cemetery for interment Rev • Ib< lue commercial tuuuiicnui Club u.uu at m their incir meeting mpeung READ Tilt THE BLSINLSS BUSINESS NEWS. ' Hoaerday of Lansing officiated uj . Shi । Tuesday Tuesday ot of last last wrek by the Ford Mo- There is every reason why every tnr Co ("n't Colored quartette I-Mf . -rA.i... .... reader of .the i. — Banner should read ___ f.IT vT ? o u'T l |. ««■ They arc care­ i’w ,F«2; lt?e4' Frdni । wonderful singers, were very tine about fully our advertising columns. They Kur.-. Mr and Mrs Orlie Fau.v;. and, responding to encores and surely gave contain business news tliat. is sure to faintly, and Mrs Fred Hendershott and the members of tlie Commercial club a be of importance tn every family. Thai two daughters, and Mi&s Lettie Gam delightful program. * . U especially true this week; and we urge every reader of tiw. Banner to (HOLDS MEETINGS EVERY HOSTESS TO ASSYRIA GROUP. carefully scan our advertising columns FRIDAY EVENING. Project leaders. Mrs. Glenn Junes and note the many bargains ofiered. "Where bnmcdialc Attention and Courtesy arc shown lo all “ . Hugh T Hall of Middleville, who island Mr*. Kathryn Cota, presented the • continaihg hu studies at the Moody j first lesion on Nutrition: “What(Our GUILD NO. 18. . Bible Institute Chicago, is the leader. Mirror Telb-Us.” list Wednesday We Phone 2115 Hastings, Michigan We Deliver Hospital Guild No. 18 till meet at Joi a group ol students who hold open-1 have eighteen enthusiastic mnmbers •he home ol Mrs Isaac Houiemr oui ;alr meeting* tn the city every Friday'with Mrs Allie Thomas as chairman.— Thmwday. November 10 in the alter-; •evening. Mre. G. G Pufpafl. Secy. noon. . and Disaster MADE' I The Michigan Municipal League, the LAST JUNE ADOPTED Michigan Congres* of Parents and i Teachers, the Michigan State Federa­ BY THE BOARD tion of Women’s clubs and the MlchiI gan Education Association have united WILL HAVE TO INCREASE -----------------------------------------— ! in a circular to the voters of Michigan TENTATIVE REPORT StS! “SertutL r “■ f”"’ SUN! ■ Hastings Monument e^i- Works \ronerette it $ s . 8 B I g VS TU 98c Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co. Friday and Saturday Specials Feldpausch’s Fresh Picnics fee s 5AL«5VET 5 Pork Shoulder Roasts . th 7c BEEF Kettle ROASTS, tender, lb 9c RIB BOILING BEEF, tender, tb 6c LEG OF LAMB lb 20c 9c Pork Roast Loin rt u* tb 15c VEAL ROASTS tb 29c CUBESTEAK 2 lbs. for 25c FRESH FILLETS, Premier GRAPEFRUIT, 2 cans 29c Hamburger 3^-ZSc Butter ZZc Premier Tomato Juice Cocktail, large Bottle, 19c—Dozen $2.19 R1NSOPackage 19c LUX FLAKES, large size ... 23c LUX TOILET SOAP 3 bars 19c Soap Life Buoy J »- For Poultry M If your poultry is not up to what you exppet of them,-if they are not laying properly, or eating without results, perhaps not eating at all... FEED THEM... DR. HESS “PAN-A-M1N” A conditioner and mineral supplement. GUARANTEED—FOUR SIZES. j LyBARKER’S M I^C t ♦ �THE HARTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2. 1912 1 [ CTKASI THEATKf HASTINGS. MICHIGAN At the Theatre A MYSTERY “SET." Stage number five. Movietone Citv.- TELEPHONES. 2244 - 2557 EMENT MADE MILLE1IK tiobtlnued frtm page one* ir. you must think of it an order with u» n a GUARANTEE of 1TERIAL and your i. Dollar for Dollar. nest spring. . Hint on all orders d this fall Monument orks igan. Phone. 2107. Bros. Prop.. HOME DEALEBf Contribute To Library Fund By Paying For Hunting With­ out Licenses Deputy Conservation officer George Sumner has been busy lucking after ‘ violators of-the hunting law* Recently Howard Temple. Murk J. ■ Norrta. Ben Bagley and Wm LaCoune were arrested lor hunjlng in Orange­ ville township - without licenses 1 They came before Justice Matthews’ ta-1 week und were given (Ines of 110.00 each and MBS .nwts I jCourw [ paid up and tlie sentences of the oth-; vrs-wcrv '-ucpendid a* Hwy were hunting on their own projwrty but not ad-. Savings on Underwear at PENNEY’S edge of blacK*magic, urird thauma1 turgy and Yogi wizardry during th" caah used in connection with th. p; niming of "Cliandu Tlie Magician/ openlng or reorganization of the.bank. > • with Edmund Lowe enacting tlie color- They have signtRirea to. an agreement ^OAMtr . '! /fol title role. to that rflect. repress nting almost Hj ■, Idols were made to walk. gi|n» turned ‘ into snakes, geld int^ beetles. Ail in (xalt of 55T.OOO by the c'utmt ■ was not S the manner of 'ijg^fwi'nt Egyptian*, thcluited Thta large d.-po»il baa not e wiioee secreta were revealed to Cliandu X by the priests In tire Temple of lata - reorganization of in accordance with tlie original radio ,.... ,,, lUng five episodes, from which the mystery. tors of the No-shvilie Bank wli ...... 8t drama was filmed. Uwr :v-organi>4ti<in have asked | duett* ALMOST CRASHra. ‘ . . .. w. A m:in over tn Irving Twp wo* also Y MOVIEDOM .norvatilrimt . .. b ..... u ... Un- bank, und w, di- »rre*trd fur ihj* having a license and A cricket with movie aspiration' v-rted from the remainder ot the cmin- |»ld Justice Matthews fine und costs 'crushed tiw gates ot tl»e Melro-Oold. ty * that the pr<ii»-r ot' IW.8.S wyn-Moyrr studios while Norma the Bgre«-ment will imiu.l SPRING NEEDLEf Sliearer was filming "Smilin'Tiirough. " Barrv c mntv -. t57.(M)n <»f her latest starring vehicle. . . h* fail'd bant i By using the mlcrOphone a* a find- organiring • r." Director Hidiuy Franklin captured. This —... matter was brought in tiw at­ Un- intruder und held it prisoner until tentmn of th«" supervisor* at their rethe seen*-* ot that day were flnL-Jn-d. ujien it was releuM-d dolefully cbirpm.' the Nashville bank reopened. but tin ils disappointment at not breaking in­ 'Continued from page qnri to the movies • *!j» of Barry crainiy. ;i - they -l>>>n)d be. They submitted the mar. r to. the itiups Committee. presided tlie the cricket wiuglit to join w.-n- Frederic , ProMM-utiru! Attorney, who g.«v-- u writ­ ing resolutions whkh were March. Leslie Howard. O P Heggie. ten opinion to the board, in which he ■d by tiic organization. j Ralph Farbea. Beryl Mi-rccr, David >tati-d that » dcporltur may pledge ,, n Torrenor. Margaret Scddon and Pm- jMrr of in. d.j»r und-t a :< r;-;mi- •,,be State Farm Bureau tliat tlie fol-' _ .. «> . ' ratl'jn and rvojM-ninit agn-emerii with a t'lowing ivsulutiun be adopted and that*! । amliin’ Tlirqugh” tai. film .. vcr u.n cln-wd bunk, and Mill nt.un nil right.they um- their power and influence to I of (he famous Mage classic in winch ,in bring about drastic reduction in taxa- Xi Jane'Cowl scored one of her greate., such elated bunk Tin- Pro . ... ". lion upon Michigan real estate X-‘toroadway sucrew**. .Mtas sn.m. Mates, in im In* irw, written opinion MJMl U1. that th' : H< -«-lut|on No 2 As it require* morej ^’dewru her well-known sophtaticatcd county b-fcr- it -im.. .-.,rli agri erm nt grain and farm crop* to produce milk; LOVELY NORMA I X characterization.* to play the du-d-roie ;,j1(mid Jh't have tl.Yt -.auction ot tiu.-<- than It doer booze and as the consump- I SHEARER X Uf the heioinc in'this s-ntimental ro- .j*h„ b,jr.<l. t« to ths th. s-. ;r.my. to pro pre.-­ Unn <)f mlIk fncrcased since the ado|>- f *' prec*«l- f,.,., . in ... y i>11... Bunk [;on ()I lne lBtn AmrndiaeM v' niance ........... J ot England in Hie days W... .,. .... i.-.ille .... >u..k Shin*. junmament nd ana u. as in n dual role — ing and following Lite World War. •Hu- couhty mn not affmd to J-opar-:Dry nn. Ameridt Ainericit is consuming more milk . D ■■ . . and Mrs. Harold .Bghusti yielding her lipa to tdizr the security It now hns. Till* iipft- jxr capita .. than .. w< t- — Englund, be it re“THE THIRTEENTH GUEST ' Inez Warner of Parchment Ion. given by PruM-cutfnit AUorn<y the man .she had .>0,1 Hanrca..,,.,- Famttakeau Qf MiMgan lay with Mr. and Mrs. C Ken’The Thirteenth Guest." Monggpm i^ur^nce' Dana-tt. ua submitted to the member* ask tlie Michigan State Farm; yon. tjworn to ha|ti I Viscreen pieserttation vi Arnulac<-’lYlUia Attornev General of u>.;,-ur. wno th.- .state, who1 Bureau in convention assembled. to; Mrs. Capitola Bm-clwler entertained XI published murder mystery. atUiin.M a arreed in evwry jristiculHr with Ku-'Vo,pri nh »•»«"« ■ w*"* As thrilling as your sj new standard ol perfection for mystery . cutor - -Burnett ’ ' -. nicti to tlie National Convention, to1'■l*. ,ar*fst.ba,lpt. ln..‘h<; h.**lo,I °.1 ,h" her moi lit-r and :i sister and brother MV MOk —...0 WW.K .»,. Cmcinnalti. Ohio for several X i melodrama*. first kiss in the . Accordingly the Mi|>cnlM>rs at tt*-if! u„.. mUhat the Frderatioh of Amcri-i sheet* of paper, both nearly the size of <tay». X1 Opening in an abandoned houv recent - slon. pusud Hie necessary I ran Farm Bureau* may go on record . ,. . . , moonlight! ■■ ■— X when- a tnyAlertutis death had taken resoliltion authoriring the finance com< favoring, retaining cfliri enforcing | a newspaper page will J lx- iunded *c.icn ’<Un 8* place al a dinner party thirteen years n-.tuee of the board to sign our whtt-e“‘ r;' . a deprau. . ! the tin- 18th Amendment, protecting our| v before, the plot immediately plunges ■ agreement- -for tie 1{ Tlie general electwn wifi contain the reopening <•* I market for grain and *dairy products X Ontger Rogen, the heroine, into the ...... v’-i. iiville .................... a-.- ... Iora ucrucum, > a.“ndldater <rf tt* 8 parbank to the ■extent of., ....cvnur and-rmr i.fu.n homes ,from destruction uby al-J. 0 midst of one of the weirdest and most • 10.000 o? -the county’* W7jX» <,n dr-: cnhoL it!<-' ,*“'v ,n X unusual mysteries ever ppe-v nted on posit, but providing that, la-fore lhe| Resolution No 3—We heartily en-! ra,MI»,8n■ Tires.- ixirtw-. are the reX tiie i<wki \ .-••• ------ gcrecn. -........ , , . ,, -dgnature Is maA-Hie agreement. tlM-;dor:-« the splendid work of the Na-; Publlran- ‘l< mocrut. prohibilnm, AtnenV The production va ucs of the picture ;|niilto. mU5, bl. ^(,^,...4 Uj.;,1(,naJ and State Farm Bureau* tn «n. soctaltet labor, communul. prolcX arc reinurkablt . while the casting h..- dlVWual., and raining of a reduction of freight i,an'’''r labotr- T11' ’ 0 been ewelHnt. presenting J FarrclFhaV(, rtinird pn,the emm- rates on Michigan farm commodities u'“ “Pl*ar on the ballot ih the order X McDonald. Frances Rich. Irene Rich • tv fn;m 1«. - «n thh purtiriilar deposit. Resolution No 4-We hearttlv en-:“a,w-d W < charming daughter, and Jam..-. Earl. - -nd tllU .,ppI1A,tl fi,.. Illr valuable work of the MichiT»'*s »der Is determined by the «r. X Eddie Phfihp. Krvillc Alderson. Paul, nu.nt nllls. ,H. „i,..lla,,d tlu.--sig- ft.n Form Neus m explaining the van-1 r, tan' of state, firat place being Riven X Hurst. Robert Klein. Crawlord Kent.jj )atun. oi lhc .,.,. corrin&tte, , ,mn$j .. ; amendmenta-to be rated igm this : ’ ’he party, by law. whn« candidate .nature the nna! finance £ Etlwl Wales. Phillips SnUiUe yutid W*l— R1VM1 full luid other information of general , ,r secretary ot state receive.-, th*l!tV*ll. ■ x Ham Davidson ! T Tfir |,r rnnti r.aintv ’v -L-o r.lcn had li-irl $22 000 rwl on de- interest to farmers . -largest vote at Ihr last election If tlu■ V ’ I**'1' in ' Hu- Fr.M-p.rt Stat* Bank RwoluUpn No 5—Be it reaolved. that PW'* candidate for that office r.■ x FIFI D’ORSAY. ' which l- a! - > in a i-eeiv. r hands. Tile Michigan State Farm Bureau reived np vote at the last election, then ■ X Striking costumes and beautiful girl* receiver rf tha’ tn:ik la- raid 1 15 jw-r! ugain co-operate with other State t>>c department of state Lx given au■ X!againd a background of siinikllng’r.-nt divit’-.-xl ■ > the <I.-ih-umi 1.1 f arm Bureaus in walking with thejthcrity to dedgiuite the place where BAYARD VEILLER’JzD Mitionnl Grange and National Farm-‘the party will apjw-ir on the ballot M X comedy, brilliant drama and rutrhy iauthon.re d tn pij h YOUR AUTOMOBILE ers’ Union in an effort tb restore prices! Only tiw republican and democruttc ■ X tunes form tiu- colorful seltms-of "Tlie , November I The. ■ Girl From Calgary," Flfl. DOreav * first Tim. .-vp-ni--r- approved a n-olu- on commodities lo Hie 1920 level along ' parties have complete ticket* i greatest DRAMA f Kti with M X Mwrrtng vehicle for Monogram Picture*, j (fnn submitted by th-- fin’nre- com- similar line* as the Gold«bourough * American party has no candidates for ST*nniHO T/Cl£tt, ' ■ ' X Mt*s D’Orsay. cuat for Die first timcimitleq to th« effect that It ougtit now Billy which passed the House and fail- any office except in Wayne county (Two parttca, the American and prolcX tn * fwl1 ra,‘‘ limply jwstifi-.-s t.»-tyre-pf> .-ibi; • . Mib-’ariUallv artiv.- a! «hI in the Senate — ---------[tartan have not named candidates for ■ X ,he confidence of her producer* in hu the amount whkh the eounl< may president or vice president. Tin- com-! »» unauriNUHed. presentation of tlie rule of reasonably expert will paid to the TAX AVERAGE IN • liiruiCAki ic cm 4n*rtunl,t- Protetarian. liberty mid Amer:‘ X Fili Colk-Uc. Calgary \ the Hie vivacious vivaciuii* rui vuui-ur. v .hm". county by th? rncetwr of the Freeport MIDniuKlY lo 034.43 :can parties are new to Michigan. th> ■ I J* rodeo winner and beauty contest en- bank ' , ----------. j names never having npja-ared on b.il-1 v trant. whose various racapuck■-. re- . Tli>— committer submitted a further Economy League > lot* in tm-state before X counted by her wiih-»wak< pi» ^-i.K< nt >r-wlutton which the board adopt-d National । Tlie *eight Makes Interesting Report ‘"u’ governmental question* • 0 furnished the front page copy of New flint the Prdsecutlni! Attorney 1-- etn■ and referendums wdl require a ballot X Y’ork’.s ncwsjmpera |>owcn-J to t-.ikf tnnmiliate .-.h-ps to ''On Conditions ' 45 inches in length. In order to make C Supporting the piquant Mur in tiw prohct Hw county’s inter.--:, and n*A comparative study of the tax levies tlie huge sheet easier to handle, many I X lavishly staged -n n.--> uf brilliant color' .ure t|M, pajmient of anv Indemnitv X photography which an- the hlshlif.hu which may be due ttw county, under per capita in Michigan counties in HB1) counties have -printed the referendum on’l iMiif «ff on warm day.. s' of the picture are such accompli*iw-d I t>M: terms of ths bond given to protect has been made by (he "Michigan branch ballot in Wa<> columns This is the hr • U n!.. — as „ Robert W.nrirt from |(wj. w |n ot the National Economy League. It Is time *in “ Michigan's hbtory tliat thi-j players Warwick. Paul Ket. Kel­ |hr . ley. Astrid Allwyn. Edward Feather­ [ ’be Frecuort Bank Thi* droo*it bond an interesting report The average ot has been done. taxes collected in Michigan amounts to stone and Edwin Maxwell. OBITUARY*. {action ot the board will require the PROGRAM FOR THE BALGeorge- E. Coleman. Ubn of Hiram is tn Missaukee county, where the av­ \ LANCE OF THE WEEK erage per capita is 122.42. The highest and Julia Coleman, war. bom tn Johns - { S Wednesday — Thursday "Chandu. town Twp . May 21. 18C8, and wa.v ii life! in the state U Gogebic! which ranks •dble loss on 28th in population, with a lax rate of long resident nt Barry county, pavinj of quality. X tlx- Magician." featuring Edmond Low. :lh|K denodt 194 31 per vapita. Oakland comes doee away suddenly on Tuesday, Oct her J5 ; d and Bela Lugosi. with I7Q.09 per capita Wayne county On March 2. lay. he was married \ ■ The Fourth Honenian," with Tom PLEASANT HILU taS57M’per capita. Kent is »43 99 per Mies Came C Frey und they resided 8 Mix and Tony Also authentic picture- I Vcrc Carter attended the 4th Discapita. Ingham county’ ta 14144 per .on their farm in Johnstown until; X of Bchmclling-Waikor light. 1 trict Teacher*' Convention In Grand capita. Barry county ranks 2l*t in the I coming to Hastings, tn 1902, Mr. Cole­ .Rapids Thursday and Friday Thurs- list ot 83 coufities. with an average tax’man was elected to the office of coun­ 1 day evening he attended the Mate rate for the county of *30.43 per person.; ty treasurer and iu that year he cam-grange meeting nt East Landnc. rr-| U much below the average, ns ns' to Hastings to take up hLs his duties at Nov. 13-14 —"American Madness." ■ reiving the flth degree along with 114 which Is can be reen. Allegan county ta »2955 the court house, which position lie held with Walter Huston. candidates. per capita Allegan tanks 22nd in1 for four years. FUHowina this’ he Nov. 15.17—"Bli^M-d Event," with Mr and Mrs. Matt Bedford have imlnl of population in the state Com, served a* awtatant cashier in tiw-Ho*Lee Tracy and Mary Brian. moved back to their own plan?. 2'1 county, which Is about tlie frame4»pu-[tings City Bunk and later was elected Thanksgiving Day — "Rackety-Rnx." miles east of Middleville. lation ils Barry, pays taxes per capita treasurer of the Wlndstonn Insurance anceui the with Victor McLaglrn. . ...... ................. .. ....... Mr. and ....... Mrs. ..Bert Palmer, ami ...... chil- ol IXI.QO; Van Buren »35 53; St Joseph' Co During the past twenty-fivtryr»M Dec 11-12—■•The'Succes.sful Calarn- drvh spent Sunday with Mr.'and Mrs. J35.55 As we showed last week a con- he has been engaged in. the insurance Hy." featuring George Arltu j O.»car Palmer nt Hastings. aiderabie reduction will.be made In the business in ” . - son. —=--------- * • ►-------------- 1 Mr* Stephen Carter visited friend* average |>er capita in Barry county j years being ROBINHI’E PARK. 'at Walker Station and Grand Rapids taxes this year. 'rector and adjuster for tiw State Mu­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Mltcliell, Mr anil Thursday and Friday. KLINGENSMITH CORNERS. I tual Cyclone Insurance Insurance. Co of Lapeer. Lapet-r. Mrs Bert Jon>-s of Grand Rapids. Mr. j Mr and Mr? Bvron Rowladcr and Mr*. E. Latta hns been on the sick' holding that (loM'Jon at the time of his and Mrs. Ralph Ftnkbeiner of •Middle- children nf Grand Rapids spent Tliursdeath. He was very higldy regarded vllle, Mr. and Mrs Glenn Dean of dav and Friday with her parenta. Mr list the past week. Burdette Willison has been very ill [by the company, who considered him (J Bowne were Sunday guests, of Mr. and and Mrs R. J. Williams FIFI SINGS'EM X Mr*. Julian Potts. ' Mr. and Mrs Clifton Campbell and the past week and under the doctor's AS one of their best men Nearly al) C Mr. and Mrs Albert Prost of Un-1 children spent Sunday with relatives care. We all wish for him a speedy ■ the officers and directors ot the Lgpccr recovery. company were in attendance at the X Sing spent Saturday night with Mr I nt ^a|Bmazoo Miss Irene Calvin of Allegan ta funeral services. C and Mrs. John Kollar. I Mr. and Mrs. N C Kraft of CharHr U.B., u member of the Presbytcr£ Clyde Kolla-, who has been spend- ■ )otte spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs spending some time with her stater and ''lau chureh and WM “fftllatcd with the X ing the last few montba with Mr. and Seymour Jordan. Ttia schoolhouse club. XLions club.. I G. 0.0. ... program.at .Ht the -_.e---e - * . Fri- commercial vluv. mjiki viuu O*. Mrs. Prost, has returned to bta home in Tlie social mt Pleiwnnt Hill Friday H„t„B commandary Ko M. X Grand Rapids. evening netted enough to finance tin- day nlalu oaa well atlended and a F I”*1 I’™?*1" J1”"- «"'•! Ki.iahb. TanpUr euninm ata tiw 3 Mr. and Mrs Wright Clifford and Hot Lunch Club for the school year folks attended from VaokaeSprlilta.1 widow, a son Earl, anil a daughter Mrs £ sons spent Sunday with Mr. and Mis , Bnd nno the llic children VIIIWITH fee) JVCI welf well repaid IcpulU fur IV1 ol o.u,. .Un 0 William Waddell of Stony Point. f{the - time spent on their fine program Barlow lake. Middleville and Grand; E„c Rapids After the program the erowd | tw0 j,u„, ,ua j„„, Mr. and Mrs John Kollar spentI they put oil ,,nd latter brute four yean, old the day or Sunday with Mr and Mrs. Otto Light­ foot of Ffecport. . STONY POINT. ' Two Estra Gum-Uippcd I'oni Pliaa lol!1!.?!!?,!tta «»»"»rn » •»h"”- “ .Ray Wintermute and son. Normnn. Mrs. Alice Ooolbaugh and daughter Rental, kindly and sympalheUo. He of Detroit spent from Friday until Florence of Hasting* are visiting Mra. d wL!?^ a!h4 M. t K?1 waB ■ so™' '•'t" "ni1 husband, a loyal Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Kol- Claud Demand for a few day*. ?1!L M MMdUrm/*^' M 4 frlc,ld rnd a straightforward, lust Tlie hoUM' on the Harley Scaae farm .Mr. and Mrs George Poland spent Mr. and Mrs. Albert Or«n and fem- falr d*‘!!1?,{,an? ’'I"1!*! Vs!! Sunday with their nephew. Mr. and was destroyed by fire Saturday night. Uy end Marshall Tripp spent Wednes- naaa' Hla hl*S. Q[ Irlcnd* dU1 . No one lived on the farm but they had Mrs. Russell Ingram of Ionia. : elwruh his memory. been working there that day und had a day afternoon tn yfasungs -‘''‘'T"' *errktw awn- held kt the Mrs. Pro, VanTuyl spent part of fire in the stove. CARLTON CENTER. last week with her son. Wm. Bltgwxt. Presbyfen.n ehureh Saturday ot >"> B)-rniL Ixwis. a former rcjJdelit of and family at Hashsllle. h All remember tlie community dinner A M . Ihv. KlUhhut ..melaung Hurn election day, November 8th sponsored this place passed away at the home of Harry Hrou and daughter. LaDora. “> "» "“de lb Ihvemlde qemrfery. his daughter, Mrs. Ed. Blweler, in tlie slxmt Friday at Benton Harbor. ___ SOUTH SHULTZ. ; grange hall. Bring pot luck dinner and Lakeview eommunity. Funeral serv­ BUMPER CORN CROP. Those from here who attended the > table service. A program will be given ice* win lie held Turaday at two Forjhe first time since 1928 Michi-' Circle at W. Whittemore's were. Mea­ Adapted from the Famoug Novel, ARMITAGE TRAIL 1 in the afternoon. Come and enjoy the o'cltKk at the home, burial in Bponable 'cemetery. . gan com yield per acre exceeds the dames Mlnu Praruhka, Orletta Stamm, ! o*y. day. .. Author of “Scarface" There was no school'Thursday and' Mrs. Roy Combs and Forest -and ten year average, the crop this year bo- Pearl Hull, Ida Carpenter and Mina Friday. Our teacher. Mrs. Watrous.1 Myrtle Mead of Katamazai called on ing 4fl.000.000 buslreta, u yield of 33 Kenjon. bushels |>er orre. Tlie nation's crop ls Frank Hom and son. Clinton spcnl attended the Teachers' Institute at B J. Wellman'* Sunday. Grand Rapids. ’! Quite ’ at 2.885.000.000 bushels, Sunday with Mr. and Mr*. Clifford a number came ‘to Wash «.-• HeJ- estimated In a Sinister Setting Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Beck and family mer’s oh Friday to remember them on which is about 320.000.000 more than Kahler uf South Hope. W Elranor Cr»'en of Lan*U« (were in Kalamazoj Saturday aftcr- their 53 rd wedding anniversary. also a liu| year and 250,000,000 busheU above the ten year average. spent the> end with hrr parents, noon. number came on Sunday A MONOGRAM MELODRAMA With Ginger -----ou Mr. and Mra. Adelbert Craven. Mr. and Mrs B. J. Wellman went to I Mr. and Mrs. Herman Oler of Tlie rich say money won't buy hapAda Hom of Battle Creek spent SatRogers and an All-Star Supporting Cast n ; Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mrs. El- visit j»me friends at Olivet Friday and COURT and plneM; but the "poor would like a urday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I mer Marlow were gueata Sunday of Mr. that same day. the Olivet friends came riioNK cue cltancc to experiment a little. ’ Will Oates. 1 and Mrs. Mina Elliott. to visit them. Nov. 6-7 SUNDAY & MONDAY ulslandlng consider*rveryone. But v»lue» HUNTERS FAIL TO RE­ SPECT STATE LAWS I SHEAR. MARCH JpWQ OFFICERS CHOSEN BY CO. FARM BUREAO A Love That Lasted Through the Years! Men’s Heavy Fleece Union Suits . , . O>V Men's 33/3% Wool $^79 Union Suits JL Boys’ Part Wool Union Suits si!""'. Boys’ Medium Heavy Cotton Ribbed U’SuitS jF^ Men’s 14-lb. Ribbed Union Suits . . . 5> tf® Largest oallOt tn silerette rr/c’n asy to Clean idt steak cooked rette is the most 'ou have ever th rich full flavor tg hard and dry. ,es are retained :hat appetizing th meat cooked Chops, sausage, fish are tastier 1 in the LERETTE" ECIAL * DUCTORY RICE :ar Bros. /are Co. HASTINGS > for your >out COUPON - TUESDAY -NITE Protect UNASHAMED TWELVETREES* x,h Coming Attractions A,ctoo*4/ GIRL FROM CALGARY New York । au expect iperly. or ot eating FRIDAY & SATURDAY A Hundred Thrills and Chills ement. own to all" ! Deliver ANT!FREEZE WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY “The Thirteenth Guest” MYSTERY! MURDER! MADNESS! �THE HASTINGS BANKER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 2. ISM PAOI FOUR The Hastlnaa Banner!144 *hl41' ““ • *ne nattings panner CRnMn w Ule ’“"“'r M yiews dluj Qpinions; r.H..kU ..... W.I.AI., on IW kwunpuon tl»r would turn Oto *t iiMtinra, Nkhifin. to tobe be aa sound, sound, conservative conservative and and profitprofit-' ' [able investment. Needless to say the , bubble broke and all thore who sank SEVENTY-8EVKNTU year , money abroad through the activities of ~ ~ ~~;Mr. Roosevelt’* concern lost heavily, Ent*r«4 at Illi «t*«“ UM,“‘n [Ax a matter of fact the United States Wfc«» HrSore Cnv W Hui UlHCrS duy r A<lln we have learned a leuon from a hitch hiker lo whom we gave a ride last Thursday- while enroute to Lan-. iln«- He was an ex-wnrlce man. but This and That The Campaign conclude*. Importance -of Voting. An American Privilege, ’ • The Tariff. Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday Kuppenheimer TEN YEARS AGO-TODAY. Mrs. Edward Groat has returned | | from Galt. loan, where she has been' Tlie last week_of the campaign nojiuealdraws ora- caring ••• •for — her -----------------mother. Mrs.--------------I. L. Cuno a close. liTe work of political oradall. who returned with her for an tn- ■ k\m »>«>•“ b0ta.no.-U -to.a on* «... •o'“^.STuiw Mr. ««> L. w D ktantau. «dud! 0- c.M rMueiiotk legal authorities tell u«, cannot do to make times harder and prolong the de -1 Alnerica1’ who faJls to nil in a ballot h daughter Mr* Hugh Marks of! ----------- „ -too. . to. totontotoB. to Ito ran- tor-on. tah taul.lto. to .ooH | » Sit?. pivKuuii. wim inc n-sun in>( nc wisuu , ------- - - - ------ —------- -Its* 41 oo wlthcnrt a atnendment to the con- h.ve .. .t»r,d it HI tetore um« e«uM -or jriucum « Friday. riutfak stttutlon. Stale governments do have ImiAove. On .he oiher luM. he -Id ™n'O’ the new Mltses Beatrice Clift. Bertha Vogt' ■~ita *>tne conlro1 ovtr financial' deal* of .u he ded ow . , <w no., >w rocehe II naul.he w,_ »«» P-onle mthfew IN BARRY lOt.'NTT. THREE MONTHS " ...so* thU kind and Mr. Roosevelt, himself. enimcnt\ouTd t<j»^ff“by that tliatI« P*‘0»U.. are 4jackcr> slacker* who evidently do du - ----- ‘afford - • torffLn? ct'’,wlons ia ADVANCE ■ better comprehend appreciate the Miss Vogt s home in Coldwater. ii:aa been governor of the one state in times the time* would lx and hr JJnot 0? C0, PPrehend or appreciate OtT.*tDlt HAllHY iuVNIY. ONE: Miii Neal Williams lias returned to .......'■' ’ tte Umoo ttaewn wM«h ■ bulk ol ite - »w» «l«taU«w »I jStatwSTtag ol S- her home in-Plainwell after a two .= >» ibwm 1p.wp.pU « ctanS. *.,d to .S to ta- weeks’ visit with Mrs. Charles Hall. ! Miss Miircellu* Mitchell and Mrs —r------ wilat liaa he dune to protect investor* uuo|i< vnnlant |x>toiblc. Fortunately, however, cwn ' ----I guests oi Mrs, Julio custek. । Mrs June Fisher and Frank Perry ...» .w ctatata with kovrrmwu lo- '„>*«*•> ” ™ l*~>ta» ““»«>■ ..... . . 'of Battle Creek and Mr and Mr* | , . „ , , , .With him politics is a job und a P.r«»all> ae wckr. wr lor nrsanx ItoUdml noc»Hoo. and “"/I-;' ’ ^-Kal*n^rt tawHr-r HlUml terferrncc when United European InTo6 man>. 11X)lc upon Frmraay jeiu wire"^? ■ ... *rr................. -. . . ana J<*nnli* nt Rjljmir.vr ‘were glleeitS I Iu.u. vestors. Ltd., was formed because the jwUtfcs a* a'racket and in too many rk'T*?;hy hi?Xe‘ of of Mrs. Mr' Agnes Acnes Fisher Fisher and and famdf Sun-1 famliy’sun-1 in C.tata iftajHII; in■ „uu.k .«w_wllh j ■»£: day. II. At tonl«l>: s hxxA >1 th. olint“ < •"' “ "• ; where rules and regulations for pro..nrc -W -V— one oor 'UU, » pl». Ito fttadrnl menu, tod th. d*. « urw 10 .... cut .. xi'wlfSc .'wts of this kind are particularly free pnadon in hu nm tonUnce Hr tallto. ------------------------------------Thu u on* ol Ite Ion-mom- du? ?’ <4 Amrncun tollk-luhlp. Cknrm- lurn*d Irem a wwk, hunlrna in,. ! utitwr and ta*y' 11 15 n strange situation for launched into a discussion of tlie Issues’ :u» ■* u u*n a presidential candidate to complain from the first word. Governor Bruck- m-nu ,«l> iu ow. ran br urunlil n"' Std'11,c,\ 1l,r> only - k-nt a, « maloHly ..1 lu dU•"1“« ?,b1™"!? Cwm Smilh, r»r»ni,a» bccauae the government did not protect er. who In passing, did Michigan high Sena tako -urao ,< .uaulbillly In lu *“ umuM In killing a braulllul credit a’ tonight's pivotal milepost in •«. Hhc people against the same type of the national cann>algn, had given the marusomtnl. „ .. • • < । Mr*. Rosa Cobb who ho* been stay* • /’outrage” he himself wax perpetrating President ■ a gracious welcoming in­ Many uf th- praple of central Eu- 'n' «“» “ary Milh in tiw coun­ troduction. It wxs a fine bit of Iios- rope and the orient have never been r> Jru* bmne several day* the pa*t| ■ u»*’n u,empitality splendidly presented Did the able to achieve *e!f*govcnuncnt be-! *,*k' «-'turning to Mr*. Mill* Bunday, ; President make any reference to the । THE DEMOCRATIC CASE. cause of their lack of intereM In poTWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY On page-flvc of this issue arc several welcome or even mention Michigan's litical nffuir* -and because their emo„ , governor by* name? He did not. Tlie tion* arc too easily swayed by radical ' STICKER CANDIDATES. R,‘l,',b‘4can *f>pechexwill be held-at; ' columns prepared by the county Demo­ ' Hi every hotly contested county elec­ cratic committee tliat sum up their ar- governor had Secretary of Commerce or bigoted appeals Some form of die - i1,e Roy D. Cliapln. a Detroiter, and Mrs tion the voters are always'confronted gumenL - We hojx? )n succeeding cam- Hoover, sitting'on the front row. stand latorshlp ha* even been suggested for;“‘ Smith at Middleville. W W. Potter by the last minute ■tones concerning paigns to make this a regular depart- ifor a bli: 11,41 President omitted America To us till* idea is iniolcr- J? Orangeville; M. M. Callaghan at [ able and indicates'^ defeatist attitude. rP°X Ji'8’ J A,rCa * nl ( ri SM’>' the quailficalio'ns of some candidate, ■ :,,nv ;any »*«nnai personal rvferrnre reference g to vwmo anyone .mrf and A dictator, such as Italy’s Mu*.wluu. i ?,atun^ «fhE~'V “ ®L,,!“‘al ” u’ I what a wealth of Michigan memories may make a Wonderful recunl during I at Qu‘n*»» Monpurposely circulated at so late a date life had to draw from. He could have hi* oWW years ol power but the form of | ‘ la > “ u ' ht 77j' that sufficient time tor »n answer £< WHAT AL REALLY THINKS _______________ ’called up tlie national service of government he leaves not permanent 'v “ Sm»h a« Nwhiille; W. W Pot- • impossible before tlie balloting begins , "Ido not, and I db not believe any: great Detroiters of the past—Chandler, After Mussolini, what? is a question J' r at Iilckurl CwrUe*. L. JL Pryor at Every Voter should Carefully dlsrcgafd leader of the Democratic parly of this.:Denby. Cass. .Alger. Dickinson - whd that many Italians are asking. No *y.«-;,rY*fK’ „ . these eleventh hour reports using hLs country blame the Republican party havc *e*1 311 bideliblo irnprcM- upon the■.cm of M-if government lx perfect but1... „b’trah Bowtie . and daughter. ,AX1 c«nm»n -km- w mUUe <M> 1.l«r .hu tandnloa Thunk, l»>o Ool Ju 13 lu>“ b?-ln ViOi•intelligent co-operation of n*“lM «*»*»*• ^av* returned. Franta. Canada, where tiwy. there was any.bph tn-^fhe story Ttjwc have too much grit and too much ant and privileged. t.> the memory of cititns is . probably about tlx- m06t stable and aatiafactory form of nil*|,P,’’jd.«,« 11>P summer. would have come to his notice long be- sense to blame any political- parly fori thelate Ralph H Booth, U S. Senator known . Ed. Burton. Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt fore Rumors of sticker candidates al- this condition." Tlie above Is an cx-lt0 Denmark, another Detroiter, would [Murdock of Dejlon and Mr*. Handy[ » help u «our AhnoM ..... (nn . .p.«h m.n, by Allr.p taw iSlrtlKi'S? lhe gueHSof Mr and Mrs Mmw*| Amenta Is.not without faults But were ' Fuller in Woodland Friday. .without exception the rumors arc with-. E. Smith when he referred to tlie de-; to the hearts of several men instratcgi- in what cither nation ot the world can ,1 Mr. and Mr*. Morse Nevins left for out basis and least of all do they1 pres*b>n and unemployment in nical iKisiUorw of journalistic influence cttUciijjJcok forward more confidently \St Louis Tuesday. From St. Louis Mr. originate with the candidate whose । speech at Province in iojo. Th(.S(.'We refer fo the editor* of the string •>’, Nevins will jto out on his usual buxlname ; ness trip In the ,-wuthwejt and neither | name m » meniloned. menuoneu. The tne American Ameucan i views new. were were cxprexred expressed before before the the iwat beat of of publlshl;,/Ct, ’nil lw,,fl;d 4.*'' bv he nor Mrs. Nevins plan to return hen: i public doe* mot.favor thi eticker candi-; the political campaign became intense* the always i»tennal Detroit New* The [ [till next summer. Their son. Messer,I date. Wlien a man is fairly beaten by and probably represent lhe real opin- President takes no advantage ot hi*! • is at. school at Fairmount college. his .opponent there is some Unwritten: ions of Mr. ^mRb' better , than any- hl8h bifieial station to gain favor—h.| Wichita. ,Kan. .i*. where his unde. Ma - [ law of good xporumaiBhiji’Uiat resents [ thing he said during JiLv two recent Hi-4 cannot add ”4'' to hl* *’'* glory ",n~— —even "**" though 1 i.son Nevin*, resides. jan occiu-lonal' amenity could be , i Mr. . and Mrs. A. J. Egglcxt sn and the attempt of the defeated candidate , rades over the radio. /.V CHARACTER. charged, to civility rather than to • *un of Grand Rapids were-the guest* . to hinder or possibly block 1:1s success- j I politic*.’in other words. Mr. Hoover"* ■n manners, in style, . [of Mr. and Mrs. Romunzo Brown Sun-! |refusal or failure to indulge in, these WALTER LIPPMANN. tu! opponent through tlie institution , May. . . . . ’ | in all ■ things, the We hope tliat after the election U j w-tni-social references, above outRemember the election of Tilden LOW COST FOOD of a sticker campaign: The instance* i . Mrs A. K. RiclianL-ou returned last supreme excellence slums conclusively that he is not ! week.from a, two wreks’ visit with-her nu an* the payment to rebels of from DEMANDS STl’DY. . where sticker candidates have been ov<r Walter Lippmann will •sumr his (lined, j a political, in tact iiardly u partisan.! ' two to four billion* of dollar* Then to *son in Scranton, gcnnxylvania’. Did jwi ray ten cent*?" A city wel­ elected are so few and far between that • rolc “I impartial critic of World affairs president. With Inin the presidency h [elect him is to insure the bankruptcy fare director, asked if lie liad been able the good faith of such’ an attempt B again. Hr h. too brilliant an in- an al) lime service job, Tlie ballyhoo [of ; THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. i­ the nation. to feed jx-ople. "on the city” for as low always a serious question for the voter, dividual to waste talent as a mgr^' that has crowded into most everylhim: i - . ........ D- R- Cook rot* to the senate; Jone* Mn. Frank Newton of Grand Rnpitb Hind T. Spaulding al home to muse on the mfcrutl- shorted at tiw thought of such ex­ Tlie use of silekcrs upon ballots lends party propagandist. \Hls personal <1W- since the, so-called high procure sell- j und Mn Mir. *F. Smiuldiiitf have o|x*ned otwned | stay* । iiig days, find modern day politics iiu • I I dressmaking apart menu over W. E hide of the republicans. to ecillusion and it lx even jxiMible to' like nf president Hbovcr has lead him travagance. "More like seven this, not Been been exempt exempt, must be naibicatinii'l .................................. " 4 -----, hoc Merritt-s More. Airs Newton come* a match name of bo&cball wa* summer." hi' declared, "sometime!) Ira..’ .. „lt.5 of bL< high) void the entire ballot by the improper to »»»*<• many distortions of tact* dur- .m-.... tb(..to. president highly lecomnu'iKled a* a strictly first-i played on Wcdnewlay tn Rutland-be- for then we could count on garden affixing of ... the .... ... sticker. ... , Barry county. |HK t tie ..past few . weeks that util . un-;...station. ... If AnterIf America B to continue [class modiste. Tailor made suit* a‘tween a nine from Podur.k and a nine produce." Dr. Marie p. Dye, Dean of B doubtcdly hi* xi'tiu* setvc nf of justice great: rCSnOtialbil responsibility should mean revI*. fortunate fnWim,*,* tliat • >*„: no i* > sticker candidate* r .ndi.l p... tliltlbletll V tipubie tnuible ill*. luctt.-e <■ great. •jk'cTalty. the Home Economics division at .Michi­ b.wctotoltow.rdloto.toB-tto Wtob. .«** Ito teat ol toe ramtoUm IS^btoS nUtaS.'S'tou hitotoMM > Mr. and Mrs Henry Harvey of Kai- coming out ahead with the score stund- gan State College, was consulted us to -• ka.-ka. returned home Thursday after i ing two to one. । what the iiutniionUt thought about the ing of a ballot that should receive more died down. Eor the Kake of editorial I d,..,lr;ib|e character axiom ttian Prer.i- to the morrow? Certainly not in ltaly y au visit with relatives: rel.v.1 --— ------ -■«*■*■ — ‘effects ot the low cost food situation. senous oonsidcratioKtitan any ballot standards here ■ •• J--* we hope dent Hoover —Muri DeFoe, Charlotte — in America where tlie overthrow or death of Mu*Mr. and Mr*. L ‘ • Had the time come when diet wax that Mr. Lippmann-will find it poMible Republican-Tribune. ^nkSltataZ? -ohm may plunge the country into Mr and Mrs.'Frcd Roidtcs and daugh-1 really nperdhg the door for disease? turmoil; nor in Russia where the So- ter. M:v.,N«wa. were the guests of j to turn out his masterpieces of im­ OLD-TIME DANCE CALLERS , juaj - iii n, athtuuii -i uiiu : : „ . tojji U . . viet* mayun.w.* dictateai,u andvairiuu experiment (relatives andmenus friends>11inrsowlie BowneaunSunpartial comment once again adcor&ing ---- -------------- —--- -------- ----- ------- ------- ,ltu THE TIME TO CHANGE. Politics kn permeate* the atmosphere! will; nor m Germany where orderly ,day. _x • Soln'' <>f ‘be old-time fiddlers had those questions this summer by dele­ " Various political orators and writers 'to fortner standards. just now that it la Useless to attempt government hangs by a Mender thread: Mrs Wm Trego and daughter Lin-;,nore 01 tt variety of tuneful melodies in gates to n social, workers’ conference throughout the country; arc now clatmcommenung on any other subject- We i nor in India where lhe conflict of rf* returned home Tuesday after a few it,u:lr repertoire than others, but there REAL TAX RELIEF. were fortunate enough lo have a scut’(creed, caste and traditions jiromot>'s i days’ visit with Frank Trego and w;if«- ■*’a-s onc accomplishment tn which served to them meals such as.a woman ing that because the next congress will ’ J fewer excelled. Th^J wax tixe calling of । might prepare for her family in the ' probably be DEMOCRATIC, we should ’ All government units in Barry conti­ tii " row* from the front at Hoover * ■ ceiucle.u hatreds and tiistiC'-; nor in of corlls*. Wixcoiftin. nue rt-sponw. Detroit appearance Saturday night. We; Franc* wlwrc new cabinet* and hew , Srank Beckwith starled Monday for:tho 8ttJ,ce nKurc*; which some of them nearby city of Lansing, provided she elect aramiucraiic'president regardless iFhava. been showing imagine the toughest job Mr. Hoover!policies may bis launched overnight;. a trip t> I>. wr. Colorado and other (c,,ul“ ln Bl> original and novel wny of the qualineatiotu- id the-nominee in|,s> tlu' di-mutsd tor’reduced expchM!* Jum Is to appear before large crowds ■ nor in Englund which i« suffering from u .tern pints . ' The figures of tlie old-Ume square question simply to insure better co-op- [ cul’J,l,,8 ivreiily-llve per cent from the Where Governor Brucker gets fat on; intense over-lndustnaiirattcin; nor in mb* Mini Reed started M vqday tor!rt'‘noe wvrc 9*1 In tlx4 quidnt ' "' ’ ” ' * eratton between th- legislative and ex-: loral tax b',“k'11 “ «'“* awompiWi- lhe jNwers at*! plaudits of crowds, Mr.!-South America where rcvolulwn* flare [an extended visit with relatival in Ba-i' "~ ।,Ue variations that took a wide range proved that if a man ate his 'caloric'., ccutivo branehe? of the goverhnwhL fumt. We can talk about new taxation Hoover looked embarrassed and un-Huid rlvk-r ilk? heat lightning in sum-; tuvi,i. New York. comfortable Give him a tough job to| mertime Tin. stability ot government ■ Mt* Cltatie. Lunn gave a very |occasioned much merriment.. Following worth" of tlie low cost foods he would Pun- buncombe! .Coiwder tor a mo-; “hemes but no better system tor mak- do and he U right m ills element. [ t* a hvrit.ige that all American* pita Mint tea’ Saturday afternoon t,,1>.''a a ’nai>ip:c ui otic line of v; the me ciiaracUtrisllc — •anM11'’of ; not endanger hLs health. . :w nt what wauld liave hapix-ncOur- :n« ,axes Jv-<s burdrnsomc has ever While tiie first demonstration was in|*ivaiid guard Jealously. calls of of tlie tlie period: period: tifto-n of lier fnc-inis in honor of Mr* I[dance <*nnce call* Ultit a lot of education, m well as ’ ' Nellie Thoma* of Toledo, Yellow yer purdner ing the Iasi ror-gn .-i i! we had not । h”* ‘han intelligent economy progress and 20.000 jx-ople were cheer-; ....— ------_____Ohio ______ ____[ ’"B'liiUi ’8’fiite yer pardner and IcUher go. sacrifice is needed." Dr. Dye warn:.. "We ing. President Hoover stood'nodding! Probably no issue in the campaign chrysantlwmunis const it lin'd tlie deca-1 Balance all and do-se-do./ isvue m chrysantiiemums constituted the *» had a resolute Republican jiresidentrin’,n government. Taxes can undoubtedi dp hut expect a working man to read ....... .r length ■ rntldh* After tea a delightful .loclal Swing yer gal and run away; as been discussed at greatr.ffice to Veto’the uum- rous prccs of *lv •he shifted successfully from one acknowledgement mid we were re-[lux up on calories” she said, "but If he or minded of the past eighteen ytnira’ hl*-1 than the tariff. Academically, we wilt"* time wa.- indulged in. , Right and left and genl* sashay I his family do not eat sufficient amounts extravagant and destructive legislative'’‘boulder to the other by legislative actory of this. man. 1 admit, the theory of a protretive tariff Miss Eliza Knowiuxr spent the fori* Gent* to right and swing or cheat; of health protecting foods, milk, vege­ P.lly pa- <i by a Democratic House,of i Uo,:: but thpF can only be reduced by ----- -- .u. —.. ...------On u> next gal and repeat. , tables. eggs, fruits and the fish liver in an academic acuaemic world worm vve are liv­ Wo *hall never quite forget Mr.,iing In? >n j Balunoc next and don't be shy; Representative.. WITH A DEMO-1 tnnunlnK Mpenscx. ThU la« repreoils. Ux-ir resistance to infectious dUFORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ____________________ ing in a real world where national [ Swing yer pard and swing her high Hoover ’ s face u* he stood tlwre. It — >• CRATIC CONGRESS LN PROSPECT.I1*"** real’tax relief. . • l euse uill be lowered Some one must spirit runs high, where living stand ­ Mrs. Win. Tinkler returned from Bunch the gals aijd circle round; was lined deeply—not plump and smug guide them " ards vary 3* greatly as day aiid night, Cleveland. Ohio, las: week wltcre she I WlUck yer fee ’ , until they boymd. ’ Education along food and health THE SPORT ’ CONTINUES. J[a* he B generally/depicted: His jaw where every nation —even though/it PUBLICAN PHISHOT OF WERhiss been living tor the past year with 'Form a basket and break away; ! seemed set and the •smiles tor tlie lines should We stressed now," Dr. Dye ven to the (crowd iwemcd to be a bit forced. There abhors the idea of warfare—must give her daughter, Mrs. Allen. Swing around und all get gay. ' BERT HOOVERS ABILITY IN OF­ - proposed amendment* . declares, "Good'nutrition means re­ *Ch:i* V constitution during one rtecfion w.ls. thought, a fighting gleam in M'riou* thought to *-'!(-pre-enaikm 'Chits M-A'kltu M Atkins of Whatcom. Wash- All genta lefl.ssnd left and balance all; all. FICE MORE THAN EVER • BEFORE sistance to tuberculosis and other mm->h‘ than the public at large can b: his eye*. Beside him Governor Bruck- Consequently a tariff must not t-e re- ington. b visiting ills mother. Mr* At- ‘LtR- yer hoof and lei ’em fall fectioua diM-asej That is why I feel ------ as ... ..a I,. —.... ... barrier to trade, r«t>wr rather it 'jqnj, Mr Atkins is one ot the World* I Swing yer opposite, swing again; feted to abe-irb. -Tile spott Ls grow-S'r 41 affubl*' face wa* wreathed with giirdcd ... | thjd the educatkmal, preventive work is a ipeans preserving a standard of tair cdmmUHUaners from that state. [Ketch the sagehetLs if you ken. Tdoiin by the Michigan Tuberculoaia As: ■ I »>!>uiar Right now ur-.i, smU'-‘ ,ir*' !'111 hwk a!ul living. It It a means of lettering IndusMi. and Mrs. Speaker ol Grand Rap'Buck lo pardner, do-se-do; ■ ‘ : mannered, smoothed hU. thinning MXilaUorf inode posaible by. the sale of z id. j. titwn* are already being c:r-j hjll- and <lulk.d t|1 ji;s ntwh'st j ,rles id' unit Mr* Griffin of Jackson visited All jlne hands and of! you go. Christmas seals Is needed now more should ottr chaluieU of trade Ju* Wilkin* and family last week. {Gents, salute yer hulc xweets; I’.ftl for new.ptojwab to present tn[und friendly wav toward the President. country ®ounl । than In tiie past. • ---- r future. ......... ■ i,- - less «*- *•--f.‘,,rd rx-Govemor ** rl 1». G Robinaon has tx«m In. BMtt-' Hitch und promenade to teals," What we need ! .nori', Maryland, for the past twot Tlie time honored square dance, or CLANK CREEK. ,and- :nu>-c quality. A’ constiiuIn our opinion '.lie t-uifl i* one o! week* unending on Epiwopal conven-•'quadrille, included other figures, one of ! politically. jirominent•---------------------------------------------------------------------- ——--------.. Fred Oils mid wife and Miss Virginia HheiidRtcnt i« too impurUuit a the dominant issues of the campaign.; non. . ith, ’ni tx'ln? called ’blrd-in-Uie-cagc." Hafcnx spent the week end vi.ttmg p > consider with indlfle | Through it all Mr Hoover stood Il lias ceased to lx- a mere 'political It B hardly probable that lhe new ,OUiers were made up and InterjKitatcd, rebUUC* near Grass lake and Ann Ar’*•“” ‘ ‘ . i uri home will be incited before auch a* "Swing Yer Long Cornstalk. ’ bor tired bit, <!• terminrd occasionally formula now that **• ar threatined c :I. reiittcs M1 o.v site*. Krom lhe work already • which had its origin in Arkansas. Us ­ apt revMun vunrnun »iM>w iiir*. rwnm ine wora aireaay । wnicn tn Us. , ■> ... ’ . . I glancing at Mr*. Hoover seated near: - -'u.. durrtur. dune -I...,*, and to ...I knowing v.... to..... what to*... *_ _ __ually ...... ...theto. >■ ' of. other .. . B .... yet Oto to ibe dance___ caller days FoVr.^t fclnrv W‘h j I and getting'. Her encouraging* and; “bnaid hare depreciated in value y<-*r* and thi* thi.’ in it- d„,lt u siifc lo say that Barry had a foghorn voice and he conlribul-, h°.r« . . (happy smile, waiting . . wading to| * * " f. w yinrs ry cffcethe tariff wall tn county will hate ax pretty and conven-'cd much to the "shindigs'* of the period Robcrt-McGIocklin und daugh• job "a: hand-chat of <x-j > the people of Michigan. &>!I tavor of foreign cotmtru - Consc- fnnw. 1(nt a court holls<. a(l.here w |p tbr Iollcn U1Uxl untlj daylight beforeJ"" of Ha'^’igs spent Tliundayand | the final strains of "Home. Swrct Fr‘day with her parents her^ ■friends he ha.' made—such friends; fur; is possible’ to explain, what qurnlly the United States Ho longer *'.a:< Tlie ..u.me.e. Rutland Cem^cry Cem^ery Ctrcfc Circle will lone and whut is proposed-to i.ink* as one of the hiuh-taritl coup-’ Mi.-v Kittie Stebbins of Eaton Rap-' Home" broke up tiw party.—Courier- i ...v exampk-. as William Randolph Hears!.; td* spent Sunday with her parents in Journal. i serve dinner at the town hall election the country's troubles.— tries in tlie world Be.-nar McFadden. W.-G. McAdto <the this city.day. Tuesday. November 8. All who Schusler Manhall. Clinton County Rcman who placed more than eleven bi!-! Franklin Roosevelt has blamed the .. „ v „ |wnu „„ , B „„ S I are Interested in lhe up-ketp of the fcfrs. F. B. Pryor is expected home pubhcan-New* re serious man a vote ot ,-np’ continued world depression .on tiwlt^i* week from a two weeks’ visit with i cemetery hre asked to help. op the cwtru>. live amendments. So. (!iOn dollar* of Aihcrlcan money abroad, ■ Ami.rirniitariff-yet I irilT-—vetintnrecent reeotltNwi-ches MM'lvhi'i'relative* >dl.ii<...''in XT.to-York. cJ.... 1 « t IXf 1 Amvrlcan vln Rochester. New | Bruce Sidell and family of Grand — ... *af7ru'le”ta fol'-!MtCt'P,,ntt ’ ° v * ‘>f I,’r’‘1«n NEWS GLEANINGS. in ca* C.ITIIIWS Of H ISClOHl !he has dtsavowed any intcnii-m of r.-। Mr. and Mr* W R Hubbard of Un­ 1 Rapids were guests at Fred Otis’ over jjo." on AH seven of (hr.;”1',n ;a soIv security). Hiram Johnson. A research conducted by the Ameri­ Thursday night. ! during duties on ahy agricultural pre-1 ion City are vUlUhg Mr. and Mrs. G «uu.pd™A-<: ’tea w pnipotatum N.. owrw x.k.1> ..«1 Hu. > u,nr BRtEE- OBSERVATIONS. can Society of Heating and Ventilating ducts. Since two-third*-of American I h. Brook*. Ixiuls Not ten and wife of Jackson. ’ Thrift is not hoarding. Ills the duties are on agricultural product', ----------8 to keep present restrictions on the! Mr4s. Herman Hauer and daughter of MORE FACTS NEEDED. wise pruviiion against future need*" 'however. Mr Rooaevelt evidently i FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY manufacture and .ale of. olcomargar-' Eranklin Roosevelt at Botton said: —President Hoover. nf fc.lth«.|,n»„iu!!i' [would have us believe that the dutie* to nur friends throughout the coun- cleanest atmospheres or tjie least dust w_ irw. i ’ What we need at Washington Is leas ur.. , ...--------- . . on ,hc third have been di- w we. *ay. do not rely toy much on particles among the citierof.the na- ,were vjMtors.a’. Fred Otis’ Thursday. worry B Hi.erest paid on trouble rectly responsible lor world-wide c.v-irnass meetings- Keep up the quiet, u. ’ • | Ray Erway and family were Sunday r.nto„, to« mmt .totato, [ore It fait. .i,>o _n.._ in— , lamity. Thu seenu parttcularly ridlcu- pereonal canvass until tlie seventh ot FORGOTTEN FACTS. A 12-ton safe exhibited at lhe British Harr>’ Duna’5 4t Southwest Sloppy logic, even for the New York . , -------—, lou* when one considers tliat only i November. There are tens of thou­ When Franklin Roosevelt declares i ,,, .. , , , , governor. What we peed at Washington are imperishable; Immor-' about one-eighteenth of the total Mnd* ot influential men who cannot de- Industrie* fair is constructed ol a metal K“‘“na’. ■h»_-ae Ameeuw people .e« 1---------- --,„ ---------u . .... .. Uunkm, . ’“ fcjwd. ’ j±.-tty :«. is impervious to the ravage* of1 foreign trade in the world H in any hver a speech, but they can talk eflec- which instantly extlnguishc* an acety-' ”r- ■"’.“"•Wm-Oobb of Laming lene flame when used upon it. *c*^ 8und*X visitors at Clyde War­ —Henry Morgenthau. way affected by American tariff Protlvely and earn conviction with their taece-er... mforpuu.n hli'lnn, of nf dollar* anil nr. worth Oi—th of nl foreign (Aealen *c--i on ... bllUon* " — , Hitch-hiking is banned In Connectl-1 Mr •«<! Mr* Tom Lord and Sid Lord ! All commercial planes should have tectum ol the American home market ’ word*. On three quiet worker* we recurtuaa." and when he added. ‘Therej One reason why we hesitate to trade automatic pilot* and parachute*.’’— for American industries must continue iy for victory ax.-much a* we do upon cuL Delaware. Maine. Minnesota. New. °I Creek were Sunday visitor* to be an important item in American; tho.<e glfjed orators who fascinate and Jersey, New York. Oregon and Wu-!a*Roy Oakes'. i*en» to have been no attempt at gov- in our Btuppr six on a new car U tiw Wllilani E. MitchriL policy. Mr. Hoover U for thia prouc- pjeage on tlie platform. Let even cotisin. Either Erway went to Juckwn Mon­ ernmentai protection against tills out- sad thought that it will mean IhrowMiJ i citizen do hi* duty. , It would be foolish for me to talk tion but is Mr. Rooaevclk? ---------------------------------- i day where she will enter a business rage," be must have, omitted to re- aeveral flr*t-class garage meclia::! about any problem until I see what ' J" j We shall be at liberty any time, after A New York state ruling say* that I college. member tlwt tn W£l he waa the presl- out of steady employment —Ohl-j b;.lt ’.hr problem actually is."—Col. Theo- ; Drs Hale. Gale and Frost are editors, tomorrow, to attend to any and all who on a piece-of property the title to lhe Fred Bechtel, wife and Billie of Ha»doie Roosevelt, new Governor of the i I live Astrophysical Journal published; 0We thl* office and are anxious to *et- tubsoll extend* only a* far a* lhe own- tings were Sunday callers at Cha*, dent of Uw United European Investors, j Journal. Philippine*. • » >• tlve Chicago University Pres*. tie Up! er can reusortvbly make use of It. । Whittemore's. Clothing SOO WOOLEN'MILLS AND LAMPHEW WOOL AND LEATHER CLOTHING HICkOK BELTS AND SUSPENDERS STETSON AND STYLEPARK HATS EXCELSIOR WORK SHIRTS AND OVERALLS MUNSING UNDERWEAR INTERWOVEN HOSIERY DUTCHESS TROUSERS WEBBER SWEATERS OSBORN GLOVES ARROW SHIRTS ^,-x’.. Are all well known makes of mer­ chandise and are fully-guaranteed by the maker and uST Come in and look—we are always glad to show you, no matter if you are not ready to buy. Lambie & Doyle A Quotation The Store for Dad and Lad Brom Our Scrap Book Way of Our World . �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1931 I CONVINCING ADDRESS OF The Democratic Argument ♦ ! CONGRESSMAN HOOPER i Why Support the Republican Ticket? Next Tuesday will be the battle of: serving lhe confidence and support of [up her ralff on China becauM she had wauh out." and la full, u .Illy and bottom ot lhe uchei—meo ot unhn- ■ Commended Cong. Ketcham— -the ballot*. It i* a matter of pleasure i the people of the United State*. become practically bankrupt? Who peachable character, dependable, can-, ------- dilldUh. Safety Of Nation Gulls For and pride to the Banner that the cam- 1* not to blame tor the breakdown in’would *ay that President Hoover was Let ua consider for a moment some Klcntknu and capable—men who will adminUtrr the several office* of the! fJalgn in this county ha* been conduot.-1 the stock market The President and ' responsible f.or tile fact that tereii Hoover’S Re-Election analogous Cases In our hutory. "SSITI <»ww»ua j—.c ><«„. m u.t- cd In so fair a manner There has ; hl* Secretary of the Treasury had < countries in South America had had When Lincoln wa* elected, what mis­ giving* disturbed the country wiwn the way, satufactopr lo the people. Bvepr- jt|e q™* »ddre**cd *■ republican gath- been no mud-slinging. Tlie leaders of [ warned the country against the evils of revolutions and changed their govamtime for hl* Inauguration draw near! at'rwxt dSstton’* 8UppOrted! erlng Sunday afternoon in Uh- Central. Uie two partu* have workedhard, and I speculation and that it would inevi-. menu because of economic cor.dlttcns? will continue lo do so untilnext Mon- [ tably result in harm This warning , And yet President Htnver iia* been R was thought necessary to use great ! day night. Tire methods employed came many months before Lhe slump in j charged by his political opponent* with i precaution in getting him to Washingrepresentative in. the state leKUUture. ^^^'O’^ ^ 4 Ketcham ol have been, on the whole, clean and tlie stock rgarket. Instead of lieedlng responsibility for that situation- a 'ait। ton. without creating a disturbance In a Ume of dlstresa j thi* advice>cra2y speculators foreed-uatlon that grips every nation the And yet. though tlie Civil War came. The speaker paid a high comphment »: might-forward "Hr JOHNSON ON HOO­ the present it t* ea*y to appeal to priors higher and higher, only to have • world over. We have suffered fak low Uncoin proved to be the only man thJt* h-^Suhm^^atthrtH ! 10 U“ V*>«® t0 lW* district of the SCrtr like ! VERS ADM1NI8TJIATION.'I Mr H ,[ prejudice, prejuaicc. easy ca*y to ret r<. men against agwinsi them incin drop arop harder nsraer and ana harder narucr when wnsn the vne than any other. that could carry the country through I. ! '<** congreaaman Ketcham K- ' Hoover; president Hoover has maintained our Senatoi Hiram W. Johnson. Cali-.■ Its awful difficulties. —— .Surely - •- President - : — tumSnl S-^Tmanv veaJTw h« lL,!n lK’1,ltwl Oul “OW foolish it would be for'। their fellows But fortunately in Barry .slump- came county little of that has been done : could not be held responsible for that currency on a solid br-sia. He ortgifornia's Procre>»ivB republican leader, Wiien Grover-Cleveland wa* elected Die 1 du’rlcl »® flange, when p new 1 Tlie republicans of Ba fry county can.1 speculative mania In an address tn San Francbce. urging in IBM. there was another time of _ nated and ret in motion the RersmProgressive republicans to support dread and misgiving. Mr. Cleveland I Thorn*pF^. (k-rivingtann »uch «>Er*^-^^haye to start In congress where John 'wu believe, support,their ticket, from, Just — as — •*-* — wt ----tlie ------country .recuvcnni jirud.^ pmaDce Corporation. He was had■ scarcely been out “ of• New *York Franklin D Roosevelt, predicts that । ii.. —•.. : ience a capacity tha* anil serve him y—>,tv..tv>. i-o-. t»-.n •• President Hoover down to coroner, with from tiiU first break in-values, due tc r.ip[xjr’.«i in that measure by &0 per . . . comniuu’t-s wh"l? M- u feeling Hist they are supporting "the United States of America U about Slate, and never been in Wellington admirably in the state legislature He over-speculation — which recovery was cent of the democrat* ind practically to have govenimenfdlly a new deaj," Very few democratic leaders knew ium , has been • pcMmaater of Mlddlcvl|!r, n now ts well up in many un­ worthy mtn who. if successful, will “p £ “”> "Alnlo»l al un end.'.' lie wild, "is an in­ lie admitted he knew nothing about j and u now a member of the school ; illl Hie offices for which they arc rim- in progress as we ail know more than a all tlie republican* in both Imuve* of ept. futile, ineffective, incl&clepi. dUos-- the tariff, and he secretly went to the board. He has served the county Mc®““‘ ”***; nlng-with credit to the country, to the year agtf there came without warning [ ccngres*. Tlie charge th^t he did this Xri^n^u£ slate and to Barry county. If there from Europe a menace to our economic to help the rich U so ndidul-ws that no tiotu und un-American administra­ capital in a private, midnight train. {sheriff In which office he exhibited the **£ lite which has ckiued world-wide sensible man ought to listen to tl. 'evading tlie reporters • .qualities of courage, firmness, good, ' • tion." ■ suffering add tlie United State*' has There ire 23,ixX) i<u0 dejSjsitora in. the ' Mr, Cleveland was untried and un-' Judgment and rigid economy j| — .Turning to national Issues tiw speak .“should stand by their colon thb. i* the hud to a hare in It. England went of! banks of thi* country. There are many THE ARGUMENT OF PEAR known and tlie country was anxious a* I C c*n^‘u for judge ...—--l(.r proved beyond question that the dr- ,'nir- Their great leader. Herbert Hoo- .tlie gold standard, the ban's of Austria [' millions more who belong . to building . WILL NOT WORK to tlie outcome of hl* election. Never-i« pruoaif. is imy-eignt year* mduir.d)re ^ lon Ulr iugh which we are passv, ' r h “ * fou « ,u M«»»t great obstacles his Neverprobaty. M forty-eight years old. the German ’ Retciubank !land loan associations. 8t,U other mil­ The gunpel of fear wlllch republican "theleas he made a vigorous, vigorous, Arm-mind-1h**,* firm-mind* family of five children. He . > a * American origin; that lo pni^rve our currency from the evils failed; graduate of the University of Michigan ”* ** Amencan ongrJnfl,1|on ,o hur.. and the bank ot England.would have] lions own railroad stocks and bonds; leader* are now preaching will - not cd executive. ; followed except fur the moratorium se ­ rill! other millions who carry life m­ -U- ------------ “nd Co<Vbr held rranonX *conomic force* that have brough: , na a teacher icacner of oi large experience, experience, h.vnavwork. To voters who are versed In the ' by President Hoover, in which,.'surancc in companies whose resotirci-s These examp^s show Ilng been on the faculty of Hastings Imagination, could be iwld responsible hardship hLstury of American politics ii is ailly new to our people Tixse force*, cured andfajee 1o<1 cof the argumei.to! |JJgh Ior for the fact that England. Norway. 1 practically ill " -the “ - members ---- u of con- i are invested largely in public utility and mixkading. A change In the podespite what may be said, did not liav«* democrat* and republicans, bund*. When President Hoover *et out six years. He is a student of current [Sweden and other European countries 1their origin in this country but did grt'» Utlcal character of an administration feor. It did not wwk with and L, Mneciaiiy mtcresUd In hud gone off tlie gold standard', that ’come from other lands and were -due Joined In sanctioning- The currency of ' --­ and Iu the jxjllticul nmvictions of the Cleveland. It wil not work with ^ory. His training, his family irla- tlie bank oi Austria had fulled. The 'largely, in fact almost wholly, to tb- every nation in Europe. Azia und South [loan XMociutloni. the railroads und th? people has occurred too many times to Prankllii D. Roosevelt. It h re ut ' bank* of Germany and England would 1 America has depredated The only i insurance companies from threatened frighten the j^ublio mind. In spite of ----------------------nw--------vmrr ------------a UoOM u,,d hlK i“»«lledual aftermath of the war Np one should - ------- „-2 ’ ihave followed excepttastes for udmlrthe prompt ' • dluatcr. he w.r helping every man. tlie mournTulprcdicilon* of Mr Hoo- party leaders I* U more imperatively ?bl, beiwh^-duu^rejnfwced nt him tm the duU» <d the pr.,- “ctlon ot U,c p? ',<Jr.nt ln Atting the think of deserting *. general as he »is S' % y the dollar is. that of the United State*; woman and child in Uie United States ■ ver and republican stump speaker*, rwcessary ruT<.**nrv ,u.w now Uian tlian ever and the mind-----------------------------------------------------------t moratorium endorsed by practically 1leading hLs forces against an- enemy, ’• mid we have President Hoover to He was helping lo maintain joh» for that a ciMiige will mean ruin, flic ma- of the American electorate is made up, and making progress toward winning working' people, because we would Jonty of. voters will go to Uic poll* and and a campaign of fear will not mow the fight, and President Hoover has thank for that Mtuaticn Who but an tiw ignoramou* would ataero that Presl-. be in the midft nf chtiw'and tiw worst Imran Tf» raraulM- rauln. “• ’ mp-encly cast tlielr ballot for Roosevelt made progress in fighting tiw depresit. except to add to iu determination .,y' m," .rartd aS.;slon. und if re-elected confidence will dent Hoover Is rrsponr.ble for the jx»»lb!e financial condition except tor and u change of adminbtratlon. They to oust Mr. Hoover and his advisers bankruptcy <4 Austria, for England* the Reconstruction Finance Corpora­ know that such shouts of "Wolf! und put Mr. Roosevelt in his place.. be restored abanduninent of the gold standard, far tion. which Prc*idetit Hoover demised. .Wolf' have happened before, when Prj-«idrnt Hoover. {be threatened failure of the bank* of Tiiere are numerous o'.iwr steps, creathe wicked democrats in their malic- THE DEMOCRATIC I Tl^ olfM ot O.M bwn■ ««,'”<’JKb “? —--------T party T'-............. ' -and.England, ---- -----------------------------------------> ............ In President Hoover the and Getmuny and for the de- turtw=~ of his genius, which have been have threatened to gobble up tiw nar------------- ------_____currency ____ _ __ [ *’_________ tlm result* in Hie . COUNTY TICKET I *alL*faciorilv filled during tiw laz* five Tiw speaker proved beyond doubt • the nation have a man . of whom the preciatlons in every in ■.theapplied. You c; llonal control. And yet ntimblican 1c.auv’ U dc>,rL'a; whole «n *’'» «-• proud i. ..He .............................................. -world except our own? Who would de- practical ending of bank failurea, in The voters of Barn' county will find mid a half year* by George W Leon- lhat t!ir jjW'llblndcrs are expecting to scare the ;8lon----uxs lbi' ..World *“r “Uw hnx — Jtroveif -> •-* ■ elate President Hoover responsible for, the better buolnre..* of railroads, and in . ,a great loader, a great honest electorate by such puerility. It tlie democratic county ticket msdr up। ard.;..wlio is,, again a candidate for thl» ‘ lnnnnnM m „ n the niHimtnir of m*HV . OnawHo , ' ramlnd^one of the hair*rai.*ing threat. of excellent material—from represen­, position. We nced.only to consider hi* 10.000,000 men. the maiming of many, strategist, a tirelos* worker fur the the fact that Australia has defaulted other evidences of restored confidence-. ‘more, all of whom were as- country'* good and an tionest man, de-, on her Bond", that Japan liad to give 'Continued on page nine, pkrt two> "Tlie gubllttVll ketch you If you .don't tative in tlie legislature down to Hu'I1 'Continued on page 15. part three! : millions sets to the world; and the waste of over' ' 93OO.(XX).OOp,OOO in carrying on a war of! over' The HARRIS CREEK. a large crowd attchded the school home on n few weeks' vacation from Railroad St., to Mr. and Mrs. Alfred inUNQTnVUIU MFN FENNOCK HOSPITAI.. । m-drueiLwiTwdestruction over foiir four vc'ar* year,*.acutei The ; Mra Margafel JOHNSTOWN MEN nation* of for Eliroiw suffered Silcox k .spending a l'I»>' “t the schoolhou.se Wednesday her hospital work at Ann Arbor, re­ A daughter was born to Mr. und Greiner. 119 W. Grant fit., on Oct. 2H. ' nation* of Europe suffered acute® CATCH WOOD STEALERS uuMHta, iwiwmt u* wr «-»• 1:1 «*™» •”™“,enM •“ “ ““ <“r”a “ "" “»«“»■ Mrs Lloyd Gaskill. Route 4. on Oct. und to Mr. and Mm. Clement Mead. _________________ . Sargent Mis*visited Ila Bargcnt visited her people .. ----T s' w.,lilt ne kunuiuvir condition!* have grown steadily' Mra Mary McNaughton attended the teacher. Mis* Mary Burn*, and pupils. Miss . Ila he.220 W. Munhall St., on O*t 30. , ■*' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grib <nee Edna Sebewa over the week end. Bcnj. Butler And Son Capture worse. America enjoyed phenomena: funeral of Mra. William Stone, an old Scotland's population has declined ww Hrc ...roident of Bowne township. She wni .Heicr) were pleasantly surprised one Mr. and Mrs Herman Winkler and " hmpltal since last report •’On-Oct. 26 prosperity for'a time, then the inertTwo Fellows With Their 9- years old The funeral wa* held;evening last week when several ladie.; Mrs Carrie L. Oerltnger were in Hasto Mr. and Mra Harvey Gallup, 1403 E 4.842.554 liable reaction came here. Such F ‘ rv" Loaded Truck great war Tuesday yith burial in Bowne Center I and families of Caledonia dropped in- to ting* Tuesday. 'cemetCTyS . spend tiw evening' with them. GamesFred Eckardt and-son. Eugene, of Two But tie Creek men were arrested I in liistnry. .. iusKrr ano *.« speaker detailed the cff.TTU by jnoer-nnenu Under-Sheriff Tasker and ucpuvy Deputy: The efforts of! Mr and Mrs. gimon Mastin and son • and music were enjoyed throughout the Grand Rapids visited the former's slsSheriff Bell Thursday night. Tbev are President Hoover, tn stemming the tide Gilbert of near Dutton called on her evening. Many beautiful and useful ter. MIm Olga Eckardt. over the week in Lil with i» charge of stealing wood .<•! depression und starting America to- 'brother. Mr and Mra. Arthur Geib. re- gift* and best wishes for a long and end. from the premise* of Benjamin Butler, ward recovery Tliat recovery would ."Whappy wedded life were lettivcd by Mr and Mrs George Bate* of Ualta _« —— »-j—• lodged -—i—against ; r Hoover Hoover t Mr*. Gilbert Heintrlemnn of Dutton Mr. and Mrs Gelb I visited their children here over Sunif jj Mr. of Johnstown, them. be I helped and hastened ;f be al*nt afternoon with Mrs. | 2------------- -a »________ 'day. be re-elected. Thcre TiiGe will vtillirej■ Wednesday ■■ Mr. Buller had suffered fnjm depre- shall । ■ • •• • laninor»*ih . I .............................. : Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Cooke visited and hesitation if he shall be de- j ,nur COUNTY LINE. diition* on tiw woodpile he had nc- doubt < because of the uncertainty ot ■ Mrs. James Barnes spent a few | Mrs H. J. Gibson visited her father,!. in Grand Rapid* and Sparta Sunday. cumulated for the winter before this feated. I policies and program* ot " dgya iav. ue«-k with her sister. Mrs. I Henry Wachter, in Grand Rapids horn 'j George Bywatcr of Grand Rapid* time: so he decided that he would get the ' । Mae Rugelr.’ in Grand Rapid* came Friday tor a week's visit with ' • the thieves. Thursday night he heard Roosevelt. i Mrs. Myra Anderson. Mrs. Mary Thursday till Sunday. his daughter, Mr and Mrs. Floyd . It was a very' convincing at^drass. tiw nolM: of a truck making toward Vreeland. Mrs. Evelyn Beier and Mrs. I i Leonard and Raymond Gibson visit- Bates, und family. his wax! pile, Mr. Butler and his son. | Edna Geib attended the Home Eco- led their cousin. Karl Wachter in East; Mr. and Mr* Howard Hewitt of Has­ Don. determined that they would BOARD PAYS LIVE­ j nomica .club at Mrs. Martha Colby's j Woodland Sunday afternoon tings attended .srrviccs at the Evancatch th#- wood stealers They waited , STOCK CLAIMS OF $408.43 SS-yMiss Gertrude Schuler, who iuu beeni gelical church Sunday morning. Uli the pair had loaded lhe truck and then, before they hud left hl. Pass Resolution Asking'That! BUTTER, Shultz or OOr premises. Mr. Butler,, fully armed for Each County Be Allowed To j Middleville, lb. . . . . .fafc«W the occasion, halted the truck, com­ manded the two young men to get Name License Fee ' CATSUP, large U4- Q OQp down and come along with him and oz. bottle . . \ .OforCvv „» u.w w.«v.. m v m — hLs son into the house, which t|wy did. ■ A resolution was pawed al the board Arrived at the botrre hr telephoned to of xupervisors recent wsMon urging SALMON, Tall Q OQn the jail here and told the officers that Hut each county be allowed to fix lhe Alaska Pink . .WcansCwl# he had tn his home n pair of wood amount of dog license.*, provided that stealers; so the officers went after'the licenses fixed shall not be Dower POPCORN, Sure- O 4 Er them. They gave their name* us Rus-! than that which the law now specifies. Pop..................... £>pkgs. 1 WW m) Brown, age 23. of Battle Crr.k Barry county has found it necessary to und Mike Tomac. also of Battle Creek. Pay out nearly all the dog license 20 Or. Pkg. 10c POST BRAN Q OQf* urc 19. In tliat neighborhood many money to pay actual damage claims, so FLAKES . . OpkgitOL people have suffered from wood stealgood rca»>n why lhe license* ers and possibly this pair can account should not be lowered. for some of it. ’Du-’ livestock claims allowed nt the Brown wa* fined »10 or in defauU 10: recent session of the board of super­ GLEAN milk furnishes the best quality no worries about illne.-s or a chance days in Jatl-he paid. Tomac was given. visors were *408.43. covering the time SIS run- or 15 days in Jail He is tn J from the June session up to the Octo­ of the greatest number <>f necessary epidemic. • • : BEEF STEAK. Chi- O OKp . jail bcr session. It can be seen tliat the food elements AT THE LOWEST cago branded beef K lbs. Kww -»♦ *--------------! county will need all the money- it can OFFICIALS representing the State of COST. Medical research has disclosed i YOUNG PEOPLE IN AU। Kd from dog licenses to pay the llveHound, Sirloin, Porter House or 8wi»« Michigan, after an actual test, have that ONE QUART of CLEAN milk fur. CIDENT MONDAY NIGHT, j stock claims. provei) that no CLEANER milk is pro­ ’• nishea MORE THAN 50 PER CENT of I .Monday evening four Hastings young | SOUTH SHULTZ. Hinman's Home Made OKft duced anywhere than Highlands Dairy the ESSENTIALS of the day’s diet. Sausage, none better,2lbi.C*» l»» B fe .Tl. m .n .bill aradrot •> „„ „ tl „ Brulh Grade ‘‘A” milk. It is so CLEAN in 6 Bart Your mon^y can buy no other food at Knmi. rniuT. north «r Nulmne. s.lurd„. Nov. fact that the Highlands Dairy in1 the A, u> lhe Bum-r. Alvin HuPORK CHOPS, O anywhere near the price that will con­ only Dairy in this section that is per­ ver WA. armne , cteerolrt eimeh .nd wh0 ,„lcr,,ua lhere plmu« come meaty, rib end slices*" lbs. Cvv tain so many of the essentials of life us I wo* ... unable ....hl, to >„ make nieke the ,he curve, co,,,, the ihe carl. VI ..,., br„,, Jou, „„„ „nJ , mitted to sell Grade "A” milk. That is does GOOD, CLEAN MILK — It will : swerving on the slippery road and !The ladles will bring well-filled baskets PORK STEAK, off because iLiaso LOW in bacteria count. help you cut the cost of living. 'turning over. und fufnish lhe dinner. No human hands touch Highlands ham, lb i Huver was badly cut about the face. ' Mr. and Mrs. Lester Bonneville en­ Above everything elite you ahoula Dairy milk. It is automatically sealed . The others in tlie car. Burdette Harber. tertained friends from Batpe Creek, KNOW that the milk, you use in your in sterilized bottles and delivered, icy and Misses Virginia Crake* and Marian Sunday. . NUMEROUS OTHER LOW PRICES ' Echlmnw. were slightly injured but all ' Mr. and Mrs. Will Whittemore of; home is C1J2AN. Then you need, have cold, at your door. SHOP HERE AND SAVEI । were able to return lo their homes after East Delton entertained the Brush receiving first aid. Rtdee Cemetery Circle Thursday. Al­ ! The Holland Institute recently sur- 'though the day was stormy there wJs veyed tlie apparel worn by the average [a good at tendance, twenty-one enjoy-1 man and ■woman in New York in the Ing the "good dinner, after which there J ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. PHONE 2651 summer and found that women's was election of officers 'hs follows; HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ।clothes totaled about a jxnind jier jwr- President. May Anders; Vice-Presi­ Phone 2491 The Big Little Store We Deliver 'son. Man's attirejpwraged almost six !dent. Jessie Sanders; Secretary. ’Maud Zcrbel; Treasurer. Mina Prnnshka: . fjounds! . Flower Supt. Christa Aldrich. All re­ pork a fine time gnd Our next circle will be with Mrs. Florence Wood of Hastings. Thuraday. Nov. 17. Each one bring something for the baxaur. Those who did not attend p. T. A. Wednesday night missed a great treat, [as Miss Fry of Nashville was there ; and gave several selections on her ac­ cordion. She is n tine player und all j enjoyed it After the short but good CORNER OF STATE AND JEFFERSON STS. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN [program they had election of 'officersj as follows: President. Mrs. Nellit?’ BERNARD R. REED, Proprietor Clouse; Vice-President. Mra. Vert Rob­ inson: Secretary. Miss Dorothy Garlinger; Treiudrer. Libbte Craven. Re­ freshments were acrvnd. Tlie school­ house looked very pretty with Hali lowe'en decorations. AN APPRECIATION. .We heartily appreciate the fair and generous spirit of the Banner in offering us tree space in its columns for the publication of tlie Demo­ cratic side of. this political cam­ paign.—Democratic County Comm. IEW s 9 ♦ SiniSt.'S A Dollar’s Dollar or the Dollar Back! Friday, Nov. 4 > ATl'DY. "city wel-. Saturday, at the Nov. 5 . North Side Grocery Henkel's Pancake Flour for os low such cxiven this times lejM in garden Dean of at MichiHcd us to about tiw situation, diet was ■ disease? ' ' » far? en asked by deleinference she had a woman ly in the vidcd - she CLEAN, PURE MILK 5 £ 23c P & G or Flake White Is the Ideal Food for Children As Well As Grown-Ups, and It’s the Cheapest Food You Can Buy ... and the BEST MEAT SPECIALS SOAP lie mkiuI i unalysis ccnomista "eaiunc'.i lie would 19c urns. "We 13c amount-. Ilk. vegefish* liver tloks dwone must I health other inhy I feel ow i Virginia I visiting iay with tl daugh«loy mid rale will 1 flection All who p of the ♦ I if Grand Mis' over Jackson, ighter of nd Mrs. Rutland ursday. > Sunday outhwest HINMAN’S THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Paramount Foods/ REED’S DRUG STORE These products are of excellent merit—Prepared and packed by the most modern and scientific methods and under ideal sani­ tary conditions — (A Govern­ ment Food Inspector present at our St. Louis plant every vyorking hour.) Demand PARAMOUNT Foods from your grocer “A Dollar spent for Paramount Foods is a Dollar More to Barry County Farmers” Lansing de War- Sid Lord ' visitor* on Mon­ business Here Are a Few of Our Leading Products — Mayonnaise Chili Con Came Tomato Soup Ketchup Sandwich Spread Chili Sauce Mince Meat Tomato Juice Hot Relish French Dressing Pork and Beans Sauer Kraut Vinegar Maple Syrup PICKLES Mixed Sweet Sour Mustard Hirsch Bros & Company ! of Has>l Chas. ♦ Opening Day Specials | j SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. A Hallowe'en'party was held'at the, home of Asa Strait Saturday night. The house was prettily decorated for the occasion und cards were played. Miss Agnes Anderson of Nashville and Harold King won first prises and Myrlen Strait and Thelma Hall lhe consolation Mrs. Isaac Williams of Alanson is visiting her sister and other relatives in Vermontville. • The W. F. M. 8 met with Mrs. Asa Strait Friday P- M. and there was a large turnout. Light refreshments were served at end of meeting. Paul Ideina of Detroit came after his father, Allen Identa, Friday. Mr. Idema lias been working for Ell Strait. Don’t think' too hard of the other fellow; he may have Just as bad nn opinion of you. Satuaday, November 5 1 Am Closing Out Sherwin- Williams Paints Roger, Lacquer *4 Pt20c >6 Pt35c 1 Pt65c 1 Qt$1.15 Quick Dry Varnuhe, 14 Pt20c Vi Pt30c 1 Pt.50c 1 Ql One, Day Only Prices reduced on 1932 Wall Paper to Close Out Fresh Salted Peanuts 8c lb., 2 for 1 Sc Chocolate Covered Peanut* 19c lb. Large Blanched Peanuta Assorted Chocolate/ 95c Other Sherwin-Williams Paints 20% Off 15c lb. 19c lb. Fine Assortment of Stationery Special 29c All 10c Soda, and Sundaaa fa as �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER t. 1M2 PAPE BIX return bout beta-ven-Robert Sdilllnwn! T* If FJoi^on IV.'n* of Hastings and Tom Buchovsky of | Xi<e.uen ryins Wayland. On October 20 thf*e -boys.i Twa Imnnrtant Tilts i both heavyweights, pyt on u three 1 WO imporiani 1 IKS round contc»t that brought the fans to T. K. went through art easy game] -r4 their feet.- So closely were the two-*1’*' Reserve t-am and cam- , I. 0. 0. F. PLANS BOXING boys matched that when the two-^U* °n fob of the heap 38-0 Jas’. Wed- I CUntAI ARMHQTICP HAY Mdges and the referee gave -.he de- nesday. Much reserve strength showed; • onUVV RHIWIol IDE UH 1 fi5!()n Io th<1 Harting* boy there was! “P in lhe name. Campbel! and{.’Ilfford 1 Sporting Items —Wayland’and Bradley To of -he young mm wanted it left that backfield men to pianv v.ar Furnish Competition iSTdS J^^^Tfen^Xi OCTOBER SESS ON UNMLYBUSYONE beard to place the appropriation forthe poor board lor next year at >16.000-> instead ot recommending a consider­ ably larger sum. which .will doubilc-.-. When times were good the board of supervisors were always careful tn, - (Continued from pas* one) keep each comity fund supplied with : ' rnont-y to run from January to Janu-( ary. with a go»»d margin over. But the' ^^^d rcir-b’iclns ^^12. tax situation in this county is. now so; j acute that the board felt it nrces*ar>; to reduce the county” budget and did/ so. realising that the med could be ducted on a diHerent b.vl* A time comp’Md mo.tly of -ub material i-ma borrowing. Anyone who hiw bcciij limit.will ta ret und tlie decision will ' Tuesday the Middlitilfo B. team ! ’ .L'h JLf?\ 1.. '! . acquainb-d with our bcsml* <d super-i t.„ fonIlJ,tal,t wh0 C,N th,. &pst|took fcavhvdlrt R teauj^to ramp bv ‘h1’1" *”‘‘f'’V TlMirs kruiw.i that it 4 k their purp.vse.-!rtHs or adv antagt-x during -uch period (a »-*> m™’. The re^frcTeam i lrowyd ;“t.e^;;1.hILT„,iIv’ : -and their fixed purport-, to take cure bl; Movin’Smith, son of Fred Smith, of ;’>P fo k’,x»d advantage nnd wide hales, h p, !y and been Rijtland. makc.>-hls firet appearance in«|*-ned for.fas: backfield men td-plvy. ; u , same tiftte'look after the welfare of tin tta local ring. He meets 3*k Aller- through to gains • ; Tlie rcjiort of the county pcir board taxpayers of the county. ding also of the hx-al xrabic. who won a p Today the T. K outfit wz, tn Com- rev rale dtiw fact that, on the lira: day decision over Rene Ganuuillet nt the stock Park in an attempt to avenge a;°* October, that board had on hand Jn ,j,c heartbreak 13-12 defeat receded al i-l,*’7.’ No more monev u.HiJp ta evening Rem- Ganguillet tries *>W holds in \our fo l Wm*-'hr-• ‘••,-ad-d>I- f >r that board until the,Dralir.e conclusions with ifnothrr'.'var Lrf’s go and support, the boy*. 1 rr-rstlx-r tax levy.which will no! lx- paid pnto the county treasurer's squared arcr Utter. Ro_v.il Havre of ’Hat Tne bo-.-.v’rang-’from'foatlK-rw-jaht to POOR RELIEF COST LARRF i‘ nu' “nw *? J-'h’-wr-- I-'1-' War «i ?-r K-.cht and are trainnig dally „ .52. „ .' ”Ut O-fo'-r ifo- .ount;. . b .r.l exFOR PAST YEAR IN COUNTY ! *: »* n The management has an added at_______of_ which _____ l; . .!l«r >2.«»2tJ40; m pv,:r ;iibcr_ >1.725 00: (Continued from pagy one) acttoh lhe exact nature 4 announced ,0 that patron- win not: Compared With Clinton And land In January 51.8581'7 'nils mukt. 57M82I5 As the di’inuiv and affords everyone an gpprxtunliy io! ojw.-n ■ il; appointed if it cannot b-- -e;-tired.1 ... Ila -* tctul ol o '-”fo-’ n» ,,«• umwns ■- - ’-v.-. Arena - it undcretood j Gratiot, Cost Was Much will nmir.uJijt.;>- ix- i,-a.i,-.- this v.a. d-» their-part Hl this relief work- Tlti< odd Feilo b Mr than lust, it u> consider, « '<.,u> Less In Barry Co. •',1 ,’1' «, h? ' Red Cross Ls always on fhr Job locahy Ut.-»t they will constantly endeavor t-J 50 per a0 pef cent should b<l>- added to la-.i ..-• well as natirumlly and is deserving: give the best jxwslble talent obtainable, j of uuivcnol support matched carefully- and with a view to;,; Osborn. as secretary <•! the county poor year’s expenditures to cover tlxjx-rditun.* this y.-ur by the jxxir I on c>putting the finest form of entertain-;. Chairmen for the in relief work in this county for the the county ate.' 1 -tram ;r.cn; before the fans.' Uniutu! and,' ‘ one. who were helped in Burry count ’ -t'Kjr.mchitli.; mentlomxl. Adding that tiV.cl features will be introduced from ; the year ending Oct. I. and the to­ time to time. ■ , ’ 'tfor tal expenie for relief work by the boun ­ itunated <xix-:w for relief work As the Banner has already'staled n ' 524 687.43. Fortunately there p.wr lx«ir<! for the four month-­ Grove; Mrs. Chat :large njimber of women attended the;;ty wax'W rc.^rve funds that tta’coun-lin qucMidu .. 5U.7ff7.58. .Z..Z-. Deducting the last show. Tlie committee informs n‘T that inquiries com- every dar relative 9.£?* C ? mlKslo,n ftnd w‘ I,«r" •>«»»<■*•»» 52.Wfl.72 which the board had on hand Os-no Knowli-.-,; f.ac. v. Mt... Efizabctlf to lhe auendance of women at the “’V, 'h.r T«r-tunount on October I. would leave $9.686GO to Gray; Banfo Id. Mrs. Lillian Ufinaar: AriniMlce Day Meet and the• manage.. Maple Grove. Mrs. Edith 1>.-Bult; Cres-: ment is glad, to urge them to attend. ".V. VJfT That will have to be con- board sufficient, money to meet iu cx- •« j. Mrs. Ue Reynolds: Middleville, jx-mre* before tlie end of January. Fred stakue; Woodland. Mn . J. V. Hil­ -There is nothing effemivr in any part of the. program and under the rigid:£‘,nlf’" C0“ntJ *ith bil,1 3,100 ,n’’r<‘ bert; Quimby. Mrs. Hurry Hponable; i rules of the state of Michigan.the boyi ^rrj and a much t>-t- In the hurry ot tlx- resrtons of the lust Cluierdnle, Mrs. Harold Enzlatui; are under the constant hupection of a ■}*r ??1' ?' “"J1 ’-lian Barry, is rais- twor'davs of Hie October meeting of Prairieville, Min, W- F. Smith;’ eorpu of pbvdcanK who carefully t'-st;*'1? W'™ TrM and c,r0“°’Mtsi Niijii FcihwF; Yanka Sprimr-. their physical rondition. and of a h- i**'bc't ln ,h'' inn to cover for Use four months- tlie Mra. B. s a- McKibben; Shultz Mim ci.-nsed n t- r.e who Mop. tni- contest 1 l'I):n)’al’l! 1cost ol relief work in the county, which Barbara Ciiambcrlaln. . This new store-has the whenever it I* apparent that a con-i**'ht,M’ t^i’ .•* done through the p<x>r boarci. was In Ulis city. Mrs, Foreman is plan-1 values in winter things testant Is outclaased or t»niix,rarily 1 JTar *jnww have to have more ftitirely overlooked. It was no one* mug for a house-tp-hnuse can-.a.<s. to incapacitated; Boxers who are knocked I f’,r n*'xl year,. I*** clrcuni- Lull. It is Ju t om-'of those things aH will have an opportunity to ;wsM c.ul. which sometimes 'occurs, hum,’-' :«tanc‘"i l>'H''.ve Barry county is to that do and will Happen ‘ Mcrnbendiijv may also be iiatd at the diately return tt» the room after dress«mgratu!atrd on the c.ip.-.b’a- mail­ As we intitnatik! last week. the board Banner office, and on Satuniay-s. us wi ing and watch the remainder of the J‘l'r *" *ts relief work h:i.< been in its efforts to economize for next the ru. tofnrnicmbirs of the Anietinni Here’s some everyday program. ] handled^ year w ’ enf loo far. we believe events values tliat mnke.your will show, in cutting the budget item •: Tlie eventa arejur follows: . (tRESSEY fiic making Uie canvas*, dollars go farther. • No I 'Flyweight! Peter Barb-w. p.! Mt< J Nellie Rlckenmoro and Mrs !1 for <he county poor board to >16,000? the tile reaponu-being father A. Q, 112 v-s Daniel Morgerwtenn/ Minnie Hammond spent Sunday with -•ame figure that was appropriated a Wayland AHl-.C.—112. ?,tr and Mrs. Ben Fritz at I’l.unw.-fl. . year ago lor 1932. Every ihdicauiin or surpsL” the rfc-tnum.- wfocn dedicated its new-taxmc and wre'-.iing ring on October M but with the pi.-paratioui that are going fortran! for(the ARMISTICE DAY MEET which v. il. ta held on the nigh: el ^.ivcmtar 11. th.indications nn- that the -peed, and thrill of the net -proditcfo-n’ will ta duplic. tvd. ■ ... .... . —a • COLD WEATHER • FOOTWEAR SPECIALS SATURDAY THURSDAY — FRIDAY Bargains for ALL the Family! MEN’S CALF GIRL’S SPORT OXFORDS $149 DRESS OXFORDS Black or Brown Combinations Same In Boyn* $1.45 Value Leader Work Shoe / FLEECE LINED Rubber LOCAL RED CROSS DOES REL EF WORK GAITERS Waters Clothes Shop Men's Sheep Lined LEATHERETTE 4 pockt S545 Same for Boys $2.95—$3.25 DRESS PANTS $1.98-$2.45-$2.98 Heavy'"All Wool Trousers 2.75 Flannelette Shirts .A.,‘ raknt.. L-ixnmit.. ,-.>r!... . . . . Melvin Smith Itx). Both nu4nlx I Cnroh'n Conycr from near Richland ,hp w”* rn'> »>"’ K’T’ndlusotlx-r. Till Conycr. . ’ Van Hout from ne.ir Kalnrna- Ids. ,, „ ... n Kvs*a niicnuniice .ni tile ti' n'n. ®an<E!,lJ-‘■’ ,3 ’ H-dkrar’en party hi Id at tile -cIkmi’,-! vs. Royal Haye., 140. Boili nx-ailM l- olUioine Friday evening. A short pri-uram I followed by games, stunts and fortune [ telling was enjoyed by all. Refrtsh- EAST LANSING BEATS' HASTINGS ELEVEN 7-0 ' 45c Winter UNION SUITS 79c 95c—$1.25 Pure Virgin Wool UNION SUITS . 3.25 Boys’ UNION SUITS 49c No, 2 'Welterweight' Bud Chu'c.’O i Mr. and .Mrs David Shcplici'd from A. C 147:. vs. Richard Palmer, Mid-1 near Orangeville xpertt Sunday' with dltiville 145., . ’ Me. and Mrs Leslie Ensian. No. 3 'Weltcrwrighti FX rd Thomas.; Mr- ant* Vrs- ¥«««’ Towne nntl famO. A. C. 14’2 v.-. Frank Radimak. w: A. ll£r,r I’l'dnw»ll visited her parents. Mr. C. 144 ' :,“1 Mrs W. Waters Saturday. No 4 •Welie’wcisli’l Eldon Hi-.r ' Harvev nnd Leslie Knrian Middleville 145 Frank Borelr. W:‘a. in'lSn^nf Th --------■ in honor ot tin- birthday of M*v Del-' jbert Enrian. C.ucxts present were. Mr No. 5 1 Flyweight> Hairy Bwiver. O-j and Mrs. Doi'- Crandall. Mr. and Mrs. . C. HI vs. IxiUL-. Boviji. W. A. C. 112 Curl Enzian and daughter of KalamaNo, 6 iFeatTierweight) Ed. McGrath, . /co. Mr. and Mm Millard Hoti'i-r and I Mr. and Mrs. Uf Reynolds and fam\ 0,Karinas. O :1,v- Befreshments of ice crcain and > Light wnAht' 30 vs. LyleVo ,-mh-i r , -1 • ■ VrMrs Robrrt Cosgrove. Mrs. unki man jjtme Ih-m v-etle aiul Mrr.. Zoe Enzian vt-w lghG Robf Schill- lnl*rnt!‘,‘l "1'’ Omcral of n niece and vyui ign. R >bt. sc.u.l- pfll|<.n nt Mnr|ln ^hwwfev Toni Suchov: i Bobbie Hammond has Ixcn r.txmdhiB |jhc week with relatives nt Gramf Rup- 75c 1.50 We Brat About Bartel Overalls and Jackets Compare the Quality 98c Your money Is guaranteed at this "store. Every article must please our customer or the full purchase price refunded cheerfully. WATERS Clothes Shop . leather or Compo­ sition Soles Any Hire i’J I hey hail on hand Oct be neci * Jt'.tatlun. lAv.iuw there arc s-.iffidt-n*. • lni-ine.s> men and manufacturer.sum.- 1:1 other county fluids that witt1 iKopita) Saturday, folpt-rmit a tran-fer of money from fundi Same in Boys’, "7C1X Ingram. BOYS’ SIZES, $1.98 Any Size .... I wG mred for .rhe balance.of this Mr. Ingram was born in the township; the poor fund so tts to snppiv of Irving jn ill.’* cotuffy Later hu par- i ixard with enough money to Mils 'moved to a farm near this dly. l . . We un- Ill- .P-eputd -I-.-.-ilhrieuud th. n w»-n: 5 ’TJ .• /-N . J-w ■ Ol O. derrf&hd that the count ■nsurer is where* h empowered to make sue ttuier on his books front other fun Barry County’s Busiest Shoe Store . fluid, and ho will do so. 11 :i small way in the .manu-l ' drugs. Hm btiuln grew] J 114 W. STATE ST HASTINGS, MICH. I h-\bet!ime an^’cjf Detroit*.: < ’.Izen-. He became. deeply i Hastings Cut-Rate Shoe Store the next three niont BANNER WANT ADVS. BRING RESULTS overdrawing their own act San Dii'go. .Which will f under will the preft nt pi'wsNo taxpayer In the county need feel, that anything out of line has been' d tie in the transfer of money from one county fund to another. The county id not do it and would nc id ami lhe new 'aid. Hit- money- that wa.s itnm rther fmuls and put fund mud be ieturtxd to itmn made in the budget fo fund. Slwuld the approt :S16.0t» prtne inadequate u . and an ie Don- 4-v,’r>’ possible in county xxjxhdlrcst* of mda/igucsts ol tl,r*‘s N ttJS the board’s desire to do - --------------------- -- ------------ family. •ter ana f " IlhL< tlu! infiwr.tt-d their, placing thrwlucli the Ha-tinif b»s fouldnft Mr. and Mrs. Chas Day. Mr. and ‘ 3 l ’ i lr °p: ‘ . a:ion of the* poor fund next Grantham, took the bail over foy Mr* Verm- H.iwbh’tz and Mr. and Mr. at >16.000 A* the old xtory tookv ring tfonf the 3 yard line. The fertile Wilcox attended the .musical ■ <0 say. "All Is well that end* jxdnt was made from plaiement. । During the remainder otthelhlrd and program at the Evangelical church nC’*' "- so •ba’- the meeting of a situnJiashville Bunday e-.V-ning ’ 1**011 which requires a large amount of Lfcrarth qu ’ — Haittlnj The L. A S. will lx- held In tlie jn,WM‘>’Tor the poor b.jard to take can­ church parlors Kriday. county relief for the next three ucore. , Mrs Bertha Cone-of Grand Rapids months can-happily be me!, without a Friday at 3:15 Hx'tings will play the Alumni at tlie Fairgrounds. Tht- i> a and Mr.- Madalenr Ganka and two - 'l>ct 141 r<’-'*fon of. tlie board and withchildren of Battle, cteek spent from '(°u*.-W borrowing money. The county < benefit game. • Thuradiy till Sunday with Mr and i L<_ ea-‘>’ 0,1 funds, despite the fact that Mr* Will Hyde Sunday Mr Corie am! !*5”-0W "1 county cash is tied up in the East Lansing Hastings Mr. O,ufka came and spent the dav-*Nashville tank, and 517.000 of the (Gumpp. L. . I there and ;hc ladies returned with ■ county’s deptk-.it in the Free|»ort tank Wcrbcrt. Dc»n . turn. —.... is yet unpaid. As we say elsewhere I Gillam. R. Hewitt 1 -Mr and Mrs. John Messmer of De-, ,llt‘ gave n lot of consideration IMcKibbln, J. c. BUhop ; troit called or. Mr. and Mrs. H. Webb bank situation, and will do ; Palm. B. Keller Sunday. ; everything possible, and have authorMallsky. D. 1>>wn:cnd Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hoffman. Mr. !Sn’d the doing of what may be required i Jenkins. A. Howard nnd Mr- clem Kidder and Mr Frank protect the county’s interests in Pearsall. W. Snyder Hyde ;.jxnt Wednesday with Mr. nnd These deposits. ’ Grantham, R. Karmci , Mrs. Will HydI Fortunately too the finances of the I Yeo. R. QB , The W c. T. U was entertained by ‘county have been so well handled that. Kirker. P. • « u . Mr* Nora McClelland of Morgan Wed- ‘even with >74.000 tied up in two closed Substitutions: Raids for Cron*, Fiji-(nesday. (tanks, there will still be enough cash ler for ___ Raidt. . . ’ --------- --------------------------------- *n the county treasury*to take care of refo^t^^ST^^^htyS CHILDREN’S SCHOOL SHOES . Full Soles. thi:. y.-.ir. The reftirt of the poor Rev. L L, D«.wcy. ’county g.-1-.alrnuin. , i>.>ard fur tins year shows that that board wi|! f-pemi considerably more i. ii a,rlul w.irk in which .ill hould than 516.000 for this years relief. vThc Many think • that the only probulfties-are'that next year’sj nquirenH-nts will be 50 per cent lnn;er than tfit, y».if. None of next ye<u>„ Kfiu- of dl-.u-ter. cyclones, carthqual •Pliropriatiun will be available for iuShelp locally in the Male, the nation, until iome time in JanuaryVery fortunately a special session of our insular |M >'o«io:is and In . every other country -n the world where aid is- needed. You can need for mote ftJiids by Ingram., until xhhrtlv b«-fon his death. tvas Yutivcly engaged In hu campaign;' for rhe reductfon of tuxr-s throughout:1 lhe country. Hi- .lias been nJ-ncraliy. > credited with originating, and with thi’ , .is ix»t system. In Detroit he 1 founder of the Detroit Open; ideals inculcated m hi.- ojm n i -iatlpn for Adult• ivenity nf Califor- f parity that inspired hU fwial science L in-utute . Throughout his rtittre career Mr. Ingram sought to work ujii plans I, tx»rd\ln April next. al*n in June' that would abolish porcriy. ?pard and daag! again in Ociober. and a special He hid its student* at his institute |1 Mr and Mrs Albert Hul.wibin ana | •c-v‘1f1!l v‘ 11I1! bill'd if required, ft in San Diego, fearhers. bankers, manu-l1 chilaren of mar Bellevue nxrr Sutniav U!’G,lub,,l,ly w"-!1 ni>1 ** required.. At transfer■ -•oj ly cotrodered as school material He 1 sue-f of Mr ami Mr.. Herbie Wilco? any nnv of ,,f these Melons a" ....... Mr and Mm. Arthur Lathrop of fund> can be made from one fund to wax a keen student of government, was 1 ( Prainenlie attended church here Sun- another. a member of the Michigan Constitu-I All fbe member* of the board, before tional Convention, also of the Detroit ‘ remainder of the i day they came to Hastings for the October Lb’htliiK Commission ami the Detroit i1 meet, had Hje- mn-t urgent, requests Charter Commission and was a trustee I1 Boys’ SLIP OVERS 4.25 ... .. . Mr and Mr De.bert Enzian nr. Touchdown In Third Quarter Tn‘ a“«W with M „ .... _ . Mrs. Carl Enzian at Kainma.-.o Gives Victors Probable “Lit- ‘ '• ■ iand Mrs Fny Nichols mid children of tie Seven" .Championship | Plainwell culled on relatives here Sun­ ' day, Saturday, b rim: tonnlbd' Mrs- N H Barber’ made a bUKlncv ta heavier F-a.--t Lansing -team bv ,I trip to. Hartings Saturday i. The'entii* game wa- > -d in a dt . making it ' ■rtbfe for the back- U> keep their j Archie N. :Cnd easily th*- outstanding1 Prfohardvillc t tn the kuckficld tar HAAting.' 1 kicking th— m:t"..f b. ill. . Zit firop of e Lansing’s i .-pent tlie week end nt lie: Fresh, Live Gum Rubber Same in Boys’ 16-INCH HLCUTS thethtaSrte<!ynu1att Siirvtving.are JU* wife. Mrs. Laura In- । tram of California, his ron Frederick F.1 ■ Ingram. Jr. of Dallas.-Texas, and two!, ctandchildren. The funeral was held] in Sun Diego. HU bodv was cremated i and the n<hcx will-be brought to De-]1 troit for intchnent. The Value Stands, Though the Price Has Gone Down .. . Check These Used Car Values / 1929 STUDEBAKER ERSKINE Coach­ * Motor completely overhauled with new piston*. J4c.vy_ tjre» Now only~ IrW 1930 WHIPPET 4 COACH— • Good rubber, runs fine, finish in । good shape. Now at 1927 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER— 4-Passenger Coupe * NEW TIRES, NEW PIS­ TONS, in excellent shape. *225** 1928 BUICK STANDARD,COUPE— dfr Mr -and Mrs. Arthur Lathrop and ’ mother m ar Delton, were in the neighborhood.Sunday and called on the lat- ■ ter s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Pas- • • Completely overhauled, with NEW TIRES. Now going at Only Mbw Ruth Mudge and Miss Helen Willing accompanied Mr. und Mrs. Carncron McIntyre to Grand Rapids and attended lhe teachers’ institute. I rEarl Mudge of Harting* called on hU father. L. E. Mudge. Sunday after-i noon. , Vivian •Marshall Is quite 111 with । rheumatism. Mr. arid Mrs. Henry Bidelmnn were! at Kalamazoo Thursday to visit re la-; tires. , 1 Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Horton were 1 in Battle Creek Thursday. 1 No school In the Branch district ( Thursday and Friday as Miss Jugie at- . tended the institute at Grand Rapids. Mrs. John Darby came home from 1 Peunock hospital Wednesday. . ; 1927 STUDEBAKER DICTATOR SEDAN *WgOO JO A Great Bargain GOODYEAR BROS HARDWARE CO HASTINGS, MICHIGAN �TOE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER t. 1M2 Social Events and Personal Mention TEN HASTINGS FOLKS Saturday night, Misses Dorothy and| ATTEND P. T. A: GATHERING Esther Smith entertained thirty j friends very delightfully with a Hal­ Interesting Addresses Given In lowe'en party, the room decorations being In orange and blijck Connection With M. E. A. Out of town guests were Mr. and Convention Thursday Mrs Brisbane ot Muskegon and Eugene Among_the Hasting* people who at­ Benedict of Allegan. tended tlie Parrnt-Teachcr dtvimon ol . HALLOWE'EN PARTY. the M. E A. nt . Grand Rapid* on Seven guests were entertained by Hiurzday werc/rihr following; Mr* D D. Walton. Se^JFourth district p T Marjorie Boyc* on Saturday afternoon a: l» u o w.W m.-rnim IW.M 1-rtr Educatxm: Mn. Anhar lu«n. nr, h1","1, •,'" »hWi»h' enr Crrmcll. r T. A: Mr, IU; Don. •« •» «• ter nr, Kirn ward I1 T A Mr* Li*M «r»r«hmc»la war*. *rnrd b> ■ M.n!7v.n l>al,*». Kr. ■ ckrmiP T “E! “d A ; Mr* H-*> Bay, *. H.r> e.rUr-il P f"ll'l'r Um* ___ . I T A; Mr* J G Crump. Historian: THORNAPPLE OAKDEN CLUB. I Mrs. C E. Hyatt, drlegutc ir.m Centra; ____ _________________ ___ , Tlie mole is otic of the nu*>t unusual'.I Ih nn" Mulder, gue.- t memix :. ;anlnud* known in Michigan. ThM<-| Tlir; meeting wa* held in tiir We t- are Hire.* typer but since their habit.* minster Presbytcripn ctiurch. wiihj»R' '-h*' -*unw. we snail deal with them Mrs. Roy Pryrr-ot Portland. DLstn:- 'generally. chairman. presiding Judge E J. Mule* arc born .in the spring of the' Millington of Cadillac and Dr Williamif- Tiwy attain their growth rapid-1 McKinley Hobuuon, ot W s T C ,!y. '—averaging - -----------------------two months- " It- •is ’ford1 RaMnuiZuo. were*the hading speaken this reason that young mole.* are- acl-! dom if ever'seen. ' 1 ‘ Their favorite fried.' are the ’earth- I W. L, SHULTERS' MOTHER ■ PCI EQRATCn QIQTUnAV ,‘"<l “'“len-’i0'ind insects and. | bt.Lt On A I tu Din I nUAT further, the lawn gras* roots Mid utlwr ' OVERCOATS Mbs Maxina Wunderlich was home. F. Bauer spent Monday in Lan WESLEYAN SERVICE from Pentwater over the week end. (sing. Mrs. A. K Prandscn of Wall lake! Mis* Mary Lou Streeter spent Sun-1 GUILD ORGANIZED was the guest of Mrs. Oiiy C Keller on ‘1 day home in aay ut her ner name m Holland. reonano. ; —>------Monday. • I MUa Jooepldne Chase vbited m Friday Evening At The Home of Mrs. A. D. Kniskern, Mrs H. L Carroll and Marcia are IKuUmazoo Kalamazoo over tiw week end spending this week with relatives in- Mr and Mrs. Ray Branch were lu And Officers Elected Richmond. Ind. ' Detroit on Tuesday on business Mr. and Mrs John Beagle went to Mr. and Mrs L. E Barnett visited jn There were 15 present at a meeting Fort Wayne. Ind . Tuesday to visit j Detroit from Friday till Sunday. iheid j held ut at the home ot Mrs A. D Kntsrelatives fur a week. Mbs Bertha Snyder of. Ludington bl kern; 327 East State Street. Friday e*cMr and Mra.'W. M Gibb and Mbs'Uie guest ot Mr. and Mr* R H. Iop--mng. October 28th. for the pun><»r of 'Dorothy S/nilh-and friend were hi penthien. I organizing a young ladlq>flRfcl<Huirv Chicago over the week end Mr and kfr* Wth. Hurd of Prt<vJcey society Mr and Mrs. Basil Smith of Jackson visited Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wood on AfUr.many very interesting reviews were- guests of Mr. and Mra. Weldon Wednesday • ot travels by the hostess, the m-xting .Brunson over the week end | Mrs Earl Paton and children ot; was .called to order by Mr.*. Dewey, A Mr and Mrs Allen Grifllnjif near! charlottq visited Mr. mid Mrs. Cole' roclety was organised called tlie 'We*Delton silent Monday P. M. with their Newton on Sunday. !<-ynn Service Guild." ten inemtwr.s cnuunt. Mr*. Jack Snyder. i Miss Alice Willbun has relumed to ; rolling .and Uie following othiri-n Were Mrs Mary Burgess spent Friday wjfh i)rr h9nw in Banflcld after visiting Mr '.elected; her son and wife. Mr und Mrs. Donald and Mrs Harry Rltchir I Pres Lucy Bassett. MiQuarrlr. <>t East Delton. , MlMei Nonna and Helen Michael j Vice-Pre-.< -Belva Riley. Mr. nnd Mrs Earl Kcmieen of Calc- >rre Sunday gucsVi ut Mr. and Mrs Secy.—Ciiryatal Thonuu*. donh nte fish dinner wltli Mr. and clifford Michael of Lansing. I Coms. Secy -Kllzabcth Henry Mrs Jack Snyderj>n Sunday. . pr flntj Mrs D D Walton and famTrva* —Ethel Jone* Mr and Mrs. E B More and chil-; were Sunday guest* of Mr. mid Mrs ; It - was voted that the first inonthk-. dreli <>f Mariihall were Sunday gursu Milton Sprague of Vermontville - ;meeting lx1 held on November Uth and ... ’ ; . ..„ „ ol Vr an, | Mr*. A. J. Veddcr. Mr rfnd Mrs. Jennings Campbell and. it will be field a*. I tie home ol Belva Hu, Beachud Advanced Age 01 Mr and Mrs Albert IU.*.*ctt and Mrs (w., cR|jgjen (if Ypsilanti were Sunday j Riley , 90 Years—Enjoyable Fam.. Harriet Crol! of Fremont were guests „llt.sU oI Mr. and Mr*. H. J. Freeland. I Refreshments were wined und all itnnt. a* will b- vouched by any; iiy Party Sunday of Herman /.erhil^jid wife Saturday, j Mr juiri Mni w. j, Wutkin.* virited hud a vef y < njoyuble vveiiln-.r Mi.. MargmefHeath and friend ahd hu pan-nu, Mr. and Mrs J. H WatMr. and Mrs W I. Shiilt»-r.s went;.! , a few of tiieM" burrows. . | Hoy U.afli of Muskegon, were guests of klnSi <(l |icur |Uverj, on Sunday. to St. Johns on Saturday to be present;। The mole cats more than iu.weight| Mr and Mr*. Geo. Heath over tile week * Mr. .red Mrs Lrwb DeYoung ot . DELIGHTFUL TIME on Sunday at the celebration of the'! (during ; a day. and we have wsm *peci-; end. (Grandville were Sunday gueatk of Mr 1 AT HALLOWE’EN PARTY ninetieth birthday nt hl* mother, the ,inr:;.. n in captivity that consumed twice! Mr. and Mrs C. A Kerr attended the'and Mrs Harold Smith. So Broadway ! golden Wddding anniversary of Mr. and, Mrs. Levpnche Merrick lia* gone t«> Mr. and Mrs. Lee Burdick En and Mrs. Arjhur Knight in Bengal’. tlwlr Wright during twenty-four hours*! . nicy work day and night und art. Mr; faoiuird Cole of near Potterville!Detroit to spend the winter with her! townsnip. .. • Idoni found inactive. It - “ * on Sunday. . ---tertain Legion And Unit— ion and- wile, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd------Mer- i Included wtth the dinner menu werei! I ner rev to exterminate Mr and Mrs. Charles Faul und Irvrh strawberries und watermelons ! quickly iu po**!ble Meeting- Thurs. Eve Marietta were Sunday guest* of Mr* Mrs.' Anna Docjtergy nnd I-eigh from Barry county. ! The methods at extermihaHon 'are Geo Full and Mr. mid Mrs. RaymondI Dockt-ray of Grand Rapid* wire Sun-1 The >anugl Hallowe en party for the Eighteen were present from Ovitl. I F.«iil of Woodland day gue*U of Dr and Mrs. J. A. Woo-, American Union and -Auxiliary was Belding. St. Jubli* und Hasting*, and!) held at the home of .Mr. und. Mr*. L«« included the children, gnuid-ctnldrcn <( kjr. and Mrs Ralph Marble of Kul-■ ton. ■ — Burdick near Hickory Corner*, uboul and one great grandchild ninozno gpent tiw past — week with —------...-----------. .— —their r Hobart Garn and Mi*w’-s -Beryl Bus. . Bv trip', all of which operate on the ■parrnU in Hits city helping care; for4w.y and J cephine Anderson of battle Silth tte te',1 ol k Mrs.-rShullers, des, 7. 7 IndJSiS . _______ t'"1"1"-" ,n“'r Mr Marble, who Is very ill. iCr'x-k were Sunday guest- of Mlr-s Let- arid this afforded much amuM-mcnl. age. is in spleqdid health and retains Mr*. Sterling Roger* wa* in charge <>J all’ her faculties. / ----- *------A complete stock from which to make a selection. Mn. Ro * Lethbridge aiuf baby baby leflL left t|,. ciflm * 1 y ' i 'j pn-ohlna;’methods are as fol-. All the new fall fabric*, pattern* and rolqr*. Bet<>n Sunday for their home in In Mason.| Mason, j Mr. and Mr* Hurley Fox und son. the entertainment which all enjoyed w.ia spent. Mrs. A W Woodburnc accompanying j william were Sunday dinia-r-guest* ol ■| Ri-rre*Iim« nt* were *i-rved elm ing ,; 1, Calcium Cyanide. them for it feu day*' Muy. Mr and MrK Cialr Sr-jbcrt amkfnmtly; i very happy evening Ail vote Mr. and Open the burrow every five feet; Mrs Burdk-k royal entertainers. Mr* Mary CwopM-xil-Purt Byron. N of Kalamazoo. On Thursday, owning, November 3 Y •.ime lu*t week to spend the winter Mr. and M«s. Clunk * £. Beach of and pour in a teaspoonful of the jag­ Mrs. J P. Edmonds and Mrs. J- W Close the openings without d with lar daughter ami husband, Mr. McLeod go to Benton Harbnr on (llw Aqxihary will hold their fir** Baltimore towtwbip celebrated their . und Mrs. Herbert FYeelnnd. . Thursday to attend tin- District W. C ' meeting ot the year with Mr*. 'Edw. 50th w-dding uuiiiveisary Saturday. .-.tamping down the burrow. 2 Carbon-Bisulphide Downs as president and it B ho)a*d October 22, 1932. Mr* Phvnbi Wilkinson of Kalama- T. U. convention. ■' using care jiot to I hu and Mrs.' Bertha Sherman of good attendance to an. ueucii i* h oi .xrw --............. ....... Mcsdame* P. L. Bailer. De Gebliart. there may be' jxn ground H jotithwcst Irving .spent part of last Fred Young und U-vi Mead attended start the year right und came to Michigan in 1H70 at the ! l’!1* an-’ nn ,h*' week with Mrs. Jack Snyder. age of 32 tears Mrs Beach was born,I 3- Rtrychntne. tiw Eaton county O E. S. rally at. Rov nnd Mr- Ru.sv.li II. Hreaiiy Charlotte on Ttipjiday. ,n Dfiauare. Ohm. ..nil cunit- to ’’“ke raw peanuU. Squeeze otwii HASTINGS ami Mr.*. John E Ewing of Pioneer. Mr nnd Mr* Gregor Feldpatisch en ­ Michigan In 187(1 a: the age of 13 veari <'»'» lnv rI “ cr >»Mra A H Carveth nnd Mra. C- D Ohio, will be the mu-.sti of Mr. und Bauer attended the State Federation tertained on Sunday evening in honor' On October 32. 1872 CliurlesE. Biachitf1 strychnine Place one of the) J Mr*. C. A. K< rr today and Friday ol Women** Clubs, in Detroit last week, ot their d.mghtcr. Mbs Margaret Fold- and Etta N. Webb were united in mar-1'peantiU in each of . the runways. ■1. Parudichlorbenzine, ’ • 1 ___ __ ___________________________________ ___________ _____ _ M;;< Theodore Tuber-gcn of Grand puusch. whose engagement t > Mr. WH- tinge .and have iivitd in the vicinity of Rapids qiirnt fcvenil days with her Cadillac hotel. ’"iSr’o? Sdim!rdTSl!t,W •Bert Brown Then the President Introduced Arch. j ,11am Thomas of Kenosha, Wis.. was Hasting* during all their wedded life. parents. Mr. and Mrs 1.: W. Brockway, "America The Beautiful" if MacDonald who explained. the Mr. and Mra. W. I, Hinman returned![announced to 4he'twenty-four gunite. They are the parents of tune children, ti;> rn.rmreInhrair.«i in h.. f, rm of: and also cared tor her fuller who is home Sunday from Tawas City where •Tlie, wedding date chosen is Tuesday. al! of whom are living. They also can T ,£! ••? o'■■ =-»;.«». -.»•««« «. boast of twenty-three Brandchiltfren they bad spent the psi* I Un days visit<lu, Ur1—'""' ?•>« No«mb*r ■ Mr and Mrs. Keltli Daniels, accom­ ,ing their son-in-law nnd daughter. Mr. Dinner was server! al .■• ven o’clock. und six great-crandihildreii incuRf- ctKund. ,lra od A l»«vv Singing "Michigan My Michigan." panied by Mr. and Mr* V. L. Wolcott • nnd Mr- M. C Miwdf. and family. Hallowe'en colors adding altracUvenc.'s Ing two pair* -of twin.-—Beatrice arid- I- netraU s the soil. Place a teaspoon- rhen lhe children from the No Pine Motion made wa scb00’ gave * verT ‘nWnSsting ” ---------- *and — seconded that — (J Freeport. sfx-tU the Week end in) Mr. arid Mrs. Cole Newton-and MBs ; At game.*, top scores wore won by Bcniece Wood'of Ha*tlna< grandchi!- i ll in the ruiiway every'to ten feet >vb <«ui have a meeting two weeks from to­ Grand lUputs with Mr. und Mrs Wm. Helen Newton wire in Kalamazoo on ■Mrs Gerald Swcrdfeucr and Mi's Nori •ircu. daiuth'ers of Mra. Ruth Springer; 1 his takes effect at once. j Ppro ?ra, y. : The ’ school sang. ' Bright October' night to elect officers for the coming J.ian and Janet' Slocum ol Grund Raffc (Saturday wm nnd -Mis* Mildred Newton I ■ B muter m Miiteoukte -ISISid und "Wiin Rav rtwt ■ " year. Motion earned. Souk shelled* corn in a moderately “ n11 "'Ylw. Say the Owl.' " ' .mu.., •.Hu.unte l;.™.. o-und SjTjV l put pf town gikr.U. were'Mr*. Urban ids. great -grandchildren, daughters of strong solution «'f awnic and place Rec.tation*. "Our Hired Girl" by .*Mr. lr ana Feldpaurch. Mrs. Albert. Fcldpattsch. Mr. npd Mrs. Fred Slocum. Mr. und and wira. Mr-. itoonri Robert Ford invited ua and b visiting iter daughter and hu*- I Over Sunday 1 . ot. Mrs.. — . Mrs U*o Feldpaii*ch, MBs Bernadette Mrs. Bench have the history of Hie along the runway ut frequent interval* .Tw’° 5,.I5l,u*'h* to meet ut their home. gu<Lu Susie By asphyxiation. Attach a garden ’ p’t“-ne , Boid win: SIX Uttle Sheep band. Mr and Mrs Martin Van’ Dahen. Craig. Ml E. Bond St . were Mr- Em­ Rochorr,. Misses Jean and Gertrude tair.Hv tree dating as far back ax 1619 president appointed Herbert Morehn.< to the end of the exliausi pipe of >b>' Gene Ford; "Snapdragon uiid Dan- . «nt« u«rv Muliendore as Pro­ ma Huhan and daughters. Misses Net­ Feldpausch nnd Mrs. A Holland of Who-can bt-.ii it? in au'omobile After i.Hetmr the mhrr < chon’• by Royce Gurd; Song by the nou* *"«> Muiienao.e as pro■DnE. J. Pratt 18 in Flint Wtflnr.'day tle and Callie liahaiK of Pemberville, Cirand Rapid*; Mr*. Anna Fcdewa and rnildreiv Rwitatinni "Puna gram Comm, for that meeting. On their golden wedding day their .in uu.omiwne Alter placing me otner fupa • and Tlitirsday of this week attending Ohio, returning Sunday evening. Ollier Miss Cecelia Ft-dcw.r of Lansing; Mrs nine children and their families, also, end into the burrow start tlie mofor -man cniiartn, Recitation*. Atoul lAX-my minute.. l»»*T1te Chote," b, c.rl BMtey. Tor R-lteAim, ol Ute .Atehwort -IteArl the lecture* al the annual ‘meeting of guests were Clwstcr Keller of Lemoine. Jqltn Jones of Howell; Mr* John Mrs Beach'* brother, George Webb of -i.l tel nm \ <>,«■ nm,I ».mln« Thu is the lut •» Mite Bird..Iff M*rl tte.n MorrBrown. S k _ the state ruuodation of Osteopalhic Ohio, and Miss Edna Keller of Stony Schaffer. .Mn. Fred Miller. Mi*» Helen Hastings, came to help make tlie day a| Pumpkin" .by; -----------------------------------nurontenud Bum.*,,," h. Physician* and Surgeon*. . Miller. Mrs- Frank Whittaker and happy one. The dinner table was, cltelBte lu Ute UP jour dshlu. IhU ;nouse; 'Discontented Hldgc, Ohio lull. 1I Joyce Ann Clark; "October's Bright BABEL UNTO DEMAGOGUE. Wm. Barnard of Zeeland, who ha* Mrs. Ella Garrison and Miss Helen Mrs. Hilary Hafner.'of Fowler; Mrs. prettily decorated with four .golden , Blue Weather." by Ray Gurd; Music Jehovah rides upon the wind bc« n visiting Ills Meter. Mrs. Harold Slocum spent the week end with the George Swrrdfeger of Buffalo. N Y : candle.* and eoindle holders. In the . .... ; on Hawaiian guitar by Clark Morewith lightning tn Hh hand. ChristidnM-n. ha* returned to his work. latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Mrs Charles Parker and Mrs Gerald renter of the table was the wedding The Plnc’lflke Farmers' Club met a* ,hoU4e; R‘*ltallon W Playhouse " by For thw who further would exploit, Mr. ami Mr:. Joel Norton of'Grand Sk.cuin. and family of South Nashville Swcrdfeger of Middleville. cake on which stood the bride and Our sad. and stricken iland. the home of Mr and Mra Fnwrt Hall Bagley; Autumn's Party- by o-,-a.. — .m .< Rapid* called on Hastings friends on Sunday visitors there were .Mr. nnd groom. Yellow and white crepe |>apcr . Saturday. ' • And they who built on human pain Mrs. Laurel Garrison nnd son -of Has­ decorated the rooms, Mrs Erlitli Bechtel and daughter. tings,* Hamer Cheeseman of Eaton On Tuesday evening the Banner To mount to highest Heaven After the lovely dinner pictures were 17iLs was a *p«:ial meeting called at oI lhc R°“d b> H“rnc‘ A,ll>a BeattyTheresa.-returned Sunday from South Rapids. Mr and Mr* Emmett Olson class of the Methodist Sunday school taken of the couple and their family. the request <>f nve members of the! Music by C.ark M-irehouse. Shall babble vainly to the wind. Hnvin where they have been for the and Mr. and Mr* Laurence Slocum of enfoyed a Hallowe'en party at Hie Wjdl Friends called t,o visit with and wish Farmers'Club. Secretary's report wa* read and ac-) When their high tower is rivet). past two months with her sister and Brittle Creek and Ira Chcesemaii ot lake coftagc of Mr. nnd Mrs. J. M. the couple many mor# years of happl* —Hosea Bigelow IL The meeting was called to order by'.ceptcd. , hu- b.^j. Mr an<| Mr*. J, w. Brcideti- Bellevue. Townsend, twenty-four members and in •,*. Many lovely gifts wcre-reeelved. st<in iwiping in the peaches, apple* Guests of Mr. ary! Mrs. Claude Wood guests attending. Nearly all came ap­ and grapes , . propriately arrayed in Hallowe'en cos ­ Mr. und Mr* Will Houvtnir of. Prai­ on Saturday were Mr. and Mr*. Clar­ tumes. Mr*> E J Pratt whs hostes* at a very rieville und Mr. mid Mrs Isaac ence Wilcox of Los Angeles, Calif. Ml*S A bountiful pot luck supper was delightful luncheon Friday nt her home ' Houvenlr of I’rainrville and Mr. and EtlK’l Wilcox of- Lansing and Mis* served followed by the business meet­ on W Grand street. Hallowe'en colors) Mr*. Isaac Houvcnlr of Hastings, spent Blanche pollock of Charlotte- Othci ing New officers elected are. Mb* lending altracUvcnrss to the rooms; ine ra-troii wiin ---- Ralph -—• - Wood und Miss Bertha Stickney, president; Mrs. Chas. thiough flower* and favor.the W<CK week eiMI emi in Detroit with mr. Mr. ana und guests were Enter­ Mr* G. C Butt and Mr and Mn;. F. o^Rundav Fuul. vice-prcstlicnt: Mr*. B. F. Cowles, tainment in lhe farm of a inuslcate Saturday and Sunday and on Sunday secretary-treasurer. Rev. L. L. Dewey followed the luncheon, the hostess I Frank Annable and Max Lcwb wore Mfs Fopmit mid two sons und Mrs. gave an interesting explanation of the presenting Mrs. F. G. Pultz of Freeport in' Ccmstnniuw Friday night attending Ralph Wood and children of Grand amendment-, to lx? voted oh on Nov. 8 and Miss Alice Mohler, who each gave' a meeting of World war veterans, at Rapids wen- here. All an- grateful to Mr. and Mrs group* of Ming* adapted to their vpicea! which about one hundred were present. ToWnsend for a delightful evening. winch are fresh and charming nnd wei HALLOWE'EN MASQUERADE.’ , The Auxiliary furnished a lin" chicken hope •mqy be heard frequently in Has­ Last Friday evening the young peo ­ dinner. Mr. Anniibh’ gave a ’talk on GIRLS HAD POVERTY tings. Thimbles, 'visiting and a few! ple of Wesley Logan’s Sunday School PARTY THURSDAY NIGHT. game* of cards passed the remainder I welfare work. Visitor* nt the L W. Brockway home eUss add t he Presbyterian Christian Mrs. Guy C Keller's Sunday School of the afternoon most pleasantly. Sunday were. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Endeavor, with the Epworth League class of Kiris held n delightful HallowBaugh nnd family of Wayland; Mr. as guests, enjoyed a delightful Hal­ e'en party on /Thursday evening at BIRTHDAY SURPRISE. Wednesday? October 26, being Mr*. I ' and Mrs Thurlo Price and *on of Kala­ lowe'en masquerade party at the Pre*- •I the home of Miss* Hazel Caukin with There have been in/he past, large buy them will find that in almost mazoo: Mra. Walter Tolhurst ot Way­ byteriaii church parlors, fifty-two at­ Misses Agnes Royer and Florence West­ Lula Benn’s birthday, several bf herj friends planned n surprise to help her! every case, that these pictures and land: Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jackson tending. quantities of furniture and houxeerlind'assisting. Thirty girls had a A trip through lhe "haunted house'' spooky time in the CaykUi attic which celebrate the occasion. Well filled ba*- j mid iniuily of Grand .Rapids and Miss prices are orfly for the purpose of furnishing advertisements and cir­ Dorothy- Smith, local. Mrs. Walter wit* one ot the. attraction* and ap­ they, named "Poverty Hal! .Mts*«* kets were brought in and u bountiful i getting themlpto their store, where culars distributed in this town and Tolhurst remained for the week to core propriate awards wcrtC made for the Doroihy Ballance. Jcgn Brower and supper w.u. served. Tlie evening w«is‘ successful completion of the tour. Mildred Woodmanvn were the enter­ .-pent m visiting nnd .story telling and; for her father. lhe high Tiow'ered salesman does the surrounding territory purport, Among tlwse who witnessed the foot- Other feature* wvre fortune telling, tainment comlnittee. Everyone had a Frank Beckwith still hold* the belt. | the rest, which in a great many ing to -offer some wonderful bar­ bull game in Ann Krbor on Saturday dancing. bobbing for apples, and chess most happy tunc. Those present were Mr. nnd Mrs. . Frank BcckwUh.' Mr. and Mrs. Walter w<:i - Mr. and Mr* James Radford. and checkers for those who did not cases, result in a sale whereby they gains in their and our line. Some LUCAS—BIEKLY MARRIAGE. ■ Watkin*. Mr. nnd Mr* Frank Kurr Mr. and Mra. Hubert Cook. Mr. and djince. Refreshments o( cider and could have bought better goods of of them would be if they could .be Mr*. Jack Rakowzky. Dr. and Mrs. doughnuts closed a delightful evening. Mr. and Mrs. Clare nce C Bierly. of and Son. Gertrude Ooodrell und Millard Toledo, have announced the marriage Beltz. K> nith Mcliityre. Mr. und Mr*. J. M us for less money. had, but the customer who tries to GKOl'P NO. 1. of their oldest daughter. Virginia Eliza­ 'fownsend and David. Mr*. Clyde Wil­ cox. Mr*. F. W. Stebbli.i*. Muses Bar­ Members of Barry County Home Ex­ beth. to Mr William L Lucus on Fri­ Twelve members ot the Young Peo­ bara Wilcox and Dorothy Field, the tension Club Group No. 1 met. Friday. day. the 11th of October. Mr and Mr*. latter four remalnlni; till Sunday night Oct. 28. nt the home of Mrs. Dell Sul- Bierly (France* Bowne i are well known ple's Fellowship officially' represented it* guest* ot CranAtdn Wilcox and ton. 317 E. SUilc St. for thejr first les­ In Hastings where the latter was bom, Emmanuil Episcopal church at the Thoma* Stebbins. Mr. nnd Mr* S J. son in nutrition. There will be a cook­ and Mr. Bicrly was for revival years a young people’s rally of the diociof Artier and daughter*. Mi.veN Juanita ing lesson at Mrs. Con Sullivan's home member of the .summer colony at Gun Western Michigan at St.Luke - church, j Kalamazco. Sunday. Oct 30th. Notable' and Marcia Arner. saw the game and South Church St. with pot luck dm- lake. attended a banquet nt the Women's1 ner at noon. December Jih.—Secy.. COMMUNITY CLUB. C. Johnson (Director Boys' and Young Mrs. Nelle Matthews. . building In the evening. The Goodwill Community Club will People’s Work> Detroit, and the Re*. meet Saturday night. Nov. 5. at the W. A SitnmS. Baltic Creek. By any outside furniture store on the same class of goods, or forever forfeit church Kim Sigler will be there to our rights to Lhe furniture business of this t<jwn. explain the proposed Mate amend­ THREE CHILDREN THURSDAY.; ments. . Everyone welcome. — Mary Thirty-three, boy* and girl* were the Waters. Sec'y. guests of Junior McMillan. West State! CONTEST CLOSES. St. from one o'clock to four. Thurs-' L V. BESSMER, Eyesight Specialist A handsome dining Some, time ago the Pythian Sisters day afternoon. Party games were A fine BEDROOM Sec us for a good were divided into groups and a contest played nnd refreshment’, were served.; room suite $EQ HASTINGS, MICH. SUITE now $OQ living room $OQ held, the losers to entertain the win­ Hie party WM kjxmwred by the U. B at only ,-j .Cw for only . .Vw suite at . . WW ners. Tuesday evening the party was Misxion Sunday school and Junior held tn Castle hall and a delightful Christian Endeavor and was in the na­ Jlmc enjoyed. ' ture of a rally for these organizations* but not necessary. By making an appointment y CRIBBAGE PARTY. ENTERTAINS AT examination begins immediately you call, a saving Eight guest* were entertained by HALLOWE'EN PARTY. time. But if you are down town, and just drop in : । Mis* Frances Doster of Prairieville on Mis* Phylli* Hinman very pleasantly will get the most prompt attention possible. Y , Monday evening, enbbage being played entertained ten girls to a Hallowe'en j Top scores were made by Mrs. Wesley parly lasj Thursday night. The time principal duty is to decide that you will have your c was spent playing games after which; Hall and Edwin Johncock. . looked over. And your own welfare demands rcfrcshmcnu were served'. early call. HAPPY TWELVE CLUB. BRIDGE'A’UB MET. i Mr. J R Hayes will entertain th* ‘Happy Twelye" club on Thursday afternoon. Card* and relreshmcnts bridge club on Thursday afternoon and a delightful time U reported^ • will furnish Uie entertainment. For Men $9.50 to $33 For Youths $9.50 to $19 T. S. Baird Clothing for Men and Boys Misleading Furniture Advertising We Will Absolutely Guarantee to Meet Any Bona-Fide Prices Offered Dedicated to Better Vision Appointments Are Desirable Miller Furniture Company In Butinet* Over Thirty Ytart �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 19J2 RAGE EIGHT GUARANTEED SET of TEETH THE CHURCHES WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO T7SEMENT FOR LESS THAN 35 CTS. EMMANUEL CHURCH lEFUCOI'ALI ORDER TOP. PUBLICATION THE FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. R«v' Httau pBaktsbear^IrlabA Pa»t«r CARDS OF THANKS GENERAL GARAGE CITIES SERVICE GARACE EeautifuH • Liftlike.’ TIRES AND BATTERY MIRVICE Natufal! FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. Car. Church and C«atn Struct. ' Rubiwel EXTRACTIONS PA?N 50C DR. O. L. BROOKS GRANGE PROGRAMS FRED FOOTE. Piou ■ CHURCH OP THE NAZARENE. GRAND F.A1TDA THEODORE (TED) S.K. REID STAR GRANGE SO *04 DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR COUNTY CLERK H. S. SHELDON ABSTRACT A«t> REAL ESTATE O HAhTINGB. MICH. FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH for ill* fourth term. I am asking lor a first lerfii. My qualification* in part. First Class Laundry American Laundry HASTINGS PHONS Dr. Harris L. Woodhurrie of engineering; graduate of lliuincs* College and special course in business riunagrineiil. Also a grudu- . O. Tobins, Sunday and Monday.' ML s Tlt^ina Tobias of Kalamazoo d iter friend. Mr. Meyers, ol Center!e spent Sunday afternoon with her rents. Mr alid’Mr.* W O. Tobias. • C.'liwy Hardy vuited hr. aster. Mr. d Mrs A«l<lbert'CiaVeiu. of South. Shultz Bunday. ■ ................................ ;• - HASTINGS MARKETS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alfred Vincent of Iltir- itary Aeronautic pertence a*- follow*: inlendenl: Flying Instructor: Engineering tinker; pari of two terms as Hasting* City Councilman: mid ;............... - 1 CHURCH OF THE UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST. lings -.kited .Miss Susie Phillips und mother Sunday. Ed.. DeMott and daughters Emelin* and Beatrice, -of the Gregory district., visited Mr. and Mrs.'Keel Tobias. Sun-| day. . . . [• C .Mr. nr.ci Mr*. Cha* Grames, nnd:,. A di»U(tiii)!r Lueiie. and tlie former’s falh-l' ’ . Ruben Grume.*, and Mrs BASKRDITCV NOTICE Milas and Mr. and Mr: Sunday'alternovn and evening. 1 Ann Burton of Hnrtinga spent' •dtcrmxm with Mtn. Delia I Jid daughter Susie. ' ’ «pent Sunday| I Xtr< Wm ' aftehtoon wttlj Mr. " o in 'Hastings. Lillie Hollman and Mrs Della j >mb ol Baltlmun* visited Mr. and Burrell plgHips Thursday. • * Florence I.awreiux- and diitighter and Mrs. Carrie LaMont of Hickory! 1* called, on ' their cousin. Mrs. Tobias. Friday allcnioiiiL ■ j Mr. Manning. Of Big Rapids visited ; family Thurmhiy and Friday. Mr. aijd Mrs. Edd. Tniver -and fam­ ily ot McOmber district • jx-nt Sunday' with her parents. .Mr. and Mrs. W. O ; Tobia.*. . Orville Tobias returned .to his home] ■ Detroit Wednesday after sjxaidinz •fitly two Weeks' laCalion with his ptu-Mita. Mr. and Mr. <’ N Tobias. Mi--. Mary Payne and dptgthteb Arica id Hii'ti:;;.* vi*ik-«l Mr*. C, N. Tobla.. Thursday . ,’ ittlr Maron,Tobias of Kalamazoo nt the week end and her birthday h h.T. gTiipdparenLs. Mr. and Mrs. TobliL*. 1 Mr*. C N Tobias and son *i:«l tire former’* sister. Mr. and Mr.* Carl Morganthaler in Nash­ ville Thursday. They also called- on Frink T*>b-..is and Lirnily near Nash- Many Times 07; in HaMlugs Tiu* C*dar. Crgek ■Cemetery Circle will nice: with Mr.* Nellie Larabvt Wednesday, atternoin. Oe Mrs. Ernestine Edger .*]> nt Thursday and Friday tn .Gr’u'.d Rapids a? the home ol a niece. While there she cum■i su;gi-m; und X-ray pic*ken.’ Her many friend , arc hoping the outcome will be speedy. relief from the sintering she his ehdured tor several months/ ’ITie Rutland Cemetery' Cireb* will wive dinner a! the town hall election Arley Hunnugiis ot *U:it lite Ed. Whit!ht home last wcA. Marley h:W J:di return.d ii;om a trip to UaliforBia. wliici: lie enjoyed very much, but tinnks Miciiucan aoxi enomrtwf&r him Mr anil Mrs Ned Lancaster and chndren were uick'end Auitbm in Battle Cicek. ’ . Our i‘ T a meeting Saturday night 11 attended and wc all enjoyed ’ >x young The major portion of my spare time lu* been given to the youth of Harry Co., in the building of noble character and worthy citlreiisliip by precept und ex­ ample: five >rat>< a* Scout Master of Hoy Scouts; eight year* of service work and member of county Hoard of V. M. C. A.; four year* as County Chairman of lhe ('liken* Military Training Camp; and the last hurch board and llclirvhir licit my rduratlon ami ftltingiy qualified mr for »u< h a publir ofllee, I pletl< you. the people of Barry a full measure of *lnrrre. hoiu**|. economical and arcummodating icrvlrr. aril rrndricd. |n exchange fur your vonlidriicr, and il shall not be betrayed. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH of Halting*. Hastlnrs Chnrcb. I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR VOTE AT THE GEN­ ERAL ELECTION ON TUESDAY. NOV. 8th, 1932. BANKRUPT! I N.ITH l: WOOD SCHOOLHOUSE. To the Voters to Barry County. BAPTIST CHURCH. May I aide you lo read this brief rtutemrni befcar you go to the jxilL* next B. J. Adcock- Mlcldet. During my errvlce in Ute Slate Legls- . earnestly, for what I considered the best 'interests «>f Barry county and the other rural countit:. of the slaty 1 have been absent from regular sc/wiunr, but two days, one to attend n fum-iul. the oilier at Ann Arbor working uitli the university com­ mittee. I have been faithful in remain Ing ut all WNiions until adjournment have .iniwed but on meeting of qriy <1 tny cmninltti ■•.* in all that time, and that ■ NOTICE OF KEO1HTERED BRAND OR HASTINGS PARISH. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. DELTON M. E. CHURCH NOTES. L. D. Mllet. Purer. AT PRAIRIEVILLE • <'; h i. 11> < 11. n; , counties, and for taking the money required by lhe McNltf Act from tin- gas tax money, ^wo million.* in 103'^jiud two and one'-huft‘millions in 1933. ’Ail ot this moiwy come* buck now to the counties to’lielp re­ lieve county highway .i/d rufld taxes, as .well as Oovcrt road relief. It might be will to remember that except for the action of tlie legislature liiere would have been no money lor the supervisor!, to iiw to reduce Covert road bond* and taxes in the townships, mme.**ment districts nnd l county I have worked and voted at the extra .M-uion tills year fur the reduction of almost six millions of dollars in idaUytaxrs. Ymi will find tlu- highly-pleasing resuiu ot the.M.- measures, when you come to pay greatly reduced taxes this winter. , . You know what my record is and whnf mtvIcc 1 have rcijdcred Tills should itsnute you of what I will do if re-elected ’llu re is much more 'that may be done toward reduction of state taxes. I gouid like to go back to Laming Ulis winter and help dcuh and I believe my four years' experience in the Legislature would be helpful lo county and state. I will greatly appreciate your support wxl Tuesday. Earnestly yours. , Len W. Feighner FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. ■ Rev. Jobs Kitcbing. R. D 3->5 W. Crraer St times and Dr and Mrs Merritt and daughter of Albion wen- fiiinday call­ ers in the John Whltnght home. JOHN C. STAFFORD candi'datiTfor STATE SENATOR EIGHTH DISTRICT ion Group No 4. l;cid\the! firrt meeting with Mrs. G E Goudyca IA8TINGB CITY MISSION. Tlie '.op;c chosen for tin.* year is Nutritid^i. and the course will be given u: a scries of five lectures Tlie leader* of Group No. 4 are Mi‘* Arm Burton; alternates.- NJrs C. B Hedges. Mrs Roy Cordes, and Mrs Einar Frandsen CliaRm.uL Mrs G. E -Goodyear; Sec­ retary.’ Mrs M R Kinde; recreation. L Hfjwti. publicity. Mr*. J. C The fopic of Tuesday evening’s meet:g was ■ What Doc* Your Mirror Dis.Jw." Thu meeting wa* conducted tn llic form l,f a general discussion, m WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME BROADWAY t GRECH c4mbulan(c<Sciute "O« 2005 ito*e 232S Everyone feels this course to be very .much worthwhile, and our aim is to be a 1001' group. 'I’ht' next meeting will be held on Tue*day evening December 6 at the li me of Mrs G ‘E. Goodyear. 135* W ‘Walnut. Meeting lo begin promptly al Cook Why. you’re the,man I save some food to yesterday.” Tramp: 'Sorry. I didn’t expect to find the same cook here today. Our Success has agreed to the government of Michigan by board* and commission* and have Irgafhed. enabled and encouraged counties, town* and school* in spending money until we cannot Has been achieved through care­ ful business management and •atlsfactpry dealing with policy­ holder*.* SEE US FOR INSURANCE niiig. October 35. with an attendance My opponent ha* been In lhe legislature for Citizens Mutual CHURCH OF CHRIST. COATS GROVE. sihllity for our condition. better if you ballut thus. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY FREE METHODIST CHURCH. Corset Colfax as.4 Bellwood BuooU. llutlyi choreh. We Have A Player Piano near Hasting* which l» almost Hable party willing to complete •mall monthly payment*. For full information write Collection Manager. F. O. Box 352, Detroit. Michigan. 1 ran serve you 0 JOHN C. STAFFORD J. L MAUS & SON A Smooth Path Conscience is the highest of all courts. The smoothest path to treat! CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Service. .Alw Ambulanx-c Scrvict lUSTINGS �PART TWO THE HASTINGS BANNER Why Support the Republican Ticket? (Continued from page five, part one) Naturally there has been a halt during I I why trade a certainty, a man of proven' frprn u* are needed In praise of the the campaign. There will be u hall | (capacity, a man wl» voted for every (splendid record Morels Hill has made that ipxtmu.Ihir responsible office. TfIf nvunr ayonc bill that ...an was brought ,,,, up t.,in’ ’ congress jo' tnIn that, until lhe result is known. If President um Hoover shall be re-elected, as he reduce taxation nnd help lhe farmer will -visit the county clerk's offleg he should be. there can lx* no doubt about!! and against the many bills- that were will (Ind that there are many wdCTPffig duties which I m * lias io perform, all of continued progress toward recovery Introduced that would have Increased from tlu* depression. If Mr. Roosevelt taxes. Why not keep John Ketcham which need to be painstakingly done. shall be elected, the people will be lu 1 on tiw job? bookkeeping hr has to do make a large doubt from November 8 until March Legislative Ticket. *■ ? !“ 1“ ft™ I In the peenm ol Oeorte Lel.nd, ol part ot IU* official du tie* In addition • .nd i.Jlcta h, the W'*uu. .en.taul duurn hu > be 1* the clerk nt the circuit court, tiw clerk of the, board of supervisors and. .u eobtal otae,. Idler. Ml * I who lu5 unued iMlullon It lhe people bell.ee | M the lettul.uire the book.-: tn hi - office must be so kept, ' ? "'’“'S' “Z."'? o°”' ™" "S' ■'< >hU «.le He M-rved u . member that Hwy will be nn absolute check on the books in tiw bounty treasurer* be (rue It Prehdent Hoowr. . rep»bll1S |B,UM. Olt„ wrm, ,lld eon. were lo be .oeooed.d by wm I lor , , mcmb„ ,ta office. Mr. Hill's experience in tlu* au­ .* , L,“ •““““ .UCo wiwte. II Ulehlun ever twed.el ditor general's office in Lansing, hta Ur d Iterenl .lew., HU. n.lur.1 , „ Luullw. many years' experience as assistant tar. nuwred br common unu. Tlu ,Bho u, ltu, cashier of the Hastings City Bank, bunneu ol lhe coun t, r.nno, m*kr [b, popple wwni. th»l lime u now Tlie especially quality him for such service.: His tine record as county clerk lias l.tata, when there U uneertolnty o,. lhu dluMcl ,„ord to jovemm.nt potato.. A. to wh.1, utod |dr „,d given him an -experience that- is vulu- ■ ale to Barry county Will happen after March 4 that will de- untrrjS lnan Mr. John F. 'Chamberlain is the re- •' twml upon Mr. IbmKMhJI ta .Irnttld „„ m,.mber ,d Ux. h„,„ dI rrprehlwm lo be - reta il he ut- l„nu>llra torr, eohhtr hu a trta publican candidate for register of tiounre, . pota, ol tlnkeHn, with tta , ,nd u.„ deeds. He la amply qualified for-tliat tariff tliat would cause business uncer- w ' f Naahvllk, Mr. pelgU. office. He Has hud many years ex •! talnly because bwdn<« te adjusted * ”rEX^four yEX « reJSS- jwrienre as a school teacher. has had a I hr went tarilt U he annthmrcl u , lldl eou„, ,lr ,loM b„b fine training for clerical work, and is a; g<x»d penman. He is courteous to all, r thal ta would par the uldler. hmtur.l.p u u tat awldlnctau tta uiwenalnlr lhdll„ H1, TOl, dI lb„ and uujild make An efficient, careful; II ta .tawed any lendene, Itaard ^uclkra ,u„ counly and register of deeds. He u a man of high j standing among dll who-know hlin and! l.rte tata, or paper eurreory. HwrrlIcwol |ac., taxation, which were made bt were made by would be still more uncertainty and that body. He luid rin Important part If elected will do his utmost to make J more hesitation If he should favor ,in bringing thaw things to pass. Why a good officer nnd please, the. people." . tiw policies carried out'by Mr. Garner, (trade a bucceuful legislator for a new He deserves your vote. William L. Chaw Is the republican ■ his party’s candidate for vice presl- ,man. no matter What his ability, who dent, while hr was speaker of the ,would have to begin where Mr. Fctah- candidate for county treasurer. Mr house. In an attempt to force tlie gov­ iwr began four years ago? His oppon­ Cliase Lus had experience Whichernment to build thousands ot useless ‘ent )s a capable man. who would un­ qualifier him fur such a place. He was; and note needed public building*, that doubtedly endeavor to serve the people a school teacher many years, served in, w*>uld never produce a revenue but ,of this county nnd nf thia .state faith­ one bf the state offices at Lansing and would add to tiw expense of govern- ,fully; but no one needs to be told that was treasurer of the school board of ment. there would be still further doubt experience ( b of greater value in the per­ this city for many years. Hr has been. and depression, ——,— ’ , formance of any service or any task supervisor ot the first and fourth war<U| Why trade a certainty of steady re- than j inexperience: and for thal rea­ for a number of terms. He will keep, accurate account of the funds that1 covery from the depression for an un- son , Mr. Pelghncr deserves the aupjmrt an wlH come jo him if he shall he elect-i certainly that would continue doutx fof his party. cd as county treasurer. He isj and uncertainty for no one knows how Republican County TIckeL widely and favorably known through-j lung? Keep Herbert Hoover on tiw Job Tiw republican county ticket is on. out Ure county and there con be no, Wilber M. Bruckrr. . of unusual strength und ds made up ol doubt about hL*> ipialificatlons. Tlie governor of this ' . state has made (men who can and wib, make good If No nominees have been made for dr- j good on hi* promise to reduce alate j chosen for the resjx*clive offices for cult court eommlMloin-rs. nor for coun-। ty drain commissioner on either ticket expenses. Last week we explained to winch they have been nominated. our readers that the state tax of Barry I Stuart Clement i* the republican Only one coroner has been placed on county is 18upcr rent less this year than nominee for Judge ,ot probate. Mr tiw republican ticket. Dr. H. A’ Adtiw year before. Lot week we also ex- (Otemenl has served for seven years a- roqnk* of this city, who bus served in plained that all Covert road district Probate register. Experience in that that office for the past two years, and taxes wvie eliminated In this county (°f««* count* very much for the people lias done hLs xork faithfully and cap- I and the township and County Covert,of !*lls county. Die probate judge ably. We are sure from what we have said. rtwd taxes were greatly reduced: be-1 on the estates of deceased l>Crand other wards that the republicans nf Barry county cause of iegWatlon enacted at Lun- sons, of minors “ »»' many «*»»••* sing, with tiw approval of tlie gov­ Mr. clement has a county-wide repu­ can heartily support the ticket they have ernor. for the sole purpose of relieving tation for Integrity, honesty and. high placed in lhe field, with the full: taxuflon. Frank C. Fitzgerald as sec­ character. He U well qualified tor th<- knowledge that they are well qualified retary, of state, Howard LaWTencc a* place and will meet hl* responsibilltlw for’ the poatiohs for which they have .u. W. Voorhies faithfully.’ beenmamed. state treasurer and r Paul ns attorney general have made records। Laurence E. Barnett is thatepubllcan In tlie state officer, to which they were (candidate for prosecuting attorney. He DAIRYMEN NEED HELP elected two years ago that are out-' has no opponent. He has made good in OF VOTERS IN STATE standing. ‘They air deserve re-election, his first term and well deserves a re­ * John C. Ketcham. I election. Reports ot the work done bv "“.mu »>■>« nrhnrt nf ttw ,,!m » Prosecutor have been published Group Of 350,000 Michigan, People,. Vitally Concerned In !!XT“urrt ,X" *"<1 ”U b"n **11 !* TT!; lhe Fourth Congressional District. Be-1 NeUon Willison, of Johnstown, is tin cau*i* of hu long service, -he has a republican catKiidate for .sheriff. Mr -prominent place on important con-1 WlUbon served hl* township muni grewdonal committee*, which would : year* a* supehtor. U a leading farmnever be given to a new member j<n « hUthly esteemed citizen and man . Should Mr. Foulkes be successful, he1 *111 give the best that U in him tc would have to begin where congress-1 fMthfuliy perform the duties of tta man Ketchama^startcd twelve years office, arid will faithfully and fairly ago—at the taifend of every committee.enforce the Iuutl without fear -and to which he was appointed. Barry ( * ^w* T1”’rr “«»,*« no doubt county knows John Ketcham, knows’’hat Mr. Willisons standing, hl* fine he is a man of character, integrity iliul । character and reputation justify con­ ability, who has served the people of j fldcnce. tlu* country and of his own district • Morri* O. Hill is the republican canf*, faithfully and capably. Here again, didate for county clerk. No words $5,000.00 Worth of Tubes Tires Must be liquidated at once. For three days only, Greatest tire-tube sale we ever put on. Priced at cost and some lower—All sizes. Prices subject to stock on hand. THURSDAY — FRIDAY — SATURDAY 3 DAYS ONLY NOV. 3-4-5 30x3%— Sg-9S OVERSIZE Tube 79c 29x4.40— $0.19 PEERLESS . . O Tube...79c 30x4.50— $0-98 U. S. GUARD . . O Tube . . . 89c U. S. GUARD . . *♦ Tube ... 95c 15 29x4.50— Sq-89 U. 3. GUARD . . O Tube ... 79c 29x5.00— $£*65 6 PLY GUARD . Tube ... 95c 30x5.00— $j|.1 .95 U. S. GUARD . . *> Tube ... 95c 31x5.25— U. S. GUARD . $C-65 . Tube . . . $1.05 32x6.00— >7-85 6 PLY GUARD . I Tube . . . $1.15 33x6.00— $A.05 6 PLY GUARD . O Tube . . . $1.15 All other aixea at Special Price*. HOT WATER HEATERS forAllCar. $, >95 Installed jfato Jport Mop TELEPHONE 2177 1 DRIVE-IN SERVICE ^a*1 •’ 99 per cent SAFER Do not secrete your money in some silly7 way! Hidden in your home or at the office it may be LOST or STOLEN! Carried about your person is NOT safe! Statistics show that money Carried in a Conservative Bank is 99 per cent SAFER Than ANY of the Above Methods ! Back of money carried in an account here, are the entire resources of this bank ... the double liability of every stock holder . . . the protection of the banking laws . . . and the watchful care of the bank examiners. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY Fate Of Amendment No. 8 -________ East Lansing.—Tlie 350 000 Michl-1 tan tw-nplr who are dependent upin a ■ profitable dairy Industry in the state ————. ——————— :<re vltalls- concerned In the action ( FREEPORT. to Grand Rapids where they visited •nken by voters on amendment num- ’ xfr. and Mrs, j, d. Cool were Grand Mr alld Mrs- Jo,,n Miahler and Mr. her 8 on the November ballot upon Rapid* visitors Thuradav !‘nt* Mr*., Frank Martin The latter -hieh . mjimjij u Mr ind M„ w„d H a, ta . cowl. -taU- mil «un to assure dairy interests that butter »<r ».rK relatives. sutetltutes will share the state tax > 1 . Mr "nd ^"nce VanPatten burden which butter already bears, nc-! °v?r ‘„ ’J** nf accompanied Mr. nnd Mrs Merle-Neeb cording lo the dairy. department al. “r2 to Orand Ral)ld’ F*‘dl*" Michigan State College. ^hH^nn^heir^v toFtaS I Mr and Mrs J D Cofll tlccomPanl<'<I The group which is intensely inter,n™n^°nan>rt JMr- ftnd Mrs E<l Co01 to Rockford Ao ested in iflls measure is made up of F •vl,U thelr iS&tcr’ Mrs Mury 8mUh 100.000 farmers. 4.000 truckmen, 6,500 ] “nd * caUcd 0,1 p | Mr. nnd Mrs. Frank Hynes called at workers in lhe milk and butter plant* I rtomimr havn ,hp Ouy homc “l Woodland of the stale and the families of these' M.r an* Sund,y’ _ | Rone Grand Rapids worker*. More Michigan farmers de-j Bone to Qrand R«Dld» to spend stx-nd the —•— ---* Hattie and Alien «»-*Richardson and rive a cash income from their dairy'; winter with their son. Frank E. Dem­ Fred Fairchilds and Bobble of Has­ tings called on Cora Gardner Wed­ herd than from any other line of farm Ing. nnd wife | Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Deming and Mrs nesday. ’ product*. Joe Kauffman was in Hastings on A law passed by the lost legislature, i' Elmer Roush visited Mrs. Clarence business Saturday momlng. provided for state aupervtalon and, Benedict of South Bowne Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred McDonald of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Linton of Alto were licensing of butter substitutes." An In­ । Grand* Rapids called on Mr. and Mrs dinner guests of Mr. and Mr*. Ted; junction obtained by those interested In the consumption of oleomargarine, P. E. Deming Friday, also called on Bustance Sufiday. ' j Franklin Burgc.ss nnd family. Rev. and Mrs. Loomis. Mrs .0. M. resulted in the law being referred to Mrs. Franklin Burgcps is visiting the Vari Patten. Mra. L. N. Neeb and Mr*. the people of the state for a ixtpular. week end with Mrs. Fred McDowell Griswold attended the W. F. M. S. vote. • ' county meeting at Woodland Wed-1 State fees collected on a pound ot। of Grand Rapids. Miss Dorothy Tabberer spent the nesday.* oleo under this law will be only onc-( Mrs. Delia Yule was somewhat sur-l fiflh of the amount of tax now.paid upon every pound of butter manufac- ■ Mrs. Fred Tabberer. prised Saturday night when relatives lured In this state, according to a study' Mr. Aaron J, Btifgess and daughter. and friends from Grand Rapids and' Mark* of Kalamazoo and Playford Freeport surprised her with baskets' made by the department of farm man­ Burges* of Battle Creek visited the filled with good things to remind her' agement at Michigan State College. Those interested in the production wrejc end with Mr. and Mrs. F. E of her birthday. Mrs. Essie Withy of Chicago called | of butter paid *2.2(18.000 in taxes last Deming. Callers Sunday afternoon at the F. E on Mrs. Corn Gardner Friday. year. Tire one known manufacturer ot oleo in tlu* state paid *550. Tiw Deming home were. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Leda Reed of Chicago visited bulk of tlie profits from tlie manufac­ George Pickett of Caledonia. Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Dell Godfrey Saturday. ture of the 10.848.000 pounds of oleo Mrs. Elmer Roush and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bassett and Franklin Burgess and family. sold In Michigan In 1031 are not ex­ Mrs. Hattie Cross of Fremont was at Mr. and Mr*. T?d Bustance spent Dell Godfrey's Saturday. pended in Michigan. the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Clie*; Dell Godfrey and wife visited Thurs­ NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE, ter Allerding at Coats Grove. day and Friday at the Dr. Rlgterlnk Mr. and Mrs. George Adams' anil Miss Lulu Kinta will leave Monday home in Grand Rapids. sons. Mrs. Irene Adams were Sunday for Detroit where she has employment. Mr. and Mrs. George Hooper and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Miss Lula Kintz spent Sunday In Mr. and Mrs. Deli Godfrey were Ionia Shultz of Hastings. Hastings. shopper* Friday. Mr, and Mrs, Otis Morgan and A dinner wm given at the Moore daughter Lois and Mrs. Finkbeiner and home Sunday in honor of Missc* HIGHBANK. Mrs. Lofilse Potts of Caledonia spent Dorothy Tabberer's and Donna Moore s Mr. and Mrs. Charley Day and fam­ Friday with their nephew. Wm. Brown, birthdays. Among those present were: ily of BarryviUc were Sunday guests at and family of Owomo, ' Mrs. Fred Tabberer and Grandpa Mr. and Mrs. George Green’s. Otto Wood and father. Willis Wood, Moulton. Mrs. Iva Blough of Lansing, George Hoffman. Jr., of Coldwater and Mrs. Wm, Schroeder of Caledonia and Evelyn Miller of Harbor Beach. were guests of relatives at Owosso re­ Donna Moore of Jackson spent the spent Sunday with hl* parents. Mr. and cently. week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman. Mr. and Mra. Leslie Adams and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. • Arthur Oates and Mra. I. E. Moore. daughter of Grund Rapids and Mr. and ................ .,_______ Sarah Ostroth were Sunday guests In MJm Kathryn Hynes — of Woodland Mrs. Wolter Cuibert and son of Has-1 visited Gatha Loomis over the week NoshvUle. Mr. and Mra. Worth Green and son ting* were Sunday guest* of Mr. and | cnd. Mrs. Otis Morgan and family. , jjra. Ada Rogers of Lowell is spend- Marshall called on Mr. and Mrs. Clare Mr. and Mra. David Bcnawa and | jng a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Marshall and family in the Branch dis­ trict Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Kepkey and Mr*.; Rogers. Vivian Marshall is lick. Hannah Morgan spent Friday with Mr and Mra. Earl Rogers called on Mr. and Mrs. Herold Bennett of near their brother, F. D. Kepkey and family Mr. and Mrs. Will Fox of Lowell WedNashville spent Friday evening with at Battle Creek. I nesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawblltz. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Tungate spent i Mrs Ella Catt of, Alto was a supper Marshall Green attended a freshmen Sunday afternoon with relatives near I guest of Mrs. Cora Gardner Sunday. i Allo and attended evening services at I Mrs. Anna Swegles and Mra. Everett class party In Nashville Friday evening. Mr. and Mr*. Orville Pureel and , the Alto M. E. church. Swegles from Hastings called on Mr* daughter of Baltimore spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Reed and daugh-1 Cora Gardner Saturday. ter Ardis were Sunday guests of I Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Cheney and; with Mr. and Mrs. Byron Guy and family. 1 friends at Canrionsburg. p — -* • -* ■ — •* — 'daughter of Carlton visited the lalI The ladles from Parmelee attended ter** parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herman * The P. T. A. will be held Friday evening at the More schoolhouse with i, the electric demonstration at Caledonia Gooch, Sunday. I1 Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Seifert made a Stuart Clement of Hastings os speaker for Hie evening . Fred Smith of Quimby was calling on buxines* trip to Flint Saturday. (old friends in the vicinity Friday andI Mrs. ClitUe Roush accompanied Mr. BANNER WANT ADV8. PAY. j Saturday, and Mra. John ThuyU-r of Campbellc HASTINGS MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2217 WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN How’s your Battery? DON'T TAKE A CHANCE on it^going bad on a dark nignt on a deserted road. Bring your car to us and let us test the battery! TESTING FREE! New Ford Battery! 13-Plate—Rubber Cate. Fully guaranteed for sny make of car *0.75 jnly........................ O Special Bargains in Used Cars This Week! TAG 8*8 TAG 874 1929 MODEL A FORDOR SEDAN 1930 MODEL A TUDOR Good Condition Only •165- ’ A BARGAIN •175“ TAG 875 TAG 88* 1927 Chevrolet Sedan 1931 Model A TUDOR MS-' ‘MO25 ARVIN HQT AIR HEATERS $ Installed at........................ j........ Universal Garage Co. ' Telephone 31X1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER !. 1932 PAGE TEN A Communication 1 Mime otliltr. boy—or It might have brerti to cure the <k-prea«ion is government la girl—got • board or a rail across the | tax on brer. He and all his wet followI fence and played U-eter.” or a- w-|ers might drink themselves to death. To the Hastings Banner: exited it ’ -resatf?" First up j but they never will be able to drink), ■ If agreeable to you I would like to say..'sametime.a. few words anlntt the nullification and then down. No saloon, reminds me | thia depression to death. Can you thai triHer. with a wet on om- end । think ot any one worse oil. made so by of the 18th Amendment of the federal' !of mil a la er container on the oUwrlth* depression, than the one who constitution. by the voters ot thii state -.itth you and the container <?'>lng UP ipends all hta <.aniimp for drink? Also and (Ipan. you drying: •■tliccicfcuwrOnY. ‘| the Impression he makes on others, wet First. I believe in majority rule. 1 al­ ;as it goes down, ‘-loweoclulierum’’ a--'!; iand dry. two significant words, os apso believe the only way ta pre.-erve th- oomes up. Then you will have to looklpUM repealers and antlrepcaters. But constitution a* an instrument of equal out or enough of the brer will run ou’ ■ 1 cannot see where the women repealtights to all is for al! the people of tiw ‘ he container into you to cau.-* _voi; Iciw get a llcere-e to add the word "re•rned and pn>>»e yoar balance mm! fall ofl- Ttien [farm." Would tluy riprce to reform <hrr i ■n!y rrfu»-> brer will have Wdl t> >!.y Other rnminafr^l l> l. ,M-a!ln» it?, 4d fashioned salo n F»r «-l-i»: The only way to reform the pro-* you use the word the last syllaK’t hlbtUon taw i« bv more prohibition. If by local <■!> ' gm :■ -tic onlv ’.at, I nnv*mt>-r right the last tunc Michi• rninir tmoxicat.imf ’ ?«n vyi'od on prohibition it ekrned by iMiid be irix'ahnd,-‘we j'over. Y’TOM) majority. • TjIw.C ‘ then.. It Altcutd ter t'»- federal prohibitioti | wonwn Have obtained tlu- ballot. Ont , ant that eould mean military law |.d Ute gr-afn-t pleas.of women for tiw kmd ot a Mate liquor taw wpukt right, of -utviuv was to he ip-tinve out. with tlx test Im- eftac-d brt.i>.- y<>u cnultfjdrtnk tfc» vou rant make me believe* and nuke n>undt-i Zt ttu; -tuil is- legally said. Why South CaibHna in 61. will han , liould they want to gn over the same I >1.-1 ground again with ths- nantes-ofmajority ot Hoover, like Buchan-1 Frances Willard and Currie Nation vernnwnt । tinging in their ears? No, they' should learned liwr li-.oon and h-urnecl for they have always been the . suttereAs . :hc profit to help pay taxn Brother. si*tcr, <1 > , you want made thal way to rtelp pay your while tlu- drunkard’s family goes hun­ gry and n.ifcwWv ”Oh.” you say. “there !w the booth'gtter who Milla no much: and bad liquor. Il makes s<« it s .perfectly rotten. It v »!<en i Kelley- cures where the dtunliard used go to be-cured— About 240 such; « an- gone. To hear you talk one ’ lid think thc(p arc .« many more J drunkards. -Tliert' .should- be ut least-;, ;5h<) Keeky cures by this time if the wet I [claim of increased drunkenness,is true.; .None of us can .tenicmlXT wtien th*x>otI<*Kin-r was not. ‘Ht a a sly cuss-t omevt Are you ddihg al! you ctatrto’ wiint him out to the offlet'ra? 1‘hen Vmi ! THE SAME SATISFIED smile.! —and the feelint of havine What Your Bank Means to You Whether You Are A Farmer Merchant, Laborer or Manufacturer Your prosperity and success depends very largly upon the prosperity and welfare of your’community. This bank has always performed an important service in community This Bank is a Strotig Link In the Chain of Commerce ---- - „„„ and ittrLs learn to I i’drtnk and an- >-d in-tray. Why talc.-1 c.-.s tor. Pcrhap.-. it ithcr name. nother place they tell us -*-h< re you get plenty 1- tlx- dyug start?. Such l.t tlruggixi and the rest of his kltid an‘a- bad as tlie man tliat steals your !moncy:*tdr he depnvexhh victim ot ho. | reptitatfon as well as hU money. But 1 ■ don’t believe he is ns numreoiis as tiw '-lets' woqld fikc to make us believe. I have a mid deal of taith In humanity.. ■hxl far overbalances the bad. o many boyt and gtrb jh-ant to drink. I .don’t think anyb ।and mother* ot thia- generation and, ! would look my dark for the future It I [ a small number of young peopte ar- i Mafning to drink t would Mxnu-r lav, Want You To Feel This is Your Bank We Strong, safe and an asset to this community and deserving of your confidence’and loyal support. This bank is the connection between buyer and seller, and no matter what your vocation in life, you are either a buyer or seller of merchandise or service Join the membership of this hank ami enjoy the advantages afforded by this old institution. HASTINGS CITY BANK The Bank with the Chime Clock CAPITAL . $75,000.00 $50,000.00 SURPLUS I learning t from that Family Flour Cream Cereal IGA IGA ' A REAL Baking Buy at Cti Peanut Butter 2 i.h, 19c Grape Nuts Flakes 2 m- 19c Cheese 17c COFFEE “A" Blend Per Pound MILK 'JgjfgC SUGAR rZ° IO Lb. Bag 49c ALL BRAN KrLLOCC-S large bize SET of 25 RECEIPE CARDS FREE! BISQUICK Jello 6c IGA 3Zc TWO BISCUIT CUTTERS FREE! Toilet Paper IGA I9c P & G Soap 10 ■>«. 25c Soap Chips Hardwater Soap IGA p- Sc CLEAN QUICK CLIMALENE S £. 21c to’ 19c |i Risii t iaih rs| And Don’t Forget, We Are Independent, Home-Ou)ned Stores ! " IG A STORES PRAIRIEVILLE. can lake were in town Sunday Madams Mary Boulter. James latter called on her schoolmate ol the A German craftsman has now adapt ycatesvear. Mrs Mrs. Merritt Wood. Boulter. Clinton Castle atui Cltar!«« ycatcncar.' cd the ancient art of .-tained glaxi win! Y mine man or younc woman who vote Cran<- were Kalamazoo Shoppers t . , . .., . - , • Tripte. lank Club will meet with Mrs,,.daws to modern building dctorw'lons f«r Hie ftr« time November 8th, -.ob Thursday.. Lehman Friday.' November 11 for an a . good example of this work h hr am■ NO <>n nullifying tin- 18th Atm-ndmen Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bagley will relc- ■ ,tl I day meet In ft Be .sun-to attend. amenta! iiantdesigned ’ for the Berlin brute their golden wedding anniversary ill .have the nineteenth of November by having their children home to dinner, Neigh­ nullifying adds one inott- name bors. friends and relatives are invited nc more to make the to Mill bctwren, the hours of two and four. . - . uf liquor’'1 M J. .Ncrris. Lucy and Mr?. Nfirrls rs. • more;.w.-tti to Kalamazoo Wednesday to vimt i to conn ' the latter s grandson. Fred Ketchalp, Iona! way? who i» ill. They found him some betMr. nnd Mrs W. J. Policy,- Mrs. prohibition will bnng prwBattle Creek. l-abolu)> crime: that prohlbl- Smltty anti — Myrtle -------- pf -------—-—■ failure-. the rottenest kind Mrs An Bakt’' i,,ld LeGrand <U you ’’’ ^leTti-X <>t Kalamaxou. Mr and ■nch of--'1’ & A- Parker. Elizabeth. F.ngortha -- ; Peterson und Mrs. Mullen of Hastings wen- callers on Mrs.- Norris add Lucy M;c Imran jSunday P. M fby hate ao main . Mr. and Mrs Delm Hughes and non ^...... !*•!» !°r their home in Toledo. Ohio. on .it one ciechmi? - v. -tld b>- plenty Wednesday p M after a ten days' with fttc now on that ’ueatkut Hazel Oalthrop. Is spending a few eks at Wcbbt-rvllle with-het cotuitu. Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Th-- Prairieville township Sunday .hbo! contention will be held ut the iiurch iu-xt Sunday beginning nt.1'30 ■'-‘"A standard time. Tlune will be fine program Including two very A. Older Bovs’ The Ladies’ Ahl will rem- chicken an. Nov. 35, 26 Transports i»n. dir.n.T ut the Church election day. Doriv Hyde, Irene Jnphct and Arthur .... Lathrop attended tiw teacher*’ insit­ chairman. tul'’ -lt Chand Rapid* Thursday und Hasnngkjtnd othvr place-* ” ‘ Dr and Rev. I. I. Dewey: hn ,Vanr»eVenter, and uf Nashville; H G Holt forth and LeRoy rtiili'; C J. Barnum. W. and Harold‘ Rowladcr. Shirley Voorheis and i>. of Freeport; Lloyd, D. Mile-, of Prairieigncd 25 Leaders register Nttnc as hare some mfertiiinm'ent.' t ta sent to Chairman Aben Km before November 19. ae and trad wlux Dr John R > .y ata it President Hoover and ibttlon. • - State Y Secretary of nd High school work, will ;-. Hasting* Hl-Y club, also ::v;llc and Middleville Nov. 8 Coimtv Ministerial Associa-1 tion met :*.c Middleville M E .in gave a bool; review “Twice Bom Men and plans for defeating the wet amendment made up the program. Perfection. I turc have a,problem on ’hat's happened now’" I invented a toy framp. s« r*jg.» at the church every night tin:- week, also children's.meeting afternoon-i at four o'clock. Robert Orr nf Fennville is )<% ” Mt;.. 1 D N. Honeywell. Harold und Opal. and Lucile Adrtaiu>on were guests of relatives at Dowagiac Thursday Mr and Mn. Joseph Schnur of Dutt- Women Favor This Silk Light Surgical Hosiery! Women with unsightly swollen l.mbs, varicose Witts or sprained joint* know there u relief in wear­ ing properly fitted surgical clas’.i; hostcry. and yet dnltkc the usual licavy bulky type because tt detracts so much from npiwarances. Akron Seamless Surgical Hosiery includes a light weight series, marie of genuine Japan Tram Silk with a imocth fine texture. It may be worn beneath the regular stockings with practically r.o visible evidence of ita prerenre. The LyBarker Drug store in Has­ tings U an Akron Stainless Surgical Hosiery dealer, qualified to’fit each piece correctly. Private fii tings pw-ided and satisfaction is awuA -Adv. . police headquarters modernrittc poses of police act *' ’♦ , „ ,. ’ ’’• ' A rtKht-semsitiic plate Jn toWc7jproducts a plioto&a , of any'record or document’m ‘ seconds. Wall Paper Sale! Our Final Clearance Sale of 1932 Wall Paper Starts Wednesday, November 2 and Ends Saturday Night, November 12 You SURE CAN AFFORD to paper that room NOW at these sale prices! During.this 10-DaySale We Will Give the Ceil ings Absolutely FREE! 1 his means, YOU buy the side wall and border ../and WE give you the ceiling free. Window Shades We make them to fit your window*. All Colors! SPECIAL LOW PRICE on all win­ dow shades during this sale. CARVETH & STEBBINS THE REXALL STORE HASTINGS GOODS DELIVERED PHONE 2131 �TnE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER !; 193S PAGR EUCVBt REPUBLICAN NATIONAL TICKET Vote Election Day, Tuesday, November 8 For President In the face of a world-wide depression, brought on as an aftermath of the World War, the people of this country never faced an. election, the results .of which will have a greater influence upon the progress of the country, than will the election of 1 932. Due tp the constructive work of President Herbert Hoover we are now emerging from this depression. Conditions are slowly but surely getting bet­ ter. His broad statesmanship and constructive policies to meet conditions for which he was in no way responsible: have shown his vision, his statesmanship, and that he is . HERBERT HOOVER worthy of your support. Troublous times ALWAYS fol­ low a great war. When the policies, originated and set into action by President Hoover to overcome the greatest crisis that e^er faced this world, are related by the impar­ tial historian of the future, we are confident that he will be numbered among our great Presidents. Vote to uphold him and LET HIM FINISH THE JOB which has AL­ READY COMMENCED TO GET RESULTS. THINK IT OVER VERY SERIOUSLY BEFORE YOU VOTE FOR ANY CHANGE. CHARLES CURTIS REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET Hon. Wilber M. Brucker has served' the people of Michigan as Governor for one tefm. He has demonstrated thal he appreciates the conditions facing the people of this State, and has dqne all that he could to lessen the burden of taxation. He was in­ strumental in cutting the expenses of the State lo the tune of $5,000,­ 000.00 and will continue to do all in his power for further big reduc­ tions. His re-election will mean an administration favorable to a very marked reduction in State expenses. For Stale Treasurer Hon. Howard C. Lawrence For Secretary of State Hon. Frank D. Fitzgerald For Governor Hon. Wilber M. Brucker Vote Election Day Tuesday, November 8 The Lieutenant’Governor Hon. Luren D. Dickinson For Auditor General Hon. dramel B. Fuller For Attorney General Hon. Paul W. Voorhies BARRY COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET At the Primaries in September the following excellent legislative and county ticket was placed in the field by the Republicans of Barry County. Most, if not all of them, intelligent, capable are fellows that you know personally or by reputation, as* being i./._" and courteous. They won in an open field and after a fair fight. We are pleased to submit them to your consideration, along with a brief mention of each one, and you will make no mistake in voting for them. WE REGRET TIIAt WE COULD NOT SECURE A HALF-TONE ciPr of STUART CLEMENT For Congress ' JOHN C. KETCHAM r»t »mnl year* Mr. Ketcham. has very ■•My r«p-. resented the Uh Congressional District tn Congress. He bss <onslr*,ntly supperted wry measura look­ ing to lhe redaction ef taxation. He stands high on the vriy important Committee of Agriculture. and baa rendered qxceUext itrrtct tor the agricultural luterreta of the country. For Representative LEN W. FE1GHNER For State Senator GEORGE LELAND I ■ Mr. Leland has served the Sth Senatorial District lu the Stale Senate al Lansing, anl baa served very capably. Being a farmer himself to baa always had an interest In Agriculture, and baa unceasingly worked for the best interests of the farmer. A r.M - for Mr. Leland I, a vote for the tight nan tn the right place. . No man In the State (Legislature has worked.more nutlitngly fur the best interests ct the faimer and to reduce luxation than has Mr. Felgituer. It re­ elected a» be should he. bo will continue hl» good * work, and wtU als<r do Ms utmost to sea thal state taxes are still lurthrr reduced, lie la highly re­ garded in the Legislature, and for this reason Ir qualified toXrender the best ot service. ' For Judge of Probate STUART CLEMENT There la no more Important office In any county than that of Judge of Probata, beeauaa once tn every «0 years the entire property ot the county passes through that court. Mr. Clenent Is a young man of splendid ability, and if elected, as ho should be. will come to ths office with the benefit of years of actual ea perlance in Probate work That is worth something to every properly owner In the county. For Prosecuting Attorney LAURENCE E. BARNtlT Mr Barnett, as MU record will prove, has tendered excellent service to the people ot Barry county during bls first term as Prosecuting Attorney. ar.4 V outside of all his other qualllteatlcaa, li entUMd to a re-election. Ho hfii carefully and thoroughly looked after wty deisll of the office, and that should be just the kind of an carls! that ---------- ILtopgople want. WF. REGRET THAT WE COULD NOT SECURE A HALF-TONE CUT OF DR. ADROUNIE For Sheriff NELSON WILLISON For County Clerk MORRIS O. HILL For a number of years Mr. Willison represented the township of Jrtnstown on the Board of Supervisors, and baa told many other positions of Must and re­ sponsibility all of which indicates the high regard In which he Is held by those who know him. He is tellable and trustworthy, sad if elected, will alm lo render thq wry best of servlcs to ttys poopty. The duties of a County Clerk today are more exact­ ing than the* ever were before. Mr HUI brings to lhe office the benefit of years of experience in Bonking, and to one ot the most capable County Clerks that Barry County has ever bad. He baa saved the people of this county many thousands of dollars. If elected he will continue to give the same excellent service that baa characterised his tenure of this very important o®co. W. A. SCHADER, Chairman For County Trea»urer WM. L. CHASE Mr. Chase has bad years of active business eipeti•nee; baa served the City ot Heatings as Super­ visor, and been honored with other postttana of trust and responsibility. Always courteous and pleasant. If sleeted he will alm to give to the duties of thia once the uas considerate atteutlou that he has always given to every position with which ho has been honored. For Regiater of Deeds JOHN F. CHAMBERLAIN For. Coroner DR. H. A. ADROUN1E Mr. Chamberlain to well known around Barry bounty as a former teacher. During the past two years ho tps bean without employment, nor is bto wife em­ ployed. He lo an honorable, capable young man, a good pensmau. and well qualified for thia office. If elected it ’Till mean much to-him, and everyone •bo votes for him can be assured that every dstall Oto the office will be most carefully and correctly looked after. BARRY COUNTY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE W. R. COOK, Secret :; — �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1MJ page twelve WOOD IS CHEAP .FUEL . creek WUUmuci?umi erAcnurn Last Week'scloverdale Utter Chirk.n cedar pie supper at .the Cedar-1 WHEN WELL SEASONED , a Republican political speech will Creek church Saturday night.' Novem. -----------; be made in Uie town hall. Saturday 'bcr 5. Mrs Leavitt has charge of Uie Heat Value Of Pound Of Wood 'dght, till* week, at 8 oclock. Eke- program, so a good time is expecUjd. Unir Ac r.r^f Ac I***" ln thla P®Per »,u h'' ,ojnd tlle Everybody come. Nearly onc-nau As ureal AS I name at qie speaker The Ladies' Aid Mr. anti Mrs. Claude Kelly and Pound Of Hard Coal i will hold a banquet from a until 8 daughter, Opal, from Hastings spent East Lanvlno-A cord of fdur-foot ’ 'rfie nr‘l meeting of the P. T. A. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt dry oak hickory ar maple U equal in1 waa K,d Friday night at tlu- school* Mr. and Mrs. Ardy Owen nnd Mr. •IJi ^aliie! to/Turn of^anthracTky coal. h0U!* w«W*r TO present Mr Howard and Mrs. Lloyd Owen and son. Rayto ^lehSn SUU^l- ,’4 Ha*UnraJta»e a talk mi the Anu nd- mond spent Thursday in Kalamasoo •ccn (nrMtrv Amartmrat whieh *tio-1 ,n<mU. Officer* were elected uh<|_ a । with Mrs. Leo Monroe. frtsthatrte p^uSi of home wood-?,unch *rvcd T** next'nweung 4 ill: A goodly number from this neigh-' tot’ ™ U turnedI into cconomteal * ,M:,d to’n h“n *™Rd ’A,rh,,od •“««’«> “ Mr and lou can tie turncu into economics Ej)rta>. m Nowmbcr ,xi„ Ivun Campbell** at Urbandale WAYNE EGG MA$H is a complete laying . Diy wood U N-emnmended because “nd ' Humeston were 1 Th«r>da.y„ani<‘'dM mash—already to dump into your mash feed­ r. arlv half of the fuel value of green 1 caUer* “l ,hc O«wre MacDonald home Mr. and Mrs Hllward Campbell islasted in IbfeM^thc *ttok-4t Richland Junction Sunday ?i*"t last Monday .with Mra. OUre ers. It contain* a large variety of very effec­ Xwrh soXt it wrtt*bunJumb a«xl Uu,u> M™** *»*»« “i the (Campbell at Hastings. tive ingredients, properly proportioned and uni­ d™ Sol hX as high^fucl value a* ol Mr M" H“«ik Silcox at . »"<« Mr* Henn- Wrrtman spent formly "mixed. It insures the best physical con­ that cut tfum the trunks of ttw tree, ' fklton. i Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. dition and maximum egg production. X ixMintl of any kind of dry wood 1 The Heller family who have ".jx-nt I Atld Simjvon of Augusto. ’ ■produce,, nearly one-half Us nn/ch heat Ib“,“n*r a‘ thcir >"mm.r home , /*’ ?."ura If you wish to use your home grains we have as nixHind of hard cost A four-foot-I,l'rc k,t tbr- Kpiwulw. wt*. Saturday|Lammers visit.d Mrs Edna Tustrim WAYNE 26'< and 32', MASH Supplement to curd-of-hickory weighs approximately >r the wihtcr. . ! uf ^"Mbiy. [' 3.HOO iwtinds, nuii-d wood weighs tiboul 1, Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Campbell, and \J^^rl,naCtMncU mix with them which'makes a high grade egg 3,000 |>ound.s to lhe cord, umi Jack pint*' Mr- and Mrs. Gale Miller of Battl.-. •'‘U'borhmui. mash at a very low price. about 3.200 pound*. In burning resin- Creek were .Sunday callrr. ot the' *’> h,.1**.Uw out wood* such a* pine, a part of the *»»mcs MaelJonald home. , bl,‘ ncr ,ot cor» ‘}*■ heat value is usually lost in soot or Mrs. Ed. Pennels visited Mrs. Nellie MrrubJ7’ °k d’1’ M,wke. Hyrie at Hastings Thtir-duy. , Mr. mid Mr-. Hurry Uralx-e of KalaMut furnaces will burn wood suc-i Mrs Leonard who has b, vn sjamding:w‘ ol? ,rlends nt ce.tsfully. If a bed or aines can be es->»e last couple of week', with het this place Sunday. . FLOUR FEED -i- COAL -s- CEMENT ... LIME tablished and left undisturbed on Uie;daughter, Mrs.. Lester Monica .inti BRICK -:- TILE -► FARM IMPLlJMENTS I'nfinb-hrd. grates, the furnace,will burn wood all family, returned to her home at Has"Gerald, dear. why were some women rlght. In some cases, it may be ncces-itmgs Sunday evening. ' HASTINGS PHONE 2118 called Amazon*?" Sliry Jo lay a sheet of perforated iron' Mr. and Mrs Wellington Monica and ’ Well, my dear, you renfember the; oyer the grates before burning wood, daughter, Maxine of Bedford, and Mr. Amazon River has the largest mouth—" Wood fires need attention more often -vid Mrs. Russet Monica of Kalamazoo But she went out and sfap’.rned the, th^n coal fires but good Hied, well seu-> were Sunday visitors at the home a! aoor d<»r before he could aay any more..--. wined chunks hold fire for many hours, their, parents. Mr. and Mr- Cha*. Mon- j p^mflndei Many jwople prefer wood as a. fuel, lica•. .-ix'cially in kitchen range.i or for use Mis* Helen Patton of Midland in lhe ijre place where the crackling' tiw week end with her mother. Mr . flames lend art air of hospitality to the Lou Anna Patton. . — ... ut Kalunuii'oo and Mrs. Leon Potts ot Mhldlrvillw were entertained by their daughter.! Tuesday evening the local postoflicc ■ Harold England in honor of ibfiri employees and carriers and their fam- ■ lu,*‘ “'id daushk r Mar­ ines surprised Mr. L. N. Bush at hLs , ,, home A beautiful magaklne rack wasl, -dp- Bert McCallum entertained tbc| left as a reminder of the occasion. 1 following in honor of her birthday and There was ho school Thursday and-D*11** of McCallum. und Mi sj Friday, as the teachers attended theT”™* of Hsings Mr. and Mr.- ) district teachers' convention tn Grand Edible and son. Mr. and Mr*. Howard, Rapids. ‘ ^Summers and Mrs. Fannie Smith ot ■ Miss Caroline'Solomon. Mrs. Lucy nla'iing.. acre other gu<..t,. Dings. Mrs. Ethel Pennock ami Mi.;.! ‘ Mas-eny n-turneij to Pituburit. Bertha Bieh attended the county inU- "cnn • •’’Her spending a few days with kionory rally In Woodland. Wedncs-1Mr-and Mrs. Cha*, pnyder. > day. I Mr- alK1 A'l Waugh and, Tender, Juicy, Young Beef ! Mr. and Mrs. Russell Boulter of' daughter Jean spent Sunday evenitu: at' Bradley sjKnt Tuesday evening with 'lu' home of Mr. and Mr*. Dodgson ol I Round, Sirloin, Swiss or Club Mr. and Mrs M. «. Norwood. # Kalamazoo. Mrs.’Chester Bar.Kharl was a Kala-1 Young Pig ; tnazoo visitor Tuesday. ? >, Lean Rib — End Cuts Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith were-in ' . . , ... ■ ixim. on, dw l»> »rek .lundln, »™‘ / ' J’t "*'™:, Tender, Juicy Baby Beef a creamery meeting. 1 < .J... . 1 J' Mr Wd M„, AIM C.Aby 'J." ', Barbara Jean of Vicksburg spent Sun- L',k'A' . E« -<i-1 diD with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dliig*. Er*?}j “’J4, Ktt,h? W1V’:‘ " Mi-*. U'ntnre .Kate Dunning visited I ' 'Mn a”cl Kull> her grandparents., Mr. and Mrs. C B !l'‘.‘,‘’0.' McDermott, of Hope Center, from;.J™ Lean Tiiursday until Saturday. iLhe *_C.*K ot' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Adrianson nnd anil wife-of LtinMni • children of Battle Creek spent sute I (Jay with Mr. nnd Mr.-. Peter Adnan-: HOW TO GET MORE *EGGS THE OLD COAL SHOVEL IK# SURE SLAPS DOWN OLD MAN WASTE/ And Coal is the Best Possible Form of Heat 4E natural, even heat iroduced by coal in­ sures you of a com­ fortable, healthful win­ ter. Don’t delay in or­ dering your supply— prices rise with the ad­ vancing season. So put your order in today. T Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. LOST ANYTHING?—Try a Banner Want Adv. COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better Your Nearest Our Trucks arc Prepared to Give Immediate Delivery On Coal Ordered Now A&P STORE SMITH BROS..VELTE & CO POULTRY and STOCK FEEDS COAL, LIME. CEMENT, ETC. is TELEPHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MltH. Featuring A & P QUALITY MEAT VALUES MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. THIS MAN SECURED 3 DIFFERENT JOBS BECAUSE HE HAD A TELEPHONE (An actual care, reported to this company) A Michigan maa^-who was working only every other month, secured spare-time work on three occasions because fie bad a telephone. During an oH-duty month he was called and given an uxtra week's work by his company. Then ho was called and given temporary work in Ann Arbor. And soon, thereafter, he was summoned by telephone to another special job. He got this extra work become he had a telephone. The person who tries tc gel along without a telephone may miss work that would pay for the service many times Over., Mr.-, Mabie Hampton nnd children ; , > ,, * visited .Hastings frUnds Thursday. ,_A‘. •' <>■ ■ j Miss Eleanor Hail of near Dpster 1*' J,'ra ’’ >RalVrt|k *?•'k ,{*‘^' >1"1’ w*(e ° 1 [assisting Mrs. William Smith with her . J-rw“>' «nd Ha.-.l ?how.vork. I Buskirk or Hiutings were . Stiiitlay Several from here attended n Hal- • •*' R">'Erw-’.'"-; ,. j loween party at the home of Mr and ™'' hr't meetingth. Gl.. . (-"V Mrs. Loon Pennock'of Pleasant lake, j nutrition < las, *'» >>•■ held-at hotuf I ^atilrdiy evening.Mr' Frcd New.,and. Thumlay. N->-■ . Thur.-dtiy fvening at 7:30 tiw Con-; 'emlwr 3 Thi- will be an 'all d.<y I i umert Power Company will conduct I f°r the purpl e c 'a cooking school at the communityOl> n1’*1 wars ux>rk halt Everyone is invited to attend, j'*1’1*1 fo *'nl®r ”‘e class slvnii (The L. A S. is sponsoring this und arr|fdl u,‘‘ will b" ry. , desirqus of a good attendance. ;’*!? benefit of those who w< Babble Gwin entertained a group of,t0 -Mt.-tici Um- meeting at Hn.i ... little ix>ys at a Hallowe'en party Satur- il"e-« nt will t>- given full credit, Tin . day afternoon. ’ Evervone had a verywill be call'd ut ten o'clock ‘ .• enjoyable time. ' I Dinner w ill bv served by Gniup Nr*. I; • Mra. Georgia ' Bowker of Augusta |Bnt:u table,service. ■ ' ■ called on het shier. Mra Kate Wil-1 Sunday vUutora at R >y Oak".-' , :lium* Sunday 'Art Lord and .wife. Mr. and Mrs Bar-j At the special school election Sat-1 thetomew and son Don and Mt- ESnal u?tfav, thy jiroposilion tn unite Hope | Francis, all of Battle Cris-ktrentei riUlrict with the Barry Towti(ll,.S( .r^Tr »vi> -hip school district carried by a vote:"EsT ORANOEMl.t^ AND . EAST (.1 \ M Vi;*11 . । ,- . .• > . Mr and Mrs. Chester Banghart• moved to Mrs. Anna Haren's house for • Mr nnd Mr- Herbert Grpesbeck nnd the winter and Mrs. llaz>-n will stay \ vo sons ot Marshall wire. Sunde.v with Mr. and Mr.* Solomoti Stanton !i Bests of Clarence VanEtt and twnulv. ,e and Mr'- Donald McQuarrle and chii-i dill-, A niiMrellaiieoas *h<*»«’r was gWrn •.cd* Mrs John!? dren ot East Delton. vlsltc * - - - 1‘tur’>,.5 «T«“ln« ■,l M’ ,i,,ld Mr 11 " j Han-on .< In .h-uiol- of their daughpu ; Harrington Thursday*. united in murriao' Mrs Harry Wertman came Kmrie! Au,f*‘v i’fl’ from Grandville for a-few days last i •“ Wayw .Ci; *irk but returned Saturday • Her:n,w*r’' a "rJ’ I"*asant evening ' father. Milton Nobka U -still confined >'d’- "tlc I'n ank ta his bed. / ■ • Mr. and Mrs. Culver. z Mr and Mrs. R F. Gaskill . nf . Kafa-. : Tf''* Mineral ..... of Annmi. ........... . wife . ..wuua, mill .,11 . u;.a, , ,, - -- -- --N. Bush. !ul Orapsovilto Thnr»<fay Home EronomG*** Extension,eouldnt atcominolale o et with Mra Von Dunn Tuc- I'1"' ix-opl« who came 5 > ernom. • Irr.sjwcta we mourn om -in ajt tl Ru> anil Mr nnd Mrs. Herman and'giving attended a family reunion ut'.ndedy. W< if Three Oaks Sunday Want to bu y : try the want column 99S% SAFE! One way of judging an institution in times of d> pr< -.sion is by the percentage of its losses. In this respect the Building nnd Loan Associa­ tions of the United States show most gratify­ ing 'results, for the losses over the entire Country during the past year were only 26/100 of 1 per cent of their total resources. There were no failures in Michigan during the past year. 7 Why not buy Building and Loan shares? ffiatumal ffioan & ^nugBtmmt (Tontpany . 1250 Griswold Strect/Dctroit y. L. Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings Mra pike »«•., remembered by'a know. hr r by the many uml uo w< i- Mr. and Mrs, Ma-nn Norjrobd ami Mr. and Mra Jaisu.'. Clark of Kalama- rave nt. Hastings Mr. nnd Mrs. Gamer Haippton and, mcmlx r of Plainwell lodge. Mr. und Mra. Roger WUltanv* drove ' Mr. and Mrs. Doh Goss linll R.< Paw Paw Sunday. \ iMOH and Mrs R J Mott unit df St'-.t'ral from hen* attended church ;t«-r Beverly and EUielyn returm nhiK. Mrs. George Whittemore and'several I « i friintl* ri-iled Mlm Ida Kunstrlck. who* • _ HOLMES ( lit R( II. 1 at Be-rge;» liu-pitnl tn Kalamazoo, La*t Week's Letter . Sunday. Mm Kcnstrirk Is doing as Mi and Mra. Wil., Crackford. M;,.|; well 'as possible and cx)x-ct* lo come HuHibcrger of N irth Carlton and Mi. • hotnp Mjon. and Mr- Ben Crockfwrd were Bunday / Mr and Mrs Leon Dunning called [visitor.- at Jawph Crockford’,■> and Mr on Mr and Mrs W H Dunning Sun- und Mrs. Bernie. David.ot tanging.were j day evening and found Mrs. Dunning [callers. -n-u.i.. । and yra Mabton Fuller nnd, slightly,better. I family of Coats Grove were Sunday i . IH GHEE CORNERS. [ visitop at Roy Wickham'sU • Weeks Utter. :I Mr. Mr- and Mrs Percy Lehman of War-, Wat -; : Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cook entertained i.epille were Sunday visitor* ut Frcdi. their Irtends and'neighbors to a shower Durkee s. Saturday evening in honor of their I mu» Phy llis Barnum and Clarence daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. ;s:iner accompanied Mr. and Mrs. John ■ Ronald Anders. A large crowd was woodman to Grand Rapids Sundae present and left lots of beautiful pres-1 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gilliland ot Free,en3 AJ<XX1 t‘me,wus r®P°r‘«‘ b>' kU port wc.e week end visitors at Keith Mrs Kate Haze) and her brother. Durkees Gene Cook. Tom Wilcox and Byron Mr and Mra. Hugh FettengiU of BatJohncox made a business trip to Ka*aerwk called at Mrs. Etu Parmelee's maaoo last week. ! Sunday. This community was saddened to' -------------i . hear of the death ol Mrs Heber Pike | The annual net eon of dry law enand extend their sympathies to Mr.iforcement i* less than five cents per, jPdw[capita in the United Slates. | STEAKS lb- 10c PORK CHOPS 3 |b> 25c BEEF ROAST 7c PORK LOIN ROAST y’°"ns p‘r-tib »>■ 8c DRY SALT PORK »>• 8c PORK SAUSAGE 3 |b’ 25c GROUND BEEF Ground While You Wail 3 lb> 25c OYSTERS Direct from Baltimore Pt. 23c Qt. 45c LAMB 5c 11c 13c VEAL 10c 12c 15c SPARE RIBS (Sauer Kraut 3 10c) lb 8c PORK ROAST Young Pig—Picnic Cuts Snow White No Limit PURE LARD »>• 5 c FRANKFURTS Bologna or Liver Sausage 3 |b* 25c Young and Tender RIB BEEF ROAST Boned, >b 15c Rolled and Tied IN OUR GROCERY/DEPARTMENTS ■i ■ Bn II B^ id 0 SM 'M’-’J fccRJ IBsS ft ■ F-.. ■ ■ ■ ■■■■I 8 O’CLOCK lb.21c HOKAH , lb. 27c Del Monte, White House lb. 29c BEECHNUT lb.29c MAXWELL HOUSE lb. 30c BROWN SUGAR 6 25c BULK PRUNES 41*. 19c BAKING POWDER Quaker Maid U. Cnn 15c SUPER SUDS .... 4K29c 2 PkaV 29c CAMPBELL’S TOMATO JUICE 3 c— 25c ANN PAGE PRESERVES . 2 Ji 25c BISQUICK Set of Bitcuil Cutie pi.. 32c SHREDDED WHEAT . . 2 p>..- 19c Pa^ett 2 Pkg*. 25C CHEESE Mild Wiiconrin Cream LK 17c Alt Flavan 1 JELLO pi,.. 22c CALUMET Baking Powder J Ounce Bar Baker'r Choca- Lt 27c GRANDMOTHER’S BREAD Whole or Sliced Lb. Loaf 4c Mayfair -Japan Green TEA Bulk, lb. 39c Pancake Flour Sunny field 2±3 5-19c Mild Cure Any size piece JL^VC THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. �THE HASTINGS BAMNEH, WTONESDAY. NOVEMBER t. 10M a.wu. ---------- ----------- _TT__ MIDDEEVILI.E. • ! parent*. O. D. and Mrs. Whitmore, ot Ti-.e north county line bridge U near (Sherman street . ' completion, but you should ta very I Mr. and Mrs James Sanborn. o< Lake capful about traveling the county tine City. Mich, spent the week end with road when wet, as onc of the fellow.-. ’ relatives here They were formerly ■who ha* to.drive over it ray* It is like reaident* here and their many friertds a soft soup barrel when wet and iwit kt ar" always pleased to see. them. All days are happy day* lot the provident Building and Lom ' all *afe. Drive slowly , Arrangement* are made for a very man who find* it a pleasure to rave something every mflblh lhe The fried chicken supper drew people enjoyable evening for Uie Boy Scoot*. ' Standard way. ■ i from various towns to tin floe meal., the Girt Scouts, tlvelr relatives and Many compliment* were received and frta'nd* A i>ot lock supper at the M. E You can add to your happineis by placing a portion of your some wanttjF to know, why *e did not * church abu nirnt to be followed by a saving* in thU forty year old inrtltullon where It will bring you a have one ajwcck at least A nice sum program at the school auditorium that ■ fair Otvidcixi. and always be-worth 100 cente on lhe ddlar. was realized to apply on Uw new fur- will be attended by all interested in' You will find the Standard often lhe evlest and soundest way ;nacr. About 200 wv ro f,d A fine pro; , their work. Much better to keep them ( to save and has paid a 5*4 dividend tor forty yean. Neve? a lora ’ gram followed. The St Paul* quartette! tau.y ihan thal th?y be allowed toj and net er a ml'*. furntaiied aonig beautiful .-ongs. Tlu- ream the street* to get into possible ’talk by our former townsman.. M. 8 mischief, ted by some gang leader who; We Invite your investigation, and be mewl pleaaed to adviae you. , Keeler, about one of hU trips to foreign has no thought ot Uie right* of propj laqds wa* very iniciteting and the ? my ownerOur booklet for. the asking. main address by Rev Wlsharl wa. jg. E und Mr; 11>.mp-»av left hire much enjoyed,. A very pletaant eve- Friday After visiting In Grand Rapning for all attending lids, they proceeded to-their, home iit| i Rep T*ii Fetghiur of Nashville and I Hersey on 'SatuTday. All greatly en-M. O Hill. O*ir county cl. jk. of H*; - joyed having tiiem with u* for a few ; ting* werj- calling on frit nd* here Fri- dayDutraiL Mkhigaa duy Come again gentlemen. Ywu are! r come tn our • attention that always welcome .here-. ' , ymic small boys are in the habit of, Local Re pre urn tat i vc ] Twenty-four car l-ads of oniontaking change from milk bottle:. Better. ’ sure *<hiiv onions, that ts the number buy your tickets to place in the btrttte* I J. L. MAUS & SON cars sold by onc of our growers.: thcri'bV teswning tite temptation t>? HASTINGS, MICH. WHEW! tlu- boys ' Our school teacher* w<re all in atVcgetsbl. • arc a gixrt crop around] .tendance at lhe convention in Grand j here and many are trying to sell their I (Rapid* or. Thursday and Friday, he«icr\u;jriu».by going from door to door. I . tlie children all had a Imhday. which; — .------------------------Mr* Gertrude Thoma* wm in Lowell was greatly chjoynl Many gathered! BOWNE DOWNS CENTER, CENTER Clarata-llr Hooper air.•; Mr and Mra Ptuhp Wingeier. und Saturday ’nuta. that will help pas* the long win-Irene Hchwab. • • — >- <• ••--------Mr. and Mr* Walter KawaJMAk !t<r evenings. ---- — —... -------------------------Beatrice Ihixi.a-. attended -----teaebtra ,daughter qf North Bowne were.... visitor*: ■ ■r. r.n.ud R vpuis vintor* Saturday. Chkrlea H. WlUlmur’’and lady frlcml institute in Grand Rapids ThuradJy '■ at A*ahel Thompson s Sunday at BANNER W ANT ADV*. PAY iof Muskegon spent 8unitej .with to* and Friday. “ Marian Smrtker ' occom- noon. ■ 1 - --------- --------- Join Investing Safely Sinndnrd Savingw & Loan Association CROSS NEEDS YOU 'jrvar. Ixwinnlnx with the Issued a poster calling.uihnitl'jn to Ils roll rail for iik-uiImtsIiIp. Which la tiel-l. traditionally, from Armistice Hay Usually Hn-y eta»|i In dlsattirr^ hi pcai'MlBHk an In the paths of public hvallb. bEFTEMBF.il REPORT OF THE inludqj that the Bed Cross needs help. THIXK 'Every one who Joins a* a member of the Red-Crura chapter . In hi* frrimmunity will hr helping thi* hutuanltariun organisation to help the needy throughout the nation. mi THINK i.o. Mr*. Mildred Hcobv spent Tliyrsday with Mr*.- Kenneth J5paw at DeltonMr. and Mr.' Win. Schultz (pent a By Home Economics Specialists Michi-jn'g E»-pteinb«T. 22 of which were dry ( iart ot Just week in Chicago uuh r-..ii,.Cp each produrjbi ^gan State ;x>llege ,Three (u. ()f m()lf ;i|j(| ()V).rnver 5f) lbi1350 ((f .Mrs. Ciuu Turner of Gull lake en­ A iiivit house dress made with, goo-l l, Jljr average of all cows trah-d war. tertained Hie Home Literary Chib Diursday for dinhrr at 1.00 o’clock.] line., and a-; milch <-an- and tlmuirht design a- a -•.tnct dr< and worn with 'd fautl. rl it, induduu. the 22 dry cow.. rv.rnty members and four vlrltora’ •sere present Roll was • answered by| •Winter Pastime for Indoors ’ A s,s“ • v ««■, i-;'™ • -™"‘ bort buslhcns .session followed. Canned fruit was pledged for Pennock 'hospi­ ., Inbove i.vtl cost, per cow, Slmplfclty. quality, comfoit. rervirt-1 The in,.rtg,. returns for each dol- tal. Mrs. Turner provided the iJrojjram abiiity. aud suitability should be the : )a, .vorth ()I r(.t.d r«/lv,uniPd wa.v»2l>5i ind lu«4 invited Mrs. Roberts to be keynote around which the wardrota' -rJll, j, ,,d WJfit of nrtdncilm each pound preN.-nt and give a travelogue on her plamied- H i* well to ^member Hut ,,)f ut 12ft r„)>(, „t)d thl. h.,.d Cu;.t ,r«cent tour ot the United Suites. Mr. . .. . . . produciiig each Kin lbs. milk was .49 UHi Mrs. Rolx rt* have the distinction tn be canrplcntfws Urrough nvcrdrv •ing ........ d having, drfiren their car Into every A .4ut bru it and j hat atutld can Eleven grade and. n-Kivtcred Ho)-, Rate In the Union, crowd every stein*, owned by Fre<| Miller, averaged mountain range and visited every Na-. tlonal Park She is a most pleasing 1 695 5 ll» ol mint toting 3.79 . or 25.5 M.tdc-uvrr children's clothes speaker and her d.-'criptians of place* usually more atmoerrtui if the ma' Four grade - Holstrins and one grade visited an very interesting. She spoke] figure. A little boy.; irnlfc will l> mor-■ •”owiied by <i->- Couch, averaged in-particular ot the Black Canyon und] suitable it made Ir-m hi* lather'., light h*'. ‘if tnllk toting 4 WI • or 24 3 Boulder Dam as well as many other IntcfeaUng places vWted. Mrs. Rob­ sun ihun a dark one. and the little girl|,b*. 01 ,1't . ■ . ■ will hx.k bi tter In bnnhk colm- than in ‘ »*rnty rrgdtei.d Oucrwjs apd one erta 1' alo a talented musician and! bn»wn or grey m.olc fioin .mother ,n )a.-t Kr“,!*; Cui m* y ? .■ Inger and delighted us with three I rungs, playing her own accompani­ vrarx.b.,. - HIV'., nuvuit vmii bn,l.l ........ ment. Mr. Roberta took several mov­ colons iii trimming ur ro-dyeing or .*0 03 Ite. ol ffit. ing pictures on their trip und will show ' makes II ixv.'ible tn use dull tiuli colored iviuiru |1 T- *lc following is a list of the threrj them Nov a ut Kellogg' Agricultural matertels tor children's clothe. highest producersin the two. M.-hooI in tiw evening They have a Um a .oft-haired push-broom four und foil m?’d cImm-.-.. lovely summer home at the. head of! linoleum und Waxed or varnished Under Three Yean. Gull lake and Ihta was lhe third an­ Boorr . I3»s‘ LU* nual talk Mrs Roberta had given be-] Drum dishr-if y>u have sufficient Milk Test Fat fore the club. We indeed feel grate-1 boiling water x.to rinse them very w c. Schultz. Reg. ducr 444 5 8 35 8 ful und fortunate to have this privilege thoroughlyBend Fenner. Gr. Sh. 507 4 1 30 a of listening to such a gifted speaker. Then- should be a place In jhe hotnejw. C. Schultz. Reg Oucr. 306 5.6 Mr. und Mrs. C. F. Moreau ot Au­ l»r the children’s things. It a child U 1’ndcr Four Year* gusta. and Louu and Lena Dunn of Gulc*burg were caller* at Uie Flower S» ■ ™>JbL. oi. - -:‘ 36 5 i home Sunday afternoon. .018 3.15 28 9 Mr. Wilcox and Merle Bradlleldi MU. .....I older. i,.u .tatar, la. «“'!'■ were Kalamazoo visitor* Thursday: bureau drawer*. butt-'. nnd chest* ^11! | Under Five ] forenoon. ffiffipuntfc children lo help thenuHve ■ ' W. C. Schults. Hbg. Chur. 789 5 0 Mrs. Wilcox received word Thursday: In order to df-vcl ip judgment in (V C SchUlUL Rj'K Otter. 681 43 »• 3 that her. brother living In Toronto.! r< sard to coir. .. one. must Irani what .Fred Miller, dr. Ji r. . 441 6.6 Cunada. hud pswd away ot bronchial’ effect color- have upon ope u not her.] pneumonia. Sympathy is extended to when they ate used in different quail■■W. C Schultz. Reg. Guer. 993 4.4 43*1' then • l , burrowing ft tends. of Fred Miller. Gr Hol. . 1284 .3 2 41.1 Thursday afternoon Mrs Wilcox. tensity and lightness. and Mrs. Bradfield and Jack were' w c Schultz. Reg Guer. 780 5.1 39 8I Mr. : Milk Is tin- most Valuable article in ■ We have one herd on test.-producing 1in Hastings ut the home of lhe for-, -considerably above the average, wltww mer* i sister, Mrs. Ryerson. There was no school Thursday and| production records-arc not publuhed1 fur rctuons best known md> to the Friday. Tlie teacher.' Miss Hackney,] ■ owner himself. ' was in Grand Rapids attending lhe Mrs Floyd Cluin'* father and jIteachers ’ institute : Cash Not Absolutely Necessary. 1 • >m near Jackson have been visiting | Mesdamcs WQyod. Barber and Smith) In Hie Cium home recently. During the part tnree years there• were in Host mg.-> •Saturday on business. ] .5 •‘“VC been :i number ot fanners who• There will be a republican meeting' their famil.-s will have an oyrtcr sup- W(KlW llke lu u,4l t)Ut Juck ol ।' at Cressey Community hull Thursday i ix-r at the church bx-.xuent ra-x V.edu Ur!lwtnck. arc Mlu iful 2:30 P. M. All ore urged lo be nesday even ng Jennie Co*M. r- f progremiw farmers who depend i u|»n their ous for their chief source I ra .?CnMnd| S 'T. .1 ra - 01 ............ ,,L*1 »VUld be Willing to ex-! with Mrs. Bertha Mudge In lU^iW cluInge wlwut. coni, pork, vrood or al-1 friends of Mr*- Johnathan Kick will The I. A « meets this week W1U> |n(M unyUlkn({ clM> „ |wrl w |ull “nixfta ClufN<‘b4 TlJrewni u’ t w- !n, nt l,f ,4 u'5“ns Onc fa,mir around the houre after several days iiw ^do e fi? H • County RedI Cm htt*. b,,ar ’r*1' confinement-to hcr.bcd. ‘ C y R a’"1 d0 other *ork 1,1 *,*cl,an«c f,,r, Arthur Ingersol and wife of Grand The Cnmmimilv Mwvlrc next Sundm H M*n,W ?h‘“ Rapid* and Carl Hewitt and family ot . - UrThv FT smith take4 u,Uri>l hU cow‘ sl,ouW "“^Woodland were Sunday visitor at Art evening uIII be kd by E G RmlUi. lt t tt |acic nio„cy hland ln thl. way RlrlwrtM)n s ’ .rAH» tin«^'wtlM^ thi-* iceords, complete ami conDan and Wlle of HMrtlniJ ! ’* ’hr nnuous. because records are nece&var} iu,|led claud fighter and wife Friday • , ,, , in every bwiiw-M. ‘evening Rev I, I. lie wry j poke at fh«- C«wnW|H|| a MrttopeCt conics to us us ^Ir. and Mr Ed. Wait attended! munitv M-rvicc Sunday evening on th-- ^o.n(. alrrttd>. done, asking if they Mrvlcw at Coat* Grove Sunday eveMi«,nnnro '"uld hccon.e memUrs under the con- ninu and heard Rev. Dewey sfieak . ’ 1 Cai don ditlons mentioned, we are not only Mra. Bid-.-lman and scholars held a' -rsii Wnmln--'n rH.rt.v ri..h' b""- *‘“d ,o coYi*r“u' w Hallowe en i»arty at the Fish schoolm.V^-iuf’Sr "aX siSim w\ineib rul,Ml , ln thb "u“,, r- Tta“ o,,cr house Monday evening- '■ T .* o’UlV*' ArU 8,fl0,n W.-dnes- h01ds oniy unfll 1. 1032 — Mr and Mr*. Fred Slocum of Grandi T1W vILX Pe<»>l..’. ■? r hurt Edward R' BaUcy' RoU,c *■ ‘Rapids and Mr and Mra Oliver John- * BAHRY COl STY II. II. I. ASS The Homemakers’ Corner . , , , ______ _ j Seventy-one c-a urn-on t-- I dur- * t «£s K * M““ ... i sss.’sy^sr"' s‘,"d“s **“ ■w i ment Monday evening: I WEEKS < OKNERH. , ; r g. pope nf Bay City and Robert! • Mr* Mac Barnum u gening along । -j^,. Wce4u school was closed Thfirs-' Wtxjdworlh of Lansing wen- guests ol nicely Hom her recent operation. Bhc day H!ld prldSy tt.|ldc Mdtleson Jerry Andrus Tuesday, In the P. M. came home home last la>t Baturday. Saturday. came attended the teachers' institute tn they with Mr. Andrus vtidted South Rapids. i••Haven and abo HOLMEN CHURCH, '| Grand — . , ,, ----- attended the apple . Mr and mra. Mrs. unarica Charles urusn Urush oi of Has- ., “ mt ana - f and- -I- PrB?k.<N1C^0" °‘ ^1*^* .“E” atf tings are spending a few day. at the fcu „daf*i“sl w,lb Li)oint5 called at the . Bavne ho ne while Mr and Mr* Arc|Ue Newton and dUldren. ! Bucl Sisson. Clyde Tooker and Glee Charte* Bayne' and daughter. Ruth? “r' and Mra. mnk Matteson spent ;Newton homes Thursday are In Detroit. ' Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Jake De------------------------------------Mr. and Mr*. Jahrc* Radford of Has- Crocker*of Scotts. , NORTHEAST IRVING. ting* and Mr. and Mrs Archie Wilson I . ***“ u’ * i Mr and Mrs Albcrt PrOit ** Lansing and daughter of Kalamazoo were Sun- d*y lU6ht with his brother. Bob John»l5pent Sunday with Mr and Mrs. O L day visitors at Roy Wickham* S01’, „ . 'Lightfoot. Mr and Mr*. Frances Coleman and „®rrnartl Rltchic an4 triend of, Mr# Maggie Wattless returned from daughters of South Hastings were Sun4pent Saturday at L«Ue To^do. Ohio, last week and will spend day visiters«t John McLeoud s i Dickersons I the winter with her mother. Mrs. Sam Mrs. Roy Wickham was m Grand । Mr and Mr*. H. O Armour of Hick­ Rapids last week attending the instiCorners ypent the week end al । Mr and Urs. Jake Walker ot Haslute. Lyl£ Dickerson | tings spent Sunday with M«'Mr*. Mra. Hubert Barnum returned home KIrMr**, E"1 OIer and <6O“ly from Harting* Saturday and Sunday J®*11® speot Sundaywith Mr.-and Mrs.: R(.v Loomis of Freeport was calling callers were Mr and Mr*. John Wood- *’«• BurtHgnd of Litchfield. I in this vicinity Friday man and Mr. and Mrs Dwight'BarMr and Mrs Fred Ritchie of Ka-aMr and Mrs. Sam Rode ba ugh ol num of Coat* Grove and Mr. aud Mr*.. »»**«> spent Sunday P. M. at Leslie timdaie were Sunday guests of Mr. and . Howard Bannun of Harting*. Dickerson *. j Mrs. Ray Wieland. « THINK THINK, Mr. Voter of your OWN interests, and of those of ■“ your neighbor. How will they be affected by the coming national election? THINK, Mrs. Voter, of the welfare of your OWN dear ones jnd of the happi­ ness of your OWN fireside. How will the outcome of the election touch them? THINK, Miss Voter, of the problems confronting YOU in the immediate future. How are your opportunities involved in the presidential election? Never in the history of this nation was CLEAR THINKING more important T N A great crisis, it is but natural that individual His appeal u made to the UN-THINKING. misfortune should, to considerable extent, cloud He has told the farmer what agriculture needs the mental vision of the average citizen. are lower taxes and higher prices for farm products. The troubled affairs of our vast agricultural That is not news to the farmer. communities and our industrial life have affected It is not news to the administration at Wash­ the clear-seeing and plain-thinking of great num­ ington which has labored unceasingly in behalf of bers of our people.' the interests of agriculture. As a nation, we are PREOCCUPIED! And this upon the eve pf an election, the out­ come of which probably will have more far-reach- • COMPARISON of prices of farm products in ing effect upon the future of the United States than America, disheartening as they have been, any election in our history. * with prices for similar products in other countries Sound thinking is imperative! of the world should convince anyone of the effec­ Sane action as a nation is vital! tiveness of the present administration’s efforts to Do not be misled by the appeal of the dema­ save tWe American farmer from the fate of the agri­ gogue! ' cultural population of the rest of the world. THINK before you vote! Franklin Roosevelt HAS FAILED to offer the THINK before it is too late! THINKING farmer anything on which to base THINK what it means to you and your dear hope for realization of the improved conditions he ones! ' so glibly intimates would follow his electjpn. He has S U C C E E-D E D in convincing the HIS is an appeal to the THINKING people of THINKING FARMER that the Democratic can­ America, on the farms, in the villages and towns and in the great-metropolitan areas. All have been didate has NO WORKABLE PROGRAM. affected by the economic disturbance which has He is lost in the maze of conflicting agricultural swept over the world during the last few years. Al! panaceas that have been advocated so long by vari­ • will as surely be affeefed by the action they are to ous groups, and his childlike attempts to present a take November 8 through their votes in the na­ program that wouldxatch the votes of all havi re­ tional election. z sulted in a vague declaration of policy that reeks Calmly but resolutely, Herbert Hoover has with insincerity and is so laden with inconsist­ combated, almost single handed, the devastating encies that even the most puerile mind could not effects upon this country of the economic and pobe misled into acceptingjt as genuine. K litical conflagration which has left so much ruin in The day tor FAKING THE FARMER is past! , its wake throughout the rest of the world. He has stood steadfast, in the face of demagogic abuse on the part of rival political partisans. He HE New York governor may be able to tell the has fearlesssly protected the nation from exploita­ farmer what agriculture already knows about tion at the'hands of selfishly inspired politicians or taxes and the prices of commodities, but he has ill-advised groups of citizens. He initiated meas­ failed to contribute anything to sane discussion of ures to check the progress of the economic disturb­ remedies. ance. His statesmanship saved America from de­ His declarations upon other important questions struction by saving Europe from complete collapse. have been equally vague and unconvincing insofar He AVERTED GREATER DISASTER than has as presenting a program for improvement. X z been visited upon our people. . In striking contrast to this, President Hoover’s His leadership has brought the country through record proves his ability as an executive, his under­ the darkest stages of the trouble and we are now standing of the problems of the American people . justified in the belief that the worst is over. and his capacity for constructive endeavor. His un­ Shall we risk a. change at the helm of govern­ flinching loyalty to the interests of all elements of ment now? our citizenry and his broad humanitarian accom­ HE candidate of the Democratic party has pre­ plishments should leave no doubt in the mind of any sented his case to the people. He has traveled voter as to-the safe choice beween these two in the up and down and across the continent. You have presidential contest. had an opportunity.to see or hear him. A change now would mean indefinite postpone If you have been THINKING, you have ob­ ment of economic recovery in agriculture eaee served that he has offered no logical program of industry. government. T T T THINK WHILE THERE IS YET �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2, 1532 PAPE FOURTEEN SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. . j IRVING. [Last Week's Letter. The farm known as the Cobb place, ^Mr. and Mrs John Springett attend- ■ Sirs Frank Norton and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Textcr and where the big still was discovered a -i ed the fuwral of an uncle in Lansing Cleota spent Tuesday and WednewlayMr. John Texter of Hastings called few years ago. has been purchased by • liut Wednesday. with Mra Henry Foshbuugh at Smy- Friday P. M to see Manning Douglas, a Mr. Van Deltc of Dowltng. A number from here attended the Mr. and Mrs. John Nagel spent tlie w' Mra Grace Klelnhaiw of Grand Rap- ma Mra. Ella Taylor of NashvUte uccommunity meeting'Friday evening at'week end with Rev. and Mrs Floyd’ Ids was in town- Friday. Mrs. Llbbie cqnipanied them T William* and Mrs. Dora Jannon reMi*. Cha*. Norton, a former resident the home of'Xfr. Jesse Osgood and re-J Nagel at Charlotte. r turned with her for the week end. of this neigliborhajd. -pas.-ed away port a flne tlme. The November meet-1 Avia Perry Tompkins will en” Mrs. Cora Bergman of Lansing l* Thursday morning a: Battle Creek and ing will be held uUl^D. Woodman's. I tertaln the Irving Ladies' Aid Society spending a few weeks at lier home here funeral was Saturday at the Wilcox Harold Prindle reWned to his home' Thursday. November 3. at her home in Mrs. Charley Norton, who liud been church at 3 3b with burial in the Wil- in Plainwell Friday night after spend- Kalamazoo. r! sick about two month* passed away1 cox cemetery. She leaves —“r —to nwHini ing fevcral days with lite bruthcr-in-1 william McCann was home from M. ’ Thuraday morning- at the home of a besides the husband. Chas. F. Norton, law. Jim Wilcox, nnd family i 8. c over the week end. Mr. and Mra. i.a daughter in Battle Creek. Funeral qne son Reuben E - of Kalamo town­ Rev and Mra. King o( Dowling ;John Kohs from ^5I Lajutng spent . services was held Saturday afternoon ship. two daughters. Mrs. Avis Howard were Sunday evening callers at the Saturday at the McCann home at the Wilcox church at 2:30. Rev. of Battle Creek and Mra. Anna M home of Mr and Mrs Geo Havens apd Ml„ CUra B1||rtford u uwltlni Bl J Mrs Burgess of Battle Creek OfRciafeci. Brunt ot Battle Creek township^ and Mr. and Mix Dan tiw home of Mr nnd Mrs RojT Serber.! ■[ Burial in the Wilcox cemetery. Mrs. tw>_.listers. Mra. Eliza D!dmgn»*^R5tHarrj McCarty of Dowling was a ; mu.— there i-i a new arrival in tlie .! Norton h ;.vys ijer husbsmd. two datigh- tl>> Creek and Mrs. Emms Bechtel, oi caller Sunday at the home of Mr nnd "1U* w a *** arnvw u* Z ten*, one ion and several grandchil- Kaluinazoa. . • Mrs. Richard Luubaugh • • Telephony 2515 Frank Sage Hastings, Mich. MKs Aiicc-Wnlker. of Woodland spent Mr. and Mra Rt»y Douglass of Has-! hM *!onc. dren • ■ . M i ■ » Donna Nort |tniR of Ba! t lr Creek the week-end at Pete JfotTnian's «... «... .U..U on Su»d«V ot Ihrlr '» O™"1 "•' »•»'*>• Mr. and Mr; Bari Weeks of Battle parents. Mr and Mra .Dan Douglas.Mr. and Mra. Jacob Klompom of .Mr, nnd ifra Daniel Garlinger ar- Crock spent-the .WK-k end with their Bert otu IS spending tlie week at his Hamilton and Mr and Mrs. Nels Fish­ parents. Me. and Mrs. lAe Gould and home in Dowling er af Zerfand were Sunday guests of ut the Irving church. All former [ now interested is invited. Pot luck din­ Mr and Mr.-, Ward Hyn-s of Mill- family. ' . ■ ' Mr. and Mra. Jim Wllcpk and chil- Mr. and Mrs. Burger. ingt n •- .icrit the wwk end with'the lot-' Mrs. Sadie Fuller entertained the dren sperrt the week and in Plainwell. Next Sunday will be Home Coming members and friends and everybody. ner ut Hie hall for all from a distance. ter’s p.m nt l Mr and Mra Elmer Cr-<s- Ladies’ Birthday Club Friday. As it the gurat of the fonper'x sister. Mra.. Mr. and" Mra Orhe Squin----ol' Flint ahs the Hnllpwe'ijh meeting nearly Harold Prindle. and husband. ... --------------------- ... .. .. _ve.. lien- everyone came masked. Mrs. Etta Mr and Mrs. Harry Foster of Belle­ Tlie choir of the Evangelieal chutcii Gould and Cleota Conklin winning the vue and-Mra Hazel Otis arid children ill fl»n.w a musical Sunday night prizes. of Hickory Corners spent Sunday with, t 7 30 o'clock. . Mr and Mra Earl Merkle and sons Mr. and Mrs. W H. OH*. Mrs- D.v.jy Wes', is a patient at thi Wayne and Ward of Wacousta spent Gus Morgan!haler and Mrs. Flora1 * Thursday at W. C, Clark’s. Wayne re- Baird of Nashville were Sunday guests] ■ iiiiitiicd lor n longer rfhy. in tin- home ot Mr. and Mra Dan; Mra. Frank 'Norton nnd daughter Daugln.u. The latter remained tor a] brought here Monday from Caiifor- Cleota called on Mra. Lura. Ferris and longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Seymour! ifir where iu- passed away. Funeral • n the R. E. Chance family in -West Llnnlngton of the Edgvr district called: Vermontvllle' Monday afternoon. in the evening. The many friends of C. W. Smith .... and Mra. Pett r Hoffman were at Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otis of Gixw! ; will be wry to learn of Ms .serious ill- - Woxlland Saturday mommg. Creek. Mra Catherine Devries of Lan-, in s' , Mr. and Mrs Fred Fuller visited Mr. siqg. Mra. Lyle Otis of Kalamazoo and] Rev. and Mra Albert Ostroth gpent and Mrs. Proctor* McInnis nt Chnr- Miss Englchardt pl Podunk were Sun-1 a few days last week with their son.' lotto Sunday. day -afternoon callers al the home of I Rt?v. D. C. OsirotJi. and family at Lan~ ~ ------■ ’visited ■•••■ Hugh Graves 6f Glennie his Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens. I sing. . aunt. Mra. Lula Gra/. from Friday uhHenry NoGen and daughter Mabie; r and Mrs. clami Marshall and m Wclne.-uiA They spent Tuesday of Grass Lake and Mr. and Mra. Her­ children “1 rEast■ Lansing «j>ent with Mr. and Mra Harold Grnv in East man Hauer of near Hastings were call-? Sunday w th big mother. 1 ' Mrs. Ubbl- Assyria. era Thursday-afternoon in lhe home Marshall. Cleota spent StindAy .... with of Mr. and XJr.; Geo. Havens and Mr.! __ Leaf . _.„v. - -----------P •rAlice ht , Conklin The Clover club hart a tSvlher Fuller in the QuailJ TrapJ <1LstrlcL district, and Mra. Wm. Haven.*: roast last Friday night at the liome oi Marquetta Brumm and Voyle Varney, Manning Douglass does not gain like I Mra IX’lia Bowman. After the bu;i- „[ Nashville were afternoon callers, hLs many friends wish. liras nuwiing We were eii’.eitain- d by nr. N. E. Scott of Kalamazoo spent Tile Glass Creek Nutrition Group will! two darky gentlemen" and a ghost p^day night with Mr. and Mrs J. C. liald aa all day meeting Thursday. No- j told stories Six guests w« re present x Fillott Beit pure • bulk vember 3fd. at the home of Mra Fred1 The junior and witter banquet will Mr nnd ,Mrs Harv<. ch^^.nan and Newland. * All old membent and rpany] bcjield nt the Odd Fellow Hail Tues- fannlv spent Sundav with Mr. and Mrs new ones who wish to Join are urged to ] be. present. Visitors will also be wel­ ■ Mrs A. .W Scot! of Grand Rapids come. ■ ] । cnpie Sunday to upend several day; u— NASHVILLE. LEGAL NOTICES । _______ CHANCERY MOTTOS. SOUTH MAPLE GROVE LVxv.W*c t ’ SEVEN KINDS OF COAL ONE FOR EVERY PURPOSE Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c 25c CANE SUGAR LARD SALMON r>f Raitto Creel- wl,h hpr Mr*- J- c- EHiOttA ■',..1 ram.i?., Mr. and Mr- Dale Downing nnd Mrs Miss Mina Crawford ot Ot.vgv spent] - -Zolift Milter of rfistleton spent Sunday ounuay. . tlie past week with Miss Cliarite Mrs. Nettle Maa* and mother. Mrs. ‘at Ci. C. Marshall's Crawford at this place. Mrs huln Gray and son Raber! spent Kate Patton,-Jind Mra. Maude Wall-of Rosa Wickham of Detroit is spend­ Kaisunaroj sjient the past week ut the Sunday evening witll her -on Harold ing ti couple ot weeks with her grand­ and wife in East Assyria. Maas cottage. . mother. Mrs. Nettie Newark, at this Tin- prayer meeting at Mr. anti Mr. place. Fred Hom's Thursday evening was Mr. and Mra. Ed. Price of Kalamazoo Quite wll attended. Relative * 'of Mr and Mrs. Vert Rftb- and Mr and Mrs. Waldorf! nnd clul-| Rev Lewis Horn and Mrs. Hom und dren of Gull lake were Sunday guests; baby Carrol) of Ionia visited hi- par- huon surprised tlwpt Sunday and of Mr. and Mrs Paul Brown ot this ।helped them celebrate their 3I« wed.... vicinity. -I Mr. und Mis. Loren Gardner of Bed­ ding anniversary with ,1 pot luck din­ Mr. R. A. Hoag of near South Hoven■ ford vL-iled Mr and Mrs Will Gates ner Tlie guest's were, Mr. nnd Mrs. is spending the week with his daUgh-: Joel Moore. Mr. and Mr.; Will RoblnSaturday nnd Mr arid Mrs. CEtyton ter. Mrs Paul Brown, ot this vicinity.j , Pick and Mra. Gertrude Gates and ">n. Mr and Mrs. Dorr? Robinson-and: ----- - - ----n.i-i Tln re •111 b- o mrri w ol Utt daughter Beniita of BaUlclCreek were Mr J.,-1 Mr- lt.,brrr noInn. n n. c;~K. Mr and Mr. M-r™ n .Inn-p""" «»• n™rr.' Club « lb. enllert there Sunday. t Mr- Ernlr lb.ll next Mr. and Mrs Frank Ma-V of Kala- -.0 »n,l run HiroM .nd Mr >nd Mr. P'"""' »' Wr rr.nk Roblnoin .nd on 0( BMU^XV <ne|Un«. Thm will Ww. rnMoo sjM'iif Saturday with Mr. nnd I siwaker there from Hastings to.explain ■ " | the Amendments to be voted on at the { Mrs. risarh- Risnnv and M- ;1 coming election. Everyone invited. ; rAhn ChamteHnin motored to‘ Mr. und Mr. Lewis Cat® of Traverse' i’”-dav evening and heard City came the first of Uie past week to| visit her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert! Brown. Mr. Case returned home Tiiurs- • day. Mrs..Case remained for n longer • ORDER I OR f UBLICATIOX. nt Tlittrsdnv afternoon at Mrs Charles Crawford attended a ter's, Maccabee rally at Delton Thursday. . j •S nrarro Thomt-.on vi-H. M' and £tr‘- McKercher and Chil-j .-. father r n quote in dri-n of Mendon spent Sunday with her < Tnn- Hie Mr SnowIn '■'th'-'r- Walter Brown, of this vicinity. I "tra b^-tt ’ I A gliwm wiu cast ov«rlhe whole cum-1 ... ' ... munity Tuesday momurg when the[ Mrs Hm Chamberinin. word W7.nt ft)rth that Mrs. HelXir Pike Mfivlu-ti.- Hart.5n.mt s>r- h.m p.u-.Mrd to the Orast Beyond. Sh< ir at ■Everrtt McCallums] been in poor health for several; ‘ ycara. but her last sickness had lasted. ...... ... »—. ... k bii, a glle a teaejj.' er for years in this and Allegan’county, football in Delton nnd had been teaching tip to within a few days of her passing away She Gporsro Thrimmon and wife enfer- never complained but su tiered In sll- j taln*d Mr. and Mrs Harvey Kimel of ence and was always doing good fori ShelbvSille Sunday. others and her cheery smile and pleas­ • Mr and Mra Georer C!nu«o nnd ant words to all will long be rcmetn-' ifamilv spent Sunday with relatives in bered. The bereaved onw have the. Honkins. „ , sympathy of alL ( , Tlie Ml>“5 Barbara Chamberlain and Maybell* Hart attended the Mc­ Callum , Community meeting at Je.w Mr. and Mr- Howard Shepard nnd! CHennd's Friday evening W ■her' Smith who lived in this mtn- children mid Mr. and, Mrs. Eugene tminitv as a boy. was bunrri* in Kala-! Fiaburg of Saranac spent Sunday with) Mr art I Mrs Howard Bryan! nnd nm»> Monday The Mem- Music Makers wen-1 Jdmor ot Otiego Mn Thurl Cook and | ■’. i.mtlv entertained be rhe ; sone ol Plainwell and Mr. and Mra Lc- • MMw Cable and Jane’te Gaskill at the, Itammond and son. local. »trv former’* Imme in Delton . October 13 ai al After n raeital which wa. mttch enMr and Mr.. Rdy Chandler «nd. ra.M the rest nf the evening wa. sjrnd John of Hastings ca.tod on her father, at the cotta* on Pleasant lake hr *'“» brother. MUo and Oorence Ham-j ■•'King Halloween rarr.e. .w<t fortune _ ...... Piling n A xutvo lovely lunch <«-ra*d ami and’ ,, _ Onthra went to HaM1' uiiii <i to wa-- r-nru ----- -- Chaffee P<worn •corn ball, balls, .uewstiv* surge-!!v<- of nf Hallowe Hallowe'en ’en «lle aund Sunday »>' ,0 to *1*^ spend * '* d*y* Mrswi re given ax*favors Tlie next meet- Lawrence Hammond and children are at the Milo Hammond home in i r' me will be held tv .. chamberlain's home during Ball. Mrs Leland Hamvacation. Mrs Thu'ri Cook attended Annina Pike at Orangeville. Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Steele enter­ tained their grandmother ot Wacousta, lhe past week. Mrs. Alfred Ball spent a few days the i . ter tidied Mr. and Mrs Stephen Conlcv In Hastings Sunday and ' attended past week In Plainwell . Mrs. Willis Carpenter is very ill at Project class were at Hustings-ThtirsIdav for their first lesson on nutrition. O T. Johnson of Battle Creek snent las’ week with Mf and Mrs. Chas. with Mr. I Don’t Get Up Nights Make Thia 25c Teat You need this easy bladder physic to drive out impurities and excess acids which cause irritation that re­ mits in leg jsalru. backache, burn­ ing and getting up nights BUKETS. the bladder physic, contain­ ing buchu. Juniper oil. etc. works on tlie bladder pleasantly and efTcclively, similar to castor oil on lhe bowels. Oct a 25c box <5 grain size' from your druggist. After four -days, if not relieved of getting up nights go back and get your money. You arc bound to Feel better afte'r this cleansing and you get your reg- , Mr. and Mra. Will Couch of the WoM I fchool district spmt Friday with Mr. | nnd Mrs Charley Raymond to make; new babv.bovl ame to Hye in the Raymond ] sav he. I* Just n dandy! and son are doing fine.; to ’hem. Sunday visitors nt Frc-1 Christy's'; nnd Mra. Carl Christy nnd of Hastings Victor Hoffman of Maple Nashville. Carveth spent several davs with his sis- Hastings. Mich. Glenn Aspinall and family. | <Sc Stebbins. —Adv. WHITE CORN Standard pack KIDNEY BEANS Fancy Country Club LOAF CHEESE Peaches ' 2 American, Brick or Pimento Rinso 25c "i.*? 3 Countiy Club ■ In heavy tytup Tomatoes 25c >*n Latjt pkg. 23c 4 Nf.,' 25c 4 Lifebuoy Standard pack 25c Health toap Green Beans 4 N,;„* 25c Broomi Standard pock 25c Pancake 25c Macaroni Sweet Meats 2 25c Tissue Flow 4 P^S'Country Club 20;Ot pk|. 25c Country Club • Spejhetti or Noodles 8 ol Wheel -Brtakhi* cereal 25c rolls Clifton bland SCRATCH FEED Quality scratch 100-lb. baj KING’S FLAKE FLOUR 47c 14'4-lb. sack CHOICEfT FREfH PRODUCE GRAPEFRUIT 25c Florida • thin skinned • sweet an^/ulcy Oranges Cranberries Early Blacks Prepare your own cocoanut Cocoanuts APPLES 15 25c 2 25c 3 25c DELICIOUS 25® iu All that the name implies Lemons Sunkiit • thin skinned ■ 300 site Sweet Potatoes Comb Honey in sweet potatoes Natures own best food 6 fo» 25c 8 IU 25c 2 for 25c BANANAS 25c Choice yellow hull ■ ripened to the peak of their Rarer Kroger Quality Meats BEEF CHUCK ROAST SMOKED HAM Boned and Rolled FRESH HAM FRESH FILLETS SLICED BACON Veal Chops 10c **• 6c u- 8c u- 11c ~>- 2 Lb‘ 17c 45c Home Dressed Stew 8c Roast u 10c �Wednesday, Nov. 2, 1932 The Democratic Argument . - . • 1 (Continued from page five, part one) PART THREE THE HASTINGS BANNER THE "COWARD." With statesmen against demagogues. Gainst prtncJpanrtt* and powers. He’s battled for thh common weal Through stern unwavering hours. NEW CELERY RESISTS i ATTACKS OF DISEASE’ j At the Helm-In Time of Need! Malady Threatening Quality past record to convince ourselves of our | are demanding a new deal in their They are attempting to take credit for Reputation Of Michigan Crop duty to return him tq the same servic? |state administration. They are dc- all measures, instituted by a Demo­ And he has fronted mobs with but h« U now carrying out so successfully. ‘ mandlng a leadership tliat will return cratic Congress for the economic re­ lUs faith In the great multitude. Defeated By Research Work He U fearless, energetic, .indefatigable them to economical, efficient, govem- lief of. tlie stricken nation. They are His power of reason and ot love. * East Lanring—Celery growers in in tiie discharge of every duty, tactful, ment—not to a backward-looking' pro­ dumping millions into ’’doubtful" states’ And age-old Quaker-fortitude . Michigan, who market a crop valued at thoughtful of tlie people's welfare, gram, but to one that, eliminating the through the Reconstructlon*<taancc, ,12.500.000 In normal years, are greatly ' burine»-like 'and economical. He cer- extravagant expenditures, of the last Corporation in the hopes or Hemming The man who b. and yet shall be ! pleased with the announcement from tainly deserves re-elect fob. ’ ten years, will safely guide us through the sweep for Roosevelt and Garner, i The PILOT of this SHIP OF STATE. plant patlwilogv section at Michi­ Theodore 8. K. Reid, democratic | the present perilous times and then They are .claiming to bi- the saviors of Through DANGER ZONE. THROUGH ;the gan State College that a variety has candidate fot county clerk, is .•ecking j maintain state expenditures within the "gold standard.’- that never was en-, NIGHT and STORM. been perfected here which b highly dangefed and never became an admin-1■ To him ALONE we trust her fate. thi- office for the first time. Hb rec- reasonable bounds. I resistant to a disease which mm seri­ . . Hom-u Bigelow. II. oid as a public citizen, always ready] in William A. Comstock the people istration problem. They are throwing! ously threatened tlie state crop and willing to enter upon any service’of thte state have found Just tlie right over vital principles of their platform] | t Celery from Wolverine fields enjoyed nnd pussyfooting where their organ- TELL OF FLOOD CON 'that.hh fellow citizens may request of man and leader tiie reputation of being as higii quality him. makes him peculiarly comment Ufj Michigan already knowx William A (ration or party groups threaten tot ’ niTIflNQ IM TPYAQ “ anY m"kete<1- The appearance of manage tiw numerous dutifel' of coun-! Comstock us its standard bearer of bolt. Their Presidential and Vice-1 u N yellows direxse tn 1914 forced growers Presidential house is divided against ty clerk The county clerk’s function!1 DemdcrAcy. „ ,, , ., . to plant varieties which were not as itself on the repeal of the Eighteenth* bring him into contact with more peo- j Michigan also knows, he has spent They have forced but] Former Hastings Residents, good as the ones most damaged by- tlie pie than any oUmt county office. He b hb entire life and fortune Jreely In Amendment P’®”’ malady Kriamaax. were affectbound to l»e affable, accommodating, fostering and preserving unto Its peo- of retirement a former President to try! Mr. And Mrs. Floyd Bechtel, ■ , , led first but the disease spread into all resourceful, helpful, quick to adapt pie. as a sacred heritage, those prin- to explain away their shortcomings and I Relate Experiences districts. himself to nn Infinite variety of tasks clplcs <4 true democracy, which If bolster up their Utecatc claims that the] lib wont oevewPB if ne is to meet us ■carried uno active ocmg w^>uia inarea Many zupposediy resistant varieties Republican Party -««.<• alone can rave ..«< the, The Banner is indebU-d to Mra. lib work develops if he is to meet Its : carried into active being would indeed requirement*, and that Li just the kind insure a •Government of the people, by I from prolonged dlwirier. ■ Edith Bechtel Ifw exrerpU from a let-: ot celery have b-en Miyertbed for sale of requirement* tliat^Ir. Reid can lx- tlie people, for HWMieoplc.’’ I G. O. I'.-Promise* a Millennium. ‘L*. £.m . reside, in - relk-d upon to uniTFHaxe. Qualified by] William A. conwtock has not heslTiw American people arc "1011 up"! „ii Kenrins ihi'ir tninii ( plantings have proved Hie falsity ot such claims All theu* pvtuxlo immune 10 years' management of an autdmbbllc I tated to stand up and declare, himself *>n promiM-s that never come true. *5’ „',*h sales nnd service business, by active ‘ without equivocation in favor of They listened to the siren song of ;*rre will be'gnia t> a ... (1V voriplies failed in the past two sea­ work In many cpmmunily inuvcmmiU.: grappling with the de*|>eratc uncin- pinsjwrlty in 1928. The American pco-iY >■ **- ir ’ B - sons when disease caused tiie total loss of many planting*. | Mr. Reid deserve* the support of the |iioymcnt situation, tiirough Federal pic were taken up In a high mountain;. rs' The new variety, named Michigan .i. for the county clerkship. :] Aid. «... ... ■nrut Raymondsv'illc. Texas, people so ।..,«n Intelligently nnd n> as u-.oi.i wvtuld fur- and siiown tlie promised land, Tliev, UA.1VUVI 9, », 1932. >». ! Golden, was obtained by plant bn-ed’ October Inrvnzu F. Maus Is candidate for,nLsh work to tlu- jobtau* and would re-. dumped their Juird-earned savings in : Dear Mother nnd all who live in tiie i >«« work with individual plants which cJtmty treasurer. Mr. Minis was born j turn dividends to the taxpayers in ••prAsjierlty" securities: pledged theirj * in Hastings 44 years ago nnd uUcndi-il j nreded mid worthwhile improvements future earnings for the mcclinnlcs of afbeautiful land of snow and niaples: bud survived in dlrelued fields. This Well, nere here we are Jifst unr-qu one-quarter arc jus* ------ ,! ech’ry httS ttM‘ c°lor and blanching it* public schools. Hi- is married and • He recognize. Ute sacred obligations '‘lilgher standard of living" and in-, '*'»■ - the -• - ■ of- lhe- Rio — xquahUti needed to place a first class waters 1 owns a luirnc in Hastings, and of; which now rest upon' this state mid crriurd production. an*| when the mile - from on the market I course is a taxpayer In tills city.' He I Other stale* to create OLD AGE PEN- crash came were told'to “buy until it {Grande. No! We haven’t moved, but product Growers who have had no difficulty hu* had a fine biudncas experience j SIGNS nnd Unemployment Insurance hurt-' to Stem the falling tide of two- the river is a bit rambling. Ordinarily with the production of good -celery namlc depression. . |we live 40 miles from its banks. Haw 1 • which will M-rv-f him In.good stead as —measures lie thoroughly believes In varieties are not advised to change.; county treasurer, and he can be de-1 Mr. Comstock declares himself In a limited supply ot seed of the, When ll„ I.ll.ry ot BnuMrtm ,ust tur“ 0,1 >ollr r“dl<' 10 IK **“ Only ! pended upon to conduct the office as furor of the soldiers' bonus, realizing Michigan C">d i t dii, Golden is available and will carefully mid economically as though that Us payment would result in the promlw. ,. rr„h.i. ,l 1I,U, u„. pl«« .hKh may or u may nm u- J-*ribiited only in dbtricla where it were a private business, paying strict | money finding Its way Immediately Into mind. «l,m tank, railed by Um *.,v wbUr. M Ml •errlr. Is prevalent. The Celery «« "m attention to tlie necessity of economy I circulation. tn such volume ns toslrike d«u. when Um w>»U ut UMiuuy i lienis stopjied nnd traffic Growers Association. Grand Rapids, b »lo«rd down. lb. B.publlr.n.1»to«M.!,l'"1*,„ h"r “ *“* l"n'c • - of* expenditure* — • -• in tiw a b,ow at tlu- very core of this "jjuin and’ curtailment failed lo stem Hie tide, of disaster that I muf,‘ ill detour west. Work trains.’supervising the distribution of this Interest of lhe taxijD,vcnt In times like made” depression. ... this. Mr. Maus served during tiw |. He realize* too Hint the farmers of swept over the wealthiest nation in the; h mile long, are busy( all the seed. . ... . , , . . , <••*%• mu a World War and is a member of tiw ;, Michigan iuvvc u problem to solve world. They created boards, appointed i l42T’ •uiw.i fmin'riav urn mtnuW th>' I Mrs. Wilbur Gibbs and daughter callers at the Potts home were Morris American Legion. His election means.]! which must receive the most s<-riou- fall-finding commissions, sent junket- j The schoolhouse at ing excurrions over the country and mnes rrom herei u RUrTOlmtlpd W1U’ Several from Clay HULs attended the I s|«-nt part of last week with her par-, Lewis mid wife of Kalamazoo’. a trusty county treasurer who will give land j instant consideration of Uu- Mate! abroad tupped the■ trXsm? aSl thri *a,rr an'1 lf,*n >- partly flowed party at Guy McNec* Jn Parmalee elite. Ozi Pierce and wife, in Middle-1 Mrs. John Lusko was on the rick Itet <he people of Barry county a business-1| William A Cpmstock .has publicly creditof the^nation tabulator “m fill-!Ten mU<* sol““ of nt Saturday evening. i ville. . last week but is better at tills writing. like administration of their financial,• recognized the dire needs of the situaMr. Flanders and family are moving ! Francb Haight and wife of Grand* H«rry Mendenhall and family of affairs. * j j tion which faces Michigan today, he ing markets’And issued nronunciamen- chil<lrcn s° R«'i”»'‘'"K ®”d boats and I Rapids were visitors -at Eugene Caledonia lias moved onto Mrs. Louise There te no county office that de-|| realizes the times arc a challenge to the telephone poles which are not set : la-on Potts and wife were callers at , | Haight’s Sunday. . tmm. nuinds more accuracy, more familiarity' leadership, he has hot closed ills eyes nothing constructively to abate Im- ; 1 Frauk Harris and wife and Charley' I>nmMrk has a system of numberwith tiie intricacies of tiw law concern­ to the great responsibilities which will pending' dteastes. Tlu- country Is high like they an- there. We go in theO.scar Sherk's Thursday afternoon. ing the recording of legal impera, '• rest upon his shoulders when chosen tv- sound, they said. It V-it--periodic de­ car every day to see liojv near the; Oily Mc.Ner and family are moving:i Skinner were Sunday dinner guests of ing eggs whereby the dealer may trace water Ls and others do likewise. This onto hly mother's farm. Mrs. Martha, wiio-c exactness involves the validityi, the state's chief qXecutive In November. pression.Leon Potts and wife. Sunday evening tlien^. to farms from which they came. | McNee’s. In Irving. It was not until the American people is all we know.or talk about. of tiw people’* property thanxlie office j You must be having some cold ; . aWoke and indicted the administration of register of deeds. The longer a man : WHY YOU SHOULD weather up there. We had to close our I, holds tills office the belter seplce he j VOTE FOR COMSTOCK. at Washington for the ill* that had windows amt burn some paper and can render, provided- he is reasonably i Since tils entry into state politics a befallen them, that the Republican well qualified mi the start. - Earl H. number of years ago, William A. Com­ lenders awoke and tried lo explain kindling to keep from freezing. Tlie I Boyes te the democratic candidate for] stock has shown a grasp of state affairs away the debacle. Tlie depression, children think it is awful cold when' this cssent lai office and fortunately he that should strongly recommend him they discovered, was all due to the they have to put* on a sweater tn tlie collapse of Eurojw.nnd South America morning. has already filled the job for several to lhe electorate on November 8th. Oct 6—This letter is still unfinished —countries of which the administra­ yVars and necessarily is better prepared A Responsible Ixadrr. tion had given it* implied apptoval to but will try and finish it up. fnjm his years of exjwrlenre than any | The flood waters did not come this Wie Investment of millions of dollars 1 — He.ha* been the A-sponsiblc lend ­ new beginner could be. He has, been way any further and are now going • of American savings — countries which er of lhe party In thi state for the elected by the people nf the county ir- ■ respective of their partLsanship. be-' past twelve years. He i-krned hlS spurs owed us billions they could not, or east. It went to the city limits of ■ Raymondsvllle and the men worked; would not, |>uy. . .cause of their confidence in his integ- i through hard work in the ranks. hard for 36 hours throwing up a dike I rity imd ability. There is ip reason j 2— He Is not a candidate through lib and ore keeping it out of town that DOWLING. why they should not again place him own choice, but rather lie has yielded The Sunday School hour ho* been way. Floyd got in 13 acres of his on­ in this office which he has so ably and । to the demands of a large group of Democrats, who have drafted him for chanced to 11 a. M. beginning next ions. and that night-we had a heavy satisfactorily filled. ------v -------....This ------,, will .... be „ Mis­ niln that made it impossible to get on Sunday morning. this race. sionary Sunday and a short program the land jo don't know when he will 3 — Hr has gained nation-wide recog ­ EDISON. FORD USE get tiie rest in. We hear the rain has . DIFFERENT METHODS. nition for Hie Di-mocratlc Party of will be given tinder the'direction uf brought the river up again, so we may The election won’t settle all the Michigan through hb militant spirit in Mrs. L. J. Oswald previous to tlie regube flooded yer. The schoolhouse ut It was a coincidence that only a few fighting ior for progressive and liberal burning issues. Winter is still hours after Henry Ford had advised his- Drmucracy. i>mocracy. Seward Walton nf Maple Grove, su­ Lyford had a levee five feet higii . .around it employes to. 4< —tn - three -• .......throughout tlie country ........ ... .campaigns he waaiied perintendent , u.nnu.u. of ,,, tiw young AUUIIH people urvuiv* <11- ... „ and tlie water broke , over ’s diahead — and the r‘ burning issue” vote for Hoover, the division manager; 0KH|)IX( oj,. present plight of the state sieion u.km ol th. S„na.y School »..k, .,. ’>»•<•«» »«£ •"<* >*« «re l»Wn« ••> oi me bunaay tscnooi wnrg. at----, . . .. — . -I vneatlnll ^lm <-)inrr'I< nt. l.vfnnti »>.-• of the Thorons A. Edison Indu.-tri>-.'. । government, which he prophesied with kuuru wtwol iicrv hm, ouiuuiy Sunday ana and : •' right now is the matter of beating ouiuiiij .iviuxn . ------; >»«• r _____« ...short ... ulk wlib . KmoMnuion . . .. I.»'«■> we uo 10 to “ is nflooded Inc., nt svac WestI s.Orange. N J ■■. i took . a ’unerring accuracy. , K.V0 “odcd “an *■ t<_> the ^ndow isiibT your home. wrv different attitude, writes Mark .^.r. ..... 1,1 hls psoelpw and ldrk< concmndn, ■ ‘ . If tbe flood goes down. Floyd , will Foote, vqduknown Washington cor5— dtr ba. rnmamdly Mbihdct ,he <bo »ork with youm, |x»plo and „K-|'put In’50 acres of onions and the rejqxindcuOn the Grtmd Rapids Press ,krynme ol a mna |b«l kill reWvo f’1"1 m. trnbrn most] Grand Haven boys arc putting in 45 Our candidate ieads—the field on of October 26 A letter slutted by Ihr ' especially •" in ................. Hie junior utanta nod ...torr Mlrhisan In^Impressive '""’— — Charles Edison, son of the late inven­ grades. Mr. Walton b a young man ot acres. that question. Vote as thousands We have castor bean trees in the tor and president of the industries, and the plane ot sensible government promb^ng ability and h sure to make 6 — He adheres to a program of sin ­ yard that we planted last spring and a posted on bulletin boards ot his plants, do who have prospered with cerity nnd can be counted on to bring, good In this official work which he is' are now large enough for the chil­ • reads: , now engaged. “Every citizen has the right to vote further crftdlt to the Democratic Party, Mrs. Lloyd GaskiU and baby Marcia dren to climb in. Will now close with according to lite own Ideas and opln- of 1 Michigan, when he takes office as Ann arrived homo from tiw Hastings' love.—Marie. ions pnd without coercion or interfere- 4governor. 7— ife has been flic builder and pre­ liospital Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. ASSYRIA. ence from the others." ' Dewey Recd and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Marion Doster, teacher of the ^Tlie’lnte Thomas A. Edison and- server of Democracy, ready, willing and' Bacheller of Hastings were Sunday Briggs school. Mrs. Marlon Grant, of Henry Ford were close friends.'nnd eager, at all times tn make nny sacrifice, visitors at the Gaskill home. buddles. Another remarkable coinci­ for the good of the party as a fifetor Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gerber of the the Eagle nnd Miss Katherine Seltzer of the Elite school were in attendance dence was the fact that on the day Mr. in obtaining good government. As chairman of the State Demo- Culver district vbilcd "tijclr parents. nt the teachers' institute held at Grand 1. MOKE HEAT FOR ■ Ford made hW radio plea for President* Mr. nnd Mrs. John Gerber, Saturday Rapids on Thursday und Friday of last ......rr, an m, ........ ...- Liter-. ""llr OommlUc. h. dtr.Olrd Um .UC-■ evening, ‘ Hoover, announcement of the YOUR MONEY. »rv Dteat poll m.vr Um arroi.d rppmi ' »> ] Dale Max b the name of the baby Mr. and Mrs. John Norris accom­ ot Um poll on nr.rborh a* Mlowa:,Ilir I’nlt.'d S'aU'1 Spn.lor In 1K3 Hr iioy-wiio arrived at the home of Jifr. B0OWP lioover fflitawwit ITS. Roowwll MB.' W 7’ I served . I onmx as Michigan M.!'* member d““ vommnwr of the! .ndM” J°h";«““■*»»* Tu. >d.y .ve- panied by their daughter. Mrs. and Mr r.,.™™, Albert Lee and daughter Thelma. left AM now is Uut MIT .11 ,hl» *»™»™**' NaUomI ComnjUiw »bd, 2. CLEANER HOMES. ww ch.lrm.n or th. Mkhlnn WConsratuhtwio. ............. on Thursday for Beulah. Michigan to ,.«<■ Ate m M, ,bbband« or mJ — niton lo th. Notionol Conventions oil Ml? Bm«*J »' B*«le ploycs Ford forgot to regbter and will 103, .nd l«s« .nd IU number ot the ^ueb .|»nt Sondoy .Uh tJHr.r.Uhr. visit their daughter, Mrs. Don Jewell, and family. be unable to follow his own advice! Mike Smith, and Mi ’ s Elizabeth Smith. 3. LESS WORK. Tilt- Eagle and tlie Briggs schoob Poor Henry! At mass production he b Resolutlons Committee in the 1032 con­ Mrs. Ettie Stanton returned honie observed Ha^owe'en on Wednesday undoubtedly u wizard, but when It vention. from Kalamazoo Friday where she has evening of last week. ’ comes to vote production ho seems to been the past three weeks and.Is mak­ WHY ROOfiEVELT AND GAR ­ Joyce Louise is the name given Hie be a dismal ■ failure, at least .from tlie NER SHOULD.BE ELECTED. ing a splendid recovery. Mbs Edith new daughter bom al the home of Mr. republican standpoint, for his radio Franklin D. Roosevelt represents Hie □all of South Maple Grove is assisting and Mrs. Charles Phillips Tuesday, advice to his employes lias undoubted­ with the household duties at present. October 25. ly been one of tlie best boosts tiie hope of the common people of. AmbrlHarry McCarty lias been making ca. Hr understands the needs nnd Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dunn and rela­ democratic cause has yet had. nsplrations of the average man His dally trips to Battle Creek the post tives from Orangeville wx-re caljers at heart beats in sympathy with (ht* poor week for medical and surgical atten­ the Gaylord Holmes’ home Sunday aft­ LET COMSTOCK GIVE and the afflicted. Through education, tion. as the leg which was injured some ernoon. MICHIGAN A NEW DEAL. training and experience In the science time ago ta still causing him quite a Mrs. Euphcnia Davis is spending Staggering under an unbearable bur- ; u. of . government _____________________________ he lias demonstrated his bit of trouble. some time at tiw home of her son* Will Madeline SUilitpn of Battle Creek Davis, and family of tiie Eagle district. den of taxaUon the people of Michigan 1 courage, hb ability and hb never I®11' ■ ' ln<r <-ln«> linrtmtnnrtlns nf I hoofr.no<l> ing close understanding the needs spent the week end at Marshall Mrs. Mabel Hartorn of Assyria Cen­ and requirements of the American peo­ ter will entertain tlie November meet­ Margaret Gaskill visited her grand­ ing of the Home Economics extension ple. Through his early political ex­ perience and on through his long parents at Hastings last week. class in Nutrition. They have a mem­ Preparations are being made for a bership of twenty-one. career as a high official of the United States Government and as highest offi­ fried* chicken supper under the aus­ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Holmes enter­ cial of the state of New York he has pices of the Ladies* Aid Society on tained tiie neighbors of the community-, won the confidence of the electorate Friday evening, November 18. which on Saturday night at pedro. Mrs. and the public tlirough his fearless will be mentioned again later on. Frbbe of Battle Creek won first prize. and constructive statesmanship, Daisy Holmes and Floyd Rankin were MARTIN CORNERS. his executive ability, and his tire­ consoled. Miss Esther Fox of Hastings visited less and unflagging zeal in the inter­ Mrs.'Lottie Tompkins. John Olm­ GIVES SATISFACTION IN ALL est of efficiency, economy and honesty. Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fisher Monday eve­ stead and Elwood Sylvester are all in • Thirty years’ service in the Congress ning. feeble health. TYPES OF FURNACES Mr. and Mrs. D. Townsend of Coats of the United States has qualified Mr. and Mrs. John Angus and John N. Gamer* as a parliamentarian Grove visited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Barry who have spent the past two months of the highest order and a statesman Sunday. For Better Heat, Cleaner Home, Lesa Work in California with relatives have re­ who has never forgotten the rights and Our teacher. Mbs Iona Gillespie, at­ turned home. aspirations ot the common man. tended tlie teachers’ institute in Grand Mrs. Bessie Shepard, who has been ORDER FROM YOUR 00/\£ These two eminent Americans, repre­ Rapids last Thursday and Friday. at the Paul Bivens’ home caring for the Mr. and Mrs. Orr Fisher visited at new great-grandchild, has returned senting the best product of the east DEALER OR PHONE and west, committed lo the strong Frank and William Cogswell's in Lake­ home. constructive platform of the Demo­ view Sunday afternoon. The Floyd LaClear and Hie Seeley cratic Party, offer to the American Remember the chicken supper at the Phillips' homes ore out of quarantine people leadership that represent* a re­ Martin church this Thursday evening and the children resumed school work lease from the blundering incapacity Nov. 3. A cordial invitation is extind- Monday. of the Republican administration, and.ed to all. A chicken pie supper sponsored by givei them promise for the fulfillment Mr. and Mrs. Prank Barry and son, the North Evangelical Ladles' Aid So­ of their hopes for a strong, construe-1 Frederick of Lansing were Sunday aft- ciety will be served at the Grange hall tive and sympathetic administration at ernoon callers al Roland Barry's. on Thursday evening. November . 3. Washington. ■ ■ - ♦» —--------- , serving to begin at 6:30 followed by a Republican Party leaders are on the The Trend. program. ' defensive. They are stumping the na- 1 Fatiier: "Well, my boy. you must Hon. In person and over the radio, in ’ make up your mind what you are going It b unlikely that Greece, originator an attempt to explain away their fall- in for. What about aviation?" of Olympic Games, will participate tn uro to carry out their 1928 promises. I Son: "Too effeminate." the Olympic Games at Los Angdea. BURNING ISSUES THIS PLATFORM VOTE FOR CONSUMERS o BAKING POWDER SAME PRICE AS 42 YEARS AGO 1 25<Nm<Mfa25f' Consumers Power Company �TIIE HASTINGS BANNEB, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 1. 1112 PAGE SIXTEEN Opportunity” Th W IRONSIDE OPPORT PUBLIC BENEFITS! Shoes for the entire family can now be bought al OW prices in twenty years. For twenty five years the IRONSIDE SHOE ( ‘A has featured nothing but standard, dependable shoes, upon which any firn. bi STORE CLOSED ALL DAY TUESDAY To arrange stock for your convenience and mark down prices so plainly you may wait upon yourself. Easy Httinr OPEN ^ATTENTION! Ladies' and Chil­ dren's House Slippers Son comfort sole. Assort­ ed color felt up|*rs. An . exceptional value lor pair— 39c SALE STARTS OWN STANDARD MAKES, sharply price-slashed, for quick action. • We never sacrifice quality for price. ’ Light Weight THE PRESIDENT SAID: DRESS RUBBERS “None need go hungry or cold this winter.” We say: MEN'Slight weight Rubbers NONE Need Go Bare-Footed This Winter! While the Reconstruction Finance Corporation is lifting burdens from the shoulders of industry, this Real Footwear Concern drops to your feet with timely savings. Children’s Oxfords, Straps and High Shoes In a varied line of styles. QEga Sizes 5 to a. big 2, only pairv vC Children’s Shoes and Oxfords An opportunity value you will ap­ preciate. Sizes 6 to 8. (T 4 QE Either black or brown9 ■ *wv Children’* GODMAN SHOES Straps, ties and oxfords. You’ll know at a glance these 4 QE are real values* at , I »OU O<jC OOC rr OOC MISSES’— light weight Rubbers OOC YOUTHS’— tyr light weight Rubbers -f OC BOYS’light weight Rubbers ODC WOMEN’S— light weight Rubbers CHILDREN’Slight weight Rubbers Children's Great Scott and Slippers and Shoes Q|-p High shoes, straps, ties and ox­ fords. Black or brown. Do not fail to see this selec- (£4 Ar tion at........................................ I bwv 5 BIG EXTRA SPECIAL ) ‘ 9:00 A. M. WEDNESDAY DO 9:00 A. M. WEDNESDAY Guaranteed Nationally Known Make -ad 28S Children’s Ladies’ $1.00 Full Fashioned Pure Silk Hose $1.00 and $1.50 FIRST STEP SHOES Six of the leading new fall shades slightly irregulars. To the FIRST FIF­ TY CUSTOM EILS who enter our store u ka hi 4. All but tun styles. A ill tro ial. v a’r i e il assortment of colors and styles'. Assorted sizes, will sell this nfatchless value at— sale arf the di swing open only They Mik* Rt*l OI«U! Ladies’ Leather HOUSE SLIPPERS Enormous SAVINGS On Men’s High Grade/: Shoes! Limit—One pair to adult person. 69c Men s Work Shoes o at Shattered Prices! It » Popular! MEN'S Bond Street” Spats ri;d t:ttin« Dwek. Opportunity kn 95c Life’s Walk /* MUCH Easier in You’ll Never Kick on the Kicks in These! Men’s $8.00 “Florsheim” Shoes! Men’s Famous “Fargo Fours” All the newest Fifth Avenud styles are here in this assortment of blacks Tf — OD and tans. CHOICE OF THE HOUSE for these few days only . . ‘ -------- DURABILITY and COMFORT •built in every pair. Take black or tan—Take high or low shoes— Take any size now at ’. . . . . No REPEAL Here! Mother* Ever Darn 'em! “Freeman” $5.00 \ and $6.00 Men’s Shoes Children’s Heavy “Black Cat” Stockings I icavy cotton ribbed and triple knee. They make cheap school wear at this price. All sizes, only— “^S$/l45 •air $ 1 45 ■ 1 JL Men’s “Wolverine” Horsehide Shoes d» QO * | Specially guaranteed to retain softness, rcgardicM of Service—PLUS—Is Here! . Made of kid and calf leather. Styled- in plain or cupped toes. Sized to fit nearly anyone. Priced even below our expectations. Opport unity sale price.............................. Boys’ $4.00 “Great Scott” and “Fargo Four” Shoes High shoes or oxfords. Black or brown. Your choice of these masterly made shoes at only— J ___ ' flMl Upon His Sole! BOYS’ HIGH AND LOW SHOES Godman made these shoes afid he put plenty of wear in them. Solid leather uppers and sturdy composition Soles. All sizes. Now only— - Better “Wolverine” Work and Welt Leathers Much might be said but space permits only our advice that you see them at 52.93 and . .......................................................... CHILD’S 4-BUI ARCTICS, cloth s to io>; at only ! .3) I YOUTHS’ 4-BL CLOTH ARC Sizes 111,4 (T 4 to 2 . I J|| motsture. Black only. All sizes, now................................ Men’s ' 4-Buckle Ar Men’s Regular $3.50 High Shoes For His Majesty "THE AMERICAN BOY” $2^ 1JLOC C*r Men’s Work Shoes Heavy composition soles. Scout or plain toes. Exceptional at . . , . -. . . Men’s BOYS’ 4-fiUi CLOTH ARC Sizes r galore, . .$£ $045 Black* or ull rubber Arctics. Now-- They’re REAL WEAR in Any Language! Boys’ Holland Oxfords' Just a little more style and a lot more wear, you find in every bloomin’ pair. Take black 05 brown in sizes 2’4 to 6, with the best dressed you then can mix. Only— HASTINGS. $1 65 I THE HOUSEC �J HASTEN TO HASTINGS! DEBHOE CO s Helpful n now be bought al owesf IONS1DE SHOE ( ANY upon which any firr build a good reputation. But of more importance to you, is this unexpected opportunity to buy these outstanding qualities right now at the very start of the season, making worthwhile savings for the family. Economy says read on ! AJ, LRTS WEDNESDAY, NOV. Z l SPECIAL N SALE as the DOOR OPENS O A. M. iNESDAY 9:00 A. M. WEDNESDAY 9:00 A. M. WEDNESDAY ,adies’ ss Shoes Children’s .00 and $1.50 IRST STEP SHOES Ladie^’ 75c Rubbers up to $9.00 k.cn'lo.t o f high gradte i.’ Not, all Absolutely first (iiiality of a stan(I'ard nationally k n o w n m a k e. ■All sizes. Go on sale Wednesday at 9:00 A. M. and for one hour only at— button styles.* A ried assortment colors and styles, sorted sizes. On : as the doors ng open only— SAVINGS YOU’LL NEVER FORGET Misses’ nnd Children'a EC All Rubber 4-Buckle «p 1 OO Arctic* I 9:00 A. M. WEDNESDAY Bright finish al) sizes— Men’s $2 Work Shoes Misses* nnd Children's All Rubber Low Zippers Brown'only. All sizes— Solid leather, sturdy uppers, composition sole. Either Scout at j’ I e o r p 1 a i n toe. Go on sale for oil e hour only at 9:00 A. M. Wednesday, owe it to yourself and to your family to come here and see giant savings that mean real dollar-earning to We inaugurated the policy of honest values rind careful foot fitting twenty-five years ago. That policy has stood the test of time. You’ll find these same values here now, at the lowest prices in 20 years. TWO TERMS ARE ENOUGH! ........ J™ TERM ONE—Guaranteed savings on-every purchase. TERM TWO—Every pair backed by IRONSIDE’S IRON CLAD GUARANTEE. rf» afl 1 01/1 ■ 1 , " Women’* Low Shower Booh A remarkable value at only . JE .4> ■ "“w All Rubber Snap Style- Men’. 16-In. "Ball Bind" high S4-00 top*, black retan. Plain toe . . MEN’S ALL RUBBER HIGH $0.95 ZIPPERS........................................ U Misses’ “Simplex Flexies” Women’s Low Zipper Shower Boots Women’s High Cloth Zipper Boots Assorted colors, QKi now only......................... vv1 Oxfords. Straps and High Shoes. Colors, camel and black. SIZES from 2 to 6 . . $1.75 $2.20 $2.65 SIZES from 6«/g to 8 . SIZES from 8%.to 12 . The Very LOWEST PRICES £or Quality Ladies Shoes PURE SILK HOSE Nationally known make. AU new fail colors. Slightly Irregular. Pair oes Men’s and Boys’ High Tops Men’s BOYS’ -LBUi CLOTH ARC Sizes ' £M galore . CHILD’S 4-BU< ARCTICS, cloth 5 to 1Q1; £4 at only . .4) I YOUTHS’ 4-Bl CLOTH ARC Sizes 111., £ a I to 2 . . .3>|l Men’s 4-BuckIe Ar y Rubbers Men’s Heavy Rubbers Men’s heavy dull rubbers QEC . wv High Top Shoe. 14-lnch high top*. Composition soles. Knife pocket on side. Black retan leather upjiers. Very sturdy. Sizes 11 to a big 6. Only palr- Boys’ /‘Wolverine” High Top Shoes More Genuine Value Cannot Be Found! Style—Plus Quality—At a Low Price! Made of shell '"horsehide und waterproof. Sizes 2 to 6's. Now— Ladies’ “Varsity Made” and Ideal Shoe Co.’s Finer Shoes Ladies’ $4.40 “Enna Jetticks and Godman’s “Fash-en-fit” Shoes While this Is a broken lot there Is a A fair run of sizes. If your size, is here Jh 9 B Boys’ white sole A AC rubbers . . .OU you will be amazed al tills shocking saving. Grouixxi in onc great lot. Come take your choice at only . . . Youths' heavy white sole rubbers at only . . Men’s 5-Buckle Red Arches All rubber, $A.l Blacks or alt rubber 1 Men’s 15-in. placed pacs . Men’s 16-Inch High Top Shoes Men’s 16-In. “Lion Brand’’ High Tops Wear that is wear ut a price more than fair. Solid composition soles. A real buy at— Oilgrain leather uppers. Solid leather soles. Regu­ lar $10.00 values, now only— ’ J} _____ New Styles -at the New Low Prices at Positive Savings! Heavy arch typed in oxfords and straps. Colors, tan and - J black. Your unrestricted choice • of the season’d newest. Any £ <Ja> ■ Ladies’ $5.00 and $5.50 Shoes Boys’ Ffeavy SHORT BOOTS Extra heavy. Splendid for bunting or work. Only pair— $1.25 . Ladies’ $4.00 and $3.50 Shoes Think of this! Virginia Lee "Style (j* Correct- and Brown Shoe Co. Oxfords, ah^ ■ straps and all the wanted styles In all sites. Price shattered during this smashing store-wide sale— Men’s. It. wgt. sport boots . ' • f* J _____ Boys’ and Youths’ F$1.75 Heavy Buckle! What Beauty! What a Rare Saving! ICHIGAN HOUSE GOOD SHOES What I* Your Lot? Here’* Ours! Broken Lot of Ladies’ $7.00 and $7.50 Shoes Ladies’ $8.00 Foot Savers and J & K Shoes' Ladies’ $8.00 Shoes "Sherwood Beauty-Arch Line" in brown ox­ fords. straps and pumps. You will know at a glance they are fresh from the style centers; The greatest shoe value offered in fifteen years at this low price of— White the sizes are not- complete, there is a fairly good range of sizes in these snap­ py oxfords and straps. Either black dr brown. We advise you to be hfre early, to be fitted at this bonafide saving— Smart, dressy straps and oxfords and Arch Types. Styled and made by "Fool Savers" and •■Wilbur Coon" The Iasi word in shoe satisfaction. Newest fal styles all go at— ARCTICS Black Cloth, 1-Buckle, Now Only Pair �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER S. 1MI , COATS GROAT. . . SOVTH MAPLE GROVE. 1 NORTHRTST THORNAPFLE. Mr. .and Mra Lester Raymond went to! •’ CmwYmj. >»t«t Last. Week's Letter. , Elmer L. Shaffer 78, n much respect- Last Wee'a Letter1 ' Grand Rapids Friday to see the form- V. OF GRADING ALFALFA There wws • fine crowd pre.-ent at recent of thu neighbor h.wd for,»t Mr. and M„ Traxler and nunc of ers mother who is seriously, ill. Mrs. ft. uUr the community w-rvicv Sunday evening .'«ara dud at hLs home Tuesday morn- Grand Rapids called on Mr and Mrs Campbell remained for a few-days to B»n>». ubw I __ ,__«__ V 4n ™ "1 ** anu Marketing Specialist To Attend when Vane Wotrlng of Woodland yave W- ”r -'uffered a stroke Monday. Davltl a chalk talk, with explanattfy /- p*'vSf/' *’tl\ “*ld I™J’r 01 Maunce Thoml. and M Ruth1I Mrs Laura Carter und Nellie Bedford Meetings To Show Farmers 3““’.• anarxarys yy-ry attended tiw Project club meeting ut Hasting.; Friday. How Buyers Select Hay ‘--Virginia Virginia^ Thump-on !“x, '.cemetery. ‘•"‘‘i?.™;..JI* aVc\,slx hU; «BUSta “«« ’ d C“ ' 1 Au‘ Thompson mid and BemiU Bennta ™ Wilcox He l* leaves six *chllMr. and Mrs. Seymour Jordan and growing Impor-, Rcdebaugh hiked from Hasting* to the ;«<» daughter*-Mr*. Bowel of ’ । Several members of the Home Manhere m time ter Sunday s hoc! BMtle'Creek and Mr«, Green of Cold­ ngcmi nt Class accompanied their lead-1 markets in the, church Sunday. ’ v.iter. four *on« AVilliam and Z« n of CrMc and oiTa'nd Harold m clinch mark bv Hubert Follick of Hastings spent Bittle ----- '------- 1 —!_ —1 I Timr. dxv n:sht with Lloyd D. mend/ ,h >m* . one Mster, Mr* Whitmore Mr. und Mrs John Carter and son j Marian Woodman H working m Lake;s'!!!f’.n' K!l\-• Scott of Grind Rinat. _.T,U' ,J»dle*' Aid met in basement nd Mra. Minnie Johnson were Sunday Woln-dsiL nfti r Thlir’da>- »“h a m«.! attendaAte the shter ’,rV ’^“n* **“ »’th . and will be the annual sale and cldclten.' aid J Carl spent tlie wvk (-nd Vl"n,r‘ T‘M‘ appointed Mrs Mrs ' Mra Glen aSi of OartK'* ttnd Mr A,lrn ^ilvvilic it m.a nun a.pinai. ut ns noWvr CTmmJttre M,. MacUlI1 !ter'» ■ birthday. i"“ Mr aL:dh?Mr SgS* Mr*'OUb^teud/ Mra Hanx i J Ven? Carter accompanied Jones to Grand Rapids Sunday. WILL SHOW METHODS . tended tl Tljurxi iy and JBgh whi Iirarom B; leading “The t: He sim; And h j I ■ r. nA ..... ... -wiwigair vcouncil ___.. v*»nii ..needy ■ and . sick. and Mr.». Otis Morgnti. of; Battle Creek and Mrs. Mildred Wwki. icommittee. Mr'. Otto Wood nnd Mr*J «'• Edward Pcrralt. ‘membership commit- r.".0' ,41. .il.-o of Hattie Cicek spent' the reck end i; t<-C. ! *.™ u chi'ir ot mixed ithe D-e Guuld family. ; Mr*. W. C. Clark received word cl. Mr. ami Mr*. J<»cph Sehnurr and *'• Mr.' and Mr. Nathan Molfltt M Barnutp w.,. «i-rated ”'■• «l*>»th of her brother. J. Shoup, of 'J, 7.2? J /.-.7Z' T,""2 attended 7?: \Ir> 1,1 Si’n< .tun • :V«’tv mid nnd* Mrs. ’ a. C. Marshall visited j °m^ atternnon. Mrs. J<veph Schnurr ent-riamevl het o V . d to Howard 1ami Mra Charles ftth at Grund, Mrs J“*Dh ftshn“* Baimun'-- -n Suncbv. Rapids’ 6unrl.iv. Sunday. jSORday School c!a..< Friday evening. A 1, *' md.iy. ~ I| Rapid Mi. m.d M:. Jahn Wi<slman visited Vande'Gi!*»>n and son Karl of/ tunc was n-p ,tted bv all Hsrrv woodman'. Grand Rapids otrK,,lnmarof,.fT*,lt Sunday jiith Mrs.: ~ 11 .Snml.iy. ’ Lula Gpy and aon Robert. Sc-./r.-il from here, attended the Mr- >»'d Mr... Keith Jarrard nnd’ Don.t forget the Now SxtlM nnd ;.HTch of Fred Gelb of Grand•Rapid./’-V”1' °r North CnMteton sjw-nt Sunday .;t the Ccntr.d whord auditorium mia! the Ji.rrard-KllL'iton home. i program at Plautonl Hill. October 2H Hatiius Sunday aitirmx.n. Mr. and'Ate, Harold Gray of East *•; MV,C M..Mr- E G Smith viiitcd Mr. Ak-yria . |>ent Btindky at Hurve Chee.y -1^I|‘‘,|n“’'x’ ,?ui!,:r:’,al"" ..ml M. N. d Smith at Midland over ’ »>'» . m oJaXvu te Johc' - mi. . Henry Grav and von Willi* of, Lacev Mr. 'ami Mrs. Chiton CAmpbcll Mr. and Mr. H. Woodman and Mr :- nt Siy.day evening at Mrs. Lulu ----- ---------------- anil r cF Mich- and Mi; F S. Thompoon called or. j i ---- ---------------- ----------Mrs. Velma Dnnklebergfr and ran!I u, ..... . . fr.... ..i .. Mr Vi-bm rvuMtli ‘tw»rf^r unit __ ’ ■ ‘ • ,______________________ _______ riMMMu I J Baltic Creek are »pen<|hi« a tewi on Bundi! 'nnd also attended the addre.s at. the I rfaFA with her parents. Mr. imd Mra. j Central .chrail there. . I Huy- O-troih. —; Fiincr.il services ter Jodah Sliotip ot . i BRANCH'DISTRICT. . j P^ttfWd were held Sunday al two p. M. I„> t Wegk'--Letter. at the Witaix church' with burial in । Mr>. Allen Sai;.-, a ntir.e in tho,Yp-!ll!’' Wilwx cemetery. C iuti hesoitel. was home ow r tho| The Ladies'Aid of the Wilcbx chitrch A-.k end Mr. Sage and the .childrenI will have their annual Christmas ba-, u.. • her at Liroinc Saturday ’ t z.».*r und. tried chicken supper Friday I * Mr*. Sarah Norton wife ot Cha*. R. ’Arning. November 18. at the Grange N . ol T.’ i'tr.:.:. died at the hr-m-jlull at Maple Grove Center. Mi V Howard in • •" proceedings . . .~Ncruu THEY ARE TRYING TO ■ :» ii ! th- W)'.< <\ k. .. Ba’nr- .The hwif^trt riven by the L A R . •' 1’ !i rim > • in it • ti .irby «»• a real #ure- ' Saturday night Mr icsnwtcty. Rrv Emtn* Burges* ot But- Ketriipin g.mr a worthwhile talk a* tl- Curt otticiating. Mrs. Norton ter-j ho alwtiy* dor*. A large crowd at-, jmcrljr lived in Maple drove. and grew I tended the meeting in spite'at tiw rain I to wojrtitnliond .wnd her early married land cold. . (life w- .'•iK-nt '.ii Maple Grove. 81 v I Mr. and Mrs. Corwjn nnd son, War-1 'leaves iwi Ribband, two daughter* amt I ten. of Yorkville spent Monday at tiie one 4>n. t>n rramlejii'dren iw-iides oih-i MacDnrmid home. •r rein’.:-.*.- and friend* to mourn iicr! Mr. and Mrs. Welton Brooks enter-' j tamed Mr. ami Mra. John Cristy and underwent at Mr. and Mrs. Bob Miller ot Buttle' .VI . “ ...Ml .tn. .mr; .'a;.' "lull-; land daughter ot Hastings Sunday. | > In. ... ..ii*' Evelyn Moulton entertained reveral Howell <lf Ptrl friends to a IMIlowv'en ■nnig at ipu w«rk iwurty Saturday afternoon. All had a.r Uiyui ttrwcll of Qylmby. '1'0' enjoyable time. . Mr :>M Mr St. time Mr and’Mr* Art Juhncuck spent Ml Franc's Darby at- a Jcw <tey* in Plainwell with their • ..ms lte.il chuwh at Lan- daughter. Mr« Olin Brown and farnilv 1 .i.i-.rc Mr. und Mr Gmrge MvcDuiuId I Ad.mi Mr Ethel W.l- anrt ‘'Ir Mr* of Kalama1.p„d. -.n attended •‘uo '•*il«,t Mr and Mr» MacDonald i Claw at Ha .:m»> Ttiur.-' _ Mr Grover Davenport and daugh■ P^rr. -t BMelman were lrr >»•'’•« and Mr- Eva Dtvmpoct -pent Friday in Pbinurli with Mr. and Mr. Martin DeSmit'. . Mr. and Mrs Applegate nnd duutth- TAX YOUR FOOD! Glendale a* guests of Mrs FUhcr Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pcuncls < ntcrtnhted the following guests, from Kalamazoo ’•Sunday Mr nnd Mr* Harry Pcmiels ... |n. i o'ld daughter. Mr and Mr*. Frank t'r,* ./Shatter. Mrs. Catherine Jones and ft -.•i- R<1'- a”1* Kiciiard Fennels. ’ Mrs. Grant Dickerton. In company Hfu,., V’h c\hr? friend'- wen; In Kalsmnzoo. , . . Thuretf.iv afternoon to *cr Ida Km-.-1 1 J fetch who in the hospital there. 1 ,. Beth Wnush nf Kplamawn spent the ’ a-^-:. week end nt the Waugh home Mr and Mr*.. Dwight Mentor enenter-; ,,*,a|ncd friends jvlth a IfaHowe’en B, - j ' party. Saturday evening. / On TucmJuv evening friend* ;from „ ,Knlnmoroo nnd Cloverdale mid vicin­ ’ j ifv came to rtirprlse Tnifln/Snvrler nnd .; help him celebrate his 18’th birthday.' ' ; . HOPE C ENT ER. Htixi Adtby, the little daughter of nn:l Mr*. Clare Ashby, who hits KILL THIS GOUGE' ? TAX ON FOOD, OR THERE WILL BE OTHERS! Pennock hospital to have her titvil’i i , removed. * . ' 1 entries' Dunning of Delton rtnd Ver­ non Tester of Hostings spent itu* week ■ nd with their.grandparents. Mr. nnd * Mra. Chas McDermott. • , „ • , -m i Al,nf K:i’'’ William* Is visiting her '. “ , m-anddaiwhter. Mrs. Leon Dunning in . , p ?■'?' ’y Delton. •• Mr*. Eva Bush and Mrs. Velma '■.> r . ™ ,,c’Malrrr spent Friday in Kalamazoo. • . ■ . rem.g1!nil.iv -,|Mtnr* at Fred A-bbv'.’were. Mr and Mrs. Erm-’ Armstrong ■ and mother. Milton Warner, of A.ibwr-T hope. m.vroo. Alfred Horn and Mrs Mary De-. Witt Of Beslford and Miss Viola Fren r — . „ ,. Mr. -nr. ano and Mrs. : Anthony WtllinmN and r”2.rTlt Mr .nd M, .»L*. Hii.l Mf- Riusell Kay of Kalamanflahhorhood son rfelted their parents. Mr. and Mr Mrs. H.'iroM Snriurer's In the evening.''Frank Leonard Sunday*. A mock wcddtm* brought n hilarious1 ORANGEVILLE. ! and ,Mr, an<! ^rs Anders Mrs. jsemr. NettiX. oruwn Brown rciurnca returned name home '•'•ivid mar.v lov-ely.and iweful gift. Saturday afternoon from an three three " ' 1 froln SOCTH THORN.1PH.E. r- ,u“‘hT J?'" '’t ?'k. n ‘V. Mrs ttWkv TlsU Wllh relatives at Detroit E4her Jchncock of East Gun lake enand Kalamazoo » Mra. Ciias. Coy, <nre Loraine Shnu-'.. trrtalned with a mrilttng partv where Beatrice and Maude Wickham of Drreturned to her home In Detroit Wed- ■ nesday after spmdlng’'wiU? f ?? 'tro11 5pent Sunday night and Monday her mother. Mrs. Ada Shaw and son1 ^2* Amterc JT*! ",*» n * m W1,h NctUp NeWttrit thl-’ Place. Mylo. naw.and *°n-, J^mes Arutera hou.*r where they will Mr and Mrs John Fwte and JimMr and Mr.s. Rav Farnham enter- i m? ’nXv’u.. Sr * . ’nle EUiolt of PdBiu‘c vUlted «»’*Uined her parents rrom Marlon, !astLneSln?^to«?kaOirfthdhtend^Jhb!lh«'at'thta t’tofc 8l,nda>week. . 11 daJ*h' , T’* Community Club held a HalMr. and Mra. John Moore, who have! M^hAure“*ba‘x1, M ' a d Mni' olcn| •<>«<■‘en party at Maccabec hall Saturresided In Mni. Martha Hoyt's plarel MP' Gtennu Gsdnmt n.‘8ht A l!'xxl crowd w“ P"*"1 this summer, expect to soon return to arvt Mra nTlte to enjoy the evening. , thetr home tn Ohio. /jr. D , . nH<nded Mbs I Sunday- guest*, of MIm Nettle Brown John Mimsn,. of GrpndR*pi<u can- h^e Wd^7vVnlnJ *,rr *nd Baker and cd on Mr. and Mrs. Chas. B. Johnson wt^h .< )'■*'’ rhl,rIlT” "nd Mra Clifford WilkenFrid.y, - J°nnF’n r^LrCLt0„ra’kc " 1c?rTfC2‘on ron^ron .nd children and Garner Brown ________ -t , t • jearning the Garden, rlnb. Tiie vice-. of Knlamasoo. Boo» Ide, «I Uu, ,.l Te„. m., Ji*'’ E D Uwl' A m"de • *“'• vuv kuui oi oi in acre. " 1“” £ 1©™“' -n« men. »r Hex <>«> n in ^U> the m.enUon, are cordially1 Invited. Of making it look like one. I ON REFERENDUM PROPOSAL N?Q Don’t be deceived or confused. Referendum Proposal Number 8 is a FOOD TAX .. . the first food tax ever passed by the Michigan Legislature. Referendum Proposal Number 8 is the most vicious tax conceivable. It is'not a necessary tax. It is not a tax for revenue. This tax will raise the cost of living to thousands of Michigan citizens . . . when the pocketbooks of many are already pinched. If you submit to this outrage, if you submit to a tax on one food, there will be others. You can kill this vicious tax. Vote NO on Ref­ erendum Proposal Number 8, on Tuesday. REFERENDUM PROPOSAL N?8 IS A FOOD TAX KILL IT . . VOTE NO ON NOV. 8 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-11-09.pdf 9e84081c7f61895293ab2253e3ae409b PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER ♦ SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR . AI.1. 12 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER 9, 1932 PAGES 1 to 8 NUMBER 28 Miller, DEMOCRATIC LANDSLIDE SWEEPS NATION GIFTS GRATITt l.LV RE( EIVED. LION'S CLUB'S FINE SERVICE. . Tin- immiiK* ment of Pennock -h<*i[ Tlte Hastings Lions Club dernrrves the1 pitnl greatly appreciates tin- fine do­ ccitun-nilutiun <-t the ciiminunity for! •' the very successful plan they worked i nations of fruit und variables that have been so gt-m rously’ given ■ thi> lout for Hit benefit of th- Welfare hind,1 summcr and fall Thf-rc are mi mupy ■ Th- football contest width they spon< it l> lmpo-*rtb!e to menlion each "one ! sored cam. t.ff iq./announrect tart Fri­ but al) are gratefully «•day alternocn, ft was well attended.' INTENSIVE ORGANIZATION reimrately. EXHIBITS. BETTER iproud to be ;> -nappy ami np interest-1 MORE reived and-put t > good Um-. They will WORK BEING DONE BY QUALITY THAN EVER v\?17h7,7w‘’rvOri..’<^h!oV‘l'’’ A pcmbcrati4.la)Klslhr<- uf proportions that may c-xceed th- it norm-dented Hoover ava- I mg name and tx tted S2u5 winch wifi ‘ f '' lanche’tif 192H is 'apparently iim’ler wav, judging -by th>- rcturils from m-Tittered precinct# of MRS. FOREMAN . H,,, ‘ BEFORE the pivotal .states. At this writing (early Wednesday morning, thifty-.-evvn stat. < show a definite trend, toward Roosevelt, while Hoover has piled up a maiopty in bur live. Among the HOUSE-TO-HOUSE CAN-' ATTENDANCE AT FAIR doubtful state-1 hal appear to have swung to Roosevelt are, Michigan. Ohio. Indiana, Califor­ VASS IN CITY NOV. 15 IS LARGEST IN YEARS nia, New York, Illinois. New Jersey and .Missouri. Predictions ar<: that Roosevelt will poll an RED CROSS ROLL CALLOPENSNOV.il * Chapter Responds to Many Calls For Assistance—Need Will Be Great This Winter work organizing tinannual Red Cross Brucker, Hoover, Carry County, Lose State-:Ttetcham Defeated in District; Parker, Leonard, Clement, Maus Win EATHERS-SONS TO HAVEBANOUET NEXT BROTHERHOOD MEET ING, NOV. 21. IN THEIR HONOR Friday, Ahnlslict* Ikiy, and closing REV. H. HAMILTON AULENThanksgiving Da y.; BACH IS SPEAKER 81 to has tin- task' w’'1' 1,1 luttel *nd Iioim-x to have. cvery- Special Music And Fine Pro­ Ihlhg complete by November 11 gram In Store For.All Who At­ Thv hnurr-to-houxe cunva&s in. this tend- Art Haven, Captain c'llj will Is- on November 15 wh'cn a conceit-d drive tor members will lxTile Brotherhood meeting will lxmade by tlx- vuluntrer solicitors. Thia Monday highl, November 31/ at tjuis un enlerprlre in which every citizen usual place anil hour. Tills will be •hould b>- interested and to which con- Father and Son night ‘ A splendid inbutlon should tx- made if p.wsibh-. treat is in store for all the fathers and On Saturday** members of the* Ameri­ .•on* who may attend The sjx-uker is can D-glon Auxiliary- will Im- at the Rev. IL Hamilton Aulcnbach. rector of hanks to receive memberships. Christ Church. Cranbrwuk, near Bl>>rmlai.a ruHiij • uouuu-jure- foreman । nflelil ui Mins, Hills. .siicniguu. Michigan. Thu. i nu, enurrn church t> Is attended il c-immiiuity meeting in B.in-|<ine that Is la tter known ns thn Booth lii-l<l where she picreriled the Red! Mrnwrin) Episcopal ' church It htu* Car-; work. Other numtx-r.' on the one of the outstanding church build­ program icere reveral musical relt-ctlonx huf* of thia country. From H Rev. •by Mr and Mrs L. F Maus, readings Aulcnbach (arrlc.-, on a splendid work. by Mrs. E. C. Pair of Hlekon- Corners-'H'' has been lieurd by n Jew members and by Mrs. E J. Pratt of £x->tinia. |'d ‘he Htotherimod., who say that he Lunch wu.-- ,m-i ini it Hu- Clow. Sunday ! b- a wonderful speaker, and tiial every ivenuu: Mrs. Foreman'spoke at Co.it s I member of the Brotherhood. well as Grove. Tuesday afti-rirxin .it Carlton ,ll! "tla-rs who can. should attend this Center. Thursday afternoon she. will meeting. li<ldre«x.Uie Freeport Womens' club,' member,of the Brotherhood and Sunday, night will sja-ak ut the win be admitted to tla- supper on in> community service at Woodland [season ticket. Anyone pot a member | VF 111. QJ • 1 y X/' -verwheiniing.siHitinit-nt lor "th* tf niajoiitie- for Hoover and th* iJriickcr Mjlniinii’ti'aliun failed to niuti*rializ«* and, as a lh<! large cities practically insures a Comstock victory fact that >u many split tickets wen* cast, the returns were »Iriw In cnnihiv in At 3:00 o'clock this morning. U-m complete, but Milfictent than onc-tenth*of tin- totj^l vote of the state had been tabulated and return* nummary of result^ in th from the nnufm were scattered. Howdefihltclj President 23 put of 25 precinct indicates 5 gigantic D slide that breaks nil n party man Thomas 95. pointer,ui the'United conceded defeat last • ... .. 9. Conn pr«*)utring a" message of congratulation to the succcrsful candidate, Mr R-jprecincts. Luren Du kin-on 3921 biiv. 3180. ! f * 52953675 NIGESUM DONATED TO WELFARE ASSON. Anders, Mclntyr'e, Erway, Over­ smith And Hunt Win The Sweepstakes LIONS CLUB ENTITLED TO CREDIT FOR BENEFIT GAME B; finer and mare varied than re tix- 4iarrv Oxmiy ’ " hite school iiduy and Hiding h iturday. P. T. A. ORGANIZATIONS COOPERATING SPLENDIDLY .that lyr has ever JUdgi I uneiuimtm The attendance wax in .J»hnKjp|an tJj provj(je Good, Nour- 'yearn and the 3145 ent records by m .i as v< : ishing Meal To School Chil- 'previous Fred Anders. Howard McIntyre, John r:mlit .mt dren Who Need It i Erway, Lorin Orersmith and Duane in the Hunt wire the five winners in order lowing: x.uriw- v-,uw vi,. n„- iuviuuii Holin vii ; named of the agricultural *wee pl-' I Friday, the procM-ds < of which were1 Show at .donated to welfare work In this city. the International L; : Tni» piojrc: n» sixinrofcd by the ____ ____ __ ,____ -w .___ t____ , [Lions Club They are entitled to miich Hartings Manufacturing Oxnpany.fxr credit for th’- fine sum turned ever to the best rural school exhibit wax.won rally won 43 Mai . the Well tre a-ua-iation for relief wurk: by- she Otis .-chord. MIm Marguerite raid 3UO1; Abbott return.'. from one in Hustings. Sloeuni. teacher. Woodland school and [ This u ' !;irt toward th.x large won the first prize for best high school ' ‘ ‘ exhibit. The crops judging conte-t »Continued on page two) lerder :hut the work undertaken by the held : Saturday morning wa» won by I A.w>eiatiuii can be carried on through ]Howard McIntyre, first; l-avertt Coop­ ‘the whiter mbiiths. The As.soclat1on is er. < recond; and Hamer Yeeklfy, third. i The Central P. T A will hold thei.to A-e t©-------------------------it tliat school chi!-’■ ' More than )I(X) people attended (tie ,[attempting ------------- r----------uncling tomorrow. Thursday night, in. •dren from homes that, under preM-nt program given Friday evening in CenUn- Central ficluxd auditorium. An unconditions, require aid. shall have a jrai audiuinum brought out a capdeity UMplIy worth-while prorrum i< assured good, nourishing noon meal at the house. by tlic ;i(!un«^ of Mr, Street, the psy1 high school cafeteria. This is a fine jjr c. A. Paquin of the State Contliiiloglst of Ute Kellogg FVundiltion. philaniiiropy, one which the citurns nervation Department presented a mtSTORY OF GERMAN RAIDERS IMrenu. who will g«. _____ •(of Hastings will be glad to aid in.of moving picture lllnw-of Upper ’fnl _______ informi ARE AN ESSENTIAL PART OF • every way possible. peninsula beauty spot* beginning with TOLD TO ROTARIANS BY :tion as to the hiamiginK-nt of children! OUR MODERN O1VI. : The P. T. A. Associations of this city 31 Ignace at tne eastern end and ex'from one who ha* made a study of J COUNT NIEZYCHOWSKI are cwja-ruting splendidly in this work. .en()lng to th(. Porcupine range, the LIZATION children and one who aks from, the?’ They fully ur.d< r.-tund the urgent need highest moqntatn* in tlx- midwest, oti him nt the Strand 1 For a11 b°ys *'ho are brought to this ,standpom* of a psychologist who.cant . sof this kind qf help and. beginning tbc v P ~ t«-rbeginningAnnfsHci-'Day and 1 banquet there will t>- the uniform ciikig TUP QMIPQ QAUCD .. f. b-wimtary. Then lid DO NOT ASK FAVORS inning for «<f----------25c t-ach W«hhho . that Intonlro oAVtU ‘ ru.-sday, November 15. will put on u came vlCKa llf IMe ie. nil continuing for .■■verulixrfurmanr. • riulrye . ---------------------— -if views of Isle RoVA Roy/vle. fifty miles dationv Hr may xktkc in-dealing vteouic-to-iiousc conn ' ' ■Hie film shows an arti.-.t working In ! “ Brotherhood member has a season n CREW AND OFPASSENGERS AMERICAN PUBLIC (Continued on page six) , children— .— ■n: th,, welfare fund. We are sure : his studio cm the IMl Crav. p>,t.r <«cket and brings a boy to this Father Son banquet, be win will >.««. have i« to pur . T M « . J . .. I the ix’ople of this city will be glad to i«Akiv a ossrsi i asio *ith a tied Crnxs nurse 'pralng 'a-s 'j-uid n ,a’”’ 8o " hu nr"n.t h» Results Would Be Calamitous [h« )p them to'tlw extent of their ability. MANT AnNItNIANo ,..110 3'x- lor■ — (hr Mipix r for hi’: boy ”0UI,t *■» Now An Anwnc.m nipdel. The picture is shown in v.ar1 — If Roads Were Forced Out E-’ O'^dy will t>- glad that the WeiBECOME CITIZENS HERE Citizen—Was Interest. iolts stages of completion until at the K,,eJ‘t:' 11 anyone Is mit a member of • . ' fare Aaxucmtion is taking up this spe. last, the nurrx- apiwars in perxmi and |l|,e Brotherhood the V-hargc will be ;ing Speaker Of Existence CW| work tor their children GmxL . still-About Three Million In makes.the aplwal r“r his own ticket. \n<l 25c tor the appeal for members. It b । Are railroads becomingolx,!.? can!nourishing.food for children h, a prime Count Nw-xyehowski. of Detroit, .very appropriate und ■ interesting aniiiboy he may bring witii him AVUwmwe look forward to a time when .ve wi'.l ■ requisite tor them, both in building up Their Native Country Said the Chapter appreciate* th«- local local Chapter appreciates- Mr very reasonable prices Un re ought to served In the German navy during, th • no loni-er nred th-- services of the iron iund keeping their bodies in normal i Mr. Boyagian * ‘ ' j b«-a fine attendance, nu* Father and war. until he w.c- inti rued in thi Branch’s kindm-ov iSon an outstanding country before America, entered th PRESENTED CAMPAIGN IS­ hauling ■ " ' its •load• over steel• * health und strength, and in putting . Arnv-niati Mr Bnvartan cave Local chairmen throughout the cdiin-J" ,'“ banqtn-t “..u.u.-t will «... be oe an u.to condiUon u du .->«> work “5 •I w)Jj niggle, but who is n«rw a plat: - -■ rll ■ Mr_ event in the lives ol all bo,x>^ .... Some jn-ople hove thought koi It...:, i.. ... an address Sunday evening at the SUES IN CLEAR, CON ­ . Ami-ricnn ci citizenDi-count' “ ' have imagined that aut*.-mwbll<; i h-i f),' 1 lM m Methodist church which was mterestDoris M Hol-■ ■ l’rtvlll'«*'d l“ attend. Schroder; Dowling „ _.u„ ; trucks and buJ.re.'i might ultimately dis-pHgcncles that .will carry on other relief 'Flower- nick-1 ItoKardkn-. <if the elcidinn, men will ..... calls Iiiinhc-l!-, comb; Delton. Mr; VINCING MANNER work; Udi <nu tli clilMren b >o '"V “ ,! “ *'“ft,. sHoiyrn- Coats Is1111 **" lun" ‘' the ■*>>'■ So. fathers Rotary Club Monday nwm. He wu; ■ ’■ iutid .«<>ns. get together Monday night.; second in command of the Gennar me’ who carefully observes .freight trains on the more vilte, Mrs. Nellie C«x>k; Freeport, Mr.-.\'November 21. It is hoped to start the paascngi r liner Kron Pnliz Wilhelm RELATED HOW CHICAGO I supper at »J:45. S|»-cial music, an <-y- plying between Hamburg, and. Nev RANK^ WFRF QAVFD Unl5“r! ,nl Jiu“ ,an ,llc ul!;,c: Onio Knowles: Lacey,-M:s Elizabeth / .............. .Qflm went oAVtu h thinking. h>-.. t-u- uouid n good supper and a fine pr&itam . G»av; Banfit-ld. Mr-. Lillian Lelna.tr; jtra . [The Count narrated incidents that Tninnrt-int Committee Chaifrom the; Hbenrily when they come to your home, tl„.v are alnio<t, wlthout Maple Grove. Mrs. Edith De Bolt; Cres- |'iawait thrae who attend.. I There will be lu-a|» of fun at the seemed to prove tiiat Germany was up: \ inrre won lwa|» ut Important Committee Chairto the diMrtbutmr points where nriexception. American.citla-ns and proud (Continued on page three) 1 banquet with 1 Lloyd it expecting un nutbreqk al the time it[, manships In House Should ,<• applies $an be mad - available for DEMONSTRATION OF 1...j Shafer directing u. ■<-- 'of their citizenship in this country. • il5 the tiHixtniaster. , On Tn Northern St-ites ।consumer?-? How would Jhe transMARI DlPPIWr NDU 11 The speaker located Armenia In the PROPE^OBSER VANCE j‘I “ Fob the next meetlhg tin- Captain, ol .occurred, nltltmigh she wits undoubted-1 Co To Northern States 'portnhon at heavy marhine.s be'pracMARL UluyING NUV. ll;ni,rthern part of Asia Minbr. The OF ARMISTICE DAY XUl*1 £Ar^X\n Austrian crown prince uiut killed while; A crowd of about 700 was present al tteqMe nnd powibte? How could grain' . .. Q „ „ T. ; Armenians have been deprived of any visiting a Slavic city In the south of j rhe ,,,e Central abUllurium Tliuwiay • crops be hauled by truck from the specialist Prom I»l. B. L». io De .government und have been subject to Lerion And Auxilinrv Tn At *Ch“5 Fuul. a. K. Frand»en, Cluu. Gu-- ithat empire, that tragedy was re-cog­ night to hear the jiolitteal address by .grain-producing states to the seaboard?. Ware Farm Juflt East 'other nation* for more than 300 years. Legioni Ana Auxiliary To At- k,n. ti(JM.lL C.H Hinman.daj- nized o.i the signal for serimts trouble ... William J. Smith, the well known Ba:-; What can take the place of tiif rail. At the present time tlie south twvtend Program At High School non Hinekley, Harold Jones. Rusw-n Enulanfi...... Rip nnd- France tried at ih- Creek banker, chairman of th<- road in the transportation of livt-Mock? yl yuimDy thirds of Armenia belong to the ReFriday Morning Kimmel. Ix-on Krebs. Dr Guy Keller, ifir.t to prevent the catastrophe: buf.txiard of the Old MerchantsNational Tlx-hauling of lumber and cement for Michigan State College cooperating public of Turkey and the north one, , J M R M Lumbie. J. E McF.lwuin. J. J :fate was against them, for Austria was'Bank and Trust Company, which Is the'lo’ng distances would lx- unpracticable with Harold J. Faster. County Agr'l. third Is a part of Soviet Russia. At the American U-gi.m Auxiliary | Mead. C. F. Field, Harold Faster. Clar- <determined to avenge the death of the largest bunk between Detroit anti Chi- by truck. One'can see. who thinks these Agent, will demonstrate .the digging of The speaker told of the rise of Turmrethig on Thursday evening Tten<Hince Qrohc. w L Hlnnmn, George •one who was to be her future ruler.iengo. It was quite remarkable that so Things through, that-civilization would marl on the-Ware farm nt Quimby, on keyu how the Turks made' themselves were made for the Armistice Day party (Heath. James Hinckley, Don Kenyon. • The Count had had naval training.;large a crowd was present In View of take a long backward step l( anything, the afternoon of Friday,/November masters of Asia Minor. Arabia, Palea»nd the slum supper on Friday eveK,.rr Tcd Knopr Kc|T . had. sailed for five yean, on a German the fact that there wax also tn this 1 should put the railroads of this country; 11th. / tine. Armenia, then crossed into Eunlng. Noy. 11 at the fx-gipn homf*. All r. r. Loppenthlen, Glenn Marschall, vesM-l before hwtilittes commenced. A idly a democratic meeting in Odd Fel- 'out of commission ■ i GeorgeAmundson. Agricultural En- rope and conquered Poland, southern incmber.i are Invited to attend. Ix-on Manning jshort time befon- that event lie Joined Joavi hall, ateu one of the numbers on. H this premt-e be granted, wlia'. gineernig Specialist, will set up and Russia and practically all of the BalIt was also .voted that the Auxiliary ;. ‘----------- it,__________ _ । thc crew and was second In command the lecture cour.-e In the High sclwol ‘ ought to be the attitude of the public • demonstrate tile use-of the Muxselman kan countries. Their conquest was , hold a public >miner on the )ast -Wcd»! af the great German pa.< - ngrr liner.[room ami an addn-M by Mr. James:toward the railroads, which not only bucket for digging marl. Thyi type ot ?,topped when they were defeated at• ne.-day evening of each tnnnih. begin- • AGAIN JOE HUMMELL the Kron Prmz Wilhelm JJihile thia Schermerhorn at the Methodist church. ’do the.-erviccs but many others that bucket reetnx to be about the only Vienna. At tlx- present time Turkey nlng on Nov. 30. They are aqnounc-1 COLLIDES WITH THE LAW ship was on a regular trip from Ham- j opposing the r<n>eal of Michigan's pro-1 we had- not enumerated, wlpch the thing very »ueces.dul for this work. Il has but a small foothold in Europe ing this early so other organizations’ lung to New York late in July and hibitory laws. Bcsid- s tlmt tin-Ag-HE. railroads are continually rendering and | is operated cm cables by horse or trac-„ nnd less than one-third of the territory i may know about th<- plans. • , whs optiicd for Ithe llr-r lime:.still Ume-still other other services services which which will will grow grow out out j tor tor power power ahd ahd has has a a false false bottom bottom to-it to-it once once controlled contracted In In Asia. A-sla. Given 15 Days In Jail—Will early 1 in August 19iy the wlrek.ss was-exposition H.xix'sltion was ojxlied for he first A- number of the members also. giving officers and crew of the- -liner H that evening. In view of nil this 4t i[of ‘>! the pragftss of the bucket once it out a liner io 1011 this'll progress of human civilization? allqw allq* dumping .of It is j The Sultan of Turkey worked w volunteered to1 aXsist In getting Red [ Eace Another Charge rxs-uf < ,in ... be lb, «en ►that I,.,» it u was quite remarkr.i-ni-’j. lit i. Ibe m* tlntxnt nnv tlUnklna lull information as to the progress ol1 ( I: .-Kirill ought ’to fiatent S.-i to any thinking I OUrvl filled. , scheme by which the made- landlords Cros. memberships when the- matter) Later event* in Eurojw. Before they rcarhed wbte to have such a crowd piesentiperson that' the railroads are an cs-1 The outfit will be set up in a marl qwa big estates, sometimes as large ns wax prcreiitcd by Mrs'. Don Foreman.! tContinued on page five) 'bed Just east of the Quimby church three or four counties. I-and was given . Joe Hummel of Nashville. who has New York, as the,second nr aimmatul. Mr. smith spoke without notes in anj R *1! Cull chairman off-hand, straight-forward ousinee-buxint.--!’ .. ---------« ----------------------------[right on the main highway M-79 be- they and the people living on It were had <quite un coining I'<>f Tin- invitation to attend the Annis-■। nau >u,te “ n experience with wnn coining| ,'1‘ the vcx-cl. tlic s Count w'as fully aw.ir<-1.nu -nanu. .'Haigni-iurwaru ........ ■— ««■> tire Day exercises on Friday at the lnto collision with th.- law. reems nut P' 1*®* war could not lohg lx- delayed. The llke wa>. just^as ust\a!; one wlio'knou.-. who know.-, him ; PARTIES FOR MISS MISS FEI.DPAI'SCH. FELDPAU tween Hastings and Nashville. Al thf^iuBject to their control. The landlord 'n 'PHX'Mt ittnc- Ulis marl bed is under must, however, pay one-tenth of nil . High school.auditorium ha/l>en ar- ’<» benefltted by his encounters;«^<-rs h“d Ir >"f- ’“’"‘‘j!("•’»« cxjwct. for he is that kind of . •' 1■wJmKJS.SSS'm7L." ±-S.oTlr “.“i - . — . . . !o!* . 1 u-it,. wm‘ Malutez ,.r « Qu-. had bee|i rhey •_ over now ............ repted The mcmbcis ure -'asked ’,,fi <* ,lu of .Michigan, - wlrclcsred ti> . them, ... . .. . did । num. The campaign is and not attempt to. strip the liner of .iteiwe will not go inu. the details of the meet at the Legion home at 9:45 A M . Wednesday last h<- decided to go hunt1 nuptial party honoring her sister-in-[ Durin< .furodon the bufket will ! ing livestock and everything else, tb matters discussed by Mr. Smith, ex-, : the Turkish government. Another the Pom and Unit going in a body to '1,l« «»>« drove out toward Otis lake. He beautiful paintings and fixtures; but 5«icopting to say Uiat'he presented the •2bi M M ,^y l MSge F T^^^s “ w us * ‘ri sh°*lng ,u “,l °lK,ratlon- Pr”- scheme worked out by the Turkish they knew it could not get back to; - _,ay - printed G„- -; Hie High school where the program wlir!taw “ 'tiiritey which belonged to Mr. •lamuurjt ucu.rc m»unue» smnw. nc' Lvues of the campaign tn a clear and.' "J. J r . ,„ ck ^wikowDiv ami MrI , ’ AM,r Amundson will mehtlon fiolnl*:i government was to capture Greek, A*.*'Issues of the campaign in a clew and, be held at 10:15. Erway of that neighborhood by the side H^u^b’ “■* “ >««“• S.«’. ELIS1 A't Russian. Armenian and Arab boys. Legion and Auxiliary members are <»“• n>“d- «nd proceeded to'shoot it nl.«« invited to the Armistice Day ob- “nd ‘“ck «he body in the retw end of fill uil the available coal bunker space I wm^Tn sta^’hte v^’on the^tu-i' i Van Houten had low. 1 g(Vcn and qUes.lQns answered re-■ bringing them to Constantinople, forc­ rervance ut the Methodist churqh on hls car H''fMXt proceeded to take nn- with coal, but aho to tire a good part niton that confronted the American' Awutlng the hostess wtih sen-ing । ^rdmg the obtaining of marl front a ing 'tltem to attend Moiianunedan । schools and then to become soldiers. the cabin sprt* and the dining room ' people He retealed one thing tn rechart™ Pwkerrad^D? Sunday evening at 7:15 o'clock, when 01h, r rr“ck u"‘ >aw The »»me laws of were Mrs Charles Parker and Mrs.- pU by gny mcthod. as well ns other parts of the ship forl latton t0 President Hoover and what he "J-•These soldiers were called'the Janasan appropriate program wifi be given. Michigan provide that anyone who of Middleville and [ county Agent Prater uiiy have.saries. -----coal: for they realizedVthat. had done to overcome what threatened , Gerald Swerdfcger Xureh They were highly trained, and That this year may. be an outrtand- hunU ducks (rom a bl,nd must locate storing coal would be v. ry essential. Th-y t „ txa reriou. disaster, and be took the “ n.., i,!^n 1 1 ' s. ,<< (equipment for testing cithcs/nnarv occame the me fiercest nercesi fighters ngnters af or the me letzfnarl or • became Ing one in every way lx the hopqfandttb(* Wlnd no’ tn0I'e 100 f,'ct fr<lm Out ot town guests were Misses.sample*at the meeting. Marl sain: Turkish armies. ambition of each officer and member ,he ihorc Juflt for good measure hurried the coal loading, and sneaked | authority upon himself to do It. Con----. ... and it can be made successful if each Hrnniitei put his 5<M) fret from the out of New York harbor Just before a situation that reauired immediate uc- 2 < 1 \ bnie requirement of toll samples from' overthrow ot the Turkish government. one will cheerfully co-operate.. । shore, and then Officer George Sum­ t , t___________ Incr npjwared on the scene and Joe Is Their first instructions were to meet I the‘tierman armed cruiser Karlsruhe them were substantially as follows: ------------------------------------------------------- languishing in the Jail. Mrv fU/, Vo„ iIri > REAL BARGAINS. ’ g»n to decline It 1* today only a /-» « .. ci I Hummel was brought before .Justice in the night time about two days out I Last June at one time frightened de­ Carry. Mrs Geo. Van Houten, Mrs. M's Vander Leese and Mrs. I The Ironside Shoe Company contmpe shadow of (what !t formertv was | UnC AUCllOn >jQl€ I, Matthews and was given 415.00 fine and from New York—and the Count de­ positors appeared before the great Merrill, ,Osborn o' Grand Rapids. Mrs. George their great special sate this week, u--------------- ~ I■ ■ ------■ —... .—Jj,be costs of fifteen days in Jail Tor tailed how his own big liner slipped downtown banks of the city of Chi-1,Swvrdfegti of Buffalo. N Y.. Mrs. can be seen from their advertisement. I TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF (Continued on page five) ........ [shooting the turkey. He iias not paid cago. which ranked as the strongest in [ChArics Parker and ?. " “ ‘ Gerald. which ought to be read carefully. Right; THE HASTINGS BUILDING GUST WURM EST. ;an(1 M u in Jail. 'Die other charge he the country, outside of New York, and (Swenlfeger of Middleville, _____________ _____ of winter. to| | now; at the beginning AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. Tn order to settle the estate of Gust'must face Is illegal hunting, which one of them is the third largest bunk in ' IXintght. Wednesday. Mrs Gregor x'* —— have |.avn such a n fine flnA s{bck nt links as this of shoe* Please take notice that, pursuant to Wurm there will be an auction sale on' awaits him when hr pays, the j>enalty The stated meeting of the Eastern the United States. These crowds o’ Feldjiauach, Mrs. Roman Feldpausch 'firm-offers open to purchasers at such a resolution of the Board of Director* the premises. 7 miles southwest of Has-1 for killing the turkey. Star chapter will be Tuesday evening. panic-stricken deixvsitors were clamor- IMrs. Gerald Swerdfcger and Mias Am-1 greatly reduced prices is an,opporiunlty of this corporation. I hereby call a spe­ tings on M-43. Col. Couch will cry: ------ ;------ --------------------November 15. After the business .ses­ ln« tor tliclr money ,1 .11 ol lhev bra Fedewa will accompany ____ cial meeting of the stockholder* of the Miss which none should not neglect. this sate, offering stock, looted feed and I AN ARMISTICE PLAY, sion Mrs. Nellie Cross will give a talk bonk., MreUrns thu .nubilon or. hu h to , Hastings Building and Loan Associa­ miscellaneous articles Read full parNext Sunday will be Armistice Sun- on her trip to Europe and there will be own nxxion >nb awl.nm hb wllluw,1U „„n h„ h„,ior ENTERTAINMENT AT BANFIELD. tion. In accordance with Aitlcle No. 4 ttculars elsewhere in this Issue of the «*»>'• Jn the evening there will be put special music furnished by Mrs. Ger­ (Continued on page six) 4.* »--------------Our readers who can gel to Banfield Banner. . jon at the Metluxllst church an Armls- trude Chamberlain. should attend the entertainment given office of aald Corporation in the Steb­ SUPPER AND BAZAAR. At Qu^Je^Ul7hu“h Thun—------------ -»-<■«- -------------i lice Day play, which will be givefi by by the Douglas* Harrison entertainers bins Building. State Street. In the BUSINESS NEWS. 'members of the High school faculty. CAMP FIRE GIRLS SALES. Prcsbyterinn church parlors, date ' duy, November 10. starting at 5 o'clock. in .person at the Ba rifle Id church City of Hartings. County of Barry. Our business news, our advertising The jx-oplc of Hostings are cordially Wednesday and Saturday afternoons changed from Nov. HI to Nov. 30. Plum . untn everybody Is served. The men Thursday, Thursday. tomorrow* night, Nove November State of Michigan, Friday, November columns, Is moot interesting.' They [ invited. There will be no admission them do the; 10. al eight P. M. Admission free, zhould interest all careful, buyers. Our charge. It will be next Sunday eve- and evenings . under National bank. puddings tor sale. Call 2502 for plum wiu Mrvc. Comt anc| 1 - ----------------- ----------------P. M , for U» purpose of High quality Christmas cards. b^ked puddings for Tlianksgivlng.—Adv. 11-23 j0p • Prlce 25c,—Adv. 2 wks. advertising columns - are especially ! nlng. November 13, ut 7:15. , ARMISTICE DANCE. goods. home made candy and bazaar worth your consideration because of;-------------- ---------------------- ; RUMMAGE SAJ.E. . , RUM.MAGE SALE. | Friday night. November 11. Carlton lion.—Chas. B. Port*. goods. the bargain announcements they conEPISCOPAL RUMMAGE SALE, Under National bank. Benefit of Under the auspices of the Eastern [Center Grange hall. Five piece or­ lain. This is true especially this week. At Parish house, one door west of BAZAAR AND CHK Camp Fire Wednesday P. M. and Sat- Star In the dining room of the Masonic chestra from Battle Creek. Good DANCX NOVEMBER 12. ----- .«> .. । church. Nov. 10. 11. 12. Thursday, Fri25c CHICKEN SUPPER. day. Saturday and Saturday evening. At Rutland town hall. Good music. urday. Articles accepted to be rold on Temple, beginning today Nov. 0 until'music and good time. R. Greenfield.— commission. * [Saturday night, November 12—Adv. [Adv. f Saturday, Nov. 12, Fuller Bldg.—Adv. [—Adv. 11-9 Wm. McNutt and Jas. Kidder—Adv.- CAPTURED 40 LY SHIPS IN 200 DAYS HOW SHOULD RAIL­ ROADS BE TREATED? W. J. SMITH GAVE EXCELLENT ADDRESS t AG-HE EXPOSIT ON �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 9. 1912 PAGE TWO - I ' -iff I... i I 7 TAMARAC CORNERS. I DR. WOODBURNE SPOKE . TO YOUNG PEOPLE. [ . I Dr. W<xxlburi]c gave a most interest- 1 ■*---------- -------------------- of Mrs. Beatrice Cotton November 10 ing talk on Sunday evening to the . for an oil day meeting ■ ■; Presbyterian Young People's Society. K. of P. mecung on Monday night, q^o Knowles and family of FrcLloyd Pcterxon being program chairi Nov. 14. • . | port called on Bum Cotton’* Sunday P. (Continued from page one) • man and introducing the si>eaker. The, cikude I ^Uude E. Wood’s condition 1* not *0 M. Far Htate Sei-tor-.0 out of 25 pre- fication of elector, voting on question* attendance was the best yet obtained SECRETARY OF MICHIGAN , fBir=r=b!t. *rabte Mr. and Mr* Corruthm and Stat’a cincts give r-M»rv>> George Inland Leland 3617 and involving Involving direct expenditure << of. public by the society. . SOCIETY SPOKE OF I ■ - i Mrs. Jennie Rowley U again confined Smith of Grand Rapid*. VUited at. John Stafford 3757 money or the Usue ot bond*—A major- ; Dr. Woodburne spoke on /Human | - - -•----- >-•-----’ Burt Smith's Sunday Claud Scnsiba u-uv. . rnr VRS n^epivins Rets" il’y ot <<» 100 for YES. 7 > \ Receiving Sets" and drew a parallel 1' THIS MENACE aho visited there j Loat evening the Pythian Sister* ini- । and 1 Mr.family Proposition No. 8 concerning reten- between the human body and radm. He [ and f^r*. Cleo Sear* and daugh-’ prednet* give Len Feigliner 3403. Char­ | tinted five new members. tkm of the pre~nl restriction, for S»re wnw extraordinary figure^Touch REST, SET AND SLEEP ter. Audra. Spent Friday in Lansing. lie Parker 3969.* Rebekah* will m»<-. m O. A. R . manufacture and sale of olcomargar- to the primary mnaatton ihared tn by I . 1 The — --------Mr. and Mrs. Walker Cotton spent Probate Judge—complete. Stuart C'.e-" me and butter sub»Ututc*-A majority. the lowest organi-uns such as Hie REQUISITES TO RECOVERY li!111 Friday night. Nov. 11. 'Sunday with their parents. Mr and ment 4618. lav C. Howard 4422 o» 450 for YES , earth worm. There are 500.000 pres-1 j w Sage is reported seriously ill Mrs C H. Stratton at Bowen Station. 15 rm.Hr m M«ni upk.-o. ih- •“» i-"*lhe ""n,*n “I. : Burr Cotton' und *oru. Harold and home on W O---r.t-.-r center bi *>r If Ban? eon.., mum or run m»-L Urged Schools-To Conduct Ex- ’ at in* hemr prrrfnct*. L. E. Barra:t unopposed. A girl wa* bom to Mr and Mra. Earl Richanl. ol Grund Rapids »|x-nt Friaminations Among. Pupils * "”l poJ»* M*> ________ _______ i __________________ concerned ta the detest of-Reprcscntai Finkbriner. Haatlngx. HoGte 2. on Not. “W «nd Saturday at Waiyr and Baa tlitive John The speaker told oClearing Helen. Sheriff—complete-. George U-onar<! ■ {lve j 0]in Ketcham tn the Fourth'DisFourth'DlS: Cotton's. ' [3 at Pennock hospilKl . To Know Conditions u.rry rouhty .urnro m**M. W«» >»• 49®t, Wilhsm 3.004. Green> nuuung■ «m:tn„. trtc; Barry turned w In a. m.ma- K.lkr. wl» I. Mr. and Mrs George Bearn attended EpMcopal silver Thursday -P M . , the less than 450 for Mr -Ketcham ,— ------- tea -----------------Tlie Rotarian* recently listened -,----------nickenu 1083. ' niM'vl.f . ---------- : tere two thousand people in Culifomu. dedication service* al the Lutheran ■nr* -.n< rent'! the n-ak»r1tv given him In fihe could oteUher See nor hear ypt *h-1 Mr. Theodore We.-Iesecretary of the Nov IQ Mi* C WWespinter and Mr*. church Sunday morning and were dtnCounty Clerk -. ; .11 L tenth . jo .^K. # simply radiated good cheer from.hbr Michigan Tubercuimw Society, ami an W. N Chidester hostezae*. at former ’ * 1930 and this wa* in-ufiicient to offset '“’’PD' ntm^rea goua cne.er Mwo.m-r.vucnuran Tuoercuioaia socrery. am ner Ruevft at tlie -Adam Ballinger •the vo-e-aiminst . home, cornerGreenandWashington voie-uirainAt mm him tn In tw Com, txTrien-l*r*onali:y Berrien-’PeriOnal,!>' She 3,,e had developed <kv‘typed her [ outstanding authority un ontubereul.vi tubercul.K-., home . Count« Treasurer-24 out ot 25 pre­ -iivt nd Va-Buren VanHurr-1 The defeat defeat of of Mr. Mr ; 'remaining remaining three three sensei: senses; touch, touch, som smell., -11.. He He explained explained that that the the catwe cause of of TH TH — —Adv. Adv. cincts give Will Chase 4!SM Lorenro Ketcham indicates tlie scope ot ; and taste to a phenomenal.degree. j was "not known previmu to im.when Little girl* of twelve year* of age or SOUTHWEST HASTINGS. Maus 4484 Democratic tide that ssent Michigan | -A deteriptlom-of the bat wfcs gjvcn ! Dr. Koch of Germany demonstfated rondcr will'be interested in itw doll <mn­ Ruth Stauffer wh(> ha* been shut In Register of Deed*— 24 u: of 25 pre­ :.. - th_ ......ran rar! Manes of GrataP’nw ol a bat may ** **ak‘d arKh ’hat It was the tuberctile bacillus, test odvertired by Carveth and Stebbins with scarl< L fever W on tlx gain. emeu ghc Earl Boye.- 4K1, Joint Rapids ' llWe rrun ,ni witn aarj’tex with .Michigan wa* otic of the find states to tjn* week —Adv Mr*. Emerson Stauffer i* spending is having’ a clooe — and •••— a- room —— may —be 7-, strung -Chamberlain 2935, tomparauvr unknown ■ in politics . .. and| . . - n’* rranU, U» .......................... SM< « UU»_<•» ADout About twenty t.mfy riasttng* Hbotlmc men M wenw in » sonu; Huie with tier parent?. Mr. and' “ *lr*, '' ,n . .,m a,mum ..Tl«>bu „ , 1 ..... ...................... when in released tn Hie tlie room room wwill fiy for (U»d to require reports concerning it :nmMd }i.,.,tds Monday everting at Ha- Mn- Ha) Lucy, ot Lowell. Amendment No. I concerning modi­ al thi* writing hi** election seem* tarn, .nd omr lunch . »,n«l. ..r. H„„ i Ha I., IMJ whrn Ite c.u..-hi I dlsm ,., w „»n.u hrM . ficaticr. of tlie present llqiibr Jaw.,—A doubtful. Mrs Albert Nash made a biisirn- • . t 2«> majority for NO. trip to Reed CUT Thursday returning ) Eiecuon result* a* tlie Banner goes Tlit- bat is able to do this becau*e U ■ tubercuhvst* utt* diacovewl. tlie death)„irrt MethcxU-'t church ‘ ‘ ’ ’ Amendment No. 2 concerning Iirn.- to pres* tills morning indicate the fol­ has a voice* Till* cry of Hie bi‘t I* in-; rate m Michigan from that diicuw i audible to the human hearing TH<*;year wa.. 110 in each 100.000 in-j 1 ,*M;C1U?’„“ ,2 2 i Saturday. . tattoo <f real and property tax to I'. lowing.' echo of this cry enable* the bat to lo-jhabiianl.- It was known that the dis-' ralUm |.will bv ut he c ur.ey barb* r. Miss , Dorothy - Smith »jicnt Hie week „„ .nd .,.»d ... ... .run. n. ( ... •- Sn, C Ad“ " " ’ '• A ... .r.™b .. ... .,«>■ . majority for YES ! Franklin Delano Roosevelt by a major- •t.'lek with it to th.r* Wnp It ap | . I ’ lwlr r'lil.-mut, *rilUTMfnv t'vvllittc 111 Vmrndmen! No. 3. concerning Ti l*.’ rv that may exceed 4i>0 electoral votes In the cochlea of the human car, parently well; but just what the can * Episcopal Rummage Sale at Parvp <9 ’ i.irthdin pcrti-mmenv'iJI representation tn st ju .. --------- ,.j ..— tounty by .» nu»- there Is a system of rod* a., in a piano ; might be wu* not- known until Dr. horns-, one door west of rhurcii, No’ Butl.-r Sunday calk rs ut Hie home ef Butler house of repnwentaUv«#~A nyijoniy -.:y of loot; There are right thotuiahd of the*e rod*.Koch made hl.* discovery. -During tlu-, vember 10. 11. 12. Thursday, y——• -: Smith went Miss ■ Marie Foote. Mr', and and between twenty-five and thirty 1 2S year*, or until »07, the num- Saturday and.Saturday ewnuig Adv. Mr» Eh Broiwm of Hx-tingt- and Orld Amendment No. 4 concerning horn- ’ " ‘r thousand strings which register every) ta-r ot deaths from Idberctlioids dropped i 11-9. > .read ahd property exemption- A 70u N-nace Garner, Hn>n.M>ii of Grand Rapids --------------- ---------------- ---lleprewnlallie off Fourth Congres­ praible vibration necessary for us to .,.n [>cr ct.nl, in i«92 there were 250.-1 [ Mrs Edgar Mead ot l_in..lna woa a rfajortty for NO. ---------“ sional-District — George FoulkcL hear. We can hear about thirty-two j 000 death* tn the United States that DELIGHTfUL REPORT Sunday guest tn the home, of Mr. and*. • Amendment No.- 5 concerning change vibratiofi* |HT remind at the lowest |wrTC traceable to ttite disease and in ■ (Ketcham carried Barry county by OF BIENNIAL itmeki.-. . in election law mw regarding rcgaruing time nnic of «.» regmaiontv. pitch, and beyond thirty-two thmisand j Michigan over 3.000 In the la»t 35 Or DICriniHL LUIV iwiv •'»* -*.. “cuyu-ii T,'*. *;.;■ ^ ”1,. r fa-wts . vbited vui-. 1 UT OIL IV I. I ML CONVENTION reuiv vtznf ILK I1 lull Walter tttrutlon before voting-. A majority of .ab-jUl 4i.*o majoniyi ubratfons !wr M-cond U is im^wibl. yea„ an6UK.r m-eline .t 47 per ..-nt in a*'re ,b Og.k 100 for YES ' ' .gAute •b*n»tor—Gewue ta-lanrl for Hie hilman car to register. s-jme|tlM. lI(,ilth rate has been effected. But Mrs. Marian Goodyear Gave . MHtareviile sundiv !«.«• nWbiM. ’.| Talk Ta Women'„ l“ oftlie tn.w-cts .can isear vibrations ofjthc speaiwr .udAUwd explained Ou. that .1,.. tin- W opti-l Park- or-.l«, Amendment No. 6 concerning modi­ fication ol 'pafHonhig ;wicr of gm - . er, by majority of about 4(M). tone well beyond the range of the hu-1 !nLMn that prevailed in W10. '-vlteh it I MARTIN CORNERS. bellevrd that lubcrculotu could be| ernor—A majority of IW for YES Judge of Probate—Stuart Clemen:, man receiving M-t. Club On Friday Mrs Julia Brown ot Nashville Sight waa then .sixiken of by the Doc-1stamped cut in the next ten years. wa» , For the. sixth time the Bastings. concerning quuli- by a majority of 196. Amendment No. Prowcuting Attorney—Laurence E. tor. He told the yotmg people that jn<4 warranted. We have found out a) i Women's Club was privileged to hi ar there are three million rod.* and concA|8rl*at deal about tuberculosis in .recent Barnett. Miss Cliarlutlc Barnum ot Ha*thw in the eye. The rod*.register light and ; vriir, For instance. It t* found that,I iMr.* Marian B*tl«»dyrar bring Hie n— Sheriff—George W Leonard, by ma­ the cone* register color ■ The North t)1(.rc -’Infecport of or ha* b>en tuberculosis 1 the biennial meeting of tiic; Orr Flsht-r. jority of 1985. . Star is forty-five light years away ar.d[.tion !nn in hi from tro*’> 80 no tn in no ner cent <•! ot H'-t" ’1 National Federation of Women’s Clubs !>u per.ccnl County Clerk—Theodore^. K. Reid, the eye looking at that star at niclit Sliarlult a,;„;; population. We have f -und that । u> lh(? Jocal FederBUon pay program --------------......________________ _ by majority* of 450 receiving light sent out by that xtunl.33 , — 1.3 • - llt ■ .rr vcut ot .ingn sctMKH which occurred Friday afternoon. .-the Ag-HR i-xpbritlon at ■Hosting*, but . ... —... 'h .’..t - mM>r«mr tb.- r. [have the . infection in IHavp t51,‘ ’ ‘fitecl.cin hi some *ww.! Bh-nniitl rook place this year ir, u fiiu- time*wio, enjoyed l>y nil pn-M-nt 'majority of about 275. AB" the n gtilar meeting .tlu re- H«w serious the infection may b? can-j Jl(rw wU1| u Mote-over at The chicken supper in the Mar.ini Rcchter ot Deeds—Kiri R. Boyes, by m.iindor Of tht-evinini, siu. ^an. tn ainn. tn. determined by th-- :,t» Uwmco.h •; pornniid^d trips to nearby jxfint.* ot church was ucll attended, proewds Ik^jal Iwut and refieshnicnt* wen j;iJ, 1( W1W,-mc>- thought Now Hu --ray lnt< reM at both oiUe.s. Inrtuct. Mrs. m,- something over *28 00 winch w<; majority of mon? than -'.o<K>, -<-rved -Ellsworth Newton. Press corr. |b ft-nt.cl Up,-m to prow th*- extent *>t Hi.-,,,(Wxlv, ,,r ,s t(.pr,rU are always a de- think w.u fin* for the.*, times. ’Die L .* r-,,....* uaviv •inlectnn. Usually It begin.-' wi:ir-.'Hine; .1(.|)((u|combination of convention and a S thank* most heartily ait. the N5D.U SCHOOL 11 ALL v:jMMg.le in 'lie lymph glands, r. a Iv th Uiiv friend* who rontribuhd und telixd to ■ Ha.ttir.gs/Extension Class No. 2 met pie taut C.ntnil District sum.iay (lf the luiisThe-.- elands proHairing tla- bn;.-nteiury year «t ’ ....... ­ at the home <>f Mr* Guy Bauer Tue.*- 5cho<4 e-aiiventian will lx- held nt the t,,vt thcm.<U< • by budding protecting Price i* the oul'taiiding considera Washingtons birth tlu- Ferii-ruClarence Grave* But value* f Uy aft«;HM»n. November 8. for the first tion "of must everyone. ... . . on i.. nutrition. -Mr*. *»tr. E. V J. t Pratt Barryvillr church at 2:00. Sunday No-!w-.ais about the nffected part and u.*- IltlU mogr-.un gave it .prominence, swippuK. the me infection in.ecuon t! Black pjucfc velvet panels nt al either ride side ot ot Quality of Material and Work­ \v.u» ek-c^od chairman and Mr* Hugh veraber 13. Rev Wurtz ol Na.*hvnl .„al!y sheered in stopping Wil! give the main addrc.v*. Rev. .k..w. aMi . ----.>t... i)WU1 -tre ... of. Wr...h'Hie LAS Will 1>- enter taillwl i» manship are considered the most ; Myer* •-ire-chairman’ Mr*. Max Lewis Hitchcock of Assyria will give a chalk But when It get.* beyond them and 6«'!sit|1(. Uage into tin.- lung tissue- _*:«'lf-_ •* -‘(ingtun and fits wile, und Hie drrp cur­ important. When it enmes to buy­ 7*.v. appointed recreation cliaiftiufiitalk and there will be special music. trouble.-xmie matter. About 3 per cent Tlk- height and weight of each mem- ■ Tiw churchc; included in this dur- of high school Kttidcnt.5 who hive tu- ium in the rear was a replica of Mount rt«- FYshrr, Wednesday. Nov. ing a Monument th^t lias to stand One hundred girl ......... --— . ; Vernonvernon.- viw nunwi-u and fifiy । |ber were taken and nearly till were bercutusiJ infecUc.. :* \* :* *_ u,jM.Xil wore colonial coslurni-Ion dt velitjx thc''fh|l.'.j4 thr lest ot time, you mud think of ; normal. [ A cordial invitation l» extended to all. * BarrjviUe. Welcome. Martin Cornera.lihood type of TH, Later there nt*y 1AAmong the highvlighta and InU.nrtMrs. Bauer served tea and wafers Quliubv. and North Castleton. AnyoneL [developed what i.< eaflcd the adult ty|w. MORGAN. that by plaring.au order with us Tilt- next meeting will be at the home interested in Sunday School work l- wm-re'i: b»-!* nut i>l Hu- lymph ni’-dule- ig eplaoik'.s of the convention were Hie : Tli!.. community was Xbockpd nt the <;! Mt- E J. Pratt. 645 Wr.-t drand welcome to come. ’in!„ th.. UM-m-. High school-girl* <>t Mr.-;. Fox» Michiguii'X well known' -udden death of Wm D«-v)n<- Sunday Stice-t on Hie first Tuesday in Dcccm------- ,«a» - . hr infected [Wirliuitlcntarian. louring yen-* Soling; night. 'Die funeral wa* held at tlie' ADMITTED HIS GUILT. -a;:h Hu- tuik rcule bacilli:* ;u- ik- l>>\ money'* worth. Dollar fur Dollar.. Edward Allen, recently arrested for RA . .tre out (){ doftr,. ln„r,. 4tI1j tlb,t and alert, despite'her 86 years; a 1 in­ liome WwInvMtuy afternoon and wa.*ert featuring HiirU-eii goldai hatps largely attended The family have tlie tbr-jw.*M-.*Mon and transportation of al-[n.-|1is them to fight the iHm-.im-. The Cr-V- gave a very tntcrest- cholic liquor, wa* brought before jar,...* of young ladles and the Ihiurs and a violin cello: a .lect'iri’ on Ben .•■vmixithy of this community. Opal Webb spent 'Hiurfdav with Mr of her recent trip to Eu- Judge McPeck on Diursday. He ad-;.|.,.v t»n<\ kn-p undi-rmuii- H.i-i! Jon*on and Shakespeare with the rare and Mrs Frank Green and family amtfall or next spring. of the Commercial mitted hu guilt and was sentenced to j health. Re.-t. projn-r di-i an<! sleep picture exhibited of the iw> iiaintcd attended thr home talent -play at' evident forty-five day* in jail. fa.,. f5M,ntiai t0 4 recovery from tubci- from life; a lecture by a na’I.mal ati-: thority on “Beautifying Xmttyc.i." in Special discount on all orders use of thg -cuhvi* infection.' Mr. and Mrs. D A McClelland n which women were-urged Jo nil* mifor studying placed this fall ..... in a taclTiii ........... wav. <Jn bill- <<ire-d Hie new* that q ten ixhiucI ceasing„ war. she vbihxj Hospital Guild.No. 15 will meet with ’■ ill.- changing of the biennia! daughter wa* born to Mr ami Mrs j Mrs. Waiter Waihicc. Wednesday. Nov nirtaU with Hie pre. I1 Chester Winaiv. of Lansing Noveniteitcn-.*ung way of giving her cx|x.-r!enct' 16th. Bring \xiur fruit for the annual culasis, in order that parents might .. ... .one .... ......... dent cliiyble tor only term; ;;-,s::y many l- "ho will an.urr to the name.of which ah appreciated. know the condition of their children elaborate social nffiitea: '<>. Norma Jean. Mr* Winans will be rc-1. (jffatrs; tinthe visit f« Mrs.’ Frank E. Herney. Secy. and might require them t.» take the nearby Tacoma and its **6<8 ““ ~acre pliiy membered a* Eva McClelland. ’ Mother i rest, and diet required to eure the dU- ground: a trip on o„ Hie Ballard Canal and.baby were doing nicely ut last Panama reixirt. Hastings, Michigan. Phone 2197. exceeded in Wire• only Otuy Inin- the me i-aii^nui Sth, 1032, I Will —•-— in-nxwiion - of ( Mr. and Mrs . J. W. Shaffer ami son. ’ .. . I Canal in Hus country: • lron*ide Bru*. Prop*. mid Mr*. Millie Flory visile,! HIGIIBANK. . ,.r,.at c<-:-man clock nt S- •ttlc^ " ed by my.*ell .Signed. Lizzie M Cairn* Ehrcl Skidmore nt Au i'i-ta 'i*’i>t | which included a visit to rnr of theBurr Whitmore. — Adv. Friday and Saturday with Mr. artd Mr* j rovcmm<-ntS'- airplane 'carrier* at U-o Kir..: : Byron ’ Guy and family. ’ | Bremerton navy yard and to Hie U. S. (corner ot Marshall and Jeficpon. W«dAbout one-lifth ol Iceland u inhiiblttn<-*di»y F. M. November Hi. heir first in. etmg j sound: -an automobile trip'tn Friday i; meet with Mrs c*x! program ami k.nly private garonns gi Seattl.- .so I favorably located on lilllside-.; for is 111 Ik.trolt theLtrikliip landscape effect: ; a. pre--.lew lent Corners. ; nun-i m. • ’ • I of the initial showing of the Gert. ArMr- Anna Howlett received word of I first of this Smi:h anil -on ifi** * film --a Suere.vfu) Calamity . the death of her mother. Mrs. Etta Mr and X k were Nmui iy I announcing of the nam - of Rankin of Battie creek, Tuesday, Mr. [Victor ot B j>;«n-nL*. Mr and [ tlx- United Stat-,-.-’ oldest woman. and Mrs. Howlett went to Battle Creek Kuc*te at th Swiss >B. Saturday and attended the funeral I Mr* Bert Daly. —, I after h - nation-wide .-cure, h--Mr.; Sunday which wx* held at the Hebble ■ n-rvi Beryl *ra*h Nash «>i of Nashvillr- called oniNnh-thc-ite. of Liwton. Oklah»na.| Frank Hawblitz and Lyle Kmncy'Sun- ,t fHn blooded Apache Indian, first timeral hornM1M Dorothy B11U.T went to Detroit ( daji apemoon. . . • crnuin to Clilcr Geronimo, ngi I Mr and Mr* Worth Green and mm1 109 years; these and many more were' Wednesday to spend a tew weeks with Marshall called on I tv latter .* parent* deliglitfully sketched by Mrs. Goodher father. Marc'i* Hammond of Kal-ima.-v. Fresh Ham .-pent Saturday with in* father, Milo branch district Sunday afternrxm Ing through* a stertripUccm. jr>. Mr, and Mrs Beryl Na. h of Naihvlll Hammond. Mr am! Mrs. !<<■;.• Chand­ ler ot Ha»!imt* -were -W«in'-.alay eve­ •Acre wt*k end i;ue-:.< of Fred Reed's miihieii! number., were given hy Myr. Mr and Mi.< Merk Hecker of Ra­ Edna Schulte; a jMipil of Mr*. Dusie ning callers Of the same home, i Mb. Robert Steele’s grandmother tings xjK’nl a few day* last uwk at fti Crip ■ who gay* u piano solo. "March (Came back Saturday^aJIer *j*i ndai; a iix'ttw<4Mr and Mr... Frank 'Hau From the Nuti-rarker Suite" and ii vn-: blit [of Kalamazoo. . Mr d(id I M:.' Emma Cari*n|«r returned tola! Mr an [her hooM* tn-re Saturdjv She urit । Battle m lAc.Uig along u- »v ■ .- Mr. .m<t ■ Mr.i trirtMU Midi she nui four I Baltimore lYjd.iy 19008345 DEMOCRATIC LAND­ SLIDE SWEEPS NATION | LOCAL NEWS ™.;.. WIDESPREAD DISEASE: Tiresfone anti-freeze tmionc One fill Complete Protection Gives ALL WINTER Think 1hm» easy Fircatono Antl-Frcczd niukm winter <lri»ing.Nov»i'rrv.N<nhuiico <5f solution IwiHing off. Yon pel complete prolectiojf. Nett, r-prinp you ran drain llie aolntion, wave it Tor another vlntdr. Do thia—Drive into out nlaihm ami let iih lt-»l your present holulion. If it !• v«eid>,.tt refill with l ir<-*t<inc Anli-l’rce/.c will carry you through thcvvinter-Thelovr price will aurpriac ytfu*. Quest for Values Hastings Monument Works STEAK 10c Fresh Spare Ribs . 25c . 3 Tomato. I’cx Mock Turtle Avparagu*. Celery. Oyster, Noodle— Lrge Mre. ’ f<< 21c. 51.59 do/. 3BZ5c <*<H!RT and JEFFERSON STS. PHONE f&40 HASTINGS SHEAFFER’S Kettle “Intelligence Contest” Corned Beef b^’^SL it. 13c Heinz’s Soups;! ANDRUS SERVICE One Car Will Be Givert Away Free Every Week in Pork Sausage . Butter SENTINEL TYPE Win a Ford V-8 . Lb 9c Pork Roast Beef Roast yirestone Shultz or Freeport .b xZc CHASE & SANBORN'S Q4* COFFEE, lb-O I G Fine and Dandy COFFEE, QE rw 31c value, lbCOG JELLO, 4 Packages OEe* ..... CvC HONEY, 5 lb. PailI C Home Made MINCE MEAT, lb. . .' . . . a7 4 f”.1 QC WE. WILL HAVE A HART CAN­ NED GOODS SALE NEXT WEEK Feldpausch’s "Where Better Foods Cost Less " PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER BRANC H DISTRICT Mr and Mr* Darwin YMmur.d moved tn with Mr and Mt- O: tinned bv Mr. and Mr- moved in Mr.--. Cliark* Hough'* house fur the winter. ' Mr and Mra. Spenor Johii'<ui liafi rbmpany from war Clarksville Sun- were Sunday i of the fudge. | Jacob Rchor and Mr Parker of Has­ father. L. E Mt .... neijfhiwri _______ . .. _ __ . -husked I ting* made te-ifUH-as cull.*" along Hie The inrf Mr* Henry Saddler of Kai.i- tn4 entited their rum U*t'wct|f which line Wedni-Sday. we:e railing on fnend*' at thi* they appreciate very mueh , -Mr*. Chari*-* Ik u <>! - Ns*hviil< and Mr and Mr- Hi ber Foster and fam- k’.r* Lou Hchney of Fret-port were _______ ___________ _______________________ th- visited ______ friendj ________ tn Kalanuuud r__ __________ Sun..wllm ­ nt the fiome of Un. Currie E-; (from Friday until Sunday with their day . z~-'Gerliiiger ami Mrs. H. Wlnkl<r. und j daughter MrK. H. McCloud and fam-! Our tfjeher. Mi <- Lorraine Jugk- war ; uUh the Misses Kate and Rose Eckardt I I.V *.bt ryt.-f?.* n. 111 Iwe I. Wt-dtll'Srilb V Uy at .Otsego married t<? John Walt— ... he: ------- Wydm-xiay I Mr -and Mt* McBeth of Crooked [ in Hasting* Saturday evening ConMis-* Lucille Gcrlingcr of South; liaki- cui'uxl or.-friends st this 'place ’ itnrtuUltor.* ■ . . Sunfield culled on her grandmother.*' punday afternoon. -f—Mr. und Mr*. Vincent‘Norton were Mr*. Carrie L Gerlingcr. Thursday lv< I Mr. Bryan.* Mr.*. Belle Miner and; in Battle Creek Sunday .-the gm-rt* of nlng. I Nonna Brown came Sunday for Mrs i Hieir daughter and wn.-in-law, Mr. Rev. J Riebcl war. in Detroit -cvrr.ti .'Nettle Brown who accompanied them and Mr*. Lee Misenar. days the pait week visiting his chil­ to Mohaaaiq where site will remain) Owing to revival meetings at the S dren * iter the winter. jchurch, prayer meeting has been post; Mr add Mrs Walter Cooke visited | ■ Mb* Maxine* Foote spent from Wed-iponed ter the present. friends in Grand Rapid* Sunday , nesday until Saturday evening with her ) Vivian Marshall, who has been III u Mr. and Mrs. Clark and baby from' ;aur.t Mrs W o Pierce at Plainwell, 'better, but will have her tonsils re­ Carlton. Mr and Mrs Karl Eckardt James Herminette and family spent. moved before reluming to school .ind Bruce and Joyce and Mite Ricks Sunday with hi* parent*. Mr and Mrs ■’ ----< Eckardt were Sunday guests with- Mr*. , Abe .. Herminette light, pneumatic-tired. .: near Prairieville. **•*•1 Anna Eckardt and Mr and Mr*. Ray ---------------r-»-«--------------j powered. 40-pa**enger. stainless-ateel •steel Scheel. " Arthur E- Morgan, president of An- railway car i* near completion in itioch College. Yellow spring*. Ohio, is i Philadelphia. "Shot welding.** a new During 1931. 14 detachments ot two Iperbap* the only college president im procei*. is tued in its construction Top airplane* each nude 110.000 air‘pic-j the United State* without a formal iipted i* expected to be more than a turcs ol Canada and the Narttiwetti .college education. nule a minute. territories. Every one making a purchase of 25c or' more of SHEAFFER’S PROD­ UCTS shown in our window or store has an equal opportunity to win. Come in and ask us for full details. Winners Announced 1 his is the chance of a lifetime. Do not let it pass by without trying. You Can Win! - No Obligation! Involved LyBARKER’S "H'herc Immediate Altcnlioit and Courtesy arc shown to all * Phone 2115 Hastings* Michigan We Deliver �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER ♦, 1»32 CTKANE) ITCATCF H ASTINGS. MICHIGAN ... TELEPHONES; 2244 - 2557 ■— SUNDAY & MONDAY Nov. 13-14 GREAT AMERICAN PICTURE OF TODAY You'll You'll t; $1 v 0 X »' $ 0 X X X X At the Theatre 1 '■ .Nov. 21-35—"A Successful Calamity." j with George AHUs. Dec 9-10—Zane Grey’s "The Golden West." with George O’Brien , Dec. 14-15— "Okay America." with all-sur cast. BUSTON HAS VARIED CAREER Few sc-totai have had. more varied and picturesque carters than Waite: . ANEE QF THE WEEK ' Huston, who acts the feature rote in Wcdnwday.Thumby-'The' Girl -American Madness A genuine old- From Golgary." witirFIfl DOcsay time trouper. hiv life is full of amusing. Friday-Saturday— "Tlie Thirteenthand entertaining highlights The ouest," a mystery thriller with Ginger ruggedness and simplicity he displays Rogers and all-star cast in his latest picture are characteristic 1 —----------- a o-»-------- -- RED CROSS ROLL GALLOPEMV.il X I Baton is a Canadian by bi: 0 b of Irish and Scotch parent-*,.. — father -was a contractor and yount j X Huston studied to be an engineer At 0 tlw age of rt. however, thr acting Idea X became too strtxig. ’-After u period with i 0 a Toronto stuck Company h«- ran away. (Continued from page one) X riding the brakr-beams lo New York . ■ ■—i 0 After half starving for a time in NeW|gey*. Mrs. Lee Reynold*; Middleville, x .York. he finally landed a three-line:Fred Htokw; Woodland, Mix J V HUX |mrt with Riejterd Mnnsfk-IdX company berl; Quimby, Mra Harry S;»;n:ibte; 0 He promptly bungled hh Hnea and wa- clovr-rdaU . Mr.* Harold England. fired He peTM-vered in acting until Prairieville. Mr- W F Smith; Milo, 0 1905. ulwn hr gave yp the atage and Mb* Nina Fenner; Yankee Spring*. X returned to Toronto to follow engineer- Mr> itesi ie MeKibbin; Shultz. Mi-..' X inx. Meanwhile he had been married Barbara Chamberlain. BOYS' HEAVY PAJAMAS Dress Pants Felt Slippers FOR MEN FOR WOMEN J 98c Pr- 98c Boys' Slip-Over SWEATERS Pair for ^8C "BIG MAC" Ladies’ Chardonized Work Shirt HOSE X however.-and after four yrir* he re- responsibilities ot tlw Amt-neon Red v turned, organised tin: vaudeville team Crass in the Iqst year and the knftwlFOR MEN NEW SHADES X of "Whippte .and Huston " He re- edge that the organisation l. facing iteiiiiiitu-ii id vaudeviHe for 12 year- Hs busiest winter kiiire World war duye.' J break" came in a ixt-ullar way, Real-;local leaders are taking an unusually X izing that when lw- was gvttlrfg no- : active part in the appruachim: mein0 where where in in vaudeville, vaudeville, lie he conreivrct coiveivrd th-th--1\ l>-r*hlp ix-rshlp camitelgn camiMlgn. Idea ot doing an especially claborit*Ho»- .-haU 500.000 bales of Farm BOYS' NOVELTY LADIES' 8 Board cotton be roiiverted Into clo’.hS ii- needed II 100 i week to make ft mg for thi- unemployed and r X pay. -Just us tliat thin- the Shubert.*, an urgent question confronting lb-,FOR MEN Neto Knitted Styles »' were making their fruftleM attempt at American Red Cross when Cungrru '» "vnud" and they oth-rt-d iiun 20 aivks'voted thr raw cotton for thut purpo-u0 at 11.750 a week. He t<K>k it. only l6 be to tHc Red Cross in midsummer. 2,fo' banned lut« f by the Keith jiropte. > Congress also had ■ laid 05.000.000 C Hr wn.s very hard up when he hap-1 btidteLv of Farm Board wlieat upon tlie X pmed to.s- e a play that u trl- pd uu-. t > Red Crass doorstep, beginning last X produce Hi- read it and felt‘that In-, March. aruL-the gnat rebel organize-, 0 could phiy Ute title n>te. It was "Mr. tion ha, conquered the task Of putting X Pitt" He got the rote and was a. fioyr and bread from thr. wheat ini' X star oveinight. "The Fountaii):" "Kon-ithe homes of 3.500,000 of-the nattun'si Mr. aid Mrs. Max Bradley of Halite X'go," Tlie Barker," "Elmer the .needy families Tin- wheat dbtnbu- 1-Creek and Mr and Mrs Keith Babcock X Great." The Commodore Marries" and non txmtinur* and it is estimated that and son Gordon of Bedlord, ''...-.rd "X TS-slrr Under tlir Elms" followed tjtte fr>\ flour will not be exhausted;; Sunday with Mr. and Mrs'. Clifton X Then, motion pictures claimed him Until the late spring ot 1933. . I Becker. X Following "Gentlemen of the Press.” Cotton presented a complex problem. ‘ and - Mrs Eble. X Iw- wa- made a star doing such notable but the Red Crmw swung a large .-'.ail —Mrs- Janet PrttrhgUl X pictures u . • The Bad Man." "Abraham of workers into the job. and by October Sothnrd vi-.m <1 Mre All..- Kell. of COR. STATE and JEFFERSON HASTINGS, MICH. Lincoln. The Ctumnal Code.The 1 find distributed* ftiore than 30.000,'>oo Buhncll i.hutsdaj , BERNARD R. REED, Prop. X Wet P.trade” and others. He recently yards of cotton cloth to more than half! Mr. and Mr Glen’ Co'eman and 0 has don.- A IV-u.m' Divided" and “Th. of the chapters or counties of the I.a- Lcoua of Battle Cre- k si tied Mrs X Itea.’t >f the City " American Mud- tl<Ar. Thousands of women Vtdtintcered । Lucy Coleman. Saturday and Sunday 0 Hiss" hi- new Columbia feature to make the cloth into ganm-nta for Mr. and Mr William RclianrenX A.V for versatility. Huston can name, school children, for men and for w<?m- baker am!Lc<>. Mr und Mr*. William X a wide variety of Voles which he hasten Dresses, underwear, mgn’s Ohlrt-i. * Mornwin. Mr and Mr* Walt Pamsh Greater Than A’ ,Motion Picture *' played. Including such diverse charac- boys' suits ail came flying from '.lie daugji!- :. all of Battle Creek visitx t*T* as Abraham Lincoln, a dumb ball-re-wing maclunes. ;,(| Mr. and Mr. Clifton Becker, SunX player, a Russian iv-ncfal. a Mexican Without the work of the women who ,y >. .with X bandit and a intllionaire racketeer of volunteered as Rcamstm-.** ■ and- the , 1Jon t the Fi*lM-r P T A thi. Pat O'BrignrT’Kay^bnsdh'T-Constance Cummings X big busim-ss. "Versatility In an actor." , thousands of men and women »h • q-hursd >y < v. r.mg A good program te X - ayj Huston. ‘ te not d<-ix-ndrnt on how helped give flour, clothing-and other u; rf-' . . .. invited. X la- can make up and change hta voice, direct relief in the name of, the Attend ‘ ■ ■ Production • ’, 0 but in how many directions be can;Cross, there- usefur aid* to tM-uncm-i ‘ - . Artdlumbii. Picture ’ X think ' For his role in ‘ American . ployed would not have been lundled x>' 0 Madnr... ol the farre-cing bank pre*t-; promptly, nor re-uchn! re> many p-oplc. “ .... quite .sick Is no X dent wIiom? faith in person.* oases a Red Ci re* official • say. Wul 0 rtyi on the’ bank but who vindicates In the administration of the wheat; •x tU-r. v*. himself in the end. Huston probably! and Cotton, the Red Cross will expend ‘ - Mr. and Mr*. George Dixon and Mrs X plays the real Walte r Huston mote! an estimated 8450.000 Fund* from theGiflord were fin GrundRapid. Satur0 than anything he luv. ev-r done Next R»d Cr<«* treasury will be ure d Every day X to Abraham Uncoln. he consider;, it Red Crow membership in tlu- annual. Mr. and Mrs. Bruton DeCockcr wrre 0 h>s be'.t film role. iroll call from 'Armistice Day to; in Kalamnroo’nteoday and v isited Mr ' The <-a.-t of "American Madne;-." in- Thanksgiving Day will .belp toward I and Mr C’gB. Furgeson. cltutes Pat O'Brien, Kay Johnson. Con-. meeting the.se enst.*. • MV> Will Page Ims been un the sick ftanec Cummings and Gavin Gord-an.; Chairman John Barton Payne ha-.! list 4 lu- past Meek U better. WE USE ONLY the BEST GRADES OF FRUITS, Frank “Capra, net’ director, handled Um* | characterized the-rrilef emergency fac-! Callers at Will Page** Sunday were.' prixlucllon. ing the Red Cn»*s this winter a* tlie Mr and Mis Jak<- lilger. Mr. and Mrs. SYRUPS AND CHOCOLATE AT OUR FOUNTAIN . . .. •• <■ Jgreatcat It has hail lo meet since the'George. Myers imd Oretar Page, all of "HIGH FLYIN: HOOT. I World war. and-lias appealed for the Hastings, and Mf. and Mrs. Bruton De­ Hoot Gibran, star of "A Man ’ s 'support of every citizen. |< CHARLES FARRELL land," Is an aviator hinrxlf. with a The Rid Cross Ls tin- recognized rcJOAN BENNETT full transport license, and files two of ] hef agency throughout the nation. It hw own pLinr- When the new auto-1 is chartered by rongn v, headed by the i RALPH BELLAMY gyro plane wax being demonstrated af | President ot the United State*, and ac-• Burbank, the pilot in.si.-ted on showing | corded the co-operation qf the federal Hop! and n large substantlii! friend.!government. In the unemployment; who weighed three hundred pounds.icrisis it has borne a great relief re-! how the auto-xyro. woMd fall vmi-Ixponsibllity It* vtriuntccrs have been’ rally iunstinting in devotion to the task of; He stalled It with the total load over : collecting und distributing supplies,' six . huhdred .pounds. Somethin.-::and tn production of finished goods; cracked when they-hit the ground, but from materials. Hundreds ot thou- ■ THE SHOWDOWN ON to Hoot's amazement, tin- undercar-1 -and* of gardens have been planted', riagc was all right ort the heavy man's from Red Cross seed. In 2.200 com-, THE GUY WHO GIVES side and comph-t.ly washed out on the I munities Red Cross Chapters have! YOUTHELOW-DOW N! Hqpt Gibran aide! ' participated In unemployment relief i Hoot can still get enough thrills with ; work. ki. i—.. which u_ To unemployment have been added his own monoplanes he handles Peep throli the keyhole of the like the expert pilot that lie is and 95 disasters calling for Red Cross os- • -world’s most famous keyhole unlit the auto-gyro offers- something stetance in the period . of one year. I peeper. Eavesdrop on Ills h>»r new in the way of thrills und excite­ Draught in the mtthwest. tornadoes in ment, Hoot. like Lindbergh and Elinor the southeast, floods in the central life! Trail him through the night Smith and other pioneer pilot*, will be south and a vaHtty of other catasrluln and hroadta-llnr stations. sntLsped to speed along at 150 or 200 trophies have entailed mighty burden* 1 miles per hour j on the organization.* Our debt of grati- i •*!n A Man's Lana" Hoot flics no tude Is great Our present and pros*! planes but ilwre are thrills galore for pective dependence is impressive. young and old. Everyone who Is able to take out mem­ bership, as a good citizen and a pa­ 'WILD GIRL." ’ . triot. should do so While "location trip*" tn movie mak­ You can helpfiiy JOINING TJIE RED ing usually imply plenty ot extpi work ,CROSS. and worries for the director and his Thresher drive belt. Dodge sedan. staff, they are hailed with Joy by the OBITUARY, Deering binder, 7-ft. cut. players. william N DeVirie was born at Bay team, wt. 2400, about 12 yrs. old. As a consequence. Charles Farrell. Marshall. Calhoun Co. Michigan. Aug• McCormick mower. Joan Bennett. Ralph Bellamy and the ust 31. 1M4. HU father cited when he Black horse. John Deere manure spreader. other principals of Fox Films’ "Wild was ihree years old. At ten years ol Red and white cow, giving milk. Girl" managed to combine a good deal age he came with his mother to the Dunham cultivator, new. of pleasure with their business when present homestead and claimed the Jersey heifer, pasture bred. Hayes-Dayton hay loader. Hay rake. the production got under way—for wilderness for his home. He was mar­ Young spotted cow, giving milk. Hay tedder. Superior grain drill. nearly ail of the picture was mined in ried to Miss Anna Palmatler. Deo. 31. one of tlie finest scenic spots ilk the IBM His mother died in 1879 46 mixed ewes. row.ll and 1000 ou*r> Land roller Weird plow. $pike drag. West. Sequoia National Park. Situated Four children were born to them. Shropshire buck. Three-section spring drag. high up in tl>e California Sierras Ralph living on Hie ’home farm. among groves of giant trees and with Single cultivator. Heavy Bob Sleighs.^ vistas of snow-capped peaks close. at Nellie of Chesaning and Maude of Gale riding cultivator. Portland cutter. hand, tlie trip was equal to a splendid Nashville. .He leaven four grandchil­ 550-bu. oats. 16 tons mixed hay. HE'S A HMD! dren and one great grandchild. He 0 cemed. 15 acres corn in shock. Joined the church at Barryville 41 X Incidentally, it happened to be the years ago, helping in all the interests 24 tons timothy hay. X first "location" Miss Bennett had ex- of the church. He has been identified Double harness. X pcrtenced in Iter screen career, and was with the interests ot his home township X Farrella first since he made "The Red for years. He was one of the twd re­ One-half interest in cider mill. Row boat. 0 Dance" four years ago. maining cliarter members of the Nash­ _• Full set blacksmith tools. 50 cords wood. One-half interest in 6-roll Appletoq corn x Raoul Walsh directed "Wild Girl." ville Knights of Pythias. Kettle and jacket.* Quantity lumber. X Taken from Paul Armstrong's dramahusker. He departed this life on Oct. 31. 1032 x Uzatlon of "Bakxny Jane's KUs" by having lived eighty-eight ....... years ,_ __ ___ 2 log chains. 20 crates. and two One-half interest in Advance traction X Bret Harte, and with a aupportlng cast | months, a long and useful life, end has Clipper fanning milL Many small tools. engine. 0 headed by Eugene Palette. Irving gone to . .his . .home above . X Pichel, Minna Gombell. Sarah Padden. DURFEE ITEMS. 0 Willard ’ Rnbc-rston and Morgan WalA large assembly partook of a boun­ 1 X - lace, the film presente a vivid romance X of the gold-rush days. tiful dinner at Ladies’ Aid al Mr. and Mrs. Bert Fancher's Wednesday. After the business meeting a very nice pro­ sniuImc gram was rendered "Proceeds 86 30. A hundred and four were present Nov. 20-21—"Washington Merry-GoCOMEDY vRnund.” with Lee Tracy and Constance Friday evening at the P. T A. al Dur­ fee school. Hon. Len Feijhhcr si»kc I Cummings. MOTHER-IN-LAW’S DAY’ Three cheers for Duane Hunt, who November—"Cabin in the Cotton." won a trip to Chicago'in the Ag-HE ‘with Richard Barthelmess. ADDED ,/K exhibition Friday. • THE CRADLE OF GREED^^x^tX Thanksgiving—"Rackety-Rax.” with Victor McLagien and all-star cast. Ten years ago there were more horses tn the United States than au­ 'with Warner Baxter. tomobiles. V/,Wr'X4^ 2 for 98c ■2 98c 4Pr- 98c Shirts ** Drawers Cord-Knickers 98c 9Oc DRESSES 98 c Reed’s Drug Store SOD,A FOUNTAIN SERVICE Try Our Big, Rich, Chocolate ^odas and Sundaes—Only I Oc WALTER HUSTON Double Rich Malted Milk—15c A FRANK CAPRA Full Line of Bottled Goods Large Bottle Lime Rickey—■ 20c Each—3 for 50c COUPON - TUESDAY - NI^E Big Assortment of Cordials and Flavors Ovl AUCTION SALE! WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY In order to settle the estate of Gust Wucih there will be an auction sale on the farm, about 7 miles southwest of Hastings, on M-43, on MONDAY, NOV. 14 Commencing one o’clock sharp and sell the following STOCK FEED MISCELLANEOUS TOOLS r FRIDAYi& SATURDAY fc>rciBS<>N man s LAND f v. TERMS—CASH Coming Attractions Elmer Bush, Administrator COL. W. H. COUCH, Auct. GEO. CLOUSE, Clark �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1B» PAGE POUR The Hastings Banner,*™* 15 ,o pub!lca “ rety ,hazi- a bus me nasnngs oannerllrMrfllln< crowded m yiews atlj Opinions; »”tr w.dH.,4.,. charge of but one driver te difficult to »• Hsadsis. Mlrtlgaa. understand. Tills incident illustrate*! (k»0. ■ «»« .hot I“» “ ""e-W ---------------------------------- railroads In their competition W*th ezytHTT SEVENTH TEAR .busses. Q/iv Wlldt \JlH£TS duj (■■u.nur-.:.......... - --I BUSINESS IS A LOTTERY. ; The Government Is agin' lotteries.■ ■ ; but it won't Interfere if we bulid a facA GOOD START. ' l«.l h.™ In B«rr ~un»- -111 lw D»"'d » ’» • ,w‘>'■ (or 1WJ. ThU rrdintlon Wil iw-n homo. -.hr .»r«, poche. booh (h.n „ « iuX • rrBueUon ol Is prr erm In cw r»i । , i,^. of running the state government. Real any coal to get iipmSB; buying coalI ’.s «... economy begins at home and the board.is a lottery." After w«- buy Flop Corn­ er supervisofii and the various divisions ,non al 280-and follow: it dow-n to. 2JL m w» mnmr «,«, I in'lX SI This and That Political Campaigns. Sanio the World Over. Hyde Park Comer. A Joke That Failed— to =Register. ------------------------ Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday 10«a Batum JI L$9 • Rip 1 . TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. Mrs. Howard Mosier of Milwaukee. (>» ..mr UW lorM «,r We han had A. L umlhUrei Ml ZruU, te Kai.a limited opportunity to observe a fewimaioo where she win spend a few days of tlx? European nations In action dur-1 before n-turnlng iuaw. 'an Ing elections and the comparison with; M**; an<*,.Mr’ f"re11 — Wicklln ---------- > Simitar campaign in Uta country on ,uT,lr D M nek at oil favorable to America. jn .Stuart and Mr* J. M Langston on, elch instance maximum emphasis ?^**d*>’ enrou,e to thHr hon,r ,n De’, seems to be placed on showmanship, .. „ . and a minimum on a clear-headed di»- i Mr* ,fl5ucf Ht*y‘tan and three chllctuaton of the real issues involved No ha5!na* came Friday to help matter how Calmly or *anely a campaign «lrt»rate the Mth birthday of her1 to have made a commendable start. I lottery tor me." uu«a vrivwist ---i"7rs ’ I !starts, it u .. almost certain to ruu end >n in a;;«. toandmother. Mr*.' Kniiy C. McElheny. -smething. of lottery- in burst of •■team spirit” and unthinking! V' , „ ' । Tlicre i* sdn SOME IMPRO\’EMENT NOTED LaieungnshlpAt.. r. fervor that \U: _____________ sales building.* _ But umi ut Is muiuat similar n. In tiiuiucvcr character w | ’ — ■ ----- ----- :— — • Perhaps the campaign which cnd«kl ■ try we must Orw* blotter doesn't make n' college cheering section yelling for*R, r 01 Freeport and Mrs. Jones of this e“y ucrc 8«e*ls of Mrs. Van Schoten Tuesdav did become a trifle heated •* sales boom, one booklet doesn't .--hate its varsity . ... , 1X1 Friday. * ■" -> “• Tn ».. ■ Mrs j R' c•I-*?'*'' in Jugoslavia political campaWns be-., unaBVreturned, from -hrw. Ponits !>«•.It a.is a mild affair compiired : year by year. The cume so violent that the stability ol j ’!’Ch - n r J.n ’ with the whirlwinds "Of bitter calumny j real lottery in business life'is risking the country was threatened and King Mrs F D Drouilthat used to sweep the country dunng capital on jilenre.—Birmingham Ee­ Alexander was forced lo disband |x>,ni1 M . n„u,„ ' • । ... . Mr ttn<1 Mrs L<-o Jloblnson. Miss - - ’ - election ■years, or any; .; centric. ’presidential ^■'Steinm.in. Mis* Rutli Carmichael und; Xi S tta rountS• .S^fM Gftd.nieev.. of Grand Rapid-, other election years for that matter, j LET EM HOLLER. .iiuajj Turn back...to newspaper and magazine 1 That priceless feeling of comfort! . .... — ; .|iat quotation back there files of u few decades past and you will.jn the sixth or seventh grade? Her find such . adjectives .is cowardly, voice was soft and loy, an excellent Mr and Mrs. Frank Hilm* left on Here arc trousers that arc stylish—and treacherous. teperotu, infamous, liar. • in a woman Modern psycholo-i that savored of party propaganda w.». (jay j„T' nu.jr new home in Loa fartable, too. i1 wretch. scoundrel, cheat, etc., ixu'-d without re. lg .,. e thi , t it\, 7 somewhat ’ tragic in a scoundrel, cheat, etc., uM.-d without rethat lt u somewhat tragic In a blnns Wans and the nn.re eonM-rvative conservative cleel.- ■ ,\‘Jr ..J' . A. . . .. They are carefully tailored, of course, on the jstratnt. Even the putrid religious fs-jboy. Ij-ychqlogisu claim that boy., sues storied by the.newspapers of Wil- should get right out and whoop and -long leisurely-lines, so popufar today. ll.ra Kanuotpii K.raMph Hunt ------nam wears: durlnt curing Al a: ; , ..... .. rnttu-r iu-atj-rl rAHiruklm wa was ermh . . . < , ■ compated. ;(scientist* aj-scrtln that when aMnd ls»ylloJIs; A, ra.lw. heated canipMgn con g !nl.ha eampu^n werc mild ktfCrd to • ho!d hu whoojn but a half dozen or so oilier minoitt .* I twfnty yfara vruv *iv>nAV 1 Our Dutchers Trousers, look well and they ■ eluded yesterda; I. s afi.ovcr now bu. Wlth -whispering" campaigns of other k-rs that a d'angetous condition may groups comifflcated the L«ue. Each ; Iears AGO TODAl. . lulled yesterday. assure that pricckss feeling of solid comfort, tabulating'tlie ’ ;<>. During the lasl!__ _ ______ ____ _____ wc ______ da_j^ slowly but surely, believe, result.. In fact, for every heller -ub- party had its own leading r.rwspnj*-; i Among the book* put. out . by the every minute you wear them I . few days of oratory It's quite easy »° America's election manners are im- merged some disease or crime may be and the country was kept on edge American Tract Syrtem of. New York is "The Gurihms" by ^Hoj>e br’cj. Normality and hollering go to­ through the violent political battle*ij"*8 let tempers snap. But regardless of: proving. that ensued The teu-e situation final- j Daring- Mt*. Anna Johnson <4 thi* gether. It is said. . ■ personal party prefereix* or disap-, . • -. .. -. was published serially Thus are we relieved over the holler­ ly ended with the x^x^sination of Uw'rl‘>’ T*‘»' pointnwnt or joy in the outcome. Il is* After t!n |ln !h<‘ American M.-senger. a magazine THE COST COMMISSION. ing propensities of our .children. We Croate pex-ant’ leader. Priced at well to remember --.rsonal friendPeoI)-lt. of Mlditgan are awaiting with can now rest assured .that our boys are parliament was disbanded! But the i l>uh!:*-h«d by the Tract Company, and -' idf Jugoslav* have no monopoly on ix»- jn,,*‘ i-xsued in book .form. The. normal Previous to reading the nb.tt" thip is. after ali. a far more important ln.cr„.. to lk.ar tfie n.1Wrteof the speI p A Jltical Violence. Here In the United of the story U laid mrwng the thjng thaj£j>ii£y_j>>b!ic>. M<>«t of iis: clttj h.gwlatlve committee appoinud Ings of the psychologists we were under, (ed State*■ three prrqirienulhave te en mur- j mountains <>f western Virginia I tin1 impresston that our leather-lunged ' could pitobably manage to live with a py Governor Brucker‘to investigate youngsters were whooping it qp merely dered to appeaseUhe hatred of farwtjes ■, Shiriey Crook wa* the guest of hf* . . . 1 brotlu-r, aiyd wife, Mr. and Mrs. Don fair degree of sa’isfuction under* Re-; .*an. expenses and to rccommepd Way to asrert their plebeian ancestry, JUS’. Polittcal orators in fYAnee a:<- sub^55,K,-5' f k- ,, I publican. Democratic, or other party unif means of reducing samr. This ■ sort of showing up their parents. It was well that we had perused a ject.d to the mwrt unmerciful hrckiing I * ‘,'r Lg ' J'11 ?'?’S rule, but-Im- without the privilege of ■ Climrnjttee is ». direct outgrowth ot a < "r Kn*>d\ I treatise iipon hollering before we were we have . v. r .««■:> A French party ix-rsonal frier,tUlup.i would not be near- * IiriVa-,. 4tudy IIU<Jc b>. vern Brqwn. invirnd to accompany Dan Murray's worker hax to l>- quick on the trigger p„lnJ. t nHEh- .. < . zo । pw Un-~w. U|Am.M>rn ■>«-»> •- 1 B» b, and *.>n Claud: . ly so worthwhile. Ttn-refore h t » put; reijtts^ntauve of Ingham county and >.v.. troop of vH Cub scoute, upon-their hike to at rcparte<- above everythin,- .-toparty jnhtic.s in moth tails for nriulMr.* publisher of the Ingham County. News, the bearer dams lx*t Saturday. All'of t France Is divided into *o many minor-1a'??„<. .“ 7,! m *'.a> ’i inbAlaied-Ki Vwnship and partsof Wheat-,:-.y groups that her gova.fnmi nts Texas., four years. Mid include al! heated, un-j extract;extract; ironrwnicn from-winch were were puDiisncu ptibbshed in In neI) | Vevay V<.vay a| and Meridan rntt'd hare of short duraUou *b that the country!1 , ‘ T.11'.;: ' finished ArgunwnU with them. jla large number of weekly newspapers‘field. Jieiird tin- 25 25 boy* shouting their way [p kept in -a continual state of ytolitiaa)' :riSl,,r , :__.2 L , tr? ,ni ,r‘la^ i onio *' wnn Mtaontand the dam's on Mud! turmoil ndS? out ”in A Ol,:o 2£h! " T/ie throughofit the state.’ Substantial re- Ix-twcen ‘ E K. Pitcher o! j ■ THE ag-rC fair: ‘ ducliorw . have already "been nhufc in creek. For«t!w- enlightenment of those | Attica. Ralph George ol! Ike-.-, exhibits, of. grain, fruit. vege... : ;|ic v i;nlca >i<i unquestionably uiihi»~»l.------- - pho formed the opinion that Chief. English cimpnign* state’s WIU1 payroll| nand . --------- — Martin Tceplc and! Okemo.; and his band of braves had t«bk». n.i dloenit:. cookery and lu.ndi-1 iw,re t-rrmomies can be effected. , wife of North Baltimore, Ohio, and a returned to take po-session of their old* eraft we saw at the Barry County Ag- j, - - ' : - ... ' cotirtii. Mr.- B. F • Stetniiolf of Tthunting grounds it is explained that, cumreh. J<lchignn. HE Evixvita-n here Fmhy and Satur- HEARING FROM THE PRESIDENT tlie hollering was being done to o!L«ct । i„oUm,?-’'1|1!.AUC?‘ r 'o ’? 100 deiiKH-rats voted thf Greenback HINDS COltNEfl.S. day swild ha'..-ix-vn a credit to any: WalterLlppmannantfWill Rogers to murder tendencies that might other-1 ing Mi. - (.i-on-ia Lathrop and other • ■ , Mrs. Lirzic.Manning and daughter. county lair.In th-i state. Tlie loci was, lh(-contrary: we were glud to .we Presi- wise have cropped out 20 years hence. ' Hastings friends So. turn your boy lortte and let him <>.« (i, z* ......... ,,, 1 ov travel on 22.?.". inc riniroaci wmcii iiati “i-1 l“‘bL '» >i»* tai’­ Outall of the dl-pLiy.% with few rxeep*, (|(.nl Hoover step out and carry ^pn a holler. It might be well If all. of p-t} k. n ol'™ X ? « f Ci ; !** »°*t entirely will .. n.... n .... ccgsAl ...^ — . be. .resumed Jn after spending the summer teen he guest ,.f Mo* Margaret ,ha. rlPc,lK11| t. (W tleas.*ere arranged by youn.: men and vigorous campaign for his own re-elec- would tn- the same thing. Tin- next, ' Ish iurt of the past wk j he social conri.-cted wit': Hu- Pres- ’here on rhe Henry Tobin* furm. wvmen attending Barry emm'y : «'hook tlon Jn Mr .^ion the methods ho time* ac feel a pout coming On well' . M ias Bechtel of Hasting-, spent THIRTY'YFARS AGO TGDAY I byIcnl"’ * hl,r' h tt,H **' entertain, d >n There was more Interest s!»own In• tls® | did-not detract in any way from just step down to the banks, of • the i IHIHI . > hAR.s AGO IODAY . ! Friday «venln.t by Mr.. John Hotchkiss the week end with lu-r sister. Mrs. cxhiMtian this year than, ever b- lore | .ju. (ugntty <if tlw litiih pfilce of presi- Sycamore and "let 'er roar.'—Ingham •' Ronald' Huyncs and family. at your ent ’ n Cvunty News. Clue-. Dougherty of Grand Raj>-,at her residence'<m Green street. and^UM- numlx-r of entra . 2100. set n ;(jrnt. Hr stuck closely to facts, re­ Ronald Hayni-s took his twn sons. <1 Mr.;, la-xis i>t Alliance. Oh;->. --------- -*---------------tire.dde and is not lo Gerald and Marvin and Rex C'UMy to ■ (i.-.imt Rapute Tlnir.sday after > DOWLING HIGH SCHOOL.* Ex-Gov. Green .has said that fils' new reconi. The handicraft display , pr indulge in petty jx-rsomil ntbe picked m any failure to appoint the late "Joe" Ford-1 W.v. exceptionally compile this year.! tal,k; made ’ no wild ,promise* _..2 ,, , 7 , I We had no school Tuesday ns Mr Hastings to the Ag-HE show Friday and- n<y of.Saginaw, a United States wna-| evening stranger's garden. P<It'iJ'k* ’ ’ utttam uttended his unclns funeral and th-v’e Who saw it took ju.-tifiaM<' J k(.>,-hrd the accomplishments and Ford Hick ai n" ’t to Chicago Friday to lor. iiptead. of A. H. Vandenberg wa>| /asih -•Barrett returned to •the ''I The following students wereMlsJnot ab— »—— —- — — Do t <. I. I>ri<i'- in tlw qtkihly and .variety of < Of fits administration in clear his "biggest mistake” ami it leaves "a ; witr..■ ■ U;<; -Mtchlgim-Wucoivin foot- ]p-jit nor tardy the pa t month: Tenth h.”nn' 1,1 hfr grundparenta.* Mr. and b.i’.l fumi ftQLD. urticu .* mini" hi tiw .«*h.«>l workshop. ' JttrciM, language Once .-very four scar on his heart." But nt the time ot j grade—Merrill Isham. Caryl Isham. Vr* c N- Tobias. Sunday, after spendE.l Wo-.idward Ttarti d. Robfrt R,Marton.- «m|th. Lorena ,n« with her mother in Fred Anders. Howard McIntyre; Loren. Rl ksiJt a pre#ident gt tbe Unit- the appointment Mr. Fordtw-y was fail­ Monday ?.!' i,n'1 E,lnu ii H,’’rbl ‘''. niluil Rrede ............. .....a .wiv Klliur » 'rolt. oversniitli. John Ei'way and Wavnc | P(j, gtate should have Hie jJIivilegt' of lug tn health and was in his dotage . . .. Eileen Mr U|M| j.-r.lHk Cheycne and Mr. Grfen has said that a main object; -.VHl .spend tlie winter with . .%>ij Granycr. Junior Oswald. Hun: were-the winners, in order named, j Bon>B before hu public tn this manner in holding public olfice is the. chance ! their daughter. Mr-. Ir.ure Bentlev. of the five top pl,ires in the agrtcul- Wc hopr lhal Mr Hoover,ha* set a to reward friends. This is a pretty-low | tural sweepstakes and u 11! receive fr<-e j precl(j(,n» j|iai future occupant* of the estimate of public duty Had Mr FVrdwy been in good health he could ‘ '.ru^io the International Wvestock Ex-1 House not have inade'qny impression upon; „ ■ ,>nlr l,n« Norman, of South Hasting-. affairs iir tl*<* •cnate much h-s>. hriye run wit!: sttifnp .“iHitk For the part month Marjorie Smith called on Mr. and Mrs Edd Newton A HECKLER HECKLED. uatned the prominence into which Mr - part?-' workers i tek '3 A* a* ’Th" !“,<knl lc"‘h cr“f|c' Sui,t’ny afternoon. • j Talking about bitter politics of other Y«ndenbcrg stepped the moment fic ,‘«'ntul farts than their Anwru-an dav invm .in extended yiiii wrth friends] Ninth’1 grade? Xick Parrish, 3 A ;, and ,,/L' /“j'1 ,MJ?’ ’J?’11 “,5° a ku-.g tin'.-- ..m«---. *-»;-int-r i’i’r EngU-h imrty orators i day.-, we are reminded ot an- incident s ;. ...: ft jl B ' 'J lart w.-rk with her mothe Michigan ba.- had n senator who gave have to . tibmit to rather .-I'vere htfk- in I_.n ir.g and Valpa.-aeu Indian* I that once happened to the late WUFrank. Wellman and family 4arri tl Eighth grade. Gordon Rees. 1 A s ur,l”d BapitU. ovjdciu-e <4 hi* fltncs* for the Jdacc i Hug It .-<em* to l>- unwrltt- a lav lux! w«-k fi.r Ln-i Angeles-. California, and 2 B's. Mt , George DeMott and Mm. Lathat Mr. Vandenberg has exhibited.—'•»*«• •*•’■*-•- •wherexhf.v u:!!’.-tx-nd the winter. : Hu- 'Gtrte' Sewing Club met with v,-rne, and daughter,'Mildred, xpcnl a jjvrrmg an «(ddn-«.- m enemy ten.- Edwy C.' Reid in tte- Allegan Gazette. days last wegk ] Into the aifdrcM with qfirstiotu .and Mr and Mt Charles Newland of their leader. Mrs. w/cox. W’edne.Miuy; couple ' <■! ■l-~ ----*• *“ In Detroit. tory‘ wlul«- campaigning fur thr pre-iMI.m Alice McKinnls of Grand Hup(comment*- Cotpequently ••pf-aher:, us. Ru'.'and lowiu-diip returned , Mbnday I afternoon. OUR NEIGHBOR MEXICO. dcncy Hw audience was hostile and iron: a trip to Washington. D." C. I .The Boys' Handicraft Club will That the relations between ... ,1 pally progress with diflifulty hrekfara interrupted const and) Final- Uhited States and Mexico continue In j Mr. and M;.- C;ul Knickerbocker of |m«ei Thursday afternoon with their sin. Miss Suste Phillips and mother , Mr. und Mrs Dtxlge vftltcd friend-, Batik creek • ].< n't Sunday with th.; I' -oi'-r. Royal Bryant the path of mntudf understanding and In °tse respect . ... . | The boys and girls of our room are near Ionia Sunday ■ bagr onto the stage As the vegetable actwd entered in the Ambassadorship'; hi;ca) campaign Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Toblna und [ planning a Thanksgiving dinner to Ik m thiw in of the late Dwight W Morrow If. ink- definitely, higtiei :■ came to rest near hi* fc< grand-daughter. A von no Tjavrr. at­ ! given the day before Tltanksglving. FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ; apparentingly exemplified by an editorial in the Aiiu rifu The Brl tended the P T. A. ut McOmbcr hoked at it IntenUr' ■ NelMin Norris. Myrtle Cheney. Mar- ■ . rinntpin >-ru,. wiucrih ..r school Friday night. then turned, to hi» thr Sino-Jai/i-ii-r'.'onfllct.icriticlymi trnm tl Mr. und Mrs. End Bush und cliili! lor tin- m uiupj Hartings High school recently visited Ladies win rite journal States thai Mexico would | iv-.sr.-S imnte miah: .<ir«n <■! Urbandale s|>cnt Sunday eve-. 1 ou£_ room., _ find U<im!i unalterably allied kith the bv rtrert comer o ■ Die geumetry- class studied purulle! n’”g with her [larenu. Mr. und Mrs.' taited States' if trouble *U»uld spread ' unmtelbgeni -at.d prrrtdtmt Mi-.- Ifa-lte Handy, , w O Tobias •Preside::". Ms, Efi.i Simpson. lines the past week. United State*.’ Jr+onttnum. "1* 'lam. a« »r recall j Health Charts arc bHng-xwid* T,lc Hendeesliott L A S. will meet -iirer--Ml-,- Olive Heath. whbor and wc might a* well ac- wnal ano • ft.(the Community Civics Clus.. Mr. Ihit- *,th. Mrs. Ronald Haynes for diaper a* a lact. Our in'-re»t. li« -ue that vfc-reh-pr< i-tary -Mr. Siurley Smith. nam offered a prise for Hie best one. *7Cl:<:ris:«r.- Dr. S M.,Fowler. in Ihto matter." tn cnnchi- »u:gn <J J#2B I Edna Gerber and Scribes, Wayne Organ. >: Mi.v- Bird Townsend taper could fin'd no Jurtifica- '.siblr tn England: bion n lot of ils are in i SOUTH WOODLAND. [ Buckland, reporter. , tinacts of Japan ot Shanghai.; relevi ’ aston < Ga • Tunes. 1 Mrs Harrison Blocher is quit.- >|ck . :u d.'veli»;»ment* which! concerning v.i >( the literary departinen sot 111 MAPLE GROVE. resulting fnim a fail she took several • - '" •' Imtght prhve detrimental to this «>tu»-!trodiKMd into . . — —Henry Bulch of Battle Creek spent-.j, wck-Heraimdaughter, Mrs. Ger;; about tlie ball wont improve'viewed m a different light Ini to be. mwufic Ptivl.i,. Diamond ot Hie entertain-1Sunday with ins brother. Matt Balch. ■ -■ trade Blocher Strong, ut Jackson u f game, *ays mi <;xntrt Yeah? ti-.- republic to the south Happily, tlie ,, land family.' dee,! rough' with no'triumphs of the newer diplomacy are’ y,> v:-itur :■ Banner printed ria- oi.icia! tallo- ■ Mrs. .Ella Taylor of Nashville spent >wuh her at present. Several children have chicken pox m 1» G-rzettc. iJ’.qlding Naturally, tt is hoped that vwt to Ryde park Corn T,1SV ij’' *j'ch ithc week end with, ta-r .-islen Mr*. tl«e community. r « ithti country will not be involved in the afternoon 22 . mcho in -./<■ Fea towwhu-(pr»nk Norton and fknuiy ..... .w.v,i,. I Orient, except as to the protection of .t: iu.'..--a ballot box large enough Mr anil Ml_, Herbert McGtocklin Mr. Jlildcbrant and family' of Has­ • c ' 1 Sits national^ and their interest*, but; >n ntaut ’l nu(,:‘b’'X ‘i’*! ,uI i,lf Nashville have moved m the Malt tings are rtuivmg in tlie Harry Ritchie j>. but oiu-t.ling L-;-|;e Mexican t-xprc'Mon of inehdrivipi a;thou’ ;<■ Sunday evening Rev i irutsby will de-' B ,|cll jwaM. fann'h'.rjse. -rtlielciS of significance * lire.- . Jecture on "Trntiyiion'and Hu jurl Vande Gelson of Kalamazoo U TtuM- who ,wei<~ acqubhjHd with Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. [hand to thst thr-re L‘ nd inter! t! “‘L ?:1,‘t.t4'‘,Jlh.Cen,u^ jspending some ante with his cousin. Frank McArthur/rill be saddened to lence. A coarw-voired orator tnay A., wh. know Rev. Grigsby krmw that Robert.OrVknow of his death which occurred Oct. will be eminently worth Mr 4ll(1 Mn Rnbt.rt EvaM anil PhlI 24 at his home in Buffalo ol congestion j haranguing vjoiently against the g -,-.. htaWture — there i. urampluyed musl* Once upon a time." saw M ; ernmonr but :f a group of the lx.'t ihearing. of the heart Mrs LUcy Rowlader and Is ii’.ing his bass fiddie for a Pew in 'Editor and Publisher.' t „;1 taW .Uta (S.^'1' Elmer McArthur, of Hint are brotlu-r , his kid to borrow the| run him bjl tin- platform, it; —Pathfinder. r™2'„*!. n Ebcr township a-™ "w or nix He was laid to rest ..... .... F.ber Hoffman of <>t B.«hm:ore Baltimore townrtitp und be brought to <*rd< b> the **■ quit,” a common neighbor’s paper a — the .... kid — U|»sct -a I promptly . delicacy. They are ft[)rnt Friday evenina with hia .parents, b«lde Uh'first Lavina Dcgg , , , ........ rnuay everuns wnn • ,™.. ----- wife. --------------------Me—• He goes back to let the hive of hrs und soon was covered wit!’. Bcbbu: •.< ry plcfidfuJ plentiful tha this year year and and afl-.rd afford Mr wr and nnrf Mra. Mm P. r» Hottman. wnrrma.. He team l..av.-< his in■. .cry Arthur, in Franklinville. He „te -to-.. ,,^a, .n ,:u;s.-; a|Hj Mr.-.Rus»cl Hick* and fam- family. Mrs. Hdnh McArthur. Margaret, home town ‘bo proud of him and lumps. Hu- fu’.lu-r-ran to help’hiid uud his chin On a clothes line and Battle -- Creek. - - ...... A Mr [Laurence and Arthur McArthur and Arnone the latest addition# to the r«n?|t U and tXPCCl l° n‘‘urn wllh!My are ntoving’-to three- natives even pretend to re­ culighl sprained his back, fell and broke a »25, a filled game sack. Mt.a(1 an(1 tamily moving on the - Mrs. Mary McArthur Smith and Ward member he once lived there.—San watch. Tile clothes pole fell over the <h't ’of American notables wim 'ailed .McArthur. to n-gt’ter is Will Rogers. Thi« is one teaks ago today b pi m r Francisco Chronicle. cur and smashed the windshield and jnk« |>erpctrated by the wise-cracking mother, rushing out to see whut oc- ■; Mr*, Delta Mead of Rutland town-1 Beebe are moving on the E.'C. Mcrkl, ' BALTIMORE CENTER. cowboy ’ hat will not 'regLstif" with Claries are books in which it is safe cnsioiied all the excitement, tipvt a ’ ht» public. ♦hip w.v>v quite aevereiy ifijured on «»*•»• farm. . Tlie MrOmber P. T.*A. was held at flve-gall'n churn of cream into a hasSunday evening by being thrown from Mr. and Mrs. Ward Clark of Battle j the schoolhouse Friday evening with a to u» hide n.uc anything nnjuuiiH you >uu don't wu o want wan. the u.v ifeet .nl kittens drowning all of them.' her buggy and striking her tack aeroM Creek spent Sunday at A C. Clark's >l .safety, each coach ------tamiIy „ to ..find-Schenectady fine program. — -- Oarerte. -------------- ]T>,(. circtnc flatiron burned through, the shirp rdgo of a rail. She is im­ Mrs Frank Norton and Cleota and, Emerson Russell of Freeport has ry aa full full nvc-man five-man----------------------------------. wotim .i any j the ironing board, setting tire to the J proving now we are told, and we trust Mrl Pete Hofimgn w*re Battle Creek | I been spending a few days with his BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. crew The motor coaches in question; a lot of time ts wasted in trying tojiouu-. and the firemen broke all the: will soon be completely recovered Iron: visitors Friday. “ ■ i daughter of this place. Mrs. Tief Jen. were no larger than the big paruenger think up ways to save it —Florence i windows and chopped a hole m the; her injuries. „ Rev. and Mrs. Glen Bodine of Evart Ajnmon Eaton of Hastings called on .root The baby ate a jar ot pickles: usually do."—Dr Walter Damrosch. busses that run across the continent iAla.) Herald ' Michael Roush of Irving wx* thrown spent Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. E I i EJery Houghtalin Thursday. and got cholera morbus andJ-he doc-i ----------from his wagon tn this city on Satur- E Gray and family. manned by the driver atone. In other ■ ■ ----------: Mr and Mrs. Russell Oreenfttld and !tor's bill was MS. The daughter rani "The United Slates is the greatest1 day evening of last week and had two Mr and Mrs Francis Evans and sop^aouiy words the commlaion denied the railOne drawback to thu Tenino wooden away with the hired man during the law factory in . tlie ’ world "—Charles , family apcnv spent □unsay Sunday, wnn with Mr and 1 ribs broken He was taken to tl)c Has­ Floyd are moving on tlie Upham place Mrs. Btutz of Coats Grove ' roads the right to adopt a practice that money, of coUrtei is that if a dollar excitement, the dog bit a neighbor s’Evans Hughes, : tings Rouse where Dr. Upjohn attend­ al the Canter. Mr and Mr* Archie Tobias enterkid. and the calves ate the tails off; has become standard in the operation develops a knothole u immediately be; . , . . ed him. and he is now so tar recovered Mra Luta Gray and son Robert and | tamed friends from Hastings Sunda'v । of four night shiru on the clothes ' ■ of buii lines. Just why a motor coach comes mutilated currency—Seattle' iT.:/- ’xfAMi* ------ tn”^^ rnn;CU,.^'a?ot have (lantfrou; *‘e>- ' thit be his gene to hte home nephew. Karl Van de Qelwo. spent ; Floy Greenfield cf Carlton Center line ' Moral . . sutoenbe »nto your.pons without wanting, at tome time-to1 --------. ... The result of the election shows that Sunday with Leon Gray and family in I called al the home of Russell Green­ ifi charge ol one operator is more dan- • Daily Times. , home payer. Don't borrow it. ' use them."—J. a. Priestley. ■ field Sunday. 1 past about 500 republicans in our city West Vermontville. , Lambie & Doyle Store for Dad and Did " 1 Quotation Pungent Paragruphs -’ SV.. nrrr.nvt | ,£ 8 „< ,,,„ „ „, „ | Crumbs of Wisdom 1 �^amy THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 9. 19Ji ♦ 'nothing, that wa* ivot recognized as legitIm* te in warfare I The Count spoke feelingly of Amer­ Boy ica. lie insisted, that the German army, and naval force* were not made up of the bkxxl-thirsty individuals as Saturday. November 12 al Ann Ar­ 'claimed in thw-toeopagand^ sent to this bor la the Annual Boy Scout Day at . . . ---------- Icrxintry so frarty by the Allie* War the U of M All Scouts and leaders ; (Continued from Psge onei horrible when conducted in a legiti- who present an unexpired registration ’ male way and, so far as the Kaiser is card will be admitted tn the game up­ out of New York without attracting concerned and the German people, on payment of the 10c federal lax. Av) attention, with every available cubic iUm waA to carry on the struggle previously announced. only Scouts in foot of space filled with coal They ln humane a manner as h ixvuiMe uniform would b* admitted, but this j met the Karlsruhe in the Atlantic. took]Wbvn kUrh terrible buwm-. h»d to’be has been changed by a ruling from abroad some ammunition, umill cannon ^.ne He did not believe Germany wa* thr University so that *11 Scouts and. and rifle* and then seporaVanrom th* ^ny in(')rc responsible tor the war than leaders may attend if they have their, battleship, the Kron Prinz Wilhelm I Ulr French. Jt grew “Ut of con- membership card The game is be—' going southward'In quest of English mtiotu that ivad been brewing for a tween Chltago and V of M and will and French ve**<-l*, which it might en- |Ollg time be "Stagg Day." honoring Coach Alon­ counter. Retold amuiung stone* of; The Rotarians evidenced tlielr hearty zo Stagg? who has directed athletics what wa* done to the novices a* hl*; appreciation of. the witty. Interesting for 41 years. Regular admission fee *hlp crossed the equator, which U al- ,Bnil pufnictHw talk given by the Couat wavs .a signal for many pranks, the; ,,, , thdse wislung to drive will not have victim* being sailors on their first voy-' ' । to pay the higher price which has preI-. ailed Each Troop u responsible for lows on the Kron Prinz Wilhelm They I tt« own trare-portaUon. rats, ami dislooked forward to u |>ennd of advmleipltnr al the game Let's have "a large lure, pantoic hardship and a life fllled I1 attendance and slay in tile section as- ' with excitement They surely had it 1 Isigned. The first English vessel which You the; mu*'. be registered and have your card ready for prescr.tat^n now armed German liner encountered; MEDOH ! SHIPS IN 200 DAYS RELAXING COMFORT al the touch ? of a Match ! Scout News Shoe and Rubber Prices Are Low! See our windows, they’re filled with values for all the SALE Arrangementa have been made with the Allen-A Company, to have their MR. R. P. WERVE 17787864 at our store thia Saturday, November 12th, ROADSBE TREATED? ♦ » 11 VISIT US SATURDAY— See the smart, new fall 8 ’h»!P "/ .Continued I Tuv*rlay evening. Nov. 8. 6:30 o’clock’j' Alien shade* in hosiery. Special < Continued from from page page qnei qne) :tons !«.d.-d with coffee, headed for.------------ ------------------------------------------- .u Ull. ge„ut l^dquarter* building in ook I•> ELT’"*Jl”y sentlal part of modern civilization. Battle Creek. Scoutieadrns of the area .dd. •ale prices. w that un>‘ 1,1 !>'*!'>'>« ou’j t to dlscuis id. a* for thr 10 year btuinew by means of «ir transput- P’an "f Scouting A similar-meeting . a? Station or autamobile autamobile competition comne-mon Isl-fof ..a». Scoutieadm Scoutirad. ' ' 'county: ration or ... of Barry I Indian Prince had about 1.200 ton* of; out ol the quertion. It it should hap- will be held in tile next few Weeks. u* U‘,J '“ *“ coal, thewould German liner Wednesday evening. Nov. B. 6:30 P. ix-n that thrwhich rnllrords be :<> ser­ approi printed, together with a lot of other iously damaged by such ComjSrtttlOn M. Parents, lender* and wins of Cub] | CHILDREN’S ) articles which might prove useful that they w»-.i!d be cranpclied l« cease jThen they<kank-the Rrltish vea*L no jerving the people, there can tx- no Cubmastcr. met for a jr.t lurk sujijirr And Shoes for School one of its crew or passenger* suffering '.doubt tliat great suffering and Incon- tn tlie play-room at the centra! school injury or' even -hardship The Kron 1vt nlrncr would follow, and a long building. Hasting* Plan* for tin- eomrindow ledsy. Prinz Wiliiefm capture.! forty vt-wcls backward step would br taken. •oaitiutl IJned mtwtljf British, but some were French definite action taken In view of this situation it ran be ' liner*, lending nearly all. to the bottom Park mn-tlncs ‘ Mr Shater outlined, of tho ocean, but saving pos-engcr* and 'seen that government*, both »rate and thr idea of Cubbing and member* of rnationdl. zhould *<> frame their kgisl^rews. . ’ . thr Pack Committee urged parents’; । Tlie Kron Prinz Wilhelm bud *'. latioruconcerning the*«f common car- cnoprratlqn and Interest rtressing- the, I successfully stolen out of New York, so 1 rlcr* as to make it not only possible for importance of U*. factor in child them to exist But also poidible to sem [sueceMfully eluded all -British ships .with a reasonable profit to thctn.M-lves I I except th»w which they sank or cap­ noon. Nov 4. at the High tured. that the English and French. Any other treatment ot railroad.-, would I naval authorities were dumbfounded ‘j ‘"J- nrttably work luirdsliipa to the jieo- rural communities for the Brit meet-; Heavy red soles. $4 .89 lover tlie Ioam-s of their vtsm-I* without1'“k.., ___ .„ ,.u— —.a „„.v, in* of an oniunixed Scout Troop to Sizes 6 to 11 . . . . I meet noon* 'hit* U but a part of the; j Any size»— black or brown Rural Scout program «hlch I* being carried on'urracr Mort Hilf as County Chairman of this ilivpdnn of Kcaxitiirz. H the optimists are Ui be b«-iievi-d, Pity the poor folk* who have no ra- I French liner Guadalupe, a . .. busine-.v hu,. turned tlie c.icncr so often dio wts with which to listen to all the ',aN* nK’T an<‘ freight b'«at. piym: ..un they have Ixen .-ought by batik*, in rjirai communities and carrying ■ "Barry County’s Busiest Shoe Store" lately that it must be dizzy. wonderful advertbing talks. ' tween France arid S-.uth Amen. 'by insurance companies, t>y great cor­ their lunch.to school are urged to pun ■j which they rank. Th- German, crev HASTINGS MICH. this troop! Tlie next meeting will be j 114 W. STATE STREET held Ttiur-ulay no»n, Nov. 10. 12 10 P , M. in room No. 29 at the Hi'di sclwol. Friday evening, Nov. 11. at Way-land, Mr." Shafer vill addre** the fat|i.-r.< : £5.*Lr.‘' .'■■■'S'""; ut.d sons at their annual banqul-t cni thr lubjec- <>f ''The Buy and Char-] uw oav,uTlie Suivhtnc club which wa* to nc’i-r ' Wayland is now n part of the day evening ’ have met. with Addle Lewis Thursday, ijattk Creek Area Council du- to Jhe Wi. 1(jsl . uw postponed on account ot tlie w affiliation of Allegan .epunty with our wben W1UlaJU Hhrubb movr(l to nwu!e |OUs illness b! Walter Lewis and will Area. , ' r-..,,,,!m-< t this wee| Friday with Mrs Clare .Saturday. Nov. 12. 14 Scout- and ‘ , William*. Tlie next regular meeting leader* of the Dtsego Troop ate to visit , w' arp ,.ne quotation each the W K Ki-lffigg Foundation Camp ,tn> A prize will lx- given the one who I (•. rn.an passenger brxit cn.uki prey up , *mali return of interest but is deSunday guc*ts of Mr. and Mrs. Bert where they will stay ovcmighi anti Mn tvclU- the most correctly. mthlnmi nt^rtv i*”<laWe *' Sunday All meals - will be cooked by We art out our peony bulbs this Palmer were. Mi and- Mr.- Miner tin- Scirnt* and a program ot came*, week. Thr peony ha. b«-cn clxXtti a* Palmer and son Ralph and Mr. and Mis. Oscar Palmer and'- daughter of Shultz or Middleville \>b. tr.-t- hikes and campfire* will enter- our cqutity flower, U r°Ul RT«k : ’■•“fTpolic*''.hX rUH rtany?hi^r“hould tain them. 'Ilw group under tile kodAt our meeting Friday it wa* decidRulpn Smith of Holland wa* a call­ • r.-hip of Paul Easton. 8 M.. will oc- cd that wc should have a Ttumk-'-giving ;w‘S as provision*, from tlie bciti «’• | JJtTlnbSbeMW<’UW ”Ul er of Charles Bennett and Bert Palmer cupy the Medicine Ltxige in which a , party the twenty-third. Each grade is Mother's Beat Bread Flour C,AtUUM the ^U-’upply of the Kron • X gJuind^ large fireplace ha* been built, thus ar- to give one inunix-r representing some- Friday evening Mrs. Bert Palmer and daughter ™n‘ W^n^‘Cth7X‘li}1 ! W-u^t U. >xSn if R XK ranged the group will not conflict with thing in colonial life, and wc arc all'to .... pilgrims. Margaret and Mis* Ethel Palmer vlsitthe needy children now tn camp Any drew like. the .... « Swiff, who has missed *o ed Mrs. Oscar Palmer ot Hastings Fri­ a wtefc-j Ralph Bwttt, leaX they hldX-n comp. 1I.d tft *ubAwn'rMU M wav’ tohave^ici Troop wishing to arrange tor end ph .v*6 call at the Barry County much school on account of throat and day. , Health date. u—i.u Unit >,„» otltce for aa-... .artrouble, ha* gone to Aim Arbor for Fred WAt.rs is wriaulr 1U. « |>"’-«>‘'d for the HatUr.u. Llghi- !mpnU to |Jay (aXM „|( all thrM. at thr Wednesday evening. Nov. 16. 7:15 P an ojn-ralioiL ■ I house on the Vir| taxation and' then' ?.f. at the Barry county courtroom is . Beatrice Buxton. Reporter. imim iw. u-i « M the monthly court of honor. All Josephine Romig, Teacher. The Austrian state railways have in­ Scouts, leaders, arid parcnU are urged troduced special, excursion train* yl low to attend. Scoutk please liave appfi-1 NORTHEAST WOODLAND. rates, the particular attraction being 1, 7 . 7, n nn'd |nr t,im- ,i41 -”'1 ,r,,ck com- cations in at beadquarter* by noon of; Mrs. Homer Bawdy s|wnl a few days that the miierary and destination are • ' i with her daughwr. Mrs. Hammond, of >“Pl X" £ P«u>«” «' r»llr»a. W tai . lr..uon the Iflth from the travelers. Similar cum Ion d. R ,1,..., ot ill. ro.1 ol up Ihr hluhw.ys, , At a meeting of Scout* and men of inaugurat North Hasting*. ’ surprise trains' ; have been — - »— ­------ -- ----------- Freeport, Friday evening. Nov. 4. plan*; ,...v ....... ..wm.-JNI Rally: !loy s“wdy. Willard Landis hkvc ' ed tn England. France and other counwere made for 11. .Parent-Sqout CHICAGO BEEF AND PORK nnd supper to be iicld Tuesday evening., sone up north for a few davs outing. Tlie first random journey took 500 • 'passrngvrv. wiw had no knowledge of tipwight be.->t lo have the .hip inthe coiutrc-.s at'Washmr- Nov 29. Mr Ray Hamilton. M. A • Mrs- E, L. Simmon* of- Greenville Itemed Sub-quenth■. when America ™ ‘ ™ Whitney and Omo Knowles, together M*nt Sunday at E J. Sheldon'S hom<-. their deatimtion. through more than with Scoutmaster Harold Rosenberger Phv-ii. and Maryland Eckardt of 30 mile* of lovely *ccnrry at a fare ol and three Scouts arc in charge of ar­ Woodbury *pen> a few day* with their merely 89each The (rippera were wrlC..I1.-.1 it the Von Steuben Thu Count' “r£‘n‘.n^’'‘™2tiE*ClThc»<are'»S rangement*. , aunt. M17 Will Vrltc Craned by local rereptun committees Smem’ari 1,U‘ ‘’'lr Hpmer Bawdy and Walter Hammond 4t the pUce* vuited ’ were in Lansing WcdnAiny -------------------।German cn-W- by the American*. He .fUUUaUc’nMr. and Mr* John Gardner and Lilliputian Village. Seventeen enthusiastic members of j la-came «o pleased w ith this copntrj Zwenpdadt, a village on Hie ouuklrtg Glass Creek Home Economic* Nutrition daughter attended the funeral of the OBITUARY. latter’* brother-in-law at Mason Wed- jof Berlin, is a Lilliputian community in Ictl to make America Ills honie and i । Elmer .Edward Franck was born in 1Group met Thursday, November 3 at neada) every'sense of the word. It i* the homo Kalamazoo, Srptcmbtr 7. 1909. and de- ’tin imme of Mrs. Fn-d Newland for now a citizen of the United State* H- parted this life at Nichols Memorial their first lesson. Mr. and Mr* Hansbarih'r were in'of half a hundred dwarf*, who have. ha* prepared and published a bunk \/ucli interest was shown in the NadiviUe one day lk»t week on bus!-,built small hbmes with small room* In Cartona "The Cnitw of the Kron Prinz Wil- hospital ut’ Battle Creek, November 5. , and small furniture, which they occupy 1932 nt the age of 23 year*. 1 month jscore card* given each member also the nc. s. h»-lm.'' hi which.he narrates the ad­ and J. W Walk -r were in Clarksville Sat- comfortably. Tlie Pts-tmavter-Gencral 98 day* At the age of three’ he | ventures of his Fcssel and it* remark- 1moved with hl* parent* to Ha*Ungs little child!rn in the community. ^urday morning on busin. %■ has even authoriaed a miniature post TRADE HERE AND SAVE We voted to buy the Health Houk f able can er as n commerce destroyer. ’ "' ive of the small folk. lw- grew to manhexxi He was recommended by the state leader to At important matches at Wimbledon! It was a happy recollection for him where . . ;a..„. and .nl.wj at the Rot-Wcl-** Club in Ber-F Mother: What are you taking to tiint tlie lives and personal, belonging.-. ;loving and we|l liked by every one who use in our lessons. hiin. He leaves to mourn hu Ins* Next meeting will be held at Mrs Im. tennis ball-, wt-r? stored in reinger- !tour teacher's ffruil shower?'' of paswngera and rrew^of captured knew , his iMreul*. Mr and Mr* Walter Fred Bechtels of Hastings. December atorr • -toprevent... ... ■ — ■--» a grapefruit be the heat fratn-redoeUMK'' Jasper: -Wouldn't the elasticity. f Jus’. the thing? ' „ treated humanely and fairly The Ger­ Franck, two listers. Mrs, Vera Bidel- 8—Mr*. Francis Gorham. 8ec'y. man liner was carrying oht tlie order* man of Pontiac und Mrs. Helen Mtinof the German government in it* war­ scll uif Fowlerville, also hu flnancer. We Deliver The Big Little Store Phone 2491 fare against English and French com- Mu» Margaret Paton nf Hastings., and ‘mcrcc. It wa* doing nothing, and did a host of olhef. relatives and friend.; Funeral services were held st the Fnnck home on Tuesday afternoon.! ! Nov. 8. 1932 at 2 o'clock. Rev Adc-ick I omciattng. Interment was made ml ■Riverside cemetery L A Prepare Now For the Winter Months Ahead! |50 | RUBBER GAITERS I PHONE 2305 I N S U M E R S P-OASTER .Children's Oxfords .. "< 98c 98c Men’. Rubber BOOTS COMPANY J Hastings Cut-Rate Shoe Store The Naborly Naborhood Store Offers 151 FRIDAY, Nov. 11 SATURDAY, Nov. 12 Butter Flour dnughtcr. elr home b mimnu-r 22c 63c Clean-Quick Soap Chips, 5 lb. box 25c Spaghetti, Franco-Americ’n, 3cns.24c SPICES, all kinds, 3 cans 23c Gua y to W Friday Mr. nnri VANILLA, 4-oz. bottle ioUh'i fne and i Center leighbon; each 23c Meat Specials wd sons. Hastings Newton PORK STEAK, lean, lb. 13c BEEF STEAK, any cut, ... 2 lbs. 25c BEEF ROAST". . . / lb. 10c RIB ROAST, rolledlb. 13c BEEF RIBS, lean and meaty, 3 lbs. 20c a couple s|>cnt a rtroit nd Rapher .coulothcr I friends Lard >m* and I cOmbcr r»<l rlijt- 3Lbt 23c HINMAN'S nd Mrs: ill meet dinner lite Sick '*- Gerkson i* Paramount Foods/ i pox in t ILisRltch.id with ned io These products are of excellent merit—Prepared and packed by the most modern and scientific methods and under ideal sani­ tary conditions — (A Govern­ ment Food Inspector present at our Louisville plant every work­ ing hour.) Demand PARAMOUNT Foods from your grocer lg*itl6|l ier and brother. irgawt. ur and 1 Ward held at with a rt ha# “A Dollar spent for Paramount Foods is a Dollar More to Barry County Farmcra” IJen. lied on Here Are a Few of Our Leading Products — Mayonnaise Chili Con Came Tomato Soup Ketchup Sandwich Spread Chili Sauce Mince Meat Tomato Juice Hot Relish French Dressing Pork and Beans Sauer Kraut Maple Syrup PICKLES Mixed Sweet Sour Mustard Id and r. and Hirsch Bros* & Company entcrmday Center Green- * OBITUARY. I Len .1 Allcrding. *nn of John L and , FJtaabeth Allerding. was born on Feb. 2. 1879 at Ashland'Co. Ohio, and ‘moved to Michigan With hl»- parent* iwhen nnc year old. He lived In Cari­ llon until 1920 when tie moved lo Grand Rapids where "he worker!, in the Wo!-1 verInc. Brasa Works until his death oij. jOct. 18, 1932. at St. Mary'S'hospital in that city Funeral services were held ■ from the St. Ru*e church in Hastings j on-Oct. 19 Hr. h survived' by two brothers, three .stsiers.'two niece*, two I nephew*, and other relative* Burial ' was in Mount Calvary cemetery. Fr. Geller officiating. STONY POINT. P T. A at Wellman school Friday night ; Rqtna Blocher of Neely was home over tlu* week end, Fred Biggs of Grand Rapids visited : his daughter. Mrs Ed Mead Sunday i Mr. and Mrs. Claud Demond and Howard Demand were in Laming Tues­ day , Mr and Mrs Sam Ciabb of Pewamo ’ called on John Blocher Sunday Mrs. Harrison Blocher is quite ser­ ! lously ill with a bad carbuncle. At was 1 I necessary lo operate on it Sunday. . j l An epidemic ot chicken pox u going1 through our school at preicnt. Mr HHdeSrant of Hastings is moving I into Hany Ritchie's Iftxwc- CLEAN MILK IS A SAFEGUARD AGAINST ILLNESS AND A SOURCE OF ENERGY '/ ' When YOU buy a bottle of milk, no matter whether it is Pasteurized or nut, you cannot tell what is in it, bv simply LOOKING AT IT. You cannot tell whether it is CLEAN nr not. A TEtfT by experienced responsible officials is the ONLY way you can find out. Actual teats! 'made by Michigan State Officials shows that no cleaner milk is produced in the state than Highlands /Dairy Grade “A" Milk. Every bottle of it is just like every other bottle. No human hands touch this milk and it ia . delivered, icy cold, on your door step, in a bottle automatically capped. .You cannot afford te economize on tho purity and CLEANLINESS of tho milk you um« In your family. If you have children, they are busy right now at tho nviHl important ta>k of childhood—the buaine.M of <’.ROWING. They ••tear Ground like Indians" and spend energy like millionaires. Pure, CLEAN milk will bring them practically every typo of nourishment that their growing . bodies need and at the lowest cost. ’ Highlands Dairy Milk is tho CLEAN­ EST m{lk and the best milk you can get. Can you afford to be without it? A phone will brirtg it. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. PHONE 2651 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNFR.DAT. NOVEMBER 9. 1M2 PAOE8DC that he would be liere it he could pewTlie Orance Jenaeyed T. K. eleven sibly do M>. :pu»hcd Comstock back to their ten The third man in the ring will again yard line twice on drives from deep in be the capable Johhey Wirth, who al- their own territory and cnro'antly wars secs to it that there u ptentv of threatened their goal • action inside the ropes and aho pctNeat «e«k Friday. Nov is M.ddlanuts no stalling The Hasting, boy* Mlle meets Galesbunt in thr last !wn/ SECOND EXHIBITION AT nnn cci I nuuc* ADCA1A ,,e ,n •°*'d dodditi-xi and arc training game ot the year and the T K. . uib ULHJ rtLLUWo AntisA. aa:K m the M . > ».i rymnyMum »;.d meat: o do tnetr utm-.t ’ - ' training quarters. Iceated in the base- strung team which played Wayland to Fans’Are Promised Some Snap- ment ot the City Cate Ken" Heltzel, a 6 U> 6 tie. They Intend " i farmer lightweight 'Champion of West- improvement this year uve ■ py Contests On Friday ern-Michigan, ha* do ' ■ • Evening I with the proprietor o'l the City Cafe to the M-awm. When the merer > whistle blow* st ’operate the training quarters through- t.:wn*fo]k^l nr Improve। Odd Fellow* Ar m Friday night.- No- f.irin.’l!v introduced to the crowd’ Fri­ lhf day ni?ht. Tlie canerteii pipgtam is r ember 11th. a: promptly • as follow*: second. ot thRJ sell by the ill &• n*ady Sporting Items to snap au&enrc / Shoes That Have A New Importance As Winter Comet ent— Q.B Pariw-r. make C ■It. Burn; AG-HE EXPOS Tl SETS IW GEM Clothes Shop ■—■—•Itefif ' values, honest and dependable ni t'rv h a n.disc plus jii-Tces that folks caii afford to pay are drawing hundreds of r u a t o ni ’e r s to th is. store. , • FALL SUITS TAILOR MAD£ *18.50 -five choice fabric* at this pular price. . OVERCOATS - order—.Plain blue, any . OPPORTUNITY SALE! •jx-r. tmaitaclu-d. Hi i weeks' patient *i: ill. unattached. ■ iund a blind, near . TtXman. O A C. 172 vs JTam Suchov.-ky. W A C. 173. ' Glenn Pingicton. O. A. C. Richard Maliijgwski, Olympic ’ Grand Uaplil.% 125, ' . WreaUing. i Twelfth Evi til'■ 2 Big Extra Specials for Thursday, Friday, Saturday! Ladies’ High Wool Jersey Zipper Boots ALUMNI DEFEATS H. H. S. ELEVEN 13-12 ‘ Huwthornito Outplay MH _ P good bargain; For Three Quarters—Lose In Final Period . ■ Lart Friday the jix-:ing« High aclwol ‘ 1 LstUMil team mel di-L d bv the Alumni.’ in a.cl-j*e]y cm>te»ted ganw which sn.- ' jt!tt<riy tuiigbt till the end. Th.’.1 uraduate* S-rre n>mjt>>M-4 <4 a eitam--’ Ip'ipri&ip team or having b>r jl*.; t ’ 1 \ ■■ . Ladies’ $1.25 Value In “Alaska” Rubbers “Goodrich" made. In all col< Rivals ’.md oi.tplay.d th.- Ajumnl for three' jqiiartrr.x leading them lit .the half 13 J s12.5O Strikes 4 Blow*to SHOE PRICES As Winter Strikes A Blow to This Community ... It’s OUR BIGGEST SALE in 25 Years... Come! " »' ' iiM’ ut human Club Swinging Into the Second Week "1 With Increased Momentum ... J IRONSIDE SHOE CO’s *™ VonV hvrd of m , THERE’S A REASON! Hasten to Hastings for Monster Shoe Values Men’s Heatry Rubbers Boy>i* l-1iu<klr elulh 'O-l'' '.rctl. v. Sl/rs K.ilore £■ ( hlldbi’4-Bu< kle Arctics <4 .70 < loth. She* 5 to 10>. 1 W. J. SMITH GAVE EXCELLENT ADDRESS Vuutlw* l-buiktr cloth S*4 2»5 \ntlr-. M/ra H*. to 2 1 With ttw- bull dd p m HsjUing* 'er-!. Light Weight Dress Rubbers tfi’ifa heavy dull rub- QEC her. Vouth*! heavy white CC* -.ole rubbers at only 03 ' Men's 5-burkle red Arc- S«j.h> ties. Alt rubber, at only *> Men’s 15'inch Lacec Paes........... $3.45 (Continued from page one) \ BOYS’ SUEDE CLOTHBLAZERS Men's light weight Rubbers . 03 Misses’ light CE^weight Rubbers Ow Women’s light AJ*C weight Rubbers Uw Youths’ light 7EC weight Rubbers , f V Children’s light EEC weight Rubber* vw Boys* light OE^ weight Rubbers Ov SAVINGS TO HELP EVERY PURSE s1.00 ■“ *1.29 Ladies’ $4.00 and $3.50 Shoes Ladies’ and Chil­ dren’s House Slfppc DRESS SHIRTS j, 49c o»- th- Men’s Famous “Fargo Fours” $Q95 , yr ___ . Ladies' Dress Shoes Values up to $9.00 Men’s v_._ Regujdr $3.50 High Shoes ■ Ladies* 4-Buckle Cloth Arctics j. ■ ' ;r Neat Utting, yet tl»c very btrst'of protection. Colors, black and buff. Only pair— 69c IM- «.r *1.1 and call .-.h.r K.zi-i ... »* 32-Onnce Navy Blue COSSACK COAT *4-50 Men’s “Wolverine” Hor&chide Shoes Young Men’s Ladies’ $5.00 and $5.50 Shoes CORDUROY­ PANTS '•••■‘7J- $995 x: $1?8 ■ AN!, . 1 W.m> l..th<»: AB •u' and ’ Knn» Jettlcfc." Ladiys’ $8.00 Foot Savers and J & K Shoes 1.982.50 22 Inch Bottoms S O.b-W O O L S J”r U^r Hunter* Brown Nap Gloves 7 pair for 7 5 C H i the best in the city at . . any prite. , Ujtlt—2 pairs at a time Why are. our pripcs lower? Lowest over-. If-ad, buying for cash —selling for cash-fast turn-over. Waters Clothes Shop »2.S5 Boys’ $4.00 ‘Kjreat Scott" • and "Fargo Four” Shoes " ' . - $245 of theae masterly made shoes at only— ' .tA( Kl.i'< MACKIN BIS BltLI.t ill s. lAPrk And don’t forget our vulcahized double r-°* Ladies’ Leather HOUSE SLIPPERS NOHTHWE-T THOKX M’Pf E, J T. K. ELEVEN DOWNS CCMSTOCK P.ARK 14-5 B.’iHL’’J-r*--” * -'Hhe week HuGwUhj Middleville Team Confcs From her parent.-. Mr. and Mr • E->ri K .--. nir-n and Wayne- . Behind To Win--da!esburg Mr, and Mrs OtL« .Morgan and! daiwhier-t.ob arid Mra. Hinjiah Mor-* Next On Schedule • gan were shopptnt* d» Grand iiapid.1 j Tli*" T. K Grid eleven mef CothDUx-k park Friday and look rfieiirc for Birge Thomas and. Mr? Lorin Ttm-i a 13 io 12 defeat al ilieir hand* las: sate and mui Clare, and daughter! year, and came out on top of the JjAp Charlotte and Melbourne Adan-..' . i»i:t; ,14 to 6. Comstock Park scored first on Saturday in Lattsliig. "A lang forward but they Tailed to The Bible Study ciaA reminded tiu'lr (adtl a point on a plunge throueh center, leader. Mrs Guy Cline, that, she h;ui i j Mldilleville acoreil it* flnit touch: reached anotiwr mile■•n-' Wednesday! ’ do*n in the wconc( period when 3mr.n evening. Thr* evening was »jjent visit­ ; went 4>ver the rooI for six point* and Ing and playing gamrs Mr. Rwd in I B>ycr added the extra pomi with a behalf of the class prc.a'nUd Mrs.! ! pouJ kick, and T. K. led 7 to 6 The Cline with a Bible. Refreshments were M-cond T K. touchdown came in the served and they deiurtcd wislnng Mrs.'i 4th period wlwn McConnell.intercepted. Cline, many mure happy birthdays. f ;a jugBkd pa-s ond raced'40 yard* to ‘The .Larkin Clift w entertained a touchdown. Hover aeain added an last nt?.-!:', ut tlie home of Mr. and Mrs ' 'extra pwii on another perfectly placed Levi Miller of LelghUtn. A fine time! goo! kick. Boyer played a good .-.tcady b reported. ’ P^mr getting ot! good punts and mak-'' The Parmelee Ladies' Aid will Imld Ing good both points after touchdown them annual sideband chicken dinner besides dependable line plungma. In the church Thursday Nov. • McConnell intercepted two Convtock 17th. Everyone basement .welcome. Come. passes in the last period, raring, for a touchdown with one and neatly break­ Soothing music u being used In ing away with the .other. Paris to treat mental illness. Children’s Heavy “Black Cat” Stockings HEAVY COTTOS H1B — bUU an* TKll’Li: 1 ““ “ It; I t|C •. Boys’ High and Low Shoes (.admit! laid* thoa _ 1U In a varied line of styles.. Sizes 5 to a big 2, only- Misses’ and Children’s ail rubber 4-Buckle Arctics. £4 EE Bright finish, all sizes ..................................................... «P> | a90 Misses’ and Children’s all rubber Iow"^Zippcrs. E *1 fifi Brown only. All sizes .......... ,«P I >OU F Boys' * and Youths* ’ S1.7S Heavy Buckle WOMEN’S LOW SHOWER BOOTS.— QEa* All rubber. Snap styles.................................................... WWW ARCTICS Black Cloth, i-BueMp, S/icnMeShce^, ________ HASTINGS.. F Children's Oxfords, Straps and ’ t ftiih Shoes MICHIGAN..___________ ’. THE HOUSE OF GOOD SHOES �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 9. 1M2 Social Events'i'and Personal Mention j DISPLAYED PAINTINGS AT AG-HE EXPOSITION Camp Fire Notes iRcal Artistic Talent Shown By I Girls of thi* group are working for! ; Vincent McPharlin In His Dueces Wild/ Needlework Guild and four have al- [ Donald Bo ye* of Flint spent tlw week. RaX^ VrSS ,n ^ CABARET DANCE AND Pictures ready finished the first garment. At end with Mr and Mr*. I L Boyes. ; Kellar Stem Is In Grand Rapid* at-; DINNER AT COUNTRY CLUB ! Vlnc'nt mention of the last"meeting. Jean Everhart was" George Bradley of Lansing visited „ I Liiidlng the 2k furniture furait-c exhibit ----------. ; whose artistic talen’/y "have made tn eledtad president fo* the next period. Ha.’.tingk friend* tlw first at tlw week, tending |} ~ to time, di*SHATALIAYA. Richard Cook is attending the Pre**(Very Pleasant And Successful ; the Banner from um»« t Dr. J. C Andrus left on Tucsdsy for I.-------- - — -------------- -------- ----------- , , -------------- --------- „■— ------------ShatxUaya group under the leader-} played several of iris picture* in conMount Dura. Fla. to spend tty;.winter Convention at Ann Arbor this week. Party Oivcn Election i»hlp of Mrs Bertha Cooley. met Wed-I Btonllu .f Mr and Mrs. Fred Hrndcr*holt of; Nirzht ncctlon with the Ag-HE exhibit las'.; nniday after schob! at Mrs Caukln's., Glenn Greenncld of Grand Rapids Grand Rapid* upent lhe day here ' nignt week whfch drew most, favowble com-' Tlie following officer* were elected: Ne-' wa* calling on Hastings friends Tuesday. • n,e Country Club election night din- ment. ‘ vah Smith, Pre*. Ingartha Peterson. ' Tliuraday charie. Powell b spending a few "*[ * “ • drhxhtful a»mr about ........ vnarie* roweri i* sik-iiuiiik i» *ew ■ - ■.-—----.......... .......... E Mlu Edm.md, da„ with hu sister. U.U,. Mr, luplofld. In ....... . ... .. ... ... ..... .. .. . ... .-.13s na^t-nt 1 <1™"!" ll->7 ' li’.''«i'u. 7 v.: "rn‘ Vtce-Pnu. Elizabeth Parker. Secy. and ' E C <L Edmond,. Edmonds, Miss OnK» Grace Ednumds days with his Mra .. Rcplogle, Jmi'initeT* ”*'. ,,W anil n1",1 *,Mfs,u ‘olifsKS'v "'WJjHliBt Barbara Barnum. Treas. Fife new1 nd Mr. and Mra. the eouMr,. country. !9h*n 1,1 *hc »*l’>re of a.1cabaret party istuaiea unaer a m>d Mr .nd Mr. Wilf Will Grigsby U«H were or. In In ih, ImM? £, *no*ii unicngo,'member*.me working in this group.; On.I.i'. ^rul.E M U uT't-A' ' .'uimm r. and Saturday the girl* Jteld a candy sale' Lansmg mursaay. __________ __ _______ Mrs 8am Rone of F Flint t* visiting! .hat’eiwTrcrMl'ilTc ’»«.Tn h^nu“7i»’! st Saugutuek till* Mrs D L Christian was the guest her brotlu-r and wife. Mr and Mr*- 6. Vt X?1L ‘‘ " the pldure* displayed naturally ‘how.-d in the Camp Fire room under the Na(center of Jhc bungq ch-nr X fur dunemg ol M)V Ch.rto.U Uk. U UHM on w Wmpmw. iMu ’ b-""n . . ., ncr Westerlind gave several' I opportunity ot eXceyUonu! study and । tionul bank. Saturday und Sunday. ' Mr and. Mra. David Vail of Muakc- |Mi« 'XicrFlort lap dance* "during the period Mr and Mra. David tall of Muakc- r|eirr lap dance* "during the period. ' Mr and Mra. Reuben U-e p»r gon wcre 8ljn<toy KU,..,Ls of Mr. and contract and and auction uc 1 i<'i^bfWcTfolio*<d « Sewai lie. m . ' admired . BOOKS RECENTLY ADDED were brfidg,. joim>i»<<i ,' tralnln l/»wrll were Sunday guesta of Mr. and "JI, v * Sunday guraU of Mr. and contract ana aucimn o^iug.. „(rlllrRK u„r,. n.,.u., -rurk,.-J * _ in i TO ths THE iLIBRARY. Mrs E A. Burton. . j dinner. -Mm. 11 C. VahBu-Jurk and Mr; J M Townsend. ■ Hollow. Bull Head laic.-, and rJ-.-J Son-Firlion. mr, Nre. Thomas Hart of Wal-.IDr. Hauk Carrothem winning top score Thortui|»|ik* river ablaze with fall col-1 Mr. ano anil a*r* Mra umnrs James Batson we..* went to Thus* Riverw Friday to attend Hie fuAllegan county, were guest* of Mrs in thr former and Mrs. W. M Stebbins oring proving ns beautiful for a Bowere—"Beveridge and the Pro-. Ida PulniHtler Bundav. Sunday land Orville OtvHle Bavie* Bayl-s.In contract iwral of hi* uncle. Fred Deedrlck land in contract Ilueces Wild—the newest thing in pa­ painter's brush as atty Old World or ie.i*ive Era " -■ Jak..... ’li- Miller,. Hartley Finstrom andi The details ot thr parly Were very Western liindscapwi. Ml” Aiuw Burton went to Ann Arbof jamas for men—absolutely a new deal. ,, । Andrews-"CiunplcU’'Book of Par-.1 w<,re home froin.M. 8. ’.cleverly carried out with the committee hui week for a vLsit with her uncle and George Bauei Two striking iUCture.-. of :.till life llt< i Listen: Genuine broadcloth,. guaranteed cwtumed to suggent attendant* ut a aunt. Mr. mid Mrs Warner Bishop . " “ „vt-k end. " Ansley—"I Uke thr Depression"' i Mr MUl Mr, Erl Hainrr of Hi'll-r»^r. r Mr and Mr- W L Hinman and Mr fast colors, extra full cut, pullover style, colors with a skillful urrangnpent »: Adam.-,--'The March of Democracy." 1 Mr «r.a , l»™rM..«., ».rr wn .rin.rrn, pur- drapery fn the back gruuthl showed :n;< mid Mra. C. E. Grohe visited Mr and nu.. .... SUM., «..»u Thoma*—"Thi*. Side ot Hell ' ~ and the-price is $1.95; Mr. >!.«» Wund.rl.eh "• wr,.... .....! ...UvU-. . »...! color blending. Two portrait* point* d Mr* Ed. YMtnan Of Ionia On Sunday. Mla Grure Edmonds returned- to Mr vid Mr. (Men L SmIUr M in tm- modem manner were also of inYoung—“Let's Start Over Again" Our stock of pajamas is most complete , »«»*■ -»»UH.u-tings Wednesday uRx having spent Toledo n..W Mr .nd Mr., Sdu.r. !«.n u.u, „nd rhryun.hemum. • the summer al GtMXilieart, Michigan. smith mer Um »«■!. end. all the.fall patterns and colors in pull­ So tar m wc could Judge Vincent’, Wukehng - Fix It Vourwlf " . . l""h ■">"> ■. Mrs Martin Van Dairen mid her Mr. .nd Mr. H.rr, N.lmn ol Uepictun-s were m, good. and. bi tter in Wakeiin;. -"Home Workshop Man? over or coat styles, outing flannel und ___ . of. Mllwau. trr.it tutted Mr. .nd Mr>. FT.-emur tt— -------------mother. Mra. F 8. Bucher ual." '• . Mr and'.Mrs tx..r Tjdm b; an 1, n‘1,lVl J1?" broadcloth materials, are here. Prices • lui’. vuited relative* us in Jackson Thinsnuns- reirrow Furrow over tnc the wcck week eno. end. ' i Mrs. Webb. M1S.S Webb Mlv- McNamee. '■"■*. “ h1™’' McKlm—'One Hundred and One *’ h' I day. , Mr and Mrs. Charles Liclka ’of . nr uni. „ r 'Other city galleries. And in enmmor. Patchwork. Pattern.'." as low as $1. Mbs Ruth Robson visited her sister; Jackson were guest* of Mr. and Mrs. .Swift. .Mr ,’ul,'and <1'" Filter Mcnh. Tested, TasU-d and Clifford (.imdiwr. and husband. Mr and Mra Elroy Mil- Dun Iwwls over the week end. !Mr und Mm Paul Faulkner Mr ul,d hbn K'xri b.H.k and tlw t* t ot w Lxlw-, in Icr. of Eo*t Lansing Saturday and Mr Arthur llim<? ■■! Jack-' "Making of American D.r»;;n*»n Mr. and uno Mrs xira. annur nim.-r am x’ pr.-nrii MidrfliwHIr Mr m l !1'"'lnc hl’ ’'ltn' "1,1 ll" Bunday. ,. *son ... .. were guests of Mr mid Mm Max •'Jf* ».« Ere"j“- MKirtlt. Mr. and , l.!ian|1,1,. as Ih,. V1.u, .. , lr Lewis from 'Thursday : *,r' ,J ^enj-ti. Caledonia. A|i. . ..... . — ■»-•-» RoiMtrt HeiidendtoU of IMontreal. ______ _ ____________ . till% Sunday Radxo Amateur's Dickin*«>n' Mrs *•- .11 *' i Mr and Mrs. Dan. Dun. l>'wis lAu iu attended Brigg-,. Lansing. (5iiuid;i. Is viMtlng hw mother. irllm-> • THORN-APPLE GARDEN (TAB -- * 1. ftendendiott, corning to cast hi* vbtc'the funeriij ot Mrs. Archie Mc.Naugh-|! rhe committee in cliaYge were. M. in Hau*m,arm "Swoope's Left A regular meeting of the Tnornapptv m ut ar Bowne uo.ne Center sworer on Monday. Mra Cha- Pott* and Mr and Mr. on Tuesday. ton ■' Practical Electricity," , j Garden club .Was hpld ut the com­ Mrs Etta Blough Mr* J M Drrdrlrk drove to Three j,;,., ‘ visited Mr. and : *bl‘n •tohn.-on chrm. Me.-oi; und Mr: - munity roopi at tigs National bank Flrtlon. Irs, M. L. I Faught Rivers WiMnesday to attend the lu- Mra, m— — ot—- Dike Odcsto da,"« H‘‘hurd Grooa. M A Lahibn . Thursday P."M. Willa Cather -"ObacuTe Destinies." ' day Uli Sunday night. *■ ‘ -rawford, Hiro Hand Clyde neral of her brother-in-law. Fred from Wednesday till Sunday night. 77 , " Nelfa G Wliite. - ^Mrs. Green’s ----- x. Glenn Brower. A. H Carvcth. Ajt'r n rh<>:! buUtu.’.s thr Di-xlrtck. on Friday. I Mr und Mr*. Francis Ritchie uf Sidney French.'Edward :«p"<iiw v.v. turivti nur ! i tho pr.i- DitUKhte»in-Law " Mr. Tllr- JAlinston, Mr* Edw 'Lansini: were guv t* ot Mr and Mrs C. ■!’- Oordw, ‘ William McNally—■'How* of VanishDr. and Mro.KeniUt cliuirman. Mrs Wmlngrr. Slit Down, and Mr- Albert- Craig and Harry Bill Ritchie ninilii: uu on Monday nuiiiuu, evening. ,.v,।tx • Goodyear. , .... ... ■ Mein- 'gram — ■ ..... .^._u ;to!(| #f |)er fruitiew eftortz to obtain •rd Splentior.” I Mr and Mrs Car) UAolund, thalr •‘?re' Jj‘k at,ni- Retard <■<>*■ a 'tH’iiwr on the .'Ublft t of • llii' C* ' Antoine De Saint-Exupcry — "Night >h und a friend of <il KtdiirnnZoo, ...... /*,** .... Kalumn/.oo, were Mi- '- 5 iU | I»ilns <ii 4ackiuU--.-on | and finally decided to ta]k on it htr- Flight." EPWORTH LEAGUE. ’ Mra. lired Nrlwm und grantiMiii guc.Xs of Mrs. Nettie Hyde Sunday. HASTINGS .•e|f. Wc will mention only a few o! Henrietta Leslie -•'Dt>slrcd Haven.” ' The Epw<n,lh Ix-ngue cm.to! 'Fred DeGrow of Biittlc *’ ‘ Creek spent; ;— '*_ Emil Tydcn. Mr*. Richard re during. SUMta. »itu ml -..nMr- L L ■ ■■..mfcrjn,. ™-'""'l'n, tKU Mk Sunday with tiic lormtr'.. brother t; and Gro<*:-. Mr; Win. SUruwiin - ,M’ '*• , H<m<>re Wilbie'MtnTow—"Beyond the vuitora. a. both th. . ,■ wUv. Mr. mid Mrs. Don Karchcr. . E Barnett w<:re in Grand Rapid* oni1?* Blue Sierra.” . contribute points, rise cuntest cla'-v.! Siu- first mentioned the •Mi,-and Mrs Jamr.*; Scoville and Mr1 Pjjjtay Warwick Deeping—•’Smitfi." and Mis Ed. Farringrr and son Don- ■ .Mr. and. Mrs Gordon Clement of next week and each leader is working Mr and Mrs Vert Robsruon spent tv climbing purp'v.- -phvllu Brnti t;.:.tley—' Inheritance " aid «t Grand Rapid* ijient SUndny B' ldint; -i»-nt Sunday with Mr. and hard, to win. :u the winning side I* to;' ape purpo.e., R rmw Und* t—"Burning ‘Bush.” -alf of Grand Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Fern* Sigrid Undo :tx- entertained.” Th. contest has proved i1; * *,'------------------------------------L. Uhulters, and Mrs, Belle ,v«rv Quick at Mi'.o. Ann Bridge—“iNking Picnic. hitrrrstmg bccuuM- of tin- inilnx-- ‘•-‘1’*«C<1 accord rig to .’Jie n~ ------- ” Rapid* called ut Andrew Shntii'a Fni... ’ CV- wi»h to make out of them. She Mazo De lu Kochi-- -"Lark Ascend‘ ^y afternoon. Mr. and Mr.< Dorcnbas of KalamaMi-Crct ry Mr. and Mrs -Gtw.n'.c i Mrs. Cole Newton was the gut st of ook up Mep by step the location, ing." ■ . zoo were g-.a.sts at George Thompson's Sunday night 's nu< ln«j waxoi«*su-d i Kline. Win McCreery and Ben '!> wey: Mr.< Juke. Myeri. of Lake Cklcssa. goid its preparation, plnh’.itiit, rumI'. G. Wodehouse—"Hot Water.” of Hendershott in company with Mr. Saturday. . <if Parmu^md Mrs Osburn of Albion jug Wednesday anjl' returning rm Sun-. y a uhk, followed by the devotion.-,! ir>’ ;|ml winter protect!Hi of this F.if aiioi" Furjcon—"Till: Fair of "‘■ and Mr*. Gordon Thompson and Mr. Mr. ^nd'Mrs. Ernest Smith and sons Mrs Ih rnurrl Quigley of Nth !im-( day evening. ir fiower. As thr Mibject of ; and Mrs. George Thdmps >n uf thk- bt Delton called at Andrew Smith* mother. Mrs. Blunclie Padelford. and| Mr. and Mrs Frank C. Howley and '.ley pli C. Lincoln—“Head Tide." । titer ctuclyng up ol points for the con ; district visited Fred' Rupert at Sunday evening. mile M:? s MaQory Gaskill of ppwling; Mis.*. Donna Rowley of Adrian spent a. verv /Hal G. Evans -"Shortgrass." 1 Winingei -r - fitu .. Schoolcraft Friday and found him very : ‘ wire dinner guests uf Mr. and Mrs • Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Jennie 'test. At pecM-nt Howard Newton* | history, rare and cultivation of thb 't' -•» NORTHEAST CARLTON. iteam i* ahead witii 97 point*. France„ mXni pHK‘m aSjleuli T‘‘'' c!,,b'l,J’ ,h;,! hr n” Great Smokjc*." ;B ‘ ' : Mr Mr. and Mrs Elwyn Hayward ot •. of New York,City conic.-• Mri. It I. Hendcnhott. left for Mon- Coub Mr.- and and Mrs Mrs Ernest Ernest Quick Quick of of MUo MUo n visit with his nephew tn id Tuesday with her Min. Robert iM,,’it Geo. H. Rudne/ — "Creed Of the' **'"e Saturday evening guests at Vert Delton visited her pumnts. Mr. and ' '• H<-4iliu<ni\ Mr» Kratt Robliuon's ' ' Mrs Scott I.vdv Lydy anti and fani'dv family Saturday an<l wife, Mr- anil Mr... M E. Whit- Hendershott, wlio had returned to hi' • ; 7,,,..,—.,. ,,,... :‘peaker from away a\*hr handled both n. . ... ,4, thoroughly that every orr mln. Thu meti will attend a meeting fold Imme town to vote tn the prcAidcn- ,c<rnfnt, th< Christmas pla^ the League Mr. and Mr.v. Len Welfare and fatn- night and Sunday Jackson Gregory—"Rider* Actoss the V» working tm Tlw; dkcusdon for tin ; nt kn„.vx ..hr vcn. fanlHlar Border. in thinning Thursday evening, ; tiai election Uy of Hastings visited at John Hultng'a Mr and J -•* Mr— •• Lloyd* Endsley — and • ” ' . ■ • O to Ann A: .'?» ” *»« mt.-rmting topic ot Hu ; u . lth ; , lbw , Aff< , r a dLx . ll5A j CIl Mt;. V. L. Wolcott and Mk-.s Lqfilie' children of Lansing visited their par­ 'Barnaby Ross—The Tragedy of Y ' Sunday ___ . . .. ............ ... J the inct’Jim, at ■^,ltl-h U1‘-' of tlh-talk* the club ndjourrud to me»d Henry C. Bailey—"Red Cattle Mys­ Mr. and Mrs. Philo Bishop of Kula- ents. Mr. and Mr- Alotizo Decker, d<’>- U S**uth Ihiunc mid Mm. bTunit'ol tin- Mlchiguti Pre* nlub an«F will ;Ki"*u an opportunity to expies* hi -'Monday evening. Dec. tery/' ' t mazoo visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sunday'afternoon. Martin mid daughter Marilyn o! Grand sp ud the wu-k end tn Ypsilanti with,opinum. After the utflcufetnn a jkiIJ Runny Friday afternoon and evening. Mrs.Dale Louisa Lydy visiting Mr. and and Rapid:,•■.jM'iiL Thur. day with Mr*. Keith MLv. Maiguente HetmaiuiiM :k«t taken with Die following result. „„„ Kathleen Norns—"Trcelmven." I Mrs* Barbara chamberlain and little "Quick* of*UBaitJe UCreek and they w will hate no meeting on D.um l. .. ] Mrs Ella Powell and son and wife, j Hoover 3u. Ri:ow vvit 6. Bruckci 40 ..nu ] Hmrsday p M.8. Abre Rons Colver—."A Modern Ma-'Patricia Clmmberlain spent Thursday' ls jjelplng to care for Mr Quick * .Mr. rind MT Frank Cipcrtieaux and ' Mr. mid Mm. F.- A. Cadwulladcr. and Cam.-itock 2 ’ll.Ls wa.-, followed by the] ---------- — < >*- ■ion/yi ' I with Mrs James Clark in Kalamazoo, mother, who wa* hurt In un auto accidaughter. Mimi Jeanne, ol Trail s End. । son. James, wen- in Delton' Sunday , Epworth lx ague benediction. I il.ASS CREEK. EmlUe lairing —"Fair Tomorrow.-* | Mr and Mr*. A Beck entertained tlw ’ Cl.in lake, were dinner guests rd Mr. and called on Mr. ami Mis Addison • .. Coir. Bit. Maude Wallace, .. Creek ... -----------------nutrition c!as meet Faith Baldwin -"ScH-made Woman.", latter's brother, H. L. Gray of Ionia -------—< ♦ »---------------and Mi - Robert (.'..A .Thursday t ve- Pennock and Mrs Kate Williams . - ".: . ** • **. , . [with Mr* Lina Newland Tlmr-d.iy wi.li A. 8. M. Hutchinson Big Business ' and two daughters. Mr*. Juy Erb of It I* rather odd that more people AN »'• l.l l.CTIUN FART I. ‘;ltl enrollment nf ‘evt nticn member* ning and of Mr. and J.iK. Roy Fuller -------------------------------- ‘ Harold B_ Wright—"Ma Cinderella." Ionia and Miss Beatrice Gray of seem to want a thing when it coets a i niirf. , a wry* enjoyable day wa* ipent and BRIDGE—DINNER. " Fraiav evening. Jean Barnes. Librarian, jClarksville. lot. ■ very ’Hghtful given by- M1*m-> niuch interest ghbwn.for the work. We Ciuct* ot Mr and Mrs Archie Me-!. ....... -------- election . . .. .j>atty - ------nnrt ’ Mari' Marlon Hi’lni Fumua FUrnLSS and.are and nre looking lix-.kina forward InrunirH to uU very vrrv prolitable oro,l>. Donald over Sunday »ir6 Mr and Mm lovely bridge-dinner given by Dr. pnd, ii 'Latnnhcrc. launpmrc. Hilin Robert Prreton and son Robert of IX’-i Mrs. C. P-. Lathrop on Tlnusday i-Vc- i Josephine Hiein Stein at *t the Dr. Keller resi n.-i-­ -rar work. «Thc next meeting will be A special session of the Briggs 1 dence Tuesday Tuesday evening evening iroit. Con.it ami Mm. Alfred Niezy- nlng. . . dencc Picturis of,held December 8 at the home of one Indies' Aid Society >ill be Iwld on cli' Wflki of Dt'tron were guod* of Mr Contract bridge was played, high candidates and other election literature | nt our new members. Mrs. Floy Bech- Thursday afternoon to finish quilting und Mr* McDonald on Monday. 1-------------- to.JJr. r'" "ami “** ’Mrs. *“ -------».I were vfTeclively used, ;u. decoratioiw. !.-■ (id tn ......... Hastings. — „,a. Visitors ----------are always ------ , and round up tlw bazaar work. nu,,.. vcorrs going George and the party idea was carried out in'welcome, . of! Smilhwicfc, Mrs. R. t‘ JVebb and Cluw. Mr. mid Mr. 1. L Bensley 1 Mtssw. Arthur Miller of the Ellisthe score cards and place cards. Top' Many of the neighborhood attended districj and Bernard Peck of ifee Bris­ K .1. McCh-ery Saturday, coming]i Guests from out ;>f town were Dr. bridge score was mudc by Mr*. Wat d the Ag-flE exposition held in .Has- tol district were. In Lansing one day B-Jinc and Miss Emmy Lou Stark had; tines last week. We wish to congratuand Mias': Mr* R. F. Webb. Dr. and Mrs to meet their daughter-. jlato the Otis school in winning first Winifred R-rnley. who returned on George Southwick and M:— Fanny low score. Mrs. Mab-| Hyland was in tyittle i l»'nf with their exhibit- We were a!*<Thur. iluy from a five week-, visit, in: Webb of Grand Ruptds and Mis* Mil.VH.I.llNf, Ol WOMEN h BOARD, .fortuitute m having another of our Crock on Wednesday of last week to California Idred McNamee of Norfolk. Nebr. ML" Luvena Unit. » ul x-rmtend.nb..v, ul„ lhe lrlj, u, thr Chicago live- ittend the cooking school sjionsored Mr. and Mrs Frank Martin and “ *•• of Pennock hospital, was hrete.y at stock show. Joiin Erway was-the lucky lr, «lhe Kroger company and held at iiainthter Marilyn of Grund Rapid* WINS PRIZE FOR FOSTER. ; ;.|»nt .Saturday night with Mr. and; Earl Wareham of Grand Rapids has the tegular monthly- meeting of the orM. (rum our neighborhood this year. the S.tnitaritirn’ Union building. Mrs. rrv<l oils, who has been havMrs. Percy .Henry and son. Donald. ‘ Mrs Ketlh Damel.v On Sunday theyTT’ecn honored by being awarded a pore Women s Board, the gathcrina being ludd at the horn.’ of Miss Hirst's moth- ing an attack of tlie flu U some better. returned last week from a trip to Ak­ ittdped fdebratc Mrs. A. T. Eash* by the Business and Professional]" Mrs. Blanche Otis of Lansing is caring ron. Ohio. lo visit relatives. birthday together with other members Womcn'a Club of Detroit for hi* po»- '•t in Grand Rapid* • After , thr of the family • ter (infilled "The Progress of Wome^i " | . "T,* J. ,'lovely 7;.;*',. luncheon, the regu-1 fur her. ,Mr. and Mrs.'Fred Miller und family -The} Sundayy visitors ‘ nt Chas, ‘Wliltte- tutted at the homo of Uretr brother. 11., ..,ul M, 1. 1. Dm,. Ik. TM» «... M.-I m H Mr > ,.7; /".St niore's wr mores wtw. Emery Mu icr and wife Je*M- Miller, and family‘of Naslnille Anna Johnson Mm Lloyd Shafer. Mis* Warchsm* poster will now be entered uu‘- r |Jr a iuhkiuiui Dn» of Jackson. Mrs. Amy Whittemore of 'Jxttie Guru. Mr. Fred Fh-inmg. Mrs. In the national context. Cong rat uh -1i 5** AKTfc,u'v . IDelTon iixuon and ana Fred rrea Bechtal. uecntui. wife wire and recently. Mrs Millers mother. Mrs. Bert UHery mid Mm Minnie Marble nous are extended. Htu. ts in very feeble health at the Hie first quarterly conference of thc;lk.lt.. ol.Hastings. U. r<’ in Grand Rapid* on Thurxla^ nt-1 — KTFfy ’si i.rnisFD Methixiwt church will be held in the I ,plu. voune p<.Op|,. oj tflc parish will Miller home tending a district meeting of the Wont( o•',, , !'* Kl RInEDwi.t rconu nn Dynday evening. a bimquel at the Goodwill church . On Thursday evening. November 17 ..»...It-..... w ".I’t™’ jiriM ’d MLss Pauline Tkdhurat on Sat-1 *’,th ‘,u! d!*‘rlc» --«P,’rtn,.nident.} this week Saturday night. Mr Wa!-. the Briggs Ladies' Aid Society will r.e.tiionx were held at Trinity church, f ""' » >i.~ «« » urd.iy evTnmg in honor ot her birth- i,,r* H"K,“ ,Gr:l, Rapi^llarr of the Hastings High rehool will sene r. chicken pie supper serving to HaMiRgs (x ople who heard Percy 1dW' [>n charge Tlie official board member^” tx..the speaker. A general invitation 1* tx-nip at 6:30. 'The annual bazaar and Grainger and tltc ^irand Rnpidti Sym-'। 1 Tlw evening was *pcnt with gatrns!*11* httV'^’ « “-kr.d.'id t« a ?"• pot luck supper iL 6:30 •.> extended to all young pw.k people ot the sja cial music and programs Included, i phony Orchestra in Grand Rapid™ Fn- ! and a general good time. Mi vs Tol- !or,ocl: sharp ram precvding nn« dint- the tin* conferrnhN'i -:.,. —.............. neighborhoods, ..... Lyman Tompkins, who has been un-1 'surrounding day evening wne Rev. and Mrs 1, L hurst ' iler.tteatment al tlw University hos-1 was presented with tome lovely ence. ■. I --- CAR --------L^()N ;------------------------CENTER. ' isr'v^^re/iMrBhven’^'' •«>< pital at Ann Arbor, has returned to his MM RG.M VMtu.lt. Mrs. Don Bliven. ;1J| unK(.(| )() hap|>y |)lrlhlla>. wbihe3 home much Improved. r; ;;; 7 ; -7, 7 -; , I Tl*-' Carlton Center M E. chiifch will Mu.’.i’.s Florcnb* und Arlene QAmpbeli. 1 Lloyd aiuiu-rs Bunday School cu,*'-lM»nbc.M1'ndiitRuboxofIruutoBr«nMr. and Mrs. Maurice Rec-c of East ■ Winifred Johnston. Sarah Schnder.; .. OBSERVED BIRTHDAY: enjoyx-d a hike down U> Aben JohnwaFa win MethodLd Itosptud at Katomardo Assyria have announced the marriage ; Right now i< tho tinn> of the year when a Alice Mohler ahd Eva A. Hecox und । jueM|ay night a very .happy shack on the Thmnapple Saturday alt-1 AU-who have .some tb donate tor the of Hieir daughter. Berl Reese, to Harold Mr mid Mrs Charles Lawrence und birthday party was held al the home,ot 1entoon Tht; bny» had a weiner jcause please leave with Mr* C B. Vul- Philips. tl»e ceremony taking place at! new mattress or set of springs would certainly Icntina daughter ’ f>m Perkins to celebrate the birthdays; ■md a liltv time in general. Angola, Indiana, on October 15. be appreciated by almost anybody who does not On Saturday Cong. J C. Ketcham. -of jjp, perkins, Mr. Adcock .uul Jim-i Mr. and Mr* David Stine were called | FVTUt rttxFn Hnikh ,h'r'' Wii' a “nc rr0'“< ,,ut llu R« v L L. Dewey. Secy". C. F. Angell. ,mr Adcock* The evening wtu spent in to Jackson recently by the illness and 1 have a comfortablc bed to sleep.on. Robert Angr-il. Way tie .Conklin. Clay ringing, recitations and n nunucince. death of Ids mother. Mrs. Mary Me­ Bmwtt and Mwes Lucy and Lutlllc Refreshments Wen* served at the cltt.v Allister. .The funeral rervtces were: «, . lunrl-.i. ThuncU,-. thL, vk,.,„v held on Thursday . -November 10 with i lUojuut. Virginia Boye*. Chrystul ,und nil report a delight lul evening . Thoma* mu! Hck<n Angell were in lain­ interment at Lake Odessa. WEST CARLTON. ' Thursday ’’ sing Saturday and participated In fflie j ENTERTAIN <T.< B. ' Prtstun Hyatt of Hastings was pie I Mrs. Jav Blough anti .-ons visitedj M, s Kick of rn .n Freeport parade ajid demonstration of the young Mr. and Mrs.-Milton Murphy enter. iter parenu. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ui visiting al tlw lw of her nvplww. xuiwt of the H. E GUlasnfc family over j people of Michigan in protest against..tufned tlie Three Times Four club on Johnson al Hustings from Friday uiitll ^r- u,1<1 Mf!i the week end. ' Henney lhe rcfu-Hl of the eighteenth amend-;J Friday evening at their home nijrth Sunday.w<‘ ,,ri' *<* didn't know aixutf mint Cong. Ketchum Rave a "short of Fireport. A pot luck" supper was It is the logical time to buy as they cannot' be any COATS GROVE. Ray*Burling of Grand Rapids spent tllr cntertaminent gjvcn by thr Carlton talk to tlie crowd* assembled. Mired and all had a lovely time. th? week end with ills futhcr. Dave c.range November 5th. tn tune to pu'. The L A. S. met witjj Mrs. Matties cheaper than right now. Just think, you can buy . . . Burling. . I on annminc micnt of tt m our last Knnfile Thuraday with good attend-; Miss Edith Allcrdlng accompanied ’ Hem™ There wrn■ good many ance. A comfortable was made for tlie 1 Judson Cantentcr to HaMtnifs Thurs-1 attended the program. Atwo-actcmiday when-she util .s|tend a lew daya. and a minsttel show were given Mr and Mrs Nrll Smith of Midland . Mr- and Mra.B W.RUmhIentertained which uc.-c inloycd by ..II. ■ virttcd relative* over the week end. Sunday tn honor of tlie wedding anniMr. and Mrs. Clan Jones and famLee Howard of N. Hastings gave a rersaries of. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ed- Hy of K.iUiiih.'.sj vistwd tlvtr cowin*, L. V. BESSMER, Eyesight Specialist niond* of ffadinp*. Mr. mid Mrs. B. W, ‘ Mr. and Mr Fred Henney and Robtyt. flue ' Armistice-' speech on Sunday evening si! the community service. A ’ HASTINGS, MICH. ' Sisson t>[ Carlton, also the blrthday.i of Sunday aftrnu*>n. young people's choir gave some special Mrs. Verdan Covllle and Mnury Moore.! Mr. and Mr- John Usbornr and famTltMe present were. Mr. and Mrs. J. I lly spent Sunday with the latter'* sU­ music and Jesse Chase sang a sola and : F. Edmonds ot Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. j ter. Mx and Mrs. Chw>. GcMcnhaver. of Mrs tJon Foreman, ot Hastings spoke on the Red Cross work. Come in and look over our. line. You can't afford to 0. C. Edmonds and sons of Nashville? Potterville Mr and Mr* E S Thompson axwi Mr. and Mrs. V Covllle and daughter! Mbs Juanita Marlow of Hastings sleep in diacomfort but not necessary. By making'an appointment your daughter. Virginia, visited at F. C-1 of West Carlton. Miss Clara Sisson and visited her parents over the week end. examination begins immediately you call, a saving of Maury wrxwc 01 irvxng. ------ln Woodhnd «m Sunday Moore of Irving. «r Mr. ana and Mr» Mrs Ii 1 time. But if you are down town, and just drop in you E R Wazhburn of Decatur were guests 1 FAIR LAKE. „ L®J tth D an, L “ "J? 0 Wood “ » n ’ nd 1 E H Washburn ot Decatur were nests ‘for the afternoon-and Mr. and Mrs । The Kmr>y UtdiaF Aid Society w»U Freda .Smith sperit the week end tn will get the most prompt attention possible. Your 'Frank Yaxger of Carlton for the eve- ,ne<‘I the ,l,lrd Wednesday in Novem- Lansing, visiting Mr. and Mr*. Clar-1 principal duty is to decide that you will have your eyes v|Ung bcr the 16th .with Mrs. Beyu- Vaughn, ence Shiley. looked over. And your own welfare demands an In Butintu for Over 30 Ytan ,< , i Thr Bimncll Ladle*', Aid will give *| Mrs Ludte Fisher will be the leader. early call. ' Mount Vernon, on the west shore of i chicken pie supper at thr church base- i of the conuhumty service next Sun- I HASTINGS MICHIGAN the Pctomac river. 15 mile* below1 ment Ftidiy evening November lit!: day evening and Mr*. Carrie Van Wie j Washington, belongs to the Mount I Marguerite and Len Lechlettner *pe;n I *»U be the musician. Vernon Ladle* a*Mjciation of lhe Un- Sunday with their aunt. Mr* CharU* -Mrs Leola Wood u on the sick Ust ton. ■ • I Moreau, ol Augusta. |at thu time. ( A New Deal FOR Men ♦ T. S. Baird I Clothing for Men and Boys Beds and Bedding AT SALE PRICES! ♦ a. Prices Were Never Lower Than at the Present Time Dedicated to Better Vision A GOOD SOFT COTTON MAT­ TRESS for only A Fine DOUBLE DECK SPRING for only... Appointments Are Desirable Miller Furniture Co < * , _ �►age THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER I. IMS etort WANTS GUARANTEED SET of TEETH ONE C'ENT A WORD. CARDS OF THANKS NO . DOWLING. The Ladles’ Aid -dinner Will not be h«-lcl on Thursday of next week, ax the ———-i-’trier;.chicken supper will take place tlie following evening. on Friday evening. T»«T VXITED bbbtiibbb chvbch. u will, begin ai b.t l b. 14M. y»it«r. fi 30 ulup continue until all are taken :/- •’ ' cart of A ,lUKt wH* ** R’c**ntc<1 , . - U~m r E by'several ot tlie ladies tn the com­ ’ ’ munity and some special music is br!•■' }• u ~-i C?>“‘i' * «.«<;•» ln* *n>h*ed for *hc «xa*ion with a T LI C /-» r» f 7 r>/-» r» r* c 1 H IL Un UIxL-iULj 4 New Low Prices On Glass Ovenware EXTRACTIONS DR. O. L. BROOKS H. S. SHELDON Casserole Pie Plate Utility Dish Baking Dish Soap Pan . the httli- f®|k.- of the Hui which waS especially wood. First Class Laundry ■L F. Thouij«on and $1.75 .90 1.50 I $1.00 tn y Lails. American Laundry accepted lhe presidency with L J O'* aid iu> vk. -president and EMhcr Stanton, secretary and treasurer The club will meet again In early Drccm- Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co HASTINGS MARKETS FARMERS ATTENTION! Raymond Douglas Harrison Entertainers in person inn»r sjient Sunday with Perl? jhhiynn of Nash* field Churc Thursday, Nov. 10th Armistice Day Admission FREE BOXING Sunday with ODDFELLOWS’ ARENA Friday, Nov. 11th 8:30 P. M. ARMISTICE DAY MEET Opportunity Uses the Want-Ads We Have A Player Piano paid for. that we will sell to re­ liable party willinc io complete small monthly payment*. For Tumpkins tn Kata- Mr and Mrs Jay Anncri and-mother and Mr*. James Murphy spent Satur­ day and Sunday with .Mr and .Mrs Ray W« leh-and family Hl Kendall. ' Mr. and Mis Louts Fcrsuson ot Katanu.'<v spent Sunday with Mr. and Detroit. .Michigan. Our Success Ila* been achieved through care- SEE L’S FOR I^SL'HAXC£ Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO. MICHIGAN J. L. MAUS & SON Lcc*l B«pita«aUllv*t, llsiUcg*, Mich. Sunday WALLDORFF and family. Ous Peake and family and Mr. and FUNERAL HOME Knowledge is gained through study; isdoin through inspiration and expert* CHARLES H. LEONARD Wayland, visit [home Sunday. street .... 'Lem L’lrtch of Hastings called urday on his parents. Mr. and Distinctive Funt ’al Service (Abo Ambulance .Service �t ■ P Wednoday, Nov. 9, 1932 PART \WO THE HASTINGS BANNER I CLOVERDALE. tlnued os on elective branch of the ’ Rev. and Mr*. Holtz. Mark Garrison CICTICTU mwEDtiAD ”atc government from 1851 to 1914. nrIlcTn GOVERNOR The fir<t highway commissioner was and Mus McPhariin gav« the school' • ------ ’ appointed in 1905 In 1913 this office cluldren a very good time on Hallow­ Area Has Been Under Rule For won changed so that the highway cum- e’en night at tlw parsonage. It was a real spooky looking place about 7 jmiwioner was elected 329 Yeara, Archives Of ; Hie state records show that since o’clock, lhe door* were lucked, tlw State ShOW uvremur Governor nourrt Robert nicvienana McClelland rengnca resigned house dark, and xs one rapjwd the Michigan elected a‘governor Novem- In March 1853 to become Secretary of- 1ghost would tell tliein to go to the side ber 8 for the 50th time ln.il* history a* tlie Interior of tlie United State*, every !door, which was a window, through a »tate. according to archives of the J governor has rerved out tlie term* for which they could crawl in. Here an­ Deiiartmcnt of State. (which they were elected. Twice before;!other gliost ushered tliem In. Moment*' But although Michigan ha* bce’n a ‘hat time, two other governors rralgned 'were tense Ind hearts stomMf^aatlng until, tlw lights went on and the witch, sovereign member of the United States “»kp “> United States sen­ Mrs. Kellogg. lct| them in a marchior less than 100 years, record* show atc to which they had been elected. ' around and around. All went home that tlie territory comprising Hie stale' --------------.tired ipid happy.•. ' htU been under the executive direction' DELTON SCHOOL NOTES, of a governor for 329 years. The first Monday hftemoon, Oct. 31. the first , 71w following families gathered to­ governor on record was M- Chauvin.’to fifth grade* had a HailoweT-n party |gether nt the home of Mr. and . Mrs. ' commander de Chaste* and M. de at tlie sciwolhouse. . .Waugh Hallowe'en nlg^t. Mr. mid Mrs,■ Lyle Kingsbury. Mr. and Mra. Bernard Monta His was a military conlrof We wr have nave started ainricu our 4-H s-ri Clubs. uiuos. The inc J■DeGoUa. and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Mac­ starting In 1603. He wa* the firat of officers ------. ti for the Girls’ Sewing Club! 25 French-Canadian governor/ whtee are: President, Wilma Holden; Vice- . ;Leod. A lunch was served and a de­ rvglme lasted until 1760 when BriUsh- President, Rt.va Mott; Scc'y and Trews.! lightful evening wa* spent Canadlan forces took control, Eloise Cable Officers for Qie Boys' 1j. Tlw Garden club was held nt the • of Mrs. Lester Monica Friday P. The British control of Michigan saw Handicraft Club ure: President. Rus- liome ■ A talk and a few topic* on lilies' Vice-President. RuswiiJM : right different men placed in charge of sell Guy; the U-rrltory. and during tlie end of Smith: Scc'y.. Clark Morehouse: ‘ ;and rows were the main discussion*.. The next meeting will be at the home1 rile British regime Michigan also was Treat, Marvin Groat. claimed by tlie United State., and Our mid-term exam* were written ot 1 Mrs. Everett McCallum.' was declared to be upjjer the Governor!lost Thursday and Friday. Nov. 3 and Mira Helen Patton of Midland wo*. of Hie Northwc*FTcrritory. John <. We arc just finding out how much home over thr week end Grave* Simcoe, appointed In 1792 was we know thi* Monday thr 7th. .. ............. _... „ .... tld: last British executive while ar-] Wc had a cipher down for’our as-1 town hall Friday night, ut tight chive* show Unit that General Arthur. St. wrnbly winbly thi* this Monday morning. Winifred Winifredio'clock. i< Blair a* Ml gpvcrhor governor of tlie Northwest Northwet McBain nnd Kathryn Town, leader*. leaders. The Ladles’ Aid will meet this week. government. Kathryn's ride side won. I Thursday at tlie Iwme of Mrs. Russell Territory took the reins of government . *•from 1787 .. . - - -year. ■ Michi-1 • *book —• reports *- begin *today —* '*• to 18no In tliat <Mon- Johricock. , gun became a part of thr Indiana ter-. day>. everyone be prepared. Written Mrs. DeMond and daughter. Mira [ rttory under General William . Henry I should be in by the end of this :Donna of IGdamazoo were Sunday Harrison as governor. Week. ■ visitors at the home of Mr. and, Mrs ■ Kathryn Town and Doria Five1 years inter Michigan became a I Lester Monica. Arenlz, Reporters. ^•parate territory and General 'Wil- ‘ Mr. and Mrs Dougul McCallum und children of Detroit spent Sunday ut Hain Hull took office as the first Michi- ■ STAR GROUP. the,home of tiielr parent, Mr. and' pin territorial, governor on March i.| ! 1805 During the |>erk>d to November 3., Star Extension Group met nt thr Mra. Ifcrt McCallum. Mr. and Mra. Merle Clark were buri-, 1835 eight governor* and acting gov-; |home of Mra Edna Young Oct. 27. 1032. , , tenor* controlled tiic territory. | • Tlie beginning of tlie lesson lor the ncra callers in Grand Rapids M mday. ] Friend* of Mr. and Mrs. Jone*' There I* some conflict a* to the exact f year "Food habits in relation to health" date on which Michigan became a given by our leaders. Carrie McDonald gathered at the Givens*'home WhIih-sstate. Stevens Thompson M.x'.on was land Edna Young, proved to be ver>in- day night to bld farewell to the Jones', inauguratcd ns BrtiLjjfUXDMM’.'of Michl-, structivc und interesting. Tlie topic who were suddenly notified that they' gan on.November 3. 1835. But the net.-What doc* your mirror dUclow" gave hud to leave that very night Everyone of Congress admitting Michigan to op*, many idea* to consider in helping wislied them a safe bun voyage to their statehood was not approved by the i to bring to all of u* individually and im home in England. Mr. und Mrs Ray Holland of Otsego, President until January 26. 1837. :n community tliat important part of called on Mrs. Loft Ann Patton Sunday Lieutenant governors, secretaries ofjhfe, "health." r fate, .state treasurers, auditor general,] The meeting rm called to order by evening. J^tn. Stovor, Mrs Cover nnd daugh- ■ and MUJertntendcnt* of public-instruc--dur president. Martha Beadle, wh> tion were appointed until 1850 when gave, suggestions for the coming year's ter and Mr.’ Read of Kalamazoo were these offices became elective positions, work. Mabie Crawley was elected guests of Mr*. Pine Sunday. The office of state land commissioner, chairman of recreation nnd Beatrice . Mr. and Mrs. Richard Penncl* nnd! wa* llsted as n state official nnd con-1 Arehurt, Mtb-leadrr. Seventeen mem­ sons und Mr. unit Mrs. Hany Pvnnels,1 helped celebrate their father. Ed. Pen- j -------- k. beta were presen/.'and our next meeting | will be at the home of Gladys Slocum ncls' 71st birthday Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Ar)hut1 Johncock visited A 1 Dec, 8. Ma aqd Mra. John DeBack, at East ■ , Muriel Bush, Sec. Orangeville. Sunday. . Mr. and Mra. Stevens of Warsaw,! .STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT. Ind., visited their daughter, Mrs. Har-j old Kellogg uial family. Mrs Ralph Striker Wednesday Nov. 16. Tlie Murril Dibble family of Detroit1 A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. and party of friend* spent the week; Clayton Shurlow November 2. end at their cottage. • Mra. Walter Ickes spent Sunday s Art Waugh U spending a few days in' night and Monday with Mr. and Mrs Kalamazoo und Chicago. Arclile Herrington in Battle Creek. Arthur Jolmcock helped his son-in-1 Mr. and Mra. Will Bidelman of near law. Olin Brown, of PUinwrll, with hl; Nashville called at Walter Blake's Sat­ worg last week. Glad to reixjrt. Mr. I urday. Brown better at this writing. Mrs 8. Geiger k spending a week with her daughter. Mrs. H. Foster, of Barryville. Burdette Willison is on the gain after Mira Donna McKeown of Lansing spent the week end with her parents. being very ill the past two weeks. Mra. E. Latta Is also on the. gain MILO. ! Lloyd Valenttn*' over'the-week end. I Mira Louise Hilbert was taken to Karl Faul over the week end. Mr and Mrs Clayion McKeown. Mr. gnd Mrs. S. Geiger and Mr. and after a two weeks' IJlness which wr ure Our Inspiring mid helpful township , Epworth League gave a Hal- : Pennock hospital Monday morning . Mira Beverly Plants returned Thurs­ Sunday school convention was that of p®*‘®cn IM»rty Monday evening in the where ahc wis operated on for appen- day from a visit with >u-r graiuiparMrs. D. Geiger spent Saturday with glad fo report. Mr. und Mrs. Hula of- the Pinery dis­ Sunday held at Prairieville M E.i‘hurch parlor*. dicitL. fjhe U getting along nicely. I cnU. Mr. and Mrs.. Elon Planta ot ----Mr. nnd Mra. Warren Cairns of JM»strict are moving on to the Struble jC)1UIT^. nr. j. c. Wiilitu of Grand Callers during the week nt tlie home tcr. ' Sixteen •members of Club No. 3 of. Grand Rapids. Mrs. Crego and children. Mr*. Kinney fnnn' . . • Rapids brought its an «nme.st message | “I Mr. and Mrs. WWby Crockford were. I‘he Ladies' Aid Society of the Metho-! Mrs. R C. Finnic, Mira JoAnne Fin­ Bevrr.l from HU. way UMiM i|ir ••Teacher and Tusk." speaking i Mr. and Mra. Chas. Higdon and Mrs di-t church surprised one of their nic and Miss Phyllis England left Mon­ Ion the and Mrs. Clark of Hustings called at H.llo.rrn nrormn «L lhe i an«r.-1| particularly ,„tllnU„|, ol hr -s„in lu.l Life ot James Mi ad's Sunday. of ,the “Spiritual of Geo. Higdon of Nashville. Mr. and Mrs. members, Mrs. Chas. Hatton, who is day for a week's visit with Mr, and Mr. and Mrs. Dm Campbell nnd son Sprur*. «hool Mood*,- nwhr nnd re- lhe Trarti.r Thr Menial B)ul|»nmr joint Higdon of Harryvillc, Alfred Hig­ leaving this week to make hci home Mrs. Robert Finnfe of Louisville, Ky. t,„ Work Tv.rhlnu a Prr- don of Grand Rapids. Mr., und Mra. . with her slaughter.<Mra. Roy Rowlader. »l»ent Friday nnd Saturday.with .Mr- port a «ood prorrnun pul on by ««■, Mi\i Mania Paul vUltcd her grandand Mrs. John Beck of Lake Odessa. ...... . .. annul TU»- ■ Suv. Willltl* la a Orffo Knowles of Freeport.' Mr. nnd ul Grund-Rapids lur the winter. A motlier. Mra. C. B. Benham, from Tues­ •n»t» .111 b,- Sunday aclmol a U» 81ma,y „hool „A„ „„d „ Mrs. J. L. CroCkford of Carlton Center' delicious pot luck supper was served. Mr. and Mra. Bark of Kalamazoo day until Thursday of last week. [Mrs. Roy Rowlader of Grand Rapids J. "" 1,clTk “Ta InaK-M lortunalr- lo hair him with were Sunday guests. spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ClnyolhWd by pmachln*. Therr .HI al«> „ lo hu lnjplnn, .ddr™ Mr. and Mrs. John Smith of South and Mrs. Grace Ttschcr ot Lake Odessa Mr and Mrs. D. B. Green were Grand । ton McKeown. Rapids visitors Thursday. I boapreu mtwe n . II l» an Ml r,v. n„,„. ,„lor J, lhc B,^n, Woodland spent Monday evening with. were out of. town guests. ' Morrell Smith and Karl Faul ’ left gave ftn able talk mil M,i.ra Pollyanna England. day mcmrnp mlh . pot hack dinner, to; n.,„lk . Mr. nnd Mrs. Ed. Covey ot Gobles Mr. and. Mrs. D. B. Green visited Mr.' arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rurll Tuesday for duty on grand jury at the the afternoon special services will be, •■RCngtou!< Education in Public , Federal Court at Grand Rapids. and M<s. Hurry Walldorff of. Hastings and family for a week or so. . U.!n_v!,'d “'7 School." ukln* M> leal from 2 Cur Mrs. Ralph Leffler and daughters ’ apend lhe d.y. Borneo, will .Uo to 3.s mucic .™ In clunre ol Mra. Sunday afternoon. ’ DOUD CORNERS. Tlie eighth grade held a Hallowe'en visited her mother. Mra./Will Clary, i " *?,.. i Shepherd. The children were pleasing Mr. and Mrs. Albert Oreen and ,n gongs and Instrumental music. Nel- party at the honle of Mrs. Rena Cul­ j in Hastings from Thursday until Sun­ The P. T. A. has been postponed b i.nd. Mar8*ial* Trll’p. a“t,ntlwJ' «on Beers had charge of the devotion* ler and Miss Jeanne DuBolt. 'Mira day. until Nov. 18. ; Mr: and Mrs. Richard Hughes of the p T. A. meeting at ‘he Moore j„|5 ofliccrs elected were: Mrs. Flower. DuBoi* is the eighth grade advisor. Mrs. Robert McMnnnls was called to Mrs. Glen England returned Sunday Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Stang of Assyria on account of sickness. Khool tn Maple Grove Friday evening p^, . Mr Herbert Morehouse. Vice­ Stuart Clement <a former teacher at: Pn,5 . M„ Paul Brown s^ary and utter a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and Mrs C. B- Benham ot Mr. and Mrs. Percy McMannCs re­ Hoinirf Harrison ot Detroit. Hastings were guests of Mr. and Mrs. turned home freyn Elkhart, Indiana. the Moore sctwoli. Ml** Pauline Oer-iMaurtce nurohett. Treasurer. 13-Plate BUY IT NOW! linger and Mrs. Gordon Clement of Mr and Fred Groggle moved 2 Gallons Hustings also wrrenresent part of the the BeUlnger farm to a evening. Mr. Cienfcnt spoke on the farm near Kalamazoo early lost week, amendment* which was very much ap- -nn- game day Mr and Mra Paul predated by nil. Mr. Walton and son Groggle moved onto Mrs. Bellinger * Seward sang two songs, and six of the farm which they will work the comSealed Can 1 Gal. Bulk Exeh. Price 10 year old children of the"Sthool King ’ py. ycar •Daddy's Brown perby,*' which was! nlc MUOXpeople hope for a good very good Several gunite were then crowd at the bazaar. Nov. 16 A played and prize*- given to tlie winners chicken dinner and other good things after ♦hlch Jello, cake and coffee were will bC- provided ut depression price*, served. There were about 90 folk* t^ ladlCs w11l grateful for donapresent at the meeting. rtiona for the bake Roods sale or fancy Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton and daugh- mjdes, etc, for that department. ter spent a few day* in Detroit lo*t Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Scoby spent the week. I week end with the former's" mother Will Green of Detroit and Frank and family at y/eIconic Corner* They Green of Nashville spent Friday morn- «,p«it Sunday with Mr. und Mrs. RUBBER CASE ing at the Albert Green home. ’ Maurice Crookston. Word was received here of the .death | Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Qulclf spent of Mira Helen Green, daughter of Mrs. Sunday with their niece. Mr. und Mr*. Florence Green, in Detroit after a . Maurice Crookston at Jiastings. Will Operate Any brief illness of pneumonia. Mira Green | " Mr. and■ *' Mrs. ------Ferris Quick had for Car. Only ., wa* a teacher in the Detroit school for; ।guests Sunday. Mr. und Mrs. Vi'rt Rob­ the past four years, She was the |inson of Shultz. granddaughter of the-late Mr. nnd Mr*. A good program will be one of the Heavy Duty, Pair James Green of Dowling. Much *ym- j ।features of the bazaar the 16th. Mrs. pathy is extended to the bereaved one*. :M. J. Cross of Hastings -will be present Some of the men of the community ।and give a talk on “Personal Glimpses gathered at the home of Perry Van. ।of Europe.” Mrs. Kraus will furnish Tuylc Wednesday and had a bee to ।piano music and some readings.and vo­ 4*^ help.him build hl* log cabin buck ut ।cal Selections will be given. Everybody Deep lake. He is very thankful for ।come. their help: Tliey expect to move there J. C. Newman nnd son and brothcras noon as tlie cabin is completed. :in-law. Mr. Simmons of Kalamazoo Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Warner spent were callers ut the Bradfield home the week end in Baltic Creek making ISunday. tlie acquaintance of the new baby born I lo the latter** mother three weeks ago.' WOODLAND. ------------- w *----------------Last week's letter. LAKEVIEW. j Geo. Fuller of Woodland and Mr. Frank Cogswell and family were call- and Mrs. Rolfe Bulling of Hastings ers at Henry Mead's near Hastings, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mr*. Bunday afternoon. . Jolui Bulling. George Gillespie was home from New Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cole and sons York owr the week end. j spent Sunday with John Mead of Coats Mr. and ND*. Jim Palmer and Mr. I Grove. < TELEPHONE 2177 DRIVE-IN SERVICE and Mra. Harry Baldwin of Haatlngs; Miss Ardath Leonard entertained were Sunday caller* at Wm. Gillespie's.! some of the young people Monday eveRETAIL WHOLESALE Lakeview P. T. A. meet* Friday, No- j ning with a Hallowe'en party. vember 18. Pot luck Thankagivihg sup- i Mr. and Mrs. Carl Haffner of Ann per. Everyone come. [ Arbor were guest* of Mr. and Mra. MICHIGAN ELECTS EVERY Family Should Adopt SYSTEMATIC PI .AN of SAVING! a It is reported that 95'' of the successful men and women started by saving small sums in the bank. If this is true (and we believe it is approximately correct) the percentage indicates the great importance of a Bank Account in the attainment of It takes only $1.00 to start a savings ac­ count in this strong Four-Generation Bank and then keep constantly at it. Systematic and perpetual attention to regular deposits will soon build a fund,^earning 3s interest compounded semi-annually. SUCCESS IS NOT JUST-AN ACCIDENT—IT IS THE RESULT OF DEFINITELY ARRANGED PLANS AND CONSISTENTLY WORKING TO THEM ! FOR BETTER BAKINGS AT LESS COST USE THE ECONOMICAL AND EFFICIENT HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY'COUNTY HASTINGS MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2217 BAKING POWDER IAUAIM! Batteries Alcohol Penn-Oil $4?5 65c Hot Water Heaters • 30x4.50 SPECIAL 5»V5 TIRE & TUBE ‘B’ Batteries • 29x4.40 SPECIAL TIRE & TUBE $7.95 $3.75 $ 4«"5 DELCO BATTERIES—ALL CARS PARTS FOR ALL CARS jfato d'port dhop Winter Is Approaching Is Your Car Ready, You Can Save Money by Having Your Car Tuned Up Get a CLEAN and GRIND, have your IGNI­ TION POINTS ADJUSTED, have your BAT­ TERY TESTED. You will SAVE enough in GAS and OIL to MORE THAN PAY for the work you have donel NEW FORD BATTERY Reduced price* on all uaed car* thi* week. Come and look over these bargains. HOT. AIR and HOT WATER HEATERS at low price*. Our Mechanics Are Experienced to Work On AH Make* of Car*. Universal Garage Co. Telephone 2121 Hastings, �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER ». ISM PAOK TEN Y. M. C. A. ITEMS Buy and Use Michigan Made Beet Sugar Woodland Y group attended the prohlbltton lecture in Hastings last Thurs­ day night. Twp'farmers drove a total of 16 miles with horse and buggy to Hear the spldndld lecture by James Schermerhorn of Detroit. ' Several loads ol young people from Barry county attended the huge dry rally and demonstration at Lansing last Saturday to help keep Michigan from becofnlng a seceder. ■ Freeport Y group mck^m. Wednes-1 day evening for thelregular meeting • Instead of at noon in the school. Shir­ ley Voorhew. lender. . Ntiv.-13-lp tiic world wide "Week of Is being observed here next week with ■ special emphasis f>:i the regular chufcli; [prayer meetings.V ’" !• —the worlds finest—100 Ci pure, for all purposes. Freeport and Woodland senior Girl | Reserves began their regular meetings Buy Michigan Made Beet Sugar and you help 35,000 last week. Alias Allee Cow les leading: Michigan wage earners and farmers. the Freeport group. Miss Helen Schu-1 hr lhe Woodland girls and Mrs. C. J 1 Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association Barnum the Woodland Junior girls. . j* Bay Cijy. Michigan Nashville Hl-Y have selected for their Bible study this year "Studies in Character" by E E. Micklerite. Rev. S.1 —■ . .. .—;----- J..Francis is leader luaisted by J. ••1 can't gel over It." said the hat an The inventive genius of legislators L'--VnnDeventer. the ii*ad of-ttg^Woman whose hair wa.- surelytaked by tlie necessity of invent(/XJ mrjy |O secure yoiu- boy and’ Unbobbed. ing new taxes j tickets fur the big banquet for men and [ boys at Hastings Methodist church Nov 21 Tlie best program yet with Lloyd Bliafer in charge ot the singing and stunts, which alone Is worth the i price, not 4o mention the .-peclal speakief and unusual act*. ' ■ "Eternfil vigilance is the price ot i prohibition.*—J. Schermerhorn. > Ev«Try man ancbwnmun above 15 and : below .100 slwmld read the article in' . 'Young Men" p.p. 73-"Making Mar­ riage- a Success." Sit it in the library •and ur schools. | George Westerman, assistant State Y Secy., was in Hastings lost Monday iconferring with Mr. Angell on Y work Cadillac. Mr.4Angell left Wcdnesduj1: several days up there. Mr. and Mr.. John Doster of Wood­ land spent Sunday With their children. | Mr. and Mrs. Leon Doster and Mr. and Mrs Mar.‘hi.ll, Norwood. Wiirr.fi Brown of Comstock visited j at the luuueot Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Bush. Sunday. Mimi Margaret Harrington aeponi- ■ i panted by Mrs. Dun.-. Kelley of Hickory ■ Corners were Kalamazoo shoppers Sat-! urday. , ! Mr. and Mrk Garner Hampton and' 'family spent Saturday evening with AND YOU SAVE TIME, TOO Food!—ths vitamin laden, What a VEGETABLES! _ _, . W. who havs graduated to a vsjttabls diet 1 । ,u 4 . ■' CARROTS PEAS BEETS 1OMATOES GREEN BEANS Vegetable! With Cereal and Broth _ Phz oc C.n Ror IOC . rolled oats rar Tk«es no tettar way lo prepare year . Utsily fe: aa active ulsy ibsa to start -t.,’sr. ct! wilt: s *ub>taatl»L energy.biUMli.-Z t>ri*kta*t ot tUrse wbJeaetae '-eau ' 1?a’55e RICE itrruai Ueipiu* -r p»u _ _ .'i E ! ■ SPINACH aJellO Pkg. i u w _ no DATES il , ..t,■ ■ _ . IGA STRAINED —— a ~ VEGETABLES |>, ■ ...ij. , .... | - » ,— Campbell ’s Tomato Soup * «*»« »onr pprsa at I.OA. Store.. io* rice r wl*. the way ■.bey Hire it be’t 2 Lb. 9c ' q c'“8c KELLOGG'S WHOLE WHEAT Mazda Oil c'nl 25c > L‘“ . lomato Juice BISCUITS 2 - 19c ' UI:0ORAr,,,CAJ- CHART FREE rATTTMITT Baking Powder c** 5c Domino Sugar 4 Lb,. 9c - 23c COOKIES 2 u*. 19c 32c ' Red Hen Molasses L t • h.ivr ■ • ..L- retire ‘ gir.*<*ti>t«a<l U-IU:s'« » grialtty, White Laundry Soap IGA »<•*■ . J2c wute ib<A'U:S to lusnt—«v«i' wL«C you ll with bald water. Ysu'ij ium tu teixy sede Ye:'U nMd tUgtall MM* and m*t« a- this season -..tor bread, ler trait .ski*, tut Mine* meat or tot fancy 10 »*.. 25c lJ£M0c RAISINS .. : Friday and Saturday Only And Don’t Forget, We Are independent, Nome-Owned Stores! r IGA STORES W Whether You Are A Farmer, Merchant, Laborer or Manufacturer Your prosperity and success depends very largly upon the prosperity and welfare of your community. This bank has always performed an important service in this community. We Want You To Feel This is Your Bank Strong, safe and an asset to this community and deserving of your confidence and loyal support. This bank is the connection between buyer and seller, and no matter what your vocation in life, you atje either a buyer or seller of merchandise or service. This Bank is a Strong Link In the Chain of Commerce Join the membership of this bank and enjoy the advantages afforded by this old institution. HASTINGS CITY BANK Mrs Ella Rogers and granddaughter. Barbara Leonard, .-pent the week end with relatives in Kalamazoo. I Mr. and Mrs. Peter Adrimvon and Harry were guests of ttiely cousin in Ii Downirlc Downgic Tuesday Tuesday. | Mr. and Mrs. Amos Byer of Kalama700 were Sunday visitors ot Mr., and Mrs. William Ltonard. , Mr. and Mrs. Von Duhn entertained |ML. Edith Tniv-trom of Kalamazo.i [Sunday. Rev. Willcttk ot Grand Rapids. J Mr and Mrs Cluster Banghart and Mr. and Mrs. Dit WJiluon and Mrs.l ‘.Mr. and Mrs. Roger William drove to Julia McElwain visifi-d Mr. and Mrs. f I lupia Sunday. Ahull Pennock of Hickory Qorners, | Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carpenter spent Sunday. [Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Tlibmns Spaw uf Milo. ' Mr. .mil Mrs. Horace Pennock visited Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKIbbin were , the formers brother. Mr. and Mrs pleasantly surprised Saturday evening, ! Eben Pennock of Albion Sunday. being their tenth wedding anniverI Thursday Mr. und Mrs. L N. Bush it nary. Numerous articles of tinware [ spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. B. F. were presented them A very pleasant [Gaskill ot Kalamazoo. evening was enjoyed by those who; Mbs Ida Kneslrick returned from the were there. Not only the crowd .pres­ hospital Monday somewhat improved. ent but their friends at large wish for [ r Seventeen ladies,* including officers them many more anniversaries. I •and members of the Delton group of Harry County Home Economics Extern-.: Mrs. Harold Jones. Mrs. Fred Smith ' class met at Hu* home of Mrs. | and Opal Honeywell were Kalamazoo i j shoppers Saturday. Erdlicr Dunn. Tuesday afternoon Nov.1 1. Weight charts were distributed,; Mr. anil Mrs Arthur Lathrop and­ among the members and the ladies i Mrs. Louise Lathrop were entertained nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. I were weighed and measurwi as pre- [Sunday j jlimmary steps in the study of hutri- Code Mullcndore of North Pine Jake. • tton this year. . Olficers for the year I: Either Olis of Hickory Corners vis;»re\ chairman, Mrs Elsie Horton; .Ued Mary Jean Smith Saturday and • Vice-chairman. Mrs Winifred jBensiba; Sunday. Tlie meetings will continue this week.' Secretary-Treasurer, Mr? Irene Car­ penter; Leaders. Mra.'tbUwr Dunn and1 Much interest, is shown. i Wayne Palmntler was in Hastings, Mrs Beatrice Dunning: Recreation • . chainnan. Mrs.-Marie Williams. The I Friday. Tilts- week some from here will start I next meeting will be with Mrs. Wmi; tor the north to hunt deer. [ irvd Sensiba. Dec. B. . Mr ami Mrs. JLiurvncc Quick and I Mr. und MrX. Arthur Lathrop at-[ family or Banfield spent Sunday with ■ tended the funeral of W. N. DcVirii: al I Barryville. Mr. DeVine was one of , Mr and Ml> M B Norwood. Mr. ami Mrs. Hamilton Armour of the pioneers of Barry county having Hickory Corners came SunfTfiy lo spend, lived seventy-eight years on tlie farm: lhe week with tjieir daughter. Mrs ,j which he and his mother homesteaded. . ?tirn..r MnmntAn Mrs Ada'Siiaw of near. Middleville “The Bank with the Chime Clock” CAPITAL'. $75,000.00 SURPLUS . rd re'1 • • ^,m-,lsundfvH,*stinF3 VUU* Robert Garritt was in Kalamazoo tu > -• !».. suud»>._____ ot) huiinrM Muiuho ■ M. and Mr.. M.u..,, homod y,.. Sunda, ^hool ronvrnUon SunMUma«» jprnt mnux j,y „,ecc„ Irom ,url ann Mr iM Mr-. CSM<r Banjhar'. „ w„ muc„ Inwcd by H, r.,:dr:i Club *11. rhr ull pn.^.nI Tlw prucixdin, will unkr-.u,.- ™ bl Uu- .rhurUl TliimdM aouMrfl u,law, u lta allen-.a.ul at u 00 Tl* ,ub^ct\mU bo. ,^Br tulure ia.. thrir cat,, aiwaara. Me. tie,,Mr <1U1 M„ Vaullhn >M from . .... Kaliask* an- cuota ot th, home tollu About mi r. and Uiclr laniihm M, wri joh„ t*,,,,, M„ 1Wu ot the Barry County Rural le-.w ear- ana M. „a M„ ltu«he,. Tiers gsaOciation surprised L. N Bush • Tcftsday evening After a mog cn. ! • joyable evening they departed lor their homes leaving Mr'and Mrs Bush very Women Favor Thia Silk nice gifu by which to r< member tlie Light Surgical Hoaiery I occasion. ilr. and Mrs. Claud Groat and fam­ Women with unsightly swollen ily afore Kalamazoo vintwa Saturday.: Their son .Eugene who v attending W. limbs, varicose veins or sprained joints know there Ls relief in wear­ S. T. C. accompanied them home. Harry Wertm.m .: staying in Grand­ ing properly fitted surgical elastic ville with Mr* Wertman to assist in hosiery, and yet dislike the usual the care of the Utter's father who u heavy bulky type because it detracts so much from appearances Akron Seamless Surgical Hosiery fcoyer} Mr and Mn Wilbur Tolles moved to Includes a light weight aeries, made of genuine Japan Tram Silk with a work. smooth fine texture. It may be Mr. and Mn> Elwyn Hayward xpent? worn beneath the regular stockings •.He week end with the latter’s parents.: with practically no visible evidence Mr and Mrs Scott Lydy, of Woodland. ■ • MbktM Guida "and Katherine Town; The LyBarkw Drug Store in ID visited their sister. Mrs- Vera Terry. of Ung* is an Akron Seamier Surgical • Litchfield Saturday and Sunday. Hosiery dealer, qualified to fit each Several carloads of people from here piece correctly. Private fittings <rc attended the Prairieville lownrtujt S S provided and ixtUacUon is assured. convention Sunday at Prairieville and —Adv. heard Warren Brown of coma lock and $50,000.00 15 B eau tiful Dolls GIVEN AWAY/ Some Talk/ Some Walk/ T he Fii/fest Dolls in the Country have been selected as Prizes. They will be Given Away to the fifteen little girls receiving the largest number of.votes in ThaRexall Drug Store Doll Contest. The awards will be made Christmas Day. CONTEST NOW ON! Rules Governing the Rexall Drug Store Doll Contest for 1932: I M. Hampion as he gOcs to Pau .Th,, call wiv too'short but not new•llcMtwn '’P ‘ “ mlnuU’ waj* •asted- Nearly • forty c«ijg-vxj*5? Hr*1”10" mel-| J'r"L crisp tinder wafers that t..*.t. i:*ytir laoutli Tta»«4 .-Ur. add the. dm.bit* Fb,. Nut Margarin^ - What Your Bank Means to You... 1. No girl over 12 yran old may enter. 2. Oqly one nomination blank io be placed io lhe credit of each contestant. 3. Any piece of paper may be used as a ballot. Every ballot must be hi am ped by thr proprietor, or one of our vales force, before being deposited in lhe Ballot Box. 4. No contestant shall solicit rotes or customers while in the store. No ballot Blanks to be taken from the store. 5. No Ballots may be deposiled In-lhe Ballot Box before No­ vember PJIh or alter 10 o'clock, Christmas Eve. , 6. No Ballou will be given except at actual tin* of sale. ' Da not ask for ihcnj at any other time. ' 7. Any Ballots showing traces of any change in number of votes marked will be drsUoyed without being coanted. 8. in the event ot a He tor any prise offered, a prise identical with that tied for will be awarded lo each tying contestant. Enter the Name of Your Favorite Little Cirl! F OR each penny spent at our store during the period stated above, each customer may cast a vote. Ask all your friends to write your name on the ballot before they put it into the Ballot Box in our store. One Vote May Be Cast For Every Penny Spent In Our Store Carveth & Stebbins �pao* THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER #. 19N HENDERSHOTT. IEDAK CREEK. BUYERS PAY CASH Mi*. Floyd Garrison and Mrs Ernie' — — - —— — . FOR WORK HORSES Matteaon spent Thurtday with Mrs. •“»» »i*nt the week eta! with Henry Harvey Parmake at Banfleld Lelnaar and family went to Cedar Springs Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Lahr of Has­ ting*. Joaephlnc Romig from lhe Dunham dUlrlct and Loyd Thoma* of Grand Rapid* were Sunday callers at A. C: Clark's. ■ Tlie Young People'* class held their party at the schoolhouse Ftidsy night. Wilbur* Schantz and family spent the week end at Basil Hayward's in Alto Mrs. Robert Haynes came liorne last day until Saturday with her daugh- HOW TO GET MOTE EGGS Market For Good Aotmals. Ap­ Mr and Mr*. Rennie Mott visited ' UUle Margaret Gurd. daughter of wlr daughter. their daughter, Mr* Mrs.- Kgrl <»•* Oruger. via,.., in ... Mr arwl Mr*. John Gurd. ha* been real pears To Be Bright Spot In sick, but is much better now. Homer on Sunday. CI Mrs Ardy Owen spent from Wednes­ Grace Brill and Frances DeMott Livestock World THE OLD G (DAL5H0VElIk& SURE SLAPS FjL.it Lansing—A crowd of bidders ot such porportions thsraome of the bids were lost before they reached, the auc­ tioneer paid I6.4C0 cold cash for 89 head of Horace and colt* sold at a con­ signment sale which concluded a MPday plowing contest ant! horte"fair sjionsorcd by I tie Michigan Horse Breeders Association St MlclUgan State College Tlw average price paid for registered horse* wa* 8256 25 and SIM.05 for gradev Fu*l* and yearlings brought an average price ot (62 'Die animal husbandry department iof the college lias been trying for tho past few yean to Interest state farmers In raising horses for tlie local market which luu been obtaining replacemenu for aged animal* from western state*. Over one million dollars sere paid out for horses brought in from oUier slates by Michigan farmer* last year. , Multiple horse hitches allowing four, five, six. and eight horse teams pulling plow* were studied by 1.500 people who watched the plowing contest. Winners in the claaaea as listed were John Stoll. Lansing; A L Barnhart, Read­ ing; Bernard Bosworth. Grand Ledge; and Sherman Read. Richland. Winners in the hyrae pulling contest were owned by Ernest Williams. Lan­ sing. first; R P. Longley. Flint, sec­ ond; and Fred Hayes. Owosso, third. Owners of liry. place winners in tlw allow hone classes are H D. Wood­ worth, Potterville; Michigan Stale •Prison. Jackson; W. A. Small. .Grand Ledge; Sherman Read. Richville; And J. Porath and Soils, Detroit. Wg MAS WASTE/ El DOWN OLD _ And Coal it the Best Possible Form of Heat HE natural, oven heat produced by coal in­ sure* you of a com­ fortable, healthful win­ ter. Don't delay in or­ dering your supply— price* rise with the ad­ vancing season. So put your order in today. T COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better Our Truck* are Prepared to Give Immediate Delivery On Coal Ordered Now E E Calms from South HiuUngv spent Sunday and Monday with ids daughter. Mrs. Lloyd Owen. The chicken pic supper at Cedar splendid program that wa* enjoyed by | a goodly number. Elmer Reynolds of Wall lake called, ut Lloyd Owen's Sunday There will be a chicken pie supper I time .and doing as well a* could be ex­ ' at the Bunnell church basement Priday evening. Everyone Invited j petted. Mr*. Pardee from Flint spent the The Parish Family Night meeting will be held here on this Friday night week end at John Campbell *. Mrs. Kaiden and two children from' Mi.ss France* Knight, from the Chil­ spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. dren's Home in Detroit, will be live Flint Laverne Campbell. speaker. .Pot luck supper and all are Mr. and Mrs Bert Lett* and Mr. and invited. Mr*. Myron Mason spent Sunday in The Ladies' Aid will meet for dinner Grand Rapid* visiting a cousin. , mi Nov. 17 at the home of Mrs Ranald John Hollman's iiavn * baby boy.i Haynes. born Saturday. Mr. and Mr*. Lewis Dubois from AuSOUTH COATS GROVE.___ guzta spent the week at Henry Wert-, Mr and Mrs. Berbert Pinter were man's. Sunday visitors at Clarence Felzcr* Mr. and Mrs Myron Wertman of near Freei»rt. Delton spent Sunday with Mr. and Lillian Kenfleld and friend of De­ Mra. Henry Wertman. troit spent Friday evening with C. M Wally Campbell and san. Murile Stowell and wife. and daughter. Myrtle, and Russel Ben­ Clifford Clouse was a Lansing vis­ ton from Freeport callep al Henry itor Sunday. Wertman * Sunday eveningMr. and Mrs L. M. Covllle of Grand Rapids were Friday P. M. callers at the Wm. Bayne home. . home of her son. Claude, In Hastings Saturday. ,j ' Will Bayne "and wife attended the sjieech given by John Kelcham at the Star theater in Nashville Saturday night. ________ _ _ ~__________ FREEPORT. Mrs. Clara King entertained lhe mis­ sionary Society nt her home Friday COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS afternoon Fourteen were present for the occasion. George Waldring and wife of Holland 1 TELEPHONE 2257 | visited UUted Mr. and .. Mrs. ___ J. _ E. Rou&h I POULTRY and STOCK FEEDS Thursday. HASTINGS, MICH. COAL, LIME, CEMENT, ETC. Mr. and Mrs. Orno Knowles were in Grand Rapids Frulay. ■ Mlv. Donna Lipscomb and friend. " ' Ann Schneider, of Grand Rapids, visit­ ed the-week end with, her sister. Mrs. jOrno Knowles. ! Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Laird of Ashland. Ohio, are visiting with Mr. und Mrs Herman Rcnsch and Mr. and Mrs. E , F. Wallace nJ Carlton. Mrs. Cheater -Allerding of Carlton 'Center-has been visiting with her daughter. Mrs. TVd Bustance. I A shower was given in honor of Mrs ; Orsun Laubaugh. formerly Miss Wilma Stowe, by Mrs. Minard Lewis Friday afternoon. Many useful gifts were fe'celved.and a delicious luncheon served. Mrs. E. M. Wheeler attended the funeral of a relative nt Greenville Wednesday. I Mr. an<J Mra. Pete Thomas attended the funeral of Susie Feme at Lowell, | Monday. । Mr and Mrs. Pete Thomu were in । Lowell on .business Tuesday. 1 Mr and Mrs Pete Thomas .were call­ ers on Mr. and Mrs. Warner and fam| ily of East Carlton und Miskes of Woodland recently. Mr and Mrs. Morris Wilts and Mr. * land Mra. Harry Ttiompson of Hastings 1 were Sunday gueata of Mr. and Mrs. j George Thompson. j Clarence Van Patten was at hl* farm , near Coats Grove. Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Protus Kauffman of i Clarksville were caller* on Mr. and i Mrs J. E. Kauffman and family Wed­ nesday evening. J. E. Kauffman was in Hastings on iiurtnc.-.s Saturday. "I'vo boon an employment manager for I Mr. and Mrs. L. M Curtiss and fam­ ily attended a Hallowe'en party given cloven years, and I've found that the tele­ by Mr. and Mrs. Prank Baker of Grand Rapids Friday night end Miss Jane phone is a real aid to the person who Is I stayed-tlie week end. looking for work. Other things being equal, . Mr. and Mrs Ed. Coals visited tlvelr ; daughter. Mrs. C. W. Doty, of Level the applicant who can be reached quickly Park Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Ickes and sister; Anna, ... by telephone . .-.I* likely to be given spent the week end in Hastings. Mra. M. C. BeVler, who has been l< N*m-. labnr the first chance at a job/' 'visiting her daughter. Mrs. L. M. Cur­ 11. SMItoo, Uber tiss, has.returned to her home in Ooats Grove. / Your telephone is a valuable aid in securing I The Misses Wilma and Aristine employment orin help­ Chase of Detroit and friends, w«re .Sunday callers at the Ickes home. M-»4 At Humfonl. cr-riry supiUi-s ing you keep in touch I Mr. Ottoson and Mr*. Edith Piaher )l«Uaa*l Utter U«, Aret. . .... IN and daughters. Mary and Eunice of While A Houirntr. tappllrt EMERGENCIES, with your present job. Hastings called on Mr. and Mrs. Ickes Tl. Bebler Y<mu>* <V. <up|.|ir.«. .. your telephone i* .one day lost week. . Mr. and Mr*. Jake Walker of Bas­ pricelen protection, il Ings called on the former's brother. enabling you to iumi Brian Walker, at the Endres home mon doctor, Firemen Thursday evening. or police initantly, । Mr*. BesMc, Hyble of Lawton und day or night. j Mrs. Roy Walker and Mr. DeFries of i Kalamazoo called on Brian Walker at tlw Endres home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wills of Grand - --------------------- . -----------। •—■ Rapids were guests of Mr. and Mrs TELEPHONE number? WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN - ___ 9 99i£% SAFE! One way of judging an institution in time* of depression is by the percentage of it* losses. In thi* respect the Building and Loan Associa­ tion* of the United State* show moat gratify­ ing results, for the losses over the Entire Country during the past year were only 26/100 of 1 per cent of their total resource*. There were no failure* in Michigan during the past year. Why not buy Building and Loan shares? Rational jEoan & Imteufawnt ffimnpanii !rlage with Clayton Basler of Hartings Saturday evening. October 29. at Goshen. Indiana. Congratulations! Brian Walker Is falling very fast. Everjortb enjoyed a good time at the community party sponsored by the merchants of Freeport Halloween night. Refreshm^nU of cider and doughnut* were served. Mr*. Ella Catt of Alto visited Mrs. Cora Gardner Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cool of Grand Rapids visited Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cool Thursday. Mr*. Godfrey. Mra. Griswold and Mrs. J. D. cool accompanied Mn Asa Steckle and ton Victor to Hastings Thursday to attend the Thornapple Garden club. Mr. and Mra F. G Hynes. Mrs. FY>rd Stowell and Mr. George Makley ot Woodland were Grand Rapid* visitor* Wednesday afternoon.. Ml** Halen. Boughner of Ha»Upgs spent the week end with her parents, Mr and Mrs W. W Boughner. Mn. Hasel Novisky spent Bunday with Mr. and Mra. Sam Eckert of Irv- 1250 Griswold Stxcet. Detroit J. L Maus & Son, Local Representative, Hastings ■ Every suit ha* the lawyer fendont. "Just like my blue serge; heder. supafri.-l by AM. nl adjourn until Sn». 9. BANNER WANT ADVS. PAY. Why Get Up Night.? Make Thie25c Teet This easy bladder physic is needed to drive out impurities and excess acids which cause irritation that re­ sult* In leg pains, backache, burning and getting up nights. BU-KETS. the bladder physic, containing buchu. juniper oil etc. works on the blgdder pleasantly and effectively, similar to castor oll'bn the Rowels G<t a 25c box 15 grain uxe) from your druggist After four days, if not relieved of getting up night* go back and get your money. You are bound to feel better after this cleansing and you gel your regular deep. Locally at E L Hope. Nash­ ville. Carvelh is Btebbuu-, Hartings. Mich ' —Adv. era. It contains a large variety of very effec­ tive ingredients, properly proportioned and uni­ formly mixed. It insure* the best physical con­ dition and maximum egg production. WAYNE 26S< and 32*7c MASH Supplement to mix with-them which makes a high grade egg mash at a very low price. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. ' FLOUR -:- FEED -:- COAL CEMENT LIME BRICK TILE -► FARM IMPLEMENTS - HASTINGS PHONE 2118 LOST ANYTHING?—Try a Banner Want Adv. A & P Food Stores]! SMITH BROS.,VELTE & CO MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. WAYNE EGG MASH ia In Our Meat Departments TT A X £ am. IVJL Cudahy’e Peacock Smoked Whole or Shank Half Qzw lb. OC Center Slicee it 15c u». 25c PORK STEAK BEEF ROAST FRESH HAM BOLOGNA or Frankfurters 3 n»- 25c PIG HOCKS BACON 2 iu 11c LARD Lean Shoulder Cute Any and AU Cute of Chuck Whole or Shank Half Freeh and Meaty Our Very Beet Snow White By the Piece Refined IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENTS Rolled, Oats 10>»21c Corn Meal 25 lb. Bs, Big 251b. 49c g C 9 XwC **<■ Kidney Beans R-asuiuu- £"• 89c 12 c*n‘ 45c Pail 1 /V, Peanut Butter suit*** £ 19c Lb. or Jar l UC MILK Whitehouse 6 large cans - 25c 6 cans 25c TOMATO SOUP Van Camps TOILET SOAP Lux or Palmolive 19c 3 cakes 25c PUMPKIN canned in Michigan 4 large cans 25c SALMON finest Alaska red 2 cans 25c DOGGIE DINNER 24 can case $1.89 3 cans 15c CHEESE full Wisconsin cream lb. lb. loaf 6c BREAD new Twin sliced TEA Mayfair bulk green lb. 39c 29c BLOCK SALT each Soap Chips Waldorf Tissue Mello Wheat WE SELL MICHIGAN MADE BEET SUGAR 10^46c Support a Michigan indestry by demanding, buying and using Michigan made beet Mg*r. 5S™21c 6 rm 25c Bananas YELLOW RIPE FRUIT 4-17c VISIT OUR FOOD SHOW THIS WEEK. Free Coffee and Demonstrations All Week. THE GREAT ATLANTIC * PACIFIC TEA CO. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNEagAT, NOVEMBER >, 1912 PAGE TWELVE |UW ■an prtffa Tor brans. Rorm nrr, NASHVlU.t. I rotctR. FCROEV , ’another product of Michigan State.’L«t Week's Letter. I Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bedford enter-' TO BIG CHICAGO SHOW probably has won as many prizes asi Mrs. MelUsa Ookay 75. passed away'tatned Sunday the following guests ,— ;nny single grain-variety. Friday morning at Pennock hospital (from Grand Rapids: Mr. and Mrs. C. Rest Products From Fielrla And Three members' of the Michigan I where she had’ been taken on Wednes-1 Schasberger. Mr and Mrs. Fred CHANCERY SAUL , xsesi rroaucis rrom rieiaa nna<tan nctlve p,^ ln|day Mrs odbi had been tick for Schasberger. Russell Schasberger and sut» MUM.*#, in th» nrcnit r.urt fw( Livestock Expected To Mainthe »how. Ah educational exhibit several months. ’Funeral services were j Miss Poole. j-’o-ualc <-1 inter tn «S»iwwr. _ i . . rhowing some of the advantages of!held Sunday afternoon at two o’clock Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Palmer of Has-, ■ tain Winning Records • p»rt T.nrtna ' Michigan us an agricultural state will I nt the home, conducted by Rev. Owens.! tings were guests ot his brother. Miner East Lansing Michigan entries >n j>e on display under the supervision of | Mra. OaU Lykins sang. Mrs. Gokay i Palmer and family Sunday. , ithe Inteinatlonal Livestock Exposition a man from tlie college farm crops de-:leaves one daughter. Mrs. Dora Walker] Mr and Mm Maurice Johnson nt. , ■ and In the Hay and Drain show-, held partment . of Detroit, two sons. William of Jack-I tfXl t£ ho?*e .iX ut M Tc at aimultaneouriv. are already being made----f ,. I son and Otis cf Kalamazoo four 1 Lan-lna and suited hia farther Verne . for three great national shows winch HENDERSIIOXX grandchildren, five sisters, two brothers jonaM>n Tuesday and Wednesday ■' are held tn Chicago November 36 to Last Weeks Letter. and s of relative^ and friends. ! .. .. ' i ■ December 3 Mrs A C Clagk and the twtns spent Another wreck Monday night at \ 2nd Ei V E?rter . Michigan farmer, and livestock men last ueek m Jackson vuittng relatives iKnoIIa fornfT thr car (.p.,^ oxer Or,nd R“P,ds »«*"» 8'T?f,yz3l,h thrlr , I have brought back more than their Mr. and Mrs. Will Easton and Mr none of tta! occupant, Tre seriously parrnU* *r' “nd Mr’ W,U 1 Glare of ptiMa from Chicago since and ----------Mrs ---------------------------------------Veld Easion and families of |luft £ ” " ’ ” • ”*• " j Mr. *»’ and Mrs. Frank ’*'• "VTravis •»*-«*•viirtted these expbsitlons be;an Hones, hogs. .Jackson were »• —s-* -guests —•• -• * e. • and "Mrs. Fred Warner. Mrs. GalLlhelr children at Grandville. Sunday. I Sunday at, A. C. i Mr. cattle, and sheep are always sent to the Clnrk'.i. Callen there were Dr. and.-Lykins. Mixs Margaret Wenger and । MIST Ethel Palmer spent the past big show bv Michigan State College Mrs.- Glen Gdnn ol Kalamazoo and \fcrjin Gage were in Battle Creek week with friends and relatives at Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hastings, Mich. which has a trophy r»>m full ol rib­ Mus Josephine Romig und Loyd Tuesday nlght attending a "Food Grand Rapids. bons and cups uon by its herds Martin anrl Manrte. Na.1®"*” B,Ven ““ rn'P,0>'M 01 l!,«i Parl>' at the’ Orange hall Was , The’College ha« another, stake in fannva ntTWfSj'v, nnd’ i Co ver>’ welt nltcndrd P’’1’1*? evefiing. this year’s show as one of the features ।fauova of Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. Haney , Mr„ Mary Hope returned to Spring Seemed Uke old times had returned,;------------------------------------------------------- ;---------- r-----------'--------------------------------It will be the honoring of flw leading :panmuee o. .Baniic.a. Fay v. nit worth n.w Arbar <><..»», Sunday ».«.< after spending u few fur the evening at least, but we were] boys" didn't get out. but perhaps they the 18th of November. And don't forcroft* varieties one cf which l» to be 'uuertL and family of Johnstown were Sunday days dayg wlth her daughter d0U8bler* Mrt* Frvd »«iry wmc of the other "girb and will at the next party which will be get "girls." lhe refreshments, fHobust beans; originated ut Michigan guesu, ano rail*™ ------caucrs »t at piovd rio,a riarrtann-. uuinAoti>. I... .Warner • 1 mus!cal sponsored by the choir! j State in the plant breeding plots ot the .T’*-"Vval meetings dosed Sunday] (late Profewor Sprang. with nil day services. Miss Leant did •of the Evangelical church Sunday ’ Robust beans shown by Michigan cx­ a splendidI work here and made many night KBS a success and was enjoyed ! hibhors have, won as many ox nine of friends who deeply regret her going. |by a full h0UM. Tht. |)roc^ wUI We sincerely hoi* to roe and hear her for n<sw muslc 3B?!n' , . ", . I The many friends of MlSs Esther Dull ] : STATEMENT -■• or THE OWNERSHIP. — ----- MAN RX< •--i Mr; «’d Mrs- R°,x'rt Garrison and aro ^rry to hear of her illness and' i ’ht m"F '’'^•RrB8 '’Ojl“d>; singers of Buttle Cirek at-jho|h. for her a speedy rrrovery. > akr<t -rtir ^‘t“rday ni“ “- u Arrangements are being made by the | r" 1'r Rtv Conklm wU1 hwe for churcb * majority, of the business places to close, <»n. < n..n ct n«’rry—•» Sunday inoming. From now on cachlon Wednesday nights during the winNui.ry pubbe in »«J tar th. Wednesday night there wril be held a tor months beginning Nov 9th 1 ‘ ‘ .V .rxllrn Hntw* tHnrx aritl t __ 1 BARBEHS CORNERS. . e-eI Last Week's Letter. • PLEASANT VALLEY. M 'ja • lurtipe Mr. and Mrs- Jf>lln nrottn Q»‘t A number of The W. M '“UH- <inilgjlt<.r and Mr antj Mrs. William tnet.at-the home of Mrs. Z-T. wurcutt.. 7:; _. .,7Orand Rapids called on i Wednesday, afternoon to tic a comfort ‘ * 1' V MORTGAGE SALE ------r Sunday. X’e which they wld to Elmer Campen. C‘“r5 “JTl, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Kennedy enter­ i»n Mr. and Mrs. Wm. George and tliree .nd RmutioM, griateS children of Grand Rapids visited their ,tained "Tlie Merry-Mtxere Pedro Par» arT.MrT,';, of th, cAisims. Mr. and Mm. John E. Brake.. ty - “ Saturday evening. Clayton Shroyer! '’“•J T 'Has Fuller mm honors. Mrs. L J. i snagiog e iu-t. Sunday evening. .............. . „ Mr- i,nd Mr* C"11 Pre*1®” and EH”®1"®jiws and Mrs. Jay Spilth were , , j all L. ©wk aed wm. tt. diene visited the former’s sister. Mrs. consoled. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Hauer enter-] L. fed and wm tt Cora CUlay and family of Vicksburg.'.j tained the latter’s father. Henry Notten! .Sunday. •. and daughter. Maybelle and .Lewis J J. F Brake and. son John were Lan- '1Notten and family of Jackson for a . sing visitors Wednesday. Burt Gray and Esther visited rela-, few days. The laborelory te.ted Hour n.thrs at Lake City over tlie week end. । Doctor W. D. Matthews and Earl j’’Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Martin and chil-; •Thurston of Grand Rapids visited at Mli*. !i’; dren afcompanled them as far os Re-' ■ Mrs. Etta. Bump's Thursday. • ’ | Mr. and Mrs. John Weaver spent 2 "^'om^nik^o? Ionia visited schools’,,,lthcr' °"n* * Aa e.cellent quality flow for all purport. I il l Weaver, near Alto. iin tills vicinity Wednesday and called i . Ann Arbor ts ^2 home ' at the home of hu par^nut, J. F. Brake,t‘ , Martin Foley of 1..^ ■ for a few days with his mother. Mrs. [a^d ,, j Jerry’ .Foley, and brothers nnd sisters. | LEGAL'NOTICES | cTATC CFUnC CUTDirC Ol H I E OC.NUO til I nlud SEVEN KINDS OF COAL ONE FOR EVERY PURPOSE Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. 173 CARS OF flour Gold Medal " S"’ 63c Country Club Flour 49c 35c King’s Flake Flour NOTICE OF SALE OCOEE. FOR PUBLICATION order for publication NORTHEAST RUTLAND. iWc understand that Edgar Cheney Last Week’s Letter. ’lins M,d hls farm, known ns the Ed. [ Mrs. Carl Turner and little daughter, Brown farm. We will regret to loose •■Bessie Marie of Saranac are spending|Mr. and Mrs. Edgar chewy ns he whs a few weeks with Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred l’"r» a"d brought up in Ulis locality. ■1 Brynnt. ! Wt‘ iha11 wli11 him success wherever he There wqs no school Thursday and]ma>’ locate•• Rfidav as our teucjiw attended the In■r «P--a ttltute in Grand Rapids. ■ MORGAN. i.r J, Y^rire Mr. and Mrs. Frank Newton and< Last Wee’s Letter. >k« rt th,.’rum.: family attended a party Ttiursdny eve-j Mr. nnd Mrs. Ernest Mead are the1 M'lriwry । nlng in Hastings at the home of Mr. I proud parents of .an 8’. lb. baby girl.i v'iinjr / i*nd Ira Shultz. j born Sunday. MotlX'r nnd baby are! remikc renutn Mrs- Ray Bryant returned home last doing nicely. ‘ (lull tr.owiMcr week after spending a few weeks with! Hattie Shaffer and son Homer spent Ji-T brother nnd family of Detroit. Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Will Hyde. Mrs. Leach cave a Hallowe’en party*.Mrs. Bertha McCoy of Grand Rapids Wednesday afternoon for her pupils. - was also a visitor there. Mr. mid Mrs. Frank Newton attend-1 Mr. nnd Mrs. CInre Mend of Battle ed a Hallowe'en party Monday evening I Creek called on 'Elgin Mead nnd fnm-| at the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Leo Wei- ily Sunday nnd took little Forest homo: fare of limiting.’. j with them for a few days. ---------- .'Ik*'*'.. I Rev- Gibbs of Hastings. Charles Har- i > QI I3IBV.-----------------------irinuton of Barryville and Elwood Vani th:,: Last Week’s letter. I Sickle of Lansing spent Sunday, with Miss Jeanette Ritzman entertained a Mamie Webb and fnmilv n. I large company of friends to a HallowMr and Mrs Harrv j|arnmond and I e’en party at her home Saturday night. famlly o( Vermontville calk'd on Mr. : William Walloce pf Hastings High; an<( Mr-. j w St,in(.r Sunday, school wn» the teacher of the Adult; cinyton. Arthur. Opal mid Ruby| CHANCERY SALE Sunday School claxs Sunday and was Webb. Donald Mead. Unwood Chris-1 much enjoyed by all. topher. Elwood Van Sickle and Nonna! Mr.-. Leo Reynolds and Mrs Knlffln, Haytor attended a masquerade party1 spent a tew days m Flint the pas’.:Saturday night at.the home of Jea1 wck. nette Ritzman of Quimby. All report: Mr. nnd Mrs. Dirk Hoffman enter- a B00d tjmP ; Calm’d relatives from Detroit over the’ Mr alul Eijworth Duxbury of wrek I'lul. ■ : Lansing spent the week end at their; . Mr. and Mrs Glenn Kellogg and! cottage here family spent Monday evening al the . ' ,, , ’ . home of Mr. and Mrs Robert Glasgow MIDDLEVILLE i where they celebrated the former’s, ’ „„„ > ' bi*thdav I nnd Mrs " Gray are home !. ' . ’ ’, , , ; from their northern summer home for SANDY HILLS. I ’he winter Their many friends are ,r Last Week’s letter. . dad to »cc them bpek enjoying good; ■ t Silas Doster of Prairieville called on; health. . ; ! Charley Ludlow Thursday. | D<m D. Putnam of Hastings and n i Grace and Margaret McKibbin spent teacher nt Dvwling. for many years a the week end tn Cloverdale, the guests resident here, wm calling on old friends of their cousins. Thelma and Bernard here on Saturday. He told us of^the /recent death of <1 I Wdlic Shattuck and family of Parch- ’:nmn. who. many 1 1 meat spent Friday afternoon with Geo.. 1clerk here and had many friends In ’ this vicinity. . । McKibbinri*. Tlie school is arranging for a fair j . Nov. 13 there will be an all day meet­ ., ingat the Yankee Springs church. Bas- ■soon. which will be of ureal interest to - ket dinner at noon. There will be a pro- -all interested in school work. You will; mortgage sale ' gram of recitations, singing of hymns., want to attend. fiat • « readings and devotionals Sunday!. Mrs. Fred Granger and mother. Mrs.] *• "•’■■}.school as usual at 10:00 o’clock. Preach- 1Sophia Chase, spent the week end with; Grand Rapids friends. Xv_ ‘OS »l 11:00 o'^ock. Our boys are enjoying tlie good Tlie gardens ot Buckingham Palace ( weather in ball practice nearly every »’■!* >■• have been turned into a bird sanrtp-1 night and :>ome good players are in the1 ! rpaklng among the youngec fellows, Soda Crackers 2 Pastry Flour 5 Investing Safely order row publication. D*lrd QcCoUf 19. 1933. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Tlie Standard is proud of the fact tliat In our forty years of operation we have never passed a dividend and your stock lias always been worth 100 cents on the dollar. Our state has.created a special department to look after the welfare of Building and Loan investors, with a supervision and corps of auditors In tlie field at all times, always working to safe­ guard Building and Loan investors. You can find no safer in­ vestment. Our booklet for lhe asking. Standard Savings & Loan Association Griswold at JeH.r.on D.troit, Michigan 10c Campbell’s Soups HASTINGS, MICH 25c Quality Soup—All varieties DEER SEASON OPENS ! Kroger Stores aft stocked with a complete line of foods for the huntei—Monty Saving Values I Calumet Buldnj Powder ib m, 25c 2 Coffee' Bread 1’A-lb. Pumpkin 25c Molasses 18c Apple Butter 15c 2%-lb- Mn AuntDineh. 114.1b. cen 10c qtjw Country Club - Hevorful 4 Pode end Bean, 2 ib i. 19c Enbsuy • A rich iraooth quality Oats 3 * 10c Peanut Butter Io«l*6c m c«n, Country Club - fancy quility Campbell*. ECONOMICAL FOODS OLEO 49c FRENCH Ibv Full bodied end fl«vory 10 it. B.H PRUNES 50-60 rit* 2 19c ib. 11 10 iu 15c Corn Meal Yellow ■ Bulk '2 Cocoa. 23c ib. c /Our Molhsn - quality cocos NAVY Bean, io- 25c 19c Michigan hand picked 25 MIcM jm—Fine Gctnvbud lb. doth FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Colfaala E»p«on Head Lettuce Bananas Choice yellow fruit Sweet Potatoes 2 >» 15c n. 5C 3 (DELICIOUS - All the! the name implie. 10c 23c 25 MidrijM IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS Home Dressed Pork PORK RO STS Picnic Style FRESH HAMlb. 9c I SALT PORK . . SIDE PORK lb. 8c | BACK PORK CHICKENS cunicrn w a mc OniVlVRU <1A1919 !6. 5c . lb. 6c . lb. 8c ">13c 3 to 4 pound average HAMBURG and SAUSAGE . . BEEF ROAST, any cut of chuck HOME MADE CORN BEEF ‘ Local Representative . L. MAUS & SON 10c Quick Oats Yellow Onions Wisdom says "to invest wisely, investigate carefully." Safety is the one big feature of Building and Loan that stands out whenever the investigation is carefully made. lb. . Country Club—Th« hboutory l«,t«d paltry Row 4 lb.. 25c lb. 7c 3 lb.. 25c c^ursn^ib. isc Mo/, or Shanh Half,,lb. . / � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-11-16.pdf b5498989165698c7c0402d8c9c3d2f8a PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR REGRET DEFEAT OF CKJ.C.KETCHIMI 12 PAGES INTERESTING DISPLAY BY CAMP FIRE GROUPS Ceremonial Gowns And Honor HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER 16, 1932 HASTINGS DEBATERS NUMBER 29 PAGES 1 to 8 ROADU COMMISSION bUHIIVIlOO UlM I SEEFREEMpyiES, FATHER AND SON BANODET NOV. 21 CAPABLY IW1GED e,,,aSx o^r1. .SHOT BANDED M Ivan Niswander Of Battle Creek ■ 03122792 ! Arrested By Deputy George Beads, Magatines, Charter • ---------' ' Sumner And Head Bands Exhibited ■Evening MEMBERS AMD QUESTS OF ONE OF MANY VICTIMS OFR ALBERT BECKER IS AOAIN 8undw , HAVE ASKED NO TAXES I The Camp Fire display In the east , Any jj^rsurw Interested, particularly RDnTMFRWnHD TA VTA VW POLITICAL UPSET OF COACH FOR LOCAL HIGH »ua wwiuhlp.. c.-,,..,FROM COUNTY IN PAST window’of the Crothers hardware on ) •policy holder* of.th.- State Farm MuBROTHERHOOD TO HAVE SCHOOL ENTRANTS JSS,nti! TWO YEARS Saturday was very attractive and drew itual and the State Farm Life Insur-! , LAST WEEK REAL TREAT Al 1*1 A VO CAWE nr me " <« lot of attention from passersby. Included In the exhibit were several I killed u mate phriiMint out <>t waium I ------- 1— ance Comtiantes In this county, are to | Th, M,d ... «W u,„ .» IMPROVED 167 MILES ALWAYS GAVE OF HIS head bands, one on the loom, one that PRELIMINARY SERIES WILL OPEN NOVEMBER 181 EAX, S5TE"' ----'----------------BEST TO FOURTH DIST..X" TOWNSHIP ROADS' IN 1932 REV. H. HAMILTON AULEN BACH TO BE SPEAKER Niswander wax taken before JuiHcc .. « , — « .. I o’clock, according to Jerry Andrua, the' —, « , . „ Question Of State Income Tax Matthew* on Monday and .. ., v.d »joMoney Coining From State ------------------for „ the*? companies, who is Every Man Who Possibly Can Un -1 local- agent ----------- Hi. Tw,lv. Yer. Ol'FailMuL | u.__ .to . _ ito._. g|,ou|d ^ten(j Tftjg aather. Mim Viva Hmith, who is working for ] b Topic For Loagoo-Very ' w“ | der McNHt BIU Will Core For her torch bearer*' bearers’ rank in handicraft handicraft.'Important And Timely One it u just such unsport manlike art Additional Work j/ne. had some candlesticks on displayy I ing With His Son hunting each A matter that rannot fail to comTitles of ttw picture are "Tlie Benea i .... Harting* High M-lioo! rcliool has beoome become a —- ll,al n,alte We have iieard many expre.-oiorv. of These are used at the ceremonial rites’ I1 Hustliu.' the Michigan High 8cho >1• .auccreding seawwi. regret from repubjleans and democrats, Two ceremonial gowns and un official member-of tn* -UMW1 in.(n(1 th<B rarpju! attention of the factor' and "Horse Sense." Other sub- of tiu-Brotherhood, a* well as for fath­ as were Debating Leagui■ >....... this year and ,, — ♦ over Hie drfnrf^ of Congrt-iumali uniform were also shown, us will i .: ‘.Rpervinors of Barry county te the fuct,J'*,s Br'‘ t“rtn news reels, showing tlie era who are not member* who wtali Ketcham for re-election. It wa*-a copies of the magazines. "Every Girl's"! compete for the mter»riiola-tic debate (that this county now ha* an invest-1 national corn husking contest, also the to participate Each member or non NOTICE TO ADVERTIS­ championship of thc state, according to, freak of the cyclone; for under nornial a»id ’Guardian . I m«nl of well toward 6t^00.(X|0 in th-- National Dairy Show and Hie Inter- member is invited to bring boy or ERS AND CORRESPONDENTS. , county system of 330 mile* of g-xxl, national Livestock Exposition, featur- t«o with him as hte guest or guests for Each girt works for honors .and thc (an announcrnw-ni Uy Mr J H. McBmconditions he would have been elect­ Because of Thanksgiving, the ' road: Thc county i» to be congratu-1 U’S f,lr boys' and the girls' sections tlie evening of next Monday night. ed with ease. He was one of thou­ beads. both large and small, -awarded ] Iiey, Director of University Debating tn sands 6f victims rA the thoughtless tor these honors, were exhibited along tllP univ,rally of Michigan and Man- Banner will be published a day early Hated over Hie fact that the present show. « । November 21. at the Methodist church ager „r tlM. 4^-llltlH. Albert B. Becker zeal of voter*. exprE-uing their pro­ with a group charter. .county road commissioners have ao. Remember there te no admission.1 soda! rooms, test* against mtioiu l-xtetlng economic 1 It was a ve^ interestingwiiidow and!ut the High whWjJ facuJ... wll) b.. ln asking our advrrtiwrs and corre­ capably handled .the road situation I Everybody who te interested te invited ~ For the members of the Brotherhood spondent* to plea*e send your copy : that they have not asked Barry county । to attend. ,o Mr charge of the local debating team. ronditluiu. and determined to have a !!~.^n,,,rF‘rr. . ‘ no charge will be made for the ban Crothers for his kindness and co-op- । The — qurAtHur fi>r ■ ihw deal | for a dollar in taxation in tlie past two j j quet; hte season ticket is all that Is re­ debate this year te . After twelve year* of fine service, eratlon. . years. It the apjx>rtionmem to coun, ‘ Hie proposal that Hie state of Michlquired For the non-member who may The Banner force and thc pub­ .ties from the automobile Wight taxh our fellow townsman can have thi|gan adopt a state'income tax. This > attend, a guest ticket will cost him consclousiM-.-s that he has given the For both members and the non i topic wu» cliOMn last spring'in pref­ lisher-. will appreciate your kindnrvi [shall continue to b>- sutetanUaliv, | members who may bring boys, thc best tliat i* tn him to lite country and । what It has been, they plan to main-1 erence to many others by a majarity In this matter. hte district ’ During all tjwl period, -■ Sincerely. tain the roads and keep them in gocxl 11‘ule of lJ»e member schools in the De­ i price for the boys' ticket* will be 25<j i condition without a dollar from the there never has been even a breath, .each. An extra good supper is being ! bating League. The timeliness and linCook Bros. I county's taxpayer*. •Tins situation can of suspicion or a doubt In anybody ^ Lu.,!: ■ prepared and a fine program • will be i portance of this question as a subject I. untfkublcdly imrdktihtcdlv continue .-nl’tlmiA until thc th.- return return' _ _ I carried out. Members and now-rtemmind who knew him that- John j for public discussion, are pointed out by of better time* when, it is to be hoped.' WIKLo WILL ATTEND CLUB bers who wish to take a boy can get Ketcham was not sincere, honest and ■ Mr. Raymond H. Berry, secretary of | that with farmers getting fair prices WEEK AT M. 8. C IN tickets for the boy at tlie church. NonX S DR- STREET. PSYCHOLOGIST, ■ the State Commission of Inquiry into for their products, trade and bustnev ’ members can al.«o purchase their own rs.mnTs nnwrrw» . , w—' i Taxation and chairman of the Tax Re­ being normal, the county can take JULY 1H3J ■ tickets there. Each parent Z™ who -I atrongfCM Hr can retire with th1' CITED SEVERAL INTERvision Committee of the Detroit Board' acme steps to put these highways tn.a , •---------[tends will be expected to bring his own knowledge tliat he has faithfully rep-J ------------------CASES --------I of Commerce By all raids, the must ESTING .conditionwi)rrc,4he expense for main- UDC RlPHARnQHM HF -clilld or children to thl* banquet if he reeented lite district The dtesatlsfac. f impjrtant topic of Interest to the j*oI tenancr will steadily--------decrease This (has such chl]d or chlldren |r any jpie of Michigan today te that of taxa-, ...... ।-----------— -----------— mno’ niuriHRUOUN Uf ;!i’?rr haR pnn*!*** —— KENT CO. WAS JUDGE I*rso” *hhea to have a boy supplied road commisuntirecedcntcd economic conditions m CHILDREN SHOULD BE IN-- Ilion, and of that .subject thc inroin.' WORKERS ARE BUSY IN BAR- fount — . — — — WITH PHMCinCMrc ,ax ls -» u<uk i sion tn to thank thank fnr for that Verv very thine tiling. —_____ [him for the evening, he should notify this country which made hosts of vot-; cpiocn °r <rav-* 4 importance •to every! . The*county has taken over this year/ Thirty Nino Girle Gannod 1fiR4 Roy Chandler at the City Bank, the SPIRED vv WITH CONFIDENCE RY COUNTY AT SECUR­ in. oppose every official; especially OrlHCU I I n LUIYr lUcriLc man. wcn^in and child as well as cor-, I in n>ll.-> o( towmtolp routa; The Im- *»'«F "«>' “>rls Canned 3064 „t the llmherhttod. or C. F. those who had served many years, no T, . poratlotw In the stale, and te Hie ni.«stING MEMBERSHIPS prorement of these roads has beer. Quarts Of Fruit, Vegetables I Angell, secretary of the Barry County nmtter.how faithfully they had served. Gave Splendid Talk At Central timely for debate and discussion gen-' financed with money supplied under An(i Meat Thc Past Year V ’* because Hh> v-oters wanted u new p t A Grirnnirntinna A« Jerally. . th.McNitt bill by the state of. Michl,, nc rasi xcar This will be an unuspal opportunity FOR ASSISTANCE ileal." In hte twelve years of M-rvice Kun .. niP ln come tax • .1 » wr w ir’zal'ona «8 '’ Tile IhCOnW t3X aUruiari qUCStiOli wall Will UnUll- CALLS ARF Coiigreitemiin Ketcham has been faith-' sisting In ( Welfare. Work t doubted!.y lx- one of the mou .. ... important! Bl — —- INCRFA<ilNR RAH Y «an Np,tt ><ar an equal amount will' County Agent Harold J. Foster an-, for men to do a fine thing for boy* nnt ii*unuMOii«u uhili available with which tlie countf nounrcs tta- county champion* in the t<j many of these, it will be an out­ fill th duly. courtexML-. to everybody. There whs n-> line attendance at the thr subject* at the next.M-snext,"—ion ''— <if -» the •»— Leg’— —-------and iuu sought to promote the beat Central I* T A. meeting Thursday islature. and high school students of Many Cases Need Immediate, \ an finance another 167 miles. With variotw years work of the Barry county ‘landing event of their lives, and they ’ the McNIU bill in force, tiu- entire 800' <-•< canning clubs, will *urely hear a message that will interests of thc country and the dis- night in the Central school auditor-: the stule will render invaluable a.<-: Attention—Flour And Cloth­ , miles of township roads frill be an- There were lour dub* organized in | be helpful to both fathers and son*. trk-t lie represents. No man could do ium. All agree that it was u worth- atetancelo the people and industries <>t , mixed to the county system We be- '*w county |his year with a member- Tlie toastmaster wilt be Lloyd Shafer. —• that • ........ — Slrtet. -the state by carefully and thoroughlying Being Distributed more **• than while gathering. Dr. psycbolo-' -lU vc tlie citiaeiLs and taxpayers ’ of ' **»*P of 39 IfirB. These girl* canned head of the Boy Scout movement In We have every eunqdence that the flat and u number of the w k Kcl- studying the subject and divwmlnatlng Armistice Day marked Hie opening , Bilrr>. couMFXwe a debt of gratitude 306* Ouarte of fruit, vegetables aud> ------------------— *lx) (Continued on---page future will open the way lur further )Ugv MHindatrm stall, spoke on Hie information mi it to llw public " i ot tlie annual Roll Call for memberEach club had its local ----KI |p UH4,’ tUUU commission LUI,,,!!..—..... for .... the l.,l manner meat. .............. ...........Achieve-1 ...... - , (Continued on pagesubject three! ••Parent-Teacher - The debates tn the Michigan High Fears." ships In the Rc<Htn whieh thw havt. handled the town- ment Day.a! which Hine exhibit* were [JEER HUNTING DREAM Sctiool Debating League arc conducted . Cro.-v. and v-.dunleer-hjp ,nlieaj?e take-over tins year They rejected to be shown in Hastings at, uuun , ’ ' J teachers ore quite prom- to harbor-'n two series: a preliminary series in CITY COUNCIL MET worker* are busy at pUn to d„ tbl. saIne uith the mileage1 Uie Ag-HE fair for the county cham-i ALMOST SHATTERED mtnnrcniv mnuT within thcniMlre,. kun. of a chlldH which all member schuols debaU- at ■ Hie task uf sccurirjg [o h,. taken over in 1933. We hope pionship. WtUnitoUAT Nlunl pbtehUal miaMhavLjr. They in ay! least four times, and an elimination F> the•same.Tlwhouse- nothing rfill interfere until the entire M«- Agnes Richardson. Home But "Baldy-' Awoke To The think the child d<A not know how1 *<•«<■* which terminates in -A the Blau, , 8V»»»* to-house canva-. goo shal! be made into county Demonstration Agent, Kent county. incy feci irci about aixmi it; it; but mn Dr ur. Street street drtie-jVJUMupwuHup Du- school, was started on Tues- roud. , y made the award* giving the county Fact That He Was The Victim Decided To Lay 300 Feet Of they ,Championship Debate. — ' ’ —... *1 ——J that, •»._ ---.... dared the -lull child semes this .f.-ai I »’«£ the higltert jx-iTcntagc ol vic/ day representatives If time* shall Improve, townships' championships to Hie following girte: । Of a Practical Joke Tile In East Part Of Oity[ in adulU Just ax an anima! inima! does, und ' tor*» preUmtnaty debates are does, and }» theJ of U,r American D- .niay u. abk. to heIp toward the gravcb Ut. Jr Year. Jr.-Opal “Opal U4krr' Baker. Wood-:Wood-, j^r weeks <Klr clly nlght. To Erect Guard Rail ot cl,,e ’T‘* '‘J the ellminatiun eertes and B10 n Auxiliary will at UK the uouk banks, ai,u|. and |nug, (of tbe«c rnnrta roads Ttir Tlie muntv county nnlv only land Club. , reacts according!}. A K tendency v, ........................................... «juuau»iu«i» »,n be BL .f nw*'.,. I watch, Clarence Shultz, perhaps better >. Ir. (K.. -hiu .. awiirdi-d UnUniverdlv nf MlrhiUan .i._ ..».i . r! __ — .. . _ ■ 1 >wh lw u to » In Uw child ». -tte I — 1 “ Ikr s-lurd«y. "nd , la0 t ,„„ I m The council held their regular Wed-, 1st Year. Sr. Hazel Shriber. Carlton. known „ Baldy." has been eagerly neMlay evening ituiteud of Friday eve“>• ”> "">• ‘ I’ c'~ •"", anticipating the pleasure he was soon nlng last week, as tfrlday waa Armis­ thc teacher fears he will do. How ioperation of thc Detroit Free Pre-* V-ar~Franfes Shcllington—Ry-110 enJoJr> m goln< to thc upper penlnunwise it is to have snch fears B ver" .11115 Trophy l in tlie shape of a shield, tice Day and a legal 'holiday. On Sunday evening Mrs. Don Fore-: crown it and pul a few loads ot gravel nn Club inp in vcom ,^, । sula VB on Ba deer-hunting trip Tliomas E. Allen was grunted per­ apparent Tlie tears ore the result of1 tht* de.Mgn of which was taken from the man. Roll Call chairman, attend*d the Whero mart needed. Obvlotisly that. 3rd, Year—Jean Stedge—Ryan Club. nanv —..h « Oartv of friends' The mission to |Mit a sign over the sidewalk a lack of sympathetic understanding of well-known University of Michigan community meeting ut Woodland wm not. make a |x-rmancnt roadway.* 4th. Year—Anna Berner -- Monroe .,me for denarture wm set for Friday in front of his place at 209 South Hie child on the part of the parent or '»hleld. Ita ba.se te of American walnut, where wirnre she slje gave ua talk on Red Cross Cros* .althoufh Biih<n,»h tnr for mmt most nr of th*, the venr year it It wiii'niuh will Club ’ !laitemoan afternoon As as tlie me hour for leaving ap“ 17 inches In height and 15 inches work and prerent conditions. The be an improvement over what has ■Jefferson street Tlie work must oe the teacher. 5th. Year—Ruby Newton — Carlton i ..readied "Baldi frcquently became Dr. Street declared that it should be|«CTOM u'e ”>P- unfl th’’ medallion. *u- Woodland jieople gave a splendid mu t- been. Next year Hje county will get, Club. :...’. . done so as to have tlie approval of the uy engineer. engineer -'tmlied aim of parents and teach- i*Timpo5.cd upon th.’ shield, is 9 inch. cal program including selection* by about S7.000 in addition to thc nearly] The above county champions are en­ j almost lost tn delightful reverie..and city The matter of grading East Thom «• 10 patiently, develop in the child diameter, three-eights of an inch tile High school glee club, a young gjg.ooo n received this year With that titlptj to the trip to Club Week at i pictured himself in the dense solitude, ..... . . . (Continued on page three! I thick and la rn«i nt mill! hmnn. with thick, is cost of solid bronze mrii* the music inMnw-., money some graveling al n»uon^e°couM hca'/the cracklinz'of street in the first ward was referred to nwn's quurtette quartette and and the music tnstrucmoney it it can can do do some graveling on on the' the' Michigan Michigan State State Qtllege next July »,.i„ .» ' all lettering artistically embossed. tlie stIWt committee, with power to . — . tor hi the consolidated scliool Tlie mjicage of township roadx taken over , which time 4-H club champions in all „ broken twie in the affine betokenlna - Tiw great majority of the .schools ushers were young ladles wearing the tnte year; but, it will be only 840 a mile projects from every soutliern Michigan th. nntiroach of hte nrev then Im* CITY TREASURER IS l will liold their first debate on Novcm- Red Cross uniform, and the glee club and that will not go very far. When county gather 500 strong for a week of L. fh.. .JLXne antler*’ The matter of laying a sewer to lake MAKING FINE RECORD **‘r 18 Three other state-wide debate;. were inmv theiuregulation | tin.tiuuiiuii situationwin will(jcium permitit itiuv t^ecuuiuy countypleasure pleasureana and»tuay. study. tlM.re wm wa3 a a Raih from hu gun and aj care ui of water from hit thc laigilarge urcn area <>i of w *uici jimu .uuuuu drea* also. । me ', tlw-rc roof of Hie Bliss plant, also to care for nnn n. . ,' 'n I6’ , a,‘‘l This week Saturday Mrs Foreman and townships can cooperate and Thinking that some girls might not hl. .... a mammoth buck. thc water Uiat gathers from the area Collects All But $2,302.65 Of Januarj,13 Tvill ririipk-te tlie prehmi- speaks in thc interests of the Red gravel thc township roads. Which will be able io attend. Mrs Richardson I" south nf thc Michigan Central in the' ......................... ... Oily Taxes Spread On Rolls i'»>“ “ 1 “! n«d”.TS2 S wS “'e, mMla.-hsa u.s «kah™. w­ [not need’to be made as wide as county , lows: , eastern llmita of the city was taken up. a little while have been organized In in various wte parte hare She reports report* that the nred funds I road*. 1st. Year. Yegr. Jr Jr-Frances Warner-IS^hunU^Jrt J was*readv to before start In July Thia Year She that thc nred for for fund*,roads. ,. iI 1st, —Frances Warner —] It was voted by thc council to-puLan. city ....„ treasurer. Mrs. Nellie Cas,fu,te ,or’Purpose* of conducting continues _;.X and before ™ the winter LI is.< The The coilnty coilnty cannot afford afford to to neglect neglect club. / ' Woodland club. / 300 feel of tile east from the prevent i Otir _____ .,. tbc ... - cannot .1'woodland ... day Smith, te making an enviable rec-' ‘J",10 l.rZ:*l ”!’.crs <ner a tekwun reoeatea io ■. storm sewer and on the south side .of aday H‘ |>t>''i'n”’^! u’««T . series. The winners (Her l0 number large- the do not believe j„. Ieari Sr over t] the number of of calls calls will will be be largethe roads roads we we have. have. We We do not believe believe]' ut. im. Year. Year. Sr— —Barbara Barbara Freeman Freeman— — follows: the’Center road for n distance-of 300‘’orq in the collection of city taxes. "• “xuonai leagues, together jy increased. Some pitiful conditions there will be any disposition to ignore Ryan Club, ■Charlotte. Mich.. Nov 11. 1932 This Is a partial beginning beginning, as which were spread last July. The tax, tax,wlth ,S,° ,.er ™1,k nK in Hie haW ^n brought to her notice, wlwte its large investment In highways, which I - • Year-MBdred •• fret Thu DeBrulne-Mon- [ city * Manistique (Continued on page five* ............ ............................... * ................ .................................... ’ (nnntimxrt nnc «v.» famlll¥ are w dcsen lng , are so vital to the county. there are 1500 feet of tile to te laid tn levy was S37.5OO. She has collected all , ro!L? v v. . tn ’nd myself here Monday. Nov. 14. nine of assistance, and the Red Cross te--------------- ---------------order to carry the water to the rlvyr. but 12302.65. lacking only a little over Xear-D0r0thy 8hell>n«ton-Ry I o’clock. Will you appear as my wit­ Tlie council voted to add 300 feet a six per cent. We are sure that every- THE CENTER ROAD IS ‘working with C. H. Osborn, represent- MEMBER OF ALBION .] --------an Club. new without subpoena?'’ vMr until the thn Job Inh is l« completed, nnmntnfMt which whl^h '1 one nne will will concede rnnev-fb, that this thl*. is I< a <k re-, re., ADDDnADUHUr _______ ........ _nnilDI _____ _ CTiniUyear ----nni i nrn»-rr-—Y ---------------------------'«— COLLEGE DEBATE cmun SQUAo'c™ "r"A'h" ~ ---------Bam Robinson. will require four years more. The city markable showing for thc new city ArrnUALnINu LUMrLt I lUN cases Many of these people art ask-1 COLLEGE DEBATE SQUAD , club. It seems that Mr. Shultz delivered “ ' "reasurer. wm i —tv 'ing lor help for, the first time in their ---------- , 5th. Year -fire Margarete limits extend to the George Roush treasurer. iruck to ValentlheManistique for Mr Rob­ The above refers solely to the city Cost Will Be Considerably Un- llVrJ Bnd hesitate to make knpwn1 Walter Heath Selected As One Qirlton club jJuce. on the.Center road, and the tile '*'*• “ ~ u inson, and this telegram wm perhaps will have to be laid to tlie creek, then lx .There are also Tarmac paving. der That Of Other County tlM'ir need, but children and other de■ -Hie Tlie high class of work exhibited by by In reference to If. But when the readirb and gutter uuttcr and Kixci.il v'wer tai ... rwvinlo mu>. Iw> enrw! for ThGI Three lliree To iO meet U. Of UI Ju. i«pi« MUM’ b. e»r«i tor. TnOt Meet V. M. sjxcial sewer taxes i m u '.wnin« north to the river The present sewer curb the girls nt .the Hastings Ag-HE was1 liig of the telegram was finished, there Highways with the added 300 feet will answer that have not been collected. Tarmac Red cross wisltes to co-operate with On Thursday, Nov. 17 1 made possible by the Interest and help- came I ram the other end of the line a •present requirements, but the full 1500 paving in the first and fourth wards The grading on tlie Hastings Center the county poor commission In every. ' ijpost emphatic outburst as a response, Is unpaid to the extent of 3424 86: in road has been completed, also most of u„ir -a KS'S'infi a f ’’running something m follows: — the second and third wards 8927.40. the graveling Unfavorable weather o-°iLr'<^wBBnonTrlt should be by debaters to Albion in acted as leader the Woodland group, io represent reprercm Aimon in aa concon--------- of -• i^ad -------------, "Not by a blankety, blank, sight will -.ueoaiers . .... ... . ....... , \<-w inn, nn,v The council also voted to construct Unpaid curb and gutter special taxes' has interfered with construction work other organizations. test with the University' of Michigan M”- Anna Buck lead the Carltont0 charlotte Monday. I’m gqing There have been many calls for this week. According to Prof. N. J ll^ouP- Mrsa guard rail on that part of the Center in thc first and fqurth wards arc and itiay atlll further delay it. Wi|h Sm,th was leader of ,wrth hunting, and I’m going to road inside the city limits where the 3641.11. In the second and third wards favorable weather, ten days more will clothing also and this te being made Weiss, coach of men's debate. Albion “>e Ryan »[°up and Mrs. Spencer start in Just a little while.'’ 8177.26. The. unpaid sewer ^x In the|see the graveling completed; then, with lluill Ulc v ,» ’from the Red Cross cloth. Mrs John’ will meet the University of Michigan in | Dunn was the leader of the Monroe road has been widened so as to help Then when Clarence calmed down traffic conditions on that highway but M-cnhd "and third wards te 8900 27. a little shaping of thc sides of the Nobles and Mrs. Maude Smith are two debatea, one at Albion on Wednes- Kroup. The girls greatly appreciated from the powibillly of being beaten out - — r .-.. by I IvoktiJ* looking afUr after thU this work assisted still leaves a ditch at the 'Idea which There was no sewer tax in the first roadbed, the job will be done day. Nov. 16. and the . other at Graai ,he <°rk and lntere*t of there leader*.' of hte chance of going deer hunting, nerds the guard roll. There will ’ be and fourth wards. Thia leases unpaid j Wla-n this road shall be finished and members of Ladies’ Aid groups, club*. Lake <m Thursday, Nov. IT. Tliore who I -ijnpp xun__ sipsi ..r., ’pnNPFQQ nWiir-r-r-o 'lie thought to hinuelf: "77:2. :r. ■Well, ~now; special taxes, which are not in-! thc coat figures shah be announced, we the Auxiliary, etc. Tlie supply of Red Thursday, Nov■ n. rnose wno other parts of the roadway to bo of ‘ ' ’ at’ “ ’ on ’the • 17th ’ runtt Pnuccc^ eluded in the regular tax levy, tlus sum, believe the people of Barry- county will rrnss flour has not been exhausted w‘11 dcba.e Gnus ‘Lake I ntitt Mtl*_UUNr too _.L__ [Sam Robinson te a pretty good fellow guarded: but that will not bn up to 83,070.90. be .surprised to .learn at what. a low note an(1 MISMr3 poreman te at UK the .storeroom ore’ ln Bddlflon to Heath, Harry RunTO STEALING W00D > nd u 1 Cttn ** ot ,ny bcl,> 10 Wm -1 . I U QIUWU HIU vv vvu ougM to u .. colxcludrd Uixt the city as the other places will be east ofnru_ - • ..... ... . . ' ■ . . rNneuiun ja .a!tax —.and th<« unpaid cost a ----X — -------a- -rv. ftn" Wednesday toucare *’ ■forr nlng. Traverse City, and Wallace Bn-1 Tlie unpaid city good- — road can be made. The evcry of the city limits. Tomack And Brown Are scrv. n>., r«M u,:m to do would to u> oil sjieclal taxes for Tarmac, curb and Center road will not be so \heavily Half of cvcry membership owu.. . n . . -up Mr.. Robinson at Charlotte and gutter and sewers will. Witte lhe penaltravelled as seme other county roods, mains here for local -work and tteH. H. S. DEBATERS TO if inrr Sontonnod— __ Mirholo .. That at least ln R Sentences MlCnela flat Out . ty. be respread on the aueument rolls , so It did not need a 20 foot road bed: other roej to the nBUonal organl- debate* is: Resolved - • • • tion ran something like thM: MFFT FATHN RAPICK ,or thc December lax. The latter will nor did it need as wide u spread of .. for rcl.pf aMtetanre wherever one-half of the state and local revenues On Suspended Sentence Mr. Shultz—"Hell/. Bam. sa MECI CAI UN HAriUb much larger than the July tax. gravel. We believe that it will be “ “awisianre < needed should be derived from sources other Don Tomack. Wesley Brown and ,the trouble about that.. truck up al । cluwed as a good road, one that will Y,„ an Irlp by JOINING Till:i' ‘ "I"™',. _______ .. John Mlchela. of-Battle Creek, were Other debates debates for for th the ineua men’s .tqjmu squad Ramrdhlv ^tinrt^^RhrrtfT ManUtique? Teams Will Argue Merits Of a ALBERT BECKER TALKED ' arfswer all needed purposes. We ex­ RFD CROSS , Other izuirr uruiiics iur me ' ',-have been * pect Ulr tlie saving win will oc be notaoie notable w when I ■ i«ai«fpecc lx,n scheduled with .10! NorthwestNur.h.™.- Tasker "."IrLJ State Income Tax For and Si.KrtXn'S:"" Deputy Sheriff Bell, charg- ’ «'WM 1 TO HASTINGS LIONS,compand with other county roatte CUrfUUn \AJARn P T A ern University. Purdue University, and cd with stealing wood from B. H. But- don t know anything about any trouble. Michigan atLUMU WHnU r. I. H. Manchester College, these contests to hr. who Ilves near Lacey. When taken What do you mean? Mr Shults—"Why. I mean Uiat AN APPRECIATION. WOMEN MEET FRIDAY come in December Hastings High school debaters will Members Discuss Plans To 1 before thc Justice they acknowledged meet a trio from Eaton Rapids at the For tiic splendid vote I received at Carry On Their Helpful i their guilt of the charge of petty lar­ trouble you spoke of in your telegram High school auditorium here Friday observe visual method. the election I wish to express my grati­ Have Undertaken Sewing For ceny. Tomack and Brown were each to me this morning. Now Sam. I can't Work In Aiding Children evening, Nov. 10, commencing at 8:00. tude, and'Will spare no effort to show Welfare Association—Hours All parents of the children who are flven ' i a— fine . „of 18 40 -and ----------------------the costa tn go to Charlotte Monday. I’m going up o'clock. in the first of the State League serving the... pcoThe Hastings Lions were favored at my appreciation ------------ ..by-------„ a 1 nn mz. a nn d m taking rnunlc lessons und also those u»e case, or ten days InJsU. They are north deer hunting, and our party te debates, according to Albert Becker, their noon ludeheon Monday with an I file of Barry county—as I have always Are 1.0U 10 4.UU r. in. wh0 are m^n^ed are invited to visit boarding with the sheriff. Michel* was going to leave in Just a little while. coach of debating. The qj wet ion will address, which all appreciated, by Al- ■ tried to do-falthfully. consclenUously The women of the Second Ward P the Vteual Method piano classes on found to be bqt sixteen year* of age. j — be: "Resolved: That the state of Mich­ bert Becker of the High school faculty, and impartially. I. thank you one and T. A. have undertaken a splendid work Thursday afternoon. November “’’z oametxxiy -u-vuiucj 17. •<. at He nt- wus. WU3, therefore, increiurc. taken u>*cn Into iuiu the itiv Juvcjufc- , <*ni • . ,. •.. . igan should adopt a state Income tax." He discussed education and unemploy- all for this renewed expression of your in assisting the Welfare Association the Central school. Also a special nUe Ald“t* yF™ .°JL nile court. It seems that he had alal- ,i _ <V. v. ........ _____ j ____ j __ .L ili . .. __ _ Raldv than tumhte* Hastings will argue Hie affirmative ment and brought out Ideas that were I confidence through your ballots, and with the sewing necessary to be done, demonstration of the ___ work will be ways had good iwviu record up -v to this time Baldy then fact. Inal nau a kiaxj utuc | .-------.tumbled .. . to the ----_ ____ ... .... .. .............. ’ H... .... ..... A fV, my aim will be to so discharge my offi­ and-• the feeling was*“ that had beenlh•* *“ “ ,h the rorne On Friday afternoon. Nov. 18. the. given at Iwo o’clock for any parent] ---------*—he * *-------------* “ * victim of " *" ”* practical nr"Uc“* interesting to all Ills auditors. Member* of the Hastings team will hte eonclu*i«> wm intend The Club is taking up the matter of cial duties Uiat you will be glad you women will meet at the second ward who derires to become acquainted with led into breaking the law. Judge Eg-1 be Vernon Winlnger. Helen Keeler and increasing ita membership and also to gave me your support. fact that MayorLwmard, schoolhouse from 1:00 to 4:00 P. M-,; what Is being done. । gleston gave hlm» an opportunity Lillian Tolhurst with William Bach­ provide means for the extension of its Sincerely yours. earn hte third of the amount of wood »>*> present, could hold hlmrelf for sewing. Bring your shears, needle ----------- a a » man. Jeanne Clncebeayx and Irene work in aiding children of the corfhty —Adv. . George W. Leonard. 1M ouj H?*! and thimble. All who possibly can are LOCAL PASTOR S WIFE STRICKEN, taken from Mr. Butler, requiring that •» 19"8erJones as alternates. Either Prof. N. J. afflicted with defective vision. The urged to be present whether you are a White Rev. and Mrs. L. E. Lane were he nay Hie *a«ne to Butler. He te out rattled the window* and indicated that W<fiis of Prof. Kenneth G. Hanc^. both Lions Club has done a wonderful work, LOVELY CHRYSANTHEMUMS. member of the P. T. A, or not. । visiting a sister in Kalamazoo !a*t on suspended sentenee It will be re- he knew something about I ha aouroa of Albion college, will Judge the con­ one which the people of the county Frank Haze! surely knows how to -------------------------I Thursday Mrs, Lane was stricken with membered that some time ago a broth-, 1 test. ought to be very grateful for, in pro- grow the hardy chrysanthemums. Each notice.-- (some form of paralysis. Her many er of Tomack and a brotiier of Brown' I want to congratulate my opponent frtcnds wtah for he, $pct^y recovery, vldlng suitable glasses for such ehll-, >tar he has a large quantity of them. were caught In the act of stealing: harty retreat, but the end dren. - -».u25c CHICKEN SUPPER. I red. yellow, white and -.-i. pink., — which on hi* election and wish him success --~ wood from t Butler by Butler and hl* at least to Baldy declared, Good Will church Thursday, Nov. 17. . ---------.------ -------------------, bgrow .vw .«.* very luxuriantly wvwo down by uk the in the office he will fill after Jan. ------1. 4. i CAMP FIRE GIRLS' BALKS. the fact that the telegram wm SUPPER AND BAZAAR. Mr. Hazel Cake and Jello and other good things river in tn Hazel Dell park. “ ‘ desire nteo to thank my friends Wednesday ■„« and Saturday afternoons Baldy left with the party on mm-fnhnr-vl th.. Presbyterian. church parlor*, date। I klnrflv kindly remembered the IIBanner with Uiroughout Hie county for their sup- and evenings under National bank, SQUARE DANCE. time, but probably aorne cd changed from Nov. 16 to Nov. 30. Plum a lovely bouquet of these autumn flow- port during the campaign. I greatly High quality Christmas ckrds, baked At Clear lake Tlianksglving night, DANCE NOV. 18. 1932. pudding* for sale. CaU 2302 for plum]er* on Saturday, which were greatly appreciate Uwir help ift my behalf. goods, home nude candy and bazaar NOV. 24. Woodmansees orchestra. cident to hi* attention Carlton Grange hall. All come.—Adv. puddings for Thanksgiving.—Adv. 11-M ] appreciated. k-Adv. Lee C. Howard, good*. Frank Herrington —Adv. " ~ —Adv. . ness And Conscientious Duty ■ * Appreciated By Friends 4-H CANNING CLUB CHAMPIONS CHOSEN PARENT-TEACHER FEARS" WAS TOPIC JOIN THE RED CROSS BEFOREWDVEMBER24 JSS - �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 16, IMS PAGE TWO road*, telegraph, telephone, sleeping the yes veto wo$ 3814 and the no vote not pay, and the state has no use for-2 the property if taken over. The state . car'and other property which haslicre- .317x1. toforc contributed to the primary On Amendment No. 7. nxiuirtng that has no right to allow a tax to be as-; reh.x>l fund which will be reduced : > taxpayers vote on the Issue of- bonds November brought us our first snow: ■ about 40 per cent of what it has been and direct expenditures of public tagv of Its people are unable to pay. It! in the past. w ! money, the yes vote was 4058 and the has m> right to compel taxpayers to; Mr. and Mm. Robert Ml|ls liave and. of course, with It comes Hie pay, for tilings from which they get moved into their .new home on W. thought of indoor plants. A few Amendment No. 3 proposed to ap- no'ot5,30*1’, , , ... , little or no return tn sendee. Property/Bond 5t. portion the members of the MlcWgan • ‘hl' Referendum of the oleomarweeks ug? wo suggested in this col-,' Liw. the y« vote, in favor of must and. will continue to be the basts' a son was born to Mr and Mrs. VieQUESTION OF LIQUOR 00N- ho'usd of representatives on the basis ia»ui* oleomargarine uiwuiorKMMK: and mm liceniung inc»n»nB । (or taxes, BiSTtncrc are other forms of tor Hawkins. 729 No Bollwood, on Nov, umn, tlmt taking up a few plants from1 of population, while continuing to have ta$mg TROL COMMISSION CAR­ the garden h.r indoor growing, would three who m H '» it.’-»•*« -was 4555the .... no [taxation tlhd must sup;>lemenl a real u at.Penmick hoaJrtUL senate membership based on area, those «" uu. and *n? thRIED IN STATE rather than population This amend- 'V*c , I *7!* -«8. ?*?3. t eMate tax. ■ . Sain Mote is conHivd to Fils home, prove worth while. You who used this It br TH-: quite evident that the people of ,people be nBvnnK hav1nA ,unertu >utrMtd a nsn Hngh. 5trote ,.n idea, Iiavc among your house decorament was manifestly in the interest !*- --, --.-.r of.' Speaking ------- -- ... —who --------might — namr emmtv vtiizltwl the t*’.> amendments .mArvlti.rtntx -! subject to other forms «■ of -«r taxation f.raHA— by S»v ‘ . slowly Hons, acme of these flowers; lupines, of Detroit, which put up most all ot Barry county studied „»... u... k WAS DEFEATED IN • carnations, petiinias. pinks, snapdragthe majority for it. but the resl'of the «»'i determined how they should vote the state, he said-there are first the . ous. etc. An addUtonarchccrincss can they made u a I wealthy: but there must be limit* up. . .. ouuiflc a few rew large cities, up- fln — t?,cn’ '-rhe ——record — BARRY CO. HOWEVER ’ state, outside to thc people 6f calk-d out —-------posed thc amendmeht and It wos.ap- creditable creditable one one to the people df thi*i thl*ion taxing them. The ordinary ordinary dtlttn cltiren L,Thr ~ he brought Into the home.by the use •; on on taxing luxuiK them. litem, The ...... . r> — /wvrev hut Iw — ■»» i .1U — SlYllV Aftl.I UOOn OI.lt its SeTVlCl** of these blooms tn ait rfW>wer ar­ who owns some .prwnr —r—ta< --- — ton - , uTrr n;s mtIeh A Proposition To Reaportion patently defeated.by a good majority county. rangements. I compelled to pay more than he should, Members Of-Legislature Lost Amendment ’rx- । ’ ’’ Members or Legislature lost |i mo o{ No. 4 proposed lofrom — .. ... ... hi; Huiuauii ioc> u »<> co u»vr. (and in many instances more titan he , The tire was extinguished vUbout doK,rdfn Bnd irrtull» you will • could pay. Then there t* thc third By a Good Majority , I UJ uxatlon and $3.000 ot real estate. I di^over .ime Job you’overlooked such . da**, who spend mrmey as fast as ing any damage. In the state it appears that Amend-1 in the care of every jiropcrty owner. • Redfern coat sale on Tuesday. No., a.-,, cutting down tlv- stalks of par— hey get IL no matter what their inmeat No. 1. establishing a liquor con-! .tople of this stale had Uu- good Judgictme.may.be. At Hte end of the year !22nd. Over one hundred coqM will be; nnnial plants, cutting ot the peqny trol commission lb control thc alca-imcnt to defeat tins preposition deitheir money is gone. Hitherto* this ;on sale fur one day only, rale starui ;.top«. cutting‘out Mtraggly brunchea <;f hchc beverage traffic nnd to provide | clslvely, although it ftas curried in at barn 10 o'clock, A M. Agents' samples shrubbery. ---- • ’ ' . ’ ! class ot .people, many ot whom > for an excire tax w.. on retail .-j, salp,.. was some counties. ,.->r »<> ..................... -.......... .. Hud that proposition.. from trunk. $12AU to $50.00. If you iiavc any new shrubbery oil VFRN BROWN TOT n money, have spent it all and have direct • .j u.. carried, carried by morethan thantn-n twotntonni> one carried, asas well well asas tiroixj propoition mon Nu. No. 2.2. r^gp VERN BROWN TOLD r„ntrlbutM notl|lnK ,o the MJRK,rt Larsen’s ’ Leading Stole ” Adv. ‘ your homo grounda, cut it back sliarply Amendment No. 2. . limiting the .uniting the tux on real estate to $15 HOW SOME PROBLEMS I Kovernmcrit, - although th'-ir children ‘ t.f-Jtt any more cold weather comes amount of taxes asse-'wed against prop- ,5<er thousand dollars gweswd value, a ' (have the advanlages of public sch-.xil*. STATE CLUB LEADERS —J. A. Hixm. ertv to not exceed 115.00 pvt thousand cmwl|C condition would have resulted, COULD BE SOLVED 1 and' they tbcmrelvcs have the protec-1 dollars of assessed valuation in Michi- .t would have been unpoaMblc to work COMING ON TUESDAY REPORT OF WOME; 'Itinn of the laws and of the officers of. pan has apparently carried The cities, .ut any plan that u.,uia take care of I thc law. Yet they da nothing in rc-' were against It. but the rural districts accessary government and school ex­ CUT IN GOVERNMENT Clothing And Handicraft Clubs 'turn for all tills. generally voted heavily for it While INo. 4 would haw wiped out rhe tkdjourriaiid meeting of the H<uCOSTS IS NECESSARY , The whole situation, said the speak- ( everybody knows that $15.00 on eachi.n the state about 75 per cent of tn. Arc Being Organized Over u- Women’s Club held Friday afterer. indicates that w<- must revise our: $1000 of assessed valuation will not, uxessments which are invented In city, The County r on opened with an appropriate Arm­ begin to covecjhe coat of schools and .tiiage.and farm home and in farm Revision Of Taxation System -.y-U-m of taxation In his judgment1 Mi--. Sylvia Wixson apd.P G. Lun-' ice Day progrtxnj. The reading by of the IccaTcoimiy and state govern-’ «>roperty. With such an ixemption For Townships And Counties | the solution would be found tn a mtnts. those who favored this aihghd-.only a very small fraction of real ce­ । supplementary tax. from some new din. State Club U-Adi-rs in 4,-H Cloth- ' Winimt.r. 'Our Liberty Should Be Considered I sources to add to the onc'and one-half :ng and Handicraft respectively, will ment believed that it would force the .ate would be left subject to tax>s. „ . lien by a service man ir. legislature, if it carried, to find tome I Amendment Na 5. requiring . rest-, The Rotarians had for their ipeaker ’ j:i r ’cent limit made by the netv meet with Barry county 4-H Club Ireal * :,—ot i nmendmrnt — such as a sales lax. or ar. other source of revenue to provide f it dcnce in dty instead of'word for u leaders in the court house at Hax: " y noon Repreotnuxtive v<-m thc cost of government, and thereby period of 20 days preceding un ciec: ' ’ , income lax. or n combination of tlie tings-on Ttic»d»y. November 22. club numbers, t.iv esprctally tine relieve real estate of what has bealso Uj provide that the elector^- Brown J Mf.hlga.i. u.w> wa. two -r Mi .■ 4-H Clothing and Handicraft Clubs] Mrs. E A. Ruftou read’tlie report pome ... an Intolerable ~ ______ burden ____ One____ thing - -. u a township ______ _____ may _ .vote ________________ at a towtunfp '»'• 01 ''<!«’ fu-'U' n publicans runnin; ( 1 he spuiki-r called attention to the which the voters of Michigan did n-t pulling place, located within u city In- for th*, l.-g!.datui*r who was fortunate icitnci ; fnc: ih.it tn.il townshljv townsnips nave have been oeen largely, uirgeiy Barry county’s 103 rural schools. Every realize I* that this artendmerit willleorporated from territory formerly a enough to- pull through* hiw< ■'•‘k I relieved’ of their ‘highway taxes with- , local club is directed by snnif lady or '■ •- served •--* apply to all property—pro|>erty of raii- part of the• towtahlp, appear* to have Tuftsday. i-.ittsa.xy. He has two •->•term- ; Mil creating any new revenue. School । man in the community who are gtv"*'*"*______ r r ' ' ■___________ canted. O ”r - . ........... ............ .. with ___ — ..................... ................... _ ling ...„ ..th-ir .............. .............. .. ................. Our readers arc ac<1uamtcd Mr : districts in city ....... and _country muat.be time for the lament ot the RrxiWll through liirmiuh the tile reriiw of lek* ;largely .rm.lv r.nlieved Iirvrrl ofxrhnnl I luv. Anundment No. 6 prohibiting tiu*.Brown of art artick-s school tmt.-A taxx-s tliniinrh throughij.>y-- <n.rl und oirt« girl* n-. n. tl.-lv their local.liat local leader. ivigtcd Of of first publhiieil in t)><the Banner utld und alsilH aUMit l-.mie narrtori ot <ix-.reveniu-. still leayleliv- ; -rio. Nnv*-nitv.r 22 ?’• tm-i'ii 1 organi,: pardon ui nersunx persons COnviCtt-d convicted 01 hr&t nt;t‘ div dx-.- . .Ulblislx-:! ■<mie iwx new OTnrcf source if of revenue, Tin- November muting■ is roried to have g.-ee murder appears to tc have/carried. cxrrlril. :trrty,orht-r paj’.er.-- telling wii.it bream-­ ‘.nij-Mime part to be raised' from thuitreri as a. training school and. round lowest number Amendment No, 7 requiring that, on ot the Michigan taxpayers’dollars lhnt [icople wbctsj the schools are located, so; table dlscit-wion-wlth t!u->«- local ithweater n club ^questions involving direct expenditure into thc ’* ’hands ’ of- the - Mate.. ■ • -• No that • they shall take proper interi-st in jers. Problems that conn- up in ' articles lu'd a. considerable their own schools I uf ’money or the issue of bonds, only doubt hill-lub will bi- dl:.cus.-cd ax well ; taxpayers may vote, appears to h:«v- •to do 1 with the overturn in Michtg.in An ther thing that ccnlronts thc: dividual club jiroblcmx. , Hisui-.-th.or.r wa- •■Outstanding Lcgtefo-C legislature of Michigan right now. de-1 Exhibits c* work nccomphriied in U1» carried. ;«« .... Pro roiilem* in ... Michigan." Vkiarc-d .Mr. Brown, is the urgent need!4-H Club, will b- 6n dt-play Frojioaitlon No. 8. which was a refer-1 five a: l.siwugia: ■entlum on the oleomargafinc law. jiassMr. Drown began by slaling tliat lt| -.f welfare work- We must nm allow! training school talks will be gi the .huspituhY ixd tn 1931. apiiears to have been de- wan . . the failure of the republican |tirt. ; pi-opjc to starvn in Michigan, m-r musfi the two state club leaders. Heated. Thu proposed law would have to fare arid ti 1 prob: permit the .'criotu results that willCoun«4t_A»cnt Harold J. F«»!e i taxed olcomargunne and required deal- that hid cipror-d tie.- party t»fail in the ; t.-iUaw If children arc under-n-:>:i.-rshcd. of the 4-H Club movement in Barry the Mlclilxan Price is thc outAtandlng eonsidera- Ion to pay license .fees for the sale of .-txt.: and nation. Partv labels m> an; Th* re l< a Lot some talk of old age pen’’ it. Those in favor of having o:co- little in the* liays. When a part ‘ ops T!i. -<- are o-.it of the question o th:i. inciting. At of Quality of Material and Work­ margarine exempted from Uu* special <|i» r (occ tlie :.---.u*s. nr the reppth- u.:> . there shall be rigid «■<- n »;;sy .n j tax succeeded’in getting enough names can-- r.;ive h-.irn* ;i and the democrats! u:r ^overtimin'., rcvfaiun of our tax manship are considered the most j ignid to petitions so that this law was util k irr. if they fail to hr-<d the pub- Isy.-tem and the appliiation ot new important. When It Come* to buy­ submitted to the people for thelr-ap- he 'Mil. tb-y ns:y < .'-.pre*- tlh>* -thr' ■ riunv-s of taxation. The speak-r w< u rKn wn ing a Monument that has to stand Iproval or rejection. It ajipcnra that wraih >1 r. .ir-UL-ed poapje will lx ; mentioned the urgent need of reap'portioning th*’ members .if tl-.e-ltgtsla-. ruitrd upon them. the lest of time, you must think of the people,rejected it decisively, espe- -.v-in-d clally in die larger cities. , There h.t< ii.t< l>--,n b-*<^x a tremendous growth I ’ r.o a- required by Uje ronsUtd*:} 1‘,"i-,r ' . Our readers will be intended to ,4 wnd ntuk r-wkk. •Wcw.. i-ucnrilnix spending ot nt tax-''!t.»n. That body bud dodged Uu* re-11;"! !"r *' that by placing an order with us know how Barry county voted on each yriyvr.i' money--in surh a strong demo- J .pouxlblllty for years It rhiisU now|t,lZ’ :,‘-> you will be liven a GUARANTEE of yf Uwse amendments’. entile Mate us..Ml*-.*-Mppi and in thc!fuco it. Tlie state must nhounake ’-v^ mid —1----- - »•_ — »—:1inuv,t t ipiiilly Mrony republican s-.>te i- me ctmrcsrdon to penile who arbsds-4^f.J • mother “ VALUE in MATERIAL and y«ur on Amendment No- *I ■« the ailnnatlve -*1-— Barry count v fttc’ money's worth. Dollar for Dollar, ■ was X3B3 and thc negative 4900. so lliat of Miehn.un. one finds the same i«- j ’.r.quent in llwir taxes to Unit are all prijdd of tl Barry is one of the few. counties to noring oi '.hew problems: abo in (save their Homes, al-o in|save homes. I favor retaining the state prohibition democratic New York C;: — well as in j An urgent need is some provlp.m^for *> a niglr not Come in now. Place an order for Jaw. ' republican Philadelphia. > state or >.raving the homes ot people threatened l”iW this hnt I On Amendment No. 2. limiting tax .locality ha? escaped. •’ fall or nell springI with mortgage foreclosure and the loss Rntihia ... nnnlciiMl effiIon teal estate tit $15 per UiotuvantX the Thc fitrt job vt thc Michigan.leads " ' ' of these home-.i, ribbon Ivrs vole m Barrr county ttas 3019 and A . . . laturc will be, said thc sj»caiu-r. to rc Another urgent need will b- Kquor Special discount on all orders the negative vodj •ti hLms istild nil <>l । judgeship Li n n-.unicl 2U39. 2109. 'dtice'tlii- otita -jf v ,v..rnm2nr t:» a . .............. ........... ............ ......... ....... tor thc first time. t ■ placed this fall On Proposition No. 3. thc proj»M-d point when- "tie people of the stair can I might be he was not prepared to sugHOW THEY HID II' Till jilt r.-sohilions tlie1 're-apportionment measure, the voup afford to pai At the special re.ssion vest . A friend of the Bunner Sanded on. EdUL-ittwtutl L ..n of Barry county stepped on the prdpb- . ; the legWatmc a cmnmi*Mon of nin-I Mr Btpwn mentioned the fact that hard, the vote in favor being Jm-m. time cho-rn by. the Govenio’ there would be in the next house \<>: tin* other dav a card Hastings Monument . sition 1495 nnd the vote against 5517. ! three by the Licun-niint Governor and ' r-presentative' mx’-v democrats, anil On Pro[><ritiun No. 4. to exempt M’.- three by tiu- Ep. aker of tlx house, w.i; I fortyn-publicatu. ui’J ft A-mocniuc July 8. 1901. c-t- Works -ot ;000,of jx-r.-wnal property and 33.OW of .M h-cn .i to irAi -tigatc and re;»>tt up-majority majority tn tn tlie the state Mate renalc. senate. ..It would dently cncouragm* □i.-un-d intact durin;: tnc real estate from taxation, thc yes vote on the cimwtion of ral.-uhs p.il*l... . by Un­ be found. that, almost without excep­ giving it cash purt Hastings, Michigan. I'hone 2497. was 2014 and the no vote 4938. state. also upon other expenses which' tion. thc democratic members me a 25 jHr*rci;t diM'..... .. .. . announced- that Ironside Bros. Props. ; On Amendment No. 5, pertaining to tJio-xta'.e h.i- Io meet. Mr. Brown is .1 w.thout cxixrtence in legislative mat­ ones which that eu'tonitr might but leads with L’K daily nrwtpapI residence of vpterr. the yea vote in member of that commission. He said ters. Some nf tlie republican tpembt-r (SEE YOVR HOME DEALER) Barry county was 3450 Hnd*tjje*no 3035. they hm! worked faithfully for several have* had long experience as members nt «'future.lime. The card b Interc-Mlng as revealing bwstncM nwthoils j On Amendment No. 6, prohibiting He Mated tb.at he had dreussed this of thirty y«n?S turn, und recalled the tablisheil in 1K52. is Michi­ pardoning of first degree niurdercrs matter with some of the republiratn name of a man' who gan’s oldest and ranks third in the and they are. feeling that the ■ ne.v m u!-- to the ti-limire. . The c’enmi.'Mtmi will nnd-'iibtertl:. •wvfon of the Icgisintnrc must face its beau’!In! dhiner,-. and! Thc urge two forma of economy. First a prablcms without partiaanxliip.. He de­ reported in a dcii^bt-; ; i.n Hit- negt pfac« tt re- clared that he I.* prepared t» wurk toy* ful manner by Mrs. A. H Carvcih ie jx-:«nnel There ‘a;e Hummell of Ni i was N.ncd. Mc..da:iie3 H J. majority and with the new government n and F. E. Ad.ur |M>uring. For hig to» tr.ncn A third rcommenda i n devising a new rystrm of; taxation ifine on a charg part of the program much enjoy* Con win be the’elimination, for th< ts well •• as tn greatly reducing govern­ man's turkey. j initstc was rendered by the Mi-.m-s immrdute fgtun: at least, of certain ment costs. He hoped there wr.uld^ be funrtlwis r.o^’ bring performed by the n-> partisanship in this effort, grid'fie legabdui k blind <n O state gcvrfnmcn:. txlieved’ there lx a disposition all d that the approach nt around to approach tlie solution of the 13 duys addiUvnal In lure tn t^iia matter of many urgent and very important prob­ buns that confront thta state in a fair, open, candid manner, and without, parand j than bias :o!iM>hdat‘.ns *u>d... -mi'by .Mute agencies. ■ There cohld be no doubt in Mr ; Kim Stub-r <‘;i ? ‘ ’ lot) and«-fli-1 Brown’s mind of the hearty approval the usual pot Inc mjut. insi -t that each I of his addrv.M by the Rotarians. Wr i.wigrum will be ■ill must p- rfarm onb ■ ire sure’ that il tlie next jegblaturt i tiers urneit o ix iif'r thuni ball meet the situation-in the spirit! White t ; ch: Hid manner suagesU'd by. Mr. Brown sib'.e ravine.i there ran be no doubt ab.nit Te^l prop■ tawnshli* J-c.-s being made toward equitable tay- . Don't iorg :< rrtf.ra hare \ti'.-n and reduced costa of all forms <>! chiyiien dinnrr tin-y h.iv- tovernment in this state, I The Parn'.t.mmirc-t Man j —------------ --------------- -I Group will, hold their certain ' PASSING OF J. W- SAGE. A complete assertj "he hnnte r.' “ Hpulaitj. w. Sage, acid. 81. • juised awaj j!.«Jxhtoii. Nn ment of cards for all alxmt four .o’clock on Saturday occasions. . noon following a long in**M BE5ULTS0FM AMENDMENTS I LOCAL NEWS Thornapple Gar­ den Club Notes HOWTAXPW MONEY IS SPENT Quest for Values JUST A FEW OF OUR HART CANNED FOOD SPECIALS Hart Hart Hart Hart Pumpkin Peas ^JD“~ Beans X'SCD'"” Pork and Beans 2 2 2 5 c.n. c... c™ c.~ CARDS Burial in Riven-idt sympathy, ;< Armour’s Smoked Hams whoi« or H«if Round or Swiss Steak . . . . Pork Loin Roasts EtUr E»d . . . Beef Kettle Roasts 'Young andpTvnder 10? Leave Your Orders Now for Thanksgiving Chickens, Geese, Ducks and Turkeys Feldpausch’s “Where Better Foods Cost Less " PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER uirh Tiretfone ANTI-FREEZE your automobile ti»i« winter. Firestone A nil-Freeze v“ll pivc you complete protection. It costs less because one Jill lasts all icintcr. Dock not boil ofT.fmnlto nu<l anvcd oftht'witi* limit qual­ ity. Drive Extra Values Ti retene Gum-Dipped Tires 30x3’,5 4.40-21 5b 5 98 1 r acii ytnotoNt 'tfretfonc ANDRUS SERVICE PHONE 2240 Benton and Hunter, violin and piano On Nov. 18 Hie liternlm*- department will give Biography* 'in Amerle.oi Di.titiit. ’file Phoi<i|>lay of thc Monili, Representative Biographical Drama. Fh-vicw of "Allison's Hou-v.' Mrs. " ‘ Cm-, and Mr. M. K- Kirxle fmiui the program. Tlie hour 2.30. SPECIALS 25c 37c 37c 24c Citron, Orange, Lemon Peel pkg. 10c Lean Ground Beef . . . 2 lbs. 25c Pork Sausage or Hamburg 3 lbs. 25c Swift’s Prime Beef Roasts . . lb. 15c PROTECT Your Automobile Longrat always kindly ami patient, vw W« dnrsday -caller ing to lighten the burdens of around him -. s.- Cha: 1 from away for tlx fu-1 Hsxthipi . .. s,un<lii.j Mr and Mrs Erm, t l.-.w ! r.rplu w.. Loren Tungi — Mrs. .plcntt All’m ir is»r. Canada; Mrs. Lena! AL.'H-.-1-n I ..nd Harry Mr ■<arid Mr. Guv Cline and 4 Royal Oak add Mr “ llutf Mrs Albert C- Chime ! MP; mid Mrs. Otis Morgan at | tlx- funeral, WtdntMiav. of their upon inc eoustu. Arthur Gat-.-, nt Grand Rapids DIHGEASS Manning Dmiftljs IRVING GIUH P. Extcr-km Group of Irvins years. 3 months nnd 18 days. daj -n the amount oflJcxrs. He is the hr re-red against realj; ‘unived two brother? and j Thursi ....... — by •------------- --a niece •?••• —— i.ruud-ty. Not. 10, with an attendance a nephew. Funeral wntew were held ; of eighteen members. must iflvo be 3 rrvfsijn of the the residence in Hope Twp on Sat-'! This year Che topic u Nuirat -n and. system tor townships and I —. ---------------------- -------.... .... *w.u»i*w Any system ot let: ’U" Gtmkhn officiating. Interment was .=tm wm .ibout "What docs year m.a’or. d. -----mu..:---t>e’ practicable equitin Rutland Rutland cemetery cetne.tery. w.. -gnd ---------1-(, in ’dlacloae?" I The leaders ot Irving Group arc has to take brer property, because! LARGE CHEESE ON DISPLAY. ,| ___________________________ Nellie Mohler and Mt* Belie Ca • strut-cannot . pay its deb: with One of the largest full cream cheeses [recreation, fiirs Margaret Taber; :<<•-., ■jxrlv. ihe sum cannat bpeta'c I ever to bo shown in Hastings H now j«-eta»v and treasurer. Mr';. .Senia Kelley.! ..(• property, gnnuot.wil it on a fair ton display at thc Feldpausch market • Everyone fccU tho U's-jiw on Nutri-fc-ris and ot it cannot use property to here. Tlie cheese U twenty-two inches) Hon will be InteroMlug ami wiirth! pay slate cxiienscs Real e.'fate taxes in diameter and twenty inches in , while have tx-.-n too heavy, ro they have be-(height. It will bo exhibited until the] The next meeting will be an all daycome i re.-wus Jurdrinp to the owner (day before Thanksgiving. Prfees are.inreting at the homo ot Mi - Lethaj Real estate taxea have been increased offered to thc first six who corite hear- Palmer Thbreday. De,- 15tb—1U». until a large percentage of owners can lest to gueMing Ils correct weight. > Senia Kelley, Sec. and Treas CHRISTMAS CARDS Single and box as­ sortments. Low prices font 13c for a 35c tube of Evcr-Ready Shaving Cream and Razor 10c For. 25c and 35c boxes of TALCUM, after.shaving, baby talc, aad vanity talc. For One Pint of Tr. Vanillin Comp. N. F 1 lz"» ,Guaranteed. Will not cook out or ' freese out. Many Other Special Bargains On Display In the Store LyBARKER’S ‘"IV/icre linineiliate Attention and Courtesy are shown to nil" •Phone 2115 Hastings, Michigan We Deliver �♦ THE HASTINGS BAKKER. WEDNtSBAT, NOVEMBER 16. 1932 Dec. 7-8—"Blond Venus, with Mar-, lene Dietrich. . Dec. 9-10—Zone Grey s "The Golden Wist." with George .O'Brien j Dec. 11-12—"A Succewful Calamity." SIX HOURS TO LIVE. * '‘featuring George Arlfrs. . HASTINGS, MICHIGAN ... TELEPHONES SIM . MSI ■— X; . X Geneva. Switzerland, center of In-. *' 1 ternatlonai conferences . and Intrigue.' Vrtsoura to save. ' mhcm rv*-nun pry- jmEFOT X; provides the background tar "Six SUNDAY & MONDAY Q Hours To Live." latest Fox.Film prp- : Qirtiirtlnn wn and nnd heard। heard' nfiim Sjduction whleli whleh will will ha* be seen I l/rTHIIlll Xlsoon at the Strand Theater. Warner I1 IR * I ’ U . I'Ll fl R/l \ Baxter ha* has the thc featured rule role and the; the! hlj |h, J, J, |\ . UllB I X X1 sunnortlna X supporting rut east includes John Boles. I X 'Miriam Jordan. George Marion. Beryl | .. ... .. (Continued from page one) ..-re. Halliwell । •X Mercer, ..™ Irene Ware. Hailtaell Hobbes. S u-ruln-u to. C«N.««man K-xh.m J t>w<; Rob,.»uo WUMm hl,h )ma, hu, Extra Quality Flannelette 70 x 80 in. Double \ . (uthlulnrs u» duly ha*, no. ,iawd ‘ btolnof foothaii gamf iunnoticed. He has grown steadily in m!ANOFar'XTsA4i';cKm RAx-:j)>,<!»_yr“iS °£. ”<*i He crushed the Invisible Government while man. We know that thc people that hampers Presidents and .Congress. X (Advance) of Barry couuty. without regard to 0 1 The wildest and most hilarious fpot-J, party, will’wish him success in what­ Pr It lifts the lid. It dfiposes all. A thrilling ball gum$ ever staged b reparted to Le' t ever Tw may. undertake. We have no X the climactic feature of "Rockety Rax." doubt that It will be a relief to Con­ romance. A cydono'blast that will tear X Fox comedy-satire .with Victor Me- gressman Ketcham to-realize that his FANCY at your heart strings and tangle your For Men Extra Heavy X Itoglen. , strenuous work as a rongrcjuinan will emotions. »' Tlie game takes place at Soldiers' end on March 4 next. It is no secret '' Field. Chicago, with a capacity ou- to his clow friends'that he did not X dience of 110.000 watching the battle dcslrp t6 be a candidate this year. X between Canarsle College, a fictitious/ He had ixipcd that Berrien county re­ with LEE TRACY Heavy Weight X Brooklyn Lake Shore ...—Institution, ---------and --------------- ' publicans would unite on some man. or CONSTANCE CUMMINGS ? J University; umwrulr. aA mythical .wUilCTl Chicago CWc»«o college. roller.„ lh, <ou„. J. Tlr Mr»n«r I.ulurr IM «.me 1, Ik, lh,wou]d m Large Attortment y<ti; ih.l boil, o.. „ wW ,„„ „l X ...... .......... ,----------------- j traiea on some o-pcr repuoucan soi JAMES CRUZE Neu> Low Price . LADIES' J m. wmllm own .nd muAA-. Mb, Uul, „ulJ „ But S rjrtrtMT rhMUUN. ryuwn tho„ thu[ silk and wool J qu.rl.rb.ck; dM-M enfc <unll. „„ , „ r„d,_ L guards. and ...... cut-throat centers. dil, ,lid w,|t, rio, „„„ ln , X i to do so. T* They urged this •-rar THE COTTON" ’*? ur «<d him to run this ^"E*r cahin t*'ii in or^DraTSimi ! VdtMt- It.. maHn It vilaln that ll,> urrmlrt tFor Women . ” ” i !<«■ thta Ume accommodate hb friends After The Birth <4 u Nation |n tlml pBrt o, lhe dl<ltrlcti wbo w « »■ । .u Dt^nr,< Always been loyal to him. but that he For Mon • The Cabin in the Cotton. Richyd, would not under auy circumstances. PrAll Head Size* Barthelmess latrct starring vehlcte ata cundl<Jatp lwo year* from now. .rrrrpl. In .■„[«.ijte lo Uli U»«Wn o w, „ Mr K. t. h.,,, .,...1 h.n»-n.-d U U» B.-.1 Ab»"d.n “inant over IM rwult ol U» eleeUcn 1 far “ ’-»»<** affected him personal- i AiMrtjb. In bl Mn«r«ey. «■ , republic.,. In |M MXt rantrr-u cellent care at home. .Ihb little girl O S. Faswtt has gone deer hunting! Sherman Thursday. Nov. 17. ten -cldtej" u mu pKUte p, wouU „ tov.. has almost recovered irna toon will be!in thc northern part of the alate. | Mr and Mrs Kenneth Norton -of. FlaiMr. and ■•N,„..cnA>pen. ntekt h, llme „ , „„.„lbrr front all effects, of tlie paralysis, j Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Fussell b very | Marshall were Sunday gucste of the’ ,clM and MdkMa. ... all .hwn , । „.u, free Central P. T. A. will participate in 1 much pleased over the tn w grandson latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent as they are today, a heterogeneous .* > , ’ ’ thc welfare drive which begap yester- ; born to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pas-sett. Nov. Norton. ; mass of mixed humanity all working . \ 1 Mrs. Alien *'*— -Sage ------------ --hospital ------- • of -----Ypsilanti out ,Mlr mundul drunks ...in.: Wc know .r rdpteem U» teUw day. Thc welfare drive, with a goal: 10 at Battle Creek w.^v, tte barkaround nr tte M« and IM- 9f >•» kn-ar m. orlrr or IM propl. ot of $3,000. b urgently needed for wel-I Thc Dorcas Society -......... .. . awalmlnc aouth. chough routmw ? Z5‘pr5“ nf hcart!; fare work hi this city. Tlie house-to- jafternoon meeting o( the home of Mrs. the children? house visits are m-eharge of tlie P T I — ' much ot tlie romantic sweetness of the,*00’1 KeUham and -best wishes for hb future. A. Tiu- Associations from tlx- first and ■“old" South. STATEMENT OF VOTES CAST FOR COUNTY OFFICERS AS DETERMINED seconds wards as well as the Central ■ BY BOARD OF COUNTY CANVASSERS It Is nut. however, a "problem" play.; organization, will participate. It b Vivid drama Jrtes with lighthearted planned to visit every home. It b‘ comedy, and Mark tragedy with the hoped that in every instance each i gaiety of thc colored, flows tliroughout home will pledge something toward I' Jthe-movie.' In it Is, the passion of the thia greatly needed work in Hastings I' ; hot-headed planters, the "aristocrats" Whatever the amount—and no 6ne' L i of tiie south: thc deep suffering of the MOST ASTOUNDING PICTURE OF THE AGe/ will be urged to contribute more than । '| "poor whites." the happiness and revel­ they feel they ought to pay—can be' :; ty of the negro, are so eipcrtly blended (Continued from page one) jiald in installments if desired. If i ' that the . story is told without the ! slightest preachment. the ability to make decisions for him­ paid in that manner, payments will be I J The story is by Harry Harrison Kroll. self and to strive to Inculcate in htm thade to the Hastings Credit Exchange : X the screen adaptation by Paul Green. a spirit of self-confidence and self­ In the Stebbins block. Tlwir offices arc? X Pulitzer prizewinning playwright. reliance Tlie attempt to bri-ak a open every djy dprlng the ‘year and Dorothy Jordan. Bette Davis. Henry B. child's will by force or by creating fear; also on Wednesday and Saturday eve­ Walthall and others support Mr. Bar­ in Ids mind ia most harmful to the, nlngs. There are pliiccs on the pledge card where people Who have clothes : thelmcss. Michael Curtiz directed. child. UKUK AHI 1-sa uEvuiac. I UP°” hL' own extensive ex- of any description to contribute can ofeoRGE ARLISS DEVOTEE mark down what they can give and the OF COSOTACT AND WALK1NO “J?.'"*1. disposition of' this clothing will be teresting examples which illustrated r The evenings al home for which aptly thc problem ot Parent-Teacher made later. yill' At thc meeting ot ,the Central P. T George Arlbs makes such a valiant fears. A. Thursday night! those in charge of \jfltKlt COOPERj fight in his latest picture. "A Suc­ He told of one boy who came from a ttlie. welfare movement explained that cessful Calamity." are as highly valued ; had been divided into sections by thc actor in real life as they are by good home In Uiat home tlie father the'city , a definite committee for each thc character ho plays in the picture. misunderstood ids small son and with s which will comprise only a few In spite of a lifetime of training for thought the child was rebellious when section, t Each committee 1g invited to X stage work with Its Inevitable late. he never meant to be. So the father's blocks. i every honfe and to Ret a pledge X hours and topsy-turvey schedules, the mind was filled with fear that the visit g Arllsr> household in Hollywood runs on child would grow up to become a bad ,where possible. It Is hoped that SI500 boy. There were frequent niisunder■ may be raised from the 1.500 homes of X an ordinary daylight schedule and tlie | ‘The teachers will raise a .£ Arliss evenings—most moat of them—arc standings between father and son; Hastings. which sometimes grew Into explosive fund i among their own organization STARTS AT 3 P. M. NO ADVANCE IN PRICES X spent at home. ; A committee selected for X Mr. Arliss likes to play contract outbreaks on the part of thc boy. The members. j purpose will canvass the busi­ X bridge und frequently has in a four- mother was disposed to take the child's (flat 8 some of men or two or more tobies ot part and to interfere at the wrong ।ness district. It is hoped that this . may be- completed this week v' coupler. Wille thc exact system he time. The result was that when the soliciting , Uiat the entire quota qf $3,000 R uses in bidding and hl? general pro- child entered school be became “a and । /be raised Xflclency nt the game is kept as a state problem.” Later the boy was turned may It is the alm of thc welfare associa­ X secret both by thc actor and his over to Dr. Street who set out to know । to sjieclaltae in relief worl^ for X friends..It is known that he plays a the psychology of the boy—to learn tion , They hope to have the that physics was a *' daring game for moderate stokes and why he acted as he did. Gradually he children , funds that will enable them to X that he Is no mean adversary for ex- secured the confidence of the lad. who needed science . . . that a quarter­ told film the reason for his conduct ,give hot dinners each school day to v cellent players. ■ 200 children for whom this will Ji Bridge b the actor's favorite indoor and that it grew out largely from his about back wasn’t a cash discount ; a nourishing meal, will help them g pastime and cross-country walking is misunderstanding of his father and be . ..that'the Yale'Bowl UcDMsbl rr< R his, most common form of outdoor ex- thc father's misunderstanding of the ;m their school work and to keep boy. Dr. Street cultivated the good :physically fit. § crcbe. wasn’t used for soup. will of that boy and succeeded. This led to meetings with the boy's father. SHULTZ. Mr. and Mrs. Tade Robinson and > Tlie picture goes merrily On its way Dr. Street revealing what he had t to proriding some of the "best screen learned from the boy and what he daughter, Dorothy, of near Freeport . Wednesday at Vert Robinson's. i humor nnd entertainment seen in wotlld advise. As a result of these In- spent [ many a day. Most hilarious epic. terviews the fallver began to see his Mr. and Mr#. Ed. Bobcock and ! Tracy's performance in 'Blessed own mistakes and made efforts to daughter Ruth of Dowling spent Sun­ Ei-ent,' which is Uttiy short of bril­ underatond his son. The boy became 1day at Kenneth ay ai nenneu* Babcock's. uowwss. Mewwl 1 -M.lil rr liant. shouldn't be missed. Packs a equally desirous of knowing his father, 1 Mr, and Mrs. George Thompson. Mr. nr / s Me|„ljr, punch in every scene and the ending and why he hud insisted upon certain and .Mrs. Gordon Thompson and Mrs. 'js exciting. Tracy gains admirable conduct. At thc present time the 1Leo Hendershott attended the funeral and his fatiier are getting along support from Ruth Donnelly and from boy of tlie former's brother-in-law. Fred I The big football bellylaugh Ned Sparks. Sparks' dry wit Ls par­ nicely. Another case\was that of a boy who Rupert, at Schoolcraft Saturday. Mrs ticularly effective. Allen Jenkins gives Thompson remained for a few1 ordinarily was obedient at home and George 1 VICTOR color. Roy Del Ruth, the director, de­ days' visit. school. Not long ago his father went 1 serves praise for retaining a rapid Mr. and Mrs. Vert Robinson enter-I tempo and the screen play by Howard downtown with him to buy a pair of tained Mr. nnd Mrs. James McLean of. panto-for his son. When they arrived ' Greta Ni**en Green b excellent. at the store, there was a violent dif­ near Mancelona from Thursday until|, Nell O'Day Friday. Mr. and Mrs Harlan Scobey । WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND. ference of opinion as to what kind of of Milo called there Saturday evening. | Arthur Pierson Washingtonians and visitors to the pants should be selected. The boy Wm. Chamberlain in company with; Allan Dinchart national capital viewing Columbia's insisted on long pants; the father was Hubert Pettengiil of Cressey left Fri­ FOX PICWRC epic film. “Washington Merry-Go- equally insistent upon short pants, day night for a northern deer hunting: Round." will be startled at the reality and of course tlie father bought the trip. of numerous scenes allowing the fam­ latter. When he took them home.the Mrs. Cassie Hart pf Freeport visited I ous buildings of the Capitol andvthe boy refused to wear them and refused at Maybelle Hart's Tuesday. COR. STATE and JEFFERSON HASTINGS, MICH. true atmospheric flavor of the story' by to go to school; but his father insisted The Misses Maybelle and Grace Hart ■ Maxwell Anderson. But chances are on it. The case camo to Dr. Street. and Barbara Chamberlain were Kala-1 BERNARD R. REED. Prop. they will be even more amazed when He talked frankly with the boy and mazoj shoppers Saturday. they recognize, or think they recognize learned what the trouble was. It Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vert; ' figures of national political prominence seemed that not long before some rela­ Robinson wyre the latter's brother and । [For U*to nee, there is Jim Duffy, who tive hod made him-a present of some wife. Mr. and Mrs. Austin Ferris, of' [Is a mirrored reflection of Senator nice long stockings. Tlie boy had Bristol district. Borah If there ever was one. And so learned that suph long stockings were Mr. and -Mrs. Fred DeJongh and I meant for girls; » lie didn't propose baby of Burni|» spent Sunday at ■ Ion through the picture. Lee Tracy and Constance Cummings to wear short pants and have the George Clouse's. are featured in the principal roles in other kids see him wearing girls' The Shultz p. T A. will be held al‘ the production, directed by James stockings. He wanted long pants to the schoolhouse Friday evening Nov. ! Cruze. Alan , Dlnehart. Walter Con­ conceal the stockings. Anyone will ad­ 18 A good program b being prepared 1 nolly and Arthur Hoyt head the strong mit this Is a perfectly natural feeling and a gorxl crowd Ls desired. Everyone; for a boy. When the father learned supporting cast. from Dr. Street thc cause of the welcome. PROGRAM FOR THE BAL­ trouble, he was quite willing to get the Part of dur new atodc . BRANCH DISTRICT. [ 35c Can Utilac . ANCE OF THE WEEK. tong pants for his son. The boy na­• Catherine Maurer, 85. died at her) Wednesday-Thursday — "Blessed turally wouldn't tell his father the rea­. 25c Paint Brush home here Saturday morning. Funeral I Event.” sons for hta preference. Friday-Saturday—"A Man's Land,” Parents and teachers enjoyed Dr services were 1u-ld Tuesday at St. Rose with Hoot Gibson. Streets address and will undoubtedly; Catholic church at Hastings at 101 o'clock. Interment In the Catholic profit from It Before the speaker began his talk.. cemetery. Miss Mpurer was bom in DOUBLE ROLL Norene Birdsell was presented to the: Germany March ifl. 1838 and came to । COMING ATTRACTIONS Central P. T. A. Tills little child, three• America In' >857 and settled on the! died, in 1858; Nov. 20-21—"The Cabin in the Cot­ years old. was a victim bf Infantile• farm, where she paralysis nearly three years ago. Her■ making seventy-four years a resident; ton." featuring Richard Barthelmess. Nov. 20—"Lady and Gent," with case, a very serious one. was diagnosedI of Maple Grove and the same farmi SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR SPECIALS ON by a local physician and was then tok,-. where the family located. She kept George Bancroft THIS WEEK END. Nov. 30-Dec. 1—-Hat Check Girl.’ en over by the W. K. Kellogg Founda­. house for years foe her brothers and tion. without hospitalization Due toi sUters and is the last ot her family. with Sally Eaters and Ben Lyon. t She was known as Aunt Kate or .Coi ­ Dec. 5—"Forgotten Commandments,- the splendid work ot thc Foundation medical staff, supplemented by <x-| tal! to her many retailveg and friends. with aXl-star cut. * At the Theatre CTRAND THEATDF ! PENNE Nov. 10 •« c o . Let's Get Acquainted See Our Cold Weather Needs HE DARED TO TELL THE TRUTH! Wool Mix Palamas SOX and Night 2 Pair 25c Shirts MOLESKIN PANTS $1.35 98c OUTING FLANNEL 12!41C FLANNEL Felt Hats SHIRTS 98c 49C Blankets 98C ; HOSE 49C PARENT-TEACHER FEARS" WHS TOPIC COUPON —TUESDAY —NIGHT •IVORCEm WFAMILY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY SPECIAL MATINEE THANKSGIVING HOW WAS THIS MUGS TO KNOW ^MClKOr mu 8 McLAGLEN Reed’s Drug Store Specials for November 15th to 36th FRIDAY V SATURDAY Moore’s UTILAC Enamel SIX HOURS TO LIVE Warner Baxter rittls Coming Attractions BOTH FOR- New 1933 Patterns On Wall Paper! 15c-25c �FAOR FOUR THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, ISM _______________________________________________________ J°hn The Hastings Bannerl00”™" the Hastings Banner ,, y.^ opinions; This and That Backward Glances; WflUt L/llieTS Bits of Yesterday The Election. Congratulation to Roosevelt. Party System Necessary. .Hope for Success. .j H**-.ie<«, Michigan, suchapostas secretary of commerce ouy ------------- There are only a few of „p. the n ' _____________ f_________ _ .. -hV BANK BANDITS. BKVKXTT seventh be -counted on -to serve the ------------ year ------ . -could -- coanjjUe ant) about bank ban­ ———— trr talhtat u» much rrs.r.l lor par. b ,1[h tatar ' U“n « Rte~r.lt rontUte. hr. w„ t.„ or rhita >r.r> M.rl.u.o ta, choice to men of thl* caliber, ha will Ixw; comparatively free from bank have lhe confidence, momentarily at imtdujH. Vigilante associations hur.12 00 o, ,M „,u, h«.t. H mr.. rrprnrr.t.a by tte Htant-Me- „„„ „ul p,,,. 'a‘", Adoo-Hury Long factions of Uie Demo- ditry. They did not deny it. for some --------------reason or other cratic party, or the NorrU-LaFoUette But '* — •'— perhaps -----IN BARK)' Cot’jhT, THREE MONTHS because thc air Is Nied with fxilltlod Independent Republicans' are selected —t—• —• —■ — —.- of (he 3tBte ' ta Urttl n»mh m Ik USCgf TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. ; Harrison and Marjory Woodburne It would be Idle for the Banner to I,'entertained twenty-four of their say that'jre-are that-xw^are pleased nleased with lhe the re-ii re-ifrtenda >l dlnner on Friday evening. J say suit* Of ST national' an with dstald elecT,lc ,*vors e ckver suits of liit national ’an would dxtald 'know elec-:.unU,ue- th0“ for thc tlon. became "everyone bv,n® Uny iff. ! that couldn't be true, for n would not I “J®11 n,ade of rru,.l.an‘1 1 te te«uUtenl 10“i ; MUM with -llh what .tat w, ... advoc.ltei Mtneatai Howeiar. the lhe Banner low he. no rom- Ij?** UL“ Marsuertte M-rtuertte Hah Hall taiorvd Urored However, pl.lruu Meir. da what *,U1 • detahllul plaint, to make The votera dm .»“>"• pleased them, and there were prevail-; ret7„ “n... ■ Dash- C\ Crue ^and Mrs.- Mabt Mabell ing economic condition* which teemed • Mrs. I)asJr ur and Mre to’Justify, to their minds, what they rron’£ln‘' did. coin. Nebraska, where they took .1 to lose a considerable part of the pub- 5t0.>pin« the jobbing of banks. In thc J— . .a. « special course in muslq Mrs Crue FOREIGN SVBMUn,Tl«»N. ONE ,, lie good will represented by thc landInstance it — would-------atm--that the ------------ Monroe ---------------------Now that it u over the Banner aliO vlsU(!d relatives in Oakland N« »•>-.«- tv . t.Vlt/'t' The Banner ” Monroe at 'fault tn not wUhes to aay that wg will regard Oakland. Nc , .. slide vote in hi* favor. T ' police were -* „ the 1. Hod the dejFranklin RooseveltD.osRoosevelt our President, Mr.' CMChi«W bandits. Had the de-D.Franklin as our President. Mr and M„ Hubbald daughter! cannot believe, however. that __ trettve who -----------rushed to- the of n« n°t > partuan Pre*ident. ,Illharfld spent - entrance ------ ----------Prewdent Ttiere can ilun Hub>... Uui ,, M. „ £ H Hubbar Roosevelt will be guilty of such un­ the bank when(Uie alarm was sounded •* no doubt has assumed-great LfiUnday with Mrs An­ .mu.'.;that ’’—he -------------unietrgreatr^Sujjday with Mr' Mr. and and Mra Bert Bert fortunate selections ---- ... VVc do .not be- u^ed discretion instead of valor he responsibilities, .... .. An. .r. , reaponaltehuea. nor nor can can anstsne aruww huesho... a!__zr _.. „.ja Mr _’„j u „ lk„ HqwU IleVe Hurt cither Al Smith nr McAdoo might have hidden nefawi the street tlon. who heard him over the radio. o( crcCk will be in the cabinet, although it and picked off the bandits when they that he has- promised relief, which » Mr unrt’ *--..<1 p-,idi» of Ver­ will be very .difficult for him to deliver in ^n vU “ " JTd Mr .nd Mr* R F JV । Wouldn't surprise us to see Smith as­ left the.hank. ----------------Bank banditry -cun be stopped tn H« MU trndoutehUta. data, under to U ta!2« aJSi uj wrtt^d sist Uie new president in reorganizing otyy ’on^wwyf unly one way. That one and onlyi'***^ •••»•* «i»»v«»uie pumhuiv iuhhuuil,. the government. • !i...' ‘" ' lIs. to ihave . —better organization I He will be backed by a house of repre-1 "’m’- and method _ -- than exists among . .^.ntatjVca and senate overwhelmingly There are plenty of capable men among law-------officers available to assist Mr Roo.*cvelt in rebber bands When bank officials and •« hte uiamublr U.k ol -nd .nd ,uu P..IW, veil nor his party can sidestep respon, ... forces get together and really organise , Mr and Mrs J T- Uimbard went to; te.lw lhe otpnnun 1, remun. ,or p,ul, lh,„ Tliere should be no fault-finding; Racine. Wisconsin today to visit rela. to be seen what selections lie will •brry will — •be made — more difficult. ---------with President Roosevelt after be a*-, uves the balance of the week, make. When bank robbers meet a hail of sumes Uie presidency. It is easy to I lead, bank robbery wftl cense to be find fault; it is not cosy to do coh- i TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. classed as un occuimtlon of slight haz­ slnictlve things He should have the I ard When policemen are trained to “ •?'_________________________ ^taSr"iT'k.T 1 —..................... — Those who voted for Piiuldenl Hou- Aii^aik — hunt ubandits as dangcroiu game, then 5”!!1«.ltateS'mry*S‘.r'."' «£' {"X"' OCR BKIS1DEST “e* ,lwt »•»*«- ----- be ----------banditry-will lessened. , choice. In our opinion history wUl ' I. L— rndre than u radio network the > It takes . Franklin Ro-kwU should not > re- deal kIr>dl>. „th hlm and u u.n lake to catch —*- -bandits. -------- ------------------tcli •bank Tlie catching talite. •»( ol .te teteou, «onteoic!'*“'’w£;a^“;»”; u d; ct band'-. bandits ...is----------------best accomplished garded merely as the president-elect :a b. , oJ . V1 . c! ------------by - close co-i>|>erati'on .>■ . D.-moc-. nartv but as nresi. fWal ■ cwutrucUve ' in d Of -it’.-eA^Sarf Ho work “••• co-operation whfch Jealousybetween and hopeall for forces individual expressed himself -ax' * dent-clecl of ,!u American people. Hi.- has on. No president of the Credit Is sacrificed to efficiency.—Vcrn Presldcnt-Elecf .wMoivte he (.« can teten do ,i„ thc 1,0. if tic shall .te-o.1ww.<p, A rep.irt on lhe.r,state u.>- • positive Job. If <1-1-,.teachers r . victory w-a-5 mn-pertisan since a strict Utyied* States since Lincoln has stuck • Br°wn in the Inghiup Co. News. do *0. he will deserve <0 be clashed as . of .omtea, an.l u*Ol tea .. i Ml—S ItUlll WCtSSCrt Will All,VC ill’ll., i there's a Reason for Everything. ♦ Almost anv man or boy will t,ell you that MUNSINGWEAR is great un­ derwear. There are three reasons ■ Style, Comfort, Long-Wearability. Yob will find them in every Mun­ singwear garment, whether you se­ lect cotton, wool or rayon in knit suits, woven suits or shirts and shorts, there is real skill, real care, in the way Munsingwear is cut and tailored. Consequently it fits per-, fectly and. the fit doesn't wash out. And best ol all it costs no more than ordinary underwear . . . Come and look. .r-fAtaB Iter W«fc»U ta Ita ktalte Wh,, our y^,., him in.o office. . . . , . history of the United Slates have been built in tlw Inst few.years be like ten Should the President find that he |J parti; as 5 pro.e.-t against existing subjected to grnaU-r abusy. years from now? a few months ago ha* promired what Is unposrtbh-to deJ™?b{f« "«J , .......... . ............ "f piVIIHWU III UlllXnaiUlC IU U«.— | economic.candit^tpi and .partly u-a; ’ -------------- ------ —• •*.—- -* ■ «?.*« Du”M- ° ">'• Mich Kan PubXc{ Uw.r. and should ahouW the Blcat democraUr >: .liver, great democratic ,O’ntU retunimg 1 It lilt!»•'. Commission, rtnttmsivtkm spoke KtvtVi, in St. tit ........ . . . . 1. ; Utilities CONGRATULATIONS. pretext against ‘-.lie present prolnbi-, , Joints. He said that of about one httnC""" Mtao*'"" Wteloteta. tlon laws. Artic-ncahs cast aside narty Congratulations are In prder taS' temTA 2 J™ tated !!" • .: area deed oils bus ana and trucK truck companies in In uus this < . , • ' 1HWA to i.gwer ar. overwhcmuita .-in- week fufc the Haxtmgs High rohpoi > state, only three hud shown a profit. fecUhal the democrat* did not deserve f»P<cU tojjma.n here fir the wln-i • rz,.- a MVunm President Hoo- football team and it* coaches who hat Tlie manager of one of thc large truck- tiu? vote pt confidence giv'en them <>n{ ; Mrs. W. A. Matlw-jiy of Athens. Ohl-as -cur choice. fn our opinion tone t.uvupu through i,.tthe reason witli ouiy only oi.t; m-.- “ - ,companies recently a Fowler ... -.w, w. .................... -Bwii wtu; ----- '----------------- - told ...... — — November 8. the guest of iwr aunt, Mrs. W. A he is one of the m »‘. capable n-.'-ji who defeat. The this year that the only way his tataMAta^yta-MM. Th, team Mm \l.u r™ was fiut ;*>!l4,ne>s man ---------“■ Our system of government could notIls , .... 1 •> „•> L.. company could make n profit was to be succraafal without two major par- | Ktwr ccupivd the WhHe x-e- and iiggrevive and not easily <.,. rxcjpivd White IL Hvum an.l xlert. alert, afegrcaiwe cully do <U-• overlo/d overtoid the trucks-to put on nri 11ties, contending for the government on I, Mix* ffcite AIWo has gone to Niles' <1- tx t'- r. able to guide this count->’•. outraged. In-ability to tackle hard legal load It Is the.se illegal loads that platforms which declare tlie principle; I। to consult witli Dr. Jiomne about hre' through the preMnt economic disorder a»d clean .the Jc.im was above th - rapidly smash the concrete which tax- which each believe* should be applied'I eyes. She will sixmd I he winter heie • • with Airs Konkle. . to Unit government. • In no other way! j?:“V'',r,•’T!" 'T*c!*““ Mr and Mrs. Herman .Front enter - | can repierentativi' government be bta-ey, Our opinion in ttys tisTK-ct ln.s,-rhdo! coivtsu It put up a clean. road.; u-e suffering loss of buslneu betamed Mr. und Mr- F Roraberk of1 nci been altered in tbe-rlighu-st degree brand of game that liver; up to tiw lx-! enure of thc( rates and convenience of maintained than by the two party sys­ Hickory Comers niid Mrs. Wm. Front tem. Tin* implie* that the parties, ns *by — the.result --------of tlie election. I-.- However, Ii tradition* - • of high school ; truck athletics. service. Truck service may seem and ron Walter Sunday in h mor ot j I cheap but when the cost of that serv- •well xt their candidates for cxcftaivu Mr. Rorabeck' and Master Howard; since Mr. Hsoyer «a* Canned to-lose. ice come* back taxes the Trust's birthday;;, both occurnpg the« me IM itat Rtaklm ttaumlt. THE WELFARE DRIVE. ■ !Ihm win bi on in .toIncreased iiS ’ I shoe will be on thc other foot. Then. same.day. ... | anti hi* followers, were swept info! A welfare drive for relief work In; instead of thc real culprits being . ----------to keep him from power by thc greatest electoral vote in, the community fs> now underway and {blamed, likely some state adminlstrnTHIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. •>'' "I ’-h'1 election American history. Tilt . task of thc judging from ftast experience the peo- I:lon: cr ,he highway department.will be A natty comi>asc<l of I like Water* a,ld so elated over IW. H siebblmT K Grant W H « a!lrt president and congre^ during the nex» pie of Hartings ran be counted on to d’ johiu^piibHra^News Marsha“' 3t' Merrick John P.i-.ne <• H n.h in, ' Co,ne tll,p.four years will be tremendous. CIomijttyiir part. Eycri- person in lhe Wt','1 '' ■ ’• ■itiI:i Lambie & Doyle "The Store for Dad and Lad" A Quotation . co-osxT.it Ion between the chief exvcu-.will be asked to Contribute according' five anil Lgoiaxora will be cs*eritial 'to ability to give, even though the do-! .Th, Am...- « telly .... >tan T>u. / DEFENDS PRIMARY ELECTION. One of Michigan's strong boosters .for on“'JSl lltt-' EVERY MAN is uxyrlh as much as t h e thing s are worth about which he busies himself.— Marcus AureL' ius. . . crowityr. m> sun- is Father and Bon Banquet on the'21st. of Governor Haye*. Men wishing to take some boy. are thc vtttof? in Barry urged to :ra- tint boys not olhrrwbc Mhlifgan Ukeh n. uttend be given a hearty in­ “u. » «*»m Union fine program ot . fun und ,•»? hall ■ vitutlon. >“a>'•» 'for a twenty days' hunting expedition 1 ?.”^n°i n .i"‘r 1wlu’h:Ii , in tlw> uiqxir pcniriMila. • ‘ jjl" 4!.; J*. tn' " *" f"M *««••• Thomas Hbverftcld of Columbus, ,Y1(^ 1,’r‘"K n ico*that Jumps mi high, will also lu,ve taw Ohio who K a little nriilim lari tlv. coa U,ttt Nl h,«,‘- wl " a,il0 “ Friday evening. November 18th. Mr? SJlWfer Will iippcnr at the Parent D idw-r orgnuiimUon of the Qtiaiitrup “' Grove ------- -----------school *”in ”Maple township Mr. Rouxtelt, a splendid popular vote ;it should be for welfare work ftie. editor ot The Charlotte Rcpubli-i 'Him k1i«v evening. November 17, the but o1m> gavy hl* party a clear working .'should be a community project In ; can-Tribtmc. His most potent argiifit .4 annual meeting <>[ tlie Allemui ,majority m bath House and Senut*' which every eilUMi plats a :>art. .ft 8'*s roincthUig like this: "Un-1 Ed. Watt. Grace Pryor. Nora Coop-1 w . , ,, county district of the Hattie Creek taiHw.tejhmeam.taUAmteMiukter i>« >;» «uw XJS Art a Council, will be held. Al that to Grand Rapufs tn attend the dis- GOV.-ELECT COMSTOCK ' tm-.e county oruaniwiilon patterned Is HOW Clearly thc hands of Mr have to meet, heavier demands thisjOf the state'and the nation. To gn' alter the Burry county plan will be • Roosevelt and hl* party. There will-year than ever before so that gc:icrou*i back to tlie old caucus nomination! TO FREE PRISONERS ellected ' T. Ben Johnston. Area Ex­ be no rtfong minority group lioldiug a I aailstance. will be needed. {plan would mean to turn our election Suginaw returned home Monday after AR_rfrt H Wi]1 Bf,i„M'An it utivr. will .speak. also Dr. Darling, balance 0! power to hamper him qs the I r .-. ------ -- • machinery over to the Legion'* organa short stay v-.th the latter* parent; ■SSCrlS Hc WlU Ko>eaSC AU Fi.tmdnUun. Some <>i the Harry county '. TAXES DOWN. Mr. and Mrs. ^Traverse Phillips Convicted Of Dry Law Vio­ taxes COMING com.™ . down iramais ana convention, rney would oflicti.. will be. in attendance. Mr* H. E. Clarke of IN-trpit wa • I ..u dos a. >« a compilation avuaa lltl „|mar „„r ,he n „,lns I1U of 0|; (roVemNon. • Brookhart. Jettison, and LaWe have en our .ral|V tukl> ovcr lations In State called here lust Friday by the reriousl Fid’u tt-liimivad Mr..Hoover. The sue- !<tf figures showing tin- rwlm ilons m|ment for many years to come. TheireThe nftermutli of Tuowlny's electlt>n ■.Illness of her' piotlier. Mrs. P. T McIbc-gin. to shiw up. (kivtntor-elect in fl:1 no ntj turn! room Every Scout cu.s or failure of the Roosevelt poll-vexpetidltures made by 35 but of the with all its faults, I favor the .and legislative offices, must be held to Laughlin .who la still very ‘ill’.. continuation the elec­ 11 strict accountability! Preslderit-Elec^i“bn‘“u‘’rt of ,h ” direct jirlmury •'«Mary French of Sailn.i. Iowa. 1 Com*tixk dictates that tan- of his find mid 1‘ iuier of the county is urged to .■t u mat r of Demo- •counties in Michigan for. 193.’ as com- « tion system. I say this not to reflect Examinations . will begin cratic rc*|»on*ibiiity alpiic. We are, j.an-d with 1931. • Tin- average tt>r a!’ ttlMit the*Legion; they are only human RoorevcR und the overwhelmingly ' returned Dome Monday after a lch | uets will !»■ (o r< h-u'c from pii rm nil ntleiid ............. , —----------- democratic congress and senate, ns weft t|,,yS- Vl‘it with her cousin. Mr.* curd !U,r rum n|mu-u lx«itlr-.-M n:._ etc . w|io promptly ut 7:15. glad this is »u. (Even, though wl- Is 2£LlB per cent while the average for ixim.-w and re-act as such. Other groups, as democratic parly, could not if chlde*t<-r ' ■ .*,B'P been convicted and .-entet-.t-ed to u<irkcd fur tlie defeat \.l Mr. Roosevelt Barry county 1* 22.06 per cent Mont- u\u'.d prob-ibly act the same. Tlie di- they wished escape that retpohslbiUty , ' M- Ma. Frb anil iunulv Martcd i'aU" Pris,,n‘ Another annnnfircmcnt’ Saturday. November 13. about fin Scouts mid 1'udrrs of Barry county, w» nw consider him our president and . motrncy county leads the entire field tai' M"*1' **" Tuita- lm Llitull Mtmuitu. rtlrr "I,!t .it a preda.on electorate. —George prw.j<j<.nts purposes will be the relet* !thw will make their future home ! dcnUelect. that an eflort will be made bravid lhe wintry winds to attend the will do our best to'give him the con- with tax reductions of 38 67 per cent tAverill. Birmingham Eccentric. tlon of his cabinet- It he can gather ; ' «» repeal tlie Volstead Art at the com- Annual Boy Scout Day game at Ann sideratton that ty* high offiredi-sencs i while Emmet CiXinty was low with Arbor. 'Troops maklrtg the effort Io Surrmi? rnuMBTra about him men like Owen D Young I FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY , ">K December res-inn of congn-ss r condition exists a-.,M3 per cent * Cass county, a member An emers ' * ’ ’ ’ ‘ ’ and Newton Baker for responsible ti,,. c 1. s C will meet with Mrs tlnLt **cr cun b-lawfully mnntifn. tund No one need be asiiamed for having1 p]aC4.s Jn b|S cabinet the people will w Hicks 'Saturday evening withi^’"1 under/the Eighteenth chid executive of the of the fourth congrcKdenal, district prerefit mid ii.w . hicks neJramr Htituraay ‘HHX't-'d President Hoover History j understand that he is determined to-th* Ultowi™ • ! Amendment. w Jom repeal will natural, All Barry County Scout Tnxqis are {Amendment. whuM* natural­ J"?'°2 ' understand that he is determined to tfoltownm program: ' State: riervys tlie qhtne non- and a county, comparable, to Burry, will- lake uiHxi care of the. president . ir ked 16 make atrittyfcme'nls now to Scelt ,Jbt out „e nj oy,. economic . qim>uuumu,' from \vhlllicr ly, require some time. rewaei.i,। .^.1, k_. bfSt way «.» ! partivan utipixirt and co-<>perathm Hi*! ;miidc reduct tons qf 25.95 per cent ami and hix admUlstraUop. The country-{au., that he t« gathering 'distribute Christmas haskela und cloth; When the- Eighteenth Amendment in;t to needy families, also (■> «>ll«<t Grecian History—Mrs. Striker , would b<‘ given during time, of war? GratJut comity, another agricultural wide land-slide merely confirms what, about jmn the best available talent to! U. S. and Foreign Powers—W. and UN-tawny toys to be r<-• us secretly feared—vix. that । ,1!fl hlm ln tbnl work n when he sub- cook •' 'county sunilar to Barry, uiqdc* reduc­ tim. -. — It will u-quire a two-thirds vole in thc broken paired and distributed to deserving tO t‘“‘ bodj Kssav. ^utHer-Mrs. Whittier—Mr*. Greer Greer . United States .m-iuBc. the -amr vote in' children on Dhristmax e-,i-.. Anyone JEW RESPONSIBILITY tion.; d! 21.56 per cepi. -The report £ UUle t^^n nubhe "nunkma ' ",1U “U Im* lltt e plact In public thinking..AhaH mdiCAte lbs purpose to give his jr„ n; Half of Q u,-auu,» Asked in ............. . -• -------First Questions I’0** vf representative:;. Thwi 1' ; having toys tn be cnUecicd please call* show* that while Barry county ts n.r.• lAlirn the president said ... in .«• his De* Jh)ilc!eA n fair trial, and not set -.Hit October answered on page* 235 and j tnus? co to the statra. - • • —* । [must co to the slates. Tlie plan is to; Scout lwa<Jquurtc/« in tiu- Barry n>unJexUng m the matter of economy, it 1 । Moine* speech/hat ten million men,' antagonising him, then thc people will 236. /tall Kpeclnl conventions; elected by th* iy Health Um|, or contact any Scnutrtjeart a l.ttle Jwad of the average 01,1 nl ® X* hp ««M h*'p addpd1 feel that the democratic party and Its ----Critic. Mrs. Hick*. -people or ch<c.«n in romc lawful man* master. ■ . . *» a plain statement ot fact that cold .leadership arc striving in good faith, td Tlie , <R7 society connected with the Em----- who will ------------decide-— wheUicr •— —Uie --------stateth. I logic 1* hard to get over to a man out I put the country again on the high road manuel rhtnch will lx- entertained ;"rr. Wednesday evening. November 9, 25 ‘ represented in such convention shall \ r6r ,Ji to - .prosperity. — ............... -.................................... ...... .................................... ..... ........................ ... - jlte repeal parents, members of the p,u-k CommitWe certainly wish the Thursday afternoon. November 17. m upprove or disapprove of S..: -m at Itarnard • t| tf-tn branches of the fT<>Klent\ct.;:KreM and the d-nmcratit the wcial rooms by Mesda'mra Me- When Uie cmuUlutwnal eunveiinmirBr , ’ v • • J ett J. It 1’7 >’*“> h* uc 411 b,h,nt Naughton. Van Arman. Mudge. Heath »‘«tr- shall approve then the playtoom of the Central Jr. High < -I,. New iork. vote ynanimmuly « ita tqmlS Uu- 5it«I *’ '>'■ *ha11 'u'<'ppd’ •nd *'p rtu“» «» Upjohn and Bowen and M-.ves Gertte|L’-uhtrenlh Amendment will be re- Bdhool j, ck . Bide ; Plans were made for the tin? mm they marry must itavi U> PI uv ot humor.—Detroit News. ‘rtM^re nKXu‘’...I - ^“SJ’taS?..S%K‘3S Uta M- te » ^122; ’* ““ Paragraphs ! ind t. ur wm. l.erwe the dcmwrS'den?-Elect that our tariff L> largely reFrank E. Roberts returned to hb “creJd the national govern- c«2"^pr. mtr of our foreign investments ma; uS b.- rurirX !>n their own r^d »P«^btefor our f rouble, but if be home in Irving Thursday last, after ™n' 1» the nature ofthingsitwdl ‘ n r7 "el^timi be entirely sound, bur they never- nottiu- repubhea w then ro. every fha11 ‘,!,t c"'‘n‘T on a low tirllf spending about four wtekA with friends u‘M1?”S“nlc bcforerv,"i'1 can*» f«Uhi W-rk U i^ible ro that tlJnJ American *wT.I w.rti Governor -nd we rtuU find that we p,..per .,n Neu York. rompluhed. r» have the appearance of perhindquarters nmy complete the necr.%•ency.—Florence iAIo.i Herald Rix - velt und his party well No In- under it. wo will all gladly admit that Hal MoMurr of Cloverdale was in the1, bary bookwork and .Vtsl the reg intra-. mg person ever fared a more crucial .he 15 K 0,1 ,hp ««her hand city'Monday on his way to the north Hon on to mtttonal headquarters be­ Ti;c “breaks" are more impor- •pwnU 5haU Provc that *1,p C’UM' of *«*>ds on a hunting trip. Housekeepers say that U* you want uv. fore the .10th. which is the date tlie , um in big jxrlitics than great Issues.dcpre~uon is not the tariff, that it ‘ Rev A A. Knappen and wife of Al-1 a thing well-done, just tyre a Japanese 4’1H President Hoover lias gone for months dld ”<* originate in'America, but was ’bion spent Sunday with friends in this | Trocij •.i beat your Chinese rugs'—Judge. without a sign Uf a "break." tar""'.' We caritidw to world condition*, especially to city. Mr. Ftatew. Bo.™ .„4 tourtter' Tuterbr mmn,. Ho>™te. u. Jurt mir c.>.iqv.e.i>r after another c.t<l j.*..,!-..,1;y Governor Rocacvelt President-Elect 1* <>n Uie wroiu road in are'vUIUng friends in Allegan. | A«eh»e McDonald attorney. Will ac-< applications may J-'readv^in D<.U Vet China, doing business before the a . ljV !in(1 wnwlf being hehied by e ir -rekirtg lhe remedy by lowering the ----------company Lyman. Chumberlain. demitv applications may lx. ready in De­ THE NEW CABINET? ’,,. ..u.„L h»v.„,a X. -«v!t«rltf ’ !. FIFTY-FIVE Freeport to addrlss "mb . temfiiu«2gsr AtwluH« nrrv.nve YEARS nuns AGO ago TODAY tooav ;commMswner. .... ..... to. .. . .. time of f-TteAkte Caesar. in .Hit .‘till te..., busy at .lu. tlie .aaL-.,,. old rw tnnt election f- o'.tr, the next ......... rub wv sincerely hope for thc best No However, we Onjhe imciuiar calendar of uie the circuit circuit court edurt and friends »v shall ■**whut we shaft , P*f*nta ------ -------------------A of *J5r‘ul’ MARTIN CORNERS. poll’lcal evftht will' be the an- stand —Cleveland Plain Dealer. T'«b' 'te?“0 id'i'SSw onrsSSuta 4,“‘ ul“ e»« 1 • rs>n or parly should be entitled to •••'■’ *> wwui« w umaic «» i».«» juug- tor me novenwer term, incre nre rignt Garth Slocum and Mbs Eayadena ncemeut by Pie.-dUen!-Elect RoixscA ‘.urpon nearly 12 feet long l;a* wlujire rights on the depression.—. ment until we know what Mr. Roose-1 criminal causes, 25 issues of fact, four- ; summer erUvUlr. and nature trwrtea . —----- -------- - ’.nktd“r eve­ ui. the men hi has selected for Murl DeFix-. Charlotte Republican-; ve{t will undertake Thereafter it wilt' teen law-and imparlance causes and 31 of last week. Their many friends | Mning ■»««>« ...raed been caught oft California, Florida Neu a. cgbiiK-t positions -soon be discovered whether he U try- > chancery causes wish them a long happy and prwpcrTlie republican majority tn Michigan “Uend■ jjius life together. There are many capable men In the ftihrrmen are asking whj- It .wasn't -------------|ing the right remedy or has misjudged Tt_ . Jtut about 25,000 figures-beThe Annual Regional meeting for „ ueXL thrown buck back.—Life Life. ' '' ””---- * * ।the situation and made a bad matter is Just 25.000-our figures beDemocratic‘party from whom Mr. thrown Remember Sunday atuw school next Suni worse. f— the election were---------pore 23.000. ... We . havei i Seoul officials of Region 7. Michigan.;<!»• at 10 30. followed bv the preachRoosevelt could chnpsc an "official, European'savant carries the symbols >23 of tlie 33 state sennwrs and prob-/Indiana and Illinois, Is to be licld wt'ing service- You are cordially invited NEWS GLEANINGS. ( . family" that would command public ably 76 of tlie 100 members of the ; at Chicago. 1'uesdaj, November 29th. to attend. ' ot 24 scholastic and honorary degrees China is America's largest purchaser' respect und Inspire business confi­ •house Our estimate tielore thc elec- A group of men of the Battle creek Roland and MUo' Bdrry have cons on hl* cards and stationery. Here's an flour, taking 2.073397 barrels last' 'tton uas 24 senators and 71 members'Area Council are planning to attend! north on a. deer hunting trip dence- For secretary’ of state, for ex­ BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. initial for you!—Arkansas Odette. o! the ijouse. and plans are tinder way for the charMr. and Mrs. Frank CogsweU and ample. there is Newton D- Baker, him­ "For generations the Sunday school A part of the "devotional exercises' tering ot a bus to accommodate the 'family of Lakeview were Sunday eveself of presidential caliber; for were- ' There U a glimmer of hope in some* Kansas City. Mo., and Katisaa City, has been a corner-stone in the foundsfound in_______ hymn_and __ _ _prayerbook, __ ... ___ in; group — Men — of Burry _____ county « — and —___ Alle_ — mr.g ■ -callers at Mr. and Mrs. Orr tary ol the treasury, Owen D. Young quarters that the increase m postage' Kjn ■ «« bot1' 0,1 tlle south bank of tton of American character building a pew in one of our M'.pchurches, nf nur rburdl.w. , r>j>will , rmmtv aetnt hi* hnu in ICalo- ■ M readstganrw'.H. county iheec wilt thc fha bus Kala-{Fisher, There I* no substitute for it that I maxoo and go with •* the or Melvin A. Traylor are both out­ >.u. «lli tend u> dlKteH.se «odl.ul,hc ____ thus: "Look.-at that saccjuc trimmed! **"■■***" ’* Area deiega-' Some of Hie Marlin young peonl’at' can see "—Senator Arthur Capper. With beads in Hie fourth scat front." Uon from there. Any man wishing to tended the yomu people's baiwuct at standing buslneu leaders and both are out so many tylis.—Oido State Journal. Cream should not be whipped at a , The responsive "amen" which had been make the trip or to attend any of the lhe Good Will church Saturday etccapable of giving round, fhcal counsel, ------------ temperature over 45 degrees Faliren"He ,U a brave man who 1* so de-' omitted by Uie autlwr very naturally day s program, are urged to contact nlng and report a pleasant time to the largest corporation in Uie world, , A tourist U r man who will eat any ■ licit. lennlned to have faith in the things suggested Itself. Mr. Shafer at Uie Scout headquarters, Mr and Mrs. Clark OvenmHh* were u TT-----, lhe United Blalca government, for al-i'.kind of sandwich, but wants only1 lie believe* in that lie is not afraid of “““ 1 “ l,u “»ter<. M,, OtetaJl" We are MU) holdiug Uie thioat of >" U" . .... gasoline. ------- —Dallas News. ' i Alaska u an Indian word, uwaiung. appearing ludicrous."—John Langdon toriwy general there are such men as jt_ first-clou our rooster by our thiuub and fore­ tern... MUI IMta, ol Burry , ..M wr» u, M.Ple Onil, bond., j-—great country. Davies. finger. yet it is exceedingly difllouit are urged to remember Ute annual nlng. Boy Scout News Way of Our World ot Crumbs of Wisdom 1 �♦ SE Tut Hastings wtnsrsnir. novembpi i«, itu Meanwhile much jwogrem ha* been -not be teen through a‘microscope. made In the matter of dieting to kill a * For.* cold In lhe head lhe Doctor ninn amendment no 2 won coid It ha* been sitown. for example, recommends a spray URDU —ABOUT 30,000 MAJORITY; He believe.' that the lack of Vitamin A In the diet nothing Is better or cheaper Ulan wa­ h*a caused experimental animate to ter and common salt The prescription | C IMnPK Plxei Liml1 Of Taxation On develop symptom* similar to those of a usually used U one teaspoon of alka­ .U llUllli Property At One And Onecold From Hite the sclenlteta reason line solution to four parts of water. NOTED DOCTOR RECOM that thc feeding of f.xxte rich In Vita­ This can also be used-a* a gargle three Half Per Cent min A starve a cold. Vitamin A I* or four time* a day This spray may I COULD NOT TABULATE REMENDS FOODS THAT ARE found plentifully in certain foods. ; Figures given out from Detroit on be used on the throat, but never In thc I BULT8 UNJIL ALL RE­ • the Amendment to limit the tax on So there you are. says Dr Wells; and RICH IN VITAMIN A . real estate and cyhcr forms of propLire next time you have a cold—In your When a cold la lodged in one's chest, TURNS RECEIVED I erty to one and one-half per cent PROGRESS MADE IN . head, chest or throat—go on a diet rich where garglcr and sprays cannot reach, ! iJtow that it carried by a good ma­ In Vitxmln A and eat the cold out of to- ns-ommends breathing through u i Jonty. . MATTER OF DIETING existence. The foods hr recommended newspaper cone held gver a kettle of HOOVER AND BROOKER | are milk, orange juice, lemonade, steaming water; and mentlml can be SUCCESSFUL IN COUNTY.,.lli™o.oSl’p't?hrn“u,™*K>uJltd Best Prescription For Common' 'grapefruit, elder, pineapple and big ad<1ed to the water wlUi good result< °l eanvawers ahall complete their spoonfulls of cod liver oil and. byCounter --------- ------Irritants -----------are —,al.-o^fesribid. Cold Is Plenty 0( Fresh Air Vote Is-uiven By Precincts For' tabulation we can then hate the exact A WHEN you buy'anelecI holding far a day or two to Ulis diet 1 *'*«!* a» tnlld mustard pi And Exercise ’and stayUrg in bed, the coid can lx-' wintergreen rul/brd ... gently on tlie President And Governor And i nrJrt‘4, Haw.v. r, the nj-urt up tn v ’ trie light bulb, we want .rn . , e ycaterday Indicated h 30000 had for We can all remember when people 1 definitely starved It that doesn't cbMt. or.an electric pud A warm bath1 Totals For Other Officers the amendment Tire big citi<now thought,of and mentioned a "cold" as 1 P™*® to be true, one may be sure that twice, a day helpo’ n; lot. provided one ■ you to j-et ALL of the light We have explained that a new law »**>“* that they an- Up against it if it were a trifling matter .a — - doctor docs not go oat of the house and sUiJ* .r V We n»|*1 * «1M>1‘ <>f -a — cold and> a your money pays for. Here paaaed by the last legislature makre alutlymg what can be don.in tlie bed while in the house I. longer think tlutl way. We realize should be called What life called ’’mdiKi-eUon colds" ,ll»e .«probate „^.,r Judge, tlie ... co rw»w that It is MuneUpng that should i It te customary to fight a nun stand­ are five USEFUL HINTS up; uui ngnv u ctrld. etna. are due to faulty digestion and pour j and the, county treasurer ing but uie Uie oiuy only w to fight concern us. for, complications are so : ms ’ ... ‘ruing thc constitution*! imut of tax*. said Dr Wells, ti lying on your back in elimination. For these cold* proper canvasjuiig board to caiiv-w about lighting ... apt to cimw with it. *0 that a cold can ' nnd keeping well enverrd. Physlcial ■elimination te the principal, treatment J f----- ■ • - • ■■ become aerloua for any cf u*.» tn Uh- bed > ^enX ? bums up energy • which te They may gu-farther and produce In-’ I Amcrii-in Magaxlne for November 'activity < board of .4 three three a|,-Nnt<d by the *Uf>d . theJ - next to flghl a cold Tlie Doctor flUenxa. Wlieti they do it te wire tn aa board appointed by ttw '"'? “ ‘.-cwmomy ‘“a rtonnni «nenext there apjs-ars an article entitled "Why 'pecdcd I Ik- sure that your lamp bulbs and shades are kepi people to take cold* seriously >u cail tlie doctor. ,(board Uut board of of supervisor.-; supervisor-, but but tinUh> legudalegiala-„ , ,it Catch Cold." being an Interview with warns 1 rlran and free from du«t- Just a Ultle dust or dirt common cold 1* a contaghMu dl«Dr. Well* states that the best pre-, ture added Uw-m- duties to th- line* *J*a/<-'v<r shal1 r',Dr Walter A Wells, a recognized au- I thc ’ Staying at home and in bed is sertption any doctor can give for im-Jcfficer* without added comjiensatwn. .n‘JTul.l -L {f0'rrnMJ5n‘on bulb or shade still cut down the light materially. thurify on thc prevention'and treat- lease « Tlie returns from - Orangeville were ‘ t. nUr !c!iO0la nia-v ment of colds He is the author of a 1not only wise for the person who d<>«* . munlty axalnst cold-; consists of fn-.-h Replace old blackened bulbs with new lamps. A black­ enicienlly book "The Common Head Cold and' It. I but saves others from catching the air and plenty of it in yqur room., and I mailed Wednesday by registered letter. ■ ’ ened bulb give* less light and wastes lhe current you * office* day and night, outdoor exrrcke but failed to reach Hading* on Thur*-: It* Complications ' which te widely cold. < .— ----- —• ■ - • Solid ftyxte which contain large even during tlie cold months and rold day Friday was a holiday, so the can­ rotuultcd by pliyswfah.-. 6 quantities of Vitamin A include butter 1 bath*, one a day ' ’ had -to‘ wait ‘ •-until . Dr.. Write, starts hl* discussion by. < . if you . can ----- stand -- -it *ing Saturday to not bl.icken prematurely, because they art gavtUled. mentioning our graridniothrr.*' idea of tl>c yolk of eggs, spinach, watercress, These with.r diet 't'-’ nett tn Yitamin A j tabulate thc result„v We thought eur ‘ curing a cold, which w iv "Stuff a lettuce, celery leaves, carrots, sweet should build up a regular |>ular tvadi-rs would be intcre.-ted the vote ’ ’bear । readers Interested In .the cold and you Will slang a fever;" but potatoes, liver, kldm-vs and ‘sweet- ■ reslstcnce to a eold. " - on -two officer*, — ' by prccmcv. tlx- presi-; our itrajfdmothers were all wrong on breads Dr. Write, evidently do«.-. n X ' --------------- **।dent and tlie governor. Accordingly) that propoduiiiL Diet lias u great deal । believe that medicine can do miicii to we give tiu- detailed voir by precincts expeiuisc portable lamp, gives you more light just to do with the curing of u common; Mp a raid. His remedy In fighting an «>n IhreA- two officers. For FATHER OF LATE JUDGE where you need IL ; ers we give only the total cold bill hot such a diet as (aople or- .acute stage of a cold u tu-carbonate CLEMENT SMITH WAS dinurily follow when they •stuff")of tlie ■<*>»«• usual ..-..mu baking as<la ,. ... Hr|। I ui soda—WWI For Pie* Ide nt. Use the right »Im lamp In every socket. For a halltaking onr-hqlf teaspoon of It themselves ;aa<lvi><-s * ' NOT PLEASED ! Precinct R in one-halt gluK*- of water three or Assyria 143 clall.te begun the rearrh for the caure tour times tv day. Another precaution Baltimore ... .. 142 197 BENJ. HARRISON DEFEAT­ of a cold, which never, had been de­ h lhe use of a saline laxative In tlx. (Continued from page__________ onc> Barry. -ma 1st Prec. 107 1 . 139 n.zri tm...' ED GROVER CLEVELAND termined It ha* been a discouraging early stages of thc attack. Always |z - , ,______________ 134 -earth What is now believed to be,---- ----------- —- — ■ lamp to usd in every socket. ‘n the germ which caiu.cs cold., te so in-, while fiering Hom acold. Letter Written Immediately ... 289 : The Doctor lists. three types ot colds Jhrxt debate nf tlie elimination reries ‘ on Tills Ls moil important. Whenever you buy an in­ flnitc.iimally siiwll that it ijninot I*' - .-inLd i,v irr’fant.Y-such' on February 17. ’ 187 Afti-r That Election Expresses irritant* —Wlich 1-J ' 213 iren with t>K nwj |xwrful m cro- '■Srd Ihno eauswi pollenhvand volatile oil- .'<mInWhniurv the elimination - rb-- th. elrol C.l-'tl' .,011. -nd Hu'. candescent lamp look for lhe maker's trade-mark on . .. 141 reoi>e un<! iienelralt* th !*'•» , „ ■ *nl-.h,.r b Um- hay fever coUk thc ■ will debate among themrelvr* »iui u» ;- tv ...T»T The Eider Man’s Regret the end of the bulb. Good lamps are always an porcelain, hltcr thlrcTls the true, or common, cold In deb ated setvoh Ur.oppma out .ritt-r IrtfX’^a^’rec iso.1 We thought '* ‘ it w.Hild b.- itit.Tfitlng. economy. because they give more light for your money, 145 w and might console republican* who anbcrsusc Ihey do not blacken or burn out premature‘grieved over the d-motratlc a.aluhciie. ■ to reproduce a lett^ written by a tli-n cold germ When that te dctermine,l 1 v<* (1.r tll. 3.a.,. (:hanl. ° “ J .' ; prominent dcrjiucnit of Barry county .. 1.19 It. W1U ta easier to fight a cold. io be tne *«ry pmnshlp Debate on April 28 Each of l .Mito hte son. 11 prominent republican. 187 (That wax forty-fmjr yxapi ago Wcd163 .Uh- six debaters partlciputlng in the (Thornann!.,k.; n- »day. at the time when Benjamin .. 338 final d-ba|- will be preuitted with aj‘ ; Harruan. in 1888. decisively defeated rgd watch bv The Detroit Fre<- Pre*. ..J;Grover Cl-vvlnnd TIh- wr.ti-r of tin* . . 87 w -u large Springs and-liplh rehools will twiw. • a* I letter was David W SinUh. of Casth‘ ettv. W Want 270 ’bronze trophy eup. one engraved Fit.-: H top. and II was written to the late’ ... 23'2 Honera. the otto r engraved Bccrind ( I3t Judge Clement Smith, of-tlite «tv. his ■ IHonor?., prwnt-’d by the University ( igt/rem. .A* can be seen from the tetter, . 198 of Michigan Extension IXvuion. The (City, Third Wan) 156 Smith was delighted over .Uw '^University of Michigan Extension Di- ( —, —238 .*. j t .- -ult ot thc ckctlpn tint year, while City. 4th Ward. 2d Prcc 267 ' vision will iTcognUe the success at­ j his father, a staunch democrat, was i talned by the two M-mi-tlnnl schools by 441t; in '' 1 P ,ca *‘<h However he took it in .4556 Tprecnlihg each with a bronze trophy ‘ mighty good spirit for a man whp nA* 1 cup properly engraved. ‘tii<-n past 71. Fullowtnw I* thc lett-r: ’ The MlrhlRiin High School Debatin'.: :Prcchit B. C. Castleton. Michigan. Nov 8, 1888. ’League, tiu- largest forensic organlz-,- , in Wexford county. Assyria I ... IH j3L*l>ar Clem. .tton ot its kind in the United state.-.. Baltimore Baltimore .. 179! I employ tto?»very f.r*t'moment Boys who can fco to the Older Boys' Large package* wra» <rg«n:ard by the Board of Regent* Barry. 1st Prec. . 166 76 ‘ alter consciousness after lhe qyclone.1 1 Conference at Muskegon must have ■ lot the University nf Michigan in l'»17 Hnrry, ad Prec' . . Kt ! to inform you that while we anquite 137 their registration card.* Into the De­ ' and is conducted by the University Ex-' Carlton . • m ■Jfe i seriously tyurt, a few day;- of r--.t urn! • Dr. Matthew Kinde and Rev. L. L. I treat YMCA office before Nov. 20. tension Division with ttw cooperation casth ton, 1st Prec Large Site Packages 227 it|U»t will probably restore us .to our Dewey spoke to the Y. M. C. A. grouos I There a some man in each high school ’of the Detroit Free Press. The U-aguc;Castleton. 2d Prec 191, usual vigor. Tlie storm came from with information and cards. Aben 'each year offers an opportunity for । Has tings Twp. 262 , thc northwe.-t rfnd swept evt rything Tuesday evening. Nov. 8. on Vocation* Johnson, is _______________ central chairman — ot regu­ pu, .hundreds ot high .-cbool •duilcnteIHope 165 <and finally culminated on the Atlantic und Prayer, respectively. Both talk* traltons and Frank Sage of transportluoughortt thc state to investigate, and jrving. l.-t 'Prec lation ~ r»ri/u* 191 j'pbist. doing its worst in the city as were very much appreciated. diM-uv. In public, questions of slate and jrvlng. 2d Prec 72|jtetial. C.n. Only 60 cents buy* live two tickets (national interest. Wctoter H Pearce. ■ .j,»|uu-towii OBITUARY. . 152 132 Tlie last letter from you. dated No­ for a mun and boy to attend the an|t i state Superintendent-of Public Instruc- Mapje Grove Brlon Walker, oldest son of Brion . 155-- I47| vember 2. said you would not *e<- u* n^ii.njuwaiui.Buay »rms«rtlon. state* regarding the program of I Orangeville shuitz or • — 126 - 'again until Harrisou* was elected." .143 'the High School Debating league iPrairieville <"»• ™ m YorUhlre. EMl.nd *1 (te 9,j':We here at jht old home felt bad. ... 211 DU Middleville -Ill-bound, nw ,lw«krr, Ur *uk*1* at l-o'-i-iH. hr c-me U Air.rrleb •The Michigan High School Dcbjttn.;'. Rutland .173 149 (When we thought we .had looked upon, budu-wi 1 •nleruin -nd Irupirr .11 who m „ I League te an exceptionally uorthwhil" ; Tbonwpple 327 462! your always pleasant face for the last ( c.n nl.to brer him movement, and I wish to commend the Woodland . 372 173[lime you ran well imagine how badly! Rur John,. SUU V MCA secOhio end then cme Io Mlchnan Io ■ (University nf Michigan Extension Di- Yankee Spring* ...102 104 > we felt. But oh'Wednesday, when •* •• vision for promoting the debate*. The city, 1st Ward 2001 heard the sad news <0 U8. we were al- rctery' -and directing iwsd of lhe Old- ftnn near FYteport. He lived on hte '.-.kill and mental attitudes dcvcloiwd;CHv. 2d Ward. 1st Prec. , . . 280 ONE POUND PACKAGES <r Boy* Conferencci, met with the farm al Freeport that he bought in 174 । toyether reconciled, for then we knew; Hustings Hl-Y group Tuesday noon. 1374. He ha* lived on this same farm through the participation tn there de-;city 3ll Wlird 2d p^ 67 117 we should again .see your smiling face Nov. 8 He also spoke to lhe Middle- 54 years. He departed this hte at |bate* will be found invaluable to tto-.-r) etiy.- Thud Ward 202 196 a* of jure. 'young jreoplc in later Ilf- ' City. 4th Ward., 1st Prec. . 328 rille High school^tend Uie high school Freeport. Nov. 9. 1932. at thc age uf 83 166 ''Judge Cole, the probate* ‘judge, while boys of Freeport. years, 4 month* and 5 days. He was ------------ ’ -'♦*--------------City, 4th Ward. 2d Prcc274 17! hr is beaten.‘made the lx-.«t rup on lhe ■imrer rrxrrsro Woodland Y groups rr.<t Thursday united in marriage with Mua Viola ----- ticket. A* I said thc cyclone came night ai the home of their true Hinckley of Freeport In July 1878. She I M»s. Orrin Smelker nnd Marian were Total*4805 4210 from the wvst. While It did'no dam­ irtenda, Mr. und, Mr* Eldon Farrell, preceded ium in death 49 ycar$ ago. ‘in Lowell Saturday. age in Rutland and Hastings, it seemed Thc results on the balance of the j Mr*. Glenn Spaulding and daughter. to swoop down on Castleton with rc- with Gurriet Townsend as leader and May 28th. 1883. He was a member of । Marjorie, and Beatrice Thomas of Cns- ticket below tlie governor were a* tai-' (hewed riolfticc and we mad- a great with "Boys' Problems" as their Bible the •u- 1. ’ O. " O ~ F ~ ’Ixtdge *- of' Freeport. He j carle were Tuesday night supjwr guests lows: has been nearly blind for the past four effort to stay it off irom the Judge. \V- study butline. Lb. IOC 'of the latter's parents. Mr. und Mrs storm. This te ,the "Week of Prayer" in Y. year*. He suffered a-stroke the Mh Ueutrnant Governor -D1 c k 1 n * o n., I were powerless pouvrless to’control the Storm [Watt Thomas. . rep„ 4729; Stebbins, dem.. 4026. ! Now now knowing that you have have a zytn- M. C. A. around thc wtirld.and te being dgy of last February, since which time Lb. I Mr. and Mrs. John Nash and Alice Secretary of Ntalr—Fitsgerald. rep ' l»khctk' heart ahd while you -have- ■been‘ obrerved In Barry counjy by aotne of he lias been an invalid at the George ■and Mulx-l Johnson were Grand Rapids , > similarly affect-d J kn.iw yml wiij' the mlnistera using the Y outline tn Sv-gcr and Adam Endres homes in 4858. Abbott. <km.. 389! Fancy Small Lbt. visitors Saturday. . Freeport. He leaves to mourn, one ' sympathize with him and console him( their regular prayer mccUnga. AUorney General Voorhte*. । Orvin Smelker has"br<-n assisting In • tin hte gieat trouble.* Sull word* at All who are monied and thar-c who brother. Jake Walker, ot Hastings, one the earc of his father who te very ill 4655; O’Brien, dem.. 4035. | such a Hine don’t amount to mucic are to be. will benefit from, reading the nephew, five nieces and friends. nt his home In Hastings. slate Treasurer - Lawrence. "P -IF'or aich U. Ipr Dear brother thou has left u* article in November "Young Men" on We Carry a Full Line of Fruits and Vegetables I Mr*. Addle Binion of Middh-vilte 4713; Fry. dem.. 3986 | Wntc ns soon a* you heroine ra- ■ 'Making a Success of Marriage." And And thy la*, wfc deeply feeL । spent Monday night nt Watt Thomas’ Auditor General—Fuller, rep.. 4710; j ticnal and let us hear how you al! arc. th- magazine a: any of the following But in Heaven we hope to meet thee I Mr and Mrs. /Vatt Tlioma* spenj Stack, dem.. 3&0. i Shirley. Judge Smith’s son. "Hip! Hip! high schbols: Nashville. .Middleville, Wlx-rc no sin or sorrow dwelt' ■Sunday evening with Lewis Skinner’s Services at the grave under the dlCongressman- Ketcham, rep, ^662;:,nP! Hurrah! for Haniaon.** WMxtland, HAMinga and Freeport ot Leighton. I. Ycun. as ever. ; C. F. Angell is al Cadillac ffe ten icction of lhe X. O. O. F. Lodge of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Dean enter- Foulkcs. detn.. 4291. ‘ . D. W. Smith. ’ days, helping with thc program ttwrc Freeportstate talncd lirr parents, Mr. and Mrs.-Jute — Senator ---------- —Ocorge ------ — •Leland, np . .1 ‘ too. K, rf...., imn Potts and daughter. Betty, and Uster, 14729; Stafford, dem . 4020. We Deliver The Big Little Store Phone 2491 ;Lavina, und hiutkind of Middleville: lieprcscntktlve-Fcighnet. rep. 4045; (Sunday. . | Parker, dem. 4«68. Probate Judge—Clement, rejj. 4618; Howard, dem, 4-176. ProM-cutlng Attorney—L E Barnett, •rep. u.-wppoM-d, 5038. I Sheriff—Leonard, dem,. 49QI; Willi­ son. rep.. 3029; Green, slip candidate.. ;1084. I County Clerk—Hill, rep. 4244; JU-id.' dem., 4722. . ’ Treasurer—Chase, rep, 4354; Maus, dem.. 4560 . . Register of Deed* -Chamberlain. Especially do we wish to commend J rep , 3337; Boyes, dem , 5635 ! ’ Circuit Court Commissioner* -There ‘ PARAMOUNT MINCE MEAT t.dlsan. the "(ir.tnd tild Man" of M-icnce. not After atlual TESTS, officials representing the ^T*HE quality of the PARA•were nd candidate on either ticket for for Those Thanksgiving Mince Pies. stale of Michigan, found that HlchUnd* Dairy , this office, but there were written inpun* tnllk us the food which had done most to tirade “A" milk h Ju»l as ( LEAN as any milk Inames as follows; Adctbert. Cortright -*■ MOUNT brand is unex­ pruduird In,Michigan oc any other state. It la help him rcarh hi* ripe old'age, and retain the ■ 12; Archie McDonald 68 so rlran. in fact, that lhe Highland* Dairy la the sprightline** and lhe working capacity nf a man I Coroners-Thrrp should have been' celled and we urge you to try ■ only dairy in thl* see lion permitted by the state i two .nominees by each party for caru- ’ half his years. "I am an experimenter." hr ionio sell Grade "A" milk. . ncr but there was only' one. Dr Ad-1 linur-1, "and I've tried many diets, but I've AL these foods for your Thanks­ rounic. rep., who received 4651 vote*, j The FIRST rssenlUI to lhe QUALITY ef milk is IJ Thc vote on amendments we give ini SPECIALISTS STILL SEEKING COLD'GERM ’ . HOW TO GET MORE LIGHT for your money/ I I t 1 ■ 1OEMOM FELT BACK HIM HAST NGS DEBATERS JOIN STATE LEAGUE 2 3. 4 5. ESS =: .SreiS-i HuSS8=a3;==S- PHONE 2305 । A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE । I THE NORTH SIDE GROCERY I CONSUMERS POWER Friday, Nov. 18 21st. Saturday, Nov. 19 CHIPSO und 18c trap n it t 1t 1 i? JE/ d 1% that iHd Inttg inty 6th, > •Sin 60 * FRENCH’S FLOUR PEPPER 'APRICOTS Y. M. C. A. ITEMS 21C 5c 39c GOLD DUST PALMOLIVE BEADS PEACHES QU£“>Ki!® 2 -Ran COMPANY - Z3C wu. 47c 25c 2&‘35c Meat Specials BEEF ROASTS PORK HAM ROASTS FRANKFURTERS 2 13c 35c HINMAN’S lhe igh lhe« to Thomas A. Edison said Paramount Foods/ ra- 4 The Almighty Knew His Business When He Apportioned Milk” . . . “He Is the Best Chemist We Have” for Thanksgiving! LEADING PRODUCTS rc- giving festivities. in- Demand PARAMOUNT foods from your grocer. me Order From Your Grocer. , **A\DoUar epent for Para­ mount Food* u a Dollar More to Barry County Farmen” Mayonnaise Chili Con Carne Tomato Soup Ketchup Sandwich Spread Chili Sauce Mince Meat 1 Maple Syrup PICKLES Mixed Hirsch Bros. &. Co. ih. Tomato Juice Hot Relish French Dressing Pork and Beans Sauer Kraut Sweet Sour Mustard j | another article. OBITUARY. George Augustus McDermott was: born in Plainwell. Michigan. August 8. i 18tJ« and drpsrteed this Hie November, ' 10 at Battle Creek. Michigan, at 64' ' year*. - Tlie early pari of his life was spent' i near Hope Center where he made ' many friends but the latter years were! i spent In Battle Creek, where he lived I ynul his death. . < Besides two brother* and one sister. ■ John, ot Kalamazoo, Charles, of Del-' ; ton and Mrs. Mary Ann McKay ofr Batj tie Creek, hr leaves six nephews, seven [ nieces and other relatives and friends. i Mr. Edisons observations are substantially those of all the fnrenfost nutritionist* »i the world. CLEAN milk i* lhe great "safety food ” It rounds out the nourishment of lhe average diet, and help* hold off the diseases that cause the body fc wear out loo quickly. It help* make your body strong and your mind alert. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. PHONE 2651 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESpAY, NOVEMBER 18. IM! PAGE SIX at the raising of the flag. Following scoring 169 points to 67 for their opthis Mr. Barnett introduced Ken ponenu. iReltzel. former llgh»weight champion -The Wayland game ended Un? ca- SALE STILL ON! | of Western Michigan who is jn charge'reer of many seniors of the local training quarters at the complete backfield and, all but one end Marshall gymnasium. Al Dickson of and tackle are lost. Tlie seniors who Detroit, nationally known boxing fan,'played their last game Saturday are: FOUR LOCAL BOXERS was next introduced to the assembled Capt. Leehleltner. Snyder. Boyea, WIN IN I. 0. 0. F. MEET spectators. The meet waa then turned Karmes. Hewitt, Bishop. Tasker. Town- over to Walter Rockhill, announcer. I send, Kelley. Keller. Zerbcl and Cronk. Barlow, McGrath, Feed Thomas 1 Hie first event of the evening found | - The Blue and Golds first score came Ptte Barlow. O. F. A. C. matched in the first quarter, a paw Zerbcl to' And Chase Victorious—Al-afatnat Daniel Morganstern. W. A..C, Boyes, placed the ball on the seven lerding Throws Smith in the Byweight division. Both boys yard line from where Karmes l»k it • Local boxers, fighting under the opened the first round boxing cautious- over. won >>’ but ofter the first few seconds ail * Hastings again scored in the third colors of the Odd Fellows» riuh club, u■ »L»won cautiousness was thrown aside and fists quarter. Zcrtx’l carrying the ball to the four Of the eleven bouts t ' *‘‘*"‘* on tx^an -nyihg ../u« ... — scheduled in ..... great style. Barlow, two yard line ...... from ...... where---------Karmes the. Armistice Day program-at the I.( however, seemed to have the edge on again went over fdr the touchdown.} OOF Arena, here Friday evening.. Morganstern . throughout thc three Boytu passed to Howard tor the extra hnv* Who donned rounds. In spite of this. Morganstern point. The twen.y-two y j forced the local lad to extend himself; Wayland .was represented with a’ gloves continued the pace set nunni; iw th(? flnaj.beji Barlow was awarded heavy Urie and a fist backfield nnd the I the opening meet and proved plenty I lhe decision on points. Both boy’s Hastings boys hud to extend themof action Onlyone boy toofe the ! weighed In at 112 pounds. selves to the upmeist. to defeat thte „» ,,n .w,rothers losing on' The second event was cut shortwhen [scrappy crew froW Wayland: Bui a t if HudXi ofF,rank w AC K O’d Rum small crowd braved the stormy day to technical knockouts. J. E. hu nTHomas. O. F. A. C. in tiu-first’round, watch the Hastings boys play their last Wayland and J’‘c* P**'™ j Thomas clearly outdated. and. 1 game. I acted av Judges. Feed^Bennett ol'Has | t0 >!and 30^.^-, hard punches. ■ Ungs “ra(d’th* £>ut< w‘!hlt cam“ ,or ’*n 00UnU befor* Iwmis L E. C. U’chleitner' Wirth of Grand Rapids officiated u rwm<J over. Boveir L T. *I\)wiisend • refere*' . « ' weighed 146‘a: Thomas weighed H8. ]l Tobolic Keller Pete Barlow, and Ferd Rjuk.mlk w. A c. Josl the Wangat Bishop. Thomas. X eht’ thlrd event ln the welUTWelght dl- I Stockdale U< witt eU5’r» a ^JhemeiSr out-' '’Ulon to ThMTlxa- 0 F- A c | Baker Cronk and Bud Chase. wener^Jght. out 1^^. dever KUard nud thc efTectlvc- Heylcnbeck Howard boxed their opponents to uin by iesfl punche> comblned to bnng Dletlker Boyes! ’ Htchnlcal knockout. raurence llln> Judges’ decision. Thoriifis. Tamulaer The rneev meet; was by Laurence Karmcr., lhe »as opened pc ----- -carried 144 poun.ds compared lo hte Fleser F Barnett, Noble Grand of Hastings opponent’s 147. Snyder I Bailey Lodge No. 58 I. O. O. F. who presided Zerbet: Bill Hubbard. O. F. A C.. lacking the, Tooker Subs: Raldt. Angell. Thomas, Kelley. experience necessary to cope with Al Palenik's devastlng punches, was un­ Smith, Echttnaw, and Fuller able to finish the first round of ihe fourth event in the lightweight di­ vision. Both boxers opened the round with flying fists but Hubbard soon be­ came thc target for too many of the Wayland fighter s punches, forcing I The T. K. Grid team defeated Has- 1 referee. Johnny Wirth, to stop the tings B team last Friday by a-20 to 0! fight in favor of Palenik. Palcnik score. Thc game was played on a snow Upped the scales at 132; Hubbard at covered field in fretting weather 129. x which limited the play to mostly Tlie fifth event featured two more straight football. Boyer and Smith flyweights in the persons of Loute Bo- seemed outstanding in the orange lineup for ground gainers and Peeling F. A. C.. weighing 113 and 110 pounds showed up well on defense. respectively. Beaver began thc first] The Middleville /earn meets Gales­ round rather weak, receiving plenty of burg uurg Friday in In tneir their nnai final game wmen which blows from Bovcir's gloves but he | promises to be one of the beat games rallied nicely and gave the Wayland this year. ’ lad plenty of opposition in the remain-1 Coach Holtforth sent seven seniors Ing rounds. Boveir had the edge on in to play . Uselr last game for thc young Beaver, hou-gver,' and won the Orange T. K eleveri. They are Boyer, A complete stock for the decision. IClosscn. Standish, Hewitt. Bums. Lyman .who wants a stylish Van Grlbben. Nashville, and Royal i ons and Cipt. Parker. Hayes. O. F. A. C.. welterweights, put | -------------------------------coat at the moderate on a nice show in Ute sixth event, the ; price of decision going to thc Nashville lad who had a slight edge over Hayes. Both boys took plenty ot punishment in tlie | first two rounds but Grlbben gave more and took less in the lost. Hayes! weighed in at 149. Grlbben at 1.47. The local boxers chalked up their (Continued from page one) ’ third victory of thc evening when Bud, Waters T.K, Gridsters Beat Hastings “B’ ’ 20—0 In fact, the Many bargains to, be found in shoes and rubbers at a big SAVING! Here below are a few of the many bargains— Light Weight Dress Rubbers Men’s Heavy Rubbers Men** light QEC weight Rubbcra.Ow Misses* light • CEC weight Rubbers. Ow Boys' 4-burklc cloth Jp.10 Arctics. Hires- galore... Men's heavy dull rub- 95c Women’s light |*gC weight Rubbcra.Ow Childs' 4-Buckie Arctics. $ 4 .70 clolli. Site* 5 to lO’i I Voullia* heat? white •ole rubbers at only CCC Ow Children's light Ef?C weight Rubbers. WW Youths’ light weight Rubbers. Boys' light weight Rubbers. Vouthk* 4-bUckle cloth $4.95 Arctics. Sixes 11!j to 2 I Men's 5-buckle red Arc- $0.10 tics. All rubber, al only Ladies* 4-Buckle QQC Arctics OO Ladies* high wool Q£C Zippers WW 7EC I w ftgC Ow Men's leallicr top rub- $0.75 bcr bottom Pac« C Ladies’ Fine Dress Shoes Men’s $3.50 to $5.00 Shoes Values up to $9.00 Durability and comfort built, in every pair. Take black or tan—take high or low shoes—tiike any size now al Broken lots of every high grade shoes. Not all sizes of a kind, but all sizes in the different groups ST 65 and I W $<*95 . Clothes Shop Buy Y our OVERCOAT NOW/ S10 and *15 Winter Underwear 100r? Wool$3.25 50't Wool 2.29 10f? Wool98 Boya’ Suits 50c—75c FATHER1NDSON MWETK21 Children’s Slippers or Shoes Boys’ High and Low Shoes Straps, ties and oxfords. You’ll'know at a glance these are real values at Godnin 11 made these flhoes and he put plenty of wear in them.- Solid leather uppers and sturdy’composition soles. All sizes. 95c-*$I^ S<65 IRONSIDE SHOE COMPANY “Thc House of Quality Footwear” round to win on a techniAl knockout. doin8 minute. Tlie speaker of The first round proved to be a toss-up the evening is Rev. H. Hamilton Aulenbut Chase's heavy slugging in the sec- bach, rector of Christ church. Cranond was too much for Hlur. Fighting brook, near Bloomfield Hills. Michigan. In the weltcrweigiit division. Chase car- Rev. Aienbach is noted for his work ried 14? pounds. Hlar 145. among, young people. He is a fine ——----------------------- - -------------------------The final triumph of the Hastings ’ speaker and will iiavc a real message NASHVILLE. 'Campbell and Mr. und Mrs. Kohler. I Miss Helen FurnlM of Hastings spent held Munday afternoon nt Vermonlboxers came in the eighth event, the for all. Two or three members of the ‘ ‘ , M • ( vllic. Mr nn'* Mr" Menno Wenger have■' the week end with her mother. credit going to Ed. McGrath. O. F. A., Brotherhood have had the opportunity TU ‘ • T. A- *04 lu d , »nn-' n *ionc to the Upper Peninsula where Lundstrum has scarlet fever. Glenn and Floyd White are speridC-. who outboxed Tom Graham. Irv- ! ol faring him. They assure us that •“ ”'«h n^i they will visit relrftlve.*i and do some■'I Gerald Funeral servlet® for Mrs. Tom Pow-i *Ing ----------— in the Upper ----- -----------’ —■* some---time Peninsula, mg township, for a technical knockout ® genuine treat Ls in store for nil who *£7“™“h? Miv Beatrice p-v hunting. . ! its. who lived ,on the Scipio road, were j trapping and hunting. .in thc .. -flyweight . ... . division. ..... . — . . ->>^...1 nccordian solos b> Miss Beatrice Fry. The fljgt,Attend next Monday night. rolmd ended with both boys aboutl, Captain O.M.U. Arthur ....vu Haven ui of the the supper supper Picture* from-the Conservation de­ will tee even-up ®IW®Orath look the lead in squad and *his ’'* squad members, --------" “ “ partment were shown. the second. The third round was jI---------------- -—---------------------------------- and Mrs. A. E. Dull nnd John: ’ Dull Were nt Knlamaxoo Saturday to * easy-picking for thc fighting Irishman] ^sco Miss Esther Dull. who floored Graham twice, once for Boys’ll .00 and $1.29 Miss Elizabeth Gibson of Battle: eight counts .arid again for a technical Creek spent the week end nt her home knockout. McGrath weighed 122. Gra­ ham 126 here. • . . - Tlie technical knockout by Larry Mr. nnd Mrs. Otis Gokay and son of Wisniewski, W. A. C.. in the ninth! Kalamazoo are spending some time 100r'r Wool$2.98 event made it three in a row. Pitted' with the former'll mother. against Wag Cool. O. F. A. C. Wis-! 25', Wool 1.75 The Clover Leaf Club was delight­ niewski was all over his opponent be- 1 All Cotton79 fully entertained Thursday night at - IsJXJ? the first round was barely started. I the home of Mrs. Libble Marshall, as­ Thc referfe was unwilling to allow the [ sisted by Mrs. Margaret Hecker. Dur­ fight to continue and awarded Wis-1 ing the business meeting plans were mewski .a technical knockout. Cool i made for thc Christmas party to be ' protested the decision but it was of no; held in the basement of the church at aval). The Wayland boy weighed 132. | which time the .husbands will be en­ . Cool 129. and Cossack Coats tertained. Thc girls will meet Wed­ The tenth event of the evening' nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. proved to be of most interest to-tlie1 Lannh Fisher to kork on their quilt. fans. Tom Suchovsky. W. A. C.. was. Several contests were enjoved. Lovely matched against Bob Schilleman. O. J refreshmenu in keeping with Thanks­ 'IP. A. C.. tn the light-heavyweight dl-j giving were served by the hostesses.l vision. Tho spectators expected to see, Two new members were taken into the I some heavy slugging and it followed | club. Several guests were present. that they were far from being disap-! Mrs. Louise Brumm. 94 years old. • pointed. Suchovsky lost to Schilleman I who came here from Reed City to visit October twentieth by decision? Tins. her sons Fred ante Charles, contracted .was greeted by numerous ■boos." con-' Wool Collar 4 Pockets pneumonia and passed away on Mon­ sequently, Suchovsky received a rous­ day Funeral services were held WedFull Belt Wristlets Ing hand when he appeared, in thc ring nektiay afternoon at the Evangelical ■ ! Friday night. The ensuing three church nt two o'clock, itev. Wurtz, lo­ rounds were about .even up but Such-' cal pastor. Rev. H. I. Voelker of Coss. ’ pvsky toi'Y ll:V lead in the last, forcing, Rev. H, Hamilton Aulenbach City and Rev. Halmhubcr of Ann* Ar­ Schilleman to clinch several times. ! ..........» Jschmeman. tipping thew..-™. beam...at'.r-. '163. lt thlt the wants of the inner man bor had parts in the service. Mrs Gail Lykins sang. “Abide With Me", . IM Ih. dranon. Buchov.hr ».«hcd „n mippUM .nd It u punnrt to and Tlie Old Rugged Cross." accom- i < have an extra good feed. It will be panied by Miss Amy Hartwell. Mrs.' The final boxing event saw Glen helpful to the commiltw. who have Brumm has seven children and several pngleton O. F A. C.. boxing Richard this banquet in charge, if those who brother* and sisters to mourn her gvExtra heavy, durable Malinowski. O yrnjiic Club. Grand pi*n to attend will notify Roy Chantf- mg. Burial in Lakeview cemetery. । Woolena, knit cuffs Rapids, who holds “ Dad r'-J Angell •—" and “if •*they --------will —■-*-wisp - - the- state feather--------- ler ~-r or Funeral services for Mrs. John Ma-: (' weight Although Malinowski Malinowski aa boy 1 —— title. Although supplied to them that night, showed superior boxing ability in urn- they should also let Mr. Chandler or son were held at tlie home of her son.; Tom Mason Thursday afternoon at rung the decision. Fingletop provided Mr. Angell know about it. The other Through deep snow drifts that blanketed o'clock, conducted by Rev Roach him with plenty of stiff opposition member^of Mr. Haven's supper squad one of VermontviUe. Mrs. Gall Lykins Wolf Creek Pass, 10,800 feet above sea level ; mrougnouv throughout ine the uwcc three rounas. rounds. MauMail- are as follows: Burial at Kalamo. She left sevin Colorado's Rockies, a great V-typc snow nowskl carried 127 pounds; Flnglcton Chas. Faui. A. K. Ftandsen. Chas. sang. era! children. ■ plow doggedly pushed its way. A whirring 120 Gaskill, Frank Gosch. C. H. Hinman. Fred Fisher. Clayton Decker and I Tlie twelfth and final event of Ute Clayton Hinckley. Harold Jones. Rusrotary plow spouted clouds of snow, clearing evening was in the form pt a wrestling seli Kimmel, ----- • ’Leon —’ Krebs. Dr. ~ Guy — Kel­ Gail Lykins left Sunday for their an­ thc roadway. And soon, despite tempera­ nual hunting trip. They will be Join ­ match between Jack Allerdlng nnd ler. R. M. Lambic. J. E McElwain. J. J. tures daily below zero, workers of Liberty uiar occurs! Other oils drain away over­ Melvin Smith, both of O. F. A. C. Al­ Mead. C. P. Field. Harold Faster. Clar­ ed Monday by Clinton Case of Lansing. Truck & Pans Co., of Denver, had opened ien! ing weighed 150; Smith 158. Plenty ence Grohe. WT L Hinman, George Others to leave were Mr. and Mrs. night. A "Hidden Quart'’ of Conoco Germ of rough and tumble wrestling featured Heath. Jtime*. Hinckley, Dorr Kenyon. Lynn Lorbeck. Mr. and Mrs Phi] Daithe15*mile road. Processed Oil stays up in your motor and the entire bout. Allctding winning the Ralph Kerr. Ted Knopf. Chas. Kerr. iiauser and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kel­ "We used Conoco Germ Processed Motor lubricates before your motor starts. logg. first fall and thc decision. R. H. Loppenthlen, Glenn Marshall. A Real Value! Oil and Conoco Gasoline exclusively in our ' Only Conoco Germ Processed Motor Oil ■ Leon Manning. ---.. Mr. and Mrs. Otte Lykins and Mrs. Clone Tractors with wonderful results," can offer you this vital proteaion, for it is It te hoped that the supper may be- Prank Reynard went to Winchester, HASTINGS GRIDSTERS wrote a Liberty official. “We had. no diffinrsr uiivi a ur»------------------ 1101 latcr ,han “^n o'clock in or- Indiana. Saturday to stay until Tuesthe only oil that penetrates and combines You Will Aluuaya Find .DuAI WATLANU I<3*U der to give plenty of time for the pro-: day. cult/ starting our motors in the ' with metal surfaces. Let it protect ] Mr and Mrs Frcd pjjjifr and Mr. mornings." Valuta at thia Naw Start Visiting Team One Of Strongest ! gram. ~~ ’ " “hd Mrs. Gail Lykins attended the There's a "cold test" to guide you WEST CARLTON. "Slum'' supper at the American Legion CONOCO On Blue And Gold Schedule in buying motor oil! A. J. Cowles and son C. B. Cowles- Home Friday night. Thia Fall Conoco Germ Processed Motor and- family of Otsego visited Mr. and Some very fine exhibits were on disOil is thoroughly dewaxed and Hastings High school closed a very Mts. Buel Sisson Sunday. , play Friday and Saturday at'the Agsuccessful season defeating tlie strong Rpy Naglcr and wife of Frce;>ort' HE show. circulates freely below zero. It makes Winter­ Jack Hayes, formerly of Nashville, is Wayland team 13 to 0 which had pre­ were Sunday supper guests of Art starting easier. More important still, it saves Richardson in the hospital Saginaw viously beaten Allegan. 7 to 0. Wayland — —.— and wife. .... — contagious ------- - ----- — ,—. —at— ------your motor from terrific punishment during < ~~ “ -- - IA4*Im* f.'.'.r had one of the best teams that the loMr. and‘ Mrs. Geo. Woolston of- nea?)* with scarlet fever, the starting period, when half of all motor cals have played this year, presenting Gull lake visited the latter’s brother.] J. Clare McDerby and Mr. Johnson; a strong offense and a powerful de- Verdan Coville and wife Bunday. ' [ were In Hastings Friday evening, tense. Hastings has lost to only one Geo. Near and familyof Campbell j George Campbell was taken to Ann j team this year to a school in Its class,- visited his son Earl and familySun- j Arbor the first of the week fir X-ray f ANY OIL WOULD BE BETTER OIL’IF GERM PROCESSED ■ tint being to East Lansing, 7 to 0. day. ] pictures. He was accompanied by Mrs MEN’S SUEDE CLOTH BLAZERS Could Your Car Pass a SPORT COATS “Cold Test’’like this? 32-Ounce Navy Wool Blazers $425 Boys’ Sheeplined Leatherette Coats Boys’ Wool Knickers 98c - *1^ Boys’ All Wool Golf Hose 45c Waters Clothes Shop V CONOCO GERM PRQCESSED MOTOR OIL f �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 18, 1032 Social Events and Personal Mention H'leri ’Newton ^nd Ethel EPWORTH LEAGUE Mbs Ruth Robson spoilt the week it Ttv-inday h. Grftnd Rapid.' end in Jackson. ' SPONSORED SERVICE W. N. Chidester is spending a Rw • Mb * Delia Allard of days in St- Johns. • , Tliur-di Debated Question Of Military Mi i Edwin Smith’ »a„ in Grant! RapkU on Ttk’.kiay. Mr*. V Training —To Entertain Next Mrs H. H Pejnre tinted relatives in , Sunday Evening Mr and Mu. Ray Branch wire In Kilamtuoo on 1 httrsdai' WiireU.n Sheffield w as TALKS ON HESSIAN INDIAN EDUCATION AND ADVANCEMENT. HEALTH CONSIDERED th* PiTibyhrian church Sunday eve­ Hte- talk was bawd on several At Monthly Mnelir.g Of Mis. ning sionarjf Union At Home Of • Dyke while working in one of the large factories in NIJ1. Novgorad. Russia. Mr.'Van Dyke’s letters are very in­ ’ -n-'tiiw its hr brings out much of Rmunan life. ' The Russians." says Mr. Van Dyke. "are a wry industrious race and they ICam their work very quicklv. ' want to Thc women of Russia k same work the. meh and do tch better " The government does • very large ular monthly me* ting MfQionary Union Wm. R. Cnut W#dtt. [Han'nre Heming iw , Dc’.Gilons at ulilri mg cer-muny br Mr-' CT»r< thp’.M;tlwxtiv* church 1*M. Sumi •rt , by Epworth fynii" and furefgn i bidnit a'drto.«»*.‘ Mus Eileen Sullivan Kiil.mriaw ' M* Flla r.' hr is employed is u Robert . thing iricorredly and ’irrected. they will usually. proceed The Rus- diati .Mi dny . Mm. Mutt! /p<-iid!nlf tevera! dn; Hubert Chinchilla O’coats Blue and brown Chinchilla Overcoats for boy* from 3 to ? are only $2.95 at Baird's this fall. Take advantage of this bargain and your boy will be warmly dressed in a smart, long-wearing overcoat — at very low cost. Other Overcoat* for boys are $2.95 to $4.95 maa#*J Juifjm. and Mrs. For Younger Boys/ should halt man'uui around Fmrthild BLAZERS Y«u will find a large stock of fine-quality blazers here. Priced from $1.95 to $3.95. SHEEPLINED COATS r.in make n. Thr/F-n* imp d tri hot he <h<f find Mi v. Auirtrn Lai lie said. “can Hine.corduroy coats belted all around, four pocket.;, fur collars. These are only $4.0o. and there is no warmer, sturdier coat for school and rough winter play. SHIRTS and BLOUSES Well made to wear well. Fine fabrics, in plain colors or patterns. Shirts are 30c to $1.50. Blouses are 75c and $1.00. \ Krns in-Chti f. !atherms, being a surpri 'present and T. S. Baird Clothing for Men and Boys bountiful HASTINGS ih tarty tor tnu ch oarthr* tertained with picture* l!lu*traung the Blanch Otb U carina for Iwr. work of the home.’ Miss-Iona Giilrapi*’ Lyle Otis and wife. Ray OH* and Com- of the Martin Group was tine as. Chas. Ervuy of Kalamazoo spent Suntr.,-utmbitrej.‘ Mlsa Vanine. the Evan- day at Fred Otis’. Wm. Liijington. Mlc ihv program gehst. woa introduced giving a very fine and eon of Hm-tings called in the avcand timely talk to the young people nlng. rtattunent and Mr Wallace of the H. H S wu xIr. aWt Mrs. Art Lord, also Mr. and right nt home among ao many of his ■ Mre. jack cuyler of Battle Creek were . present and past student* and all tn- *„ k end gucstt at Roy Oakes. ' Young i ’ o ;” Bannikt hls pw-wnce and talk Mr. anti Dick R and wife of Htutlngs were Yopng peonies dz Will cbuirii Saturdu’." x,rs- c,5nk>*n nrp 'TD' much interested Sunday visitors at Roy Erway s. . i -I- >t sucres;' Abou’ 1,1 >0’inR people and all who at-;, c.....i«vvi . h ^ =>» r>.». w*“ — Sunday visitors at Chait. Whiltcrvnt ’ MF . Fro-fof Kai- ,,ntl rnJoy ,h‘‘ae KVt-togelher-meet- •' mores were Cl<’o Brown and family . 'also Fred Broun of Hickory Comers r..OUMy H.1 tn. runs L™' ■» UnTWH Group. Mrs. Fred Otis is still confined to and Fred Bechlal. wife and Billie ot i ts and Jokes. Mrs. Knil. rhUdren'a home, at Detroit cn- her bed as a result of the flu. Mrs. i Hastings. DEMONSTRATION in-u» la SALE SUM WW ittnurntiu “"OS Gold Seal i if.- of MT Luncheon wn.i l;i;ytsjiad a Happy tinii' FURNITURE Mrs. K M ty mid Mm.-A. K. Fraud- hi co-operation with the manufacturer and in order to introduce th? new GtMLB SIAL Line of Furniture we are offering a special showing of this merchandise during this sale, s- :: :: :: ~ s IVO Ml ’Alt'll (lit nat-l M fltli lliiliH xn Ih 0 “cc U»c New GOLD SEAL Line—let us tell you • about "DUAL ’RIGID" construction—"LUSTRO” finish and "FINE ARTS" design, values never before offered thc public. Thousands of dollars that would have been spent in national advertising is’being dis­ tributed directly to YOU Mr. and Mrs. Consumer. ---- NOTICE---with them tor a t- n days A Small Deposit Will Hol? Any fjold Seal Item IlIRTiillAY DINNER Dilhcry Richard*. Out cf town Burwell ocUdd SALE of PEWTER! and Mr*, s- udd>’freshnu-u ivn’.d with (Thcse /Articles Are GENUINE pewter) ENTERTAINED FOR DR. STREET. For Saturday, November 19ch Only ••In. 7-In. 7-In. 5-In. Water Pitcher. 10*In. Bcdre^m Lamp. Bon Bon Tray. ’ 10-ln. Bound Server. 13-In. Bool Tray. Rovnd Vase. Candle Holden. 3-Lijhl ('andHabra. Crum and Sugar Set, With Tray. 00 BESSMER the JEWELER Established in 1B&? ■ , ling cn Thursday evening. Dr. and M: p. D. Walton, MM Helen Wade and IM1M Elizabeth Finch entertained in: formally for thc speaker. Dr street, or ■Battle Creek, at t tie home nl Mr. and j Mis. George • While. Retrcaiunenls were served and u pleasant social tunc enjoyed. and Mrs. an.- Kittle or I. talned v;fn an eier-non party Ln Ttw-iuy night stitfeen -were preten rt ‘ ret Be ma u received high score and Mr. cud Mn ENTERTAINS FOR BIRTHDAY. PARENTS Ol’ A SON. Mra. Bmm* Meyers cnicrtamed he Mr. and Mu. Don Higgins of Cham­ the MiwcK^leha paign. Illinois, announce the b»th of a —■o . jrrahd&tfghlere. ... Atm on NVv’mber 9 weight 7 3-4 lb? and Met : j>lr Hisatiu b Scout axecUU-.-e at that in Imndr ot, Mt&> Meilynz luenlitUi i place, formerly of Hastings. birthday., ; Miller Furniture Co �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER t«. IMt GUARANTEED SET of TEETH EXTRACTIONS THE CHURCHES CARDS OF THANKS WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25 CTS FREEPORT. ■. Mrs. L. L. Prior and son Douglass ot • Plymouth. Mrs. D D. Price of Grand Grandville visited Mr. and Mm. J. D.i Cool Monday and Tuesday and attend-1 cd lhe funeral of Gnome Perkins. | ' Judson Kingsley of Grandville'and i Mrs. Del) Perkins and son. Hugh Boyd.' of Grand Rapids, called on Mr. nnd Mrs J D Cool Sunday night j Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schwader of Campbell were guest* of Mr. and Mrs Ed. Coats Sunday " Fred' Williams and W S Surrarrer. ,y made a business trip, to Dutton Friday afternoon Rav Powell of Belding is visiting' with Rev mid Mrs Loomis. Mr and Mrs. Frank Hynes attended the. funeral ut Mrs.' Harn- Stowe at ' Woodland Tuesday. Mrs. E. M. Wiwx-lcr attended the THE FIRST BPIRtTUALlST CHURCH.. rniiilonary.metung nt Uie home of Mr and Mrs. Bernard Black near Simfield,, ■■ Thursday. Mr-. Laura Karcher of Mlddlevlll^i called on Mrs. Cora Gardner Tuesday?] i Miss Betty Townsend of Detroit! visited Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wolcott i. ’’ Thursday and Friday. Rinsell Nuviskey und Joseph Sage! were in Hastings nn biudiwu Saturday.' John Crewe and wife uf Churiqtte] >visited Mr. und Mrs. Dell ‘Godfrey if'.-/, -r.... L :i ■.. t ul Sunday. ' ‘ - •' ‘ Friends and relatives of Lon Shep-] |. y t ^a.i,r herd may be interested to know Uiat ■ ■i-'. >._7: ' ' j ■ ■ u.or[j ]la:> been ricvivi’d of liis having had n stroke and L« in a very serious. 7'',’,..7 condition. . i, ..".i’..'. :'\’r 7.,-. Mr nnd Mrs. Frank Cox and sister.! r .. -.I.. Ur- i:-,.-i. , r: < . Bella, of Bedford. spent Sunday With ' Sl i Mr. and Mrs. Earl Goch. ■ . Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Cool called on Mr.' CHURCH or Christ, coats grove. and Mrs. Robert Ainsworth of South Berlin Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Ray Wan- and Mr. unj} Mrs. J. Parsoii spent Thursday evening! , with Mr. and Mrs. *B E Roush. j 'ifit- quarterly meeting of the U. BJ church was held Saturday afternoon' and Sunday night at the Pleasant Vul-] ley church. Mr. mid Mrs Jed Stowe have moved’ AT DELTON. ' into their town home and liave gonej to Wfc.con*Hi_jp return Mrs. Stowes > mother to her home. , Rev and Mrs Minard Lewis'have I moved into thc Riverdale place. The- funeral of Brian Walker was’ held at thj>-M. E church Saturday. November twelfth at two O'clock and, buried In thc local cemetery. ■ r -l. BA! ! ■• Hi, 1. Ai-l't.!.’ !••!: ‘ \LF V U.- H.n OrrtriM 50C DR. O. L. BROOKS firry GEORGE M. SPECTACLES H. S. SHELDON ABSTRACT ANP BEAL ESTATE OFFICE • HASTINGS. MICH. M'nn.y l» ImsKb r-.l ft..I Dr. Harris L. Woodburne Office Phone 2386 Calls Responded to Day and Night GRANGE PROGRAMS HASTINGS MARKETS Phono SSS3 TRADE IN Your Old Tubes for NEW! RADIO TUBES zzr 701* 72* in* 7 tO 77» 14J 171AC II1A 747734 7H Ml S>BI» SUPER TUBES lo rtu^compaqjn. SPBBD l.w. u » 71 10 .w IW ICO l.l 0 140 l» IM IM 143 140 » 30 35 .35 .20 .32 J5 50 .50 JO JO 50 .50 PERFECT PERFORMANCE 5 -55 JS 45 70 70 75 50 ICO 105 110 no ,l0/ The Sales Tax Must Be Added To These Prices Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co. Hastings, Michigan Talking Motion Pictures HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL Monday Evening, Nov. 21 BEGINNING AT 8:00 O'CLOCK ■•Home Srn«c-' und farm plays by Linn folks. NO ADMISSION CHARGE STATE FARM MUTUAL AND STATE FARM LIFE INSURANCE CO’S. Jerry Andrus. Loral Agent FOR SALE . A GOOD BUSINESS light here ih Hadttrt.i. If >nt< ie.-.tcd. wrllv Mr. and Mr* Dop Smith and little n/i. v vi / j i-. m > ’ • i" daughter of Kalaintu»o. Mrs. Richard{. ..... ■ -h i- ; r. M.Smith and two-sons of Allegan and -s ']_ *’ •* ’• r her daughter. Winifred, of Musk.'ion' 7 ]'' ] ]']’ ;,J. , 7 vi‘it\rl Mr. nnd Mrs Gur-s Kline a'ld.i-. m J family Sunday ' ] ' —. Mr end Mt Jimtnie McLean from fiebt chuech or christ. scientist. the north were cplUng on old neighc«. church sni center streets. 7. bsr* here Icv-t week. ■ S'»«diy »rrri,r »i i0;3u a. M. Subject: Mr. and Mrs. Kcet Tobias and ■babv’ •vLltcd Mr. mid Mrs. Alfred Vincent] near Durand Sunday. Mr. and Mr’ Hen Bunnell of Kala­ mazoo called at Edd Newtons Sun-, Two Decades Hayings have given us a b a c kground of expefii- WORK GUARANTEED j Our OJ-,Mn,i B» l&tbBca American Laundry -• PltoNS 2i«0 Our Success i'. Don Smith of Kalamazoo and Tils’I 235 W. Ctat-t St. ■ mother. Mr-;. Richard Smith and son*j* Martans «or«til|> ot Allegan and Mrs. Nellie Kline called ■ " i>u Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Tobias and; family Sunday aftoftioan. ' Til . Ihinilonlintr t • ' • jr hav First Class Laundry ]] ’ T. Un been achieved through care­ ful business management and satisfactory dealing with policy­ holders. SEE.US FOR INSURANCE A S iviII.Ha m.' Ronald Haynes this week Thursday for dinner. —/” . ; The coinmtntlty meeting will tw at: the schoolhouse Thursday-evening. I EMMANUEL CHURCH. Thc Cedar Creek .Cemetery Circle' met w|lh Mrs Nellie larabce In Has-; ting* Wednesday aflcrenoon. .Ten] J2S W Canter St. members and three visitors 'present ], Next meeting nil! be with Mr. and Mrs., Charley Kahler Dec. It in Uie after-1 Mr-. Pearl Barrett and Mrs. Orville!'' Tobtu- of Detroit visited their parents '; Mr ahd Mrs C. N. Tobias Thursday] . and Friday afternoon. Mrs. C. N. To-: . bias mid U-ah Barrett acconmanled1 . thr’m to Kalamazoo to visit thor sis-1 ’ t>;. Mt?, Will Hr|uh-m!toi: mid family . mid brother. Mr. mid Mrs Floyd To- " , bias and daughter and returned tu| ■ -Ju’lr -home Saturday afternoon. Citizens Mutual ^FIRE - with • Our showroom id open fur inspection . at all times: WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME WOODWAY £ GSltH tAmbalana<Serbicc PHONES HOMt 2685 srowt 2225 - insurance: company J. L. MAUS & SON Notice, Hunter* and Trapper*! HASTINGS CITY MISSION. NORTH MAPLE GROVE. Mr und Mrs Fred Hanes. Mr. and’ Mrs. Orville Flook were Sunday guestsof He-, and Mrs. Albert Ostroth in; Nashville. . • • • 1 Mr and Mrs Howard'Burchett and; children of Assyria spent Sunday at ‘ Will Guy>.’ OU.« Whitmore is not gaining very; : and I ’till confined to his bed.; METU°®,8,'r Ef»_»C0PAL CHURCH. Fhr mvn of the neighborhood are go-j ” ’ * " mg to husk his corn this week Wed-1 i.’ jtfay mid lhe women will serve din- ] i:«-t !<>r liicm at the home of Fred' Hm-.cs. Tiu- Dorcas Society will hold an aft- > enuKiu meeting nt the home of Mrs. .... Blanche Hanes thc day thc men husk'o.u.ny efam. . • ' * I rnerliee Mill be gueet Pielimhurirs. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Roberts of Lan-1 ” p « wip, Arc you «UH taking that cold bMh sing spent th6 week end with the home] j.,ha ketchem very mornings'] folks. ’ -. I------ -.......... * — Oh. no! I !top;>ed that brcituM* I Tlie McKclvey-Beigh P. T. A. will , mevv m me oc.gii scnoui uua wcv* Silver King. German *.hepherd dog **’.*]i m«vt ut the Heigh school this week a dear Wrl a colt* f’,unSe Friday night, with a program a*d re-'and screen star, has been deputiied in 7n .. rUrth« wderwL tb»t Ub aocMit .axe. more jhan a minute or neshmenu of sandwiches, pumfdctn pie 75 cities of Che United States. His of- ib«rr«f u »i»»n by nNiestloa <-f to < . ' and coffee. • flclal badges, range from deputy sheriff y'^hMriM* la U* : . ycur . »r and gltea you no:e vr; gallon II la GUARANTEED o: MONEY BACK Macy ate ualn< It and all are pleaaed, RALPH E. WARNER. Balee and Barrie* sot B. MARKET IT;. HAHT1NOS. MICH. ARCHIE TOBIAS ONE BLOCK NORTH OF THE HARTINCI8 NATIONAL BANK Opportunity Uses the Want-Ads �THE HASTINGS BANNER not to forget our own "Anchor In Hastings—a City Among Lakes." which, Is well chosen and much more to Die' point than many. Tlie latter part ot August and the; month of September usually, find .me Now that “tlie shouting nnd the ttewu lo, wwn, .nd drte. ... te-. --.nehoed nn .u.h, -u .WtA d urtlc ---- - ---- ....- — ----- Gt tumult die*" over election and Ban­ coming more nnd more popular it Traverre Bay. with .. .........ItsJiwRFi — curving' ner columns again pffer more abun­ ------reams — Manistique chooses "Every" “ line ---------- ------------„r»i — -------------shore and high hills, covered with ----— r. — ’ v — w >»_ — — dant space for every-day events. I'll p.i.. thing.for Your Pleasure;" Grand Mur- every variety of hard woods and birch Root 1—.- n __. Garden':"’^ ftn(J plni? for R tyjckground. that spoil*. resume my northern note book jottings uls. "America's and try ami bring them to a finish.in nuce. "Michigan * Oldest Town;" Sault _one.long _________ - ._ used to ____ it for__a level ianrbeape one or two more letters. Ste. Marie. "Mecca uf the Tpurist"— such as the Lake Huron side of the , state afford' , . ThLj M-ason. instead of being on the. wooded terraces of Bay View as usual, I went over to It* mile and a half away neighbor, Pet<fekey. ‘ Tlie City uf Mil­ lion Dollar Sunsets'* and wondered wiiy I had been so many years dis­ covering wiiat a thoroughly nice place .it was in which to room and board. * Bay View In the height of the ws-( [son..with its cool shady groves and the ! arrembly. nnd summer school going full [lilt, with cottages filled and hotels arid . jtca-roorift opened, is quite a different place from the Bay View of September i 1st on. Cottages close qulkkly. eating places often over night, even bus serv­ ice stop' "Tlie hounds of winter" give 1 al! Ux» much evidence of being On hummer's tracr-s. "Hay", victims and •Ju* while-lMired.cottage owners stay1 uli, while tin* younger generation are [off to enter children in school. ; In lhe eating places and hotels at ' Rochester. Minn, signs are coruptcuously placed "We I>> Not Discim Dis­ ease or Oiaration. ' I have often fell, it,might lx* un excellent -idea to string I up in similar spots at Bay View; "We [Do Not Discuss Hay Fever. Asthma, [or What Date Has Bren. Set fur the, Last Through Train South,", ever rejeurring topics of general conversation [wherever you din**, to an extent that > you feel yourself growing mentally [stenlo ut times. There- are too many happy helpful' kssoelBtion-s Uiough with Bay View'Ll , make me ever forget it. Supervised [activities, and morning classes for and why shouldn't »h«7 Amid th« light, ; children along many lines before mann««t, clean luiroundinji in «n I.G.A. 1 ual arts fas part of a small town, Store the feeli her belt—end look) better, Thanksgiving too. Who would'ntfeel good with a beck­ school curriculum, and Boy Scout und ground of tempting eromei, freih mer[Camp Fire Girls grodjix were unknown chandiic end iperkfingly cleen eunoundrare remembered gratefully as well a* Tips ingi? [life-long friendships made; happy in­ spiring days in thc circle at thc Clem­ ent Smith cottage /in tlie quiet bay front; excursions und coinjianioiuhip with .Hojx; Daring.- who has drawn on that section for so many of her well -known stories lor girls; yearly stays utf Bay Breezes close to the water'Where' I a landlady ot 'interesting and vi- j ' various personality still draws a; [clientele back year after year; long | visits on. lhe Striker (xirch oh tlie ter-! «race overlooking tlie dock where lhe I • little wliilc ferry could be sech all [ । through the season making its hourly' ;uips. now long since discarded for itsj ! fatter rivals, the motor car und the 1 • motor boat, thc tetter of which' takes you across the bay nnd back in [ ten minutes In this swifter moving age. [ i T*j*ta-.l:ey. with its all-the-ycar-rourul | 1 homes, equipped with every modern < convenience, and bureau drawers I minus the musty smell eight month; of [disuse are ajg to bring, its easier beds ' und springier mattresses and generally ! livelier air, seems now to fit my mood , PART TWO From a Northern Note Book Housewife finds particular PERSONAL APPEAL IN ICA STORES PUMPKIN iga RAISINS Pkg- 10c c“ XOc MINCE MEAT IGl BISCUIT FLOUR n«. 29c DATES p|^ 10c 2 u. pi, 25c GINGER ALE WALNUT MEATS ri,. 10c 25c MIXED NUTS NEW CROP POP CORN SURE POP P-ePkg. Lb. /C 23c SPICES PUMPKIN PIE PINEAPPLE IGA pkg. 9c CANDY c.p 15c WALNUTS CALIFORNIA Lt. NEW CROP BRACK'S SPECIAL U>. IOC OLIVES STUFFED 19c Salad Dressing £ 23c Vanilla Extract IGA Jar 25C PEANUT CLUSTERS Lb. 19c L°I. 23c P & G SOAP 10 b... 25c iga CRISCO c*n 19c COFFEES Cake Flour IGA ‘1’ Blend lG’ Blend ‘A’ Blend TL«- 29C u. 21c u>. 27c Catsup 10c u>. 32c VACUUM PACKED DeLuxe . u. 39c Jell-O 2 And Don’t Forgtt, W« Art Indtptndint, Home-Owned Stortt! . ( IGA STORES lie ! Petoskey. as I mentioned last year. has awakened lo tlie imjiortance of its i key position us u resort town in northj ern Michigan. It now stages two an[nual events, the Baby Welfare Day land an Indian pageant, Unit an* conI ducted on a large scale and draw hunjdreds of visitors. Il has enlarged ite I open air shuffleboard space and tennis ; courts both flooded at night with strong light and this year lias added u [clubhouse und recreation center on the beach by tlie dock as well. .. The interesting shops on Lage street, ’ that summer in Petoskey and winter in ■ Florida, have always been a magnet . that drew people from around the bay and all over Uiat seeticn. Beautiful 'and Interesting things—As well as uni usual are found here and in season thc shops are thronged. I Petoskey gave evidence this year of having realized tiny changed economic conditions; last year they went blithely 1 along will) few if any reductions. This jyear tlie reduction was marked, and I prices were also much lower-off food as [well us rooms. Tlie best known leu room, long Uw swankiest -place to eat in Petoskey, whose regular charges (would make the Pantllnd Mem like a • I "piker? was advertising twentyrfive cent breakfasts, fifty cent family' diniiers, and waffles and syrup for twenj ty-five cents; last year the latter was 'just twice that price—one waffle only —and twenty-five cents for an extra one! The Petoskey cafeteria featured I-All the food you can cat for fifty cents.” A fifteen year old Jewish lad boosted to me they didn't ifiakA. much off him—for he took a second helping, I of everything. Petoskey has only two chain grocery stores both A. A P.'s. Ite distance from distributing centers make* long hauling .and necessarily higher prices which is often given as an excuse for boosting certain commodules. Thanks to my friends, the Dr. Parmenter's. I was most delightfully situ­ ated this year on a well-known restdence street with a fine view of thc bay. in a private home with a small : group of table boarders, economic coniditions working to our advantage in (securing such accommodations. Ohlb. I Indiana, Illinois. Pennsylvania and .Michigan were represented around our [very pleasant table. ‘ The Pennsylvania girl was thc new city librarian and came from Doyles­ town. my father's old home trading [center, tlie county seat town of Buck 'county, not far from Philadelphia. 1 She had recently finished special •1 '[training at Ann Arbor, and had also spent a year in library work at Reno. .Nevada, where she ran on to such |celebrities as Eugene O’Neill, Sarah Teaadale and Lady Mary Heath who came there for their three months di­ vorce, residence. With her I had many pleasant chats concerning books. B1m jwill find much opportunity toy con­ structive work at Petoskey. Although ' a very much larger building, the books [do not ix-ar comparison as a whole EVERY Family Should Adopt a SYSTEMATIC PLAN of SAVING! It is reported that 95'' of the successful men and women started by saving small su,m& in the bank. If this is true (and we believe it is approximately correct) the percentage indicates the great importance of a Bank Account in the attainment of success. It takes only $1.00 to start a savings ac­ count in this strong rtur-Generation Bank and then keep constantly at it. Systematic and pdrpetlial attention to regular deposits will soon build a fund, earning 3'' interest compounded semi-annually. ' SUCCESSES NOT JUST AN ACCIDENT—IT IS THE RESULT OF DEFINITELY ARRANGED PLANS ... AND CONSISTENTLY WORKING TO THEM I HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY HASTINGS MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2217 'with our own smaller public library, in THOUSANDS TO VISIT , Union, province of Canada. Australia. ever given for this event, and for those CHICAGO STOCK SHOW, 'variety. .-election and general appeal- . Despite die low price levels of farm who drive, ample free parking space U>. ..... and • Ov,r 11M0 lhl, 1nor do the binu.nland livestock products, the nation's will be provided near the Exposition . , Iprotective coverings afforded. our], buildings at the entrance to die Chi­ mnraiUW d.m-n-nl breeders of purebred ilv&t&k and th? cago Stock Yards. 1book..'; luiu.cr te Ibe ««nl. will be. on view when the na­ 1 1unco as trig and well kepi as our com- bfreds, [country's producers of pure seeds and munlly library. tion's premier agricultural show, the grain are continuing their Work of im1 STONK POINT. The master of the house, a native of International Live Stock Exposition, p'ruvernent of animals and crops which England, had an exceptionally fine opens its doors nt the Chicago Stock will be exhibited and matched In th* day night. Nov. 23, on account uf ' baritone voice much called Into service .Yards November 20. 1 _____ _____ 1 ______ keenest of competition at., Chicago's chicken pox among the children. 1in Petoskey; a family friend from In­ The show, opens on the Saturday.forthcoming livestock show in larger, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Coville arc going ..„l-----...^ ilt ... —[number than ever. 'diana who summers at Walloon lake after w Thanksgiving and «. will ctare. the I over near Freeport to five with their jxubeared an equally splendid one; following Saturday." December 3. j Because the Exposition, xfnee ite In-' su'n for the winter. * 1from Mrs. Parmenter's came a gradu­ According to B. H. Heide, secretary­ [ceplioh in 1900. has occurred thc samel Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Waddell of Lake­ ■ate of Northwestent Musical College, manager of the Exposition. lhe leading 1 week every year, at the close of the view were guest* at John Blocher's a fine pianist with that rare accom ­ ■ livestock authorities of fifteen states 1 agricultural Fair s«*ason. It has come to j > plishment of playing any accompani­ and two foreign countries will l>,* called ,be recognized a-s .the final court ini Sunday. I !ment nt -sight. A talented young Pe­ upon to judge these fittest specimens of handing down national championships. I Mr. nnd Mrs. Lowell Demond and son 1toskey violinist, who had enjoyed as­ livestock farmer's skill that will parade ' Consequently only the best ft exhibited, Howard went to Indiana Wednesday to sociation with one of the symphony the hyge arenas in review of the j it being the hope of every exhibitor to attend the funeral of s'relative. । Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Lowell of Quim­ orchestras, made Uie fourth one of Judges. attain the prestige which goes lo him, by called on Mr. and Mrs. Claud De­ lthis musical group. Tlie men had an Livestock will be on view that have I his farm, and his stock on any prenf’unusual repertoire of songs, gathered come from as far distant pointe as turns won in the hundreds ot classes mond Sunday evening. 1through the years according to per­ British Columbia and Texas. Califor­ and contest* of thia Supreme Court of A pillow containing a radio loud sonal tastes, as one selects books. so nia and Connecticut. Farm crops will American livestock shows. s ~m — speaker lias b«n perfected by a Berlin '•ho musical evenings we enjoyed were be on exhibit from every state in tlie ; llallroeds will offer the lowest fares firm. 1a privilege. Most of the women about 1thc table had interests in common­ 'church. cluik. children, civic better­ 1ment and of course a bit of Culbert­ <son. . Thc Ohio representative Jiving not far from the Kentucky line convinced | 1ipe my next motor trip of any account ;should be to Kentucky as it offer} so 1many unusually interesting .spots, [easily accessible, like Mammoth Cave. :Bardstown, famous as the scene of '"My Old Kentucky Home;" St. Joseph Cathedral, rich in historical association 1 and containing several famous master­ 1 Ipieces of Uie Dutch school; The Abbey 'of Our Lady of Get lineman! where arc stationed the only group of Trappists' 1 1monks in.the United States—the mast 1exacting and rigid in their rules of [any religious order. So sometime I hope I may be writing a series of let­ You can save many dollar*, by having a ters from the. Blue Grass'state describ­ clean and grind, ignition point* adjusted, 1ing such experiences. The young lady of the house pre­ battery tested. Your saving in gas and oil On the Balance of Our Iparing for college had been the Snow will pay for the above work. 'Queen at the Winter Sports Carnival in February and had many interesting snapshots showing the picturesque way • • DON’T FORGET—Your oil and greaso tlite feature is carried out which every should be changed to winter quality NOW! year Is growing in popqlarlly. The world's best baby, (and I am a mother and grandmother you know) • FOR EASY AND SURE STARTING buy was also an inmate of this house—a a new 13-plate rubber case FORD BAT­ 15-months old baby girl who accom­ TERY. It will operate any make modated her desires *nd Hu? attention NOV. 18 AND 19 of c^r and only coat*.................... OilW she must necessarily have absolutely to Ute comfort and welfare of the guest*. Little Dolores should have • HOT AIR and HOT WATER HEATERS been christened "Joy" for such she was at reasonable price*. to all of us. and her parents ns well. Don’t Fail to look Sadie R. Cook. WINTER IS HERE/ Is YOUR Car Ready? Have Us Look It Over—Now! Special Prices USED CARS NEXT FRIDAY & SATURDAY HUGBEE CORNERS. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pringle- of Plainwell were Monday callers at Tom Wilcox's. Chas. Foote was taken quite serious­ ly UI Sunday,' but is some better at this writing. Mrs. Kate Haze was in Kalamazoo Saturday. over these big bargains! [Telephone 2121] Universal Garagi �Tin: HASTINGS H\\\1 n PAGE TEN x\ I UNl sOAY. NOVEMBER 1«. ItM . .ns. nua] account of trustee filed, ordgr for COURT HOUSE NEWS '.‘’'ff&Tm™.. «,<,t o,d„ I---------- ■ 11*, transfer oil permits entered, dls-------; charge of executrix issued, estate en­ PROBATE COURT. &’ EUnite A. Mead, deed' Will and rolled. E*l. Sarah J. Lunn. de£d. First yet'.uan lor* probate filed, order fur annual account of trustee filed, order pablieatton entered, prtlflon for Spe­ to sell or exchange bonds entered, cial Admr.. filed, order appointing.’ Eat. Lucile Agnes Oilman. Annual Special Admr entered, bond filed and nnd final account of guardian filed, letu-re Usuerf. invenw-ry filed. . release of guardian filed, diwliarge of Est. Waller L' Perry, dec'd. Deter- guardian issued. ' • minatloa of heif.;. filed, oeder for pub- ' Eat Theron S. Hecht. Eighth an­ nua! account <>f guardian filial. Est. Kenneth Stanley Reese, dec'd. Final account filed, order for publica­ tion entered. ’ ' Est. Harry' R- Pierce. Testimony of bond-fijed and: fnetioldcrs filed- bond and oath, be­ fore, aale fiji-d. license lo sell lasped. ot Mie fih-d. order conflrnUmr The Hope and Welfare of any Nation depend upon uStrengthn Strength of tn< Adint B’ r n W Wilkin*. d«< d. O, xuhtuig Admr rtitrrcd dee d. Annual Its Its Its Its Its Its Its Its dec’d. An­ xppumting Admr. entered. ' dLi- il. Final noHied. HIS old bank has demonstrated its contribution to the hope and success of our country by its unwavering serv­ ice to this,community at all times and under all conditions. nf Admr. issued led. oid< nied. tiled. Every dollar in deposits has always been worth 100 cents, and 3'' interest compounded semi-annually has always been . paid on savings accounts. * __ ___ ________..led. waive/ of notice filed. proof of will filed. ordt will entered, bund filed an order limiting petition* for heurins I jr.i’.i-i Claim* filed, nutlvc to ere itimr til* c! Hcistl n^*S City B3cink. elated Mbs libi the two **t dav rvening . The taict* plahr.lng n Bic.'.’i;lcnniar Jubilee to be held at-the a. An.li.il xm«»T 3» «w-« • _ tvad- ipu great grandmother used lu • SAMEPRICEtoday AS 42 YEARS,* 25ouncesfor25r E-ffi ECONOMICAL AND EFFICIENT Double Tested/ Double Action/ gjj Seal Children Ask Your Help • ■ .*een> A real resent to protect. Cliiidivn. an old fashioned boy and ;irl mu caroU from a bl« rung i'e Oidcm Tymts' ’•“'cc the 1032 ChrUtmux seal. ven AU are cordially invited If0"1 ‘ ' ,Ie of which thc Michigan Association gets the und <Djoy «>» evening of fun TUoucmou on iU work. A proccsSpend as little it- yqu ptease. money n’0,"'v tp ,o curry “ We need your Clause*, slclghloads, a weij stars, of ships and awtrywnuil .-form T’°.llv wreitths have appeared on these held a meeting .Saturday t*nJ’ helpers in a night and elected new olTlccc*. . treat c a u a c Mtice 1907 when the first . tubcrcukHU tightHuifmon, wile and daughter ol 1,,s, :l’*’*n,P '••u^ ls' X. ASSYRIA. with fHiuer Anders uf Bfusli Bldg'S Mr- ElU.’ibeih Gray and son Wilhr Mr. und Mrs. J. W. Tctlrow and Mr. were in Gal.’ burg >m Saturdny to at- ;,nd Mr* Harry Mlaener called un Mr. pnil the funeral of a liirUioc^I friend .«nd Mr* 8. Mudrack in Bttftlc Cret-k ’Ik* former. / Wednesday afternoon. The Pleasure birthday. orgbp!zat|pn Mr. and Mr- G. E. Kenyoa visited scheduled for November 1# haa-'ffeen their Min. Alva Kwiyon. mid family of liuslpourd to Wednesday the 30 at the BelleviM) irmn Bunday until Thursday home of Mrs Irene Kent with Mr.-. and while there Mr Kenyon, wa* taken Kent ana Mr*. Edith Miller as hetcsM-.. seriously ill ao a Ductor was callui w. R. Jmies of Lacey in company from Hxstffigs. He is belter ut the* ' . uh Franu McCarty of Johiwtown left writing. .' week on a hunting trip in charity Kenyon « again tinder Uie >rth« rn Michigan. doctor's care. Mr and Mrs. Forest Parsons who bia» farm, have purchased tlie Lm- < r In M'htHiIhou.se site and cnntenluLitc building a home- Tiiey now arc locatcd at the Irvin Van Auckin farm. ' Leon and Howard Cole. Howard I.-liih Hansbargcr ' and friend of fubcrculost* among children receive* Burchett and Sherman Joins left Fri­ tlie largest share of its euming*. two day night for jmrthi'ni Michigtfit j at home. .... ciinnirig - yoiKigstc; ■ >hr,r ran where ‘they will try their luck in ri - . ,d. MUU "" -'-’I. curing a’ deer. • Pleading the- ca e. too. of 44.000 Under the direction of Rev. and Mr,i.; 'Michigan youngsters a* it happens. mention the " o!d Dixon a children'.*, meeting; The Michigan Tutiercnlosi.* ‘ held at thc Brigg* chupch on i rrpnucK nonpi-i110:1 ,u‘s “lrc*“>.v 11 !«< rv< V afternoon, tiiere were thirty­ i.-. as comfortable lob.rcuhn tests for that n Ri pctu urt ent. from the Brigf.s and tiu*: That p. Wliy pi-r^ns who v schools. This I* tiu- second <») । 1st by the purcituoc of Chr ... , Sheldon and 10 11 stud Mrs of, meelingii to be held mid ....w. .jt’als,are‘a*ked to c-kamibc theni|.?,?’:rtcs r .*> Kutjiryn Htitit of tl'.e Stevens carefully, watching for Uie double | .liool, Mrs Manati Do»'.er ol the burred cro.v in red which appears, this] Tampion. fear aj the right ot the little girl In tiu Briggs and Mr*. Marion Gaul of tiu picture. Thus ritw is the trade murk Engle school arc-assisting. . Remembt'r the chicken pie - supper of th*’ tuberculosis associations and u one sure way to Identify tiu* tnberculo- .*' thy Brtgg« church basement on si* Christmas seals among, the many Thursftay evening. November 17. serv­ ing to begin at <5 30. .There will be Imitation* that apjx-ur each season. work und other nie 1932 seal sale ‘will start on 'i baked good*. a quilt. . ■ Thanksgiving day. November. 24. aiidj■ articles for sal . Mis.' Helen Gray • is sixmding the will continue until Christum-* clay. I Al < 41VI! Dofmld.Hi’h/y who won fifth place his splendid exhibits In the -trope Sunday, in rpartment. as to duality, amotinl. and i cliown alternate on birthday:] and Min Frank .Brook* and «>n. and Mr/ Wm Butler of Kalamav.atyi riaughn:i! Mr- und Mr.< Llnyd Mills and i and family hterof Struth Bend. Inti t 13-P!ate Batteries - Guarant* • d Lxrh. Price' s4« 2 Gallons BUY. IT NOW! Penn-Oil Alcohol Failed .Can 1 Gat. tfulk 65 c $ 1— Hot Water Heaters $7 • 30x4.50'SPECIAL TIRE « TUBE ‘B’ Batteries Duly, Pair • 29x4.40 SPECIAL $5' DELCO BATTERIES—ALL CARS PARTS FOR ALL CARS TELEPHONE 2177 Lev McFall ot Monro*' and Mrs: Roy Ifeadelly and Mr*J ........ ••■i: - i Aik-usU spent Sal- \;r ,t!1>f Mr- O E Kenyon home with • Grant D.iker»on Iwree ;1Mni for 4 4BO wk*' H-it but found rr L».. <npurt a shop- Mr Kenton to UI to go Cicek Tuesday. | Ms ' cl Nashville n <>f Hastings spent lhr'WJU, aiid Lorna Grv»«r Davenport heme d of Ha.-tinci U spend-] Gvrdun Kinyon of Bellevue i* -pendwith her daughter. Mrs lI1K .^n^.. Un;P „,.h lu. p-andfuiml*. . Mr and Mr- G E Kenyon. Mid Mi- Lociuitr’dt and Mu.Bvioit m(/.nis illKj family and mothMauka ,pent Thiirlctey in Kala-I,.r Mr. Mabel MlXKlv (11 g,,.,.!, ’ ... '<lrme .»pcnt Sunday with Fred Horn 1 iollvumg went drer hunting! u:wJ Ianuly. . day mormng: Virgil Monica. Ixs-1 Clinton Horn spent Saturday night tunica. Rtcu'cll Hart and Walter Juhncock. ' I ■en thc antiques them iu nut thing' $ j» TIRE & TUBE RETAIL ; Presbyterian Tuesday evo­ DR1VE-1N SERVICE WHOLESALE Women Favor This Silk Light Surgical Hosiery I Women with piMlghtly swollen Fcilowahip' meeting will be on; limbs. varicose wins or sprained Friday evening. Nov. IB. a week early i joints know there 1* relict in wear­ on, dceumi'. of Thanlugning. Every­ ing properly fitted surgical clastic body inr.tjJ hosiery, and yet dislike tlie usual Mr un™Mr*. Argyle Windcg at­ heavy bulky type because It- detracts tended the dog show at Detroit rc- i w much from appearances. , Akron Beamless Surgical Hosiery Mrs JackHn has gone to DesPlatn*.: includes a light weight series, made Ulinou to tpend the winter with her, ot genuine Japan Tram Silk with a daughters. smooth fine - texture. It may be Mrs Frank Graham and children of beneath the regular stocking! Lowell visited her mother, Mrs. Sower- worn with practically no visible evidence by, un SundayMrs William McCann sjxrnt Wednes- j ol its presence. The Ly Barker Drug Store In Has­ day with Mrs. Newton in Rutland. j Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mayville are with’ tings is an Akrop Beamless Siirgical dealer, qualified to nt each their daughter* in Grand Rapid* for: Hosiery piece correctly. Private fittings are 'Use present. and satisfaction U assured. Marshall Pierce and daughter cf provided -Adv. Dowhng were Sunday callels m Irving.! Citizenry Industries Agriculture Transportation bor Li >s Money Banks I "The Bank with the Chime Clock Capital $75,000 -Surplus $50,000 and family part til last. wvk. Steve Lusko of Grund Rapids Is Min. E McDonald uf Middleville slant pan of last week with Mrs. *; lending a few days with' his parents, John Lusko and wife. Frank Harris. Mrs Gertie Harris entertained the Busy .&v Club nt her home ThurMlay. hostess. Pot luck dinner at noon. Elec-, tion of officers, also members drew names for Christmas — Clayton. John-on of BoWnr Center wab a caller at Leun Putts Thursday. . Waite- McN'ir of Battle Creek wm a i guv: t of his slater. Mrs. Effa Hulglft.. Hi-adachi* caused by constipation are gone alter our dose of Adleriku. Thia clean* all |m>Im>iu out of BOTH upper and lower bowel*. Give* Ix-tter rlevp. end* nervousnci-s. B. A, LyBftfkcr. — Adv.- 15 Beautiful Dolls GIVEN AWAY/ Some Talk/ Some Walk/ 1 he Finest Dolls in the Country have beei/selected as Prizes. I hey will he Given Away to the fifteen little girls receiving the largest number of votes in The Rexall Drug Stor^ Doll • Contest. The awards will be ‘made Christmas Day. CONTEST NOW ON! Rules Governing the Rexall Drug Store "Doll Contest for 1932: t. Only one nomination,blank to be placed lb the credit of each ton testant. 3. Any piece of paper may be used as a ballot. Every ballot must be stamped by lhe proprietor, or one of our sales Corer, before being deposited in the Ballot Box. 4. No ronlcstant shall solicit votes or customer* while In the vrmber 10th or utter 10 o'efock,«Chriilnuui Eve. not ask' for them al any other time. 7. Any Ballots showing trare* of any change in number of . vote* marked will Im* destroyed without being counted. A In the event of a tie for anv prixe offered, a prixe identical with that Ued'for will be awarded to each tying contestant. Enter the Name of Your Favorite Little Girl! f*OR each penny spent at our store during the period stated above, each customer may cast a vote. Ask all your friends to write your name on the ballot before they put it into the Ballot Box in our store One Vote May Be Cait For Every1 Penny Spent In Our Store Carveth & Stebbins f �Tim HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, IMS I site Mr and Mrs. S. C Schuler and thc wru- Misses Helena and Julia Schuler wer, in Grand Rapids Sunday visiting friends. ’ Mini Ha Sargent vUltcd her people, in S*b>rwa over thc week end. XJr- and Mrs Cheater Hansbarger' Mraiduui sura »»w » Uraur. to .ranraln. ubrn to Thrae Str. Mu. ’’ and children of Ionia called on Mr.: and Mrs Herman Winkler Sunday ait-. urn**1 “L_.14,nb4_. —' th th. । Ior durtai iw.dd. Uraw ot u draurbi .tnwxm. ■ MWimui PurrUral Strap Brudra. A*. u„d, wcuUup U raijluut u> U» inwnuui.,..u u* U ra.-.d tdra. j Mr. and Mrs. Davids of Odessa visit- J ed Mr. and Mra. Spenor Johnson Frt■I Uu.trak Bbw at Chlcae*. Hor M, ,jduy. . ad1!1 Vr..herda K°*nI Iroln srartueat* nw ma. un Friday made tt rather Mrs F A- Eckardt accompanied her 11 State college. .-M^ty for the football garni.-, nnd no’. ]many witnessed IW- game on Unit ac- brothers. Will and Stanley, of Reed'1 born uiU W dS.mm — CU, Mr V«IMr .< living in 14 Michigan counUe. Th«-II count. ™ Hnnkwrtard wl», i to Lim“’ Ohl°“‘Un<1 thc' j Ed. Hungerford. wlx> Ls FamousAnimals IncludedIn ‘Udden zdeath Wednesday P M THE OLD m. SURE SLAPS DOWN OLD MAN WASTE/ And Coal is the Best Possible Form of Heat t V v ',iad go:‘e 10 a ll0RIlilal fw The Entries Which WillMeet |Uon. Very few of her friends knew Bert From All flections iof h€r »» htt(l »"»•“ ui> wid: - — . , . around seeing to Ker hbUKhoM duties tM umi-11» raura; why purr„„„dd, Uul. „nl u, u„ ...... brad Ura. .ra rrauuum.ulral b, >lw,|du| 1T, [UMnU k Bu_’ uilm«l hudMAdry depurluwni Bwlrr . Aram, on Buldt4,r ,>,J COAL SHOVEL * «■ I Frank VOUDtor, wldch.wos lield Monday' - ! al ternoon. We are very sorry of the *ad accident; »n.i; tiiat iiapix-nedJ.0 Mrs, Tena Super at' 'J: her home1 Saturday morning when nhe ; '' । h 11 and broke ber limb. Stic Lt at Pepr, Hastings ‘nock hoapital nnd »e wish fpr her a tpeedy recovery. tLlEJ'™' . a>«r>«K»i~r. »rwh«'..uta. top maikrl pner>. pn,[,v ,u,hr ,ur . wwk. Sy I town «>•' >» Iwud ot cattle. 4* sheep, •* It""?:. hlsli quMu, brm, will include 11 14 horses nnd 24 hog, Many of then.Mn CarTle Mlion w,.nt animals have been exhibited -at state , ’-""I. .. W>l>un» Snvd.r. C.nHol.m. Marim. . mr old • ,„.k 5 “? — Brand rh*mpi..n at ■ w|auvrft at,q u.p d .j- tuiua n,m1:ip trail, tl. Michlttra. and the Oluo te.ra at lhr M E c,14rth em.dev The Fereheratu tram the College will < ttu tUhd' Smel... tralude craeemUnt. ot the t«W> A M thd hnm«-..n„,Mi mtn... Uw» nrare Henrarhe lr.«, the t.o ,.. „„ u,„. OTeet etrae- Tm.l»> Snd Blr I—rt lormrr ne nitrate nnd inetuh |>r.Tira teer. henl wm IhdaUe ra.lmra ux, ,.rvM lhr whrah wmt lira■tn.unpraiv.liip end l<Htmiiralnetlw rarwm. At a P M. liratot prl«> U OHM. All pe.j.w, ra“f “2 u* c?"“" or ..........................them! the e.l.lrera to U'„'t4”n.‘1“* • “It hdttra. Uw that were unabt «.,d will b.'Mid .tier Ura .how TTpra , w.,j,.nd H.ul tumen WII- v. M.K. ... are ammau which amid have Ipen „d ratnury Ot lira aeHM dbrlns ttw tonl mr lecruuott letter, wm read and ana isoci.it ion. The.These letters were’read .ran...,,*.,. much enjoyed by the friend, pre.int. ... 1 .’I,,?* *'• ; Fornz-r Sup'. E. J. Jcnnim: and Mr., A .three act plat entitled “ N-s Men , j eiinit • ■ ■ nu.uo av .i । jennjngs. turnu-rly a teachen• now of«, after nfUH- the the rtip ।Quitx_ Mlch amo(ig thua|, Admitted" will lx- given Our Trucks arc Prepared Io Give Immediate per Friday evening. The eharactei. ’.tending the M E Mrvicea Sunday. Delivery On Coal Ordered Now are ns follows--Olga, (lie Swedish dirt ITlwy . weir warmly^welcomed by many —Mute Ownld; Susan, the him-ekecp- !of ( their friend.,. They in.ipecbd our er—lx>ra Wilcox; Dr. Janet North । new schoql building and wi re pleoiwd Fluri-nce Stiles; Miss Lanning. th< '■with It. liofttess—Mbs Bessie Rullsoir. Mr.< Up-1I Arthur Brace, sr.. returned to De­ ham. a grass,widow—Mis, l«e<-; Ann’troit Frid-iy avlih Mr*. Cora Brace, ande Cherry Martin - Dons Holcomb when- be i TELEPHONE 22S7 POULTRY and STOCK FEEDS tn spend the' winter. COAL, LIME, CEMENT; ETC. HASTINGS, MICH. invalid- Num Conklin; Miv Saddler, ■ Clark Kf-nytur. ot weal of town. L-> iil.i the di-uetiv«— Eileen Norris; Mr. 1 Mi.t-. Elbe Freeman is visiting with Mi'. Siumiel Allen tlie present, MmPrqslont the |K>!itican—Lou Altman. 1 Allen exjxcls to sjaat iid the winter with The music lor the occa&ton wail lx- fur­ . Mr. and Mrs. L Ix-oifard, went of nished by thc Martin family and a town. good attendance is hojxd for especial­ ' &> many of our nimrods Slave gone ly among thc men foies. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Morrow an­ north looking lor deer that ue will not nounce the birth, of n baby girt. Char­ try to mention nil. but if each one gels deer thpre will be but few left in lotte Anna, born November 9 at the a Michigan . home of Mrs. Morrow's father, Albert Woodmansee Mrs. Millie Herrington a few day* and on Sunday tier non. Ls uMiiHJng with the work also the tavern Chase, of J.ickzon viMUd h<i . nursing. Mj. and ' Mrs. pharlcj. Mapes of She is gaining nicely. M. E. Aid Society will serve chicken Nashville w« re Sunday visitors at dinner on Wedtie.day. Ttw Western Ctiuir Co.- have beeij i Friends of Ed. Corwin were sorry lo hear ’-hat lie had taken ids life on Sat-1 f out Aom nuh orders for. the holiday urday m thc basement of his home at 1 Battle Creek. Ill health .M-cmttjRly wait...trade.. \ the main motive. Much sympathy Ls ( OATS GROVE. extended*to his wife at this timothy! I Mr. and Mrs. Warney Kelsey and friend.' and relative^ in this locality. i Mr. und Mrs. Harold Stanton of Mr.--. Florence Kelsey went to Martin to visit Harold’ Kelsey and BrL-tol Comers have moved to Dow!- [Sunday ■ . ilng and arc now occupying the house family. ■ Mrs. Artie Dt n.unore npd Mrs. Jennie : owned by Mrs. Anna Pierce. arc planning on aUondtng a । Mrs. Will Evans of Fair lake, who Coats 1 lias been visiting friends and neigh- 'County* Woman’s Club Board meeting bors hail die misfortune U> fall at the at Middleville on Tuesday. At thc Community Service on Sunhome of her granddaughter. Mrs. evening. Mrs Nellie Crow of Hwi.««««.. Marshall Pierce. -...V.. which resulted am in -11 «»ay ' ■ fracture ol th«- hip and was taken to n,“’s «“Vt‘ tt,‘ interesting talk abou* Pennock hospital Friday. Mrs. Evam. lwr »nl» abroad Mrs. Floyd Clum hod been teiil active until the accident. “What will it be lo mt Jiail evdt though she had attained tlie age !•’»“ E- G. Smith and Betwe Woodman or 83 years sanS tt n,ero -spiritual "I Know 1 Mr. and Mrs. Orin Vaughn. Mrs.;»»«'<! another Building?* Will Flory' of Wood I France* Hughes and Will Titus ot •' Mr. *' and Mrs. '™ w,n * ­ Kalamazoo were entertained Sunday land and Mr. und Mrs. John Woodman surprised Harve. Woodman Thursday nt Hie Odle Fisher home. and si>ent the day with him to observe | The iH-ighlxjrs und friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. Josh Vandertie and Howard his birthday. Miss Ida Fialwr and GcOrgc James gathered at their home Wednesday evening in thc?nature of a farewell of Hastings were married at the Wuig party as they will soon leave for their home In Woodland Tuesday evening. Whan friend* plan parties and other good . new home near Irving. Various game; They were accompanied by Miss Ethel times, often "on the spur of the moment", and refreshmenta were indulged in and Fisher and Frank Kilmer. Mr. und Mrs. James will live 111' Hastings. a pleasant time reported. they usually turn to the telephone^!© Invite There was another marriage the the "crowd". For telephoning is the easiest Mme e.vtnlng when Garth’Slocum and SOUTH THORNAPPLE. , Miss Evrdeen Echtitmw were. married Gales i The third meeting of thc . and quickest way. As a result, those without at, the home of Rev Jolin Smith. We Fchpol P. T. A. will be held nt the telephones miss many good time*. ■school Tuesday evening, Nov. 22. The1 extend our congratulations to them. Next Bunday evening nt thc Comteacher, MIm Lola Belle Caln, ntra. hcr A tolephono coif* surprisingly llttlo ... only a j pupils are preparing to give a Thanlw- miinity Service tlie program will be few cent* a day. It helps In finding employ­ i.gtving program that evening. on "Thanksgiving." Mr?. Sopha Smith jean McVeigh is back in- schoolI will ..... be.the ...... .......... leader. Mrs. Estella Kel.Key ment. It l> a social and business aid. And it again. She-, wiUt her mother, Mrs., mu.sic.ian. Mrs. Orpha Wing. Booster Is PRICELESS PROTECTION In EMERGENCIES, iJohn McVeigh, iiave returned, from'and handshaker. ; Chicago to spend the winter here with | The loczsl Nutrition class will meet enabling you to summon doctor, firemen, hej* mother. Mrs. James McCrea, nnd with * ’ — - — ■Mr.'. ■*' Alice —Chase this week or police instantly, day or night. ■ family. Jiiunuay Thursday ahwjikaju afternoon.. . John Moore nnd John Jr., and PaidTlz- P T. A. will inwt next Wedno!ine Moore left Saturday morning for ।day evening. A jiot lu<dc supper will lie Juit one telephone call in an emergency their home in Ohio. Mrs. Moore, nnd held after which a pngtruni in charge small child went some time, ago 1 ,of thc women will be given. A three act , Mr. and Mrs. b Charles Cox ot De- play will be a part of the program. lifetime. j troit spent the fore part 6f the week ut the home of their mother. Mrs. SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. 'Ada Shaw, and attended the -sale. i Mr. and Mrs. Enn-.M Gorham nnd Charles, B. children Ol of isuiuiiln/oo Kalamazoo spent Sundnv i., KeUcr of vi aHolcomb. .u.v ....... Wis>> A--,->i vnillirvil .-'j>e>u nuiio.it WANT TO RlIY? TRY TMF WANT CO! UMN ,const t> and his brother. Ournle Keiwr.J W |th thc 1 1VDU1 1KI 1 nn 1 V,V/L.UHV*iy ()f MWdtevllte werc 8undoy callers in Francis Gorham. formers parents, Mr. and Mr' HE natural, even heat produced by goal in­ sures you of a com­ fortable, healthful win­ ter. Don't delay in or­ dering your supply— prices rise with the ad­ vancing season. So put your order in today. T COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better SMITH BROS.,VELTE & CO * MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO iU, 5 1 It’s«easy to be forgotten if you have no telephone I r 1889 1 43rd Anniversary ON NOVEMBER 9lh THIS COMPANY BEGAN ITS 44lh YEAR IN BUSINESS During lhe 43 years in which this company has been ih existence, many thousand* of people from all walks of life have found this old institution a haven of safety for their savings. 2[11£ Rational IHoan & ^nucBtment (jCoirtpani; 1250 Griswold Street, Detroit J. L. Mau, & Sou, Local Representalives, Hastings 1 FAOB mti COUNTY LINE. | COLLEGE HERDS GO . ’ middleviile. Mr and Mrs. Spenor Johnson and TO ■ -CHICAGO SHOW,|V*63 years, were of 8 D/hear, Joy vlsljcd friends near Pree­ ■, WV.V shocked to ... .... ot th.-r p,t eon ,port George Sunday. sudden death Wednesday P. M. K!><- J B ‘ :UiL, neighborhood. | w. H. OtLs left Thursday for Grand ' Clarence Shaw and two sons. Ray-;Rapids enroute to northern Michigan ‘ mond arid Roger Shaw, of near Nosh- • tor the deer hunting season. ;villc spent Sunday here at the old’ >«r. and Mrs. Howard Johtison of uomc with wiui his n mother. Mrs. Ada Shaw, Kalamazoo werc here Saturday to at. j। home family. lland and lamilv. O.n.l tend theImrarul funeralIIIofM.innltuManningrVulcrliiAA Douglass | John Poll and family were Sunday ।and spent thc afternoon with her par­ guests ot his parents near Grand Rap- ,ents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens. j idi • ' . Mrs. W. H. Otb Lt spending some , Sidney Kefiyon, Mrs. Kenyon and time with her daughter and husband. Mrs. Robert Garrett have been on the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster of BeUgvuc ^slck list. ■ while Mr. Otis Is north hunting. ! Mr. and Mrs. John Carter and son All thc cases of whoojiing cough are ' of near Orangeville were here at their > better. Some hare been quite scicre. ; farm Saturday afternoon Fred Newland left Saturday to Join the throng of deer hunters tn northern WEST HOPE. Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lord and SldThc many friends ot Manning Doug-1 ' ney Lord of Battle Creek were Sunday lass were grieved Thursday morning to j callers at Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lprd’s. learn of his passing during thc night. I Clifford Sims Is In Battle Creek vis­ He had been a life-long resident here, iting Ids brother. Harry Sims, who having been born on the farm where Heaves Monday for the north woods. he died- He was of a quiet, kindly, ' Our deer hunters also leave Monday nature and well liked by all who knew ■for the north. We hope,we receive a him and will be sadly missed by a host , nice chunk of venison on their return. of friends were held ut his late home I Mr. DeOclla returned to his home in Saturday A. M. and the many beautiful ; Grand Rapids Tuesday after a visit flowers were a silent tribute to him. I with his daughter. Mrs. -Glen More* The bereaved ones have the sympathy ! house.-. . of all. ; We arc worry to lose our scholar. Mrs. Flora Baird of Nashville is i Betty Terry. Betty U altcpdlng spending die week in die home of Mr. ‘ school in Battle Creek now and Mrs. Dan Dougbut : . Remember the community meeting : this Friday evening st L. D. Woodtndian wampum was u.'*d as money j man’s. by thc early New England settlers. ORANGEVILLE. MT When You Think Of Think Of SUPERIOR RED ASH POCAHONTAS « RED COMET The Coals That Give Satisfaction. Phone for a load today. We have MORTON’S SMOKED SALT for Sugar Curing Your Meat. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co Mr Oscar Boulter went Friday to FLOUR <- FEED COAL h- CEMENT LIME Otsego and will accompany her daugh­ . BRICK TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS ter. Mr- H McCiOud. to Ann Arbor. Monday, when- she goe? for treatment. John England arid daughter. Mrs. J.. HASTINGS PHONE 2118 H. Grove , of Bellaire, spent from Tues- ■ day until Friday with relatives and* friends at tiiat place. • ' • Mrs Tom McWhirter of De-1 troit "f in8r‘,^l‘V ROBINHUE PARK. (night with her abler, Mrs. Glenn Dean. .mu iwr uulu, t u. ixww.: iintksiif.-. Mr. and Mrs. George Poland spent and >-*m.ij. KcniH-th. llltle sou of Mr. and Mrj (Tuesday evening with the latter’s John Wlnegqr was in Allegan TliursJan-.H. H-rminrUr. h.u bun.quite ill brother. Fred Ingram, and family of )«“>’• the p.-i.t w<vk but Ls some belter at ‘ Hastings. | " Not So Comfortably. Though. thb time. i Mr. And Mrs. Julian Potta spwit I Mr. and ____________ Mrs. August ________________ LaFontulne ol 1 Sunday ,.. with their „ daughter and "How luis-1 large is your . Ice skating Hopkln> werc Sunday guests of their (band. Mr. and Mr,'. Glenn Dean. of rink?" parenu at thirl place. . Bownc. Betty Potts spent Saturday "It seals 2.000. —College Humor. Economy Rules At If) A&P Stores ESTABLISHED 1859 ALWAYS WHERE ECONOMY RULES In Our Meat Dep’ts Pork Steak Lean Cuts Hamburger Fresh Ground Sliced Bacon Very Nice 3 2 Lb.. Lb. Lb. BHAMS 25c 15c 12c LJc Beef Roast aucui. ebuck Fresh Daily Herring Direct from Bayport Pig Hocks Fresh, Meaty 8c 15c Lb. / 4 lL In Our Grocery Departments Salad Dressing Rajah Brand Sparkle Gelatine Dessert Pancake Flour SuB".yndl<l Tomatoes 21c 4 «<«•• 19c S Lb. Pkg. 15c No. 2<A 3 Can* 25c Quart 8 o’Clock Coffee g? 2 Lbs. Red Circle lb. 23c Oxydol targe Size Lifebuoy Soap ' -1 Grandmother’* Dreaa n«w sliced Soiip Campbell’* Tomato 39c Bokar lb. 27c 2 4 Pirn. Bar. . 4 Can, 37c 25c 6c 29C THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 16. IS” PAGE TWELVE j LEGAL NOTICES | CHAKCERT BALE DELTON. - । Mr and Mr* James Clark of Kala-r CARLTON CENTER. A pood many attended the com­ Mr Mn Ruuvn «na „=■ "“*» •I'l" fly have moved m from their farm for and Mrs. Marshall Norwood z munity dinner Tuesday at tlie Carlton J dar Creek spent the week end with Mr. ■!•«»« We ,re elver, ,, lemtbWJWeeki—WI* Grange hall. All Trad a good social J <and —* Mrs. Leland *Harntnond. ’———* ' . —,— La. • • Kalamazoo Friday. ■ time and all, enjoyed the program Mrs. Edith Carpenter received word Mr. and Mrs Roger WiiUqnu' of Wall -pensoted by the Carlton L. A S. Mr* Friday, re, Floy McDermott of Hope Cehof tlie death of her step-father la^e have moved In with Mr. and Don Foreman of Hosting* gave a short'"Frank Leach, of Plainwell. Mich. Sym­ vsiteef her mother, Mrs. Kdte W;lMr?’. M B N iwood until their new talk on thc Red Cross work. Many pathy L» extended the bereaved fatni*. Wednesday. Is completed. . i'of the ladles ztt-thl* community are■ Uy. ’ Mr and Mrs. Lyle Dickerson of near ■ hmnp Mr and Mr, John. Harrington-and meeting thl* Wkfk to piece blocks for Mrs Ed Grable was operated on at Marvin"attended a Mirpnsc dinner for quilt* and to do other necessary sew­ Gamer Hammon and family. ; rhe Plainwell hospital Friday. „ , . Bon of Battle Creek Mm. Mary Burge.'.* of Hutting*. Sun- ing -All who have gifts of potatoes. 0.1,rr -w.l*.. rtotnir, or Mdlni , ttl'‘ ‘>M"« ’““J '“■» damage to the sheep lost- week. Milo i Thursday, Herman. Rum«-JI and Ma* Howl* »t.irted drer hunting Ru»- at the home of FTrd Henncy by Nov. Hammond and Lee Nottingham losing ■, some. . [! tell Mott. Th I eval flowr Harry Sees.■ .da. W.iium Smith and Dotrr Foreman for distribution. Mr. nnd Mrs. Earl Thomas of Battle , Mr* Marton Clem “pent part of lost.‘Creek spent tlw week end with Mr and Mr ..i i Mr* ChrMer Ban bar* rr vrr^ with her mother of Sebewo. who Mrs. Carl Caldwell. e rtutn- d Mr and Mr* f.a !• u and bahy h.hi Mr*. Willix Carpenter remains about 1 it KaMmaz-«> H mday. • Mr and Mr*. Ouy Nash attended the the .same. Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hastings, Mich. •lft>iMy.Mttv of Plainwell funeral ol their aunt. Mrs. Clarinda Mr. and Xfrs. Alfred Ball of Kalama- 1 ivair.c-- Dunning Tu- s- stowt-ll of near'Woodland. Tuesday. zoo culled on home folks Monday. ;। , "‘••"rc wrry to near ui uie lu-n. Mr, and Mrs. Thuri Cook'and non.* i F'-.w.ird Kksh.xl and illn;.'. of Alex I' lionie of I.ike< of pminwell called on Mr, and Mra.j >f K Kalamiuix* were •visitors r__________ ______ . ......... .... R,,',r< nt pdcr.Ni. ‘I--------------u “ b,n'U “!r o( John “’“J Leland Hammond Sunday. Harold: Mr. and Mrs. I,e"n ixvier's unday. Laic1 Uaborne xirne of .this community communitv and nnd AnWJI1 o( p,,^- paw ypent the piut week I Donald Butler of Battle Criwif spent ents nnd brother. Mr. and Mrs Mt--. Margaret Harrington went to is wHl nnd favorably known here. at the Mime home, a few days the past week with his pur-1 Chum and Robert Butler, ■ Augusta Monclay to m*U , SEVEN KINDS OF COAL ONE FOR EVERY PURPOSE Hastings Lumber & Coal Co Barnard in their home. • • •> ■ ■' IAU nailfd by Mr. and Mrs Enw-at Ann- r Mr. tmtl Mr#. Frank Brngdon of EaM ::ong of KrflMMttOb drove to Auburn.' Curl,ton vtidted at Mr. and Mr*. Jamn* Indiana. Sunday to v>,;t Mre. Tirus'. Bragdon * Sunday t» celebrate Janie : Bnuidon'ri birthday. Ei'vyu Hayward gpenlj Mrs. Firtl Sorct and Mrs. R.«u'A.*:. strut Mr. L*'w War-jpinal ot N.'irtiua.n Carlton visited nt . iMi'.-ati'l Mi -, fteiiben Wilson's Sunday .. . .Ktfllr u-j.— M.wls Monday. Homer —. . Mr. and Mm. Charts-.* Hoistings of md Mrs G.orae Whittemore attendsd: North*;u t Hastings called on Clark hs- funsral uf Ed. Corwin at Battle-Barber Sundav. hrtk.Mondav. Mr. Corwin had lived Mr. mid Ml> Jinnc* R. Matthews in :;<ur hen- for somfHlme and symjmthy company with the former'* Muter. Mbs; is extended, to the family and >rla- Minme Matthew*.'t»f Grand Rapids.! : visited at Mr. and Mt - LewL* J Mat.Di lt.iii Sclnml New*. thews' Monday Thote writing a perfect paper on thei ’7H’. P' T"(•the Aliott diatrirt mid-term exams were:' Grade Tl, Paul ha“ th( lr "Ruhr monthly meetingFriWh.:).-r; Grade in Billy Kroex < "> night witli-n rood atu-ndnncc. DoMKhy’wibalda, and toward Kro.’ ’ -Mr -Wl Mr- Henry Smith, in comGrade V. Gv'.nm Wibalda: Grad.- VI 1 I>any with hi.* son-in-law. Mr. and Mrs Beverly Given. Frank Grjitst: Grad • -Clarence Din-hart, all of Ionia, vudt.-d VII. Doris Chafhbrrlajh; Grade VIII. J' Mr- nn<1 Mr’- Ju>- Smith's Sunday. E-.htl Jone. ; Grad* IX. DorL* Arent/. ' K2l>,‘rt ViUldcrh,,tI ;u“! ‘“'v oEWswt ' The boy.- have a new handicraft.club, Chroma railed on Mr. and Mrs. Jay hoax- on Janie* Brown's place under j Smit|i Sunday aftertronn. TUMiRAcloilNERk We have a trav.-.ing library hen W(, k > Uurr md to “even-h' A w U:i' oI Woodland I* apendlng ’ “'' the week with'his uncle. George Scars. itr! Frri iv’/X!-- Knc toil- hi'- isliu-. । IrtciWl, Mi-- Wilma AAe.’t. Ot Grand nc the-' rao cf^-1 ' "» C'U Fiirtom-'. Sun­ vet-not rias hns crime fnme rnir> lrstn!d: Jl*- Centerr scr.ooi ...‘y- .,John. ■ Smith , ,, and . . daughters of dkiw’livji vote last Suitin’ tv ",K*Ua«d 31,;’ canc‘' there . night: <i"h» iwtunmy Clarinda Stowvll. win has been w ore Koinif to luv.v our n^mbiv! sn:r’,rt"r ’or M* ’•«»«■ »"«>' "-- ’ - "s Sunday noon She will be tadly missed on Month iby all lu r friends and neighbors. Shu , has been a patient isuflerer. Her fuJ neral was iwld this Tuesday at two R pkaibieatlle. ;M. We all give our deepest sympathy to 'Rev. J.’c. OlHettS of Grand Rapid.j the bereaved tumtly. . will bring the 'mr.v.xsc next Sunday Mr. and Mrs ' George SenYs spent morning at 9 :AS in ’ <• absence of our; Sunday with their brother. John ■ . „ . 'Surnni. In WocdlaitdIh'vival meeting.-, elwdSundav i Mr atl(| Mr . clt;i|.k,5 Ncwman nnd ite.rt. Much, intenst ha£.bC'-n shown, f;»tiMr. Al/on Hill, i-imu’. Sunday at the ' n,M .ln:r1 T T . home rrf Mr; Summers in Sunfield. ' Will W;u-Hn and children of Clover-[ and family mid Mr. and ,1c and Mr. nnd Mrs. „ . Rusnell ‘ ..Watson — . ;; C5‘W Sears attended the Sunun called on Mr. and।atmual .birthday club Friday i<fR-ds?rt McKIbbin Clbbln Sunday. .< veiling at- Will Orhner r’ Mr.-aiut Mrs. Ly)<« MeKibbln of Otllcd on Mr. and Mrs. William in Sunday. • rb's Garrett and Mrs, Archie 1U‘b*m returned to.Ju bn bu.-ine.-A V.’«ri- home lAst week after a month's a : on account of her family liaving Mr., nnd M KuBTu Charles Mr and Mrs E'red Han. visited Mr. and M: - . Cyrus Buxton la South Map!-?; Grove Sunday. . .' Charley Crouw and aunt. Mrs Ntf'i-i 'Harold and andMr.O;»l .. SchtfcU. of11.Hastings and Mr.; ' the*- Dayton Smith and family from near I ' -.vilie were Slindny guwts of Mr Mrs Dexter Crome. SOI'TII M APLE GROAT •: -.o ■. IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS - Home Dressed STEAK 3 SAUSAGE F>«»h Ground 4 ROASTS Picnic Style FRESH HAMS Fresh Side or Back PORK Fancy Selects OYSTERS SAUER KRAUT Home Cured CORNED BEEF STEAKS Sunda ilker. a life-long jmor of the ‘Center mad usoiunr?■, j , . '»«• vicinity, jxissv'd away; 31iott end Cleota Conklin Wednesday at the home of Mr. and v nt Uie Robert Evan.' -Mr*. Adam Ahfln-:'-where he hud been­ . in Battle Cnck ' , ; cared for the past MX tnorftlis. Hi* R. H. Gray ot East A - funeral wa s held Saturday at the .M. ay <if,E. church nt Freeport. Gray S.un Eekt rt has been confined to’hisl sp»nt btii tlie pant few days but is better ut. their mother and brother, tills writing. Mts. LiKtt Gray and Robert. Mr. and Mis Floyd Thompsqn and Le«-!ah Klrlchncr of Nashville spent, family ... . of Campbell spent Sunday with ... — _. ... the week er;d with her grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. W« . Blough nnd fnmMr. nnd Mrs. Peter Hoffman. illy. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Thc test of an investment I* it* ability to weather any probable storms—and the proof of its stability nnd good management 1* Its record through tire storms of yearn. • During the post 40 years the Standard has weathered all storms with a wide margin of safety and with an unusual record of satis-factory returns to our investors, as evidenced by the 5 yearly dividend paid and the reserve fund of 1108,000.00 to Insure your future safety. The Standard offers you a notably.safe Investment with higher earning* than can be obtained outside of building and loan. We will be pleased to explain a plan that will suit your wuhes. cither as a savings ihvestment for lhe present or old age. We invite your correspondence. Standard Savings & Loan.Association GriiwoU al Joffanon Detroit, Michigan ( Isxal Representative J. L. MAUS & SON HASTINGS, MICH. Lb. Lb. fe’/2C Lb. Lb. 8c 8c 25c 8c 10c Pint 3 Lb. Round or Sirloin Purify Nut or Eatmore your choice 3 - 25c Pumpkin No. 3 Country Club uni F«acy dry pack - tnough for two glorlour golden pier In tech ua Jello Rolled C~ ^5 25c 5c All Hivori—Thc Nation *i mod fam out denert Sifted Peas Fine quality—A blj value 29c 2 Brown Sugar 2N^25c 6 u» 25c . French Coffee Bread 1>A-lb. loaf Country Club • plain w sliced Jack Frost Powdered sugar Rir-s Olives Utf. 10c “ ft. 25c Full bodied and Ravory 2 ^.15c Gingerale 10c Country Club—In heavy syrup Del Monte Peaches 2 No. 2’i cent 29c . Bulk - old faihiontd blown XXXX Sugar 5 lb. Peaches Country Club—Fancy Wisconsin silted Real quality al a teal pilct Lalonla Club - No bottle charge Investing Safely 25 c 25C Lb. OLEO Mr. nnd-Mrx. Albert, Prod of Millett । with the Jarrard-EHistoni Lightfoot. Mrs. A J. Moore has been nn the Alberta Greenfield and sort of Hnstitify spent ihi her father C.' W. Knt ■ Kroget is ready - with ell the fine things you'll need. No need to skimp or cut this year. Kroger prices are about the lowest we've ever known. Make your selections early. Thursdav ... Mrs.Dan Roberts -pent Friday with' Mr.*. Del’ Sl'.ively'tn Hastingn.' . Mr.’ Orlie Bebori has been quite sick1 with heart and'hervott* trouble. Mr. find Mr\ Sterling pdroth- apd1 lldrtn were Suiurday evening! guc*r.*! her brother MY and Mrs Bernard oyd Sta-Ip and family. Chester Johnrock arid Chat ent last »telt with her Get ready ~ for Hhunks^iviiifJ Mince Meat 6c 15c None Such • finer! quality 10c The lowest pries ever Cranberry Sauce ’i? 17c Dromedary Brand FINEST FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Bananas Golden yellow Fruit Ibe. Ripened lo the peak of their 5c Freah, chip. well-bltadjed Lemons Onions Cabbage S^Ma-Thln *i™«d~300 tiu Mlchlfae yellow 25 39c 19c Hard aolid huda Sweet Potatoes Taua The v«rv bed 10c � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-11-23.pdf c5eb46730133b5ffe2dda84e20e37d94 PDF Text Text I THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER 23, 1932 14 PAGES ’TRIP BY AIRPLANE A BIG TIME SAVER DECIDED CHANGE N SEMI SEEN1; BANNER PR NTS IN- I TERESTING SERIAL Do All^ou Can I arcfinding that the most litieral given. Frank Schumann Came From Los Angeles To Chicago In lamly part lime employment. They ;*ecm Iq re* 11 re tnal anile Twenty Hours MAJORITY. DECLARE IN FAV-1 PROCEEDINGS OF BOARd'OF . feeling thc-pinch. Others win OR OF REPEAL OF OUR ' Frank Schumann of Lor. Angeles, SUPERVISORS IN THIS **rjr or *wk arc ,u' I who visited Hosting* relatives Wuim* time. m> they are giving bigWEEK'S ISSUE PROHIBITION LAWS heartedly and liberally. There art* [ for a tew day*, left Wednesday for To'ledo. Frank has charge of the Pacific; ' --- ------foihr comfortable home* and income rara, «•„, w>u,»- COVERT ROAD ASSESSMENT EVIDENTLY BELIEVE BN _ Company iJSSJwl of Toledo - He I* . icnoi FORCEMENT IMPOSSIBLE; Overland DISTRICTS ARE .-RELIEVED •> •»« — »• aawux-ai, mating ms vi*n io uic lactory io pos-. rimnM-lf on'thc ...... new line of cur* Duff; [and a”“ a .,few. rvfure , to she at all. . Han. • M-i- General Di,po«ition To Parc t',. i'.'5 New Administration Has Big; .m b. ta.....-,., ,.u. Hr ,ra ♦ Problem In Connection With Eighteenth Amendment Till* is a country of--majority rule. There can be no doubt of the emphatic; wish of a big majority In tiie United, Blau-* that the Volstead Act and the, Eighteenth Amendment be rcfiealcd The Banner 1* not Questioning any­ body s right to hold such opinions as reern to him reasonable and Just on this or any other question When Hut ma|ority speaks .-.is emphatically as they did hi this case, no one can doubt■ what they want, nor keep them from • iiii hv thp Wills/-Ovt'rluiri tx-riiif,- All the folk* an niidilig this 3 hard In TOXOID TREATMENT GVEN TO STUDENTS ROOSEVELT MEET Have Pledged Two-Thirds Of One Percent Of Salaries For j GET YOUR RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP TODAY This Purpose * • । CAMPAIGN FINISHED IN VIL­ । That the teachers of tile Hasting#! DRIVE CLOSES ON THANK8 GIVING DAY—BARRY CO. LAGES AND CITY EX city reboots are interested in welfare. CEPT NASHVILLE QUOTA IS $850 by the action lalbn by the Teacher*', !ciub at a meeting laaL week. LIFE TIME IMMUNIZAA’ that gathering it wa.i voted tiiat ORGANIZATION DOING TTIOHAGAINST DIPHTHERIA ieach teacher would' contribute two-HUMANITARIAN WORK ithirds of oho [x-r-cent of-his or her. suUry for local welfare among ,the । Distribution Of Dr. Kinde Urges That Children :.‘chool children. This will* total Continuing around WWW 00. which is about ane-hjtlf Flour And Cotton Garments Of Pre-School Age Also Be. of ihe amount given in 1931. Many to Needy And Unemployed Brought For Tests tv.icher-. have pcnpDfil burdens this After New Yeans the County Health year that they did not-hare hereto­ could not do a* much locally l*nt RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP? Deiurtnitnt will.put on an anii-dlpli- fore. anti therta campaign. In this care they But thij On Thanksgiving Day lhe annual ipprecmtcd. : Roll call will dnse for this year Harry churned, than the 'county quota is $s»> and from pre»Toxin-Anti-Toxin treatment. • ent indication* the tundutit will fall , campaign will be carried on'in, the ' far Abort of that goal. t!o everyone'* ’ .. >unty. it 'havjpg ^ration U roiicuncompleted in tty' rehool-. of fret - making in.-, eastern Journey from Ltxs! Down County s Expenses Is : lime to gel atoML with inc<lines greatly Angeles, he came by airplane from! Evident In Record Of Session ‘ ,hr for <lv,n< noih I mt ’ al■ alL But mo»t• “ofr that, city to Chicago, leaving Lo* AnTlx- Banner is puMbhmg tins wwk .|hrm ~ are r^j„„,dinr Anv„nl. Hho lu. grl«m at ten o'clock one morning and I,«n Interesting serial entitled Th< a„ lnl.nlw. »h<iu|d Ko tl„. ||nilt ln clvJn< arriving in Chicago nt reven o'clock I Proo-edmitb of the Barry County ■ )or rrhrf thw ttll„ wU| ,,-rUllIi, th- following morning. He said it was Board of Bupcrvuora We cumio’ nrrd u durinr thr ^ming winter and a tiirtlling journey and a time saver. concrtve of, every reader of the Banmonth*. ner sitting up nights to r.a.l Ui-m- pro- • wlien lhr rommiUrT |rl w aU n-cdmus: but tbfcy are interesting an<i !Mrl ln u„. alutU(|P o( noi thinking how .ought tore- rend by every clti/.-U of th- IUUe ur <an bul h„H nlu,h Mr •'county We arc sure Unit tiio*- *h<- oucht lo give, and then add a little I do read them will be sutlMicd tliat-the? more> : board of suiM-rvlsors did their best to ; ’ — , aa and Middleville and 13659127 NUMBER 30 PAGES 1 to 8 HASTINGS TEACHERS DO­ NATE TO WELFARE WORK ■EIIM 06794583 campaign top ’ Bepn renta'.ive* ol I Mbit-. limit in titvk’r to relieve the pro-)■ .retinols by Drx Morns and Lofdahl. AT PRESENT MINORITIES the American LeDates will be given-to t) Barry county of-part '<>f their tax i It is evident that there has been a SPARRING MEET AT ODD ,,Ic burden; ..nd they accomplished exact-: pt ‘.he one-room schools of NAME CANDIDATES decided change of sentiment in recent years. Not long ago Michigan, by a FELLOWS ARENA TO HON- ly that. • and the content of the pin organization. FOR OFFICE । Through*the action <>f the board of! majority of about 100,000, pul prohi-. OR PRESIDENT ELECT and Sunday .school claw*-. have assist­ ! .*ii|x-rvtM>rs. Covert road assessment billon into the state 'constitution. When made immune from, this dunase ; ed in securing memberships. their help [districts were relieved of all taxation , i-.,- ■» ,, rm attempt was later made lo amend MANY political acci being greatly appreciated. FIFTEEN BOXING BOUTS orrtife bond.* given for.Mich-highways . NOVEMBER TERM OF CIR- that chiidri-n pl pre­ that action by permitting the sale of Further than that every towndilp's ap- j ‘brought ----to the schoolhoU dents THIS YEAR beer and light wines in tills state, tlic CUIT COURT OPENS ON HAVE BEEN SCHEDULED i portionmem for Covert road taxes whf i treatment is to be mv« ti and have theni; majority against the amendment was . and that ouc-iialf of every dollar n>THE TWENTY. EIGHTH cut m two. and a good slash was made t •iil:<> taki. this Toxv.d'trl-atmtiit SU- Evils Of Old Convention Plan ceived u retained here for welhra well over 200,000 votes. That was before ‘tiitics show that 85 per cent of the prohibition was attempted as a na­ Contests To Be Held Thursday in the county's share of. Covert, road Could Be Ended With Use /*'.•[*• “> ^deaths due to diphtheria are of clffltional policy. On November 8 last Evening, December 1— i roll as members. . - SEVERAL SUITS STARTED dren who are- und«r five years of ac. prohibition was defeated by a vote ol Of Secret Ballot The claim has also re-en matk- that Usual Prices |tion of tile Michigan legulaturc. at its' ■ BY NASHVILLE BANK Toxoid treatment is entirely rate Sugrtfsbons from the. Bunner as to I relief was giwn to families where thc ' for a child of nine month* and over. Michigan'.* prohibition laws. This shows-! • Thc Odd Fellow* liavr prepared an special session, m diverting all tin . . husband spent what money he could al! parents of ; »’hat tjie Incoming •democratic admiri- get tor boore Instead ol caring fur bow much sentiment has changed The rxoptiural , program for Thuradav• ,,r °«>‘r ‘l"K, . 1.Usual Grist Of Divorces, Tres­ " io - five *’ years ' Wr.it ion at Lansing should do may not those dependent upon him That unmajority evidently believe it is folly to-■ . .7 i children from nme-montiis . . . . . ’ ;•«» counties for the purpose of relieving; ... p.v... u>, alcoholic liquors night. December 1. when the rlns; them of Covert road cost* and bon<i< d pass Cases, Five Criminal , •>! age, who lire not attending relunl. attempt to prohibit in oru •r: but ... would ., think that | doubtedly is true in some instance*, There are others, who are Just as con- light* will illuminate the most colorful. indebtedn*-.--- I: was up to the sii|x-r-j ; will be brought to the school at tfioj the unfortunate ** rcsultv----------- but the mother and innocent children Causes On Calendar scirntiow,. who favor prohibition; but -and fastest card which the Odd Fei-! visors to decide how they would use! ; time the treatment is Riven in their must re- cared tor. eVen It the father the majority rules ' lows Arena has yet produced. The]this extra ri^rney. They umx! it in .Circuit court will convene on Mon-;dt«mct. Thb is an opportunity which; recent primary and the November does drink. One cannot let children day. -----------------NovemtH-r 28, with cases---------listed ; «.u;-ht not to------be’ .... neglected. In con.-.idering what led to the over­ meet is to be known as thc "Franklin! Barry county for the purpewe of chnit- u.^ --------the ---------------- ------—,rH.-KJWith MH« the h v tlpn ought to make that parly feel. gu hungry or cold when oisutance turn we may fairly conclude, that folks D RoMevdt Congratulatory Meet” and natihg Covert rond (fiMrict n-.M-smcrit'•; up !or consideration. The jury • ,!'iUh ratc hl*?h among children of .1Vl. -r *y5iem of making nomi- ctuld be given. And ... such... coses are In were not suiisfled with the way prohi­ is dedicated to him tn honor of his [this yeir. trimming th-.- townships !; ________ __ __to_____ _ ; |Urjons aiujj( p,. worked out in this! the minority, happy to ,<av Tlu- real lus tx-en_______ notified_ not come__on’the.thc ‘I,,! prerMhoo! lu‘" vhool age. aa-. _______________ parent* of children day, but'on Monday’"iJecrmre'-r "'" nine ninr months to five years of of'ace fa«r Mate. bition worked out in practice Anglo overwhelming victory and a--> a cour- share of Mich bond* and also making a' opening rf nv h„r iw..rak.- fr’-rm z-.... ’ tn«.n. given mean In in many mnnv needy n..«.iv .cases r»<»« far far 'help Saxon courts are tenacious in uphold­ tcous expression < bf cdoperaUpn and • big slash* in the county's share. Thr ' 5. If they shall not be needed then M,rely should improve tlw chance In this’congressional district, if we overbalances the kind mentioned above, Isuperviwni arc also iii<l<-bt«i Ind.... .. to ... the .... ex- they :nc,y will ViM be lx. duly aiUy notified noun Isupervinora ing the Idea that a man's home is his confidence. Following Is: which J-> now offered them. Th.-treatt. ,had mu .,, u „„ .,v„M«, system! -----« national relief work. hud the ulu old vn convention Loe®,- state — and There will be fifteen boxing bouts, (cdlenl financeenng'of --------. . ro»'l,.llt calendar of cases: castle. and that officers have no right B.pcUent flnanceerm«‘of tl tile county ment will .cost nothing and will be. done; (;._.nrgP Fouik. s. who was successful at is done by the Red Cross, special rmlo search a home unless they ha ye and wrestling will be eliminated. Some I commission. who lyvv.- kept down ex-: (by a doctor who knows how to do it. never would have been phasis being given at thc present time Criminal Cause*. —...<■ of thej-rr —“ -r--r positive evidence of violation of law c., of M1V the fastest amateur aboxers i»n » —that it w;r.-jiox-lble for the < .s. Earl V Knoll, bastardy.,i\ LjfferfJhc Schick ' 'I',' test will be xiven-to' thought of as t|ie democratic nominee| to the distribution of Red Crori flour ‘ •citv of Lansing luinMn.r will be lx- there then* to meet mwi coanty to tire li’i- n!) all thus extra money for , * therein. Derision* of our courts bascd*cliy. ■—>.".- -.'<-r the treatment liuit congressman. He is a political uc-1 -md cotton gannehte. on that idea made it very difficult to local boy*. A* a qxiriul added attrnc-. relieving the tax burden, for j "CC0,nI}]Whw* wl,a‘ 1113 <hhi?ned to do c-^u.nt, due to the primary' ana and due. due. to[ The good women' of Burry county People v». Alviff Huver. rape. r The supervbans enforce prohibition, where the law-, tlon. Dick Malinowski of Grand ----- ■ Hup-! — - > •« — -.. —•««»*. also. .a. It will re­ trial. I A nrvailve •rc.-ull. from Sc.uck tcA*. j]n. n*c-. (A(.. may t|ut uiirMnnico minorities van m.i .; hare can nuiv make splendidly ... to ...v tire »^ap, - i the > -------■ ■ me ■— -- res;nnded -,^..^....7 breaking was carried on in liomcx as ids. who made Mich an unuMwl sh<»w-| .wn. sliced salarii-.s and other expenre i People v* James Hammond, rajx-. for' '“ h:*’ -tAk,‘n.nomination* at a primary. Mr. Fm*tt< * -*anutrmea and many organ. tf largely .was. We are nnt questioning Ing at the last meet in Old Fellows • and did what they could to make it as 'arraignment. 1 I? ” 1 * ,, U,,MSU,U ’ vied in lhe republican primary, —’ ■*»■»• ■*»•« hgve »taken “«'-• cloth for »-*- dresRes, — oted the izuGens .- o,,:, v. Mjrrtt ra.a.d McComb I®rB“JS? 'I'J.'L m 1» jlisted cither tiw right nr the good faith of Areiui .will be here again, to meet an easy as ptwdblc. under existing condiHimself u- a republican, in 1928. He ''-*hlch they are making for the needy, Merrit Edward McComb the courts in construing laws ns.they equally fast boxer Irom Lansing 1 tlbns. for the people of this county tn 1 mtefit tu rape, for trial. (member *mn<- terrible epidemic of;dld Ul(. panu, Jn l930 nn(1 number;On* I A. S, group is to make six or beliore to be right. - That is what Steven Kannca. whow R-cal debut was;meettiielr tax burden next month. For , dipnthena. which used to be somewhat „ nt . llt (j 1P primary that year. Thefe , elt;ht dresses at its next meeting, some courts arc for. But the fact remains ’delayed on thrrail of t!,v thank, o! ••• t!;<,,■•- je-iple •>. • • * ■Ix’civnre of- hianullcs - '■ *' this the of. Py-oplp vs. John Brock, leaving the' common and sometimes exceedingly: w,.n. democrats on the primary ballot |°f the'members having cut the farI.scene of an accident, for trial. ParentsOUI^ht not to hate have tto-...-I__.ar _.u_ ■ ..Moo __ ■ d«...by the__party _ Inwn't« thai state and national court decisions High school football team, will enter i the county should be Riven to their suvirulent. Pnrentsought ->: tJlls yt u^>0___ had ;ments»ml andnrctmroH preparedthem themtar forAnkhlno nnlshing. Jury C ivil C-au*rv. made it exceedingly difficult to enforce tire Arena matched with a fast young- I pcrri*ors. a* well a* to their county The Commercial Investment Trust re- urged to take advantage of this fine *,1^ lw buttle* for many years and Thc c:ot!1 s«PPty contains print of !I chance to have their children Im-1j who. judgment, were i-ere far far better better' ' various various patterns, patterns, outing outing flannel. flannel. *hert*heetprohibition. Unless it can be enforced ster from Laruing. Tom Myers u> idao, raod commUhinn. for holding ex­ | vs. Syra Pierce." snumpsit. .A-ho in ln our ..... judgment, it is certain* to be unsallsfacton*. An making his nuffden appearance Thr pciure.-. down *o that no county high- . Elida Shaw vs. Burdette Lichty, el!> muhued from tiffs disease. i qualified for congrrsvman than Mr ! In£ o^dseye, etc. unenforceable law does harm, because it old favorite*. Ed. McGrath, Fen! way. tax has been levied for two year.-, F./alke- They Thev were turned down a'. a'E:,ch ““"S’ 01 Rcd Ct^ IFoulke*. creates disrespect for all laws ThomM. Harry Beaver. Pet Barlow and i’in thlaitounty and also making it posFrank E Fursts Fred G. Thomas, ys CITY TAX RATE RE‘tlx- primary and a political accident: ’tcur pven out by Mrs. Don Fore­ There is another reason which we Glenn Pingleton will again defend the rible for thc county to me al) the exsecured Hu-nomination. Compare hlm|*nan llw headquarters on No. MichDUCED-$3JO7 PER $1,0001 with Dr. Swift >! this county and Chx- | bclleve accounts for mudii of the scnli- -colors of tlw- Odd Fellows Arena Club. lr“ money from the automobile weight A'e“ck, thp* ln ment against prohibition It was a During tiie past week the program J tax to lower taxes This county- ow.-s ..v.'px-B vn UH- -wwc. m _._. . , A .___________ ^}® .'£cn}J?TS?’ T^e.CIYT3 tlk-T.u-e. m „ • Kimmcrlf Of Cas-1 lounty. Few contragedy, when tiie Eighteenth Amend-.has been attempting to get permission'Kraliludc to thc legislature which, at tnLelandon E. Holly vs. Dr. Clarence i- , Total Assessment Fixed By I vention delegates Who would see the 'Ye carcf u-‘> investiRated so that only ment was adopted and the Volstead of the boxing coinmlssinn to put on *;iu special session niude p ■-.•ible a large Lathrop. Irrop-us on the <a.MBoard Is $444 232 Less ! thn'e mon * and know their history < *hM “’T. ’ o Bn? Board_.Is $444,232 law enacted, that efforts toward creal-’six round- bout between. Ken RciCM. reduction of road taxes in Barry cowl­ Enid Jtelly vs. Dr. Clarence p. LathKi no, Less . would think of selecting Foulkes.' It ‘s " ing temperance .sentiment Jn this coun-! Un. local nuuiager of Marshall s gym-ityTb«„ Ih4.ri. had b,H.n a llpmncr;Ulc dijtnct and wULbe of assistance to every re* Than uxrani In'1931 I^n’^r^nf^rtir^tra’lninff8 and°w5s *ltn'' wh0 ha-,i't,u? tra,**‘I'“ of rITnuQCAClMilAC ' E. Holly. 11. by next friend. The Mipervlrors n! ihb, city have ar-; convent ion be never would have been Can you afford not to belong to such er a part of school training, and wa*. he HaMing* boys in hand and three FITCH BEACH WAS , Dr. Clarenre P Lathrop, trespass'rived .»•. the rate for th. tax t > be le- n • largely forgotten In homes and local »oxcn>. each boxing two round.', ROTARY SPEAKER10” ,h0 ! v|,-d lrt CJlv pavnb'.e in IXcember. It is in Detroit tliat^reme of the mmff a humanitarian organization as the churches, ^fc-ople. who, had been always This teatun- ail! lx- put on us an exnUIAni orCHI\tfi j Em,, Man-' i-iw>^rtti.u ofto !'flam-ant Ernestt’ Vermeulen Vermeulen vx. vs. PHoebe Phoebe'.MariThe/ictual mt.. rate ,. re *-i J23•,-> 52 on tiie «i Sl.oftO. flagrant eviU evil* of of the the nritnan primary system system Red Cross’ As a patriotic duly in active in tcmix'ranw work seemed to tra, giving thc audience, an opportunity there days of unrest and unemploy* !kt-r. trespass on the case. I which covers the city school tux. .1, become apparent. A well known and have reached the conclusion <hnt nil to see a former lightweight champion Gave Personal Experiences In everyone who can riniiJit JOIN Non Jury Civil Cause*. 1 well as the county, state and County''*ell qiialiilcd judge in Detroit Was mem such work ended when the Eighteenth .use his skill and ability to meet the THE RED CROSS THIS WEEK. n„, ! Forrest E Jordan ct al vs Pitt Hugh ’ Covert road levies. Tills rate in *3.07 beaten by a man who had once passed: .turt or n r,r»h .nd man „ ° Ul ScrV ’ amendment was passed and the gov­ el al. e).«me»l «, th, (I.MO Than thai year the- Ida eaanunalwa, bm had ran rarru.UPC Tn OIIV ernment undertook its enforcement. It interval* of two round*. ice Above Self' Wolverine Fruit -Product* Co vs which w.-is 12659; but that dws ceeded in practice H<- wax running a lUUn LnANUt IU BUT was Just as true after that event as be­ L. E. Barnett. Noble Grand of the. -pijp Ha-tinrs Rotarians heard a ‘William Boughnt-r. trespass on the■ h<A tell the whole story. The tnal ns- restaurant when nominated for t.'w , AT YflllR fHA/M PR1PP fore. —. and — is still — true, .. — that — indulgence .. . — Hastings Lodge, has sent a courteous. m,—hiv interesting t'.iik -it their notvt ..... :-ssment a., fixed by the board of re- Judgeship In the tld.il wave that-. Hl • DUH UW IU rniLE in intoxicants for beverage nurpota41«Jnvnatlon to President-Elect Roosevelt wnchemn Monday’ by Fiteli Brach a case. " unwire .nd harmful 11 was and is stilFTo be pfraent at th* meet He may not SZ “SStan kte BeacTiive John Neisz vs. Louis E. Barnett, os- >view in 1931, was 8SJ83.158. This year'swept thc democrats into office this’ Every Article In ’Miller Fural* i thc total -was 84.838.926. or a decrea-c man was elected a Judge. He never re»e that temperance trmrerw, is i* a virtue........... ,come: but .. to„ lhal lle B1U rend X of hu o*m personal experience* sumpslt. t^ic Elmer F. Watrous vs. Mrs. Edgar L MM.232. ■ would have been named ln/a conven-j tore Co.'s Stock To Be Those responsible for getting the "some .representative will'be some •"ITT? representative and there will be1 In carrying out the ,k., mitto ol Rotary ;1 ------: ■-------------------Mead, trespass on thc case. ! M on? '*'•! th ” tint® to figure tion. There are several unknowns who; (Continued on page three) - - o-her -----notable guests. Offered At Auction • I -Service Above Self." It wit-, a feeling Asenath J. Boley. Gdn. vs. Charles Hhb through it. will show that the rate'were sent to the legislature from De-i . The full program will appear in the । Bpjwaj to thc better -side of men rra., et .< aE ... trespass on-thc on-.ra r.ra ,------------------------------—-------—— -------------------- -------------this --------------‘"'I “ "S' ca.Mwinter city taxes has been decreaseditroit and Wnjiie county year in; A ^next issue of tlw Banner. Seat sale Bnd WPnt hotn(. to I|K tM.anjs of aU whl> Futla. HASTINGS WON FROM Alder. Todd vs City of Hastings Httle more than IF. per cent, while the great <l<-nw>crattc wave thjff swept munlty is going to be offerer! the peo- . . opera C.™>> .nd su-Hura Oros ,,„,d Mr 1>acl, «„ ran. ... trespass on the case. ’ > ‘he total assessment of thc city wxs re- that city—men who never would have. p.c of Hastings - viy a chance t> nur' EATON RAPIDS IN DEBATE. B .nd J.kr H.-lmnon- SHUrdky Th„n»pnk- iramrtlp In <hu rounm State Bank of D«wkenille by Leon O. duced 8./ per cefit—or a total of about been thought of In a convention. They ctiase furniture , anfljhouse furnishing* o. lira wok. No.-r.nbrr »,th .hr „„ rn.nh.ru « L.rin Wentworth, receiver, vs. Douglas ScoiL • 3” l»r cent. This mak<a substantial are political accidents. Yet they will jit at your own price This op'.xwiunlty u tame " price* a* ’heretofore. Upheld Affirmative Of Question......... rf"" “ —mnnu...c<ur.n« bralnrra «. ch.rr- trespass on the casl‘. vo be given by thc Miller Furniture reduction from a year ago. It is too!help make otir laws in Michigan. to lotto «hrrr th. lw./ pro.prr.-d „„„ of Gile< „ A/ieliberative In the matter of the estate ! varly to predict what thc. legislature ' ' ’‘ *" “body ’ of ' selected ' ' ' men Company of thia city, for thirty years Of State Income Tax—Next FORMER HASTINGS RES­ .1.™ -----1 — .—i lorn, pro-Inure do atid what may be done with should choose candidates for office. id busint-ss here, jlwy have a high sramu bra, no. mndr 1dm i«l nt nil BhrpnnJ. drrv.ra.-d. nppenl m “ < Contest Friday, Dec. 2 : Superior to others less fortunate. He L* patr c.-mn, |j count county and school taxes for next year, That method would be In hannony repmation for square dealing and for IDENT BADLY INJURED [ the same una.wunffng. plains genial. In the flrut preliminary debate of thc which will not be and cannot be de­ wlth the American representative sys­ the quality of rperclinndlsc they *ell. (Continued on page five) season Friday evening in the High The entire stock—nothing reserved— ; kindly man that he was when he had tem. O.MI Buch H a uv..«-.nk..K deliberative U-A.Y body, UUK.O ought i tcrinmed until next year. However . ,v.u. school auditorium. Hastings was suc­ Mrs. Thomas Burns Suffers little of this world'.* goods. He will ai- FOURTH DiST. CON­ I it icems probable that further rvduc- to be free from thc evils of theTncT‘of~»?ie Millet Furniture Company 1* to cessful over Eaton Rapids. .convention system, and that could be bc offered -• at — auction, —■— piece2 •— by piece. •--Pelvic Fracture In Auto “ welcome.guest at the Hu*| tions in taxes will be made for 1933. The local trio consisting of, Vernon ; easily arranged. Tlw delegates could The opening sale will be Friday evening « , v . m , tlnss Rotary Club. VENTION ON SUNDAY Smash Last Tuesday I —---------- --------------------Wlnlnger and MLws Helen Keeler and TH HIQTRIRIITP RAQ. i**’ nominated at caucuses, where a sc- of this week. November ,25. beginning* IU UmniDUIF. DftD CITt blllol takeh Secret.ballots at seven o'clock. Thia means tliat peoLillian Tolhurst, debated the affirma­ Hastings friend* of Mrs. Thomas Hastings American Legion And tive of the question of a state Income KETS FOR THANKSGIVING could be required In «l) conventions, so pie who wish to purchase any article of tax. Eaton Rapids debaters were Burn* (Irma Worden) of Edmore were Auxiliary Were Well Repre­ now have of that there could furniture be no corruption. It an opportunity — — Marian Osmun. Marguerite Miller and sorry to hear of thc accident i^ which j Teachers And Pupils Assisting was thc secret ballot that ended the getting the same at an auction where seated At Meeting Monta O'Dell. , she suffered a jielvi* fracture on Tues-1 MRS. JASPER BEACH. corruption of voters al elections. It the highest bidder takes the article Prof. N. J, Weiss, men's debate coach day of last week. The article Irj the In Furnishing And De­ On Sunday the Fourth District con; would end the evils of the old con ven- whatever it may be On page 6 of thU Owing to the death of her husband. , nt Albion college, was the only Judge Edmore Times read* a* follows. tron system, and give to us deliberative issue will be found the full page an* livering Same Mrs. Jasper Beach will have an auc- vcnlion of the .American Legion and and he gave thc victory to Hastings, Tuesday noon while on their way to; [Auxiliary was held al Otsego, lhe.ses-' Members of ■ the home economics bodies entrusted with the important nouncement of this wonderful sale by basing his decision on the following Lansing a party of six Edmore tropic j[ tlon sale to dispose of thc personal sions being held in the Legion building function of selecting candidates for the Miller Furniture Company. Read ! . points,' analysis of case, argument, evi­ were participants in an automobile ac- ; property, on the Chester Beach f%h?n, 3 and mk: dinner uMUKt In M. lhe Pythian hull. ..... classes at High school, together with ; office. the the adrertiiemwu carefully and plan dence. rebuttal and delivery. He raid cldcnt when tlu- car they were riding miles west and S mile south of Ha*-.1 Those from here who attended were Miss Eleanor Edger and Miss Mildred If the next legislature and thc new to attend -the sale on the opening that on. each of these five jrelnts Hus­ In skidded and hit a guard rail injur- tings, on M-43. Col. W. H. Couch will ,Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wood and Harry, i Tuttle will supervise the packing and k“" Rovernor are anxious to economize for night, as well a* at Jlve.hotir*.named . [ cry thc sale which will commence at I 'Mr. nnn Mrs. Harn' wooa ana riam.i *“‘«y tings was superior, which was very Mr. ..uu and ..IT.-.. Mrs. Don Mr. distribution people of Michigan, they can save for Saturday and thereJftcr. 'nffv'sale . .Ul WVII Foreman. .W. .................... of- the Thanksgiving . .. , - , boso'clock sharp. Will Gorham will serve V. 'Jr.. gratifying to the local participants, to and _...« »«.. Mrs. ua Ed. Downs. Angelas a, Spirts lt-u keu ket.* nrovided provided annuallv annually 6v By ouim pupils U of of the a •great murjy thousands of dqllara to will be especially welcome coming as it. Those who were injured are: Mrs their coach. Albert Becker, and to all Wm. I. Chamberlain, broken nose and as clerk. In addition-to u span of 1and Frank’ Annablu. also Dr. and Mra.'city school* ; towtufilps. counties and the state. We dues just before Christmas. who are in any way interested in thc, badly lacerated face; Mrs. Alvin good* work horses. 2 cows, about 50 !B C. Swift'of Middleville. Last year fifty families were remem- have no means of estimating what thc _ ___.T . .._ ' chickens, hay and grain, there is a nice ' nnd body ()ru£sea. ^tr5 work of the city school*. rkl —-----Raymond Kelley of Detroit, national bcred with food and the list is much cost would be of holding iv primary in CO. TREAS. STREETER AND 'list of farm tools oil in good condition. After the debate lunch was served A. *. Lorens, ^.u., committeeman and Past state Com- larger tiffs'year. Donation* have been badly wrenched left Michigan: but we would say that it DAUGHTER GET DEER to the guest* and friend*, by the de-; artn body bruises; W. I. Chamber- ; !Among these pre a John Deere mowing 'mander. gave an interesting uddrvs, received from a majority of the stu­ would reach well toward a quarter of unvu ni^n uli uctn machine; Deering hay rake; steel j ; -following thc dinner adents. *nL< I rx— lln- upper >*P badly cut; Mrs. Tom a million dollars. There never was * Rcturned Saturday From Montrrtdarewnin. Dumber lUjU,, Bma. ,„lural pelru. TO, wm .11 frame spring tooth drag: a good studcSeparate business se.wion.-t were held ; Local truck owners volunteered their penny required from, the state to carry * 5°2.“.,?ol'.*?<1.“ l™*‘ Ukcn u> the Bt. Umnee huplul. baker wagon; combination hay and at Which reports were given from the services last year for the distribution on the caucus and -conventicn system. morency Co.—Gone From istock rack; good heavy brass trimmed [ various Units, all evidencing con­ 'of tiie baskets which was a great helpThere need not be if It shall be re­ harness; 2 sets slelglis; an extra good ' Homo But Five Days side, but with an en- ca, treatment and released Wednes-i, the affirmative aide, j In the work. It Is hoped there may be ' stored. tinued interest in all department*. — I grain drill; steel'land roller; Gale rid; KS,m,dlSS7.",‘„XH’ epiwmd aw^om,„,w,1h\heemW1«1olMr< County Treasurer Willis Streeter and ■ , Announcement of the next conven­ a similar action this year. The Camp We are confident that It Would give r XSu mini™ am J,Yr"-*n2 ’’.1L b'“nn'Y?b'a i Ing plow; 2-horse culllvator; galvnn- tion I Fire girl* will assist with the' work also, us more suitable nominee* titan we daughter, Mbs- Doris Streeter, went lo will be made later. ischoal close* Wednesday night tor the have under the primary. i Montmorency county deer hunting last dum oeonle te^bout^en da« b 8ht 1019 Ford pick-up, and many other oryoung people and and Uwv they have have the the be*t best f° 1 balance of the week. 1 week and were gone Just five days, reSEWING FOR NEEDY. 10 "" "°mg ln «*n W | tide* not mentioned. In view of the wishes of all for a successful season. i turning Saturday momlng. , The ladle* of the Hastings City Mis- i PUBL1C SUPPER. • TiiANiraniviNr- n*v J circumstances that makes this sale NEW LICENSE PLATES. I I uu On Thursday. louimy. mr. Mr. ouwwr Streeter km was auesue* TURKEY DINNER AND BAZAAR. „ , mu necessary, it is hoped that there may sion art sewing for the needy every! The sale of 1933 license plates for T,‘e da1c ,or American legion getting hl* deer and on FrtTuesday and many garments arc being I r»............ . . ................................... . ... . tuvlllnrv xnnrwir 1c Raiurrtav avrn I no . ... r. . . ..... . . . w automobile, and trucks started Auxiliary supper U S*tunlay evening. day. Mbs Doris, not willing lo be out* given out. Wc need more tlT X" . ; Saturday. Tills allows purchasers of December 3. from 5:00 till 7:00'•»»>» dme by her father, went out alone and I such as clothing, underwear and ' nd shoes. snoes cars dllrln({ Ihc lust two wcck3 of No_ Legion home on Bo. Church St. Price Uj B s(KHt Um(. fcnother flne otic. 11-23. I !„!y i d, Th*nk4glv'' At Quimby church. Thursday. Dec. Call 3862. ! vember to use their vehicles at once b 25c. A fine menu Is being planned. ThU w lu.r Rrst experience at hunl------ :-------- ***--------------WashSrtLffM 1‘herttaJejU Th^kJb? UU B*zattr *fleni0OT‘ *nd evening, fine withniit buying hnvlne 1932 1932 plate*. nlatex. The The regrw. Mr*. Henry Henry Mulder, Mulder. chairman. Chairman. v„„ naturally nali,rail* IhnlUI eer.AvTk J t . without Ung and was very thnlMd _ ... _ ____ ____ _______ SECOND WARD 1. T. A. ulaj. o{ 1M3 plateJ tQ aU ovrner3 ----------------- ----------------------with tier succras. RUMMAGE SALE AND BAZAAR. ———' A fine program Is being prepared for of automobiles, truck* and trailers will For placement and pouible later, tlon of the 200th anniversary of the NEW LOCATION. SQUARE DANCE. | th e next meeting of thc Second Ward start December 1. The 1933 plates will opu.Mu,™ uj <i UU ac virew u* -.~Sponsored by House Circle of Mid, adoption, a fine batjy boy., nine week* birth of George Washington." Special At Am now located on David At Clear „««nian. lake Thanksgiving night, P. T. A. on Monday evening. Nov. 28. have black block numeral* on a white dleville M. E. church, to be held In tiie ------------------------------------old. See either Judge E»* C. Eggle- music by combined choir*. A cordial Nov. w 34. Woodmansee'* orchestra, at thc Second Ward schoolhouse. Il is background, and all the plates will farmer Swift office*, all day Saturday, farm, two mile* south on M-W. *ton or Henry- Odxrn.—Adv. [invitation to all. jFrank Herrington.—Adv . n-23 hoped there may be a good attendance, have number* lower tlian 100,000.. jDec. 3.—Adv. ,T34—Fl>. Ruth Springer, M. JURY S CALLED FOR MOW DEC. 5 One Auction Sale X riS XdX <" "on™. B'Z-AA“ A!,D !1SW^U»^SK; oeSKl: “ ,upp,r “ - “•» ­ �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1833 PAGE TWO PlinnrPTO DI INC rno uwfiE cities op rz:Z“ - □Ubbto rLflnlD run POSE MOMENT xs! 07950633 I UUL GillL.lgUillL.il I ..player< ftl p1W<;n( Theatre. Gram! WOULD E,ap,±- dJnn* 2.'’ JTk 'TsU1,ll,n TAX LIMITATfON Monday. November 28th. with mannee* Wednesday, Friday and Saturday PREVENT MANY CIVIC ‘Till* u the ijsoken play Itself and no: IMPROVEMENTS , । a motion or talking picture, performed 'by a fine company of acton*, with a;>iproprtute codumes olid *een»ty Not DETROIT SEEMS ESPE­ a|U| per--, PRICE FOR HIS PJQDUCTS CIALLY DISTURBED formance made such a. profound tm. . • ' «■_.».« prcssion ....•■!■.» as-Ulis ... u.l. wonderful a.,n<:>..:id work. ...:k 1: I L Magaxino Writer Think, New Asking Supreme Court To Pass a «,mcd» .,iWut Ute. ..nd yet n Administraflon Wil! Endorse Upop .Constitutionality And - ‘c ' ‘ J ’ ’ Aud Approve’Andtmcnt Idea. Interpret Meaning ; natmg tghtliil article appears in tlw The large cute* of Michigan are no; Deatn.'it «em*. was mysuneo as :a:.. 'inter. ri.^r ,c...’’... HUt<gV pkmedwtth tht odipiwn of W nVu-.-zine lo humari f”M" Lirim-I.- m a brt:er financial condition. , tar tnree any* to tn aUtjwr j(v,.s |t ;is i,j5 conviction with th; .urrst on J* »«’ ’>”■ ‘‘^r turn reached a point payment pr.iicc.wi . - --------- . --- -------rxiMUM indebted!* *s jt is claimed famle in the Alp* .vnd goe.< there under ; . ,,n >... ;.nr<.nicnt bu* hat it- prOvLifons prevent the incur- the name Prine S;rki. apparently . -nreiunent .11 incur mime of Prine. S.rkl. ..appor.n.ly Hb lncnnu. uu. haa 5,^ w ing of furtherdcbL*,Jx-cau-> tnere will :r distinguUtied. debonair man of th'--.-tnoiuly ’”* curtailed that hr can no long­ ----------- ided to pay; them." Tin: world. No one xuipcctt hi* identity *• er lxcounted on :u (he factor he adopt,-d at the electloh-hi* hw liai tx*n sworn to ‘ecn-c;. nmcndmf .-houltl be u* .1 consumer o! manufacone and one-half, There happen : • be three young wornin be increased to ni»-<’ en at the pal-foe and he decitjr* U Tiie aut/ior riatc.s tiiat the income of «ur> mi-.-.t* tj^ priueijul and in-.make line :o them ML Thc fln-t :»* the of Un« country in 1!«33 Hing ;ri was farmers about J19.0W.000.WX> and for the f<v any additional md«u«-dwr. but the third. Grazia. year 1932 till* had dropped to less than - big cine* ore wondc nng hotSa.OW.tWiHiW -w 82.1X10.000.000 more iNive streets build big j«-h ht* low. than th'-' entire debt owed by the govi and carry on other municipal; .* which they han* ban dome he really is mid her inertiubU d«mm. enunrnr- of Europe to our government !or*nwn>-y lomicd t!u-m during and fo|onding th the pas: They run «<• but evm that d*»s not cause het to no way of providing for such improve- leave. Six* U willing to.fo'Jw mm to lowing the World'war. . With such a of income the farmer can­ mrnts tn the future on thc t»*»is of the the end of th»* world litre Ulen l» thc ‘ eternal •irungli: of Lif-. Death fond not bo .-‘itch a ci^Wme formerly wa*. 'The fa on property. ahead much in Hu**-, 'Detroit seem* -to lx1 vipettaHy du- Tl|e price* are but I5c 1939; but his incotilc mucn turbed. According to the p:«> - dL*-.chiding tax, at’night, atu! could anp did sjwnd patches they.arc making plan* to tm-.a: mattno** Scats 1 tilings lie had to buy mediately bring this amendment before telephone or by mull ihici-d price* for his ou n the supn-mc-court of Michigan for r< ■ snnt't view, tn- test whetlu-r it is constixumanufactured product Tiie mt 1922 to 1939. shall dcilare that the amendment ’ partment of the The author with reason Indjrti that constitutional and luw been prujx-rly ciub was j.-nijav afurmxiai adopted,.to ask our lugix-xcomt :<> d*o vcmb,.r iglli. In ’the Central fohool there can be no real economic recovery tn this country. untH tlx* farmer can fine jt* provUwiu* :<> that imiiilcipaji.* building Mr* M J. Crux* gave a very is product* lies can be- gowned ucconhiigiy jnl<-n'-;ing paper on the R<presenfo, his Hying No doubt it will work some hardship:l(Vi. u.-uraphlcal Drama suiting m the he m.iy owe and have a If- this amendment shall be declared tew yeurh that-biography ha* nsen margin' or by the Supreme c-jt.rt to hare been ’ t’(, !h<. (,< . n-allv popular properly adopted and that 1: ha* U- . f(rMRlI,r m.-rature Including the drama come a part of our constltitWin Cltlr;. Jt,rm HIj,, -R1|V1. , uni,]. s &-lrI. that has caused the hke Detroit xqd Grand Rapid’, accu:- ......w, (1 i,y i lump in this country, to.-ned fo borrow money i->r public Im- pltg..r -st Jr.an" by George c- this..situation. prmtwnu. and ih<’.way blocked shaw. -it Booth Ih.’d Me all these by Maxwell Aptlerson and. 'The Hat -. ritts of Wimpole Slice:." by. Rudolij. Beiler She-spoke of John Drinkwahiyinrs* on a umjv has .t J. jXM,, critic, playwright and learned that ... . .. . . and ‘ lias or t Am-almin Ltnbem able, without Inctvasipg taxes. i<7>ln to build an expensive jewxgv dispor'1 ' and Oil plant on the Installment plan, and «long. Tl "Rnbci bond Kcnith ng m Pl... IWJ CtMl >■ for 1930* 11*31 progress tn Michigan foi and will December 1 mg conducted under-Ox’ ««vivals at Hastings I memories. nw rtwn Henderson Latuj and Mrs. Lane, par* I enW O! Rev. L. E? Una of thl* ciiy.i On our frail mortal barque ... certain page* of Ufe'a Book : who were called here on account at the On Book We place a special mark. illness of the local pastor's wife While they are rcmaluhpr here lhqy have de­ And later as we scan them o'er LOWER RATE OF INTEREST cided to put on\y «ries of evangelistic With mingled Joy and pain. « To iu may come a keen desire ON MORTGAGES SHOULD And thus It L* with everyone BE CONSIDERED Some certain time or plate Is fixed within tiie memory MUST ALSO GET BETTER Tliat time caniiot crate I remember one Thanksgiving Away up yonder in the woods. ‘Of course we had no turkey, i But we had thc other goods. There were eatables in plenty I And drinks of certain make With venison and other game i And frcah fish fmm the lake. J rceull how uncle’Rufo** Sat and watted tor the fawn, MRS. E. HENDERSON LANE. LOCAL NEWS f Dean Eugene Davenport - will speak ' I at the Methodist church Sunday tnom- i ' ing at ten o'clock . i Mr. and Mrs Maurice Edmonds have i ' । installed an oil burner in their rwl* dence on W. Grand St , Reed's Drug Store here Is offering ’ 12 00 hot water bottles for 98c See ! their adveHb«mcnt tn this U»ue. ' j Mr. and Mra. A K Frandscti will occupy the home ol Cong and Mrs J j C. Ketcham while, they are in Wash- , iington . | Cirri? No is of the Methodist L. A. 8 inn*t . n Monday evening with Mrs M. E Whitman Tiw ladles did sewing I Born to Mr mid Mr*. William sunUntil hl* cartridge! wen- gone. |ton of Middleville R. ... .3, on Nov 16. a [And then he lost lus mitten* .. — j In the first round of the light 'nine pound.>m. TinThe yyoung man will When he killcM it with a herglock Club atv-wer to thc name oof’ Stanley Win 1 And drew it in at night -Stanton. I Sjxcinl- Monday and Tuesday. Nov. [And once when we'went fishing And caught a goodly string. . ।’.’8-29. 3 drr.v-e-. fur 81. cleaned and! ■How uncle darirrd the cnn,can ‘ And cut the pige<m wing . ’A(id then lie drew hi.* brown jugi Out from behind a chest • And took a good long mmle himself During the wing service onej I . Tlicn gave some to the rest ’ And often ns I ponder I On tills and other scenes Of all thine;- I remember . Was Bobby” and the brant 111 tell you how it happeiwd- ’And what h<* knew of rooking • : Would make a fair sin.-il book. He knew a boimteiiL* dinner i Would make lhtv*Kuntrrs ^tniie i8aid|he. I ll serve a pot of bean­ ; In’true Bostonian style " 'And so he placed tin* kt j And liilcd It to the ri I That Ix'ans would swill Ninkins i Did no! occurto him ‘Fur he was bUnV.thinking of home epok I When he c the stove ■ And ran down on the fkior. t ward Rev E Hendr:n L un ' He soon removed with cap* 4<!y known evungelist and has' diihpati lull or m-re at liyist "the rate of inter- : conducted .* And,-then he grabbed the pv churches ; the. law-'t thing* . i plain. »: i*c —. .................. .............. Both require ray ought to lx* of special latere! ;.\i AncVquickly mad; « rush ,., si •‘’’Dut <>! the Sept Into the w-oods.' nits author believes this time. ' and will t>;’continued |An<1 coined them w.Hi bi-u-h. Sunday e ivorybwlv u invited, j h«rr 1 H jIiaw the curtain . itrgt cotmr. As f ar a I arm deb: mon ; , , .2___ _ rt)n thi:. and i>tlu r ■ mrium and a reduction in mortgai But nevermore w'ill I forg. t JURY LIST FOR NOVEMBER TERM. How" Bobby footed tlie-bcati*. i' n.rFollowing is the jury Hit. for the No­ ..." 'ember t.yrm of court. 'The late Riitus Stanton .of staple th.- fotwrTm hl : ASSYR,A Grove Twp wncal and cotton BALTIMORB—Claude Hill and Earl [to the altar. Sec lhe church an-1 ’ nouncrtnent for hours of services. i Another "B«-e" will be al tiie linuh : Ridge Cemetery, this week Saturday. Tl'.pns are needed. also shovelers La* Waters Clothes Shop You’ll not dread the _winter in one of -our snug, warm OVERCOATS Challenge values at $1000 s12 $15oo Tlje newest models. Eaney greys, tans, ox­ fords and nnvys. Beauti­ ful Boucles and Meltons included. A Hall has been obliged to hospital and extra fund* uill be need­ ed. will thaw owing him past due ac­ counts kindly cull nt the Mon- und pay nt once? It will be appreciated Mrs. Fyrnd- .>( FYert Aldermnn of the 4th ward »taniU in Med- m.<p;M»cd for the |xk.tu<ui. TURTLE NECK SWEATERS For young men and nibses. Fine combed yarn and -made by Wilton Bros. 95c Boys’ Turtle Necks Manning Dotlgh.M* was born Augiist •JI. 11161 and died November 9. 1933. aged «B vr . 2 nvr-. 18 days He was h-iii and lived hi* wliole life on tinform in H<i|s- township, where he died Hr was kind to every one Htui very’ patient during his sn-knc.ss. He lepves to mnurn their lo-:.-,. two brothers. Oley IXvn-ia*, <;f Hastings; Dan IX'ughiw. who has been hw lifetime com;>anion: two nephews and one niece and many 50c Men’s WINTER WEIGHT UNIONS Random color’, medium weigh! W. Woodburn? has recrivW A fine garment at he death of her sister, Mrs.church Wr drew a tine crowd CARLTON—^oe L. Crockford and of hungry folks. A mre rum wa: A E Flagler, hn ^Saturday at the hmm* Ing aided by Dr. Kelln realized by tV«* Aid Socieiy. Creek, who b> offM It must- tie apparent to farmer* th prize.- for this rear’ Thc marshal found a d.-x>r un­ made her home with ' Dr and Mrs " te “n“*1 M .«*"• aJ Kellogg and the Colle locked the Unit niglit. Ills night Wowlbwrne for about five years, hi- i Sizes 38 to 44 murt lx- some farm organ-1, duties. Would lune bcvii civy to have turning !/• Colorado late in the .sum-’, •oitgli which ' ■ strains of black walnut*, shag rough g(>re»nni»nl ngn what may be called an allocmrn: and Win. E Smith. siwe :r.-r Rnrinl will, be in Pueblb.- Q<Io ' HASTINGS CITY -L-t anti 4th- procured some eaLy. hickory nuts butternuts. J.-iji n nd. Flpecially wilrthls »1B agree t» reduce their avrees*- ol Mis.*- Myrtle Co«fr l-, b«ick on thc job Hympathy is >*xtcnded to the bereaved and English walnut* and Japanese true-if 'lu- government decidys to *1)eat to the acreage »|xvt!wd by ()h' Swan-Anderwon and Lewis Beadle, HASTINGS CITY-3d ..nd 3d­ rts night girl at the 'telephone oilier, chestnut*. If anyone believe/ he own.*’apportion the uer.-.foe ot land which tiuMEN’S after several weeks of nursing an tn. exceptional trees of any of there ktnde. individual f.irmev must s?— ........... — - , to narta-inaif pflrt:cii»l<- i>. m the b.-:u-!it>.;;tie Rincrnmenl miglit tell him tin'! HOPt—FredAnflersundRalphJen- jured elbow caused, by .1 fall. . nayjcarn something to his advar.- in ‘order w,rr •« DRESS SHIRTS RjimmnKc Nile in the jPnrklnirst i si*k ’, cut hi* acreage twenty fX>rj’'*U ' byTftuna to Proie»wr J A. Neil- which -"“-j* tilyJgorernment_wih “o *•••*■•* "•*• -*;• - Jcrims 1 building by tlje Iaidi<*s' Aid Society.' .HirprtM-d Mr. and Mrs. Ern<-st Jphn-' IRVING -D.iviij Burling and Ha; rerearch sfxcufo*: .1 the State Bwre who .hall cooperate. We no-; East Colored lobimon December 3. College. Horticultural Department. East the that there L* a gwd deal rtf ac-jtee41. crick Saturday evening. Progrcsdve’ . tivity now in other Mated tn bjiliulf of Broadcloths Friday forenoon <5 E. Blajcc and •> enjoyed during the evening. ment could then buy mis man's; JOHNSTOWN—Alber: Conklin a Lonwa«;________ ______________Ji... Farm Bureau' We believe th-j. party returned from the north wotxis - furnished by some uf Ohuc Ii.tymg him- at opcr thc mark.*; ’ Armv regulation* demand a gold or fanner* «>f Barry county iriiuid luxl ent. A very pleasant evening was »!. but stipulating that • MAPLE GROVE—Clayton Decker With some tine <lcrr. Of com sc 110 one yellow fringe on all American il.ig* that it L* an organization fr.Hii^whtch has asked Glepn what hi ’ * cost! ';wnt lx.* paid the amount •>! j Richard. -Bourdon heat. Which 42c ul.• ORANGEVILLE Friday P. M. Charles Roberl,-‘in anil J,5r-Herman Morehouw*. .. if Gull lake and Ra-emary ernment uunruntwmg |Iand ' party returned wjth tlieir allotment Martin 1-Ul- Of Prairieville vhUfcd SundayThus, if the markv’ : PRAIRIEVILLE Sila* Doster and of deer. They report about a foot of Stcbhiiio . with Mt. anti Mrs. Haytrkmd Martini 35c a busiw). thhl-Robert Garrett. "Tl"btLdiriHl,TLAND Forev, Coleman and.1 and son. The school held parents ’ day Friday It’s in this new store «<-m w^hlw,:ha:n aorh,"n 1' P. M and a .large number oi nauen; . Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jtdincixrk enwith little prices where •IhOMNwh.,refund to’ nioreiAPPt.E-Gknn Allen and1 were present and greatly enjoyed see­ :<T*ained the Cloverdale ladles- Aid thc wise shopper shops. ing thc work of their pupils and thc Thur Ada j. 'ilwrc wiw. a gmxi crowd 1: would get nothin.: ’ r-v . rn i n. present. iment They woiiin ’WOODLAND-J'’s*r Cli-ise and P» :- j firouram was much enjoyed • The friends of Charley Ixwi-. wen-' Mm Sprah Norwood of Comstock n> le mart ’’ ’ ‘ ' ” cy Uhhun. . I shocked Suturday evening .to hear of yiiitrng Mr and Mrs Jos Collins. 1 make their I his sudden death. catiM?d by heart Our mail 'earner Robert Barnes ha. intent :-lipulat trouble, with which he luid ix-vn Kotjf north hunttmt Hl> wife is .carryjh 'uitf-res’liu troubled for many year*. He had been ma mail during his absence in'usual health and was reading m hethat farntei home nr nr hi* wife wlu*n he leaned Kalamazoo came Sunday and got . Mr and Mr- Byron Titus and tly-y all stove and iu* had a sudden attack, went to Auburn. Ind., to visit Mrs.; m to choir of Cht- lulling forward mid w»o dead before Smith’s Gilt-Edge Vanilla Cain b’director. help could be summoned. Besides the Raymond Antler.’. and Wm. Hart o Compound. Pt. . . ' been fortunate enough widow, one non. Ed. K. and two daugh- No:th Cloverdale visited friends tn De Heinz ... -n |<rtnui: 11< i'*. Mr* John (iorehoiiw', and Mrs from Saturday until‘Mond.iv " BUTTER, ShultzVcdtieoday this iirouplGlenn Kcnnceri. all-living here and one Freeport, lb. of tip- oason' liter, Mrs Wm Kramer, living near SUNL1TE CORN MEAL, biirvjve Funeral will ale rctudt-nce Tuesday, 5 Ih. sack . Each burial in Mt. lfo;w MOLASSES. Brer Rabbit. Audi Green Label, each . ' ago has developed rocal undertakings. A daughter ' was* ix>rn to Mr and MAMMOUTH CHEESE, >f lhe b-ast in the M:s Waite.- Wilwn Saturday. All do-1 .None /‘ None Better, lb. >nc of tin* mofct re- ing fme so far. COR. STATE and JEFFERSON HASTINGS, MICH. y and accompiishA. Cappella t-appeua choir. cno.r. 1the he ettret BERNARD R. REED, P^op effect that h»he tuvi n-vi procured hi* his l»r..<n nr.arr ou-ction of Nobb deer whtdi. wax received here Monday 1 Qu.ilili. — Au.-2 ( uln. appeared m th<* first concert of; \ . • itt* fourth reason al Ort-her • • *’ Glenn -Vander Schujr. who is at*j r ( ni’hrd. Cam •t:a hall last p»Kbt . ,■ 'teriifing school in Lansing Spent the: 1 'It 1.* not that this i» SMOKED PICNICS, rival mteuno j aggregation of line voice*,1the greatest! week end'with Ids parents, north of Shankless, lb.. . I cd under on,* banner Select Individually,!| Nick Vander Mticlen. of Grand Rap-' | one presume* that they . lu,^, ,W|WUI ||r„ LAMB SHOULDER •y . would ...... nut I id*, , a former resident here, was down . ‘•‘-‘.n- Mtmday n. Ch-PPk- me’’Blfod XT A M.. M Come lift-’ ROASTS, lb. _ fotTVS , 1 . ’Tui^VJ^h . I.At! ~u tot nt ।.-Mtnitin* « asais.;'Nic'1 w BEEF KETTLE ROASTS. BARRY -Ike Leittuf and Andy Lou- lie camp t 69c 49c - 98c Before and After Thanksgiving Specials Wednesday, Friday and Saturday Waters Heinz Mince Meat 2 "• T- 33c -Clothes Shop 75c 25c. Fig or Plum 12c Pudding 25c Z9c 28c Reed’s Drug Store OXYDOL, Pkg. T9c|Soap Chips “.-for.’.* 23c Pineapple lb . PORK ROASTS, lean, lb. 9C 14c 11c 10c Oysters pint 25C Chickens u. 17c We Have Choice Ducks and Turkeys Feldpausch’s "IVAjere Better Foodt Cott Lett ” PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER I■’thgt choir tn th.* memory of at least; SOUTH MAPLE GROVL. .< are tx-nu xrca-lv e?:” JT'TJ In flrx.bility tn power of, Mr* Ida WUkiruo:-. entertiined the1 > h«J - X* l> ’'r ab,!lt' ln Blve ■’ ‘hrllluig I Ladit-*’ Birthday Club TueMlay ' mJcv JrtiTe Tt-in ‘ ‘’hraM‘ ln thl* lnl’,rprc*: Mr* X C. Elliott wen! to Grand, on at • w ‘*‘on,’X4tiR4l,u,‘ rnur*day to spend wme time' “ ' n ” ,,Sff .a 1 & b-'Z a”u ta “ ” H“* * * ft" . ! all by Itself. t________ , Word rttXHcd h„c Ucdne4day ! Sunday si BCARv i r iavn i. ?* lhe u,,lh 01 “WBrd J Vewum* * . llll.l.KI (ilILD NO. 19. [former rt sidin’, of this neighbor hood. i Thc member* will have a 'play day "'who now resides In Battle Cftyk. Fit-i to be graded b> candling them It Iiu IThuisday. December J. JB32 afMn. Al-1 neral -eentres were held Saturday, at 1 id that the hunlan eye could brrt Beguncr's 604 West, Walnut St 11 o’clock at thc Wilcox church with ;Those who will ax»t»l in serving are interment in th? Wilcax cemetery Hcj Mr? Robert A Mill*. Mr* John Arm- leave* otu .on. Orlie. and lib mother, wpuld put thc def brastcr and Mrs r j McCrecry. Mr-> Viola Hagerman of Battle Creak । All members be sure and oome to ohr I Mr. and Mm peter Hoffman and son I grades Christmas party «t-.d bring you/ con--Victor were w'oodland caller*. Sunday rdHld lo Q1LU1- iriliUHotto ol fruit. jeUy and vegclabl-.-i A good crowd attended Hie'cluckcn for Pennock hospital.—Mrs. A. McCoy. {..upper Friday night al the^ Grange Secy. �THE At the Theatre „«°r BiNNFB. WFO^PyTHV. NOVEMBER stark tragedy with the gaiety and song matinee Thanksgiving day starts At of tiie Southland. 3 00 o’clock. The story of an awakening Sout!-.-*Friday-Saturday—'Six Hour: tbe South of today, thr planter, the Live.’ Marring Wapurr Baxter sharecropper, the negro. working out Miriam Jordon. • '. UNPRECEDENTED FOOTBALL their individual dextinic.s in a laud T. K. ELEVE1TENDS GAME IN RACKETY RAX "’ big enough to hold all of them, great­ The football teams of Canarsla Col­ hearted enough to allow each to, de­ SUCCESSFUL SEASON lege. Brooklyn, and Lake Shore Col­ velop in his ow^ individual faehion— lege. Illinois, batt'c It out with /as thia is thc story told in "The Cabin In Team Scores Four Wins, Ties bombs, brass knuckles, mills bombs, the Cotton.' Richard Bartlielmcs*' Once, Suffer* Three Defeats toeholds, uppercuts and earbltcs tn latest starring vehicle. In it u tiie panion of ibc hot-Jieaded ' Rackety Rax,' —Gagers Start Practice Fiom start tp finish "Rackety Rax" southern planters, the aristocrats nt r Hie south; thc deep suffering at the is said to-be an uproarknidy funny K Kellogg High set * . wh “'*t‘7l ‘’!!? o-lucky phi!- . ' comedy-satire of what'mighl happen If lMXr ' Eigiiteenth AmendipAn*. adopted might ,lRnwJ1 the big city racketeers were successful ‘‘“’’’V u. well effort. to have it rtstArai btftg at Mlddlevilh.in an attempt to conimcryialtze Amcrl- !i' ’> *’-• ‘,,'*1 *•*n‘2,“ J.1’ Tlx-v mu..’ appeal to reason co.n.. Middle ...... can college football w,of M»ciuurl-Curu« Hut Tiie Cabin M-icn’ce and common sense a, thr ball* Victor MtUglen. tougher than Cap. * for opposition to thr me of intoxicant ipoW covoreif field. and ! tain Flagg in What Price Glory' and ‘clasM-d aA u great piece of perren en­ for beverage p.npoM-i • ■ • fini'h'wa.' filled With thr: funnier than he was pi "The Cockeyed tertainment. Great indruines add railroads, with" It tv.thc South <1! today, a South in­ World." lias what U reported as tfw iq weight throughout « fused urith !!;■• Idf.. of :uii.iiu ing in the return o< the traffic, will have just iU most hilarious role of his career as many rrasowt ax they ever did to' team’nmiclied H kith diulrlalura. dlverMfiration of cro|» and McLaglen is wen as a sporting world . in conflict with the roman­ drop tlx man from the jkivroll who*- par(j t„ ij, 4. racketeer who muscle* into f>>g college education, ' bruin t»b.ruddled with liquor, r-o that' Galesburg'-, score <1 tic South -with which we are all lafootball with his stable of urr-stl* ::. hi.« work bepomea unsatisfactory. Such mmut7' ni play, > with Its prejudictw and its boxers. Broadway cljoru* girls and a miliar. ' a laborer brronirs unreliable .by reaMm jumbled on thi h own rniscellaiM-ous floating population of ; strongly marked affections. of hix indulgence m alcoholic liquors 1M> 8uin — • j It i.i an rpir formed from the cru­ beauties, gorillas Mid body-guards It will be found that drunkenness on T K. .• cible little Gridiron battles in tin- bowl, and ‘ ,bl'' <>f “a ,ltlt * 'Cabin in the1 Cotton." •the part of anyone driving any mot.a- pv ,, lM‘. and , exe- car stadia of many of tlx- most famous *'|,lc ,n. , r. tn conception • । over lhe public highway., will tie fug t;w. In An.-rw «'■ Mind -tai ™u™ «I mn-nunl uw.w In I, fully Ua dangerous, if nut mote so than faBt(j" 11 l> .ten »nn ttelr 'U'tanl luntalte , •>>•» •«• "t n»- ,under prohibition All there rroMiiv , football-playing boxers and wrestler*. perfiirrttancii «rt hl* remark- (ought to lead to a curnp-iiKq for lein- un(;j tp,. ’4 )n meet another team of muscle-busters “ble c“r *7Li “fL<‘ x ;x rance. rlgpt nalf p,,*,. j<«t. that the fun begins -favorably with hi« work In the Hn- ■ It t* up to thr new administration to yMrdr. for* the winnrn Tliere will tx- a special matinee “^r,a.1 To‘«W'’ DavW" “W D,*“ deter , mine h<>w llqiwn cun lx- sold niter ........................ Thursdufi' 'Ttianksglvingr afternoon at t“4-1 and other, the Eighteenth Amendment and. the upma3:00 o'ylack. Volstead Act/hall be repealed, ft was in* imitlon -only ' SIX HOURS TO LIVE. nr*, iu Uippeakable vil.jux.. iu cor- GaWimu iuavy hnDee. .4-5 — "Life Begins." featuring ruptimt in comjuunlty and civic .life, it Friday wrote tin- h Warner Baxter, has Hie sort of role solicilatlpn of «...k-wilhnl people. f1K>;l)'a!i‘, awl tiu-lr 1< lie lovea best and nwst popularly por- Diretta Young add Fxlc Linden • trays tn "Six Hours to Live ' Baxn-r is Dec. 0—"Forgotten Cnmnundmenu.** whom tin' saloon rilcouragi s to drink p j. -jno^. to go .nr to excess—it wax the’ lawb-saiu-sv ol quarter back; IJoytr. a diplomat who wins a tremendous vic­ with all-star citat, tory at an International cooference at Dec T-8 'Blond Venus, with Mar- saloons, rather than trmprninrv senti- gfiurfu),; nigh'. ’ • Geneva. Switzerland, over Hie op|*<»tment that put prohibition'in* tlu- H d-; cio'in.'-Tacklcs Ln «nd constitution. ; guard. lhe hrit st Hun of intrrnat^mal potter.- and Dec. 9-10 -Zane GreV'a Tin* Golden Both jmrty platforms <ipjx»c tin re-; ’ tricksters. His supporting cast is madt. 1 West.' with George O’Brien turn of the saloon. It remain, to )«• fullback. Peeling.' left । nd; up of Miriam Jordan, John Boln. Dec. 11-13 — "A Successful Calamity." wen how liquor can be sold without .it guard; McConnell, end George Marion, Beryl Mercer. Irene liavlng place* where it shall lx- sold Ware. Halliwrll Hobbes. Edwin Max­ featuring George Arllre. Dec 14-15— "Okay America," with! Tlic.’e will more and more tajtc on thr a Irfjin.;.well and John puvidspn William j nature of a saloon. It u thia that is season b Dletejle directed’"' "' Dec. W-lg-Hardld Lloyd in ‘"Mm ie .«««» to.be lean d H lhe saloon k.-rpladY and gent. Cruzy ' . • era In local commiinlties. and the, brewers and diMillera, who bark them Wall Street broker, oil operator, ship >w „. ; shall do u-s ttMty formerly did • dictate, builder, army captain, construction vp-' -Du- Night of June 13:" [Milnich and cbrnipt individual moral--: ne-day .With gincer. Tiitse are xom* of tlx- most Doc. 21-22--"That's My Boy." with and publXx life, it is safe- to : .<y tlmt, •quad, and w famous role» played by Gmirge Ban­ Richard Cromwell and Dorothy Jordon. tliey wip do it again. It is natural to' croft. His latest, tliat of a steel-town Dec 23-24 —Adolph MrnjOU in tiie expect .. . - such ------ .a traffic to protect ItM'lL; Lie keen. All m» rowdy who becomes a leading citizen through love tor an adopted son. m Ttiatciier Colt mystery novel. The .It wili ‘b< no ,sy task that the Pissi- come out fin dent-elect and the majority.-party in ■ Freslimen and "Lady and Gent." Is said’to be the ' Night Club Lady, Will Roger:, Hunwelb in ,hl‘ «•*» emigres^ will have befoie dull- ol most vigorous and interesting of m< l>c. 25-2S—W:1! ' them- in finding a way to sell liquors, career. . " Too Busy to wor! ’without rostering Ufe old-time.saloon. 'll th^y can strive U in u way that will PROGRAM FOR THE BALundr CABIN IN THE COTTON. ANGE OF THE WEEK, be helpful to the public life, of tilts Not since the ' Birth of a Nation" has an epic of the South, such IU ' Tiie Ca- . I TiMMtuy-Cnupon Night-"Divorce in -eountry and to.lhe people of thv Unlt- ,Out-l< ‘U **' , interbin m the Cotton.** com* out of Holly-, the Family," featuring Jackie Cixiper. wood. Richwith tn historical values, vividi, R« "‘ d"™a lightdii-aru-d uxnHty ttV wi_? nX'" ‘r’“U Spurting Items DECIDED CHANGE N SENT MENT SEEN PENNEY’S Pre-Holiday Clean-Up BARGAIN PRICES Remnants Discontinued Lines Broken Sizes Odds and Ends REMNANTS, ]/2 Marked Price LADIES1 FELT HATS Only 77c LADIES' KNITTED DRESSES 77c BOYS LEATHERETTE HELMETS 25c MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS Pre-Shrunk 67c High Quality LADIES’ COATS Fur Trimmed 812.75 Coming Attractions JCTKANDTHEATF V TELEPHONES: 2244- 2567 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN S SUNDAY o tf Nov. 27-28 S MONDAY sympathy of Arlic Todd>*penl part Mio. Michigan, tile Howard McIntyre of ILcsting- wxi a "t jft-end guest of Hubert Long. Raya;>i:<i Wickham of Holmes ytcWBiy viMtcd at th-.’ Long home. Sunday. * Mrs KUpa ' ol-----Bat hu Bcffytt to hve {>obf-rly and not encourage a x traffic which breaks dowipboyh sKl and manhooct harins lhe !ijuw- and is ‘a menace sn tleccncy and order In any community. We hoix- thc sclinols ant! chjin-heA wilt take up thr work thej were doing ao well ixiorc tiie Elgin daugh'-r tetumed home Sunday* eve­ ning after »>x-nd:ng a we-.-k in tha iiuctiv wtxds hunting. Mr ami Stewart Water* and Warning against -the evijs of liquor dHnklne mid encouraging sober, tem­ perate living. 1 BALTIMORE GKO! P. Friday 'afternoon. Noy. Ifl. , membih .4 the Baltimore E' Richai’d CABW:..l.carroM BEi iE DAVIS • DOROTHY JOHpAN A Fl^i Nailoool HU _ • . ‘iJ COUPON - TUESDAY — NIG H T (♦ing the birthday of lire. ty-Iifth. wedtimg annlver-.itu-s ol Mr. and Mrs Ukll Louden and Mr< ant! Mr Rex Waters at Esther Strike *on wit "Wlwt make pkinr lor Y. M. C. A. ITEMS BAJflHELMBSSli with Mr and Mrs. Will louden and Thursday. -which of court LuItvik. ror didn't toll. well at-‘out doubt we Barnum leader of (he Junior club and; LI’8 ... ,, . . . , add the pfay greitt‘secrete and Mta Hrl.-na geUter Irader .4 Ila»" OmndUd;, tended Fridt y-..- greatly finished once our ’menu >- prop- rL Kiun by the „ldw prl.', lnl>. •nta.'l.i »n ta-inr. tu shower was planned—just wait and see. Ou: „ । The W M. ,b- «‘f the F.vai-.^cnral efloyed. A f < V.,L J'\IX.w' y l church will give a ThankNdvin.. proby pupils and group is t > be divided into seeti-in! iin«. 11,-V tad «..■« and .|«dn- »un a,urdl „st s„„d.,v ; ..t: tlx-in on Prayer, became of the "Week. Betty ami Bobby having tf<-r at a meeting. .In this way weimpe I Harald King enftrof Prajer '■ ' ■ v •vlKwphv.j cough. । n card party Satti:to work mote in liarjnony with our les- tai The pace of track men at Oxforti Dr, M Kinde discussed "Health and S in Battle Creek sons. In Decttmber we Will meet with do. Eng- & set by a robot ath­ caring for the new grandron. Personal Hygiene" with the Y M. C A University, > Gertrude Purcell —Alina Cruttenden Wells won find lete mounted <<n a rubber tired wheel crou]»^his week Tuesday evening. 1 Publicity Secy. ‘an 1 t» prf-lups the ortly city C. F Angi il wai in Ow.w-o. St ’The device MM-ms to lx- invaluable t vanity men-who by this mean:, in lhe d that get's it’ water sup»t rhe A..-simple hycromytcr for showing the 'Johns and Ionia lost Wedrasday. In the ’ yards au.iiiurc content of the ground litter avenure man of 50 has crown to judge the pace at which they tint ply Jrom a forl-lgn country, Hie Intelnts of thc State Conference of ! brought from Canada. of finger nails in his llfelune. .hclpt light (orvst flies. '. Older Bays at Muskegon this week end. i running 1 Hostings boys who qieAttending this bin ftiecting are RuxhII Zerbel, Lynn Perry. Harrison Payne. George Dewey. ' from thr Methodist church: Ian Iron­ side and Robert Angell from tlx- Pres- J b$terran church: Joint Stakeley. Fredcrick Bishop. Merle Tasker and Wayne . We x* ill make a liberal (Malt .lllouFirestone has been on the winning Snyder from tiie Hl-Y; Ellsworth New-.j ton and Robert Kelly from the Geiirge car in this hazardous mountain race, Willianxs Y group; &info;djPro*k andwhere a skid or tire failure meant Wayne Conknn from the Hastings Par­ 'liutircH oil death. ish; Max Coats from the Costs Grove church; Paul Woodman from Wood­ land Y: Carl Brown and Howard Snow 1 Firestone Guin-Dipj»e<i Tires have from the Nashville Y. M. C. A.; Gakpi' Bell and Wendell Lyon* from Middlebeen on the-winning curs in thc mi- SELL US YOUR WORN TIRES WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY FBECK GIRL Sally EILERS Ben LYON 'r FRIDAY & SATURDAY TWENTY MEN SENT TO THE FOR OF THE SEA ONE WOMAN’S SIN/ COWPIE Devil and the Deep" aTamaumnl'Julun ***0>OC**00' Reid will accompany the boys ns lead-; era along with Mr Angell SANDY HILLS. Mrs. Libble McKibbln. Doris and Ruth were Kalamazoo visitors Satur­ day I» M Arthur Mead spent from Tuesday1 until Friday in Battle Creek. I Lyle McKibbln of Otsego. Will MeKibbtn and son Ronald and Frank .Silcox of Prairieville were callers in tlyj Geo. McKibbtn tibme Sunday P M. Byrun McKibbln of Otsego is assist­ ing his brother, Jplin, to cut wcod for awhile. Viola McKibbln remained tn Has­ tings over the week end to assist Mrs. Long whose little daughter fell break• ing her collar bone twice. Mrs. Haines b improved in health so as to lx- able to be up Mr Haines re­ mains about the same world’s record on Firestone Tired liy driving his Pierce-Arrow 112 miles per hour for21 consecutive hours, covering 2,710 miles, on the hot salt sands of Salduro, Utah, without lira trouble. Hide nitii the safely only Fircftli. qcntly act u nrw world’* record i < limbing 1’ikc’it Peak. Ilia cur w< • nipped with Firestone Aun-SI - — making six consecutive » Firestone Gum-Dipped Non-SItfd .'action and non-skid. The Drive in today. Trade y*our old Urea firtatonc ANTI-FREEZE MNT1NIL TYTt No nmrr frozen radia­ tor*--Firrnlour AtiliFrorra gtv«* jour car complrtc protection. OnefiIIlai t* a It win ter. IRVJNG. Howard Wilcox, aged 12. son of Mr. and Mrs. L. K Wilcox. wa* awarded a '• gold pin by the Kellogg Foundation.! he being the only one in any school' to meet all thc health requirements j Mrs. Sybil Warner of Middlevilk • fpent the week, end at Will McQann's. Mr. and Mrs. j. M. Perry will spend Thanksgiving in Kalama zoo Mrs. W. Cushing of Alma is lhe guest of her mother here. The Little Fixer. , Boy (exhibiting Ixxnemade fiddle): "Look what I've made. Daddy." Daddy: “Very nice! Where did you get the string from?" ' Boy: “Out of the piano, Daddy."— (Punch. . ■ nual 500-mile Indianapolis Race. Juat Firestone Gum-Dipped Tires hold nil world’ii record* on road un<l track for .‘•peed, safety, mileage and endur­ ance. Tire tough, thick Fireston* Tread is tlc-igned lo grip tire rout! eliminating liu/urdoin skid* on t i OUR MOTTO Values & Service ANDRUS SERVICE PHONE 2240 COURT AND JEFFERSON STS. HASTINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNIB, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13. I MI PAGE FOOR ’Tkx» T4acftn<yc Ranner ^’*1 prohibition laws become effec- ~- The Hastings Danner ^ AU thli . ... . -cook B<... twi. UMe Unw ment concerning prohibition varies from state to state and lively arguniento and battles are likely to be WMScd by both camps over any amend-. ■ -■ --sHTAWi and Opinions; A.i 'c WllOt OtllCrS bay This and That A Dramatic Story. Carl c Magee Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. MICHIGAN'S DIVORCED LAW. ment that Congress may submit. This . Tiie jxople of the atatd of Michigan Public Opinion. . . Mr. and Mm. Ernest Marshall and | j ... daughter of Battle Creek were Sunday! I takes more time. applied for a divorce from the Therefore it ft evident that Uvc pro- srare prohibition law. Thc marriage have ever prard was unfolded to us at'« ueM at d “ 01 Mr ,nd Mri . C U Edmonds pic of the United States haveJlttle to.t<-'k Plare In 1917 Now >5 years after- ^^rb^IlM^bTFadcTa°oWl' m .mrt v. « p^-. Benham spent the week tn Grand Rap- tons alteration of Hie constitution of anil min-support- Tl^ crossbill was , ,d* Ux,ronrert by Jascha Heifeti; Saturday evening j Hie United States. not taken into cousftWffta'-n by the , in ■ . voters who acted us judge and jury , McBain saw Robert Mantel! FOOD FOR THOUGHT. under .Michigan's initiative law. ■ ,bert Fall, secretary of the Interior in Je“nlcu. oa.«in the Harding cabinet and notorious for gf Pl>> ‘n P' O.n.r M. -» >r. JY'XS lii IS pAKRX inc_ ve7a:*from the nubayat Rubaiyat of Omar Omar.1 “^^t*DJ7,?o.‘ink^nWalOnW,th Mr “n<1 *“» Oeorie Miller and Mr. b understood, that, may be used lo (j( Ot TRIPE tagilite immediately the sale of light Kiuyyim Khayywi whatjinay wliat.may be a parallel case: cate: )। • • , 1 . . and ^IS- M- A V'cxter motored to Hol- ■ ' . Hand Sunday and visited Mis* Eleanor Alnis and bwr. Our national kgteJa-, ;.“You (pww my Friends, with what a' Mr. Magee wax formerly a succ^sful MU|l.r Bnd M1 MabcJ Milter ;ivr body may. if jt ,vo chiKM*'cliancc' brave . ....Carouse ...: ~ second Ma-riage m my' !i and did not enter the newspapMr and Mr* Clyde Schuman and thc meaning ol "Intoxicating liquor" - 1 ,= Ma.ruge m my--------------- unU( w rorty.nve year* dBUBhter May. of G-rehen. In­ -------------------- ------------i,0,d which it has the ixiwiy of defining At n nn from ola uhcn «*n «a breakdown breakdown in in the the health health of ol |dlBnBi vlMted her parent*. Mr and Mr.- , Divorced ci^Lbarni. Reason from my w-lfe forced him to move to a mildhl* move to a num mild-'A A WUinoIlt Saturday, and Sunday pre.Mjr. any tx-verage containing more D<xl F .n “ wife iforced onA“ him nim to move And took *• the ot the Vine fr, C J? VlC“ Z1 cvetnLa thaJ io^‘ weRl *° PtwirtoWlte and spent th. than one-hall of one «per cent alcohol: -.SreuLw" - Daughter Da“!”------,.cr °* ‘ ,l— • owed. Mr Magee* knowledge of the di(y wllh Mr Bnd Mr* Fred O nkrued to be intoxicating^ Con- to, spouse Spouse. |llW. served him better than years o! I Hughe* may at any sexvtoh, however. In-. Omar C:™? lived I:-.... ™ .... years ,--------some 900 ago.- The/journalistictraining would have done. J Mr. and Mrs Elmer Warren and । H.iuix *o«~>~** wm H.en an issue. It By mere chance he stumbled into a *it- fBmtly of Woodland spent Sunday with i e Hits Ptnemage to any limit u I'!**. may still bo an bAue 900 years from -.latinn that only a man with his legal m, »nd Mrs Ralnh Eccleston fit. litany people, WC believe, are now.—Vcrn Brown. Ingham County knowledge, Integrity, courage and ‘ ‘ " _______ ’ , under the impression that the legal fighting spirit could have met sue-' TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. limit ft a master for Tlx courts io fix. . u; « . Col. W H. Couch recently luid an! If rtewipaper editonf wvnder some-' ci.ufully. Tiift is far from true, however. -The Ie- tuiu-s why they have no influence at r~IM, many or our .m rapnmnw whrn hr. moM gal limit can bo reduced'or HicreaiM-d home they can Iram one of thc rea­ at the wiU of Congress alone. Thu* sons why by reading their own pre­ ^A%^'S?XXa".”rS“ ■£ «.» although tlx constitution of Hie Unit­ election week editions. It ft difficult ” I planks and ja^ks and worked an hour to teitefe that Michigan newspaper ed States cannot be.altered hastily; tills editors think their render.' as hopvlcs..- reived punishment and dishonor that I 1and a lialf before he could proceed.! iwwer of Congress to define "fntoxlcat- ly ignbrant a* much ol thia election should haw at least been shared with J Doth Homer Ryan untl Dr Sheffield rv others. TliLi was our belief until wc Ing Ittjunr- unquestionably opens the. ballyhoo would indicate. Much u -• of this [heard Mr .Magee’s gripping story. Al­ ccntly damaged their cars tn holes on ! street. stutf.-rend the results bert Fail in hU'prime appeared to be a Jefferson way for wh.it amognta to a hasty modi- campaign ’ .. . after . ’ HASTY REPEAL LMPHOBABLE. flcation of the present liquor laws. In are known, is an. insult to the intelh- omto’eM^-t'nXVlX’‘lradTrH?p'ni Mr M^rutay tiw? sf^teii’irx <5K Sence of a moron. We arc not omitting , People who look for a rapid rejieal short, this particular power of Congne-K unelves in this indictment, but this sTmX £ “i-, the Eighteenth Amendment because right now Ls packed with dynamite and belntM reading of this hitch of ex­ it remains to be seen what will hap­ changes. as above explained, has taught Fall but that after he had talked, with L „ • the recent election are almost certain ■. (...r.m, i,, t Mrs J vv. StM-ehan of Grand Rapuisr pen. . ' ■ ! iu* an emphatic and useful journafistic (t,.. Hasting* friend# Tuesday . and tn be disappointed. The colonial pa­ that theaormrr secretary of the inter- •'»«««* „. . . • I 'political copy of or make any proj»l»-a^ triot.' who fraimd Hie constitution took "« -"“e™’ r»™ M„ rumurl nt Alta.m u.u. m NO CAUSE FOR HYSTERIA teles for purpose* of wilful and deilber- L," •" ™ particular panb to safeguard this his* it)-.c city Tuesday and WidiXMiny al-i We full to see any cause for, alarm ate deception- Lite is too siiort and|^n ‘ America. Soon after coming to New Mexico.'’‘K^-uCfroin'N.drcilte ‘ M^‘ , because the voters of Michigan passed common journalwtlc hotH'-sty u> not yet and alterations by gencratibns of Jhc-.an amendment to the state constitution .sufficiently overdone ■ to be discarded Mr. Magee purchased the Albuquerque I * ■ N. M i .Morning Journal from Fall ।“ l£*,. .,,1,.''?, ., . future. providing a tax limit of per cent on with thc idea of being Its editorial dtnw.f i£hre Mr IteH VN-bb Strictly spcakl un amendment to; prop<.rty. our only comment ft that ........... »«. guests or ineir momer. an-, ixn **<-oo. Pali MiBwlt^t 'thitdMlce? vuit himrat 8u'»da*' o,1,'r «'|rs'-s *<rr Mr “,ld r.UI I, rn»ataL i IW, >hon]d lu, the. coneutution r,dl suggested that Magic visit him a.. rinriim, \ir> iv, ■, A iteW amendment 'trfur. be paued’ hl* ranch where they could talk over °“rUnB ■rVexTY seventh teak nullifying* in i>art or In whole an' fatr. Governor.1! and k-alslatun s for aiflendirjen. already existing. Thus tai years , have been talking of remedying •repeal' thc Eighteen?!! Amendment.! the situation but nothing has been A Quotation OVERCOATS Never in the history of bur business coats. Many styles and patterns to select from, ever}' one guaranteed and they are priced at s10- to $2500 Nqw is thc lime to make your selec­ tion while our stock is complete. ton^r'M?“-5^‘«th“h« ’ Mrs ’ll .met McDmiell of Laiutlw atTT* «?!(,«» “•‘“‘•‘d 'h® tuixrul of Ux hj’te diuigh-1 lawyers ’kill-led Mr. Fall into marine . , .. ... . . .. ,..., explanations and statements that th’- [’>,* ,l . •.uJT-.-nr ro au-t -n • j former New Mexico political bo * uri-. A *' rt Y:n'J. ’ /'‘ik' dope Tax commissions have investldifficulties that hold Wedrwsuay afternoon to mcr-t Janv> amendment in tins due Amrsuinxin : -atr,d and reported but result* >« tar doubtedly regretted later. Thenew nut*against real at­ •editor was givi-n an Intimate v^w of M, Grovrol Manila. Philippine Is­ and submit Jt state tegisla- . I11(. l;(ViM,,rr u. c.ihremed have teen tacks: .they tly. like [thc corrupt political set-up in tiicistatc tuns or contention* itr rutifteatugi.: nt| New taxc*. the corporation lax for Evidently Mr. Fall expected hi.s\ip»the visible horizon, This' ru-w amendment- would have to irxaniIlj,> .have been added ostensibly'tt> cessor ------ .to i,iU In step behind — the .... niatHIRTV YEARS AGO TODAY be-passed by a twu-Hnrds vote of i ri.duf<. the burden on real estate but before those u'ho ।chine but tie miscalculated the mettle Dr. Htinlop of Middleville and Dr quorum of both houte and senate and RO sufh reduction wm ever .made.! ;ot his man. advance.—SHARP. Hyde of .Prairieville were'in thc city Mr. Magee dcnRs vigorously that he. yesterday cm pension buslm-.-^. state., in tlx- Union before it became a ;jJgs>!a-,irC5 tospi lo: tpwcstcm railroad. iwn language Is a.reformer and does not wish to la- nnkls of Eaton Rapids were gia-sts of । now i.-wunu; l> '“ '. part of the constitution. The quorum wtatemente to t!-.< classed n.s such. He claims tha't h<- Dr. anti Mb. Fran.’ WillLuin yesterday.•‘•‘’“id R*P-d .Hid Indti lum! YVhx thc referred to alw've sunply means a ma- drs<-.c a simply fought for fundamental con-- Mi«* Minnie TnimbufI went Friday un.-.«*ii itn]irL*orutl Hwre? F'ir lhe *" 1 sti’.utional‘rights. “I did what appeared to Vcrmantvilte where she has *• cured ' i''in«P!““rni I > t ie efficjcnci jcrity and nut necessarily the wlwlshould te made only after anj > c m«i atu r the voice ctmlied. i right," he said. ‘ because I believe the a nositten :n tiw- .-riiooh ,<>f that vli- I tendrni and clever u.-si an thev remained Ailnnt, looking’ from -me . membership. Cunsre-x* d e t •• r m i n r.-: acceptable system of substitute rcve-'| i right-thipg i- tlx? expedient thing in j' •; to .inoHi’-r. and then -they bun-t into whether ratification shall be inadc by 11111P measures 'hair been passed Mir ;i' w # <-.«,» m.*, bu.u«- »■> <„ •- >«• "■■■ ™*: -rad.i, ™i. peals and m uls of .-rti-aming l.wghter, intlrely in political campaign*, « it m-.-~ •—— t.-v। conventions;jlitVc,^£| *0,1^.. That method ot adjust-!kind Providenci* will jtermil u* to live! *'lH*h standpoint, my way looked lirfi rlamurciu-Jy and vehemently implor­ (Detroit Thursday and took in- the: and to daw ha* atwaj chofen state'lng Illf. tax Pud. hn* been tried Ire land -publican county ing me to rej>ent i! From nu* Island wnd work, unrk. xv as a newspaper man. i»he one-but New Mexico is n<As- I Wizard «t o.i‘he wrong one —but Neu I*. ndte .legislature#. Non# of ie states arc nUil-.-jv and ha* \mlv .succeeded in black ft going to-be just black—with-; Beed from court corruption .and suof Sto.ie Motu-yby WUlhirn. Henry Mr*. Fred Ua.-e.ady intends lo ga to -...... . Rattle Citek in a tea days u* make her | **H mw a nianksgiviiic Furyils.* Jr<|., out mental qualification or mental res- pression of the pres* compelled to acb^mnicdiutely. In the BlWinK “un. bf4K l£!' ‘ 1‘"-1 : ci ration of aqy kind —Muri DcFoc. 1 p.c,t. state.- cou.d wait ir.definitely. Wj.i, a ji. mmf, however. Hie legula• Warner of- Law- iTIlurulay •AVtuns. tiie JtJ’.h iiwj’ « j Cliarlotte RejiiibUca.n-Tnbun’e. | Tlx notorious Tcajrot Dome invcstignWij*h A\;tn tlx Eighteenth Amendment-, con-. jure has something deflniy.- tp wort gcxxl'Hmc is anticipated . - J E. Robert--. E-q,. is out today after THE LANDSLIDEgre.-.s set a lime limit of seven-year.- (roui N«w sourc«it of nvenutf’will now NEWS GLEANINGS. They Came Up Smiling. d by the supreme court j lunT to b,, uppt<J mske <or th, . .....----------------------<>f Harry Sinclair had teen parked »n Mrs. e B Warner of Dowling r- •wild turkeys. Well all wc have io say out turkeys Thltiy-twrt per cent of thc total na­ • The recent election is loo .fresh in a siding near thc Fall ranch for three' vt-utlriK txr daughter Mr* C Lunn tional wealth is west of .the Mludseuppi N"‘ ireilzmlMi'irmiCM mlopi.Slh(hat Mr.'rail; ------------------- - -- ------------------u_ dw,7 i.u'r he l.«n»l .u„. <|wdycarvisiting ter ;, . their prefe ret e ror s.a.v canv. nuo.u-. WIJ) tht< prffojcin be hopelessly hard oul comment. The writer spent the I had retired several debt* and made imsister. Mrs. Anna .Haff of Grand RapJ7 r())H Qwr ScT/lp Book nth the prohibition Issue i. lie’ half of last week at Ann Arbor at-1 provement* on hw property using bills -----> A PHONOGRAPH IN THE . state. Manchui tending the University Pres* Club J of high denomination m paymenv!' .wsibte that congnss will'i to pass favorably on a state sale-, i •ximnieiy 443.000 meetings’. Likely over ninety per cent]Then came news of the Teapot Dome FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY , CAROLINE ISLANDS method for Hie first time. If system until one of the lobbyists w jdil the editors and pubUshrrs there tteare to the Sinclair oil interests. Mr J« MoOUlum. li»>n.rlr,«l «»>•„,; , n„sh, ill br considerAbte delay and .yerv. normally republican^ Y’ct w Magee wrote to Senator Walsh con- dale, but of late teaclihig school at . .. . confusion in huiery for <n:or. The fimdx from Ihft rex wuuld ?ik-ard noTompluint because of thr nut-'cermne his knowledge of certain de-i HK.-.MI1,. Mlehlran. ... mmw in tin- Empire ••••«.■ of ■•"•' UKanyiM,, 1 have been uso§ to help equalize thccome of the election. Some of them , tall* of thc cdse. The senator wu» u-r «... «•!«<■. lum ol Kai.n.k' Jo> •■am'.l.'.iUi mr. IM. .<* A W. .»» r in.tallatton on record. .1 th. h«i> «i>»4 , 'V?S. ' , . . o,,. .n ... .'smiled ruefully as they talked about -iuctant to begin action of such serious ,. » 1 in .... , . submerging their party had re- ■ nature add it was Mr Magee, himself, 1 and l.a. nunz-ln.iid. who reh him Wl'h npi.'h roll h I enUrl;u<t,<l >1 .*v nlanjjf KHKha- ' ■" There in- 7.083 bland* m the 'Philip­ .^hr-ol tax is, tlx largest item in any ; ,n the hand* of thr people. Mo/t who first elgctrffied the country with mdmraM tawuwm I ■’W'fhdgwi '>;•■ community budget it would -have them wen a ».■>«>■ small ><«. the v..m. charge j# ren-n» "U'•..optimistic. .wi»»uwrev. Like .> bv that ..........the Teapot Dome teasel Card* are ftut announcing the mar-'"*’* an“ heard a ix>x/A’hence i-'iii-u .< pine-. with’a total urea Of IH.4(ai .quote boy m ..wimming they had been sub-! involved thr bribery of an official or rtaRP o! Mr. Harry Hayes and Mu.< liV,n1 human voice and iniudc playt-U miles. m< >>:«d but w« re coming to the surface i officials tn high public office. Th* ti■ Margaret Rose Matthew* both of this j hi *o:ts of instrument* . xtent that a l '.- limit: bn« proper! Ituly s tlr.-.t .bky^rdper is a 15-story 'with a grtn. a littleJchoked and te-! nal outcome of this notorious caw l'[city. Wednesday'evening; also 1 m.id<- n M-xotion of.band miLir anil upvided ample revenue R [ fuddled.’but ready Til 'continue in? their j dill too’fresh in public memory to need [ • of Mr Edmund Schumann of thL--i-ever.il joiiim in Enitlwli; with Hw;'- I building nt Bp.iciu. on. Tberefoi ..... -n— 'city to 'Mis* S El/-»ra Erb ol Bnltimme intended to charm them before reEight>-nils/ jx-r cent nJ the torn ally tmprepared i the old spirit, it u what makes. • ■ • nr.fi Thursday evening AU of the [qiiv’ting them to v.K-ak or sing into grown in'the United state#, 1* fed to >. i > unique Perhaps »he nu»t reThen begun a ported >4 court perse- jiarttes stand high in the r.-timation ot [Hint embatrnsMtig. rxprvssionlc.M gixtassuring and cmnfortimucircumstance cution for M/ Magee. The Fall ring their friends and the .Banner extends ’ al horn". Exjx-rii ucr had taught me, in tin- election A*, lh.il in spite of the ’ tried every mean* open to crookejl polt- rongratillations tn advance >lx>wever. the impassibility o| forrtellmr. Acr nm 'an Indian pueblo, situated istrife, tii*1 widespread discontent and tlclaiw with corrupt courts at their Following Jurors wen- drawn for ih.’ the fashion in which untutored mind near Aibuqui rtpie. N M visited by lous trouble I command to break the courageous cdl« November term J Everhart and A. F..will accipi-such miractefi. and 1 woz- mmiter* ol the Coronado's party in Svlve.dcr. Yatik-c Springy; W S Niiv. not altogf-ter impreptifeil to have air t-.n: eXf-rpt pefwips in Chicagor of itbel auits on his return to Albuquer- and E E- Berry of Assyria: M M Sto-' tlu-ir bewildernM-nt find Ntprejsion in_ 1540. L-. widely regarded as the old.-.’ ^continuously occupied town m the Iand Kentucky ujierc Hut sort «rf.tlung;que- 'And this was Just a beginning cum and O B Wilcox of Baltimore: H/ a Shower at well-directed coKanu^Tn United States. its routin’* rather- tlian unusual - iFrequently he had . twelve or more, Wiildby and A Bovwick ol Barry; D the nr»t bars <.1 'Lead kindly- light jSchuyler Matohalt Clintdn County Re-lease* called for the same day in dit- P Sprague and J. W Broamn'-f Carl-'or other soothing, peaceful hymnx In supplying Great Britain with mallntlol 1 ip;iWiian-New> . (f-n'nt parts of the Mute .vt that hr tun; D. W. smith and O P .Wellman ; But what wa* my unexpected amaze-, T-him ------ i-v . lhe ------------ ■ mid to hire l<-gul cnunoil to defend him of Castleton. R Fuller and F Pn-n- incnl and infinite Chagrin, when the ‘ many a* Its iradtng compeiitot । WE ARE COMING OUT . His cnernic- hoped to break him flnan- ths nf H.vstlni;. townsjilp. F Ward. A audii nce I harp gathered, displayed not X»F THE TRENCHES iclallv in this manner. In addition th - Wooley J. Be«MTH-r and F I. Heath of I the faintest interest in the pwformance ,, -E- Six-nwr, - ■ - -■ 'T~ re'^aryh for the Nevada Agriculj A i.< * victory b ours . , Hie vic-‘ring placed an adv^nising b.«eo« on Hus city; J Wilkcnson and J A Ryanlbeyond Hie ‘ight of Hu- revolution of -ry of regained optimum; of remolded thb paper and hi* family was ostracised ot Hope; G Ingraham and H Ekert ‘he lit'.te wax ijHndcr. A living, hu-yPi ntnent Station, ha* produced if Tenino morals. . .... .......... . . ..... it-frrt llizcr ln>m u.t.i,. of American- again with i-ccially. He,flnally was forced lo sell . . to change brisker and|lt]c Morning Journal (or a profit but Johnstown; A D Wolf ot Maple. love-song, and issuing from a brass: p of money immediately started another j>aper and Grave; F A Woodman of OranaeviUi*,; horn, attiiched to a rnaidfine. was, to • iiw It in k,don't loom:coftHnued thc ficht. Wm Garrett.'Jr. of PruirlevtlJe; G, E tlicm. not half a* awesome as the Edger of Rutland; A .Sherk of Tharn-. i whirling wheels and the burs of clock­ apple, Levi Chase of Woodland I work; some of the audience actually u country a .ii'.iu ,|rn time i",-;olence. Once lie was servgd with a When you srpokv'S-mFi^ol^your fin­ . turned away in Indinerertce, if not in ft will sound m alarm, or.^p dissnM. and went oil to resume tlieir gers and toeii from om- to nine degrees truce.brnigtw And..ubpoena to (m£ a contempt ofzcouu FIFTY-FIVE YEARS ACiO TODAY man. preoccupied;bacon and eng-, hare--------the -ame'frwiidly charge -,n anotlu r section of the .... state . ........ Hon, E. W. Barber Is nt Charlotte dnjwork <’( husking cocoonute. white at the Mme time your blood savor up a tir. piwte that they had «;n • n„ w*a> t*'ld by the officer that u car .i visit to ins family and friends Completely crestfallen. I ventured to pressure anil pulse rate increase. waiting out side to take him thert The cars are now running fronr Flint ask one man when the tune wa* flnTins. Mcmlngly paradoxical rtnding etarts to spread fragile china. Wc’ve again, found tiw old front. immediately But Mr Magee ret used to tt^-Shiawxssre. rtvrr on tiu* Chicago t.«hed what hr thought of it: "An all showed very definitely in experiments, tooth brushOnto State ,Jour- .-,'.ix>;> and iireplai- (rtendlincsy that.(rdto ito tirrht.n rimdltiu**.iwi,;.. it..., __________ __________________ .. .. hft can- aimed to determine the meets of to­ except tby train ar.d that being a...law-u.. ------- ’ .................. - —■ - right sort of tom-tom ' was m >-t ot. ii_- '. --.(xi m tin- day# before Hie i vcr n-.ade it dear io the officer ’hat he ut that such condition* could exist in i tes# and patronizing reply -Tom-tom 1* bacco on tlx- dreutauon of the blood in war '-ai:x<l to cherish poipwlkijew his right’ So he went to tiie (hft day and age In fact the judge.an adopted word which they apply to thc extremities and thc advisability of . lhe man who’ says there 1* no such ju«t for the ,■ y tlt.r. - in tiwir pre-a'iici' C|(y by train. He later learnedthat' uientloixd in thr sentence above later cheap musical boxes i .. Friedlander permitting patients with the mysterious tiling as silence has never asked a bank and thc w.trnr.l; that's m their hearts ,lls aor,. »rars wcre corrfct and that -ricd to strict Mr Magee down and did himself was n«tonfthrd at their mortl-..Buerger's disease to smoke. The tests Wcvc tec tv drawn to tl-.e ’<>ll|Hi<. automobile provided was held up'succeed 1ft wounding him seriously. tying indifference, and suggested very just concluded on young adults were manager for 9 loan.—Royal Arcanum that bred u.-> and to closer thc rugged Amen->by a gang of armed men on a lonely ... 'justly that It was prutrjbly because the carried on over six month* by Dr. W. Bulletin. caiu-unttu: our f-»nv*r* knew j section of thc road. Even in the courtBut Mr Magee peraftted and finally : word* meant nothing to them, and that ;G. Maddoek and Dr Frederick A. Col­ Indeed -peace hath her victories no,ro0!Tl jtaeif he wa> not safe At one :succeeded m breaking up Um- corrupt [the phonograph was to them only an- ter of the University of Michigan hos­ • futui December Why a student tells tnagaunes to get b. -.- renowned than war. we ve|p>raP he had been tried before a Jury »nn(t tjiat dominated New Mexico. In other form of hurdy-gurdy, a human pital. ' special uion al tprou8h school ft not clear, if he can learned tx* tolk.- again vveve .of Mexican peon.* who cpuld not upder- [ commenting on hft victory lx said. I voice uttering incomprehensible wind* Vic cause of thc cooling of Qw ex­ Uy the president. Leg- jugt ns CiU1iy wrltc - howler*" In lift gained .i truer value ol tliat type of stand English and convicted on a' iuve Hvi mo*t profound respect for the | had lo them no more meaning than tremities was found to be the etlecl ot democracy so bravely strived ior oy!-». —»»«« ........ ... ..........up! 1_____ _<1____ ..________________ irer— t_____ .*____ charge ot contempt of court When American people. It was public opinj tiie beating ol a tin pan ---------— . tobacco on Hie 'sympathetic nervous y-tliree stated meet In -examination paper# and sell them to those to a horn ue pay liomage today. tor sentence the judge began attacking ion alone that protected protected me tne throughout' Cast down, down. biu but not utterly u dlgcour-'system, which among other functions if some propoMi ft not lbe comb; section, —Detroit New*, To their bravery and tortearancc we him tn vile and abusive language. But. my work in New Mexico. Give theaged. 1 tried a second song by-a mclo- ordinarily expands or contracts the ready to be submitted to "them before ----------acknowledge our courage and inspira­ Mr Magee said that tie stood there American people the lull tacts audidtou,-. female voice, but tills fell Jiut widU wajlb of Hie Hut small blood vessels vauete of tlx* the -djourumcLt a couple of month* or *o| You can't ask a man ho* much he tion to carry on • . . in peace a# in­ without moving a muscle. Fur lie they can be counted on to do tiie right 'as absolutely flat as Hie former. As skill sjktn io to regulate circulation and so tent tern-­ laur. there would, be another delay ol, tnakes. dut it's all right to ask. .him war to meet adveiwe condition* with ■ glanced back and saw a line of armed thing." i a final and desperate resource, I put . pcratute. • U-.e fortitude and fighting spirit . deputies ai one side bf the room, each! on a blank' roll and the. recording In te*ts the smokers were placed at -two .year* until llw next regular *»•»which class of Income# should be . . . . ! That’* why we re coming oul ol lhe standing with tlx right hand inside Sometime we hope that Mr. Magee needle, and then induced one of the;real In a room of iwn temperature Mon*, unlca* special tegftUuve seasions taxed more.—San Francisco Chronicle. * trenches — Bill" Carutield in Tlx their coat*. He learned conclusively la­ will write hi# experiences in book form youihsto speak a few’ native word* into! and th<ir pulse rate, blood pressure and uere held. Not until thirty-six of the ■ —— — ;Livingston Republican Pre#*', ter what lw then suspected. Utal H he the horn, and immediately ground of! j body temperature tested before and forty-eight states have voted favorably' Bisecting a triangle aoean t arouse ; . ■ ■»■»■-■■ ■ ■»— had made a mote in protest he wtmid person Ut-Amcrica. It would be a great I a reprodirctlon of his very words. The after smoking. Pressure and pulse either through the legislature or by our ••nthusiasm .and interest half os! A crude drawing unearthed at the have been shot down for trying to 'at- demonstration-of the power of public eflecl was magical! The audience for- - marked drop In heat of tt*e tw* and opinion under courageous Iv&den-hip to got to breatlie in awed silenve! Their|tingem proved xomcwhal uncxjx-iicd example# ul tiie many attempts made modifying or nullifying the present [cherry pic—Ohio State Journal. e5td t0 be the oldest map In lhe world to break him. It sAmes Incredible to break up. even tile tnosfc, corrupt and eyes dilated! Their Jaws ftil! And they 'The normal full s'k> about three or began repeating alter jtheXJnstjument tour dc-grt-e*. : well-organised ot political rings. THERE ARE feu- Lambie & Doyle " The Store for Dail mid Lad" Way of Our World Piaificnt Paragraphs Smoking Cools Toes, ‘ . Fingers, Tests Show �FMHFMn THE. HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER «. IN! Hasting* Building and Loan asaotia- i Manville Peterson v*. William Cram: WUcox, cancellation of deed and agree­ ment tlon n. Orear Jorte* and’wife, bill to [er and Earl Strickland, assumpsit. I I Mina M Adams va. William ’u. foreclose mortgage . Boyer Fire Apparatu* Co., an In­ Clayton J. McKtown and wife v».dhuia corporoXori. va. Freeport Slate [ Adams, divorce. Blanche R. Jordan va. Guy W Jor- Ernest A. Cutler, et al. bill to forectare Bank, assumpsit. tnortgaiW8am Solomon va. Board of County 1 dan. divorce. Dr. H. O. Mahan vs. Elliott Fort p/Md ConunMaioners. assump'.it • UUUa r. Foster va Charles E. smith. Ahem An«m and ana Bertha Henna Evelyn Eve.,.. _Aherp. ___ ______ bill1 Alfred — . Moerdyk vs. Ortna -i. Glynn and.1| <Continued from page one) 1 Helen B. Smith, el al. forecloeure of | foreclme trust -deed Ruacll Lewi*, tre*pau an thc case 1 Jtteoh Bortuka v. Thnm.. n nl mortgMe I Fred Weyerinan and Louesa Weyer- Donald Perkins vs. Jana* J Mead. *hew*ky and 8o,»hla Ohbew.ky 2^1 “j"’ BeU CurX“ " ,U^0,<, |™n A .CUM* NelUe «l *»• ’ anmpsit tu- divorce. Clou*, bill to foreclose mortgage Arnett AutbJUo. va-B M Hanson, et M ' Rudolph E. Reichert. Slate Banking | John Lawrence Hawkins vs Mabel .> axuimtwlt Will Deprleater vs. .Henry Germain, ComtnlMloner v*. Nashville State Bank, j Hawkins, divorce. . asaumpait. , , bill for appointment of receiver. I-aura A. Kolb va. Walter A. Kolb. Minnie E Hanyen et al. vx Nelson Virginia-Carolina Ciremlcol Corp v*.1 Morse Backus. Gdn vs Bernice L. divorce H Cross, et al, bill <» quiet title Fred Champayne, et> al, assumpsit. । White, cancellation of deed. ! Charles Powers. Admr v». Florence In lhe matter of the petition- of. The boy or, girl whose body is riot well essential of milk is CLEANLINESS, a Peter Fender vs, Len W. Fvighner.; Rudolph E Acichert. State Banking M Ives, bill to ret aside deed AMumppt Commissioner va. Blate Bank of Free-. N *>»—■■•» ..n.i.iA. qualit$-' you cannot discover by junt nourished, vannot be expected to do L,m.n M J»nn»n n J “I,*; . Hniey. Jr . receiver va Tobl“ *’ looking at the milk. A real TEST* is Alton N Kelton. ,n"m * Warier R Ruse, et al. bill to foreclare. kor,cT . .. what tell#." Actual tests of Highlands John Jnh ~ J. Echtlnaw vx Jennie B Ech­ . *5*?f*?. '**""*' | Cinto c Bl.moni Si.to Commlxuon. mortgakr , ■ ■ cannot do the bust work of which fie or tlnaw. divorce Louh M Curtto appeal iron. )tolu»'„ ,,„llh „ TO vuu<e ,„ N„h. Dairy Grade “A" Milk show that there Edward B. Finley. Jr. v» Lester and Emma E. Grant, cl al vs Groyge court. V ' Ruth Hawks, bill to foreclose mortgage : nlto.il al she is capable. in no CLEANER milk produced in this WjlsorT. et al. bill to set aside d<-ed The Northern Olrio Coal Co va. L. H. I Harvey O. lams va Man' D lams. Nathaniel and Lora Lykins" vs,.FnjnU i state. Why’ijf this? Because we have Glenn A Boyle vs. Nina J BuylejrtlCook. inwiMOt. on the care iaiTOTCT. and"'Ida Price, bill for an accounting, Then; is* no food, that -will build up theH. A. Way Vs W. E. DeOolit. asol(ve B B1Vjn!1 vs Reuben A. Divin*. i Georgia E. GltUngs vs. cllfiord Git- I voire. every mechanical facility to produce ■ John C McKibbln v.» Hattie I. MesumpMt. ’divorce tings, divorce. body Hones'and promote strong,, ro­ CLEA'N milk, and every drop of milk Universal Film frxchangr. Inc. v. [ d Carj MeOuny> ct Vh WUllBm i In thc matter of die |>eiltlou of Klbbin. divorce. bust health ■ like .good CLEAN ’rpilk— Wm. Roy ---------Barrett.—aCc. v. Bcmictl. a^umpalL • p gIrM>ter, et al. bill of complaint to। Rudolph E Reichert. State Banking we sell you comes from our own-care­ ----- -J. Winner -- vs. ---Emma Baril vs. J. Leon Barnum and - Commissioner, for the appointment ot counting and injunction lhe cheapest fond your’money can buy, fully selected herd,- which is regularly Horace Curtis, aaapmpslt. . custodian, appointment of custodian u BcaniUtettor vs. Ida E BrandJulian J. Gardner va. Ellen Gardner, when you consider real ’ •food value." inspected. Why not give* it a trial? Norm Company vs. Frank C.’ Andrus. divorce. Bcnjattiln H. Cram vs. Fern Itollr *'«'«”"• altore*. .... Mary F. p Reed trespass on the case. Mnrv r '*d vvs* Calvin Reed, di­ Above all othyr things thr- very' FIRST We'll deliver it, icy cold, to your door. Fred A Marshall and Lavina P cram. dhoree vorce. E B Finley. Jr., receiver vs. Addle Manhall v». Orey D. Lenon, et al. bill Einirr.1 1. Smith vs. Charles Butler Smith, assumpsit. Smith, divorce. lo determine rights. E. B Finley. Jr., receiver va. E. L. Edward B Finley. Jr. vs. Von W. HEALTH UNIT MAK­ Ford L. Casey and wife vs. Will Fuhr, Appleman, i’rifmjxdt et nl. bill for specific performance of FurnlM and Erina J Furniss. bill to ING COUNTY SURVEY E B. Pmlcy. Jr., receiver vs, R. E an agreement. forccl'AM' mortgage -, Swift, awnnpatt Ruth E. Springer vs J. Howard Edward B. Finley. Jr., receiver va E. B Finley, Jr., receiver , v*. J. C Springer, divorce [.Less Opposition To Vaccina­ ROBERT \V. COOK, Prop. PHONE 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Fumisx giuumpsit. Leha J Caster vs Norman T, Coaler, mortgage. tion And More -Attention -To E/b. Finley, Jr. receiver vs. Llbbir Delmont C. Webster vs. Frances E divorce. Marshall, aasumpsit. -Child’s Physical Condition Pearl M Ayers vs. Homer S Ayer*. Webstor.' divorce. Ernest A. Hom vs. Helen Horn, di­ divorce. The Barry County Health Unit ha.f Hurd. assumpsit. Mnry/M. DeWitt v*. Otttar Jay De­ computed :» survey oj all thc county';' vorce. E. B Finley. Jr. n-ceiter vs. Ethel C. Glenn Gates vs. Gertrude Oates Witt. divorc­ * January hj. Carroll Brodbeck. Dale Hauer. Arnold rural school* with their 2,135 pupth Of Baxter and Erma Feighner. assumpsit divorce . * Control National once Furtlwtr Towns, Gaylord Flory. Ward Plant*, ------ --------- . Bank and Tru*tthese 819 had vaccinstiim rear,. 4491 C. H.* Dalhauser vs Eddie Purchls. Clara Hilborn Cramer v» Tognn- Company of Baltic Creek vs Murray had taken thc Tmcm-Anti-Toxin tregt-1 >• mad*- soon’. replevin. Stiles, IncJ et nl, bill to clear title and M Kenyon and Bertha C. -Kenyan, bill ,nt>nt fGr diphtheria but had not taken for boys of the It Badge Beekeeping. Won! Samuel. Graubart vs. David R. Miller. correct description. . to fpreclow" mortgage. -m- Schick test; 33 ot those that had! being planned Mr. Hird study.'. Max UMumpsit. Frank Asplnall vs. Martell Evale! Frank Wic.—r1 vx OrlK- H. Fauxcy. been found with defective vhion have Friday evening, ■mber 1H. r active and symCurtiss.Plant*. 78; Ward 8. M. TO; ... E B. Finley. Jr., receiver vs. E. V. ’and Nellie Evald, bill to foreclore bill to Mt Midi* contract rbefn fitted with gl«>re.s; 7.1 have had.Blister J-pdkc to, . will direct the B.xikbinding. Wm. Fox. 73; BunneM. Smith, assumpsit. E. Matthews v». O :§ut-|«heir tonsils' removed; 144 had- hud, Quaiitrop .M-htict • i mortgage. .Plynn --------------. Clyde , Ward Plants, S M. 79; Cnics. Willard In the matter of the otato of John J(Mn Wisner wlsnrr vs. Roy <W1 ... Willi.im Barrett.-et ; ton, bill to-foreclose uui ... ------- 1,-.. mortgage. dental work done withm thc last ton b, Township on tiie Arnold. Lynn "perry. 73 cooking, stcF. Kocher,- deceased, appeal from-■pro- |ai. biii bm for (or mi ftn »£tvunUriH nCcounUng and urid caiiccllacanccll.i------ - ------Minnie Traxler spnngi’U vs ----Frank ,n<,nths. ' . [ ver. Johnson. 74; Max Curtiss. 78; bate court. ,Uon of D Terrell et al. bill to foreclose inort-, This shows that grind progress has! Gaylord Flory. 79; La Rue McMillan, ■ < 1M."K£XTewses. Enn fvighner vs. Charles H. Ray- g(IRl . .... wc tt-il of the’ Patrol No. 82 of that school under J^reh made. Elsewhere planning t<j 79; Nell Rice. Arnold Towns. 79; First leadership ol Elm~ -Charles O. McPiek. Jennie L.-Bill- [ninnd. bill to foreclose mprtaagc • siu-rUl-Goslin' Sales Company vs. pr„(Kwd diphtheria pn v.ntiqn earn­ iter, dramat—’ Aid To Animal*. Gaylord Flory, L.i Rue • ■ , • . • • ■ p-i. u,*»ii>kucu MBScout Oath and make inc trip to Chtcagirfar the aning'. d al. vx. Venn- J. McIV-ck. bill Hastings Building ami LAan uasoci-.i- Norns J Hetrihgton. Admr., <•'. al. -paign'—' -------— ' jam. McMillan. 79; Leathercralt, Welbley pfthm. f'* Dr- Kinde reports ----that there Mr c.irroll Halbert, formerly ^uiai H.-gioimi meeting„ *’ * tor partition. . | tion vs. Elmer Harahbcrger aiu| write, Frank Balrcrzak v*. Ray B.ilcrrzak. much 1(..-ss . opposition to vaccination T. n. y. who is hvScout Headqugr- Ironside. 74; Kiuoell Ltnd. LaRue McCharles Wilcox vs. Earl and Bernice bill to foreclose mortgage i t al. bill for accounting and tnjunc- now that) formerly, and that parent. ,ng . ,llth of NB-.huUr W1U Ml that ue may all Millan. Ned Rice. Arnold Towns. 79. do not now hesitate to give their con-; uon. t<iuT!1 ln dirM;U,M1 MI Uj!a . ... .... .......iu-i wlw t«' the Pattifmdir.E. Rrrbert Boughner. 78; ; Central National Bank und Trust reni ns tlw y once did. i -.. . .. . The Health Unit report also states L 7n’,“-',d‘‘v '■'‘‘ulhE. Novemlier 17. al lai- t-liark-n-d-by the council will i>-- Personal Health. Carroll Brodtx-ck. 79. . Company vs. Robert J. Fall, et nl. bill met nnd the m>-n <if AlUgan and Barry Swimming. Robert Boughner. Wm. that lhe number of communicable dis- ‘,K' of ,,w’nA,n'' counties will continue on with the‘Boughner. Max Curtis* 78. Woodw'ork(to foreclose mortgage." ’ gan County District of the Ii,i’.th ’ Slwrriff-UnKlin Bales Company tx., coimctl group. Total expen.M-.v for the mg. fijirahal! Cook. Welisiey Ironside, ’AUgwt F. pelger and John FWwr.,bill! rol|0tt;. UIIC CMM. u, iesvij' . Creek Area Council. 'Mr. C chairman yf the Dis- one day trip will not exceed live dol- ”4. ;for an accounting. 79 o{ ,sc.uiei fever; 6 of diphtheria and '[son *’n,Wwits '1L'' elected p,rCt’-'t chairman Jars. Tiie next regular monthly court of -Danlel Fotor v- R..y Foster, ac- 49 ol uhooptog cough Not a «mgl.- • Jclu*’A «'1*’ Wednesday evening. November 18. m honor will be held December 21. the counting und injunction. raM. of an)l,n 1X)X has ^.j, n.JMrU>d f-,r .M,r and Mrs" H»»Bh ftlley and ; Walter RxDifiddl vs. Jay and Grda and only two or thiee cases of shif’-r motored to Allegan tot w o...*a... ... the B.»ny County District court <> third Wednesday night of the month In the-.meeting where —Mr. Riley extendt'r! isonor. Farm Patrol No. 76 of Curlton'lhe court to.jm. This lx the last Court Blough, bill for an accounting and in-' ---------------the year,-------------and every to the ne new wishes of qf ;C?n — Edgar -------Cheney - ------ —and-------“ -----— °—* Scout junction nr tcmri.ti .t iho Xh. b 11 *' board the best oe.-t wi.-hes Center. Fred Her..- ol -----Honor lor ,u ------ Building .... ■ e Barry county IXst . • '• lend. i -. w<m the Jeaeph McKmgh- should receive rome promotion. ! Hastings and Loan As.-i»->( U; *• .I^ye^L^tXt^w^^'^T^nJ^Oti and-Eldon C cup tor highest per cent of Second ------------ ---- -----------------[elation vs.,Ray and Etta Pierce, bill to, IS .^JiS ^ reL’Pi*' on *ou“n« and Dr Cla's ^■’■notion* L E. Barnett preHOLME* CHURCH. [forecluac mortgage. ,'ire’deJl . Henrietta VanderMolcn vs. Kobe imrti.rt it- tiw mtintv hut no death* !th'<>rae B. Darling. Assoc: director ol sideti in.the absence of clmlrman Kim Mr«. Slroyan of Lyondville. New •X re K. Ktllovg Foundation*.xtend- Sigler and examiner* promt were; York. spent a few days with her Lb. can • ' VanderMolcn. divorce h dlXe .nl Dr »’■“ oncanmni.m Richard M Cook. T S K Reid. HarOra E. Faulk vs. Chester Faulk, di- i daughter and family, Mrs. Charles Sta«W .«■«!«. Novnnbrr K Er -V awl-, fl-l tUIUncr, w.rf Bayne. ivorcc. .>"1 Ln»» Clumlx-rtaw »»«. M» He.Hi Jr. «nd Uor4 ' Hastings Building and Loan As-nchiDI TTTCD shultz or Mr and Mrs. Abid Donley of HasTtal £m> " £X b- '-" «'• 8h>'" Tb" ,bltow‘,“ Lt. DU 1 1 ILK MIDDLEVILLE itiontos. Carl C. and Beatrice M« Lafay- , “ a? \ tings and Mr and Mrs. GUy Hough Il.m» ol N..Ur>1llr In rbr ietto. bill to foreclose mortgage. . and son of East Hastings were Satur­ lUl.» kwr '-I -»>«■ I — 1« ' “ d «•??«• . , , _________________ Second. Class.- Harold Finkbelncr. 71: I Auditor General vs. Delinquent Tax-1 Lb. Quality day visitors at Walter Durkees. • Plans are being made for a special Gerald Shultz. "2; Richard Gaskill. 1 payer*, sale t>t lands for taxes. ! that it Is a disease of little account It , Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bayne. Ruth t Albert Harry in. Juanita Barry, di-j har. often proven very serious, leavingI1 indoor winter rally to lx* held within 73; Nelson Valentin*., 76. Eaton. Tom and t,wlr guest,-----Mrs Slroyan. were iu . the next few weeks. Every troop First Class: Chester L-..,.., ----- ----------------- -----------i ,v.„i children tn a bad physical condition.').-» should plan ta atti-nd und take some Taggart-of 71; Wm. Forbcy. 78; Leslie! Detroit a few days last week. I Edward Purchis v> Cliarli* Dahl- what(SVpr lx. dotM. to rcrfUCf, (he --- -- ;_r. . .....L,,Fancy Fruit ----- - iny i Mr. and Mrs. Harry Woodman ot ---- boy ent.-ring thaurer. .'number of cases i* worth while The at,lvc part. Any . Hauer. Alfred Rich. 79. I Henry and Dira Warner vs I^t ™ f ;ls7 f diphtheria ev‘‘nt ’nusl ».regtaiered scout tn Star Scout Steven Johnson. 74: Grand Rapids were Sunday visitors Am. O. Am™. Mil u, JKSJ M l."Je SSJn“ “pM ™ ™ *»’' Max CurtLw. Robert Boughner. 78; at Hubert Barnum's. ■ mortKuge. .. a campaign against that disease. Mod- -------------------------------------------------------। Edward B. •r" ‘1 hL ern medicine hits found a way to pre­ Charley W. and Ethel MOpwi. bill to v<.nt djphlheria Bs efT«tive!y n* it --------------------------------------- ?----------foreclose mortgage. e rm.iiIKJX I ■ Edvard B Finley. Jr. receiver vsmallpox. _ x I Clarence E. Mater, et al. MU- to fore­ FREEPORT. close mortgage. Mr®. Clara Porritt. Mr-s^ Laura ' Charles A. Harrington vs. Riymi Belle Flynn. Mrs. Laurence Johnson and Harrington, divorce. William- 8. children of.Bowne visited al lhe H. Kt. James K. Venill • Boughner homo Friday. Wineland, bill to foreclose mortgage Melon. Miller vs. George Miller, di- '[ Mrs. Ellen Yarger accompanied Mr. land Mrs. H. M. Boughner to Hastings Lb. Fresh 4F Bertha M. Ronan vs, Daniel Hub­ ' Wednesday Mrs. Mary Hoopar 1* spending, the bard., et al. bill to remove cloud from winter months wltti her sister. Mrs.. Lb.. title. ' Frank Barnhart vs. May .Barnhart, Amy Spaulding in Hastings. DdrE? GTE AV R«u nd, SirloinIn the price of RUBBERS and SHOES at this store. Come Mrs. 8. L. Peckham of Lake Odessa is divorce. DiLILr O 1 ILAISk. Port.r Hous* spending a few days with Mrs. Edith j in and COMPARE our goods^for PRICE and QUALITY. Godfrey and Dr. Peckham . Bern Made For Mure Than One Year. Mrs. Lydia Simpson who hav been Here are some of the many bargains: s[Kuiding a few weeks with her daugh-1 Frederick E. HflJ-.vs Leon Cool. etnl. ter. Mrs. Freeman Comstock at Grand I Rapids, has relumed to her home here. | assumpsit. Mrs. .Leona Kidder and children* The Industrial Co. vs. Leon D Cool spent Saturday evening at the home ot, and Andrew Dooley. OMUmpriL . Glenn J. MeLravy v> B J. Dever­ Mrs. Lydia Ktdder and son Ralph. i Mr. and Mrs. Charles' Lidka of Jack- • eaux. a*sum|A!t • . MajlL-wn Furniture Cd. vs. Mike son and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Renins of Hastings were Friday visitors ot >Ir. | iGjufcich. luaumiisit. LADIES’ 4-bkl. ARCTICS. ODD LOT OF 2-bkl. SOCK . . , : vs. Mich-1 and Mrs. John Llctka Muciej. and Mary Wielgosz RUBBERS. Sizes 2 to 7 ae| । Mrs. Irene Andrus was a Hastings art and Helena Zawac^L Zawacki. assumpsit. as.fl The Big Little Store Phone 2491 We Deliver Mrs LaVerne Hall vs The Nashville ■ visitorvDiursday . LADIES ’-'HIGH WOOL QEO MEN’S 1-bkl. SOCK State Bank, trespass on the case. Mrs. liazel Novuky -and sons Russell ■ JERSEY ZIPPERS UUG i ■ [and Glen, were th.Hastings Friday 1 RUBBERS at pair . I Mnrj' Lmi Hcnney U spending a lew' LADIES’ LOW WOOL M A E ■ -■ weeks with tier sou Homer and-family, YOUTHS’ SHORT BOOTS, • ; In Campbell • ' JERSEY ZIPPERS I oQO Jake Walker and Mr. Ironside of MS CALLED FDR MOOl DEC. S GOOD, CLEAN MILK Is the Ideal food For Youths Or Grown Ups N TuZru “aSfft,. k (1 ““ .. ij™ ™»“ " T"b‘“- THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Boy Scout News Famous for Good Foods THE NOR TH SIDE GROCER Y Saturday, Nov. 26 Friday, Nov. 25 25c Calumet Six MARGARINE TOMATOES E*’ FIGS FRENCH’S FLOUR 24c 29c 15c 10c 25c 3 P & G Soap 19c “OPPORTUNITY” MEAT SPECIALS BOLOGNA FRANKFURTERS JSf 2 PORK STEAK PORK ROASTS 9c 35c 14c 14c 13c IS KNOCKING AT YOUR DOOR!! HINMAN’S Heavy Rubbers for Thanksgiving Especially do we wish to commend PARAMOUNT MINCE MEAT HE quality of the PARA­ MOUNT brand is unex­ celled and we urge you to try these foods for your Thanks­ giving festivities. Demand PARAMOUNT foods from’ your grocer. Order From Your Grocer. "A Dollar apent for Para­ mount Foodt u a Dollar Mgr* to Barry County Farmon” For Those’Thanksgiving Mince Pie*. The Following Are a Few of Our LEADING PRODUCTS ’ Tomato Juice Mayonnaioe Hot Relish Chili Con Came French Drawing Tomato Soup Pork'and Beans Ketchup Sandwich Spread Sauer Kraut Vinegar < Chili Sauce Maple Syrup Mince Meat PICKLES Mixed Hirsch Bros. &. Co gQp 37c s1.75 Qgq Paramount Foods/ * Light Weight Rubbers Sweet Sour Mustard i Thomas home Monday. ’ 1 W 3 Surrarrer accomiuimed Lewis Overholt lb Haxtings Saturday on bit’i-! 'ness ' i Mrs. M. C B?Vicr of Cflats Grove ;■ j ‘spending a few days with her daugh-f ter. Mrs L. M. Curtu* Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bollock of Lowell | were Sunday supper gueaU of Mr, and j I Mrs. L M. CUrUsx and family i Mr and Mr* 8 F- Johnson and cor-1 win Novisk'y of Grand Rapids vhited I relatives here Sunday I Mr fcnd Mrs. A J Novisky were j Lowell visitors Sunday ; Thc 1. O. 0. F. game aupper was well [attended and everyone reported a I splendid evening COATS GROVE. The Community service for Nov 271 will be led by Coy Stowell; musician (Myrtle Stowell; boomer. Blanche Bayne; handslukcr, Warren CoJlbaugh. Rev Conklin of Hasting* will I speak and will turnu.h music. I A tine crowd was present at the ’ Birthday meeting at Mr*. Mattie Kim[ blc s Tuesday. Mrs. Kendall Coats had 'charge of the program and a comforts i able was made for thc Red Cross. . A Thanksgiving, program was given’ on Sunday evening consisting of talks ion the subject and songs by a chorus. Tiie F T. A. nltx U this week WedI nesday evening with a sripptf and pro|gram. MEN’S HEAVY ALL RUBBER, 4-bkl. at pair MEN’S ALL RUBBER ZIPPERS, at pair BOYS’ 4-bkl. HEAVY ALL RUBBER, at pair $2.10 ’2.95 ’2.10 MEN’S HEAVY WHITE 95c SOLE RUBBERS BOYS’ HEAVY WHITE 80c SOLE RUBBERS YOUTHS’ HEAVY WHITE 65c SOLE RUBBERS LADIES’ STORM ALASKA OEa RUBBERS, at pair OOC QEaa vOG Mirse*' & Children’^ High $4 QE Rubber or Cloth Zipper* . I aVW MISSES’ & CHILDREN'S $4 LOW ZIPPERS, at pair ? I .OU Misae*' & Children’* All $4 EE Rubber, bright tlnhji. 4-bkl Ar,lio| BwO LADIES’ SNAP RUBBER SHOWER BOOTS, at pair Broken lot of Children** SNAPS, LOW ARCTICS OOG ; Many Bargains in men’s, ladies’, misses’ and children’s Shoes or Oxfords on racks inside. Come and see them. IRONSIDE SHOE CO 'The House of Quality Footwear �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 23, 19tt PAGK8IX THE SUPREME SALE SENSATION of ALL TIMES IT’S HERE! The One Tremendous Furniture Event of a Lifetime NBH Offering the ENTIRE Stock In A Great Money-Raising Public Sale! Buy at Your Own Price! Every ArticfeTo Be Sold for CASH To the HIGHEST BIDDER at Public Sale... Every Article Must Go AT YOUR OWN PRICE! IT WILL PAY YOU TO COME FROM ANY DIS­ TANCE—TO SHARE IN IT! "The Modern Method of Quick Merchandising”— A most unusual opportunity offered to the public of this section—to obtain'tlie Newest, Up-to-Date Dependable Quality Furniture in this manner . . . TION For Your Information WE ARE NOT GOING OUT OF BUSINESS! Sale conducted under supervision of JACK GOR­ DON, Auctioneer; 1. McDONALD, Assqciate. ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE Everything to Go... Nothing Reserved FIRST AUCTION ALL SALES FOR CASH Deposit Required At Time of FRIDAY, NOV. 25 at 7 p.m We have hundreds of old honest customers on our books today who are unable to make regular payments on their accounts. This naturally makes us look to other sources to raise cash. We must have cash to keep our business going. Our only choice is to turn our merchandise into cash quick. This we have decided today. We realize that to raise cash we must sacrifice profits. For that reason we arc throwing our entire stock into a Ri’pantic auction. Buv at your own price for a limited time only. When we have raised the cash we want, the auction sale will be dis* continued immediately and business continued as usual. This is the opportunity of a life time to buy -whatever you may be needing for your home. It is our honest belief that it will be many years before you will be able to buy home furnishings al such prices again, ■■ NATIONALLY FAMOUS ... DEPENDABLE HIGH QUALITY Up-to-the-Minute FURNITURE and RUGS DINING ROOM BEDROOM ' SUITES Tn a wide vatlciy of - ncwAt designs— O.-ier.tal • Walnut. Burl Walnut. African Walnut, combined with Satinwood. Ro e•.»<, i .uid other high grade matched cubinrt stood jocks. La:p.- rekxi-ui! Refurnish Your Bedroom-Now At Your Own Price! ' EVERYTH ING ON SALE! NOTHING RESERVED! '»-li-ct any article you desire — to be off: nil <-n the auction block! Never in all your life has there come : ;'<h a sxortrnls. such a tremendous op■r..: tunlty to t-Vtasn the newest, ma t -'.thd!'. Home Funushmgs, An. Opportunity if ttyere ever was one! Make your own selections! FREE! FREE! 25 Useful and Beautiful Gifts to the first 25 ladies entering our store after 1:30 P. M. Free Gifts At Each Sale door as you enter for every sale, afternoon and evening. No purchase required. FREE GRAND PRIZE! A valuable piece of furniture for the home will be given away to the lucky person last evening of sale as the Grand Prize. Miscellaneous Furniture • • • • • • • • • • • • • OCCASIONAL CHAIRS LOUNGE CHAIRS COFFEE TABLES OCCASIONAL TABLES END TABLES MIRRORS, LAMPS DAY BEDS SPINET DESKS SECRETARY DESKS CONSOLE SETS SMOKING CABINETS BEDS, SPRINGS SPRING MATTRESSES ETC., ETC. To Be Sold At Public Auction to the High­ est Bidder—At the Price That It Will Bring! —Living Room Suites, Bedroom and Dining Room Suites,'1 Cabinets and Breakfast Sets, Tables, Lamps, Mirrors, Pictures, Odd Chairs, Day Beds, Studio Couches, Odd Dressers, Vanitie&and Chiffoniers, Cedar Chests, .Rugs and Floor Coverings. RUGS! • Wiltons - • Axminsters • Wilton Velvets • Royal Wool Wiltons High Grade Pianos A Chance of a Lifetime To Purchase a Beautiful Piano . At Your Own Price! Such well known makes as^A. B. CHASE,- KI1ANACK and • French Orientals • Domestic Orientals —9x12 size —6x9 size —8’4X10’,j. size BACH. Bl*S|l and l.AXE. KE.MI* and SON,and many others. • Throw Rugs Also A Few Player Pianos Included All to Go at Your Own Price! ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT... TO THE BARE WALLS!! Miller Furniture Co ■1 " Refurnish Your- Bedroom Now / at Your Own Price OUT-OF-TOWN CUSTOMERS ARE URGED TO COME! , . It will pay you to come 100 miles to r-haw- in the most extraordinary House Furnishing Opportunity ever alfcrtd lo the public of this'section! Come .jmd Inspect the Stock! Sec this fine FurmruTf-wrtfi your own eyes! Store opens dally for Inspection at 10:00 A. M. 2 Sales Daily 2:30 P. M. 7:30 P. M. Every Day Beginning Friday, November 25 and Continuing For a Few Days Only! ———— Store open foF selections daily at 9:00 A. M. Come and make your own selections. HASTINGS, MICH. SEATS FOR ALL! “Complete Home Furnishers’’ WEST STATE ST. * Telephone 2226 SUITES Choice nf many newest Styles and designs in Burl Walnut, Mutcjied Walnut, Oriental Walnut, English Oak. etc.—with nil newest construction features.’ Valuable FREE GIFT At Every Auction/ Chairs will be provided for the comfort of patrons while at­ tending the sales. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER M. IMS ' boston Social Events and Personal Mention Mtts Mae KeUer was home from Ann Arbor' over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Chidester were tn Grand Rapid* on Ttiursday I Miss Martan ‘Ickra was home from Mr* Lillian McIntyre hu >Vlurned ' ‘ Mra. Della Allard »r.d Miw ’ Marion Helpful Hetp/iH Suggestions Urges Purchase »AO»f ■ cream pie FAVORITE DESSERT. vz,«cs * , ' A layer cake with otttard cream fill-. ing < a cake • notwlthMaiid:ng it I.' When a called a pie!i. * real ar...*«xru*. among of Christmas f<Kxl»! It* • creamy’' filling re.mlu from buying moi e Ilian ii pay Hili* slicker to J /the ure of evaporated milk, which also put on his holiday letters ur. packages iwlro to make till* recipe for Bceton according |' ! .r„,_ ",, ' UNDERWEAR FOR WINTER/ . ii v ™’",<‘ ",DI’lsn 'i--.',•>.«»>..r........... W,T" """ I*”*™’ Mr and Mrs W E. Smith and Mrs. <w£ M„ S,‘ K.rd “'Ll «£• justomer or friend who buys' All weights and sizes in wool, cotton, Fred Kennedy spent Monday in Grand Eva A. Hecnx were in Grand Rjjptds on osts Christinas M-ai» u buying Tapioca cream pudding served With Boston Cream Pie. Rapids. * and mixed fabrics in union suits and a very- big busine-s. Mr. BenTtiur.vd.iy. cinnamon apples mates a delicious and / |.3 c (atu butter* Mr. and Mrs J H. Watkins <»C Three Mr and Mr*'. B T. Townsend and | unusuaI dcMert. Rivers air guisU of Mr. und Mrs. W son of Grund Udge were Sunday- 1-3 c quick cooking tapioca tiAjo piece underwear. c evaporated milk and • J Watkins c water, mixed. guests of Mr and Mrs R M. laimbnMrs. Mabel StcbLim, <-! Lansing wx. .Mrs. A. E. Lamblr, who lias been visit4 c milk, scalded. ■: c sugar. baking‘powder The, brands you. btiy here are nationally known— tnewe«eiW. ^2*?:. "‘‘‘H1"1 Mr “n“ . 1 or 2 egg yolk*, lightly beat> (i • Su^erior medium weight and Stephenson heavy weight th'c mu"'?! Mra’lXge SlZ me? J J’m.S’Z? X' l 't fla*wln|f. . • l-3t !em»n extract 1 or.2 egg whites. slirRy beaten. | t vanilla • - • . underwear are familiar to everyone for their high . I Cnain-biliter Add itgar an*i creiin on i 2 c sugar. , quality. Our underwehf is doubly guaranteed to be • ' until sugar granuht. are d. Site Johns visited Mr. and Mra W. M Steb­ Friday. .Hatitffactory—-the. manufacturer guarantees .... .... wv-.—. Mrs Auiil Bachman ' < T cinnamon candir' ’ I flour, thi n mea-ur,- !t<--!f’ who hakbins on Sunday accompanied them kx fur aa'/MUakego:i I 8 small apples, pared, cored nn41 ini: powder. Add flour and diluted • ‘them, and so do we. Mi-.s Anna Smith will lx* the where She visited her mint. Mrs Retta quartered. Imllk alttntatcly to tin- lutrtcr-war ThankagiviiiK gut-i.t of iier sister. Mr: Merrifield, ■ returning -with Mr. nnd Mr: ' Add ■ tapioca am.i salt to milk,..«ud ;mixture, beginning ami ending with _ bsuWii ect: Edmonds on Saturday. cu<,,t ln double boiler 15 minutes,. or/f^ur. ,Jn llw, Mr mid Mr.-. II. 8 Ritchie rpent Mi and Mr». c, A. Kerr returned Until uiptocg u clear, stirring frequent-jwijjtwt and add t! Pour Sunday with Mr and Mrs Earl Offley from Chicago and Whiting, Ind. on' b' Add sugar. Pour small amount of into two ntc.tins that have been lined. of Grand, ttapul*. ■ ' . - - -----------------------iwith wnx.xl piijx-r and bake In a.nvxiSunday P. M . after several days' visit tapioca mixture over----------egg yolk, stirring, Miss Florence Walkin 4.rom«> hum*,” with her xWer. Mrs Cora Dunning. vl(K«* “““y. Return to doob!* hmi..r dgorously. double boiler/enPe oven <2S0 <fc-gre* • I .'S minfrom Wyandotte on Wednesday for the While th«re Uiey attended a concert in ami ■* ’*------cook "------------------------------until 'thickened Remove / n»e_. spread cream filling bet ween iild flawing. Told B,„| .^prmkfe top with powdered orchestra Hull given by the A capt>*lla (from* fire und mid flavortr Dr and Mr*. Will Thwaites of Grand ehj.ir directed by Noble Caln. TTw*. small amount .into .... egg white, -i* Add to 'sugar. Rapids wrt^Dunday guesu of. Dr. and were also privileged to hear the Colored remaining - • •tapioca mixture and blend.' are lower than ever before <>n underwear Mr*. Dentil* Murray. ■ . '. 1 Chorister* choir of sixty voices which ChilL tar. Combine sugar, water and cinna - i of known, good quality am: at Hie Music Festival last sumSunday guests of Mr. and Mrs Riclutnl mon candles. Add apples and cooki Potts Greenville. wry gently until apples uro pink and : transparent, basting frequently. Chill.i Two-Piece Suits 50c, to $2.95 per garment football souad and Arratigr <m plate like a Water lily nnd ' monda of Nashville. COACHES WERE GUESTS /.surround with tapioca cream mixture, i Union Suits are 75c to $3.95 Mi and Mrs. I I i unsin.’, ebiiicii Mr. and Mr.- H. 8. Riichie Cong. Ketcham Gave Interest■thoroughly/ Add egg .m mg Adrfri.s, 0„ Sundoy jwell, tlu-n add water over billing water ‘ from Kaluiiia'-xio on WMlne.sday for tin-1 • Evening (about fna- minutes. R* balance of Um* week. A very delightful guthfrins was !*•'<} . 3 c tomaUx*'. • . 'add vanilla nnd owl ’ Mr. and Mra. Roy Cordes plan to nlt l(1 .„IWIWb church bn HuntViy th<, mi McthrxHsL 4 hard cooked eggs, diced. spend Thanksgiving with Mr:-. I hyllis (.t'ening when thc Epworth League cn- ■ !4c iMfilt-ci rice. Reynnld.’i of Ann Arixir . (ertalned lhe High .-a'lirKil f.otball 4 T ehopiH'd green peppers. Mr. and .Mr* C W. Crawford mihI tlil. 4 T chopped celery. of- nmny Billy went to Chicago on Munday to U1„.n„ nI (1 ,lA, A )*>t luck • ' 2 T chopped onions. remain wr nwplufilvtng. . supix-r w.u, .an. . _ . "j c pimento cheese, cut Jim*. “"V ju Mr. and Mrs F I^Druulllard ot Pon- 1(1,VK1 b.. .t wild houi., 0)rn at 7 |5 Melt butter and add flour ---------- 1. ocloek, the young I»ropl1* attended Xhc and add- tomatoes and cool . . until ■ • - - R. Hayes owr Thanksgiving. ‘ ; evening service. Cong- John P­ creamy sauce forms. _________ ‘ Add rest of in/ 1 slice untoll Dr A F. Way ot Anu Arbor and Dr1 K'-lcham giving the address. . ' gredient.* Pour itit.-j shallow,’ buttered : 2 celery leave C S Wheeler. <4 Gram! Rapids were tn11 Mr. Ketcham extended greetings to baking duh, Bake 25 minutes tn mod( pvpp-i Old }l BEAR SKINS FROM YUKON FAIR LAKE. the Friday on bustonu,. .... city on ---------------------------t|„, and .cummer.dcd them for crate oten. Serve in dish in which *»"t cranulited gela’in YIELD FLAKES Ol GOLD. Tills; community Wim saddened to Mr.,, (ifontr WHidckneelit <•! Grand lllrjr Reason. He tlwn told baked ! । _ u.................. Rapid* round Mr. ami Mr., Raymond ,,f th(- first football game ever faikl in Despite topsy-turiy world . m.*ney hear of thc death of Mrs. Will Evans. • WindekiHclit orej* the weekend. '' /' .... ... standards. UrsusTiorribllU. the Alaskan, familiarly called Aunt’ Marion by *11. r J. F. Edmonds, acctynponicd by.Gur- li'H.rn. thr Hitter ixing lul b> |i I grizzly bear, sticks lo the gold standard., which occurred nt thc Pennock hospital 'slowly 16 minutes. Strain <lon Edmonds ol Na-duM1'- went to roar** reive. Hept '.<> baling and pmir . '.or tather. thr gold standard sticks to at Hastings Wednesday after a short IH'Jil lhe line-tip of lhe local 4 T lemon juice. over gelatin mixture Stir until gelatin , Apple-' W L P< tui'K'k went. t<i Big Rapids- ileven W.< Right, end. Roy Rowiad-i 2 c chopiwd pineapple. • him When a University of Michigan illness. She will lie greatly missed by : dissolves Cool, pour into inflivkluaf Wha: ■ i forestry professor went prospectingMu her many friends. today tiMiXTid thc l^ilauro <>l tiie v.tek <t; Right tackle. Grorg<* Collins; Right 3 c sugar, . 'molde. Chill untir still. Unpiold on Th. nv ;txar hides brought from thc Yukon wilii Mr. und Mrs. E. W. Pr’nnc-ck. guard. Charles Kuitz; CetHef. Pal ■y Ladies’ Aid Society, Wnsii ........... tfprtcots ..... and cover......... with water. surround. With vcgctaqic mix-,To sei’ i regum. looking for pew types of animal , lliri WkU 11 Dewey und l.imily of Uuimi'.-.: Wntrrs; U;lt. guard. Ami ipeckt *Wih soak ov.,t night. Ininurningtuidpim - ./lettuce, vith, ftU Mrs,. Bessie Vnughii. f - the Thank.*.gn1nu aiieM, of Rev ,.„x. ljlfl tut.klr. Jllhn cheney; Dft afiple Coverandc«>kalbwiy30min- lure. jptirtslte*. he found unexpected Hakes u.(. w„u ^tended. The imfctlng far 11! I’ll have I can । s r . L. L .D, wev and Grorge, , I)(| John Ketcham; Quarterback. L. ;UI, ., through a colander. Add <>t gold, scattered throughout tiie fur Dccembrr will be held with Mrs HarAnd gtt,_ ---------------------. Mrs. \Tillie Mrfaiughlin and a Iri'ivl ,j Goodyear: Bight half, C- J Lnhr; ; lemon juirr tii.d .•ugur. Bolluntilmix1 Lest ambitious miners pack klu and pafnM.Ie<. on thc second WednesL*tTliiR»< Twill et»M.* me up a hit ot Muskegon were; guest.. ot ... ----iheud for Hie Yukon. Professor O'Roke (lav U1!)1 ,,f ofllcen, Mrs. .IP/yd j^.; half. Donald Smith; I-Tillbuck. tun* tluck’em stir frequently. ~ Serve jstates that the gold is mipute in qu*n’ -----Chuk Saturday night and Sunduy. with bread or hot biscuits. Itity. and that 'bear panning" is fur Parking a Historic Problem. Six waives were played during the Turkes! Bt*y! and sluflii^'. I from 11 ect rich quick possibility. How Cle veland visitin'Mr. mid Mrs A 8 /M.Hhon (•*«, »-jtb marl ■!!«'. two wlfl*. no ui Parking had It* problem* rock in " *lie things ihat ever gn !the U-ani collected the Wald flakes in Johnson nt Flint over th< ww k *'hd. ■ A1I( Ral>.Bnd ■•*<» with Kalamazwi Ccn1 c fat. inuynm Small 1660 ** evidenced by dcboy in such # state - tl»e \\ following . (/; ineir their tmex thick «ur fur is Is a myaun-y. mystery, aiuau f " ------Mr .n*.d Mr.-. Harry bpark.. ana fuin- tnd. and <<u» two touchdowns uru J c dark brown sugar. whole day and night to wait?I. uinounts uin^unU of oj gold u0ld are are found found m in many many . cree issued by Charles II. ily ty Charlotte were Htu[,l.,y gu*-si.< ol inad<* by Hnsqn**.*-. 1*3 c sour cream. ... . . ■ "Wlwrt-a* the cxce.Mive rxea'.s.iivc number of jonnauq. Chill. Wh* a ready ----------"Whereas i Alaskan stream beds and tiie metal .... ------- In dosing Mr Ketcham computed: arrange portions around gelatin ialad.4.'smif! mm—IT! have to go ; may have caught under thc animal s hackney coaches in the city ot LonMis-J Margaret Schaupner of Detroit the gninv of foothill to the game off 1 t vanilla. !Cover tfith mayonnaise, wrie at once. And shut my eyes, vo I won't know, <• common nW। claws, later to be transferred to tiie fur. will Is- thc guest of Mis:. Emily M • liir and urged thc young |x*oplc to 2 t cinnamon or Ih. bear, muht h»>, relied m mner. H» *UWU ««, huhvw. b.m< it t hud only hot found out JU! Etaain tor Thanksgiving and the week hL-thcr living and thc continuance of/ I t cloves. thereby made impassable and danger on lhe .bom ol mm« quiM "“-1-­ What saying, "scent" was till «/ about, end. 1 t nutmeg. term'wx.rk and cooperation with their 'atidrnbrrff . : When chopping' anything Jn a ous. Mrs. J. E Vandenberg. । Yukon stream, picking up stray flakes Mr. ami Mrs. Lemuel Severance. Er­ fcllowmeti. ' i- 1 'i t salt. ■We command that n> person or pyr.mincing bowl, uw thc knife in a rock-' iMertiV Van> in .t. Lxiis a.id Beulah visited In Charof the mineral that old sourdoughs It wa» n splendid service and one tor । I « chopped, dales. !ing motion rather than chhpplng. ' have sought ever since the great strikes sons permit or suffer the said roaches 1>::< over riN week end wi'h E. H which Rev L. L. IXWry Is to be com- ; 1 c chopped figs. MIDDLEVILLE READING CLUB. i to .M/ind. or remain m any of the much easier and climmal,.; all Ilfat Chupellc n nd family. 1 c nuts. liichded . The* member:, of the Middleviliej‘of the UDO’S. street". . * noise.* . Mr. and Mr. L'-imicl Severance ami, 4 c flour. Women's Reading Club entertained': Her Grandpa's Son. "Given at pur court al Whitehall the daughter Lola will ajieml T1unik.«ivmg — I t sadn.' ' tt'ulr husbands and guests to. their an-/ Kitty, aged four, had been naughty, eighteenth day of October. 1660. Vegetable Soiip.wr-Ok.in Ik-lrolt and nt tend 4 he wedMr. Kim Sigler cnUijatncil Circle | 1 t baking powder. inuul banqtwi Thursday evening In their j and her father hud _a --------._ u — K_. "God Save the King.' ........... . ...... .....I.... 'KI., 't l t A M 1 large soup bone w.th meat. to apeak tn her be­ Crenin fat and sugar. Acid cron m ! clubrooms in thc beautiful Pythian- fore going to business. On Ids return .M'. ami Mr.-. George RobiMson mid Monday eivriliig wiUi a k'xxi attend- nn(j ,.aM lini| ti-at two minute*u Add 'Temple The'clubroom was decorated Hints fur Husband's. Mrs'S. C. Block exiiect to .s;x-nd biiit A lirttly iwit luck supper was I rest of irytrcdienU. Chill .... •<dough i nauomu cmom .arm- p.c: in tiie national colors m.n with . a large pic-. “ Thank:Hiving flhtli Mr. and Mrs War- vrved and the businer* -a-satoti held., Btwi g nlx bit' of dough It was Just a mlsplgced letter in an , _und' flatten! a„m,, Wmhwwn In .W ggSjgygJg, advertisement tn a Boston paper ask­ down throe Inches apart in greased' 1 gr«vn pepper. cSiniiprd. i center, nr. it was a ■ program pommer1 c chopped onibn. , ing for authors' manuscripts, but see baking sheets, Bake 12 minutes in Mrs, Julius crmis and son Claude of were enrolled*. Mr, Tho.-, Baird con- modeniteoven. what it did to lhe m«*nlng. It read. 1 c fim iy diced carrots Eisl Cakdohli w«rv*Sunduy guests ol dprud the* devotions and Mrs D. D Send us your Mrs. tor candid criticism COLOR FOR CHILD'S ROOM. ' 1 c finely diced turnips. . Mr and Mrs/ Dah D wr-. ' - Walton gave a short talk and reading. and advice"—■Capper’s Weekly. 2 c fine diced potato^,. Jmm.- Bricndle of Big Rapid-' has All enjoyed Mn-zing r-mny old Unib One of the .most appealing color/ to the W. lrome was given by Rev. Me- ---- ‘--------------------------------------------------2 c tomato JtnCc and pulp. been vtxiimg his sister mid husband, hymns- al >. Closing the evening was schemes for the furnishings of a child's K. an. He complimented thc club for • Mr and Mrs Wm. Mishler, mid Ollier a contest in which Mr,. Agnes Fisher room Is red. white and blue. Not only / 3 t salt, or to taste. iltrir modern Ideas and civic Inter-/ ---------------------------------------------------.was the winner. will it have a patriotic appeal which, *• t pepper. The,next meeting will be on Brother- children w ,„ enjoy, but .. will it- will be un-, Wash thc soup bone and be careful vsis. Swift, . .-.pernor of the evening, left.| ;■«! Hinkley and Richaid expect i- Iwod night. Dec. 12, nt the home of usually fresh looking . and attractive. to remove all small loo-e mvc,,. of . , v. .1bone the tnn bone in in uu larp large kcttl* IhomHtt that(„the dubs future Curtkins ■ might white. m the i.citt. the ,HnllW ulMlallv „ llltB ,_ work । Mrs. Dai id Boyra. . CurtiUns be red. and. white *"1’'' 1Put xi>end Thanksgiving With Mr.-niiji Mr* ..mi aith- should be along legislative, lines J Cheeked gingham or a crUp blue linen. *i‘i\ tlR‘ c,’1‘' 'jra!z Dwight Hiim|Hirey of Laftsihgr • Miss Horton, din-ctor of music of the.' | thc bedspread and rugs'in either color. rn, r ’'H - hourr. Rem.H Mr. ami Mr... Edwin Pale and Mr PARTY FOR MR. AND MRS. frorp the brqth. Coak fell thr vegehtgh^hool. favored us with two viohn JOHN PALMER FRIDAY EVE. hind the furnlttrnfi prettily imlntcd. '’’ Irving Bqlltrich of • Detroit I tables, , , „ , . ' Honoring Mr and Mrs. John Palmer j taoit’s, except tiuuu- tonuit'a-j., lomttrota.. in fat lai in a nu,1, I'skillet ....... . ------Mrs. Hankey of Petoskey gave several loi about 10 miiiui-,. stirring :of Grand Rapid/-, the American Legion tnonda Sat unlay night and Sunday. r vocal wiloiThe girls of the Glee Club |until thc vcnetablcr, arc tender but not* George Blitter war-Nipmc from E.ttt and Auxiliary held a jAirty for them al I 6 egg yolks. lead by Mt-» Pauline Bena way. iahg! 1 broken Serve thc meat with the soup (J ogg w lutes. Laming over Sunday. He will be home tiie la-gion home' on Friday evening, . several colonial songs. or save ii for hash or cnxiuclR.-.. tor Thanksgiving al-o. linking with’ him thc alfuir being a grout aurpriife lo 1 t crea ir0>f.tarter Mrs Harty E Bennett entertattied' This makes a nithtrr largp quantity as giwsU, Pro!, and Mrs, Tabor ol M Mrs. Palmer... About tilty were present at the pot of soup, but h L equally goxl reheat­ the executive board of the County FedI t lemon extract. erntion to a one o'clock luncheon luck Mippcr and lhe dancing which fo|ed and Mrv« d another day, * 1 > t vanilla. Charles Finstrom mid Roy Finstrom /Tuesday. Cover# were laid for twelve. attended the football game at M. 8 C. c sugar oiftedv. Thr business .‘ession took thc re-, on Saturday and Hartlev Finstrom nrAuxiliary prewntai Mr., Palmer - I c pastry flour (sifted*. • matmler ol the afternoon. 1 \ । Serving Six' Beat yolks. Beat whites, add cream Mrs. Charles Cox of Detroit returned ■ । appreciation of thc splendid work sire of tarter and sugari Add slowly and / 4 slices bacon. ‘. home Wednesday .morning alter visit-, ... , , .. , has done tor ttw Unit. Mrs. Palmer beat steadily until’ mixture becomes J 1-3 c chopped •onion.-. 'm-: with her friends for a week. •riUbS .J““■« r***™* ' creamy. Add rest of ingredients, in-' '< c chopjied green peppers, c chopp-d ctlcry. CRACKER INDI STKY HERE of Mis L E Lane who is gradually nnchiding yolks. Mix lightly. Pour into BRIDGE clib met. 2 c tomatoes. HAS LONG HISTORY. proving. Tiicy will remain .several • Mrs. (ionion Jordon Ironside irorv.iav was ninehostci to ungreaw d sponge cake pan. Bake one 2 c cooked macaroni. The earliest record.-, iwrtaining to. —, , eight members of her bridge club oh.I 1hour in slow own. Invert pan until tnc cracker industry »how that, in1 Eiirabeth Jean and Hornet Ann Thurxday. Hndge’ -followed a on? 'cake is cool. Remove carefully und I paprika 1792. a: Newburyport. Mass. Theodore, serve with whipj>ed cream. Chidester ol St Johns came Saturday ^dock luncheon Mrs F. W Strbbim 1 '; c grated eh«»'‘ Peareoii betjan the manufacturing of i.ud will remain until after Thanks- h,.I(1 1UKh anti Mn n-nnk AnCut. bacon into small piece• Heat Hit' Urge cracker known as -pilot" or pivlng with 'tlwir gnutdparenb. Mr. l3W ' and brown in frying p.m Add onions.' ■•ship;’ bread, his id a being to supply mid Mr - W. N. Chidester ; ■ 3 c diced rooked potatoes. peppers and celyry. Add tomatoes and « substitute for bread, that would not J Mtiw Uuiise SchwCrdtfergcr of HurMARRIED. bm| slowly 2 minutes Hur frequently. /spoil wheh I'urrtMt on a long sea voy-j bnr Springs.- student at Burson's Buri* At Angola, Ind . on Nov. IS. Mr. Ed­ Add rest of inBre<1>cnts and pour into new School ol Kalamuon. was the ward F. Groat and Jennie E Allen buttered buljlng dish. Bake lb minutes in IflOt Joseph Bent began,in Milton.' week end Burst of Miss Helen C. Mills, They have gone to.Floiida to spend ip moderate oven. ■ Mass, thc making pt the celebrated bath girls returning to Knljmuroo Sun­ the winter and on their return will re­ l paprika. Bmit's Water Cracker; and Artemus day evening. c cheese..cut line. side in Hastings ' \i( V Kennedy began thr manufacturing, iu 'j c crumbs. 1 pound veal round, ground. 1806. at what-i., naw Arlington, Maw.,/ 2 T butter, melted 1 c. cracker enfmbs cf Uhat *as called the Kennedy Crack- • Melt 4 tablespoons of butler, Add 2 T'Cboppcd onions floyr. when blended add milk, cook 2 T clumped green lK-j>|x All three of the-c in Massachusetts' until creamy sauce forms. Stir .con— arid all familiar name.-, in tiie industry ; stantly Add searonsings and cheese today! Add jioiatocs Pour into buttered bak­ 1 c milk Tiie California gold rush in 1M9 and ing dish. Cover with crumbs mixed 2 T bacon fat. melted tiie Civil War tn IM! gave a great tm-, with melted butter. Bake 20 minutes I T chopped parsley petu* to the buNneas In moderate oven. Mix ingredients. Pack into buttered Originally known as "hard bread", loaf pan Bake 50 minutes in moderate later changed to "cracker' and in oven. Unmoid catciully. -----* “«“ England known as biscuit." it has be­ nr ‘licit Make Your Selection Now While cold. come so |x>puJar that there arc few' . 'Iwanes today which do not carry on Our Assortment is Complete 3 c milk ’ their panto shelves a box of crackers • 3 hard cooked eggs, dived. 1 c tuna. Christmas Seals, also Christmas Tyings Ship owners have discovered that •i c chopped cclrry. i I c cooked pens. .••hips painted certain colors attract and Wrappings i paprika. t paprika ■’IV/icrc Immciluiti: AltcnliQn'uiui Courtesy ure shown luull ” /dinging barnacle* more readily than 1 I sdlt. ’ do oth.'n A> the crustaceans alow, 3 T dwppcd green peppera *i t celery wit 'down live speed.ol liners, experiment* Phone 2115 Hustings, Michigan Wc Deliver Melt butter, add flour. Blend and T T chopped cmion. j are being conducted al a laboratory kt add thr milk CoL-k until creamy [! I T chopped pimento ■ "Whert You Maj Buy With Confidtnct" .Cuxhaven on thc North Sea lo deter-• 1-3 c salad dressing. sauce farms Stir frequently. Add HASTINGS M1CI11G higredicniti. Combine and ininc the color with the least fiucina-; seasonings, tuna, and qeas. Cook 2­I Chill ' lion for the barnacle. acne on lettuce. ' . minutes. Serve on toast. y PRICES LOWER THAN EVER/ T. S. Baird W4 Wish You All A VERY New Christmas Greeting Cards Now Oh Display Before ordering your Thanks­ giving Turkey, pay ns and our window, a call. No obliga­ tions in any way. you may be lucky. LyBARKER’S BESSMER the JEWELER �nir nirnxr.q FAOF ETC! ITT banner, wtonesdat. November *i wi FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF GUARANTEED SET of TEETH Beautiful WANTS ONE CENT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 35 CTO THE CHURCHES THE HR8T SPIRITUALIST CHURCH. Rev. Helen Ciiskenbea: J It Uni HASTINGS PARISH. METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Lifelike,' Nati^ul' EXTRACTIONS pna?n 50C DR. O.L. BROOKS I>nTO'' BARRY CO. ND. 2 D.H.I. ASSO. • —------W. C. Scjiults, Delton, Leads The A...da..on For High Herd And High Cow vear ?nu completed with an average of ting 4 003- . ot 312 68 Whldby. ugi-d 87. had passed away at hi* home in Fort Alktnson. Wisconsin. a p T a meeting nt the Doud sohoolhoust' Frld*y nl»ht tCalnmnsrvi ’.—' and ---- ■ visitors Kalarnaroo •hni shopper* Saturday from here were. Mr»; Ethel -Pennock. Mrs. Mabie Town and Goldn. ’5U Bell Tolles. Mr. and Mrr Claud The-average price of product tor the 'OrwiL Mr and Mrs Leon Dunning .................. and Beatrice. Mr. und Mrs. Win Dunn .2(1 cents. Thia jiieniM tliat _« ach’row ..nd Dilanc. Mis TUhe Smith. Mrs l¥<*lucvd bmteriu’. •.allied at MO.Ol. Blanche Molt. l-atira jjnd Rem. Mlsa --- - * of ,i|) fix'd nmsumed Wilrmi Hidden and Miss Kathryn Hot- Riuseil. Molt returned Friday night Mink h:«f, producing tach pound ol fat Mi-a Margaret Harrington from Auits anti the G»l ol producrtixta vb-ited home folk.- Thursday. first church or ciirikt. scientist. dt .nd'-k: w-i.' G84 cent.*. James F Rieharih. 77, died Monday v-iiing a: the home of ins son. Ed­ wired by W. c. Schultz. Delton. win. lullowing a brief illness.of penuI !■'. Hi­ mi'nla Besides his son-he Is survived lding dry, milk tc. »tng ’ bv !il« wife. Funeral service?, were . . Figuring --------- ’held in Henton's chapel-Tilursday aftand 353 46 lbs butterfat. enUF. n. conducted by Rev. Victor Jones ■ V. . Hl ' l II ol Hickory Comers. Sympathy lx■produced u-. s:’i of but'. u-nded to tlw family. ' ' Mi-a Martel McArthur entertained >;iy sJ6t!t> above fmi c.*t. ' the Standard Bearer* for dinner Tues ­ " ' ' ' iueinx <»eh day. The ni-vt -meetinif will tie a dinnls und hi.-pciimt ot fat CHURCH Ol THE NA BAR 131D li Ml-- Katiiryn Horton a.> nlk vib .791 in December. . ’ hat. had thc 'Irs Marion Evans' funeral was held ent;. *10,11 Hinton's clupcl..Sunday after­ noon. Biie had fractured h-r hip ear­ ibiy be ... .328 ri« r m the week and hud been taken product would IJdin her gr:«ndaughter> near Dowling Pennock ilmnst 330 per ' ■»— ' hospital. ' Mu Emma Juhnson. who has been over feed cost y appioxnm.-. !y ■erioin-'.- 111 the pai-t sewral ■ urek* Is not much improved. . Ii * Tl .1 I III i- I! Ms and Mr, Kenneth Span who rquire.’;. i tor but- have been living in part ot Jay Wilkm•ojn's hoii.*c. moved to the laikc Hills farm. Friday, where Mr. Span .will be Starting manager -following the return ot Mt. and Mr.-.. Schultz to Chicago. • ' Hun y Wcrtman^pCcomiMinied by Mrs irt disced '10.433 lbs milk. testing mid 389.6 lbs- of. butterfat. Site Kate Burdick if Hickory Corners drove ... ___ ______ _ t«"Grandville Friday to visit Mr. ami 10. 1932, and fr< -heiuii ai-.'tn Mrs Milton Nobles Mr- Werttnan, GEORGE M. NEWTON H. Sr-SHELDON HASTINGS MARKETS EMMANUEL CHURCH EI-1SCOPAI.I Order mums fcrr Thanksgiving Clyde Wilcox Phone 2530 Michigan I lastin' Thanksgiving will ■won be here und Ice all liavr much t<> lx- thankful lor. If we nil would count <«ir blccjung* Loren Ganln-r of Bedford called on Frank Horn Thursday Those who attended P. T. A Friday night report a gdbd time and a line program. T1V Mwcs Either. Ruth, and Evelyn Horn, Lorna Sohnrviile and Gordon. Kenyon attended a young people's party at Cloverdale Friday night Frank and CUnJon Horn visit, d Mr and Mrs Vern Weicher of Lurey Mon­ day evening r CHANCERY NOTICE thj- tc'.tiiig pciiisl^She Mr. Nobles during bis recent severe daily dunn., the t. -i- Ulnrss. returned with them. We are glad-to rrjiort him as much improved. Mrs. B< H-Ttflir.- ,.,l Assyria has been vlsiljng Delton friends- U»c. j»?; .week Ret John Wliiets ‘of Gt and Rapi.L actnyiled the ptilpil hi church Sunday :« d butterfat at in ’lie abM'.nci’ ot Rev. L D. Miles wh-i luk-per pound. ■d pedigree- of Glu-wm'Woman'.-. Fi.rdlfin Missj rhtethiined fby ay. alP-riwnn. alue of this cows nrodttet was. 50 Dress Hats hlch Deltun rtsldcnte; were tttirrs-JuM we-k but luckily . seriously injured althoii u ie badly damaged. R-rb niur united ni.i.TitncN church WEDNESDAY on MORNING ... '' I Go on Sale at— -*■ 22 The Morning Glory Shpppe didn't learn io siay during and help M»--‘ lie drug More stings visited her i-. Mr. and Mrs TRUSS WEARERS Welcome New Feature UU? first or the way CHURCH Of CHRIST. COATS GROVE. trip to Ha' If CARDS OF THANKS Mr. and Mr • Creek i :• WALLDORFF BROADWAY C. GPtEH <4mbalanccS<iuce PHONES HOMt 26115 You, too. win aaj you never thought your truss could bo so* comfortable and secure if you wear an Akron Mechano-Form with new exclusive feature “Selective Pressure Control." Let u.s demonstrate lo your satisfaction. Expert titling servlca. The Prescription. Drug Store Kalamazoo .--pent. Sunday with Mr. and Ml.;. Chl-rter Bangiuirt Mrs. Julia Upster and Mrs France.' Norwood vUited Mr. and Mr?. John Doster, ot Woodland Thursday. NASHVILLE. Mrs. Barbara Furni-w left Saturday Hau­ for diet roll .Where site will spend the wiiit»r with her daughter -and family Mr Baird, her son-in-law. came for sperfi Friday with Mi. and fem Wilkin.--n tn tin- Mhyrf dtfFuneral services for Miss Katharina , Maurer, ago nearly Ml, were Iwld TurnMr. und duv mohilng at St, Rose's Catholic n ManxiuD. datw tons.i.- ehtuch Hastings, burial in the Cathotheir., Hr cemetery. ; The faintly ot William l.tindstnim Mcrhn Marshall of Hn»’.iu|»! are quaraiitmet'for worlct fever. Mrs. t.undstrum. Gerald and Geraldine are : having it Mr.; Wash, it graduate Marshall. _ Jnurse. is in charge . . Sunday guc.-1* at the home The Welcome Philnthen class gave n Mr.* Bert Daly minstrel show Friday night at the Clean Mead received a'geld health, Community house. Pin for being lhe healthiest child :nj Ed Brumm of the Base Line district • He makes hi;, home was In town Tliutsday. But Duly. George Campbel! is In University .^..■hc Ad-tnsrand Mr- hospital He underwent an operation Sarah-Ostroth were-Sunday guests at; Munday. mil Mr*. Car) EekMrs. Flvd Fisher entertained rela;d also called on “Vis from Buchanan and Hastings Woodbury. Thursday night ■ Mrs. Charles x-cived. Mr —and ------------------- . Warren liave has if..that Jur Brother. Vlct<. Join ____’s moved to Grand Rapids. Mrs! Marie Kyser has returned from ' - --- - .a deer l» the hhe north where she had spent the I post fen weeks with her daughter. Mrs Fred Hennforth. and family . . I Mim Thercssa Dause ot Lansing w? ..; f‘*L n.? tbv »«*'«’<* Bt her hornc l‘erp Kimmuroo i.uu nnt) Mrs George Parrott and Lundy spent Sunday with relatives at r lUrry Watera Crwk John Wau-isi. Mr Qn{S yr4 ciaud Perry and fam­ ily hove moved here from Grand Rap­ te know in- is ids. -uintng rapidly• Mrs. Wurtx entertained her father Mr. and Mr.. Earl Cheeseman of from Mio over Hu-week end. :»y Maple Grove visited her parenu. Mr. Mr and Mrs. Clothier have moved d Mrs I I. HomuitAiin spent rqtid Mrs. Geo. Marble. Friday lllt0 n1(f house recently vacated by Mr. isittng relutn es at Sparta Mr*. Mary Cam received lhe sad ,4JK1 Mrs Charley Nease. and Mr- Wili-ud !!«•> and Mi;.- news of the pawing of her brother. Mr nnd Mrs. Wallace were at Lan­ . . . . j-pent Sun- ;Alec Usbomr. who has been in Ann s!nB Saturday. Ralph Sinkers. Arbor hospital several weeks. • Mr. and Mrs Lon Campbell nnd son Mr. and Mrs. Mon’.a Replogie visited DOUD CORNERS. Calvin s;x-nt front Friday until Sun­ their daughter, Mrs < Wilma Oler, of. —------- -------------- -------day visiting relatives at Walker-, ilit. i Irving Sunday at the church Thursday, Dec 1. 1932. Mr. Campbell's brother, Forrest AtThc chicken pie supper at the cluirch All come and bring thimbles. Pot luck t>o:t. returned home with them ■ Thursday evening was well attended dinner. J Mr. ..nd Mrs Oliver Ickes of Has- i। Mr axr and ana mb rucnara usnuirr ana mi uarry Waters waicn. vuuro Mr. ana and Aim Mrs Harry visited Mrs . Richard Gardner and tings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mra. family ol Middleville have moved into their daughter and family of Hasting; । Mrs. Dross' house i Sunday. MICHIGAN FOR SALE WESLEYAN MET1IUDIBT CHURCH * Cummings GRANGE PROGRAMS FUNERAL HOME Saturday. A Dunning and Monday evening Manin qroal Apent Friday, evening th Wayne Gates of Cloverdale. John Adams attended , J the home Mr arid D on Pennock of Ph-Aant Laki y evening. HASTINGS CITY MISSION. We Search ■ll John Poll and famll; a in Grand Rapids Mt. Hula and mi Iron nery were lyre Friday fixiiur lhe.wvU id expect to more .Mito Hir bld Timothy Jvhn»^i farm .mhHH of the Gates acboiUioase formerly owned by ee LaVham and wife. Mr Terry, fatlwr of Arthur Terry. ho has been qu|u- 111. is bvRer-at this W^IUU*1 Reduced Prices Prompt Delivery A GOOD BUSINESS right here It interested.’write 'First Class Laundry WORK GUARANTEED American Laundry PHONE 2480 HASTINGS Our Success llu been achieved through care­ ful business management and satisfactory dealing with policy­ holders. / ■! । <.r SEE US FOR INSURANCE Citizen* Mutual FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L. MAUS & SON Local RtprsMatsllrss. Haitian. Mich, Helping Others The greatest tiling in this life is not so niUjCh where we stand—but the course we take—Helping Other*. CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Service Also Ambulance Service HASTINGS �| Wednesday, Nov. 23, 1932 THE HASTINGS BANNER TUBERCULOSIS THE THIEF COURT HOUSE NEWS \ Michigan Children Suffer " MARRIAGE LICENSES. Perry Adgate. Caledonia ...................... 52 , Margaret Currier. Thornapple Twp. ."51' Jixnts A. Mcdurkln. MidJlev^Re !Alice I. Standish. Middleville ... Whooping Cough 'william L. Tiumws. Somers. Wls. ..25 I Margaret Helena .Fcldpausch. Has; 'isi'l Diphtheria I tings ............... -n 'Robert Tobiks Nashville .......... 23 ■KJ Scarlet Fever ■Hilda Irene Hill. Woodland ... . .19 Stamp Out •Rcy, Ndflkc, Middleville..................... 2l’k Tuberculosis Gustova Currier. Middleville ........... 19 Waller Victor Brovont. Lake Odessa 21 [Ketha June Hulhberger. Lake Odesj “............................................... «• • Tuberculonla robbed Michigan of MlrhlRati Tuberculosis Assoclalhn Edwin C. Kraft. Nashville .... more boys and glrju last year than With funds tu be realized from lhe Irma Lura Uh). Dearborn .... the next four must deadly diseases sale of penny Chrlatmas seals WARRANTY DEEDS. working together. Finding tubercu­ How many young lives can be saved losis at au early age speeds recovery. depends entirely upon lhe generosity | Matilda Jordan to Ralph E Baxter ot the citizen* of Michigan, alncu and wife, lavt I, Ritchie Woodland! Examination of 41,000 school children Christmas seal funds offer the one Plat Gun’hike. by means of niSThberculin test und iftale-wldu means of challenging child­ : Nellie A. Herbert to Walter E CuiX-ray has been placed at the lop frt hood's greatest disease enemy—tuber­ jbert and wife. Par. Sec. th, Carlton Twp. the list of things to be done by thc culosis. . । W. Paul Cappock and wife to George । P. Ross, et al. 20 Ac, Sec. 33. Irving ,Twp. । Zvno E? DeVkcr-and wife to Orlo -Roush and wife. Pur. Sec. 0. Maple Grove Twp. । Etna Fitzpatrick to Stephen A. j Pratt and wife. Lot 7 and E 20 ft. Lot Spring Beach resort. Gun lake and ; Lot 15 Ritchie Woodland plat. Gun - lake. । K<Mt Lamont und wife to Simon W. FDR A GOOD "OLD TIME*' THANKSGIVING Whether you're planning a formal dinner or en oldUtihioned family ,-e-unlon, your I.G.A. Store often you the way to a good old-lime Thankigiving. you'll enjoy selecting Hoe foods you're proud to serve—from the in­ teresting varieties of Thanksgiving delicacies on your KG.A. Grocer's sple end spas shelves, you'll like his cheerful, neighbor­ ly interest In your shopping problems. And best of all, you'll like lhe savings he oilers voul PINEAPPLE I.C.A. I FOR THANKSGIVING SSTS^JSE cL* ! 15c and SUNDAY DINNERS Raisins . . Jello . . . Ginger Ale IGA Peaches IGfl . Olives . . . Mayonnaise . Tomatoes. . Fruits for Salad Corn . . . Beans . . . Dill Pickles . Mixed Nut.s . THEY’LL LEAVF ROOM FOR THIS MINCE PIE I.G.A. MINCE MEAT until «bJ UraM mdx for Itu ' rr«w»i»* t»tnl al thr m»l— tho« iLl M.M Unt ran U Mr-.nl »wi tne Iht XKW ina. SIISTR URAT. rk. 10c ■ 15 Ox. Pkg. 10c . . pkg. 6c 2 Bottle, 25c No. 21 Can 21c 12 ox. Bottle 25c 8 oi. Bottle 15c . ' . Can IOC . . Can 13C . . Can IOC . . C.n 5C . Ql. Bottle 15c Lt. 23c . . ANOTHER CUP OF THAT DELICIOUS 1 • COFFEE PLEASE Ntt latnrr-bnl tnlratt U m of th I G A. BlraU. al Cctaa. No uaUrr U« Xna Iran ChTlSrtar- LI* d. »’i| UaUkl UU haolr tad ‘1’Blend ‘G’ Blend ‘A* Blend . . . HOLIDAY-BAKING NEEDS Cake Flour IGA 'hIh? p»«« 23c 21c 27c 32c Pumpkin . 39c Full Line of FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES At Right Prices □picesalufl Milk IGA -J \ kX L No. 21 c.n 10c . Dates . . . 2 tb. PkC. 25c Cocoanut (GA * pk«- 15c Walnut Meats . Pkg. 10c Calumet Baking Powder Can 25c Baking Chocolate IGA pl«. 19c Family Flour 241 ib. s«k 59c . Qisco .... -Can 19c Currants . . . pl* 15c Vacuum Packed De Luxe . . . . . . . . Pk«- 9c Can 5c CANDIES and NUTS Peanut Cluster, u, 19c .eo1* Chocolatei I . u-. 10c Marihmallows »=■ 10c |h|^B Brach’i Special u. 10c Mixed Null . th. 23c . . u. 19c Wafnuta 4 45 . ME A STORES a’ • PART TWO ■ A ' Twp. ! Marguerite I McVeigh to Edward Q Smith and wife, Ix»t Nashville village. Bcid Beach and wife to Walter R. Lobdell, receiver. Lot 1. Blk I. Bennett and Kmficld's Add . City. Scid Beach and wife to Walter R. Lobdell, receiver. Lol 871, Chy. Jane E. Hill to Erwn H. Harmon and j wife. 160 Ac . Sec. I. Johnstown Twp. i Leroy Barnum and wife to Joreph L. Crockfdtd and wife. Par. Sec. 6.: I Castleton Twp. । Floyd F. Miller and wife to Viola ilToctor et al. 420 Ac,. Sec. 5. Irvlpg Twp. I Willis E. Streeter nnd wife to Wil­ lham Bcrtolettc. Lot-51. Streeter's Ke­ lson. Yankee Springs Twp. | 'Nellie M. Thomas to William H. Bir­ man. N'.’LOt 969 and 370. Chy. • Harvey BurgcM and wife to William T. Grigsby and wife. N‘j Lots 9 and 10. I Blk 13. Strikers Add., Chy. ! Matthew G. Bedford und wife to I Wallace E. Bedford. 80 Ac., Sec. 20. 1 Irving Twp. 1 Floyd Miller and wife to Fred Miller ! Par. Sec.-4. Assyria Twp. Floyd Miller and wife to Mary A. Purscil. Par. Sec. 4. Assyria Twp. i Floyd Miller and wife to Myrtellii I Moore. Par. Sec. 4. Assyria Twp Arthur A. Brown to Alina IfOis Smith. ! Par. Sec. 6, Orangeville Twp.' j Jacob H? Haney and wife to Walter 1 H. Snyder and wife. Par. Sec- 25, Irv­ ing Twp. i Walter H. Snyder and wife to Mil­ dred I. Haney, et a). N’l Lots 5 and fl. Blk. 6. Eastern Add., Chy. Fred W. Stebbins nnd wife, et al, to Universal Oarage Or> !.oi 17, Blk. 13. Kenfleld's 2nd Add. Lot 594 and .W'« I Lot 595 and EN Lot 595 and Lot 590. City.. ' Ruth L. Goldsmith to Russell R. Nel। list and wife, Lot 25 Sylvan Shore Plat, i Prairieville Twp.‘ i Farmers State Bank of Middleville to ' Sylvester. Van Horn and wife, BE1.Lots 1. 2. 3 tfnd 4. Blk. 14. Middleville i Sylvester J. Van Horn and wife to i Sylvester B. Van -Hom and wife, 8h Lot 2. Blk. 14. Middleville. I Otto A. DeLong and wife to Ora E i Smith and Lctha. B. Calthrop, 20 Ac, Sec. 17. Prairieville. 1 WilUa Hugh FumiM and wife: to El­ mer A. Caukln and wife. Lot 1 Mul­ len's Grove, Sec. tl. Orangeville Twp. j Michael W. Kelley to James M. Kel■ ley. Lot 565. city. Clyde Holmes and wife to R. E. Park and wife. Par. Briggs Division on Bar­ low lake. Yankee Springs Twp. 1 Edward 8. Mayo ond wife to Caroline । Johnson. Pur. Lot Middleville village. । Gordon E. Endsley and ryifc to John Mead,- 80 Ac.. Sec. 0, Castleton Twp, I Willard Jordan tQ Theodore D. Jor­ dan, 80 Ac, Sec. 9. Woodland Twp. i Frances Andre to Charles. E. Willi­ son. Lot 6. Fine lake park, Johnstown Henry C. Zuschnitt to Cecil J. Bell*. N'.- Lots 112 and 113. Nashville. Aura-L Belson and wife to Walter H Becker, Lot 10. Vickery's Lakeside park. Clear lake. Johnstown Twp. QUIT, CLAIM DEEDS. ' Thomas Tingay and wife to jane E 'Hill, 135 Ac, Sec. 1. Johnstown Twp. j Jesse A. Miller and wife to Elva I Payne, et al, ICO Ac, Sec. 4, Assyria Twp. j , Clarence N. Stanton and wife to John Hoevenalr. Lot 4*, Blk. 9, Butler's {Add.. City., I Cora M. Leffler to Woodland State Bank. 160 Ac, See. 21. Woodland villuge. ■ : Elva Payne, et al, to Floyd Miller, 80 Ac, Sec. 4. Assyria Twp. I Marie Ann Buhlert to George Buhlert. Par. Morgan Park. Thomapple lake, Castleton Twp. Frank Dorr and wife to Pearl Glclch, Lot 4. Blk. 9. Freeport village. • Pearl Gleich to Frank Dorr and wife t Lot 4. Blk. 9. Freeport village. John W. Robinson and wife to Stui art Clement. -100 Ac, Sec. 18, Carlton I Twp. [ Stuart Clement lo John W. Robinson, et al, 100 Ac, Sec. 18. Carlton Twp. I Charles A. Kenyon and wife to.Stu­ art Clement. 20 Ac, Sec. 10, Hope Twp. Stuart Clement to Charlex A. Ken­ yon and wife, 20 Ac, Sec. 10, Hope Twp. Franklin T. Matteson and wife to Nina Stanton Armour. 15 Ac, SOc. 19, 8ecAM. Baltimore and Hope Twps. Nina Stanton Armour to Franklin T. Matteson.and erife, 15 Ac, Bet IB. 30 Baltimore and Hope Twps. Banking and Bank Service are institutions that have come down through the life of man since the early conception of government. The reason for the endurance.of ‘banking’ is because its prin­ ciples are fundamentally sound, and it fills a great need in the personal and community welfare of every nation. “Banking” Has Endured for Years, Hold On to That Which Endures! This strong, Four-Generation bank has contributed, its share to the individual and common good of this county and urges you to so regulate your economic life, that you may carry a savings account in’this old institu­ tion. Here SI has always been worth 100 cents, and interest at 3 %, compound­ ed semi-annually, has al­ ways been paid to every savings depositor HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BA: IN BARRY COUNTY HASTINGS MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2217 . PROBATE COURT. ' Est. George Dulix Fourth'annual acEst. George E. Coleman, deed. Will 'count filed.___ ____ ____ E_-i Doris and petition for probate filed, waiver of v *’ rv '”,‘ Smith. Petition for “ guard ■ ­ notice filed, proof of will filed, order ian hl.-d. waiver of notice filed, order appointing guardian enteyed. ’ board admitting will entered, bond filed and fi>d, letters Issued. Inventory filed, letters Issued. order limiting settle­ ment entered, iwtitton for hearing petition and order to settle damages claims filed, notice to creditors Issued. filed and entered. Est. Mary Stine Crass. Bond filed HOPE CENTER. nnd letters of guardianship issued. Last Week's Letter. Est. William J. McKeown, dec'd. ’ Mr. anti Mrs. Charles McDermott Discharge of. Admr. issued. estate en­ and Mr. und Mrs. Burdette Little at­ rolled. tended the. funeral of thc former's Est. James Shalvey dec'd. Petition brother, George, in Battle Creek Sat­ for license to sell filed, order for publi­ urday. cation entered. 1 Lottie Stldngcr of Cedar Creek Spent Ert. Oust Wurm. dec'd. Order ap­ the week end with Clare Ashby. Clyde Ashby und Ed. Whlthy nf pointing Admr. entered, bond filed, let­ ters Issued, order limiting settlement Kalamazoo spent Friday at the Fred entered, petition for hearing claims Ashby home. Clifford Kahler has gone north filed, notice to creditors issued, final Telephone account and receipt filed, discharge of hunting deer. We have four new scholars at school. Special Admr. Iskued. Est. Mary M. Holly, deed. Inventory Their names arc Irene and Gordon Lancaster. Grant and Junior Endsley. filed. Est. Albert Lentz, dec'd. Fourth an­ nual account filed. Est Jcrornj.1 J. England, dee d. Pe­ tition for hearing of claims-, notice to creditors Issued, inventory filed. Est. Byron L. Anthony, dec'd. War­ rant and inventory, filed. • • Est. Della E. WeUsert. dec'd. Petition for determination of heirs filed, order for publication entered. Est. William R. W. Wlckwir*. deed. Petition for Admr. filed, order for pub­ lication entered. Est. Mary E Watkins, dec'd, Waiver of notice filed, order appointing ‘Admr entered, bond filed, letters issued, order limiting settlement entered, petition for hearing claims filed, notice to creditors issued. . Est. Brion Walker, dec'd. Will filed, Let us inspect your car and give petition for admission filed, order for publication entered, waiver of notice putting it in first dass condition. filed. • Est. Wilson S Whitright, dec'd. Testimony of freeholders filed, license to sell real estate issued. oath before sale filed, Est. William H. Saulsbaugh. deed. Final account filed, order allowing Now that costs are reduced, you should claims entered, order assigning residue take care of all necessary service, re­ entered. Est. Ernest F. Miller, dec'd. Bond of placements and repairs. A few dollars Admr. filed, letters issued, order limit­ spent this week may save you much ing settlement entered, petition for hearing claims filed, notice to creditors larger bills next month. Neglect not Issued. only destroys the satisfactory operation Est. Melissa C. Gokay. dec'd. Waiver of your Ford, but it may even affect of notice filed, order appointing Admr. entered, bond filed and letters issued. your safety. Timely service add Est. Fred Studt, deed. Order allow­ to the life of the car ing claims entereel. final account filed, petition and order to ( assign U. B. the investment you bonds filed and entered, testimony of freeholders filed, determination of in­ heritance tax filed. . Est. James Asplnali, dec’d. Notice of hearing filed, proof ot will filed, order admitting will to probate and certifi­ TELEPHONE 2121 • cate of allowance entered. Est. Pyrle Adelbert Fowler, dec'd. Inventory filed, final account and re­ ceipt filed, discharge ot Admx. issued. SEVEN KINDS OF COAL ONE FOR EVERY PURPOSE Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. 2515 Frank Sage Hastings, Mich. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE NEW LOW COST OF FORD REPAIRS! you an estimate of the cost of NO CHARGE JFOR THIS. DON’T NEGLECT YOUR FORD When getting service it pays to deal with an authorized Ford dealer. We use only GENUINE FORD PARTS and spe­ cial factory-endorsed machinery. Our mechanics have been trained in Ford service schools—and you can depend on Jo a completely satisfactory job in the SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME and at the LOWEST pee* sible price. DRIVE IN TODAY. UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO HASTINGS, MICH. �TIIE HASTINGS DANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 2J. l#It PACK TEN At the Helm—In Time of Need! The Hope and Welfare of any Nation depend “Strength.” upon CIS? Strength of Its Its Its Its Its Its Its Its MIS old bank has demonstrated its contribution to the hope and success of our country by its unwavering serv­ ice to this community-at all times and under all conditions. Every dollar in deposits has always been wfcrth 100 cents, and 3'1 interest Compounded semi-annually has always been paid on sayings accounts. uren under 20 in Michigan Ipst year ih.iti '!i-- t-iiir <I'itmui d: : .. ■ ing cough, diphtheria, scarlet fever and nwudes put together. Dr. diadwick. '•■Children sipguig an- particularly »ayx'. The number of live.-, saved in ■ appropriate to plc- 1933 depends uix>h the nuthber'df i»- n. ture our work tn nttw spent lor' tubercular.* Christmas seals in December. 1&32." he dee! Christmas- Seal Death's Enemy Hastings City Bank MMBtOBBlMM president -of the GIVING FAT STOCK Michigan Tvbercu- Citizenry Industries Agriculture Transportation Labor Laws Money Banks The Bank ii'ilh the Chime Clock" Capital $75,000 • Surplus $50,000 BEAUTY TREATMENTS meeting on the de­ Club lloys And Girls Qroomsign of the 1932 ing Entries For Junior Live­ which financ e., tn-. stock Show At Detroit child health *wk of; East Lnnsing—Live:-t:ick club "bnys Stale and local tuberculosis socii-Krs. i and girls arc giving calves mid sheen Every child can‘b’ protected against j beauty treatmi-nts in prtsparatic tin* disease if the V’tinu and X-ray' thr annual Junior Livestock.' Sh program. n.-w -a<11 under way in Michi-' pan. can fee carried out. according to; place in the fat steer meKJu m.-v Dr. Chadwick. ' Aral hundred dkllarx in the p Of all thc enemies of ypuih. tuber- . tin- yomip mv»A cul<---i* is tlx- deadlleut. That i< why' dub dejwrtm.-nv Michigan the Michigan .Tubcrcidtvls AMocintlun is giving over a large ghare. of the won by revenue brought m by ihe t-.ny chn.t mas se-aU to the testing of children in ! pocketed $4B4 5? as the sales price of high school groups by nu-un. of the his. grand champion steer. Tr.,- purple handles^ liquid tubcradliL folR-win-r1 rlblx'ii was pinned on the rtvia' show* with X-ray cxaniinaboii:- hi ca.-<‘. •j th McCronr. .Milan. In JIMI. where the i-nehyr luu won a >m.ill or large victory. Dr. Chadwick explnmed. _n the auction sale. That tuberculosis was already at j Ei"hty-tlir<<’ Michigan club; inemwork tn a serious way among the boysi .... . .... ... and girls of Mlcingan w.,» -lioVn last fur this years .Uioa Anuffiil-- will year when the patgram of testing and to the show from 15 counties m tinX-rayam: was launched bv the TuUr- s’n<- AU three oi fhe l< nte-d culwis Awociaiton tn five commuhltles. ' ' “ Dr. Chadwick points out that the tut the ytringji b^KPfoeLs inv{H|on wa-- discovered at,a the fat st< time in the lite of each child when Tiie boy:, antf I could be successfully. treated. Many animals at thc / children were hand«d tlw of life. teU - visitors huw after 20 he said. For ‘if. the hidden! hz in original enemy L* n " ' ante. interart on Uh end ol th< most h>-m- ot labor in p e paring : iriy adult Hie. Few people realize tha*. jubercuhxfa. ich anim.il mid can with a total.of 453. killed more jhlla pront or 1 AAAMMMMAMWMVMAAA BARGAIN/! the- It ARK YVILl.ll. Wliut Whir. Ail. ni the around o ha.ten tlu .rem on hill,, nil I poned uir.ll Fri McKeuwn’s time was rcpflttvd there. uinR?<- Miller, i .|a nd TliunkxKivinK with hi lay Fnow-tt of Battle •nd- parents uf te boy .daughter. Mr and Mrs Ronald War hospital A- C. Hvde left nn ve.-k for Niles, called ... by the illness of Mr. Buchniun mns irom nr ir father of Mrs. Hyde, who had recently tort h de r hunt- submitted to an operation, Thc Mi‘- tonury Society of A? yri,i Center laid a rabbit supper la«t week K-cnd gui-Ji,* of .•nd the mile boifes were that time win Hyde. ; school was very proud , Albert Cole of Battle Cr<< i-ment-i at the com- mix Some time here with hi, Nashviile Friday und Cok took first place in ex,j. The prize wax a bat ball, which the children will all Bn<t<4 will.be tn charge of the pro‘ y ahu took several other cram and Mrs. Hazel Norris'<d the oontt individual'prizes. supper squad. ; ■ The diflWct Sunday school mertifig Mrs OUv< Tobias of Urbandale. Batimld nt, the church here Sunday th- Creek, .’peat p,irt of last week with rhes. friends' and relatives herg . y u n,.v nn-f Mrs. Hitchcock of Assyria broke into the B.trryVrtie Thursday ni.’ht expecting ■if the exhibits which h;td for thc community fair ut they were diMt’pcintof them had been taken However, they looE Huri record.-, pens, pencils. ,h'"- Weh-< 1 Mi Kelvcv school1 t i apend the fiiw-r.il of an a«ed uilot who has been in a very infirm state from.a complication of di-tu-e:. for some time Slw was a minuter of the GovpqJ until- her health tailed. Mr.. Agnes Purcell ot Huntings returned to tier home recently after .{irnding some time with tier xutcr. .... Hfwr M|Un. . nnd Mrs. Lucas Case, in com­ with •Wesley . and. Lucy Butler. in Ann Arb-Y' recently visited cousins ot thc former Allegan to be with her father, who I.- 13-Plate BUY IT NOW! 2 Gallons Mr iin<l Batteries Penn-Oil Alcohol tub. Itire' s4« ■■ ■ Can 1 Gal. Bulk 65c $£10 Hot Water Heaters • 30x4.50 SPECIAL $7.' am J»73 TIRE & TUBE Hi r many fnena» wish tor her a .tpredy ‘B’ Batteries $3.75 • 29x4.40 SPECIAL $ A» TIRE & TUBE jfuto ^fyort eShop RETAIL Paul Bnp Tuesday. - have all . tidy and. repnrt enough too much tor. hunting Tlw Lad*-- Aid will have .. cnr.M* DELCO BATTERIES—ALL CARS PARTS FOR ALL CARS TELEPHONE 2177 Willard Case of Port- Arthur Miller home, returiilng humthc same evening Mrs. Jade HUI recently sold her farm near Lacey to irwa'y Hannon ol Baltic Creek, a itsrniFr trsideni here. Tin; iwusc i» being made in rendii:e.-s ie.- immediate occujwncy and tiie Har­ mon's are welcomed to our mid.*:. Bessie- Mrickland expects t > ■on for Washington. D. C. to. DRIVE-IN SERVICE WHOLESALE Liausiuk visited over Ute Illi.Mr•: Kina's pannt.-. Mr. anti Mrs J. W. Shatter. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Nesbit ol Barryvilli- -pent Sunday wtUi Mrs'. Mary Tuyiet. Rub- Webb entertaining lhe chicken pox.. Rev Allen DeLbng and family of Grand Ledge called on relatives in thu village Sunday. Mr and Mrs Howard Slutfer and friends oi Kalamazoo were Sunday callers at tile home rtf J. W. Shaffer and family. Mr and Clare Mead of Battle Cicek spent one day last week with Elgin (Mcad and family. nifi>er Friday night Dec Sth Mr .y>d Mr*. ftaieigh Adrlanson and BARBERS CORNERS. ! unlly'and Mr and Mrs Leon AdnanMr. and Mrs. Shroyer entersan Neeley ---------------—Cyrus ------------------------— ker. .-pent o’ er Sunday at Elmer Mar- i - -- cf - -----. were Bunday guests of Adnanson low 'h ann Charlrt Cotton, wife and : Mr and Mr« George --------- ,—. .ana. —, w»nejl the-Merry Mixer> Pedro party ■ ----s ------Saturday evening with'a good attenddaughter. Carroll of Mulliken. spent: daughters- Lucile and Doris over Sunday ut Ba,, Cotten-. Wuh everyone a joyous ThanlusivRevival meetings arc to begin atjlng. ' Tamarac next Sunday evening. Every-, ----------- ' **♦ »■—- ------DRINK WATER WITH MEALS body cordially invited to attend I PLEASANT VALLEY. GOOD FOR STOMACH. Cleo Sears and family Ment SunQuartetly meeting was held at lhe - Water with meals helps stomach day at Floyd Kimble's in Woodland' church Saturday afternoon and 8un- juices, aids digestion. If bloated with and also s;>cnt Friday evening all day- evening conducted by Rev. j. I. gaa add a spoonful ol Adfcrlka. One Charles Darby’s. ' Batdorf of Sunfield. dose cleans out poisons •aud"«ashea Miss Doris Smith is ;r*odtiig a few, The W- M A qy DOTH upper and toaw bowels B 'wan lot WedneMtg-.-. Novcmtai A- LyBartoer. druggist. '-Adv. at Coimtock. Quilung WM the work tor tiie day. Etta Bump ha icorgc B.-XInrthy for the winter and L< visiting her son. . hanot's and Joiui Nay Burnpt nnd family at Hastings lor John Scabev winning । a ■ bort time and expects lo lie with her liters at Grand RnpaLs for the winter. FOR FINE TEXTURE IN YOUR CAKES ore the double tested'’ double action WMbakimc POWDER s^MEPRfQ AS 42 YEARS AGO 25 ounces for 25$ You Save In Buying KC.... You Save in Using KC MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT When You Think Of A W Think SUPERIOR RED ASH POCAHONTAS or RED COMET The Coals That Give Satisfaction. 'Phone for a load today. We have MORTON'S SMOKED SALT ■ for Sugar Curing Your Meat. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co FLOUR -:- FEED COAL -:- CEMENT -> UME BRICK -;- TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS PHONE 2118 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. HTDNF^D IT NOVEMBER 23, IM* FEED RATIO FAVORS SUPERVISORS' PROCEEDINGS BIG MEALS FOR HEN Dozen (IfggB Now Buy More Mash And Scratch Grain Than At Other Times In Decade East Lansing—A dozen .eggs will buy mote pounds of poultry f«-c«l this year than at any other time during lhe p.u-t. decade, according to rtudle-. made by: the farm management department at Michigan State College, which nidi-1 cates a definite loss in -ikimping the 1 feed supplied to farm flock.' During the post ten year.'-, the- aver- \ age price paid for a dozen < -, would i ,ibuy 10.9'pound* of poultry lr«d A; i dozen eggs during the fir'.', nine monihV ' of 193’ would buy 195 pound- <■! feed. ’ * 'Last year..the dozen egg* w-xpd biiy >1117.1 pound* of feed an I in 1930, only > I10 5 pounds of teed could betputrha^ed • ■ j with the money received for tin'< rrn.. । T)w poultryman hn- an investment •••• !ln land, buildings, birds, .hid equip-kl,iment and lie can get Hlurns from I,, i these and hurlabor only by --clliiu: eggr -' i or poultry meat. Good average ' " j production of thc hens ruts Use r.c ’ |per dozed of producing e««.With j present feed prices, bird* ahouM be fed ■ as hy-avily as po&sible in order to, get, ’ ithe passible profit of ttirning feed into, ’t>i jeggs. tt„,j No pronounced iinprovenv.->i» la egg, I1 'pricer.: other than wasonal rabes, u' anticljMtcd unles-s there i. a decided improvemern in the purchasing power ) .of consumers; but. if any mrrea-'-. docs occur.’ the profit of heavy feeding ! I,, i will be greater. I j Hie price of eggs ihvided by the’prir- I , ;of the poultry ration given tin- feeding \ j ration. When this ratio .-hows, us at I present, a high ratio in-favor of egg.-. ‘ j thc maxh 'and the scratch feeds should i ■' • be supplied liberally. t OCTOBER SESSION, €• j ' I '- .MILO. Mr- “nd R'‘1*■r, Young KrttI Cooper of Battle Cregk were callers at j the H G. Flower imine Tuesday. Glen Boyle Is in the northern, part • Ferris Quick und Harlan S^ub-j, startl cd north Monday, each hoping to get - : a deer. itended us formerly, just a lair sizt-.l j ।crowd, but all enjoyed the good dinner and the program.* specially the mu.de I ..A and Mrs. Crass' travel talk wwk .-jH'vn-’ did. She told ot her recent trip j through Euglnnd. • Hoiiitiwl.. Germany! an<i Franca tn her own Inte rearing way ’ and was highly enjoyed by all\ z-I Mrs. Bellinger and Mr und Me■ B. ‘ Flower spent Thursilay with the lot- i Hilbert of Woodland were In Milo • Wednesday for the bazaar. • Twenty members and r.ix visitors i were entertained December- 18 nt thc ' home of Mrs. Kellogg Flower, of Ro| I Twp.. (or the Home Literary Club with { 1 NO MORE OVEN WATCHING/ when von enjoy, in your kitchen AUTOMATIC feat­ ures and delightful results ol MODERN Enjoy Modern Gas Range Advantages in your own Kitchen! TAKE ADVANTAGE of our NOVEMBER STOCK REDUCING SALE . . . NEW AUTO­ MATIC GAS RANGES priced as low as ... . Other Models As Low As $7.50 LIBERAL ALLOWANCE FOR OLD STOVE IN TRADE on NEW RANGE POWER COMPANY TELEPHONE 2305 | lowly dinner whs served at one o'clock, i Tiie meeting was called to order by[ the president. Mrs. Flower, for a I Thanksgiving program. Roll cal! wa* |m nite ula last week on a deer hunting Cost of Touring. Candy answered by ’Our blessing:." "A (xuedmun. Gordon Stanton likewise. How the average dollar is spent by; Thanksgiving Menu” by Mrs. Evers, hit the last Of•the week in quest of the U.S. tourist: who also spokd of the contrast between dei-r. Thc Goal. . ■ ; • Retailers................. . J25 thi* Tluuiksgiting menu of today1 mid Mr and Mrs. Victor Sproul and I ’Lodging and garages First Actor: "I hear the leading years ago, Mrs. Kraus played two family of bctrclt were here over the, Filling stations........ lady s understudy Lt getting married.” piano selections which were well re­ I week end to attend the funeral of Mrs. Railroads, etc. ...... Second Ditto: "Yes, she'J found a ceived. Mrs. Whldby read fh<- •'First Sproul’s grandmother. Mr.- Evtin*. [speaking part at last" Amusements .............. Thanksgiving." Mrs. Bi.-lllngpr . "Thanksgiving in .New England’’ mid Mrs. Humphrey a Thanksgiving patin; Mrs. Kraus favored with another pl.wo sdlo, closed with a song to meet with Mrs. Hattie Bellinger (or a pot luck dinner. Mr. and Mrs: Jack Schultz, nnd little I son Billy spent several days last week ' visiting friends in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Schultz and son' Billie will go to Chicago the first of । the week lor nn Indefinite stay. Ml. I Schultz will be engaged in busincM? Owing to the death of my husband and wishing to dispose of the then? We wish them the best of sue- i cess, but regret to lo-e them from our I personal property, I will have an auction sale on the /Chester Beach community. Mrs. Schultz has been nc-1 tire in the Ladle*’ Aid and the dub.f farm, 3 miles west and i mile south of Hastings, on “M-43” on nnd lias endeared herself to nil by her i charming-jicrsonality We hope they! will be with us in the spring as they| are not moving tlwir household goods: and will maintain their home here.' Wei wish them God speed. We are sorry Harry Jones Is not at' all wXil. He has been confined tb his* bed rt>r wveral wceki? nnd suffers much I .pain from arithrltU. We hojie to hear I Commencing at 1:00 o’clock sharp and will offer the following lie l* better soon. John Bradfield and Mr and, Mrs. described property: . Merle Bradfield were Kaljunnioo visi­ COATS GROVE GROUP. tors Friday and Saturday. The neigh­ ■ "Hie Coats Grove Extension class met bors gave Mrs. Bradfield a' can fruit with Mrs. Alice Chase. Thursday, No­ shower recently to replace some that vember 17. was lost by falling recently. Since the class had not been pre­ B. N. Fenner lost .several sheep by A good work team, weight about 2400. viously organized, thc forepart of the dogs last week, others were bitten bad­ Heavy brass trimmed work harness in ‘ meeting was given to organization and ly and the harm done to Lhe fleck by: good condition. • enrollment. Mrs. ChaseAas chairman, fright inestimable. gave a talk on the work to be given for Merle Bradfield is suffering with a Studebaker wagon, in excellent condi­ the year and ten members ucre en­ large carbuncle on the back of his Black and white heifer, 3 yrs. old, due tion. ■ i \f ’ rolled. Vera Brinker was elected alter­ hapd. May 3. nate leader, and Ruby Wood was elect­ .Mrs. Jennie Chase spent several day.Combination hay and stock rack in good ed recreation chairman. Black and white cow giving milk. • the past week with. her brother find condition. ste ’ ter. the Fenner's, returning to. her The hostess for each of the remain­ ing months was appointed. This host­ heme In Kalamazoo Saturday. ess Will act as chairman of the menu Grain drill, extra good one. DOWLING. committee for that month nnd will be About 50 Barred Rocks and Rhode Isl­ assisted by two other members whom The Ladies’ Afd Society wishes to and Reds. she may choose to help her. John Deere mowing machine. thank all who contributed In any way Ozpha Richardson then gave the les­ to the success of their supper and pro­ Steel frame spring-tooth drag. son on Nutrition and its relation to gram Friday evening, as it proved to j Steel land roller. Banner walking plow.. be very enjoyable Tiie tin actresses health. Quantity of- alfalfa and timothy hay. Gale riding plow. Galvanized horse tank. Mary Townsend will be the next were splendid, all taking their part in Quantity of corn stalks. hostess aasMed by Alice Chase nnd’ a very creditable way Tiie play tjus 1919 Ford Pick-up. 1925 Ford sedan. arranged and directed by Miss Eliza­ Olive Cassell.—Secretary. Quantity of com in crib. beth Smith, who also deserves a good Other articles too numerous to mention. share of the credit Mrs. Mary Burroughs, who spent thc The Dunham P. T. A. met Saturday past week at the home of Mr and Mrs. evening Nov. 12. Supper was served at John Giner in Rutland, relumed home 7 o’clock to abopt ninety people by thc Friday. . men wha proved very efficient. The Mrs. Lois Allman spent several days president then conducted an Interest­ last week visitlng.hcr children in Batx, ing business meeting. It was voted to tie Creek and looking after business; serve the children with hot lunches. A interests. number of new members joined the Carl SUnton of Ypsilanti has been unit so wc now have twenty-four. An enjoying a week's vacation •with rein-, Interesting instructive arid amusing tives here. program was given and all seemed lo The funeral of Mrs. Will’Evans, who1 feel it had been an evening well spent. passed away at Pennock hospital I Our next meeting will be Saturday Thursday moralqg, was held Sunday evelng Dec. 10. We hope every one at thc Henton fnneral home in Del- will come again and bring the neigh- ton __ , with ____ ____________ burial_ in __ the_ Pennock cemebar that was absent before. Pop-corn tery. and candy will be served. I Prank Granger left for thc upper AUCTION SALE Monday, Noy. 28th THANKSGIVING CANDY Treat the family to a package of our fresh candy for Thanksgiving. It is pure—it is wholesome—and look at the price! Hand dipped Vanilla Creams, | -lb. pkg. 10c Hand.dipped Cream Carmels, $-lb. pkg. 10c Hand dipped Cocoanut Crms., |-lb. pkg. 10c 85c Liggett’s Assort. Creams, I -lb. box 59c 75c Mar.y Alice Chocolates, I-lb. box 59c 60c fancy whole Cherries in Crm. nb. box 49c I lb. Horton's thin Peppermints, I -lb. bx. 49c Sweet Milk Choc. Nuggets, I -lb. sack 29c Filled Candies, |-Ib. bags „......................... 10c Old Fashioned Hore Houpd, I lb...........29c Full line of Gilbert’s Choc., bx. 80c to $1.25 Save With Safety at the Rexall Store I Carveth & Stebbins iGoods Delivered Telephone 2131 HARNESS AND TOOLS HORSES cows CHICKENS HAY AND GRAIN TERMS OF SALE—CASH. MRS. JASPER BEACH PROPRIETRESS COL. W. H. COUCH, Auctioneer. WILL GORHAM, �SHIHS' PROCEEDINGS THE OLD COALSHOVEL SURE SLAPS 5SS iSSSSSSSS 18 IflHBUi It DOWN OLD MAN WASTE/ IU ’lUUHIUsr. -tin And Coal is the Best Possible Form of Heat fortable, healthful win­ ter. Don’t delay in or­ dering your supply— prices rise with the ad­ vancing season. So put your order in today. COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better Our Trucks are Prepared to Give Immediate Delivery On Coal Ordered Now SMITH BROS.,VELTE & CO POULTRY and STOCK FEEDS COAL, LIME, CEMENT, ETC. TELEPHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE CO. IT’S LONESOME WITHOUT A TELEPHONE HtRt could bo no more thoughtful Christmas gift for Father and Mother, or others dear to you, than tho PROTECTION,uconvenience and com* fort of telepijbno service. T In case of sudden sickness, flro or accident, a tele­ phono will enable them to summon aid initsntly. It will help-them to avoid dangerous exposure In stormy weather. It will keep them in constant touch‘with you, and wfth all tho others for whom they care so much. And as it sorves, year In, year out, it will remind them always of your WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN 1889 4932 43rd Anniversary ON NOVEMBER 9 th THIS COMPANY BEQAN ITS 44lh YEAR IN BUSINESS During the 43 years in which this company has been in existence, many thousands of people from all walks of life have foupd this old institution a haven of safety for their savings. QJtje ^rational ffioun & ^nurehngnt OTnntpatuj tic<» !««*• to nbmil Um follow iu* t>r.?|H»«| rriotutian recording the <fot-o«li* <t county fusdt la tbt Stalo Bank »n<J in iLc troopert Sul* Bank, fotii ot wteitb iaatiluliou* or* Bov In U* bond* el Ifocoivin. (Continued on psge fourteen) 1250 Griswold Street, Detroit Jt L. Maus & Son, Local Representatives, Hastings �THE HA1TTNGB BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 22. 1M2 | HELP THE RED CROSS TO HELP THE NEEDY! Thuraday evening owing to bad wrath-1 er. But we had a fine time and a good j program. Sandwiches and cotTee were Becker. Thera will be no meeting next month. December. but a Christmas tree instead oft. flic 22nd Mr. and Mr*. Party Sprague and son of Flint sjwnt the week end with the Sprague families here Mr. and Mr*. Clyde Miller and Mia. Lillie Stllloon of Hastings visited Mr. and Mrs James Bothard Sunday. . Thursday afternoon after school nineteen school mate.- und '.eoclicr. Ruby Cogswell, gathered at the hotne of Margie Mathew*, and gave Iter a sur­ prise lhe occasion being her birthday. Game, were played and thc children had a fine time. Mr*. Mathew* served Hoe crearh and cake Archie Cummuigham and Vcm Sinr clair art going north dt er hunting. Mr and Mr*. Jim Bothard were en­ tertained to chicken supper at Uie home of Mr and Mr* Clifton Becker Wednesday evening It was in honor of- Mr*. Becker's birthday ■ ' Join ■ • J COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS YOU ft RED CROSS NEEDS YOU Titially they center about the figure of u Heri nijnin. which carries aeutlmental recollection* of her. ■•-rvfor tn.mlM-r.hip. which la i:!onally. fa*un Armistice Ik»y Iu illKastors In precMlmo, a* well as in tho putbik of public luidth. The iMii-ti r tills year h a tltn-ily re- minder tliat the Red Cross needs help. if It la to carry on helping' other*. E»ery«ono who Join* a* a member of the Red Cross chapter in Iris cummunlty wlH h*i helping this human!farf.in orgntrizalloo to liclp lhe needy Ihrmiphbut tho nation. j £ J1’ 1 is r’» !11 ''' j\.,v'p' I'll '«<; ,:il jj„ =^==i=========^== ' either clastic, handmade or readymade. FLOCK OWNERS WATCH TAe Homenutkers’Corner r‘ g MARKET AND DISEASE By Home EeotWMtM^frC^alUL*! Miflil-1 11 __ Michigan Turkey Growers Find ' gan BUte College iTOMATO JVICE IS ‘ Those Two Factors Deter­ ------ DISEASE FIGHTER­ mine Profits From Birds Food allowance furnished to famih.* Tomato juke rivers and-a skim milk' bn welfan- |i*tji by one Michigan aty >*«» <»«• “0d ol’Unn where tu-1 t ibarttfoM».v. have b - n <1-eland adequate f-r ll-.e d . not exist, in the mind of’ Michigan owner* of turkeys to the1’ **• th-horn-j! ,r Marte p. Dye. Dean of Home Eeo-j poultry department of Michigan State “ f1 maintenance <4 health by t‘ * *"— division of Michigan s-..it.. nomlcs" at Michi an State Colle-.n- College show that di»ease ccxitrol Mndlw. t-i tiKniatH 'Good vvho>«-*«w food ima.-t* r-'-otann-; marketing of the bird* are the. two'll n!w ev'1- !° infectious • disease*. Dr. Dye most interesting factors to lhe grow-' ,1, iiwint* out. "Tbist'.- why I fcel that Ux- lcrs ju*t now , tore ch partnii'i.t , । . . education n-.-vh' powbl- bv thc sale*of' Flifck owners apparently try to enn- i • k and t,,ix'rc’>Iusi' Christmas real* is needed vmce themselves that turkey* which ” « ** mon- now titan ever before,” Dr. Dye । were killed by ‘disease were victims of > । 1 tnci and canned milk. wiuiLi’tca, -siura,-. said in discussing the coming year's over feeding, under feeding, or wrong u n unri flour. Veiictabk-:-, uuiraioid. and,: program of the Michigan Tuberculoii* feeding. Fatalitie* tn tiie flock are !." J ^Association. _ "blamed upon cabbagr, green com. K l(/ iiteix-ri'. l«inu Ihf* fiHihduii-Mi tor thi- ’ X-ray piciurer. showing modern apple*, dry mash, wet maah. or no it umetimd- nf combating the diMase mash11 feaxi nll-wanco. . iwould be no more fascinating studyj Blackhead, a contagious dlaease.jpj Four pounds of druxl tjeatt* U1'’' ’’; than tomato Juice doing it* work to caused by Rt-rm.* which are, picked up I n q can-Torn, three cantin c“n- ,.prevent i-rev-nt tutxrcuioru* tub- rculosi* if it such .‘•urn a pukca process- by healthy bintbird.- from ground whter which ■, 11 > ' topiato. •. two pounds- 'macarti l*0 could b-- plciurest.i Dr. Dye declunA । hm> been contaminated by those af-i{; peeks potatoes, .ten pound* nx • *1;’" . Tomato juice can t» given to children: fected hj-the dlM-ase, kill* more M|cht- n. 'j, ■”!’ f •w'uit*r* 01 •^l!l .daily m place ol th.' more . xpenrtve' gan birds than any oilier single cause, tt y '' ’ o ' orange juice and adult* should have n 'Rotation of ranges and plenty of good '/ >«M» -t ...Th um. lhI„ nni,, , wric >lm w, rrK1 lin. lht. ,he |„c. .n Corn meal, rut meal and rice ; in clov contact with thc relief wwk i rention of blackhead. Dtseased birds >< ai.-o rmiilibed br-un quai t o by welfare wtKlra now.Dr. Dye should be Immediately isolated from *’ Whcl. .milk and frntr can.- of condensed lh#t an. nul wk. ,lu. f)J the in "nr ■“ -i ■ inR (|lctr juij quotas vegetable'-, that ’Turkey- to be soldshould be beavilv it. p ? t'' r h - ’ ! <’‘■iiomtc-sjiiv t >o-i tj|r mthato Is overlooked, summer it fed to produce a finish which is need7, ' , '■ . ->! ,,7*, ““” might mean they >u»d acre** to garcter r d to top the market Well-fhiishcd! H.-.. »/,,'■ io . . "’.produce und <■ a-k-d only for staple* -ix-pound turkey* will bring a higher;, t. ni‘ ,! ad lin '-1,11 w£n,1‘ round Check of llsU .-.how* the sege- birds which weigh 25 pound*. A grow->'../■ ‘n. 'ur 7'r“t'hn L7m'r?,, t ; IabU‘'lo ** »*«l«:ted- Tuberculosis ing tqaah and a grain mixture of n. n o milk e-.m rfT Jt « ’idrt’im’!n“t ,o sHM* a weakened yellow corn. Mu-at. oat*, and barley w. 1. 2 tAwi .II ™nni tm ■n’OM- who are fighting IU make a good ration for fattening re -tf V ...Trill < -d/r •',,V!U,ce ’hctild, not hcaitaie to throw turkey*. The arnin can be placed th u^i. . uh,.iL,i u.nwL/. . reli re ; “p a str*”‘8 ®« education, ac- hoppers where thc bird* can help rwre, rmau^-mud tomat.v- ... that the r.jr()ms tII l)r ix,-. ■ thentulvre ‘'• ii *n rtain ls another Mig-j aktm mifis. krxiwq to nur granrflnoth-! Economic conditions in tiie cities ii'., ,, . z ■, ... ,r- lM1' ‘“day seldom mentioned is a-wilt hare more effect upon the market u.'-’- m > X^i '35 ^ Vi“U,We '"«1 H the iHKlg.-t l* low. Dr. price of turkeys than the available Xrwmir• mu-tiX’three writing rnd h a*,‘ bc lLu:<l Cflec‘ 'u»*ly ol according to the oplnn?km? for It/ iL t yU U E n"I’trely .in roup*, gravies, and pudding* or |.m of tHe jioultry department at iu.,) That 1 t \ nut -uriPh'”1** wh°’' f'r‘'rtU can "**"* ‘n “ Michigan State College. Apjiarehtiy. ■ . r j.. ... Z. L- io ' H. n.nrer E,,r “M’ ol vlUnk,1‘ A *Wc“ *kl,n «» <W of turkeys this year is not . " »'■“nVJmUlt a""‘w ""t*'.!”.1 «». younger child ol the family to afford i adequate protection aguiu-l tlt<‘ cohy and dami>tH.-< during the.' winter piontlib Any tvjie ol heavy blanket | may lx- u.Md — ....... -■ --------- • hunt de«T. I Harvey and Orville Rice of KnlarnaRxlcnck Swadling, R«i* Whidby and «x> spent lhe week end with Mr. andMarsden. Germain went to. Mio Sun-| Mr*. Haney Enzlan <1 iv ' , a splendid time was enjoyed at the M M. Rockwell ini- not been able tnlC. 3. C. on Wednesday at Hie home .lift nd to the |>ost office for a week. j nl Mrs Irving Berber with Mrs. June Tin’ senior* at Kellogg school arc' HoncysetU- a_s assistant hostess We : preparing a play that they will present | were very glad to have Mr. and Mrs. [before ChnstmiDavid Shepherd from near Orangeville Mr*. KcUoug Flower and Mrs. N. with us and they favored’d* with wvNcwkirk entertain the Home Literary | vral wings. The .afternoon was spent club Thursday, Nov. 17th, at Mr- tying a quilt. Music and Ttianksgiv, Flower;. home ing reading furnished entertainment. About three hundred attended the, The next meeting will be held at thc Ati average cost ot $3 3- ua-.main- P. T. A at Kellogg school Wednesday j home of Mr. and Mr* W While. ' taim'd in tiie sun* made in the chv- evening and enjoyed the moving pic-1 Arthur Mead is suffering from a urafc r th* direction <d Mr-- Anna E turfv. shown by Mr Robert.-of hl* and; broken leg caused by the kick of a Biyiia. Only new material xa.- um-iJ Mrs. Robert.-' trip to various interesting ■ ,'|'w ami none ot tnc suil- were hned. In spot* in the US ' • praciica’-ly all cane* the estimated Mr* -Helen Smith is staying al Mrs. amount .of material allowed fur a iulGiUespir niet cr-berot. to match tiw *ud I Saturday. Nov. 19. at the lull Pot Appropriate niatcrial* tor tiie play­ C. L. Barber u nursing ut injured suit are l.eayy twill suiting.*, all ditferMr- Earl Butler'* little daughter luu' knee caused by the crank sllppyut from <ni kind* of blanket;., heavy coating.' tils hand while eranking his tractor. and covert cloth. In usinrij covert been very sick but u gaining Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Jone* ot Delton cloth, a chamois, or outtng1 flannel uci'c Bunday callers at Henry Wiud- the parent* of a daughter born linuig u r."ccMary for very cold day. Nov. 13. weather. Odd ends of blanket mater­ ial are often found at woolen milU and may be purchased very rca.-onablj Tlw suit should contain Mime vpol of bright color *o that thc child may be easily *een by motorist*. • Mrs Clayton Hinckley and sonj Pattern* for the playstdts may be, Myrlen James were hi Grand Rapids Saturday.; nurohased through the United State* — ------ —Mrs. Henry Vanden Berg I* visiting; Bureau of Home Economic*. Washing­ Nashville to a card party Saturday her son. Geo. Vanden Berg, near Coats ton. D C.. or Irom most of thc larger mgh national farm magazines It is best to Mr and Mr* Bert Steves are the, Mr.'and Mrs Clinton Lahr of Hasplan tor two reaaonv' wear tn cutting { parents of a little girl born tings were Sunday guest* of Mr. and thc pattern, taking in ftillne** with ----------.~ nuwrr* ta tho namr uu. ueaicx.. iher .. 7 w She deep seam- Design of thc garment , of Nancy Lou. Her sister. Anna Wil-1 Mrs Walter Tolhurst of Wayland te ,,t' should be built around tiie idea o! self- Hams. I* caring for her since she reMrs Butler Smith with her help lor the child. - Zipper fastenings turned from Hall'ii hospital. • i vv.u.re up the front have been found mote George Hawkins was here Irom Lan--------------- —--------------u>'~i .'..mlactory as they are easier to sing Monday. _________ ________ manipulate than button* Care should L G Ackerson of Lansing visited Mr and Mr* Geo Lydy of Irving be taken In putting in the ripper to her Mater. Mrs. Bert Steres, and the I have been vteiling hte parents. Mr. and keep it closed during the sewing pro- new. baby Monday. I Mrs. Scott Ijjtty. and family. cres to guard against any of the teeth Mr*. Chase and son. Donald, ol Bat- - Mr*. Mac Townsend of Hastings vlsbclng crushed. It te.weli to cover the tie Creek have, moved in with her itcd Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Decker part fastening with a tuck so that mo-sture d<- .iter. Mrs. Wm. Anderson, for the of last week, Fingerprint*. will not get mi zipper and freest, lun-: winter. Donald l» attending the Well* Mr and Mr*. Sam Lydy of East Junior: “I've forgotten how far I've rf.nng the opening or. closing process, school .Woodland visited Mr. and Mrs Jack At kaa one pocket is efcA-iitlal on He-cral irom litre attended a,card Shavanzki and family Friday Mother; ‘ Ju»t look tor the place c.cry auit. party, al Otlo Aqdtrsou's iu Nashvillej Lyle Lydy spent Thursday in Lanwhere tiie clean page* Mart." i Knitted baud* for wrute and angle*. Saturday night. slug. THANKSGIVING DAY VALUES 4 Point Blue Ribbon Turkeys SATISFACTION GUARANTEED—Attached to each Turkey is a guarantee teg - your assurance of absolute dependability - peak quality - you will find this tag only on Kroger Turkeys. TURKEYS CHICKENS GEESE DUCKS FOWL Oysteri •b. Plump, tender lb. Com l«d rossterr Elbe fancy Fresh dressed lb. Exbs fancy lb. Fresh dressed Medium lb. 3 lbs. and over •H 25c Wlb. I*. 10c *. 10c Fancy U»g« Sliced Bacon 25< 18’ 17* 18* 15* 4 Point Blue Ribbon Country Club Bulk Pork Sausage Boneless Fresh Hams 12c BUTTER Fresh Roll - Michigan Maid Sifted Peas 2 1.".,' 29c Brown Sugar 6 2’t*'-‘2Sc Poaches Country dub—In heavy syrup Del Monte Peaches t No. V,i cans 29c Country Club—Fancy Wisconiin sifted R«sl quality at a leal price ' 25c Pumpkin 15c Mince Meat 3Nt..1.M25c Bulk ■ old fashioned brown XXXX Sugar 2 1 5c Noas Such - finad quality Gingarale IX 10c Dromedary Bread | I t J JB I OR COUNTRY All flavor* CLUB GELATINE DESSERT BW RED MARASCHINO CHERRIES French Coffee *■ 25c 5-oi. Jar 10c Rolled Oats & 10c Full bodied and Savory Bread 17c Cranberry Sauce Lalonia Club - No boMle charge x 1%-lb. loaf 6c Raisins Country Club - plain ot sliced Ripe Olives " 10c The lowest price evei Harvest Cake ■ 39c King’s Flake . 29c Quality all purpose Row 92c Food Baskets Made with Pumpkin, Chenies, Nuts, Mince Meat and othar goodies I JEWEL COfFEE 19C ■ Naw low price - Mild and fragrant FINEST FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Cranberries Late Howe variety - For *e Tbsaluglvteg least - far pies, dssvarts m salads & 5c Celery CMcaM 3 - 17c Bananas Head Lettuce Faacy kobarf 60 rise - 13c Grapefruit 6 >* sic Florida • reset sad laky — (KMaa. 4 for Ik) Navel Oranges 100-11A ill. Naw crop • *w« l and juicy • 150-176 ike. Jm- Mb Am. 2* �PAOF FOURTEEN LEGAL NOTICES | PRODUCING GOOD LUMBER FROM CORNSTALKS Chemists Claim It Is Hard As Teak AncJ, Strong As Steel— Make Synthetic Cork Tiie' cornfield; of the middle west .Ftem likely to. produce the lumber needed for the future. The possibility ot th> rnamifMtun* of board-, of altnc-t any desired width and thickness, from conistalks has been demonstrated by chemists of the Iowa State. Agrtcul ■ rural College. This j^mpo-mlon wood is as hard as teak asm TChrx' as strong SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS jircdiic; The;question of the relative, 1-'-t of Mich wood, a- compared, with I ordinary furniture woods, remains to. thttwr who know the processes required '<• produce cortLMalk wood is that lumher can be jirodur. d m cheaply from Another product, made from, corn­ stalks Li synthetic cork. It looks Ilk-' cork and har. ah the properties of cork. ' ?o It Istlaimvrl ; Thr ninth mid tenth crudes finish-1 ed their health posters Friday. We art going to have a Thanksgiving' .dinner Wednesday. -Nov. 23. The'ninth grade Is studying long! There will lx- no school Thursday and Friday, November 23 and 24. The first P. T. A. will be held Wedgram will be given by both rooms We now have twenty-seven pupils sealed in thc higher room. . Mr. ■Putruun was tn Lansing on 'school busijiess Saturday. We an- going to have a hot lunch. Irish stew. Thursday. TtKwtcnlh grade are rending "Cricket We voted last week, and each one : who'voted, for president had"to give] the reason whv. RoosgrveJf was Netted. .There are ten girls in the Girl's Clothing Club pnd ten boys in the .The ninth -and tenth grades arc I studying mammals in biology. Thanksgiving poenu. Gordon I-tec-i was the champion ■f speller in - the seventh and eighth ' grade contest Monday. ,• H.nJrert lives. Thelma Tlibias. Scribes. Mr. und Mrs. Worth Green qnd won. Marshall. were Sunday dinner gurats •ot thc latter's parents. Mr. and Mrs. • Curt Marshall, in the Branch district. ' Mr. and Mrs Frank HawbUt*. Mr and Mr Herald Bennett and Mr. nnd *!:> 1. Held of Nashville spent Friday Mrs Clare Marshall and children rent Mondnv afternoon with Mr. andMrs, Howard Burchett in Assyria. Mr. and Mrs B, Payne of Hastings -pent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman were •mrprl.ed Thursday evening when the neighbors came in to help Mrs. Holl­ man celebrate her birthday. They Came with w.ell Tilled baskets nhd u‘ very pleasant time was mid by nlEi We un whh ht-r. many more birthdays • cL -.S: Investing Safely To have served several generations successfully Is Indeed an achievement in this constantly changing business world. In the conducLof our business, we are Just old-fashioned enough to retain thc founding factors that have made tor strength and protection during our forty years of Investment life, through all of which we have paid 5% yearly dividend with never a loss and never a miss. We shall be glad to explain to you a plan of saving that will sui( your circumstances. Standard Savings & Loan Association Local Representative J. L. MAUS & SON apiwrUd by >«» ualU � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-11-30.pdf 539eac03f483dd14085fea59f6278b8f PDF Text Text i THE HASTINGS BANNER 1 SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR 14 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, NOVEMBER 30, 1932 W. R. HARPER AN­ NOUNCES CANDIDACY PAGES Ito 8 NUMBER 31 EINEFATHER1N0 OWNSVOBLE ' SCIENCE MEilS TOLD OF MEETING Has Had Excellent Training Raymond Windcknecht Accepts Next Meeting Of Thornapple SON B® BET HELU Fitting Him For Work Of «HaTHESS DF GDD Garden Club On Monday In^ H STOR C PAPERS '■ Position With Consumers FAMOUS SCIENTIST DR. H. HAMILTON AULEN BACH GAVE TIMELY ADDRESS I 1 Commr. Of Agriculture “GENERAL LANDSCAPING” Power Co. There FRED MAYO HAS COH^rXcT stead 01 Thursday I CHARLES FISCHER, WIDELY REMARKABLE SERMON SUN । Tlie Banner learns learn* with pleasure ; The many Hastings friend* of Mr M. IS SEXri KNOWN MUSICIAN, SPOKE | that Wm. R Harper, of Middleville, lias ISSUED IN 1863 TO HIS DAY MORNING BY DEAN and Mrs Raymond Windeknechl will : announced himself a candidate -for I regret to learn Qiat they an- 10011 t>| applr Garden Club will meet .Monday AT ROTARY . MOTHER DAVENPORT I cummlsxloncr of. agriculture of this ileave Hosting*, us Itc has acce|>t«d .< tuning. Dec 5. at 7 45 al the Com-; state Mr. Harper lias had excellent I position ns chief ck-yk with the Con-, munitv rGoins at the National bank f-iaiwei-iu > m z*r» training for* such work, also a great ALSO HAS INTERESTING STRESSED IMPORTANCE „ , and Prof. Ortgg of Landing will lalk Un. EINSTEIN LED OK, . romers Powd Co at Owosso Thi* 1-. CHRIST REVEALED THE deal fit Ml I UDI c CDIDIT “ *'“1 of good experience tint wifi will beneRATE BILL OF 1862'’\ ?““S" 1 ~ CHARACTER OF GOD on ’ General Landscaping." This wtllj UF nUMtlLt arlMII Jit Uw slal,. He will give to the duties CHESTRA ON SHIPBOARD .. ...... nr of the nrtll-r office tl'x. the Kr't best lhal that It is Irt in Sxlr., him ’d to attend soiry to-have tlu-m .more from th 'Disastrous For One To Have In common with all hl* friends tn tills Parents. Paid For Every Day cl Modem Bciencp Discloses His -y. yet we kn«.-*- it.w to tre-.r a<i. Had Privilege Of Seeing And tome. county tiie Banner hope* that-the new The Thought That He Is Bupe- Gov'eniur will, name Mr. Harper com­ Each Child Attended School tage mid we extend c»ngr..- .. Greatness As Creator And‘ - ; Gandhi In Bombay n.,„ Mr Wtndeknecht will take up iu-. r.. -. * rior To His Fellowmen missioner of agriculture. . Manager of The Universe Met Other Celebrities Teacher a Pay Meager ;duti<»aM»t owatao s< --n Because the Banner was published Rev, L. L Dewey wni in Tlie Banner is greatly indebted to Beth Mr and Mrs Windeknrcht' Ikcau*c , Fi'cher of Kalamaroo. famearly on Tuesday !a*t week. w'c could 'ending the Okfer Bay*Fred Mayo, supervisor of Maple Grose .have been active in various tr.yanha- Mu-k' not give an adequate account of the for the -loan c5 “ Interesting • •' --------■-* •4,1 --------------------------«>f two *.? very lions and he — will b«- especially Father and Son banquet, held under iv morning by Dcan*Dav«.-ni»ot*. IUThere 1* document*. One )ne is fe a contract, contract. entered : x leader of ..„ the ..... lately reorganised Hmmtary Club Monday m the auspices of the Brotherhood at th■ying to Under-dan t } into on the tpird day «t December 1853 i Una. City Band. They arc the typ< a more widely kr. musician Methodist social room* on Monday ■rmon tlie Dean pre I between School DLs'.rtct No 5. of. tin of young people Who can be nccom- Oxl. Michigan PATRONS WILL BE SERVED night. November 21 jtownship of Assyria and Jane Mulvnny mended to any community. Lloyd Shafer filled tlx- difficult place -vealing about the greatnoFROM NASHVILLE AFTER : mother ot Mr Mayo. In whlih she I ----------- -——---- *-----nnof toastmaster with credit to him.*cll i Creator Ou: mtd-ra w; THAT DATE ,o u‘“ch u,‘‘ iiCh001 !n Uwt dl‘ i and great satisfaction to the duds and COUNTY COMMISSION AND !MrrrM tiand. which ,rtct ,or a u-rm of thirteen wrtks I sons He Is a live wire; and all en­ wi.l nunimhw u ENGINEER HAVE GIVEN 'commencing on the fifth day of lxar on a tnp joyed his peppy method of handling |around,'he world In* MANY ANNOYING DELAYS FINE SERVICE 'ermber. 1853. fi>r the sum of »150 .1 such a gathering He could lead the Europe, tta week, which .sliail be in full for her UNDER PRESENT PLAN Inward i singing, could tell funny stories and at th1.:, country - nut-tanRlng * services and abo for her board, which tlw same time pul across some of the TAXPAYERS SHOULD BE AC­ | was no d-aibt In her' home in liiat *. A. mill orchtatra •embarked the big liner at n 1, n t i '-rciwswa Rural Route Will Bo Absorbed ... , y ... kemaaxseu Iuro,jon h^ „,„ .cnn„far all finest and most wholesome teachings. ----------.since hi* retirement a* Of thQUAINTED WITH RESULTS i township. He first culled un Dad Angell, secre-; and .other ixirUe* <k Our readers will be- interested in MANY SEAT RESERVATIONS Hanoi- c.h:-.:•• <! Auric Without Increasing Number the ' dancing ‘ lary of the Barry Cdunty Y M c K . th*. Ions trip Thar sidp was notec reading a copy of this contract, which HAVE ALREADY BEEN ,X No Reason Why People Should Of Mail Carriers to express what he tluiiiitht about a the successful touring parties it is as follpw*: . Fattier and Son banquet Dad was’ Not Know Facts And How MADE 1. a keen and an urin.na! thinker, wh • T!i(- ;><».• office at Morgan village k , ducted. "Contract entered into tin* third d.i> • equal to tlie occasion and resixinded tn ha* a wonderful. capacl, for. clear ;o4x- diKontinued on n-bniary 1. Th....„ speaker gave .... of DcCcmtxT 1833 between school dt. • The an acsaun* of Money Is Expended a manner that mi l with hearty ap­ .riatamen* of hts ideas litd -*1t!tal he inlall thereafter ’ will win bhandled from from ’ Jort fast trip he made trip" mode with the Bcls»iand. trict No. 5 of the township of Assyria WIEZOREK BROTHERS Under the proviclons of the McNitt In the county of Barry, state Of Michi­ proval ., a. ,.,,.,. chrbtinn man the Nx hr.lle post office Thi* h*S which was in 1930 Since then, on acVernon Wininger rpokr as a repre­ bill tliere will be divided' ainomt the gan and Jane Mulvany. a .quallfi- .t: OF LOWELL ARE COMING; ' ’ ►.•an btgun by saying that; iier n brought about by the dfecontinu- count of the depression, it ha* made no sentative of the son*. of their apprecia­ counties next year S250t).ooo. instead teacher in *aid township. Tlie said j » | primitive . • man feared roeb destructive'ante of a local daily tram each was ! round-the-world tripe tion of their dads and their elders gen­ of 12.000 000 a* last year. Thia nuary . .lane Mulvany contracts and agru : of nature a- the storm* :on the Michigan central Instead of; His vfeiU to Cuba, the Isthmus >.t Class Demonstration To Be clenaur „ri-vpinm will be taken from (he gas tux fund. |I with tne erally. It was a nn»-au«L4ht(^i>plntvd earttiquakr . and volcances Because j Fomi: each way the trkjn storU. out : Panama, stopping at the harbors m the said school district mat that *hi shi .■ „ . talk given in a straight-forward s:.....:.: :... and must be used entirely upon town- will teach Uir prims:-, whool in ;-aid ’ Given By Kenneth Reitznl there were terrifying and because he' from Jackson one day andL returns. U ,|California, sailing .r»iu from sen San rranct.c Pranci.oj vuiu,..-uui. xaiunif • had • 'way Quite evidently he given the ship highways The road cotnmludon} । district had no abilit-. to cope with them, he ■ — ja--------------------------cko^ the follawtra:-— day. Tht* Tht*inter-|;»nd inter - J andstfipping stoppingal atthe the Hawaiian Hawaiian islands, Lsland*. ..... t. .. . Wrestling Eliminated iuruwM for the ....... term of 13 weeks, com-'j , matter a lot of thought and had of Barry county have taken over this}' b rtned the ide;r-tirn thine unfriendly fires with the mail facllltl«*a'. Morgan las wi-U a* the various point* cf Ihtcrest financing on the fifth day of December! Thursday night, December l't; thei.j^'nt ’, reached tome very sensible conclusions year ir.8 miles of township highway 1853. fur the sum id One Dollar and „ । v-tn by angrjf, evil Rodj making annoying delays for thc pa- In Japan and along tta «•»•.! .«nd ,011thTlie response; for the duds wus made and will do the same next year. The Fifty cents per week—which shall be in I Odd Fellows will again play host to th ■ To at)p,.a? it in called for what would tron, on the rural, coytc. Aecordinilv em r List* of Asia were given In det nl. assemblage of local boxing fans who appease hfe <>r.vn anger, viz: b: <1 and!an inspector was rent who invcsltgxtec Bui the outstanding feature uf hfe talk by Roy Chandler, president of the Improvement of the next 168 miles will"fuH for her sexviocB and for board. Brotherhood. What he said w’as full be author (red by the xommlMinn, and : “in consideration of the premises the hale already indicated their intention • Jaciiflce. Fo: ■ -■ h;>*' many thousands of!the situation thoroughly and It wa* n .wu* hi* mention of the celebrities carried out by its efficient engineer. J.i ... , , ot tilling the Arena by making extern- i icara*ac riflee.* ' of wit. good sense -and right feeling. were made to .supposed- doubt upon hl* recommendation whom i> m«« t - n hi* voyage. Amonz A lUko.^1. Wo Um I... ““ “ ‘ J 1 isivt reservations for seats. Tickets ati.jv nn^r‘y god* __ we do not kndaj. Many: that tlw order was 1-. ued <’• Washing- these was Kmstrin. the world's m-.*-.: Tlie toaslmast; r next called on Rev been m-nona In ll.u coimly Jh,lc I'1] 1“?* Uu .made•► ’’th' McNulty to Introduce thc speaker. Rev ot .... ... later i-.— man~.»a« “'ron discontinue tht* post office. : famous jcictiii t and raathematician. U» pto.n ouS out by Uc huhw.J vany One “ ”"d ™ ’ Cents per .tin- regular price, are on sale at Oat- thcurand "yea:* Dollar• and Fifty ! veth A- Stebbins and Jake Reher s ■ dricovery that the rarth became nor­ McNulty was gracious and kindly in Mr Dun Waldron, thc rural, carrier; Mr. Enrieln boarded the Beigefend nt week. . place. on mw page; 8. “■ - furiotu ;mnlacaifi after th* e ' fe’ bclmr transferred to New Ycrk and made the trip to Ban his response and made u fine intidduc- commission In Inproving tlif entire ....... See the adv. •««•* out--f rom Montan, Jacob Hurfom) Director lion of Dr. H. Hamilton Autijibuch: 10‘v miles In each of the sixteen town­ s 1 5E*. ‘ ts " f naU,ro anri tha Z ° n th ' When Mr. Webb, who was fur.-Pedrorthe iMrt o( Ij» AnwrtM from Jain-Mulvanyi'Teacher." rector of Cranbrook church near ships, and not using the cash. a-, has « .J^i« i^n U*r” ,n *re 'han ,nan5’ >’w* the Morgan rural carrier which city he proceeded t> Mt. Wilson.' .a., counties, ...... ........ Mr; * COPT “I »! Lowell *111 to.v* glove., with the local been done ........ In many in .............. Improvjb,.. wr rld. -From that began WOR- na<e«d on hfe place wa* taken bv Mr ‘here to avail himself of the wo-ld * Bloomfield Hills. Detroit. , Ing a few roads .without reference to i^u al rnl 11J t tnriiI»" ,< Vng^' in ' athletes in place of the youngsters from AHfP nf-Ood; but man Mill c'U.tin.wd Waldron. ” TOh .enabled "the" depart ­ The -qxaker fultllled tile high expcc' t Tihe ’’Vti" n*ln',cd.l,‘‘‘ l‘‘"hLXf' :X:hfoWli^US'^,Z^C=^ ^o;;’ irabfi."Vachas wag.;.’ in; but cohtinued WaMron Thi*.enabled the depart. 'Contimi-d nn nage six. ‘ ’ rations of theta- who had framed thc Sve endued Fractional Dtstrict. No 2 in the town- i Xwefe^ ' reduce the number ---- -----------------, to sacrifice in order to appease the an-' meni to of carriers program. and of the fatiar* and sons Of evil go:.' . ,lt Nashville from four to three. Mi TARM RIIRNQ ON FARM pn-M-nt. by hl* timely talk Thc fath,o earry ou‘ t,lc htt,r “nd SPUU of,'5‘p °LGr?>’' a,Iltl I Bill Janu. of Harting* can entertain! rrTlii' Jrxs originated the idea of on- Waldron being cne of the four. He DUnlso UN FAnm present by life timely talk. ers and son* who l^aid himThe gav.tathit- the McN,,t ,aw whlch ls ^8nrd to where Mr. Mayo n-.Mdes. for the term hUn Wk.,3n.k brother’. ’ was given the place • k*rw£«™u«. "to SrJ Babe" and Bud" will be here and! — (Continued on page five) at -Morvan. " ' NEAR FREEPORT MONDAY ; Undoubtedly by February 1 tlie MorRev Aulenbach oiiened with tin” uv' b'*n ,n,lrnated to u* that . *•* inom Lowell will come the Mitchel! . " ■■" •~'i. =;admits taking coal Ibroilu-r; and Die well known middle! HEALTH UNIT CONDUCT­ ■™ reur. will b. Md »> mm. Callie. Horae,. Hog., Hay And other route*, without increasing Uu . . , .s • „ „ .. • . Banner’s cnmm<-n<lnllm. Ranner's commendation kf If the work r.f of :I Weigh!*. Richard and Charlr, Baird ’ ING TOXOID CAMPAIGN number of carriers. The post office de- Gram. And Too s Arc All Conanything at all. must be a religion that the H N»nmi..inn was! Barry FROM BERT LANCASTER Steve Kkrmes. Bill James. Bun I lu-Ip. folks toddy under the conditions ■J*’* “ “"J county road cdpimbrion Inn thJJr Instead ot discharging any sumed—Saved Two Horses « and «... «., no. bound “■* C.s.k, »M iH.ry c.x,|.r m.,k,. in..;.- Dl. Kindc Believes This Will partment. rural catrier. waited until the death or1 knowledge and approval Tlie Banner (Continued on jiage three) “ I resignation of some carrier, or until.- On Monday evening of last we<-k the I begs to alate that never, directly or in­ Ison- Anutroiw Arrested 0“ J?0“W’o” Render Immunization To j he was retired from the service on ac-1 large barn qn the farm owned by the i directly, has tlie road commission or Thanksgiving Night At VntYard T’._7.k£^--t There will be io fast bouts of amaWolcott estate Just ea*t qf \ Nearly Every Child PROVIDING ONE GOOD count of. the a?e limit and then com-* Ransom any member of -it. ur any of ita em­ Freejxirt burned to the ground Haw it* Near Roller Mill :cilr boxing ..nd once more the capabl-j LMt «<ek we mentioned the Tact ! Mncd. his route With others. Tills huv ployees. ever suggested tp us what we . ’ -tarted 1is still a mystery, so we are In­ Per CIsm ,lmr .... the Mrihns bl smI thi'ni'lufsi'Sni “» Couwr HraUh Uni, b«n don, fa nduor the ™t, ot po.HOT MEAL PER DAY should say about that commission or .................... -----------------’ ---------.' “ S&Sl ’ wif fa I*"ot-tlw. rest, fat farrtfa, Tl.u, it .dt fa Ufa. work. wu On me the vuuwuiy. contrary, uu, not a uicmmem- ■ •from the >ai<u> yards iu»« has wwn« been *»■*<« going s»u on uu in,' Wr. ,tl-na will •its »« wvio. iuiii tnc eliminated as u' ••••-• •— •••— — —— •- —.. — — ■Gavlen Overholt who live* on th* entalB' hl* supper°*wtien Welfare Association Begins bcr of the commission ever knew or Hastings, despite all the precautions rourUsv’ii> another focal ring whichput 0,111 r:‘n,l-’’al"n in th“ rural schools thi* change in Morgan is tn line with.^jm* by dealers in that commodity lm7nd/ lo devote lu entire activity to|of ,hu ccun?> ,nak' '^L51”1’!? Im*. !,w' WIWl prdtey of the department. inQieone notln»^hlm that his hfe barn wA wks Serving Today At High School had any intimation of what the Ban- taken d llolefar. bs^faeUl Jer- Im,"“ ■ IfahlfarU Tfa Tox >fa. n rrjucufa non no* nnnl nbnfar. «nnieone notm»d „u,„„him that „ „„barn „ tier was going to say about their work. •Hunk.fafalns mshl Uon AnmUfafa. „nt afire Tlie building was full of ha'j Cafeteria—Teachers Assist M . o: 01 tfiis th,, city elf, was *s. oaugnt raasM taking '»k,M t JuLoi MUUfafan AUU€W AinlHIe u1"h » '«*M ro w, tfa <he i«tmn, ot th. M-nt.fa otSrr rsrmYfat. tfad mls.fa. until lie read it in this paper. •.* aged m tnJSil' „r • u«.Il(. Mlcniu3n ........................ - s— ■ ■ near. ... L.,?' ,:i .. ud thc? Michigan sadu™ -*"• ................................. ■ Bo far as the Banner is concerned, we .............. coal ..... from Bert Lancaster yard of Omlro cn' “» 'h™ Ufa xlfaln-™u-faxm.'»in d,ll h.„. t, siifanh fa onnnrfa'.: The Hostings Welfare A**oclation la, — — all of which were lost together with 14' in, *ce nji'minii ■ ..Hranrh . nf... . . ' Athletic .... ... starting a splendid work today—that of can no'rearon u-hv why thre<, three men who who’ the nlrt old roller mill the Amateur Union . will ’,l1 bc 1,1 ,h<' nlral ^hool* delay* m the delivery of their paper* cows and calves. 2 hones and a howl furnishing a hot. wholesome and nour*. have, in our judgment, given their Lancaster had been on the lookout and eight pigs Only two horses were felling meal each day to children who best efforts tor the bencht of the pro- ifor the thieves for Mime time, hud hired' -aved and one of them was somewhat are underi^ui i*h< d and needy. The Pte of’this county, and especially its men to watch and had had the officers ,ouna. .. -..^s ro-nvuLsiranun m.-aU will G? served 'i.l the school taxpayers, should not be commended 'here at various times, but he conround* each with three dlf- r‘irrF>rr out ,he w,!l *» ‘nt’’ Woodrow Knowles was burned on the cafeteria each school day beginning to- by a county newspaper like the Banner, tinurd to law a lot .of <*oal ’ * , . '• ’ ,.xhlbiUon of । 'lhH' Not ®nly ,h'‘ ln ,hc TWO BATTLE CREEK hands while trying to get tlie horses day TYacher: pupil: and parent* will Tla re ts altogether too little nppreciaWhen brought before Justice Andrew ■ . , . ‘ K he d n b. rural schools .-eked tn take this treatRF^IHFNT9 RESIDENTS IN JAIL out. assist in preparing and serving the* “<>n of what worthy public servant.* arc Matthew*. Armrtrong admitted taking tn* Lbut also all children nf ^rcrtL&IUtNia It has been intimated to the Ban* (Continued on «>n nage page tnree> three) food to approximately 200 children. It • <i‘Hng for the benefit of tlicxw* whom the coul.Sbout half a ton being found | (contir.uca . . use. from . I school nine montius to live ncr that the fire might have been ci I wars. Of course, the jiarenta will come Arrested Saturday Night For incendiary origin as the dog lud been Is estimated. If these youngstcra ,'rvr . There la youngster* can I thfy-•mtvc bi altogether tobi lob; in the th- basement-ef basement of bis his home. He also' aUo I with‘these little children. Tlie Toxqid have this one good hot meal per day ;t much fault-finding with such officials; said that he took considerable coal last GROUP LEADERS HAVLarqeny From Dwelling Of barking only a short tune before in a will surely keep them fit and help them 80 ,hal lhc Banner has felt, not only winter, despite the pleadings of his ING DEMONSTRATION treatment wfU:- in almost every case, manner to indicate that sojqeone was _ ...... «... bln eiinirnioclnn a such thln<w I Ufa generally. Of ....... course, ....... as yet this .num—Willi M1*1’ reenfrl regard t<i to I this commission, but but wife no! tn to Hdo things, nr,. and hU : make rrea pi. dioss make aa perron person immune from diplidiphprowllgjg- about the premises. Tlie dog v—*-i. ac­ ber is only an estimation *',lh rcw|ird 10 other officials uf the projnlses to discontinue the practice. Extension Classes Show Much •,herl “ When it is is remembered, acFvl B.irr. aged 24 and Irene Gibb*. is not in tlie habit of barking unless besides assisting with Hie meal* the county, as well as our city official*/ it is said that Armstrong ha* been M ... } cording to Dr KlndA KtndA that 85 per cent n-rri 23 both of Battle Creek/were ar- strangers are about. Interest Teachers' Club Including the Klrnol thar ah°uld as a public newspaper! out of work since In October, but there Interest In In Nutrition Nutrition And Ana 1 nf the deaths from diphtheria are of rested late Saturday nlaht on a charge Fortunately the wind was blowing In nurse Mfe* Mis* Mildred Tuttle, the llbrarUbrar- 1 ” 01• thts county, give "■* the people »■>»»!know!- acvnui seems ui tn be nu no caviue excuse iu» for iuni him iu to «»ar take Health Standards 1 children under five years of ace air of larccnv from a dwelling house nurse, tile right direction so none of the — . . i-R™ nf whnt «>i-h nm-ini< >r» !m.i . Jean see how important ills that these A* reported to the Banner, the two other buildings caught afire. S XT'BX'tS’<S bcron-toun. M.,J "'■« . vegeYamc ............. 1 treatment.' drove out to the Fred M. Btoa« place i Mr Overholt was planning to move fab.nl .u.l.n..,,.. ur. «»>• ... jn,™. ': .................... they deserve such ............ commendation. i mews, I,e ne was «i™> given... a A™ nne « 01 .»»«» »x>.uu ' SI!, : X, , tX “ S , 1 There is no expense. It 1* put on us a in Assyria Twp.. and not findfng the off the farm very soon, we ’ Were told. ■ and costs of 8800 or thirty days in thej ll,ep‘ll,8 lM'id lor waciers or me nutn- ‘ public hcilth proposition, in the con- owner at home, it Is said that the two He had 11.500 insurance on his stock 1-<~o -mlion group* of Barry county at DV' jndPnt belief that it will stainh out. broke a window and, crawled into the ajid grain and Len Wolcott held in* "PRINCESS WATASSA" ! diphtheria. The same kind of cam- house, making a frantic search for .surance for 5900 on the >am. r__._ ,... ---------.u_i_,^_._—-.u-------- .a—u j comes as-a severe loss to Mr. COMING to BARRY co wMitmtan nf nwatinei will ’ county vuivt officer* are determined of health . and school* of Woodland ................ Middleville. Freens .... the ..A._ lookout. bureau vrMlliexl.T.. Ulll lie tie well . - — .----------xvuuv, -i.-. UIV MV.ei ■■■■IK m **- bawd on standards .... . ...... u... They .... , searched ....... •­ earched bureau Overholt, UUl but I.V he was .V. .fortunate •«• in am hav>ouio*<« 01 naAttllir. nasiimrs w<n Appears j to Barry tn County cnimf.- AgriAnri. > port.'Haling* ... ... and .... . tore . w. .. • utvinuu. cared forr.. tin* winter a>win tlwvi« should Before School Audiput an Olid to such act* and this' nutrition, according to and- Orangeville, fa drawers, pulled up the carpets, the |ng insurance. b' ' enccs In Symbolic Indian At- 'should be a warning to all tti'vy- and cultural Agent Foster. i.ow being earned out at Nashville, un-ipaper off the cupboard shelves and ------------ 4♦ » --------------There i< nientv nf fn>xi ' olrntv of ■ „J m | there are others, who have participated, Thi* modern age demands products dcr Hie direction of Doctor* Morris made a general ransacking of the whole npi inUTFHI GPFRFTTA elS.adttl ^’inth env tire—Carries Tom Tom ln stealing coal, a* the officers maZnot ot the highest quality in every fk Id. and . LordBhI oj thttt W1M-n hl>UM.. n ls sllld that they took -^UtLIbH I b UL UrtHtllA clotiung and plenty of fuel in this city ... a H,. Princes* Wataua." ;j discarding those tluuAhat have flaws Spe-|u>e districts< is rmicom- cent* cent., in ca»h. some condensed milk GIVEN ON WEDNESDAY Wata&M." health teacher teacher Ibe be *0 so lenient next time. that liavc Spe- the work in the rural district to muke everyone comfortable — and the 1 "PrinceM Welfare Association I* a fine medium for the Michigan Tuberculosis Asso- i Ever since Bert Lancaster has been cla* emphasfe must be placed upon the pitted, it 1? believed tliat Burry county and some canned pea*. be mnde *afe from a diphtheria J----- '----------- *the ’•- high- ' pupila Of Fourth Grade Pre­ A‘ — man drawing gravel' — onto for distribution of these thing*. It is elation, will Rive programs for Barry *n thc coifi business, he has been very growth r.tftl development of boy., and: will •rurge ras near the me Blass mo,* mjme _ wav home saw a car. . school generous with those who needed uniiii, m -ihkh children ciuiuien on 0,1 Thursday 1 nurviay ,»•■••*■• “ -cnal ..........Kirfe, - in ,order that sound bodies, ex-. fcyurgc. liofMxl that everyone will do tiielr ut­ county ..... . _nearby ___ .... and .... ...................... "ITnrfnr Thn Mnrrnr Pinm ____ .__ n__ ■ n ' and anrf iwiMnT degree of of V ‘ are sure every parent ..... We will appre- parked couldn't ™,,pay fn*. tor if It nna and has as-.cellfnt cvllent tihvsiouiphysique and a high high degree , ... kpowing „ ,It was a sent Under The Sugar rlum most for the other fellow this winter and Friday. December 8 and 9. Thursday 8 Woodland 00 --stited every elate the fine philanthrophy of the stranre auto and that no one wm iilUL U.1, ’ Dec . O. ,»i"AUUIIU. L>9 vu —— in ----• way --- --- he ••possibly ------ ' could ...... intelligence be developed Tree’’ At Assembly and spring o'clockFreeport. 16-30 o'clock; ’ Mid,0 caj * ,lie burden* of others, so these The standards by which go:xl health ’ Kellogg Foundation which make* this home, took down the license number. o'clock; Freeport, 10:30 o'clock: fai ‘he *o A very delightful operetta. "Under CCnilTC Tn niCTDioiiTC dleville 00 o'clockhim. dleville. 1100 o'clock; Nashville Nashville. 2-30 2;30 ,OMes ‘fal1 a>* rather ra’her hard on him ■| ia indicated are easily recogntred.*and wonderful work ixmibie. and will give When Bio-., returned the workman told o'clock. '‘ ' ’ ’ ij It ” Is ■- hoped - this •K*' will put ............ oLUU I O IU UldlnlDUIt an end toain be attained by most individuals Dr. Kinde and thoro who work with him what had happened, and Blow im- the Sugar Plum Tree, was given by the PMRICTUAQ fllFTQ Die 9. 9 Orangeville. Oranceville 9:00, fl oa:the pilfering num from coal yards which him the fullest .cooperation mediately Rot bir-v. bringing Barr and pupils ot the fourth grade In the Cen­ Friday Die. >•« pu^mui »IUu> has who are willing to persevere tral auditorium on Wednesday of la t unnidlMRo Ul“4 O Li.. o'clock; 1...... Assyria grown to nractlce.practice. Home* throughout the county are ----- r——- <• »------- —— Glbbr to the jail here Saturday nlsht o'clock. Delton.am10:30 j be a very to *common a ver>- eommon (showing an awakened interest *in: ...z. tv. .— , week during the assembly perSad. The Will Collect And Repair Broken 100 oc,ock; «““>’«». «:« -----------“----------health standard* and how to attain i Tlie annual meeting of the Barry •tlrc Andrew Matthews on Monday aft- o[xrt.'tta was. bared on the poems of BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT. 1 Toys For Free Distribution^ ° -watassa" appears before her school circuit Jamt* Whiupunb* Riley and the chil­ Agricultural be rrnoon rrn,vin and anH bound over to the eireuti ovauuna appear* uriore ncr .scnuoi 1 I wish to call the attention of the iliem. Six ,, hundred Burry county worn- county ‘-•'“•••a mkui.uij. Society will W, dren interpreted them in a splendid . audience attired* in symbolic Indian people of Hastings and vicinity to the'*"Jn,’1 “'e, “ ‘ Zj!*, he,d ln ln<? cf,',rt ro"m' nt ,1,e w,lr: court. To Community Youngsters a -*1-- — manner. Knccland McNulty as 'XTijgle •dress. She wears a beautifully deco-' benefit entertainment which will be house on Dre. 10. 1932. tor the election Doc." Junior McMillan /as "Raggedy WOMEN S CLUB. Boy Scouts of Hastings will attempt rated buckskin robe, beaded head-band given at the Methodist cjiurch Saturthrj>u8h ,h' nutrition course in of preAicJcht. secretary, treasurer and The general meeting of the Women's Man" and Riclutrd. Fuller in the role to make Christmas a cheerier time for and moccasins, and a long necklace day evening. Dec. 10 at 8:00 o’clock. , own homes as ,a part of their for tt period ot two’ Club to be held Friday afternoon a! of "Shuffling Shoe" did excellent actmany youngster* of the community by which Is strung with claws of wjld This will be for the benefit of the >car Ttwy h01* ” will open nt 10 00 A. ** tne new KQft -----M?7 .. ,h* •-jearr.. Polls M 2:30 o'clock in the Central school will ini as did 1 the cant wiilch includstarting a toy factory of their own. the birds and the bear She carries a tom'Adventist Church school Ibuilding carTy ., !fi<- . sugge-tlons to . others who nn<j remaln.open until 5:00 P M Tbv . be’ a Christmas number with Mesdames'cjl sailors, ... ’ mi v-nuren »cnooi ouuaing .7 ... 1,11 irles. the Chocolate Dog products ot which will be distributed a’ tom used tn the Indian ceremony for! which ha., .... „„ are uiuMe u> nW tte duns nm. S.u>.'”'' „»lon will etimwnre «t I M1 I. L Dewey. M. F Edmonds and E. A. and the Calird Cat. etc. Much credit U hu bwn recrnUJ cmte.1 on 7™y ‘ Yuletlde. according to Lloyd Shafer, curing disease and a red feather in i Marshall St. ifi the second ward, and P M at which time t|ie report of sec­ Caukln in charge ot the program due the teacher. M-s* Dora Benton, county scout executive. retary and treasurer will be read and her head-band, she explains, means when fully completed and the yard Camp Fire Girls will furnBh tome and the pupils u well. To assist the work thc various scout that she te on the warpath for health, graded and trees and shrubbery set It TO FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS. Several parent.-, were present and all As successors to the "Jones Produce any other business that may legally come of the entcrtainmrnL Tea will be troops will scour the city for broken , By means of old Indian legends, i will be quite an Improvement to that .. ... before the meeting will be transacted. served and a very enjbyable meeting is <njoy«l the production, so much to toy’s and knick knacks that stand any /‘Watassa" impresses the children with' part of the city. We expect to have Store." and "A. M. Smith Co.” we will ’ l» ikown by ilL .»» bl -rumen’ “ urIrt “ * being planned at which it is hoped that they hope it may be given publicchance whatsoever of being repaired the value of reguia; health habits, such several high grade entertainments durevery chib member will be in^sent. I7 ™ other patrons of ly tn _2_. order that the Market and Seed Store • Our tclephon an< * uu “ ! P art „ Th«*e will be brought to a workship up­ as bathing, sleeping long hours, eating | Ing the coming winter to help pay the FV*’'’ M”rft Please bring thimbles and needlea the school may.alsi have the opporstairs in the city hall and there put in proper foods and getting fresh air and' expense of building and we solicit your; 2237 will be answered Farmers' Mar- Adv. 12-7 F. C. Parker. Secy. and your own seaing or come prepared tunity of seeing and hearing It. Tt; The _ kat." We are located across the street order by scout craftsmen. sunshine. This effective educational. patronage, for any help you may give to do Red Cro’s work which will be suggestion was made to the* Banner Tlie scouts and scouters request co­ program reached 1587 Barry county us will also be helping your local busl-■- from the Barry County Orowera* MarBENEFIT ( ARD PARTY. there ready to work upon. that the operetta be presented tor a. operation In this work, from every chlldren three years ago. It U fi- new men who have been very kind in y A card party«wlll be held at the home small admission charge and the money * for Poultry. Eggs, and Cream. home in Hastings. Scouts will call a', nanced'entirely by the proceeds from1 advancing us credit so that we might _Yours CENTRAL I’. T. A. MEETING. Adv of Mrs. Milo DeVries on Wednesday put into a fund to purchase ChrUtmaa E J. Farrell. each home and if any broken toys are the annual sale of tuberculosis Christ-1 build. We. as a people, have spent -Adv. The next meeting of the Central P. gifts for needy children, which aaenu afternoon. Dec. 7 for the benefit of available, they will be greatly appre­ mas seal*. I very liberally in Hastings during the Akipsaya Campfire Group. .Playing T A. will be In the Central school lllte SUPPER SATURDAY. DEC. 3. r. like a sound proposition. ciated by the boys who wish to repair . —— ------- ------------jI*past <five years by way of our rcampauditorium Thursday Bight. December — — e The American Legion Auxiliary will will begin at two m'clock. Both contliem to bring some measure of Christ­ ANNUAL meetings held bUc supper .......... MEETING. ............. .mu here, spending better serve Ba pu nubile sunner al at the tlie Legton tract and auction will be played. There 8. at the usual hour The address will SQUARE DANCE. mas Joy to other youngsters of tlw A ., lake, r ._, evening. w Tlie stockholders of Hie Citisen* than MOM 85.000 each ..eh year, v-r and .nd in all .ii probnmK. ------homc on Saturday . . nlRht. Dec. a puce will also be a display of beautifully be given by Rev. L U Dewey, whose At* w Clear Friday Doc. r community. . wsamkim WM* «>viu ■mu,/ *>W VUI iliwahuc iictc . — dressed dolls for those Interested in subject Will be The Significance of woodmamees orchestra. Frank HerThe drive will probably take place their annual meeting on Monday, Dec. again this year, so we earnestly solicit i Christmas in the Development of an rlngton.-Adv. Out Dec. 7. • ----1 purchasing dolls for Christmas. on Saturday. Dec. 10. The First ward 5. 1932. at 2:00 P. M. in Quick hall, for. your cooperation In helping us in our .. . । Ethical-Sense" I NOTICE. ; — There will be Christmas music and CHRISTMAN KAZAARwill be covered by Troop 72. the Sec- the purpose of electing a Board ot Di- local endeavors Watch the Banner' For the convenience of our customcra. BAZAAR AND SUPPER. customers. ond ward, by Troop 75, the Third ward rectors and any oilier business which and window cards for the nature of the we will have for sale on Sundays— At Quimby church. Thursday. Dec. an interesting and worthwhile meeting Episcopal Parish h.>u»«- Thursday Dee. by Troops 73 and 74. and the Fourth may come before'said meeting. ; several entertainments. —P. B. Flem- . Ingram'* Pure Jersey MUk and Cream. 1st. Bazaar afternoon #nd evening, fine fe assured. It 1* hoped there may be a 8. dinner from 5.00 till 7 00 P. M-. Me. . ward by Troop 71. j—Adv. Harry Parmele. Secy, ingj ■ . jReed's Drug Store—Adv. 25c supper 5;00 till 7:00.—Adv. 1V-30 large attendance. |-Adv. MORGM POSfOFFICE S D SCONTINUED FEB. 1 GENERALAPPROVAl OFHIGHWAYWORK ANOTHER BOXING BOUT THURSDAY EVE 'V ssrt; 4 SS f ..E2 » SIX *.. : . . .. . . ..... . ~as 1 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY^ NOVEMBER 30. 1932 PAGE TWO ^E'.SSTSl.m-." ■ !o..UD.WALT0*T.,«STOLr.«. F|NE OPPORTUNITY FORMER RESIDENT cnrrTo ni n coictinci Dr D D wgiwn was me »pcc;ni FOR STOCK BREEDERS deceased. C H Osborn and Jua-| GREETS OLD FRIENDS 'speaker at the meeting of the Presby—------j lice \y. W. Potter resigned a* trustees . | terlan Young People 1 Society la»t Sun- OBITt-AHY. . ; Albert W. -Hilton, *on of Eli and' j Cecelia Hilton, was born In Jackson । , county. Oct. 4. 1853 They moved to Supper O. A. R. hall. Docamber 3.— and^evlrel’m Carilevm where be grew LOCAL NEWS Articles On thc mthit N’1,on estate, eipiui Articles Arucics vn vn “Building' capacity a Um?.! Mtipiiii ou u . K-cf ierv<d m that T.-Parker CBDacUv for for B long longhaving rima. i Burr Rowley Purchases 50 Acre 'day evenins” Taking for hi* topic. "Re­ Helnful ligion versus Superstition ““ the the speaker On Breeding Available To ' On Saturday. Judge Ella C. Eggleston] Adv. mhnhood He married Eunice Jane Farm Of Henry Ford s gave.a very interesting dMcriptitin of Thoae Interested appriinUM H. Frederick Parker of Ml.I Special—Monday and Tuesday. Dec McCredxot Maple drove and ttjey re-. the various superstitions that have Brother-In-Law ' Morris. 1 HL and'Mrs. Beatrice Mac - 5.6, two men * suit* for 11. cleaned and «ided in Castleton unit! 1893- when made their appearances through the ' In the November- 10th issue of Dougan" of Lansing a* the new Jrustee* pressed. CaMi and cafry. McCrecry* they moved to this city where »he- died Burr, Rowley, a former Barry county Hoard’* Dairyman U the first of a tn the estate of their grandfather. —Adv. In 1903. There were two children born boy from up north. I* greeting ol-l Winston Sheffield contributed • a ■eriL’s of articles on “Building On r , , , __ i W: A. Ha!) i* -recovering nicely and cf *his union. William E. Hilt >n uf Uh. friends in Hastings and Woodland ,‘ trombone solo to thc program. Next Breeding" that are calculated to ter- u/HAT OR RRADY - expects to leave --------Pennock hospital to- city and Lillie Huron Mead. Rim died Burr informs Its that he bought Henry' Sunday evening will include the mhuiU- with thi- April 25. 1933 issue of WnAI Un. DfiflUI ----- ------------, • March 19. IMO He was u carpenter. Ford's brother-in-law'* firm, known as meetings lor thi* year. Tlie moiling* to., puuiiraunn -nii .e ■«>•■ SAYS ABOUT TOBACCO d*? , cr.nlractur at tfhah trade be thc old Bryant estate, which he bough’ will start attain on tlx liret Sunday in piepured to take out tlie mystery and ,4. ■ | Special—Monday and Tuesday. Die and worked until 1930. He war. « member tor lee* than tin- house thereon «eu. the new year with a'muslcaF program *:><h other tliinju^havc made-the'-. ReasonB Why Use Of It 5-8-two men* *ulM for *1. cleaned and Burr *uy». "I haw never Seen Henry! and n social period—Ellsworth Newton. ■t-.Kly uf bn-cdilCappiur hard to un- u,ves reasons wlly uae « prewed. Ca.h and carry McCrcerya years mid belonged to the’ ktnlghu Of .Fvrd. but I sleep in the same room derstand They are prejared for you Is Harmful To Young People —Adv. PythiA* Barry Lodge No. 13. Hr leave* where tic slept when hr wa* a guest of m n meffiber ol .a cow texting as’ociu-1 . Harry Waters him returned to hU a *ou. Wtlli.im E. Hilton, a brother. And Adult Addicts the Bnan'.s' Thi* farm has fifty SPECIAL EVANGELISTIC . ehow how you may make the lion 10 {home from Pennock IxrpHul and i» Lewi* W. Hlltmu a ateter. Sarah Hit­ .acres of sugar bush wldCh lie ifttcr.ds What medical investigators arc dis, incut ‘ ■valuable use oL the'record* you 1 , <?FRVirF<* STARTED “'.OU •valuable ot the recurds you What medical J}™ making a tine tecovrry from hi-, reevtr ton O»l>*nc. two grandchildren, tlirce spring and !>e kne oCnVIGCo olHnlUU hate been keening. covering ought to be intcrerting to ........ . hate been keeping. great .grandchildren and many Wece» for his forefathers wen*' pioneer set­ n.'ha* b-p-n Miggej-ted that *e hold -everybody. The Banner - has jioi for’ "' 31. '{'.Tp." cleaned and' and nephrw*. He died at thc home of tlers of'Woodland township/and helped Dr i. And Mrs. E. Hcndersop regular nu.\ithly meeting* among as- thought of suggesting what habits |13-il. two min * suits U mn Tn fiharre At United sotlrilmn members, ....... and. with .... the ..... ma- other people *hall —acquire Ca-xh and earn Mccnxry. hi* i n on November 25 al thc age of . avL.BL.i.1, - , . so long « Mjirewed. , Lane In Charge At United 79 year*. I month and 21 day*. Funeral me In Charge At united furl.i.|Uu ... iioari!'* Dulrynmn. Dultvmun. thev do-not Infringe infringe un on the right* of -nm. —Adv. m rial. furnished by Hoard's . for the H-4me« yhureh.. which « ndu'ct a bttle biervling school. others. We freely admit that that is Have you Mme wood ypu want cut on M’liUT- were held nt thS Walldorf! Fu­ Brethren Church named after hM grandfather. fXarYb;l cannot help but be interented in none of our business: but we all ought • diarv*’ If so. please ptu tre XVa and neral Home Sunday afternoon. Rev Special evftniitttatte services opened J»lm Kitehilig officiating. Buriul in HclmrA at the Vnlt.tl Brethren church Sunday this sene* 11 vuu want to know howto be interested in what trained medl-'the Welfare Awoctatlon will conununi- . Riverside. of hum cal authorities lire saying with regardcate with „n,™ with ...n ..u capacity audience. I”""' f"' « “»•>«» --------------------------------------------------------------” you. evening Ev im-vllst E Henderson Line, as-; herd sire cost* to one-fourth vf wlmt. to habits thnt we may form Whether Loperation OBITUARY. we govern our future conduct by what | Cl4 . t your Uck „ t w ; tJy {ur th „ Anjerj . 1 sied by Mrs. lame, were- delighted I they an- now. how to select a yqtmg: —.. .....« that will more surely .be a good! thew investigators report jo **■ trie:can Auxiliary supper at the L» - . Fkiwm H Slieldon, son of Edwin and they were ith th": ._. tnierrn mid attendance. . . !*»•«• I: ' :‘-one. how to improve your test and how truth K a matter for each of u* to dr- gl(J|J honw G[l Saturday nigh;. Dec. 3 i’hvlura Sheldon, was bom in this city Nest Sunday evening. Rev Lane will i Dre 2fl. 1055 and pulsed away Nov. 24K ,to build ri money-making herd of cow.*. termine for himself I Ap aru, inV|ted » and remark, We interwted... in what Dr. Wm.' r, ,l„ fwK. . ... were .... -------------nearly a* ha nt e. which has been a wonderful one. " White it is fresh in your mind, why v <m thc subject of! Raymond c .Smith i>i Lake Ode., a morith- He wo* the youngest of eight sugge Hid r- told in an interesting Mid In- !i:ot telephone, write or ?«• Mr. Fos-’Brady had to say on thc subject of: children. *7'^ru^it a^m piratii-ii.i! manner/ You will wont to t.-r. personally, telling him that you using tobacco He declared that the;“ !.</ HIM'ration [;.n- interc t<d m attending one uf thcM. T EMPERATE use of the weed by *“ h‘ loirl.-raciit “lsa'ru* ’u “ii enitrr «"• father icar thh manetaus mvr*age. marriage with Mis* Cynllua Foote, who u u ■ f)r? s- ivice* will be iieri! every evening "breeding ’chcvoti'' In your neighbor-' adults is not injurious to health, but ,ie ret i«n firv deitartmcnt was culled out |.;< .< d away*January. 1901, , ■Ian!? it enough inquiries are re-;that even occasional use by persons Th" tin,.it Saturday at 7 3i£ Doth Dr. and On March 20. 1902 he »ns united in ■ «« v ar- who >M ..V not yet ____________ __ _. .r.2“y‘evening by a roof fin* he will make have reached adult_ — rie-jon Momkij Jack's Mr,. Lane are singer* o! ability, mak­ | reived by Mr. Foster, man la,a- with Mb* Cora, A. Brckwitli the ball rolling velqp-wnt Is injurious,. i.™ and 2 that thc!the home nf Miss — ‘~ .z h .... Julia R«x>k. Ju : ing thi* psrl of the service very at- ininjenH'nts t« '• '•tail 1;.. .<„.i ,.r hv fhniA ! to tv villliuh-s xvtTihtirsn-rl Hint Olltl '.I who h.e lovingly rari-d for. him .-■«ne time in December and each, habitual tlw of tobacco by thorn wlw-few shingle,* were bunwtl and only ptel th.uiigh his "long.illm’M . Itiiidilh tlwrealter, until April 30. 1933. have not reached adult development isichemlcol was u**d. died in Hastii ■ Edward R Bailey. Tester. .usually certhin to ruin the physical and - R,-rt 1. Taylor of Charlotte ha* an-! He was » jnemtjer nf the I- O O F. and was laid t ; mental health of a child. In any; nuunccd ills f'orthnumng n-.-iznation :i • of this city, of wltfch he wua atwuya Woodland. the- W . . 'JUSTICE FEAD NEXT 'event no one. young or old. should be- j.,Wetary <>f the Barr,y A- Eston Fire, Smith an-ii ’ DDnTUCDUnnn COCA U CD 11 jUttVC to hablt !’’or y‘!u’w 'tiuuram'.- Co He :• <!." mnb.ite judge Leland IK lUM'tt. Ge..rif< iv . Frank Beckwith, of this , . 1 ^,7* 1 BROTHERHOOD SPEAKER jw-oplv not yet mature, or for adults , !(T. u} C',' George Haynes, restirnvif ■’>’ ri>ur deer ■ ’ i to become tobacco or cigarette addicts, ivdl'’mv .1 from Mackinac couiity wit cm/'uu'Datc Changed To Monday De- and *iare* to the tobacco habit l* fhJfcvn Pf(. ?l4 if Hopkins, five n. pl and Mr. Benntet was fortunat ind u J toM uf frirnd.' ■- —-Expellcnt — for these reasons. f • •;hart> Pleise b'-inu t.ible t:ii appeared an . item ,a Kry I, Wthoei a fine, large black lx*a • ccmber 12 Meet- ;j harmful 1 1, u cvruln w tmp*lr b-.llh «»J A ,u. daughter of the faftu-a, B- humir Kry! MORGAN. ing Is Assured Member; < . ' 2Tu . mom, -11,chi'™ lhc ’“■’P"' »■">■*«' IM*'* ■ ruxed bajidmartcr and ctunpour. uh»: Lew Sunday, with a partner from an­ ■h J W. .Shatter mid son Justlev Fead of T Ings ther part cf th? !. ’ , m,-ZH ’ urnrd last bos appeared in Hat ’ L'lonit vt-ited ,lhc formers .. ought to be put to a better purpov | There were a lot ol prvme court will be . which he obtained on ChauOriWfa jtfegrams ; 3. It demoralizer- one’s mu-respect. I weight of the .big r)ie< liunor guis t at the next Brotherhood J; «. It take# tlie real joy and solaceUhe wmdj.w of tin F« ' Tlw aTnfle’sMttn that fist*, clniigh near Newberry. • • ■ and Sunday both familir* Siv nil Leonard anti his party, cor.­ meeting, which will be-Iwld. on Mon- । out of smoking. ted lira . I ter QTTni! day*. It mini niter tier ’ Frank Smith «! Dettori. and family. i 5 One who l> comes a loparco nd-1310 pound.*. Two gm urao made [diet is bound to be u'.g. V- rn U“.ny. . Clarence thirtieth birthdaj U offensive w..v.w..v and ....« dis.... ;। exactly. riu • Abbey and William । .m indefinite visit. was man gusting t<> others, even to those who, rood meetins so'[use the weed in moderation. l. returned from their camp » Hajt.r. Donald Mead, prbmin<_n 'jK-ndin.’ the winter with ! 'oudg ' ! Rniennn. D on­ M-Trick of. Detroit i 0. Such wcakncju.- which makes a Floyd ! iniiiwulu, with rarlicr dat<- last year and proved • a:i*- i er Clayton. Arthur Ruby a sjttve to a habit, Cannot fail <confined to her room by factory AU the members' of tneg1Ve Mjrr(W aJKj pain to thix-v who : Wi-bb attended a ix»rty given White. Edger and Brotherhood nhnuld ' n'liw-mbcr I!!"!aj(. really’interested in him. Quimby youni; foica Friday evrly gaining. hni'ne four change <>i the date to Monday evcnlnk j Dr R^dy Mtys, -i repeat, anyone Such inu-re.-.t I.-. U'lnu ’ th home. AU rrjAtHx» wild* uf upper Michigan.’ lAwmbt'r 12. instead of Monday <■'< •’ wjV) smoke# will derive infinitely more i Mb.' nin.:. Degembi.- 19. Webb of Ha ting, rprnt u ienjoyment .out of it If he keeps cun-. dirt church that they trill be coni Justice Head is regarded as one- ol'':'rol U1 uf wtu the habit than he poirobly can :G-<»iit-:.ii-.d,ln : mcmlx re uf tlw Mtehi-■ l{ hl. became, a slave to tli\ habp-' 'Wesleyan MclhorhM church v<>... While hen it.Knight Temptar held their an- -un .uprenu- txiich. He was a jud;;--. -jt >ccinr. tome that girls and-<om- 1give further an«uuncem<rits. Sunday horse and buggy «u tial ins riktn on Munday evening whn on tlw circuit In thi.’ upper jxnilt:-Ula r!l who rinioke- arc more likely to carry •.i venimy several men were :.ix’;;rs before iiur advancement t > the state'- ! .p,. tl.lng to excess, hence to tuffvr the 1 altar. . . Eugene, of Pialnwrll '*u< a ride about tilt; cit hlni .v.blr‘! v rt ... M'r.bi In the Mu­ highr-.x,court to winch he wm; Hr.-: |p-ulioli-Rieal cohacquenCt.*. than- men In tin;' issue of the Bonner there I W Shafter's fur Thank lie died, thy Mam iiii-niior.mg i Pillowed by the reg- ;ei-.i»*cn by Governor Green, and after-j^ot that women are "weaker" in any ;pears an Announcement id th " fiiara* llaxcrtnuti. it R.'binsun <>! tin' rington. Mr. rind Mrs. Clare ' 'i’ll. It wax iri' uuts’.MidinK * Way. Women who smoke usually do 1tinus Printing Company.' whu iild "_____ ’ Allen. an<J‘ run judge that brought him ni,» nrciuire spitcxuis at their, elbows j Grand :lu- favorable nMirc of the apjrotnt-.j,, t(;„ many mule tobacco users; j i!> print the aendcr's name on ot . .. we're Thankxgivofficer •t 'Mamie Webb and family. •' has mack • e - d m' -ful doesn't the tobacco dull the liner I ■ and' tanla IKilpl Wil! lie a fine acromnn Webb mid children. w ward as a m: mber of ; perception vf the feminine addict? born In Hastings: Gran every setve of trip to Brittle Creek si ir supreme court. He uil) . iwvi ; Doesn’t- it make her a tittle less who acrid Chri'lnias c on April 31. Mrs. Sherman Joy. t u-mcthlng to with regard 10 the thoughtful? A little les* considerate? several monliu alter, his father's •bit culled on Mrs . Every member of a little less dainty and cleanly in her death. He made lux home with an na»]Mtat. Grand Rapid' Wednesday and took her Brbliicrti-.itKl will be glad to heat j habits?" uucte Cfunles Dolph, because his home where she will upend undent’ mother was ari invalid lor forty year*, co: lor what lie says ’ will be worth The death of Janie* Dolpp Was due .to ^£ll OF E. II. SHELDON. uri Hay!> r. Augustus North- ■ an injury which occurred ut the Ironic , Edwin B. Sheldon passed away on rup and George Wrbb ot 'Hastings of William Holden ut Tekonsha. Di- iU(] ThurdayI morning UH.'Clllllg at 114 about UMUUl nine SIIIIL■ ' "■ jtKsts o! the Webb’s. ceas»d made Ms liome in Hasting* un­ it lit* home, 501 So. Dibble St. । «‘‘dsb'c orner* Estvtwior Mi Young-ot Ravinna and til 21 years of age. then •mored with Surviving are.- thei-^o> '-• U> on Wydne-An used 70 years hi* uncle. Charles, to BelleVbe. late: widow, one nephew and f'Xtr nicies.*l‘,rtni ie<k-<Tid with the latter'* parmaking lus home In Baxtte Creek, ... Funeral sen ice* were held at the 'Ute. Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Mead, and Tliree cousins survive. Burial war, in r n on “What -Our Mir-1 United Brethren church on .Sunday Rivyrshte cemetery. Bellevue ” M. at 2:30 o'clock. The I. O. O. F. , * in charge vf the funeral and IIa>.ln^ chapter No ns. Mr. mid Lucille Var,- t M« mbEtc ■- I.. I. Biuiul | rtny evening. Dec. fur the purie • R.-rbu Wilc.ix and. family of ^JL-. vital Guild piade jin Riversd leosureo. and pla of initlihtun. It t* iiojxd there will Barryvilte. * • . mH Duane Bam nutrition. dir y-o' 3 a irooit attendance Imposing, at leaxl. . Each member harry County Home Extension Club do ydu think of our stadium?' I No. 3 will meet Tuesday afternoon, Dec. •RillII Mooi Thank.*Ktviiig ytw't.i al rfiil And how !t» at thc iroir.c- of Mrs. A B. Oidley. through tiie clirncu310 W. Green st. There will be a dem­ of Hickory Corners. Fred Bi this onstration of vegetable cooking Thc family of Ha>tmir> and Mrr all! meeting will begin at. 1 30 sharp — White jc nf .!■ - ite r, and non-sijp-lSccy-, M: -' c. DCOou and Ian ir.ui ;< hi-anm; on Friday be-1 re Mlitfiu-w* rind was bound I family.of Hasting ;e circuit court " ’ . । Kenneth I’urdun. 18, of Lake Odc.-sa; PERSONAL. tunc »«-- nimk* in this case, ail* arrested by Deputy Conservation’ Oitlcer George Sumner on TliankagU -1 wt'h be in t> n A M and before!inK I,av over ln Woodland township.; . Thankoeivini; a Whitt- 'ii "ijriai'ht loiter inulting without a license. Justice I'•'? t'nniy were use hcheyc 1 rlAin't : \„h>UI.' uilK,.. l«aUM Mnlihra.. .... .W Purd«.i IU> jnhi-J«• much you wanted uella Dunn of Kakc.m; In Mtoiv when 1 came Coffee PECK IOC Potatoes । Quaker Oats Jello a«......m., Flour lb. White House French'White Lily 29c 38c 2 PkM 29c BUSHEL 25c 4 2^-.48c 25c Soap Chips ARR*OW 1*7* Sue 2 Coffee HASE & SANBORNS tb 31c Pop Corn Y«llow" Argentine 4 ib. 25c Pork Roast Shults Butter Hamburger or Shoulder th salsacs Veal Roasts Smoked Hams Chunk Pork lb IOC 3 Lb. 27c 25c iu. ijc u- 18c u-. 8c Feldpausch’s “Where Better Foodt Coat Lest ” PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER Dunn and family. hold their ,'am-u niank-giving Mr and Mtay after- Warned and daughter Lucile ■ •• ''larencc Cappon ar :i«. of Having* VLr-hall St rhurch ai ion to attend mr birthday gift. Give Waters Clothes Shop This Week Is Boys’ Week In Our Store! Things to keep him witrni anti well drewil are here in abundance. Snow Suits for the cold tlays ahead. ■•Wool of I he West” pure wool fabrics. s2?s iN.’MAROON 4 to 10 Blazers Navy 32 ounce all wool ’ zipper front ’ $2^8 in Suede cloth »t. $1.00 Wool Knickers Knit Cuff 98c The finfetd in = the-city, for the price. Golf Hose, 19c and 23c Boys’ Unions Cutton Part Wool 49c 75c Water Proof Jersey Blazers 79c Boys’ Sweaters Practically Every Color. $J25 $J5O Boys’ Coveralls Choice of several fabrics. 49c Gifts Men Appreciate lire here for voiir selection! Waters Clothes Shop it Thantogivlni; ' v wi tr. and children. Raymond M El*.vu Butler and family of Gullli ... Camp -pen: Tiiank -giving wit \|<1 v. ..is otlsbter ut Grand Rapid’. Mr* W. R Jotmrock her mstfr. Mr.- Il nd Wcdnesdj [ Wept BaUtmor.-jcalled there Bunda ... .... Mck list. j Ruwll Whittemore Arthur Shattuck had the misfonunt-jday' unlit Sunday in i*cd to learn . > injure hi* knee recently arJ — ’”**—• — wondetful re-.j.I able to get around ‘ • for clothing and!' Mr. and Mrs Russell Johncr t . .. . .. is the garment* at the tanwd a company of young m 'plc Satrt Hasting* Thurjutay, Deccmbi nt'jlav evening and organized a pr >• • tor ait all-dav meeting. treat rixsi&unce-io Uic gii ’snc pedro club. ' A very enjoyable Mr and Mr- Ray Brisbo of Lapsing ; i evening was spent. i-'-in.- Thursday for 'a visit with Clyde . i'I Mr and Mr». Zera Boulter of Alaska I Warren and family. the Methodist ‘rie latter part of the week with SOI TH THORNAPFl.i. b? held an the Mr* Kate Johncork and ion Paul, । Milo Sliaw and mother. Mr> Mr and Mis. Wm ana .’ c.. \\< .. mq P'S -* .ftnyiv 0J Belton vutiedHayward Bui.dav Utcu* spent Thanlugning with twt >1 U. ,1... parents. Mr and Mr* W. B Hayward’ , >dr» ..r DUla n.p Westbrook U*. Athrnok ot nt Midd ?.ti< Mr and Mrs. Byron Tl’tu* enter-i'1"*- < tamed ThankksKiug Mr. and Mt*. ErHobert Chubb spent part of lx»Arnutreng'and Mr*. Adiby ol *x-ek with relative* in Kal*m.uv> TO l.l 1 I f Ol HI Mi — w «... - and- -Mr» Vet i;.g« Hire N . 3M L O O M '-----KZamawo. -Mr ... Erekin , Lew ie Martin. Jr. and atoter. R UidiuMia* t-.enmg December 7,*nd Will Burroughs of Battle Crn * , Martin, acwqmpanini •hr;j uml< m and Mrs Dipner of Delton Mujpun to visit relative* Mr and Mrs W B. Hayward vuited ’’ Hie f uneral of Wm B’.lmrivn. who Mr and Mrs Ra*seU Boulur of Bran-; *»•'! ^nday morning at'hi* , । ley Sunday. ■ 1 home, near MuJjflevillc. wilJ be- told at Graydon Blacknun and Mi-* Helen!'he Methodut church Monday aftvrEXTENMON GROl’F NO. I. O'Hara ot Kalamazoo visited Mi —“ ’* ” *“ ’ .reap No. 4. w ill .hold liyir second Mrs Bvron Titus Sundav ' ibertd hi* daughter. Velma Sumpsoil ... u;us with Mrs- G E Goodyear, 1.G --------------- »♦ «...---------- Crane, taught-ofir s ’ ‘ “ W Wahnil street, on Tuesday ensuing. A radio .engineer tui* devu._______ _ ... December 6th. at ”:4o o'clock. (“voice oeauiiftcr" lor poilucal'speakers sympathy to the bereave^one*. REED’S DRUG STORE Corner of State and Jefferson Sts. ' Hastings Michigan Beautifully Designed ffihriritmafi ffiarbs Fine assortment—Priced from 35cdoZ. up. l ull line-Tags, Ribbon, Wrapping Paper. Overstock Specials! are overstocked on- COMPACTS, PER­ FUMES, TOILET WATERS and TOILET SETS. Special price* to cut stock. All good, fttst claw items; Hudnut’s, Houbigant’s, Colgate’s, etc. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1812 O'Brien plays a dual role, th* flijt during fits successful filter In motion pictures. He is aqpporrcd by a cast -that I tic!odes Janet Chandler. Marion Burns, from the New York stage. Bert LIFE BEGINS. Hanlon, Arthur Pierson, Edmund If* a sudden calamity had struck Breese and Emmett Conig.uu.Th-- pro­ Hollywood during the filming of "Life duction was directed by David Howard: (Continued from page one) Begins.” Ptrst National Studio t^uld who also directed Ollr.<-n in "Mystery have done some fine pinch-hitting for t<» accept a religion just bees; the local hoejatals. . DEVIL. AND THE D*EF. Tlx* studio's stage had as finely . . equipped a hospital floor as can be Gary Cooper and Talpilah Bankhead t-ixxigii for us. found in any bona fijic medical Hull- find to trawl 32 miles to'get from the He quoted Ux.. tution. It U only a set in tlx? picture decks ot a submarine into it: control the piurv.e irttd'the Publican which deals with the pathos, comedy----■--------* roam, Immediatdy be!-.-* —The inci­ Phartw-v, Inflamed with his o*n drama and tragedy ol the group ofdent occurred during the filming of ceil and pride: Thanked iita Maker s thc Det;■--• m which they young mothers about to bring babies ._■ "Devi!. and into tlie world. !»tar. ' peciallyiuipefi'ir to pit- poor ,pnt'.!i Thc main part of It is a large word Tlie mast dramatic acene* of the pic- who was smiting his'bre.ist and cal There are eight regulation hospital ture take place iiuide thc sub. Hu: bebeds in it. The door of the ward IciTds cauae of the difficult-.c ofT-cltlng cam- that he was not making i Into n corridor. From tnis corridor eras and microjihnun ia the confined i l Ills life. Wr 'all agree w' open doors that lead into doctors' upacek of the ve.scl. imertor s*r un­ ■elution of tlie Master; th offices. a fully equipped laboratory and plctc to the la;-t detail, wen built in a exalted, himself and. tns'.uri other rooms one may expect to find in swimming pool on the studio lot Here ■was no other religion exo. a real hospital. •. all action |xogres.-iiig liuide the b ..!t which had been -good enough f< At the end of the corridor arc the »xs filmed. father” sind ancestors, failed double swinging doors that lead into on it -*a-. still necessary, however, to right- View of life. On ’.he o operating room (hat has everything show the iwo actor.- climbing from tne ■the publican aho.hitmbMd hi from ether tanks to sculpeb (i,x-k onto tlx deck ol the boat, and A doctor could iggr strolled into thia from (lx- dreks Inside. So a genuine the piou<i Piwrifi port of the set allo not find it neecs- mb uxi chatleretl. moored in the L nary to wnd out fur anything'dwuld Angeles Harbor, 32 miles away from one. cvideridng Inflamed he have had to perform ait operation 6f iiu- tudiG. and exterior scenes the humble one. wuhin any kind. In fact, he wouldn't even filmed there. have to send but fur a nurse; because there wSs one always on this set as we In America lufte lx c technical adviser. As a matter of fact, one wouldn't Dvc 11-12-"A Successful Calamity, Ictptomed toThlnklnr. of.num .-ort <rf superior people wh > dg even have to send out for a doctor, be­ featuring Grow Alli: other nallofials io.' being uuiUcause the general technical stipcrvialon was being haixlled by Dr. Hnrr.V Mar­ Lew Ayres and aH-sthr ca* inul the. jiriVjb r- of tin. •' He found a civilizatWii FORGOTTEN COMMANDMENTS 4 Dre. 20-Ctive Brook and Lila Lee In ■ compared with our owji Spectacular scenes of a kind that ."Tin- Nigh*, of June 13 udtorra . have never been tlxr-hed on the screen ; •}ec 'J 1-23 - That ■ My Boy, with before or since'- will be wltnes • d: Richard Cromwell and Do:<«• by ,h>:<l .n when '-Forgotten Commandments‘i !>*• 23434—Adolph Mculuu -In th: can would fihd il <irfll«-;ilt comes. Thatcix.-i Colt mystery novel. “The ncwih' lihnsrlf U> wiiat 1 This stirring dramatic romance about | Nikin Club Lady ihimselD in men lot of the average R'i ultra-mixtern Hft; in a tire<eiit-di>v big 25-26—will Re city contains, as a logical scrjin inv in 1 Too Busy to Work.' . Iu* would rather live ii SU fast-action story, exccnita from the- . famous Cecil B. DeMilk- ehuwtc. "Th- "PROGRAM FOR THE BALk i trying lb. improve ecoi FINE FATHER iO SDN BANQUET HELD At the Theatre t GAS LIGHTS RETURN Th« C!f?y of Wcr-tnUn hi i cchtracted lor the IhiJ 55 miles of its, JbJXl-*-' ix-xt 15 years. \ t A many rif the . uf I .HU : MOTHER BOXING BOUT THURSDAY EVE. staS NOW OPEN! mms are opening the largest and moM com­ plete tovland in Hastings! Von will find everything in toys anil gills that mother, dad. sister, or brother ever dreamed of.’. .COME and SEE for yourself! Coming Attractions C. PENNEY A clos<- call for lighten its very much as to hh work. ■ car roiled over The Western Chair Co. .-.hipped out ■a wonder they v-veruj loads of furniture last week. to, cw~.am.u- । &■■.7.„< Girl." with Sally Eilorit’and IP-n Lyon Ameile.i If THE GOLDEN WEST. Friday-Saturday - Di vi I and til-••’»«»< w Hjnik oar The Color mid romance of thc south! Deep." with Gary Voot»er and TMlubh ,'<'d and trial no Imw in pre-rebellion days and the adven­ Uahkheud. made in tnad< i our ture and excitement of tlie far we. t in tile days when thc red man ruled the However, I’rdrlx Aplenty. ti-.u . plains, ate blended in Zane Grvj i Hiv.bii.d; ”1 hove brought you this un- needed, but aL« "The..aolden West.” the Fox picture beautiful string'of jiearls fvr your an- must tx- made with George O'Brien in Un- leading niversary, darling. ' < . Then- is nathipg dm role. Wife- But you knew. I wanted a n. young man to Mart out in id An old family feud destroy* the love motorcar.” --'’id. 'th.vi tn lx in with the th of a boy and girl. Tin- youth go.s Husband: I know, de-in -t. but I Jhat hr is a superior person. T. west where he meets and marries an­ luivc tried everywhf and rnift get an everything to c rr.m< nd the r i:n.- ; other girl and a son U bom.' Tlie fath­ Imitation car.”— Passing Show. ron who tiix-vrely wie‘ er and mother are killed by tlx- Indians Turninc and tlie child is reared to manhood by - Government exprns arc Able to' an­ the ravages^ finally to -become their ticipate, a gra-vdio-pix-r invasion months in qdv-suicc. . ' worthy. Pr> leader. . ....------------------ 1----------- ' ■" -to keep their IxkI their Uxtunhli chun ami ''SSS.W i ui» pan 'HASTINGS, MICHIGAN -: • TELEPHONES; 2214 - 2557 ■ Week Dec. 4'5 SUNDAY & MONDAY OUR BIG AUCTI6N AND PRIVATE and Mr: m Kalama- FURNITURE SALE STILL CONTINUES and there are hundreds of people who have taken advaptage of the exceptionally low prices at jvhich strictly good furniture is selling. such u man is on damn rou» ground Tlv sincere atm of all of u« .-hiaild bto prose worthy of life he had iieaid a real nun. wWnlN 10MMAH0MEN Bi SAW MAAlTtA ■ Cl«f SAVMONO huluk'ii chumwu ■ lavixb ritHii » I /■ WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY AMERICAN ROLEI Z)/HRO t>v BLONDE VEHUS * A Paramount Pitlure FRIDAY & SATURDAY Zane Grey's Fast-action drama of the winning of the west GOLDEN WEST GEORGE OBRIEN JANET CHANDLER MARION BURNS D.wc»«l b) DAVID HOWARD TJtc Tl.auk-giving program and sup* per ” - is htid nt Al-Gon-Quin lake sell: well attended,' there being Big Furniture Sale incerelj hat ills comp- Utor win m ‘Thou Shalt Not!” —Shalt Not Love ? A number di fellows are in pi {or ,h’’ «>tning basket bill gan s'r- ,,f Pleasure is la sight. Shire he did ;.j with everybody and fries tj outdo him. No glad to (irccpt hi tlx- be commrnd thegoyd irtii-l pray do un the golf cour person beliWi-S lllUIMlf tiiiniS he cay £• COUPON —TUESDAY —NIGHT family lud/ cine at the Mr-. O. O Rapids. Twenty . filled tables and >xl very enjovably u- been employed in ml months returned k. home after and Mrs. Burdette Sutton and Sterling Mow and son motoied - ---ShcrifT Leonard vras. in the north to Grand Rapids Saturday afternoon. huntin';' Mr. and Mrs. Carl Turner and Bess I:-Wm J, Stimson funeral wo-; held Marie ot Saranac and Mr. and Mrs. Monday at 3.00 P M nt the M E. Paul B^-yant and daughters ot Hasiik xuj '".inch, the Masons, of which he had tings .spent Thanksgiving wtth Mr and t>*n a member for many yea;- at- Mrv Fred Bryant and Mr and Mrs In txrdi- Aid t< rakd m a body Ray Brjant Parkhum 1J;e Pythtans will hold a jx>t luck Mr and Mr* Ira Shulu and family -•i-pjx-r Tpcsduy evening, starting' off .-pent Tiiatiksgivuig with Mr and Mrs. t';i winter'* work. Frank Newton and family. ■ .Monday evening the second MiddleMt*, tmd Mrs Stevens returned Satviile Brotherhood will have as their urday from thd north wood* wluue mlUl <•£ near < >1 -- -.liter our Parole CotnmlMiloncr. Ray they have been deer hunting Brundage, of Kalamazoo. We loolr - ------ alU-ndMr. and Mrs. Frank -Newton w.-.rd to his ... speech ------- being ----- „ an inter- jd the funeral of Ed. Sheldon ot Himmp one. which no doubt, will tn., tings Sunday afumoon. ICTRANDTHEATKf 8 co . from a Mr and Ml BAKRVVHJ.K. Mr. and Mr.; H. Webb enterUunvd, Frank Hran all of their children and grandchildren to a delicious Tiuinksgivlng dinner on ick dinner •' Thanksgiving day. . Ret. and Mrs V/n porcn^iinrf fam- ' " ' lly were < uteri allied tn the Ralph De­ Vine home on -Thanksitivlng day. Mr. and Mr... Albert Hui'nt. and children of Helli-vuc were Thdiikstrivsn;; gix-.t-s of Mr.'and Mr- Herbi-- Wile >x Kenneth Wilcox of Kahuna-v, Ar­ thur and Ml® Opal -W.-bb of Mmgi«n Herbie Wilcox. Mr and Mn Powers of Nashville were Sun pon a •lli"jhin» 1 Mr. qnd Mr> Clayton McKeown. Mr and Mrs Will Hjd<- .nnd .Mr.- Maude. “ Meade l-:cal and Mr. and Mr > Dale k DcVIne. Mr. and Mrs-Nelson Brumm Of Nashville pnd Mr. and Mrs .Cam­ eron McIntyre and Norman of Qulm-; by were callers of Mrs. Wm- DetUnc on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DcVIne spent' Friday with her sister, Mrs Glen IL>I-! comb and family of Laingrbur : ■ • Her hephew. Oison Shoup, returned home; witfl them for a visit ■ The L. A S. will spoil-or a chicken supper at the chuhth Friday evening. .Dec 2. Evpryonc is cordially invited, j । Herbie Wilcox accompanied by Ser- i Iroll Powers and Albert Hulsobus 'wertt > to Detroit last week. WlUle there they L purchased twenty-one head of feeding; ‘ cattle. Mrs. Powers was thc guest of! I Mrs. Wilcox during their absence. i Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Fassctt were I guests ot Mr and Mrs Art Lathrop of Prairieville on Thanksgiving. O. D. Fassctt returned home from the north Friday evening with an eleven point deer weighing o:ir hun­ dred seventy-five pounds. Congratuhi-; lions. ■Mra. Mabel Attains and Mrs. Etliel Wilcox will receive their secund fesson -in Nutrition in Hastings Thursday. i , Mrs. WiliitU and Helen and Mrs. I Clara Day took Clayton and Evelyn j back to their school work in Lansing i Sunday and called on their son and j brother Chester and family. ' The C. E. will have their, business.' I meeting' at the church parlors Friday : I evening. It is election of officers | the members arc urged to be there. 1 I Berlin motorists who maku too free] | use of their automobile horns are fined, i uric Come and take advantage o£ this buying opportunity and secure that which you have been needing, at a price/you can well afford to pay. Miller Furniture Company Complete Home Furnishers HASTINGS, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2226 A Sectional Ping-Pong Top for Dining Room Table For Apartments, Home or Club Easily Assembled — Quickly Taken Down The Plyloek Pint: Pong Table is easily and quickly put' together. It fits snugly together in four pieces qs leaves in a table. Simply place the four sections un dining joont table and.push them together. The sections lock firmly and .securely wit hunt'binding or adjustment. The Plyloelc Ping Pong Top is otlhrinl size—5 feet by 9 . feet. When not in tEe the table is takeivapnrt and -stored in a closet. The table can be'used either on your dining room table or t»n 1 w o card tables. An Economical Table foi- a Modem Enjoyabl^Home Sport Pine Pong~i> a modern home sport that every member of the family rax enjoy. The Plyloek Ping Pong Tup puts this en­ joyable sport within the reach ol* every family and every home. It b specially designed for apartment and home u-e. It »rla up like thc ordinary dining table top, IHs any dining room tabic; is the oillc-UI she. 5 feet wide and 9 feet long. an& ran be put away after using in a convenient riiMcl. The Plyloek Ping Pong Top has other uses around the home or club. It makes an ideal banquet table. It is strong and A Pillock- Ping Pong Top is made of durable 5/8 inch Douglas Fir Plywood and both aides are sanded smooth fur ton to lie had [ Priced at Only S8.2S ] THE HOME LUMBER COMPANY HASTINGS, MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2276* �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER W, IMi PAGE POOR The * e’«»h®ntof our ,n thc h°i*3Wc 01 don flnd-t tne Hastings nasiings Banner panner dlxlln>oinethln< Uklnr This and Th at Views and Opinions; What Others Say Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday FAIiAMour r*dl® one-wnlh ai much aa w< Paul Y Anderson .1 HsMisn. Sitchina. used to simply because it has teconuA Defense of Congress. iK-wKM —....TI—T.7 '; almost Impossible to tune in on un eut - <!0hK BROS.. E-lltati. , ■ joyable program uninterrupted by pubTlie Danger of Dictatorship. VOTED AO IN 'EM I TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. VJjohn Garucr. VEYeXTT SEVEXTH YFUR 'llclty blah. Some broadcasters, we .The Hon Hiram Hardscrabble, mayor ! Scott Regent of Spokane. Washing- I t read, say tlie situation is not really bud Cif Bakertown, hitched his iinrse to the 1 Pau! Y. Anderson Washington cor-itf,n- ca,,lf' several Weeks', • because they have not been awamped power tin.' office and -respondent L ■pch- in front of----of the 8* Loub* Post Ite,- vl*'n wllh hls tnol,’rr- Mrs -Lydia Row dropped in I'm ™ able detenac of fr*’ an<1 “,h<r ’Stives He will rewith complaints by mall. They opti-‘ *" yistentay ’«’*«'«« morning m-mtn. rm I |>nt^ „ ‘ votin’ -no’ on all amcntimml-' he iiongreai before a meettrig of Michlgan "’“‘n after the holiday* mists forget tluij a radio llrtcner. docs averred. I gut by jirctly well pl! ‘'-’'newspapermen in Aim 3£bor recently Pt “’rr" penun . m Ann A.onr ncn W, Mr*^*Ju,la J P"" " »l*nt ‘I'".' Friday "“y and not have to write n-letter regUter a life ju t by saying no' when in duub:' C«UHM y“,‘* ln ».. l»rn Sbireted .ubwh-J to ... sucli .nei. ' Satttr «•■«>*•>' ■» Kalamaroo Kal.,n«>.., with ».a, her her complaint; ail he.Ims to do Ih turp a . sm.ll.. ....nd nnl fl... I I II Ml .jX*-™:.. 1.1 U,l. I . .... cnucttm „,a..... rld.„|, diumlil-r. Xlr^ Mr. l.'ul. lx.1/ Bull,-, Ih, ■ dial qraiuip It seems to us •-•*•_•» 4,*»«4 — -...............a switch, -........ ........................... ll» pu «(ht mn UU< n .u Wta ■»« BMBJUMXI'U'. ihat irrlUUnn ..' hiul Ihi. Mdrwluin, *-*•**> ... x.niwn and chn.ldrrln .».. d ,„ **L- ckniMiunr Bobirs wrs Io ..^1 b«n awful rjn™ ........ bod>. b> .u„ u.umsi. T""’"', ""“"’“'ww', . , s-iiyjn yes t-ver since -- B'- vnriwI<m1M. ot the "rront and baelutac- ancv «<.“* week with-her parent*. siK'li an ••kt* nt that It provoke* *i nm d H«w.< Ur Bemen County R-cord *"S$^tNat tonal capPxl Dr nni1 w>"n Noble* [scenery" at' our National capital. ’ ’ a‘»» «.70 1 ' ' ... Mr .and Mr*. Charh-.t Pott-, and fam- , AU* AI^F. PLEASED. . Uy will be-the gueato of'Mr and Mr* glean entertainment from the.air :)uii I BracticAlly all M the principal W-feikly. l,.‘ ,ll!‘ )ouniull-tlc woi.d. Mr Antler- gy Barber of Vt-rinontvillr for Thanksis a detriment: ralhei; than an'aid to*। nt-Wspapei*. vf Hie «tat<- come to the ,ran^* iu< onr ,.11' i,llt’''!“n<,‘nK; giving. tlie btMinwui-which pays ter it. ir.d'jx-ndext desk It.i- gratifying t ■ Washington cx»rre*pondeiit* t.as». ..r re..™- York zss, u »m, corrrepondente of today.; J( ,ht. ikwaUtw City will of I)r an(1 M : find in every one of flsem—with no ex- Durcucthe notorlom Teapot Dome in- r, lllc re.-ngauon he won th.- Pulitrer award Murray (ivr Tb.,nk>Rnllll( 1 ceptlon — exprewiun.of . pleasure that DISAPPOINTMENT NO I. •» ter hb l»art m ure-aruiJohn N(>bl * wr ,„ |G w , 1{ehllll . Frank D. F’tizzerald did not godown : * - ------ --- --— ---------- ■ arm. uoiiu nuwes went io vvnirenuii was probably gobd politic* 'crir.ii ‘■■tc.it with other :.'|immi7;4i; republican vaiiu;cand:-’■’---:iu!—----------------. 1 ,P*v cma7 " ' Monday aiiii th*; oilier f ~ lhe ---- “’■‘----.vioiHiav toiu sjx-nd spend thc the wiiik wi'ek with with her, her. , . ...u h.ui. won . . .. Mat...<, crooked di-iil* totahmc several revcral million:.4. —iniolh-r. . RiUjWlt to refuse active copper-■. .^1,., j't.mk ui<!< «':<">ktd dnil* totalling mlllten Olton with Pr.'-mfcnt Ho-tv-T in r. g.ird • yopulantv. but no I<-s. the esteem ana .dollar*. Washincton cirrispondent.-Mrs. R M. Bates will spend Thanks-; to the foreign debt situation bat w< •cmtlirfviicv of th»- •,entire electorate are newshawks' <-xtraordinktv. They jlnn,; th Detroit with Dr and Mrs.; Wh.r. von,- hwhs becau.- of the thv rel.-rt of ihrtr profauion und;c M. Orerstreet. doubt that not.becauH- of any pretercm.- jn addition t<» ability and intelligence Mi <* Flon-mv Watkins and Mal>-lj for anyone cf.v-1 -Frank Biyr., Grind j !" acquire u w.-Il-rounded knowl- Blough of Royal Oak will come tomor-i . Ledge Independent.. - •« ; r<*Sv '■! public and Intermiftomil a’lair.- row to spend the balance of the w<-ek. PARTY REVISION, NEEDED. We daubt that any-other group of >.urMr ..nd Mr- J- Wardell and M We believe that the political party MACHINE AGE . naliate in the wwldTttye umte re much and Mrs. E. F. Botturn and Eduard syitem In the United Blates nivek r.— The marhiiw age has brought iu power and re .;xuv-ibili:y m thc-ir grasp I are guests of Mr and Mrs. A. B. Un­ vUion. Both of the two major unite. canty, cr-mfort and hnppm*- --- but ma-f11* y’® 'Voorilngton correspondents. jderhiH ofgPottcr.lllc. are now so nearly alike hi principle' ------u. always achieved at th • ' • • • j . • - ---- -— many direct; TWENTY -YEARS AGO TODAY’ 1 that- {he periodic c.mivalgns bctwrin <xjx:-, ■ 4.1 ol Idea!-.and idea!-.and morality morality. A will we!) Mr. Andvi-op Andc:>np delivered delivered-many direct them arc mert-ly mock battles .'<» far;rotmdM> MSv *■. i:-. imiii built <*;* on -.isriuc-v ‘azrificc which which!blows at uictribfr-. member.-, <>! ot his hts own own profmai profession ----- imw lib:ulo«.- at ’-n ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sylvester of Char- . is .1 PT.UHW1 Virtue and is not a Ihi'nzlfor holding the National, legfelatiu imt.-, Mr and Mr*. Charles Syh.-.-ter as 'actual arc cUhciijnM'd. On that, responds _ to masvi-prodiictlon I body up to ridicule. He referrixi in < i Battle Cieek anil Mr. and Mi. OUR LAJjY CITIZENS. such questions of tariil. money, gov­ im 'hod- Al! of which is perhaps more I particular to erfitortnl coniment- which f Brown of Quincy are guests of Mr. and Only aboljf 34 |wr cent cd United , irnment control of industry, foreign cynical than tin water would privately jsought to punish eongr. -- on.the busi.-,; ijrh-, Frank Sylvester. , . •State* cUitcriST'imible to •.'ute cast. ba.l-. jxylteic.s. and even the historic states u/lnm But TaankMCHinK a day dedl-itiul lt wa..-overly verbal and lnqnisi-1 Mn. I- M Trask will go to Jackion ! • Wraiw-sduy .where the wilt reside. M:*>< lot* in the presidential election Nuv, H nghte. tw example, both partten are in ; cak’d .originally to th.- glory and gixxl-*tire^ . ‘ " * LeiUja Trask gtxi to JaCk.Min wifh ti.-r' Census figure,-, list *ix'y-cight mlilioii virtual ngretmenl.- uny dttlerem < < an IU-5.V of Almighty Gal -i- a g«xi time, to make a natiniui ch-;ck up of theam • "Every n<’w.'p;*|> r owner with vteimi' motlnT, but willfeturn for a couple <*t । ' adult :• in thi&.country mid of there but -m> slight os' to be trivial. Each of th- rial order. 'A Ktonce-m any directionjto mw f n yards past rite <b-» *d hi.-! Jeeks. krtty-veveti million, or less than 70 per i major parties ( today ha.; within it nidi- .-hows us that .'.*• are Jar afield Wc bank and with education <7*<lt>eh to: Mr an.l Mrs John Cappan were last! • cent ngL-tertd. while only thuty-sevtti M> |,j[X ix-.« whose views un.'XQt wide; hopefully join in the prayer of .uK-rite-v a i.’rattimnr rch.wl test in hi.-tery,’Sunday visitors in Katonioxoo. tlu-i :\hmild know that a tt.e pnrUameni iguest* of their Mster'und family. Mr million U4i.uia-Lhaa«^b vk«.-*ion day. Y-ananct: with their party than arc thc P-u.lmist: •Make me to understand the way m amt u free p:»->s always huve lK-en and [and-Mrs. John Liking*. Tn< indifference to thc rigiit of suf- lllr4-, tJj ,jlt, {wo panics 'thcnu-che.- thy .precepts; ..-iiall I talk of Tliy [always must be .inseparable.'' Mr. An-; Mr. and Mr; Ed Mattoon and « . fraec is nmaziDE. Germany witlr a ctltWervi»tive element* of tlx- w.-mlr.iL- work . -Muri De!*xl. Char- derson argued. A pre-, which undrr-;daughter^AWdrrd. and Mr*. Jennie pcpubiwdn abmn halt that cf Atneri ----------------- the Indu-nce and authority . <>f jinu-ev ..frtte ---------Republican-Tribune. |mlnvx will tait*relatives m Lansing; Democratic and Reiiublicun parties are -----c-ab.-s ,nor'- ltea^y •‘‘'‘’Kd '-han the con- v.[lAr ARE YOU THANKFUL FOR I , .c.ivo m free iiiquhy and ‘dl.J-.i.r mr.,! Mr^IX veny^nm-on sp-x' a lev May we measure your arm? Why? So you epn get shirts with sleeves your exact length — that slay your .exact length — that shovV the approved half* inch of cuff below your coat sleeve. We curry Arrow Shirts in sleeve lengths from 32 to 36. ff’Ay like this? Sanforized • Shrunk, the length, no mutter how often the shirt is laun­ dered. And not only do the *lc« wear a thirf When you ran tfrl your they're het- ■ Ient;th in throughout. Conic in and let us prove it to you. Smiiis Complete assortment in all sizes, from J I to 18, at $1.95 Other Broadcloth Dress Shirts at 50c to $1.50 " . . / " irva,lVl' mpubltenn* will: tin r.idttm om-'/i'ning recently a radio etay<m;is preparing the way for tts.own cx-idayS last week in Battle Creek vuitin; ajLteilmg Inez of niu-re*t it H«-|>ublica!i* <>r Hie cixia'ivaiiv.- t«-m -- ‘m t Michigan citv featured permial. tnui-.-n," he r out mut'd. ' Every word hiT sisli-r'Mm Luubauxh. " realjy nniarkablr Cla!., w(lh thciarlie?! Democrat-. R.-‘- iiiteryu-u.- with people on the strext and act which ausm-.-nte the p>w.-r «.-f| Mr and Mrs Ri.p rt Carrolbir.-,n . wt mnwn: b a‘ .. .j-i--,,. ii.-i-h. ........ . .Tim brought e* th« microphone’**.-<■ the <-m entire- weaken* tlie- tntTiem . lumcd Friday from Newark. oiil< , .. , .. ......... a..a ix.n- Illlin innl.,. u,(UCi O( 11!t. ali w,.r. ,ami narrow the liberty of tlir pre- iwhere they have bren Mr secern ' . J:. , cratic. Owen. Yminv. for example. 1' „..u, d Hha; th.-y mid to be J*, .-e.-nv. incredible that r.wm-r.- 7*n<l | mvnths r.it_,thi:!>M»nv mi.- ixr more-u! Ciinm-'n tlian o*en Y’ouite thankful at thi- ;e.x«on Moat of Hum editor* in this day and ;u.c should be:, Mr-and Mrs J;r.-. Thompson nf I h wnir. ’ jx-mtne were gupste of Mr. aml.^frs. .1 Ini'.ed St.it-.. lure ;nid Hm ■■ I. nt w than H«:b* r: lh*>.rer —in fact, allx-xn-pf one—were tnatikfui; unaware- of what h.ip,- uT. I.-imluid Sunday. Tlicy were enroute . Bta-uwa,: c«Kln -- ------------ —----------- ------ dkul' u. Ne-w Hampshire to sjt'iid ,Thunk:.alljiirr, are managed. . and Al Smith would .living with .relatives. . . * • .itadily <m qvertlniw tie in his (j^nunciatlotLot the Ameii-] ' GREAT RESPONSIBILITY ran tcnih-ncy to build up an olmo-j; THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY than Al Smith and W around the ofljdyui. Hr. and Mu. Harry Hajfu*. returned id thu: lx cause pub-j p arc tine* lump ■ix'rtunity to ben . ihlit-rs hud : d Ute nlllce of ;in-st- j Ir bj 'radical b!.< .A AM.VS eyes can • jlvnt. with through holdin for reporter* to oft'dh w only what they > from any member q! City are the Crv.f v ami Suiveyor Itev sr for a fine have learned. Io stV. e:.t? 61 Mi. phd Mr.< M. W. Hick*. tuiiit-y for Th'.inKAgiving dinhc-e. ‘ Hr. and Mra. Fred L Reuth Were Grutltl Hapldij Tw.-duy. uiid toik in : rank i>t third Sultan of Sulu jit tin- new Puw- Lambie & Doyle " The Store for Dad and laid" A Quotation l-'rom Our Scrap Book ARABIAN PROVERBS. i. th.- kvv of glory. Impruvi- WORLDS GREAT RIVERS ’ a to- went tn Grand Rap- genc'ro Ujere ^re Hire.’ thlngi. rh-vi r hidd< n _________ __ _ ___ astble OTfly kt irtends statementbody of water into a'ti-.mmtaln ruid-one tiding on stated hodra. subject t-> interview only and the approximate it ’ camel, , ■ r Kins ot Grand Rapid* _. by thc. arts of clairvoyance. and. u;Iu»j When vmi arc an anvil, lie patient; Emma Wightman. ..-icn^d tun 1.000 wlicn a iiainrner. rlrllo . >. [kojiagand; ' Mrs. J. R. BWtenl ot Grand The crying < vtt catches notfntw. and ordinary.’ uiudulte.-.ireei ;, nnmunc to challenge .. . E. Pennock. • 1 . ",cr '' , Wait* f Wilkin- 01 pimago Platte. (U.S *. Mls*mn. River .. l.t) poorer than a poor citv tui.it tiirkcy.uiih Mr and Pcac*: * Canada >T Slave River . . Lfl senate and cluUlengcd proof W J. Holloway. ' jora'nge (Africa*. Allanite Ooi-an. LI hi- none m the men:* tn the‘eilrct that the > Ledi-. Bowm- 1- spending ’.hr.« .Manchuria* Amur ' lifeS tn America. <x>ti follow. . longer produce* men nf the .. end with Mtt-s Stella Hibbard ot; «... ... ' mmi mentum the I i can be kr*>wn by Gram! Rapid'' ‘ ’1 ...................................... ... ' -yV>- about tarntyrfhe brought t.i the {erred lu-tha Ludv ju by lib, u viii. M.. Ite.ti...- J..n< -.1 Olivet l- 1 ti-’Cuteuibia rU.Oj. Pacihc tktelil. jwrophnfte ;• wirayter Man-Tuil. sr cratic and polHicaily useful unit m.Uje guewt of the Mi**.-. Minhle aiut Winnie Tt*n* *Turiu-y*. Euphrati sMrmmen- strurturr.• Hasia-a Darling (Australia*. Murray . The Hopulaf tftepntiUnn to glcrity R.u r................. . 'vi-tell pm , . FORTY' YEARS AGO TODAY* j an FYnnc i'-co ‘AtgenUnaj. tlu- president at tlie expens.- ol coo. om-ciin in the money lx»x makes rt>»- annual-,nu-eting of thc Barn 1 m u.- n'.H.u' thaii‘whf.-n H U lull. .mtj Pomona Graiuit “ *' ' ’ «t with Union " home mijy ’und harimportancc of 30. inbuiMi j .gal ........... ..................................lire never muiMlcd with next debate wilt br held In lb.- .Columbia >U 8>. Pacific Xteran. ch««4 room Wednesday ciriUm:. ,hrd iU N .. Mn....ut'|U Rner... . Iioknov.’. hmr * If know* hl;. God. T.21W ibtr 3n 'Hie prmc1)M: feature) Ohio* <U 8' Mi<»i«lppl Hirer. a cte-balc. **RcM>l«ed tlial strikes Dnirj«i--«Rus. fa•. Black Sea .-. . kcoj) it aiwi Irum yotirI- JtlMtfVablr' will la argued bv Wil'. JO<» N«■ Brazil*. Amator born EriuM Edger and Hermanr River c if thy mind t'.i in tlu- uflirmaHre Tlie negative j Ural <R Ctiarles Andrus Wdl Colt and Cha Arkau a More than ope war has been caused • young l.ioics o! the A N Q club Amu Darya •TUrk.-staiu As »>uixi somt very unique (nvita..................! on ordinary bnmn t*a|wr ter a Our.re. 'India* Baj cl Brnaal BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. ‘ D.c.mo<i 7 The bull »il| also be tin River . ;s; te.mg engstully Ii.tnuird .4 • Oni. - •-V.il zu<;.. Atlant'. I car. i '.- anything but optimism " f>.r ed.n.r. but through humane in-. ■narie.-, M. Schwab. Mecl matruitc. G t. nee t.:at I.a* fnaru. tr.ad<- tn* the «r,ta world «* .,_u. Attua*. Iivlun Ocean much tx'-.-r of "The bill-, ol social progre <U,S.». Gulf of Call■»pmtiul"-pr. Harry Beal Crumbs of Wisdom' "Thc '.ir- n-;<h of a chain is measured b-. IU link I think it will br' r.liniih’ t tjjat the weakest link in our rh.i ivvf government is nt tlie admini*Bengal. trillion ol justice -Samuel Untn. ; Euphrates < Mesopotamiay. Per­ . z < z • I.71XI my<r a *r ^'U! ^ndui. Arabian Sc* O(Uc L7G0 ■ In wnir countries p-ople have too .mt.nu.n ... h™.. re. . *. .. IK|nub..,KurOpe,< nuck s- I .1/125 •iinckly tbur’fnr ThankMaving vac announced that debts and Salween (Bui'DUO. Gulf of Mar­ repar.it iom should b< cancelled."— »* 4.;c« z-bwaid old 1 fabhn Pierre Laval, former Premier ol ?ahtn C4301idg< l UTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY Madeira । Brazil- Amazon Rive France,dtfln •perl-band", b: On Friday ot last week Jairtes M Yukon «Alouk»’. Bering Sea - .2,100 .riltte-tnore. m 'the forenoon, thnwhvd St Utwrehce iCanarfa'. Gull of .. ..a ' °!!r rtlUlo:’“l prosperity depends upjo buslu-ls ol wheat tor Luther Hill ot ‘St. Lawrence , . J.teu tin foreign trad*-, just <14 our national it ; Irving township. Soqic ;ol Volga <Rurala>>Cw$pl.in Sen 3.300 jx-ac* depends upon liilcmatiotuil c»He ithat trick without titimping. Murray (Australia’. Indian • ‘opcration. '-AUrrii Pink.' Mr Editor The young ladu* of ih —• vould veto the tab .nd Imply I Emmanuel Church .... would -------- like inc Parana ■ ArgentineAtlantic "H I am not elected, I will be 'pared wanted to put the pn»id-nt .tn bid -------------prinkge ... <d — es;preMing- "through ‘ your the reptonch nf having voluntarily left Ocean wuft the various lummuii;*■ tv:-;•-----।,.tper. -• their sincere thanks ter the Mississippi (<J S>. Gulf, of my post in difficult, tiroes. -President nd incidentally he *at< Mr, timely mmj«ilance rendered by the or- ’ M< >x>co .................... -'.voo von Hindenburg. J.textco ... Garner •*» one of me 1 ctesua and Mix. Kellsey in bcluitt ol Mekong ■ Indo-Ciitna-. China Sea 2300 NEWS GLEANINGS peliticum in thc country a;.d had a ,h their given--------la*t weeku I have discovered after long cx*’r entertuintjient ------ ----------------Mackenric <C«nada». Beaufort tteater knowledge, of th.- legislative; Tlie reading* ot Mim Kellscy at the! Seii 7. ... ”•*.......... .. . . ’? 2.525 perlence that misunderstandings arise machinery than any other jx-rioti. tr>' I’icsbyteriaii church on Friday evening Lwtia <sibcna>. Mctfc a.a . 2.(50) between men largely- because of t|te Washington and tint tiw ' ,wrk barrel are pronounctu by good judges who Hwang or Yellow -China*, ChtflU 2.7Q0 failure of adHjunte cxprcsslun Be bill" was tin- liru major blundet m hi* mard hvi. vupvrter to any, We li*ve ever‘ Ysiimi 'Mongolia*. Arctic careful to see Hut your language 1* carver. Mr Anderson a bo scout-d thc Mifore Gear. Sentences must be short—tiien had in the city **•*' But the Doctor Ocean . . 2A00 ................. •**' uu un;: ocean ......................... telephones ;h idea that Mr Garner had beer, gaggeu had e. Sakhalin Ouil .ud nu-. m bi I'uiTic charge and ue we could qot tjOl Amur ■<Asia Asia*-. Gull....... shot3.900 add Myle if you can. It Is only half during ' the campaign Hr xnd that meat .cx^- and go. much to our re- Congo (Africa.. Atlantic Ocean.. 2.90(1 enough to, have the transmitter work Tlk Vtutcc States government has • the vice-president-elec: had not been ' Niger (Africa 1. Gulf of Gfiinea.. 2900 clearly and accurately. Thc other half dollar for dollar in gold or eligible pa- in favor of any campaign speechr* u: *IY" Um with the receiver, and style, if 11 be inu.ip T. Colgrove ot Charlotte, an MLi-ouri <U.S*. Mississippi per Yer all currency iq circulapon. all believing that Hies.- would Iqar mure experienced ‘ j ws compelling' enough, te U;e 'sure way io and popular teacher of River . / ... J 915 ----------. vo:e* than they would gam He wa* P-'-wicgraphy. is now engaged m iict-lYanguc .China-. Yellow Sea. • J make the receiver function well."— ixit.* in th-- Roman <x*u£*uni t» i« not in l-i-or of inncrnor IWj'lelt : (1 4Owen D Young. v mm "Ur ‘lly' ',hr ^“‘'Ob .ffibcria*- Gul! ol Ob number*. and the entrance uckri* writ xxtendod nwakuig tour and .tried , to ■1 ;> m *!LUU‘ 11>o,’e* nu“ •'“’lAtnacon .Br--i|. Atlant -• : "An educated man l» one who cun • discourage i|, » wo.u.n would uo well loiuiprure tiiej ocaah ........................... ........... c. 3.800. accomplish things. "—Henry Ford. ; Nelson • Canada t.Hud* I'un^cnl 1’arap.raphs unond • iiuybands interviewed m their nurthem hunting i muntng. Euthl deer « Way of Our World oMucn:.—Arkansa* Gazette. w uflerod lhey will wreck r mt-y jxjjcs bud it rounds,.: mterr^u ’ Morning. aftei* ,tha televiaftm salesman might . evening the air i» cluttered' take our name c|l ills list right ntw ijnicuu ballyhoo We. our- Atlanta COhaUtUUdn. wiring mealtime arid evening hour* Alas, the vacant farm* available long »gn because It meant jumping up for joble*> men arc off’ the highway: every outer minute to turn otl. thc fl-j* wlifte tilling station, couldn't prosper ert tome uuute advertteing jargon and —Leu Angeles Times. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER M. 1931 OWNSVW HISTORIC PAPERS ? FIRST ANNUAL REPORT OF BARRY CO. NO. 3 D. H. L ARSON." too years ago. that we still believed the earth to be Hat like a pancake, with Jupiter hauling the’ sun around the edge every night to have it ready for the next day’s rising! We have cnly begun to understand God as A- Creator of maglutudes. for there Are no fewer than three thou­ (Continued train page one) sand million stars, each of them a sun God;’ but they held that he was a and mostly faFTUrgcr than ourtjl When we get btfap-r and more powerful vengeful God. largely a tribal God. telescope*. we may find tlie number whose anger had to .be appeased by sacrifice* .ut well as pleased with warHup They assumed that this supreme ... .the v. *t the inconceivable velocity of im.ooo O<>d Wax especially Interested in Jews. Gradually, through *" * cen—- tulles * second. will take ov< 1 .i nullton K.. ^ ^mi to pars to.travc) from some of these dutunes Israel's great ..... propel ate that God was not what the Jew* ‘»nt *un* to our earth We to»k ut ;« hu<| claimed They declared that He Hur and wr think wr roe it where it B1^61C «. contained a portion of my report which fa concluded In this issue I promised to make mention of tlie five highest producing cows hi each class for Die year ending Oct. 31. 1932. to­ (Continued from page one) gether with other Item* of Interest In­ ending March 5. 1862'and the amount cidcnfal to thc year * work tor. Which each person, not exempt UNDER THREE YEARS from the payment, fa liable with the A grade Holstein owned by Howard fees of the assesscr. Only those with SUnton Is hrst. in this group. ”IxX*'' children in the school paid thc school Produced 9.14g lbs. nulk 323 l lbs. 61 expenses ut that time by mean* of the Ml Lake Hill* Jewell nattered rate bill While some of Hie older rest- I *?>’ w .c !*c’ ■ dent* uf the county may recall a lime 0,ul- 57W ,nUk B,ul 3-1 9 ,bi l“lwhen schofil exjTcnsw were paid In this “June, a grade Holstein owned by manner, many have no Idea of how It Ho’**-'d Blanton. tli|rd, 7.480 lb* milk, wan done; and for their benefit, also '-84 1 1,1 ■ of fat; "Lake Hdln Frldc. bccauw of its historic interest, we give regfatered Guernsey, owned by W. c poopjt-: pcopjv; Ib u»a: itvwiui.conauct in _kcrp<ti:: xrejHn:: ' » “"uiuau, ■» when »>«■>! wr — l««A .■».* We »■ M-e ’at lt-.wiui.rz>d<lurt diMlb' Blietow Uil* copy of the rate bill kindly Svhuitz. fourth. 5.234 lb*, milk. 271 8 with HL. WUt. rat.'wr than fa-ins born where it was when the light from 1: loaned to u.« by Mr Mayo Hie rate >*>» ;JM,'gy.“ ■ grade, Jloblein u Jew. that brought one into right re- started tow uni. the earth That may] owned by Howard SUnton. -fifth. 6223 lattonship With thi* Supreme Being: • have faxn a few years og ». or it may bebill read* M follows: Next" came ‘Jesus, revealing God a* "» million year* ago 80 wt do not ■< "Rate bill containing the names jd lfa>. milk. 350 6 Um fat. each person liable for teacher * wage* OVER THREE AND UNDER FOUR not a tyrant, not a vengeful being, but a ^tar a* it fa. but a* » wa* when It* one who fa to fa- laved a* Father He light Martod at K* mormon* vclochy in Fractional District No. 2 In the YEARS t kwnnhtp ot Maple Grove and Assyria, . Ku-1 farms Colantlui Betty.' a regis­ perfectly revealM) the CHARACfER at toward our earth We are only beginning to get into for the term ending on Hie 5th day of tered Holstein owiw-d by Fred Miller, u God a* a Hither Hr did not aUemp*. March. A. D. 1862. and the amount for firel 8.451 lb* milk and 337 0 lbs. fat; to reveul his GREATNFSS a.s a Crra- the »pitit of things. It i tl!C mtento start the tIw A‘ ‘ “ “ machinery- ot - ■• ­ 1 which each perron not exempt .from ’rkCPrifarniA Oolantha Dora." alo tor. Tliat fa being revealed by tin* tioh "* World ’s Fair In Chicago next year by thc payment thereof i.-. so liable with owfa-d by Mr. Miller, fa secraid. 0,70* world’s great scientist* and the Dean ray of light coming from tfa star? thc fee* of the asM-Mor Diereon: Ita. milk and 3187 lb* fat; “Lady." a >a:<l that no great sclent i*I can fa- «n a Arcturus, and that ray of light, which j grade GueniM-y. owned by Royal Bry­ Uifidrl A real zcirntht cannot fa-hi-ve ant,' third. 0^20 lbs. milk. 314 2 lbs fat; that the extent ot the universr. it’ will start -the machinery in Chicago! next year. started on its journey from: Mr Bryant also hukU fourth and tilth wonderful order and. the precision Arcturus forty years ago. when the first ■ with which tlie univen*' u> carried on place In thi* claw; Mary." a regWerer! Fair was held ,ui Chicago in■ Hofatem. 11.451 lb* milk, 30?8 lbs fat; is tfa- result <-f chance, in* that the World's 1893 universe Juat luppenrd. They tefa v. "Dafay. - grade jehey, 5.409 lbs. milk Wr now know that our sun and' that tfauniverse wax made and. e taband 299 I IbJ. fat. OVER FOUR AND UNDER FfVE Wb» fa H- Creator and Maiugt r Thi millions ot runs known a» the "Milkvl YEARS ' Way-’Thi* Milky Way u watch­ "Patrick's Susie.' rcgtfUcred Guern- tilings, lhai Adenci.' > . revealing abou: shaped, and fa mads- up ol a mas.1, of [I rey owned by W. c. Schultz. 8.962 11*. God and Ufa greaim» as a Creator,' whirling nuns and world* It is about i milk and 519 6 lbs. fat; "Abbie of which'we will, briefly .-rumriiunrc. 20.00fi light .years thick and 200.00UI ------- -----Oronoko," registered’ Guernsey, owned ' ' ■ years .aenur A light year la the) In gtwiMir wc faarp. as we follow the llxbt by W C Schultz 8420 lb* milk, and rockfi downward. Mimclhinit of the or- «'-Lsta;... taupe srhlcl; which a - Wain of light would! 477 0 lb*. <•( fat; “Clx-rry's Maid of th. Prairie.' regfatercd Guernx-y. owijed by almost nnbcli' ruble, ias.«W irulks a -Mvmut* ,W. C. Schultz. 8.383 )bx mtlk anti.401 > taken to make it and And will we have only begun to; Ita. fut; 'Goldie.' a pure bred <nut iahed. While it give think that we understand Hu? macnircku-U-rcili Jer.-cy «»wne<l by Fred Mill­ tude and the majesty of these later j er. 5,wn lbs milk, 378.2 lb». fat; book as to the io or of Kcliixii district No. "Pauline." grade Holstein owntd by of the God we worship. Scanning' Howard Stanton, 10,120 lb- mlljfa 362 2 movement* of tintlitfTHMvmx with a powrrftil telescope, mandrel to Um. fat. ainring the.ye three thousand millions ot trirth: rk ration kisrt we M-e faintly some gaaeou* Una FIVE YEARS AND OVER . clouds called "the nebulae ’ Now , aniii'Xcd rale bill named the several . "Cherub’s Minuet ... of ....... Shorewood,’ -a piu-lunz- up mountain chai t and M«n . et omaiMtc their respectivenamt-11 Owrn»y |,y w -C smoothing tliem ot! again- -nil th<:.<- are OTHER UNIVERSES, built on the same sntral plan as our van. but' in the last column thereof, and within s,.))U]U< highest producer in the much more to make u world o Inconceivably distant that only a; sixty warrant Cfation -,3.433 l 5555 :.;xly day* days after receiving thi* warrMit in4X1 lb. ^ilk milk uiH and 5X95 lire lire ours. lo pay over llu- amuunt ro collected by of fttl; -Knolly Knook-’s Pride, regl In biology wi- learn of the fa-bavin: Diend of hazy light reaches u*. Tiit-t-.; neighbors tliat have been itudii^l urt-i -.mi 'retaining far rent lor your u.rP<i Guernsey Oinnucy .owned by W. C nt... to Hu- order of the director of Schultz. -9.290 Ito milk and 4963 lie drive* forward those mighty processt- from ot»e hundred thousand to one bilraid district. cmmlMr.dgned by the {llt; -pnllv." a grade Holdem, owned r-t KF,>wt,h. reproduction, thought an.l H<m fin- hundred HwitnaiMl light year..1 m dcrator and. in ca <• .any |«-r*<in b. ^4 12:2’>9 lb.--,■ milk andfthe tfirtlicr development of wch lite away. AND OVER TEN THOUSAND; Uu-t'in named shall neshxi or refuse p,. ,;,t; Bobby.’ a gr.itl* H«!-ji"rin: .u-are abb-.ind willing lo do the OF THESE ARE KNOWN by the revt-; on demand to pay-th.- amount rot <n>'py ..._ . ..... latmn of thc 100 inch telescope. Whatl lireltl* Im name a* aforesaid, you. are. lbs nllik. 410 h» fat; lmi*rri‘«! Zena!out «i H.e pictun- ,1b re ui'btology u,- will the one tell u.. that u now being Io collect the same by distress mid *a!- (,j Hues Fhiiie;a n-Ki*rertd|s-m- enc uf th<-Ma •. r . chli h ! great built, which will fa? 200 Inches tn; of thc Rood’ and cJiattel* of *Uch per-' Guernsey. ■ । f not thc gren’est of, fore » about it* diammer and liave some 30 times Hie ... <■ :on* wherever found yrfthln’thc coun­ 7,285 Ibv. milk and 404 4 lb* fat daily wdlk that Is never tini- h< d. He:.- rrvi-ahnit power of thc 100 Inch tefe-i ty nr counliwi In which *atd district is HERDS AVERAGING OVER 300 LUS T'1’, ’ hmLy ! --.m.-mlmt that ha. scope? After all of tjil*. which Hie telescope diluted, hating flr*4. published mdfl BUTTERFATNlneteen registered uurrnwy* owned to 1 coiireUe; indeed we are Incapable of :; reveals. Uuhk <>f what the microscope1 tic* thereof in three public places in by W. C Schultz averaged 6.801 1 lb. conceiting, until w<- dudl ‘Ta> longer will show u* of the wonder*, not only^ 1 township where such piop.-rty shall be milk and 353.46 lb- tat, darkly, but face to nf our world buf of the universe, be-, mid. ‘At the expiration oldhi* warrant cam- the univcrt-o fa made up of exact-' Eleven cow-.. mo*th- grade and n ; learn tlud every- ly th’ romi- <k:nctiu. a - nur tarth. jpg with the rat- bill attached to the tried Hnhtefn.-. a'Lrageil 8.710 Jhs Could all the;;, things ju-t happerf?; is mad< ftom a very f.-w ........ ... ........................ Ml* »'“) lb. Vt. Mabe dry nta by different- combilu- . Wliat think you? What iiappen.* when un .-aid rate bill, thi; amount UDCoUcet-'>»d hi’ifera Just fre*h. itni*. just aa the tallest sky scraper 1,' .you take the-hand froth the .■■•eenng rd-iuid thc nano* ot jx-r«ons from Another herd ’®nn;' l“"! |iii»d.-i>| the imm-- backs’ tlwt’ may wl*rel of thi- nutomobllc; even fur a; whom rillection* have not been made , J make your home We know now that tecmUL at ojir slow rate of speed of Given under our hands thW 21st day .made a -creditable ■.bowing but th. rtxty fret a second? You know what v Ot Aiiril. A D IM! actual figure-. shall not be dw-lowd tc covered. afro that we have all of them happens There must be n Manager iu, | ot April. A D 1862 thc public. . Peter Downs. Director. । — *■------, , .. • . hesj- on the earth; H14I no -tar that «- well u> a Creator of these whirling ; C G. Baker, Moderator." 1 Six cows, representing four different ran through the most powerful; nuua<;( worlds and universes., even I K- • ..Miv .I... litimt u.. kn<>« breeds, owned by Royal Biyant. aver- telescope has any more or any dlflereni (with almost infinite space at their dfaelements than three that make up our (xifal. Let u* all go home and bow t<s> < f Mr. Mayo in loaning iLs thr e 1-l'*aru K little earth. Uy Ihr changing of <m<- down tn worship, grateful tliat we arc clcnwnt into another through radiation j a part of thi* Divine plan. valuable fMpeis. which he prizes very The Illusion. ■ ■ wlilghiy and with reason. • Americans. says an American*. ’ »«•)* no English r.nsiieii “Jsifa : , CLOVERDALE. •him ■» blraer Him.™, <han Um »>. . 1 “W ■' ““»» ''”•’ BI GBEi: CORNERS. In »»'>' phy.they Ml »" us "» that tiu-re 92 The W C. T U. will meet with Mr*, „. «k th.- ~...K Uiwuim «" ournlm." ■" “ '■» an- all made on th< ’.am.- noy McDermott Tuesday. December Mr. and Mrs Merle Count of Kula- ----And Englishmen have no greater elements illuplan -a nuci lus ut Hie renter, with one 16. at two P. M. fur Thanksgiving pro­ moxoo spent the .... week end with -I-’. her ‘... sion tlian that! • or more, up : > W. electron.’ revolving h-rain. Advance not Retreat.' Every---------lainiiy^Kr. and Mrs. Chas Foote, , B1K Boy Now. ' |about .t A <!:<’_> :.wain u made uj. ,.lu invited. Gerald Cook returned from the •And how fa little R-odor. the boy .of .several V'”,'/’‘r'tnlUH?n\ Mr. and Mrs John MacLeod of Hasnnth with a twenty-two point buck. who went away to be a sailor?" |yel carli <!<ctro:i ha* proportioiialely j Hie only one of our ueighfairhowd *o tings and Mr. ttntl Mrs Hex MacLeod Fine! That rowboat lie luid uttootd a* n)uc|i room to move tn as h.i- the and far as *•• have heard, to gel one. It family of Kalamazoo lud nn hfa chest fa now a whooncr." 'earth and Hie of her’ planet-, revolving Thanksgiving dinner with the E. L wiU hl* first trip. around the Mm. Tills room for each MacU-txi family. earth l- equtyident. according to Ed­ Quarterly conference will be held j; dington, the great astronomer, to the thc church Saturday I’. M mid •fW' room which 30 tennfa bail* would- have munion rervicci will be held Sunday inside n hollow sphere the size of thi* morning Rev Watxin will have The Store With the Better "Service earth! The wlwd’e 1* electric; and it all charge of the preaching Mnice Sun­ means Ilfat what we call a solid sub­ day. ■ ’ . tance. like an automobile or Ihc desk Air. and Mr*. Malcolm Campbell of we write on. is rnn-fiv NOTHING B.ittk- Creek spent thc week end with BUT SPACE. What can wr do but (all Mr. and Mr* Frank Humeston : down in adoration before such a God The Gardvn dub will meet with Mr I when it is the same Clod whn made, us and Mr*. Everett McCalltun December 7. Everyone inyited. he has given Hie Ladles' Aid will hold their/uinual bazaar and chicken pie supper. uhaw only begun to touch the Friday. , IX-cemfa-r 2 at tlie town hall . fringe of Hie mighty fabric of creation, Supper j served from 6 to b A good It fa only in astronomy twt man hm 'program fa included. 3 for 24c Noodles ;li'.irned the limbi <■! hi., own imagbia- 1 Mf- and ^!r.> Frank Brook, and son jiion. For it lias hot rnteied into the John, Mr. and Mrs. Harry' Kelley and ' mind of man to. f ' nccivc the vastniv.- Mr and Mr... Wm. Butler of Kalama­ land ardvrbnex- nf tfa. millions on mil- 'zoo vpited Sunday with Henry Pennel.. 1 lions of wotfcb- that O.*d has created. ’ Mr and Mrs Ixxkstedt motored 10 not in wanton frenzy we muM fali- ve J Kalamazoo WediMsdsy on a shopping Order Early at These Low .Price# I . 3 lbs. 30c Peanut Brittle 12c lb. ; Mr. and Mr.. Arthur Waugh and I family jipen1. Tlianksgtvinz day with 2 lbs. 25c Let ns see won-thill!: Chriitmas hard, mixed ! Mr. and Mr* IXxIgson of Kalamazoo | Mr and Mj* Wellington Monica and Chocolate Drops old fashioned 2 lbs. 25c I upon the earth ri v< daughter of Bedford. Mr and $<rs Ed Kindergarten mixed very nice 2 lbs. 2J?c . , I '■ Uortl Mi an I Hut «..J( !»•■-■- Mr, K.Un>.z<x,, Mr. Salted Peanuts strictly fresh 2 lbs. 15c ,al . r.,i, ot o.W M m: . ■ *T hour: ,„d M„ w,„ o,,,.,,, „„„ but l ,»l ..>« K».1E. tor «r., Mr u„ u...„ „ 5 lb. Family Pkg. Chocolate. 95c tr.wl MMfc °S‘>;>" etark.. .|X-o< Tluuk^tln, with thru .ttlui do. ■ that tiwan! Tltrj trit u. Mr. .nd Mr. Cluv. Monte. .that th- MU, >■ ,..n»on> rnllw swat. M, n|1(, Mr A„|,ur Jortncock and I-*1' “ ,nl1" Mr. and Mt.. LU- Kina-burt .nd clul. th.i wr so .n»,nd U mer rvm f.r „„„ , u„ Th, »un I; .□ law Uu. wrr our rartn I >nd UmU>. „ PWUWei| to so <■> lit-■ rrilt..- w ..kins ihr M(„ ^011,., Jnhnooek ol Harbor Michigan Crear. moon moon ah-ng with «tth us at .1 its it. present nrr-wnt du-1 du,p,nl Tttankroltms .wk wult lance from Uta th;- earth l.n«.from rarth it would fal» only onlf I htt>rrnt. Ur. .ndUdr. Arthur half’ way toward the surface of the Johnrock sun. Now i:i ouT travels around this Mr*. Irma Traver** ol Kalamazoo huge mass once a year, thc earth is spent a couple ol days with her.kister, not only whirling at tlie rale of 1000 Mr* Rtuscl Hart and family Pork Loin Roasts rib end* lb. 11c miles an hour, but we arc also travel­ ing aMewfae at the rate ol over 60 000 AJC >ou ure uiatJ1 u ieBl ru00er "Are you *sure that* a real rubber Fresh Ham whole or shank half lb. 11c miles a minute Think ot it. a thio-bathing can? It doesn’t smell like one!" sand mile* a second! and we have been q11c af tiw farg<. companies 1h Akron Sausage 2 lbs. 25c doing it in company with the other [has announced the discovery ol a proplancU far at least several billion I cess which entirely eliminates the odor years without a collision. Did alt tlu»;0( rubber from product* intended for just happen, or fa there an Engineer personal use Thu is looked upon a* at the throttle? Wc arc not only doing an outstanding research achievement, this but we. together with the'group! -------------- -----------------to which we belong, are slowly «?» A new experiment ip marine transdrilling ort to the north—how far and; portatloii—a ferryboat that runs on how fast we arc not told Think how trolly wire—has been put into practical much earlier was tlie revelation about | use across the Sacramento River near God giv< it by Christ than tlie^revda- 3an Fianciacu Tile cuert. of operation W* Deliver The Big Little Store Phone 2491 Uoiu nude through science It was u one-half that incurred with tlie old 150Q years after Christ, and Scfs than. gasoline engine powered craft. GREATNESS OF GOD BARGAINS Saturday, Dec. 3 Friday, Dec. 2 26c Butter ,A,‘cr0VAAW,.o, r^ Chistmas Candy - Salmon Cheese 2 2 35® 35c MEAT SPECIALS K&r” Oats <& HINMAN’S THERE IS NO FOOD LIKE CLEAN MILK For Young People, or for Grown-Ups Clean milk"* produces energy and nnurishex all the bodily tissues. At the same time’it is the Cheapest Good Food Your Money Can Buy, when you consider “food value.” What you serve on your . table will have il lot to do with how the" children feci, ns well as all the other members of the family. Unclean milk has been the cause of untold epidemics of disease. Why use milk that you know nothing about? Highlands Dairy Grade "A” Milk has been texted by officials-of the state of Michigan and found to be ax CLEAN and’ free from bacteria as any milk produced in this Mate or any other. Becaifae of this the,Highlands Dairy is the only dairy in this section permitted to sell Grade "A” Milk. Why take any chances with the milk you use? ’ Think it over! THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. PHONE 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Unexcelled in Quality and Flavor P aramount Foods/ At a Uniform Econony Price —are bound to take first place with the modern housewife. She has only .to learn first — that PARAMOUNT FOODS The following Are a Few of Our meet every requirement. For LEADING PRODUCTS Hastings they, are a Home Mayonnaise Tomato Juice ■ Product. Chili Con Cam* Hot Relish If Your Grocer Don’t Have Them Call 2649 "A Dollar spent for Para­ mount Foods is a Dollar More to .Barry County Farmers" Tomato Soup Ketchup sandwich Spread Chili Sauce Mince Meat French Dressing Pork and Beans Sauer Kraut Vinegar Maple Syrup PICKLES Hirsch Bros. &. Co Mixed Sweet Sour Mustard OUR FOURTH ANNUAL RADIO SHOW December 5 to 17 The Most Powerful i^adio Ever Built THE 20-TUBE HOWARD RADIO, all wave PHONOGRAPH & TELEVISION The New ZENITH All in one Beautiful Cabinet I The new all-star ZENITH...the - sei that ehallengesallolherradios. Besides this wonder­ ful 20**lube Howard, there will be other models on display. - Shadowgraph tuning— visual tunc sad scduuic imlUators ‘ Priced from Mudeld ( from $8950 $4Q50 Up to S1B4.00 Also lined Radios for Sale at LOW PRICES Up to $395.00 Christmas Toys on Display ... Come to Ik l| the Radio Show and Look Them Over! |* Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co. East State St. Phone 2101 Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BASNER, WEDSESDAT. NOVEMBER ». I’M MOI BU Sporting Items - twiiB Mm BMaW Bi a- RECOMMENDS KEN move. Basket ball has always been REITZLE TO HASTINGS [one of the fastest team games, but • Boy Scout News these two rules promise to speed thc ' . 1 play up atill more. *Hobart Thomas, Former Rest­ Tuesday evening. November 22. Mr. dent Here, Writes Interest­ ing Letter To Fans ling..oLthc comrtdttce in charge of final ELEVEN LOCAL GRIDMEN GET CONFERENCE HONORS ---------------, Citireiu. of HajHncs will be interest - arrangements for the trip to the Re­ don 7 annual meeting to be held at B-atmth. Kellrv. Zerbel. K.X, tron-ld,.. "I the Drake KTOl. Chicago. Nuv. ITO. A 5o passengckjbun has been chartered tor the one day trip and thc w. K Kcile«g Foundation is aiding in the.ex­ were* well known and. long time ffci- pense. Fifty or mpre.tneu of the BatEleven players of the Hiutlnpt High Includes tlie following games: football team’received places *on the Dec. 3—6t. Philips. Battle Creek- dents of this city. The-letter follow* • •le Creek Area will lake the trip about 25 of whom will represent Barry and Traverse City, hfichlfum. first or teewid All-Little-Scven team, Allegan counties Tlie annual meeting Dec. 9—Allegan, here. or were given honorable mention for is all. day convention of some of Amer­ outstanding ability. Selections were Dec. IS—Howell, there. . ;Ha'*tlnga Banner, ica's foremost character building lead­ made by the seven coaches of the con­ Dec. 17—S’. Philips. Battle Creek. Hastings. Micldgan, ers and we are luppy to announce this there. ‘‘ ] Gentlemen: , ference team* 'hi ’ fine attendance. (' I poUced In the las'- issue ot . Choic** for the Aral- team included_ Dec. 22— Eaton Rapids, there. ’ : Bairn er lira; Haiirws !ui> an inr.tm-, Troop fl, T. S K Reid Scout Mas­ the following bxal players: Georg.’' Jan. 2—Alumnt, hen . t.’ir in a IJiiysical’Culture ficltool'rbv'.nt- ter ccunpleted registration thia week Townsend nt left guard: Keith Lech- . Jan. 6—Grand Ledge, there. . Jan. 20—EJ.-t Lan=ing. here. ly c;nabli*b''d there, by tlie name of with m> unYunlal record of 100'. jjesleliner captain of the 1932 team, as Jan. 27—Charlotte, hew. >Ken'R<dtz!e( • ’ • . rnn i n’. members teregU'cred. 5 new Scopt.s right end: and Steven Karmes, at left Feb. 3—Grand Ledge, here. ’. IB; like tfo rnnljratiilutc you people und 2"-J -one .transferred from another half. on getting a grind, chan shiMM* .*.h<»t* trj.oi tri.op. Mr. Reid-will be m.dsted thi* Walter Ratdt Ka* selected mt- right; Feb. Id-Mason, there Feb. 17— Otsego, there. ....... — — . year by Albert" Craig. Smith Sherman, tackle on the sere-nd team and Loren Feb. fil — Eaton Rapids, here. by evercqnf. especially li-vxing fans arKt [x>n Foreman. Tlie Troop ComBoyes was named quarterback. In the' Feb. 24 — Charlotte, tht-re. mid hat always been a goqd example ot ndttee is Frank Andrew. Chairman. M. vote for quarterback position. Boyes r» -' el-.oy sfiort. nimt'hlp. lie L a swm t O. Hill mid Frank Aunable. ThW fine cclved 24 points tor Ron Yeo of Ea«t PINE LAKE FARMERS' CLUB. boxer and one of the most lik’-able Inop under the foregoing leaders l« Lansing the find-U-arn choice. Thg The Pine Lake Panners' Club„mc’. chaps we know. headed for a nicce.eful scouting year margin between these two players was Friday cvvniiig. evening. mivEiuirci November'23t11 a: «»■ the' 'Best Kin," and take I*, trim 1MKj u-,? congratulate this group on Die thus slight. ' . rviuny ~ju«. ut --— wishes -­ . . .. Mr*. i-.. . ._j—.. me. Trave: pity and tlie Ameriran extraordinary record. The* Lawrence six Hastings players who did not re- barte ot Mr. and Ell Lindsey ceite places on cither team* gave such Meeting was called to Order by th? -Legion !*•>: * Bowen-ftoiliday No. 135 . j. Bauer Post of the American Legion are bavking you ... and wish j you .1 the — beat. arp sjumrors of the organization. good accounts of themselves during pr<s.. Lee Nottingham. i of luck, a wc know’you ure a good. .. .. ------ .—■-«»•—Singing- "America the Beautiful." Troop 72 sponsored by the p T. A. of ! clean sport with tlie best id ability and the 1« ward school will be under the, Repeating ot thc Lord's Prayer. able mention. Edmund Howard, re­ ; character behind >ou. leadership of Fred Ballance Scoutmax- ’ ceived recognition for his writ at-end; Singing. "Love’s Old Sweet Song.' ptnrman rvnrer »..« aeixu Report »> of special aww meeting-read and,i Knowing that 1[can recommend you ter fnf tin* next year. Thi* step will Norman Keller and John Hewitt •«-; fecciyrd honbrablL mention ns guard.* approv-xi and the secretary's. rej»rt! to my friend*'in Hastings. > remmn, permit Harvey Burgess to become Cub­ master for a, new cub Pack which is Frederick Bishop, Bishop.' Hastings' "vestvest- of of the last regular regulai meeting was read by A Reltzie fun and friend. being formed. Mr. Burgess will also pocket-1 center received honorable Dorothy Ford and was approved- Mo-; Route 5. act as assistant.to Mr. Ballance. Not mention; Wayne Snyder, halfback, and non made that secretary be nominated I . Traverse City. Mich. all of the present Scouu have taken Russell Zcrbcl. fullback, also were Motion carried. Pearle Bagley was recognized for outstanding-Work during elected secretary. 8:30 waa the time care of their regUlrati-m and slioukf the scae-’n. appointed to pill evening meetings t* ' plan to do so at once to that they will :<be dropped Nov. 30 Please give the ' Herewith 1» a complete lljl ol the order. Littie Seven honor roll. The President appointed Herbert fee and information to thc Scoutma*ler or bring ft to the Scout Headquar­ First Team. Morehouse. Lottie Lindley and John;, ters. -enir troop committee for this Left End—Gumpp. East Lansing. Klllick to arrange program committer • • year L* Hov Johnson chairman; Left Tackle— Mehert. Eart Lansing ' for the ensuing yqar. Dorothy Ford George Sheffield and Ciwrles Hinman. Left Guard—Oeorae Townsend. Ha- and Nettie Keyes were appointed on : Ilnars committee t >r “Topics of Interest " i (Continued frpsn page.nno Troop 73 has also completed, a 100' Center-McKlbbin Eart Lanrinif. Mr. and Mrs Clare Blackman and ( , rwriitra’.mn fur this year, with 16 riiemnld him .in lux' li\i.< Tlie troop i* .sponsored by the Right Guard-Giliom. East East Lansing. Lansing. MrMr. and and Mrs Mrs Richard Richard Pettljohn Petujohn ex-pargesl tclesc Fur Lansing, i .anting tended-an Invitation invitation for usTu us no met:. scientific inu-----------Right Tackle—Malisky, Eart Mttlmdi’t church with the following _ .. .. ----------Wllh tjje:n at Fletcher hail in PlainMr..Fiwher. is a noted vioiinlu. '*l commune and ,.woutlcndm: William well for a day meeting qn Saturday. ।lud Larned that Dr. Em-'l 'in. ‘ I*1" J. Fi. Id chairman. Hugh Riley. Dr. Guy ■Quarter Back—Yeo. East Lanung. , - of the trip to Panama' In- became-... Left Half—Karme.i. Hartings ' Dec. 10 Adi iber: Cortright and T. S. . ............. No further business, th” mcetln- was rlitlire-d In vtr.jtn mu-tc In the coun­ Rtcht Half—Frazier, Eaton Rapids. Russell Cleveland Scoutma«ter turned over to Mrs. Mary Mullendore. quaifited with invi*" ---------------— Dr. Einstein ------ ------and ... . ma and B. M McPhurtin assistant. "Die chairman of Hie projrram c.-'nnn." . t ,:L ' '.ir. : ! 1 7 him to play. thc_ violin an:L 1- ad !!•.-• Ttfxjp u putting over a very ambitious. Second Team. . . -• Kjn o, mprt{ tJ3(jSC training and Reading. “ Give Thanks for What?'!archoxtiw an some one of the putlje Left End—Kruger. Hcwoii. Pearl Brown. ' Cnvsion? on thc trip to San Pedro. Mr. UP. Tackle- Lett? Eaton Rapids. • Reading. "Leol wr Forgcl." Dorothy t Einstein >n.-.entod. ” was in attendance. Monday Left OnarU—Palm. F-vt.Lansing. Ford. . " . . Fischer th t: the elm and helped. the boys in CcnUr -BuEiiom, Hnw. ll, . News items In'regard t? war debts his two hieh'wn: a violinviolins nx>rk. A number of embryo] Right Guard—Clark. East I-anslng. bv Walt'r Brown., citing . the foreign,by a tomoiia . n maker, Ri-h: Tackit-Raid: Hosuivts war debtartd a remedy". In case they other being made Qv a Kahimaroo •. nthumstic over this branch of acotttWight End—Jenkins. EjM Lansing. won’t .pay they can't be forced iuM it named Smith, i Mr. Fhriv.-r raid il inir Any boy of.xccmt age wbhlnajfi Quarter Back—Boyes. Hastings, would be best to settle-peaceably. He-a great ratlsfclctwn to him that, t ri-oy the game of scouting and who Is Uft Half -Pearsall. East Lansing. also spake on the all-important que>trying ‘ both wiolin*. Mr Ein.-,tin not connected with any other gron\U Right Half- MeherL EaSt Landng. Hon of beer nnd thc propped revenues.............. • American . ■ H. cordially urged, to visit troop meet inksthc made. Full Buck- -Kr.ker. Eau Lansing. . to be gained. He proved that there is ventogu in thb- Methxhst Honorable Mention. nothing to be gained and much to be;i ragtime.- but rvhd<I a noted lendly Rooms at 7 00 P. M, Ends—H sward. Hasilnjs; Munscll. l?st. Mr. Brawn lias an enviable;: c?mpi:itJon. After that he was JI Hastings T. S. K. Reft! Howell . ability nt remembering (acts and ’flg- to play another.. He had agre er wUl. be. gtwris of Mr. Ray O’.imrt'—Keller and Hewitt. 'Has­’ ures. ileqd for t.wn ijumbers. mid hat the Strand Theater as his tings; Barnum. Charlotte Merrill Sibbcrs-n favored n* wity I>and for themr the fine reregUtratton. The CenUBiAht’p. Hastings. two ■ plea-’ing solns rln An Old Fash­ be announced later Mr Quarter Baek—Paige, Eaton Rapids ioned Town.” and teylvia " ' number? and mat Half Back-v-Snyder, Ha-tlngs; SumMrs. Lottie LindAy told us.in an with n e n»;tUrabJi Barry county reregistering mcr>. Grand Led e Interesting puix-r, prepared by hencif. famous »c>ntl‘.t held fuiacr. n <re of thc old membership .Full Baeks—Zerbcl. Ha-tmjv. Mc- How the wet vote will affect its now All members if Troop* M ixiwilng. 60, i. n! H I und In the future'’ .She made us uidi if Id. 74. 75 and Cub Pack No 9 1 there had bren more* Mr>. Lindseys In ;n« should plan to have their LOCAL CAGERS TO CPEN Michtoan cn November 3th. •rd ion m :T onrr mj as to obtain SEASON HERE SATURDAY Muriel Linthcy favored. us with fine reward for December regattapiano solo. , • . ----------- Three Make First Team—Two MtlMW. CrMten. lu-a.irt Iron. Ho».r. M Smith, Thcmas. Towiuend;Tboma*. who lived in n^un> for On Second Squad—Six Rc- Smelker. and Altoft. many y< ur... He thc '■orr of Mr imp ‘ ceive Mention For Abi’ity The schedule for the 1932-33 Fca.-»>n TOLD OF MEETING FAMOUS SCIENTIST Local Team To Meet St. Philip's to the community ~ Thi« was followed Of Buttle Creek—New Rules by brief-discussion. I>y n?"7nlMt's. The prr.tidcnl clo-td the mdci’rfa h To Speed Up Play • singing. "God Be With You Tilt Wi Hastings High basketeers will swing Meel Again." mid repeating the Watch into action at the. gymnasium here word—Pearle Bacley. Sees Saturday evening against St. Philipp of Battle Creek. Tlie game is .vehed- . IRVING. ■Tlsc^Udk.V Aid SpcL. their Christmas jouty mid grab tm-: a are bright. Forty-five candidates In­ Hie home cf Mrs. Lev Blackford Fr. cluding a number ot vet gratis -have day. December 2..Everybody is invited been reporting regularly for .practice. There Will be a charge of fiv 'Twenty-four of these have been select­ ed for fir*v and reserve team squads Mr. and Mrs. Philip while the balance will go -to form a bought thc hoiw of the WlUti second team. Coach HawthaHit_-L.i' tute kir.iwn as the Benton hstUM* mid also <jrgai)l.td a freshman team which wilf move in’ tl-.e spring. will be given a chance to scrimmage against visiting reserve team*. • , • 'Boid nt1 had upon th Regular:• of lajd year who afe back-Thanksgiving guests of Mr. atM Mr* in unitom: Main Include Snyder und >Xed Pierce of Bellevue. Haring descrilx-d hw trip entcrtalnRaid:. gu^rd,*; Adair, rentes; Mrs. Lillian Sowerby uas home from ’ mentioned thc ia>t Howard arid Lechlcltacr. for ' ‘ Chicago ' -tor — . . ThankjgSvlng. . William McCann was home from Townsend and S. C for Tiimikagiving’. bringing Smelki rd to friend from Arkansa: than evci onds and TO WHOM THIS AD MAY CONCERN Building Memorials No Investment i» more worthy titan a family memorial. It commemorate* the family name for all lime. So many evade this obligation or duty, not purposely, with the revolt that many a loved one has an UNMARKED GRAVE. Neglected and forgotten. . It may be yon are planning the erertion of a monument or marker thi* spring. By making your selection and placing an order now, you will save considerable money as we are offering a SPECIAL DISCOUNT on all orders. Hastings Monument Works Ironside Bros., Props.' Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2497 PROTECTION You’ll Be Safer with Tire*tone Dont take chancea this winter 3 DAY SPECIAL .1 Fluah differential 1 Flnali rrankrnBe (Winter grade) 7 I>ruln and Hindi mill- ■1 Refill tran*mi»»iun with winter lubricant Regular Taco $3.05 $ Firestone Tire*. Only Fireatono have the exclusive,' patented feature* of Gum-Dipping und Two Extra GumDipfM.nl (lord PHca Under the Tread. 1= SIZE Ca*l> Price Each Caah Prlca Par Pair $4*15 4*49 4«57 5.17 $7*9$ 8.7® ®*94 10.24 4.40-21....... 4.50-20 .................. 4.50-21—.......... . 4.75*19 Olhrr Sltn ANDRUS SERVICE PHONE 2240 COURT AND JEFFERSON STS. HASTINGS THE [> TAX QUESTION ting ot the special executive of the Barry county district Nov. 21. plans wen-; an ot tlie financial year. Barry county u Do you want LESS TAX on your pocketbook for bouse lyating 0 qti >ta. a.-' a much ouid' bf nec&Buy to on Ssouitng without r the W K Kellogg the Buttle Creek Area There are at present and Cub* receiving the Ung .so that our charr.»rk in this line Is exPer Capita -Col. Sugfind help in advancing the mid W thankfully mid gra- LESS TAX on your home for cleaning—and keeping it. clean.......... LESS TAX oh your strength for furnace tending Fridav cvi tnnE. December 2. Scouts >tin«n will attend a LESS TAX on your good ' nature by seeing less money vasted in ashes? Then y tor the orgunlra: the Community VOTE FOR CONSUMERS O COKE Mr. and Mrs Harry Kauffman and Joe Jacfcson of ClSrksvi’ie accomUM Satiinfay. Mb; June Novbkcy of Freeport ilted M v Marguerite Scggr'Sunday. Jcsle Rou.’li and son Donald ant! Union city apent Mr- Moma Vanderllp of'Lyons visited Saturday. n d u y at Bert. Art Richardson and family Thursday. Herman Retisch $ nd wife of Freeport Fancher’s Mr. and Mr Warrt;n Cairns of Dos­ VHi’.ecl Claud Fighter and wife Thurs­ ter and Mr and Mrs. Heber Foster of day evening. WflUrd Hreehelren and wife enter­ Barryvilli: «p r.t .Thursday at SutnUil tained with a Thanksgiving dinner for n R >— und Miss Louella Row of Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Kick and Ed. Haney. Mrs. Bustance of Freeport and mgs spent Sunday with Mr. and Carl Breciwken and family. W. Blake. Mr and Mrs. Guy Nash and sons Six cak*'« of the familiar hausehold rf Carlton Center spent Thursday eve­ ning at Art Richard's. Master ton span of the RUmuii River bridge In Willard who Is a student at the school California. When the bridge was for thc blind at Lansing has been lowered with Jacks to within six inches promoted tn second grade. of its proper placement it wjw dis­ Clayton and Don Allcrdmg. Richard covered that insufficient clearance,pro­ Scltocnborn and Harold Rairlgh of hibited further use of the Jocks. A Lansing returned luxno Monday from 'local ice company furnished the cakes, a hunting trip with twi deer to the which were distributed evenly under credit of the party. ■ thc load. Twenty-four hours were re­ Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Oreille of Wood­ quired for the ice t> melt sufficiently land are visiting at the home of their to lower the span six laches. » .son Verdan Covllle and wife. ' on smooth, worn tires. At today'll low prides you can’t afloril to be without EQUIP YOUR CAR NOW Tir«*ton« StNUNCL TYPE FORD —CHEVROLET —ESSEX (Other Can Proportlonofgjy Low) * ’ add Leaders of Barry county urged to plan tar the IX-cembeY ; >f Honor to be held Wednesday ing theiCIst This will be the last rtunlty for udvanccmefit this year are urged to make special ef‘pvcially those for second nnd ul< promotion* - Examinations ; Ix-v-.n promptly nt 7:15 P. M "i the Christmas Toy Colr<-p.’ir work. H^lp your r it., territory and make iiristmas season for sonv chenuM has found datid<-h;it: contains a The eusli>m of crrcllni a memorial fur a deceased loved ' one has been e*tabll4ird since time immemorial. COLD WEATHER baturdiy. GIVES SATISFACTION IN ALL TYPES OF FURNACES For Belter Heat, Cleaner Home,.Lea* Work 6 ORDER FROM YOUR DEALER OR PHONE QQ ET ZftJvO Consumers Power Company �TUB HARTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. NOVFMBF.n 30. I»rt Social Events and Personal Mention Mr. and Mrs Rutherford Bryant and nci FRATpC Tf) ATTFND l| two daughters of Battle creek were DCLLUR I Ci lUAIItNU guests of Mr apd Mr.- H 8 Rdcha CONFERENCE DEC. 3-4 Tuesday . I Give Useful Christmas Gifts uSi®» Sad Auxiliary Plan Por Joint Parties—Membership । Drive Is On ; iJTw'*.Sk her Mrs. .-------•»»-• granrifnother. ............ . -jimnl Mr* W H. Olney is In Grand Rap- Mr.-Jone* came for Hm. - ids this week. ' Jonr* retarned with him MituntiMP Gu* George Bradley of Lansing vutted ; Richard Oroos returned on Saturday arc guest G< Mr. and s from a btisineu Uip In thf east Mr ambwra. Cha John Young of.Witmlock spent Sun­ Rev. J. A. McNulty wa* in Detroit tnined js.U'rtr mu -1.on Tucaday attending a church meet* day with Mr. and Mrs Fred Y.mnij. Miss Mildred Ff!uid-«n v.a* Intne Mrs Haywood' SkinniT of Waupun,, ">B "sr mother Mi frmn Mount -Plea-ant llu- lutt of thc brother and R«i»»r Mr. and Mrs. W 8 Wills are'spend­ Wk., i* thr guiat of Dr. and Mr* C P : Chicago. Ind. ‘ Lathrop ing a few week*-In Ithaca with Mr. and.; Mn. Effie Vroon Mr and Mrs Harry Sykes of Toledo Mr.- Arthur Will* Mr. atnl Mrs. John Ironside arid »on> ■ , Mn- Emmy Wood c.titir Friday far a few day*’ .stay with Mrs. John McElwain of Lansing was trunks the Thanksgiving g<w*t of Mr und anU Mr.-. C. Oir and Mis* Gertrude- Bentley snent l»t Mrs J. E. McElwain. Mite Arik’S Brni'll ot Blodgett ' ------------------------------------. -h<»Sunday with Mr*. R-- M. Lauxcaiau in Mr and Mi Krtwln ptnilh were I'ital. Gtdnd' Rapids. w;u- iu.tw oyer Hojiklith. und Mr aia Battle Creek’ Sunday gm- i ■■ of Mr. and Mrs. charie*. the w> rk, « ud. Mis* Juiinet Mlcfim-I went to Ann Wolfe of’Katnmazm ' M>’ and Mra Freeman Purtow enter-1 Hurth r My-1* and IA-.di.’ Cook wre tamed' mtests from Grand HapliL, vrUIMH. MADQlkn hmm- from Ann Arbor th.- last 4 thc 'HlankMrtung day . TUUNU MAntlltU . Mrs. Cora Jaguette nf Battle Creek. w.ek returnint bn Sunday. .'-Mr and Mi- Edwin Shnltrf. and PEOPLE ORGANIZE^ •ent thc w«ek erm virtunit Air. and Mr and Mrs Loy-Royer ami roti of Howard Bhil’-n visited rvtativci .near • Mrs Hay Nyc ami family. Battle Creek spent Thanksgiving -with Pwttand-.Sunday ■ Mr. and Mr* Gary pr<*->k : Mis* ^Juabeth H«»»s ot Flint t» vi.it-, Harold J.'Foster Eleoud Presi­ Mr. and Mr- ArchH- McDonald tn’ *“*......... . n~" ’ ” dent At Meeting On Fri­ • week returtum: < n Suiwiaj-. terta'ined Mr. and Mrs. Daly ol Detroit H’Kr., 219 E Hlair St day Evening Mr.-, John Fetter <’f 8* Mr and Mrs. D A. VunBiu-kirk spent from Wcdinsday till Saturday Hr yiaina tnarr.« J r- .pk- <j the Mr und Mrs. C W Clark-.- wire the Thanksgiving vacation will! he: Ironrtdr tla- last of tin- w<rk gijcsfr of Mite Kathry n Cliuke uf family at LaMmlle. 111. Miss Laura Bailey spent the week Grand Rapid । over Thanksgiving . end vuillng her grandparents. Mr and in. and Mrs. Frank Carruthx-ra :|M'nt Michigan State Nihm.il. spent ThankMr-. John Ackett. ot Nashville. lhanlugfvtng and thr week end in D - giving with her parents . ... .. .. ... , trolt with M Beatrlre Ca.T.ttar- Mr and Mrs Geo. Welfare and fam-1 .' gurr.tj-. <4 Mr and Vr- CliHord .Jir..a. I jjr Bh{j n„--,y jrox ai¥j Uj K(M*nl TtMtiksgnuig day with n*ta- Re of Lamina laniMnu ov .t Thankfettunc ThatikHtivini: Dav D*r, ,4 over Juim •p|lu..x-,nviI|g gu.-*tv 4 M- Uver. at Can itau lake Mr, and Mis 11. J. M.’Cnviy ’wvrc and Mr* Bm Hownum in Rutland Mr at»d Mi, RtmtII Kann.r *|rnl by Thank gi’ tnx D.-y riw ! . ot Mr and Mr ana Mn Gull Lykins and twin Thank-giving with Mr and Mr* Guy e *otu of Nashville were cu» d* ot Dr. K mini r ne-«r Woodland t. • Mr. and Mr- W Stu-rnun Ftewler on IlmnkMireing day Mr ig-wJ Mr* Frank tx:tn.r <4 Kata- V.D. U Christian 'i’imnk’-mving Dr and Mr- D i» Walton and max <» .|»tit Th.mk-i: ‘ng x*”!i Mt family w*rr rue*t< ot l* r parent*. Mr utul Mra tkory Sudtru-r Tn mid M>- G«i4ge K l»oit< r of Mdllikrn Mr q-.d i<r- John M-.l...! a’.-• for ThnnksgivrtUt Ttajnk citing dinner with tnru <<:• MMr*. C I* 11x- ma. and Mi - Elcan'.r and family in* Ch>v« rdabIm and Mr*. ftolfi-rt Mills tor Thank.' giv- lie .max of tktr.lt were gte «t* of Mi Mr and Mr Arkifh Hall cf Fi<* • Fu and Mr* <». I: Goofivrar the tatter. po:t w< ;e -Saturday ex, tun-: u m.i* a: <-t| »Un. Ir part ot Martin Mf and Mta. Earl Scltloh <d Middleuday t-.i; ville -.. re Sunday evening gu« jts <si . r-.vrr- Mr- and M;>. P-iul.*Brymit OeotVe OiHexpie has returned to hit work ci Charleston. W. Va Mr.. and Mrs.' L. V. Bctemer ipant Thunduy in. Buttle Creek. Neville Wood was iwme from Dear- Lorraine Isenhath was home from tdety*’ and •nd Sunday by t Ib-crr*. Albert Atut'l'u htdru. This 'is unotjicr year when useful Christmas gifts will be appreciated. by men—and boys ns well. Here are a fe£ suggestions: Uy night. Mr and Ml.. Wm H Olney p*mY I|mnk*<i»m« with Mr. and Mr*. C W Mr.. C. W. t;raw(oid' ami Rufuidgtr und family of KaLmt^zoo Mi • Rachel Fib of Benton Hart • returned from Clilcag >.-Mi* si-JUsd from Friday tiU Tuc.-day with Zona, anti Mr "• 2ii t O'Hair, retiimhig with Uiem. iioum • p.;Urn ,lxI1| Thank.;Vy and Mc'.« K .. ui'i ha’.i- gone to Wa;ihuigl<»>. D. C. t • b t:r«n Willi Mi. imti Mrs. Waite; daughter ate Tiiaiik*xivinu dinner with rciidy fur the opcmiw: of Congrt1 ’ fTan.k at' their duughter’ft. Mrs, Mr. end Mr* Herman Leavitt uf Cedar 'Mr.' Lydia Stahl add ion Wnttr.- o Mun-..:r.- m i- 'Wlcrv.iie,. Hichhdid and Thomas Welb, o Buxl Chit-•!. llhrokl Cionl:. c;htirl<“ Plnlnwcll, wire ') hjnkssivinR •.•n . t-, «i Graham and .cilmn • FHigh lon c.nm -n>> Sckr’ol. -Mr. and Mr- Ed Mt Pharlin and fain home M.-mlay from' u hunting trip Timnl. .givin iiy ■ . Mr. and M<» Wm Schulz < : i .t .. i Wulcalkd Ra|ud< i.nd Mr and Mr- V Mr; i end K. Col'nwti. e<< r. today io Kalamazoo Ml’ Mat ion Hod i. ...»i <>( Cl.arlt Mphine Carvytl >m.- m .MMr. to, cahl <>( Mr. and Mr Tiie *1 luinkMtivin'4* ku nf Mr’. •ry hk yeruiky uere.M. Mr. and -Mrn. S un Holin* Fran !.. Rltcht- of Now A WONDERFUL MIXMASTER Unsurpassed in Material,. . . Style . Design and Timekeeping Quality . a real standard in modern watch manufacturing BESSMER the JEWELER GARTERS LEATHER JACKETS SWEATERS BLAZERS SHIRTS SHIRTS & SHORTS GLOVES LUGGAGE BELTS SPATS HANDKERCHIEFS BILLFOLDS T. S. Baird HASTINGS V fl fflljristmas (Barba i.rtVOH S « PRINTED FREE/ Prices range from 1c up With each purchase of Christmas Cards amounting* to §2.50 or more we will print your name on them free of charged ,. it Ritchie ol Cliu.'h 1 t*i>: ot tlv week with ajiie. and family >nd returned recently ng trip bringing home a1 during tl and guests on parents. Mr. Mr. and children <>(• there. claw will of Mr.-; Ftoy Beeh- of Brush Ridce was -a Thank>Kfvine of hit niece. Jun Wilcox /ind family , u.rl Ed Mv.r» and Mr. und Victor ’Mu ra and baby of Ionia t u* {hr Whyne Smith home Sun-’ l-rrntx n to a.*r Mrs. Sarah Erwuy. Him r.l ITEM)I M Edwin rimley and Mr Dr.le Mm;-h.ill and baby ilk-arm; guo-te (if Mr. and Thankx^ivnjg with' Hammond and Mri Mis. Edwm W Edmund* dqn, Thn-e Him r* and Sturgr- on url-lP.»i>‘ and Mr. apd- Mts. G’.i;:-liy with Lire work, and uttcndt.d an executi..’ iHev -iwi Mn- Mauncc Ongsby. I tvd Chruty und chil-: of Mt. aiid klfs J. W-AVoire jineethig at NUc> also. _ '■ nk>gn;m with Mr .md Tluirik<sivimf vrat.irs at the Ray Nyelmt Thanksgivinz Harold ’Im- vMi.-and Mr C W. Nj.-ISlxa* and Mr. ui . .wul i• ifi Harold of Olii'el, Mr. and Mn. 1 Grand Rapid-.. Lawrence W< Ih O, Fa-d of Charlotte. Mr. ami Mi--[Holland und Mr. and Mr Wei ;J<ihn Ackett ni NashviUe. Mr# C 1.1 [ Wolf<• and ianuly <»! Battle CZrcrk . i ThaitiUfttVltig guests ol Mr. amt X! Jaquctte ul Battle Cr/tk und Mr. ati’i' afid da; .iCvi? Newton wen? Mr. and Mr -. Fi ,Mra Howard Harnngt-n o! IX It on . ThankMttxinc dinner gutMa at thr ; Mahopey and imhi Jack mikI Mu-. M;Ii (» W Kheni-jd iu>me were Mr and -uml Newton ot Kalutnu. x> and M> I Mn A N Sheffield, Vechon June, and and Mi- Earl Paton tpd tamil ol Barbura of BntU**-Ogek und Mr Dra-! Charlotte, thntirr «-i erxe-i.! i nitu • .spendBradley « ! Augusta Mr Bradley. (i.eu. before POWER COMPANY' mend a undent ut Battle Creek school of, Mr- Donald Van Zit«- ata! otn •B.*Une.x came home with Winston and'Philip and John, cl Delton t.^m-t PHONE 2305 r <-H club will' meet spent a couple of days ol hl» vacation!<>f Mr und Mr> John Goodyear oxer mniee, Fla. mteytainn MGrace Hue i here. ’ iktsixln;; dtnnra It a Hr Thanksgiving und the we* in.f c th».r> first b’s.( bride and Vfr und . E PhllljW who is a hv hnmn at I: iu«tr were Mr M. wa . recently honored Sireetlund firm: New York elected president dl In. clxs mid Mi-. Frank Ickr-b ol K>:■■ Thitnks^ivinj with Mr. anti Mr* ______________________ ________ ence DePJanu ol Grand Rapid: .MAKING NICE RECOVERY. jor Giudeun Banir-< ol Aberdeen. M.i ! 7 xi’tendun Wednesday. ■' who wes in Detroit on bUMni -.- .-in -' Hurting* friend* cl Di Winifred E. Come and bring your ' prised his people on Thanksgiving, re- ' know that Mi. is making a nice rcir.atning Thursday und Friday* Wilbttro ttceeri M Bat’covary from an operation icrfornud Donald D Smith und M:. x-\ G:rlianuiUf anil Mr and ■t M at tl.C h ;-.t >1 |n < . •■ • trudc dhd-Margaret smith <if Detrc.t ttuti aim the Chicago College 'it O»tcwere here the last ol thc week as iruct; eputh'. t< \ and Mn, Fred King and lamTlx last report from lur ot Mr and Mrs J '1. Lutnbird ana nt Miday a l* -• Oc*»m aitl: oilier relatives. They uturn'd on mot hrr. Mrs. Geu.-ge NEW LOW PRICES—A ladies’ Sunday, accompanied by Mr-. Sm..: 15 JEWEL WRIST WATCH with iand daughter Suite who liad been 1:< • Mr and Mia. Onur U> ! for tad tfrt-kj;. ■ metaL bracelet for An ingenious Ur button'not . .inad by Mr. and Mr?- J ! Mrs Mnnndu Buron cf Nortli Irving -Ohly i<nc. it* ni^liul purpu <•. but by*, ।entertained at her home on Thanks­ Crawford renntyt thrr> mean* ol -m adyu^tanie point ku-fps the giving day tlie following. Mr mid kjrs huntuu every day find necktie in Its correct position! Fig I Clement Steson anti two children ol >hoa* ii ai> ir u placed tihough the* "When1 yon may Buy with Confidence" iKalamaznp. Mrs Baker <if White Pigneekbjnd and collar Fig. 2 showh howj iecn. Irving stuum und Mi.-- Mur>>t|g * Established in 1883 ithi stwnx uitii tin- pomt i* bent Fig.’ it Ru-a | Bright of Detroit. Andrew Houhutler _ ------------------_,_-ntjjr Utfcd 3 shows the device >iu-<x*.sirlly en­ land Misj, Ida PahiuiUcr of ILuxUngs. bun on American jazz. larged; in uue. . GRUEN WATCHES PAJAMAS SOX Clothing for Men und Boys 'tutor, and Mrs Root. Dr. John Ro iifturiH’d ’Aif.it'nl,d Mis John Root und Mr. Bollock for th.- remain- '»«c riiankagiving gue»ta of Dr «nt 11. I.' 1 ibl.‘t । Mr -u.d Mrs Lewis Williams. Mr. and M-- Churl.-.- Fatil and Ml-. Lmx >AngvU of Ha. t,mn: and Jack. Sparks > । Detroit <n Wed u house party at Gull । lake over Hu- week end. Mr. und Mi). Ralph Marble of Kulama.-Mi ai.d Mi and Mr* Warren Myer* nnd end with their parent* Mr und Mr.- b‘■ n and spent ; which Mr. :ufd Dan Matble. mid family Mra. O. H Cleveland returned un pat;-Sutalu) t»# her I’omr tn Cblumbua.. >i*un> Ohio, after I luting her mother. -Mir life ' andiNr,u< ‘" Hyde. . '* ’ Her brotiur. Paul Hyde pte.v Sehatipocr «.('a<vemi»ani»d lur t" Bgttle Creek Rapid* <4i Fr.NitlH- Wdkins and Mu-* Iz-nna the Civic Plays Wells <4 Detroit, who had been qandut thc IJttle Tin atcr 1,lit Thankaglving in KAlamazro with i.itli <4 Nib Ml - '>•’ tell, r * jMienr- *■ ’ nn Friday. Ml* and w-.iiti-i Hi-ath <f Albion iand Mi-. Charlc;- FauJ and Marietta ’ .-•i.-ni the tatter part of th-.- week with . Tuci-day with Mr and Mr' tieir |Xirei;:.--. Mr and Mr... Geo. H , Donald McQuartic of near DeR ui. jn Heath. • -honor ol Mr. McQuarric'-* birthday. ' ’ Hurry Wood und Fr,.nk Annubb-i Mr. and Mr* E c. Edmond* und Mr.' w-tt- ;i} li.if.h- creek Saturday hiking land Mrs. W. i'. Gnpby wrn- in Dtno.: CONSUMERS BATHROBES Af.r : o! M:. iSunday gdtsta <4 Mr. and Mr.* is; Ul . ;-i» id tli<’ latter part >■! tinWith Ills parent’-. Mr. and Mrs. . 1’urki i '. Mr?. Beatrice Mat*Dmigntl Thanksgiving with tta’ latter* parent*. ul L.m.dni: «an uho a guest >-n Salur- .Mr and Mr* A T. Eash und family Pct'- Bachelor *u» uLmi a guest at the , .Mr and Mr*. V/nt Bollock and bab.’ Ming home Non Radio Interfering and CAPS Prices are lower than ever before—and gifts of enduring quality will c<M very little.- Choose from c<>miV<‘te stocks. You are welcome to “look around” at Baird’s. • ; Thursday and Friday •ter Schram. HATS TIES Our line of Christmas Greetings is the finest we have ever offered and'the prices are remarkably low. But you do not have to have your name printed, or to buy i.n quantities. You can purchase one or more cards, and in any variety you desire. Make Your Selections NOW While Our Line is Complete HASTINGS PRINTING CO. TELEPHONE 2’50 - 2’7 WEST ST ATE STREET Don’t Wait till the last few days . . NOW .. /is the time to ORDER BOOKS Anyone wishing books as gifts, for Christmas should place their order with ns Now ANY KlNT)-<-Just step-in and give us the name of the hook you wish. It makes, no difference what kind, type Dr quantity. We will only he too glad to get theniTor^you. PROMPT SERVICE—There will be no de­ lay of any kind In your order. Simple. Just place your order with us and your book will be mailed promptly. - WHITMAN’S CANDY Our new supply of Whitman’s Candy has arrived. Place your order now. LyBARKER’S "Where Immediate Attention and Courtesy are ihuun iu all " Phone 2115 Hastings, Michigan We Deliver �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WTONf-ADAV, NOVEMBER 30, 1612 facie ktciht NASHVILLE. ' g-"-—. .1. WANTS GUARANTEED SET of TEETH CARDS OF THANKS -------- - . THE CHURCHES -------- 1 ------ ‘ । ■ ' .. 'spent Thanksgiving with the. latter's ----------parents. Mr. and Mrs Faust at. Ver-' ‘non,vU1«- FIRST UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH. . . ...... • . । • EXTRACTIONS 50C t, . DR. O.L. BROOKS k i Fonseily t»sd i-f Buret JictyltJi DMUl Clu.1.-, Dt’.-vit ■ ", • WESLEYAN methodist CHURCH GEORGE M. NEWTON BPECTACLEa FITTCD. BKOItKN LENSES filteLA CLOCK, JEWE1.BT, I CASH FOB OLP EFFAtECO. First Class Laundry Cash! Folks, it looks as if better times are here. Gerald Olmstead, who is attending' Fcrrb Institute at Big Rapid* eafne; tone-Witlnwdgy for hl* Thnnksgiv-1 lug vacation. Mrs Ottle Lykins is helping at the William Lundst rum home. The.entire family ha* scarlet fevet. „ ' . • Mr. and Mrs. Von W. Fumls* were at Ann Arbor Tuesday to we their daughter. Mb,* Pauline Purnls*.. j Mrs. Gail Lykin* and son* were nt Bailie Creek'Friday The community was shocked to hear a>t thc sudden death. Friday afternoon. ■ < Mn/Tharley Broun. Although Mrs. Brown suffered u stroke quite a few Egg prices are up and today it takes less than S6 worth of Lay Chow to get $31 worth of eggs monthly from every tOO around and spent Thanksgiving with I -one of tin- neighbora A nephew com-; Ing to the house Friday noon found her > I unrottK-loiis on the couch and passed' iiwuy shortly afterward. Site leaves her husband, three brothers. Lyle Wil- SATURDAY Hams, of Chicago. IX-ll William', of SATURDAY Woodland. Hurry Williams of Nash­ SPECIAL Ville und a niece, Mrs. LaDorc Itland.: SPECIAL of Laming. Funeral services were held Bunday afternoon ut the Methodist: i church. Rev. Francis officiating. Burial in Lakeview cemetery. Mrs. Vadr Johnson and grand; ‘daughter. Mary. spent Friday with Mr. and Mr* John Johnson at Battle' Creek. Dr. and Mrs. W 'A. Vance were COL. PURINA Tlianksglirng guests of Dr. and Mrs.­ . Alton Vance at Charlotte. ,; Mr. and Mrs. Gall Lykin* and sons’ •:>Jit Thanksgiving * Day with Dr. S.| M Fowler at the James home in-Has-j tings■ Mr. und Mrs. L. H. Cook were at' . Lansing Saturday « PHONE 2458 WEST STATE ST. HASTINGS , Mr. :ui;i Mr*/David’ Myers of Ham-] mond. rndiiu.a. w-. r<- week-end guests, of Ute latter's mother. Mrs Frank McDerty. , ■ • ■ : Mr and Mrs. Harry Williams and family, spent Thursday with her. imrent -. Mr. and Mr.,. Fred Van Orsdal.it Charlotte. •-— Charley DMIiauser and Ward Smith' Odd Fellows Hall, Thursday Evening, Dec. 1 ■••ent north Saturday nlghi'tor tlie last ■ few days of the hunting reason. Edwin C. Kraft. prominent business) Dearborn. man. and Mb frinu Uhl of* 7. ./:/:.. will feature the program with fart outdde boxer*. ■were married Tluinksgiving Day ut ; high noon al Ann Arbor. Rev. Alfred Wa-. performing the ceremony. They ■•■■nt,by Automobile to Canada to visit I'aivrlh A ^tebbln*' Drug Store. Mr. Kraft's- brother Several prt-1 nuptial eventv were given in Detroit: ifhd Churlo’.te for Mr*. Kratt. 100 lbs. COTTON SEED MEAL $1.23 H. S. SHELDON AMTEACT AND BEAL ESTATE OFFICE." BASTJNUS. MICH ' s25 By»i l. r. L<r.». Px»tor. Mr. and Mrs. UjfMck returned Sun- a a-. a>" m --.“uoSny ..i. ■-i. day from the north with a deer. Mr. >i • v m i-r ..iand M:' Menno Wenger. Monday, with phftrtie Beattie, and ' WOF.K (IVARAXTCED y Oar Ctntemst, Re-. Er H-.t.-.-l American Laundry 100 lbs. OYSTER SHELLS Wallace Feed and Seed Store . C»ll«.-r ter an! Detnvrri Phone a»so Hastings HASTINGS MARKETS BOXING MATCH 15 BOUTS OF AMATEUR BOXING! and Tamil: a«id»sc«: j rt-uruary i win mean the-, .. u-nrterrtiw of the carrier: Donald 1$22st*rijf‘na Townsend; iunuUliaki r. W.ddron They rdnie hire about five Walter ThAmm-.n Thompson. xt« Mp. >.«* and he curried mall on’• Mr. Mr and Mrs. Wai.rr Route l with I hr consolidating of the E S Thompson amt daughters. Viriroutes here and by the death of Lester ;!llniii and Martha, spent Friday in Webb In- was trans I erred. to Morgan. Battle Creek.. Nbw he and pi. family will move to' Max Coats, as a delegate from Coats j Grove, un i Paul Woodman, a deicgiilr Belding. ’ The Mail in tlie Greet) Shirt." Is the in.tn (he High V at Woodland, utteiultlie Older Boys' Conference u' next high j-clio.-l play’ to be given De- nd ! Muskegon on Friday, Saturday and cember 22 and 23. und rci»rt a fine time; Mfa. Gail Lykins was at Bellevue Sunday ' .,™» . m sung for thc .™r.. Twwjay and funeral „■ ofj.„Mr,"S1 ?"■ CHT/r.CH or THE NAZAR&NE. .,1 CMCUO wlueh »■»> "> -"“■awl'raw NOTICE Tp CnEDITOBH. /.U Mr. 'aU« ,.«) iumlly have moved tp Vermontville, i ' ■ Mrs. Henrirtta Dcifcr hn* gone to1 R .was rec< ntiy estimated Unit '■Charlotte for the winter • i 111 n--1 -rvr.s In the j>rovrd Iteld amount Tlte lire drpattii.cnt wa* called Sat-'V-WMJW.OOO barrel, equivalent to tirday npon to the hbtfse occupied. bv'3bout M*ars' Produ.-Uop m .Mr. and Mrs 1. H Cook where thi.1 United States, or two JAara' Demands for Service lion. METHODIFT El'tSCOPAL.CltUlICn. . P»r L t. Drwey. Fitter- Mr and Mr* Rnjmnnd Sellhorn and I it-1 ■»'. family. Mrs Mina Hilwe. Miss EmmaJ... ,h '' iHque ot East Lansing. Mr and MrsJ 1 Arnold Powell and family of Okemos.! . i ■ ■ Mr. and Mrs. Carl Huwe. Mr. and Mrs '/ • ' Clare Mr-Derby and daught*,r <-n-i Joyed a fantiiy dlnjier Tlranfateivlrig at ' i. .’. I the home i* Bertha AU. — ‘ 1 Mrs. .Shilton, mother । former Nanhville — ............. — resident -...........—awayj (l Friday Funeral services were held : : Sunday afternoon at the Evangelicaljll"' I church at lotud. |h ; Mr and Mr*. Amts Wenger attend-:.;. .. ti the funeral of the former* uncle qtl | Caledonia htuiduy afternoon. r'st. The Cluver Leaf Club enjoyed an all day quilting and j*»t lurk' dinner I iThursday nt the home ot 11* Thrun. : u Mr. and Mrs. A E Dull were at Kaiamazoo Friday. | At Mrs. E. V. Keyes is linvtng quit? a'1'™1’ time with neurtti* again. I Miss Edith Fleming is planning on- r'r staying with Mrs Amy HartwellHus! TRUSS WEARERS Welcome New Feature 'i-'-V. Then- FIRST FEJISIIYTBRIAN CHURCH. ■I CHURCH OF CHRIS?' COATS OEOVE GRANGE PROGRAMS You. too. will say you never thought your trun could be so conutertable and secure If you wouran Akron Mcchano-Form —vrttfi new excluaive feature '•delective Pressure Control." Ut us demonstrate to your satisfaction . Expert fitting service. The Prescription Drug Store n. A.LiBARKER, R,aP,. HASTINGS MLm Mai'gnrrt . Funds* of Detroit, ' *;;ent the week end at her home here. Bird Goodwin ha* been taken to the • hospital ut Ann Arbor for obw.-t ration' and medical care . Our Success Rev Conklin of the M E Hirelings I i’aruty gave u good sermon on Sunday , < renin,- at the Community aervfte. The|i ‘ Parish drehotra m.hiv'u.i gave A-*-v a number aiiuivc. of ui .. ■' WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME MOADwrr s, GltlH •Ambuluntt Senate lection* and a vocal ■ solo. "His Eye Rrurrntt ■"’ wa» Wn., given eiv.-,, by l,v nnn I* On On the Sparrow. one ‘ """ of tlie young men. f Hie Birthday meeting will be held 1 : thi.- week Thursday with Mrs, Kendall '-'Coau. The L. A. S. will serve a dinner next week for the Fam Bureau instead of the regfllar Aid meeting. : Mrs. H. A. Woodman and daugh­ ter*. Ruth and Marian, and Mary Jean Peculiar firm*. What 1 anderrtand." said the Smith, went to KalanfUoo on Satur-i "lA.’u-.i apprentice plumber to the nonunion day Miss Marian remained in Kala-' IX-J n-.r past week carpenter. • i-i the big taxi budget al­ mnzoo to spend a few weeks and Mary Rerartnber the. I , Jean wm) left at herborne in Prairie- i lowed walking delegates." evening. Drumber nth Mi*. : ville after her vUit of a number of invited to*attci.d' elalivc* near Ann Arbor. days in the Woodman home. I Some from here Manninir Donald and Evelyn Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Easley of Grand "What do you mean by saying you of Albert Hilton _ _ „ Rapids visited Sunday at E. S. Thomp- / expect a big kick' from tins poem?" Mr Hilton w,. a spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. "Well, didn't you say there were six «°n«- Martha Thompson returned with 'our netgnboriur.; Harold Springer.. . feet to a line?" <hem for a visit. here to Hasting* .„ . Mr< Mnry Bvile Jchncock and Elarh -- e Next Sunday evening the leader of । ■ Preaching service mid S s next Crump of OratigcvUte spent That>k*glvExperience is always for sale at the- tin- Community senice will be Kendall I ^Sunday. Plan .to attend both services. (ing with -L., D.- Woodman's. ' ‘regular pnee.------------------------------------ . jCoals; musician, Florence Dunnigan; MICHIGAN Ha* been achieved through caf*t ful business niana(rn/ent and •athfarlory dealing with policy­ holder*. ; .tws. Mr nd .Jack i - SEE US FOR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual . ' ,li FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY J. L MAUS & SON tcr*l R«ptr>*BiaUr*K Hsattais. Mick. Oun Thoi/cbts The happiness of our lives depends upon thc character of our thoughts— for others—plus action. CHARLES H. LEONARD f Distinctive Funcriil Service Also Ambulance Service �PART THE HASTINGS BANNER | Wednetday, Nov. 30,1932 ! potatoes could be planted to sunflow- : I era. or perlisps this newly discovered 1 j rubber plant, it not only would reduce | -lover production of beans and potatoes, )but would also yield farmers better, (prices for all commodities. ■ Mr. Nielsen was prompted to make jhis investigations and Mudles'of these] CHEMIST MAXIMO INVEST!. plants for the benefit of tlie bean and potato growers around Trufant. where 1 OATIONS WITH MICH. he lived when a young man. He found ; IOAN'S WEEDS tlie farmers have a lurd struggle, be­ cause of recent low prices, to meet their obligations and pay their taxes STUDY SUNFLOWER, MILK . He Is in u position where lie does not j WEED, UNKNOWN PLANT need to realize personal benefits from i :his discoveries but hopes they’ may re- i Seed Saved For Te»t« To suit in much good to the farmers of Na.i Snn.nn TT a ne Michigan, particularly in those large MAY CONTRIBUTE TO RUBBER SUPPLY; Made Next Section—u. B. De- areafl of thl> atalc. whlch „„ not partment To Cooperate adapted to grain, but which can pro- TnvMtlsatlona by Herman lunflowers or milkweeds, andplant pasInvratlgationsmade maaeby nenn nC du<* . b|y dtecovered Nielsen, a widely knqwn d»rmUt, the mU(fll Wghrr percentage of member of the American Awoclaiwa, rufaber than any other plant that has for the Advancement of Science, w man been found who has been giving the best years of his life to chemical research, seem to LABOR CAN BE USED indicate tliat Michigan may. hi the IN STATE FORESTS near future, contribute largely to tlie rubber supply of Hie United Blates and possibly make tins country entirely in- Healthy, Outdoor Work Can Be dependent of Brazil, equatorial Africa n, M _ WoIfov. T.Uta and the Malay Islands in thc produc-' Given Men On Welfare Lists tlon of that very essential element in j modern industry. It is well known that TbMnos Edison ... ,Mnr muehiliudr “ rremUon.l taunia 01 Mlthlpn .nd Hastings National Bank The Oldest Bank in Barry County CONSERVATIVE STRONG PROGRESSIVE He had demonstrated the jKMslbillty of | jMncjM can performed by men on producing crude rubber from various MlcMwn -elt.re u.u, .coordin, u> ........................... plants that grow naturally in this the forestry department at Michigan I country. But the difficulty shown in Slate college, which offers to furnish 1 his investigations was that the per- trained men to help plan ways of us­ cenlage of rubber In the plants he ing welfare labor profitably. ] ** studied was so small that the produc•me value of the resort trade to - ] tlon of crude rubber would Involve too Michigan is enormous, but the forestry ] | much expense. dei«rtmrnt points out that it is a part! | Mr. Nielsen has been carrying on In- ,time Income and that <he Improvement « vcstigatlons in Michigan— -Cbojieratln? (of the timber resources of the north- j with him have been Frederick V. Co- ■ era part of the state will aid an Indus- • j ' ville, botanist and L. O. PoUtemus, try which brought the original wealth < plant pathologist, both employees of and population to thc state. The re-'l] the United States Department of Ag- forestation of cutover lands will make, | ’rlculturc. the state more attractive to summer 11 Studies were made by these men. guests. , j< first with the sunflower. ThejT demon­ Communities In southern Michigan I strated to the satisfaction of the in- (can use men to make roadside plant- | vcstlgators that this plant has Indus­ ings. to thin farm timber lots, and to I* trial possibilities. Prof. Nielsen de­ make plantings on lands which are un- ' clares that another year's work with desirable for general farm crops. The | the milkweed. so common in our state, forestry department at tlie college will | is necessary before definite conclusion furnish men to survey woodlots und tch! can be drawn; but the preliminary mark trees which should be taken out I findings indicate the milkweed offers to Improve the stand. If the owner of । great commercial possibilities In the the woodlot will cooperate with welfare |. production of rubber. ,officers In permitting the cutting of ' Wlille Professor Nielsen was complet­ fuel on shares. I ing his field" studies with milkweed in A trained forester will be sent by the |! this state last fall, he made a chance department to any communities which J discovery' of a new native plant, un­ wish to undertake a plan to plant and I identified. which yielded as high ns beautify the roadsldcd In IU district/1 fourteen j>cr cent of crude rubber. This The forester will drawl plans and in-J plant was of the primrose type und was struct men how the saprk should be found growing near a lake dose to done. Untrained help can then be | First deposit $5.00, decreasing lOceach First deposit 2c, increasing 2c each Trufant. Michigan. A quantity of the used to complete thc work. 11 week, for 50 weeks, lest deposit 10c week, for 50 weeks, last deposit $1.00. teed has been -saved for tests which The Reconstruction Finance Corpor-, will be maejc next season. If Nielsen atlon lias mow funds which can be I Is successful in obtaining a crop from loaned to finance reforestation projects | the seed he gathered or can find the InformatIon concerning these funds; plant growing elsewhere in Michigan, can be obtained from the College for­ Deposit 10c each week, for 50 weeks. r-^First deposit 5c, increasing 5c each the government has signified its inten­ estry department. I tion, to send a field laboratory Into this week, for 50 weeks, last deposit $2.50. BLAKE SCHOOL NOTES. 1 Jt state late next summer or early next fall to make exhaustive tests. Mr. We enjoyed the Tlrnnksglvlng dinner I C Deposit 25c each week, for 50 weeks Nielsen declares that whatever the which we had Wednesday. Nor., 33. । plant is. it yields a higher percentage Everyone had plenty of pumpkin pie. ■ of crude rubber than any other weed Mr. Bojajian spoke to us this Mon- j | First deposit 10c, increasing 10c each yet discovered and has ralwd Hie hopes day morning on Armenia, Turkey and ] week, for 50 weeks, last deposit $5.00. cf federal investigators of finding in 1’ Russia and gave us demonstrations ot ■ peposit 50c each week, for 50 weeks. a commercial source for thc nation's their1 various customs, which. we liked 11 rubber stWb'- Mr. Nielsen declares very much. Hope he can come again, i that Uils plant ylehls three times more We all have our parts for Christmas and are beginning to practice for our ' I rubber gum than milkweed and many First deposit 50c, decreasing Ic each more times more than goldenrod—two program, which will. be held Saturday: | Deposit $1.0,0 each week, for 50 weeks. weeds with which the department of evening. December 24 Everybody wel-1. .week, for 50 weeks,'lfist“deposit 1c. j1 agriculture lias been working on for come. Tlie more the merrier. Dorothy Foote won the Turkey race. j some time. Tlie plant, or weed, grows in the shajic of a tree with branches, .in spelling this month. having numerous yellow blossoms about We want to thank all those In the ] Deposit $2.00 each week, for 50 weeks. one-lialf inch In diameter and a stem, ineighborhood who are helping us have i First deposit $1.00, decreasing 2c each lunches ut noon. also yellow, about one inch in length.. hot 1 week, for 50 weeks, last deposit 2c. We. hove some very good imaginary which matures into seed houses. The seed is very fine, thc stem of thc plant ianimals which were drawn in art.' but Deposit $2.50 each week, for 50 weeks. peels Its barlrln the fall. The whole isome of them arc like a crossword . plartt is crushed easily and produces, ।puzzle, difficult to find a symbol rep­ • large quantities of fluid when pressed, iresenting them. First deposit $2.50, decreasing 5c each Those who have not been absent or Thc fluid evaporates readily, leaving a residue which is waterproof gum. Ac- Itardy this month arc: Isabel Brown. week, for 50 weeks, last deposit 5c. ‘ Deposit $5.00 eKch week, for 50 weeks. and Dorothy Foote, Betty/ cording to Professor Nielsen the plant Doris 1 and Virginia Hayward, Bern-' should easily produce many tons to the Thomas, ' ard, Donna und Howard Wilcox. — I acre. The gum from this plant is said to 'TYacher. Miss Emma Gregg. Reporter. I be somewhat similar to that from 'Virginia Hayward. milkweed. There Is one difference— DELTON SCHOOL NOTES. half of the milkweed gum Is water­ Mr. and Mn. Fuhr went deer hunt-1 proof and the other half is soluble. ing Tuesday night; Mrs. Kroes taught | Gum from the new plant is not soluble, j in Mr. Fuhr's room apd Mrs. Groat Studies of thc milkweed so far made ' In Mrs. Fuhr's room. HIGIinANK. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ostroth ................. of near Indicate that it has usefulness in other taught ' lines aside from a source of rubber. . Thursday an0 Friday we did not | ] Mr. MCA n Mr- and Mrs. Mrs Byron nyron Guy Ou>' and «nd two -?“hY‘ne', ®nd. ^rl- WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN have *hool because of Thanksgiving. . IV1. C. A.ITFM^ 1 1 tIVIZS 1 Vint «rw»n-Thanksginng TS'inVitrknnffday dav with iv-itli the *hn OntTOth OfNjuhville and Rev. D. C. OsProf. Nielsen found liiat the fibrous Mrs Jolin Chamberlain has or­ family of Lansing were'' former's parents. Mr. and Mra. Will troth and ,am "w nt residue from crushing Hie stalks Thanksgiving guests at the home o! farmed a material from which he mode ganized a Glee Club of about 25 pupils Guy. near Nashville. The 30th Annual Slate Y. M. C. A. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams and Mrs. j a waterproof cord of great strength. They meet- every Monday night at the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawblitz and Sarah Ostroth: of Mr. and Mrs. Groat. Older Boys' conference at Muskegon He declares that ho spun from it a fish home Lyle Kinney called on Mr. and Mrs. Some of the children In the primary line which never blacklashed nor be­ room are going to take part In tlie closed Sunday afternoon and the Bany Floyd Kinney of Hastings Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Merle Hecker and sis­ county delegation of 23 arrived, home come tangled or water-soaked. He also evening. Lyle remained until Friday ter. Laura Francisco, and Misses Doro- ] • believed that a superior type of doth. program at the bazaar Wednesday safely, thanks to thc help of RevAL. L. evening with his parents and they thy and Ruth Cummings of Hastings Dewey. Herman Zerbel. Howard Frost. suitable for wear, could be produced night. called on Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawblitz Thc tenth grade held a class meeting J. D. Van Deventer of Nashville and spent Thanksgiving day with ills sisfrom the milkweed. He instate Hhat evening. iter.— Mr.;-------and Mrs. Rockhill in Has----— - Lyle ------------------------. .i Saturday the white silky fleece in the icedpod Wednesday night for the purpose of the Universal Oarage. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Adams and Mrs. Attendance was 927. a little less than ]t,nBS' certainly has commercial value. It is selecting a play which U to be given ; Sarah Ostroth called on Mrs. E. J. later. last .<ear. but the contest of the proHoward Burchett of Assyria called on softer Hum silk, wool or cotton and of near Woodbury Saturday for?The children in the primary room gram inorc than made up tor it. Tlie his sister. Mrs. Clare Marsliall and । Bates much lighter In weight, although loo noon. Mrs, Ostroth remained to help. Increase quantity and rapidity*of production short to be spun alone. The chemist are conducting a campaign selling addresses of Dr. A. W. Palmer of Chi- family Thursday evening/ care for Mrs. Bates who has been ill and enlarge margins between feed and selling cago and Dr. J. B. Hayden of Cleveland George Green and Marshall Green for a few days. . says It spins well with one-third wool. Christmas seals. which makes it very warm, with a soft .. Dawn and Willow Hampion are how were very practical and convincing and spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Harry , George Hoffman. Jr., of Coldwater.’ costa. attending school at Raw Pnw. *t the .-tousle unusual. Kalamazoo -will (Mrem Green ana and nuiuiy. family w»r near twijniir. BarryvUle. spent Sunday with his parents. Mr. and | feeling to the cloth. The primary room had charge of the Ilkcly gel Uie convenUon next year. Tlie chemist dedans that his inves­ - i Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jamnn and Mr.i. George Hoffman. Use the grains, roughage and silage on your tigations of sunflowers, made in co­ Thanksgiving assembly Tuesday morn- i• Secretary Angell left Monday for Y son Donald of Battle Creek were Mr, and Mrs. Fredric Swarts and own place in feeding Cows—buy WAYNE Ing. Some of thc numbers that were! operation with the United States De­ work tn and around Cadillac, assisting. Tiianksgivlng guests at Mr. und Mrs. famHy of Battle Creek spent Sunday ] givenwere, a recitation by Billie DAIRY FEED to supply the things lacking in partment of Agriculture, have proved • tlie State Committee. i George Hoffman's. ’ afternoon with the latter's parents, I ' I conclusively that that plant Is of com­ Quick, a song by'tlie third graders and < High school bora who arc not avail- । Mr Bnd Mr» Bbhop and family of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Dalv. your own feeds. T^i. W>S.r ; ln« U»mil V u Ux nod <hlw .1 *>>W" ■' “ > ’ u>d Mr, lUxUrlU o< IU.mercial Importance. He predicted that a_________--------------- —L ' the Y meetings Tuesday night arc ’“,lcr.8 and Mrs' C,arc Ungs spent Sunday afternoon with. It will not be long before sunflowers There is a WAYNE DAIRY FEED that will fit will be grown for Industrial purposes. -missing it. The talk last week by Dr. Marshall and family. Mr . and Mn,. mnk luwblttx. DOWLING CEMETERY CIRCLE. profitably into your feeding program. Give From the five productive parts of the Kinde wu of value to every Adams called on hU parents.! The Dowling Cemetery Circle will।-----------------------------... boy , that ■ Mr- °?d Mr®- Paul Smith and son, sunflower. Including the seed, stalks meet for dinner Dec. 8 at the church; cannot ■be estimated - - - and• othenr Victor of Battle Creek spent WednesMr . an d Mrs . E . H . Adams in Freeport them a trial arc to and leaves, Mr. Nielsen says It Is pos­ basement. day evening at Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sunday afternoon. I ‘follow. • PRICES ARE RIGHT. sible to manufacture from the seed Dal>'« I The Dorcas Society meets at the' Tha following ladies are on the- com-1 . 1 The grade boys organized last week . Mrs. Clayton McKeown and daugh-1 honle of Mr5. George Marshall the valuable products, including soaps and mlttce for work. Lottie ... Ol T?' i 1 j ' with Billy Ransford, president. Hijra ce the like. Stock food can be made from Josephine Frye, Mollie Ferris. Nellie Anteii, vice-president, Richard Bess- ter. Donna, of Baltimore called on Mr. 1 Wednesday afternoon to tie off a quilt.! and Mrs. Clare Marshall and family I --------------- --------------------1 the oil cake. The hulU ------ can be -- made — nmciicr »iiu anta, ui rwiici. ,vr» Wednesday.’ . j "Just as Good." into p-r-paper — or — fertilizer. The------blossoms< |Owing menu has been planned: Mash­ mer' treMurer- B!U Moore, secretary. l.ivo -------- ------. . __I _ __ nlvrwHn* ___ turnips, - . . J ... ___________ Miss Merlyn Marshall of Hastings i "Can you sell me a book on memory vegt“ **' and seed cone yield molasses, glycerine. ed potatoes, fried. fish," CEMENT FLOUR FEED COAL UMI spent Thanksgiving vacation with her training?'' and alcohol. Potash and fertilizer can table salad, rolls, pickles. Jelly, pie and A bank located near thc Billingsgate be made from the stalk . and leaves. coHee. , fl»h market in London takes thc (pre- parents. Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Marajmll I -sorry, air. we have no booka. Will BRICK h- TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS Mr. Nfelsen added "Sunflowers grow Tlie More school P. T. A. will meci:a ball of twine do? '—Detroit News. All who wish to help • 8°od cause, i caution towash its money before hand--------------- < a » Very well tn Michigan.” There Is much come.—Blanche PowelL Secy. I Ung It. out to patrons. Customers pre- Friday evening, December 2. A fine I PHONE HASTINGS --------- t. ,, „ ,----------- -— ; vlously had complained that the coins program Is being planned. Refresh-] A thirteenth century ark found in law grade land that could be utlllxed Sweden lias an omnibus with a ca- reeked of nah end were adorned fre- nients. sandwiches and one other dish 1 Cairo Is on exhibition in a JeMali semlfor this crop. If one-third of the land iquently with fish scales. of food. The men serve'thc supper. now in use for producing beans and padty of 71 passengers. Announces the Opening of its vwwwvwn 1933 Christmas Savings Club IT’S EASY TO SAVE PLAN TO SUIT AND JOIN TODAY Plan B Secures $25.50 Plan Cj* Secures $63.75 Plan D Secures $ I 27.50 Plan E Plan F Secures $ I 2.75 Secures $25.50 Plan G Secures $63.75 A membership in this new Christmas savings club will enable you to start your next year on a cash basis—an easy and convenient plan for sav­ ing a part of your income during 1933, so that next, Christmas you may have a sum in cash to use in what­ ever way you may desire. You can save as little as 10 cents a week and receive a. nice check of §12.50, plus interest, next Christmas. Euery Savings Club Fund will be increased by 3% interest Plan H Secures $ I 27.50 Plan 1 Secures $5.00 Plan J Secures $ I 2.50 Plan K Secures $25.00 Plan L Secures $50.00 Plan M Secures $ I 00 Plan N Secures $125 Plan O Secures $250 Y Have you tried our Wayne Dairy Ration? Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. ___________ �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER M, 1K1 PAGE TEN Wil I RETAIN FYPER. have around him clerks who have SefVrd m*nj' ,nd IENCED EMPLOYEES who know the details necessary for], PRAIRIEVILLE. . ' w.«. Mr. and Mrs. Mason Miner and!1 band. Mr. and Mrs. Rcm Harworth of daughter of Homer. Mr. and Mrs. Loren that officer to have in order to-propcrly Sputh Bend, were Thanksgiving Day Smith of Cloverdale and Mr. and Mrs. । MARRIAGE LICENSE. Auditor General-Elect Stack administer his office Accordingly ND guests of Mr. nnd Mrs Charles Garrett Raleigh Adrianson and children of . Stack has announced that he will rc- .Glenn Elmer Hale, Cedar Springs *... 36> at Augusta. Nlelejr spent Thanksgiving with Mr. Boalizeg Importance Of tain tn the auditor general's office all ,Margaret Adell* Wiisaenaar. Has­ Mr. aiiir-Mrs. R. O. Henton' enterMrs Wallle Smith and Karl. employees have revved there twen- ' - tings .r...........34 . Such An Action — —who -------------------- ----i taided av > family dinner ThunksglvMr. end Mrs. Roy Maynard of Kale- !1 Frr about thirtv Mr nr.rm-1 R l > ‘ ,nGrr 71111 W1H undoubtedIng Day. Covers were laid for eighteen mnzoo were guestu of Mr and Mrs. i For about thirty year* Mr Oreroel B Jy Ht,lbrooM who ha, j^,,. PROBATE COCRT. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carpenter vis- Henry Benson Tuesday. ■। Fuller lias filled-the office of auditor in mat department considerably mote Mrs. Floyd Wales and sons Frank Arnold Lammers. .Inventory. ited the former's parents In Ohio last BUY IT NOWI 13-Plata 2 Gallons genera) of this state. He • Ims been than twenty years. He was appointed flJwl week. and Gordon were KaUnuiOO shopper#! known as the "watendog of the tre»- trom tha'clty, and has always main-1' E*L Oust Wurm, dec'd. Petition for Mr. and Mrs. Ephrodilus Willison. Tuesday aflenioon and called on rela-1 ury." He had ho hesltaUon whatever ‘»Jn,'d tha' HasUngs Is- hl* place., ot spent Sunday with Mr. and Mn. live* ■ , widow's allowance fil<-<L order granting in refusing to audit bills unleM he had residence, ft is a pleasure to' Ed ' Charles Kahler of Delton. Triple Link Club will meet with Clara evwry reason to believe they were Just. man5' friends to know that he will Dr allowance enteredwlffc'WR>n and order “Mr. and Mrs. George Kern went to Scott Thursday. Dec. 8 for pot luck1 i io employ counsel filed. 1 Gal. Bulk Scaled Can fair claims agglnst the state of Michi- contmtied on the list, Scotts Thanksgiving Day to visit their dinner and Christmas program. Bring Exch. ITlee I E*t Mcluca C. Ookay. dec'd. Pytl- daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs. .table -act-vice and gift. gan For that reason hi- was renomt" ~ *•* FAIR LAKE.’ Hon tar hearing claims filed, notice to• John Hamilton. Jock Temple at Kalamaioo spent nated again and again without any A ------group of members of the ------Kinsley Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Lclnaar enter-, trom Thursday till Sunday with Mr. campaign in hu behalf and nearly ul-------------------. creditor#- issued =—u>— me: —— Saturday c-m—a-v aft•it. Eat ----------' Eunice... A-—Mead, dec'd Proof twined on Thanksgiving Day. Mr. and'and Mrs- M. J. Norris and Katie. • ways ;ed the ticket in the number of Ladies' Aid Sodety ---The Community Circle will have Its1 votes cast for any state office. Even ernoon with Mr#. Allen Griffin to plan of ,<ervice filed, proof of will filed, tw­ Mri. Murk Fox and Mrs. Mary Freer in this year, »:ih its democratic land* the ncwuig to be done with Red Cray, drr admitting'.will entered, bond-filed, of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Jess* Kcn-~ regular meeting and election of ofiiccrs slide#. Auditor General Fuller ran material Groups to me: again Wed-, letters issued, order limiting settlement yon of Hlckqry Comers, and Mr.ion Wednesday. Dec. 7 al LOO P. M. al I the hall ahead of his ticket, but not enough to nerxlay in various jdacca to sew. entered. jw-tiUon for hearing claimi Johnston of Grand Rapids. Misa Maxine Henton from Taylor, Mrs.- Jennie Warner ot Vermontville ' win thc election. Word has been received that Rollo.filed, notice to creditor# issued. His democratic successor is Ahvwing Powcrs-of Athens hals passed away He »t. Lsabclh- M. Chase, deed Final University. Upland. Ind., and her room-. Mailed her cousin, Mrs. Charles Gar, •, goed sense and is giving cndence of wa;.'weli known Hi thi* vicinity. receipt* filed, order allowing account mate, a young lady from New York. "It last week. Mary Jean Smith visited her aunt. \ the fact that. h<- profane* to give, the Claud Norns. Evelyn Knowles. Hen- entered, discharge at Adtnr issued- ci- spent their Thanksgiving vacation with tlie former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R iMr*- Harve Woodman und family. »tate a good 'admlnktrotlon of the rictia Walters and Mr.sX/>tlic polluter tate enrolled • 30x4.50 SPECIAL G. Henton. ' nc “ r Woodland from Wednesday until uffire. Auditor General-Elect Stark h spent Sunday in JacksM . stenhrn 8 Schantz dec’d Pi. Mr. and Mrs Marshall Norwood and 8411 “rday. In Lansing, making a study of the duF-irl .MrGlockhn anrfkwifc and Ray „ . of’norire nt.-a tire of the auditor general. He null/. Pierce and family spent Thankwtving ' Vft’^' Mr. and Mrs. Chester Banghart were! The Ladies' Aid will meet at thc guests of Mr. and Mr*. Manon Nor-ic,n«rch Friday afternoon to do some < .b. >«p « b,» ... Mr. TM.br ... McOI««b... ..r.r Oo.to, sixxl of Kalamazoo on Thanksgiving, '•vurk. Bring needles und thimbles. - i, ■ E't Martha Van Syple*. dec'd. Order Mr. und Mrs. lA-an Dunning and I xlr “'“I ***»• FTr*! Smith and chii: allowing claims entx-red. . Lcatrlce and Mrs. Kate WUliams spent tlr,'n &l,‘nt Thanksgiving with Um- fm-E#t. Amelia Senmalzned. dec'd. Pinal ; Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Mrs mi r's sister. Mr. and Mrs: Harve Woaf- 1 |’"ar»- near Woodland. < 'receipts filed, order allowing account Charles MCDehndlL Mrs. Amin Hazen spent Thursday' -Mr and Mr»- Everett Shepard and । entered, discharge issued, estair enwith her son. Guy, and family in Kola- ‘hiughter. Mrs. Helen Weigmtnk und ( । railed. • 29x4.40 SPECIAL $ * tnazoo. M** Brock of Battle Creek visited nt EuL turtle M Balke Grabe. dec'd. Mr.«. Mnry Henton U quite sick with'th<> homc ot M*- and Mre Arthur ; Order allowing final account entered. the flu at. the present writing. Latlirop Sunday. Mrs. Louise .Lathrop. JUST THE KIND YOU I disctiargejNAied. estate enrolled. Mr und Mrs. Harry P. Wcrtman.Wvnt home WKh ,hr Hhi-turds where Est. Frederick Studt. dec'd. Order ■l>ent the day. Thursday, with Mr. and ’he will spend u few days. WOULD EXPECT FROM janlghing residue entered. Mr und Mrs- lJ,-nry Benson entcrHst. Calvin D. Stanton, deed. Order Mrs. C. P. Larubec ut Hastings ' Mr. and Mrs. Boyer William* and|ta,ncd Mr ‘,nU Mr»- I’vter. Castle of THE LARGEST FOOD rto d.-p^it share wjth Co. Trcaa. enDELCO BATTERIES—ALL CARS 1 tered. final account filed, order assign- Mr. and Mr*. Gitnn Williams spentjOraW'nlle Thanksgiving Day. TfianksKivlng with their parents. Mr. Mr; ail‘* M"- u N- Honeywell's ORGANIZATION OF ■ ing residue entered, discharge of Adtnr. PARTS FOR ALL CARS and Mrs Leslie Williams in Johnstown- • Th^N'ing ftiests were Mr. und Mr;.. ' issued, estate enrolled. . Mr. and Mrs. Wade Town und fam-4 OToofc of Battle Cr.-ck. Est George O. Jdnes. dec'd. Order ily entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank’ Mrs Ek'>d 8ho,P ‘'ntrrtalnrd her allowing claims vntcred.' | F.rt. Frank E Schaibly. dec'd. Ffna) Town, and Mr. and Mrs. Witu-makcr i !":o|,h'. Mrs. Chapcll; and family of *n,ld- Thanksgiving. I account fik-d. order aligning, residua of Hickory Corners Thanksgiving. The Mi^» Lucille and Dons Adrian-■ entered. ' Mrs. Frances Searle# -spent from F..t, Herbert Colby, dec'd. Order al- Tuesday until Friday with Mrs. Kate SOn "’tertaincd twenty young jxoplc TELEPHONE 2177 DRIVE-IN SERVICE Bunlick and family at Hickory Corevening NmembeP , ■ lowing claims entered, . '35- Gamw were played, ban Smith , I Est. James AsplnalL dec’d. Bond ncrs Mr and Mrs Hrhri* Wortman -r-ht rWlVH* ,11Kh “nd Nrli WHOLESALE RETAIL : filed, lettef:, tetOamentary' issued, order limiting .u-ttlcment entered, petition for ■ h« ari^w claim# filed, notice to creditors Mr. and Mrs. William Seibel enter...irv .. . Mr nrtri Kirs TVs.. Wnkh.r.1 , MrS. Ntirj Mlcld all<! JOlUl FCilinC Of I E- t. Wibon E. Whitrtght. dec'd. IU- iStrr ’ 12?;?1 /ib^OranA D,J'“*«li“: “‘,d M*" a«d Ml.s OCOIgU k . . t port of zalc filed. Rumds ThuStay j Huicns und fanuiy uf Neeley were W.L Wrfltcr E. Perry.-deed- Testi­ m™ r-r»„ t 1 SundaF vLsitors of Mr. and ^irs. George rS? cXk • Adn-nson .nd daughters mony of witnc.’-scs filed, order dctcr- RiSdk । mining heirs entered, Avis Mil? Of I Mr o,^rKe Adruinson und i Est. George ' Hiram Swan, Annual JI r t mX' T n daughters. Lucille and Doris, und account tiled. . M ies M fii’lM Jo,u,Sfln fpc,u Thanksgiving Day with ' Est. Mildred D Pierce ci ul. Order .appointing guardian entered, bond filed alate I - • and letters of tntardianship issued. „... ... .. . | Mr. and-Mrs. Arthur Lathrop <ntcrca IGA Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wert man went I (alIl f(IJ> Thanksgr. inn Mr unit Mrs Est. Philip Keiser, dec'd. Final ac­ IGR JAPAN count of ,-Xdmr. filed, waiver of notice tu Grandville Sunday to see thc la! -1 'j*“ d ters father. Milton Nobles, who is a' A' ™ Jfj ! filed, order xssigning residue entered. making a slow recovery trom a verv * r?. .OrV“ «n'> making a slow recovery from a very , Est. Kenneth Stanley Reese, deed. of Barryville and Miss Esther Doty of serious, n-cent Illness. ; Order allowing account- entered. Charlotte. Mr. mid Mr». Peter Adrianson had [ E»t. Armiiia M Pike. dee d. Proof'of The men of thc North Pine Lake ' will'.filed, order admitting will •entered, iu Ttiunk-'KlvinB guests, their son. Roy. school district will give a .play, "The bond filed and letters issued, order and fnniVy ol Buttle Creek nnd Sun­ Case Aguhut Casey." a mock trial lull i limiting rettlcment entered, petition for day they entertained Mrs Adrianson's ,uf laughs. Thursday evening, December hearing claims filed, notice to creditors brother und wife. Mr. and Mrs. John 15. ut the j-choolhouw. A bazaar will Van ilokle. of Kalumuzoo. tiNiUetl. held ut the sami time. Th? purpose Tlie Barry township achcxris were be E.t. Jacob and Enuna Volte, dic'd of the evening's entertainment t.. u>’ Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hastings, Mtdh. {Testimony of witnesses filed, order de­ i-lused from Wednesday until Munday tatoe money for thc piano fund. Every­ for thc Thanksgiving vacation. Mr. ,one is cordially invited to attend. S tcrmining heirs fntcrvd. . IGA TOASTED I Est. James C. Powers. Inventory and Mrs. Lawrence Fuhr "spent the time in hunting and vkitutg Mr. WHOLEWHEAT I filed. ’ STATE ROAD. E-t (’ A. Hough, deed. Pr«x>f nn Fuhr's sister at Mio. Mich. .amMf- «nJ Mrs Clifton ikck.r aud Mr and Mrs Leon Leonard and famprobate filed. order admitting will enUy. Mr. and Mrs. Loya! Flowers. Mr. i children, and Mrs Lena Beck.-: und E-t John I Baker, dic'd. Proof of and Mrs. Henry Kroes and family and ,MnU>' »i»n’- Than^siving with Mr. Mrs. Jas> r Cooky. will unci codicil uk-d. order admitting "Mr. and Mrs Will Leonard spcnt 1889 Thanksgiving Day with Mr. and Mrs. I -'Ir- nnd •'*rs- Orville Fountain and I will entered, | baby of the north part of the Mate. • E«t. Sarah Malcolm, dec'd. Order al­ I Beyers at Kalamazoo. Mr and Mrs Ernie Smith nnd frnn-j M*111 llw k end with'Mr*. Lucy ! lowing claims entered. , Coleman. ■ Esl. Day Pugin dec’d. Order ap- Uy visited in Hillsdale last week. Edward >k,yers jm-ssed away Monday ^Ir Mrs Hugh Paltengdl of Bat.pointing Ailmr entered. Creek visited Mrs. Janet Pvitengill Hsi.'Clara Bath, dec'd. First aiuninl cvciiing at his home south of Delton. Be Sunil 4 y account fileiL order to reduce bond on- He had only been ill a'short time and ON NOVEMBER Sth THIS COMPANY J Mr. and Mrs. James Milliard «pe'irt died on ids seventy-bccond birthday. He Icavex to mourn his passing, hte Thanksgiving with Mr- and Mrs. Clyde BEGAN ITS 44th YEAR IN BUSINESS • BARBLRS CORNERS. ' widow, n daughter. Dorothy, of Rin- M-.I. .­ Mr. and Mrs. Curl Bryan# and fam ­ Mr nnd Mrs. Lewi# J. Matthews vis-; 'on Harbor, a son. Paul, at home and During the 43 years in which this company lU-d ut Mr and Mrs. Orvln Bmclker’a I tw<» brolhi-rs and two sisters, besides ily of Hendershott v-isited |u-r iwrentin Bow nr Sunday a host ot . friend#. Funeral services Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Coleman. Sunday. has been in existence, many thousands of cupningluitn una and Vt rn oinSinjwUy Mr. pml Mr#. Howman of Fremont! acre held Friday afternoon at the! Archie wuruuiigiuiin vtrn people? from all walks of life have found Itavc moved onto the J Hopkins farm; Henion home, with Rev. Victor Jones I ’■'lair left Tuesday evening, fur the to a;x-rat<- the farm for :a period of joffirinting and interment in Hickory! north deer hunting. this old institution a haven of safety tiim . We ui lcomc pur new neighbor#. I Corpora cemetery. Sympathy is ex-i Mr- knd Mr.. Claud Rose spent for their savings. Mr. and Mr-., itfpbcn Wili-on and hi#!tended to the bereaved ones. !Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mi-s. . two daughters. Myrtle and Myrla. and I The annual L A. 8. bazaar and j Chas. Rowley. Heott Pne»t. wen- entertained Thanks- chicken .dinner will be held on Wed-j giving Dav by Mr. and Mrs. Fred ‘ r.oday. December 7 at the Community! pecker ot Northeast Carlton. I hall, business meeting and short pro-1 STOP GAS PAINS! GERMAN Mr. and M|S Cyrus Shroyer enter- gram in thc afternoon and. a, regular REMEDY GIVE.s RELIEF/ joined the following Thanksgiving. Mr. -upper served at night with a program Acting on BOTH upfier und lower and Mr*. Lloyd Shroyer and son of East • following, which will be put on by the' bowels 1250 Griswold Street, Detroit Adlerika'washes out all pmCarlton and Mr und ,u Mrs. sirs. Bert iK-rt Palmer, miinrr,.;! .-chool children. son* that cause gas. nervousness son and daughter ofltfar odtf-ar Middleville. Charles Gilbert spent the latter part Maus & Sonr Load Representatives, I lastings * The thousands of l,G.A. and bad sleep. One dose gives relief — ' A. will hold their | of[' the ^eck with his brother at South . .. ut once. B. A. LyBarker. Druggist. Stoies from coast to coast, pvxt meeting Friday’ evening, Dec. 21 Haven, -Adv. ufth a good program mid pot hick sup­ | Mrs. Gladys Gaskill and Janette en-; buy as one unit—buy train­ Jar. Bring sandwiches and one other!■ tertamed Thursday, Mr. and Mrs. Mor-. loads of foods at' one time. .article <J food. Supper ut seven. n-> Lewis, Earl Towne und mother, all of Kalamazoo. I This tremendous purchasing Mr and Mrs Roy Walter* of East' daughter. Maybell, v totted at thc forpower makes it possible for. nv.r.- brolhrr* Mr und Mrs. Albert Lansing spent thc week end with Hie! Huur*. Thanksgivlip; Day at Wood- home folks, us to bung you the quality Mr. und Mrs. Dewey Stanton of! of fdods you are proud to Mr* Nettie Slocum oi Woodland vis­ Kalamazoo spent the week end wiUtf serve—and that we are proud ited a tyw days al John Weaver's last thetr parents. Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Stanton. to sell. You save money, M: und Mr-. Earl Curri^of ShelbyThe L O T M. will meet with Mrs ! too, on these fine fpods. villi- Mr and Mrs finest Dunlap and > Chilson at Cloverdale. Thursday of That’s REAL economy! b n Carl, of Middleville. Mr. and Mr# > this week for a pot luck dinner. Here's a battery in 'which the the engine over. Cold fuel i* Kenneth Dunlap of Hasttnjt*. Mr. and Mr and Mrs Leon Pennock and' finest materials arc combined Mrs George Williams and daughter of children spent Sunday with Mrs. Frank! with skilled workmanship. Thus inj.the cranking periods longer. Hastings spent Sunday at D'ldlcy Ken-, Davis at Galetburg it has that abundance of struc­ Shorter daylight hour* mean 1 nedy's Bob Barnes returned home the first' tural as well as electrical more after-dark driving, with Betty Freder.c spent the week end ot -the week from-hi# hunting trijT.' strength so necessary to long and headlight* draining off the • with her grandma and grandpa. Mr. bringing- a nice deer charging current vital to your and Mr. Dudley Kennedy ;’ Mr. Mr and Mrs Glenn Williams and Replace your old battery nou and battery. A new Ford battery will babv of Kellogg Agricultural farm pretent cold weather delays and LACEY. rpenl Sunday with .the tatter* parWhen motor oil it (ontcaled by annoyance*., It will return its ' li/.le ana ‘' SkC' Ma blr ' fjjtand a„_| - ’ ^nTls ‘ n^qu ” ? pw hwltl ™nd\c CAKE FLOUR eht*. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams. Mrs (reeling temperature-, it Lakes over—for a long period to come. Ucdnc.uUy !>■ • ' mber 1for dinner and. C]0|r Richards and ladv friend of m?nbers Kulamareo spent the week end with* ’£*£. wx-Khed and measured Mr. ttnd Mrg E P Rlchard_, and fam i Delore the meeting . (j|V . WILL OPERATE ANY MAKE OF CAR ,You might buy a cheaper battery but you won't toil xl.lni.T. ir.d IWn Hrwtan community Club will on Mondny gel the quality. raparity and long life which are W-1”1 Itbrnuu in nonbD^ymbn U, at tn- ball. * err. Michigan, rc'.urned Sunday —•- ---------------- the lu extra capacity permits thc use of - eve- — pot• ■luck supper will be .served now. Il can be installed in a few minute*. ning bringing one deer CUrrncr Oali a c larence .। satne aa a3 usual auu and louowinK following ithat, the many electrical acceworiM Smith who accompanied the n.«v party- 'u' be held often after ‘ business meeting will bo found on thc modern car without remaudiig of Uie season. | which interfering with starting, lighting which Mn. Mrs. Nellie Nellie Cross Cross of of Hastings! Hastings! al the same time—the new Ford Radio, thc last The oyster jupiw plans for the will give a talk on,her recent trip to! and ignition. word in auto radio. Union Cemetery Circle advertised for and through Europe. Everyone is cor-1 Detxmbcr 17 have been canceled. No!1 dially urged to attend this meeting meeting will take place until March! and we all know that Mrs. Cross is a which will be eiix-f.on of officers. very Interesting speaker and wtll make Mr and Mrs Allan Hyde spent! ficr talk of interest to even- one. ; Thrtuugninic and remained until Sun- i TELEPHONE 2121 - HASTINGS, MICH. . There are of150.000 ■rnoon with tf«. hart ate tir one-ros|n school-j ,.*>___________ _ ______ ___________ ;______ : Mr. and Mrs Buchacan ot Niles houses la -tlie United State#. COURTHOUSE NEWS EAKGAINX! Batteries Penn-Oil Alcohol $4— $J1O 65c Hot Water Heaters TIRE & TUBE ‘B’ Batteries TIRE & TUBE $7.95 >•"> > o..,, r* $3.75 4«"> jfcito JpoH ^hop S5EKXS1ur *ndM" ‘Ssirrss! RED CLOVER LUMP COAL TEA Burns Clean in Stove or Furnace High Heat Very Low Ash 10c IGR Pancake Flour Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. 5 Lb- ”«• 23c' CEREAL IVORY SOAP CAMAY SOAP Hard water » Soap y7:,c£J“ Corn IGR CHIPSO *i£E n.. 19c C~15c GOLD DUST Beets n. 19c QJhe Rational 7£nmt & fnuestment (Toinpany k c.. 10c Spaghetti 3 -t l$c Corn Meal IGR FORD 13-Plate BATTERY Gives you more for your money 5 £. 12c SWANSDOWN Packed with Power and Long Life Baking Soda IGR II“'IGA STORES X! UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO f �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER M. l»i! and when sweet clover has become -o STOCK BLOATS WHEN u„. TAKEN OFF ALFALFA -.tt?■..■f.-rai:-- Homemakers'Comer MUhl- Animals Running Continuously pasture of Sudan grass or alfalfa I garrState College On Thia Legume Not Affected should be provided for tlie jx-rlod In i—mu. —caas Ute summer when the grosses stop In Testa Made By College For the modest sum of eight dollars Bulk 7.95 >•75 /ICE East Lansing—Bloating ot animals on alfalfa pasture apparently occurs because the animals arc rembved from the pasture for a period long enough to allow Uictn to become hungry and then arc relumed and permitted to consume the large quantities of forage needed to satisfy their hunger, according to experiments conducted by the farm crops department at Michigan Bute College. . The department has run a scries of pasturing tecta at the Kellogg Farm for bloating which has come to l hr deport­ ment's attention in that time has been due to temporary removal of the ani­ mals and their subsequent return to alfalfa. cattle or sheep should be given a full feed of hay before they are flrat turned on alfalfa and they then should be left on the pasture continuously. Alfalfa pasture furnished thc largest amount and the most reliable pasture of any plant trled-tn. the college experiments. Sweet clover has become a popular pasture plant in tlie state but the trials at Augusta show tliat it falls u a pas­ ture crop in August when it Is most Deeded. Alfalfa still is a good pasture crop In August when the native gravses have failed under drought conditions WHY IT IS THRIFTY TO BUY THE BEST LIGHT BULBS .ESALE transforms electric current into light—so when you buy a light bulb you are really buying light. • Because of tlie millions end millions ot dollars that have been spent in research and development of the American incandcecent lamp, these lamp* today are tlie moat economical source of lightknowq U> science. Co , Mich. • A good incandescent lamp gives you the greatest amount of light for the least amount of current consumed—which means that not a bit of current fa wasted. These modern American-made lamps are reliable. They do not blacken or bum out prematurely. • Since 1915 we have been working to bring your electricity to you at lower and lower cub; full benefit of these savings. st. Don't waste electricity—look for ' the trade-mark oj a reputable American manufacturer on the end qf every light bulb you buy. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY PHONE 2305 , ' . a number of women enrolled in second DOWUNG year clothing classes have provided .hutch Km., .tii u. h..d .xi'rx'x/xiss growing. a, ^riMU^ZwtoterXmomhxe wlthnTre,| lOllmoxe' hwnp l'vol,OTnlcs clothing ex­ Ji .K '■'“a-*" ThTr.mn.nt <untrr tumuhrt S,yn^thSle^t^^ta2^yth2‘’,‘ec*s of. Ktxxi BTadp' h«‘Vy-coating ‘ 1 ‘ material or novelty tweeds in surach-nt Sunday School hour. |lcnAlha to'make coats from carefully Mr. and Mrs. Vera Wilcox and fam- dciUned patiems so as to tisi1 the cnnyhave moved Into Mrs. Mary War-;tlre amount of material purchased ner I home for the winter. Woolen mills teere another inexpensive .Mr. and Mrs. William Stanford and kource of excellent material, while one George Stanford and their guest. Rev. i of tlie coats was remodeled from a Dorris were Thanksgiving guests of black broadcloth coat which had beMr. and Mrs. George-Conklin and fam-! longed to the maker's grandmother, ily hi Johnstown. । Last season's fur collar or remodeled Robert. Gordon and Wendell Reese *toIrx w«» u«‘d “ trimming, or scarfwere week end visitors at the home of • °t contrasting material completed the • -their grandparents, Mr. and- -Mrs costume. Milk Is superior to any other food Charles Paul, near Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Waller Onnsbe and for bone and muscle building and fa Lester Onnsbe attended thc annual thc surest protection against nutrition deflciency. less money there is Onnsbe dinner at Un- home of Mrs. for food, tlieTlie more Important milk be­ Susie Corkins Thanksgiving day. comes. . Mr. and Mrs. Orlle Fisher attended To get the maximum food value In a family dinner nt the- home of Mr. cereals for the lowest cost, whole and and Mrs. Jerry Haynes in the Hender­ cracked wheat, cornmeal, macaroni, shott district Tluuiksgiving day. Mr. rice, und hominy sitould be selected. and Mrs. Otis Fisher who have spent Fifteen to 25 pounds should be provid­ the past year in tlie gold mines in Ida- ed for tlie family ol five Potatoes may ' Mr. and Mrs. Charlca Bcfaon arid Robert of Bahflcld are making their borne at present with their jiarenta, Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Wortman, Mrs. Wertman not being in the best- of health thia winter. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crawley of Baltimore spent Thursday at the Claud Lester home. Mr. and Mrs. Prank Berg of Grand Rapids were Thanksgiviry; visitors at tlie home of Mr. and Mrs. Lant Coon, Mr. and Mrs. William, Berg and Bar­ bara were Sunday guest*. Mr. and Mrs, Bert OUs entertained Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Otis of Gull lake and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Luubaugh of Rutland ThAniugiving. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Holcomb, were Thanksgiving guests of Mrs. Eva Hol­ comb at Bedford. Mrs. James Crawley and Irene and Vcrda of South Hastings were guests of Mrs. Holcomb Sunday nnd attended church services here. Mr. and Mrs, Wesley Webb spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. Webb's' mother, Mrs. Arthur James of Hastings. George Webb of Hastings was their guest over thc week end. Albert Woodmansee has been quite sick the past week, but fa gaining and much belter at this writing . The condition of Mrs. Wall Norton, who has been 111 at the home of her daughter neas Vermontville fa tlightly improved. bud fa still confined to her bed, according to late reports. SO.UTII COATS GROVE. Will Bayne nnd wife spent Thanks­ giving in Coopersville with their daughter and family | Herbert Firstcr-and wife we're guests I at Geo. Pirster's . in Vermontville .Thanksgiving.( I Afr. and Mrs. Coy Stowell were Thanksgiving guests of Ed Hilton and •wife tn Hasting* . ■ Mrs. Enna Wallace anfi Charlwi ot I Good Will were Thanksgiving guest, 1 of Francis and Beulah Barnard. Robert Altoft spent Sunday with his brother. Geo.. In thc Altoft neighbor­ hood. Mrs Flora Wood spent Thanksgiving 4 day with iier niece. Mrs. Lillie Barker, in Altoft neighborhood. ClUTord Clouse spent Tluuiksgivlnk I with hfa uncle, Fred D. DcJoungh ol jBumlps Comcra. Mrs. Lots Flrstcr and Mrs. Aiyra Woodmansee of Hastings s]ienl Sun­ day at IWrbcrt Flrater’s. ' I Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Stowell attended the funeral of the latter's uncle. Ed1 win Sheldon. In Hastings on Sunday. . Consider Quality and Price . .. you'll always choose PURETEST ASPIRIN .'cuortra without lighting Let your TASTE be the JUDGE/ Note the utter absence of earthy taste in Rcxnll Milk of Magnesia.Your first glimpse of It* white­ ness tells you it excels in purity. Youll prefer Puretest Aspirin when you want quick relief from aches and pains. And youll prefer Puretwl for other This extrp purity accounts for the speedy acid neutralizing power. Indigestion, heartburn, sour stomach disappear in a few minutes after you take a dose of Rexall Milk of Magnesia. press the heart or Irritate the stomach.; Always ask for Pureteat Aspirin. Rexall Milk of Magnesia Carveth & Stebbins Telephone 2131 • Hastings, Mich. Goods Delivered ' It la often convenient to know the oaact volume of popular sired tin cans. They are: No. l—l 1-3 cups; No. 2— 2 2-5 cups; No. 21/—3 3-5 cutis; No. 3 Soy beans contain such excellent pro­ tein that they may well be a part ot the human dietary.. They may be used green or'dried, Dried .soy beans need to be soaked for 24 hours and sim­ mered for ut least two hours Airtp.they are rich in fat. they require vdy little additional fat in cooking. NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. Mr and Mrs Otis Landon of Carl­ ton Center and Mrs. Millie Fisher, also Mrs, Meta Kcagle. called Friday afternocfi on Mr. and Mrs. Lewis. Herzle and family. Mr. and Mrs. Garth Slocum spent Thanksgiving at the home of Mrs. Jen­ nie Echlinaw and daughters in Hus­ tings. They will remain for the shower which will be given for them nt the home of Mr. and Mrs Edward Echtinaw on Saturday evening. 'Delbert Slocum of Woodland and Clios. Aspinnil of thc Center Road both underwent very serious operations for bladder trouble Tuesday morning and are doing as well ns can be ex­ pected. We're hoping they may come home soon. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slocum and Helen, also Mrs. Jennie Slocum' of Wbodland called Tuesday and Wednes­ day afternoons on Mr. Slocum and Mr. Asplnall. They also called al John Weaver's north of Hastings and Mrs. Slocum remained until Friday with her sister. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jeffery and fain­ tly spent Thanksgiving with his sister. Mr. nnd Mrs. Perry Lewis of the State Road. Miss Helen Slocum went to Wood­ land Saturday for a time to help care for her grandfather Slocum, who was cxjwcted home from the hospital Sun­ day. Mr. and Mrs. Curl Bryan* and fam­ ily spent Sunday with his brother. Howard, and family. The Martin. P T. A. will be held Fri­ day evening. December 2. Refresh­ ments will be served. Please bring cups and spoons. You arc all cordially in­ vited-to attend. Program committee, Mr. Herzle, Mrs. Slocum and lire teacher. Miss Gillespie. Mr. and* Mrs. Shirley Slocum nnd Dorothy spent Tiianksgivlng evening with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Ro winder and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bryans of South Hastings were Thursday guests of their son. Howard, and family. NORTH MAPLE GROVE.' Tlie ladies of the Dorcas Society will meet with Mrs. George Manhall. Jr., Wednesday afternoon to tic a quilt for the coming/bazaar. Mrs. Hazel Denutry nnd'.children of Battle Creek spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. jvpd Mrs- Harvc Marshall. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Swift and children spent Thanksgiving with his sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Byron Van Auken in S. Maple Grove. Mrs. Fred Hanes was a recent visitor In thc home of her daughter,' Mrs. Howard Jorufa, in Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Claud Hodman and -sons of S. Maple Grove were Sunday Visitors of Mr. and Airs. Hnrvc Marshall. Mr. Goodson was taken to Ann Ar­ bor one day last week fqr on operation for gallstones. Mrs. Archie Belson is having tlu scarlet fever. We arc glad to report Mr. Whitmore fa on the gain. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Roberts spent Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Roberts in Hifatings. CARLTON CENTER. । at the Henry Willlam/i' home Sunday inxb. coitvrnAfr. and Mr*: Everel Boylen of Gul!' The cata L A S, .111 m-,t thi, ‘'‘“..■’"iS ot Kal.mowo with fake. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mott and «« Thundw. Dw. 1. lor dlnnrr «l •>»“ J” ThAhtodtnnj the home of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lawrence jhcrne ,0,lu family of* De,lion ui)d their mother. Mra. Eva Mott of Barry spent Thanks-.. . (Farrell All arc cordially invited. giving wllli their aister and daughter,TIk- time for the the serricea at the lo-1lo- „ ■ MILO' services at the Mr. and*AUx Spillman Carey ntvl tainrn| M E church will change fut the B N Fenner and, slater; Mlaa Nina. >’y‘ winter months, beginning next Sunday. sJ*nl ThmAaglVing with their sister, Mr. and’Mra. Floyd Tobias of -Kala- (x-c. 4, Sunday scltool will be al eleven Mrs- Jennie* Chare, and Mr. and Airs, mazco visited tiielr parents, Air "undoclcck amt preaching servire at twelve Karl Palmatlcr and sona at Kalamazoo. Mrs. C. N. Tobias Sunday. Matfan ti’-; An note the change of time and it is Mr. and Mrs George Wood and chilturned home with them , hopC(i Hx-n. ,-j]] u K1MX1 many tlwri. dren spent .Thanksgiving day with Mr .nd Mn. Bum-ll Plullun. w, . . u.nln. rant M, ““ a*"1 “ Mr ,nd A11‘- W“* «VdAV •»«X’X w. , o»» law, Mrs. Merritt Wood, who is con..'h Mr Mum while >*/» «■£, « Mt- “nd tlned to her bed with a hard (Sold. Geo. Airs. Vida Phillipa I* helping rare for-Mrs' Whl *,a,p' Tltc*dA>' , Wood a«d children spent Sunday with her mother. . I Wayne Nichol* of Alteon spent trem- Mr toto ,‘*m- 11 b*ln* Mrs Wood4 nat-‘ day Mr. and Aira. Wilbur Payne and chtl- -Tlmnksglring with hfa parent:,, irentu. Mr. und w<_ Blnccrcly tope to bear this estidrt'n anti his mother. Mrs. Mary ?drs E F. Nichols. triable woman is better very soon. • Payne, of Hastings calk-d on ^r. and- Tlie caste in the pfay '•Not a Man In Mrs Hattie Bellinger cnterulhcd Mrs. C N. Tobias Thursday evening. the House." also Mr. and Mrs. Frank Everett Alelr of Kalamazoo spent Shriber went to the Belgh school near twenty-two relatives for dinner • " Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Nashville W<-dnesdav evening where Thanksgiving day, p-v “Not .... .a ...... Mr- untl Mra. H. M Kennedy. Junldr W. O. Tobias. iI the play Man .... In. the House " enter- , was presented «ld - -------•‘I“l---Carl McKensie of DoMr. and Atrz Kect Tobias enterprr-sted to a P. F. T. A. meeting tofetir.g. a----- - -------------- — Tlie pcoi.le Belgh rehool enjoyed ’W"vnted ' *•' tained her sisters. Mr. and Mt An-Ati-The people of of Beigh school enjoyed thethc wagiac their parent*. Mr. — and ^.-’^M.Terted/ drew Kennedy and family from the entertainment very much anti tlie Carl- Mn--. H. J. Flower and Bernice an Sun­ State Road and the MIkc- Evelyn and ton people very much appreciated the Double Action f Those who went north hunting from Beatrice DeMolt uf South Hastings courtesy and hoapitafity shown them by - ■ jjc niudvum people. . ’ his locality hove returned home but Saturday evening. ' the Nashville , Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Hany Johnson and vott * •and • Mrs Leslie Daniels and fain- were not fortunate to bring a dter Lyle of Battle Creek visited the for­ ily were guests ot Mr. add Min. Myk with them, but rv;w. 4 jolly good time. . Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Krans of Gull mer's stater. Mr. and Mr*. W O To­ Craig r.t Hosting* Thanksgiving Day; Mr. and Mrs. Schultz drove out trom Howard Daniel*, remaining with his lake were calfcri at the Brandstetter Chicago Thanksgiving day to the Lake bias. Tuesday afternoon cousin until Sunday night, and Flower homes Friday. ' Hill* Farm and returned to the city Mr. ami Mrs. Frank Hosmer enter-; Miss Hackney spent Thanksgiving? tamed their children Thanksgiving lained the latter's daughter and fam- vacation with her people in Hastings, ■i'Sunday. ... Grand M.K..U Rapids Thanksgiving Mr and MR, Ernest W — and Mr-j -M-l Mr- a™1 Harum Scobey called Quick and Mr. nnd Mrs. Fred Hush and sons ily.from Her -grand daughter. Barbara, und Mia. Ferris Quick were gue*s|€n the latter's brother, Clinton Quick, of Battle Creek. Mr. and Mr- Orson -— ------ -----■ ";',2 Sunday, EThunktglvlng of Mr. und Mr;,. Vern f.f Kalamazoo Saturday. Tobias and-family of Ann Arbor. Mr. " mined' uirtli ut thc Burt Long home Quick at Bonfield. ■ | ■— and Mrs Edd. Traver nnd family ui1 Guest, ti“ —.... — nA.:.1 To *o-­ -- --r • ™. -ZZ Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Scobey spent' Because many children In the city Baltimore and Mr. and Mrs Ke< di Van T; Tyie Middleville bias and baby, also Mr. Hughes J. ' of' ’ •“! and Mrs. Lucy Thanksgiving with tlie former's peo-' are unacquainted with farm Uf€ De­ ”' ---------John Seifert pie at Hastings. | trott will include among the exhibits Prairieville ‘ iCoUsntin pt Hoi.lingt -----»----Sun..... Mr and Mrs Maurlce Crookston and at its Zoo a typical American farm M J. Manning b spending the ton ,,f Freeport visited HuVcrt^Long Leo Quick of Hastings, spent Sunday'with the usual farmhouse, barnyard. pa: t of this week in Lansing with hi-’.da>' Stewart Brown uf Albion was p guest; with t)uir uncle, E. Quick, and family, pump, cowi. chickens, etc. mother und sisters. **'" Mr and-Mrs. Ronald Hnyncz. and hi --------------- —<------------------------------------parents. Mr and Mrs. Jerry' Huynra, ' and Mrs. Mary Fisher, spent Sundtfl' ‘ with Mrs Aladnllne Haytx-A. ut Gib Todd's on the Cent.r road. Mr. and Mr.?. C. N. Tobias and Mr-.' Leah Burrrtt? -pent1 Thanksgiving in Kalamazoo with their daughter. Mr. and Mr Mell Ifr-nd* n-hotl and son-. Bf /fifi Little Marian Toblxs came iionn- with; K /MjiP«j[l11 Tu. e™ \ jS hmh A&P Stores are Featuring for Week Ending Dec. 3 Mr. and Mr-. Dodse entertained, their, Non and family from Saginaw- for' Thanksgiving, Anson Dodge accom­ panied them home Friday for a few days' visit. . Ralph Skidmore of Vicksburg visited hfa father, M. W. Skidmore, frtim Sat­ urday till Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Eddy and daughter and husband of Woodland visited their, daughter and sister. Mr. and John ■ Weycrman nnd family. Thanksgiving. ■ Oninjean Garrison of Cloverdale spent Friday nigh: and Saturday with Gertrude Phillips, ■“ There will b- a box social at Hinds .<ehool Thursday* evening, for the bene- j tit of Boys 4-H club. . Mr. und Mrs Forrest Hall nnd sons of South Hasting.-; and Manon Newton of Delton spent Thanksgiving with, Mr. and Mrs. Edd. Newton nnd family, i Mrs: Jcc Nevltt and granddaughter. Ruby, of Ct'resco spent Friday ] and , Saturday last writ!: with Mr. and! Mr-. Edd. Newton and family Mrs. George DeMott and daughters? Mildred and Marie, visited the for­ mer's -mother. Mrs. Sarah Newion, in Hustings Saturday. Mrs. Delta Phillips U not much bet­ ter ut thfa writing. Mrs. Vida Phillips is helping to care for her. Lavcm DeMott spent part of last week in Detroit, ■_ IN OUR MEAT DEPARTMENTS Uo £><51113 Our Be»t Brand Tuesday to help in tlie revival services at the South Maple Grdkc- church. . mer's son. Clayton, back to the M. S.; C. Sunday and called on Mr. and Mrs. I Chester Willits. ' Mrs. Archambault and son John nnd Mr. Bates of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. Llebnrachi from Cairo, were Sunday gut-ata of Mr. and Mrs. fa E. Mudge' and Miss Ruth Mudge. Mr. and Mrs. Jes»c Fassett and Floyd and Miss Either Doty. Mr. and1 Mrs. Harry Green and family were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs.' Arthur Lathrop near Delton. There will be a chicken supper at the church basement at Barryville Frlday evening, Dec. 2. Claytoil and-Helen Wllliui and Mrs.' Clara Day were at Battle Creek shop-, ping Friday. ' Miss Donna McKeown and Miss Evely n Day relumed to their sc 1tool at. Lansing Sunday P. M. . LAKEVIEW. • Frank Cogswell and family spent . Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Henry : Mead at Hastings. Owen Varney and family. Mr. nnd !CLAY HILLS. Mrs. Wm. Schantz of Vermontville. He- ; Wilbur Gibbs and family spent bcr Pike of Orangeville and George , Thanksgiving krith Ozi Pierce and wife Gillespie were Thanksgiving guests of Wm. Cogswell and family. in Middleville. Vance Sharp and wife and daughter George Gillespie returned from New i and friend of Middleville spent York Thursday and spent the week end Thanksgiving with Leon Potts and with relatives here. He returned to his • wife, work at Charleston, west Virginia, on, Roy McCaul and wife spent Thanks­ Sunday. , | giving day with her parents, William Mr. and Mrs Jim Parmer. Mr. and HuBet and-wife. in Middleville. Mrs. ___ _____ Harry _______ Baldwin_______ of Hastings __________ and Leon Potts and wife and Harold ' Mr. und Mrs. Walter Brown were Sun- | England and family and Morris Lewis day callers at Wm. Gillespie's. and wife of Kalamazoo were enter-; Mr. and Mrs. Harley Graves of Bat-' talned.at Vance Sharp's in Middleville. , tie Creek and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd MeSunday. It being their wadding anni- Kay spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and. versary. i Mrs. Clarence Graves. • j Steve Lusko spent part of last week । Mr. and Mrs. (Wm. Gillespie were with friends in Grand Rapids. । Sunday guests at Heber Pike's at We notice tliat Eugene Haight wears ■ Orangerille. enjoyed! a broad smile nowadays also a larger About twenty young people j size hat. Reason, a grahdson at the the Sunday school partyi at Ruby Cogshome of his »on. Francis, and wife of , well's Friday night. Grand Rapids. " —--------I If women are really gifted with In­ Engineers recently succeeded In tuition 'why do they ask so many quesoooklng In a field of radio beams. Uoiu? ,, Pork Chops . JA V /<£ C Mild Sugar Cured Piece Machine Sliced 2 lbs. 25c BACON LIVER OR HEARTS Tender Juicy Cute BEEF ROASTS Young Tender Round, Sirloin, Beef Swiss or Club STEAKS FRANKFURTS Bologna or Liver Saueage 3 BRANCH DISTRICT. r ! Mrs Silrah Ostroth is at Woodland' iu-lping In thc home of her niece. Mrs.: Bates, who fa very ill. illness of Bud Gvodson who was taken i to Ann Arbor and will be operated on 1 Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Keith Norton and! Barbara of Marshal! 'spent tlie week end with hfa parents, Mr. and Mrs.: Vincent Norton. , The district superintendent. Rev. W? Hickory Smoked Picnice Sugar Cured While they la.t Lean DRY SALT PORK Freeh Ground Beef HAMBURG Lean and Meaty SPARE RIBS SAUER KRAUT ' N.s.p«k lb. iu ib. ib.. 9c 5c 7c 25c Ib 10c 25c 5c u». 10c 3 3 I.- ib. H. Watson of K Pork Sausage Mrs. WUUU and Helen took the for- j IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENTS FlOUr Gold Medal X"' 63c 49 lb. bag ■ 24Y1 lb. bag 37c Ionia Flour 74c 100 IS. bag 99c Scratch Feed 100 lb. ba,. $1.35 Egg Mash Brown Sugar 6 lbt- 25c 49c 10 ">• 21c Rolled Oats Market Day Brand 4pk«- 31c Raisins 8 o’CIock Coffee 30c 3 ■!>• !>*» 57c Special Friday and Saturday With every purchase of a loaf of Grandmother's Wheat Bread at 5c we are offering an 8c loaf of «fur famous Raiain or Rye Bread for 5c. "Eat Dark Breads for Health" Total Value I3c . . . YOU PAY XW THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. �THI HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER M, 1M1 pAasrmB.TR vuitirs of tier brother, Arthur BedMr. and- Mrs. Ben Nagel and famUy NORTHWEST THORNAPPLE. POWERS ECHOES. TH CHRISTMAS SEALS MAY ADD NEW CROP COMMISSION TO RE­ ford, and family. i have moved to Hastings for the winter ARE kfAILED Ot'T. TO MICHIGAN LIST well attended and netted the Aid naar- Earl spent Thanksgiving at the home Mr and Mn Howard Harris and son I The Boy Scout* tn thc PORT TO LEGISLATURE Reminding Michigan householders of ChiCMo HL. and Mr. and Mrs > held a patrol meeting al Fred. HauMra Harry Nagtb of Hickory Comers were'Bunday afternoon. The main topic ot Thanksgiving guests of Mr and Mr*, conversation was Totem poles, nwtoau Miner Palmer and family. and checkers If you know what that George Bedford of Middleville spent j mean*. Wilson Travis spent hi* Thanksglv- Thanksgiving with hl* son. Arthur, and | And last but not least 1 beg to roing vacation with his brother. Roy and family. 1 port the party at the Irving Owge family, at Grandville They accom-1 Mr and Mra Robert Hollinbaugh ot, Hall November IB which was very w. 11 panled him home Sunday and spent Sharon. Pennsylvania, were Sunday attended and as always when tms thi- day. [ guests of Mr. and Mra. Will Carter. I crowd gets together It Is needless t*> Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Andrews and lit-1 Bob (Carter) «pci>t the week end in Isay snytliing about the' time had tie daughter ot Augusta were Sunday Grand Rapid* • । by alL” Next meeting Dec a. • tliat the time has come to think about of Mr. and Mrs Homer Yacktoy south Giving Careful Thought And Christmas and Christmas giving, sheets Triala With a Ntw Strain Of Mr. and Mn Olney Adams. Everyone of Hastings of the 1932 tuberculosis Christinas Lespedega Indicate II Will wlc<xne . Study Concerning Goat Of RuiMll Carter returned home Satur­ welcome. ' Furnish Pasture Mrs Kermeen and Mrs Milton day from the north with a fine buck. Government this week in letters mailed direct I j Exd Middleville were in Grand rum the u>e. headquarter* iiciuqmi iri.- of ui the uxr Michigan — - [jinxing —------- —A new pasture crop of | Kermeen ot —-----A group of interested Michigan men. lfrom Friday. wno have nave given a great feira* deal ix»i of v. thought Tuberculosis As*ociation at Lansing ; special •------- value ------ an — the - lighter soils of Rapids - • who __ shipments _____ i________ _ .been ___ ’t t»>* iTHitb^rn counties nf A number of nJ n^hbora from here atand study to goremnlent costa. have package have also the Miutl-.crn counties in In Mtchlinin Michigan IWM|x»nui been investigating inc thc vw* costa u» of cwuMimsoo county!made io lo rum rural m schools, local »cui seal sale vibiy wiU be the result of r plant tended the funeru*of Wm. McCords of been'mvesiiKaung .-uwu. urn •-- — ~—- breed— -— , .jnded ... _gmemment 7_______ _ hoping and _________ .................. ........ nwrtm.nii by Jw the the U. IT sS Dept, Di-nL. of of . Lake lakevie and* township managers...in _____ eome_______ communities and su-! !ntf experiments view ta former neighbor here) at expecting to And that tifeie could be perintendenu of schools in other*, with I Agriculture and of field-trials made by •the Spring ' - Chapel■ ■In Grand• Rapids. — Mr and Mra. Earl Kermeen and Mr ■tmphflcd and made much les* f*- a grand total for the state of fifty* Michigan State- college with an early and Mrs. Milton Kermeen of Middle­ pensive than they al ‘he present |»<ven million reals . .-.train of Korean lespedeza time. Wr understand that the infor-1 scarcely a Christmas gift package L* Previous known strains of lespedeza ville were in Battle Creek Thursday the southmsllon which they have gained will be received by anyone anywhere that doe.* would not mature north -- of- * evening. ‘ga®>*Bw the Mr and Mrs. Wm Kipkey enter­ placed befqrc the next legislature for not haVe gome place on »• surface one I epi boundary of Mtehi --------action It to expected-that that body ot the tubrrtulosb reals. Many use plant has been of little value In tained relative* from Detroit. Lanalng. • will give a good deal of attention to them thrm jfor or ,» ail of u their Klr. Christmas mull, mail, this mis state although annougn it has nas luriusnro furnished Grand urana Rapids. Kapicu, Hastings. routings. Leighton. ueigmon. I IciteYs and cards. Thi* cutting government cost*. letters Till, jear tear thc design valuable valuable1 ■-pastures pastures .in . in states states further furttier| ,Middleville, .u.v,W Bowens wv.u> Milk. ■Coldwater: Probably tills commiMian will not in- fd lbe »how* two children alnglnc > fouth . The Michiganfield trials with I and CaledoniaThank*giving. Stilrley «• Kt-rmeen anti; elude system ot making song book. But no — UWUI the primary .. ----... — --- ---- w mH of a huge *»**><. V'.., ...J. ...» mat- the new strain were made at thc W.1 Mr. and Mra. -v**-'-is of .c of the costa of .^r ,-jm u-k-,. ,be seals niMiirA Kellogg Farm Fann at at Aucusta. Augusta. . son Johnnie spent Thanksgiving with nomination,. a» ore picture rhpTb thqre )<is inIn- KK. Kcllnee !Jc*l.*dgaa Is a legume high in protein H.ic latter * sister. Mrs. Bennett and T govanuneni that can easily be saved, ^juded always the double barred enwWe believe thc September prtmaij ln rrnbirin of anti-tuberculosis so- and is sometimes cut as a hay crop in । family of Hastings cost the taxpayer* of Michigan mon n minders of the great work southern staler but IU primary use i* | Birge Thomas and Miss Lol* Morgan | than *250.000. Wc do not believe thu done bj[ u„.n, to furnish exceilcht pasture Tlie plant I spent Saturday afternoon tn Galesburg anyxw acquainted with the matter will jj._, jnu.ntjOn children were-placed on will grow on sour soils and grows well , and Kalamazoo. ray tliat tlie nominations mode »ere., hr Miss Price of Grand Rapids U visit­ WM,, ..................... ~ 13JJ X-.U sintt. the s.re volume unuuit of u, work wm* •even on droughty soils. any better, nor any more *ausi*ctory wbtcb they represent 1* now •aimed ni Lcspcdr xa is an annual and will ............. have .. ing Lucile Moffitt lo the people of Michigan than could Jh(; cj,|]d Eajjy dbcovrry of thc dis- ;to brssecded each year except on fkld* Keith Schnurr nnd uncle. Brad Mc­ and wvuld be made by the caucus anu faic for humane and economical re.i-' where mature plant* have produced Loud. returned Saturday night from convention *y*tem. if the Auatrahan I g<?u IlR. greater .iar: of th- enough wed to furnish a good stand I the north, each with a deer. secret billot acre required im a means thc seal. .the next year. No seed of the new Mr and Mrs Earl Kcnneen spent of selecting caucus delegates to contrough tU1 mail in ;strain is available for distribution Sunday with their patents. Mr and ventions, and 1,1 ’EAV’*Michigan were accompanied by a let-j Further (nah of the plant will be Mrs Jack Snydt-r of Shultz by conventions, we believe tnat oet- tpr ||wn hlgh Khool boy whcee life 'made by Hie farm crops department of Miu Louise Brown of Caledonia is ter nominations would be nude. The-u #avTfJ ,jlrough (he dirccm-ry that Michigan State College The-depart- I visiting her abler and family. Mra. Otis caucus and convention system Is fur |w sufferer from tuberculosis th ----------of’ ,u * Morgan and mother. Mrs Finkbeiner. men!-------------------can estimate the value the more In harmony with »««»«»«' ', high school survey mode b^' the crop In this slate only after further Hl rye Tlkanas and Mis* Ruth Hetntz: •0V<‘,TW22B ro P.r^ Coalers Michigan Tuberculosis Aviation trials. Probably the plant will not ma­ of Leighton attended thc Junior play' vrouldnt need to cost thc taxpayers whJch hi> sU|rj. Awoctatlon ture north of tlie south half of " thc at <>ale*burg Galesburg Monday evening. 8 ccnt_________ points out that thc pennies earned by Mrs. Mary Bidclman and daughter* the seal go first for the saving of chil­ of Hastings and Miss Ruth Heintz of ’ HUHNE CENTER. , f??^??GEVFLLEnui. «*ipdren's lives, second for education _ _ luqmi.tuu Ufighton un* and mu Mr.. aim and M*>a. Mrs. Wm Kip-1. Henry Joluwon and family. Mr* • There were 453 death, from tubercu­ I Beatrice Wickham of Detroit was ’’ a " kp> kev. Inca localj WTre were 8ujuJay Suhdav gHwU guests nI of M M-. I , and Alice Coles and sjh of South LoweU losis among Michigan children last Thanksgiung nnd wcck-emi guest of and M„_ Vcrrv. MrJ KennK.n I ■ grandmother. Mra W-.Me Nettie Newark Newark, and Mabie Johnson were Thanksgiving year the Association states, and con­ her ^nHmnthrr ut this plarc. clude s. wc can't let tuberculosis do to tatned the following RW-.sta *nianl$*giv-! Mr. and Mrs. George Cross cf near ing. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dunlap. Morey Moore and Clara Sisson of cur children in 1933 what it did in 1B?2 Battle Creek were Sunday guests of £ Irving spent Sunday at Henry Thomp-, Mr. snd ‘Mrs. George Williams and! D. Le*U and wife. son's. CEDAR CREEK. daughter of Hasting*. Mr. and Mrs Mrs. Charles Crawford went Satur­ Ernest Dunlap and sons. Muj. Mary Mrs. Alden Porrlit and daughter* ’ Rev. 8wadi ing from Hickory Cor­ were visitors at Asahel Th«n|>s*>n's ners is holding revival meeting* at Ce­ day to Otsego to spend u‘ few days Churchill and Miss Mary Boley, of ■ with friends at that place. near Harris Creek Sunday afternoon. Mi^dlrvllte. Mr. nnd Mr*. Lewi* 8kln- i dar Greek church Everyone welcome George Gillespie Of Charleston, West Mrs. D. W Reid and two children ’* ner afyf family of Leighton. Miss Fem I Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Fuller -Hom and Mr. and Mrs. Howard HoughUn. i1 Hastings spent the week end at Henry Vo., was a dinner guest of Heber Pike ‘ Kennrtcn of Battle crock and Mr and i Friday. ail ot- Detroit, visited relative* at. Mr. A. lewis and Miss JJ c‘aud<' Rosenberg'nnd fatally, lo-1 Mr. and ana. Mrs. Mrs. A. a. a. *<ewia anu Boarne from Monday until Friday. •Mra. Mary- Owen from Gull lake GUdys Barnhart and daughter. Eileen. j' ca,L Tlu* Parmelee Economic Group me! ThaniuciDng guests at Watt Thom­ called on Ardy Owen and wife enroute'! Caledonia were guests of rela11 as' were. Mr and Mrs. Ouy Smith and to her daughter's. Mrs. Olive Camp­ I of-near tires at this place one day the past with Mrs. Helen Miller. Nov. 18, with I Lloyd Mi s J. S Thomas. Mrs. Addle bells. for the winter twelve members and one visitor pre*-1 ' week. Benton. Mr. and Mrs Huaard Hough- AU remember the Lafll*’.*' Aid at Ce-, Mr. and Airs. Ben Norman and sons. ent Mrs. Elizabeth Cline gave us our. ten and Mrs. D. W. Reid and-chUdren dar Creek church Thursday. Howard and* Homer, were Thanksgiv­ I»*.on as Mrs. Lulu Allen was unable' of Detroit . to be wltti us on account of Illness. Wc Mr. and Mis. Htlward Campbell ing guest* of relatives at Otsego. Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. John spent Wednesday and Thursday In are to take up -Nutrition" this year. , Na--h were given a genuine aurpriM- bj ___ _____ SOUTH WOODLAND* . ' which wc hope to enjoy. Adjourned, flfiy of their friends, tlie occasion being Arcrlious Campbell and family spent Rev. H. V. Townsend went to Man- to meet with Mr*. Mabie Kermeen.' their xsth wedding anniversary. Mu>.c Thursday m Clumotte. > cheater. Ind.. Wednesday to bring the !>c ». Officer*, for tlie coming year; and cards were enjoyed, prttra being Mim Gladys Calm;, and girl friend; young people home for their Thanks- (A’creiap-. Mr*. Helen Miller; Rec realwon by Mrs Guy Smith. Mrs. Orlej from Kalamazoo called at Lloyd giving vacation. ion. Mrs. Tre**a Cline; leaders. Mrs ' Burns. Howard Smith and .Charley Owen's Sunday evening. ? Tlv entertaining . Lula Allen and Mr* Elizabeth Cline. T! ‘ • Mynjoy' Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Trumble and ’ P^thomus aoiin John umu Gurd anu and iiuiuu family nasc have uv«vu moved friends from Detroit. Mr. and Mrs Glenn Godfrey and .o &)Ulh &>ulh H1|V( HMV1.n and Mr and nnd M „.. Mr >p-.< children of Mr* Shopbell met', daughters und Mlm Sylvia Ktuze of t daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Smith Mu]VlI1 Campbell are living in Gurd's at John Gardner's In E. Woodland foe- Grand Rapids were Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs Wm. Trumble called on Mr. and Mr- George Flngle- (home nou.*-c during their ab.*enre. afoenre. Thanksgiving. ton of near, Hasungs Sunday. The wedding bells iuh rung again >■. in m.r our . RUNMti Watson and wife. -Mr. and Mr. Chamberlain gave a talk on * ««um * Russell and Laurence Benton were in ,' Mrs. Mrs (J tJ. Ptase and son Leslie and h. alth at Hie P. T. A. at th*-- Wellman community last week. Nov. 18. when I Qnrnd Rapids Saturday. ;I Aunt . . .Phoebe Dunklew spent Sunday M-hool'iecrtitly. Roy Noffke and Miss Gustava Currier I Wyi-nnan* all Hastings. :lai .i Fred Pr. a Wwrmaire MtliLutinir*. ------------- *»■♦■- - — ■—were united tn marriage at the M. E . Tlie planet Jupiter i» 1,400 times a l liur(.h In Lansing, The optimist fallens on hope;, the i _____ - « < ». L---------pessimist get* thin on exjierlci.ee. I sin to merely misdirAted energy. large a* the earth. • Mr. ------ Mrs. — and Fom« Long and fam­ ily are moving this wert to their newly purcliased home in Caledonia. Live Better For Less by Shopping at I Banner Want Ads Get Results PARM and CITY HOMES alike have odd articles 1 'bf furniiufe. machinery ami clothing in storage thitf are loo valuable to throw away. Other people in the county want lo purchase just such articles, but_ do not know WHERE to buy. Tlie Banner Want ' Ad column is the best medium in Barry County for bringing prospective buyers and sellers together. / TT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE whether it’s rooms 1 to rent, furniture to sell, apartments wanted, farm products for sale, hired help needed, articles lost, live stock strayed, or what not... in each C&se you reach the persons you wish to reach in the most direct w ay possible. Banner Want Ads get results-! T xON'T BOTHER to call -in perron ... Just tele­ phone 2115. If you are not certain of thc word­ ing. we will do our best to assist you. Simply give us the facts and your ad will go into print clearly stated in the fewest words possible, Our rates are reasonable ... one cent per word with a minimum charge of twenty-five cents. The Hastings Banner Telephone 2415 HOPE CENTERMi: Kate Williams. Chas. Williams. Leon Dunning nnd family, C L. Textcr I and family of Hastings and Burdette I Lyttle and wife spent Thanksgiving with Chas. McDermott and wife. ■ Mr. und Mrs W E. Aldrich sps-nt ; Thanksgiving with their daughter, Mr* Edith Ingersoll of Kalamazoo. 1 Mr and Mrs. Frt-d Ashby arc spend­ ing a few days with friends in KaIu-; riiazoo. Harold Kidder, wife and daughter' were in- Battle Creek Thursday. i Mrs Floy McDermott will entertain) the Cloverdale W. C. T U. Tuesday.* Dec 6 Everyone invited. Merle Kelley and family of Huckory; Corners spent Saturday evening with Burdette Lyttle and wife. Albert Anders of Grand Rapids spent several days with Fred Ashby and family. Mr- Crystal Shears and daughter, Phyllis are visiting relatives in Lake aty. . ■ Max Phillips of Lake City has been’ rending a n-w days with hlg cousin.1 Clyde Leonard. Mr. und Mrs, Fisher of Grand Rap­ ids sjight Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mr* Harry Owen und family. Mr and Mrs Claude Mosher and. Irene entertained relatives from NgsK- j ville Thanksgiving. Mrs. Bernice. Hegar was greatly sur­ prised last Saturday evening when a I number of het friends eatne with well; tilled basket* ft> remind her it was her birthday Tlie evening was spent with gium s. -All departed at a late hour. ■wishing her many more happy btrthdgiA. ' Mr and Mr*. Frank Leonard and’ [Harold Reaar, wile und son. Stewart. called on Perry Wtseman and latntly1 of Irving Sunday. Mr and Mrs. Walter Crawford of Lake City spent u few day* with their: I aunt and uncle. Frank Leonard- and 'uife Mr. and Mr*. Russell Kay returned to Kalamazoo. Saturday after spending 1 the week with her sister and family. Harold Rcgar and wife Glen Kahler rejxirts having killed a aeer near 'Limestone. DOL'D CORNERS. Revival meetings are beta; held at the Cedar Creek church. Everyone come. . Tlie Christian Endeavor has been postponed on account of thc meetings Mr and Mrs. Norris Bergman anil family and Mrs. Lydia Neal of Battle Creek spent Thanksgiving at home. Mr. and Mr*. Will Carl spent Thanksgiving at Hastings with their son,.Fred, and family. CUfloro McMannls. Mu* Leigh Hol­ ton of Assyria. Miss Lois Holton and Joe Sanders of South Haven, and Johnnie Chrysler of Assyria spent Thanksgiving with Robert McMannis and family. Don't forget Die Cedar Creek L. A8. at Cedar Creek churth Thursday. Dec. I for dinner. An automobile U;e u nut a true' friand; it will semetunet- leave you flat. KROGER’S PORK BEEF Round or Sirloin 10c Pork Steak 3 25c Pork Roast s«“ Lt 6c a. 9c Fresh Hams •s. 6c Lb. 8c Meaty Stew Chuck Roast 8c SIDE or BACK Home Dressed Veal VEAL STEAK VEAL CHOP u. 15c Lb. 10c VEAL ROAST VEAL STEW DEL MONTE ». 10c ib. 8c PURE CANE or COUNTRY CLUB SUGAR COFFEE 10 = 47c 29c Kraut 46c Sugar 10 ib. Mck Michigan—Fins Granulated 2 Avondale — imlthful Searchlight Matches No «'i 6 Fcl« Naptha Soap 15c 25c 10 bars King’s Flake Flpur 45c 39c Michigan Milled ■ An eacallant all purpose flour Gold Medal or Pillsbury ricun 2,‘ ib SCRATCH FEED ( Laying Mash r 99c ioo.ibu, $1.39 PURITY HUT o< EATMORE Oleo Peanut Butter Thompton's seedless Raisins Yellow Corn Meal 63c fb- 2 Ib. |m Ib. pkg. 10c 19c 29c 10 BUT. .STANDARD ' COUNTRY CLUB STRING BEANS SODA CRACKERS OR WAX BEANS Fresh. chip 4 - 25c FINEST FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES NAVEL ORANGES ISO-176 Delicious Apples A" Xu.'.”*"’ 25c Heed Lettuce GRAPEFRUIT 25c Florida — thin skinned — sweat end juicy Bananas Potatoes GRAPES Golden yellow hurt Mlchigea U. S. No. 1 qrellty 3 'b. 17c peck IOC GWoroia Inorron KROGER-STORES �THE HASTINGS DANNER. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER W, t»J3 Strong and Safe Through Conservative Management 43 Years of Consistent Accommodating Service t©® , We Extend to You a Cordial Invitation to Join Our 1933 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB! _INCE the inception of the Christmas Savings Club idea millions of people have taken advan­ tage of this popular method of accumulating a neat sum of money with which to buy Christmas presents for their friends qnd loved ones. 0 In many instances, upon receipt of the Christmas Savings'Club check, the member has opened a larger and more substantial savings account. In some cases the Christman Savings Chib check has been used to pay taxes, insurance or other financial obligations. The Chijsimas.Savings Club as an institution, has grown uhj.il i> has become a well established system for the acquiring of ready 'money. You can never find an easier or more .convenient plan for saving a given sum of money than by joining our 1933 Christmas Savings Club, starting soon. Make your plans now for 1933. ' 1 1 । There Is A Plan for Everyone Young and Old .. . Rich and Poor Look Over the Following Plans and Come In For Furtherjnformation INCREASING CLUB PLAN DECREASING CLUB PLAN r\ CLUB—Deposit 1c 1st week, fU -d I 2c 2nd week; Increase lc \ I Z — V/ eich week—in SO weeks. . . A mJ -4 CLUB—Start with 50c and decrease 1c each week—in A far Kfl CLUB—Deposit 2c 1st week, /P 4c 2nd week; Increase 2c each week—in 50 week?. . . LifJ mV !■* CLUB—Deposit *5c 1st week, HP 10c 2nd week; Increase 5c CLUB—Deposit 10c 1st I week, 20c 2nd week; Increase Uvz 10c each we^k—in 50 weeks -g nn CLUB—Start with $1.00 and decrease 2c each week—in 50 weeks . . . :...... Li 2Kn 5nn VF -U I f JLm I • ' ■ Then there is the Level Payment Plan—al Cl F* / X I <P A -C * VfV/ each week—in*50 weeks. . . j CLUB—Start with $2.50 and w decrease 5c each week—in 50 weeks................................. !'■% Utl -s CLUB—Start with $5.00 and 121 decrease 10c each week—in 50 weeks................................... -4 1 Z / 22 A Li I Z ' ys very popular—from 25c to $5 per week Interest Will Be Added to These Payments At the Rate of Three per cent per Annum HASTINGS CITY BANK “The Bank with the Chime Clock" CAPITAL . $75,000.00 - SURPLUS . $50,000.00 . �LEGAL NOTICES Mita Dorothy Hynes of Dryden spent Thaniuclnng vacation with b»r par-' ent*. Mr and Mrs. Henry Hynca rkey and cranberry sauce and thank id foe the h-r.es: and other aras«ul wesMt. »e must not forge’, the glory fk,w«ra. bushes. trees and ail Of na­ re 4 Handicraft which fuu beer, ou:j in such splendor from the fin* crocus and trailing arbutin sticking their Hansbarm < f beads dp out of tae snow and herald­ — - ' mg the coming ot spring to the-.assurviving chrysanthemum as it beaittfiCly bcr*» and departs with the fall on its annual vacation. M..r.v times we forget these teautiful Mias Hand Hansbarger and Laurence gift* vf nature-add yet I wonder-how •>nt the week end a: Lans.ng with Lelah. returning ^ihday evening. .Mr and Mrs Pliny Hamburger spent Pennock hoepiial Sunday after an op­ Sunpay with Milo Smith at Scbewa eration He is getting along nicely. John Stairs and son Ira called on -M--.*. Louise Hlltxrt. entertained the MX--..- dine Mae Pelton and XJarian Cirtite -f Battit Cree-e over th* wi*-k Mr. and Mra Eaglckroud and Wi of Detroit. Mr knd Mrs Leon Tyler and fatally of Woodland. Mr And Mr* Tompaon and family cf VerrpontviKc. George Sheldon ana, family cf Grein- and Mra Ear! Taylor •or Thanksgiving Milan Trumbo ar.d Mr Arthdr Mead had the mfsfortur ave a tree partially fail on him u tz-ds injuring one leg quite badly Investing Safely Rflmr; Building and Loan Auceiativh* have grown faster during the past five years tlian any other mvegiment service, and have paid larger dividends than any investment you could make. Forty years through fat yean and lean, a handsome earning, ana the pr.neipaj kept iu full value of 100 cents on the dollar. We invite your investigation.- family M.>ry Burgett of‘Ho-ninga. and Mr. and Mrs Richard O’Brien and children of Lansing spent Thanksgiving with Mrs. THE OLD COAL SHOVEL SURE SLAPS and Blrdsill DOWN OLD MAN WASTE/ Freeport Thanksgiving 'J lu- listers and their husbands ofJohn Suinm spent Bundfly with him in honor of hLs birthday. Grahd Rapids visitors Friday. Glen' Covert and Miss.Elva Covert of Lake Odessa accidentally rail into a . wagon loaded with poles Wednesday i evening while bringing Mira Elva Co- And Coal is the Best Possible Form of Heat •HE natural, even heat produced by-coal in- tamed Mr. and Mra L E ‘Royer and family of. Hustings for Thanksgiving Mrs Leola Woods had been in poor health'fdr wane time. Wc hope she Mr. and Mrs Alton Wood and Greydon and W. L Koblc spent ThankagivThc class party anil meet thia week ’Thursday with Margaret Coat* for a pot luck dinner. A large crowd attended the P T. A. Wednesday evening and tlie play jriveii by thc ladles was very enjoyable. ■ Creek and Mr. and Mra Lewis Abbey. Robert and Rlchtrd of Hastings spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs Les- Grand Rapids. Lawrence and Don. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Johnston of Cedar Springs. Mr. and Mra. Warnk* Kelsey and Kenneth spent Thanksgiving at I, 'Bowling brills must be of standard weigh and circumference and accurnte­ lly balanced. fortable, healthful win­ ter. Don't delay in or­ dering your supply— prices riae vlith the ad­ vancing season. So put your order in today. COAL SAVES DOLLARS It’s Cheaper and Better Our Trucks are Prepared to Give Immediate Delivery On Coal Ordered Now SMITH BROS..VELTE & CO POULTRY and STOCK FEEDS COAL, LIME, CEMENT, ETC. TELEPHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-12-07.pdf 79945ac7ae05228b636c621d50fe5a4c PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR HASTINGS, MICHKIN, DECEMBER 7, 1932 14 PAGES NUMBER 32 PAGES 1 to 8 HASTINGS VICTORIOUS IN SECOND DEBATE mmLIDNSMESPDNSORBULL Cl 1 FALLING Supper Followed By Christmas ; I Won From Holland Christian ING BENEFT SHOW.-tvix—r SNORT OF OKI FESSHIHRBUILTi Tree And ~ ...... .. “ High On Friday—Next In Social Timo To ■ • FECTMLW • --------Moar^e 9.. T REV- L- L- wSSr, county Series Is Dec. 10 WTUADITTra AO FULLER FAMILY OF MAPLE *®.alU’’° N®xt aath®rin* POSTAL AUTHORITIES ORPROCEEDS TO BE USED FOR 'The Hastings High debating trio was testate Bureau offered te suX an CHAIRMAN, ANSWERS BEVGROVE TWP. MAKE IDEN- wlDhare a^tat ctotmu ££y m DER DISCONTINUANCE OF J(again SUPPLYING GLASSES TO succewful in their debate with 1 Holland Christian High school at Hol; |fxtra number on the course here this! ERAL QUESTIONS TIFI0ATI0NS •,,w home on Friday night. Dec. | QUIMBY OFFICE SCHOOL CHILDREN । tend on Friday evening. Tills was the season. They have a-rtsned Joseph_____ ; I6’ 1 ..- . jrecond meet In the preliminary M-ru^ AGED MAN IS GIVEN >» *S£‘ rSX’i!" !* c’Xl- GEORGE SCOTT TRANSFER- SAD TAKEN BY WOMAN JS ~ mi 01 “d “ ' Ladles are requested to-bring a gift ’ ’ Wm Bachman and Mteus Jeanne PROJECT DESERVES RED TO HASTINGS NO. 6 for Hartings and obtained n two toj 1' „ , one decision, on the affirmative side ofm, HEARTY SUPPORT OF ALL ,.Si , Africa, which, no drnbt. will lx- highly' ftED CROSS DOING GOOD WORK IN COUNTY . , ' , A , Special Task Assumed This Besides Repaying Gash The'for a lady and Hu* men please bring. Mileage Increased On Several the state income tax question, nil ' Camp Fire Girls To Assist With .interettnu' and educational. ... ^i. —«• gift,*-all lo be of, reasonable 1 • . siiHastings seven points. | a *man's Ticket Sale At Strand Thea n,1" 1 • Fr>d»Y eveninc. D~ 9 Year Is To Provide Shoes For Pair Was Assessed $00 I- ----Routes——. But No Addition; gives J judges were Prof. Deckard Ritter of . «« ’be Central «-hr«l audi’.-irium nt I value. Needy—Give Flour, Cloth In Fine And Co,U In Their Number ter December 21-22 eight o’ctock. All who can are urged . Hope College. Prof. Rolland Shackson • All members are urged to attend as a' CONUNDRUkP-Oan anybody tell Rood' time ’ c ,to anticipated. Definite; Last week considerable changes were of Grand Rapids Junior College, and ■ The Uon« Club to to be commended io attend as this lecture will be out of Our Red Cross Roll Cal! to completed for the fine work.-whlrh we have men- i:lie ordinary, why a gypsy? And if not why should j plans will be announced next week, (made in rural routes leading out c.t ■ Utwis Roberts of Zeeland­ ; although the final reporta' from over . Hastings The Quimby route has been i On Dec 16. Hastings will meet turned many times, which that club: the county are not yet all in. Enough they be allowed to roam over this --------------- --------------------taken up by the postal authorities and-.Grand Rapids Creston High debaters has sirmsored In sunnlying glasses for country and steal.^Uc, rob and frighten are in so tiiat we cad ray that we have i secured a larger membership in Barry l tlw carrier of that route now has u here, the local trio discussing the children with defective vision, whote |1 decent folks? So far as we have cv'er known or seen these roving bands aye ■ Hastings route; but there hive been no negative side. All who arc Interested •sirents are unable to purchase the, county tlum we have had for two or additions to the number of routes from In the city schools should attend If glasses. Dozens and dozens of chil-i ' three y«sur,. But even at that we will usually liars and thieves. We cannotdren from nil parts of this county have] । not nearly reach our quota of 850. aa understand why some tew cannot be! this city. On account of fnihng health teissible. framed,that will effectually get rid ofj Jit M-eins that we should easily da. : Claude Wood, for many years carrier, Tlito to splendid training for the [been aided bv this beneficent writ of I Lions. There al-| ; on ,Ulk*« rural ,A»... route No. —2.• 1had and -----their *micctwa has lieen much mtoinfarmatian them. 1 [AMIS —. *w. taM to resign. Hu young, --- < ■ people r."—--------------- to a . *the -------—------ Is need, ---- -- -and -- - will -- ----- ■ 1 11 ■ n'nv< be, >m, for f,,r such citrli work: work* but hut It H is eM»c<<«*.. I ONE.HUNDRED AND EIGHTY■ about the Red Crosn that 1 would like Theas remarks are occasioned by the* „ . place has bft n filled by Smith Sher- crwlit to them and to tluir instructor. [ wnvs experience of the Puller family, who E. H. LATHROP WOULD PUT man. The routes have been rearranged Albert Becker ;: dally daily urgent nt the present time when when . — to correct, if pasdble. First, only Soc -o many parents. w!u> ordinarily would PRESENT AT CASTLE HALL of every membership gees to the na­ live at Maple Grove Center. .On Tues-; :; and• some 6f -* -• ■ . — them •increased• ■in ■length BURDEN ON COUNTY . not think of allowing their children to MONDAY EVENING ' tlonal headquarters. Some criticise be- ■ day of lout week Mr. Fred Puller wasi by several miles, so as to take up the AT LARGE j have Kte'ws purchased for them by cause even that much goes out of the attending hl* store; hto father, Thomas | ; mileagifof the Quimby route which hat; county. Bui surely the national or­ Fuller, who lives' with him, who to 87.! been dLsconltnued. . TWO LOVELY BOUQUETS ! santeation spends its funds wisely and ‘S’ were PRESENT school CENSUS I Tile length and the names of the j ! “Z takota kta., .ta ™ WERE GIVEN AWAY' (well. Even that money helps our Mrs Fred Puller and the daughter . a>«. i>inni->nr-A -r. 'rdrriera of the six. rural routes from LAW INCREASES TAXES’Hastings are as follows: 'county. We have already distributed in the house. Suddenly a new V-F.lght to ........ an ocufirt m<mev. r> , splendid Entertainment Byr nearly two cartoads of flour provided iFord Miu uivtv drove up «ii in limit front ut of the mic piacc place uuu and —~ ------., ituiui Ruraliuui> routeiiw. Noi I proceedsiiiv mostly >l</ to -....... K - in«to'cost < ....... ' , , by t lie National Red cross throughout stopped. FrofiKlt two gypsy women Directors Could Do The Work the west of this city and is 33 miles' nELTBERATIONS RESULTED Walton w?Uon. has ,ins been? “*n very vrry aenerous. fumerou* has . alighted. long. is Roy Roy Bush. Utah DE... D "l»* h,... ‘a'> discounts hto billsAnd in OomCharles Dietnc | the county and have ordered 375 boralighted One One of of them them headed htiided for for the live More Gheanlv Th™ Than Was Done llo '1B The The carrier carrier la old gentleman who was not expecting ° uneapiy man was Done i Rural r(jUW N<J 2 pr(X.w,d, n,)rth nn., these needy eves, buti n st >11 n n ; ■ pnny Of Philadelphia IN DISAGREEMENT IN • rcls more, nils flour is distributed I money to carry on this work. There *. . By Barry Co. Supervisors [west w irom . through the township surervtsont and to be molested. In broken English she from ithis city. Smith Sherman lit! BROCK CASE » through Mrs. Don Foreman here in I x n«“* >« declared she wo«_a.doctor/'made a few1 The Banner has received.the received the follow-i follow-! riie the carrier. The route was 416 nilks [ Hastings. We have had one awignpoMos with her hands before him. He lng communication from F. H. Uthrop lmig. but is now 52 miles I .|nrr, TUAT Tur ________ r“- “• cxr-rs » rr.ent of several thmsund yard* of was unable to tell how it happened, but -of Morgan, which we are glad to puss . Rural route No 3 proceeds north LUNItNUcU I nA I I Ht ; cloth distributed through Mrs. John when he returned to the house his vest on to readers of the Banner Mr. and.east from Hastings, with Harry EVIDENCE WAS CLEAR| ‘ had been unbuttoned. <40 in green- Lathrop, as his letter shows, does not Brown as carrier It is the longest! . backs, which lie kept in a bill fold In favor the recent law which takes away 'route out of Hastings now, being 53 prnhrahlo That (law Will Ao-nin °n *xnyllt ,* a 1 11atral>a_*“en' Inuta >r.( p«k«. h.a dtaippcmd X ^ >XS.mll»tol»1Pl.W01»>rit ™<»H mn.... Probl“llc T*”11 ”•« w‘“ A«‘“n ler In lhUMW W.dn.rf.r .nd-niu™........ . uuHxppcuvu »cnooi district omcers tne taking'«•«« w.o huiv*. M the billfold WllMd itself we., w„ *t Be Heard Heard At At Next Next Term Term Of Of . o^mb;^ od a. members of the Barry County Health an order for underwear, stockings. but was „«,qj„,e fdbnd in the M Of the vcjiool ceiun.v'arid puts that duty Jong. -- Be rtlwir Ivj-Vot ' . .... ttnenl — Mr, Ham.I MaDagCr B.301.11 11OS RCnCrOUSly 0011X1- I Unit Thto fine affair was held in Caa- overall* and panto. t>> supply the needs projicr pocket.. -TVva, The Altw>, other gypsy worn- in .. Hie supervisors' hands, nt greaUv Rural rrtilt route No 44 end. goes ^nrinrallv generally iI Uircuit Court V1I the lUM. nt hls fine theater to the! tie Hall on Monday evtoin’ and <-vr~ ' ver the county. S -mcone has raid, an went to thc side door, but Mrs. Fred, increased cost to the ’ district. Mt.|M3Uth nnd cxst fro!1‘ thc city, with1 Judge John Simpson of Jackson, who I Lions, charging for the pictures only. were laid for 180. Tlw room had been. vea. but all that to fumtehed by the Fully refused to let her get Inside. This Lathrop also Is in’favor of eq unfixing’ Charles Bachelior as carrier.. It is. 35 presided at the trial of the case of the! what he himself hm to pay. giving the appropriately decorated for the oc- government Well, to-be sure the one pulled nt the doorknob tind tried to high gchoo! tuition for rural districts miles long. . mji i People vs John Brock, charged with'use of the Strand and al! his own" get in; but Mrs. Fuller told iter cm- py placing that'burdcn upon the coun-| Burhl route No. 5 goes mostly east ---------------------------------------------- —.... J!Hteinn. the setting was deltehtful andiwUrat anti the cotton were to- fur-, deprivingto himself of <-fmdilclvo to the line filing which hu/ntohvd. but the Red Crew has had a take.-! f fam the scene of an services, “W1®®’- therebywouirt^t hJ^lt nn phntfcally .that site would not nllow her ty Bt large, rather than upon thc to- and °"a ii“ little wiuth of-HnstingH and takrunning ■ runnlng away from , pjt accident, was evidently displeased mtr thc revenue he would get ^-nie If he put on alwavs pervaded the. c gatherin'™ An ^ind the expense of having thc wheat ip all of the forriier Quimby n «8-. Ed “ “ “ i 6 "!'? 8 ? fu d ?,, y * m , d 2^5 i ntevJ hi the ’ mrvte to come in Thto Gyp protested that dividual school district. We are sure lllrv could not the carrier. It Is 44 ■miles thR ‘bc fan* fact fhnt lh“' th., the Jury not norM. agree. ' Ilin Pte'VS3 ill *” tilt' tht reOtllar reguliar WtLV. wa>. Till' Ti e niC.Vie movie nl m,,nu Wlls weHTwo made into flour and thc cotton made J1?1' 't!u.’.,ed wash her hands; but;cur readers, particularly farmer rcad- Binls-afl.ls I Wc My Boy." It is a fine >'autlful bouquets of chryjanthrmums into cloth and.wcarihg apparel. There long now ana and was lormeriv formerly aa 38 mile-''" miles We orP are mfonned infonnwl that that, nine were for for: will *,**--be b* 'That's ttat ’Lnte Mrs. Fuller refused that appeal. White rrv w411 interested in thto communi- lone ■ ’ Rural ........................... route No. io. 6 proceeds largely tergelv 7 conviction ‘1cl nu and1 throe ,ffor or ac acquittal lU ltaL Thc... picture, nn onei that thSLwill ™«ht be trthTra^>?w« especially-ap- ,he Blft of President Joe McKnlvht, • where a part of that 56c has gme. thls conversation was going on the cation He writes mn.nd „<r Cki-r S<«1. wh ;, ; Jl,d dudw ‘«* n-'.am.nd the tta ; ‘^'5. George Scott, who «c to °* ora.™ w reprimand ’*}*’’’•*’* tbe, 5' ought to be capacity dl<.oraUd thP speaker's table At the'But more than that if it had not been other gypsy thief returned and called Hastings Banner: wa, earner carrier or of tne thr Quimny Qiilmhv ..................................... route u is now now ifJ'“ l,r">irv ’ *• at— ntmidnight Monday, Mnnrtavwhen «ta.nitsiudea...audiences ! audienceseach eachevening. evening. cwtelustan of the banquet each Rotary fr the National R-.d Cr-ss which your to her companion wlio was trying to t noti«,d in tlic supcrvUora' report wax *— was carrier of the Qu.muy route, to now, A)h•* /rnnnn< ln / rtKarwm4(nt i This project should receive the »up.- Ann ---------------<._j .to —sign ,— iher -------i m-nev get into thc house. The two rushed recently given In the Banner an item ■tb<* carrier on route 6, which is 34 liberations resulted in a disagreement-. was asked naffie on a hn.s helped to keep going how (ConlinuetLon page three) card. Tlii- cards were gathered up. ! Placed in n hat and well shaken up b wheat "round and the cotton mantifacB b Walton. From this hat. which wasjtured and dl trtbuted- all over the i nour, juage simpson ueciareo aim i “ . r held high enough so it was impossible United States to meet thto demanding madc ’’T,'d thto expense. Takihrf the^Lhool cen* *" ” BLACK BEAR ca,Un® the ................... -— 'A NICE J«o-men...m a few minuter ; 'Conunueo on page fiveemergency? Tne Red Cross mode pas­ , before midnight. The evidence war । ' . ------. - s’.ble this great source of wonderful re-----Fuller telephoned to Deputy Sheriff IUS by townships instead of by school • i Bruin Was Killed A Few Rods clear- Tnere was nothing to disagree! A lodge near Comlns In the lower [notice to BARRY Gidl Lykins, of Nashville, telling what districts is required by a new state law law Brum was B.U1CU A row »u your.„rtM >houM bay, iwmlraula ,d Mlettaan owtad by R, ,OT. TAXrAVfm. ‘ lief. rno his -aid "O the iocx! Red had happened, Mr Lykins pronmlly1Thc supervisor of a township can un-| quickly arrived at. and should have/fuller <rt Hastings and a group o! i Will be at the Deli n Slate bank has SI 000 In the bank, why J?? u,lC *n,',rn'-atl°b t0 Under-Sher- duubtcdly take tlw school census at I From camp, South Of Bault Ste. Marie lb,een '«'n guilty.". Jdne lumbermen from this section of 32d and guilty. . v. ion (IU Thursday rnursaay thc me 15th. win. xzu ana 29th w-n ■ Ir Ly,k.Un *?01tcd around Nashcost to l!l(. taxpayers than would | case ; he state was to. the 1932. for'the pin p'-'c of re.1, ri»v This erne involved an automobile ac; ihe s;at<l wa * found burned tn th.. December 1932. for ’ the purpk-e ?f .<■ We hav-n’t half that amount In the vllle but could find no trace of thc required to pav any other person cldent on October 2. when a car driven ground Gdent "round Sunday. Sunday TJic Tpe lodg? lodge was ml" enl? . cetving cciving taxes. b-nk. and when I became chairman of (Continued on page three) ------that - .work, — • —since --------for the supervisors are irm w-rk no -kH by Brock lntt> “ car drt'en b>' Mrs r mpk v‘d ,,lls ThL' 15 thr rccond Mra. Kate B trdlc': compelled to go over their townships Mar>’ EvanspI ftds clt>’rC5P°ntlw?Wn tw’ y<'ars that lhc c,ub has —Adv 12-14 Barry Township Treas bank. During t'-e-e four yrars« CHRISTMAS SPIRIT each spring in making the assessments aith George Smith, John Armbruster. fnt jQhn BrjcJt W8h cjiaracd by the roflered loss by fire. -A year ato last > ' --‘Continued on pa^e five)I want to ask why this additional ।and George Haynes cmnprtsed a party, wl.h Ieavln(. the o'f lhe spring a- lodge house owned by this TO PRAIRIEVILLE TAXPAYERS. SHOULD BE FOSTERED . expense for sclmol census, csixrCljHJ’ at that hunted south of Sault Ste. Marie 'without stopping to l BTOup also destroyed — by fire. Noth- I 1 will b« “t Prairieville Dec.'17 and — give 6-v hU .M-r--— was -— ----------------— EACHERS TO AGAIN fli : nr wr ’-> r 1 this time, when taxes should be cut on ; nr address, or llcenx* numb-r ln ‘ t definite is khown concerning the: 31; at Doster Dec. 24: nt Crc.vscy. Dec T •«■"«». or address, or license number ing ds------------------------------Giving Of Modest And Inexpon-, cwry cilrn(.r. nir Mhool ccnsus of at!! shot within eight or ten rods of the iind without giving any nsstotance tojorigta ' -'"‘■i of the fire but the destruction: 10. other days until Jan. 10. 1933 at HAVE CAROL SERVICE sive Remembrancea Will [rural districts in Barry county could icamp. At the time the bear was evi- !-.« । camp. A the lnJurcd p^,,^ ns r<;.!isthm ,Iaw n., .c thought to be the work of some fire-(home for the collection .of tax^s. rientlv following follnwina- some some track track and mid did did quires. . .... the occupants . . bl>8■ni«OD;„„ All i be. and for many years was. taken snt- iiently All of... the .. Evarts . -—Adv. 12-14. Boulter. Tretts Christmas Songs Of Various rrove Blessing io AH lUfactorfly (or far leu than SWMl. The (not dtoerve Lee. who put a bullet car. with the exception of Mrs. Evarts We aWnow there are good reasons director- of each township school, dto-; through hto head. .£*rL.ir “‘«Z ZZ--------1--------------- Z--------------- ZZ--------------- --------------------Nations And A Pantomime ; herself, were jjainfully injured. Her why people cannot make Christmas trict was allowed <LM)0 for taking the i The b ar a beauty, weighing ^<r Mra 81m dted mx <tav?ThP TAX RflfpS 111 RfllTV TnWFIQhinQ Will Comprise Program prroente to the same extents in pros- school ccnsus !n our district, for the । around 175_ ,pounds and wxs .... greatly. a<1-- Jalcr hj lhe IVdieSIIl DdriJ lUWIlbllipb -----------Of jler injuries. The; 1 ,IC 1 pcrous years. It would not. evidence past six years at. least, nothing wa.s|mired it . deteme \,,r.. “ eUlmed ,thas h°, I. r Brrrk berime ,| U/x.rziR. PlrvJn M 1 I Pa*. I imp For several years the teachers of the Ind by many n»ny people, who ulio viewed “ Mr. city MliO ’lS have pretented a Christ­ good taste or Judgment for anyone to paid for taking tlx? school census. I j . while up In George .<1^ a n->hte^nHOVCr C10S6 tO 1 1 1 PF t/PDt Limit “.'.t it wax. *?? hanging ta",'?n' “ p ,? ““'“'Itaxed a<. the nLntn^of moment ot Vho tl,e wlUabn: in* tnnntimiMl c-...*,----- - - : »’ moment OI 11W CSlllSlOn. go tn to -Orrmr. extremes at at thl« this Umtime nr or tn to Ar. do |' (Continued nn on n*o. page nvci five* Bmllh. Meal Marker Wednemay th„ hls mma , blank tram IhenlI Every township in Barry county to state. .Even the confusion that results mas carol service Just before the hohanything that might injure the finan-1 t'ny vseat? n and thi$ year will con­ ■nrnuiia beam appeared to be quite bad 0 Iua 'within easy range of the limitations tinue the ctut m 01 n„. CAMP FIRE PLANS iimposed b>' the I’i per cent tax limit ** <This program will be on Sunday gfting- from Christmas remembrances will ' CHRISTMAS SERVICE .range of a rifle. Lee was .the only I™ prope " y -nnou' any amwanee „ (1 csule purthe central «ch-ol'audll num ----------------------— .... ----ivni CJ.akc mil ­ nPt-be carried too far. Let them be . , «. . . „ . „ , hunter in that section to bag one bv of1 them and was naturallv envied" Bblt ' dnvc ,our blocks from , from the state, the following complinWen of taxation during «n era when more modest and less exjieMlvg than Toys And Clothing Being Col­ — -singing of carols ot all nations will b> Ute wxne of the accident to a house | tion of tex rates for various scctlnm of land values and land revenues were feature the first half of the program in the past, but a Jot win be lost to ioctcd To Give To Mothers In addition to the'beaf the party re-' tpontinued on page five) ‘the county indicates. Hastings city is exceedingly low. ■ and for the latter half, the Christmas tite world it we lose the Christinas For Their Children turned with three fine* bucks, saving xmlODCkir nniiDT iiiOTinc ia^'Thth>C|11|,nlt b'1’l','.ls5''>f tax The firat cnliimn In the t.;i story is t > be given in pantomime. spirit. - , SUPREME COURT w> ■■*.»■>.wvw>i . -,JUSTICE ,wwand the higher sclwol tax If. Jfjwcver. ing simply gives thetotal tax rate per .‘ mewhat simUiir In idea to text year, Let us not forget the sacred meaning Camp Fire Giris and Guardians will __________________ FEAD WILL BESPEAKER lh*" ■•premc-court should decide that 11X00 <?f a.v«.'.“cd valuation as applied but entirely difTerent in presentation. of Christmas. It is the birthday of the । help Santa Claus to reach mothers who I city governments are exempt from the in 1932; the second column gives tke who were present at thc last 'Those One Being ever known on this earth! would not have the means this year to TELLS OF GOOD RE­ ,1Lj ,>cr ccnt ,Unlt- thc clty , could amount of this total tax tlw. went fo. carol service remember the beautiful with whose life no flaw or defect has fill the children's stockings. TURNS FR6M WANT ADV. Brotherhood 'Next Mon ' Niirht _K/ ’ I easily trim its budget to meet thc the re- tla? tl» servicing of debts—debts contract- pantomime showing the scenes per­ ever been found. He came to reveal to A collection of toys has been started, Instead Of 19th — List Of quircments without any assistance ed before 1933 are exempt from-the I'j taining to the Christ Child. man that God wns light and He re- contributions having been made by the fYom the state per cent limit; the third column gives 'Supt. D. a. VanBuskirk is again di­ vealed Him as the Father of nil man- Women's club and Business Women's Sold Advertised Article Die Supper Squad < It is probable, however, that city gov- the tax rate per <1.000 of valuation aft- reeling the chorus. Tile complete prokind. This means that humanity. hospital guild, also several articles of Same Evening Paper Was The Brotherhood will meet next', will be exempt. an cr er Uw tlw debt debt service has bMn been dedueted^gpm deducted. kgp*m will be an- In in readiness. readineaa , n . * / M(,, ay ।mX Lt the usual Saco and lemmcnts , rn^1cnU * “* not n“l ** cxen?”1 But Bul an lx? given next next w week. should be a n great brotherhood of men clothing arc and women interested in the welfare o! The Camp Fire shop under the NaPubhahed ’“Ster "fl S V “ “ combination re- Column three, therefore >h. -w; -------------one another and seeking each other's tlonal bank will be open Wednesday The Banner to in receipt of a letter ST court ,nf’n* Ux',r the 2*”“. un.‘? °f ,h’ cw“u?*lJLndln CHOIR WILL SING good. , .nd Friday afternoons thia week and from Ira D. Smith of Nashville which ffoutataSS mrntera of UutTvurt■GU‘ *“ ,alonr' by.^ IT'*"1 10 t,w ‘ ' pfr *nt Ba,P rUPIQTMA The world to now suffering from the next to receive toys and clothing. In- is similar to many others we have re- whnt h<? wU|^aw lo say will be of in‘Vhrol^h^t*!hastate *Suid JtS aredalSd?2J2tta? fori!« CHRISTMA CHRISTMAS CAROLS effects of the most destructive war vitations will lx- sent to mothers to ceived concerning the results obtained ..cres. to everv member of the Brother-,UlX ,ralcs throughout the state could exampl<. are alreadv operating for m.nsinM has I... ever known—a war that ..i.u .K- shop the from uuna th-Christ-rv.i.r\,Unu-. r<"~rauor easily solve the thc problem. If local than the required limit. The other Interesting Interesting Service Service To . Be Held worth y* tlx oruuiir tlm<? of. /easily mankind visit .the week before ! from using the Want. Column Follow- hood B[uj.mU never would have occurred had the na­ mas and choose for themselves articles ing to the letter from Mr. Smith anyone to hear. We hope there may be [ school tax rates were reduced to two or townships are from 92 per thousand At Presbyterian Church 1 i t,uw m,lu ' for example, the balance to <3 90 above the limn. Most of them tions who were parties to it been they would like to have for Utelr chil­ Nashville, Mich.. Dec. 5. 1932. ---------------------------------*--------* a very good attendance at this meetthc moncy required coming from an within <2 00 per thousand of the limit, On Sunday Night led by the spirit of Christ. The world dren. 'Oils Christmas service of the Hastings Banner. ‘“reb,. m-r.. „„ r*~- n । equalttaUon fund, even Hastings city In rolumn four is given the school tax On Sunday evening. Dec. It at 7:30 Camp ----------Fire Girls. while a new.project Hastings. Mich. to itlll troubled with serious problems)--------------------TWOUld easl,y “H* Wllh‘n th* lxr ra,C t,,r ,lW V*nou» un,l$ ,nd Other the choir of the Presbyterian church which vitally effect the welfare of in Hastings, luu been conducted auc- Dear Sir: second Monday, a* Use third Monday to|ccnt liInll Whl!e the rates in the town- township, county, slate. CoVert road. will ting Christmas, carols of all na­ every human being. Those problems' cessfully for several years by Camp Enclosed find 25c for the adv. run tn! ^rhe aIin^.rr for the next ‘ *h,p“ *'oull‘ * “»d UYumshlp road tax rates in the fol- tions in costume. Roy Oordes will be can never be polved and never will be Fire Girls In Grand Rapids. ' A list of your paper last week. \ n *!k ’Ul,’£Tr ITil' There is certain to be some difficulty lowing columns. the soloist and Dr. D. D. Wai Ion will solved until there to an application of the mothers served will. be. kept and I want to say this for the Banner. I The figures used In this compltetlon render violin selections.. .A jilver offer­ the principles of the Sermon <m the turned over to the general welfare never got such quick returns irom a. Brotherhood meeting will be as fol- an(J C0I1fUJ110n while such changes In j0“rtax system are being made. In thc were obtained from the tax'records of ing will be taken up to defrag ejuieiueir. Mount anti the Golden Rule to the committee to avoid duplications. paper in my life as I do from yours Captain. Charles Offley and thc oth- (Cnd i10Wcvcr> WD predict that people of the county. We believe that a study Everyone is given a Zordial welcome. Uvea of individuals and the nations. [ Mothers of Camp Fire girls and all I sold my washing machine the same i Michigan will regard the amendment ot these figures will give thMe InterestIn recognition bf His supreme good- Interested are asked to co-operate with day as the paper came out. in the eve­ er members asfoumv*: Geo. Lockwooq. Erwin Miller Da e limiting tax on property as one bt the cd a good idea of the manner in which THE BARRY COUNTY new and of Hto supreme and continu-1 the guardians in making this project ning. Mum, Royal Myra. W.yur MkrrKk tat p^upm, p,«p u,this ................ ■ ■ their tax dollars are dissipated.■ Ing Interest In mankind and of the gift a success, Very Respectfully. 1 Wm. Mishler. Wayne ■ Offley, Jos ;5 REBEKAH ASSOCIATION of Hto own spirit to lead us In ways of | --------------- < — ' Ira D. Smith. Pflug. Jr., Ed. Rice. Wallace Mack,. loving kindness and peace, the obscrv-1 ANNUAL MEETING. , Leon Moon. Fay Marble. John Me; Although the cost for inserting Want Will Be Entertained By Has­ ance of Christmas and keeping alive I T1M> annual meeting of the Barry Lravy. Hubert Mead. J. L. Merriam. ‘ the Christmas spirit should have a vi-1 County Agricultural Society will be Advs. to small, the returns are plenti­ John 'Phillips, Harry Peirce. Elmer Ristings Lodge Next Monday tai part in every home and in every held in the court room at Uw court ful. u so many people hove testified . ing. Eve, Dec. 12th community. I house on Dec. 10. 1932, for tlx* election during the years. The Barry County Rebekah AxrociaBy all means refuse to make yourlof president, secretary, treasurer and PYTHIANS TO HAVE CONFIRMATION AT EM* tiop will be entertained by the Has­ Chrtotmaa observance an.occasion for't*u'®^ directors for a period of two MANUEL CHURCTL I FIRST FAMILY NIGHT. ■Hi tings lodge on Monday evening, Dec. IX extravagance for useless gifts. Let us years. Polls will oj»n at 10:00 A. M. Confirmation service will be held at' On Friday evening. Dec. 9. Barry A pot luck supper will be served at all strive to make it as glad a Christ-i®™* remain open until 5:00 P. M. Tlw Lodge will have tjselr first •'Family Emmanuel Episcopal church at 7:00 [ . -even o'clock sharp‘ mas ns we can for our families, for our. business session .will commence at 1:30 Night," of the season. Pot luck supper 1 Asayrta Twp. ....<17 93 <16.04 S 6 06 81.30 Boys irom the Starr Commonwealth friends, for our community, and re- P' M- at which time the report of. sec- as usual followed by community sing­ The class will be presented by the Rec- Baltimore Twp. “ ‘ 6.42 -' 3.04 will be here to furnish the entertain­ and treasurer will Jolce that we have such a day with 1U relary “ "•* --------------- be read “and r”4 ing, cards and dancing. tor. the Rev. J. A. McNulty. The Bishop T * p 2531 nsa 2 92 9.03. ment. It is lxH>ed there may be a anyother business that may legally come sacred meaning. All Pythiaiu, Pythian Sisters and of the Diocese of Western Michigan.' Car|ton Twp 383 12.89 good crowd. before the meeting will be transacted. families are cordially invited. the Rt. Rev. John N. McCormick. D. D. Castleton Two 2034 892 18.90 RUMMAGE SALE. Every member to urged to be present E D. Smith. Chrm. will confirth and preach. A beautiful Hastings Twp TAX NOTICE. 1606 525 The American Legion Auxiliary will and take part. i service is promised and everyone to Rnne twh 18.01 1605 6.16 I will be at the following place# on hold a one day rummage sale on Sat­ Fred Mayo, Pres. TO RUTLAND TAXPAYERS. cordially welcome. lrvtag T»P 15 92 9.72 urday. Dec. 10 at the Legion rooms F. C. Parker. Secy,; Taxes for Rutland township may be 7.21 Ungs National bank. Saturdays, Dm. i Johnstown Twp. 10 83 TO RUTLAND TAXPAYERS. starting at nine A. M. Please call Mrs. paid at the Hastings National Bank 5.82 TO BALTIMORE TAXPAYERS. Edw. Downs, 2692. if you have nunevery Saturday and at my home every Taxes for Rutland township may be Maple Grove Twp. 20.60 Taxes for Baltimore township may Friday during December. Burr Lau- paid at tlw Hastings National Bank Orangeville Twp. . 18,09 ntage to contribute. 16.13 be paid at the National bank every baugh, Trcas—Adv. ,12-14 every Saturday and at my lixnc PVery Prairieville Twp. . 19 26 18 88 CITY TAXPAYERS* NOTICE. Saturday from Dec. 10, 1932 to Jan. 7, Friday during December. Burr Lau-■_ Rutland Twp21.28 I am now prepared to receive city 1933; Don Wright's store at Dowling, Thomapple Twp 21.8! SQUARE DANCE. baugh. Treas.—Adv. 12-14. 14.07 16.19 taxes at the council rooms In the City every Thursday; at home every Friday Woodland Twp. .. 25.21 At Clear lake. Friday evening. Dec. 9. Treat. Irving Twp, Hall.—Nellie M. Smith, City Treasurer. till Jan. 10. 1933. Yank. Springs Twp. 18.74 25c REBEKAH BUFFER. Woodmansee's orchestra. Frank Her­ 26.38 14.46 Hastings City .... 31.21 —Adv. 12-14 John Birman, Trvas. rington.—Adv. Out Dec. 7. I Wednesday, Dec. 14.—Adv. ROTARY PARTY WAS AHAPPY EVENT ION COSTS JUDGE SIMPSON REPRIMANDED JURY ... .......... ;'.^^.m”;rL"X^XiLEE BENNETTSH0.L „ . :“-s^\,StLFuller c°^eBurned Ou>nedByR oy to Ground . �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1M2 I Personally we wish the Oovemor-■ • Elect would go further and advocate ai I return to the caucus and conventioni system; safeguarding both the*, caucus> and the c-jnvanUon by requiring thatI nomination* be made at both by secret; voting, using the Australian ballet iy*-.. :tcm. the political parties mtarev.cd :n। PROPOSAL IS TO CHANGE .five caucus and convention.lo pay the ! entire cost. That would sale the state PRIMARY. SYSTEM IN of Michigan better than one-fourth ct • MICHIGAN • la million dollars tor each primary ekc' non. . What Mr Comstock proposes will tw CONVENTION PLAN a big improvement in making political MUCH MORE DESIRABLE nominations in this state, because ■ ttwre will be a11 deliberative uri.UL’LMLl.C action RLUUII b/ u 6011.™ raw- 4 M® CUBES; be glad to see the primary, system; wiiolly overthrown, us .Massachusetts' has just decided to do. But if that, »h*U not .••rem wise at this time, wc would be pleased to see a long-step taken toward tlie orerUirow of the pri-j tr.ary by requiring pre-pnmary con-. vcntions. believe it will lead to the substitution of the convention ayatem.. -wmeh i*-in harmony with represent*uvr government, while the trlmary 1. COMMERCIAL CLUB HEIM FINE iDDBESS LOCAL NEWS Mr*. John Qualfe ha* been quite sick y— awrwf ’ ‘TOWT TAVTW gam ’ TKEELEAVEN SAID INSURANCE DATED BACK Adv. Mrs. Dan Walldorf! is suffering with I blood poison in the middle finger of her Jeft hand. MAKING CAMPAIGN FIRST POLICY ISSUED IN Confirmation at Emmanuel church, Sunday evening at seven o'clock. AGAINSJ-fltPHTHERIA ENGLAND TO MR. GIBBONS this ' A cordial imitation. ...... Good Management Results In | Tlie Welcome Ladies' Aid will meet Herald Editorial Decries Lack r-^nfatne'aatiurm.-. the c mven-j Barry County Health Unit W.ill at the Orange hall Thursday Dec. 8th Bringing Business And Large 'for dinner All Invited. Or U«der,hlp A, Result Of So°» * 0>»h* T«°M «■> Thb Barnaby restaurant la to be sold Income To Companies Present Conditions plan | Rural Schools at Shcrtn'B sale Saturday. See Ure advertbement on another page. W- believe there will be general apPs plan will t> proval by member* of all parUe.- of bf-tu: < eu.~d •Vin.iun ol .J oJ., '““ ■ Mixed dances al thc Thornapplc Lake Hotel every Saturday night, Lin- i the annout.remrnt by Oov» rfl.-u-Elect Bami> nlngton and hu orchestra —Adv .Comstock of til* purpose to urge ;C would F-.r.uu1.h ad'.i,r. ,1, Ute liuuniweL, Wwnt.n-, B<«rd ol IVim^ek*!«. radical changt in jne pn-'-rnt wholly re.-er? making choice' of candidates It! ,1?™™ Mr the, u^ud. 1 "» »',«k "" — rul'd give the people u chance to A* »r undersUhd hts proposal it l * o. diphtheria. • -jxi i.il.. thc mon , . 54ondaj. this:. To ,-eqmre the holdljw ■>! pre- ■ iake their choices at the primary. I lima • rious - ar- children Abodt 85 tL ^blT^hen Jo*Si I Thei’ U a bcaU,y *t the primary ennvenfioov by ail parutM in. Ith thc Cboie*!t largely confined to per cent Of the deaths traceable to this; ’ ‘ J 1 * r ™mred' Rwd I>TUC 8tore lhf *»htwe of this the yean when «tau- and county.offi- love made previouslyby duly con- < ne di.< are are of children under five h ' j/ u contribute- one-fifth of i *'et'k ‘P**1*1 announcement ci-efluted repre*entaUve convention- Wc c.'rs are to be nommatt-d. Tbe»e yrars >f age When it is p^Mble wlrcrc tn this u*ue. believe the ijcojile would discover that maV* a child immune from an attack i“*‘ ouMtHtlJ F"™** * especially interested ■cccrdingkpAJr. Com*'ock’.« plan, one better nonunaOcns would be made by < t IhU d**are and when that Cumtn^S I!n thc announced thi. wwk ft> and possibly two nomination* for each conventions^ where the menu of can­ ‘I.-'S' I •*"« ■ Office to be voted for at the primary didates are talked over, and understood and Seed Store—Adv. by the delegates^ than by peopJe^who pSAiy -ni-1 Mr. and Mrs. Harold' Smith have vote without ‘ ‘ ’ moved from 80. Broadway Into the merits o ' he influence* backing' hr»u*e recently vacated by Mrs. Mac candidat office. We are erntfi-i Roiu-h at 910 So Hanover St • people would take the Many people will be wry glad to firs'. step suggested. by our Oov> learn that the Baird Clotlung .store Is Five-port and Orange,ville Kha .to. . ™ Sand ‘reural hundn*l Iput,,ng fn * chrtrtnuu wIr 01 and the prtma: eammlan Is Is now nor tn in progress nrrntre® in in 1'7'^ ' '**’ n nJdtn 5“bto£ ‘J* £“* ,urnullln«' at reduced price* aiyj the campaign N'.ishvillt'. under the direction of Dra...'41“r5. ~'T ■ . ____ an editorial- aritti-n • ,..H r .i/'.i,: i^h* business haa grown until at the< editor of thc Grand Rapids ..toms ana Lofdahl. : tee-ent time in tire United Htut-A Emmcjcan Moore, infant .daughter tn De rex- and UMiqal place then-fw j of Mr and Mra Robert Mborr. has and published in Wednesday's f .r tire fight .uaimr dtphtlrerta is in 1 ’ been seriously ill Ure j^t week and not qualified to t<•pn-.-*t;t •:re rural district* and among rural und.r the care <tf a nuVre. The'little Miciugan to iremlx-r* of the legisla­ j.upih. jwriicularly with children <>: j fh< Bone u »«<>wly-improving. ture. They filed petition* and-manthe nre ♦ Hooting* Chapter No 7 O. E. S. held ptdi’Jcal leaders; pre- < hooLag- Brtnhim; with thc new ,'t*' m'm^f^dd.-d ^e'1 nl!U‘!U’n Tu,''’<!:‘y evening with a is the .primary. Un-' •..nr. thi'campaKii will b. p-.p. <,n No * f ‘ l" •”*' nations and were placed on the party caucus and rtrtivenpan system i child will tx- gtv-n thc Dixoid ‘r'*k^nJ”tw.hSbVl£Sm dSa??UHhH^i,*,n<hd ■tu,MUnce conddering tlie ticket. There was no thought at thr "* “?•*inclement weather. R-freshrm-nU were ••re men in i*« r, vrr.iiig pr> - ment without Un- consent of his or he?ti^ ““ time the nnminafi.-mC i<- made trial l-arints But tire parent* are not onlyHSit fol lowing Ure meeting r-. the- democrats would mnke such a cine:, member* of both parties. who invited t-> give their ™mrent to hum' 'Jthu«>Cal1 Mn' E'ltt »>**“. 2t»2, if you. interest in'tire party to clean sweep ar, -hey did; .o there,was t'Kik an...active — <--> ----- u n,llc(v •he children .f xhool ace made »««- ' ,,,r U* American Ln/m which they In ­ no organized effort tc defeat Uu:." mu* to diphUrerta. but they are «« AuxUl^mmue sale urday. candidates. Tliey ww-re ejected, and will ru ut'Lan'ing making Jaws.for the in behalf of the party o( their-chol family under five year- and over nip-. ^.ln Ydur co-operation Will be appreciated. • f Ml • ' oi p»T“- «•« the denwrits of tlie prfinary system. . v.aiiciw notices properly pcted and Z"t L',7*»_«?-. ibig l ie insurance said , • „ovp companies, „„ „„ Ur Mr. ,ha(-have . publblx-d for their tnwn»h'pv. They K-mxflhou'e on Ure day when the doc- ■ tv... nicies for the American Legion would solicit' attendance nt such ritu- •or will b*- In their district to give lire j{depression and’are still going' »««nic. ilw’u4iw 1 hom^ mtWj. Usually these leaders were Toxbld treatment, and have Urescj1 . . '^chosen to reprejrnt the vi ting prccinc: • oungrr children also treated As tire —, . State street donned a festive air on at county ennvintlani. They uitcndtii and mud* ft their biUlnt to become Monday when Christmas trees were r.s who most iwtl the lot policy hol*r«, together with 'all tho placed along Ure walks. The w-eathcr believe jmrents will be ’nmtnieni. .xth itM.-. such as medical fees gild for was spring like ull day—warm with . rate with the Barry L ' ‘oliciling of insurance. There rttmaln*, occasional showers and then .sunshine. county Health'Unit in putting cn this Revival meetings are in progress at ja margin in addition which enabl<\cihe the rampaign. Biiltitnoro UniUni Brethren church. irrsuratice .companies to set aside rcherw funds which make them amply We have/Secured Rev. Robert Hall of Waukr? liina, us our evangelist. S-hiIa NEXT COUNCIL FIRE [Mtfe even tn Uiese hard time:.. — arc saji-d. Everyone is invited. localities, as hap|**na* under thc pri­ Life insurance companies have tre- F. Wbeing King, pastor. . mary. Til-' work of there men at canON DECEMBER i* 'mendous income* The total of their cU-M’. and as dtl-g.ite;. in convrafiun.s ' ‘ i n.,nb„ Ar.i r-„,i,.,_iinn-Ytir.-.'nts run* into billlonvof dollars. dr-elopt'd !i'ad<kld|i. which Is. a rr .. ;. , Ca _„^>P v.r Fire ...» Ritnka ___ _____ «... And Leather, 1Jie.llrtinir lt,anjl to pbllcy holders, GAVE THOUGHTFUL AD­ mre n *r--------- bu «n«t t»_ «r ‘All these draw interest. The premium DRESS TO LIONS CLUB return* oh their outstanding Insurance. ... .. Successful Girls s TQ BIgLE TIMES Waters Clothes Shop Here are a few suggestions for your gift list... Turtle Necks are what he wants. They are here in many colors too. Thrift prices 95c to $1.95 ,ud; Pajamas as Wilson Bros, make lheniare fine gifts. Broadcloths, plain, fancy, silk trimmed and splendid quality outings. uuiings. - y 95c - $1.25 - $1.95 x~“~= Don’t Miss It! BAIRD’S Second Annual ••• ........ »«««« wm CHRISTMAS SALE HASTINGS passim; of s. w. MOTE. rj . ■ . ni Summ 1 W. Mole aged 71 year.;, di-(I riaSlOnianS tO rlCiy <.u Friday, e'etung nt ht» home on W i ’ Green St., of cerebral upiplvxy. Sur­ viving are thi' widow i«n^ three dnugh-1\ An invitation to play over radio KtnMrs, Fity Ailerding of near Free-! tion WELL pf Battle Creek hut If- Roy Thoma'' and Mi. be’-n extended to the. Hastontap.*. a of Ha’-fine-. Mr. Mote wim j dunce and novelty orchestra compared nml w-irnod neighbor. who!„: right >T,unR n)rn of this community, friendly mid kindly , to ;-nM. creherira will be on tlie air Ulis unrrul rervices were held tuning from 7 30 to 8:30 o'clock, Mcmat 1 .III P M on Monday.;bej-.s of'the organization tire: Loren Odessa at 2 30 P. M.. with; Francisco, director. Jack Wilson. Junior l-nkyide c.inrtcry. Hie be-1 McMillan. Rov Finstrom. Elmer Sanones liftve'the sympathy of all <i,Tn _j,... Kelley. William Kennedy i si. iun u. Hu j rxmuU Ooucte. Over Station WELL Steaks Round, Suin Bacon Pork Roast or Sirloin Butter Lard « 26c “■25© 4 HAM ENDS, lb. . 3 Bars FRESH FILLETS, i lbs. for NEW DATES, lb 10c ECKN1CH OLEO, 3 lbs. for ... . . . Palm Olive Soap , And I Ire. bars Octagon 1-aUtidr; So*p For 23C Chase & Sanborn’s 2 Bare LARGE ORANGES, dozen BUY SOME ONE A BAS­ KET OF GROCERIES FOR CHRISTMAS! Camay rtrZdC Friday and Saturday Sale at Feldpausch’s ‘WAere Bttttr Foodt Coat Lcaa ” PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER Ties and Ties and Ties Hundreds of them. Sparkling new silks, in every kind of pattern. So moderately priced at 35c ■ 50c 75c - 95c owen The December Council Fir- of th-- ■ UwCompanies ... <Haytnig.s Camp Fin: Girl* will lie held ,expense■*. and accumulate large \e; , l‘,a! U1fr.. • '’’*“>-'Lb'h*“rt U,,I“- Wednesday. Dec 1|. nt 1:15 in the serves. ;o that all-tlie big cjinpmUo Alinw.ir they rii!i lor iiHive he pn r<wm ;,t central .jchwd. Twcnty-M ven J me on a .-<iund, .stable basu. tlitt; o. a cohtrntion nomination ] n, ,v In,nil>r^ have Ww-ii registered nil The .«]H-akcr contrasted the--afetv of O 1j h<adqiiarti’i.'. since the last - Council inreMmynt in life insurance with the - r"'“ ' j Fin- in Oetobcr mid tin «: girls will lx-1;nf(.|v o^o-hi-r forni*^>f investment No ।admitted into' the Camp Fin- circle < young man Marting out in life should ।with appropriate ceremony ।think of getting along without life inj H oiks ut w<» dgatbeii r and of r-’in-r: suraitce. !!• suggested that every pcr| milker will be awarded and leatn. j kj>n having a fair incOmt! oii tht to plan |hmv>rs will tx- given gills who ht-ve ‘-Ito save a part of it. Invest n Walt of cured new m. ml» r. mid new gunrdt-rnv ; what he saves tn life insurance and the |. n.erc 'Aiil al-.i> lx- -jKelal fe;auu juthrr half in sonic other lorm of In­ jot the program unu-d to the holld.n come producing property. The speak• <r. utter by had completed his tafic. i Council I ires ure open U» the public, [-mu |p; would be glad to answer quesJari'iits of the gtrl.. m>d all irtcrestrd |t|ini-« and diet so tn a manner helpful through n p" ,,lU Betfins Friday December 9 For Boys at 79c Representative Feighner Dis­ cussed Problems Facing Peoplo Of Michigan Repre.M ntatlvc Len w Feighner of Nashville ?|)Qkr>- to. the Hostings Lion* Club .Monday on tlw topic. We Should Do Somfl Serious Thlnkine" It was a very Uinely dlscdsMon ot some of the problems that face u« in the imnu-duututurc. nie^probiems Iw mentioned mid dtscu-Lcd al, some length were-. : 1 The prohibition question. He stated that mile.-* more strict law and. enforcement measures are ■enxeied. the liquor problem will ht rtu»rc serious than it ii; at pn-reut when the Eigh­ teenth Amendment .'■hall be repealed. 2. ’Fhe reapjxtrtionmen^ o( the tax burden Mr. FVigluu-r painted out dangers tn the income tax for the’ .state, and recommended taxes that could be imposed and collected like the gasoline Gift Shirts J . ew -in I « ( ' $1.00-$1.50-$1.95 . ' ’ Give Him Sox . 3. Ptoiection of the railroad* against the unfair bompctnun of trucks and busses. This is unfair. Iieoause the ridlruidA are compelled to maintain their own tracks and right of way. which they paid fur themselves. In addition to that they are faxed on all tirir properties Including their truck-1 age and right.-, oi wav?.' Truck.-, and 1 busses, on the other Iiand, use the highways which the state mid tlye! counties have constructed, investing hundreds of million., -.if dollars m IllON HO.XOIt LIST. MISSIONARY I NION. Michigan and billions of dollars loiastic honor' ni Albi-ori Tlie December meeting of tlw throughout the country, while all the luilf of '.lit- .cur-j xj,;thodt|t Episcopal Missionary Untbn truck* and busses pay b. thc-weight tax' hav-.-L.viii annotmerd by will be held with Mr-.' James Batson. mid gasoline tax. These big bus.-« • mid Wfnt-imu.- The honor 117 w Mill St iofl Broadway two trtjcka do more damage to highways , pl.ii-vd in two groups. | bl-K'ks from monument । Wednesday. than ull other traffic combined; jvt ■ .i- -V .'rad.- ahd th" < j Dec. 14. ... becimUng at ___2 15 prompt. .... j they pay almost nothing m comparison Devotions by Mrs J M Townsend u 15,1 railroads for the support of go-.. 1 Magazna- Reviews-Foreign, Mrs. Je>-1 '-rnment It tv unfair This country i *>.uiu uiicuuruic rapimy sic Payne. Home. Mr... Nellie Scclry. ■ would deteriorate rapidly wlinjut without its, its- , Facing tlw Future. Mrs Clara railroad liner,. and yet this unfair coin- 5, ixjtlllon t« placing thc r.iiiroa<U where i Brown. they arc unable u» meet the interest on A cordial invitation u extended to their bonds in many cures and in ?ome ! cases unable < ► pay running expense*. ! non-membrrs lb lx- present 4. Mr. Felghner said v.e needed a: IlNTISAI. I’.-T. A. pH . 4. sane and fair method of aiding soldier* and their dependent* will be held in tire Cent:al school audi­ 5. Measures of some kind must • b? ' torium Thursday night. December 8. at taken for the care and support of old' i ' Allen Byhop, Cl.vrk Payne. Gerald thr vl-u.i1 hqur. It will be an impor­ j>c’j>lc Mr Feighncr objected to an! 'And-r Hubert MrCallum, Jay Mr- tant -minting as mattiTs of business IMm.:.:- Olen Kahler and John Gould arc to be considered? An addtvs* wftf because it to>k away tire incentive of; thrift from young people. ■ Munbitpg mid cadi man .•■>: his deer, i --------- «.«---------'... ! Tin- Uons arc making plans for put­ jabo <-i,. I..r camp. u-v. u |»rtnn <1 ; HOSPITAL GUILD Np. 7 , ting an a benefit show to raise fund* which they brought tuck with them i, ' 'Pennock - -----------Hoapltal ---------- -Guild ---- - No. 7 wil -111 for purchxdng glasses for children who '*fhe fellows were elated with their * haytheir Christmas parly and pnelhave defective eyesight and wImv-.? par•‘.t’.•unch<2n ‘he hi mt• <.f Mn. i,nl* nrP unable to pay the cost of Ella Hammond. So. JefTerson St., on Blasses ; I’ltl SBYTLRIAN L. A. S. I’AHTY. ' Wednesday. Dec 14 Members urged; ' tnr i The P:.*byi. n.m L A S will' hold (to come and guest.; arc welcome. I HOME DEPT. TO MEET. |:ts jiarty *“BRANCH — ----- . ■■DISTRICT. Jjfns Thec;nt> Honie nt-th* Wrvn. i<i.vy.annual Dec 15Clirlstma* A luncheon willon be ThUrsserved W1udepartment mecI 0 .h* •at one -- iov-k and each member u' The North Maple Grave Dorcas So-'o’clock in the Central schnrd huiMin* lunwl ■■= AW win,in, . ,m Plain whites, fancies, plain colors in all sizes from 13'/j to 18. Sanforized shrunk, al He never has enough. Tht! colors and weights for ever in our hosiery' stock. Lisles, silks, wools, mixtures 20c - 50c Men’s and Boys' Blazers They will appreciate a warm serviceable garment in either suede leather, suede doth or heavy blue melton, zipper fronts. $1.59 to $5.95 A Splendid Gift for a Boy Sheeplined Coat \\ cather proof and exactly as pictured, ones u to 18. $2.98 - $3.25 . ebuten wppw .na ISl.VwLSfi'firt' ;WAMin« owUMTWfeiw taair M llw Orens, lull. M.pk M K,„d, /ndv- suv 2»o liure ini .------- ~ - - *-------------Oroie C-nlrr. l-ndny evenln,. Dre. 1 T"-!*" '™ M KLSSOU la NAMED. Will Nh w un, .1 m, ovine, " * T»"> « Cureneo B.11X. u me .uereuor to! Mr and Mr* J,r Norton and lloro- , t, ^.,7*lth : Raymond Wintttknechl as caret clerk I thy were Sunday P. M guests of Mr. >*°me -TI- de“_l° contribute. :ir thc Consumer* Power Co. office Mr ;and Mr*. Vincent Norton and Margerv. GROUP NO 2. Battjes luu been with the company tn Thc Extension Ciak* will be held at Hastings Extension class No. 2 met Grand Rapid*, commg here well | Uic home of Mrs. Ethel Wilcox Wed- at thc home of Mrs. E J. Pratt Tues­ ri-eo.’umcr.ded nesday nesday of of thia this week. week. day afternoon. Dec. 5. with twelve Mrs Sarah Ostrctli. who lias been members present. Thc leaders gave a CIRCLE NO. S. » helping in the care of her hiecc at demoastraiion of Christmas sweau. | Circle Na. fl of the Method!*! Epis­ Woodbury came home Thursday. candled orange peel and Parisian copal L A ts. will meet- on Tuesday Mrs- O D. Fasrett !■ home after be­ sweets. Tfc ntxt meeting wifi be with ing in Battle Greek taring for' her new Mr*. C. D- Baurr Jan. Iffvwith a copi­ C. E. Groiic. graudwn and the in6ther. ed vegetable demonstration. Boy, Light SLIP OVERS Too. For school pr <lres» wear. $125 - $1.50 Gifts Men Appreciate Waters Clothes Shop —_____ J �THE HASTINGS, BVtt.TR, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1932 Fortunlo Bonanovn. Randolph Scott paper, and a number ri scenes are laid I , and Murray Kinnell are featured play- in the radio station from which he de-1 er«. liven hl* regular program of spicy tld-M M— I ---------- k bit* over the air.’ Among the well! . atTz-r-TCCCT,, I PROSPERITY. known-radio, performer* appearing in INC. A SUCCESSFUL CALAMITY oivc MMrk, r^Mler and Polly Moran these *cenc*. are Tlw Three Cheer*, the A new George Arils* picture is al- something to fight about—and waU-h famous Cocaanut Grove -trio of men ways an event of importance to the , the laughs roll up singers. Tlie Blucttes. trio of feminine (Continued from page one> motion picture public^ and "A Succesy [ They’re at It again—this time as vocalists. Everett Hoagland’s dancs ful Calamity.’’ promises to excel all of mothers-in-law battling over the lives'band, and Emerson Treacy. i its excellent ~-*« predecessors in popular!ty it* ——----- ------------ of tlwlr married children, in MetroAyres' supporting cast In Okay t the state police station at Earii ' | America” is headed by Maureen O’Sul- |Lansing, who broadcast thc infonna-1 The story deals with an American Ooldwyn-Mayci s Prosperity ’ The heroines of -Caught Short” and ,lv“n- “nd alto includes UnfiaAdteem. Inon as to .what had been done On family of great wealth: a great finan­ Tor the Color-Scheming Bathroom! cier, his yourig and lovely wife and hU Politic*'' have as many battles as of Walter Catlett. Nance O’Nc-ffl, F.merron ’Thursday morning Sheriff Ouy Tend.1 two grown children: all of whom find yore, but the battles arc louder and Treaty. Margarett Lindsay and other <of Allegan, found three gypsy women j i ‘a gypsy man in Allegan, arrested} themselves so busy with the pleasures funnier. Then. too. there U a dramatic tavortte* qf Hie screen Hie story wa* ia.ryd by **"" Wdllagi ‘-*~ Anthony •McGuire, i .them and held them for si-.enrt U-on-1 and duties hhfK.M-^ upon them by their twist in the new .story, and Marie doet “.rlttcn• *••• MATCHED IVhhr! ------- -— ’ lard The latter, and Consetvatlon! money and position that no time is left •orne straight character acting that Officer George Sumner drove to Alic-, for the enjoyment of real family life. itugs at the heartstrings. coming /AliraCllOnS :fan and brought tlw gyp^v quartette to ' In an nttem|>t to remedy this unhap­ J The story deals with two widows who' py situation thc father announces sud-J„are —- friends ... —- in a small town, until their- Dec • 18-19—Harold . . .. Ltoyd in .‘ Movie the jail here. Then th.- Fuller, were •' denly Uiat he is ruined Amuting and children gi ' married Earh .starts In Crazy." frazy." summoned and they drove to HaMings.l ' and Lite Lee in Mrs. Fuller podtlvtly idcntmAl the! far -reaching compllcatlmis which he J to rcgululi .„ .......... — — the new family—and fur D... Dec. 20—Clive Brook „ Such variety ! Reversible designs “.. Night of June 13." woman who tried to get into her ho-.:-. , little expect*, result Immediately. The‘file*. Polly goes broke, there-is a run "The with A.G Tranjformer ' and colored border effects—in the delightful comedy unfolds against Hie on the bunk. Marie gvU u job in a -gn>~ — —— - -• ---------Dec. — 21-23 "That's My Boy." with'-’»s her daughter Thc old gentle­ colors she prefers 1 Cellophane most luxurious rettings ever derived for‘eery store and figures out way to put-Richard Cromwell and Dorothy Jordan.'man.was quite certain as to the identv picture of this type. -It is prerenfed 1 it basts by "trading" Z7..: and .. Oh ... n.. paying -------------------Dec. 23-34—Adolph Mcnjbu In the tity of the one who Mole the 840 and wrapped! Complete! with a cast m» excellent that every bit ^"swapping." .7 .;.^:.^.." tlrelr battles .’caure the •Thatcher Colt mystery novel. "The : picked her out from the bunch. Set of part is played by an actor or actreta of 'youngsters then 1 Night Club Lady." Lady ” 'yopngsters to get a divorce—and then!Night Tlw writer happetu-j! to !>■ over at coluldcnible note. ir;’'.!:— crashes. Marie sacrifices! Dec ” ....... everything 25-38. —....... Will Rogers ihbiuclfi In ’-he Jail ax this was g-ing nn. It wa*’■ Electric locomotive with he*d1 Towel and . —... and ..... .la planning --------- to end..her lift ... ..Too jj^y jo work" interesting lo hear the gypsies' wild llgt-t! Thrre 5” car* I TraniA Successful Calamity" is adapted hetrelf 2 Wash Cloths former! Track terminal I rack •------ — tlamentations and .protu.Satiotw of in-' from u highly MicCTgatu! stage play of for the insurance money when Sonny­ cup* I 8 peer* of track—over ‘ncccnce; but Sheriil Leoiuud would Mime rentonx back, written by Clare come* home, with the. profits of a big PROGRAM FOR THE BALUl inthri uf running inrlactl LANCE OF TH&WF.EK , not be moved by their ap|Haik for >ym-: Kummer. John Adolfi. who dirreted .deal, AU ends happily. George Arllsa in The Millionaire, ’ There are howling incidentals, like Wedncsday-Thursdav - 'Blond Ven- pathy. He asked them to hand ore: Others $4.98 up '‘Alexander Humiltbn” and ”Tliv Man tlw buttle of the three - rival Santa us." with Marlene Dietrich. ■their pocket taoks. which Hwy did. H<" Frlduy-Suturdny -Zane Grey's -Tlie' found |7o. which Iw kept, together with | Who Played God." Is credited with the Clauses, the hilarious adventure in the , . —•-*— West," with...................... directional this new Arliss picture. grocery Marc, the comical battle that 'Goldan George O’jthe Brien.pocketbooks. .Then he invited tlw: Allhough the entire -program U disrupts thc wedding, and a tense.I . ------------ ——-----------------;two women who ha<| visited thc Fuller j Men's All Leather Larue Assortment Men’s dominated by the character portrayed gripping efrumatie scene. Ham Wood i" ------------------------------ 1-------• henw On Tuesday io go to Justice j : Matthews' office, where they admitted I by Arliss, the supporting cast is even directed the pnMluctlon. more noteworthy than previow. ones Anita Page and Nonpan Faster are J itheir guilt. Tlw Justice ordered that! jthvy return the 840 to Mr. Fuller, pay wen In Arliss picture.s. ideally rust us the young couple, and ! a fine uf j5o and cosU of 810, or take ■ Mary Aitor, bnc of the loveliest'and the children lire played by little Jac-' most capable of the scrcdn's leading qbfe. Lyn and Jerry Tucker, Charles '90 days in Jail. Had there been anyone! women, plays tile part, of the young Glblyn, Frank Diulen and Henry Al­ ।else who saw tlw* woman who side theand susceptible wife <4 the financier, mott.i contribute clever i.huracfer' 840 from'xiw old gentleman, or had (Continued from page one) F^valyn Knapp, who played with Arils* romevly. . ______________ . he been more ptMiUve as to her Iden-i IN GIFT BOXES! In "The Millionaire," Is seen again us ■ OKAY ikiriiiCA °r *‘n“" ““n’r- because ’r-,hr . his daughter In thul picture. William OKAS AMERICA. |nmt flf chudren wlu, nre fitted »««W not *■*»- E*’™ ofT va-sllv: . Jaimey. promising youthful screen and --------—of ---------------, known radio, ttllh K|ttMC8 WU1O A number nationally o,nw injIU fmm rural ow district* b,,t»u.•. was thou«}'! nrert nl,u-r« ttake tl twirl ...... ... .... IrACZinfrmn ntivlno <1OO which ih.t' stage actor. Is the son. Grunt Mitchell, T nurtniner.s part in in "Oku"Okay and not .... from .... this city. lessoir.from paying th.. the 8100 they himself the featuoaljiluicj’-'ln many America." thc news|Mper dram* with' camp Fire Girl* have offered’ co,,ld Apnember. J with pneumonia the past week, seem.1Mr. and Mrs. ____________ John Blocher ----------------------and two ----------- Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slocum and lesser production.*., has the ImpotLmt Lew Ayres In the starring role’ • ' their assistance in selling the tickets in When told by Sheriff Leonard they to be some bitter nt this writing. ----- ... raw. MLm. clam 'Blocher. ajw Mn. । Dorothy, Mr. and Mr». Sylvester Hynes. role of the Wilton butler. David TorAyres Is seen as a broadcx.t»ng c>l- ’Hustings Tlw price of the tickets has inU!lt I,ro(,ucc lh« MM,-the older of the , ..... were Sunday t also Mrs.‘Sam Hefflebotrer and Cathand son Oscar w< swung her hnnri< hand.* nnd and wnilwailChas. Aspirmlljnv> brouglit home Ida Flory rence. Hardie Albright. Hale Hamilton., umnht attached to a New Yotk news-'not —* been *----- increared, ■—-as- Is ■- the common '----- ■ two women swune guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Herzie Jcnne were Sunday callers at Mr. and rd ••• that had no money, »» but thbt she -Friday theliospitul and I*.rtgetting ■practice of benefit shows, but is Iwld •■* “• •Mie —*<»«,. ----- from ' and fanuly Mrs Delbert Slocum's In Woodland. ’<» nnUr .dmhulon Bria- on U.ew “« I"** \ >»*«•«• WM coin, *>“■« •* “* 1.0 nUhU .so you will h.v. lhe "“"hcl .hui, A, oould all to nt ----------------------------------------------prlvlhw of Jcrln, . One show >M ut "<* "■“'■*>' She ukM on otherr to co , I th. urn. time eontrlbutlntt lo ■ iutnl «> " "5* “ •>" ““'d «“!»» tliin U ot .11.1 help to many children. 'ul|u>blc coins to rah. th. I3tt A vlht HASTINGS, MICHIGAN -:- TELEPHONES; 2244 - 2557 ■ . A. a result or Ulla trork many chll- ">,*•• *•»>>» ‘ «ra evidenced be un­ it drtn an able to M. and study to a tar «“>“«"'• ° , ■>»' propn. '.ora to tak. ,s lieurr advantage Tltey could not have chances on th. senulneiw^ or the ■; ,tlte«la^alth.pn»mttlm..bnau»!S“" “ >» ,h™ X 'their parent, arc hot m a pnluon to P»”, ■»" *»' 1™d »»*But be- . '' ‘buy*them ' forc thc lwo womcn 8°l I*1611 the. $ Mark December 21 and December 22 1 0 os'dates when you are to be at the *h*rc !L?*r C'Olhlng 830 in KrecnCOMMENCING WEDNESDAY NIGHT, DEC. 7TH there will be an ;Strand theater to attend this benefit ^?ckf;T J?11* -li,nlcd1 ??;r-, thc Auction of high grade furniture at our store, and there will continue to \ sll0W , Sheriff when they reached thc jail. j be held, two auctions each day until our stock is thoroughly reduced. Jv ' ' ________ )n, j The crowd lef*. In tlwlr hlgh-powcr»' r-iiRisTMAK sfaix I ‘‘d car. but the Sheriff did not take Thia will continue to give the people of Hastings and the surrounding ‘ ‘’ any dinners on tfwlr doing further country a chance in a lifetime to buy strictly good furniture at their J* . Quy Christmas teals. I he pennies spent depredations in this county, so he fol- i own price. C I-or them aids In the banishment Elowc-d them to the county line and Of that insidious disease I matched them disappear down the road \ Which saps thc youthful energies । toward Kalamazoo. S Of boys and girls -they help to purge j -------------- < • » — \ Tills ’ state of childhood's blackest NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. § j scourge | Thc Martin P. T. A was well attend* Between auctions we will offer at private sale such bargains as will well vj Which menaces, with Ks uncouth | id, the schoolhouse being filled. The 8 .Mahgnancy. our precious youth! nnfro pjay wnicn WM D>. be remembered for a long time in the history of furniture selling in this negro piny which was put on by Voyk, . vicinity. S Buy Christmas seals and help to free J Varney and Miss Brumm w*s very x «... -------- - of tint dread mnlndy .Bood nadlI1(., and guitar’ Our homes Which enters, with its evil stealth. Come—Come—Come and Help Yourselves to the . . nituic by Earl Shutu and sister Donna :To take tlw priceless boon of health I and Eldon Oaks, also Mra. Allcrding 'Feast of Bargains. From fathers so they cannot cam „ H.„.„ „„ very good; gave a piano solo’ which was The comforts which al! fathers yearn We surely thank all who helped out on December 13 By honest Ubor to provide ■ the program. Sandwiches and cotfee You’ll Get Shivers, Laughs - and Thrills Galore I i For there who *ncath their roofs abide.! were served. Buy Christmas seals and help to stay Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Herzie and famThe firqgrc.vt of Ulis grisly. gray • ily called on their uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Destroyer which engraves its blight Wm. Flory In Woodland.. Wednesday On motherhood and steals thc right ' evening. Ot women to exert-the care i Little Teddy Offley, ron of Mr. and Their growing children ought to share. ! Mrs. Wayne Offley, who was very HI TELEPHONE 2226 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN Buy ChfUtmns seals—help vitalize ” V VICTOR M:UCLEN This ma-it important entcrpHsc! i Texas has established a 100-acre RICHARD ARIEN^^JL Ed. 8 Snover. ! sanctuary for wild flowers. f ADRIENNE AMES M GYPSYTHIEVESCDNFESS^tiEIR GUILT At the Theatre J.C.PENNEY CO 116-118 East State Street, Hastings TERRY BATH TOWEL SETS Electric Train Set 2.98 49Cset LIOIISCSPOHINC BENEfT SHOW CH AM . FELT HOUSE SLIPPERS 9Sc SLIPPERS SILK TIES For Women . 49c For Men . . . 69c For Children 49c 49c IIIAIIF Furniture Auction Sale! SUNDAY & MONDAY Auction at 2:30 and 7:30 Each Day COUPON - TUESDAY — NIGHT Miller Furniture Company “Complete Home Furnishers C EDMUND LOWE RALPH INCE WED’SDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY December 14*15*16 We feel sure we have the most com. plete and extensive line of TOYS that have ever before been bn display in Barry County! NO ADVANCE IN PRICES ’PROSPERITy' SATURDAY (TT’HERE are toys for every little, tot. No JL one can have need to go to any larger desirable toys can be selected here and at prices within your reach! Everything is city to find suitable playthings for Christ­ out on display in our toy room . . . and par­ ents and every child are invited to call and see the new creations in the toy world! mas gifts. REGARDLESS of the age of the child, December 17 ltrs Hello to Romance and Thrills with 8lL\JONES Basquette MccDoncfrf Anything Selected Will Be Laid Away for You Until Christmas Make This Your Toy-Shopping Headquarters I Goodyear Brothers Hardware Co. SEE OUR RADIO SHOW ... NOW GOI^G ON -:* OPEN EVENINGS �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, DBCKMBKB 7, IMt PAGE FOUR______________________ ;__________________________________________ The Haatings Views and O Mons. S'™ tXSSS What.Others Say , This and That A Model community. 4 Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday rt of Thirty Unemployed. ' Thus the 1'4 per oent limit in Indiana :a^BMaaaBKBaMMMB|VBMMB|M M<£titaln* Coldny. Inc. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. ' WILL CHEAPER MONEY WORK? ■ SEVENTY SEVENTH teak I three desirable things. It has limited Everybody Helps. Dr. and Mrs. F. E. Willison spent There is an increasing number oft the tax on real estate, has reduced the! people who are being fascinated by! I assessed valuation of property and Jia*> some short cut method to solve thoji decreased thc total taxes payable by- economic Ills of the country No won- , 1303 per cent. What Indiana already, def. for these Ills are becoming acute. ; Cheaper money seems to J» gaining ■wlM.rn.Li of in. Ark.mu Omrt. .nd , IX H.innr’covxTr. onk yi:ah ha* done Michigan can do. ; favor among many. Vi&f Wt deflate ।tweaty’mile* from the nearest railroad . “n flrat the men lived in a cave but 1501} of Dcl^ 'Isitcd Mr. and Mrs. R. tlie dollar, they say. It will amount to At , IN RAMRY COVSn, SIX MONTHS. 11-0# । THEY COULDN'T KID CAL. twelve months had built up a 1 tT ri.no .nA thr same thing us cancelling debts I£ ffilhin , profit-sharing community that Is! jy,.'..anZ ¥f*' ,F .*ni,*?? । * Many stales are In circulation to। two cheap dollars can be given for model well provisioned, well disciplined, and of °a*1 le *erf.,n,*!*!? c ty Wed’ ix bakky county. three months . 'illustrate thc habitual taciturnity of what one pretent-day dollar buys, that ,«teb< free ; neaday enroute to Manistee. would double the capacity of jieople to , » anvaxcE —.........—..... : Formrf-Prcsldent Calvin Coolidge but buy goods and pay debts. Il sounds ' Miss Lillian Clarke of Grand Rapids OtTWI'K BAKRV '>; none in our opinion arc more delightful simple and easy, but Hie strange thing Th«e fhlrtr men m.n were uncmptoyi'ti un.mptoKll _------- , ~ “J ■nd e”>। aneae iiuriy .-------J------This year, more than ever, will be a ... IM .. Id., . . .. • . °° Gower VVcrtnesitav tmUI until Sund.y. Snnrtav «l'B*i MOTION..ONE did «». like cl. KCpUdk ”r from «.du^l.y । .... (l; than the-following: ,; about it Is' that commodity prices but year of conservative buying of stand­ Before Mr. Coolidge left tlie White change as easily as can Use value of a (chknty tor U— up.!.., uid Uteir J.til- Mr a,ul Uj*- ?- 1-, Cr<¥-k kbd Quy UM. So u»y r«md th. Book , J?" 01 Mt । dollar — easier.' if anything. Tinkering । anvERTISlsO jutes. House his Vermont neighbors decided ard, useful merchandise. Here are a with the value of Hie American dollar Mouhikliu Colony. Inc., and -cured .n ■»,« «’■ Don crook o< yick^o,> MC0<nlIe hU d*voUon to ,hc Old is comparable to putting water in milk option on 8.000 acres of untamed land I ttnd , Cl^lrKT * < few of many useful articles we are - im t :st nn». farm by giving him a handmade rake. It makes more volume but docs not In- ।u> >>» hulk On. mkn .moot U»m ,h“™ "> D"Ml »P™' with former's parents. ”h the 'he Io™, oorinu. Mr. Ur. and .nd Mrs. Mr. ,;,i~pr; 'They made the presentation an elab­ crease the food value. In all thc ।Md thirty ronu Tod.y memhrtk ot ! showing at prices within reach of alt < Mountains Colony. Inc., are the C H. Young. . ' orate ceremonial. Thc orator who world there is no medium of exchange Ozark Miss Hase) Miller, teacher of ma Hie-1. Hint is Is quite so sound as ine Hie American owners ( r ;ii*rik«. 1» JUaorisa *n<l iiw , . , , , tnai of a thriving community of 31 c , v, rpresented the rake dwelt on the quah- dolUr Wc u.Hpw thMe are other and |>ou.«es. a commissary , a municipal ludl. matlca in Lansing High school, spent j .< -m s* t,lut ,Uft( of tlw hlckory woo<j Irom which it ,aIer UBys out of our difficulties.— a municipal storeroom, a blacksmith the week end with Mr. and Mrs. E. A. 'was said lo be made. Hickory, the Schulyer "’ ' ' Marshall, “ * Johns " *■" ­ 1 shop, and a church. The men have Day. St. Republi Obllci OSBORN GLOVES The Misses Letta Davey and Louis* st 1W cleared 60 acres of mountain land and 1 shaker said, like the president was can-News. during tlie |>ast six months liave taken Bierbower of Grand Rapids spent ARROW DRESS SHIRTS sturdy, strong, resilient, unbreakable "And speaking ot thc next legislature abbut $1300 of food from Hie soil Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs- Ar­ ■Then he handed the rake to Mr Coo­ wc shall watch with unusual Interest Their large storeroom Is filled with thur Crothers. RACINE FLANNEL SHIRTS Mr. and Mrs. Richard Doyle of Carl­ lidge. and the audience settled baric the attitude o! thr republican members 1.500 cans of beaus and 5.000 cans of republican who thinks it is good tomatoes, the work of thc women of ton. Miss Florence Doyle and John STETSON and STYLEPARK HATS ' for thc speech of acknowledgement. Any politics to Tiandlcap the initial pro­ Hie colony. Hanimes of East Lansing were Thanks­ The president turned It over, scruti­ gram ot the new leaders will find that giving guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hickok BELTS, GARTERS. SUSPENDERS nized it carefully and then made his he will be without much newspaper At first Hie colonists lived on corn­ Doyle. support. Wo firmly believe that the meal. sorghum, flour and potatoes, the I address in a single .word. McCUTCHEON NECKWEAR, MUFFLERS entire press ot tlw state will favor hon ­ | TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. I "Ash." he said. flour and sorghum, being furnished by 1 est and complete co-operation between the American R«-d Crows With tlie PAJAMAS SWEATERS Ernest Flnkbelner of Leighton town­ CONGRESS IN SESSION. the legislature and executive branches.' coming of spying and planting time ;ship. Allegan county, and Miss Gladys WHAT Congress, is now in session but Hu:. -------- 13 AN -OLD TIMER?" —Muri.aDeFoe. . Charlotte Rcpublican- new problems arose. Tlie community Holley of Yankee Springs walked from MUNSING UNDERWEAR chance* are that it will not accomplis;! What i* an "old timer" and what are Tribunethe bride's home thirteen miles west of lacked'* farm implements and had no _ According to to INTERWOVEN HOSIERY much before March I.Aside from being "I.‘— he.- good old days?" According SVOTHERFD BY WHEAT machine shop in which these tools town to Hastings on Tuesday to be! led by Judge’ Mark They arrived ! Fred Keister ot tlie Ionia County could be made. E::t. But. according to U»c ■| ma srir .-UM M». uu GLADSTONE BAGS three o'clock In tlx after­ the . colony .1 here about i ber* of ...» ...... Senate will .... be - forced :~ ■ » >ou >»“ can “» Mk Haase and a_N«»s^if «,ui» ** wheii ,hc Pr,'-S<'nt 35O.OOO.OOO bushel secretary, members having covered the disurce in Ms ...««■ wr iwlalta. Ihkn n ” »>•'<' at name and popped NW”1 ™n “5™ ana “'"1 carryover 1* reduced down to at least parched about and found that people noon, HANDKERCHIEFS itajies th\ow away a surprising number of about three hours T7»c Judge |*r-I apple*; wlll when rode one-* ioo.poo.000 bu*hcl*. That's the way we can possibly ptu. '!ate at* auu,cs: 'n you ,Q de on the “1C onc irxtul Hungs. On Sunday afternoon formed the cerenr.my in his usual gen-' SUITCASES ETC. horse delivery ng; when barbers told see it. A chart prepared by tlie United walks along the highways,' there colo­ la! manner and the happy couple left : There is the question of war debts, funny rtories; when dad uied the State* department of agriculture .how- nists picked up odds and ends of iron 1on tlie westbound afternoon train the proposed domestic allotment plafi B. Bcnhanx-Aeft Monday for Little and reraps from automobiles and farm razor strap and said it hurt him mtet; ^point to lor farm relief, assistance for pinched Rock. ________ Arkansas, ___ and ____ other southern ____ when children walked to school, when lhc cauie Of the slump in domestic implements. • These formed the busic ____ farm mortgage debtor*, budget probraw material for a machine sisop. They' points where he will s|xnd the winter, tlw whole family sat on tlie front porch wheat prices. From 1920 to 1928 the Theodore Oeschwmdt and daughter Jems and economy mcasurjs. the quc.i- on Sunday afternoons; when, mother, annua! dunyover of wheat in the built a forge of an empty oil drum and ttion ot prohibition rejicai or resubmls- tut wr hair w«und a bowl: whm Unllri SUU-a «a. WllxTjlUUUy below made a fan of tin cut from the lids of |of Grand Rapids spent Thursday with old lard cans and operated.with a dls-|hts mother. Mrs. Cleo Geschwindt. ’‘aion and of legalizing beera and light lookrt loraard ad wlnicr .» l»s ‘b“'' b“l“1 curded automobile crank. j Misses Lillie Clark and Louise Gower wines, new taxes, liberalization of R F. >wlmmln’ Ixolr and lb. no-F'eee bald- ' • • 1 spent Thanksgiving with their grand,ra canyo,cr ,odd.nl, Wlth this modest beginning, several (Parents, Mr. and Mrs. McCann‘of BerC. loans, big bond issue for public • ■ , , ,■ ' i ; mg ing sun; Sult; wiich when you-rouc you rode ua-bike ui*c on on me thc jumped juinpcd to to 250.rwo.ooo 250,000.000 Dusncur. bushels. in In 1930 patient ertftunen made a plow and a |lln ‘ I.-..;. VI,..! -.L----j ,! wcMu. new funds for relief loans, cash|oId wood(,n ^dewalks; when children the carryover nctyed 300.000.000 harrow, thc latter having hickory jx-gs | Woy Supplee of Unatag was tlie payment of b--nu*. inflation of cur|n n|Bht thelr 1>arcsnu cut by hand. And the implements' Ku,'sl ot his mother, Mr*. Charles Jcnrcney. tfioratoriiun on p^vate debt*. wenl to ^j. whcn nn ewnlng out WBS were made irell-at least with sufficient s™ »»m Wednesday until Monday. He banking reform, railroad legislation. [ blR nn cvt.,u us an CVcnfag at liomc strength to withstand the gafl '‘pf Ai-jP vl*ited his sUter. Mrs. Mae Pander breaking 55 acres of virgin mountain i n"d Agnes Suppler. further regulatum of utOitle*. adjust- Iinu.. wht.n brcad U1U a nlckJc_ pjes ; . .. ----- — ।| xr-e Mrs Florence Xlatlu., Matlieany who •-----has u<ktT4k.Tn men! oi tariff, phillppnie independ- iwcre ten cents and you could trade an visiting tier aunt. Mrs, C. A. Kerr. .K^uTkxJjGilj;ixuLLLi^.tALl I The Red Ctbss provided com and{.been ! cnce. the disposal of Muscle Shoal s. the egg ut Uie grocery store, for a -penny 'other seeds. Twenty acres were sowett. went to Hudson Monday for a visit be-} ahecier working week, anti-trust legt*-’stick of candy;-then you may be enfore returning to»her home in Athena, i ———————————— j to com. Die remaining 35 with toma. LIFE'S real awards Ohio, . | tt let by the council on Tuesday eve- this month. This troop has grown - Inuflh and the return of Hu- 2c postage. titled to class yourself irself ns an "old-tim^r । toes, potatoes, okra, squash, cucumnever happen: they MLw« Edna and Clara Duryea werefnlng. Dec. 12, 1876. from 10 to 35 members during thc past rate. Each problem is important. Also who lived in the gold old days." ibers. radishes, lettuce, aatermolous, T1iank*giving Burst* of their sister. Water Is giving out in all thc cistern*. yeajr. and the good work is the result । cantaloupes and sugar canc. •are always earned. legislation enacted at the present MBMrs. Esther Conrad ot Brighton They We understand that the Rev. C. W. of close co-operation between parents FOREIGN DEBTS. sum will have io be put into effect by —Anon. returned by way of Lansing Monday.; Fox of Charlotte will preach at the M.!■ and the leaders. ' Even tlie children helped During a new administration, backed by a new । Many people in England, we -read, i I Ithe spring months they M>ent their Their father. Rev Charles Duryea, re- e church in this city next Sabbath for a visit. ■ There has been another change in' TROOP 71. congress, that is very likely to hu«c .arc surpHsed la learn from their! vacation holirs in gathering blackber­ turned with them ----------11(lf, runnjng Of trains on the Fort!1 Troop Nb. 71. T. 8. K. Reid. Scout­ ideas of its own on thc proper course■ Washington correspondent* that can-' ries and huckleberries which the bilk ! THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. ; Wayne. Jackson and Saginaw railroad. master, have for the past few weeks provided in abundance These were to pursue. Therefore it seem* unlikely cellatkm of ull or (part of the debt*:' At the regular assembly of Giblum which we duly announced in the last had for a project tlie building of bird made into Jellies and preserves tjy the. that the present’«migre» will attempt owed bo the United States would-mtan. , feeders. These are very fine examples mothers. Later the children scoured; Council No. 47. R, &. A. M. held on'Banner. to accomplish verysmuch. Dlscusrion a heavy tax burden bn Hie maoism of the woods fbr edible nuts and were able Monday evening. December I. the fol-I We hear that Samuel S. Bidelman.!,i of handicraft and will be sold throughlowing nnrnefl officer* were elected and‘Hie popular and efficient chairman of:,:out tlie city lo pay thc Scout* regis­ on several of the important issues will I the American people, possibly If this ■ to secure a good store. installed for the ensuing year: ciias.! the Republican county committee, who ,tration fees. Anyone wishing one of doubtless be started and many pro-! fact could be driven home to a *mll-! . . !l. Beamer T I. M.-. D E. Fuller. D. iwas quite Seriously injured by a fall , (Hv-als will' be Introduced but thc actual dent, number it may make a-mutual! Nor arc the fineraru omitted from' M . j c Kctcham. P. C. W.: W. D. [same weeks ago. Is improving quite these feeders, call Mr. Retd or Don Foreman. consideration of •* thc problem “T52 Hayes, Treas : kf W Riker. Recorder: rapidly and hojx-s lo be out again responsibility' for legislating will prob- ।— — debt — u’— ubear —- • Unital l»l U» 300.000.000 mart ... pmm .1 “ <•»• “ h “ b "' n i -. m i cne siw.uoo.uuu marie was . iwhwui — ■ — • — .--~ . ' ■ T.• Phillips. Capt. of Od.: T. J. Bros-(very soon, ably be passed on to a s|>eciat ae**ion sweeter fruit*. Abroad thc 1 WELFARE WORK. ' .»« Hie 'g carryover ven to thc climbed church. tb A |violinist aI and in 1932 Klven,° and enuren. A vio imstana a g un(J g. A N Ollleland. Tyler, i O.i account of III health, the result' called after Gov. Roosevelt ix inuugur-' States bus the* reputation of 'being a more than 35(1,000.000 bushels. Saturday. Scouts mandolin player are also tnciudea in, Mug Vlnnir Rutter of Bellevue was' of overwork duritig the political can• -December -3.- — - — of 11M li.rd tarinlner. Thr opinion u urn.i We „c are .-.mothered with wheat. The Itlu-'.«©*»»>••• W“h this, beginning. Ute ated.^i . , t o| Mrs ctM;3t<.r Me8Mr lastjv.w. compels thcl-dPor of the Hanner r : member* of the community hope to k ■ | <Gev M. Dewey) to rock rest nntl recOrganisation in the collection ot cloth. A special .-.eisioh of cong:ess now! nal that our foreign loans were’ niad«*, weight of these burdenvbtnc carryover > •••••••— • j--» —■—_ , week. i <wcv. n*. mwsji »v owa »w nou «w- ~ oa .small w.,un nrniw.tr .. in 't rraUon “<« shoes. orchestra in th* Uie .w.r near . M • julta'-Van y^t Vliet of of Ionla Ionia wn spent reation outride outside of of the the office office for for ua time. lime, Ii »»« W ■ and shoes. Tiuee truckload* were wnn inevitable. ■ Tim is’ for the best with exce-ns profits piled up from w.u । stock* ha* been and continue* to ix-1he : ^relop the roror.. .. . latter ...... part of last week with Mission i- our absence our »..r patron* -t™. will wtn ffitd,gathered, n™,.gathered, and Uie boys added another a* it u ill force the fit w administration, •------- -• ----- > v’ ;i»»r. Mr. Barker attentive vu to their xhKtt . nrirt-We must i'.<! more Minnie Trumbull inututr aiscumc uicir wants emu* in >n ; community .—z vgood ----- turn —... -wto — their ...... list. !..ir to |m«n ropnlrw. MrmhmMp in lly colony u n „„ Rlch.nUon, Dor. smith mid Hie the newspaper iww.p.|wr drp.rlm.nl Nr«i1 Saturday suurd.)■Seoul. .Ill agaih wlh call rail department mid atid Mr.., N*'* Scouts will to show its liahd at an early date and U»l_pr«rre.llr All or ihr tuna, hniwd "* homes, '»*"“* to pick up broken r Freeman *in •*-thc jobbing rooms. Bring “ ‘he m various will thus Bcqtminl thc country with “camc^rum bond i *u« s ■•ubte-lbed te : or quit raving it in such quantities be-. I‘”»‘t<-<1 to families of T1^ -*n>T*r'.'Will Field relumed to Ann Arbor the (i ” !on your orders as usual. I'Jr cast off toys which «nay be re(Mil red by the American public and that if fore Huprices will mount. Any plan c8n /. ,?* the 1 < 1W „ “ l.T'I ^r* of the week. ■ policies Roosevelt and the new Can-; for presentauon at Christmas time. • h, ... cumi'.ni-.abroad n-fu*c to par, P or artificially advaru-im;. mmntalmnc ‘ ’ ‘ .-cided upon by the group may qualMrs M o A bbott spent tlie latter jtTess intend :q pursue. — '.,.,,u . urh >, ip • ! or stabilizing wheat prices must con- :11*- Applicants must be American cili-: I)nrt of |asl w1th Mrs. Wm. Me- i . these ready that day. or bring them II,.. Anwnc.u pul... will lu.i f. b. ,,nd ,llh .urpluL-V^n mid Wta« with Hmm mtknlUl. willlmn ol Or.nd Rapid., 'to the City Hall.' where for the next ' THAT TAX LIMIT., ’ » taxed to make tlw bind* goodt ! Brown. Ingham County N«-w* fnxn xhrec busines* men tn their Oc0 x. Allen of West Bay City left two weeks Scouts will work in the up­ . — i. ----------home communities. , ;Sunday for Chicago after a visit with A tax study we cumideied Cns week ’ stairs room, repairing and making ' THE REPUBLICAN ATTITUDE. * ’ ' hl* coukin. Ford Hicks. ' ta show tjie eflvcl of the I . per cent । ’there gifts suitable for use. Troop 72 PllHflCIlt Paragraphs ' Many Democrat* liave been worry-1 Each' new- member iv furnished a; Mr. and Mr*. Bert h. Smith of Mar­ SCOUT LEADERS MEETING. , W11I m>kt. a 111>UM. u, house canVas» in ’ limitatiw on the property'tax in Barry ” " 1 iing nixmt what the attitude of tlu- R. -• lr,,nF wh,ch n0'law J*®" *»»>* »I*n‘ ’a-t *eck with the latter's couni'y shows that every township in Tliuraday evening. December 16th. the first ward. F5 in the txxxmd ward. A buttonlcss shirt has be«x Invented. . rurjU .ires4 ot Mlcluf.un win! two nor mon- than three rooms. Every. motfa.r, Mr*. A. P. Trumbull. th? county w ” y close to *" the ____ ____ _______ __ ii.i-s halt-ring but ___ ae'll look under __ therbureau ffdm;u- towards the incoming udmintCii- |M*“n 1,1 l,w community helps to Miss Currie Yute. who is teaching at Hie first Barry County Scout Leaders 71 tn live fjurth ward, and 73 and 74 —x- Carlton'habit.—Portland Orcgoman.' tian 1 don t Hunk tltey will have build the new home and all oilier out- Dexter spent her Thanksgiving vaca- meeting is to bo held in the American m the third ward. Scout* arc urged limit during ia> 1932> while n. Barry. Legion room*. Hastings. A fine supper to make these collection* in tlie mornj much to worry ovfr on that account 1! I ’’J4*’ *n 1hf £lol?"?’tC'’a?‘, UnUJ ’ uon *uh hrr P“renu in 0,15 clt>' . aix!. Hnstiijgj. lowiiahips were actually t ___ _ ____ । com-ctly thc adminratra- ^e instruction is finished A fre ot Dr. and Mrs. Frank Denslow of Mus- la to be served by the American Le-1 tug. u> that vyork may begin inunebelow. HsL-iins1-city was slightly more; Jitst in care you should happen to,1*1 remember -..z - r~— gion Auxiliary for 23c. Every Scout- Idialely. . ■ -- ..... *50 is now required of new members. ,,kegon spent Thanksgiving with the «• u: - : : cut above the limit be- s .nt to produce a bi: of it in 'your celXSmly Mnd bf U:ZRepuS----------, - - - ------------------- «Thus beginning wlthnothfag b^_d.r' former's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. master. Troop committeeman. Council I members, and men interested in Scout' REGIONAL MEETING. ca.i-c <f Hu- IdKlur school tax and the Jar. tlie new synthetic rubber is made ^.,n of the state IrehabM him 1 termination, these jxbple of Ozark < Denslow. wort In Barry county should be in at-1 /Tuesday. November 29. D. A. Vani Mountain Colony. Inc., h have from I ----------city tax. -Th.* compilation-ckarly iu-iljy the poljmeti.'allun of chloroprene. :■> obtain a rec.>pd term a* govcriior j PSn,nnv Tnr *v» built huiit frotm tendahce. At this time plans Tor thennukirt. Rev. L- L. Dewey. Will Field, FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. diCi.li-; that if school tax«-‘ throuchytrt' which In turn i* made by the catalytic “* ’twl commonwealth 1 don't think;! tin- wUdetWu a commujiity that Is I ensuing year will be made, and officers and Lloyd Shafer, represented Banff elected for the Barry County District county at thc Regional annual meeting introduction of a retail sales tax there- ’ J- ' ■_ vlnyhict-tyane. which is treated *nh' uonal ndminUtr.itam of Waxlrow w’il-'r"m(‘’rWWc sufficiency. All menibcra la#t at tlw home of CIar. Scoutleaders Group. T. Ben Johnston j held in Chicago. Between five anef six by Imutmg the local sriiool tax to two t-.y.lregen hydre cljlonde to produce chloro- N-m. and TH confcas here and now that!of community are equals, all lire.(ence Barber Thc ”B's"—Mrs Barber, Area Executive, will be present.- and hundred men of Michigan. Wisconsin, every leader u urged io comet A few. Indiana, and Illinois, were in altendr or three Hasting*’ city ccuhr prill' AlUll-.., ourll. . I LI'IW.I -UH 10 lh- CMP•“> “““ An.'“ •“ subjects for consideration will be the I ance. Tlie Battle Creek Area Received Kept f* Out no. within the 1'. . _per cent , , • (P.iigR argument. 1 He __ rT ____ ' ot 411 Bre furred to work and sitarc alike. o(gB Hessmer entertained. A very ten year program of growth, county | recognition for having the largest dele--•* “ • * pleasant evening was spent. The first ----------------Umi: wh|k It the lilt rale rate tn In the thc towr.sld|a> tow,slilpt> The motorrat get* it on every hand. War," and as a Republican edit > financial budget, advancement pro- i gallon traveling Hie most mile*, pre*prizes were won by Mrs. N. T. Diamond could lx held to a ccr-'Hierabiy smalRj He is io’.d he can't part oil tjie rtrreu only supported lus "adminijlratihri ~"'i" out gram, civic strvice. annual meeting, eht?’ FX>rty-ninc represented the arcs, land Harry Henry. ,- . , . figure-—; ■ • , ■ voted to have him returned lor a secNEWS GLEANINGS. I Miss Cafrie Schumann of Grand and district rally. All reservations for j and made the trip tn a special bus ..K-y co no: bc.i.ng car cnd president. I hope, that it than 1 Scotlind Yard official* confine their Rapid, .pent Thanksgiving in this city the supper must be in at Scout Head-1 chartered by the W.' K. Kellogg Then they introduc^a bill to. will never be said of Republican editor* quarters by Tuesday. December 13. so Foundation Earl J. Freeman, iaut Miss Striker is “ Rebecca * K thc guest " of that necessary arrangements may be' president of-the Battle Creek Area, was . -■ make him pay lor the Wash-i>n Michigan that Hwy were guilty of lcrime investigation to thc London area of England. i*e read fasten Post • ' ' ,bcln* l)art nI a remjMlpn such as that >unI«‘N> requested otherwise by the Home Miss Sidman of Kalamazoo. Miss Lucy Handel returned to Phila- made. Please try to be present. Supper elected' to the regional executive board. .me collar stud'since lu - ... Put fcnh tur tllTre *!w,e yt'a!s by tl’c 1Office. I The outstanding *c*ston of -^he meeting । dclphla. Pennsylvania today after a, at 6 .45. M I:,., ...Ry ,«h An nwhuw taMMnn. .re .uilernl byj| !*»s ‘he banquet Tkieaday evening, at -' There were uooo motion p.cturr “o weeks'vuit with Mrs. John WCUCOURT OP HONOR. which time Dr. Alberts, vice-president accompilshinetit. however.'bebattM if' modern youth in the struggle for an. tj-cir.mng5 11 Raskob monrv . > end rnu bv m-twww monry fnrL mt । theaters m il>c world at thc end of .. TU.«Uy «v,nln«. DOTmbCT M, .111 nI thc w„la-, a»k«UUoi> lor we had a flock of ra’rta and a cprpa of! education Sametimea it is necessary j ft,., rpunmre , of- du-credtting -' the ’I jg3|. Mrs. Mi!e» Main. Mrs. Albert Hams b» Iho lau nutnrt court ol Honor tor In3 the „,in addm, Hoover administration administration in in tlx tlie rye* ryes of of!; .and Mr*. Herb Walter went to Ver.private deti.ttvea irom Scotland Yaiii to wal'l{ l*° block* to school after■j!Hoover , rhts >..r .nd each <n»P u urgd toi„u,| m<wmi «„ tto^i by a pw.nl ithe pcoi.le l hope our Dem-; George Worthylakc. first’keeper of lhe nukr wtl.1 pl«n. lor . at our auponal, wr could doubtle*- parking the car —Ohio State Journal 1* ’’“ American *• 4 ' '* <•< I prrKnUd b>- . ml ln»p Iran BL ■-ratir friends will remember this dur- the Boston Light, was the flrat lightt^.‘B^^Hlte Friehii^’warit promouon. £wnln*tlons will brpin c.im, ,1U1 u» po>have cud* the same'record oursclv 8 | • Shoes would bn worth wearing if for mV.■ It,’s" *",h' su"‘ , prompllr .1 7.IS. .I’.rr which « .nr-, rtW1iu„ oI |ulure ptoWwni Iwnn M­ • no other reason than the way they American citizen if they are to make' A new device utilizes steam from the’p.’SLJ^J'SS cl™nter Jf'ttal, prue lealun ot unu.u.1 nMUlnMnl, U.J by tte ho,, ,j May ,„d ,Mr IT WORKS IN INDIANA. will be present*#. Scout* and leaders -■ ■ ■ ...................... ■'make a man enjoy taking them off.—■ g.h d otr their campaign promises - Ioc<xnoure to cool railroad tram*. »'»d George Garpenter of that' j are urged to attend, in uniform if pos-. scouting friendships which are world­ . „ wide tn scope. • I Lo* Angeles Times, Fred Keister. Ionia County New*. ----------■ . i■ place. Mrs Andrews of Petoskey, who ba* 15*blc. The oourt will be iield in tlu: gan in llmiuiig taxation or. property to: , On AUIUOI 5. l«Tt. IhOT wm onlf lhe „ u„ B ’ phu)| . circuit Court Hoorn. ..- luu h«i> Ih. AT FREEPORT. I‘.a per cent ot a* wazed,.valuation and Thc.te are day* when a girl who gets. PUNCH AND JUDY HUMOR ,n New... . “?>___ " 7m Arte Imnntlv iSSS eiutfam . five telephones in dailv* urat in _____ ,,_j Tuesday evening. November 30. already the reduction in governmental1 married change* her name but not her York City.* Archie McDonald and Lyman Cham­ . CARLTON CENTER PATROL. cats there have exceeded expectations.; addres*.—OlUo State Journal. . ,nou»h tor U.OM »m> like Hicn «un. I oriia... wau the mallul »UU. ,J2£e|X‘5j,I“ h”,K Or'“l Thursday evening. December 8. Farm berlain of Hastings were in attendance In most of the .'ninety-two counties j —--------’ , in fact he occasionally hit* off some- Rhode uund is also the moat densely ** Patrol No. 78 Carlton Center. Fred at the Freeport Scout-Parent Slipper. pruning of administrative expenditures1 ’ Ton o! Hay ®*nl Mali w SRCWthing pretty well On the screen his populated. ! : Henney. Scoutmaster, plan for an eve­ Mr. McDonald gave a very forceful | FIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY. ning hike, at whl$h lime tlw boys will and interesting talk on the problems of has resulted in tremendous budget l^outid Town —Headline. How d yqu1 pictures have been real good. But, ----------savuigs amounting to M2345.0M, lor |,lke 10 the stamps on that?—Ar-■ when he take* national and interna-‘ Australian sheep produce some 3, I A board-jumper from Jackson was cook their supper out of doors, thereby Juvenile delinquency, showing the value .arrested in tilts city on Monday eve­ passing the second clou requirement* ot character training and the high cost tlonal matter* and throws them into!000.000 bale* of wool every year. 1933. These redactions range from:kaJwaj ^qpetle. ning and committed to the tender of cooking and Are building. Tills of dealing with Juvenile crime. Mr. his cheap Joke hopper, he is certainly! ■ , '-----n> r^ anllno^w u> U N h. mercies of Sheriff Cressey. Alter some group is very active and holds thc Chamberlain showed very interesting parley thc matter was adjusted and Um Joseph McKnight cup for second class moving pictures of wild life and nature CAM ■""“»■ ..nu NH la » owsl. respondent discharged from arrest. work done by Michigan State Conser­ promotions lor thU month. epilogue. •POU,,, m ««r u. MM ««»'x:mm,y,<,r,hrr^OMOiup._Art„n„1 ot a Stiff penalty for his ill-considered We vation Department. The Freeport s wire crack*!—Frank Bryce. Grand „v learn that Rev. M B Carpenter., highways and municipal (raving pro, TROOP 75. Troop. No 7g. Harold Itooenbcrgcr Ledge independent. > Men mock the poet for hi* want tif wit. late ot this county, is a candidate lor grama, local govenunente ore to re. Thursday evening. December 8. the Scoutmaster, has had a fine record for ................... «» » ------I Yet not the poet* I* th* fault at R; deputy superintendent of public ioaive twd cent* instead of the present' An optimi*’ j*‘ a man who orders5 The last horse-drawn vehicle used at'Out ot a little vessel you’ll not gain i*trucUou- He would make a good Troop Committee and leaders of Troop advancement during the past year, and No- 75, Hartings. Sterling Rogers this meeting, while not to largely at­ one cent from Ute state four-crnU- ,only one ton o! coal when iu* bm get* the White House was built in 1905 and!More th»n a little vessel can contain.'of!leer. —as -------The Job of exuav*Ung\Uie hill on BdDutmaitcr. will meet to make ar- ____ tended had- been hoped, was voted gallon gasoline lax. Arao several oilier empty In March.—Omo stale Journal is preserved in the SmiUkonlan Mu- -An Irisli Epigram From "Poems and re urn's history ot transportation. (Translations." by Robin Flower. . Broadway north ol tlw iron bridge *111 rangtmenu for the troop reregulraUon i very succeasfuL bs COOK BROS.. EJIlora. .! has been the means of bringing about Christmas Shopping d * Lambie & Doyle The Store for Dad and Lad A Quotation Boy Scout fiews Way of Our World : From Our Sd-ap Book Those �Pam nn THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1. 1M> ♦ FAVORSEOUALIZNGTUTION COSTS they want n than to pay to much for institutions of higher teaming? I am In favor of having Uw high aduxtl tui­ tion paid by all means; but It should be raised by a mill tax over thc enure county, with taxes equalised for the larger districts at a higher valuation “IJUDGE SIMPSON ' HEPBIMm* (Continued from page <*ie> OBITUARY. - John V Brown, youngest son ef | WOMEN'S CLUB Joshua and Fanny Brown, pioneer mi­ dents of Richland township, was born A large npmber of the Women's Club August 10. 1673 and passe j away at ’.he wrre_ present at the general meeting .heme of hl* sister. November 26. aged held in tiw piny room of tlw Central 59 years and 3 months. Surviving him school building Friday afternoon i are two staters. Mr*. Nelly Rickehmore. who has tenderly cared for him during the long years of his Him v-. and Mrs I M*ule McGinnta of Troutdale, O-rgan. Womens Club iiad dioscn for the ex- Bn gunt Mrl Mlnnlc Hammond, of change Vrogrgm <Wch Is to be put on HMUnB> meflU nWee* and nrph$T. u St rX.U>U .to “-T,“ fit .«■ tabctob Wto U> ..U-M UU. "" S Ing in Freeport. lftnd WJM alttay> grateful for any Utile Amid red candles and glistening or-: act of kindm-a- shown him TO WHOM THIS AD MAY CONCERN Building Memorials (Continued tram pace one) tlon. It SMnu to me that other ways could be provided to support the state when- he tiad rented a new room that college and tlw University wltlwut tax­ very afternoon; that he drove his car ing real estate at all. eo Uvat every accurately into Uie proper driveway, The custom of erecting a memorial far a deceased loved county could equalise this high scliool entered thc house where he Instructed one has been nlablhhrd since Ume Immemorial. tuition. hi* new landlady. Mrs. Berth* Couch, Jurt because it happen* that student* to call him at 6:30 Uw next morning, district, or more than twice the allow­ of high school age prefer, to live In which was ill* customary time for rtaIt commemaraley the family name for all time. same district, with perhaps a few *nov- ‘ .It was shown th»»Jy **nt upance where the director took Uw cen­ ing In from Uie towns, why should that i itair* and found hti'TOcxn without asKo many evade thi* obligation or duty, not purpearly. with sus; ahd.—aa- I — say.— in----------------------several dlatncupiiuiiiuu — -------i particularuuwfic. district,woe compelled to IM pay p*y »i*tan< the rrauil that many a loved one has an UNMARKED no charge whatever was made. I dare; th* high school tuition by tax on that The prosecutor called Use jury's atsay that half tlw director* received uistrlct? Otw district may draw Uw tenliqn to jha fact that the next morn­ nothlng for this work. That wa* not ’ primary money for a pujul If he lived ing al the' Jail he mad- a "written because they enjoyed Uw job so much, m that district on Uw 30th of May. .statement, which was introduced In lent Night," was impressively sung by j It niay be ynti are planning the erection of a monument cemetery. but they lived tn the district and they when Uw school census 1* taken; while ,evidence, admitting m that, he bad .... left or* marker this spring. Uy making your selection and an- acquainted with every family. ■ another district muM pay Uw high [tlw scene ofthe accident andhad-uc'"wbtoTto toTto .... dMn, «0»TB >unx c»..' E. placing an order now. you will save considerable money whlle the supervisor 1* apt to- be u school tuition of that *anw pupil if he ruratelystated fact* and physical frastrangrr and must go to aotneotie m moves from the district where he wa* turn of the accident tliul were found lor tto wwelatton. Mn. KotorT W.llon Tlw Uwe» Socwtr .111 r.n. ■ «... . w’lnumun. ..!«« 1.1 Tto rlilrtou |« ,um»r M Uw or.w toll Uw district to gel hta Infonnatiun or carolled In Uw sciaiol census, into an-; to be correct. «.U«re .or, ol Ito pul >-■«. |UU> .«•. md ?> . Ttor. .)ll .to, lx make a direct lanue to houoe canvass. ’ other district before tlw fourth Mon- ; Judge Simpson could not understand Mr, E A Cwnii. etoirm.™ of tol-1*"1 'Wl«M.«rn.- lor Crin.-.mto A 1 have been informed by good au- day of July, and make* out the projo-t "why a Jury, fared yith these facta, «“ v •““".‘•"’I thorlly that in thc city of Hartings, for application. In this ebse one district under their oath to consider nothing C.mp hr. nwrdlAto. pranued wwr.1 |t>xl Mr. and Mrs Wayne Baninart and Uw part five or*’six yewrs. it has hot draws the primary money foe that pu- but the evidence offered, could believe of thc girl* in nn Interesting and inzoort the tax|>aycrs of Uw city one pH and amXiWr district pay* hta high Brock to be in a dared condition when structlve playlet giving tiw ladle* a |*on and-Weta Hawk* cd Battle Creyk. much better idea of the activities of icpent Sunday with tbcif mother. Mr*, penny for the taking of the school cen- school tuition, there was no evidence of a bruise or a su*. It is doiw by the teacher* । Al prwrnt tlme u u a)mtM lm. blow claimed or offered in the evi- that organisation. At tlw next grand|Hulda Hawk.. It would srem to me that the home ijoaaible to borrow money to pay the dener'" "It Is this sort of tiling” the council Ure to be held !>c. 14 about j Mr and Mr*. Bernard Roberta of Ironside Bros., Props. school boartf-ifiJuld be mon- interested tuition of 16 or 18 student* from «< Judge said. “11101 brings discredit on forty girl* will become members bnm:-' Hastings .-ix nt Sunday with Mr. un4 . . in seeing that a correct census was n *j district, and at the same Uine cur courts and interfere* with the ing the total membership to over one j Mrs. D*:i Robert*. Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2497 hundred . [ Mrs Velma McCauley I* working in , taken, because they know that every keep Ow district scliool running. Sonic proper administration of Uw law." The girls had on display garment* • home of E- J- Bate* near Woodchild of schui! age means from 814 to district* are compelled to-do this beThe laws of our own and moot other 817 of primary money to the district, cause of delinquent taxes and school states seem to be framed with a special u hlch they had made in their eifcrt* to j bury, beeixne member* of thc national needle ’ If Dwy cannot be trusted to take the money tied up in failed bunk*, view of protecting persons . charged.axjrk 1 guild To .become a member a; census honeaUy. they should not be al----— amendment — *----- » ,.vw ... When -tlw **• 815 per — 81.000 with criminal- ottense*. A defendant in !clrj must have made two acceptable; lowed on thc school board, 1 believe ,goes Into eflcct. the county or state­ ouch a case ranmd be fbreed on the local girl, are I the legislature ha* saddled a useless will hare to make some arrangement stand;'but in. Uiu case Mr. Brock was ,,„w cHwb.y^rty-thrve (. to njemb<.r*hip in the exjlenw of from 8400 to 8500 on Bany for the payment of Uita tuition. on the stand and told hta story A guUd It u aUo praiseworthy in Uw county in requiring thr school census Signed E. H Lathrop. county has to pay for a lawyer for a girl* Uiat they, have made two garto be taken by one perron in Uw Morgan. Michigan. nianacciurd ©f an otternw If he cannot nK.,;U rach th|> yw (or uelIan, ■ | township, instead of by scliool district a 11 ord one. If he u treed by a jury.i -ji., W1U Mrsdame* F Car-1 OBITUARY. director* Uw people are denied Uje right to ap-alld L E Barnett poured at a J Rather than have this unnecessary ■ ■• - u Christman । <M •ptMl V, hW.r„«.rU U “j M, > E tax spread over Uw county, why ought Mr. Kllrr Mm. ... ton, ><-» 2«. F. E !, “2 I'toS™ tor™il" X uu- Mr> ..Ulfnot the higli school tuition of 800 per Km’ » pupil (which wc already have with u* M touie CnJ™“to ijTrf । “ “l ™“ «•■ ■'■O'1'1" «“> •«» ™»- ’ and which district* must pay> to be 48*vcars and six days At the age of Barr>r counly ,uu ««P“We- honorable I ber*. add ciuirm to these social afterIt is the finest, purest country milk Hint Michigan, after thorough laboratory tests, spread over the entire county? ThU 14 hr went to thc IIudsonTiay region ",ncrrs »>•« «>*«• their work .■erioasltf noon* with the «hx..rutl<>nThc cows can give, and EVERY BOTTLE of it to sell "Grade A" Milk. That is why it is county iiay? nearly .820.000 to support u ■ Mirwvnr and at tiw am- of 21 tnil’,1<1 i^ould have the ramrK support of Washington table arraiigi-d at thr last is put up under the CLEANEST, safest and the-ideal food for either young people, tlw M. S. C. ana tlw University uf Ann 1906 he «* in the National Guards at, «■'<’ry *“* abldln» 11 '• "L- d much' favorable comment at most modem methods that have been <le- middle aged, or older people. Aside from Arbor Wny ta it not more itnporj*nt Chicago arid later In the regular Army |-’>n>l»<>n fell that when the:prosecution that time. to thc iMople of this county to see to visuLz That is the REASON WHY the its CLEANLINESS and freedom from bac­ Mi.- R ” W. Cook -on •|he ----------program j n young people liave the O» ><»3 *» ’ ''«>»<■« ’ ‘ n 11 a(1 ' ln ,h *-' presented clear and Mrs ■ -it that 1U own young people people naie liave inc thc Highlands Dairy is, the only Dairy, in this teria, it is thc CHEAPEST food you can n young ,a aliiit ■ of His- *on vinclng evidence again..! wliat he .committee for general meetings was: if marriage to Ml** Jessw uauup oi nas.mnrrJuhi.. <i.. benefit* of a high I ' ‘ sciwol ” ' * -'education J-—section, thAt is permitted by the state of buy. when food value is considered. tings union imii: nine uuimiu children -t-rnwd « weak .... and improbable de- responsible for this delightful after-i IU1K* To this. . iiiuou ■■ ■ ......... .. f.-r,th,. Inrv th.iiibi were .born, six dying In infancy .... Short-, ensc th- jury should hnvr have nmrnntl-.' promptly ■ mon. ly after his marriage he and hi* fnm-' hincis ned and given a verdict-that j Dec. 9 at 2 30 the Handy Andy[ ,.No one can afford to crionomlxe on thc CLEANLI-. dUna and spend ‘energy” like millionaires, oc­ ily moved to Louisiana and later to! bc. an cxa,nlile 16 other law meeting will be in charge of Mr*. W. R., NESS and purity of milk. It you have children in casionally stopping t >-tqakc a raid on the kitchen ,Cook Each member is to help make' Mi*M.<i*lppl but after three years, re-1 breakers' tlw family CLEAN jniik If jtut what they ought to looking for '‘something to eat" For them there 1* turned to Michigan to make-a home It 1* prftbablc that the caae.will be tlw afternoon interesting by bringing {■ for hta aged father and brother, who!tried again at thc next term of court .................. some short cut. convenience, or help; have, becaux- they arc at the most important task r>o food like CLEAN pure Bulk. Thai's why ath­ preceded 'him in death several years II *'*•* of course evident that Judge in housekeeping, of childhood—tlw busln- ** of GROWING strong, lete always havg it on their "training tables.'* Our ago He was an active member of ttw'Simpvon li^d no de*lrc to critteL*.- an>-------------sturdy.bodies. Boys especially arc always ••hungry” Grade “A” Milk Is delivered on your doorstep erefT Irving Grange No. 55. I O. O. P No.> particular member or member* of the —Uwy^yre just "appetites" mounted on nimble ■morning, fresh from our farm and bottling plant— 146 and Uie Rebekah Lodge at Free- jurx except tho*- wlxvw riL conception feet They race around Uie house, or yard, like Inand it conics to you icy cold Why not try it? port, also held several offices in his uf tiwir duties had permitted sympathy local vicinity. He leaves to mourn hta j or a mta-conitnictlon of the evidence loss, hta wife, tliree children. Myrtle.; to bring about a disagreement age 14. Josephine age 0 at home und Judge Slmiwon was sitting in place Betty age 16 who has-been making her {of Judge McPrek, b-catue the close! iwme with her aunt. Mrs. Luther Bur-1 acquaintance with the.family of Mi ; (Continued from page one* bank, in California, one brollwr. Homer । Evifrt* by Judge and Mrs McPeek Water* of Grand Rapids and two ste-'made it seem brat for him not to in­ for one to see any name on any lit the . ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN PHONE 2651 ters. Mrs Luttfer Burbank of -Banta'tlw'.case, so he called Judge Bimpfcun cards, there were drawn thirteen curds, R<va. California' and Mrs Margaret of Jackson. one by oljv The person named on thc Chryal of Oakland. California. Preced* in# him lo lhe Great Beyond are ids Uw . bouquets Thi* was awarded to Mr- ( futiter and mother, two staters. Alice J A. McNulty. Cards were also writ-' jten and imliured from each one of'thr{ । Waters, who died at the age ot !’. teacher-, present. From the hat vjerv. | years and Mrs. Marie Gallup, who died 11 years ago. Also a brother. Willturn, drawn thirteen card*, and thc thir­ J. Water*, who died eight year* ago. Al teenth rard had the name of Mis.­ host of other relatives a ml friends; . LotiiM- Shpwerman. who happened to mourn hta departure. He was laid to (Continued Irom page one) fest in the Irving cemetery amid a I-------- -------------------------- _J------ I------ ^{from the hat. Everyone enjoyed Uw profusion of flowers. Rev. .Kusl Keefer.|UtUe more wc have built up a small re- joke, except Mis* Shoucrman. oltlclaling. ” *erve which 1* coining in mighty, Following this Kim Sigler, chairman A man with many friends. handily now to meet our present try-[of the Frllow*hlp Committee, wa* A man with an intelligent mind. ing emergenej. antountlng. to about called nn and gave a witty introducA man who was a kind andloving 8600 We are .-.pending that all rap-1 uon to Charlie Doyle, who was to refaUicr and husband. idly to jx rnut tiw extended service we sjxmd for hi* birthday Charlie’s reOh. we’ll mta* him. . would like to perform, but we are xperue *|K>iue was wo* au scream, bcreuoi. fulf iuii of ui jokes joscs and ana Hu* well miss.him. {spending wisely..r we . think ----- < Ihm J fun. •■ CLOTHING Then- will be no one to fill the vacant; Some *• *liave ---------asked, *■■■* ~ what u“• doe< thc Rd Hubert Cook, chairman of Uw EnCro»* do in Barry county? Fir»t, It L* trrtalnment Committee, next gave a chair. . HASTINGS waving the lax payer somewhat by tur-i vivid and humorous account of the But surely we shall meet him again. ...,i wearables tou.~M.to irtYtings of his committee and of the* mshing flour anda™... cloth and Sometime, someplace, somewher -. for people all over thc county thus tak­ difiicultirs they had liad in agreeini; ing lha’t much burden from Uw county on a program. He called for a minor­ poor fund. Stwimdiy. tlw Red Cro-.v ity report from John Wooton, who gave Chapter lias taken over Uie task ot it tn his usual witty manner. He next furnishing shoes for thrxe in need of railed on Charley Potts, another rnemfoot apparel over thc county. Wc have l*-r ot tlw committee, who emphasized assumed Uiat as our special task for his reason* for standing for an'enter­ this year. We iiay." helped many ex-sol- tainment by outsiders, which he an­ dlrr* and tlieir famihe*. Wc have fur- nounced a* the kind of a program they nistwd food for many families. How­ were to have that night He cloned lit* ever our fund* have nut been and are remark* by requcstlng„that thc table* not now sufficient to turnish food and lx- removed from the room, which was fuel in nx.]v>ii*e to tha many call* Uiat promptly dpne, Tlwn all faced lhe im­ haw come tx/us-so wc are now limiting prov lord stage, with Its beautiful set­ HENKEL'S VELVET — . our Mrvlce to the buying of shoes, feel­ ting. wliicif thc committee had pre­ "-WiF" He then Introduced Charles ing that if wc furnish flour, cloth lor pared jdicsMW. rtiirts, beddUij, night clothes, Dietric and Company of Philadelphia. PALMOLIVE luiiderwear. pants, bwralls. stoctans* At first lhe audience were disposed to 2 Large Bure Octagon Ban think this a joah. but It was not The .and then shoe the .needy, we will be [doing our part, and all that Uw fund* entertainers really were from Phlla[provided by our Roll Call will permit delphia and they vyere fine Mr Dictrir j 10* tn do. We wish we could do more rs a magician, a talented musician and { pi,. All Flavors 'but we cannot Our limited fund* do a wonderful entertainer. He had a ' charming lady assistant, who aided: not permit It. c... | I am adding a brief report of aetiv-i- him in carrying out his part of the1 p». 1 tics and expenditures for tlw benefit of program and also gave several canttlj those who arc wanting ts know fur- latlor.s Her selections tferc entertain­ । thcr what become* of tlw money going ing and charming She is on artist Tlw first part of thc program was [to Uw National Red Cross [ National Red Cross exi>cnditure» magic ami it was real wizardry ton. ifrum July 1. 1931. lo Juno 30, 1932 were Thc second part was muAcal. To the LB. Beet Quality accomimnlnwnt of thc plant Mr Dlr{as follow*: trie gave a remarkable demonstration Domektir Operation*. of xylophone music as well as bell ring­ {Disaster Rr-ltof 83 838.500 ing. It was delightful and they were | Health Activities warmly applauded for thcr work. Next 43.000 came a playlet, with Mr. Dlelric and { Enrolled Nunje Rcwne 301.000 hts assistant as the cast It was given I First Aid and Life Saving Home Hygiene and Care uf with fine cficct. .Tills concluded, the 73.900 special' program, then tlw chain were Uw Sick39400 । Nutrition away and a good rtiare of th1704)00 carried Public Health Nursing big hall devoted to dancing, with the 21.700 Hastonlan orchestra furnishing tiw l/z a-. Other Health Work 220.100 music. Others who did not care for Junior Red Crow. WurJScrvlctw. that form of entertainment played 425.900 budge. Il was in every way a delight­ To Disabled Veterans . To Men now serving in Uw ful evening. All lent thtmselvc* to . Center CuU lb. 13c Regular Army and Novy . 374.400 making it a joyful time. 187.700 {Other Domestic Activities Chicago Brand*d B«.f ; Imular add Foreign Operations. It is against thc law for any mile 1B9.400 Disaster Relief ' resident of Ellensburg. Wash. to ap­ Assistance to Insular Cluppear on the streets unless dressed in 79.700 the style of the Wild West cowboys— ten 35.000 at least until after Uw local annual Junior Red cross [Other Insular and Foreign rodeo held tn September. Fine* for I Work (Including League ot disobeying Chis ordinance are' to be 183.100 Red Cro*s Booletw*> . . . turned Into an unemployment relief Supervision of Service Activi­ fund. , ties and General Manage­ Two Illinois towns two miles apart 205,700 ment are named Henpeck and Harmony. ............... ,.16,506500 Henpeck lies 13 miles west ol Elgin and Total consists ot a store and a few liopsc*; a' We Deliver Phon. 2401 The Big Little Store L. I*. Dewey tew minutes' drive farther west one County cliainr.au. finds Harmony. know of other districts where that was true. With tlw average of nine dis­ trict* to the townslilp, there Is now paid to tlw supervisor* for taking the Hastings Monument Works RS RS OUR GRADE “A” MILK BRINGS EVERY TYPE OF NOURISHMENT THAT THE HUMAN BODY NEEDS f * Don't Miss It! BAIRD’S i' grown the past M result CHRISTMAS SALE * of the Welfare ot cloth* ill Field. meeting ■ and a* fisconsin. 1 attendRtAeivcd lent dele- sclal bus Kellogg an. f»rt re board. 1 meeting tnlng, at president ition for The an-< pageant from St. elng wi­ nd their ■e world- iber 29. i Cha in­ tendsnee l supper. forceful oblems of high coct itereMing »d nature t OonaerFreepoct aenbergtr eoord for year, and irgtly at. 13718596 18372663 Begins Friday, December 9 «mw of or Don re' urged w mornn tmmc- THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY Second Annual I. Scoutw week* I of bird ixamplca through- another lelr lut. tain call p broken repaired as time, to ha vo ng them the next , the upmaking Troop 73 mvass in ROTARY PARTY WAS A HAPPY EVENT X S. Baird 4 I'P ’ '1rz fT < Better BARGAIN Days Friday, Dec. 9 Saturday, Dec. 10 toto « W--U Cake Flour 25c 3 JJC 6c Jello 25c 2 Cherries pk,. 10c Shredded Wheat Butter Lard “ 4 SANTY Gets A “New Deal”/ J5C 25c MEAT SPECIALS Bacon < >• ="■< Fresh Ham Roasts 9c lie Beef Steak 15c You can imagine how much cleaner your home is inside, too . . . Cut down dirt and ashes ... do LESS, furnace work . . . enjoy a cleaner home, money saved/ CONSUMERS Order Your Chrietmae Candy and Nate Early COKE HINMAN'S CONSUMERS POWER CO. Phone 2305 or your dealer �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, IMS PAGE SIX i Sporting Items - Shultr( Baird was awarded a technical1T knockout after 1 minute and 23 sec-. * Q Upen l^Oge Season Friday Night ° i j Complete details of thc program will! Under tlie new rules the side that O'Laughhn. II .............0 LOCAL K. OF P. PLAN be announced next week. ^gets possession of the ball down near Bauman. If ....... 0 PRO WRESTLING BOUTS . the opponent's goal has only ten see- Oarland, c 2.....i 0 (nnds to work the ball back up pist lheMeinean. c ....-.........................1 H. H. S. CAGERS BEAT S?d1^,J!S“uaird iZL!?S!J7K "7 middicwctent.*. tipping the seal, at 158 pounds and' Slocum at 153' T. K. High's Basket Ball Quintet Program To Be Arranged By center of tlie court and once past tlie Smith,rg ................................ 1 ~ pounds. ■ . ST. PHILIPS 29 TO center it u against tlie rules to throw GufHn.Ig .................... 0 Panner Nick Of Battle FIVE LOCAL BOXERS Kenneth URen of the Landing A‘h- the Alumni team which promises to be tlw Ixill back out past the center line, i — 5 Game One Of Fastest Seen Here Also no player 1* permitted to retain . Creek a? fast a game- as we will have tnu WIN AT LOCAL TOURNEY possession of the ball for" more than 1 1 « • » '------ — D'ear. . A program joi tnrec • protcwunai progranCAof three - profesrtjriat In Years — New Rules .——of the evening. V'Ren had a clear >C?J: three seconds. aThese changes were in- A llorrnn C'fitrora tn With such of laxt year's tenm ns wnvtllng txiuW — >iuts will Ube presented pr».Minu*d at j traduced to pretent stalling and ap- ^tiegan eagers IO .Hayes, Cooler and Beaver Get margin in the second round while the i Pncv. Speed Up Play Williams. Don Oeukr<. BlM*:. castle hall 13* .. ■rvoaur uaa here ov.v by v, Barry am..;? Lodge No. •'•v. •-. n, were about even. Both boy partntly have succeeded. " —7 :v; Decisions^ —Barlow, Buehler other w..(. two fij.lltlnp In ,hr feathiegueiRh: Chet Oeukcs. and Bert Mugrldpe. who Knights of Pythias ... on Thursday eve- 1* Hastings High basketcers opened the In n preliminary game the Hastings Min 'first team service p'...... ............................ * according ------- J' ’t • officers -™— of -• 1932 season by winning a fait tilt from second’ team defeated tlie St. Philips nlng. Dec. 13. Allegan eagers will come .here Fri­ Score’Knockouts • c'uw ..nd each weighed in ac UM 'have apalmt them, the High school .cti'.T tj;e lodge. Thb nwef will be ppi-n to g(. Philips of Battle Crock 29 to 14 In seconds 30 to 17. thereby .maintaining day evening to play the first and secFive lo* al box -r. Roval Ha-.'vs. Burr pounds. . re.'1....... ful. ,plum are n Batne nt the Hastings High gymna- n winning streak that* has resulted In i.nd ‘ ‘ a) Paknik. featherweight .from the ;wiil have its hand? full fl :t obtain.; a she public and if succt. team* the Hustings High in the —.- — ------ —of ...................... ull jee tfhut ,0 pat 0„ a ot Hmatches'through ,atcliM;|Um Saturday evening. New rules but one defeat In more than years. High school gymnasium. Allegan has Wayland Athletic club won a clcwe de-J •uut las’, th* waiter.. ______ _____________ an and H* from Bill Jnmrs of the O. F. A. ' were in_______________ force and at u result fans were_J Herewith lx a summary of the first" ” experienced group cf basketeerj. Thr lodge has made arrangements ■. {rea t c d to one of thc most rapid fire' , Tim new regulations will again be used h.'.ht featured by plenty of foot-' team game: r.<- tsu- :- with Furmer Nick of Battle Creek lo do exhibitions pf the court game seen and fans ran count on a fast exhlbl.fames weighed in at 130 pounds ■। This year tip front a. ... ....... They meetth* the match-making. Fanner N:ck has here- in several masons scholastic basgA , .•'Hastings ■ tlon of the court game. third ama ’............... ‘ been promoting profesrtonal wrestling Most o( the Hawthornltes seemed to Boyes, rl .. itwcicht boxers. Ly!r': Alumni ■'the satne night Karmes. rf . present team. HINDS CORNERS. in Ba’tic Creek and Knlamarao for have their “basket" eyes sharjwned Vl",. ;ia Athletic club ami; the last .two years and has a icputation even at this early stage of the season —al1 11 o! the Wayland Ath- < rhomus, <i -.‘Utwi by Marion □ The Cedar Creek Cemetery Circle tor putting on excellent programs. ” and. as a result pulled away to a safe Thompson. If . matched toactli^r In tin- Caching the girls.! 0 will meet with Mrs Charley Kahlef "'irae r'.ents will be on the pril- lead Howard playing his ilrsl game os D-chlHtncr. _ If . 2 pec. H in the afternoon. ' c ....< gn\mi next Thursday. ’Hie first a member of the high school team t\*d Howard, qnVf,pr ‘rv ta it fart. be for one fall with a thirty high point man pl Die evening with ' ,,JK . Simple Matter! • jtv limit; the second mulch will be-with Plahtins of Battle deck, eueh T if F.u li* bt'V* t'-Mcmed Coach flawthornt Cliess Player thinking for a victim* best two out of three falls with a player connecting lor three fiefd goals, Uility of rhe other atid th: ;bhr Saturday to .a 10 •’Cao you play chcsa.’sir?” hour limit; the. main attriiction and two free throw* Snyder was a s .'■.■. med *rivv.-ciiiitiou ; I *>f coacli<-. The m df will Ik lor the be.‘t two out ol tlin-e close on thr heels of these two with fit Philip* . Innocent Bystander: dunno. shade of the advantage in'"!*! be demonstrated and mo fallr with a two-hour limit. three field goals and one free throw. Plulmns, rf 3 brother. I never tried." rbur.il and o i kar nutrgiir tn : f(,r their formal ndi " round. WUniewfkt camel " ‘ round however ! nd* had North1 U - Play Here Friday n from Hi< xm<!.‘, ’of Mid# Pat mt McGrath. irthrup nrthnip had JXtng that Nderable urntr.-t from <r. wd when McOraHt . guv s a > the 'drcwl.-m was announettf. so clot.1 'Uih.-lKd 127 pounds. we« th*1 two boxer* on p.Mnl . • Herbert Cwjl .. ____ Burr GiMjfty, fighting un<l*r th*- O. F fighting his that amateur bout l.iwt oit( A. C. color? wiui u ion from a decifiuit to Daniel Morgenstern ol: GIt>nnuvx*d J< ... . the Lansing .Ath-;Wayland ' Cfk^rr went xtrong.ln llw‘. th<uconi! * .«ii., Tlivs-?।fjr#t round apd floored hu ’opponent'' i provided M>:ne r* .r! ac-ioncr :.ir-a count of six but lost thv; scenjed lo have a cJear!j’x»xt tax, on points. The'crowd gave _ the first round while the|cooper a great hand at the end of the next two weir a tx-s-up. Coi»!- y bount for the game Stand he made in weighed in at ill pounds and Johns-at ;;t,T round. .There was more action ' .113 poundr ‘ .during this both trim iji any other dur- Iy Sieve Karmvs :u hl* firs: appeanmee. in^ tlie evening. Both bovs weighed in ;| at the kwal Arena !•*>’ *n extremely I n: ji2 pounds. □* 'y ci<v«' dec:.-:i>n4ii.JliisL.31'tl‘O!Tk of th<- t«o local featherweight, boxers took y I Ionia Athletic club. Tills was one. of t|M, i„r the eleventh bout <*t tlie J y the best Ixnits >.it the i-wntug. Both ■ (vetung. Tom Graham of Irving out- ; .______ a. of the feathcrwelKht- w. :e «v£ nl.v ■ |HJjnr<Kj W1 ....._____________ . . . matched and kept up rapid fire oct ion .^rLMon. Both' boys weighed 12ii'W th:*.- ruind KattW ih,.„ub l.’u jx.'ind. ..in, Wivror.k, uud Chaw of Ure O FAC and Sr ' ’ .Frank Bov..r «.f Wayland, welter-*W *L:‘? r,V .•'-••Fl”'- fought three item-ban.; sf • < .hviUc । round* that ended In a close deci ■ j !««« ended-after the first; B ni,-r ciiasc wentbed in a*. H8 y round I Is one of tne beat aitu- pounds and Boner at Ufi ...K,. .» ,H.. ..-.V- oj Ktn||Mh B^Hikrtif Pne>rt. a mid * is faM. ck>w> and Ua.- a lileaciKht. won »>n a technical knqcF rju-d jxineif. Bnirtl • wrlghed in at **' jotil from Lyle Lyson of,Wayland sub jOtte round of boxtn; T.} p from Bal* aria. _____ of boxinq.' M ; Beaver weighed in'at 110 pounds and from .-tart » flni'h. B Uw Ionia Athle y y y dub looked ably pur.'l* - ~ lain.-? Jam- »« y Miss It! „ BAIRD’S CHRISTMAS SALE T. S. Baird MEYER’S 5 1 STORE Quality Hosiery Electric Christ­ mas Wreaths 25c LADIES' PURE SILK HOSIERY at only............................... 39c-49c-79c Silk and Wool. . . 25c Windup Trains $1.00 Christmas Gift Sets iniiMIR WORLD* hold me in the i atm 1 had iro." And now I tn a mem OCT of the New Often 1 thin t of-what m-iht d amateur rat But when »u 2T V tg Sf V :lnd flush ukI fought and 1 I am a law•f ..gan, former weight boxing ber Kotarun. ?■2? M fU Zr w JANE KAY nswersdn Age-Old Question PLAINLY MARKED on each and every article we offer for sale. You will find hero a great variety of articles which may perhaps be suitable for your particular requirements such as gift hand­ kerchiefs, hosiery for men, women and children, Christmas can­ dies, all kinds of jewelry novelties infants’ warm wearing ap­ parel. wearing apparel for men and boys, gift toilet articles, Christmas greeting cards and booklets, attractive dolls and toys, books and gaint'S, Christmas boxes and wrapping materials and many things that are suitable for Christmas tree decorations. MISS VIRGINIA ANDREWS This $5.00 Treatment Without Charge! to all those taking advantage of this unurual offer thii week. Call Mn. Ree^for Appointment. Phone 2241. REED’S DRUG STORE Hastings Michigan Fncy, Beads in boxes 19c-25c y y Fancy Pins, each in box 10c The Exquisite JANE KAY Preparations Expert cosmetician, is-giving individual consultation and complete treatment in a private booth, teaching the new scientific methods of facia! treatment and makeup. Stylish Jewelry .Latest Style Rings, Box 10c Cigar & cigarette lighters 49c y y y s TOYS Special! lU.ilc-3-Way.Fertal Hikes, heavy ronstructMn. DOLLS! Wagons! 25c - 5OC sjoo Double barrel xbotgutt ........................... - 49c Plain Envelope* ("C W Note Book y| C . . "T ' «Trrr light Mils with bulbs........................ 39c Lvtra Irg. bulbs 2 fur 5c “Pop' Eye" and frunk 49c Stationery Boxed Paper, new style boxes 25c Boxiid Paper, big value..................10c Package Paper and Envelopes, 30 count, each....................... 10c Books and Games Cut-nut books IOe Painting books . ,5e-10c Story Hooks . 5c-t0c Gomes all kinds IOcA'Ijc Lingerie LADIES’ FANCY Rayon PAJAMAS $-| 00 JL — Rayon Bloomers & Stepins 25c-39c Ladies* Sweaters . 39c Latest Styles in Hats. . . .49c-89c WITH ENVELOPES SEE JHIS DISPLAY! 5 f°r 5c 3 for 5c 2 for 5c and 5c each TWENTY FINE attractive CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS and Folders, each one different. All with envelopes io match C— 8*PeC131s 25c Glass and Chinaware Frosted glass, decorated Vases at only • . ■ . ............ z................. 10c-25c Pink and green Mayonnaise Sett 25c Flower Bowl and Block Sets .25c Decorated China Tea Pot*. . . ,25c SPECIAL IMPORTED j|QC CHINA, each piece different "*w CHRISTMAS CANDIES Christmas Handkerchiefs Fancy Hdkfs. in boxes 25c Ladies’ dainty Hdkfs. 2 for 5c Men’s Hdkfs. 2 for 5c 5c and 10c y y & S' Doll Furniture 25c and 49c DOLL CABS $1.98 CHRISTMAS CARDS' y' What Is Beauty? jg tThe a»uranrc of a lovely complexion’ will as*irt you In air-weeing Hite question for yourself. Bath Powder Sets................... 10c Smart new Toilet Sets . . . 49c-$1.00 Suspender Sets............................49c Men's Garter and Hdkf. Sets 25c Powder and Perfume Sets. . . . -25c 7 ■ i*! To Our Many Patrons and Friends If yo$ ure fortunate enough to have this pleasant duty to per­ form* that is. the privilege of selecting gift merchandise such as ‘toys, Christmas candies or any other gifts of a holiday-nature as a representative of societies, schools, churc|ies or oilier groups in your city, we cordially invite you to visit our store. It is the . Christmas store in your community, and you will find in it, themost pleasant atmosphere in which to do your shopping, and, as •you will discover, we have offered for your consideration mer­ chandise assembled from all parts of the world, attractively dis­ played and al thc lowest prices we have ever experienced, and up lo 98c HASTINGS Comer of State and Jefferson Sts. K ■S Children’s RIBBED HOSE 10c-19c Men’s Fancy Hose 10c-15c-19c-25c Second Annual Begins Friday December 9 fi Gift Wrapping—Boxes Christmas Wrapping Paper 5c & 10c Christmas Wrapping Ribbon 5c, 10c New Foil Wrapping Paper . . . 10c Cellophane, 2 sheets in roll. . . 10c New Foil and Fancy Paper Boxes t only 3c-5c-10c-15c Kindergarten Mix, 10c !b Brilliant Mix .......... 10c ib Regular Cut Rack . 10c tb Broken Mix........... 10c Ib Cream & Gum Mix 10c Ib Chocolate Drops f .10c Ib Peanut Brittle . . . . 10c tb Brilliant Hard Mix party-filled ....... 15c Ib Starlight Kisses. ... 15c Ib French Creams . . . 15c Ib Masterpiece, 100' filled.......................... 20c th Cocoanut Butter­ cup* .......................... 20c th Hershey Pure Milk Chocolate ................ 20c th Valencia Nut Taffee 25c lb 1-lb. box Chocolate Covered Cherries. . 19c 5-lb. Christmas Chocolates, Special 89c SPECIAL PRICES TO SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, SOCIETIES and OTHER ORGANIZATIONS Hundreds of other items too numerous to mention are on display in our store. Come early and get the pick. A small down payment will hold your gifts until Christmas. Electrical Goods NEW STONE BASE LAMP/$- .00 with parchment shade......... I NEW SHIPMENT , 4 ftC OPC LAMP SHADES . . 1 U * CO GENUINE WESTINC. « nc «nC HOUSE LAMPS ... I U 2U.« Special! All Wool Sweaters CLOSE-OUTAll colors & sizes. 1 ! I �THE BASTINGS BANKER. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1M2 ♦ 13\ ’ ♦ MORGAN? GLASS CREEK. FIRST PURCHASERS. । Tlie Christmas spirit engendered by Bruce Siddal and family of Grand -----------—___________________ Mrs. Beulah Hammond and.daugh* 'warm greetings accompanying pay- Rapids were week end visitors at Pred .ter Norma of Vermontville visited at menu for tuberculosis Christmas feaU Otis'. ' 'Mr and Mrs. J. W. Shaffer * Wedneebegan to permeate the offices of the Gordon Havens spent the week end day. ■ . . ' Michigan Tuberculosis n at Wm. Olllltple'a at Lakeview. Tubetcu'.fwLs Association a . Tlie new boarde/at lhe Andrus home . ..... . Mrs c>o Brau -n and daughter of*win answer to the name of Robert. ;----- few.,dhys after Tlranksglvlng. when thc ______________________________ ' Mr and Mrs Will Olbaon and Miss BANNER CLASS GIVES . . •! '*CB1S werc wnl out ’T11C a,tnoQ’- Hickory Corners wen- caller* at Cha* Congratulatlnns Aw ......breathlew Hhgtftorilh which old friend* Whlttemonfa Tueaday Elizabeth Gibson of Nashville were Monday vn busiAeaa. Mr. Donald Mead. Linwood Christo­ LUMrLlMENTAnY DINNER and new hakHnctcd to lixsurv a con- Mr.. Robert McGlocklin and dnugh- pher. Bruce sAgh of fauulng and Ar-. Hartley FinMrotn was home from gur.'ts ot Mrs Nettie Hyde on Satorday. . , J jtinuauce of the work done to fight ter* of Ha>4Ings and Mr* Kate. Erway thur. Opal and Ruby Webb attended Hohorcd Their Teacher, M. L. tuberculoids, thank* to the penny •-. apt! M:> Cha* Whittemore spent the Senior play at Hastings Friday Mr and Mr?.. Ray Branch were in urui. »,« 1,1 »’i*pirlng te everyone in the Asmk-Iu- Wednesday at Fonest Haven*'. evening. NEW MEMBER PARTY Detroit on Tuc?4.iy on buuine-o.*. , COOK, With Surprise On rri- -tion.' wus Uie comment ot Dr. Henry Th? young people of the Parish will Mr and Mrs. Byron Clark of Jack­ Mm IL H Peirce wu the guesl of HELD ON MONDAY day Evening >D. Chadwick.-president Chadwick, -pre-sidi-nt or ot uwasso the Asso-entertained in thc tin- Rev. Itev. conkllty conkUr- son visited the latter's mother. Mrs. day Evening entertained ° . -(-iatlnn ns th,return-, l>-imn to (Sime i.r...... -• in appreciation of the long ’ and BS lhe rH'’ni» began to come home Friday evening. Dec. 18. AH'Lrtha L. mm. Adklna. Adkl.w. and n»4 other vU«r relapveji and Camp Piro Girls Given Award, faithful rervii-f of kO<a»Cook a* n friends Tliurcday. j . * young iMiinm trvnn in ^-m-coox a.. lawyer*, doctors, all.. manner of. busy inv .lpapeople of the pariah arc cordtally Mr Bruce Smith <>f Lansing spent ‘-•aclwr■ .-,f of the the BanneTclaM Banner cla.M of of the the ^7^.,,^ .. ’....... . ■,: Uie ....' U....... For Securing Moat Points tearlwr uk nw to. . mvneu The Gi/.xl Will church will have a III Contest k.rlh'xHs, bt/ndyiv mJkmA, « C<Wpl>- wrilt, a llnc to accompany Jk.-ir money Margartt Barnett entertained Edith . , . A .. menfory dinner wo* given him by the-, . essence ol Hum- corn- Cbrjstma* tree and excrete.-* at Uie; Mr ant! Mm> J W. Shafter and Am Benton of Battle Creek over the wtrk • Monday after rehooL the play P«m C|MB -r lhr,church parlors on Friday ^ntalwd n’71JX church Saturday evening. Dec. 23. I Homer sjnAit Sunday- with Ui-ir • nd. ’ • • Mrs Ray Erway vi uti-d her unck. I daughter in Vermontville. ut. Central school wa* thr !nnr nii-tv wan a total ?' 1? /. - wr happs •>:-..»up of Camp Fin- acene Girls ofAll ptLM . tn M-n r rCof|k . wh o wa* calledsurl« m Gl«dwS* n2S^teLte> a «tnr^lm-^Ur '“‘v »roca»ray. Wesley Brockway, at at Ann Ann ai Arbor Sun- { Mr I.lnwobd Christopher ate Sunday :ind Mr* O. O. Slum1 of Cahdonia on lw poin:* pnir-vtlw Church on on a■ f^' fhke errand and wljcn ,',T’o;rhu chock ;-rh<-''nteaMiie . dinner with th* Webb young p< i>pl^ Cam.! i n. Girls aim madec Ifo the church rnnain ‘n.dln“«. mm improving. airplane i._ lie clav -..wk member* h k' T Plcast/re Tt! s Olkl.. a,1(I lJausU1.„r i>ili Archie Burd was alto* Sunday viaifor ln-tlx* mrmbcrnhlp drive or. nlrahmr 1—J. found- ».th<u- -I--— Mr-, John Kurts is enU-rtainlm' le t st. Ugrthcr Mru| their gnesti at their places at th<- ‘ .. rrtunUi received from Wm McNutt's in north*.-*?! Mr John Van ack!, and,daughter ;..tvr. Mrs T H. PcacoGk, of Mlnm- race wlik-h clotcd Doc. Ut •re the l*»- uhte A* he entered *?.ng* of wel- .J}"™< ***-*2- Tof “'lay P ’’ M. M ' TU,!,<r at a! thc ,hr Van v“n fUitland > Friday ; Janice of Landing viARecT 'I .a tlrtpnnu in the party Since b<-;(;ntI11. ]fd I.v py Mr. MrA .1j m Townsend, ince the beM Townsend .. TluTlie eorfimunlH' community- meet meeting ins at (he G.Y*1 Good ; Sickle Sickle farm hum Frida Friday v Thev They broaeht brought Mr Mr and Mrs John Palmer of Grand .ind. L C II. Hodge* ot Hasting* were*.... th* .' Wil! church Saturday night wits large.-jji-w king with I hem. who Till make ginning of the race. Sept. 15. thirty- hnreteri him Rapids attended the armor play oh »«'w? |.»«, th. mutton.IIMSSUSI. m ...... iW<* . ...•_. ..» .........Kdiito. 1 .... , ■ jly attended. ub-?ut om- hundred being:-n indefinite stay {present Mr Benton, fourth grad*-1 ftrv. Gibbs of Ha«tlng< ale Sunday 1 .1.-..-.tants hu't- been taken In to.after which a lovely three course din-,‘ — Mr and Mr-- Fred Kennedy ana Mr •' flier was ’ splendidly served by flight 1 ■ u-arher .it ,Hastings «mtr*l. plex^ntly I dUiner at tlie home of Elgin Mead Fin;. Sonnie Smith spi-nt Aycdnc.?0a“ n> Camp HINDS CORNERS. Mini Jatim: Michael had chary,f ... young ladies, daughters of the class' Mr. and Mrs. J F. Tobias of Hattie Jraml Rapid* . ' . airplan-- members. Misses Maude titul Ropln.i, 1 Cn rk vlilted his brotlw-r. Mr. and Mrs R. B Rouse of YpKilantl was the . . . .. pencils- waltaCc. Winnie and Dorothy Roush . O Tk'-Uas Friday afternoon. 1 w. SOI TH SHI l.TZ. i Mr.* N. C. Kraft of Charlotte spent •iwr in.. ___ 1 un “Hv’U'f'Ve feature. Ttefre'-h- pranrw Cowtes, Dorothy Johnson, Leal: 11; Paul Smith and MLs> Mary IiiP.ram Mr. «;.d Mrs. H DnVo(l and Mr. and until Thursday with her Dr anil uiTTla-n.s Ww-dteirne 'were "wnis <>f c1/:-..i and <-cokh-. w.-n-;ervet! nl(a phylllg Hinman id Woodland spent Thursday evening .Mr:L Bi*hoj> nf Battle Cryek vuited ;hr“l,’,-r E'ld J ! t tte am M? nX fZX- b> oU,rr ^fn',r' , f tantr baiketa of Christmas grrenM J ’ » . » sum A ’ kthbridL Mrf .Ulll Ml< samRe. ’t>ry IU1(| 1M|rlutrfln holly made attme-’ with Mr and Mrs IMd Newton and Mr. and Mrs c Kinyon Sunday aft- . 8ltn Nibbs is not so well thta week. • । Mr and Mrs. Chiton Campbell spent || 'n.iunuaj. , . A.. ,,n uuard (or luiving.made tlie tiv.- dreamt!inn.-, at thc front of the family and attended lhe box social at’-.ernootL schoolhoiuc. . Mrs Edith Fkmiievtlle ami urandwn. Friday and Saturday with her mother l^marrT-..;. Jll and in thc hollow square formed;,thv - Mrs. Sarah Newton ot Hastings vi'I Jimmie May. of Battle Cmek. are I near Knlamasoo. her daughter. Mrs. Glcnnti Darling. of moat number of jx«liif> in the nn'mi> r-' ■ ■ .•.hip drive. Mr*. Cutikin prewmtrd a C. by thr tables, which wa* rrnlrrrd with!;lte4 her .daughter. Mrs. George De-'..... ___ ___ . ..__nmrasta F. cap cibd utm br»i)d to Hie th»«e !a table Jjcarlng u twmititul winter An'Lt! oif!S "T"?*1 'I'"" «< ">»« IrmM. MM M?' J. rund Mre r’Srimo ’'ur''Jordan Tm -11 <™ ■" Andctwon of glrL. Madeline C<x>k. lydna Schulu and te urpitd Red uiui White candles, Mott and family. Saturday night nnd and family. Grand Rapitli . ............................ ,.«■• “I «»«• JOj" I«mm Wtnlnger. who each made SMispniy-i cj evergreen nnd Michigan holly, in the huuM-wurk. Mr. and Mr?. Ronald Hayn--.-. and Grove. wh« hn-> Ix-en spending *nm<--, . ..n„ ,.rw., Mr. raid Mr. w N. Cfiidef.et point. ure elhcUvelv arranged op tlu- Jong •on. sant ... ...... ... -------Unw wiU1 |u , r dau „ htPr Mrs Martha. J , , . Sunday with hte parents Mr- Sperry Thomns id Am>t Walter and Howard Bridge who were Mcmbcrdiip'In dhe-National Nwdit-1 tabiq^, tnihsforming the large (uirlor Mr nnd Mrs Jerry Huymand family , Item returned home last week. I J’tln'--1? vl’Itor* at Bert Palmers vkittng relatives here, received it call Munday with Mrs.’ c. E Gr w'.irk Guild rtmnted ill M— in Baltimore. ’ -I laur. nc. Tobias of Hasting, spent; lY" , Mr "n<,nM£ CyllL' s,’r«'>" •«“» this < Monday • morning that their Tiu>m«A W-a* ;< dinner guest All lurdiaiY ' Following the d)nn«T. Miss Itertlia race and lot ’ Mr. and Mr: Knoll nnd Mr nnd Sarerdn-. night and Sunday with hi*’^*>1“n Mr mid Mr- E. 1 Bottuih h rnothfcr had just pa-vicd away at their . ............... ...............i roakln»r,iSjicki’«v.’ nresldcnt of, lhe class, acted Mrs. Millcr’ahd daughter of Monroc- cousin. Ei lyn Horn, iPalim-r and children and Walter and home, in Illinois. lb Grand RapKli lor the ainte; two articles of needlework Hif .- gar- ;«•' rhhptcj* of ceremonicr. her intro-' villef Ohio, were here to attend lhe Mrs Marguerite Smith of Delton a-n-I of j,L ..... *bd «..u Mi*- Seyrnour/Jordan^ uo.uan, acC,ub **” ”“*t wU,‘ ■ ’ thc JdtieHn'ns te-ing Clover and appropriate. । menu will tertamret the Sliulfz Community Club Mr nc- ’ , Th” MVw Z-ha B- rn n«t I Selections tn?m old .familiar hymns burial of their aunt. Mrs I>!u Phil­ to ted luck chtefen dinner Thurday .. companied by Mr and Mrs. Wm Mur- L».“llw Pa.mer Dece/nber 15.for nn ail Health I’m' lips. Saturday. They remained over . I Acre, led byt Itev. Dvytcy after which . .­ ' needl'd. • Jll who ----------------attended fr«mi thi* place re- . ray of Hostings called on "Aunt Mar- t5aJ meeting. • •nd till Sunday afternoon. — — — . !.liStickney Introduced'AHs* Mabel J tlm" Jordan of Utbandale fstaday aftMr and Mrs Lester Raymond ntMr. and Mrs. Dodt'r entertained I*'-’’ « sr*MH« time •moon and report. Iler in very poor. tended a dinner Saturday evening COUNTY MINISTERIAL Company from Xonla Sunday. -*'*r- and Mrs Charley Barnes of.Pon- Ju-aXh. , >nniiur.'ihon, J< given by Mr. and Mr, Leo Church In ASSOCIATION MEETS of the officers, the clasn activities, etc. \.An-on Dodge returned fr'wn Saginaw ttee -.‘.-ihd their uncle, and aunt. Mr.; Mrs. Clare William* ha» been hav», honor of tlirec couples. ;Rrv.* D-wt-v ynve a splendid t«wt on Friday where he had bekn visiting his “nd Mrs. G. E Kenyon. Munday- Ham : .-ince Tbunk-uinng. l.-- nard. u cousin-from Dowling spent ■ from a uInteresting Address At Presby­ •Service.’' in which he paid tribute to brother Mr. and Mrs Stfiith in Js ;Mr Cook's loyal demotion to the church Thh. comrminitv was saddened Tu>" day -JUth them terian Church On Monday mid its various orgohlxations. hi* in- Tlmr dav morning to hear of the pu‘5- Frank Hallock of Milo visited them ■ Afternoon :ter< •••. in every hclpt'.il cause, |hc in- im: of Mrs Adelin Fhlllijv an old and Tt>Ur*dny and Mr and Mrs ATva Kcnn-jpected neiglibor. E'* *----u ..i.. of 5 lings frn... ..... She' h'ru* bw-n* II •* a ■ Vo ; » un, l son*. Bobbie and Bernie, .Hainer, hi- has v.xvrti-d through thc -•i-t- but but -was w.-r. only BcXevue spent Sunday with them ? 7 •Jvivri. a.a. vo and patient .'ufferer orUyL*^ 1 <•-hnr.rp, nf tlie paper and his friendly •j\- din- .•• relation m*.t' Monday atteriibor- ; inu rest In ptupii- Rev.* Dewey rlpsod church, parlors CEDAR CREEK. iitemJanee. . I willi nn npproprtate ix«m by: Eddie sadly-r<ib-sed by lier many friend-, and•s havb our ayni-i There was a large crowd-from Ha*re nn ad­ :Gu-st AlA-r tin- singing- of nprrfher R<v. John W. Kiteliii n Sunday. ' ,> ' ,.., w .. |wr(} _ tings attended the mei-tlng Sat­ Boxed Hdkf., Pure Linen, 3 in box, 50c. Other* 5c to 50c .. ___ of Mini.--' • . lection. Miss Stickney, in ix-lialf of lwtl>>' -------------.. . who _,_, a jjlr. .md Mrs: Clifford D>«l..n jire in Mr. Will Ik linger urn! son of -----Lnn.r. ..urthiy night here, Many thanks "io ■<l by a dix'UVJ>n I (he r ia ,... presented Mrs Cook with -Good line of Purses at $1.00 X • -oU7 this week where- the f.xrnvr 1- t..-r|al l.ifi j><Hilt? Iiivel.v red*roses arid u book lo sin;: :ix.ni Wednesday afternoon with Rev, l ane and abo the evangelists who '* Novelties for Baby Gifts at: nnmg prncmuhiv wtf " ‘ Fhlllipt and mmlwr. They hel|i.-<!.' -• • Fancy Goods, Dresser Scarfs and Pillow Cases !'Xi:i tin- nrxt meetUlit' of ■ Mr. Cook, both responding graciously The iutt.-r fil told tubernl On Saturday Mr and Mrs. Llovd Owen are the > ’-.t- latter ’d Id at .th ur Up- ;ir< <-iilution. T Ladies* Silk Underwear 50c and up to $1.95 Mr. nnd Mm. Lyle .Tobias and sin of j,r,llM pan.nte ot 11 baby girl who nr- < ;<if hi early hie Ui)d the influence upon Copal Silk Hosiery 50c, 79c, 89c and $1.00 Bat:! - Creek visited his j-.arent*. Mr; rhid Nov. 30. and unsyers to me name \ id Shilton >ddr< ,-Of Betty Louim-. Both bob-.- and £ itlu-n Mipcrimendcnt of the Hustings and Mr- W.'O. Tobias, Sunday. Gloves, Kid and Chamoisette 50c Mr and Mr-.. Kirby Smith of Kai.- mcthci doing fine. Mrs. Dorothy Mon- < Isclioor*. inspiring him to higher and Sweaters in all the new styles better tbinic-. Mr. Cook's remarks mazoo si .ited.hii aunt. Mr. and Mr*.!r«x- of Kalairiiwno is caring for them $ Sunday Gua Kline, and family Saturday afterwill Sh'riber'tand family of Hasting ' •*?-ritram the heart and./ vidcnced ins Necklaces 50c and $1.00 A delightful time w, itawa Hta -spcht over the week end With Will ... ;hn<- for and interest in Christian ideals. nwn. 'mlKowaMmnK' i°c,d?Ld !±,“' ."S & , , »:il »-tav. wlmian.1 Christ-likc living, and the fur-; y Kel’.e <>p amt her gun ti e M- tlnrfi-L liiTiipo « r the Kingdom work .in the; >y. ...... it,, a..,.- u--i ... Ltaylon Shupp nnd family of Lannn< r Yd Waupac uri born imm 'nidi , ‘*nt y wiUl’Guyla Pease ...ning y’. la. -i -vf.rld ‘ The prognup was clow'd with -------Mr>,,u - „f. a .on. Daryl Uwi.* u 8undft , Brumm', Gry.-t.'l : -‘ng»ig by thc class mid prayer by Mr. Sur.oay. glu,J;iV November 27th. ■ . Ull ThUindi Air and Mrs" Cook's two sons and ..... -.......... ivr- . -•• ■ ' .uni rtiir-. rv.-.ivi «><-> I, miy. u«rc M:>; EJmr.gpun<fld micn-*t In tiw cl*s» at- their vi-.w., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cook P«rent' 'f “ *°n- b0"’H5. hJJs Mr and Mrs Huta-rt r<xik , beer, named James Alfred Mrs l-rai York l.-ity and Mr and ,« »))Uu-n by these girls uljo are,Land Much fSdit U due and nt IX'lt<>n ls carln« ,or ,hrn1,r j1 af .-tn ,, M there ot their him membcnihip and's Much credit I* due the officer* and Thursday. n< Dec. at 3 2:30 P. ,M. ccmlnitt who worked so w:is an entertainment consisting of Mr. anil . . faithfully to make thc gathering the ‘music, dramatics and magic at Kellogg Stunib. Donald ts l AND I BRIDGE (T.l'B ; Rm.- - itcce-s it was. Efech and every Pn-ntk ■ Mr:-. D.m U-,\:.s was t.-iriv'.■ t > the ' nu.-mbi r of the Banner cln-s deeply ap- i Agricultural school Saturday'.- IXe. Hl. Prof- C G. Card i nod Mr«- Harold Rolfc of Grand U amt I Undue club on M'.-iliv-.day - |>t'-cliit- , Mr. C.aik'.s faithful service o of M.8 C will be principal siwaker T!to ladr-s.Ltnd all hoi«? tliat he may be able to n.:. f.ml Mr and Mrs. Ifiibi'l wing nt the j roiitinue' tile work fur many more al an nil day poultry meeting beginh-.vo-.il of Jnckwn *|niit Sunday as nn teaemng lu. an plf Mr. ami Mr... Chuenvi- Wcodard. on Frid-n -. ।,>«•. .'t in:',> a* hi- leaching an inijnraium iiupirntion ",,1B fl,1 ‘0;.^ A t-> .di him from to r at *c,,ou‘ Everybody Is c. Hu>:ck id lietrmt garnu-nu.going to the Welfare A*‘‘ who ’’ hear ‘ ‘‘ — Sunday- *invited *" to ,nnv come. W Sunday,-Contributed. ’ , Mrs. Hattie Bellinger Will, entertain m M^fo. ,Mr, Budck (,'41 <i; wore, pin yr.I «fid appropriate tlie Home Literary Club Thursday. !>«>LOVELY CHRISTMAS PARTY. ■( Mr. and. Mrs. John nz»-; given. The next meeur^l will be Surgery • Guild No. 19 met ut the iiii.iy niiiiu, on Tui--<l.iy. Dee. 13 at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Hurley Sindel of Lake Mattie W't-lb and Mr? lAici-dnn. -’.pj;, platr DcCoa. whrrr-a Cttrr.'lmai home -I Mr->. Albert Besamee at WH CMn-sa spent Thanksgiving dov with Walnut St Thursday. Dee 1. At one Mr and Mrs- Albert Knowles* and Mr d el -:.:k a‘ delicious chicken dinner was aale ; luce Thanksgiving. .Mite. teH.n jcnioyoa. .ner amen • -n ,n b.uin.., un Sunday to. tlv-lr home When you buy or look at a Sheaffer Pen HOSTESS TO FORTY GI.ESTS., m.. : «... lirl.l The tojl.iwin,: .‘'a-,uUL tt,th Mr- •»'d .«• - ChaflCS Mr- 1'rcd W, Cook of W Band St..I{i;ih-i 1.- u r- duly elccUd: Mr? Mark panylng tliem • or Pencil you have seen the.best that can The men from here who Iwve Wm. Ducket, u .­ . Mr. and Mrs George Ritchie oFbjii- •murtniiMil forty membyrs of the Bar-y !ria.-.- chairman; Mr.V. brought back deer from thr north Countv Grower*’, Association very!,., .ant chairman. -be bought . . . THE BEST in qualityyfn Mrs. -Emma -S. -L'«»s woods woods aie. Harry Simpson. HarryM I pleasantly on Thursday evening. Die.',,., rrtur. Mr... Hurry Hurry • E. E- B‘>dwfo. Marshall. C. McCrary. Lovell Dewey. of Mr ami M;.,. If.. Mr., •I. Alter n .-liort l>wdncsr.t meeting. ;U1 Tuesday. Mrt>. Hur and Mrs. R-itit; ' efficiency, in writing, in a balanced pen A .-.u.', ciyrte BiirdUk, Framt Bblyen. Johil Almusic was enjoyed and refrcslimcnts fjow,.r chainr ’■ " bertson. IrnuLs Williams. Oi-orgc Willi­ or pencil—one which is made to lit your :k, liospiuil on Tuesday tnotn- served. All departed in tiw early. (1| t};|1 liusinca* waiin ini exchange ol . soil Sam Willison. B, DePrlcster. morning hours after a delightful eve-;chrl.l|n/ u bcautifuti? ., ! George England. Fred Perkin* and hand with ease and comfort. '- •?' ;<b <-orai«-d ti c wa., mad--. .Mrs Wm. :ru^Yi Hc,hTn r .Mid Mrs. T f>. French anil tam- lung»f Caledonia were Sunday guf-at* <d .‘ ,:. 77, >Dmk< * lilARMlNGLUNt IIEON. Duck,rracting acunginincapacity caiweity ofofSanta Sanu,and and --n,r - taxjiar Frldu>. Bl thpM ,, ‘ 1 ' ‘ ... . .. l,..nnv wlte III,. •‘•Selsl > and Mr*. W. R Cook. Mr. French nrmuc and gold bebe chrysanthr- w*' "‘J'1 *, , c'ulsl“,'l;!church brought a good attendance tor Xl'ut,X htmSn "e^K1^0* dU’nCT nnd ' Calif,, to sjx-nd th !:. and. Mrs. R. T Emil Tyden nnd Mr*. Unltard’Gram. BALTniORt: CENTER. > Ft «• rich. A. McCoy. tteiy. tor. 1931*1932. The : t.-uclwr and pupils of thc-Mcat the former s home on Saturday aft- j |Omber school are preparing their pro-. Rev. I! J Adfock .■•uin>Iit,d the pulpit i-inotm. places being laid tor twelve. ' The “Lifetime” is acknowledged in Pen-' < r rhe Fir,"-. BnptL-t church at Album gram foi\Chri*l:nas. • At eonlrm t top score was made by 1 ,J,r Clalr f*""-™ n«, .1, CluU Slru MM M«1 Mr, last Sunday. Rev, Ritcltic. an outgoing Mrs. H. W. Cook and second by Mrs. dom as the foremost writing instrument । io Mr. M.,W Itatkr wt-mnUM „us Frulw. nm i' iiHry lo Rushia. was the speaker Raymond Finnic. ,T.,-ttur«Hv iltmuxm »l Hwlhomo ot Ml., x.„ 81uu Co41, Ore„ 1Uo nt ottr dhurrh last SmulaV ninrriilu: mid and considered a masterpiece of unusual Um . lU.r.un, mini.,...-. B,. Wm. Hrt. M,^., i.)Ttu. C1K.„„. ,nJ Mud„a • ■■-viiiiig.- HU M-nnuiLs were much tip„„ »• „.vk.eI,a Mr.-.. Frank Pender dHightluHy hi-;L;;.' oi Porrhmral. » rrtumr oi Um MlTCU1, »r«r precision in a writing instrument. Mr. nnd. Mrs. John ” Harvennlr .. . ... ....... £*5* AtaW,e B<rt Armstrong of Lansing wa.-- in thtinwd eight gutNSUt at a^ert bruit city Sunday to six* Mr*. Arnwtrun;, bridge pa... o. rm-slaj.oflast *«k; Mr, Emtnion ulll ,u.litl. |hdr homc Melvin Hannah was called to Kala­ mazoo one day last week' to see his in hit* been confined to her bed tor ??- *- i Th'">Sl' । brother who. was seriously ill. Walter Thomas is at home again Biw is benjg rand for nt th- GUlley. Mr . H.vHaI u v&itipg hen-i - * ______ , , ,_________ afh-r spending the summer jiear Midftom SaraloRn. N. A’ HAPPY BIRTHDAY SI RFRINE. If you are looking for a superior gift for Christmas will be glad to liear ihr b gaining. r\-Tt:RT.UVMriwa.«U >* .«.t u Battle get a Sheaffer Pen or Pencil or both. ■ Mr. and Mr... E^rank Rawley and Mi -—»y by fourteen I D.u:na Rowley pt Adrian six-i.t the jniembei* of thc North Michigan Avr.l~'"“ , *’ .... . . Birthday club. They brwurht well’T^ 4‘H,„C1U^ l,hb »j«k cud with his mother. Mis. Jinraw bZk.u l,„ > ...< lua ,.. oa .,r and « llh Areh1 ' slMl *lr. Ihelr uRowlry. nt the home of Mr, and Mr.- K< ll.tr Ht'-m. Guests from out of tel and l,,r •!>!r- 1» «etenw. ’t,tK »MPP«r ami Ral^ih Mi J E Mattoon. Mrs Rowley ic- town hi r< Mos Ruth Kindrijind fi andRa'nh m\‘ ,u"’aa '<r>* all wi-.hLift-time set containing — Fount.iin Pen, Pocket Boylan <>f Grand Rapid*. !<•. .<■■*« Floy GrecqUeld and son*. Maurice, ping Mr*. Johtuon many' more happy Pencil’, Golf or Handbag Pencil, Desk Standard Raymond Hr.iuc of Woxiland- and* and Laurence of Carlton sjxuil Salur.-iire of per mother-in-law. wl:> birthdays. and Traveling Skrip Iqk Buttle. . MUs June Briggs of Lamcng. ' day with Mr. and Mrs. lluszcll Grccrtlilt ion remain* about the same. llcld. '. guarantee is given M THREE PRICES—THREE COLORS—THREE SIZES A party was given in honor of Anna Criip. Brown and Hol. against defects and To preserve thr, ertepness of Fn-nsfr M'wn-. Charley Hammonds a ml Rusr>25 SET ALSO fried potatoes. Tlu- i-. alter they hav.’ -Y11 Orttnfleld Friday. A bountiful accidents — a guar■ " * a. LOW been peeled and soaked in rold water | dinner was M-rved. Cover* were laid imtee which is un­ Complete Complete and drflnrd on a dry towel, may b • ‘”r ‘wenty-one All departed for their cocked until they ate not quite done I ho,HM’» wishing each one many more equaled. and then be removed from tlu- hying! return* of t.ae day. Unsurpassed in Material. . . Style . kettles. Dram as you would if they " JT JlV £-/ JD • any pen or pcntll purchase^ here. SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. , were thoroughly-cooked and leayc until | Mr. and Mrs. Bert Steves' two chilDesign and Timekeeping Quality . you are ready to serve them Now im- Idren ( have tlie whooping cough. a real standard in modern watch rnene them in the hoi fnt. drain again 1| Allen Idema of Detroit ha* returned land salt for serving. This last im-| manufacturing jmersion should be tor only a minute or Mr. and Mr* Ata Strutt returned I ■two. because they arc already cooked; Friday lfom from Gretsn Bay. WiKonain. NEW LOW PRICES—A ladies' . ‘and you will wish to preserve their■. and Chltoii'j. . J 15 JEWEL WRIST WATCH with *P 7 C | delicate brown color. _________ -Isaac — William* of Grand Rapidi | metal bracelet for'....... W xPoaching Perfected. ! called on hl* brothry. Edwin Wilhanu । I To keep poached eggs from breaking 15"w*ay'. lor sticking to the pan. put a few drop* NlUiviUe was at I PHONE 2115 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN WE DELIVER io! vinegar in lhe water in which they.G°?rSe Hau* Sunday. . “Where you may Buy with Confidence" 'are poached ‘ Donald Price of Larunna. gtandson . j ---------------- - , .. (of George. Benedict, broke Ida ankle in U* Established in 1883 > I .A Berlin firm has patented a pdluw fou places, .playing IuoUmII Thanks-1 £w w, Social Events and Personal Mention Don’t Miss It! BAIRD’S iday Second Annual In the CHRISTMAS SALE teller*. » used exhibi- Circle Kahler icilmi: dunno. ► :’<4- rt Begins Friday, December 9 T. S. Baird Buy Useful Gifts for Christmas A I A F. L. FAIRCHILD CO. a g 1 1 >« I , V « t’ I and Pencils i I! g Sheaffer’s Lifetime pen in « A CHRUTMAJ eifT! WITH EACH LIFETIME PEN ... Set Combinations and Prices . ’<5“’ GRUEN WATCHES PPPFl YOUR NAME .in 22kt G0LD on B. A. LyB ARKER’S "Where immediate attention & courtesy are shown to all" BESSMER the JEWELER J I hiving a radio loudspeaker. giving. , - | 1 �Tift HASTINGS BANNER, HTDNF«I)VF. DECEMBER 7, PAGE FTOITT THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB. GUARANTEED WANTS Tlie monthly meeting of ’the Thorn­ apple Garden Club was field in the community room Monday evening at 7:45. Prof Oregg of the Michigan State . College Extension Dept, gave a very In­ teresting talk on landscaping thc farm THE CHURCHES SET of TEETH While Mr. Gregg placed special e:nI'pasU on the farm home, yet his talk :v-as of interest and help to all thort who attended. With Uie use of slides (Mr. Gregg brought out In detail many important points which are essential in the average landscape problem A few of hl* statenirtiU ar.* given below in condensed form. ■ Redeem- those unsightly spuu about . tin* yard, such as the space between ■ the.ildcu'alk and the street, which Li xi I often neglected in forming or rear ­ rangemenu pf Uw grounds put in a .tuffi around drive. Bring the drive in from the road or street with winding drives rather Uian the did fashioned straight drive The front lawn will look much more beautiful If kept clear of specimen pthnts which make it look Ismail and often hide the house The primary motive in the fronl yard land­ scape plant u to set ofi rather than A hen xcant . Btautiful! Liftliktl Natural.’ EXTRACTIONS pn*?n 50C DR. O.L. BROOKS CARDS OF THANKS GEORGE M. NEWTON halchrd and are developed by grain feed. A hen has 14 days to make a yolk, but only" one day to make the white and »h*iL The mash must be right each day or ' Thesr baric plantings are-for the purpoee of hiding tlu- foundation but not Uu* houc Screen plantings ar.- the on- H-J _J ly natural uayg to hide the outbuild- i^way and Saturday , ings Mich as garage, poultry house, etc. French' । Instead of leaving the front lawn ,,i marred by a cut-away at the highway. While Lily Flour : make a rolling terrace, which will very , ettretivcly remove the abrupt grade so t ■> • . SPECIAL SPECIAL 25 Lb>. First Class Laundry Orientation la a very necessary factor m planning a home Tlie proportions must be equal t j have u satisfactory urrangement of Hie grounds. ' Use ever- American Laundry them get out ot cuntjul. Among thc Junipers are the Sabins Plitzcriana In'the prostrate mid Him prostrate plants, but thc Pfltzor-; Friday and Saturday 100 POUNDS MICHIGAN MIDDLINGS 45c Wallace Feed and Seed Store Chattie Mortgage Sale HASTINGS MARKETS On Saturday, Dec. 17, 1932 At 2 o’clock P. M. ciiuacu ; rather hide it with a barrier of shrubIbcry. Beauty will be so much more pleasing if properly shown Always U-ar in mind your back yard Let it be an Eden ot beauty and loveliness, Keep your beds clean by removing^ the grass and weeds, and through al- i ways maintaining a good mulched top; to hold in tlw moisture, ■ Do not crowd] the drive upon the home Don't forget V'Uir beds. They look so much mote I GRANGE PROGRAMS -beautiful- if interspersed with ever­ I Tlie Indies of thc'Dowling L. A S. greens. D.» out overplant with ever­ i'uili give a play at the Maple Grove blooming roses.. They have their-seajtmually shown out of Delegates from Hastings fll-Y tdi, | grange hall Wednesday evening. Drcling season they lose Muskegon conference made ilwfr re-:’ ember . 14. Title of play, "No Men Adtheir beauty and charm. [ tnitted." Music will be furnished by tlw charm. Take advun- ports to their group lust week. I Martin family. . tage of your natural resources. Do not let an oirfiortumty to improve your I Wayne Conklin and Clay Ba.wtl are : leading the grade boys Y. M. C. A. grounds b<- neglected. Do not plant a . groups each Tuesday evening from 7 to A sunken pool or lily pond-If placed 0 with Joe Brozak in citarge ot the dn nn ideal location will give no end of satisfaction. The chimney can be I Mr>. Chits. Day and’ family :rlvvtrly hid by an attractive clinging El.-iv Tucker spent Saturday vine Neatness in work nnd simplicity [ in arrangcments-are otten the keys to.' — ,. . Have moved my harness ■rucres.-ful plantings. The beauty of a luncheon speaker Thursday noon at whop from 710 W. well laiKlreajkd farm home Is inc-ti- Lansipg for lhe State Y. M. C A Walnut St. to * mable. Expensl^ plaiis and plant. are ' convention and Francis 8. Hannon. Ingeexi but do not try to get the best by temationpl Y. M. C A. Secretary of paying the mast^ Reason in price is New York office, will give the'closing jno: cheapn. v, but the best for the address at 4 45 in .the Central M. E and Mrs. Arthur Jones of Grand money. Bird houses are wry attractive Coimnunty House • ■■— ■ •' s were Saturday and Sunday:|livthe garden. Golden -Rule Week"—December 11-18 ound a central feature. Hiding the when as many ru grill are asked to cut seel with a screen of plants will' keep down on their living exprnr--s and give it a great deal of very discordant the difference to the starving folks of the nation Let's help. Oct, menus nnd. Mr. Gregg showed view;. ‘ot\ lib own ome-m Lansing, it i* beyond po-»iT. S. K. Reid U local chairman-of the Michigi । bllity to put all Ills fine talk into this ‘ "On to Lansing” Coinmlth-e for Uie •column at once, but everyone present annual State -Y. M. C. A. convention i-njoyrd !ln* thing* Mr. Gregg brought ; Thursday. Dec. n. I out and ns the meeting dosed felt pie Mr. and Mrs. Herbie Wilcox nnd \ time avis well spent Vtrne Hawblitz ,<jwnt Wednesday in We are lookilu: forward to better i Battle Creek. ■ i homes and gardens in Haatings. • ; Thc'Nutrition Class will have their Next week this column will take up second leajon at Uie home of Mrs. • winter decorations.—J: a. Hoa». i meeting Monday • afternoon in the wEthel Wilcox Wednesday with nn all: --------------- < • » Welcome New Feature ' Jonts hall for the purpose, of election (day meeting. | OBITUARY. j De'.fa Gertrude Snyder, youngest and .w-hich may come before this meeting. I only surviving child oi Win. and Mary . No dlnhet*. will be served at. ripon' as; Center road were Sunday guesU. .at,AI-, Snyder, was born In Peru. Huron Co. ha* been the custom in former years: {Ohio. April 15. 1847 and was called " /Tiw Briggs L. A. 8 will discontinue, fred Fisher's. I There was a large crowd present to]1 Home Dec 1. 1933 aged 85 yrs.. 7 mas.. I their dinner meetings until alter the; holiday*. A wood bee will be planned i । enjoy the tine program at thc P. T. A.| Irtage tb Alvin E Phillips, who preo-ded for soon after thc first of the year. j Albert Rice, who for some i|me has I purchased :\plario winch will certainly ; •’’I’ be i helo in crtt-uc uo tirocranis Thfour jiars on a farm in Huron-C-.*. been in poor health is decidedly worse] ’XSd'iT1 the past few days with no! much hojais, Arlie Slocum and Ml*.* Ion* Gillespie, ,‘L,^refir'L tou’r£h1*’ > ot immediate recovery. Lewis Herzel furnished rtdreshtaenu 7Kl’*fh h“ b^en li]elr holr>« Here; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Oray and ' 'of sandwiches and coflee., < ,they saw all tlie hardships ot pioneer] daughter Miss Helen attended the'fulife First of all a spot had to be] Next Friday evening Dec. 9 uv Parish The Prescription Drug Store । Family night and the meeting will be I held at the Martin church. iTwre will clearing up live land making the splen­ be a pot luck supper at seven o’clock. did home which they enjoyed in their declining years. To this unrun two, dish, also your own .table service. Dr :M>n» and four daughters were bom.] Kennedy uur duttlct superintendent ; The three daughters wen* calk’d Home will be tlie speaker of the evening. You itn childhood and one son at 17 and lAruel thc oldest, only five years ago. arc cordially invited to attend. William Hilton of Hastings was a his death being almost an overwhelm1 ing blow to her declining strength. But t. i.-.;. .. her indomitable wilt kept her living to Mr 1U1M> u th .nd connnrt .□ ilu^ 7' , , , . to" go when the lime came but her onROBINHUE PARK. 'zV regret was leaving Susie. She leaves SEE) US FOR INSURANCE Fred Cisler and family of Grand t J mou«i her loss her daughter. Susie. Rapids spent Sunday with his mother. '*ho llas 50 faithfully cared for her Mrs Marvin CUler and brother. Ray. ; through tier long illness: a daughter­ , ■ _ .. . «... _ . • ... _ ' '■'.t.'J* M.c A n aa! I< FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY loved a.v an own daughter, two grandKALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN and.children, Mr* Jay Snyder of Hastings J. L MAUS & SON and and Burrel Phillips of Hbpe; the Local M«pr«MaUUvM. ItMlUg., MJcJl Mrs great-grandchildren, four ncplwws and eight nieces, besides a host of other , »>U «... nmmu. Mr.' relatives and friends. Funeral services land Mra John Kollar and Harold spent’»•*» held at the l*te home Saturday ]Thanksgiving with relatives in De-.Dee 3. conducted by Rev. Conklin. ' troit. ■ Burial in. Rutland cemetery Ability Julian Potts and family, Howard -------------- *♦*--------------Smith and family. John Kollar and The fleur de Ils. a conventionalized family and Roy McCaul and wife nt- flower thought to have been suggested Prestige flows not only to those who tended the Larkin club Friday night at I by .the iria, wa» the heraldic symbol of can create it—but stays only with those the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Ear) Ker-: tlie. Bourbons, first adopted ns the emmeen. . , ' bJem of the French monarchy by Louis whose ability can hold it. Y. M. C. A. ITEMS NOTICE! HIE. COURT ST. FRED BEACH Every family’ that ns. wc give our per­ sonal and interest­ ed, attention. This, While our assis­ tants are. carefully tmini’d . nnd- have had adequate ex­ perience, we feed that the family'ap­ preciates our per­ and wi such attention to all who call upon-us. ' t TRUSS WEARERS Our Success Citizens Mutual WALLDORFF funeral HOME taOAMMY C OMEN MtbukuaJierua nesday bringing a deer. the national emblem of France .until Betty Potts spent Saturday night the French Revolution of 1789. when it and Sunday with her sister. Mrs Leone was superseded by the trt-color. ■ Dean, and family of Bowne. ----------. The first electric light plant in the | VJe wouldn't be so busy today if we United Blates—lhe Pearl Street stadldn't have to correct jo many of yea• - ... —I terday’a fool mistakes • I CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Service Alto Ambulance Service t �THE HASTINGS BANNER Wednesday, Dec., 7,1932 18587869 i PART TWO INCREASE IN APPLI­ CATIONS FOR PATENTS Over One Thousand Per Week Being Filed At Washing. ton Offices STRIKING COMPARISON A time oi depression' like this is apt WITH CONDITIONS IN THE j to make an upjx-al * t» thc Inventive fatuity of man because mm haVe mure UNITED STATES IN 1931 !'time to think and plan how to do •things iu LARGE CAPITAL NEEDED been done TO ESTABLISH BANK THEBE „»'u a belter way than they lucre Not P.raht.d To Loan Money VK? SU On Real Estate'—No Loan ,-ent office nt the national Capital. Favoritism Is Allowed SERVICE CLUBS CAN AID RE­ Only one bank link fulled in Canada COVERY, SAYS ROTARY HEAD. since 1923. and the last one prior Ur Tlie ,lrv MVlu ,mo Wl ,„ when service hour has come that was In 1914 Tills striking com- ,clubi con pta>. Bn lncreaMrig role in parison with the situation in tlie Unit- creating the slate of mind among hurt-, ed States where there was a not. susnien necessary for economic re- 1 pension of 2.n22_LDrW31 alone, with lia-jeorery. suggnts Clinton P. And-ison bilitles to depositors amounting to 1.533*. r Albuquerque. Ne v Mexico, president millions, b explained by Robert J. C., of notary International. Stead ill Tlie Rotarian for December. 1 First of nn. he proposes that t!>re ‘ It hardly can I* contended."- writes should be a study made by Individual Mr. Stqad. "that the winds of depres-I service clubs. "Such n study, eoopslon were especially tempered to the । eratively pursued in thousands of comCanadian lamb-lambs neatly nnd munillcs." he says in nn ankle In the closely shorn. just ns in the United'December Rotarian, "should enabte tl. States—but rattier that the banking. to mc more clearly how wc get »r,to our structure of Canada stood up under a I p.t-, nf difficulties—.which is the lirst' pressure quite as meat as that which ,tlp toward ilndhig how to get out. , existed south of the border, knd. by "Surely it U not idealistic," believes; standing up, protected its depositors (Mr. Anderson, "to hope that out of the and* the country from any serious col-i discussions of hundreds of thousands, lap*’" |of thinking men there might coine a' It takes I.MW.OOO capital and a char- ray ol light which wv could all per-<A-» , ,n. !: c, Y|. nJll OUCH ter 1IUIII from UHthe AAOIIIUUUI, Dominion iunluil to start ua w.i bank. Ceiv« nnd| lx* willing IO tb I01M1U. follow. Such[ which (accounts fbr the fact that there'a j inn would not be born ot^ wtaplny.I y Hastings National Bank § The Oldest Bank in Barry County . T'. If ■ CONSERVATIVE STRONG PROGRESSIVE ■ r, A . .. Announces thc Opening of its sr . n tlgniMnd ; branches, however, ore to be found in Of representative men in even Hit- most remote^nlaecs where avenues of activity. It would of nc-ij there lx demand for banking services [oslty. be broad in Its application and | Under this system a little frame shackjin ju benefits. * in- the .sjmrM’ly inhabited northwert of > -w<. would then be ready to throw J Canada I:, Just os strong ns Ils parent the vusl'man-power ot wn’k* clubs | which is housed in nn elegant .-.true-llnta the solution of the problem, not j lure of marble and concrete in M<m-!;i., isolated individual.-, but as cjIu sivc ! treat units. 'Hie fact tpat bu.dtk-.-s men can .1 Canadian bank_> are not permitted clearly predict und chart business j to make loans on real estate, and local I cycles presents duly a greater chai- . enthusiasm or favoritism play no part | |U;ge tu bring them under control." - J in securing loan*.. Fact.-, on collateral' ------------- ■ i• are submit led to .banking official". In MIDDLEVILLE, unotffer city. , I Pythian Staters had a very enjoyable.' "Tlie branch bank system has been blamed too thr relatively slow develop-1Stinie at tlx-ir card parly Friday P. M. .1 meht of Canada, at least ifntll recent!,; Severn] of the Pythlnns will go to: years, compared with.that pl thr Unit­ Nashville Tuesday evening to join with, ed Stales." states Mr. Stead. “It has 'them In honoring our Grund Chance:-' beet, charged tilth being too carelul. lor, who will be there and also to par- • too conservative. Pr riuqw It mu-r. ac- 1take of their Jlggs Supiier. The Girls Scout party at. lhe Pythian cepl that blame. In rebuttal 't can c!a>m that during depressions it stands hall Friday evening was greatly en­ . •up. that its dc|xi-l,«ns- can sleep ut Joyed by all. Thomas. .-on ofi R 3. and Mrr, l:r.;tite.” I French. fell from tlrt running board of jan uuto Friday evening und severely SOUTH WOODLAND. Mr. nnd Mrs Garth Slocum and injured a shoulder. He was rushed to Oversrnith of thc Blate Rood culled at a hospital and U doing us well us cun. First deposit 2c, increasing 2c each be expected. .Homer Rowlndcr's WcdmMiay. More of oi|r hunters returned the lat-; week,’ for 50 wevks, last deposit $1.00. Chas. Helmer has returned to Grand ter part. of the week and were all; Rapids. Mr. .n.l Un. WuMMU. Hrlmrr tow ! tad ■ BtaM time dxl. ,«ir. unu Airs. hmiuuuwh ----- ■-------- ■--------- ---, ... .. ..... rhrir shrinspent Hu- ..w<«'k riMI with .1 their son. ; :h^|rof'sh:l««-r 2"r yt dot r . Clarence, in HarfingiC I Mr*. Eva Ttnta r and family had a , & Link- Teddy ORley U wrloudy ill very cIom- call wlien on Friday night ZT First deposit 5c, increasing -5c each with pneumonia, and little Donald I they were overcome by gas irom a hard i V week, for 50 weeks, last deposit $2.50. Hildebnint is Hi with the same illtuiM coal stove. The prompt work »1 a; 'Both are on the gain ut present. physician saved them all after tl hard . ft Mrs. Lucy Rowlader is very poorly nt h»ht. ,. this writing. Mrx Whitmore returned home; M Mrs. Nora Shopbell Holly of Lansing' Saturday evening after u week spent, ft First deposit 10c, increasing 10c each spent last •.vrek with her sister, Mrs. with relatives in Grand Rapid-. Sf week, for 50 weeks, last deposit $5.00. Celia TWiiMtHd. who was ill lust week. The Ladies* Aid Society. Rouse Circle IW Mrs. Mary Hershberger and chil- j branch, eule <ni Saturday war. very sue- ft dretiof labcrty Milk. Ind . spent a few|a>ssful nnd as they had many useful days the week of ThntikhRivlng-with'articles left, with lhe promiro of many W her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison ' more, they decided to hold a sak- next, ft Saturday, under the general aid so-, ft First duposit 50c, decreasing 1c each Blocher. Mrs. Lucy Rowlader is very poorly ciety's management. You are invited i Sf week, for 50 weeks, last deposit 1c.' to attend and help tins worthy caw*-. IM again, being confined to her bed. George W. Davis, agmi 72 years, and' ft Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Varney of -Nash­ ville and Homer Rowlader und family all'flu life a resident of-this vicinity. Sr spent Sunday at Lucy Rowiuder’s. . passed away Sunday A. M. at the Home'! W Friends of Adelbcrt Slocum are glad of. Carl Pfrcdestelier. northWlwt of । ft First deposit $1.00, decreasing 2c each to hear lie Is on lhe gain from'ius last town, where lie had been taken on Sat-' week, for 50 weeks, last deposit 2c. urday on account of iUncas. He had; V Operation. , been a sufferer for years, He leaves ’ft STRIKER SCHOOL DISTRICT.' a number of relatives. Tlie funeral: ft Mr. and Mrs. Donald Geiger enter­ will be held Wednesday P. Ml at thc'Sr tained the latter's brother anti sister. Baptist church here. . va Charles Smith und Mrs. A. Gussetl ol First deposit $2.50, decreasing 5p each David Benewa. of northwest of town > ft Sagiimw from Wednesday until Sun­ and well known her*;, wax taken to Ann 1 ft wVek, for 50 weeks, last deposit 5c. day. Mrs Geiger returned home with Ai tx* on Wednesday for observation: Jf them for a short visit. and a possible operation. His many' Mrs. Ida Wilkinson and Rebekah nnd friends are wishing him a quick re- ft son of Maple Grove called nt Walter covcry. I ST Ickes Sunday. Mrs Adehn Allen wont Monday to m Mr. nnd Mrs. Clancy Vandersall and tlie home ’if Mr. and Mrs L Leonard1 ft Mrs Ella Harkey of Bettsville, Ohio, to stay with them through the winter ” . . , spent Thursday night and Friday al Ralph Striker's and called on other relatives. COATS GROVE. Mr. and Mrs B. U Houghtalln and Rev.’Wynn of Woodland spoke, at the ; HIGIIBANK. : sorry to hear that her brother passed SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. family of Battle Creek spent Sunday community senice Sunday evening. ■ Mr', and Mrs. Loya! Lowell of Has- aw&>’ thefe-< . Mrs. Elia Taylor ot Nashville spent' at E. L. Houghtulin's. Mrs. Lizzie Thompson and daughter. r, tings suent Sundav evening at the '*‘r- n,1t^ ^*rs- Merle Hecker and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yarger of Free­ Marthrf. gave a duet ...and Mrs Bessie ; of Mr and Mrs He Adams Laura Francisco of Hostings were Sat- Monday night with her sister. Mrs.1 Frank Norton and family SaroS OstroU. * -urday --------------------------- ” port called on Mr. and Mrs. 8. Geiger Woodman-ng "Steal Away tb Jqma". IX evening gUesta at Mr. and Mrs. । Bryan VdnAukcn was taken to Pen­ Tuesday. Mrs. Leola Wootis went to Pennock! Frank Hawblitz. nock hospital Tuesday afternoon for Mr. and Mrs. Levi Mend of Has­ hospital Friday for nn operation. The Mr- “nd H- R Norrta and surgical treatment. tings called on Mr. and Mrs. E. L. best wishes ot the community arc with daughter, Barbara Jean. and\Mr. and STONY POINT. । Word was received by Mrs. Lulu Houghtalln Sunday. lier al this time of suffering. , Witoon of Ooguac lake and.Mr. MiM Agnes Deaklns of Hastings1 Gray of Uie death of her brother-in­ About thirty were present al the'11^ Mrs. Paul Smith nnd son. Victor. Birthday meeting with Mrs. Margaret « were Sunday guests visited her parents of this place over law. Walter Horsfall, of Scotu. nt th the home" of 1 Mrs. Ida Norton and Mra.. Ella Taylor Coat* Thursday lo qtaerve her birth-. । af “ h,,m nt Mr. Mr nnd Mrs. Mr* Bert Daly. n”,v Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Wellman made a called on Mrs. W. J. Ferris at Vermont­ day. They tied off two comfortables .Mr. and Mrs George Hoffman culled . vilie Monday. on Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tallman near business trip to Olivet one day last,*..for her. week. and Mrs. Lulu The D. G T. O dub will meet with;1 Baltic Creek. Friday evening. ------■, ■.j - Mrs. ----- Vera Gray - ----------------- Gray —■ Utile Donald .U'uru, Hildebrant, accompanied Mrs Carrie Vnn Wk- next Wednesday.)i Mrs Frank Hawbiitz spent Wednesu,,L. whose BUOX par- ......... ------ Henry Gray ----- . of Lacey to ! day P. XL at Mr. nnd Mrs. Charlesents -------------recently -----------moved - ------------------into the neighborScotts PriHnv Friday afternoon, Dec. 14. Chairman. Lena Sc axe. hood from Hastings, is sick with pneuMrs- Frank Norton is under the docThe Farm Bureau will hold a meet­ | Lynn in Nashville. . ! tor’» rare at present. ing at the Coats Grove diurch this i Mrs Fred Miller dnd daughter of As­ morila. t—. «"'> MraLulu Gray.Cray E. E.orGray Mr. week Thursday. Congressman-Elect syria spent Thursday afternoon wiUi »JSta, Mr. Hmld Kalland Auyrt. Foulkes of Hartford will be one of the her sister, Mrs. Byron Guy. and famspeakers. Mrs. Nellie Brumm of Nash-;:ny. viile. County President, will be present;' Born to Mr. nnd Mrs. Berle Nash w"'“r also Miss Kirby to n-Mlrt on tile pro­ Tuesday. Nov. 29, a son named DeMs Roma Blociwr of Neely spent the lat- ‘ Mra Eila Taylor come Saturday to gram. Dinner served nt noon by the LeRoy. n few rtRV5 with her sister, Mrs. L. A. S. at regular price. , Mr. and Mrs Worth Green and son. ter part of the week with her parents I । Frank Norton. The Sunday school und th?’ Com- Marshal spent Sunday at Mr. nnd Mrs. here: Our . P. T. A. and supper) Mrs. Alberta Greenfield of Hastings .... ----- chicken ---------- — ^-r , --------------------------------munlty Organization will combine for Harry Green and family of Barryvllle. SAME PRICE —"" off nicely Tuesday — ------—■— Nov. — -spent ——• -• --------_u,. er fQijjgr. j; । ! Mr, and Mrs. Cloud Reid nnd *oi» ~ -passed evening. thc week endhwith a Christmas program. Mrs. Geo. Easley of Grand Rapids and grandparents of Lakeview dlstrici*®l. That supper made one think 'the । W. Knowlm. -------------- r» * *----AS 42 YEARS AGO / J has been visiting friends hero during spent Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Fred depression was over. ) Reid. . । Mr. and Mrs. Claud Demond attendNORTHEAST IRVING. Uie past week. Mr. and Mrs. Clare Marshall and ed a gathering of the Ooolbaugh fam-' Mrs. Ida Moore ot Hastings Is visit Mr. and' Mrs. Ray Coats of Grand ___ __visited _____ familyandwere Battle Creek shoppers Hies at the home ot Mrs. Alice Cool- | ing her son Arthur Moore for a few Rapids E.. Coats famlly and । attended the Birthday dinner at Ken- Wednesday. bough in Hastings Sunday. I weeks. doll Coats.' । Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawbiitz called Mrs. Russel Keyes of Marlette spent' Thc I. O. O. F. lodge of Freeport ■CONOMICAl Loren Oversmith attended a Na-1 on Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hulsebos and Thanksgiving and the remainder bf liad a bee for Mr. Sam Eckert for the and IFFICIINT tlonal meeting of the 4-H dubs at Chi- family in Assyria Tuesday evening. thc week with iter parentsat tills j purpose of drawing his com. cago recently and .gave an interesting The More P. T. A. Friday night was place. Har husband from Jackson j Mr. and Mrs. Alva Moorehave re­ talk -about it al- Sunday school Sun- largely attended and everyone enjoyed come over Saturday. turned to their home nt Claire. Mr. and day monling.. The fine program put on by Mrs. George Louie Hilton had another stroke last 'Mrs. Charlie Moore accompanied them „ -------— J*,**;------- ;--------- , i Hoffman and Mrs. George Marshall, week and Is now confined to thc bed i for a short visit; they relumed home Nothing is flawlessly pleasant-it u Jr. ajj the time. * I Wednesday erening. easy to learn to play the bass drum but Mrs. George Green returned to her Orval Wadell Is spending a few days Several of the pupils of lhe primary you have to stand lo do it. home Monday from Indiana. We were with friends at Manchester, Ind. I room are absent, due to illness. 1933 Christmas Savings Club | IT’S EASY TO SAVE SELECT A PLAN TO SUIT AND JOIN TODAY Plan B Plan C Secures $25.50 Secures $63.75 Plan D Secures $ I 27.50 Plan E Plan F Secures $ I 2.7 5 Secures $25.50 Plan G Secures $63.75 A membership in this new Christmas savings club will enable you to start your next yearonacash basis—an easy and convenient plan for sav­ ing a part of your income during 1933, so that next Christmas you may have a sum in cash to use in what­ ever way you may desire. You can save as little as 10 cents a week and receive a nice check of SI2.50, plus interest, next Christmas. Plan H Secures $1 27.50 First deposit $5.00, decreasing lOccach week, for 50 weeks, last deposit 10c. Plan 1 Secures $5.00 Deposit 10c each week, for 50‘weeks. Secures $ I 2.50 Plan J Deposit 25c each week, for 50 weeks. Plan K Secures $25.00 Deposit 50c each week, for 50 weeks. Secures $50.00 Plan L Deposit $1.00 each week, for 50 weeks. Plan M Secures $100 Dt'jroilt 12.00 each week, for 30 weeks. Plan N Secures $125 Deposit $2.50 each week, for^O weeks. Every Savings Club Fund ■ will be increased by 3% interest Plan O • Secures $250 Deposit $5.00 each week, forpO weeks. SASiSiMhMhSiSiSiSiSiiiSiSiSiSiSiSiSiSi WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN VIC r "I baking V POWDER I Have you tried our Wayne Dairy Ration? Increase quantity and rapidity of production and enlarge margins between feed and selling costs: Use the grains, roughage and silage on your own place* in feeding cows—buy WAYNE DAIRY FEED to supply the things lacking in your own feeds. There is a WAYNE DAIRY FEED that will fit profitably into your feeding program. Give them a trial. PRICES ARE RIGHT. 25 ounces for25f Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. VtOUU m. BRICK HASTINGS FEED - . TILE COAL » » CEMEWT » FARM IMPLEMENT, PHI LUU �THE HASTINGS BANNER. .WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER t IMS PAGE TKN FIJuiSANT IffuMOUTH MAPI MAPLE GROVE. *«•** Letter. Ijwl Week's Letter. ._ Jnora Qrmaby. Eber I Mrs 8 B.- Nlbbs has been spending . . ' Mrien iourw*-rui wuuhmi. io >. ns and Howard As- a t** days in Hart Bi' Home Economica-Specfallsto Michl-' •IRdTman.^LylA^orri pinal of Durfee District spent Sundaj Mr and MrJ Lw,cr Rhymond enter, K»n State College at Pete Hoffman i |tain*d the Raymond family Tluniksgiv' 1 Mr. and Mrs Fred Hill and family ! Since a child* day until tie is. six'of the Quailtrap district spent Thurs-' of.,M ' JI” years old U made up largely of piny, day with their mother. Mrs MaggF **!*• r1":it thr toys that he has that prov.'dc* 1 Cummins. 1 ~ • material fhmg, IhmugdUihich I..Mr and Mrs. Glen Asplnal and Har- 7*5.' “*r,r> Pub >d Middle• ul. education 0 1-.R7 ito found*- ,i<i Mld Marilyn of thc Durfee DUtric! familt* -The L* 1 * turn uccordlnj; Mr Lydia Anne ;>dit Sunday with Eber Julian's.' •J™1*fTt4*’ Lynde homi-economics exfiitoUtn child • Mr and Mr> Lowell Jarrard and ?J<lr“"11 4 «»«* Ml- Schlehs ipreulur of yidhuan State Colter* ’family. George H«ck-r. Jack El is ton „ „ ,. With Chwtmas Show wwtbz.. laden and Mr and Mr.-, B -b Elhum spent he££. *,■:> im irresistible army pl.,, Thursday with Mr und Mn. Clarenc< 11 ** **» -"(have Wne general. Cunninghum near Drlleyuc - ,4^,^flJSd*v They re’ sumo for *M.-ctlon' There are five Mr and Mrs Cllen Aspinall and fam'- ‘ ” v^iicrol types of toys nerewah* to meet Gly..Eber Hoffman and Helen Young., IXgf • Jr?<tan JScSmed tw many reeds of the growing child. Inf the Durfre District spent Thursday ”r. J ™a‘ including th.* kind which cnc5uh.gr . at Peter Hoffman s ,Mr HArr> M h lft G,a,“l Ka|’“’‘ n‘ ; •••*.. ir-H cx-tcim* d 'v.iops the • Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gray and family; ,timulkt<« dramaftoatlon, lends M><f t.>|of Writ* VermontviUc-spent Thursday ',. Mr and MrS. .Byron Rowlader and children of Grand Bapids epent Sun* 1 «.vtruction and creation, and dcvclorsylaf Mrs. Lulu Gray's. The children re* day , with her pnrenu. Mr. nnd Mrs. it kill in handling | mruned until Sunday. J. Williams. AU •••' * .'hould conform more or le.s.; Howard und Harold Asptnal of the ' t > fuhd^mcntal principles of art in J Durfee District spent Friday night with fi-nn and ester combination. They ’ Peter Hoffman's. :.<1.11.1 Hr ot .., -! materials, durable Leland GoocUon .better known n., le to wf(hatand much [Bud. went Thurulay to Ann Arbor for ;,! amt ex;« rimenta- surgical attention. Gaylord Gray acchild icompanicdhiin. ■ uJc i! iducalinnal to' Mr and Mr Jam. Vande Gelson child can lean, and John Vundr Gel on and family cl in manipulation ar; Kalamazoo spyut Sunday with Mrs. oy ,t lhe mechanical I Lulu Dray. 1. -liy' brekrn if exMr and Mr.* E. E Gray entertained could -catceiv be . Mr. and Mrs Elmer Clark. Mr and n.na; toy. whereas 1' Mrs. M-irrls Clark. Mr- Fannie Meyers. wilding blocks offers many pa,­ Mr. and Mrs. Cail Reiss and Mr. and * and l» dependent on the | Mrs. Lteyd Reis, of Battle Creek imagination for their iw. In' Thanksgiving day. w of tlw wind-up tnrohanir.u Mrs. Lulu ’ Gray and Robert and •'.child is merely an onlooker Karl Vundr Gelann spent Sunday at. Lnon Gray s in Vermontville. • *1 Michigan crowers are asked lo take ■ ■ ■ ■'.*■? . ■ -~o_ PEACH GROWERS HAVE advantage of these condition, by plant- ry; HnntemaL’Pr^ Cnmer ' 1 *1 U/rttTrlUKL 10 NEW MARKET PROBLEM ing varieties which will spread thr ‘harrest season over a longer fierlod of Moat of Michigan Fruit Sold time. Planting* of a single variety mature al! fruit for harss-st'ai the For Immediate Consumption .will .<amf time and tlw peaches will have t > be niarjtcled within u period of a Jew —Little Used For Canning But Laruliu—Michigan fruit grow­ days; tf wenl good viiriefUH ary cho-M-n er* who contemplate setting new peach , tor planting, the picking dates will . orchard* are advised by the horticul-. iary aII(1 early-and late pearlies lured department at Michigan State can be marketed. Tlie increasing wfruit makes CoUegr t<’ make their plantings to meet • •—*•“ '....... — ' present conditions which restrict thc wle of Michigan peaches to market* placed on fairly diitaiit markets with­ ' which supply fruit tor immediate.con­ in a short space of ttma from the hour -Alien Uiey’ ure picked. sumption. mltural dejortMa t of the pearlies which are com­ Member* nf the ho mercially canned are non* ;>roduce]| by mrnt d•• urn advise increased plantings California. Miciiinan peaches arc used but a wise clu>u.e of tbrieUes in ureas mainly for fresh fruit or for home can­ which are to be replanted. ning and the latter outlet is somewhat ----hat would curtailed by lhe competition with other’ Duty 1 ,,a rrpmour. states. be a pit as ure tf 1 Jure theyre RED CLOVER LUMP COAL Burns Clean in Stove or Furnace High Heat Very Low Ash Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. Frank Sage Telephone 2515 Hastings, Mich. WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN Do You Want A Good LAUGHING USED CAR CHEAP? and hoiv It So, Call and See Our Close-Out Bargains! Thursday at Dale Downing's in North' (Castleton. Mrs. Zalia Miller returned Jennie hoQu* with tlwrn to spend several davs. •*,X\r and Mrs G. C Marshal! and riiw from m art attacks; Mrs. Alma Mrs Z. Miller spent today* iMondayi rtief and-Mi -. Ciutrhe PhiUlie from at Battle Creek. . Mr and Mu Dale Downing of Mr and Mr. Allan Wood'* enter North Ciutkjon spent Sunday at o. c. tamed on Thantegivlng day his fatbei Ml». Kathryn Olmstead. aced 6-’> Clllslina Smith und Mn year*. pursed away at the iiome Ttiiim/v* and families d iv night after a day's illness. senicc* Monday at the home at one P M and itriynn will attend a rohwl at the Assyria Mwhodist church at two on at Hastings on Thursday P M Site leave.* the husband and one Mesttamro Qtenna Jonex daughter, at home and one daughter Mustard 15c 1929 Whippet Coupe $7522 1931 Model A Tudor $25522 1930 Model A Tudor $17552 We Also Have A Few Cheaper Cars । Hvdc und Mabel Hyland I.G.A.COFFEES ‘I’ Blend ‘G’ Blend ‘A* Blend packed Deluxe 1929 Inti. Dump Truck $165—, spent Glenn ii Miay morning. tlie funeral was held Friday u’ lhe L O. 0 F -hall in Ha.—’ h their ‘ ’ Burial in thc Irvt and fainily hair our Mr. mid Mrs tiler home. '. Homer Warner and son lung u c Myer, Jake Edger aittinu were Sunday dlh- a'nd Oi .u- Page of Hastthito • Ml;< Smith Sherman is our new mail car>' Aid Society will' lo-v Claud Wood, but ■ Sherman 32c tb. 27c Lb. 21c Lb. 39c Lt.. IS YOUR CAR READY for WINTER? Let us inspect your car and give you an estimate of the cost of putting it in First class conditon. Expert mechanics for all makes of cars. IGH ■• Christmas s«n- tarn; ■ Comes pi' 29c Ralstons ru. 21c nejiding m<w time at th* J. Corn Starch IGfl MET BAK IN G 16 oz. Pkg. Apple Butter IGfl ome formerly ot ind Mr? l $ POWDER this year/ rpi!IS is lhe year when Christina-* gilt* and purchases arc kept J- much ‘•within the family.” Happily, here an* gifts on which all ran unite... for to everyone in the family they bring new convenience,enjoyment.and .. . best ol all... ^ EAR-KOL XI) ECONOMY and saving* in the family expense 25c Buckwheat Flour IGA pk« 23c CAMPBELL’S PORK & BEANS - 5c THE MIXMASTER is the most popular, medium-priced appliance thi* * * ChrutniM! Salmon ICB "’J 19c Fancy Red Catsup ‘i2r,r.’ 10c Very Fine Quality Raisins 9c Seeded or Seedle.t Cocoa And Don’t Forget, We Are Independent, Home-Owned Storer! 4 ■ IG A. STORES Wl he tnxnc of Bette Mr and Mis .4 Mn. Mr. and Bert M.KiObtn mid son-, and Mr» iria McKibbin. They report a fine 10c and Mrs W. H Otto w on Friday of Mr and MrA Wm Jay McManuu of thc McCallum dl*tnct wiis a caller Friday m thc Jun Wilcox home . ’ Mr and Mr» Clmncc Tester and Sunday callers at tlie Iwnat of Mr. and Mrs. Dai) Dougkas. ideal gift tor the entire family. A New, Modern Gas Range- is a gift that mother will enjoy every dav of thc year for many years. Every family wanl* a genuine FRIGIDAIRE! Why not this Christmas? Other Gift Suggestions are: Wattle Irons, Toasters, Percolaters, Table and Floor Lamps, Urn Sets, Etc. CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY ELECTRICITY BUYS MOREDOES MORE Than Ever Before at Today’s Low Prices! �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDSTlDAT pECrMBER ?, ,l»n EAST DELTON. I DEttON. KLINGENSMITH. j TAMARAC CORNERS. Mrs. H T. Reynold/ sp^nt Wedrw'-' ______________________________ __ , Mr and Mrs John Willison accom-; Last Week's Letter. J Lost Week’s Letter day with tier daughter. Mn George!panled Mr and Mis Gordie Durkee MOST CASH INCOME Mrs. James Bowerman returned tos C. Schuler and daughters, Leonard aTHastings. and son David of Delton to Stanton. her home after spending o few weeks MUs. Helena und Mcs. Walter Cooke Mr. and Mrs. E R ,Willison spent where they spent the day with Mrs.' Records Show Farm Operators in Grand Rap*id.s making acquaint- *«* Grand Rapids, visitors Friday, her new grandchild, born to MU* Esther Schuler and gtri Iriend Saturday eveninejvnh Mr., and Mr/..Willison 'a mother. Underhill I * Shift Business.From Crops To ■tire Mr and ..................... Mrs. Floyd Collison and i Mr. and Mrs. Frances Haigirt Mrs. «f Ann Arbor spent Saturday and Sun- Jamer. Mrs Susie FriMuisco returned Lv,t family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.' Moro Profitable Linos Haight will be remembered us Doris day *H»r tlw iwme loUu. week from Hickory Corners where »lw JdVk Arnold near Urbandale. and Mrs. Herman Winkler ure j! .Mr. .............. ■— hlid been caring for Mi- Ross Whidby East Lansing—Livestock sales made Bowennun Mr. and Mrs lux Waters attended lb baby Loy Born to Mr and Mrs. Russell Lewlj.'■ thc proud parent* of a and baby. u tweniy.-flith' wedding anniversary cent of Um cash receipts from the <ncc Edna Briggs* » baby boy, Friday who arrived November 23 and wIium* party for Mr. and Mr*. Will Landen Richard Herman. .-----Haveyou tried it? It quickly relieves the dis­ Michigan funns whose owners turnlrii- They ure at the home‘of Mr and Mrs. name.is uy in OhlX near Gull lake Monday evening. About Thankrgiving vbitors were. ircrv. Mr. and!Friday for several wrexi " ed the farm management department Gladeon Briggs ut Bowens Mill. ' M.. t. T rA.Nl «I <1 ........... - 1 Mrs. “ I" '“"-rt- “ forty-five were present Tlie evening rrarad. Will Leonard spcn comfort of excessive gastric acidity, sour stom­ at Michigan State College a complete Mr. nnd Mrs. Wdh-on St union are jtfEand aO11- <*««•<• was much enjoyed with Ci-itir.g und Olga Eckardt. M*. anu Mr.- j*01'* wilh her record of their builness to show thc the proud parents nf a jlllje pound with ach and dyspepsia flatulence. playing curd-s Dainty refreshments at Hastings. changes made in (arm opyrations to1 baby boy. burn Nov. 1U Congi'atula- 8. C. Schuler ai.d Miss. Helena und the Ml—. K.W U.K rxunit .1111! ¥* H4" rrabml luv- w, re served after which Will and Mur- ' meet prewqt conditions. tlorft. • We want you to try this at our expense. Return gj«- in behalf 'of their many' friends: Mr. .1.4'Mr; K A ftluurtt .ad from u. Tiiere b a tendency to concentrate O. Hill spent, the latter part of the llv. Mr Mr. W.n.r Cookr »«■•> — T* «r EWtod ... hi.pIwiwm. were prerenird with a tw.-nty-slx piece the Coupon below to our store and get more elTort on livestock and less on week with, ms sister ... in Kalamazoo. hb m«l»r »•' »|. Rrv. R»brl wlU.IMr Mr- Rm* rm. In elw .ret ofesllverware At a late hour all crops and thc records ulsb show a shift i Mr. and Mr: Pt-nv Van Tuyle cn- Wi I.. O.: Jol.» .Wusnrr l«* <**«“•« “•%T*I'C - returned to their horner. wishing them | to the more Intensive producing unit., trrtaiiwd several of tlie neighbors ut ».lh. Ills -birr. Mr. Anna ErtmNl: I- WUlUm “4 Chari. 1 Smith und^manv-niore such occasions C ot livestock. Dairy cattle, hens atyl th«<r cabin at Deep lake recently. They.I Mrs Carrtr Orrlln,rr wl. Mr and Chrou-r ______ _____ ... t!~r Mr. and Mrs. Paul Blanchard and.. Bar.lhart w.n. north Or, , brood sows Increased in thc period re- h,ftVe moved into it now'and Mr. nnd Mr. W J arrhwr ol BunlWId. I.Shunting a !«• few dfsdays '.Hr tire forepart mssHSms 0 -art;.art of ot the daughter of Kalamazoo and. Ray Durported. Mrs. Hamilton of Nashville arc living Uwe who culled on Mrs. Herman ! wk 1,1,1,e.a“® ho5’c **111? nrl Knmt‘ -■** “""V “J?"' Tills shift Is evidence of thc farmers'! ju me fatal house. Winkler and uaoy baby lire tire p-isi past |« few uajj day**l-----Mrs. ---AddUon Mrs. ~ Lrcn S'.trtday Mr. and Mr/ Emn .Wilwuuurr nnu —~ Fennock. — ----:---------- with - ---------attempt to obtain a larger income from I Mrs. Matv Saunders entertained 34 were. Pennock. Mr*. ueH. Mr and Mrs. Mni Hubert Onrllngcr aarlmgrr I.IVnnoek. Ur*. Bertha Bartha Adams. Adana Mrs. Mr. LeU- hron l.wn and Muritta Murrtia thc same number ot acres and Uic friends to a chile supper Satmday eve­ and daughter ot Chicago. Mr. Minni* ■ da -Harrington. Mrs Susie Francisco. Howard Morford of Battle Crrek U«Krr rd Chlcuo. Mr; Mmnl. Jlarnnoon. MrSort. Praneueo. lizard Morin, same outfit of -----farm-mhbuildings — ----------r Gamesund and music were thc cn- ; Gariinwr and und daughter Eva Mri- °1« ola Barrett, Mrs. Irene Harv.iited home Oarllndrr Eta. Mra Mr. IMr, Barrtii. and Mn Hat- vailed lrr.ru,• folks folk- over the week end. equipment in spite of tlw.evident at­ Jbyment of the evening. COUPON - Leonard Wachter. Mn Beheel. nngwn and Buaaoll M. n and lamliy -----Mrs R.> Ray Scheel. tempt ot farm operators to put their IVIE LAKE. Mr. and Mrs Wm Bitgood and baby were all Kalamazoo shoppers Friday business on a more profitable Uuls. of Nashville spent the week end with!(Mrs. Marinas Hoffs and daughter Mrs Mae Pennock, who hat been vis­ Mr. and Mrs. Willard Hall and chil ­ Good for One Sample Bottle of BismaLouise of Lake Odessa. Mr. and Mrs. incvme records show a continued drop Mr. and Mrs. Percy Van Tuyle iting her ton. Earl and family for two Robert Boyer nf Grand Rapids, Mr. dren of Kalamazoo were Sunday visit­ weeks, has returned to Battle Creek. due to steadily dectMsInr prices Rex when presented at our store, Mrs. Man' Sounder* Ium been en­ ors at Fred O. Hughes'. Tlie farmers itiinc group studied out tertaining her daughter and husband and Mrs. Harry Sanbrook of Woodland, Clarence Willison has returned to his. Tlie Delton Garden Club will me--: tiie Misses Kate and Rose Eckardt, Mr. their operating coats 47.1 per cent dur­ from Detroit the post two weeks. Thursday afternoon. December 8. in thc home near Gilkey lake-after working CARVETH & STEBBINS and Mrs Victor Eckardt. Mr* and Mrs. ing the year. The cash receipts drop­ two months for Mrs Dewitt Colliiter. Several from this way attended the class room of the church. The Kinsley Ladii ■ Aid Society will ped 44.7 per cent during tiw same time C. E. party ut the Yankee Springs Walter Ccoke, Mrs. 8. Schuler and The Rexall Store Everyone remember the regular comdaughters Helena and Estlwr. Miss Ol­ meet December 14 with Mrs. Harvey Tiw saving in operating expense did sclrool Saturday night. munlty meeting at the hall next Mon ­ not compensate for the loss in cash in­ .Mr. and Mrs Slwrman Sharpe of ga Eckaidt and Mr and Mrs W J. day evening Pot lurk supper, buri- Parmelee for election of ofilcers. One nnd.four garments have been come. ' Grand Rapids and Mr and Mrs. Edger GerUnger of ^unprid. new meeting and talk by Mrs Cross on hundred made of Red Ctws .material. The .farm owners make their savings and family of Rutland spent Thanks­ her recent trip to Europe Mesdamea NORTH HOPE. Charles Gum* and wife and George tn other ways than in abandoning giving with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. JohnTown. Pennock and Seibel will act a-, Last Week's Leiter.' good farm practice.*, such as thr use <*f sun. ' , • " supper committee. rtors at Earl McGlockfin's Thursday fertilizer, sprays, und good seed., Izsv Mr. and Mrs. Ciupt. \Veich of the Mr. and Mrs- Clyde Willyard enter­ Tlie L- A. S. bazaar is being held at. qud Friday. Was spent for labor but the reduction tained their phijdrcn from Grand R«P- Striker Telephone 2131 - Hastings, Mich. district and Mr. and Mrs the community hail this week Wednes­ । in this expense was due more to lower ids and Caledonia Tininluglving din- James Murphy spent Sunday with Mr. day. Chicken _ dinner and program Sum Nay. mid wile of Johnstown were . Sunday guests al Allen Grinin's. • ' wages than to less inrn hired and Mm, Juy Anders jtnd mother. Goods Delivered both afternoon and evening. Juson Wrll&on and family spent Sun­ ExfienM-x on the upkeep of thr hiflU Mr. und Mrs. Louis FergUMin of .plant, painting, fence building, and Kalamazoo z|x.-nt TiiankAgiving with Reynolds. Mrs. Bertha Bush, and Mrs. .day with Mr. and Mm. Claud Barring-' . < machinery repair have been put to the Last Week's Letter. Mr. anti Mrs. Otto Prunshku und fam­ Irene Harrington went to Wayland-; tun of Bqnficld. —I-------------------------------- 1point wlwrr tlw plants show consid­ ily. Friday night to attend n revival meet- i Mrs. Smiley is still on tlw sick list. erable depreciation. Mr. and Mr*. Floyd Randall and .son ing in which Mi*s Leah Brown , "bf; Mr. and Mrs. Rice of Kalamazoo entertained tire following guests Comstock, a niece of Mrs. Bush's U| Visited tiw Enzsun family SundajL t'ABLTOXXENTBR. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Zimmerman are Thursday and Friday. Mrs. Howard (resisting. There wire a gi*xl many out to thc .moving in the Lockshore Iioum* across and daughters and Mrs. Hall and urn Tire Dilton Home Economics Ext* n- ■ of Kalarnazuo. Mr. Kelley of Hickory sion Group met with Mrs Winifred rervtcM Sunday at thc local M. E from Al Bender's. and L Woodard of Coloma . church, und heard a splendid rertnon Scnriba Friday afternoon lor tire study John Brown passed away ut the Comgra Mr. nnd Mrs. Rankin Hart and fam­ of Nutrition. -Mrs. E-thcr Dinin ex-; , by Rev. Loomis, using tlw text "Wlwr*1 imine of his sister. Nellje Rickenmore. ’ Art Thou?" All remember the change ,Sunday night. He has been a patient ily entertained on Thanksgiving day. plained th$ Health Score, und each! in the time. Sunday school ,ul elcwh I'lulfc-rer for many, year's. Funeral to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Juhiuon of member computed tier own health Kalamazoo/Mr. and Mrs. George Ha­ score according to instructions. Mrs. und preaching at twelve. ' be held -Tuesday' afternoon at the vens and baby of Southwest Rutland. B*atrice Dunmng gave an Interesting j Mr. and Mrs Sherman Olcr of Grund home. Rapids vislUri ut the home*'Of Elmer Mis. Mary Hicks jof Richland spent Mr. and Mrs Robert Vrootnan of Gun d*inonstration ot the proper way to! Marlow und Mina Elliott Saturday and .Tlianksgivlng with her sister. Mrs. Clay Marsh and Lawrence Anders .ot Rast cook several common vegetables. The! Orangeville. Sunday. next meeting is scheduled tor Feb. 14. Barber: and family. Dan Karns spent Thanksgiving with at the home of Mrs. Marie Williams. C. B. Valentine and sons Nel.Min am! i Mr. and Mrs.'N H Barber are enter­ Mr. and Mrs Jim Wilcox and family Cletus visited thc former's Uftgher and taining her sisters from Niles. "Princess Walassa" iiealth teacher'and Ben Jenkin? in Southwest Rut ­ family In Grand Rapids Sunday. for tire Michigan Tuberculosis Aaroclaj Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Enzian enter­ Mr. and Mrs. Win. Hale spent Thpra- ,tained for Thanksgiving. Mr nnd Mrs. land. ' . tion will give a program lor thc school j day in Kalamazoo visiting the former':- Curl Enzian and daughter and Mr. ami Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ulrich enter- children on Friday. Dec. 9. at .10:3^! sister and family. Tiietr mi«e accom- jI Mi x T. D. Crandall and family of i falned for Thanksgiving, Mr. and Mrs. o'clock at the schoolhouse. "Wutaasa" r­ panidd them home and expects to Kalamazoo. Mr and-Mrs. Harvey Rn-1! Nelson Hulbert mid son of Battle Creek appear* ix-lore her uudlenct’ -attired in i make her home Wfth Mr. nnd Mrs ziun. Mr. and Mrs. Mlllurd Houser, Mr. I and Mr mid Mrs Len Ulrich and fun|- symbolic Indian dress. ,Hule this winter. . Word was received here of the death r and Mrs Lee Reypolds and'family and:i lly of Hastings. Mrs. Guy Nash nnd tion Zane accom- 'Delbert Enzian. of J. C- Jackson, of Allegan. Mrs.; pariled Mlw» Alberta Ntu-h to Grand ' Chiu Eugene Mon-ill spent Thanks-1 Jackson will be remembered here as; Rapids Ttiunriay. giving with his mother at Plainwell. II Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jenkins have been Mrs. MorelioiiM-. a former Delton lady.. Mr. nnd Mrs. Guy Nosh and Zaire Mrs. K. C. Wilder of Pirt Wayne. Vesta Silcock s|>eAt Thanksgiving entertaining two nephews from Me­ were guests-Sunday of tire former';; Ind . is visiting.at thc home of Mr. and costa the past week. with the home folks. ■ 'mother. Mrs. Etta N.ah of Hastings. There was no school Wednesday as Mrs. H. F. Wcrtman. , There will be another dance at the j ORANGEVILLE. the teacher. Mrs. Mildred Kcrmeen was iiall on Friday night of this week. i v Mr. and Mix Aaron Gingrich of Henry flenuoth and son Lyle and Leon Leonard and mother-in-law. Clayton Cuslno made a busirwxs trip Blurting* .were week end guests ot their Mr. and Mrs. Howard Mayo nnd fam- Mrs. Ella Rogers, spent from Friday; daughter ami Mrs. Wm. Springer. ' lly of Battle Creek spent Sunday with to Kalamazoo -Wednesday. J until,Sunday with reUtiv« s in Chicago.' Lh 5C Mr. and Mrs. E 11. jzwih nnd Maxine ll. Mist* Mary Jenkins who has been] Focite and friend sjieut Sunday with with her brother; Robert. at' LcRoy. 1*1 Krueger of Grand Rapids and Mr. iLMr. and Mrs. Sheldon ot Kalaniazoo Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lewik near Cale­ now at 333 Jefferson. Grand Rapids. I Krueger, local, spept. the evening there. were with Mrs. Leonard during their. absence. ■ Allert Green received word that his I1 donia. . being called to the city by Die serious J Mr. and Mrs. Jack Horton were Kai, . I nephew Kenneth Mayo, age ten. wax-, Mr. and Mrs. Mureins Bagley enter­ Hlne.xi of her brother. John. . Mr. and Mrs. Lee Blackford- ami! run over Thursday by an automobile!'i amazoo shoppers Tuesday. tained a few'relatives Sunday in borf<>r of twr mother's. Mrs. R. W. Petti- family were Sunday guest* ot Mr. and! and injured quite seriously. n couple |l Mrk nnd Mrs. Ephroditus Willison Mild Sugar j ribs being broken nnd they didn't ;.-IHU'. Sunday witli Mr. and Mrs. Ar­ John's birthday, of North Gun Plains. Mrs. Glen Hayward near Woodland, Picnic Cured Mr. and Mrs. John Lehi visited Mr. i know but he might- be hurt internally. thur Dickerson and Mrs. Lillian Forbes The many friends of Alvin Warm) Mr. und Mrs. Gumer Hampton and were sorry to bear of hta misfortune Leqz> sister and husband. Mr. and: He tx. thc son of Mr. and Mrs. Charley: , children of Paw Paw were in town Fnlast wit’Bb.lh iL he got hi* hand hurt so Mn. George Fox, recently. Both Mr.j Mayo of Battle Creek. He is in the ' day ei'ening calling on friends. ' badly while running a buzz saw. -One and Mrs". Lenz were slightly'injured! ini Nichols hospital. . Miss Golds Town is spending a Laurel Bcnribuwas hurt quite badly. finger hud to be amputated an auto accident recently. couple of days In Battle Creek. Mr. and Mrs. John Perry sjx-nt ievRam Wickham n-lurned honic to -DeMr. nnd Mrs. Messick were Kalama- > the tyiy. mow while working with a trpll the jNMt wook after a six weeks' crai days tn St. Johns last.week. Mrs. Will Dean was a Grand Rapids: blower on tlie much ini'. We wish him’ zoo shopper* Saturday. stay with hor grandmother. Mrs. Nettie Mr. and Mrs. L. N. Bush spent Sat­ a speedy recovery. visitor Thursday. Newark. urday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gas- ' Armourt kill at Hastings. LIVESTOCK BRINGS BISMA-REX An Anti-Acid Powder A Sample Bottle of Bisma-Rex FREE! Carveth & Stebbins MEAT VALUES Unexcelled Unexcelled Highest Quality Lowest Prices Pork Steak sSr 5C Pork Sausage Spare Ribs CIX1VERDA1.E. Sell Us Your Worn Tires Wc will make a libera I Cash /illotcance for your old tires to apply on new, aufe Firestone High Speed Tires. Firestone Irns been on lhe winning car in thiahuzardou» mountain rare/ where n skid or tire failure meant death. For thirteen consecutive■' years Firestone Gum-Dinped Tires have been qn'the, winning cars in tire annual 500-rnile liidiiiniipolis Race. Just recently Ah Jenkins set another world’s record on Firestone Tires by driving his Pierce-Arrow 112 miles 1»er hour for 21 consecutive tours, covering 2,710 miles, on thc hot salt sands of Salt duro, Utah, without tire chance* on thin.vorn tircn ' thia winter when you can have the Extra Safety of FircHtone at lowed! bauic prices ever known. FircMlonc Guin-Dipped Tires hold all world’ record* ' on road and track for upccd, safety, mileage and endur­ T.lic Firestone Tread i» designed with angles am} ance. The tough, thick projections to giro the Fircatonc Tread in designed nuuimum traction and to grip the road—eliminat­ noii-«kid.The brake* can ing hazardous nkida on ■top the wlieclu, but the tires must flop lhe'nr. ulippcry pavement^'. trouble. Why buy any other tire Ride with the safety only when Fires tone Gum - Dipped Non-Skid Fircatonc Tires can give you. Glen Tires cost no morf and are first choice Schultz reccn tly sc t a nc w wo rld’s record of mm who know. in climbing Pike’s Peak. His car was Drive in today. Trade your old tires equip[>cd with Firestone Non-Skid ror. thc safest tires in thc world. Tires—making six consecutive years ANTI-FREEZE Avoid ■ cracked radiator thia winter. Protart your motor with Firestone Anti- trouble. One fill la»ts all winter—can be reclaimed in the spring. We thoroughly Inspect the entire cooling system for leaks—radiator, We believe that a motorist should not have lo worry about his battery—or even about tu Just lone enough to drive In battery over. After that, forget 11 for COURT AND JEFFERSON STS. per Friday evening at G:30 at tljc town hall. A program will follow. Everyone • welcome. Everyone bring. sandwiches and one' other dish of food and table! Mr. and Mrs. Bert McCallum spent Friday at Bangor. Mrs. Ella Hammond of Hastings j spent, the week end at the home of ND. j and Mrs. Mark Garrison and family. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kenyon ot Delton entertained with a birthday dinner Sunday in honor of Mrs. Sam Givens , DOWTIN G. ANDRUS SERVICE PHONE 2240 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fennels and daughter and Richard Fennels of Kai- amazoo spent Sunday at thc Ed. Pen* i ncls home. , Mr. and' Mrs. Chas. Monica and j finughter Evelyn spent Sunday at the' Wrn. Hayward home at Delton. The chicken pic supper given by the L. A. S. wan a real success, tlu* program was very much enjoyed by cvcrygnc. j Tlie proceeds were about 325. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson nnd children • of Bangor were Sunday guests of Mr.; and Mrs. Holtz. Mr. and Kingsbury and • children went to Plainwell'Sunday to visit-. Mr. and Mrs. OUn Brown and family.' Mrs. LouAnna Patton and daughter I . •MLss Helen of Midland were week end ' guests of a sick friend in Grand Rap-1 ids. ■ . : Mr. and Mrs. Harry' Kelly of Kala­ mazoo. Mr. and Mrs. Prince of Otsego and Mr. and Mrs. Lindslcy and son of Kalamazoo were guests ot Henry i Pcnnels and Mrs. Martlia Chamberlain Sunday. HASTINGS Franz Maurer and family of Nash-1 vllle were Sunday, visitors ut Mr. and Mrs. Jamie Smith's. The Ladles of Dowling will give their play entitled "No Men Admitted” at Maple Grove Center, Wednesday eve-1 nlng, Dec. 14., The Cemetery Circle meets Thursday for dinner. The Ladles' Aid will meet a week from Thursday Dec. 15 for dinner. The Home Nutrition Class, will meet Friday. Dec. Oth. at the home ofJMr.1. Doris Holcomb. Plan to be present by 10:30. Demonstration, Vegetable Cookery at eleven. Thc work outlined for this year U food habits in relation to health. Lunch will b6 served at noon by four of thc members. Bring your own table service. u 5c 4li“ 25c Pig Hocks Hamburg 2 Lb-- 15c Hams Lb 6^c Pork Roast Beef Roast u. 8^c T 1 LlCirCl 4 Lb. Carton ReGnerf. IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENTS r . COFFEE 8 O’CLOCK Red Circle Bokar 3 u, a., 57c —27c 23c Maxwell or Del Monte u* 30c Tomatoes Peanut Butter Peas r.iuu. 25c 19c 29c 4 iu.j„ 2 Sunnyfield Sunnyfield Pancake Flour a!i and Sultana Syrup El' 29c BACONS7 l/i Lb n‘-. , 8c 1 u’Pk* 15c 6 ■>— 15c Cm 19c 3 kaii. 19c P & G or Kirks Flake Soap Baking Powder Sultana Tissue Northern or Seminole Buy a Whole Full Witconain Cream Bread FLOUR u* 15c CHEESE 2 Lb. You Save 2c per lb. GOLD MEDAL OR PILLSBURY x 24MLb. Bag KMf* Grand mot bert THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 7. 1132 PAGE TWELVE (BREEDING EWES NEED | w GOOD WINTER RATION — “"“oJS Trials At Chatham Show Cheap “J* Thursd.y .vening of , . । Mr. and Mrs..George Bassett. Roughages Are Poor Way.s - Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fairchild of HasTo Save Money !u««* ®*u*d at Mn °°r* oarUwsr'* -Trlt\^t.hk.thC fl°Ck A. 8 will give a bazaar £lh. of breeding ewe* at ^th-m »how. „ R church We4nrsd4y. wllh a chlck. hat it is poor eeonomte* to try to nm|rn ln Mrnu the ewes through thc winter and lamb- ■ w mashed potatoes, noodle*, inr Mason on fhean roughages without n; JjeU/li~ •.upplemcnHng the roughage «’'•«> I ^Z’’ nd7f^' ItoL'S’.fir the lln'e ‘ ' Ki.^allerald met at Uw paraonagtla;nbs are dropyxul. I a-.- aCww-.-- ■ i Attempt* to cheapen the ration by i ' . substituting two pound-, of oat straw |chTj£. JLment nuUv evening a 'for an cqtml amount of legume h# re-1 church basement Friday evening wu. a 1 suited tn the sheep re.fmlng to .ent a j . riahtfam ijkirtion Of the. straw And a slaw gain-. Lfl Im weight during thc winter feeding , ™ *}n?-,Nlr' ‘M.rs* ixrtod Thee ewes were given grain/'00 ’nd Mr- "n<1 “r* Mdl*rd ^t* 1 A ration of four jKuinds of legume hay fl0”! K*? J13’. ... „ four-tenths of a pound of grain daily; *n<1 ^*rs- Albert Well* ore now until five w-veka before lambing, and 1 ^celjrjocated in their home recently' reven-tenth* pounds of grain dally dur- vacated by Mr. and Mra Frank Hydes. Ivan Roush ot Windsor is *i»-n(iuig a iing those five weeks allowed tlie ewre to. make an average gain of 21.62 few day* with his mother., Mra. Clittie Roush. . jxiimds during the winter month*. Cailers Wedncrday at Mrs. Cora The ewes on full feed sheared an average of one-half pound of wool Gardener's were. Philo Seger, ids more than the group which was fed Deming and Aaron Burgess of Battle Brilliant New Lanes straw. Tito diflerence in cost of the Crerk. Ml-,, Evelyn Roe of Battle Creek two rationswas six-tenth* of a cent per s ue- weight w. u.. lambs .„>.>■» ..u... New Fisber-PteDraft Ventilation day. The at the from 1 visited her sister.. Mra. Ralph Shaw at the lot ot ewes which received the morel the F. E. Brunner home Im week, IIHDIVIDUALLY COnTRQLLCD) gJualsM huoWS anti eo»lart fatiur nn expensive ration was u little greater Mr. nnd Mrs Joe Wellman und two than tlx-, weights of lambs from ewes!children of Grand Rapids were guest* hirh were fed straw. 'of Mra Pcuri Smith Sunday-. SiontroJ Engiixcrtng ImprM'eiwnti The total'cad jx-r head for winter-j Dr. Pultz of Nashville wa* in the ing ewes on the full ration was W34 village calling on friends .Thursday. ■ per head und >2 58 for thc cw«l which Mr. and Mrs. Gall Llghtfixit are now Cwijurt and Safety Fcaturet - rri-i-lv-rd straw ns half their rougliage I nicely settled in their new home on ration. Both lots were fed ghiin. • | Main Street vacated by Dr. Pultz * you ARE CORDIALLY INVITED IO A FIEND THIS DISPLAY * Tlie Michigan State College men i Franklin Burge** nude a burinesv. making the study Mate that the pas,; trip to Grand Rapids recently. lure areas of northern Michigan cani Thc missionary society of the M. E profitably tx- used for growing sheep। church met with Mrs. J. D. Cool Frtif adequate provLMort is made for win-, day'.-December 2. with a good attend­ iter feed so the sheep will go on pas- ance which allows interest and h very I lure in lair condition. 'Die flocks encouraging to tiw newly elected offi­ -should be treated for internal and ex- cers, who were 'installed- into their itcrnal parasites. offices Sunday evening by Mrs. John Mishler, thc Supc$nu*ndent ol Coun­ ^PRAIRIEVILLE. ty Stewardship. ’ Mr. and Mr;., Robert McKibbni. Dave Fcrgiison ofi Grund Rapids iRoland' and Donaltlene wire recent' called st the Elmer Roush home Fn-' : guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Lyle .McKlbbin' day. and family of -Otsego.. Mr and Mrs. Ed. Coof of Grund Miss O'Donnell of Hastings visited Rapids called on Mr. mid Mr.-. J. D. ...Mr. and Mrs. John Doster nnd Frances Ii Cool Friday. Mr. und Mrs. Allen Fish were in ' James Verrill has moved/buck Into1 Grand Rapids Thuraday and called on i\ni. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Joiw< entertained his old Iwme and seems happy to live George Deming whp la now visiting hi* Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and family j in PralrWviile again. • ■mn. Frank C. Deming, for several at a- yenbon steals dinner on Wtdnv.i- j Mr. and Mrs. 'James’ Bryant* have weeks. 11 th' tendered Uncle We. ’ duy evening ot last week. . : moved to Will Mullen's farm. Sunday guests at the Loomis hrarc W<-ni worth Court in ofhtsnlnc-- The Hull family quartet of tyftsical-; R.v Kennedy, district superintendent were the Misses Helen and EtlicJyn mtcrtqlners wili.be h : the Base Line j o f KalumnzJW. will preach next Sunday tteth natal day. He formerly lived in.1' Earl nt Woodland. church on Saturday evening. December a. XL ut 9:45. the Eagle district. F. C. Tabberer made a busim-^. trip , Quarterly conference >wiU be held at to Grund Rapids Thursday. ’ -Tlw children’* meeting at the Briitiis ■ io. cT.urrh an •Thursday will. include re- ' Mr.; ReUw VanAuken is spending Delton next Saturday nlgliLt John Bulling und son ot Woodland ’seme time nt Martin x.sisting in th-, -j We were clad’to have Rev. Miks calletl at Uw luHne of Rev. and Mr. heara.vb for ChriMnvu ob-. nance. . The A-.-yna Center ‘Extension Unit core of her grandmother who IS m a buck after his hunting trip. Loomis Friday . .’ ■ - — - '•Howard ------- ■ -* ----Will Titus and of Kalaniaclaw in Nutrition will meet at the very feeble condition. Mrs. Dan Postma and Mrs. Elta'. Mra. Marton Doster, - — tcuclwr --------- of the Mrs. M.’J. Norris and Katie Nam, Smclker spent W< dmvday in Lanamu. homo of Mra. Mabt! Hartcm nn Friday Briggs school. tl hr L-" ’ .: accompanied by Iwola aent to Detroit Saturday morning to December 9. 'Inc Laa-> unit, due t-> gticAU pf Mrs. Jack Agerter. attended. sjH-nd „ cw days with Mr. and mta '"’’a Miller anenck<\ a ,few Mrs . 4he i.irjtc- membership, will meet ut Cu.rtright nnd Nyla Henry Adam* is slowly gaining frbm a-music Jratlvnl at Dcllon on Thurs4 Fred Stanley m*d Mr*. Libbie Stuart hb. recent HIiwka. • Jone* hull at lan-ey. IXt-embt-r 8. ■ land.... Hun-1. Mr. .’ihd'Mr? Arthur MiUer, Mr. mid dayeveniipt December L Mrs. Orlo rfhomas and Mrs William > Tin- Triple Link Club wifi -meet with Solomen ot Dutton were callers of Uw Fred Miller । Clnrn ht'rtt Friday. Dec. 9 instead of i [enter's mother.Mra. E. M. Wheeler. * nursciay. • • Wednesday*. • Thursday. . i: Wednesday. ______________________________ tn Hill at Sunday Hany Scott had thc mi*tortiu:«> .to Riclrard Hughe* left Thursday for| xir. and Mrs. Ted Bustanc.! were ufttTiiiKin with hiu*rni«.-ni u: thc Nasli--run into a tree Tuesday night when TaWo. Ohio. bu M>n nta M; S„„u „[ Mr M,. luy LIIIKA. . I atui from Ihfre will go to Cleve- Alto snndny. ville oetm-rery. The deceased. a former his car skidded on the snow. Luckily'ii family i land to hi* smi Carina for an Indcfl- . ^Ir aInj Mrs Te(j uustailc-t. vuited rraident here, has- been infirm for uMr. Scot* w.l« only Mightly hurt. . — ------ and'-children ot.itrite time, ?the former’* brother. Vernle Alienlirg Mra Mmwaret Mullen pawed her and llirol!y, Ul Orove Sunday •in. ,- »Uh birthday Dec. 2. evening Mrs Evarunc MiHer-and daughter. .Mary Toy lor. Tuesday. Leona, were Wedritzday guest* al flu; • Carl Rom*. Robert Count and Mr — .n,l ----*, M — !V,r I? -----H,,nr..>’ -----B'1?*0” cn,<£ ‘ Rev. and Mra Minard Lewu ol 8duth tnlnedn oyer home of h-.-r *i>:er. Mrs. Veda Guy. and and Mra Orval Pickard r-r-rnt Sunday ,, ■ -.the„ week ., - end. , *nri.|Bownc called at the home of the latCastle Mr. — and parenls_ Mr al)d Mrs with Lester Power* apd- duufthti-r* oi Mra '*’" Petes* *' —••- **— Mr*. Ray family of Baltimore. 1 £ar.'l2 — .^ us- _-----‘‘‘Sr. — ------ - -------- . I Adam* Saturday ’ Mr* Lydia Burchett, who luuf bei-n the Count district---------— ill at the htinfe ol her pan-nh. Mr. and . Dennj.r Duflev and faintly ’ spent Callers at .the above home Sunday I: Mr and .Mrs. J. D. Cool were tn Thuraday afternoon with Mi und «er<-. Mr..and Mr.v Cassius Hughe* pfi Grand Itajrids on businc** Wednesday Harold Jones near bCtovtrdale. “ - -- ■ — - — ... . ’’.. * .... ‘...uv, »■■..*•« **■ ■ xira Della Yule Is SMhdirig tlie winR ; V.fJSfKiu™™ '1"> >'« -Uhrtul.-MU. aoe.,. .0 : Kt-' .siaynnru or Kalamazoo. t .. : j..-ha White nnd family -of near! ”* " ', „ , '• I iv hill .Haven has moved on what th WESTHOPE. .known u« the F. O Hughes place. J jra 3,41,. and John XftiCallum enter. F H Howard motevT to near Grandl-..un,xj ()nSaturday evening ut eight Hav« n Monday Mr. and Mrs Howard (1c|1K-k a number of neighbora and : have lived here only n few years WcfrleIldi to a vehbon supper. ;w:*h them succcs* m tlu-ir new home. Ollr T>-* ralayers' are Kick and M-r . a',d .M"re^ad,of i ‘•‘Ch h*» hi* deer. Gerald Andt-ra. Jay iai< nicely Itx'u.cd on tlie Jay W ilkln-, McManntb. and Hubert McCalluni arc on pure.. We wekom.' all the new- Jhe luekr ".™A th.- - «"«■•-. *-» »««• T”'™* THE FINEST HOLMES CHURCH. children of Battle Creek and Mr and ।daughter were Thursday visitor* at Mrs. George VandcnBoBii of Allegan 'Wllford Cole's in Hastings. Last Week's Letter. Thursday with .Mrs. Etta ParmeMr. and Mn. Ogden Donley were Mr. and Mra Roy Wickham und sons1 I spent lee Thanksgiving guests at Milan Norcutl's spent Thursday and Friday In Kalama-; I Mr and Mrs. Walter Durkee. Julia In Clarksville; Mr. and Mn. Hubert Barnum. Mr. Mr and Mrs. Joseph Crockford wcr ■and Mrs. Sarah Durkee spent Thuraand Mrs. Waller Durkee. Mrs. Fred Thanksgiving guests at Will crock­ | day fit Elmer Rising's In Hastings. Mr. and Mra..Qeorge Lennon of .Cin-;: Durkee. Mn. Roland Valentine and ford’sJn North-Carlton. . | .......... Richard Durkee were in Lansing Satur­ Mr. and Mrs. Bentley of Cincinnati!'cinnatti 1 cinnatu are spending several day#.i»t day! and Mrs. Norcuft .of Clarksville were Ben Crockford s. day. Friday guests at Ogdrn Donley's I Howard McIntyre ot Hastings U -PODVNK. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Banium spent' spending Uie week at L. A. McIntyre’s. Mr. and Mrs. Amli Bauchman were Thursday at John Woodman’s near ; Mr. and Mrs Walter Barnum nnd Coats Grove. I Margaret. Harry Barnum and children Buttle-Creek visitors Thursday. Mrs- Lulu Water# U on thc sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Huyner. Marion 1 of Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fox Mrs. AWna Beach and daughter.) and Will Relglvr of Carlton spent Sun- andxlaugiUer and Mr. and Mra Russell day afternoon al Walter Lhirkee’s. , Barnurn of Jacksori were Thanksgiving haw moved to Hastings, we sure will iwr na MrR Enu«*s “ n<J Mr tni-.s them frtun our neighborhood Mr.’ " and Mrs. Aaa,n Adam Endres and Mr guests at Elwood Itanium's. and Mni q ,,] oni U an ( | nl b T tlw . Rachel Cain is visiting her brother nd Mra. Cail Gilliland of -Freeixa-t; Mr and Mrs. Car! Perkins and J.. A Mr. '* and Mra.’ KcU Keith Durkee were “and nd Mr ,,d Mrs *‘ ” wrt‘* wr " I McIntyre wvre Thanksgiving guaaU at in Pontiac and friends in Lansing. Thu ”tl"-V VUitor* Mr. und Mrs. Geo. Rainremi made Thursday visitors at at Fred Fred Durkee Durkee’’s. s. ' Glenn Perkins' In Freeport. Mr. and Mra. “Forest Parmelee and । Mr; and Mrs. Shirley Blotxl anil a businc "S trip to Mint lust week. EVER BUILT T. S. K. Reid . Hastings Michigan SUPPORT MICHIGAN FARMERS! Do’sou want lhe money you spehd for sugar to help the Michigan wage earner and the'Michigan farmer, or do you want it to go to help foreign sugar interests? Thtrc-is'uniy one guswer tor the sensible, thrifty*house* wile of Michigan. . • Buy and Use Michigan Made Beet Sugar vvtek end with hi* daughter. Mrs.lrE^utis. Arthur Lathrop. . i Tlw school children are selling ; Remember Uw- "Case Against Cttsey." ’ChrUtma* seals and tui|>c to sell five ;p!ayed-by the men of North Pine lake,’i hundred, thus, winning the loyely jiLiyiThursday evening.,December 15 at the! । bull for the school. All thrae who can • .scimolhoure. ’S&’WL" M X:’ For safety of principal and regularity <»1 dhidends, invest your surplus funds in building and loan shares. They arc a* near depreMion*proof as any invest­ ment you can find and return a reasonable dividend. Ebe Rational ffinait & tnueetment DTompmiy Detroit'i Oldtit Building and Loan AMoeiati'dn 1250 Griswold Street, Detroit .L.L- Mia* &J>Qii, Representativea in Hatting* KING’S FLAKE JEWEL FLOUR 35s COFFEE 2 - 37c Smooth »nd ftrjrint COUNTRY CLUB FRENCH Ltbcio'.cty :«>i«d Full-bodied end fhvory 45c 24V.-lb. 2 PASTRY FLOUR sir-, yuuii.i o.n*.I,u.d olwm «*l*m*» ««wDelton vvrre visitors at Fred’ Smith*1 * Ml _ Libbie DeBuck and Mis* Saturday v-.uung. JCaMlc wenSunday afternoon ;d. Mr. D E Wise und fuiftmoved into Mra. Hard Otis'?al Mr. and Mra. Ray Barite* Wn sue pleased that this fani- 'i Rehearsal., for the Clinstnuu promctv stay here. «..gram arc the order ol the day raw. A Pohoney Michol. tUrtelleJ Chridma* spirit prevail, m a mid son of Unity I. O O. F. oJ 01 «“*? to bu> lodge o> Kalanuroo visited the home .for lot rd ,'.ne- ClMie Bhukrnsn called on u few Pliil Cole and slater of Kalanuuoo inends here Monday. Clare is o: ’id c-*^Pr'' of Mrs. Hattie Bellinger our boy* of long »go. Always c t* “ Wednesday morning. Mrs-Bellinger to have ium call. , j compamed them home for the ’' mamder of the day. ' • HEX Dt. Its HOU. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Scobey open ■ „• . sflnday afternoon with th? latter’ ctPJ* ’aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Vert Robinson near liiiiMn'. were. Mr. and Mr. Hurry .8llulu ......... . " ............ .. an,..----- os.. Jrv Rhema xu" and Mra Jack,bchultx are enWhitworth. Mis* ...... Letiia. ,.M. Whitworth Iran the- Weekrk- district, teruming the la’ter’s brother. Eldon Mr. and Mrs. Louis F. r~ jmn ' Do>l-'Hickey of Chicago. They also entering. Mr. and Mn ttane’ Parmalee tamed company from South Bend over jand Mr. amt.Mrs. Myron Whitworth the week end. i of Banneid ; W. A. Spaulding spent Tuesday In | Tlie Community club held their Hastings. [ Thanksgiving party at thc schoolhouse Mrs. Allie Wood after helping for Friday night- A g-ood crowd, line oys­ over a week at tlie home of their peo­ ter supper and genera* good time. ple in Prairieville on account of Mr*. I Grace Brill spent the week end with XL Wood's illw-w is now at home her cousin. Francos DcMolt. in lhe The Triple Link club will be cnteN Gregory district. tamed at the home of Musi Clara Scott Remember that there will be church of S. Pine* lake Friday. Dec. 9, .for their services next Sunday. • ’ Christmas meeting. Mr*. —"Leon. M-V.l .Slocum DAAUiU and «UU family IAOU1J were JllFS. UCUUlgC. W1U UC nuj ’.col Mra. n«LUC Hattie Bellinger will be hostea upper guests at tlie home of her par-; of the Home Literary Club Thuraday. , ent*. Mr. and Mrs. Lon Hendershott. ■ Dec. 8. A pot luck dinner and ChristSaturday evening. 'ma* basket. | Mrs. Chas. Van Vranken L> reported! Tliere will not be church at Milo ... mi;.:.' improve! r-hi.-h -v-1 - ?umla--. ' AU arc ur^e-1. to alUnd ic.". • news to her friend*. ■ ice al Prairieville er Delton and listen Next Sunday will be Missionary Sun-1 to the new district superintendent. Dr. |day at Sunday school. [Hugh Kennedy. 49c lb. COUNTRY CLUB Country Club—LrbjMQiiy 'ci‘cd 12c CALUMET FREE ! Cnc iomII 29c 6 27c BAKING POWDER Premium Choachtc and Glre p«n with etch Ib can of Calumet Baking Po’-dei Raisins Ihonpton'i $«<dlc»» 4 » i*<- 29c Lard BUI. 2 it. 13c 2 Ib. 15c Beil ouie Oi eo Ib Eatrr.ore cr Purity* Nut Peanut Butter 2 Corn Meat 5 it lb. xck 10c Prunes 19c Super Suds 3 nn. pk$i. 23c 13c Palmolive ------------ soap 3 Bulk 19c ban And 2 ban OcUjso Soap FREE I CLEAN QUICK 5 CHIPS SOAP CHIPS FINEST FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES BANANAS Choice yellow fruit Sweet Potatoes 6 «» 1 HEAD LETTUCE Fresh Carrots Th.- IMtev Aid wtU .«®>;<-r ar.d b:>,< A Ctm.:<AA» .-iU wd*. lA-ntrd by the .uw U.di-r, mim Col■."-bj!‘'SUn“'‘'‘V "**' ’ I W*l'tW««lm.".ndCUren«*du>. MILO. A Real Investment COFFEE bunch FLORIDA ORANGES 5 ■ 25c In Our Meat Department Home Made Corned Beef Fine for Boiling OYSTERS Fancy Select PORK LIVER BOLOGNA and FRANKFORTS BULK KRAUT Lb. 8 25c Lb. 5c 3 Lbi. . 25c 3 Lb.. 10c pl Home Dressed Pork and Veal Back Fat Pork Lb/5c Freah Side Pork Lb. 8c Pork Ro?it Lb. 8c Boneleu Veal Roast Lb. IZlfa: tops Lb. 10c Lb. 6c SMOKED HAMS ) Whole or Shank Half KROGER-'STORES �THE HASTfXfiS BANNER. WEDNESDIY, DECEMBER 7. 1W2 list. IlteJ.i will Strong and Safe Through Conservative Management 43 Years of Consistent Accommodating Service >UllT nodv Extend to Yon a Cordial Invitation to Join Our We 1933 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB! INCE the'.inception- of the Christmas Savings Club idea millions of people have taken advan­ tage of this popular method of accumulating a neat sum of money with which to buy Christmas presentsfor their/riends1 and hived ones. S In many instances, upon receipt of t|ie Cbi’istmas Savings Club check, the member has opened a larger and more substantial savings account. In some cases tlie Christinas Savings Club check has been used to pay taxes,'insurance or other financial obligations. The Christmas Savings Club as an institution, has grown untilit has become a well established system for lhe acquiring of ready money. You can never find an easier or more convenient plan for saving a given sum of money’ than by joining .our 1933 Christ­ mas Savings Club, starting soon. Make your plans now for 1933. , There Is A Plan for Everyone Young and Old . . . Rich and Poor Look Over the Following Plans and Come-In For Further Information INCREASING CLUB PLAN DECREASING CLUB PLAN JL V/ CLUB—Deposit 1c 1st week, 2c 2nd week; Increase 1c each week—in 50 weeks. . . pr rx I 1/^ tZ W 2c CLUB—Deposit 2c 1st week, 4c 2nd week; Increase 2c each week—in 50 weeks. . . rtfc -< AA -g I CLUB—Deposit 5c 1st week, 10c 2nd week; increase-5c each week—in 50 weeks. . . CLUB—Deposit 10c 1st week, 20c 2nd week; Increase 10c each week—in 50 weeks 25^2 6322 12750 CLUB—Start with SOc and decrease 1c each week—in 50 weeks $1222 CLUB—Start syith $1.00 and Mk I W decrease 2c each week—in X 50 weeks 2522 PJA CLUB—Start with $2.50 and decrease Sc each week—in 50 weeks AA CLUB—Start with $5.00 and decrease 10c each week—in 50 weeks 2 5 6322 12750 Then there is the Level Payment IjUan—always very popular—from 25c to $5 per week Interest Will Be Added to These Payments At the Rate of Three per cent per Annum HASTINGS CITY BANK "The Bank with the Chime Clock" z CAPITAL . $75,000.00 SURPLUS . $50,000.00 �. THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER ". 1M3 BAOE CHAN CT.RY "AI.R CHAXetllT O*BK*. ■ SHVtTZ. | POWERS ECHOES. LENT CORNERS. L Last Week's Letter. Mr. arul Mrs Maurice Johnson 'en- t a<f vVeeks Letter ha Shultz and family of Hastlhgs tertained’her uncles. Nelson and Mar-1 . spent the week end with Mr and Mr. tin Hansen, of OreenviHe. Thanks-!*" *»” | LEGAL NOTICES chandler of Hascnanawro. CHAHCEBT MOTTCE. ...i'i.r 1 I ;:i ■ a U ASCI.F.Y SAIF Callers ut Mr and Mrs John Ruling« Tuberculous Hospital. "^JU.-i condition Ml-' ‘_n2n!<'n“."\7_ . " Cres*y -sprnt Sunday ut tlw same Sunday.were. Mr and Mis Russell1 was wry grave at that time und wc , Johnrox Spd family of Delton and Mr. i were wry .>orry to bear he pa.ve<l away: •j home and Mrs. James Swanson of Hasting*J Wednesday. Sincere sympathy is ex-ji Mii* Virginia Von Huiit 1» staying at 'home again, utter spending a It'* Junior Welfare of Hastings spent hL tended thc bereaved family vacation with his grandparent*. Mr I Maurice Johnson and daughter gave month? with her grandmother, Mrs. and' Mrs. John Ruling. . a *urpri-.v party for Mr*. Johnwii Wed- i I Mary Carrigan of Banfield.Mr. and Mrs. Win. ctuunbeHain en-livsday evening, the event being theifi ■ Mu, Mary Berry, our school teachei. teriainrd Thank’giving day. Mr and 14th wedding uiinlvemry. The'eve-. Mrs. James Clark of Kalamazoo. Mr. | nlng was very pleasantly spent playing ><•1)1X11 hut; been cloeerl land Mrs Everett'McCullum and Mn pedro and diipdng. qfitr which re­ Mrs Carl Waldwrll luus been Viy n-M, • Dorothy Pvttengill ot Cressey, tfreshinenta were Mixed. Prize*, weir sick lhe punt week. She is some .better | Jkfr. and Mra. Creo. Tompcoti spent‘won by Mra. Ed. Jphiuon. Rusael) ut this writing Which we are all glad ■kafday evening with Mr und Mr-. !Palmer. Mrs. Ed. Bula-r and Wendell . to hear. . UftuRobimon and family [Carter. • Word . Mr.i and Mrs. Showerman. Mls* Vir-! Mrs. Miner Palmer U at thc home of "**•“ wo* ?T““ received '''."ilZ Saturday of Uie ginia Munn of Kalamazoo and Lyleiher sister. Mrs. S Bowman at Gaines. x*r^!u? W™’ 5 *? .... I Munn M Blawwtalt wn< Thun,.- .no 1. w -rlouM, Ul. ■ » K.U™><». MT “”“ ; giving day with Mr. and *Mra. Charle I Russell Carter entertained Owen °f th-* Pla5c aU *uh her a *»*«“> t Ranncy. Lyle remaining over the week-Lyons and Car! Hiar with u venison tMwn to health. • " end. , supper Friday evening. Mrs. Seymour Lynes went to the Mrs. Clarence Smith of Grund Rap-> Howard and Walter Bridge of home of het daughter. Mrs John Gr­ ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ids spending a few weeks with her wn i Joliet. III . epent several days the past wold of Cressey. Sunday, to spend the Robert. ■ . I week’ with their uncle. Miner Palmer, winter. Mr and Mrs Andrew Smith In com-:and family. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Ball of Kala-«nv Mr. and Mrs. J. Mohler, Jr. and lit- ma zoo called on liome folks Saturday. pany nrith with Mr Mr. :nul and Mr» Mrs. PmiErnie Rmith Smith n? o.' Mrs. Ed. Britton and son of KulaDelton attended tlie funeral of Mi. . tic son Jackie of Battle Creek spent the week with their parents, Mr. and Mra. inazoo spent Saturday with Mr und Wm. B-wbc ot Hillsdale Sunday. . Mrs. Clare Tlmmau John Thomas re­ Mr. and Mrs. George Clou* und James Mohler. Mrs. Belle Carter and Mrs. Nellie turned home with her to vblt hl* family spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mr*. Fred DeJongh of Burnlp i ’ Mohler attended the Nutrition meeting daughter, Mrs Bessie Schuster Mr and‘ Mrs 'Leland Hammond1 and• at Hastings Friday and promise a verv ■ -J " WEST CARLTON. interesting meeting for tlu- group to .ion spent Tliunksgivlng With Mr and Geo. Thompson and wife of Freeport be held at Mrs Letha Palmer’s. Dec. 15. Mr.- Muhlpw Burkett of Kalamazoo were Sunday visitor* at Art Richard­ Mrs. Willis Carpenter remains about Mr. and Mrs. Ray Severn and family; son's. ’ •if Middleville were Sunday evening: the same. Mr. Myers nnd family ot Lake Odes-.i cullers at Carver Schondelriieycr's. visited Mrs. Cora Kick Friday after­ NORTHWEST RUTLAND. noon. NORTHEAST IRVING. Mr. and Mrs. Sain Pratt were in Mr. find Mr*. Will Dijep attended the Grand Rapid* Saturday before Thunksfuneral of the latter's grandmother. ■ Mr anil Mrs. Alva Moore mid .... giving nn guests of Mrs. Pratt’s sister, Mrs. Johnson at Sjiarta Thursday. daughter Eileen of Claire, arc ^pending Mrs. Murtha McGee, and faintly. Mrs. Colonel Yargcr and Mr* Art a few' days with Mr. and Mrs. C. J-' Sunday and Monday of Thanksgiv­ Moore. • ing week Mrs. Alice C<unp and Mr. imi<| retire FunaTs near Cafltan' Center. Ben Quick of Grand Rapid* spent Mrs S. B Dunlap of Edmore visited • •i.i I r I or. in H in a I lie. Thursday. ‘ Sunday with Mr. and Mt.> Sam Ik- the former's son. Fred Camp, und fam­ j Mr. and Mrs Duncan Parks of Free­ ily. port visited Mr and Mrs. , Claud Mr and Mr Charlie Moore and Mr. and Mr*. Jim Dibble entertained ■Fighter Sunday evening. Ralph. Arthur Moon* and' family. Mr Mrs Dibble’s sister and husband. Mr. | There was a hardtime party nt Rorand Mrs, J. Burdick of Portland, lers’ school Thursday night. December spent TliaftksgiVing with Mr and Mr.- Thanksgiving Day. 1st Readings were-eiven by Orville Williain Moure at Hasting*. Sunday following Thanksgiving Mr Tuttle. Stanley Malcolm entertained « Mr and Mr*. Ruy Wieland enter- .... and Mrs. John Benedict entertained with harmonica music while‘Ed Ed­ tallied. Mr and Mr*. Chijrllt- Wieland their children. Mr* John Garver and ward* clogged. Tlie pupil* furnished ■ if Logan. Mr. nnd Mrs. Spenor John-j Weaky Benedict of-Laming and Mr*. i.i. it.»i ■ music and reHtaUong. After the pro- ■on of Lake Odessa, Mr. and Mrs. Sam [Xirthe.i Booth of Laingsburg. 1 **7 gram Judges chose Robert Cooper. Rhodabush and family <>f Elmdale, and Mr. and Mrs Wm. Campbell and „f p, | pupil, as the hardest looking person. Mr and Mrs Gordon Stahl of Logan children of Toledo were recent guests » uu iHe was awarded a box of candy. A tor a Thanksgiving dinner. of Mr. anti Mrs. Sum Pratt. . I!??.’" 'potluck sapper was then served. ' Mrs. Arthur Mopte Is assisting in, Mr. and Mr* Fred Camp wen- in Hie care >f a »on born to Mr. and Ionia Tu y attending tlw funeral of COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Mr* Dale Cook of South Bowne Investing Safely llirdrirr nr.4 l.i. After njore than 100 year* ot Service, thc Building and Loan plan has received the unqualified endorsement of the Ameri­ can Public. Here’s proof— Building and Ixkhi Assoclufimi* have grown faster during the past five year* than any other investment service, and have paid larger dividends than atiy Investment you could make. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION. The Standard record is 40 years of paying It* Certificate Hold­ ers 5' annual dividends. Never a loss and never it hum. Forty year* through fat years and lean, a handsome earning, and thc principal kept Its full value of 1Q0 cents on Jhe.dollar. We Invite your investigation. Loan Association nawr thirl, t Detroit, Michigan NOTICE OF .HALE Enir.itm^tiHt^uc»]Fuip Local Reprexcnlalive J. L. MAUS & SON ■ HASTINGS, MICH. Mor.Ti.Ai.r. ii.rici osur.i: CHANCERY SALE THE OLD COAL SHOVEL lOa SURE SLAPSp OMS . >11 PUBLICATION DOWN OLD MAN WASTE/ NOTICE TO CREDITOR!) t Miehlr&li. tl..- I'ruLale And Coal is the Best Possible Form of Heat NOTICE TO CREDITORS CHANCERY HALE siqetgaoii sale: ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ORDER FOR PUBLICATION fortable, healthful win ter. Don’t delay in or during you? supply— prices rise with the ad vancing season. So put your order in today. COAL SAVES DOLLARS l.iiib M H..ii NOTICE TO CREDITORS It’s Cheaper and Better Our Trucks .are Prepared to Give Immediate Delivery On Coal Ordered Now SMITH BROS.,VELTE & CO POULTRY and STOCK FEEDS COAL, LIME, CEMENT, ETC. IBIS. TELEPHONE 2257 HASTINGS, MICH. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-12-14.pdf ce630f108be2bab31c46b7bee0390e4d PDF Text Text i ' liMItamgivins r. ami IMIS «>f ♦ & SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR M: better I glad 14 PAGES HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, DECEMBER 14, 1932 TWO BANKS SEND OUT CHRISTMAS SAVINGS PARAMOUNT PRODUCTS ARE OF HIGH DUALITY Back Into Savings FURST i THOMAS GIVEN SNAPPY PROGRAM SCHED­ Christmas Savings in Hie two Ha*­ JUDGMENT OF $070.37 IN |, tings bunks till* year amounted to a ULED FOR CHRISTMAS i considerable sum, well towards *23,000 ASSUMPSIT SUIT EVE EXHIBITION ITho-e who have denied themselves ceived Each Year PAGES 1 to 8 SMALL BOY SEVERE­ LY BITTEN BY DOG TOO MANY GOVERNMENT For Rabies Test MONEY RECEIVED WILL BE . The people of this city and county, About six o'clock Thursday after­ ACTIVITIES GAUSE OUR ought to. and we believe do. appreciate I USED TO PURCHASE noon, while Will Hayward's little son. what the Hirtch Bros Company are i about five year* of. age, wa* playing in HIGH TAXES NEEDED GLASSES doing for tlie benefit of the farmers ot rthe yard near his home i»t Delton, lie ■ through the year venr for fnr the th* punxve nnmv* of ac-;I tills codhty. They maintain several: was severely bitten by a mongrel dog. GUARANTORS ARE HELD cumulating a fund for Christmas were twelve outs will statloiu in the county and thl* year ORGANIZED MINORITIES He was near the house when a largv CHILDREN OF COUNTY rewarded when, on the first of DecmI IA DI c eno ncDT reward-id rushed into the yard where the COMPRISE PROGRAM >ald out many thousands of dollars for LIABLE rUn Utt) I ber. the banks CONTROL PRIMARIES dog ARE ONES TO BENEFIT U.;.'— distributed the money. nickle*. cabbages, and other vegetable.boy was playing, biting hfm on his । plus the usual rale of deposit intrn-st Thcse brought a better average price Litigation Concerned Contract several of the depositor*, having Odd Fellows Arena Named As than 1* paid for the usual farm prod­ And Force Their Will On- The arm May Jack Horton and L. Donlelt. armed; Tickets — ., Be Purchased Of One Of Five Athletic Clubs To uct*. Mado By Charlo Hyde With 'j' People — Justice Fead Gave T'*ch'" And °‘11" In return for the benefit* they have . ... d»l«ady accumulatlan. decided that Hold Elimination Series Freeport, Ill. Firm tt>ey would not spend it, and quite a received from this comjxvny. it seems Interesting Talk Dates Are Dec. 21-22 mutilated that it was not in condition; Tlie crowd winch packed every avail­ to the Banner that it will be only fair. Justice WUi The case of Prank E. Furst and Fred 'conrideitiblv' proportion in both bank., H. Fead. of tur u. to . reiid to a laboratory for a test for.- CTty re»d«r* will not forget the two Xz>iils the ,„„ Michi----- •----- - --------------------O. Thomas, doing business as Furst A- ■ ■‘:w »’ut l>twk l,,ta «-«w>ar savings de- able-scat nt Odd Fellows Arena on tin for the people of Barry eounty to show cnn Supreme Court, was the.speak, r al ""n i“ TO CTarlr. Chari.. £.£?. ' night <jf December 1 will enjoy one of j.their appreciation by purchasing tiie tl* R.-mherho.«i mating Monday than tiie benefit of preparing for) Hie snappiest program* u! the season i Paramount brand of canned fruits.. nr Bavr on aoan.M wmen w mutilated, or the test will be a failure ; au’P*c®s ot the L.ons Club, at tha N. Tobla.. GeorgyH -Wickwire ami.^Christmas tm.is’In** Jn ’saving saving fur for thuTfund. till* fund It I when a well trained set of amateur .cgetablcs and other product* which ’.^4 t0 4.5^. att -ri”on and Under .these condition* the boy will Rtmnd theater in tnl* city, on WedElwyn I., Danielji came on for hearing ;• -ts one into the habit and that h i boxers come from Allegan, Plainwell •r. put by UP. cunpuu, Tlvy ,„„ch by t>» turtbljn.. II. have to take the Pasteur treatment nesday and Thursday evening*. De­ ! and Otsego to try conclusions with the nuikv a Pnr Itiu- u.ul a-’.- wild before Judge McPeck and tlie jury.i worth everything. rri. .ub,«t nt Uxutiuu. anil fer rabies. ' 1 ctmber 21 and 22. | local bhyx. 77ic Odd Fellows have umaM, Pflrau Ujt«p» tou.lt would starting Monday afternoon in tills Cir- • -------------- *•-*-------------J ,d,:„ ,,, lla, . Tlie entire net proceed* of these cncull ““ —-w-'- — -— picked the two fisted aggicgalion from b.- tine tor llw PKV10 nt U.l. city uiul [lp by tiu। tertainmenta are to lx- put into tins “wS , Briefly stated, the facts which gnw ' tliexo neighboring towns to put on n county to ut Uwlr intern for Pan.. t(!„u,muu ,,ad*^ta^ fund which the Lions Club use* to pur­ nse to Hits litigation were ax follow*; holiday prL«ram that will guarantee motrnt mount brand nt ot canned dttwb. good*, plcUea. pickles, , counln, nnioun, . t-liiyr glawcs for children with detec­ ■ • 1Q0 per rent Vnb-rtainment to the ever- • -auerkraut. etc . and insist on liavtngwen i , live vision, whose parents arc unable per cent of. the income ef ita; Chnr|cs Hyde signed a contract with । increasing patronage of the popular ■ them. We Would all like to see a firn-.i people, there is bound to be a revolu, to buy them. Many children in all the plaintiffa; Furst & Thomas, who; (local arena'. ■ 1 business built up in thl* town by thl* ‘ ■ part*, ot the county have been aided America lias proven an excip-: air the wholesalers <•( certain product.-, --------- --------------------- • i• as Because |I company, we can neip on ng tnai As a special s;«'clal attraction ana and'because company. We help bring that to to! tlon. .For some ■ by this splendid work of the Lion*. ■ ____ years, when ____ ___ our___ na-i such ur. toilet articles, home rcnuxllcs. prp Vwpm wnnurar oAvo!*>f the public demand. Bud Wtron-k of pass if we will giv* them our patron- .tional iiiLonw was more than double; . There are several children on the waltetc . with thrlr liom< offices located al UKUWtt i>AYS jOBla ls brought buck to again age which they surely deserve. TO PRESENT FINE PROGRAM >*>g h>i. who urgently need the gtosacs what it in ut the present time, taxe.i Frcc|»rt Illinois. Tills contract-pro-• GOVERNMENT COSTS ARE . —— I’stage . ---------------- with Steve I--------------- -—-----have them unless someone three -nappy rounds h.id taken from ten to fifteen ’ per cent ! IN CENTRAL AUDITORIUM i; but Uasidecannot vtded that %lr. Hyde, was to become. from their parents will buy them, Khrmes of Hasting* On- December 1 that income, wtthaut any rebellion,; TO BE REDUCED 'ns the parent: are unable to do so. ON SUNDAY P. M. itheir meeting resulted in a very close AU that time new government activibusiness of retailing the products; --------- I decision in favor of the fast young There is need. and always will. be. for 'jj* were called fo^ which demanded' . handled by them, buying from them. EDUCATION EXPENSE | this kind of work; bill tt is especially j visitor and Steyc has been steadily' .Iict$usc* In taxation. Because ot SONGS OF MANY NAon credit and to pay therefore In rrni urgent now. when so many parents. lA/il I Al on DC nilDTAii I inning every since In order to extend [ shrinkage in the income of the Ameri---------Mihable* lirttnilmcnt* />ut of the pro-: WILL ALSO BE CURTAILED • the greatest hospitality to Bud on his TIONS ARE INCLUDED who ordinarily would not think of al_ -------_____________ can people to Jexs than one-half ot I ceeds or of ms hi-. busint-M. cwtis tniMiu ss Mr. Hyda was ■ -------lietur • letum visit, including "sleeping qiiurI'J-'T and and 1928. t^a to t. now! flow -----------1otherB t0 purchare glosses for what it was in 1927 goimt t... ..mi didMiirori, produrt-.. in Dean Davenport Advises Farm- iters. ters ” Local opinion variei. but thc|. \_________ —1------tlw- western portion of Ionia county.. . . . m YOUNGSTERS OF COUNTY TO' state, county. ,ti>wn»hip • I odd* are on Steve and .school' towro.hin «nrf u-hnnt Entitled “The Christ. :pense. The contract further provided that,Organizations To AdverThose-who wltncsMd the first show BE GUESTS ON SATUR* ’ ' districtgoveqjnjfmU takes 33 and dne-> eithcr jKirty should hare the right .toT tiae ' -In — Nation's Uewspapers Hiresented In the Odd Fellows arena mas Story’’—All Welcome , Branch »>„-generously third per cent of the income of our’ terminate tlie agreement by giving! DAY, DEC. 24 , , , donated the use of hl* fine titeater and jl>eoplc In other words., the average* Each year the Chrixtmascarol sen- thc M.rvlc,.sol llLs employees, so-that written notice, whereupon Mr. Hyde, The Burry County'Farm Bureau met!*1,11 "•'«»» tJ«-' remarkable work by for their December mreting ut the > ok'nn Guldi-lack of Otsego who K cost ot the . citizen , of this country now works four Ice presented — .. .. vby j the .... teachers ... of .. the ....| everything uuruzexcept exceptthe inc cost oi id ? picchurch uii Thuraday. °d HarrJ> Beaver m the first round : ALL TO GET TREAT 1I ninnthx M-(M>r»L< nntu-r thi» direction ir.n of nf .tun-, .__ _ .. «. , for II lx honed A... months nf of th* the year to *am earn -nnmrh enough tr. to cltv city school* under the is ___ provided that (inee due Furst <V Thoma*, and that tn Coat*....Grove . ..... . ... ... ........... ... Hit D m.*.. Aiu.l,.-HLs v<iuna>r younrflr .limther brother. Lowell Guide--, ---------- r -----J pay his uw. Justice Fead declared. Supt. D. A. Var.Buikiric-grows in popu-' there .may be a large sale of tickets the event it was not sooner terminated December 8th. An'all day meeting was FROM SANTA CLAUS IwM, with dinner served nt noon by the ,WTk * * -11 b, ‘ * Rrc <jn l *' c of '[ however. that while there had been no tartly and people appreciate more and because of live treat need for this benefit siiould expire December 3J, 1932. Coats Grove Ladles' Society to ,«*>nber 22 to see what can be done wit): boic-s wrove uiuies Aid soci< ty to.'' — ” ;" ■ — — t — -( — . revvlution like tli_ ......... .. ____ ! reyulutlon that which took place more the real meaning of Christmas tci . n , Wjrk . Tickets for this beneMr Hyde had n > particular financial . TlCkets for- this benrfilly . members aft- the clever little'flyweight, rite Barlow.IChDdrcn Below High School; in France before Napoleon's time yet •—••• aaawj nn. >.-» in ,,, utlendaiiec. ... tc lit.Alice. , The A ItV pt." backing and for that reason Furst A: ernoon °f| 0115 .®en1c*' fit will be on sale by the teachers of ----------------------------------------------Ar. ni j< » there .wo* a peaceful revSuUon agalJist: prngrani was one of tiie ^.Iftahtina best ftolrtlng under under Odd FY-llox* Fellows Arena Thomas required guarantors,- where-/ Oi°n.v8’Unvaf V1*^' at 1 the rlsra! Bnd city iChools' “,ld can Age Are Eligible To Attend . | excessive, taxation, as was shown by the four o clock in the Cortral school au-lttt* u. purchase at the T. 8. Baird upon*ne (i ked the defendant*. 'Dil.n.is. ever listened w> by the County Farm 'cl'!_b of Middleville ha* joined Free Annual Party . recent election, which was a revolt Wirkwiie and Daniela, to guarantee hi* Bureau. Mus Nina Kirby, of the Fab-. , “ck ric Department, Michigan State Fanu-,t1® Hasting-. Club fullowing tiie rc-|| Again this year tiie Strand thcatfr against the republican party because ditonum the following program WUl J clothing a,or(.. or of Stuart Clement account, which they did. be rendered. at the probnti* office, ar M. O. Hill at Brcauw of the .prevalencf- of >uch Bureau, talked of the working and niarkablr* jM-rfiMinance he put on in the;। will remember all the children of the the people blamed that party for high Part I. the county clerk s office, or Willis and *’in -'■ho* the fare, that county who can get to Hustings oh taxes, which our citizens had largertypes of guarantee* and lhe impor- service oi that Department 111 the;.,iWl Proccvk>nal—0 Come. All Ye Faith-J Streeter at the treasurer's office, or state orgunt.iaiion at Lansing. She luid । a wv®ks of training can materially brought upon themselves-by their de ­ • tar.ee- of the subject to our readers, we ’ Saturday. Dec. 24. Free shows will be fu! (Latinr. . - I of' Earl Boyes al the regbrtcr of- deeds of material* on hand to aid । develop cleverness herein set. forth tn full the guaranty :Miinplro ’ held for the youngsters beginning at mand* for increased government ac- • o Thou Joyful Day (Sicilian). ‘office. • ’ In ’ tier dismission and late in the aft, iwihilarlty of these clean cut • | O Christmas Tree (German;.signed by Me.-isrs. Tobias. Wickwlrc and one p. M. with another show at three ^tlvitie*. More children who live outside ot cmoon dunanstrated the unwliing’of ‘n,ee<s ** becoming very apparent, o'clock. Children from the rural dis­ ' Justice Fead staged that the recent­ 4 Daniels, which read a* follows:. ’ Kolyada,'Kolyada (Russian .... i. Hastings than city children have been ' "Theundersigned sureties, having ac- . wooteli* to the Women m at-.< ndunce Every bout U u genuine contest bc- tricts arc asked to come to the one ly adopted amendment to our. state lIie Twelve lt The Days of Christmas helped by the Lions Club in the pur­ .... ...... ..u Congressman-Elect 1 George Foulki<‘w«n earnest, sincere, sportsmanlike o'clock show and the city children at constitution, limiting the tax on prop-i (English! qiiainted ourselves with .the term* nand .. ichnse of glasses, so tlie. people living do “• ',K' |>rkram committi--: I '»»ec o'clock, a* this plan will enabRconditions of the above agreement s . i' to eno and one-half per cent, isj Fum. Fum. Fum. ( Catalan > m a.U parts of the county should buy vn.ldrr.tup, .„ Kuril (C,r,t «>,d .„d L-ul »ut h. hr w.nil.1 !»■ tn ‘ , uu.ut. >«« In r.i l.ld.-mu„n ..I in Jbudunce iirndunre. but but ! ■ the ~un., country pupils tn to ... get bum. home before i an indication -------------- of — — — had the -------revolt,—that Seven Joy Day* (Sicilian) . ticket*, which will not be Increased in Thomas extending credit to lhe above *asl minute w«rca that he could (un~ Jhv.c 1* nothing to oflend the,'dark. • (taken minds - place -— in -----the - --------—of the pro-: । Angels We Have Heard On High price, Tlie play is a fine one and will­ ’named dealer jointly and severally not be tiwre. however, th" committeei ,nos ‘ sensitive lady ]>atrons. Tlitre is 1 .' pie pie. ThenThere are nfany ninny cause* causes operating ] (Ancient French Noeb. iu severally • •> 'AU children of Junior High age andbe worth the price, which will be the guarantet payment to Furxt Fur ' ..and ,U had previmuly engag. d Stata to m- • no-einoklmt £utM^h isand 2XMl?^atch2d no routhnes*. / P’0Un»er arr “» a,t4!nd lhe£* to bring this situation. He would dfc»-! Christinas Storv according to St J regular admission price. sentativr v,™ ___________________ . (ni« only nnlv a few f«*a* of nt them, IhMn Vi* ’ I i r Thomas fpr all product* sold he said. ! ■ by ■ them ............................. SS.XIX###’ ? cuss on credit to him wlictiier such prod­ ham county. JU-p. Hrown gave a nwatj'weaker opponent. Start physician* arc! b’a*1n71 n t«®hers. who arc , Sff ir. FAIR ASS'N. ELECTED ucts uh: far resole, for advertising or. Interesting talk along the line of stale. al the ringside throughout every pro-i3?^ JlaJ’’ Branch, manager crtJS c.»?»?^.™„t'™!(«—-'» Story" jL - — for other puqiOse.'i. hereby waiving nc- government )>roblcms and taxation. _ra|n ‘ of lhe Strand, how many tickets-will NEW OFFICERS SATURDAY Rep Brown is a member of the Nine I RrTiie “,n M-at sale' open* Saturday at ccptance and all nnthie. and we further tiie growth .of dtmoenfey in govern- , „ , J r f°r her pupils. Man oinusuite uuiiuAiiwMiii Onmimsrion to delve isuot into) agreer Him uKt< that me tin* written acknowledgment ucKnowieagmcni .«»«>• «• uri«c • . J Each — ment. We started tins country as a! Son,i °f Clad Tidings—V. here Christ Each child child will will be be ren remembered •by of ,u.i his uliuuii account; uy by uutlu* BUIU Mild OCUILT dealer slinll the coil ol "'«"f Mato IS" govi-minenl and makeI j CarVl -th’ and Stebbins and -----Jake----Rehorsi„_. Sentiment- Secured To Favor VI . '■ •« • OI 1UACHI (HIM . ’ ----” ,ISantu Claus w|io is always on hand at representative government, tn which ।Waj* Boni On Earth iltalinn>. •bind us and ’ . .that any .extciMlun . . . -: .. .. ... . . of cionr .store. Tin. nrntrram nxnm tfMicommittee ’' of. time recommendation.', ns. to. .way* lower•;c,sar s,flrv program authority* to net for the people wo*j Awakening of the Shepherds— Holding a Fair Next these gatherings. The picture consists <ir change hi Jlie conditions of payment “'k these costa. He staled tiitft„S10.-,inMnl5fs a s’lrpriM? for the Christmas,’ of several short reels of comedy and delegated to certain persons and cer- Wftk®* 0 Wake, Ye Shepherd* All, Year for goods sulit to him on credit sliidl OTO00 hud been ret aside fur thl* work! (Continued on |»ige three) tain officials chosen by tiie people ‘^Catalan). other things of interest to youngsters. not re!e;i;<‘ u* from liability hereon, and Hurt now the work wax finished. . (Continued tH,Kr «|«. page «.«) ,i The -------Discovery r—of — the -----------Star-The -------------First The annual meeting of the Barry Co-operating with Mr. Branch are We Hirlhcr agree Hint lifter two months and only two-thirds of the amount had ■ HASTINGS TO DEBATE ----- --------------------[Nowell (English Traditionali. County Fair Association was held in the merchants of tiie city, the Boy the court room on Saturday. Not a from tlie termination uf the above,been umM. The committee will present1' PDCCTnAl CDIDAV AllCUT’ Scout*, the American Legion and Aux­ rniiwril DAeQCe no------------- The Appearance of the ’Angel—Come, ^11 Ye Shepiu-riLs void Bohemian>. । great deal of interest was shown, as (JjOntlnued on page three) ;। recommendations LntolUlv rnlUAT NlUnl iliary and others Who are interested in LUUfiLIL rAootl) Unrecommendation* to tlie the nqxt legislaleglsla- iture Juxes pver over; r DINANCE ABOUT NOKF^ Th<? s*)nR of the Angel-o Holy only about fifty votes were cast. The lure that will cut the stale state -tuxes , helping children to have a ecxxl time UIWMWUC HDUUI muiaci Nlght (Adolph Adam, . offlc..r, M|ecu>d by the members were live million dollars ixv year If adopted Locals Will Have Negative Side L loyd shafer vlli assist with the singTO COLLECT FOOD ON tin* rn.it o, r*. _ . . ... m ... _ i He l-.olntr.rl pointed <Mlt out that the gnat rrv.f cost nf oi Ij Affnofi n n4tnB An,I Amnllflnr. Amniir;n..' —Th® Affect. S.H». T’lC Journey ot the Wise Men—We , Ing. Of State Income Tax Affects Radios And Amplifiers;Klng3 of Q^nt Are (English). SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17 government was not the salaries which, Charles Leonard, president. Last year 1.600 children attended the > - . Question :iverjt>nr. Is always talking about, but; Will Chase, treasurer. Used For Advertising—Also Act n. free shows and received treat* from k Please Report To Welfare the money required to run depart-! Hastings High debaters will meet the Santa Claus. • - - ~ Tn Bethlehem—O Little Town oi . Music Boxes ments and institutions such ,n* penal, Directors—Dr B. S. Perry and Rlch'Bethlehem (English). from Grand Rapids Creston High This is a splendid thing for Mr. Asson. Names Of Families You education, eoiucrvutlqn. etc. He point- trio The cotfnctl on Friday evening, pass­ Away in A Manger (German) "J* Foreman of this city and Frank here on Friday nfght. Dec. 16. in the Branch to do each year as it Is an ex­ ed an ordinance relating to sounds and j 'Die Entrance of the Shepherds antl-D°i,u’r of w ~ ~~ Remember With Baskets-— eil curt where cuts could be mode us in .Central school ------- -auditorium -- at hSOjpcnse to him but does create good will feeding Inmates at Jackson state , T,ie ot holding a fair next __ and gives the yoiingstcrs a happy time, noises within the district designated in Wire Men- In a Monger/le is Lying Tlie !:::! local team will discuss When the pledges were taken by prison. He stated a good many .costs o'clock. TT.: the ordinance, which would include the , (Polish). (Flute Obligato7by Stephen \car discussed, but no definite nctlie negative live side'of side of the state income1 ' ►-------------------. ^representauves til the Welfare .Asso­ entire business district of the city and <rr government were forced onto the iKarmcsi. « tlon token. However, tlie sentiment ciation a large number o! people agreed ’ state from sources over which th^ state a few blocks outside that district. ! Adoration of the Shepherd* and at th? lmecUn« to K. of P. Announce, to .give food Instead of money. Under this ordinance, when it goes’•Wise Men—What Child is This? (Eng- tovor holding a fair next year. Secrc; had no control, such ns patients sent to । The officer* of the Association, an- hospitals by the county governments. “aTite STmo rtt b, Mtw. . Eirdt Wrestling Card into effect as it will on December 31.■Ifishf tary Pnrker informed the writer that; •t nounce that they will gather tip thfs It will be unlawful to operate any ra­ Education U due for a cut in the Jeanne . n... lulUby. o Slwp, Sl«p on Thou i ” ", !•» >“ Cincebeaux. Irene Jones and On Thursday evening. Dec. 15. the food on Saturday. Dec. 17. starting in money it receives from the state, acAllolumn hud piUd out this »«r «lth Lillian Tolhurst and for Creston. AltJ; local K. ot P. lodge present* the first dio. amplifier,' loud speaker, or any Fair Child Joon. .Alette., - the forenoon, and ask thdse who (Continued on page three) ft-ooe on. ana-surat Hight .Oort.',1*? ’liud. exeeplton o( th. om-rt st. Thomas. Ted Rozsa and Clifiordiot a series of professional wrestling mechanical or electrical sound produc­ pledged food to have it ready when the: ing instrument or device within the ma,,, Johns. The fairs .at Allegan and Christensen / ’ ; matches. • .trucks come for it. / 11 t Marshall both showed a balance on Judges will be Prof. F. W. Moore and‘ Former Nick of Battle Creek. Who defined district. A request ural-ip made of tlm, kind CITY BAND ELECTS The ordinance will also prohibit the [the right side and the managers were Oscar»‘ Trumouu Trumbull of of Western State]ha* promoting protessionai professional wrestwrest- operation nccmcDO eno vexn ,Prof. ro*- Osca western state inaa been oeen promoting hearted |>ropl'c of lhe city wlu antic!of any amplifier, mechanical BENEFIT CHRISTMAS PLAY encouraged to carry on. although both UrrlLtno run TtAn I Teachera' College and Prof. Ormond J. ling in that city and in Kalamazoo for or electrical device to amplify or carry pate remembering others It ■- fortunate i [Drake of Michigan State GoHege. |the past two years, has been engaged the human voice in advertising in front' AT CENTRAL AUDITORIUM with baskets of food on Christmas day It will-be an inspiration to tiiere match-maker for the local orguni—ptaue re|»ort to the Welfare Asso­ Dr. W. G. Davis Is Chosen Pres­ young people if ttote shall be a good ■ zatlon. and Jiromises to funiish first Friday Evening. ciation the names and addrakM* of the ident And Director—Re­ attendance of the patron* of the school? class matches. . family or families so remembered so ----- n Be Directed By the idea of those who dlacuxsed the hearse Tuesday Nights as it L\ hoped there may be. I The prellmlnory bout On this week's in the ordinance. there will - be no duplications. At • It is also unlawful for any person to AlhAPt „r 'ubjert If — .■ ■ »' 1 ■— • | card will be in tiie welterweight di­ operate Albert RopV Becker f(nubJolhfr ?et at al all aU Saturday 8ftturil&y that. lhat-mlltlc lf falVs At the regular meeting of . the Has­ Aioen necKcr . to Thanksgiving time there were many any hand organ, or any other, | vision between Dutch Velde of Hasting i musical instrument of any kind or .. ----------------- -------------------... .t„ r, one Ucould „U1M also « duplications, aotne families receiving u» tings City Band on Tuesday evening, REMODELLING IS PARA — beautiful and.appropriate bcneO'. pay. be pul put UI1 on profitably TIALLY COMPLETED. | and Red Evans of Flint. This bout will description, on the streets of this city Christmas play is to be given in lhe in Barry county, especially as the cx'■ high us llirce basket* of food. Each officew wire charm us follows: Dr. W. The congregation of tiie Hastings be one fall in a thirty minute limit. within the area mentioned, for the pur- Centro! school auditorium by a num- iienue of conducting a fair is now so emu.' u being Investigated to avoid O. Davt*. president and director, suc­ confusion and to be certain the right ceeding Raymond Windeknecht; Wes­ City Mission worshipped in tiie par- Tlie semi-final match ot the evening pose of reward or in expectation of ber of young people, directed by .Mr.. very much less than had been lhe rm* | Albert Becker, teacher of public speak- in previous years. persons are supplied. Cali phone 2503 ley LoglUb vice-president and assistant tiolly completed portion of their new will be in tiie middleweight class, and any reward or for charity. or notify F. W. Stcbbln* tu give this director; Roy Chandler, secretary and auditorium. Hits week will see the will bring together James Muller of Violation of the ordinance can be ing in the High school, on Friday eveThe Fair Association haa no debt*, treasurer; Dr. Davis. Wesley Logan and trim put on and at the first open Marcellus and Max Glover of Lansing, punished by a fine of not exceeding nlng. December 23. Those who have'and lias, about »5.000 cash'on hand. information. Your co-opcratAm will materially Carroll McGufUn constitute the admin­ weather the remainder of the new roof Ttrts match will be two out of- three »!00, or imprisonment in the Barry listened to tlie rehearsal say that it A meeting ot the director* of lhe fair will be built. The Mission folk* are fall* In one hour. The main event of county Jati not exceeding ninety days,‘wU| be one of the finest plays given .will be held eu the second Saturday ‘ help the Association and lighten then istrative committee. Members of the band ore greatly in­ planning a special Rally Sunday ip Ulis card will be two out of three falls or by both fine and Imprisonment In by local people. The young folk* ir. ■ work. in January- when the question of what tile discretion of .wthe — court. w chosen are well adapted for thrtr parts to do about * fair next f«B will bo. Added—Since lhe ubovc was writ ten terested and it Is a splendid organiza­ honor of the completion of tiie interior in a two-hour limit between Dickie n,. an appeal ha* been made to the tion to have in our city. The bond re­ remodelling a* the brick veneering will Gerber wrestling out of Notre Dame, ‘ and arc entering into the play with taken up for decistoiy declslotji , «n4 "Sparky" Walker wrestling out of PRESBYTERIANS WILL churches of lhe etjy to collect food on hearses every Tuesday evening at not be done until spring i enthusiasm. ----------- -—-•• f .......... . ------ :-------- <-»> .------------lndlana|X)ll*. Ind. These boys wrestle ■ . AID WELFARE WORK.i The pride of admission ha* been p()ST AND UNIT TO Sunday, so will those who can bring seven o'clock sharp. «* CAUTION. ,** welterweight*.' wd at h od. vegetables or canned goods to lhe At the Sunday School exercises in nxed at lhe the nnmlnai nominal tine one of trie 10c <urh each. If there u any writing on a Chrl*tWith the exception of Qlover. all the ti»e Presbyterian church on Sunday, with 5c additional If one cares for. a TO BALTIMORE TAXPAYERS. church or Sunday School on Sunday HAVE CHRISTMAS PARTY Taxes for Baltimore township mav mas card other than the signature of above men have appeared in Battle evening next al five o'clock, there will reserve seat. At this price no one cam morning? A call ha* also been mode Iw. a .. collection ((--.tin— of food for needy fam-1 afford .to miss ... . ... such . ’ Social Time And Exchange Of ■ for good warm bedding. If anyone can be paid al the National bank every the party who sends It, that cord will Creek and Kalamazoo, and all have be the play; especially contribute .bedding pleaki notify or Saturday from Dec. 10. 1032 to Jan. 7. require a three cent stamp on the en-: made a hit with tiie fans in those lllwa play at tills time of the year. Re-1 • ». —— ti i— leave with Mrs. A. H. Carveth. phone 1933; Don Wright's ktorc nt Dowling, veiope containing it. Several cards cities. Max Glover has . appeared a It i. is Imped that .u there will be a — gen- member the date, Friday evening. De-1 Gifts To Follow Supper On every Thursday; at home every Friday have had to be returned to tiie senders number of time* in Jackson and Lnn- crous response on this Occasion as cernber 23. 2173. - ’ V 1 , Friday Night till Jan. 10. 1933. because they violated this postal law. sing atid is popular with the fans there. there is acute need for help in many i TAX NOTICE. I Members of the American Legluu The first event of the evening will quarters of the city tills year. W. L. Shulters. Postmaster. —Adv. 12-14 John Birman, Treas. RUMMAGE RALE. start promptly st 8:30. Doors will be be ut the following places uu on .I— anl-* AuxUlary ~ arc- — urged to remember Anything in the way of groceries. *I will »>*. « u» - - — ——The American Legion Auxiliary will ... ............................................................. open at 7:30. The price for ring-side baked goods, canned goods. Vegetable*, the following dale* to take luxe*: Has- (h» n«t Fonilly Night ■r.llu.rlnu gathering al TO ORANGEVILLE TAXPAYERS. TO RUTLAND TAXPAYERS. hold another rummage sale al the Le­ I will be at Orangeville Dec. 20 and Taxes for Rutland township may be scats will be 95 cents Including both frurt*. candles, etc., will be acceptable, tings National bank. Saturdays. Dec.:H>e I**10*J h“n.e *?n gion rooms on Saturday. Dec. 17, one *uck J*11* J* day only. Cali Mrs. Edw. Downs. 3692, 27; at Delton State Bank Dec. 21 and paid at the Hastings National Bank federal and state tax. General admis­ and may be handed to ushers at the 17. Dec. 31. and Jan. 7; Freeport drug IDec- J8if you have articles to contribute. The 28; at Prairieville Dec. 24; at County every Saturday and at my home every sion tickets are priced at 44 cent* in­ door. Mrs. Robert T. Walton. 329 West store. Wednesday, Dec. 21, and Janu- “"S'1 at 6:?° Legion home U on So. Church St,, Treasurer’s office Jan. 4. and at home Friday during December. Burr Lau- cluding tax. Children under 16 years Center street, will have charge of the ary 4th; Irving store Tuenday. Dec. 371 dancing and a Christmas party. Koch baugh. Treas.—Adv. 12-14 of ago will be admitted for 17 cent* In- distribution. (and Thursday Jan. 5; Middleville bank.j0*1® *’ “ked to bring a gift to exjust across the road east from the, every Friday until Jan. 10. 1 eluding tax. ’Tuesday, Dec. 20. at.d Jan. 3 and at;ch*nge. the ladle* bring a tody's gift —Adv. 12-14. Ru&sell Johncock, Treas. Methodist churclt WELFARE CLEARING HOUSE. Ticket* can be purchased at Carveth TAXPAYERS flOPE TOWNSHIP. 'home every Friday-Elver Barcroft. *«“» ‘ho men a mon* gift. A good C1TT TAXPAYER. NOTICR. HASTINGS TW. For the third and fourth wards will and Stebbins Drug Store. Fox Brothers I will be at Hastings National Bank.1' Treas Trea*. Irving Twp. Tarp. i tlm® u ‘"‘ng planned and it la iwpMl . . i.iArAiLii.T oc niurs-1> mroei be open in In tne the white White building ThursBarber Shop and the East End Cigar Saturday, Dec. 17. 24, 31 and Jan. 7; i—Adv.r-Out“ 1-4. . there may be a good attendance. I Tlie regular Auxiliary meeting will I wUl be at the Hastings City Bank day and Friday of each week until Store. at Sh’ulU Dec. 23; at Cloverdale, Wed-' -------1 be held on Thursday evening. nesday. Dec. 14 and 21; at Cedar Creek , NOTICE TO BARRY further notice. All who have pledged NOTICE CARLTON TAXPAYERS. Dec. 20. for the purpose of collecting .... TAXPAYERS. | time please come and help. w' Aa , , __________ 1 Ciiestcr Arehart, Trea*.-Adv. . I will be al the Hastings National taxes for Hope township. — Gordon Thursday the 16th. 23d and 39th of j I will be at 1 FOR PLACEMENT. Bank Saturdays, December 17. 24,-31 Thompaon, IXwnuhlp Treas. Iwk. 1 SECOND WARD P. T. A. ANNUAL MEETING. Twin boys about three yean old and and January 7; at Carlton Center store December IMz, for the purpose of re- JI; at Dexter E Secqtjd Ward P. T. A. ^11 have their Of Bhulti Oo-Operative Creamery a boy six and another nine years old. Fridays. December 18, 23, 30 and JanSQUARE DANCE. celving taxes. 10. other days Christmas program on Tuesday. Dec. Asson. Friday, Dec. 23 Meeting called InqulrO of Judge Ella C. Eggleston ortuary 6—Burt Long, Treas. —Adv. 2 y. j Mrs. Kate Burdick. “ — Thkmappie lake dance hall, Friday. 2Oth at 7:3O P U. । i -in n C. H. Oaborn.—Adv. .wk*. v.£—Adv. 12-14 Barry Township Trea*. |-MT. Dec. 18. All invited. D. Warner.—Adv. B huster noma.-, . ipeedy > the 4 id the Kalardav. ' Kala. and CO. FARM BUREAU MET ON THURSDAY -. and zoo. about TEACHERS'CHRIST­ MAS CAROL SERVICE STRAND THEATER G V-^ ING FREE SHOWS iunkssister. ksgivr. and .Isited tam- XS ajned I. Mr. Hand. j Mr. ained . r and Mrs. 1 and jucats' > NUMBER 33 JURY'S VERDICT . AMATEUR BOXERS TO TAXATION" THEME TWO BENEFIT SHOWS Amount Roaches About People Gan Show Their Appre­ Animal Was Shot But Head FAVORS PLAINTIFFS Total MEET L0C4U-ADS OF JUST GE FEAD Was Too Mutilated To.&e'nd AT STRAND THEATER $25,000—Many Put Money ciation For Benefits Re­ same ing ut achcr, THE HASTINGS BANNER S xs#: /ar‘, WU1 Bo ■pa"1°- �.d s V THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 14.. 193! PAGE TWO DEATH OF DR. Sl l.EEBA. Dr. Timm** 8. Sulceb* of Grand Rapid* pw**ed aWay on Thursday eve­ ning a*,, the family home He u *UrHlHTIIinnliiniT Ch",o«« «*»’ celebrate hr.- IOSIN vived Uy hi* widow, who was well birthday making her the oldest real* Ul nflu 1 lilUlJVIOl flint ’f Michigan tt is claimed She t known here a* -Mias Olive Origsby, *1»Ul HflUI I|1UUI IUI I ronnned io her bed a good share of ter of W. T. oflgpy and one daugh­ ter Miriam v. the time as on her hundredth birthday BARRY CO. REPRESENTED : Dr and Mrs. flulecba were married MANAGER OF TWO STORES 'Miss Winn fell, breaking her hip. She in Hastings while her father. Rev. A. D the W. C. T. V. in 1860 and still BY TWENTY-FIVE OF DESCRIBES MANUFACTURE - joined Grigsby, was pastor of the Presbyterian ha* her membership ccrtiflcate. Sly OF PISTdN RINGS ’ voted an atx-nt voter's ballot at thTHE FAITHFUL I church here, the wedding taking place I November election and voted for Presi­ , iui the church. ‘ ■ j Funeral Mnin-x were held ut twn dent Hoover. A social rwx-ptiori will ’ HORATIO ARROTT Wi INTERESTING ITEM IN lx- held tn her honor today by Supt HUHR I IU MDDUI I VVJ «- — ; I'cloc'k on Saturday at the Bcrton HONOR GUEST TPEAKER spring ciupet. , FACTORY PUBLICATION and Mrs Andrew Hoffman, who arc well known in tins trwnty OEMOCRATRALLYAT ST. JDETHURSDAY SPEAKS FAVORABLY nr IIL UAUIIluPU l/ILI I LOCAL NEWS church. Dec. 21. All welcome —Adv. Mrs Victor Jone* of Nashville is a patient at Pennock hospital where .she recently underwent an operation All kinds of tobacco In halt pounds! and pound* at BUI Ducker* —Adv. McCrvery * 60c special Monday and Tuesday. Dec. 10 und 30- any lady * cleaned and pressed. Cash and carry —Adv.. ' Circle No. I of the Methodist L A. 8. was entertained Tuesday evening by Mrs. James Long, the occasion being their .Christ mas party The w. c T. V win meet Tuesday. December 30jit 3:30 with Mr*. Mia Hammond. Bouth . Jefferson street Please remember the date and coin Mr* Claude Wood is recovering from lx-gr atul evidently popi.ilV Itn’c nt J. X' lartigidon. lorai district, man­ H-intio Abbott ot Ann Arbor, li-mo*,l!1 ,hl' auditorium of the Presbyterian ager for th«‘ G:iarant<-c MUtuai Ui- crane national romml-’eemjin from’'inch lost Sunday evening by the j severe attack of sciatic rheumati.sin pbton rings Mr. W<hm1 ii- not Improving as rapidly Uuunuwe Company of Omaha. N«-_Michigan Between f:-.<and ix hun'■••ung |wople» choir of twenty-seven • Every now and dred nomen crowded the main undcJ the ’Ureftton Of Mrs John as hi* host of friends wuh he might i>a».t fen year*, and women telling bra<ka. - for - the nJf. ba* Ixen ored .. . men s hall The December meeting of the Brtu.lt dining of this delightful hostelry i Hitching, in spite of the inclement R.'i. ... about its product Ridge Cemetery Circle will meet with ipenlng nt a to emmcitv tn c<-.t>brat<-'fittingly the' -'euther. the church wm crowded Crlred No. 4 Of ihl* year’s K-mw. and pany in that: Offtec for that company that n , n- V;rv>ry a’ the tx>ll* und to gain Pegram took the form of * Mrs. Albert Nash, 813 N Church S find it exreedihfh' intetesimu. on TTiuntday. Dec 32. and will'be a Quarter* have bft-n obtained in i,rll;r «tl<m for tin r.-nl j< b which con-!rarol service representing carols of all particular r.'imprr'P*!!- of th<. . and AMX-tatlon of Commerce building. rr--’>t. the rartv ' ‘ nations — *• the singer* were ------ --dressed -------- - Chrutmaa partj -8ccy Ct gar* in 25 s. chrutmss wrapped, al ) North lama Avenue . and Barry- county showed .1" ,hr ^Mumes of the varimu counCompany. with stares at Lane, BUI Ducker'* —Adv. . tie ns v. .letup Mr. Lnnini.’n ketlu bahquet, filling one ofjlr1”„ Readme. PrnnxylvanJa. That . Oliver Tasker am s in th<- .-nter of the hall.! carofc of Russia. Spain. France, Bo- „Under-Sheriff ------................................... .. ......... assistant state manager,of the. iome time, been liandllng tin mi the extreme northra/ter-' h, ,’>ia. Wales. Scotland inui Germany H‘’mrr Ft'her Sunday on the charge r n Michigan territory, which is Of !!.<' dL-tric! through a wt sung Special number* were ren- dealing gasoline .from car* H. u l’p!<ao*d with tt>e hue bounded on. the raxt by HillMlale. Jack* • th. v were nite of tl”• out• ’ -r-"*■ who —2 -~-S Held I‘a*1*’" before • JtuUee ....... — MAtthewx .... ! dered b by" Roy c Cordes, sang “ "Hold Mon­ given him by th<* Ha - on und Iiwham rountk** und inc'udis - • Dr —- D — D — Walton day. who lm|xxcd a fine sufficient fa tundn.j <!•', -a'ion- present Thou ..... My Hund, and tine* •Manufacturing Company, which' H ■ .-... Abo - th.- hnuor ux. r»mrib:it<*d n Mohn number entitled Announcement u> made of the f.i ,• . .j-, -i -.akrr of th.- eve- Meditation from TliaU by Massenet uno um.Mr E Grant' $?<iuir,« Holland. .v.t.:. r. Io.cine tn the vl. torv of acrotnpanled bv Mr- Sadie May matton of a new firm in Grand Rapi .. . .••• -• th. Norembi-r e-criun he I’ulmer The following young people known x* Pnnting Art- c>. 51-3i» I un on । m- ... . 1 th.- n. men.l..; r. -p m-i-•l-r' Mi-ac* Lola Ashalter. Mar­ vuioii Ave . 8.. with Clarence IHPlar.ra, , .. tp.t -,i. . •*. «nt'utb । chai-‘ A0a,r-‘‘ D«raldinc Cook, Ellen formerly of Hasting-..'a.« sales manigci the vnnuuv clo'crf the office there and moved n*l r-n; ' worthy of th? follower* of Jeffer* !-',o"»rd.'* Blanche Springer. Susanne Hi* friend* hope the Venture m.r sticce.-sful m he buy* the supplitz and wjuljnner.t to Ute and Jitckon. of Cleveland und Marjorie. Stebbins. Katherine, manufacy trip through* Grand Rapid* office H<- I' alv» •tale Aril-on The outrtandifw Mgnitlcance «®>ley. Erma Watcra. Jeanne DeVries, i md vltited the'Hu'tmgs manager f<>r a large part ot Hw' Mute t th. November landxlld.- pofot?d <-• Vlntlnla Water, Grace Hart p-onr folio - . .... .. .L.. - . . Jn IjouK .• !.* hung -!-.xrr t..x,-.tion. both in ‘.W"’ , /’'"i* H,«»ror. J.VM-phinr Manufacturing Cum the UScific vtlnk'.. I i d stat- . ix.rr.m.nu and 'J?"'1 Reynold*. Ruth Munton. Vern Smith. 8 D; Alton, Finkbriner, lUirex lias r..!iv Mt Abbott r.nd ua- f-uctlk Warner. Carol Potter. Edua J D ; R M Harper. Tyler. Ed- Finkd the m i..:t tn ,« kader* in Mwhigun Sr,‘"!:'Howard FiGst HU­ belner. treasurer; Ctuiritui Baughman all the hu.viiw" ot the company t manufacturing operations. • igan office Will be undci . i.G- :. t.- k -.. confront- *rt>dh Newton. Ian Ironside. William secretary. “1 would adviie every parts jobber -Vision of Mr Langdon !n..i; condition -o far ns B-vhman rxibrrt Whitmore (loward tn* visit the Hastings' Manufacturing t- concerned that tir:‘ “nd Mr .D A \an Bii'klrk. The TUefday. Dec 19 and 30 Company's plant " Mr. Wild rays ir.ir.int t* were Mrs. Kelley at ut the dresa ores' or of coat, coat, man-man-*, 'tn. slit. «. ■t.ctated b-.i* he be- “i.rr.- ii.ianl-1, nhlv will yeti see how Hat.tings Fonxnun "* at thn I cleaned and pn-.-ad Ca*h und inutock wa» the man । piano and Mrs. Don ” rings ore made, but you will r< . prgnn Miss Agnes Johnson appeared; -Adv ‘ close cooperation- that exlstk 1: i-.ild, with the co-opThis city belong-, tn the Michigan • !<giriature.balance Mich“ Sco*,» ■a’*"' »n Highland cos* - • .................... c his time between the |r Hxtm; Municipal Lcat-ne. The ‘council v flu- .state office tn Grun. t To accomplish this etgry uS-}f ». j would huvi» to t> ~111' benediction was pronounced by notifit-d that that prgnnUniittn |s mt ■ Tiu- Guarantee’Mutual Life rm-,.; -ra.v . I l>Mo • ing an investigation >f public uftllt ■You will hc a: first hand the yeaHastings piston rirfg» are • Langston ha* bAd tine could possibly be JX: PRESBYTERIANS. " S. PRO­ a contribution of »I5 from Hii'tSng. .ci.- I intend to make many • rci-rei.cnt.itlw- He hi ptirpoM'. The waned voted s>> that I can keep in touch under him throughoi anon nt dci>artmriitr. GRAM FOR CHRISTMAS that money.' HR frfcmb will b« j arid the reduction rd; Th?, city has purch.ied of the When be returned Iwae ilr. Wild Special Exercises On Sunday Mi-don for Sinn ten frvt on Uv -• rapluycer- together and pa*** Afternoon Al Five-Thirty— .-Ide oi th»- Mission Jot. Hn-ndmg ■' intoimotkin he laid ANNUAL MEETING Pr. entire length nt the kt owned by trio. I " ' tn in dtSanta Will Be Present OF THE COUNTRY CLUB statesman' Tin- Chnrtma.* program of the Pr« - AD-’-kn. Tills will be niarkt a par Hdc| Last Evening A Decided through the pr«-.-rnt bytertah Sunday School will be given of the City Hall building, Iff.the church Sunday afternoon. De- Church Ft n et n,' Basis n Reduction In ccmbt-r 18th. al 3 30 blcoek. with the' Rev. A C, Flower will >pcuk at J Dues Made cabee hull Thursday B.-fn p m m al Albanv. lolliHving program. • Two Mff-0 bv the congregation. Leon A. Patton Jun* iqrpliexl to iraids, lhe guest Welcome and. exercise* by the Pri- city council f« * paw can le- Was MrOnaly nwry department AngeL'—Mr*. A- E. Johnson's cla*e XbehigHH Avenue T Il find in ii per w<vs d bn-adih of vuion ot the Eastern Shepherde-**.- -Mi>< Hart's fefn-d to the committ manufacti it whom he |>rcdlctcd ty and improvement ■ to greater hnghu than even; Th. Nativity—Mr. Harold Logan'.' Box candy in one. gufthed ktn.uhan and predc* OFFICIAL RETURNS COM­ thn nn-tMz. tit rhnl. ' Kings of the Orunt—Same cia.«- ■ PILED AT LANSING -Adv. Retainer* — Dr. A. W. Wojdburnc'a d. also but on acleutwd to’Forrest R Bratton. K. I. asked to be Cong. Ketcham Defeated Lullaby—Pnmarv xt.ir.;.Munger ;,nd and L. L A Haldeman ol Elk* nnj riehvwr.ff nn extended ' 3.996 — Tux Amendment ..................... ...uo. those Bo<« by eraa-mblr and the congrcga-1 hBrt. Jnd . who i addition to thanking ;Mr. Bratton will manage the btc-dix.-h »d rontributrd in any way to hU ‘“J?' , . Carried By 29.9C2 •• - ... Explanation . the meaning undjT|.,^c n,(.n aiM, conducted a saw nl history of Santa Claus-Rev John rtt A-vyria where they used o.' r.a.iKW . . ixn „r lumber and employed of the people ax ex- Kitehipg. thi- Chri'inu* Chn-irru* tree ; m,4f. Santa Clau* and the •nt election tk' being directed b-. by•! Rljb,.rt Nan<^ and Bus-i.r Vundrw Tin- pr-grami 1k' tuber nt suitable democrats from both aged la. and Bi-rnird Vnrui urth Con«rv.**ional District, in- Mrs A. W Woodburnr and Mrs A F •.oral member* ot the state John«<>n SujwrvUtng ushers will b-' .Wliter.brother of Rurpar ansi N -a. ..imnnt •co. „ nl an^ Lar.‘«-n. Lyman Chamberiain andlorri.s,(^t Sunday night about midnight revnes. U.-.hrn* will b<- f rum Dr Nightwatchman Clarence Shultz. history. A W Wbodburne!* class and pages iRl. ha(l Mvn jj,**, ro| things Hutt exclt* rd his suspicion and took th« • boy- t<i of distinguished from Di- c. E Hi at jail l2i|er*invtw!iH.itia|is show«d ihat tinny ■will ait xv co-ordinator tun of they hud entered-the Co-Op EJevwp-r and taken a small amount of ciw-iur from the till, confession*, of th-? infer STATE ASKS REMOVAL Central scht»l auditorium thieving OF WARNING LIGHTS Jlcv Ikwry was the speaker of the petty McCn-ery'.-. 50c ojn'ciul Monday and * *t-nlng taking for hl, subject ' Tin — - * - j9 ltn<i jo. Heavy Traffic At Two Danger- Significance Ol Christmas in the Deman’,, suit un Ethical Sat»e Mr ‘ - otis Corners Necessitates lhab then- i. no '‘UchvJ??^ and ’’ .tntlv hnrf in-rvin nr a Is- i CautioA tally -.rood penwn There is some good j DEATH OF .HRS. PAGEHighway Department haSarah Jai> Page. aged 81. died nn |U«it that tjiu city and som- bad In al! of u*. That good L. . .Hid girt* should not be GrownL„,.M„,_ ... ......... .......... . ' lights in-'thr cur­ just for the sake of g-,xln<-.*.- but to ail(J clydr Gamble of Jackson, rier-on anil make a - kxI korld to lire in We want jnie remain* w.-te brought to the home the world to grow fowoni perfection, of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Page where the Del Monte lb. and as ;he aatomobfle have today funeral will held today with burial d-pcndrel on the car of twenty yenr.«|ln tj,c Irving cemetery. Watch the Special Bill for Other Del Monte'Values ,.■> «» the mtn and v.onnn of the fu■ t&rc depend nn the kind ot men.and. ikulti comer* In view of women we areu* today. ethtca! tdea r-I Christ-1 Lb. n both Church and ig together *•«< «ra&tiMi>. : mi:the. common .flic light.' (gifts fHru Apprrriatr Waters Clothes Shop Mr. Wild Commends Spirit Of Other Pr-omipcnt Democrats Of PRESBYTERIAN CHOIR • Cooperation And Good Fellow­ JAS. LANGSTON RE­ Fourth DiBtnct Introduced^- I GIVES NOVEL PROGRAM CEIVES FINE PROMOTION ship Existing In Local Co. Also State Comm. Members ■ -parols Of Various Nations Ren* The Hustinge Manutactiinng Com­ Twenty-five of Barry rouritye "faith--! dered By Young People On pany hit* beer, quite busy, through the Will Have Charge Of District ful' attended the Fourth Congre»-j Insurance Office In City Of itipnaf District democratic victory ban* i spring, summer and fall and- so for tn Sunday Evening w rjuet held at.Hotel Whitcomb in St.I December^ in the manufacture of its . Grand Rapida A very given •t -'-.ill Thursday niuht In honor of Mr « •»•* •intcrestiiig —•••—••*,* program was »«> ■>>»» A Few o£ Our Many Specials This Week End Cofiee Butter Pillsbury Flour P & G SoapChipso ',i lb. Sack 59c Armour’s Star Hams Bacon Wholt or Shank Half Pound Sliced, lb. 4 lb. carton 10c 20c 25c Pork Roast Freih Hanv Beef Kettle Roasts 9c 12c u.. Choice Lb. Feldpausch’s . ** Where Better Food» Caet Lett “ PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER Keep Up the r udder* •i common fatherhood. ; Chrwnr.av enrols *cr hi!e the dtf nuvif quartette from the . >:np.in:cd by M'.-s Hunt. liad no light* or Ma- Doty .s room won the banner for under such attendance. Christmas Spirit hr baht nn- WALTER NORTON have DISCUSSED EFFECT OF TAX LIMITATION LAW Blythe Staaon Of U. Of M. Says Lt gielature May Amend Charters Of Sonic Cities Walter Norton of Shenar.gq Forks N Y is visitirig Hasting* relative* and recallinc memories ol hu-early-day* m -*r Here is Santa's Headquarters for FT SHIRTS . crisp, .‘-idirh shirts from Wilson and the Muck Shops, Tailored as'they how— roadcloths, Madras, Pique, Plains, 1-nni.y, Stri fjes, Sanforized Shrunk at (jivt\Hi)n^Sliirts*for Christmasfi Others at 49c and 59c 111 T BOXES with gift'. No extra charge. Neckties and More Neckties We have them'by lhe hun- Silks fyoin all parts of the worfiTand beautifully tailored bv Wilson Bros. Silk Lined Tie 50c Other* at 29c and 35c Every 7ie_Neu: and in the Rifiht Color for th ^Seaton Give Him Ties for Christmas Over'rixty years ago Mr Norton, ho is now 81 yt ur< old. Jett this court*, gaged in buMne«» and n»r* conduct* a grocery a: Shennngo Fork* had viMted Michigan bis' . SEND . . (UljriatmaH (fiarite enartment faculty. »iu> ha* made a 1imprmementv . and is delighted with; We’nave,the finest line 'indy of taxation and the law ap- condition* here hrre , we hflvv/ever o|forcd u| itcubl. io niuiiK-ipalitu s. recently gave On Sunday Mr and Mr - Gay Norton t. . :.i - at Battle Crreic tn which entertained at dinner the guraU benyy prices that range from । d.ss-.iva-d Uifteffcct of the new tax the three brother.' of Waller Norton,) ifiiting anunument on that city Jorl Norton and wife of Grand Rapids, Purchase $2.5<i worth o( cards Mr Stuson declared that lhe legkia- Henry Norton and wife of Coats Grove. are u uiu:»wrred to Amend charters1 and Lara Norton of Hasting*; one sis-1 frohi us and we will imprint f httM rule cities, such a* Baltic ter..Mr' Myrtle Har^ibergtr. of Grand | lhem with your name FREE! 'reck, so that they' can ir.creaw their Rapid, and one brother-in-law Andy] ix awMincn! tf they find that nec- Cook of thl* city. All report a delight-1 ■--ary and that they can go beyond ful time Mr. Norton returned-to. -. UmiL-s of lhe amendment, if the Grand Rapidi with hl* brother Joel for i Phone 2250 227 W«t Suu St. -gisiaiure wUl <o authorize . -two week* Hastings Printing Co. Unitcd Stat. turreiivy the rate of 110,000,000 per day. Shirts Make Ideal Cifts More than BJXW.Otn laxnc* in UM I United Slate* me electrli - toaster*. I Little Major Shirts A compute new-gtork n reived thi:' week. CT 1 I Sizes U to 11'... All I one *]>ricc— " White, blue, green, tun und aborted You Are Welcome Here Waters Clothes Shop �THE HASTINGS, BANNER WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1M3 PAGE 'made of tlie boy a lovable, human patently tinzolmble crimes actually to character and ’ hu placed him in a* work at his profession. comedy that is one continuous laugh from start to finish. He should have Attractions .... to medal of honor for bringing outComing the Dec. 25-2®—Will Roger* in "Too Busy THATCH MY BOY. ; brut cure for gloom t hat hit* appeared to Work." Husky football players from the on the horizon since 1929. Dec. Tl—Clive Brook and Claudette University of Southern California na­ (Continued from pace one) Colbert in ■Hie Man From Yesterday " tional championship teain and St. PROSPERITY, Mary’s College fount! themselves geh------- ... ----- 7-— j.-.a rcenc from one ot the good old’ agreement by ctttwr partv’ut.dnon­ iiiiicly in tlie inovira in, Ckilumbla's;weMcni nu-lodramaa of silent screen]1 Jun. 1-2—"TeM of the Storm Coun* payment of ills account by th* uni ’ ’I JURY’S VERDICT FWOMINTIFFS At the Theatre LHtffidJRdteJrt «r‘ «lw’'Poll> Mwun comedy. "Pro*_____ e and we shall be prinianly liable ter ilw Di mbrilte\nd^Miu*raar*’Ck'. Dou«liU*. Pey PROGRAM FOR BALANCE OF WEEK payment of same and upon demand Uiimorilie and others | Tip, eptsode depict* M1m Dressier . Wednesday-Thursday-Friday - Polly We promise to pay the amount to Furat These behemotiw were actually taking hri grandchildren to a small- Moran and Martr Diesiler Ln "Pros- and Thomas ’•*• without any- -----proceeding obliged to don greasepaint and make- town tiwntre and it is here that the parity." • being taken by • them against >uid upf The makeup wav applied by Nor- old-tjjne western drama is shown. Saturday—Buck Jone* In "Hello dealer • bert Myles. Columbia'* makeup expert, proving to be a riotous travesty when Trouble ". ’ C. N. Tobin*. Atnong the football players wiu> played "op tlu* tquare' after lhe old, ’ Gem go H Wickwlsc, donruid the maria of the thesplaff i fashion. In addition to tlw humor E I, Dim!?!-. wen* a number ot All-American foot -I provided by the film itself, then- are The agreement and guaranty wax acball heroes, including Ruts Saundera.'the antics of the inimitable Mias Dress-] ,cepted by Furst and Thomaa on the who wa* called Race Horae" Saunders *lor in her attempts to keep "the young। 17th day. of October, 1929 They im­ Fashion-Right and once electrified 90.000 persons by:>ters quiet, and tier mmoyunce to her' . mediately shipped, on order of goods takingto ball on the kir.kotl and racing neighbors when she takes tlie children | to Mr Hyde ter 9245 (’.'/ Mr Hyde ; r95 yards for a touchdown through the out for water und other thing*. -j c<i'ded nt once to. sell, the mi-rchundise entire Notre D.une team; Erne*.' PmckMbrt of the mother-in-law joke* you] and establhh a busir.e v tn the western (Continued from page one) <»t. unanimous choice for All-Air.* rl- ever hear are brought to life in "Pros­ jjart of Ionia county He continued can lullbHck; Gaius Shaver. Earl perity." for in their rw-west comedy. p , p„rhnn. 7“^ , Claus uhl1 to order further product* until tinflparling, Ernie Smith. Jim .Musick, Tay Mis* Dressier mid Miss Moran piny the ] month of April. 1931. when hl* account roles of rival mothera-in-luw who me J ” bOT,t ' knou.-. Brawn and Butclrsfrilh*. /• .—, ----------------------. ■ wa* Bcverai hundred dollars behind. Tlie committee wishes the liamu r to nil* football -.■quences of the picture -«Hi*tanUy in "hot water" as a result T,w comitettee Hanner ....a.,.,.......that Odd Fellows Arena . ... has i. . On the 23th dnv of April, If*31 Futu ..— .—u...— *... ...—. u.. ----- ’ of thi-ir attempt^ to regulate tlie hv«. announce Outstanding Value! were technically directed by O*cor ] ,v Thomas termmated his contract num-led children, enacted by upixiinu-d os one of the five ath-]. 'vhereupon Mr. Hyde letunied the George Hendrian. better known u. a.; uf “ Dutch" Hen iriun Who mentioned Atuta Page and Norman Foster. ‘ Iubs in Michigan to hold c'.lmf-1 "Dutch" n’..» was uuicn lit., ytnirian.. wno was mint.omu Cumjc W(rW1|thu of |hp nation bouts tor the famous Golden ''goods lie tlu-n had on hand, for liiost Ifhat a Gift! for A)I-Amencan honors when lie was a screaming battle which break* Glove clmmpjpnshte contest being, which the plaintiffs claimed there was at the University of Pittsburgh and clU(lc n Imported 8-Piece the forma! wedding e-***? party iof the Miawor.'d by tiie Free Preswho later distiru.-iiishnl liini.-<-n a.* ■ up up the »* «»• — Detroit' —................ -­ a balance due them-of S69537. player with the New York Giants and' uvuvtiirai betrothed pair, fvfCii forcing them iu to irevri resort YltlS JhU IS is an ihmer honor unexpeett-d unexpected by .v> ’tg theiii What ti ChrivtmM without a Mr. Hyde was unable to pay this other prolessional team; ■ fr> to nn ettv.imll city*hall eeretminv. ceremony, an rtUuidi*' cjiLsode m ui*■>'" luting ’»» an organization orgapizallcn in the tlie boxing box new pklr ol dipper*। Ribbon which Mis* Dressier takes over Uie:iP°rl al«L u clearly indicates an ap- balance, therefore Furst und Thomas Cromwell Is fentured.’ in "That's My inatiaremeut of a grocery store and.’ Preclutlon on the part of‘the boxing called .upon tin- guarantor-, to make the They’ll mean a very merry and pomftom trimmed Wide Boy." as a national gridldm idol? who reveals ingenious methods of making . "mciaL* of the high character of-show,, payment m accordance with the guar­ (,7*ri.Ira ll»e nrucsi color choice. becomes involved In un ugly scandal eiistonicrs buy. and various interlude* ‘ presented by the Old Fcllowtanty signed by them Tiny refused to brown, and t*«. they're an un Wcfi-made—to a Urge dotbcuused by foothill commi rvialiain. The wjuch occur in the home of Mia* Mur-i Also the Banner ha.<been further rc- do so. claiming that the guaranty was u.tral VAI. 1.’hr'..;. nude abroad, lined plat lortn box. with large picture was adapted by Norman Kni- uii. ] quested to state that tlie Christmas not to iuii tor an indetir.itc period of : npeeially lor Peniry's! nurror m lid- Several colors. pa from the novel by Francis Wallace, . ----------I Eve meet will consist of twelve bouts time and their obitgalion was to be fur ■ uutiuir of 'Touchttewn and "Huddle "THE NIGHT CLUB LADY" <■! boxing. Many-patrons believed th*' a* rcaxoiuible extension ef credit and n ’ reasonable period <4 time and that the Adolphe Menjou never docs things. last show t xj long, consisting ot »lx‘ MOVIE CRAZY extended by Fur.-1 and TIuimas by halve*. x teen events, one of which was a six credlL was npt rcasonabl.c in view of the cirWith audiences rolling In the ub,lA. When he get* interested In Russian1 round bout. The .show starb. promptly , t For Men und huiahkT bulgluKUhu-wall.*; <4 tiie .literature, la- obtains a tutor who in {at 8.30 and will ilnisli at about 10:45. cumstinces. theutcr, • Movie Crazy." Harold Lloyd’s struct* him even on the wt. When lie]-------------- -------------------The plaintiffs employed Kim Bigler flrat conudy tn tu\> years Is the fun­ ptUys n role like "The Grand Duchess Size 66x80 OB1TT ARV. of thi* city to institute proceedings niest comedy Lloyd has made since mid the Waiter.'' he studies the habits! Annie Laurie Phillips was bcm in against Mr Hyde and Ills guarantors "Hie Frcalimun" and it proves -if any of waiters for a month before the pic-, Bowne tow-mhip, Kent county. Mtchl- In order to enforce collection ot their . Hire begins. gan. June 13th. 1863 and di.-d at Mur- claim. The defendants retained Mr. ot silence have only served to mature* And now. in "Tlie Night Club Iatdy.".lin. Michlga^. December 4th. 1932. m Adcllxrt Cortright to represent them Large Astortment ' In Chrittmas Boxet und jkrfret the comedian's uf! in which ho lends fils ingenious and Uie iwme of her daughter, Mrs. Glitdv. in defense of their jxisiuon. Constance Cumming* head.* u sup- suav<1 talents to the role ol Thatcher; Draju-r, where she. had been confined u. Because of the distance from Has. (lorting cast that is of exo-pttenal ex- Colt, who rival* PhilQ Vance for ixip-jlwr bed six months ONLM Sp«^ ‘tings and of (he cxjieu-c involved hi at­ A break for Santa! ccllencc. Her role’ is an e.xu'oting one . ularity in contemporary crime fiction. I i.. 1Ha:, M1„ phittiiw » nnitMi i>i ,.,.d .!«■ 1,... Ul, ......... „^,.h H« . ,l»nM*kr “wL? tending the trial, lhe testimony of the nlaintilf* and their witnesses was taken QUALITY ment. Jhc m-cml male kail i-in lhe fieri amateur ddtcctlve like Sherlock. by deposition. The defendants ap­ Coovlructioa* competent hands of Kenneth Thomson. Holmes and Philo Vance, but is actually* lo J?.1 d.,’ £ , in person and testified ul the* und L.UI,.. C!e..r Hale naro. hon- a prdlce commissioner in charge of a ForS. sS O12y* Drlp^n Darc C Mil­ i peared trial.? Flat REED Fiber mih Drop Side ora w th the Stellar romedlaw m the great great metropolitan police force. ? sK^dT metropolitan police force. , fer Merie v. .. .. ' fUnduU M At the conclusion of tlie proofs.-Mr. X most hilarious o! Hh- many hilarious Tills innovation makes makes Thatcher Thatcher . u.,5 .nLJ™ R4nU“11 MU This innovation Sigler moved for a directed verdict in Oh! ONLY sequence*. C oU. as portrayed by Menjou In this ™»ncyColt, u* thl* favor of t!w piaintifTs. upon the Lloyd hinu-elf has netor nefer been in Columbia picture, thi; thq first first practical . Mrs Miner was -converted in the Ruck-a-bye dd- __ finer form than in his r»le of a nlnvie- detective cither to be Actionized or Baptist church at Hemingway. Michl- grounds that the guaranty was abso­ lie—go to sleep lute upon its face and is what is known struck boy from a small town, who plcturized—tire first man who applied Rah ,a,l'r Joins’*! the United Breh- in the M V crushe-v tlie gates of Hollywood. He has iiix shrewdness and ingenuity to apchurch at Freeport wlwre the as a contlnuinu guarantv and that tlwcrib ever at tku 9 ’ *■ , United Bri'tlircn Conference llcrn.wd defendnnts were, therefore, liable far price. Enameled. the-amount due the plaintiff*. Mr. . Mr. Miller to preach. < j In 1902 Mrs. Miller joined the Itete k- Cortright contended that, under the X ■ ah lodge at Lowull. She was &[xux.-d decision* of this state, the defendant* , many years to live and serve faithfully were not liable for more than the first What boy doem’l He to make y | in the home, the church, the lodge, and order, and in any event, that their lia­ things! With this excellent set K HASTINGS. MICHIGAN TELEPHONES: 2244-2557 0 I in the •various communities wiiere she bility did riot extend beyond such nn son can nuke, unmake and ....M and ...u made *.u.uv many friends. inBBB. Al! nn mat 0 ‘ lived that ",nou", ""*> b, yont‘ ,'url! ,lm?1 « «»*• make again to his heart's con­ ’medical skill and loving hands could do “ n-awmnblc extension of credit under tent 1 !wm d»nc by her relatives and trnnds aU ,l,p t'1!’f'uni.-tane<-s of the case. ! who knew she was wortliy uf their be*t Judge-McPeek gave tlie matter cjVe-. Others: 79c and up Olhcrv SI.9S- ar.J up! efforts. " ’ ful consideration and. In view of the ' Those who survive- Mrs. Miller arc ’Tiecirions of tho Supreme Court of our — brother*, ' 'her five * X tlirec cJuldren. six- State, ruled that the matter, should: holding this bloc and that minority were many in the room that would 3* I teen grandchildren and tour great- tx- submi'ted to the Jury under well i definedjuui rc'trictcd issues along the group over their hehds. live to »ce a shortage of food In the \ grandclilldren. Tlie ftUKral services were conducted lines tiuit "tiie amount of credit which. I Rep Brown did not tiave any very’ United flutes and - that food would, : by Rev. Lemuel Severance December may lie extended and for which a guarcrnnpilmentmy wards ter the Federal b-come the mof*t valued commodity in 6th. ut the home of Mr. and Mra. Roy nhtor may be held must be reasonable, Lund Rank of St. Paul, wltieh lias tere- our trade. Other things of interest : Ynrger in Hastings. Mr* Thomjisoti taking into consideration the language ' x;< d on so many fafti mortgaEci dur­ were slated by both speakers. ' and her granddaughter. Lillian sang of tiw guaranty and nil the clrcunl-, • ina ing thaw* trylhi: times. The program worked out to be one appropriate hymn.*. Burial was in Rep. Brown's fine talk was followed of the best ever given ut a Farm Bu­ (Continued* from page one) Bownc Center cemetery. • TTir case wn«, therefore, submitted to 7----------------------------------by some most excellent remarks by reau meeting. It Is regretted that all the Jun* under a careful charge by cording to Rep. Brown. He is irnfavi ... Dean-Eugene Davenport on the ’Agri­ Barry county fanners could not have X OBITUARY. Judge McPeek. After deliberating t>f Cutting these appropriarinre . anc! cultural Situation." Dean Davenport heard these two very fine talks. i Lawrence Mdran was bom July 26 about four hours, the jyty returned a । then only allowing them , troubles»are not __________________ ■m such per- pointed .... cut ..... thatw our The next Farm Bureau meeting will 1866 ut Webster. N. Y. and died at hts verdict in favor of the plaintiffs in thclcehtsue bf piu upproprSehon given ns-a wise of overproduction but one1 '•'* un- lje ito-id in Has’ihgs and Is planned to • ----------------------------------- ---------home Dec 7. 1932. H*b 24. 1902 he was sum of 1670,37., jls collected in’state rax*-.-. He, ” :1* r.7 -— ’ when bexonc of the largest of the year, to not‘. dt--------rconsumptipn. He ------stated' ” that * married to MUs Elsie Van Koughnett This t-siM* is a fine example of lhe’'n favor of dosing an educational"' in­ the young wimen of tin* nation went which other farm onmnizations will and. after amhding a few years farm­ result of signing guarantees, etc. It xtiiution, but foretpg everyone to cut on halt rations to keep slender It was be extended a most c-wdiai invitation. ing they moved to Hastings twenty-two brings out some very Important object down and eliminate' mon* or less u •< - found to affect the termors’ market, i December 20 ' yearn ago where they have since lived lessons. Credit is an IrKli'.pensable b’-s« departments and personnel. He Alw when milltetw of the country’s OBITUARY. ; Most of tills time Mr. Moran was" em­ feupire of our business structure, but j would not rt-i nun-* ml what department heaviest: caters wvre out of work and' ployed al the Tabic fagtory. Death credit shoUld.be extended with care or who thl* should be. b'ut simply cut money. It made a real cut in our food Samuel W. Mote, son of Allen and JL excitement and susmd»I came suddenly after having spent the or.tj caution.- and the individual who Hie appropriation and let the institu- consumption. A man not working doe* Katlierine Mote, was born Aug. 14. 1861, day working st the church. As a citi­ receives the benefit of credit should, Hon eliminate to.suit, itself. not require thi food a man at physical in Indiana. Wlien Zeven years of age. zen and Christian he was held In high linil lrl first ,prove his'worthiness to Its exRep. Brown stated that with the labor doc.s and any way the "Soup:-jie with - - -his - parents ' - moved- -to Campbell, "'"P1 H' ™ •»« teiMul iarton. .—Onc wh(J „„„ .n .u.c.Kn. Klllirn!)t,r:........ change ... of government and parties in Kitchens” arq not given a full ration. ]' ,membri of the Wesleyan Methodist for anothcr should- not only lx- care-, j.ower. the jjeoplc *s should expect more Dean Davenp.'rt felt that the farm­ Michigan, where he spent most of hla ch“rc, ' ’ ful ns to the worthiness of the indp than a cltanfe in ers' problem, will never get before the life, moving to Hastings in 1933. where He leaves to mourn their Ion*, hts vidtml wlioin ho is helping, but liej 3*:-me job.■•c**k«*ra ;-«-(-tn t • :hink that :dl nation iiruil farm organillations buy' ad­ h*.1 pas.-cd away nn 'Dec. 3. 1932. On companion, two sisters, three brothers, should also keep reasonable watch over] this change ntean* is t > give the other vertising apace in the. Nation’s period!-’‘ October 29. 1B90 hr was united tn mar­ three nephews and one niecj^besldes the success or failure of lhe one whom! party wmkera Job-, and tire therefore cals and state their case there. To riage to Pho-be Ttrcher. To this union the church und many friends. . he is helping. pestering {x-ople m appointive po*lCLIVt BOOOA LUA tit Services were held ut the Wesleyan Notwithstandfhg the absence of thelt!c,tw th" thut they do n<>t lems in their farm paixrs does little’ IIUMU UlAItt UM Ml HOC Mr- Fay Allcrding and Unha Methodist church conducted by his plaintiffs from court and the fact that have a chanc-i to seriously consider gixxi. as the right parties do not read Thoma*. IMIKIIMf XUAYtOUaO at home He was a faithful member AOAtenm Altin pastor. Rev. Gearhart. 'Burial?wax in their cas» wa.* submitted by deposi-: tnelr work ahead. these 'papers. In this respect. Dean of tlie Campbell Brethren church for* Riverside.* Cl (junimount ihiturr nuns, the Jurymen were not Influenced, Rl'p. Brown 1* cf the opinion that Davenport said he had "been disup-, many years. He leaves to mourn hU With heart and-mind and hand. by .syinjwthy for loco! parties. Judge] 'w- would have much better govern- pointed in the work of . the Farm Bu-’ He worked until lhe day. his day. was McPeek. in hi* charge, calk'd attention i went if »e would allow all uur elected reau over its fifteen Jrars ot existence.' loos. tlir family mentioned, three grandchildren and one brother, U. O. done. to the fact that cases In this court officials to prore d with their work iu< In spite of the times and talks of Mote of Greenville. besides a host of 'And when the sun wax scarcely lost Kl-imild .•should b*. be tteremilnrri determined nrrnrdina according l« to the the;I they beft* saw fit, and not always be surplus, Dean Duvenport said there friend*. from view well defined principles of justice, rather; He heard the call, his call, to home than by prejudice, sympathy or re­ December 21-22 anew gard for residence of parties. Without a tear, his preparation through He went and there awaits for me jind GET TB SEALS AT you. I.yBARKER'S DRl'G STORE.; SENTENCES HANDED OUT. As an aid to the local sale of tuber- ] Eurl Barr and Irene Gibbs were culosix Christmas seals.’a "serve your-], I brought before Judge McPeek on self" box hii.v been placed In the Ly-'j ! Thursday for sentence. Both had ad- Barker Drug Store fry the Michigan! ■ mittea their guilt of entering the home Tuberculosis- Association. Attractively ot Fred Blow, of Assyria, and taking decorated envelope*, with ■ a design' ; some canned fruit and vegetables and which suggests to.tlw customer uses for j 10 Great toolball a few ccnta In.change, while Mr. Bless the seals, contain loU of 10. 25 and 50. was away at work. Judge McPeek fined A coin slot in the top of tlx* box-re­ U<|i»««i*te •Barr 8100. If he did not pay it he ceives coms in payment for the seals. • •was to be sentenced to Imprisonment Samples pasted on each aide of the Football j in the Jail for several months. He jiaid. coin slot show the design of the 1932 : ; and was put on probation of from six seal to be children, a girl and boy. You don’t need a lot of money to buy some handsome months to two years. Irene Gibbs was Hinging from a huge song bxtk. witni piece of furniture now. Cqme in and you will be sur­ ; given a fine of 825 and required to pay the double-barwd cross in red. emblem it within ten days or take several of tiie nntJ-tuberculosis camjialgn, in i prised at the prices we are quoting. months imprisonment.' tlie background.. The lion's share ot December 23-24 the earnings of tlie seal will go to early HOME BURNED MONDAY. I The alarm of fire Monday forenoon discovery of tuberculosis among MichlJUST A FEW SUGGESTIONS I was duo'to the bunting of Will Mont­ gan children next season. gomery'* home, one-half mile cast of PASSING OF FORMER RESIDENT. | Tables, Lamps, Cedar Chests, Living Room Suites, Rockers, the Andrus comer, in Hastings townThe remains of Mi?. Lizzie Kahler/1 I ship. The house, which wax a small Rugs, Pictures and hundreds of other useful articles. tone. and ti»e contents were a total loss widow of Albert Kahler, will be Mr. Montgomery livid alone. He had brought here' Thursday fofenoon and. burial will be made at Prairieville | I left his home a little time before the ■ firw U'L. anH wac in frvi-n Thursday P. M. Mr and Mrs. Kahler; lived in Grand Rapids and after hl* lieved that it caught from the stove- death. Mrs. Kahler went to Oakfield. N. Y., where she had relatives. AccomPlpe, panytng the body here will be Mr. and \ “Complete Home Furnishers Father (to himself): "I can’t under­ Mrs. Henry Dash’ and Mt> and Mra. j Frank FUhitr Oakfield. ■ the ladles. stand why my watch won’t go. I think---------------— ot -- --------------------TELEPHON1 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN f -------------------While’ it need* cleaning." being sister* of Mrs. Kahler. W1 Bon: ‘It earn be dirty, baddy; Bis'here they will be the guests of Mr. i and 1 had It in Um bath thl* morning.” Mra. Herman Zcrbel, ■ 4 AMATEUR BOXERS TO MEET LOCAL LAOS J. C. PENNEY CO.iNc. 'rAT^ Fabric ■ Gloves Women’s Felt Slippers 49c Manicure Set—98C 49c Silk TIES 49c - Christinas Fancy CARDS BLANKETS 10- IOC 2 08 27-in. CRIB Doll Carriage' Construction Set •nly $ CTI?AM TH EAT aw SUNDAY & MONDAY Dec. 18-19 YQU OFF YOUR FFFT IT WILL HAROLD LLOYD Movie Crazy CO. FARM BUREAU MET ON WK COUPON - TUESDAY - NIG H T A7 P £11 FTTT toadcd with ,a,ent< l/lfv __ HIE niGni«fjiiniB WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Furniture for Christmas Do you know that furniture makes the finest Christmas presents to be had and will be ap­ preciated for years to come? FRIDAY & SATURDAY Miller Furniture Company = �page Form THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER H. 1«1 The Hastings Banner ■°'«rnment far «u>«buuon among the ___ ___________ Z.___________ tanners who lived up to their allotrui>:.h~t «r-rr w,dn...i.r, nicnt contracts . while one-third or An_O!d News<>apcr. ’ *i ilMt^rx Mi-kina. 13.85 would be kept by the procc^irs ■ ...... “. The Barry Pioneer --------------------------- The domestic allotment plan would Personal Jdumalism Plus "THEY SAY" KILLED BRUTUS. TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. SEVKNfY seventh YEAR boos: the purchasing power of farmers. Brutus wtte a good dog? the friend. Kingsley Anderson. Richard Cook. ““ ?t ogIt< *i hm11 How much u a question. Emtlmattw Della Harold. Einar--------------Frandren.---Kenith ly. tull-wagglng. smiling kind of dog. Through the courte-»y ot Mrs wv.m - Downs. -----------------tary f.om 635 to 811 million* of dollar. Wanting to be petted he jumped tijK>n Kopp of Woodland, who will be re- McIntyre. Craig Sage. Harold Hoove— -•----- —-------------- F un wheat, cotton, tobacco, rice mid truumal. TH. s. r*»«• »• »*>>«». 2^"^! . . .... ,, , , ,. „ , , (In- Banner lui.< bun mven a copy of ejwain. Grace Edmonds and Helen < ti sh.- told this to said Brutus hadBatrJ. Qiumy Pi„Ur,.r whlch BaH Chidester will be home from Ann Arwill came from laboring and small jluniJet! and rtiapjad. The urxki - r-, published in, Hartin;. This particular lK’r (UI Friday for the hollijay vacation. joblwZdci cLuves who today, are equalhad said Brutus was froffjin? al ’c-ipv u dated December 11. HteB Mr Mrs B L Kenyon "and son, J ly as hard up ‘as Hie farmer. Tin* mouth. Some boy :- saw Brutus and ■ Tin- Pioneer was tlie first pa|»-r pub- .RogCT- and Misses Gertrude and Glenfact Ip* led some commentator.*. t , •inc ’ ■( atones Druitt.- tan. "Mad dog. 1 ltelWd4in thu county ti< the ertabluhed nn H0?*!' of Lansina. spent Sunday J.dogruhe 1h>». cried. Brutus wasitheN- m December 1831. or about five w,th Mr*-- tydfa 'Rogers and other ai Venture the opinion that'the. domestic — Mad. dos relatives. ’. ’ ” • .'years before Use, Banner, lu pubh.a- ~ “ • allot merit plan will not - tnernuc lhe cornered-and'shoL1 Mr. and Mrs. Will Kronewltter of From Ki*'-u> fo ‘candal Li u short-tlon u-as discontinued, during the Civil ' nnilcital purchasing power of the coun- step, and hruirn -help „„ pie |Wn»n-or;---- ... . . flcniulrutJc In ... .,«, ..... . . ------- ..^ 4UM Middleville and Mr. and Mrs. John • .r It v<u iwlitie... tiung attai, —‘ whom thA-public - - - - ■intnd "‘Tim. number guv.-'nearly all of its °n!'r anil Mm of Rutland Were Sunday unit rd.- A IJ. Gallery ITuredla; reading sp.id- to an .ucount of the trial of Mr. und Mrs Elroy Tobias County Advert lid John Dillon Maple Grov,.' *’r an,*J Mrs Arthur Lnubaugh. Mrs. chargvd with the murder of Mrs Jan: Gilbert a,Uw"'f Fisher. Mrs 'r~ Wjn. w- Ducker und the ptirciia-ina power of unothc Hording, of that t iw‘n--hlp. Tin- crim*; , Mrs.-Glen Laubaugh spent Friday bl Adminbtreition of a law th v.is add III h.e.r- <«ci;rp (l un Muy :’l Grand Rapids, •ii focus your eve up-j Jt, v leaumuiiy oi many wit, ?f!^i Char k\fjlrestcr. two voltes .several million farmers dl 18511. lllic tc&timony of many witturr <il soujl some great bixik. con-.; *' Kh-’n. among tiu-m lu-ui-.; Jviu-rtrr’ mi!.‘rJ1 .ro,a“k Creek were visitors .lid thoughts <■'. .™., .,mc; Jam* • Raiuom. Wm liaiuojn. Israeli Sylvester of Battle ‘ — tinning the ., i at Harry Ritchie's Sunday. ■ te ■like the -S. Greer, Lt-wcs If Hokomb. Samuel! great and souring soul’■ It Mr and ... Mrs. ’ Charles Warner and uarmth and In-lit of the sun Ulal ;>nr- Tlall. laitxm Carpenter. Oren Babcrck. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fox v " und ‘ tratr.- tiu- .sombre ■liudou.'i of nn ovrr- w„ Butter. a.» w MU.., Hrm-ry । children :v"lc were Sunday gut-ata °-emt -ky; it i.i like the fragrance of M,Ul.,ry. Im,..- UNtawk. J.mra A of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Fox. ■ w. K. Un* John F re nut equiiipvd to handle Marcus S Stebbins, Mary Ann Hard­ ;<*k. that bookkeeping and mcininri. while’ yet the dew Itl din- ing. Abram .L Harding. Martin S ; TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY. iance would be needed and ,;s of daybreak.<jVor instance, let Beckett. A»a Lapham. John Carpen-1 Mrs E c. Russ retunird Tuesday k.vWBv ,rom Chicago Where she was th* guest •v Ward BecchcSrp through the: of adth'.imuil ju-rs-'Cincl t yda Price. M. • Julia Down ot Mr Mrs W. J. Field. veftlhg years^sirW- last in person mt'iKla’tr. G Hamilton. Dann-1 Herring. Mury Mr- u,)'1 Mrs Frank Sllvcns arc this earth, nndlake your hands B. B. ■ Hiram Me- -I'cnam,: the week at Saul! ste. Marie. is while li-.« give, yon x-nctniragvLapham. Dprtu.. Lap-!”5- delegates to the slate grange. ; Willi tluuutdH’ -if on,Palmer. Wm Jov. AhiMr*- Ll!i‘ Hummers of Charlotte is iteraaUr method* .for < me a tjish of .-and and tell mu Brocks. Dr.’A. E I’vffhing the week with her cousins. ilume qf agrkuituraf pro Nearly all * f tic - u, Mrs ..Sarah Fisher and Mrs. Ed. Bird:ht Itxik for them with my ....•„ — ... sail. rcb for. them kith my rimnsy Mte.wv Clara Aliteon. Cora Honey.' ..;<l when this and W‘ unable to detect them.- Um. Ethel Hilton and JoH-phine Anderson in- fake'a magnet ami xwecpl ■•• erv h: Grand'Rapid* to.-see "JuliiB, oiiah the :and wild how it would; Federal Farm Board hiiti'ext thi Ce.i>ar" ut Powers. - * w. tn itKctf the almost in-.l.-fjbte par--; Evidently there «z< remdderab will not be well for Jbc Unffcd S Mfs. I > B. Dfouillard w ho has been by the mere power of attraction.; ■ ■rance fur what on**-may call plunge headlong into an tin • unihtmkft|l heart, like my- flnccr ■ onalyjpinultem" in th- e old uav.v - -- -- - ---------- ------- -■ .. -. u.- \ti te- the iollwmg iR-iii from ’”'’ J*Iat'5s “n<» <rte n<U in Grand ----- discovers ... — ... ----------- but; Hw sand nd'mercies; ' thankful heart vaccp through; hte l’mt\-*-r reft-rriny : » th.-- then v4•-' HaP|ris returned to her home in B-domewe allotment j» ‘ ’ r'reit -Sunday. . . and ite the magnet finds the, or of thr-Bjunir- ’ i Mr. and Mr.-- Joseph Wardell luft on, will ft find tn । very hour, somi’r ."We aliud - to the BUY AMERICAN ’ ’ iron in;merit nut forth in thi? Banner■ I Tuesday for Edmoo where they will «l>end n fortnight wiih their sun. Dr. Averill.; nm on .ic.-oun-. of ’ it niter imL - r.s Wardell, and faipiiy.t ' form- Birmingham Eccentric. Roy Sei-bcr and Sherman Bull went know with what an ho to Cadillac Thursday morning whenpo6rt;.;n w-- have w 6 the article Mr. Blytiic speak.* of the they will sjx'nd M>nie time hunting and lot about lawk severe competition which ^nt|factur-1 ' trapping, . . . • ' ; W* make the fiilhrvitii Hj-t.n.:., Orange elected the follow-' - ' -■ -:.untry arc-mpctliig right |flU in o tn;: offio.-t.i December 8. 1912: M.-M. own home tnarkc*. not- tv. .ui’itul and high-lmi-nt tins A y(--t*-r;.G WUl Sheffield; S-F R. our high tariff *ajtalnst this ■ounth’. P».rhi tiw-^nehil. winch te expected nom, 'a. «. 'orelgn-tnadfi goods. '’'J*' on the globe. ever, if we dkine lawless I i ma,.-. Urou ..1 p. 1H r Cjmwt I-. r M H Barton;. F.-Mrs, J. I.’. EdaiU| .',u(!h product*, mad with labor wlilch mScui^.XT’.- Mrs. Hedrick; C.—Mrs. ; te paid anyw lH-rc from one-third- to I'.inhv Sheffield; L. A. a-.Frances' onc-tenih of the average,wage for jhe Views and Opinions; ■ IV/iat Others Say This and That Backward Glances; Bits of Yesterday <* Hastings’ •* Christmas^S tore for Men & Boys 'i? Here you find the gift you seek at the price you want to pay. PCRKkSILK TIES 65c to $1.00. Ham! tailored, silk lined lies that a man will be honored to wear. Other ties 25c and 50c. BROADCLOTH SHIRTS, 95c to $1.75. .(Jiiaranleed not lo shrink.' PA JAMAS of lustrous broadcloth 95c to $2.50. M. INTERWOVEN SOCKS 25c to 75c. Com­ plete assdrtmenl, ROBES EOR HIM. A gift that is dis­ tinctive, .S-3.50 t<» $7.50. STETSON HATS $5.00. Stylepark Hath $3.50. 'Other makes $1.00 to $2.50. Many Ollier Practical Gifts for Men & Boys Lambie & Doyle same industry tn thia tountry- Faced. com­ with such competition, is it any wen-. ikr that our manufactun-ra are hav- ’ te Hw li;ir<i time? Nor u il remarkable. al IKc Mieh ciTCiimstnnci A that many A Quotation The Store for Dad and Lad THIRTY YEARS ApO TODAY-. ’ Dewitt Murdnck left Friday, on ,,i .'b:iminess trip tol-cxingtom Kentucky. ! Sirs. Albert ...... fydhant ........... of Kalkaska ... ........ ............. was", TIIE-CLOUDS. the «u-rt of Mrs Phin Smith Monday , aU<xl and hX)kr,| aru<in(1 W|M,IP Ur Alines Lowry te bona- hi«u, .ind lnl;h 1W“er‘’ <I,e ,UV' bW'°. B,‘ ■,bP bl,-m a*a>1n« Un; Blocks;".“I.-; & Sc-tuilnr a Congre.-c;From Our Scrap Book !.man? - ; anu :-<-vrral otlK-rs and last but • I*, and a failure nut least h<>w to "Improve the Old Walter Brown, chuinunn of the pro­ gram enmmitue. thin took charge. : Sung, Hark tin- Herald Angt-U Snur." • Grand Rapids was t|u> important event that culled forth .Tlie clouds Shared one another down Richard Pcltijohn, a former restthe above •ns-u-uig” ebullition f»-un' m..' ten at the sky . dr-nt of thu community, wvlcomcd Um ' -.ur neighbor. W«-. allude to the sub- • Ih-ydnd my ami evtrywik-re Ject tii.it our n-adi-ra ihaj nulicr iln'1 Mikir Fitzlnuuon.. ol Penfield. New Tiie bints How through the aunsblhe. ing of lhe nrgani.'atton of the Pine spirit <4, t his puling, half-starved; mill— : York, return**! hpme Muhd.r. after un where they sang ■ Luke Farmer’.-. Club twenty year*, ago : brained, .'.pedmen of Cod Liver Oil. , So loud, su clear, so sweet, the heavens । at about this Http- (if the year, at lite Miss Ruby Lamb unit Ml" Sadie; rang' | home. How. little he realized what thg Spnmu? of Grand Rapids arc visiting 1 "Craft Of lark and thrush and stare. unitcqmc would be and he rmphnsfalid Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lane. '’he Rikd tl”- club had accomplished !n the community and in the county. turned home M-wnlay accompanied bv in a printing office If Jipt brother. Allred, who ha* »rcurcd Piano Holo. "Fifth Nix-tunic.' MImIGladyr Walker So filled wish sunshine; never saw the; rt po.Uon .i' ent.ineer for the M and ■ rtrt-f Hup!. M t. Fear of the Plainwell 'IJ Rarxb Company. ’ > And tinted clouds mF high and free and jay: dnthm mid the .'j>l<-ndid work they nr hirit lhe average ctri;urt Each-danced to the horizon like a bov doing in the Plainwell und Ql.u-go ot A rtatmutit by Let out from school, each tumbled mlS'iuoK ix. well ua m »n <>f Alh-aan and niwr president of tiuBurry emmtiri. wiih the same ccrvlcre FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY • rer than those’ to rural schools na they give to city And ran away* evening occurred thr an-. -Janie.-, Steven-, in "Suhgs From thu Isrhooh. Hr told of thi- ncci.-s.vary but the iMMind working eight riion./.j offtevrs far Harry . Clay." • quulllicttiions of the rounty purses. He lo read all the 1.1 K ut P in Castle hall mid . , . • midja-MZi-d the aduuita:<-:. j»f mental Ji.vgirm- m-ivici-. Mr Eear enllghti-m-d- . experimenting with M >../:.v ",MOTOR DRIVEN COACH ompllidicd. Prolate Ja» L Crawley; Mil ( > i. M ot f - Fred Battle Creek Firm Designs Car a pieavin.: .->!(>. ‘Tlie HwretcM Hl< RSi rron; M. of E -John IJunburd; K : Ever Told .uccomimnied by M That. Makes Teal Trip To Aracncalu uill go of R. mid S - E. G. Holtin. <k. Trustee* Kathryn Brown nt Un: piano. rir lllv n blood hr Kalamazoo And Return -E Y Regie; Installing officer—Dan Mr.-. Gladys Gali-/' of Kulainio in wrouhd und.euw. Reynold! . . • The Clark Equipment C-umpany' of • CHARLOITE REPUBLICAN —Coun- :• Hattie Battle cn-cK Creek Rave luve devterd devited n rtrrumstrearn- Ufa Jc.sUs anti "Tne Widower Wlv> . r. r»r.« vni... nn-uuwiCleri.: Charley f*|- ■-I-- M VT Mack Kln/.U of nf Hastuig.-. U.kitlnn. I >...lined, ■ —motor-driven . . .»... coach which, i: Would Marry Agntp." ■ the best men in Michigan, was j would Ac, m, ought to help th<| rail-! A Christina* Story. "The I/.t Word " tty viMerday. nxtds in theeting bu, competition. Thte was read by.Mr*. K«ndall*in a verv Maude- Bartley Mt Saturday I new rar. which will comfortably h a’ pleasing way. ' Klllicl{ W(U utk(^ {o ti<J1 u) |hif : Kalamazoo prhere she will visit. n Lixty tMS.«eng<-ra mid which t. bt-uuti-;. community »«= apiurently. Jew (far. before K-turnitiK to Album. lfUiiy. fnndsjwd. wua tru>i out <>iKjhi*tJnvi-.-tipiti-ii i ;(t M. 8, c. but very lituith-wStwioiial prv.j; thieving Gardner Potter of Orchard Park, Michigan Central track, the other daj. Th-'Tffjui i mntmn h available. r»-o>v who has txrn in the rr.y tor the post making a trip to Kalamazoo and, re- Bla«. it former student at Uw college. two jcturnel home Monday. !mrn *a- called upon and assured us there on tnc third page FREEPORT HERALD — John O . n i_. capable of a J-p*-ed of 8.> miles-. would be action taken by the next legtrfcib^. lice Nag.fr and family moved tn Hartings i .u; |l(>ur on a straiglu-away track and iisluture in regard to this matter • trrday und John fakes his seat al t would have no difficult In holding to , Sour. "Silent Night." Mrs Robert cun- <u roimt-. clerk- Bv their removal )nny „r .stx!y mil* s l(n hour Ils oper- Walker und Sirs. Homer Brown In <]K>:! l> < - oj^of her best tun:-< At.TO1>;U(j Sl, u. comparatively simple Ret Kendall closed the meeting with me., but w hut is our i.. Hasting:.- ■ a,.d .. require, oniy-t, j.mall crew The prayer, i r junty ,: “u:have no reason to doubt; tl,-.-jng compared with steam power tej Mr aiRT Mrs Bert Brown have in­ ‘.VX44* J0.11’4 1 lht' r^MUon with,Kl|fj to i„. quite Ur,:i-, Everyone will; vited the club to meet with them on noncr, ihope that some, plan may bv worked Saturday evening. Dre 31 Plea.Mj note Hcptmrn of Gfand Raplos visit- .,ilV by ,lw railroad . ..<■> that they can tlrts will be three week., instead of the datllgj ru . h.; *irter. Mra. Ellen B«-nitey11 si:c«-,.;.mi.My mtn bus competition Tlie Thursday•’ -free use by trucks und buwes ot imTIIORNAPI’LE GARDEN lLTY-FlVE YPARg AGO Arm TnnAV proictf highways, II’UT Y-IKh YEARS 7ODAY b>. ,h, made, paid has for pul and lhThe beautv ot the *tn/er hbme.cSn in*- i.up year Party, under the railroad.? nt a.great disadvantage in be enhanced by the nrrdngeinen! of a auspm•' of the young ladlei of the city, competition. It is unfair competition,: few simple decorations which are m­ ,.i Ujupn hall ws? largely attended. -;.nci> railroads have to buy their own . eXiwivii.e und jet so beautiful. bringing ' havr bc.pn B ?,eas*!riglit of way. build their own tracks; , Jup.ui<-.H‘ iuht-.-nib can be used a., an ant anair. iand majntam them. । attractive decorative substance if mA petition u be ng circulated asking, T1„ CUrk company are Urge rnsnu- lernungb.-d with lent branches Ar­ Creek In n un 9L , ". r * 1I ? fe * ‘.hc,taw ^“‘^ facturrt* and have put a lot ol money range the ianftrns first und then .-.lip ■UL fTTATE roLlCL , ,ng all saloons 10 clow at eleven n clock I ln u experimental car m the fern foliage in a mt and mi's nt be .-urprned it wnv m lhe evening, and keeping closed all , nu__________ wpenmenia qr. . _i . ________ffitehioil. ,mt»d into the hmrhght day Sundays It is receiving a large,' -------------------FINE LAKE CLUB, Surrounding year flower p»fa with o ab<>iu!i the mfate ponce, number of names. ■Humor ut | The Pine Lake Farmer's _£iub and , crepe paper will change then appear­ r qarctian Hut should Tin- full term of our-----.-•hoqo will: .: guesr-. met with Mr. and Mrs. Clare ance so much and ahou the plant* ti>> -- — vlo-c Friday of this week. It U said the: Blackman and Mr find Mrs Richard mare prettily-. Ure your own judgment It aould be acU tb gti it over 11 waukee Railroad. winureterm will wL. open -r...on __ __ aKM..w. hall tn Plain- In the colors of crepe paper used Rrd wmteretertn the____ 2nd'______ of j Pettijohn at .Fletcher Tlie proprietor various gperdetA around fawn that tlie :|u*nt «nJ u!.ere u'.ieat to be paid by tlie nulJanuary, trust'the 'z ^zzy. tot zz we trust the board boardofofcducdu-1well. well.Saturday. Saturday.Dec. Dvr 10.10. Tlie forenoon and green are very fl!ling this season record establ^lu-d by- Sir Makoto • c. dunging personnel ol spore no pains to. make it a comfort­ cation will give scholars and teachers, u as spent In vtnilmg. At about noon ®> they to aptly s ugg tut tlie Yule sea i. nr believe lhe stale able and agreeable one. CampScdi m 247 mites pin, per hour; u two weeks vacation[a w....... .*°n “ '*£? *«.* ’ ? ’ «5 ‘ ‘ “ On D -.„ , „ I 4 ,ovvly <Ju,ncr *•? “rvetl by ,hl: C. Shepherd, Proprieu*. inc .J unable value mid ti .n-. ... -r «... .u. .. .. _ narcJjtsu| wh(T , The State Grange. Patrons of Hus- of the club, after which .. the meeting, that tlwy rant comr anywhere tw&r ol ccurAT’. would be compelled to - sacrificed, tn politic.-,. Tlie bandry. was m nesaion at Lansing last w As railed to order bye the president...sent ; : that.- and that it's a w**re of guwiir.v a very nice appearance as they in their traffic relations.; charge an extra 1c per foal,thus bent(veck. Hon J J Wogdman in the chair. Ixh- Nottingham. grow in pots or in bowls, with gravel or to keep irying.-ArkMUA, Carette. . -laays been popular bpt Barry county wa, represented by Z. B.| Singing. ~ ~ - ; rnou to hold them in place; "Tell the Old. Old Story." Dttuig muiselt by l-3c- per leaf from: are bigg.,.- job* for them Hun NEWS GLEANINGS. Hoyt ami John W. Briggs and wife of Rev. O E. Kendall ot the Baptist; A hlUe thinking will bring a tiie ux. Suppose that a poor family Another good radmjins exrrciMt con- wr< traffic watching. Whatever i-. ob­ Venezuela is -the mx-t' northern Yankee Springs and Aaron Durfee of cluirch welcomed ua most heartily to^arrangement I ot year house plants. cats tliiec loaves of bread |»r day ur ,aisfa ol moving the jieid from left to jectionable about the system should Baltimore. Fletcher hall. He then led the efevo-;; Change their arrangement occastonally country of South America, 1005 loaves yearly. The extra consum­ right when mked to hive a second irf eliminated. but the Male police sys­ — George 1L Brooks tuu now two aing- tlonal* by reading the Twelfth Chap-1 and you will never tire of your plant, tem i-hpuld made valu• , be retained ------ ------and - — - •-*7 8,000.000 ton-s ot ralt are product"! : ng schools, one al Yankee Springs and ter of John, fallowed by prayer. er cwt, brought about by. tills excise helping—London Opmicn Do not bank your plant hopes on to «-un county in the *rate annually in tiie Untied States ■ the other ut Orangeville village and ,« many ....... plant- ‘ fax would thus be J1UH5 per year. Two"Hems of Infayrat- were tn charge of flnui-rt ffowers Umu> alone a* .... -----. . ,«x< Ki,Sai . By u'r through ---------iia cooperation with ttic forces Mra. Nettie Keyes and she read some jas.beautiful with foliage mdy J * Fralertftiy man> motto; • d the .-Ucriff* and other local officer.... , Th? jlw IUU pound m indium, a ri... .•uu,tr>. why not VU1|W , ,hint U111 to lw employ teach very inlcrcstlnq articles from the) Do not fail to utilu7v<,ur irK..,. t. - । W. H. "Berkey In CaasOpufa Vlg-■ , metal. retained iu cxcLc Uu to the Federal । fifa-borrow it.—Yellow Crab. metal, was yroaucid m Cleveland and in this city? Hr,te the best toucher 1 • lianUi------- ——--------- .------------- -------------* tvaiued al g?MO.—-------- -mueie-ittAhte part of the stateA-----pay American wages to maintain Amer-1, Iran living condition; g:;d face c<-mj*Utors who pay. but a amql! per-renfage of sech wages. ,und d<> not hare to makr tfw:r aoodS’'undrr the (karting conditions required by our factory laws? We heard a go<»i deal about "robber tariff" tn the late camojign. but a matter of fact, ortlj ' 38 per cent’of the tmtauts into this- ■arr.ed.‘ • Pungent Paragraphs Way of Our World �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WKDNt'SBAY. DECEMBER 14. 19M ♦ Economy Sale Friday, Dec. 16 Saturday, Dec. 17 te & Sanborn i DATED, lb. Coffee 26c Hershey’s Cocoa 10c P & G or Flake White SOAP J Pure Cider Flour, 24^ lbs. 63c Mother's Best More Loaves Per Sack. Better Bread bart IOC Butter h.-lb. SIm Vihegar 2pt.bot. 15c Pineapple, 2 for 25c Crushed or Sliced. No. 2 cans Shultz or Middltvill* u. 25C MEAT SPECIALS CHICAGO BRANDED BEEF Beef Ribs,... lb. 6c I would eat raw oyrteri *fhc Japanese, light globes. besides other electrical jhe said, have ways .Of fixing up the equipment, which site b able to make j J raw tbh so that II is very palatable. ■a much-cheaper with her low wage-'*' । Japan U taking on western ways rnp- (or Uber and with the depreciation of ’ ililly. On tiie streets you we men an-J sixty per cent in the gold value of the I women mostly dreaaed as you would Japanese yen. ';nnd them in this bouptry: but when As illustrating the difference in '.hey get home they like to put nn their wages. Mr. Cole stated that lhe factory ORIENTAL COUNTRY IS RAP- Japanese japaneie clothes, clotiiea. because they seem so su which he manages in Japan has 1.500 much more comfonahlr IDLY TAKING QN AMER " ‘ “ * The ordinary Ja(M^es«: hotel, hi- said, IOAN WAYS is comfortablo if one can bnw ac- j*r month in our money, when tlie yen costumed to sleeping on the floor and i» wortl) Par At the prevent urn'-, with no keeping warm with the contrivance.- the yen selling at 30c in our money, EARTHQUAKES ARE which they use then-, which give out the wage* would average only 412 in COMMON OCCURRENCESI very little heat. Japan', t- highways gold per month Compare trust with ' an* n<> comparison to thaw ot thb the $25 oo ar MO.OO per week paid in . country; but they do keep tlw- rood* in this country. Baseball Is Recognised ’ pretty grxxl-shape, and there an* many Mr. Cole declared that the Japanese ul Sport—Country Still Has utitomobHrs travelling them. •ire really line, lovable and courteous Mr Cole told of a visit people. .Living -urnotw them as a Queer Customs a >. . !'•*«vi’llagc, when* lu- » •.Tli-iqfnbtT-of dhfr |I.x*i>:igs fUXary ^vt'ral fO>.:u v M,V(,ra] banljcra ixtujjen, who a-h<, were holding pleasure; yet to him there Is no counm compwrabh Club listened ura very tnloyndhtf h*!"1 a mooting In that villain Before* th* | ul th«*tr Mumiav-'n'/.'n Ihnchcdn. Jfrten. ’ banquet everyone wu* required to take by Edwprri Cdt-, who. vitoi bwn and ,i. 1*1111. After that ceremony h«- ux lived’ for several years in this city, but expecuxl Ul put on a paddetl k;nv>n < money, it is worth one iiundred oat who moved from Host inu t about thir- and' k»a*e off his Eurdjaai: cJothe*. ut gold the Whole world over ’ ’ ty-thn*' years ago For the List four­ Hi- Mid he found it* quilt dlttlc-ult t<i Tlje conditions itl.'cli^rd by Mr Cole teen years Mr Cole has been conduc t- keep himx-lf pru|>trly wrapped up -Ivow that, despite- Hw- uni! rau-s n*w while at the table. It srenv ’ ‘ “ ht operation, u great quantity of for­ tug buslncz* in China and Japan. . . the representative of- lnjf f'„]llinbja custom In that country, hi* eign goods arc bring dumjx d in. thi phonograph Company, United Stales. We arc wondering lu»a booth. wlwrc there arc {mH* <>t water, the new democratic administration wH charge of lhe factory . company' which manufactures its {iro­ which he cun ire with ihc soup before be able to ‘Tower the tariff rates a: iu> RvU into the bis wooden tub • Hr they have promts*<1 ’It will bi* .-.err been in the,Orient, un h« passports -.aid the emburasdnu part to an Annul- that manv rates will have to be largrij and In every other way that would inrn-usec: rather than lowered.. OllierwiM- we will be turn name hb home. he iui* put down ‘ Hal­ b.ith and wIikx! th? body with towel.-., i market ting.-.. Michigan." manufacturerr. In dttwribim: a trip to Japan and EDWARD COLE TOLD . OF LIFE IN JAPAN Round, Sirloin. Porter House or Swiss HINMAN’S Christmas 8 rT~tT TTQ AT? F11.0 X X^ZA-Lv. onr has been establi«hed atnce Ume Immrroartd. No Investment is more worthy than a family memorial. Il ronimemnrate* the family name for all time. So many evade this obligation or duty, not purpoaely. with the result that many a loved one haa an UNMARKED It may be yqti are planning the erection of a monument or marker, this spring. By making your selection and placing an order now. you will save considerable money as we arc offering a SPECIAL DISCOUNT on all orders. (runt and look our designs over. Va fires are at lhe vety Hastings Monument Works . Ironside Bros., Props. Hastings, Michigan Telephone 2497 You Cannot Tell Whether Sausage, 2 lbs. 25c 1 Building Memorials —first the northern. which b iiously. but his lurel* compromised by M-ndinK in two- Geisha girl;. While Beef Steak, 2 lbs. 25c said that was ;i,rluHim: and unintrn-st- !crs. Uh- Japnneta regard it as just one lug trip, nnd aju to' mean a khi- of the ordinary things ol-lHe. „.u„ prebirtu! ................ He said nuiroad Irttiiv. in Japan aie pra>tiKHM vyyage ’ He much Oh • " Hawaiian quite thy equals InconUrrt and convcnthe southern route by- C Hinman's Home .Made. The Best Islands. with a shun stay-at Hon«M ny. Tiie department Mores. particu­ whiclt made an inirre^tlni* brj iik in t larly m Tukio und tile big cities ol j trip Tn: days-out from Hr.nbltdri o Japan, are**!idly equal to the be->;!' Pleasing You Pleases Us w*. have in this country and. he mud. I hama. Bine their display, windows. in urttMic merit.| uurpiWM anything that could be found) , In tki.v*ir any other country model n. wii . Japan i.s becoming quite in place* inndi as I-* resist tlie shaking p* earthquake* which are s Phone 2491 We Deliver The Big Little Store ...^ so ,-jgiu- teunvi have piuyed with leading there. Earthquakes are •<»iu I’d-, Japan ctmt one s*v.^ l . our hts nor- rillegc team.; in Japan. It is the. ver-: • ■■ w American player* that the vou»»tu>.> about twin Often then' are ■ MARTIN COItNERS. Grove male quart< t. and the violin 'ai^frdinmV ball (flayers in the world. They are Japanese imn/. wltiel Mr and Mrs Clyde Conrad and chil- . music by Mis* Beutbp* • nut quite equal to swatting th*' ball f dren of Hast in,w,'Mr. and Mrs. Hoy1 Remember the L .A 8 will m*-et with the -Mini - vigor.u* the Americans;] ma " - - Hasim;;. and Mr. anil Mrs 1 Wednesday, Dec 21 for <linn< r *ilh but'they are improving on that r]ght| Blanch*- Bayne. All an- ciirutally Allck Belt*— also Ha' latter's'mother, along. Invited to. attend ~ Farming and farmers in Japan. oaj a Japan*.'-* lionie he must contnuted with what we know In Ulis’ take off hl* .'![o-.'-. Irecause lire floor* UH confined lo’his lied Mr. and Mrs- Chas. McDermott "are made and not improving very rapidly. ; spent a few days with theft' daughter, poli." ’ ’ xposed and. The average farm consist* ot a tea • are mats .-quare rods, about tire sire n( a coiqilci Remember Hie s a. and preaching Mrs. Clarence Ttnrter in Raidingsbusiness loLs. but the farming la try-1 • terner n* xt Sunday beginning jit 10:30 Mr. and Mrs. Burdette Lyttle. Mr. -----tensive. The t*« farms are usually on] vclotk. Coin*: to 8 S. and stay and and'Mrs. Harold Kidder. Mias Inex|>f fa>|>;terrace., along mountain sitfe*. arid] otn of removinu lira;- .1 good -c-rmoo . ' • ‘ Axhby and' Morris Ashby uttcnded thejuniv*T.-;.d the]' make a bedutllul sight indeed. Farm-; P. T. A. ut Cluverdnii: Friday evening. !' The Parish Family night was field at era there rarely own their farms, but ’ bs >ui lurmiur lla- Martin church Friday evening.'not- John .. Kidder is vjuitlng hW brother 11 them. r.» many iking present its wuud on ar- nt Frerp'irl . M rent i water bagx. etc. There are forty-eight Mr. Cole ail p-itd a high < niti’ ul the cold evening. We all rnMr, nnd .Mrs Burdett*' Lyttle went t>yi J*-’countries told that compliment are now off to the tliut Istheir busl-l irtncipally raw nsh and*5 the joy< *t the Hue talk given by our 'new shopping in K^lanUBPoiFnday. goldJapunn'e. standard.saying America about the] ne*.*. nu-n nre loyal, square-dealdfstrii-' ; iiiN initciidi'iit. Rev. Hugh Carl Andi-r - of Dim-gi\ajM’nl Friday Q'only country exceptkeen, France and Hol«ibly .die critic fish: and y Kennedy, also the music by thr Coan* with Fred Ashby and family*. n land that stick to the gold standard. bimm-rt men Slates* Ju.<t ntIsthe present keenly lime jSiThe United suffering Japan U ming Hine*. are rs'en account of hard It Mr. Colewhich wondered quitethe unpeople extent,of'this to th.’country fact that ftdue Lowtolong arc .th« i Japanese yen instead of being X going to stand for it He said that if| worth 40 4 49 6 cents, cent',the as proper it should be. is i*onon] weworth would duties ari­ - put bl'CaUSC i M ly 2tx* olt mre our num.v money. b**causct -ft-Japan tides tlut arc now dumped iwrc by the i* off gold standard. ft j million* andthe millions of dollarsWa^ea] worth, ft have not been raised, x» this really' ft in would mean employment for Amcri.i tremendous cut in tire! Q amoun'can labortoand would'aave millions and ft lor Japancre. and product: .। ft pay millions of dollars labor from going across the ft to lire greatthe dhadvanft which 1 Pacificoperalrs to Japan. Within last fewj jg tag*' of. the Japanese la; months Japan has soldfarmr.-r in tlieand United A borer. iRr million electlie ft States J-'rom more nine than yearsftUy living in Japan.] Beef Roasts, lb. 11c TO WHOM THIS AD MAY CONCERN MILK IS CLEAN or Not, by Simply Looking at it! Nor can anyone afford to take any <luce.il under the moat sanitary surchances in experimenting with rpilk that . roundings. ■ The Highlands Dairy is the ONLY is L’NtsLEAN. Having a test made by Dairy in this section that is permitted by some agency that is equipped .for it, anti the State of Michigan to sell Grade "A” KNOWS H()W. is thr only safe solution. Milk. Could you nak for any higher The spite of Michigan protects the recommend of its purity and CLEANLIhealth of the people of this state by al­ ‘ NESS? .Can you afford to take the lowing no one to sell ,Grade "A" Milk, chances and be without it in your home? until after state officials make actual Especially so as it is the CHEAPEST TESTS and find that the milk to be offer­ food you cun buy—food value consider­ ed for sale is pure and CLEAN, and proed. A phone will bring it. THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN [*>S J.fi /y R peels pre™ IiweCLEAN ^ohAES □J with cluse and intimate acquaintance n sure that the Japanese as a'jx.-oj»!e an'dj the alms of Japan as a country" urej ^3 mbundrrstiod and misinterpreted in • M' this country. Mr [’•>!*• 'aid that one thing that Is I J? making hud times, in America right! *3' now H the fact that goods made in Japan can be und ate being dumjiet! Jft ] into the United Stale.-, by ship-load W niter ship-load -He wondered how A;long America will stand for such unJS j fair competition as we arc getting right t®:ni»w from Japan H*- behoved that ® J America I>w* q, it ta lu. own people to A f put a stop to Japanese dumping of ‘ *’ hts in this country. Japaniv-e lahas always' been far below the ... <>f American labor. The Japanese /a arc a hard-working and intelligent ej fx-oplc; bul at lhe present time the low KITCHEN SETS. ' W rat*- ol exchaiue. with America holding TABLE SETS. CHAIRS. to the gold standard, give; Ja|Mn a Jj tremendous leverage, because wages • DOLLY ANN" BEDS. He been instanced Hu’ Tact thatwhile] cerhave nil Increased there, BOOKS for Boys'and Girls. kind.' of rubber footwear are made 'Main standard value,by the yen. I their tn Japan, a^nt to ot America the ship* PAINT SETS. rfgih.iA been cut almont sixty per cent— । since lead Janan and sold foroffabout one-third oi went the gold standard] DOLLS. 'what.aAmerican ot hay! the Mlover year ago.manufacture™ This situation same goods hadto . todump haveshipload* hi ' order to STUFFED ANIMALS. H' enabled Japan of; I play even The rcsylt is ttfal Japan, at £• ' ruVbcr goods,time, shiploads ot electric much light: EDUCATIONAL LETTERS. the present is dumping *2! globes nnd fixtures. crJicloid so article-i of this kind of goo<|s in manufa;tured America that | NESTED BLOCKS. 5'^ and ot she [natty h.is - oilier almostkinds deprived American !!; products in Hitsof country, with market which SEWING SETS. manufacturers their hfime our manufacturers arc absol’mely un- j JI jj able tor to rubber footwear andbecause for such compel* m pixe. dur other rubber goods as rubber dolls, iio; SKATES. SKIS. SLEDS. i better living • condition.* and uutch ; higher rater, of wages will net permit WAGONS. VELOCIPEDES. \ ’the, American panutacturcr to com- PHONE 2651 co'6 never before, everyone is looking towarJ a Christmas of practical giving. The wide variety of practical merchandise displayed by this store makes it a choice shopping center. COME IN TODAY AND CHOOSE. Here Are Only a Few GIFT Suggestions gxrt For the Tiny Tots For the Boys and Girl$ For Men and Women WIND-UP TOYS. PULL TOYS. BATH TOYS. LAUNDRY SETS and IRON­ ING BOARDS—For Doll’s Clothes! DECORATED DISHES. TUMBLING TOYS. KIDDIE CARS. SMALL CAST IRON TOYS. ERECTOR SETS. CHEMISTRY SETS. TOOL CHESTS. ELECTRIC TRAINS. STRUCTURAL TOYS. TANKS AND TRACTORS. ELECTRIC TOY ENGINES. GAMES. AUTOMOBILES. RADIOS— ZENITH. HOWARD. < ELEC. REFRIGERATORS. ELECTRIC APPLIANCES— Heaters, Grills, Irons, Toasters, Waffle Irons, Stoves, Mixers. CASSEROLES. DOLL CABS. TABLE SETS. BLACKBOARDS. AIR RIFLES. POCKET KNIVES. FLASHLIGHTS. SMALL SNOW SHOVELS. WATERLESS COOKERS. TRICOLATORS. ENAMEL & Aluminumware. CAKE COVERS. TOOLS OF ALL KINDS. CUTLERY. INDOOR GOLF SETS. SHOTGUNS and RIFLES. GLASS OVEN WARE. Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co PHONE 2101 HASTINGS MICHIGAN You’ll Feel Like Santa too! CLEANER HOMEEASIER HOUSEWORK­ LESS FURNACE WORKMORE MONEY SAVED- WHEN YOU USE CONSUME RS COKE Phone 2305 or your dealer]! ] CONSUMERS POWER �page six CANDYLAND S'’X CHRIS SPIRIS, Proprietor DELICIOUS CHRISTMAS CANDIES Special Prices to Churches, Schools, Societies and Lodges Candy Canes and Ribbons REED’S DRUG STORE wealthy men spent, money freely to THEODORE KNOPF WAS In the. last twenty-five year* there has, developed the tbebry, which ha* been put inu> practice, that thCjMflplr thenuc’.vei should make t-Trr own CHRISTMAS MIXED FANCY BOX CANDIES at Reduced Prices ly undergtahd Under Mur pr system q! enskint homikations x-s that are really at stake, because nwjn can become ,a candidate by po­ tion. name hts urn platform and *o LIONS CLUB SPEAKER suited m the adoption of the primary Tou Af woru nf Agricultural system in Michigaru—lHit we went to •“ worK UI Agricultural the opposite extrema. J:<>m represents-i Dept. And Described Visit five government. And thereby we J *r1. ol.... To Stock Show pr.ictjcally destroyed party rcspoiui- i In the aluence of President Earl blhty. tlie very foundation principle of I Boyea. M O. Hill presided at the ■ repreaenlatlve government. . Club meeting on Monday. As a result we now find our state andI!I Lions Theodore Knopf, agricultural tcapher country lacking rral leadership. Under i in the city schools, was the,speaker tiie primary yyatem leadership consi.ts in finding out which way the organ- and the place It hold* in the educa-' iMd minorities who control primaries field. It I* not confined entirely are running and then running a little tlonal furtcr. Real leadership, such as Is to agriculture but deals also with bi-1 sociology and kindred subject*. fxMsible In a truly representative sys­ ology. tem, cannot bt maintained through the One Important phase of ths1 work is Iqyning how to combat tlx* Insect piirpan oyateni. 1 pes^a mar cause so mucn destruction The worst evil of the primary is that' every year. Mr. Knopf also told of the It opens the way for organized minor* trJjl lo thP ltocM r^miy held in (ties to dominate our gtwernnwnl. It Chicago and the-leswns learned there is not at all Infrequent tn this state to by the young people to whom It was a have county offlo rs and sometimes: revelation All greatly enjoyed Mr state officers, nominated by 30 per cent Knopf s talk. date inm'Hf. Our government was oryanierd on the theory of party refpotMiblhty and majority rule That b .y who know first what they want, withThe Home Department of the Wornan Impossibility under tlie, primary v.’-jn ot m.isme u m.n.vvM-. cut regard to party. Then we have or- [en's Club met Friday at 2:30 P. M. in cause organic mmonties can lmj**M* •wn'^ which reprwent or- ths1 Central school buildiw. The meettheir will through the i:nmarv so that kanized minorities, and they are or-[Ing was called to order by the preflSSda’es mH taw ton4p«t the **«»«* wmcthln.:. dent. Mr*. C. D Bauer. After a shprt dsinand' of these tnlnorilkw te,f thev (r*’m tlK> govrniment Under the prt- business meeting. Mrs Marton Goodm1 X- to turn the tide akimt the ™ry system the only i>eople who have year gave u very interesting and amusan ao.t io .urn ir« nue Wn« vac word sludy Thu uaj followrd by [pie at large, who tave to toot live bills a piano aolo by Miss Katherlag.KcBey —————————r where thin* u an informed public which was much enjpyed. Then Mrs. hry [Opinion, where iwople can get together w R Cook. Chairman of the program SSw land talk thing.* over, the result is al-jcommittee, took charge of the meet■ most invariably right: but far loo often i »UT and under her skillful guidance. 2 HBi ■■■■ i*t the primary people vote as they i her audience explored all parts of art K------- BH-------- I -I*, been rsav.-d by prejudice home v, from basement. I iu>»e .Ain or by ; .average vj yn-;uunc wy garret [------- to ------—— ........... . M Hric appeals. uilk'.iL-. Tin ri' can c.in be if.- noi n > Closets drawers and I di demagogic There CIo*e,» and aiM* cupboard*, drawer* question but that party accountability. ’ liangcra. as well as ways, means and I which u fundamental in rrpn>enutive meiHods. Everything from n very i ln.dttutions.-largely disappear* under isn“’1 ‘Patula to the newest inthe primary. Further, there can be no ve^u“n *“ .v«u«n cleaner*, were pre­ question but that inferior candidates and explained.-fcr this was have a far belter chance in the pr)-» ,W «ndy chib and one niary. because' tliey can nominatei^ lon« Thc’icxl genllurn^i^s through petitions, and then cral mW!tln* ulU •» Jan. 6th. through tiie support ot organized mi-„ ■ "n >ntles. by promising to cArry out their THE PRIZE OFTHEM All! C. c. M­ XMAS tree LIGHTS 7/ yvyyTuIily J°rt SKATES t ' TVBtl.XK SHOE HOt KIA xjolf'L MAT5 SUPER RADIO MICRO HORNS CLOCK and MIRROR TANDEM WIPER AFlashlight hot water $4.95 HEATERS Not a . Vacuum /| _-J FELT DRAFT MATS 29c FENDER FLAPS 95c 29c Ford “A” Cast Iron Heater . . Genuine A-C, k SPARK PLUGS QQG vO Francisco Heater $0.98 for Chevrolet . £ SEAT COVERS ^^^2^69'0 100', Pennsylvania MOTOR OIL ’(■HFItoht Per\rv Guaranteed 98c Rear Viaion Mirror S M. <■. M«gaUr SOe viic< Aitrsn ■ orc UMf»l gift, now O«j 30c TIKES ’3" .MS-OU DUCO NO. 7 POLISH MARKS CORNER OF CHURCH AND STATE STREETS OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:00 P. M. INNER people ninney; for' thc»e candidates, i Ijr representing the organized minorities.. tf ’ always pledge thenwlves to carry out **.-ntne new project In government which the people must pay for. The speaker declared that he is not opposed to tlie primary system of nomination, provfdcd there may pe deliberative bodies— ’ conventions—to place candidates before ■the voters atprimary. Necessarily resulting, from the pri। inary system there has come a multi[plicity of laws, particularly laws to: .*’«cial benefits. Most of them are good bus. That lx. .they' have good -alms, but they call for taxes and money and the people jxiy the bill*. There has [been great progress in the past 25 ! years, in Uwe things m government which-make an appeal to the heart; but the .-sxaker wondered whether as [a rt-'ll't ,**• the heads of jieople as well as their heart* Juid become soil He indicated the kind of legislation he had in mind. He eaid It is flue to have ; -u'liool children examined by medical \ men and school nurse* in order to pre­ vent the breaking .out ot disease; but we cannot undertake *uch work with* ,'out having bills to pay >We do in Barry county, thanks to the KeBogg Foundations . salute necessity of sty>pp;ng the enact­ - mrnt of laws that call for new taxes, nullifying many laws we have enacted and curtailing still others Thirty years ago, said the speaker 1 the railroads dominated national anil •rate governments politically. The re­ : action from thl* brought the interstate Commerce Commission. for the purpose 'of preventing railroad abuses. such 4«- rebates, discrimination ’In rates. etc. N<’w wr have tied up the railroad* so ibmlutcly that a railroad has no c*ntroi over its own binmeM. Its rates are fixed bv the commlrsion A rallrwd cannot buy needed articles for lt< own operation without the consent of the Interstate pommerre, CommiMion.. Without question, said the speaker, that'control murt be loosened or the 1 uo-.erpment must1 step In and pay the railroad bonds, which means govern­ ment ownership, with all ^he waste inefficiency, red tape and Increased , reef which that Implies. Judged by our < xpcrience during tlie World war. The ; speaker said when the interstate Cotn.merce Commission was first organized he predicted ti\t it would prove a, [serious economic vtl. and tt ha* Ju.sU-1 [fled Ills prediction. Jg I Another illustration U the workmen'* 2r compensation law. This.was enacted, w for ‘justifiable and laudable reasons. Cm because so many men had been injured in industry, their future blighted, yith V no compensation whatever for their M i injuries. But what have we as a re- SC suit? The factories and railroads now y man their institutions and railway M lines with younger men. who are keen- ta er and more alert, not so apt to get ST hurt or. if they arc hurt, will recover' y more rapidly than older men .' Em ■ Another Instance of our social laws Is1SL mothers' pensions. These are praise- Sr worthy, from* the standpoint of society v meeting its responsibility to ntothcr-^ & hood. But tills Iqw is liable hkr many < ” other laws, to great abuses and inflicts W heavy costs upon the taxpayer. Health. & inspection, conservation, the super-J gr vision of most everything by some gov- Jf emmentai authority may have a great M deal to recommend them; nevertheleM K they impose tax burdens jV i The speaker declared we all know. M that we’must reduce government ac- '■ & • tivltles. The question is. which ones, Sr must go? Frankly, he declared, "if >t W were up to me to say what pzvemment W activities must cease. 1 wouldn't know' wliat to do. We must all teahze that it' V —Ait —tu. ....... u... —-- -it —.u.. W that reduction of taxes is an absolute . necessity Tlie recently enacted, amendment to the constitution will ’ force such a reduction It may bring, hardship toT a ,lme- until it can bei interpreted and applied in such a man- gyner as to fairly meet the conditions iM ' !,1K125£ pc.-!. Corner of State and Jeffcrwn St*. Hastings Michigan Christmas^Suggestions STATIONERY25c lo 11.25 FOUNTAIN PENS .... $1.00 to $ft).00 BOXES OF CIGARS .... $1.00 to H50 $1.00 to $1.50 BILL FOLDS CANDY 39c to $1.50 BOXES Bulk Candy lb. 15c Chocolate Crrama CHOCOLATE COVERED PEANUTS lb. 19c PEANUT CLUSTERSlb. 19c New Rental Library No deposit required 3c per day per book NOUTII THOKNiW’PLE. Martin, returned home Wednesday Mr. und Mrs. Sidney Krtjyon. wh<» from Missouri where they, in company have been residing on the John Carter with their uncle, tad spent several farm, moved Saturday to the Anna weeks visiting’ relative*. Jackson farm. To get a camp flrr permit for certain Mylo fehiiw, who has been quite ill the past week with the flu. is better national foreate in the W<*at. it la neecsHe. mother. **Mr*Jsary (or the applicant to have u ahovel. ” ■ urcomiianled ------------ uby “ - hte --------“ Aria Shaw, drove to Hastings Satur- an ax and a buckci “-s a part of hl j day; afternoon. • [equipment ’ Mr. and Mrs Cluw. B Johnson en-1 ------------ » ----------------tertatned their children. Mr and Mrs ' Tlie cliances of a boy or girl going-1 > Theodore Wierlnga. and 'family of high school, which in IbM were only' northwest of Middleville Sunday. ione In twenty-fh*-. have grown steadily Louie Martin. Jr. and sister. Rosa until at present they an* one in two. . No Matter What Her Age . . . She Is SURE to Want , n-c O lOCKlUgS If she’s young and goes a lot, she will want sheer chiffon affairs that melt into a semblance of nothingness. And ■there are more practical semi-^heers for a mothers’ choice. Very heavy silken hose for the older generation. No matter what her age, you will find hosiery to please, here. LADIES’ SILK HOSIERY in all the newest colors at the fol­ lowing prices: §9c, $1.00, $1.35 and $1.65, all packed in beau­ tiful gift boxes. MEN’S HOSIERY in silk and Wool and in silk, in plain or fanby patterns at the following prites: 24c, 39c and 59c. CHILDREN’S LONG. 7 8 or 3 4 length hose in mercerized or wool at the following prices: 19c, 34c, 39c and 59c. Give House Slippers! In leathers and felt uppers with leather or padded soles. Nearly all the colors that you would want There are so many styles and prices that it is rather confusing to itemize them, so we ask th^t you kindly come in and see them, then judge their merits for yourself. Priced from 39c to $4.50.’ Ladies’jDress Slippers Make gootl, practical gifts and we have them in many styles and patterns at the following prices: $1.65, $2.35, $2.95, $3.35 and $3.95 up. Come and see them. 1 U ~« OaiOSneS Make GOOD PRACTICAL CHRISTMAS gifts! We have them in cloth or rubber styles. In snap or zipper patterns from the small children's sizes up to the grown uptf siz«>s. Here are a few of the bargains. • Misses', children’s and ladies' black or brown all rubber snap shower boots • Ladies* all rubber $1.45 a pair. • Men’s heavy white aole rubbers at 95c. • Youth's heavy white sole rubbers 65c. • Boys* heavy one-buckle Arctics at 95c. • Men's wool Jersey zippers at $3.10. • Men's all rubber zippers at $2.95. There pre many more bargains like these in many other styles. Come and sec them. ' Mens’ Dress Slippers In blac^ or brown leathers, in many styles of last from the conservative toe to the broader toe last, at new low prices: $1.95, $2:65, $3.15 and $4.45. ‘The House of Quality Footwear1 , :?------ -y- ■ I �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14. Ijjf Social Events and Personal Mention ri! OBSERVED NINETY-FOURTH BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY. i Friday. December 2. being the nine­ ty- fourth birthday of Mrs. Mjururtt i Mullen, tlie ladles df the neighborhood : pleasantly surprised her She received — .many remembrances Mra. Mullen has I two jifitero, Mr*. Jennie . Norrh of I Prairieville who is SO years old, and Mrs Sarah rfudth of Battle preek. wlio ,, L-. B0 yehra oglj fliw lias three living ” children. Mrs. E A. Parker * f Hu.tinys . Will Mullen of Prairieville nnd Dr. Clrna Mullen of Otaego Mrs Mullen Ls well and active and Voted this year. 't’t't'C't'r'C’t'i't't’t'Jit'rt’rtWCTWMWWP MIm Violet Crook win, m Battle DECEMBER MEETING <IF -WESLEYAN SERVICE GUILD.1 Creek on Monday Tlie Wesleyan Service Guild wasi L E. Barnett Is in Detroit cn buslvery pleasantly entertained al the Methodist church Wednesday evening. -lisymund Win<lckiu*riit wsi.'i liome December 7th, with faieilr Hasictt as I from QansM over the week end. Mrs. Barah- H-wirvdra of Ow-v*o is tUMtnui. Then; were ten members and) .six irue.i-, present visiting Rev and Mra T IL RoaAfter a pot luck supper, which was, DELEGATES TO LEGION AND Mr. and Mrs, Tlietxfore Henry of Port OBSERVED BIRTHDAY by all. the bd-dnea’meeting: AUXILIARY CONVENTION Huron visited Mra Eunice Moore last .enjoyed WITH FAMILY DINNER. wits field. Juanita Kidder had charge; Friends of 3. B Wilcox extend conof the devnuonal mrefing. reading tiiTO GIVE REPORTS Str and Mrs Hany Ritchie xjicnt: Christina* story and several carols were] gratulatlons to him in honor of his t ----— Bunds; with Mr. mid Mr.. S.irn li ij.r.i :■ rlghty-eixth birthday which war opMine Mra l^wcy otTercd prayer. Tin- ffft*|ppDpMpc niu cull n brand by hu family on Sunday, -udy •racing the Future in In-1 bM«rCntHUt UH WIILU Ml-,-. Ethel’ taiMora of M was in cilurim of Chrw‘ WELFARE INTERESTING ant wa: the gw-'t t»t Mrs .Mub ! Clark ; tai Thohui.*: who reviewed the first two Creek entertained Mr and Mrs ’ over Sunday. svxfMr! and Mrs. M r! Bradfield Mr and' Mt * C. W Clarke Ajs-m ■ “X:.:. "7,And D,p.rtm«l Olli, on Jack and W A. fljxmtdini- ol Mii > Sunday with .Mix.* Kathryn Clark* bi at a iitrthday dinner, a large bethday in,indiuii andWhite. Mau ccrs Attended And Gave Grand Rapids cake bearing elghty-aix candles bring 'which' were very interesting. TMtaii ArirlrpHaca Miw Virginia Batts rotnes botnc Kennedy had cluirgc of the recreationincluded in th'.menu u from Cnnmlx-r bute. P*> thi* week for. Bl hour and all had a wry good time.] At lhe recent conference of Amenran Lcgl in Auxiliary president-. and L thc; iitdicia, vacation'. . j s-cretarw•• held at Saginaw the Brel 1 th- in:*' ”i .Mr. 'find MrI week end In December. u splendid proL*’>imrd mid family. ' Hrrman l uciit <>t Big Rapid* . Ange).-:. Calif.. son of > hU :.i -?rr and- titubami. Mr ai Mr* Dori Fi»rem.ni who N: C. McMmuiry of Car It :gute* from tlie Hasting* GLASS, CREEK GROUP. Unit. Tlie Glass Cr.t-k Nutrition Group ion?. c|>ened <m Sjatunlay aft- met with Mrs. Fred .Bechtel <>f Hus­ quaint Se.illl h-tliureh. Wee Kirk o't 'i th .in department president, -----------------------------.tings Thttr^lay tor nn nil day meeting, jibe HeatlMT. Glendale, with Dr. Wm ■ * Mr:*. Trank Amlriis was in Cale­ Jottia tl-eti. in the chair. Lixtc'n members und one visitor ladonia on Tbiirwlay attending it lunch­ Worth otuciailng. .Mrs Ronald W ph; -Siwilduifi awistKl us mat - eon gsven by Mrs. Ray Hulun. giycn by| After roll call, in which each mem-* Itinanw. tih welcome McElmun; ndliuHhrrt?'.- wmb- tmild lh< Ronald W. Spalding :*-rvc<t । M’ Ihia^Pikc of Sai, and MraJ ber wa-. asked to give tier favorite m >inv Lr iinii' his brothi-r-ln-law: as U--t m.Ji and Dr 'Walt <; and thp tnem- ag <> Michi',-an beet K E . Newland then demonstrate ft in.- .’ubjert of re- L.,j the cooking of cabbage and gave us ?L 30 P, M . the P-p;y.' iijuts on tiie making of Pnnsian !r ' .swi-cu and candied nrnnge pct-l. ft ut 1340 Edgemont, Mr.* Ellhcl Bulletins on vegetable cookery and California. holiday .•weeu’ were distributed among 2r JANUARY PRICES FEATURE BAIRD’S CHRISTMAS SALE SIOGMSHM numr OVERCOATS BRING LOWEST PRICES SINCE 1910 You can get a warm, all wool Overcoat for as little as .87.95, unless they are all sold before you get here. Home Economics Extension Work in the afternoon, health ecbroJeaf|rt-, were givrn on: and tach member •t-'red her own health according to iihlructlon- Much intery t waft taken in tills: a- wcli-us the health oxcrctaca. Tin- next meeting will be held with Mr. . it. W F.rwav, February 1# Hope to have 100 uttendunc,-. Visitors itp's where- labor is chcau *. !rou:e -Minnie Gorham, fiec'y. and th*> rood* are .-old m compeU’Vm lean made goods, at n Inter they can be nianufactm,d th? home of t hmntht ttd nrlderar.. kjrartment litstbrtaii. it Ra|vi:l? on SatnrdUv utleiirtinit fittHfsl of tliyir byothcr-iirtaw', give variety' to the menu. V usvn home b«’ mud-? tiie bait possible. erly prepared they become h<- fnnd..m*-i.tHl objective bring The Conservation of Chf-Holne." A baron tn "H.dtday SweeK will far •> -nr Billet Day by Day" by Mus ttlvcn Monday afternoon. December 10. I Monica "E Kennet. mpcrintcndcnt. of c life 1.426 E. Walnut Si­ tu a*-. I —, » dailyGfiot 1 _____ on All m 1 furry il Sunday mninlpg r-.L which Included alw> .. (ho. W. SbeHield. Winsi. Mrs. C. fi Pcrrx.und Osml Standpoint." Mrs. Ethc ir told «i»nut the -War Orphan.*. Irma Campbell talked on "Legis ie gold, n wedding aiuiiver.sa nd Mra Daniel" Anderson • II on Tnf.'dtn Mr. and I nb of Buttle n large cheese. sen? department ot Wisconsin .is :« > Michigan for being victorious menllx-rshfp conlcd lad year. Our:live-' »» Others Set- Us"'was ti in b.-cUire form by Mrs. Einar iibfiiZ Special emph'asix wa i n ui ■ iji/kuirr. ana exciciM* were n to help improve our posture. Thi.* fc-llc.W( Y by a demon-strathin on to couk vegetables, given by Mr:-:. I. Hodge-. te next meeting will be hi-ld am day evening TYbrtiaiy 14 at 7:45 ’ Miyting place will be announced ■____ 111 ___ ’ DOWLING GROUP. ic powling Group of the Nutotloh n.-im Classes nut December P. 'Mrs. Don* Holcomb, with nine in ndancc. Cooking of :< vegetable was dcmonstrat* d by the ‘ 1 and Mrs Wil- .... The president, Mr.-, ailed tlie meetini/to orue*s matters were carql He Mid that the League? was composed pf ‘eighty per cent of thr large.j inconw tax-payers in the cmjntfy. it is Ladies' Hand Sparkling Diamond'Rings Rogers and Commuhity Silverware Necklaces Electric Percolators and Coffee Makers 13. E«»rmer price .89.00 to $12.50. Sali-j.ric.’ $4.45 to $6.45. Hats and Caps Genuine Fur Feit Hats $1.50 and $2.00 values. Only— $2.50 Hat: $1.95. $3.50 Hat Hut The minimum discount >6,105* during thin sale on SUEDE JACKETS, SHIRTS, PAJA­ MAS, BELTS, GARTERS. UN­ DERWEAR. LIGHT WEIGHT SWEATEES and LUGGAGE. Give Useful Gifts BATHROBES, TIES. GLOVES. BILLFOLDS. SPATS, ' GARTERSETS, HANDKERCHIEFS Special Prices on All Christmas Merchandise ! T. S. Baird Clothing for Men and Boys HASTINGS u 1 ■oL tnar: on Ttn-Mlay evening. Dec the delicious dinner i?in, Cruen, Bulova Wrist Watches S595 The Minimum Discount is 10% During the Sale crtmnal texture Hvutt aiui Mi- cvriiuu!, of' la-J. YOUTHS’ —Sizes 20. Viflups $9.00 to W fC Jf tyj S 2* VarlOH* }iiia*» ■ • f d'-,»utincj:tal wort blcs by t. ashing. mve.-ing wr.hXp'ii- . .-.'rre <l!:rti vd but it L. iinp'.-.-tlile It r. bf-illtu; until dent, draining dwT .1 .•give a munu'.of ft ‘ " — •iMHi:.... .. '“tr. r ::: 7 -lUfc add Its Irnixir! the Child bles. fllutites.made ,!n the last .few Mi * * Dunn, depurtment Child iirs have nl-.iwn us many vnriot!i‘.**'of drarc chairman, was pttpccuOly in-; vegetable.* f.-tlng'and helpful. She outlined, • Lottion anil Auxiliary pr.sgi.tm for ■rd ent MENS SPECIAL — 12 CftQa suits values SI5.0.0 tn $20 vO*70 ft - I Nadivlllc SUITS ON SALE Electric Clocks ,j delegation returned on 4. feelinr tint they had benefit led by attending BESSMER the Jeweler M M Distinguished Gifts! W ft You will find one or both of these gifts appropriate for ANY of your friends who are on your “Christmas Gift List" I’1 ’ 5r s* y■ J2T M ft S* 8 w Y Lilly Cheeaeman explained tl.‘ Scon* and cadi member not CM|t’ of th * regular J I'.er own score, Mr-, chi-. :■ niihv people think. .Mr man.gave-ati interesting demonstration I hl. JieariTA to fight thi on a vegetable plate dinner.- The next League a*' it was organ- mectim: will be held with Mt:.. Helen Chccieman. ...._• thing* were .’trci-MNl all during convention, namely. "Buy Amcri“Fight tl:c Ecoitbmy League” and * All Bonus and‘ Hunger — " Tin majority of e tontti marchers were not Legionnaires but lhe Xjepon war blamed for their actions and coriHrtiuently, nuifertd from.what j there marcher* did? The legion will i I request lire mayor of each city ap­ I proncitfd by cither ths: hunger or bon1 us marchers to deny them admittance to the city thus diMmuraglng such at­ I tempt.-, nt coercion, of which the Legion t.5 & S’ E E & List Friday Mi5 Robert Hart*ur. cntcrtaiiud t!’.? Assyria lida-i of the Home Economic.* Extension class at an' alt day meeting. The" "cooks." Mrs Leon Cc|c and Mrs' Albert E Ji>m9. efficiently-demonstrated live ecoking of vegetables, which ah enjoyed. And Hr*. Ralph Lawren-,- especially <:tloved lhe recreaUon.-i—Mr*. Olcun G, Ptifpan. Srrv M ft BIBLE LECTl RES AKE ENJOYABLE AND INTERESTING. The ihb!” Iccturft*. illustrated by beautiful colored picture*, arc to li-w continued next .Sunday e vening at 7;i’» Lt. the Mclhodiat church. Many peopie are very greatly t-n,laying Umm* lecture* and intereefing idcltur Journeyr. through the Holy Land. Mr. Fairs has made an intimate study of ■the Bible and In a rapid lite, interest. jng way portrays the progrex-. of sac­ red hlitory. Everybody Is Invited to i come. A free will oflering is taken. ? W ft JL Sr ft • SHEAFFERS Pens and Pencils Sheaffer’s pens and pencils are the last words in writ' ing instruments* Beauti­ fully designed, well bal­ anced, best of quality, all sizes, single and combina­ tion sets. Sheaffer’s make a pen and pencil for everyone^ hand* and for their writing. Pens range in price from $3.00 to $10.00. Combination sets (pen, pencil, desk standard, ink and golf pencil) $5.00 to $18.75. Schaffer’s Make Writing a Pleasure ‘Surpasses all in Pendtim” WHITMAN’S CANDY For Everybodys' Christinas! The gift is sure to be wel- Chocolates. There’s a pack­ age to suit every taste— every circumstance. And each assortment contains the finest chocolates in, all the world. The name Whit­ man’s on the Lox means just that. f \ SEE THESE PACK­ AGES. especially decorat­ ed for gift purposes at our store today. Time is short you know. W SC Sf W 2" W Q. E. S. MELTING. 1 HaMlngrt Chapter O E S .wil| hold ;'lts stated niirHing TucMf iy evening. Dec. 3b. The inerting will be ir. the y nature of a ClirUtmas party and each W member is aAkrd lo bring on inexpen­ A refrigerator has nowbeen perfect-, sive gift for exchange After die bust,n’T> M"*ion a hhwt‘ pmjiraki will be ■c<l .-inch rings an ala.in bytl when \given followed by game., and odicr 1mx-ned titter a certain time in Uic eve-1 . i features appropriate to the acoson.. imug. B. A. LyBARKER’S Where i»i»iediatc attention i' courtesy art shown to all PHONE 2115 HASTINGS. MICHIGAN WE DELIVER �GUARANTEED SET of TEETH : Mr. and Mra. Wlbur Payne and| daughter. Jean, and son. Douclas, Mra.' .Mary Payne and son. Kenneth, of Has­ , tings and Lloyd Payne of Allegan spent Sunday with Mr. and’Mrs C. N. To-i WANTS THE CHURCHES can’t : Mr. and Mrs Edd Meyers of Ionia •f spent Thursday with Mr and Mri Edd EXTRACTIONS CARDS OF THANKS Vlria Phillips returned to her work at Mrs. Eia Izaaiis Sunday evening : after spending several weeks with Miss Side Phillips. ’• Several from thl* way attended the annual telephone meeting held at. Mr. and Mr$. John Orrntbe's Thursday evening We nil enjoyed a good visit' and a pot luck supper. elected officers for the coming year and returned to; DR. O.L. BROOKS hoping to meet with Mr. and Mrs, Ontwbe again sometime. Mbs Susie Phillips und Mrs. Vida u-Phillip* visited Mrs Alta Hathaway in rill Rutland one day. last week. ... Mr. and Mrs. John Omisbc of South’ '* Hastings spent Sunday with Mr. and, Mr*. Ronald' Haynes. -.a Mr. and Mrs. Burrell Phillips and ii daughter spent one day last Week In,1 1 Kglammtpd, Mias Susie Phillips and \ Mrs. Vidn Phillips and M. W. Skid- GEORGE M. NEWTON .' SPECIAL SPECIAL Friday and Saturday Jay Snyder and family m Hastings. • • The Cedar Greek. Cemetery Circle that'was to lx) this week ’ Wednesday at M: Charley Kahler's postponed until Dec. 'Ji. Mr.- Dotsas Chatman of Hastings is Those who had n perfect attendance last month were: Marjorie Laubaugh. Dale Laubaugh. Elinct Johnson, Billy I0R.TO1 French's White Lily Flour 25 Lbs. Friday and Saturday Purina Lay Chow $1.80 45c Phillip Warren. Mildred BeUun, Irene Weaver nnd Virginia Warren. ThitoC who received 100 . in spelling. all last month were Marjorie Luu-1 j bough. Billy Dibble. Frances McNu PHONE 2458 and Virginia Warren. We have some new £urtains and Wallace Feed and Seed Store Mr and Mrs. Frank Golden and family visited his father and family in Baltimore Sunday. Tlie sixth graders are presenting a jirojcct In tiie sand table ot •‘The Birth The seventh graders are studying, general geography.-Many of the children are selling Christmas seals. A prize *111 be given Tin- plover Leaf Club had lu an­ nual Christmas party Thursday night ■ in the basement ot the church, which was prettily decorated with a Christ­ mas tree und'finer <lecoratlon*. A fine slipper was served to about sixty ycoph- After supper u- beautiful quilt wu» pre 'tinted to Rev. and Mrs. Wurtz followyd by games. Miss Nita Liwery. daughter of 8. 11 Lowery ut Lansing and .Franck KalM-r Of near Nashville vrti< united in mar-1 rlnge at Angola. Indiana. Nov. 28th by! n.u vt.»: Tlie sixth grade history class gave a movie showuig the development of Chattie Mortgage Sale On Saturday, Dec. 17, 1932 At 2 o’Clock P. M. Pilgrims to the present time —Virginia Warren, Reporter. Sarah DcPriesAcr, ' £ unorieA aim tucnaru ureen oi Barryville spent Friday night with Mar-Jufi Green. j Byron Guy spent Saturday with his sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Howard | BtRchett in Assyria. I I Oliver Ickea of Hastings spent Wed-' 'nesduy forenoon with Mr. and Mrs. Laurel Marshall and family. ‘Mr. und Mr«>. Clark Osborne of Del- Monday night at the high school. A debate was given by high school pupils ji play by Home Economics girls, und music by the Glee club, • Regular meeting of luuirel Chapter. NA 31 O. E. 8. was held Tuesday night at the Masonic Temple. Ttie Lathes' Aid of the Evangelical' church field its annual meeting Wed-. m-.Mlay. The following ctllcera were I Mrs. .Myrtle Ne.’inau; Margin*;' Giiriiuger; family of Battle Creek spent Sunday i afternoon with the latter’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Daly. I Mr. and Mrs.-Worth GrvT'n and son] Marshall apent Sunday aftenvxm with the latter's parents. Mr. nnd Mrs. Curt' Battle Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Houl1 wt-re Week day calleri, at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. George Hoqmon. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Allen of montviile were in town Saturday. ! Wasn’t that depression tuff ? BILL DOCKER CIGARS, CIGARETTES, TOBACCO and BOX CANDY STOCK 8K Christmas Wrapped Thursday. There was no school ut the More this Monday on account of the teacjier. Mrs. Brown, being sick. ken wax operated on at the Cun-1 munily hospital for appendicitis With Mystery letter. Our Chnstum Endeavor and school are combining on this prognun. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Morehouse .spent Sunday with Mr and Mra. George Mc-i CUlldugii of Hasting?. Mr. apd Mri. L. D. Woodman un-J Archie spent Thursday evening itt Charles Snyder's of Cloverdale, enjoy­ ing a surprise party for Elnmett Sny- BXRRVVIJ.LE. meeting Thursday .evening a! »... —. ......... i uii meeting pt Bradley this week that Rev. and Mrs. Van Dozen plan to attend»■ Ashley Van Dort-ri started in High school at Nashville Thursday after TRUSS WEARERS Welcome New Feature ' Mrs. Ropald Anders. Miss Glcnna Osgood mid Mrs Harold Springor and 'Gloria Joan attended a party .given in furday afternoon at Mrs. Lyndon Johncock'$ of Gun lake. signed our efficiently. ;«• ladle* of thia ncighlyrh'* <1 exto meet a: the hjme.of Mr.^ Clara Wediif*day to do some sewing. GRANGE PROGRAMS You. tou. will say you never thought your truss could be so comfortable and secure if you wuu an Akron Mecluuio-Form wffn new exciuhve feature "Selective Pressure Control.** Let us demonstrate to your I Mra ’ McIntyre Friday I MT McIntyre u preparing a Chrutma* program to be given at the church Friday evening. !>■« 23. Everyone B I welcome. 1 The Birthday Aid was entertained a’ The Pretcription Drug Store Martin Dec 8. by Mr» Elsie Reid. Mrs Myrtle Castelein and Mra Martin Donna McKeown and Evelyn Day. Ralph DeVine has been suffering with lumhag j for thweclc and Our service may be commanded for almost any sum the family has in mind, be that sum-large or small. Our Success Ba* been achieved llirnfigh rare-, ful business manag/ment nnd tatlsfaelory dealing with pollcy- CLOVERDALE Friends of Mrs England surprised! her by dropping In with pot luck bas- ■ kets at her home In Kalamazoo Tues-! i..1 i.i. .. FOR INSURANCE Citizen! Mutual and a delightful day was apent | A large number uttcnded the P. T.i A. Friday night. A supper was served; cafeteria stjiXat 0:30 with a program! following. Mr. Wellington Monica and Lorrcn Gordonier of Bedford spent Saturday FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN J. L MAUS & SON Local BaprfMataUvM, UaaUaja, Mir* Mrs - Wilbur Glbsdn. Mrs. D. Cap­ pen and Mrs. Merle Clark and Mrs. tester Monica nnd .-on. Charles, made: a shopping trip to Kalamazoo Satur- WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME Those, who have friends only to use -have them to lose—who can afford About 50 friends of Eknmett" Snyder surprised him by giving him a birthday uarty Thursday night. Ail left at a ’late hour, all voting the party a great •»44o*i.‘r,*.l ** •,art to know lh>t ,hey h*ve reached •*.< / Engtand safely They have sent greetv«-> -4 tngs to all through Mr*. Sam Givens ■- i, .< < ■In’X 7/ “nd iIr> Ch“- Kingsley Couldn't ae s»'»» 'r . D*try aU tr>’ to remember them by sending Mazzy Qeasbh. |< CttfUtoM dard? . i that? CHARLES H. LEONARD Well fattened for Christmas and New Year’s. Any size you wish. SPONABLE’S MARKET HASTINGS, MICH. nio^i Distinctive Funeral Scrv Also Ambulance Service �THE HASTINGS BANNER Dec., 14,1932 PART TWO ' "* ' city, Baltimore and New York This A man's spirit mint be saved as well Secretary Angell returned Saturday EXTENSION GROUP. YM ITFMQ trip is difierent. oi it will include both jaa hl« body." Hon. Newton D. Baker: -night from Cadillac Y. M, C. A. work. • Xvl. F A 11 CdVIO ।nlcn alUj W0Inen and older buys and I Every athlete sivould read about! " cuts. They leave December 24 and re-1 Coach Stagg and Fitzpatrick in “Young I Economics Class met at Jonea NORTHWEST RUTLAND. turn January 1. Mr and Mrs May an- Men” December issue page 109. The Community •TS*« meetinglL8,IUrt Saturday night. vith a camera and he got a good series ।'!hall, Dticember 8. 1932. Our leaders, . This Is "Golden Rule" week. Dec 11- directors and guides This is the 16th whole December issue to a zplendi/i 5y.,Uth1, •Mrs. Mota Hyde and Mrs. Mate} Hyl7' *"*■*”> Matthews and Lauren >f picture* of the action which fol- 'lorjd. very efficiently gave tb^ptofith’i 18. Housewives of the country a><- travel trip that Mr. May has -Organized treatise un unemployment and wanderconducted. registration tag boys. Nashville. Tenn, cured for atf, 0,J„, e commiUee; conducted.Mall ------ ,your ---------„___ _ lesson un M-9*xik on Hie prvpci proper vwnmn cooklng*of«U-ge-vr- nr^c- urged to follow a schedule of 21 eoor.o- and --------........ yj u_>. uj..., . . v Mr# Lettie weaver and Mr# warren SI 00 direct .. to .Lansing Y -M C A■ or 3fw "Pretty soon I heard, a noise In the tables and the making uf Christmas my menus as a mean* oi saving in or- -----. wu- »un u . ia*v yen. ,Qn co!nmiltee. Come inish.to my left und saw u cow moose swecu. Last, months lesson was also I he future Qtfristlan Leadership enJoy a plemnt evening with your to ’hare with other# who are In ice Mr. Angell.' ‘ ;ct to lier feet. Then there was a given. Health sccxres were marked be- i need. Agencies that develop and sustain must be unselfish, comprehending, neighbors, •rash to the right and tlie bull broke sides weighing - und measuring our-1 Izuulng Area Y liave anotlnr travel cluiracter are indiapcnslble to-any ef­ creative, eaiwtructiiv. co-operative. Alice Lucile Camp entertalnsd » •over. ■ -selves, . trip planned for tills vacation to fort that confronts poverty, want and courageous ____ and confident " Dr John R company of young people Friday ev«"Les snapped the animal as it ambled I We find tire nutrition- work very in- j Washington. Philadelphia. Atlantic a-^c-ase. —The Soup line 1* not chough. • M"tt. Mott. nlng tn ivonor of her birthday. award u* Then he snapped me with fnrl».0m.n .nd---------- 7---------------------------------------------outo^gnlt^them qutoMy^The first^rll<>rnc'tc*'P*?r Forrest Nagler Bags 1000-Pound ; Bull Moose With Bow and Arrow Home If A bull moose crashed out from r thick undcrbruxii into a clearing Twenty-seven'yard* away a Irnntestood with bow und arrow paired fo action. Three mure arrow# were piace< on flu-ground to be ready a/iiund. Tin first arrow npped tlvrough (he air true to its mark but struck too far back U be fata). The moose turned and ran A reeond arrow rnlved. At 47 yards a third arrow hit well forward into tb< vital region and buried deeply. A' sixty yards a fourth arrow was fired row-hit the ipark and later we paced: Well balanced meals, with plenty of' ©x but mlSMd. The hunter could see t ufi and found that lhe dlstajrce was I vegetables cooked properly so that they gf however, that lhe third arrow must n yards. The animal didn't falter. I contain their rightful amounts of mtn- [ gfL' have inflicted a mortal Wound, so aftot inwwver. and 1 knew I had not hit ai era!* and vitamins, should show evlwaiting an >u>ur to give live quarry a vital spot The next arrow missed, but .dences in a aril nourished body —Hachance to get over its fright and lie the third sank deep into its side nnd I ;iel Norris, Secy down, he and hte companion set out on know it must prove fata). When we | —*— *•* ’-----its trail. They found tiie moose dead wlit-re it hud fuihtuuxcx tlu- bank a! a Baker Speakt creek 200 yards from where the arrow .“Before tin- moose disappeared from A Timely Word had found its mark. Sight, we saw it reach up with its hind „ „ . ', This, tn idiort. is lhe story of the first leg and snap ofi the shaft with iu J’™ !? Bafc,r- M ch*lr,Tan tnoore to be brought down by bow und hoof. It probably would have been !“* °? Wcl/"1' arrow by T<>rrc*i Nagler. former Has­ broken all anyhow, for when un arrow1 and Rc,,ef Mobilization, has been several sheafs u> of heavy *undn,« a »<«> »“ hU tings boy. who now is a research engi- posees Utrough u,IUUHn mrvvrux animal tiie the play of uf j rT!Jh",s 00 lrt‘.?«JorUn« ch"’ nt-er with the Smith Company ut Mil- muscle on a large anltnul waukt-c. . the muscles against each other usually j;actor building agencies as well as the agencies thnt provide physical relief. For fifteen year# Mr Nagler has been snaps tiie sliaft. making annual hunting trip* into Cun-, "I tried one more slvdt and mtesed ;A roup-line is not enough; u mans must* be saved ns well as his ado. Until lust year.he hunU-d with a and then I had my- little uttack ol spirit , rifle and he lias baggtxl mor.t kinds of buck ague. I never feel nervous at the body, "The life is more than meat," forward to the future. Mr. game to be found in the north woods. I time I am shooting, but when it is all Looking Baker'reminds us that our Ideal b far Four years ago. However, lie determined over I1 ts-uin begin to cet get tmlverv. qulvery. than that men should be ''well; to give up the rifle und hunt only with "We gave the anunal an hour to more fed and M.-lfhh and satisfied, like rowsj boW und arrow. He wiu an expert with come __ _______ to rest, and then__we took _____ up its in long grass" And even in lhe pres­ the rifle, had taken -many prizes and .trail. Only 200 yards uway we found it ent crisis, Mr. Baker Insists that the! had set a record ft>r consecutive bull's lying ' ‘ ‘ dead where it liad fallen over n agencies that develop nnd sustain eye at, 1,000 yards In the national rifle high creek bank." character are "indispensable to any matches ut Comp perry. Mr. Nagler makes Ills own bows and "I .suddenly reuUzWrTnrtSys,. "how hi* own arrows and last year he, used effort which confronts poverty, want nnd disease.” "Courage, morale and Jittle chufu-i- wild game hud ngnitu.t the them on a hunting expedition. Hl* wise guidance are needed today," he high-powered rifle in the hands of a borfs are of Yew hickory and Osag- concludes, "as tlicy have seldom been man trained to hit small targets at ।Orange nnd are five nnd one-luilf feet in the history of our country." Sich distances. It wasn't sport, it was long with a draw of 55 pounds at 2B All this needs to be taken closely to aughter. I didn't want to give up inches. Tlie cedar arrows are tipped hunting but I decided 1 was gXng to with thin str-el broadheads of ra»ir heart by tlvc publlr at a lime when the give the uiUmnts a break, ro I took up iharpnes*. A hunting'arrow lacks the character building agencies" are, with actual collapse be-1 archery." On the expedition this year stunning : impact of a rifle bullet, m threatened Mr. Niiglcr'lcft .Milwaukee September ;must be designed to moke a wide nnd cause so many people now say thaU 26 and returned November 1. Twenty ideep incision. Tlie maximum effective they will give only to the organiza-] tlons that are concerned with physical I minutes after Ik- nnd hte guide left the :hunting range of such hunting equip­ relief. ' train on -the west slope of the; Cana- :ment is about fifty' yard*. And It must always be remembered, dian RiKkles they row their first bull Forrest Nagler is lhe son of John G. too, that the sujsreme "character build­ moose, but it was in ojx-n brush and Nagler nnd was born nt Freeport. Tin- ing agency" Is the church. To discon­ they made so much noise In their" effort ।senior Mr. Nagler Was formerly super­ tinue the supixirt given to it because to stalk it. thut they could not get near visor of Irving township and tlu-n of tlie pressure of other claims would enough for ti shot । county clerk of Barry county. He stud­ be to underinliw the whole structure "This year I didn't even take a rifle ;ied law in nn office here and was-ad­ an which all the claims of social wel­ with me." Mr. Nagler says. "I had only >mitted to the bar. Later he was in fare depend. It would be like dispens­ tup bows and 40 arrows Hale carried charge of the Middleville batik nnd ing with the fire department whgn the a rifle, for we were going hit'j grizzly from there bought a fruit farm near city is in flames!—FYum Federal Coun­ country and the grizzly te. the only South Haven. He operiUed that suc­ cil* Bulletin. really treacherous wild animal to be cessfully for several years and is now a founef in America But the rifle wasn't supervisor In Van Buren qxinty. MEETING OF THE QUIMBY fired during the three weeks we spent Forrest graduated from the High NUTRITION CLASS. in lhe woods.” school here and tlu-n took an engineer­ A person entering the Community Their entire equipment could be ing course nt the University of Michi­ Room of the Quimby church, Friday. packed on tla-lr bucks, but they em­ gan. AfU-r college he entered the Allls- December 9. could toll by a glance th*’, ployed hones for tlie first two days of Chnlmcrs Comimny and became one of a live, interested meeting ul the their tour days' trek Into the wilder- tlieir outstanding men. He specialized Quimby, Nutrition Class .was in ses­ nes«. Worn that lime on. every thlrig in turbines and has taken out several sion. was carried on their bunks. "We had patents concerning their construction. It was almost a 100 per cent meeting only our eltk-rdown sleeping twigs, u Two years ago he received an oiler as 19 out of the 21 members were pres­ little food and our weaiioiu. Tlie bow from tlie. Smith Company, manufac­ ent and three visitors. The Christmas und arrow* weighed only 30 ounces, in turers of auto chassis, to enter their spirit wu.i active for the suggestions for contrast to tlie eight or ton pound rifle engineering research department. 'lie Christmas Sweets given by lhe leader, and'flve pounds of shells. In the way is now one of Die leading men In this .Mrs. Fancher, and were carefully noted. t»I ftxxl we carried only oatmeal nnd division. ’ The roll call brought out a number of rice. Fbr the rest we depended on the Facts concerning Mr. Nagler's bow favorite Christmas stories The games luune such as partrtdge nnd grouse, and arrow hunting exploit were taken led by Mrs. Robert Martin were be­ which I ktlk-d with bow und unuwx. from ah account in the Milwaukee tween the Christmas Reds and the nnd the fi-JT^c could'catch with the Daily Jounml. • Christmas Greens, and resulted in a bow- *s a rod und the bowstring as a higher score for the Greens. line. 1 carried a fish hook in mJ' comW. IL C. MEETING. That the talk on and demonstration puss case-." ' ‘• The W. R C. held Dec. 10. 1932 was of a vegetable plate was a huge success They had no u-nt. but found in tlie called to order by the president. Mrs. was attested by tiie "Ohs!" nnd “Ahsl” umbrella spruce ample protection from1 Stella Foreman. when the plate was passed. Then to rata "No rain enn |u-n<-trute the um-’ Roll call of officers and meeting prove tiuit this group. are endeavoring breiia spruce's thick foiiagr.” Mr. Nug-’ ojx-ned for business. The chaplain read to practice what has been taught, the ler says, "and tlu- ground tinder the-Ta'porttairnf Scripture and we repeated main dishes of the luncheon that fol­ tree is'covered n foot, deep with dry the American's creed. lowed were vegetable,-,. This probably ncAlles on which not a drop of water' ’ There were 27 calls made on the hud never liappencd before In that has ever fallen. There are lots worst­• sick and shut-ins nnd *5 other th^n Community Room. beds than Un eiderdown bug on ouch1 money reported. We had a public sup­ After a clear explanation of the a mattress." . per on Dec 3 nnd turned in $530 to health wore by Mrs. Fancher, the1 . Their goal wm Ute FTomt riyi-r val­' ttte general fund and there will be a members tried seeing themselves as ley. hunting toward the three-way di­’ public supper , held the first Saturday others see them. There were several vide. night In each month. There will be a surprised and delighted with a fine "We hunted the principal game cross­ birthday party nt the hall the 17th score of over 90. Others were .do! so ings between two mountain ranges," of Dec. which is to be a pot luck and happy over a lower *core. However, lie says. "These. were well traveled1 hope to see all members present. We carefully taking tlie exercizes as given-’ trails which the animate followed from1 I also clcctVd .the following officers: and eating as taught, without a doubt j one spur to another, and by fallowing-t President. Htclla Foreman; 8. V_ Tillie will bnng Improvement All are look-1 one of them or taking a stand near itL Hocvenalr; J. V., Tillie McLravy; Ing forward to the next meeting with] ■ Treas.. Nellie Gower; Chaplain, Clara delight —Lena Hetdeman. Then- hu* been little hunting in thatI Clark; Con.. Lucy Turner: Guard. Ida region and the animate are not as ner­■ Palmuticr; IJelcgnte, Clara Tinkler. SOUTH SIJULTZ. I j vous as in more heavily hunteji dte-■ Corps clox-d in regular form by givOur schpol exiiectx to have a tree ■ ! tricta. This makes it Ideal for huntingf Ing fliig salute nnd singing America.— nnd the teacher, and pupils are pre- j > with bow nnd arrow, for which 50 yards* Mrs.- Edith Bechtel, Press Corr. . paring a fine program for Christmas.; : is the maximum effective range. Mr. nnd Mrs. Charley Kahler of- , Tlie unit fa weighing Bold is the troy; North Bar.ry spent Wednesday after-1 I "I had taken up a stand nt a prom­ ising spot near one of these game ounce. A “fine” ounce means an punce noon with Frank Hom. trails. Les Hale was a few yards away of pure gold. Mr, nnd Mrs. Lester Bonneville visit- ; ed relatives in Battle Creek Tuesday,, , hts mother and nephew, who have been i visiting them, returned home with; them. \ I • Mrs. Ida Ashby attended the P T.'. A. at Cloverdale Friday night and en- i Joyed the program. ’ 1 Charles Wallace of Rutland visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ciiar-, ley Kedyon. from Thursday until Sun-I day. He spent Saturday with Clinton Horn and called on his uncle, G. E.' Kenyon. His many friends here are glad to see him feeling so much bet - j , Increase quantity and rapidity of production Money for Every Demand at Christmas Time Join Our STS :?>irt.a“u"" ” Have you tried our Wayne Dairy Ration? and enlarge margin* between feed and selling coat*. Use the grainat roughage and ailage pn your own place in feeding cow*—buy WAYNE DAIRY FEED to aupply the thing* lacking in your own feed*. There i* a WAYNE DAIRY FEED that will fit profitably into your feeding program. Give them a trial. PRICES ARE RIGHT. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. FLOUR FEED COAL -:- CEMENT LIME BRICK TILE! FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS PHONE 2118 1933 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB! It affords us a great deal of pleasure to know that we have made hundreds of peo­ ple happy at Christmas time by sending them a nice check just when they need it most. Those who have started this method bf systematic savings seldom leave it. They open a new membership in each club year after year, because they have foi^nd these plans easy and convenient and the end of . the year they have a neat little sum to use as they please. 72 Years Continuous Service Safe Conservative Progressive The Club Is Now Open Everybody Invited to Join There Are 16 Efisy, Attractive Plans for Saving Offered in the "Christmas Savings Club” . . . Here Are Some of the Most Popular to Choose From:— Plan B Secures $25.50 First deposit 2c, increasing 2c each week, for 50 Weeks, last deposit $1.00, Plan C Secures $63.75 . First deposit 5c, increasing 5c each week, for 50 weeks, last deposit $2.50. Plan D Secures $ 1 27.50 First deposit 10c, increasing 10c each week, for 50 weeks, last deposit $5.00. Plan E Secures $ 1 2.75 First deposit 50c, decreasing 1c each week, for 50 weeks, last deposit 1c. Plan F Secures $25.50 First deposit $1.00, decreasing 2c each week, for. 50 weeks, last deposit 2c. Plan G Secures $63.75 ’ First deposit $2.50, decreasing 5c each week, for 50 weeks, last deposit 5c. Plan H Secures $127.50 First deposit $5.00, decreasing 10c each week, for 50 weeks, last deposit 10c. Plan I ^Secures $5.00 Deposit 10c each week, for 50 weeks. Plan J Secures $ I 2.50 Deposit 25c each week, for 50 weeks. Plan K Secures $25.00 Deposit 50c each week, for 50 weeks. Plan L Secures $50.00 Deposit $1.00 each week, for 50 weeks. Plan M Secures $ I 00 Deposit $2.00 each week, for 50 weeks. Plan N Secures $125 Deposit $2.50 each week, for 50 week?. Plan O Secures $250 Deposit $5.00 each week, for 50 weeks. Plan P Secures $500 Deposit $10 each week, for 50 weeks. Mr. and Mra. Frank Whipple are en­ tertaining his .mother, Mrs. Whipple, SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. Mr. and Mra. Albert Noah and chil­ dren of Hastings were -Bunday guests of her sister, Mrs. Jim Wilcox and family. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Johnson ot Kalamazoo were Bunday evening call­ ers at the home of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Havens. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bagley and children of Kalamazoo were guests of lierjiarenU. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Gor­ ham. on Saturday. A number of ladies from here at­ tended the nutrition class meeting at Mra. Floy Bechtel's In Hastings ThuAday. They report a fine time. The February meeting will be held, at the home of Mrs. Ray Erway. Mr. and Mrs W'm Havens spent Wednesday at the home of their I daughter, Mra. Rankin Hart, of Brush Ridge. We Have Plans to Suit Everybody . . . Young and Old . the More You Put In, the More You Will Receive at the End of 50 Weeks and We Add 3-' Interest to Your Deposits HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY HASTINGS -:- MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2217 �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14. 18M MILO, read a birthday poem wrKicn by Mn. Wilcox al Battle Creek where a mort tfie condition which haa beet , Frank. E. Puracll and wife to Lane A health clinic wa* conducted al Fannie Jackaon. Bcveral ChxUtma* enjoyable; birthday party was held in painful the— week*. Frank H. Rorick and wife to Willard loulcena Mchwrlal Home at Charlotte. ’ B n< Reynold*. Lot 93, Mix'* Add.. Naah- Milo school Wednesday and little Jack carol* were sung through the program. honor ot B. B. Wilcox’* Mth birthday.! 65 Ac. Sec. 26. Hastings Twp u A lovely dinner wa* served and a cakjiWEST ORANGEVJU.E Bradfield U the happy powewor of a Burton Wataon. et al. to Irving Bar- villtwith M candlre wa* made by Mra *»© EAST GUN LAKI- _ *Mary Peake Hom to Charley E health pin, y—, llr.ar.ria honodu IMT ftUrfr II w Mr. Mid Un. B A. .MrC.d, riy hA.r A pleasant nnje wa* that of Thurs­ LeclUeitnbr. 40 Ac. Sue. 31. BalUmdre. Mason Tobias, liastlngs..................... 24 Twp returned from a week'* visit wit11 Clarence V. Klnne- and wife to F. day, Dec. 8, when twenty-three mem­ Club wa* held al "the home of Mr*. a delightful family affair. Atklry Swift. Dowling ............... . .20 : Edward J. Bach and wife to Pred W. MU* Elizabeth Wood's birthday. wa* j friends and relatives at Mcouney. bers of the Home Literary club and Chua acott. Friday. A lovely dinner Carlton E. Inman. Grand Rapid* 34 Stamm. 199 Ac. Sec. 3. Assyria celebrated Sunday st the home of Iter ■ Ohio. ’ . , Twp ,, Carlton Twp. 28*. Ac. Sec 11. Has- three visitors were entertained at the 8. Jenkins to Fred tlng4. 293. c|ty. Wilma Jane Hooper. Middleville M..28 *uiysacs ~ J A Broyn. mjh. Roy Burgvn ha* been on the prraldent, Lucy Norris, called the meet* grandparent*. Mr. and Mra. Merritt s ■»« «n Ar «.H- ie A«vria ^ojd and wlfe t0 johh H home of Mrs Hutuc Bellinger for the, Ing to order and a good program wa* Wood ot Prairieville, where the two sick ILrt but is much better nt thn annual Christmas meeting. After ,a| WARRANTY. DEEDS. ' sumptuous pot luck dinner the meet-.given under the direction of Mesdanus famine* were together lionortng this writing Edna Grtnage to Geonp' H- Shrive. Harry P Brown and wife to L A- Alvin Helrigle and wife u^Walter R. Ing was called to order by the preai- Shelp. Honeywell and Jackson. After event. Miss Elizabeth is a ffupil of. Bom December 2. a boy to Mr. and par. Sec* 5 and 6. Orangeville Two. Abbey and wife. Lol 4. Blk 4. Butler.. Lobdell. Receiver. 75 At<TrVffig Twp. dent. Mra. J. K. Flower. Roll w*» i the program, stunt* were enjoyed Kellogg agricultural school and has Mrs. Cecil Hanton. who will answer Agnta E- Ne.isc to-John R Weiring Add., city," ■ Ingnd Mathmsoii to Haas Mathituon. answered naming one's favorite author. i with world* of laughter. Miss Scott is hod honor marks in her studies each to the nanie of Virgil. Mbthcf and son 210 Ac-. Sec II and 12. CasUvton and Glenn IzHoy Okrllnger. et al. u 20Ac. Sec. 33,1U»tlng* Twp. . '■ _Mra. _________ _ re- i» lovely hoateu and _____ , i doing fine. Evers___________ gave an excellent book provided several month. Lot 107 Nashville. Bmer A. Caukln and wife. Par. Sec Boyd A. Sorffbury and uife to Don view. view, "reciMrtng reviewing one of Dickie Baum'* Baum’*1 game*. games. B N. Fenner was to unfortunate as! ‘ julin W. Duffey to Bind Fiupatrirk.126. Castleton. Twp. A Siegef P*r.’’Scc 8. Orangeville Twp. Mlsj, Nlpa Fenner gave a paper! Sunday the families of S. B. Wilcox to fall three weeks ago and break 3 The world loves a tover-probabh et al. Lot 44 Elmwred Beach. Gun lake I Floyd .Miller and wife to Eiva Payne. Don A Stegcl to Cleo F. Sornbury. 1Jreparc<l. by Mra. Cecile Palmatlcr and Merle Bradfield with W. A. bone in hts hand, also splintering it because hl» letters will some day be Par Sec. 8 Orangcplle Twp 3^ of Books.” Mr*. A. J. Mil** Spaulding went to the home of Lyle j badly. An X-ray Thursday revealed read in court. Cora A Sheldon th Charles H Leon-. . } an! und wife. S'.- Lou 4 and 5. Blk. 7. KcntirWs Add., dty. ■ Dennis Wiley and wife to Joedah Alwinc wife. Lou> 7 and 8. Blk 30. Eartern Add.. City. Earl R Ackley and wife to Dennis P Vosburgh and wife, 72 Ac.. Sec. 20,Johnstown .Twp. Floyd F- Evert* and wife to Edward S. Hafner and wife. Par. Lot 10, Blk 7. Phillips ^tid . City Harvey O. Carr U> Morris England and wife. Lot 9. England .-. Subdivision. Sec. ft. Orangeville. ■ , Ruth Alling to Frank R Hannah and “I’ve saved enough money at my IGR store to buy many of my Christmas Gifts!” $15,000.00 Johnstown TWp. Nellie M. Hitt W Henry J Schatbly. 80 Ac. Sec/. 18. Woodland and 140 Ac.. Sec. 13. carltrln. Pur. Hustings City. Rulplf. W. Roger* - and wife to S. Mabel Sisson, N'. Ix>t* 973 .and 976. 'S. Mabel SLuon to Ralph W. Rxcrs and Wife.- N".- LMa 975 and 976, Ctty. Addie D. perry to Roy E. Perry et al Und *. interest >n Lot 8,‘Podunk lake" Roy E. Perry et al. to Addle D. Perry , Uiul. '< interest in Lot 8. Podunk lake | plat.-21) Ac. Sec. 23.-Rut land Twp. John W. Ferdon and wife to Esther ] £. BUlb'iii'g. Par. See. 32. Yankee Springs Tup.. . Esther C, Billburg to John W. Ferdon and wife. Par Sec. 32. Yankee Springs. > John W. Ferdon and wife to EsUicr C. Billburf. Dots 1. 2. and 3 fjike View I Park. Yanlp e Springs Tup. , Esther C. Billburg to John W. Ferdon J and wife, Lou' 1. 2. and 3 Lake View 1 , Park. Yankee Springs Twp. Peter Longstreet and wife to Clar- I encc Longstreet jmd‘wife.’309 Ae_. Secs. . 25 and 36, TTiomapple Twp CHRISTMAS CANDIES 10c «■* <b' kiddixt* «fyr« pop when th*y seir Chjnuo*» •tO'kiu** HIM wtih '■'nutmt whcdiMme mrecU. (Itown>. can Ik'lr >wmi tooth full with i'uth health liuiUlns canitlM- Vanilla Extract Biscuit Flour IGR PREPARED 2 w». 23c ru 27c CAKE FLOUR n. 19c 2 c.n. 25c MIXED NUTS ZIc Hydrox Cookies tSltlNE TOT TRUCK » : with each rousn. Lb. Milk IGA C.n 6c c.« 9c Spices Shrimp IGA 32c JELLO c.» 17c Crisco Can 19c IGA FLOUR 2. . u. s..k’63c Campbell’s beans Apricots IGA dntko Baking Chocolate IGA ■ „ - lb- bar 1 9c Pineapple IGR * PROBATE COURT. " Kst. Marques E. Segur. dec'd.-Order . allowing claims entered. ant nnd inventory tiledEst. Day Pugh, dee d. Bond'filed, let­ ters VkStied oidtr limiting settlement entered, petition for hcaniu* claims: filed. nofJn- to creditors Lv.ucd. . Est. Fr<“d SlUdt. doc’ll. Discharge of. Admr. t&sued. eMail1 enrolled. account till'd., order .udgnlng residue entered, de .charm* uxAdnir. Uancd. es­ tate c-nrollud. ©it. Phe-be Elliston, dee d. Final ac­ count filed, order allowing final ,account entered. discharge of executor is- E-t. Lottie Murphy Hart, dec’d. Order allowing claims entered. E-t William R. Wickwire, dec’d. Warrant and inventory filed. " ' “ ~ tones, dec’d. -Final. account filed, for publication entered. Ert. Emma E. Shafer, dre’d. Peti­ tion lor detcnnlnat'.bn of heirs filed, order fur publication entered. Est. Marlon S. Evans, deed. Wil! tiled,N prtltiojt for probate tiled, order for publication entered! Est. Lloyd Hurp>r. Annual account filed, . ' • E t Caleb fusbridger. dec'd. Annual Est. Mary E Allen. Annual account , of guaidian filed. E-t Clement Smltti^dec'd. Petition \ to re-o-(x'n .-.aid eMate nnd re-assign- 1 men! at certain real estate filed, order rr-openlhg .laid estate and re-assign- ■ nient of certain .real estate entered. • E't. Uyhutsion McKinni...-dec d An- ; nual account of Aamt*. filed E»t Elmer L Slvifcr. dec’d Petition : for Admr. tiled, waiver of notice filed. : txMid of Admr. filed. lettcnuB'Admr, is- u mony of «unrM<'j fllcei, order deter­ * minimi heir* enkfred. F t ’Catherine M Mayo. deed. In* E-- Firdcnck Studt. dec’d. Receipt inheritance tax'tiled.• E t 'E’.mcr E. Shafer, dec’d. Petition >r hearing clmnw filed, notice to credlk John I B.ikcr. dee d. Bond of or filed, letters, lotumentury u>- Bn< n Wklker, dee d. g issued. Harry E Tufnt: it of executrix, t Paid to Christmas Savings Club Members Last Week BY THIS OLD BANK... DID YOU GET ONE OF THOSE CHECKS? Th^ club started several days ago, but you can just as well start now. You have a wide choice of plans. Starting with 1 c, 2c, 5c or 1 Oc and increasing each week; or you can start with a large amount and decrease your pay­ ments each week. Then there are the even amount clubs . . . you can start • with any given, amount and pay that same amount each week. You Can be Sure of a Check Next December If You Join One of These Easy-Saving Plans Now! Just Look Over These Plans INCREASING CLUB PLAN rciub 2cClub 5cClub 10cClub Deposit 1c 1st week. 2c 2nd. week; Increase 1c each week-i-in 50 weeks -42^ Deposit 2c 1st week, 4c 2nd week; s25-° Increase 2c each week—in 50 weeks Deposit 5c 1st week, 10c 2nd week; *63-Increase 5c'each week—in 50 -weeks Deposit 10c 1st week, 20c 2nd week; Increase 10c each week—in 50 weeks $127i0 Can .1 3c I.G.A. COFFEES Can 15C Synshine Nobility Assortment Pkg. 31C ‘ I ’ Blend u. 32c ‘G’ Blend u. 27c ‘A’ Blend u- 22c u. 39c RAISINS pt,. 9c And Don't Forget, We Arc Independent, ■ Home-Owned Store* ! IGA STORES 25c CLUB PLAN Deposit 25c each -week— in 50 weeks.. $ 1 O 50*. L iLt " 50c CLUB PLAN DECREASING CLUB PLAN 50cClub $l00Club *2-? Club $50U Club START with 50c and DECREASE 1c each week—in 50 weeks................. 42” START with $1.00 and DECREASE 2c $25“ each week—in 50 weeks................... START with $2.50 and DECREASE $6373 5c each week—in 50 weeks............... START with $5.00 and DECREASE 10c each week—in 50 weeks.......... 427?? Interest Will Be Added to These Amounts . at the Rate of Three per cent Deposit 50c each week-— in 50* weeks. . 5““ $1.00 CLUB PLAN Deposit $1.00 tMMi h - week— $ E* /A00 in 50 weeks.*. Ov7 ” $2.00 CLUB PLAN Deposit $2.00 each week— § -1 in 50 weeks.. 1 v/\J Notice of Final You can begin with the largest payment and decrease each week) •ued. cjtafe enrolled. ay. health (iriEg tfciUK Even Amount Club Plan Order a.llortng th|yd supplement to fi­ nal accopnt entered. Eit Eva- May Manby Fifth annual account ot guardian filed . . acCount and agwmtm filed, petition' and oid.-r* to a.-sign U. S bond filed, final receipt filed, order iurtstuiK rta>i* dm- entered tUschargv of executor uMied. ertate unrolled. E-t E- .x-ie Btseeil. dec’d Annua! ucc ut" filed, order for publication cn- EM.Chrirtinn _____ ,. _________ __ J. Brand.'.etler. nual acto int filed E : Samuel W. Moir. deed. Pent ion tor Admr. tiled Ert Sarah Ella Sitwell, deetj. OrEst Carrie May Kelley Rcieu.se ot. guardian filed. discharge ol guardian IMlWd. lor general and special Admri filed, order appointing special Admr. entered, order lor publication entered. Est. Charice L. Huffman, dee d. Final account and »-alter tiled, order allow-i. nig account entered, dischirgc of exec­ utor uuucd, estate enrolled. - HASTINGS CITY BANK HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2103 ‘‘The Bank that docs things for yon Capital Stock 1 $75,000 Surplus and Profits ■ $100,000 �< TO «MTtXO« | NORTHWEST THORNAFPLE ' NAftHVlLLt. Lost Week's Letter. w.~r. m Don’t forget the Parmelee Aid will -------------- ---------------------!uaw «r»nt AundaV 'Mary Worw Hope spent Sunday with with rw'ativM relatives be held at tiie homo of Mr. and Mrs. in Lansing. Larulng. ! Olney Adams Thursday. Dec, 15th. When Best Of Insects Bleep In Mrs. Grace Knoll^-p< Assyria, spent Dinner served at noon. Everyone wcl- I These Pests Take Dollars tlie week end with Mr*. Ottie Lykins, i come. Come. Mr. and Mrs. Gali Lykina and sons 1 Mr. .afid Mr*. Malcolm McIver enFrom. Farmers* Pockets 1 tertalned friends from Grand Rapids East Lansing—Michigan formers who spent Bunday Vth hte parents. Rev. and Mrs. D. C- Ostroth of Sunday. want to keep In condition for their an­ Lansing spent Friday with hri parents. > Mr. and Mrs. Murray Bchurr and nual bummer battle with insects are and Mrs. Albert Ostroth. i*wu of Grand Rapid* Were Bundayadvised to turn their attention to the Rev. iberal trade-in allow­ Neighbor* and friends of Mr. and i guests of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Bchurr. oxbot which tlie entomology depart­ Mr*. Clyde Hamilton gathered at their Birge Thomas. Wm. Kelly and David 1 ance— now—on all Fires tone ment Ufa at Michigan State v* CollMfc*S«ys —- -A- . .home Saturday night for a farewell1 Benawu went to Ann Arbor Wednt*-1 High Speed and Heavy Duty can be eradicated by organized can-jI party. The Hamilton* are leaving’day. Mr. Benawa remained at the munlty effort during the winter and ]wm for their new home near Howell. University hospital for treatment. spring rnantli* , Why take a chance on worn, Funeral services faMr*. Lillian, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kermren entcrtw. XZt «hteh; te' ab» known o for Mrs.nmt Lllltar. .?^in.£^biSr£the uro?..••»>, HUl- W 0?* d“vtd ’? —• : PMIllCU MW «» Luliutl L"*" V>ub ClubKenncen st (twir their enter* home t:.~ - '■—— ’------- — X<u>vsmooth, uncertain three when .».A** WMV — awwB,.; ni IlkHllC witrbles and as gnib-ln-the-bock. te the .her life in this vicinity, were held I Friday evening. you can buy Fire* tone non­ larvae of an insect which lays it* egg* Sunday afternoon at two o'clock at the j Mr*. Hannah Morgan is staying with I skid safe, proven tires at lowon entile during tlw summer. The tar- ,Hrea ><«• runmd hom,. oondi^t^ ’ by Ru, Mr, 1, D funend home, conducted by Rev. her' stetef? Mra David Benawu while1 vac hatch, are transferred Into the • ;Francis. Mrs. Gall Lykins fumUhcd Mr. Ikf.txu in Ann Arbor a WK ■ animal's mouth when it licks Itself, and;;the music. Mr*. HlH-pn-vetl away at' The Home Economic* Group Mil Firestone Tire* are designed ^^B ' ^B then travel through the tissues till । to grip the road. The non-akid home of her daughter. Mrs Jesse‘meet this week Friday. Dec Sth with ni they find a resting ptace just under the the Miller. : Mrs. Mabel Kcrmeen. luED tread ia thick, tough und gives skin on the animal’* back. TIh> many friends of Mrs Flora Toy----------------B^M DWW B Jw M 25% longer non-akid safety. A hole 1* made through the *kln of lor will-be sorry to hew of tier serious STATE ROAD. i B VW B^ BBBD Glen Schulte-only laat the animal nnd the oxbot larvae rests lllncsa {Last week’s letter. uhttl it te ready lo transform to an month set a new world’* rec­ Last Tuuwlay noon a carload of; Mr* Mary O'Connor of Martin, spent . — adult. If permitted, the tarvae pawc* gypsies stopped at the home of Fred ia ord in climbing Pike’s Peak, days last week at her home here., through tlw opening in the skin. pU­ Fuller and robbed hla father. Tammy' Mr. and Mr* Claud• Wiseman have in 16 min. 47 sec. His top pate* tn the ground, and then change* Fuller, who te In the eighties of M0.00. i moved to Hastings, from the Hick* । to an adult fly ready to cummlt fur­ On Thursdoy Mr. Fuller had his money fa™negotiating manyhair-rataing t.«-Dlp»«i Tire. ther damage. returned to him. By broadcasting the | Mrs. Mattte White of Hasting* vte- . skid nr allworldrreordaan road nmu »h«T. » •■kid or a a lira Ur. Damage to hide*, meat, and corali- TOM»ry tlw IOT»1« .... pUknl up. !?<■ Mr, Lucy Cotatuu. I ' lion of the cattle attacked causes losses failure meant death. Mileage aad Kndnraiee. The annual Jigga supper wus riven n?!rs‘4‘,>, „ i of many thousand* of dollar* annually. Tuesday night at the K. of P Hall i ilM- ilac Sothard Hart is visiting It’s that kind of stamina The tarvae can be killed by the appli­ The annual Christmas turty of the . wm. Mr. and Mrs. James Sothard , that makes Firestone Tires safe and economical for you. cation of a compound called Gusanol. Clover Leaf dub will be held in the | Our„ ‘*“chtr,?ub> E'1?*”11 That’s xhy race drivers use Firestone Tires. They won’t Thte material kil» the Insect but doer, basement of Uie Evangelical church Was driving to Hastings Sattirdaj not injure animal* in any way. Coun­ Thursday night. The husbands and. ™rnln< risk their lives on any other make. «« of Andrew Kenty agricultural tiirenta are familiar with friends of the member, will be enter• •>* tun,iwl to *° • No tire in the world has the Firestone endurance. That tlw mctliod of treatment. tamed. A supper wUl be served at mUk truck nn<1 ln M>m<‘ .shc losl I is because Gutn-Dipping, the patented Firestone preeces, Individual- farmers can destroy the seven o'clock • control of her car and hit the bank. transforms the cotton coriis into tough, sinewy units. It oxbot tarvae which attack the cattle Mr* Earle Hoffman rroelvid word. ™ ' means that the liquid rubber penetrates every cord and in their herds; but. unleai the rest of ,Monday afternoon that her mother had i £ *T- J*XdK? RhJ^' the fafmers in the community dp tlie ■;-....j,...,.. .. coats every fiber, aaafiringprotection againat internal heat. met! up her car quite badly She was MILLIONS OF POUNDS USED ‘ I fast in the door, but lucky for her, 1 . Two Extra Guin-Dippc<l Curd Plica under the Tread, give mining forms farms will will travel travel and and reinfect reinfect “V? Cr<*k.. n*> haU apenl Sunday’, ■------ e she was not hurt any. only for joining 56% stronger bond between tread and cord body. with her mother. BY OUR GOVERNMENT irr^lt gave her. clean herds. Mr*. Findlay Traxler of Salt Lakei Don’t buy cheap tires that are only made to sell. Don’t City. Utah, te spcncUng a few weeks' risk your life on wet, slippery pavements these October DUNHAM SCHOOL NEWS. with her mother, Mra. Jessie Von Au\ daya—Use the same precaution race drivers use. Trade in x Last Weeks Leiter. ker. ' your old tires—We will give you a liberal allowance on We were very glad to have Reverend The D. A. 8. of tha . Evangelical Firestone Tires—the aafett tlrci in the world. Rhoades and Reverend Watson visit church was entertained Wednesday qUr school Tuesday. Reverend Wat­ afternoon at the homo of Mrs. Clyde son gave us a fine talk on ‘Saying Briggs. •No’ to ourselves.” Mr. and Mra. Elwin Vender and son Ralph Swift missed a day and a half of Detroit were week end guests of the of school this* week on account of a latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto bump receivea at school. Schulze Sunday gueMs were. Mr and Robert Frantz had his tonsils out Mrs. Ray Noban of Kalamo. Homer COURT and JEFFERSON . DltAMn last- week. . Sawdy of Woodland and Mr. and Mra. HASTINGS t MICHIGAN ’ rUUIlW We arc looking forward with a great Earle Schulze nnd daughter deal of interest to the hot luncheons! Mr. and Mrs. James and daughter starting next week.—Brandt McIntyre, of Cleveland spent a few days with latter's father. Fred Potter, und WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN Reporter: Josephine. Romig, Teacher, the sister. Miss Gladys Potter. | Tlw Misses Leia Belle and Avis i Hinckley of Lake City are visiting at I the Harold Hess home. I Mrs. Millie A. Claus, aged 63. of Grand Rapids passed away Friday morning. She Is survived by her husband, one son Milo Young, her mother, Mrs. Cornelia Bower, both of Nashville, two brothers and four grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday at 10:30 at the Clarenoe D. Sullivan funeral home. Interment in Maple Hill cemetery at Charlotte Mrs. Charley ‘ Kohler. Mrs. Fred I'wmm ■mwoaenc' Fisher, Mrs. Goll Lykins and Mrs. Llbble Marshall were at Battle Creek Tuesday. The Community Brotherhood was held at the Community house Monday night. Following the supper an open meeting was held In the Methodist church. Ray Brundage. Parole Commlnioner from Lansing was the speak­ er. He brought a male quartette with him. . Harry Wolcott of Harbor Springs a former employee of the Nashville News sweet and Juicy fine for baking was united In marriage to Ida Mae Norte of Larulng recently. Kenneth Lykins was at Eaton Rap­ ids and Springport Monday. Mr. and Mrs Frank DUbahncr and daughter of Chicago called at the Gall Lykins' home Saturday. Trade In Your Worn Tires for Safe Gripping Non-Skid YlregtOMt Tires rty hawUt With icoufley. on ttu- <m>MU»AT. ;tcot»t» u. un { OXBOTS ARE AWAKE IN WINTER MONTHS , L und son WJF' ^oubltilated! ^B^^Double,Action! probably day be n f SAME PRICE AS 42 YEARS AGO YquSaveinBuyinqKC You Save in UsinqKC ECONOMICAL W EFFICIENT FRUITS and VEGETABLES PREPARE YOtIR CAR FOR WINTER DRIVING 9 9 ANDRUS SERVICE “garden fresh!” Are Being Featured At A Kitchen Christmas A & P STORES Good. Idea! & > 4 THIS WEEK f H (TT'HIS is a good year to give your family and yourself ■I a true family gift I For the Kitchen, it means so much in year-round convenience, help, enjoyment in meals and savings that go right back to the family pocketbook! £ The Mixmaster is the most popular, medium-priced ap­ pliance this Christmas! Our Consumers SPECIAL Gas Water Heater would be an ideal gift this Christmas for the entire family. ‘WCC'S'S'C 51 t; Other Gift Suggestions for ELECTRICITY BUYS MOREDOES MORE * Than Ever Before at * Today’• Low Prices I f Waffle Irons Heating Pads Toasters Percolators Floor Lamps Etc. ONSUMER POWER COMPANY DURFEE ITEMS. Last Weeks Letter. Rev. R. M. Hall of Waukcahma. as­ sisted Rev. Fred King, our local rantster, In revival meetings at the East Baltimore United Brethren church lost weejf. A wonderful Interest Is being shown. Tlie.se meetings will continue all tlite week and perhaps Indefinitely, come out and bring your friends at eight o'clock every evening. Plan to attend the quarterly meeting at McCallum Saturday the seventeenth nt two P. M. and Bunday the eigh­ teenth at two thirty P. M. Rev. R M. Tall and Esthel King spent Bunday \n Waukeshm,*. Rev. F. H. Nagel of Charlotte took tlie place of the former Sunday evening. ■ Influenza is raging in tills vicinity The East Baltimore project class will meet Thursday al Uie home of Mrs. Gertrude Furcell far their next lesson In nutrition. About twenty-five Invited guests as­ sembled at the Hammond and Bate­ man home with well filled baskets to help celebrate the birthdays of Chas. Hammond. Russell Greenfield, and Anna Moore. Everyone enjoyed tiie event. Mrs, Amanda Greenfield is some bet­ ter at this writing. SOUTHWEST HASTINGS. Last Week's Letter. Mn. Clayton Hinckley and Mn. Mosher attended th® funeral ot a friend In Nash rille Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Coleman and Evelyn were Bunday Burets tit Mr. and Mn. John McLeod ot Woodland. Mr. and Mn. Wm. Coleman and grand daughter. Betty, were tn Battle Creek Saturday. Wm. Hanna spent the week end in George were guest* at the Clayton Hinckley homo one day last week In honor of Mr. Hinckley'• birthday. Butler Smith and mother. Mra. Chapman, attended the funeral of John Brown at Cressey Tuesday. Miss Frances DeMott spent the week with her sister, Mra. Percy Diamond in Hastings. Saturday evening about thirty-five friends and neighbors gathered at the home of Mr. and Mra. Albert Nash tor a farewell party. The evening was Rome Beauty Florida APPLES Grapefruit 5 6 f°r 25c lbs- 27c Oranges joo.2,6.2 r- 49c Yams F'i’..'kk’ 5 19c Celery Hearts Bunch 5c Potatoes u»u.r«k 10c 8 o’Clock Coffee World's La/gast S*ller iu>.bm 55c Bread grandmothers Prunes Fancy Santa Clara,, 50-70* 4u-19c CUE or 24 S1.2S ' 2 fk,. 25c Mello Wheat Cereal to Cook 4 c-i- 25c Toilet Soap Palmoliva or Lux Old Dutch Cleanser 4 c— 25c ’ 11 Cm/T.hKo 10c— 45c Tomato Soup Van Campa Caries $1.25 Cigarettes Canal*, lucid.., Old Golds, Ch.it.rfl.ta. QUALITY MEATS VALUE PURE LARD "sKF 4^ 19c Pork Sausage Spare Ribs <><«.„ Pig Hocks «• r«k HAM IS WHOLE OR SHANK HALF 4 u- 25c u. 5c Lb. 7#C SLICED CENTER.CUTS u. 15c Rolled Rib Roast Young M Pork Shoulder Whole or Shank Half Pork Chops auc^c.* U 1254c Lk- 654c u. 10c THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. King Georg* at Britain own* than TOO docks. uwb �PA01 TWELVE THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, DECEHBEB 14, Utt DATES ARE CHOSEN Red Clover Coal ENTHUSIASTS SEND US FOR FARMERS’ WEEK Boy Scout News Farm Clans Will Gather At East Even- leader ohd .scout otBeiel and I Lansing For Annual Meetings man intorttud In the furtherance ot | January 30.—February 3 '!____ _______ , Co.. U asked to Scouting tn Barry I East Unaing-Datea for the annual '»»»** a .special .^ott to attend the ■gathering of tlw agricultural clans of L5fc<'Srs meeting (Thursday' evening. Michigan have been Mt-for Jan. 30 to.***- >5- at the Letfon rooms. Haalings. ....... . organisations .. .. TT. St.-,. Ben TzOinKtsw, Johnston. Area Executive, will vrill Feb. 3.‘ when . farmers' and the Wblvertne Woodbiutzers from all parts of the state will meet at speak. ■ Farmers' Week nt Michigan State Col­ alii play. This will be one of the most. important meetings of the year, and we lege. Farmers' Week had its origin in the 1need your presence. years when farmers' InsUtaiM were Thiirwliiy evening. Dec. 8, Farm Pa­ Iteld in most of the raiunms of the state. Several speakers on agricultural 'trol No. 78. Carlton Center, under the subjects were seift ffrom the college to 1leadership of Fred A.' Hcnney. Soouland Mr. took an— cve-, Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hastings, Mich. meet groups of farmers who lived near -1master, -------- ---------—Shafer. --------- -----------enough to the rheeting place so they ,llnk hike, cooking their suppers and could atrer a horse and cutter through testa in spite of the inclement the snow drifts and Mill have time weather Second Class Flrebwding in enough at the tnertinrdo thaw out be- Hie snow, with no more than two COATS GROVE. -.follows: Siipt., Mrs. F. C. Wing; Asat. Jure it was chore time. . i matches was a real achievement. The Farm Bureau held an IntcroM- Sl1”1 • Kendall Coite; Sec'y., Margaret The institutes became *o popular and • -- --- ----inc meeting at Coat.i Grove Thursday. Kelsey;- Asst. Secy., Lloyd Demond; the demand for speakers so numerous Scouts and leaders of Troop 72 arc RenroMntaUve Vernun Brown of Ma- Trerus.. Harve Woodman; CMoriter. E. that often it w:ai impossible to send a I collecting toys in the first ward. Has­ son was "tiie main speaker. The L A. ° Smith; ASst. Chorister. Ethel Fisher; member of the college staff who hud, tings, and.repairing them at the homes technical training' in tlie line of farm ,of Mr. Boilancc. 8. 8. M.. M.. and and of of some jonm of of s m—. d the dinner «' noon At Mr- Ballance. At th the- MVUW- Marian Woodmari: Asnt. technical training in the line of farm L A 8 businesr meeting the folldw- I’ianht. Margaret Coats: Cor. Sec'y.. work of most interest to the audience, ‘be boys. Any family in the first ward iryr off leers were elected: Pres. Esh-Ila Stalla Chore; Cradle Roll Supt.. Mrs.'Crops nun talked In fruit growing j having toya Is urged to cal) Mr. BalKelrey- Viet-Prr-- Bessie Woodman: B«pha Smith. seettotu. livestock isecttoni. livestock xpeclidl&u gpcclallata direuMcd discussed '■ lance. Secy . Agnes Haiiht; Treas. Mattie --- ----------------------“-------- 1 j ----------MIm Ruth Woodman.of Caledonia ----------better pigs before groups of — dairymen, and ,t..rv dairy .husbandry told;. Toy* arp being repaired in tiie city nn* hii.K-ndri. "professors n.i'fA-.n.. mi* , KUnble; Flower Coram.. Mrs. Wood­ .*[>ent the week end at home. • how to jiroducc milk when lhe uu- hall and all troops are asked to have man and Mr»- 'VTffg; Pianists. Ludle I dlenco wanted to know the. correct ‘ all repaired and completed toys in the Fuli-r and Mrs Thompson; Chotitu-rs, ---------.city rocms ready distribution on Mrs. Clum and Bessie Woodman. ' Mrs. Julia Dt-Slooven and William 5,‘f-uy8 2<M, u . ,,' In'.umclcnt funds at the college made the 24th. with the Welfare basket*. Tlie Christmas program will be given Martin of Knlamaxoo culled on friends at this place one day the past -week. >’ »»Po««ble to secure enbugh speakers next Sungay evening, Dec 18. Wednesday P. M. Dec. 7. teachers of lor the numerous meetings so Farmers' The many friend, of Mra. Emma lav- ,or ,h* n'im'r”"s •"<*«««« “ Tlie school gives a program at the ' Week was created to meet tlw demands the Nashville school were addressed on P. T. A Vnc'-ting next week Friday cvc- ingston are glad to know she Is re­ fur information in all types of form Scouting by Mr Shafer, who outlined covering so nicely from nn operation ----------performed recently at Crlxpe hospital, activities. Thirty organised groups now the Ten Year Plan of Growth, and At the Community service Sunday Mr and Mrs. Griffin of Otsego called have special programs ut the college asked their assistance in putting arras.-, 'evening the subject was -Tiie Effects on friends at this place Monday eve- during thy Week. General meetings the program. Troop No. 77 of that of Alcohol and Various Phares of the ning. j provide entertainment.- shows bring in town. Arllc A. Reid. Scoutmaster, visit­ Prohibition Question." There were six George Crass and wife of near Battle the best products ot tlie farms, and ed the Scout Headquarter.-, building in young, men and five young ladies who Creek made a business trip to this euitysU jx-rmit visitors to . put their Battle Creek. Saturday, where swim­ took part by giving fine talks and read­ place Wednesday afternoon. ming testj were passed in the pool and abilities against each other ings. Special songs were given by Mr. games cnjfiycd in the gymnasium. The and Mrs- Wing, the young people, and . Dr. Peter de Bye, Leipzig physicist.1 IRVING. 'troop is rapidly Browing, four new a mixed quartette. says that gloss w not a solid, but a Mr. and Mrs. .Harvey Rftrlwcll of, numbers reglMenng In. the last ten The Sunday school elected officers as hard liquid. .Wayland visited Mrs. Hartwell's sister. I days. . .Mrs. Dell SchUTmann and family, one! i r —:----- — ’ day last week. Plahf are being made for the forma­ , Mr. und Mrs. Harry Merrick from I tI0n of a Nashville Cub Pack; Rev. Gull take were recent visitors nt thr i Wurtz and Voyle Varney are'making 1 home of Mr. and Mrs. Adalbert Wilcox.! arrangements for tlie necessary regisMr. und Mrs. Henry Nagel of Gram! ‘ration. ! Rapids and Rev. and Mra. Floyd Nagel I ------------juf Charlotte visited their parents here ASSYRIA, part of last week. ; The Assyria Center Unit of the Ex­ Mrs Joe Sfiringer and sons were In -tension Class In nutrition held a very For safety <»f principal and regularity Grand Raptd.v Tuesday. ■i inspiring meeting at the Mrs. Mabel Mrs. Lucretia Benham entertained'I. Hartman home on Friday of lost week. of dividends; invest your surplus funds a'friend. Mra. Arnold, from Hastings!- A vegetable plate dinner was served in building and loan shares. They are last week. funder the direction of the chairman, Mr. and Mrs. Claud Bush from Has-1• Mn, Allie Thomas of the Austin dlsas near depression-proof as any invest­ tliigs were Bunday guests at Wm. Me-' i.trict. Cann's. ‘. ment you can find and return a : Mr. Bratton of Indiana, who has *. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Nichols were in:1. been operating hts saw at Assyria Ccn- f reasonable dividend. Grand Rapfds Tuesday. ter. has gone to Freeport to do work. ' - ■ —— ---------------g> Ii John Augus and fumily accompanied •SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. ’ him. Mrs. Lulu Gray and son Robert and I Mrs. llaltir Weaver is improved Karl Vunde Gelson spent today iMon- ’ from her recent illness at the home of ,day» at Battle Creek. I her twice. Mra. Clare Norris. Eber Hoffman and Helen Youngs of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and famHastings were married in Indiana No- i ily were Sunday guests at the home of , Veinber 26. .1 their slater and family. Mr. and Mrs. Detroit't Oldttl Building and Loan Atrotiatian \ I M,s„7i.‘nk N?rW.n “,ld UU1C vlTOe (Joe Muure Moore w of „ Battle Creek. : were Battle Creek visitors Wednesday.. Mra. E,,in4!lu Miller will be hostess 1250 Griswold Street, Detroit i -Mr7 a.l.’,C 9.r“y ulltl ldn Thursday, December 15 to the Uy of West Vermontville spent Sun-< members of the. Pleasure Birthday ciriday with their mother. Mrs. Lulu j gamgaUon. A potluck dinner and J. L. Maus & Son, Renrcscnlativea in Hastings ... ... . Christmas observation wiU be the dl• Mr.^nd Mr- Eber Hoffman uf Has- version. tings an- spending some-time with his] The Rev. Dorris, a former pastor of .parents. Mr. und Mrs. peter Hoffman j Battle Creek circuit, filled the pulpit lai the Bnggs church at the Sunday I morning service. ■ The unniial meeting of the Lacey Mutual Telephone Company waa held ; on Monday afternoon. December 13. I Election of officers and telephone op­ erator were the principal matters of business. ■ Mr. and Mrs. Plill Gaut have taken up their abode in. part of Tom Watf son's residence so ns to be near their ! employment. Rev. Dorris, who has been spending I some time ut the home ot Mr. und Mrs. Jay Cole, former parishioners, has | returned to his home in Grand Rap­ ids. ■ New Customers EVERY DAY Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. A Real Investment --------- In Our Meat Department---------- Fresh Hams PORK LOIN ROAST Rib End Lb. 6ic PORK CHOPS Center Cuts Lb. 10c FILLET OF HADDOCK Lb. 10c OYSTERS Fancy Select Pt. 25c LINK SAUSAGE 3 Lbs. 25c Pork Hearts Pork Liver ■ BeeFHearts Hamburger Michigan BeeS The Problem of the Roil roads THE difficulty of solving the railroad problem has been greatly increased by the developnirnt of Competing means of transportation by highway, waterway and airway, which are aided by subsidies by our national and state governments, and by exemption from such regulation as is applied to the railroads. The importance of the railroads to the economic welfare of the country is such that constructive efforts to solve tlie problem must be made at once, confronted as. we are by cvidejici of the effects produced upon the entire industry and commerce of the coun­ try by the decline in railroad earnings. ■ . THE SERVICE Ol DIE RAILWAYS IS INDISPENSABLE FOR HAND­ LING H IE GREAT BULK Oh pUR-COMMERCE. HERE are the facts as to the decline in railway earnings during this depres­ sion. l*he-gross earnings in 1929.were $6,360,000,000 while in 1932 they will approximate only $^,200,000,000. Railroad operating expenses are 45 per cent less than they were in 1929, a decline of $2,052,000,000. This was effected by the reduction ip the number of employees by about 620.000 and in the total wages \ paid them about $ I 5,000,000. Purchases of. fuel, materials and equipment have been cut about $1,430,000,000. The total reduction in wages paid, and pur­ chases, exceeds $2,750,000,000. . . * THE recovery of the railways is essential tp the recovery of national proserity .and they cannot recover yhder government policies that promote every kind of competition with them and at the same time imnpse every kind of restriction up­ on the steam lines to prevent them fronr meeting this competition. EXPERIENCE AND COMMON SENSE DICTATE THAT EQUALIZA­ TION OF TAXATION AND EQUITABLE REGULATION ARE NEEDED IN ALL BRANCHES OF TRANSPORTATION. IMMEDIATE, vigorous action by national, state and local executives and legis­ lators is required. They alone have the opportunity and the power to enact and enforce the- remedial legislation on taxation and regulation so necessary in this J extreme exigency. THROUGH forthright action the tide can be turned, and by bringing back the railroads’ purchasing power, and by their larger employment of labor, all industry will be quickened simultaneously. Every man, womarl and child in the country would be benefited by this correction of basic causes. MICHIGAN RAILROADS' ASSOCIATION ' MORGAN. . Mrs Milly Flory accompanied Mr. । and Mrs. J W. Shaffer and son. Hotner. I । to the tatter s daughters home tn | Plainwell, aherc they visited over the (week end. Mrs. FTory u planning to1 stay an additional two weeks wlth: Mrs Johnson and Eugene. Rev Quitman Smith of Grand Rap­ ids and Rev. Laurence Oibbs of Hai­ ling* were callers al Elgin Mead's Sat­ urday- evening. : Mr and Mrs Gil Lindsay and son, !Vincent, of stony Point spent Wed­ nesday with Mr. und Mrs. J. W. Shaffer. .Mrs Mamie Webb Garnett and ■ Char.es Harrington spent Sunday with the former's brother; Charles Beech and family. Mr. and Mrs. W H .Vansickle and son. Elwood, of Lansing spent lhe I ueek end al the Vansickle farm. t I A number of penons in the village attended tiie quarterly meetings held at the Free Methodist church in Hastingu over the week end ’ A .survey of retail marketing of pctro'.eum products revealed that there arc '.T Blling .'.tatton* tor every 10 miles joi iughway in tlie United State* traveled by the intXortat. 3 Lbs. 25c Lb. 6c Chuck 8C Roast « --------------- In Our Grocery Department --------------Country Club GENUINE ALASKA PANCAKE FLOUR PINK SALMON 5 Henkel's 3 - 25c 19c 5 A bif value I PANCAKE FLOUR DCAC r Sund..dP.el W i. w 4c Bread French Coffee No. 2 ft Er co, y, J V Puritan Syrup ”;J‘ 19c D.lidoui with light fluffy pencil ci The kind you would b«kt yourj.lf *■ 25c Full bodied and Ravory ,J£" 15c Preserves Country Cljib * Pure fruit — all flavors NAVY BEANS 10 19' Michigan hand picked Catsup 10c Peanut Butter 2 Corn Meal 5 Id, 13c Yellow or white " . Standard Quality BARBERS CORNERS. | The Alloft school will have a Cli.-b.t-1 max tree and program at the relvool: houre. Wednnaluy cveninj. December 21. Everyoih- w inviu-n. The P. T. A. Friday evening wa., well .uu-nded. The .next meeting will be I Friday, Jan 6. Wm. H Vnndvriiuff of Weal Cultidonla called, on hb>'daughter. Mrs, Juy | Smith, ora- day last week. Lavant McIntyre of East Carlton and .hts son. Howard McIntyre, of Battle j Creek called on Clark Barber Friday. Mr. and Mr. Herman Hauer and I daughter. Maybell Hauer, went to I Coats Grove to call on Mr. and Mra Floyd Clum Sunday. ' Mr and' Mrs. Orvjllc Shellenbargcr vixited tlw former's father, Julius She!Icnbargcr. near Lake Odessa, one day ■last week. ' Clayton Shroyer is caring (of the | home and »tock of Mr. and Mr*. Bert Palmer near Middleville so the Palm■cr's could <t> to’Joliet, lllinou. to at­ tend the funeral ol their aunt. ’ Lb. BOLOGNA and BEEF RIBS <E1Z£ ffiutimial Tjjoan & fnufstment (jiroinpnnp “We Serve 9C Lb. Bone/eM 19c Rolled Oats 10 »». 19c Quality Osts — Belk Famous Embassy Brand SALAD dressing °r 24e ex SUGAR 10 47e Jade Fiort • Pure Cane Michigan Sugar '. 10 *•«* 46c Fine granulated ---------------- FINEST FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES------------------ CRANBERRIES 2 - 25' Late Howe Varietiet—fpr the Owiatmaa lent Celery Fresh—Crirp ORANGES naval ' buach New Gop—Sweet and juiey-^SGC 115 ’!:» Head Lettuce 5c 25c 5c GRAPEFRU’ / 3 - 19< . Flcridc—full d julcj • KROGER-5TORES f �TIIE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 14. IjJl DKLTON. ; The -JS* Homemakers' Comer BEFORE INVENTORY SALE of — — Yp YY V T Ww RCT wum Brawn ol Inn. and hu *Bn flUU coU*s* X friend. ■ Rrnestiue Wells of Cadillac ® * ;old material* together when hookln,: n Bum c. l. ton of---------------Kalamazin a rug. When you coinc to the end «X a-----------------i strip bring the end through to the sur- are visiting hl* father, A. L Solomon, face of the rug and cut H off the same ; and family. I depth as the loops. The new strip is Her. Hugh Kennedy of Grand Rap- All our used car* must bo told before Jan. 1, 1933 and we are offering them at greatly re­ duced pricea until that time. end is .U*o cut to make it the same in aroIwj Rapids district, filled the pulpit . ; depth as the loop*, | iiere Sunday morning and was a very TAG 870 TAG 882 TAG 872 1931 DeLuxe Town Sedan 1929 Whippet Coupe . 1928 Model A Delivery Panel In Fine Condition NOW AT ONLY To Go Now at *27552 *6500 •6522 TAG 895 TAG 87-1 1931 Model A Tudor 1930 Mode A 1932 Ford V-8 I'udor Tudor »<w dull satin finish by being nibbed; joyed the sermon. down after /ach.------------coat with.--------powdered ---- --------------.—, Mr*. L- D. Mlles is suffering with an pumice .stone and water. A piece of injured ankle which was tiie result of tell dampened and dipped . into, the B fgjj Thursday night powdered • pumice and then rubbed: ,. BUI, ™,'.I,----------- WUl uv. . flnkli t<> any uluxy varnlalt M well_<is I nft“ acre Kalamazoo .Muzputfs take away the rdughness of brash:1on Friday. Ucon--Pennock Mra strokes and dust iiarticles that have, Mr. ;■■■ and —- Mrs. ----- -------------- — and — ■ - on the - wet yarnlah. — :-------------------------Aadlfon Pennock-------went to isettled —Kalamazoo --------------water fl .h ar t rich in iodine and should b.- ,M-n<-d at k.Mt once a week Salmon’ . Blanche Richards spent last nd suminrs are usually inexpensive «**k visiUng her slaters in Hastings. Iiave as high nutritive value as 11 more expeiunve varieties. Priced Now at s225~ SI65° s395 TAG g9H 1932 V-8 De Luxe Sedan Merle Clark of Cloverdale Thursday for ; dinner mid will open their Christmas ' box lhat day Tlie Standard Bearer girls will meet i Sorry t'« 1* ar «f Mrs, MUcs* arei-; Kathryn Horton on Tuesday. Dec dent und hope she will soon be able ^o. for dinner. to lx- with u again j AH chlldjTn wlll ukp Harold Honeywell spent la-t week at in uu. ciiristmas program are requestI Perry, the guest of Rev. and Mrs. |c(j to meet at the church next Saturday tSugdon. afternoon. ■ A new floor U being laid In the lowe: I .... ~ k.k.. ; part of the town hall. A much needed Lansing arc making an extended repair. with her mother. Mrs. Adn StAj-rn) from here attended tlie I, Thorpe. iTrlplb Link Chib nt the of Clara ;: iBr.1. .1 Pin.Wra. A hnme .plraUIU ura-1I ££f* n,m» “SI, " l-K VIllIlA II.I.E TAG mu. Demonstrator—Only 8000 miles. Good as new. Cost new with Heater und License S752.25. A Burenin now al on y .«ram. an „el.w B"*™. "an. Iran.! Hastings over tlie week end ail'd u siiinptuous- dinner were all ell-: Mr.* and Mn. George Lldy of Wood- . ‘ -J Next meeting will be held at j.iyrit Hand spent from Thursday until Sun the I. Q. O. F- hall , with Mr. and Mrs. Elwyn Hay-1 i Mr and Mra. Fred Ketcham of Kufa­ I day ward. Mr. and Mrs. Hayward enter- * i mason called on .... tlieir grandmother. tained a few young people “ Saturday, Mrs. Jennie Nnrrts. and Lucy Sur.dapk;.^*, *-—* «**’“*'»«■■ spent from Friday night till Sunday ■ , ,i ten bv “ »trange last with ivr .'.^- tei. Mrs. Jeimie Noms. an— mad dog ione dav T,.n. nr I Look These Bargains Over Before You Buy Universal Garage Co Telephone 2121 Hastings, Mich. liuaJill. W. Wbh l« her > . "wr' ld .nd IrMM. omrt. w»d .nd e,,,. TMSX’K ILd ’ AHI I OX < IN I 1 I! .her ton. dur.™ of ... the The children and tea-hi . ... ... Center -----rfiottl- attended , th* Parilan HMM hall Saturday evwilhg, Dec 17. । iK'alth’ lecture riven by “ftrjncw tuck >tip|a*r Small admission tx-.-.r ’ at Haai ings Friday afternoon. Everyone welcome. Prize! given. The Carlton Center-wtlmol win inv Leslie Daniels and children a Chn-unax program Thursday formers mother. Mra: M 1 Young. In Hustings Saturday. Church. All are cordially invited. The Carlton L. A. 8. is sponsotlru; a have been .two quilt play. ' A Borrowed wife." to be given Itarijicti -d ■ । . ,i made for phildn-ii hy in­ Aml there is Mill prodiKa its in company .with Mr lif liMdingr. and Fred Hem :. . Knbin Jhur.o. ant! Mis. Prod Henncy and Honk und guest-* of Mr. and . „.Jones oi Kalmnairxi. ...............Mr. n. . Dand Mr J. Kiak'of near Freeport .7 ffi An Oil that Does Not Protect Your Engine from STARTING-WEAR is not Good Enough! lliis.Winter you’ll be besceched to use this, that and lhe other brand ot motor oil be­ temperatures. More’important, it pene­ flow in zero cause they arc " dewaxed,weather" and "start circulating instantly Which, tediniqdly speaking, means they leaving up in the motor a "Hidden Quart" have a "low cold test lubricating your motor before- you start. rh^i's a good Winter quality. Most trates and. combines with metal surfaces, lhat never drains away! lhe "Hidden Quart" cult down costly starling-near by It makes starting easier, too. Unsolicited good oils have it. letters from motorists in all pant of the Bui lbat'> not enough! Your motor makes several thousand revolutions bc- country say so. of all your motor uear occurs dur­ ing the starting period. Oils not CONOCO Hed 1 nangle next time you need oil. made by’ the Germ Process drain away during idle pcr.odi, leaving your motor unprotected from terrific wear when vou start. Ihat’s "h.ilf-w.iy" lubrication! rulrnahnu:nts were served Only Conoco Germ Processed winter protection. Look for the CONOCO GERM PROCESSED , ^rs- George Kern is recovering from Conoco Germ Processed Motor Oil. too, The MeKelvey-Bclgh P T A. will tjp j Injuries she received two weeks ago; ■ is dewaxed and circulates freely at subzero ■ - this week • -Friday -------night ■ ■ -■ on tlie sidewalk. held at the wMe iwhcn .■ •—>- alio -- fell -------------Kelvey chool. Bring pop corn and: rh*' *otal rccclpu from the L. A. 8. »«>.<,» >rf...d>,«nu. .rnrankd I»«dir7 Th. .uin... ■ n.d .( Uw drum tan Dr "‘d * a «>Au. CIRCULATES FREELY BF.LOW ZERO Mv utht «tu . kM .urrea uid | W hwy over lhe nW ' THOROUGHLY DE WAXED . .he Ud». .n> ..Jelul to .u who ol » h«h, damhler .1 Uwr hem. Tur,hrliwd dnrnuhl. ; To The Point Which is it. “Does lhe smile bring Mr. :.nd Mr* Nfmli.l! Belton Iron,' V" CwUr Cfrek omeury Circle here ihl. wwk for buri.l In the Prw!||.<-iiu tH.Young Man <to daughter of familyr success, or doe* success bring the Warnerville six nt Sunday wttli hlsi*11! ,nect Mr- and Mra. Charles rtcvillc cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. Kahler nncnfs. Mr. and Mrs. Orlie Belson. Kahler on Wednesday. December 21, were former residents of this com- And I can imitate any kind of a bird." smile?" mmiii .and. NUK Illi Nettie Bdideli has returned to P<* “u afternoon meeting. inunity and Grand Rapids and have Can you do a homing pigeon? ■ncer of South lhe Rome of h<-r nephow. pexter: T1"’ remains of Mrs. Albert Kahler many friends and relatives here who 1 An electric jwlate has been Invented BVNNl.It WANT ADVS. PAY j fat testing the flavor of foodstuff*. : iter spending several weeks !(,r °*»klWd. New York, will be brought ।extend sympathy, with Charley- Crouse at Hastings ’ j J. W. Walker Mck .toed and under - Mr. and Mrs Harold Roberto of I she rare- of dw.tor. ’I'sr'C'-I'I’C'.I’I'S’S'I'IfC'I'.SEirCe’CX'C’C’rC’C'C’C’C’C’rC'CC'C’C'C’C’C’CCCi —a -------------------Laireburg sjwnl the week end with the'S'C'errrri'C'C'il I Mr. and. Mrs. Hamboricr entertained home folks. their children from Lansing Sunday. , Mr. and Mrs. B. E Bawdy wete in -. Chile has had fourteen revolutions in Lansing Tuesday. eight years but only seven presidents, i z> NORTH MAPLE GROVE. MOTO ROIL i n. | ELECTRICAL an electrical gift and free her from the drudging task of house­ work. She deserves the lei­ sure and freedom one of our economical gifts would bring her. . PERCOLATOR *3.50 TOASTER ■2.25 *3.00 MIXER EGG COOKER . . . *4.75 *3.85 HEATER WASHING Machine ‘23.00 VACUUM Cleaner *16.00 DOUBLE SANDWICH Toaster *8.00 ROBLESKI ELECTRIC CO SO. JEFFERSON ST. - HASTINGS, MICH. 4 We ve Got It We’ll Get It Or IL Isn’t Made Only a fetv more days until Christmas . We are making special prices on aN Holiday Merchandise. See the quality and get our prices before you buy. Christmas Cards A Big Line 2 for 5c To 25c Each CANDY package or box to suit any purse to Gents Purses2octo33.n0 Cameras and Kodaks Culbertson s Latest Bridge Rules Playing Cards Poker Chips Key Cases Shaving Brushes Parker Fountain Pens Stationary 25c to §3.00 Ask for your votes on the Doll Contest—!□ little girls will be made happy Christ­ mas Eve. Carveth & Stebbins The REXALL Store Ask for Your Weather Chart Calendar �THE HASTINGS BANNTR, WlDNEtDA*. bECtMBEB 14. Itll yiOtFOCTHP CHANCERY OtDX*. LEGAL NOTICES | CHANCERY SALE CHAKCnT SALE FREEPORT. Thursday forenoon ‘Princess Watassa" gave a very interesting talk at. the schoolhouse Several country schools came to listen to her Interesting and Instructive teachings. ' A pageant Is being prepared by the jwng people of the M. E church fur lhe Christinas program. Mr. and Mr*. Claude WaltJn were In Hastings and railed on Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bumford. Mr. and Mr* Claude Walton were In Jackson Monday and visited Mr. and Mrs. Norris Herrington and family and went through the new prison.' They returned Tuesday by way of Lansing and called on Mr, and Mrs. Garrett Hatt, the former’at one tune a local realdent. Mis* Augusta Hinckley accompanied Mr. and Mrs Adam Endres to Haitlngs Mongpy. Geraldine Williams of Hastings was a guest of Miss Valenta Doyle Friday. Mrs. Rcy Nagler-and daughters Flor­ ence and Katherine Skeoch and Miss Nona Tliak-r were Grand Rapid* visitor* Saturday. King's Herald met at the home of Mrs. Loomis Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. W. H Olmstead and daughter, Dorothy Louise, of Grand Rapids were guests of the former's sis­ ter, Mrs. Glen Perkins, over the Week end. Mrs. Griswold and Mrs. J. D. Copl accompanied Mrs. A. D Strekle and son Victor to Hastings where they at­ tended tiie County Garden Club Mon­ dayFloyd Miller of Hastings, called at the Hahn iiotne Thursday. Mrs. Dell Godfrey was on tlie sick list Saturday Jake. Geiger has beep visiting rela­ tives at Lake View for a couple weeks and returned Friday. Helen Eash of South Bowne was a guest of Margaret Perkin* Friday and Saturday. * Mr*. H.fcd. Boughner entertained Mra. George Forbcy Friday, it being the birthday of the latter John W. Deming Is very 111 at lhe home of his daughter. Mrs Edith Ben­ ton of Bowne. WlUlarn Forbey. Sr^-ot Irving called CHANCERY NOTICE Rtata it Mkhiraa, .a County uf Bartr Liat ttrrtvf . ham i ?.v •.-oner ORDER FOR PUBLICATION AhM« D. MchonaM. ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ut t6« bid DBDBB JOB I'OBLIGATION CHANCERY BALE manly. Ella C. E<|lraloa, lair* ot Probatt ORDEB FOB PUBLICATION. MOBTUAQE FORECLOSURE day afternoon. The Ladies Literary Club met with Mrs Prank Hynes Thursday afternoon, with a good attendance and a fine pro­ gram after which refreshments were served by the hostess. Howard Cress and mother of South Bowne were .Friday evening guests of Mr. and Mra. F. O. Hynes. Mi*. nnd Mra. Will Blough visited the formers sister. Mrs Willis Lape. of Grand Rapids who Is convalescing from injuries received In a recent auto accident. Mr. and Mra. Leon Howk have moved ORDBB FOB PUBLICATION. in wittj. Percy Rosser for the winter. Mrs. George Davis of (Hinton. Iowa'. Is suffering from two fractured .rite, which she received In a recent fall, and Has been con/lned to her bed fur several weeks. Thio above is a lister of Mrs. Cora Gardner. Mr. and Mrs. D D. ‘Holcomb of Biwne were guests of Mra. Anna Wal­ ton. Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Stuart and fam­ ily of Lowell ore now comfortably lo­ cated in the F. R. Everhart hou.se. The former has conducted the local "bakery for nearly two ycara. and during the put year was active In local baseball t>r a I activities and the Idol of many bascptMi t>all fans. We are glad Dial we can iiiiJj! welcome Mr. and Mrs. Stuart and fam­ ily to our community both socially and >b*t». fraternally. F. G. Hynes has been on the sick list _—. and confined In to his his home far for twn two. nr or ORDER FOP. PUBLICATION three days" Tlie harry County Association of the • Odd Fellows and Rebckaiis met at Hu­ ll ' tings Monday evening. Report a good* ar Rev. and Mra. Wilkins 6al led ut the 1 is S Weaver home Ln Bowne Saturday. » thi 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Coats motored to . Evart Friday where they attended the » d»r funeral of a relative Saturday and rercoant turned Saturday evening.' Mr. .and Mrs. H. M. Boughner called | at the home of their daughter. Mrs. i Laurence Johnson, whose little son ; "Dickie” Is quite ill with bronchitis. ■ Dr. and Mrs, Pultz pf Nashville and Dr. Pratt and Mrs. Ray Cook of Has­ tings called on Mr. and Mrs. P, O1 Hynes Friday evening. | Rt-V. and Mrs. Wilkins were Grand Rqpids on business Friday. Mrs. Mary Kidder of Baltic Creek ipent several days this week with her niece, Mrs. Ed. Goals. Rev. Cones ot Mileage vlllc. Illinois, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. BAST DELTON. Lot week's tetter. • ' Mr. and Mra Stewart Waters enter­ Mr. and Mr*. Carl Enzlan and daugh­ tained Sunday evening Paul Nagel and ter spent Bunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hazel Cdlthrpp of near Prairieville Mason Newton and Mr. and Mr*. Millard Houser, Mr*. Conyer spent Saturday with! Rex Waters were In Battle Creek shop­ . Mr*. Cha*. Conyer near Richland. . ping Thursday. Beck of Gale*Robert Barber underwent an opera- I Mr. and Mra _Charlie _________________ tfcn for appendicitis, Tuesday, at Bor-'burg Bjx> Mra. Albert Hartman apd two gess hospital. daughters of South Hickory Cornels Ro-ella Barber and friend from Sag-. visited home folks Sunday, tnaw «pent Saturday night and SunMr and Mrs_ noyd Morford enterday with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. tfllncd company from Battle Creek Clay Barber. ■ Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Chas. Hudson and Mr and Mix. Vcrn Town and fam­ daughter of Vicksburg and Mr. ami of pjainwelJ spent Sunday at Rex Mr*. E. D. Reynolds of Delton spent water*’ UlTriflav ..... Sunday will, with Xfr Mr. a-.l and Mr, Mrs Warren Alttrs^.rltc R(.ea. who has been ...t.a terld,lnu« <. ing switch board at Prairieville. 1» Ue Reynold* speitf the week end tn h * , the wlnter. Chicago and attended the live stock Mason Newton and Bessie Walers Mr Mr. u.rv.v I visited Mr and Mrs Allen Griffen near Mr. and Mr*. Harvey. Enzlan enter- p-,- j ,y(. Monday afternoon. talned Sunday. Mr. and Mra. Rice and; U ancmuoo. family ot Kalamazoo and Mr*. b« irvv and r.mur COUNT, UNt. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cosgrove vte-! Sponor Johnson was Ln Clarksville Itcd Mr. and Mr*. Harry RowUon and Thursday on business family at Augusta Friday evening. I Mrs. Beckhold of Lake Odessa vhltMr*. Lyne* of Lent Corner* came' ed with Mra. 8. Johnston Saturday. last week to spend the winter With her j Grandpa Gibson U cutting friends daughter, Mr*. J. F. Oswald. ! in tlw North for a few days ■ 1 »'•'» ' '--------, Mrs Alice Hansbarger and daughter. HENDERSHOTT. | Barbara, ot Ionia, visited Mr* Herman The ladles' Aid will have an evening Winkler Wednesday. social on.December 16th at the home I Glendon Eckardt and the Misses of Mr*. Wilbur Sehanu Bring jour K«t* “nd Rrae Erkardt and Ml** Olga c-x-n dishes for lunch which w ill be I Eckardt vblted Mrs. Mary Kuitf and pot luck. Silver will be fumiilwd by j Mr. Fred Eckardt in Grand Rapids the Aid. There will be a program and I Thursday. general good time j Mr. and Mr*. Victor Eckardt and Sunday visitor* al Albert krill'* wi re. MIm Etta Schneider were Ut Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Lahr and Mr.-; Tuesday. and Mra. Wirt. Murray ot Hastings. Mr. and Mr* Waldo J. Gcrltoger and Mr. and Mrs Albert BnU und moth- family and tlw former s mother. Mrs er. Mra. Ella Lahr, were In Hastings »UTte L Get linger, were In Hasting* Tuesday to attend the funeral of a Sunday, the. gue.su. of Mr. and Mr* cousin. Mrs. Annie Miller . Jac°b Rehor. _ . Utile June Parmalce of'Banfleld I* «nrTn thornappi f vWllng her grandparents. Mr nnd Mil TH 1IIORNAIFLE. Mrs. Floyd Garrison. 1 . Last Week's Udler. --------- ----- ***-------------; Mylo Shaw returned home Thursday, PLEASANT HILL.---------- .from Chicago where he attended the . Mrs. R. J. Williams spent a couple International Live Stock Exposition. ot days lost week with her daughter. The funeral of Herbert J. TVrry. Mr*. Byron Rowlader. and himify of whose age was past 82 years, and who. Grand Rapid*. - .with his wife, had resided here with Tlie next P. T. A. meeting, will be their son and family, was held Friday Friday evening. Dec. 23. with Christ- 'afternoon with bdrial in the Rutland mas program. cemetery. - Bert palmer left for Ellwood. Ill. • .Mr and Mrs. Sidney Kenyon spent Thursday morning to attend the fu-1 Sunday with his parents. Mr und Mra neral of Mrs. Bridge He returned C. O Kenyon, where they enjoyed a home Sunday ! family gathering and a Thanksgiving R. J. Williams Is wearing h broad repast. As Mr. Kenyon was too 111 al smile. Reason He hod tlie cliamplon i that time to entertain. fat wether al tlie W’estem Michigan Mr. und Mra Orrin Landacre spent fat stock show. Friday with friends in Grand Rapids. ANNOUNCEMENT Investing Safely At the meeting of our Board of Directors on December 6lh. lhe 79th Semi-Annual Dividend was declared paid on Decem­ ber 20th, as of January the 1st, 1933. Standard Savings & Loan Association Griswold at Jefferson Detroit, Michigan Local Representative J. L. MAUS & SON HASTINGS, MICH. j CUNUBBT NOTTC1 ORDER OF PUBLICATION I- at uulilir a Mr. and Mrs. Arlelgh Hall ipent the week end with relatives Ln Hastings. I Mr. and Mra. 8. E. Johnson and Cor­ win Noviskey of Grand Rapids were • Sunday guests of relatives here. i Miss Helen Boughner of Hastings i spent lhe week end with her parents. i Dalad at II attint ua - Herbert Hinckley, who has been [ spending a few weeks with his brother. J^a’rf-Pralu.. Tracy Hinckley in Chicago. came Sun­ ------- -— ------- ■------------------- ■ J day to spend a few days with relatives. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Standard Bearers met with the Miss- the Roy Nagler home Tuesday. The local P. T. A. met Wednesday evening at the schoolhouse and wm ORDEB FOR PUOLICATION. buxlness we listened to an Interesting in«\ program, arranged by Mr. Voorhees 17 °. and Mr. Carter, in which Dr. Seryan of '<;«» la. about fresh fruits and vegetables, and I transportation of same from different I countries, jifter which light refresh■ menu were served. The next meeting NOTICE TO CREDITORS. I will be January 4. 1W3 with parents in charge of program <nd a pot luck sup­ per at 6:00 in lhe evening. | Richard Lobdell, Ray Perkins and Maurice Overholt of Kalamazoo spent Kha C lataaloa. Jaifa ot Probate. umwhi. I’^aMBi, Begin* <4 Prebaie. jillc'reih I Tiie entertainment given In lhe I. it* city, f«na*iiy »iu»s*. i •» it* Prub»u offic*. in ib* eKy ot Ha* o. o F. hall Thursday evening by ----------■- ................ ..... ............. ... .1“ "3 Mn Berth, HUI. > Sr«pl>o>o0« ot n4 co«rt on Chicago, was very Interesting. She held Hu<b. A. P l i»r audience's attention to the last, 7si?*' wlUl knowledge of reading IndlvidJla.ilofa. Micb. SERVICE Prompt Delivery and Care in Handling Best of Quality in allgradesof coal. The COLD DAYS ar«f NOW HERE! Buy your coal NOW! FILL YOUR coal binBEFOREthe / REAL ZERO weather comes! DON’T GET CAUGHT some sub­ zero day WITHOUT FUEL! Smith Bros. Velte & Company DEALERS IN WOOL GRAIN, SEEDS, FLOUR, FEEDS, COAL. SALT, LIME AND ETC. Telephone 2257 Hastings, Mich. I � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-12-21.pdf 140e98becab9a60869f838994a7ed3d9 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR 14 PAGES ! ANNUAL ODD FELLOWS CHRISTM CHRISTMAS PARTY CHILDRENGVEN | • f .MV -J Be Held At HOT MEAL DAILY Odd Fellows Hall Satur­ day, P. M., Dec. 34 . LUNCHEON SERVED IN GYM Tlfe annual Christmas party given by TO ONE HUNDRED AND . Hastings Lodge No. 58, I. O. O. F , for the- children, will be held at Odd Fel­ TWENTY FIVE SHOW EFFECTS OF nourishing food Vniinrrators ya Youngsters A Are f lows hall, Saturday afternoon. Dec. 24. 1 from two until live o'clock Santa Claus Will be there and there will be a gaily- 1“,M •uh HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, DECEMBER 21, 1932 ffipholi), 3 firing Thus, two thousand years ago, the angel of the Lord spoke tto the shepherds on the Judean hills, apd the “Good Tidings” were.of the com­ ing of the Messiah, the Mighty Counsellor, the Prince of Peace. , . Down through the ages has come the story of the Christ-child, born in a lowly manger (HiiHnga PAGESlto8 $ Elimination Series NUMBER 34 niMi/Q । niiirn niu DRllIXO LUWllI dfl¥~ INGS INTEREST RITE DELTON AND RICHLAND IN. Hastings High debating trio lost Its first debate to Creston High of Grand STITUTIONS DROP TO \ Rapids by a two to one decision on FrlTHREE PER CENT As the .ingel appeared to the shepherds, so e' day night, the Judges marking Has- J may the spirit of tbe'GreauComfortcr come to < । ting* down on two points, delivery and all of us as we remember His Birthday through ^.analysis of the cose, although all said. REALIZE CONSERVA* service to our fellowmcn. £ i The locals had tlie negative side of, TIVE PLAN IS BEST > the income tax question, and If they! ----------r\nd there were in the same country ^‘wtn the next debate win still be able Barry Co. Banks Have Been And &Try to chlld tlM3W the county cordially that mankind might be redeemed. Ana lnvltPd and onc of shepherds abiding in the field, keeping Each Assists In Gleaning Up than will be remembered With a pres­ This year has been a hard one for all of us ira'Sra m.,1, watch over their flocks by night. »' ho announcement has >et been made ° Service ■ Without ent from-Old Santa. Mothers are cor ­ —a year full of trials, hardships and disap’ Tables And Chairs \. of the next debate, but all hope HasCompensation dially invited, in fact requested, to z\nd. Io. the angel of the Lord came Tlie writer hud the privilege of'eat- !company their children.—Signed pointments. along with many discourage ­ < “n«1 be *ucre*aful. , a* can be seen on another page, the t>y upon them, and rhe glory of the Lord Ing a noon lunch at the High school Committee. ments. •Delton State Bank and the Richland gym on Friday with about 125 pupils: shone round about them: and they were ' Bank have reduced tlie rate of Inter­ who are regularly fed there each. noon. But now.that Christmas time is here, let us sore afraid. est to their depositors to three per cent. Therc children were n-h-CTM from a listen for the “Good Tidings." and fix our eyes This action makes the deposit' rate at And the angel said unto them. Fear not: list of pupils attending the city school* on the star that will guide us. as it did the Wise all banks in this county three per cent. the list being prepared by the teachers. for. behold. I bring you good tidings of I’.’s all that any bank can afford to ^len of old. to the Christ, who will bring to u$ The otw ciiojA-n were puftlix whom It) great joy. which shall be to all people. wdi believed would be helped by tills; peace and comfort and great joy. Fur many years banks in Battle For unto you is born this day in the city firn’ philanthropy, which is financed ODDFELLOWS ARENX TO BE Creek paid four per cent. There was Let us. for this season, forget the cares that of David a Savior, which is Christ the by uie tile Welfare of uiu this my.| city. | uy wciiurv. Association ui A never any (food reason for It. Tlwae TiM{ list, prepared by tiw teachers, wa* DR. LYMAN BRIGGS NAMED »' trouble us and instead let us consider the many Lord. . banks have now seen the folly of It and SCENE OF AMATEUR next gone over carefully by the P T. *q niDFCTDR OP RYIRFAII '' things for which we ought to be thankful. So have reduced the rate to three per And this shall be a sign unto you; Ye A. and the Welfare workers of the AS DIRECTOR Ur BURKAU CLASSIC cent, which is certainly liberal enough shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling city. The list, as finally pruned, con-: OF STANDARDS \ each of us may become a center of happiness for savings deposits or. savings certifi­ tamed something like HQ mimes. The; ‘ i'» and radiati the spirit of -the Master which is clothes, lying in a ganger. cates. PROCEEDS TO BE USED teacher* sent printed blanks by these : CiWC DtrnnDD DC QCDU < after all the heart of Christmas. And suddenly there was with the angel While the banks in Battle Creek children to their parents, asking their. rINt ritLUnU Ur btnVFOR BOY SCOUT WORK were paying four per cent, tlie banks a multitude of the heavenly host praising The hope of the world i» that Christmas may consent to have thC, free nieul furinc AfUQ ACHIEVEMENT < in the nearby city of Kalamazoo were nUhcd to therr children About 130 lul" VI God. and saying. never grow old-fashioned. The world may c Best Talent In This Section Of paying but ihree. Two banks, one Ip res|»nded favorably. A few did noi1 , S become cynical and we may feel that human Glory to God in the highest. and*on | Battle Creex and one in Kalamazoo. reply. About u dozen sn-arnd stating Has Made Many Important In- » xf Michigan To Compete For ; were taken over some time ago and are earth peace, good will Foward men.—St. love and charity have departed. But Christ­ that i>av mu that, at tirwMnf present, «they felt ttwv they aid did nm not i vestigations And Suggested I £! State Title branch banks of a Detroit banking la­ Luke 2:8-14. need to have their children served at Helpful Methods $ mas brings out in folks the spirit of love. kindin recognition of the capable man- ;Mltu «on. We have been told that, bethese dinners, but inter they rnlRhl be; ner in which amateur ixixing contests *orc *bese two banks were taken over come -----from-----------Washington last «lad to avail themselvesYiTTtwrrhancc. ■ Word ------ --------— — have been handled by Ute Oddfellows I bX institution they were All the respdnses'were courteous and1 week'that Lyman-I. Briggs, who wds here, the Michigan A. A U. has desig-1 carefully exarfilned, and a peculiar conrvicfrnccd a sincere appreciation of the bom and grew to young manhood in Notice to Subicribers nated the local arena os one of the five;dH“»n was found. A lot of Kalamaplan 1 Assyria township in this county, was rlngs in In mis this district district sanctioned sanctioned for for!»» money was attracted w to Battle LArn*” irmgu . Certain High school students volun- nominated by President Hoover to be Effective today. Dec 21. the sub-, elimination round* in th? state-wide Creek because of the four per rent in­ leered to serve the dinners. The menu the director of the Bureau of 'Standscription rate of the Hastings Banner Golden Gloves boxing tournament that On ,th® ot,M!r hand B""™* for each day Ls pnimred by Miss Edgur. ards of the Commerce Department. ' has been reduced from 1150 to 81.00 I ill tl U hn fl inrh *lU ternate With the finals at Olym-i»« living m Battle Creek and Mr Briggs Is a widely *~ knoun physi head of the Home Economics Depart- ; **" -— -v—< ­ per yriar for all persons residing in UIULU III UIIUIIUIILU pia Stadtum. Detroit, early tn March, vicinity, who felt tliat four per cent Barry county. Subscription rates out­ ment. wi’h Mrs. ClarA Brown super­ cist who has received degrees In science ' This is a distinct honor for the local'u-aa t0° a rat® *or “ bank to pay, side the county will be 81.50. the extra , vising the cooking. High school stU­ and philosophy from the Michigan State College, from the University of STAOiNO BOXING CONTESTS amount being necessary to pay (or the APPROPRIATE MUSIC AND1 .club and will give apart fans here an;" « mightJeopardize the interests of dents do the serving. opportunity to see some of the classiest i dtposp®rs- "ad lakcn tiielr money to Superintendent VanBuskirk takes hV» Michigan and fTotn Johns Hopkins AT ARENA ON THORS­ SIMONS TO TELL YULE­ amateur boxers in this section of the | «G»Umazoo and pul it in a three per luncheon wltt» the pupils, and is re­ University of Baltimore. He became state competing for the right to enter । bank.' It was said tliat the Battle . DAY, JANUARY 5 in advance will be credited with in-; TIDE STORY sponsible for the splendid organization | connected with the United States De­ tltc regional tournament at Battle I Creek money tn the Kalamaroo bank creased tlrpe in accordance with tltc of this movement. It proceeds like partment of Agriculture in 1396, was; Creek during February. Because of the! aa-’- aboul ainoHpt„ as_9'? ......H.., after school’is transferred to the Bureau of Standnew rates. clockwork. Promptly FINE SERVICES AT SPORT LESS HAZARD ­ number of entries, there will be two I ^aIamj,WO money ln lhe Battle dlMnls.u-d at about 11:45 the pupils, in ’urds during the World war and lias This new rate is possible because of in the Golden Glove ser„,k' . . an orderly manner. ni<- into the gym icmalncd. in that department of the reduced size of our issues, and THE ST. ROSE CHURCH । tournaments OUS THAN IS FOOTBALL the les. »n an rniiufiuuvn elimination ruuiiu round acncuuieu scheduled tur for; ------ - ~ iuwer -■ , — •Perforatin -------------- 'g room where the meal is served.' There government ever since. He was chief lower coot cost oi of ovcrneaa overhead ana and certain other economies that we expect win Midnight Eucharist At Emman- Jan. jR9- 5. 5- and a “ final flnal event cvent scheduled schwlulw’ for i r~ h2^Utina2n are students not only from the Cen-! of the division of mechanics and sound _________________ * . “ V. ‘ „• Jan 16. Winner* oi the finals will bc^lon. for which banks in all tire nelRhtral building, also from the first and • In that bureau until 1927, when he -was Every Precaution Taken To be .effective during 1933. The process, uc^ Church—Methodists To । qualified to enter the regional*. counUea- and 111 vvery city in ..... „i.-arc—’ brought To The «i.n narted nntiuwl assistant nulvtnnt. director dlrArinr of nf Research RnAenrrh Protect Amateur Contestants of printing depends on the use of con-1 second* wnras. Tvho Michigan axe are now. now. and and most most of of them them sidcrablc complex machinery and un-1 Present Pageant The Oddfellows in addition to secur- |j Michigan Centra)-building in cars, the arrange- “nd Testing. When the witer (Vst nnn»a Ar.. (In Rnnnrn mrat lor .Inch wrvir. w» uho m.d- met Ur llrhts, he ... .1 wSk tar (hr ->-BouU Are On Square til recently ukic there had .been l»UC| little _.,v *ng K------rramg the urc district umuiA Golden wuiuvn Gloves ututes wurnavuurua- 1■ hBVe — J**1?- ,or some ------- lune -------' niakln ---------->14 very iwcuuy uau ,wrn The' churches churches of of the the city city are are celecele­ ment for the dty have offered to turn __a— -» __ _________ » i1sonable 801111 blf chames. charges. by Superintendent VanBuskirk. entail- United States Deportment ol Agricul- j On January 5 there will be put on at or no reduction in the test of printing1 ■ The brating Christmas Day next Sunday over the proceeds of the two meets for! __ Ing no expense for the transportation, j ture- He told of some Interacting in- the Odd Fellows Arena a benefit for equipment, type and replacements and with special music, sermons and ex ­ Abotft 625 persons arc fed each week. I vestigations he was making at the time tlie Boy Scouts, consisting of a number so we were not able to reduce our over­ carrying on Boy Scout activities here in EPWORTH LEAGUE PREor 125 a day On Friday when tlie to determine why mmc section* of of amateur boxing contests. load expense sufficiently to reduce our ercises appropriate to thfc birthday of thc county. The Oddfellows arena to QFNTQ CHRKTMA^ PI AY OtN I b UnnlOl MAS rLAl con-‘1111 -' country win produce proaucc high nign grade, gruae, I'If all people these amateur subscription rates by an amount com- the Christ-Child. Below are the pro­ dedicated to the fine training that! writer was present, the luncheon con-! hi* 1’------ knew• •how — -------------slstrd of plenty of sandwiches, milk, a tobaccos while other* In the same Jail- ' affairs are conducted there would be parable tp the reductions In other lines grams in the order in which they were comes from clean amateur athletics; rjivintr ‘’Tho Pont At The Well" and members of the lodge believe that Olvln8 *“c Foct At Th® WeU with in the same climate will no more objection to them «h.n than to «i_» a'of business. Mechanical — equipment steaming hot dish of macaroni ai- ld tude and «aih . ..m* a — • received:' SL Rose Church. i not. His investigations proved that the fcwtb'ali game. They are not prize and materials In the printing industry tire work being done by the scout or-1 On Friday Night In Gen(Continued on page three) difference was due to the mechanical fights, nor do contestants contend for are still out of line general “The with Holy the Sacrifice of the Mass will ganuauon u u, tin. MiblbblM. Ira) Auditoriom j condition of the soil, tho shape of the purses. The chances of serious injury- level of prices but we believe that by be offered twice in St Rose church on Final details ot Uw tournament, can-; DELIGHTFUL CAROL -----_ j particles that mode up the soil, os well are less than in football. These are putting through other economics, we Christmas day. The first Mass will be not be announced until all entries aw; Member# ol fix Epworth lesgue are QPRVIPF GN oil kin* y; ns to ceriain chemical elements in the the facto concerning these amateur can operate at tlie reduced subscrip- at midnight and the second kt eight In and pairings made Already, how-: t«»P'«lng rehearsals nr their pls, lo ocnviuc un dUHUAI !glL ln other words, tlie soil particles.contests: tlon price. At ipast we feel Justified o'clock. The Mass at midnight will ever, the best sthateur hovers of Otse, he presented at the Central xhool au•> eMhf Lnrtre Atirlionre Attended Pro ln producing the best tobac- “First, no youth or young man to per-: In giving it a try. be a chanted Mass and Qic following gn. Allegan. Wayland, tonls. Stanton, ‘dltorium “ >™W Large Audience Attended rrourc brokcn ,up lnl0 ct.rtaln form,. mllted ln MlchlBan to enaage ln an ------- =----- ---- ------------hymns and Mass will be ^ung by a Bolding. Lowell. Barry county and: ocl“‘„ Ttx, «UH" ^h' «« ■> gram Given'By Teachers I which differ in the form of the soil amateur boxing contest until after he' choir of twenty-five boys and girls Lake Odessa have slgnlhed miration 'he well" by Kalnna Trask, which ptcTn Anditnrlnm particles from those tn the same region has been examined by a physician and of entering. . turcs the lo 'e of a Roman maiden for from St. Rose school. Tlw singing of All nuuiiunuiu and climate which will not grow super- found to be in good physical condi-; Tlie Golden Gloves tournament L-. a Greek poet at. the time of Christmas the hymns will begin at 11:45. Oq Sunday a«Mrn<>cn at .fouro'clock ior tobacco. Till* was only one of the non »o lhat. from the standpoint of I Silent flight. Holy Nlght-J. Gruber. sponsored by the Detroit Free Press and !and was criginally produced by the Ben the Central rchool auditoriumwaswell' studies he was carrying on f(>r the de- physical fitness. It is safe for him to j u open to all amateur boxers in Michl-. Greet plaren which aszure* one at its In Old Judea—Adam Oelbel. filled downstairs for the annual partment In determining what section* take part. gan. Entries arc divided into two £ ‘luahty. O Holy Night—A. Adam. Christmas carol service given by the of-the country were best adapted to in the next place a representative of O Little Babe of Bethlehem-R. M, classes; poviccs, who have never won! MlM Atleen Iscnhath a* "Faustina teachers of the city schools, and many: grow sj>ecial crops. ; tbc btate aj >^-ci] n, Qie referee, who is a prize in a sanctioned district touraa-1 a;rld ,1*’and Jones “ "Cariston'' have Stultz. have said that it was tlie best one ever; a few years ago the writer visited tlie' aiw, provided by the state. are there to LITIGATION INVOLVES REMoss In Honor of the Holy Infant— ment; the open division, open to all;'*1'* fading roles. Others In the cast presented. i (Continued on page five) that'uic contes’t'Is conducted;; | registered amajeur boxer*. 1 arc Robert W. Newton. Clay Basaett. nresented. (Continued on page five) see that the’contest Is fairly conducted MOVAL OF DRAIN PIPE A. J. Schindler. It was a teeutiful sight as the leach-------------- --------------------thal o[w, u en<agcd ln , boUt where These two tournaments in the Gold-' Homson Payne. Lynn Perry, Lyle NewOffertory—Adeste Fidelis. AT OUN LAKE ’ n£n* ° THREE BATTLE CREEK he is so inferior in taxing ability that The third Mass of Christmas day en Glove series w.iU be conducted tn |ton- ^b Newton. Reld^ Bassett._ VerYe Faithful, tlw ladies carrying light- , | ntA/C APRCQTtn he has no chance at all. , ----------- . will be offered in St. Cyril church In the same careful manner that charac-i^on Wininger. George Dewey. William cd candles and the men the plden style rcLLUWo AnncoltD ln the next place these amateur box-! pnMTRnVFRQY HATFQ and MImcs Virginia Bo>e«, Betty Nashville at half past ten o'clock. The terlzes the O F. A. C bouts. BouA are lantcrfu. • . . ihg contests last for only three rounds; LUN I KUVtnST DAI to concluding service cohsistlng of the stopped immediately when one- of the Blough, Helen Weaver. Irene Jones. Supt. D A VanBuskirk directed the Taken Into Custody By Deputy “jitwomlnutes each * ' BACK TO 1905 INJUNCTION Rosary and Benediction of the Blessed contestants is clearly outclassed or is Geraldine Iscnhath. Constance Cook. Sheriff Flower On SaturResults here and ebewheye haw! ----- -----Marion Weycrman. Florence Anderson. unable to defend himself properly. Sacrament, will be conducted “ * tim^ were aung for the first port of • day Afternoon 1 (Continued,on page three) Exya Morehouse Files Bill Nam- Rose church at half past two. in St. There is probably less chance for .In­ Dorcas Weaver. Vaughn Gaskill and j-,in a well supervised amateur boxuux- Bernice Will The sUgj terntry was jury Emnpnnel (^hurch. Ing bout titan there is for players in a designed and executed b9 Dale Bump; of the Christmas story from St. Luke FtoJSr”^ SXST’wSrX WOMAN GETS VERDICT ' Ban7 Road OommThe Midnight Christmas Eucharist game of football i Miss Lucile Bassett is costume chairby ML« Emily McElwaht ‘ Creek and picked up Robert C Engie. AGAINST MR. FOULKES ™ Defendants The Golden Gloves dUtrictMouma-1man ^Uld Geraldine Isenhath has Tlie second division of the program j|oy j symons and Wesley Oster and / An Intereating case. Involving among (Saturday night). ment hery promises to be one of the charge of the miUc. Other committees was a tfantomimc. "The Christmas .brought them, to Jal! here, the charge Jurv Awarded Her $500 In Suit other lhlnKs' problems that first arose Organ and Piano Prelude. "Fantasia." biggest events of its kind ever to bc,arc Vernon Wininger. lighting; HarStory. The special lighting e|fects aRBllu{ uiem being stealing wood from „ . T „ n n . between the owners of land in Gun by Clifford Demarest. I risen Payne, stage; *»•Miss « Marguerite staged here. ‘ —<—•»and the carols by McCallum's near rail Fair lake Heard In VanBuren Uo. marsh and resort property about Gun Communion Service in F.. known u3 ,— the ---- singing --- of ........ - ttieM^ •■nA. rauvzBiAuiii n farm ircai I Vrooman, book holder; MIm Virginia -of-.. In I„ the .h. galleryth. .. the j. lt . .. . M..v,.rni Umes . Lagt ^eelc Slake, was tried before Judge Russell R. chorus seated made clalmed the "Mozart's Twelfth Mass." JiX'SS’S: rendlUon very beautiful and enjoyable. hatl comP to a cott, Also Christmas Hymns and Carols STRAND THEATER TO As a background for the manger sceneui., - - - ^ni.. ,0 oSr. Full Choir. ENTERTAIN CHILDREN paMuuy; mu* was a picture showing the little town of and that |f there wasn't any wood eo^Mman^lret ^AiSSiMto^thrne! Iaal sprl,Mf' RW’,,lred l,Ue to obout Organ and Piano accompaniment ----------- ! Marion Weyerman, usher*. Albert luA fOr M 000 bTZ nlnety aCrM * mUCk land ,yln* ,l°n< throughout. Bethlehem which made an approprl- there, if the weather was cold, that Matinees On Saturday, Decern-! Becker is directing the play. Musical r mi?renre™rntion ■tho shores of Wcsl Oun ,ttkcate setting Miss Emmy Lou Stark they helped themselves to fuel from' Christmas Day (Sunday). . ber 24 — Open Free To All I »??!!!». » “ !*gS V m^to h^7^me 1 n,od a namln« the County represented Mary, the mother of Jesus, Mrs McOrilum's place. She said this 7:30 A. M-. Holy Eucharist, "In the r ; nlng by the Methodist Bunday School ^ned bvT S Commission as defendants, to Quiet." and did it in a lovely effective manner. had been going'oil for some time and Youngsters In County orchestra, directed by Wesley Logon. The whole program breathed the real 10:30 A. M., Children's Eucharist. All <he children In Barry count, Me Th* admluton price U but ten cent. . — . ■ in van tsuren county last ween, auc spirit of Christmas and renewed In the, (Continued on page five) Woer.e 2. bltor£ lady *«’ «»*«> « verdict of 1500. which pipe, twelve Inches In diameter, which Invited to l» dunk nt the Slnnd: -uh • rejected »t. Mid hearts of tile audience a deeper love he had placed across the highway for for the One whose birthday we cele- ••ij^Sven*?of"rnS't? wver^r Iwould lndl£l,t* lhat the Jury believed the purpose of draining certain of his Theater here at a apeelal Chrutmaa ■“ “•« “» t>"“ “ “ “n“ «“» hutlnee eommenelnd at t 00 clock Bal-, member la aorkind hard u make Ulla brate on December 25. had b*n misrepresentation in lands, located on the north side of the COMMERCIAL CLUB CHOSE unlay allernoon. aeoordm, lo Ba.! prewntallon aueeeaalul aa u» net pn>This service is a distinct contribution £?*** J 1 tht‘ caw highway, and between the highway and to the community life of Heatings for 1 thi^TiHni^thlv^e* ’hut Mr Fou,kCfl h“ announced that he the shore of Gun lake. ■ THREE NEW DIRECTORS Branch. the manager. All children oi ceeda will be given to the wellare Aawhich the teachers should be heartily V/nJ b2n ! W1U * a c‘ndldalr for Unlud 8“«! Junior high school age and under are oociation. Have you* ten rents ready Briefly stated, the facts causing the commended. Preparing for such a. pro-. ’ hopc lo friendz ball them । jomtor, lo oppose Senator Vandenberg controversy are as follows: -be" • repreaeulaUe. ol Uw League Donald Chase Gave Some Included In thia Imhlalloti. The tint aliow al 1:00 octack U re«m you and thereb, help In thia gram entails -hours and hours of care-10Ul' ,wt J two years from now. It can be seen In 1905. a cose was trlctl ln the cir­ Pleasing Music At Tuesday served esj>ecially for children from the K°°d CJUte. / ful planning and rehearsals outside oL -rn noQCDUC Oil Ithnt be is taking himself quite serious- cuit court of this county in which rural districts ns Jhl* will permit them | *** Noon Luncheon the regular duties of the teachers? I" UDotnVC OIL” hy. possibly he may not find the pco- Judge Clement Smith ordered a per­ whlch they gladly give, and we are< VER ANNIVERSARY Ple thtv'state or his district taking manent injunction against the drain Donald Chase of Coats Grove cn- to enjoy the entertainment and still Strand AnnOtinCftf ... . sure those who attended the service ----------; him so seriously if such news items as commissioners of Allegan and .Barry tertalned the Commercial Club, at its get home before dark. A second show; - Bargain rTOgramt on Sunday deeply appreciated the Friends circulation. counties, restraining them from dig- noon luncheon Tuesday, with some very commencing at 3:00 o'clock will be - neuas Of ui Rev. nev. And Ana Mrs. rars. L. 1j. L. d. i the —-...above ------ —get - —into • . 0 u' efiarU of all tile teachers as well as II J—*---------------| glng what was to be known as Gun pleasing selections on the harmonica. given especially for children of Has- j Dewey Invited To Mueical 1| cAMr ms OITT Supt. VanBuskirk. iRiver Drain. The theory upon which playing the accompaniment himself on Ungs. Of course any child tn the | „ wrir.g'the month of January, the county will be welcome to attend either : Strand Theater here plans to offer * FolloMing the ‘ service, Supt. andi -.MV. Year's .M— - Day . EXCHANGE IS OPEN.1 this injunction was Issued was that the guitar. On New Program of entertainmetrt at borMrs. VanBuskirk served sandwiches' AL On New Year's afternoon at four I The Cump nre Olrls arc wlth the drainage”of that area, immediately --------the - — ------------------------After brief program the club — pro­ of the two allows but for. the conven-, ’A .Y.n.N'^ xc _ mSTFiAvT ' their sift sxchnnsc ut the community onuth7FK. nf the i£7iru3ir« i.ke .nA wx.th of IS the ceeded to elect three new directors for tence of all concerned are asked to WBi rat*8. “8 is being done in the and coffee at their home, tlie teach­ — .u. large clUtS, Branch, the ensuing year, as follows: Richard',ol,ow the ----------t,me mI— wh--------------M* suggested. ciUea, according to Ray P ’u* ers being guests. ’ M : Robert Moore and R J MeSanta Claus will be in the lobby as >n*na«er. During the month adult cook. KODiri Moore ana k. j. mo usual with a fine packet of good things rni.Mions of theofchurch, to enjoy with them an --------------NOTICE TO LEGION AND ‘ j'। hour missions on on Wednesday Wednesday and and Thur* Thurariay muzlc. celebrating their twen-1 m I TAX NOT,CE Creery. _______________________ 'for every child attending Lloyd Sha- ewnlnga will bejwlucte from 38 cwiU AUXILIARY MEMBERS. ty-nfth wedding anntveroary. Tbit will thZ tosTtK?^£h1 I be at the following place, on SmXi L FIRE SUNDAY. rer *ul ** present at both perfonnan- jl<? 15 “nU- .J*® fun-length At lite meeting of the American Le- j be given In the church auditorium and0,6 foU®**** <lat« U» Uke taxes: Hm-r» « oa« ii_a „ . «-s to lead the singing and members of;attractlona.will be offered on Friday gion Auxiliary on Thursday evening it; wlll be followed by an informal recep- £ X orient oil tLcX aSd Un«> N‘llon*1 b“nkTiie fire department was called out the Amerlcan Legion Mtd Auxiliary i “nd Saturday evenings for the »anu> was decided that the Unit should co-: lion tn the church parlors. Friend. ,7' J“' 7; dr^ Sunday to the Lewis Walker garage on ftn(1 [r0up6 and others who - admission now being charged for » operate with the Welfare Association!lore asked to pleu.^ omit giftt. wm rwt mwl the d^m^nd. This“*Sn18tore' Wednesday. Dec. 21. and Janu- K°. - ,b>' • are thu annual <»« -ill "n«“ '•••>>"■ * thW '» rw>o... no‘ mccs ™f me oemanu inis win 'ary 4th; Irving store Tueeday. Dec. .77 in furnishing food for the Christmas j Since to Hastings, Rev. Since coming coming-----------to Hastings. Rev. .and and11 iwevn leMen uie caUs upon ine lhp w welfare As- andThurtday 1 As reported to the Banner, Floyd, h d aisUl cHidren. ning time will bn MceaMUty to make . cans upon weiiarc as J<n S; MlddieviUe bank. Crahr baskets. Bo all those who wish to con-1- --------------------.Last year more .. - of I Craig had some onlonx onions. stored In in the ?' ITeTJ' G5°nil m ! nation also. Camp Fire guardian j than 1600 children !j.h,. lflls double mu bill effective. cm One tribute food please have It at the Le-{ aide circle of friends who will bo glad | tre ln charge assisted by the girls Tuesday, Dec. 20. and Jon. 3 and al basement and had left a lighted oil from all sections of the county attend- i f®at“re> w*“ ** only °9°* ■ gion rooms by Saturday of this week. to honor them on 'their anniversary -----’ 1Home every Friday.—Elver Barcroft. stove In the rodm to keep the onions . ■ If if thzkAA those wHn who irlth wish tn to allonri attend lha lha LmkiIf >t»u haw no way of getting your ar- (‘Iday. Treos. Irving Twp. , from freezing. The oil stove exploded — , CLEAR LAKE DANCER. ond show are in their aaata by 8:80 tides there phone 2693 and Mrs. Edw.: NOTtrr ranrrAw T.YPsvrus i Prtday evening Dec. 23 square dance. —Adv.—Opt 1-4. causing the fire, but little damage was MIXED DANCES. o'clock, the double bill wlU be Men Downs will cal! at your home for thei ?(^’|CLCA,BmTO«L^XPA^E.^S' , Woodmansee's orchestra. Saturday eve­ done. Thornapple lake pavilion. Saturday, complete. gift. ANNUAL MEETING. ! "“*• J4' round Archbold * Dec. 31, Woodmansee's orchestra. Da» The stockholders of Dolton Tele­ .Bank Saturdays, December 17, 24. 31 orchestra. Frank HerringtonAdv 12‘ NOTICE! ANNUAL MEETING. and January 7; at Cazlton Center store131 Herrington, nav. ra phone Co. will hold their annual meet­ All ex-service men who are drawing At Archie Tobtaa* I* Of Shultz Oo-Operativl Creamery Fridays. December 16, 23. 30 and Jan-! ' . ,,, - . ing al Delton Community hall, Jan. 7. disability allowance and are being on M-37 Friday evanli DANCE. Asson.. Friday, Dec. 23. Meeting called uary 6—Burt Long. Treas. —Adv. 2 DANCE. 1933 at 1:30 P. M. called to Detroit for re-examination, At I. O. O- F. hall. Saturday evening, come. Bring sandwich** ;wk»f Freeport, December 26.—Adv. —Adv. 12-28 ' James Colllnr, Sec. please see Prank Annnble before yougo., Orderlv uraeriy GOLDEN GLOVES MEET TO BE STAGED HERE GIVE BENEFIT FOR SCOUTS Ulinlul IVlnU p prp h PU nPIlLP: ORDERED UH! TOSUBMITBRIEFS 1 “ S If Succewful Next Time Will * Still Be Eligible To Enter | nets, tokrancc and good will. Life would be poorer without this Yuletide season-and all that it represents in the life of the whole world. BARRY COUNTY MAN RECEIVES H CH HONOR 9 LOy THE DEBATE WITH CRESTON ----------' I �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 41, 19» conditions of that kind? Another thing TAX REDUCTIONS IN to which Mr. Fitzgerald called atten­ STATE REACH 22' tion Is the fact that even judges may be required to tour speakeasies and evil places in metropolitan areas in a Barry County Stacks Up Well primary campaign, if they wish to re­ With Othct-In Michigan— tain their offices. Mr. Fitzgerald urged a pre-prtmory Fine Start Is Made OVER-PRODUC­ BZCY. HT20ERALD TOLD 07 convention which would enable at lea.«t PRESENT The Detroit Free Press of Saturday one candidate on tto primary ballot DAN0B1S TO OHB GOV. TION IS CAUSE OF LOW i published a tabulated statement show­ to have the approval of his party. He ing the reduction in .taxes that had KBKM1NT • PRICE IN THIS COUNTRY believed there uohld be far leas U&hbeen made in tto various counties of pering with our state coiUiUtutlon. far Midilgan. Which were levied for gov­ fewer proposed amendments. -If party ernment costa of tto year. 1#33. Taking BELIEVES CONSTITUTION OTHER COUNTRIESJUflresponsibility were restored and the --------tto stafe ns a whole, tto reductions in SHOULD BE RESPECTED TROL AMOUNT RAISED , state, county, township, city- and School anuuuu nuoruu!candidate*.named ,capab|c o( for dffice were those fftj. i taxw have reached 23 per cent as comCareless Tampering Results Inlm«crr “P* ** ^arifled if they were ]iare(j u1lh , ><ar a70. We aU a(1C_ 7 Keep ” a , ® . nimed ut convcnstons. instead of being France. And. Germany — "[• . mu trial that Is a good starter; but we Serious Problems—Advocates . chosen at primaries. Price# .Up Because Theif >till will have to-go a long way beyomr Pre-Primary Conventions 1 In ht<- “dtbv.vs Mr. Fitzgerald stated Supply I> Curtailed „ that. Barry county, according to tto rre rrinswry mm “ (that, white Governor Brucker and his Secretary of State Frank Fitzgerald. aswJatt.a f-.ad reduced state taxes by "Js the price of wlteat the -aVirld ovef- Free Press tabulation shows a total tax speaking at tto annual banqnrt ofJ he • 0V(.r jsxiqo.OOO. there is roam for even ar. low as it H in tto United States? ' is , >«T for 1W3 of 8468.U38 53. The levy often to r If not '!n ,hc ux now bf,n’ collected for 1933 Grand Rapids Transportation C1ubja larger reduction, which to tolievrd a niu rv that a query that we often toa. n )5 n53 MM0_a „ductton of ,1MJJ95held at the Pantlind Hotel In that clty. ougb8 to be accomplished. To do this or thc couu. Thursday night, pawn'd some well de- J1C urged tliat democrats find rvpubU- how do other counlrk - make n p :. 4ble I3 or 22 f^r ceh( served criticisms on the primary law-. cans ,n Rje tegiaiaturc ignore party for their farmers to get a much higher.'tics, particularly thov like Oakland as well a* other things tliat are chang- ■ ijncs on(j WHrk logcthl-r to bring price for wheat than the American and Macomb, show a much higher retng our representative form of gqvern- ;cUcf to tlie taxpayers of this state. fsrmcr b getting at tto present time? ;durtion than tto average Of tto ment. • . -------- - ----- ---------------------Early this month, and we jrrsumr counties inrdering on Barry no figures As an evidence of the dangers of this'. nnrcQYTCPI AM C Q right now. tho price for wtoat in the .could be given for Calhoun, because the attempt to apply pure democracy in rritODT lEHIRfif S. city of Berlin was 81 32 pur busta l. and compilation had not been completed the price pf wheat, at the .;>me time, in Kalamazoo county reduced Its tax levy . ' HOLDS EXERCISES fathers of our country Instituted, iw. Pari.- was 81.15 per bustoL How do 28 per cent, or a little more than Barry. mentioned tto large number of con-1 1Germany and France c > about it io Kent county reduced Its levy only four stitutlonal amendments which were tn- Sp.endld Program Rendered ,maintain such prices for.tfie farmers percent: Eaton county H per cent; AL itiatrd by petition and placed before I Sunday Evening—Large Au- <of tho?- ctiuntrie.-? Ilegan fifteen percent and Ionia eleven the voters of Michigan for consider*-. Pr„o„„, aemtnny dues not produce aU tto, per rent. Under the circumstances we tton *1 ‘he last election. There were dtence Present wtoal tto! tltc people of that republic'think the ix-oplc of Barry county eight of these proposfttous presented | Christmas exercises were told nt the require. । Tlie same is true of France j should'be gratified over the good start on one immense blanket ballot. The[l(T,.jb}.t<,rian' chureh Sunday evening u; Both ; countries fiiiVt- dense populations I they have made with every indication voters had no chance to give them lhe:5 30 wllJ, a jarge attendance. iand a restricted farm area. : > that it [of still further reduction in taxes for thought and study which their hnporconKrvgatlon.il singing wn-. led bv :■ nut jx»sMble to'raise. In either one.' 1934 as compared with 1933 tancc deserved, and it was unfair to pr|n T Wallace and Rev: Kitchlr.:- all . the wheat' that Is required. But; -----------------------------------submit such grave issues to the people .■ 0|Rrwl praj,,r. ' .-j-fie pre-schoil chll- IL th of'them have jmt on tariff rates THIFVES RRFAK INTfi DriCHn Ilk JU ----at such an election, when deliberation rt|t.n kiVe t|1(. .*elc-tr.< followi d by ,< 1tii.it pr. lublt ttie importation of wheat.' 1 u impossible, when fair ccmslik-ration: lablt.an. fleM.rIlKn<. Of tin- birth ol 'The tariff u'so high tliat even at ttoHOPKINS LBR. CO. OFFICE of all the touts involved-W qut of ttoj chn.it. the various roles being taken a. low I export-price tram the United States! , ----------question. Aside from being unfair, it | follows. .it tto pr>? uit time. American wheat Combination Of Safe Destroyed is dangerous to our institution* lo doi Thc Ang( h-.Mrs Aten Johnson' cannot i get by tto tariff wall raised by; - - - ------So Contents Could Not Be th**. ' • class; Tlx- Eastern Snephrni’-.w.-. iGermany nnu France to .protect their i Careless tampering with cur con- M1(a M.ybeU Hart > cltU5; n,,, , own fanners. If there ts a heed fori Checked Over stltutton. which should be tto funda- j nvUy_Mr Hurcld u.5ans CIa> ; . imj»rtlng wheat, the government man- »uhe „nire of tto Hopkins lounbe.mental law. to raid, results tn creaUng K|IU,, „f Ule oivni-Mr. Rflgan , ..i-.e.- to see ttof that I* t«k*‘n ‘we .of >ancj\Coai company, of Hopkins. Mich., serious govt-rnn^talmpMcins and * chUJi; Tht. RrtaUlcn .-or. A.-W. Woxi- ;to a limited extent and will buy on out- u)UcK U affiliated with the Home Lnmgeneral muddlcdcondTuon burnes Claw; Christmas Lullabies - ;t-itfe markt : but will never allow. i*.,. company of this city, was broken Another flagrant example of the • ... Chndn.h wheat to cOme into either) ;n?o on wt.fl.;PMjay night of last week foolishness of applying pure democracy. M, a fanK CanUque ttl enough , country to ri-.vcr the prices paid l ’ The combination ol tto office safe was tn a N<*l very pleasingly and Rev. KMclnng ment is our direct primary, which hasi1 ’ rave tlx- - History and Meaning of ;farmers, so tliat the Frcnoii market is; smashed, so it was Impossible to get practically nrnnopolttcd by french ;lnt0 the hulde of tto safe to di-ter^ worked much harm, tu it has often re-1 Santa Claus" .<ud lhe German market bypn|nc wtot. If any. of Its contents were suited in selecting men for-office who' Closing the service was a Christmas iurnwis i 1 (jj«turbed. The burglars took some are not fitted to serve. Its worst fault tree and'young and old were remem­ German L/rttv H wc are;to u-am any lesson from;change tlicy found elsewhere tn tto Is that, it ha<’ broken down, party re­ bered with candy and other gifts by ,there countries, it would be this: tto!,anfl made off with some office sponsibility. and party control which; Santa Claus. ’ it we wish to assure American farmtrs !.-uppllcs • are cteentlaH in repretomtative gov­ Tito.program wa- under tlie direction i ernment. Where a person really num- of Mrs. A Wi' Woollburne and Mr?. a Accept price for their wheat the area I Gerald Nash, who is well known here to that rerenl must be greatly ro- )n HasUmw. is tto manager of the inatn himself as a candidate for nom­JAben Johnson; Mrs. Cun Sullivan H»<I L■ ■ t hS' rt lor'U l ^ ‘ ' V, ''Kere 1 ' J L M “ ‘’ ’ [ Hopkins Lumber and Coni Company ■ ination foi- public office, as he docs, by charge ol tto primary department; A petition, there is no chance for party i. »'r.S ■' .------- .-----------------,n" ■> ' ‘ '■ '■ ■>' - un# .•> «l> ■■ ' I ■ HAS SOVU. < 1<K1STMa7'< AkIi ''■■■ ’'"imberialnli control IL 2; r“— — were supervising udi-.-> and Dr Wocd- -.r bushel That could b.- easily Ray Branch ha* received one of the llcan or a democrat. But• ■to ■is not- ob■' ■ . raj>Kj p,.r puspci, wfiich, added;cleverest and most novel ■ Christmas to ““ji.Hy.it', eta n.... .nd or. Hy.n have ever seen. The card wiv himself, should he.be nominated and <linut.>- The whole mwram to the Chicago markc'. price for when? < him by H. M. Richey of Detroit, elected. He makes his own platform.'‘ * °‘l P- wa'n rd the pr.’.sent. tfuie, wouldI raise tto price to 81.20 per bushel In Chicago, " । general manager of tto Allied .Web m.ydUl,r «Myly In>.» tbr ptat- "J“• Sta'.blip. gathered by tto federal |Theater Owners of Michigan. On a form 6! his party. That destroys party, “ u? au de;>.ritm.-n' cf agriculture .x-m to,in-UarKe card to tos clipped a piece of 'responsibility, so essential to the prop* r[ functioning of the .representative »ys-' DEATH OF ELIZABETH TAYLOR i.icatc that ito American demand to.-! paj>er torn from tto want adv. section ha.vpDtfHlUm <me w m U1V Detroit dollies under Miss Ebzabeth Tuylpr. 88. diughU-« , wheat -............... .. ——... oil — appreciably-in. of unr >c i-mroii tern. . ■ , tu..lv« v.m« ten --------Bnd M Became the pritnap- permits minor!- ['Lf the lute Rev .1 Ru? Taylor, .who,'the la. t t»u or twelve year... but hiu . Help-Wanted Section, . " ties to make nominations, it has en-i'was a Saugatuck — .pioneer and cstab- maintained steadily at a little vnd>s'follows: ■ ■ - Epficopai ■ church •-Jn Allccan.; !‘v<’bunheD lor each inhabitant. That; ' Will pay priiple remuneration to couragtd organized minorities who1.fished Ia.k" c":'' ufund.doow.ooo I perron or persons who will assist w- to know Just what they want, and they'Holland and S.-tugatuek. ~u dend M-usually want .-omething .from govern- Taylor lived at the i.ci .ry in Saugu-, uu.'lii. • It w • could .-onie’Kiw lin-.' ; adequately express to our friends our under tWO.OQO.OOO; test wishes for a Merry Christmas and mint which means added taxes. This tuck many year.- until with her .-M.- crojM to a .... bte-hr.'. it pould not to difficult tc a Happy New Year. Mr. and Mrs: H organized muiorliy holds a club- over H>''.v made a home in Santa Manic. st.rjmak- the price.,ot '.’heat reach tor M. Ridwy. 4809 Sturtevant Ave.. De­ the candidate after to is elected. That Calif. w'iere .in-died, fjhe wais a m.4 au* “r 81,33 by nn|K>8ln hl’h‘ I. troll. account*, for the ueriiendou.- Increase tto l.vte Alin d B Taylor, who estai. .......00 --------------- --------S T „w. Mich. Phone rMMW Hogarth *,uSU,ul 1767." in taxation which wc have noted in-fished |)ie bank that inter became FYuit | tn tarill' i! a A red circle was drawn around tto ’ -last— — Stale -----bank ol Saugatuck. But ')«■ American fanner baa never!adv. and on arrow pointed to tto nothe 25 years. --------Mr. Fitzgerald said that fifty or siv Burial in Santa Momca. She ri..-fir- J taken kmuiv > ■ tho id< a of limitation Ration." "Memo! Please >re that this Annii'. and one J or any lnt-'i fer"iK'e at all with what he adv. m run 365 dav . H M Richey ' ty candidates were in the field in one 'iv.d by one congressional district for nomination brother.'Rev. W W. Taylor of Bridge-[shall rav.e on his farm It apt Another Another ndv mi.iu ,1 l- very .,|ji nnv pointed to this. - "Add Add and at tto primary for that one ollice tills per- pa. ;to l*‘ ,nl* tiiat. were [and prosperous." moaning a Happy arid it. if I! nn un attempt were(and anil year in Detroit, and Detroit had five Mt?.. Taylor »will be rcmembertd by made to limit the aervaue acrvaiM' sewn sown to prosperous New Year. Murpliyitseeking one office. How :: many it —Hastings >■ !>• n,»!t Sil;.' .u-.d her I Wheat voluntarily, it would b»- u r.riu u-1 Mr, Brandi will be clad-to show you possibie^fer voters'to determine tto . ter Anna te.-tdetl ... . ' m ..Hastings reviral [loa- failure It would te' found that a itto tto card card ax it if, so unusual and apmerits of candidates and choose the-years whvn their br.-H-.’-r. Rev. " | large number of farm. .•-.- wx'.ild say to propriatc for these days when every one best suited for the office under v.as rector of Emmanuel church be practiced. economy must ; I limited that Chai would to the prci'lsoi - TALKED TO LIONS. -------- set Ito benefit of tot- 1 Rev. John Kuching spoke at the ter prices and make m«»r>’money. Tin-! Lions Chib Mondav noon on a topic arreat. would have to to controlled in suitable for tto Christmas season. •onw manner, and that I* not e#-sy;-but The Other Wise Man ' His talk was Pkncy Dreitcd [it can to done H is done in. Francejbasrd on H-nry'Van Dyke's took of [and Germany by'the very condition;that mime. The story w ato.ut the that exist there, torause it never L pos-: fourth "Wise Man of tto East." who (siblefor th<’farmers in those coffiitri<<i I wu hindered from meeting tto other lor lire il’.l th*' wlir.it weded On tlx |three because he stopped to minister [other hand it.is possible for tto United < t« a sick peron by the wayside, and la<j:a:i s to raise not only ulut we need, ter to other needy folks Due to there jout ><•..ral hundred inilhai bi-h l. delays, to missed seeing tto Christ tno/v-and there i? tto trouble. We <Ij.Child and spent the rest of his lite Thursday ■ Friday - Saturday raise .-<> much more/ that Hu- export [ •.arching for thc’-King ol the Jews." i price fixes the pncc.paiti to the tanner The story was told in a very impreisKv I We num n;strict the growing of wheal. |miuine.-. ;. r we never can get a price above tlicj ---------- — » Lean Pork Lb. • xjiort pr.-r which i> fixed Uy foreign-! FIRST WARD r. T. A. crwill, i.f course always bay Tto First Ward P. T A ua- held [wheat ai u.* low a pricy us t-hey can. Friday evening. Dec 18 After a abort business meeting the following ChrutFancy Quality Lb. I _ MlJiSION'ARA ।mas ... charge ol mis prowram. procram. wmen which wa. was in | Despifl. the stormy day there w»sUhr wo wwn, Lb. IOC ' ,!1 aih uduuce * the monthly j> anj Baltar.cc. SEVERELY GRIT GISED STATEPRIM RYLAW Geese SALE! Turkeys “ 23c 16® Roast 10c Dates 10c Nuts 22c STEAKS Round or Swii> pkR. 10c ARMOUR’S STAR Brand MINCE MEAT Lb HEINZ'S 2 lb>. for 33c 18c Ducks Chickens-I7c Fresh, Tender Fowl Fahey Dreiscd Hart Pumpkin BUTTER LOCAL NEWS 11930505 Merry Christmas BACON I'WWfWCW*'*’4'; WHEAT ACREAGE 2 Large Site Cana or Frt.porl it: 26c 24c Royal Anne Cherries ORANGES iar»« size 25c Dox. 23c Pineapple «•»•»D— • s|“" 2 c— 29c Feldpausch’s “ Where Better Foods Cott Less ” PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER nMMMddM>NAiMiMaA»2iWA (Sifts Mnt Apprrriatr All hair cuts 3ScU. Delton Barber Stop.—Adv. Order lee cream for your Christmas dinner from Candy Land, early. W. H. couch, who has been confined to hi* home by illness, is getting bet- I C. F. Field U recovering from his re­ cent illness and is able t rf be about the home. A daughter was born at Pennock Iwapltal cn’Sunday. Dec. 18. to Mr. and Mrs. Leo Geller of Dowling. Judge McPeck canw up twice last, week and held court and will come again Thursday of this week. For your convenience we have flow en. and plants on display at Roy cordea News Stand Clyde Wilcox, florist.— Adv. Mrs. Nay Bump, who U n patient at New Burgess hospital in Kalamazoo. is recovering nicely and hopes to be home soon. . If interested in a new May tag wash­ er or ironer please-give me a ring. 1 al­ so have Maylag oil fur sale. Clark Bites. Middleville. 38-F5 —Adv Maynel Gilmer was brought, before Justice Matthews Monday charged with beating up his Wife. He admitted his guilt, paid 135 fine and 8825 costs The Sponable Market on So. Jeffer­ son St., makes an announcement in this issue of the Banner. They arc advertising 100 dressed turkeys for Elmer White says to is going to cele­ brate on Friday. Dec. 33. us that U his forty-fifth birthday. HU friends unite in best wishes and tope he may Jvavc » happy day. Tto Yeekley school. Christmas pro­ gram will be held at the Yeekley fchooi on .Friday vrenlng Dec. 23 at eight o'clock. Please bring a present for tto grab bag Tlie Grand Rapids Furniture exhibit will open on Tuesday. January 3. Our two Hastings furniture factories will have large exhibits end we all hope may have a good’ trade. Ned Mead, who recently put on an advertising stunt here. W.w brought to cur Jail from Hllladale by Sheriff Leonard. Monday- on the charge that he hud failed to pay his board bill at tlie Parker House A 25‘; discount on Christmas mer­ chandise is announced in this' issue by Curveth A- Stebbins, the Rexali Druggists. Tills b an opportunity to get gifu for your friends, al consider­ able raving. Look for announcement At the meeting of tlie Commorclq, Club held Tueedny noon F. W Stebfflna. chairman of the ri>PKiting e>mmittce for the 'Welfare Hind reported j hut good progress had b.-i'ij milde with the canyaka and that Hustings is mcet|ng it* duty in this important matter. Waters,Clothes Shop For the Last Three Days of Christmas Shopping New Things Have Arrived That Are In Demand | Sanforized White Shirts A Pure Wool Robes $3.45 Wool Cossack Blouses $3.98 Beautiful Neckwear 95c ji 1 Our Finest Quality g Silk and Wool Hose We believe people want good quality, new fresh styles at moderate prices. YOU SHOULD HELP THIS & WORTHY PHILANTHROPY m Buy Tickets For "That's My * Eoy” At The Strand Wednes­ day And Thursday Don't forg-t tlw show. "Thai's My Boy." to to givxM) Wcdno>dav and Thurs­ day at tto Strand. As wc have ex­ plained. thu play is given to raise money for the purchare of glasses fir needy children with defective vision— a fine philanthropy of the Lions Club <H this city. Manager Brunch hax generously donated tto use nf hit. theater and the help of his employees, so/the only deduction front the re­ ceipt* for the i^rformanccs will to ths actual cost of the picture Boys’ Leather Helmets We have what you want for gifts, for men and boys. (Sifts Hirn Apprrriatr Waters Clothes Shop Ji- f tertainment. They will c<vt you no qiore than you would pay for any other;■ The child tton softly said. play, and -you will to helping u fine; Tlie mother clasped tor to her breast work which has been carried on for And gently bowed her head ito post t*>o years by tto Lions Club, And then within that darkening which has bougtit.the glitrres for many; P seemed that nil grew bright. children, tests of' whose eyes lyavc![ As tliat mother wing unto tor child jIkwi that they urgently needed ji That stormy Christmas night. glasce*. arid whose paretyU could not uf-1 ford to buy them. This work has; A -tar is shining brightly Above a cattle lived. . cost more than tto club anticipated. !wcaurefthere were so many more cares,। Where tlie tiny baby. Jesus, S!eep» in Hi* lowly l>r<l than anticipated and they arc helping; Mary u the mother's name to meet a part of tlie cost through Un. j entertainment. . i ! Jesus is tto babe lhat came Pi-iybc on earth, tto angels sing A babe is burn, A MOTHER'S STORY. Th<* dimming light, caused shadow; Tin Christ pur King " weird Mrs. J E. Vandenberg To dance upon Hu* wall. rMertic Vam— Arid caused tto dusk of eventide To hover over all, A motion picture crew, bound for the Hushed were the voices of (he buds far north to screen a drama of the That slept beneath the eaves. frozen wastes, is taking along .its own And mournfully the mnd swept by synthetic snow. • • And whistled through tto trees. A glow from out the fireplace moving, Slowly here and there. Fell npon a lovely mother's face And child, beside tor chair Listening, you could hear her voice Whispering soft and low. Telling of the Christ Child's birth In a manger long ago The little one with eager fare ' And blue eyes shining bright. Listened to the story of that Ancient Christmas night Of the tiny newborn babe that lay Within the cattle's stall. And how that guiding Eastern Star, Shone brightly over all. were given and plans made for work] Jin various branches. A supper-was'i "Jmgk* Bella " and "Silent Night" * ;announced for the first Wednesday ini sung by group of children. “c“1 ““i MSMXC or m MAVNAan 1 Ite too.tao «rr» conauHM by 7* nJ! S*".' ".If. Tho. Hain* Mrs Jessie Pavne F-^«-d away on Saturday Dev. VI. a! .-,4 ou'lm. a! Ui. M Su® " 1"“ ” ? '•o! a continued .tory Iwgun in tto DrH u .?Ck . . n-S'. issue of tto Foreign magazine ^dt ’ “\U‘av“ a bro:I“‘r Mr- NiUie Seeley reviewing tto Home B .' ot ?c,r?U' “ Jn AnJ | Jn-jga.'ine covered wviral effirent top-. *”a S!'r Auburn. Wasiu. and i.-v of unu-ial interest, chief of which a Krt’n' thW city I was thi probtejn occasioned by war.. . Frineral services were told on Mon■ Mi- Ctarn Brown then gave the fifth ^‘‘y,^,tcn’5oa’l ‘X1*. °n°C!C lhr O'er hills and desert sand. and sixth chapters of the Indian Ml»cbwch. Rev it j. Adcock Until it shone above a*sited irior. study bvk dealing with economic j-^wting. Burial tn Rtrerdde cetneAnd paused, cl God's command ■ 'probloms relating to Indian* and what tery, • Haw the wise men then did enter in I has bi “n dune io promote and main- ' . * * * ~ ~ That lowly cattle shed. . . tain family and community life among WALTER LOBDELL DROPPED DEAD, And laying down their gifu. did kneel I I ithem. Christmas carols with Mrs. Walter Lobdell, of Plainwell, receiver Beside that baby's bed. iMauda Cook at thc piano were interthe Freeport bank, died very' »ud:sorted through the program. The denly yesterday. Not feeling very well. Tto cattle lowed within the stall And wondering stood by. January meeting will be with Mrs. he lelt ,he bank and went t j ills rooms. They gazed upon the wire men three i 'Chas. Kerr “to expired soon after.-And at the Star on high. -------- w --- ---- ----- ----.... u. ........ » Ul . [ PASSING Ol MRS. yiOUHY. land had many trlends in this city, wiu The tired mother, on the hay Looked at tor sitvping child, !Jr. Orjiha M »wrj. aged 88 year. [ will regret to ham of hu death For ; nd 6 montlis. jmsed away on Ban- Several years to was engaged in selling And Bjiby Jesus, on her ann Looked up at her and smiled j /day night. She is sdniw-d by one son. bonds and securities for Detroit conGlen Mowry, of Hastings, and twofeerns. and nude friends with Ml wiui ' And mother, did the angels sing?" I idaugiitcrs. Mra. Bertie Manning of i whom to came in contact. The little child, then said. | Nashville and Mrs. Nina Gaskill of' -------------- *■<» - •'----------"When they found die Holy mother. ■ Hastings, besides several grandchildren DR. B. J. ROBINSON PAhSES. * And tto tidy babe in bed?" and great grandchildren I Dr. B. J. Robinson of Wayland died Yes. darling, all tto angeta i-atig j Funeral services uerc told .at the m Kalamazoo Tuesday. Funeral scrv-i Their Christmas carols then. [residence e:i Tuesday afternoon at two?ice* will be ut two oclock Friday at Ohry to tto God on high K o'clock. Rev. L- L Dewey ofBciaUng.; the hoine of Wm. Haveu^ia Rutinnfl And peace on Earth to men." ' >i <>. tDMlUhlp. ’• • k j "I *i&h I'd heard them sing, mother,-’ Burial in «k» the Dowling cemetery. ' Wiiile the electric refrigerator With its dainty cubes of' ice u still a new thing to some of us. bear in mind that in 1853. nearly 80 years ago. n paten: iwas granted for a machine lo produce . that same commodity Countless expsrimenU had been made, and while Twining claimed no new fundamental, us chilling by eva­ poration was the basis uf many of the »xiwnments. yet tlie following quota­ tion from the judge's ruling sujiportlng Twinings claim in litigation: He who [reduced speculation lo practice. whose iexjprimente resulted in tto ducovvrv. [and u ho, then afterwind first pul tlie ! public into practical and useful pm[session of the art. machine or pnxlue'.x' I would give Twining credit as being tl.’ first to successfully give us Artificial CANDYLAND CHRIS SPIRIS, Propriety Special Prices to Churches; Schools, Societies and Lodges Candy Canes and Ribbons CHRISTMAS MIXED FANCY BOX CANDIES at Reduced Prices DELICIOUS CHRISTMAS CANDIES �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER SI. IMS [time for them to go to their class­ rooms. 1 /x■ • I ’ A number of people have become in--a.. ■■ u:twated in this .movement, sending tady.” 111 T I JlLl lllll V food and supplies sfpratw kinds to THE NIGHT CLUB LADY. nl I I ill fl ||ni] I the gym to iielp redqle tile c<»t.‘ Tie IIU 1 IllLfiL UnlLI teaclicrx and Superintendent VanBus­ Thatcher Oolt. that suave, cultured, kirk appreciate this interest. Anyone handsome New York police' coinmls<Continued from page one) Interested in seeing a line project. (Continued from page one) »k)her who solve* baffling murder mys­ wonderfully carried out. should visit ... , f. teries in the popular Aniijony Abbot i cheese and a dessert of prune whip, the gym room at about ll 45 ol any Proven that the danger of serious in- | books, comes at last to the screen in i Tip-. children arc urged to eat all they school day. We are sure they will be jury to n boy or young man are-less ; WELCOME GROUP. J wish of the hot dish and samjwbibes. pleased with, what they '••• than in football games 1 the person of Adolph Menjou. Hjg first Tlie Welcome Corners Extension.। (also to take all thc milk theyTftre for. Superintendent VanBuskirk lias Finally, it is a content of skill and appearance is in "Thc -Night club' This menu u varied' ea?h day Once a shown himself In this, as in al! matters' -hnt alone No purwt are offered in Lady.” z ■ • 'Class met Wednesday, pec. 7 for an]'[week meat js furrfulicd for die hot m-rtalnlng to tl.e sclwols. an exc»pt.nn- there amateur contests. The contestall day meeting at the home of Mrs.'' Tnis production is one of .the most Jerry Andrus, with twenty-three mem-1J.dish. So farabouj twelve gallons of al organizer. He has hud tne fuUcat ants air not boxing became they have 'milk a day are required. co-operation of the teachers u Weil a- nUgry feelings toward each oihT. but satisfying of the detective mystery pic- ' bers and four visitors present. The nvwA->vuiu»>» >vmx ,1manu».u- of Mbs Edge; m Vovkins out all t^e CJljy to show their skill and physical No one could ask to see.1. a uiu more lures as yet shown. Somehow, it con­ forenoon was spent by the leaders nerly or orderly lot of rhlldren thin‘details, and of tiic Wrlfare Association aWlity trives to gat across all thc essential giving , tlie class a demonstration din- 1 ,thc 125 who were served on Friday. 1 in furnUhing tlie necessary cash for vt,. bellrye. after tiittv explanations, elements of suspense, mystery, horror ,ncr tn which each one learned some- ' we (here should be no reason why an and skilful detective work, and yet It thing new about cooking vegetables. land that lias been true almost from!supplies So tar meals.. Mich does so in a subtle manner. In short, After a very enjoyable dinner, the; the start. One or two attempted at have described, have been tarnished to amateur boxing conte.-t should be to be kiddish, but they .were told on average of 125 pupils jxr da. a', an criticised, where It L> conduced on this is no stereotyped or formula de- meeting was called to order. The lead- first 'plainly that boisterous conduct I average cost ol five cm:. ;xr pupil, tquare. under proper mp-m-iun. ;v. tectivc picture. era took over tlie lessons on "Good 'wouldn't be tolerated: that was thc end|They surely' have enough to eat o! excontests must be in this stale un­ I Health and Happiness.” Each rhember lot it. After the meal had been served cellent.'well cooked and ■ irbhlna dor our law.. marked a health chart. A recreation:';and all were through eating, it was'food. Any person will i«‘ well repaid We are not now ducib-mx whrtlwr " uciecuve. w«a pernuuo me exninkiev received aa reward reward for for ua concon- n,,p to the orderly manner In ' who visits thc High toiio. I v.vm at 11 45 OIW' should attend a boxing contwt or detective, the lorenum foremost ex-1'1 tlS Hinkley received r mwnt olwas perhapsthat fktton hM which the pupils cleared the ubk-s and and »<*r for himaelf dr 1-r elf h .w not or take part in it.-puc i< up to th- fit ponent ol disguises that Action has test, » I well ?organized how "P c; “”ly nianar-d individual We are ever is doubtful. If'’ -Meeting was adjourned and there' I11'1 “*a>" ttie dl*hc'- chalr!‘ and rK^'Uca. .»«»* contending V ever known. known. But it '* *adept as lie was. lie iauW. compete with will be no January meeting, but the F^ch one knew do. philanthrunder-1 >s this fine phiUnthropy . They .vr.l tint tlie:e an-not other conte.,u a hieh tf _ just r- iswhat this tofine Clive Brook in the nr: of make-up >next class elaaTwin*meet will meet Feb Feb'!?" 15* Mood whftt wh,t * *•* as ’hta »»•» or her h<r *part jart of t,M the" **bevrry very*'' well n Ppleased lenM,d *’wi ,lh l,R n 1 might b? better; we are only laymy rC Thc uncanny sleuth continually.I Wednesday—All dav meeting mectlne at the program and did it. The girls cleared i1 accomplishing. We have 1 not imc<- t: tha: the purpose of such eor.tc.” is'><> xfX hU eSe. wuh hi. many^J 'J!*" ^e «kiU of the boxer Boxma uny Im. homeolRuthH.vX RmhH.y.n. % All iLm- >'»Ubtea “*• and took tint '‘"I’*? ' • "S’** ■■ .a, penetrable disguises and even his close bcrsDlease plan to attend If possible. ,1K‘ *»>■» l<M,k care of thc rocUl foIdlnk .' >*' •'h,w t.hl' food tvsjilti 0! tins lla^ bwn earned on tor at leiut two aa I friend and .faithful ally. Dr. Watson. -Kith Moore. Publicity Secy. '**•— ------- h'“rtv •"«»• lh*» *rI dav -F -z jnnd rejnovtd the lab)ff.t storing them I They do better work and ail app-nr t.)r longer than ’-hat. It is lair to «av. frequently was unable lo identify him ------- --------------------------GROUP NO. 3. jout of the way -so Liu* gym could be well nourished ' from the standpoint "of the individual In his role of the super man hunter. । Extension clasa No. 3 met at theiused without interference. I ~ ■ • •r ' who participates in it,.that boxing is ties°*yK'^re^rws^tlw^iaractor1 of .... 'home^ol MroTpred'prentice on Monday A special type type of dandelion, with a not dangerous. special ------- — _. ..—..-----..—1...1I After After these these preliminaries preliminaries are are cared] cared] A A^special type, o* of dandelion, dandelion. with with^a of 15 15 .per cent, ha* has been bee Sherlock Holmes as created by LXJ) Doyle afternoon. Dec. ■ for. to — do -lo11 rubber content of .‘.Hk-tl Uy le U1 KI llirorii, ato v. 10th. ,ir.**. •.. an urgent matter ...a..... is —. what --(TIEVROI.ET. ___ . . ,I A a ....... nf the ,i... lost u«t I keep Iriwn the tha aUentlon altontlnn of nf the tha pupils iMiDilx until 1 found on oh the southern soutileil) ccoast Ot Crimea problems and very interesting woiah review, of *mm ol this week's issue Ol) ,|MR< iirtv and au xamt ope»» for Ow scientists planx are matches wits with Moriartv aatia lesson was given, and then our lenders, leaders, school opens the ftltemooh. afternoon. When ■ by Soviet natural — — ------------... of American and European rackekcn Mrs. Veni Wininger and Mrs. Mort the weather is nice lhey were required 1 under wuy to plant 2J>W acres with th- 'h11 [announcement of the new 1933 Chev* who inaugurate a reign of terror in Townsend, taught us several new ways to put* try their time by playing out of dandelion. . . .. -roltt. This is a flne looking inode! jgr London. i of making candles which will help us; doors. Now it has been arranged that 1 tit volley ball contest ~ or some other An athletic team in Nicaragua re- mid R K. Hurd, thc local dealer. -------— I in our Christmu candy making. i." ’’ TOO BUSY TO WORK. --------------- ***--------------Igame be played while these pupils sit cently appealed a defeat to thc su- cktlnw. it to la- a long*, larger and * on the aide seats and watch untll.it U|premc c.iurt of that country. faster e.f than ever. A m clwwlng Mcmon. m <te .01. J™* aKANCl: NO *••*. cl . wA.ul.rti>, rawbood. ,»u«» Juda-:, ‘ S mrnt On lhe man who slole hl. wile IP*- 10 wllh "t* ” * B^*' »nd dnuihtre In • TO.auAn.TO' Work." l«"k*Ain wu enjoyed. nOrr which .dpweture “.thrrtnu Will Rooem “> ,bw" M member•(lw juhno-X KSS1 to.™ u Zrd A. u I** At the Theatre Boy.” featuring Richard Cromwell and Dorothy Jordan. Friday-Saturday— The Night Club CHILDREN GIVEN U. U. r. U bl L ■pRSB y BENEFIT FOR SCUTS! Home Economics Extension Work I HURRY HURRY Get Those Last Minute •’ Gifts at PENNEY’S r Men’s AU Silk Hand Made Ties Suede Leather Jackets r„, m.. Boys’ Fast Color Shirts Leather Mittens for boys Bath Towel Sets, large size 49c 25c 49c TOYS TOYS TOYS Dolls Sleds Gaines Autos Wagons Furniture 5' 5 If 49c haw lhe hert role hi. emcee. Mm.,**"" Chruimj. oee ml he Un Nuon porUAy. rhe leAdln, leml- lx»'ponedI one week Add will be blue rale, .taelhk lie lore Inteie.i wllh "" I Dlek 11,»rll. a hAodrame newcomer in: <? '*k‘' l“rl "' • “'*1» dkwiMon on tax amendment—Lecturer. IM Kroon who hade hl. deOol In the new “ • ammutaunL-Leelurer. Cressie Sledge. ’■Blessed Event." • A Minnesota cow has recently been PROGRAM FOR THE BAL­ recorded os averaging fifty quarts of LANCE OF THE WEEK. milk a day for a ye^r—tut much as nine Wedne»day-Tliursday— Tb«Js My'[ordinary cows. ■ CIKASE TtiEATRF HASTINGS. MICHIGAN TELEPHONES: 2244 - 2557 ■— Hearty Laughter and 25 % Off Christmas Gifts! Heart-Deep Drama ig'eesMPiWPWPwewec SUNDAY & MONDAY Dec. 25'26 If the gcreen grows blurry as Boxed Stationery forms in your eyes—even while are still chuckling over Will’s last bit of A big lino to select from. Prices low— homespun humor —'don’t think you are getting soft. It gets people that way. WILL ROGERS TOO BUSY TO WORK We have a lafige stock of Christmas merchandise. We are anxious to convert most of it into cash. We are offering it to you at 25'i off during this Christ­ mas buying period. Ydu will, probably never .buy high grade Christinas merchandise at such ‘ low prices again. We are sacrificing our profit during these last four days of Christmas shopping. 50c to $3 25 to 50% Off COUPON-TUESDAY-NIGHT The Sale Includes: $ RCA Victor Radio DRE^R SETS con­ sisting of com b, hruRh and mirror. The LARGEST selling Quality radios in the world. Any model in stock at 25% off. TOILET SETS of perfume, face pow- Christmas Cards C^mrnaM <?urun — CLAUDBTTI I an opportunity to bay these leather good* at »ueh low price*. High grade coin eluded. MATINEE MONDAY YESTERDAY Bill Folds & Purses All to go nt AFTER CHRISTMAS PRICES fOX MCTUM ____________________ Gentlemen’s Leather You can afford to send them at . this price y COLBERT Regular 5 Cent Cards . . 3C Regular 10 Cent Cards . 5c t Regular I 5 Cent Cards IOC WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY SHAVING SETS BIBLES • BOOKS . $1.00 STAR LI- 7EC BRARY BOOKS.. <□ 75c POPULAR copyrights . 59c Boys* and Girls’ Books 10c to 40c Other Cards, 1c Each 4 Great Stars Nog. In Ona Big Picture) Candy Electrical Appliances/ ^-Lb. Bags 10c "3 ON A MATCH" Handsome BOXES BLONDIU. • WlZuAM . DVORAK . DAVIS J Candies for the Kiddies FRIDAY & SATURDAY 39c,?l50 Fancy Jars SOMETHING NEW IN DETECTIVE DRAMA MANICURE ROLL UPS 25r'r Off the Price of All Bibles Help Your Little Girl Friend Get a Doll for Christmas We are giving away I 5 beauti­ ful dolls Christmas eve to the most popular little girls. Get your votes with every pur­ chase. s Waffle Irons, Toasters, Percolators Sad Irons, Room Heaters, Pads Full Line of Flashlights Parker Pens at 25 % Off Ask for your Calendar A GREAT BUYING OPPORTUNITY! The World’s Master Mind of Crime* Detection stakes his reputation and his love against . modern scientific lawlessness. CONAN DOYLE'S Mart.r d^v. 0<K HOLMES OPEN EVERY EVENING ANY ARTICLE LAID AWAY'UNTIL W �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1M> PAGE FOUR The ,te,eaUd <lecMcn xne HaRtinffR naanngs Bannerl cannery M a reiu]{ feel that ,n Novc,ubcl lo9l 5 : and Opinion5; This and That Backward Glances; rvMi.s-J rr.ry the confidence of the voters in their reIVIm f dthnrn A Paradox. •’ Mkbicsa. apectlve districts. Then with a new VV/ltH \JtllCTS ^Ufy Tlie Pcrfonsi Factor. —~~------- regime coming into power within a. u '■ *” (tv months backed by one of the . Self. Interest TEN YEARS AGO TODAY. NO ALIBI. aevcmr BBVFJfTH TEAR greatest popular votes in American Pitfail* oL Tax Reduction. . Mr* Shirley .Crumback of Jackson Tlie A IK- |MOU4e*IWI problems Mi of' (Artthe 4VUIHIJ country arc , Judge Arthur jC^un y, prominent al- and Mr. and Mr*. Herman Venektasen history, it is fairly obvious that atty squarely up to tin* Lk ipexraiic iiarty. steps of consequence taken by the pres- Complete election returns indicate it; oniey of Detroit. ’anA itudi-nt ai ’**1 Rapid* will be Christmas a1 1C.-CI1 keen student ' G™of ci»> mmuj .MM-.j **. w auwu»< . ----i«x>uun gave a«u;d [mrtlcularly clear 8urt»U ifc. aiid^Mr*. Jotin Noble*. ent body orc likely to be altered «>r absolute control ol the executive and gave «r.i>prt by <h. nm eontro* pm|. Srt*“‘“ ol Ite IB"™™' i of witaxation wnnmuk J. ol u.o van™. M* and Mrs. Ur' <Glenn “••*>• Brower " “* non. Mr and tj k.. p governmental spent the week end in Ionia with Mr 1 IX HARRY vol XTY.'VNE YEAR.....»A>0 dcnt-Eect Rrxxevilt can be pardoned' If. M anything “,‘3,h’n‘: gre-i S’** mpng wrong the party parly can-i can- lBCtors flictorh that tliat tend to k.«p dent-EIcct ROMevut can tie paroonca. tuW IiOt Vih.nu. blunw. the rinnr.cine pou twilltlrui llCBi p* nartv rty , xpeiBe4 hlgh ...... b,.,,.., 4 in,Tt ............ tnil oI. the .... 1and Mrs Fred Boardman we believe, for declining, to take an This f» a* it *hould be-and we hav* Michigan Economy taague al La ruing ' Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hinckley and active part tn formulating legislation fuith enough fn ’he type of cuuen»hip !jJt Wednesday morning. ' . *ons of Newaygo will -pend the holi­ day* with Hasting* friends. ' that wffl.be desirable to hi* adminis- J5V?rM‘"^d,j ’hc lb mocraKnWty to • ... Mbses Winifred McLravy and Ate­ .. KwnS;dSinri?CXCZn^h'l O0«mm;nt officio!*.and leguiatufe* »«« M*reh *■ »’r‘'“t’ent Hoolia Leach are. hpme from Chicago tor ver would have to a**ume the re.*|ipa- »< publu.m... and I^mucraLi are fir*’ ''nrt’hi.n t il-* Judur Christmas vacation OVTmi'E R^fcHT tpVgTY, UXF. ' sibility of such legtelatton even though and last Ateieridsn citlrcn* and it u if*-..-L*^Sl Ml** Anna w ave Cnletnan come* home Rom Kalamazoo this week tor- thc holt« Old not cm.., tt. -nd. I» ■ lie grossly unfair. Also the sight of a nJ:. ' fjt.mnfr,L. mi.. Tlte rt- *bl’r ,h'’ ,n,tot conUibutmc MU-.-Ada Michael of Syracuse. N. Y, • ^UCreMfUl.candidate dictating Icgisla* Oan?£ ‘ro came to spend the holidays with her tian to congress over Use head of dur Mona! election* *hnw the Democrat* to J"'°‘'' ' , , i-ners. Ml-Nonna and Helen) president would not be h™ *»n w«h majority of 22 in X ' ra^SEtSch S tZta MicIum-1 and Mrs. John Wu.iton. Mr. auu and mr* Mrs roinrr Elmer warren Warren 01 of aunHun- 1I With oublic ’* * S«mite and 193 in the Hou r air. with favor favor bv by the the public The llne-uj» compared with the di? r'.reitiJlW W WlU '‘*nd ChrUtn,M •!!1' M‘ ! President Hoover has outlined a com- ririon* tn Hie sreateu to convene next > ■ “If. Mr' Egulr-t.m ----z apd any ora indivtoual may talavg to Mb.-'Alice Bate* Evelyn Tyden and pr’'hcnshe program for congress t > month fidlow*. one or more of th. . groups. Euch ^.n :rUirJM.d Haiurday from: follow- but for ail practical purposes he" group.mav dedare Itarif militantly for : Ward b, ],non!. College. Naxhvilte. TenJust a* well be vacationing In Democrats . ...59 Democra.1* 47 rcpnomieal government and at the Mt« Jean McKmght rematm-d A constitutional umi-ml- Republicar.s ...36 Republican.'. ,-ame !me re«M any govt-rnmentai acChicasu . r,.w d4V4 t(> vuu 1' tion Uav effect* it* own particular in- brolhrr WllUaln McKnlfht men: U> do away with those Lame Duck . Farmer-Labor . I Farmer-Labor Vacancy 1 tercet. been presented to various TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY Tlte result of the race in Colorado to legtaiaturr*. Judging by tlir example, the cue of of John nil tlx* vacancy created by the death of He cited, a- in ......... ‘ i John Rock Waterloo. was Rock fow». of Waterloo, loww. wo* It, thc amend- senator Charles W. Waterman. Re"fr J,®?!™ K'«'s’ <d Hastings relatives Wedne*.................... ...u ... »i..,n.. which is nchtiii-T for a reduction tn .. .. . is fightina Y" • publican. U still to tx finally deter- ' p mined Latest figures showed Karl C )'the city tax rate and which at thc C. D. Pritcliard of Memphis. Michi-' Schpyhr. Republican, leading ills';tame tiirfe is *|xtn*<>ring a movement gan, uas calling on Hastings friend*| Democratic opponent. Wnfter Walker. 'to develop Uw-Detroit harbor at a com ' ' This will be a step, in the right di­ ■ f many- millions of dollars' of public Mr and Mr. Albert Forrester of New Hou*. Prc*iil Itou*. 'tax money. . SANTA CLAUS AT I O O. F. action. New administrations can take Empire spent part of 1a.it week with I Elsewhere in this lasuc will be found offlfv lmroc(lintely and'we wiU not usk Dt*niiKTat{ . .314 Democrat! Mr. and Mrs Edwin Smith . 210 Republican-. I hi Republican* *’— In fact according U> Judge Lacey, no a notin- of the anr.i.al Christina* party. cur and representative* to til Farmer-Lalxir Mr and Mr.. Run«rt Carrothv:* are' 5 Farmer-Labor 1 matter which way you turn tn the matgiven.by Hastings Lodge No 58. I. O O q,rough a congress that because of the I _ t ) . ’ Vacancieti 4' _ _ __ ____ ______ ___ _ _ visinr.i: Mr and Mrs. Orley OilUland F., for the children pi Barry county circumstance* surrounding it, ... • Special election* lune yet to lx- called determine*! se. utanci* Good roud.% enMr*. Jay Naylor who has been visit--' Tlii' members of the heal ixidge arc to HWutt in n ttnwdline t-sI.ui ,o fil1 t,M' >m<-xptred term.) of thc Lt- ; thana*:* advocate ’ax reduction but ing her pjkrema. Mr gjrid Mrs. Jim, ir n.^. S«M>-« .hOT ’ d’,™ .......... • «'>“ '«■*■.nd ,W / n wand Iter luu&md'* paren :.-. H ; rr..rhu I..V. r-Hrirf™. cxtsaormnary. Karch. Democrat.-Win-'i. . and Hj' for building raid* and fn tht* are a>- Brow F Naylor .- hu* relumed U> her home-j anmul effor.s in this luie. Christma... ---------Rflw Daiun^T, Repu6)ican, M l- ! leijtcd rodrrt by road equipment and material cheer will be brought to many a little SEALS OF MERCY chuu-tti. urn! Tilson. Itepublican. Can-1mailutacturers who in turn arc fighting!'at Shelby. Michigan. Imafiu MERCY Mr. und Mrs Mile- - Hull of ChiSu« >. ■ - Severn! years ago an organiution in ixcticui. rc.vigntd -Elton Eaton, Plyn.-;tor <c^iicmy in the hope «f having*'and Mr. and Mr*. Cl-.arL-- Dttu.ou of; their «S>rporatian tax< - r«<luc<d Ed­ be on-hand, will lx found the inspirunited States began a campaign outh.Mail, . lucutiona! grou|» from college presi-*: •altm to do good to and to be helpful a(?alIut tht. rtrva(J tubcrcu. UNCLE SAM A HARD COMPETITOR |cjcnt. to P. T. A.’* advocate more econMm. Raynxihff-ttfiapp, of Detroit wlm. to others. invitation la dlivitM iC4XR helping to finance the unilcrtakUncte Sam may print envelopes infamy in government and yrt are-likely ... visiting tar parent.- Mr and Mr.’^J > , to .all tlie cluldrch in Barry county lnK through thc sale of Chrlslm.. competition with local printers, do*to rtsi-.'. any eftort to reduce apiwo- W Munton of Morgan w‘a. tn town dental w«.irk in competition with den- ‘ptiaHJns for education Veteran*’ or- , Monday th'*,tur .it cf Mr.- M Yeung That tokes in quite a bit of territory..3,.,,^ Even though money H scar Hit*, be cai| loan money, run bank' 2aniz.1U.ui5 pl.-ad tor economy in govBut the Odd f ellows lodge in Hasimgs wc “ hope . UFr *lhflt “** IM.Oplev>ll "••• not neglect to »■ com iuct commercial xlrM conduct commercial shipping, ehipping, handle handle!’rnuuent <-riuu,nt ana and at at ine tin- same same time time n«n: fiuh: ha* an establiaher* -------- for doing' • tabUshed ---rcputa.ion thry ran towa.-d contributing railroad*, buy wheat, sell groceries and ■' militantly against any reduction in th* 2"?,Vr4 v tilings urnu liberal- broad-mmdtd way, „ ,0 thls wonny cause- Contributing is operate mil!-, buj there 1.1 one Hung’.rest ol vit.ratu' admir.Utratwn. lead‘ ‘ •. . .............................................. he cannot do. ta-cannct make any irt citirc:;* of y.rta*:-. communities;,, ' ‘ * “ ? 1. and every child who attends may beIa. poor Wd to u.«?. however. Helping . , . * . , . । । , money or pay any dividend, in cun-. throughout the Mate advocate more usiurct^of a cardial welcome. to clicck the .spread of tutarculrois 1. dUC{ing all tin* bUM^ie.-.. The tax- <<..r.cmy in government and at the. THIRTY YEARS AGO TODAY. f a humane, undertaking which In tta"*pfty«-r. who 1* called upon to rn;*’ till ami- Ume b ins pre urc to bear I-r ' Tile M:«cc:ibi-r Masqii.ru te last Fii-i WHERE NEXT? [long run amounts to, self preservation. the-A-fk-iU. “ * jstale -—- *—— has found thu out Jtu ■ — -p—cud favor* to benefit their own People today are doing more* talkingJ;No person in a society where this dl’- as the government is .gain? into bu-i- < .untie* < r cltlca. A:ul co it g w# from rtUy , . ntgh't wa s financial and social, Many clever costumcii were), and thinking about ta»* than they,!a*4.-.rpiu unclieckcd Is safe. Victim* luxe, thousands of-people lire going t ut *:fi<- bc-t organized group* cmpkiy.ni; ' -kkra. <but «Jtcr some deh|>ejn!i<>n ?thr ‘ haw done In many year* , In fact thev.lean be cured if treated in time Fundi* In the meantime., taxes have incn-xs- d .-killful fobbyhlt down to the moot ob- ;pr:zrw for tile tk-.xt disguue.. w>r<*; in the Federal govi .-nment by 731) ., .-cun*, are doing more; they are acting. Thc i-A.inki! to Benjnnln Merrick and Mrz.i ( jderived from the sale of these seaLs ur« and fliase who still have a "going bust-. ’Chet Clflir. d'"‘bt profitabte. l.-.tival ut Union tier at tiw Hom Chib. While I dun jax limitation amendment is a muni-' [med for the dual purpose of cun- and nra»- find It hard to pay this incn-a ! Therefore, ns Jlidife Lacey puts it, th.Mr ami Mrs. P. T*Colgrove and Mr 1,3,1 * “ Tuesday evening The sOinrr few the .. dangers ---------- of ... an iruaxne tax fntahoif of this. . I prevention: aadating the afflicted tojI .....______________ __problem of tax reduction and esion-miy and Mr.’. R T. French of Middl-tllte >* repmted to have been exveltent. th- equally with him. *1 would emphasize .-•■ ■ ■ ............... tn gmrmnjent 1* iargrly a proHetfi of 'Citizen* became disfruntlcd and, .yetit U» Grand Rapids Fridav to hear flay a roclrl treat and Hur prort-d*. the ... danger -----... of old age . prttMons I 'obtain specialized treatment a: sanitar_ ^combatting »elf Uitvrrfif. Individual*. Pi.tro M. suspicious of canijMign promi-*s. ‘they lums and sjireadmg knowledge cm-; II mat. rpi-v. - Cava-1 aU expenses, were *10636. dun 1t think tplnk it.-, ira ad .«;..^at<-* went rvolprr th• - uiid group* ahke refuie l-> MtcrUlcr abuse it‘ would be subnet to. Between : terla Rustteana " ' • | " demand-, d immediate action and got • reining preventative measures. ; old folka. children and otlrr rrlinivr-. Frank H?lt of KfUpmiuftxr spent Sun- ■ • ft. people criUCKe the property tax >' common Rood. Each group wtriie* property Is th.- cause <»f more dlMtnfervently lor reoncmv but invariably amendment without stopping to eon- i ri.iiui than all pther came, combined A JAPANESE EXAMPLE. at the expense bt another. rider tliat t»en with its modc'M I', After old age cmum . them tn be the U-.. Olive Lathrop who i* employed Comment by Banner Readers Edward Cole.- former Hostings bay PERISH discretion cure of others, the money would hav' per cent llntit hundreds of people, who lias been working in Japan for I We iee examples »t thi* group self- ingfon. D c. !u .-|piidinit the Chn>t.......... - ". 1 ........... ■ to go tliruugh Mimdx-d/ ekes luind.-.. throughout live state wi|l not be able (interrol standing in the any of n-ui- mas holidays with her iwrynt*. several years, claim* that America's *oUngrau-luJ children or other rclativ... | EDWIN DAY WHITES to pay their tax bill* t^it of cutrent with duju. only every day. Only b.-? w< k a yroup would use it for their own comfort 1 called tariff ban let is really Just about Mr* Harry B Andr.i and Mr* Will । AHTlcfB ON TAXATION eainings. When tlie people of a com>f citizens in n i-m.ill city nearby, we o-berri- "I KiiLvm.. .»» returned home I ARTICLE ON TAXATION whili’ tlie bld n^Uu* would suffer. Bettir Molli. . Michigan monwraltli iuv unable to meet, over-, Thursday afbr a v>*it ..i:h friends and 11 waa’with interest I read E H . iMJttatora to ..■.j -m,-,-. .......... cumm.«। “ “w "* ’""c ■" n lative.i m thi* vffimty. L;«*hrop‘* articl*. equalizing nigh sclwol ru*j. — . to distinxui h between the nexdy 'mediate ra2 Mi..* Hnrrrcttr .id Ermfna (knd-. :•»»**•»»» «'’•••■ •<«'»« «•< 1''W« ....... and' those that have enough to v..^ care U* wauun » «,u«k Crlita <Ulmfgr’ ?***?.“ Tht. wru. perltvtly proper, of coutsr. ■ year went tn St. l.-»Tl::. MLvorui, 1,c ' XYhy Urt* additional for thmiM'lve* or be cared fur by tho. •• .. . ... >. ential tn standard* of living-between that over druzltc reductions will ts--> .... bccauM' tn our v.-t.-m <>'. goveriunety t.-rdav to virit their coiUm. Mr- P T ’•xpetwe of having tio- MijsTV-Wir* take that should do a gukl J>u«t it crate, 'Japan and tlie Uiutcd State., make *.; any individual or KraUp has ti*.privi­ tooper. the census?" Why have ..ny cxpen*c Be»hte» It would not be the cause of IpOuible tor Japaiu-.V manufacturers tui lege ol tclf-c.xpri --.i m It u probable. Mi- Ebr-r take returned home FriB f”™1 dbtrict for taking the cen- any nduction of taxes, .-.nd Mve a lot - tation bKgjtr.ca effective. We wonder, "• f the .people wi| day ati<r a vi*it with her daughter j ''••? I’ u-*d to be tnal a director wa* <>! uninhabited and unprofitable pnq>however. n^lny setsptt « too drastic to ; flood.this country with cheap goods. .Maned tliat prl;i .11 .i. i< i>:e.iMd t ■ Mrj/Sarah Scudder, of Shiphard-ville. ' !n'<' ” ’ ‘ »d enough to do I ’ , without pay erty in the bund* of the taxpayer* Electric light bulbs, rubber fivotwedr. ol tax delinquent. proper* :<| lhat "all of meet current ui x ...................... " Ml- Arnie* Rider is the l ue -t of her j *'ur'' 3 >** ‘ ’‘acted to give him • What I have s-t.uxi a*, nctsaary in sundries, aiid ctUuloid good* orc a tew, ithem **re for ‘ I*C'.a’ide Campbell o( Grand dollars for doinn it Then our *d»cl taxation is nrev^iry m all of the articles that ’Japan ii able tdi ernment and Hut most ol them object­ ' [lawmaker* must have thought two do!- other expen: namely ‘n reduction.• ysrfi of fiu h property adds to thc tax jinn, added to his salary wa* too much only 1 have named specifically whenmuch' iv. - meet Uncle Sam. ed togtu-H nuuani— taxo a.. threi*-ccnt burden of land tliat l. still solvent dump into this country at a price about postage, bunk check- Uxe*. t!»e ai’iuw.FORTY YEARS AGO TODAY. .piy fur one So it wa* changed so he 1 thuuuhl me reduction., could b Land ox such Is of ,nt> value to tit*, 30 per rent les* than American manu­ c>>tn|K-t Ilion according to official* Mr. and Mr* U. W. “‘Id Uiw hue someone rbe to do made H doesn't make any different ■ facturer-* arc able to meet despite tn:- the Minm<*c:.i Taxpayer* A*.wf ‘ W, Jordan have r-.--.'•'' reslate The state cxntui: run ' ■ obiedt'd t.i ,-uch levies probably d.<!u irned from Bedford where they have 11 The *j*'b then utrncu over farmer wiw-tlH-r a -bu-.li.-l Americas great tie*-' i- built, n. and'Jrcight <;tiuytv> Tui* uu : b>- iuaYitiril — _u.. . 'hi* wife nr «dhu-other convenient per- whr.it " - sell* fur 40 cent: - or ■ *2.00, if that. afflc-iwuiu-k. l> it m».m th- lit-: t ' lhU t"1‘ l»>raent of Ul< rondure schools und cau* the Japaiivjc arc any mare «-tf»- ’diidty and th« thrill of tlie rank and :bonu' wcul.d HMnutsaiics’ luxe. on onb’ -*o the two d >ll*jn did not 10 cent* by Mime chatiim or rulractiMrs. E J. Hrnnittg. nt itinnv with tend ihan Ani'-rican*; the low cwt i» file ol the American people. tray too far away from home. Any would accomplish for him wliat Hi • Henderdmt: <>f Detroit, is ;aWe only when it 1* to be financed in such a ntannet pi rents in Irving. ।------ ----------- — —-------------------------»3W might be rhiMTlrd to do Id otiw; to tlie tact th.it' oriental wufkmt-i: When the ..v«-rnment eventually ! ment can trturii a Hung wot* tliat th. burden w< uid fall 611 some­ Dr Fowler : in Si. Paul ttii yffg. i trict fof that matter wouldbglntereMcd words, ut need un evening-up proct.. ■r mopfii than Hie aver- ' finds il« nay buck to it* jjrqper splu-re. body else dsidr from tli’T.t.vlv.w. wheii it quits competing with it* own -. Itils denuind t<>: < conomy by fndt.id- ’Mr F-»ier will remain tn Ik.waguc c”'>,«h 1,1 ll*'- wHlare of their own Hut will gi<e tliu* iwylng the tax. . . until le nturns [achool to take thc censUa without jwy an M|uai income wipi othora receiving taxpayers, when ii eamnwnce* again; dollar’ a month lor steady emMr. ai*i Mr .Ferri-- Ro* of Orand I t;-f*ci;>lly if it could be pa-ued around. their piy check tlAt come* from that ;Rapid* were the gue t of Jolih’ McEl-1 and lung houra i- 2«xl money Uxe*. and other functions, and'whrntaxation. Can ‘ you, expect a fajm< t । - - ■ mend-l>r other pcr.*on who* incona; is from tn Japan. 'Hits low labor cost gives th'* Hh-Individual It atm> y»v* r again rlui: a paradox mat Mix’ Berth* Bentley hus returned m< nl ;f will tx- imp.x-.rblu for M>mt 50 cent* to *i qo per day to-i»- prw.Japanese a tremendous advuntar.e in nulivulua! rrnponslbimy Tcprc?ent‘ op-* rnment.- extra* a/ from DraxM late, uh-re du- ha- beenl^hufi district - t > pay their sixty dol- perous aa long as hr. la used to piy h<.. portuiittv. a. will ‘again enjoy’ Ghe ’ tolling school, to spend het Christ-;>ar» lu>{,‘ haVf' hirctj Jielp from *3fl0 pel dav up! fruit* of ttift- labor and our inventive f nuts v.ic.xpon which w:li la-t three'»“u*th left to kix-p UwTii*m*''>clK».>U Tj,e fcdetal govenunrnt for the hut genius, and w<- will gvt bajk^so our ' ‘ -unhin: He says it w aim..- hnpo»- three year* lut. "been trying or talking can "tariff wall ' Recently, uc reao normally pte.-ja-rous condition— Jcar.- i iblc to borrow money to pay tiiK-imi-uxbudu farmer** price* Now why no; cn -account of diphtheria. . --------... — na ’ . -Pn-*-. Buffalo MJnneadfa. that an electric light globe company *n .1^ he a-kuaw. «. dutrut.* Jry l0 brJWf 0lht.r |hln|{g Mu* B<lic Troop ha:, resigned her ”...„ '-n. So decide*. ah tluU news' gleanings. • Cleveland impkiyiug luariy two thou­ REVIVING THE ART OF position at the furniture factoty and where there arc too many high school farmers' level? I wonder it Mr Hoover rhe amuUe-t lot of land th New Y sand men had to do* down breau • • BEING NEIGHBORS. -------gone to Albmn to accept oiv a* i;, n. scholar* should br helped by a one might not been the President-Elect H« The laid autumn amt the .winter ,€tty hat annual taxes ol »2 <0. ■ ’rapher for Samuel F Dickie, post imill lax .spread over the county. ot. low-price Japanese cotnprttii.m instead of a measly 11 1-5 per cent rrdent of tli«- Prohibition National XVm-l Mr Lathropbeint'a farmer tu wcllaa duction of Federal tnxreJast spring, he kute .i.:-> nab:'. of being r.-.-i<!'.- . Thi- Criguial i-'p.iM 0! the DecLvra- nutter. I school teacher shodld realize the rea- had advocated a 54Fpe^oent reduction duplicated, in I tion of Independence and tltc Canat|ug-iXl Wm. J. Rnpl» v of Brown Cttv. High that the farmer* so overwhelmingly or mure if nwesnary to iiavc balanced ■ mean. lOtnc-i t«U<W» display ui the Library of Ch;.f Ranger of I O O F u tn th< - upp>rled the 15 per cent amendment the budget As it is it give* thc Demespecially m Coagrcso in Wasliinctcn ..ty looking after th-- inter..s- of hu|was to reduce tkpenies. And mo.t of unemployment tn tlie United Statw thing : > Aracnea t u-> can't are-why. high school tuition dained that they by >ome miracle per­ -.<d.i> There w>«u'.d undoubtedly pc |lu' *w*h towns, tht ' H*MauS Kvery Daf of b-ead .-old in Havana u order. Oliver Greenfield of £«*x. Is vuit- a- w.ll as teacher* should not know It formed should M111IB bring uie the >vaM: stale M1HJ and It M. nc.i. m»»utiewre> X ’ .. ■:-mp tti-.e.ieht:‘ p:rvdtowr., ’ h.. tuUivounu . 141 ■m< In the city and calling on old u |x>.qbie they might be included in country out of this slough of taxation acre able' to compete on a --------------------------Maw. k.atun < «. - ii.isofr oi: Thirty-two Riu.de* wlidtar* are se­ friend* the reducing poccu. and depreMlon..I'll »ay Amen to the with thc low-cost labor < C D Bre'ne of Chattanooga. Ten-: In public print 1 read the State Bu- democrat*-and hope there will be dome lected annually from tlie <■; slate*. . .. ._ .a...---- -prtnlcndent of Public InUrucgon, on,place for recording II. TjuUrfU make t /• liit.: . -j < _• 4.1 -t. isn ■ • Ctet-Hand. Ohio, n Farther cast ‘.han (account of the amendment, say*. ~hun- h immortal, or U»t -aju Iona fu-' thc The necessity .-'I an adequate tariff ‘™ wou-i :tu. '.-.ri. o. rmnooruFIFTY-FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY jd'reds of. school* will. have ;to close, United State* shall lire -Edwin Day ford tj ponder. . .. ,i* ‘i 1,‘F' Mtrcxt d-.-appeaied in ... th? , jack.’Oiivillc*. Fte . . . —• — :....................' wjd for protectton «». non* iiKttwtn. • cft/.r/.-. i>! F ........... The Executive Committee of the1I •with • with which I do iwt not agree*. ugrrei. imd ..T Big city • • 37135vex Frc-I The silver dolbY contain* fiTRAiOHTFOKWARD DIPLOMACY, and consequently American workmen famfle.. .nr umt» un ' ' Pioneer AMOciation. Association. consisting con-:.:ing of Wm..teachers' Wm. j teachers' salaries in many sections will will 1 t fir- z .ri even know tne 480tha of an ounce of ritver. 8. UOodycar. Peter Cramer. David R drop far below » living wage ' 1 wonder L-rll//|DS 0/ WISCIOIH Pjul-Bxreour. new Pftmicr ol France and American standard* of living, i- qOcntly lhevd > no-. --k. .« — ■ ... .... • »_ . «■ «• > _... .< ■>... .. .^. — ^ •»« -I — •• • A m II l«>k*,. r-ho hvc tX'Xt dcor or! ‘£~;----Conk. Mrs'. W Have*. Mr* N. Barlaw- if the .superintendent could tell liou 1 Ute., that Iff proposc-i u» treat the no: simply a political theory, it Is a BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. •ut Their recreation.! Ip Rus,lrt h;ulu - aic nguiiy and Mrs. A. D Cook are requested to many of live patron* of. tiuM schools Franco- AnicjU m debf situation in x cold reality American* either must.* thc ««. house of W.. w — children — have —.existed ’’Ti* on »tm-of Japan I* to colonize S Goodyear and ltu.tr leu . their.human con-; standardized as to prtev* 0! -bocu. ”»v*t at :cn Wcdnexlay tl*r 3"th inM al two titan a living wage tor the lost two China, but thnt 1* not within Japan* manner; tbaf • ill tend ro increase th*- reduce the.r standards uf living down' ta^ ajr iurmslwd^f teofe«aumal«l-lbaUuil*ttnw4U ’ . I . o'clock P M—By Order of the Com- year* or have lost tljelr homea? Do you power*.'—Loon Trotiky. exiled Soviet Inend&htp ant ur'icrstaiiding between to live scale of the lowest that foreign •.cttslnmi nl and entertainer* tnittee. Signed. John Q Crcascy. See-1 think poaMbly a 13 per cent tax limit lender. In the smaller center* of population, ••nve confidence of men revive* a* :u». Such a policy i*. nation* have to offer or else protect . ncip some -amiu: ui -ui ----------/might help of uh them? ' really not dith .*: to foqpulate All themselves adeq^itcly by Import dutic; 1 where peojfle arc left more or tew to their InJereM turns from restoruiK the retary hut1 "Tlie “The object ol a war la I* not tlie kiHkill­ their own devices neighborliness t* the. i-j«t to meeting the future. —Walter New York Markets. December 16 1876 jI To settle with tlieir teachers last |natural expression of the desire lor hu-’ Uppmann. Flour—Quiet and dull. ' spring springDistrict DistrictofBetrs officershave havegiven given ; ; *n* of ot thethe oppmiuon oppatiUon force*, forces, butbut merely merely .. . . hired __ ■ their .'leach__ th- ;’u* »ubjugatton of ak.. ... . will ... . to Wtjeat-A shade firmer: No >Chl- ... their note and the >__ hostile man contacts Our .circle of friend* ——--------- » ample of LaFayette and "come acroe*!" no/e* 1**Reprmntative cago cr thi* thu year at reduced wages wage* with no re*l*t —ro-preveniaiive Colfiiu. Collin*. land iieighbm- 1* wider And as we Krmn Qur Scnih - 1130 and 11 31 .. nominal *138 er un(J gj |q; uhilc *135 lo *151. better pro*pect of paying than last Mt ----------- , As we understand U. Gandhi's phil- : r.ddn this circle we widen our own * lOIll V/iff OLfUp LJUUK END OF THE LAME DUCK loo many district* get in that slut*? [ The Thirty-First U. S. Infantry regiid life, our, conception of uur MEMORY eonv-QuiFt. Let u» h^pe that Uw present Lam- • osophy may be summed up thus. "You outlook ' the i>cr cent will *UU .have .oun dutte« and responsibilities * Gate wav--—Firtn. »M V.W |-** W.*. -.... .-.V lo •be wv re-- n>*nt', now —in• Shanghai, .. tuu unever . __ __ _ l-erved il a unit nn Duck wnioti of couktcm will be the can't low your ziurt if you haven't;, It is often Mid that the real Amcri-. Hall, memory, hall! in thy exhaustButter E_.. . —T Firm: , ' Michigan creamery „ .’u/diltwd or it may tncaifcrepudiation itt.s*rved a* a unit on American soil. last k gialhtive aanembly of 1U kind. ; any." —Atlanta Constitution. . . jean 1* to b<- found in tlie smaller placet le*» mine to se cents; dairyJ5 to 27 cent* that editorial in hut weeks Baiutcr. ~ • I hat tax limit.' I think you *eem f ‘ 7™*'n5* ,**r oI ‘he average Ilin is *0 because tus greater contact* ’ From age to age unnumbered treas- Egg*—Western M c» 30 cents Although there are many important ■ .----------0< “n*er“i)g urc* shine! . if the gf-ntleman who left u cord of more-favorably impressed with it than queaiotu facing the country, cqagreat If, a* scicatuta now announce, men tend to make his view* broader and ,nU> lumber. . . . • «■*«• ics* ocAA-vcuiereu. self-centered oueu Such a ixrrsvu person rvaireal- Thought and Ixr shadowy brood thy wood at our office on Wednesday mom- you were before it paowd 1 hope to thc 11 .wly inMktaA ume. uuill :te m« were making loot v Ur lock a. «„.wt, ltte m.u *■* j . ________ , _______ 1MF -v.... .. S* 11 ln ? ’r111 caI1 al;d __ &'■_ . t* celP1, ,klr U It tee you come out far a reduction of Then; 0>ut . M adminutraUon lakes other March 4. 000 yean ago. a* far back iu 3JJ99S09 Mdra himself or herself, and ac we con-! And place and lime are subject to thy will ptobably te worth to him just II 50 school expenses to come within the 15 ■ Gettysburg JSch aS? Nur is Uiis surprising. A large num-^ear*. 11 months and three weeks ago rider other* we better ----- human —„— condt------sway'I as it-u not powible for us -to credit -- it prr cent limitation rather than a wiall more JJim Iwo?lhS •5o let * rr. unia tin-1 Thy pleasures mtsi we feel, when m<V imlc v we kirw whose <t wo- . sale* tax |o tn pre up any deficiency X.' ber uf-lhc Kiiaturs and rtpreacuUlivvi other men were borrowing them.—Ar- ,!on--------------beuig neighborly.—I alone our friends of the Emmanuel church I was also InlercMed in yuur article 1 The Library <>( Congrcsa in Wuhma ouupuung tbe proaeut congress were. kansaa Gazelle. Muakegan Heigiiu Record. j —Samuel Roger*. Poems. ‘ , lud a very pleasant, and at have no commentUig on the talk of Mr. Felgli-1 Um contains some 4.30U.UM vuiuma *' XfiBOE. Bits of Yesterday' Quality Gifts for Mett and Boys Are Inexpensive Here! Never in the history of this store (46 years) have we seen the values we are showing today. The following are a few. of thc many offerings: BEAUTIFUL 25c to $1.00 NECKWEAR DRESS SHIRTS ,50c to $1.95 DRESS GLOVES . 50c to $3.00 HOSIERY *. 15c to 75c PAJAMAS95c to $2.50 ROBES$3.50 to $7.50 MUFFLERS 75c to $2*50 SPORTCOATS $2.75 to $5.00 HANDKERCHIEFS . . 10c to 50c Belts 50c to $ 1.50. Hats $ 1.50 to $5 LUGGAGE. UNDERWEAR. SUITS, OVERCOATS and many other useful gifts Lambie & Doyle “The Store for Dad and Lad A Quotation Open Forum Way of^Our World Pungent Paragraphs From Our Scrap Book �s TUK HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1832 4 cheaper production than hand labor, WARDEN SHEAN WILL bu! It ought also to resdli In a still BRING "MINSTRELS” HERE greater reduction of hours of labor, und wider distribution of the profits , January 12, Central Auditorium through shorter hours and higher ««« per,.!’0UT We —Entire Pjoceeds For *be, “ ,h> «te result. the u,tlm ultimate rc*ult. One of the men who will have an important part Local Welfare Work tOonijriued from page onei tn helping to shorten iwurs and im­ (Continued from page one) On Thursday. January 12. Warden I prove working conditions for labor by highway would reiuifr-ln tho Sfepage Sheen of the. Ionia Prison will bring! dcvialng new and better methods of MEN’S Hl-VO CUFF be especially pleased to know that of the waters of Gtrujlnke through the a company of his wards here and put i while Dr., Briggs was chief of the divis­ will from this county Is at tlie head of. production will be Dr. Lyman BrlKg*. muck lands into the drain, thereby on a minstrel show in thc Central ion of -mechanics and sound. There one one uf the outstanding departments of i lowering the level of the lake; that school auditorium. They are exceed- | were brought to him by Inventor* and township. ingly clever. There are tlie highest j manufncttin-ra from ui.) parts of thc, our government. Tire Bureau of standvaluable riparian righto had been ac­ occupies a large building In thc quired by the owners of the property ■ommcnddlons of their performances! country, devices and methods to be ■•arda national capital It has been several: ujmn tlie shores of thc lake who were from other places where they have ap-j tested by the Bureau. Till* testings time* enlarged to accommodate new entitled to b- protected against tjw- jx-ared. Tliey go to not more than • work was of Immense value lo the brandies for the service It Is render-' country, as well as to the Zr.'\r.L*_ Individual lng tile country. diversion- of thc waters of thc lake in three place.-' In any year, and Ha.<tlng»i is fortunate In being one of thfm Th« , such manner. . manufacturer. ■ Dr Brigg* was htol-i entire proceeds gill go to th.- Welfare! «... w suggest many Improve—n wouM be impossible to estimate self able to । Since tliat time various contMversies Association of Uils city, the Warden menu in Uh- devices submitted lhat thc value of this service to thc United^ , have arisen between the owners of takes no compeiratlmi whatever. Thi' NEW were of much help to those who 8tatro It has been of much help In —------- :------ ---------- -———l----- muck bind on one hand and tin- own- auditorium \>ugjit to be ;wtk» d The' brought them to him. In his depart- making our country the great indus(Continued, from page one) i-rs of resort proper|y upon the other admission will be 50<. atukthe .4v>w will j rncnl nt that time wa* anotlier Barry trial nation it lias become, by assisting ;_____ ________,-------------i.ntor.rhoiM willTinr ~~~ About • the 4'ear 4913. an act was be worth it. Every penny of the pro-i county young man. Mr. Iler Fair- in thc development of machine* that Juntor unior choirs Chotos will wui sing, sing. j . ■ t,y the legislature providing for cc&b>, except a few dollars for absolute-1 fluid, of this city, who now has a very have saved Intwr and given highly efii-• Cominunlm ------------- - Service *• Simpers in E. the * establWunent of tho water level iv neccKsacy expense^, will be elven to! troponsible position In that Bureau. He rient jicoduflion There ba . been a of inland lakes. In accordance with the Welfare Association; and it ought] Women’s, Misses’, Children’s Women’s Lo Cloth lias been several times promoted be- good deal of criticism of the greatly in­ Hymns and Carol* that act. the board of supenLsorv of cause of his good work. Mrs. Fair- creased u*r of machines in our IndusChristmas tree, and church' sclroo! thi* qounty took the n«-<t-.-sary steps to to net them I$oo, which.will all be uwd for local welfare work. child am i»- remembered in Hustings trial.life Criticism ought not to be festival. establish the level of Gun lake A de­ ns Vera Ward, the daughter of Mr. and leveled nt the development and use of Wednesday, December 38th (Holy In- cree of the Circuit court of. this county Mrs. Frank Ward <>t this city, and Her machinery, but should be directed al BROWN Tlu- Frigidiiirc company send* out ,i | was Hie son of Mr and Mrs. Bert Fair- the failure wc have made In not prop­ . Carols, pageant, tree and Santa tain height. A* .a part of this, pro­ -•iigge-tlon n "What Shall I Buy M. ‘ child Both Mr. and Mrs. Fairchild erly distributing thc great economic Claus. Fleece Lined. QQC ONLY cedure. a dam was constructed across Wife tor cliHsQpas" which MM-rns t > graduated from the High school of this benefits brought about by the use of Mrlhodi-l Episcopal Church. ■ Gun river a few rod* * south of. the answer tfiiit question in a very m!U -> hl.K k <>r brown 00 city. such machines Machinery ought to Military or Cuban Heel* * * ’ Tills daAi hr shore of Oun Uke This m . iniH . r At ten o'clock Sunday morning the 1 short of. West Gun lake, Dr. Driggs entered the government accomplish not only much better and r— A Shining Porcelainnil mcixtc: maintains'the of *_':. the ---------------lake at the/ eimshcd -h-a ‘ Pricie sacrament of “tire Holy Communion will —'th; water* -f certainly walla! ... level established I 4.11. 4. «-I I... * . . Prigiduire . lx- <>b.-crved There will be no sermon by Un- decree rtf of th. the make .i desirable Christmas present for] Sunday SchojJ will convene- aa usual: circuit court. at 1120. In the evening at 7:3o since that time the county ha«. ccn- Ucal gift and something every rn'.mb-An Ideal u'clock a splendid program will be; structed and maintained an improved of the family will appreciate. In adtL * the Sunday Bcluxil, which .is a jifTgvd highway in an easterly and t*on to other advantages it will pa given by Gift For .... v. dramatization of the Christmas story.; westerly direction . across .... Hie ........ muck Ior for itself ■in the saving: it make* |>» Mother It is divided intwthr.i- act*, first. "Tlw lands. at what may be termed aa the Lible. im Black Retanned Appearance of the Shcp)H-r<V." •sernnd.: northerly end of "Oun Marsh.'* Tills d Pnt O dent off other i» >Hdoy' t<Ti.;nn». Frigid-; •nuj Three Wise Men." and third. highway crosses Gun river about fifty' aire dealers, who ujre in thli. tity th-? Leather* ■The Shepherd* and the Wise M« n." Shop at the North Side Grocery—Save! Consumers Power Company, arc fur-Thcae uKhe cost arq. Royal Myer;., Tills highway has a^U-ti us a sort of nlKhing thc Christmas buyer with a Two Full reader; Or.al BalUnct-. c. raid Reyn-; i-arthen dam for Hie waters of Gun beautiful gift medallion, which may txSoles FRIDAY, DEC. 23 SATURDAY, DEC. 24 olds. Arthur LaBaUbter. Floyd Wood' ■ lake lying immediately north thereof. zuitably inscribed and aflixed t<; tly. Any Size ard and Albert Orsborn. rfuptient*; Between the highway and the souther­ exterior of tlie cabinet, thus combining U-lo Lancaster anc’-l; William F«. ly >h.»res dl West Gun like, are the,... .M-ntimeni ----------------and utility. Same in ... .is x­ p^OJjTj Vernon Wininger and George Dewey, ninety acres purchased by Mr Ezra ,J .... TJic gift could Boys’ Sizes the three w.re ir.en; Lynn Pt?:ry. ; jr- . Mftrehoiw.e in the spring of 1932. ‘<!-. dv.vire ;uni n-aliy is’ J,:r<- ;yi-' - Black Only vant; Marguerite Vrooman. the Virgin Mr Morehouse claims that, shottly rather Winn an expense. Mr. Mate. Mrs Robert Burch wiU be‘tin[ ht acquired title to thc land, he Pure M.lotot as.-i.vtcd by tto- chorm at angel.’ CUI11P re ofitcc of WW! ,1V Fancy Chrintma* Mixed came f\> „ the thc Barry W1I county A "doughnut-* type of tire, has been and Mrs. James Bristol, will•pre.’ide id ;road ezinmisaiort and talked with Mr. developed expressly for wheelbarrow*. the organ. Mr*- R. G. Hubbard is the Eu n1M)M.y and Mr. chaHes Robertson, director. • .: explaining to them lhat he wished to hide to traverse deep sand and mud. French ('ream At the clo.-c of the program the drain the land acquired by him and Member.1 of the British Parliament chrc.cn representative of each cln.** will that, in doing so. no one would be Barry County’s Busiest Shoe Store” inarch to thc altar und present thetatirctcd except himself und wife; Mrs. will receive third-class, tictoeto for thflr transportation in thc future special Christina*. offering. ----------- -----------------------------------MnreluaiM: owning a considerable acre- railway ! 114 W. STATE ST. HASTINGS, MICH. ol* first class. ' -.-.no on the south side of the highway; instead 1 that H;c member* of thc rood commisMIRACLE THAT BOTH .4«n present gave him jrermUslnn to " Guvd (lid Fashioned Kind Town Talk Blend ■ MEN WERE NOT KILLEDI' place a twelve inch drain pipe across Fresh Ground ■ the highway, und that fir purchased Auto Piuuges Down 35 Foot■ the pljx- from thc commission. Mr. LnidM-y and Mr. Robertson claim* - Embankment, On Hill West tliat tlrelr permt-sion to place the pipe' Mills Brotbv'S Cottes, Of City •-.cross the read was given subject toi, »ery b«st. QR*. Cleo Berry and Wilbur Pa’-neol this. certain conditions: In thc first place.! »scnu«u rsck. lb OOC city were drying" toward town in that Mr. Morehouse represented to| Sliullx or Middleville - ,them that.... he.wished to drain, Berry s Buick car (ariy Monday cv<” ------ ..... . .. ------- . only . .... a; . nfng. A* they started down the hill;’•mail urea und that, in the event any on M-37. a little over a mile ■*<■»•. of uuubic arose and thy commission wish-; the city limits, the iw car shot .Uirough «‘d him to remove the pipe, he would the railing on the right side ol lire hill do .so. and sped down a bunk about 35 fc« • Tbe piixs wax place<i across thc trlgh-! Idah on thi'-south *ldf of the highway, way sometime during thc month of (Iran-Quick Today-your bottle of Highland* Dairy Grade "A" modern sanitary methods of handling milk; it 1* ■earing out •• ren or eight posts, pull- September nr October of 1932. Com-; -.11. lt»v .Milk I* Hie finest, purr-t country milk that- cow* ing out thc wire ro»x! end giving >thcr plaint was soon thereafter made to tire! not to be wandered at that, after nuking earefui Best Quality, .Sliced cvidtVhces of the tenifle speed at whlcniroad commission by the owners of, • an give and* men and modern method* protect. TESTS, officials representing the state of Michigan the car was toing down hili. Berry's property uj>on (he shores of thc lake-, Every drop of it conn* from our own herd, which found lhat Highland* Dairy Grade “A” Milk has tore wai, cut and one of his finger.- in-jCertain conversation* then took place, ' is regularly inspected, scientifically fed. and housed lured but P.!vne was not hurt. It between the members of the road com-; a* LOW a BACTERIA COUNT a* any Grade “A" • in thc most sanitary (tables, the air in which can 'seerruftilmo*! a miracle that both were mission and Mr. Morehouse, the for- i Milk produced in the stale. That i* tlie reason why be completely changed every three minute*, by not kill'd Shcrill L-.i>nard readiedImer Indicating tb him that It intend-; We With All the Beit for the Coming Year the Highlands Dairy is thc ONLY Dairy in this the scene <d the u'cid- iit no; long after ed to remove the pipe. Mr. Morehouse; electric ventilating machines. Escry cow, too, has it hai’M-rw-d and brought tlw two men then nmploycd Mr.. Archie McDonald, section lhat ig permitted to self Grade “A" Milk. her own individual "drinking fountain," which pre­ to jail No liquor was found m the of this city, to file a bill of complaint in It’s the CLEANEST Milk, and therefore the ’ vents passing any possible contagion from one cow car but there teemed to be evidence, tlus circuit court of Barry county askSAFEST Milk lo use that your money ran buy. io another. tha’t romr lu.d gotten inside lire men. hut that an*injunction be Issued to re-; •train thc -thi- road road commission commission from from re-, re-J At this writing the defini:. charge*,rtrain You owe yOur children and your family lire best After in; perlion* of our herd; our sanitary (table*; moving the against the two.men had not been 0e- ' moving the pipe pipe, Phone 2491 milk. A phone will bring it. The Big Little Store our complete electrical ventilating equipment; our We Deliver When the application was made to termined by the office-" When the atm i Judge McPeek for the Issuance of a temporary injunction, he deemed the BANNIiR WANT ADVS. PAY : matter of too much importance lo issue; c, “ueb an injuncliofi without a prelim-' tnary hearing. Judge McPeek. there-;! jj lore, issued an order to show cause why ^3 n temporary Injunction should not be ROBERT W. COOK, Prop. PHONE 2651 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN M. bsued. setting the hearing thereon for di November 29th. On that day the ques-; %'tlons presented in lite order to show! M cause were considered, and Judge Me-1’ > I*«k held that the problems presented ' i were too far reaching lo determine the right of the plaintiff to injunctive re- , y m lief without hearing lire case on itj JJ merito. and • that an curly hearing 1 signild be liad. The case was therefore A set for Tuesday. December 13th. । Because of the fact lhat Mr. L E 1 Burnett, prosecuting ultonu-y of the A county and legal ■advisor of the road ; commission, had represented Mr. More-1 -JX house, the prosecutor and the road; r3 ccmniis*k>n concluded that other coun- j f^isel should be obtained and. therefore. JJi employed Mr Kim Sigler, of this city. to repicient Ac commission.. n The case was very fully tried, proofs rfl having -been submitted covering thecomplicated L-sues Involved. At .the M conclusion thereof. Judge McPeek rra'quested tlie lawyers to submit briefs ax covering their various contention* service tlirougli the civil service. So this promotion. If it shall be sustained by .the United'State* senate, as we hope ' It may be. will be a promotion from the .ranks. i Dr. Brign. to his work tn both the I Department of Agriculture and the Bureau of Standard*, has a fine record of i achievement.and faithful service to hi* OKREOUn UM I WES Binmui ( RECEIVESHGHH0N3B SPECIi CHRISTMAS FOOTWEAR Useful Gifts for all the Family CHRISTMAS EXER 02780605 All Rubber GALOSHES Women’s Juliet Slippers MEN’S 16 INCH HI-CUTS CHRISTMAS GREETINGS' ( Xmai Candles & Nuts MIXED CANDY 2 lbs. 25c LARD BON BONSJb- 12Jc 4cp^19c Peanut Brittle, lb. 10c Chocolate Drops, lb.. 12c E Fey. Mixed Nuts 2 lbs. 35c Peanuts best Jumbo lb. 10c 25c Butter, lb : don't le lax ihwsur MLS. 1 Quality Meat Specials SPARERIBS, lb. LIVER, fresh, 2 lbs. latm nbineil. SMOKED HAM 2 lbs. 35c hand... •lain.-, nmfort Better, needy propary In I when' t if that Hastings Cut Rate Shoe Store Coffee 3^- 55c GRADE “A” MILK And What It Means to You SOAP CHIPS “■ 24c THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY y y y i otto|)T0C<-.. 1 I 5 8 til that front lalkim: by not ' wn to Hoover Hect it ' Three Big Days Before Christmas At Barry County’s Biggest HARDWARE STORE vcwmcwK TOYS e TREE DECORATIONS ' * ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES if olonln? lapan's Soviet ie lull- ’ merely will to Practical gifts are the "order" for these times. O.yr stock of merchandise is of the "Practical Sort." Lasting as gifts— useful to the receiver—ecoi^mical for the buyer. We urge you to shop hete. Thursday, Friday and Saturday Many of the articles on display will be sold during these three days at greatly reduced prices. verting SPORTING GOODS CUTLERY KITCHEN WARE RADIOS ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS Goodyear Bros. Hardware Co ncdn'3 ) have PHONE 2101 uhlng* f HASTINGS MICHIGAN ■I ’ v- Shop In Some One of Our Departments y y ing. toluctkm danced Dem- m 79 HINMAN’S gratis. c and ixatlon to th.! e dome I make is the D»> 10c 19c GALOSHES OBITUARY. ' i Sarah J. Dixon um born in Williams 11 Twp.. Oswego, N. Y . March 4. 1849 and 11 died . Dec. 11. 1932. aged 83 years. 9 ilnios. and 7 days, at the home of her .daughter and husband. Mr. and Mrs I Clyde Gamble, in Jackson. She was I. married to Henry Page of Jordon. N. ' Y., July 4. 1870. To thi* union seven I • children were bom. Wm R. Page of I1 Hustings, Mrs Anna Raymond and [' Mrs Belle Gamble of Jackson, Mrs. 11 Mattle Orton of Grand Rapids, Mrs.. | Sai ah Johnson* of St. Joseph alrj Mr 11 Walter Page und Mr*. Ida Mae Voor' । has who have passed on before. She It also leaves 11 grandchildren and twelve I great grandcluldren. The funeral was held ut the home of her son. William. I Wednesday at 1:30 o'clock conducted ; Burial in thc Irving cemetery. | OBITUARY. | Frederick 8. Barry, aged 89 years. 11 pasted away on Tuesday of last week 1 at his home near Martin Corner.-; Sur| j vivlng are thc widow and ten children. I j Funeral services were held at the home on Friday afternoon. Rev. ConkI1 Un officiating. Burial w^» made in the 11Fuller cemetery. Mr. Fuller was an ; old resident of hb community, having ' I lived cn the same farm for fifty years. n '•J^Ci/izs/tVs.. Christmas Flowers THE LAST DAY / . . . and no gift has been sent • . • the only thing to^io at thia Iftc date . .. “SAY IT WITH FLOWERS” Gorgeous Cyclamen, Poinsettia* and a . Complete Line of Other Potted Plants . . . Roses and 'mums _m«ke beautiful rememTELEGRAPH ORDERS TO ANY PLACE GIVEN CAREFUL ATTENTION Every Care Given lo Telephone Orders Clyde Wilcox TA« Floriat Telephou. JAM Haattag*. MMh. Iw will Ami fewer, on «b^wr U ■ itoy Cordes’ News bland �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 21, I MI PACK BIX i cox with a toe-hold to Rain the i PYTHIANS STAGE PRO referee’s decision. On their second op- ’ WRESTLING SHOW HERE penranee- In the ring. Wilcox reversed < Sporting Items "all for- one. and one fcjr all." tilings and carried the match in his gan i favor, winning thc second fall on a Boyes. Adair, and Howard were hlghdouble arm-lock. The third and de- point men with eight, six and five re­ elding fall saa won by Gerber Having spectively. । • Comer of State and Jefferson Sts. Hastings Michigan forced to the-----------outside „ of — the 1■ Thc fust st. PhiiiiM quintet was out Jl ---r_ Wilcox ....--------------j-<rrw»n lh»* Rnnlh Bend n»riil wroatU-r the South wrestler ‘runiFlr? caugln I। to avenge a defeat by Ha*tings at tlie Thfe debut of professional wrestling ropes, ODDFELLOWS ARRANGE I “ J »£; hi: hiriyxanding up, and. securing a head- start of the season and until tlie final _ .'flail Lamoerl. OLr-ego A < . -... Into Hastings sporting circles was made ioci&Jhrcw him ov.-r hi* shoulder, the quarter it looked as though they might UNUSUAL BOXING CARD .Graham, o. f. a. c, im. , Mn IF1V w..„„., Walk^. Thursday .evening ' at Castle fall -Hall. khocklng Wilcox groggy enough to be successful. Loren Boyes am! Adair ----------| 5lh Event (Fly Weight) Fred Wa|ker, — M.ny — F«.l- — Boul. Scheduled cmul. Wto; m ... ». n..n il . - iJX S..*^ prevent him from finishing tint tout .kept their team in the running dunng ~ Gerber weighed in at 150. while Wil- the first halt which ended 10-all. Boyes W cox tipped t|u? scales al 10O.-Reportcd «corcd four goata and Adair one. Raidt M by-Bill Kennedy.--------------------------------- did some fine defense work during this tC morrow N^ht ' Jcume. Oueeo A. C. ITO rk Too, tht„ Khrtukd. a,,,;, f **? period along with -Howard, center. St Sf The I. O. O. F. Christmas Eve boxing, Suchovaky. Wayland. A. C. J72. Velde of Hnstinjta was successful over HASTINGS CAGERS Philip* came back strong at tlie Half V meet will snap into life tlds week । 7th1x0 HJV’ Rtd Evons of«IRtiW Cieek. Dick Gef’ Thursday, Dec. 22. Great interest cen-:?.!?!£,145 Palmer’ XUd* [her. Notre Dame University, won from SCORE TWO VICTORIES V __1Wilcox. Wilcox.Michigan MichiganS«i»to StipeColCol- . Jt-cfed Uiw into HW thc piay play uuring during mis thi* quarter quarter V, ters in the return of the popular vUl- •’t » fc . Haorboa , _ , _ , _ _ ,, jvvicu „ -nm .1 .or Xtod sn&g^wi;: >?5. .“ 'i.?*™ >’hllc James . Muller. ■Marcellus. Local Squad Defeats Howell zr.l and dli did .^7_ .'Omr effective work. a At; ;;.e the Cf ' and’-Max Glover. Lansing, battled to a, end of tlie quarter thc score stood 10- SC Athletic Club who boxes in the ama-. lflnfl 135 ■ 26-9 Friday And St. Philips all From this point on. however, thc U.U[ h^SWrn!»hmm«n ou’- Evw’t 'Mother Weight) John draw, each winning one fall. Sparky": 23-17 Saturday Walker of Iiidiansfxilis. Ind., was', ' HawJutera. stepped Into the lend and w with Northrop. Ionia A. C.. 127 vs. Bill .scheduled \ to oppa'e Dick Gerber but had a six-point margin when the game K Hastings High basketcers' connected hcavyweighL will be .ong remembered o P . c I2g . • ended. Sf He is coming thb time tq.meet a mys-1 10th; ;n" WfJght) Bernard for a pair of wans over the week end by Boyes jsith 13 jxiinu to hi* credit was M terious and powerful newcomer, one Uvtnarton Ou<i:.> A C vs Harrs’ ness. John Stafford. Battle Creek, of­ defeaUhg Howell 26 to 9 tn a game ■lYd Jou-ma. Ted halls from Otsego bms^To*'FMC.112 ficiated as referee. ----------- - -- — .- - ----- hlgh-pomt man for Hartingx while Velde and Evans featured the pre- • there Friday evening and coming from Adair w>i* .M-cond with 5 Garland of and ' nth- Event <Welter Weight* Mlk< of. Battle . .... St Philips connected for tight point*. Jr cine '’Rankin. Ionia. 147 vs. Bud Chase. O. F llminary bout of thc evening, the win-; behind to beat St. Philips ner taking one fall In a thirty minute' Creek 23 to 17 i~ — return ----------------Wayland boy but Suclicssky fights c> in a game— at, Ni>n<. regulars played each evening with a P^uli" ,’^?.,nwU“S । 12th Event (Light Welghti Lovell limil Th. bout MWM lo be . -mp hottie Creek Howell started with a rush and had a chance without weuki'iilng the team him a mighty tough target to hit . Ouldbeclt otsego A- C., 135 vs. Lyle and tuck affair all the way through with both boys giving and taking pleii- a basket In a few moments and quick- jx-rccptlbly. Adair has acu-d ns can-, The sport curves patronage and a - North lonu A c 1M Velde, however1 ly followed with another and a free min fO frtr this season tention, not alow because the Oddfcl1Featlwr Wclght( Bud w. ty of punishment. low. are using the entire proceeds fbr Ionja c atcVc had a slight edge on his opponent and'throw to take a 5-0 had. Thc Hawfinally secured a head -scUxors hoi J; thornltca got into action. Bayes charllxjKit because it has been refined o F A C 129 ORANGEVILLE. and supervised by reasonable-and wise orehe^ will be on hand which resulted |n Evans downfall, dropped in a nlro iJiot from close avails proved proven to io be w n hard nani loser io«r ana range, Snyder snyiter added another and Adair _ClarenrcT Eurl> family a'!_d M”; — and i! range. legislative restrictions Uiat make it a t0 furni,h music before the meet Evans left the ring to thc chorus of several | followed suit to Like a 6-5 lead. Raidt. L,‘ 7, "! ' clean, healthy sport. There is no vfn- ‘ilarU lhe ,.fl were Sundae Sunday mu-xre guests nf of rttoir tlieir big blond guard for tho local team, put pPlainwell “toweU »«« <UcUVW^0*’,^rnT* hii" which precede* every show. Beau 'boos." Glover and Muller provided the fans l up a defence that helped keep the op- parents. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Earl of-------------- 5-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------r the end of the third round the k-er ttfv on saIecat Otrveth & Stebbins and with true professional tactics in the ponents bottled up. At the end of the! thia place. Sunday with their daughter. Mrs? Au- were Sunday guests of Dale Norman r 8tor<. unu] warmly congratulates what he kno«. is aSjbfln after which they refill-final bout when more "dirty: firn half thc score -stood it to 5 ini Hay Hqrmlnette made n business txlp gust La Fontaine, and family at Hop-„aqd family near Plainwell. work" than wrestling was in vogue. Tlie favor of Hastings. In the la»t half to Otsego Monday. kins. Mrs John Sheffield spent Saturday “ * purchased at the arena. The Mr. and Mrs. Earner Ciitcher spent Mrs. Ben Norman and son Howard hi Baltic Creek and Kalamazoo. ment they are trying to win with all |X)ut Kocs on promptly at 8:30 and match was decided on two out of Boyes. Adair. Howard. Raidt and Bishthe abOitr of the r^plmgt doors are open to accommodate ths three falls in a one hour limit. Muller j was thc bit more aggressive of the two I muscles andjhe next momen. the^- are crowd th>t u waUlllg but Glover’s defensive style was nn| aln ^e«fhrJJd]hL»tSS’’t«ikriM -u* fwn«ral admission seat*, at 7:30. equal match for his aggressiveness. around each others shoulders talking ______, t, Muller received’ the referee’s hand foy! over the details of their contest. It ... ... . . . the first tall when he secured a flying-1 teaches self reliance, good sportsman- [rhualCVllle IJllintetS toe hold on Glover. Glover, however.! ’ ship, steady, temperate habit* and the LJ„„a most approved rules of physical train-1 HaVe Winning Week retaliated for this on their 'next ap-1 the’ring wlien he ’■nailed"' tog. | t. K. High Basket Ball squad saw aa pearance_ain _ — ...... iv nign Basicci tsau squaa l(, a jack-knife to win th*; Muller with Steve . . ... . .by . . a.™ Kermes K.™.. will Wil step «1Into in.* bie .uo^lul l„> ~k appCaratiie of ;----ring •ing Thursday with more endurance . games the first trom Ad.i onl7con(1. ,1^ 181 ’ .* . ---------------------and dMaraUnaxfon than his opponent 2" the two resulted In n draw, wtun M. encountered •nmuntared for for many manv aa day. dav. Bud Bud ~ ” j neither had won the deciding fall be-1 has Uw ,lmc Umlt exertded. Of’ Wlzortk ha* not been asleep -and will । Tn - It,W lW®’ O,OVCr W!lS the mor,‘ l^pulai come back to fight this "return” matchh O .he fans Muller the mw« fully expecting to duplicate hl* vlctory Reserves delta.ed Saranac reserves 15 j Ln*0'14 V of three weeks ago. Thc tout will be one of the fastest which- the local arena has staged. * dI Thr\ftdd!e 2 -al ’ e IV team bovs ’ line ■ The maln and flna! event ° r the cvp ot The program, which is unusually _1?®._^?,Uevme ,st team llnf'|ning saw Gerber and Wilcox matcheit - peppy this time, follows, subject to a up fo!|ows” k . »»* . in thd two hour hmR, the winner takfew last moment changes: , ' l UK** 'Jrfcl „ ing two out of three falls. Although 1st. Event 'Fly Weight) Jo? Wlzorek. Boyer,^opt. r.g. . ■J* Wilcox carried a ten pound advantage/ Ionia A. C..-112 vs. Burr Cooley. O. F. parks*, r.f “ he was. unable to control the "Fighting A. C.. 111. Classen. I f * Irishman," whose aggressiveness . out- j 2nd. Event (Welter Weight! Joe Standish ’ “classed that of the Lansing lad. Both. Bums, Otsego A. XL. 147 vs. Royal McConnell, c ” wrestlers gave the assembled fans: M*m o. f. A c. «S :e. Smith. i« .............. . . .J plenty of w dean ™an ,wrestling, with a fewl ■v intervals int.M-vttu of the r.«.v mon. -profession;,] 3rd. Event (Middle Weight) Richard [ Friday the Middleville boys journey pivicmumbm । Cronen. Otsego A. C.. vs. Dick Baird, to Bellevue for their first away from ... tactic* tactics’”’ Gerber uerber forced the match In ini Lowell A. C,. 15". jhome game. . „; _..z ; ■ thc early Kpart and finally downed Wil-1 | REED’S DRUG STORE Farmer Nick Of Battle Creek Arranges Interesting Three­ , Match Card . Last Minute Christmas Suggestions 15% to 33% Off • TOILET SETS • PERFUMES • COMPACTS • TOILET WATER Good Assortment • CIGARETTES • STATIONERY • BILL FOLDS • PENS • CIGARS • BOX CANDY • Playing CARDS • RAZORS STARTING OUR GREATEST CARNIVAL OF f Gift Bargains SAVE! -SAVE! £7Cr“ rS"‘!“*■ 4 H g'S'S'I'S^'E'C'I'S’S’S’S’S'S’S'C’t'S'S'S’S'S’S^S’Z'S'I'S'S'S'S'S' -raid* Christmas Happiness for the Whole Family! ELECTRIC DEFROSTERS $7.50 .jr ai' •noi io AN’T you hear the children shout with joy—see the smiles of the older people—mother’s .surprised face—Father’s de­ lighted grin, when each one finds on the Christmas tree, the gift you bought at the Ironside Shoe Company? C f _ I Kooshioo 'AUTO ROBES 22c S!*»W to Only i ri g ri Christmas slippers for little folks— Cozy little ones soft and snugly warm. Attractive styles and lovely colojs make them most welcome as gifts. Prices 39c to $1.00. fi $1-95 Hosiery For Hirn, for Her, for Them—Com- . fort Slippers. Something pleasing; something useful; something that a year from now will stilt be a con­ stant reminder of your Christmas thoughtfulness. . ‘ A Sensible Gift— GALOSHES When winter storms are raging and snow 1* deep and wet. she will have frequent occasion to remember the one who thoughtfully gave her galoshes for Christmas. Snap Shower Boots al 95c-$149. Zipper Robber Shower Boots |L45 and |1.95. Spats Because the gift of hosiery is a subtle compliment to‘ graceful ankles—and be- • cause hosiery of exquisite quality implies that only tlie best is worthy of HER —a Christmas gift of sheer •silk hosiery Is the ideal tribute. $3.69 $o.25 vlxion tlntvOl, X? D»ftoO«r. tiilc fj amaxing > J J *1 otter $1.25 Electric T SEAT COVERS FRANS1SCO \ MAKE IDEAL GIFTS ri Well made, attractively trimmed .-dipper,s for women, in several dain­ ty colors—so pretty that you could hardly imagine a lovelier Christ- ‘ mas gift. Prices 39c to $3.00. STORAGE BATTERIES INFRARAY DEFROST­ ER k«i» eqr C*MO Give Slippers! t7r0AT°FRq si IL A 1 L K For MODEL "V-a" FORDS (AHO 69c Sedans & |0oadit( $1 48 |=j HEATERS Xi For ALL CARS FORDS and * I UO Chevrolets .... X “~ ■RSf CORN POPPER r rfnniT"--'- ' 2 GALS.—IN SEALED CANS FOR ONLYJ fin With ANY pun /I Uu CHASE MADE IN OUB STORE. ■ w 98c PtJtN HJGHT IOHCEll DRAFT HEATERS $«95 For all rar. /,__ Haj .HMtorai WE ARE OPEN EVERY EVEN IN Price*: 59c. 75c. MeA $1.00. $133. $1.65. - Practical Gift Certain of welcome as a gift by women for the man who wears spats, are our ’‘Bond Street" spats, for they have that quality and careful shap­ ing that assures neat, trim fit. Prices: 95c, $1.75 and $3.25. ^0^1 Ironside Shoe Co “The House of Quality -Footwear” CORNER OF CHURCH ANp STATE STREETS OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL l:M P. H. �THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER "ONE CHRISTMAS EVE." ' ASSYRIA. [ Come with me for a stroll down the' Mr. and Mrs Neal Shepard ot As- 1 street. ’ syrta denter spent Scr.day at the home I The night to dark, a tetter wind U of cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bird, of blowing. Battle Creek. ' [ We pass a busy,ahlverlng throng. Mr. and Mrs Ronald Warner of De-', Each In -a hurry. Some coming—oth- troll will be Christmas guests at the | era going. home of their parent*. Mr and Mo I BUSINESS WOMEN Thr li,hi, are Mimlro bnkhlly .W'S'",Jhe B"' I tlie way Cl ■ r rh* Chrlrtmxx pageant Tlie Natlv-I ENTERTAIN CHILDREN | Palling upon UWfocm of (he passing! ‘t>1LwhlCh.'^ bSrn ‘n prosr’*by ' . . .. . ' crowd children of thc Briggs community Willi Were. Guests At Dinner And . T. . « 'Wnllv wreaths in the window* !':•-ented a: the church basemen'. I Christmas Party On Mon' ion Thursday evening Droemtxr3.’ day Evening , Greeting the lowly •> VvH a-i the j |I”y®jtll^s^rvrUnn “f Bev "n<< Mr ■ Social Events and Personal Mention I .... ... rjxisz R A Useful Gifts at Baird’s Christmas Sale camp „o Detroit on Tuesday. Earl Payne and,Walley Anws were! Mix, Frieda Olsen, Camp Fire executire from Battle Creek and Mrs. F week -i nd guests at Allegan chairman of Battle CTeek Mb, Helen Clark B home from Ann Walters, ' Guardians' A.'isoclntiun, were guests at Arbor for tlie holiday vacation. meeting of the Camp Fire Guardians Ml-.s Mm- Keller ’comes Itame frftm a of HoAting.*. which was held in the ploy' Ann Arbor Friday for the holiday*. room at Central aehOol on Dec H Mils Florence Watkina of Wyandotte comes I'rlduy for the holiday vacation. .are doing in Battle Creek and extended Aben Johnwui and. Hubert Co/ik ian invitation- to local guardians to at­ ...a ..... ......... . -. were in Chicago luvt week qn,business. tend tlieir ’ meetings, any time. Both a girl under tern yean* of age ' [ tlw trees. two wneks. and found no relief. Hi George Baurr comes home from M. made favorable comments on Uie prog­ Al stw-tbirly a. luvtly dinner w.l- Filled with every conceivable sift ai remains in u very feeble condition. S C. this *<ek for the holiday vaca­ ress of Camp pre work in Hastings served in the Moaonic dining toom.avi toy Mrx Ncitk ' Mamby lias been il ' Lunch «ui. M-rveil Hu: glirsLs and the Pa .t Matrons' organization. At | some singly—Mnw*'in two or three tion. guardians.' Mrs. Fraser Ironside acting Mr and Mr Erpest Lake of Kular ax luAlest with M1m Jennet Michael each plate was a chocolate Santa Wt. turn .• corner’ —m--re -nwrt-4 fobr Claus mid the tables were di-enrafed K lights. niaz'xj were Sunday guests of Mbs ldi-11 and Mrs. J. A. McNulty assisting. with’ small Cfirtatmax tries and red ]1 In front A., of one atbfr many p*oplv, Mr. and Mr* Jay Cok will entertain Luke. ' - aj" At the clow* of school the girls, usMrs C w. Wesplntcr and Mrs W.[ ;x-mbl.-d in the hull und entering in and green candlw. Following tlie din- | strand. . I tivnr’children at Chrtfimiix Mr ami ( M Stebbins were tn Batik- Creek on single'file, formed two clrcjes for tlie ncr. the members and guests went to;Gazing at Old Sant 1. standing by a!Mr.. Leon’Cffie and’Mr and Mr- Ed. ikome of Mr. and Mrs George |I Friday. chimney ! Hoffman Grand Council Fire. Thc usual cere- j;the , Mr - and Mrs. Dan Lewis spent Sun­ many of lighting the . capdles and, [White wlicre carols were Mina :u- the I Holding the rope of a sled in hist ~ organisation" day with Mr. anu Mrs. Will Crans neai awarding honors and ranks was con- I [children were seated around the fin’- I’ -hand. . Caledonia. . ’’ • , ducted by Mn. A. L Brown und Mrs jplace. While the children Were >ang-', t/all> and'home of Mrs. Mary Purcell January 19.; Frank Annable and Charles Annabh- E. A Caukin. Muu. Olsen sjoikc to' 1trig. ttK* music of sk-ighta-lls was heard!iThcn then* are dolls. sk.«t> •.. I Mradumw Ik-rtha Cose. MU:v Hfd-. bl.Kks; . were- in Detroit on Monday on Legion the girls on the subject of "Making. and in came Santa Claus with hta [ tqy tele-1 Dorothy BiP’oJ. saw Holy Night" ,j pa-.k. and Mr.s Santa Claw with a ; Woolk-y tombs on’wheels, [given at the Base line church on Sun-. Most of Me" which Is Camp Fire's phones and games. Ml--. Maxine Wunderlich conn t> home,, tn«j. basket of goodies, Tiir children were!I birthday project for 1933 Miss Oli remembered with candy canes, pop-,!Old Santa is looking into a large ixxii j I believe, he Is reading children [corn balls, balloons and whittles from! lioliday vaeaUun. Gland Ha tilth Were L Quidfc over tile week end. Overcoats Values’ SI2.00 to $35.00 Mrt sznta Ctau. Mr D A VanBu - H«p4 up on each pde of the o!d v’viJ i tamilv. SALE PRICE SALE PRICE $3’5to$5’5 Men's Suits Reduced Prices on Holiday Merchandise MUFFLERS SHIRTS •HOSE TIES SWEATERS $15.00 to $35.00 nUrUlw , Valuer $4.95 to $7.50 $7’5,O$2445 Values “ m«-t many more girls from here next gone to thc Naval hospital at Great; .■ Lak-'i. TH . for medical can-. Mi. and Mr*. Frank Fuller of Maple drove Tap were cuesta ot .'Mr. und1 Sheeplined Coats salp; price M: ",d ■ Mr‘H,<’ M“!,: $9'Jto$2445 home Thc crowding frat-die feature U of !)„■ Hie ryn qvenlne UrfcrowAiiig ‘m-■\ 1<>* . ularly httlnr .it this BeasOn of the >< ur. *«•' 111 ’ l>r>---ntation by Santa bl gift;. Just t.ien I hear u g.reful happy i Fred Kloiz tiv.iu- where they lived If. H. Peirce h aves Wcrjncsduy from ChrlMimw-in.-c. re-And looking around II .nv a sm Thc following abb wen) admitted us b"« ‘« tli? Christ ma*-ir.v .each each girl n Ard inokimr • burned Monday, ix-cfmber 12. causing id Christmas with her son, Joe■ new uu.-mte-r.s -o Dakota group. Con- reiving doll,I a toy. of some other ether arar-! ,on tiptoe, trjiug to nee <i'>Mhg u do ■a total of their belonging* . at tit Lout*. MisrourL talc!, filled|; Mr, and Mr.-. Phillip Gutit Art! spend nit: Cook, Jl-alin** Cinrelx-aux. Miujo'rie llc*'' gladden her heart. A set of, Mr. and Mr.-. Harley Fox. were Sun-: :'8lebbliis; Tuwunka group - Wlllo snurfe; ww child Happy:, atiotlu / . jChrtstrnaa nt Vermontville with the day guestb at the hatw of Mr. and 'Jone France:. Sutton. pair^of Tiny !<*•>• i«-i-pmg through hole* in hi­ • former's parent -. Jinn:,. r>wiH.<-:> nnuuil. Audrey nu.u.v boblii-K**J "was m:Ii3htcd|Whh^ii • . , Ch.'r‘«Warm r .<! Wa.ni.-rvtllr. son. Evi lyn Leslie, Dorothy JacobMiii. nice nutleris, ano.her child had iw ve Hoirt-rt Ph rnon |ias gone back lo De­ Fern Mulder, Bcllu l Hununel. Ione , ' Baby hands, ban-<»f eovcriiF. moktnir.tavnisprndtng s,-.::7e tiini- in Northern! troit fur treatment tor hto hand and Moon1; Shiit>diuyH group — Virginia place, another little girl was found by ' cruelly gold. - . -Md-higan have returned home. urrn and is doing aw well os poudbk*. Duckcr. Doris ar.d Dorotiiy Everson. 1 TMiuily clad to Manet ;!.- wind and fly -; . .. ------VigMIOW. ' •- ■»•«.»• ..... .x.c YULE-TIDE DREAMS. Dorothy Cra;to. Murgun-l Htffnmvl, ■'und stilt and her girl wouldn't go horn:BUrc eyes looking put of ,a fu '; ■ Mae Brillen; Netoppcw group-Phyllis 'until she had petted -Mrs. While’s chow you bright faced, happy children HASTINGS WillMieir mother. Mrs. Mary Peterson. Hinman; okiclyajio j;roup - Wanda-': dog. ' worn and old., j With votir dreams of Old Kris Knnclc, "Mae isccmei. itcicn Slrimback, niriinnaca, uacque"Mai! Bechtel. Helen Jiicrpie-''. H one’wvro to ask, t»»••>' would prob­ Not much like some’of the other iittit-; Wit'i Ids toys and sled and reindeer You; City are ixpcc!< d Friday lo aqicnd line Bachman, Juiwc Smith, Rosanna -‘bly.rady hud Hint thc Guild m-.'in•Ami hLs sleicWScHs all a-]ingte. folk, . • the nohduyr. with Mr. and Mrs. Kellar Nash. Mune BnUen. Elinor Haven. brrx had as ar. enjoyubtn an evening a, I I They Uo. sUnd in the wintrycold ----- -j . . Ntein. rZikir,, riaru. ilu-h 'bd the youngsters, if not mure so. 1 and storm. , How wc lave Ui we' you planning *' ““.i.-d ro' r,r.,T Bu: they are nicely drewed. neat and'For th» festive holiday,. Rapid- .'pi nt Sunday with ins iieoplc. !io::-d membership honor for having DRAMATIC CLUB PRESENT ‘ clcni With iti Christmas trees and feasting: redured u new member since Sept. 15, • Just ax innocent, no men' deserving :ln your homes, so bright and gay. ; Mill S'."WHY THE CHIMES RANG’ Hazel Bryant,, Manon Radlord. Tlu l-. but warm. . j ,.v«-s Jean Brower. Rcxine Downing ma Wheuiing, O'jiul Kelly. EsthiT! . -Whrhtm.xti-w. the Christmas tLme rwwehiM r^r ch i. Afid your childish facevteli me, , MurKuii l Barnett were guests of Struble. Jacqueline Moore. Margaret Lovejy Story Interpreting True J-.-llth Benton oi Battle Creek over Tallt-s. Done 'Leonard. Nvvuh Smith.) — " ’. All the things tliat you have longed for. Christmas ..... Spirit Admir­ a i ck. ynd. Ethel Sayles. Betty Donley. Hazel Cau-ie gift from ok-. rjQil‘' ska,es ftn‘1 evwythln?mii'.-r Myvrx. crafiston WiSrux. kin. Marie Evinon. Norma Jacobson., ably. Given I h/abrth Parker. Leona Wininger , •■Why-tho wny.lne numrv . , . And I wnow you wrote Old Santa Chimes reana. Rung." a roveiy lovely are iioriie from Ann Ar- Paulin;- Tollirust. Jocelyn Ironside. Ed-.chrt . .... ’ ' ‘ ' \ Sojic’d know that you were good. . : tm<u lanlasy presented by thg mi Shultz. Mildred WiaximanMie. H1Kb Dramatic Club, under di-’ , , , , '-doing things for Dud uqd Mother! j ml- HtxmuTLSXTgcr Elizabeth Bidclman. Barbara Crook. r<.cUon ol m1ss Ruth M. Robson, its ad- Juy’1‘,,on “ llulc Mus u,”“ and H't ’i ;A.s good children ulwuy.. should. Agti- v Johnson. Putty Osborne und [ visor, was given al the Friday morning i। We hold our breath, scarce brcathinU-so- when passing tlirutigh your city' ie were in the city on Sunday Mary DoVrtra. • ■ la»embly last week. • I -vvide-eyed. ‘ ,j0H-. Old Saint Nick, would know , Tiwae girls received national honor | This feature is a yearly offering of :. and Mm. Earl Waxchain sja-nt lor. MTiirmg new guardian.-.-Lillian the Dramatic Club preceding thc holi- Then shyly she tikes Jus cold hand tn wili re to find your stocking hanglug ' ..-•k dd In Orxml B.iinn,. us U1,„U berv , I in the firelight's ruddy glow. Vinlnger, Ne-.an daj. vacation and ns always, was finish-, And leads him to a g.-ntk woman’.: ». ’ Mndehne Cl >k. Betty Donley.,..(j and-artistic ns to interpretation. ride. f • And would pause for just a mmute • rw v Agile.* Johnson. ' tccatuming, ' ■ ' f, M-cenery and, in .choice ol and Mrs. A K Frnndiien and Girl:, receiving rank of woodgatherer. i subject. ' • A, few Vic-.tli'n., are a Ju d -then tli. ..-iOn hi.-, bus5 cndlgsr. way, uulk :lway i Juki lo leave sonic toys to play with; Leone Le.mat'd. Betty MbMiBan, Jeiui| wiUiofit drawing of curtain or fbtkluy. wfii-re Mrs. Bauer held Evi-rhart. Margaret Tolles. Lucille: ehanpe of r-ccencry the story- moved Holding the little lad’s hand--cach i.On this Merry Christmas Day. I K.*iJ. u-hool of instruction Mouone. . [\ Shultz, Opal Kelly, Arietta Arnold, between a humbli* woodcutter's hut and 0,>e. diiy.nighl. Jocelyn -Ironsidb. , |.i cathedral: a fireplace and a few rude We feel that all Is well -Hi- will hir. J am *iire tliat n would lighten Mr. und M», Chester Ketch and two' Those receiving rani; of Firemuker dftrim symbolizing the former and u ; Up thc load on Sunia's back, ~ *' a Merry Chrtalmns. hl. c.ime 'iui.-ui.iy trom DinghamltHi. were Helen Angell. Virguuu Buye.s.: lovely gothic window and candle-llghtt’» crowing colder and getting’ late. ( li lie only left behuid him ______________ , ___ J All tlie toys-from out his pack. liureiuc Wc.itertlnd and Irmd Water. . :ctj altar, tlie latter_________________ we’d belu-r hurry on. •rvcral frioutlis. Mr Keech having em­ : Mediaeval costuming and admlrabli- And th.-n, nr the distance, we hear I ployment tliere. ' ------------------ -------- - . .. . . . VJIUI I So dear children, keepun dseunung color liyill lighting created a most cJiartnchildren'., voices coming near. -n>! Arthur rfr. —.. rreflected — _ . as .they . .bear them .. . I' And, maj’ every one come true. Mrs. Clarence BUmp very pba'untiy Ii ing efrrct -I*,.., <] The story the true And sing, we say, Kidder <1 Lansing w; .ntcrtuiia her liouic on j)lnt oi o! christnm-ihat humble gUv ' ll I were back to life's beginning ------ ------. d ut- ----------;; Ea-* —. Wul-! ,, ; sspirit unrisema* —tnar a a 1 ................. ‘ nummi-Rti chrut tlie Lotd. to born t j-day. Saturday. Her"?----------- ------------------o.zrt. in the s...tc.... puixrt nm — bk Friday evening. December tG.|„irm.d m love . far outui-ighs the cost-’ Mrs. J. E Vandenberg. I1 would dream th> same as you. 1’1 b< tx' ntaiiMd rilu iiii! in In ollkv iiin.-a- by l.v w ■.->1. ......................... (■« hon.-r inn .r . .... . .. .. s..v that n- Bill k»j 4,-----------inucedatirouA Homer In ly one. ost.-ntatiously given. For th? • Mertic Van* i'- , GvnensJ-Mect Ollri'-n. . of Mim Katiieii|ie Richey, whow mar- former.-the Jong awaited chimes rang | May the YuleUde bring you pleasure. end Mr: E A Burton and Miss Hgge to Mr. Eail Fcrria of Dowling alter many years of silence. all of :FuU ol love and joy and fun.. • 4faiid,- left. Saturday for the »di be ah < tent of the near future. Merry Christmas- •>» to you. children. which thc young people interpreted Tin- P. T. A. meets this week Friday, ^y--. They will spend a monllt at Twenty-live gue tj were invited and with an understandtng sense of values We were glad, to hear that Leola, *-(;rry QhrtaUnasf FXeryoiic, New Orleans then plan to Jto to Flor­ games served as entertainment. most admirable.' Wotxf was able to came home from the j —-Mertic Mort Van. ida Ter tin- balance of the winter., : Prize., were won by Mrs. Harry 'hospital last uvt-k Mrs. Klim MV.i Margaret Heath and Roy- Heath Chr e.-rman. Mrs.’Lewis Ferris. Mr; ' [Sprague nt Grand Rapids ls with her '.MECIIAN'K'AI. "BRAIN•SOLVES HARD PROBLEMS. bl Mmkegnn. M10S Die, Heath of New- Harold Brockway, und Mias Lucille MISS KATHERINE BLAKE ■ ,zs.lnnr-n .- .. « « now- Ev-clyn Townsend is also .sic1' berry and Mr.. Stella Heath ol Niles Myers. . J . A bookkeeper s opium dream come HONORED AT M. S. C. with the chicken-pox. Will all spend the holidays with their i Miss Richey was thc recipient, of . 5 true, u -glontied mechanical -j-------. Next Sunday morning there will be a ■ •* yu mi^*.«i»v«i "brain." u<aM>. ,cu It. Jfe.itn !niuny beautiful and useful gifts, after One or Three Senior Women «••<«« eiuLiiro. . .. .......... ouroum-nuu..! m ..tonorder Uw >i)d Uimh teJlnn|[|S „ „,c »wEh .in .ork >1Mt«a eqrovfptiai s wtnCh dainty rufrtsiunenta were .ci ,cd one ui inree senior women • Chosen Because Of Many loWork. Tllrn' will br ro wr.lee In the h“" tuuusi -ml -aw m « ■— , ,, ,, ' , “in,'-AuMm .... ...Ferri., und daughter Rftitha.A t,«»l Chruuro., |.r«r.m «•«“ ■>' hour. u»- complex eulcuil Mi. Dairetl Sharp of HaMingv Mis. Lewis . ..... Ferri.- and ... ... Campus Activities Mrs., Harry « ... >1 SlUlll.,’rw-l>ll,c CollM-nn. M ldI“'“ra,M ,or bS "»*•» PhylU . Helen Ulakm y. daughter of Mr. Chee.vcnuin from Dawpng. and astronomy, which would tqkc days turn Mrs- J*y Blakney ot Freeport, was or weeks if done by hand, was de­ /nl-rnniAxl by Rev. L L; Di wry lit the HONORED JUDGE EGGLESTON. I . . .. . scribed al the University of Michigan Mttl.odi.-l church, the ring ceremony! Holiday colors of red mid green made three women and five men. Il Is u ( 'at tly.- Natiqnal Academy oi Science • being rend in tlie presenrexof imme- attractive decorations ut the lowly I matter of pride that "The Wolverine, Cliild.’ meeting, by Dr. Vannevar Bush, dean dl.iP- relative.;. turkey dinner Riven by Mr. and Mi>.|uir college year book, selected a Burry i] About fifty-five relatives, neiglilxire of engineering al Maxsnchusetta In­ ■ Attending the bride was Miss Katli- Earl Boyes on Thursday evening com-■ county girl. Mi.yt Katherine Blake. .-.nd friends gathered at the hmm of stil’.He of Technology. Thei- m.uii>.-iuumalliemailrint' Pritchard of Lansing and Mr. plimenLuy to Judge Elin EgitlestmLi da lighter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bloke Mr. and Mix H a Woodman Thurs­ tlcal wonder Ls called a “"diHcrentluI C2.. ' ■ -’i" evening to remind them ot tlieir Harold D. Bait, ot Battle Creek, a whowretires from the court. lr.uL-c .oi Middleville, as one ot thc throe day [ small room. 1 Phone 2lt.i llustinss wedding anniversaiy. A pot luck ’ finalyser.” and would till n brother-in-law of Hie groomf acted as family on January 1. Covers were laid' women prominent and active on the 25th ! , supper was served and ganus and i Alaskan exports in thc las: twenty- $7 lor twenty. ;campus. Mr. and Mrs. Sharp tell Friday CVC-j After A.,x. dinner, cards were played, topi Mtw-Blake has been aclne In pub- 'music were cruoyed. There were .-even two years have totalled IM tlmc> th.present wh\ were ut their wedding. A ----- -------------------------jjeation, ning on n trip to St. Louis, Mo . and on. mxitcs going..to Mrs. Homer. Smith andwork, having, held important .”“1unuMZ'u'",IU'".s,s,s.i)j,:.3,5.5,a,5,j.s, their return will live in the Sac - m o. Hill- The host and hostess also positions on mojt of the college pub- souvenir album of xnap-shoU was apartment at 128 So. Hanover St. presented Mrs. Egglcwton with a bcau- licatimu Sire Ls also secretory of the 1given them and relatives gave sonvnice pieces ot silver und other gifu Y. W. C. A. und has been prcoldwit Thcir many friends extend best wishe.-. utul gift. of thc Ero Alphian society1 for two, und others gave ^ifu of money. Thtir daughter Marian her , mother'. GENERAL CHUKCII PARTY. —.- ....wore .......... SI tCKSsFl l. CIIBrsTMAS MKT». years. A gi neral church party was held in The irony Bam cnunly InauU »' •«“»! <*"•»•• “™» *•>About fifty were present ....ut tltc tlie parlors of the Presbyterian church Christmas party 1! the American Le­ Miss Blake extend congratulations und otner interesting item was tliat u. ,h-.-hemes tepre.-ented. only two fandlles an Monday cventpg with a good at- gion aqd Auxiliary cn Friday evening. [ all are happy over her auccess. | live-now on the same farms as they did tendanct,'. pot luck supja-r was served.followed i ------------- < * »----------------[25 years ago. Those were. Mr. and Mr^. SiiRing of Ciirt.tHUA carol,,wm- led by a MXtial time, cards, datfcing and a ' PAST MATRONS MET. by wm. T Wallace followed by game, chrutrnaa. tree with gifta for all Hie Mrs Fred Young and Mm Milton Wm. Breaks and Mr. and Mrs Coy MijM-rviM-d Grace .Edmonds I Matrons • Stowell . Miia.rvi^-rf by hv MtMi Auxiliary pre.-viued their vr:}* efficient iMurphy cntccijUitd thc PxsttAl aaAaicd by Mrs. Harris Wood!Iburne. of llw o. E s. on Wediv .day I vvnln-J k nUkc Allcrdlng. our teacher s bas­ secretary. Mrs. Dun Forcrnaii. with a the O. E. S. Wednesday ci Rc iieihnunu were served bj duite scrtoui.y hurt com- lovely lounging robe as a token of their al thc home of Mrs, Young The hoW miller cumpa-rd of Mrs. Wm.„„„ was beautifully decorated for the Wednesday, but m better now, uckcr. RCCd wni Jr . Mr.-. Maud StmUi, Mr and Mi ■ —,----------- «-•-»--------------Christmas season. Light refreshment! iivinT-PAvnBrn'nv Fun rat Lane and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd A music critic claims tliat only. were served, the col?r scheme of green FV(niTio\ Stw r Mri. C. E Hyatt was general about 3 per cent of thc Amvrican peo- odd red bcmg earned out. AU reported Kvo)uUo,,. course oi the mdchuirtnan. pic can sing. a good time. । , tens of yean since animals first de-JOLLY BIRTHDAY ( LI B. velopcd a hlprt. has so favored that all You don’t need a lot of money to buy some handsome Mrs; Cole Newton was Ivostc.-s to the important organ that today, in man jolly Birthday Club on Thursday ut and th- higher animals, and resistance piece of furniture now. Come in and you will be sur­ last week, being mutated by her daugfa- [l<> *’**« l' tribute to what nature M ter. Mt:.-, Helen Newton A generous «’« slM? 5els out lo dctelop a prised at the prices we are quoting. & pot luck'dinner was served which all!*f*®^a^ prgan. Dr Carl Vernon Weller, 52 enjoyed. Civutuuu gifts were exw of the Umvenity of Miclngsn Q changed and.a happy time was report- Pathology Laboratories, totd the NaJUST A FEW SUGGESTIONS A cd. 4II wish lor Mrs. New ton many K10'131 Academy of Science. Jglmore happy birthdays. To lnsMre lhat ,he blood To our old friends und qur new friendtv— Tables, Lamps, Cedar Chests, Living Room Suites, Rockers, *3 ' .„.. « > -----------stream will not fail, the heart muscle to the ‘'stranger withn our gates"—and to A CHOIR PARTY POSTPONED. [has developed several protective qualtRugs, Pictures and hundreds of other useful articles. everybody — everywhere, ' our heartiest Ju The Presbyterian choir Christmas!lies which wem to be inherent and are wishes for a Merry Christmas and a 1 party which was to have been iM-ld.uof shared in the same degree by any' ' “ Happy New Year | ’j “ Tuesday. Dec. — 20th. has been post.— I other single tissue in the body said Dr Jjxmed due to the UineMM of- Mr and'Weller Some of these qualities arc TMra. Win. Griiteby. sponsors jri the diOlcult lo explain except on the ground I! party. The date o! the party will be tliat they have great biological signifi­ 11 announced later. cance and evolved to maintain, the in­ tegrity oi this organ which u so neces­ Since 1883 Complete Home Furnisher? The first Institution in the world es­ sary to life. tablished to give a complete collegiate TELEPHONE UM HASTINGS, MICHIGAN About KJ-’WIWO.tM) ».» last education e.vdudvcly to wvuxn wa* Vassar College. i*ougliiufp-ie. N. Y.. year to ---------educate 29JG5.tk)8 boys and [founded in 1861 by Matthew Vaaoar. 'girls in America. T. S. Baird Clothing for Men and Boy y y g I S’rasu s* y Willi deep appreciation for the fine patronage accorded us during the past year. We extend sincere best wishes for •a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. y y &?_£.- ^?w-~,’^iXuAc1snssu!Xi-. y B. A. LyBarker Furniture for Christmas Do you know that furniture makes the finest Christmas presents to be had and will be/ap­ preciated for years to come! GREETINGS j; Miller Furniture Company Bessmer the Jeweler y y y- . . r»ii I ~ �moi now WANTS GUARANTEED SET of TEETH THE CHURCHES CARDS OF THANKS PHONE in^ouursordenro to 2665 Two Deliveries Daily—10 A. M.—3 P. M. For Your EXTRACTIONS CHRISTMAS DINNER DR. O.L. BROOKS rsmstlg'b A Christmas play given by pupils of St. Rose school on Thursday evening. M .. .. . crippled Aza. Aza who L< tenderly! . . u 'co t m 41 1 " loved and cared for by his brother JaM.nin —HunJ., i<t>.,.>i, 10.30 a. M. । bel is a pupil of Holy Simeon in the vulmi,,--.s^.a.y .cbM), it).3o a. M. Temple Each evening lie returns and: 1 ,/ |’ . ,.„ , M relates to his brother and companion| ’ - shepherds thc lessons learned tliat day. CHURCH or THE united bbethrek lessons that enkindled thc Arc of faith1 in christ. jin the prophecies of iwias concerning; Cur. frfuMMS CMtw Sts. ; t»w coining qf the Messiah. Aza’s re­ , , t ji :markable talent inspire.-, a like faith in! m■ i„ v if. these around him which finds express N-i- ■>;> ..i ii m a u. slon in the song of the kingly shepherd; ' - GEORGE M. NEWTON iHrrrji Christman ‘ Geese Chickens Ducks Fine Stock Fresh Dressed 100 Turkeys, all wei; ' jfnmt !l)r r daughter. Miss Atnrriran fouttitirij The appearance of the strange star, and the angel urges the shepherds to’ igo to Bethlehem where “they find the1 1-. m. i child wrapped in swaddling qtothu ly-1 anti, daughter. i NOTICE TO HUNTERS large any competition as I have in the pa.One block north of thc HaiUngn N; tlonal bank. ARCHIE TOBIAS 12-! rgv $h»n. alm underwent an opi for appendicitis, was brought home Friday, HASTINGSMARKETS Aza’s part U taken by Vincent Smith. The Shepherds are Robert Jacobs. Her­ man Bessjtr. Thomas Stray. Clarence Huver. iurwrencc Smith and Donald Feldpausch. Those who are too busy! with the bag ot grain. John Kennedy. , the man with thc bag of gold. Cleo Jacobs, the gif', with thc flowers. Pa­ tricia .LyBarker Angels: Helen Jane Kurtz. Catherine Fallen* and Bonita ■ BARRYVILLE NUTRITION CLANS. Tlie second meeting ot the Nutrition qlass met at the hoiuJ’-nf'Mrs. Ethyl Wilcox. December 10. 1932. Tile, roll was called by the chairman Mrs. Clara । Day. H members, being present , There was a very Interesting demon- : •.ration given by the leaders. Mrs Ethyl Wilcox’ and Mrs, Maybell Adams, on . "how to cook vegetables so os t> retain ! their natural color, flavor and original texture, minerals and vitamins." ! The vegetables were used to make up what we call "A Vegetable Plate." This was serfed at noon and enjoyed by nil. * Jean Brown enter wd heaSundti J School class to a ChrisOnas party Sir. urduy gffenuxm. ' • nesday anti Thursday night at i Opera Hou.-*-. Mr and Mrs. Clyde Sanders T moved • to Quimby so he will be nti his uurk on’the railroad during demonstration was given by the lerul­ ers on how to make holiday sweets. Tlie next meeting will be held Jan­ uary 17. 1933 at the home of Mrs Zoe Gillette. We hope to have u’Too at- These Milk Delivered with Orders—6c Qt. Sponable’s Market Phone 2665 Jefferson St, ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE! Entire household Roods, several antique pieces, includ­ ing washstands, whatnot and spinning wheel. All the personal effects of the late Cordelia Bissell, Hickory Cor­ ners, Michigan, to be sold TUESDAY, DEC. 27. AT 1:30 P. M. Mr mid Mrs Stanley Willits were Wednesday Visitors at thc home of his parents, Mr; and Mrs J. J. Willits. the interests of safely, after January 1st, I three per cent on an- The W C. T. U. the Missionary Soclely and Sunday school claw will I meet nt the home of Mrs Clltru Day's! Friday. | Je«c Fassett has been HI,for a few, all banks in the reserve city of Battle ( reek, derided upon Hie rate of three per cent, in the Delton State B; house tn feet, multiply this by the average height in feet and divide by 350 The insult Will give thc number' of gallons for two coats. The Farmers State Savings Bank A woman's clothing, according to a recent New York survey, weighs about a iMHjnd, while a man’s attire weigh. TRUSS WEARERS Welcome New Feature is the happiest day of the year. Even You. loo. will say you never thought your truss could be so comfortable and secure if you wear an Akron Mtchano-Form wttn neV exclusive feature •Selective Pressure Control.** Let ua demonstrate to your The Prescription Drug Store Our Success du res forever. W. welcome Christma.fdr the happines.* it brings. SEE L’8 FOR INSURANCE Citizens Mutual church next Sunday! Christmas morn-1 Ing. Sunday school at eleven and: FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY KALAMAZOO, MIC KI GAN CHOICE APPLES IN VARIETY Yonrs for Poultry, Eggs and Creanj, J. L MAUS &. SON Ue*i IrjrtmUUtu, RmUms. Mick. Farmers’ Market & Seed Store 114 West Court St. Phone 3237 , Sunday. M.-o Mr. and Mrs. J. kick of near/ F r c e p’o r t accompanied Rev. WALLDORFF • entitle bl Tamarac neighborhood. ;. Elton Marlow of Grand Rapids visit-! a < d hU parents, Mr and Mrs. Elmer i 4. Marlow. Saturday night and Sunday. : j Tlie Red Cross met Tuesday after-' noon aWfhe home of Mrs. Fred Hen•t my. Another quilt is being’ made. 11 There will be tn more meetings until; t after the holiday season, but plan to meet again Tuesday P. M„ Jan. 3rd. FUNERAL HOME ■ HIM. LssiotoK Ju.gr of rr..Ln-. [Try . Banner Want Adv. Forward of Caledonia were “* ““ For Right’s Sake What the w*rld needs is people who do right for right’s sake, rather than for profit only. A (C^riatinaB flluy CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Service ' Also Ambulatfce Service �PART TWO THE HASTINGS BANNER we will think more of Its jpiri- == tual inclining and be less moved to Sharing Ourselves as Well as Our Gifts Perhaps Y. M. C. A. ITEMS mere worldly rejoicing, which too often f In the December iaiue of Columbia* exact needs of the particularly classlMichnel H Carmody ot Grand Raptd>. fled Individual*? head ol the Order of Knight* ot CoBut why all tiu* consideration of lumbus. has an article on ’ Christmas charity? Has Hi- approach of Clihst in-Our Hearts." which wc believe will mas awakened these thoughts und be helpful to all our readers, so we re- brought* into our hearts a desire to print it herewithshare with others something ot ourThere will come again to all t|a- selvesw* well as of our poascMious? woild on Christmas morning the sariie Arc we hearing the voice of a hushed message rif hope and cheer, of peace conscience, that small voice that speakand good will that eame to the shep- 10 1,1 t,,e nigh: and In our hours o. Jicrd* centuries ago ua they tended *olltude. reminding us of tlie love we their flocks on the hills about Bethle- J™ neighbor, of sharing, or is n hem. Christmas tills the heart with a »««■ ‘hM primitive nature still love and kindness we wish to share 1,,fl ln u,;i1 recalls the things that wtih\other». We try lo select those PHmiUW people u*ed to do? . gifts that will most please each mem-' Surely, this-la the spirit that moved bcr of our family, for Christmas la tlie sliepherds on that first Christmas especially a day oi fuinlly joys. To mauling to bring their simple gifts tu those who arc near and dear to us. out the lowly crib of the new-born babe' gifts, whether simple or costly, will be A primitive people they, but it was tha‘ prized a> expressions of affection and same spirit tluit impelled tin- wise men not mere evidences of ability lo buy. oi a m<et enlightened people to bring There will come—the generous «po their gifts of gold, frankincense desire to bring comfort, happincsa and and myrrh, and these immble shepjoy to thou- Ic-fr* fortunate so that otitcr birds of Bethlehem and the Wire Men homes may have the same Christmas of thc East came in |«r*on to present 1 cheer .hut wc enjoy. Wiiatcver tlieir offerings. I warmth Cnrutmua spirit, kindnnu At tins Christmas time tlw-re are in und good will we thus may give to every city and hamlet men and women others will romc back in lu-ftping incus- who lack not only tin- comforts, bu’ urc to gladden the day for us tiw bare necessities of life. They have But let us consider tlie inanuer oi labored, they have tried to do their our giving Mo-,1 of us, preoccupied duty and play their part in life, und w|lh our own work and our own per- they have nut wasU-d tneir stilntance. •onul problems, an- content to satisfy yet they now find tlwnuelvcs destitute thc calls of charity by making a single and without opj>ortumty lo improvcontribution to • some organized body, their condition by working. Tin re are which will distribute it with sck-ntilii: । otln-rs who have hi abundance the efficiency to the hungry, the sick! and goodi. o! the world which they have tin- destitute In this way. we.dismiss irtmed and which belong, to them by the subject from our ininds and rather' every legal and moral right, and with rejoice in tiie comfortable feeling tliat which they may purchase without quer.tilts sjX'Ciuhzetl. expert service will do,'tton both the comforts and the luxuries in a cold mechanical way. tills Is true j • Yet to all on Christ mas day will 'Noone will question the benefits of or- come tlie same glad tidings ot "Peace gunized relief or the value of welfare on earth, to men good will" tliat came service through community budgets, to tiie sheplierds tw they tended their But it would be little hies than n rcflee-1 flocks on tin.- bills about-Bethlehem. Hon upon the efficiency of thc or-' Wlutl is this peace that comes alike to ganlred bodies that receive arid dis- men of such widely different circumburse funds to attribute to them quail-! stances? WTiy among all tlwse will ties of charity. Without in the Jeust • there be found tluit frame good will tominimiziiig the 'value oi tills form of wards me n that will • be proclaimed service, we cannot be unmindful of its I throughout tlie world on Christmas effect otuhour who thus seek to satisfy! morning? Surely. )t is romcthlng more what they feel to be tlieir obligation to than the mere words of good wishes their fellow men. that will be exchanged And what Is Their charity is made convenient. but this good will that menu for us peace? there is lost to them the personal re-1 Is il some relationship, seme bond, hillonshlp tlyit siiould exist‘between some interest that nuikcs each feel the one who gives und thc one'who re- i that'he is a sharer with his brother in eelves, tiie deep joy of giving with the his burdens and his blessings. his soriu-urt as well as tin- hands. Apprcciat- rows und his joys, und will this bone 1:1k at the fullest the great benefits- mid interest be so great and deep Unit there may'---------------be awakened tlutf follow, particularly during periods 'from ----- “It ----------------J *the ’—de­ of distress like that through which we sire. backed by honest itod earnest ef­ arc now passing, from organized com­ fort. to find again for our brother thc iopportunity and place tovarn for hlmmunity giving mid distribution, wc may yet well ask what hiu> tx-come of those self, from his toll und labor, thc necewbenefits und blowings tliat arc allured idtlea and comforts that we enjoy. and alike by him that gives and him that lie equally merits? We al least evidence that Christ receives PvMiuin they .belong to a ... can ---- -----------------------------„-------primitive people, and were not intend- "mas spirit of lov'e. oi which the angels «d for a highly developed civiUsaUun. sang, not only Christmas day or If so, ar<- tin- bit-wings, which wc are through the Yuletide period, but n.-.vured by the gospels will follow from throughout the year. and thus give thd* cxerciA- of charity, to be wholly, practical expression of tills spirit tocompcnsaU-d for by this relief of tnirid.wards nil men. This good will on thc and body that now corries from pine- part of all Is the tint essential. It piav ingxour dollar in a distributing mu- be lhat thy message of peace and g*od chine by which it will be allocated In,will will this year have for the world exactly the proper proportion to the a deeper meaning than ever before. SUPPORT MICHIGAN FARMERS! Do you want the money you spend for sugar to help the Michigan wage carrier andjhc Michigan farmer, or do you want it to go to help foreign sugar interests ? There is only one answer for thc sensible, thrifty house­ wife of Michigan. Buy and Use Michigan Made Beet Sugar Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association Bay City. Michigan Have you tried our RED COMET COAL? Insist on getting more heat for your coal dol­ lars. Reduce the waste from an overflowing ash pit. Eliminate costly, troublesome clink­ ers from your h.eating problem. ' Burn RED COMET and save money. If you want a GOOD coal for LESS MONEY try our KENTUCKY EGG coal. Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. - FLOUR i- FEED COAL CEMENT i- LIME BRICK TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS HASTINGS PHONE 2118 has accompanied this great birthday Particularly should we. a* Christians, be moved by charity, and give expres­ sion to the principles we tcaqb. for Obrist's spirit is ours only In ’.hat we express It. While wc are pre­ wring to enjoy our Christmas, it muy be well for tjs to ask ourselves what oenonal Interest have we really shown in our brothers? A FEW PRECAUTIONS FOR CHRISTMAS SEASON Woodland Y group-wllh ’their leader Oamet Ttownscnd. abo Mr. and Mtt. Eldon Farrell and C. J. Barnuin and C; F.. Angell lart Monday evening tor a pot luck supper and their regular . meeting. .. .. The Young Mens group had one of thytr bi-monthly meetings with supper. Wednesday evening at thc home of Women as well as meh going thU year. I Ing. which his friends regret U» hear. Dad-Ange11. Get to a Michigan Advocate and Mr.andMrs.JohnPerrywUlvnterThursday evening this week Mr An-1 read about the Oxford Movement,! uln for Christmas Mr and Mrs. John Kell meets with the Middleville-Y group which wa* reported in the Free Press Ten Tarto I of ^aM lUn ds Mr and tor. supper with Jo.-DcRulter supply- a week ago Sunday See bow they <?fKa!£2S ing Detroit mg scene some Paramount foods, a* as he ne also h-l-.xd heiued Detroit. !and Mrs. Sybel Warner ot Middleville. >IUI lor U» vtlwr l.o .uu»r. hirnMin; cnn.imu U> .11 In Mrs. Jane McCann will eatwrUin tloned above. - . ' with a family dinner on Chrlslnpu C F Angell led the Freeport Mrs. Springer and her son, Joseph, group in their Bible study last Thun-\ IRVING. arid family were saddened by the news day noon, using thc topic "What to d j Mrs Margaret WiUon from' Alba 1* of tho death of Mrs. Springer’s sister, on Sunday." • ■ * ;»i»ning *u-» Ray nay num■ viuting nrr her uuuKiivcr. daughter. Un Hum- airs. Mrs. Marina Martha hovi Hoyt,. wnicn which occurred occurred FriThia week Saturday the- Lansing area tml. and family. • day with funeral at hrrlate home near X-start on their iqth alght-sccing. trip p«.y. Is net ver/ well at this writ- the Ojitea school? \ Fire Hazards In Connection With Trees And Decorations Need Special Attention As the Christmas holidays draw near, there are several precautions which! should be taken to insure the fullest | enjoyment of these festlvltle* which so; univcrsailv center about the home. • First of oil,, to quote from >ugges-1 tions of thc National Board ot Fire­ Underwriters, the Christmas tree’ should be placed several feet away| from any heating or lighting fixture 1 and fastened scctircly.so it cannot lop- ’ pie over Lighted candles, even In this; age of electricity, soqwtlmt-s urc used! ns ornaments on trees and in windows., but since this is a hazardous practice ' it never should bo pAmittcd. Many' children and adults have been burned; to death in tires originating in thisway. Strings of miniature cleclrie bulbs! arc fur safer, but care should be ex­ ercised in their use. for short circuits’ and contacts of the hot btllbs with flimsy ornaments are likely lo start fires. Ornaments tliat are either slow burn- . ing or incombustible are recommended for trees and room decorations in­ stead of paja-r. cotton or oilier bum- . iible materials. Usually gifts are unwrupiwd close to; thc Christmas tree and the thin pa|x-ri is dropix-d to ziie floor and allowed to I accumulate Smoking nearby is dun-1 gcrous. for if a match is lighted at thi* time there is great danger of fire. I .Matches, utter beiiig lighted, may not J be entirely out when discarded and If; drojiped on thc papers, watch out! A -tiny blare flaring up through thc paper will Jump to the tree,.after which real danger follows. Not only might the hoqse burn down but clothing may ig­ nite In the struggle to put out the flames, resulting iri painful and serious burn*—oft<-n fatal. A person whose; ■clothing catches fire should be rolled; in a rug or woolen blanket to smother tiw flames. Toys sometimes arc thc cause of fires. Mechanical toys that use alco­ hol, kerosene or gasoline as n source of heat or fiowcr are extremely dongvrous In thc hands of an inexpcriericcd child. They should be used undvr close supervision of an adult—or betJer still, outside of the house. Safer toys art- recommended. The supervis­ ion of adults is also suggested for elec­ trical toys to insure safety. Perhaps! the most dangerous toy of all is tlie miniature motion picture machine! which can use regular nitrocellulose film. Usually these toys come equipped with one or two reels of safety film.! Child and jmrents soon tire of these, and commerce renting films which arc apt to be of Uie dangerous nltroccllulose type. Not only are these films highly Inflammable, they also give off poisonous gas when burning. In at­ tempting to extinguish flames In this type of Him. one is likely to inhale the fumes, which usually cause death. Fur safety's sake at the holiday sea- [ son. thc National Board of Fire Under-j writers suggests thc following list of don'ts, Don't set up the tree so that it can1 topple over easily and don't place it near heating or lighting fixtures. j Don't use lighted candles on trees. Don't use paper, cotton or celluloid j ornaments. Incombustible trimmings may now be purchased. Don't permit paper to accumulate. I Don't be careless in the use .of elec­ trical equipment or ityextended wiring. I Don't give small children dangerous! toys—such as those requiring alcohol, kerosene or gasoline. Don't pennit use of nitrocellulose film in home motion picture machines. Tills is dangerous because it Is ex­ tremely inflammable and. In burning.! releases ifumes causing dentil. Use only "safety" film, known as acetate film. Don't neglect to keep handy sonic-1 thing with which to put out the flrei that does happen to start Don't keep the Christmas tree up after December 31st. It becomes dried out after a very few days in the, house. SOUTH MAPLE GROVE. Meetings were closed at the South! Evangelical church Saturday. Several concerts were gathered into thc fold. SO. and Mrs. Geo. S. Marshall. Sr..1 of N&hville spent Sunday at O. C.! Marshall's Peter HofimSh had The misfortune of cutting part pf a linger oil from his right hand Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gray and son Darrel of West Vermontville spent Thursday with Mrs. Lulu Gray. i Jack Elliston of Nashville spent: Sunday with the Jarrard-Elliston fam-' Uy. Eber Hoffman accompanied J. Youngs of Hastings to Kentucky Tues-, day returning Friday. NORTHEAST WOODLAND. Mr. and Mrs. Tompson and son of Vermontville. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tyler and family of Woodland spent Thurs­ day evening at E. J. Sheldon's. ' ’ Roy Bawdy, who has been very sick with the measles. Is better at this writ­ ing. Ted Euper is on the alck list. Mrs. Lee Hamburger is on the pick list. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Sheldon took birthday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Barnum of Woodland. Miss Bessie Valentine of Hastings spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Hamburger and family. Money for Every Demand at Christmas Time Join Our 1933 CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB! It affords us a great deal of pleasure to know that we have made hundreds of peo­ ple happy at Christmas time by sending them a nice check just when they need it most. Those who have started this method of systematic savings seldom leave it. They open a new membership in each club year after year, because they have found these plans easy and convenient and the end of the year they have a neat little sum to use as they please. 72 Years Continuous. Service The Club Is Now Open Safe Conservative Progressive Everybody Invited to Join There Are 16 Easy, Attractive Plans for Saving Offered in the “Christmas Savings Club” . . . Here Are Some of the Most Popular to Choose From:— Plan B Secures $25.50 First deposit 2c. increasing' 2c each week, for 50 weeks, last deposit $1.00. Plan C Secures $63.75 First deposit 5c, increasing 5c each week, for 50 weeks, last deposit $2.50. Plan D Secures $ I 27.50 First deposit 10c, increasing 10c each week, for 50 weeks, last deposit $5.00. Plan E Secures $ 1 2.7 5 First deposit 50c, decreasing 1c each week, for 50 weeks, last deposit 1c. Plan F Secures $25.50 First deposit $1.00, decreasing 2c each week, for 50 weeks, last deposit 2c. Plan G Secures $63.75 First deposit $2.50, decreasing 5,c each week, for 50 weeks, last deposit ,5c. Plan H Secures $ I 27.50 First deposit $5.00, decreasing 10c each week, for 50 weeks, last deposit 10c. Plan I ^Secures $5.00 Deposit 10c each week, for 50 weeks. Plan J Secures $ I 2.50 Deposit 25c ench week, for 50 weeksZ Plan K Secures $25.00 Deposit 50c each week, for 50 weeks. ' Plan L Secures-$50.00 Deposit $1.00 each week, for 50’weeks. Plan M Secures $100 Deposit $2.00 each week, for 50 weeks. Plan N Secures $125 Deposit $2.50 each week, for 50 weeks. Plan O Secures $250 Deposit $5.00 each week, for 50 weeks. Plan P Secures $500 Deposit $10 each week, for 50 weeks. We Have Plans to Suit Everybody. . . Young and Old . . . the More You Put In, the More You Will Receive at-the End of 50 Weeks ^nd We Add 3# Interest to Your Deposits HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY HASTINGS MICHIGAN ' TELEPHONE 2217. �(1 THE, HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 81. 1»J! However, a “Meny 'tnUslc and reading* followed ami a . Christmas tree with gifts for all i Mrs Hattie Bellinger spent ThinsI day and Pnday o> last week at tne MILO. 1 home of tier uncle. C. F. Mon an at Mrs N IL %srber. Mrs Oeo Wood,’ Auguita. who hav been quite »ick thf and Elisabeth attended church at past two weeks Mr. amt Mrs. H J .Hickory Corners Sunday and Mira’ Flower and Mbs Bernice were culler:. Elizabeth sang aith the Olee Club from1 of thc latter', brother. Sunday and Kellogg school found him mmcahat improved. • Mr and Mrs Frrru Quick and Min* at the church Friday evening. Dec visited tlieir coiuinx. Mr. and ML. 23 There .111 be a ChristniAs pro­ Pete Bluklber. .it KaUma/oo Sunday gram given by lhe pupils under di­ Mrs. Minnie Quick. Mr.’ and Mr? rection of Mis. Hackney, tcachc; Scubey and FtHIs Quick were KuhiMiss Bcrnlre Flower went to Kala­ mnino sliomxT.-. Thursday. mazoo Satuftiay evening- to attend the Wayne Floui r is now at his home tn annual Clirutmaji party of the office for an girls of K. V P. Co. held at the Kalamazoo is«i"m»*—.•••• •••• indefinite -stay - - while Columbia Hotel. A delicious dinner their hourekaeper ta In Madison, wi • 1montvllle Bunday Mrs Norton la still served the day. .UOWLINO- FARMERS MAKE MONEY A Chrtatmas pageant will be prraent- confined to her bed with very little CTirisUhas' to all SELLING OWN GRAIN ed at the church Chrtrtmaa night with ;*'“**** In bar condition. Stweial min'- bv the clwriu The Mr and Mrs Marshall Pi.roe and A^'fMnU,y ,p*111 8und*Jf afternoon with Company Owned And Control­ 2* , Dowling schopJ »ill have a tree at the th<.tr mother. Mrs Anna Pierce al Irvled By Ohio Farmers Pointed Out By Member Nat. Coop. week also a program and the pupils' Uri Mowry, who formerly Fast Lanning— A farmer owned and operated cooperative grain H»oclatlan which has be<'n able to handle lowpriced grain at a reduced margin*, re­ turn excellent inten , stock­ holder*. and a.patronage dividend in addition xw pplnted out by Oscar dlrmm- r»,mrr» drain .’Corapratrnn, who addn.v-ed member, ,.f the extenzion diviMdn at MicMgan State College Thr onramrattari used az atf exampje v-;t< fhe Ohio Farntani Grain and Supply Co with olticcs nt Toledo Till* will exchange present, aa U their us- . Uv«i ln tnu locality u aLvo quite feebk ual custom . | at present at her home in Hasting.The Ladles- Aid Society met the first , Mr and Mri Whitworth have ot the week tn rew for a needy family returned lo their home here after an and are planning a few more thing. aUenrt of wwnU raonUu ipfnt wllh during thc Lnlid-vy aeaaon tQ iielp rei.ure. at Hickory Comer, and in tlie ■pread the spirit of good cheer. Culvwr district A c,| bom lo Ur, Seemingly, not "•«" much lu to •report at Pen-uict b.«nit«i qundai 2* there's ,UM rP'>“ thU absorbed right now u »«»»Chrutm*. intareat but perharw wv 8t“nX’; wlH fcb,e b’ u» >w In the next ta,-r a! tlH‘ of hcr zuter near Ver- sue? where and how some of them ob:--------- — — — were paid |8f»0 m money and $100 in mb Mock tor every $100 worth of stock wJr owned in 1931. A patronage dividend paiB $15,000.00 This ,v<ur. Mr Slower stated. tlie t on the incrruM-d capitalization M ‘per cent Mock diVidend. Thc 11 owner of $100 in stock will THERE AS A SANTA CLAUS who dwelb in theheart* of tittle children^ £»«" ihovjh hard t.wei and dzprtiiicn ha»« cuibtd your COURT HOUSE NEWS Paid to Christmas Savings | Club Members Last Week f — -t PROBATE COURT. ikon $ Whitndit. dee d Or.-red. - BY THIS OLD BANK DID YOU GET ONE OF THOSE CHECKS? ha", Ihax loyoui imprcaiioni ol u/lictl childhood lubcomciouily hits • «t«t beiriny upon out adult li»«i. Daliyht Hit children—c«r,r on th* Wondroui ii’t lei them. It coito IO little to make them happy—with the tcc«i cl "ChdtUiNi itockinj yoodici" you will find al your t.G.A. Sltxt . CHRISTMAS CANDIES 10c g claims entered. rXr Nttion<Ls The club started several days ago. but you can just as well start now. \ on have a wide choice of plans. Starting with Ic, 2c, 5c or 10c and increasing each week, or you can start with a large amount and decrease your pay­ ments each week. Then there arc the even amount clubs . . . you can start with any given'amount and pay that same amount each week. Second annual, of will.filed, order admitting will tn ti-tvd: b^ml filed, httens tv.ml. ordc limiting settlement entered, petition foi "hearing claims filed, r.otire to creditor for General ,ihd Special Admr. tilid. order appointing Special Admr. en­ tered. btnd tilrdj letters of Special * Admr Sssix d. E»: IMj-bara Hcahm. dic'd. Order GINGER ALE IGfl\ You Can be Sure of a Check Next December If You Join One of These Easy-Saving Plans Now! >1 Admr. hl*d. tai il-Admr nd rs of Special Ailmr Issued. ■ 25c Biscuit .Flour IGfl and will own $.100 in stock at the end of this year. - This. Mr.jtlw ir saya. ts an example ot thc sAttnps which farmer* can ::-;>ke in binrkvtlng their owp grain. The grain w:G bought at prices as high tr hlifliir than there paid by com­ peting companies and wm : >Jd on the iriN-n market in competition with aU CTher sales agencies * - . - •• wiling through thc or- DATES Just Look Over These Plans el Pytliun Or Cookies INCREASING CLUB PLAN 23c 27c Mixed Nuts sunshine’ . roar trr» with BUN R. Prindie; !•>■« 5 c M E K ot u. zic Deposit 2c 1st week, 4c 2nd week; Increase 2c each week—in 50 weeks $12s25-° ZTc O k>1LlU 5c 1st week. 10c 2nd week; Increase 5c each week—ih 50 weeks ' $/"275 0*3" C W Picture the joy Help those too proud to aik lor 10c v-1lIU START with 50c and DECREASE ic . 'each A*eek—in 50 weeks.................... ’. ^127? 52550 s6375 $2-° Club START with $2.50 and DECREASE $C00 pt.R D " LlUU START with $5.00 and DECREASE Si 10c each week—in 50 weeks JL »—< / IGR COFFEES n rwrdence Thc toe nd. ►empathy to the bereaved 'ter. Chair Co will have an ’lx Grand -Rapid* Furihtine month. larprlv throush the ' I ‘ Blend ,G/ Blend W Blend v“D.’L.?.d,d tb Lb Lb U. 32 c 27 C 25c 39c 15c Pop Corn Z SURE EOF 15c California Walnuts Naw Crap Lb. Margie Bell Chocolate Candy Tea IM “A" Blend.Japan . Lb. rtf. Pure Preserves 19c 29c 10c 29C And Don’t Forget, We A re.Independent, Homc-Ouined Store*! I.GA.STOKESl^ WANT TO BUY? TRY THE WANT COLUMN 1 exhibit M S still has a in lus Swart for the old and made the company a live prdpoMtion to show . in hu beautiful building ;i ir beinj a Middleville nt here. J»ajwd away at Riverside. California She leaves two | .«wtera and t.n brothers and many other ntatni-s .«r.d friends The old J tune tr.-nds extend their sympathy to aU and opcciaUy to Mrs. Ouffln m the : Ic.-.’ <f her sister Mr Burr worked twre years ago as a blacksmith. He : ;>aved on acme yeara ago. rilL < rVAsroad* V’ijde btedfic and family spent Sun'day m Hastings, the quests of Mr.-and -Mrs Jack Allen. Mr and Mrs John Cook arc the ! .proud lutenu of a son bom on Baturday. Dec 17. Mr*. Jane Tuttle, who lias bce^ 1U. u recovering. Mrs Orlcy Smith acconuunicd Mr and Mn. U-on Manning t<? ’Jackson Saturday P. M MV* Jean Pledge U on tbc*wck I tot ' Horace WUey ot Haattngs called on , Mr. and Mrs. Orley Smith on .Sunday. , 42“ . Deposit 50c each week— in 50 weeks.. $ f C 00 -O " $1.00 CLUB PLAN lhipuaiL>1.00 each week— in 50 weeks.. $ CT MOO vv " $2.00 CLUB PLAN Deposit $2.00 thlcrz and Peaches ICR 25c CLUB PLAN Deposit 50c CLUB PLAN CM 11 R OU/ Even Amount Club Plan Deposit 10c 1st Week. 20c 2nd week; $1 0*7^ Increase 10c each week—in 50 weeks 1— / " $ 1 00 /^1, , 1, START with $1.00 and DECREASE 2c 1 " V/lLlU each week—in 50’weeks to much lex io little. MINCE MEAT IGA LlllU DECREASING CLUB PLAN (net fill ol food will udd- n death nt Mm 8>r •y A M. was a xlWKit i lend- v had b-rll Deposit Ic 1st week. 2c 2nd week; Increase 1c euch week—in 50 weeks rciub 2cClub Interest Will Be Added to These Amounts *at the Rate of Three per cent r„“.5o^T 5 ioo Yoh can begin with the.largest payment and decrease each week! HASTINGS CITY BANK HASTINGS, MICH. TELEPHONE 2103' The Bank that does things for you” Capital Stock. $75,000 Surplus and Profits . $100,000 *7^ �6 rm nt«TTXo» xanntx nTt>xr?t>\T prcnmni ;i »:• r dll. nt Thuts- PAST SEASON WAS I FAVORABLE FOR FRUIT fitLTON zygigg. BAftRTTTLLr. Mrs. Will Hyde la visiting nt. the I Mrs. Matilda Smith and Mrs Mar; ISmith were Kalamazoo shoppers Fri­ home of her daughters. Mrs. Bertha ---------- <day and alija called on Mrs. Dr Bern- ’ McCoy of Grand Rapids and Mrs. ard and little Vernicc Mae at thc ho,State's Bean Crop Was Largest « Charlotte Hutton of Walled lake. Bernard and baby re­ Welby Crockford and family of | On Record Except In 1925 piul. !turned Mrs. to tlieir ht^ty-ln Augusta Sun- Woodland spent Buiiduy with Mr. and —Prices Are Lowest t । Mrs. John Higdon and Harold For safety of principal and regularity All hair cutt 25cU. Delton Barber Pinal revisions have been made of Kenneth Wilcox and Ted Vogler of the Michigan crop report for 1933 by 1Shop.—Adv. of dividends, invest your surplus funds Business school in Kalama­ Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Leinaar have . Parsons zoo spent the week end with. Mr. and I'tlie representatives of the Michigan ,moved into the Janus Brown house. in building and loan shares. They arc ■ Mrs. Herbie Wilcox I Department of Agriculture. They show Mr. and Mrs. Peter Adnatvon made • Everyone is cordially. Irjyltcd lo ut- ’ as near depression-proof as any invest­ ' tlmt. for the thirteen field cropsjrown. a ' business trip to Hastings Saturday. lend tlie Clirtstmas program at the Mrs L. D. Mlles received a more jthe area iiarvested was T.lTftgOd^Kres ment you erfn-find and return a church Saturday evening given by the I which was a little more than two per ’severe injury to her limb from falling ‘BarryviUe teacher and pupils. VACUUM ClIANI, X was though: at first. An X-ray reasonable dividend. cent leu than thq corresponding figure than ’ There will bo a union service at the 'for 1991. -The fact that a large num- 1picture showed thht one bine uaa | bcr ot .unemployed mpved from cities. 1broken off and the other one £phn-1 church Sunday from 10:30 to 11:30 A M onto farms made no preemptible Iri- <tcred just above the ankle anz -HIOH-VACUUM" Mr«.-Florence tfroes has been sub-, Mr and Mrs. Sam Geiger of the' (crease in farm operations; but it pre­ as teacher in thc Dunn dis- Striker district were Sunday gutgU ot ] vented a sharper decrease in acreage. suturing • .en. >O ,OU on io DAYS FREE TRIAL the pgrt two week*, as tlie teach-1 their daughter. Mh Heber Foster and The discouraging feature Is of course. trtet ! For the tint time, a motor driven'broth hu been er. (extremely low price* for farm crops. 1 Miss Helen Aldrich..iuu been very; family, combined with “High-Vacuum"—in a light, quiet with Jaundice. . • Tlie L. A. S. will be held at the home The gross valuation of all Hie crops sick ! new model Eureka, which will remove more dirt Detroit'x Oldeit Building and Loan Attociation Mr. and Mrs. C P. Uraixe and son of Mr. and Mr* Elmer Gillette Friday, 'without allowances for (reading lows in 5 minutes than your old cleaner does in 20 of Hasting1- were Sunday I Dec. 30th. ’ or shrinkages, is estimated nt jas.OOT.- Lester 1 minutes. Sand "dances" and embedded soda fairly 1250 Griiwold Street, Detroit “bolls" in this new double-action demonstration. 000. as compared with $98,000,000 in Vt ’ u^S n. tv,a The C E will meet al the church ut Threadsl lintl Haiti arc Insiantly removed. Phone 1931; $148,000,000 In 1930 and $170,000.­ ■ her scven oelock s«nd«>' evening and then today—extra large Chriitmu trade-in allowance. 000 In 1929 Tlie trend In total values । A > »lth her dauRH.t r Margu.« . Wvn<l t!u.lr wn. ,o lhe ,huWns ail(j J. I.. Maus & Sou, Representatives in Hastings and unit prices has been steadily at 1 the home ot Dr. Bernard of Au- j UllK catou‘for them. CHRISTMAS TERMS onb downward since 1928 They are lower l : Eight ladles'met at thc home ot Prayer mating will be h. Id ot the Mra clara Uay WrUnM4uv ta scw for in 1932 than tor any year for which paraonagc on Wednesday evening ot!lhc IWrdy An)und thirty garments comparable 'records arc available. Notwithstanding the reduction in 1 . ! consisting of mittens, draws, shirts. The teaciwres and pupils of our De.-, jjjps, smock*, and bloomers wife tom­ crop acreage, a favorable growing sea­ ’ Mrs Carrie L. OerUnger Friday. SOUTH VERMONTVILLE. son gave an increased volume over ]ton school Will have cxerciw-s .and u > phted and ready to hand out ■ Mr. and Mm. Victor Eckardt and ----------- Isaac Williams came down Sunday 1931 for al) Michigan field crops, ex­ tree at ’.hc schoclhoure on Friday aft| children called on her mother, Mr. and from Grand Rapids to gel Mrs Wil­ ernoon. cept wheat, oats and barley All fruit ' ■ PHONE 2305 On Saturday evening. Christmas Eve, liams. who has been helping her sis, Mrs. George Schneidcr^and Etta Sun ­ crops were large except apples, which , Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cooke spent Sunday school will give u Chrtst- Sunday dropped to aboSt 43 per cent of a nor- tlie ■ in Sparta to visit thc former's’ day afternoon. Mrs. Schneider Is not .'sowed. t nuis program and have a t»w at ’-h‘ mother , Mrs Stella Hfield In Lansing who . mal crop. mother and ami brothersbrothers.* In connection with this Rev Kicka GerUnger and son. Law- ‘ has been jolllis unproving. The state's bean crop was the largest church. ! Mr* and. „ Mrs srx'nor Spenor Johnson Johnson and and SOUTHWEST RUTLAND. |munlty meeting at the home of Mr ’ on record, except tliat of 1925. This wa. Miles’ son will have slides showing the (;frirg„ ,JN,nt a fcw (java Fence, were in Sebewa to call on her Mr. and Mr:- Asa Strait gave a 500 Harold Springer and Jun W.ilcox “,kd Mrs. Ray Barnes of thc McCullum1 due to th? exceptionally high yield ot Chrixtmax Christmas story. Brervnne .tore Everyone i. is msHed invited ta to •'al tormcr!i hwnc nmdall.. niece Mjs Elmer Tasker. Friday alt-. party Saturday evening to several of ' mode a trip to Grand Ledge Wednes- .district on Friday evening, attend-this program ' their friends. ' Lawrence Gerllngcr and Herman rrnoon Mr. and Mrs. Leon Pennock and chil-| Winkler were in Grand Ledge ThupPday and visited the ctxil mine. Erwin and Dorothy Haver* • Elmer -Relei Hawkins, brother of Mrs. n Carrie ’L. Gerllnger ”--------------------accompanied ' dren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mr.-. . day, . ■____ 1 Mrs Waldo _____ _. J --------(terllnger --------------------and Loren, George Hawkins in Lansing, who was Mr. .nd Mr.. W or 1U. „U1 Frank Do»U at Galesburg. ?. fu . r *?.*! and jH-oductd 42 per cent of thc total Mr and Mrs. Daniel Gerllnger of cpid Lucille Oerlinger to Lansing Tues­ suffering from bldod jxiisoning U much tuw. ax. Sunday lunu M U» r p.r- lh,lr ^ndp^nu, Mr .nd Mr. Wm. Mr. and Mrs Willard Hal) and chib*: Nashville, called on ?.Iiu Winkler and day ... , _ . . I|of beiuv. raised in this country. Michibetter and out of danger. enU. Mr. and Mrs. Dau Douglass. (Havens. of Kalamazoo' urn- Sunday guest , • igan also ranked second among all tlu* dren 1 Tiie Christmas program ut tlie Oltai pren hu maay eve-। siiv^z state, thi* year In the production of 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Fred O Hughes. school will be given this. Friday eve-1 Mr. and Mrs. Roger Williams ' ar-’ welcome SHULTZ. potatoes, grapes, cherries and sugar nlng, the 23rd. Everybody r M-nMn * ‘ isn.rt ' ^n.1 i H“rlftn moViqg this week into their new* home ur M1!o V1*lled ,t<ert I be«U whlch\lhey have just built on South' Mr. and - Mrs.. -HuukinHart and' -Wuudu.nan rauy. | --------------daughter of Brush Ridge were Sunday b Grove Street. • , EAST IRVING. ' evening callers al the home of her I Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dunning and Mr Wm. Page and George Dixon wereJ and Mrs. L N. Bush were Kalamazoo I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Havens. . bMrs. Lucille Rochatch ot Chicago called !bI Andrew Smiths Sunday. Bobbie called to Jackson by the sickness and ’ shoppers Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Prindie of ' accompanied them home to:death of Mr. Page’s mother Saturday: Ross Haworth of South Bend. Ind . I ‘ Plainwell were week end guests of the 'Smith j’ 'spend the holidays. ’ |and Sunday of las’, week. is spending several days with his wife latter's bipthcr. Jim Wilcox arid fam*' iI Mr. and Mrs. John Chamberlain and: Some folks who lived on the Well- rat thc home of her uncle. A. L. Storr. ' lly’ | Patricia a chamberj man J Patricia tiie tlieMisses MissesHarbor Barbara Chamber-1 man place place kt Welcome Corners have Mrs. Enunn Iz>u Walters, Miss Eva; Mr. and Mrs Fred Otis of Glass !laln; Maybelie Hart, and Grace Hart'moved Into Orley Smith's house. Creek were Sunday guests of Mr. and ;attended the Christmas program at the’ .We have no school this Monday on! Mrs. Wm. Havens. j Presbyterian church in Hastings Sun* ** **■*■ * * *— " ■ Mrs, m"° Walter Hammond.______________ Some from here attended the com-'day evening. , chrUtmas topping. Mrs. Susie Francisco is spending a l . ‘WHIM ECONOMY mag" couple of weeks with her son. Ellis and- / wife, at Gull lake. Mr. and Mrs Stub Harrington of.; Kalamaaoo were Sunday guests of their! ■ parents. Mr. and Jdrs- Charles Hairing-1 ton. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Banghart spent ■ ~ Sunday with the'latter’s parents in) Kalamazoo. A Real Investment Q/ub C&UAbnaA nday and ived. : and sons and Mr.. i Sunday ' apd Wl -..E7UREKA IX boa»- III stay while bon, Wn- , gjhe ffitrtumaLgJnan & jlnucstnwnt fltompami t *250 ,lown CONSUMERS POWER CO, f i A & P STORES Are Headquarters for “SIX'H.’SSS 0" $ ”.”eS .“SSS Holiday Foods DO YOU KNOW A 1 QUALITY MEATS Bride Groom I1 HAVING THEIR *) FIRST CHRISTMAS .r $ Here’s many a happy gift for the “new. family” . . . usefuftadding convenience to their home life, some­ thing to be proud of... and inexpensive, too! t n n £ Bl Electric Irons from §3.45 and up Universal Urn Sets §14.50 M M Waffle Irons §4.95 . ill Table and Floor Lamps $6.75 ft £ ... and for a FAMILY GIFT— a BUYS MORE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR . $114.50 AUTOMATIC WATER HEATER $65.00 AUTOMATIC RANGE .... $49.00 ELECTRICITY Than Ever Before at Today's Low Prices I ... DOES MORE THINGS FOR YOU, TOO I CONSUMERS POWER COMPANY V HENDERSHOTT. ■ The Cliristinoj, program will be given I Sunday morning. Be on time at ten o'clock sharp because it will be a busy i day for most families and thc commit- [ toe in charge* has promised to be . through on time In favor of tlKk,e u ho i wish to go away. \ ‘ Mrs. Ella Lahr, who has been visit-! ing her daughter. Mrs. Albert Brill,! returned to Ottls DeMott’s in the Gregory district Saturday. Uncle Mike Hendcrsiiott who has been on the sick list the past two weeks remains about the same. Mr. and Mrs. John Onnsbe from the Gregory district were Sunday visit -1 ors at Al Brill’s. Mr. and Mrs. Percy Diamond and daughters tpere evening callers there. . , Lon Hendershott, has been very poorly the jw. week. Mrs. Geo. Kelley is helping care for; her fatlicr. Mr. Payne, in Hope. It has not been definitely decided : whether thc next Aid dinner will be; ’ ’ held in Hastings at Rev. Conklin's or at home. Watch for further announce- i ment. The Community Club will hold tlieir New Year's dinner at the home of Mr I and Mrs. Jerry Haynes. The Hehderslibtt school will give' their Christmas program and have ai Christmas tree Friday afternoon. ! An invitation is extended to the! Hendershott people to attend the! Christmas jirogrtfm Friday night at. McOmber sch&olivousc. ' j QUIMBY. The regular monthly meeting of tlie: Thursday. Dck 29, with a pot luck din­ ner. Home imide candy, popcorn balls., and articles left from the bazaar will be on sale. -Everybody welcome. i Mrs Chas. Cruso of Nashville called on old friends here Friday. Mrs. Gerald Nosh of Hopkins was a visitor nt the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Walter Bldleman, Sat-i urday. Mr. and Mrs.. Louis Pagel of Scotts spent the week end at Jay Wary’s. Thc cottage ptayer meeting was held Tuesday night al Delbert - Reynolds' home. This week It will be al Loyal Lowell's. Leo Reynolds, who is employed at' Flint, spent the past week at home,' owing to'illness. Miss Elsie Conklin of Dowling spent the week end, with Evelyn Lowell. The funeral services of Chas. Bldel-i man. Sr., an old respected friend and I neighbor, were held at the church Fri-■ day morning. Rev. Conklin officiating.! Our sympathy is extended to the fam­ ily. CEDAR CREEK. Henry Wertman and wife visited | their daughter. Mrs. Wallace Campbell ; and family, of Freeport Sunday. Muri, Campbel), who has been staying with; his grandparents for three weeks, re­ turned home with them. There will be Christmas exercises at the scliooUtouse Friday night for the tcholars and also the rest of thc dis­ trict. Rev. Swadling of Hlekory corners closed a three weeks revival meeting at tlie church Bunday night. These were good meetings and much good wm done. Mrs. Cairns and two bays of East Hastings visited Loyd Owren and fam­ ily Bunday. . Henry Lelnaar and family visited Vaughn Fuller’s of Hastings Bunday. 1 STRICTLY FRESH DRESSED Turkeys Chickens Spare Ribs Pork Sausage Bacon Canadian Bacon Fancy No. 1 Mild Sugar Cured Fancy No. 1 Young Toms Pound Local Fresh Drastad Our Vary Beet Whole or Half 18c u. 17c 4 Li- 25c u. 5c 10c u. 25c Lb. Ubrry ffilinstmaa f f We Take This Opportunity to Wish ' § Our Many Friends and Customers J! a Joyous Holiday ! A f f A & I* Stores will remain open for your convenience x until 8:00 o’clock Thursday evening79:01)"6’clock FriJ day evening, and 10:00 o’clock Saturday evening. We R { shall be closed all day on Monday, December 26th. ft IN OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENTS ■■ Paul Jones Ciparetts w‘n«‘ Chmtarfialci VIW 20 Craod C|B UUV Old Gold 50 $109 S’1.25 Raisin Nut Bread 19c 8 O’Clock Coffee u. ,19c C.U., Lfc. J 0C Chocolate Drops Mixed Nuts - 17c French Creams 2 Cheese wh.i.«,H.u **• 15c • u.ni. 25c Marvin’s Golden Dates Swansdown Cake Flour n,. 23c hsbm 55c Cum. Um 25c THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. — �Till. HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 11. 1832 PAGE TWELVE NORTHEAST CARLTON. -TIIOBN.irPLE GAHDtN , .THORNAPPLE GARDEN CLUB. SOUTH SHULTZ Mrs. Ina Gardnler of Bedford and count of the illness of our-teacher, t A Merry Christmas and Happy New Cctmor Chrbtmas With ita gift#, songs and ’ Near. .. . ' t_*u/ fiui cheenness has come again and we Mrs. Ada Horn of Battle Creek spent PLEASANT RIDGE. ' There will be a ClirisUnas treefind. greatest gilt of Sunday t------ - with ----- ----------.. the latter's parents, Mr. By Home Economic* Specialists Michl­ 'Merry Christmas" to the "Banner program at the Priend schoo «e Every shrtib and Mrs Will Gates gan State Collepe . u p.' Thursday evening. ---- ...— —*- * ie*ie* its floweta Fred Hom attended the burial of Group" and to you. No school this Monday as the teachJulius SheUenbarger - house ■ and • with bud* nftd then Uur^U. into its full Mrs Llnje Kahler of Oakfield. N Y , destroyed by fire.about . J contents were destroyed liliAM-unm* glvry. .-«<;h' a. gift to us all. at Prairieville. 'Thursday afternoon. ’ , er. Floftlc Allerxling. As sick Stale bread is ju>t a* nutritious a* 1.r’. ;r beautiful • .mtn.zt’CThc coming-of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Wi>xl and Grey- ! four o'clock Sunday morning " ’ > — Harvey Ixxmard ot Dowling spent , Mr qnd Mrs. Evelyn Hayward of fresh and can usually be pucrhBM-d for Die . . “ (fiirist Child. Sunday with his cousin. George Ken­ don spent Sunday at -Allie Cheney's Delton. Mr und Mrs . Geo. Lydy ot hull price. I near.Carlton. yon. • In arranging your Make- slutllqw loops for hooked rugs, ins*, let the ttawei Mr* Leola Woods is nt the home ot Irving. Lyle Lydy of Scbawa and Miss potted plants Frank Horn was a dinner guest of , Ainsworth Of Ionia spent Wednesday not more than one-fourth 'inch deep Mrs Kittle Sprague of Grand Rapids Mr. and Mr*. Charley Kahler ot North evening with their part-nU. Mr. mW Tiny should be packed, ‘lose tugvth'T. ' ~ n branches can be ji*cd to an ad- Barry FYiday Other guests were. Mr. earing tor her . rug |ooks les* ragged when the Margaret Kelsey, who is working in। Mrs Scott Lydy and Vaughn and Mr* Heiman Zcrbe). Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs George K.-elcr and are not cut. Tlie uncut loom Hasting*, vwi home over Sunday. •c Smith ot Hastings. Mr. and Mrs. ’ family of Hastings and Mr and Mr* Inatcrialund make rug*.that. A large plant in tlie center ot a small Henry Dash und Mr. and Mr* Frank John Stairs vbltcd Arlliur Stairs Sun ­ Hing. Dee. 23. The scliool is putting Fable Mirroundtd by smaller plant* Fisher of Oakfield. N. V. day. * I-X4 host li iv.in a red. white w green table spread Tlie Mi**<* Estlur. Ruth and Evelyn on u Christmas program. ' al ride to R ha* been proved that tin- Ml"* Irlruted cd :-.- make* u pretty Horn and Gurdon Kenyon attended a A geyser han been discovered in Yel. .... who announced the discovery ol a ' young people' . .. patty nt■ Mr* ** Rogvrs' towstone park that si>outs cold soda­ bowl ot gravel i« « « C-iwvrdale Friday night. . water truth-iellmg Minim lied about ‘ >e to:f thc library. ‘H.'mviit ix flowering plan's opnat* . Among them ate H>uiul5 of green " Only A Few Good Used Cars Are Left at Pre-Inventory Prices! All of our Used Cars MUST be sold1 before January 1st, 1933! Skimmed milk und butof enleluni. EiwIia^, begonia winch is ft crue.s 11 tiu- tiibero-.x- begonia and the i, U fine; the poinjrtfa vliich so finely rerlamen in ■ -m cher- . . anil in brilixi arc the harebatu ■ anti may be Conk hi QUALITY CHRISTMAS FOODS KCONOMY i> mulch KROGER STORES i< wing - In Our Meat Department year to two Universal Garage Co. Telephone 2121 Hastings, Mich. . inieti him. U W Shriller and . rd Die Bu • A Chratmu tree a of the Chrirtmas seals ... . nre buying for use wi Holiday mail.. ' • ' ul months atto these'youngster*, iged 13 and a boy 18 years old. •m-boygan-county, wire cs• X-ray by tin- Michigan A .'iKi.itum The X-ray • -raled active tuberculosis titered at the sanatorium. Mand good chances s found through >t and the X-rav, arc ird-.- ot the Michigan ■ciatlon. Tuberculosis illmod and tiu» ndult y being uncovered in md Idgh .-wiiooi.children.. DisWng- found in teacher*, c tuberrutoaU.liaving re­ d tn one Uppci ral thousand in- MtCKlU-MI gram and r © '■ 7c Smoked Hams sutik ipjxirablr Look These Bargains Over Before You Buy licnigan lint* in luberculin test and the hundreds of other ca»* rtind-meaiis that one nith from tuberculosis Home Dressed Pork and Veal Side Pork Fresh Hams 8c 8c 10c 10c Veal Roast Veal Chops u 9c 4 u» 25c Beef Pot Roast Hamburg or Pork Sausage Chuik or Shoulder Fancy Fresh Dressed Christmas Poultry In Our Grocery Department --------------- PINEAPPLE Peas 29c Pumpkin Country Club 10c Tomato Juice 15c SLICED 4 c*n. 19c COM 25c Country Club Mince Meat Jewel Coffee ib. 19c in 1633—how many tiie Ciiristma* git: ....j—depend.-, entirely of, Miclngan. E ■lirMrna^‘n'ith. whe hundred, will help." GOLD MEDAL Carton Lard 4 carton 23c Cookies lb 10c 59c Mixed Nuts ■ 17c 2 French Creams Filled £andy Italian Plums SUN-MAID RAISINS ib.. 25c ib. 19c lb. 29c Cellophane wrapped 32.50 Coupon Books 98c Food Baskets Bread lb. loaf 4C Gelatine Dessert and a 2-o«. j.r 29C 5 ,£. 79c all for Gingerale HOW SANTA BECAME A COKE BOOSTER THIS WOULDN’T JIAl’I’EN DOWN A CHIMNEY USING COKEj-AND YOU CAN IMAGINE WHAT A DIFFERENCE IT MAKES INSIDE THE HOUSE! C’O SU M E R S COKE CUT DOWN DIRT AND ASIIES-DO LESS FURNACE WORK-ENJOY 2! CLEANER HOME, MONEY SAVED. Phone 2305 or vour dealer CONSUMERS POWER CO do. $1.19 Chocolates bilanti Sarah cold* been tn progress for the past five the south church, cknrd Sun-, ng. ’ - i>i Christmas exercise* morning at ten o'clock.. Branch .school -will give a mas program Thursday evening., '2, ut 8 Ort o'clock* Mi'« Elier. Pinlbrook of Hastings is 'i*tting it lew days gt the home’of Mr. and Mr John Darby Ms* John Darby and children were ‘ nitir. Tne Chrbtmas. tree and prograni will !>• held st tiu' church Friday evening . at the u*uul time. Everyone cordially invited to attend Tl-.c young people children and M:_- Laubaugh and tlie C. E committee. Mrs. Delia Wilcox and Lauru Anders have worked very hard to make R a cucceas. The community meeting held at Ray Barnes* Friday evening w.u> well at­ tended and an excellent . nme I* re­ ported. The mr. aiM> will be at ha McCallum I Our Quarterly B.eeting was hrid Satu;day and Sunday afternoon at the church. Through a mutate, thc an­ nouncement was not put in thc pened for we apprecuu- ixopk- lurid mg a* news. ....A1.25 CIGARETTES CigRrettCS Twenty Grand. Wing, or P.ul Jone* Coaiter Wagon carton 89c Kroger Super Spcedtter FINEST FRESH FRUITS .nd VEGETABLES NAVEL ORANGES Grapefruit 3 Jonathan Apple. 4 «». 19c Florida—44-70 »i»e 2 ' ib. 15c CRANBERRIES ger Storo. will bo open Thursday, Friday and Sat- 25c Fancy Michigan—Bu.hel 11.19 Bananas 25c KROGER-STORES �• THE HASTINGS BANNER, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER'21, 1M2 Mrs ------ ------------tefi Sun-;-li->. ,lie will :p<nl’ Iter daughter. o j McQurfli ............., EAST GUN MARSH. Ilorll U1 antl MrA wm Bowen. -i son, Dec 17. Mother and son urc . j There will be a ChHstnuM tree and ;«x« rcisfa at the schoolhouse al Orange- place plan to pfr» ,W0UHT[vtllr Thursday evening All are. In­ "Little Orphan J<f,' . Ivlted to come ns the children are work-' , , " .“ll!- ' mi; Imrd to put on n fine program. M:ix 01 Grund Rapid* t<nd Mr and R Vlinrtt nnil fiOn taVern. Beverly and Richard Sager M; Max l'«k<r ol Dv’rmt sj* n,; n j fr«nds in PlaitiweU Satur-' Sunday with Mt*. Ellen Yiirgci *h‘,!Ilny ■ will n-Uirn with the latter to Detroit, ‘ ! r th»- winter .Mi ipid Mi I'm iw r-i-----’ '■ Gnutil Rapid-. .<ahahum.- uf Mr und .-.I. Mr-and Mr- Jr iul H- .. . PAGE igigigupgi ' prertdent, Mn Roy Muster Wednesday,! Mr , and Leecc and son Jay otlEABT ORANOEVIl.I.F. FREEPORT. * . at. _ and WBST hope. «... w rm, Mr. »hd Mrs Ray No b ol Uli .afield Bowne were guoate the ----------------iterne ot RevI TTiare will be . a UUMUK public vatu curd «ui> parly end dance In thr I O O F hill Fridas nre spending thc week with thc form- and Mrs Bunday ' —— .—. Wilkins „.— — . Mr. and Mn. W -B Hayward enterDecember 30. All Rebekah* request* d wcttX,r onrt *”r N**h ' *T,w r'’“’ Ul '“* Josephine and June No- >aiiu-d Sunday their children and — MrM L--------------Mlaaci ^Ml..d Mrs. Will OlthcuM- nrr n*>v- vlakoy wen: Monday to Grand Rapids grantb^dldrcn for Chriatmu dinner to bring randwtclie*. Albert Miller pt Plymouth spend- r,- Kick to Uirir faun in Bowne thL. where they will spend the week-with'm)tj- tree. A. very enjoyable da*, aai Mr. and Mr* F -W, Ingalabc and tlieir Apen: Mr* Bertha Jrihnson of Hastings te brotlwr Corwin and Mr and Mrs 8.. Mr a.)d r Julmcock and ’..I, 1... .b..,nlrr ,Ej.,uv.,„ . jJJ Mis sovi!!. . wader of Campbell yi. I.-.M. n...I. ... . Hmul.) H... .ml M. Wil. ,,d ,K>,. called on Mr kins Were IUncoc Cu»ter and mother ot .. , „ ... jlOttl,, • 11 Mr and Mrs. Raymond Manin visitTI.. ckH*' PrO4,.m .1 llir “ ,,'‘r T“,n" ’ J’*"',1’ .Ilwra. «r ite ujoihkn. MH *-■»»»:«»•»“•«*” 'W'f k.i.™.™ W II. Jdiun. ISuw n.w„ta .nd In “ ®",** '"I1 in Hnstiny On..- fji! .nd M< .nd Mr. H K J-muon ....I Cor-. 4nn>d* ... .Ud Xtm- ! n,a Widiu-Mias win NoVlskty of Grand llapwL. weir Mr.- Ida Barnc ■ eta* ha» madt l;-t i nd HiiwIjJ trurnte af W»e Surranrr I Mime ,hcm« at Bert l’»* r. at J."<J ‘ «m ;df. Clarksville viMtcd hu Christmas time to Itu- with her nephew uni two daughter -i/ur Mi.s. Ella Draper. Sunday. ■ ut Parchment. Kalama/ou Her mi.iiy ! Mis Gcoige Thompson accompanied friends will mis* her. but all hope r.’wt I Mr ilild Mr - F O TablMfrex to Qraii<1->nJo:*s.her nt-w home. TVijiW? FrnUy. V t Our whool tt prejuirtnit nChristmas Mr luitl M... | Mr iiul Mrs. Ray Hamilton arc piutrr.iin in’tie gU'eiy -n Friday ::i<?nlti;* therhi jxnding their vacation with relalive.i Dec 23. Everyone Wcloocne ■ in Battle Ctyek J — rviAArxE. MAKE ' THIS ifidm A mgrirestone > ©bristmag < TIRES • TUBES BATTERIES SPARK PLUGS • ANTI-FREEZE • ACCESSORIES ANDRUS SERVICE W & COURT AND JEFFERSON STS. PHONE 2240 HASTINGS ls,;.3,-.:,x,3.r,3.3.33.3.3.3.3.3.3.3.3i3.3l3i3l313i{ Saturday < verJng. Jan. M. beginning at nnnnuiio'ment. • irx' regular bu»ux-*c meelinft of i 8.00 P. M, fart time. Pl- am* brine a 8. schoolhouse* Bai freshmen is alii be served. anted Mr dial Mrs Clatld- Wiilttni tn -rand flafltd MontLiV. Mt... 1. M. Curtis , ha , M . ti on thi , Red Clover Coal WHAT OTHERS DARE NOT TRY THE LEADER CAN ACCOMPLISH ENTHUSIASTS SEND US New Customers EVERY DAY Hastings Lumber e Coal Co; CHEVROLET PRESENTS A NEW SIX Longer • Larger • Faster • Smoother • New in Styling • More Economical • And Featuring Fisher No-Draft Ventilation ... i f it’s a • MAYTAG” engine is more powerful ns wrfll as more economical. HIS is Chevrolet Week throughout America. And the new car that millions have been watch­ Improved Frct/Wltceling is combined with a ‘‘silent about getting a Maytag for Christina* i* that it in a ‘'money maker." Tin• dollars you save by rush­ ing the Maytag bay you can'iuc to buy nilier things' you want. And you can keep rm doing that for years and yearsi • • • T ing and wailing for—the latest product of thc second" Syncro-Mesh gear-shift. 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Chevrolet builds .cars in greater volume—buys (ionic'in an«l Ivt'r* talk about a new Muy lag for your. home. wider—faultlessly streamlined—swung lower to the materials in greater quantities—does everything on a road—and offer the first basic improvement in travel bigger, more economical scale. Hence, Chevrolet is comfort in over ten years: Fisher No-Draft Ventila­ in a position to provide a better car at a better price THE M AYTAC COMPANY tion. Chevrolet performance in every gear is faster, than could possibly issue from any other souree. The low A flashier, more brilliant.' The time-proved six-cylinder leader can accomplish what others dare not try! I Jii<- of tli«* brbt iliingx • NEWTON i«ii • , - t CHEVROLET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, MICHIGAN —---------------------- AT A NEW SCALE OF LOW PRICES —— SPORT ROADSTER $485 20-11 WASHERS...TA D. B. GREEN B L E I R O N E R Dealer, Woodland, Mich. TELEPHONE: U8-F3 ( LARK BUSS. Agent Middlritlli WALTER SATTERLEE, Agent, . fluting* HEBER FOSTER, Agent N'aahvillr HOOD BROS.. Agent* IUsUu PHAETON $515 - - COUPE $495 SPORT COUPE $535 - - COACH $515 SEDAN $565 - CABRIOLET $565 Allpiic»t i. o. b. Flint, Miciutan. Special equipment eitra. Low delivered price* and easy G. M. A. C. terms NOW ON DISPLAY AT -Hliflgw YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER’S A OENIRAl MOTORS VAIMI Chevrolet Sales and Service R K. HURD Hastings, Michi �THF HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 21, 1932 PAGE FOURTEEN | LEGAL NOTICES | COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS OIIANCEBT XOTIOE. MIBDttVftXt i ami Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Potter of । Vermontville were those from away । Lost'-Week's Letter. 1 Our school Is planning another Par­ who .'attended the funeral of their ents' day .These are very popular, father und grandfather, ^Frederick ' . Grand Rapids Bunday to visit B S. giving parents and friends a chance to Barry.. Holly.who J* In Blodgett hospital for I see their pupils-’at work ami seeing Mr. and Mrs Orr Flshtfr .vjslted nt William and Frank Cogswell's hi the methods used in tlieir training. I Several car loaded Pythian* went Lakeview Sunday afternoon Frl-derick 8 Barry, an old resident i to Nashville Tuesday evening. AU reI port a very interesting und jn-ofltable of this place. died at his home on the Mrs- Joseph W. Kilpatrick of East meeting State toad Tuesday of hut week aged Woodland, aged 63. passed away at her ! Tills week anotlier pot luck supper 89 years Mr Barry had resided oh the home Sunday morning after a long Ill­ by the local Pythlans at seven P M. farm where he died for nearly fifty ness following a strake Tlie funeral and then lodge work. , yean-wnd was highly respected in the will be held Tuesday at 2 00 P. TH. ut Mrs. Celia Potts, aged 82 years. <vho community. He was a kind father ami the Kilpatrick church. Burtaf tn Wood­ passed away on Thursday, was laid to husband and a good neighbor and land cemetery. She Is survived by her rest on Saturday. She had been a friend to all. He is survived by his husband, two jUJert, one brother and aired wife and ten children who have five nephews. and Was highly respected by. all. She the sympathy of all. Funeral took place Tlie Woman's Study Club will hold leaves two sons. Leon, ol Irving town­ from hu late home Friday aften'ioon their December meeting at tlx* school­ ship, and Julian, of Thnrnapple town- ; conducted by Rev Conklin and interhouse Tuesday evening. The commit­ ship and one daughter. Mrs. Olive mi-ut was made-In the Puller cernctee iu charge have planned a Christ- Churchill of this village, besides grand mbs party with the members dressing and great-grandchildren and a host of - - • sympathy' toj WOODLANt*. . .» ....... — ............................. ..... wirn Mrs. riarvey rarinaiee wo* quite * U °f Ktr' and Mrs•'Lynn;and .a nice sum reollrsd for their well attended ami an enjoyable time »r «■ 'wit. . -ellorts was T)lc otlkwra are. Pre.-iMr. and Mrs. Wm. Welsh and son.j Several from here attended thc fat d4.nt Mrs Winnie Nyv vire-Prcs Mrs ^-nnan. of Alkgan were guests of Mr -stock in Grand Rapids last week culwt; sewtafy. Mr, li-eand Mrs Karl Foul Sunday. and we hear much favorable comment -. ----------- 1 Me Vaughn; treasurer. -Mrs •Loulie Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Mankrr and:on same Our meat market market man. man. Talmadgc and Mrs. Millie Knowles actSarah Mohler of. Arthur Gcukes. pun purchased one of of the the ng on thc Bower* and fruit lor tlie « daughter and Mrs. ...... •" ‘"‘.r•v v. n-u.ur yeuw-,. .awed one ...... .......... . .... . . •j South Woodland uerc guests of Mr. fine beefs and we will try and get a ,<jck ,.... and Mrs. Lester Brumm Sunday. ; piece of it. when cut up. We were all ’ A baby girl named Dorothy Ylrace ••• Mr and Mrs. Arthur Allerdlng cn- pleased to hear that R8bcrt Williams U-rtaincd with u vcnlsiin dinner Sun- j won first prize’ on his lamb, it not only came D*n tnlxr 9th to the home ot Mr. day. Mr and Mrs Olis Vrcclond of won first but it wa< sold nt 55 cents a :and Mra. Harold Smih. Mason Litts broke both boties'in hU -I Green lake. Mr and Mrs Rolfe Bull-;pound. A pretty nice return for one •<n ing of Hastings and Mr. and Mrs. John , lamb. Robert U proud of his . flock of wrist. while skating.. w<* are very sorry Bulling of Hastings and Mr. and Mrx. !ahe«-p and no wonder. ;.i Johp Bulling of Woodland. i Le-e M. Johnson, our township treasThere will be Christmas exercises nt Mr. and Mrs. Welby Crockford and Hirer started’taking in taxes on Sntur- the Dunn school Friday afternoon, !>•- family and Mrs. Elizabeth Giblxmek He. makes his headquarter-, at remlirr 29 All ire invited tn come. vtsited Mr. und Mrs Chas. Higdon of the, bank for thc convetricncc all. ; The leat'heZ Mis. Helen Aldrich, is ---------------- of -........ la Nashville Sunday. Mrs Glbboney re-[’.News ----- Monday --*■ of- ---- vs — reached •here the■‘absent on accouni of HIrieM and Mi-. mamed for a two week* visit Isudden «. *’’<• -Mm ... ■^ddf” jleathjif °f Thoma* Kria-s of Delton ir, subjilltule tor fi«-r Mr. at At Mrs D. B. Gre» ;n—were guests McKImme. of South South lluxn, Haven, .uu who i-» is well .. — r .... ......... .. Agnes. Helen. Esther and Lucille' . , or f.f Mr. \t — and ,...<1 Mrs. Kf—t J. T O a— it—. (.h1... ---- , having . . Rockwood of Has-.known by all Pythlans, visited Willison and Mrs Fritz and daughter. । tings [I — ’"n” Sunday. . this iuu*clodge many iuiuu times,, both whihf Lari-dii. visited in Diittle Creek Sutur^hnnA.1lnx nnd —.a since, tl,e homt. „f prank Davis. .Tlie Woodland boys' basket ball team nrnnzt Grand Chancellor played St. Phillips' team Friday night, t Scott Sherwood has traded his farm the Woodland team lasing by one to George NofTkn. w1io with hU fam-' sol'TII COATS GROVE. 1 ,>fUn' ‘ ,fily. will move as soon os thc weather Mr, and Mrs Andrew stcphciv; *nf J J. Doster Is confined to his home' permits. Scott and wife will spend Pullman were wia-k end guests in the , on account of being overcome by the'। the winter with Glenn W. Allen and Herbert Finder home fumes from his car when he tried to' wife ut Parmelee. - Stmyell made . tf Mr. and Mrs C - M start it in .the garage. business trip l«> Ionin Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs Orval Flory of Lan-1 Heibcrt Firiter and wile were,callci* MARTIN CORNERS. 'Ing called on Mr. und Mrs. tym. Flory , Mr. and Mrs Frank, Barry und chli- ut Clan-nr'e Peltier's near Frccport Sunday afternoon. dren of lauising. Mr. and Mrs Floyd Sunday P M Katherine Flory and Louis Post tot Barry and son of Rattle Creek, Mrs. Franck Barnard and wife were call­ Grand Ranlds spent Sunday with Mr. Susie Kirkpatrick of St. Petersburg. ers at Chas Kenyon's near ShQltz Sun­ and Mrs. Wm. Mohler. Fla.. Mrs. Julia Brown of Nashville day. • ' The next Community Services wiu| be. held at.the Methodist church Sun-' day evening nt 7:30 P. M. with Dr.1 ANNOUNCEMENT -NORTHWEST THORNAPLE. Last Week's Letter. * Rev. Clark Adams and family of Coldwater were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Adams. His mother. Mrs Irene Adams, returned home with him for thc winter. . Mr. and Mrs Warren Martin and family and Mrs Rachael Allen of Grana Rapids were Sunday afternoon guests' of Mr nnd Mrs. David Benawa Mrs Karl Kermcen entertained the Home Economic Class Friday at her homo. TTilrteen fnembers and one vis- .itor were present. * Mr. and Mm. Aaron Leatherman of: Dutton spent‘Friday with the latter's! brother. Mr. and Mrs. David Bcnawa. Mrs. Everett Sivegles of Hastings was' calling on relatives in this neighbor-! Iwod one day last week. Mr. and Mt*. Hale of Linden and, ■Mr. and,Mrs. Guy Cline nnd sonf were! Sunday guests of ftfr. and Mrs. Verne j TIairnns The M. R. Sunday school will hold; their Christmas exercises Friday night. Dec. 23 at thc church. Everyone we!-l Investing Safely Our 79th Semi-Annual Dividend is in the mail, ami should reach you promptly. Standard Savings & Loan Association Gri.wold at Jefferson Detroit, Michigan Lucul Refrrctenlatitv Edpcydii ItittiHASTINGS. MICH. ‘• ■'r.l'y.V TAMARAC CORNERS. tian for 'aril-list Week's Letter. ■umc, <t say{ Wc arc sorry that oyr minister. Rev.; lti tb« rm 'Ronfl,rt Hoffman. Is on the olck list J uj'n r"hTir iWw hope for him n speedy recovery. 1 • ‘-t .-nii-; Mr. and Mrs. Geo Sears and Mr. t»- a fine'and Mrs. Cleo Sears and daughter.I -?r.’..a"’n?»s p.iAudra May. spent Saturday In Lah- •» 1 We are ail sorry to learn of thread • 't tdeath ot Dottie Kilpatrick. She p<iNied< - ' • it , .r4?...r-9 «»«>' at her late home Saturday night.’ 1 . • I • ' “f,fr “ ,on* slfBr of VTr>‘ P®t»ent suft I.’ ’ •’-,* * i> iV; ,,rr funer“* uaA held at the <•> । —-.I ■ rnr>«>i «r is. r>ty Kilpatrick church Tuesday P M at! a u. Stfi ’.y <.r l>.«»MUr. A 2 00 oclock She was a patient sufferer •. f n.<w»t.r a 1> she uai confln,‘<, to b" bed for a few ■ months after which she passed on tn <• H Lrcn.rs. Mayor. : hrr reward and eternal happiness and ,^,7'"'C1'*k (rest. We all join In deepest sympathy i? Att.rs.y, ’with her companion, sisters, brother . .t|i At i 'and othcr relatlves and friends; t^.-iil c.Ji.tV' HOLMES CHURCH. i s«-. Av.-b-j Mr. and Mr*. Harry Woodman of iy ar..i tmi-r. .x Coats Grove were Sunday visitors at a ••■■a. । Hubert Barnum's. H - r-.-i b, a).! । Mrs Walter Durkee was a Grand *r tr.Rapids visitor Mopday. । - r. <t si-. I -, Mr and Mrs. Hubert Barnum and ur. ; family attended the 25th anniversary w,: of Mr. and Mrs. Harve Woodman • r r»rriej. Wednesday evening. -antii, | Mrs. Etta Parmelee attended the m-rird t.y am. I Birthday Club at Mrs. Dorr Stowell's . .. and _ ................................ t!>U Mr ,and Mrs. Elmer Mathews -nt tw- Carr fiuns were Sunday visitors at Joseph u ri-1 t> ah. 1 Crockford's and callers were. Mr. and ‘ . .'..h’V'T/ . M«- Ir» Cotton and Mrs. Mary Yank .t "r,,M Of East Woodland '• - SERVICE Prompt Delivery and Care in Handling Best of Quality in all grades of coal. The COLD DAYS are NOW HERE! Buy your coal NOW! FILL YOUR coal bin BEFORE the REAL ZERO weather corpes I DON'T GET CAUGHT some sub­ zero day WITHOUT FUEL! Smith Bros. Velte & Company DEALERS IN WOOL. GRAIN. SEEDS, FLOUR, FEEDS. COAL. SALT, LIME AND ETC. Telephone 2257 ___ Hastings, Mich. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/19/459/HastingsBanner_1932-12-28.pdf 35ab8493d1d8ccb43952a133fa8daa19 PDF Text Text THE HASTINGS BANNER SEVENTY-SEVENTH YEAR KENTMENAPPROVL BARRY CO. ROAD WORK HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, &ECEMBER 28, 1932 10 PAGES 1932 LICENSE PLATES /| GOOD UNTIL FEBRUARY 1 Time May Be Further Extend- $ cd, States Secretary of j$ (0iyrJ0iHl| for th? Nnu Ikar PAGES UK 8 '•V DEAN JACKSON SPEAKER I; AT ROTARY TUESDAY NOON NUMBER 35 mi™ SENATORS SOON $ Rotarians Entertained About '’ ■ $ Sixty Kids—All Had De$ lightful Time URGE THEM TO SUPPORT \; Tuesday nnon the llostlngs Rotary ‘ SENATE BILLS NUMBER vj CIub entertained about sixty boys at 170 AND 3770 '» their noon luncheon. Hu- boys were! vj given present*, including several kinds: time, thought and love to our, Maker and MEW YEAIUS will soon be here. We State Fitzgerald > 1 '* wish* every reader a new year o‘f hap­ THINK IT REMARKABLE SO to helpful service for other-. ■ । Under authority granted him by the § The Bunner hopes we may all be piness. ’ Wo jire not referring ’ to surface MUCH WORK WAS DONE [1931 legislature.. Secretary ot State > thoughtful as we enter the new year—re­ । Frank D Fitzgerald announced last »' pleasure; but to that inner joy which wa ON TWP. ROADS solved to give the* beat Jn us in helpful । week Hint old license plates, that Is. X all may .have .and ^hare With others. We ihcw for 1932, may lx; legally used un- »' hope too, that 1933 may see substantial service to our homes, our friends, our com­ THINK BARRY LEADS ' $ ““ ’®fc THESE BILLS WOULD ill February I He said that a further munities and our nation; and that we will extension will be granted if economic & progress toward a new era of prosperity. STATE IN SUCH WORK conditions do not change. He urged. This year, and its two predecessors, have nut forget the duty of love we owe U> God,■ >. BRI*O CLEANER MOVIES and of good will toward all His children. however, tliat motorist* who are > been difficult and trying for us all. The Kent Connty Engineer, Otto1 financially able to do so sliould pur- c economists tell us the depression is due to *»• BUI,, Naw On Banal. Wt* hope there may be granted to our; J chare plates before January 1. He Hess, Was Here — Once country and to the world-a real leadership,, c ure the boys will remember the happy Calendar, Ought'To Be states tlust the extension will be rec- '» the aftermath of the World war and to which will guide us into richer lives and \ time tiK> had, and the Rotarians will FnnrtnH wild “ . peculation preceding the stock mar ­ Was Barry’s Engineer ognlzed- in Indiana, but that the '' cnactea more prosperous times and thatK when '» remember what a pleasure it was to ket collapse. There are many proofs of the valu­ ciiangc of administration* in Ohio. Il< entertain the kid. w<? ’d-’h every reader of the Banner. brighter days shall come a&ain, we may all able work that has been done in, Barry finals and Wisconsin makes the rrcogPossibly, too, we as a people, had for­ ‘ : intertited In fair play and better 1932,--------plates uncounty, under the direetT&n of the ration ----- — of Mlcldgan's T__ — — Jv gotten that the material blessings, shower­ have the grace to use them helpfully. We i moving pictures, would write Senator county road .commission and the direct ■ certain In those states after January 1. hope rich blessings may come into the life ed upon America so lavishly, were not Vandenberg and Senator CoOzens at supervision of County Engineer Ha--------------- ------------ --------given us to be used so selfishly. Possibly we and home of every reader; that the inner । Washington, urging them-to vote for kowsky. — Senate Bills No 170 and 3770. which devoted too much time and effort to a self of each may be tilled with the Divine lA significant fart proving the above ' provide needed and radical regulations wOs (he recent'visit to this county o! Spirit, who alone can lead us aright. feverish pursuit of pleasure, and-too little ■ for supplying moving pictures to thcathe Kent county highway engineer, Mr ■ ltrs, giving them rights and privileges Otto Hess, and others of his staff, alio (which they*ought always to have had members of the Kent county road com­ WONDERFUL WORK HE IS in the selection of picture* which they mission.! They carru- for the specific wish to prerept to their audiences. DOING FOR HANDICAP. purpose or seeing how th.- Barry coun-i pppppRpNTATTVp nnnwN'H ■ As It is now. If an Independent thea­ ty road commission had. cxi« nd»<l the-' KEoLN 1ATIVE BROWN S PED CHILDREN ter'owner uHhes to get some picture, <27.600. paid to them by the Mate high- COMMITTEE --------------------------SUBMIT THEIR which hr has learned is a clean, good, way department as provided under the 1 1 Forty boy scout* of this community, COMPLETE REPORT TAKES YEARS TO OVERCOME ,!, 7nt P‘«un. one that hl., audience McNilt hill, in Improving 168 miles of . 1 Ills I Hi* I 'under the direction of Lloyd Sliafc: । QOMF nCFnDMITICC tt“l ®PPTOve, he cannot buy that pictownship roads taken over by HuU Mil Ulllii I las?,u.ted tlie -Welfare committee ot 1 oUMt UtrUnMIlltb ture alone He U forced by the Hays county In 1932 Mr Hc.-.s was at on.- IA/ITU FORMFR CUT Whlll D Has-tlnizs tobaikeu collect and deliver H «il>>ut BARRY COUNTY IS LOSING A I-chnX* Saturday. was 75 a - CHANGES time the engineer of the- Barry county *vlin rUrilYltri LUI WUULU IN OFFICES OF Conducts An Orthopedic School combination vSnurc^that'of producers to book other , 'PROBAfE JUDGE, COUNTY ----------’ ’;™t • may not be adapted to h’Uroad commisrion Tliat he was a good SAVE OVER $10,000,000 • busy day for the troojier.s bceamw in CAPABLE AND FAITH patrons and which they would prefer ’ ’ For Handicapped Children engineer h evidenced by the fact that, ----------'the afternoon they assisted the super-f . not to se«- But the proprietor has no FUL OFFICIAL CLERK AND TREASURER be lu. .» m.„.y >e«r. r.j.iur should Evolve Finn To Support' ■ vision or the crowds of children that I In Grand Rapids ; Moption. He must go without the picrntrnry''mail engineer tor the Kent—TTOnrr road: „ - • , .... . attended the free matinee Christmas ■ ■ Dr. Hodgen. orthopedic- surgeon ofjturc he wants or take other pictures State Gov t. Without Real commission.'' Anyone who travels over shows at the Strand Theatrt* giveti by ALL WELL QUALIFIEDAPPOINTED TO FILL ■the Grand Rapids Ciinjc and head of. hf doesn't want. Kent county toads will agree that he is j Hay Branch. 1 ’ Estate Tax tlw OrthOffedlc rehixil for handicapped; Other tactics of the producers are a gixd one. Qf course Knit has eight j VACANCY IN NOV. 1919 WILL GIVE GOOD SERVICE children located in tha^hty. was the ’ equally -unfair. They have certpin Tlic legislative committee chosen by: tlnie^ ns much money -as Barry to use, ... , , . . Weaker at noon luncheon of O.e R<>-1 favorite chains of theaters, which can on its roads, which everybody will : the.governor, the speaker of the hotue The People And The Banner tary Cltlb Monday.- December 19. Dr. place big orders. Tliesc liave the first . agree helps a lot. He la regarded. as of representatives and tiw presiding First Woman Judge In Michi■ - --- - States Hodgen is a famous bone specialist. He;call on new productions and the indeUnited —An one of the best engineers in any coun­ officer ot Ute state senate. Lieutenant gan And Wish Them Success In Their !has performed some wonderful opera- pendent theater cannot get them. . ty in the state, or the' country for that Governor. Dickinson, .who have been Authority On Probate Law j New Responsibilities invesilgntine what economies might be tlona on physically handicapped clul- ■ Sometime* these chauu get a contract matter. With .... the ........... retirement ^.. on .........., January...1. Next week there will take place, a dren, whose tk-formitirx had - resulted Iron: the producers, which will prohibit Mr. He*» and his associates travelled effected In state expciidRures. have from infantile paralysis, accidents. Or the sale by the latter of these parprepared their report for submission to 1933. of Judge Elia C. Eggleston os' ------. consiocraixe cnangc in personnel au 'considerable change at. over many of tin* 168 miles that Were j. iticuiar plays to any independent theacauses taken over by our county road coinmi*- Use new legislature, .which- will meet judge of probate for Barry' county, we DISTRICT GOLDEN GLOVES the courthouse This will be noticeable «>’«■*• — lose one of------------our most----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------capably and faith-, ’-----------to all In^tlie habit of visiting the offices’ Dr. Hodgen began hte talk by paying ter within their territory until* after ston this year and improved under the early In January. TOURNEY AT I. 0. 0. F. a fine tribute to what Rotary lias done; th® chalreshflll show tt. The outstanding member of that! tIII officials, one who has ever given in that biilldlng. direction of Engiptvr Rnkowsky. th<u v-w. <)} her )J( , gt (or tJw . K<xxl oJ othcra. -i In thia city, at well as elsewhere, the j Ini tire probate office, the new Judge and U doing for the relief of handlARENA JAN. 5 ex|>enre fur which was kept within the commitltc is Representative Vcm She tx-gun hl-r training, as probate' । will! be Stuart Clement. It will, not capped children. Without their as- manager of the moving picture show <27.000, or an average of about 8160 a Brown at Mason. Michigan, who was j sccnh so_tatlch of u change there, be- Mrt*nc-.- and the support they lud. cannot bring the plays he knows are mile Mr. Hev. and his associates ex­ reelected to the legislature. and whose register in January 1SU2. under the di- rADAD| c < ,CT nc I cause'-Stuart has been the .probate gifen it would have been Impotable, he | produced, which he would like to pre­ pressed the warnu-M admiration for arttclrs ‘on cutting government coats n-ction of hcr father, the late Judge LArAULt Lio I Ur AMATEURS ENTER MEET 'register for several years. Neverthe- said, for his school to show the oston-; **nt to his audiences, without buying and approval of the work’ done here. were printed tn the Banner within the] James B. Mills, later continuing ils register under Judge:. Charles M Mack, AMRIEUnD CH I EH MCE I i less, it means assuming n great re- : ishing results that had been obtained 1» 1°' °r pictures that lie knows are not They.,said they did not believe there This committee's report recommends- George R. Hyde and Ellis C. Faulkner. _. The 125 now in Um- Orthopedic sch-Jik*** klnd hc onBht t0 «how 1115 l»trons, „ ' . o t. ..isponsffillity 1 sponsffilliiy ' for him. Fortunately “ • - he (Continued on page two£ ■ the trimming o! stale costs to the ex- The latter rerved but u short time, tfnd Biggest tvent UI Henson rorjhxt txre-n excellently t?aincd. under owe their chance'for greatly improved became they picture indecencies, vile,t<-nt of ISAOO.OOO Tills, m Addition to to. when* he resigned Governor Albert E. LoC»l Arena—Ticket Sale °ne of the most cajmbh- probate 1 opportunities in life to Rotary, he dt-;ne>-. and evil suggestions that never MORE WHEAT SOWN IN । the nearly S5.(XK>.<KM which the legisla__ __ WJ ,#_____ _ Judge Eggleston ........ ......... 1 ought to be put on any screen, espe' ■ 1Steeper appointed on, Judges in the state of Michigan— clared. 14, .A 1019. to fill the vacancy -------- .. mans loaay Judge Eggleston.’ who has been con­ Dr Hodgcn paid tribute to the Mir- g1®11? tttl,'rc >ounT ,oJlu are’present. . STATE THAN LAST YEAR lure rut from stub- taxcA at their- November special session this year, would mean alld she has served continuously since A line list of amateur boxers from nected with that office upwards of'•gi-ons and sclent isU. who in the pus-J They are'rotten and demoralising, have in made p-^ible the wonderful mod- Nevertheless to get the pictures hr Belding. Lowell. Alto. Lake Odessa. Ot-'thirty years Thefe is no question a reduction of <10,000.000. or about 37 that time Despite Warnings That U. S. Is patrons .per cent, will be made it this commit»»» the Ihe first firs: wvman »viran regu. »8<z, Ionia >v»m> ...... Judge Eajficaiun Eggleston was and Bahy county .--y have ’ anyone's mind of Mr. Clement's pur­ ern advances In surgery, with its re- wanU- lhl’ k,nd ’»■ knows markable salvage of children who.dertre. the manager has to Invert Producing 25 Per Cent tee'?, rrcvmirtfiidatlons are carried out to hold a judgeship In----------a court■ uf -----record up *for district -* signed —•* — “ thfi pose and Golden;pore capacity to discharge the­ (Not only did t|ie Special seMon' slash in tin* .state or In the United States Gloves tournament to be lield at the!! duties of the office to the verv best I otherwise would have had their live* ’J10’"’?, ln other pictures which he Too Much Now bligh ’ rd dOWRlt want, which he knows the Uh® state taxes by $5,000,000. but tiiry 'and she 4><‘ld this undisputed honor.Odd Fellows Arena here Jan. 5 and 16. of his ability and to the satisfaction It appears from the Mfchigan crop ■also ai.M, took Il iBW-wr. Hr -Jld. Dr. RoMn PaUJO. to tol TOIL took half halt ot tile weight tax. until in IW4 when Miss Ruth Thomp- Indication.*»<*— —me - »»•« ’ •* —«. —will m »— that there be «»•ac­ <?f the j>eople of this county. report. b*ued last week thntkdespite all । ampur.ting ..I Harvard UnlvRUly. who >“ >• “ ““I amounting tu to .several million, of dol- son WM elected Judge in Muskegon tion aplenty. Some of the best amaMr M. O Hill, who for six years has W that has been said on the subject of Jars, vulIotJ , ll>e |>re>tol method of, P'Y— now 00 !*.M '—* and -vc gave it to ...counties which , county, tetir boxer- in this section of the state m efficiently and" capably connected |tonr«rrd reducing wheat acreage. Michigan were owing -money for Covert roadji.i, Nol Not many of us us realize the amount will compete for the district champion­ the office of county’clerk, will be suc-i|ire»Unt mlanuir pa™b«u !»■ . rr^dfartnen. did not follow the suggestion. Tin* goxl effect of this action of thy of work and knowledge of the law ship. cecded by T. p. K Reid. Mr. Reid ur.’.bm ol 11* miuclrr Which Hull dl». I J* ctoclMl hr lhal bod, arid me«l with ■ ' <>V«aMc MUto b, U» hew cd repInstead, they added fifteen per cent to legislature was noted in tills county•nerenwry In the closing of an estate, All the proceeds from there two ■ex­ hailed originally from Texas: but caw had broudln Into dlaiur tlie acreage when statistics have shown where, breau.sc ot this extra money, tile These laws arc constantly cluinging hibitions are to be donated by the O<!<! Michigan has no morq^ loyal citizen iI When it started in 1920. the school at; rcsentattves. * fur jume years tint this country is pro- sujM-rvisors were able to relieve assess- and decisions are being made by the Fellows for carrying on boy scout work than he. He is as much Interested In!: Grand Rapids had only two patients: i during far more wheat than it should,;merit district* for Covert roads of all. supreme court that materially affect in the county. Except tar this generous Barry.as hr ever was or could be in' now there are 125. In August of this MANAGER RAY BRANCH If a fair pricejs to be obtained by the [taxes, cut tin- township. Covert road the settlement of estates and the dis- offer on the part of the local lodge, it any county In his native state Mr. ll^^Tad^X'd^.X WILL VISIT WASHINGTON farmrrs, For^iately thy HexMan fiv taxes in two and made it large reduc- position of ptoperty, qn all ol which a is probable .that scout work could no: Reid comes to his new duties with ex-i got hi its work and will no doubt re- non in (he county Covert road rax— probate Judge mii.-t keen Informed have been continued In the ’county. dellent jaunllficattons. having had a days and with few treatment*, it is not i due® the yield per r»rre so. that Mlehl-la|| approvingly noticed by Ihc tuxpay- During the past thirteen year., the new Within the past year,'tinder the direc­ good education ns wpll ns business ex­ ;necessary faAthc child to remain in, With Others To Urge Congress gan's crop rn-xt year will Ije small. ’ erz; who have paid their taxes this year, estates Marled each twelve months in tion of Lloyd Shafer, scout ^activities perience. Like Mr. Hill. !je saw serv-j. tto m tome COM.. It u a To Porce Picture Producer! probubte smaller than In 1932. wv hope the legislature will be able thu court <iav.e averaged from 150 to in the county have becme well or­ ice in the World war. but was in the■ mutter pf year*. Un!e.<> a system of in, The Banner has culled attention to,to find some plan that can be worked, leo. and naturally- there have been To Give Square Deal ... ganized and some fine work has. been aviation department. He has con­ st ruction’we re carried on in the school.! tinued every year to make the trip In; from the kindergarten up. theso chilthe fact that In Berlin right now the which Will be fair, to raise the state many in-lii over year after year. In In done. ...... Rft>- Branch will leave next week for prjec of n busliel of wheat. Is:in our tax hereafter without any levy on real addition to this part of Uu: work, is the BCcarae of the demands made on the an airship which Is required in order- dren would have no chance for an I Washington as a representative of the 1 money. <130 ana in Pari*, in mir estate for that purpwe. However, by juvenile court over which the probate! community for welfare work, however, that he keep dn-the list of qualifiedI-education. What, this school is doing | independent theater proprietors of thU money, is <1.15. Neither Germany nor; ccnilninngrthe cuts made by the. legls- judge has jurisdiction. There cares the usual fall drive for scout funds was aviators In cure the. government saves the state. Immense sums of ;tate.-» There will be other representaFraqje raise enough wheat for tlwir lature. and approving the cuts recom- have hicreused year after year, the firat not made. The reont lenders then should need hifc services. He is a• money, because mas: of these children,.jVes (>r that organization, and it is exown use. but their governments main- mthdod by the committee headed by; year tie? number being seven and in attempted to get the Ionia Reforma- genial, courteous man. ,Our renders ns would depend on public char!#, andlpectcd that many from other states w of them would be entirely help- • wnj attend. The purpoie of this visit tain a high import duty. that outMr. -Biowli. better than 810,000.060 rev IPJ, 1931 U.IUU. about luv, 150, l.IVll.UiUp including cares UI of de- lurj tory MIKUUVI Minstrel QIIV.V Show IIV.V here MU. but ica.iicu learned well as the Banner wish him a sue-!■ .most - re» ----’ ...... ................................... ; to the national capita! is to induce the slcicrs cannot get in. which forces the ductlon will have made in the cost of,pendent. ddinQuem and neglected that this could only be secured to help cewful administration of his office, price of wheat upward, so that right ,o-jr state government when compared children. ~ ' raise funds for public welfare work. In which carries with it many responsi-- Onc of tbe nnst things, in the .•chool senate to ’ immediately act on senate n0'!' lh'’..qU?latLQn °"’rtwal in Paris with the peak tax load. That surely Naturally endowed with a Judicial the meantime the Odd Fellows had blUtles. , (j 5o win the confidence of every child. bills No. 170 and 3770. for the rcgulaIn the county treasurers office there। up0 j5 brought there, and nev.'r to1 non of the dlstributimvof pictures by and Berlin Is about three times, what will help, even .If nothing more shall .mind, Judge Eggleston has mastered volunteered the proceeds from two box<o>n’.inu«! on page two> It Is in this country. | lx* done, but we an- hopeful that much the probate laws, as well as much of ing shows for the Welfare fund and nn will appear*a new. face. Mr Willis the big producers. These producers ------- —— ---------K< 5 !.,< p”fr nf wheat, more can be done to relievo the over-j the gciM-rul laws, of this state and is exchange was arranged The welfare Slreeter, who has filled that position hat/ discriminated against the indcr up to |1.00 a bushel In this country t burdened owner of real estate. considered an uuthority/on questions committee accepted tlw: minstrel show for (he past four years, who has always PROBATE REGISTER WILL pendent theaters and in favor of the 1 c ncuio I un WILL until we curtail pnxiuction by at least i — ’• • pertaining to the duties of this office, and. with the consent of the Odd Fel­ been acconim<xint!ng to the public and rnuDH DC/MDQ Mil fiQCfi QMITU chain theaters, and have also refused given hi* best attention to his duties, DC CLUB Mnb. MILUntU oMI ln, tw mdependetiu such over pictures THORNAPPLE GARDEN Her advice Is olten sought byUwlawyers lows, turned the two boxing «bowsl las they-wish to buy unless they would Tn UCCT UCDC IAMHADV c;of thls and 0,llrr Counties on mntten to the .scoute. Thps. these two boxing will be .succeeded by torenzo F. Minis, ‘ IU IVIttl ntnt JANUAnT Dot this character gnd her derWions ‘ shows art- in nd way interfering with the-winner at the November election. Mra. Mctha Keech Is Chosen take a lot of other pictures which they Mr. Maus Is a former service man. nnd ----- - final. At state the community welfare wrifi have been considered drive. . Assistant By County Clerkdid not Wish to put on the screen. In work, therefore, Is well and favorably known by the Bruce Matthews Will Speak On gatherings, she has been honored by Continuance of Jtout *c T d K PoiA rnTSTre-rtJe-, theke pictures that the inciect, 1. B. Ktld d-wnd -n: deatem would be glad to dlshcr co-workers and has .served on npm- f depends on a successful sale of tickets, Farmer Nick of Battle Creek, match­ "Lawns And The Care Of crous committees as well as in other .Tn order to-give patrons as much for maker for the local K. of I*. Athletic . Small ---------- — Grounds'" -------[ capacities, and the attorneys have al- their money aa possible, special per­ X” j'SmrySteS‘“'‘’.t”0’’S"“j,s!4,1,1 “<■ ”",r Club has arranged three fine bouts for was obtained from Mr. Charlc., this county in handling the office of k‘ R* d 1x5 arrul;gctl »’nh Mrs Metlu*. Iievcr ought to be allowed in a theater this week's show to be held on Thurs­ i The Thprnapple Garden Club will1*’®*’ ahown her every consideration: mission 11 Brennan urennan of m the vne Mate state amateur amateur alh®»n“ ‘ g 0 c °nicc ot Keech to be his clerk .In the coilnty wpcre youn< people are In attendance meet Thuraday. January 5. in the com-. ®nd respect H day evening, December 29. uk: nM .ul|(> National nawynai „ -During -....... -of Barry county evidently cl?k ’ offlee d“rtn« terT„A °:d elthw ,or Uul nuU*‘r' munity rvuui* rooms U. of the Hastings her ---------------Incumbency.- * Jlld J ^ ‘e'lc board to *>’<1 * district eliminaThe thirty minute opener will bring .mum, has — made the Golden Gloves ‘ . » handle* the ■“’1«llon c0’"“ nul h“'v lx‘en m“dl’ I We all .know that it tuts been the rtnBank, at at two two o'clock o'clock in In the the afternoon afternoon .-Eggtarton i- — —2 an enviable record riion tournament -------------------In--------------— ----together Max Glover of Lansing and Bank, -----eburtesy -------------scries. This Insured icnnilmiHl nn n« thmei • Mfs. Keech filled that place for sev- | ccn. endeavor of Mr Branch to get the Through of Harold Foster. 1 OK «* ivme *>«* nf ot h«r her deebdnna decisions h«v* have over ever ..series. insured the committee of ■ Farmer Newton. Glover appeared here n-v ' ----- to..the m ea on page mreei ,,ral yMW> uaj aJwnj. vpry aUenUw_ t0 plc.ur„ he C0Uld for Hnsagent. Bruce Matthews, a for-:. (Continue'd on jmge tw.») obtaining the best talent available, In their, previous show and proved county । iher ilne*uP SANTA U'As THERE hcr duties, duUes- very Ver>' courteous courtcou* and efficient efflclent ting*. But he ha* has found himself up popular with the fans In Hastings. :mer Hostings boy. lias been engaged I0 \.r,T,r.1. 1 It will llkewhc likewise be a pleasure to peapeo-; against aa stone stope wall in the organiiatlon organization ANNUAL-------------MEETING—OF-----there-------will be eighteen bouU the . ------------------- --T — —In — ...j . ' Farmer Newton Is. a newcomer, but i speak on “Lawns and the Care of NOTICE OF OF the THE rtnu FARM^ elimination contest—with aa tew few; The children of Hastings were cer- • p|e of the county to leant that of the producers, who retuse to let him '•Nick ' assures us that ’thU^iu bTa/Small Grounds." The speaker Is well i THE T,,F MEMBERS ”»■'»«»«« «»• eontest-wlth ERS' MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE straggling entries still being received — J tainly remembered on Saturday. In a . Mildred Smith, who has been for about buy the pictures lie wants, unless lie good bout. H known in this city, graduating Tram 1 COMPANY’ OF BARRY AND EAT- and at least twelve in the finals. ‘ manner that evidenced the Christ ma? a yW working in Hie county clerk's raore tliat lie does not The semi-final brings ''Dutch” Vel- our schools and from the State Coloffice, will become the probate register Congress oupht .to have the de back again to meet Bud Carney of lege, and has specialized in landscap- , ON COUNTIES. , The first allow On Jan. 5 will begin at-JP|rK----- .------given .— that .u^ ;7:30 Boston. Moss. Carney is new to this ing. Many in this city know of hl»j Notice la .hereby the _ an-i ’ o'clock in the ‘“Y evening and continue ] At the Strand two free shows ’win. •. were alter r‘"“January 1. Mrs. Smith has had a i courage courage totocorrect correct this uus ateisc. aryiac. aruf aww» wv nn through thrnuah uptll until about nhnut eleven <>!»vi>n oclock.;R> n'rlnrk- - given Saturday afternoon. With a totalIni. nf tftKM1 ,rrwxl anri has always n. section of the country, but reports ob- good"work in his line. Those who nual meeting of the members of the on «» Satu™ “>. “ “ • 01 Of al*’ays;, jhope Mr. Branch and the committee talned by Parmer Nick indicate that know him will realise that tt would lx;1 Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Com- General odmUslon tickets wlU sell o‘d*a*' *h**' !»<>*•" £*>' “,<* W1U mf*t *lth aucw« in thclr efforUreels tltry of---------------Superintendent VanBuskirk “7"w“ "" this man has a good, clean record in difficult to secure a speaker who would pany of Barry A- Eatoq counties will «"d a limited number of seat reser- packed the theater saw •six ” ” *'■ -and --------------------------—•­for,"*" **T.V. AGED I4 4N INJURED, the east. It looks as though Dutch be better fitted to talk on the subject.'be held at tlw office of said company''®110” aJ the ringside can be had for all were greatly delighted with the Mn>e tune, was a successful, teacher x pictures. Santa Claus appeared after and was very efficient in the county! n qatnrrfnv -foronaon near the xr will have to be at his best to win tills of-“Lawns and the Care of Small in the City of Charlotte. Michigan, on 250 additional. ™ *?om" 8bc •““‘M “io.'MSX. Grounds." • ! Wednesday the 18th day of January A.' Rc°ut-'1 *'1ll be out with tickets to match. ----- --------------------D.. 1933. at one o'clock P M- for the .«« ‘hB week and next Matty people The main event of the evening will A. the Odd F«ta, hall there ™ «’ Sr. Mta. the «, tourer. “J‘‘S'X'S STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. purpose of electing 12 directors of the *” »<»» community were generous In Chrretma* tree at two o'clock, for the expects to do his work Without a regube between James Muller of Marcel­ nSlherc*rnd VttiUtenDt? support during the last drive. All lus. and Jack Brown of Cedar Rapids, Tiie annual meeting of tivc stock-! company and for the transacting of i ^clr ------------------------------------------„ children, when 1.500 sack* of candy and, [ar deputy. We understand there Is to had -ktt. *n,x“r c_ar “d.. ft“ei9p*_ Iowa. Muller with his famous flying holders of the Hartings City Bank, such other business os properly may ?h“5 wl“ ,01 thcm ‘his year Is (to buy a ticket for on exceptionally, peanuts were given them. Santa• be no change in the Sheriff's/----toe-hold will be up against a hard man Hastings, Mich,, will be held nt itaicome before said meeting, havc become confused and stepped <11'good program of amateur boging bouts. Claus was there in person and .surety -----to beat. Jack Brown learned the game banking offices on Tuesday, January 10.1 Dated December 23rd. 1932. p*in sttv-p riws-K erectly tri front of the McDonald car. well-conducted and with extreme care made Ute little folks happy. A total ot , while attending the University of In­ 1933, for the election of directors for] Bert L. Taylor, pounds Cleo Barry and Wilber Payne wen-' .^^^L^than 'ten^tain hour pounds diana. wher^he wrestled amateur for the ensuing year, and the transaction j—Adv. 3 wks. Secretary, ; taken to guard against any serious in- «» pounds of candy and 250 to Juries. Amateur boxing conducted as it, of peanuts were handed out to the the brought before Justice Matthews last X^he »t^rk^r ElaS “ three years. Since Joining'the profes­ of any other business that may come -------- :-------------week. Barry charged with driving while h® •“}“*J™*-** f STOCKHOLDERS* MEETING. |Hs here Is one ot the safest forms of ,.children. sional ranks, he has proved to be a before the meeting. Polls open from under the influence of liquor and । H^h? hard man to beat. He Is familiar with 10:00 A. kt to 12 M—M A T.mhlr. I. The annual meeting of the stock- I sport. There are less serious injuries I ;' NO MORE SPARROW BOUNTIES. Payne with a charge of intoxication 7.™. .,llurJ\ " _.ven (Continued on page six) all the regular hold* used by profes­ ; Cashier.-Adv 1-4. money appropriated by the against him. They admitted their *1*" tolurt“ **,n pwr j holders of the HastingsThe National Bank. sionals, and has many of his own. Hastings. Mich., will be held at its tax voTtrc (Board of Supervisors to pay sparrow wrong. Barry was fined <50 and <4 80 The first event of the evening will ---------------PRAIRIEVILLE —— TELE ------ ­ banking offices on Tuesday. January 10. ... M . . ... . bounties has been exhausted. Na more ; costs arid his driver's license taken start at 8:30 P. M. Doors will open al — RUN INTO BY CAB. PHONE MEETING, j 1933 for the election of directors for ii I will be at the following places on bounties van be paid ad there Is no away for a year. Payne paid <10 fine . / . . . ........ , — ' -----— • VMUUUCO V»ll MV |MMU UO HKIV .J UM JUI A 7:30. Advance sale of ticket* will be uIm to I.V. • line... . to _ pay _ <them ___ ....... The annual meeting of the Prairie- the ensuing year, and the transaction tVi* fnllnwtnff ; Simon Biterbeck was hurt WodnHH following H dates rake ■taxes: Has-I cash with. This will be and <4.80 coots. . al Carve th and- Stebbins Drug Store. vllle Telephone company will be at the I of any other business that may come the ‘day night as ho attempted to crooa tings Notional bank. Saturdays. Dec. n little disappointing to the kids, but--------------- ■»•*- ; town hah. January U al one o'clock.— before the meeting. Polls open from 17, Dec. 31. and Jan. 7; Freeport drug!relief to the taxpayers. state T street. Ha 1— mw an autenotoUa NOTICE. ”” T. :.""-.! WALTER RYAN'S LEG BROKEN. ‘--------------------------------------------------------- j 10:00 A. M. to 12:00 IL—H. G. Hayes. store, Wednesday. Dec. 21, and Janu■ -»-• «---------------Riverside Cemetery Association will approaching and, in MtempUiut to Walter Ryan fell when Iw started for i ’ ' -t e k ■ Cashier.—Adv. 1-4. » ary 4th; Irving store Turaday, Dec. 27 f ANNUAL MEETING. I hold tlielr annual meeting Wednesday: out of the way, slipped and rail I work Friday morning in such a way as SURGERY GUILD NO. 19. | and Thuraday Jan. 5; Middleville bank, | 1110 stockiwlders of PeltonTele-1 evening. Jan. 4. fil33 at Hastings dty' was struck by the car, driven Iqf * J?, ’ef} bel°W lhe WU1 ®£ the hon* oi »«"UU» Tuesday. Dec. 20. and Jan. 3 and at phone Co. will hold their annual meet- haU. for the election ot 3 trustees and. named Brway. The boy WM Ml MIXED DANCES DANCES. Walter-* many friends will regret to Johnson. 1025 No.' Michigan Are., i Thomapple lake pavilion Saturday. home every Friday.—Elver Barcroft. Ing at Delton Community hall, Jan. 7. any other business that may legally any manner to blame. U 1 JtXdv “d hlm™ur*d*J'-J®n“*ry 1933 -Emm* 8. Dec. 31. Woodmansee. OTdJlra. DaTreia. Irving Twp. 1933 at 1:30 P. M. \ icome before said meeting.—W. H-, one of thoM accident* vhMi VU || ■| ixc. 31. Woodmansee * ore a *pcedy recovery. Evans. Secy. • | mon mon Warner.-Adv. Warner.—Adv. 13-28. 13-28, -Adv.-rOut 1-4. ’ —Adv. 12-28 James Collins, Sec. Franck, Clerk. 13-88: pen occasionally. MMH MIRACLE WORKER RECOMMEND SLASH 07739343 J, JUDGE EGGLESTON betbmmi. Baskets fl Al Ahl GREAT BOX NG CARD FOR SCOUT BENEFIT K. of P. Announce Card for This Week THREE NEW FACES N THE COURT HOUSE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 26. 1912 PAGE TWO land bridges, The supervisors have! BEER BILL PASSED LOWER ■ I given their approval to the plan of im-. HOUSE OF CONGRESS LOCAL NEWS ; proving tire entire mileage taken pver ’ leach year, and not taking al) th* money and using it on a few miles of Now Up. To Senate—PreBi­ highway. dent May Veto Measure Mr*. John A. Campbell, Jan. 6th. L £, Because Broun Bros, the contractors j who tU'e done this work, have a lull Raymond Bolton'* little daughter If Passed (Continued from page one) (Continued from page one) I equipment o! gradhig machinery. Tlie bill legalizing, in thia country, very alck with bronchial pneumonia. ' T Mrs. Nay Bump is expected home' ’?r was another county in the state thatl*ruc*“ etc’* °‘t‘y can do* *?,.h ,l6tl I16' been reversed by n higher court. At the the manufacture of beer containing 3.2 mile, far more than could towiphip present term of court, one case grow- per «... __________________ frorn cent aleoboi wax’ passed by the'Borgtss hospital the latter part could match it. zhat It certainly proved IcommiMionerr. with almost no equip- lng out ot the complicated affairs ol lower house of cong re** last week and I of the week. . that Barry county U tkiing a good Job ---ISi<nt. - _«». with ----much - - more -----------motre^-. ... ~ |hi> Najkhv|lle s.alr jjanje. U apt |b be i* now up to the senate. It' may be | Mr*. — Wm. T. Ortgxby -has been con- i T' on it* townahlp road*. They could ------------- • ’----- ------ halted-tliere. 1’. is said that the Presi­ fined to the iiotue the past ten days ’F hardly believe that so much could b- ■A POET AT THE WELL' dent will veto the bill if it shall pa-v,. with the flu. rvnri i run v rii/rm Representatives from the state tax on tlx* ground thatt no provision 1* Mrs, Digar Brook* ha* been xjultc'^U dine wflh 4160 perjnik* and eongratu-j tXLtLLtNILl blVtN department have' also paid her many hiade. a* both party platform* lated the county road cymmiwion and seriously ill with flu and ear com plica-J t comphnunu concerning the figuring of the engineer on the accomplishment. j tpworth League Sponsored the inkentahce tuxes- 'Hu-re lit but’ one promised, to prevent the return of li­ tions at her home on B. Park street In niiwt .other counties the road quor saloon*. Mr*. Orville Sayles is entertaining 'Y* , other probate judge in the state who com.nlMians. instead of improving Play-—Proceeds Given To A brief synopsis of lire new bill rnjy witij a dessert bridge today and to-! .A; understand* computing and.does .com­ every mile of the one-fifth of the.to­ morrow at her home on W. Wahiut-JT Welfare Association pute .the uihcrttknce taxes. Th» It provides a tax of 95 00 on each 31 tal township mlleagi' taken over in. Thr. community "A Poet at: tlw might seem like ;ui esu-y x-b to the un-. gallon band, and protection to dry street. 1U32. used all lire money they recfipicd •— -- - --- plax. --------------------------B. S. Holly of - Woodland, who U-’V* on a few mile... which they made into Well.” was given Friday night to u hutlated but is tn reality one of the states. excellent inadt. but left tno»t of the good audience, at the Ccntrul Audltor- tiwvt complex of mathematical an It will txcorrre effective thirty days; widely known throughout ihU county. iter enactco. taken r‘ci‘ntl3' W Blodgett hos-'T mdeage ths: ought to have been in-, after enacted. in- ium by the Epworth League of the Judicial problems Our probate jutir?.- are also comIt require.- brewers and wholesale I P|U1* 9r“nd R^d*. for treatment and f eluded untouched iched In this tins ’ county Methodist church and directed by Alj* l»“>ible operation every township reretved fair treatment, bert B. Becker of the High school fac- misakmcd to perform marriages and dtitnbuior* to pay license fee* It was ~a delightful play, *** full of Judge Eggleston lias officiolcd at 150 Ten and obe-hjjlF-fnilr* were. taken ’ ulty ................ ’• -» ft also requires a federal license fee The Rutlimd Cemetery Jhrcle will!y> ATISFACTION” is the principle over in each tnwnship and cvi-ry ruacf thoughts and sentimenu appropriate such ceremonies during the past thir­ cif B20 tor retailers, and permit* sale ineel at the town hall Wednesday.; "T hi any licynu-ti place where such sale-Jan < All ore requested to attend. *y* that has built this business and was graded tn a width of eightren to the Christmas season. The young teen years. Aecoidupt to .Judge ‘ Eggleston, the l. not tn cwinicl with state or local I a* it U the annual meeting with elec- -Ai feet Bide* were alaped *o as to permit people acquitted themselves very well, has vstublished it in the confidence of iJ? of drainage. Where possible, H there and the audience evidenced their ap­ work olt the probate court, including laws, and allows distribution of brer I “on of officers. Pot luck dinner. preciation.by frequent and hearty ap­ the juvenile division.-can be done by in barrel*, bottlcx. cask* ar other cx*nWhile crouing the street ht dusk Jr our patrons-. We "satisfy" our cus­ any judicially minded woman who po— twiner* when properly scaled and la- near hcr home to git a letter in tire ’Y’ Utilized lu-. a partuf the new roadbed, plause. and unfiorstanding. belled. It provides penalties for viola-1 mull box. Mrs. John Quaifc w.»* hlt’ii. The appropilau* custommg for theaesM'A ----------sympathy ----------- ----and wherever possible gravel wa* tomers no matter how much the cost, ‘-zt -4:" _ by -r- u man ::.m. fit many case* ttan. well as placed on the spot* where it was espe­ play wiia done entirely by Miss Lucille 1 just ;by a j».i**tng motortit. and altbougn JL attitude ‘““*** 'toward those in noKhow much the trouble. The values cially neededI-to make s'ltteubr road- BastetC'cxcept the soldiers’ ut-.ifonns, a womans atf The advocates pf the measure think | considerably bnn.scd. fortunately was nuuiy who come to it will rai.e g3fW.WXi.000 revenue an- not icrioibly Injlircd. which were the work of her brother, rorrow. as are we offer, the ATTRACTIVE ASSORT­ The* commlMlon will take over 168 Clay. The fine settings for the play litis court, would be more kindly ami nuaily. but the Secretary of the; funeral ot Mu M1Uer nf J. wire designed and executed by Dale more undcFsiandlng than would a mile* mare ot township roach to be im­ TreusuiT place* tlw figure at *12o.000.- wrxxlland who ha* been Hl for several jF MENTS we lay before you, are all im­ proved in 1633. and will carry out the Bump, and showed real-artistic merit man'*, thereby inspiring confidence mid 000 to B130.iXXi.000. months was held from the Dunkiird J The proceeds were given to the Wei- trust tn tKosc who arc in trouble, same general program as they did with portant factors in the exceptional ’ ’ ~ [church there yesterday. Mrs. Miller »■*> w whether parcht. child or relative. the mileage taken over this year. The. fare A**ociatii>n. t i.tlw mother ot Alva Miller and Mrs .U SERVICE we place at your disposal, •*...... ....... .< •'-**-------------. Judg€ Egglcston's-'iqileHdid success i< brush will be clcared'away. the readb I ; Vane Wutring of Woodland. , U FINE ( IHCLSTMAS PLAY. due to her wide knowleih- of g.-m-ral widened and. in* the bad pUcrk gravel and have enabled this store to forge ‘ An application wo* received by the will be drawn on and the road put ini I council Friday night from A. D Mc<w just as good, shape as poMiblc with' dial church Sunday evening; under the' b’ Her- work, hrr-tncroughne.'ti. ner ahead on the parallel lines of GOOD­ j Donald, asking permifadon to hang ii A. 827.600. which tlie state lias grantedJ auspices <d and entirely bv numbers inter.-c interest tn the Just ^•’.H.-mcn: siitn.over the stdeUalk from hii Office' ‘ NESS and CHEAPNESS. of thr Methodist Sufkiay school. The '4 every rase coming before her. and. the county for the purpoie I wiiidow* on Jefferson street Permission 75* We arc sure that the people of the: play portruved tin* sjuphexd* In tire tire kindly, friendly, sympathetic and (Continued from page one) । was granted, under the aiiperi Ulan of county approve of this «>xxi work done field and later their vuit to tile man- umnanij interest nmmfested' in each SST.b.. I«.u» *”«n"r 4­ by the Barry county road commission! ger where lav the infiuit Lord. There and rv.»ry instr.net Barry county lux been fortunate.ui and it* engineer. Sharing with the; came also the visit of tire War Men. ... ... „ .., । A happy family gathering win held t county road cornniisMaiywiid its cngf-| with gifts and honrege to.tlw Savior having hrnl for so many years, the abutted the com. could, (.isily bccomt. Qt the ,m|t |(f Dr and Mra D u -5neer, in this responsibility, lias been of mankind The part* were* well cur- .-'TVfces o! Mteh » eapabb- probate hopeles;.. TIM* next, thing is to build Waltor.'s. on E. Bond street. Chmtrn.i, -4Jud«’’ Her influcnoe for good- will b up Hie morale, to make each one day. rclativcs-TTl'i both Aides nf tlw JL the ^supervisors' committee on road.-. ,rled out. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN realize that despite his handicap hr|i3inny from Detroit. Kqlamazm. 8agi- j has given such loyal conscientious per- can go out mto the world and take inaw> Mulliken and Vermontville bun; 4fannance of every duty presented to c.in' of himself and cam his own it'-j^present, present, to the number of ..L pf thir:y-onc. thirty-one. inc A large number of them are al-1। "Just A Cold" is the heading of the A Most of these]Icarveth A* Stebbiiu adrertixement in that her many ready doing that. friends bid itdien to Judge Eggleston handlc.ippid children have at first an lilts issue, and In view of the preva-’ tn thlp official rapacity and all wish i-.mi-soclal attitude. They feel-keenly leifce of cold* right now. it is a good ’for hcr an nbifndann of gixal heuUh. their limitations; they arc inclined to' thingv, to Iwed. The advertisement iuipptne.K, and prc#.p»*r!'-! as shc-retires kii’p away from folk.- But bv gainingdeals with many remedies, which will from |i*ablic and official life. their confidence, building up^iKtir be useful at this time. Read the ad­ morale, giving them mental us well, a«' verutetnent. physical development they wxm leant wayland ditor likes , The application of Leon Patton for Fifty years ago in cembcr 27lh in the to live to celebrate their golden wed­ to enter on active writk with enfliusir jieitartsslon to roiudruct a gasoline.and village of Maple Rapid.’. Clinton couri- >'ding can boast >o youthful an appear-/ ■ HIS tomato juice asm as n preparation lor life's n&pcn-''• Yfl filling .station, at 313’North Michi[.inre. and an: biyr>-k*d with such splen­ .Abilities. ; tJ’ M'ehtgan. Robert Maxwell Lambic did lu-.ilth ns Mr mid Mr* UunhuDr. Roetgen threw upon the screen the public safety and i.’nprv»«-m*nt a«d Eunice Mary Webster were united Think It Helps To Ward Off both being unusually active and ener- Colds And Does Him commuter. Fridas, night ll-.e council tn marriage. «i.*lic fortpeopte of tlwlr age. ' declining dren and sanu dt thaw much older, They resided tli<n* for a few years!years : 2r_"’’ never being a*»wltitrd with vho had bwn brought, to lit, Institu­ voted to gram the request and the city Good Also ' clerk was authorized to issue tlie per-:then moved tn St. Johns, where Mi ” . . ------------.... : their names. ' . , Rollo Mosier of the Wayland Globe tion for . treatment. He flushed pic- mit. r Lambie entered the clothing Busi■ They arc useful upright cititeiiK, and tuh-> of some of the marvelous cure/ hiia ixvro experimenting with tnmqto ?ffect<*d. Among the interesting view., The stork again visited the home of n<--s which he hu* followed for forty!good neighbor* The Banner extends . Juice, drnik'mg glass of it each morn­ •were several eases of club feet. H<' ** “ 'Lawrrnre Ouilh'tte years. |congratulations for thr happy annivcrMr. and’ Mis of J ing at breakfast, hoping thereby to -aid that if a, specialist could get a Munising. Mich. They have now plx I Thirty-eight years ago, he came .to *ary Ju«l ct lebralid and hope* to o * boys, namely. Lawrence. Kenneth. Hmting* entering btistnc*.’ with the [ cord many more. wafd of! cold*. He think* it has been Claude. Theodore R. and on Dec. 21 late hitward Morrell, now tlie Lambtci Out-of-town ulalivr.. pre.M-ni sn*r)siicc<6..fu! m tlial resix*cj. He correctly [Mr. and Mr.. Bert Towiurend. Mrs a came Vincent Mrs. Ouillettr was :and Djiyle firm. e-HJld be overcome in ir >aysilw’, tomala** cun be The annivenary day yesterday was'E. Limbic of Grand Ledge, Mr .. G. A formerly Claudine Berkel of Hasting*, So they can Oti any . in a quiet hut very happy ’ Trp-y. Mrs. L Fh}ilth0rpe and sun ot 1 il- it generally u- for many years, then and graduated front tjie [failings High celebrated Cho.'ce of Shultz or Freeport manner, with only relative* present, [FlitiL Mr-. 1J .1 Web.trr. Mr and n family and they Have a great food there are difficulties, which however school. . ■ and Mrs. Lambic'* sons. Maurice [Mr*. Flank Mrkes of Pontiac. Mr.*an«l value -tide from what, merits there can usually be overcome, though . it There have *tx*en complaint* about Mr ■ i-akes much, kifiitcr, are in the juice by-itself; solicitor* for' photogiaph enlargement. of ' Hostings, and Ebcr. of Detroit, and [Mrs. U*stcr Tyler ot Eaton lCapid< Mr. and Mra. Will Anilcrson. Mr and Mr.He threw on the screen- a picture of or. far the taking of pictures and views thnr Wlvrt being in charge. The drinking cl tomato Juice began a few years ago following similar tak­ a young girl who hud lost both legs by canvassers. At tin* council meeting , Mr. and Mrs. Mahrlce luimbie had u Frank Anderson. Mr and Mrs Floyd lb. luncheon at noon at their home Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson 1 ing of orange juice.and lor some time and one arm in an autonwblle acci­ Friday night it was voted tlial tills sub- bullet S. Park street for tire guests. j and Mr. and Mrs ctmlim-r Redfern "f it was regarded ks merely a fad; but dent. It had meant a lot of work to ject be teferred to the ordinance com- on 1 get for this girl an.artificial nrm and mlttre of the council.-with the expect i- j; It u eeldorn that a coupb* granted'st. Jtihna. nutritional value of1 tin* tomato. The :two artificial limbs and teach her how tton that they would prepare are urdi-: writer-well remembers when cultiva- t<> um* them: but it had (jeen aceom- nance to prevent this nuLsanjw. ’ I THE CROSS ROADS. max guests of Mr. and Mr*. Eriivt tion of Hu- tomato began and when plishetC and that sir) is now earning 1410 funeral• ^4 mi^. Mrs. Emily caw.,, Paine, raiire. Orval Tuttle and children had -Williams. • the v<i,ft;ibk- wasji cjfriosity. In form her own living. ’’ who died at the t„^ University C....v.—W hospital. I. Christmas dinner with hu mother, Mr*. I Eugi-iic Dormcyer. who lia- been sick the tomato of those days had but ht-1 Hr -hrew on fhe screen a picture of Ami Arbor, waa wa held i.™ from ou. tlw ^fetho-,re....i„ J.ae- Tuttle, • is n^t getting much better. ■ tie rrMimblanCe to the large, smooth -la,. Orthopedic School orchestra, every dist church yesterday morning at lb Mra. O. Tultle is ’ caring for Sti* ; Mr and Mrs. Homer Hale.-, are tomatoes .of ... .-.j-.. today/ Scientific member honirof winch had started life with o’clock. Rev. Copkhn. officiating The John Cook and baby, spending tire week with Harold SunUi culture li.w drfne wondem with the to-; .i severe phy.’lcnl. handicap. S>mr .interment county n*ar. :' Chnatmaa dinner guests - -------------was - — in —Eaton ----- ---------„ -----— of Clyde and familyin BentonHarbor member^ ’needed a lot of treatment to iheir former home. The husband. Fred- Sledge and family were. Mr. and Mrs.,! _p<iix*rt Wwbtnn and fiznuly’spent It has bci-n found that the tomato bring them anywhere near normal Paine. u> HI at tlw Aon Arbor Hospital. Merrill Stedge and Mrs. Bertha Couch'rCiwiatmas day with hi* parents. Mr. tu-li ol vitamins A. B ami Overcoming physical handicaps, he A son Earl ’E. Paine resides lu re on of Hastings. MU* Ruby Sledge Srt-dgi anti and Mrs. Ciiaa. WooLstnn of Welcome what vitamins are nobody stated, also mvaruibly results in keen- S. Faut Street -, Eldon Veach of Royal Royal t)ak. ■Dak. Mum Comers and in the afternoon vuited en- lias y> t seen them: but Act No 40 of the laws of Michigan. Maxine Budge. Charlotte McCralght Mrs. WooUton'* parehta. i tlial they arc something life effective May 14. 1932. require* a rrwi- and Ray Collier ot Grand Rapids. Don-i ---------------jury tn the health of the We wish we had spare to give eon- lUtion by wery city or viHprc council aid Stodge of Charlotte and Mr. and' Frozen Whip. y; and few ‘.uh-jances have cret«> insrnneos which thr DcK-tnr men­ jr township board providing t »r tlw Mr*. Jack Allen of HaMingx- • --- -------------------- w_. One egg white, one-half cup ..sugar. many hx much) of (Tic m ns do to­ tioned. showing the wonderful trans­ deposit of moneys in accordance with lUrcld Harold Smith and limjly family of Benton --------one-half-cup prune pulp, one-half clip formation that had taken place in Uiu Imq the council Friday night Harbor arid Homer Smith and family; orange juice, oiie tabiesiKion grated many la*tc* tomato juice is rather some of tlw ’liandicapjwd children IMuscd a WMO...OU - . oj Hastings of—5>rang<* revolution •’■'■ directing City c!were Ohrls’.ma* v.t“ guestii Chrt;,’..--. g-oc-Mnnd. z‘. one cup whipping cream insipid ■ fault is easily remedied- whose picture* he presented There, o! Nellie M Smith. u> deposit Mr, Mr. and Mrs Ilc.trcr Homer Balog.. sr.d and Mr. and i Beat llu* egg white tintil still and .-.r.d Mr.-of salt or certain. »pn*i*i<. courM*. wi re-only :r very small number Treasurer. in her name as city treasurer, amount,; — • • - — then beat in the *u>ur. Add the prune "Where Better Foods Cost Less " qucstlor/about tlwlr food of the many who have been great)/ not t<> exceed S4S.OOO tn each ot the two Mn»./Orlcy Smith. 1 Mr. and Mrs Newman Tuttle and. pulp, prepared by rubbing cooki-d ixn- flttd by th-- school which, ire es- banks of this. city. j children nf Uuretiut were guest* of Mrs. pruriu> through a sieve or chopping PHONE 2272 Phone Your Order WE DELIVER tabliMied in Grant! Rapids, and many Jane Tuttle Thursday. them find. Whip the cream until still dtmaker ha* made an h.iv< been completely cured rwre mi, .. .,7.i ,; h*... xfa Harold Allen Smith of IX-nlon UiLti-adilxoranRe juice. • lemon Juice and | One could have lieard a pin drop „v'.I** u“- r*rn 1 -Ir bor U Spending hl* vacation with lit; grated orajige nnd Combine tire tw> JthrougluHit thA entire addn*.*« of Dr ttth.reTuMr auiUr grandparent. Mr -nd Mrs. Orlry mixtures. Turn into a freezing tray I Hodgi-n. He is a very modest man, . h ’ “ 4nd M 8,,1,lh ««* >•••• *,«nd »«n - • ...............Mr. - and. [taking no.ncvlil to himself for the good Jx*> Geller John and. — Forroi. — Wdlitu. ----------- »■ . . -. --------On Dw 36th a boy to Mr. and Mr*. ‘ Mrs Earl Williams and John Craw- j The ward ’’iwi^hns been M<lectcd by a hr is doing but giving credit to all who have aided him in the wonderful work Hilward Campbell at Cloverdal * lord and Mre. Mildred Roush and 111--group of intellectuals a* the most u-cTwelve patient* are registered the: jtlc daughter of Gun lake were Chn.vl- ■ ful word in the Bngiuh language. tw'.i* accomplishUig in giving handithu morning Dec. 28th. Icapped children a chance. The Christmas moil brought the hos- JUDGE EGGLESTON RET RING ON J11 KENTMENIPPBOVE BW CO, ROAD WORK Happy NewY ear Greetings To All Are extended to our many patronsand • friends, together with the wish that 1933 may bring them all of life's choicest blessings. 1.’ S OB: HODGEN-MODERN MIRACLE WORKER Waters Clothes Shop LAST SALE ^YEAR! THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY Celebrate Golden Wedding E STEAKS - 12c ROAST Beef Kettle; 9c Ovenized Ham Fresh Dressed Chickens Butter FRESH HAM or Pork Loin Roast Beet Sugar Pillsbury’s Flour i.b. 12c ik 16c u. 24c 9« 10 U“. 47c 2, . u s.,, -59c COFFEE White Home ' <■ 29c Happy New'Year! Feldpausch’s CLEANER tbeMilk The SAFER it is for You to Use/ Whcnjfnedical sciential* discovered that ordinary milk is a natural carrier or germs, they found one of the mod important methods of pre­ venting those serious outbreak* of disease, such as we used to know. ' in order to protect the public health, the Stale*of Michigan has sep­ rated the CLEANLINESS of milk into "Grades!" The Grade "A” milk has by far the lowest "bacteria count,” and is by far the CLEANEST and SAFEST.to use. Then come* Grade “B” with a much higher count— and so on. • After repeated "tests'* by Michigan state officials, Highlands Dairy Grade “A" milk ww proven to be just as CLEAN as milk can be pro­ duced. No CLEANER milk 4s produced in Michigan or anywhere else. For this reason the State of Michigan has designated the Highlands Dairy as the ONLY.Dairy in this section permitted to sell Grade "A” Milk. CLEANLINESS in milk MUST start at the very source—the farm. Our own herd produces every drop of milk you gel from us, and every individual milch cow is regularly inspected. Every drop of our milk too, is produced under the most sanitary surroundings and conditions. The result is that you get from us tb.c CLEANEST, PUREST and BEST country milk that can be produced. A phone will bring it to you." THE HIGHLANDS DAIRY ROBERT W. COOK, Prop.. PHONE 2651 - HASTINGS, MICHIGAN live'dollar bill trom an anonymous [ j An enjoyable muiticale was given by aonor for which the superintendent ■ I the pupils of Mr*. I J. Smith at-Jhel and board arc aljrayg. ms»i grateful. ' I American Legton rooms, Saturday aft(ernoon There were two plays given, MRS. J. E. TINKLER PASSED reach bringing out musical feature--. with oppartunity tor pupils to >hm> Mrs J E Tinkler, well known here.! thou musical ability. One was from passed away at hcr home in Grand: [Harden and the other from Frederick Rapids Sunday evening after a week's, ; Chopin The pupilsail did well, play- tllneas ct pneumonia. She is survived itng their p*r.s trom memory Tlie by four daughters and a number of [friends present, including parents, were relative* in% this city Her husband delighted with this entertainment—a . preceded her ten months ajn The fu-. ■fine crowd and a'nice time. neral will be held from the St. Alton-' | . us church on Carrier Avenue in Grand EACH PAID J16JU. j Rapids and burial will be in Belding. ! On December 24. Corwrvatton Ofli- -; • -——— George Sumner did not bnng Christ’। NOTK L TO P5 THIANS. m«- joy to two people at least He ar-1 Nrxl Tuesday evening Is election of rested Ernest Hom of JohhBtawn I °nic<‘ri anrt «« having an oyster tbwnahjp fir trapping miukraU with-1 supper “,n**r at s6 00 “ ,,r ** ~~ 00. w We urge one and *" all to be .present. Remember the date. On the eame day. at. the *ame tune, Jan. 3.—Walter Lewik K. R. 8 he arrested Lihue Cux for having a Add Dill Pirtle* io Potato Salad. ;t<»n in life pokwiuwm about October 1. Plenty of pickles in potMo salad adds wl>en he had no rtsht to p.ibse** the delicious flavor to that old-time salad ! Each paid justice Matthews 316.83 and if pickles are dill, your concoction1 will have a ditfereni tang. Greet) on- j [fine and cosu. tons with top* included arc cliopped up j HOSPITAL GUILD NO. 7. Hnspjlal Guild No. 7 held their an(mial luncheon and CluUtma* parly .with Mr*. Ella Hammond, Dec. 14. ! After a moat delicious dinner, gilts , were exchanged, a general bukineas meeting was held and election of oflicer: Ail were happily surprised whei'i Mr.- Bdtu Jones drove up ffoai Battle Creek Ao attend the meeting. in the mixture, liard-coobed egg* gar­ nish the lop and more pickle-j arc green as a decoration. Sall 1* tlw life ileat Spoon for Medklnr. When giving sticky medicine to sniAll children heat the spoon by dipping it a moqtent in hoi water, then pour bt the medicine and it a ill klip easily from the spoon. • . I We Wish You A Happy New Yeaf To all our valued customers and friends we wish a Happy and Prosper­ ous New Year. Though we have lived in Hastings but a comparatively short time, yet we, deeply appreciate the kind patronage • this store has enjoyed, and we hope to merit itsucontinuance through courte­ ous attention and fair dealing. THANK YOU AGAIN REED’S DRUG STORE Comer of State and Jefferson Sts. Heatings Michigan f �bisStr. Thr n 4stings £TI?AND THEATRF HASTINlIS, MICHIGAN -:- TELEPHONES: 2244 - 2557 ■ ONE OF THE GREATEST PROGRAMS EVER OFFERED AT SUCH PRICES Special New Year's Eve Show STARTING AT 11:30 SATURDAY NIGHT tte teatit^W^ ALSO OTHER ADDED SHORT FEATURES Twenty-five Cent* to. All Ticket* Now On Sale Jan. 1-2 SUNDAY & MONDAY SPECIAL MATINEE MONDAY, 3:00-5:00 DIFFERENT AND DELIGHTFUL Janet Gaynor and Charles Farrell have never been more appealing than they arc as the young lovers in this exquisite romance. Janet GAYNOR Charles FARRELL T E $ S of. the STORM COUNTRY Dir»tl»d by Allred Sanlell OUR GANG COMEDY LATEST PATHE NEW NO ADVANCE IN PRICES COUPON — TUESDAY — NIG H T DON’T MISS M GEORGE RAFT CONSTANCE CUMMINGS WYNNE G'BSON MAE WEST ALISON SKIPWORTH auV.’i'Uw ———-—Tn (j (AimwHin) wtliar WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY / THF PHANTOM JWIWMT (7 Qtnmitinl V-.1>'*•»— .'Ai.'mr I, Sporting Items NINE COURT HO® 1—“ . (Continued from page one! nnur-nn COHAN ciAUDtrri COLBEKT JIMMY DURANT* ;.rw FRIDAY & SATURDAY BIG DOUBLE FEATURE . Hasting* High- school basket ball । teams will play a two-game serie* with FIVE LOCAL BOXERS the Alumni Monday evening. Jan. "2. WIN IN I. 0. OjF. MEET —- The picture all New­ ark is talking about! Don't Miss It! With Loretta Young.' line PENNEY'S 13th MONTH rding office of register of deeds.. Tin y i couldn't help liking him. for he is a Christmas Show One Of Best S regulars wdi be divided into tyro; | genial' chap who wins and retains To Date—Every Bout a •duad*. (oeh ot -which will play an: friendships. But tlie people didn't LADIES’ . Feature Alumni team Thv. will gar tlw crowd! !elect him "h that account. They chose him bccau'«e they were satisfied wi|N wl’*-* — One of the best amateur boxing i«othe manner In which he has cond^t. urt«-T^granu r staged in Ou* city to dote took cd hte office and frit tlial it uould be place at the Odd FHk>»» Aiena Thur'.upwlsr lu make a cliaitge When they BLEACHED AND MANGLED Anoint i were being well served b>' •» man who day eveiunfc. Every ct had filled the'office for tight years. lure • event- and the: There was no change m occupant* aplenty. . at the Sheriff's home. George W • Probably the m’Mt po; Is-onard has.been sheriff for\the lost the everting was the t«-i six years. Tlie people evidently which Hany Bealet nt tlx? O thought he made a good one. Judging finally gained a cl<rc deci; by tiic lire ol the vote he received thU Merle Brulery of Kalamazoo ulie: tiw year os well as in previous campaigns. local boy had apparently Keen knocked There will be no clianyeAn the office out in the first round Only a tew sec­ of proM-cutlng attorney. Mr. Burnett ond* after the opening gong jountl-if OBITl ARi has filled that office satisfactorily to Beaver went down bard in. a neutral the people during hi* first term. Tlie fillijm Mavuan'. pa LADIES’ voters evidently tiioughl tiiat one good blows and his second* thinking he v..v> :>b> !home 122 W MUI S' term deserves anotlier. mid re-elected hurt rushed cut and carried him over all t him without opposition. to hte corner; but before Hay got him; and ... The board Of supervisors, iu the In­ there. Beam raised a prates’, md the; Ixun in Chatham, Ont terest of economy, felt that Hwy hud rcterw- with Bruhry's co:.:<nt let the MEN’S SQUARE tings, He , to cut the salaries of our county match continue. Both bays pit' up a officers where that was possible. With great scrap and a decision el’.ie: way •we it was not poMiblc. Surely the men who will be on tlie county pay Pete Barlow in thfl Fifth Event came -inJdren burn t.-.iiaTd <>! Hastings Harr.e’. Bl-si roll for the next two years, and in the up against one of tlu ' Mitfe.'.t <iu»Auburn Warhingt&n. Emma Path case of Mr. Clement Tor the next four rents he lias met m tlw local areruj uBOYS' ' «■ years, will be receivjng only a moder­ date- .. Walker was pX;i”’ ate compensation for the tesponsiblll- aixxl puncher but Pvt< tlcs which they, carry and the work connect with a few good right they do for the jK-ople. We are con­ and the bout-ended. fident that it will be the aton ot ci« ry Another battle royal t;x>k p MEN’S new county officer os well tut thow: re­ the recond went vriwi> Jw Burn; plated to give go<xl service. -They will Otsego arid Royal Haves <>f JLu-’ii Micrrrd oWIcerr. who have been faith­ exchanged 'em la v and furious.. Cln ful to the people, and they will carry Baird <d Lowell ou'.tz.jxrd'Tum Sucho-. pn. _• sky ot Wayland to gain it dee; ion Another of th« best e<flits” was < Twelfth ikiirt In which Lwll Guidbc of Ots»go and Lyle North of Ionia p up a fine •’Xlubltlon of taxing un North was fouled in the .third rour OBITUAIO Gufdbcek caught North rm' the poll THE PHANTOM PRESIDENT. “Tlie Phantom President.” political of the chin toward the close c.f the firs’, iiBi ti \tn ten came to Hastings town­ comedy, featuring George M. Coltan. round and the bell apparently Was all saved the Iwia boy. North p:r ie h- -pent the rest ot ills IIIe. Claudette Colbert and Jimmy Dm.mn that heme- in Baltimore township. Barry • married tx: July 18. 1869 to deals il'lth ;< ’presidential cam­ up a game rand in th- following two c<> . ui the ago of 72 yea:-. hiontps however, mid fought lit op­ Mte$ Mary Thorn and to thi* union . tingk August 8. 1928. paign. with Cohan, making hi rounds' ' ponent back blow ioi- blow. The foul and 20 days. >fvcfi children were born. He leaves Lt nine months she moved talking jiicture debut after a quarter of winch apjwared to be unintentional On May 1. IMO he was united In : ent j to their new home Rear Bead'.t mourn their lots the widow, six chil­ a century of stage success, in a dual ns Guidbeck Mart-d a b My marriage to Bertha I. Van Vir'.kenbur:. Jake. She has been under a phyriciati's dren. eighteen grandchildren, twentyrole—a candidate lacking personality happened him 'in ... death blow toward North's mlds«ction'. North.who ---- preceded --------- - ---------— on May three great-grandchildren and ‘ one to’win votes;' and a medic Inc-show came inMiddeni'^aisd th? blow landed !. 1917. ’ coiulderi'd serious until, tn May great-great-grandchild, a Iso tliree barkvr hired to impersonate him be­ well below t!i<- Ix’tllnr-. Tr this union five children were, n she giM-w rapidly wWi.-e Siu- wa brothers. * cause he.is not only a ringer for him. Bud chase of. Ha ••.... tn.' Wm R . who died in minney. umt For many years he was » member of n to the University hospital wh-rv but Ul u penKHifality-ooung perronWit/Mtozing figure. ™ \j7e~ over Frank B-.v,.r o! B< P -I who posM-d Februa All ROCS well until the barker dis- WilVjAr(1.ln u r„»lirn ix*ut iMwren 1MQ The-Other three• are uvmar livinjf n,a',4,l4nt tumor* were removes! the Quimby Methodist church He was well known in this community and a covers overs the candidate is not on the “up- these ,Vny two boys. The. - .... ............. ... m hui i» i. >i, >" nii > was the only — .... -----friend to all. ; slowly tail and-up.” and tiiat hr is himself in love event of the evening 'which brought Hornsby, and to this Union with Mtes Colbert, the candidate's girl. any great protest ir -m the. crowd so "■»' b.«,.7 11.:™ p B - H. OBITUARY. Then un amusing und dramatic climax chruUm mer :«<>■ >e.r. in M >'*” !>1"’ . Amy Aim Mllk-r, daughter ot James ensue*. .. ««K,f II.-.I.P duurtt ~ .» «"•« Vick Black of Stanton .had an i'iisv- turn « ... Itaujaw. ...v .h.r .... mndpar............ — and Jcani'tW Miller, war. bum July 3. Diiruntc Is enkt as tlie barker's pal. H. by Ha ..... OuHj d md Mr. Harry Joiimmi. four 18« m Seneca county. New York and a comic figure who olds' In the cam­ tlmf-.with JAslus Weedmark uf'Edmotc j ..... vhudrrn. l.ybb it. ot Gnm<t Weedmafk put up a same stand but -•d I - -1- o' T Lyle and ' departed thl* life December 18. 1932, paign. '. Bhrek was too (tut and clever for him Rnpidii. Mrs. Roy» Wolfe. Paul O and ; ----- creek tlirve a?cd 89 X®01?months and fourteen ;n ot’ *B-< unl and kept up a steady -tatoo of blows as • Helen E. of Hastings and *ix grand- .Juunt*. Mr- Mala ! Ki*l!er of Baadl-.-. at lMln'c of »»" ««. Ja,nps HIDDEN GOLD. children. Ions a* the fight lasted. . lake. Mr-. Edna Whitney and Mr.< NeThe control that Tom Mix has over When a small cliild she moved to First Event <Fiy Weight* — Joe Wl. ’ -..i Fcnitertnakcr at San Diego. Calihis stable of horses was never better sene Lemon uilh Spinach. lb* vs. Bun Michigan with her parents and spent A tomia and many other relatives. exemplified than it te in •‘Hidden zorek. Tohia — -. Washppinuch thoroughly and steam the remainder of her life near here. Golt]" To make horses net in a forest In -iwz> sht- was united in marriage to« u-chnirai kntKknut at tlwend of lover ho< water until tender. Chop' , j fire Is regarded as almost Impossible. to William Varney and to this union Hundreds of horses have been killed two sons were born. Edward Varney in their stulls. stubbornly refusing to —- = -■■■= and James Vaniev. Her husband pre­ be led to safety, or have, to be blind­ >bi-neath many beautiful tlo ceded hcr in death* nineteen years ago. folded before they can lx- taken ibre A *bn, George Hager, by a former mar. .-,..<>n wa>> wnderlj said to :eit in tl table'iwon let through flames Yet Tony yoes alone A. C. after a battle royal of three ■ tablespoon butter.ith• site* <>i' *iLiuun un (cemetery. » • i Garnish wit’• 1 rlagt? also preceded her in death. through a forest fire to find Tom Mix. rcxind*. She !-< survived by her two sons, five Thitd siwnt (Middle Weighti—Dick jin fancy patterns There is a keen jumping feat that has lemon carOBITUARY. ' grandchildren and four great grand­ never been seen in a film before and Baird, Lowell A C. IGO Ito, knocked; up an un! Cliark.Parker Rtdrlinan was bom children. ., out Richard Cronen of Qtseito A. C, ■plenty of fast riding. viable and in Medina. N"'. York, December 2. I She was a kind and loving neighbor 155-lto. in the third round. ...<■ child. Is.', 1650 and itesscd away at Hastings, and loved by all who knew hcr. Fourth Eye nt (Feather Weight* ..v„— —,:make it a-favonw v.ith;tl TESS OP THE STORM COUNTRY. . .. 1..,^, cIjjm cul jjjg gornteh. qsniit Michigan. December 14. *1932. a>v the One of the last of the big deejawa Louie Bovier. Wr.yland A. C. 122 lb. . i tlb ! Navigation on the Missouri between ■“*“ a.u<r ’aiurwuiu Mini-­ rCLsarr* to make a tl^w. i or star shape. r~Marriwli Lam schooners built for the South Seas gained a decision ov<-Y after three fust fz-mon juice added to * egctables pro- j When he was tour years old he St. Unite and Kansas City has been re­ copra trade, the three-master Mctha bert, Otsego A. C, a..<. moved io Coldwater. Mich , and at the sumed. vide* flavor that the child enjoy Nelson luuMaken a new lease on life rounds of boxing. Filth Event (Fly Weight*-Pete Barby carrying cargo* of entertainment for screen patrons | After serving as the late Milton Sills’ Fred Walker, crystal. Michigan, 110' ves-el In “The Sen Wolf," ns George Ito., in the first round. O'Brien's ship In "Seas Beneath." and ■ Sixth Event (Light Heavy Weight•—; as William Boyd's trader in "The Charles Baird. Lowell A. C . 165 Ito, ■ ! Painted Woman.” the Mctha Nelson gained n decision over Tom Suchovsky. j ‘ becomes Janet Gaynor's floating home Wayland A. G. 170 Ito.. Seventh Event iWelter Weight>—Leo In “Tess of the Slorrn Country/Witt, OUego, A. C-, Ruined a decision I over Dick Palmer. Middleville. 140 Ito. I SHERLOCK HOLMES. The most famous detective in the .... Eighth Event (Light Weighti—Jack! world. Sherlock Holme;.. .'Jal-?; a <1i - Lazer. Chicago. 138'ito.. defeated Larry penile bund of American racketeers in Wisniewski. Wayland A. C, 135 lbs. London in "Sherlock Hohhes.” the Fox by a technical knockout in the Hurd! picture featuring the popular Clive round. Bmok in the title role. Ninth Event—Vic Black. Stanton.. 145! Tlie story, written by the late Conan Ito, knocked out fcatus Wevdmark of; Doyle, and prepared’ for the scroon by Edmore. 142 Ito. in the zc-cond round. Bertram MilhauseC. hns never before Tenth Event-Harry Bearer. O. F.! been told on the stage or screen, A. C, gained a dtclsiOn over ^ferle! though it Is known ns one of the, best Brulery. Kalamazoo. 112 Ito, after from the pep of the famous writ<± of three whirlwind rounds of boxing. detective fiction. ■ Eleventh Event—Bud Citi'" O. F A. । C.. 146 lbs. gained a ' decision over HE LEARNED ABOUT WOMEN "He Learned About Women." the new Prank- Bovler. Wayland. A. C. 145 lbs.' Twelfth Event tldght Weight*—Lyle comedy featuring Stuart Erwin. Alison Skipworth and Susan Fleming, tells a North. Ionia A. C, 134 lbs. defeated, farcical story of a bookish young man Lovell Guidbeck, Otsego. A. C . 132 lbs . by a technical knockout when North who te frankly bewildered, when he falls heir to fifty million dollars. On was fouled in the third round. Extra Event «F!y Weight*—Babe Wl-I the strength of his inheritance, be zorek. Ionia A. C. 103 Ito. fcitincd a' starts out to find out about life. and. an his first day's adventuring, picks upj derision over Verne Livingston. Otsego two excellent teachers—an cx-uctre*s IA C. ,100 uu *Ito. “'■ , _. . , „ . „„ | and a young stenographer. F5x**l .Feather Wcigly—Bud WlStuart Erwin Ims the role of UrfMrek. Tania A. C, 132 Ito, gained a. young pdlllonairc; Susan" Fleming is .decision over .Steve Karmcs. O. r. A. the Monographer, and Alison skip-’C, in three fast rounds of mixing, word: is Madame Vivienne Polidor, the! '** . .actress. Also in the cast arc the stage veteran. Grant Mitchell, in the role of. rr »< / ' r L O OO an ex-husband of Polidor. and Gordon CJ Westcott as the menace. | Woodland H1Rh Khool b^teer* de­ 50c Knit Dresses Sugar Sacks ALL REMNANTS At x /z Price 50c Felt Hats Rayon Scarfs Leather Mittens Z5C $j«9 Fur Felt Hats J. C. Penney C At the Theatre 0 May Mean a Week of Discomfort and Sickness Many colds could be avoided if you only kjiew what prepara­ tions to use. Below we give you a few suggestions of guaranteed remedies which will repay you many times the original cost. ‘‘Puretest Cod Liver Oil, Vitamin Tested,” to build up body re­ sistance, especially good for children. 5 Woodland BasketeerS DciCCtt LaRC IDEEKEND MARRIAGE^ hr Hastings High, Alumni Fives to Clash Monday JUST A COLD” OKGIM- ADULTS 15 CENTS—CHILDREN 10 CENTS -TOM 04590569 Wednesday. DrcnrerR st MacMahon. Adults 25c Children 10c One of these feature* will be shown but once. You must in theatre before 8:30 P. M. to see complete show. PROGRAM FOR 'THE BALANCE OP -THE ---------------WEEK. Wednesday-Thursday—“Three On a Match." Friday-Saturday—"Sherlock Holmes" with Clive Brook. fea'cd die Lake Odessa five 34 to 22 (n a cjasely-foijght contest last week. At the half the score stood 14 to 11 In favor of Woodland but in the second half the Barry county team stepped out to pile up a nice lead. Long and Woodman of Woodland were highscorers with 9 points apiece while Cult OBITUARY. Charlo* Ellsworth Powell, son of Al- of <**«»• L J* vah and Caroline Powell. »m born In preliminary game ttu> Woodland re­ Ohio. October 23. 1863. He died De- «ncs trounced the Lake Odessa recembcr 19. 1932, at his home in Ha*-;“™“ « . I Ung* at the age of 69 years, on^ Herewith te the line-up for tlie firet’ month and 26 days. He wa* united in Uani E»me. Lake Odessa i marriage to Ella Cadwalter in 1896 (Woodland . Valentine j He leaves to mourn an aged widow, Long Scheldt I two brothers, three sisters, three step- Hershberger sons and one step daughter, nieces and Woodman McLeod nephews and scores of friends. C. Woodman Wade ; Funeral services were conducted by N. Johnson iRev. Oonkliri al the home of hte broth- Paid , Call er, Calvin, in Hastings. He was burled Smith Coodcmott jin the Rutland cemetery. Rush 'REX MENTHO’’—The mar­ velous ointment for chest and head colds. PURETEST ASPIRIN” — Gives quickest relief for aches and pains because they disintegrate fastest. VAPURE” — An inhalent that will clear your head ' in a few minutes. ASPIROIDS” — The new al­ kaline cold treatment. Very successful.. ‘MI 31 SOLUTION” — A powerful antiseptic spray or gargle for sore throat. ‘REXILLANA Cough Syrup” —Allows ypu to sleep at night. Also a Complete Line of ?X11 Other Cough and Cold Remedied CARVETH & STEBBINS The REXALL Store Phone 2131 Hi Goods Delivered — �THE HASTINGS BANNER. .WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER M, IMS PAGE FOUR The 1 ne Hastings rias lings Banner oanner MUon r«P0MlbUI ’’ ot compl( .s ’the united stau»• Views and Opinions: What Others Say This and That Backward Glances; I Bits of Yesterday] PwhUm ...r, M tbe*e hard leuon* ot the past tew County Event* of the Year. m H*«un(i. Mkbicsa. month* will teach us in the future not _ Hap^nlngs al Home. ----- TTTTm—TT------ to receive the opinions and Ideas of.our ChOK BHO8-. EJilorj. Another Year Ends. ____________ business leader* with too much faith. . TEN YEARS AGO.TODAYHERTS ONE FOR THE FARMERS From Qur 1B32 F*.l<-> . FLVt.vrr sEvkxth TEAS it wiH help item the rise of such overMr. and Mr;. Nell Buekelow- of Several men met one evening recent­ (“r(< g| Uollo , whelming tides of hysterical optimism ly fn a nearby city w.d distil-••4 ruin-1 Jan. U411l 15—Fntjlur old ■ mocking bird Kalamaxix* were Christmas gw*U at the home of her purcni.s. Mr and Mr* • «’n,i,7il(»»,'i..i*ur* ** Br' ,a* broke over this country during the mis -farm taxation. They were ii*>t water work. :<;Jand by cumiwe.-. D W. Rogers. farm era. One tnehtlonixl an hb-.i oiler* b.»m years Of 1928 and 1929. Dr. and Mr*. Wheaton and «on Bob- j cd by a Chicago editor Brief!-, it !>•»■ Jan 15—Hastings Commercial club ^y/rnJ-bn by of Detroit were guests at Mr*. W. i I. '• ■ <1: » »:r.o’, Therefore wr wish our readers a Happy New 3ear. And we hope :h-r'vhtch u 1IM<{ for rdi*ln< c,u,h crup lands thirty wr members despite de- D. CampbcH s Sunday and went lo' Ionia Bunday where they will *pcnd. all of us during $33, will appreciate '■ -dropa that may be or arc sold -Fu ;00;thr privilege and rcsponjlbiltty df.rcxamp!-. ft a man pwnhuka 100-acr J ^ari 30—Barry'County Oil idid De- ’Christina* Mr. and Xfrs. fra Baldwin and chil’American citizenship more than ever Ur"' R’D• aci.-^rKT.i.?. i>• ’ drmi and Mrs H C Pahnntler were j ■ and wlieat and poaturi-d the balance o lOe.before.____ ____ _______ ____ irgha'd hay fer Irts own use. only fifty), Kellogg Foundation Chrtelmas-gueite of Mr. and- Mrs Wm. > , ------------------=_-=o=_.jx.... acres-would be, iiaws-M-d for tax-,-. It ■ innoutKe* plans for Baldwin of South Hasting*. JUQ0E EXlayESTON. I hi -v>!d Uli .......................... or’-part of tlw ............................... hay. then t’.i • . w. .. .... Mr. and Mrs A C Brown of Grand would *>* add'd and w.-n Wallace are expected • After, the first of the year Barry acreage of-hay </•' ‘ to the 'i c;i;up for tuin;feJt>prd children’ im lathi • area. Th--;object of thi» pl.uiJ-puich.i.Zd from EH Lindsey burdenag fi,r Sui'.-t.*- nt Mr. and Mrs. C. W. — county will law a public. official wh.> । * . » ^. to. contreij- production. Win’s vn l'.n<- lake • CUrkr s over New Year haa had thirteen years of outstanding 1*^.^. J prtew were W the farmer would cu: - j.nAnrtnl tM-ourer’-. renort fir’ ,,r anrt Mrs’ J 11 Hunter of Sa*nervier to her credit. ‘ Thu ‘ ’is* Judge ptoductlou ’ to avoid taxr. W!i.-n pnq-. tI,K-miliciiu finanvi* j„ Cumula. cum.- ln*t week to ............................ lhe r »f «* •«»“ Ella. C. Eggleston of the Barry County were high he would -. • a chanre :‘33 /J*h on l and m :..v. and plant ;tc-; u” '» tlwir daughter. Mre Ros Goslmni Probate Court who was the first worn- po.n: in rordm/ly. Thu plan u.mw .-impir . Miw Kate Saundera Jett Sattinbiy for; an in the country to assume such an as it .sounds nor It as foolu-h xs tom , J ,*Krh'r? !hr c;,i’' Dowagiac to spend Christmas, with an , •office. Probably the meat dhtlnctit-' mW «*nt «> •■> b-li-vr Tbmk I<iunt and-----------from there go-.-: tn Ferris In­ ! stitute to take a uls months' business VI *«•! I, Marshall. St J F«’b: 11—Annual, window nicht at- , courwr. • not one of hcr dccbions ha.-? ever be*:n1 th*-. pa>t year —Sc ■ tracts huge crowd and draws much faMiss Clara Huffman spent the week reversed by a higher court. She k one Jahns Ifc’P’itolklan. I iorable comment through untu tu! dts- eml and Chrbtmas at the homi -of Mrs. uf the few probate judges In Michigan | iO F Chidester, returning Monday i F»b. 23—The pageant, "Wnshinuton ninhi to Jaeksmi. who personally inheritance: . ■ • . < ompuUs . _ . . A’astun i Retunw." iriv n by shident* of the ! . Fitni Byun id Toronto. Ctui.idn U probau- judge, however, t< ret>pontf» nt of tin; St. . taxi | Hiisting* jchonis m honor nCWaahim.*-, Sending the holiday with hW brother,1 something mare tliaii a dispenser of 'patch.'.told members ol the rn’.ly that j ton’s,iucent. t [Walter Ryan. prew Club at Alin Arbor re© : specialized legal rulings. One of tin- tty propaganda bath-up in t hl- «>un-|crowds at c< most mi portant dutire of this office i» try again'-, tlw called set •at- ridt-l Hb. 17 Ri mtrolled pma. I Women * clul the eOectKs- handling of Juvenile case* bilng virlomi [ri’ib. Rotary unfalr to a truly difficult ta.de she ha* accnmp! bl ted with flrmno*. tael and undrr- . thrse .u-iallid’ rs<hcal* are |>a.nol A HAPPY NEW YEAR. 'standing. Judge jigglrrton ha* not hlcli nfikr and cnuipjtt in char: U. Mi.'. Edith IJ.Pi- ami Mr. and Nineteen hundred , und Hjihyitwo 'and culture with any Mtmlat mu Jack Parent and baby of Detroit; .»■; nm been n particularly prosperous been in robust health ol late Stw an•-■r. Yet we bellew that citizens of nnunn.il t»r retirement early last tall MIm Mabie Cronk pf Ha-tinr.- t»wn»l w Umud SUU. c.d c<k forward Imward toId. lh' """ *“ "inT' ship, al’-. r -lending ■ two month* in K ..lb eouMmMr mm- .wmism w< *"•'»' ,h»! ” "r -n«um » Creek, has ♦fitn-<! i.'-in. .uid. • Mill'd. tire tap'd Anderton then U»p~,.U .4 any uhrr u.WU.""-1'" «' '•» ’n4' SatiutUj. tlw wb’id people in Barry county when «<• [only by ueh nwan* lair law? Unlike the clturiu of Riusia we are- fXPr’’-' •PPrcciatiun tor the j^jiab: manner in which the probate court ha* been conducted under her Jurisdic­ urwoun-d craft and abu* tight. by n.-irvMion. The viiriou.-, dmtitu^ln /luring The ’ America Jcukim; after the welfare of tion and to add the wish that alw may ’cxcapii xial................ ........ Ao>in the wtvk ter Montana, Idttmns of popuhir gnvernmen tte-M.’ made nerdy through unemplov- enjoy many more year* of htc will rpeud I be uilprr wr.th i Anderson c-»uM tiave. in «wj Mi * lil.i Balch men: arc dispensing a better variety, of COUNTS’ HOME RULE Obb and f.raiily, of fopdstlilf* and mcrchanthsj than flic During I93J wcJvopc to *ee the >tate people of the Sonet can purchase with coo'titufioti of Michigan altered t» their .ruble.-* ' Unlike the, people cl ’rr.«liow< uniraid tax •if G.’uhd lUplds i* firrnpt counties to,aboU*h the prewnt, . ffri 1331 xtnounlrd t*i Europe uc do not have to watch neigh; with Tony IMHi and; towndup ffatem of local government I Match 23-ToaiMhl lamp* if they *o chnp«e and ojrtale with th* picieti: counting with uneasiness each county «• a unit K . new fordflratluh. battleship or airplane . Thu Mrp would n-: be an unified added to thc-unnatniiiM of q rival. Un­ J«n. Tlvalman and lubv . • xpenment Certain nmthrm »Uto forecast which ilnu.1* an.J MT ; like the cUiaeiu o' Japan we do not have always operated In county unite 'publn ard to die necessity tlllnois and Indiana alw permit cuuncolonies for an uwr.( acqriutr a, TiwnUy «'.:li ii.r, ilea Hit- privilege of home rule.. T-> i In the fare nf a has.>si»Mi ■. James'D. Pin-, pl-;.i ml io learn that-cards an- Sul an­ year* old. iij go*I 'coAril!ion. block ‘take a specific example. Clinton cmin-1 HjlniOTi of the western world w: Vedm-.-day went Jo St ( nouncing hi.-, man tape to Mixs Edith mtsne nisei tail. AUO square box and .ty. Illinois, ha.* a p'muUti.m of 21-36)i Gertrude Neuman of Newark, New cutter, red running jn-ar, box black, :i» have already acquired the i.e.,. on Thur.day evening. January hole in the b.itom behind the- sea', •comparable Ui.Barri rounty* and an' pirc territories 1 hey need And-;there­ iilanft two by eight incite* Alo one IHIRf V years ago today. ' are a ol 483 square mlo It r-uitains D fore wtMi the rest of the world fo stop single hame.v.. round hiwt*. leather Danner j town«hip» and ha- >5 elective ufficia’i' i) r o v s hand piece.*, him' buitalo robe, uiarkctt act,inrun:. But tlv-se .ennsidemtion* FHTY-F1VE YEARS 4GO TODAY. The cast of. local government rxduaivr on one roue r W. S. T B, al o tw-i are purely seinsh onfti. ■ ■ tlw ttteniith of B E W«-.: uf HliMingK 1UL* til gray ho:.-- bianket,* and one whale of «chooto and roads t* 14 60 per Ciyjha Al! ih«-^ inkrnational g»Md feeling tli.-mlte of the Ed:t'»r <»f tin- Banner for. -bone whip. 1 will pay M0 lor Hu- Yeor ».U3 37 per square mlbin cun ■ i a Im of “WiHaw Tiiry and Yellow Boll-’ turn of the property.—John .lawn-nee. and accord inaugurate by the famdlL* parboil. -Perry rjunlj.. Ulioou. ha* -> flower ’upiilrs left m thus office on Sat­ I will pay Ml) for the thief lodg-.-d tn Pact.was apparently undone qrndinc the urday hut. Such fruit la a luxury at past year.' Bui. os the old population ot 22 767 Ami an ana «»f j Mr and Ml« -any time and can be productil in jail s.ierilf John Q Cr.-.wy. It-operate, under | ... u l> £>«.■>, )u.t belwel’51 n“1, ,d Rapid* abundance in this section with proper Dr and M s Oll< y and tlw lattri t culture. l and munir Mn, «•••■ totem and hu> but 10; . mother Nr- H*bln.**n. arc spending th«: itw «rr« r.llonx ol 10. »oild ,tcclltr UH-UJ. Tl.- co i “I We noticed on our street,, chn.'tttms.s BRIEF OBSERVATIONS. rfh- m-lnUv. in Mu'kriron day the venerable'Charles F Dwight .if The university extension movement ,M. .,k> «. com- lo town-."! •' Mltea H ill ai d FUy:oi» Ihnckhv of Milwaukee • and the. gallant Cenerul began m England pw-r a century ago. w.m ,.mlmlw«1ilio».u»u»rocr«<T ‘»r c""h’"r lr' 1 Albton tding th-tr । Win. H. Dii.ki-y df JacL-on. , « „™,C lorn .111 rvam, w bml- !Th~ "» “» Chn»: Clim-ito.'ouy b the :tudyx>f weather SSU Reward. ’ .nd d-.dc U»>, ddlrrcnoc, rut,. T>“~- »*•!“>conditions. Stohn from Wrttl<-ynn ejiurcii one <wn «im> 1: . true llul W »«' Tern, e 'un j • ■ • ■ th <<f Hickaiy C-inuT.'. B.uiy The t-i-.t n! being went down ()3 per J. B Jurfs-m dicimmwm *i;“ I*’ ;uU>Chit'. Woortrulf arc’ county, on the night til IHe 24. 4876,' cent in the United State* during 1931. "arid :t* gored-gnrcrnmrtr ibm county andpattcrs h! r.iis With ti* former’* '■ One bay !w»c, weight about I IM imwniEiits.... during' News reel’ were nr-«t ixipuluna-i in docs for (4 60 per. Therefor: stand as rrc «:■ :r Shlvelv. ol ftvmnnt.I p-tujidii. small star in forehead, left-bind li:<d whip- ubiive ankle, about liitswn 1910. pd>. we r.tbmlt aAVQu Hk A&iZ New Years Greetings E WISH to extend our most cor­ dial greetings to friends and pat­ rons, wherever they may be, and trust that the New Year may reward them with Good Health, Happiness, Prosperi­ ty and all the Blessings that mortals can enjoy. W Growth is the sign manual of health. The essence of commercial health is FAIR DEALING. The policy upon which this store has always been conducted, since it was' organized 46 years ago, is ’ straightforward dealing, fair living prices and a civil and .obliging store service, backed by intelligent direction and man­ agement. We always want our cus­ tomers lo know and to feel, at all times, that no sale is considered completed here until the customer is satisfied. On this basis-we hope to merit your future consideration. Lambie & Doyle "The Store for Dad and Lad" ' =.. A Qnolulion n o ,v i* Crumbs of Wisdom ii count c Minty been willing to let the j and do a: *roin4y e ■«ubd:vi«v ku»! tond daughter Ora arc apendme Chrwma: -h Monday rtlghi :•: I :• •vlvatUa. »l«rr tluy will mak<* tlwir county to the other now in le" •Jun our RraruUdh-rs tv><a l> .» farm JAN. 1 is very near at hand! BALANCED BOOKS town Injll. Will Reveal the Condition of YOUR Business ... Pungent Paragraph: /pent Chrtstm ■ Ha.-ungj friend; mother J St urt anti Mr* L E. Knappen ha;-. radtp lecturer, has a turd job t wtn applause-by telling hit i« intellj a Times. rci-idc with Mr* Smart in Grund Raptell and I inrf niPC*'1 °f 'Ailcgan spen*, Chmtnika with: ' " Mr and Mw. Julius Rixs-.cii fo. The many fticndxit George E. Rock jjl’- formerly of this city but now an aMilt-l it the Brooklyn* York, will i> j A Ch-caeo Roller ha.- patent your caddy Way of Our World d «i perplex: You hear the* "average man’ frc-l ■ This depression nas taught us. that even the greatest of our captain^ ol In­ qucntly mentioned. He has never been dustry are subject to costly errors in < clearly defined, but we suspect, he b judgment Ju>l like tha res' of a . I . is the one who msrrte* |ht superior wornnd stand* 43 inches lush. fur Udi ronon tiiat ‘wc ate Umnkiui an.-rToledo Blade. near the sea that the contrW of tlx United States E Another wife in sheeps clothing j* ns decentralized as it Is—and’ may u -Tn--.. who bought. radio*. autos, th>< circular letter which comes in an (ontlnue that way. Soviet Russia and wadjins inachimn and everything-else envelope marked '’Personal”—OIUj,, under tlu- sun in the msujlmt-n: plan tiMi great -Insul Ediplrc arc tragic State Journal. pledged the future. and the future is examples of what may happen to a here - Jay Morrison. New York $avgorctnment and a corporation domiam what could Gandhi do if the naled entirely by mistaken tp-muses , newspapers adopted **non-cooper.*exempt Bum tux4 There is no Mingle brain in the world juon" and look, him off the houi pagi. • sufficiently geest to be entrusted with)—San Antonio Evepihg News. history. Oct, 1>—Haslinu. f O O 1-. dedi­ cate lodge arrr. t V> amateur . sport*Lui.slup with boxing wrf wrcMiing ex­ hibition; event U first of kind tn Bauy county; capacity crowd packs arena palgn increwte.’ Oct 15—Rcjxnt ol -county poor com­ mission shows that welfare operations were kept to 117.800 for year ending ru:M schools tor 1932 wa* IR3.604 M in comparison with J98 607 31 tar 1331 N«v. 4->—Ag-HE Expoaition talc­ place tn White building with special program in/Ontrul auditorium Hastiha* High football teain. runiter-tip for Lltt!r-S*-v«-n conference title,- defeated toy Alumni in chanty game for benefit of Hastings Wclforp a**ociation Nov; 8-rDemocratic landslide sweeps nation-. Burry county stays Ri-public.in tn *tau and national tickru; all county Republiccns lose save Btuart Clement and Laurence Barnet!. Cong. John C Ketcham laws to Ocorge Foulke*. itrving hot meals at noon to needy reduction* in exptanurcs; total cost ot school children. Let Us Supply You In . . . LEDGERS (all sizes TRIAL BALANC­ ED BOOKS. and kinds.) RECORD BOOKS. JOURNALS. TIME BOOKS. ORDER BOOKS. LETTER FILESr DIARIES. RULERS (all sizes INKS (all colors.) and kinds.) PASTE (tubes, jafs, PEN HOLDERS and and quarts.) PENS. GLUE. TYPING PAPER. SHEAFFER’S PENS AND PENCILS VV6 have a good supply of all the above mentioned and are ready tp supply your wants, ‘No better way of " keeping a check on your । business affairs. B. A. Ly BARKER ■'WA«r« Immtaeati Attention mJ Ceuriuy An Shown to AU” HASTINGS, MICH- PHONE 2115 WE DELIVER �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DEC EMBER ,U. 1932 Social Events and Personal Mention Mr and Mr*. Ed’ Kurtz of Detroit.!I Donald Boyea Of Flint, is 1mm fur the holidays. visited friend* in the city this week Miss Henrietta Bitner t- home from MU* Julia Rock te spending holiday Albion college for Hie holidays. week with the Ernest Edger's, at Jack* „, ,, , , .if_ _____ _ f ' . William Hackney Detroit spent; son. Christmas and Monday ut home J Mr and Mra J. F Edmonds spent' Miss; Ethel Palml r of Middleville is t Monday with their i-on Gurdon and' Hie gteut ot Mh* Helen Alterdtng. lanjily Nuhvilte. Mr. and Mm. Ly nn B-vart were in Mtas Joyce . Cole i 'prndjng he.­ ’ Has Ur. us frotifT ^"""iday ’ro: tdl -'Tuesday j Christmas vacation with her aim:. Mrs visiting relative^*. iFred Brand, and family of Detroit. John Sparks of De troit atid’ Franklin! ’ ’ : ' Mr. and Mra. Fi»d Brand and .•on;,' White ol Ixaruiui: spent fin- holidays Richard, of Detroit gpent the week end with Mr and Mr*. Harty Cote and; ErneM Hathaway of Ami A:l> family Christinas with hl* jairvrita. 1 Maxine. The Seasons Greetings Mb* Dorothy Barnes te home from MlM Lorena Baird te home from Mt Mr. and Mrs. R. J McCrccry spent Three Rivera for the holiday*. ' Morri* for the holiday*. I Cltri Ums* tn Detroit with Mrs Ellen Curl Wmtplnter, Jf. ta home from: ’Mrs* Ruth Johnson went to her home Matthews., school al Battle Creek for the week- - In Jackson for the holiday*. I Mr*. Connr.c Gould and sOn Dan Miss Yvonne Trego was home from- Mis* Briber Doty 1* *|>rnd!ng her *cre Jioliday gue»ts ol Mr. and Mrs Butterworth hwpltal for Hie week pid.! vacation with her porentt at Athens. •L*cn Bauer t Mr. und Mrs. C E. Grohe spent' Cha* WcLvic.rt, Jr., and son Charted, ai’efn«-hl ta spending the Chitatma* with the .Floyd Thoma*, v i.sited Chas. Wriawri. Sr, on Clirist- w'’'* ln Ohio. Pennsylvania and other family. tnu* Dav. • • jeastern jioint*. . • Wynn Green ot Mt Morrta, Midi. Is Mra IK he Pattison.. ha* gone to, uu* Eleanor Milter from visiting lif. parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fay'Grand RapKte to spend.the winter with her school at Blrinlnurram for thr Rriixrt arc spending-tlw wi-< Green. . . IrelaUre* '.Chrutma* varalion. ___ troit with her steter/Mra. St . Winston Slwfltel-1 te home from the Mr and Mr* Carroll McGiimu spent Mr. and Mrs Edgar Thomas of Dny: -Mls« Hetep Mill- wh. studying at! Hal .Battle Crrek School of BUiune.n> for the X'hrtetma* wijh her parents in Sa-; ton. Oliio; are.jptot* of Hastings rel-i- Parson*’ Busine.*.* < •..’.!< 'holidays jvumtah. III. tivea fur holiday week. is Handing the holm --.. Mb. Lois I-vngiton b home frqin' 11»-C. J. Sullivan family spent Sun-; Mr. and Mr*. Einar Franijsen nt ent*. Mt,-and Mf*. Rob ... Kilanuuoo Teiudien Teachers’ College for holi-lday ho!:-1 day und Monday with rMatire* rilatire.s in I jjnla tpenl Sunday\nnd Monday with Kiilunuiroo Mr and Mra. Archie McDonald iiifl | ____ .. , . ’ .. ■,.... .... Weekday - I r.r-.<i,<t 'Grund Rapid*. family spent. Christm* with Mr- Mc-I.Hare-u whin the Mu. Umpb,,' Mr and Mra. Archie Reickurd ‘ ** ’" MU.U. »* —•>•— «- ------ «• Donald's parent* at-Port Huron. I with her motin i. JJtfiTX,"”- “ ,,-r U,iCr..,.„.w~.<U»C«r«Sie|. daughters spent Christmas day Grand Rapids. cd,...,. «'». m.f .< Christmas with- hi* L - A McIntyre of Blough’s. M’yidj-, *Tt'I."v ,or * *'■'* wlth Lai-ln, ooiumu.. with Christmas day with Mr. a»d Mr Mr. and Mr... J W. .,'U.,„-.InOrtMJ Mr. Mo U. 11 Slm.lv • J. T. LimiKird.. M>*. T. and — un w,lH1 ,,tuJ UrJl Hobfrl q..., anl Uiwreme Wolfe of Holluml •jH-iit ----- K. :AtKknan ----------- ----Christmas with his parent.-. Mr midjumi. of Green Bay. Wvv. were goes'.- itutnlly VUited Mrs Sarah Harper and Mr. ;|nd . Mra.' Mrs J. W. Wolfe. of Mrs Mamie'Mance. Monday. Veda Alterdmg. Helen at imilv ut Bat'ii Mrs. Lee Pryor ut LanAuig Sunday. Mr and Mra. Jack Hoffman of Bat-* Mr and Mr.-. Walter Eaton were,' Mf -1. Mr; Forrert Christian and tie Creek <■..!!«tUmxMr und Mr* U.m of her mother. Mr.- D. Hiscutt.i. J Woodland -were Chris’.nix. mu day with Mr. and Mr Monday •*’ Lansing Sunday and Monday gwv. of 5 Manning Munday Christian. Mr and Mrs Leo Taffet and toil* Flint. speAt bin aim- irenhath Mr. and Mrs Churl's Patter Ila. Mr. and ily spent Chnstmas ut Marshall with: is -fiendhiK tlie holiday.-, with her pat­ and Mrs. William Ptirlkr. Chris:maa with hihis mother. Mn. Cornelia T.rihc Mrs. Otto I.M'niialh, ient*. Dr. and Mra. Frank Currothera. Rapid.* 7 pent Chn tm.».« unh Mr. and Mr:. John Gartison ol Mr snd Mt«. Elmir Warren, of StinMm Addle Parker. Mis. John McElwain of lainrinp, Rapids, spent Monday with Mrs I'..■•pent Christmas lure with relative fteld were anie-.ts Sunday of Judge Grand 1 Cora Sheldon on E. Dibble street Eggli-Ilon and fumily. and is remfminr lor ,u two weeks’ Delton with Mr *nd Mr- F ■> < F.,k Mr. and Mr - W. R. Cook and Rl<*hner of Middlertlte as mw: - 4 Mr ao '.' latter* parents, Mr. and Mr> Frank ‘ Dr. Fiafik Sheffield and Mr. Oscar, Mrs. Ellis Faulk re r uni Cook spent Christmas at.’tlie David • ; French’s in Caledonia. : R.iwsoli. at Vermontville, Mutidnv. Mr and Mr- Alva t>.I ilx-tron spent’fchrtstma* with Uh» tor! Mr and Mra .A.'lJ Westerlind and < Mr ami Mr . Clarenc- Greija : jx-nt J .nwr’s ?/>n Harold -and .family tn Di- their daughter and l>u-band Mi and Monday in Kalamazoo a-, guest* of family wvrr gure-ra tot relatives’ at ।tro)l. ... Ca p-r ThonUis and lamdy. {MuskeRoii, on Sunday and Monday. ■ Mr and Mrs. Clarence DePlanta of Sunday and Monday Ml'’, QurK Gamble, <d Jackson, ta Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thomx* of Sam-;I Grand-Rapids. were guests ot Mr. and Mr ui.d Mi* Halidi K-tr am spending the u<wk with her grand-lei*. Wh-. .*|»ent Cluistmac with her Mrs. Chas. Potts, over the Christinas dmiRlif.-r siy-ht Miimlay with Mr - - - •--------‘parents. Mr and Mr... G Fildsfiaucb. । ' holiday. Kerr’s sister. Mr* Mabel Burcun. i; ' Mr. and Mrs, Roy Chandler and;, Mr. ar.d Mry. Ch i'- Carroll and Ed*- South Bend. Indian.-). . family spirit Christmas with ht* moth-j|wnrd Kunze of Detroit, were gucMs Mr and Mra. Uuac Houn tUr *prn nd Mra Eurni-r 1-inh.ir. I l. r. Mra Minnie Chandler, nt Gull lake. |[over Christmas of Mr. and Mrs. Dewitt ihy ChnsUna* holiday.-, witn »iiri Mr. and Mra. C A Kerj^ spent j| Bronson. If Thwati.-.-. and children. dVuhrer and husband. Mr and Mr{Christmas Day at East Lansing Hu-1 ... .................... ,______ ___ ______ .'i'U(-..t.-. of !u,' .-.ret.-r. Ml: i; Xi >!■ -Elroy J. Huffman are planning to drtre to Mr i-ittl Mu. Waijace J'onra anti’- Mr and Mrs, Richard,toppenihren■ Florida soon after New Years’ to spend ma »pni Christmas und Mwb. family lure ben sjamling n turrt of:and daughter JcAn visited her staterh Da- termers porrnt*. Mt. und the holidays uth r. iativ... at Sturgis in Ludington trom Saturday till Tu.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Walton spent ’ Mr. und Mr - Art Haven and family day. Judrr and Mr* Donald Van ZBe .*rid! I.Chri-itma* day with his motlu-r in sp-nl Christmas day with her parents. Mr and Mrs Nick Weber, of Gyatnl KaJania/oo and wxtc guest* Monday *on> Pli:b;> und John c<f Detroit wer. rushed rd: Mr and Mrs Gnv FTr-nch -fl Om-ndaga (Rapid* - t* nt the Chrutmas u. ■ i; <md.' of rclatlfcs at Sturgis. ■ l i v tin- s.nL>.ifti-s unill brown. Toad M.,- Adah’Michael of Grocre Polr.U-;With tier pnre.iU. Mr. and Mra. Grue­ . Mi. and Mrs. Ham Arner and Ctaligh-. tlw .tnangtes nf br-ad. 'To 2 tablels Mx ndinjt huhduy week with her sla-11y Fox- ' ten. .spent Christmas in Plymouth '*;i'.!< rpr.otw ut tat left in tlw pun add the ten. Ml.*’/Nmma and Helen Michael Mr and Mrs. -Ernest Erway and jthe former’.* • dauahtei’ and husband. Hour and, brown. Then add the Mi l. Giro- Di’.lirnp of iklroit. e-ltm -family sjrhl Chr^pas with her par- Mr. and Mra. Fletcher etii-hi.-d pineapple, .-tirfinu rnnatantly " i-hH'.filoii ( ream Pie FriJ-.v and ;-p nl lire end and ■ < nt*. Mr. aijd Mra. B I’. Farrell, ut i MH. John Dawson hud as guest* Ahv to- Spir!'. and f.imi r. innt. Pour U Uh * Berre Filling. M nd.iy -with Dr. and MriL.C. P. Luth- Carlton. ihr-l Coj»n!iavrr and Christmas day her Ulster. Mrs. Edna nip | Miss N< va Ultery returned on 5.<f- .Fits Gibbon And neplu-w. Jack Piiz This Wa-ningtor; Cream Pie hb* a informally Hr.< Jf-.te RL-bridctr . and Mra. Geo- Vau THfiln of | unlay from Man.held. Ohio, iiftc.berry and cream tilling. rather. than i> from a.: Chn-Una* of Grand Rapids. nt! ham are breakfast favortlw mom ojdlnary cnani custard <auc* ..ll.nK- . Lake O.;U nm nnd" fahtily were Riiesti * .................... • Mr and Mrs.’F. H Pio:sun of Goodir;.nrtH t>- especially relished Mr and Mr . tori Boye:f over Chris: ......KInch, were Bin.*:* from, Tuesday to <• properly c.->ked according mu.. ■ Mr and Mr*. Juliii Garrwon of Co-.,|.bur (j,^. of rjlvlr Mr and M: Harold .Sm.th an T nl ’11- r Mr. atid Mr. Fred Frederick an-J lumbu*. GIUo. visited Mra Gora Shel-> j.Jr6 KiinSigl. r andlampv family ol Bcnhm Hat tan *n.i Mr. and dai-uht'-r Rctty of Grand Rapkta sjx.ntjdon and the E. C. Edmund., -family, MK, ik.!v|i vt’O,jU1|), gfo ls takw Smith ui.d daugln r «:»*i. . ' 2 t baXh’-o pjwdcr. " Ihc toUdavs with Mr. uiid Mra. W. M ;M inlay. . !a busmen, ct.iine in Detroit.^mi: Fnkith Mr und Mi- O:!v- j j 3 c chopped cooked ham. t salt. Burr. . Mr and Mr pmar Barker a'1'*; <;ay nr .,p.;Rd the holiday;, with h-.r 1 . c bic-atl crumbs. 1 t prated orange rini •Mr. and Mr.--. Jay’Ketcham <Lul..! daughter, attcndccil a family gather*;- ,^rrnt- Dr.and Mr. .John Wootou. Be-.il the egg yolks Until thick and J of Mra.Harker’s brople at Tkiroll. M|xs.v Mildred Frund.-* is ol . M'. c chupfH-d green pepper, nijlm colored. Add s’lsar. praduaily • Monday. ■* . .. .. J'1'a.'iinf. and Florence Fiiuifben nl c chopped onions. linak dance; and copt Mi and Mr> E .S Cl.itk ai.d-l.in.uj. , o-.k., ar,. tl;i. Wl, t wt|h Add boiling waChtisllii F1«jd GaskeW and Mi of Kalumazno. sla nt Clirt. tn ;*.- ry •; n„.ir w< Mr and Mr _. A K . ----jjjj sbiten,. Muas Cathcruic and;Ftan41;M1|| i>:«- (lour ready :ntted..mea'Ur<- and sift Gt and Rapids. With baking powder and sail. Add the t paprika, Rore .Clark. ------- . .... « .. .. . Ml‘ a,id Mrs. Arthur Joni* and non tained over ChrtMtnas Mr. and Mr \ ’’’^ McKntzht. Wil- , flour to the firat mixture, beating until tgg*. beaten. hter and Udon D. A atilt and Mra. Ifc,naI1. ul arttntlvin-. and Mr and Fud Lankcrtl. Bab and Vivian. ByruiJ. ’’rl of Mai shall ............................. ^hd ta .-qwnding I Loretta DeVnult .... fa.v...s, spent the ChnsrotB.'] .H. Clarence siuv of Nashville, we,- B< nl.'.in: 11 Kalamazoo and Mu Dr. and Mr Raymond j}ni (:»’h. Then add the Ravonm: and tire winter wiih iief fehttr. Mra. D E :week end with their grandmother I Christmas day Ruests of Mr. and Mra i.ma Bldelman of Hastings. r Grand Rapids. .Mr June Brij.-;s lam-! B;.kc ;n n s!ow o-cn, 335 degrees FahMix Ingredient*, pour into 1-niter. i-> vi-n mg vn Bellevue during Dvcalur. 111. r,_, two Thursday ol !?.t w<*k. Mra. Clyde Witecix.’, . ’ Kalamazoo ana ' renluit. about 25 muwtei. ’Remove greas'd kpt pan*. Bake 50 minute* in tiii' !;o!i(!:i-.. Vincent Eggleston and Mux McDon-!, Dwight BciAiner draw home last l.athiop. Mrs. Roland Webb Mis* Fan- ■i ?lng, Mra:< Janet Trail' ’.tiTR iTn n. nV Gra ifrum the pan and r ul. dr and Mi M 1. Cook. Mrs. A. D aid.- of Battle Creek spent ChtisUmi*], moderate wen. Serve warm yr cold. Mr R.n. h Royla Bo.-an. f>r.‘nd im Rapids. R un : I week from Houghton. U. p.. where h>- mr Webb. Airs’. Gayw.-.d Skinner and|Mr. vx-mtai-iriuMttnrirtMT ' .make the nlhiig cither add •Krii '" i n and Mr- M.tv Evart were day and Monday With Mr. ,an<l Mrs jis 1 attendnut the C<>l!i |:e ot Mine.'. H’ LSJOI ABI.L HDI.IDAY DA. < E 1(.ri.!lvij sW(.cU,nt^ raipbenie.. to a. Vegetable salad. Serving 12. mu>• - M-'iidii*-. of Judge mu! Mr*. R.! Ralph Eggleston. | report* snow three fret deep and m»re Olive I^lhrop in Detroit. ’ R. MrPvel: al Uiuirfattr. : Ed. Kelley is spending the. Christ-: jin tiiat section. ,,, w * ,, . . . ’Iruther stiff crrtem,spreadin; i-. bv'twren 1 c cooked green beans. Clarence Hackney , motored to Ix-she '। ... 1 he Chnstma daa« J'1***- i th’.- layers of tlw cake. Sprinkle V.’. A.’Sre’tulding. Mr. and Mra. S. C. jinas holiday with his sister and nkec. 1 c cwked carrot*. Mr. ami Mrs Ray Water* and f.-.ni- Thursday returning Friday ac.'om-';ut liw C.i'tm ry Club wai well au nd«i .^ed f r mt,r ( Wilcox. Mi ■ CliariotU- Ryi r-on. .and Mr- Maggie Rcnke.i and Mix* Nora ily. , I c diced cucumber*. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Harold New l oh. Mr. panted by Mrs. Abbey and two chll-l|.„«,».,UV -lliu . ,,,, >.!.», , r,t te»e «WWJ_■U.u, whippM „;.m ana LaVcnie Rynxm wi re Christmas i R' nkus. tn Detroit 1 c chopped cabbage. aiMl Mra. Burdette Sutton and Mr and dnn who arc sjwading the holidaysjhiHy-Rn I garnish with petfect bemes. 1'ii.. f*tai)f Mr. and Mra Bradfield ut . Mr ur.d Mrs Carl Pnlmaticr and Mr.- Sterling 2 T chapped onions. • Moure were guests 'i t paprika. . -■ fumilV of Kttlamaaoa. spent clrrlsiuia-1, Chrtstmox t of: Mr? and Mi*. Frank Hiicknvy. ,. \ cjirjStniaj enfant were u-< d tiboiit I Sunday Mcniing SauMgr*. , M>. .uul Mrs Martin Van DalM'li lint! with his brother and wile. Mr. and. Steinke 2-3 c iniiad dressing. ai Jackson. Mr. ami Mr* Human FV-ldxp.nich hud IlR. Jomreo mid rhe Hastonimrs orchonr rivir gur.-u Monday, 5fr. Van Ihd- Mrs Hurl PultnaUer. 12 link sausages. . Mix all ingredient* Pour into l»*tl । Mra. A C- Brown, who hit* been ui. Chiu-tm.ii guests. Mr and Mr.-. tt;, flin,j-..!K,| music. Mr. and Mra ’ A. H. Carvefh and, vMtmg , .-vn’;. parent*, Mr. and Mra. J. Van DulHned with lettuce or into food Jar and her daughter. Mrs. John Chas. Parker and son Charles of Mid-. The 1U charge were?b 2 ublea{X*.itu flour. daughter. Josephine, left Sunday for ,Nichols, of Ixra Angel-., since June I* dlrville. Harold Packer Of Ann Arrx>r 6 triangles of AoaM. -’ , take to the- picnic. a:ul Mi-sdames Leon Tolhurst, Vi'lle. W. Va. to spend a lew day*1 expected ; Grand Rapids. home shortly and will join and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Thomas vC\viibur I-im-. C. DcCou. R J Me-. Mr. pnd Mrs. Donald Smith and fam­ with Mr and Mra. Manon Hodgson. Mr and Mrs. -C W. Clarke on their Somen. Uis. ;Creery? Mr.-. Maude Schompf ar.d.Mrr ; ... Mra. Catherine William* and dough ­ ily rd Detroit. and Miss Marguerite Mr. and Mrs Wm Duiker. Jr. had j.Vll L.( motor trip tn Florida. -■ ..................... .............. Hetman»pvnt<-r of Ypsilanti. are jx-.t'* ex-, -.*, Margaret-and Virginia. <>! ChicngJ’ Prin. W. T Wallace spent Christmas her parents. Mr and Mrs. Jue Copper ' ' •’ '-.»■» • jX'i-ted in tii.'city tomorrow to remain'were here Sunday atid Monday the' in Grand Rapids and attended the of Kalamazoo, for guests oii Christmus ‘-------------------- ---------- -- ----------over New Year‘ • :gut*l* of Dr. and Mra. Edwin. Pratt. , Their zon Joe Pucker b home tjom (HEER. rendition of the Me.sriah al First .fvlnlyre and‘ daughter •Mar- 'Mr and Mrs H L. CarroH enter-' | : Methodist church in the evenma. He Wi-'li-m State Teachers* College,for Tin- vitl'- of (he.Windstorm C’omiiuny : Muisi-t .>mi «m 15<>b sjwnt ChrL-lmas tained as Christmas gtu xts. Mrs Anna 'will visit friends h£Elkhart. Ind. the holiday week- . (held their annual Christ nun dinner! ; duy with .’her parent*. Mr. and Mrs E Metzer and brother William, *>l Rich-!, Mrs, Herman BMuki-rbiirg and fam­ party Wednesday nl'qht at the liome of i M liiinic.-. th- children remaining far; ‘n,dL1"",‘ Mr and Mrs ° R Mr Mr. 'wd Mra W E OlllMte. Of ily of Baltta Creek, were gui-sus over Mra. Edward Tudors on E Grand: thi- balance of the week. IMnr' \rdNMra Prink F HviHt frf Cag!.- Rirer. Wl. . are visiting her *isMr. and Mra. G. F. Chicftsier iiad a*' ,r, :,?* y w F , ?r i. .na;<'T and husband. Mr and Mr.- Cha- Mr and Mis. Wm. S-'veraiK-i- and fam­ Christ mas | AIckt with Gilii-lte and ily of Battip Creek, were with the fam­ ! cheer the girl* irrn-Ls for pari of holiday week their? Joliet, llhtwK wrie kuCM* of Di a id,, K(,rr M|_ an(| R big taisketsi v o( w.,.r(. ;lU , Mm, Gardner, mh! Humphrey Kohns- Mra. C. E. Hyatt and tiinily ironi Sat-'f i . lor lam-1 ily cm. Sunday. ■ of groceries ot .Madiscri. Wis.. amt Miss Helen ur^y until Monday Mra. , 1 Mo,ul,v at a family dinner been provided* Dr. and Mr... C p. l.ithroiS had as ■ ihc.. whose Hyatts- birthday wa> celcbr.jtid Mon-, M|_ .R M Ba, (5 a|K1 ^mghtcj. Mus Christmas day gueau. Di. and Mr., .by the Chidester of Grand Rapid* Mr. ami Mu. Rtipcr*. Carruthers and I Alice Bates, spent Christmas with Dr R F. Webb and Dr. Morgan Bktnnar ol children, and Mi<- Mary Daniels of. Sup', end Mra D. A VanBuckirk and Mr-. Overstreet nreDrtroIl. and of Waupaca. Wi». Mi - Olive Lathrop Grand Rapid,*, celebrated Christmas on have ns holiday guests tn. mother and left Monday for Florida Miss Bates cf Detroit, and Mr. and Mr*. Ray Monday with a family pony at Hu- lister. Mra. .Margaret and Miss Anne having been granted leave of abM-nre Branch of Ha-litw > • VanBuskirk of Kalamazoo Mr and home of Mr*. Anna McGliffln's. Mr. and Mr* car| Baxter of Sagi­ trom her work-at Altegatj for that ixrMrs Frank Hoe* had-us gutftta lor I Mr*. Kiik Hamilton, of Flint, were iod? . ninC. were guest* ot hu parent*. Mr. day-evening- Dec. 23. At 6 o'clock th? also their guests Sunday, and Monday. anti Mra. W. CL Bauer from Friday till ladies were taken to rite Adust lean cafe Mr. and Mra. Lawrence Colgrovc am! T<n mid Aon «*f Detroit. Mr. and Mrs. | Mr. and Mra Burr Van Houten of faniily spent Saturday afternoon and Monday. Dr. and’ Mrs. Holly and sah where they were treated to. a tteliciou: Fnd Hendershott and daughters. Man’! Alm*. Mr and Mra Ma*wn Norwood of evening with Mrs. P T Colgrovc. Mr Leland. Jr..-of Muskegon spent Chn cluck ii dinner. They tlten returned and Ruth, and two Irieudn of the lat- Kalamazoo and Mr and Mra1 Cheater Ellrs Ranney ot Greenville and Mrs. tna* dav with them. the Frout ii.mii- where Clmstma* Bangh.irdt ot Delton were, guests of Mabie Stebbins ol Ia»n.*lng were also Li were exchanard. games were Mr. and Mr*. Cha.- Hthman and Mrs. Sarah R Brand.dctter for Christ* Mr. and Mis.' Royal Myrre had a. guests. Mrs. Stebbins remaining over children . drove to I. i>t Chicago ‘ played and a good time enjoyed by all. gue.it.,’Christmas., her mollier. Mrs. mas. • till Monday. Sunday lo spend a few days with Mra. shuit*o,M>ddi<villa. Lb. Mra Agile.-. Fisher and son. Dwight Lama Batterlcc. an aunt. Sl.s. Mary Dr. and Mr Clarence, Young and Hinman's parents. Mr. Hinman return­ Mr. John Nobli-s ente; tained lire, i Mmchoase. and her uncle and wife. Mr., and Don. and Mr. and Mi*. Carl‘ family of. Allegan, Mrs, Dagmar ing Tuesday. Mt- Hininaft will re­ .bridge, club ah<! an extra table ot! and Mrs. Frank Hay. all at Vermont-.j Johnson und family, of Bifttle Creek, 1 Rehthaler of Battle CrtekA and Mr. main (or a longer vim Hile. ? guests, most delightfully at luncheon; ypent Christmas day with Mrs Fisher’s' and Mrs. Will Young oi BeUevuc. FANCY JAPAN Mr. and Mr- Kuth Daniels had ..Mr. and Mn. F. B. Dioulliatd of daughter and husband. Mr and Mrs. siient Christina-, day with Mra Oscar Christmas dlniwr with Hie lorn".' r - Tuesday. Mr- Kim 'Sigler and Mra : Pontiac and daughter Gwendolyn of G A. Zuidema. at Grand Rapids Mr.' Young at tlie family residence on W. parents. Mr and Mra. Eluyn Ltanieh! David French hud high and low »corc^.! E*ch Mra Ed. Kurtz, ol Detroit. Was in nut! B S. Holly ot Woodland, was able to the National Park Seminar*- at Wash­ POST’S OR KELLOGG’S and Kenneth and spent ClinMnura Green street. ’ ington. D. C spent the week end and bo taken from Blodgett hospital Christ­ Mr and Mra c W Clarke liad :i- nipht with Xfr and Mra A T. Eaah, ot town guest present. ’ Christmas with Mrs. Droulllard’s mas me und.is now convalescing Bottler Chrlitm.is gue&U. Mr ana Mr- Will and lamily near Freeport mother. Mra. J. R. Hayes Mra. Zuidemyis home. IDEAL FOR WASHING Mr. und Mr.-. Burwell Scudder. Mu--- ! oiic-lrall teaspoon salt, one-half; Kronewitter. of Middleville. Mr. and Mr.; John Olney and son Robert of dred and Lyle. Mrs* Mary txwi S'rcrt*;' tcaspdon mustard.-paprika, one-half! f«ii Pound Irving. Mr. and Mrs Clare Furnt-u of and Mr. und Mrs Gerald Scudder. teaspoon sugar, six tablespoons salad: Nashville and Mr -and Mrs. Wallace spent Chrutma, w;-h Mr> Bun- <1. „ j;. ,one-half W.WM, teaspoon onion jrnce. one-. in!, Fancy Afi//«d. 'Lay h Brown nt Grand Rapids Scudder * stater and husband. Mr. and fvM.ll. .;..;i , tl.u Mucr. two tablejpiwtwf a Supply at 7hit Lol o. Mr. W. L Pennock relumed Tues­ II. ... ■ VW... •FINEST QUALITY ----— i-ura'-.d rileiy. two tabtespta.m* vine-i minced cclei day frdm Big Rapids wiwre he spent Mr. and Mra. Dan Walldort! enter,. j; . punced hard-cookixi egg Glasses Fitted Eyes Examined the Christmas holiday wlt!\, hta son. tained with a Christmas dinner, twi nM,x U1C rtn lusrv(lidnt5 aixt add to Eben Pennock. Hie latter driving him ty-two being presen’ Out ol town lhr <(ll Artd the onion Juice and vineback cn route lo Chicago where he will guesu were, Mr, Nettie Kohler ot Luuanrf , .lr u ildc\en.,. Add chill Vacuum Can U'ondtrfut Drink Npreaenl Ferria Institute at the Na­ sing. Mr. and Mrs Rmwl Barnum «nd.^iut.(. n,I(rv 411d .,8S tional Educational mectini;. wife and Mrs. Romer lux of Jackson. ’ ’ .. __ <»»■',...--------Mr Prank Eitaworlh of Kalamazoo Dr and Mr*. Wynn Noble* ol Coral. I'anbroiled Ham. formerly Supt. of Schools here was in visited their daughter. Mra. Jack RUb *the prjom ofThc pan with a -------- .> ----------*. and .. .. in com-jntie ----- --- -- ol ,the ---- 4ham _£- Jfat'.' f wlM nam aJlce the city Friday tor a short time. Mr. j O'Connor the past ----week Ir jtire and Mrs. Ellsworth's daughter Ruth ] pany with the latter and Mr. and Mr.*, is thin, cut in individual *<Tvlugs. bes We Desire to Please You Better Eyesight Specialist |who who was a little girl during their re«-|John re«<-i.iohn Noble* spent Christum* Christmas day with fO 0Jl u». rooking, cooking, Brown on both .sides.! aides ------ •----- . u ». ■. I— — ■ * *-- — — J . • . <.... V! _ * x • — .1 . - . . ,..n,ru J A re I ;|j deuce here has,—been leaching in Ann Mr. and Mra. Milton >> Noble* at Grund- men cook slowly. Turn.frequently. AF-] ; Arbor tor .the past three year. jvllte. )pw fen minutes for thinly diced ham. I I Mr. and Mra. Chas. Bachclter had- Miss Stella Heath from Nileu. Mix. and fifteen to twenty mlnuuis tor slices j |as Christmas guest*. Mr. and Mra.;Lota Heath from Newberry. Mui Mar- >. meh thick. Phone 2634 Hastings, Mich. (Raymond Bachclter of Ferndale. Mr. 'Rare*, and Roy Heath cf Muskegon ------- ------ --------------------and Mra IJoyd Gaskell and family of . and Walter Hcalh of Albion spent Defa’-s in traffic jams help to bum We Deliver The Big Little Store Dowling. Mr, and Mra. Bernard Quin- jC’hrUUna* and the foli.iwiuj wt-.l. up 15 pur I’ni o! ’-he g*Milmc m the: ley of Niles,'Mra. Agnes Quigley and with their paituU. Mr. and Mra. Geo.. average vliy motorist’s tank, U juu-. I Miss Maude Quigley of Grand Rapifta. Heath. been estimated. It is with a sense of deep apprecia­ tion of the fine patronage accorded this store, that • we take this oc­ casion to thank all friends and pat­ rons lor their many favors extend­ ed during the year just closing. .<] We extend our sincere best­ wishes to all, with -the hope that 1933 may bring to all the blessings of Good Health, Happiness and the greatest possible degree, of Prosperity. •A-/ 4'< Clothing for Men and Boys Helpful Suggestions HAPPY NEW YEAR From The North Side Grocery BETTER BARGAINS Saturday, Dec. 31 Friday, Dec. 30 35c Salmon Butter 24c Tea-Pot Tea KU.n«. 18c Bran Flakes ClorOX 9c 2 35c Black Pepper 25c Baker's Cocoa i»iA.ik>» 13c Bliss CoESee 23c A Octagon SOAP 6 25c CORN MEAL 2 ‘£. 25C Order Your New Year’s Meat From U». L. V. BESSMER f HINMAN' �the PAGFSTX GUARANTEED SET of TEETH WANTS ONE C£NT A WORD. NO ADVER­ TISEMENT FOR LESS THAN 25 CTS “ Hastings banntr Wednesday. December ?g. New Chevrolet’s Add fo Payroll of Nation ’ "---------- 7’ THE CHURCHES ClwvroleCs public /thawing of its new rrUBT rREMBTTKRIA!* CHUXCIL FhanV;;c‘-al employment'.uid materials coti* iptiiin. since «hla company k* the iv.c manufacturer ir- the larged in­ BREST BOX NG GAUD FOR SCOUT BENEFIT । Continued from page one> ja'-ople arc back at than inJUiy other active form of sport: i- c.mpaiiy * twenty —in fact there hasn't been a single in­ •» .'LOX) more in jury of any .,kind during the bouts held » wutkpig exclustveh here * 'to ’ date ’ " Amateur boxing is a er t-.t.- and more sport that fan* can enjoy in thr *am-. throughout. tashion that they enjoy basket ball. ,i .. te are indirect- football or ba-eball games ’ t • announcement. S> far thr lut ot entrlrf include tlie. '•ktf livrlrfxjod bv foliowine .... whwh cl... ChefFlyweight chus—Winston and Win­ in..' ;>t iiatfn’. supplier* throp Lltchftvlc! und Babe Wll-rorck of iluitic totals nearly lonti;.Herbert cooper. Pete Barlow: S; with a retail‘and Harry Beaver of Hastings; MerleThis 1; Brulery of Otsego; FTed Walker, contribu* Crytgl: Herbert Stemlrr. Sunfield; this year to1 Ursal Hartman and Virgil Ring of. America B.ddjng <>n display at Bantamweight dags—Eddie McGrath. J A models tea-1 H.istmgs; Ravmond Cramer. .Sun- j . new Fisher ■ field; William Edmonds. Belding Ventilaticu and many othWcatlwrweight class—Howard King.* -...tch the <.-mpauy lia.. de- Otscgp; Leroy Hummel. Sunfield; Art* ieLiin I;r it the leadership in Dowdell. Belding. Bud Wiecorek andnjoyed tor tPur.Jolm Northrup. Ionia; Steve-Karnu-sJ ix \V.*g Cool and Tom Graham. Hustings. . i. .1 .:i th- new Lightweight class — Lovewl QuidtxcA .nd epeed tn the and nick Brown. Otn-gu. Jo,- Geiun. •ir.'uni- B-lding; Wilbur DiBaril. Edmore. Leo us Syn- Witt. Do*t<r. Kenneth Strnuer.' Sun-' S.:>nt field, and URoy Bulky. Belding lore than Beautiful: Lifelike, Natural' EXTRACTIONS 50C DR. O.L. BROOKS Faiarrl'.- te»l vf ttcrprr JlosjilUl MAIM OFFICE OKA ND RAPIDS KKAK niUHCH Our Success ful buiinr.s •naiureinrnt and Mthfaclorj dealinc with poliitboidenu SEE VS » OR INSlRANfE cnurcn or Citizens Mutual FIRE INSURXtitF. COMPANY J. L MAUS & SON ;h safety Stanton; Clair and Frank Kaufiman. , ■ in th- Alto. John Mitchell. Lowell. FrMus ' t>- *l:«» bv Wordmark. Edmore; Ken Buehler •Stream freep-rt Ruy.il Haye'. Fird Thumar-. h n.-l- Btxl Chair and Dirk Palmer. Hasting*.' < tl>. • Middleweight claw - Richard and luit :n-1 diaries liaird. Lowell. itltwj -Light Hravyueight claw — Hartwell din- -Weigand. Lake Odea**. Robert.Schill!».- man. Hasting?; Pete Mitchell. Lowell , itjj ol airplane It local fgns were asked tn arrange atrading; positive ‘ card especially to their liking, it is] -r rteerlng. ‘.proliable a good shine, of the above' liumy nu-rv. tit - name* boxers would lx- included. Mot be nundfill ot cf them have appeared In the local ring al hast once and provide*! plenty of action while their bouts were in GEORGE M. NEWTON SPECTACLES FlTTF.t), EEFASEEn BROKEN LENSES REPLACED. WATCH CLOCK. JEWELRY BEPAtSlNo CASH FOE OLD GOLD. HASTINGS MARKETS EMMANUEL CUUECH. lEPiSCOFAl.) cm; HASTltiCS FARIEII. MEtPoniRT EI'lKOOPAl. CHUECH. • Because of the line list of entries and pnc< . the tact that aU-Rrocee<U will be con trained forme/ tributed by the Odd Fellows to canhave hem coins back i »-qn scout work in the cdunty «<• tx* Chevrolet '• widely distributed; Here that tills show deserves good sup and assembly plant'* ) port., Etcry ticket sold will not only tn th- kxpetal,entitle the irxn<r to see one of the i. |«e.-ib!»- by best card* of amateur boxing to be in- circulation ;jnovjd«1 tn this section of the state I in'during tlie current wnson but will*also, lallbe {i. direct contribution to boy scout j ■ii I activities ■ ... ..' . Home Economics ■■ Extension VVork T SLT CVrrD KRETHEEX CHUECII. CARDS OF THANKS Real Home WALLDORFF FUNERAL HOME •B0A3WAV I MEEH •4mbulcinu<Serwe PHONES . HOMC2605 »«*« 2225 BANNER WANT AD VS. PAY. HOLDING COMPANIES | extension o ioup no. i. NEEDLESSLY ”a ” No tll“atnarr >‘ HCEULEOvLi COMPLEX uumrutA rjl|nty ExtOrou .-n>!nn Club1 of met the hmur of Mrt; Nellie Matthewx. Mon' Ecor.oniist Says Intricate Util­ । ilny aftrrtipon I>c. 19. Mr*. Aahalter, ity Structure Tcnde To Weak­ chairman. presiding.- The roll calf was answered with a favorite Chrlrtma* en Spbaidiaricfi t rompaiiie. to-\«rV interesting levum on making rfl.tply gbtanlic HJiday Sweets" She also explained and many *>uch •!>. Health Score and each member han any «cun6-1 checked her own 'Core . id financial man-' Tin leader*.’ Mrs Dahlstrom and . -|mrtn Profrvor Mrs Cooley will tire the lesson on |>rcSchool of Busi-1 paring vrgetabta* in the near future. at thr Unfvynltyl I tic meeting place will be announced he Bureau later. EXTENSION CLtfB NO. 2. been attackWill meet at the home of Mr* C D >tne of tiw-ir |»>ll- < Bauer Tuesday. January 3 *><h a' ;< runs »o tlie pub* J cookejj vegetable demonstratkjn at a * are now proving1 one nclqck dinner. All members urged ojbe utilities them-; to be present ' .•utpouit ot sound *•* — • ;ch *• mpan.ri < TUp Green v.L»d» Inspire ApprtHr m-Ivi-s bv cleaning I A cnsp green salad raises the appeR, -11,A *•. : THO'. 7 C! USCH !g for |«v. ib!<s pub-! appeal of any meal at least 7S per t.-. nr Wat-.imar. out. uivurding. tu the judgment of ut thr future win i prominent nutritionists. The human indefinitely brcaine it k>* » susceptible to color-the appetite that an efficient group IU Immediately stimulated Since the, mportlng companies profierly I ">e must always be wld on the always better off than great 1 be eaten before the stomach, aside | (ani.-.iions where,w nutritional value, salads are| i -i;.-. are ncc<s-|»iN' additions to the menu from the I grtr/p. .i,ul. when' •levtheUc «i<-wpoint Carrots, rubbaue.l n*<» ar- com-1 * • >ery. apple* may be diced und made' < .c share of'into »n appetizing salad with nunv upport j'arent variatiuns When raw. these food*' •- 'Ound jirop-.1‘ i'e an appeal in c-dor and ertspnea* hold-; which are too often lacking <! «nd•ecurlty _____ _______ _ in the . Tt.c -bleeding" and. r*x>kod product nc member concerns) A lettuce cup a tomato cream n;>.Md<*< and achieve; cheese und a dash of piquant rlrc'slng Frills and. iiasuUm a chief factor in make a salad delicious ruing nl! ' • •etched edge* are unnecessary in a should b«- rrinreoled tn the salad. :r.pvnie« with the object of If your stock of salad suggestions 1» MrrnoDisT episcopal church g the foundation of the running low. perhaps these salad reci­ panv structure instead of pe* -will give the necessary impetus to luircd in advance to pay your Imagination: i thr stock nt'an over-ex<-r ‘ company When hard pound cottage cbce.v* Mich a liolding comjinny 1 t chives.. nable m «ire. with genuine, I1.- c raw carrots, grated. rrtiotl management econom-.pany ran withstand He.... chives, which have been finely Mix dru* unlKiut serious du- chopped, with the cottage chees- sea#or Watermgn * survey i*on with salt and serve dn lettuce giant groups, however. I leave* Make a border < f the grated with'the tusk «>f managing.,carrots around the cheese and going concerns out of goodgarnish with tiny circles'or strips cut •.d had nuUtics, often scattered widely from a green papper. id nil having to cat*n to pay the debts-------------- --------- -----------; of thtlr over-expanded holding or par- Sunday Breakfast* Arc a Real Treat I ent companies, are almost sure to find ■Take time for one gtxxi breakfast •trlvr.i in deep water. each week." says Inei S. Willson, home ihln the industry.there are plenty economist. "You may not need the : example*, of. xuunc} holding i food, but you Will enjoy the sociability .mpaiiv financing and therefore there of a leisurely breakfast hour.” c-hurch or cubist. coats oeove. excu'i- why future deveiopmerx ; A leisurely breakfast means that the il not fellow along their lines, aaysimenu is more elaborate than the usual v < i Waterman. The recent de- Artfee and toast week-day affair. After . ; ii..' be,:n a M'vere test of utility । all there must be food to linger over. * ' ;i;;onfcs and has served to I The following recipes will fit in nicea <‘ the sheep from the goats.' |y with the Sunday morning breakfast: Many y urganiratlons will survive and Fried Sall Pork with Creamed Gravy, prosper and their management meth»- pound sliced salt pork. k1 , .• houjd point the way. to sound and ! 2 tablespoons flour. XOTICS KKOISTEnED BRAND OE STAMP ; reasonable procedure in the future. I! 14 j4 CUI » milk. cups milk. । '• teas noon neoDcr ' 1‘anbrolled Bacon. ,! cook Cook •. para pork siowiy slowljf until crup. crisp, and Place a smgle layer of bacon in a; keep hot. Pour of! all but two tablerax>l frying-pan Place over a low spoon* of fat Add flour, smooth, then j i heat; turn frequently and turn ofi ac- griidually add the milk and stir until cumulated fat from time to time so boiling. Simmer 5 minute*, add pepthat the b-ittom of the pan L* only well per. and pour sauce around pork. If । greased When the bacon la light gold,-'your appetite Is specially good serve <n brown and evenly crisped, remove with new potatoes cooked in their from par. to hot platter. j jackets. After Christmas BARGAIN! At our store you will find hun­ dreds of gdod things to have in the house at prices that you can afford to pay. Why not take advantage while the prices are so low and add the pieces that you have been want­ ing so long? How about that LIVING ROOM SUITE? We have some wonder­ ful bargains in strictly new styles. Conte in and look over our line. We know the price will suit you. Miller Furniture Co. ‘Complete Home Furnisher IIAST1S.CS. MICHIGAN Pre-Inventory Sale orUSED CARS At Bargain Prices A 1.1, of t hem are in good running condition, and have have placed on them, they are truly BARGAINS. with a name and a reputation back of it that stands for quality and SERVICE. If you are looking for a BARGAIN in a used ear call and let iis s‘how you some Here they are- 1928 Studebaker Erskine Coach 1927 Sfudebaker Commander Coupe 1929 Studebaker Erskine Coach 1929 Whippet Coach. -1931 Chevrolet Sedan. 1926 Studebaker Big Six Sedan Model I Fofd Roadster With Truck Body. GOODYEAR BROTHERS HARDWARE COMPANY Phone 2101 Hastings, Mich. nn recommendation of the stale Ranking De­ partment. made- by reason of not being able to obtain adequate interest on reserve funds, and in TRUSS WEARERS Welcome New Feature posits, compounded srml-annual- Battle Creek, decided upon the furtherance of ufe and conservative banking. Delton State Bank Dcilon, Michigan Farmers State Savings Bank thought your truss cc^ild be so comfortable and secure if you wear an Akron Mechano-Pann with new exclusive feature “Selective, Pressure Control." Lei us demonstrate to your satisfaction. Expert nt cum servica. The Prescription Drug Store • *. A. L, BARKER. Rrefr. HASTINGS MICHIGAN Our Prices The prices on all of the mer­ chandise are marked in plain figures . . . with thq price of complete funeral service. CHARLES H. LEONARD Distinctive Funeral Service Afro Ambulance Service �t Wednesday, Dec., 28,1932 PART TWO THE HASTINGS BANNER state and county taxes. Govemor*elect i Comstock insists that the legislature (must find a way to raise the state tax without any levy an real ertate and thaw probably will be done. If *o that Mr.-G. W Sheffield I* one ot the 1*111 lake 1388 from tlw $26 38 per | thousand for this city, leaving $2250 -i-^—tper $1,000 as the tax necessary to *upMUST PROVIDE SOME FORM port the scbooU, the city government The Young Men’* Y group which inft. OF REVENUE OTHER THAN rand’pay the city’s proportion ot the with C. F. Angell last Wtdn<'sday*win meet next Wednesday. Jun. 4 with | county tax. ON REAL ESTATE i It Is difficult to tee how the county Mr. Aben E. Johnson f<fr pi.’ luck sup-. . ■ I tax con be reduced, with so much per and discussion,। money .nul required for..^ welfare and relict Rev. C. M." Conklin and C. F. An* ! FIFTEEN PER CENT LIMI ,„w a $22 50’would be tlie $7.50const!-11 above gell meet a group of older boys of i TATION WILL CUT TAXES ;woik the $15ThU minimum fixed by Quimby neighborhood this (Thursday; j tutlonal amendment. Tlie city council evening ( for pot’luck supper and Bible Several Townships In Barry Co. and (lie school board must undoubted­ study at the home of Merril Clemons -- — -----ly make further economies; but it i Are Now Bolow Limit Bet ; (ftmi too much to expect that they can The Woodland Hl-Y group, ’.rd by By Amendment _jThis _______________ ___ pate $7 50 on the $1,000 from the cost ,Garnet Townsend, met with George In a recent Issue, the Bonner whool* and of maintaining the .Schalbly this week Tuesday evening. C ■‘“'-“O '»■»-• ““-.SSiUl:F Angell assisting. Hastings Hi-Y have their formal in-i ment of tlie total tax rate for 1932 m .^iy ha^ u> b,. llelpea by the state, each of the townships and for this city.; through some levy that will not be troductory services at the first meeting. It also gave the debt service, per $1,000 j made on land or on personal property. 'of the New Year. Jan. 3rd Mr. Albert' # assessment, for thr townslijpg und the Tlie proposal made by Representative 1Becker leader Bob Rowe, who will play full back, city. By debt service we mean pro--Vcrn Brown, when he recently spoke in vision for paying principal and inter-1 Hastings, was a sales tax. or possibly a on ' the all Eastern team with Newman! next . Monday, is sori of C L Rowe. Y : cst on debts which have been incurred.! combination of sales and income tax. । but. which will have to be paid in fu- jaa a means of supplementing tiw JSecretary, who organized Barry Co • 20 years ago. turi years. , [revenues that will be necessary to -some ' The'new MMvfltntlnnnl constitutional nmomlmont amendment. : keep schools alld City gOVenuncillS gO­ adopted by the voter* at the election Iing. It cun be seen that the townships (Questions and Answer* In a High November 8. fixed the limit on avess- [will gel along very nicely if the state School Discussion Group In the Y. inent of property at $15 per 11.000; but tax i is provided for without any levy on It provides for the payment of prtn- real t _. estate . „ ’that were If .... done every 1. (Question) "What is faith?”' clpal and Interest on debts Incurred township in the county wpuld be well (Answers) Faith-ls one's devotion. To previous to the adoption ot Hu- amend- below the $15.00 minimum, without any believe in your owfuelf or anyone else.’ inent. Tlie Hanner staled last week reduction in township and school taxes Trust. Faith is the substance of tilings that three townships Barry. Carlton And both these can be reduced to some hope<i for ’ AU powerful belief. Faith I It brought them a nice little sum of money right One Very Decided Lesson It Should Teach, Is and Hastings. after deducting for debt'extent. , is loyalty to what one believes and, service, .are already lower than tlie $15’ In order that our readers may mc think* Is right Believing and ifclng| when they needed it to pay taxes, to provide That It Is Wise to Save a Part of Your Income jier $1,000 twsu Others are cluse to how the different townships and the true to something. Believing. To be-, Christmas pleasures and to dj> a thousand- and tlie line, varying from 92c to $3.88 on city would be uttected by the suggested Move in something. Trust. Belief in for the “Rainy Day” That ALWAYS comes the $1,000. Furtiicr tax reductions can' changed in tax. levy, we present the something like religion. one other little things that are demanded at this In One Way or Another! probably be mode in the townships. so same table we gave last week in eon- ^2. (Question) "What U prayer?" particular time of the year. tiiat it will not lx> difficult- tn get air of nectlon With tills article, as It yo fully (Answers) Prayer is trying to clear our thcin«down to-the $15 basis. explains what tlie situation Is. and minds of difficulties. To believe in There is still time for YOU to join our Christ­ TMs city, however, will have a real what w1lj result if the state tax is pro­ God. Doesn't 7%is Suggest Something to YOU? Talking -with God. Prayer is mas Savings Club. 'It offers methods of saving to ’ problem; for. deducting from the 831.211'vidcd. ’ * " for ' without & tax on real..... estate. nn attempt to find a satisfactory rein-' tax rntc for this year per $1,000 the; In the case of tills city It will prove tion&hlp with the unlvprsc. Talking It should. It OUGHT to convince youlhat the suit every person. You can put in as much as you debt Service of $4 83. leaves $2638. that gome outside source of help, par­ with God and asking for help, etc.. fvant to each week or just as little, and in 11 SYSTEMATIC SAVING of money is a most com­ which has to be raised thia year to ticularly in maintaining our schools. is Prayer is the asking for something) take care of the city's running ex­ necessary. And that would be true of from God. Talking to God. To ask I months from now you’ll have a nice little sum of mendable thing. Altogether too many people penses the oust of maintaining its most of the. smaller cities which main­ help from God. A way of com­ money and you’ll hardly know how you got it. do not appreciate the value of a dollar. It is aw­ schools and tlw city’s proportion of tain high schools. municating with God. 3. (Question) “What, docs it mean fully easy to get into the habit of spending money to be a Christian in High school?"• < Why not start NOW ? Don’t be one of the “I —and it’s a habit that’s even harder to break. (Answers) To -be a gentleman. To be' Wish I Hads” a year, from now. It’s all up to honest, faithful, and have .a good ehnriteter while here on awiiy. Doing’ Such times as the whole, world has been having *3 . you, of course, but if you could see the happiness nothing to harm others and being ul for the past three years/are not pleasant to ex­ and pleasure it always brings to members of our help. Forgetfulness of self. To live! up to the Golden Rule. To be a) perience, but they will help to bring a lot of peo­ Cbrintrnas Savings Clubs at this time of the year, •=? Cliristian in high school means to do| ple to their senses. you would want to join. what Is right, be clean in'tiiought and! action. To uphold tlie honor of the' Assyria Twp$17.93 $ 189 $16 04 $ 666 $130 $462 14-H $189 8’54 school. To be un honest, trustworthy Baltimore Twp. .. 20.95 “289 — — -2 89 1.00 und a courteous person. Have a strong 1804 Burry Twp.. . 2531 1333 9 03 292 4 17 character, will jxiwer. To respect; Carlton Twp. 1289 others and help 5’our school. 1890 892 Castleton Twp 20 54 66 427 4. (Question) -Are we responsible Hastings Twp. ... 16.06 5.25 133 3.53 31 far right and wrong in society.” <Ans1801 1.00 Hope 'Twp. ■ 1.96 1665 8.57 15 92 972 5.57 1.00 • Irving Twp 5. (Question) “I* it necessary that’ Johnstown Twp 7.21 wv believe?’’' (Answer) Yes. (All the 285 2 57 Maple Grove Tup. 20 60 same.) 7.36 1 45 HO Orangeville Twp. . 18,09 1.20 1669 150 6. -(Qutsjion) "How can I demon-r .40 strale my bi>llef?” (Answers) By your' Prairieville Twp. . 19 26 Rutland Twp. ... 2136 18 88 238 actiniw. In your faithfulness and' 9.79 Thornapple Twp . 21.81 237 showing of your character in believing 93 4 07 1619 Woodland Tup .. 25.21 902 in God. By my actions. By acting it 2 84 1665 Yank. Springs Twp. 18.74 out in your dally life, if It is actable. 2638 Hastmga City .... 31.21 Demonstrate by doing the right thing . Ti-vct-f UNDER GIBRALTFR । iii'hfpf rmra 1IENDERSHOTT. daughter. Mra. Karl Kruger Mr. and and being what you believe is best By A Tl1 ! DURFEE ITEMS. Everyone was shocked Thuriday at Mrs- Kruger are the proud parents of your Rev R M. Hall recch’M the sad . | Several from here attended the every day life mid actions Bv’ From tune to time plans have been Milo. being a true Christian. By telling your I ndviinced for building tunnel* under (news of the death of hU mother and the sudden iiasslng of our neighbor. “ bftby rI h0™ Wednesday. Mr. Mr and Mra. Bradfield entertained Christmas program given at Kellogg opinion to some one or a group. I wrtain narrow stnpa of water such as left Immediately for Caledonia. Thurs- Samuel Bogart. Tlie family has the Molt* mother fa staying with him at a birthday chuper Sunday. Dec. 15, school Tiiurxfa) evening uud reported ----------- the English Channel, the Red Sea. Her- ' day. returning Sunday nnd preached sympathy of all. whUe Mraaway. in honor of tiictatter'.-; mtitiier. Mrs. a entertiunment. Questions and Written Answer* Used ln<f Strolt- ttlld the Strait of Gibralter. here in the evening. He will also ■At tlie present Uncle M!ke HenderMr. and Mrs. Elmer Slocum will eriWilcox. Corers were laid for eight, [--------------- • • • i— In Discussion at Young Men’s Y. M. A fcw >cars B«° EnglWb and French preach here Wednesday. Dec. 28'at shott remains about the same. tcrtaln their children on Christmas «■ • <• — > ... * _ (Hivimvra hrhl -i conference tn deter, cleht in the evening ‘ Mr. and Mra, E. Quick will have for EAST ORANGEVILLE eight in the evening. ‘ ’ f. A. Group l4Ut VS’cek. ! engineers held a conference to deter­ Many in this neighborhood are suf- day. i .Dne-iinni <•«„ mine the feasibility of connecting their Chihtiibi'. guest*. Mr. and Mrs. T. TuCk! AND WEST HOPE,. Floyd Garrison nnd family and Er­ All inemlxrs were present at the fcring from the flu. nli SFi . W; ... under-jur L™. project Grace Brill spent Tuesday and Wed- nie Matteson and family will spend and daughter. Mr. and Mra Ferri* Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johncock enmeeting at Mrs. Purcells Fri­ ,hc *1,n was ^rded as to, day and had their second lesson in nesday night with Mrs. Showerman In Christmas at Leon Moon’s In Dowling. Qulck and sons, and Mr nnd Mrs. IL tertained- for Christmas on Monday (Answers) The so-called common peoHastings. Wilbur Shantz ami family will spend Scobcy. ! the latter's brother and stater and their’ pie nnd their stalls quo and confidence! nutrition. ’, . . . ,» ™nUdCT b“‘“Mr. and Mra H. J. Flower will rn-| families also their daughter and fam- >,I ,h.« pm,,* C«-TO-r.Uol> o( thr ., Mrs. Fancher' and Miss Strikeri Mfs. Bernie-Molt went to Horner Christmas with his mother near Coats — t»Wlr. It .lr|»iul, on ,,»■ praple. O„ ""’J*1 tartaln their children and grundchil- [ z . demonstrated coqking spinach and I Friday to stay a week or two with hcr Grove. ... . . . .. ... . ..... Collins spent Christmas, Uiv IhUitriU- ot th. propio. tnu ot, .U ilrar U Sp.u, thr cabbage, without water, in seven; daughter of Dowagiac. jrlth'ho brother, I. R. Jones, and fam­ 0.. proplr wl.o make up the notion efernment or uluch hu aln-e.ly t,k- minutes, after which dinner was served I Ila citizens en the flrM s,f,ps toward tlie construe- by a committee of five. Then Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Kraus, of Gull ily of Oaletburg. 3 .Question. -What Is Uete.t: "ton of k tunnel under Olbr.lter. thus Fancier gave the lesson and Misslake were callers at the Flower home Mr. nnd Mrs. W. R. Johncock and j Thtysday evening. sons, spent Christmas with Mr. and problem ot the present time?' .An.-Uw eont nenu or Europe Striker the exercises. went Tlie te-kd)i u tment ot Ute peo1 «“(*““ IWlmln.rr erplmlory Rev. and Mrs. Fred King and son. I Mr. and Mrs. Bradfield will have for •Mra. Chas- Von Vninken of West Bal­ pin to a more stable basts of economic i ’”Jrk ’Ul-' tinder for sonic Christmas guests Mrs. Charlotte Ryer­ timore. life and strengthening of faith in peo-1 time, including the sounding of the en- attended the funeral of C. E. Hough-1 son and son Lavern of Hastings. Mr. On Friday evening our school had1 pie. Financial independence. Getting’llre channel for depth by survey ships ton al Tamarac Wednesday. and Mrs. Wilcox and W. A. Spaulding. their „ tree and Christmas program un- the right men to take * *al interest from Ceuta, nnd the unking of shafts Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bateman and I Mrs BclUngi i spent Wednesday and rfcr the direction of their teacher. Miss' n- the afiaiis of the natiorf Thu prob-»three feet in diameter at Trnlfa on the Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hammond «• at- ।| the night with her aunt. Mrs. Laura, Norma Custlw Tlw children did fine' :iem of social adjustment. Labor nrob- i Spanish side. Engineers estimate that “ funeral in Battle Creek Cudwalluder nt Hickory Corners Fzl-1 with the program. , 'lein. Economic situation.? Correcting!^ will be possible to construct a tun- Thursday day, Mrs. Bellinger visited Mr* Grace', Mr. and Mrs. Russell Johncock and let a bad Fwrrnment and corruption, nel about eight miles in length | Mr. and Mrs. Bert Christy of Has-, Marshall of E. Hickory mid Mr. and | .wm spent Christinas with Mr. and1 .'in the government. hi order that the proposed tunnel'tings spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. c F. Moreau at Augusta Mra Arthur Johncock of Cloverdale. I ' 3. (Question) "What fa success?" may be dedicated peaceful rather!Mrs. Prod Christy and family. Mr. and Mrs Clark Osborne will cat i Mrs. Herb Johncock entertained' j (Answers) Success is the hanging on; than military purposes, the committee j Master Billy Christy was absent' Clwistmns breakfast with their dough-' Monday for Christmas her children ' to happiness after other people hate. which fa studying the matter will make from school Thursday and Friday on’ ter, Mr. and Mrs. Elza Jensen, and and grand children. . . let it go for so called thrills and » proposal to the League of Nations in- account of illness. children. I Mr. and Mrs. Ed Johnson und E ARE about to .launch out into a -Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wood will enter-1 daughter, Maritin, entertained their. amusements. Success is the fulfillment t siting its co-operation in. the project. I Miss Grace Baulch ot Owosso and committee is composed of eighteen |Miss Mar)’ Baulch of Battle Creek! tain the former’s parents Christmas' son. Richanf, of Kalamazoo, during the of a goal. A Job you cap do good. New Year, and we want to take this Contented living is one of the prime leading scientists, engineers, statesmen,, sp.-nt Christmas with tlie home folks, i day. holidays. opportunity to thank all of our friends and requirements of success. Success is the and diplomats representing France,. Ernest Bateman will spend Christ- ! nearest achievement toward the goal1IU1E? and Africa as well os Spain and mas with ills parents near Mason. patrons- for their many favorp in the past, . set by an Individual. Success Is health. ( Portugal. . with the hope that 1933 may bring to each happiness and a permanent job. Sue----------------- *----------------------"* MIDDLEVILLE. DUNHAM SCHOOL ITEMS. । KI1£S Kathertne Biake received very f cess Is the reaching of a high ideal in and every one, all the joy, happiness and ' life, something you want to do or be{ ____________ .____ ______ About seventy attend____ the P. T.____ A.' favorable mention as to her scholarship; prosperity it is possible for mortals to re­ 'rlrlnv evening. rvmlnir A A Christmas nmern >... M. wo,. . ___ __ ... . and reach it to a certain degree. ; Friday programi ' ... nt •the S. C. wltlch is very ... pleasing 4. (Question) "What is gambling?"! was fciven jointly by the school'and the1 to hcr friends in hcr home town and I ceive. It has always been our aim-to make (Atuiwers) Gambling is the frequent- parents. Popcorn and candy were’ the school from which site is a gradu-1 our service to our patrons so satisfactory t? ing of places where a game fa not play- served. The committee on tlie SingingI ate. . them, that they will want to be numbered / ed for fun but for the reimbursements school decided that the first lesson1 Arnold Parker and Glenn Vander' involved. ^Gambling is a game of would be given Thursday, January Sth1 Schurr arrived ’ home on Wednesday i among our permanent customers. During chance.and skill. Any game of chance at the schoolhouse. from the M. S. C. for two weeks ’ vaca! or II mlkhl ho clIM rooh,hw«. MoJuanU, awUt hlu kft („ lhc 1933 we will strive to .improve oyr serv­ Won. Insist on getting more heat for your coal dol­ mrnl.ry Hln or to- throujh m ice in every way possible, with the hope The school play Wednesday evening! ™... n. hu conlldc„to atae„e means by .h.™ chance. Risking -n., what .... you ,’was well attended and well done.' lars. Reduce the waste from an overflowing have to get more. Gambling, is playing , lately on account of the flu. that even stronger relations may be of some games for money. Staking | The fourth grade is making a pro­ ! Everyone seemed lo thoroughly enjoy j established between this station it and many pleasant words are heard • ash pit. Eliminate costly, troublesome clink­ money on a chancf of getting more, al- ,duct map of the zones. , for the manner It was put on. Tlie! and all who patronize us. so. usually to get. money without work­ ' We are enjoying the hot lunches very class received a nice sum for their ef-1 ers from your heating problem; t ing as work is meant. 'much. 5. (Question) ’’What is character?”-1 We are planning to have our Christ­ George H. Nofflca and family’are (Answers) Character is the moral and mas party Friday afternoon. Some of Bum RED COMET and save money. mental strength combined with the [ the customs of other nations will be moving tp Uieir recently purchased farm on Grand Rapids Street, former-1 use to wltich the strength Is put. Char- ,carried out. acter is what you make yourself and,I Little Dale Sponseller is back in ly known as the Scoot Sherwood place. If you want a GOOD coal for LESS MONEY really tells what you arc. Character school after having his tonsils re­ We welcome then/ to this community. The remains of Mrs. Frank Burr j is the trained will power to do the moved. —Reporter, Dorothy Mack. try our KENTUCKY EGG coal. were brought here Friday and early i correct thing. Character is the moral Teacher. Josephine Romig. Saturday the remains were taken to! basis laid or attained by any indi­ vidual to determine their social status Mears, Mich., and the burial was I DUNHAM P. T. A. anti, behavior In society. Character isJ at the Hart cemetery. that trait in man which makes him। The December meeting of the Dun­ Lee M. Johnson went to Grand Rap­ what he is. Character Is your own. ham P. T. A. was held Friday evening; Ids Friday where he met his sister, COURT AND JEFFERSON STREETS traits, usually in your mind and dally 1 Dec. 16. The regular time of meeting Mrs. French of Scouville, Mich. She FLOUR <- FEED COAL CEMENT <- LIME actions. has been changed to the second Friday TELEPHONE 2M0 HASTINGS, MICH. BRICK TILE FARM IMPLEMENTS .evening of each month. A singing tend the JohiLson family gathering for An uncompleted mllilon-dollar boa- ’ school Is being organized and will have HASTINGS PHONE 2118 telry at Miami. Fla.. Is being turned in- tltelr first lesson Thursday evening, Fred Johnson. west of town. Gerald Bedford and wife of Traverse to a huge poultry-raising plant withj Jan. 5. A Christmas, program of redprovision being made for the eventual tatlotu and music was given. <nd jx>p- City are spending the holidays with relatives here. accommodatlon of 100,000 fowls. loom and candy were served. REAL PROBLEM UP TO NEXT LEGISLATURE Y. M. C. A. ITEMS WHY NOT BEGIN TO SAVE RIGHT NOW? Thia old bank has served the people of Hastings and Barry Cunty for 72 continuous years—nearly three-quarters of a century, and goingback al­ most to the time when this county was pretty much of a wilderness. In ALL of those 72 years, we doubt if there was ever a year when the officers and directors of this bank received more pleasure and more real delight, than we did THIS YEAR when our. Christmas Savings funds were disbursed. WHY? Because, without any question, they brought more-real happiness to the savers THIS year than ever before! r I- HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK HASTINGS - MICHIGAN TELEPHONE 2217 ONLY NATIONAL BANK IN BARRY COUNTY Greetings for the NewYear W Have you tried our i RED COMET COAL? Edmonds Elevator & Implement Co. & ANDRUS SERVICE �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER M, 1931 month of contest indicating they are of Prof. C. O. Card. Iwnd of Michigan TWO EXCELLENT NEW winter laying strains. State college poultry department, said VANITIES OF HENS The pen of Australorps was entered there is little knoln regarding the Ausby the Orchard Hill Poultry farm of tralorp and Lamona breeds ax they are Battle Creek. Nearly every lien in the not commonly raised in thu stale. In Both Arc Winter Layers Of entry was in production in October, a search of the department’s poultry ' White Eggs—One Originat­ and thu pen led all breeds with a pro- library, he assembled the following duction of BO per cent The average descriptive report of the two breeds. ed In Maryland for all breeds in the contest wa^ 47.3 “Tlie Lamona Is <>f American origin ™-.vinterest ...... --..... More than uVunl U attach- per rent. or. nearly an egg every other having bent originated on the United cd to the eleventh annual International dav per hen. • States eovernnwnt experiment station - ----- contest ----- • at -• Michigan — State e—•- The pen of Lamondx Lamonos frntrf tlie faint !axm at Beltsville. Md.. wher wticre etbe egg laying jfre first matCollcgr through the entry of two com- nf S. E. Raymend .erf-Chardon. Ohio. Ing* were made in 191>*TPb the reparattvely new breed* cf nen*—Aiw'rn- ranked second among the breeds with .suit of 14 years ot careful work uniotrw and Lamoni's; and both breeds a production of 63 per cent. White Ug- dt-r tlw sui>« nisioi: of government exIcd all othcra wi.h the highest per- .horns were third With a production of peru .and its originator. Harry M. Laccntagrs of egg production in the first 51 4 per cent. imon. fJr whpnl it was named by.adding an 'a. to Lamon’x name. ■— ----------------------------------------- . ■ ' •'The Lamona was developed by. ’ frosting the blood.of tlie Silver-Gray Dorking, the While Plymouth Rock, .md tlie Single-comb White Leghorn, the thought of the originator being to make a breed having the long meat body of the Dorking, the table quail­ ties of the Dorking and the Plymouth Rock, and the laying qualities ot the ’ Leghorn. ’ —The fowl resembles the Dorking in type, is a little smaller and not quite o loose-feathered or snort on the leg*.-It iu«c ,u white plumage, yellow skin, lour toes, red ear lobe*. single comb, and lay* a white-shelled egg. -Tlw Au-strnlorp is a breed submit­ ted to the standard of perfection in 1929. As the name suggest*. It was developed in Australia from the Black Orpington.It is more upstanding and . les.-, blocky in appearance than tlw Black Orpington and has been de­ veloped ax an, egg producer. , ■ Us body li- rather long with a grad­ ual su'-ep to the hill and the body 15 of gi»aL weight, but the feathering fit* , more closely to the body than in the ' drpuigton. The comb Is single, the feet are black or leaden color with the bot­ tom of the feet nnd toc.s-pinkish-whltq, The plumage color is ItMroiM greentall-black in all sections and the un­ dercolor fit dull black.’’ » , Michigan Votes for President on Jan. 4! HEALTH AND HAPPINESS IGR Holiday Foods Ginger Ale Buttle* 25c You Still Have A Chance to Join Our 1933' Christmas Savings Club (TT’HE thousands of dollars we paid out to our club ■L members the early part of December have either been spent in purchases of Christmas gifts, some needed articles, the payment of taxes and accounts, or re-deposited in a savings account fund. That is just as it should be... That’s what our Christ­ mas Savings Club is for... that our members might have funds to use as they please at Christmas time! There ate many plans in our 1933 club—a plan for everyone. We invite you to call and learn more about our several easy methods of saving money. Laming, Miriti—Michigan's actual vote for president will b.- cost Jun. 4 When thc.xta’cs 19 presidential ckcnteet'in tlw senate chamber. ’ . TM elector* are required by law to , sign'aix eupte;. of the rejxrrt of their ’ meetings- Thrf first copy tx sent to the Pr.-'idt-tU of the United States Senate. Fcdctal Depwrtpcm of State; th­ . ijcxt tw-n ropw.i qrc delivered to the Mic.itgav DcfMrtnwnt of Htate; an.i the last copy m sefil to the Senior ‘Federal judge in Michigan. Until lfCt». ft -U.O. necessary f.r a nwRamgi r tu carry the report from tansing to Washington every four y< ar>. Tlw need for. the nw-sM-nger ins tluniitatt'ii Uy preparing the .<tx copie* ■ of the report nnd sending them to the vnri.'.iLi itnU-f.ils. • MANY Join Today and Get Your Full Amount Interest a,t the Rate of 3% Hastings City Bank "The Bank with the Chime Clock” HASTINGS, MICHIGAN GAMeTeFUGES EXIST IN MICHIGAN Mixed Nuts Lb. 19c Dates 2 u>. PkR 23c Lard Salmon Pink ILbC.s IOC CHEESE ’ 13c 2 FANCY CREAM - 18c PINEAPPLE - lOc Rolled Oats ' Swansdown Cake Flour 5 Lb. s-d. 15c rk« Mayonnaise IGR Sweet Pickles Quart Jar 23c 2f»C 5 Ox. Jar SUNSHINE 10c ASSORTMENT Four Hundred Thousand Acres Now Devoted Of Wild Life Fell.' htindrcd thousand acres ot Inr.d m Michigan lire ii >w devoted to the FEATURE LIVESTOCK Internationally known men. Wolfgang: ir Game Division Center Of Stage Given To Ex­ von Goethe, often called the German; hibits Of Best Animals From Shakespeare, and .George Washington. ' ires <rf land arc State Herds And Flocks find President ot the United State*, East- Lansing, Dec. 27.—Michigan Thp-aniilver*.ity of another (treat man. livestock owners •will find their special lex* well known'but m his aplicn* equal-j interest given plenty ot attention at ly derervlng of lasting fame, also fell in 1932. that of Dr Robert'Koch, MWJ years! 11.0)1 aerra where all the various stock shows to be held ; physician „„„ and scientist W11U who ,fifty ■cted'and which arc farmer* Week at Michigan State Colstartled the medical circle* of Eu-!January 30 to Fibruary 3. ri\pe and tfje world by announcing that that ! of public. hunting Colts, beet calves, and sheep owned he had discovered thr cerm that cbum-s by Michigan tanner' who are co-op- tubercula'i*.. Scientific, medical, and; umdard rrfilgcs crating with thr; College in livestock public health organizations in varlou., ■tuarie*.- mostly improvement projects will bring tlw countries, including tlw National Tu-; best’of fheir herd* to tlw College for • bcrculosis Association of the Uiift«M: •tw.w that w«-ck. Students will use States and tlw Robert Koch InstitutCollege hvest.ock to stage the Little of Berlin, co-operated in honoring the ng- International, a context in which the,physician’s name last spring. A dinner: si lira manship ability of the students is wii* held in Washington. D. C. at WatiTfoiS* sanctuaries such as the Judged and some of the world* best which Dr. Koch was lauded -for his IliniJ-dtomr Park, nnd Wildfowl Bay livestock is exhibited great service to the human race In dis.tai ’2.050 acres. __ Good livestock hi« lost, none of its covering and thus making possible the State i*ark» Imuii/ nxn than 1 000 appeal to farm owner* and nixwas'eradication of the cause of one of its i ere- and c->ndih-rc»l .v • ttectivv refu- from the aIhiwx held throuslwut tlw'must terrible .scourges President! i> -.tai 2«Jin acre A hast «W -mall- country indicate that crowds attending ’ Hodver. in crtlllng on Hur nation to and interest tn these evrnta iwve honor tlw memory of Robert Koch, dcn-fsTof 9.000 t-quaied any previous record*. ing and ! elated that nnstinted honor was.dtle A hqrae-punpg contest which will,thu great |>hystcian. who alma*cl -.Ard by out *onw of the best jaxUing trams single-handed directed tiA war against mmLMn.-i agMiiu*. each other will t>- repeated on an insidious and destructive di.M-.ve tv amoiu .thu year > program Tins feature has Tlx- bcnellta ot Koch’s discovery loon, rosw lib been one of thr most popular of F’anr.- especially large In fhi* country tn two . .*• Week event* Lack of reating fa- of the fact that thr death rate fmml c>lkie.s for the crowd which wanted to. tuberculosis i* now only one fourth innz and watch the pulling contest cauxd tlw’what fl was in 1M2 Sanctu- program committee last year to place The National Tuberculosis Assoctatwo feature night programs on tlw'non received the following caUcgiam- Encourage Your FURNACE To Do Better :calendar for tlw week. This plan will; from the director cf the Robert Koch; o- followed again. . Institute tn Berlin on the occasion oi ( poultry. «fid turkey, tn particular.[the anmvrrxury dinner • connneed ot' will also be given good spots cn the1 the necessity of international ro-opcra-< bill. A turkey show andltion in the field of iuberculoria -re-1 a’.mwt perfectly preserved for 20 000 entertainment exhibit of R O p stock will dntde’search and control, tlw Robert Koch' years in the silt bed of a long orled honor* as poihta of interest for poul- institute greets America and ll» parup Mir.iT.vz.i lake, and showing phyai* trynwn ittdpation in tlw fiftieth anniversary .< relationship* roriic great ape*, may In addition to the show*, each line; commemorluns Koch’* discovery of the. b>- tfie proof science has been awaiting i-inaimca t:|.tt America, us* once inhabited by auv a ci bvwtcclr will have scctionil meet- tubercle bacillus. We arc reminded of '.L. -MamiiWn than th* mgs at which expert* tn thoae lute* I hu words that nations may well co-opH e wiw m^n f^Li iwre Dr **« ■,cMlca’ ««««**» dally crate tn aolvutf thu problem and in I -rL- r-merrils■ «! Mmtwsota--------------- -------------------,h0 warfare •«a,iut ,he b«’' !J ta.ium.1 Aei. STWttQre* IS V»« ,M m oi nun. .nJ - - the - Uni -- ­ LESS THAN CENTURY. ^>*1 in this warfare for the welfare of czmv, of Sciences meeting'at V wu. .Mui 1M0 .h.n tlx -nvclop,; h ™? l ' “ T “ V " n «" ,:'l, versity of Michigan. .y »•«* aoout imu wnan tnc envelope • \ ...>. which we are familiar today nA. A tmgMiy 6f 20.000 years ago. recall- with first another anotner me a modern fiction "American come into use Before that date the tr3.;: ih i-.-..i, be Indicated bv the na- writer of a lotted would leave a space ’BtuisiMt in vot ture of tlie find Apparently the girl blank on one Mde m> that when folded. . 6*w YEARS AGO. had bee;-, wounded by a spear or ar- there waa an outride place for the; The modem cash register can trace raw judging from * clearly defined a£l<lresA iu development through 6000 years, for! erfufe auu the ,m JU ». there llirir is „ evidence that thr ancients! emi-;e fnlhe In the right shoulder shou.der bt^e blade and. and; jn 1^43 a Mr Pierson ... made first since the body had sunk into the soft envelopes in the Umud States at a lit- , used a registering system that showed bottom of the now extinct lake about . tIf ehoj> on pu](Qn street. New York To the buyer and seller the amount inhal. a mile from the Jiore, tt t* prob- q1{v These were all made by hand ; solved. able that sht- wax rmssing the water In Warren de la Rue andEd-| The first caah register of our-modem on a raft or tn a catioe. Tlw skullot,w.ln jjm patented m England ama-i period wax a device that punched holes’ anil’s »v«*Whum« cWnelor iruUlnp 'Bvelows andthe jm a strip of paper The merchant had! lhc patent fn the Unit-Ito count these holes to check up on 8ta!c5 fOT “n cn'flop'-,l’ldln« ma-' the amount of cash that the cash ’chine was granted to j. K. Park and c. drawer should contain Thia machine owdem s Wat>on Npw Y<jrtl - w mwn|M Jaajb Wlty Mongoloid races. __________ » । UJu, mafty olh(?Ta pro<Jl.oed about Ohio, tn l«TO. I’ u estimated that America loses ,hi*t period, envtlovw, thus made were i while the latest machine give* althu-iy years a day watting for traffic nOt conufiereially successful. Just be- mo»t a stenographic record of the day s hohu, J fore the Civil War peenre H. Reay; business, including the date, alnouni, • ’-------------- - ------------------- ' ’placed cn the open markit the first clerk’s name, receipts etc.. It s»Ul reMere r.»ae issue* Irani the propeller., successful machine for making eme<uins ita original name of Cash Regbof an airplane titan from its engine. lopes. ■ ter.: • I’EVRS 1. G. A. COFFEES ' I ' Blend Lb 32c 'G' Blend Lb 27 c Peaches IGR 2 > Can I5C Holiday Candies 'A' Blend Lb 21c v,tDrL.p.r‘d tb 39c Biscuit Flour Prt>>«<d IGR Peanut Butter rk. Z7C Y IG A STORES T I You’ll be surprised what your Fur­ nace can do —a hotter fire, better control, more easily handled, cleaner, less waste in ashes. Saves money. FOR WINTER COMFORT AND ECONOMY USE CONSUMERS COKE Phone 2305 Consumers Power Company ' ---------------------- �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 25. 19J1 DALTON. STABS IN UNIVERSE have been thought to be very far away, °< Dr B J Rotrinson ESTIMATED AT 89 TRILLION.1 but now Joel Blebbln*. of Um Mt. a unlveree of Imagination staggering;Wil*’" Obaemtory, CaUfonii*, repot­ ------ -— death last sWk In Kalhmatoo Dr 1 to lh< Ac*"m7 lhu *<xne nd To!lowed ahortly afire At that Claw District. In Otsego And Pres.and roller *k*Ung became tlw vogwa. Stat­ que Isle Counties Peppered “^.ym^thT to the bmered ,nd unxn°^L^ua2‘' «"»«< A of ing clubs were organized, and bulk!’ With "Sink Hole," in,3 were constructed for that purpose. In later years, before *r Uttar I al Ice Airplane photographs recently com-, J™'* “1 lhe hon* "m’ « enM '« ; University, at the autumn roment ion L lun appearl ftt ron*et, wtwn was produced, roller skates were ueed X Gladys GMkill enterUlned a rays come to the observer through a lankly in th* playing at indoor hockey. que Isle counties are.rfAmllng for. /hrtriw tSre WtoftU 1 ,necUn« “«« Bl l,‘*' "University of । distance of dust filled otmoThe sport has It' iwnodlc outbreak* of the first time the reaCCemblance of few d*L?a WedM*- Michigan. * popularity, but today we find that It la some ot the famous ••lnk-hoie»" to daJ * *!***n, „„„ In only a portion of the *ky. 7B.000 * -----------------------------------almoat entl'ely among the children meterorlc crater-. ■ Vernon Morford underwent an opera- galaXie-l lU!i of which our Milky nni. F1. rhoi giit that wo ser the ure of rolk r skater . . ... ,u, , h tton for appendicitis at Bronson bin. .v.dr ,i e,.mnie ha«» been bhoi out The picture* taken from th* air show Thutsdav rnorntng Dec 15 H«“ . >. ® ,, ., ‘2L. mi“Xt , TO V. 8. ABOUT IM.3. ^n “finen"t ThU”d*y cS^JfSXoZiaxlei The first recorded patent of a roller More than half of America'* popu­ 2,^^.TdXi with Washin U,n D'r ! w10.be mapped in Um heavere. wPh an 'skate was in FYanee in 1819 Other lation is found In cities, town* and vU-. ^Whokni.m^f them Med with1 uumate of about a billion star* «f------- ----------- •­in the 1 la<orecord... however, show------u* that 1 --------------- e-*.e- --------- water and looking as though "ixx shota j*’1' ’J"* gjTD Mllrv *blrh °“r ,,w,‘ iUn “ ““ *verw “m* eighteenth century, a wheeled skate war, tn u>c on the roads nf Holland. I A three-story bus is now u> wi vke in Telephone 2515 Frank Sage Hasting., Mich. had l>»n taken at tlie earth from M Charles Harrington <-neac’1 golaV•■ , , .. S “"" I",, »'“* -PP- rvdduh tn ctor. The early part ot the last century saw ' Italy. -. . True «nk h<4ea, however, are no- IMjanp and the|r wives from Kalama-; — craters formed by tailing meteors but Christmas Dny were formed when limestone roof* qf WM receh^ here Wednesday , tries of the world, Professor Sharfman . underground caverns were eaten aww Lf tlM? dealh of j^n-y c Aldri(.b 0, GOVERNMENT CONTROL Mdd. If a scliedule of world trade wu by water action, permitting the rock । oilIerturgi BRpd 73 years He ha.< been I OF BUSINESS NECESSARY attempted, it was predicted tiiat II und earth above lo plunge down Into.>n<a|Ced in the hardware and tmple.would soon come to grief on the rocks ' the cavern below, according to the Geo- nM,nt buHncs* in Galesburg for tlie, 1 r.f national sovereignty, which every logical Survey Division of the Depart-seventeen years He b> survived by I University -Professor Believes nation guards jealously ment of Conservation. Frequent!)\ bls Mn Burr, and a sister. Mrs Joanna Economic Planning Essential ■ Rather than a rigid plan Imposed these hole* are about as large as a city j Moon <lf Gllll ■on trade form above, or the obviously block and have ainxat perpendicular stockholders of the Delton Tel. To Prosperity bank*. In some Instancea drainage phorw. c<) wiu ^4,, lhe|r Bnnual mrrl.. unsurecM-fui control resulting from A broadening and mp»e "rrnlLttc" traditional individualism and free com-• wa* cut otl by the slumped in rock* (||(f Bl tlu> Community hall on Saturgovernmental supervision of business petition, we will find a middle ground 1 ami soil and the holes have since part- dav Jan 1KJ3 al t 30 p M Mfs Bd„n needle of Hickory Corand 'Industry must Sud will I* thr which Is'practical and necessary to the ly filled wNti water. wte / Homc of lhe most spectacular of the |W Thureday with Mrs Fran­ future policy tn I hr United Slates if common welfare," he predicted Till* KROGER STORES Searles' a tea onabh- wonomic stability is to be will be a broader regulation of business ko-called '"sink-holes" are located in 1 Mr and Mrs: Piter Adrtanson andj maintained. 1 I* Sliarfmxn. chairman activity s as a whole, a* railroads, Otsego county; one of tlitm known ai of' tlie economic* ilepartnirnf ut tlie banks and public 'utilities have been “The Devil's Soup jowl." These are not | h^ wUI .pend Saturday night and I true limestone "sinks ’ but are deep. aundav u1th Mr and Mr* Roy Adrian-' L'nlvrrMiy of Michigan. t<4d State edi­ controlled for years. ’Tile policy of government will be a KltaBtomWU in U» „mUy ,t miIfc Cr,,k tors assembled for th. annual University • Frew club of Michigan pi< ce-mial correction of fault* ami ot Mnd. KT,vel .(id el»y. Fracct.iwle llrmt and two wins. Manin M t„ U11,in< wrfn.meeting. “Economic. planning" its ad. abuses us they ujipcar and us they arc ttoallj all nt the OU- s-. "MnL hot.. Mr Mr and! vacated by some m»IuI fdonqintate hr admitted by public and business lend- j ar. nn.M alth wator and soundlns. d Lb. Mn„„ onM1 MW1, railed ’ impracticable at the present er* alike to be harmful to tlie general; lune bren nunto jhnwlntt ujn. of national good. Tiien- will beno com-1 holes to be almost 100 fret deep. returned with them to spend u couple 1 bine.. Nome Are Dry. Jot weeks through the holiday vaciRion. I’rofes.ar r.hatfinan stated tiiat munUtic destruction nt private proper-j ty or privilege, but the understanding • A few mile* CUM of the Stale Forest' nn<| Mn _ clarence Texter of iiudncM and industry running unregu­ lated. as tta-areMMuf situation to­ that Wither property nor privilege will, headquarters in Presque ble county HlMtings. Mr and Mr* Burdette Little tharM McDermott I day, has proved ronchuively that the la- so um d as to endanger tjic well be- J art iwwrnl dry "sink hole* In lime-1 n(J Mr nnd M Pint Fancy Select fIope Center surprised Mrs Kate private inn-re. is ret free by thr lais?* Ing ol the country as u whole," Pro-, stone rock. In the bottom of .there Sharfman said. wcll-Iike holt; frees flftv .f**1 high on ht.r gjxi, birthday Wcdfa Ire policy are naturally unable to fecaor In like manner wc will find it to are growing, and often the tops ob the nPMlay at honic ol Mr; and Mr. 1 hold to n saw und safe courre. with Lb.. mutual advantage to make prac-, trees are 30 or 40 fret below the sur-1 Jxo|1 Dunning rr.ults tiiat arc contrary to the wel­ our fare of buitims. itself. as well ns to Ural and far sighted trade agreements 1 rounding surface level. Here and there [ nu> fhudrrn ea.c an cxrelknt n. tinmil and international conditions. to insure the needed free How of for- 1 are fouqM extinct "sink holes which । ciirivtma* program al the schoolhouse (Mi the oth-n hand economic planning, eign tiade. since' no modern producing . existed long before the great ice wl,^ afternoon and al Ha close old in the mt.-c of a trade and industry, and creditor nation can remain isolat-1 as. there holes are now filled with SaI|U 01aus canM1> lt w„ wld. ln „ as -(Uucnti’ri by some social economists. glacial drift.. 'rowboat from Hastings und helped to One of the most famous limestone unl041d Ul0 lr,r of ,u* roany prerenu Ls wholly Unpractical, tboifgh In llrory A ••horipbarrow" .has been perfected "Mnks is known » Sunken Lake where 1 ha w„h rt.v. desirable." j Mla M |h(. tt.aCh(.„ also. An economic plan, if laid out on a in Germany.1 It has a barrow within a' lhe north branch pt the Thunder Bay. Wr ft.r ^rv >orn. to „ that ya,s. national -al. would bo dash with large rolling wheel, rollers on the Ibarf- ■ River tllsapjsmred into a limestone Boneless Lb. Ls <‘nc^±d Ln .“T Helen Aldrich was taken w mdch j Ideals of ’ inrfepi ndi tier • at^* Conrtllu- carrying section. allowing it to remain I last Saturday that *lse was ta\en t . tionld rishi* as to anxise widespread free while tlie barrow Is propelled. Thk> Hrtr Mr State Park in Presque W® | county. i’,to the Bontess hospital for medical' objection and cvaxwjtt in the United imw device jiennlU heavy loads to be ,w,n,v A large sink has been discovered be- ,treatment Her condition, is reported, Stales und most other industrial conn-'1 transported easily. ix e* nealh the waters of Lake Huron. The I,Ito be quite serious hole is in El Cujon Hay about seven' Utile Charlotte Barner, got her hand Lb. miles eost of the city of Alpena Tlie caught in a motor washing machine! hole contains 7(1 feet of fcater while Monday and injured two fingers very tlie depth of the water immediately severely. Lb. . i surrounding it is only a foot or two Mr and Mrs Gerald Bush ot Charle­ Tlie cafitiK in of a part of another sink, voix came Thursday to spend the holi- > mostly concealed, can be seen in the days with their parents. Mr. and Mrs J limestone bluffs on the west aide of the I.. N. Bush bay where there is a large crack seteral Miss Maxine Henton of Taylor UniFor safely of principal and regularity f<:r t wide and teveral hundred feet in rerstty arrived home Tuesday to spcnA of (iividi iKl.-. inve»l your surplus funds length along the Muffs. ulllUit> vavui>uu ,) ; nrr her two week*' ,holiday vacation.. •s, . The entire Leonard, family, together in building and loan shares. They arc Generally, aater filled sinks are > wnv Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith andj without visible Inlet or outlet ami ihc(Mr and M„ H T Reynold* weir enas nbar depression-proof as any invest­ levrl ot the lake rises and falls with l(,rtall,(.d lpr chrhtmas dinner al the ment you can find and return a that of the ground water in the im- honir of Mr, and Mrs. George Leonard mediate vicinity. These sinkhole lakes in Hastings reasonable dividend. are rapidly becoming focal points for | Arnold Faulkner is spending his holU Interested tourist... Some of the water day vacation with his pan.nu. x Fine, rich and diiUnctive filled holes contain fish, plantings hav­ James Underhill suflcred a slight ing been made by the state from lime stroke ot paralysis Thursday night. HLv to time. condition is Improved at present and Certain jiarts of Alpena, Otsego, wc Jiopc for a speedy recovery. ■ h> 25c ie»j« n*. «>,i «B Presque Isle and ufher counties in the Foil bodied end Revory Feacy Country Club • enough for 9 pier northeast section of the lower penin­ sula are underlain by limestone forma­ Mr and Mrs. William Dipp and Mrs tions and it is In these areas for tiiat i*rS« t«4-ib. io.i ioh-<z. reatori tiiat the sink holes arc found, Harlow Seger were in Hastings Wed­ Mede ei you would neke it Country Club - pure - undiluted 1250 Griswold Street, Detroit according to the Geological Survey nesday afternoon. M1M Pauline Moore visited the Jones ! Division. Surface water works through school Tuesday. . this limestone; dissolving channels I. I.. Maus & Soiu-UrprcM niativcs in Mr. and Mrs. O. L Lightfoot spent1 along cracks und joints until it forms a Wednesday at Hastingscavern. Miss Lola Wieland L- spending a few days with Miss Phyllis Allcrding at Lo-1 PROGRAM WILLJtEEP___ gan. TUNA FISH Standard quality— An uaosasl velue 2 cere 25c (j Miss ^nna Stowe is on the sick IL*t WOMEN VISITORS BUSY with ear trouble. Virginia Moore U confined to her Lectures, Music, Drama And home wltlr the whooping cough. j Banquet Arranged By Comm. J4*4-ib. MCk No. moi .FAIR LAKE. or Gold Medel Flow , County Club County Gendeman For Fa/mers* Week A baby girl, who has been named East Lansing. Dec. 27. — Music, Tlwlma. was born Monday to Mr. and! 4k> p1. 10c drama, lectures, nnd entertainment Mrs. Flojd Canicll. Seeded or Seedlew Country Club ■ foe quids, eery pier, puddi ay, features are crowded l£> Jhc limit on Thursday afternoon Mrs. Lottie ColON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF the women's program during Farmers' lister apnrelicnded three young men [ Week. Jan. 30-Ft.b. 3. but the program taking wdbd from her. pile in th.', ; also provides enough free hours so any woods. They were Robert Engie. Roy i visitor* to Michigan Stale College can Symons and Wesley Oster of Battl.enjfiy any of the genetai program,s ui Creek Deputy Flower* t<g>k then) to I the afternoon or inspect the Exhibits Hastings where'they were fined 87 cosp. ''at the shows. ' which they were unable to pay. . Famom Easbewy—Rich and swooth—2 lb. 19c | Clotho.. children, nnd food are the Mrs Alice Searles Is very sick. Mrs. | factors around which most of tlie S|>e- Sadie Smith caring for tier . COUNTRY CLUB Fancy qsulity 2 1*lb. jan 25c | rial women's program* are built but ; home furnishing and home beauUticaSOUTH WOODLAND. lion also have been given attention. Tlie ^peakers will be members of the College1 Mrs. 3. J Varney of Nashville spent stafi and nationally known authori­ ib pi,. kl... 23c the week end with her mother. Mrs ties in certain lines of workA Cellophane wrapped - 2 Ib. pkj. 2Jc Hollywood - etuSed, pl. 25c ‘ | Nutrition work with emphasis on Lucy Rowladcr wholA very ill. Mr und Mr*. E. Dcakina spent Sun­ ! getting the most food value with the ib. .least expenditure of money will per- day P. M at F. CosgwvH'a ntar Lale7 varieties from which lo choose Emberty . with home use de Urie / haps be one of the most popular sub-! view. 'Jccts dinrus^ed. Thr women who atMr.- and Mr*. John Blocher spent [tend the Farmers' Week meeting* tn Sunday with their broihcr, William ’many cases are local leaders In ape-'Waddell, and wife on.the Center road.' cud projects in their communities and *** -----------Ite (hin«s lc.rr.r.1 w lhem are rtlwrt J}5’T । to groups of their neighbors in comPATLNTLD IN ENGLAND, munity meetings. The earliest record of a rubber tire How to make the clothing dollar lies in a patent granted in England In OR COUNTRY CLUB — la dalidom lofc.to wuce more elastic than during previous [ 1845 to Robert WUltam Thompson year* will be another subject with a Nearly 50 years later, when the bin^iniilar r*bl!rfrr.u u nar nut cvcle hurt rxsnw intn nmiuler use John popular appeal. Children wear out cycle had come Into popular use. John clothes at fast when wheat Is 40 cents Boyd Dunlop of Belfast. Ireland. in­ -------------- —FINEST FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES-----------------a bushel a* when. It brings a dollar. Tlie vented the pneumatic lire. Many im-, homemaker's problem is to make the provemcnU were necessary when the 140 cents do the same work as tije dol- time arrived that motor vehicles re­ tar. and some of them arc doing a bet­ quired pneumatic tires. Michelin A' ; ter Job of It than some financial wix- Co. of Prance, incidentally, first ap­ ard* who arc trying to do the same plied a pneumatic tire to an automo­ bile । thing. When one sees the enormous quantl-! I The annual homemakers' banquet , will be held this year on Tuesday eve­ tics of tires tn use today, one cannot1 but be Impressed with the progress ning. January 31. from the crude.clastic belt of canvas TAMARAC CORNERS. which was covered with a solution ot Clnlha Houghton poseed away Mon­ rubber or gutta percha, that Thompson' day night. HU funeral was tjeld from produced, to the beautiful nieces of Tsmarsc. church Wednesday at 2 P. M. workmanship being used today Vet 1 Rev. Griffin of Hasting* officiated. We that crude production is substantially ho«ca-4-..j« $ gfve our deepest sympathy to all thr same Idea involved bi tlw modern TELEPHONE 2121 HASTINGS, MICHIGAN 'the friends. rubber lire.’ < Juae bhovan spent Monday night with Audra Sears; in the evening they Grc»t Britain hu developed a nitroattended Audra > Bunday be boo I geu fertilizer that it u »ald will peruifl mmSVoU te* ChrUlnuu pony at Mra. Nogkr’s at j seven cows to graze wkere only tow Lake Odessa. i could graze normally. ACDIAI DUnTGQ CUHUU 1 i™.iY-rin*je! "CRATER r*lu>n FORMATIONS of Wayland »#• sorry to hear of his Red Clover c..i ENTHUSIASTS SEND US New Customers EVERY DAY Hastings Lumber & Coal Co. KROGER WISHES YOU A Happy fttw year In Our Meat Department ---------- Steak 12$£c Fresh Ground Beef Oysters • Sausage 2 Lbs. Spare Ribs 2 Lbs. Sauer Kraut 25c 25c 25c 4 4 115c Veal Roast k A Real Investment J 6l£c 7c 5c Pork Loin Roast a* Fresh Side Pork Liver ------ :--------- In Our Grocery Department JEWEL COFFEE sr .19c COUNTRY CLUB - 27c yHic Rational ?finait & ynueshnent (ffnntpantj 6c Bread 10c Pumpkin French Coffee ca«5c Tomato Juice . 15c I CREAM CHEESE Pillsbury 59c Fancy Corn Special Close-Out Prices Raisins 29c Mince Meet USED CARS "PEANUTBUTTER 3 25c t .s, .. 10c Before Inventory! Don’t Buy Until You Get Qur Prices! Sorpe GOOD USED TIRES, size. 19x4.75, 18x5.25, 19x6.00 and 19x5.50. $^45 Choice......................... uy JL ACC VII On AU SEAT COVERS, AUTOMOBILE POLISH and All HOT AIR HEATERS (except Otwell.) 1/ 72 >6 OfS On All Model T Parts Don’t Forget a FORD 13-Plate Rubber Case BATTERY will operate any $^U75 make of car for only.............. .. Golden Dates 13c Queen Olives Cookies 10c Salad Dressing CAMPBELL'S BEANS -5c GRAPEFRUIT —- 5 - 19c Jonathan Applet Naval Oranges UNIVERSAL GARAGE CO. < 25c« Mlcwjin Sweet and hdey Oranges BANANAS 4 * 19c s- Me iw. 1JC ■iMMd t» *• �THE HASTINGS BANNER. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 21. 1972 „ , ANOTHER NEW PEST IS- I lf , , FKirRtmti.r DOfTLlNG. ,| CARLTON CENTER. Mr. and Mrs. .Vaughn Mott have We promised a full report ot Christ-1 There <ere a good. many attended UtADCn Aintu nu U/AV: Ml$s ,n” Manb>’- telephone operator HEADED NOW ON WAY.-at Hickory Cotners, and nephew. Har- rented a few rooms ot John Doater for mas activities tills week but an' the the Gllirhtmas exercises given by the *•“* p'» ’£ ----------jolJ Monty of the Elite diitrlct. were the winter. Glad io have them with us items have to go In on Saturday It Carlton Center school Thursday evewill be Impossible to do so. but will! ning and they were very much enjoyed • ' An Insect That Destroys Apples Vuietlde guecu ut >>cr mother, Mrs. again. jby all. ’ Verne Calthrap and family were In write up a'few of tlielr Intentions. Is Spreading Westward p^uri^h-vcr ha<invad«d the Mlles Kalamazoo Thursday. Rehearsals are In brder at present' Tlie Brown school had their ChristMr. and Mrs. Floyd Shelp and Opal for tlw Christmas pageant. The pro- mas exercises Friday evening. A good . ( ' Prom N. Y. Orchards Schroder home and on* son u ill Honeywell were Kalamazoo shoppers «• DriircuU rephala mollipcs >* the C^c^n pot la also prevent >n that gram and tree at lhe schoolhouse Fri-. many attended and enjoyed lhe pro­ ?: ! name M > w apple >■«« Mildred O.tjw and .Thursday.- Other shoppsni at the same day afternoon were enjoyedkby tlu».- Beam very much. place wi re, Lucy Nbrria, Mr. nnd Mrr uho attended and the pupils will now m>m Jessie Usborne and friend from \ ,n Thto»pee.t.la a Marine 8w»t; o! Huungs High ach-jol Mark Norris, and Cletn Munger. Mrs. have ii short holiday vacation which Kalamazoo are spending their Christ-t. । iharpnored leathduper. are *]>end.ng tbc»r vacation with home Smith and children. Robert McKibbm they arc looking forward to with much mas' vacation with tlie former'*- parnnd children. i Plot P W ctw 1) de*cnber the in- f°,k* enthuslasm. . ent*. Mr. and Mrs. John Usbome. Mr and Mrs. Iraac DeBack and Nor­ i- r Jury to the fruit "a* though a rmall Mjm Bertha Miller o.* the Lansing Mr. and Mrs. Charles Belson attend-' - A few neighbor# and friend* walked ,i i . riu!d dn< hu nnrenuib repeatedly echoote is .pending the Holiday. with ma Castle spent Christmas with Mr. ed tlie 50th wedding anniversary of In on Mrs. Wm. Hale Friday evening. and. Mrs. Frank Barnes of Climax and Mr. Belson* parent.'.. Mr and Mr*, jusvto remind her site luid a birth' through the apple dem.” Some apples Iff modter. Mt* Belle Miller .■ may ha-- nearly a hundred of tr.e«ety^Ir ■ •tl Mr t^r!1 VanAukrn enter­ Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barneg John Belson. In Rutland Wednesday, day. A very delightful social time was - • ■ -revet nt shape punctures, each t.V.fatamed on ChrUlma* day their children cf Cloverdale. December 21. A fine dinner was sen -’ hod und delicious refrestuhente were Tlie Christmas exercise* at the cd. but owing to the poor health of served, fie ver a I pretty and useful gift* “ with about twenty eggs. at dlnne: , ,. The leafhopper i kndwn'u the' Carl. Merle.and Wiltord VanAuken church were fine: a big ciowd and a Mrs Belson the party wag 'limited to 1 were given her in remembrance of the -harpnoved leafljopbey braiuee uf Its are busy these days makmg a raid on moat enjoyable evening spent Mrs the members of lhe family only. occasion i.-eculiar eiongnated Iwad It is bright the sparrow population and meeting Paul Brown had charge of the pro­ Mr and Mrschildrer 8 A Wertman will enHenney. Elmer Marlow and terrain their gram. preen In'color and lhe adults air about with good success. _ Mrs. Hyde, principal of our school, Their guests will be Mr. and Mrs.!*** H“»eial of C>’M* ,*°“’h,0I‘ “l one fourth meh long. . The female; Mr. and Mrs Bernard Shepard enthturts her s'V.>pl-#ha;je blades of the tertalnrd Ktr- Shepaid * people trom has been ill w1th"a severe cold, so wc George Wertman of Johnstown, Mr. Tamarac church, Wednesday after"" had no school in tlie higher grades for and Mrs. Charles Belson and Robert noon . . Jayhig apparatus through the ap-; Chartotte tm. Christmas diiy. . X-.----i.ter pie nkin. Then ahe draws, tlie binder. The Assyria Center school observed a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Orv. Dunn of Fine ■ Mr. and Mrs. C|uy Nosh and Mr. and Lack and forth nnd since, the blades Chrtetmaa on Friday afternoon and Mr. and Mrs. Verne Calthrop and and i Mrs. August Tasker went to Lansing 1 • have saw-teeth, along the margin, she the church school presented a program Hazel entertained Saturday at a hike. I Thursday afternoon and brought WilMr. and Mrs. Lloyd Gaskill and Hard Nash iiane for the holidays. rctually saws the chescent shape cut cin Christmas Eve. Clirisuna* dinner. Mr. and Mrs Fred family will spend Christinas day with through the skin Mrs. Ella Bird is spending the week Freeman and daughter Wilma of Pine I Mr. and Airs Leslie Daniels and • The hi.Mxts lay egg.* In the apples at the home of her steter. Mrs. Bessie lake. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Freeman and Mrs. Gaskill's parents. Mr and Mrs. family spent Christinas day With Mr. and small twits but seldom go higher Shepard, at Assyria. Center. two sons and Mr. and Mrs Harry Free­ Charles Ba'chcllcr at Hastings. and Mrs; Murk Craig and Keith in Hum three feet- from the ground. ; John Olmstead, who I* in very inflrm man of Gun Plains. Mr. and Mr?. Basil Mr. and Mrs. Howard Stanton will Hastings. Where Hn-y air fully e. tabluhed they health is slightly more, comfortable. Freeman and daughter of Webberville, entertain tlw members ot the Stanton, may lulu practically,all the apples Mr. and Mis, Joe Mm and daugh­ Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn Erb of Grand family at their farm home Chrtetmdr.l San Dli-go, Cahf. won the worlds within the thnc-loot range. ter. Bea trice, of Battle Cretk. were D'dge and Mr. and Mrs. Pau) Myers ot with a tree for tlw little folks and the record last year for the moat library Tlu-v »tart egg laying lute in Septem- xr.itcra on Wednesday at tlie home of Delton. grown ups' too. books read per capita with an average b< r and early October which gives tlu tfieir aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pur­ The different societies are sending Mr. and Mrs Orllc Fteher will spend of 11 books apiece. fruitgrower a chance to pick the early cell. ■ out Christmas cheer in well filled bas­ Christmas at Kalamazoo where I hey ' vartellea belure thr in«ect starts it* Mrs. Sylvia Scidnion* from the kets. will attend a family dinner at tlw' datnaee Clean cultivation of the or­ American Legion hospital came on Tlie School Christmas tree and pro­ home of Mr. and Mrs Edd Titus. * chard to tlie only sugfreMcd control no Tuesday to sjiend the n-m|ihidet of the gram were held at the schailhouu* William Parker, who tins been in a fur devlud. . * holiday wawn. Friday night. A good time Is repotted feeble condition for jwiinc time was re­ Thr pest wa* fir-t di*ruvrrrd in 1931 Mr. and Mrs. Miles Schroder cx- by all. moved Friday evening to tlw home of in Tompkins county. N/w York, by a cty their mniiu-r. Mrs. Duqkcy,’ot Robert Garrett is able to be in hl* hi.- daughter. Mrs Charles Shultz in Makt This 25c Test ctato of agricultural tudents on a field C'jIoii to tic with them tor the present. garage again Buttle Creek. Mrs. Parker accom­ tnp It was found 111 Wayne and On­ Don't wake up for bladder relief Mr and Mr* Don Jewel ot Beulah. Mr. und Mrs. James Boulter and panied hcr hutband where she will re­ tario county orchard* this year, hxli- Michigan, have returned home Mrs son spent Christ mas with Mr*.' Blanch main Indefinitely. Phy.dc tin- bladder ns you would the cating the uvect I* moving westward Jewell - spent tlu- week with-her par- Stanley nnd family of Kalamazoo and bowel*. Di ire out impurities nnd iKuiafd Trethric,. who ho* been III toward the Otno/nna Michigan .Iruit* ‘rirts, Mr. and Mrs. J^ H. Norris, while Monday xlth Mr. and Mr*. Clinton ut his hom£. for several months left excessive acids which cause’tlw inibelt* nt a rather rapid rate. t at ion resulting in wakeful nights, Mr. Jewell attended the County Castle and son of Orangeville. Wednesday. for the sanatorium ut leg pqlns, backache, burning and ■— Agents" conference held at laihsing. Perry Fossett of M. 8 C. andlWlM Howell where he will be cared for in frequent desire. BUCKETH.' thr i‘ Mr* Isabel Benham and daughter. Fulda Oudeh of Bpnton culled at the an effort to regain hte Iwalth. bladder physic, made from buchu. f.. who have been visiting at the Bernard 1-athrnp home Friday and attended the Juniper oil. etc. works effectively on Tasker home r*turned to llieir home nt Christmas program at North Pine IRVING. the bladder us castor oil on the Lake school. j Hasting... ‘ \ Wm. McCann is home from M. 8 C. bowels. Get a regular 25c box and Mi ‘ Katherine bones ha* succeeded ,Mr. und Mrs. Arthur Lathrop and for tlu- Christmas holidays. , after four days if not relieved ot Miss Katherine Srltarr. teacher of the Mrs. Louise Lathrop spent Christmas The Sunday sctltxil and church gave getting ui> nights your druggist will nt BarryvUle. • Elite M-iuxd who n-Mgnrd recently. ii nice Christmas program und pageant n turn your money. Make this test. •• Tlie Eagle and the Stevens schools at the qjiurch Saturday evening. You are bound to feel better after SOUTH THORNAPPLE. , rioted f«»r the holiday vacatton* on TrtMiss Lillian Sowerby is home from this cleansing and you get your reg­ On Monday. Dec. IB. the cilirelw of >. . day evening with appropriate Christular sleep. Cnrveth A- Stebbins, this community called to pay their last Chicago for tlw holidays. nia« ob*crv3-ic<Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Fox were In Has­ druggist.!. Hastings. E. L Kane, . M. Bt lie Miller luu been with Mr respects to one of their oldest and tings Wednesday. druggut. at Nashville, say BukcL. te much respected citizens. Mrs. Martha । N« tUc Manby the past reck during tlie Eleta Wilcox te visiting her dunt, a be.it seller.—Adv. Hoyt who" passed her 70lh year. She •i I latter's iUnes^ Mrs. Fillingham, in Rutland. ,", Mr und- Mr- A C Hyde nnd Joyce. will be missed by many friends as well Elaine spent Ute Yule tide at tlw home os in tlw home. She leaves three • cf tnetr parent*. Mr and Mrs. Buchan - daughters, one in 'Oklahoma one m Grand Rapids nnd Eunice, who te at 'an of Niles. ; Rev. Harold . Dixon was' here on home and Luk tenderly cared for the , I Thursday to officiate at the funeral mother. O0r sympathy goes to the r.. :t rvjcts of Albert Rice, who passed bewared fahjiiy. Walter Thomas who pad worked for away on Monday night. The interment -uii.s maifo at the Hicks vvmetcry on Charlie Andler .several years.hiw gone Between eleven and twelve nilllon American* are shareholder* in La ' Capital Ave . N.E. near Battle Creek to work his mother's farm hear liasItuildlnr and Loan Association*. Thcy-urr the saver*, the provi­ About thirty relatives of the Wil­ tings. dent. the thoughtful, of thr strength of (he Nation. They are lhe John Poll nnd family will "spend '': Ii*.-n family gatliered nt the home ot creators of homes. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Vein Welclser on Chrtet- Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Every citiien with rurning power should be a member of (hr Pichard and. family. itna* day. " Building and l-oan. Tills is the finest means of helping yourself Mrs. Arthur Terry and trotper, Hans by helping Other*, and strengthening Hie Nation. If everyone SO) TH SIH LTZ... Peterson, came from Chicago Wedunderstood (hr plan of the Building and Loan, there would be .. I Mr. and Mr. Clarence Bacehler and nr.tduy to sj>end Christmas here uit the several (line* a* many shareholder* as are now numbered. We in­ inuiUirr. Mr* Hutwi Itarcnter. were ■♦•let liotne.—---------------------vite yon (o call at (hr ollie** of (hi* Association, and let u* explain I «ue.*t* ,>f C DrCou aild furmly of Has­ Fred Murks ^pent Sunday here with to you about our business, which you can maky your business with , t>pg» Christmas doy. ; friends nnd regained over to attend profit and more contentment to yourself. ‘••Ji Tlw Mk-s F-'iH-r and Ruth Horn the funeral of Mrs. Martha Hoyt, an . , atu tided the Christina* tree at Clover- old neighbor. tVr Incite Your Investment u i dak, Mr. and Mrs. Chas B Joiinsoiv • Rentatfi Gates.Is >11 and could not spent Christinas with their children. , * take hb part in Uw Clin*tmax program Mr. and Mrs. Theodore WiiVinc.n and family, west of Middl«‘V|lle on M-37. ' i. and we all niisAed him. ;• j It-1 ind Mr*. John Horn fame Tuc»Mr. and Mrs.. Charlie Cox of Detroit daV front Brave Pa . to intend Clirtet- spent Christmas with their ppp'.e, . . mas with his parent*. Rev Fred Horn. Mrs Ada Shaw nnd family and Mr. Griswold at Jefferson Detroit, Michigan •• .nd family Mabel Horn of Battle nnd Mrs. Harry Bennett of Middleville •" Creek vu.tcd hum over the week end Mrs. Nelly Thomas entertained her . Mr* Ca|ut<>U B.iKltlcr vvx* a Grand children and their families ChrisHnat , t Rapid* shopper MocMny. day. ' r "'j IR-nllta Out*, of Hottie Greek te The Oates school enjoyed a com­ I spending two week* with her father. munity meeting and luncheon, also the -,- ‘Glen Cotes. Christmas tree Thur.sdsy evening. .-' Mi.-* Capitola Bacchler. entertained NORTH MARTIN CORNERS. • the member* <-f the Wednesday aftcrMr. nnd Mu.*Leon Sigler of Lakeview " main Club W«iw.*day. at a one o'clock luncheon and Chrtetmas party. Other spent Monday afternoon with their • guest* there w< re, Mi-. - Kathryn Cug- cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slocum ney of Cloverdale and Mb*-<Jracc Ed­ and family. Mr. and Mr.*. Garth Blocunr. spent , ninnds of HUslings. All report a fine lhe week end and Christmas with Mrs. I time. a Mr. and Mr- Alva Kenyon and sons Jennie Echtinaw and family in Has­ . 'Jiobbb* and Bernice uf .B«Alevue »jx-nt ting*. Several from Ivere attended the . W« dm- day with in* parents. "Mr. and (Mrs G. E Krttyon. Gordon Kenyon. Christmas program at the Martin i-.vlio has been -pending the pant six schoolhouse Thursiter erenlng. The ;wwk< with-thtm returned home with program was enjoyed by all. Everyone was treated to popcorn nnd candy. Tluthem. . . our Clirtstma- exeictecs at the teacher nn^l pupils received some very' ■. .-hi>olliw«c Friday night were well at­ lovely gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Herzel and chil­ tended, tii* tree wx* Ix-uutiful. The ijm^ram w a- fine and wx* enjoyed by dren will spend Christmas with Mr . nil and all.did justice to tlu- nice pop- and Mrs. Otis Landon of Carlton Cen­ 'cpm balls Now :lH*,pupil'>ynd teach- ter. Mr and Mrs. Shirley Slocum und !cr wifi enjoy a well earned vacation. .Dorothy. Mr. and Mrs. Garth Slocum attended the Christmas program at the CRESSET. i’ Mr. and Sirs. Reynolds »pent McKelvey school Friday evening. Mte> Monday P M. with Mr and Mrs. Don Echtinaw and pupils had a splendid program. Foreman at Hasting* Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Slocum and , . Little Teddy Zimmerman Is in Ann Dorothy spent Christmas with their n». • Arbor for an operation ‘ ' There Was n Christmas tree at the parents. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Slocum of Woodland. , schoolhouse Friday evening. Miss Helen Slocum spent Thursday Nellie Riekenmore spent the week and Friday with her parents. Mr. and , end with relatives at Urbandale. , Mrs.5L.vnes and J F. Oswald vlsit- Mrs. Shirley Slocum. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. |r,1 Mr.* Bchue Schuster, who is serlCOATS GROVE. ! otlsly ill nt Kelamazoo on Tuesday. There was no school after Monday Mrs Biins Barber and Mrs Len I Reynolds called on Mrs. Henry Kirk- last week on account of the Illness Of _ Hand near Richland. Tuesday P. M the teacher and a number of scholars pr««»pi1 She is not a.* well ns hcr many friends with Mrs Blanche Bayne Wednesday. । wish. The Young People's elass enjoyed a r ‘"f - Mrs. Harvey Enzlan and Mrs. Leslie ir:. Enzian and son spent Friday with Mrs. party with Virginia and Martha Thompson last Thursday evening. f Cnrl Enaian at Kalamazog. . A shortened unified service of church ORANGEVH.1.E. and Sunday school was held Sunday Mr* J. W. 'Sheffield and Maxine nt ten o'clock, Foote spent Tuesday in Battle Creek Next Sunday evening the Community 1 und Kalamazoo Service will be in charge of the Clark John Rumble of near Plainwell made Oversmlth family. Mrs. Showerman of NOTICE TO CREDITORS. a business trip to this place Thursday. Hastings will preach. A fine Christmas' program was enThe L. A. S. will meet with Mrs. , joyed at the village schoolhouse Thurs- Carrie Van Wie on Thursday. Jan. 5. ' day evening which waa much enjoyed Dinner to be served by Club No. I. It f-ur BM«th.! by both old and young. , Robert Townsend of Grand Rapids Mrs. Nettle Newark entertained a Ivos been visiting relative* here. DEALERS IN WML. GRAIN. SEEDS. FLOUR, number of relatives from Detroit for Martha and Virginia Thompson vis­ FEEDS, COAL, SALT, LIME AND ETC. ited school in Woodland on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Newman are rie Van Wie for the last meeting of 'the year, and had a Christmas pro­ gram. i"' SLEEP ALL NIGHT ...EVERY NIGHT! • Investing Safely Standard Savings Ac Loan Association SERVICE Prompt Delivery and Care in Handling Best of Quality in all grades of coal. The COLD DAYS are NOW HERE! Buy your coal NOW! FILL YOUR coal bin BEFORE the REAL ZERO weather comes! DON'T GET CAUGHT-some sub­ zero day WITHOUT FUEL! Smith Bros. Velte & Company Telephone 2257 From April, 1815. until April, HUQ. Dull brains result from a deficiency 'days of' national thanksgiving of iron, scientists say. Also from a unknown in lhe United States. surplus of bone. Hastings, Mich. �THE HASTINGS BANNER H t: &J K* w>l M-H 15* >.= i C-i &J SI Bl ANOTHER CANDLE HAS BEEN LIGHTED ... 1932 HAS BECOME HISTORY ... AND WHAT A YEAR! There has hern much joy and too tpuch sorrow. Civilization has tried'to copt; veil h problems of Herculean proportions social, political and financial. Every Form ol government has been shaken to the foundation. while age-old principles and policies liavo been almost submerged by .waves ol doubt, suspicion and unrest. The United States of America has come through with less hardship to her citizens than any other natiop on the globe. .Now. as the New Year is ushered in. let us gel down to lytfd work, careful planning and an unshaken faith in one country, opr state and our community." . With lhe past behind us let us lace the future with optimism and a firm conlideifce in our fellow citizens and our institutions. PROSPER!’! Y is AHEAD of us’and coming tjiis wav LE I ’S GO . . . and MEET IT! ’ , Haflliitrifl. iHirhitiuii �Ill> HASTINGS KANM'.H. WMISKWU. JANIAHY I. 1911 Let I Js Enter 1933 with Optimism... From Errors of the Past, Cross theThreshold of a New Yearwith Courage and Complete Confidence in our Country DO Y O U r • -Ow . . . • Saving deposit ., m arly t<vo per family. numl • Tlv । \rnrit< a,‘‘ percent stipe 1929. • • A recent offering ot $450’.000,000 ol I . S I rcasurv elicited subscriptions totaling $4.1 O’. 2‘)o 7oO more th । times the amount offered. savings todav rx .j ' 1 * ’», < ' <*. I M.U I eq ual to more .urih for every family ii. tic I md ’ ./. . ■ • To- . • .Our total stock ot gol<! is now $4.000.OlHi.tlOO. No.othei Hit ever possessed so much, bor example. (*reat Britain I. r­ $588,000,000. ...... ..uik .1.; ■ . ■ 1 3. <>00.000 \vt I <• .tt ? fir peak . I three years’agp. A„ . , I . . : . • ■ '. >' increased almost 40 • \ group • •! 11*2 mirs whi'-h Im 1 ’ *’>'*.0><> stockholders , thotvnd of I 921* had 7.67 5.1 4 > -ifx-kholders at the beginning of \ I otal national wealth is e»l ima'<dat> 529.700,0011,000. ithan that of . 1 dozen Continental I uropeAn countries runth ' " , ■ a • In 1931 thr Life Insurance Compame ol ^the I niter! Slat« creased their assets $ 1.500.01)0.00*1 which represents pcdi< '• holder • sayings. ■ . ( ' o \ T i< 1 b r t k i) . - । - —— .. .. - - . The MICHIGAN MUTUAL WINDSTORM INSURANCE CO. . HAS liNGS. MICHIGAN : | ■ $.400,000,000 ■ INS’ RANG N FORCE ... Has Protected ’■ PolicA IP’!, rs From Loss/f'or 46 Years/ I ■ . ■' ' I f A A HOl’.tHbi -Hi. 1 ‘ 1 \ I st. I ’•) R . . . a period ol . . : • I . . .1'1 Its poll! y hokjei's ’almost j: ; ii.- 11 winckstorm. losses. . , . Will There Be A Cyclane Tomorrow? No«mecan ft I Aproper.ty owner .has no-security except Ija insur­ ance in a reliable company- I here • rhe i.arujI.m insurance company ,f operating in Mi< higan. . kind " ‘ • lhe average cost is LESS 1 1 IAN < । $ I 00 insurance per year. . pCI - • Ibis big conipam. has a reput. ।.fOJ. PROMPT and,FLU. PAYMENT of .11 k male and just claims. • ‘ • lake care of \ our Windstorm lnsui.ni DA'i . . . DELAY is DANGI-4«)US! |’( » is no time of year when safetv can be assured. Aon will see by re­ ferring’ to the picture at the left that- this fine barn was destroyed in Janumy 1931. Windstorms may t L. W. S U N D A Y GU Y E. CROOK President Vice-Preiy]enl E. A. PARKER, Secy .-Treader come in-January or June< r / �Have HASTINGS RINGS Installed! imr.irflcrd I hr> (All Doubt h i<l. Millions upon millions ol dollar* K < 11)01115 I hitman lift most important thing for all ol us l<> do. just as lai a sible, is to PRI A i .\'l FIRE! EVERY HASTINGS RING GUARANTEED Here Are Nine Rules to Guide You: Read Them Over Many Times and Teach Them to Your Children Make sure I hat your match IS (MT before throwing it iti Hasting hij AUTO SPORT SHOP Extinguish the last spark of jour cigar or cigarette before throwing it awtly. oil) rag> accumulate in sonic oul-of-ihe-w*av corner HASTIN' Build your rubbish bonfire where there is no danger of spreading. 5 Have your elect rival w iring inspected regularlj and reAvoid using kerosene, ben­ zine or naptha for cleaning purposes. 7. Keep jour heating system and chimney in, perfect working condition. camp (ire before it is totally extinguishyd. Keep matches beyond the reach of jour children and jour children out of reach secure vour homes. with a Protective Policy in the Citizens Mutual Banner Want Ads Get Results FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY -KALAMAZOO, MICHIGAN Lowest Rates Consistent With Sure Protection ,\ Mutual Company of high merit— <M<M aii.l l 'I i t lb>Ml.s ilu-ctumtj want io purchase piM-Mirli ,uti« l«*-. but nut know WHI.Ki: lu bm. the fuimt'i \\/ni . prompt in its adjustment and pay­ ment ol all just clciinris.' Courteous in • its treatment of every policy holder it invites your careful investigation. A wide Tamiliartty with the insur­ ance laws and laws ol the state, a broad general knowledge of busi« ness and property values, place this company in position to render a most efficient service to its policy holders.' t«» rvni.-hitRilure to Sell, apartments jvi.utnl. farm . pKHturtS lot sale, him! hvlpjlrcdvd. ,irli« i“sl. live >et Waul Ads get results! are experienced in all that pertains to the intranet* business -stand at the top in the matter of integrity and reliability and are always at the service of policy holders’. They are- I y >\ T UH III K id J * . 1 ,1>< . 11, ’.I . I ■ , , ,■ Mated in the fv.ivcM words po-able. Our. rules .110 reasonable ... one cent |n r won! with .1 minimum The Hastings Banner Telephone 2 4 15 'OTTO IHLING, President S. S. WYKKEL, Victf-Pre«iderit B. O. WHITE, Secy.-Treasurer J. L. MAUS & SON, AGENTS - HASTINGS, MICHIGAN HOME OFFICE—108 "KALAMAZOO NATIONAL BANK BLDG., KALAMAZOO, MICH. A Policy with this Strong Company Means Safe Protection �Illi. ItAMIXGS BAXMH. HUlM'lm. JAM'XHY «. JflXl January First, 1933 The Largest and Strongest Farm Mutual Fire Insurance Company in Michigan ! THE SHARE HOLDERS IN THE HASTINGS BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Net Assets and Resources . . $454,656,79 Will Receive Cheeks for ., THE STATE MUTUAL RODDED FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY Anil in Addition, the Association will Have a Nice L ASH Reserve Euinl! The record of Jhi» local institution i> gratifying. It wa* organized b* flattings business me^TTor the U n* nt •.( Hastings, Hastings home owm i- and 702 CHURCH ST. •' Hastings investors. |t» officers and directors *>-n*- FLINT, MICHIGAN -ithoutpay. The sole |uirp«t»<* of tlie ■*> f ........ of the Harting* Building and Loan As­ sociation .a few vw« a ... t -r thu.goad of this community.- A large number of loans have been made 'to I lasting} people so thvy_couhl buy or build homo or improve thrones they already ow'ned. ‘ These bnrruwri,* have .all made good'and ■ thia* association today doe*, ry»t own or hold a single piece of real estate. ■ ■ Any surplus funds you may*have invested in shares <d this association will help others to improve t)ieir boon-. or build new homes. 10 New Homes built in Hastings the first 6 Months of 19,33 will help to bring Prosperity to this Citv.' Tins is .1 purely mutual rortfpany and every share holder participatt ■ in th*profit* earned by cat'eful management. ‘ ■ Get back of this Home Inst-lution. -Put vour dollar* her ■ where they will help bring prr\jperity to YOUK edrtununity. I'elephon** or rail .at the office fot full particular*. ‘ • ■ s - ■ ■ ■ ■ . / I Don't just buy a ' fire insurance policy— BUY PROTECTION The Hastings Biiildiiig And Loan A ssoc i a 1 io n Phone-37S -Room *1 Si. l.hiio .lil.li*. 1 I f.istmi-- Since Its Organization in 1908, This Big Company Has Paid Michigan Farmers Over $4,058,000 in Losses! ' "Protect Me CLEAN Milk” / | 15 of the Many Reasons Why You Should I Insure with This Big Reliable Company: I . It is the hugest l;annc^s Mutfial I'irty Insurance C ompanv tn the State2. It.has-niorr assets than any <?t.hcr state wide Mutual I ire Insurance Company in Mi< higan. 3 It pa\s 9-|(l value in case ol loss, when- mahy companies pay .only J. 4. I.t । a Blanket policy on prrAonijl' property. • . 5. It ure- farm personal-on land own ■ rented within three miles of hifaru)^ . ift - farm personal, loaned to a nor ii neighbor is insured in our (».. It Ha .cotupany. i. . - ■ i isii:- farm personal owned joint\ wit!. neighbor on (Remises ol the iieighlu*i _ H. it insure- automobiles and trucks the .same a--othei Jann personal, provided they are not insurnd i.n another com :>am winch'insures against other hazuds than fire oj lightning. | I Grade “A" Milk Patteurizi i : <>r Raw । ROBERT \V. COOK. I’repr. •10. It grantsa Ill discouit m/isscssment if one I .ibci .1y Eire I . .tinguisher lor each $1,000 or fraction thereof ol in surance is placed about the’buildings insured. 11. It grants a 20 discount m assessment on dwelling (contents included, if oc> copied by owner) il completidv cover­ ed with slate, tile, metal. ashf^FoiTor asphalt snyigles. 12. It grants lfl discount in assessment on dwelling (( (intents i ( hided, if oc­ cupied bv iaviii i ) if co,nplet<*ly cov (.•red with gravel or slate surfaccrl roll moling. . 13. It protects it . members >y reinsuring ■ portions ol its larger risks. 14. It protei fs the intercut »f the Mort gagee. ' I 5. It protects the holder ol I < deed when property is sold on contiact. There is Splendid Territory Now Open in Barry County for Reliable Agents for This Company | I 8c Quart HIGHLANDS DAIRY TELEPHONE 2651 9. Its policy (iroVides lor a \.duatiorj,ol • $400. un horses. $250 on ( attic, and $70 <>n sheep and hcigs. which'gives excellent protection lc the owner of registered stock. _n HASTINGS, MICH. This Big Company Has an Enviable Reputation for Prompt and Fair Settlement of All Legitimate Claims � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Banner Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsBanner Description An account of the resource <strong>The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Banner.</strong><br /><br /><strong>The Library also wishes to thank all of the community members who donated money to support our digitizing efforts.<br /><br />The Banner Overview:</strong><br />The Hastings Banner newspaper has been published in Hastings, Michigan since 1856. The following history highlights are taken from Richard Cook's history as published in the 1956 Centennial Edition of The Hastings Banner, and recapped by Esther Walton in her From Time to Time column in The Banner dated April 12, 1984.<br /><br /><strong>Links to online copies of the paper follow the history section.<br /></strong><strong><br /><br /><br />Searching the paper:<br /></strong>The Banner, and all other PDF files on this history portal, are fully searchable. To search:<br /><ol><li>Click on the magnifying glass search icon in the upper right.</li> <li>Enter your search term(s) in the simple search box and press Enter or click on Search.</li> <li>Any PDF file on the site that contains your term(s) should be listed. Do not use the Advanced Search.</li> </ol><strong>See <a href="https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/676/How_To_Use_Online_Newspapers_8x11.pdf" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">How to Use Online Newspapers</a> for more information about using and searching online newspapers.</strong><br /><br />-----------------------<br /><strong>The Banner History</strong>:<br />C.S. Burton &amp; Co. were listed as the proprietors of the "Republican Banner", which first appeared here on May 1, 1856, with Dr. C. S. Burton as the publisher and Norman Bailey as editor.<br /><br />Publication office was on the second floor of the Rower Block, whose address was given as "corner of State and Church"; which corner was not specified.<br /><br />The objective of this publication was to win support for the newly created Republican party and thus counteract the influence of the Barry County Pioneer, a Democratic journal that had been published here since 1851. No copies of the first three issues of The Banner were saved.<br /><br />Make-up on the first journal corresponded with a pattern typical of most local journals then published. Page one contained a few columns of advertising, fiction (often a continued story), and a short feature of no particular news value. Page one was the "literary" page.<br /><br />Page two contained the editorial barbs, along with state news, political articles, Washington items and news of the national and territorial giovernments. Page three contained a few items of local news, sandwiched inbetween the local and foreign news.<br /><br />Page four was usually solid with advertising and as such was the editor's "bread and butter" page....Locally it was the pattern until the early 1880s.<br /><br />Several changes in ownership and management occurred during the first two years of publication, with J. M. Nevins taking over ownership interests on July 16, 1857. With the issue of May 7, 1862, "The Republican Banner" became "The Hastings Banner". Editor Nevins thought the village had developed sufficiently during the past several years to merit this recognition.<br /><br />Another major change in the management of The Banner came when Nevins sold the newspaper to George M. Dewey of Niles on March 14, 1866, who then took over as editor and publisher. Dewey, an ardent Republican and somewhat of a crusader, gave considerable space to editorial comment and party affairs and also directed pointed paragraphs against the saloons and local traffic in liquor. Dewey was the grandfather of Thomas E. Dewey, Republican presidential nominee in 1944 and 1948. Editor Dewey on May 4, 1870 changed the format (and name) of the paper to "Hastings Republican Banner". <br /><br />A fire in December 1883 burned The Banner plant (located in the middle of the block on the north side of State St. across from the courthouse). Files and back issues from August 1880 to December 1883 and the January 4, 1884 issues are missing.<br /><br />The Banner was purchased by Marshall L. Cook and George Bower on July 21, 1880. They changed the name to "The Hastings Banner". M. L. Cook soon became the sole owner and remained so until July 7, 1887 when Albert Nishern (M. L.'s brother-in-law) joined him. Albert Nishern sold his interest on November 6, 1889 to William Cook (M. L.'s younger brother).<br /><br />The Cook brothers partnership held together (56 years) ... Richard Cook followed his father into the newspaper business, and Richard's son William joined him. So the Cook family ownership continued for 85 years, from 1880 to 1974, when Richard and William sold the paper to High Fullerton. J-Ad Graphics became the owners of "The Hastings Banner" in August of 1981. Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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